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LMU Men’s Basketball Quick Facts

School...............................................Lincoln Memorial University Founded .............................................................................. 1897 Location ............................................................... Harrogate, TN Enrollment ...........................................4,445 (Fall 2010 Figures) School Colors ..................................................... Blue and Gray Arena Name .................................................... Tex Turner Arena Capacity ............................................................................. 5,009 Nickname ................................................................. Railsplitters Affiliation .......................................................... NCAA Division II Conference ........................................South Atlantic Conference President .......................................................Dr. B. James Dawson Alma Mater, Year .........................University of Evansville / 1967 Athletic Director ...................................................Roger Vannoy Alma Mater, Year ...................................Lincoln Memorial / 1975 Athletic Department Phone ..................................423.869.6285

Coaching Staff

Head Coach ............................................................Josh Schertz Alma Mater, Year .........................................Florida Atlantic/2000 Record at LMU (yrs) ..............................................61-26 (4th Year) Career Record .......................................................................61-26 Schertz’s Office Phone .........................................423.869.6240 Schertz’s E-mail .................................josh.schertz@LMUnet.edu Assistant Coach ....................................................Lance Egnatz Egnatz’ Office Phone ............................................423.869.6346 Assistant Coach......................................................Chris Cottrell Cottrell’s Office Phone...........................................423.869.6346 Volunteer Assistant Coach ....................................Dennis Cline Athletic Trainer .......................................................Donnie Grigsby Holt’s Office Phone ...............................................423.869.6378 Assistant Athletic Trainer.....................................Melissa Hayes

Team Information

2010-11 Overall Record ...........................................................27-3 Home | Away | Neutral ............................................15-0 / 10-2 / 2-1 2010-11 SAC Record (finish) ..................................16-2 / 1st Place Home | Away ......................................................................9-0 / 7-2 Starters returning/lost ..............................................................4 /1 Letterwinners returning/lost ...................................................9 / 5

Table of Contents WELCOME / CONTENTS........................................................... 1 MEDIA INFORMATION............................................................... 2 2011-12 ROSTER / TEAM PHOTO............................................. 3 2011-12 SEASON OUTLOOK..................................................... 4 HEAD COACH JOSH SCHERTZ............................................. 5-6 COACHES LANCE EGNATZ & CHRIS COTTRELL................ 7-8 COACHES CLINE, BOGARD, JOSEPH & WHICKER................ 9 LORENZA ROSS / CHANCE JONES....................................... 10 ZYCORRIAN ROBINSON / JUSTIN ALLEN..............................11 CHASE JONES / JOEL SCUDDER.......................................... 12 C.J. WAKELEY/ TRISTAN HICKS............................................. 13 MATT JORDAN / DUSTIN CRAIG............................................ 14 DESMOND JOHNSON / CAM CARDEN.................................. 15 JEREMY HEMINGWAY / WALLY JONES................................. 16 VINCENT BAILEY / JAIROCEY SIMPSON............................... 17 KEENAN PETERSON / BRANDON ARMSTRONG.................. 18 JAKE TROYLI / TONY MARTIN................................................ 19 ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF................................................... 20 LMU DANCE / CHEER TEAMS................................................ 21 SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE.......................................... 22 2010-11 FINAL STATISTICS..................................................... 23 2010-11 FINAL OVERALL / SAC STATS................................... 24 RAILSPLITTER CAREER RECORDS...................................... 25 SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS.................................................. 26 SINGLE-GAME / TURNER ARENA RECORDS........................ 27 RAILSPLITTER HONOR ROLL............................................ 28-29 RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS........................ 30-37 RAILSPLITTER ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS....................... 38 TEX TURNER ARENA / ARENA RENOVATIONS................ 39-40 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING................................................ 41 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT / ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT. 42-43 RAILSPLITTERS IN THE COMMUNITY................................... 44 RAILSPLITTER AMENITIES..................................................... 45 WHY NOT LMU?.................................................................. 46-47 A DAY IN THE LIFE.............................................................. 48-49 THIS IS LMU............................................................................. 50 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT / LOCAL INFORMATION............... 51 RAILSPLITTER NETWORK BROADCAST SCHEDULE.......... 52

History

First Year of Basketball ..................................................... 1917 All-time Record (yrs) .............................................. 1,212-959 (94) Last NCAA Tournament Appearance (yrs) .......................2011 (1) Result...................................lost to Anderson in quarterfinals, 86-91 Last Conference Tournament Appearance (yrs) .............2011 (1) Result ............................defeated Wingate in championship, 68-58.

Sports Information

Sports Information Director...................................Rusty Peace SID Office Phone ...................................................423.869.6236 Home Phone ..........................................................423.869.5120 Assistant SID................................................................Bill Porter Assistant SID Office Phone...................................423.869.6376 Home Phone ..........................................................423.869.9032 Sports Information Graduate Assistant.................Scott Erland SID Graduate Assistant Office Phone..................423.869-6236 SID Fax ...................................................................423.869-6382 Mailing Address .......................LMU Tex Turner Arena 6965 Cumberland Gap Parkway Harrogate, TN 37752

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CREDITS

The 2011-12 Lincoln Memorial University Men’s Basketball Guide is a publication of the LMU Sports Information Office. Layout and Design: Rusty Peace and Bill Porter Writing: Rusty Peace Cover Design and Layout: Rusty Peace. Photography: Rusty Peace, Bill Porter, Allen Earl and the Sports information Archives Special Thanks: Head Coach Josh Schertz, Assistant Coaches Lance Egnatz and Chris Cottrell; Director of Publications Regina Burns; Athletic Director Roger Vannoy; Department Chair of Physical Education & Kinesiology Katherine Pebworth, PhD; and Sports Information Graduate Assistant Scott Erland for editorial assistance All LMU athletic guides are available from the Sports Information office either in print form (if available) or CD-Rom for a fee. They can also be found at www.LMUrailsplitters.com.

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MEDIA INFORMATION WELCOME

This guide is designed to assist the media with their coverage of Lincoln Memorial University basketball. It is published primarily as a source of information for reporters representing newspapers, television and radio stations, wire services and magazines. If you need information that you cannot find in this guide, please contact the Sports Information Office at (423) 869-6236. We are always ready to serve you.

MEDIA/PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS

COVERING PRACTICE

Practices are generally open to the public. Please contact the Sports Information Office if you wish to interview players or coaches. If you plan to cover a practice, call in advance for any changes in the schedule.

INTERVIEWS

After games, Coach Schertz and players are available for interviews after a 10-minute cooling-off period. Please contact the SID before the game or a member of the stat crew during the game to arrange for any postgame interviews. Priority will be given to the LMU radio and then on a first-come, first-serve basis. If requested, efforts will be made to arrange postgame interviews with visiting coaches and players.

STATISTICAL SERVICES

Telephone interviews with Coach Schertz and players are available on a “call-back” basis only and will be arranged at the most convenient time for the student-athletes and coaches.

RADIO BROADCASTS

Requests to broadcast must be made as soon as possible to the Sports Information Office at (423) 869-6236. A phone line is provided for the visiting team’s radio. Space is available either on press row next to the visiting bench or next to the stat table.

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Interviews with Coach Josh Schertz, players and other athletic personnel must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Generally, the best times for interviews are before and after practice.

Requests for media credentials should be made at least one week in advance. Media are requested to park at the lower Arena entrance and display some form of identification on the vehicle to avoid being ticketed. There is limited space on the floor press row that is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Additional space is available next to the stat table, if needed. Photography is permitted on the courtside wherever it is allowed by NCAA rules.

Statistics are provided using the STAT CREW program. When available, monitors will be placed along press row to provide immediate access to statistics. Hard copies of halftime stats, final stats and play-by-play will be provided following each half.

LMU Sports Information

Rusty Peace

Sports Information Director Office: 423.869.6236 Home: 423.869.5120 Email: rusty.peace@LMUnet.edu

MEDIA SERVICES

Media packets will be provided before games. Postgame statistics will be provided to all members of the media. Telephone and fax service are also available. If requested, statistics and any other information can be faxed or e-mailed to your media outlet. Priority will be given to the visiting SID. Soft drinks and snacks will be available in the Tex Turner Room at halftime.

Bill Porter

Assistant Sports Information Director Office: 423.869.6376 Home: 423.869.9032 Email: bill.porter@LMUnet.edu

2011-12 RAILSPLITTER PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS (Area Code 423 unless noted) Outlet .............................................................Phone............................................... Fax Associated Press.................................. 865.522.3963............................... 865.523.5904 Bristol Herald-Courier............................276.645.2516............................... 276.669.6396 Claiborne Progress.......................................626.3222...................................... 626.6868 Corbin Times-Tribune............................606.528.2464............................... 606.528.9850 Harlan Daily Enterprise..........................606.573.4510............................... 606.573.0042 Kingsport Times-News..................................392.1323.......................................392.1385 Knoxville News-Sentinel........................865.342.6259............................... 865.342.6402 LaFollette Press............................................562.8468.......................................566.7060 Middlesboro Daily News........................606.248.1010............................... 606.248.7614 Morristown Citizen-Tribune...........................581.5630.......................................581.8863 Nashville Tennessean............................615.259.8010............................... 615.259.8826 Pineville Sun..........................................606.337.2333............................... 606.337.2360 Pinnacle Sports View.............................606.246.0230................................................N/A Powell Valley News................................276.546.1210............................... 276.546.5468 USA Today.............................................703.276.3735............................... 703.276.3721 WATE-TV 6 (ABC)/WBXX-TV 20 (CW)................ 865.637.6397............................... 865.523.3561 WBIR-TV 10 (NBC)/WTNZ-TV 43 (FOX) .............865.637.1272............................... 865.522.7341 WCYB-TV 5 (NBC)................................276.645.1521............................... 276.645.1554 WJHL-TV 11 (CBS).......................................434.4544.......................................926.9080 WLMU FM/ WCXZ AM...........................423.869.6331............................... 423.869.6435 WVLT-TV 8 (CBS)................................. 865.450.8880............................... 865.584.1978 WYMT-TV 57 (CBS)..............................606.436.5757............................... 606.439.3760 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

Scott Erland

Sports Information Graduate Assistant Office: 423.869.6236 Email: scott.erland@LMUnet.edu

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Railsplitter Rosters & Team Photo

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2011-12 Lincoln Memorial Basketball Alphabetical Roster Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl Hometown Lorenza Ross G 6’2” 180 lb.s Fr. Richmond Hill, GA Chance Jones G 6’2” 200 lbs. So. Knoxville, TN Zycorrian Robinson G 5’10” 175 lbs. RS Spartanburg, SC Justin Allen G 6’3” 165 lbs. Sr. Lithonia, GA Chase Jones G/F 6’5” 225 lbs. Fr. Knoxville, TN Joel Scudder G 5’10” 180 lbs. RS Aurora, IN C.J. Wakeley G 5’11” 175 lbs. Fr. Gainesville, FL Tristian Hicks G 6’2” 180 lbs. Fr. Louisivlle, KY Matt Jordan G 5’10” 180 lbs. RS Sydney, Australia Dustin Craig F 6’6” 225 lbs. Jr. Knoxville, TN Desmond Johnson F 6’6” 210 lbs. Sr. Lynch, KY Cam Carden G 6’2” 215 lbs. Jr. Clearwater, FL Wally Jones G 6’2” 190 lbs. Jr. Greensboro, NC Vincent Bailey F 6’6” 235 lbs. So. Jennings, FL Jairocey Simpson F 6’8” 280 lbs. Jr. Detroit, MI Keenan Peterson C 6’9” 225 lbs. RS-Fr. College Park, GA Brandon Armstrong G 6’1” 170 lbs. Sr. Decatur, GA Jake Troyli C 6’9” 225 lbs. Jr. Largo, FL Tony Martin F 6’5” 235 lbs. Sr. Cincinnati, OH

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2011-12 Lincoln Memorial Basketball Numerical Roster Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl Hometown Lorenza Ross G 6’2” 180 lb.s Fr. Richmond Hill, GA Chance Jones G 6’2” 200 lbs. So. Knoxville, TN Zycorrian Robinson G 5’10” 175 lbs. RS Spartanburg, SC Justin Allen G 6’3” 165 lbs. Sr. Lithonia, GA Chase Jones G/F 6’5” 225 lbs. Fr. Knoxville, TN Joel Scudder G 5’10” 180 lbs. RS Aurora, IN C.J. Wakeley G 5’11” 175 lbs. Fr. Gainesville, FL Tristian Hicks G 6’2” 180 lbs. Fr. Louisivlle, KY Matt Jordan G 5’10” 180 lbs. RS Sydney, Australia Dustin Craig F 6’6” 225 lbs. Jr. Knoxville, TN Desmond Johnson F 6’6” 210 lbs. Sr. Lynch, KY Cam Carden G 6’2” 205 lbs. Jr. Clearwater, FL Jeremy Hemingway G 6’4” 170 lbs. Fr. Fayetteville, NC Wally Jones G 6’2” 190 lbs. Jr. Greensboro, NC Vincent Bailey F 6’6” 235 lbs. So. Jennings, FL Jairocey Simpson F 6’8” 280 lbs. Jr. Detroit, MI Keenan Peterson C 6’9” 225 lbs. RS-Fr. College Park, GA Brandon Armstrong G 6’1” 170 lbs. Sr. Decatur, GA Jake Troyli C 6’9” 225 lbs. Jr. Largo, FL Tony Martin F 6’5” 235 lbs. Sr. Cincinnati, OH

2011-12 RAILSPLITTER BASKETBALL SEASON OUTLOOK

The Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball team set numerous school and South Atlantic Conference records during its incredible 2010-11 season. The team broke school and league records for winning percentage with a 27-3 mark (90%). LMU also set school and league records with 22 consecutive wins, 16 conference victories and 14 straight conference wins. The 27 overall wins tied a South Atlantic Conference record, and broke the school’s NCAA mark for wins in a season. The program also achieved its highest national ranking in school history (#5) and became the first team in South Atlantic Conference history to be ranked #1 in men’s basketball in the Southeast Region. With the return of four starters and nine letterwinners from last year’s team, along with an impact recruiting class, anticipation for the 2011-12 season is at an all-time high. The returners are led by reigning South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year Desmond Johnson (Lynch, KY). Johnson, a 6’5” senior, averaged 14.9 points and 8.4 rebounds per game while shooting 62.6 percent from the field. Johnson enters his senior campaign as a three-year starter, and will be relied upon at both ends of the floor as well as on the backboards. Another returning three-year starter is point guard Brandon Armstrong (Decatur, GA). Armstrong, a 6’2” senior, averaged 12 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game. Armstrong was also a prolific outside threat as he hit 54 three point shots during the 2010-11 season.

The third returning starter is 6’2” junior guard Cam Carden (Clearwater, FL). Carden led the SAC in three point percentage as a sophomore, making 74/172 (43.0). Carden also led the Railsplitters in assists with 76 and steals with 46 while averaging 10.3 points and 2.9 rebounds per game. All-SAC freshman selection Vincent Bailey (Jennings, FL) is the 4th returning starter from last years squad. The 6’6” sophomore averaged 5.3 points and 3.4 rebounds per game. He missed the last month of the season with a broken foot, but has recovered and will be expected to take a major jump in production during his sophomore campaign. Other key returnees include 6’2” junior Wally Jones (Greensboro, NC) who averaged 3.4 points and made 15 three point field goals, 6’2” sophomore Chance Jones (Knoxville, TN) who also averaged 3.4 points and 6’5” senior Tony Martin, (Cincinnati, OH) who averaged 3.1 rebounds and 2.2 points per game. Other returning letterwinners are Justin Allen (Lithonia, GA), a 6’3” senior who averaged 1.2 points per game, and 6’6” junior Dustin Craig (Knoxville, TN), who averaged 1.9 points and 1.7 rebounds per contest. The 2011 recruiting class for LMU basketball has generated some buzz and includes players hoping to make an immediate impact. Jake Troyli (St. Petersburg, FL) is a 6’10” forward who transfers in as a junior after two very productive seasons at Division I Presbyterian College. In those two seasons, Troyli scored 707 points, grabbed 285 rebounds and blocked 53 shots. Big man Jairocey Simpson (Detroit, MI), 6’9” and 290 lbs., joins the program after a terrific junior college career. Simpson was ranked among the top 100 players in the nation coming out of junior college and was a first team All-Region selection at Pratt CC averaging 15.4 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. Lorenza Ross (Savannah, GA) is a 6’2” point guard who was named Region 3AAA Player of the Year and a First Team AAA All-State selection averaging 12.8 points, 4.4 assists and 1.9 steals per game, leading his Richmond Hills High School team to a region championship. CJ Wakeley (Alachua, FL), a 5’11” point guard, averaged 29 points, 3.8 assists and 2.4 steals per game. Wakeley was named First Team All-State in Florida at the 3A level and was named the Florida Athletic Coaches Association 3A North Central Player of the Year after his junior and senior seasons. Also joining the team after redshirting in 2010-11 are freshman forwards Keenan Peterson, 6’10” (College Park, GA) and Chase Jones, 6’5” (Knoxville, TN).

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RAILSPLITTER COACHING STAFF

JOSH SCHERTZ HEAD COACH

4th Season

Since arriving on the Lincoln Memorial University campus as the 17th head coach of the Railsplitter program, Josh Schertz has engineered one of the more remarkable turnarounds in all of college basketball. Schertz, who was named LMU’s head coach on March 22, 2008, inherited a team that had won only one conference game and had posted just seven winning seasons at the NCAA level. In just three seasons he has re-written both the Lincoln Memorial University and South Atlantic Conference record books. Among the school and league records broken during the 2010-11 season are overall wins (27), winning percentage (90%), consecutive wins (22) and conference wins (16). He currently ranks first all-time in South Atlantic Conference history in winning percentage. He also guided LMU to its first-ever NCAA Tournament as well as their first ever South Atlantic Conference regular season and tournament championships. During the last two seasons his teams have posted a 48-12 record and were ranked in every Southeast Region poll in that period. The Railsplitters also spent 13 consecutive weeks in the national poll in 2010-11, reaching a school record #5 national ranking in February 2011 before finishing with a #10 ranking in the final poll. His teams on-court success has led to numerous honors as Schertz was chosen the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year, selected as a finalist for the 2011 National Division II Coach of the Year and was honored as the 2011 NABC National Coach of the Month for January 2011. Small College Hoops named him the Top Non Division I Head Coach under 40 years of age, and Collegeinsider.com voted him one of the Top 25 Non Division I head coaches in the nation. Schertz’s teams exciting style of play and his commitment to community involvement has led to better than 150% increase in attendance, making Tex Turner Arena into one of the best home court atmospheres in Division II basketball. In keeping with his players-first philosophy, he has helped champion both summer school and a fifth year program for all studentathletes at LMU which will dramatically improve graduation rates for all sports. His commitment to academic integrity is shown by a better than 90% graduation rate over the course of his coaching career. His success on the recruiting trail over the last 12 years has led to unparalleled success for every program he has been involved with. Lincoln Memorial (27) High Point University (22) Queens University (29) and Lynn University (29) all set current record win totals during his tenure. Schertz came to Lincoln Memorial University after serving as the associate head coach at High Point University for five seasons. During this time, High Point posted its five best seasons at the Division I level consecutively, highlighted by the 2006-07 season in which High Point posted a 22-10 record despite having only one senior. He helped the Panthers establish school records for wins in a season, conference wins, road wins and highest RPI ranking. High Point won 87 games in the five years Schertz was on staff (they won a total of 47 games in the five seasons before his arrival). HPU players also thrived in the classroom as 16 out of the 17 players who finished their eligibility graduated during the last five years. While at High Point, Schertz signed three top ranked recruiting classes in the Big South, and his 2005 recruiting class ranked in the top 35 nationally according to Hoopscoop. During Schertz’s tenure as recruiting coordinator two players, Danny Gathings in 2004, and AZ Reid in 2007 and 2008, earned Big South Conference Player of the Year honors a total of three times and were both named Division I All-Americans. He also signed three players, Reid 2005, Justin Dunn 2006 and Eugene Harris 2007, who went on to earn all freshman team honors at HPU. Prior to his tenure at High Point, Schertz served as the associate head coach at Queens University of Charlotte, North 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

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Carolina, helping lead the Royals to a two-year mark of 49-14 including a school record 29-4 mark in 2003. That 2003 season culminated in the school’s first ever trip to the NCAA Division II Final Four. As the program’s recruiting coordinator, Schertz made a huge impact signing 2004 National Division II Player of the Year Spencer Ross along with two-time national shot block leader Moustapha Diouf and 2003 CVAC Freshman of the Year Kendrick Harris. Schertz also served as a professor in the Queens’ physical education department and was the head coach of Queens’ junior varsity program. Before joining Queens, Schertz spent two years at Lynn University (FL) serving as the Fighting Knights recruiting coordinator. He helped guide Lynn to a 37-18 mark as well as a top-five national ranking. While at Lynn, Schertz signed 2001 National Division II Freshman of the Year Leandro Garcia-Morales. His final signing class before moving to Queens may have been his lasting legacy as the five-man group went on to become the most successful group of players in Lynn history. That group included James Taylor (all-time leading scorer), Justin Wingard (all-time leading rebounder and shot blocker), Austin Faber (all-time leader in assists and steals) and Akil Lewis (all-time leader in made three-pointers), who as seniors formed the nucleus of Lynn’s school record-setting squad that tallied 29 wins and earned a trip to the NCAA Division II Final Four in 2005. While at Lynn, Schertz signed two players named Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year, Garcia-Morales (2001) and Taylor (2002), as well as four players who went on to earn all-conference honors. Schertz began his career as an assistant coach at his alma mater Florida Atlantic University where he spent one season working under Kevin Billerman. Schertz also served as an assistant to current Florida Gators associate head coach Larry Shyatt for the 2001 Maccabi Games. Schertz, a 2000 graduate of Florida Atlantic University, also has a master’s degree in education from Lynn University. Coach Schertz has two sons, Jordan (15) and Jaden (9) and is married to the former Natalia Ceballos. They reside in Harrogate, TN.

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LANCE EGNATZ Assistant Coach: Lance Egnatz is in his fourth season on Lincoln Memorial men’s basketball staff. Since his arrival at LMU, Egnatz has been a part of the two winningest seasons in the school’s NCAA history, won one regular season title, one conference tournament title and helped the Railsplitters to the school’s first ever trip to the NCAA Tournament. In 2010-11, Egnatz helped LMU to a record breaking season as the squad set school and South Atlantic Conference records for wins (27), consecutive wins (22), winning percentage (90.0), and conference wins (16). He has helped recruit four all-conference selections to the school, and is heavily involved in all aspects of the program. Prior to Lincoln Memorial University, Egnatz spent two seasons at Polk State College, a Division I junior college in Winter Haven, Florida, where he began his collegiate coaching career serving as assistant coach from 2006 to 2008. Over his two seasons at Polk, Egnatz recruited and coached numerous NCAA Division I and Division II prospects, working primarily with post players. During the 2007-2008 season, the team put up a record of 24-6 and ranked 4th in the state of Florida. The 2007 team consisted of three Division I players, and two Division II players. Egnatz was head boys basketball coach at Somerset Academy in Pembroke Pines, Florida, from 2005 to 2006. He became head coach after serving a year as assistant coach during the 2004-05 season. A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Egnatz attended Seneca Valley High School where he helped lead the basketball team to its first ever post-season appearance. After graduating, he attended Pennsylvania State University-Beaver Campus for two years. Egnatz continued on to Lynn University, in Boca Raton, Florida, where he played for Coach Schertz. He graduated from Lynn in 2002 and received a Bachelor of Science in Sports and Recreational Management. While at PSU-Beaver and at Lynn University, Egnatz also played baseball as a pitcher. At PSU-Beaver he helped lead the baseball team to the NJCAA World Series. Egnatz has worked numerous basketball camps, including camps at the University of North Carolina and Lynn University, as well as several private camps, such as the All-American Basketball School, Metro Index, Drill for Skill and the prestigious Five Star Basketball Camp. Entering his fourth season with the Railsplitters, Coach Egnatz will be primarily involved with recruiting, individual workouts, strength and conditioning and team practice. Egnatz is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports leadership from Duquesne University. He and wife Juliette (Schohn) reside in Harrogate.

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CHRIS COTTRELL Assistant Coach: Entering his fourth season at Lincoln Memorial University, Assistant Coach Chris Cottrell has played an integral role on a coaching staff that has transformed the Railsplitters from a moribund program into a Division II power. Cottrell’s last two seasons as an assistant coach have seen historical success for the Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball program. This past season, Cottrell worked on a coaching staff that set the school’s record for wins in a season. LMU also won its’ first men’s basketball South Atlantic Conference regular season championship and SAC tournament championship. Their 16-2 record set the South Atlantic Conference record for wins in conference play. Last season the men’s basketball program earned its first NCAA Tournament appearance since joining NCAA Division II, while achieving an NCAA Division II National ranking as high as #5 during the season. LMU was ranked for 13 consecutive weeks and finished the year ranked #10 nationally. In 2009-2010, Cottrell was part of a staff that lead the Lincoln Memorial University’s men’s basketball program to its first ever NCAA Division II 20-win season. Their 20-9 mark set the school record for wins in a season. During the 2009-2010 season, Lincoln Memorial University also achieved its first ever NCAA Division II Southeast Regional ranking. The Railsplitters were ranked in the top eight for seven weeks. During his time on Josh Schertz’s staff, Cottrell has been involved in every aspect of the program’s incredible turnaround. He primarily assists head coach Josh Schertz with player academic development, scouting, guard players’ individual skill development and recruiting. Coach Cottrell oversees the managerial staff at Lincoln Memorial University and is responsible for various administrative duties within the program. He played a major role in the development of D’Mario Curry. Curry was a three-time selection to the First Team All-South Atlantic Conference and Daktronics Second Team All-Southeast Region. Curry was named the 2011 SAC Tournament Most Valuable Player. Cottrell serves as the director of the Josh Schertz Basketball Camps program at Lincoln Memorial University. Additionally, he also teaches in Lincoln Memorial University’s School of Allied Health. Cottrell served as a student assistant coach for four years at High Point University. Cottrell was a member of a coaching staff that set High Point University’s school record for NCAA Division I wins in a season, which still stands entering the 2011-2012 season. During those four years, he was responsible for overseeing the student managers and video exchange and was also assigned various administrative duties within the program. In 2007-2008, Cottrell was promoted as the school’s first ever men’s masketball graduate assistant coach. As the graduate assistant, Cottrell was in charge of the video editing and exchange, on campus recruiting, scouting, practice preparation and on the court coaching. Cottrell worked exclusively with the post players’ individual skills development. He played a key role in the development of back-to-back Big South Conference Player of the Year Arizona Reid. Cottrell also served as an assistant camp director for the men’s basketball individual and team camp programs during the summer. He earned a bachelor’s degree in History at High Point in 2007 and a master’s degree in sport management in 2009. Cottrell is a native of upstate New York, graduating from Queensbury High School in 2003. He lives in Harrogate.

