2022-23 Jacksonville State Men's Basketball Media Guide

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Jacksonville, Ala 36265

Founded: 1883 Enrollment: 9,514 Nickname: Gamecocks

Nickname: Cocky Colors: Red and White Arena (Capacity): Pete Mathews Coliseum (3,500) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: ASUN Conference President: Dr Don Killingsworth Athletics Director: Greg Seitz Faculty Representative: Dr Maureen Newton

HISTORY

First Year of Basketball: 1925 All-Time Record: 1335-872 ( 605)

Record at Pete Mathews Coliseum: 486-173 ( 737)

NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 10/2022 (8 Div II) National Championships: 1, 1985 (Div II)

BASKETBALL STAFF

Head Coach: Ray Harper (Kentucky Wesleyan, ’85)

Overall Record (Years): 550-203 (23 Years) Record at JSU (Years): 119-76 (6 Years)

Assistant Coach: Tommy Wade (SEMO, ‘92)

Assistant Coach: Dennan Morrow (Kansas State, ‘13)

Assistant Coach: Marcus Belcher (Southern Illinois , ’02)

Basketball Ops: Nick Covington (Weber State, ‘20) Sports Performance: John Beale (Michigan State, ‘19)

Athletic Trainer: Olivia Keefe, ATC Coliseum Secretary: Julia Grissom Basketball Office Phone: (256) 782-5535

SPORTS INFORMATION

Assistant SID/MBB Contact: Daniel Porter Office / Cell: 256-782-5965 / 205-907-5367 Email: DPorter2@jsu edu Twitter: @DP0RT3R

Associate AD/Media Relations: Josh Underwood Office Phone: 256-782-5915 Email: Underwood@jsu edu Team Twitter/Instagram: @JSUGamecocksMBB Press Row Phone: 256-782-5528

Athletics Website: www jsugamecocksports com Mailing Address: 700 Pelham Road North Pete Mathews Coliseum, Jacksonville, AL 36265

TEAM INFORMATION

2021-22 Overall Record: 21-11 OVC Record/Finish: 13-3/1st Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 0/5 Newcomers: 8

JSU ON THE INTERNET

Jacksonville State University’s Official Web Site can be reached at the following address: http://www . JSUGamecockSports . com

The web site is updated daily and information on all 17 sports is readily available Complete schedule, results, coaches and player information and conference information is accessible via the World Wide Web

(256) 782-5915 (256) 453-0545 (cell) underwood@jsu edu

Daniel Porter

Assistant SID /MBB Contact (256) 782-5965 (205) 907-5367 (cell) dporter2@jsu .edu

Tony Schmidt

Assistant SID (256) 782-5377 aschmidt@jsu ed

Logan Maddox

Assistant SID

(256) 782 5977 lmaddox@jsu edu SID

Jacksonville State University

Attn: Sport Information Director

Pete Mathews Coliseum 700 Pelham Rd N

Pete Mathews Coliseum Jacksonville, AL 35265-1602

The 2022-23 Jacksonville State Men’s Basketball Media Guide is designed to aid members of the media covering Gamecock basketball, as well as serve as a recruiting brochure to better prepare student-athletes in their decision-making process

As for the media, we appreciate your coverage, and if there is anything we can do to assist, please contact the Sports Information Office at (256) 782-5915

The Jacksonville State Sports Information Office has certain policies and procedures that we ask for you to abide by while covering the Gamecocks These are for the benefit of your needs and those of the student-athletes and coaches We ask that you please respect these requests in order to create a good working atmosphere for all parties involved

SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE

The Jacksonville State Sports Information Office is located on the third floor of Pete Mathews Coliseum on the Campus of the University Enter through the building’s front door by the ticket office and take the stairway to the second floor There is also an elevator on the left side of the lobby

HOME CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

The Jacksonville State Sports Information Office will issue credentials to WORKING press only Passes for spouses, children or friends will not be issued The credentials are non-transferable Any unauthorized use of a credential will result in the pass being revoked immediately

Press passes will be distributed to those working along press row A photo pass will be issued to working media needing to photograph a home contest

All credential requests should be made in writing by sports editors or directors of accredited media outlets on company letterhead Requests should be made no later than four hours prior to the start of the desired contest to be considered At least one day notice is preferred . Credentials will be located at Will Call, which is located at the main ticket window of Pete Mathews Coliseum

Credential requests should be sent to: TDaniel Porter, 700 Pelham Road N, Pete Mathews Coliseum, Jacksonville, AL 36265, emailed to dporter2@jsu . edu .

ROAD CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

Working members of the media who plan to cover Jacksonville State on the road are encouraged to make credential requests through the JSU Sports Information Office Members of the media covering opponents should contact the media relations office of their respective school to make credential requests for games at Pete Mathews Coliseum

VISITING RADIO

All visiting radio crews MUST request credentials through the opponent’s sports information/media relations director After official notice, the JSU Sports Information Office will reserve space for the visiting broadcast team The visiting radio line number may vary from game to game but can be obtained by calling Tyler Brown up to 48 hours prior to tipoff If a crew is in need of more than one phone line, please make arrangements through the JSU Sports Information Office well in advance so necessary arrangements can be made .

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Please sent all photo request to Daniel Porter Visiting SIDs may request on behalf of their school’s photographer who is planning to cover a particular game Photo credentials will be evaluated each game to ensure that overcrowding on the sideline areas do not get overly congested If we are unable to provide you with credentialing, we will work to provide photos from the event ”

PARKING

Ample parking for the media is available in the Pete Mathews Coliseum parking lot . Parking passes can be issued to those media requesting credentials in advance of the contest

If you intend to bring a television broadcast truck, contact the JSU Sports Information office well in advance to have a space assigned for you

Daniel Porter Assistant SID/MBB Contact

Josh Underwood Associate AD/Media Relations

Josh

Logan

GAME DAY SERVICES

The JSU Sports Information staff is available to assist all media members in covering Jacksonville State basketball as all customary game day services are made readily available All working media members are provided with game notes, current statistics, rosters and game programs prior to tipoff Printed statistical updates are provided at media timeouts, halftime and following the game All printed game materials can be found in the media work room in the northeast corner of the Coliseum’s first floor Wireless internet is available at all JSU home basketball games StatBroadcast live stats are available online and can be found by visiting the men’s basketball schedule page at JSUGamecockSports . com .

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS

Following a mandatory 10-minute cooling off period, head coach Ray Harper and select player(s) will be made available to the courtside media per request Coach Harper will conduct his postgame radio interview at press row first, which media are welcome to gather close to listen or record, and then the coach will take select questions from credentialed media

For player interviews, please notify Daniel Porter prior to the end of the contest Visiting coach and player interview requests will need to go through the visiting SID and can take place anywhere the opposing team sees fit

On occasions, coach or a selected player may not be available postgame for a number of reasons . We will work to find alternate candidates to interview in this event this happens

PRACTICES

“Jacksonville State usually practices in the early afternoon up until 4:00 Media wishing to attend a practice should contact Daniel Porter prior to the day of that practice to ensure schedules haven’t changes and that the coach or player requested will be available ”

Under “Interviews” take out the first five lines and replace with the following text After the new text it should start with “Please call in advance” …also

update Tyler to myself 205-907-5367 dporter2@jsu edu at the end of the section

“Continuing policies held over from the 2020-21 season with Covid-19, all interviews for the upcoming season will initially take place virtually by phone or device ”

INTERVIEWS

Please call in advance so that a time that accommodates both parties can be reserved Players are generally available immediately following practice Interviews are also available at night, but studentathlete phone numbers are not available under any circumstances

Head coach Ray Harper is generally accessible to members of the media All interview requests for Coach Harper should be made through Assistant Sports Information Director Daniel Porter at 205-907-5367 or dporter2@jsu edu

Continuing policies held over from the 2020-21 season with Covid-19, all interviews for the upcoming season will initially take place virtually by phone or device

GAME NOTES

A game-specific release, or set of game notes, regarding JSU men’s basketball is generally made available at least 24 hours prior to each contest A copy of these notes will be placed on the JSU Athletics web site, www . jsugamecock -

sports com, before each game and can be downloaded

The release, which will be posted on the web site in a portable document format ( pdf), will include notes, statistics and other pertinent information about the game’s opponent and the Gamecocks

PRESS ROW PHONE

The press row phone number at Pete Mathews Coliseum is (256) 782-5528 .

EMAIL RELEASES

Media outlets may request to be included on the electronic mailing list for releases and gamers . To be added to the daily email list, visit JSUGamecockSports com and click the “Receive JSU Athletic Releases” under the “Fan Zone” tab . Fill in your contact and information and select all or specific sports for which you wish to receive releases

JSU ON THE INTERNET

For unparalleled coverage of all 17 intercollegiate sports at JSU, point your web browser to www jsugamecocksports com

Each week, news releases, game notes and statistics are updated Media and fans can view player and coach bios, schedules, results and the most comprehensive records and history pertaining to JSU athletics anywhere

Head coach Ray Harper meets with the CBS broadcast team of Tracy Wolfson, Grant Hill and Jim Nantz during practice at the 2017 NCAA Tournament.

GAMECOCK HOOPS ON THE WEB

Fans are able to watch every Jacksonville State basketball home and ASUN Conference road games thanks to the ASUN Conference’s recent broadcast agreement with ESPN+ to carry all home events via the network’s online streaming service A subscription is required to access ESPN+ programming Subscriptions are available for $6 99 per month at plus espn com All Jacksonville State games to broadcast on ESPN+ are directly linked on the men’s basketball schedule page at JSUGamecockSports com and available when the broadcast goes live five minutes before tipoff

GAMECOCK BASKETBALL MEDIA NETWORK

GAMECOCK NETWORK

Each year Jacksonville State alumni and fans are given the opportunity to closely follow the Gamecocks whenever they are in action The 2022-23 athletic campaign will be no different! The JSU Sports Network will cover most of Alabama and northwest Georgia

The JSU Sports Network during basketball season is comprised of two stations, WLJS and WVOK, reaching four frequencies on the FM dial To listen to WLJS in Jacksonville, tune to 91 9 FM, 98 1 FM or 102 1 FM To listen to WVOK in Oxford, tune to 97 9 FM

For live online audio streaming, both stations can be accessed using the TuneIn app Both stations can also be streamed live by visiting their web sites at jsu edu/ radio and 979wvok com

The radio affiliates of the JSU Sports Network allow the Gamecocks to be heard in four southeastern states via the radio air waves and worldwide via the web Online broadcast links can be found on the men’s basketball schedule page at JSUGamecockSports com

The “Voice of the Gamecocks” is Mike Parris This year, Parris is

celebrating his 40th anniversary at the microphone with Jacksonville State sports During his tenure, he has called some of the most memorable games in Jacksonville State athletics history He has called four Jacksonville State national title games - football (1992), basketball (1985) and baseball (1990, 1991), plus other noteworthy contests

Newspapers

ANNISTON STAR

P O Box 189

Anniston, AL 36202 Phone: 256-235-3577 Fax: 256-241-1991

www annistonstar com Mark Edwards, Sports Editor medwards@annistonstar com

BIRMINGHAM NEWS

P O Box 2553 Birmingham, AL 35202 Phone: 205-325-2431 Fax: 205-325-2425 www al com

GADSDEN TIMES

P O Box 188 Gadsden, AL 35999 Phone: 256-549-2051 Fax: 256-549-2105 www gadsdentimes com J J Hicks, Sports Editor jj hicks@gadsdentimes com

HUNTSVILLE TIMES

P O Box 1487, WS Huntsville, AL 35807 Phone: 256-532-4430 Fax: 256-532-4262 www al com

Media Outlets

Wire Services

ASSOCIATED PRESS

RSA Tower

201 Monroe Street, Suite 1940 Montgomery, AL 36104 Phone: 334-262-5947 Fax: 334-262-7177 www ap org/index html

John Zenor, Sports Editor

Electronic Media-Radio

JACKSONVILLE STATE

SPORTS NETWORK

700 Pelham Rd North Jacksonville, AL 36265

Phone: 256-782-5980 Fax: 256-782-5958

Mike Parris, Play-by-Play

WKXX-FM 102.9 100 Spurlock Street Rainbow City, AL 35906 Phone: 256-442-3944 Fax: 256-442-7287

WLJS-FM 91.9

700 Pelham Road North Jacksonville, AL 36265 Phone: 256-782-5571 Fax: 256-782-5645

WVOK-FM 97.9

P O Box 3770 Oxford, AL 36203 Phone: 256-835-1580 Fax: 256-831-1500

Electronic Media-Television

ABC 33/40 (ABC)

P O Box 360039 Birmingham, AL 35236

Phone: 205-403-3340 Fax: 205-403-3343 www abc3340 com

WIAT-TV CBS 42 2075 Golden Crest Drive Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Phone: 205-322-4200 Fax: 205-320-2713 www cbs42 com

WBRC-TV 6 (FOX)

P O Box 6 Birmingham, AL 35201 Phone: 205-322-6666 Fax: 205-320-2710 www .fox6 com

WVTM-TV 13 (NBC)

P O Box 10502 Birmingham, AL 35202 Phone: 205-558-7345 Fax: 205-323-3314 www nbc13 com

NOTE: This is not meant to be a complete list of all Jacksonville State University information outlets. We have listed those who, on a regular basis, cover Gamecocks sports or carry Jacksonville State sports information.

Date Day

GAMECOCK BASKETBALL 2022-23 SCHEDULE

Opponent TIME

Nov. 3 THUR AUBURN-MONTGOMERY (Exh.) 6:00

Location

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

JACKSONVILLE, ALA. Nov. 14 MON at UIC 7:00 Chicago, Ill.

Nov. 7 MON SHORTER 8:00

Nov. 18 FRI at Alabama 8:00 Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Nov. 22 TUE ELON 6:00

LOBO CLASSIC

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Nov. 25 FRI New Mexico 6:00 Albuquerque, N.M.

Nov. 26 SAT Northern Colorado 8:30 Albuquerque, N.M.

Nov. 27 SUN North Dakota State 4:00 Albuquerque, N.M. Dec. 3 SAT at East Tennessee State 3:00 Johnson City, Tenn. Dec. 8 THUR at Utah 9:00 Salt Lake City, Utah Dec. 14 WED REINHARDT 6:30

JACKSONVILLE, ALA. Dec. 17 SAT LITTLE ROCK 1:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA. Dec. 21 WED at South Alabama 7:00 Mobile, Ala. Dec. 27 TUE GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 6:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA. Dec. 31 SAT NORTH ALABAMA 6:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Jan. 2 MON at Jacksonville 6:00 Jacksonville, Fla.

Jan. 5 THUR at Liberty 6:00 Lynchburg, Va.

Jan. 7 SAT BELLARMINE 8:00

Jan. 12 THUR NORTH FLORIDA 6:00

Jan. 14 SAT JACKSONVILLE 4:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Jan. 19 THUR at Florida Gulf Coast 6:00 Fort Myers, Fla.

Jan. 21 SAT at Stetson 1:00 Deland, Fla.

Jan. 26 THUR LIPSCOMB 8:00

Jan. 28 SAT AUSTIN PEAY 4:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Feb. 2 THUR at Eastern Kentucky 6:30 Richmond, Ky. Feb. 4 SAT at Bellarmine 3:00 Louisville, Ky.

Feb. 9

THUR KENNESAW STATE 7:30

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Feb. 11 SAT at Kennesaw State 4:30 Kennesaw, Ga.

Feb. 16 THUR QUEENS 6:00

JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Feb. 18 SAT LIBERTY 4:00 JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

Feb. 22 THUR at Central Arkansas 7:00 Conway, Ark.

Feb. 24 SAT at North Alabama 6:00 Florence, Ala.

HOME GAMES IN BOLD * - Ohio Valley Conference Game All Times Central and subject to change

DJ Gordon G 6-5 175 So Garfield, Pa / Penn State

Demaree King G 6-0 180 Sr Tulsa, Okla / NOC - Tonkawa

Cam McDowell G 6-5 185 So Powder Springs, Ga / Georgia

Maros Zeliznak C 6-11 265 Sr Kosice, Slovakia / Get Better Academy 4 Marcellus Brigham Jr F 6-7 210 So Memphis, Tenn / Briarcrest Christian HS 5 Skyelar Potter G 6-3 198 Sr Bowling Green, Ky / Morehead State 10 Juwan Perdue F 6-6 200 Jr Sumter, S C / Lakewood HS 11 Travis Roberts G 6-6 205 Fr Waldorf, Md / Bishop Walsh School 13 Peyton Daniels G 6-2 185 Fr Ellenwood, Ga / Vanderbilt 15 JJ Platt G 6-1 180 R-Fr Nashville, Tenn / The Webb School 23 Brad Lewis G 6-4 175 So Alabaster, Ala / Thompson HS 24 Amanze Ngumezi F 6-9 245 Jr Savannah, Ga / Georgia 25 Monzy Jackson F 6-7 223 Jr Dublin, Ga / Wichita State 35 Arda Duraklar F/C 6-11 232 Fr Izmir, Turkey / Gelisim Koleji 50 Mason Nicholson C 6-10 280 So Gary, Ind / Northwest Florida St

Monzy Jackson F Jr

Brad Lewis G So

Mason Nicholson C So

Maros Zeliznak C Sr

Jordan Wilson Graduate Manager 1st Central Florida, 2019

2.1 31 GP 24 Amanze Ngumezi F 6-9 Sr. Missed 2021-22

STarTerS LoST (5):

0 Jalen Finch G 6-1 Jr. 9.1 3.1 132 assists 11 Kayne Henry G/F 6-7 Sr. 9.3 5.5 .469 FG% 22 Jalen Gibbs G 6-3 Sr. 11.0 3.9 77 3-PTs 23 Darian Adams G 6-3 Sr. 15.4 5.2 46 Steals 50 Brandon Huffman F/C 6-10 Sr. 8.9 5.9 33 blocks

oTherS LoST 1):

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Misc. 13 Jay Pal F 6-9 So. 2.9 2.5 28 GP

newcomerS (8):

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Previous School/Misc. 13 Peyton Daniels G 6-2 Fr. Vanderbilt 35 Arda Duraklar F/C 6-11 Fr. Gelisim Koleji 0 DJ Gordon G 6-5 So. Penn State 25 Clarence “Monzy” Jackson F 6-7 Jr. Wichita State 2 Cam McDowell G 6-5 So. Georgia 50 Mason Nicholson C 6-10 So. NW Florida State 5 Skyelar Potter G 6-3 Sr. Morehead State 11 Travis Roberts G 6-6 Fr. Bishop Walsh School

GAMECOCK BASKETBALL ON THE ROAD

This Season’s Road Trips

After spending Thanksgiving in The Bahamas last season, Jax State will not be traveling internationally this year, however, that does not necessarily mean less mileage for the Gamecocks Nonconference trips to Chicago, Albuquerque and Salt Lake City highlight some of the longer treks before the conference slate takes JSU to Florida, Virginia and Arkansas

TRACKING THE GAMECOCKS MILEAGE

CHART

City Opponent Date Miles

Chicago, Ill. UIC Nov. 14 660

Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama Dec. 18 128

Albuquerque, N.M. Lobo Classic Nov. 25-27 1,330

Johnson City, Tenn. ETSU Dec. 3 320

Salt Lake City, Utah Utah Dec. 8 1,840 Mobile, Ala. South Alabama Dec. 21 321

Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville Jan. 2 454

Lynchburg, Va. Liberty Jan. 5 548

Fort Myers, Fla. FGCU Jan. 19 675

DeLand, Fla. Stetson Jan. 21 522

Richmond, Ky. Eastern Kentucky Feb. 2 346

Louisville, Ky. Bellarmine Feb. 4 396

Kennesaw, Ga. Kennesaw State Feb. 11 83

Conway, Ark. Central Arkansas Feb. 22 473

Florence. Ala. North Alabama Feb. 24 145

Global Sports Classic

Upon Ray Harper’s arrival in 2016-17, the head coach signed the team up for the Global Sports Classic During the tournament, the Gamecocks traveled to Washington D C to take on Howard University before setting off for Las Vegas for a twogame set at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center

CANCUN Challenge

The

GAMECOCK BASKETBALL ON THE ROAD

Tropical Shootout

JSU played in the Tropical Shootout in the British Virgin Islands during the 2013-14 campaign, spending several days on the island of Tortola

2018-19 Gamecocks claimed the Mayan Division title of the Cancun Challenge in Cancun, Mexico JSU knocked off both Western Caolina and North Florida at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya en route to the holiday championship Jamall Gregory was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player and Jason Burnell was named to the All-Tournament Team . Jax State set the singlegame tournament record with 19 steals against the Catamounts

The Road to Success is Always Under Construction!

The Jacksonville State men’s basketball locker room received a complete overhaul during the summer of 2017 to reflect the Gamecocks’ championship play

The renovated locker room received brand new lockers, updated shower facilities, hardwood floors and wall graphics that capture the program’s winning tradition Each locker is personalized for each student-athlete, donning the player’s name, hometown, autograph and action photo

But the upgrades did not end at the locker room A connecting team room was added to the locker room, featuring luxurious theater seating, an 80-inch television for watching game film, a 55-inch television for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and a nutrition bar

A new basketball practice facility opened prior to the 2019-20 season The new practice court features offices, large windows facing the campus’ east side and a balcony overlook for those wanting to watch practice from the third floor of Pete Mathews Coliseum

The home of Gamecock basketball and volleyball, Pete Mathews Coliseum underwent a $2 million in 2015 that replaced the arena seating, scorer tables and playing surface. Following the EF-3 tornado damage of 2018, The Pete underwent another overhaul to enhance locker rooms, sports medicine facilities and add a pair of videoboards to opposite corners of the arena.

Review ASUN Records

A Championship Tradition

Jacksonville State spent the 2021-22 athletics season in a new conference home, while also preparing to make the move to another conference in 2023

The Gamecocks returned to the ASUN Conference in 2021-22, coming back to the league that was their Division I conference home when they made the move up in 1995 The return to the league came after a dominant 18-year stay in the Ohio Valley Conference and was part of the birth of ASUN Football, something that wasn’t offered when the Gamecocks were forced to leave in 2003 to put all of their sports under one conference umbrella

Jacksonville State’s journey through conference transition took an exciting turn in November of 2021, when the Gamecocks were extended an invitation to join Conference USA and move their football program up to the Football Bowl Subdivision JSU, along with three other schools in Liberty, New Mexico State and Sam Houston, accepted the invitation and began a plan make the move to C-USA in July of 2023

The Gamecocks have been putting themselves in position for the move over the past 12 years, a timeframe that has seen JSU invest millions of dollars in its

athletics facilities, while also implementing numerous projects across campus that will help continue to provide the Gamecock students and student-athletes one of the top collegiate experiences in the region Those improvements have been highlighted by the new campus and recreation facility that was completed in 2019 and the new business school that has reopened in 2021, while future projects include the Randy Owen Performing Arts Center and the dorm and dining additions to the football stadium complex, which will also provide new day-to-day facilities for the football program .

To help prepare for the move to college football’s top division, the Gamecocks invested in one of college football’s top coaches to lead their football program On Nov 30, JSU formally introduced Rich Rodriguez as the program’s 28th head coach The coaching veteran of over 30 years brings a 163-119-2 career record with him to JSU and will begin his Gamecock career in 2022 ranked 16th among all active Division I head coaches in career wins and eighth among active FCS coaches

GAMECOCKS CHAMPIONSHIPS

JSU’s Conference Championships (145)

Football (24): 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 20-21 (Spring)

Baseball (23): 1973, 1973*, 1974, 1975, 1975*, 1976, 1977, 1977*, 1983, 1983*, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990*, 2004*, 2005, 2006*, 2008, 2010*, 2014*, 2019, 2019*

Men’s Basketball (20): 1962*, 1965*, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1981, 1983*, 1985, 1985*, 1989, 1989*, 1990, 1992, 1992*, 2017*, 2022

Softball (18): 1990, 1996, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2008*, 2009, 2010*, 2011*, 2013*, 2014, 2016, 2016*, 2017, 2017*, 2018, 2018*, 2019

Men’s Golf (11): 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019

Men’s Tennis (11): 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2005*, 2007, 2007*, 2009*, 2014, 2014*, 2019

Women’s Tennis (10): 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 2010, 2011, 2011*

Rifle (10): 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

Volleyball (10): 1991, 1992, 2005*, 2006, 2006*, 2007, 2009, 2009*, 2019, 2021 (Spring)

Women’s Golf (6): 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2021

Women’s Basketball (2): 1991, 1993 * denotes tournament title

National Championships (6)

Football: 1992

Men’s Basketball: 1985 Baseball: 1990, 1991 Gymnastics: 1984, 1985

OVC Championships Since 2003-04

Jacksonville State 81

Eastern Kentucky 73

Eastern Illinois 54

Murray State 48

Tennessee Tech 34

Southeast Missouri 35

Austin Peay 28

UT Martin 25

Morehead State 21 Belmont 18

SIUE 10

Tennessee State 8

Jacksonville State was the first school in the nation to lay claim to NCAA national titles in football, men’s basketball and baseball at the Division II level or higher. The Gamecocks were the only school to achieve the feat until 2017, when Florida added the Division I Baseball title to its Football and Men’s Basketball titles. JSU and Florida are the only two schools to even play for all three at the Division II level or higher.

During its time in the Ohio Valley Conference from 2003-21, Jacksonville State solidified itself as the preeminent athletic program in the conference. The Gamecocks won 81 OVC Championships, more than any other program in the OVC during that same time period. JSU saw 10 of its 17 programs bring home various OVC titles and combine for 53 trips to NCAA postseason play. JSU will conclude its twoyear stay in the ASUN this season and will move into Conference USA beginning with the 2023-24 season.

GAMECOCKS IN THE PROS

Walker Russell

Former Jacksonville State guard Walker Russell (2003-06) became the first Gamecock to play in the NBA on Jan 20, 2012, when he was signed by the Detroit Pistons and made his debut against the Memphis Grizzlies in the same day

An All-OVC player for the Gamecocks and a member of JSU’s 1,000-Point Club, Russell played the remainder of the 2011-12 season with Detroit after a five-year career in the NBA Developmental league that saw him earn multiple all-star nods and average 15 1 points, 8 3 assists and 3 4 rebounds per game

Nick Murphy

Former Jacksonville State forward Nick Murphy (2007-11) played three seasons in the NBA Development League, two with the Iowa Energy and one with the Tulsa 66’ers He averaged eight points and two rebounds in his final pro season in 2014 Murphy finished his JSU career as the school’s Division I record holder for points and rebounds, while his 1,498 career points ranks him fourth on the school’s all-time scoring list Murphy grabbed 679 rebounds in his four seasons, just 20 away from landing him in the top 10 on the all-time rebounds list

Norbertas Giga

Former Jacksonville State forward/center Norbertas Giga became the first Gamecock since Russell to suit up in an NBA uniform in the summer of 2018 The Kaunas, Lithuania native received an invitation to mini camp with the Philadelphia 76ers, aced the tryout and was named to the Sixers’ NBA Summer League roster less than a week later

Giga made his NBA Summer League debut July 7 against the Los Angeles Lakers, scoring four points on two shots with an offensive rebound He posted a summer-high 12 minutes against the Phoenix Suns on July 12, scoring four points with an assist, a rebound and two steals . He grabbed a summer-best four rebounds July 15 against the Memphis Grizzlies, had one steal and scored a point in his final game Following the Summer League, Giga signed to play basketball with Rytas Vilnius of the Lithuanian Basketball League He has since spent four seasons playing in Lithuania, one in Poland, and 2022-23 begins his first in the Iceland Express League

Jamall Gregory

During the 2019-20 season, former JSU guard Jamall Gregory became just the third Gamecock to compete in an NBA G League (formerly the NBA Development League) game

The Washington D C native played three games with the Capital City GoGo, the G League affiliate of the Washington Wizards . Gregory was a two-year letter winner for Jax State following his JUCO career at Chipola College The 6-foot-3 guard became quickly known for his thunderous dunks and hops that earned him the No 1 play on SportsCenter’s Top 10 once and the No 2 highlight twice Following the 2018-19 season, Gregory was invited to the College Slam Dunk Contest in Minneapolis, Minnesota Gregory finishing third in the annual skills competition and received a standing ovation from guest judge/Minnesota Timberwolves star Derrick Rose after his first slam

GAMECOCKS IN THE PROS

Jason Burnell

Former Gamecock star Jason Burnell is entering his fourth professional season in the Italian Lega Basket Serie A (LBA) and the FIBA Basketball Champions League (BCL) He signed with Pallacanestro Cantù on July 17, 2019 In his first professional season, Burnell averaged 11 7 points, 5 . 2 rebounds, 1 . 5 assists and 1 1 steals in 20 Serie A games Burnell then signed with Dinamo Sassari on June 6, 2020 where he averaged 11 . 3 points and 6 8 rebounds per game On July 8, 2021, he re-signed with the team following a short stint on the Denver Nuggets’ Summer League roster

Darian Adams

JSU’s 2022 Eagle Owl Award winner became the latest Gamecock to begin his professional playing career, signing with the Glasgow Rocks during the summer of 2022 Prior to his first season, the franchise rebranded as the Caledonia Gladiators

The Glasgow, Scotlandbased team compete in the British Basketball League, the top tier of British basketball Adams recently wrapped up his stellar JSU career guiding the Gamecocks back to the NCAA Tournament last March The 6-foot-3 guard from Montgomery, Ala , led the Gamecocks in scoring last season en route to his second-straight first-team all-conference honor He scored more than 900 points and dished over 200 assists during his two seasons with the Red and White Immediately following his collegiate career, Adams was selected to compete in the 3x3U national championship in New Orleans at the 2022 NCAA Final Four

Kayne Henry

Former Jax State star Kayne Henry signed his first professional contract over the summer, joining the Kirchheim Knights of Germany’s ProA division Henry, a 6-foot-7 forward out of London, England, spent three seasons with the Gamecocks He averaged just under 10 points during his 89 career games, shooting 49-percent from the field and 35-percent from long range As a senior, he helped JSU win the ASUN Conference championship and earn a berth into the NCAA Tournament

Prior to his start with Kirchheim, Henry competed for Team England in 3x3 basketball at the 2022 Commonwealth Games He team won the championship, earning his home country’s first-ever Commonwealth Gold medal in basketball

Jalen Gibbs

A 6-foot-3 guard from Indian Head, Md , Gibbs made his one-and-only season with the Gamecocks count in 2021-22 In addition to guiding JSU to just its second Division I NCAA Tournament, Gibbs became one of the hottest shooters in the nation from beyond the arc His 77 three-pointers were the third-most in a single season by a Gamecock That November, he established JSU’s Div I program record for points in a single game when he scored 40 on the road at Elon

He signed his first professional contract with the Giessen Pointers in August 2022 The Giessen Pointers play in Germany’s Pro B league Officially, the Pro B is part of the Basketball Bundesliga, which consists of the two hierarchical leagues ProA and ProB At the end of the league stage, the winning team of the playoffs in each division, qualify for the ProA

Brandon Huffman

Following his two seasons at JSU (2020-22), Huffman signed professionally with Bornova of the Turkey TBL . The big man’s size made him a staple for the Gamecocks in the post, and his early games at the professional level proved no different as he collected 12 and 13 rebounds in his first two outings in October 2022

NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Jacksonville State 74 South Dakota State 73

1984-85 Results

31-1 Overall, 16-0 Gulf South Conference

11/23 % vs. Belmont Abbey L, 60-61

11/24 % at Armstrong State W, 90-79

11/30 $ PHILLIPS COLLEGE W, 85-57

12/1 $ TREVECCA NAZERENE W, 98-82

12/3 at Auburn-Montgomery W, 94-76

12/8 *at Valdosta State W, 84-64

12/10 *at Troy State W, 98-79

12/15 ARMSTRONG STATE W, 90-74

1/2 at Athens W, 84-71

1/5 *NORTH ALABAMA W, 71-65

1/7 *UT MARTIN W, 98-70

1/12 *VALDOSTA STATE W, 76-73

1/14 *TROY STATE W, 91-78

1/17 *WEST GEORGIA W, 93-72

1/19 *at Delta State W, 85-79

1/21 *at Mississippi College W, 72-62

1/26 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, 97-67

1/28 *DELTA STATE W, 84-81 (OT)

2/2 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY W, 93-60

2/7 *at West Georgia W, 82-73

2/9 *at Livingston W, 85-69

2/16 *at UT Martin W, 92-82 2/18 *at North Alabama W, 85-71 2/23 *LIVINGSTON W, 83-50 2/26 ^MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, 97-68 2/27 ^VALDOSTA STATE W, 99-86 2/28 ^DELTA STATE W, 86-73 3/7 #ALBANY STATE W, 120-84 3/8 #TAMPA W, 76-61 3/16 & at Southeast Missouri W, 80-79 3/22 ! vs. Kentucky Wesleyan W, 72-61 3/23 ! vs. South Dakota State W, 74-73

l JSU Gamecocks finished season 31-1 l 31 consecutive wins after losing 1st game of season l Down 71-64 with 2:14 left, the Gamecocks refused to lose and found a way to win the National Championship l Melvin Allen finished with 20 points l Robert Spurgeon had 15 points and 9 rebounds l Earl Warren scored 13 points and had a game-saving steal and the game-winning free throws l Pat Williams tossed in 12 points off the bench l Coach Bill Jones and the Gamecocks accepted the National Championship

in Springfield, Massachusetts

- Armstrong State Classic (Savannah, Ga.)

Tom Roberson Invitational (Jacksonville, Ala.)

Gulf South Conference Game

Gulf South Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Ala.)

NCAA South Region Tournament (Jacksonville, Ala.)

NCAA Quarterfinals (Cape Girardeau, Mo.)

NCAA Division II Final Four (Springfield, Mass.)

trophy

1985 NCAA Division II National Champions—First Row (L-R): Robert Spurgeon, Pat Williams, Jesse Feagins, Melvin Allen, Kim Bryant, Earl Warrren, Bret Jones, James Dudley Second Row (L-R): Keith McKeller, Kelvin Bryant, Larry Brown, Asst Coach James Hobbs, Head Coach Bill Jones, Shawn Giddy, Vonijohn Monroe, Robert Guyton Third Row (L-R): Manager Randy Dye, Graduate Assistant Phillip Collie, Graduate Assistant Greg Yarlett, manager Byron Bonds, Manager Eric Wilson, Student Trainer David Weeks

Conference Champions

In Coach Ray Harper’s first season in 2016-17 the Gamecocks stormed through the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in Nashville to earn the program’s first Division I conference championship and a berth into March Madness.

In 2021-22, a veteran squad posted a 13-3 conference mark in the team’s first season in the ASUN Conference to win the regular-season title and make the program’s second appearance in the Big Dance.

Gulf South Conference

1992 GSC Regular Season Champs (11-1)

1992 GSC Tournament Champs (90-77 vs Miss College)

1990 GSC Regular Season Champs (13-3)

1989 GSC Regular Season Champs (12-4)

1989 GSC Tournament Champs (85-74 vs West Alabama)

1985 GSC Regular Season Champs (16-0)

1985 GSC Tournament Champs (86-73 vs Delta State)

1983 GSC Tournament Champs (79-74 vs Valdosta State)

1981 GSC Co-Regular Season Champs (9-3)

1980 GSC Regular Season Champs (9-3)

1975 GSC Co-Regular Season Champs (9-4)

In January of 2021, Jacksonville State announced that it would be rejoining the ASUN Conference – the league that was its first Division I conference home - after an 18-year stay in the Ohio Valley Conference that produced some of the most decorated years in JSU’s storied history The expansion that included JSU, Eastern Kentucky and Central Arkansas brings the league’s membership to 12 teams and allows it to compete in two six-team divisions that are split based on geography

The Gamecocks officially re-joined the ASUN on July 1, 2021 The move to the ASUN is one that will allow the Gamecocks a better geographic fit than in the Ohio Valley Conference, where JSU was over 209 miles south of the closest school JSU’s new conference home features three schools closer than the nearest in the OVC, including Kennesaw State, which is just 85 miles from JSU’s campus Also in the league is one of the Gamecocks’ oldest rivals in North Alabama, located just 146 miles away in Florence

“Giving Jacksonville State a regional presence in the heart of our alumni and fan base, along with the ASUN’s plan to create a new football league were very important factors in us engaging in discussions with the league,” JSU President Dr Killingsworth said with the current membership of the ASUN, as well as Eastern Kentucky and Central Arkansas, who are mak ing this move with us today We know we will all make each other better, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for Jacksonville State in our new conference home ” Jacksonville State, whose previous membership in the ASUN stretched from 1995-2003, is coming off a dominant run in the OVC that saw the Gamecocks win 81 conference championship trophies

made over 50 trips to NCAA postseason play, honored hundreds of all-conference players and dozens of All-Americans

ASUN Conference, Atlanta, Ga - the only DI conference headquartered in the ATL, our footprint’s primary media, sports, business, transportation and cultural hub

The ASUN, a Division I conference member of the NCAA, boasts a membership of institutions that share visionary leadership, bold ambition and creative innovation As a nimble adaptive conference, unafraid to blaze a national pathway for better service to our student-athletes, teams, and institutions, the ASUN has a proud history of firsts, national academic and athletic achievements and a conference culture that walks the walk with its four ASUN Beams Students First! Rise Connect Impact #ASUNBuilt by Bellarmine (Louisville), Central Arkansas (Conway), Eastern Kentucky (Richmond), FGCU (Fort Myers), Jacksonville (Fla .), Jacksonville State (Jacksonville, Ala ), Kennesaw State (Ga ), Liberty (Lynchburg, Va ), Lipscomb (Nashville), North Alabama (Florence), North Florida (Jacksonville, Fla ), and Stetson (DeLand, Fla )

The GAMECOCK COACHES

SEVENTH YEAR AT JSU

THE HARPER FILE

BORN: October 11, 1961, Bremen, Ky.

HOMETOWN: Bremen, Ky.

HIGH SCHOOL: Bremen (Bremen, Ky., 1980)

COLLEGE: Texas: 1981-82, Kentucky Wesleyan: 1983-85 (Bachelor of Science)

WIFE: Shannon

PLAYING CAREER

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS: Basketball, guard, four letters (first-team all-state, two-time district player of the year)

COLLEGE ATHLETICS: Basketball, guard, two letters at Texas (1981-82), two letters at Kentucky Wesleyan (1984-85); 1981 Southwest Conference Rookie of the Year, 1985 third-team All-American, 1985 all-conference

MILESTONE VICTORIES

No. Date Score

1 11/16/96 Ky. Wesleyan 68, Delta State 60

100 1/25/01 Ky. Wesleyan 96, SIUE 20

200 2/15/03 Ky. Wesleyan 71, Northern Ky. 68

300 3/4/06 Okla. City 76, Okla. Christian 69

400 3/9/13 Western Ky. 62, South Alabama 59 450 3/3/17 Jacksonville State 65, Belmont 59 500 11/29/19 Jacksonville State 71, Chicago State 62 550 3/3/22 Jacksonville State 78, Kennesaw State 67

On April 6, 2016, Gamecocks athletics director Greg Seitz announced the hiring of Ray Harper as the program’s 11th head coach and the fifth to run the Gamecocks at the Division I level.

A veteran coach of over 20 seasons, Harper boasts an overall record of 550-203, with a .730 winning percentage, and a 119-76 mark in six seasons at Jacksonville State. Harper has been nearly unmatched in his success since taking over, becoming the program’s winningest Division I coach while directing four of JSU’s five 20-win seasons since the transition to Div. I in 1995.

Of the four head coaches to steer the Gamecocks during the Division I era, Harper also ranks first in winning percentage and most winning seasons. He’s led Jacksonville State to three national postseason tournaments, including the school’s first two trips to the NCAA Tournament in 2017 and 2022.

Harper guided JSU through its transition into the ASUN Conference seamlessly in 2021-22, leading to the program’s first Division I regular-season conference title with a 13-3 mark in the team’s debut season in the league. His 2021-22 squad finished 21-11 overall, earning a trip back to the Big Dance after its ASUN championship. For his efforts, Harper was named the 2022 ASUN Coach of the Year, the eighth conference coach of the year honor of his career, and first at the Division I level. The Gamecocks ended the three-year run of reigning league champion, Liberty, and emphasized that point

The Gamecock Coaches

HEAD COACH RAY HARPER

during the regular season by handing the Flames their first home loss in their new arena on Jan. 29. It snapped LU’s 45-game home-winning streak of three years, which ranked second in the nation at the time.

The 2021-22 team was a special one led by a veteran core that returned via Covid-19 eligibility with a goal of winning a championship. Senior Darian Adams, who garnered First-Team All-ASUN honors and was an NABC All-District selection, led the way with 477 points for the third-most in a single-season by a Gamecock. Fellow seniors Brandon Huffman and Kayne Henry were also a driving force averaging right at 10 points per game while being the top two rebounders for the season. Senior transfer Jalen Gibbs joined junior Demaree King to create the best outside duo threat in the country. King led the NCAA in three-point field goal percentage at 45 percent with a school-record 84 treys in a season, while Gibbs etched his name in the record books with a Div. I program record 40-point game at Elon. The team earned a 15-seed in the NCAA Midwest Region, where they fell to Southeastern Conference champion and secondseeded Auburn in Greenville, S.C.

The 2020-21 season brought challenges unseen before in Harpers long career, dealing with limitations and protocols forced by the Covid-19 pandemic. A delayed season didn’t start until late November, and games were played in nearly empty arenas with the lingering question mark of who would be available day-to-day with testing procedures. The Gamecocks put together an 18-9 mark overall, bringing together 11 newcomers in a year that saw the least amount of available practice time. In what turned out to be Jax State’s final season in the Ohio Valley Conference, Harper’s club returned to the tournament in Evansville, Ind., where they knocked off Murray State in overtime on their way to reaching the semifinal round.

Harper claimed his 500th career victory on Nov. 29, 2019 with a 71-62 win over Chicago State in Niceville, Fla., at the Emerald Coast Classic. With 13 wins on the year, Harper pushed his career mark to 511-183 and JSU record to 13-19 while leading the Gamecocks to a fourth consecutive appearance in the OVC Tournament.

With Jax State claiming the No. 7 seed in the 2020 OVC Tournament, Harper put the Gamecocks into the OVC’s postseason tournament for the fourth-straight season after JSU had made the OVC Tournament just three times from 2006 to 2016.

Harper, yet again, set a single-season record for wins in his third season at the helm, leading JSU to a 24-9 mark in 201819. The 24-win year marked the first time a Jacksonville State head coach led the program to three consecutive seasons of 20-or-more wins at the Division-I level, and the first time since legendary head coach Bill Jones accomplished the feat in 198990, 1990-91 and 1991-92 during the Division-II era. In addition, the 2018-19 season set a record-low for losses.

The 2018-19 season also yielded the Gamecocks’ best ever finish in conference play, going 15-3 to lock up the No. 3 seed in the Ohio Valley Conference Men’s Basketball Championships.

Prior the the third-place finish, JSU’s previous-best conference record was 12-8 during the 2005-06 campaign. Harper has now helped Jacksonville State to three-straight OVC Tournament berths - the longest streak for conference tournament appearances in the program’s Division-I history.

For the third season in a row, JSU earned a win in its first contest of the OVC Championships to advance to the tournament’s semifinals. Not only did the 88-81 win over UT Martin keep the

first-game streak alive, it also pushed Jacksonville State’s overall winning streak to eight-consecutive victories - breaking the record for the program’s longest winning streak of the Division-I era at the time.

In his second year as head coach in 2017-18, Harper led Jacksonville State to 20 wins in back-to-back season for the first time in the program’s Division-I history and for the first time since Jones accomplished the feat in 1990-91 and 1991-92. The Gamecocks’ 23-13 record represented just the third 20-win season in their D-1 history and the second under Harper.

The 2017-18 season also brought Jacksonville State its second appearance in a national postseason tournament. After leading

COACHING CAREER

2016-present: JSU (Head Coach) n 21-22 ASUN Championship n 21-22 NCAA Tournament Appearance n 17-18 CBI Semifinal Appearance n 16-17 OVC Tournament Championship n 16-17 NCAA Tournament Appearance

2012-16: WKU (Head Coach) n 13-14 NCAA Tournament Appearance n 13-14 Sun Belt Tournament Championship n 12-13 NCAA Tournament Appearance n 12-13 Sun Belt Tournament Championship n 89-64 record 2012: WKU (Interim Head Coach) 2009-12: WKU (Assistant Coach)

2005-08: Oklahoma City (Head Coach) n 07-08 NAIA National Championship n 07-08 SAC Champions n 07-08 SAC Tournament Champions n 06-07 NAIA National Championship n 06-07 SAC Champions n 05-06 NAIA National Runner-Up n 05-06 SAC Champions n 05-06 SAC Tournament Champions

1996-2005: Kentucky Wesleyan (Head Coach) n 247-46 record n 03-04 NCAA D-II Tournament n 02-03 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 02-03 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 01-02 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 01-02 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 00-01 NCAA D-II National Championship n 99-00 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 99-00 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 98-99 NCAA D-II National Championship n 98-99 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 97-98 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 97-98 Great Lakes Valley Championship

1991-96: Kentucky Wesleyan (Associate Head Coach) 1987-90: Kentucky Wesleyan (Assistant Coach) 1986: VCU (Graduate Assistant)

HARPER YEAR-BY-YEAR

1996-97: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21-8

1997-98: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - - 30-3 1998-99: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 35-1*

1999-00: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 31-3^

2000-01: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 31-3*

2001-02: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 31-3^

2002-03: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 31-4^ 2003-04: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - - 22-8

2004-05: Kentucky Wesleyan - - - - - - - - - - - - 15-13

2005-06: Oklahoma City University- - - - - - - - - 29-8^ 2006-07: Oklahoma City University - - - - - - - - 35-2* 2007-08: Oklahoma City University - - - - - - - - 31-7*

2011-12: WKU - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11-8

2012-13: WKU - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20-16

2013-14: WKU - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20-12

2014-15: WKU - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20-12

2015-16: WKU - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18-16

2016-17: Jacksonville State - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20-15

2017-18: Jacksonville State - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23-13

2018-19: Jacksonville State - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24-9

2019-20 Jacksonville State - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13-19

Jacksonville State

JSU to its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament only a year ago, Harper took the Gamecocks to the semifinals of the College Basketball Invitational. Jacksonville State claimed wins over Canisius and Central Arkansas in the first and quarterfinal rounds, respectively, en route to its first ever wins in a major postseason tournament.

