2012 UMobile Men's Basketball Media Guide by Matthew Hicks

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Quick Facts

University Information Location Founded Enrollment Nickname School Colors Home Court Seating Capacity Affiliation Conference President Athletics Director Administrative Assistant Athletic Dept. Phone Twitter Facebook

Media Outlets Mobile, AL 1961 1,788 Rams and Lady Rams Maroon & Black H. Austill Pharr Gymnasium 977 NAIA Southern States Athletic Dr. Mark Foley Joe Niland Sally Shouppe 251-442-2278 MobileRams University of Mobile Rams

Joe Niland 251-442-2288 14th 260-159 387-219 Shaddrick Jenkins 251-442-2399 6th

Athletic Training Staff Athletic Trainer Office Phone Assistant Athletic Trainer Office Phone

Melissa Thomas 251-442-2561 Courtney Jones 251-442-2361

Team History First Year Of Basketball All-Time Record NAIA Tournament Appearances/Last

1986-87 574-287 9/2008

Randy Kennedy 251-219-5689

Call News

Willie Gray 251-866-5998

Tri-City Review

Rick Cauley 251-679-5975

WKRG-CBS-5 Sports

Randy Patrick 251-662-3003

WPMI NBC-15 Sports

WALA Fox 10 Sports

Coaching Staff Head Coach Office Phone Years At UM Record At UM Overall Record Assistant Coach Office Phone Years At UM

Mobile Press-Register

WNSP 105.5 FM Sports

Lance Crawford Clement Townsend 251-602-1557 Rob Lehocky Joe Emer 251-434-1065 Lee Shirvanian 251-438-5460

Team Information 2011-12 Overall Record Final Ranking Letterwinners Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost

14-17, 9-9 N/A 5/9 1/4

Key Returners Marcus Polnett G Cody Scott F Kevin Calloway F

5.7 ppg, 97 A 4.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg 5.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg

Key Losses Ji Kimbrough G Antonio Hester F

14 ppg 2011-12 NAIA AA

Key Newcomers Julien Sargent 6-10 JR Chris Richardson 6-0 JR Kwame Beard 6-3 JR Brandon Morris 6-1 JR

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Miami Dade College UT-Martin Shelton State CC West LA College

Staff

Amber Campbell Volleyball

Jon Campbell Volleyball

Trent Catchpole Women’s Soccer

BJ Darawich Softball

Billy Evans Women’s Basketball

Matthew Hicks Sports Information

Mike Jacobs Baseball

Shaddrick Jenkins Men’s Basketball

Terri McCormick Softball

Tiffany McLemore Golf

Joe Niland Men’s Basketball

Colby Odom Golf

Roy Patton Men’s Soccer

Brian Person Women’s Soccer

Jon Seymour Baseball

Sally Shouppe Administrative Assistant

Alastair Stevenson Cross Country

Melissa Thomas Athletic Training

Uwe Tittl Tennis

Courtney Vincent Athletic Training

Courtney Ward Women’s Basketball

Michael Watkins Baseball

Daniel Whelan Men’s Soccer

Kami Whiteis Cheerleading

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Administration Dr. Mark Foley has served as president of the University of Mobile since 1998 and is the third president of the university since its founding in 1961. During 15 years of leadership, Dr. Foley has led the move to intentionally integrate learning, faith and leadership in all areas of university life, while raising academic standards, building new residence halls, establishing outstanding programs such as the Center for Performing Arts and The College of Christian Leadership, and leading the university to national rankings. His emphasis on the core values of faith, learning, conviction, integrity, stewardship and leadership has extended to all operations of the university, from the classroom to the administrative offices. With these core values in place, the university is committed to graduating confident Christian men and women who have mastered the body of knowledge required by the degree they hold; who know how to think; who know what they believe and why they believe it; who possess the courage to live and work according to those beliefs; who accept responsibility as caretakers of that with which God has entrusted them; and who possess the willingness and skill to use their influence in appropriate and effective ways to change the world around them. These values lie at the heart of the University’s 2020 Vision strategic plan that sets as its outcome: “By 2020, The University of Mobile will be a nationally recognized voice and transforming influence in the revitalization of Christian faith and character in America.” Dr. Foley held membership on the Executive Committee of the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Executive Committee and past chairman of the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Schools, and is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Volunteers of America, Southeast, Inc. Previously, Dr. Foley was executive vice president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Hardin Simmons University in Abilene, Texas; and a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Philosophy in psychology and counseling from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained minister, a former business owner, and has practiced as a professional counselor. His wife, Marilyn, is involved in many university activities. She holds a Bachelor of Science in education from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, and is a former classroom educator. The Foleys have two children and two granddaughters. Their daughter, Molly, is married to Doug Sawyer, an accounting executive in Georgia, and they have two daughters, Avery and Abby. Their son, Rob, and his wife, Leah, reside in Colorado. Rob is on the staff of Denver Theological Seminary and Leah is a registered nurse.

Vice Presidents

Dr. Audrey Eubanks Vice President Academic Affairs

Mr. Steve Lee Vice President Business Affairs

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Mrs. Kim Leousis Vice President Enrollmen, Campus Life & Athletics

Mr. Brian Boyle Vice President Institutional Advancement

SSAC Auburn-Montgomery

Belhaven University

Brenau University

Brewton-Parker

Coast College of GA

Emmanuel College

Faulkner University

Lee University

Loyola University

Southern Poly

Southern Wesleyan

Spring Hill College

Truett McConnell

University of Mobile

William Carey

Aim of the SSAC - To promote the development of athletics as an integral part of the educational offerings of member institutions by means of democratic participation at the conference level. This aim shall be accomplished by means of the functioning of committees composed of representatives of those institutions which subscribe to and support athletic programs that shall culminate in truly democratic conference championship competition. The SSAC seeks membership only from accredited institutions that support this aim. The primary criteria for selection and encouragement of membership shall be educational emphasis.

SSAC Teams In Final NAIA Poll Women’s Tennis (6) Men’s Tennis (5) Softball (7) Baseball (5) Women’s Basketball (4) Men’s Basketball (3) Volleyball (3)

Women’s Soccer (2) Men’s Soccer (6) Men’s Cross Country (0) Women’s Cross Country (2) Men’s Golf (3) Women’s Golf (3)

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Head Coach Joe Niland Coach Joe Niland has been head men’s basketball coach at the University Mobile for 13 seasons. Not a stranger to success, Niland has posted 10 20-win seasons and recorded his first 30-win season during the 2004-05 season when he guided the Mobile Rams to a 30-6 record. He guided the Rams to back-to-back Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05. Niland’s teams have posted a 260-159 record overall and a 136-82 mark in conference play. His 1999-2000 squad went 24-10, earning a trip to the NAIA National Tournament. In all, Niland has guided the Rams to five NAIA National Tournament appearances in 13 seasons, two Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championships, and back-to-back Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season co-championships in 2003-04 and 2004-05. His 2001-02 team posted the program’s first win versus a NCAA Div. I opponent, when the Rams upset defending SWAC Champion Alabama State 65-61, and in 2009-10 the Rams beat Louisiana-Lafayette 68-64. Niland also serves as the Athletic Director at the University of Mobile, overseeing 13 athletics programs that constantly rate at the top of the NAIA. Before his time at UMobile, Niland led Spring Hill College to the NAIA National Tournament on two separate occasions, both in the 1993-94 season and again during 1998-99 season. During his tenure at Spring Hill, the Badgers compiled a 127-60 (.679) overall record and a 75-29 (.721) mark in the GCAC. Niland’s 127 wins are the most in SHC history. The Niland family has a history of success in athletics. His father, the late Joe Sr., coached at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY from 194754 and was also the Director of College Scouting for the Buffalo Braves of the NBA. Spring Hill College University of Mobile Niland’s younger brother, Dave, is head Year Overall GCAC Year Overall Conf. basketball coach at Penn State-Behrend 1993-94 22-10 13-3*+ 1999-00 24-10 15-3+ College in Erie, PA and his late uncle, Tom 1994-95 21-8 11-5 2000-01 15-15 7-9 Niland, coached at LeMoyne College in 1995-96 21-10 14-4 2001-02 18-15 8-8 Syracuse, NY from 1947-1972 and served 1996-97 16-15 10-8 2002-03 19-13 8-8 as the school’s athletic director for 45 years, 1997-98 22-9 13-5 2003-04 29-10 13-5*+ retiring in 1992. Also, Michigan’s head 1998-99 25-8 14-4*+ 2004-05 30-6 16-2*+ basketball coach, John Beilein, who took 6 yrs 127-60 75-29 2005-06 22-8 11-3+ the University of West Virginia to the Elite 2006-07 19-14 10-8 Eight of the NCAA Division I men’s basket2007-08 22-10 15-3+ ball tournament in 2004-05, is Niland’s first Totals: 387-219 / 211-111 2008-09 16-16 6-12 cousin. + denotes NAIA Tournament App. 2009-10 17-11 10-8 2010-11 15-14 8-4 * denotes GCAC Championship Prior to coming to Mobile and taking 2011-12 14-17 9-9 his first head coaching job at Spring Hill 13 yrs 260-159 136-82 College, Niland spent three seasons as an assistant at Florida Southern College where the Mocs posted a 73-20 overall record, winning two Sunshine State Conference titles and earning two NCAA Division II National Tournament berths. From 1988-90, Niland served as an assistant at the University of Tampa. The Spartans also won two Sunshine State Conference titles while twice appearing in the NCAA Division II Tournament. The 1988-89 Tampa team finished ranked No. 1 in the final regular-season poll. In addition to his coaching duties, Niland also served as the dean of students at Spring Hill College from 1995 to 1997. As dean of students, Niland was responsible for the division of Student Life which oversaw the departments of Residence Life, Athletics, Health Services, Student Activities, Greek Life and Intramurals. Niland also served on the President’s Cabinet. Niland lends his coaching expertise outside of Pharr Gymnasium as he is active in the CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) working with the youth teams at his church, St. Dominic’s. He also coaches various AAU and youth teams. In the summer of 2008, Niland was selected as a court coach for the 2008 USA Men’s U18 National Team Trials. Niland lives in west Mobile with his wife, Ellen, and their four children: A.J., Katelin, Jake, and Patrick.

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Assistant Coaches Shaddrick Jenkins Shaddrick Jenkins has served five seasons as assistant coach for the University of Mobile basketball team after five years in the same capacity at Coffeyville Community College and a successful playing career in the collegiate ranks. In his five years at Coffeyville under Jay Herkelman, Jenkins helped coach the team to four NJCAA national tournament appearances. In 2007, the squad earned a trip to the Final Four and finished ranked 3rd in the nation. Prior to his coaching career, Jenkins played two years each for Coffeyville (95-97) and the University of South Florida (97-99). He earned Freshman of the Year honors at Coffeyville and averaged 19.5 points per game in his second season. In his first season at Conference USA member South Florida, Jenkins led the team in practically every major category but scoring, while ranking among the conference leaders in steals. Jenkins earned a Bachelor of Science in social science while in school and played professional basketball for one season in Mexico, before coaching.

Willie Burns Jr. Willie Burns Jr. begins his third season as an assistant coach for the Rams. He brings with him more than 22 years of teaching and coaching experience after serving as the Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Rain, Blount, Vigor, Citronelle and Williamson. Burns led Blount to five 5A Area Championships and Vigor to a 6A Area Championship in 2006. He was named Mobile Press-Register and Mobile Optimist Club Coach of the Year in 1994 and 2009. Burns graduated from Stillman College with a degree in physical education and resides in Mobile with his wife, Chelice, and their three children and two grandchildren: Thaddeus, Chelsea, Montraze, Vera and Landen.

Coach: Dr. Bill Elder 1986-87.............18-14 1987-88.............31-3 1988-89.............28-7 1989-90.............21-12 1990-91.............15-17 Coach: Scott Sanderson 1996-97..........23-10 1997-98..........27-9 1998-99..........34-6

1991-92.............22-11 1992-93.............23-11 1993-94.............32-3 1994-95.............21-13 1995-96.............21-12 Coach: Joe Niland 1999-00..........24-10 2000-01..........15-15 2001-02..........18-15 2002-03..........19-13 2003-04..........29-10 2004-05..........30-6

2005-06..........22-8 2006-07..........19-14 2007-08..........22-10 2008-09..........16-16 2009-10..........17-11 2010-11..........15-14 2011-12..........14-17

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Roster No.

Name

Pos.

Ht.

Yr.