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RAILSPLITTER COACHING STAFF

DENNIS CLINE Assistant Coach:

Coach Cline, a 1987 graduate of Lincoln Memorial University, begins his ninth season with the Railsplitter coaching staff. A veteran coach with 24 years of coaching experience, Cline served 13 of those years at the former Powell Valley High School until the school was consolidated following the 2002-03 season to become Cumberland Gap High School. During his tenure as the Indians coach, his teams won two district titles, two regional titles, one sub-state title and were semi-finalists in the 1995 Tennessee State Tournament. Cline teaches Algebra II at Cumberland Gap High School and recently received his master’s and EDS degrees at LMU. He is the son of Bill and Mandy Cline of Harrogate and is married to Jean Davis Cline, a 1979 and 1991 alumnae of LMU. The couple has four children, Jedidiah and Levi, who reside in Knoxville, and Caitlyn and Caleigh of Speedwell, Tennessee.

CAMERON WHICKER Graduate Assistant Coach:

Cameron Whicker joins the Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball program as a graduate assistant coach. Cameron is a 2011 graduate of High Point University where he earned a degree in Sports Management. While at HPU, Cameron served in various capacities with the men’s basketball team which included manager, student assistant coach and video coordinator. In his senior year at HPU, Cameron was a color analyst for the Big South Conference online broadcasts of men’s basketball games. Cameron’s passion for coaching basketball began at the age of 12 when he coached his younger brother’s recreational basketball team. He went on to coach in local recreational leagues and assist with area AAU teams throughout high school. Whicker also served as a student assistant coach for Hopewell High School which made it to the elite eight in the North Carolina 4-A State Tournament in 2006. Whicker will be responsible for various administrative duties within the LMU program including scouting, recruiting, player academic development and on the court coaching. Cameron is a native of Huntersville, North Carolina, and is a 2007 graduate of Hopewell High School.

MATT BOGARD Student Assistant Coach:

Matt Bogard begins his third season with the Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball coaching staff, this time as student assistant coach. Bogard, a two-year player at LMU, started 27 of 28 games during the 2008-09 season and led the South Atlantic Conference in assist to turnover ratio as a senior. Serving as the Railsplitters captain during 2008-09, Bogard was instrumental in the resurgence of the Lincoln Memorial University basketball program.

WADNER JOSEPH Student Assistant Coach:

A former Lincoln Memorial University standout, Wadner Joseph also returns to the Railsplitter coaching staff as a student assistant coach for the 2011-12 season. During his two-year playing career at LMU, Joseph started in 41 games and as a senior captain averaged 9.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game. Joseph’s knowledge of the game is an asset to the Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball program. 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

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LORENZA ROSS

6’2” * Freshman * Guard * Richmond Hill, GA Richmond Hill High School Major: Business Prep: Helped lead his team to a Region Championship…Region Player of the Year… Named to the Georgia All-State team… Averaged 12.8 points per game… Led the team in assists at 4.4 per game… Also averaged 1.9 steals per contest… Two time First Team All 3A Region selection… Two time Georgia 3A All State Selection. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Lorenza & Monica Ross Date of Birth: September 12, 1993 Nickname: “Zo” Favorite Singer/Band: “Jay-Z” Favorite Movie: “Juice” Biggest Role Model: My mom Favorite Pro Athlete: Monta Ellis Favorite Food: Fried Chicken Hobbies: Playing the PS3, listening to music.

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER LORENZA ROSS

“Lorenza has a chance to become the best point guard I have ever coached. He has the size, speed, floor vision, and confIdence needed to make a immediate impact on our program.”

CHANCE JONES

6’2” * Sophomore * Guard * Knoxville, TN Austin East High School Major: 2010-2011: Appeared in 24 games…Started in 11 games…Averaged 3.4 points per game… Scored a season high 18 points vs Newberry… Grabbed five rebounds vs. Newberry.

30 Second Timeout Parents: Angela Jones Date of Birth: January 29, 1991 Favorite Singer/Band: “Ross”, “Boosie”, “Gotti” Favorite Movie: “Boyz in the Hood” Biggest Role Model: My grandmother Favorite Pro Athlete: Derrick Ross Favorite Food: Wasabi’s Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, playing basketball and having a good time.

Prep: Spent 2009-2010 at Bridgeton Academy…Averaged 16 pts and five rebounds per game at Austin-East in Knoxville… Averaged 21 pts and pulled down 6 boards per game… Earned First Team All-State honors… Named MVP of the Rumble on the Ridge… MVP of the District Tournament… All-Region team… 2009 Knoxville’s PrepXtra team. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 18 vs Newberry (1/8/11) Rebounds: 5 vs Newberry (1/8/11) Asst: 3 Twice (Latest 1/8/11)

LMU Career Statistics Year 2010-11 TOTAL

GP GS Min 24 11 249 24 11 249

FG FGA Pct 26 62 .419 26 62 .419

3FG FGA Pct 6 25 .240 6 25 .240

2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

FT FTA Pct 23 27 .852 23 27 .852

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 9 29 38 1.6 14 23 1 6 81 3.4 9 29 38 1.6 14 23 1 6 81 3.4

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ZYCORRIAN ROBINSON #2 5’10” * Redshirt * Guard * Spartanburg, SC University of South Carolina Salkehatchie Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

Prep: Averaged 21 points per game…Dished out five assist per game…and averaged four steals per contest… Was named 4A player of the year in South Carolina… Named First Team All-State… Was selected to play in the North/South all-star game… Named the team’s MVP… Was also first team All-State in Football and Track.

30 Second Timeout Parents: Raymond & Stephanie Miller Date of Birth: November 11, 1989 Nickname: “Z-man”, “Z” Favorite Singer/Band: “Jay-Z”, “Young Money” Favorite Movie: “Friday” Biggest Role Model: My mother Favorite Pro Athlete: Allen Iverson, Chris Paul Favorite Food: Chicken Hobbies: N/A

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER ZYCORRIAN ROBINSON

“Z-man as we call him has all of the tools to become a great player for us. He is as quick as any player I have coached and he combines that with an ability to make shots from anywhere on the floor. The key for Zycorrian is to learn to think and play at the same time which will come with experience.”

JUSTIN ALLEN

6’3” * Senior * Guard * Lithonia, GA Miller Grove High School Major: Broadcasting

2010-2011: Appeared in 24 games, starting two… averaged 1.2 points and pulled down 1.3 rebounds a game… Scored a season-high five points vs. Brevard… Grabbed a season-high 5 rebounds vs. Glenville State.

30 Second Timeout Parents: Ken & Sarah Davis Date of Birth: April 6, 1990 Nickname: J”-Rock/J-Smoove” Favorite Singer/Band: “Young Jeezy” Favorite Movie: “Jordan Come Fly With Me” Biggest Role Model: My mother Favorite Pro Athlete: Michael Jordan Favorite Food: Hot Wings Hobbies: Drawing, shoe collecting, listening to music, rap.

Year 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 28 25 24 77

GS 15 16 2 33

Min 576 451 158 1185

FG 52 60 10 122

2009-2010: Appeared in 25 games, starting 16… Averaged six points per game… pulled down three rebounds per game… Dished out 1.6 assists per game… Shot 51% from the field… Had a season high 22 points, 11 rebounds and four steals vs. Concord. 2008-2009: Appeared in 28 games… Started 15 games… Averaged 5.3 points per game… Dished out 1.5 assists per game… Shot 36% from the field… Pulled down 3.1 rebounds per game… Had a season high 16 points vs. WV Wesleyan… five assists vs. Tusculum College and nine Rebounds vs. WV Wesleyan. Prep: Averaged 12 points, five rebounds and 4.5 assists per game… Shot 42% from three-point range and 77% from the free throw line… Was Georgia All-State Honorable Mention… Received the Coca-Cola Athlete Scholar Award. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 22 vs Concord (12/12/09) Rebounds: 11 vs Concord (11/21/09)

FGA 144 117 38 299

Pct .361 .513 .263 .408

LMU Career Statistics

3FG FGA 12 47 1 8 1 11 14 66

2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

Pct .255 .125 .091 .212

FT 31 29 7 67

FTA 65 52 15 132

Pct .477 .558 .467 .508

Off 34 15 10 59

Def 52 59 22 133

Assists: 5 vs Tusculum (2/4/09)

Tot 86 74 32 192

Avg 3.1 3.0 1.3 2.5

A 42 41 12 95

TO 68 36 19 123

Blk 5 2 3 10

Stl 12 19 7 38

Pts 147 150 28 325

Avg 5.3 6.0 1.2 4.2

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CHASE JONES

6’5” * Freshman* Guard/Forward * Knoxville, TN Austin East High School Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology Prep: Averaged 14 points and 8 rebounds as a senior…named to the All District team…was All-Tournament team in District 3AA…All KIL 3rd team…as a Junior was named Prep Xtra 2nd team…KIL first team. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Rob & Angela Jones Date of Birth: October 9, 1991 Nickname: “Jones” Favorite Singer/Band: “Young Jeezy” Favorite Movie: “Training Day” Biggest Role Model: Dwayne Johnson Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Chillin’ with family

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER CHASE JONES

“Chase is a phenomenal athlete who plays with great effort and intelligence. Once his skills catch up with his athleticism and intangibles, he will make a major impact on our program.”

J0EL SCUDDER #5 5’10” * Redshirt * Guard * Aurora, IN South Dearborn High School Major: Athletic Training

30 Second Timeout

Prep: Averaged 21 points per game…Dished out four assists per game…Pulled down five rebounds per game… Named team MVP… First team All-Conference…Named Dearborn County Player of the Year… Tied the schools single game points record held by his cousin with 46 points in a game…Also scored 1200 points.

Parents: Jim & Penny Scudder Date of Birth: July 8, 1992 Nickname: “J” Favorite Singer/Band: Mac Miller Favorite Movie: “Transformers” Biggest Role Model: My mom Favorite Professional Athlete: Rajon Rondo Favorite Food: Hot wings Hobbies: Basketball, PS3

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT REDSHIRT JOEL SCUDDER

“Joel is a phenomenal shooter who really understands the game. He turned down numerous offers to come here and compete at a high level. He loves a challenge and brings great energy every day.”

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C.J. WAKELEY #11 5’11” * Freshman * Guard * Gainesville, FL Santa Fe High School Master: Business

30 Second Timeout Parents: Charles & Wanza Wakeley Date of Birth: June 11, 1993 Nickname: “Jay”, “Wake”, “C-Wake” Favorite Singer/Band: “Gucci”, “Boosie”, “Gotti” Favorite Movie: N/A Biggest Role Model: My dad Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Listening to music, texting

Prep: Helped lead his team to a 19-10 record…Named First Team All State… Gainesville Sun Player of the Year and Florida Athletic Coaches Association Class 3A North Central Florida Player of the Year in both his Junior and Senior Seasons… Averaged 29 points per game… Dished out 3.8 assists per game… 2.4 steals per game… Scored 40+ points on three separate occasions… Ranked among the scoring leaders in a very talented basketball state… Scored over 1,900 points in his career at Santa Fe.

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER C.J. WAKELEY

“C.J. is a highly skilled kid who is going to become a very good player for us as he develops. He is a shotmaker who really understands how to play the game.”

TRISTAN HICKS

#12

6’2” * Freshman * Guard * Louisville, KY New Creations Academy Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

Prep: Averaged 25 points per game… Grabbed six rebounds and dished out four assists per game… Named Class 1A MVP… Part of the 1000 point club… Honorable Mention All-State. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Charles & Nikki Bland & Billy Hicks Date of Birth: July 5, 1992 Favorite Singer/Band: Kanye West Favorite Movie: “Salt” Biggest Role Model: Jesus Favorite Pro Athlete: Lebron James Favorite Food: Pork Chops Hobbies: Video games, eating, reading and sleeping

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER TRISTAN HICKS

“Tristan is as athletic as any player on our team. He possesses incredible quickness and is a high flyer. The key to his success rests with his ability to become a basketball player who is a great athlete and not a great athlete who plays basketball.”

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MATT JORDAN

5’10” * Redshirt * Guard * Sydney, Australia Istanbul International Community College Major:

30 Second Timeout Parents: Frank & Jennifer Jordan Date of Birth: March 5, 1993 Nickname: N/A Favorite Singer/Band: “This Town Needs Guns” Favorite Movie: “Semi Pro” Biggest Role Model: My mother Favorite Pro Athlete: Chris Paul Favorite Food: Tacos Hobbies: Basketball, fishing, music

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT REDSHIRT MATT JORDAN

“Matt is a terrific kid who has come a long way to be a part of our program. Matt is willing to fill any role we ask of him and we are fortunate he is a part of our team.”

DUSTIN CRAIG #14 6’6” * Junior * Forward * Knoxville, TN Beardon High School Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

2010-2011: Appeared in seven games before suffering a seasonending knee injury… Started in one game… Averaged 1.9 points and 1.7 rebounds a game… Scored a career high eight points and pulled down five rebounds vs. Truett-McConnell. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Dean & Lisha Craig Date of Birth: July 8, 1990 Nickname: “DC” Favorite Singer/Band: Toby Mack Favorite Movie: “Inception” Biggest Role Model: My dad Favorite Pro Athlete: Eric Berry Favorite Food: Steak Hobbies: Family time

Year 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 16 7 23

GS 0 1 1

Min 97 45 142

FG 9 6 15

2009-2010: Appeared in 16 games…Averaged 1.2 points per game… Pulled down 1.2 rebounds per game… Had a season high six points, five rebounds and three blocks vs. Wingate. Prep: Averaged 10.1 points per game… Pulled down 5.3 rebounds per game… Blocked 66 shots… Helped lead his team to a 35-3 record… First Team All-District… Second Team All-KIL… Named to the All-Tournament team at the Super 16… Off the court he was a 4 year Honor Student. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 8 vs Truett-McConnell (11/13/10) Blocks: 3 twice (last 2/1/10)

FGA 19 12 31

Pct .474 .500 .484

LMU Career Statistics

3FG FGA 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

Pct .000 .000 .000

FT 1 1 2

FTA 5 5 10

Pct .200 .200 .200

Off 8 2 10

Def 11 10 21

Rebounds 5 vs Hiwassee (11/20/09)

Tot 19 12 31

Avg 1.2 1.7 1.3

A 3 1 4

TO 6 4 10

Blk 12 2 14

Stl 2 0 2

Pts 19 13 32

Avg 1.2 1.9 1.4

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DESMOND JOHNSON #20 6’6” * Senior * Forward * Lynch, KY Cumberland High School Major: Business

2010-2011: Daktronics First-Team All-Southeast Region… Named South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year… First Team All-South Atlantic Conference… South Atlantic Conference All-Tournament Team selection… Appeared in all 30 games, starting 29… Averaged 14.9 points a game… Pulled down a team high 8.4 rebounds per game… Shot 63% from the field… Scored 29 points on two occasions… Grabbed 15 rebounds on three different occasions… Dished out six assists vs. King College… Had 4 blocks vs. Newberry.

30 Second Timeout Parents: Paula Johnson Date of Birth: March 21, 1990 Nickname: “Des”, Favorite Singer/Band: J.Cole, Wale, Young Jeezy, Jay-Z, Common, Rick Ross Favorite Movie: Shotas, Repo Belly Biggest Role Model: My mother and my grandmother, Derrick Akal & Mary Akal Favortie Pro Athlete: Kevin Garnett, Magic Johnson, Shaq Hobbies: Music, poetry, shopping

2009-2010: South Atlantic All Tournament Team…Appeared in 29 games…Started 27…Averaged 12.4 points per game...Pulled down 6.2 rebounds per game…Shot 59.4% from the field…Had a season high 22 vs. Catawba...15 rebounds vs. Mars Hill…5 assist vs. King. 2008-2009: Named to the Division II Bulletin Freshman All-American Team…Conference Freshman of the Year…South Atlantic AllFreshman Team…Appeared in 28 games…Started 18…Averaged 10.4 pts per game…Grabbed 6.2 boards…Shot 47.6% from the field…Had a career high 28 points and 17 rebounds vs. Mars Hill. Prep: Averaged 14.5 points per game…Pulled down 13.3 rebounds…Scored over 1,000 points…Grabbed over 1,000 rebounds in 3 prep seasons… two- time Conference Player of The Year…two-time First Team All-Region selection…Played in the Kentucky/Indiana All-Star Game. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 29 twice (latest was 1/26/11) Assists: 6 vs King (12/1/10)

Rebounds: 17 vs Mars Hill (2/11/09) Blocks: 4 vs Newberry (1/8/11)

LMU Career Statistics Year 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 28 29 30 87

GS 18 27 29 74

Min 633 696 889 2218

FG 101 145 164 410

FGA 212 244 262 718

Pct .476 .594 .626 .571

3FG FGA 3 10 1 3 3 6 7 19

Pct .300 .333 .500 .368

FT 85 69 116 270

FTA 130 120 158 408

CAM CARDEN

Pct .654 .575 .734 .662

Off 58 67 84 209

Def 116 114 169 399

Tot 174 181 253 608

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Avg 6.2 6.2 8.4 7.0

A 22 27 46 95

TO 63 78 68 209

Blk 17 28 10 55

Stl 15 14 27 56

Pts Avg 290 10.4 360 12.4 447 14.9 1097 12.6

6’2” * Junior * Guard * Clearwater Stetson University Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

2010-2011: Appeared in all 30 games… Started in 25 games… Averaged 10.3 points per game… Grabbed 2.6 rebounds… Shot 43% from behind the arc… Dished out 2.5 assists per game... Had a teamhigh 46 steals… Scored a career-high 26 points vs. Tusculum… Pulled down seven rebounds vs. Carson Newman… Dished out eight assists on two occasions… Had five steals vs. Hiwassee… Made seven threes (7/8) vs. Tusculum.

30 Second Timeout Parents: Allen & Tammy Carden Date of Birth: May 30, 1990 Nickname: “Killa Cam” Favorite Singer/Band: “Drake” Favorite Movie: “Don’t be a menace South Central” Biggest Role Model: Dad & Labron James Favorite Pro Athlete: Lebron James Favorite Food: Chicken Casarole Hobbies: Shooting basketball, listening to music, hanging with friends

2009-2010: Appeared in 28 games…Started 4…Averaged 7 points per game…Dished out 1.6 assists per game…Pulled down 1.3 rebounds per game…Shot 40% from behind the arc…86.4% from the foul line… Had a season high 23 points vs. Mars Hill…Made 6 threes vs. Mars Hill. 2008-2009: Stetson University… Redshirted. Prep: Averaged 15.9 points per game… 6.1 assists… Had 2.9 steals per game… Shot 40% from the field and 38% from behind the arc… Pinellas Park all-time leading scorer with 1,706 total points… Also the assist leader…368 career three pointers… 4 time All-Pinellas County Athletic Conference honoree… First Team All-District… All-Area…All-State Honorable Mention… Named Pinellas County Player of the Year. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 26 vs. Tusculum (2/2/11) Rebounds: 7 vs. Carson Newman (2/23/11) Asst: 8 on two occasions (latest 1/26/11)

3-FGM: 7 vs. Tusculum (2/2/11) Steals: 5 vs. Hiwassee (11/27/10)

LMU Career Statistics Year 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 28 30 58

GS 4 25 29

Min 508 898 1406

FG 56 103 159

FGA 136 226 362

Pct .412 .456 .439

3FG FGA 47 116 74 172 121 288

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Pct .405 .430 .420

FT 38 28 66

FTA 44 35 79

Pct Off Def .864 5 31 .800 12 74 .835 17 105

Tot 36 86 122

Avg 1.3 2.9 2.1

A TO 44 32 76 34 120 66

Blk 2 3 5

Stl 18 46 64

Pts 197 308 505

Avg 7.0 10.3 8.7

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JEREMY HEMINGWAY #22 6’4” * Redshirt* Guard * Fayetteville, NC Trinity Christian High School Major: Undecided

Prep: Helped his team to the 1A NCISSA Championship… Averaged nine points per game… Pulled down six boards per game… Named to All-Defensive team… Most Improved Player… Earned team’s sixth man award. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Tabitha Dobbins Date of Birth: November 13, 1991 Nickname: “Jr.” Favorite Singer/Band: N/A Favorite Movie: “All About the Benjamins” Biggest Role Model: My mom Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Food: Chicken Hobbies: Video games

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT REDSHIRT JEREMY HEMINGWAY

“Jeremy is another newcomer who possesses tremendous athleticism. Like most young players who are terrific athletes, he has to develop his basketball skills. He is a hard worker with great intangibles so look for Jeremy to have a wonderful career here at LMU.”

WALLY JONES

#23

6’2” * Junior * Guard * Greensboro, NC Ragsdale High School Major: Criminal Justice

2010-2011: Appeared in 24 games… Started in six games… Averaged 3.4 points per game… Scored a season-high eight points vs. Union… Pulled down 5 rebounds vs. Lees-McRae. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Wally & Pam Jones Date of Birth: August 14, 1991 Nickname: “Walls” Favorite Singer/Band: “Nas” Favorite Movie: “Scarface” Biggest Role Model: Michael Jordan Favorite Pro Athlete: Derrick Rose Favorite Food: Fish & Crabs Hobbies: Basketball, family, music

2009-2010: Appeared in 24 games…Started 7…Averaged 6.1 points per game…Pulled down 2 rebounds per game…Dished out 3.1 assists per game…Shot 45% from three…71% from the foul line…Had a season high 27 points vs. Concord…7 rebounds vs. Temple Baptist… Made 7 threes vs. Concord. Prep: Averaged 17.2 points… 1,000 point scorer…Hit 67 three-pointers as a senior… Hit on 38% of them… Helped lead his team to a 27-2 record… High Point Enterprise All-Area First Team two years in a row. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 27 vs Concord (11/21/09) 3-FGM: 7 vs Concord (11/21/09)

Rebounds: 7 vs Temple Baptist (12/1/09)

LMU Career Statistics Year 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 24 24 48

GS 7 6 13

Min 344 270 614

FG 49 28 77

FGA 112 76 188

Pct .438 .368 .410

3FG FGA 27 60 15 46 42 106

2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

Pct .450 .326 .396

FT 22 10 32

FTA 31 17 48

Pct .710 .588 .667

Off 12 4 16

Def 35 22 57

Tot 47 26 73

Avg 2.0 1.1 1.5

A 32 19 51

TO 24 16 40

Blk 4 2 6

Stl 18 15 33

Pts 147 81 228

Avg 6.1 3.4 4.8

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VINCENT BAILEY #25 6’6” * Sophomore * Forward * Jennings, FL Centennial High School Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

2010-2011: Named to the South Atlantic All-Freshman Team… Appeared in 24 games… Started in eight games… Averaged 5.3 points per game… Pulled down 3.4 rebounds per game… Shot 53% from the field… Scored a season high 15 points vs. Mars Hill… Also grabbed 11 rebounds vs. Mars Hill. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Vincent & Princess Bailey Date of Birth: September 27, 1991 Nickname: “Vinnie”, “Baller Bailey”, “Baller” FavoriteSinger/Band: “J. Cole” Favorite Movie: The Matrix Biggest Role Model: My mom Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Food: Pasta Hobbies: Basketball, video games,

Prep: Helped lead his team to a 20-10 record…Earned a berth in the Georgia State Tournament…Named to the Roundball Classic Alltournament team… Named 1st Team All Region…1st Team All North Fulton County…Averaged 16 points per game…10 rebounds per game…2 assists per game…Rejected 2 shots per game…Was named to Florida’s All-State team as a Junior at Hamilton High School. Career Highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 15 vs Mars Hill (1/13/11) Rebounds: 11 vs Mars Hill (1/13/11)

LMU Career Statistics Year 2010-11 TOTAL

GP GS Min 24 8 320 24 8 320

FG FGA Pct 54 102 .529 54 102 .529

3FG FGA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

FT FTA Pct 19 26 .731 19 26 .731

Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 31 50 81 3.4 12 23 10 8 127 5.3 31 50 81 3.4 12 23 10 8 127 5.3

JAIROCEY SIMPSON

#30

6’8” * Junior * Forward * Detroit, MI Georgia Perimeter College/Pratt Comm. College Major: Physical Education & Kinesiology

2006-2007: Pratt Community College… Ranked as one of the top 100 junior college prospects by JUCO Junction… Earned All-Jayhawk and All-Region honors… Averaged 15.4 points… Pulled down 7.1 rebounds per game. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Jairocey Simpson & Lolita Johnson Date of Birth: February 29, 1986 Nickname: “Rosay” Favorite Singer/Band: “Jay-Z”, “50 Cent”, “Young Jeezy” Favorite Movie: “Paid in Full” Biggest Role Model: Kobe Bryant, Malcom X Favorite Professional Athlete: Kobe Bryant Favorite Food: Chicken Hobbies: Watching movies, texting, chillin’

Year 2005-06 2006-07

Prep: Inkster High School… Averaged 19 points per game… Pulled down nine rebounds per game.

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER JAIROCEY SIMPSON

“Jairocey has great size, hands, and touch. His ability to get himself into elite shape so he can sustain his maximum effort level will be a key to his success.”

GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 18 --- --- 43 86 .500 30 --- --- 166 377 .440

Junior College Statistics

3FG FGA Pct 0 0 .000 0 0 .000

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FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 23 46 .500 --- --- 103 5.7 6 --- --- 16 109 6.1 69 131 .527 --- --- 207 6.9 41 --- --- 24 401 13.4 17

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KEENAN PETERSON #31 6’9” * Freshman * Center * College Park, GA Bannecker High School Major: Business Prep: Helped his team to a 20-9 record...Made it to the 2nd round of the Georgia State Tournament, lost to eventual 4A Champion Miller Grove...Averaged 12 points per game...10 rebounds per game...1.5 blocks per game. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Howard Peterson & Kelli Pace Date of Birth: October 9, 1991 Nickname: “K.P.”, “Juggman” Favorite Singer/Band: Alicia Keys Favorite Movie: “Juice”, “He Got Game”, “Love and Basketball”, “Belly” Biggest Role Model: Kelli Pace Favorite Pro Athlete: Dwayne Wade Favorite Food: Steak fajitas, nachos, short rib tips Hobbies: Playing the game and watching movies

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT FRESHMAN KEENAN PETERSON

“Keenan possesses great size and though early in his basketball career his skill set is tremendous. I look for Keenan to have a terrific career as a Railsplitter and beyond.”