The second-year head coach also delivered a second consecutive berth in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in 2018 - a first in JSU’s OVC history. Jacksonville State had not appeared in consecutive conference tournaments since making the Atlantic Sun Tournament in 2003 and qualifying for the OVC Tournament in 2004. While at the Ford Center in Evansville, Ind., Harper helped the Gamecocks to a 73-70 win over Tennessee Tech in the first round, handing JSU its seventh OVC Tournament win in school history. Coupled with its three wins in the 2017 OVC Championships, the four-game winning streak stood as the longest undefeated streak in the OVC Tournament in the program’s history.

In his first season as head coach, Harper inherited a 2016-17 team that was 8-23 the season prior and had not qualified for an OVC Tournament since 2012. The Gamecocks were picked to finish 12th out of 12 teams during preseason polling, and since joining the Division I ranks in 1993, JSU had never won a conference championship or appeared in the NCAA Tournament. Less than one year after his hire date, the first-year head coach completely changed the perception of Jacksonville State basketball.

The Gamecocks went on to complete one of the most successful seasons in the program’s history in 2016-17. Harper led JSU to its first ever Ohio Valley Conference title, first appearance in the Division I NCAA Tournament and just the second 20-win season in the program’s Division I history. JSU finished the 2016-17 campaign as the sixth-most improved team in the nation (+10.0 wins).

The Gamecocks clinched a berth to just their fifth OVC Tournament since joining the league in 2003-04 with a 70-61 road win over Morehead State to cap the regular season. JSU entered the conference tournament as the No. 3 seed, earning a first-round bye. Jacksonville State defeated No. 5 seeded Southeast Missouri 74-51 in the first round, upset top-seeded Belmont 65-59 in the second round and downed No. 2 seeded UT Martin 66-55 to claim its first Division I title.

Harper became only the second head coach in JSU history to lead the Gamecocks to a 20-win season as a Division I program. He is just the second Jacksonville State head coach to win 20 games in his first season at the helm, tying Jones who began his tenure in 1974 with a 20-7 clip. Harper is one of three first-year head coaches to enjoy a .500+ record; Jones was the last to accomplish the feat in a premiere season 42 years ago.

With over 30 years of coaching experience at the collegiate ranks, Harper boasts a 550-203 career record in 23 years as a head coach. That career includes four national championships - two at the Division II level and two in NAIA. Since becoming a Div. I head coach in 2012, Harper has made four trips to the NCAA Tournament, each coming out of three different one-bid conferences.

Harper came to Jacksonville after a five-year stint at Western Kentucky that saw him post an 89-64

mark that included three 20-win seasons and two trips to the NCAA Tournament. After serving over two years as an assistant at WKU, he took over as the Hilltoppers’ interim coach in January of the 2011-12 season and was named the full-time head coach in early February.

At WKU, he went to the NCAA Tournament in 2012 and 2013 and won 20 games in his first three full seasons, making him the first coach in WKU history to achieve the feat.

After taking the helm at Western Kentucky, the Hilltoppers went 11-8 (interim) and 7-1 after he was named full-time head coach, which came after starting the season with a 5-11 record.

His debut with the Hilltoppers saw him rally them to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament title and a win over Mississippi Valley State in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament in Dayton. A 20-12 record in 2012-13 ended with the Hilltoppers’ second trip to the Big Dance in as many years.

Prior to joining the WKU program as an assistant in 2009, Harper built a head coaching resume that included four national championships, five national runner-up finishes, eight conference titles, five national coach-of-the-year honors and a 342-63 record over 12 years at Kentucky Wesleyan and Oklahoma City University.

Harper was named the NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year four-straight years from 19992002, while earning the honor at the NAIA Division I level once with Oklahoma City following the 2008 title run. He was selected conference coach of the year on seven occasions, as well as the region coach of the year twice.

In nine years at his alma mater Kentucky Wesleyan in Owensboro, Ky., Harper laid claim to seven NCAA coaching records, surpassing Division I record-holders in all instances, including becoming the fastest to 200 wins (224 games), holding the most consecutive 30-win seasons (6) and compiling the most wins in each of the first four-through-eight seasons of his career.

With NCAA Division II title game appearances each season from 1998-03, he became the first NCAA head coach since John Wooden to appear in six-straight NCAA National Championship games. He won in ‘99 and ‘01.

The NCAA requires a minimum of 10 seasons at the Division II level to officially qualify for its list of head coaching records, but Harper’s nine-year record of 247-46 at Kentucky Wesleyan would give him the best winning percentage in Division II history at .843.

At Kentucky Wesleyan, he coached two National Players of the Year, seven All-Americans and nine NABC Great Lakes All-Region players. He had 11 players selected All-Great Lakes Valley Conference and two that were named the league’s player of the year.

Through seven seasons, he had more victories than any coach at the NCAA Division I and II levels (210). Harper reached 200 wins in 224 games, which was faster than NCAA Division I record holder and Hall of Famer Clair Bee, who won 200 in 231 games.

On February 17, 2008, Harper’s number 12 jersey was retired at Kentucky Wesleyan, and the floor at Jones Gymnasium was named “Ray Harper Court.”

From Kentucky Wesleyan, Harper went to Oklahoma City, where in three seasons at the NAIA Division I institution, Harper put together a 95-17 record that featured back-to-back national titles in ‘07 and ‘08.

He has also coached on the international level, having led USA Basketball men’s junior team to a 7-1 record and a fifth-place finish at the 2003 FIBA World Championships in Greece.

The native of Bremen, Ky., and a 1985 graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan, Harper was a two-year starter for the Panthers after transferring from Texas. He became the school’s first All-American as a senior, and he also earned most outstanding player in the regional as well as all-region and allconference accolades. The 1981 Southwest Conference Rookie of the Year at Texas after averaging 9.8 points and 3.9 assists per outing, Harper finished his college career with 1,187 points and 605 assists at the two schools.

In April of 2010, Harper was named to Kentucky Wesleyan’s All-Century Team. Harper coached 12 of the 30 players on the All-Century Team

Harper scored 3,033 points during his high school playing career, earning all-state honors as a senior and District Player of the Year acclaim twice. He earned his Master’s degree from WKU in 1995.

The Gamecock Coaches

ASSISTANT COACH Tommy Wade

Ray Harper added a familiar face to his Jacksonville State bench upon his arrival in 2016, hiring veteran coach Tommy Wade as an assistant with the Gamecock men’s basketball program in 2016.

Wade came to JSU from Saint Louis, where he was named the Billikens’ Director of Student-Athlete Development in April 2016. He went to SLU with head coach Travis Ford, for whom he served eight seasons as the Director of Player Development at Oklahoma State.

Wade returned to Harper’s side just under a decade after helping the JSU head coach as an assistant at Oklahoma City and Kentucky Wesleyan. He and Harper led OCU to back-to-back NAIA Division I championship seasons. With Wade’s assistance, OCU went 95-17 with three NAIA national title game appearances, three Sooner Athletic Conference championships and two SAC Tournament titles in three seasons. He also coached six All-Americans.

Wade is part of a coaching staff that has averaged 20 wins per year since arriving in Jacksonville and twice broken the record for the program’s Division I single-season wins mark.

Over the past six seasons, Jacksonville State has tallied 119 wins and appeared in the six-straight conference postseason tournaments, including five consecutive Ohio Valley Conference appearances from 2017-2021.

In 2021-22, he helped guide JSU through its transition into the ASUN Conference as the program won its first Division I regular-season conference title with a 13-3 mark. JSU finished 21-11 overall, earning a trip back to the Big Dance for the second time in school history, both of which have come under Harper and Wade.

The 2021-22 team was a special one led by a veteran core that returned via Covid-19 eligibility with the goal of winning a championship. Senior Darian Adams, who garnered First-Team All-ASUN honors and was an NABC All-District selection, led the way with 477 points for the third-most in a single-season by a Gamecock. Fellow seniors Brandon Huffman and Kayne Henry were also a driving force averaging right at 10 points per game while being the top two rebounders for the season. Senior transfer Jalen Gibbs joined junior Demaree King to create the best outside duo threat in the country. King led the NCAA in three-point field goal percentage at 45 percent with a school-record 84 treys in a season, while Gibbs etched his name in the record books with a Div. I program record 40-point game at Elon. The team earned a 15-seed in the NCAA Midwest Region, where they fell to the Southeastern Conference champion and secondseeded Auburn Tigers in Greenville, S.C.

Along with the rest of the staff, Wade helped JSU navigate

a difficult year in 2020-21 with the challenges that came from Covid-19. With limited preseason and even in-season interaction due to contact-tracing, JSU put together another strong year with an 18-9 record, reaching the semifinals of the OVC tournament. The Gamecocks dispatched OVC foe Murray State in all three meetings, winning at home, on the road and in overtime in the opening round of the OVC tournament in Evansville, Indiana.

Wade helped guide the Gamecocks to a program-best 24 wins in 2018-19, breaking Jacksonville State’s single-season wins total for a second year in a row. It marked the first time the program logged three straight seasons with 20-or-more wins since joining the Division I ranks. In addition, the 201819 season set a record-low for losses. Prior to the season, a JSU team had never finished a year with single-digits in the loss column.

In 2017-18, JSU scored a then-record 23 wins with Wade’s guidance. The Gamecocks qualified for their second national postseason tournament with a berth in the College Basketball Invitational. Jax State claimed wins over Canisius and Central Arkansas in the first and quarterfinal rounds, respectively, en route to its first ever wins in a major postseason tournament.

His first season at Jacksonville State saw the program earn its first Division I title, first appearance in the NCAA Tournament and first 20-win season since 2003. After being picked deadlast in the OVC Preseason Poll, the Gamecocks rattled off consecutive wins over Southeast Missouri, Belmont and UT Martin as the No. 4 seed to win the OVC Championships title. JSU went on to play Louisville in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament in Indianapolis at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Prior to OCU, Wade was Harper’s assistant at Kentucky Wesleyan, which won the 2001 NCAA Division II championship, reached four national championship games, won three regular-season Great Lakes Valley Conference crowns, three conference tournament titles and posted four 30-win seasons in six years. Kentucky Wesleyan went 161-24 during Wade’s tenure as an assistant.

Wade has coached as an assistant at OCU, Kentucky Wesleyan, Missouri State, Murray State, South Alabama and St. Catherine College in Kentucky. He began his coaching career at Hopkinsville University Heights Academy in Kentucky, where he directed the team to the Class A state championship in 1991.

Wade has been a part of three NCAA Tournament teams. At South Alabama, Wade aided in winning two Sun Belt Conference championships and two NCAA Tournament berths working as an assistant coach for Bill Musselman and Bob Weltich. Wade was also part of an Ohio Valley Conference championship team at Murray State.

A native of Hopkinsville, Ky., Wade was an all-state player at Hopkinsville High School as a senior in 1975. He played basketball at Murray State his freshman and sophomore seasons and transferred to Southeast Missouri State for his junior and senior years. His basketball career continued by playing professionally in Argentina for three years and one season in Europe before entering the coaching ranks.

Wade earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Southeast Missouri State in 1992.

SEVENTH YEAR AT JSU

THE WADE FILE

BORN: February 2, 1957

HOMETOWN: Hopkinsville, Ky.

EDUCATION

HIGH SCHOOL: Hopkinsville HS (Hopkinsville, Ky.)

COLLEGE: Southeast Missouri State – Physical Education, ’92

PLAYING CAREER

Murray State: 1975-77

Southeast Missouri State: 78-80 Argentina: 1980-83 (Pro) Europe/Germany: 1984-85 (Pro) England: 1985

COACHING CAREER

2016-present: JSU, Assistant Coach

n 17-18 CBI Tournament Semifinal Appearance n 16-17 NCAA Tournament n 16-17 OVC Tournament Championship

2008-16: Oklahoma State, Director of Player Development n 08-09 NCAA Tournament n 09-10 NCAA Tournament n 10-11 NIT Appearance n 12-13 NCAA Tournament n 13-14 NCAA Tournament n 14-15 NCAA Tournament

2005-08: Oklahoma City University, Assistant Coach n 07-08 NAIA National Championship n 07-08 SAC Championship n 07-08 SAC Tournament Championship n 06-07 NAIA National Championship n 06-07 SAC Championship n 05-06 NAIA National Runner-Up n 05-06 SAC Tournament Championship

1999-05: Kentucky Wesleyan, Assistant Coach

n 03-04 NCAA D-II Tournament

n 02-03 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 02-03 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 01-02 NCAA D-II Runner-Up n 01-02 Great Lakes Valley Championship n 00-01 NCAA D-II National Championship n 99-00 NCAA D-II Runner-Up

n 99-00 Great Lakes Valley Championship

1995-99: South Alabama, Assistant Coach n 97-98 NCAA Tournament

n 97-98 Sun Belt Championship n 96-97 NCAA Tournament n 96-97 Sun Belt Championship

1994-95: Missouri State, Assistant Coach

1992-94: St. Catherine College, Assistant Coach

1991-92: Murray State, Graduate Assistant n 91-92 NCAA Tournament

n 91-92 OVC Championship

1990-91: University Heights Academy, Head Coach n 90-91 Class A State Championship

1985-90: University Heights Academy, Assistant Coach

THIRD YEAR AT JSU

THE MORROW FILE

BIRTHDAY: April 3, 1990

HOMETOWN: Larned High School

ALMA MATER: Kansas State, 2013

PLAYING CAREER

Barton Community College, 2008-2010 Southwestern College 2010-2011

COACHING CAREER

Jacksonville State: 2020-22, Dir. of Ops

Chipola College: 2018-20, Assistant Coach

Dayton State College: 2017-18, Assistant Coach

Barton College: 2015-17, Assistant Coach

Kansas State: 2013-15, Graduate Assistant

ASSISTANT COACH Dennan Morrow

Dennan Morrow joined the men’s basketball staff in October 2020 as the team’s coordinator of basketball operations, and was elevated to floor assistant by head coach Ray Harper in June 2022.

After serving as the Gamecocks’ coordinator of basketball operations for two season, Morrow makes the move to floor assistant for 2022-23 for the first time at the Division I level. A Kansas State alum, Morrow spent five seasons as an assistant in the junior college ranks at Butler Community College, Chipola College in Florida, Daytona State and two seasons at Barton Community College in Kansas prior to arriving at JSU.

Initially arriving at Jax State in 2020, Morrow was responsible for overseeing the administrative duties of the men’s basketball program, including team travel, budgeting, daily scheduling and equipment needs. He helped guide JSU through the Covid-19 pandemic season of 2020-21, and more recently helped the Gamecocks transition into the ASUN Conference for 2021-22, where JSU won the conference title in its first season in the league.

A 2013 and 2015 graduate of KSU, Morrow was a graduate assistant with the Wildcats from 2013 to 2015 and spent two years as head student manager for head coach Bruce Weber. Before heading to Manhattan to continue his education, Morrow was a student-athlete at both Barton Community College and Southwestern College. While at Barton (200810), Morrow led the Cougars to the Jayhwak West Conference Championship as a freshman and served as team captain as a sophomore. He spent his junior season at Southwestern where he was an Academic AllAmerican and team captain.

Morrow earned his Associates of Science from Barton Community College in 2010, carrying a 4.0 GPA in his two years in Great Bend. He received his Bachelor’s of Business Administration from Kansas State in 2013 and earned a Master’s in Academic Advising from K-State in 2015.

The Gamecock Coaches

ASSISTANT COACH Marcus Belcher

Ray Harper hired veteran assistant Marcus Belcher to his staff prior to the 2022-23 season.

Belcher arrived at Jax State from Illinois State where he recently served three seasons as an assistant for the Redbirds. The Mexico, Missouri, native, is no stranger to the challenging Missouri Valley, prior to his stint in Normal, Ill., he spent eight seasons as an assistant at Indiana State. He served as the associate head coach for the Sycamores his final two seasons. During his time at ISU he coached 11 All-MVC honorees, including two-time first team selection Jake Odum and 2015 MVC Freshman of the Year, Brenton Scott.

He began his coaching career in 2004 as an assistant at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. The Cougars made it to the Elite 8 of the NCAA DII Tournament in 2006. Belcher later made stops at Eastern Illinois (2007-08) and Evansville (2008-09), before beginning a two-year tenure at his alma mater of Southern Illinois (2009-11).

Belcher was the starting point guard on the 2002 Southern Illinois Sweet 16 squad that went 28-8 and won the MVC Co-Championship. He later earned his master’s degree in sport management from SIU Edwardsville in 2006. He and his wife Vanessa have a son named Sebastian.

FIRST YEAR AT JSU

THE BELCHER FILE

BIRTHDAY: May 20, 1980

HOMETOWN: Mexico, Missouri

ALMA MATER: Southern Illinois, 2002 SIU-Edwardsville, 2006

PLAYING CAREER

Southern Illinois: 2000-02

n 2002 NCAA Sweet 16

COACHING CAREER

2016-present: JSU, Assistant Coach

Illinois State: 2019-22, Assistant Coach

Indiana State: 2011-17, Assistant Coach

n 2013, 2014 NIT Tournament

n 2012 CIT Tournament

Southern Illinois: 2009-11, Assistant Coach

Evansville: 2008-09, Assistant Coach

Eastern Illinois: 2007-08, Assistant Coach

SIU-Edwardsville: 2004-06, Assistant Coach

n 2006 Div. II NCAA Elite Eight

Gamecock Basetball Operations

COORDINATOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS Nick Covington

Ray Harper added a familiar face to his staff in the summer of 2022, hiring Nick Covington to serve as the program’s coordinator of basketball operations.

Covington joined JSU from Salt Lake Community College in Utah, where he helped the Bruins to an 84-11 record over the past three seasons and a trio of NJCAA tournament berths. Last season, SLCC finished 35-2 as national runner-up in the NJCAA national tournament.

Covington transferred his senior year of college from Weber State and joined Harper at Oklahoma City in 2006-07. As a First Team All-Sooner Conference selection and NAIA Third Team All-

American, Covington led Harper’s OCU team to a 30-2 mark and NAIA national championship.

Following college, Covington played professionally from 2008-18 in Austria, Ireland, Estonia, Romania, Turkey, Colombia, Poland, and Africa. He also spent time in the NBA-D League, where he participated in the 2013 NBA D-League Showcase 3-Point Contest, as well as playing in the NBA Summer League in 2013 with the NBA D-League All-Stars and 2014 with the Utah Jazz. In 2017, he began coaching the Utah Mountain Stars AAU program based out of Salt Lake City prior to joining the staff at SLCC.

Basketball Support Staff

Graduate Assistant, Patrick Edwards

Graduate Assistant, Jordan Wilson

Athletic Trainer, TBA

Mike Parris Radio Play-By-Play

Daniel Porter Assistant Sports Information Director

John Beale Director of Sports Performance

Pete Mathews Coliseum 75% Winning Percentage

l The Gamecocks are 486-173 at Pete Mathews Coliseum since its inaugural season in 1974-75.

l Opened in 1974, Pete Mathews Coliseum seats 3,500 fans and has been upgrade multiple times in the last decade.

l The 1985 NCAA Division II National Championship, 2017 OVC Championship and 2022 ASUN Championship banners all hang from the rafters. They are accompanied by retired jerseys for former men’s basketball head coach and outstanding studentathlete Bill Jones (12), women’s basketball standouts Jana Bright (12) and Dana Bright (20). A banner recognizing former JSU golfer and 2016 Master’s champion Danny Willett also hangs from the rafters.

l Under Ray Harper, Jax State is 55-23 on its home court and has built one of the best home environments anywhere.

l The home-court advantage has helped the Gamecocks to a 777-612 overall record since 1974.

“THE PETE”

Pete Mathews Coliseum is best known to JSU fans and opponents as…

DJ Gordon

PRIOR TO JSU

PENN STATE

Saw action in six games with 21 minutes played…played two minutes in collegiate debut versus VMI on Nov. 28…recorded first career rebound at No. 15 Virginia Tech…scored his first points with a three-pointer at Illinois on Jan. 19.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played for coach Khayree Wilson at First Love Christian Academy…Averaged 17 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals per game as a junior…Upped his scoring average to 22 points per contest as a senior…Collected eight rebounds a game…Scored 22 points and pulled down eight rebounds in the ARS Rescue Rooter National Hoopfest…Named “Newcomer

of the Year” following his first season with Knights…Started high school career at Obama Academy…Was a 2018 all-city league selection with a 22.0 points per game scoring average… Named MVP of TD Sports Tournament as a sophomore…Competed with Rise High Elite and the New York Jayhawks for the Adidas Gauntlet…Recorded seven double-figure scoring games and had third-highest steals total as a member of AAU Team Final at the 2019 NIKE EYBL games…Averaged 10.7 points per game and shot over 50 percent from the field during event…Posted a 10.2 ppg at 2019 Peach Jam Showcase…Went 5-5 from the field with three 3-pointers for his best game of Showcase with 15 points…Averaged 10.7 points per game and had third-highest steals total with Team Final

PENN STATE

at 2019 Nike EYBL…Ranked as the No. 2 player in Pennsylvania and 134th nationally…Rated a three-star prospect by 247sports.com and Rivals.

PERSONAL

Born March 28, 2001, in Pittsburgh, Pa…full name is Derek Gordon Jr….son of Derek and Dawn Gordon…Has a younger sister, Dominique, and younger brother, Donovan…Wears No. 23 to honor his older brother, Austin Fagan, who was tragically killed in an auto accident in 2019…Father, Derek Sr., played collegiate basketball at Waynesburg College…Intends to major in recreation, park, and tourism management.

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JSU CAREER:

2021-22: Played in all 32 games for Jax State as a Covid junior making three starts… quickly became a scoring weapon off the bench averaging double-digit points as a an outside threat…his 337 points (10.5 PPG) were third most for the Gamecocks as he evolved into one of the best three-point shooters in the nation… at one point led the nation in 3-pt shooting percentage before finishing second at 45.2 percent from beyond the arc while knocking down a JSU program record 84 treys…King scored 20-ormore points on five occasions, including backto-back games at Central Arkansas and versus Florida Gulf Coast in January…he posted a career-best 32 points at Little Rock on Dec. 21 going 11-for-14 overall and making 9-of-11 from three-point range…as a key part of JSU’s ASUN Conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance, King finished the season with 71 assists, 66 rebounds and 24 steals.

TULSA, OKLA.

1Demaree King

WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL

2020-21: Appeared in all 27 contests in his first season with the Gamecocks…his first start came at Morehead State on Jan. 9…led the Gamecocks with 15 points off the bench in his Division I debut on Nov. 25 at Alabama…playing 20.5 minutes per game, he averaged 6.4 points per game and shot 42.1 percent from the field…scored a career-high 24 points on eight 3-pointers Nov. 29 vs South Alabama…came up one 3-pointer shy of the program’s singlegame record vs USA…recorded 173 points, 44 rebounds, and 12 steals in his junior season.

PRIOR TO JSU

Northern Oklahoma - TonkawaThree Seasons

Spent his first three seasons at Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa, redshirting his second season after six games…comes to Jacksonville State as a junior…played 69 games for the Mavericks over his three years in Tonkawa, totaling 881

points, 183 rebounds and 98 steals…in 21.9 minutes per game, the guard averaged 12.8 points per contest and shot 48.6 percent…started 31 games his sophomore season, averaging a team-best 19.5 points per game…also led the Mavericks in points scored with 606, field goals with 208 and 3-pointers with 120…shot 46.2 from beyond the arc.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played his high school career at Will Rogers in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

PERSONAL

Born July 20, 1999 in Tulsa, Oklahoma…son of Monica and Shon King…has three brothers, Jerrel, Dimitri and Shon…majoring in integrated studies.

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JSU CAREER

2021-22: Helped guide the Gamecocks to their first Division I regular season conference championship and trip to the NCAA Tournament appearing in all 32 games as a Covid junior…averaged 3.2 points sharing the paint with senior Brandon Huffman…grabbed 108 rebounds and swatted 11 blocks…his career game in the opening round of the ASUN Tournament with 14 points and nine boards in a win over Kennesaw State.

2020-21: Appeared in 19 contests in his third season with JSU…one of just four returners from the 2019-20 team…averaged 3.7 minutes per game…shot 38.5 percent from the field…led the Gamecocks with two steals at Alabama Nov. 25…finished the year with 11 points, 20 rebounds, and 3 steals.

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Maros Zeliznak

2019-20: Played 28 games and started 28 as a sophomore…totaled 60 points, scoring 2.1 points per game…grabbed 66 rebounds with 42 on the defensive side…managed a .444 fieldgoal percentage, hitting 24 of 54 shots…scored a career-high 13 points vs. Brescia on Nov. 12, 2019 at Pete Mathews Coliseum…made his second-career start Nov. 5, 2019 in the season opener at SMU.

2018-19: Saw action in 24 games and made one start as a true freshman…scored 42 points his rookie season, averaging 1.8 points per game…scored a season-high eight points and eight rebounds Dec. 29 in Jacksonville State’s win over Reinhardt at Pete Mathews Coliseum… totaled 38 rebounds, averaging 1.6 boards per game, along with four blocks and a steal…hit 58.6 percent of shots taken… competed in the FIBA U20 Euro Championships in 2019.

HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered four seasons at Get Better Academy in Prague, Czech Republic for head coach Julian Betko…led GBA to U17 and U19 Czech Republic Basketball Championships in 2017…named most valuable player of the 2019 U19 CR Championships and 2018 EU Championships…deemed an all-star for the 2017 U17 CR Championships and 2019 U19 CR Championships…averaged 13 points, 11 rebounds and two assists as a senior… chose Jacksonville State over Old Dominion, Vanderbilt, Utah State, Arkansas State, Stanford and Hofstra.

PERSONAL

Born February 15, 1999 in Vranov nad Toplou, Slovakia…son of Martin Zeliznak and Gabriela Zeliznakova…has one sister, Kristina Zeliznakova… majoring in finance.

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JSU CAREER:

2021-22: Played in 12 games for the Gamecocks as covid freshman…saw action in the first three road games…had a career day against LaGrange of Dec. 13 tying his career-high with six points while also setting a career mark with six rebounds…finished the season with 12 points, 11 boards and a block as a reserve for JSU’s ASUN championship and NCAA Tournament team.

2020-21: Made appearances in 17 games as a true freshman for the Gamecocks…made his collegiate debut Nov. 25 at Alabama… averaged 2.3 minutes per game and shot 42.9

4MARCELLUS BRIGHAM JR.

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percent from the field…had a career-high 6 points against Morehead State on Jan. 28…had 12 points, nine rebounds, and two steals on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Briarcrest Christian High School in Eads, Tenn… averaged 16 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game as a senior…led the Saints to the TSSAA Division II AA State Championship in 2019 as a junior… named TSSAA State Tournament Championship MVP following 2019 title…2X first team all-state and all-district selection…named first team

all-region as a senior…averaged 13 points per game, eight boards per game, shot 55 percent from the field and 39 percent from 3-point range in ‘19 title run…named Commercial Appeal District Athlete of the Year…also lettered in bowling, tennis and football.

PERSONAL

Born November 7, 2001 in Memphis, Tenn…son of Maria Williamson and Marcellus Brigham Sr…has a sister, Makenzie Brigham…majoring in nursing.

JSU CAREER

2021-22: Appeared in a career-high 31 games for Jax State in 2021-22…averaged 3.1 points and 2.1 rebounds for the Gamecocks off the bench…had 14 points, three rebounds and a pair of blocks against future C-USA foe FIU on Dec. 15…averaged 11 minutes as one of JSU’s first options off the bench during their ASUN championship and NCAA Tournament season… finished with 95 points, 66 rebounds, 11 assists and six blocks.

2020-21: Made one start and played in all 27 games of his second season with the Gamecocks…one of just four returners from the 2019-20 team…Registered his first start Feb. 8 at UT-Martin, scoring six points on three baskets…finished the season with 131 points, 77 rebounds, and 12 steals…in 13.7 minutes per

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JUWAN PERDUE

game, he averaged 4.9 points per game while shooting 55.2 percent from the field…earned his first career double-double with season-high 14 points and 10 rebounds at Eastern Kentucky on Jan. 7, 2021.

2019-20: Made appearances in 16 games and started two his rookie season with the Gamecocks…totaled 31 points, averaging 1.9 scored per game…reeled in 29 total rebounds and pitched in 42 assists…made his collegiate debut Nov. 12, 2019 against Brescia, scoring a career-high eight points against the Bearcats… got his first start Feb. 8, 2020 at UT Martin and scored six points on three baskets.

HIGH SCHOOL

Prepped at Lakewood High School in Sumter, S.C. for head coach Brian Brown…lettered four

years for the Gators from 2015-19…was a 2019 All-State selection and All-Region selection in 2018 and 2019…picked to compete in the Carolinas Classic All-Star Game…named the Hines Furniture Player of the Year by The Sumter Item…averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds in his final season at Lakewood…received the LHS Academic Award, and was named both the Gators’ offensive and defensive MVP…was a Geico Player of the Game as deemed by WatchFOX57…helped the Gators to back-to-back region championships in 2016-17 and 2017-18…also lettered in football.

PERSONAL

Born Oct. 31, 2000 in Sumter, S.C…is the son of Tonja and Lavincent Perdue…has two brothers, Lavincent and Zymir, and two sisters, Shallante and Taraji……majoring in forensic investigation.

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JJ PLATT

JSU CAREER

2021-22: Did not see action and received a redshirt following his Covid season the year prior.

2020-21: Appeared in nine contests in his first year with the Gamecocks…made his collegiate debut Nov. 25 at Alabama where he recorded his first career points…finished the year with seven points, six rebounds, and a steal which came against Carver on Dec. 27 at Pete Mathews Coliseum.

HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered two seasons at the Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tenn., for head coach Jeff Mitchell… Webb’s mascot is the Feet…was named the team’s most valuable player as a senior and garnered a tournament MVP honor…averaged 20 points per game and recorded a 40-point game as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born October 18, 2001 in Nashville, Tenn… is the son of Desha and Joseph Platt…has one sister, Dajiah…majoring in sports management.

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Amanze NGUMEZI

JSU CAREER

2021-22: Missed the year following a preseason injury.

2020-21: Made five starts in 25 appearances in his first season since joining the Gamecocks…made his first start as a Gamecock on Nov. 25 at Alabama…averaged 16.7 minutes and 8.7 points per game…grabbed a then career-high seven rebounds Nov. 29 at South Alabama…recorded career-highs in points scored (20) and rebounds (8) against UTMartin on Dec. 30 at Pete Mathews Coliseum… later tied his single-game high of 20 points on 8-of-11 shooting and four 3-pointers against Belmont on Jan. 16…finished the year with 218 points, 88 rebounds, and 6 steals.

2019-20: Sat the second half of the season following his transfer from Georgia.

HIGH SCHOOL

Prepped at Sol C. Johnson High School under head coach Utaff Gordon…named one of the top 100 players at his position…ranked as the nation’s No. 121 overall prospect, No. 25 power forward in the nation and No. 5 player in Georgia (Rivals.com)…No. 105 national, No. 5 state prospect and No. 22 overall spot at power forward (247Sports.com)…averaged 14.6 PPG and 10.0 rebounds as a senior…helped the Atom Smashers to a 26-3 record and a quarterfinals appearance at 2018 the GHSA State Tournament…totaled 15 double-doubles and a triple-double during his senior campaign… deemed a First Team All-State member by the

Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2018 and a twotime All-Greater Savannah honoree in 2017 and 2018…was the 2018 Region 3AAA co-Player of the Year, sharing the distinction with high school team mate Eleik Bowels… received offers from Arkansas, Clemson, Georgia Southern, Houston, Illinois, Massachusetts, Mississippi State, Northern Illinois, Oklahoma State, South Florida, St. Bonaventure, Temple, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UAB, Virginia Tech and Wichita State before choosing Georgia.

PERSONAL

Born January 19, 2000 in Atlanta, Ga…son of Ezeqwequer Ngumezi and Stephanie Jordan… name pronounced “Uh-mahn-zay” “In-goo-mehzee”…majoring in Communication Studies.

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PRIOR TO JSU:

2021-22 (Georgia): Made his collegiate debut in the first half of the Gardner-Webb game, finishing with a pair of boards, a pair of assists and a steal…after seeing action in just one of the first 21 games, earned playing time in six of the season’s last 11 contests…averaged 1.0 points, 1.0 assists and 0.4 rebounds in 6.5 minutes of action in seven games played.

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HIGH SCHOOL

Coached by Mike Thompson as a junior and senior at McEachern High…voted All-State for 7A South by the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association in both 2020 and 2021…tabbed first-team All-State for Class 7A by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a senior…his stellar senior season averaged 21.3 points, 8.2 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game for the Indians, who finished 24-5 and advanced to the semifinals of the Georgia 7A state tournament…as a junior, averaged 11.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game for McEachern, which compiled a 22-6 record en route to reaching the semifinals of Georgia’s 7A state tourney…coached by Bryan Lippman and Omar Gonzalez at Lincoln Academy in Suwanee, Ga., as a sophomore during the 2018-19 season, leading Lincoln to a 22-5 record.

PERSONAL

Born December 31, 2002, in Griffin, Ga., Cam is the son or Jessica Mayes and intends to major in accounting.

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PRIOR TO JSU: 2021-22: Morehead State

Appeared in 34 games and started 32…Averaged 28.7 minutes per game…Averaged 10.4 points per game and 5.1 rebounds per game… Finished second on the team in 3-point shots made with 59, averaging 1.7 per game…Shot .403 from the floor and .335 from the three… Had a season-high of 20 points against Kansas City… Also had a season-high of four made 3-pointers in five different contests.

2020-21: Morehead State

OVC All-Newcomer Team, OVC All-Tournament Team…2x OVC Newcomer of the Week…Played in 30 games and started in 25…Averaged 30.5 minutes per game…Averaged 12.0 points per game and 5.8 rebounds per game, which was

second on the team…Shot .454 from the floor and was led the team in three-point shooting percentage at .389…Scored a career-high 22 points twice (vs. Clemson & Belmont in the OVC Championship Game)…Grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds against SIUe…Finished the season with 5 double-doubles…Scored 18 points on 7/11 shooting (4/6 3pt) and grabbed 4 rebounds in NCAA Tournament against West Virginia.

2019-20: Wright State

Appeared in nine games and averaged 6.4 points…Hit 43 percent overall fron the floor and 41 percent from three-point distance…Opened the year with 19 points versus Central State (Ohio).

2018-19: Wright State

Averaged 5.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per game…Scored double digits 11 times, including a career-high 17 points twice (vs. Miami & Northwestern Ohio)…Posted a duo of double figure rebound nights with season-high 12 versus against Cederville (Ohio)…Averaged 16.7 minutes per game, with high mark of 27 minutes versus Toledo in third career game.

HIGH SCHOOL

Averaged 25.0 points and 12.0 rebounds as a senior…Netted career-highs 45 points and 18 rebounds…Led his team to the state Sweet 16… Averaged 20.2 points and 11.8 rebounds per game junior season…Posted career-best 45 points with 10 threes against Holy Cross as a junior.

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TRAVIS ROBERTS

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Bishop Walsh School in Cumberland, Md., where he was listed as one of the top high school prospects in the state…his team-high 24 points helped the BWS Spartans beat MaxPreps No. 11 Wasatch, 78-68, in the Bob Kirk Invitational Showcase at Allegany College of Maryland…a versatile player, in his final prep game he put up 17 points with five rebounds, three assists, three blocks and two steals…chose JSU over offers from Georgetown, Bryant and Fresno State among others.

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PRIOR TO JSU:

2021-22: Vanderbilt

Made three appearances for the Commodores during the non-conference schedule, playing at least 12 minutes in each game…made his collegiate debut Nov. 17 against VCU where he collected six rebounds…finished with a career-best eight points and two assists against Alabama State.

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HIGH SCHOOL

Prepped at Tri-Cities (Ga.) under head coach Omari Forts…Four-star recruit by ESPN and three-star by 247Sports…2019-20 first-team allstate and first-team all-region…averaged 22.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.7 steals as a junior…career-high 43 points against No. 4 Alexander High in 2019,

PERSONAL

Son of Pamela and Allen Daniels…has three older brothers, Josh, Ashton and Brandon… also received offers from Alabama, Georgia, Georgia Tech and Ole Miss

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PRIOR TO JSU:

2021-22:

Central State

Played his freshman season at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio…appeared in 22 games and made 15 starts for the Marauders…led the team with 153 rebounds while averaging 6.7 points…finished with 24 assists, 22 steals and 19 blocks.

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HIGH SCHOOL

Prepped at Thompson High in Alabaster just a few hours south of JSU…helped the Warriors to a 21-10 mark as a junior and 15-11 season as a senior.

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Monzy Jackson

PRIOR TO JSU

2021-22: Wichita State

Appeared in all 28 games with three starts and averaged 3.8 points, 3.1 rebounds in 13.2 minutes…Scored in doublefigures on two occasions…Supplied 10 points on 3-of-4 shooting in a road win at Oklahoma State (Dec. 1)…Set season-highs with 15 points and eight rebounds against Prairie View A&M (Dec. 22)…Chipped in eight boards along with nine points in a game at nationally-ranked Houston (Jan. 8)…Made the spring 2022 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.0+ semester GPA).

2020-21: Wichita State

Logged time in all 22 games off the bench and averaged 5.0 points and 4.4 rebounds…Voted “Most Inspirational Player” by the WSU coaching staff…Ranked among the league’s top-10 in offensive rebounds (1.6) despite averaging just under 14 minutes-per-outing…WSU’s most-productive rebounder on a per-minute basis, averaged 12.7 rebounds-per-40, including 4.7 offensive boards…Also led the team in fouls drawn-per-40 (5.99)…Shot 40.4 percent

from the field including 30 percent from three (9-of-30) and sank 30 free throws on 61.2 percent accuracy…Scored in double-figures three times and led the rebounding on five occasions.

JUNIOR COLLEGE

Played his freshman season (2019-20) at Polk State College in Winter Haven, Fla…First Team All-Suncoast Conference…Averaged 13.3 points and 8.2 rebounds-per-game while shooting 50.7 percent from the field…Helped the Eagles to 21 wins and a runner-up finish in the conference tournament…Finished with 22 points and 21 rebounds in his final game…No. 6 JUCO signee in the Class of 2020, per 247 Sports Composite and No. 23 on jucorecruiting. com’s top-100 list.

PREP SCHOOL

Spent a post-graduate year at Middle Georgia Prep to focus exclusively on hoops.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-time all-state selection tallied over 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds during his high school career and won a pair of state championships…Finished his senior year (2018) at Dublin High School and earned First Team All-Class AA South honors…Averaged 21 points and 12 rebounds and helped his team to a regional title and the second round of the Class AA state tournament… Coached by Paul Williams…Prior to that, won back-to-back state titles at Wilkinson County High School in Irwinton, Fla. while competing in Georgia’s Class A public school division…Voted All-Class A as a junior…Tallied 15 points and 12 rebounds in the 2017 state title game…Coached by Dr. Aaron Geter…Also played varsity football at Wilkinson and earned first team all-region honors as a senior with 57 catches and over 1,000 receiving yards…Graduated with a 3.4 GPA and was a member of FBLA & Beta Club

PERSONAL

Born Feb. 22, 2000…Son of Juanita and Durham…Has one brother, Rylan.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years for Gelisim Koleji…in his final season he shot 41-percent and averaged 11.8 points over 24 games…averaged 28 minutes per game as Gelisim Koleji finished 15-9…played on Turkey’s U20 European Championship national team in the summer of 2022 alongside UCLA’s Adem Bona and San Jose State’s Tibet Gorener…Turkey degeated Germany and Poland in pool play and Ukraine in the opening round of the tournament before falling to Israel in the Quarterfinals.

PERSONAL

Born January 1, 2004.

CENTER • 6-11 • 232 • FRESHMAN IZMIR, TUKEY • GELISIM KOLEJI

MASON Nicholson

PRIOR TO JSU

2021-22: NW Florida State

Played his freshman season at Northwest Florida State CC in Niceville, Fla. under head coach Greg Heiar, who has since been hired at future C-USA foe, New Mexico State…helped turn the Raiders around from a 6-15 record the previous season to a 31-5 mark en route to

Panhandle Conference title and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) national championship…he appeared in 33 games with one start, averaging eight minutes per contest…he pulled down 2.3 rebounds per game and shot 51.6 percent from the field for the season…NWF defeated Salt Lake City CC, 83-67, in the championship game which featured now CoBo Nick Covington on staff.

HIGH SCHOOL

Led Gary West Side HS to a 22-5 record as a senior, falling to eventual IHSAA 4A state champion, Carmel High, in the state semifinals.

CENTER • 6-10 • 280 • SOPHOMORE GARY, IND. • NORTHWEST FLORIDA CC

“Go Eagle Owls!” would be the resounding cry from Paul Snow Stadium today if ardent fans hadn’t decided 50 years ago that the school mascot should be a bird of a different feather.

Jacksonville State University’s first football team was fielded in the late 1800’s and nicknamed in honor of a rare predatory bird found near the Arctic circle.

The exact details are lost to history, but a group of fans decided it was hard for the school’s image to soar like an eagle if the team’s name was something of a turkey. People like E.C. Wilson, Bruce Chase and Charles Sprayberry felt a more collegiate-sounding moniker would be more appropriate.

The supporters looked to Southern culture rather than the north pole to symbolize the school’s tough spirit. Tongue firmly planted in beak, Gamecock supporters crowed the loudest, and the University found itself with a new identity: a mascot familiar to everyone, including the farm boys who comprised most of the student body back then.

For nearly a half-century – up until 1946 – the fledgling Eagle Owls hooted with pride from the scanty facilities adjacent to the field at John Forney National Guard Armory.

The State Normal School (SNS) team was sparse by today’s standards, but the gridiron action was competitive from the start. Present day rivalries such as Samford (Howard College) and Troy State were rooted in those early games. The team had only 23 players when SNS was renamed Jacksonville Teachers College in 1946, with Head Coach Don Salls beginning his first season, but there was a “big school” atmosphere developing in the foothills. Along with the new name came new colors. The blue and gold were tossed out in favor of the familiar red and white worn by the area high school players.

The story goes that there were two camps - those who wanted to keep the Eagle Owl nickname and those who wanted new colors. Legend has it that a compromise was worked out; new colors for a new mascot.

It was all worked out by 1947 when the Fighting Gamecocks took to the field for the first time. And, as is true to the nature of the warlike bird itself, the football team and other athletes fought their way to respectability in intercollegiate ranks - eventually bringing home a national championship in every major sport.