Hometown

Previous School

TJ Simon

6’1

Viera, FL

Holy Trinity HS

Chris Richardson

6’1

Birmingham, AL

UT-Martin

Kwame Beard

6’4

Jonesboro-Hodge, LA

Shelton State CC

DeVondre Peoples

6’5

Detroit, MI

Consortium Prep HS

Marcus Polnett

5’10

Birmingham, AL

Homewood HS

Brandon Morris

6’1

Sorrento, LA

West LA CC

Cody Scott

6’6

Springfield, LA

Springfield HS

Brandon Waters

5’8

Powder Springs, GA

Hillgrove HS

Nick Ellis

5’10

Chattanooga, TN

Legrange College

Matthew Smith-Cook

5’10

Pensacola, FL

West Florida HS

Steven Thomas

5’10

Mobile, AL

Mars Hill HS

Dominick Brumfield

6’7

Los Angeles, CA

University of Hawaii

Cole Fountain

6’5

Pensacola, FL

Pine Forest HS

JP Uwamahoro

6’11

Rwanda, Africa

Gordon CC

Julien Sargent

6’11

Clearwater, FL

Miami Dade CC

Kevin Calloway

6’6

Lake Charles, LA

Washington Marion HS

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Player Profiles

12 Marcus

Polnett Senior Birmingham, AL • Homewood HS

5-10 • Senior Personal: Native of Homewood, AL ... Accounting major ... Enjoys sleeping 2011-12: Played in 30 games ... Averaged 5.7 points, 3.2 assists and 1.9 assists per game ... Career-High 9 assists v. Spring Hill 2010-11: Played in 24 games ... Totaled 37 points and 20 rebounds 2009-10: Played in all 28 games for the Rams ... CareerHigh of 13 points v. AUM ... 4+ assists five times ... Season-best 5 assists in finale v. William Carey High School: Homewood ... Played basketball under Coach Tim Shepler ... Defensive MVP as a sophomore ... All Over-The-Mountain and All Area in 2008-09 ... Averaged 12.3 points and 3 assists per game Other: Favorite professional teams are the Atlanta Falcons and the Atlanta Hawks ... Favorite book is Harry Potter ... Favorite home-cooked meal is cereal ... Favorite TV show is anything on Food Network ... Favorite movie is “Mean Girls” ... Celebrity dream date is Oprah Winfrey ... Favorite candy is chico stick

Year

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2009-10

115

109

2010-11

2011-12

151

105

171

Total

304

112

119

219

118

160

196

130

317

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Player Profiles

45 JP

Uwamahoro Senior Rwanda, Africa • Gordon CC

6-11 • Center Personal: Native of Rwanda, Africa ... Son of Jeanne D’Arc and Cyabukombe Epimac ... Sociology major ... Criminal Justice minor 2011-12: Saw action in 11 games ... Totaled 4 points, 4 blocks and 4 rebounds ... Scored 3 points v. ConcordiaSelma ... Grabbed 2 rebounds against Life and Spring Hill Previous College: Gordon College ... St. Catherine College High School: St. Joseph Nyamirambo Other: Favorite athlete is Kevin Garnett ... Favorite home-cooked meal is fried chicken... Favorite TV show is anything on ESPN ... Dream job is to be playing basketball or coaching basketball

Year

FGM

FGA

3PM

3PA

FTM

FTA

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

STL

BLK

PTS

2011-12

Total

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Player Profiles

Kevin

Cody

Calloway

Scott

Junior

Sophomore

Lake Charles, LA • Washington Marion HS

Springfield, LA • Springfield HS

6-6 • Forward

Personal: Native of Lake Charles, LA ... Communication major 2010-11: Played in all 29 games ... 5.5 ppg and 3.7 rpg ... Season-high 15 points v. Faulkner ... Avg. 19.9 minutes per game ... 14 points v. Southern Poly in the SSAC Tourney ... Shot 53% from the floor 2009-10: Played in all 28 games as a freshman... Scored in double-figures five times... Season-high 19 points and 10 rebounds versus Concordia Selma High School: Washington Marion ... Played basketball under Coach Mack Guillory ... Played football under Coach John Jenkins ... All-District MVP Other: Favorite home-cooked meal is gumbo ... Favorite TV show is “Martin” ... Celebrity dream date is Nia Long ... Favorite ice cream is chocolate ... Greatest athletic achievement was being named All-District MVP ... Dream job is to be a sportscaster

Year

FG%

3PT%

FT%

REB

STL

BLK

PTS

2009-10

53.4

0.0

65.9

151

2010-11

52.8

0.0

41.2

108

160

Total

53.1

0.0

50.5

206

311

Personal: Native of Springfield, LA ... Biology major 2011-12: Played in 31 games as a freshman ... Averaged 4.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game ... High of 13 points v. Carver and Auburn-Montgomery ... High of 9 rebounds v. Tougaloo ... Scored in doublefigures six times High School: Springfield ... Played basketball under Coach John Chewning ... Played football under Coach Ryan Serpas ... Ran track and field under Coach John Hill ... 24 ppg, 10 rpg, 2 spg and 2 bpg ... Academic AllState ... 1st-Team All-District ... Parish MVP ... 1st-Team All-Parish Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... Favorite home-cooked meal is lasagna, garlic bread and whole kernel corn ... Favorite TV show is “The Game” ... Favorite movie is “Daddy’s Little Girls” ... Favorite ice cream is Moolenium Crunch ... Greatest athletic achievement was being named Academic All-State ... Is double-jointed in his hands ... Dream job is to be a pharmacist

Year

FG%

3PT% FT%

2011-12

48.1

34.8

Total

48.1

34.8

REB

STL

60.8

141

60.8

141

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BLK PTS

Player Profiles

Brandon

Kwame

Waters

Beard

Sophomore

Junior

Powder Springs, GA • Hillgrove HS

Jonesboro-Hodge, LA • Shelton State

5-8 • Guard

6-4 • Guard Personal: Son of Phyllis Beard ... Native of Jonesboro-Hodge, LA ... HPES major ... Enjoys playing NBA 2K

Personal: Native of San Diego, CA ... Athletic Training major 2011-12: Played in 6 games as a freshman ... Totaled 4 points, 6 assists and 4 rebounds ... Scored 2 points each against Life and Auburn-Montgomery ... Added 4 assists and 2 rebounds v. Auburn-Montgomery High School: Hillgrove ... Played basketball under Coach Edward Morris ... Atheltic Academic Award ... Avg 8 ppg and 5 apg ... Shot 89% from the free throw line Other: Favorite athlete is Kevin Durant ... Favorite professional team is the Oklahoma City Thunder ... Favorite home-cooked meal is burgers ... Favorite TV show is “Sportscenter” ... Favorite movie is “Friday” ... Celebrity dream date is Paula Patton ... Favorite ice cream is vanilla ... Dream job is to be an athletic trainer

Previous College: Shelton State CC ... Outstanding Freshman ... 2011 and 2012 NJCAA State Tournament All-Tournament Team ... 2012 NJCAA 1st-Team All-Region High School: Northridge ... Played basketball ... Offensive Player Award Other: Favorite athlete is Tyreke Evans ... Favorite professional team is the Los Angeles Lakers ... Favorite home-cooked meal is BBQ chicken and macaroni and cheese ... Celebrity dream date is Angelina Jolie ... Favorite ice cream is vanilla ... In 10 years, he will be playing professional basketball overseas ... Greatest athletic achievement was winning a championship ring at Shelton

32 Dominick

Brumfield Senior Los Angeles, CA • Univ. of Hawaii

6-7 • Forward Personal: Son of Ectoria and Rick Brumfield ... Native of Los Angeles, CA ... Communication major ... Sociology minor Previous College: University of Hawaii High School: Played basketball under Coach Victor Evans ... Averaged 17 points and 11 rebounds per game

Year

FG%

3PT%

FT%

REB

STL

BLK

PTS

2011-12

9.1

0.0

100.0

Total

9.1

0.0

100.0

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Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... Favorite professional team is the LA Lakers ... Favorite movie is “He Got Game” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is fried chicken ... Favorite ice cream is cookies and cream ... In 10 years, he will be in the NBA ... Dream job is to be a sports analyst ... Greatest athletic achievement was getting invited to the Adidas Top-100 Camp as a sophomore in high school

Player Profiles

Nick

Cole

Ellis

Fountain

Sophomore

Freshman

Chattanooga, TN • LaGrange College

Pensacola, FL • Pine Forest HS

5-10 • Guard

6-5 • Forward

Personal: Son of Alesia and George Ellis ... Native of Chattanooga, TN ... Athletic Training major ... Enjoys ping pong and hanging with friends

Personal: Son of Gloria Bellamy and Michael Fountain ... Native of Pensacola, FL ... Business major ... Enjoys bowling, ping pong and basketball

Previous College: LaGrange College

High School: Pine Forest ... Played basketball ... Ran track and field ... Back-to-back District Champs ... 6th Man of the Year

High School: Played basketball under Coach Tommy Fox ... Best of Preps ... Defensive Player of the Year ... Team Captain ... All-District ... All-Tournament ... All-Region Other: Favorite athlete is Charles Barkley ... Favorite professional team is the New York Knicks ... Favorite movie is “Major League” ... Favorite TV show is “King of Queens” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is meatloaf ... Celebrity dream date is Kim Kardashian ... Favorite ice cream is chocolate ... In 10 years, he will be a working man ... Dream job is to be a NBA player

Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... Favorite professional team is the Los Angeles Lakers ... Favorite movie is “Laugh at My Pain” ... Favorite TV show is “House of Payne” ... Favorite homecooked meal is ribs, baked beans, macaroni and cheese and rolls ... Favorite ice cream is cookies and cream ... Favorite snack is gummy worms ... In 10 years, he will be playing professional basketball ... Dream job is to be a sports agent ... Greatest athletic achievement was scoring 20 points in both All-Star games

Brandon

DeVondre

Morris

Peoples

Junior

Freshman

Sorrento, LA • West LA CC

Detroit, MI • Consortium Prep

6-1 • Guard

6-5 • Forward

Personal: Son of Angelia Leblanc and Brian Morris ... Native of Sorrento, LA ... Business Management major ... Enjoys fishing

Personal: Son of Gwendolyn and DeEdward Peoples ... Native of Detroit, MI ... Physical Therapy major ... Business Management minor ... Enjoys basketball

Previous College: Xavier, Nicholls State and West LA CC High School: St. Amant ... Played basketball under Coach Gary Duhe ... Played football, baseball and ran track ... All-State ... AllDistrict Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... Favorite professional team is the Los Angeles Lakers ... Favorite movie is “Friday” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is lasagna ... Celebrity dream date is Maegan Good ... Favorite ice cream is homemade vanilla ... Favorite snack is Fruit Rollups ... In 10 years, he will be a state trooper ... Dream job is to own his own business

High School: Consortium College Prep ... Played basketball under Coach Al Anderson ... Averaged 15 points and 11 rebounds Other: Favorite athlete is Carmelo Anthony ... Favorite professional team is the Knicks ... Favorite movie is “Ted” ... Favorite TV show is “The Wayans Bros” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is macaroni and cheese, dressing, BBQ ribs, greens and yams ... Celebrity dream date is Lauren London ... Favorite ice cream is strawberry cheesecake ... Favorite snack is starburst gummies ... In 10 years, he will be playing basketball overseas ... Dream job is to be a NBA player

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Player Profiles

Chris

Julien

Richardson

Sargent

Junior

Birmingham, AL • UT-Martin

Clearwater, FL • Miami Dade CC

6-1 • Guard

6-11 • Center

Personal: Son of Mary and Willie Richardson ... Native of Birmingham, AL ... Athletic Training major ... Enjoys playing video games and laughing

Personal: Son of Candace Freeman and Thel Sargent ... Native of Clearwater, FL ... Criminal Justice major Previous College: Miami Dade

Previous College: Tennessee-Martin High School: Minor ... Played basketball ... All-Metro Other: Favorite athlete is Rajon Rondo ... Favorite professional team is the Boston Celtics ... Favorite movie is “Friday” ... Favorite TV show is “SportsCenter” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is chicken and rice ... Celebrity dream date is Oprah ... Favorite ice cream is strawberry ... Favorite snack is gummy worms ... In 10 years, he will be in NBA ... Dream job is to be a NBA player ... Greatest athletic achievement was being ranked Top-20 in the Nation in AAU Nationals ... Sings R&B songs in the shower

High School: Clearwater ... Played basketball under Coach Jack Coit and Allen Carden Other: Favorite athletes are LeBron James and Kevin Durant ... Favorite professional team is the Miami Heat ... Favorite movie is “The Blind Side” ... Favorite TV show is “Law & Order: SVU” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is anything mom and grandma make ... Celebrity dream date is Rihanna ... Dream job is to play professional basketball ... Greatest athletic achievement was being ranked in Florida ... Loves to travel and is afraid of heights

Matthew

Simon

Smith-Cook

Freshman

Viera, FL • Holy Trinity HS

Pensacola, FL • West Florida HS

6-1 • Guard

5-10 • Guard

Personal: Son of Charlotte and Lester Simon ... Native of Viera, FL ... Business Administration major ... Enjoys playing sports High School: Holy Trinity ... Played basketball under Coach Steve Henderson ... Played football under Mark Ainsley ... Ran track Other: Favorite athlete is Allen Iverson ... Favorite professional team is the Philadelphia 76ers ... Favorite movie is “The Notebook” ... Favorite TV show is “Friday Night Lights” ... Favorite homecooked meal is pizza ... Celebrity dream date is Kate Upton ... Favorite ice cream is strawberry sorbet ... Favorite snack is Skittles ... In 10 years, he will be the owner of a Fortune 500 Company ... Dream job is to play basketball overseas ... Greatest athletic achievement was winning two State Championships in track ... Favorite color is fuchsia

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Personal: Native of Pensacola, FL ... Son of Katima Smith and Eric Cook ... Accounting major ... Enjoys playing 2K11, spades and dominos High School: West Florida ... Played basketball under Coach Lauren Coleman ... Team MVP ... Avg 14 ppg, 4 apg, 6 rpg and 2 bpg ... All-District All-Star Team Other: Favorite athlete is Tracy McGrady ... Favorite professional team is the Miami Heat ... Favorite home-cooked meal is ribs ... Favorite movie is “Above the Rim” ... Celebrity dream date is Stacy Dash ... Greatest athletic achievement was blocking 7 shots against Washington High School ... Dream job is to be a coach

Player Profiles

5860 College Parkway - Mobile, AL 36613 Phone (251) 675-7037

Steven

Service Schedule Sunday School - 9:30 am Morning Worship - 10:50 am Evening Worship - 6:00 pm Wednesday Prayer Service - 6:15 pm

Thomas Freshman Mobile, AL • Mars Hill HS

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“Growing the saints to love the Savior and reach the sinner” Mike Bedford Pastor

Jim Haight Minister of Music

Personal: Son of Jackie and DJ Thomas ... Native of Mobile, AL ... Biology major ... Enjoys playing video games Previous College: UAH High School: Played basketball under Coach Mike Mitchell ... 2010 and 2011 All-Area ... 2009 and 2011 All-County ... 2010 Times Daily All-Tournament Team ... 2010 All-Region ... 2010 Times Daily AllArea 2nd-Team ... 2011 Honorable Mention Other: Favorite athletes are LeBron James and Rajon Rondo ... Favorite professional team is the Miami Heat ... Favorite movie is “Red Tails” ... Favorite TV show is “ESPN First Take” ... Favorite home-cooked meal is chicken casserole ... Celebrity dream date is Zoe Saldana ... Favorite ice cream is cookies and cream ... Favorite snack is Sour Patch Kids ... In 10 years, he will be teaching and coaching ... Dream job is to be a college coach ... Greatest athletic achievement was making it to the Final Four in high school

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2012-13 Preview The 2012-13 University of Mobile men’s basketball team will take the court with a new look, as only three players that have seen significant action will return.