BRANDON ARMSTRONG #32 6’1” * Senior * Guard * Decatur, GA Chamblee High School Major: Business

2010-2011: Appeared in 30 games…Started in all 30 of them…Averaged 12 points per game… Pulled down 4.6 rebounds per contest… Handed out 2.3 assists per game… had 1.3 steals per game… Scored a seasonhigh 22 points on two separate occasions… Grabbed 13 rebounds vs. Mars Hill. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Angela Armstrong Date of Birth: June 17, 1990 Nickname: “BA” Favorite Singer/Band: Drake Favorite Movie: “The Notebook” Biggest Role Model: My mother Favorite Professional Athlete: Tom Brady Favorite Food: Chicken Hobbies: Reading, pottery class, movies with my friends and partying.

2009-2010: Appeared in 23 games…Started 20…Averaged 9.8 points per game…Pulled down 5.5 rebounds per game…Dished out 2.7 assists per game…1.5 steals per game…Shot 37.5% from behind the arc…Had a season high 20 points vs. Catawba…10 Rebounds vs. Temple Baptist…6 assist (3 times)…4 steals vs. Hiwassee…Made 4 treys vs. Catawba. 2008-2009: Conference Freshman of the Year Runner-Up…South Atlantic All-Freshman Team…Appeared in 27 games…Started 22…Averaged 9.4 points per game…Dished out 2.5 assists per contest...Pulled down 4.3 rebounds per game…Scored a career high 19 points against Tusculum… Also pulled down 10 boards against Catawba…Dished out a season high 5 assists vs. Tusculum. Prep: Averaged 17 points…5 assists…6 rebounds per game…Shot 40% from three… Georgia All-State Honorable Mention…All Dekalb County… All-Region…All-Metro Atlanta. Personal: Plans to major in Business… Born June 17, 1990... Son of Angela Armstrong. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 22 twice (Latest 2/12/11) Assists: 6 three times (Latest 3/1/10)

Year 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 27 23 30 80

GS 22 20 30 72

Min 818 682 1019 2519

FG 80 75 123 278

FGA Pct 216 .370 198 .379 272 .452 686 .405

LMU Career Statistics

3FG FGA 48 133 42 112 54 150 144 395

2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

Pct .361 .375 .360 .365

FT 47 34 61 142

FTA 69 50 78 197

Pct Off Def .681 20 96 .680 22 105 .782 38 99 .721 80 300

Rebounds: 13 vs Mars Hill (1/13/11) Steals: 5 vs Carson Newman (1/26/11)

Tot 116 127 137 380

Avg 4.3 5.5 4.6 4.8

A TO 67 72 63 35 70 48 200 155

Blk Stl 2 34 6 34 1 37 9 105

Pts 255 226 361 842

Avg 9.4 9.8 12.0 10.5

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JAKE TROYLI

6’9” * Junior * Center * Largo, FL Presbyterian College Major: Art

#33

2010-2011: Presbyterian College… Appeared in all 30 games, starting in 25 of them… Second on the Blue Hose in scoring and rebounding… Scored 324 points and grabbed 124 rebounds and led the team in blocked shots...He scored a season high of 24 points in wins against High Point and Winthrop... Pulled down a season-high ten rebounds vs Eastern Kentucky. 30 Second Timeout Parents: Jamie Banks & Ka-Rim Troyli Date of Birth: August 29, 1990 Nickname: “Jake Tweeze”, “Tweezle”, “The Weasel” Favorite Singer/Band: Jacob Troyli Favorite Movie: “Don’t be a menace to South Central” Biggest Role Model: Scottie Pippen Favorite Pro Athlete: Scottie Pippen Favorite Food: Publix Subs Hobbies: Getting tattoos, being fresh

Year 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 31 30 61

GS 30 25 55

Min 983 792 1775

FG 144 111 255

2009-2010: Presbyterian College… Played in all 31 games, starting 30… Finished 2nd on the team in scoring and rebounding by netting 12.4 points per game (383 points) and grabbing 5.2 rebounds per game… Scored a career-high 22 and in the win over Montreat… Prep: Played for Allen Carden at Pinellas Park H.S... Named a North District all-star... First-team all-district selection... Second-team all-state honoree... First-team all-Suncoast selection... Earned a spot on the Pinellas County all-star squad... Averaged 15 points, nine rebounds and 3.5 blocks per game.

SCHERTZ COMMENTS ABOUT NEWCOMER JAKE TROYLI

“Jake is the best shooting big man I have ever coached at any level. He has terrific mobility and possesses a very high basketball IQ. If he is able to develop into a relentless competitor, he will have a chance to have a very long career playing basketball.”

FGA Pct 342 .421 263 .422 605 .421

Career Statistics (Presbyterian)

3FG FGA 19 61 15 41 34 102

Pct .311 .366 .333

FT 76 77 153

FTA 98 89 187

Pct Off Def Tot Avg .776 40 121 161 5.2 .865 33 91 124 4.1 .818 73 212 285 4.7

TONY MARTIN

#44

A 29 12 41

TO 61 47 108

Blk Stl 28 18 15 10 43 28

Pts 383 314 697

Avg 12.4 10.5 11.4

6’5” * Senior * Forward * Cincinnati, OH Moeller High School Major: Accounting

2010-2011: Appeared in all 30 games… Started two games… Averaged 2.2 points and 3.1 rebounds per game… Scored a career high 12 points vs. Catawba… Pulled down 8 rebounds vs. Mars Hill 30 Second Timeout Parents: Terry & Lynnetta Martin Date of Birth: Apriil 14, 1990 Nickname: “Tone” Favorite Singer/Band: Mariah Carey Favorite Movie: Life Biggest Role Model: My mom & dad Favorite Pro Athlete: Shaq Favorite Food: Chinese Food Hobbies: Sleeping & working out

2009-2010: Appeared in 24 games…Started one…Averaged 1.5 points per game…Pulled down 1.2 rebounds per game…Shot 64% from the field…Had a season high 11 points vs. Temple Baptist…4 rebounds vs. Concord. 2008-2009: Appeared in 25 games…Started nine…Averaged 1.1 points per game… Pulled down 1.6 boards…Had a career high 9 points vs. UVA Wise…Pulled down 5 boards against Ohio Valley. Prep: Averaged 3.5 points per game…Grabbed 3.4 rebounds… Team was ranked #8 nationally… Won the Ohio State Championship. Personal: Plans to major in Accounting… Born April 14, 1990… Son of Terry and Lynnetta Martin. Career highs entering the 2011-2012 season Points: 12 vs Catawba (2/5/11) Rebounds: 8 vs Mars Hill (2/9/11)

Year 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

GP 25 24 30 79

GS 9 1 2 12

Min 187 138 350 675

FG 11 9 20 40

FGA Pct 26 .423 14 .643 42 .476 82 .488

LMU Career Statistics

3FG FGA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Pct .000 .000 .000 .000

FT 6 18 27 51

FTA 12 29 42 83

Pct Off Def .500 16 24 .621 10 18 .643 43 51 .614 69 93

Tot 40 28 94 162

Avg 1.6 1.2 3.1 2.1

A 3 7 18 28

TO 7 9 25 41

Blk Stl 1 6 2 7 2 10 5 23

Pts 28 36 67 131

Avg 1.1 1.5 2.2 1.7

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2011-2012 RAILSPLITTER ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF

Dr. Jack Mansfield Faculty Athletics Representative

Victoria Burns Graduate Assistant Cheer/Dance

Jenny Michael Senior Woman Administrator

Marcia Hembree Cheer/Dance Coach

Mike Smith Associate Athletic Director & Compliance Coordinator

Robin Susong Administrative Assistant for Athletics

Dr. Howard Teitelbaum Team Physician

Don Grigsby Head Athletic Trainer

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2011-12 Lincoln Memorial University Cheerleading Squad Standing left to right: Alex Cooper, Courtney Craft, Ashley Haedrick, Lacey Carver, Kelcie Vickery Kneeling left to right: Morgan Taylor, Erica Ayers, Tara Smith, Hannah Blanken, Ashley Lennon Seated left to right: Sarah Bean, Abigail Hatmaker, Hannah Byrge, Jessica Watson

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Seated left to right: Sarah Watson, Kayley Daniels, Nicole Rogers Kneeling left to right: Debra Oney, Kristi Blaisdell, Amy Orick Standing left to right: Kayla Tackett, Leslie Garrett, Samantha Lindsey, Daisy Hamrick

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HISTORY

OF THE

SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE The South Atlantic Conference is in its 35th year of athletic tradition and excellence. The conference has enjoyed tremendous success due to dedicated people building a premier athletic conference throughout its history. The distant forerunner of the South Atlantic Conference was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six”, as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members included Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Christian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University. The North State continued to grow over the next 30 years, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947) and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became necessary when the league accepted Newberry as its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) on May 20th of that year. The CIAC saw several changes in the following years as East Carolina withdrew from the league in 1962. Appalachian State and Western Carolina followed in 1971 and 1976. All three landed in the Southern Conference. The South Atlantic Conference was founded in 1975 solely as a football conference. The league received its name from a contest in which Kurt Brenneman of Greensboro, NC became the first to submit the SAC-8 moniker. The SAC-8 consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Mars Hill College, Newberry College, and Presbyterian College. Dr. Fred Bentley, of Mars Hill College, was named league president for its inaugural year, by a vote of the member institutions. After the first season of play in the SAC-8, the Bears of Lenoir-Rhyne College captured the first football title. In 1989, the league’s 15th year of operation, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, multisport conference. Doug Echols was named the league’s first Commissioner. That year the South Atlantic Conference sponsored 10 sports - football, men’s

SAC ofﬁce in Rock Hill, SC

Key dates in SAC history  1930 – North State Atlantic Conference formed when six schools broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference  1961 – Newberry joins league. Conference changes name to Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC)  1975 – South Atlantic Conference formed as football league with eight schools, called the SAC-8.  1988 – Wingate replaces Newberry  1989 – SAC became a multisport conference  1996 – Newberry rejoins conference  1998 – Tusculum joins conference  2006 – Lincoln Memorial joins conference  2007 – Brevard admitted as provisional member  2008 – Patrick Britz named Commissioner  2010 – Anderson (S.C.) University joins conference

and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis. Later the conference grew to 14 championship sports by adding women ‘s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993) and women’s golf (1999). The South Atlantic Conference was composed of the same eight member institutions

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from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate University replaced Newberry College as the eighth member institution. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996. In July of 1998, Tusculum College was admitted as a member of the league, and Lincoln Memorial University began play in the conference in the 2006-07 academic year. Brevard College was admitted as a provisional member in 2007. In 2008, Echols retired after serving as Commissioner for 19 years and Patrick Britz was hired as the new Commissioner. In July 2010, Anderson (S.C.) University joined the conference to become the league’s 10th member. Today the conference is a group of 10 private, liberal and civic arts colleges and universities, similar in size and athletic philosophy. Since becoming eligible for NCAA Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports to NCAA postseason play. The league membership now includes Anderson University in Anderson, S.C.; Brevard College in Brevard, N.C.; Carson-Newman in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

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2010-11 LMU Railsplitter Basketball Lincoln Memorial Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 26, 2011) All /games FINAL RAILSPLITTER RESULTS STATISTICS Overall record: 27-3 Conf: 16-2 Home: 15-0 Away: 10-2 Neutral: 2-1 Total

Player

gp-gs

04 Curry,D'Mario

28-19 649 23.2 165-281 30-29 889 29.6 164-262 30-30 1019 34.0 123-272 30-25 898 29.9 103-226 25-8 492 19.7 97-219 24-8 320 13.3 54-102 28-7 326 11.6 36-68 24-6 270 11.3 28-76 24-11 249 10.4 26-62 30-2 350 11.7 20-42 18-1 163 9.1 15-36 6-0 48 8.0 10-22 24-2 158 6.6 10-38 18-1 84 4.7 5-21 7-1 45 6.4 6-12 7-0 40 5.7 2-6

20 Johnson,Desmond

05 Armstrong,Brandon 21 Carden,Cam

33 Garrett,Darryl

25 Bailey,Vincent 00 Jordan,Kierre 23 Jones,Wally

14 Jones,Chance 44 Martin,Tony

32 Sanford,Carlos 01 Stanley,Josh 03 Allen,Justin

12 Oliver,Sheldon 30 Craig,Dustin

31 Davis,Farooq

Team Total.......... Opponents......

30 30

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods Lincoln Memorial Opponents

min avg fg-fga

6000 6000

LMUM 2502 83.4 +17.2 864-1745 .495 205-563 .364 6.8 567-757 .749 18.9 1225 40.8 +10.6 450 15.0 460 15.3 +0.6 1.0 240 8.0 96 3.2 16925 15-1128 -

1st 2nd 1201 1301 942 1044

3-Point fg% 3fg-fga

.587 .626 .452 .456 .443 .529 .529 .368 .419 .476 .417 .455 .263 .238 .500 .333

4-13 3-6 54-150 74-172 31-97 0-0 2-5 15-46 6-25 0-0 8-19 7-18 1-11 0-0 0-0 0-1

F-Throw

3fg%

Totals 2502 1986

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% % * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ! ! ! #

150-193 116-158 61-78 28-35 59-74 19-26 37-41 10-17 23-27 27-42 7-15 2-4 7-15 17-22 1-5 3-5

Rebounds ft%

Date 11/13/10 11/18/10 11/23/10 11/26/10 11/27/10 12/01/10 12/04/10 12/11/10 12/14/10 01/03/11 01/05/11 01/08/11 01/13/11 01/15/11 01/19/11 01/22/11 01/26/11 01/29/11 02/02/11 02/05/11 02/09/11 02/12/11 02/16/11 02/19/11 02/23/11 02/26/11 03/02/11 03/05/11 03/06/11 03/12/11

.777 .734 .782 .800 .797 .731 .902 .588 .852 .643 .467 .500 .467 .773 .200 .600

off

68 84 38 12 18 31 7 4 9 43 1 0 10 7 2 0 36 864-1745 .495 205-563 .364 567-757 .749 370 668-1703 .392 215-638 .337 435-620 .702 286 OPP 1986 66.2 668-1703 .392 215-638 .337 7.2 435-620 .702 14.5 907 30.2 350 11.7 477 15.9 0.7 185 6.2 66 2.2 8866 12-537 3-806

.308 .500 .360 .430 .320 .000 .400 .326 .240 .000 .421 .389 .091 .000 .000 .000

ft-fta

def

162 169 99 74 56 50 27 22 29 51 5 3 22 9 10 1 66 855 621

tot avg

230 253 137 86 74 81 34 26 38 94 6 3 32 16 12 1 102 1225 907

8.2 8.4 4.6 2.9 3.0 3.4 1.2 1.1 1.6 3.1 0.3 0.5 1.3 0.9 1.7 0.1

pf dq

77 97 50 67 38 51 30 14 28 68 18 4 16 9 10 7

40.8 584 30.2 621

Opponent TRUETT-MCCONNELL at Hiwassee KING UNION (KY) HIWASSEE at King at Wingate at Glenville State CATAWBA LEES-MCRAE at Tusculum at Newberry MARS HILL ANDERSON BREVARD at Lenoir-Rhyne at Carson-Newman WINGATE TUSCULUM at Catawba at Mars Hill NEWBERRY at Brevard at Anderson CARSON-NEWMAN LENOIR-RHYNE CARSON-NEWMAN vs Tusculum vs Wingate vs Anderson

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

57 46 70 76 39 12 51 19 14 18 27 3 12 2 1 3

to blk stl

82 68 48 34 49 23 27 16 23 25 15 2 19 12 4 3 10 9 450 460 - 350 477

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L W W W W W L

46 10 1 3 14 10 0 2 1 2 1 0 3 1 2 0

25 27 37 46 39 8 14 15 6 10 4 0 7 1 0 1

pts

484 447 361 308 284 127 111 81 81 67 45 29 28 27 13 7 2 96 240 2502 66 185 1986

Score 114-55 103-46 79-63 100-65 101-69 62-57 69-52 95-76 96-84 100-62 73-52 99-86 105-73 84-73 96-82 55-34 90-69 85-67 64-47 83-75 71-68 84-72 77-82 79-90 83-78 65-47 74-57 62-56 68-58 86-91

avg

17.3 14.9 12.0 10.3 11.4 5.3 4.0 3.4 3.4 2.2 2.5 4.8 1.2 1.5 1.9 1.0 83.4 66.2

Att. 705 100 890 533 175 482 325 200 625 335 311 301 1214 2015 1110 945 1015 1450 1350 562 502 1975 791 913 1450 2120 978 617 778 1024

* = South Atlantic Conference game ! = Food Lion SAC Tournament # = NCAA Southeast Regional

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Lincoln Memorial Overall/Conference Statistics (as of Sep 26, 2011) All games

2010-11 OVERALL/CONFERENCE ONLY STATISTICS

|-----------------OVERALL STATISTICS------------------| |----------------CONFERENCE STATISTICS--------------| SUMMARY GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Curry,D'Mario....... 28-19 23.2 .587 .308 .777 8.2 2.0 25 46 17.3 17-10 23.1 .550 .273 .761 7.1 2.1 17 27 16.4 Johnson,Desmond..... 30-29 29.6 .626 .500 .734 8.4 1.5 27 10 14.9 18-17 31.3 .610 .000 .765 9.2 1.1 14 7 14.9 Armstrong,Brandon... 30-30 34.0 .452 .360 .782 4.6 2.3 37 1 12.0 18-18 35.5 .444 .310 .759 4.8 2.2 22 1 12.2 Carden,Cam.......... 30-25 29.9 .456 .430 .800 2.9 2.5 46 3 10.3 18-17 32.8 .476 .464 .840 3.5 2.9 25 2 11.7 Garrett,Darryl...... 25-8 19.7 .443 .320 .797 3.0 1.6 39 14 11.4 15-3 18.9 .421 .286 .850 2.4 1.5 24 10 10.0 Bailey,Vincent...... 24-8 13.3 .529 .000 .731 3.4 0.5 8 10 5.3 15-6 13.6 .563 .000 .667 3.2 0.5 6 6 5.5 Jordan,Kierre....... 28-7 11.6 .529 .400 .902 1.2 1.8 14 0 4.0 17-2 11.4 .595 .333 .900 1.1 1.4 6 0 4.2 Jones,Wally......... 24-6 11.3 .368 .326 .588 1.1 0.8 15 2 3.4 12-1 8.4 .333 .250 .800 0.8 0.8 2 0 2.3 Jones,Chance........ 24-11 10.4 .419 .240 .852 1.6 0.6 6 1 3.4 15-10 13.5 .415 .238 .864 2.1 0.7 6 1 4.5 Martin,Tony......... 30-2 11.7 .476 .000 .643 3.1 0.6 10 2 2.2 18-2 11.7 .542 .000 .633 2.8 0.7 5 2 2.5 Sanford,Carlos...... 18-1 9.1 .417 .421 .467 0.3 1.5 4 1 2.5 8-1 7.4 .286 .333 .333 0.3 1.0 1 0 0.8 Stanley,Josh........ 6-0 8.0 .455 .389 .500 0.5 0.5 0 0 4.8 Allen,Justin........ 24-2 6.6 .263 .091 .467 1.3 0.5 7 3 1.2 14-2 7.5 .238 .000 .545 1.1 0.4 4 1 1.1 Oliver,Sheldon...... 18-1 4.7 .238 .000 .773 0.9 0.1 1 1 1.5 10-1 3.8 .167 .000 .818 1.0 0.1 1 0 1.3 Craig,Dustin........ 7-1 6.4 .500 .000 .200 1.7 0.1 0 2 1.9 1-0 4.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Davis,Farooq........ 7-0 5.7 .333 .000 .600 0.1 0.4 1 0 1.0 2-0 5.5 .333 .000 .000 0.0 0.5 0 0 1.0 Total............... 30 .495 .364 .749 40.8 15.0 240 96 83.4 18 .491 .345 .765 39.7 13.7 133 57 81.0 Opponents........... 30 .392 .337 .702 30.2 11.7 185 66 66.2 18 .396 .345 .726 30.7 11.8 111 44 68.4 |-----------------OVERALL STATISTICS------------------| |----------------CONFERENCE STATISTICS--------------| SCORING FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Curry,D'Mario....... 165-281 .587 4-13 .308 150-193 .777 484 17.3 93-169 .550 3-11 .273 89-117 .761 278 16.4 Johnson,Desmond..... 164-262 .626 3-6 .500 116-158 .734 447 14.9 97-159 .610 0-0 .000 75-98 .765 269 14.9 Armstrong,Brandon... 123-272 .452 54-150 .360 61-78 .782 361 12.0 76-171 .444 26-84 .310 41-54 .759 219 12.2 Carden,Cam.......... 103-226 .456 74-172 .430 28-35 .800 308 10.3 69-145 .476 51-110 .464 21-25 .840 210 11.7 Garrett,Darryl...... 97-219 .443 31-97 .320 59-74 .797 284 11.4 51-121 .421 14-49 .286 34-40 .850 150 10.0 Bailey,Vincent...... 54-102 .529 0-0 .000 19-26 .731 127 5.3 36-64 .563 0-0 .000 10-15 .667 82 5.5 Jordan,Kierre....... 36-68 .529 2-5 .400 37-41 .902 111 4.0 22-37 .595 1-3 .333 27-30 .900 72 4.2 Jones,Wally......... 28-76 .368 15-46 .326 10-17 .588 81 3.4 10-30 .333 4-16 .250 4-5 .800 28 2.3 Jones,Chance........ 26-62 .419 6-25 .240 23-27 .852 81 3.4 22-53 .415 5-21 .238 19-22 .864 68 4.5 Martin,Tony......... 20-42 .476 0-0 .000 27-42 .643 67 2.2 13-24 .542 0-0 .000 19-30 .633 45 2.5 Sanford,Carlos...... 15-36 .417 8-19 .421 7-15 .467 45 2.5 2-7 .286 1-3 .333 1-3 .333 6 0.8 Stanley,Josh........ 10-22 .455 7-18 .389 2-4 .500 29 4.8 Allen,Justin........ 10-38 .263 1-11 .091 7-15 .467 28 1.2 5-21 .238 0-6 .000 6-11 .545 16 1.1 Oliver,Sheldon...... 5-21 .238 0-0 .000 17-22 .773 27 1.5 2-12 .167 0-0 .000 9-11 .818 13 1.3 Craig,Dustin........ 6-12 .500 0-0 .000 1-5 .200 13 1.9 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 0 0.0 Davis,Farooq........ 2-6 .333 0-1 .000 3-5 .600 7 1.0 1-3 .333 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 2 1.0 Total............... 864-1745 .495 205-563 .364 567-757 .749 2502 83.4 499-1016 .491 105-304 .345 355-464 .765 1458 81.0 Opponents........... 668-1703 .392 215-638 .337 435-620 .702 1986 66.2 417-1052 .396 137-397 .345 260-358 .726 1231 68.4 |-----------------OVERALL STATISTICS------------------| |----------------CONFERENCE STATISTICS--------------| TOTALS O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Curry,D'Mario....... 68 162 230 77 1 57 82 0.7 41 34 87 121 49 0 35 51 0.7 41 Johnson,Desmond..... 84 169 253 97 4 46 68 0.7 29 55 111 166 64 3 19 42 0.5 29 Armstrong,Brandon... 38 99 137 50 0 70 48 1.5 22 24 63 87 34 0 39 33 1.2 22 Carden,Cam.......... 12 74 86 67 1 76 34 2.2 26 6 57 63 40 0 52 21 2.5 26 Garrett,Darryl...... 18 56 74 38 0 39 49 0.8 24 8 28 36 19 0 23 36 0.6 24 Bailey,Vincent...... 31 50 81 51 2 12 23 0.5 15 15 33 48 34 2 7 15 0.5 15 Jordan,Kierre....... 7 27 34 30 0 51 27 1.9 18 4 14 18 20 0 24 16 1.5 15 Jones,Wally......... 4 22 26 14 0 19 16 1.2 8 2 7 9 5 0 9 7 1.3 7 Jones,Chance........ 9 29 38 28 0 14 23 0.6 18 7 25 32 17 0 10 19 0.5 18 Martin,Tony......... 43 51 94 68 0 18 25 0.7 12 22 28 50 41 0 12 12 1.0 12 Sanford,Carlos...... 1 5 6 18 1 27 15 1.8 10 0 2 2 7 0 8 6 1.3 3 Stanley,Josh........ 0 3 3 4 0 3 2 1.5 13 Allen,Justin........ 10 22 32 16 0 12 19 0.6 5 5 10 15 11 0 6 11 0.5 5 Oliver,Sheldon...... 7 9 16 9 0 2 12 0.2 5 5 5 10 5 0 1 6 0.2 5 Craig,Dustin........ 2 10 12 10 0 1 4 0.3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 Davis,Farooq........ 0 1 1 7 0 3 3 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 1.0 2 Total............... 370 855 1225 584 9 450 460 1.0 114 205 509 714 348 5 246 282 0.9 105 Opponents........... 286 621 907 621 - 350 477 0.7 91 178 375 553 380 14 212 273 0.8 90

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RAILSPLITTER CAREER RECORDS (1983-present unless otherwise noted) Points

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

Name Nick Sanford Keith Beck Don Burton Doug Potter Brownell Bryant Darrell Cox Rick Trivett Andrew Lewis Craig Zeigler Steve Marsee Lawrence Buell Roger Lundy Terry Cain D’Mario Curry Jimmy Miller Bill Cain Danny Gibbs Kenny Jones Charles Slappey Mark Cartwright

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Keith Beck Darrell Cox Craig Zeigler Charles Slappey Mark Cartwright Lawrence Buell Jimmy Miller D’Mario Curry Kenny Jones