2021-22 SEASON IN REVIEW

2021-22 Individual Stats - All Games

2021-22 Individual Stats - ASUN Games

Results

2021-22 Game-By-Game Statistics

Teams Pts FG Pct. 3FG Pct. FT Pct. O-D-TOT PF A TO BLK STL

Jacksonville State 57 22-52 .423 8-20 .400 5-11 .455 10-21-31 12 12 17 6 6 at Wichita State (11/9) 60 22-57 .386 4-22 .182 12-14 .857 14-23-37 10 11 11 7 10

Jacksonville State 70 20-52 .385 13-29 .448 17-20 .850 10-34-44 14 16 14 2 6 vs Alabama A&M (11/13) 47 18-60 .300 5-22 .227 6-9 .667 10-22-32 18 6 12 0 7

Jacksonville State 65 22-68 .324 5-23 .217 16-26 .615 10-40-50 28 9 20 2 14 at Troy (11/16) 69 23-68 .338 5-27 .185 18-29 .621 13-40-53 22 11 22 7 9

Jacksonville State 70 23-57 .404 10-27 .370 14-20 .700 9-29-38 20 7 14 4 4 vs Valparaiso (11/22) 78 26-58 .446 8-22 .364 18-22 .818 6-28-34 18 12 6 4 9

Jacksonville State 72 25-50 .500 8-17 .471 14-19 .737 7-26-33 12 8 13 4 10 vs Drexel (11/24) 64 25-57 ..439 9-24 .375 5-6 .838 6-19-25 15 11 12 1 5

Jacksonville State 93 28-46 .609 17-24 .708 20-30 .667 7-28-35 14 19 17 2 10 at Elon (11/27) 81 29-67 .433 15-38 .395 8-10 .800 12-15-27 24 14 11 0 7

Jacksonville State 64 23-56 .411 9-25 .360 9-13 .692 9-18-27 19 13 15 1 4 vs South Alabama (12/4) 74 27-52 .519 3-13 .231 17-19 .895 8-26-34 16 8 16 3 7

Jacksonville State 52 20-47 .4.6 5-18 27.8 7-16 43.6 10-23-33 20 12 23 0 8 at VCU (12/8) 66 24-52 .462 4-19 21.1 14-17 82.4 6-23-29 15 10 13 4 13

Jacksonville State 110 44-78 .564 11-26 42.3 11-18 61.1 18-28-46 11 25 11 2 9 vs LaGrange (12/13) 80 28-63 .444 14-32 43.6 10-15 66.7 9-19-28 15 18 18 1 6

Jacksonville State 66 20-54 .370 4-20 20.0 22-25 .880 13-25-38 12 9 10 3 5 vs FIU (12/15) 59 21-57 .368 10-33 30.3 7-7 .1000 11-23-34 19 15 14 5 4

Jacksonville State 59 22-61 .361 6-25 .240 9-16 .563 13-25-38 20 7 9 3 4 at No. 6 Alabama (12/18) 65 23-56 .411 8-30 .267 11-16 .688 11-30-41 17 10 5 8 5

Jacksonville State 87 28-52 .538 14-27 .519 17-26 .654 13-25-38 16 18 13 4 5 at Little Rock (12/21) 67 23-55 .418 8-21 .381 13-16 .813 10-17-27 19 15 12 2 3

Jacksonville State 123 48-77 .623 20-43 .465 7-10 .700 16-31-47 9 32 12 2 8 vs Carver College (12/28) 59 22-56 .393 8-22 .364 7-11 .636 4-15-19 10 8 18 0 2

Jacksonville State 65 23-47 .489 6-15 .400 13-22 .591 8-35-43 11 5 23 3 6 at North Alabama (1/8) 55 20-60 .333 6-25 .240 9-11 .818 5-22-27 18 6 14 2 11

Jacksonville State 88 30-65 .462 14-31 .452 14-17 .824 9-27-36 15 20 6 1 9 vs Lipscomb (1/11) 83 29-60 .483 11-24 .458 14-18 .778 7-29-36 13 19 12 1 1

Jacksonville State 76 28-49 .571 8-15 .533 12-19 .632 7-33-40 15 20 17 3 6 at Eastern Kentucky (1/15) 65 23-65 .354 11-39 .282 8-10 .800 11-18-29 15 11 11 5 8

Jacksonville State 86 31-59 .525 12-25 .480 12-14 .857 12-27-39 8 18 20 6 4 at Central Arkansas (1/18) 81 35-74 .473 8-23 .348 3-3 1.000 12-17-29 12 22 9 8 12

Jacksonville State 79 30-64 .469 9-21 .429 10-16 .625 12-22-34 7 17 11 1 12 vs FGCU (1/22) 71 29-61 .475 11-27 .407 2-4 .500 11-25-36 17 22 17 4 7

Jacksonville State 65 22-51 .431 9-31 .290 12-22 .545 8-31-39 16 13 10 3 1 vs Bellarmine (1/24) 60 20-60 .333 11-36 .306 9-9 1.000 9-27-36 17 13 6 0 5

Jacksonville State 70 26-54 .481 12-26 .462 6-18 .333 14-24-38 16 17 10 2 3 at Kennesaw State (1/27) 64 25-53 .472 8-19 .421 6-10 .600 8-19-27 16 12 8 0 5

Jacksonville State 77 25-50 .500 12-27 .444 15-23 .652 6-27-33 15 12 12 3 9 at Liberty (1/29) 67 26-65 .400 10-31 .323 5-6 .833 13-23-36 18 16 14 0 4

Jacksonville State 76 30-66 .455 3-19 .158 13-18 .722 10-25-35 11 13 4 3 1 vs North Florida (2/3) 88 29-60 .483 17-35 .486 13-15 .867 8-27-35 16 20 10 1 2

Jacksonville State 64 20-48 .417 8-21 .381 16-19 .842 8-27-35 8 15 8 5 2 vs Jacksonville (2/5) 58 22-60 .367 9-23 .391 5-8 .625 12-23-35 14 13 6 1 4

Jacksonville State 57 20-52 .385 6-20 .300 11-13 .846 7-26-33 16 10 15 6 7 at Stetson (2/9) 63 22-65 .338 11-27 .407 8-12 .667 18-24-42 13 17 12 4 7

Jacksonville State 62 25-61 .410 7-23 .304 5-11 .455 10-29-39 10 14 18 4 7 vs Central Ark. (2/12) 72 29-64 .453 5-22 .227 9-10 .900 6-29-35 13 18 12 1 9

Jacksonville State 78 30-56 .536 12-25 .480 6-8 .750 4-30-34 18 12 13 2 5 at Lipscomb (2/16) 67 22-54 .407 9-25 .360 14-21 .667 5-24-29 14 12 9 1 5

Jacksonville State 82 31-56 .554 15-31 .484 5-6 .833 8-21-29 10 15 4 0 6 at Bellarmine (2/20) 67 23-51 .451 12-36 .333 9-9 1.000 7-17-24 7 11 8 0 1

Jacksonville State 81 33-54 .611 11-30 .367 4-6 .667 5-29-34 13 22 14 1 5 vs Eastern Kentucky (2/23) 68 24-63 .381 10-35 .286 10-13 .769 11-17-28 10 11 7 1 10

Jacksonville State 69 22-49 .449 7-21 .333 18-23 .783 9-29-38 15 12 12 6 5 vs North Alabama (2/26) 52 19-56 .339 4-25 .160 10-14 .714 11-22-33 18 3 11 3 7

Jacksonville State 78 27-51 .529 2-12 .167 22-26 .846 6-29-35 13 16 11 3 2 vs Kennesaw State (3/3) 67 24-60 .400 14-33 .424 5-9 .556 9-19-28 19 12 10 1 4

Jacksonville State 51 21-53 .396 6-28 .222 3-5 .600 10-22-32 14 11 15 4 9 vs Jacksonville (3/5) 54 18-49 .367 5-16 .313 13-16 .813 11-23-34 13 6 16 0 8

Jacksonville State 60 19-61 .311 8-25 .320 15-18 .833 11-21-32 21 9 8 1 7 Auburn (3/18) 81 28-63 .444 9-24 .374 15-22 .682 19-31-50 17 23 11 10 2

11 Henry,Kayne * 33 5-7 4-5 1-2 2-3 5 2 0 2 2 1 15 23 Adams,Darian

34 5-12 2-5 2-5 0-2 2 1 8 3 1 2 14 50 Huffman,Brandon * 26 4-8 0-0 2-3 3-4 7 4 0 3 2 0 10 00 Finch,Jalen * 30 3-11 0-2 0-0 0-3 3 1 1 2 0 2 6 22 Gibbs,Jalen * 32 0-5 0-3 0-0 1-4 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 01 King,Demaree 19 3-5 2-4 0-0 0-1 1 1 1 2 0 0 8 03 Zeliznak,Maros 14 1-2 0-0 0-0 2-1 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 10 Perdue,Juwan 12 1-2 0-1 0-1 1-1 2 0 0 1 1 1 2 04 Brigham Jr.,Marcellus 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 TM

10 Hicks,Garrett * 34 4-13 1-7 2-2 1-5 6 0 0 4 0 4 11 05 Johnson,Jalen * 28 4-13 0-1 3-3 2-3 5 3 0 2 0 1 11 15 Smith,Dailin * 25 2-9 1-5 0-0 0-2 2 3 0 2 0 1 5 34 Williams,EJ * 16 2-3 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 3 3 2 0 0 4 03 Tucker,Cameron * 35 1-6 0-1 1-2 1-1 2 2 1 1 0 0 3 24 Lee,Eric 23 4-8 3-5 0-2 1-1 2 1 0 1 0 0 11

23 Cortez,Anjay 12 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 0 0 2

12 Powell,Brandon 11 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0

00 Fairley,DJ 10 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-2 2 3 0 0 0 1 0

04 Smith,Jabiri 3 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 Lawal,Abba 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 3-6 3-6 4-4 1-4 5 3 6 2 0

Adams,Darian

Henry,Kayne

Huffman,Brandon

Finch,Jalen

32 4-8 3-6 1-2 4-3 7 0 2 1 1 1 12

24 3-6 0-0 6-6 0-10 10 0 0 1 1 1 12

30 3-8 1-3 2-2 0-1 1 0 6 0 0 3 9

Byrd,Caleb 8 2-5 1-1 1-2 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 10 Perdue,Juwan 13 0-3 0-0 3-4 1-3 4 2 0 1 0 0 3 01 King,Demaree 12 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0

13 Pal,Jay 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Touze,Tanguy 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 4 0 0 3 0 0 0

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Date: 11/22/21 T Time: 5:30 PM S Site: Baha Mar Convention Center, Nassau, Bahamas R Referees: Kellen Miliner, Antonio Petty, Ray Natili

By Per

GS

13 Pal,Jay 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 Henderson,Semaj 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

42.11 %

% OT 1 2-5 40.00 %

% OT 2

%

%

#

51 Butler,James

02 Martin,Melik

11 Wynter,Camren

04 Bell,Xavier

21 Okros,Mate

* 35 6-9 1-1 1-1 1-7 8 3 0 1 1 2 14

* 27 5-8 2-3 2-3 1-1 2 4 1 1 0 1 14

* 35 4-10 1-3 0-0 1-4 5 2 4 4 0 2 9

* 36 4-10 0-1 0-0 1-2 3 0 3 0 0 0 8

* 16 1-6 1-6 0-0 0-2 2 1 1 1 0 0 3

01 Oden, Jr.,Lamar 13 2-3 2-3 2-2 1-0 1 0 1 2 0 0 8

15 Juric,Matey 16 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 0 5

03 Brown,Tre 9 1-4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

00 Washington,Coletrane 8 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22 Williams,Amari 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 T Totals

200 25-57 9-24 5-6 6-19 25 15 11 12 1 5 64

22 Gibbs,Jalen * 34 13-17 10-12 4-5 0-4 4 2 2 4 0 2

23 Adams,Darian * 36 4-7 3-3 3-4 0-4 4 1 4 2 0 3 14 50 Huffman,Brandon * 23 3-7 0-0 5-10 0-7 7 4 0 3 2 1 11 11 Henry,Kayne * 22 2-4 1-3 3-4 2-4 6 2 0 2 0 0 8 00 Finch,Jalen * 23 0-1 0-0 2-2 0-2 2 3 3 1 0 1 2

13 Pal,Jay 13 2-3 1-1 2-3 2-2 4 0 1 0 0 1 7

01 King,Demaree 26 2-5 2-5 0-0 0-1 1 0 8 2 0 2 6

10 Perdue,Juwan 8 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 0 1 1 0 0 4

05 Byrd,Caleb 2 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1

03 Zeliznak,Maros 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0

02 Henderson,Semaj 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

04 Brigham Jr.,Marcellus 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 T Totals - 200 28-46 17-24 20-30 7-28 35 14 19 17 2 10 93

# P ayer GS MIN FG 3PT FT ORB-DRB

14 Ervin,Zac * 32 6-14 5-11 1-2 2-2 4 5 1 1 0 0 18 25 Woods,Hunter * 28 5-7 2-4 1-2 2-6 8 5 2 0 0 1 13 00 McIntosh,Hunter * 36 4-11 2-8 2-2 0-1 1 4 6 2 0 1 12 12 Burford,Darius * 27 5-12 2-5 0-0 2-2 4 2 3 2 0 2 12

21 Graham,Michael * 20 5-12 0-0 0-0 4-1 5 1 1 2 0 1 10

05 Watson,Torrence 23 2-7 2-7 2-2 0-2 2 2 0 2 0 1 8

10 Wooten,Kris 19 2-3 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 3 1 0 0 1 6

04 Sherry,Sam 5 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2

30 Junkin,Andrew 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0

Totals - 200 29-67 15-38 8-10 12-15 27 24 14 11 0 7 81

Gibbs,Jalen

33 3-12 3-9 3-3 0-4 4 4 1 0 0 0 12 00 Finch,Jalen * 32 3-7 1-1 1-1 0-3 3 3 3 4 0 1 8 50 Huffman,Brandon * 22 4-8 0-0 0-0 2-5 7 0 1 3 0 1 8 23 Adams,Darian * 29 1-3 0-2 0-0 0-5 5 5 1 2 0 3 2 11 Henry,Kayne * 10 0-0 0-0 2-4 1-0 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 13 Pal,Jay 33 5-8 1-3 0-2 2-2 4 2 1 5 0 1 11 03 Zeliznak,Maros 13 3-5 0-0 0-4 2-2 4 2 0 0 0 0 6 01 King,Demaree 15 1-3 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 02 Henderson,Semaj 3 0-1 0-1 1-2 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 05 Byrd,Caleb 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 0 1 3 0 0 0

15 Edwards,Bershard * 35 5-11 3-4 2-2 2-5 7 0 6 1 1 4 15 04 Cofield,Gabe * 28 5-11 5-10 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 0 0 0 15 22 Dolhancyk,Cooper * 21 4-10 2-4 1-1 1-1 2 4 1 2 0 0 11 25 Brown,Kyle * 35 2-8 0-1 5-8 2-4 6 2 4 6 0 0 9 10 Hill,Zac * 28 3-4 2-3 0-0 0-2 2 3 2 2 0 1 8 24 Smith,Kyle 27 5-11 1-5 2-4 2-3 5 1 2 3 0 0 13 32 Pendleton,Tayshawn 12 1-4 1-4 0-0 1-0 1 2 0 3 0 1 3 21 Oden,Isaiah 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 30 Thomas,Hudson 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 11 Rowland,Tyler 4 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

- 200 28-63 14-32 10-15 9-19 28 15 18 18 1 6 80

Brown,Clevon

2-4 0-0 2-4 2-4 6 1 1 1 1 0 6 13 Pal,Jay 21 2-2 0-0 1-4 4-7 11 1 0 1 0 1 5

02 Henderson,Semaj 11 1-5 1-3 1-2 0-1 1 0 2 2 0 1 4

03 Zeliznak,Maros 8 2-3 0-0 0-0 3-0 3 2 0 0 0 0 4 10 Perdue,Juwan 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 20 Touze,Tanguy

0 5 3 0 0

24 4-9 2-4 0-0 0-5 5 3 0 1 3 0

Banks,Isaiah * 26 3-5 1-3 0-0 3-2 5 3 0 0 0 0 7 04 Lovett,Eric * 25 2-8 1-6 2-2 3-0 3 4 3 2 0 0 7

Pinkney,Seth * 15 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 3 0 0 1 1 2 02 Jones,Denver 30 3-11 1-5 3-3 0-5 5 0 4 2 0 1 10 12 Wilcox,Dante 17 2-3 0-1 0-0 1-2 3 3 2 1 1 1 4 23 Krivokapic,Petar 14 1-4 1-4 0-0 0-1 1 2 1 1 0 0 3 10 Smart,Aquan 6 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 2 0 1 3 03 Hawkins,Javaunte 12 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0

Henry,Kayne

Adams,Darian

27 3-4 2-3 5-6 3-5 8 0 0 1 1

32 3-11 2-6 4-4 2-3 5 2 5 3 0 1 12 50 Huffman,Brandon * 16 3-4 0-0 3-4 2-2 4 4 0 0 3 0 9 22 Gibbs,Jalen * 19 1-5 1-4 2-4 0-1 1 2 1 2 0 0 5 00 Finch,Jalen * 32 2-6 0-2 0-0 0-8 8 3 10 2 0 3 4 01 King,Demaree 28 11-14 9-11 1-2 1-0 1 2 1 0 0 1 32 10 Perdue,Juwan 24 3-4 0-0 0-0 2-2 4 1 1 1 0 0 6 03 Zeliznak,Maros 10 2-2 0-0 2-4 1-2 3 2 0 1 0 0 6 04 Brigham Jr.,Marcellus 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Byrd,Caleb 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

* 32 6-13 2-6 1-1 1-0 1 1 3 0 0 1 15

34 Scott,Dyllon

10 Coley,Keyshawn * 27 3-7 2-3 3-6 0-1 1 1 0 3 0 0 11

04 Auguste,Stephon

30 Glenn,Sims

03 Gary,Ka'jhun

* 36 4-11 1-4 0-0 0-2 2 2 0 1 0 1 9

* 27 2-4 1-1 0-0 2-1 3 0 0 3 0 1 5

* 20 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 3 1 3 0 0 4

05 Scott,Bryson 28 5-14 2-5 2-2 0-3 3 2 4 4 0 1 14

22 Knight,Cameron 13 0-2 0-2 1-2 0-3 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 00 Jacobs-Hollomon,Sincere 14 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 33 Williams,Cerino 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 TM

Adams,Darian

26 6-12 1-3 5-5 2-5 7 4 2 3 0 0 18 11 Henry,Kayne * 31 4-9 1-4 2-4 1-5 6 0 0 3 2 0 11 00 Finch,Jalen * 34 3-6 0-1 3-5 0-5 5 2 3 3 0 3 9 22 Gibbs,Jalen * 27 2-6 2-4 0-0 0-3 3 0 0 1 0 1 6 50 Huffman,Brandon * 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-5 5 2 0 2 0 0 0 01 King,Demaree 22 3-4 2-3 2-3 0-1 1 0 0 3 0 0 10 03 Zeliznak,Maros 18 3-4 0-0 1-4 0-6 6 0 0 3 1 1 7 10 Perdue,Juwan 14 2-4 0-0 0-0 3-0 3 2 0 1 0 0 4 13 Pal,Jay 16 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-3 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 T Totals - 200 23-47 6-15 13-22 8-35 43 11 5 23 3 6 65 Team Summary FG 3PT FT First Half 11-25 44.00 % 2-6 33.33 % 4-6 66.67 % Second Half 12-22 54.55 % 4-9 44.44 % 9-16 56.25 %

02 Ortiz,Daniel * 31 6-12 2-5 6-7 0-3 3 3 1 4 0 3 20 11 Brim,C.J. * 33 4-19 2-8 1-1 0-3 3 2 1 1 0 4 11 03 Blackmon,Jamari * 29 1-4 1-2 1-2 1-1 2 1 4 2 0 1 4 12 Chatman,Isaac * 24 1-6 0-2 0-0 0-2 2 3 0 0 1 1 2 33 Forrest,Damian * 12 1-1 0-0 0-0 2-3 5 1 0 3 0 0 2 34 Howell,Dallas 17 2-6 1-5 0-0 0-1 1 2 0 1 0 0 5 01 Brown,Detalian 23 2-5 0-2 0-0 0-1 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 35 Momar Cisse,Pape 20 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-6 7 2 0 2 1 0 4 00 Soucie,Will 8 1-2 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 04 Figueroa,Omar 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 T Totals - 200 20-60 6-25 9-11 5-22 27 18 6 14 2 11 55

00 Finch,Jalen * 24 5-7 2-3 2-2 0-5 5 2 6 5 0 0 14 22 Gibbs,Jalen * 32 4-12 3-9 0-0 1-3 4 1 1 0 0 0 11

23 Adams,Darian * 36 4-11 1-2 1-1 2-5 7 0 6 4 2 0 10

50 Huffman,Brandon * 23 4-5 0-0 2-3 1-3 4 2 0 3 3 0 10

7-13 6-11

Dunn-Martin,Tavian

35 7-18 3-9 0-0 0-1 1 1 8 4 0 1

Samuel,Kevin * 33 8-11 0-0 0-0 3-8 11 3 0 2 5 3 16 04 Largie,Cyrus * 26 4-5 1-2 1-2 1-2 3 0 2 3 0 2 10 02 Catto,Caleb * 30 3-8 2-5 1-2 1-4 5 2 2 1 0 0 9 10 Anderson,Zach * 13 1-2 1-2 0-0 1-3 4 0 1 0 0 0 3 32 Richie,Austin 19 2-5 2-4 0-0 1-1 2 4 0 1 0 1 6 11 Halvorsen,Matt 14 2-5 2-4 0-0 1-2 3 4 3 0 0 0 6

23 Rosario,Carlos 5 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 4

01 Rolon,Luis 13 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 5 3 0 0 0

15 Weir,Andre 8 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0

03 Miller ,Franco 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0

T Totals - 200 29-61 11-27 2-4 11-24 35 17 22 17 5 7 71

Team Summary FG 3PT FT

First Half 15-32 46.88 % 4-12 33.33 % 1-2 50.00 % Second Half 14-29 48.28 % 7-15 46.67 % 1-2 50.00 % T Total 29-61 47 5 % 11-27 40 7 % 2-4 50 0 % Techn cal Fouls: none S Second Chance

3-8 2-6 4-5 0-1 1 0 2 2 0 3 12 00 Finch,Jalen * 28 4-6 1-1 0-2 0-0 0 2 4 4 0 0 9 50 Huffman,Brandon * 21 4-11 0-0 1-2 3-7 10 1 0 0 0 0 9 11 Henry,Kayne * 22 2-7 0-4 1-2 1-2 3 1 1 0 0 1 5 01 King,Demaree 31 7-9 4-6 2-2 2-3 5 0 4 1 0 1 20 03 Zeliznak,Maros 19 3-6 0-0 0-0 4-2 6 1 1 1 0 1 6

00 Finch,Jalen * 33 6-10 1-2 3-5 0-4 4 3 6 1 0 2 16 11 Henry,Kayne * 27 4-6 3-4 2-4 0-3 3 3 0 3 0 1 13 23 Adams,Darian * 34 2-10 0-6 5-9 2-5 7 0 2 3 0 4 9

50 Huffman,Brandon * 18 3-5 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 2 0 2 0 0 6

01 King,Demaree 26 3-7 3-7 3-3 0-3 3 2 3 1 0 0 12 03 Zeliznak,Maros 18 0-1 0-0 0-0 3-4 7 2 0 1 1 0 0 13 Pal,Jay 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 Perdue,Juwan 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 TM

0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Placer,Jose * 34 7-12 4-7 7-8 0-0 0 2 5 1 1 1

10 Hicklen,Jarius * 31 4-8 3-6 0-0 0-2 2 1 3 1 0 0 11 05 James,Dorian * 23 3-5 1-2 0-0 1-3 4 4 2 1 0 0 7 24 Parker,Jadyn * 20 0-3 0-0 0-0 1-6 7 3 1 2 0 0 0 21 Aybar,Jonathan 18 4-8 0-1 1-1 2-3 5 3 0 1 0 0 9 00 Adedoyin,Emmanuel 22 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-1 1 1 3 0 0 0 6 04 Preaster,Jordan 9 1-4 1-3 0-0 0-2 2 1 2 0 0 1 3 23 Berenbaum,Josh 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 02 Lanier,Chaz 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TM

0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 3 0 0 2 0 0 0

0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 13 Pal,Jay 16 3-5 0-0 2-2 2-4 6 1 1 0 1 0 8 03 Zeliznak,Maros 5 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 10 Perdue,Juwan 3 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 T Totals - 200 30-66 3-19 13-18

3 3 4 0 0 13 05 Olowokere,Masai 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 34 Baker,Jaxson

0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Gibbs,Jalen

Huffman,Brandon

Henry,Kayne

37 5-10 2-5 1-1 1-1 2 0 1 1 0 0 13

22 3-5 0-0 0-1 0-7 7 1 0 2 0 0 6

20 1-5 0-1 1-1 0-6 6 4 0 2 0 2 3

King,Demaree 27 4-8 1-5 2-2 0-2 2 2 1 3 0 0 11 10 Perdue,Juwan 7 3-5 0-0 0-1 1-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 6 03 Zeliznak,Maros 15 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-3 4 3 0 1 1 0 2

0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Moreno,Michael

34 8-16 6-12 1-1 3-3 6 0 0 0 0 2 23

Lewis,Curt * 32 6-14 1-6 3-4 1-3 4 1 0 2 0 3 16 14 Blanton,Devontae * 37 4-11 1-4 4-5 1-5 6 3 3 1 1 2 13 05 Robb,Cooper * 38 3-9 1-6 1-1 1-3 4 2 6 0 0 2 8 00 Cruickshank,Russhard * 33 1-4 1-3 0-0 1-2 3 2 2 3 0 0 3 12 Wardy,Michael 3 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 23 Jackson,DaShawn 7 1-3 0-1 0-0 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2

Minter,Isaiah 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Williams,Jannson 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Brown,Jomaru

0-4 0-2 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

#

02 Ortiz,Daniel

00 Soucie,Will

33 Forrest,Damian

11 Brim,C.J.

12 Chatman,Isaac

* 40 12-21 1-8 2-3 0-7 7 0 1 1 0 2 27

* 28 3-7 1-2 0-0 0-4 4 4 0 2 0 0 7

* 10 0-3 0-0 5-6 1-2 3 4 0 0 1 0 5

* 36 1-8 1-4 1-2 3-2 5 1 1 1 0 2 4

* 26 1-3 0-1 0-0 2-2 4 4 0 1 1 0 2

01 Brown,Detalian 28 2-8 1-7 0-1 3-2 5 2 1 2 0 1 5

23 Agbaosi,Deraje 15 0-2 0-1 2-2 2-2 4 1 0 1 0 2 2

24 Matic,Aleksa 11 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0

35 Momar Cisse,Pape 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

10 Wright,Sawyer 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 T Tota s - 200 19-56 4-25 10-14 11-22 33 18 3 11 3 7 52

03 Youngblood,Chris * 34 7-12 5-8 1-2 2-1 3 3 1 1 0 1 20

Stroud,Brandon * 31 4-9 1-4 0-3 3-4 7 3 0 3 0 1 9 22 Rodgers,Spencer * 28 1-9 1-6 2-2 1-2 3 1 2 2 0 2 5 01 Burden,Terrell * 27 1-7 0-2 2-2 0-3 3 2 7 1 1 0 4 00 Robinson,Demond * 22 0-5 0-0 0-0 1-4 5 4 1 1 0 0 0 12 Moultrie,Jamir 18 4-8 4-7 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 12 13 Jennings,Kasen 12 3-5 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 14 Reddish,Isaiah 9 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-1 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 10 Peterson,Alex 17 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 3 0 0 0 0 4 04 LaRue,Cole 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 T Tota s - 200 24-60 14-33 5-9 9-19 28 19 12 10 1 4 67 Team

#

23 Adams,Darian * 37 5-10 1-3 6-6 0-0 0 1 5 2 0 0 17 50 Huffman,Brandon * 21 6-7 0-0 2-4 0-7 7 2 0 0 1 0 14 11 Henry,Kayne * 28 3-6 0-1 6-6 1-5 6 3 1 1 1 0 12 00 Finch,Jalen * 18 2-5 0-0 4-4 0-1 1 2 2 3 0 0 8 22 Gibbs,Jalen * 34 1-7 0-4 2-2 0-3 3 2 3 0 0 0 4 03 Zeliznak,Maros 17 6-6 0-0 2-4 3-6 9 2 0 2 0 0 14 01 King,Demaree 24 2-8 1-4 0-0 2-3 5 1 3 1 0 0 5 13 Pal,Jay 11 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 0 1 1 1 2 2 10 Perdue,Juwan 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2

Jr.,Marcellus 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 03 Zeliznak,Maros 6 0-1 0-0 1-2 1-1 2 1 0 3 0 0 1

05 Byrd,Caleb 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

02 Henderson,Semaj 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Touze,Tanguy 1 0-0 0-0

36 5-14 4-9 6-6 2-4

2

Finch,Jalen * 32 6-10 2-3 3-3 0-1 1 4 0 1 0 2 17 50 Huffman,Brandon * 26 3-7 0-0 3-5 5-2 7 4 0 0 1 0 9 23 Adams,Darian * 36 3-14 1-5 1-2 2-3 5 3 4 2 0 2 8 11 Henry,Kayne * 21 0-9 0-3 0-0 1-3 4 2 0 2 0 2 0 01 King,Demaree 22 1-6 0-4 2-2 0-3 3 0 5 0 0 1 4 02 Henderson,Semaj 1 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 03 Zeliznak,Maros 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 13 Pal,Jay 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 Perdue,Juwan 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 04 Brigham Jr.,Marcellus 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

The GAMECOCKS RECORDS

FIRST GAME: JSU 79, Tennessee Temple 69 (12/03/74)

FIRST WIN: JSU 79, Tennessee Temple 69 (12/03/74)

25TH WIN: JSU 106, Nicholls State 78 (01/17/77)

50TH WIN: JSU 93, Delta State 82 (01/12/80)

75TH WIN: JSU 93, Delta State 75 (01/19/81)

100TH WIN: JSU 91, Limestone College 75 (12/09/83)

125TH WIN: JSU 83, Livingston 50 (02/23/85)

150TH WIN: JSU 87, North Alabama 76 (01/24/87)

175TH WIN: JSU 83, Athens State 62 (02/04/89)

200TH WIN: JSU 104, Lincoln Memorial 76 (11/19/90)

225TH WIN: JSU 101, Lincoln Memorial 74 (02/13/92)

250TH WIN: JSU 127, Lane College 101 (02/14/94)

275TH WIN: JSU 96, Stetson 67 (01/06/96)

300TH WIN: JSU 71, Mississippi Valley 63 (11/24/99)

325TH WIN: JSU 101, Stetson 82 (OT) (12/7/02)

350TH WIN: JSU 88, Tennessee Tech 87 (2OT) (2/5/05)

375TH WIN: JSU 95, VMI 67 (11/29/08)

400TH WIN: JSU 77, UT Martin 46 (2/25/12)

425TH WIN: JSU 72, Belmont 70 (2/11/15)

450TH WIN: JSU 64, North Alabama 50 (12/18/18)

475TH WIN: JSU 75, Austin Peay 67 (2/27/21)

LONGEST LOSING STREAKS:

8 Games - Began with a 74-66 loss to Southeastern Louisiana on Nov. 22, 2010. JSU then lost to Tennessee Tech, 64-62 (12/4/10), Southeast Missouri, 76-67 (12/19/10), Eastern Illinois, 61-54 (12/21/10) Murray State, 71-62 (1/13/11), UT Martin, 63-60 (1/15/11), Morehead State, 78-72 (2/3/11) and Eastern Kentucky, 57-51 (2/5/11). Ended with an 76-73 overtime win over Tennessee State on Feb. 7, 2011.

WORST DEFEATS

31 - To UMass, 100-69, on Nov. 25, 2006

28 - To East Carolina, 82-54, on Feb. 10, 1997

27 – To Murray State, 84-57, on Jan. 11, 2015

27 - To Livingston, 82-55, on Jan. 18, 1982

25 – To Tennessee State, 53-78, on Jan. 30, 2016

25 - To UAB, 87-62, on Nov. 17, 2009

25 - To Troy, 127-103, on Dec. 8, 1990

JAX STATE IN DEFEAT

23 - To Belmont, 76-53, on March 1, 2014

BIGGEST WINS

70 – Over Brescia, 125-55, on Nov. 12, 2019

64 – Over Carver College, 123-59, on Dec. 28, 2021

64 – Over Carver College, 120-56, on Dec. 28, 2019

62 - Over Baptist Christian, 120-58, on Feb. 11, 1995

61 - Over Freed-Hardeman, 122-61, on Dec. 5, 1987

59 – Over Carver College, 104-45, on Dec. 27, 2020

58 - Over Tennessee Wesleyan, 100-42, on Nov. 10, 2017 53 - Over Covenant College, 102-49, on Dec. 17, 1982

49 – Over Berry College, 98-49, on Dec. 30, 2008

49 - Over Knoxville College, 117-68, on Ja. 6, 1995 49 – Over Berry College, 98-49, on Dec. 30, 2008

48 - Over Baptist Christian, 113-65, on Feb. 19, 1994

46 - Over Virginia Intermont, 130-84, on Dec. 14, 1995

44 - Over Spring Hill, 111-67, on Feb. 4, 1980

42 - Over Dominican College, 104-62, on Jan. 7, 1980

40 – Over Alabama State, 105-65, on Feb. 26, 1996

40 - Over District of Columbia, 111-71, on Dec. 2, 1988

39 - Over Delta State, 102-63, on Jan. 18, 1988

39 - Over Alabama-Huntsville, 122-83, on Feb. 6, 1988

39 - Over Steed College, 106-67, on Dec. 7, 1979

38 - Over Alabama-Huntsville, 117-79, on Feb. 26, 1990

37 - Over Trevecca Nazarene, 101-64, on Dec. 6, 1994

36 - Over Oakwood, 96-60, on Nov. 16, 2015

36 – Over SIUE, 90-54, on Jan. 12, 2019

36 - Over Earl Paulk, 107-71, on Nov. 11, 1989

36 - Over Phillips College, 112-76, on Feb. 16, 1984

Year-By-Year In Pete Mathews Coliseum

Year Home Overall

22 – To Eastern Kentucky, 54-76, on Feb. 25, 2016

21 - To Eastern Kentucky, 86-65, on Feb. 15, 2014

21 - To Samford, 90-69, on Jan. 7, 2006

20 - To Chatanooga, 113-93, on Feb. 5, 1975

20 - To West Georgia, 89-69, on Jan. 12, 1987

20 - To Samford, 92-72, on Nov. 9, 2018

Of the Gamecocks’ 174 losses in Pete Mathews Coliseum, 12 have been by a single point. Another 50 have been by five points or less. Only 62 times in 656 home games has JSU ever been beaten by 10 points or more at The Pete.

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Most Points by JSU - 135 by JSU vs Voorhees College (12/6/91)

Most Points Allowed by JSU - 127 vs Troy (12/8/90)

Most Points, Both Teams - 238, JSU 134, Lincoln Memorial 104 (11/20/89)

Fewest Points by JSU - 48 vs UT Martin (35) (1/30/81)

Fewest Points by Opponent - 35 by UT Martin (1/30/81)

LONGEST WINNING STREAKS:

27 Consecutive Games - Began with third game of the 1979-80 season with a 91-68 win over Shorter College. Ended with an 82-55 loss to Livingston on Jan. 18, 1982.

24 Consecutive Games - Began with the first game of the 1984-85 season with a 85-57 win over Phillips College. Ended with a 105-102 loss to Delta State on Jan. 18, 1986.

24 Consecutive Games - Began with the 26th game of the 1988-89 season with a 91-81 win over Valdosta State. Ended with a 127-103 loss to Troy on Dec. 8, 1990.

19 Consecutive Games - Began with the 20th game of the 1987-88 season with a 85-69 win over UT Martin. Ended with a 90-87 loss to Valdosta State on Feb. 27, 1989.

1974-75 11-2 20-7

1975-76 11-2 16-8

1976-77 7-3 13-14

1977-78 7-4 12-12

1978-79 10-2 17-18 1979-80 12-1 20-7

1980-81 13-0 22-8

1981-82 11-4 15-11

1982-83 16-1 24-8

1983-84 15-2 23-8

1984-85 17-0 31-0

1985-86 12-2 19-8

1986-87 11-3 12-12

1987-88 12-3 17-11

1988-89 19-1 27-6 1989-90 15-0 24-5 1990-91 13-2 20-6 1991-92 19-0 28-2

1992-93 8-3 16-10 1993-94 12-3 17-8 1994-95 20-0 24-1

1995-96 8-4 10-17

1996-97 6-8 10-17

1997-98 9-4 12-14

1998-99 5-6 8-18

1999-00 10-5 17-11

2000-01 7-4 9-19

2001-02 7-4 13-16

2002-03 10-1 20-10

2003-04 12-2 14-14

2004-05 6-6 7-22 2005-06 10-5 16-13 2006-07 6-7 9-21 2007-08 6-9 7-22 2008-09 6-6 11-17 2009-10 10-7 11-19 2010-11 2-9 5-25 2011-12 9-4 15-18 2012-13 9-3 17-11 2013-14 7-6 10-21 2014-15 11-3 12-19 2015-16 5-10 8-23 2016-17 5-5 20-15 2017-18 12-4 23-13 2018-19 10-1 24-9 2019-20 8-6 13-19 2020-21 8-3 18-9 2021-22 11-4 21-11

TOTALS 486-174 777-613

Score Opponent Year Result Record

117-43 Gadsden Tech 1950-51 Win 1-0 111-122 St. Bernard 1952-53 Loss 1-1 100-66 West Georgia 1954-55 Win 2-1 104-85 Athens 1954-55 Win 3-1 109-81 St. Bernard 1954-55 Win 4-1 108-70 St. Bernard 1954-55 Win 5-1 104-65 West Georgia 1955-56 Win 6-1 112-96 Chattanooga 1956-57 Win 7-1 149-63 John Marshall 1963-64 Win 8-1 116-69 Georgia State 1963-64 Win 9-1 103-55 Alabama College 1964-65 Win 10-1 101-71 Mississippi College 1964-65 Win 11-1 106-70 Livingston 1964-65 Win 12-1 112-113 Mississippi College 1965-66 Loss 12-2 123-132 Mississippi College 1965-66 Loss 12-3 105-72 Alabama College 1965-66 Win 13-3 109-101 Florence 1965-66 Win 14-3 102-92 Livingston 1965-66 Win 15-3 113-95 Florence 1966-67 Win 16-3 111-98 Alabama College 1966-67 Win 17-3 107-92 Tampa 1966-67 Win 18-3 119-107 Florence 1966-67 Win 19-3 119-110 Birmingham-Southern 1966-67 Win 20-3 120-93 Livingston 1966-67 Win 21-3 112-96 Alabama College 1966-67 Win 22-3 114-97 Mississippi College 1966-67 Win 23-3 130-106 Mississippi College 1966-67 Win 24-3 101-129 Athens 1966-67 Loss 24-4 104-99 Livingston 1966-67 Win 25-4 104-90 Mississippi College 1966-67 Win 26-4 109-95 Mississippi College 1966-67 Win 27-4 103-100 Alabama College 1967-68 Win 28-4 125-108 Birmingham-Southern 1967-68 Win 29-4 110-94 Samford 1967-68 Win 30-4 102-89 Livingston 1967-68 Win 31-4 105-88 Florence 1967-68 Win 32-4 100-94 Athens 1967-68 Win 33-4 100-97 Athens 1967-68 Win 34-4 113-125 St. Bernard 1967-68 Loss 34-5 101-109 Berry 1968-69 Loss 34-6 110-82 Florence 1968-69 Win 35-6 103-78 Shorter 1968-69 Win 36-6 121-89 Birmingham-Southern 1968-69 Win 37-6 115-92 Shorter 1968-69 Win 38-6 107-100 Athens 1968-69 Win 39-6 120-91 Troy State 1968-69 Win 40-6 105-71 Alabama College 1968-69 Win 41-6 119-99 Livingston 1968-69 Win 42-6 108-84 Birmingham-Southern 1968-69 Win 43-6 111-83 Huntingdon 1969-70 Win 44-6 115-92 Florence 1969-70 Win 45-6 131-91 Montevallo 1969-70 Win 46-6 109-96 Samford 1969-70 Win 47-6 113-87 Troy State 1969-70 Win 48-6 114-93 Troy State 1969-70 Win 49-6 127-93 Birmingham-Southern 1969-70 Win 50-6 101-79 Athens 1970-71 Win 51-6 102-78 Presbyterian 1971-72 Win 52-6 110-95 Florence 1971-72 Win 53-6 111-113 Livingston 1971-72 Loss 53-7 103-77 Montevallo 1972-73 Win 54-7 108-101 Shorter 1972-73 Win 55-7 101-94 St. Bernard 1972-73 Win 56-7 113-88 Troy State 1972-73 Win 57-7 106-70 Alabama-Huntsville 1974-75 Win 58-7 106-78 Nicholls State 1976-77 Win 59-7 100-94 Tennessee Martin 1976-77 Win 60-7 102-121 Nicholls State 1977-78 Loss 60-8 103-73 Shorter 1978-79 Win 61-8 104-89 Mississippi College 1978-79 Win 62-8 101-77 West Georgia 1978-79 Win 63-8 106-67 Steed College 1979-80 Win 64-8 104-62 Dominican College 1979-80 Win 65-8 111-67 Spring Hill 1979-80 Win 66-8 106-77 North Alabama 1979-80 Win 67-8 101-85 Miles College 1981-82 Win 68-8 105-87 Alabama A&M 1981-82 Win 69-8 109-82 Troy 1981-82 Win 70-8 102-49 Covenant College 1982-83 Win 71-8 101-78 Valdosta State 1982-83 Win 72-8 105-75 Cumberland College 1983-84 Win 73-8 104-89 Auburn-Montgomery 1983-84 Win 74-8 112-76 Phillips College 1983-84 Win 75-8 120-84 Albany State 1984-85 Win 76-8 102-105 Delta State 1985-86 Loss 76-9 117-85 Alabama-Huntsville 1985-86 Win 77-9 101-94 Valdosta State 1986-87 Win 78-9 122-61 Freed-Hardeman 1987-88 Win 79-9 101-82 Alabama-Huntsville 1987-88 Win 80-9 106-92(OT) Alabama A&M 1987-88 Win 81-9 102-63 Delta State 1987-88 Win 82-9 122-83 Alabama-Huntsville 1987-88 Win 83-9 109-75 Tusculum 1988-89 Win 84-9 106-94 Elizabeth City 1988-89 Win 85-9 100-80 Alabama-Huntsville 1988-89 Win 86-9

Score Opponent Year

111-71 District of Columbia 1988-89 Win 87-9 107-87 West Virginia State 1988-89 Win 88-9 101-94 North Alabama 1988-89 Win 89-9 118-93 Earl Paulk 1988-89 Win 90-9 113-93 Mississippi College 1998-89 Win 91-9 106-77 Tennessee-Martin 1988-89 Win 92-9 101-82 West Georgia 1988-89 Win 93-9 105-94 Valdosta State 1988-89 Win 94-9 107-70 Kentucky Wesleyan 1988-89 Win 95-9 134-104 Lincoln Memorial 1989-90 Win 96-9 107-71 Earl Paulk 1989-90 Win 97-9 118-88 Dillard 1989-90 Win 98-9 119-81 Alabama-Huntsville 1989-90 Win 99-9 129-116 Troy State 1989-90 Win 100-9 102-73 Delta State 1989-90 Win 101-9 108-98 West Georgia 1989-90 Win 102-9 120-101 Valdosta State 1989-90 Win 103-9 107-99(OT) Livingston 1989-90 Win 104-9 117-79 Alabama-Huntsville 1989-90 Win 105-9 106-83 Troy State 1989-90 Win 106-9 104-76 Lincoln Memorial 1990-91 Win 107-9 121-85 Alabama A&M 1990-91 Win 108-9 111-73 Dillard 1990-91 Win 109-9 124-104 Virginia Union 1990-91 Win 110-9 103-127 Troy State 1990-91 Loss 110-10 107-75 Berry College 1990-91 Win 111-10 111-81 Lincoln Memorial 1990-91 Win 112-10 111-89 West Georgia 1990-91 Win 113-10 102-80 Athens State 1990-91 Win 114-10 100-83 Delta State 1990-91 Win 115-10 116-87 Alabama-Huntsville 1990-91 Win 116-10 118-87 Tennessee-Martin 1990-91 Win 117-10 123-101 Athens State 1991-92 Win 118-10 135-79 Voorates College 1991-92 Win 119-10 117-89 Alabama A&M 1991-92 Win 120-10 109-78 Georgia College 1991-92 Win 121-10 119-93 Clark-Atlanta 1991-92 Win 122-10 123-94 Pheiffer College 1991-92 Win 123-10 118-97 Campbellsville 1991-92 Win 124-10 115-97 West Georgia 1991-92 Win 125-10 107-89 Valdosta State 1991-92 Win 126-10 102-83 Mississippi College 1991-92 Win 127-10 107-88 Livingston 1991-92 Win 128-10 104-91 North Alabama 1991-92 Win 129-10 101-74 Lincoln Memorial 1991-92 Win 130-10 133-109 Valdosta State 1991-92 Win 131-10 108-79 North Alabama 1991-92 Win 132-10 105-87 South Carolina-Spartanburg 1991-92 Win 133-10 108-109 Elizabeth City State 1992-93 Loss 133-11 106-78 Knoxville College 1992-93 Win 134-11 109-104 Alabama A&M 1992-93 Win 135-11 109-87 West Georgia 1992-93 Win 136-11 100-69 Alabama-Huntsville 1992-93 Win 137-11 109-95 North Alabama 1992-93 Win 138-11 100-79 Regis University 1993-94 Win 139-11 126-86 Berry College 1993-94 Win 140-11 128-102 Miles College 1993-94 Win 141-11 101-83 Shaw University 1993-94 Win 142-11 105-106(OT) Lee College 1993-94 Loss 142-12 127-101 Lane College 1993-94 Win 143-12 113-65 Baptist Christian 1993-94 Win 144-12 104-102 Montana State-Billings 1994-95 Win 145-12 102-73 Grand Canyon 1994-95 Win 146-12 100-85 Benedict College 1994-95 Win 147-12 101-64 Trevecca Nazarene 1994-95 Win 148-12 102-74 Saint Leo College 1994-95 Win 149-12 120-88 Lindsay Wilson College 1994-95 Win 150-12 130-84 Virginia Intermont 1994-95 Win 151-12 117-68 Knoxville College 1994-95 Win 152-12 100-69 Clinch Valley 1994-95 Win 153-12 111-91 Covenant College 1994-95 Win 154-12 129-102 Bryan College 1994-95 Win 155-12 115-82 Lee College 1994-95 Win 156-12 114-93 Lane College 1994-95 Win 157-12 120-58 Baptist Christian 1994-95 Win 158-12 128-91 Miles College 1994-95 Win 159-12 102-94 Mississippi Valley 1995-96 Win 160-12 105-65 Alabama State 1995-96 Win 161-12 101-99 Troy State 1997-98 Win 162-12 101-82 Stetson 2002-03 Win 163-12 112-94 Shorter College 2004-05 Win 164-12 100-42 Tennessee Wesleyan 2017-18 Win 165-12 101-61 Carver College 2018-19 Win 166-12 109-77 Reinhardt 2018-19 Win 167-12 104-101 (2OT) Eastern Kentucky 2018-19 Win 168-12 125-55 Brescia 2019-20 Win 169-12 120-56 Carver College 2019-20 Win 170-12 104-45 Carver College 2020-21 Win 170-12 110-80 LaGrange 2021-22 Win 172-12 123-59 Carver College 2021-22 Win 173-12

