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School Mississippi College Location Clinton, Miss. Founded 1826 Affiliation NCAA DII Conference Gulf South Conference Enrollment 5,000 School Colors Navy Blue and Old Gold Nickname Choctaws President Dr. Lee G. Royce Alma Mater Vanderbilt Athletic Director Mike Jones Alma Mater Mississippi College Compliance Officer Susan Musselwhite Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Tom Williams Athletic Dept. Phone 601-925-3341 Athletics Website www.gochoctaws.com
2014-15 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT 11/06 11/08 11/14 11/20 11/25 12/04 12/06 12/11 12/13 12/18 12/20 01/03 01/05 01/10 01/12 01/17 01/22 01/24 01/29 01/31 02/05 02/07 02/12 02/14 02/19 02/21 02/26
at Southern Miss# vs. William Carey# at Stephen F. Austin# Spring Hill at Belhaven West Alabama* West Georgia* at Union* at Christian Brothers* West Florida* Valdosta State* at Alabama Huntsville* at North Alabama* Shorter* Lee* Delta State* at West Georgia* at West Alabama* Christian Brothers* Union* at Valdosta State* at West Florida* North Alabama* Alabama Huntsville* at Lee at Shorter at Delta State
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Hattiesburg, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Nacogdoches, Texas Clinton, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Jackson, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Huntsville, Ala. Florence, Ala. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Carrollton, Ga. Livingston, Ala. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Valdosta, Ga. Pensacola, Fla. Clinton, Miss. Clinton, Miss. Cleveland, Tenn. Rome, Ga. Cleveland, Miss.
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7:00 pm USM, 7-0 12:00 pm MC, 34-31 7:00 pm Tied, 1-1 7:00 pm MC, 6-4 7:00 pm MC, 54-29 8:00 pm MC, 31-28 4:00 pm MC, 15-4 8:00 pm MC, 3-2 4:00 pm MC, 5-1 3:00 pm UWF, 3-1 4:00 pm MC, 14-13 4:00 pm MC, 4-0 8:00 pm UNA, 27-16 4:00 pm 1st Meeting 8:00 pm 1st Meeting 4:00 pm DSU, 39-34-1 7:00 pm MC, 15-4 4:00 pm MC, 31-28 8:00 pm MC, 5-1 4:00 pm MC, 3-2 7:00 pm MC, 14-13 4:00 pm UWF, 3-1 8:00 pm UNA, 27-16 4:00 pm MC, 4-0 7:00 pm 1st Meeting 3:00 pm 1st Meeting 7:30 pm DSU, 39-34-1
^FCA & Zaxby’s Tip-Off Classic || *Gulf South Conference Game || #Exhibition Game Bold indicates home game || All Times are Central and Subject to Change
FACILITY INFORMATION Facility Capacity
A.E. Wood Coliseum 3,500
TEAM INFORMATION 2013-14 Overall Record ASC Record / Finish Starters Returning / Lost Letterwinners Returning / Lost Newcomers
11-14 9-13 / 8th 3/2 8/8 12
COACHING STAFF Head Coach Alma Mater, Year Record at MC Career Record Assistant Coach Student Assistant Athletic Trainer
Don Lofton Mississippi College, 1978 178-91 (11th Season) Same Josh Brooks Lee Smith Alicia Thornburg
SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director SID E-Mail SID Phone SID Cell Phone SID Fax Graduate Assistant E-Mail
David Nichols nichols@mc.edu 601-925-3234 769-798-7143 601-925-3344 Christy Wyne wyne@mc.edu
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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFO
Quick Facts..................................................... 1 Table of Contents............................................ 2 Media Information............................................ 2 Mississippi College.......................................... 3 A.E. Wood Coliseum....................................... 4 Williams Strength Center................................. 5 Mike Jones...................................................... 6 Staff Directory...............................................8-9 Athletic Training............................................. 10
SEASON PREVIEW
Season Preview............................................ 12 Numerical Roster........................................... 13 Alphabetical Roster....................................... 13 Geographical Breakdown.............................. 13 Roster by Classification................................. 13 Positional Breakdown.................................... 13 Roster by Height............................................ 13 2014-15 Opponents....................................... 14
COACHING STAFF
Don Lofton..................................................... 16 Josh Brooks................................................... 17 Andrew Howell.............................................. 17 Jay Lofton...................................................... 17 Lee Smith...................................................... 17 Michael Landrum........................................... 17 Alicia Thornnburg.......................................... 17
THE CHOCTAWS
Jay Case....................................................... 19 Jaron Edwards.............................................. 19 Emmanuel Ezejiofo....................................... 20 Rayner Fredrick............................................. 21 Christian Howard........................................... 21 Tyree McDonald............................................ 22 Tristan Moore................................................ 22 Tory Rice....................................................... 23 Christian Robbins.......................................... 23 Johnny Rucker.............................................. 23 Eric Smith Jr.................................................. 23 Giancarlo Santiago........................................ 24 Jared Case.................................................... 24 Jesse Pierce.................................................. 25 Trent Wilkes................................................... 25 Delano Davis................................................. 26 David Fisher.................................................. 26 Antonio Johnson............................................ 26 Stacey Mack.................................................. 26 Hunter Ray.................................................... 27
MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEW REQUESTS
To request an interview with Coach Lofton or any assistant coaches, do so by contacting the SID via email or by phone at 601-925-3234. Coaches are available to the media but not during practice. Once practice is completed, all requests can be filled. On Choctaw game days, coaches and players are available following a ten minute cooling off period. No interviews can be conducted on game days prior to the game. Phone interviews with players and coaches are also possible by contacting the SID. The best time to request a player or coach for a phone interview is in the morning.
ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
The Mississippi College Office of Athletic Communications is located in the Moody Adams Field House, located between A.E. Wood Coliseum and Robinson-Hale Stadium. Once entering the field house, the office is located in the second door on the right.
MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA
We hope that this publication is useful to you as you cover Mississippi College this season. All efforts have been made to include information within these pages that you might find useful in covering the Choctaws. If further information is needed then please don’t hesitate to contact me directly so that request can be made. Also be aware that all Choctaw home and most MC home athletic events are digitally photographed and photographs are immediately available upon request. We appreciate all of your efforts to cover the Choctaws and we look forward to working with you this season. Sincerely, David Nichols, Sports Information Director
CREDENTIAL REQUESTS
To request a credential or interview, do so by contacting the SID via email (nichols@mc.edu) or by phone at 601-9253234. Credentials must be requested 24 hours in advance.
MEDIA SERVICES
Pre-game notes or media guides are available upon request. Game notes are released electronically on the Mississippi College website periodically. They are also distributed to the media through email.
SEASON REVIEW
2013-14 Season Review............................... 29 Results.......................................................... 29 Overall / Conference Statistics...................... 30 ASC Standings.............................................. 32 All-ASC Teams.............................................. 32
THE GSC
The GSC....................................................... 34 GSC All-Time Champions.............................. 34
HISTORY/RECORD BOOK
Team Season Records.................................. 36 Team Game Records.................................... 36 Individual Career Records............................. 36 Individual Game Records.............................. 36 Individual Season Records............................ 36 600 Point Club............................................... 36 500 Point Club............................................... 36 400 Point Club............................................... 36 Career/Season Record Book........................ 37 All-Time Results.......................................39-43 Record by Opponents................................... 43
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The Mississippi College athletic department is currently in transition to Division II and the Gulf South Conference, heading back to a league they were a part of from 1972-1996. The Choctaws were a part of Division III and the American Southwest Conference from 1996-2014.
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A.E. WOOD COLISEUM A.E. Wood Coliseum is one of the most recognizable architectural structures in the Clinton community. The “Golden Dome” as it is referred to is one of 50 all gold anodized aluminum buildings in the nation. With a square footage of 48,000, the Dome has a capacity of 3,500 for basketball games, 4,000 for stage events and an arena including 532 theater seats. The Dome is fully equipped with dressing rooms, each furnished with lockers and showers for Mississippi College athletic teams (men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, volleyball, softball, track, men and women’s soccer) and visiting teams as well. The upper deck portion of the Dome includes 11 office suites for Mississippi College athletic staff. In 2006, wireless internet access was added to the coliseum for media convenience as well as visiting administrators. In 2005, the Quick Rebounders Room was added at the end of the court floor. The room provides space to accommodate 150 people.The room is equipped with wireless internet connection, network access and an area to cater events. It also is used as a film room for the athletics department. The facility also includes a fully equipped training room for Mississippi College and visiting athletes, concession stands located near the gate entrance, a meeting room for up to 90 people, and banquet space on the playing floor (with bleachers folded) for up to 600 people. The Dome also has TV platforms with exterior cable access and a complete sound system for concerts. The platforms are wired for internet access in order to stream video of Choctaw and Lady Choctaw games.
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CHARLES AND ALINE WILLIAMS STRENGTH CENTER Mississippi College boasts one of the premier strength facilities in the country among Division II universities. The Charles and Aline Williams Strength Center has more than 5,000 square feet of working area and provides Choctaw athletes with top of the line equipment necessary to the success of an athletics program. The facility was originally furnished with state of the art strength equipment made possible by the donation of Mrs. Aline Williams in memory of her husband Charles H. Williams. In 2014, the strength center underwent a renovation as new equipment was brought in throughout the building. The strength center contains the latest and best equipment such as Hammer strength equipment, three power clean platforms, rubberized dumbbells for Olympic lifts, three squat racks, cardiovascular equipment, and numerous other machines for use by all Mississippi college student athletes. The strength center is located adjacent to Robinson-Hale stadium and provides a deck overlooking the football field for recruiting visits. The field can also be seen from inside the weight room with wall to wall windows on three sides of the facility.
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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JONES01@MC.EDU Mike Jones is stepping into his 13th season as the full-time athletic director after an incredibly successful basketball career at MC. Jones returned to his position as the full-time athletic director in 2008 after stepping down as head coach of the men’s basketball program following the 2007-08 season. During his 20-year coaching career, including sixteen seasons at MC, the Hall of Fame coach put together a career record of 436-130 (.770). As athletic director, Jones has helped build one of the top athletic departments in the American Southwest Conference. In 12 years overseeing the athletics department, he has given all of MC’s programs an opportunity for success with improved facilities through fund-raising. In the 2009-10 season, every MC athletics team qualified for postseason play, and all but two teams had winning records. Under his leadership, the athletics department was able to raise over one million dollars for the addition of an artificial playing surface to the football field and new surrounding track facility. Under his watch, a new soccer complex was constructed in 2005 and a new fieldhouse was constructed in 2011. Major renovations were also made to A.E. Wood Coliseum in 2008.
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In his first round as head coach of the Choctaws, Jones led MC to 14 consecutive winning seasons overall, including five straight NCAA Tournament appearances at his alma mater. Jones led MC to four ASC championships in 1998, 1999, 2002, and 2007. In the 2007 season, the Choctaws reached as high as a #3 national ranking. Coach Jones earned three ASC Coach of the Year honors in 1998, 1999, and 2007, and his players consistently appeared on the All-Conference and All-Academic teams at the end of the season. Emphasizing defense, the Choctaws led the ASC in scoring and field goal percentage defense in 2007. Mike made the move to Mississippi College following a four-year stint at Copiah-Lincoln Community College where he dominated the state and earned national prestige. During his tenure, Jones’ teams were consistently ranked in the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Top-Twenty Poll. He took teams to the National Junior College Tournament where the 1988 team finished seventh. His teams were State Junior College Champions in 1998 and were two-time Region 23 Champions. For his accomplishments, Jones was named Region 23 Junior College Coach of the Year in 1986 an 1988. On October 16, 1996, the Copiah-Lincoln community game Jones the ultimate honor; they inducted him into their 1996 Sports Hall of Fame Class. Jones’ coaching success took no one by surprise after his stellar background as an assistant. Before going to Co-Lin, Jones spent eight seasons as an assistant at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Coach Jones helped raise over $160,000 at the MC Athletics Dinner in 2012, where former Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz was the keynote speaker. The Athletics Dinner has hosted speakers such as Gene Stallings, Oakland A’s outfielder Seth Smith, Robert Khayat, Sylvester Croom, Mike Bianco, and Jeff Brantley.
After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Education at Mississippi College in 1975, Jones served as a graduate assistant at MC and was responsible for all scouting and recruiting. He later received a Master of Education in School Administration in 1977.
After a four-year hiatus, Coach Jones returned to the bench for two seasons from 2006-08 where his Choctaws compiled a 46-9 record overall and a 35-5 conference mark. In the ‘06-’07 season, Jones led MC to a third consecutive ASC Championship and a trip to the “Sweet Sixteen” of the NCAA Division III Tournament.
Mike is the son of Juanita Bridges of New Hebron, MS, and is married to Jane Jones of New Hebron. They have two children, a son Michael and a daughter Mandy. Michael is married to their daughter-in-law Amy. Mandy is married to their son-in-law Taylor Sisson. Coach Jones has four grandchildren, Zach, Ansley Kate, Will and Charlotte.
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STAFF DIRECTORY
BUTCH ARD
ABBY BARNETT
JAKE BELL
JOHN BLAND
EMILY BORDENAVE
CROSS COUNTRY/ TRACK HEAD COACH 601-925-7653 BARD@MC.EDU
CROSS COUNTRY/T&F GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7653 AFBARNETT@MC.EDU
WOMEN’S SOCCER GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7639 JBEEDLE@MC.EDU
BASEBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3353 JBELL@MC.EDU
FOOTBALL HEAD COACH 601-925-3347 JBLAND@MC.EDU
CROSS COUNTRY/T&F GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7653 BORDENAV@MC.EDU
DAVID BOTELER
JAY BRIGHT
SHANNON BUSH
JORDAN COLE
MICHAEL COLLINS
PETER COSMIANO
TENNIS HEAD COACH 601-925-3959 DBOTELER@MC.EDU
FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-7648 JBRIGHT@MC.EDU
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 601-925-3356 SHBUSH@MC.EDU
SOFTBALL GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-3361 JRCOLE@MC.EDU
FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3343 MCOLLINS@MC.EDU
VOLLEYBALL HEAD COACH 601-925-3357 COSMIANO@MC.EDU
ETHAN DOAN
MATT FREDERICK
LAURYN HAMRICK
ALAN HANNON
GERALD HASSELMAN
RICKY HERZOG
GOLF GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-3810 DOAN@MC.EDU
SPORTS PERFORMANCE GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7781 MRFREDERICK@MC.EDU
NICOLE HORTON
FCA GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7078 NHORTON@MC.EDU
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JORDON BEEDLE
VOLLEYBALL GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-3357 HAMRICK@MC.EDU
KEVIN JOHNS
MEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH 601-925-3934 KJOHNS@MC.EDU
MEN’S SOCCER GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7639 ASHANNON@MC.EDU
ADAM JOHNSON
WOMEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-7640 AGJOHNSON@MC.EDU
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE 601-925-3408 GHASSELM@MC.EDU
DARRYL LONGABAUGH
WOMEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH 601-925-3892 LONGABAU@MC.EDU
FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-7778 RWHERZOG@MC.EDU
KIM MASON
SOFTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3361 MASON01@MC.EDU
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STAFF DIRECTORY
JOHN MCMATH
SUSAN MUSSELWHITE
DAVID NICHOLS
BROOKE O’HAIR
BRIAN OWENS
RANDAL PHARR
GOLF HEAD COACH 601-925-3810 JMCMATH@MC.EDU
ASST. ATHLETIC DIR. FOR COMPLIANCE/SWA 601-925-3362 MUSSELWH@MC.EDU
ASST. ATHLETIC DIR. ATHLETIC COMM. 601-925-3234 NICHOLS@MC.EDU
SOFTBALL HEAD COACH 601-925-3361 OHAIR@MC.EDU
BASEBALL HEAD COACH 601-925-3346 OWENS@MC.EDU
SPORTS PERFORMANCE GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-7781 JPHARR@MC.EDU
BETHANY PIGOTT
JUSTIN PIGOTT
CAMILLE ROSS
CARL SHEARD
MICHAEL SHUMAKER
ROD SMITH
FCA DIRECTOR 601-925-7078 PIGOTT@MC.EDU
FCA DIRECTOR 601-925-7078 JPIGOTT@MC.EDU
CROSS COUNTRY/ TRACK ASST. COACH 601-925-3368 CNROSS@MC.EDU
MEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3934 SHEARD@MC.EDU
ASST. ATHLETIC DIR. SPORTS PERFORMANCE 601-925-7781 MLSHUMAKER@MC.EDU
FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3869 RSMITH2@MC.EDU
ALICIA THORNBURG
GRADY TURMAN
MISSA TURMAN
REID VANCE
WHITNEY VANCE
MATT VERRET
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 601-925-7361 THORNBUR@MC.EDU
HEAD OF TRANSPORTATION 601-925-3806 GTURMAN@MC.EDU
EDGAR WEISER
FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH 601-925-3868 EWEISER@MC.EDU
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 601-925-3341 TURMAN@MC.EDU
TOM WILLIAMS
FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE 601-925-3844 TWILLIAMS@MC.EDU
DIRECTOR OF BROADCASTING 601-925-3490 VANCE@MC.EDU
JACOB WOMACK
TENNIS GRAD. ASSISTANT 601-925-3959 JWOMACK@MC.EDU
ASSISTANT COMPLIANCE OFFICER 601-925-7896 VWVANCE@MC.EDU
CHRISTY WYNE
SPORTS INFORMATION GRADUATE ASSISTANT 601-925-3234 WYNE@MC.EDU
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER 601-925-3345 VERRET@MC.EDU
TIM YANCY
EQUIPMENT MANAGER 601-925-3806 YANCY@MC.EDU
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ATHLETIC TRAINING
MATT
VERRET Head Athletic Trainer verret@mc.edu Matt Verret enters his eighth year at Mississippi College as the head athletic trainer. Verret is responsible for overseeing 17 different school-sponsored sports. Verret joined the staff at Mississippi College after a one year stint as the assistant athletic trainer at Louisiana College where he also served as the men’s basketball strength coach. Verret worked primarily with football and men’s basketball while with the Wildcats. Verret brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Choctaw staff. Prior to his work at Louisiana College, Verret worked one year as the head athletic trainer at Bishop MacNamara High School of the Chicago Catholic League through the Orthopedic Associates of Kankakee. He also spent two years as the head athletic trainer with the Columbus River Dragons of the NBA D-League. There he worked under head coach and former Mississippi State All-American, Jeff Malone. As a graduate assistant, Verret worked 1 1/2 years at Mississippi State University as the primary trainer for the softball program. He received his Master of Science degree in Sport Administration at MSU after receiving his undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University. While at LSU, he worked as a student assistant with the Tigers’ athletic training staff. Verret also has experience as an intern athletic trainer with the Chicago Bears of the National Football League and as a staff athletic trainer with the Manning Passing Academy. He is certified as an athletic trainer through the NATABOC and a performance enhancement specialist through the NASM.
HUDSON BYRNES Graduate Assistant
SHAQUINTA ICKOM Graduate Assistant
ANDREA WILSON Graduate Assistant
ALICIA
THORNBURG Assistant Athletic Trainer thornbur@mc.edu
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Alicia Thornburg enters her third season as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Mississippi College. Thornburg spent the last two years as a graduate assistant in the department. Alicia will be the main contact for the women’s soccer and men’s and women’s basketball teams. In her two years as a G.A., she spent time working with the men’s soccer team and the men’s and women’s tennis squads. Prior to her time at Mississippi College, Alicia attended the University of Toledo for one year. She earned her Emergency Medical Technician - Basic degree from the H. Councill Thenholm State Technical College in 2008. Thornburg earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training degree from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2007. She is also a member of the National and Mississippi Athletic Training Associations. Alicia is originally from Mantachie, MS. She is married to Robert Thornburg and is the daughter of Mark and Debbie Hopper. She is a member of Morrison Heights Baptist Church and a volunteer at the food pantry called Second Harvest
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Junior TORY RICE is expected to make in immediate impact in the starting lineup after a stellar career at Itawamba CC. The Starkville native averaged 10 points and eight rebounds per game while being named to the MACJC Academic All-State Team. Rice has an uncanny ability to get to the basket to score and rebound with the best in the league.