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Seasons (1986-90) (1982-86) (1954-58) (1973-76) (1944-49) (1985-89) (1967-71) (1978-82) (1998-02) (1977-81) (1986-89) (1956-59) (1970-74) (2008-11) (1997-01) (1992-96) (1969-73) (1975-79) (1976-78) (1975-77)

Field Goals Made Seasons (1986-90) (1983-86) (1985-89) (1998-02) (1976-78) (1975-77) (1986-89) (1997-01) (2008-11) (1975-78)

Pos. Name Seasons 1. Keith Beck (1982-86) 2. Kenny Jones (1975-78) 3. Nick Sanford (1986-90) 4. D’Mario Curry (2008-11) 5. Charles Slappey (1976-78) 6. Darrell Cox (1985-89) 7. Lawrence Buell (1986-89) 8. Dwight Windom (2001-03) 9. Desmond Johnson (2008- ) 10. Roderick Robinson (1985-89) * Freshman season stats N/A. Had 947 in seasons. Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Name Charles Slappey Kenny Jones Dwight Windom Howard Jackson Keith Beck

FGM 1299 817 696 552 501 497 497 495 486 478

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Keith Beck Darrell Cox Craig Zeigler Bill Cain Jimmy Miller Lawrence Buell Kenny Jones Charles Slappey Mark Cartwright

3-Point Field Goals Made Name Seasons Nick Sanford (1986-90) Craig Zeigler (1998-02) Lawrence Buell (1986-89) David Hopper (1989-93) Jamie Shannon (2001-03) Brandon Armstrong (2008- ) Stuart Miller (2008-10) Cam Carden (2009- ) Beau Brown (2006-08) Mike Comparato (1998-03)

Free Throws Made

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford D’Mario Curry Darrell Cox Craig Zeigler Keith Beck Bill Cain Desmond Johnson Jimmy Miller Jasper Mallory Lawrence Buell

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Keith Beck Jasper Mallory Mark Cartwright Jerald Hyatt Charles Slappey Craig Zeigler Fred Lee Lawrence Buell Troy Coleman

Seasons (1986-90) (2008-11) (1985-89) (1998-02) (1983-86) (1992-96) (2008- ) (1997-01) (1997-99) (1986-89)

Scoring Average Seasons (1986-90) (1983-86) (1997-99) (1975-77) (1984-86) (1976-78) (1998-02) (1975-77) (1986-89) (1993-95)

Rebounds

Pts. 3629 2526 2032 1797 1779 1753 1730 1708 1662 1501 1395 1372 1363 1354 1341 1262 1225 1140 1124 1108

Rebound Average Seasons (1976-78) (1976-78) (2001-03) (1998-00) (1983-86)

Field Goal Attempts Seasons (1986-90) (1983-86) (1985-89) (1998-02) (1992-96) (1997-01) (1986-89) (1975-78) (1976-78) (1975-77)

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Fred Lee Toby Howell Steve Hampton Nick Sanford Bill Cain Mike Comparato Lawrence Buell Tim Sullivan Roderick Robinson Mark Cartwright

Reb. 11.9 11.3 11.0 10.8 10.1

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Name Fred Lee Toby Howell Steve Hampton Lawrence Buell Mark Cartwright

FGA 2485 1452 1248 1189 1053 999 969 925 864 847

Pos. Name Seasons 1. Roderick Robinson(1985-89) 2. D’Mario Curry (2008-11) 3. Mark Cartwright (1975-77) 4. Charles Slappey (1976-78) 5. Desmond Johnson (2008- ) 6. Howard Jackson (1998-00) 7. Thomas Harrison (1987-91) 8. Keith Beck (1983-86) 9. Richard Buckner (1992-94) Darrell Cox (1985-89)

3-Point Field Goal Attempts

3-FGM 297 226 178 168 154 144 124 121 116 113

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Seasons Nick Sanford (1986-90) Craig Zeigler (1998-02) David Hopper (1989-93) Jamie Shannon (2001-03) Lawrence Buell (1986-89) Brandon Armstrong (2008- ) Beau Brown (2006-08) Stuart Miller (2008-10) Gary Barnes (1993-95) Bill Cain (1992-96)

FTM 734 375 361 332 330 323 270 266 229 223

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford D’Mario Curry Keith Beck Darrell Cox Bill Cain Craig Zeigler Desmond Johnson Jimmy Miller Howard Jackson Lawrence Buell

Avg. 31.0 20.9 19.5 18.8 18.1 17.8 17.1 16.9 16.6 16.4

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name D’Mario Curry Keith Beck Lawrence Buell Nick Sanford Corey Wilson Darrell Cox Kenneth Fox Titus Hunter Steve Hampton Roderick Robinson Desmond Johnson

Free Throw Attempts

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Blocks

Seasons (2008-10) (1983-86) (1986-89) (1986-90) (1995-98) (1985-89) (2004-06) (1991-94) (1985-89) (1985-89) (2008- )

Assists

Reb. 1000+* 1014 810 753 750 734 669 615 608 582 last three

3FGA 707 536 455 440 416 395 394 339 332 309

FTA 849 550 520 472 470 445 270 360 334 327

Blks 195 190 123 104 95 90 80 69 58 55 55

Seasons (1975-77) (1983-85) (1985-89) (1986-90) (1992-96) (1998-03) (1986-89) (1984-87) (1985-89) (1975-77)

Assist Average

Seasons (1975-77) (1983-85) (1985-89) (1986-89) (1975-77)

Ass. 635 625 613 435 405 401 357 342 307 233

Avg. 10.8 9.6 5.2 4.3 3.9

Field Goal Percentage

FG Pct. .603 (389-645) .599 (486-811) .587 (497-847) .580 (501-864) .571 (410-718) .570 (259-454) .569 (424-745) .563 (817-1452) .558 (258-462) .558 (696-1248)

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 100 made) Pos. Name Seasons FG Pct. 1. Lawrence Buell (1986-89) .428 (178-416) 2. Craig Zeigler (1998-02) .422 (226-536) 3. Nick Sanford (1986-90) .420 (297-707) Cam Carden (2009- ) .420 (121-288) 5. Brad Seal (2001-05) .399 (108-271) 6. David Hopper (1989-93) .369 (168-455) 7. Mike Comparato (1998-03) .368 (113-307) 8. Stuart Miller (2008-10) .366 (124-339) 9. Brandon Armstrong (2008- ) .365 (144-395) 10. Jamie Shannon (2001-03) .350 (154-440)

Free Throw Percentage

Pos. Name 1. Nick Sanford 2. Fred Lee 3. Brad Seal 4. Jasper Mallory 5. Darrell Cox 6. Craig Zeigler 7. Steve Hampton 8. Jimmy Miller 9. Richard Buckner 10. Kenny Jones

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Seasons (1986-90) (1975-77) (2001-05) (1997-99) (1985-89) (1998-02) (1985-89) (1997-01) (1992-94) (1975-78)

Steals

Name Steve Hampton Roderick Robinson Nick Sanford Fred Lee Kenny Jones Keith Beck Bill Cain Tim Sullivan Charles Slappey Mark Cartwright

FT Pct. .865 (734-849) .854 (216-253) .792 (175-221) .774 (229-296) .765 (361-472) .746 (332-445) .741 (166-224) .739 (266-360) .722 (195-270) .697 (184-264)

Seasons (1985-89) (1985-89) (1986-90) (1975-77) (1975-78) (1983-86) (1992-96) (1984-87) (1976-78) (1975-77)

Steals 252 246 232 217 211 183 168 154 147 141

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RAILSPLITTER SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (1983-present*) Points

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Mark Cartwright Nick Sanford Keith Beck Darrell Cox Charles Slappey Keith Beck Doug Potter

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Mark Cartwright Nick Sanford Keith Beck Charles Slappey Doug Potter Keith Beck Jerald Hyatt Keith Beck

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Seasons Gms Pts (1988-89) 30 1028 (1986-87) 31 967 (1987-88) 26 883 (1976-77) 35 755 (1989-90) 30 751 (1983-84) 32 722 (1986-87) 31 635 (1976-77) 35 626 (1984-85) 32 625 (1975-76) 36 619

Field Goals Made Seasons (1988-89) (1986-87) (1976-77) (1989-90 (1983-84) (1976-77) (1975-76) (1984-85) (1985-86) (1985-86)

Gms FGM 30 383 31 360 35 336 26 310 26 298 35 282 36 265 32 263 30 262 30 256

3-Point Field Goals Made Name David Hopper Nick Sanford David Lopez Craig Zeigler Jamie Shannon Nick Sanford Cam Carden Jamie Shannon Lawrence Buell Nick Sanford

Seasons (1990-91) (1988-89) (2006-07) (2001-02) (2002-03) (1989-90) (2010-11) (2001-02) (1986-87) (1987-88)

Gms 3FGM 26 90 30 86 26 85 27 83 29 81 26 77 30 74 23 73 31 72 30 72

Free Throws Made

Name Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford D’Mario Curry Fred Lee D’Mario Curry Howard Jackson Darrell Cox Keith Beck

Seasons (1987-88) (1989-90) (1986-87) (1988-89) (2010-11) (1976-77) (2009-10) (1999-00) (1986-87) (1983-84)

Scoring Average

Name Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Jimmy Miller Keith Beck Wille Roberts Craig Zeigler Mark Cartwright Troy Coleman

Seasons (1988-89) (1989-90) (1986-87) (1987-88) (2000-01) (1983-84) (1983-84) (2001-02) (1976-77) (1994-95)

Gms FTM 30 187 26 186 31 185 30 176 28 150 35 141 28 136 24 133 31 133 32 126

Gms Avg. 30 34.3 26 34.0 31 31.2 30 25.0 23 22.7 32 22.6 23 22.3 27 21.7 35 21.6 25 21.6

Rebounds

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Name Charles Slappey Kenny Jones Keith Beck Dave Colbert Kenny Jones Dwight Windom Howard Jackson Keith Beck Charles Slappey Kenny Jones

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Mark Cartwright Jerald Hyatt Keith Beck Doug Potter Charles Slappey Troy Coleman Keith Beck

Seasons (1976-77) (1976-77) (1984-85) (1975-76) (1975-76) (2002-03) (1999-00) (1985-86) (1977-78) (1977-78)

Gms Reb. 35 447 34 397 32 350 33 349 29 325 29 324 24 321 30 321 28 303 27 292

Field Goal Attempts Seasons (1988-89) (1986-87) (1989-90 (1976-77) (1985-86) (1983-84) (1975-76) (1976-77) (1994-95) (1984-85)

Gms FGA 30 731 31 675 26 632 35 558 30 523 26 510 36 504 35 502 25 477 32 472

3-Point Field Goal Attempts

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Name David Hopper Jamie Shannon Beau Brown Jamie Shannon Nick Sanford Craig Zeigler David Lopez Nick Sanford Stuart Miller Cam Carden

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10.

Name Nick Sanford Howard Jackson Nick Sanford Nick Sanford Nick Sanford D’Mario Curry D’Mario Curry Keith Beck Darrell Cox Terry Delaney Keith Beck

Seasons (1990-91) (2002-03) (2007-08) (2001-02) (1988-89) (2001-02) (2006-07) (1989-90) (2008-09) (2010-11)

Gms 3FGA 26 238 29 224 27 223 23 216 30 209 27 199 26 193 26 175 28 172 30 172

Free Throw Attempts Seasons (1986-87) (1999-00) (1987-88) (1989-90) (1988-89) (2009-10) (2010-11) (1983-84) (1986-87) (2007-08) (1984-85)

Gms FTA 31 218 24 213 30 212 26 211 30 208 28 202 28 193 32 189 31 174 27 168 32 168

*-Complete stats exist from 1983-present. Stats from 1975-78, 79-80, and 81-82 also exist. Some stats from other seasons are known, such as total points and rebounds, and have been included. Some stats, such as made field goals, are incomplete stats for some players, but what we have has been included. The LMU Sports Information Department is actively searching for stats from those missing seasons. If you can help or have any questions, please call Rusty Peace or Bill Porter at 423.869.6236.

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Assists

Name Fred Lee Toby Howell Toby Howell Fred Lee Tim Sullivan Steve Hampton Steve Hampton Mark Cartwright Lawrence Buell Mike Comparato Adrian Porter

Seasons (1976-77) (1984-85) (1983-84) (1975-76) (1985-86) (1988-89) (1987-88) (1976-77) (1988-89) (2000-01) (2003-04)

Gms Ass. 35 414 33 354 32 271 24 221 30 205 29 196 30 183 35 153 30 150 25 144 27 144

Field Goal Percentage

# Name Seasons 1. Roderick Robinson (1986-87) 2. D’Mario Curry (2008-09) 3. Desmond Johnson (2010-11) 4. Terry Delaney (2007-08) 5. Kenny Jones (1977-78) 6. Charles Slappey (1977-78) 7. Mark Cartwright (1976-77) 8. Thomas Harrison (1990-91) Roderick Robinson (1988-89) 10. Atravius Mitchell (2006-07)

Gm FG Pct. 31 .656 (147-224) 26 .627 (153-244) 30 .626 (164-262) 27 .620 (173-279) 27 .608 (188-309 28 .605 (219-362) 35 .602 (336-558) 27 .600 (225-375) 30 .600 (105-175) 28 .597 (111-186)

3-Point Field Goal Percentage

# Name 1. Lawrence Buell 2. Wally Jones 3. Craig Zeigler 4. Brad Seal 5. David Lopez Nick Sanford 7. Nick Sanford 8. Cam Carden 9. Lawrence Buell 10. Bill Cain

Seasons (1988-89) (2009-10) (2000-01) (2003-04) (2006-07) (1989-90) (1987-88) (2010-11) (1986-87) (1992-93)

Gm 3-FG Pct. 30 .473 (71-150) 24 .450 (27-60) 25 .444 (60-135) 27 .443 (43-97) 26 .440 (85-193) 26 .440 (77-175) 30 .436 (72-165) 30 .430 (74-172) 31 .429 (72-168) 25 .426 (26-61)

Free Throw Percentage

# Name 1. Fred Lee 2. Nick Sanford Nick Sanford 4. Nick Sanford 5. Nick Sanford 6. Jasper Mallory 7. D’Mario Curry 8. Darrell Cox Richard Buckner 10. Craig Zeigler

Pos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8.

Seasons (1976-77) (1987-88) (1989-90) (1986-87) (1988-89) (1997-98) (2010-11) (1986-87) (1993-94) (2000-01)

Gm FT Pct. 35 .898 (141-157) 30 .882 (187-212) 26 .882 (186-211) 31 .849 (185-218) 30 .846 (176-208) 25 .789 (105-133) 28 .777 (150-193) 31 .764 (133-174) 25 .764 (113-148) 25 .761 (102-134)

Rebounding Average

Name Howard Jackson Charles Slappey Kenny Jones Dwight Windom Kenny Jones D’Mario Curry Keith Beck Dwight Windom Charles Slappey Kenny Jones

Seasons (1999-00) (1976-77) (1976-77) (2002-03) (1975-76) (2009-10) (1984-85) (2001-02) (1977-78) (1977-78)

Gms Avg. 24 13.4 35 12.8 34 11.7 29 11.2 29 11.2 28 11.1 32 10.9 27 10.8 28 10.8 27 10.8

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RAILSPLITTER SINGLE-GAME / TURNER ARENA RECORDS

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

(1992-present unless otherwise indicated) INDIVIDUAL Most Points Scored 83, Brownell Bryant vs. TN Wesleyan, 12-16-44 Most Field Goals Made 17, DeAngelo Johnson at Bluefield State, 12-31-02 Most Field Goals Attempted 30, DeAngelo Johnson at Bluefield State, 12-31-02 Best Field goal Percentage 1.000 (8-8), Howard Jackson vs. West Alabama 01-05-00 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 9, Mark Mattson vs. Bluefield State, 11-22-96 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 19, Jamie Shannon at Ashland, 12-03-01 Best 3-Point Percentage .875 (7-8), Cam Carden vs. Tusculum, 02-02-11 Most Free Throws Made 16, Jasper Mallory vs. Tusculum, 02-03-99 16, Terrence Washington vs. West Alabama, 01-06-97 Most Free Throw Attempts 22, Howard Jackson at North Alabama, 01-22-00 Best Free Throw Percentage 1.000 (16-16) Jasper Mallory vs. Tusculum, 02-03-99 Most Rebounds 26, Howard Jackson vs. West Alabama, 02-21-00 Most Assists 17, Fred Lee at Carson-Newman, 02-05-77 Most Steals 7, Dwight Windom vs. Montevallo, 01-11-03 7, Jay Durr vs. West Alabama, 12-08-01 7, Toron Clark vs. Union, 12-05-98 Most Blocked Shots 8, D’Mario Curry vs. Mars Hill, 03-03-10 8, D’Mario Curry at Mars Hill, 02-11-10 TEAM Most Points Scored 144, vs. Tusculum, 1-14-88 Most Field Goals Made 60, vs. Hiwassee, 11-20-09 Most Field Goals Attempted 90, at West Florida, 01-19-02 Best Field Goal Percentage (20 made) .690 (60-87), vs. Hiwassee, 11-20-09 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 21, at North Greenville, 02-20-07 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 44, at North Greenville, 02-20-07 Best 3-Point Percentage (10 made) .688 (11-16), vs. West Georgia, 01-27-96 Most Free Throws Made 35, at West Alabama, 01-08-96 Most Free Throw Attempts 50, at West Alabama, 01-08-96 Best Free Throw Percentage (10 made) .917 (11-12) vs. Carson-Newman, 12-03-02 Most Rebounds 67, vs. Temple Baptist, 12-01-09 67, vs. Hiwassee, 11-20-09 Most Assists 37, vs. Hiwassee, 11-20-09 Most Steals 21, vs. Brevard, 11-28-06 Most Blocked Shots 11, vs. Bluefield State, 11-22-96 The LMU Sports Information Department has complete game-by-game stats from 1992 onward. We are in the process of getting stats from 1986-92 and some other years. When possible, if a record is known it is listed. For more information or if you can help us find some records, call the Sports Information office at (423) 869-6236.

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Individual Points .............................................. 41 by D;Mario Curry vs. Catawba 12-14-10 FG made ......................................... 15 by D;Mario Curry vs. Catawba 12-14-10 FG attempted ..................... 27 by Troy Coleman vs. Mississippi College 2-11-95 FG percentage ........ 1.000 (9-9) by Roderick Preyer vs. Bluefield State 11-27-92 3FG made ................... 9 by 3, MR by Mark Mattson vs. Bluefield State 11-22-96 3 FG attempted ............................... 14 by 5, MR by Beau Brown vs. PC 2-7-07 3 FG percentage ..........1.000 (4-4) by Carlos Sanford vs. TBC 12-1-09 FT made .......................... 16 by 2, MR by Jasper Mallory vs. Tusculum 2-3-99 FT attempted .................. 19 by D’Mario Curry vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 2-13-10 FT percentage ................. 1.000 (16-16) by Jasper Mallory vs. Tusculum 2-3-99 Off. Rebounds ...................... 12 by Howard Jackson vs. West Florida 1-17-00 Def. Rebounds .................. 19 by Howard Jackson vs. West Alabama 2-21-00 Total Rebounds .................... 26 by Howard Jackson vs. West Alabama 2-21-00 Assists .................................. 13 by Carlos Sanford vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 Turnovers ............................... 9 by D’Mario Curry vs. Catawba 2-17-10 Blocks ................................................ 8 by D’Mario Curry vs. Mars Hill 3-3-10 Steals .....................................7 by 2, MR by Jay Durr vs. West Alabama 12-8-01 Team Points FG made FG attempted FG percentage 3FG made 3FG attempted 3 FG percentage FT made FT attempted FT percentage Off. Rebounds Def. Rebounds Total Rebounds Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 1st half Points 2nd half

High Low 143 vs.Hiwassee 11-20-09 40 vs. VSU 2-9-04 60 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 14 vs. 2, MR vs. Montevallo 1-17-05 87 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 42 vs. VSU 2-10-03 .690 (60-87) vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 .259 (14-54) vs. VSU 2-9-04 15 vs. 4, MR vs. West GA 2-28-04 0 vs. 7 35 vs. West Georgia 2-28-04 0 vs. D. C. 12-18-92 .688 (11-16) vs. West Georgia 1-27-96 .000 vs. 7 33 vs. Tusculum 2-3-99 5 vs. 4, MR vs. UNA (1-26-04) 45 vs. North Alabama 2-17-96 6 vs. 3, MR vs. UAH 2-22-03 .895 (17-19) vs. Milligan 11-30-93 .364 (12-33) vs. Allen 1-21-95 29 vs. West Georgia 2-5-00 5 vs. 4. MR vs. Carson-Newman 12-20-03 56 vs. Temple Baptist 12-01-09 12 vs. 2 67 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-90 & vs.TBC 12-01-09 24, MR vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 2-16-08 37 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 5 vs. 2, MR vs. VSU 2-9-04 34 vs. Mars Hill 2-11-09 5 vs. 2 10 vs. 3, MR vs. Mars Hill 3-3-10 0 vs. 8, MR vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 2-26-11 21 vs. Brevard 11-28-06 1 vs. West Florida 2-12-05 61 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 16 vs. Valdosta State 2-9-04 82 vs. Hiwassee 11-20-09 21 vs. 2, MR vs. Tusculum 1-7-09

OPPONENTS Individual Points ......................................... 35 by Chuckie Scotland, Limestone 2-11-91 FG made .............................................. 14 by Maurice Puckett, Allen 1-21-95 FG attempted ...................................... 29 by Maurice Puckett, Allen 1-21-95 FG percentage ............... .910 (10-11) by Chris White, Carson-Newman 12-14-96 3FG made ....................................... 7 by 2, MR by Danny Sanders, Mars Hill 3-3-10 3 FG attempted ..................................... 16 by Jason Pittser, Milligan 11-26-94 3 FG percentage ........................ .834 (5-6) by Gabe Goulds, Milligan 11-23-98 FT made ....................................... 15 by Phillip Perre, North Alabama 1-8-02 FT attempted .................................. 15 by Phillip Perre, North Alabama 1-8-02 FT percentage .................. 1.000 (15-15) by Phillip Perre, North Alabama 1-8-02 Off. rebounds ...............................11 by Bernard Turner , West Florida 2-16-02 Def. rebounds ....................................... 13 by Kyle Copeland, UAH 2-22-03 Total rebounds ....................................... 18 by Michael Lee, Knoxville 12-3-94 Assists ..................................... 10 by 2, MR by Darnell Miller, UWG 1-29-05 Turnovers .......................................... 10 by D. J. Preston, Tusculum 12-9-95 Blocks .................................................... 6 by Tim McPhail, Tusculum 2-3-99 Steals ......................... 8 by 2, MR by Amonzo Gantt, North Greenville 1-3-06 Team Points FG made FG attempted FG percentage 3FG made 3 FG attempted 3 FG percentage FT made FT attempted FT percentage Off. rebounds Def. rebounds Total rebounds Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals Points 1st half Points 2nd half

High Low 118 by Carson-Newman 2-17-07 41 by Lock Haven 12-19-92 41 by Carson-Newman 2-17-07 12 by Tusculum 2-2-11 84 by Carson-Newman 2-17-07 34 by Tusculum 2-2-11 .617 (29-47) by Trevecca 12-8-95 .216 (16-74) by Temple Baptist 12-1-09 14 by Hillsdale 11-30-03 0 by 5, MR by VSU 2-10-03 37 by West Georgia 2-4-02 3 by Milligan 11-30-93 .833 (5-6) by Milligan 2-20-93 .000 by 5, MR by VSU 2-10-03 33 by North Alabama 1-8-02 1 by UVA-Wise 1-28-98 39 by North Alabama 1-8-02 4 by UVA-Wise 1-28-98 .941 (16-17) by 2, MR by Tusculum 2-2-11 .250 by 2 24 by 3 3 by 3, MR by Lenoir-Rhyne 2-26-11 35 by 4, MR by PC 2-7-07 11 by 3, MR by Carson-Newman 12-3-02 53 by 2, MR by Ohio Valley 12-9-08 18 by King 11-18-06 24, MR by Wingate 2-2-08 1 by Carson-Newman 1-18-93 33 by OSU-Newark 11-17-01 5 by Tusculum 1-7-09 12 by Valdosta State 2-9-04 0 by 15, MR by Tusculum 2-2-11 23 by Bluefield State 1-2-97 1 by 2, MR by Wingate 1-29-11 54 by Ashland 12-9-98 13 by Carson-Newman 1-18-93 57 by Carson-Newman 12-14-96 18 by UAH 2-22-03

MR- Most recently

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RAILSPLITTER HONOR ROLL

ALL-AMERICANS

Roger Lundy

Small College All-American

Craig Zeigler

Division II Bulletin Honorable Mention All-American

Keith Beck

Fred Lee

NAIA All-American

Lawrence Buell

NAIA All-American

Honorable Mention NAIA All-American

Nick Sanford

Howard Jackson

NAIA All-American

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RAILSPLITTER HONOR ROLL

ALL CONFERENCE (NCAA Years)

Brandon Armstrong

All-SAC Freshman Team 2009

Toron Clark

Vincent Bailey

All-SAC Freshman Team 2011

Troy Coleman

Second Team All-GSC 1998, 1999

Second Team All-GSC 1995

Howard Jackson

Desmond Johnson

2000 First Team All-GSC 2000 GSC Player of the Year

Dwight Windom First Team All-GSC 2003

2009 All-SAC Freshman Team 2009 SAC Freshman of the Year 2011 First Team All-SAC 2011 SAC Player of the Year

Craig Zeigler

1999 GSC Freshman of the Year 2002 First Team All-GSC 2002 GSC Player of the Year

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Beau Brown

All-SAC Freshman Team 2007

Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Mario Curry

First Team All-SAC 2009, 2010, 2011

Jasper Mallory

First Team All-GSC 1998, 1999

Richard Buckner First Team All-GSC 1994

Terry Delaney

All-SAC Second Team 2008

Jimmy Miller

1998 GSC Freshman of the Year

2001 First Team All-GSC 2000 Second Team All-GSC

Craig Rasmuson

GSC-East Coach of the Year 1998

Bill Cain

First Team All-GSC 1995, 1996

Kenneth Fox

Second Team All-GSC 2005

Ryan Whitaker

All-SAC Freshman Team 2008

Josh Schertz

SAC Coach of the Year 2011

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Scores before the 1975-76 season are based upon the available information. If you have any additions or corrections, please call the LMU Sports Information Department at 423.869.6236.