TOTAL 173-12

Year Opponent W/L Score

1974-75 Tennessee Temple W 79-69 1974-75 St. Bernard W 80-74 1974-75 Shorter W 95-73 1974-75 Nicholls State W 93-88 1974-75 S.E. Louisiana W 69-65 1974-75 Livingston W 62-61 1974-75 Mississippi College W 84-83 1974-75 UT-Chattanooga L 93-113 1974-75 North Alabama W 93-77 1974-75 Tennessee-Martin W 99-75 1974-75 Troy State W 85-70 1974-75 Athens W 67-56 1974-75 Montevallo L 74-75 1975-76 Tennessee-Temple W 93-58 1975-76 Troy State W 83-82 1975-76 Alabama-Huntsville W 99-76 1975-76 St. Bernard W 93-76 1975-76 Livingston W 77-60 1975-76 UT-Chattanooga L 80-82 1975-76 North Alabama W 68-66 1975-76 UT-Martin W 61-53 1975-76 Delta State W 90-70 1975-76 N.W. Louisiana W 69-67 1975-76 Shorter College W 77-49 1975-76 UT-Martin W 76-74 1975-76 Troy State L 85-88 1976-77 Rust College W 86-65 1976-77 Shorter College W 85-71 1976-77 Troy State L 74-76 1976-77 SE Louisiana L 62-80 1976-77 Nicholls State W 106-78 1976-77 UT-Martin W 100-94 1976-77 North Alabama W 90-78 1976-77 Mississippi College W 78-72 1976-77 Delta State W 89-83 1976-77 UT-Chattanooga L 72-82 1977-78 West Georgia W 76-72 1977-78 North Georgia W 70-69 1977-78 Shorter College W 99-88 1977-78 Miss. College L 77-84 1977-78 Nicholls State W 88-81 1977-78 S. E. Louisiana L 66-67 1977-78 Delta State L 77-80 1977-78 Livingston L 83-88 1977-78 Troy State W 71-65 1977-78 UT-Martin W 75-74 1977-78 North Alabama W 92-82 1978-79 North Georgia W 84-70 1978-79 Valdosta State W 82-71 1978-79 Shorter College W 103-73 1978-79 Troy State W 78-64 1978-79 North Alabama L 63-69 1978-79 Tennessee-Martin W 88-83 1978-79 Miss. College W 104-89 1978-79 West Georgia W 101-77 1978-79 Delta State W 85-80 1978-79 S. E. Louisiana W 87-75 1978-79 Nicholls State L 83-88 1978-79 Livingston W 87-86 1979-80 Steed College W 106-67 1979-80 Birm. Southern L 68-72 1979-80 Shorter College W 91-68 1979-80 Dominican College W 104-62 1979-80 Delta State W 93-82 1979-80 Miss. College W 83-76 1979-80 Athens College W 82-69 1979-80 Livingston W 97-80 1979-80 Spring Hill W 111-67 1979-80 Montevallo W 94-81 1979-80 Troy State W 78-64

1979-80 UT-Martin W 95-78 1979-80 North Alabama W 106-77 1980-81 Dillard W 62-53

1980-81 Spring Hill W 56-55

1980-81 Berry College W 97-66 1980-81 North Georgia W 91-75 1980-81 Athens W 58-52

1980-81 Valdosta State W 85-81

1980-81 Livingston W 72-66 1980-81 Miss. College W 92-64

1980-81 Delta State W 77-60 1980-81 UT-Martin W 48-35 1980-81 North Alabama W 70-64

1980-81 Auburn-Mont. W 84-79

1980-81 Troy State W 80-63

1981-82 North Georgia W 70-62

1981-82 Athens College L 55-64

1981-82 Valdosta State W 88-71

1981-82 Livingston L 55-82

1981-82 AU-Montgomery W 62-61 1981-82 Delta State W 93-75

1981-82 Miss. College W 52-41

1981-82 Miles College W 101-85

1981-82 Montevallo W 79-73 1981-82 North Alabama W 88-76 1981-82 UT-Martin L 64-69 1981-82 Alabama A&M W 105-87 1981-82 Troy State W 109-82 1981-82 North Alabama W 84-71

1981-82 Livingston L 69-78

1982-83 Tusculum College W 91-62 1982-83 Alabama Christian W 99-68 1982-83 Athens College W 69-60 1982-83 Bethel College W 61-56 1982-83 Phillips College W 95-67 1982-83 Covenant College W 102-49 1982-83 Berry College W 89-66 1982-83 North Alabama W 86-83 1982-83 Tennessee Martin W 71-59 1982-83 Alabama A&M W 95-82 1982-83 Troy State L 62-64 1982-83 Livingston W 76-61 1982-83 Montevallo W 88-70 1982-83 Delta State W 97-63 1982-83 Mississippi College W 81-77 1982-83 Valdosta State W 101-78 1982-83 Troy State W 85-76 1983-84 Shorter College W 84-70 1983-84 Limestone College W 91-75 1983-84 Athens College W 70-55 1983-84 Cumberland Coll. W 105-75 1983-84 AU-Montgomery W 104-89 1983-84 Delta State W 88-74 1983-94 Mississippi College W 91-77 1983-84 Valdosta State W 90-73 1983-84 Troy State W 97-83 1983-84 North Alabama L 88-89 1983-84 UT-Martin W 90-66 1983-84 West Georgia W 98-88 1983-84 Phillips College W 112-76 1983-84 Livingston W 94-71 1983-84 Valdosta State W 94-84 1983-84 UT-Martin W 97-82 1983-84 North Alabama L 78-82 1984-85 Phillips College W 85-57 1984-85 Trevecca Nazarene W 98-82 1984-85 Armstrong State W 90-74 1984-85 North Alabama W 71-65 1984-85 Tennessee-Martin W 98-70 1984-85 Valdosta State W 76-73 1984-85 Troy State W 91-78 1984-85 West Georgia W 93-72 1984-85 Mississippi College W 97-67 1984-85 Delta State W 84-81 1984-85 Auburn-Mont. W 93-60 1984-85 Livingston W 83-50 1984-85 Mississippi College W 97-68 1984-85 Valdosta State W 99-86 1984-85 Delta State W 86-73 1984-85 Albany State W 120-84 1984-85 Univ. of Tampa W 76-61 1985-86 Belmont-Abbey W 82-58 1985-86 Shorter College W 99-65 1985-86 Athens State W 83-63 1985-86 Athens State W 64-57 1985-86 Valdosta State W 79-77 1985-86 Mississippi College W 87-78 1985-86 Montevallo W 90-68 1985-86 Delta State L 102-105 1985-86 Tennessee Martin W 98-89 1985-86 Troy State W 94-83 1985-86 North Alabama W 84-81 1985-86 Alabama-Huntsville W 117-85 1985-86 West Georgia L 91-94 1985-86 Livingston W 75-69 1986-87 Tougaloo W 90-57 1986-87 Shorter College W 77-61 1986-87 Belhaven College W 92-73 1986-87 Livingston W 78-73 1986-87 West Georgia L 69-89 1986-87 Alabama-Huntsville W 85-70 1986-87 Berry College W 92-71 1986-87 Athens State L 65-66 1986-87 Troy State W 60-57 1986-87 North Alabama W 87-76 1986-87 Tennessee-Martin L 61-66 1986-87 Delta State W 71-67 1986-87 Mississippi College W 86-67 1986-87 Valdosta State W 101-94 1987-88 Tougaloo W 99-79 1987-88 Lincoln Memorial W 82-76 1987-88 Shorter College W 91-70 1987-88 Freed-Hardeman W 122-61 1987-88 Troy State L 80-92 1987-88 West Georgia W 94-82 1987-88 Alabama A&M W 106-92

1987-88 Livingston W 77-76 1987-88 Delta State W 102-63

1987-88 Athens State L 68-71 1987-88 North Alabama L 70-78 1987-88 UT-Martin W 85-69 1987-88 UA-Huntsville W 122-83 1987-88 Valdosta State W 81-78 1987-88 Mississippi College W 84-76 1988-89 Tusculum W 109-75 1987-88 St. Augustines W 99-80 1988-89 District of Columbia W 111-71 1988-89 West Virginia State W 107-87 1988-89 North Alabama W 101-94 1988-89 Tennessee-Martin W 92-74 1988-89 Earl Paulk College W 118-93 1988-89 Mississipi College W 113-93 1988-89 Alabama Huntsville W 84-49 1988-89 Athens State W 83-62 1988-89 West Georgia W 101-82 1988-89 Valdosta State W 105-94 1988-89 Livingston W 85-70 1988-89 Delta State W 63-56 1988-89 Troy State W 99-89 1988-89 Valdosta State L 87-90 1988-89 Valdosta State W 91-81 1988-89 Livingston W 85-74 1988-89 Florida Tech W 94-70 1988-89 Tampa W 89-67 1989-90 Lincoln-Memorial W 134-104 1989-90 St. Augustines W 98-66 1989-90 Earl Paulk W 107-71 1989-90 Christian Brothers W 82-65 1989-90 Dillard W 118-88 1989-90 Athens State W 95-65 1989-90 Troy State W 129-116 1989-90 West Georgia W 96-74 1989-90 Delta State W 102-73 1989-90 Livingston W 92-77 1989-90 Tennessee-Martin W 95-86 1989-90 North Alabama W 95-89 1989-90 Valdosta State W 120-101 1989-90 Mississippi College W 96-92 1989-90 Alabama-Hunstville W 117-79 1990-91 Lincoln Memorial W 104-76 1990-91 Alabama A&M W 121-85 1990-91 Dillard W 111-73 1990-91 Virginia Union W 124-104 1990-91 Athens State W 90-64 1990-91 Troy State L 103-127 1990-91 Valdosta State W 90-87 1990-91 Berry College W 107-75 1990-91 Delta State W 100-83 1990-91 Mississippi College W 98-69 1990-91 Livingston W 98-87 1990-91 Alabama-Huntsville W 116-87 1990-91 West Georgia W 91-66 1990-91 Tennessee-Martin W 118-87 1990-91 North Alabama L 90-101 1991-92 Athens State W 123-101 1991-92 Voorhees College W 135-79 1991-92 Georgia College W 92-74 1991-92 Georgia College W 109-78 1991-92 West Texas State W 78-71 1991-92 Clark-Atlanta W 119-93 1991-92 Pfeifer College W 123-94 1991-92 Campbellsville W 118-84 1991-92 Delta State W 91-88 1991-92 Mississippi College W 102-83 1991-92 North Alabama W 104-91 1991-92 Livingston W 71-59 1991-92 Lincoln-Memorial W 101-74 1991-92 Valdosta State W 133-109 1991-92 West Georgia W 82-62 1991-92 North Alabama W 108-79 1991-92 Mississippi College W 90-77 1991-92 Troy State W 96-91 1991-92 SC-Spartanburg W 105-87 1992-93 Elizabeth City State L 108-109 1992-93 Tampa W 93-80 1992-93 Athens State W 97-76 1992-93 Pfeiffer College L 80-97 1992-93 Livingston W 95-78 1992-93 Alabama A&M W 109-104 1992-93 Mississippi College W 76-65 1992-93 West Georgia W 109-87 1992-93 Valdosta State W 86-77 1992-93 Delta State L 63-81 1992-93 North Alabama W 109-95 1993-94 Fayetteville State W 75-71 1993-94 Johnson C. Smith W 73-69 1993-94 Berry College W 126-86 1993-94 Augusta College L 86-94 1993-94 Paine College W 79-58 1993-94 St. Thomas W 97-72 1993-94 Lenoir-Rhyne W 93-81

The all-time Gamecock basketball results for games played in Pete Mathews Coliseum

1993-94 Miles College W 128-102

1993-94 Shaw Univesity W 101-83

1993-94 Lee College L 105-106 1993-94 Oakland City W 87-73 1993-94 Covenant College W 93-75 1993-94 Lane College W 127-101 1993-94 Baptist Christian W 113-65 1993-94 Clark-Atlanta L 78-81 1994-95 Benedict College W 100-85 1994-95 Grand Canyon W 85-79 1994-95 Hampton University W 71-63 1994-95 Trevecca Nazarene W 101-64 1994-95 Saint Leo W 102-74 1994-95 Lindsey Wilson W 120-88 1994-95 Virginia Intermont W 130-84 1994-95 Lenoir-Rhyne W 78-69 1994-95 Knoxville College W 117-68 1994-95 Pfeiffer College W 99-84 1994-95 Clinch Valley W 100-69 1994-95 Oakland City W 95-79 1994-95 Covenant College W 111-91 1994-95 Tougaloo College W 96-77 1994-95 Bryan College W 129-102 1994-95 Lee College W 115-82 1994-95 Lane College W 114-93 1994-95 Baptist Christian W 120-58 1994-95 Miles College W 128-91 1994-95 Tennessee Temple W 93-55 1995-96 Baptist Christian W 93-72 1995-96 Freed-Hardeman W 91-65 1995-96 Miss. Valley St. W 102-94 1995-96 Central Florida L 73-93 1995-96 Stetson W 96-67 1995-96 Coll. of Charleston L 80-89 1995-96 Mercer L 95-99 1995-96 Georgia State W 83-65 1995-96 Samford W 78-65 1995-96 SE Louisiana W 92-84 1995-96 Centenary L 79-95 1995-96 Alabama State W 105-65 1996-97 Miss. Valley State L 91-103 1996-97 Alabama State L 71-82 1996-97 Marshall L 54-68 1996-97 Lenoir-Rhyne W 82-72 1996-97 Piedmont College L 73-75 1996-97 Campbell W 76-60 1996-97 Centenary W 71-68 1996-97 SE Louisiana W 68-66 1996-97 Florida Atlantic L 56-63 1996-97 Florida Int. L 68-71 1996-97 Samford L 59-61 1996-97 East Carolina L 54-82 1996-97 Georgia State W 82-79 1996-97 Mercer W 78-44 1997-98 Tennessee Tech L 74-82 1997-98 Alabama State W 82-80 (OT) 1997-98 Bethel College W 86-70 1997-98 Thomas College W 62-49 1997-98 Georgia Southern W 71-59 1997-98 Campbell L 82-83 1997-98 Coll. of Charleston L 63-88 1997-98 Central Florida L 80-89 1997-98 Troy State W 101-99 1997-98 Centenary W 75-68 1997-98 Samford W 59-56 1997-98 Mercer W 86-80 1997-98 Georgia State W 63-58 1998-99 East Carolina W 61-53 1998-99 West Georgia W 83-81 1998-99 Brewton-Parker W 78-49 1998-99 Mercer L 73-80 (OT) 1998-99 Troy State L 70-78 1998-99 Centenary L 54-64 1998-99 Georgia State L 63-66 1998-99 Central Florida L 64-82 1998-99 Florida Atlantic W 84-73 1998-99 Samford L 55-68 1998-99 Campbell W 68-60 1999-00 Miss Valley St. W 71-63 1999-00 Florida A&M W 66-58 1999-00 Georgia Southern L 84-87 1999-00 Georgia State W 81-79 1999-00 Morehead State L 59-66 1999-00 Clayton State W 72-63 1999-00 Florida Atlantic W 68-46 1999-00 Central Florida W 90-83 1999-00 Mississippi State L 61-73 1999-00 Samford W 69-65 1999-00 Campbell L 51-54 1999-00 Jacksonville W 74-68 1999-00 Stetson W 71-65 2000-01 Jacksonville L 40-51 2000-01 Tennessee State W 84-80 (OT) 2000-01 Stetson W 69-66 2000-01 Troy State W 79-74

Coliseum Year-By-Year

2000-01 Mercer W 71-64 2000-01 Birmingham-Southern L 63-68 2000-01 Samford L 53-61 2000-01 Campbell W 67-59 2000-01 Georgia State L 58-75 2000-01 Florida Atlantic W 79-70 2000-01 UCF W 69-60 2001-02 UCF W 72-69 2001-02 Florida Atlantic L 71-74 2001-02 Belmont L 72-74 2001-02 Georgia State W 81-75 2001-02 Campbell L 79-84 2001-02 Samford W 59-56 2001-02 Savannah State W 83-63 2001-02 Stetson W 90-78 2001-02 Jacksonville L90-100 (2OT) 2001-02 Morris Brown W 90-59 2001-02 Mercer W 95-68 2002-03 Alcorn State W 75-72 2002-03 Stetson W 101-82 (OT) 2002-03 Campbell W 82-78 2002-03 Gardner-Webb W 88-69 2002-03 Georgia State W 89-76 2002-03 UCF L 66-68 2002-03 Florida Atlantic W 83-77 2002-03 Savannah State W 87-71 2002-03 Samford W 74-63 2002-03 Belmont W 92-87 2002-03 Lipscomb W 96-72 2003-04 Alabama A&M W 74-68 2003-04 Shorter College W 97-90 2003-04 Jackson State W 71-63 2003-04 Tennessee Temple W 84-58 2003-04 Alcorn State W 74-41 2003-04 Austin Peay L 58-76 2003-04 Savannah State W 95-82 2003-04 Eastern Kentucky W 85-82 2003-04 Morehead State L 81-89 2003-04 Southeast Missouri W 79-64 2003-04 Eastern Illinois W 78-73 2003-04 Tennessee Tech W 80-59 2003-04 Samford W 71-51 2003-04 Tennessee State W 86-70 2004-05 Mississippi Valley State W 83-76 2004-05 Berry College W 85-73 2004-05 Shorter College W 112-94 2004-05 Samford L 64-68 (OT) 2004-05 Tennessee State L 69-93 2004-05 Tennessee-Martin L 71-75 2004-05 Murray State L 61-77 2004-05 Reinhardt W 73-62 2004-05 Austin Peay L 69-80 2004-05 Tennessee Tech W 88-87 (OT) 2004-05 Morehead State L 66-76 2004-05 Eastern Kentucky W 70-55 2005-06 Coastal Carolina W 82-71 2005-06 Tennessee Temple W 97-70 2005-06 Delaware State L 62-73 2005-06 Murray State L 72-91 2005-06 Southeast Missouri W 82-72 2005-06 Samford L 69-90 2005-06 Tennessee Tech L 67-79 2005-06 Tennessee State W 77-75 2005-06 Austin Peay W 91-86 2005-06 Tennessee Martin W 85-80 2005-06 Eastern Illinois W 66-51 2005-06 Morehead State W 77-68 2005-06 Eastern Kentucky L 71-72 2005-06 New Orleans W 79-74 2005-06 Eastern Kentucky W 86-59 2006-07 Wofford L 80-82 2006-07 Reinhardt W 95-72 2006-07 UMass L 69-100 2006-07 Samford L 53-54 2006-07 Tennessee Martin L 69-70 2006-07 Austin Peay L 63-78 2006-07 Eastern Kentucky W 66-56 2006-07 Morehead State W 67-62 2006-07 Tennessee State W 72-64 2006-07 Murray State L 61-63 2006-07 Tennessee Tech W 72-71 2006-07 Eastern Illinois L 65-69 2006-07 Southeast Missouri W 78-72 2007-08 Tennessee Temple W 99-74 2007-08 Berry College W 97-89 (OT) 2007-08 Central Arkansas L 68-82 2007-08 Murray State L 65-79 2007-08 Southeast Missouri L 80-81 2007-08 Samford L 53-57 2007-08 Tennessee Tech W 79-74 2007-08 Tennessee State W 83-79 2007-08 Austin Peay L 62-73 2007-08 Tennessee Martin L 70-81 2007-08 Eastern Illinois L 67-72 2007-08 Eastern Kentucky W 73-61

2007-08 Morehead State W 66-48 2007-08 Georgia State L 78-85 2008-09 West Alabama W 69-48 2008-09 Virginia Military Inst. W 95-67 2008-09 Berry College W 98-49 2008-09 Eastern Illinois L 69-78 2008-09 Southeast Missouri W 71-66 2008-09 Murray State L 56-63 2008-09 Tennessee-Martin L 73-92 2008-09 Morehead State W 57-52 2008-09 Eastern Kentucky W 75-70 2008-09 Tennessee State L 70-80 2008-09 Austin Peay L 60-72 2008-09 Tennessee Tech L 74-91 2009-10 West Alabama W 93-64 2009-10 UAB L 62-87 2009-10 Georgia Southern W 89-67 2009-10 Chattanooga L 80-71 2009-10 Tennessee Tech W 83-72 2009-10 Reinhardt W 79-53 2009-10 Norfolk State W 95-78 2009-10 Nicholls State L 55-60 2009-10 Eastern Kentucky W 68-65 2009-10 Morehead State L 71-78 2009-10 Tennessee State W 85-67 2009-10 Austin Peay L 64-66 2009-10 Southeast Missouri W 58-55 2009-10 Eastern Illinois W 70-55 2009-10 UT Martin W 80-68 2009-10 Murray State L 67-75 2009-10 Presbyterian L 55-59 2010-11 West Alabama W 79-58 2010-11 Southeastern Louisiana L 66-74 2010-11 Tennessee Tech L 62-64 2010-11 Southeast Missouri L 67-76 2010-11 Eastern Illinois L 54-61 2010-11 Murray State L 62-71 2010-11 UT Martin L 60-63 2010-11 Morehead State L 72-78 2010-11 Eastern Kentucky L 51-57 2010-11 Tennessee State W 76-73 2010-11 Austin Peay L 70-73 2011-12 Miles College W 87-64 2011-12 Alabama State W 78-65 2011-12 Eastern Kentucky L 53-59 2011-12 Reinhardt W 81-75 2011-12 Morehead State L 55-63 2011-12 Tennessee State W 72-65 2011-12 Eastern Illinois W 63-45 2011-12 SIU-Edwardsville W 76-65 2011-12 USC Upstate L 77-82 2011-12 Tennessee Tech L 68-76 2011-12 Presbyterian W 67-48 2011-12 Southeast Missouri W 69-59 2011-12 UT Martin W 77-46 2012-13 Reinhardt W 93-63 2012-13 Eastern Michigan W 61-54 2012-13 Alabama A&M W 79-61 2012-13 Martin Methodist W 79-64 2012-13 Tennessee Tech W 83-62 2012-13 Belmont L 62-73 2012-13 Tennessee State L 57-66 2012-13 Eastern Kentucky L 62-73 2012-13 Austin Peay W 81-74 2012-13 Murray State W 65-64 2012-13 Morehead State W 70-59 2012-13 Southeast Missouri W 67-65 2013-14 Alabama State L 73-84 2013-14 Dalton State W 85-61 2013-14 Fort Valley State W 78-66 2013-14 Alcorn State W 63-52 2013-14 Central Michigan W 82-73 2013-14 UT Martin W 70-65 2013-14 SIU Edwardsville W 61-52 2013-14 Eastern Illinois L 48-56 2013-14 Tennessee State W 70-64 2013-14 Tennessee Tech L 60-72 2013-14 Morehead State L 67-69 2013-14 Eastern Kentucky L 65-86 2013-14 Belmont L 53-76 2014-15 Miles W 88-71 2014-15 Savannah State W 74-71 2014-15 Fort Valley State W 81-49 2014-15 Winthrop W 79-76(OT) 2014-15 Dartmouth W 79-67 2014-15 UNC Asheville W 64-55 2014-15 Austin Peay W 71-59 2014-15 Murray State L 57-84 2014-15 Southeast Missouri L 52-69 2014-15 Eastern Kentucky W 71-67 2014-15 Morehead State L 63-66 2014-15 Belmont W 72-70 2014-15 Tennessee Tech W 82-68 2014-15 Tennessee State W 55-50 2015-16 Fort Valley State W 81-68

2015-16 Oakwood W 96-60

2015-16 Alabama A&M L 69-73

2015-16 Samford L 71-77

2015-16 Jacksonville U. L 82-86

2015-16 Alabama State L 60-63

2015-16 Northern Colorado W 79-76

2015-16 SIU Edwardsville W 72-67

2015-16 Eastern Illinois L 64-75

2015-16 UT Martin W 82-60

2015-16 Belmont L 63-72

2015-16 Tennessee State L 53-78

2015-16 Tennessee Tech L 58-68

2015-16 Eastern Kentucky L 54-76

2015-16 Morehead State L 71-82

2016-17 Dalton State W 81-50

2016-17 Murray State L 63-76 2016-17 Austin Peay W 71-68

2016-17 Fort Valley State W 81-69

2016-17 Eastern Kentucky L 52-57

2016-17 Morehead State L 69-72

2016-17 Southeast Missouri W 74-62

2016-17 Belmont L 53-66

2016-17 Tennessee State W 63-57

2016-17 Tennessee Tech L 78-79 (OT)

2017-18 Tennessee Wesleyan W 100-42

2017-18 Alabama State W 77-69

2017-18 Samford W 89-58

2017-18 ULM W 75-56

2017-18 USC-Upstate W 77-61

2017-18 Howard University W 62-60 2017-18 Chattanooga L 67-70

2017-18 Eastern Kentucky W 76-58

2017-18 Morehead State W 76-69

2017-18 Murray State W 76-71

2017-18 Austin Peay L 67-87

2017-18 UT Martin L 63-67

2017-18 Southeast Missouri W 78-60 2017-18 Tennessee Tech W 82-65 2017-18 Tennessee State L 47-65

2017-18 Belmont W 78-67

2018-19 North Alabama W 64-50 2018-19 Reinhardt W 109-77 2018-19 Eastern Illinois W 69-62 2018-19 SIUE W 90-54

2018-19 Belmont W 91-80 (OT) 2018-19 Tennessee Tech W 65-48 2018-19 Murray State W 88-68 2018-19 Austin Peay L 71-74

2018-19 Tennessee State W 84-65 2018-19 Morehead State W 65-64

2018-19 Eastern Kentucky W104-101(2OT) 2019-20 Brescia W 125-55 2019-20 Troy L 55-60 2019-20 Evansville W 85-59 2019-20 Delaware State W 85-59 2019-20 Carver College W 120-56 2019-20 Murray State L 68-72 2019-20 Austin Peay L 67-71 2019-20 Eastern Kentucky L 77-81 2019-20 Morehead State W 72-51 2019-20 Tennessee State L 62-72 2019-20 Belmont L 64-78 2019-20 Southeast Missouri W 65-58 2019-20 UT Martin W 72-58 2019-20 Tennessee Tech W 75-71

2020-21 Tennessee Tech W 74-50

2020-21 Carver College W 104-45 2020-21 UT Martin W 80-70 2020-21 Tennessee State W 65-64 2020-21 Belmont L 91-98

2020-21 Morehead State L 66-85

2020-21 Eastern Kentucky L 82-86 (ot)

2020-21 Eastern Illinois W 76-64

2020-21 SIUE W 80-60

2020-21 Murray State W 87-74

2020-21 Austin Peay W 75-67

2021-22 Alabama A&M W 70-47

2021-22 South Alabama L 64-74

2021-22 LaGrange W 110-80

2021-22 FIU W 66-59

2021-22 Carver College W 123-59

2021-22 Lipscomb W 88-83

2021-22 Florida Gulf Coast W 79-71

2021-22 Bellarmine W 65-60

2021-22 North Florida L 76-88

2021-22 Jacksonville W 64-58

2021-22 Central Arkansas L 62-72

2021-22 Eastern Kentucky W 81-68

2021-22 North Alabama W 69-52

2021-22 Kennesaw State W 78-67 2021-22 Jacksonville L 51-54

Individual Records

Game

Most Points, Home — 50, Mitchell Caldwell vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Points — 53, Jerry James vs. Florence, 1970-71

Most Points, One Half — 36, Howard Waldrop vs. Livingston, 1953-54

Most Field Goals — 24, Mitchell Caldwell vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Field Goals Attempted — 34, Mitchell Caldwell vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Rebounds — 32, Robert Clements vs. Shorter College, 1976-77

Most Foul Shots Attempted – 23, Bill Brantley vs. Athens, 1968-69

Most Foul Shots Made — 18, Walker D. Russell vs. Tennessee Tech, 2/5/05

Most Assists — 16, Todd Smyly vs. Montevallo, 1979-80; Melvin Allen vs. Delta State, 1982-83.

Most Consecutive Foul Shots — 18, Walker D. Russell vs. Tennessee Tech. 2/5/05

Season

Most Points — 658, Robert Lee Sanders, 1989-90

Highest Scoring Average — 26.3, Jerry James, 1970-71

Most Field Goals — 236, Robert Lee Sanders, 1988-89

Most Field Goals Attempted — 536, Robert Lee Sanders, 1988-89

*Best Field Goal Percentage — .747, Bill Brantley, 1966-67

Most Foul Shots Made — 196, Melvin Allen, 1984-85

Most Foul Shots Attempted — 248, Melvin Allen, 1984-85

Best Foul Shot Percentage — .903, Howard Waldrop 1953-54

Most Consecutive Foul Shots — 33, Todd Smyly, 1979-80

Most Rebounds — 439, Terry Owens, 1965-66

Best Rebound Average — 17.0, Buddy Cornelius, 1968-69

Most Assists — 258, Pat Madden, 1988-89

*Unofficial

Team Records

Game

Fewest Points — 19, vs. Oglethorpe, 1958-59

Fewest Points, One Half — 0 vs. Oglethorpe, 1958-59

Most Points — 149, vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Points, One Half — 87, vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Field Goals — 68, vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Foul Shots Made — 43, vs. Birmingham-Southern, 1966-67

Most Foul Shots Attempted — 60, vs. Alabama A&M, 1993

Most Fouls, Both Teams — 65, vs. Birmingham-Southern, 1966-67

Most Rebounds — 89, vs. Troy State, 1968-69

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made — 19, vs. Tennessee Temple, 11/12/07

Most Points In Road Game — 135 , vs Voorhees, 1991-92

Most Points At Home — 149, vs. John Marshall, 1963-64

Most Points, Both Teams at Jacksonville — 245 vs. Troy, 1989-90

Most Points, Both Teams On The Road — 225, vs. Mississippi College, 1965-66

Season

Most Games Won — 31, 1984-85

Most Games Lost — 25, 2010-11

Most Points Scored — 3,046, 1988-89

Highest Scoring Average — 99.5, 1991-92

Most Field Goals Attempted — 2,330, 1988-89

Most Field Goals Made — 1,136, 1988-89

Most 3-Point Field Goals, Made — 261, 2007-08

Most 3-Point Field Goals, Attempted — 709, 2015-16

Best Field Goal Percentage — 57.9, 1966-67

Most Foul Shots Attempted — 1,037, 1984-85

Most Foul Shots Made — 724, 1984-85

Best Free Throw Percentage — 82.3, 1966-67

Most Rebounds — 1,457, 1982-83

Most Assists — 667, 1984-85

Most Steals — 314, 2002-03

102-56 Alabama 1956-57

87-44 Alabama 11/28/98

91-48 Kentucky 11/21/00

100-57 UCF 2/24/01

95-53 Mississippi State 12/22/04

107-65 Georgia 11/9/07

95-55 Alabama 1955-56

Division I Records

Single Game

Most Points, Home -- 36, Greg Tucker vs Morehead State, 2015-16

Most Points -- 40, Jalen Gibbs at Elon 11/27/21

Most Field Goals --13, Omar Barlett at Oakland (12/30/02); Trenton Marshall at Southeast Missouri (1/4/10), 13, Jason Burnell at SIUE (3/2/19); 13, Jalen Gibbs (11/27/21)

Most Field Goals Attempted -- 25, Malcolm Drumwright vs. UT Martin, 2017-18

Most Three-Point Field Goals -- 10, Jalen Gibbs at Elon 11/27/21

Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted -- 19, Earl Bullock at Troy, 2/24/2001

Most Rebounds -- 19, Christian Cunningham at Eastern Illinois, 12/31/2016

Most Foul Shots Attempted -- 19, Walker D. Russell vs. Tennessee Tech, 2/5/05

Most Foul Shots Made -- 18, Walker D. Russell vs. Tennessee Tech, 2/5/05

Most Assists -- 14, Waler Russell vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1/22/2004

Best Free-Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) -- 1.000 (12-for-12), Nick Murphy at Murray State, 1/14/10; (10-for-10), Nick Murphy vs. Tennessee Tech, 12/5/09; (10-for-10), Walker D. Russell vs. Shorter, 11/23/04; (10-for-10) Walker D. Russell at Tennessee Tech, 2/9/06

Season Records

Most Points - 550, Jason Burnell, 2018-19

Highest Scoring Average - 17.7, Trenton Marshall, 2009-10

Most Field Goals - 194, Jason Burnell, 2018-19

Most Field Goals Attempted - 408, Brian Williams, 2011-12

Field Goal Percentage - .661, Christian Cunningham, 2017-18

Most Three-Point Field Goals -- 84, Demaree King, 2021-22

Most Foul Shots Made - 158, Darion Rackley, 2014-15

Most Foul Shots Attempted - 211, Darion Rackley, 2014-15

Most Consecutive Foul Shots - 23, Aaron Kelley, 1995-96

Best Foul Shot Percentage - .896 (112-for-125), Walker D. Russell, 2005-06

Most Rebounds - 308, Jason Burnell, 2018-19

Best Rebound Average - 9.6, Jason Burnell, 2018-19

Most Assists - 211, Walker D. Russell, 2004-05

Most Blocked Shots - 63, Jamal Hunter, 2014-15

Most Steals - 75, Jay Heard, 2002-03

Career

Most Points - 1498, Nick Murphy, 2007-11

Highest Scoring Average - 15.1, Darion Rackley, 2011-15

Most Field Goals - 531, Nick Murphy, 2007-11

Most Field Goals Attempted - 1227, Malcolm Drumwright, 2014-18

Field Goal Percentage - .621, Christian Cunningham, 2015-19

Most Foul Shots Made - 357, Walker D. Russell, 2003-06

Most Foul Shots Attempted - 644, Darion Rackley, 2011-15

Best Foul Shot Percentage - .842, Walker Russell, 2003-06

Most Rebounds - 864, Christian Cunningham, 2015-19

Team Records

Most Assists - 590, Walker Russell, 2003-06

Single Game

Fewest Points - 34, at Samford, 12/6/07

Most Points - 125, vs. Brescia, 11/12/19

Most Field Goals - 48, vs. Carver College, 12/28/19

Most Foul Shots Made - 31, vs. Tennessee Tech, 2/5/05; 31, vs. Mississippi Valley State, 11/24/99

Most Fouls - 33, vs. Florida Atlantic, 1995-96

Most Rebounds - 65, vs. Mercer, 1996-97

Most 3-point Field Goals - 19, vs. Tennessee Temple, 11/12/07

Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted - 43, vs. Tennessee Temple, 11/12/07

Most Points-Home - 125, vs. Brescia, 11/12/19

Most Points-Road - 98, at Alabama State, 1997-98

Most Points, Both Teams at Jacksonville - 205, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2/23/19 (JSU 104, EKU 101 (2OT))

Most Points, Both Teams On The Road - 206, vs. Shorter College, 11/23/04 (JSU 112, SC 94)

Season

Most Games Won - 24, 2018-19

Most Games Lost - 25, 2010-11

Most Points Scored - 2587, 2017-18

Highest Scoring Average - 81.6, 1995-96

Most Field Goals Attempted - 2091, 2017-18

Most Field Goals Made - 954, 2017-18

Most 3-point Field Goals Made - 297, 2021-22

Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted - 769, 2021-22

Best Field Goal Percentage - ..467, 2021-22

Most Foul Shots Attempted - 742, 2011-12

Most Foul Shots Made - 521, 1995-96

Best Foul Shot Percentage - .743, 2018-19

Most Rebounds - 1371, 2017-18

Most Assists - 542, 2017-18

Most Steals - 245, 2018-19

Field Goal % Leaders

Year Player Percentage FGM-FGA

2021-22 Brandon Huffman .640 119-186

2020-21 Brandon Huffman .587 111-178

2019-20 Jacara Cross .611 162-265

2018-19 Jacara Cross .629 56-89 2017-18 Christian Cunningham .661 109-165 2016-17 Christian Cunningham .613 117-191 2015-16 Christian Cunningham .558 48-86 2014-15 Jamal Hunter .511 68-133 2013-14 Jamal Hunter .622 56-90 2012-13 Nick Cook .500 57-114 2011-12 Ronnie Boggs .542 96-177 2010-11 Stephen Hall .488 137-281 2009-10 Amadou Mbodji .566 64-133 2008-09 Amadou Mbodji .551 49-89 2007-08 Amadou Mbodji .541 92-170 2006-07 Harold Crow .568 108-190 2005-06 Harold Crow .573 75-131 2004-05 Brandon Davis .505 92-182 2003-04 Josh Perry .582 82-141 2002-03 Omar Barlett .608 178-293 2001-02 Omar Barlett .576 155-269 2000-01 Mike McDaniel .563 151-268 1999-00 Brant Harriman .624 83-133 1998-99 Shawn Philpotts .570 49-86 1997-98 Jason Robinson .464 89-192 1996-97 Rusty Brand .623 109-175 1995-96 Rusty Brand .602 133-221 1994-95 Pat Armour .616 188-305 1993-94 Pat Armour .622 202-325 1992-93 Tracy Posey .561 119-212 1991-92 Charles Burkette .582 211-362 1990-91 Charles Burkette .575 206-358 1989-90 Cliff Dixon .571 144-252 1988-89 Henry Williams .550 143-259 1987-88 Derek Hicks .633 174-275

1986-87 Derek Hicks .675 131-194 1985-86 James Dudley .606 170-283 1984-85 Robert Guyton .590 181-307 1983-84 Earl Warren .559 174-311 1982-83 Robert Guyton .585 131-224 1981-82 Doug Creel .608 121-199 1980-81 Arnold Veasley .614 164-267 1979-80 Theodis Moore .629 78-124 1978-79 Robert Clements .583 186-319 1977-78 David Thomas .543 187-344 1976-77 Robert Clements .596 181-304 1975-76 Robert Clements .551 101-183 1974-75 Herman Brown .520 179-338 1973-74 Ron Money .525 188-358 1972-73 Ron Money .528 168-321 1971-72 Darryl Dunn .546 147-269 1970-71 Wendall Lawson .535 105-196 1969-70 Wayne Wigley .583 196-336 1968-69 Wayne Wigley .500 102-204 1967-68 Bill Brantley .747 152-269 1966-67 Bill Brantley .522 154-295 1965-66 Terry Owens .522 154-295 1964-65 Roger Pate .534 85-162

Free-Throw % Leaders

Year Player Percentage FTM-FTA

2021-22 Darian Adams .827 91-110

2020-21 Jalen Finch .773 68-88

2019-20 De’Torrion Ware .772 78-101

2018-19 Detrick Mostella .860 43-50

2017-18 Malcolm Drumwright .843 75-89

2016-17 Greg Tucker .815 97-119

2015-16 Greg Tucker .811 99-122

2014-15 Avery Moore .838 31-37

2013-14 Darion Rackley .747 148-198

2012-13 Tarvin Gaines .839 135-161

2011-12 Tarvin Gaines .789 90-114

2010-11 Nick Murphy .745 111-149

2009-10 Trenton Marshall .792 95-120

2008-09 Jeremy Bynum .745 38-51

2007-08 Will Ginn .829 34-41

2006-07 Courtney Bradley .776 104-134

2005-06 Walker D. Russell .896 112-125

2004-05 Walker D. Russell .838 150-179

2003-04 Trent Eager .836 92-110

2002-03 Scott Watson .845 60-71

2001-02 Scott Watson .857 48-56

2000-01 Brant Harriman .724 110-152 1999-00 Brant Harriman .769 90-117 1998-99 Jason Lewis .742 46-62 1997-98 Alex Beason .797 59-74

1996-97

Jay Knowlton .704 88-125 1995-96 Kenny Sorenson .848 67-79 1994-95 Jay Knowlton .845 49-58 1993-94 Tim Scott .771 37-48 1992-93 Anthony Kingston .768 136-177 1991-92 Willie Fisher .800 153-191 1990-91 Willie Fisher .826 100-121 1989-90 Anthony Kingston .784 91-116 1988-89 Johnny Pelham .837 73-87 1987-88 Johnny Pelham .816 71-87 1986-87 Kevin Riggan .785 44-56 1985-86 James Dudley .772 78-101 1984-85 Pat Williams .796 90-113 1983-84 Robert Spurgeon .761 89-117 1982-83 Andre King .853 99-116 1981-82 Doug Creel .809 106-131 1980-81 Todd Smyly .795 105-132 1979-80 Todd Smyly .845 142-168 1978-79 Todd Smyly .831 59-71 1977-78 Al Lankford .785 44-56 1976-77 Bruce Sherrer .784 73-93 1975-76 R.J.Bonds .819 50-61 1974-75 Darryl Dunn .797 59-74 1973-74 Bruce Stewart .792 61-77 1972-73 Larry Ginn .786 129-164 1971-72 Darryl Dunn .728 67-92 1970-71 Jerry James .752 137-182 1969-70 Jerry James .794 112-141 1968-69 Wayne Wigley .866 84-97 1967-68 Fred Lovvorn .866 84-97 1966-67 Paul Trammell .897 87-97 1965-66 Bill Jones .847 89-105 1964-65 Fred Lovvorn .802 77-96

Scoring Leaders

Year Player Points Average

2021-22 Darian Adams 477 15.4 2020-21 Darian Adams 424 15.7 2019-20 Jacara Cross 393 12.7 2018-19 Jason Burnell 550 17.2 2017-18 Malcolm Drumwright 472 13.1 2016-17 Malcolm Drumwright 439 12.5 2015-16 Malcolm Drumwright 337 14.0 2014-15 Darion Rackley 438 15.1 2013-14 Darion Rackley 394 13.1 2012-13 Tarvin Gaines 442 16.4 2011-12 Brian Williams 436 13.2 2010-11 Nick Murphy 433 15.5 2009-10 Trenton Marshall 460 17.7 2008-09 Jeremy Bynum 360 12.9 2007-08 Nick Murphy 365 13.0 2006-07 Courtney Bradley 510 17.0 2005-06 Courtney Bradley 443 15.3 2004-05 Walker D. Russell 421 14.5 2003-04 Trent Eager 376 13.4 2002-03 Omar Barlett 451 15.0 2001-02 Poonie Richardson 419 14.4 2000-01 Mike McDaniel 386 17.5 1999-00 Mike McDaniel 349 12.9 1998-99 Marlon Gurley 351 14.0 1997-98 Derrell Johnson 422 16.9 1996-97 Kenny Sorenson 410 15.2 1995-96 Aaron Kelley 407 15.1 1994-95 Pat Armour 473 18.9 1993-94 Pat Armour 527 21.1 1992-93 Anthony Kingston 460 17.7 1991-92 David Edmond 556 18.5 1990-91 Charles Burkette 514 19.0 1989-90 Robert Lee Sanders 658 22.7 1988-89 Robert Lee Sanders 637 19.3 1987-88 Robert Lee Sanders 461 16.5 1986-87 Terry Rutledge 342 14.9 1985-86 Pat Williams 492 18.2 1984-85 Melvin Allen 544 17.0 1983-84 Melvin Allen 572 18.5 1982-83 Andre King 387 12.1 1981-82 Doug Creel 348 13.4 1980-81 Randy Albright 479 15.9 1979-80 Tommy Bonds 507 18.8 1978-79 Robert Clements 412 16.4 1977-78 David Thomas 469 19.5 1976-77 Greg Davis 443 16.4 1975-76 Eddie Butler 371 15.4 1974-75 Eddie Butler, Herman Brown 400 14.8 1973-74 Ron Money 430 17.2 1972-73 Ron Money 416 16.0 1971-72 Darryl Dunn 353 16.1 1970-71 Jerry James 605 26.3

1969-70 Wayne Wigley, Danny Bryan 509 18.8

1968-69 Gary Angel 450 18.7

1967-68 Bill Brantley 410 17.1

1966-67 Bill Brantley 499 19.9

1965-66 Bill Jones 489 17.2

1964-65 Bill Jones 397 18.1

1963-64 Mitchell Caldwell 380 19.0

1962-63 Wendall Nix 416 20.8

1961-62 Wayne Ray 231 12.8

1960-61 Wendall Nix 278 13.9

1959-60 Earl Cleland 205 11.3

1958-59 Earl Cleland 314 13.1

1957-58 Donald Ginn 336 16.0

1956-57 Bill Laney 392 18.7

1955-56 Bryan Yates 255 13.4

1954-55 Howard Waldrop 447 17.9

1953-54 Howard Waldrop 407 22.6

1952-53 Milford Coan 236 10.7

1951-52 J.W. Richey 349 14.5 1950-51 Don Keith 338 12.1 1949-50 Robert Miller 438 15.0