OVERVIEW Season Outlook The Mississippi College men’s basketball team will enter a new and familiar era this season as they transition back to Division II and the Gulf South Conference. They were part of the league from 1972-96, winning two championships (1977-78 & 1994-95). MC has spent the last 19 years (1996-2014) in Division III and the American Southwest Conference, winning six conference titles and nine East Division crowns. While in transition from Division III to the GSC, the Choctaws will not be eligible for postseason play until the 2016-17 season, but the availability of athletic scholarships will allow MC to compete immediately with the top teams in the league. Head coach DON LOFTON enters his 11th season at the helm, sitting fourth in school history with 178 career wins. With another solid season, he could be on pace to move up to third, which is now held by James Q. Allen with 191 victories. “This is a great time to be a part of the Mississippi College athletic department,” said Lofton. “While this is a new experience for most, I believe this is where MC belongs and a place we can thrive for years to come. It will be a transition, but one our team is excited about taking on. The Choctaws return five players with significant starting experience and a recruiting class that will benefit the program immediately. Despite the jump in level of competition, the coaching staff is pleased where the team is heading into 2014-15.
POINT GUARD The Choctaws have a good mix of returning talent and newcomers to compete for the starting signalcaller. Junior CHRISTIAN HOWARD and sophomore JARED CASE each played big roles in their first seasons as Choctaws last year. Case started 19 games in his rookie campaign, averaging 4.5 points per game and leading the team with 60 assists. Howard provides athleticism at the point guard spot that allows him to defend the top guards in the league. Junior TRISTAN MOORE and freshman ANTONIO JOHNSON are going to be asked to contribute right away for coach Lofton and the crew. Moore, a transfer from Northwest Mississippi CC, can slash to the basket and score from the outside while leading the team. Johnson led the McComb HS Tigers to a 5A state championship last season, earning the Most Valuable Player honors as a result.
Junior CHRISTIAN ROBBINS and GIANCARLO SANTIAGO are also transfers that the Choctaws hope will contribute on the low block quickly. Robbins is a 6’10” player from Southwest Mississippi CC, who is known for his ability to block and change shots at the basket. Santiago possesses a great lowpost game and soft touch on the block.
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WINGS On the outside, the Choctaws return one of the top three-point shooters in school history in senior JAY CASE. The Brookhaven native ranks 4th in the MC record books in 3-point field goal percentage (.466) and 8th with 61 made long balls last season. The Copiah-Lincoln CC transfer just got better as the season progressed, making at least four from behind the arc in six of the last 12 games of the year. Also returning with starting experience is senior JARON EDWARDS. The Franklinton, La. native opened last season as the starting point guard, but settled in more at the win as the season went along. He shot 39% from the three-point line and tallied 40 assists on the year. The William Carey transfer gives MC another steady option on the wing. While Case and Edwards are known for their outside shooting, the Choctaws also return a true slasher in senior EMMANUEL EZEJIOFO. The former Hillcrest standout is the team’s leading returning scorer at 13.9 points per game, also pulling down 5.1 boards per contest with 58 assists. “EZ”, as he is known on the team, is just about unstoppable when he gets his outside shot to fall.
The Choctaws landed one of their top recruiting targets in the spring in freshman STACEY MACK. The McComb HS standout helped lead the Tigers to a 5A state championship and was named a Second Team All-State selection after averaging 13.8 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots per game. Mack is a raw talent that will only get better as he develops.
SCHEDULE MC will play three exhibition games before the regular season starts, traveling to Southern Miss (Nov. 6) and Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 14) with a game in Jackson against William Carey (Nov. 8) in between. The Choctaws open the regular season at home against Spring Hill College on November 20th before closing out non-conference play on November 25th at Belhaven. MC’s first Gulf South Conference game comes on December 4th when they host West Alabama, followed by a home game against West Georgia. The first two road conference contests will come against Union and Christian Brothers the following weekend. After alternating home and road games over the next three weeks, the Choctaws will renew their rivalry with Delta State on January 17th in Clinton. They will travel up to Cleveland for the return trip to close the season on February 26th. Following the first game against DSU, the Choctaws will play the second half of their GSC schedule against the 11 other league teams. While they are ineligible for GSC or NCAA postseason, they can play for the NCCAA Tournament following the season.
Outside of the returning guards, the coaching staff is excited about junior JOHNNY RUCKER and freshman DAVID FISHER being added to the mix. Rucker is a transfer from Mississippi Delta CC and has a good mix of outside shot and the ability to cut to the basket. Fisher comes to MC from Rome, Ga. where he was a standout player at Model HS.
POSTS The Choctaws will have to replace their top scorer from a season ago in Lakin Ford, who averaged 15.1 points and 6.9 rebounds per game. The transfer from East Mississippi CC started nearly every game of his two-year career and will leave big shoes to fill down low.
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The lone returner on the block is senior RAYNER FREDRICK. The Overland Park, Kan. native started 15 games last season and averaged 9.4 points and a team-high 7.0 rebounds per game. He also finished second on the team with 59 assists. Fredrick provides unmatched energy on the floor and will have to provide leadership for the new group of post players in Coach Lofton’s scheme
RAYNER FREDRICK
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NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 31 32 34 35 40 44
NAME POS. HT. Stacey Mack F 6’7 Emmanuel Ezejiofo G 6’4 Christian Howard G 5’9 Jared Case G 6’0 Jaron Edwards G 6’2 Jay Case G 6’2 Antonio Johnson G 5’10 David Fisher G 6’3 Jesse Pierce G 6’3 Christian Robbins C 6’10 Johnny Rucker G 6’4 Tyree McDonald F 6’1 Tristan Moore G 5’11 Trent Wilkes G 6’1 Hunter Ray G 5’11 Tory Rice F 6’5 Eric Smith Jr. F 6’6 Giancarlo Santiago F 6’6 Delano Davis G 6’3 Rayner Fredrick F 6’3
WT. 229 206 166 159 175 158 165 185 180 240 202 189 183 177 165 220 195 230 195 204
CL.-EXP. Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Jr.-1L So.-1L Sr.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS So.-1L Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. So.-1L Fr.-HS Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Fr.-HS Sr.-1L
HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL McComb, Miss. McComb HS Raymond, Miss. Northeast MS CC Evergreen, Ala. Alabama Southern CC Brookhaven, Miss. West Lincoln HS Franklinton, La. William Carey Brookhaven, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC McComb, Miss. McComb HS Rome, Ga. Model HS Byhalia, Miss. First Assembly Christian Columbia, Miss. Southwest MS CC Yazoo City, Miss. MS Delta CC Wiggins, Miss. Southwest MS CC Senatobia, Miss. Northwest MS CC Germantown, Tenn. Home Life Aca. Houston, Texas Porter HS Starkville, Miss. Itawamba CC Clinton, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC San Juan, Puerto Rico MS Gulf Coast CC Columbus, Miss. Caledonia HS Overland Park, Kan. Grand Canyon Univ.
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. 4 10 40 5 2 14 44 3 11 1 23 24 20 31 32 21 22 35 34 25
NAME POS. HT. Jared Case G 6’0 Jay Case G 6’2 Delano Davis G 6’3 Jaron Edwards G 6’2 Emmanuel Ezejiofo G 6’4 David Fisher G 6’3 Rayner Fredrick F 6’3 Christian Howard G 5’9 Antonio Johnson G 5’10 Stacey Mack F 6’7 Tyree McDonald F 6’1 Tristan Moore G 5’11 Jesse Pierce G 6’3 Hunter Ray G 5’11 Tory Rice F 6’5 Christian Robbins C 6’10 Johnny Rucker G 6’4 Giancarlo Santiago F 6’6 Eric Smith Jr. F 6’6 Trent Wilkes G 6’1
WT. 159 158 195 175 206 185 204 166 165 229 189 183 180 165 220 240 202 230 195 177
CL.-EXP. So.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Jr.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. So.-1L Fr.-HS Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. So.-1L
HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Brookhaven, Miss. West Lincoln HS Brookhaven, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC Columbus, Miss. Caledonia HS Franklinton, La. William Carey Raymond, Miss. Northeast MS CC Rome, Ga. Model HS Overland Park, Kan. Grand Canyon Univ. Evergreen, Ala. Alabama Southern CC McComb, Miss. McComb HS McComb, Miss. McComb HS Wiggins, Miss. Southwest MS CC Senatobia, Miss. Northwest MS CC Byhalia, Miss. First Assembly Christian Houston, Texas Porter HS Starkville, Miss. Itawamba CC Columbia, Miss. Southwest MS CC Yazoo City, Miss. MS Delta CC San Juan, Puerto Rico MS Gulf Coast CC Clinton, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC Germantown, Tenn. Home Life Aca.
ROSTER BY LOCATION NO. 3 14 44 5 4 10 20 34 21 40 1 11 2 24 32 23 22 35 25 31
NAME POS. HT. Christian Howard G 5’9 David Fisher G 6’3 Rayner Fredrick F 6’3 Jaron Edwards G 6’2 Jared Case G 6’0 Jay Case G 6’2 Jesse Pierce G 6’3 Eric Smith Jr. F 6’6 Christian Robbins C 6’10 Delano Davis G 6’3 Stacey Mack F 6’7 Antonio Johnson G 5’10 Emmanuel Ezejiofo G 6’4 Tristan Moore G 5’11 Tory Rice F 6’5 Tyree McDonald F 6’1 Johnny Rucker G 6’4 Giancarlo Santiago F 6’6 Trent Wilkes G 6’1 Hunter Ray G 5’11
WT. 166 185 204 175 159 158 180 195 240 195 229 165 206 183 220 189 202 230 177 165
CL.-EXP. Jr.-1L Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Sr.-1L So.-1L Sr.-1L So.-1L Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. Jr.-Tr. So.-1L Fr.-HS
HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Evergreen, Ala. Alabama Southern CC Rome, Ga. Model HS Overland Park, Kan. Grand Canyon Univ. Franklinton, La. William Carey Brookhaven, Miss. West Lincoln HS Brookhaven, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC Byhalia, Miss. First Assembly Christian Clinton, Miss. Copiah-Lincoln CC Columbia, Miss. Southwest MS CC Columbus, Miss. Caledonia HS McComb, Miss. McComb HS McComb, Miss. McComb HS Raymond, Miss. Northeast MS CC Senatobia, Miss. Northwest MS CC Starkville, Miss. Itawamba CC Wiggins, Miss. Southwest MS CC Yazoo City, Miss. MS Delta CC San Juan, Puerto Rico MS Gulf Coast CC Germantown, Tenn. Home Life Aca. Houston, Texas Porter HS
CLASSIFICATION NO. NAME 2 Emmanuel Ezejiofo 5 Jaron Edwards 10 Jay Case 44 Rayner Fredrick 3 Christian Howard 21 Christian Robbins 22 Johnny Rucker 23 Tyree McDonald 24 Tristan Moore 32 Tory Rice 34 Eric Smith Jr. 35 Giancarlo Santiago 4 Jared Case 20 Jesse Pierce 25 Trent Wilkes 1 Stacey Mack 11 Antonio Johnson 14 David Fisher 31 Hunter Ray 40 Delano Davis
CL. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
POSITION NO. NAME 2 Emmanuel Ezejiofo 3 Christian Howard 4 Jared Case 5 Jaron Edwards 10 Jay Case 11 Antonio Johnson 14 David Fisher 20 Jesse Pierce 22 Johnny Rucker 24 Tristan Moore 25 Trent Wilkes 31 Hunter Ray 40 Delano Davis 1 Stacey Mack 23 Tyree McDonald 32 Tory Rice 34 Eric Smith Jr. 35 Giancarlo Santiago 44 Rayner Fredrick 21 Christian Robbins
POS. G G G G G G G G G G G G G F F F F F F C
HEIGHT NO. NAME 3 Christian Howard 11 Antonio Johnson 24 Tristan Moore 31 Hunter Ray 4 Jared Case 23 Tyree McDonald 25 Trent Wilkes 5 Jaron Edwards 10 Jay Case 14 David Fisher 20 Jesse Pierce 40 Delano Davis 44 Rayner Fredrick 2 Emmanuel Ezejiofo 22 Johnny Rucker 32 Tory Rice 34 Eric Smith Jr. 35 Giancarlo Santiago 1 Stacey Mack 21 Christian Robbins
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HT. 5’9 5’10 5’11 5’11 6’0 6’1 6’1 6’2 6’2 6’3 6’3 6’3 6’3 6’4 6’4 6’5 6’6 6’6 6’7 6’10
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2014-15 OPPONENTS SOUTHERN MISS
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
Head Coach: Doc Sadler Location: Hattiesburg, Miss. 2013-14 Record: 29-7 Game Dates: 11/6/14 (A)
Head Coach: Mike Nienaber Location: Memphis, Tenn. 2013-14 Record: 18-11, 12-8 GSC Game Dates: 12/13/14 (A), 1/29/15 (H)
WILLIAM CAREY
WEST FLORIDA
Head Coach: Steve Knight Location: Hattiesburg, Miss. 2013-14 Record: 28-3 Game Dates: 11/8/14 (N)
Head Coach: Bob Stinnett Location: Pensacola, Fla. 2013-14 Record: 7-20, 6-14 GSC Game Dates: 12/18/14 (H), 2/7/15 (A)
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN
VALDOSTA STATE
Head Coach: Brad Underwood Location: Nacogdoches, Texas 2013-14 Record: 32-3 Game Dates: 11/14/14 (A)
Head Coach: Mike Helfer Location: Valdosta, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 16-12, 9-11 GSC Game Dates: 12/20/14 (H), 2/5/15 (A)
SPRING HILL
ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE
Head Coach: Aaron Niven Location: Mobile, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 7-22 Game Dates: 11/20/14 (H)
Head Coach: Lennie Acuff Location: Huntsville, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 15-13, 11-9 GSC Game Dates: 1/3/15 (A), 2/14/15 (H)
BELHAVEN
NORTH ALABAMA
Head Coach: Jonathan Vines Location: Jackson, Miss. 2013-14 Record: 18-15 Game Dates: 11/25/14 (A)
Head Coach: Bobby Champagne Location: Florence, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 23-10, 13-7 GSC Game Dates: 1/5/15 (A), 2/12/15 (H)
WEST ALABAMA
SHORTER
Head Coach: Allen Sharpe Location: Livingston, Ala. 2013-14 Record: 17-11, 14-6 GSC Game Dates: 12/4/14 (H), 1/24/15 (A)
Head Coach: Chad Warner Location: Rome, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 9-17, 6-14 GSC Game Dates: 1/10/15 (H), 2/21/15 (A)
WEST GEORGIA
LEE
Head Coach: Michael Cooney Location: Carrollton, Ga. 2013-14 Record: 18-12, 10-10 GSC Game Dates: 12/6/14 (H), 1/22/15 (A)
Head Coach: Tommy Brown Location: Cleveland, Tenn. 2013-14 Record: 10-16, 6-14 GSC Game Dates: 1/12/15 (H), 2/19/15 (A)
UNION
DELTA STATE
Head Coach: David Niven Location: Jackson, Tenn. 2013-14 Record: 15-16, 7-13 GSC Game Dates: 12/11/14 (A), 1/31/15 (H)
Head Coach: Jim Boone Location: Cleveland, Miss. 2013-14 Record: 26-7, 16-4 GSC Game Dates: 1/17/15 (H), 2/26/15 (A)
Golden Eagles
Crusaders
Lumberjacks
Badgers
Blazers
Tigers
Wolves
Bulldogs
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Bucs
Argonauts
Blazers
Chargers
Lions
Hawks
Flames
Statesmen
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Don
LOFTON HEAD COACH
Head coach Don Lofton enters his 11th season at the helm and 31st with the program, overall. The Choctaws went through their final season in the American Southwest Conference and Division III during the 2013-14 year, going 11-14 and finishing 8th in the league standings. Senior Lakin Ford and junior Emmanuel Ezejiofo earned All-ASC honors. The 2012-13 season saw the Choctaws advance to the ASC Tournament for the 15th time in 15 tries and as they earned the #3 seed from the East Division with a 15-11 record, overall. Junior Brandon Blake was named a D3hoops.com All-South Region selection, while also earning a spot on the All-ASC Team. Senior Adam Smith was a Second Team selection, while Turmonte Ragland earned an All-Defensive Team selection. The Choctaws advanced to the ASC Tournament in the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons, making them the only team in the league to qualify for every tournament. In 2011-12, MC landed Trevon Malone on the All-ASC First Team. In the 2009-10 season, Lofton led the Choctaws to their 22nd consecutive winning season and a trip to the American Southwest Conference Tournament. MC finished 19-7 overall and 14-6 in the ASC, while finishing second on the East Division. In the 2008-09 season, the Choctaws advanced all the way to the ASC Championship Game before being ousted by Texas-Dallas. It would be the 10th time in 11 tournaments that the Choctaws advanced to the championship game. MC led the league with a .509 field goal percentage. Lofton had an incredibly successful run as head coach of the Choctaws for four years from 2003-2006. In four seasons at the helm, Lofton produced a 92-23 overall record including two American Southwest Conference Championships and back-to-back appearances in the “Sweet Sixteen” round of the NCAA Tournament. In the 2005-06 he led the Choctaws to a school record 29-2 season that ended with another appearance in the “Sweet Sixteen”. Lofton collected NCAA wins over Maryville University and Maryville College as a regional host of the first and second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Choctaws were the highest ranked team in the NCAA South Region rankings the entire season. In the 2004-05 Lofton led the Choctaws to the third most wins in school history (24) and just their second appearance in the NCAA Tournament “Sweet Sixteen”
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round. The Choctaws were ranked #1 in the NCAA South Region ranking every week and won their seventh ASC East Division title in eight years. They also beat Maryville College in the second round of the NCAA tournament. After taking over the program from Hall of Fame coach Mike Jones, Lofton maintained the same level of success with four straight appearances in the ASC Championship game. That same season Lofton kept the streak alive by leading the team to eight straight wins to end the season and reach the title game. His team also led the ASC in scoring defense. In 2002-03, Lofton’s original season as Head Coach, he led the Choctaws to their fourth ASC Championship in six years. MC won 20 games and appeared in the NCAA Division III National Tournament for the sixth straight year. Lofton was also a vital part of the success achieved by the basketball program during his tenure at MC as an assistant coach. As the recruiting coordinator, he was responsible for maintaining the talent level necessary to keep the Choctaws in the upper echelon of teams in the country year in and year out. He also filled the position as the primary assistant to former head coach Mike Jones and was vitally involved in building the program to where it is today. “Coach Lofton has been around Mississippi College basketball for a long time,” said Athletic Director Mike Jones . “He knows the game and has been a big part of the success that we have enjoyed and experienced over the past years. He knows what it takes to be successful here at MC and has proven that during his 10 seasons.”
Lofton built himself the reputation of being a top recruiter and talent evaluator. Since MC’s move to Division III in the 1996-97 season, he has helped recruit some of the best talent in the American Southwest Conference. With him filling the role of recruiting coordinator, the Choctaws made five straight appearances in the NCAA tournament. They also won the ASC Championship three five of five seasons. During his last three seasons as an assistant, the Choctaws had five first team All-ASC selections and one ASC East Division Player of the Year. Lofton began his coaching career at Mississippi College as a graduate assistant in 1978-79, working for Coach Doug Hines. He also served in the same capacity during the 1979-80 season. Before returning as an assistant, Lofton coached at West Jones High School in Laurel, Miss., for four seasons. He began as an assistant coach and was the head coach for three seasons, 1982-85. He led the Mustangs to several outstanding seasons and was named Coach of the Year in the Southern Athletic Conference in 1982-83. Lofton was honored after the 1998-99 season by the National Association of Basketball Coaches for his outstanding service with the Merit Award. A 1974 graduate of Brookhaven High School, he began his college career at Mississippi College, playing football and golf. He received his bachelor of science degree in business administration in 1978 and completed the master of education degree in1983. Don and his wife Madelyn have three children: Davis, Jay and Elizabeth.