2009-11, averaging 5.5 points and 3.6 rebounds, with highs of 19 points and 10 boards.

“I like our athleticism this year,” Head Coach Joe Niland said. “As we move along, we’ll be pretty solid, and our depth will be a strength once the young guys learn the college game. With all of the new players though, we will need to come together.” Headlining the backcourt are Birmingham, Ala., natives Marcus Polnett and Chris Richardson; Viera, Fla., native TJ Simon; Pensacola, Fla., Marcus Polnett is one of few returning starters for the Rams in 2012-13. native Matthew Smith-Cook; Sorrento, La., native Brandon Morris; On the wing, the Rams have Powder Springs, Ga., product Jonesboro-Hodge, La., native Kwame Brandon Waters; Mobile native Steven Beard and Morris. Beard is a 6-4 Thomas and Chattanooga, Tenn., junior and Morris is a 6-1 junior. native Nick Ellis. Polnett is a 5-10 senior that played in 30 games last year with 5.7 points per game and a team-high 97 assists. Waters saw limited action, appearing in six games for the Rams. Richardson is a 6-1 transfer from NCAA-I UTMartin where he played in 61 games over the past two seasons. “Our only returning guard with a lot of experience is Marcus, and he’s been really solid and we expect him to continue that,” Niland said. “He brings a lot of leadership and has always been a good defender. Freshman TJ Simon is expected to push for playing time. He’s a really good on the ball defender, sees the floor well and will be a real asset. Smith-Cook, Waters, Thomas and Ellis will all provide valuable depth.”

“Kwame brings a lot of experience, and is a big guard that can attack the basket and shoot very well,” Niland said. “He plays aggressive defense and brings athleticism on the perimeter. Morris is a scoring wing that we are very high on.” Inside, the Rams boast Springfield, La., native Cody Scott; Lake Charles, La., native Kevin Calloway; Clearwater, Fla., native Julien Sargent; Pensacola, Fla., native Cole Fountain; Carson, Calif., native Dominick Brumfield and Detroit, Mich., native DeVondre Peoples.

“Kevin has played a lot, and we are hoping he’ll pick up the pace, while Cody has lots of potential if he grows,” Niland said. “Julien is a very strong, skilled post player that provides the size we need and JP will also provide great size. Cole is a tremendous athlete, and once he and DeVondre figure out the college game, they should really fit well into our uptempo system.” Awaiting the Rams is a 29-game schedule, featuring 17 home games and 18 Southern States Athletic Conference games. “The size of the conference limits the non-conference schedule, but we still have a quality one, facing GCAC teams Xavier and Fisk, Carroll and Montanta Tech on the road and St. Thomas out of Florida,” Niland said. “The SSAC West is very balanced from top to bottom. We would’ve won it last season if we’d beaten Loyola, and it’s going to be another dog fight this year. We are looking forward to the challenge.”

Scott played in 31 games last season, averaging 4.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game while earning SSAC All-Freshman honors, and Calloway played in 57 games from

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UMobile Honor Roll

Rene Antee

Gimel Lewis

NAIA All-American Antonio Hester (12) Donte Walker (11) Robert Jones (08) Tramaine Perry (04,05) Gimel Lewis (05) Rene Antee (99,00) Larry Edwards (97) Eric Polite (94) Dennis Powell (94) Anderson Lignon (89) All-Conference Antonio Hester (12)

Eric Polite

Donte Walker (10-11) Ji Kimbrough (10-12) Robert Jones (07-08) Walter Fitzgerald (06-08) Tramaine Perry (00-05) Gimel Lewis (03-05) Gabe Feagin (03-05) Larry Burgess (02-03) Kirby Oliver (02-03) Robert Moman (01-02) Lloyd Savage (00-01) Travis Blackwell (98-00) Kalili Stallworth (98-99) Rene Antee (97-00)

Dennis Powell

Anderson Lignon

Tracy Hector (97-98) Chad Applin (94-95) Adam Thomas (94-95) Eric Polite (93-94) Cortez Dunn (93-94) Dennis Powell (92-94) Anderson Lignon (1986-89) GCAC Freshman of Year Rene Antee (97) Tramaine Perry (01) Trey Rubin (07) Donte Walker (08) Ji Kimbrough (10)

Tramaine Perry

NAIA Scholar-Athlete Kyle Cox (92) All-Tournament Team Gimel Lewis (04) Tramaine Perry (04) Rene Antee (99) Travis Blackwell (99) Tracy Hector (99)

Reggie Ellis

Larry Edwards

Tracy Hector

Gabriel Feagin

Harlem Ambassadors US PRO 2006

Apollon Limossal (CYP) 1999 Algodoneros (MEX) 2002

Azucareros Del Valle (Colombian BNL) 2006 Young Gunz (SEBL) 2008

Decatur Court Kings WBA 2006 Arkansas Impact PBL 2008

Rene Antee

Gimel Lewis

Basketligaen

LEB Gold League

Horsens IC (DEN) 2006-07 264 points- 17.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 3.4 apg, 15 games

Ciudad de La Laguna 2005-06 11.4 points, 8.4 reb, 24.7 min

Highs of 34 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists

Alerta Cantabria 2006-07 Regular Season Champs Plus Pujol Lleida 08-09 Faymasa Palencia 09-10

Tenerife Rural 2007-08 130 pts, 122 reb, 62% fg

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All-Time All-Americans Baseball: Joe Espada (1995-96) Jay King (1999) Kory Melancon (2001) Kevin Orso (2009) Carlos Romero (2009) Softball: Charleste Vaughn (1990, 1993) Tonya Smith (1991) Ivy Dashkin (1991-92) Jennifer Hilliard (1993) Terri Chavis (1994, 1996, 1997) Katie Mahoney (1994-95) Melissa Thomas (1996-97) Coby Cashion (1996) Nikki Wilson (1997-98) Belinda Stein (1997) Sunny Russ (1997, 1999) Tiffany Genola (1998, 2002) Ronda Richardson (1999) Summer Powell (1999) Erin Hostrander (2001) Maria Soto (2003) Missy Passley (2003) Sylvia Bedgood (2003) Denisse Fuenmayor (2002-04) Kirby Baxter (2003-05) Meredith Tanner (2004-05) Brenda Box (2003-04) Stephanie Landrum (2004) Mayret Perez (2005-06) Evelyne Pare (2005) Linden Jones (2005-06) Angelica Yrigoyen (2006) Yaicey Sojo (2007-08) Anadys Suarez (2008) Jineth Pimentel (2008-09) Leslie Pickette (2009) Men’s Soccer: Dencho Vassilev (1992-93) Kirk Trotman (1992-94) Kevin Denerez (1994) Mickey Trotman (1994, 1996) Junior Noel (1995, 1997) Lee Chalmers (1995) Norman Dotch (1995) Glenn Benjamin (1996) Paul Oyuga (1997) Boniventure Maurti (1998-99) Matt Miller (1998-99) Chris Williams (2000, 2002) Remi Roy (1999) Adauto Neto (1999-01) Dominic Schell (1999) Ousmane Coulibaly (1999-01) James Gledhill (2000, 2002) Steven Linpow (2001) Andrew Bayliss (2002)

Jamie Ferguson (2002-03) Darren Toby (2003) Brady Bryant (2003) Tommy Sarkkinen (2003) Robert Ochan (2004) Andreas Rota (2004) Thomas Wharf (2007) Caetano Lima (2007) Ruben Diaz (2007-08) Adrian Rochofski (2007) Matt Watts (2007-08) Chris Dillon (2009-11) Stephen Okai (2010-11) Deshorn Brown (2010-11) Michael Azira (2011) Women’s Soccer: Kellie Mitchell (1994) Irina Teneva (1994-95) Solveig Baadsvik (1995) Pam Byrne (1995-96) Nina Wathne (1996-97) Nina Ellingsen (1996) Sara Krupa (1996-97) Therese Lewis (1996) Astrid Vierdal (1997) Christina Werner (1997) Jackie Law (1997-98) Katherine Sund (1997) Lindsay Grant (1997-98) Vanessa Sims (1997-98) Carmie Landeen (1998) Danielle Small (1998) Tracy Mulligan (1998) Hedda Houghland (1998) Tina Froberg (1998) Ane Stangeland (2000) Alissa Leffler (2000) Elizabeth McGowan (2000) Silje Lunde (2000) Tammie Thornton (2000) Nadine McCorry (2001) Allison Miller (2002) Rose Clemensen (2003, 2006) Kelly Baltieri (2006) Terri McCreadie (2006, 08) Anna Maddox (2008-10) Missy Stovall (2009-10) Christy Lachappelle (2010-11) Lorna Brownlie (2011) Olivia Maddox (2011) Rebekah Counce (2011) Volleyball: Syretta Baldwin (2007) Whitney Knight (2007-09) Paula Stilkey (2008-09) Women’s Basketball: Bernadette Powe (1996-97)

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Edmarie Lumbsley (2001-02) Shanelle Stallworth (2002) Kinga Rybarczyk (2005-06) Crystal Coston (2003-06) Danielle Goodly (2009) Alice Honnery (2011-12) Men’s Basketball: Robert Jones (2008) Tramaine Perry (2004-05) Gimel Lewis (2005) Rene Antee (1999-00) Larry Edwards (1997) Eric Polite (1994) Dennis Powell (1994) Anderson Lignon (1989) Donte Walker (2011) Antonio Hester (2012) Men’s Golf: Tim Brunson (1987-88) Rudy Mihelic (1987-88) Franklin Walley (1989) Mike Graham (1990) Keith Turner (1990-92) Mark Hall (1993) Phillip Nice (1997) Ewan Wilson (997) Tim Butler (1997) Peter Quigley (1997) Andrew Bayliss (2000-03) David Tuyo (2000) Graeme Brown (1998, 2001-02) Matt Drinkard (2006) Women’s Golf: Kathy Ziglo (1994-95) Fiona Young (1996-98) Maria Boivie (1997) Christine Clark (1997) Deanne Tolbird (2000) Maegan Rice (2007-08, 2010) Men’s Tennis: Andrew Batie (1992) Joakim Appelqvist (1992) Jacques Theron (1993-95) Mattias Karlsson (1993-94) Christer Fellwing (1993-94) Frank Chauzu (1993) Michael McMahon (1994-96, 98) Rickard Strom (1994-95) Timothy Smith (1995) Julien Chauvin (1995) Fernando Ibarrola (1995-98) Lasse Koskinen (1995) Jauffrey Faustini (1996) Dean Owen (1996) Gustavo Marcaccio (1996) Leif Meineke (1997-98)

Malik Tabet (1997-98) Marcel Van Der Heide (1997-98) Roger Jung (1997) Joe Liberatore (1998) Women’s Tennis: Radina de la Pena (1989-91) Karina Macias (1989, 1991-92) Malin Lundin (1991-92) Joanne Crothers (1992) Christiana Rodriguez (1992) Petra Thuresson (1992) Marilla Andrade (1993-94) Anna Larsheim (1993) Cecilia Robles (1993) Melissa Metcalfe (1993-94) Marina Nyman (1994-97) Anna Moll (1994) Anita Pearson (1994) Marine Franchot (1995-97) Isabella Listowska (1995-97) Cassandra Mavin (1995, 1997) Martine Van der Bijl (1995) Ingrid Van Gelder (1995) Manon Buskens (1996) Martina Kopacova (1997) Sandra Groschwitz (1997-98) Tania Kovatchka (1998) Andreea Petrisor (1998) Martina Rodriguez (1998) Josy Soares (2006) Men’s Cross Country: Musa Kimeli (2003) Women’s Cross Country: Ivana Skladana (1995) Petra Staskova (1995) Zola Davis (1998) Outdoor Track & Field (M): Keith Melanson (1994) Gus Ibarra (1995) Josh Ginsburg (2000) Outdoor Track & Field (W): Ivana Skladana (1993) Petra Staskova (1996, 1998) Zola Davis (1999) Indoor Track & Field (W): Ivana Skladana (1995-96) Summer Hutcheson (1999)

2012-13 Opponents

Auburn Montgomery Location............ Montgomery, AL Enrollment..............................5,305 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.......................Warhawks Colors...................Orange & Black 2011-12 Record.......................5-23 2011-12 Conf Record..............2-16 Head Coach.........Larry Chapman Record at School...............655-419

Coastal Georgia Location.................Brunswick, GA Enrollment..............................3,500 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.........................Mariners Colors..........................Blue & Grey 2011-12 Record........................6-23 2011-12 Conf Record..............N/A Head Coach.................Gerald Cox Overall Record..................613-210