1948-49 Eugene Keith 231 8.5

1947-48 James Ray Hamilton 280 9.3

Rebound Leaders

Year Player Rebounds Average

2021-22 Brandon Huffman 188 5.9

2020-21 Brandon Huffman 169 6.5

2019-20 Kayne Henry 213 6.9

2018-19 Jason Burnell 308 9.6

2017-18 Christian Cunningham 234 7.1

2016-17 Christian Cunningham 275 8.1

2015-16 Jeremy Watson 169 6.0

2014-15 D.J. Felder 169 5.5 2013-14 Nick Cook 162 5.2 2012-13 Ronnie Boggs 165 5.9 2011-12 Nick Cook 159 4.8 2010-11 Nick Murphy 167 6.0 2009-10 Nick Murphy 204 7.0 2008-09 Nick Murphy 148 5.3 2007-08 Amadou Mbodji 168 5.8 2006-07 Courtney Bradley 210 7.0 2005-06 Courtney Bradley 219 7.6 2004-05 Brandon Davis 132 4.7 2003-04 Trent Eager 169 6.0 2002-03 Omar Barlett 214 7.1 2001-02 Omar Barlett 187 6.4 2000-01 Brant Harriman 216 7.7 1999-00 Mike McDaniel 212 7.9 1998-99 Wes Fowler 136 5.2 1997-98 Jay Knowlton 149 5.7 1996-97 Rusty Brand 208 7.7 1995-96 Rusty Brand 239 8.9 1994-95 Pat Armour 255 10.2 1993-94 Pat Armour 363 14.5 1992-93 Anthony Kingston 200 7.7 1991-92 Charles Burkette 300 10.0 1990-91 Charles Burkette 269 10.0 1989-90 Cliff Dixon 221 7.9 1988-89 Cliff Dixon 341 10.3

1987-88 Derek Hicks 254 9.1

1986-87 Terry Rutledge 238 10.3

1985-86 Keith McKeller 300 11.5

1984-85 Keith McKeller 303 9.8

1983-84 Keith McKeller 302 9.7

1982-83 Keith McKeller 304 9.5

1981-82 David Carnegie 255 9.8

1980-81 Arnold Veasley 266 9.5

1979-80 Arnold Veasley 252 9.3

1978-79 Robert Clements 311 12.4

1977-78 Robert Clements 270 11.2

1976-77 Robert Clements 411 15.2

1975-76 Eddie Butler 244 10.1

1974-75 Eddie Butler 289 10.7

1973-74 Ron Money 271 10.8

1972-73 Ron Money 267 10.2

1971-72 Ron Money 241 9.6

1970-71 Jerry James 287 12.5

1969-70 Ken Rathbun 215 12.6

1968-69 Buddy Cornelius 385 15.5

1967-68 Terry Owens 439 15.1

1966-67 Terry Owens 299 13.5

OPPONENT W L

Air Force 0 2

Alabama 1 14

Alabama A&M 11 6

Alabama Christian 2 0

Alabama-Huntsville 13 3

Alabama State 6 6

Albany State 1 0

Alcorn State 5 1 Anniston Y 1 0

Appalachian State 0 1

Arkansas 0 1

Arkansas Little Rock 1 1

Arkansas Pine Bluff 1 0

Atlanta Sports Club 0 1

Armstrong State 2 0

Athens State 45 20

Auburn 0 11 Auburn-Montgomery 8 2 Augusta 0 2 Austin Peay 8 21 Ball State 0 1

Baptist Christian 3 0 Belhaven 2 0

Belk Hudson 1 0 Bellarmine 2 0

Belmont 9 15 Belmont-Abbey 1 1

Benedict College 1 0 Berry 39 6

Bethel 2 0

Birmingham-Southern 15 9 Bowling Green 0 1 Bradley 0 1 Brescia 1 0

Brewton Parker 1 0 Bradley 0 2 Bryan 4 1 Buffalo 0 1

Buster Miles 1 0 Cal State Fullerton 1 0 Calhoun Motors 5 0

California-Bakersfield 0 2 California-Los Angeles 0 1 California-Riverside 0 1 California-Santa Barbara 1 0

Campbell 5 4

Campbellsville College 1 0 Canisius 1 0

Carver College 4 0 Cedar Garden 1 0 Cedar Springs 1 0

Centenary 2 4

Central Arkansas 3 2

Central Florida 4 10

Central Michigan 1 2

Central Missouri 0 2

Chattanooga 17 19 Chicago State 1 1 Chicago State 2 1

Cincinnati 0 1 Clark-Atlanta 1 1 Clayton State 1 0 Cleveland State 0 1 Clinch Valley 1 0 Coastal Carolina 1 1 College of Charleson 0 3 Colorado Christian 0 1 Colorado School of Mines 1 0 Colorado State 0 1 Columbus College 0 1

Coppin State 1 0 Covenant 3 0

Cumberland College 1 0

Dalton State 2 0

Dartmouth 1 1 Delaware State 2 2

Delta State 27 20

Dillard 2 0

District of Columbia 1 0

Dominican College 1 0

Dothan Y 1 0

Drexel 1 0

Drury 0 1

East Carolina 2 2

Earl Paulk Institute 1 0

Eastern Illinois 12 14

Eastern Kentucky 14 24

Eastern Michigan 1 1

Elizabeth City 1 1

Elon 1 0

Evansville 2 0

Fayetteville State 1 0

Florida A&M 2 0

Florida Atlantic 6 7

Florida Gulf Coast 1 0

Florida International 1 4

Florida Memorial 1 0

Florida Southern 3 0

Florida State 0 3

OPPONENT

SERIES Records

W L

Florida Tech 1 0

Fort McClellan 1 1

Fort Valley State 4 0

Freed-Hardeman 2 0

Gadsden Tech 3 0

Gardner-Webb 2 0 Georgia 0 2

George Mason 0 1

Georgia Branch 7 1

Georgia College 3 0 Georgia Southern 2 4 Georgia State 23 8

Georgia Teachers 1 0

Grand Canyon 2 0 Hampton 1 0

House of David 1 1

Howard 2 0

Huntingdon 7 2 Illinois 0 1

Illinois State 0 1 Iowa State 0 1 Jackson State 1 2

Jacksonville 3 10 Jacksonville Y 1 0

John Marshall 3 0

Johnson C. Smith 1 0

Kennesaw State 2 1

Kentucky Wesleyan 2 1 Knoxville College 2 0

LaGrange 4 4 Lane 2 0 Lee 1 1

Lenoir-Rhyne 3 0

Liberty 1 0 Limestone 1 0

Lincoln Memorial 6 0 Lindsey Wilson 1 0 Lipscomb 4 0

Long Island 0 1 Louisiana-Monroe 1 2

Louisville 0 2

Loyola, New Orleans 0 1

Loyola Marymount 0 1 Maine 0 1

Maine-Michias 1 0

Marion 3 0 Marshall 0 4 Martin Methodist 1 0 Maryland 0 1 Maryville 3 1 UMass 1 1 McDill Air Force 2 0 Memphis 0 1 Mercer 9 10 Metro State 1 0 Michigan State 0 1 Michigan Tech 0 1 Miles 5 0 Milligan 1 0

Mississippi College 36 12 Mississippi Southern 1 2 Mississippi State 0 5

Mississippi Valley State 4 2 Missouri State 0 1

Mobile 1 0

Montana State-Billings 1 0 Montevallo (Alabama College) 21 9 Morehead State 16 25

Morningside 0 1

Murray State 6 24 Nebraska 0 1

New Mexico Highlands 1 0 New Orleans 1 1

New York Celtics 1 0

Nicholls State 4 9

Norfolk State 2 2

North Alabama 55 36

North Carolina A&T 1 1

North Carolina Asheville 2 0

North Carolina Central 0 1 North Florida 1 1

North Georgia 8 2

North Texas 0 1

Northeast Missouri 0 1

Northern Arizona 2 0

Northern Colorado 1 1

Northwest Missouri 1 0

Northwestern State 1 3

Oakland City 3 0

Oakland University 1 0

Oakwood 1 0

Oglethorpe 5 5

Ohatchee 1 0

Ole Miss 0 4 Opp 1 0

Oregon 0 2

OPPONENT W L

Oregon State 0 1

Paine 1 1

Peerless 2 5

Penn State 0 1

Pfeiffer College 2 1

Phillips College 3 0

Piedmont College 0 1 Piedmont Y 5 0 Presbyterian 3 2 Purdue 0 1 Redstone Arsenal 5 0 Regis 1 0 Reinhardt 6 0 Richmond 1 0 Rollins 0 1

Rust College 1 1 Samford 38 54

San Francisco State 0 1 Savannah State 7 0

Seattle 1 0 Seattle Pacific 0 1 Shaw 1 0

Shorter College 38 5 SMU 0 1

Snead 7 3

South Alabama 2 2

Southern Colorado 0 1

South Carolina 0 2

South Carolina State 0 1 South Dakota 1 0

South Dakota State 1 0

Southeastern Louisiana 6 11

Southeast Missouri 20 8

Southern 1 1 Southern Illinois 0 1

Southern Illinois Edwardsville 9 3

Southern Union 3 1

Stephen F. Austin 0 1 S.W. Louisiana 0 1 S. W. Missouri 1 0 S.W.Oklahoma 0 1 Sports Arena 0 1 Spring Hill 4 0 St. Augustine’s 1 0 St. Bernard 32 17 St. Leo 1 0 St. Thomas 1 0 Steed College 1 0 Stetson 8 5 Sylacauga Y 1 0 Sylacauga All-Stars 1 1 Tampa 4 0 TCU 0 1

Tennessee 0 1 Tennessee State 17 21 Tennessee Tech 20 19 Tenn.Temple 12 1 Tenn. Wesleyan 3 7

Texas El-Paso 0 1 Texas State 0 1 Texas Tech 0 1 Thomas College 1 0 Tougaloo 3 0 Trevecca 2 0 Troy 57 54 Tulane 0 1 Tulsa 1 0 Tusculum 2 0 UAB 0 6 UNLV 0 1 USC Upstate 3 2

UT Martin 45 23 Valdosta State 22 7

Valparaiso 0 1 Vanderbilt 0 1 VCU 0 2

Virginia Intermont 1 0 Virginia Tech 0 1 VMI 2 1

Virginia Union 1 0 Voorhees College 1 0

Walker College 1 0 Weber State 0 1

West Alabama 64 32

West Georgia 37 10

West Texas Stete 1 0

West Virginia 0 1

West Virginia State 1 0

Western Carolina 2 0

Western Kentucky 0 2

Whiskered Wizards 2 0 Wichita State 0 2 William and Mary 0 1 Winthrop 1 1 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 1 Wofford 0 2 YMCA 3 3

Robert Lee Sanders

6-2 • Guard Charleston, W.V. 1,983 points

Ron Money

6-11 - Center Dothan, Ala. 1,569 points

Robert Guyton

6-5 - Forward Birmingham, Ala.

1,521 points

Nick Murphy

6-4 – Guard/Forward Bronx, N.Y.

1,498 points

Keith McKellar

6-6 - Center Birmingham, Ala.

1,495 points

Malcolm Drumwright

6-2 - Guard, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.

1,429 points

Bill Brantley

6-5 - Guard Birmingham, Ala.

1,380 points

Buddy Cornelius

6-8 - Forward Birmingham, Ala 1,371 points

Robert Spurgeon

6-5 - Forward Cedartown, Ga. 1,357 points

Robert Clements

6-10 - Center Carbon Hill, Ala.

1,355 points

Anthony Kingston

6-4 - Guard/Forward Tanner, Ala.

1,350 points

Darion Rackley

6-3 - Guard St. Louis, Mo.

1,341 points

G FG 3FG FT Points

1986-87 19 83-241 32-94 28-44 227 1987-88 28 152-391 69-126 80-116 461 1988-89 33 236-536 73-217 88-124 637 1989-90 29 226-445 82-185 124-166 658

Career 109 697-1613 256-622 320-450 1983

G FG FT Points

1971-72 25 131-277 50-72 327

1972-73 28 168-321 69-101 416 1973-74 25 188-358 53-85 430 1974-45 27 166-330 64-82 396

Career 105 653-1286 236-340 1569

G FG FT Points

1981-82 26 124-239 76-123 324 1982-83 32 131-224 70-209 332 1983-84 30 150-281 87-135 387 1984-85 32 181-307 116-166 478

Career 120 586-1051 349-633 1521

G FG 3FG FT Points

2007-08 28 142-263 2-11 79-154 365 2008-09 28 98-200 0-4 85-131 281 2009-10 29 139-255 2-10 139-190 419 2010-11 28 152-327 18-49 111-149 433

Career 113 531-1045 22-74 414-624 1498

G FG FT Points

1982-83 32 148-257 56-102 352 1983-84 31 151-278 66-101 368 1984-85 31 135-241 74-120 344 1985-86 26 157-313 117-170 431

Career 120 591-1089 313-493 1495

G FG 3FG FT Points

2014-15 30 61-167 20-66 39-47 181 2015-16 24 117-283 31-91 72-93 337 2016-17 35 155-372 63-176 66-83 439 2017-18 36 162-405 73-202 75-89 472

Career 125 495-1227 187-535 252-312 1429

G FG FT Points

1965-66 29 43 43 101 1966-67 25 172 155 499 1967-68 24 152 106 410 1968-69 N/A 115 92 370

Career N/A 482 396-509 1380

G FG FT Points

1965-66 24 90 57 237 1966-67 25 158 123 439 1967-68 22 119 99 337 1968-69 N/A 129 88 358

Career N/A 496-996 367-522 1371

G FG FT Points

1982-83 32 146-307 50-89 342 1983-84 31 154-318 89-117 397 1984-85 32 131-253 72-107 334 1985-86 27 114-245 56-88 284

Career 122 545-1123 267-401 1357

G FG FT Points

1975-76 24 101-183 30-48 232 1976-77 27 181-304 60-87 422 1977-78 24 125-236 39-61 289 1978-79 25 186-319 40-64 412

Career 100 593-1042 169-260 1355

G FG 3FG FT Points

1989-90 29 83-195 31-89 91-116 288 1990-91 26 90-227 32-106 37-54 249 1991-92 30 111-239 32-99 99-131 353 1992-93 26 148-299 28-86 136-177 460

Career 111 432-960 123-380 363-478 1350

G FG 3FG FT Points

2011-12 32 68-177 23-95 88-121 247 2012-13 18 65-158 . 31-80 86-116 247 2013-14 30 112-282 32-116 153-204 409 2014-15 29 120-338 40-143 158-211 438

Career 109 365-955 126-434 485-652 1341

Melvin Allen

6-1 - Guard Harvest, Ala.

1,329 points

Charles Burkette

6-6 – Center

Montgomery, Ala.

1,317 points

Paul Trammell

6-2 - Guard Talladega, Ala.

1,295 points

Brian Williams

6-1 – Guard

Lawrenceville, Ga.

1,267 points

Al Lankford

6-5 - Forward Huntsville, Ala.

1,234 points

Jay Knowlton

6-5 - Forward Hartselle, Ala.

1,233 points

Aaron Kelly

6-3 - Guard Oxford, Ala.

1,223 points

Gary Angel

6-4 - Guard Jacksonville, Ala.

1,193 points

Jerry James

6-7 - Forward Rome, Ga.

1,188 points

Walker D. Russell

6-0 - Guard Pontiac, Mich

1,182 points

Jeremy Bynum

6-3 – Guard Oxford, Ala.

1,158 points

Earl Warren

6-1 - Guard

Oneonta, Ala.

1,156 points

1000 POINT CLUB

G FG FT Points

1982-83 31 66-144 81-133 213 1983-84 31 198-385 176-235 572 1984-85 32 174-341 196-248 544

Career 94 438-870 453-616 1329

G FG 3FG FT Points

1989-90 29 105-194 4-20 53-75 267 1990-91 26 199-345 10-25 89-125 497 1991-92 30 211-362 12-35 119-161 553

Career 85 515-901 26-80 261-361 1317

G FG FT Points

1964-65 22 93 56 240 1965-66 29 155 55 364 1966-67 25 192 87 471 1967-68 22 87 46 220

Career 98 527 244 1295

G FG 3FG FT Points

2010-11 30 52-135 17-58 18-27 139 2011-12 33 165-408 57-167 49-77 436 2012-13 28 136-338 51-141 44-76 367 2013-14 29 113-301 23-95 76-125 325

Career 120 466-1182 148-461 187-305 1267

G FG FT Points

1976-77 27 128-237 54-78 310 1977-78 23 87-198 44-56 218 1978-79 25 155-287 91-116 401 1979-80 27 116-247 73-106 305

Career 102 486-969 262-356 1234

G FG 3FG FT Points

1994-95 25 71-139 28-64 49-58 219 1995-96 27 80-193 38-111 28-48 226 1996-97 27 111-244 57-134 88-125 367 1997-98 26 130-298 52-145 109-141 421

Career 105 392-874 175-454 274-372 1233

G FG 3FG FT Points 1993-94 23 47-98 13-38 17-32 124 1994-95 25 114-224 13-52 62-92 303 1995-96 27 135-323 49-156 88-124 407 1996-97 26 134-310 43-141 78-112 389

Career 101 430-955 118-387 245-360 1223

G FG FT Points

1965-66 21 35 39 109 1966-67 25 73 57 203 1967-68 26 154 133 441 1968-69 N/A 184 71 440

Career N/A 446 300-378 1193

G FG FT Points 1967-68 24 39 39 117 1968-69 N/A N/A N/A N/A 1969-70 N/A N/A 112 N/A 1970-71 23 234 137 605

Career N/A N/A N/A 1188

G FG 3FG FT Points

2003-04 28 120-253 20-62 95-120 355 2004-05 29 126-292 19-58 150-179 421 2005-06 29 124-289 46-106 112-125 406

Career 86 370-834 85-226 357-424 1182

G FG 3FG FT Points

2007-08 22 61-147 41-109 10-15 173 2008-09 28 127-321 68-175 38-51 360 2009-10 30 113-269 58-143 31-40 315 2010-11 30 105-267 62-157 38-52 310

Career 110 406-1004 229-584 117-158 1158

G FG FT Points 1981-82 26 31-72 34-56 96 1982-83 32 57-112 53-84 167 1983-84 31 174-311 99-143 449 1984-85 32 168-317 108-153 444

Career 121 430-812 294-436 1156

POINTS SCORED

1. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 1,983

2. Ron Money (1971-75) 1,569

3. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 1,521

4. Nick Murphy (2007-11) 1,498

5. Keith McKeller (1982-86) 1,495

6. Malcolm Drumwright 1,429

7. Bill Brantley (1965-69) 1,380

8. Buddy Cornelius (1965-69) 1,371

9. Robert Spurgeon (1982-86) 1,357

10. Robert Clements (1975-79) 1,355

POINTS SCORED (DIVISION I)

1498 Nick Murphy (113 games) 2007-11

1429 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18

1341 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15

1267 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14

1182 Walker D. Russell (86 games) 2003-06

1158 Jeremy Bynum (110 games) 2007-11

1014 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98

953 Courtney Bradley (59 games) 2005-07

943 Jason Burnell (67 games) 2017-19

928 Stephen Hall (102 games) 2008-12

SCORING AVERAGE (DIVISION

I)

17.9 Trenton Marshall (26 games) 2009-10

16.2 Courtney Bradley (59 games) 2005-07

15.5 Darian Adams (58 games) 2020-22

15.0 Mike McDaniel (49 games) 1999-01

15.0 Aaron Kelly (53 games) 1995-98

14.6 Omar Barlett (59 games) 2001-03

14.5 Poonie Richardson (59 games) 2001-03

14.1 Jason Burnell (67 games) 2017-19

13.7 Walker D. Russell (86 games) 2003-06

13.5 Tarvin Gaines (58 games) 2011-13

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 697

2. Ron Money (1971-75) 653 3. Robert Clements (1975-79) 593 4. Keith McKeller (1982-86) 591 5. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 586 6. Robert Spurgeon (1982-86) 545 7. Nick Murphy (2007-11) 531 8. Paul Trammell (1964-68) 527 9. Charles Burkette (1089-92) 515 10. Buddy Cornelius (1965-69) 496

FIELD GOALS MADE (DIVISION I)

531 Nick Murphy (113 games) 2007-11

495 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18

466 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14

406 Jeremy Bynum (110 games) 2007-11

385 Christian Cunningham (124 games) 2015-19

370 Walker D. Russell (86 games) 2003-06

359 Stephen Hall (102 games) 2008-12

365 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15

357 Courtney Bradley (59 games) 2005-07

338 Jason Burnell (67 games) 2017-19

333 Omar Barlett (59 games) 2001-03

321 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

1. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 1,613 2. Ron Money (1971-75) 1,286 3. Malcolm Drumwright (2014-18) 1,227 4. Brian Williams (2010-14) 1,182 5. Robert Spurgeon (1982-86) 1,123 6. Fred Lovvorn (1964-68) 1,112 7. Keith McKeller (1982-86) 1,089 8. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 1,050 9. Nick Murphy (2007-11) 1,045 10. Robert Clements (1975-79) 1,042

FIELD

GOALS ATTEMPTED (DIVISION I)

1,227 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18

1,182 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14

1,045 Nick Murphy (113 games) 2007-11

1,004 Jeremy Bynum (110 games) 2007-11

955 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15

834 Walker D. Russell (86 games) 2003-06

786 Stephen Hall (102 games) 2008-12

735 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98

733 Courtney Bradley (59 games) 2005-07

718 Darian Adams (58 games) 2020-22

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 300 ATTEMPTS)

1. Derek Hicks (1986-88) .650 (305-469)

2. Pat Armour (1994-96) .622 (202-325)

3. Christian Cunningham (2015-19) .621 (385-620)

4. Rusty Brand (1993-97) .611 (309-506)

5. Brandon Huffman (2020-22) .613 (230-375)

6. Arnold Veasley (1979-81) .601 (292-486)

7. Omar Barlett (2001-03) .593 (333-562)

8. Jacara Cross (2016-20) .587 (314-535)

9. Bill Brantley (1965-69) .578 (482-834)

10. Charles Burkette (1989-92) .571 (259-361)

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (DIVISION I) (MINIMUM 300 ATTEMPTS)

.621 Christian Cunningham (385-620) 2015-19 .616 Pat Armour (188-305) 1995-96 .613 Brandon Huffman (230-375) 2020-22 .605 Rusty Brand (287-474) 1995-97 .593 Omar Barlett (333-562) 2001-03 .587 Jacara Cross (314-535) 2016-20 .570 Harold Crow (183-321) 2005-07 .565 Mike McDaniel (299-529) 1999-01 .554 John Sessions (108-195) 1995-96 .548 Tracy Posey (229-418) 1995-97 .533 Brant Harriman (177-332) 1999-01 .533 Amadou Mbodji (225-422) 2006-10

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Robert Lee Sanders (1986-90) 256

2. Jeremy Bynum (2007-11) 229

3. Malcolm Drumwright (2014-18) 187

4. Pat Madden (1988-91) 178

5. Jay Knowlton (1994-98) 175

6. Brian Williams (2010-14) 148

7. B.J. Spencer (2004-06) 137

8. Scott Watson (2000-04) 136 9. Poonie Richardson (2001-03) 134 10. Darian Adams (2020-22) 132

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (DIVISION I) 229 Jeremy Bynum (110 games) 2007-11 187 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18 148 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14 147 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98 137 B.J. Spencer (56 games) 2004-06 136 Scott Watson (115 games) 2000-04 134 Poonie Richardson (59 games) 2001-03 132 Darian Adams (58 games) 2020-22 131 Will Ginn (59 games) 2006-08 128 Demaree King (59 games) 2020-pres,

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (DIVISION I) 1. Robert Lee Sanders (1986-90) 622 2. Jeremy Bynum (2007-11) 584 3. Malcolm Drumwright (2014-18) 535 4. Pat Madden (1988-91) 461 4. Brian Williams (2010-14) 461 6. Jay Knowlton (1995-99) 454 7. Darion Rackley(2011-15) 434 8. Aaron Kelly (1994-97) 387 9. Anthony Kingston (1990-93) 380 10. Marlon Gurley (1998-00) 370 10. Will Ginn (2006-08) 370

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (DIVISION I) 584 Jeremy Bynum (110 games) 2007-11 535 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18 461 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14 434 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15 390 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98 370 Will Ginn (59 games) 2006-08 368 Scott Watson (115 games) 2000-04 352 Darian Adams (58 games) 2020-22 346 Poonie Richardson (59 games) 2001-03 346 Greg Tucker (66 games) 2015-17

3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (DIVISION I) (MINIMUM 50 MADE) .440 Erik Durham (125-284) 2015-17 .438 Demaree King (128-192) 2020-pres. .419 Jonathan Toles (72-172) 2007-09 .413 B.J. Spencer (137-332) 2004-06 .411 Alex Beason (51-124) 1998-99 .403 Jalen Gibbs (77-191) 2021-22 .399 J.J. Wesley (65-163) 2007-08 .392 Jeremy Bynum (229-584) 2007-11 .389 James Denson (96-247) 2002-04 .387 Poonie Richardson (134-346) 2001-03

REBOUNDS

1. Buddy Cornelius (1965-69) 1,274

2. Keith McKeller (1982-86) 1,209

3. Robert Clements (1975-79) 1,179

4. Ron Money (1971-75) 1,050

5. Christian Cunningham (2015-19) 864

6. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 809

7. Charles Burkette (1989-92) 769

8. Robert Spurgeon (1982-86) 746

9. Terry Owens (1964-66) 738

10. Henry Williams (1986-90) 705

REBOUNDS (DIVISION I)

864 Christian Cunningham (327o-537d) 2015-19

679 Nick Murphy (283o-441d) 2007-11

543 Rusty Brand (164o-379d) 1995-98

528 Amadou Mbodji (209o-319d) 2006-10

524 Kayne Henry (175o-349d) 2019-22

518 Jason Burnell (164o-354d) 2017-19

515 Nick Cook (212o-303d) 2010-14

500 Stephen Hall (199o-301d) 2008-12

495 Norbertas Giga (128o-367d) 2016-18

429 Courtney Bradley (137o-292d) 2005-07

REBOUNDING AVERAGE (DIVISION I)

(MINIMUM 40 GAMES)

8.4 Brant Harriman (50 games) 1999-01

7.7 Jason Burnell (67 games) 2017-19

7.6 Mike McDaniel (49 games) 1999-01

7.2 Norbertas Giga (69 games) 2016-18

7.3 Courtney Bradley (59 games) 2005-07

7.0 Christian Cunningham (124 games) 2015-19

6.9 Rusty Brand (79 games) 1995-98

6.8 Omar Barlett (59 games) 2001-03

6.7 Tracy Posey (52 games) 1995-97

6.2 Brandon Huffman (58 games) 2020-22

6.2 Kenny Sorenson (54 games) 1996-98

FREE THROWS MADE

1. Darion Rackley (2011-15) 485 (Att. 652)

2. Melvin Allen (1982-85) 463 (Att. 595)

3. Nick Murphy (2007-11) 414 (Att. 624)

4. Bill Brantley (1965-69) 396 (Att. 509)

5. Buddy Cornelius (165-69) 367 (Att. 522)

6. Anthony Kingston (1990-93) 363 (Att. 478)

7. Walker D. Russell (2003-06) 357 (Att. 424)

8. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 349 (Att. 533)

9. Todd Smyly (1978-82) 343 (Att. 424)

10. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 320 (Att. 450)

FREE THROWS MADE (DIVISION I)

485 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15

414 Nick Murphy (113 games) 2007-11

357 Walker D.Russell (86 games) 2003-06

252 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18

225 Tarvin Gaines (58 games) 2011-13

225 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98

211 Jason Burnell (67 games) 2017-19

200 Brant Harriman (50 games) 1999-01

197 Dorien Brown (75 games) 2004-08

196 Greg Tucker (66 games) 2015-17

196 Omar Barlett (59 games) 2001-03

196 Stephen Hall (102 games) 2008-12

FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED

1. Darion Rackley (2011-15) 652

1. Nick Murphy (2007-11) 624

2. Melvin Allen (1982-85) 595 3. Malcolm Drumwright (2014-18) 535 4. Robert Guyton (1981-85) 533 5. Buddy Cornelius (1965-69) 522 6. Bill Brantley (1965-69) 509 7. Keith McKeller (1982-86) 493 8. Anthony Kingston (1990-93) 478 9. Robert Spurgeon (1982-86) 461 10. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 450

CAREER Records

FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED (DIVISION I)

652 Darion Rackley (109 games) 2011-15 624 Nick Murphy (113 games) 2007-11

424 Walker Russell (86 games) 2003-06

371 Dorien Brown (75 games) 2004-08

351 Omar Barlett (59 games) 2001-03

314 Jay Knowlton (80 games) 1995-98

312 Malcolm Drumwright (125 games) 2014-18

305 Brian Williams (120 games) 2010-14

294 Nick Cook (118 games) 2010-14

292 Stephen Hall (102 games) 2008-12

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (DIVISION I) (MINIMUM 50 MADE)

.843 Avery Moore (59-70) 2013-15

.841 Ty Hudson (69-82) 2018-19

.842 Walker Russell (357-424) 2003-06 .825 Will Ginn (66-80) 2006-08

.818 Tarvin Gaines (225-275) 2011-13

.813 Greg Tucker (196-241) 2015-17

.808 Malcolm Drumwright 2014-18

.797 Darian Adams (173-217) 2020-22

.797 Alex Beason (59-74) 1998-99

.796 Jason Burnell (211-265) 2017-19 .793 Scott Watson (188-237) 2000-04 .792 Trenton Marshall (95-120) 2009-10 .787 Ty Hudson (118-150) 2017-20 .782 De’Torrion Ware (97-124) 2018-20 .774 Derrell Johnson (89-115) 1997-99

ASSISTS

1. Pat Madden (1988-91) 699

2. Melvin Allen (1982-85) 645

3. Todd Smyly (1978-82) 610

4. Walker Russell (2003-06) 590

5. DeAndre Bray (2005-09) 524

6. Earl Warren (1981-85) 461 7. Robert Lee Sanders (1987-90) 459 8. Malcolm Drumwright (2014-19) 404 9. Brian Williams (2010-14) 368 10. Scott Watson (2000-2004) 366

ASSISTS (DIVISION I)

590 Walker Russell 2003-06 524 DeAndre Bray 2005-09 404 Malcolm Drumwright 2014-18 368 Brian Williams 2010-14 366 Scott Watson 2000-04 262 Jalen Finch 2020-22 239 Poonie Richardson 2001-03 228 Nick Murphy 2007-11 205 Darion Rackley 2011-15 205 Will Ginn 2006-08 202 Darian Adams 2020-22

BLOCKS (DIVISION I)

215 Christian Cunningham 2015-19 162 Amadou Mbodji 2006-10 133 Nick Cook 2010-14 114 Dorien Brown 2004-08 110 Jamal Hunter 2013-15 81 Jacara Cross 2016-20 77 Rusty Brand 1995-98 75 Sean Thurston 2009-11 66 Brandon Huffman (2020-22) 64 Jason Burnell 2017-19 62 Brant Harriman 1999-01 59 Norbertas Giga 2016-18

STEALS (DIVISION I)

190 Nick Murphy 2007-11 170 Jay Heard 2001-03 160 Walker Russell 2003-06 156 DeAndre Bray 2005-09 140 Darion Rackley 2011-15 137 Brian Williams 2010-14 133 Scott Watson 2000-04 115 Jamall Gregory 2017-19 104 Anthony Wilson 2002-06 99 Darion Rackley 2011-15

GAMES PLAYED

125 Malcolm Drumwright 2014-18

124 Christian Cunningham 2015-19

120 Brian Williams 2010-14

118 Nick Cook 2010-14

115 Scott Watson 2000-04

115 DeAndre Bray 2005-09

113 Nick Murphy 2007-11

112 Emerson Brown 2000-04

111 Josh Perry 2000-04 110 Jeremy Bynum 2007-11

GAMES STARTED

124 Jacara Cross 2016-20 104 Malcolm Drumwright 2014-18 100 Christian Cunningham 2015-19 94 Brian Williams 2010-14 88 Jeremy Bynum 2007-11 83 Kayne Henry 2019-22 83 Nick Murphy 2007-11 83 Walker Russell 2003-06 80 Scott Watson 2000-04

78 Aaron Kelly 1995-98

71 Amadou Mbodji 2006-10 69 Stephen Hall 2008-12

MINUTES PLAYED

3821 Malcolm Drumwright 2014-18 3644 Brian Williams 2010-14 3264 Scott Watson 2000-04 3406 Nick Murphy 2007-11 3078 Christian Cunningham 2015-19 3021 Walker Russell 2003-06 2963 Darion Rackley 2011-15 2865 Jeremy Bynum 2007-11 2626 DeAndre Bray 2005-09 2578 Jay Knowlton 1995-99 2508 Stephen Hall 2008-12

MINUTES AVERAGE

35.1 Nick Murphy 2007-11 35.1 Walker Russell 2003-06 34.4 Darian Adams 2020-22 33.9 Will Ginn 2006-08 33.1 Poonie Richardson 2001-03 31.8 Erik Durham 2015-17 31.6 Jalen Finch 2020-22 31.5 Courtney Bradley 2005-07 31.4 Jay Heard 2001-03 31.4 Trenton Marshall 2009-10 31.1 Jonathan Toles 2007-09 30.8 B.J. Spencer 2004-06

DIVISION I SEASON RECORDS

SCORING (SEASON)

Points

550 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

510 Courtney Bradley (30 games) 2006-07

477 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

473 Pat Armour (25 games) 1995-96

472 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

460 Trenton Marshall (26 games) 2009-10

451 Omar Barlett (30 games) 2002-03

443 Courtney Bradley (29 games) 2005-06

442 Tarvin Gaines (27 games) 2012-13

439 Malcolm Drumwright (35 games) 2016-17

438 Poonie Richardson (30 games) 2002-03

Scoring Average (minimum five games)

18.9 Pat Armour (25 games) 1995-96

17.7 Trenton Marshall (26 games) 2009-10

17.5 Mike McDaniel (22 games) 2000-01

17.2 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

17.0 Courtney Bradley (30 games) 2006-07

16.9 Derrell Johnson (25 games) 1998-99

16.4 Tarvin Gaines (28 games) 2012-13

16.2 Jay Knowlton (26 games) 1998-99

15.7 Darian Adams (27 games) 2020-21

15.5 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2010-11

15.4 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

15.3 Courtney Bradley (29 games) 2005-06

15.2 B.J. Spencer (27 games) 2005-06

15.2 Kenny Sorenson (27 games) 1997-98

FIELD GOALS (SEASON)

Field Goals Made

194 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

188 Pat Armour (25 games) 1995-96

187 Courtney Bradley (30 games) 2006-07

178 Omar Barlett (30 games) 2002-03

177 Marlon Hunter (33 games) 2018-19

170 Courtney Bradley (29 games) 2005-06

162 Jacara Cross (31 games) 2019-20

162 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

165 Brian Williams (33 games) 2011-12

158 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

157 Kenny Sorenson (27 games) 1997-98

155 Malcolm Drumwright (35 games) 2016-17

155 Omar Barlett (29 games) 2001-02

Field Goals Attempted

408 Brian Williams (33 games) 2011-12

405 Courtney Bradley (30 games) 2006-07

405 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

391 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

383 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

372 Malcolm Drumwright (35 games) 2016-17

370 Marlon Hunter (33 games) 2018-19

370 Trenton Marshall (26 games) 2009-10

339 Poonie Richardson (30 games) 2002-03

338 Darion Rackley (29 games) 2014-15

338 Brian Williams (28 games) 2012-13

Field

Goal

Percentage (minimum five made)

.667 Chris Hill (12-18) 1995-96

.667 Shawn Philpotts (12-18) 1999-00

.611 Jacara Cross (162-265) 2019-20

.661 Christian Cunningham (109-165) 2017-18

.640 Brandon Huffman (119-186) 2021-22

.629 Jacara Cross (56-89) 2018-19

.624 Christian Cunningham (111-178) 2018-19

.624 Brant Harriman (83-133) 1999-00

.623 Rusty Brand (109-175) 1997-98

.622 Jamal Hunter (56-90) 2013-14

.616 Pat Armour (188-305) 1995-96

.613 Christian Cunningham (117-191) 2016-17

.608 Omar Barlett (178-293) 2002-03

.602 Rusty Brand (133-221) 1996-97

3-POINT FIELD GOALS (SEASON)

3-Point Field Goals Made

84 Demaree King (32 games) 2021-22

82 B.J. Spencer (27 games) 2005-06

77 Jalen Gibbs (32 games) 2021-22

75 Erik Durham (35 games) 2016-17

73 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

70 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

70 Will Ginn (29 games) 2007-08

69 Greg Tucker (35 games) 2016-17

69 Poonie Richardson (29 games) 2001-02

68 Jeremy Bynum (28 games) 2008-09

66 Scott Watson (28 games) 2003-04

65 Avery Moore (30 games) 2014-15 65 Poonie Richardson (30 games) 2002-03 65 J.J. Wesley (24 games) 2007-08

3-Point Field Goals Attempted

202 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

199 Avery Moore (30 games) 2014-15

196 Greg Tucker (35 games) 2016-17

191 Jalen Gibbs (32 games) 2021-22

191 Will Ginn (29 games) 2007-08

186 Demaree King (32 games) 2021-22

184 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

182 Poonie Richardson (29 games) 2001-02

179 B.J. Spencer (27 games) 2005-06 179 Will Ginn (30 games) 2006-07

176 Malcolm Drumwright (35 games) 2016-17

175 Jeremy Bynum (28 games) 2008-09

171 Earl Bullock (27 games) 2000-01

3-Point FG Percentage (minimum five made)

.600 Frankie Bougher (15-25) 2010-11 .600 Jason Taylor (6-10) 2000-01

.560 Marek Welsch (14-25) 2019-20 .486 Jonathan Toles (36-74) 2007-08 .484 Erik Durham (75-155) 2016-17 .458 B.J. Spencer (82-179) 2005-06 .455 Erik Adams (10-22) 2007-08 .452 Demaree King (84-186) 2021-22 .450 Cam Jones (9-20) 2019-20 .438 Jay Knowlton (28-64) 1995-96 .434 Walker Russell (46-106) 2005-06

FREE THROWS (SEASON)

Free Throws Made

Darion Rackley (29 games) 2014-15 150 Walker Russell (29 games) 2004-05 148 Darion Rackley (30 games) 2013-14 139 Nick Murphy (29 games) 2009-10 135 Tarvin Gaines (27 games) 2012-13 133 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19 112 Walker Russell (29 games) 2005-06 111 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2010-11 110 Brant Harriman (28 games) 2000-01 109 Jay Knowlton (26 games) 1998-99 107 Jonathan Toles (28 games) 2008-09

Free Throws Attempted

Darion Rackley (30 games) 2014-15 198

Darion Rackley (30 games) 2013-14 190 Nick Murphy (29 games) 2009-10 179 Omar Barlett (30 games) 2002-03 179 Walker Russell (29 games) 2004-05

Omar Barlett (29 games) 2001-02 166 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19 164 Pat Armour (25 games) 1995-96 161

Tarvin Gaines (27 games) 2012-13 154 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2007-08

Free Throw Percentage

(minimum five made)

.926 J.J. Wesley (25-27) 2007-08

.900 Randall Smith (9-10) 2014-15

.896 Walker Russell (112-125) 2005-06

.860 Detrick Mostella (43-50) 2018-19

.857 Scott Watson (48-56) 2001-02

.848 Avery Moore (28-33) 2013-14

.848 Kenny Sorenson (67-79) 1996-97

.846 Teraes Clemmons (22-26) 2013-14

.845 Scott Watson (60-71) 2002-03

.845 Jay Knowlton (49-58) 1995-96

REBOUNDING (SEASON)

Rebounds

308 Jason Burnell (100o-208d) 2018-19

275 Christian Cunningham (100o-175d) 2016-17

267 Norbertas Giga (57o-210d) 2016-17

255 Pat Armour (82o-173d) 1995-96

245 Christian Cunningham (150o-245d)2018-19

239 Rusty Brand (75o-164d) 1996-97

228 Norbertas Giga (71o-157d) 2017-18

219 Courtney Bradley (61o- 158d) 2005-06

216 Brant Harriman (66o-150d) 2000-01

Rebounding Average

(minimum five games)

10.2 Pat Armour (25 games) 1995-96

9.6 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

9.3 Brant Harriman (22 games) 1999-00

8.9 Rusty Brand (27 games) 1996-97

8.1 Norbertas Giga (33 games) 2016-17

8.1 Christian Cunningham (34 games) 2016-17

7.9 Mike McDaniel (27 games) 1999-00

7.7 Christian Cunningham (32 games) 2018-19

7.7 Brant Harriman (28 games) 2000-01

7.7 Rusty Brand (27 games) 1997-98

7.6 Courtney Bradley (29 games) 2005-06

ASSISTS (SEASON)

Assists

211 Walker Russell 2004-05 197 Walker Russell 2005-06 185 DeAndre Bray 2007-08 182 Walker Russell 2003-04 156 DeAndre Bray 2006-07 146 Tim Scott 1995-96

142 Rashard Willie 1999-00 138 DeAndre Bray 2008-09 135 Malcolm Drumwright 2016-17 132 Jalen Finch 2021-22 132 Jamaal Hickman 1998-99

Assists

Average (minimum five games)

7.3 Walker Russell (29 games) 2004-05

6.8 Walker Russell (29 games) 2005-06

6.5 Walker Russell (28 games) 2003-04

6.4 DeAndre Bray (29 games) 2007-08 5.8 Tim Scott (25 games) 1995-96

5.2 DeAndre Bray (30 games) 2006-07

5.1 Jamaal Hickman (26 games) 1998-99

5.1 Rashard Willie (28 games) 1999-00

4.9 DeAndre Bray (28 games) 2008-09

4.8 Jalen Finch 27 games) 2020-21

4.4

BLOCKED SHOTS (SEASON)

Blocked Shots

63 Jamal Hunter 2014-15 59 Christian Cunningham 2016-17 57 Christian Cunningham 2017-18 57 Amadou Mbodji 2007-08 54 Christian Cunningham 2018-19 48 Nick Cook 2012-13 48 Nick Cook 2011-12 48 Amadou Mbodji 2009-10 47 Dorien Brown 2005-06 45 Christian Cunningham 2015-16 45 Jamal Hunter 2013-14

Blocked Shots Average

(minimum five games)

2.1 Jamal Hunter (30 games) 2014-15

2.0 Amadou Mbodji (29 games) 2007-08

1.8 Amadou Mbodji (27 games) 2009-10 1.8 Christian Cunningham (25 games) 2015-16

1.7 Christian Cunningham (34 games) 2016-17

1.7 Christian Cunningham (33 games) 2017-18

1.7 Nick Cook (28 games) 2012-13

1.7 Dorien Brown (18 games) 2004-05

1.6 Dorien Brown (29 games) 2005-06 1.5 Nick Cook (33 games) 2011-12 1.5 Jamal Hunter (31 games) 2013-14

STEALS (SEASON)

Steals

95 Jay Heard 2002-03 75 Jay Heard 2001-02 64 Walker Russell 2004-05 62 Jamall Gregory 2018-19 54 Ronnie Boggs 2012-13 54 Nick Murphy 2010-11 53 Walker Russell 2003-04 53 Jamall Gregory 2017-18 52 DeAndre Bray 2007-08 49 Nick Murphy 2007-08 49 Poonie Richardson 2002-03

Steals Average (minimum five games)

3.2 Jay Heard (30 games) 2002-03

2.6 Jay Heard (29 games) 2001-02

2.2 Walker Russell (29 games) 2004-05

2.0 Jamall Gregory (31 games) 2018-19

1.9 Ronnie Boggs (28 games) 2012-13

1.9 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2010-11

1.9 Walker Russell (28 games) 2003-04

1.8 DeAndre Bray (29 games) 2007-08

1.8 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2007-08

1.7 James Denson (28 games) 2003-04

1.7 Trenton Marshall (26 games) 2009-10

PARTICIPATION (SEASON)

Games Played

36 Malcolm Drumwright 2017-18

36 Norbertas Giga 2017-18

36 Jamall Gregory 2017-18

35 Greg Tucker 2016-17 35 Erik Durham 2016-17

35 Malcolm Drumwright 2016-17 35 Jason Burnell 2017-18 35 Marlon Hunter 2017-18

34 Andre Statam 2016-17

34 Christian Cunningham 2016-17

34 Ashton Spears 2017-18

Games Started

36 Malcolm Drumwright 2017-18

35 Malcolm Drumwright 2016-17

35 Erik Durham 2016-17

35 Norbertas Giga 2017-18

33 Ty Hudson 2018-19

33 Norbertas Giga 2016-17

33 Brian Williams 2011-12

32 Kayne Henry 2021-22

32 Jalen Gibbs 2021-22 32 Brandon Huffman 2021-22 32 Jason Burnell 2018-19 32 Marlon Hunter 2018-19 32 Jamall Gregory 2017-18 31 Darian Adams 2021-22 31 Greg Tucker 2016-17

Minutes

1231 Malcolm Drumwright 2017-18 1172 Erik Durham 2016-17 1167 Brian Williams 2011-12 1160 Malcolm Drumwright 2016-17 1082 Jason Burnell 2018-19