Rollin Garrett

1923-27 Overall 18-17 (.514) 1923 (0-1)

Carson-Newman

1924 (1-8)

at Milligan at East TN State Carson-Newman Milligan at Knoxville YMCA at Tennessee Murphy (TN) at Murphy (TN) at Murphy (TN)

Milligan

L L L L L L W L L

1925 (0-1)

1926 (9-4)

LaFollette Eels LaFollette Eels Bowling Green Bus. Union (KY) Piedmont Johnson Bible at Concord at Roanoke College at Bristol YMCA at Emory & Henry Maryville Union (KY) at Bluefield (VA)

LaFollette Eels Cumberland (KY) at Union (KY) Bluefield (VA) Concord Centre Johnson Bible Union (KY) at Eastern Kentucky at Centre at Bowling Green Bus.

W W W W W W L L W L L W W

1926-27 (8-3)

W W L W L W W W W L W

16-39

19-25 11-13 13-24 13-41 28-35 14-32 27-17 17-20 20-22

25-33 40-36 42-25 39-9 25-22 36-27 34-28 22-31 34-40 48-37 20-50 33-41 39-29 31-22

54-13 31-30* 19-27 41-14 28-30 28-27 33-18 40-35 20-16 26-47 41-32

*Tied at the end of 4 periods. Cumberland refused to play an overtime period and forfeited the game.

W. T. Poole 1927-29 Overall 13-5 (.722)

1927-28 (12-1)

at Johnson Bible at Knoxville YMCA at TN Wesleyan LaFollette Strollers TN Wesleyan Eastern Kentucky Knoxville YMCA St. Mary’s (KY) Johnson Bible at Eastern Kentucky at St. Mary’s (KY) at Union (KY) Union (KY)

W L W W W W W W W W W W W

42-13 19-24 45-29 50-19 34-28 44-29 39-22 63-27 44-18 28-25 63-27 32-27 46-35

1928-29 (1-4)

No scores available Birmingham Southern Hiwassee at Maryville at TN Wesleyan at Appalachian State

L W L L L

1932-33 (8-9, N/A SMAC)

N/A 30-17 N/A N/A 18-24

LMU not only had a new coach at the start of the 1929 school season, they also had a conference. The Smoky Mountain Athletic Conference (SMAC) was formed in the summer of 1929. The Railsplitters would be in the SMAC until it disbanded in the early 1960’s

J.D. “Swede” Alexander 1929-37 Overall 90-77 (.539) 1929-30 (14-10, 2-4 SMAC)

Glen Alpine Coal Creek H.S. Oneida H.S. Pineville H.S. Maryville Athletics Knoxville YMCA Maryville Athletics ~ Milligan ~ Tusculum Hiwassee ~ Carson-Newman ~ Milligan Hiwassee TN Wesleyan Johnson Bible ~ Tusculum ~ Carson-Newman TN Wesleyan Union (KY) Johnson Bible Knoxville YMCA Union (KY) $ Carson-Newman $ Milligan

L W W L L W W L L W W L W W W L W W L W W L W L

27-28 29-17 29-17 23-25 30-31 20-17 29-23 21-55 16-21 28-14 36-22 17-31 18-13 29-17 28-23 27-35 28-23 29-15 18-23 27-23 27-25 19-33 44-21 32-33

1930-31 (12-6, N/A SMAC)

at Coal Creek Ind. L 24-27 at Knoxville YMCA W 35-26 Knoxville YMCA W 36-16 ~ at Milligan L 31-43 at Hiwassee W N/A ~ at Maryville L 30-46 ~ at East TN State W N/A Sue Bennett W 36-19 TN Wesleyan W 42-22 ~ Maryville W 35-32 ~ Milligan W 43-36 Union (KY) L 31-37 ~ Tusculum W N/A ~ at Carson-Newman W 45-43 ~ East TN State W 48-21 ~ Carson-Newman L 37-39 ~ Tusculum W 37-25 $ Milligan L 33-40 ‘ record as given in several sources.

1931-32 (9-7, N/A SMAC)

at Union (KY) L Sue Bennett W at Knoxville YMCA W at Tennessee L Bemberg’s W Bemberg’s W ~ at Tusculum W ~ at Milligan L ~ at Carson-Newman L ~ Milligan L Johnson Bible W ~ East TN State L ~ Carson-Newman L ~ Tusculum W Olson’s Terrible Swedes W King W

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35-41 31-14 44-22 17-42 N/A N/A 39-24 30-55 18-23 32-44 28-24 36-41 29-34 40-38 48-38 39-24

at Union (KY) at Tennessee Alumni at Emory & Henry ~ King Maryville ~ at Maryville ~ Tusculum ~ at King ~ East TN State at Jewish C. C. Pikeville ~ Milligan ~ at Milligan ~ at Tusculum ~ Carson-Newman ~ Carson-Newman

W L W L W L L W W L W W L L W L L

48-41 18-41 31-19 28-45 38-25 29-34 17-25 39-27 35-27 34-43 43-42 42-36 N/A N/A N/A 25-33 33-39

1933-34 (13-10’, 5-7’ SMAC)

Copperhill YMCA W at Union (KY) W Harlan Ramblers W ~ at Milligan L Sue Bennett W Woco Peps W ~ at Maryville L ~ Milligan L at Appalachian State L ~ at East TN State L ~ Maryville W Cumberland (TN) W vs. Emory & Henry L ~ East TN State L at Harlan Ramblers W ~ Carson-Newman L ~ at Tusculum W ~ at Carson-Newman L ~ Tusculum W at Cumberland (TN) W TN Wesleyan L ‘ includes 2 forfeits by King

59-23 N/A 71-13 29-43 N/A 43-38 36-41 36-41 29-39 30-43 50-42 42-20 12-48 30-32 45-23 34-36 N/A N/A 43-29 45-32 28-46

1934-35 (3-12, 0-8 SMAC)

at Tennessee at Sue Bennett ~ at Milligan ~ at Maryville House of David Norris TVA ~ Milligan ~ vs. Carson-Newman Sue Bennett Johnson Bible at TN Wesleyan TN Wesleyan ~ at East TN State ~ East TN State ~ at Carson-Newman

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16-52 N/A 20-34 25-45 39-44 42-66 35-36 50-56 29-36 53-28 30-41 35-33 34-44 41-43 28-29

1935-36 (14-9’, 4-6’ SMAC)

Alumni W at Union (KY) L at TN Wesleyan L at Hiwassee W House of David W at Pikeville W U.T. All-Stars W ~ at Milligan L TN Wesleyan L ~ Milligan W ~ at East TN State L Carson-Newman L ~ at Carson-Newman W ~ Maryville L at Bonny Blues W at Jewish C. C. W ~ East TN State L ~ at Maryville L Piedmont W Cumberland Athletic W Hiwassee W ‘ includes 2 forfeits by King

42-20 N/A 24-46 N/A 35-33 62-33 32-28 27-33 25-30 42-41 43-47 50-36 42-39 36-43 43-20 68-22 33-39 41-49 55-45 N/A 41-33

1936-37 (17-14, 3-5 SMAC)

Morristown High Alumni Olsen’s Redheads Sue Bennett at Union (KY) (OT) at Marshall at Concord at Emory & Henry at Johnson Bible Norton Kiwanis Chatsworth A.C. Original Celtics at Sue Bennett Blount Co. G.R. ~ at Milligan ~ at Carson-Newman Hiwassee ~ Maryville ~ Carson-Newman at TN Wesleyan at Norton Kiwanis ~ Milligan Marshall at Hiwassee Norris TVA ~ East TN State Hiwassee TN Wesleyan ~ at Maryville ~ at East TN State Johnson Bible

W W W W L L W W W L W L W W W L L L L L W W L L W W W L L L W

60-52 42-26 31-15 55-38 28-31 N/A N/A N/A 51-19 30-45 62-35 57-58 N/A 50-42 39-28 32-41 58-63 41-48 38-42 23-37 N/A 35-31 38-70 46-47 54-36 48-27 N/A 42-47 N/A 38-40 2-0

Jack Bowling 1937-42 Overall 63-34 (.650) SMAC 42-16 (.724) 1937-38 (14-7, 8-2 SMAC) SMAC CO-CHAMPIONS

at Cumberland (KY) Alumni at Tennessee Hawaiian All-Stars ~ at Milligan ~ at East TN State ~ Milligan ~ King ~ at Carson-Newman ~ at Maryville at TN Wesleyan ~ Tusculum ~ Carson-Newman Knoxville YMCA ~ Maryville ~ at East TN State ~ at King ~ at Tusculum TN Wesleyan at Emory & Henry Sue Bennett Emory & Henry

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30-42 29-18 14-27 40-52 42-35 44-43 35-33 49-32 22-49 29-47 N/A 2-0 50-47 42-40 49-41 51-30 42-26 2-0 30-41 28-30 N/A N/A

1938-39 (12-9, 7-7 SMAC)

Alumni at Tennessee Mars Hill at Union (KY) Hiwassee at Lindsey Wilson at Campbellsville ~ at Milligan ~ King ~ at Tusculum ~ East TN State ~ at Carson-Newman (OT) ~ Maryville ~ Milligan ~ at Maryville ~ Tusculum ~ at Cumberland (TN) ~ Cumberland (TN) ~ at East TN State ~ at King ~ at Carson-Newman

W L W W W L W L W W L W W L L W L W L L W

44-27 35-37 50-32 34-27 41-27 35-41 47-28 21-31 67-36 54-34 43-47 34-31 54-35 33-34 45-49 54-39 37-48 42-35 45-47 39-40 53-30

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1939-40 (15-3, 11-1 SMAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

Alumni TN Wesleyan (OT) at Union (KY) at TN Eastman Sue Bennett at Tennessee ~ at Milligan ~ Tusculum ~ East TN State (OT) ~ at Tusculum ~ at Carson-Newman ~ Milligan ~ King* (OT) ~ Carson-Newman ~ at Maryville ~ at King ~ at East TN State ~ Maryville

W W L W W L W W W W W W W W L W W W

61-32 45-43 23-46 32-23 50-39 32-39 32-28 50-38 53-51 40-28 53-47 49-39 43-40 52-31 31-33 41-37 39-37 59-39

Ray Green 1942-44 Overall 26-12 (.684) 1942-43 (10-6)

1940-41 (16-6, 10-2 SMAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

TN Wesleyan at Hiwassee Hiwassee at Milligan at East TN State Tusculum Milligan Carson-Newman at Carson-Newman Carson-Newman at Tusculum at Pikeville Pikeville TN Tech at TN Wesleyan at TN Tech

1941-42 (6-9, 6-4 SMAC)

at Tusculum at Tusculum Pikeville Pikeville Tusculum Tusculum at Pikeville at Pikeville at Milligan Naval Milligan Naval TN Wesleyan TN Wesleyan Chatsworth, GA Chatsworth, GA Tazewell Ind. Mars Hill at Tusculum Carson-Newman Naval at Carson-Newman Naval at TN Wesleyan at TN Wesleyan Tusculum

Alumni at Union (KY) at TN Wesleyan Hiwassee at Duke at High Point at Appalachian State at Cumberland (KY) ~ Milligan King ~ Tusculum ~ at Carson-Newman ~ at Milligan ~ East TN State ~ at Tusculum ~ Carson-Newman ~ at Cumberland (TN) ~ at Cumberland (TN) at King ~ at East TN State ~ at Maryville ~ Maryville Cumberland (KY) at Union (KY) at Tennessee King ~ at Milligan ~ East TN State* ~ Carson-Newman ~ Milligan ~ Cumberland (TN) ~ Cumberland (TN) ~ at Maryville ~ at Carson-Newman ~ Maryville at King ~ at East TN State

W L W W W L L W W W W W W W W W W L L W W L L L L L L L L W W W W L W L W

45-29 27-31 34-33 59-34 43-39 45-52 40-48 74-61 39-34 37-25 49-27 49-42 48-44 54-36 59-46 58-29 43-41 46-36 38-43 52-49 50-41 46-47 42-47 40-55 15-60 34-51 41-47 53-66 32-35 48-42 47-43 36-32 44-34 36-38 39-33 25-48 48-45

With the entry of America into World War II on Dec. 8, 1941, small colleges like LMU lost most of their male students to the services. The SMAC followed suit and halted play until the end of the war. Some schools, like Milligan and CarsonNewman, became Naval training colleges (with classifications like V-5 and V-12). Because of this, most schools put athletics on hold until the end of the war. LMU and a few other schools tried to keep athletics going. One example is Mars Hill, where all but one of the male students on campus were on the basketball team and the coach was a woman. With the end of the war in August, 1945, things slowly began to return to “normal” and schools resumed their athletic programs.

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1943-44 (16-6) L L W W W W W W L L W W W W W W W L L W W W

46-37 44-15 56-16 32-34 44-32 55-42 54-28 42-54 33-44 37-34 20-50 42-43 56-44 51-44 35-22 59-41 43-60 46-57 34-27 35-29 47-39 44-42 52-37 44-43 24-74 21-103 76-21 100-24 67-54 61-43 63-38 63-36 44-39 36-44 25-54 52-32 28-16 40-36

C. W. Bradley 1944-46 Overall 34-15 (.694) 1944-45 (19-10)

Milligan Naval L 29-40 at Tusculum L 36-38 at Tusculum L 37-44 Eastern Kentucky L 38-71 at Tennessee L 30-63 Hiwassee W 46-24 Hiwassee W 59-37 TN Wesleyan W 85-17 TN Wesleyan W 127-33 at Appalachian State W 44-34 at Appalachian State W 49-35 at Milligan Naval L 39-49 Union (KY) W 42-24 at Union (KY) W 49-36 Pikeville W 43-13 Pikeville W 58-25 at TN Wesleyan W 55-18 at TN Wesleyan W 55-10 ? vs. Carson-Newman Naval L 59-61 Carson-Newman Naval W 44-25 Tusculum L 36-44 Tusculum W 44-31 at Carson-Newman Naval W 37-36 at Carson-Newman Naval W 37-27 Appalachian State W 59-20 Appalachian State W 71-41 Oak Ridge Service Team L 46-48 Oak Ridge Service Team W 59-36 at Eastern Kentucky L 49-56 ? -- Played at Midlesboro High School

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1943-44 (15-5)

at Tusculum W 32-20 Union (KY) W 44-30 at Tennessee L 18-63 Hiwassee W 51-31 TN Wesleyan W 39-30 East TN State L 28-53 at U.T.-Chattanooga W 39-29 at Hiwassee W 42-33 at TN Wesleyan W 50-36 Tusculum W 61-24 at East TN State L 39-49 Roane-Anderson W 32-28 Roane-Anderson W 36-27 at Union (KY) W 78-42 Carson-Newman W 65-37 at Carson-Newman W 58-36 at Maryville L 46-37 $ Emory & Henry W 38-28 $ Milligan L 40-41 $ Tusculum W 41-34 SMAC held tournament this season but no regular season championship.

Roy Bowen 1946-48 Overall 33-14 (.702) SMAC 15-5 (.750) 1946-47 (19-6, 7-3 SMAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

at Johnson Bible Johnson Bible at Union (KY) at Tennessee Cumberland (KY) Union (KY) at Dobyns-Taylor ~ at Emory & Henry ~ East TN State ~ at Tusculum ~ Emory & Henry at Hiwassee ~ Carson-Newman at Cumberland (KY) Maryville ~ Tusculum ~ Milligan ~ at Carson-Newman at LaFollette Ind. ~ at Milligan ~ at East TN State at Maryville Hiwassee $ Emory& Henry $ Milligan

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66-13 69-27 41-43 24-60 42-31 46-31 39-33 86-34 51-31 53-55 55-37 61-28 49-35 51-45 43-40 50-29 61-42 60-38 72-32 63-72 49-59 42-46 65-43 48-29 50-45

1947-48 (14-8, 8-2 SMAC) VSAC CHAMPIONS

at Johnson Bible at Cumberland (KY) at Tennessee Cumberland (KY) at Middle TN State at Austin Peay ~ at Tusculum ~ at Emory & Henry ~ Milligan ~ at East TN State ~ at Carson-Newman ~ at Milligan ~ East TN State at Maryville Maryville ~ Tusculum ~ Carson-Newman # David Lipscomb # Cumberland (TN) # TN Tech ~ Emory & Henry $ Tusculum $ Milligan

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66-13 41-55 41-56 49-60 44-46 54-51 59-42 80-57 54-64 75-65 46-45 66-64 60-66 57-62 79-56 90-53 52-28 65-55 58-79 57-53 84-57 62-43 50-66

The 1948-49 season had a lot of “firsts.” LMU had a new coach in Dean Bailey, who played against the Railsplitters in football, basketball and baseball while a student at East Tennessee State. They had a new permanent gym in the Mary Mars Gymnasium. They had a new conference with the VSAC adding regular season games (the Volunteer State Athletic Conference had been founded in 1947 and LMU won the first title in the tournament, but the 48-49 season was the first with a full VSAC schedule.) And this season also saw LMU’s first national postseason appearance in the NAIB (which was the basketball portion of the NAIA ) Tournament.

Dean Bailey 1948-1975 Overall 338-326 (.509) SMAC (.) VSAC: (.) 1948-49 (24-8, 6-4 SMAC, 6-3 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

at Sue Bennett W at Cumberland (KY) W Tennessee L at Union (KY) W Sue Bennett W Cumberland (KY) W ~ at Emory & Henry L * Austin Peay W ~ Emory & Henry W * ~ at Milligan L Union (KY) W * Middle TN State W * at TN Tech L * at Cumberland (TN) W * at David Lipscomb W * ~ Milligan W Maryville W * ~ East TN State W * Cumberland (TN) W * ~ at East TN State L ~ at Carson-Newman W ~ Carson-Newman W ~ at Tusculum L at Maryville W ~ Tusculum W # Middle TN State W # Milligan W # Austin Peay L ? Austin Peay L ? Jacksonville State W $ Tusculum W $ Emory & Henry W ? denotes NAIB Tournament

49-38 55-54 43-58 65-53 75-51 60-53 58-61 69-51 55-46 62-71 77-75 61-57 43-47 52-48 61-56 68-61 72-68 57-53 70-48 62-67 60-39 62-41 54-56 55-54 83-53 59-52 68-64 49-51 55-81 69-65 76-51 68-57

1949-50 (12-18, 6-6 SMAC, 1-7 VSAC)

at Pikeville at Cumberland (KY) Alumni Tennessee Cumberland (KY) ~ Union (KY) at UT-Chattanooga UT-Chattanooga ~ at Union (KY) ~ Carson-Newman ~ Emory & Henry * ~ at Milligan * at Middle TN State * at David Lipscomb * at Austin Peay * Austin Peay ~ at Carson-Newman at Maryville * ~ Milligan ~ at Tusculum * ~ East TN State

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47-51 68-58 64-46 59-67 66-59 46-51 60-76 51-49 51-58 55-38 77-54 49-64 43-52 33-66 64-81 55-59 49-59 57-67 77-65 82-46 58-61

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Maryville ~ at Emory & Henry ~ at Tusculum * ~ at East TN State # Middle TN State (OT) # Austin Peay # East TN State $ Milligan $ Union (KY)

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63-55 69-76 73-56 63-68 61-59 42-64 58-63 65-60 50-52

1950-51 (17-11, 9-3 SMAC, 7-5 VSAC)

~ at Union (KY) Tennessee at Maryville ~ at Emory & Henry ~ Union * ~ at Milligan (OT) * Cumberland (TN) * Austin Peay * at Cumberland (TN) * at David Lipscomb * at Austin Peay * at Middle TN State Maryville ~ at Carson-Newman * ~ at East TN State * ~ Milligan ~ at Tusculum * Middle TN State ~ Carson-Newman * David Lipscomb * ~ East TN State ~ Tusculum ~ Emory & Henry # Austin Peay # East TN State # Middle TN State $ East TN State $ Union (KY) (OT)

L L W W L W W W W L L L W W L W W W W L W W W W L W L L

44-66 61-98 59-46 72-56 39-47 93-90 81-56 59-57 88-53 67-81 70-74 53-57 76-50 76-55 61-89 73-50 70-62 61-57 57-54 57-62 57-44 80-56 75-59 61-58 55-74 85-50 72-76 79-81

1951-52 (14-12, 8-4 SMAC, 5-5 VSAC)

Tennessee * Middle TN State ~ Union at Maryville ~ at Emory & Henry ~ at Tusculum * Austin Peay ~ at Union * David Lipscomb * at Middle TN State * at Austin Peay * at David Lipscomb ~ Tusculum * ~ at Milligan ~ Emory & Henry * ~ at East TN State * ~ East TN State ~ Carson-Newman Maryville * ~ Milligan ~ at Carson-Newman # Middle TN State # Bethel # East TN State $ Tusculum $ East TN State

L L W L L W W L L L W W W W W L L W W W W L W L W L

58-78 48-51 73-66 80-92 67-79 66-44 45-44 56-83 64-66 53-55 55-50 81-54 82-52 87-49 92-75 48-72 52-54 54-43 97-62 92-48 74-53 73-87 82-68 55-64 69-57 57-64

1952-53 (10-10, 6-6 SMAC, 2-4 VSAC)

Alumni Berea ~ at Union (KY) Maryville ~ at Tusculum * Austin Peay

W W L W L L

74-59 72-64 69-78 92-77 79-94 61-66

~ Union (KY) ~ at Emory & Henry * ~ at Milligan at Maryville * David Lipscomb ~ Tusculum * ~ Milligan * ~ East TN State ~ Emory & Henry * ~ at East TN State ~ at Carson-Newman ~ Carson-Newman # Union (TN) $ Milligan $ Union (KY)

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72-82 77-84 96-84 71-55 66-74 91-77 68-60 45-60 81-76 55-93 84-73 69-66 72-80 83-69 71-79

1953-54 (8-16, 6-4 SMAC, 3-6 VSAC)

Johnson Bible * East TN State * ~ at Milligan Berea * at East TN State ~ at Union (KY) Transylvania ~ at Emory & Henry ~ Union (KY) * Middle TN State ~ at Tusculum * at Austin Peay * at David Lipscomb (OT) * at Middle TN State * Austin Peay * ~ Milligan ~ Carson-Newman at Maryville ~ at Carson-Newman Maryville # East TN State ~ Emory & Henry ~ Tusculum $ Union (KY)

W L L L L L W L W W L L W L L L W W L L L L W L

86-45 49-55 74-82 63-68 44-84 86-107 N/A 69-71 87-70 82-55 79-81 55-62 69-68 72-85 56-59 66-71 92-61 82-76 75-78 68-88 60-81 66-74 74-72 72-74

1954-55 (20-9, 7-3 SMAC, 4-2 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

Berea L 61-75 at Western Carolina W 80-78 at Western Carolina L 91-96 vs. Maryville W 83-61 * ~ Milligan W 80-68 ~ Union (KY) W 67-65 at Berea L 70-84 ~ at Union (KY) L 70-86 * ~ at Milligan L 77-79 ~ Emory & Henry W 83-73 * Austin Peay W 70-42 ~ at Tusculum L 61-68 at UT-Chattanooga W 78-71 ~ at Tusculum W 62-41 * vs. Middle TN State W 77-70 ~ at Carson-Newman W 87-75 * at East TN State W 62-61 Union (TN) W 87-72 ~ at Emory & Henry W 108-96 * at East TN State L 68-79 at Maryville W 84-79 # Middle TN State (OT) L 91-92 Maryville W 89-61 ~ Carson-Newman W 82-66 ? Belmont W 73-61 ? Middle TN State L 79-85 $ Tusculum W 83-77 $ Milligan W 64-60 $ Emory & Henry W 96-68 ? denotes NAIB Tournament

1955-56 (17-14, 7-3 SMAC, 4-3 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

~ at Union (KY) at Georgetown at Transylvania ~ Union (KY) ~ at Emory & Henry ~ Emory & Henry * David Lipscomb * at Austin Peay at Union (TN) ~ at Carson-Newman * ~ Milligan * at East TN State * Austin Peay at Maryville * East TN State ~ Tusculum # Milligan # East TN State # Belmont L ~ Carson-Newman Maryville $ Carson-Newman

L 72-97 L 71-87 L 76-79 W 89-63 L 87-89 W 115-78 W 74-59 L 59-76 W 90-56 L 91-93 W 94-75 L 54-72 W 81-61 W 75-64 L 67-71 W 64-49 W 96-90 L 70-75 95-76 W 90-65 W 90-63 W 78-69

1956-57 (18-12, 9-3 SMAC, 4-4 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

* ~ TN Wesleyan Berea at Georgetown at Transylvania at Berea ~ at Tusculum ~ Union (KY) Union (TN) Georgetown ~ at Emory & Henry ~ Tusculum ~ at Union (KY) * ~ Milligan * at Austin-Peay * vs. David Lipscomb ~ at Carson-Newman Transylvania * ~ at East TN State * Austin Peay ~ Carson-Newman (OT) * ~ at Milligan ~ Emory & Henry * ~ at TN Wesleyan * ~ East TN State # Milligan (OT) # East TN State # Austin Peay $ Emory & Henry $ Tusculum $ Carson-Newman

W W L L L L W L L W W W W L W W W L W L W W L W W L L W W W

78-74 88-57 68-89 68-80 76-78 55-60 63-53 73-71 62-63 87-73 67-62 70-68 92-78 70-78 77-65 78-90 83-81 65-72 74-69 89-90 90-59 106-57 69-73 55-51 78-76 66-69 69-70 73-62 69-62 83-61

1957-58 (18-8, 9-3 SMAC, 8-4 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

at Transylvania at Georgetown * ~ at Tusculum Transylvania ~ at Union (KY) Belmont Georgetown * Austin Peay ~ Emory & Henry * ~ at Milligan ~ Union (KY) at Union (TN) * at Austin Peay * ~ Tusculum David Lipscomb * ~ at TN Wesleyan * ~ at Carson-Newman * at East TN State ~ at Emory & Henry * ~ Carson-Newman * ~ Milligan * East TN State * ~ TN Wesleyan # David Lipscomb $ TN Wesleyan $ Carson-Newman

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Key: Pikeville W 83-66 * GSC/VSAC/TVAC Game Western Carolina W 72-44 ~ SMAC Game Berea W 78-64 L 60-73 # SAC/GSC/VSAC Tournament Georgetown ~ at Tusculum W 101-77 $ SMAC Tournament at Berea L 65-72 * ~ at Milligan W 78-74 &NAIA Dist. 24 Tournament Transylvania L 62-63 ! NAIA/NCAA Tournament 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball 32