Fisk

Location......................Jackson, MS Enrollment..............................2,951 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname............................Blazers Colors......................Green & Gold 2011-12 Record.....................16-17 2011-12 Conf Record................9-9 Head Coach.................John Aiken Record at School.....................N/A

Concordia Selma Location.........................Selma, AL Enrollment...............................N/A Affiliation...........................USCAA Conference................Independent Nickname...........................Hornets Colors....................Green & White 2011-12 Record.......................N/A 2011-12 Conf Record.............N/A Head Coach.....Anthony Rutledge Record at School.....................N/A

Lee University

Location...................Nashville, TN Enrollment.................................726 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference...........................GCAC Nickname..........................Bulldogs Colors...............Royal Blue & Gold 2011-12 Record........................6-22 2011-12 Conf Record..............2-12 Head Coach...........Derek Watkins Record at School......................N/A

Belhaven University

University Location................. Cleveland, TN Enrollment..............................4,411 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.............................Flames Colors.................Maroon & White 2011-12 Record........................20-9 2011-12 Conf Record..............13-5 Head Coach...........Tommy Brown Record at School..................176-56

Brewton Parker Location...............Mt. Vernon, GA Enrollment..............................1,050 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.............................Barons Colors...........Navy Blue & Orange 2011-12 Record........................9-21 2011-12 Conf Record..............6-12 Head Coach................Jarvis Smith Record at School......................9-21

Emmanuel College Location......Franklin Springs, GA Enrollment.................................800 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname...............................Lions Colors..........................Red & Gold 2011-12 Record.....................21-16 2011-12 Conf Record.............10-8 Head Coach..................T.J. Rosene Record at School....................88-46

Loyola University Location.............New Orleans, LA Enrollment..............................5,000 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.......................Wolf Pack Colors...................Maroon & Gold 2011-12 Record.....................20-10 2011-12 Conf Record..............11-7 Head Coach....Michael Giorlando Record at School...............105-121

Carroll College Location......................Helena, MT Enrollment..............................1,502 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference........................Frontier Nickname...............Fighting Saints Colors...........Purple & Vegas Gold 2011-12 Record.....................14-13 2011-12 Conf Record................7-7 Head Coach...........Brandon Veltri Record at School....................50-38

Faulkner University Location.............Montgomery, AL Enrollment..............................3,200 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname..............................Eagles Colors...Royal Blue, Black & Gray 2011-12 Record.....................17-13 2011-12 Conf Record...............9-9 Head Coach............Jim Sanderson Record at School...............435-277

Montana Tech Location..........................Butte, MT Enrollment..............................2,864 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference........................Frontier Nickname.....................Orediggers Colors.....Tech Green & Tech Copper 2011-12 Record.....................11-15 2011-12 Conf Record..............3-11 Head Coach.........Aaron Woliczko Record at School....................17-37

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2012-13 Opponents

Nicholls State Location.................Thibodaux, LA Enrollment..............................6,404 Affiliation..........................NCAA I Conference.....................Southland Nickname.........................Colonels Colors...........................Red & Grey 2011-12 Record.....................10-20 2011-12 Conf Record..............6-10 Head Coach......................J.P. Piper Record at School..................88-146

St. Thomas University Location.........Miami Gardens, FL Enrollment..............................4,200 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference........................The Sun Nickname...........................Bobcats Colors......Navy, Blue & Burgundy 2011-12 Record........................23-9 2011-12 Conf Record..............14-2 Head Coach..............Patrick Gayle Record at School........................1st

William Carey Location...............Hattiesburg, MS Enrollment..............................4,000 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.......................Crusaders Colors.............Red, Black & White 2011-12 Record.....................13-18 2011-12 Conf Record................9-9 Head Coach...............Steve Knight Record at School...............537-424

Pensacola Christian

Southern Wesleyan

Location....................Pensacola, FL Enrollment..............................4,712 Affiliation..........................NCCAA Conference................Independent Nickname..............................Eagles Colors.......................Blue & White 2011-12 Record.......................19-8 2011-12 Conf Record..............N/A Head Coach............Mark Goetsch Record at School......................N/A

Location.......................Central, SC Enrollment.................................632 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname.........................Warriors Colors...............Royal Blue & Gold 2011-12 Record........................9-19 2011-12 Conf Record..............4-14 Head Coach.....Charles Wimphrie Record at School...............336-328

Tennessee Temple Location.............Chattanooga, TN Enrollment.................................357 Affiliation..........................NCCAA Conference......................Mid-East Nickname.......................Crusaders Colors..........................Red & Black 2011-12 Record.....................15-16 2011-12 Conf Record................3-3 Head Coach..................Brac Brady Record at School........................1st

Trinity Baptist Location................Jacksonville, FL Enrollment.................................283 Affiliation..........................NCCAA Conference................Independent Nickname..............................Eagles Colors......Royal Blue, Black & White 2011-12 Record........................5-21 2011-12 Conf Record..............N/A Head Coach...................John Jones Record at School......................N/A

Spring Hill College Location........................Mobile, AL Enrollment..............................1,400 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname...........................Badgers Colors...................Purple & White 2011-12 Record.....................13-13 2011-12 Conf Record..............7-11 Head Coach.....Robert Thompson Record at School...............138-131

Truett McConnell Location..................Cleveland, GA Enrollment..............................1,946 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference.............................SSAC Nickname...............................Bears Colors..........................Blue & Gold 2011-12 Record.....................14-19 2011-12 Conf Record..............5-13 Head Coach.......Wade Mawdesley Record at School......................N/A

Xavier University Location.............New Orleans, LA Enrollment..............................3,399 Affiliation...............................NAIA Conference...........................GCAC Nickname......................Gold Rush Colors......................Gold & White 2011-12 Record.......................23-9 2011-12 Conf Record.............11-3 Head Coach.......Dannton Jackson Record at School..................202-90

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2011-12 Results Date 11/08/11 h 11/12/11

11/14/11 h

Opponent

Score

W/L

Record

Leading Scorer

Leading Reb

Leading Assists

Texas College

81-80 (OT)

1-0

(26) Kimbrough

(8) Hester

(4) Duke

SUNO

73-66

2-0

(19) Kimbrough

(9) Turner

(4) Polnett

Xavier (La.)

71-80

2-1

(27) Kimbrough

(8) Turner

(5) Polnett

11/18/11

Southern Poly (Ga.)

68-74

2-2, 0-1

(18) Kimbrough

(17) Dockery

(4) Salinas

11/19/11

Brewton-Parker (Ga.)

67-77

2-3, 0-2

(13) Kimbrough

(11) Turner

3 players with 1

12/02/11 h

Lee (Tenn.)

70-52

3-3, 1-2

(31) Hester

(16) Hester

(3) Kimbrough

12/03/11 h

Shorter (Ga.)

81-83

3-4, 1-3

(27) Kimbrough

(9) Hester

(4) Duke

Xavier (La.)

45-62

3-5

(9) Dockery

(6) Dockery

(4) Kimbrough

12/09/11 h

Concordia-Selma

86-55

4-5

(22) Hester

(7) Dockery

5 players with 3

12/10/11 h

Carver

79-83

4-6

(20) Salinas

(11) Hester

(5) Polnett

12/17/11 h

Life (Ga.)

104-84

5-6

(22) Salinas

(10) Dockery

(7) Polnett

12/30/11 h

SUNO

65-73

5-7

(21) Kimbrough

(8) Dockery

3 players with 2

12/06/11

01/06/12

Southern Wesleyan (S.C.)

69-62

6-7, 2-3

(18) Dockery

(5) Salinas

(3) Duke

01/07/12

Emmanuel (Ga.)

60-58

7-7, 3-3

(25) Hester

(6) Dockery

3 players with 3

01/09/12

Life (Ga.)

70-88

7-8

(18) Dockery

(8) Hester

(5) Polnett

01/12/12

William Carey (Miss.)

68-64

8-8, 4-3

(15) Salinas

(11) Hester

(4) Kimbrough

01/14/12 h

Belhaven (Miss.)

69-73

8-9, 4-4

(30) Hester

(16) Hester

(3) Polnett

01/16/12

Tougaloo (Miss.)

52-58

8-10

(22) Hester

(13) Hester

(2) Polnett

01/19/12

AUM

56-57 (OT)

8-11, 4-5

(21) Hester

(19) Hester

(2) Kimbrough

01/26/12

Spring Hill (Ala.)

79-73

9-11, 5-5

(21) Hester

(10) Hester

(9) Polnett

01/28/12

Faulkner (Ala.)

60-63

9-12, 5-6

(19) Kimbrough

(4) Dockery

(3) Polnett

02/02/12 h

Loyola (La.)

86-75

10-12, 6-6

(16) Kimbrough

(12) Hester

(6) Kimbrough

02/04/12 h

William Carey (Miss.)

59-54

11-12, 7-6

(16) Hester

(15) Hester

5 players with 2

Belhaven (Miss.)

54-63

11-13, 7-7

(30) Hester

(18) Hester

(6) Polnett

02/11/12 h

AUM

69-64

12-13, 8-7

(17) Kimbrough

(8) Kimbrough

(4) Waters

02/16/12 h

Tougaloo (Miss.)

55-76

12-14

(17) Hester

(14) Hester

(3) Polnett

02/18/12 h

Spring Hill (Ala.)

83-75

13-14, 9-7

(29) Kimbrough

(8) Hester

(5) Duke

02/23/12 h

Faulkner (Ala.)

58-64

13-15, 9-8

(12) Salinas

(8) Hester

(4) Dockery

Loyola (La.)

55-62

13-16, 9-9

(21) Kimbrough

(7) Turner

(3) Turner

02/29/12 n

Brewton-Parker (Ga.)

58-55

14-16

(14) Dockery

(10) Hester

(5) Kimbrough

03/01/12 n

Shorter (Ga.)

64-85

14-17

(19) Hester

(7) Hester

(4) Polnett

02/09/12

02/25/12

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2011-12 Stats No.

Player

GP GS

MIN

FGA

PCT

3PT 3PTA

PCT

FTA

PCT

OFF

DEF

R/G

P/G

Spencer Duke

23.4

.337

.300

.585

1.5

3.5

Jonathan Tinch

8.4

120

.350

.185

.639

1.3

4.2

Tyler Cole

4.8

.333

.450

.333

0.6

1.5

Marcus Polnett

29.5

151

.311

.298

105

.571

1.9

5.7

Cody Scott

12.3

106

.481

.348

.608

2.5

4.5

Brandon Waters

4.5

.091

.000

1.00

0.7

Christian Salinas

26.1

212

.439

149

.389

.724

2.2

8.5

Alex Tolbert

4.5

.118

.000

0.6

0.3

Ji Kimbrough

32.5

142

385

.369

100

.280

123

181

.680

3.3

14.0

Antonio Hester

27.0

189

283

.668

.000

102

155

.658

110

156

8.6

15.5

Brock Dockery

26.7

219

.384

115

.322

.760

106

4.5

7.8

Matthew Turner

13.0

.506

.000

.529

3.4

4.2

JP Uwamahoro

2.4

.500

1.00

.500

0.4

6250

739

1720

.430

183

581

.315

453

706

.642

353

666

213

68.2

Mobile (Ala.)

The University of Mobile men’s basketball team finished the 2011-12 season with a 1417 record and a second-round loss to Shorter University at the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament. The Rams started the season with single-digit victories over Texas College and perennial power SUNO, but went on to drop five of the next six contests. That included a sixpoint loss at Southern Poly, a two-point loss to eventual SSAC champ Shorter and an 18-point thumping of Lee University. Against Lee, the Rams got to the free throw line 29 times, and got a 31-point, 16-rebound effort from Antonio Hester. In the close loss to Shorter, the Hawks shot 52% from the floor and 50% from 3-point range, while Ji Kimbrough poured in 27 points for the Rams. “That was a really tough start to the season, facing a bunch of talented teams,” Niland said. “We picked up a couple of great wins over talented SUNO and Lee teams, but we couldn’t close against Southern Poly and Shorter, and then we couldn’t score against Xavier.” The Jekyll and Hyde act continued as the Rams went 4-3 over the next seven before starting SSAC West action. In that stretch, the Rams blasted Life University by 20, but then turned around and lost by 18 to the same squad. Mobile picked up close road wins at Southern Wesleyan and Emmanuel as well. In the 104-84 win over Life, the Rams forced 28 turnovers and shot 47% from the floor, while Christian Salinas tallied 22 points on 7-of-9 shooting.

32.9 380 88

“We showed a lot by beating an always-tough Life University by 20, and finishing out a couple of close conference wins on the road,” Niland said. “It would’ve been nice to finish off a sweep of SUNO or Lee, but really splitting with those teams isn’t bad.”

The Rams earned a first-round matchup with Brewton-Parker at the SSAC Tournament, and picked up a 58-55 victory. The team held Brewton to 32% shooting from the floor and 24% from 3-point range in the game. Brock Dockery and Hester led with 14 points apiece.

Over the next six games, the Rams went 2-4 in SSAC West action with a non-conference loss to Tougaloo sprinkled in. All six games were decided by single digits, with the Rams pulling out road wins over William Carey and Spring Hill, and losing to Belhaven, AUM and Faulkner.

Next, Mobile faced 2nd-ranked Shorter, and lost 85-64 after being outscored 55-32 in the opening half. Shorter out shot Mobile 52% to 43% from the floor and 52% to 28% from 3-point range.