MILESTONE WINS
YEAR-BY-YEAR
• #1 - (11/22/02) - vs. Concordia-Selma (82-62)
2002-03 19-8 .704 2003-04 19-8 .704 2004-05 24-5 .841 2005-06 29-2 .935 2008-09 20-7 .740 2009-10 19-7 .731 2010-11 13-13 .500 2011-12 9-16 .360 2012-13 15-11 .577 2013-14 11-14 .440 TOTAL 178-91 .662
• #25 - (12/9/03) - vs. Louisiana College (80-61) • #50 - (1/15/05) - vs. LeTourneau (73-65) • #75 - (1/19/06) - vs. Texas-Dallas (76-66) • #100 - (1/10/09) - vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (89-85) • #125 - (1/23/10) - vs. East Texas Baptist (72-63) • #150 - (2/11/12) - at Ozarks (86-83) • #175 - (2/13/14) - at Howard Payne (83-75)
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS COACH John King George Bohler Grif Lee Lewis Wilson Melvin Landrum Dick Hitt Chief Ortman Wilson Fulton James Q. Allen Doug Hines Mike Jones Don Lofton TOTAL
YRS TENURE RECORD PCT. 1 1925 19-7 .731 3 1926-28 50-12 .806 1 1929 12-13 .480 5 1931-35 61-58 .513 6 1936, 40-43 66-73 .475 46, 53 3 1937-39 37-18 .673 1 1944 6 1947-52 21 1953-73 15 1974-88 16 1989-02, 07-08 11 2002-06, 08- 89 1925-
6-4 .600 42-83 .336 191-221 .463 206-203 .504 332-103 .763 178-91 .662 1221-891 .578
YEAR-BY-YEAR (HOME) 2002-03 12-2 .857 2003-04 11-3 .786 2004-05 15-1 .938 2005-06 16-0 1.000 2008-09 9-3 .750 2009-10 9-2 .818 2010-11 8-4 .667 2011-12 6-5 .545 2012-13 10-2 .833 2013-14 8-6 .571 TOTAL 104-28 .788
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ASSISTANT COACH Josh
BROOKS ASSISTANT COACH
Assistant men’s basketball coach Josh Brooks is entering his 7th season on the coaching staff of the Choctaws. Brooks returned to MC after a four-year playing career and one season as a student assistant. In his six seasons with the Choctaws, MC has advanced to the American Southwest Conference Tournament each year. The 2012-13 season saw the Choctaws land Brandon Blake on the All-ASC First Team and the D3hoops.com All-South Region Team. In the 2008-09 season, Brooks helped lead the Choctaws to a 20-7 overall record and an appearance in the American Southwest Conference Tournament Championship Game. After leaving MC, Brooks stayed in the Jackson area, coaching one season at Jackson Prep before spending two seasons as an assistant to Kenny Bizot at Hillcrest Christian. Brooks helped lead the Cougars to an Overall State Championship in his first season on the bench. Brooks moved to the college coaching ranks as an assistant at Belhaven where he spent two seasons. In 2004, Brooks took the head coaching job at Hernando High School in north Mississippi. In his first season, Brooks led the Tigers to a 10-15 record, a notable improvement over previous seasons at the school. Brooks then led Hernando to three seasons with records over .500, culminating in a 28-7 record and a trip to the 4A North State Tournament in 2007-08. Brooks graduated from MC in 1999. Josh is married to the former Marie McDade, who graduated from MC in 2001. Josh and Marie have two children: Avery and Mallory.
SUPPORT STAFF
Andrew
HOWELL
STUDENT ASSISTANT
Jay
LOFTON
STUDENT ASSISTANT
Lee
SMITH
STUDENT ASSISTANT
Michael
LANDRUM
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
Alicia
THORNBURG ATHLETIC TRAINER
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JAY CASE
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BROOKHAVEN, MISS. | COPIAH-LINCOLN CC 6’2 | 158 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 25 games, starting 11 for the Choctaws...averaged 10.1 points, 1.8 assists, 1.7 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game...shot 45% from the floor and 47% from the 3-point line...averaged 25.3 minutes per game... led the team with 33 steals....scored in double-figures in 12 of 25 games, including the final eight games of the season...had a season-high 24 points in the season-finale win over Louisiana College...led the team in scoring in four different games (at Mary Hardin-Baylor, Hardin-Simmons, Ozarks (AR) and Louisiana College)...made a season-high five 3-pointers in three different games (at Mary Hardin-Baylor, Hardin-Simmons, Ozarks (AR))...made a season-high 10 field goals in the win over Louisiana College...had a season-high five rebounds at Sul Ross State...had a seasonhigh six assists at Sul Ross State
BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Sims at Copiah-Lincoln Community College...averaged 10 points per game...named to the MACJC All-Star Team...First Team All-Region selection...played for coach Lane Young at West Lincoln High School...averaged 21 points, four rebounds, four assists and four steals per game PERSONAL son of Jason and Mary Case...born on April 18, 1993...majoring in Math Education
CAREER STATISTICS 2013-14 TOTAL
GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 25-11 632 25.3 93-207 .449 61-131 .466 25-11 632 25.3 93-207 .449 61-131 .466
FT-A Pct. 6-8 .750 6-8 .750
Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 2-40-42 1.7 2-40-42 1.7
PF-FO 45-2 45-2
Ast. TO Blk 44 23 0 44 23 0
Stl Pts. Avg. 33 253 10.1 33 253 10.1
JARON EDWARDS FRANKLINTON, LA. | WILLIAM CAREY
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6’2 | 175 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 24 games, starting 17 for the Choctaws...averaged 6.4 points, 1.7 assists and 1.3 rebounds per game...shot 41% from the floor and 39% from the 3-point line...also shot 85% from the free throw line, going 12-for12 to start the season...scored in double-figures in seven games, including four straight (Sul Ross State, Howard Payne, at Louisiana College and at Texas-Tyler)...scored a season-high 15 points against Sul Ross State... made a season-high three 3-pointers in four different games (Howard Payne, at Louisiana College, LeTourneau and at Mary Hardin-Baylor)... pulled down a season-high four rebounds against Pensacola Christian... had a season-high eight assists against Pensacola Christian
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BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Steve Knight at William Carey University...played for coach Pat King at Bowling Green Academy...averaged 22 points, eight rebounds and nine assists per game...MAIS Player of the Year...First Team All-District selection...District MVP...All-South State First Team selection PERSONAL son of Todd Edwards and Dawn Seal...born on October 25, 1991...majoring in kinesiology
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CAREER STATISTICS 2013-14 TOTAL
GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 24-17 470 19.6 54-132 .409 28-71 .394 24-17 470 19.6 54-132 .409 28-71 .394
FT-A Pct. 17-20 .850 17-20 .850
Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 2-23-25 1.0 2-23-25 1.0
PF-FO 43-2 43-2
Ast. TO Blk 40 32 4 40 32 4
Stl Pts. Avg. 13 153 6.4 13 153 6.4
EMMANUEL EZEJIOFO RAYMOND, MISS. | NORTHEAST MS CC
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6’4 | 206 | SENIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 25 games, starting the final 19 for the Choctaws...averaged finished second on the team averaging 13.9 points per game...finished third on the team with 58 assists...finished third on the team with 16 blocked shots...shot 50% from the floor and 80% from the free throw line...averaged 5.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game...led the team with 31.7 minutes played per game...scored in double-figures in 21-of-24 games on the season...scored 20 or more points in four different games (Sul Ross State, East Texas Baptist, at Concordia Texas and Texas-Dallas)...scored a season-high 30 points in the win over Sul Ross State...made a seasonhigh 11 field goals in the win over Sul Ross State...made a season-high eight free throws in two different games (Texas-Dallas and at Sul Ross State)...made at least two free throws in all but two games on the season... pulled down a season-high nine rebounds against Texas-Dallas...had a
season-high five assists against Howard Payne...had a season-high three blocked shots against Sul Ross State...Honorable Mention All-American Soutwhest Conference selection BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played two seasons of football at Hinds Community College for coach Gene Murphy...spent one season on the Southern Miss football team... played for coach David Robbins at Northeast Mississippi Community College...played for coach James Crane at Hillcrest Christian PERSONAL son of Sherryl Okechokwu Ezejiofo...born on January 23, 1991...majoring in Business Administration
CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off-Def-Rebs Avg. PF-FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg. 2013-14 25-19 792 31.7 120-239 .502 3-9 .333 105-132 .795 32-96--128 5.1 70-2 58 70 16 15 348 13.9 TOTAL 25-19 792 31.7 120-239 .502 3-9 .333 105-132 .795 32-96--128 5.1 70-2 58 70 16 15 348 13.9
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RAYNER FREDRICK
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OVERLAND PARK, KAN. | GRAND CANYON U. 6’3 | 204 | SENIOR | FORWARD 2013-14 played in 21 games, starting 15 for the Choctaws...led the team with 7.0 rebounds per game...averaged 9.4 points, 2.8 assists and 1.0 steals per game...shot 49% from the floor...scored in double-figures in 10 games, including three straight (Hardin-Simmons, at Howard Payne and at Sul Ross State)...scored a season-high 22 points at Sul Ross State...pulled down double-figure rebounds in four games...had a season-high 14 rebounds against Howard Payne...tallied double-doubles in three games (at Texas-Dallas, Howard Payne and Louisiana College)...had a season-high seven assists against Rust College...had a season-high four steals in two games (at Howard Payne and at Sul Ross State)...made a season nine free throws at Sul Ross State
BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Larry Holey at William Jewell College...played for coach Russ Pennell at Grand Canyon University...played for coach Brett McFall at Shawnee Mission South High School PERSONAL son of Tom Fredrick and Kate Forristall...born on March 31, 1992...majoring Business Administration
CAREER STATISTICS 2013-14 TOTAL
GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 21-15 452 21.5 73-149 .490 6-25 .240 21-15 452 21.5 73-149 .490 6-25 .240
FT-A Pct. 45-73 .616 45-73 .616
Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 42-104-146 7.0 42-104-146 7.0
PF-FO 68-3 68-3
Ast. TO Blk 59 60 4 59 60 4
Stl Pts. Avg. 21 197 9.4 21 197 9.4
CHRISTIAN HOWARD EVERGREEN, ALA. | ALABAMA SOUTHERN CC
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5’9 | 166 | JUNIOR | GUARD 2013-14 played in 22 games, starting three for the Choctaws...averaged 2.4 points and 2.0 rebounds per game...averaged 15.2 minutes played per game... finished the season with 29 assists and 18 steals...scored a season-high 10 points against Rust College...pulled down a season-high six rebounds against Ozarks (AR)...had a season-high five assists in three different games (Rust College, Concordia Texas and Ozarks (AR))...had a seasonhigh five steals against Ozarks (AR)
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BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Joseph Eatmon at Alabama Southern...averaged two points, two rebounds, two assists and three steals per game...played for coach Warren Roberts at Hillcrest-Evergreen High School...averaged 10 points, two rebounds, seven assists and four steals per game...All-State Honorable Mention...Regional champions PERSONAL son of Cynthia Howard and Alvin Brown...born on October 30, 1992...majoring in Kinesiology
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CAREER STATISTICS 2013-14 TOTAL
GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 22-3 335 15.2 17-65 .262 4-27 .148 22-3 335 15.2 17-65 .262 4-27 .148
FT-A Pct. 14-29 .483 14-29 .483
Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 8-35-43 2.0 8-35-43 2.0
PF-FO 45-2 45-2
Ast. TO Blk 29 16 9 29 16 9
Stl Pts. Avg. 18 52 2.4 18 52 2.4
TYREE MCDONALD WIGGINS, MISS. | SOUTHWEST MS CC
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6’1 | 189 | JUNIOR | FORWARD 2013-14 did not play
Todd Miller at Stone High School...averaged 10 points, eight rebounds and one assist per game...Second Team All-Division selection
BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Casey Carter at Southwest Mississippi Community College...averaged three points and one rebound per game...played for coach
PERSONAL son of Tiffany Edwards and Sheldon McDonald...born on August 8, 1992... majoring in Social Work
TRISTAN MOORE SENATOBIA, MISS. | NORTHWEST MS CC
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5’11 | 183 | JUNIOR | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Bubba Skelton at Northwest Mississippi CC...averaged 13.4 points, 4.0 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game...team captain...team MVP...First Team All-State selection...First Team All-Region selection...MACJC All-Star...played for coach Kenzoki Jones at Senatobia High School...averaged 20.1 points, 4.5 assists, 4.2 rebounds and 2.3
steals per game...named to the All-Tate County Team...All-District selection...team MVP...district tournament MVP PERSONAL son of Shumbri Moore and Kenneth Cooper...born on August 23, 1993... majoring in kinesiology
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TORY RICE STARKVILLE, MISS. | ITAWAMBA CC
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6’5 | 220 | JUNIOR | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Grant Pate at Itawamba Community College...averaged 10 points and eight rebounds per game...2014 MACJC Academic All-State selection...played for coach Greg Carter at Starkville High School...named the team’s Best Rebounder...named 6th Man of the Year
PERSONAL son of Valerie Rice and Terry Drane...born on October 13, 1993...majoring in criminal justice
CHRISTIAN ROBBINS COLUMBIA, MISS. | SOUTHWEST MS CC
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6’10 | 240 | JUNIOR | CENTER BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Casey Carter at Southwest Mississippi CC...averaged four points and four rebounds per game...played for coach Larry Eustachy at the University of Southern Mississippi...played for coach Redy McCay at Columbia Academy...averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds and six blocked shots per game...MAIS First Team and All-Star selection
PERSONAL son of Charles and Melinda Robbins...born on September 18, 1992...majoring in accounting
JOHNNY RUCKER YAZOO CITY, MISS. | MS DELTA CC
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6’4 | 202 | JUNIOR | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Derrick Fears at Mississippi Delta Community College... averaged 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game...MACJC All-Star...played for coach Archie Carlyle at Yazoo City High School...averaged 17 points, eight rebounds and two assists per game...team MVP... won team Best All-Around award
PERSONAL son of Lawanda Rucker...born on April 16, 1993...majoring in adminstration of justice
ERIC SMITH JR. CLINTON, MISS. | COPIAH-LINCOLN CC
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6’6 | 195 | JUNIOR | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Kenny Bizot at Copiah-Lincoln CC...played for coach Norton at Clinton High School
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PERSONAL son of Eneke and the late Eric Smith...born on June 23, 1994...majoring in physics
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SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO | MS GULF COAST CC 6’6 | 230 | JUNIOR | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Wendell Weathers at Mississippi Gulf Coast CC...averaged 10.9 points and 7.2 rebounds per game...scored double-figures in all but nine games as a sophomore...played at Academia del Sagrado Corazon
PERSONAL son of Ferdinand and Mantza Santiago...born on November 27, 1992... undecided on major
JARED CASE
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BROOKHAVEN, MISS. | WEST LINCOLN HS 6’0 | 159 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 played in all 25 games, starting 19, including the final 18 games of his rookie season...averaged 23.5 minutes per game as the team’s point guard...averaged 4.5 points and led the team with 60 assists...shot 36% from the 3-point line and 37% from the field...finished third on the team with 22 steals...scored a season-high 15 points against Concordia Texas... made a season-high three 3-pointers in the win over Rust College...tallied a season-high seven assists against Ozarks (AR)...had a season-high five rebounds against Sul Ross State
BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Lane Young at West Lincoln High School PERSONAL son of Jason and Mary Case...born on March 2, 1995...majoring in Mathematics
CAREER STATISTICS 2013-14 TOTAL
GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 25-19 588 23.5 33-90 .367 24-66 .364 25-19 588 23.5 33-90 .367 24-66 .364
FT-A Pct. Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 23-37 .622 6-50-56 2.2 23-37 .622 6-50-56 2.2
PF-FO 63-2 63-2
Ast. TO Blk 60 42 0 60 42 0
Stl Pts. Avg. 22 113 4.5 22 113 4.5
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JESSE PIERCE BYHALIA, MISS. | FIRST ASSEMBLY CHRISTIAN
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6’3 | 180 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 played in 11 games for the Choctaws...scored 17 points with 14 rebounds on the season...scored a season-high six points in two different games (at Texas-Dallas and Ozarks (AR))...pulled down a season-high five rebounds in two different games (at Howard Payne and Ozarks (AR))...played a season-high 11 minutes at Howard Payne
BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Dee Wilkes at First Assembly Christian School...averaged 19 points, six rebounds and three assists per game...All-Region selection...Best of the Preps...Super 80 Summer League PERSONAL son of James and Judy Pierce...born on November 19, 1993...majoring in sports management
CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off-Def-Rebs Avg. PF-FO Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg. 2013-14 11-0 46 4.2 7-19 .368 3-8 .375 0-2 .000 5-9-14 1.3 2-0 2 6 0 1 17 1.5 TOTAL 11-0 46 4.2 7-19 .368 3-8 .375 0-2 .000 5-9-14 1.3 2-0 2 6 0 1 17 1.5
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6’1 | 177 | SOPHOMORE | GUARD 2013-14 played against Ozarks (AR) on February 20th, 2014 BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Quinton Lytle at Home Life Academy...averaged 10 points, five rebounds, four assists and one steal per game
PERSONAL son of Deron and Amy Wilkes...born on January 24, 1994...majoring in Kinesiology
CAREER STATISTICS GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Off-Def-Rebs Avg. 2013-14 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 TOTAL 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0
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PF-FO 1-0 1-0
Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
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DELANO DAVIS COLUMBUS, MISS. | CALEDONIA HS
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6’3 | 195 | FRESHMAN | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Josh Scott at Caledonia High School...averaged nine points and 10 rebounds per game
PERSONAL son of Kennika Coble...born on June 19, 1992...majoring in computer science
DAVID FISHER ROME, GA. | MODEL HS
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6’3 | 185 | FRESHMAN | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Jacob Travis at Model High School...averaged 18 points, seven rebounds and four assists per game...named region Player of the Year...named the Northwest Georgia Tip-Off Club Player of the Year... team MVP...named the Rome News Tribune Player of the Year...All-State performer...named the John Pinson Jr. Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year...class valedictorian
PERSONAL son of David and Christine Fisher...born on December 9, 1995...majoring in Biology
ANTONIO JOHNSON MCCOMB, MISS. | MCCOMB HS
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5’10 | 165 | FRESHMAN | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Hilton Harrell at McComb High School...averaged 14 points and five rebounds per game...helped lead the Tigers to the 2014 MHSAA 5A state championship...named MVP of the MHSAA 5A state tournament...named a Clarion-Ledger Honorable Mention selection
PERSONAL son of Anthony and Margaret Johnson...born on January 31, 1996...undecided on major
STACEY MACK MCCOMB, MISS. | MCCOMB HS
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6’7 | 229 | FRESHMAN | FORWARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Hilton Harrell at McComb High School...averaged 13.8 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots per game...helped lead the Tigers to the 2014 MHSAA 5A state championship...helped lead McComb HS to two straight district championships...named to the Clarion-Ledger All-State Second Team
PERSONAL son of Doug and Michelle Hall...born on July 28, 1996...majoring in kinesiology
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5’11 | 165 | FRESHMAN | GUARD BEFORE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE played for coach Nick Newton at Porter High School...averaged 21 points, four rebounds, two assists and two steals per game...First Team All-District and All-Area selection
PERSONAL son of Rob and Ann Ray...born on May 14, 1996...majoring in communications
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2013-14 SEASON REVIEW The Mississippi College men’s basketball team closed out their successful time in the Amerrican Southwest Conference in 2013-14, finishing 8th in the league with an 11-14 mark and a 9-13 record in the ASC. The Choctaws won nine ASC East Division championships and six ASC Tournament titles. MC advanced to every postseason tournament in their 18 years in the league.
an 8-8 mark in ASC play. They won four of their last five games, including a 78-72 victory over Louisiana College, a game in which junior Jay Case made five three-pointers and scored a career-high 24 points.