68-66 73-72 84-51 72-67 72-95 87-76 61-71 75-67 84-64 91-77 90-82 86-97 38-77 82-47 81-70 53-54 72-63 72-73 89-77 74-66 74-76 80-64 78-65 75-86 84-59 79-63

1958-59 (18-6, 10-2 SMAC, 9-1 VSAC) SMAC & VSAC CHAMPIONS NAIA DISTRICT 24 CHAMPIONS

Transylvania at Georgetown at Transylvania * ~ TN Wesleyan * King ~ at Emory & Henry * ~ at Tusculum ~ at Union (KY) Georgetown (OT) Austin Peay * at King * ~ at Milligan * ~ Tusculum at Belmont at Austin Peay * ~ Carson-Newman ~ Emory & Henry * ~ Milligan * ~ at Carson-Newman * ~ at TN Wesleyan ~ Union (KY) # King # Carson-Newman # David Lipscomb

L L W W W W W L L W W W W W L W W W W L W W W W

57-69 75-103 82-79 62-49 76-61 98-78 83-74 71-85 74-79 87-72 56-54 98-87 84-74 100-92 60-64 85-83 85-78 99-80 79-67 63-64 68-64 93-78 69-63 82-80

1959-60 (10-10, 6-4 SMAC, 4-4 VSAC) SMAC CHAMPIONS

at Georgetown at Transylvania Georgetown vs. Belmont vs. Tusculum * ~ TN Wesleyan * ~ at Milligan * ~ Milligan * ~ at Carson-Newman * ~ at TN Wesleyan * ~ at Tusculum at Union (KY) ~ Emory & Henry * ~ Carson-Newman Union (KY) ~ at Emory & Henry * ~ Tusculum # Union (TN) $ TN Wesleyan $ Milligan

L L W L W L L W L W L L W W L W W L W W

80-95 74-86 71-69 59-65 79-68 81-95 58-71 74-62 71-77 73-64 65-75 80-103 85-69 66-57 63-82 84-73 77-68 66-74 77-76 70-67

1960-61 (7-15, 5-5 VSAC)

at Georgetown L Union (KY) L * Tusculum W ? vs. Appalachian St. L ? at Carson-Newman L ? vs. Presbyterian W ‘ vs. Tampa L ‘ at Stetson L ‘ vs. Wofford L * at TN Wesleyan L * at Tusculum L at Union (KY) L at Emory & Henry L * TN Wesleyan W * at Carson-Newman L * at King W Emory & Henry W * at Milligan L * Carson-Newman L * Milligan W * King W # UT-Martin L $ Milligan L ? Carson-Newman Tournament ‘ Stetson Tournament

80-95 64-73 74-68 59-66 71-86 73-72 63-100 64-98 80-86 73-80 66-88 74-117 63-70 74-70 46-78 79-74 98-82 74-92 70-98 73-67 67-61 76-79 67-68

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1961-62 (8-12, 3-7 VSAC)

at Virginia-Wise $ TN Wesleyan Emory & Henry Maryville at Bryan L at Maryville Virginia-Wise * Tusculum * TN Wesleyan * at Milligan * at King * at Tusculum at Emory & Henry * Milligan * King * Carson-Newman * at Carson-Newman * at TN Wesleyan Bryan # UT-Martin

L 61-71 L 59-88 W 89-72 W 64-59 82-91 W 74-66 W 82-63 W 59-56 L 80-89 W 83-77 L 80-92 L 80-99 L 69-105 L 75-77 W 84-75 L 61-88 L 57-84 L 78-79 W 80-70 L 59-77

1962-63 (9-13, 3-7 VSAC)

at Union (KY) L 72-97 ? vs. West Georgia W 68-58 ? at Cumberland (KY) L 62-70 at Bryan L 87-89 at Emory & Henry W 75-71 Bryan W 80-66 Union (KY) L 70-80 Emory & Henry W 88-65 Maryville W 89-75 * at King L 66-71 at Maryville L 68-69 * at Tusculum L 71-73 * at TN Wesleyan L 77-82 * TN Wesleyan W 70-58 * Tusculum W 68-66 * at Milligan L 70-85 * at Carson-Newman L 59-73 * King L 70-74 * Carson-Newman L 52-75 * Milligan W 106-67 # Belmont W 97-95 # Austin Peay L 64-94 ? Cumberland (KY) Tournament

1963-64 (7-13, 3-7 VSAC)

Berea at Bryan at Union (KY) Bryan Maryville * King at Maryville at Emory & Henry * TN Wesleyan * at Milligan * at Tusculum * Carson-Newman * at King Union (KY) * at Carson-Newman Emory & Henry * at TN Wesleyan * Milligan * Tusculum # David Lipscomb

L L L W W L W L L L W L L L L W L W W L

75-92 59-68 48-101 82-70 69-56 81-82 77-61 68-84 88-96 65-66 61-60 57-78 67-73 55-78 69-95 95-71 53-80 95-74 75-69 85-89

1964-65 (14-10, 5-5 VSAC)

Berea at Georgetown ? vs. Athens St. ? Transylvania at Bryan Emory & Henry Bryan * at Milligan at Emory & Henry Campbellsville Union (KY) * Tusculum Maryville * at King * at Tusculum * at TN Wesleyan * Carson-Newman * at Carson-Newman at Maryville

W W W L W W W W L W L L W W L L L L W

69-61 65-64 70-59 62-84 63-43 77-66 111-73 97-87 77-82 66-57 61-74 57-65 65-46 84-76 73-82 69-81 64-74 62-94 65-50

* TN Wesleyan W 81-80 * Milligan W 69-56 * King W 79-60 Georgetown L 62-63 # David Lipscomb L 57-60 ? Cumberland (KY) Tournament

1965-66 (11-15, 3-7 VSAC)

at Berea W 73-66 at Transylvania L 61-78 at Georgetown L 73-91 ? at Cumberland (KY) L 78-64 ? vs. Rio Grande L 54-66 at Bryan W 87-59 at Maryville W 90-67 Maryville W 72-36 at Emory & Henry W 84-64 Bryan W 89-51 Emory & Henry W 63-61 Union (KY) L 90-91 * at Tusculum L 58-63 * King W 56-46 * at TN Wesleyan L 58-89 * at Milligan W 87-82 * Tusculum L 50-52 * at King W 90-76 * Milligan L 67-69 * TN Wesleyan L 65-81 * at Carson-Newman L 55-98 at Union (KY) L 78-89 * Carson-Newman L 72-94 Georgetown L 90-107 # Bethel W 86-76 # UT-Martin L 64-71 ? Cumberland (KY) Tournament

1966-67 (13-11, 6-4 VSAC)

at Georgetown L 77-110 at Union (KY) W 80-78 ? vs. Georgia Southern L 61-62 ? vs. Bethel W 78-62 Union (KY) L 57-65 at Emory & Henry W 84-74 at UT-Chattanooga L 74-97 Maryville W 124-62 at Tennessee Tech L 74-92 Emory & Henry W 74-64 * Tusculum W 81-74 * Milligan W 70-43 * at TN Wesleyan L 66-87 at Maryville W 66-60 * at Tusculum L 55-67 * TN Wesleyan L 65-67 Georgetown L 84-86 UT-Chattanooga W 82-76 * at King W 59-55 * Carson-Newman W 79-73 * at Milligan W 92-59 * at Carson-Newman L 69-86 * King W 78-65 # Union (TN) L 69-55 ? Cumberland (KY) Tournament

1967-68 (10-13, 5-5 VSAC)

Berea W 66-63 at Georgetown L 71-79 at Union (KY) L 62-84 ? vs. KY Wesleyan L 47-86 ? at Cumberland (KY) W 96-72 Union (KY) L 72-97 at Emory & Henry W 66-64 Georgetown L 77-84 Cumberland (KY) (OT) W 94-90 * Tusculum W 93-73 UT-Chattanooga L 69-87 * at Carson-Newman L 69-80 Emory & Henry W 70-63 * at Tusculum W 97-69 * at King W 65-63 * Carson-Newman L 72-84 * at TN Wesleyan L 74-94 at UT-Chattanooga L 67-84 * at Milligan L 70-82 * TN Wesleyan L 66-77 * King W 84-77 * Milligan W 80-60 # Bethel L 61-79 ? Cumberland (KY) Tournament

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1968-69 (7-16, 5-5 VSAC)

at Georgetown Bryan ? vs. Elon ? vs. Berry Knoxville at Emory & Henry Georgetown at Knoxville * at Tusculum * Carson-Newman Emory & Henry * TN Wesleyan * at King * at Milligan * at Carson-Newman at Bryan * King at UT-Chattanooga * Milligan * at TN Wesleyan UNC-Asheville * Tusculum # Belmont ? Unknown Tournament

L W L L L L L L W L W L L W L W L L W L L W L

81-105 86-71 78-79 73-91 87-103 80-85 68-76 69-78 69-65 70-93 79-52 67-68 82-88 75-69 65-89 86-72 68-98 67-84 92-74 64-83 80-91 2-0 64-74

1969-70 (7-16, 3-7 VSAC)

Virginia-Wise Bryan at Campbellsville at Georgetown at Emory & Henry Georgetown at Virginia-Wise at Maryville Emory & Henry at Bryan * Milligan * at Carson-Newman * King * at Tusculum Maryville * Carson-Newman * at TN Wesleyan * at King * Tusculum * TN Wesleyan * at Milligan Campbellsville # Christian Brothers

W W L L L L L L W L W L W L W L L W L L L L L

92-83 72-65 66-91 89-125 62-79 87-106 77-86 71-89 84-80 89-106 93-90 72-100 84-78 73-76 97-88 78-79 68-88 98-89 78-81 60-86 96-112 75-83 69-79

1970-71 (13-11, 8-2 VSAC) VSAC-EAST CHAMPIONS

at Georgetown Bryan ? vs. Milligan ? at Bryan Georgetown Virginia-Wise at Emory & Henry * at Milligan * Carson-Newman * King * at Tusculum at Maryville * at Carson-Newman * TN Wesleyan* * Milligan * at King at Virginia-Wise * Tusculum * at TN Wesleyan Maryville Emory & Henry # Milligan # Bethel # Carson-Newman ? Bryan Tournament

L L L W L W L W L W W L W L W W L W W W W W L L

99-101 82-86 101-103 95-81 89-91 104-97 73-87 104-94 91-95 87-78 77-72 82-98 96-94 63-90 93-90 69-64 64-65 101-75 67-62 92-86 86-78 93-90 69-72 86-101

1971-72 (13-14, 4-6 VSAC)

Covenant at Virginia-Wise Bryan at Georgetown ? vs. Catawba ? vs. Troy State at Emory & Henry Georgetown Virginia-Wise

W W W L L L W L W

86-77 100-82 102-84 82-86 84-101 90-92 84-80 78-80 94-82

at Bryan * Milligan * at Carson-Newman * King * Tusculum at Union (KY) * Carson-Newman * at TN Wesleyan * at Milligan * at King Maryville * at Tusculum * TN Wesleyan Union (KY) at Maryville Emory & Henry # Lambuth # Belmont L ? Unknown Tournament

L 86-89 W 77-76 L 95-125 W 74-66 W 64-61 L 84-102 L 89-98 L 63-72 L 86-97 L 66-79 W 91-88 L 72-73 W 97-78 L 71-79 W 93-79 W 85-78 W 81-72 76-114

1972-73 (5-21, 0-10 VSAC)

Virginia-Wise W Lee W at Georgetown L < vs. Belmont L < vs. Cedarville (OH) L Maryville W ? Bluefield State L ? UT-Martin L at Steed (TN) L at Virginia-Wise L * Carson-Newman L * King L * at Tusculum L * at Carson-Newman L * TN Wesleyan L * at Milligan L * at King L at Emory & Henry L * Tusculum L * at TN Wesleyan L * Milligan L at Lee L Georgetown L at Maryville W Emory & Henry W # Bethel L < Unknown Tournament ? LMU Invitational Tournament

92-76 85-79 81-114 86-90 77-78 103-78 90-119 59-75 79-80 85-96 70-117 67-71 82-87 74-106 75-95 86-100 69-80 77-81 78-80 78-93 80-86 58-90 76-87 85-75 102-92 74-110

1973-74 (16-12, 5-5 VSAC)

at Virginia-Wise W 68-53 Virginia-Wise W 95-84 at TN Temple L 95-100 TN Temple W 78-71 ? vs. Bryan W 81-71 ? vs. Belmont L 81-91 ? at TN Temple L 69-70 at Bryan W 76-66 < vs. Transylvania L 63-72 < vs. Berea L 84-95 at Maryville W 71-69 at Centre W 102-85 * King W 98-92 * Tusculum (OT) L 108-109 Bryan W 74-70 * at Carson-Newman L 91-100 * at TN Wesleyan W 97-92 * Milligan W 87-82 * at King W 103-89 at Emory & Henry W 67-59 * Carson-Newman L 107-113 * TN Wesleyan L 76-89 * at Milligan L 78-102 * at Tusculum W 82-81 at Centre L 83-96 Maryville W 104-92 Emory & Henry W 99-91 # LeMoyne-Owen L 80-106 ? Tennessee Temple Tournament < Unknown Tournament

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1974-75 (9-20, 2-8 VSAC)

TN Temple L at Cumberland (KY) L Mars Hill W at Virginia-Wise L at Bryan W at Georgetown L < vs. UNC-Wilmington L < vs. UNC-Greensboro L ? Georgetown L ? Cumberland (KY) L at Mars Hill W at TN Temple L Maryville L * King L * at Tusculum W Virginia-Wise W * Carson-Newman (OT) L * TN Wesleyan L Bryan W * at Milligan L * at King L at Emory & Henry W * at Carson-Newman L * Milligan L * Tusculum W * at TN Wesleyan L at Maryville L Emory & Henry W # Bethel L < Unknown Tournament ? LMU Invitational Tournament

91-104 61-79 75-66 62-92 77-64 80-89 65-74 62-69 70-74 77-111 66-62 72-93 81-82 72-87 103-95 93-87 86-90 71-84 84-68 95-122 67-89 78-70 66-81 72-76 86-78 71-73 78-88 89-81 74-82

Jack Jackson 1975-78 Overall 78-21 (.788) VSAC 27-3 (.900) 1975-76 (28-9, 9-1 VSAC) VSAC-EAST CHAMPIONS NAIA DISTRICT 24 CHAMPIONS 4th PLACE FINISH IN NAIA

Cumberland (KY) W > vs. Pikeville L > vs. Union (KY) W Mars Hill W < vs. David Lipscomb W < at Belmont (2OT) L at Union (KY) L ? at Cumberland (KY) L ? at Georgetown L at Virginia-Wise W at Centre W Radford W * King W * Tusculum W Georgetown W * Carson-Newman W * at TN Wesleyan L Centre W * Milligan W * at King W Union (KY) W * at Carson-Newman W * TN Wesleyan (2OT) W * at Milligan W * at Tusculum W Emory & Henry W at Mars Hill W Virginia-Wise W # Bethel L & Bryan W & Bethel W ! Guildford (NC) W ! California Baptist W ! Newberry W ! Henderson St. (2OT) L ! Marymount L District 24 All-Stars W > Unknown Tournament < Belmont Tournament ? LMU Invitational Tournament

89-77 60-85 90-72 65-61 68-62 94-97 67-69 65-69 55-77 92-67 73-66 95-69 91-78 113-64 125-70 70-68 67-69 93-84 97-83 89-77 87-79 81-67 89-85 79-69 131-93 98-51 85-84 116-48 72-73 104-68 67-65 101-95 107-78 75-64 79-80 75-78 109-97

1976-77 (30-5, 9-1 VSAC) VSAC CHAMPIONS NAIA DISTRICT 24 CHAMPIONS

Union (KY) W ? Tiffin W ? Catawba W < vs. WV State W < at Pikeville L Belmont W Cumberland (KY) W at Valdosta State L at Florida Tech W at Edward Waters W at Union (KY) W > vs. Georgetown W > vs. Pikeville L Knoxville W at Cumberland (KY) W * Milligan W * at King W * at Tusculum W * Carson-Newman W * TN Wesleyan W Pikeville W * at Milligan L * King W * at Carson-Newman W * at TN Wesleyan W Wilberforce W * Tusculum W at Emory & Henry W at Knoxville W # TN Wesleyan W # Milligan W # LeMoyne-Owen W & LeMoyne-Owen W & Christian Brothers W ! Campbell L ? LMU Invitational Tournament < Pikeville Tournament > Unknown Tournament

103-80 99-72 88-72 74-67 78-87 100-84 95-75 80-82 112-93 77-72 71-69 95-84 81-86 70-62 97-68 83-76 98-75 89-60 58-46 104-82 91-72 83-84 75-66 83-65 91-72 111-63 112-64 116-74 98-85 104-63 98-93 109-86 119-79 83-61 75-76

1977-78 (21-7, 9-1 VSAC)

? Tiffin W ? Catawba W Bluefield State W at Cumberland (KY) L at Thomas More W at Pikeville W at Knoxville W < vs. Grand Valley St. W < at Quincy L < Jackson St. (MS) L Thomas More W Cumberland (KY) L Pikeville W * at Carson-Newman W * at Milligan W * Tusculum W * at TN Wesleyan W Knoxville W * Carson-Newman W * King W at Wilberforce W * Milligan W * TN Wesleyan W * at King W * at Tusculum L # Milligan W # Carson-Newman L & LeMoyne-Owen L ? LMU Invitational Tournament < Quincy Tournament

74-58 78-60 97-78 75-71 63-59 71-68 103-96 73-70 38-68 86-87 81-77 76-72 69-60 69-65 80-68 73-57 72-71 104-87 65-54 105-83 86-73 50-49 86-68 81-72 74-75 71-62 70-56 55-63

L. J. Kilby 1978-83 Overall 81-68 (.543) VSAC 33-23 (.589) 1978-79 (9-19, 4-6 VSAC)

Tiffin at Cumberland (KY) Union (KY) ? vs. Bellarmine ? vs. Berea ? vs. Rio Grande (OH) ? vs. Tiffin

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66-67 71-76 73-64 64-84 63-92 62-66 74-63

at Bluefield State at Trevecca at Union (TN) at Bethel ? vs. Concord ? vs. Towson State at Pikeville Cumberland (KY) * at King Pikeville * Carson-Newman (OT) * Milligan at Union (KY) * at Tusculum * TN Wesleyan * at Carson-Newman * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan * King * Tusculum (3OT) # Carson-Newman ? Unknown Tournaments

L L L L L W L W L W W W L L L W L L L W L

72-88 63-74 73-83 74-82 68-75 88-67 79-84 89-81 78-79 66-64 80-79 71-65 94-103 79-104 78-82 87-85 67-71 82-95 65-69 96-93 82-95

1979-80 (16-14, 4-6 VSAC)

Union (TN) L 71-75 at Cumberland (KY) L 66-67 Steed (TN) W 94-85 Bristol W 104-58 at Union (KY) L 65-80 ? vs. Southern Tech W 82-59 ? at TN Temple W 80-78 ? vs. Liberty Baptist W 93-90 Pikeville L 64-65 < at Berry W 88-79 < vs. Bluefield (VA) W 88-83 at Radford L 65-89 at Morehead St. L 67-81 Cumberland (KY) L 65-75 at Steed (TN) W 80-69 * King (OT) L 81-83 * at Carson-Newman L 82-87 Union (KY) W 87-77 * at Milligan W 59-55 * Tusculum W 95-91 * at TN Wesleyan L 84-85 * Carson-Newman L 68-69 * Milligan W 71-68 * TN Wesleyan W 76-72 * at King L 47-54 Radford W 81-80 * at Tusculum L 101-113 at Bristol W 91-71 # Carson-Newman W 65-50 # King L 84-98 ? Tennessee Temple Tournament < Berry College Tournament

1980-81 (24-8, 9-3 VSAC) VSAC-EAST CHAMPIONS NAIA DISTRICT 24 CHAMPIONS

at Virginia-Wise ? vs. Berea ? vs. Catawba at Cumberland (KY) Union (KY) at Berea at Pikeville < vs. Lee < vs. Cumberland (KY) Cumberland (KY) * King * Carson-Newman * Milligan at Union (KY) * at Tusculum * TN Wesleyan TN Temple * at Carson-Newman at Lee at TN Temple * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan Lee * at King * Tusculum # Milligan # TN Wesleyan & Lee & King & David Lipscomb

W W W L W W L W W W L W W W W W W W L L W L W W W W L W W W

86-83 68-60 106-94 80-93 78-67 58-56 68-77 89-88 77-76 80-70 60-62 93-80 93-54 95-86 77-63 87-85 86-84 79-77 98-103 62-76 77-69 82-93 96-80 61-58 52-49 84-79 81-86 92-76 65-58 77-72

! Rockhurst ! Midwestern St. (TX) ? Unknown Tournament < Unknown Tournament

W L

71-68 87-104

1981-82 (11-15, 5-7 VSAC)

at Virginia-Wise Cumberland (KY) ? vs. Berea ? at Lee (OT) at Union (KY) < vs. IN Southeastern < vs. Transylvania * King * Lee * at Milligan * Tusculum * at TN Wesleyan at TN Temple * Carson-Newman (OT) TN Temple * at Carson-Newman at Cumberland (KY) * Milligan * TN Wesleyan Alice Lloyd * at King * at Tusculum Union (KY) * at Lee # TN Wesleyan # Carson-Newman ? Lee Tournament < Unknown Tournament

L L W L W L L L W W W L L L L L W L W W L W W L W L

70-82 81-82 89-76 80-81 97-92 79-82 69-70 78-82 92-79 84-76 92-72 85-105 68-93 70-72 79-86 68-71 51-49 73-74 74-59 64-63 64-66 105-75 90-71 72-77 61-60 75-83

1982-83 (21-12, 10-2 VSAC) VSAC CHAMPIONS

at David Lipscomb W 56-54 at Trevecca L 71-80 Union (KY) W 79-75 UNC-Asheville W 72-56 at Cumberland (KY) L 68-80 ? vs. Tusculum W 103-83 ? at King W 74-71 * Lee W 87-67 < at TN Wesleyan L 64-67 < vs. Carson-Newman L 81-87 * Carson-Newman L 69-74 at TN Temple L 61-81 * Milligan W 87-55 at UNC-Asheville L 58-70 * at Tusculum W 84-75 * TN Wesleyan W 74-68 Cumberland (KY) L 80-86 * at Carson-Newman L 87-97 TN Temple W 93-69 at Mars Hill W 80-68 * at Milligan (OT) W 72-66 * at TN Wesleyan (2OT) W 80-76 * King W 73-60 Trevecca (OT) L 78-81 * at Lee W 61-60 Mars Hill W 65-61 at Union (KY) (OT) L 83-84 * Tusculum W 73-61 * at King W 63-60 # Lee W 75-73 # TN Wesleyan W 70-60 # Carson-Newman W 70-65 % TN Wesleyan L 59-69 ? King Tournament < Tennessee Wesleyan Tournament

Rick Byrd 1983-86 Overall 69-28 (.711) VSAC 32-4 (.889) 1983-84 (22-10, 11-1 VSAC)

at UNC-Asheville ? vs. Trevecca ? at David Lipscomb Cumberland (KY) at Morehead State at Mars Hill * Lee at Cumberland (TN) at Union (KY) < vs. Carson-Newman

L W L L L W W W W L

77-88 86-77 72-85 79-86 57-89 78-77 93-78 80-78 64-60 83-97

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS < vs. Lee W 90-79 Mars Hill L 57-59 * at Milligan W 77-59 * at Carson-Newman L 75-88 * at TN Wesleyan W 87-67 * at King W 71-67 at Cumberland (KY) L 61-83 * Carson-Newman W 103-97 Cumberland (TN) W 62-55 UNC-Asheville W 75-63 * Milligan W 81-72 * TN Wesleyan W 68-66 * King W 88-85 * Tusculum W 103-69 * at Tusculum W 108-67 * at Lee W 73-59 Union (KY) W 79-70 at Virginia-Wise W 66-57 # Lee W 83-73 # TN Wesleyan L 82-87 & TN Wesleyan W 93-67 & Carson-Newman L 72-86 ? Lipscomb Tournament < Tennessee Wesleyan Tournament

1984-85 (26-9, 10-2 VSAC)

Bluefield State W 120-101 at Cumberland (KY) L 43-50 at Union (KY) L 63-64 at Murray State W 76-70 * Lee W 85-73 TN Temple W 97-80 at Cumberland (TN) L 70-77 at Belmont W 86-65 Virginia-Wise W 90-67 ? vs. Concord L 74-79 ? at Bluefield State W 98-95 < vs. Belmont W 95-74 < vs. TN Wesleyan W 81-71 Cumberland (TN) W 69-59 Union (KY) W 77-69 Mars Hill W 105-93 * at Milligan W 62-60 * at Tusculum W 97-71 * Carson-Newman L 84-92 * at TN Wesleyan W 87-84 * King W 94-82 * at Carson-Newman L 82-88 at Mars Hill W 86-80 * Milligan W 80-77 * TN Wesleyan W 96-87 * at King W 88-87 * Tusculum W 94-49 * at Lee W 86-80 Belmont W 99-68 Cumberland (KY) L 68-76 # Tusculum W 85-59 # TN Wesleyan L 75-77 & TN Wesleyan W 81-75 & Carson-Newman W 82-77 & David Lipscomb L 60-69 ? Bluefield State Tournament < Lipscomb Tournament

1985-86 (21-9, 11-1 VSAC) VSAC CHAMPIONS

at TN Temple Union (KY) at Cumberland (KY) at Trevecca * at Lee ? vs. Urbana (IL) ? at Transylvania Trevecca Nazarene at Birmingham Southern Mars Hill * Milligan Bristol * Tusculum * at Carson-Newman * TN Wesleyan * at King * Carson-Newman * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan * King * at Tusculum * Lee at Union (KY) Cumberland (KY)

L W L L W W L L L W W W W L W W W W W W W W W W

84-91 83-81 60-68 99-82 104-79 91-70 71-72 64-70 65-85 96-86 84-82 110-79 126-74 61-73 74-71 90-80 85-73 104-83 78-70 87-72 106-91 115-91 78-77 70-68

at Mars Hill (OT) L at Bristol (2OT) W # Milligan W # King W & Carson-Newman W & David Lipscomb L ? Transylvania Tournament