The Rams beat William Carey despite shooting only 33% from the floor thanks to a 10-of23 effort from 3-point range, and the team turned the ball over only nine times against Spring Hill. The three conference losses were by a combined 11 points, with the toughest being a 57-56 overtime loss at AUM, where the Rams hit only 9-of-16 free throws. The Rams made only nine free throws in three of the losses. “We started out nicely with a tough win at William Carey, and it’s always nice to beat Spring Hill,” Niland said. “We had a chance for a great start to division play, but just couldn’t close out some potential wins.”

“We were up and down all season, and that showed up in the postseason,” Niland said. “We gutted out a close win against Brewton, but then played one of our worst halves to start the Shorter game, and couldn’t recover.” Following the season, Antonio Hester was named 3rd-Team NAIA All-American after averaging 15.5 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, while Ji Kimbrough (14 ppg, 3.3 rpg) joined Hester as a 1st-Team All-Conference selection. Hester was also named the SSAC Newcomer of the Year. “Ji and Antonio were great all year,” Niland said. “Antonio was a force in the paint, and Ji just knows how to get the ball in the basket.”

Mobile went on to close out the regular season with a 4-4 mark, beating William Carey and Spring Hill for the second time each and then exacting revenge on Auburn Montgomery.

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2011-12 UMobile Review Baseball: Rams finished season 25-25 overall and 15-15 in SSAC play. Braxton Hamil named SSAC Freshman of the Year. Justin Beck, Hamil and Brady King named to the Gold Glove Team. Men’s Cross Country: Finished 10th at the SSAC Championship. Men’s Golf: Rams finished 7th at the SSAC Championship. Zach Day finished 3rd individually and was named to the All-Tournament Team. Men’s Soccer: Roy Patton named head coach. Finished season 16-3-1 overall and 10-1-1 in the SSAC. Advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. Deshorn Brown named 1stTeam NAIA All-American, SSAC Player of the Year and SSAC Offensive Player of the Year. Michael Azira named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American and SSAC Newcomer of the Year. Chris Dillon and Stephen Okai named 2nd-Team NAIA All-American. Roy Patton named SSAC Coach of the Year. Azira, Brown, Dillon and Okai named All-Conference. Sam Blackburn named 2nd-Team All-Conference.

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Men’s Tennis: Finished 7-6 overall and 2-2 in conference. Earned host bid to the NAIA National Championship. Fernando Paiva named SSAC Newcomer of the Year. Women’s Basketball: Finished 7-21 overall and 4-14 in the SSAC. Alice Honnery named SSAC Defensive Player of the Year and Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. Honnery named All-Conference and Daphnee Frieson named All-Division. Courtney Bayliss, Lauren Bethly and Briana Edwards named All-Freshman. Frieson, Honnery and Kelsie Ruff named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Women’s Cross Country: Finished 11th at the SSAC Championships. Women’s Golf: Finished 3rd at the SSAC Championships. Ann Nahl named All-Conference and Abbie Harris named AllTournament. Women’s Soccer: Finished 19-4-1 overall and 11-1 in the SSAC. Advanced to the Round of 8 at the NAIA National Championship. Brian Person named SSAC Coach of the Year. Lorna Brownlie named 3rd-Team NAIA All-American. Rebekah Counce, Christy Lachappelle and Olivia Maddox named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. Brownlie, Lachappelle and Maddox named All-Conference. Counce and Jesslyn Fagundes named 2nd-Team All-Conference. Elisabeth Davis, Lachappelle, Maddox and Kelsie Ruff named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Softball: Finished 31-19 overall and 11-12 in SSAC play. Advanced to the NAIA National Championship. Brittany Dunson named All-Conference and Alli Hall named All-Division and All-Freshman. Kamaron Strickland, Korie Fontenot and Jessica Palmer named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Women’s Tennis: Finished 8-7 overall and 1-3 in conference. Stephanie Tomita named SSAC Newcomer of the Year. Volleyball: Finished 24-14 overall and 7-7 in SSAC play. Katy McCollister and Melody Tenney named All-Division. Sara Van Wert named All-Freshman. Coach Jon Campbell picked up his 300th career victory. Stephen Okai

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All-Time Records All-Time Indiv. Career Records 2,000-Point Club 1. Tramaine Perry 2000-05 2. Rene Antee 1996-00

2,144 2,040

1,500-Point Club 3. Larry Edwards

1,763

1,000-Point Club 4. Donte Walker 5. Gabe Feagin 6. Larry Burgess 7. Gimel Lewis 8. Travis Blackwell 9. Kalili Stallworth 10. Walter Fitzgerald 11. Ji Kimbrough 12. Robert Moman 13. Dennis Powell 14. Chad Applin 15. Robert Jones 16. Steve Pellan 17. Seluynn Palmer Rebounds 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gimel Lewis 3. Robert Moman 4. Steve Pellan 5. Delvin Powell 6. Donte Walker 7. Dennis Powell 8. Gabe Feagin 9. Robert Jones 10. Brock Dockery

1993-97 2007-11 2001-05 2000-05 2001-05 1997-00 1996-00 2005-07 2009-12 1998-02 1990-94 1991-95 2005-07 2004-07 2000-04 2000-05 2001-05 1998-02 2004-07 1997-00 2007-11 1990-94 2001-05 2005-07 2008-12

1,422 1,412 1,406 1,388 1,318 1,288 1,287 1,284 1,235 1,232 1,120 1,100 1,036 1,033 878 874 727 600 593 581 542 531 492 476

Field Goals Made 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Rene Antee 3. Larry Edwards 4. Gimel Lewis 5. Walter Fitzgerald

2000-05 1996-00 1993-97 2001-05 2005-07

801 732 593 519 512

Field Goals Attempted 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Rene Antee 3. Larry Edwards 4. Donte Walker 5. Ji Kimbrough

2000-05 1996-00 1993-97 2007-11 2009-12

1,672 1,564 1,363 1,086 1,084

FG Percentage (Min. 50 Md) 1. Anderson Ligon 1987-89 2. Robert Lewis 1987-89 3. Gimel Lewis 2001-05 4. Marcus Caster 1993-97 5. John Major 1988-90

.653 .639 .597 .592 .585

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 2. Rene Antee 1996-00 3. Larry Burgess 2001-05 4. Larry Edwards 1993-97 5. Seluynn Palmer 2000-04

251 194 190 189 183

Three Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 2. Larry Burgess 2001-05 3. Larry Edwards 1993-97 4. Rene Antee 1996-00 5. Seluynn Palmer 2000-04

592 541 530 504 496

Three Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 Made) 1. Herman Scott 1996-98 2. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 3. Felix Taylor 1995-97 4 Chad Applin 1991-95 5. Jason Roeder 1994-96

.464 .421 .414 .398 .386

Free Throws Made 1. Gabe Feagin 2. Tramaine Perry 3. Larry Edwards 4. Rene Antee 5. Robert Moman

2001-05 2000-05 1993-97 1996-00 1998-02

409 392 386 383 382

Free Throws Attempted 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gabe Feagin 3. Gimel Lewis 4. Rene Antee 5. Robert Moman

2000-05 2001-05 2001-05 1996-00 1998-02

636 599 594 550 546

2000-05 1997-00 2001-05 1996-00 2002-06

262 240 220 218 200

Blocked Shots 1. Gimel Lewis 2. Tracy Hector 3. Steve Pellan 4. Matthew Turner 5. David Ramey 6. Cortez Dunn

2001-05 1997-99 2004-07 2008-12 1990-92 1992-94

229 65 63 59 58 57

Games Played 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gabe Feagin 3. Rene Antee 4. Robert Moman 5. Gimel Lewis

2000-05 2001-05 1996-00 1998-02 2001-05

142 139 138 137 136

Individual Single Season Most Points Scored Single Season 665 Rene Antee 1998-99 Highest Scoring Average Single Season 19.8 Rene Antee 1999-00 Most Field Goals Scored Single Season 245 Rene Antee 1998-99 Most Field Goals Att Single Season 476 Larry Edwards 1996-97 Highest FG Percentage Single Season .675 Anderson Ligon 1987-88

Free Throw Percentage 1. Jason Roeder 2. Tracy Tanner 3. Kelly Small 4. Jeff Thompson 5. Lloyd Savage

1994-96 1986-88 1989-91 1987-88 2000-01

.873 .863 .841 .830 .821

Assists 1. Travis Blackwell 2. Rene Antee 3. Gabe Feagin 4. Nate Houston 5. Derrell Moreaux 6. Tramaine Perry

1997-00 1996-00 2001-05 1994-96 2005-09 2000-05

608 579 552 328 319 310

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Steals 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Travis Blackwell 3. Gabe Feagin 4. Rene Antee 5. Chris Bolden

Most Free Throws Made Single Season 169 Tracy Hector 1997-98 Most FT Attempted Single Season 268 Tracy Hector 1997-98 Highest FT Percentage Single Season .880 Jason Roeder 1995-96 Most 3PT FG Made Single Season 105 Kalili Stallworth 1998-99 Most 3PT Field Goals Att Single Season 238 Kalili Stallworth 1998-99 Highest 3PT Field Goal % Single Season .486 Herman Scott 1997-98

All-Time Records Most Rebounds Single Season 277 Gimel Lewis

2003-04

Highest Rebound Average Single Season 8.6 Antonio Hester 2011-12 Most Assists Single Season 297 Travis Blackwell

Most Assists Single Game 15 Nate Houston vs. Central Methodist

Most 3PT Field Goals Att Single Game 13 Larry Edwards vs. Talladega College Dec. 20, 1996

Most Blocked Shots Single Game 6 Antonio Hester vs. Tougaloo College Feb. 16, 2012 6 Antonio Hester vs. Belhaven University Feb. 9, 2012 6 Gimel Lewis vs. S. Polytechnic Univ. March 27, 2004 6 Tracy Hector vs. Pensacola Christian Nov. 10, 1997

1998-99

Highest Assist Average Single Season 7.5 Nate Houston 1994-95 Most Blocked Shots Single Season 90 Gimel Lewis 2003-04 Most Steals Single Season 109 Travis Blackwell

Most 3PT FG Made Single Game 8 Larry Edwards vs. Talladega College Dec. 20, 1996

1998-99

Most Personal Fouls Single Season 112 Chris Bolden 2003-04 Individual Single-Game Most Points Scored Single Game 46 Tramaine Perry vs. Wesley College Dec. 6, 2004

Most Free Throws Made Single Game 15 Donte Walker v. Xavier Jan. 24, 2011 15 Derrell Moreaux vs. Auburn-Mont Jan. 19, 2009 15 Gabe Feagin vs. Alice Lloyd College Dec. 19, 2003 15 Adam Thomas vs. Stillman College Dec. 17, 1994 Most FT Attempted Single Game 21 Ji Kimbrough vs. Belhaven University Feb. 25, 2010 Most Rebounds Single Game 19 Antonio Hester vs. Auburn Montgomery Jan. 19, 2012

Most Field Goals Scored Single Game 18 Tramaine Perry vs. Wesley College Dec. 6, 2004

Jan. 3, 1995

Team Single-Game Most Points Scored Single Game vs. Concordia College (Nov. 12, 1994)

136

Fewest Points Scored Single Game vs. Spring Hill College (Feb. 23, 2002)

Most Points Allowed Single Game vs. Campbellsville (Jan. 3, 1991)

123

Fewest Points Allowed Single Game vs. Wesley College (Nov. 5, 2004)

Pts Scored Single Game (Combined) 230 UM (136) Concordia (94) (Nov. 12, 1994)

Most FG Attempted Single Game 27 Ji Kimbrough vs. Belhaven University Feb. 25, 2010

Fewest Pts Single Gm (Combined) 80 UM (43) TN Temple (37) (Feb. 19, 1988)

Team Single-Season Most Victories Most Losses Most Games Played Most Points Scored Fewest Points Scored Most Points Allowed Fewest Points Allowed Highest Game Average Lowest Game Average Highest Game Average Allowed Lowest Game Average Allowed Most Field Goals Made Most Field Goals Attempted Highest Field Goal % Lowest Field Goal % Most Field Goals Allowed Fewest Field Goals Allowed Highest Field Goal % Allowed

34 17 40 3,409 1,927 2,682 1,883 85.9 66.4 78.1 60.3 1,235 2,510 .533 .409 990 626 .490

1998-99 1990-91 1998-99 1998-99 2010-11 1998-99 2010-11 1994-95 2010-11 1994-95 1987-88 1998-99 1998-99 1987-88 2010-11 1998-99 2010-11 1995-96

Lowest Field Goal % Allowed Most Free Throws Made Most Free Throws Attempted Highest Free Throw % Lowest Free Throw % Most 3PT Field Goals Made Fewest 3PT Field Goals Made Most 3PT Field Goals Att Fewest 3PT Field Goals Att Highest 3PT Field Goal % Lowest 3PT Field Goal % Highest 3PT FG % Allowed Lowest 3PT FG % Allowed Most Rebounds Most Assists Most Steals Most Fouls Most Blocked Shots

.404 692 1,016 .717 .619 249 32 729 90 42.7% 29.1% 38.7% 30.2% 1,462 834 501 850 410