1076 Will Ginn 2006-07 1067 Darian Adams 2021-22 1064 Greg Tucker 2016-17

1064 Walker Russell 2004-05 1020 Walker Russell 2005-06 1005 Poonie Richardson 2001-02 1002 Brian Williams 2012-13

Minutes Average

36.7 Walker Russell (29 games) 2004-05

35.9 Will Ginn (30 games) 2006-07

35.8 Brian Williams (28 games) 2012-13

35.4 Brian Williams (33 games) 2011-12

35.2 Walker Russell (29 games) 2005-06

35.1 Nick Murphy (28 games) 2010-11

34.7 Poonie Richardson (29 games) 2001-02

34.5 Darian Adams (31 games) 2021-22

34.4 Ronnie Boggs (28 games) 2012-13

34.3 Jalen Finch (27 games) 2020-21

34.2 Aaron Kelly (27 games) 1996-97

34.2 Malcolm Drumwright (36 games) 2017-18

34.1 Darian Adams (27 games) 2020-21

33.8 Jason Burnell (32 games) 2018-19

33.5 Walker Russell (28 games) 2003-04

Dominique Shellman (29 games) 2009-10

4.4 Poonie Richardson (30 games) 2002-03

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Felder, D.J. – 2014, 14 Finch, Jalen – 2021, 22 Fisher, Willie – 1991, 92 Foston, Andrew – 1975, 76 Fowler, Wes – 1997, 98, 99, 00

G

Gaines, Tarvin – 2012, 13 Gamble, Terry – 1977, 78 Gibbs, Jalen – 2022 Giddy, Shawn – 1985, 86 Giga, Norbertas – 2017, 18 Ginn, Donald – 1956, 57, 58 Ginn, Larry – 1972, 73 Ginn, Will – 2007, 08 Gore, Rod – 1952

Grace, Sylvester – 1982, 83 Graham, Niles – 1950 Gray, Leventrice – 2011 Green, Butler – 1951 Green, Derrick – 2017 Greer, Jarrod – 2000, 01 Gregory, Jamall – 2018, 19 Grizzell, Doyle – 1958 Grogan, Gerald – 1956, 57 Gunn, Ralph C. – 1947 Gurley, Marlon – 1999, 00 Guyton, Robert – 1982, 83, 84, 85

H

Hale, Charles – 1989, 90 Hall, Kelley – 2002

Hall, Stephen – 2009, 10, 11, 12

Halpin, Gerald – 1959, 60, 61 Hamilton, Jared – 2016 Harden, Elias – 2020

Harriman, Brant – 2000, 01 Harris, Carl – 1993, 94 Harris, Jeremy – 2007

Harris, Ronnie – 1961, 62, 63, 64

Harris, Walter – 2004

Hart, Henry – 1982

Hasenbein, George – 1965 Hawkins, Larry – 1957, 60, 61

Hatcher, Howard – 1973, 74, 75, 76

Haynesworth, John – 2006

Haywood, James – 1947

Heard, Jay – 2002, 03

Heath, Blackie – 1947

Heaton, Charles – 1960

Helms, Craig – 1966, 67

Henderson, Semaj – 2021

Henry, Kayne – 2020, 21, 22

Hickman, Jamaal – 1997, 98

Hicks, Derek – 1987, 88

Hill, Chris – 1993, 94, 95

Hodges, Jim – 1959, 60

Holmes, Randell – 1987, 88, 89, 90

Hosey, Eric – 1991, 92

Hoover, W.L. – 1953

Howard, Jason – 1996

Hubbard, Wendell – 1961

Hudson, Ty – 2019, 20

Huff, John – 1995

Huffman, Brandon – 2021, 22

Hughes, Leonard – 1988

Hunter, Jamal – 2014, 15

Hunter, Marlon – 2018, 19 Hyde, Jacob – 2019

I

Ingram, Joe – 1955, 56, 57, 58

J

Jackson, Bobby – 1956

Jackson, Dontay – 2015

James, Jerry – 1969, 70, 71

James, Shane – 1996, 97

Jenkins, Brice – 2011

Johnson, Arthur – 1997

Johnson, Curtis – 1947, 48

Johnson, Derrell – 1997, 98

Johnson, Harold – 1958

Johnson, Mike – 1969

Johnson, Richard – 1962

Jones, Bill – 1965, 66

Jones, Bret – 1982, 83, 84, 85

Jones, Cam – 2020

Jones, Ed – 2016

Jones, Deshawn – 2017

Jones, Gerald – 1993, 94

K

Kalajdzic, Ilija – 2006

Keith, Tommy – 1980, 81

Kelley, Aaron – 1994, 95, 96, 97

Ketterer, John – 2005, 06

Key, Arden – 1990

Kilpatrick, Johnny – 2000, 01

King, Andre – 1983, 84

King, Demaree – 2021, 22

King, Jozay – 2008

King, Steve – 1980

King, Wes – 1983, 84

Kingston, Anthony – 1990, 91,92, 93

Klaus, Gus – 2013

Knowlton, Jay – 1995, 96, 97, 98

Krochina, John – 1951, 52, 53

Kuligoski, Joe – 2014, 15

Melvin Allen

Pat Armour

Charles Burkette

Robert Clements

Darryl Dunn

Robert Guyton

Derek Hicks

Bret Jones

L

Murphy, Justin – 2020

S

W

Landers, Myron – 1988, 89, 90, 91

Laney, Billy – 1956, 57

Langston, Tom – 1957

Lankford, Al – 1977, 78, 79, 80

Law, Jeremy – 2005

Lawson, Wendell – 1970, 71

Lee, James – 1950

Leeds, Jacques – 2009

Leggett, Mason – 2012, 13

Leonard, Jim – 1964

Lewis, Jason – 1999

Lewis, Randy – 1974

Lewis, Tim – 2005, 06

Lindsey, Tim – 2000, 01

Little, Jerome – 1994, 95

Louder, Mike – 2013, 14

Lovvorn, Fred – 1965, 66, 67, 68

Lucas, Bobby – 1960

Luker, Benny – 1955

Lumpkin, Carlos – 2005, 06

M

Mabrey, Tony – 1983

Mackey, Jack – 1960

Madden, Pat – 1989, 90, 91

Mafra, Rinaldo – 2012, 13

Marshall, Trenton – 2010

Martin, Cam – 2018

Martin, Leon – 1950

Masterson, Joey – 1989, 90

Mathis, Henry – 1961, 62, 63, 64

Mayes, Buddy – 1954, 55, 56, 57

Mbodji, Amadou – 2007, 08, 09, 10

McCarty, Bill – 1956, 57, 58

McDaniel, Mike – 2000

McGaughy, Wayne – 1989, 90

McKeller, Keith – 1983, 84, 85, 86

McKibbon, Jeff – 1982

McKinnie, Corey – 1996, 97

McReynolds, Roderick – 2010, 13, 14

Merit, Jonathan – 2010, 11

Miller, B.J. – 2011

Miller, Chuck – 1955

Miller, Larry – 1971, 72

Miller, Robert – 1950

Mitchell, Barry – 1964

Mitchem, Undra – 2014, 15

Money, Ron – 1972, 73, 74, 75

Moore, Avery – 2014, 15

Moore, Darrius – 2013

Moore, Theodis – 1980, 81

Morrell, Waylon – 1953

Morris, Bland – 1994

Morris, Earl – 1954

Morton, Jesse – 1947, 48

Mosley, Fredrick – 1992, 93

Mostella, Detrick – 2019

Mull, David – 1969, 70

Murphy, Nick – 2008, 09, 10, 11

N

Nafziger, Mike – 1998

Nancarrow, George – 1947

Ngumezi, Amanze – 2021

Nix, Wendell – 1961, 62, 63

Nixon, Terry – 1965

Nunn, Charles – 1972, 73, 74

O

Okolovitch, Niki – 1998, 99

Owen, Clarence L. – 1947

Owens, Terry – 1965, 66

P

Page, Charles – 1986, 87, 88, 89

Pal, Jay – 2021, 22

Parker, Reggie – 1988, 89, 91

Pate, Roger – 1964, 65

Pass, Billy – 1953

Pearson, Gene – 1955

Pelham, Johnny – 1988, 89

Perdue, Juwan – 2020, 21, 22

Perry, Josh – 2001, 02, 03, 04

Peters, Brad – 2003, 04, 05, 06

Phillips, Alfred – 1975, 76, 77

Phillips, Don – 1980-, 81

Phillips, Gene – 1954

Philpotts, Shawn – 1999, 2000

Porter, Jared – 2002

Powell, Joby – 1993

Posey, Neil – 1947, 48, 49

Posey, Tracy – 1993, 94, 95, 96

R

Rackley, Darion – 2012, 13, 14, 15

Rains, Ham – 1947, 48, 49, 50

Rains, Lloyd – 1967, 68, 69

Rathburn, Ken – 1967, 68, 69

Ray, James – 1948

Ray, Wayne – 1961, 62, 63, 64

Rice, Mitch – 1991, 92

Richardson, Cornelius “Poonie” – 2002, 03

Richey, J.W. – 1952, 53

Richey, Tom – 1954, 55, 56, 57

Riggan, Kevin – 1986, 87

Robbins, Anthony – 1981, 82

Robinson, David – 1967, 68, 69, 70

Robinson, Geddes – 2009

Robinson, Mike – 1976, 77

Robinson, Jason – 1998

Roebuck, Milford – 1955, 60, 61

Rolley, Samir – 2010

Roub, Martin – 2020, 21

Rozelle, Roach – 1952

Russell, Walker – 2004, 05, 06

Rutledge, Terry – 1987

Sanders, Rico – 2013, 14

Sanders, Robert Lee – 1987, 88, 89, 90 Scott, Tim – 1994, 95

Session, John – 1994, 95 Shellman, Dominique – 2010, 11 Shellwood, Reggie – 2007 Shelton, John – 1956

Sherrer, Bruce – 1976, 77, 78, 79 Sherrill, Wilson – 1958

Shirey, Rodney – 1961, 62, 63, 64 Smith, Bob – 1980, 81 Smith, Danny – 1973, 74 Smith, Frank – 1986 Smith, Giovanni – 2013, 14 Smith, Jeff – 1986, 87 Smith, Nick – 2006, 07 Smyly, Todd – 1978, 79, 80, 81 Sorenson, Kenny – 1996, 97 Sorrell, Bill – 1956 Spears, Ashton – 2017, 18 Spencer, B.J. – 2005, 06 Spurgeon, Robert – 1983, 84, 85, 86 Stancil, J.C. – 1947, 48 Stallings, Rodney – 1988 Statam, Andre – 2016, 17 Staten, Erwin – 2007, 08 Stewart, Bruce – 1974, 75 Storey, Gerald – 2003 St. Hilaire, Derek – 2019, 20

T

Talley, Ronnie – 1960, 61, 62 Taylor, Bryan – 1997, 98, 99 Taylor, Jason – 2000 Taylor, Howell – 1954

Terrell, Bobby – 1969, 70 Terry, David – 1988 Terry, Jeff – 1993, 94 Thomas, David – 1977, 78 Thomas, Reuben “Hut” – 1948, 49, 50, 51 Thomas, Tracy – 2007 Thurston, Sean – 2010, 11 Tillman, Eric – 1986 Toles, Jonathan – 2008, 09 Towns, Ronald – 1979 Townser, JaQuail – 2015 , 16 Trammell, Paul – 1965, 66, 67, 68 Tucker, Greg – 2016, 17 Tucker, T.M. – 1950 Turner, Terrence – 2012

U

Upshaw, Sam – 1954

V

Veasley, Arnold – 1980, 81 Venner, Rod – 2005

Waiters, Dion – 2012

Waldrep, Howard – 1953, 54

Wallace, Don – 1962, 63

Ward, Spivey – 1951, 52, 53

Ware, De’Torrion – 2019, 20

Warren, Earl – 1982, 83, 84, 85

Watson, Alex – 1959, 60, 61, 62

Watson, Jeremy – 2015, 16

Watson, Scott – 2001, 02, 03, 04

Weathers, J.R. – 2008

Webster, David – 1975, 76

Weldon, Kris – 1996

Welsch, Marek – 2020

West, Harry – 1950, 51

Weems, Dalton – 1953

Wesley, J.J. – 2008

White, Grant – 2012, 14 White, Mac – 1960

White, Nibra – 1998 White, Ray – 1956

Whitley, James – 1948

Whorton, J.P. – 1951, 52, 53

Wigley, Wayne – 1969, 70

Wilkinson, Rocky – 1982, 83, 84

Williamon, Gene – 1948

Williams, Brian – 2011, 12, 13, 14

Williams, Henry – 1987, 88, 89, 90

Williams, James – 1958

Williams, Pat – 1954

Williams, Pat – 1985, 86

Williams, Willie – 1991,92

Willie, Rashard – 1999, 2000

Wilson, Anthony – 2003, 04, 05, 06

Wilson, Don – 1956, 57, 58, 59

Wilson, E.C. – 1947

Wilson, Jeremy – 1998, 99, 2000

Wilson, Joseph – 2007, 08

Wilson, Max – 1953, 54

Winston, Harlan – 1975, 76

Winston, Zack – 2008

Woodard, Tolivar – 1950, 51

Woody, John – 1972, 73

Worley, Jake – 2007

Wright, Deon – 2018

Wyche, Glenn – 1991,92

Y

Yarlett, Greg – 1977, 78

Yates, Bryan – 1955, 56,57

Z

Zeliznak, Maros – 2019, 20, 21, 22

Anthony Kingston

Pat Madden

Ron Money

Tracy Posey

Anthony Robbins

Mike Robinson

Bruce Sherrer

Arnold Veasley

Coach RAY WEDGEWORTH

Coach BILL JONES

Coach C.C. BUSH

Coach MARK TURGEON

Coach MIKE LAPLANTE

Coach MITCHELL CALDWELL Coach TOM ROBERSON

Coach JAMES GREEN

Coach RAY HARPER

Coach J.W. STEPHENSON

GAMECOCK HEAD COACHES

Season Tournament Head Coach Seed Location Date Opponent W-L JSU Opp

2000 TAAC Championships Mike LaPlante #4 Jacksonville, Fla./Memorial Coliseum 3/2/00 #5 Central Florida L 55 74

2001 TAAC Championships Mike LaPlante #7 Atlanta, Ga./GSU Sports Arena 2/28/01 #5 Samford L 41 44

2002 ASUN Championships Mike LaPlante #7 Orlando, Fla./UCF Arena 2/28/02 #2 Troy W 69 62 Orlando, Fla./UCF Arena 3/1/02 #3 Florida Atlantic L 47 55

2003 ASUN Championships Mike LaPlante #4 Atlanta, Ga./GSU Sports Arena 3/6/03 #5 Central Florida L 51 68

2004 OVC Championships Mike LaPlante #6 Morehead, Ky./Ellis T. Johnson Arena 3/2/04 #3 Morehead State L 68 82

2006 OVC Championships Mike LaPlante #4 Jacksonville, Ala./Pete Mathews Coliseum 2/28/06 #5 Eastern Kentucky W 86 59 Nashville, Tenn./Gaylord Entertainment Center 3/3/06 #1 Murray State L 64 69

2010 OVC Championships James Green #7 Morehead, Ky./Ellis T. Johnson Arena 3/2/10 #2 Morehead State L 54 87

2012 OVC Championships James Green #7 Nashville, Tenn./Municipal Auditorium 2/29/12 #6 Austin Peay W 75 70 Nashville, Tenn./Municipal Auditorium 3/1/12 #3 Morehead State L 54 68

2017 OVC Championships Ray Harper #4 Nashville, Tenn./Municipal Auditorium 3/2/17 #5 Southeast Missouri W 74 51 Nashville, Tenn./Municipal Auditorium 3/3/17 #1 Belmont W 65 59 Nashville, Tenn./Municipal Auditorium 3/4/17 #2 UT Martin W 66 55

2018 OVC Championships Ray Harper #4 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/1/18 #5 Tennessee Tech W 73 70 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/2/18 #1 Murray State L 63 70

2019 OVC Championships Ray Harper #3 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/7/19 #7 UT Martin W 88 81 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/8/19 #2 Murray State L 74 76

2020 OVC Championships Ray Harper #7 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/4/20 #6 Eastern Illinois L 61 67

2021 OVC Championships Ray Harper #4 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/4/21 #5 Murray State W(OT) 68 65 Evansville, Ind./Ford Center 3/5/21 #1 Belmont L 69 72

2022 ASUN Championships Ray Harper W1 Jacksonville, Ala./Pete Mathews Col. 3/3/22 E4 Kennesaw State W 78 67 Jacksonville, Ala./Pete Mathews Col. 3/5/22 W2 Jacksonville L 51 54

Trans Atlantic Athletic/Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Record by Round Round Record

First Round 0-1 Quarterfinals 2-2 Semifinals 0-2 Finals 0-0

Total 1-4

Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Record by Round Round Record

First Round 2-3 Quarterfinals 4-1 Semifinals 1-4 Finals 1-0

Total 8-7

Division I Conference Tournament Record by Round Round Record

First Round 2-4 Quarterfinals 5-3 Semifinals 1-5 Finals 1-0

Total 9-11

YEAR-BY-YEAR NCAA TOURNAMENT

DIVISION I NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

JSU OPP

2017

Midwest Regional, Indianapolis, Ind. (Bankers Life Fieldhouse)

First Round – Lost – Louisville 63 78 2022

Midwest Regional, Greenville, S.C. (Bon Secures Wellness Arena)

First Round – Lost – Auburn 61 80

1980

NCAA Division I Tournament Record vs Opponents

Team W L Pct. Louisville 0 1 .000 Auburn 0 1 .000

DIVISION II NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

JSU OPP

South Central Regional, Warrensburg, Missouri

Won Northwest Missouri 78 75 Lost Central Missouri 72 79

1981

South Central Regional, Florence, Alabama Lost Northeast Missouri 78 82 Won Lincoln 84 76

1983 - ELITE EIGHT

South Central Regional, Carrollton, Georgia

Won Florida Southern 67 61 Won West Georgia 92 76 Quarterfinals, Morningside, Iowa Lost Morningside 90 91

1984

South Central Regional, Warrensburg, Missouri Won Northwest Missouri 78 75 Lost Central Missouri 72 79

1985 - NCAA CHAMPIONS

South Central Regional, Jacksonville, Alabama

Won Albany State 120 84 Won Tampa 76 61 Quarterfinals, Cape Girardeau Missouri Won Southeast Missouri 80 79 Final Four, Springfield, Massachusetts Won Kentucky Wesleyan 72 61 Won South Dakota State 74 73

1989 - FINAL FOUR

South Regional, Jacksonville, Alabama

Won Florida Tech 94 70 Won Tampa 89 67 Quarterfinals, Springfield, Massachusetts Won Kentucky Wesleyan 107 70 Final Four, Springfield, Massachusetts Lost N. Carolina Central 70 90 Consolation Game Lost California-Riverside 81 90

1990 - ELITE EIGHT

South Regional, Lakeland, Florida

JSU OPP

Won Florida Southern 97(OT) 96 Won N. Carolina Central 96(OT) 95 Quarterfinals, Springfield, Massachusetts Lost North Dakota 67 89

1992 - ELITE EIGHT

South Regional, Jacksonville, Alabama

Won Troy State 96 91 Won USC-Spartanburg 105 87 Quarterfinals, Springfield, Massachusetts Lost Cal State-Bakersfield 59 89

NCAA Division II Tournament Record vs Opponents

Team

Albany State

W L Pct.

1 0 1.000

California-Bakersfield 0 1 .000

California-Riverside 0 1 .000

Central Missouri 0 2 .000

Florida Southern 2 0 .000

Florida Tech 1 0 1.000

Kentucky Wesleyan 2 0 1.000

Lincoln 1 0 1.000

Morningside 0 1 .000

Nicholls State 0 1 .000

Northeast Missouri 0 1 .000

Northwest Missouri 1 0 .000

North Carolina Central 1 1 .500

North Dakota 0 1 .000

Southeast Missouri 1 0 1.000

South Carolina-Spartanburg 1 0 1.000

South Dakota State 1 0 1.000

Tampa 2 0 1.000

Troy State 1 0 1.000 West Georgia 1 0 1.000 Overall 16 9 .640

COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

JSU OPP

2018

First Round, Buffalo, N.Y.

Won (OT) Canisius 80 78 Quarterfinals, Conway, Ark. Won Central Arkansas 80 59 Semifinals, Denton, Texas Lost North Texas 68 90

CBI Record vs Opponents

Team W L Pct.

Canisius 1 0 1.000

Central Arkansas 1 0 1.000 North Texas 0 1 .000

AWARDS & HONORS

DIVISION I AWARDS & HONORS

All-Atlantic Sun Conference Team 1995-2003, 2022-present

2022 Darian Adams 2003 Poonie Richardson Omar Barlett 2001 Mike McDaniel 2000 Marlon Gurley Brant Harriman Rashard Willie Mike McDaniel 1997 Kenny Sorenson Rusty Brand

All-Atlantic Sun Conference Newcomer Team 1995-2003, 2022-present 2000 Brant Harriman Mike McDaniel

Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week 1995-2003, 2022-present 2021-22 Kayne Henry 2002-03 Omar Barlett, Dec. 31 2001-02 Omar Barlett, Feb. 11 2000-01 Brant Harriman 1997-98 Jay Knowlton 1997-98 Jason Robinson 1996-97 Rusty Brand 1996-97 Kenny Sorenson 1995-96 Edward Coleman

Atlantic Sun Conference Honor Roll 1995-2003, 2022-present 2002-03 James Denson Brad Peters Scott Watson 2001-02 Neal Barker Travis Billings Emerson Brown Ryan Chambless Jared Porter Scott Watson 2000-01 Mike McDaniel Tim Smith-Lindsey Scott Watson 1998-99 Devin Beasley Wes Fowler Marlon Gurley Wes Sullivan Jeremy Wilson 1997-98 Jeff Bellamy Derrell Johnson Niki Okolovitch Jason Robinson Jeremy Wilson 1996-97 Wes Fowler Shane James Kenny Sorenson 1995-96 Bobby Davis Shane James Kenny Sorenson

All-Ohio Valley Conference Team 2004-2021

2005 Walker D. Russell 2004 Trent Eager ^-denotes Second Team

Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer Team 2004-2021

Courtney Bradley, Jan. 30

Courtney Bradley, Feb. 13 2003-04 Walker D. Russell, Feb. 23 Walker D. Russell, March 1

2021

Brandon Huffman 2020 Kayne Henry 2018 Jason Burnell 2006 Courtney Bradley

Ohio Valley Conference All-Tournament Team 2004--2021

2019 Jason Burnell 2017 Malcolm Drumwright Greg Tucker

Ohio Valley Conference Tournament MVP 2004--2021 2017 Malcolm Drumwright

Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week 2003--2021

Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Week 2003--2021

2016-17

Jared Hamilton, Nov. 16

Jacara Cross, Dec. 19 2015-16

Jared Hamilton, Jan. 4

Jared Hamilton, Feb. 15 2011-12

Darion Rackley, Jan. 30

Darion Rackley, Feb. 20

Darion Rackley, Feb. 27 2008-09

Brandon Crawford, Nov. 17

Geddes Robinson, Nov. 24

Brandon Crawford, Dec. 1

Stephen Hall, Dec. 8

Geddes Robinson, Feb. 2 2007-08 Jeremy Bynum, Nov. 26 Nick Murphy, Jan. 14 Nick Murphy, Feb. 4 Nick Murphy, Feb. 11

Jeremy Bynum, Feb. 18 2004-05 Dorien Brown, Dec. 20

Jason Burnell, March 4 2014-15 Darion Rackley, Feb. 16 2012-13 Tarvin Gaines, Jan. 28 2009-10 Nick Murphy, Dec. 7 Nick Murphy, Dec. 14 Jeremy Bynum, Dec. 21 Trenton Marshall, Jan. 11 Nick Murphy, Feb. 15 2008-09 Brandon Crawford, Nov. 17 2007-08 DeAndre Bray, Nov. 26 2006-07 Courtney Bradley, Dec. 18 Courtney Bradley, Jan. 22 Courtney Bradley, Feb. 26 2005-06 Walker D. Russell, Feb. 27 2004-05 Walker D. Russell, Nov. 22 Walker D. Russell, Feb. 7

2018-19

Dorien Brown, Jan. 3 Brandon Davis, Jan. 31 Brandon Davis, Feb. 14 Brandon Davis, Feb. 21

Ohio Valley Conference

Academic Medal of Honor 2003--2021

2018-19 Maros Zeliznak 2005-06 Tim Lewis 2006-07 Jacob Worley

Ohio Valley Conference

Ohio Valley Conference Newcomer of the Week 2003--2021

2019-20

Kayne Henry, Jan. 20 Kayne Henry, Jan. 27 Kayne Henry, Feb. 10 Kayne Henry, March 1 2018-19 Ty Hudson, Jan. 21 2017-18

Jason Burnell, Jan. 22 Marlon Hunter, Feb. 26 2016-17 Norbertas Giga, Jan. 2 Norbertas Giga, Feb. 27 2015-16 Greg Tucker, Dec. 28

Greg Tucker, Feb. 29 2014-15

Commissioner’s Honor Roll 2003--2021 2020-21 Marcellus Brigham, Jr. Jay Pal JJ Platt Martin Roub 2019-20 Justin Murphy Martin Roub Maros Zeliznak 2018-19 Maros Zeliznak 2017-18 Des Curry Cam Martin 2016-17 Derrick Green 2015-16 Ousmane Ba Jeremy Watson 2013-14 Giovanni Smith 2012-13 Gus Klaus Joe Kuligoski Giovanni Smith

Tarvin Gaines, Nov. 21

Jeremy Watson, Dec. 8 Jeremy Watson, Dec. 15 2011-12

Ronnie Boggs, Jan. 16

Ronnie Boggs, Feb. 27 2009-10

2010-11 Jeremy Bynum 2009-10 Roderick McReynolds 2007-08 Will Ginn 2006-07 Will Ginn Jacob Worley

Trenton Marshall, Nov. 23

Trenton Marshall, Dec. 7

Trenton Marshall, Dec. 21

Trenton Marshall, Jan. 11

Darian Adams 2020 Jacara Cross^ 2019 Jason Burnell Marlon Hunter^ 2018 Malcolm Drumwright^ 2017 Malcolm Drumwright^ 2013 Tarvin Gaines 2007 Courtney Bradley 2006 Walker D. Russell

2021

Trenton Marshall, Jan. 25

Jonathan Toles, Jan. 14

Trenton Marshall, Feb. 1 Trenton Marshall, Feb. 15 2007-08

Jonathan Toles, Feb. 25 2006-07

2005-06 Tim Lewis 2004-05 Tim Lewis Brad Peters 2003-04 James Denson Tim Lewis Scott Watson

NABC All-District Team

Erik Adams, Feb. 12 2005-06

Courtney Bradley, Nov. 28

Courtney Bradley, Dec. 12 Courtney Bradley, Jan. 23

2022 Darian Adams 2021 Darian Adams 2019 Jason Burnell 2010 Trenton Marshall

All-Gulf South Conference Team 1971-1993 1993

Anthony Kingston Jeff Terry 1992 Charles Burkette David Edmond Willie Fisher 1991 Pat Madden 1990 Cliff Dixon Pat Madden Robert Lee Sanders 1989 Cliff Dixon Pat Madden 1988 Derek Hicks 1986 Keith McKeller Pat Williams 1985 Melvin Allen Robert Guyton Keith McKeller 1984 Melvin Allen Keith McKeller 1983 Keith McKeller 1982 Doug Creel 1981 Arnold Veasley 1980 Arnold Veasley 1979 Robert Clements 1978 David Thomas 1977 Robert Clements 1976 Eddie Butler 1975 Eddie Butler Ron Money 1974 Ron Money 1973 Larry Ginn 1972 Darryl Dunn

Gulf South Conference Player of the Year 1971-1993 1992 Charles Burkette 1990 Robert Lee Sanders 1985 Robert Guyton 1981 Arnold Veasley

AWARDS & HONORS

DIVISION II AWARDS & HONORS

Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year 1971-1993 1990

Anthony Kingston 1982 Robert Guyton

Gulf South Conference Rookie of the Year 1971-1993 1989 Pat Madden

Gulf South Conference Coach of the Year 1971-1993 1992 Bill Jones 1990 Bill Jones 1985 Bill Jones

Gulf South Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player 1971-1993 1992

David Edmonds 1990 Robert Lee Sanders 1986 Keith McKeller 1985 Robert Spurgeon

NCAA Division II Final Four All-Tournament Team 1985 Melvin Allen Robert Spurgeon

All-America Team 1992 Charles Burkette 1990 Robert Lee Sanders 1969 Bill Brantley Buddy Cornelius 1966 Bill Jones Terry Owens

All-Alabama College Conference Team 1963-1970 1969

Gary Angel Bill Brantley Buddy Cornelius 1968 Gary Angel Bill Brantley Buddy Cornelius 1967 Bill Brantley Paul Trammell 1966 Bill Jones Terry Owens Roger Pate 1965 Bill Jones 1964 Mitchell Caldwell

All-Alabama Team 1963-1970 1970

Jerry James Wayne Wigley 1968 Gary Angel 1967 Bill Brantley Buddy Cornelius Paul Trammell

All-Alabama Most Valuable Player 1963-1970 1970 Wayne Wigley 1969 Buddy Cornelius 1968 Bill Brantley 1967 Bill Brantley

Buddy Cornelius

Charles Burkette

Paul Trammell

1946-47 26-5

Coach: J.W. Stephenson

65-70 L St. Bernard H 63-42 W Howard A 42-40 W Howard H 60-58 W Spring Hill H 55-53 W Livingston A 51-43 W Livingston A 51-36 W Troy H 50-13 W Troy H 66-64 W Marion A 54-33 W Marion A 64-57 W Marion H 64-57 W Mercer A 43-58 L Mercer A 42-24 W Piedmont H 41-35 W Piedmont H 41-28 W Calhoun Motors A 55-47 W Calhoun Motors H 68-38 W Calhoun Motors A 46-47 L House of David A 46-28 W Ft. McClellan A 33-38 L Ft. McClellan H 57-19 W Gadsden Tech A 51-40 W Oglethorpe H 24-35 L St. Bernard H 66-38 W B’ham-Southern H 66-53 W B’ham-Southern H 53-39 W Berry H 78-34 W Snead A 58-47 W Berry A 58-12 W Ohatchee H 37-29 W Cedar Springs H

1947-48 – 25-5

Coach: J.W. Stephenson

51-31 W Berry H 48-24 W North Georgia H 65-34 W Oglethorpe A 78-24 W Piedmont Y H 58-34 W Oglethorpe H 65-47 W House of David A 52-41 W Howard H 51-41 W Milligan H 61-42 W Berry H 44-32 W Oglethorpe A 64-36 W West Georgia H 36-54 L Loyola, New Orleans H 44-42 W St. Bernard A 54-53 W Miss. College A 32-29 W Troy H 48-50 L Ole Miss A 42-59 L Delta State H 54-51 W Livingston A 58-38 W St. Bernard H 59-50 W New York Celtics H 54-50 W Mercer A 51-35 W Howard A 69-37 W West Georgia A 83-35 W Snead H 49-27 W Snead H 23-17 W Livingston H 45-35 W Livingston H 59-44 W Cedar Garden A

ALL-TIME SCORES

53-24 W Sylacauga Y A 90-40 W Calhoun Motors H 82-43 W Calhoun Motors H 35-47 L Mercer H 50-52 L Peerless A 53-54 L Sports Arena H 48-63 L Southwestern Ok A

1948-49 – 17-8

Coach: J.W Stephenson 56-51 W Peerless Mills A 67-51 W Troy H 57-33 W Piedmont Y A 62-26 W Snead A 66-31 W Snead A 61-62 L Troy A 78-43 W Dothan Y A 63-65 L Jacksonville University A 34-38 L Chipola H 63-54 W McDill Air Force H 55-44 W Stetson H 53-24 W Sylacauga All-Stars H 49-69 L Delta State A 50-58 L Delta State A 44-50 L U.O. Georgia Branch H 50-59 L Scottsboro H 75-65 W Scottsboro H 39-36 W Sports Arena H 81-28 W Berry A 64-57 W Berry H 45-43 W Athens A 54-47 W Howard H 38-46 L Birmingham-Southern A 67-50 W Athens H

1949-50 – 23-6

Coach: J.W. Stephenson 59-40 W Howard A 95-35 W Gadsden Tech A 55-59 L Howard A 64-57 W Berry A 48-45 W Peerless H 48-38 W Snead A 55-54 W Troy A 53-70 L Southern College H 70-51 W McDill Air Base A 47-43 W Athens H 75-65 W Florence H 69-63 W St. Bernard H 48-46 W Gadsden Tech H 63-51 W Troy H 56-67 L Florence H 85-63 W West Georgia A 73-51 W Berry H 82-58 W West Georgia H 59-54 W U.O. Georgia Branch H 56-60 L Snead A 54-40 W Jacksonville Y A 69-66 W U.O. Georgia Branch H

1950-51 – 19-8

Coach: J.W. Stephenson 77-57 W Opp H 61-48 W Piedmont Y A

117-43 W Gadsden Tech H 76-70 W Berry H 74-70 W Troy H 87-40 W U. O. Georgia Branch A 76-66 W Buster Miles H 72-40 W U.O. Georgia Branch H 85-76 W Anniston Y H 78-62 W Troy A 70-57 W Florence H 82-52 W Berry H 76-48 W Snead A 78-68 W St. Bernard H 57-47 W Livingston H 59-50 W St. Bernard H 77-57 W Whiskered Wizards 56-58 L YMCA H 72-57 W YMCA H 72-62 W Snead A 56-57 L YMCA H 53-57 L YMCA H 51-76 L Peerless A 54-78 L Howard H 67-77 L Howard A 63-77 L Florence H 48-52 L Livingston H 54-78 L Howard H

The Ray Wedgeworth Era

2 Seasons: 32-14

59-55 W Chattanooga H 72-80 L Birmingham-Southern A

1952-53 – 15-7

Coach: Ray Wedgeworth 67-64 W Alabama A 55-50 W St. Bernard H 64-35 W Redstone Arsenal H 54-58 L Florence H 111-122 L St. Bernard A 65-61 W Chattanooga A 59-47 W Troy A 75-78 L Florence A 55-56 L Troy H 77-41 W West Georgia A 63-56 W Livingston H 78-60 W Livingston H 56-64 L Peerless Mill A 76-66 W Georgia Teachers H 67-54 W Howard A 75-89 L Howard H 75-31 W West Georgia H 66-54 W Livingston A 85-63 W Howard H 80-72 W Chattanooga H 54-52 W Livingston H

The Tom Roberson Era 18 Seasons: 251-159

1951-52: 17-7

Coach: Ray Wedgeworth

91-65 W Howard H 54-50 W Whiskered Wizards H 32-86 L Alabama A 67-71 L Florence H 38-40 L Snead A 48-44 W YMCA A 80-38 W Troy A 65-58 W Florence A 63-75 L Appalachian State A 68-47 W Birmingham-Southern H 55-54 W Livingston A 85-54 W YMCA A 53-60 L Snead H 70-67 W Florida Southern A 67-40 W Troy A 65-44 W Redstone Arsenal H 73-59 W Redstone Arsenal H 78-64 W Livingston A 64-49 W Chattanooga A 72-53 W Howard A

1953-54: 8-14

Coach: Tom Roberson

72-65 W Redstone Arsenal H 69-58 W Livingston H 44-58 L Alabama A 61-44 W Redstone Arsenal A 60-67 L St. Bernard H 61-72 L Florida State H 54-64 L Livingston A 64-55 W Howard H 61-64 L Troy H 73-70 W Chattanooga H 52-53 L Troy A 68-90 L Georgia Teachers H 60-70 L Chattanooga A 57-53 W Troy H 69-90 L Chattanooga A 73-87 L St. Bernard H 74-81 L Peerless Mill H 75-53 W Livingston H 67-75 L Florence H 72-85 L Howard H 80-89 L Florence H 88-83 W Howard A

81-79 W Chattanooga H 49-61 L Peerless A

1954-55 – 19-6

Coach: Tom Roberson

63-91 L Alabama A 86-103 L Florida State A 89-84 W Berry H 62-60 W Howard H 75-66 W Maryville A 67-78 L Auburn A 64-66 L Livingston H 64-53 W Troy H 80-61 W West Georgia A 91-53 W Athens A 73-70 W Livingston A 100-66 W West Georgia H 104-85 W Athens H 74-79 L Florence H 63-48 W Chattanooga H 87-66 W Maryville H 77-68 W Berry H 84-74 W Florence A 87-71 W Chattanooga A 109-81 W St. Bernard A 83-58 W U.O. Georgia Branch A 74-62 W Howard H 76-61 W Troy A 75-52 W U.O. Georgia Branch H 108-70 W St. Bernard H

1955-56 – 12-8

Coach: Tom Roberson

55-95 L Alabama A 62-85 L Berry A 70-51 W Livingston H 57-47 W Livingston A 87-60 W West Georgia H 72-60 W Georgia State A 83-68 W Athens A 81-65 W Georgia State H 57-64 L Howard A 76-96 L Florence A 41-52 L Troy A 95-65 W Athens H 64-73 L Auburn A 94-74 W Chattanooga H 99-57 W Berry H 104-65 W West Georgia A 99-75 W Florence H 86-64 W Chattanooga A 76-81 L Howard H 66-73 L Troy H

1956-57 – 8-13

Coach: Tom Roberson

61-57 W Birmingham-Southern H 87-70 W Athens A 66-58 W Chattanooga A 56-64 L Florence A 96-102 L Howard A 72-87 L Troy H 64-68 L Georgia State H 80-67 W Oglethorpe H

ALL-TIME SCORES

112-96 W Chattanooga H 91-90 W Tennessee Wesleyan A 84-69 W Berry H 56-102 L Alabama A 65-72 L Auburn A 78-96 L Athens H 70-74 L Florence H 80-96 L Birmingham-Southern H 88-78 W Howard H 57-85 L Troy A 64-68 L Georgia State A 67-75 L Oglethorpe A 62-71 L Tennessee Wesleyan H

1957-58 – 12-9

Coach: Tom Roberson 75-67 W Berry H 31-86 L Alabama A 50-89 L Auburn A 59-64 L Oglethorpe A 69-65 W Livingston H 72-64 W Troy H 72-96 L Florence A 59-70 L Howard A 56-75 L Birmingham-Southern A 96-75 W Georgia State A 67-65 W Athens H 61-60 W Florence H 66-56 W Howard H 67-37 W Georgia State H 47-61 L Oglethorpe H 75-87 L Troy A 75-95 L Tennessee Wesleyan H 88-79 W Chattanooga H 71-69 W Livingston H 87-71 W Chattanooga H 80-67 W Athens H

1958-59 – 10-12

Coach: Tom Roberson 49-80 L Alabama A 54-111 L Auburn A 74-61 W Berry H 77-85 L Florence H 62-68 L Tennessee Wesleyan H 66-74 L Maryville H 88-71 W Athens A 56-55 W Huntingdon H 64-62 W Livingston H 76-57 W Georgia State A 19-30 L Oglethorpe A 82-66 W Tennessee Wesleyan A 68-49 W Berry H 17-30 L Oglethorpe H 59-58 W Athens H 72-83 L Florence A 73-59 W Georgia State A 62-63 L Chattanooga H 67-73 L Birmingham-Southern A 51-49 W Huntingdon A 75-80 L Troy H 65-81 L Chattanooga H

1959-60 – 9-9

Coach: Tom Roberson 71-48 W Berry A 56-45 W Shorter A 56-45 W Georgia A 53-52 W Howard A 64-49 W Shorter H 58-72 L Florence H 65-73 L Tennessee Wesleyan H 69-62 W Georgia State H 65-71 L Florence H 65-52 W Athens A 38-63 L Athens A 53-55 L Livingston H 42-58 L Troy A 67-78 L Howard H 35-44 L Troy H 74-56 W Berry H 58-83 L Tennessee Wesleyan A 67-51 W Livingston A

1960-61 – 16-6

Coach: Tom Roberson 69-50 W West Georgia A 55-49 W Shorter A 89-73 W Florence A 57-38 W Athens H 63-60 W Livingston H 56-65 L Tennessee Wesleyan H 64-57 W Georgia State A 68-76 L Troy H 80-65 W Maryville H 58-65 L Livingston A 57-51 W Berry H 70-52 W Georgia State H 56-64 L Troy A 57-63 L Tennessee Wesleyan A 61-44 W Chattanooga H 60-51 W Athens A 66-90 L Howard H 70-56 W Florence H 65-61 W Shorter H 53-37 W West Georgia H 47-41 W St. Bernard H 80-60 W Florence H

1961-62 – 12-8

Coach: Tom Roberson 68-55 W Georgia State A 55-59 L St. Bernard A 67-59 W Bryan A 37-73 L Auburn A 54-35 W West Georgia A 79-70 W Livingston H 75-61 W Berry H 74-60 W Shorter H 59-67 L Florence A 72-59 W Athens A 73-61 W Shorter A 56-70 L Livingston A 61-70 L Troy A 43-64 L Troy H 91-55 W West Georgia H 62-58 W Florence H

1-0 W Athens Forfeit H 60-46 W Georgia State A 41-48 L Chattanooga H 77-78 L St. Bernard H

1962-63 – 15-5

Coach: Tom Roberson 62-47 W Berry H 71-51 W Walker College A 61-42 W West Georgia A 59-64 L Shorter H 94-73 W Bryan H 61-70 L Berry H 67-72 L St. Bernard H 94-77 W Southern Union H 84-60 W Shorter H 86-75 W Livingston H 82-52 W Georgia State A 85-66 W Livingston A 60-96 L Troy A 91-60 W John Marshall H 90-48 W West Georgia H 71-48 W Georgia State H 80-68 W Troy H 83-75 W Southern Union A 92-65 W John Marshall H 45-76 L St. Bernard A

1963-64 – 9-9

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/26 84-56 W Berry H 12/6 88-49 W Georgia State A 12/10 60-72 L Shorter A 12/12 66-55 W St. Bernard A 12/14 67-71 L Bryan A 1/11 66-64 L Berry A 1/14 99-76 W West Georgia H 1/20 77-86 L Livingston A 1/21 59-61 L Troy A

1/23 82-58 W Southern Union H 1/28 68-74 L St. Bernard H 2/1 149-63 W John Marshall H

2/4 61-84 L Shorter A

2/7 61-60 W Bryan H

2/8 116-69 W Georgia State H 2/11 76-86 L Southern Union A 2/14 95-64 W Livingston H 2/15 74-103 L West Georgia A

1964-65 – 16-6

Coach: Tom Roberson

12/3 74-93 L LaGrange A 12/5 85-95 L Mississippi College A 12/7 78-92 L Athens A 12/10 84-63 W Alabama College A 12/14 92-84 W Florence A 12/17 61-55 W Shorter H

1/8 103-55 W Alabama College H

1/11 87-74 W Troy H

1/16 98-72 W LaGrange H 1/25 61-64 L Troy A

1/26 84-91 L Livingston A 1/30 76-62 W Florence H 2/1 67-72 L Athens A

2/4 83-69 W St. Bernard A

2/6 101-71 W Mississippi College H

2/9 65-60 W Shorter A

2/12 106-70 W Livingston H

2/18 84-67 W St. Bernard H

2/20 91-76 W West Georgia A

2/22 90-79 W Florence H

2/23 80-70 W Troy H

2/25 73-71 W St. Bernard H

1965-66 – 16-13

Coach: Tom Roberson

70-79 L LaGrange H 66-83 L LaGrange A 47-61 L Shorter A 83-69 W Florence H 50-78 L Auburn A

112-113 L Mississippi College A 123-132 L Mississippi College H 105-72 W Alabama College H 65-56 W Samford A 80-78 W Huntingdon H 85-93 L Troy H 74-93 L Southwest Louisiana H 88-98 L Mississippi Southern A 109-101 W Florence A 90-50 W West Georgia H 81-75 W St. Bernard A 78-82 L Athens A 88-67 W Livingston A 72-95 L Troy H 77-60 W Samford H 60-63 L Shorter H 102-92 W Livingston H 79-77 W Athens H

98-81 W Mississippi College A 98-92 W Mississippi College H 75-63 W St. Bernard H 79-73 W Troy A 83-93 L Troy H

1966-67 – 18-7

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/22 93-88 W Birmingham-Southern H

12/1 78-98 L Alabama A

12/3 95-94 W St. Bernard H

12/5 113-95 W Florence A

12/7 89-71 W Berry A

12/10 111-98 W Alabama College A

12/15 95-88 W Samford H

12/29 107-92 W Tampa H

12/30 73-93 L Samford H

1/7 87-97 L St. Bernard A

1/10 119-107 W Florence H

1/14 119-110 W Birmingham-Southern A

1/23 120-93 W Livingston A

1/26 72-78 L Samford A

1/28 95-99 L Troy A

1/31 112-96 W Alabama College H

2/3 114-97 W Mississippi College A

2/4 130-106 W Mississippi College A

2/6 101-129 L Athens A

2/14 104-99 W Livingston H

ALL-TIME SCORES

2/17 104-90 W Mississippi College H

2/18 109-95 W Mississippi College H

2/20 63-61 W Athens H

2/21 97-99 L St. Bernard H

1967-68 – 15-11

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/21 88-95 L Berry H 11/28 78-90 L Berry A