99-103 86-85 96-74 98-79 85-83 77-93

Phil Cox 1986-91 Overall 84-60 (.583) TVAC 28-2 (.933) 1986-87 (20-11, 9-1 TVAC) TVAC CHAMPIONS

at David Lipscomb at Belmont USC-Spartanburg TN Wesleyan Lee at Cumberland (KY) Trevecca * Milligan Union (KY) at Bristol at Middle TN State at USC-Spartanburg Lindsey Wilson Mars Hill * at Tusculum * Carson-Newman * TN Wesleyan * at Carson-Newman at Mars Hill Bristol * TN Wesleyan at Covenant * Lee at Union (KY) at Lindsey Wilson * Tusculum Cumberland (KY) * at Lee * at Milligan Bluefield (VA) # Lee

L L W W L L W W W L L L W W W W W W W W W W W L W W L L W W L

88-98 92-100 113-103 121-109 84-97 65-86 116-102 122-86 91-84 86-89 92-116 89-77 84-71 90-58 112-83 113-99 103-93 117-101 99-79 123-93 104-87 108-83 101-91 93-95 100-74 116-74 77-79 100-98 112-95 127-95 79-86

1987-88 (21-9, 9-1 TVAC) TVAC CHAMPIONS

Elon at Southern Tech at Cumberland (KY) ? vs. Jacksonville St. ? vs. St. Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at Northern KY Knoxville WV Wesleyan at Trevecca at U.T. Martin at VA Union at Elon * Milligan * Tusculum * at Carson-Newman * TN Wesleyan VA Union * Carson-Newman Covenant * at Milligan * at TN Wesleyan at Covenant * at Lee * at Tusculum * Lee Cumberland (KY) at Centre North Georgia # TN Wesleyan # Lee ? Unknown Tournament

L W W L W L W W L L L W W W W W W L W W W W L W W W W W W L

92-99 67-63 85-82 76-82 116-97 101-106 72-60 97-88 93-105 63-82 95-99 79-73 90-72 144-83 88-83 118-99 81-80 88-99 94-74 94-69 97-91 121-107 94-97 106-87 108-88 72-63 89-67 84-79 114-94 106-112

1988-89 (25-5, 10-0 TVAC) TVAC CHAMPIONS

North Georgia Shaw at West Georgia at North Georgia ? vs. Belmont

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105-76 100-78 92-94 80-69 98-95

? at David Lipscomb L 109-122 West Georgia W 111-82 Charleston (WV) W 121-98 Carson-Newman W 78-54 < vs. Troy State W 102-86 < vs. Armstrong State W 106-93 < at Columbus State W 105-90 Gardner-Webb L 97-109 * at Tusculum W 95-74 * Carson-Newman W 76-63 * at TN Wesleyan W 112-84 * at Carson-Newman W 79-73 at KY State W 96-83 * TN Wesleyan W 72-69 Maryville W 95-77 * Lee W 105-80 at Gardner-Webb L 73-83 * Milligan W 82-64 * Tusculum W 98-59 King W 132-75 * at Lee W 93-70 * at Milligan W 80-58 # Milligan W 96-71 # Lee W 100-88 & Belmont L 81-98 ? David Lipscomb Tournament < Columbus State Tournament

1989-90 (13-13)

Limestone W at Jacksonville State L at North Georgia L Carson-Newman W ? vs. DeVry Institute W ? at Armstrong State L at Limestone L at Trevecca L at LeMoyne-Owen L at KY State L Trevecca L LeMoyne-Owen W at Clark-Atlanta W Clark-Atlanta L Lee W Alabama-Huntsville W KY State W at Earl Paulk W at Carson-Newman W Armstrong State L at Alabama-Huntsville L Earl Paulk W at UNC-Central L North Georgia W DISTRICT 24 TOURNAMENT & Milligan W & Lee L ? Armstrong State Tournament

1990-91 (5-22)

93-84 104-434 88-90 92-77 116-101 79-98 83-99 76-78 90-115 90-95 89-90 91-82 94-93 67-102 78-76 99-81 108-84 102-98 81-76 61-78 80-100 107-83 64-80 87-82 93-82 84-95

North Georgia L 60-74 at Jacksonville St. L 76-104 ? at KY Wesleyan L 62-116 ? va. SW Baptist L 75-98 Gardner-Webb W 82-80 at Armstrong State L 64-88 at KY Wesleyan L 51-89 at Carson-Newman L 76-106 Armstrong State L 52-77 at Athens State L 75-92 UNC-Greensboro L 66-72 Webber W 101-81 Jacksonville State L 81-101 DeVry Institute W 73-70 at Gardner-Webb L 53-86 at Ala.-Huntsville L 82-86 Carson-Newman L 71-77 at Limestone L 92-117 % Alabama-Huntsville L 69-85 at UNC-Central L 50-78 at UNC-Greensboro L 65-78 USC-Spartanburg L 78-100 Limestone W 96-93 UNC-Central W 85-76 Athens State L 58-79 at USC-Spartanburg L 67-97 at North Georgia L 82-86 % First game in Turner Arena ? Kentucky Wesleyan Tournament

Marc Comstock 1991-94 Overall 48-32 (.600) GSC 6-6 (.500) 1991-92 (15-13)

? at Armstrong State W 58-67@ ? vs. West Georgia W 95-80 at Pfeiffer L 73-90 Carson-Newman L 56-61 North Georgia L 64-71 Armstrong State W 70-68 Longwood W 73-63 ? Alabama-Huntsville L 70-82 ? Lees-McRae W 89-51 Catawba W 82-66 at Carson-Newman W 81-55 at U. T. Martin L 59-68 DeVry Institute W 1-0 at USC-Spartanburg L 67-87 Jacksonville State L 74-75 Alabama-Huntsville W 75-66 Pfeiffer W 69-66 at Catawba L 69-71 at Longwood L 65-71 Limestone W 78-59 Queens W 62-52 USC-Spartanburg W 91-89 at Jacksonville State L 74-101 U. T. Martin L 52-58 at Queens W 65-58 at Ala.-Huntsville L 73-74 at Limestone L 86-94 at North Georgia W 76-64 < Armstrong State Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament @ Game won by Armstrong State but later forfeited.

1992-93 (17-9)

< vs. Davis & Elkins W < at Concord L at Kennesaw State W Bluefield State L Spalding W Kennesaw State W Concord W Tusculum W at Carson-Newman L at Auburn L ? vs. Dist. of Columbia W ? Lock Haven W > vs. Erskine W > vs. Eckerd W at Queens L at Erskine L Carson-Newman W Ala.-Huntsville W Limestone W Central State (OH) W at Bluefield State L at Central State (OH) L Erskine W at Ala.-Huntsville W at Limestone L Milligan W < Concord Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament > QueensTournament

79-61 80-83 77-75 75-77 71-69 77-70 78-44 79-71 56-77 51-77 72-55 61-41 87-66 71-61 54-66 61-79 68-48 71-70 64-61 79-64 66-77 57-78 76-50 72-70 65-75 72-65

1993-94 (16-10, 6-6 GSC)

> vs. Quincy > vs. Ferris State < King < Lee Milligan * Delta State Carson-Newman at Knoxville (OT) King ? Wingate ? Lenoir-Rhyne * at Mississippi Coll. * at Delta State * Mississippi Coll. * at North Alabama * at Ala.-Huntsville Limestone at Carson-Newman

L L W W W W W W W W W L L W L W W L

83-92 80-90 86-64 92-54 89-68 68-52 74-53 76-66 87-61 73-45 77-63 48-68 44-62 92-85 64-76 69-65 85-51 46-64

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RAILSPLITTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS * West Georgia L 66-71 at Limestone L 72-73 * Valdosta State W 93-79 * North Alabama L 89-95 * at Valdosta State W 96-80 * at West Georgia L 74-89 Knoxville W 79-66 * Ala.-Huntsville W 81-56 > Indianapolis Tournament < LMU Thanksgiving Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament

Craig Rasmuson 1994-99 Overall 66-66 (.500) GSC 32-38 (.329) 1994-95 (8-18, 3-11 GSC)

> vs. Mercyhurst W > at Indianapolis L at Bluefield (VA) L Milligan W at Carson-Newman L Knoxville W Bluefield (VA) W ? vs. College of WV L ? vs. GA Southwestern L Carson-Newman L at KY Wesleyan L * at Mississippi College L * at West Alabama L * Valdosta State W * West Alabama L Allen W * West Georgia W * at West Florida* L * at Valdosta State L * Ala.-Huntsville L * at North Alabama L * Mississippi College L * West Florida* W * at Ala.-Huntsville L * at West Georgia L * North Alabama L > Indianapolis Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament

83-77 82-96 86-89 85-79 65-86 82-78 91-77 87-88 67-76 79-83 93-97 64-88 57-64 89-80 67-72 100-80 68-53 74-83 80-89 79-83 66-88 64-79 80-77 65-71 75-79 78-81

1995-96 (13-13, 6-8 GSC)

Carson-Newman (OT) W at Bluefield State L Knoxville L at Carson-Newman L ? vs. Trevecca L ? vs. Tusculum W King W > at Emporia State W > vs. Emporia State W * at Montevallo L * at West Ala. (2OT) W at Western Carolina L * Valdosta State L * West Florida W * at North Alabama L * at Ala.-Huntsville (OT) L * West Georgia (OT) W * at West Florida L * at Valdosta St. (OT) L Asbury W * West Alabama W * Montevallo L * North Alabama W * Ala.-Huntsville W * at West Georgia L North Greenville W ? LMU Holiday Tournament > Drury Tournament

68-67 90-97 72-82 48-66 83-91 83-80 71-49 72-67 68-66 49-50 95-91 47-94 69-72 86-71 75-92 77-80 92-90 59-76 80-84 89-83 72-62 60-68 72-70 69-52 59-60 86-74

1996-97 (9-17, 3-11 GSC)

Virginia-Wise at Oakland City > vs. Bluefield State > at Gardner-Webb at Carson-Newman Milligan ? vs. Warner Southern ? vs. Union (KY) Carson-Newman Bluefield State * Montevallo

L L W L L W W W W W W

62-68 67-70 76-68 64-78 71-76 78-74 79-60 59-50 92-86 91-83 104-79

* West Alabama L * at Valdosta State L * at West Florida L * North Alabama W * Ala.-Huntsville L * at West Georgia L Tusculum L * West Florida W * Valdosta State L * at West Alabama L * at Montevallo L Asbury L * at North Alabama L * at Ala.-Huntsville L * West Georgia L > Gardner-Webb Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament

55-56 69-78 70-96 77-73 58-60 70-84 64-75 84-81 57-71 49-74 73-81 63-67 53-79 63-70 69-92

1997-98 (19-8, 9-5 GSC)

Carson-Newman W Milligan W Pikeville W > at KY Wesleyan L > vs. Athens State L ? vs. Piedmont W ? vs. Virginia Intermont W at Carson-Newman W Oakland City W * at West Alabama L * at Montevallo W * West Florida L * Valdosta State W at Tusculum W * at Ala.-Huntsville W * at North Alabama L * West Georgia L Virginia-Wise W * at Valdosta State W * at West Florida W * Montevallo W * West Alabama W Tusculum W * Ala.-Huntsville W * North Alabama W * at West Georgia L # Central Arkansas L > KY Wesleyan Tournament ? LMU Holiday Tournament

72-54 89-51 83-49 74-92 63-65 92-63 77-59 62-57 77-64 63-76 81-73 56-57 75-63 100-63 61-59 64-67 76-79 86-71 96-88 82-77 96-88 82-76 81-66 69-59 93-74 71-83 65-86

1998-99 (17-10, 11-3 GSC) GSC-EAST CHAMPIONS

at Carson-Newman TN Wesleyan Milligan at Longwood Carson-Newman Union (KY) (OT) Ashland at USC-Spartanburg ? vs. LeMoyne (NY) ? vs. Tiffin * West Alabama * Montevallo * at West Florida * at Valdosta State * Ala.-Huntsville * North Alabama at Tusculum * at West Georgia * Valdosta State * West Florida Tusculum * at Montevallo * at West Alabama * at Ala.-Huntsville (2OT) * at North Alabama * West Georgia # Arkansas-Monticello ? Ashland Tournament

L W L W W L L W L L W W W W W W W L W L W W W W L W L

61-68 80-64 75-79 82-77 79-72 73-80 81-94 71-69 68-90 92-99 76-71 89-80 69-66 79-65 71-64 96-76 82-78 87-93 100-75 70-72 107-87 86-82 80-72 82-81 66-68 76-74 79-80

Jeff Tungate 1999-2004 Overall 60-74 (.448) GSC 26-44 (.371) 1999-2000 (12-13, 6-8 GSC)

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81-66 82-64

? vs. Washburn L ? at Florida Tech L at Tusculum L USC-Spartanburg W UVA-Wise W at KY Wesleyan L at Carson-Newman W at Ashland L * at Valdosta St. (OT) W * at West Georgia L * Montevallo W * West Florida (OT) L * at North Alabama L * at West Alabama L * Ala.-Huntsville W Tusculum W * West Georgia L * Valdosta State W * at Montevallo L * at West Florida L * North Alabama W * West Alabama W * at Ala.-Huntsville L ? Florida Tech Tournament

77-88 91-97 66-87 75-63 91-77 73-81 76-65 64-88 73-72 73-79 87-81 89-90 76-79 63-80 69-61 62-51 73-90 77-63 78-86 62-86 74-71 81-68 69-84

2000-01 (9-17, 5-9 GSC)

Anderson (SC) at Carson-Newman at Saginaw Valley at Indianapolis Tusculum Carson-Newman * at West Alabama at Union (KY) Ashland ? vs. St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (IN) ? at Ashland (OT) Union (KY) * West Georgia (OT) * at North Alabama * Montevallo * at Valdosta State * West Florida * North Alabama * West Alabama at Tusculum * at Ala.-Huntsville * at West Georgia * at Montevallo * Valdosta State * at West Florida * Ala.-Huntsville ? Ashland Tournament

L L L L W L L W L W L W L L L L L W W L W L W W L L

81-82 62-76 64-86 59-95 95-85 66-71 73-88 92-81 83-87 96-88 89-91 76-65 92-95 66-104 80-81 59-79 80-83 83-78 89-82 76-86 79-69 70-96 93-84 90-81 77-92 65-82

2001-02 (14-13, 5-9 GSC)

OSU-Newark Union (KY) Carson-Newman at Union (KY) Tusculum at Ashland at Carson-Newman * West Alabama PR-Cayey at PR-Rio Piedras at PR-Bayamon ? vs. West Liberty St. ? at Ashland at Tusculum * at West Georgia * North Alabama * at Montevallo * Valdosta State * at West Florida (OT) * at North Alabama * at West Alabama * Ala.-Huntsville * West Georgia * Montevallo * at Valdosta State * West Florida * at Ala.-Huntsville ? Ashland Tournament

W W W L W L L W W W W W L W L L L L L L W L W W L W L

123-48 93-82 75-67 67-68 78-62 79-89 61-91 72-59 81-70 86-81 89-84 93-86 94-103 70-65 70-96 88-96 72-96 75-76 85-97 71-85 82-73 63-69 96-76 92-87 52-73 91-90 76-89

2002-03 (19-10, 9-5 GSC)

at Carson-Newman Concord ? at Arkansas Tech ? vs. Central Ark. (OT) Carson-Newman * at West Alabama

L W L W W L

59-72 71-51 61-66 79-76 83-52 63-70

at Tusculum W 52-47 West Virginia Tech W 92-80 at Concord College L 59-61 Ashland W 70-56 Tusculum W 71-54 < vs. Wilberforce L 74-78 < vs. Calumet (IL) W 74-48 at Bluefield State W 75-67 * West Georgia W 68-62 * at North Alabama L 62-65 * Montevallo W 65-60 * at Valdosta State L 58-64 * West Florida W 85-72 * North Alabama W 80-66 * West Alabama W 95-75 * at Ala.-Huntsville L 56-69 * at West Georgia L 61-75 * at Montevallo W 72-71 * Valdosta State W 57-55 * Ala.-Huntsville W 49-46 * at West Florida W 72-70 # vs Delta State W 78-76 # vs Ala.-Huntsville L 56-60 ? GSC Crossover at Arkansas Tech < Ashland Tournament

2003-04 (6-21, 1-13 GSC)

at Hillsdale at Ashland Lee at Florida Tech Hillsdale at Carson-Newman Cumberland (KY) vs. Central Arkansas Carson-Newman (OT) < vs. St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (IN) < vs. Slippery Rock at Cumberland (KY) at WVU-Tech * West Alabama (OT) * Montevallo * at West Florida * at Valdosta State * Ala.-Huntsville * North Alabama * at West Georgia * West Florida * Valdosta State * at Montevallo * at West Alabama * at Ala.-Huntsville * at North Alabama * West Georgia < Ashland Tournament

L W W W L L L L W L W L L W L L L L L L L L L L L L L

81-94 75-74 96-87 89-69 72-83 58-94 51-70 51-63 71-68 70-89 71-70 55-65 74-76 55-54 73-77 55-70 61-74 61-63 63-72 74-86 43-58 40-46 70-85 62-75 64-89 66-82 65-87

Hugh Watson 2004-08 Overall 33-76 (.301) GSC 6-20 (.300) SAC 8-22 (.267) 2004-05 (5-21, 3-10 GSC)

Ashland # vs. Florida Southern # at Florida Gulf Coast at Lee Tusculum at Carson-Newman at Tusculum at Cumberland (KY) at Livingstone Carson-Newman < vs. Shippensburg < vs. Trinity Chris. (IL) Cumberland (KY) * at Valdosta State * at West Florida * West Alabama * Montevallo * North Alabama * Ala.-Huntsville * West Georgia * at West Alabama * at Montevallo * West Florida * Valdosta State * at North Alabama

L L L L L L W L L W L L L L W L L W L L L L L W L

52-89 48-66 56-75 77-83 78-85 61-91 83-82 58-63 56-66 73-54 66-86 55-58 58-72 49-57 76-63 68-77 47-66 79-65 49-71 75-98 73-86 56-72 76-86 58-51 72-77

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* at Ala.-Huntsville -- ------* at West Georgia L 82-90 # Florida Gul Coast Tournament < Ashland Tournament $ The game at UAH was delcared a “no contest” by the NCAA and does not count in the official totals.

2005-06 (7-20, 4-10 GSC)

Mars Hill at Wingate Carson-Newman Benedict (OT) Cumberland (KY) Tusculum at Carson-Newman at Tusculum (OT) Mars Hill # vs. Slippery Rock # at Ashland North Greenville * Valdosta State * West Florida * at West Alabama * at Montevallo * North Alabama * Ala.-Huntsville * at West Georgia at North Greenville * West Alabama * Montevallo * at West Florida * Valdosta State * at North Ala. (OT) * at Ala.-Huntsville * West Georgia # Ashland Tournament

L L L W L L L L L W L L W W W L L L L W W L L L L L L

70-82 89-112 62-82 58-57 61-89 59-61 63-87 77-87 60-66 83-80 75-86 75-76 89-82 79-59 88-79 67-88 84-94 62-77 79-99 79-71 73-62 76-85 70-88 67-82 107-108 73-86 66-74

2006-07 (13-15, 7-9 SAC)

Lees-McRae W King W Brevard W Simmons W at Brevard L at Benedict L at King L & at UNC-Pembroke W & vs. Mt. Olive L * at Carson-Newman W * Wingate L * Tusculum W * at Presbyterian W * at Newberry (OT) W * Lenoir-Rhyne L * at Mars Hill W North Greenville W * at Wingate L * at Tusculum L * Presbyterian L * Mars Hill L * at Lenoir-Rhyne L * at Catawba L * Carson-Newman (OT) W at North Greenville L * Newberry W # at Lenoir-Rhyne L & UNC-Pembroke Classic

77-60 74-71 87-52 69-56 66-73 68-81 84-91 64-52 63-78 78-73 71-77 67-63 74-57 79-77 55-63 82-62 66-65 86-89 58-61 57-73 67-81 44-59 67-89 120-118 90-93 75-68 90-101

at Brevard (OT) W * at Mars Hill L * Lenoir-Rhyne L * Catawba L * at Carson-Newman L * at Newberry L # at Lenoir-Rhyne L % Tusculum Tournament ^ Union College Tournament

76-75 81-101 63-89 67-70 85-102 65-73 76-96

Josh Schertz 2008-present Overall 61-26 (.701) SAC 33-17 (.660) 2008-09 (14-14, 8-8 SAC)

at Tennessee Temple W at Ohio Valley W % vs. Columbus State L % vs. Flagler W Lane W Ga. Southwestern (OT) L * at Carson-Newman L Ohio Valley (OT) L at Virginia-Wise L W. V. Wesleyan W at Ga. Southwestern L * Wingate W * Tusculum W * at Brevard W * at Newberry L * Lenoir-Rhyne W * Catawba W * at Mars Hill (2OT) L Virginia-Wise W * at Wingate L * at Tusculum L * Brevard W * Mars Hill W * at Lenoir-Rhyne (2OT) L * at Catawba L * Carson-Newman W * Newberry L # at Catawba L % Tusculum Tournament

73-67 72-60 52-63 74-61 75-65 76-83 72-81 74-76 63-80 106-82 67-81 59-58 59-55 79-69 49-65 69-62 85-70 83-88 73-46 60-65 71-74 76-51 87-77 75-88 71-74 73-70 69-73 78-90

2009-10 (20-9, 9-7 SAC)

Tennessee Temple W 87-65 % Hiwassee W 143-62 % Concord W 92-66 at Lane L 56-73 at Hiwassee W 111-47 Temple Baptist W 98-46 * Carson-Newman W 70-67 at Concord W 89-71 King W 73-66 at W. V. Wesleyan W 67-52 Temple Baptist W 117-58 * at Wingate L 71-86 * at Tusculum W 67-52 * Brevard W 85-70 * Newberry W 81-66 * at Lenoir-Rhyne W 69-63 * at Catawba L 85-88 * Mars Hill (OT) L 92-96 at King W 77-58 * Wingate W 84-69 * Tusculum W 65-62 * at Brevard L 70-88 * at Mars Hill W 94-84 * Lenoir-Rhyne L 73-75 * Catawba W 80-73 * at Carson-Newman L 75-78 * at Newberry L 69-73 # Mars Hill W 83-70 # vs. Catawba L 60-70 % DeBusk/Burchett Holiday Classic

2010-11 (27-3, 16-2 SAC)

Truett-McConnell W 114-55 at Hiwassee W 103-46 King W 79-63 % Union (Ky.) W 100-65 % Hiwassee W 101-69 at King W 62-57 * at Wingate W 69-52 at Glenville State W 95-76 * Catawba W 96-84 Lees-McRae W 100-62 * at Tusculum W 73-52 * at Newberry W 99-86 * Mars Hill W 105-73 * Anderson W 84-73 * Brevard W 96-82 * at Lenoir-Rhyne W 55-34 * at Carson-Newman W 90-69 * Wingate W 85-67 * Tusculum W 64-47 * at Catawba W 83-75 * at Mars Hill W 71-68 * Newberry W 84-72 * at Brevard L 77-82 * at Anderson L 79-90 * Carson-Newman W 83-78 * Lenoir-Rhyne L 65-47 # Carson-Newman W 74-57 # vs. Tusculum W 62-56 # vs. Wingate W 68-58 ! vs. Anderson L 86-91 % DeBusk/Burchett Holiday Classic

Railsplitter Head Coach Josh Schertz and his team raise the championship trophy and banner after winning the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Tournament title.

2007-08 (8-20, 1-13 SAC)

% vs. GCSU % vs. Bellarmine Union (KY) Virginia Intermont at Lees-McRae * Carson-Newman (OT) North Greenville at North Georgia ^ vs. Alice Lloyd ^ at Union (KY) North Georgia (OT) * at Wingate * at Tusculum (OT) Brevard * Newberry * at Lenoir-Rhyne * at Catawba * Mars Hill at North Greenville * Wingate * Tusculum

L L L W W L W L W L L L L W L L L L W L W

61-84 70-82 68-86 68-58 85-64 87-92 61-42 57-66 83-66 73-75 73-80 72-90 67-73 59-56 58-67 51-77 76-100 69-70 90-76 70-99 70-64

LMU guard Justin Allen cuts a piece off the net after the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Championship in Hickory, North Carolina.