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All-Time History 2010-11: Finished 15-14 overall and 8-4 in first year of Southern States Athletic Conference play. Co-Division Champions with William Carey. Donte Walker named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American and All-SSAC. Ji Kimbrough named All-Division. 2009-10: Rams finished 17-11 overall and 10-8 in GCAC play. Season ended with a four-over time loss to William Carey in the GCAC Quarterfinals. Ji Kimbrough was named GCAC Freshman of the Year, and was joined as a 1st-Team All-Conference member by Donte Walker. Defeated NCAA I Louisiana-Lafayette 68-64 on Nov. 24. 2008-09: Finished the season with a 16-16 overall record and 6-12 mark in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. Upset No. 1 seed Tougaloo College to advance to GCAC Tournament Semifinals before falling to Spring Hill College. 2007-08: Finished the season with a 22-10 overall record and 15-3 ledger in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play. Lost to Xavier in the GCAC Tournament Semifinals, but received an at-large bid to the NAIA National Tournament. The Rams lost to Trevecca Nazarane 67-58 in the 1st-round. Robert Jones was named a 3rd-Team NAIA AllAmerican after averaging 19 points and 18 rebounds. Jones and Walter Fitzgerald were named to the All-GCAC Team, while Donte Walker was named GCAC Freshman of the Year. 2006-07: Finished 19-14 overall, with a 10-8 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Record. Lost to LSU-Shreveport in the GCAC Championship Game. Walter Fitzgerald was named 1st Team All-GCAC and Trey Rubin was named GCAC Freshman of the Year. 2005-2006: Finished 22-8 overall, with a 11-3 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Record. Finished second behind LSU-Shreveport in the regular season GCAC standings and were ousted in the first round of the conference tourney at the hands of Loyola 68-66. Mobile finished the season ranked #23 in the top 25 poll, behind only LSU-Shreveport (2) and Spring Hill (16) out of the GCAC. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. 2004-2005: Finished the season with a 30-6 overall record. Finished as the regular season co-champions along with LSU-Shreveport. Repeated as the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament champions. Lost to Oklahoma City University in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. 2003-2004: Finished the season with a 29-10 overall record. Finished as regular season Co-Champions of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 13-5 record in conference action. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament for the first time in school history defeating Southern University-New Orleans 59-56 in the championship game. Advanced to the Final Four of the NAIA National Tournament falling to Concordia University in the National Championship Semi-final. Gimel Lewis, Tramaine Perry and Gabe Feagin were all named to the Gulf Coast Athletic All-Tournament Team and Lewis was named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament MVP. In addition, Perry and Lewis were named to the NAIA National All-Tournament Team. 2002-2003: Finished the season with a 19-13 overall record. Finished in fifth place in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to Xavier University. 2001-2002: Finished the season with a 18-15 overall record. Finished in fifth place in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Dillard University. 2000-2001: Finished the season with a 15-15 overall record. Finished the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season with a 7-9 conference record. Lost in the first round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to William Carey College. 1999-2000: Joe Niland named as the new head coach. Finished the season with a 24-10 overall record. Finished the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season with a 15-3 conference record. Ranked as high as 4th in the NAIA National Poll. Lost in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship Game to Southern University-New Orleans. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Lindsey Wilson College. 1998-1999: Finished the season with a 34-6 overall record. Won the regular season Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship with a 16-2 mark in conference action. Lost in the Championship Game of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Spring Hill College. Lost in the NAIA National Tournament Championship Game to Life University. 1997-1998: Finished the season with a 27-9 overall record. Finished as regular season Co-Champions of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference with a 15-3 record in conference action. Advanced to the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Championship game before losing to Southern University New Orleans. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Transylvania. Scott Sanderson named GCAC Coach of the Year. 1996-1997: Scott Sanderson named as the new head coach. Finished the season with a 23-10 overall record. Finished in second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference with a 12-6 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to William Carey College. 1995-1996: Finished the season with a 21-12 overall record. Finished in seventh place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 9-9 record in GCAC action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to Spring Hill. 1994-1995: Finished the season with a 21-13 overall record. Finished in sixth place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 7-9 record in conference action. Won the University of Mobile Tip-Off Tournament, Embry-Riddle University Invitational Tournament and the University of Mobile Gulf Coast Classic. Lost in the semifinals of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Dillard University. Head Coach Dr. Bill Elder elected to the NAIA Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. Chad Applin and Adam Thomas named to the All-GCAC Team. 1993-1994: Finished the season with a 32-3 overall record. Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season champions. Became the first team in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference history to go undefeated (16-0) in conference action. Finished the regular season with the best regular season record (31-1) and the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s longest winning streak (26). Ranked third in the final NAIA National regular season poll. Lost in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Spring Hill College. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Midwestern State. Eric Polite and Dennis Powell named NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Players. Coach Bill Elder named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.

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All-Time History 1992-1993: Finished the season with a 23-11 overall record. Finished in fourth place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost to Spring Hill College in round two of the District 30 Tournament. Dennis Powell named to the Gulf Coast Athletic All-Conference Team and the NAIA All-District 30 Team. 1991-1992: Finished the season with a 22-11 overall record. Finished third in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 10-6 record in conference action. Lost to Xavier University in the second round of the District 30 Tournament. Kyle Cox named a NAIA Academic AA. 1990-1991: Finished the season with a 15-17 overall record. Finished in second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 10-6 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to Dillard University. 1989-1990: Finished the season with a 21-12 overall record. Finished second in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 11-5 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to Dillard University. 1988-1989: Finished the season with a 28-7 overall record. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season championship by posting a 13-3 record in conference action. Ranked 15th in the nation in the final NAIA poll. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to William Carey College. Anderson Lignon named as a NAIA All-American Honorable Mention. 1987-1988: Finished the season with a 31-3 overall record. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season championship by posting a near perfect 15-1 record in conference action. Ranked 12th in the nation in the final NAIA poll. Defeated Louisiana College 61-60 to win the District 30 Tournament. Lost to Dordt College in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. Dr. Bill Elder named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference and District 30 Coach of the Year. 1986-1987: Dr. Bill Elder named as the first head coach of the University of Mobile menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball program. Finished the season with a 18-14 overall record. Finished third in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 9-7 record in conference action. Lost to Xavier University in the first round of the District 30 Tournament.

Alabama-Huntsville, University 1-1 Alabama State University 1-0 Alice Loyd College 1-0 Allen University 1-0 Anderson University 1-0 Arkansas Tech University 2-0 Athens State College 0-2 Atlanta Christian College 2-0 Auburn Univ-Montgomery 11-16 Azusa Pacific University 1-0 Baptist Christian College 7-0 Belhaven College 38-10 Berry College 1-1 Biola University 1-0 Birmingham-Southern Univ 2-2 Brewton-Parker College 4-2 Bryan College 1-0 Campbellsville College 0-3 Carver College 0-1 Central Arkansas, University of 0-1 Central Baptist College 1-0 Central Methodist College 1-0 Cincinnati Christian College 1-0 Claflin University 1-0 Clayton CSU 1-1 Clearwater Christian College 6-0 College of the Ozarks 1-0 College of West Virginia 1-0 Concordia College 8-0 Concordia University 0-1 Covenant College 1-0 Culver-Stockton College 1-0 Daemen College 1-0 Dakota Wesleyan University 1-0 Dallas Christian College 1-0

Dallas, University of Dillard University Dordt College Earl Paulk Institute Edward Waters College Embry-Riddle University Emmanuel College Faith Baptist College Faulkner University Flagler College Florida Christian College Florida Memorial College Fontbonne College Freed-Hardeman Geneva College Georgia Southwestern Univ Graceland University Huston-Tillotson College Jarvis Christian College Jimmy Swaggart College Kennesaw College Kentucky Christian College LaGrange College Lane College Lee University Lemoyne-Owen College Life University Lindsey Wilson College Louisiana College Louisiana Christian College Louisiana-Lafayette, Univ. of Louisiana State-Shreveport Loyola Univ.-New Orleans Lyon College Martin Methodist

1-0 38-15 0-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 3-0 2-0 22-24 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 5-1 1-0 2-1 0-1 3-8 0-2 24-7 10-1 0-1 3-12 32-7 3-0 1-0

McNeese State University 0-1 Mesa State University 0-1 Methodist College 1-0 Mid-America Nazarene Univ. 1-0 Midwestern State University 0-1 Miles College 3-0 Molloy College 1-0 Montevallo, University of 6-7 Montreat 1-0 Morris Brown College 1-0 New England, University of 1-0 Nicholls State University 0-2 North Alabama, University of 0-1 Northwestern Oklahoma Univ. 1-0 Oakwood College 2-0 Ohio Southern University 1-0 Oklahoma Baptist College 0-1 Oklahoma City University 1-2 Olivet Nazarene University 1-1 Palm Beach Atlantic University 3-1 Paul Quinn College 2-0 Pensacola Christian College 11-0 Philander Smith College 2-0 Piedmont Bible College 1-0 Pikeville College 1-1 Purdue University-North Central 1-0 Quincy University 0-1 Reinhardt College 3-0 Rice University 0-1 Robert Morris College 1-0 Rochester College 1-0 Rust College 1-0 Selma University 12-0 Shorter University 0-3 Southeastern College 3-0

Southern Polytechnic University 1-2 Southern Univ.-New Orleans 38-17 Southern Tech University 2-0 Southern Wesleyan 1-0 Spring Hill College 34-28 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s University 0-1 Stillman College 9-0 Sue Bennett College 1-0 Talladega College 14-3 Tampa, University of 0-1 Tennessee Temple University 6-1 Texas College 7-0 Thomas College 2-0 Tougaloo College 40-14 Transylvania University 0-1 Trevecca Nazarene University 0-2 Trinity Baptist College 9-0 Trinity College 1-0 Troy State University 0-1 Union College 1-0 Union University 1-1 Voorhees 1-0 Warner Southern College 3-0 Webber College 2-0 Wesley College 6-0 Western State College 1-0 West Florida, University of 1-1 West Georgia State University 0-1 Westmont College 1-0 Wiley College 1-0 William Carey University 34-28 World Harvest Bible College 1-0 Xavier University 26-30

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All-Time Results 1986-87 18-14, 9-7 GCAC L Talladega College W LaGrange College L Faulkner University W Pensacola Christian L Montevallo W Faulkner University W Tennessee Temple W Piedmont Bible W LaGrange College W Pensacola Christian L Faulkner University W Stillman College L Kennesaw College L LaGrange College L SUNO W Montevallo L Xavier University W Louisiana College W Belhaven College W Dillard University L William Carey W Tougaloo College L Spring Hill College L Xavier University L Louisiana College W Belhaven College W SUNO W Dillard University L William Carey W Tougaloo College W Spring Hill College District 30 Tournament L Xavier University

64-61 79-61 73-68 92-46 48-45 67-53 64-56 91-48 78-58 87-53 73-64 72-59 70-58 67-63 81-73 54-51 71-61 59-46 72-54 64-57 76-61 54-49 59-56 75-71 74-64 78-75 86-70 60-58 75-60 66-54 76-74 92-81

1987-88 31-3, 15-1 GCAC W Flagler College 62-57 W Faulkner University 61-54 W Faulkner University 66-63 W Pensacola Christian 114-45 W LaGrange College 68-63 W Miles College 102-65 W Talladega College 102-87 L Montevallo 69-68 W Pensacola Christian 91-46 W New England 106-60 W Trinity Baptist 97-42 W Bryan College 73-60 W Montevallo 69-59 W Dillard University 82-63 W SUNO 84-72 W Louisiana College 75-57 W Talladega College 86-78 W Spring Hill College 77-69 W Belhaven College 78-58 W William Carey 96-52 W Tougaloo College 66-38 W Xavier University 75-66 W SUNO 82-58 W Tougaloo College 60-55 L Louisiana College 64-57 W Xavier University 70-60 W Tennessee Temple 43-37 W William Carey 72-63 W Dillard University 107-70 W Belhaven College 94-68 W Spring Hill College 74-61 District 30 Tournament

W William Carey 95-46 W Louisiana College 61-60 NAIA National Tournament L Dordt College 86-71 1988-89 28-7, 13-3 GCAC W Baptist Christian 103-64 W Talladega College 71-56 W Faulkner University W Talladega College 80-66 W Faulkner University 69-59 W Miles College 107-65 W Talladega College 71-63 W Stillman College 100-68 L Montevallo 65-52 L North Alabama 79-74 W Brewton-Parker 92-80 W Fontbonne College 93-55 W Molloy College 108-42 W Spring Hill College 93-74 W Lane College 125-52 W Union College 71-46 L Bham-Southern 73-69 W Montevallo 71-52 W SUNO 73-53 W Tougaloo College 82-58 W Belhaven College 95-75 W Dillard University 90-70 W Xavier University 89-62 W Louisiana College 105-73 L Spring Hill College 72-67 W William Carey 78-68 W Dillard University 80-69 W Xavier University 79-56 L Tougaloo College 87-84 W Louisiana College 83-57 L Spring Hill College 77-76 W Belhaven College 83-67 W William Carey 79-73 W SUNO 90-80 District 30 Tournament L William Carey 76-75 1989-90 21-12, 11-5 GCAC L Earl Paulk 96-87 W LaGrange College 91-64 W LaGrange College 84-52 L Faulkner University 65-62 W Stillman College 76-70 L Tennessee Temple 72-63 W Earl Paulk College 91-76 W Faulkner University 80-52 W Huston-Tillotson L Montevallo 90-87 W Bham-Southern 85-75 W Palm Beach Atlantic 97-46 L Lemoyne-Owen 73-68 W Morris Brown 83-68 L Spring Hill College 74-64 W Montevallo 83-69 W William Carey 98-83 W Belhaven College 69-43 W Xavier University 56-53 L Louisiana College 78-75 W Tougaloo College 71-49 L SUNO 73-68 W Dillard University 79-78 W Spring Hill College 80-73