12/1 103-100 W Alabama College A

12/6 125-108 W Birmingham-Southern H

12/9 74-87 L Chattanooga A

12/12 90-75 W Southern Mississippi H

12/14 110-94 W Samford A

12/28 83-93 L West Virginia Tech H

12/29 79-91 L Samford H

1/6 102-89 W Livingston A

1/8 105-88 W Florence A

1/10 92-91 W Birmingham-Southern A

1/13 73-74 L Athens H

1/22 80-93 L Southern Mississippi A

1/25 81-59 W Samford H

1/27 73-88 L Troy A

1/30 83-81 W St. Bernard H

2/3 70-72 L Chattanooga H

2/5 100-94 W Athens A

2/7 92-102 L St. Bernard A

2/10 80-58 W Troy H

2/12 91-65 W Florence H

2/14 83-64 W Alabama College H

2/17 82-70 W Livingston H 2/22 100-97 W Athens H 2/23 113-125 L St. Bernard H

1968-69 – 19-5

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/26 70-82 L Berry A 12/3 101-109 L Berry H 12/5 84-78 W St. Bernard H 12/7 110-82 W Florence H

12/10 103-78 W Shorter H

12/14 82-75 W Alabama College H

12/16 91-80 W Florence A

12/19 90-88 W Samford A

12/27 74-66 W South Alabama H 12/28 80-77 W Samford A

1/6 121-89 W Birmingham-Southern A

1/11 91-105 L Athens H

1/14 89-75 W Samford H

1/18 99-74 W St. Bernard A

1/27 65-55 W Troy A

1/31 115-92 W Shorter A

2/1 86-85 W Livingston A

2/4 107-100 W Athens A

2/8 120-91 W Troy H

2/11 105-71 W Alabama College A

2/15 119-99 W Livingston H

2/17 108-84 W Birmingham-Southern H

2/21 76-80 L Huntingdon A

2/22 77-100 L Jackson State H

1969-70 – 22-5

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/25 63-50 W Berry A

11/29 111-83 W Huntingdon H

12/2 77-60 W Montevallo A

12/4 91-78 W Berry H

12/6 115-92 W Florence H

12/9 93-83 W Shorter H

12/13 84-96 L Athens A

12/15 98-78 W Florence A

12/18 75-67 W Shorter A

12/19 85-74 W LaGrange H

12/20 131-91 W Montevallo H

1/5 90-98 L Birmingham-Southern A

1/8 98-82 W Livingston H

1/10 109-96 W Samford H

1/13 92-86 W St. Bernard A

1/17 79-91 L Montevallo H

1/26 113-87 W Troy A

1/29 87-86 W Huntingdon A

1/31 87-103 L Livingston A

2/3 86-79 W Athens H

2/7 114-93 W Troy H

2/9 85-117 L Samford A

2/12 105-62 W St. Bernard H

2/16 127-93 W Birmingham-Southern H

2/19 94-84 W Troy H

2/20 98-89 W St. Bernard H

2/21 80-85 L Livingston H

1970-71 – 11-12

Coach: Tom Roberson

11/23 76-65 W Berry A 12/1 96-83 W Berry H

12/3 84-85 L Montevallo H

12/5 96-64 W Athens H

12/8 89-87 W Shorter H

12/12 82-84 L Birmingham-Southern A

12/17 77-80 L West Georgia H 12/18 88-84 W Berry H

1/8 65-94 L Montevallo H

1/9 99-120 L Livingston A

1/12 74-77 L Huntingdon A

1/16 91-118 L Florence A

1/18 79-90 L Troy A

1/22 70-101 L Shorter A

1/25 101-79 W Athens A

1/28 84-75 W St. Bernard H

1/30 78-93 L Livingston H

2/2 84-79 W Huntingdon H

2/6 83-79 W Florence H

2/8 85-95 L Troy H

2/11 90-86 W St. Bernard A

2/13 95-91 W Birmingham-Southern H

2/15 91-95 L Troy H

The Mitchell Caldwell Era 3 Season: 38-38

1971-72: 11-14

Coach: Mitchell Caldwell

12/1 88-87 W Berry H

12/6 86-65 W Shorter H

12/8 93-90 W Birmingham-Southern A

12/11 78-64 W Shorter A

12/17 102-78 W Presbyterian H

12/18 98-107 L West Georgia H

1/6 81-111 L Livingston A

1/8 64-65 L Troy A

1/11 83-85 L St. Bernard A

1/13 84-71 W Berry A

1/15 85-79 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/17 69-80 L Montevallo H

1/22 78-85 L Delta State H

1/25 110-95 W Florence H

1/28 83-87 L Athens A

1/29 79-99 L Tennessee-Martin A

2/1 111-113 L Livingston H

2/3 82-89 L Montevallo A

2/5 90-100 L Troy H

2/8 90-84 W Athens H

2/11 91-101 L Florence A

2/12 74-91 L Delta State A

2/15 93-81 W Birmingham-Southern H

2/19 79-75 W St. Bernard H

2/22 62-87 L Delta State H

1972-73 – 17-9

Coach: Mitchell Caldwell

11/28 103-77 W Montevallo H

11/30 108-101 W Shorter A

12/7 85-60 W Shorter H

12/9 95-107 L Athens H

12/11 94-111 L Florence H

12/15 99-76 W LaGrange H

12/16 82-84 L West Georgia H

1/ 4 76-91 L Athens A

1/9 73-72 W Troy A

1/13 78-71 W Delta A

1/15 73-63 W Livingston A

1/19 81-71 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/23 101-94 W St. Bernard A

1/25 88-84 W Tennessee Temple A

1/27 74-81 L SE Louisiana H

1/29 83-77 W Nicholls H

1/31 76-75 W Montevallo A

2/3 79-70 W Delta H

2/9 81-71 W Tennessee-Martin A

2/10 74-78 L Florence A

2/12 93-77 W Tennessee Temple H

2/13 89-76 W St. Bernard H

2/16 82-84 L Nicholls A

2/17 69-96 L SE Louisiana A

2/24 113-88 W Troy H

2/27 77-78 L Livingston H

1973-74 – 10-15

Coach: Mitchell Caldwell

11/30 80-77 W Troy H

12/3 78-89 L Montevallo H

12/4 84-92 W Tennessee Temple H

12/7 76-68 W Livingston H

12/14 74-82 L LaGrange H

12/15 74-75 L North Georgia H

1/9 79-84 L Montevallo A

1/11 85-76 W Florence H

1/12 78-67 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/14 76-67 W Shorter H

1/17 69-79 L Athens A

1/21 85-98 L St. Bernard H

1/22 70-69 W Tennessee Temple H

1/26 69-105 L Nicholls A

1/28 48-69 L SE Louisiana A

2/2 73-65 W Livingston A

2/4 72-78 L Mississippi College A

2/6 86-111 L Athens H

2/9 69-81 L NW Louisiana H

2/11 86-74 W Delta State H

2/14 66-74 L St. Bernard A

2/16 77-71 W Tennessee Temple H

2/18 67-61 W Florence A

2/21 73-70 W Troy A

The Bill Jones Era

20 Seasons: 393-160

1974-75:

20-7

Coach: Bill Jones

11/30 93-87 W Troy State A

12/3 79-69 W Tennessee Temple H

12/6 57-46 W Livingston A

12/11 79-64 W Shorter A

12/14 82-81 W Samford A

1/ 4 85-79 W Alabama-Huntsville A

1/6 80-74 W St. Bernard H

1/10 58-59 L North Alabama A

1/11 65-67 L Tennessee-Martin A

1/15 95-73 W Shorter H

1/18 67-65 W Tennessee Temple A

1/21 94-91 W St. Bernard A

ALL-TIME SCORES

1/24 93-88 W Nicholls State H

1/25 69-65 W SE Louisiana H

1/29 81-90 L South Alabama A

2/1 62-61 W Livingston H

2/3 84-83 W Mississippi College H

2/5 93-113 L Chattanooga H

2/8 76-78 L NW Louisiana A

2/10 69-75 L Delta State A

2/15 93-77 W North Alabama H

2/17 99-75 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/20 85-70 W Troy H

2/22 75-72 W Chattanooga A

2/25 106-70 W Alabama-Huntsville H 3/2 67-56 W Athens H 3/ 4 74-75 L Montevallo H

1975-76 – 16-8

Coach: Bill Jones

11/29 86-103 L Alabama-Huntsville A

12/2 93-58 W Tennessee Temple H 12/8 81-66 W Shorter A

12/13 83-82 W Troy H

12/17 65-70 L St. Bernard A

1/5 99-76 W Alabama-Huntsville H

1/8 93-76 W St. Bernard H

1/10 77-60 W Livingston H

1/12 80-82 L Chattanooga H

1/15 68-63 W Tennessee Temple A

1/17 68-66 W North Alabama H

1/19 61-53 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/24 77-86 L Nicholls State A 1/26 73-83 L SE Louisiana A

1/28 78-92 L Chattanooga A

2/2 81-75 W Troy State A

2/7 90-70 W Delta State H

2/9 69-67 W NW Louisiana H

2/13 76-69 W Livingston A

2/14 69-67 W Mississippi College A 2/16 77-49 W Shorter A 2/20 69-76 L North Alabama A 2/21 76-74 W Tennessee-Martin A 2/25 85-88 L Troy State H

1976-77 – 13-14

Coach: Bill Jones

11/27 86-65 W Rust College H 12/3 95-88 W Savannah H 12/4 82-73 W Florida Southern H 12/6 85-71 W Shorter H 12/11 74-76 L Troy H

12/14 81-76 W North Georgia H

12/15 88-95 L Columbus College H

1/3 79-80 L Livingston H

1/7 60-75 L Rust College A

1/8 66-61 W Delta State A

1/12 82-69 W Shorter A

1/15 62-80 L SE Louisiana H

1/17 106-78 W Nicholls State H

1/20 78-108 L Chattanooga A

1/22 100-94 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/24 90-78 W North Alabama H

1/29 85-87 L Troy State A

2/1 78-72 W Mississippi College H

2/5 77-69 W Livingston A

2/7 74-76 L Mississippi College A

2/12 89-83 W Delta State H

2/14 72-82 L Chattanooga H

2/18 93-101 L Nicholls State A

2/19 77-89 L SE Louisiana A

2/25 79-97 L Tennessee-Martin A

2/26 73-90 L Alabama-Huntsville H

1977-78 – 12-12

Coach: Bill Jones

11/26 85-87 L Delta State A

11/28 76-72 W West Georgia H

12/5 88-67 W Shorter A

12/12 70-69 W North Georgia A

12/28 63-99 L Chattanooga H

12/29 59-79 L North Carolina A&T H

1/5 69-84 L North Georgia H

1/11 99-88 W Shorter H

1/13 80-82 L Troy A

1/16 77-84 L Mississippi College H

1/21 72-67 W North Alabama A

1/24 69-60 W West Georgia A

1/26 88-81 W Nicholls State H

1/28 66-67 L SE Louisiana H

1/30 84-88 L Mississippi College A

1/31 81-113 L Livingston A

2/3 77-80 L Delta State H

2/4 83-88 L Livingston H

2/10 102-121 L Nicholls State A

2/11 55-54 W SE Louisiana A

2/15 62-71 L Tennessee-Martin H

2/17 71-65 W Troy H

2/24 75-74 W Tennessee-Martin H 2/25 92-82 W North Alabama H

1978-79 – 17-8

Coach: Bill Jones

11/24 84-70 W North Georgia H

11/25 82-71 W Valdosta H

11/27 59-71 L Western Kentucky A

12/2 103-73 W Shorter A 12/5 81-73 W Huntingdon H

12/6 96-93 W Auburn-Montgomery H

1/8 90-67 W Shorter H

1/11 78-64 W Troy H

1/13 81-86 L West Georgia A

1/15 80-64 W Mississippi College A

1/17 73-71 W Delta State A

1/20 63-69 L North Alabama H

1/22 88-83 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/26 76-78 L Nicholls State A

1/27 72-80 L S.E. Louisiana A

1/29 104-89 W Mississippi College H

1/31 101-77 W West Georgia H

2/3 77-92 L Livingston A

2/5 85-80 W Delta State H

2/10 87-75 W S.E. Louisiana H

2/12 83-88 L Nicholls State H

2/15 89-85 W Troy A

2/21 87-86 W Livingston H

2/23 71-58 W Tennessee-Martin A

2/24 74-76 L North Alabama A

1979-80 – 20-7

Coach: Bill Jones

12/1 83-56 W Shorter A

12/7 106-67 W Steed College H

12/8 68-72 L Birmingham-Southern H

12/10 52-55 L Athens A

12/15 75-71 W Birmingham-Southern A

1/3 66-74 L Livingston A

1/5 91-68 W Shorter H

1/7 104-62 W Dominican College H

1/10 75-76 L Troy A

1/12 93-82 W Delta H

1/14 83-76 W Mississippi College H

1/19 82-66 W North Alabama A

1/21 75-73 W Tennessee-Martin A

1/23 82-69 W Athens H

1/26 70-68 W Delta State A

1/28 73-81 L Mississippi College A

1/31 69-62 W North Georgia A

2/2 97-80 W Livingston H

2/4 111-67 W Spring Hill A

2/6 94-81 W Montevallo A

2/11 89-87 W Spring Hill H

2/14 78-64 W Troy State H

2/18 81-74 W Montevallo H

2/22 95-78 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/23 106-77 W North Alabama H

3/2 76-78 L Nicholls State H

3/ 4 91-112 L Central Missouri H

1980-81 – 22-8

Coach: Bill Jones

111/21 62-53 W Dillard H 11/22 56-55 W Spring Hill H

11/25 57-60 L Valdosta State A

12/2 97-66 W Berry H 12/5 91-75 W North Georgia H 12/6 58-52 W Athens H

12/9 85-81 W Valdosta State H

12/12 74-76 L Drury H

12/13 83-63 W S.W. Missouri H 12/17 50-57 L Auburn-Montgomery A

1/7 69-58 W Berry A

1/10 72-66 W Livingston H

1/13 56-54 W Athens A

1/17 92-64 W Mississippi College H

1/19 77-60 W Delta State H

1/24 72-60 W Delta State A

1/26 52-45 W Mississippi College A

1/30 48-35 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/31 70-64 W North Alabama H

2/2 84-79 W Auburn-Montgomery H

2/7 46-47 L Tennessee-Martin A

2/9 63-68 L North Alabama A

2/14 67-77 L Livingston A

2/16 73-68 W Troy State A

2/21 80-63 W Troy State H

2/23 74-55 W Troy State H

2/25 94-76 W Livingston H

2/28 70-81 L North Alabama H

3/5 78-82 L N.E. Missouri H

3/7 84-66 W Lincoln H

ALL-TIME SCORES

1981-82 – 15-11

Coach: Bill Jones

11/24 68-69 L Valdosta State A

11/30 59-57 W North Georgia A

12/5 70-62 W North Georgia H

12/10 55-64 L Athens H

12/15 88-71 W Valdosta State H

12/19 56-80 L Auburn-Montgomery A

1/ 4 88-86 W Troy A

1/9 55-56 L Delta State A

1/11 58-56 W Mississippi College A

1/16 60-71 L Montevallo A

1/18 55-82 L Livingston H

1/21 62-61 W Auburn-Montgomery H

1/23 79-78 W North Alabama A

1/25 62-68 L Tennessee-Martin A

1/28 64-74 L Athens A

1/30 93-75 W Delta H

2/1 52-41 W Mississippi College H

2/6 101-85 W Miles College H

2/8 59-65 L Livingston A

2/11 79-73 W Montevallo H

2/13 88-76 W North Alabama H

2/15 64-69 L Tennessee-Martin H

2/20 105-87 W Alabama A&M H

2/23 109-82 W Troy H

2/25 84-71 W North Alabama H

2/27 69-78 L Livingston H

1982-83 – 24-8

Coach: Bill Jones

12/7 85-106 L Alabama A&M A

12/9 91-62 W Tusculum College H

12/10 99-68 W Alabama Christian H

12/11 69-60 W Athens H

12/14 61-56 W Bethel H

12/15 95-67 W Phillips College H

12/17 102-49 W Covenant College H

1/6 89-66 W Berry H

1/8 86-83 W North Alabama H

1/10 71-59 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/13 95-82 W Alabama A&M H

1/15 63-65 L Delta A

1/17 69-74 L Mississippi College A

1/22 74-83 L Valdosta State A

1/24 62-64 L Troy State A

1/27 62-63 L Montevallo A

1/29 76-61 W Livingston H

1/31 60-54 W Athens A

2/5 63-61 W North Alabama A

2/7 78-84 L Tennessee-Martin A

2/10 88-70 W Montevallo H

2/12 97-63 W Delta H

2/14 81-77 W Mississippi College H

2/19 101-78 W Valdosta State H

2/21 85-76 W Troy H

2/26 72-74 L Livingston H

3/1 80-74 W Mississippi College H

3/3 77-66 W North Alabama H

3/5 79-74 W Valdosta State H

3/12 67-61 W Florida Southern H

3/17 92-76 W West Georgia H

3/19 90-91 L Morningside H

1983-84 – 23-8

Coach: Bill Jones

12/1 84-73 W Auburn-Montgomery A

12/5 84-70 W Shorter H

12/9 91-75 W Limestone College H

12/10 70-55 W Athens H

12/12 105-75 W Cumberland College H

12/16 89-70 W Alabama Christian H

12/17 82-74 W Auburn-Montgomery H

1/7 75-74 W North Alabama A

1/9 63-66 L Tennessee-Martin A

1/12 104-89 W Auburn-Montgomery H

1/14 88-74 W Delta State H

1/16 91-77 W Mississippi College H

1/19 91-98 L West Georgia A

1/21 90-73 W Valdosta State H

1/23 97-83 W Troy H

1/28 85-74 W Livingston A

2/2 81-67 W Athens A

2/4 88-89 L North Alabama H

2/6 90-66 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/8 98-88 W West Georgia H

2/11 96-84 W Delta State A

2/13 76-78 L Mississippi College A

2/16 112-76 W Phillips College H

2/18 82-76 W Valdosta State A 2/20 67-70 L Troy A

2/25 94-71 W Livingston H

3/2 94-84 W Valdosta State H 3/9 97-82 W Tennessee-Martin H

3/14 78-75 W N.W. Missouri H 3/16 72-79 L Central Missouri H

1984-85 – 31-1

Coach: Bill Jones 11/23 60-61 L Belmont Abbey N 11/24 90-79 W Armstrong State A 11/30 85-57 W Phillips College H

12/1 98-82 W Trevecca Nazarene H 12/3 94-76 W Auburn-Montgomery A 12/8 84-64 W Valdosta State A 12/10 98-79 W Troy A

12/15 90-74 W Armstrong State H

1/ 2 84-71 W Athens A

1/5 71-65 W North Alabama H

1/7 98-70 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/12 76-73 W Valdosta State H

1/14 91-78 W Troy H

1/17 93-72 W West Georgia H

1/19 85-79 W Delta A

1/21 72-62 W Mississippi College A

1/26 97-67 W Mississippi College H

1/28 84-81 W Delta –OT H

2/2 93-60 W Auburn-Montgomery H

2/7 82-73 W West Georgia A

2/9 85-69 W Livingston A

2/16 92-82 W Tennessee-Martin A

2/18 85-71 W North Alabama A

2/23 83-50 W Livingston H

2/26 97-68 W Mississippi College H

2/27 99-86 W Valdosta State H

2/28 86-73 W Delta State H

3/7 120-84 W Albany State H

3/8 76-61 W Tampa H

3/16 80-79 W S.E. Missouri A

3/22 72-61 W Kentucky Wesleyan N

3/23 74-73 W South Dakota State N

1985-86 – 19-8

Coach: Bill Jones

11/30 82-58 W Belmont Abbey H

12/6 99-65 W Shorter H

12/7 83-63 W Athens H

12/10 97-69 W Alabama-Huntsville A

12/16 64-57 W Athens H

12/19 62-64 L Birmingham-Southern A

1/ 4 79-77 W Valdosta State (OT) H

1/ 6 87-78 W Mississippi College H

1/9 90-68 W Montevallo H

1/11 94-92 W Tennessee-Martin A

1/13 90-95 L North Alabama A

1/16 70-60 W Livingston A

1/18 102-105 L Delta State H

1/20 98-89 W Tennessee-Martin H

1/25 71-65 W Mississippi College A

1/27 67-80 L Delta State A

1/30 94-83 W Troy H

2/1 71-78 L West Georgia A

2/3 84-81 W North Alabama H

2/10 117-85 W Alabama-Huntsville H

2/13 85-93 L Troy A

2/15 84-80 W Valdosta State A

2/18 87-60 W Montevallo A

2/20 91-94 L West Georgia (OT) H

2/22 75-69 W Livingston H

2/27 98-93 W West Georgia H

3/2 66-83 L Delta State H

1986-87 – 12-12

Coach: Bill Jones

11/24 90-57 W Tougaloo H

12/5 77-61 W Shorter H

12/6 92-73 W Belhaven H

12/9 76-78 L Alabama-Huntsville A

12/13 53-62 L Athens A

1/3 78-73 W Livingston H

1/8 71-85 L Troy A

1/10 82-84 L Valdosta State A

1/12 69-89 L West Georgia H

1/15 85-70 W Alabama-Huntsville H

1/17 92-71 W Berry H

1/19 65-66 W Athens H

1/22 60-57 W Troy H

1/24 87-76 W North Alabama H

1/26 71-87 L West Georgia A

1/31 73-87 L Delta State A

2/2 48-49 L Mississippi College A

2/5 76-92 L Livingston A

2/7 61-66 L Tennessee-Martin H

2/9 71-67 W Delta State H

2/14 62-63 L North Alabama A

2/16 84-62 W Tennessee-Martin A

2/19 86-67 W Mississippi College H

2/21 101-94 W Valdosta State H

1987-88 – 17-11

Coach: Bill Jones

11/20 79-85 L Alabama A&M A

11/24 99-79 W Tougaloo H

11/27 82-76 W Lincoln-Memorial H

11/28 80-87 L Kentucky Wesleyan A

12/4 91-70 W Shorter H

12/5 122-61 W Freed-Hardeman H

12/12 70-68 W Athens State A

12/15 101-82 W Alabama-Huntsville A 12/17 76-89 L Texas Tech A

1/ 2 85-74 W North Alabama A

1/ 4 78-82 L Tennessee-Martin A

1/9 80-92 L Troy H

1/11 94-82 W West Georgia H

1/14 106-92 W Alabama A&M (OT) H

1/16 77-76 W Livingston H

1/18 102-63 W Delta H

1/23 68-71 L Athens H

1/25 84-73 W Mississippi College A

1/30 70-78 L North Alabama H

2/1 85-69 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/6 122-83 W Alabama-Huntsville H

2/8 79-86 L West Georgia A

2/11 81-78 W Valdosta State H

2/13 82-90 L Livingston A

2/15 82-93 L Delta State A

2/20 84-76 W Mississippi College H 2/25 83-95 L Valdosta State A 2/27 89-85 W Troy A

1988-89 – 27-6

Coach: Bill Jones

11/21 109-75 W Tusculum H 11/25 99-80 W St. Augustine’s H 11/26 106-94 W Elizabeth City A 11/29 100-80 W Alabama-Huntsville A

12/2 111-71 W District of Columbia H

12/3 107-87 W West Virginia State H

12/7 101-94 W North Alabama H

12/10 92-74 W Tennessee-Martin H 12/12 118-93 W Earl Paulk H

12/15 90-80 W Athens State A

1/7 70-85 L Troy State A

1/9 77-69 W West Georgia A

1/14 81-87 L Delta State (OT) A

1/16 69-71 L Livingston A

1/23 113-93 W Mississippi College H

1/26 84-49 W Alabama-Huntsville H

1/28 106-77 W Tennessee-Martin A

1/30 84-70 W North Alabama A

2/4 83-62 W Athens State H

2/6 101-82 W West Georgia H

2/9 105-94 W Valdosta State H

2/11 85-70 W Livingston H

2/13 63-56 W Delta State H

2/18 86-80 W Mississippi College H

2/25 99-89 W Troy State H

2/27 87-90 L Valdosta State H

3/2 91-81 W Valdosta State H

3/7 85-74 W Livingston H

3/12 94-70 W Florida Tech H

3/17 89-67 W Tampa H

ALL-TIME SCORES

3/22 107-70 W Kentucky Wesleyan H

3/27 70-90 L N. Carolina Central H

4/2 81-90 L California-Riverside H

1989-90 – 24-5

Coach: Bill Jones

11/20 134-104 W Lincoln-Memorial H

11/24 98-66 W St. Augustine’s H

11/25 93-97 L Virginia Union A

11/28 107-71 W Earl Paulk H

12/1 82-65 W Christian Brothers H

12/2 118-88 W Dillard H

12/12 95-65 W Athens State H

12/16 119-81 W Alabama-Huntsville A

1/3 93-70 W Athens State A

1/6 77-55 W Tennessee-Martin A

1/8 72-77 L North Alabama A

1/13 129-116 W Troy State H

1/15 96-74 W West Georgia H

1/20 102-73 W Delta State H

1/22 92-77 W Livingston H

1/29 77-81 L Mississippi College A

2/3 95-86 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/5 95-89 W North Alabama H

2/12 108-89 W West Georgia A

2/15 120-101 W Valdosta State H

2/17 107-99 W Livingston (OT) A

2/19 88-92 L Delta State A

2/24 96-92 W Mississippi College H

2/26 117-79 W Alabama-Huntsville H

3/1 97-85 W Valdosta State A

3/3 106-83 W Troy State A

3/8 97-96 W Florida Southern (OT) H

3/10 95-88 W N. Carolina Central (OT)H

3/15 67-89 L North Dakota H

1990-91 –20-6

Coach: Bill Jones

11/19 104-76 W Lincoln-Memorial H

11/24 121-85 W Alabama A&M H

11/30 111-73 W Dillard H

12/1 124-104 W Virginia Union H

12/4 90-64 W Athens State H

12/8 103-127 L Troy State H

12/10 90-87 W Valdosta State H

1 / 2 107-75 W Berry H

1 / 4 69-76 L Rollins A

1/7 75-72 W Livingston A

1/10 111-81 W Lincoln-Memorial A

1/14 111-89 W West Georgia A

1/16 102-80 W Athens State A

1/19 100-83 W Delta State H

1/21 98-69 W Mississippi College H

1/26 75-65 W Tennessee-Martin A

1/28 73-105 L North Alabama A

2/2 98-87 W Livingston H

2/7 116-87 W Alabama-Huntsville H

2/11 91-66 W West Georgia H

2/15 82-77 W Delta State A

2/18 88-95 L Mississippi College A

2/23 118-87 W Tennessee-Martin H

2/25 90-101 L North Alabama H

2/28 97-103 L Troy State A

3/2 96-72 W Valdosta State A

1991-92 – 28-2

Coach: Bill Jones

11/23 123-101 W Athens State H

11/29 135-79 W Voorhees College H

11/30 92-74 W Georgia College H

12/3 117-89 W Alabama A&M A

12/6 109-78 W Georgia College H

12/7 78-71 W West Texas State H

12/10 119-93 W Clark-Atlanta H

12/18 85-72 W Athens State A

1/4 123-94 W Pffeifer Collge H

1/6 91-92 L North Alabama A

1/9 118-84 W Campbellsville H

1/11 115-97 W West Georgia A

1/13 107-89 W Valdosta State A

1/18 77-67 W Alabama Huntsville A

1/20 91-88 W Delta State H

1/23 75-74 W LIncoln MemorialOT A

1/25 102-83 W Mississippi College H

1/27 107-88 W Livingston A

2/1 104-91 W North Alabama H

2/8 71-59 W Livingston H

2/10 80-71 W Mississippi College A

2/13 101-74 W Lincoln-Memorial H

2/15 90-70 W Delta State A

2/22 133-109 W Valdosta State H 2/24 82-62 W West Georgia H

3/6 108-79 W North Alabama H

3/7 90-77 W Mississippi College H 3/14 96-91 W Troy State H

3/15 105-87 W SC-Spartanburg H 3/26 59-89 L Cal State-Bakersfield H

1992-93 – 16-10

Coach: Bill Jones

Final Year in NCAA Division II and the Gulf South Conference

11/23 108-109 L Elizabeth City State H 11/27 87-74 W Athens State A 11/28 81-70 W Belhaven A

12/4 106-78 W Knoxville College H 12/5 93-80 W Tampa H

12/8 97-76 W Athens State H

12/14 80-97 L Pfeiffer College H 12/18 75-82 L Seattle Pacific A 12/19 78-76 W Seattle A

1/4 97-91 W Athens State A

1/9 95-78 W Livingston H

1/11 76-65 W Mississippi College H

1/14 109-104 W Alabama A&M H

1/16 74-90 L North Alabama A

1/18 69-89 L Delta State A

1/23 86-77 W Valdosta State H

1/25 109-87 W West Georgia H

1/30 100-69 W Alabama-Huntsville H

2/6 80-89 L Valdosta State A

2/8 95-97 L West Georgia A

2/13 63-81 L Delta State H

2/15 109-95 W North Alabama H

2/20 73-72 W Mississippi College A

2/22 86-101 L Livingston A

2/26 86-76 W Livingston A

2/27 66-72 L Delta State A

1993-94 – 17-8

Coach: Bill Jones

11/19 93-91 W New Mexico HighlandsA

11/20 73-78 L Southern Colorado A

1/22 100-79 W Regis A

11/23 96-71 W Colorado School-Mines A

11/27 90-72 W Florida Memorial H

12/3 75-71 W Fayetteville State H

12/4 73-69 W Johnson C. Smith H

12/11 126-86 W Berry H

12/14 86-94 L Augusta H

12/17 84-70 W Cal State-Los Angeles A

12/18 59-84 L Cal State-Bakersfield A

1/3 79-58 W Paine H

1/7 92-72 W St. Thomas H

1/8 93-81 W Lenoir-Rhyne H

1/14 71-82 L Paine A

1/15 67-71 L Augusta A

1/22 128-102 W Miles H

1/24 101-83 W Shaw H

1/25 105-106 L Lee H

2/6 87-73 W Oakland H

2/9 93-75 W Covenant H

2/14 127-101 W Lane H

2/19 113-65 W Baptist Christian H

2/21 78-81 L Clark-Atlanta H

2/26 88-113 L Alabama A&M A

1994-95 – 24-1

Coach: Bill Jones

11/18 104-102 W Montana State-Billingsley A

11/19 102-73 W Grand Canyon A

11/25 100-85 W Benedict College H 11/28 80-71 W Metro State A 11/29 85-87 L Colorado Christian A

12/2 85-79 W Grand Canyon H 12/3 71-63 W Hampton H

12/6 101-64 W Trevecca Nazarene H 12/9 102-74 W St. Leo H

12/11 120-88 W Lindsey Wilson H

12/14 130-84 W Virginia Intermont H

1/3 78-69 W Lenoir-Rhyne H

1/6 117-68 W Knoxville College H

1/7 99-84 W Pfeiffer College H

1/9 100-69 W Clinch Valley H

1/11 95-79 W Oakland City H

1/14 111-91 W Covenant College H

1/18 96-77 W Tougaloo College H

1/21 129-102 W Bryan College H

1/28 115-82 W Lee College H

2/9 114-93 W Lane College H

2/11 120-58 W Baptist Christian H

2/18 128-91 W Miles College H

2/26 55-53 W at Oakland City A 2/28 93-55 W Tennessee Temple H

1995-96 (10-17, 4-12 TAAC)

Coach: Bill Jones

First year in Division I and Trans American Athletic Conference/Atlantic Sun

111/25 68-93 L Mississippi Valley St. A

11/28 92-65 W Alabama State A

11/30 74-91 L Auburn University A

12/8 93-72 W Baptist Christian H

12/9 91-65 W Freed-Hardeman H

12/16 102-94 W Mississippi Valley St. H

12/19 53-76 L Texas-El Paso A

12/21 82-68 W Alabama State H

12/22 72-83 L UAB A

1/4 73-93 L *Central Florida H

1/6 96-67 W *Stetson H

1/11 80-89 L *Coll. of Charleston H

1/13 62-73 L *Campbell A

1/18 85-94 L *Centenary A

1/20 90-93 L *SE Louisiana A

1/25 95-99 L *Mercer H

1/27 83-65 W *Georgia State H

2/1 63-79 L *Samford A

2/3 72-91 L *Florida Atlantic A

2/5 88-90 (OT) L *Florida International A

2/10 78-65 W *Samford H

2/12 90-111 L Marshall A

2/15 92-84 W *SE Louisiana H

2/17 79-95 L *Centenary H

2/22 76-82 L *Georgia State A

2/24 69-78 L *Mercer A

2/26 105-65 W Alabama State H *-denotes TAAC game

1996-97 (10-17, 9-7 TAAC)

Coach: Bill Jones

11/23 91-103 L Miss. Valley St. H

11/30 71-82 L Alabama State H 12/2 54-68 L Marshall H 12/4 49-64 L East Carolina A

12/7 82-72 W Lenoir-Rhyne H 12/8 73-75 L Piedmont Coll. H 12/14 80-91 L Miss. Valley St. A 12/21 81-90 L Long Island A 12/22 72-75 L S.F. Austin A

1/2 75-74 W *Central Florida A

1/4 78-86 L *Stetson A

1/9 74-90 L *Coll. of Charleston A 1/11 76-60 W *Campbell H

1/16 71-68 W *Centenary H

1/18 68-66 W *SE Louisiana H

1/23 69-61 W *Mercer A

1/25 75-70 W *Georgia State A

1/30 77-98 L *Samford A

2/1 56-63 L *Florida Atlantic H

2/3 68-71 L *Florida International H

2/8 59-61 L *Samford A

2/10 54-82 L East Carolina H

2/13 88-64 W *SE Louisiana A

2/15 68-72 L *Centenary A

2/20 82-79 W *Georgia State H

2/22 78-44 W *Mercer H

2/26 72-87 L Alabama State A *-denotes TAAC game

1997-98 (12-14, 6-10 TAAC)

Coach Bill Jones

11/18 85-95 L Georgia Southern A

11/22 98-92 W Alabama State A

11/25 72-105 L Alabama A

11/29 74-82 L Tennessee Tech H

12/2 82-80 (OT) W Alabama State H 12/5 86-70 W Bethel H

12/6 62-49 W Thomas College H 12/13 71-59 W Georgia Southern H

ALL-TIME SCORES

12/16 61-89 L Auburn A

12/18 83-72 W Tennessee Tech A

1/3 88-106 L *Florida International A

1/5 71-77 L *Florida Atlantic A

1/8 82-83 L *Campbell H

1/10 63-88 L *College of Charleston H

1/15 61-58 W *Stetson A

1/17 80-89 L *Central Florida H

1/22 63-77 L *Georgia State A

1/24 82-97 L *Mercer A

1/29 101-99 W *Troy State H

1/31 75-68 W *Centenary H

2/3 64-73 L *Samford A

2/5 73-78 L *Troy State A

2/7 73-83 L *Centenary A

2/14 59-56 W *Samford H

2/19 86-80 W *Mercer H

2/21 63-58 W *Georgia State H

*-denotes TAAC game

1999-00 (17-11, 12-6 TAAC)

Coach Mark Turgeon

11/19 59-74 L Ole Miss A

11/24 71-63 W Mississippi Valley StateH

11/27 66-58 W Florida A&M H

11/29 84-87 L Georgia Southern H

12/4 57-52 W *Stetson A

12/7 81-79 W *Georgia State H

12/16 77-65 W Tennessee State A

12/18 69-53 W East Carolina A

12/20 59-66 L Morehead State H

12/30 72-63 W Clayton State H

1/3 82-73 W *Jacksonville A

1/8 68-46 W *Florida Atlantic H

1/10 90-83 (OT) W *Central Florida H

1/13 69-65 W *Mercer A

1/15 70-74 L *Troy State A

1/19 61-73 L Mississippi State H

1/22 69-65 (OT) W *Samford H

1/24 51-54 L *Campbell H

1/28 53-68 L *Samford A

2/3 77-91 L *Georgia State A

2/5 80-60 W *Campbell A

2/10 74-68 W *Jacksonville H

2/12 71-65 W *Stetson H

2/17 64-68 L *UCF A

2/19 71-61 W *Florida Atlantic A

2/24 69-74 L *Troy State H

2/26 80-79 (OT) W *Mercer H 3/2 55-74 L &-UCF A

* denotes TAAC game & TAAC Tournament game

1/20 61-68 L *Samford A

1/23 52-76 L *Georgia State A

1/27 53-61 L *Samford H

2/1 67-59 W *Campbell H

2/3 58-75 L *Georgia State H

2/8 59-73 L *Stetson A

2/10 59-64 L *Jacksonville Univ. H

2/15 79-70 W *Florida Atlantic H

2/17 69-60 W *UCF H

2/22 60-70 L *Mercer A

2/24 63-77 L *Troy State A

2/28 57-100 L &-UCF N

* denotes TAAC game

& TAAC Tournament game

2001-02 (13-16, 8-12 A-Sun)

Coach Mike LaPlante

11/18 53-75 L Auburn A

11/21 63-52 W Birmingham-Southern A

11/29 52-70 L *Troy State A

12/1 53-71 L *Mercer A

12/14 57-99 L #22 Alabama A

12/17 72-69 W *UCF H

12/19 71-74 L *FAU H

1/2 59-57 W *Samford A

1/5 67-69 L *Jacksonville A

1/7 83-89 L *Stetson A

1/10 72-74 L *Belmont H

1/17 81-75 W *Georgia State H

1/19 79-84 L *Campbell H

1/22 59-56 W *Samford H

1/24 64-55 W Savannah State A

11/20 62-74 L *Samford A

11/23 66-68 L *UCF H

1/25 83-77 W *Florida Atlantic H

1/28 78-70 W Savannah State A

1/30 56-57 L *Jacksonville A

2/3 87-71 W Savannah State H

2/6 78-84 L *Mercer A

2/8 51-71 L *Troy State A

2/10 84-60 W *Lipscomb A

2/13 74-63 W *Samford H

2/15 92-87 W *Belmont H

2/19 96-72 W *Lipscomb H

2/21 78-76 (OT) W *Georgia State A

2/27 83-75 W *Gardner-Webb A

3/1 68-56 W *Campbell A 3/6 51-68 L &UCF N

*-denotes A-Sun game

&-A-Sun Tournament game

^-BP Top of the World Classic

!-Maine Holiday Classic

2003-04 (14-14, 7-9 OVC)

Mike LaPlante

First Year in the Ohio Valley Conference

11/21 74-68 W Alabama A&M H

11/24 97-90 W Shorter College H

11/26 49-84 L Southern Illinois A

11/29 59-84 L Miss. Valley State A

12/1 71-63 W Jackson State H

12/6 84-58 W Tennessee Temple H

12/13 68-70 L Alcorn State A

12/16 71-58 W Savannah State A

2 Seasons: 25-29

1998-99 (8-18, 3-13 TAAC)

Coach Mark Turgeon

11/14 61-53 W East Carolina H

11/16 84-75 W Miss. Valley State A

11/19 54-65 L Georgia Southern A

11/24 92-87 W Florida A&M A

11/28 44-87 L Alabama A

12/2 54-73 L Mississippi State A

12/4 83-81 W West Georgia H

12/5 78-49 W Brewton-Parker H

12/8 59-79 L UAB A

12/17 60-64 L Morehead State A

1/2 73-80 (OT) L *Mercer H

1/4 68-70 L *Troy State A

1/7 63-66 L *Mercer A

1/11 70-78 L *Troy State H

1/14 57-82 L *Samford A

1/18 54-64 L *Centenary H

1/23 60-73 L *Campbell A

1/25 63-66 L *Georgia State H

1/30 64-82 L *Central Florida H

2/1 84-73 W *Florida Atlantic H

2/4 44-59 L *Stetson A

2/6 51-72 L *Jacksonville A

2/9 55-68 L *Samford H

2/11 40-73 L *Georgia State A

2/13 68-60 W *Campbell H

2/18 64-58 W *Centenary A

* denotes TAAC Game

The Mike LaPlante Era

1/26 61-80 L *Georgia State A

1/29 78-66 W *Campbell A

2/2 83-63 W Savannah State H

2/4 91-71 W *Belmont A

2/7 90-78 W *Stetson H

2/9 98-100 (OT) L *Jacksonville H

2/11 72-77 (OT) L Morris Brown A

2/14 68-78 L *Florida Atlantic A

2/16 50-68 L *UCF A

2/18 90-59 W Morris Brown H

2/21 95-68 W *Mercer H

2/23 60-79 L *Troy State H

2/28 69-62 W &-Troy State N

12/22 56-64 L Ole Miss A

12/30 74-41 W Alcorn State H

1/3 58-76 L *Austin Peay H

1/6 48-58 L *Samford A

1/8 74-88 L *Tennessee State A

1/15 96-85 W *Tennessee-Martin A

1/17 84-89 L *Murray State A

1/19 95-82 W Savannah State H

1/22 85-82 W *Eastern Kentucky H

1/24 81-89 L *Morehead State H

1/29 79-64 W *Southeast Missouri H

1/31 78-73 W *Eastern Illinois H

2/5 72-84 L *Austin Peay A

7 Seasons: 88-115

2000-01 (9-19, 6-12 TAAC)

Coach Mike LaPlante

111/17 71-74 L Alabama A&M A

11/19 51-91 L Auburn A

11/21 48-91 L Kentucky N

12/2 40-51 L *Jacksonville H

12/4 76-88 L *Campbell A

12/16 84-80 W Tennessee State H

12/20 57-68 L Coll. of Charleston A

12/21 81-68 W Charleston Southern H

12/29 73-78 L Austin Peay State H

12/30 72-71 W Belmont H

1/3 69-66 W *Stetson A

1/6 58-72 L *UCF A

1/8 89-102 L *Florida Atlantic A

1/11 79-74 W *Troy State H

1/13 71-64 W *Mercer H

1/16 63-68 L Birmingham-Southern H

3/1 47-55 L &-FAU N

*-denotes A-Sun game &-A-Sun Tournament game

2002-03 (20-10, 10-6 A-Sun)

Mike LaPlante

11/22 64-72 L ^Ball State N

11/23 73-66 W ^UC Santa Barbara N

11/24 75-66 W ^Wisconsin-Green Bay N

11/30 75-72 W Alcorn State H

12/7 101-82 (OT) W *Stetson H

12/14 74-67 W Alcorn State A

12/21 94-61 W !Maine-Machias N

12/22 64-68 L !Maine A

12/28 52-76 L Michigan State A

12/30 82-76 W Oakland A

1/4 82-78 W *Campbell H

1/6 88-69 W *Gardner-Webb H

1/11 89-76 W *Georgia State H

1/18 69-87 L *Belmont A

2/7 86-101 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/12 73-81 L *Morehead State A

2/14 75-82 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/19 80-59 W *Tennessee Tech H

2/24 71-51 W *Samford H

2/28 86-70 W *Tennessee State H

3/2 68-82 L &Morehead State A

* denotes OVC game

& OVC Tournament game

2004-05 (7-22, 2-14 OVC)

Mike

LaPlante

11/14 42-59 L ^Air Force N

11/15 72-80 L ^South Carolina State N

11/16 90-74 W ^Western Carolina N

11/19 83-76 W Miss. Valley State H

11/21 85-73 W Berry College H

11/23 112-94 W Shorter College H

12/1 76-81 L Wofford A

12/4 51-64 L Jackson State A

The Mark Turgeon Era

12/15 78-88 L Coastal Carolina A

12/20 64-66 L Delaware State A

12/22 53-95 L %Mississippi State N

12/29 67-73 L Arkansas A

1/4 64-68 (OT) L *Samford H

1/6 69-93 L *Tennessee State H

1/13 71-75 L *Tennessee-Martin H

1/15 61-77 L *Murray State H

1/20 60-72 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/22 63-69 L *Morehead State A

1/27 65-84 L *Southeast Missouri A

1/29 63-66 L *Eastern Illinois A

1/31 73-62 W Reinhardt H

2/3 69-80 L *Austin Peay H

2/5 88-87 (OT) W *Tennessee Tech H

2/10 66-76 L *Morehead State H

2/12 70-55 W *Eastern Kentucky H

2/15 65-73 L *Austin Peay A

2/17 56-71 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/22 75-84 L *Samford A

2/26 62-63 L *Tennessee State A

*-denotes OVC game

^-BCA Classic (Milwaukee, Wis.)

%-Jackson, Miss.

2005-06 (16-13, 12-8 OVC)

Mike LaPlante

11/16 46-67 L Vanderbilt A

11/21 82-71 W Coastal Carolina H

12/1 97-70 W Tennessee Temple H

12/5 62-73 L Delaware State H

12/8 62-61 W *Samford A

12/10 93-84 W *Tennessee Martin A

12/15 80-104 L %Mississippi State N

12/19 72-91 L *Murray State H

12/21 82-72 W *Southeast Missouri H

12/31 83-87 L Auburn A

1/6 82-95 L *Austin Peay A

1/7 69-90 L *Samford H

1/12 67-79 L *Tennessee Tech H

1/14 77-75 W *Tennessee State H

1/19 78-86 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/21 88-65 W *Morehead State A

1/26 91-86 W *Austin Peay H

1/28 85-80 W *Tennessee Martin H

1/30 80-83 L *Tennessee State A

2/2 66-51 W *Eastern Illinois H

2/4 72-78 L *Murray State A

2/9 74-68 W *Tennessee Tech A

2/14 77-68 W *Morehead State H

2/16 71-72 L *Eastern Kentucky H

2/18 79-74 W New Orleans H

2/23 75-68 W *Eastern Illinois A

2/25 80-67 W *Southeast Missouri A

2/28 86-59 W &Eastern Kentucky H

3/3 64-69 L &Murray State N

*-denotes OVC game &-OVC Tournament Game %-Jackson, Miss.