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RAILSPLITTER ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 1926-present Alabama-Huntsville Alice Lloyd Allen Anderson Appalachian State Arkansas-Monticello Arkansas Tech Armstrong State Asbury Ashland Athens State Auburn Augusta State Austin Peay Bellarmine Belmont Benedict Berea Berry Bethel Birmingham Southern Bluefield (VA) Bluefield State (WV) Bowling Green Business Brevard Bristol Bryan California Baptist Calumet College Campbell Campbellsville Carson-Newman* Catawba Cedarville (OH) Central Arkansas Central State (OH) Centre Charleston (WV) Chatsworth (GA) A.C. Chatsworth (GA) Ind. Chattanooga Christian Brothers Clark Atlanta College of West Virginia Columbus State Concord (WV) Covenant Cumberland (KY) Cumberland (TN) David Lipscomb Davis and Elkins Delta State DeVry Institute District of Columbia Drury Duke Earl Paulk East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Eckerd Edward Waters Elon Emory and Henry Emporia State Erskine Ferris State Flagler Florida Southern Florida Gulf Coast Florida Tech Gardner-Webb Georgetown (KY)

14 21 2 0 1 0 1 3 4 4 0 1 0 1 3 4 1 1 2 8 1 3 0 1 First meeting 11 15 0 2 9 9 1 1 9 8 1 1 4 6 0 2 5 1 6 5 2 0 7 3 5 1 18 6 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 93 95 8 10 0 1 1 2 1 1 5 2 1 0 1 0 2 0 4 5 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 5 6 4 0 20 30 14 3 11 13 1 0 1 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 18 40 3 2 1 0 1 0 1 2 52 19 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 1 4 5 28

Georgia Coll. & St. Georgia Southern Georgia Southwestern Glen Alpine Glenville State Grand Valley State Guilford (NC) Henderson State High Point Hillsdale Hiwassee Indianapolis Indiana Southeastern Jackson State (MS) Jacksonville State (AL) Johnson Bible College Kennesaw State Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan King Knoxville Lambuth Lane Lee Lees-McRae LeMoyne (NY) LeMoyne-Owen Lenoir-Rhyne Liberty Baptist Limestone Lindsey Wilson Livingstone Lock Haven Longwood Mars Hill Marshall Marymount (CA) Maryville Mercyhurst Middle TN State Midwestern State (TX) Milligan* Mississippi College Montevallo Morehead State Mount Olive Murphy (TN) Murray State Newberry North Alabama UNC-Asheville UNC-Central UNC-Greensboro UNC-Pembroke UNC-Wilmington North Georgia North Greenville Northern Kentucky Oakland City Ohio Mid-Western Ohio State-Mansfield Ohio State-Newark Ohio Valley Pfeiffer Piedmont Pikeville Presbyterian Puerto Rico-Bayamon Puerto Rico-Cayey Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Queens Quincy

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0 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 21 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 6 13 0 2 0 2 1 0 6 61 25 8 3 1 0 1 1 24 11 3 0 0 1 3 3 5 8 1 0 5 5 2 1 0 1 1 0 3 1 20 9 0 2 0 1 44 26 1 0 7 10 0 1 93 55 1 3 10 12 1 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 6 5 7 17 2 3 1 2 0 3 1 0 0 1 5 5 5 2 0 1 1 1 2 0 First meeting 1 0 1 1 1 1 3 0 15 8 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 2

Radford 2 Rio Grande (OH) 0 Roanoke 0 Rockhurst 1 Saginaw Valley State 0 Saint Joseph’s (IN) 1 Saint Mary’s (KY) 2 Saint Michael’s 1 Shaw 1 Shippensburg 0 Simmons Bible 1 Slippery Rock 2 USC-Upstate 4 Southern Tech 2 Southwest Baptist 0 Spalding 1 Steed (TN) 2 Stetson 0 Sue Bennett 10 Tampa 0 Tennessee 0 Tennessee-Martin 0 Tennessee Tech 2 Tennessee Temple 7 Tennessee Wesleyan 63 Thomas More 2 Tiffin 3 Towson State 1 Transylvania 5 Trevecca-Nazarene 2 Trinity Christian (IL) 0 Troy State 1 Truett-McConnell 1 Tusculum 116 Union (KY) 46 Union (TN) 2 Urbana (IL) 1 Valdosta State 13 VA Intermont 2 VA-Wise 8 Virginia Union 1 Warner Southern 1 Washburn 0 Webber College 1 West Alabama 13 West Florida 10 West Georgia 8 West Liberty State 1 West Virginia State 1 West Virginia Tech 1 West Virginia Wesleyan 3 Western Carolina 2 Wilberforce 2 Wingate 6 Wofford 0 * - Includes V-12 and V-5 Naval Teams Bold indicates 2010-11 opponents

1 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 16 7 3 9 49 0 2 0 10 9 1 1 0 42 53 7 0 14 0 3 1 0 1 0 11 14 22 0 0 1 0 2 1 7 1

This list does NOT include the independent and other non-collegiate teams the Railsplitters played before 1945. They are counted in the won-loss totals but are not included here for space reasons.

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B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena TThe B. Frank “Tex” Turner arena has been the home of the Railsplitters and Lady Railsplitters since 1991. Since then, it has become known as one of the top basketball facilities at the Division II level. The 5,000 seat arena opened in 1991 and replaced the Mary E. Mars Gymnasium, which had been the home of LMU basketball since 1948. In the three years under Head Coach Josh Schertz, the Railspitters have amassed a 38-5 home record, and are currently in the midst of an 18 game home winning streak. This past summer, the Men’s Basketball locker-room and players’ lounge underwent a $75,000 renovation, that included brand new wooden lockers, new carpeting, new wooden floors, as well as state of the art technology upgrades. The locker room now features a surround sound stereo system for players’ use and 60inch plasma flat-screen TV for film study. The players’ lounge now boasts an additional 60inch plasma flat screen TV, X-BOX 360, PlayStation 3, leather gaming chairs and a leather couch. Located adjacent to the men’s basketball locker-room are the recently-refurbished weight room and athletic training facilities. The arena also serves as a practice facility for the golf, soccer, baseball and softball teams. The auxiliary gym contains batting cages and there is an indoor practice tee used by the golf teams. The LMU spring and fall commencement services as well as pinning, white coat and other ceremonies are also held there. LMU’s athletic offices are located on the lower level, with the exception of cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s tennis and softball. Also located on the lower level are the LMU Athlete’s Hall-of-Fame, The B. Frank Turner Room and the Athletic Training Department’s offices. The upper level contains a ticket office and other offices as well as the Dean Bailey Trophy Room, which houses trophies and other memorabilia dating back to the 1920’s and is a memorial to former coach Dean Bailey. The upper concourse also is open to the public as a walking track and is extremely popular with the The Railsplitters in the Turner Arena local community. Entrances to the building are located on the north, south and east ends. There are a total of 24 entrance doors to the arena (handicap access is available on both levels). The arena was named after former LMU football standout B. Frank “Tex” Turner, who donated the funds for its construction. Work on the multi-million dollar facility began on May 7, 1988 and on Feb. 2, 1991 the Railsplitters and Lady Railsplitters held their first contests in the facility when they hosted the University of Alabama-Huntsville in a doubleheader. The women won 112-95 and the men lost 85-69.

1991-present -- 179-97

1990-91 -- 2-3* 1991-92 -- 10-5 1992-93 -- 12-1 1993-94 -- 13-2 1994-95 -- 7-7 1995-96 -- 10-4 1996-97 -- 8-7 1997-98 -- 13-2 1998-99 -- 9-5 1999-00 -- 10-2 2000-01 -- 5-7

2001-02 -- 8-3 2002-03 -- 12-0 2003-04 -- 3-8 2004-05 -- 3-8 2005-06 -- 4-8 2006-07 -- 8-5 2007-08 -- 4-8 2008-09 -- 10-3 2009-10 -- 13-2 2010-11 -- 15-0 * -- After Feb. 2

RAILSPLITTER HOME COURTS Prior to 1924, LMU did not have a gym. Most home games were played in Middlesboro or at Powell Valley High School.

“The Barn” 1924-45

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B. Frank “Tex” Turner Arena 1991 - present

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Strength & Conditioning

The mission of the Lincoln Memorial University Men’s Basketball Strength & Conditioning Program is to merge the team’s principles of hard work and effort with the development of functional strength, agility, footwork, flexibility, core strength and conditioning. The program aims to facilitate growth of its players’ basketball talent and fulfillment of their athletic potential through complete physical maximization. Being in superb condition and having excellent strength is the foundation for our exciting style of play. 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

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Player Development The Schertz Philosophy

“I want to coach high character guys who love to play the game of basketball. Being the best they can be is important to them, and they are willing to do what it takes to reach their potential. I want guys that are responsible, bring positive energy, who work and invest their time to dominate the people they play against. My philosophy on building a championship organization is simple: Teams that win do so because they have good players, but they also win because they recruit high character people who make good decisions on and off the court. It carries over both ways. Our goal at LMU is not to have a “Winning Team” but to build a CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAM!”

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Academic Development

The mission of the Lincoln Memorial University Men’s Basketball Academic Development has been to ensure that players prepare and develop a career off of the basketball court. In the last three seasons, the men’s basketball program has graduated every student athlete who has exhausted their eligibility at LMU. Coach Schertz and the academic administration at Lincoln Memorial University have developed both summer school and a fifth year program for all student athletes at LMU. Study halls, tutoring sessions and library learning programs held by the men’s basketball staff are required for all men’s basketball student-athletes. The men’s basketball staff adheres to the class check policy of “every player, every class, everyday” in their daily pursuit of developing champions on and off the court.

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Railsplitters In The Community

Led by the outgoing personality of Head Coach Josh Schertz, the Railsplitters are frequently seen throughout the community, giving back to the most passionate fans in all of Division II Men’s Basketball. Each fall the men’s basketball team volunteers with the Relay for Life Walk to Fight Cancer held at Harrogate City Park. The past three years on Thanksgiving Day, the Railsplitters have teamed with Pump Springs Baptist Church to hand deliver Thanksgiving dinners to families in the tristate aea. During Christmas, the team can be found helping at the ROHO Christmas Shopping Spree for underprivileged children. The Railsplitters are also involved in area elementary and middle schools, participating in the “Reading For Success” program each spring.

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RAILSPLITTER AMENITIES

Locker Room Suite Cafeteria

Apartment Living

Players Lounge

Nike Game Gear

Why Not LMU?

Best of Both Worlds -- Named to the top 100 Private School’s List in the Southeast by US News & World Report, LMU combines academic excellence & athletic achievement.

Academic Support -- LMU’s Tagge Center offers peer tutoring in all course offerings, lecture note-taking assistance, computer and printer availability, vocabulary development and training in test preparation and test taking. The Carnegie-Vincent Library offers an extensive literary collection, 12-individual and group study rooms, lap-top computer check out and three computer labs. NCAA Tournament Action -- LMU went to the NCAA Division II National Tournament in 2011 for the first time in school history as the #2 seed. Winning -- LMU men’s basketball has averaged 21 wins per season under Head Coach Josh Schertz, and in 2010-2012 shattered the LMU record for wins with 27 as well as the South Atlantic Conference record for wins in Conference play with a 16-2 mark. Championships -- The Railsplitters

FTER HY LMU?” A “W G IN K S A REE ARE PEOPLE THE LAST TH IN S E S S A L NO LONGER GC TIMES & P RECRUITIN BASKETBALL E H T Y B LANDING TO HY D E RECOGONIZ IS ASKING, “W S E A N , S O N Y R O S E A V E E S ES, WS MAGAZIN SPORTING NE NOT LMU?” capped an incredible 2010-2011 season with the South Atlantic Conference regular season championship and the 2011 Food Lion SAC Basketball Tournament Championship. Academic Achievement -- The men’s basketball team is proud to announce a 100% graduation rate over the last three seasons for all scholarship athletes who have exhausted their eligibility at LMU. Style of Play -- LMU’s up-tempo offense and suffocating defense has led the South Atlantic Conference in both field goal percentage offense and field goal percentage defense each of the last three seasons. Coach Schertz’s offensive and defensive systems have produced the SAC awards in scoring margin, rebounding

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margin. Lincoln Memorial University led the nation in points per possession and points allowed per possession. Head Coach Josh Schertz -- In just three seasons he has re-written both the Lincoln Memorial University and South Atlantic Conference record books. Among the school and league records broken during the 2010-11 season: overall wins (27), winning percentage (90%), consecutive wins (22), and conference wins (16). He currently ranks #1 All-time in South Atlantic Conference history in winning percentage. Schertz was chosen the 2011 South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year, selected as a finalist for the 2011 National Division II Coach of the Year, and was honored as the 2011 NABC National Coach of the Month for January 2011. Small College Hoops named him

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Conference Player of the Year, 2011) (D’Mario Curry, Daktronics Second Team All Southeast Region, 2009 & 2010. South Atlantic Conference First Team, 2009. South Atlantic Conference Tournament MVP, 2011) (Vinny Bailey, 2010 South Atlantic All Freshman Team) Environment -- Lincoln Memorial University is centrally located in the Cumberland Gap region of Tennessee. It was founded in 1897 as a living memorial to President Abraham Lincoln. It boasts a 1,000 acre wooded campus with 35 academic, administrative and residential buildings. Community Service -- Lincoln Memorial University men’s basketball team participates annually in the Relay For Life Walk Against Cancer; the annual Thanksgiving Day food delivery held by Pump Springs Baptist Church and ROHO’s annual Christmas Shopping spree. The men’s basketball team visits the local elementary & middle schools each fall and spring, participating in the “Read for Success” program as well.

the top non-Division I head coach under 40 years of age, and Collegeinsider.com voted him one of the top 25 non-Division I head coaches in the nation. Tex Turner Arena -- Home of “Splitter Nation,” Tex Turner Arena seats 5,000 and features a state of the art men’s basketball lounge and locker room facility. LMU’s 38-5 home record, and their current 18 game home winning streak, is one of the top in NCAA Division II. Fan Support -- The Railsplitters average 3,000 fans per game at Tex Turner Arena, which is tops in NCAA Division II. Schertz’s team’s exciting style of play and his commitment to community involvement has led to better than 150% increase in attendance, making Tex Turner Arena into one of the best home court atmospheres in Division II basketball.

Exposure -- Lincoln Memorial University’s Sigmon Communications Center broadcasts every LMU home basketball game online and over two local cable channels throughout Southeast Kentucky and East Tennessee, “W18ANTV” and “Channel 20”. Professional Development -- In three years at Lincoln Memorial University, Schertz has produced two overseas athletes and throughout his coaching career, he has coached and developed more than 20 pro athletes. Recognition -- Over the last three seasons Lincoln Memorial University has had numerous players recognized by the NCAA and South Atlantic Conference. (Desmond Johnson, NCAA Freshman All-American Team, 2009. South Atlantic

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DAY in the LIFE

A LOOK AT A TYPICAL DAY FOR A LMU BASKETBALL PLAYER

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7:45

WAKE UP / SHOWER / DRESS FOR SUCCESS AT ONE OF THE MANY UNIVERSITY DORMS

12:15

LUNCH - CAFETERIA

BREAKFAST WITH THE TEAM & COACHING STAFF - CAFETERIA

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The men’s basketball breakfast table was started with the players’ future in mind. Developed by the coaching staff, it promotes responsibility, punctuality, and the habit to wake up every-day and prepare to successfully work in the business world.

7:00

8:00

9:00

HANG OUT IN THE PLAYERS LOUNGE

The players lounge is equipped with a flat screen HDTV, XBOX 360 and PlayStation-3 as well as a leather couch and chairs.

10:00

11:00

12:00

1:30

8:00 - 12:00 AM

1:00 PM

2:00

WEIGHT ROOM SESSION

ATTEND CLASSES

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6:00

DINNER - CAFETERIA

2:30

FILM ROOM SESSION

Film sessions review previous day’s practice or game, with positive and negative teaching points highlighted. Film sessions are also scouting report based for future opponents. The LMU men’s basketball coaching staff’s philosophy of, “We Will Not Be Out-Worked, We Will Not Be Out Prepared”, carries over to the team as daily education and preparation through film study serves a reminder of the compettion we face in becoming a Championship Program!

3:00

4:00

3:00 - 5:30 PM

5:00

6:00

7:00

STUDY HALL

The Carnegie-Vincent Library is a state-of-the-art academic facility that features the most modern technology, to benefit all of the students at Lincoln Memorial University. The library, along with the Tagge Center for Academic Support, in the Lincoln Memorial University student center, offer more than 250 desktop and lap-top computers are available for student athletes to use. Tutoring sessions are available in the Tagge Center, M-F from 8am – 10pm. The library also offers 10 individual study rooms, and a group computer lab, wh is where the men’s basketball Team holds their nightly study hall.

7:00

8:00

9:00

10:00

PM PRACTICE

5:30 - 6:00

PM PM ATHLETIC TRAINING & TREATMENT ROOM Even with the most physically conditioned athletes, injury can occur. Lincoln Memorial University’s athletic training facility is attached to the men’s basketball locker room and serves the student athletes in injury prevention and rehabilitation.

9:00

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RETURN TO APARTMENTS, SLEEP, AND GET READY TO DO IT AGAIN!

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11:

THIS IS LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Lincoln Memorial University was founded in 1897 as a living memorial to Abraham Lincoln and his philosophy and ideals. Its inception dates from an occasion in the fall of 1863 when the President was meeting with General Oliver Otis Howard to discuss military operations in and around the Cumberland Gap and East Tennessee area. The President expressed his appreciation for the loyalty that the people of the region had shown to the Union during this time of Civil War. Pointing to the area on the map, Mr. Lincoln said, “General Howard, if you come out of all this horror and misery alive, and I hope that you may, I want you to do something for these people who have been shut out from the world all these years. If I live, I will do all I can to aid you and between us we may do them the justice they deserve. Please remember, and if God is good to us we may be able to speak of it later!” Mr. Lincoln did not live to see his dream fulfilled, but O.O. Howard (who also was a founder of Howard University) never forgot those words. In 1895, he traveled to the Cumberland Gap area to address a small academy that was operated by a Congregational minister, the Rev. A.A. Myers, and his wife Ellen. While he was there, the General remembered Lincoln’s request and joined with the Myers and several prominent friends to lay the groundwork for a university honoring the slain President. It was to be an institution whose mission and principles would exemplify the life of Abraham Lincoln. The philosophy articulated by these founders as a guide for University programs and curriculum was based on the following principles which were exemplified in the life of Abraham Lincoln: individual liberty; the privileges and responsibilities of the American government; love and respect for the fellow people; personal initiative, individual effort; unselfish leadership; an appreciation for the common people; free enterprise; and belief in a personal God. Now in its 114th year of operation, LMU has grown into a progressive university, offering over 30 majors. LMU’s Fall 2010 enrollment was 4,550 students and there were 153 faculty members at the main campus and twelve extended learning campus sites. The main campus is also home to the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, which houses one of the largest Lincoln collections in the country.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS Location: Harrogate, TN Founded: 1897 2011-12 Enrollment: 4,550 Nickname: Railsplitters Colors: Blue & Gray Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: South Atlantic Conference President: Dr. B. James Dawson Athletic Director: Roger Vannoy Sports Information Director: Rusty Peace Head Athletic Trainer: Don Grigsby Main Athletics Phone Number: 423.869.6285 2011-12 LMU Railsplitter Basketball

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT / LOCAL INFORMATION MAILING/OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: Tex Turner Arena Cumberland Gap Parkway Harrogate, TN 37752 ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Roger Vannoy 423.869.6285 COMPLIANCE/ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIR. Mike Smith 423.869.6239 HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Josh Schertz 423.869.6240

Hotel Holiday Inn Express Sleep Inn Downtown Inn

423.869.6378

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER Melissa Hayes

423.869.6826

PRESIDENT Dr. B. James Dawson

423.869.6391

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE Dr. Jack Mansfield 423.869.6322 SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR Jenny Michael 423.869.6246

ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACHES Lance Egnatz 423.869.6346 Chris Cottrell 423.869.6346

OTHER SPORTS: Head Baseball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Head Women’s Basketball Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Head Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach Head Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach Head Men’s & Women’s Cross Country Coach Head Volleyball Coach Head Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach Assistant Soccer Coach Head Softball Coach Assistant Softball Coach Cheer/Dance Coach

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Don Grigsby

TEAM PHYSICIAN Dr. Howard Teitelbaum

Jeff Sziksai Ryan Schmalz Roger Hodge Matt Acton Travis Muncy Benny Collins Jeremy Donahue Mike Smith Helio D’Anna Adriano de Moraes Dan Burns TBA

423.869.6345 423.869.6344 423.869.6224 423.869.6343 423.869.6285 423.869.6399 423.869.6201 423.869.6239 423.869.6245 423.869.6340 423.869.6242 423.869.7081 Marcia Yeary Hembree 423.869.6451

LOCAL HOTELS

Location

Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro

From Campus Phone 5 Miles 5 Miles 4.5 Miles

606.248.6860 606.576.7829 606.248.5630

FAMILY DINING Restaurant

Gondolier Haymaker Farms The Oasis Webb’s Country Kitchen Waffle King Chinatown Cafe J. Milton’s La Esperanza Pizza Hut Ryan’s New China Express Old Town Grill King Buffett Heavy’s BBQ

Location

Harrogate Harrogate Harrogate Cumberland Gap Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Tazewell Middlesboro Tazewell

From Campus Phone 1 Mile 1 Mile 1.5 Miles 2.5 Miles 4 Miles 4.5 Miles 4.5 Miles 4.5 Miles 4.5 Miles 5 Miles 5 Miles 12 Miles 5 Miles 12 Miles

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423.869.7129

423.869.8001 423.869.4771 423.869.8000 423.869.5877 606.248.5003 606.248.1627 606.248.0458 606.248.9252 606.248.7338 606.242.2900 606.248.5000 423.626.5766 606.248.7666 423.526.5550

FAST FOOD

Restaurant Frosty Mug Hardee’s Subway Arby’s Burger King Captain D’s Dairy Queen KFC Krystal’s Lee’s Famous Recipe Long John Silver’s McDonald’s Papa John’s Sonic Taco Bell Wendy’s

Location Harrogate Harrogate, Middlesboro Harrogate, Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro Middlesboro

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2011-12 RAILSPLITTER NETWORK BROADCAST SCHEDULE CATCH THE ACTION OF LMU BASKETBALL ALL SEASON LONG! Listen to the broadcasts of Railsplitter basketball on WLMU 91.3 FM & On The World Wide Web At: www.lmurailsplitters.com DATE OPPONENT November 11/7 University of Tennessee (Exhibition) 11/11 Erskine College 11/12 King College 11/17 Union College 11/19 Lees-McRae College 11/25 Ohio State University-Mansfield 11/30 *Wingate University December 12/3 *Catawba College 12/7 Ohio Mid-Western College 12/10 Glenville State University 12/17 King College 12/19 Augusta State University January 1/4 *Tusculum College 1/7 *Newberry College 1/11 *Mars Hill College 1/14 *Anderson University 1/18 *Brevard College 1/21 *Lenoir-Rhyne University 1/25 *Carson-Newman College 1/28 *Wingate University February 2/1 *Tusculum College 2/4 *Catawba College 2/8 *Mars Hill College 2/11 *Newberry College 2/15 *Brevard College 2/18 *Anderson University 2/22 *Carson-Newman College 2/25 *Lenoir-Rhyne University 2/29 2012 SAC Tournament Quarterfinals March 3/3-4 2012 Food Lion SAC Tournament 3/10-13 2012 NCAA Southeast Region Tournament 3/21-24 2012 NCAA Elite Eight Tournament *Denotes South Atlantic Conference Game

AIR-TIME

TIP-OFF

Media

6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Radio/Internet-Audio only No Broadcast Due To SAC Volleyball Tournament No Broadcast Due To SAC Volleyball Tournament 6:40 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Radio/TV/Internet 3:40 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Radio/Internet Audio only 7:40 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Radio/TV/Internet 7:40 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Radio/TV/Internet 3:40 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 3:40 p.m. 6:40 p.m.

4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/TV/Internet Radio/TV/Internet Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/TV/Internet

7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 3:40 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m.

8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.

Radio/TV/Internet Radio/TV/Internet Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/TV/Internet Radio/TV/Internet Radio/Internet Audio only

7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 3:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 5:40 p.m. TBA

8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. TBA

Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/TV/Internet Radio/TV/Internet Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/TV/Internet Radio/TV/Internet Radio/Internet Audio only Radio/Internet Audio only TBA

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RADIO/TV SPOTTING CHART 0LORENZA

6’2” FRESHMAN GUARD RICHMOND HILL, GA

6’2” SOPHOMORE GUARD KNOXVILLE, TN

5’10” REDSHIRT GUARD SPARTANBURG, SC

ROSS

CHANCE JONES

3JUSTIN

4CHASE

5JOEL

6’3” SENIOR GUARD LITHONIA, GA

6’5” FRESHMAN GUARD/FORWARD KNOXVILLE, TN

5’10” REDSHIRT GUARD

ALLEN

JONES

ZYCORRIAN ROBINSON

SCUDDER AURORA, IN

11 C.J.

12 TRISTAN

13 MATT

5’11” FRESHMAN GUARD GAINESVILLE, FL

6’2” FRESHMAN GUARD LOUISVILLE, KY

5’10” REDSHIRT GUARD SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

WAKELY

HICKS

JORDAN

14 DUSTIN

20 DESMOND

21 CAM

6’6” JUNIOR FORWARD KNOXVILLE, TN

6’6” SENIOR FORWARD LYNCH, KY

6’2” JUNIOR GUARD CLEARWATER, FL

CRAIG

JOHNSON

CARDEN

22 JEREMY

23 WALLY

25 VINCENT

6’4” REDSHIRT GUARD FAYETTEVILLE, NC

6’2” JUNIOR GUARD GREENSBORO, NC

6’6” SOPHOMORE FORWARD JENNINGS, FL

HEMINGWAY

JONES

BAILEY

30 JAIROCEY

31 KEENAN

32 BRANDON

6’8” JUNIOR FORWARD DETROIT, MI

6’9” FRESHMAN CENTER COLLEGE PARK, GA

6’1” SENIOR GUARD DECATUR, GA

SIMPSON

PETERSON

33 JAKE

44 TONY

6’9” JUNIOR CENTER LARGO, FL

6’5” SENIOR FORWARD CINCINNATI, OH

TROYLI

MARTIN

ARMSTRONG

Senior Desmond Johnson Senior Brandon Armstrong

Senior Tony Martin

Senior Justin Allen

2011-2012 RAILSPLITTER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent November 11/7 University of Tennessee (Exhibition) 11/11 Erskine College 11/12 King College 11/17 Union College 11/19 Lees-McRae College 11/25 Ohio State University-Mansfield 11/30 *Wingate University December 12/3 *Catawba College 12/7 Ohio Mid-Western College 12/10 Glenville State University 12/17 King College 12/19 Augusta State University January 1/4 *Tusculum College 1/7 *Newberry College 1/11 *Mars Hill College 1/14 *Anderson University 1/18 *Brevard College 1/21 *Lenoir-Rhyne University 1/25 *Carson-Newman College 1/28 *Wingate University February 2/1 *Tusculum College 2/4 *Catawba College 2/8 *Mars Hill College 2/11 *Newberry College 2/15 *Brevard College 2/18 *Anderson University 2/22 *Carson-Newman College 2/25 *Lenoir-Rhyne University 2/29 2011 Food Lion SAC Tournament Quarterfinals March 3/3-4 2012 Food Lion SAC Tournament 3/10-13 2012 NCAA Southeast Region Tournament 3/21-24 2012 NCAA Elite Eight *Denotes South Atlantic Conference Game All Games Listed In Eastern Time

Site

Tip-off

Knoxville, TN Harrogate Harrogate Harrogate Banner Elk, NC Harrogate Harrogate

7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.

Salisbury, NC Harrogate Harrogate Bristol, TN Harrogate

4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Harrogate Harrogate Mars Hill, NC Anderson, SC Brevard, NC Harrogate Harrogate Wingate, NC

8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

Greeneville, TN Harrogate Harrogate Newberry, SC Harrogate Harrogate Jefferson City, TN Hickory, NC TBA

8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. TBA

Hickory, NC TBA Highland Heights, KY

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