Head coach Don Lofton had two players earn All-American Southwest Conference honors in senior Lakin Ford and junior Emmanuel Ezejiofo. Ford led the team with 15.1 points per agme and was second on the squad with 6.9 rebounds per contest. Ezejiofo averaged 13.9 points per game and shot 50% from the field. The Choctaws graduated another senior from 2013-14 in Willie Williams, who averaged 6.4 points and 3.0 rebounds per game while shooting 52% from the field. The Choctaws opened the season with wins over Pensacola Christian and Rust College, but conference play opened with losses to Concordia Texas and LeTourneau. Overall, MC opened 1-5 in league play, but closed with
2013-14 Mississippi College Basketball Mississippi College Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Jan 16, 2015) 2013-14 CHOCTAW RESULTS All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date 11/16/13
OVERALL 11-14 9-13 2-1
Opponent PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN
HOME 8-6 6-5 2-1
W
11/26/13 12/02/13 12/05/13
RUST *CONCORDIA TEXAS *at LeTourneau
W
12/07/13 12/14/13 12/21/13 01/02/14 01/04/14 01/09/14 01/11/14 01/13/14 01/16/14 01/18/14 01/23/14
*at East Texas Baptist RHODES *MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR *at Hardin-Simmons *at Texas-Dallas *SUL ROSS STATE *HOWARD PAYNE *at Louisiana College *at Texas-Tyler *at Ozarks (AR) *EAST TEXAS BAPTIST
W
01/25/14 01/30/14 02/01/14 02/06/14 02/08/14 02/13/14 02/15/14 02/20/14 02/22/14 02/24/14
*LETOURNEAU *at Concordia Texas *at Mary Hardin-Baylor *TEXAS-DALLAS *HARDIN-SIMMONS *at Howard Payne *at Sul Ross State *OZARKS (AR) *TEXAS-TYLER *LOUISIANA COLLEGE
W
* - Conference game
Attendance Summary
Home Away Neutral Total
Games
14 11 0 25
Attend
8983 4498 0 13481
W W
W
W Wot W W
AWAY 3-8 3-8 0-0 Score 73-61 88-81 83-93 57-60 71-70 53-54 59-74 60-72 60-71 110-101 86-75 77-84 67-75 64-66 77-70 69-68 98-103 70-78 69-78 60-61 83-75 68-64 92-73 90-95 78-72
NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0 Att. High Points 812 (18)Rayner Fredrick
L L
L L L L
L L L
Lo2 L L L
L
345 (20)Lakin Ford 565 (23)Lakin Ford 113 (12)Lakin Ford 350 411 411 277 322 511 476 408 649 210 811
(17)Lakin Ford (14)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (20)Lakin Ford (13)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (11)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (30)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (17)Rayner Fredrick (24)Lakin Ford (16)Lakin Ford (23)Willie Williams (27)Emmanuel Ezejiofo
811 234 800 889 645 485 650 719 812 765
(18)Lakin Ford (26)Lakin Ford (15)Jay Case (22)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (17)Jay Case (16)Lakin Ford (22)Rayner Fredrick (21)Jay Case (16)Rayner Fredrick (24)Jay Case
High Rebounds (7)Lakin Ford (7)Rayner Fredrick (12)Lakin Ford (10)Lakin Ford (6)Rayner Fredrick (6)Deaundrea Lyons (7)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (7)Rayner Fredrick (8)Lakin Ford (7)Deaundrea Lyons (10)Rayner Fredrick (9)Rayner Fredrick (14)Rayner Fredrick (9)Rayner Fredrick (7)Deaundrea Lyons (9)Lakin Ford (7)Lakin Ford (7)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (11)Lakin Ford (11)Deaundrea Lyons (8)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (9)Emmanuel Ezejiofo (8)Rayner Fredrick (6)Lakin Ford (8)Rayner Fredrick (10)Rayner Fredrick (7)Kelvin Smith (11)Rayner Fredrick
Avg/Game
642 409 0 539
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2013-14 Mississippi College Basketball
Mississippi College Overall/Conference Statistics (as of JanSTATISTICS 16, 2015) 2013-14 CHOCTAW OVERALL/CONFERENCE All games
SUMMARY Andrew Fehrenbacher Emmanuel Ezejiofo Christian Howard Jared Case Jaron Edwards Jay Case Caleb Miskelly Jesse Pierce Lucas Burris Tim Valliant Trent Wilkes Kelvin Smith Willie Williams Lakin Ford Deaundrea Lyons Rayner Fredrick Totals Opponent
gp-gs min/g 1-0 1.0 25-19 31.7 22-3 15.2 25-19 23.5 24-17 19.6 25-11 25.3 11-0 8.3 11-0 4.2 10-0 6.1 2-0 1.5 1-0 1.0 15-0 11.7 25-17 15.4 23-22 29.4 25-2 14.6 21-15 21.5 25 25
SCORING Andrew Fehrenbacher Emmanuel Ezejiofo Christian Howard Jared Case Jaron Edwards Jay Case Caleb Miskelly Jesse Pierce Lucas Burris Tim Valliant Trent Wilkes Kelvin Smith Willie Williams Lakin Ford Deaundrea Lyons Rayner Fredrick Totals Opponent
fg-fga 0-1 120-239 17-65 33-90 54-132 93-207 2-8 7-19 4-9 0-0 0-0 31-58 69-133 129-255 50-96 73-149 682-1461 592-1435
TOTALS Andrew Fehrenbacher Emmanuel Ezejiofo Christian Howard Jared Case Jaron Edwards Jay Case Caleb Miskelly Jesse Pierce Lucas Burris Tim Valliant Trent Wilkes Kelvin Smith Willie Williams Lakin Ford Deaundrea Lyons Rayner Fredrick Totals Opponent
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fg% .000 .502 .262 .367 .409 .449 .250 .368 .444 .000 .000 .534 .519 .506 .521 .490 .467 .413 fg% .000 .502 .262 .367 .409 .449 .250 .368 .444 .000 .000 .534 .519 .506 .521 .490 .467 .413
o-reb d-reb 0 0 32 96 8 35 6 50 2 23 2 40 0 9 5 9 3 6 0 0 0 0 14 31 25 50 53 106 43 67 42 104 279 674 269 596
Overall Statistics 3fg% ft% r/g .000 .000 0.0 .333 .795 5.1 .148 .483 2.0 .364 .622 2.2 .394 .850 1.0 .466 .750 1.7 .000 .000 0.8 .375 .000 1.3 .000 .375 0.9 .000 .000 0.0 .000 .000 0.0 .000 .621 3.0 .000 .657 3.0 .370 .775 6.9 .000 .531 4.4 .240 .616 7.0 .375 .683 38.1 .361 .738 34.6
Overall Statistics 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta 0-0 .000 0-0 3-9 .333 105-132 4-27 .148 14-29 24-66 .364 23-37 28-71 .394 17-20 61-131 .466 6-8 0-1 .000 0-0 3-8 .375 0-2 0-0 .000 3-8 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-1 .000 18-29 0-3 .000 23-35 20-54 .370 69-89 0-1 .000 26-49 6-25 .240 45-73 149-397 .375 349-511 198-548 .361 492-667 total 0 128 43 56 25 42 9 14 9 0 0 45 75 159 110 146 953 865
Overall Statistics pf fo a 0 0 0 70 2 58 45 2 29 63 2 60 43 2 40 45 2 44 15 0 15 2 0 2 11 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 16 0 7 45 0 25 62 4 38 53 1 9 68 3 59 541 18 389 465 305
a/g 0.0 2.3 1.3 2.4 1.7 1.8 1.4 0.2 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.7 0.4 2.8 15.6 12.2
stl 0 15 18 22 13 33 2 1 2 0 0 8 6 17 7 21 165 172
ft% .000 .795 .483 .622 .850 .750 .000 .000 .375 .000 .000 .621 .657 .775 .531 .616 .683 .738 to 0 70 16 42 32 23 15 6 5 1 0 16 15 62 22 60 398 354
blk 0 16 9 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 26 10 21 10 4 101 48
pts/g 0.0 13.9 2.4 4.5 6.4 10.1 0.4 1.5 1.1 0.0 0.0 5.3 6.4 15.1 5.0 9.4 74.5 75.0
gp-gs min/g 1-0 1.0 22-19 32.4 19-3 15.4 22-18 24.6 21-15 19.3 22-8 25.5 11-0 8.3 11-0 4.2 8-0 5.3 2-0 1.5 1-0 1.0 12-0 13.6 22-14 14.7 20-19 29.0 22-2 14.8 18-12 21.6 22 22
pts 0 348 52 113 153 253 4 17 11 0 0 80 161 347 126 197 1862 1874
pts/g 0.0 13.9 2.4 4.5 6.4 10.1 0.4 1.5 1.1 0.0 0.0 5.3 6.4 15.1 5.0 9.4 74.5 75.0
fg-fga 0-1 111-220 14-52 26-80 48-115 84-184 2-8 7-19 1-3 0-0 0-0 29-54 61-112 110-215 48-92 64-135 605-1290 532-1273
a/to 0.0 0.8 1.8 1.4 1.3 1.9 1.0 0.3 0.6 0.0 0.0 0.4 1.7 0.6 0.4 1.0 1.0 0.9
hi pts 0 30 10 15 15 24 2 6 4 0 0 12 23 26 12 22 110 103
fg% .000 .505 .269 .325 .417 .457 .250 .368 .333 .000 .000 .537 .545 .512 .522 .474 .469 .418 fg% .000 .505 .269 .325 .417 .457 .250 .368 .333 .000 .000 .537 .545 .512 .522 .474 .469 .418
o-reb d-reb 0 0 29 87 7 30 6 46 1 18 2 32 0 9 5 9 1 5 0 0 0 0 14 31 23 43 46 88 39 59 37 93 249 592 241 522
Conference Statistics 3fg% ft% r/g .000 .000 0.0 .333 .813 5.3 .105 .522 1.9 .316 .594 2.4 .433 .850 0.9 .474 .750 1.5 .000 .000 0.8 .375 .000 1.3 .000 .375 0.8 .000 .000 0.0 .000 .000 0.0 .000 .621 3.8 .000 .655 3.0 .375 .771 6.7 .000 .487 4.5 .111 .662 7.2 .372 .691 38.2 .368 .728 34.7
Conference Statistics 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta 0-0 .000 0-0 3-9 .333 91-112 2-19 .105 12-23 18-57 .316 19-32 26-60 .433 17-20 55-116 .474 6-8 0-1 .000 0-0 3-8 .375 0-2 0-0 .000 3-8 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-1 .000 18-29 0-3 .000 19-29 18-48 .375 64-83 0-1 .000 19-39 2-18 .111 43-65 127-341 .372 311-450 181-492 .368 433-595 total 0 116 37 52 19 34 9 14 6 0 0 45 66 134 98 130 841 763
Conference Statistics pf fo a 0 0 0 62 2 53 41 2 23 57 2 59 39 2 28 41 2 37 15 0 15 2 0 2 8 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 14 0 7 36 0 23 57 4 33 42 1 9 56 3 43 473 18 335 403 274
a/g 0.0 2.4 1.2 2.7 1.3 1.7 1.4 0.2 0.4 0.0 0.0 0.6 1.0 1.7 0.4 2.4 15.2 12.5
stl 0 12 14 21 10 33 2 1 1 0 0 8 4 14 5 18 143 156
ft% .000 .813 .522 .594 .850 .750 .000 .000 .375 .000 .000 .621 .655 .771 .487 .662 .691 .728 to 0 64 14 41 32 22 15 6 3 1 0 13 12 54 20 49 357 306
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blk 0 16 7 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 24 9 17 9 3 90 47
pts/g 0.0 14.4 2.2 4.0 6.6 10.4 0.4 1.5 0.6 0.0 0.0 6.3 6.4 15.1 5.2 9.6 74.9 76.3
pts 0 316 42 89 139 229 4 17 5 0 0 76 141 302 115 173 1648 1678
pts/g 0.0 14.4 2.2 4.0 6.6 10.4 0.4 1.5 0.6 0.0 0.0 6.3 6.4 15.1 5.2 9.6 74.9 76.3
a/to 0.0 0.8 1.6 1.4 0.9 1.7 1.0 0.3 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 1.9 0.6 0.5 0.9 0.9 0.9
hi pts 0 30 7 15 15 24 2 6 2 0 0 12 23 26 12 22 110 103
2013-14 AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Standings Texas-Dallas Hardin-Simmons Mary Hardin-Baylor Concordia Texas Texas-Tyler Louisiana College Sul Ross State Mississippi College East Texas Baptist Ozarks Howard Payne LeTourneau
ASC 20-2 18-5 15-7 13-9 13-9 11-12 10-12 9-13 9-13 6-16 5-17 4-18
Pct. .909 .783 .682 .591 .591 .478 .455 .409 .409 .273 .227 .182
PF 81.9 79.2 76.4 85.3 79.2 75.5 78.2 74.9 72.9 75.3 74.6 64.8
PA 66.1 70.0 68.5 85.1 77.8 76.7 82.3 76.3 77.0 84.0 79.4 75.6
Overall 27-4 19-9 17-9 16-10 15-12 12-14 11-15 11-14 11-15 8-17 5-20 5-20
Pct. .871 .679 .654 .615 .556 .462 .423 .440 .423 .320 .200 .200
PF 80.2 78.0 75.2 87.6 79.4 75.7 77.6 74.5 72.9 78.4 75.4 64.3
PA 67.0 72.1 68.2 87.4 79.2 78.3 80.8 75.0 75.8 83.6 80.9 74.2
Home 16-1 9-5 10-3 9-5 10-3 8-3 7-5 8-6 5-7 7-6 3-8 4-10
Away 11-2 9-4 7-6 7-5 5-9 4-10 4-10 3-8 6-8 1-10 2-11 1-10
Neutral 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0
L10 Streak 8-2 L1 8-2 L1 8-2 L1 4-6 L5 6-4 L1 3-7 L1 4-6 L1 5-5 W1 5-5 L1 3-7 L2 1-9 L2 2-8 L2
2013-14 ALL-AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Player of the Year Defensive Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Newcomer of the Year Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year Coach of the Year
FIRST TEAM
Kyle Schleigh, Texas-Dallas Mawen Maywin, Hardin-Simmons Josh Ferrell, Ozarks Bryce Kemp, Texas-Tyler Zakk Revelle, Sul Ross State Terry Butterfield, Texas-Dallas
FRESHMAN TEAM
Kyle Schleigh
Texas-Dallas
Sr.
F
Houston, TX
Derrick Jefferson
Hardin-Simmons
Jr.
F
Mesquite, TX
Josh Sanchez
Concordia Texas
Jr.
G
Houston, TX
Dwayne Patterson
Concordia Texas
Sr.
F
Long Beach, CA
James Allen
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Sr.
G The Woodlands, TX
SECOND TEAM
Josh Ferrell
Ozarks
G
West Fork, AR
Raheem Regis
Louisiana College
F
Grambling, LA
Dylan Augustine
East Texas Baptist
G
Jennings, LA
Tyler Day
East Texas Baptist
G
Alamogordo, NM
Justin Jones
Hardin-Simmons
C
Wichita Falls, TX
HONORABLE MENTION
Brandon Gould
Howard Payne
Jr.
G
Fort Worth, TX
Kitrick Bell
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Sr.
F
Fort Bend, TX
Anthony Gaines Jr.
Louisiana College
So.
F
Shreveport, LA
Ricky Allen
Ozarks
Jr.
G
Little Rock, AR
Matthew Medell
Texas-Dallas
Jr.
G
San Antonio, TX
Erby Thompson
East Texas Baptist
Jr.
G
Pitkin, LA
Bryce Kemp
Texas-Tyler
Sr.
G
Spencer, OK
Jerard Graham
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Jr.
F
Wichita Falls, TX
Titus Mims
Hardin-Simmons
Sr.
F
Houston, TX
Lakin Ford
Mississippi College Sr.
F
Cedar Bluff, MS
Emanuel Ezejiofo
Mississippi College Jr.
F
Raymond, MS
LaDaria Brown
LeTourneau
F
Henderson, TX
THIRD TEAM Nolan Harvey
Texas-Dallas
Jr.
G
Friendswood, TX
Travis Dykman
Texas-Tyler
Sr.
F
Crandall, TX
Mychal Pinson
Sul Ross State
Sr.
G
El Paso, TX
Justin Jones
LeTourneau
Sr.
F
Waxahachie, TX
Jamil Samuel
East Texas Baptist
So.
C
New Orleans, LA
So.
DEFENSIVE TEAM Mawen Maywin
Hardin-Simmons
Jr.
C
Amarillo, TX
Kyle Schleigh
Texas-Dallas
Sr.
F
Houston, TX
Bryce Kemp
Texas-Tyler
Sr.
G
Spencer, OK
Jamil Samuel
East Texas Baptist
So.
C
New Orleans, LA
Dwayne Patterson*
Concordia Texas
Sr.
F
Long Beach, CA
Derrick Jefferson*
Hardin-Simmons
Jr.
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Mesquite, TX
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GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE Academic excellence and a leadership role in the NCAA’s Division II make the Gulf South Conference (GSC) something special. The GSC is a charter member of Division II and enters its 44th year as one of the premier conferences at any NCAA level. In the summer of 1970, six college presidents met to discuss about athletics; when the meeting ended, a new league emerged—the Mid-South Conference—started by, and to this day run by, the CEOs, the first in NCAA history. It is that CEO-control and involvement that makes the league work and its 14 championships (football; men’s & women’s cross country, men’s & women’s soccer; volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s tennis, men’s & women’s golf, softball and baseball) so intensely contested--in a collegial manner, of course. From that point forward, the GSC has been giant steps ahead of the D-II pack. Beginning in 1997, the league found neutral sites paying sizeable guarantees for most of its team championships. NCAA Conventions regularly feature GSC-proposed or -inspired legislation. No one wins more regionals or earns more NCAA post-season bids. In 2004, the league purchased its own built-to-its-specification office space. But the crowning moment came in 2005-06, when the GSC debuted its highly successful “GSC-TV Live” package which included nine football games (now 11) and its men’s & women’s basketball tournament finals. Add to that the branded “GSC DigiNet” video platform and the live-streaming of most of its championships, and you can see why the GSC is a Conference paving the way in the 21st century! We take pride in our 48 National Team Championships in 13 sports and more than 100 regional titles, especially because there is no sacrifice on the academic side, where GSC student-athletes regularly earn Academic All-America. The GSC opened the 2012-13 year with NCAA Championships, thanks to West Florida’s first-ever NCAA Women’s Soccer Title and Valdosta State’s third all-time Football Crown. Delta State, Florence State (now North Alabama), Jacksonville State, Livingston (now West Alabama), Tennessee-Martin and Troy State were the charter members. Scheduling problems for the 1970-71 academic year limited the GSC to football, won by Jacksonville State. In 1971, the addition
of Southeast Louisiana (SELA) and Nichols State increased the membership to eight. The league opened an office in Hammond, LA, changed its name to the Gulf South Conference and began championships in nine men’s sports. Mississippi College and Northwestern Louisiana (NWLA, now Northwestern State) joined in 1972 and two years later, NELA left for Division I, followed by SELA and Nicholls State in 1979. The conference continued with seven teams until 1981, when the CEOs admitted Valdosta State and West Georgia (1983). In 1991, TennesseeMartin and Troy State went Division I, briefly dropping the GSC back to seven members. An aggressive expansion under the guidance of new Commissioner Nate Salant resulted in 10 new members: Lincoln Memorial (1992-93); Alabama Huntsville, Henderson State, Central Arkansas and Mississippi University for Women (1993-94); West Florida (1994-95); and Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, Montevallo and Southern Arkansas (1995-96). Jacksonville State moved to Division I at the end of 1992-93. Mississippi College dropped to Division III at the end of 1995-96, and was replaced by Christian Brothers to keep the Conference at 16 schools. In July 2000, the GSC welcomed Harding University and Ouachita Baptist University, making it the largest NCAA-playing conference at any level with 18 schools. MUW dropped its athletics program at the end of the 2002-03 season, decreasing the membership to 17. Central Arkansas reclassified to Division I and Lincoln Memorial moved to the South Atlantic Conference following the 2006-07 year. Montevallo’s departure for the Peach Belt Conference dropped the number to 14. The GSC moved away from divisional play after the 2010-11 season after its six Arkansas members broke away, dropping the membership to eight. Thanks to an aggressive expansion plan, the GSC sponsored the Division II applications of Union University (TN) and Shorter University (GA), which were accepted into the NCAA process in July 2011, and are expected to become official members for 2014-15. The next step in bolstering its membership came in 2012, backing the Division II application of Lee University (TN) which was accepted by the NCAA in July of 2012. The league added its first-ever associate member, Florida Tech, in football only in 2013. The Conference added an old friend back into the fold when Mississippi College’s application to rejoin Division II was approved in September of 2013.