2006-07 (9-21, 7-13 OVC)

Mike

ALL-TIME SCORES

12/1 56-59 L ^William & Mary A

12/2 87-85 W ^VMI N

12/7 53-54 L *Samford H

12/9 69-70 L *Tennessee Martin H

12/17 70-67 W *Southeast Missouri A

12/19 71-72 (OT) L *Murray State A

12/27 67-90 L #Wisconsin-Green Bay A

12/29 69-77 L #Bowling Green N

12/30 58-76 L #Michigan Tech N

1/4 63-78 L *Austin Peay H

1/6 63-64 L *Samford A

1/11 71-75 L *Tennessee Tech A

1/13 74-83 L *Tennessee State A

1/18 66-56 W *Eastern Kentucky H

1/20 67-62 W *Morehead State H

1/25 58-73 L *Austin Peay A

1/27 60-83 L *Tennessee Martin A

1/30 72-64 W *Tennessee State H

2/1 59-73 L *Eastern Illinois A

2/3 61-63 L *Murray State H

2/8 72-71 W *Tennessee Tech H

2/13 57-52 W *Morehead State A

2/15 51-63 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/17 64-75 L Chattanooga A

2/22 65-69 L *Eastern Illinois H

2/24 78-72 W *Southeast Missouri H *-denotes OVC game

^-William & Mary Tipoff Classic (Williamsburg, Va.) #-Oneida Casino Holiday Classic (Green Bay, Wis.)

2007-08 (7-22, 5-15 OVC)

Mike LaPlante

11/9 65-107 L Georgia A

11/12 99-74 W Tennessee Temple H 11/16 74-80 L ^Kennesaw State A 11/17 83-86 L ^Texas State N 11/20 97-89 (OT) W Berry College H 11/24 72-76 L Central Arkansas A 12/1 68-82 L Central Arkansas H 12/6 34-41 L *Samford A 12/8 81-90 L *Tennessee Martin A 12/18 65-79 L *Murray State H 12/20 80-81 L *Southeast Missouri H 12/29 72-76 L Norfolk State H

1/5 55-71 L *Austin Peay A

1/7 53-57 L *Samford H

1/10 79-74 W *Tennessee Tech H

1/12 83-79 W *Tennessee State H

1/17 55-71 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/19 70-85 L *Morehead State A

1/24 62-73 L *Austin Peay H

1/26 70-81 L *Tennessee Martin H

1/29 77-88 L *Tennessee State A

1/31 67-72 L *Eastern Illinois H

2/2 85-95 L *Murray State A

2/7 85-87 (OT) L *Tennessee Tech A

2/14 73-61 W *Eastern Kentucky H

2/16 66-48 W *Morehead State H

2/23 78-85 L Georgia State H

2/28 64-80 L *Eastern Illinois A

The James Green Era 8 Seasons: 89-153

2008-09 (11-17, 5-13 OVC)

James Green

11/14 76-89 L South Carolina A

11/18 69-48 W West Alabama H

11/22 80-73 (2 OT) W Georgia State A

11/24 75-74 W UMass A

11/29 95-67 W VMI H

12/2 80-61 W Norfolk State A

12/6 82-66 W *Tennessee Tech A

12/17 48-75 L UAB A

12/20 60-66 L Iowa State A

12/30 98-49 W Berry College H

1/3 69-78 L *Eastern Illinois H

1/5 71-66 W *Southeast Missouri H

1/8 67-75 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/10 61-76 L *Morehead State A

1/15 56-63 L *Murray State H

1/17 73-92 L *Tennessee-Martin H 1/22 57-59 L *Tennessee State A 1/24 80-86 L *Austin Peay A 1/29 78-68 W *Southeast Missouri A

1/31 60-63 L *Eastern Illinois A

2/5 57-52 W *Morehead State H

2/7 75-70 W *Eastern Kentucky H 2/9 70-80 L *Tennessee State H

2/12 74-99 L *Tennessee-Martin A

2/14 54-57 L *Murray State A

2/17 60-72 L *Austin Peay H 2/21 63-66 L Georgia Southern A 2/28 74-91 L *Tennessee Tech H *-denotes OVC game

2009-10 (11-19, 7-11 OVC)

James Green

11/14 93-64 W West Alabama H

11/17 62-87 L UAB H

11/21 89-67 W Georgia Southern H

11/24 73-77 L SE Louisiana A

11/27 64-67 L Georgia A

12/1 71-80 L Chattanooga H

12/5 83-72 W *Tennessee Tech H

12/12 79-53 W Reinhardt H

12/15 95-78 W Norfolk State H

12/21 55-60 L Nicholls State H

12/29 75-90 L Ole Miss A

1/2 48-50 L *Eastern Illinois A

1/16 73-63 W *UT Martin A

1/21 85-67 W *Tennessee State H

1/23 64-66 (OT) L *Austin Peay H

1/28 58-55 W *Southeast Missouri H

1/30 70-55 W *Eastern Illinois H

2/4 75-94 L *Morehead State A

2/6 65-66 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/11 80-68 W *UT Martin H

2/13 67-75 L *Murray State H

2/15 63-83 L *Austin Peay A

2/17 57-76 L *Tennessee State A

2/20 55-59 L Presbyterian College H

2/27 62-72 L *Tennessee Tech A

3/2 54-87 L &Morehead State A

*-denotes OVC game &-OVC Tournament Game

2010-11 (5-25, 3-15 OVC)

James Green

11/13 79-58 W West Alabama H

11/16 53-70 L Norfolk State A

11/18 55-65 L VMI A

11/22 66-74 L SE Louisiana H

11/26 50-57 L ^Louisiana-Monroe N

11/27 64-56 W ^South Dakota N

11/28 47-60 L ^Illinois State A

12/1 53-59 L UAB A

12/4 62-64 L *Tennessee Tech H

12/13 56-74 L Oregon A

12/15 70-74 (OT) L Presbyterian A 12/19 67-76 L *Southeast Missouri H

12/21 54-61 L *Eastern Illinois H

12/29 49-56 L South Carolina A

1/6 61-64 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/8 52-73 L *Morehead State A

1/13 62-71 L *Murray State H

1/15 60-63 L *UT Martin H

1/20 63-68 L *Tennessee State A

1/22 66-80 L *Austin Peay A

1/27 65-56 (OT) W *Southeast Missouri A

1/29 56-46 W *Eastern Illinois A

2/3 72-78 L *Morehead State H

2/5 51-57 L *Eastern Kentucky H

2/7 76-73 (OT) W *Tennessee State H

2/10 55-68 L *UT Martin A

2/12 59-60 L *Murray State A 2/15 70-73 L *Austin Peay H 2/19 60-63 L Eastern Michigan A 2/26 75-77 L *Tennessee Tech A

*-denotes OVC game

^-Global Sports Roundball Classic (Normal, Ill.)

2011-12 (15-18, 8-8 OVC)

James Green

11/11 87-64 W Miles College H

11/13 44-58 L Marshall A

11/15 59-73 L #20 Cincinnati A

11/19 78-65 W Alabama State H

11/25 61-66 (OT) L Northwestern State A

11/27 61-69 L ^Weber State N 11/28 68-71 L ^San Francisco State N

LaPlante

11/10 54-66 L New Orleans A

11/18 80-82 L Wofford H

11/21 95-72 W Reinhardt H

11/25 69-100 L UMass H

3/1 86-83 W *Southeast Missouri A

*-denotes OVC game ^- Kennesaw State Classic (Kennesaw, Ga.)

1/4 66-78 L *Southeast Missouri A

1/7 68-65 W *Eastern Kentucky H

1/9 71-78 L *Morehead State H

1/14 68-92 L *Murray State A

12/1 48-50 L USC Upstate A 12/10 55-50 W $Southern N 12/11 51-59 L $Tulane A

12/17 53-59 L *Eastern Kentucky H 12/19 81-75 W Reinhardt H

12/28 78-55 W %Arkansas-Pine Bluff N

12/29 56-79 L %Colorado State N

12/31 61-66 L *SIU-Edwardsville A

1/2 56-74 L *Southeast Missouri A

1/5 55-63 L *Morehead State H

1/7 72-65 W *Tennessee State H

1/12 55-66 L *#14 Murray State A

1/14 57-60 L *Austin Peay A

1/19 63-62 W *Tennessee Tech A

1/26 63-45 W *Eastern Illinois H

1/28 76-65 W *SIU-Edwardsville H

1/30 77-82 L USC Upstate H

2/2 85-74 W *UT Martin A

2/4 68-76 L *Tennessee Tech H

2/8 69-55 W *Morehead State A

2/14 64-69 (OT) L *Tennessee State A

2/18 67-48 W Presbyterian H

2/23 69-59 W *Southeast Missouri H

2/25 77-46 W *UT Martin H

2/29 75-70 W &Austin Peay N

3/1 54-68 L &Morehead State N

*-denotes OVC game

^-Shamrock Office Solutions Classic (Moraga, Calif.)

$-Tulane Skip Prosser Tournament (New Orleans, La.)

%-Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational (El Paso, Texas)

&-OVC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

2012-13 (17-11, 8-8 OVC)

James Green

11/9 93-63 W Reinhardt H

11/11 61-54 W Eastern Michigan H

11/15 79-61 W Alabama A&M H

11/17 58-77 L ^#18 UNLV A

11/19 45-67 L ^Oregon (Eugene, Ore.) A

11/23 50-48 W ^Northern Arizona N

11/24 54-50 (OT) W ^North Carolina A&T N

12/1 56-52 W Alcorn State A

12/11 79-64 W Martin Methodist H

12/15 66-59 (OT) W Presbyterian A

12/18 55-59 L Nebraska A

12/29 83-62 W *Tennessee Tech H

12/31 64-54 W *UT Martin A

1/3 62-73 L *Belmont H

1/5 57-66 L *Tennessee State H

1/10 75-62 W *SIU-Edwardsville A

1/12 61-55 W *Eastern Illinois A

1/17 60-66 L *Tennessee State A

1/19 62-73 L *Eastern Kentucky H

1/24 81-74 W *Austin Peay H

1/26 65-64 W *Murray State H

2/2 70-59 W *Morehead State H

2/9 64-78 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/14 81-85 L *Morehead State A

2/16 67-80 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/20 67-65 W *Southeast Missouri H

2/23 71-69 W UNC Asheville A

3/2 71-78 L *Belmont A

2013-14 (10-21, 4-12 OVC)

James Green

11/8 65-72 L Bradley A

11/10 62-86 L Illinois A

11/12 75-79 L Chicago State A

11/16 73-84 L Alabama State H

11/19 54-78 L Auburn A

ALL-TIME SCORES

11/22 85-61 W Dalton State H

11/25 76-69 W Alabama A&M A

11/27 78-66 W Fort Valley State H

11/30 61-66 L Central Michigan A

12/8 53-77 L Florida State A

12/11 63-52 W Alcorn State H

12/14 46-76 L Dartmouth A

12/17 82-73 W Central Michigan H

12/20 70-75 L ^Arkansas-Little Rock N

12/21 72-61 W ^Coppin State N

12/30 70-65 W *UT Martin H

1/2 67-78 L *Belmont A

1/4 65-70 L *Tennessee State A

1/9 61-52 W *SIU Edwardsville H

1/11 48-56 L *Eastern Illinois H

1/16 70-64 W *Tennessee State H

1/18 56-60 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/23 71-59 W *Austin Peay A

1/25 65-73 L *Murray State A

2/1 54-65 L *Morehead State A

2/8 60-72 L *Tennessee Tech H

2/13 67-69 L *Morehead State H

2/15 65-86 L *Eastern Kentucky H

2/20 70-87 L *Southeast Missouri A 2/22 57-69 L *Tennessee Tech A

3/1 53-76 L *Belmont A *-denotes OVC game

^-BVI Tropical Shootout (Tortola, BVI)

2014-15 (12-19, 5-11 OVC)

James Green

11/14 55-74 L Marshall A 1//17 39-88 L Louisville A 11/19 46-60 L Cleveland State A 11/22 88-71 W Miles H 11/25 67-61 W Alabama A&M A 11/28 74-71 W Savannah State H 11/30 81-49 W Fort Valley State H 12/3 79-76 (OT) W Winthrop H 12/6 55-80 L Alabama State A

12/14 79-67 W Dartmouth H 12/16 64-55 W UNC Asheville H 12/20 60-69 L Northern Colorado A 12/22 65-66OT L Air Force A 12/27 61-75 L Jacksonville A

1/1 57-73 L *SIUE A

1/3 50-59 (OT) L *Eastern Illinois A

1/8 71-59 W *Austin Peay H

1/11 57-84 L *Murray State H

1/14 52-69 L *Southeast Missouri H

1/17 52-55 L *UT Martin A

1/22 71-67 W *Eastern Kentucky H

1/24 63-66 L *Morehead State H

1/29 82-103 L *Belmont A

1/31 43-45 L *Tennessee State A

2/4 48-74 L Memphis A

2/7 59-72 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/11 72-70 W *Belmont H

2/14 82-68 W *Tennessee Tech H

2/21 55-50 W *Tennessee State H

2/26 57-63 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/28 55-87 L *Morehead State A *-denotes OVC game

2015-16 (8-23, 4-12 OVC)

James Green

11/13 83-89 L Central Michigan A

11/15 81-68 W Fort Valley State H

11/16 96-60 W Oakwood H

11/18 62-71 L Virginia Tech A

11/20 69-80 L Winthrop A

11/22 55-61 L UAB A

11/24 69-73 L Alabama A&M H

11/27 68-65 W Chicago State N

11/28 52-62 L Chattanooga N

12/1 71-77 L Samford H

12/5 82-86 L Jacksonville U. H

12/13 60-63 L Alabama State H

12/18 60-77 L Loyola Marymount A

12/21 79-76 W Northern Colorado H

12/29 59-67 (OT) L Alabama A

12/31 72-67 W *SIUE H

1/2 64-75 L *Eastern Illinois H

1/7 54-73 L *Austin Peay A

1/9 54-69 L *Murray State A

1/13 74-60 W *Southeast Missouri A

1/16 82-60 W *UT Martin H

1/21 88-91 L *Eastern Kentucky A

1/24 78-74 W *Morehead State A

1/28 63-72 L *Belmont H

1/30 53-78 L *Tennessee State H

2/6 58-68 L *Tennessee Tech H

2/10 73-81 L *Belmont A

2/13 70-72 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/20 46-61 L *Tennessee State A

2/25 54-76 L *Eastern Kentucky H

2/27 71-82 L *Morehead State H

*-denotes OVC game

12/29 90-72 W *UT Martin A

12/31 57-56 W *Eastern Illinois A

1/5 63-76 L *Murray State H

1/7 71-68 W *Austin Peay H

1/10 81-69 W Fort Valley State H

1/14 74-59 W *Tennessee Tech A

1/19 60-77 L *Belmont A

1/21 86-79 W *Tennessee State A

1/26 52-57 L *Eastern Kentucky H

1/28 69-72 L *Morehead State H

2/1 74-62 W *Southeast Missouri H

2/4 72-61 W *SIUE A

2/9 53-66 L *Belmont H

2/11 63-57 W *Tennessee State H

2/18 78-79 (OT) L *Tennessee Tech H

2/23 65-68 L *Eastern Kentucky A

2/25 70-61 W *Morehead State A

3/2 74-51 W & Southeast Missouri N

3/3 65-59 W & Belmont N

3/4 66-55 W & UT Martin N

3/17 63-78 L $#9 Louisville N

*-denotes OVC game

^-Global Sports Classic (Neutral site games played at UNLV in Las Vegas, Nev.)

&-OVC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn)

$-NCAA Tournament (First Round – Indianapolis, Ind.)

2017-18 (23-13, 11-7 OVC)

Ray Harper

CBI Tournament (Semifinals)

11/10 100-42 W Tennessee Wesleyan H

11/13 94-61 W ^Richmond A

11/15 76-81 L ^Buffalo A

11/20 86-71 W ^Savannah State N 11/21 77-75 (OT) W ^Chattanooga A 11/26 56-59 L Mississippi State A

11/30 77-69 W Alabama State H

12/3 89-58 W Samford H

12/9 75-56 W ULM H

12/12 69-70 L Oregon State A

12/16 77-61 W USC Upstate H

12/18 62-60 W Howard H 12/21 67-70 L Chattanooga H 12/28 76-58 W *Eastern Kentucky H 12/30 76-69 W *Morehead State H

1/4 60-67 L *Tennessee State A

1/6 64-60 W *Belmont A

1/11 76-71 W *Murray State H

1/13 67-87 L *Austin Peay H

1/18 58-57 W *Morehead State A

1/20 68-60 W *Eastern Kentucky A

The Ray Harper Era 6 Seasons: 119-76 (active)

2016-17 (20-15, 9-7 OVC)

Ray Harper

OVC Tournament Championship

NCAA Tournament (First Round)

11/11 84-73 W Tulsa A

11/13 65-91 L Missouri State A

11/16 67-74 L ^Western Kentucky A

11/18 60-79 L ^TCU A

11/22 81-50 W Dalton State H

11/25 61-38 W ^Cal State Fullerton N

11/26 76-63 W ^Northern Arizona N

11/29 72-69 W Alabama State A

12/4 77-81 L Samford A

12/10 83-88 (OT) L ULM A

12/12 66-92 L Maryland A

12/14 72-59 W Howard A 12/18 67-66 W USC Upstate A 12/21 57-73 L Chattanooga A

1/25 63-67 L *UT Martin H

1/27 78-60 W *Southeast Missouri H

2/1 75-56 W *Eastern Illinois A

2/3 67-75 L *SIUE A

2/8 82-65 W *Tennessee Tech H

2/10 47-65 L *Tennessee State H

2/15 60-68 L *Murray State A

2/17 57-60 L *Austin Peay A

2/22 78-67 W *Belmont H

2/24 66-57 W *Tennessee Tech A

3/1 73-70 W &Tennessee Tech N

3/2 63-70 L &Murray State N

3/14 80-78 (OT) W %Canisius A

3/19 80-59 W %Central Arkansas A

3/21 68-90 L %North Texas A

*-denotes OVC game

^-Cayman Islands Classic (Neutral site games played in Chattanooga, Tenn.)

&-OVC Tournament (Evansville, ind.)

%-CBI Tournament (Campus Sites)

2018-19 (24-9, 15-3 OVC)

Coach: Ray Harper

11/9 72-92 L Samford A

11/12 61-76 L ^Penn State A

11/14 65-74 L ^Bradley A

11/20 84-53 W %Western Carolina N

11/21 83-78 W %North Florida N

11/28 101-61 W #Carver College N

12/1 76-65 W North Alabama A

12/8 81-54 W Delaware State A

12/12 65-69 L Wichita State A

12/15 55-50 W Evansville A

12/18 64-50 W North Alabama H

12/22 72-74 L West Virginia A

12/29 109-77 W Reinhardt H

1/3 83-73 W *Belmont A

1/5 69-62 W *Tennessee State A

1/10 69-62 W *Eastern Illinois H

1/12 90-54 W *SIUE H

1/17 91-80 (OT) W *Belmont H

1/19 65-48 W *Tennessee Tech H

1/24 70-88 L $*Eastern Kentucky A

1/26 77-71 W *Morehead State A

1/31 88-68 W *Murray State H

2/2 71-74 L *Austin Peay H

2/7 64-66 L *UT Martin A

2/9 81-64 W *Southeast Missouri A

2/14 67-57 W *Tennessee Tech A

2/16 84-65 W *Tennessee State H

2/21 65-64 W *Morehead State H

2/23 104-101 (2OT) W *Eastern Kentucky H

2/28 89-84 (2OT) W *Eastern Illinois A

3/2 97-72 W *SIUE A

3/7 88-81 W &UT Martin N

3/8 74-76 L &Murray State N

*-denotes OVC game

^-Cancun Challenge (Campus site games)

%-Cancun Challenge (Neutral site games played at Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico)

#-home game played at Cherokee Center & Arena in Centre, Ala. $-away game played at Berea College in Berea, Ky.

&-OVC Tournament (Evansville, Ind.)

2019-20 (13-19, 8-10 OVC)

Coach: Ray Harper

11/5 65-74 L SMU A

11/12 125-55 W Brescia H

11/17 65-93 L ^VCU A

11/23 49-81 L ^Purdue A

11/29 71-62 W %Chicago State N

11/30 60-63 L %Chattanooga N

12/3 60-67 L George Mason A

12/7 62-67 L Alabama A&M A

12/11 55-60 L Troy H

12/16 85-59 W Evansville H

12/18 92-80 W Delaware State H

12/21 53-75 L Tennessee A

12/28 120-56 W Carver College H

1/2 76-72 W *Morehead State A

1/4 80-71 W *Eastern Kentucky A

1/9 68-72 L *Murray State H

1/11 67-71 L *Austin Peay H

1/16 69-70 L *Eastern Illinois A

1/18 64-56 W *SIUE A

1/23 77-81 L *Eastern Kentucky H

1/25 72-51 W *Morehead State H

1/30 62-72 L *Tennessee State H

2/1 64-78 L *Belmont H

2/6 72-76 L *Southeast Missouri A

2/8 75-61 W *UT Martin A

ALL-Time RESULTS

2/13 74-75 L *Tennessee Tech A

2/15 84-101 L *Belmont A

2/20 65-58 W *Southeast Missouri H

2/22 72-58 W *UT Martin H

2/27 55-65 L *Tennessee State A

2/29 75-71 W *Tennessee Tech H 3/4 61-76 L &Eastern Illinois N

*-denotes OVC game

^-Emerald Coast Classic (Campus site games) %- Emerald Coast Classic (Neutral site games played at Northwest Florida State College in Niceville, Fla.) &-OVC Tournament (Evansville, Ind.)

2020-21 (18-9, 13-6 OVC)

Coach: Ray Harper

11/25 57-81 #25 Alabama L A

11/27 60-50 !vs Florida Atlantic W N

11/29 77-73 !vs South Alabama W A 11/30 85-66 !vs Mobile W N

12/4 70-74 Florida International L A

12/13 73-67 *Tennessee Tech W A

12/16 74-50 *Tennessee Tech W H

12/27 104-45 Carver College W H

12/30 80-70 *UT Martin W H

1/7 66-69 (OT) *Eastern Kentucky L A

1/9 55-56 *Morehead State L A

1/14 65-64 *Tennessee State W H

1/16 91-98 *Belmont L H

1/21 85-82 *Murray State W A

1/23 76-70 *Austin Peay W A

1/28 66-85 *Morehead State L H

2/2 82-86 (OT) *Eastern Kentucky L H

2/4 82-70 *UT Martin W A

2/6 66-54 *SE Missouri W A

2/11 76-64 *Eastern Illinois W H

2/13 80-60 *SIUE W H

2/18 59-63 *Belmont L A

2/20 77-76 *Tennessee State W A

2/25 87-74 *Murray State W H

2/27 75-67 *Austin Peay W H 3/4 68-65 (OT) & Murray State W N 3/5 69-72 & Belmont L N

*denotes OVC game ! Mobile, Ala.

2021-22 (21-11, 13-3 ASUN)

Coach: Ray Harper

11/9 57-60 Wichita State L A

11/13 70-47 Alabama A&M W H

11/16 65-69 (3ot) Troy L A

11/22 70-78 ^Valparaiso L N

11/24 72-64 ^Drexel W N

11/27 93-81 Elon W A

12/4 64-74 South Alabama L H

12/8 52-66 VCU L A

12/13 110-80 LaGrange W H

12/15 66-59 FIU W H

12/18 59-65 No. 6 Alabama L A

12/21 87-67 Little Rock W A

12/28 123-59 Carver College W H

1/8 65-55 *North Alabama W A

1/11 88-83 *Lipscomb W H

1/15 76-65 *Eastern Kentucky W A

1/18 86-81 *Central Arkansas W A

1/22 79-71 *Florida Gulf Coast W A

1/24 65-60 *Bellarmine W H

1/27 70-64 *Kennesaw State W A

1/29 77-67 *Liberty W A

2/3 76-88 *North Florida L H

2/5 64-58 *Jacksonville W H

2/9 57-63 *Stetson L A

2/12 62-72 *Central Arkansas L H

2/16 78-67 *Lipscomb W A

2/20 82-67 *Bellarmine W A

2/23 81-68 *Eastern Kentucky W H

2/26 69-52 *North Alabama W H 3/3 78-67 #Kennesaw State W H

3/5 51-54 #Jacksonville L H

3/18 61-80 $No. 2 Auburn L N

^Baha Mar Hoops (Nassau, Bahamas)

*ASUN game

#ASUN Tournament

$NCAA Tournament

Dr. Don C. Killingsworth, Jr. PRESIDENT

Dr. Don C. Killingsworth, Jr., has dedicated most of his professional career to Jacksonville State University. Upon graduating from the university with a bachelor’s degree in geography in 1999 and a master’s degree in counseling in 2001, the former Student Government Association president worked for more than a year as a consultant for American College Testing, Inc., the provider of the ACT college entrance exam.

He returned to his alma mater in 2002 to support student success as coordinator of Academic Advisement. Soon after, he was named director of Government Relations by former university president and personal mentor Dr. William Meehan. He was later promoted to chief external affairs officer. He received his doctorate in higher education administration from the University of Alabama in 2016.

Throughout his career at JSU, Dr. Killingsworth has been passionate about Student Success, and as president, he aims to make Student Success a central goal for the university. As acting president, in January 2020, he created the Division of Student Success to assist all JSU students in attaining their educational goals.

Dr. Killingsworth is active in the community, serving as the president of the Calhoun County Area Chamber and Visitors Center Board of Directors. He also serves on the City of Jacksonville Industrial Development Board and President’s Council of the ASUN Conference and Conference USA. He is a member of Jacksonville First United Methodist Church,

A native of Alexander City, Alabama, Dr. Killingsworth is married to JSU alumna Kristi Killingsworth. They have two children and enjoy living in the historic President’s House on campus.

Jacksonville Exchange Club and the Rotary Club of Calhoun County.

GREG SEITZ ATHLETIC

Greg Seitz was named Director of Athletics at Jacksonville State on February 26, 2016 after more than two decades of service to the University.

Seitz, who is in his 30th year in the athletic department at JSU, served as interim Athletic Director for 14 months, marking his third term as the interim Athletic Director for the Gamecock athletic department.

In Seitz’s six-plus years at the helm, the Gamecocks have seen unprecedented success on the field and in the classroom. The 201516 season saw JSU’s highest ever finish in the men’s Capital One Cup at No. 18, ranking the Gamecocks in the top 20 athletic departments among 347 NCAA Division I athletic programs. The 2016-17 season also saw JSU finish in the top 40 at No. 39, tied with Louisville, Harvard and South Carolina and 35 spots ahead of the next Ohio Valley Conference program.

The 2015 football season saw the football team post it’s first-ever No. 1 ranking in school history, and earn the No. 1 National seed in the FCS Playoffs before advancing to JSU’s first Division I National Championship Game appearance. The Gamecocks set more than 50 school records and ranked in the top three in attendance at the FCS level after hosting three-straight home playoff games.

The Gamecocks won a JSU and Ohio Valley Conference-record five consecutive league titles and won a league-record 36-straight OVC games from 2014 to 2018, the second-longest conference win streak in FCS history. The Gamecocks were the only Division I program to win its conference title outright during those five seasons.

In the classroom, the Gamecock student-athletes posted a record 3.31 GPA for the 2019-20 academic year, the highest cumulative GPA in school history. The Spring 2020 semester guided the year to its record-breaking mark with an impressive 3.47 GPA for the term. It marked the eighth-straight year the student-athletes achieved

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at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Additionally, all 17 sports at Jax State posted a team grade point average higher than a 3.0. Prior to 2019-20, a 3.26 cumulative grade-point average in 201718 and a 3.20 in 2018-19 were the two highest cumulative GPAs in program history.

Seitz has been with JSU since 1993, when he began working as assistant sports information director. In 1999, he became Sports Information Director and was promoted to Associate Athletic Director in 2002, before being promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director in 2011.

During his term as interim and Athletic Director, Seitz has been instrumental in many of the facility upgrades at Jacksonville State, including renovations at Rudy Abbott Field at Jim Case Stadium, Pete Mathews Coliseum, the Riley Green Athletic Sports Performance Center. Seitz was involved in the design and addition to the football stadium in 2010, and is now guiding the stadium’s second major renovation, which will include a new football operations center, locker room and additional suites on the north side of the field.

the-art high definition video boards in BurgessSnow Field, Rudy Abbott Field and University Field, while also placing new scoreboards at the JSU Soccer Field and the JSU Tennis Courts. That project went one step further in 2019, when a pair of video boards were installed inside Pete Mathews Coliseum.

The videoboard additions at The Pete was just one part of a major coliseum renovation project following the 2018 EF-3 tornado that hit campus and the surrounding Jacksonville community. Seitz brought the athletic department’s administrative home to Pete Mathews Coliseum as part of the renovation, creating new office space throughout the third floor of the facility. The transition paved the way for a new main athletic ticket office in the coliseum lobby, updated basketball, soccer and volleyball locker rooms, and the installation of a full-size practice court on the east end of the building.

Under his guidance, JSU athletics transitioned into the ASUN Conference in 2021, to better align with the evolving college landscape, and has since accepted an invitation to join Conference USA beginning in 2023. The move will take the Gamecocks’ football program up to the highest level of college football.

Among his notable hires since taking over as AD, Seitz landed Rich Rodriguez to lead JSU’s efforts into FBS and Conference USA. One of his first hires was men’s basketball’s Ray Harper, who has since led the Gamecocks to their first two Div. I NCAA Tournaments.

In the summer of 2016, Seitz unveiled plans for a $7.5 million renovation to JSU’s Baseball Stadium, Rudy Abbott Field at Jim Case Stadium. The project was completed in time for the 2019 season and includes a 1,000-seat spectator grand stand with a shade canopy, an elevated, shaded entertainment or hospitality deck and service amenities, a new state-of-the-art press box and a game operations center.

In 2017, Seitz announced an extension of a 14-year partnership between JSU Athletics and Adidas, securing the Portland, Ore., based company as the Gamecocks’ official athletic apparel and footwear brand.

Also during 2017, Seitz and the Board of Trustees announced plans to install new state-of-

Seitz has served on the NCAA Men’s Final Four Media Coordinator team for the last 11 years and is currently a member of the NCAA Championships Financial Working Group that was formed in 2019. He was named to the NCAA FCS Football Committee in 2016 and served as the chair of that committee in 2019. In addition, he served as a member of the NCAA Football Oversight Committee in 2019-20 and is as a site representative for the NCAA during the Division I Baseball Regionals and Super Regionals.

JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD of TRUSTEES

Governor Kay Ivey Governor of Alabama

Vivian Figures District 1-Mobile, AL

Clarence Daugette, III District 4-Gadsden, AL

Greg Brown District 3-Oxford, AL

Tony Smoke District 3-Birmingham, AL

Randy Owen Member at LargeFt. Payne, AL

Gale Main District 2-Montgomery, AL

Randy Jones-Chairman District 5-Guntersville, AL

Tony Ingram Member at Large, Jacksonville, FL

Rusty Fuller District 6-Birmingham, AL

Drew Linn District 7-Homewood, AL

Kay Ivey Governor

Beverly Barnwell Academic Support

Misty Ray Assistant AD/Compliance

Josh Underwood Associate AD/Media Relations

Tracy Broom Assistant AD/Academics/SWA

Mike Parris Broadcaster

Doug Philips Tickets

Roshard Cargill Coliseum Sports Facility Coordinator

Lori McFall Executive Secretary to the AD

Dr. Maureen Newton Faculty Athletic Rep .

Ed Lett Development

Donna Callan Manager of Athletic Marketing and Promotions

Patrick Williams Public Address Announcer

Tony Schmidt Assistant Sports Information Director

Daniel Porter Assistant Sports Information Director

Ricky Rutledge Coordinator of Athletic Facilities

Brandon Phillips Athletic Content Creator

Dr. Greg Bonds Senior Associate AD

Paige McDonald Assistant AD for Business Operations

Michael Ceccarelli

JSU Gamecock Sports Properties

Logan Maddox Assistant Sports Information Director

Mark Jones Athletic Operations Assistant

Kyle Raughton Athletic Productions

Noah Lewis Gamecock Sports Properties

David Smith Athletic Graphic Designer

Julia Grissom Administrative Associate

TRADITIONS Friendliest Campus in the South

FIGHT SONG

Fight on, fight on for ole Jax State We’re proud that we’re from Alabama Fight on, now don’t you hesitate, Courage, pride, and honor will lead you on to victory, so Fight on, fight for the red and white, We’re gonna howl tonight, Come on! You Gamecocks, Fight and see, That we will win the victory!

From modest beginnings, Jacksonville State University has evolved into the educational center of Northeast Alabama. The Alabama Legislature in the 1882-83 session created a state normal school when Governor Edward O’Neal signed into law a bill creating the school on February 22, 1883.

Jacksonville State Normal School acquired the facilities and equipment of Calhoun College, consisting of 12 acres of land and a two-story brick building. The Board of Directors elected James G. Ryals, Jr., as the first president. The school opened with three instructors: W. J. Borden, Mathematics; Eliza A. Bowen, English; and Ida J. Woodward, primary department. As stipulated in the establishing act, the Normal School administered a preparatory school for children of the town and surrounding areas. At the end of the first year, on August 15, 1884, William Mark Hames, President of the Board of Directors, reported that funds totaling $4,751.25 had been received, including $2,500 from the state; that 25 students were enrolled in the normal school; and that 222 were in the preparatory school.

The Normal School remained in operation until 1930, when it became Jacksonville State Teachers College. Five years later, the College earned regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The name again changed to Jacksonville State College in 1957 when the first graduate program—the master’s degree in elementary education—was created. On August 2, 1966, the Legislature authorized the State Board of Education to elevate the College to university status. On August 17, 1967, the Legislature established an independent Board of Trustees for the University and divested jurisdiction from the State Board of Education.

Jacksonville State University has been served by 11 presidents: James G. Ryals, Jr. (1883-85), J. Harris Chappell (1885-86), Carleton Bartlett Gibson (1886-92), J. B. Jarrett (1892-93), Jacob Forney IV (1893-99), Clarence William Daugette (1899-1942), Houston Cole (1942-71), Ernest Stone (1971-81), Theron E. Montgomery (1981-86), Harold J. McGee (1986-99), and William A. Meehan (1999-present).

Jacksonville State University has developed into a modern regional university serving Northeast Alabama on a 392-acre campus with 63 buildings. In addition, the University operates an off-campus center in Gadsden and videoconferencing sites throughout Alabama and Northwest Georgia. Through its programs of teaching, research, and service, Jacksonville State University has served the region and state for more than 100 years.

Academic Affairs

JSU seeks to be recognized as the premier regional, comprehensive institution of higher learning in the Southeast. We aspire to be noted primarily for our focus on students, the provision of selected academic and professional programs recognized for their excellence, and a geographic and culturally diverse faculty and student body. Our educational programs are designed to prepare students for the marketplace of the future and citizenship in a world economy.

THE ALMA MATER

Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Grateful voices raise A song of tribute and devotion, Thy honored name we praise. Light of knowledge, Store of wisdom, Love of truth abide in thee, Quest for beauty, Search for freedom, Thine eternally, Oh, Alma Mater, Alma Mater We humbly bow to thee!

THE RILEY GREEN ATHLETIC SPORTS PERFORMANCE CENTER

The Riley Green Athletic Sports Performance Center at Stephenson Hall opened in spring 2020. The renovated 12,000 square foot space, once home to the Gamecock basketball program in its formative years, serves all 17 of Jacksonville State’s intercollegiate teams. Renovations to the Stephenson gym began in January 2020 and was completed at the end of March 2020.

The weight room features 14 custom Hammer Strength racks, wall-to-wall rubber flooring and a 35-yard artificial turf area that stretches hashmark to hashmark.

Additional upgrades include a state-of-the-art surround sound and speaker system, more than 100 barbell sets, over 300 Hammer Strength olympic weights and two corner projectors and 12-foot video screens.

The open area and 14 doublesided racks translate into 28 working stations, allowing for multiple teams to use the facility at once without overcrowding.

The turf serves as a warm-up area prior to workout sessions while doubling as a space for super sets during lifts. The turf is rated to withstand heavy drills such as sled pulls and tire flips.

Also, JSU is putting the finishing touches on an additional 5,000 square foot room located adjacent to the main workout area, formally the home of the University Recreation Fitness Center, into a rehabilitation and recovery center for injured student-athletes that require individual training. Both facilities will combine to provide more than 17,000 square feet of training space for Gamecock athletes.

The athletic performance facility previously presided inside Kennamer Hall. Total floor space of the former weight room was 5,000 square feet with 10 racks and a two-speaker sound system.

Blake McCall Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

John Beale Director of Sports Performance

Ricky Rutledge Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Hunter Lane Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Bo Babich Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Cru Birdyshaw Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Samuel Brendle

Strength and Conditioning Assistant

Rubyn Johnson Strength and Conditioning Assistant

Thayne Bukowski Strength and Conditioning Assistant

SPORTS MEDICINE FACILITIES AND STAFF

PMC TRAINING ROOM

In addition to the football training room at Burgess-Snow Field, Gamecock student-athletes enjoy a spacious training room at Pete Mathews Coliseum. The PMC Training Room features six training tables, four taping tables, two whirlpools and ice, along with stationary bikes and treadmills. The training room is open to all JSU studentathletes and is home to the training staff’s offices.

The football team’s main training room is located inside Gamecock Field House. Following a remodel of the facility, the team’s training room doubled in square footage and houses state-of-the-art features.

Under the direction of six full-time certified athletic trainers, three certified assistant athletic trainers and numerous student trainers, the staff oversees all the medical needs for all 17 Gamecock teams. In the summer of 2016, Jacksonville State and Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center announced a partnership that made the Birmingham-based practice JSU’s primary provider for orthopedic care.

ATI PHYSICAL THERAPY ROOM

Opened in fall 2018, Jacksonville State’s physical therapy room is located inside Pete Mathews Coliseum, just steps away from the PMC Training Room. Operated by ATI Physical Therapy, the facility is available to all student-athletes recovering from injuries and surgeries. ATI, named the best physical therapy practice in the nation by multiple publications, offers multiple tables, free weights and exercise equipment for Gamecocks looking to return to play.

HARRISON SPORTS CHIROPRACTIC

Harrison Sports Chiropractic provides chiropractic services for all JSU student-athletes at home games, but Pete Mathews Coliseum also serves as a third office for HSC. Located just off the training room and next-door to the physical therapy room, Harrison Sports Chiropractic is available to treat the Gamecocks for injuries and body pain, and offers routine adjustments.

CRYO CHAMBER

Purchased and installed in spring 2020, Jacksonville State is now a cryo certified location and is home to the only cryo chamber between Birmingham and Atlanta. The Cryo Innovations Model XR can be used in lieu of ice baths following practice and competition to treat muscle pain, sprains and soft tissue damage in seconds.

Dr. Michael Hurndon Primary Care Doctor

Dr.

Patrick Harrison

Team Chiropractor

Dr. E. Lyle Cain, Jr. Andrews Sports Medicine

Dr. Ricardo E. Colberg Andrews Sports Medicine

Dr. Wayne McGough

Andrews Sports Medicine

Daniel Lindsey Head Athletic Trainer

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SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF

Josh Underwood 782-5915

Associate AD/Media Relations underwood@jsu.edu

Cell 453-0545

Daniel Porter 782-5965

Assistant SID dporter2@jsu.edu

Cell (205) 907-5367

Tony Schmidt 782-5377

Assistant SID tschmidt@jsu.edu

Logan Maddox 782-5977

Assistant SID lmaddox@jsu.edu

SID FAX Number 782-5958

Internet: www.JSUGamecockSports.com

ADMINISTRATION

Greg Seitz 782-5368

Athletic Director gseitz@jsu.edu

Greg Bonds 782-5988

Senior Associate AD gbonds@jsu.edu

Lori McFall 782-5536

Executive Secretary to the AD lmcfall@jsu.edu

Tracy Broom 782-5737

Assistant AD/Academics/SWA tbroom@jsu.edu

Misty C. Ray 782-5970

Assistant AD/Compliance mcassell@jsu.edu

Paige McDonald 782-5812

Assistant AD for Business Operations pamcdonald@jsu.edu

Donna Callan 782-5564

Manager of Marketing and Promotions dcallan@jsu.edu

Doug Phillips 782-8499

Tickets dphillips@jsu.edu

TBA 782-8108

Athletic Operations Coordinator @jsu.edu

Roshard Cargill 782-5077

Coliseum Facility Coordinator rcargill@jsu.edu

Beverly Barnwell 782-8233

Academics btbarnwell@jsu.edu

Nathan Roberts 782-5889

Academics nroberts3@jsu.edu

TBA 782-5536

Compliance Specialist @jsu.edu

Daniel Lindsey 782-5369

Head Athletic Trainer dmlindsey@jsu.edu

Blake McCall 782-5067

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach jbmccall@jsu.edu

David Smith 782-5375

Athletics Graphics Designer dmsmith@jsu.edu

Kyle Raughton 782-5527

Athletics Video Production braughton@jsu.edu

BASEBALL

Jim Case 782-5367

Head Coach jwcase@jsu.edu

Evan Bush 782-5358

Assistant Coach ebush@jsu.edu

Mike Murphree 782-8141

Assistant Coach mmurphree@jsu.edu

FOOTBALL

Rich Rodriguez 782-5365

Head Coach

Zac Alley

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers zalley@jsu.edu

Mike DeAngelo

Assistant Coach/Tight Ends/Inside Receivers mdiangelo@jsu.edu

Kelvin Sigler

Defensive Assistant Coach ksigler@jsu.edu

Rod Smith

Off. Coordinator/Quarterbacks @jsu.edu

Ryan Garrett

Assistant Coach/Wide Receivers ragarrett@jsu.edu

William Green

Assistant Coach/Defensive Line wagreen@jsu.edu

Eddie Hicks

Assistant Coach/Cornerbacks ehicks3@jsu.edu

Pat Kirkland

Special Team Coordinator/Bandits pkirkland@jsu.edu

Rod McDowell

Assistant Coach/Running Backs rmcdowell@jsu.edu

Rick Trickett

Assistant Coach/Offensive Line jrtrickett@jsu.edu

Cole Dial

Dir. of Football Operations

TENNIS

cdial@jsu.edu

Mike Mucci 782-5887

Head Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach mmucci@jsu.edu

TBA 782-5887

Assistant Coach TBA

SOFTBALL

Jana McGinnis 782-5524

Head Coach mcginnis@jsu.edu

Julie Boland 782-8299 Assistant Coach jboland@jsu.edu

Sallie Beth Burch 782-5962

Assistant Coach sburch@jsu.edu

GOLF

Michael Brice

782-5840

Head Men’s Golf Coach TBA

Robbie Fields TBA

Head Women’s Golf Coach rafields@jsu.edu

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Ray Harper

782-5535

Head Coach harper@jsu.edu

Tommy Wade 782-5534

Assistant Coach wade@jsu.edu Dennan Morrow 782-5831

Assistant Coach dtmorrow@jsu.edu

Marcus Belcher 782-5539 Assistant Coach mbelcher2@jsu.edu

Nick Covington 782-8866

Coordinator of Basketball Operations nacovington@jsu.edu

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Rick Pietri

782-5417

Head Coach rpietri@jsu.edu

Eric Wise 782-5494 Assistant Coach ewise@jsu.edu

Altherias Warmley 782-8066 Assistant Coach awarmley@jsu.edu

Rabun Wright 782-5474

Assistant Coach rwright7@jsu.edu

RIFLE

Ron Frost 782-5185 Head Coach rfrost@jsu.edu

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Todd Garvey 782-8359

Head Coach tgarvey@jsu.edu

Mackenzie Rombach 782-5521

Assistant Coach mrombach@jsu.edu

CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK AND FIELD

Matthew Boone 782-5520 Head Coach mwboon@jsu.edu

TBA 782-8068

Assistant Coach @jsu.edu

WOMEN’S SOCCER

TBA 782-5679 Head Coach @jsu.edu

TBA 782-5695

Assistant Coach @jsu.edu

CHEERLEADING

Brett Langston

782-8386

Head Coach mlangston@jsu.edu

SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF

Daniel Lindsey

782-5369

Head Athletic Trainer dmlindsery@jsu.edu

TBA 782-5526

Assoc. Head Athletic Trainer @jsu.edu

Alex Gee 782-5369

Assistant Athletic Trainer mgee2@jsu.edu

TBA 782-5526

Assistant Athletic Trainer @jsu.edu

Reghan Humphreys 782-5526

Assistant Athletic Trainer rhumphreys@jsu.edu

Lindsey Perrin 782-5369

Assistant Athletic Trainer lperrin@jsu.edu

Adam Sparks 782-5526

Assistant Athletic Trainer asparks1@jsu.edu

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