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W Dillard University 93-79 L Louisiana College 74-82 W Belhaven College 85-76 W SUNO 115-89 W Tougaloo College 66-63 L Xavier University 83-74 W Spring Hill College 91-86 L William Carey 82-69 District 30 Tournament L Dillard University 82-76 1990-91 15-17, 10-6 GCAC W Jimmy Swaggart 80-66 L Talladega College 91-66 L AUM 89-80 L Faulkner University 85-65 L Faulkner University 79-70 W Montevallo 80-79 W Stillman College 80-72 W Baptist Christian 121-74 L Bham-Southern 73-68 L Troy State 99-83 W Dillard University 101-84 L Campbellsville 123-102 L Oklahoma Baptist 82-80 L Athens State 71-69 L Montevallo 58-55 L William Carey 77-72 W Dillard University 85-71 W SUNO 110-73 L Louisiana College 71-57 L Xavier University 65-59 L Spring Hill College 74-69 L Belhaven College 77-72 W Tougaloo College 79-63 W Dillard University 89-88 L Belhaven College 69-67 W William Carey 102-97 W Tougaloo College 100-60 W Louisiana College 93-92 W SUNO 98-85 W Spring Hill College 75-67 W Xavier University 70-61 District 30 Tournament L Dillard University 63-59 1991-92 22-11, 10-6 GCAC W Clearwater Christian 66-51 W Graceland Univ 95-77 W Loyola University 74-39 W Palm Beach Atlantic 94-59 W Selma University 97-81 L Montevallo 82-80 W Stillman College 99-67 W Baptist Christian 74-65 W Tennessee Temple 75-74 L Faulkner University 93-64 W Baptist Christian 95-73 W Anderson University74-69 L Berry College 85-78 W AUM 77-76 L Montevallo 91-87 W Dillard University 108-85 L Xavier University 69-62 W SUNO 92-82 W Louisiana College 75-74 W Tougaloo College 58-54 L William Carey 82-59

W Belhaven College W Spring Hill College W Dillard University W Tougaloo College L William Carey W SUNO L Louisiana College L Belhaven College L Xavier University W Spring Hill College District 30 Tournament W Louisiana College L Xavier University

76-75 72-64 62-59 71-65 81-79 70-63 96-69 94-78 73-56 72-70 84-62 82-79

1992-93 23-11, 8-8 GCAC W Clearwater Christian 75-51 W Louisiana Christian 88-73 W Concordia College 89-40 W Warner Southern 92-55 L AUM 79-77 W Concordia College 68-39 W Pensacola Christian106-42 W Stillman College 77-66 W Baptist Christian 120-64 W Louisiana Christian 74-69 W AUM 82-60 L Louisiana Christian 82-80 W Culver-Stockton 93-65 W Union College 58-54 W Ozarks (MO) 98-69 L William Carey 79-78 L Dillard University 81-72 W Louisiana College 76-57 L Tougaloo College 68-63 W Belhaven College 67-56 W Xavier University 75-56 W SUNO 74-64 L Spring Hill College 82-77 L William Carey 66-56 W Louisiana College 73-54 W Tougaloo College 71-56 W Dillard University 71-62 L Xavier University 61-55 W Pensacola Christian 79-46 W SUNO 59-56 L Belhaven College 76-70 L Spring Hill College 87-70 District 30 Tournament W Belhaven College 77-71 L Spring Hill College 70-69 1993-94 31-3, 16-0 GCAC W Clearwater Christ 104-68 W Louisiana College 91-90 W Covenant College 101-42 W Loyola University 84-61 W Emmanuel College 101-54 L AUM 71-68 W Louisiana Christian 82-81 W Palm Beach Atl 98-63 W AUM 83-77 W Selma University 107-73 W Stillman College 118-72 W William Carey 68-59 W Louisiana Christian109-67 W Tennessee Temple 86-56 W Embry Riddle 90-88 W Xavier University 64-62

W Belhaven College 92-74 W Dillard University 97-69 W William Carey 69-58 W Tougaloo College 74-51 W Louisiana College 95-64 W Spring Hill College 69-65 W SUNO 87-69 W Tougaloo College 73-60 W SUNO 68-64 W Loyola University 68-52 W Xavier University 74-57 W Dillard University 94-77 W Louisiana College 72-58 W Belhaven College 76-73 W Spring Hill College 68-64 GCAC Tournament W William Carey 78-69 L Spring Hill College 83-67 NAIA National Tournament L Midwestern State 74-61 1994-95 21-13, 8-8 GCAC W Clearwater Christ 116-72 W Louisiana Christian 97-75 W Selma University 108-74 W Concordia College 136-94 W Paul Quinn College101-79 W Univ. of Dallas 90-62 W Embry-Riddle 110-97 W Louisiana Christian 94-78 W Baptist Christian 110-86 L St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College 75-72 L Louisiana Christian 98-94 W Stillman College 88-86 W Central Methodist 97-83 W Lyon College 98-95 W Olivet-Nazarene 82-69 W Louisiana College 83-72 W Dillard University 81-71 L Tougaloo College 100-90 L William Carey 83-82 L Spring Hill College 67-66 W Belhaven College 80-68 L Xavier University 81-69 L SUNO 83-74 W Belhaven College 76-54 W Louisiana College 90-82 W Tougaloo College 82-79 W SUNO 91-84 W Dillard University 70-63 L Xavier University 66-48 W Loyola University 82-76 L William Carey 105-69 L Spring Hill College 76-71 GCAC Tournament W Spring Hill College 68-62 L Dillard University 62-59

All-Time Results 1995-96 20-12, 9-9 GCAC W Faith Baptist 109-59 W Louisiana Christian 70-65 W Faulkner University 83-79 W Southern Tech 60-54 L GA Southwestern 74-60 W Selma University 101-68 W Paul Quinn College 81-57 W Louisiana Christian104-91 W Louisiana Christian 89-79 W Baptist Christian 83-53 W Sue Bennett College 65-60 L Pikeville College 68-49 W Faulkner University 77-74 W Tougaloo College 88-68 W Louisiana College 84-73 W Belhaven College 72-59 L Dillard University 75-72 L Xavier University 82-76 W SUNO 92-84 L Spring Hill College 78-73 W William Carey 83-71 W Loyola University 115-106 L Xavier University 77-68 L SUNO 88-83 W Tougaloo College 67-57 W Belhaven College 85-65 L William Carey 83-76 L Dillard University 78-69 L Loyola University 109-108 L Louisiana College 95-92 W Spring Hill College 67-58 GCAC Tournament L Spring Hill College 77-56 1996-97 23-10, 12-6 GCAC W Dallas Christian 105-64 W Faith Baptist 85-83 W Montevallo 88-71 W Bham-Southern 65-63 W Selma University 82-58 W Faulkner University 76-73 L McNeese State 81-71 L AUM 72-48 W Louisiana Christian107-96 W Talladega 97-89 L AUM 90-77 W Emmanuel College 88-73 W Talladega 109-104 W William Carey 73-72 W Dillard University 63-57 W Tougaloo College 96-83 W Xavier University 83-68 W Louisiana College 78-61 W Faulkner University 80-68 L Spring Hill College 99-85 W Loyola University 88-73 L Dillard University 84-73 L SUNO 94-90 W Belhaven College 73-68 W Louisiana College 101-84 W Tougaloo College 71-53 W SUNO 89-64 L Xavier University 79-68 W Loyola University 95-86 L William Carey 80-78 W Belhaven College 99-82 L Spring Hill College 80-78

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1997-98 27-9, 15-3 GCAC W Pensacola Christian 91-75 W Southern Tech 113-78 W Talladega 82-71 L Faulkner University 65-63 W Selma University 100-71 L Univ. of West FL 104-96 W Rust College 92-65 W Miles College 88-86 W Stillman College 84-46 W AUM 86-80 L Oklahoma City 96-85 W AUM 90-88 W Faulkner University 70-64 L Alabama-Huntsville 76-70 W Tougaloo College 74-38 W Louisiana College 112-75 W Belhaven College 73-59 W Dillard University 82-79 W Xavier University 94-80 L Spring Hill College 93-74 W SUNO 95-81 L William Carey 71-68 W Loyola University 89-61 W Xavier University 67-61 W Louisiana College 94-82 L Dillard University 92-61 W SUNO 95-79 W Tougaloo College 80-68 W Belhaven College 80-64 W William Carey 86-58 W Loyola University 84-66 W Spring Hill College 88-81 GCAC Tournament W Belhaven College 94-54 W Dillard University 84-74 L SUNO 98-90 NAIA National Tournament L Transylvania 63-60 1998-99 34-6, 16-2 GCAC W Pensacola Christian113-50 L Faulkner University 59-56 W Selma University 96-56 W Arkansas Tech 75-52 W Faulkner University 87-67 W Arkansas Tech 78-70 L Central Arkansas 96-95 W Univ. of West FL 74-54 W Pensacola Christian 88-47 W Texas College 89-66 W Alabama-Huntsville 91-64 W Talladega College 78-62 W Dillard University 110-67 W Xavier University 83-72 W Belhaven College 99-55 W Louisiana College 59-50 W SUNO 99-79 W Tougaloo College 66-55 W William Carey 94-61 W Spring Hill College 103-71 W Loyola University 85-71 L Dillard University 87-82 W Xavier University 81-61 W SUNO 96-72

W Louisiana College 102-75 W Tougaloo College 85-77 W Talladega College 100-88 W Selma University 108-59 W Belhaven College 91-69 W Loyola University 83-58 W William Carey 93-76 L Spring Hill College 88-87 GCAC Tournament W Xavier University 84-74 W Dillard University 93-88 L Spring Hill College 70-63 NAIA National Tournament W Northwestern, OK 62-55 W Coll. of West VA 79-76 W Biola University 71-59 W Westmont College 71-63 L Life University 63-60 1999-00 24-10, 13-3 GCAC W Texas College 107-79 W Jarvis Christian 109-74 W Talladega College 83-59 W Selma University 88-65 W Edward Waters 72-60 L AUM 77-74 W Talladega College 89-59 W Webber College 84-65 W Thomas College 85-80 W Brewton Parker 79-66 W Warner Southern 62-58 L Faulkner University 63-61 L Edward Waters 72-71 W Thomas College 85-78 L AUM 77-75 W Tougaloo College 79-64 W Louisiana College 95-72 W Dillard University 72-59 W Xavier University 94-89 W SUNO 94-82 L Spring Hill College 81-74 W William Carey 67-63 W Loyola University 73-64 L Xavier University 75-62 W Louisiana College 75-67 W SUNO 101-69 W Tougaloo College 77-63 L Faulkner University 76-59 L William Carey 89-82 W Dillard University 108-98 W Loyola University 86-72 W Spring Hill College 59-55 GCAC Tournament L SUNO 93-83 NAIA National Tournament L Lindsey Wilson 52-51 2000-01 15-15, 7-9 GCAC L Campbellsville 72-66 W Florida Memorial 62-53 W Selma University 80-48 W Atlanta Christian 86-55 W Warner Southern 63-59 W Philander Smith 88-50 L Faulkner University 71-50 W Selma University 79-73 L Faulkner University 65-49 W Texas College 97-47

L Geneva 62-53 W Lyon College 66-50 L Palm Beach Atlantic84-78 L Dillard University 74-70 W SUNO 67-65 L William Carey 80-64 W Tougaloo College 74-47 W Talladega College 82-67 L Xavier University 71-61 L Spring Hill College 71-51 W Loyola University 80-64 L William Carey 71-60 W SUNO 93-87 L Tougaloo College 65-62 L Xavier University 72-65 W Dillard University 84-80 L Talladega College 67-66 W Loyola University 88-68 L Spring Hill College 87-63 GCAC Tournament L William Carey 61-58 2001-02 18-15, 8-8 GCAC W Florida Memorial 95-92 W Daemen College 57-56 W Selma University 79-59 W World Harvest Bible78-69 L Faulkner University 80-68 W Alabama State Univ. 65-61 L Clayton College 87-76 W Philander Smith 102-70 W Texas College 85-79 W Faulkner University 86-72 W Selma University 81-56 L Life University 106-98 L Univ of Tampa 92-68 L Quincy University 89-76 L Life University 87-77 W Lyon College 77-57 L Dillard University 54-52 L Tougaloo College 81-74 W Loyola University 60-48 W Xavier University 70-51 W William Carey 81-55 L SUNO 73-61 W Talladega College 99-96 L Spring Hill College 49-48 L Dillard University 72-45 W Talladega College 93-73 W Tougaloo College 72-70 W William Carey 80-72 L Xavier University 77-68 L SUNO 74-70 W Loyola University 74-71 L Spring Hill College 51-34 GCAC Tournament L Dillard University 55-52 2002-03 19-13, 8-8 GCAC W Trinity Baptist 84-51 W Allen University 66-60 W Reinhardt College 67-66 W Oakwood College 74-62 L Brewton-Parker 62-48 W Wiley College 69-58 L Athens State Univ. 66-59 L Faulkner Univ. 90-61 W Faulkner Univ. 66-65

W Kentucky Christian W Central Baptist W Claflin University W Alice Loyd College L West Georgia Univ. W Clayton State Univ. L William Carey L Dllard University L Tougaloo College W Xavier University W SUNO W Loyola University W Spring Hill College L Belhaven College W Tougaloo College L Xavier University L William Carey W Loyola University L SUNO W Belhaven College W Dillard University L Spring Hill College GCAC Tournament L Xavier University

79-64 92-67 70-67 85-66 77-66 73-70 92-82 83-60 62-57 60-48 73-71 71-51 63-58 69-65 64-57 77-64 76-70 62-59 74-62 78-61 82-81 72-55 74-69