Alabama Huntsville Huntsville, Ala.
Christian Brothers Memphis, Tenn.
Delta State Cleveland, Miss.
Lee Cleveland, Tenn.
Mississippi College Clinton, Miss.
North Alabama Florence, Ala.
Shorter Rome, Ga.
Union Jackson, Tenn.
Valdosta State Valdosta, Ga.
West Alabama Livingston, Ala.
West Florida Pensacola, Fla.
West Georgia Carrollton, Ga.
ALL-TIME GSC MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84
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Delta State Southeastern Louisiana Northwestern State Northwestern State Jacksonville State Nicholls State North Alabama Troy State Mississippi College Nicholls State Jacksonville State North Alabama West Alabama Jacksonville State North Alabama
1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99
Jacksonville State Delta State West Georgia North Alabama Jacksonville State Jacksonville State Troy State Jacksonville State Delta State North Alabama Mississippi College North Alabama Delta State Delta State Henderson State
1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
Henderson State Henderson State West Georgia Henderson State Montevallo Montevallo Delta State Montevallo Christian Brothers Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech Harding Alabama Huntsville Christian Brothers North Alabama
MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS Jacksonville State 7 North Alabama 7 Delta State 6 Henderson State 4 Montevallo 3 Arkansas Tech 2 Christian Brothers 2 Mississippi College 2 Nicholls State 2 Northwestern State 2 Troy State 2 West Georgia 2 Alabama Huntsville 1 Harding 1 Southeastern Lousiana 1 West Alabama 1
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK TEAM GAME POINTS SCORED FG MADE FG ATTEMPTS 3-POINT MADE 3-POINT ATTEMPTS FT MADE FT ATTEMPTS REBOUNDS PERSONAL FOULS ASSISTS STEALS
168 79 140 12 12 29 29 29 29 45 45 62 88 45 31 23
vs Dallas Bible vs Dallas Bible vs Dallas Bible vs West Georgia vs. McMurry vs Pacific Lutheran vs Concordia Texas vs Colorado College vs Concordia-Selma vs Howard (Samford) vs Florida vs Ouachita Baptist vs Millsaps vs Millsaps vs West Georgia vs Jarvis Christian
1971-72 1971-72 1971-72 1993-94 2009-10 2001-02 2001-02 2001-02 2004-05 1962-63 1968-69 1996-97 1959-60 1959-60 1993-94 1991-92
TEAM SEASON Wins Fewest Losses Points Scored Scoring Average FG Made FG AttemptS FG Pct. 3-Point FG Made 3-Point FG Attempts 3-Point FG Pct. FT Made FT Attempts FT Pct. Rebounds Assists Steals
29 1 2,542 (26 games) 114.2 1,000 2,195 .529 (789-1492) 171 476 .539 (124-230) 620 906 .798 (529-663) 1,333 528 268
2005-06 1927-28 1969-70 1959-60 1969-70 1969-70 2006-07 2001-02 2009-10 1990-91 1989-90 1994-95 1964-65 1991-92 1994-95 1993-94
INDIVIDUAL GAME POINTS SCORED FG MADE FG ATTEMPTS FT MADE FT ATTEMPTED CONSECUTIVE FT MADE 3-POINT FG MADE 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS
57 24 40 27 29 18 8 16 35 17 13
Jehu Brabham vs Principia Jehu Brabham vs Principia Jehu Brabham vs Principia Howard Sessums vs Delta State Howard Sessums vs Delta State Jehu Brabham vs West Florida Justin Henley vs Crichton Johnny Ransom vs Arkansas Tech Glenn Hartley Randy Clemens vs Troy State Kembrell Young vs Spring Hill
INDIVIDUAL SEASON POINTS SCORED SCORING AVG. FG MADE FG ATTEMPTS FG PCT. 3-POINT FG MADE 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 3-POINT FG PCT. FT MADE FT ATTEMPTED FT PCT. CONSECUTIVE FT MADE REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS
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770 30.8 279 792 .682 86 207 .590 240 290 .938 33 380 212 58 125
Howard Sessums Howard Sessums Hilton Harrell Howard Sessums Ryan Hudson (101-148) Johnny Ransom Nick Paige Aaron Baker (69-117) Howard Sessums Howard Sessums Justin Henley (45-48) Jehu Brabham Bob Huckaby Mike Hurst Willie Thomas Kembrell Young
700 POINT CLUB Howard Sessums Jehu Brabham Jehu Brabham
770 708 707
600 POINT CLUB Hilton Harrell Howard Sessums
647 646
500 POINT CLUB Corey Speech Kembrell Young Tyler Thompson Tyler Thompson Bob Huckaby Jehu Brabham Hilton Harrell Ralph Bruce Tommy Covington Danny Williams Johnny Ransom Al Sheffield Thomas Matthews J.W. Barnes Sherrill Marshall
591 580 565 565 547 535 523 522 521 520 506 506 505 503 501
400 POINT CLUB
1970-71 1970-71 1970-71 1954-55 1954-55 1968-69 2001-02 1992-93 1969-70 1973-74 1982-83 1954-55 1954-55 1979-80 1953-54 2006-07 1991-92 2003-04 1988-89 1954-55 1954-55 2001-02 1970-71 1955-56 1979-80 1989-90 1982-83
Tommy Covington Thomas Matthews Anthony Hicks Anthony Hicks Matthew Evans Kembrell Young Al Sheffield Guyton Henry Francisco Wilson Ben Powell Kembrell Young Harlon Stanley Johnny Ransom Rusty Chapman Willie Thomas Anthony Hicks Johnny Grey Willie Thomas Buck French Corey Speech Nick Paige D.J. Jones Trevon Malone Harlan Stanley Bryan Johnson Brandon Blake Todd Sorrell Aaron Baker
491 489 488 481 479 478 475 471 469 469 465 463 458 457 456 444 440 432 427 427 425 424 416 412 408 406 401 400
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1954-55 1970-71 1969-70 1979-80 1953-54 1994-95 1985-86 1977-78 1976-77 1955-56 1968-69 1978-79 1968-69 1959-60 1974-75 1991-92 1961-62 1989-90 1965-66 1961-62 1958-59 1988-89 1981-82 1982-83 1979-80 1983-84 1960-61 1954-55 1997-98 1986-87 1984-85 1965-66 1990-91 1998-99 1989-90 1980-81 1959-60 1989-90 1973-74 1993-94 2003-04 2006-07 2011-12 1964-65 2008-09 2012-13 1995-96 1988-89
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK CAREER POINTS Player 1. Jehu Brabham 2. Kembrell Young 3. Anthony Hicks 4. Howard Sessums 5. Willie Thomas 6. Tracy Mabry 7. Francisco Wilson 8. Hilton Harrell 9. Tyler Winford 10. Al Sheffield
Years Points 1968-71 1950 1982-86 1839 1979-83 1679 1948-55 1447 1986-90 1405 1990-94 1387 1994-98 1360 1978-80 1170 2004-08 1161 1959-62 1159
CAREER FREE THROWS MADE Player Years 1. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 2. Howard Sessums 1948-55 3. Kembrell Young 1982-86 4. Anthony Hicks 1979-83 5. Jamel Thompson 1994-97 6. Tracy Mabry 1990-94 7. Thomas Matthews 1988-90 8. Francisco Wilson 1994-98 9. Ralph Bruce 1967-69 Harlan Stanley 1964-66
FTM 452 385 377 369 325 309 292 290 253 253
SINGLE SEASON POINTS Player Year 1. Howard Sessums 1954-55 2. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 3. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 4. Hilton Harrell 1979-80 5. Howard Sessums 1953-54 6. Corey Speech 1994-95 7. Kembrell Young 1985-86 8. Tyler Thompson 1977-78 9. Bob Huckaby 1955-56 10. Tyler Thompson 1977-78
Points 770 708 707 647 646 591 580 565 547 546
CAREER SCORING AVG. (MIN. 30 GAMES) Player Years PPG 1. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 27.1 2. Tommy Covington 1958-60 25.9 3. Bob Huckaby 1954-56 23.2 4. Hilton Harrell 1978-80 21.7 5. Howard Sessums 1948-55 20.4 6. Danny Williams 1973-75 20.1 7. Tyler Thompson 1976-78 19.8 8. Al Sheffield 1959-62 19.6 9. Harlan Stanley 1964-66 18.6 10. Johnny Gray 1958-60 18.2
CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Years FTA 1. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 518 2. Anthony Hicks 1979-83 512 3. Howard Sessums 1948-55 508 4. Kembrell Young 1982-86 501 5. Jamel Thompson 1994-97 471 6. Francisco Wilson 1994-98 455 7. Tracy Mabry 1990-94 426 8. Thomas Matthews 1988-90 382 9. Corey Speech 1993-95 341 10 Randall Boone 1953-57 334
SEASON SCORING AVG. (MIN. 15 GAMES) Player Year PPG 1. Howard Sessums 1954-55 30.8 2. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 30.8 3. Tommy Covington 1959-60 28.9 4. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 27.2 5. Al Sheffield 1960-61 26.4 6. Bob Huckaby 1955-56 26.0 7. Johnny Gray 1959-60 24.4 8. Hilton Harrell 1979-80 24.0 9. Howard Sessums 1953-54 23.9 10. Tommy Covington 1958-59 23.4
CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years 1. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 2. Kembrell Young 1982-86 3. Anthony Hicks 1979-83 4. Willie Thomas 1986-90 5. Francisco Wilson 1994-98 6. Tracy Mabry 1990-94 Howard Sessums 1948-55 8. Hilton Harrell 1978-80 9. Al Sheffield 1959-62 10. Tyler Thompson 1976-78
CAREER FREE THROW % (MIN. 70 MADE) Player Year FT% 1. Justin Henley 2001-03 .877 2. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 .873 3. Randy Clemens 1973-74 .862 4. Fred Shirley 1961-65 .852 5. Marlon Ester 2010-12 .842 6. Wayne Lee 1955-57 .838 7. Johnny Gray 1958-60 .828 8. D.J. Jones 2005-07 .827 9. Bruce Franklin 1986-88 .824 10. Carlos Ford 1981-83 .822
SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE Player Year 1. Hilton Harrell 1979-80 2. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 3. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 4. Howard Sessums 1953-54 5. Howard Sessums 1954-55 6. Tyler Thompson 1977-78 7. Tyler Thompson 1976-77 8. Hilton Harrell 1978-79 9. Danny Williams 1974-75 10. Corey Speech 1994-95
CAREER REBOUNDS Player 1. Kembrell Young 2. Anthony Hicks 3. Tracy Mabry 4. Tyler Thompson 5. Francisco Wilson 6. Guyton Henry 7. Wayne Tullos 8. Bob Huckaby 9. Danny Williams 10. Tommy Covington Calvin Johnson
SEASON FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Year FGA 1. Howard Sessums 1953-54 792 2. Howard Sessums 1954-55 699 3. Hilton Harrell 1979-80 547 4. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 539 5. Al Sheffield 1961-62 533 6. Tommy Covington 1959-60 516 7. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 514 8. Al Sheffield 1960-61 477 9. Tyler Thompson 1977-78 458 10. Tyler Thompson 1976-77 456
FGM 749 731 655 553 535 531 531 509 504 485
CAREER FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years FGA 1. Howard Sessums 1948-55 1554 2. Jehu Brabham 1968-71 1426 3. Kembrell Young 1982-86 1365 4. Willie Thomas 1986-90 1191 5. Anthony Hicks 1979-83 1188 6. Al Sheffield 1959-62 1184 7. Freddie Hutton 1955-59 1125 8. Tracy Mabry 1990-94 1035 9. Francisco Wilson 1994-98 1005 10. Hilton Harrell 1978-80 987 CAREER FIELD GOAL Player 1. Adam Smith 2. Ryan Hudson 3. Tracy Phillips 4. Marcus Evans 5. Calvin Johnson 6. Bryan Johnson 7. Clarence Jeffery 8. Robert Felder 9. Brad Schut 10. Chad Jones
% (MIN. 150 MADE) Years FG% 2011-13 .689 2005-07 .684 1999-03 .665 2004-07 .638 1983-85 .637 2007-09 .623 2007-09 .615 1977-79 .603 1995-99 .590 2010-12 .584
CAREER 3-POINT FG MADE Player Years 1. Johnny Ransom 1990-93 2. Nick Paige 2002-04 3. Rusty Chapman 1998-00 4. Todd Sorrell 1994-96 5. Stacey Keyes 2000-02 6. Aaron Baker 1987-89 7. Justin Henley 2001-03 8 Frank Chatman 1988-90 9. Orlando Lewis 2004-06 10. Chris Romero 1996-98 Willie Thomas 1986-90
3FGM 205 126 124 116 114 107 92 91 87 83 83
Years 1982-86 1979-83 1990-94 1976-78 1994-98 1953-55 1955-57 1954-56 1973-75 1958-60 1983-85
REB 1016 1012 747 687 641 635 597 559 519 474 474
CAREER REBOUND AVG. (MIN. 30 GAMES) Player Years RPG 1. Bob Huckaby 1954-56 16.9 2. Wayne Tullos 1955-57 14.2 3. Tyler Thompson 1976-78 12.3 4. Guyton Henry 1953-55 12.2 5. Tommy Covington 1958-60 12.2 6. Danny Williams 1973-75 11.5 7. Anthony Hicks 1979-83 10.1 8. Kembrell Young 1982-86 9.6 9. Mike Cannon 1973-75 9.1 10. Johnny Plummer 1958-60 8.5 CAREER ASSISTS Player 1. Jamel Thompson 2. Roderick Proctor 3. Willie Thomas 4. Jonathan Collins 5. Travis Bernhard 6. Curt Crain 7. Chris Thurman 8. Mike Hurst 9. Jason Walker 10. Brad Schut
Years 1994-97 1990-94 1986-90 2005-08 1997-01 1997-01 1989-94 1976-81 2003-05 1995-99
Ast. 313 283 275 273 255 254 229 212 203 196
SEASON FIELD GOAL Player 1. Ryan Hudson 2. Tracy Phillips 3. Anthony Hicks 4. Bryan Johnson 5. Calvin Johnson 6. Brad Schut 7. Calvin Johnson 8. Clarence Jeffery 9. Robert Felder 10. Marcus Evans
FGM 279 277 274 266 265 246 239 230 226 225
% (MIN. 100 MADE) Year FG% 2006-07 .682 2002-03 .676 1979-80 .669 2008-09 .652 1984-85 .644 1998-99 .635 1983-84 .631 2008-09 .622 1977-78 .617 2006-07 .610
SEASON 3-POINT FG MADE Player Year 1. Johnny Ransom 1991-92 2. Nick Paige 2003-04 3. Johnny Ransom 1990-91 4. Rusty Chapman 1998-99 5. Aaron Baker 1988-89 6. Stacey Keyes 2001-02 7. Todd Sorrell 1995-96 8. Jay Case 2013-14 9. Orlando Lewis 2005-06 Michael Penson 2008-09 Todd Sorrell 1994-95
3FGM 86 84 79 76 69 68 62 61 54 54 54
SEASON FREE THROWS MADE Player Year 1. Howard Sessums 1954-55 2. Ralph Bruce 1968-69 3. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 Thomas Matthews 1989-90 5. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 6. Kembrell Young 1985-86 7. Jehu Brabham 1968-69 8. Corey Speech 1994-95 9. Thomas Matthews 1988-89 10. Tommy Covington 1958-59 Harlan Stanley 1965-66
SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Year FTA 1. Howard Sessums 1954-55 290 2. Thomas Matthews 1989-90 215 3. Ralph Bruce 1968-69 210 Sherrell Marshall 1961-62 210 5. Corey Speech 1994-95 199 6. Bob Huckaby 1955-56 189 7. Kembrell Young 1985-86 188 8. Brandon Blake 2012-13 186 9. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 183 10. Jamel Thompson 1996-97 182 SEASON FREE THROW % (MIN. 40 MADE) Player Years FT% 1. Justin Henley 2001-02 .938 2. Eddie Ladner 1972-73 .913 3. Paul Rushing 1964-65 .904 4. Jehu Brabham 1970-71 .880 5. Wayne Lee 1955-56 .877 6. Fred Shirley 1964-65 .872 7. Jehu Brabham 1969-70 .869 8. Jehu Brabham 1968-69 .869 9. Carlos Ford 1982-83 .867 10. Ed Walley 1968-69 .865 SEASON REBOUNDS Player 1. Bob Huckaby 2. Wayne Tullos 3. Tyler Thompson 4. Tyler Thompson 5. Guyton Henry 6. Kembrell Young 7. Danny Williams 8. Anthony Hicks 9. Guyton Henry 10. Anthony Hicks
Year 1955-56 1956-57 1976-77 1977-78 1954-55 1985-86 1974-75 1982-83 1953-54 1981-82
SEASON ASSISTS Player 1. Mike Hurst 2. Willie Thomas 3. Willie Thomas 4. Jamel Thompson 5. Jason Walker 6. Jamel Thompson 7. Jonathan Collins 8. Roderick Proctor 9. Donda Lett 10. Curt Crain
Year 1979-80 1989-90 1988-89 1994-95 2004-05 1996-97 2005-06 1993-94 1994-95 1998-99
Ast. 212 142 133 124 122 121 113 108 100 94 Blocks 125 102 65 61 54 47 39 36 35 35
CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS Player Years Blocks 1 Francisco Wilson 1994-98 182 2. Timothy Broomfield 2005-07 167 3. Kembrell Young 1982-86 125 4. Cameron Bounds 2009-13 85 5. Tracy Phillips 1999-03 64 6. Willie Powers 2004-06 55 7. Robert Green 2001-03 48 8. Chad Jones 2010-12 47 9. Tracy Mabry 1990-94 44 10. Bo Lewis 1997-00 43
SEASON 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Player Year 3FGA 1. Nick Paige 2003-04 207 2. Johnny Ransom 1991-92 197 3. Johnny Ransom 1990-91 182 4. Rusty Chapman 1998-99 173 5. Todd Sorrell 1995-96 161 6. Stacey Keyes 2001-02 160 7. Todd Sorrell 1994-95 156 8. Rusty Chapman 1999-00 143 9. Owen Miller 1993-94 142 10. Jay Case 2013-14 131
SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS Player Year 1. Kembrell Young 1982-83 2. Timothy Broomfield 2006-07 3. Timothy Broomfield 2005-06 4. Francisco Wilson 1995-96 5. Francisco Wilson 1997-98 6. Tracy Phillips 2002-03 7. Cameron Bounds 2009-10 8. Greg Eiland 1992-93 9. Robert Green 2002-03 Francisco Wilson 1996-97
CAREER 3-POINT FG % (MIN. 40 MADE) Player Years 3FG% 1. Aaron Baker 1987-89 .585 2. Frank Chatman 1988-90 .495 3. Chris Thurman 1989-94 .469 4. Jay Case 2013- .466 5. Timothy Broomfield 2005-07 .462 6. David Horner 1995-99 .444 7. Chris Romero 1996-98 .439 8. Jesse Taylor 2011-13 .434 9. Orlando Lewis 2004-06 .426 10. Johnny Ransom 1990-93 .417
CAREER STEALS Player 1. Kenny Bizot 2. Jonathan Collins 3. Jamel Thompson 4. Brandon Blake 5. Rusty Chapman Orlando Lewis 7. Corey Speech 8. Tracy Mabry 9. Travis Bernhard 10. Lance Johnson Kelvin Lester
SEASON 3-POINT FG % (MIN. 25 MADE) Player Year 3FG% 1. Aaron Baker 1988-89 .590 2. Aaron Baker 1987-88 .576 3. Chris Thurman 1993-94 .532 4. Frank Chatman 1988-89 .513 5. Timothy Broomfield 2006-07 .513 6. Frank Chatman 1989-90 .481 7. Jay Case 2013-14 .466 8. Willie Thomas 1988-89 .466 9. Chris Romero 1997-98 .459 10. Lonnie Vasquez 2004-05 .449
SEASON STEALS Player 1. Willie Thomas 2. Kenny Bizot 3. Kenny Bizot 4. Orlando Lewis Turmonte Ragland Marty Sartin 7. Richard Worthy 8. Brandon Blake 9. Clarence Jeffery Lance Johnson
STL 104 95 93 83 80 80 74 73 71 70 70
REB 380 366 346 341 333 314 310 308 302 301
SEASON REBOUND AVG. (MIN. 15 GAMES) Player Year RPG 1. Bob Huckaby 1955-56 18.1 2. Wayne Tullos 1956-57 17.4 3. Frank Lawrence 1957-58 16.7 4. Guyton Henry 1954-55 13.3 5. Tyler Thompson 1976-77 12.8 6. Tommy Covington 1959-60 12.7 7. Kembrell Young 1985-86 12.1 8. Danny Williams 1974-75 11.9 9. Tyler Thompson 1977-78 11.8 10. Tommy Covington 1958-59 11.7
CAREER 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Player Years 3FGA 1. Johnny Ransom 1990-93 492 2. Nick Paige 2002-04 334 3. Todd Sorrell 1994-96 317 4. Rusty Chapman 1998-00 316 5. Stacey Keyes 2000-02 279 6. Justin Henley 2001-03 230 7. Willie Thomas 1986-90 223 8. Jamel Thompson 1994-97 213 9. Marlon Ester 2010-12 211 10. Owen Miller 1992-94 209
Years 1990-94 2005-08 1994-97 2011-13 1998-00 2004-06 1993-95 1990-94 1997-01 2000-03 2009-11
FTM 240 168 159 159 154 148 139 137 133 131 131
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STL 58 55 49 48 48 48 47 45 44 44
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS NO RESULTS AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1948-49 SEASON WILSON FULTON 6 Seasons (1947-52) 42-83 (.336)
1948-49 9-14
WILSON FULTON MC W 50 Stetson L 21 Florida State L 51 Ole Miss L 56 Ole Miss L 50 Southwestern-Memphis L 28 Detroit L 28 Michigan State L 56 Buffalo L 54 Rochester W 53 Stetson W 58 Howard W 43 Birmingham-Southern W 48 Millsaps L 57 Birmingham-Southern L 47 Howard W 56 Millsaps W 58 Florida State W 63 Millsaps L 31 Millsaps L 53 Sewanee L 40 Arkansas Teachers L 77 Mercer W 104 Oglethorpe
OPP 48 53 67 61 59 51 74 62 68 47 51 38 41 62 60 38 43 43 49 55 78 95 83
JAMES Q. ALLEN 21 Seasons (1953-73) 191-221 (.464)
1953-54 21-5-1 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP L 55 Memphis Navy 60 L 73 Arkansas Teachers 74 W 73 Hendrix 56 W 89 Ouachita 75 W 67 Arkansas Teachers 53 W 85 Louisiana College 73 W 90 Louisiana College 54 W 76 Northeast Louisiana 72 W 75 Millsaps 70 W 83 Mercer 70 W 78 Millsaps 67 W 59 Northeast Louisiana 55 W 89 Louisiana College 75 L 70 Northeast Louisiana 72 W 92 Oglethorpe 51 W 73 Howard 70 W 88 Southwestern-Memphis 67 W 69 Sewanee 67 W 76 Howard 75 W 105 Millsaps 71 W 48 Southwestern-Memphis 43 W 91 Millsaps 75 L 78 Howard 84 W 99 Oglethorpe 54 W 74 Florida Southern 70 L 58 Southern Miss 72 T 65 Delta State 65
1954-55 20-5 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP W 68 McNeese State 57 W 77 Arkansas A&M 69 W 91 Christian Brothers 54 W 80 Northeast Louisiana 79 W 91 Louisiana College 75 W 87 Union 63 W 129 Chattanooga 94 W 69 Howard 67 W 83 Southwestern-Memphis 67 W 87 Northeast Louisiana 83 W 92 Louisiana College 74 L 63 Northeast Louisiana 86 W 72 Sewanee 54 W 92 Delta State 76 W 91 Howard 72 L 71 Northeast Louisiana 74 L 70 McNeese State 82 L 72 Centenary (LA) 82 W 74 Southwestern-Memphis 58 W 104 Chattanooga 65 L 67 Southern Miss 72 W 102 Arkansas A&M 80 W 66 Southwestern-Memphis 50 W 79 Christian Brothers 54 W 114 Union 77
1955-56 15-4 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP W 85 Millington 47 W 82 Southeastern Louisiana 66
W W L W W W W W W W W L W L W W L
102 87 69 106 70 74 93 71 76 84 79 76 62 71 92 107 65
Bethel Spring Hill Livingston Chattanooga Sewanee Austin Peay Bethel Culver-Stockton Southeastern Louisiana Miami (FL) Florida Southern Steson Rollins Tampa Livingston Tampa Southern Miss
95 79 78 47 68 73 78 53 71 79 74 96 45 72 83 87 69
1956-57 5-16 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP L 84 Arkansas A&M 93 L 60 Southeastern Louisiana 72 L 80 Mississippi State 99 L 63 Austin Peay 74 L 67 Mississippi State 83 L 40 McNeese State 57 W 82 Howard 79 L 79 Southeastern Louisiana 81 L 53 Alabama 86 L 73 Spring Hill 85 W 67 Livingston 56 W 76 Troy 68 L 76 Arkansas Teachers 81 W 99 Ouachita Baptist 79 W 83 Arkansas A&M 81 L 70 Arkansas Tech 87 L 69 Spring Hill 75 L 51 McNeese State 72 L 71 Southern Miss 90 L 62 Livingston 84 L 68 Troy 89
1957-58 10-12 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP L 69 Arkansas Teachers 91 L 54 Arkansas Teachers 79 L 60 Hendrix 71 W 79 Ouachita Baptist 68 L 65 Henderson State 68 L 46 Austin College 71 L 48 Austin College 68 W 75 Hendrix 55 W 77 Millsaps 70 W 63 Southwestern-Memphis 51 W 65 Howard 58 L 62 Louisiana College 81 L 86 Ouachita Baptist 90 L 56 Henderson State 77 L 82 Howard 90 W 93 Chattanooga 83 L 67 Marion 83 W 87 Millsaps 80 W 64 Howard 41 L 64 Sewanee 69 W 84 Southwestern-Memphis 66 W 79 Ouachita Baptist 68
1958-59 14-8 JAMES Q. ALLEN No Results Available
1959-60 15-4 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP L 117 Ouachita Baptist 121 W 101 Hendrix 72 W 136 Birmingham-Southern 108 W 109 Louisiana College 100 W 113 Millsaps 82 L 106 William Carey 110 W 112 Millsaps 72 W 110 Troy 100 W 116 William Carey 97 W 108 Birmingham-Southern 98 W 98 Howard 93 L 95 Troy 101 W 166 Belhaven 59 W 125 Howard 95 W 103 Delta State 97 L 86 William Carey 97 W 132 Millsaps 72 W 107 Howard 100 W 130 Sewanee 92
1960-61 9-11 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP W 133 Southwestern-Memphis 97 L 94 Spring Hill 101 W 119 Troy 117
L L L W L W W L W L L L L W L W W
92 91 100 74 73 92 120 63 116 98 85 83 79 113 65 109 95
St. Bernard William Carey Louisiana College Southeastern Louisiana Northeast Louisiana Spring Hill Huntingdon Sewanee Birmingham-Southern Troy Delta State Louisiana College William Carey Birmingham-Southern Nicholls State Delta State Southwestern-Memphis
103 93 101 71 84 85 89 92 77 113 107 86 125 85 93 105 85
1965-66 10-13 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP W 69 Huntingdon 65 L 79 Southeastern Louisiana 89 W 79 Millsaps 74 L 71 Southern Miss 74 W 113 Jacksonville State 112 W 133 Jacksonville State 123 W 86 Samford 78 W 91 Samford 75 W 101 Delta State 84 L 95 St. Bernard 105 L 111 Birmingham-Southern 127 W 41 Troy 39 W 57 Belhaven 56 L 69 Samford 87 L 79 Delta State 128 1961-62 10-14 W 74 Louisiana College 55 L 78 Birmingham-Southern 102 JAMES Q. ALLEN L 36 Troy 46 MC OPP L 62 Samford 97 L 109 Northwestern Louisiana 114 L 81 Jacksonville State 98 W 75 Nicholls State 70 L 92 Jacksonville State 98 L 76 McNeese State 89 L 65 Southeastern Louisiana 94 L 102 Northwestern Louisiana 125 L 63 Belhaven 64 W 88 Arkansas 77 L 70 Oglethorpe 103 L 95 Davidson 110 1966-67 6-20 L 90 Nicholls State 114 JAMES Q. ALLEN L 71 Louisiana College 84 MC OPP L 88 Delta State 114 L 87 Ole Miss 108 W 80 Birmingham-Southern 64 W 81 Millsaps 76 L 84 Howard 105 L 69 Livingston 75 L 93 St. Bernard 117 L 45 Southeastern Louisiana 60 L 84 Birmingham-Southern 92 W 80 Millsaps 75 W 105 Delta State 86 L 92 Belhaven 99 L 93 Troy 120 W 85 Nicholls State 83 L 66 Huntingdon 74 W 108 Bethel 86 W 96 Howard 78 W 92 Millsaps 79 W 99 St. Bernard 83 L 84 Belhaven 108 W 86 Troy 73 W 68 Belhaven 56 L 64 Howard 74 L 46 Louisiana College 55 W 82 William Carey 78 L 80 Nicholls State 82 W 78 Cumberland 59 L 106 Birmingham-Southern 109 W 63 McNeese State 60 L 68 Livingston 106 L 94 St. Bernard 108 1962-63 10-11 L 52 Bethel 81 L 76 William Carey 79 JAMES Q. ALLEN L 97 Jacksonville State 114 MC OPP L 106 Jacksonville State 130 W 61 Arkansas A&M 53 L 46 Delta State 84 L 63 Troy 92 L 42 Louisiana College 67 L 73 Huntingdon 77 L 94 Birmingham-Southern 104 W 102 Nicholls State 69 L 90 Jacksonville State 104 L 51 William Carey 52 L 95 Jacksonville State 109 L 74 Howard 79 L 100 Delta State 107 W 83 Athens State 71 L 74 Union 88 W 87 Tennessee-Martin 73 1967-68 13-9 W 109 Huntingdon 86 JAMES Q. ALLEN L 84 Delta State 97 MC OPP W 88 Troy 87 W 132 Millsaps 99 L 90 St. Bernard 98 L 88 Belhaven 102 W 95 Howard 77 W 129 Birmingham-Southern 127 W 78 Athens State 59 W 95 Austin College 79 L 68 Arkansas-Little Rock 81 W 113 Nicholls State 102 W 56 Birmingham-Southern 53 W 102 Livingston 89 L 72 Nicholls State 77 W 114 Southeastern Louisiana 97 L 77 Delta State 91 L 78 Belhaven 85 L 82 Arkansas-Little Rock 83 W 92 William Carey 91 W 93 Union 86 W 72 Belhaven 57 L 90 Louisiana College 104 1963-64 0-1 L 89 Southeastern Louisiana 113 W 98 William Carey 76 JAMES Q. ALLEN W 111 Livingston 104 MC OPP L 87 Huntingdon 91 L 71 Arkansas A&M 79 W 93 Delta State 87 W 116 Birmingham-Southern 95 1964-65 10-14 L 83 Nicholls State 103 W 112 Belhaven 100 JAMES Q. ALLEN L 92 William Carey 106 MC OPP L 84 Louisiana College 97 W 85 Southeastern Louisiana 83 L 77 Delta State 82 W 95 Jacksonville State 85 L 74 William Carey 77 W 86 Howard 80 1968-69 6-17 L 78 Southeastern Louisiana 94 JAMES Q. ALLEN W 92 Livingston 85 MC OPP W 68 Belhaven 66 L 123 Baptist Christian 124 W 72 Mississippi State 57 L 101 Louisiana College 113 L 71 Southern Miss 104 W 87 Sewanee 78 W 81 Belhaven 80 L 93 Southeastern Louisiana 126 L 65 Louisiana College 79 L 102 Delta State 121 L 80 Howard 112 L 87 Belhaven 89 L 77 Southern Miss 99 L 105 West Florida 129 W 82 Birmingham-Southern 79 L 106 Samford 120 L 76 Huntingdon 87 L 101 South Alabama 116 L 81 Troy 92 L 82 Belhaven 97 L 90 Delta State 99 W 95 Millsaps 88 W 94 Birmingham-Southern 79 W 130 Birmingham-Southern 111 L 71 Jacksonville State 101 L 107 Delta State 120 L 57 Howard 62 L 78 Belhaven 88 L 81 St. Bernard 101 W 91 Southeastern Louisiana 79 W 87 Troy 86 W 106 William Carey 96 L 77 Delta State 89 L 113 Birmingham-Southern 124 L 63 Belhaven 69
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W L L L L
128 100 91 97 89
Huntingdon West Florida Florida Southern Rollins Stetson
107 117 119 132 120
1969-70 3-23
JAMES Q. ALLEN MC L 146 Livingston L 131 Southeastern Louisiana L 86 Florida Southern L 106 Cumberland L 91 Louisiana College L 112 Delta State W 88 Southern State W 111 Southeastern Louisiana L 100 Northeast Louisiana L 87 Belhaven L 110 Millsaps L 90 Belhaven W 104 Arkansas-Little Rock L 70 Southern State L 75 Louisiana College L 78 Belhaven L 96 Baptist Christian L 78 Delta State L 104 Birmingham-Southern L 89 Arkansas-Little Rock L 113 Livingston L 92 Southeastern Louisiana L 89 Samford L 100 Birmingham-Southern L 100 Samford L 96 Northeast Louisiana
OPP 160 135 93 127 116 121 84 83 112 92 114 95 92 100 122 94 104 110 112 103 133 109 113 108 108 120
1970-71 6-19
JAMES Q. ALLEN MC W 115 Whitworth W 113 Cumberland L 70 Bethel W 98 Millsaps W 105 Baptist Christian L 98 Delta State W 131 Principia L 83 Southeastern Louisiana L 79 Whitworth L 76 Bethel L 99 William Carey L 83 Millsaps W 91 Birmingham-Southern L 71 Southeastern Louisana L 37 Delta State L 74 Belhaven L 87 Livingston L 92 Baptist Christian L 85 Millsaps L 69 Samford L 94 Livingston L 74 Belhaven L 71 Delta State L 85 Samford L 97 Birmingham-Southern
OPP 99 108 108 97 103 121 91 104 87 106 122 102 85 90 38 79 88 105 101 75 112 93 105 131 110
1971-72 8-13 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP L 76 St. Bernard 79 W 91 Baptist Christian 82 W 168 Dallas Bible 50 W 98 Millsaps 93 L 93 Millsaps 117 L 84 Arkansas 108 L 85 Harding 92 L 87 Southwestern-Memphis 100 L 80 Arkansas-Little Rock 93 W 79 Belhaven 75 W 137 Alabama 87 L 95 Baptist Christian 102 L 87 Millsaps 112 L 84 Birmingham-Southern 103 L 86 St. Bernard 104 W 82 Southwestern-Memphis 81 L 77 Belhaven 90 L 76 William Carey 81 L 74 Belhaven 86 W 106 Tennessee Temple 96 W 71 Baptist Christian 65
1972-73 12-10 JAMES Q. ALLEN MC OPP W 91 Arkansas 76 W 106 St. Bernard 82 L 67 Arkansas-Monticello 85 L 77 Jackson State 86 L 66 Belhaven 75 W 89 Harding 75 L 76 Lambuth 95 W 97 Southwestern-Memphis 62 W 82 Arkansas-Little Rock 80 W 82 Alabama-Huntsville 70
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W W W L L W L L L W L W
74 91 121 91 63 75 67 89 83 87 87 94
Arkansas-Monticello Southwestern-Memphis Alabama-Huntsville St. Bernard Birmingham-Southern Belhaven Lambuth William Carey Belhaven Arkansas-Little Rock Millsaps Millsaps
62 60 101 93 78 73 71 101 90 85 95 87
W W W
75 91 71
LeTourneau Millsaps Belhaven
73 77 62
1979-80 17-10