2003-04 29-10, 13-5 GCAC W Oakwood College 102-70 W Clearwater Christ 108-62 W Reinhardt College 77-57 W AUM 82-68 L Faulkner University 72-68 W Purdue-N. Central 98-78 W Tenn. Temple Univ. 88-65 W Faulkner University 66-63 W Mid America Naz. 98-73 L Nicholls State Univ. 81-71 L U. of La.-Lafayette 110-65 W Lee University 97-58 W Western State 82-75 L Mesa State Univ. 82-66 L SUNO 84-75 L William Carey 80-74 W Loyola University 78-57 W Dillard University 82-68 W Belhaven College 79-64 W LSU-Shreveport 89-80 W Tougaloo College 79-54 L Xavier University 80-72 W Spring Hill College 69-54 W Belhaven College 70-62 W Dillard University 65-64 L LSU-Shreveport 82-74 W Loyola University 83-58 W William Carey 90-86 W Xavier University 80-77 W Tougaloo College 73-63 L SUNO 81-73 W Spring Hill College 77-56 GCAC Tournament W William Carey 72-67 W Spring Hill College 61-58 W SUNO 59-56 NAIA National Tournament W Southern Poly 77-67 W Azusa Pacific Univ. 76-75 W Oklahoma City 75-62 L Concordia Univ 72-57

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All-Time Results 2004-05 30-6, 16-2 GCAC W Trinity Baptist 99-44 W Wesley College 111-24 L Faulkner University 65-82 W Texas College 96-81 W Berry College 79-66 W Faulkner University 84-71 W Pensacola Christian 87-62 L Rice University 56-77 L Trevecca Nazarene 66-75 W Dakota Wesleyan 67-45 W Florida College 79-63 W Wesley College 101-36 W Ohio Southern 109-61 W Cincinnati Christ 108-60 W Dillard University 87-63 W William Carey 69-55 W Loyola University 70-48 W Belhaven College 82-56 W LSU-Shreveport 108-101 W Xavier University 98-89 W Tougaloo College 85-71 W SUNO 78-68 W Spring Hill College 91-66 W Dillard University 85-77 W William Carey 78-62 W Loyola University 83-51 L LSU-Shreveport 78-90 W Tougaloo College 78-70 W Belhaven College 89-75 W Xavier University 86-82 L SUNO 68-79 W Spring Hill College 76-50 GCAC Tournament W Spring Hill College 72-58 W Xavier University 66-60 W Dillard University 89-71 NAIA National Tournament L Oklahoma City 74-77 2005-06 22-8, 11-4 GCAC W Atlanta Christian 75-63 L Faulkner University 75-79 W Pensacola Christian 99-59 W Florida Christian 100-40 W Trinity College 115-75 W Pikeville College 62-47 L Lindsey Wilson 51-68 W Faulkner University 62-56 W Southeastern Coll 88-59

W Trinity Baptist 99-37 W Methodist College 70-55 W Kentucky Christian 96-79 W SUNO 94-51 W William Carey 95-77 W Loyola University 72-61 W Belhaven College 69-55 L LSU-Shreveport 79-81 W Tougaloo College 73-46 L Spring Hill College 71-74 L AUM 49-77 W Belhaven College 79-66 L LSU-Shreveport 67-94 W Loyola University 84-73 W William Carey 76-44 W AUM 93-83 W Tougaloo College 80-48 W SUNO 81-66 W Spring Hill College 82-75 GCAC Tournament L Loyola University 66-68 NAIA National Tournament L Campbellsville 54-70 2006-07 19-14, 10-8 GCAC W Montreat 94-89 W Reinhardt 73-53 L Faulkner University 62-54 L AUM 73-51 W Martin Methodist 81-68 W Webber Intl 73-53 L AUM 68-62 L Olivet Nazarene 53-51 W Robert Morris 51-92* W Wesley College 94-71 L Faulkner University 71-53 W Trinity Baptist 109-58 W Belhaven College 62-59 W Xavier University 51-44 W Tougaloo College 81-72 W Loyola University 74-57 L LSU-Shreveport 7 6-71 L SUNO 74-68 W Dillard University 91-76 W William Carey Univ. 79-72 L Spring Hill 63-50 L SUNO 55-44 L LSU-Shreveport 68-67 W Belhaven College 90-68 L Xavier University 80-67 L Tougaloo College 72-52

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L William Carey Univ. W Loyola University W Dillard University W Spring Hill GCAC Tournament W William Carey Univ. W Tougaloo College L LSU-Shreveport

84-81 80-54 77-61 77-56 80-76 78-73 82-62

2007-08 22-10, 15-3 GCAC L AUM 67-60 L Faulkner University 81-74 W Concordia-Selma 87-61 W Faulkner University 87-67 W Wesley College 102-69 L AUM 90-88 W Trinity Baptist 116-48 L Freed-Hardeman 75-67 L Union University 81-71 W Rochester College 64-43 W William Carey Univ. 79-70 W Tougaloo College 69-60 W Dillard University 66-58 W SUNO 84-69 W Xavier University 64-54 L LSU-Shreveport 80-78 W Loyola University 62-43 W Belhaven College 92-82 W Spring Hill 75-60 L LSU-Shreveport 81-61 W Dillard University 69-55 W William Carey Univ.66-62 L Loyola University 67-59 W SUNO 69-54 W Wesley College 78-65 W Tougaloo College 77-73 W Xavier University 65-64 W Spring Hill 71-67 W Belhaven College 72-66 GCAC Tournament W William Carey Univ.81-72 L Xavier University 68-57 NAIA National Tournament L Trevecca Nazarene 67-58 2008-09 16-16, 6-12 GCAC W Faulkner University 55-49 W Trinity Baptist 89-43 L AUM 67-69 W Concordia-Selma 75-58

L Life University 81-88 W Temple Baptist 121-40 W Clearwater Christ 81-40 W Wesley College 74-64 W Life University 85-66 W SUNO 73-60 W Dillard University 70-49 L Faulkner University 43-48 W Belhaven College 60-58 L William Carey Univ. 57-66 W AUM 72-65 L Loyola University 57-62 L Tougaloo College 58-67 L Xavier University 58-68 W Spring Hill 55-49 L LSU-Shreveport 62-90 L William Carey Univ. 70-72 L Loyola University 79-80 W SUNO 73-65 L Dillard University 59-68 L Belhaven College 54-71 W LSU-Shreveport 86-71 L Xavier University 60-69 L Tougaloo College 50-66 L Spring Hill 71-77 GCAC Tournament W William Carey Univ. 78-63 W Tougaloo College 66-55 L Spring Hill 60-68 2009-10 17-11, 10-8 GCAC W Trinity Baptist W SE Bible College W Faulkner Univ. L Life University W AUM W Concordia-Selma L AUM W Faulkner Univ. L Loyola Univ. W Dillard Univ. L Tougaloo College L Belhaven Univ. W Life University W Xavier University L LSU-Shreveport L William Carey W SUNO W Spring Hill College W Tougaloo College W Loyola Univ.

94-49 97-77 75-72 81-90 78-76 99-80 66-76 65-59 79-82 73-65 74-89 69-80 90-83 59-53 73-83 63-75 77-68 75-58 81-64 80-79

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2010-11 15-14, 8-4 SSAC L Tougaloo College W Vorhees W SUNO W Texas College W Trinity Baptist L Lee University L Shorter Univ. W Southeastern W Brewton-Parker W Concordia-Selma L Tougaloo College L Life University W William Carey L Belhaven Univ. L SUNO W AUM L Life Univ. L Xavier Univ. W Spring Hill W Faulkner Univ. W Loyola Univ. L William Carey W Belhaven Univ. L AUM L Xavier Univ. W Spring Hill L Faulkner Univ. W Loyola Univ. L Southern Poly

73-59 73-71 77-88 73-58 45-65 85-79 74-76 92-99

54-73 73-65 77-59 74-63 76-36 60-67 48-69 62-45 79-69 88-72 49-66 80-96 81-77 66-76 50-54 84-71 63-77 63-69 63-58 75-50 55-51 63-67 76-74 52-54 57-66 65-53 66-67 71-69 57-70

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1994-95 1998-99 1987-88 1989-91 1987-88 2010-11 1988-89 1996-00 1991-95

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1990-93 1989-90 1993-95 1988-92 1995-97 20121997-00 2002-06 2005-06 2011-12 1986-88 1988-91 1998-99 1989-90 1993-94 1986-88 2000-01 20122005-07 2001-05 1986-89

-CCalloway, Kevin Carney, Chris Caster, Marcus Caster, Marvell Chappell, Justin Clark, Marcus Cole, Tyler Comagic, Zarko Conley, EJ Cox, Kyle Curtis, Seth

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Dailey, Cedric Davis, Scott Deacon, Major Dockery, Brock Duke, Spencer

1998-99 1986-88 2007-09 2008-12 2008-12 -E-

Edwards, Larry Ellis, Reggie Ellis, Nick Embry, Tim Etheridge, Jason Evans, Barry

1993-97 2000-02 20121990-92 1997-98 2003-04 -F-

Feagin, Gabriel Fields, Gary Figures, Alfred Fitzgerald, Walter

2001-05 1986-87 1988-90 2005-07

Foley, Rob Fountain, Cole Foxworth, Steven Freeman, Greg Friedman, Scott Futrell, Tommy

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Givens, Chad Golston, Robert Gonzalez, Robin Graham, Charles Grant, Brandon Grier, Miles Gutesa, Dino

1995-96 2008-10 1994-98 1990-92 20122011-12 2010-11

-HHall, Stuart Harden, Robert Healey, Ben Hector, Tracy Hefner, Jason Henderson, Mertiz Henderson, Randy Henely, Billy Henry, Stanley Herbert, Joey Hester, Antonio Hickox, Chas Hicks, Chris Holloway, Jamond Holmes, Leroy Holmes, Paul Hopkins, Al Houston, Nathan Hughes, Carlos Hunte, Michael Hylton, Bentley

1987-88 2000-02 2008-10 1997-99 1989-90 1997-99 1989-90 1999-00 1999-00 1990-91 2011-12 1996-97 1988-91 1999-00 1991-92 2008-09 2003-04 1994-96 2007-09 1995-97 2010-11

-JJohnson, Broderick Johnson, Corey Johnson, Ramon Johnson, Zandell Jones, Michael Jones, Ramon Jones, Robert Jordan, Randy

2008-10 1991-92 1987-89 1989-90 2008 1990-92 2005-08 2002-06

-KKent, Herring Kimble, Rovertus Kimbrough, Ji King, Wes Kynard, Marcus

1986-87 1997-99 2008-12 1986-87 2000-01

-LLaFargue, Shannon 1989-90 Larkins, Eric 1990-92 Lawless, Steve 1988-90 Lazic, Sasa 2006-10 LeDay, Lelund 2008-10 Lee, Hunter 2008-10 Lewis, Gimel 2001-05 Lewis, Robert 1987-89 Ligon, Anderson 1987-89 Lunsford, Mark 1990-93

Luttrell, Patrick

1988-90 -M-

Major, John Marks, Edward Martin, Jay-Dee McCain, Matt McCants, Mike McNeal, Jeff McSween, Steve Mitchell, John Malone, Tim Moman, Robert Moore, Darrell Moore, Eric Moreaux, Derrell Morris, Brandon Murphy, Phillip Musgrove, Brent

1988-90 1999-00 1994-97 1988-89 2002-03 1995-96 2001-02 1988-89 2007 1998-02 1998-99 1988-89 2005-09 20121997-01 1994-96 -N-

Newkirk, Howard

1999-00 -O-

Oliver, Kirby

2002-03

-PPaarlberg, Jason Pace, Treii Palmer, Seluynn Parselany, Guy Parson, Quentin Pellan, Steve Peoples, DeVondre Perkins, Tevin Perry, Tramaine Petty, Ryan Pickett, Joseph Poellnitz, Carl Pollum, Gerald Polnett, Marcus Poole, Jayson Powell, Delvin Powell, Dennis Price, Brandon

1990-91 2008-10 2000-04 2002-03 1989-91 2004-07 20122011-12 2000-05 2010-11 2011-12 1986-87 1991-92 20091995-96 1995-00 1990-94 2006-07

-RRamey, David Reed, Mathew Register, Scott Richard, Kyle Richardson, Chris Robinson, Pat Rodgers, Fred Roeder, Jason Rubin, Trey Russ, Martin Ryan, Joe

1990-92 1994-96 1987-89 1986-88 20121990-92 1991-92 1994-96 2005-07 1986-88 2004-05

1989-90 1993-95 2002-07 20122006-08 1989-91 1993-95 1986-88 20112000-02 2005-07 1995-98 1991-95 1996-00 1989-90 1990-91 2002-05

-TTate, Duan Taylor, Felix Terry, Reginald Thomas, Adam Thomas, Steven Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Johnny Timmons, Mike Tinch, Johnathan Tolbert, Alex Toodle, Shadrick Tracy, Tanner Turner, Andy Turner, Matthew

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2009-10 1986-87

-WWalker, Donte Waters, Brandon Merlin Walker Washington, Lance Watson, Marcus Watts, Jonathon Weideman, Mike Whigham, Brian Windle, Parker Williams, Enquire Willoughby, Gary Wingate, Drey Wolf, Benjamin Wright, Kenny

2007-11 20112009-10 1990-92 1990-92 1987-89 1986-88 1994-96 2000-01 1986-88 1991-92 2007-09 1994-96 2003-05

-YYeadon, Elias Yeager, Marcus

-SSalinas, Christian Sanchez, Jason Sargent, Julien Savage, Lloyd Scott, Cody Scott, Herman Seals, Ricardo

Shaw, Wayne Shelton, Sam Singleton, Matt Simons, TJ Sims, Travious Small, Kelly Smith, George Smith, Kelly Smith-Cook, Matthew Solano, Carlos Spencer, Shane Spottswood, Richie Spraglin, Frank Stallworth, Kalili Steele, Rick Sturdivant, Dave Sullivan, Albert

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