DOUG HINES MC OPP L 54 Louisiana College 72 1976-77 19-8 W 73 Belhaven 66 L 93 William Carey 96 DOUG HINES L 80 Eastern Kentucky 99 MC OPP W 69 William Carey 63 W 64 Christian Brothers 62 W 75 Belhaven 63 W 97 Tennessee-Martin 84 W 69 Southern Arkansas 59 W 89 LeTourneau 61 W 90 Tennessee-Martin 74 L 53 Belhaven 75 L 76 North Alabama 89 W 100 Millsaps 71 L 76 Jacksonville State 83 W 89 William Carey 71 DOUG HINES W 78 William Carey 71 L 77 Belhaven 93 15 Seasons (1974-88) L 78 Southeastern Louisiana 82 W 115 LeTourneau 92 206-203 (.504) L 44 Delta State 57 W 101 Millsaps 90 W 70 Livingston 68 L 71 Livingston 80 1973-74 17-9 W 81 Jacksonville State 73 W 99 Delta State 79 W 82 Troy 74 DOUG HINES W 90 Nicholls State 86 W 63 Belhaven 62 MC OPP L 57 Southeastern Louisiana 66 L 84 Delta State 85 L 65 Arkansas-Little Rock 86 L 62 Tennessee-Martin 64 W 75 Livingston 74 W 72 Belhaven 54 L 68 North Alabama 80 W 91 Nicholls State 85 W 71 William Carey 65 L 72 Jacksonville State 78 W 100 Millsaps 74 L 37 Jackson State 55 W 74 Troy 70 W 56 Tennessee-Martin 52 L 57 Millsaps 67 W 70 Troy 68 L 68 North Alabama 69 W 54 Arkansas-Monticello 47 W 76 Jacksonville State 74 W 62 Troy 60 L 51 Belhaven 52 W 81 William Carey 67 L 71 Nicholls State 73 L 68 Arkansas-Little Rock 74 W 75 Livingston 65 W 101 Millsaps 68 W 74 Tennessee-Martin 59 W 62 Belhaven 61 W 85 Southeastern Louisiana 73 W 67 Delta State 66 L 77 Delta State 82 W 80 Nicholls State 72 W 102 Millsaps 58 W 75 Southeastern Louisiana 71 W 101 Nicholls State 89 1980-81 13-14 L 69 Northwestern Louisiana 72 W 67 Southeastern Louisiana 62 DOUG HINES W 78 Arkansas-Monticello 60 W 65 North Alabama 63 MC OPP W 86 Delta State 75 W 62 Henderson State 60 L 61 Northwestern Louisiana 73 1977-78 22-7 W 59 Louisiana College 57 W 93 Troy 85 W 66 William Carey 57 W 78 Jacksonville State 72 DOUG HINES W 86 Millsaps 71 W 81 Belhaven 71 Gulf South Conference Champions W 57 Belhaven 46 W 94 William Carey 87 NCAA Division II Tournament W 44 Belhaven 41 W 82 Florence State 73 MC Opp W 74 Arkansas 71 W 107 Livingston 90 W 77 Christian Brothers 65 L 54 Southern Arkansas 69 L 72 Millsaps 77 W 59 Louisiana College 55 L 77 Arkansas 82 L 50 Southeastern Louisiana 64 L 83 William Carey 84 L 77 Tennessee-Martin 88 W 80 Nicholls State 63 W 90 Millsaps 1471 L 51 Delta State 55 W 104 Millsaps 96 L 68 Arkansas-Monticello 71 W 105 Baptist Christian 57 W 70 Murray State 62 L 64 Jacksonville State 92 W 72 Belhaven 64 1974-75 15-11 W 95 L 53 North Alabama 69 Arkansas-Monticello 74 W 80 Millsaps 70 DOUG HINES W 66 William Carey 63 L 45 Jacksonville State 52 MC OPP W 64 Tennessee-Martin 55 L 43 Henderson State 64 W 100 Whitworth 72 W 84 North Alabama 80 W 56 Delta State 53 L 71 Mississippi Valley State 81 W 84 Jacksonville State 77 W 45 Troy 43 W 75 Belhaven 68 W 94 Nicholls State 82 L 49 Livingston 58 W 91 Rust 73 L 56 Southeastern Louisiana 66 L 43 Belhaven 63 W 110 Millsaps 61 W 97 Delta State 86 L 67 William Carey 71 W 81 Belhaven 75 W 69 Livingston 65 W 56 Troy 54 L 67 East Tennessee State 94 W 88 Jacksonville State 84 L 53 Livingston 66 L 76 Tennessee-Martin 82 W 63 Troy 59 L 49 North Alabama 51 W 73 North Alabama 66 L 58 Belhaven 60 W 75 Tennessee-Martin 74 L 56 Murray State 61 W 78 Delta State 65 L 63 Livingston 65 L 66 Delta State 67 L 82 Livingston 90 L 67 Nicholls State 68 W 85 William Carey 69 L 51 Southeastern Louisiana 66 W 55 Tennessee-Martin 52 1981-82 7-20 L 53 Northwestern Louisiana 56 W 56 North Alabama 53 DOUG HINES W 90 Northwestern Louisiana 69 W 68 Troy 60 MC OPP L 66 Delta State 68 L 78 Nicholls State 80 L 61 Bethel 77 L 59 Troy 67 W 59 Southeastern Louisiana 50 L 54 Auburn 88 L 83 Jacksonville State 84 L 73 Lincoln Memorial 82 W 64 Millsaps 49 W 143 Millsaps 80 W 96 Columbus 75 L 70 William Carey 77 W 119 Freed-Hardeman 86 W 54 Belhaven 51 W 76 Livingston 69 1978-79 13-14 William Carey 63 W 94 Belhaven 60 W 67 L 61 Centenary (LA) 83 W 74 Southeastern Louisiana 73 DOUG HINES W 53 Belhaven 50 W 84 Nicholls State 68 MC OPP W 53 Louisiana College 50 W 82 Millsaps 64 W 79 Millsaps 69 L 55 Troy 56 W 78 Belhaven 35 W 71 Belhaven 55 L 56 Jacksonville State 58 W 69 Christian Brothers 67 L 57 North Alabama 77 W 51 Livingston 50 1975-76 7-20 L L 63 Tennessee-Martin 68 53 Western Kentucky 56 L 59 Delta State 60 DOUG HINES W 77 Murray State 71 L 62 Livingston 66 MC OPP L 70 William Carey 104 W 71 William Carey 66 W 80 William Carey 76 W 68 Belhaven 57 L 54 Delta State 65 L 83 LeTourneau 85 W 84 Millsaps 62 L 53 Troy 63 L 63 William Carey 76 L 64 Tennessee-Martin 79 L 41 Jacksonville State 52 L 71 Belhaven 75 L 67 North Alabama 68 L 66 Louisiana College 81 L 68 Christian Brothers 77 L 64 Jacksonville State 80 W 67 North Alabama 64 L 78 Union 81 W 67 Livingston 65 L 45 Belhaven 48 L 97 Whitworth 100 L 59 Nicholls State 61 L 48 Livingston 49 L 46 Southeastern Louisiana 56 L 51 Southeastern Louisiana 54 L 62 Millsaps 64 W 60 Delta State 55 W 76 Delta State 71 L 67 Bethel 74 L 56 Nicholls State 59 W 42 Livingston 40 L 43 Tennessee-Martin 47 L 51 Belhaven 67 L 89 Jacksonville State 104 L 50 Tennessee-Martin 82 L 71 Northwestern Louisiana 81 L 60 Troy 63 L 43 North Alabama 69 L 65 Nicholls State 107 L 55 Tennessee-Martin 83 L 68 Belhaven 87 1982-83 14-14 L 73 Murray State 76 W 83 Tennessee-Martin 79 DOUG HINES W 76 Livingston 68 L 71 North Alabama 72 MC OPP L 67 Northwestern Louisiana 75 W 66 Troy 56 L 68 Centenary (LA) 85 L 67 Troy 80 W 81 Delta State 78 L 72 William Carey 73 L 55 Delta State 71 L 48 Southeastern Louisiana 55 W 67 Belhaven 53 L 67 Jacksonville State 69 L 63 William Carey 73 L 59 William Carey 63 W 102 Millsaps 79 W 48 Belhaven 40 L 41 Southeastern Louisiana 68 L 71 Louisiana College 87 L 66 Nicholls State 99 L 58 Troy 62 L 59 Whitworth 67
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L L W W L W W L W W W W L L L W W L W W L
73 52 74 82 58 65 74 68 71 82 59 79 63 64 77 99 87 70 91 68 74
Valdosta State Livingston Jacksonville State North Alabama Tennessee-Martin William Carey Delta State Arkansas-Little Rock Louisiana College Troy Valdosta State Belhaven Northwestern Louisiana Livingston Jacksonville State Spring Hill North Alabama Tennessee-Martin Spring Hill Delta State Jacksonville State
97 53 69 79 70 64 64 73 56 60 58 78 81 72 81 88 82 90 82 58 80
1983-84 14-14 DOUG HINES MC Opp L 62 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 64 L 76 Bellarmine 84 L 78 Kentucky Wesleyan 86 W 72 Florida International 64 L 67 Stetson 68 W 66 Florida Southern 58 L 64 Arkansas-Little Rock 71 W 80 Tougaloo 56 L 76 William Carey 77 W 52 Belhaven 43 W 75 William Carey 70 W 57 Troy 56 W 74 Valdosta State 65 W 70 Livingston 64 L 77 Jacksonville State 91 W 59 William Carey 55 L 48 North Alabama 49 L 66 Tennessee-Martin 88 L 52 Delta State 67 L 68 Troy 77 L 55 Valdosta State 63 W 51 Belhaven 47 W 84 Livingston 75 W 78 Jacksonville State 76 L 71 North Alabama 75 W 84 Tennessee-Martin 74 W 81 Delta State 65 L 64 Troy 77
1984-85 14-15 DOUG HINES MC OPP L 53 King 55 W 102 Southwestern (TX) 43 W 68 Dillard 54 L 52 Delta State 57 L 56 William Carey 59 W 66 Belhaven 61 L 55 Tennessee-Martin 66 L 50 North Alabama 74 W 69 William Carey 47 W 68 Belhaven 60 L 49 North Alabama 50 L 60 Livingston 63 W 77 Sam Houston State 72 W 61 West Georgia 60 L 62 Jacksonville State 72 L 67 Jacksonville State 97 W 40 Livingston 36 W 58 Bethel 50 W 79 Valdosta State 64 L 77 Troy 83 W 65 Stephen F. Austin 56 W 75 Troy 67 L 60 West Georgia 80 L 57 Delta State 67 W 74 Valdosta State 60 L 66 Tennessee-Martin 69 L 58 Delta State 59 W 65 Livingston 53 L 68 Jacksonville State 97
1985-86 9-18 DOUG HINES MC OPP W 74 Louisiana College 63 W 84 William Carey 77 L 53 Ole Miss 78 L 54 Stephen F. Austin 58 L 64 Mississippi State 74 W 70 William Carey 66 W 92 Spring Hill 80 L 71 West Georgia 81 L 78 Jacksonville State 87 W 67 William Carey 62 L 63 Livingston 75 L 86 West Georgia 101 L 74 Spring Hill 89 L 58 Troy 84
L W L L W L W L L L W L L
50 61 65 57 63 54 98 66 60 60 66 60 74
Valdosta State Belhaven Jacksonville State Delta State Tennessee-Martin Delta State Valdosta State Troy Livingston North Alabama Delta State Tennessee-Martin North Alabama
70 53 71 74 61 56 87 68 64 62 61 92 85
W L W L W L
96 74 82 80 101 97
Tennessee-Martin North Alabama Delta State Jacksonville State West Georgia Livingston
70 78 70 86 98 103
1992-93 15-10 MIKE JONES MC OPP L 73 Arkansas Tech 89 L 63 Angelo State 65 W 81 Abilene Christian 69 W 87 Paul Quinn 67 1989-90 21-7 W 97 Tougaloo 61 W 73 Arkansas Tech 66 MIKE JONES W 76 Miles 52 MC OPP W 86 Abilene Christian 64 W 121 Baptist Christian 53 L 70 Livingston 76 W 109 Spring Hill 77 L 65 Jacksonville State 76 W 91 Alcorn State 81 W 80 West Georgia 76 W 91 Tougaloo 54 1986-87 12-15 W 91 W 78 Valdosta State 76 William Carey 78 W 80 Paul Quinn 60 DOUG HINES W 88 Belhaven 79 L 66 Delta State 67 MC Opp L 92 William Carey 93 L 56 North Alabama 70 W 86 Bethel 83 W 75 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 65 W 87 Livingston 74 W 78 Belhaven 72 W 129 Baptist Christian 47 L 68 Texas-El Paso 72 L 85 William Carey 94 W 97 Belhaven 80 W 113 North Alabama 86 L 58 Northeast Louisiana 79 W 73 Livingston 69 W 83 Delta State 80 L 68 Mississippi State 86 W 78 Valdosta State 64 W 99 Texas College 63 L 61 William Carey 64 W 93 Troy 91 L 84 Valdosta State 90 L 48 Ole Miss 63 W 84 Tennessee-Martin 80 W 120 West Georgia 83 L 73 North Alabama 81 L 81 North Alabama 84 W 76 Alcorn State 63 L 60 Tennessee-Martin 74 W 67 Delta State 63 L 72 Jacksonville State 73 W 81 William Carey 74 W 83 West Georgia 67 L 43 Delta State 70 W 60 Delta State 57 W 81 Jacksonville State 77 L 73 North Alabama 76 L 74 William Carey 95 W 82 Troy 76 L 84 Valdosta State 89 1993-94 18-9 L 70 Valdosta State 77 L 89 Troy 98 MIKE JONES L 71 Livingston 80 W 77 Delta State 72 Gulf South Conference West Division Champions W 82 Tougaloo 75 W 76 Tennessee-Martin 66 MC OPP W 62 Tennessee-Martin 56 W 83 North Alabama 77 W 92 Morehouse 82 W 69 Belhaven 60 L 102 Centenary (LA) 113 W 92 North Alabama 62 W 49 Jacksonville State 48 L 92 Jacksonville State 96 W 92 Southern Arkansas 62 L 84 Delta State 86 W 81 West Georgia 80 W 87 Belhaven 73 L 86 Valdosta State 99 W 83 Livingston 65 L 52 Montevallo 65 L 62 Troy 96 W 81 Alcorn State 64 W 57 Belhaven 48 1990-91 21-7 W 100 Arkansas-Monticello 89 W 75 West Georgia 74 W 89 Tougaloo 51 L 71 Livingston 72 MIKE JONES W 75 Southern Arkansas 71 L 67 Jacksonville State 86 MC OPP W 94 Clark Atlanta 73 W 82 West Georgia 71 W 71 Emporia State 66 L 74 North Alabama 77 L 79 Fort Hays State 94 W 68 Lincoln Memorial 48 W 118 Baptist Christian 76 1987-88 13-14 L W 70 Central Arkansas 63 57 Arkansas 96 W 73 Henderson State 54 DOUG HINES W 90 Alcorn State 64 L 85 Lincoln Memorial 92 MC OPP W 84 Tougaloo 66 W 62 Delta State 61 W 82 Oakland City 69 W 85 William Carey 79 W 93 Louisiana Christian 80 W 93 William Carey 76 W 84 Belhaven 72 L 65 Livingston 82 W 74 Nicholls State 63 W 76 William Carey 71 L 80 Arkansas-Monticello 84 W 87 Tougaloo 56 W 93 North Alabama 90 W 90 Valdosta State 75 W 95 Belhaven 60 W 73 Tennessee-Martin 62 L 64 Delta State 72 L 78 Birmingham-Southern 93 L 86 Valdosta State 103 W 77 Henderson State 75 W 73 Alcorn State 70 L 90 Troy 100 W 82 Central Arkansas 75 W 79 Baptist Christian 60 W 85 William Carey 83 L 107 West Georgia 109 L 79 William Carey 82 W 71 Livingston 58 W 81 Livingston 51 L 56 Livingston 85 W 83 West Georgia 69 L 74 Valdosta State 75 L 61 Valdosta State 64 L 69 Jacksonville State 98 L 64 North Alabama 66 L 78 Troy 90 W 109 Selma 73 W 68 Delta State 67 W 79 Delta State 75 L 69 Tennessee-Martin 91 W 88 Valdosta State 67 1994-95 21-10 L 54 North Alabama 58 W 101 Troy 92 MIKE JONES W 95 Belhaven 87 W 74 Livingston 70 Gulf South Conference Champions W 60 West Georgia 56 W 70 Belhaven 58 NCAA Division II Tournament - Regional Semifinals L 73 Jacksonville State 84 W 90 West Georgia 56 MC Opp W 100 Belhaven 78 W 95 Jacksonville State 88 W 98 Lander 57 L 63 Valdosta State 70 L 63 Delta State 68 W 84 USC-Spartanburg 71 L 72 Troy 75 L 76 North Alabama 78 L 51 Southern Arkansas 54 L 50 Tennessee-Martin 59 W 69 Tennessee-Martin 67 L 73 Morehouse 76 L 88 North Alabama 96 W 82 Auburn-Montgomery 71 W 65 Delta State 64 1991-92 21-8 L 66 Southern Arkansas 87 L 76 Jacksonville State 84 W 94 Athens State 80 W 92 West Georgia 84 MIKE JONES W 83 William Carey 76 L 68 Livingston 72 MC OPP W 79 Lane 69 W 129 Baptist Christian 55 W 102 Arkansas-Monticello 67 W 78 West Texas State 73 MIKE JONES L 87 Johnson C. Smith 95 L 79 Eastern New Mexico 86 16 Seasons (1989-2002, 2006-08) W 88 Lincoln Memorial 64 W 74 Quincy 69 332-103 (.763) W 66 Valdosta State 62 W 102 William Carey 72 L 83 West Florida 88 W 66 Tougaloo 55 1988-89 18-9 W 71 L 71 Valdosta State 73 William Carey 70 W 75 West Florida 73 MIKE JONES W 112 Jarvis Christian 55 L 65 Central Arkansas 67 MC OPP W 99 Belhaven 65 W 88 Henderson State 84 W 84 Alcorn State 80 W 95 Abilene Christian 67 L 69 Henderson State 74 W 102 Belhaven 79 W 85 Lenoir-Rhyne 62 W 72 Central Arkansas 60 W 92 Henderson State 73 L 66 William Carey 71 W 69 Livingston 61 W 69 Tougaloo 60 W 96 Livingston 82 W 79 Lincoln Memorial 64 L 92 William Carey 93 L 56 Delta State 59 L 74 Delta State 86 W 80 Wayland Baptist 75 W 82 West Georgia 51 W 90 Arkansas-Monticello 73 W 90 West Texas State 87 W 75 Valdosta State 71 W 72 Livingston 36 L 85 William Carey 88 L 83 Jacksonville State 102 W 76 Delta State 69 W 102 Livingston 79 W 81 North Alabama 71 W 76 North Alabama 56 L 83 Valdosta State 88 L 81 Alcorn State 83 W 86 Delta State 84 L 89 Troy 98 W 83 Livingston 70 W 87 Wasburn 80 W 70 Delta State 67 W 87 Jarvis Christian 63 L 88 Central Oklahoma 94 W 92 Tennessee-Martin 72 L 79 North Alabama 89 W 90 Missouri Western 77 W 88 North Alabama 84 L 71 Jacksonville State 80 W 87 West Georgia 86 W 79 Arkansas Baptist 75 L 93 Jacksonville State 113 W 74 Valdosta State 63 1995-96 17-8 W 94 Belhaven 70 W 80 West Georgia 65 MIKE JONES W 87 William Carey 79 W 68 Delta State 67 MC OPP L 74 Nicholls State 79 W 68 Delta State 67 L 63 Morehouse 65 W 72 Valdosta State 64 L 77 Jacksonville State 90 W 76 Lemoyne-Owen 70 W 85 Troy 80
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W W W W W W L W W L W L W L W L W W L W W W L
71 77 62 76 89 61 68 79 89 63 74 63 79 82 82 88 62 102 79 50 63 70 75
Lane Montevallo Lane Athens State Talladega Arkansas Tech Central Arkansas Henderson State Arkansas-Monticello Southern Arkansas Louisiana Christian Delta State Central Arkansas Lane Henderson State Arkansas-Monticello Southern Arkansas Louisiana Christian Talladega Delta State Arkansas Tech Valdosta State North Alabama
65 63 54 66 81 45 71 74 77 74 65 70 61 89 74 96 51 60 82 49 54 69 92
1996-97 21-4 MIKE JONES MC OPP W 106 Gulf Coast 83 W 86 Georgia Southwestern 63 W 70 Alabama-Huntsville 60 W 83 Lane 77 W 67 North Alabama 50 W 70 Rust 58 W 63 Southern Arkansas 57 W 71 Alabama-Huntsville 60 L 68 Southern Arkansas 69 W 66 Morehouse 55 W 69 Arkansas-Monticello 50 W 84 Ouachita Baptist 77 L 58 West Alabama 62 W 73 Lyon 59 W 72 Sul Ross State 54 W 77 McMurry 72 W 72 McMurry 54 L 53 Ouachita Baptist 66 W 66 Arkansas-Monticello 62 W 70 West Alabama 62 W 65 Lyon 54 W 88 Louisiana Christian 87 W 92 Sul Ross State 65 W 92 Rust 67 L 83 Drury 87 1997-98 24-3
MIKE JONES American Southwest Conference Champions NCAA Division III Tournament - Second Round MC OPP W 87 Pensacola Christian 64 W 61 Rust 54 W 85 Savannah Arts 82 W 52 Belhaven 33 W 87 Howard Payne 61 W 60 Sul Ross State* 63 W 61 Dallas 48 W 78 Mary Hardin-Baylor 54 W 73 Huntingdon 59 W 71 Austin College 58 W 69 Ozarks (AR) 55 W 64 McMurry 62 W 78 Hardin-Simmons 65 W 70 Huntingdon 67 W 72 Rust 68 W 81 Howard Payne 54 W 75 Sul Ross State 52 W 101 Wesley (MS) 47 W 57 Dallas 46 W 84 Mary Hardin-Baylor 76 W 83 Austin College 59 W 75 Ozarks (AR) 54 L 53 Savannah Arts 57 L 77 McMurry 79 W 60 Hardin-Simmons 71 W 60 Sewanee 54 L 67 Christopher Newport 78 * Sul Ross State forfeited due to ineligible player
1998-99 25-3 MIKE JONES American Southwest Conference Champions NCAA Division III Tournament - Second Round MC OPP W 81 Huntingdon 66 W 75 Belhaven 51 W 76 Mary Hardin-Baylor 63 W 74 Schreiner 64 W 84 Wesley (MS) 49 W 83 Loyola (LA) 73 W 84 Hardin-Simmons 70 W 78 McMurry 65 W 68 Sul Ross State 66 W 82 Howard Payne 59 W 70 LeTourneau 42 W 71 East Texas Baptist 50
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L W W W W W L W W W W W W W W L
68 72 81 70 103 75 98 70 59 70 79 79 89 69 67 57
Huntingdon Austin College Ozarks (AR) Dallas Texas-Dallas Austin College Ozarks (AR) Dallas Texas-Dallas LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Huntingdon Howard Payne Austin College Maryville (TN) John Carroll
76 66 63 69 98 65 101 53 52 65 68 57 57 54 53 78
W W W W W W W W W L
86 64 96 108 60 91 76 65 88 57
Ozarks (AR) Austin College Ozarks (AR) Crichton LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Texas-Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor McMurry Lewis & Clark
66 53 63 74 55 62 56 55 75 70
W L W W W W W L W L
71 79 77 74 87 60 62 55 68 60
Austin College East Texas Baptist LeTourneau Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler Mary Hardin-Baylor Hardin-Simmons Texas-Dallas Maryville (TN) Calvin
DON LOFTON
56 80 64 62 77 45 45 73 62 75
2005-06 29-2 DON LOFTON American Southwest Conference Champions NCAA Division III Tournament - “Sweet 16” 2002-03 19-8 MC OPP DON LOFTON W 82 Carver Bible 59 1999-2000 19-8 American Southwest Conference Champions W 91 Wesley (MS) 61 MIKE JONES NCAA Division III Tournament - First Round W 91 Sul Ross State 68 American Southwest Conference East Division Champions MC OPP W 94 Howard Payne 86 NCAA Division III Tournament - First Round W 82 Concordia-Selma 62 W 90 Concordia Texas 71 MC OPP W 74 Pensacola Christian 46 L 64 Mary Hardin-Baylor 66 W 82 Atlanta Christian 59 W 68 Texas Lutheran 53 W 80 Hardin-Simmons 63 W 70 Loyola (LA) 67 W 83 Schreiner 54 W 110 McMurry 87 L 60 Mary Hardin-Baylor 71 L 70 Howard Payne 85 W 88 Fisk 75 W 79 Schreiner 75 L 67 Sul Ross State 75 W 74 Texas Lutheran 56 W 97 Wesley (MS) 55 W 78 Stillman 62 W 71 Schreiner 57 W 79 Rust 44 W 84 Concordia Texas 73 W 102 LeTourneau 73 W 70 Massachusetts-Dartmouth 52 L 55 Mary Hardin-Baylor 56 W 94 East Texas Baptist 86 L 74 Goucher 76 L 72 McMurry 80 W 76 Texas-Dallas 66 L 71 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 79 W 69 Hardin-Simmons 61 W 67 Texas-Tyler 57 W 71 Fisk 65 W 65 Texas-Dallas 59 W 88 Louisiana College 60 W 66 Hardin-Simmons 54 W 110 Messenger 50 W 69 Austin College 51 L 84 McMurry 93 W 77 LeTourneau 54 W 71 Ozarks (AR) 54 W 73 East Texas Baptist 57 L 76 East Texas Baptist 82 W 70 Austin Colelge 62 W 74 LeTourneau 44 W 83 Louisiana College 74 W 75 Ozarks (AR) 67 W 73 Austin College 60 W 63 Austin College 55 W 71 LeTourneau 51 W 74 Ozarks (AR) 57 L 73 Ozarks (AR) 83 W 88 East Texas Baptist 69 W 72 Texas-Dallas 56 W 89 Austin College 64 W 86 Louisiana College 65 L 60 Dallas 62 W 87 Ozarks (AR) 66 W 76 Texas-Dallas 55 W 82 Texas-Dallas 67 W 61 Louisiana College 49 W 85 Texas-Tyler 73 W 62 Dallas 49 W 63 Texas-Dallas 50 W 91 Sul Ross State 72 W 76 East Texas Baptist 73 W 82 LeTourneau 55 W 90 McMurry 79 W 90 LeTourneau 56 L 72 East Texas Baptist 77 W 74 Howard Payne 58 W 66 Ozarks (AR) 51 W 75 Sul Ross State 67 W 88 Maryville (MO) 58 L 68 Austin College 71 W 83 McMurry 63 W 69 Maryville (TN) 51 W 67 Mary Hardin-Baylor 52 L 58 Maryville (TN) 70 L 64 Transylvania 76 L 81 McMurry 105 L 61 Christopher Newport 68 2003-04 19-8 2006-07 27-3 DON LOFTON MIKE JONES 2000-01 23-5 American Southwest Conference East Division Champions American Southwest Conference Champions MIKE JONES MC OPP NCAA Division III Tournament - “Sweet 16” American Southwest Conference East Division Champions W 81 Wesley (MS) 49 MC OPP NCAA Division III Tournament - Second Round W 73 Loyola (LA) 51 L 82 Wesley (MS) 84 MC OPP W 74 Fisk 62 W 75 Mary Hardin-Baylor 47 W 83 Carver Bible 59 L 53 Texas Lutheran 71 W 91 Concordia Texas 70 W 71 Pensacola Christian 50 W 79 Schreiner 72 W 73 McMurry 57 W 106 Oakwood 59 L 67 Howard Payne 74 W 70 Hardin-Simmons 67 W 74 Martin Methodist 61 W 81 Sul Ross State 78 W 83 Fisk 62 W 97 McMurry 90 W 80 Louisiana College 61 W 83 Schreiner 69 W 81 Hardin-Simmons 67 W 88 Concordia Texas 81 W 77 Texas Lutheran 53 L 73 Dillard 88 L 63 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70 W 75 Johns Hopkins 51 W 67 Mary Hardin-Baylor 64 W 84 McMurry 77 W 81 Westmont 77 W 90 Loyola (LA) 58 W 57 Hardin-Simmons 44 W 69 Sul Ross State 39 W 82 Concordia Texas 51 L 50 Louisiana College 73 W 76 Howard Payne 64 W 79 Louisiana College 62 L 72 Texas-Dallas 75 W 66 Texas-Dallas 54 W 88 LeTourneau 59 W 92 Texas-Tyler 82 W 66 Texas-Tyler 45 W 63 East Texas Baptist 48 W 66 LeTourneau 49 W 63 Louisiana College 43 W 78 Texas-Dallas 48 L 74 East Texas Baptist 76 W 65 Ozarks (AR) 47 W 66 Dallas 43 L 62 Austin College 67 W 72 LeTourneau 51 L 45 Austin College 48 W 83 Ozarks (AR) 70 W 66 East Texas Baptist 46 L 59 Ozarks (AR) 64 W 63 Austin College 61 L 62 LeTourneau 64 W 64 Louisiana College 60 W 80 Ozarks (AR) 65 W 61 East Texas Baptist 32 W 73 Austin College 44 W 74 Texas-Dallas 66 W 88 Louisiana College 52 W 80 Ozarks (AR) 63 W 79 Texas-Tyler 63 W 89 Ozarks (AR) 63 W 77 LeTourneau 64 W 75 LeTourneau 72 W 70 Texas-Dallas 67 W 99 East Texas Baptist 52 W 89 East Texas Baptist 65 W 61 Texas-Tyler 37 W 75 Texas-Dallas 64 W 66 Mary Hardin-Baylor 64 W 86 Concordia Texas 62 W 73 Dallas 64 L 69 Sul Ross State 72 W 66 McMurry 56 W 57 Mary Hardin-Baylor 55 W 77 Hardin-Simmons 64 L 71 McMurry 76 W 68 Occidental 51 2004-05 24-5 W 61 Millsaps 45 W 76 Maryville (TN) 56 L 82 McMurry 86 DON LOFTON L 55 Virginia Wesleyan 81 American Southwest Conference East Division Champions NCAA Division III Tournament - Second Round 2001-02 22-3 2007-08 19-6 MC OPP MIKE JONES W 71 Millsaps 51 MIKE JONES American Southwest Conference Champions L 59 Sul Ross State 64 American Southwest Conference East Division Champions NCAA Division III Tournament - First Round W 91 Howard Payne 74 MC OPP MC OPP W 66 Mary Hardin-Baylor 56 W 83 Pensacola Christian 57 W 86 Wiley 47 W 87 Concordia Texas 68 W 99 Concordia Texas 89 W 76 Southwestern Assemblies 73 W 78 Louisiana College 53 L 81 Mary Hardin-Baylor 90 W 68 Loyola (LA) 50 W 104 Carver Bible 53 W 69 Wesley (MS) 65 W 69 Hardin-Simmons 45 W 83 Hardin-Simmons 74 W 92 Hardin-Simmons 71 W 77 Louisiana College 53 L 66 McMurry 72 W 85 McMurry 74 W 82 Colorado College 74 W 67 Schreiner 52 L 71 Greensboro 78 W 76 Pacific Lutheran 64 W 53 Texas Lutheran 43 W 97 SUNY-Old Westbury 78 W 65 Mount St. Joseph’s 62 W 71 Louisiana College 60 W 77 Texas Lutheran 59 L 66 Concordia Texas 69 W 86 East Texas Baptist 76 L 62 Schreiner 67 W 71 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70 W 73 LeTourneau 65 W 68 Sul Ross State 49 W 72 LeTourneau 61 W 64 Texas-Dallas 46 W 83 Howard Payne 67 W 75 East Texas Baptist 63 W 68 Texas-Tyler 67 W 62 Texas-Dallas 58 W 77 Louisiana College 74 W 83 Ozarks (AR) 63 W 60 Texas-Tyler 57 L 67 Texas-Dallas 77 W 71 Austin College 56 W 84 Louisiana College 41 W 71 Austin College 53 W 75 Ozarks (AR) 72 W 86 Ozarks (AR) 56 10 Seasons (2002-06, 08-) 178-91 (.662)
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS
L L W W W W W W L
48 71 90 80 84 88 61 70 90
East Texas Baptist LeTourneau East Texas Baptist LeTourneau Louisiana College Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas Texas-Tyler Howard Payne
57 73 64 68 57 76 50 60 94
2008-09 20-7 DON LOFTON MC OPP W 89 Rust 72 W 82 Sewanee 76 L 82 Hardin-Simmons 88 L 73 McMurry 84 W 81 Schreiner 67 W 86 Texas Lutheran 67 L 69 Howard Payne 71 W 68 Sul Ross State 58 W 89 Wesley (MS) 77 W 68 Belhaven 65 W 87 Concordia Texas 81 W 89 Mary Hardin-Baylor 85 W 92 Louisiana College 66 W 60 Texas-Tyler 59 W 75 LeTourneau 68 L 71 East Texas Baptist 76 W 84 Ozarks (AR) 80 L 63 Texas-Dallas 72 W 95 Ozarks (AR) 80 W 76 Texas-Dallas 66 W 75 LeTourneau 67 W 67 East Texas Baptist 64 W 95 Louisiana College 84 L 73 Texas-Tyler 84 W 104 Concordia Texas 88 W 85 McMurry 80 L 72 Texas-Dallas 85 2009-10 19-7
DON LOFTON MC W 89 Lakeland (WI) W 84 North Central W 103 Hardin-Simmons W 73 McMurry W 85 Schreiner W 79 Texas Lutheran
OPP 78 77 86 62 69 66
W W W W L L W W W W W L W L W L W L W L
89 89 78 89 72 64 76 73 64 72 74 66 80 81 78 57 73 74 79 63
Wesley (MS) Sul Ross State Howard Payne Belhaven Concordia Texas Mary Hardin-Baylor Louisiana College Texas-Tyler LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas Ozarks (AR) Texas-Dallas LeTourneau East Texas Baptist Louisiana College Texas-Tyler Concordia Texas Mary Hardin-Baylor
75 84 70 79 81 83 63 58 59 63 70 80 74 84 68 78 51 80 89 78
71 Texas-Tyler 74 2011-12 9-16 L W 69 LeTourneau 43 DON LOFTON W 92 Huntingdon 76 MC OPP L 62 Texas-Dallas 75 L 63 Texas Lutheran 79 L 66 Ozarks (AR) 74 L 60 Schreiner 76 W 74 Texas-Tyler 67 L 59 Sul Ross State 70 W 74 East Texas Baptist 68 W 94 Howard Payne 72 W 84 Louisiana College 71 L 85 Louisiana College 88 L 76 Concordia Texas 78 L 70 Mary Hardin-Baylor 84 L 107 Concordia Texas 121 2013-14 11-14 W 69 Millsaps 60 L 57 Belhaven 76 DON LOFTON W 72 McMurry 65 MC OPP L 75 Hardin-Simmons 82 W 73 Pensacola Christian 61 L 84 Centenary (LA) 87 W 88 Rust 81 L 71 East Texas Baptist 78 L 83 Concordia Texas 93 L 57 Texas-Dallas 76 L 57 LeTourneau 60 L 71 Ozarks (AR) 77 W 71 East Texas Baptist 70 W 78 LeTourneau 61 L 53 Rhodes 54 L 57 Texas-Tyler 58 L 59 Mary Hardin-Baylor 74 W 79 LeTourneau 73 L 60 Hardin-Simmons 72 2010-11 13-13 W 81 Texas-Tyler 75 L 60 Texas-Dallas 71 L 67 Texas-Dallas 72 DON LOFTON W 110 Sul Ross State 101 W 86 Ozarks (AR) 83 MC OPP W 86 Howard Payne 75 W 81 Centenary (LA) 68 W 74 Pensacola Christian 71 L 77 Louisiana College 84 W 88 East Texas Baptist 66 L 64 New Orleans 67 L 67 Texas-Tyler 75 L 63 Louisiana College 80 W 76 Texas Lutheran 55 L 64 Ozarks (AR) 66 L 63 Mary Hardin-Baylor 75 W 85 Schreiner 80 W 77 East Texas Baptist 70 L 61 Sul Ross State 68 W 69 LeTourneau 68 W 73 Howard Payne 68 L 98 Concordia Texas 103 2012-13 15-11 L 86 Concordia Texas 93 L 70 Mary Hardin-Baylor 78 DON LOFTON L 68 Mary Hardin-Baylor 82 L 69 Texas-Dallas 78 MC OPP W 84 Belhaven 75 L 60 Hardin-Simmons 61 W 74 Pensacola Christian 61 W 67 Millsaps 55 W 83 Howard Payne 75 W 82 Huntingdon 67 L 71 New Orleans 74 W 68 Sul Ross State 64 W 76 Howard Payne 70 L 64 McMurry 77 W 92 Ozarks (AR) 73 L 74 Sul Ross State 81 L 78 Hardin-Simmons 84 L 90 Texas-Tyler 95 W 97 Concordia Texas 85 L 75 East Texas Baptist 78 W 78 Louisiana College 72 L 63 Mary Hardin-Baylor 75 W 79 Texas-Dallas 68 L 60 Rhodes 82 W 94 Ozarks (AR) 80 L 64 Hardin-Simmons 76 L 71 Louisiana College 84 W 83 Hope 72 W 81 LeTourneau 41 L 50 Illinois Wesleyan 67 L 51 Texas-Tyler 63 W 78 Schreiner 60 W 79 LeTourneau 71 W 75 Texas Lutheran 68 W 75 Texas-Tyler 59 W 83 Louisiana College 76 W 80 Ozarks (AR) 77 L 79 LeTourneau 81 L 54 Texas-Dallas 56 W 86 Ozarks (AR) 64 L 68 East Texas Baptist 84 L 49 Texas-Dallas 63 W 74 Louisiana College 66 W 82 East Texas Baptist 70 L 69 McMurry 77
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BY OPPONENT OPPONENT W-L PCT. Abilene Christian 3-0 1.000 Alabama 1-1 .500 Alabama-Huntsville 4-0 1.000 Alcorn State 6-1 .857 Angelo State 0-1 .000 Arkansas 3-3 .500 Arkansas A&M 0-1 .000 Arkansas Baptist 1-0 1.000 Arkansas Tech 3-2 .600 Arkansas-Little Rock 3-8 .273 Arkansas-Monticello 14-5 .737 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-1 .500 Athens State 4-0 1.000 Atlanta Christian 1-0 1.000 Auburn 0-1 .000 Auburn-Montgomery 1-0 1.000 Austin College 17-5 .773 Austin Peay 1-1 .500 Baptist Christian 9-4 .692 Belhaven 54-29 .651 Bellarmine 0-1 .000 Bethel 5-5 .500 Birmingham-Southern 13-13 .500 Buffalo 0-1 .000 Calvin 0-1 .000 Carver Bible 3-0 1.000 Centenary (LA) 1-5 .167 Central Arkansas 5-7 .417 Central Oklahoma 0-1 .000 Chattanooga 4-0 1.000 Christian Brothers 5-1 .833 Christopher Newport 0-2 .000 Clark Atlanta 1-0 1.000 Colorado College 1-0 1.000 Columbus 1-0 1.000 Concordia Texas 12-7 .632 Concordia-Selma 1-0 1.000 Crichton 1-0 1.000 Culver-Stockton 1-0 1.000 Cumberland 2-1 .667 Dallas 7-1 .875 Dallas Bible 1-0 1.000 Davidson 0-1 .000 Delta State 34-39-1 .466 Detroit 0-1 .000 Dillard 1-1 .500 Drury 0-1 .000
OPPONENT East Tennessee State East Texas Baptist Eastern Kentucky Eastern New Mexico Emporia State Fisk Florida International Florida Southern Florida State Fort Hays State Freed-Hardeman Georgia Southwestern Goucher Greensboro Gulf Coast Hardin-Simmons Harding Henderson State Hendrix Hope Howard Payne Huntingdon Illinois Wesleyan Jackson State Jacksonville State Jarvis Christian John Carroll Johns Hopkins Johnson C. Smith Kentucky Wesleyan King Lakeland (WI) Lambuth Lander Lane Lee LeMoyne-Owen LeTourneau Lenoir-Rhyne Lewis & Clark Lincoln Memorial Louisiana Christian Louisiana College Louisiana-Monroe Loyola (LA) Lyon Marion
W-L PCT. 0-1 .000 22-10 .688 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 4-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 3-2 .600 1-1 .500 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 15-6 .714 1-1 .500 7-4 .636 3-1 .750 1-0 1.000 15-4 .789 10-5 .667 0-1 .000 0-2 .000 13-37 .260 2-0 1.000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 0-2 .000 1-0 1.000 4-1 .800 0-0 --1-0 1.000 31-5 .861 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 3-2 .600 4-0 1.000 35-20 .636 4-7 .364 5-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 0-1 .000
OPPONENT Martin Methodist Mary Hardin-Baylor Maryville (MO) Maryville (TN) Massachusetts-Dartmouth McMurry McNeese State Memphis Navy Mercer Messenger Miami (FL) Michigan State Miles Millington Millsaps Mississippi Valley State Mississippi State Missouri Western Montevallo Morehouse Mount St. Joseph’s Murray State New Orleans Nicholls State North Alabama North Central Northwestern State Oakland City Oakwood Occidental Oglethorpe Ole Miss Ouachita Baptist Ozarks (AR) Pacific Lutheran Paul Quinn Pensacola Christian Principia Quincy Rhodes Rochester Rollins Rust SUNY-Old Westbury Sam Houston State Samford Savannah Arts
W-L PCT. 1-0 1.000 13-13 .500 1-0 1.000 4-1 .800 1-0 1.000 16-10 .615 2-4 .333 0-1 .000 1-1 .500 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 42-10 .808 0-1 .000 1-4 .200 1-0 1.000 1-1 .500 2-2 .500 1-0 1.000 2-2 .500 0-2 .000 12-13 .480 16-27 .372 1-0 1.000 1-8 .111 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 3-1 .750 0-5 .000 5-3 .625 28-6 .824 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 7-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 12-4 .750 0-1 .000 1-1 .500 8-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 16-15 .516 1-1 .500
OPPONENT Schreiner Selma Sewanee Shorter South Alabama Southeastern Louisiana Southern Arkansas Southern Miss Southwestern (TX) Southwestern Assemblies Spring Hill St. Bernard Stephen F. Austin Stetson Stillman Sul Ross State Talladega Tampa Tennessee Temple Tennessee-Martin Texas College Texas Lutheran Texas-Dallas Texas-El Paso Texas-Tyler Tougaloo Transylvania Troy USC-Spartanburg Union (TN) Valdosta State Virginia Wesleyan Washburn Waylan Baptist Wesley (MS) West Alabama West Florida West Georgia West Texas State Western Kentucky Westmont Whitworth Wiley William Carey Wisconsin-Oshkosh
W-L PCT. 11-2 .846 1-0 1.000 7-3 .700 0-0 --0-1 .000 12-21 .364 6-6 .500 0-7 .000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 6-4 .600 2-9 .182 1-1 .500 2-3 .400 1-0 1.000 15-6 .714 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 1-0 1.000 18-17 .514 1-0 1.000 9-2 .818 20-14 .588 0-1 .000 15-7 .682 9-0 1.000 0-1 .000 24-24 .500 1-0 1.000 3-2 .600 14-13 .519 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 8-1 .889 31-28 .525 1-3 .250 15-4 .789 2-0 1.000 0-1 .000 1-0 1.000 2-3 .400 1-0 1.000 34-31 .523 0-1 .000
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