2010-11 etsu men's basketball media guide

Senior Mike Smith

Senior Micah Williams

Senior De’Shaud Johnson

Senior Justin Tubbs

Senior Tommy Hubbard

100 Years...

1912First Men’s

Basketball Team

1920Baseball’s

Jim Mooney

1938Football

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1940Football

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1954Coach

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of Tradition

1969Grantland Rice Bowl

Team

1973Building of

Memorial Center

1989Keith

“Mister” Jennings

1996Men’s Golf

Ranked No. 1

2010Men’s Tennis

Championship Run

During the summer of 2008, ESPN.com released what it called the nation’s “Prestige Ranking,” which attempts to rank the most prestigious programs in the country based on several categories such as NCAA and NIT appearances, conference championships, 20-win seasons and All-America players. ESPN used just the modern era – which it described as 1984 to present. ETSU ranked in the Top 30 percent of the nation’s 300-plus programs, finishing 82nd on the list and well ahead of many programs from mid-major and major conferences. The Bucs finished ahead of major conference teams such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Clemson, California and Florida, as well as mid-major rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro, and every Atlantic Sun Conference School.

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ETSU ExpEriEncE

At East Tennessee State University,

the opportunity to play basketball

brings with it more than a chance

to win basketball games and earn

a degree. In addition, there are the

experiences of reaching out to the

community by visiting area hospitals,

seeing the world during travels

throughout the season, and acting

as university ambassadors at major

sports venues such as Bristol Motor

Speedway.

“Playing basketball at ETSU gives our

players the chance to improve their

athletic skills, but it is much more than

that,” said ETSU head coach Murry

Bartow. “It’s also about growing as a

person, and becoming a well-rounded

member of society. It’s about building

relationships with teammates,

coaches, and staff.

“It’s about becoming a better person.”

The Experience ...

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Fans are invited to tune in and listen to all the exciting action of Buccaneer basketball throughout the 2010-11 season. Jay Sandos, the Voice of the Bucs, as well as sideline reporter John Stevens will broadcast live all ETSU basketball games this season on our fine group of affiliate stations, including:WXSM-AM (640) ................... Tri-CitiesWJCW-AM (910) .................... Tri-CitiesWGOC-AM (1320) ............... KingsportsWRGS-AM (1370) ...............RogersvilleWRGS-FM (94.7) ................RogersvilleWKPT-AM (1400) ................ KingsportWKPT-AM (1490) ......................BristolWKPT-AM (1590) ............ Johnson CityWKPT-FM (94.3) .................. KingsportWKPT-FM (97.9) ........................BristolWKPT-FM (97.7) .............. Johnson CityETSUBucs.com Live Web Broadcasts

If fans are not near a radio, they can listen to Buccaneer games live via the Internet by visiting www.ETSUBucs.com and clicking on the Buccaneer Sports Network logo. Fans can also watch the Bucs live this season, by clicking on ASun.TV and ordering the site’s new video streaming service. Watch the Bucs from anywhere in the world.

In addition, fans are invited to tune in and watch “Inside Buc Sports” – ETSU’s weekly sports update show – on Charter Main Street’s TV 13, while Comcast Cable will broadcast to the remaining households in the area on its Community Channel 14. Shows air on Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. throughout the season.

Credits The 2010-11 ETSU Basketball

Media Guide is a production of the ETSU Athletic Media Relations Office; written and edited by Michael White. Cover and interior designs by Jeanette Henry. Assistance provided by Josh Sorah, Ben Booker and Erica Nelson. Photos by ETSU University Relations photographers Larry Smith, Jim Sledge, Jim Padgett, and ASunPhotos.com.

East Tennessee State Men’s Basketball Media GuideTable of Contents/General Information

East Tennessee State University is a Tennessee Board of Regents institution and is fully in accord with the belief that educational and employment opportunities should be available to all eligible persons without regard to age, gender, color, race, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or sexual orientation. ETSU is a Tobacco-Free Campus, where all use of tobacco is restricted to private vehicles. Designed by ETSU Printing and Publications. TBR 140-010-10 .1M

ETSU’s official athletics web site, www.ETSUBucs.com, has everything you need to follow the Bucs during the 2010-11 season.

Complete schedules, results and statistics, and the latest news are just one click away. Visit the newly redesigned site today and

keep up with the Bucs.

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TablE of conTEnTS

The 2010-11 ETSU men’s basketball media guide cover highlights seniors (clockwise from top left) Mike Smith, Micah Williams, Justin Tubbs, De’Shaud Johnson, and Tommy Hubbard. This season, the Bucs are out to defend their back-to-back conference championships.

IntroductionNCAA Championship ...................................2-3A Program of Prestige .................................4-5Team Info ....................................................6-7Table of Contents ............................................ 8ETSU Overview ............................................... 9Memorial Center .......................................... 10Academic ..................................................... 11Strength & Conditioning .............................. 12Athletic Training ........................................... 13Season Preview .......................................14-16

Player ProfilesMeet the Bucs .............................................. 17 Mike Smith ........................................18-19 Justin Tubbs .......................................20-21 Sheldon Cooley ..................................22-23 De’Shaud Johnson .............................24-25 Tommy Hubbard ................................26-27 Jarvis Jones ........................................28-29 Micah Williams ..................................30-31 Lukas Poderis ....................................... 32-33 Isiah Brown .......................................... 34-35 Adam Sollazzo ..................................... 36-37 J.C. Ward.............................................38-39 Ryan Woumn & Anthony Johnson ........... 40 Curtis Wilkinson & Josh Johnson ............. 41Roster/Team Map ......................................... 42

Coaching StaffMeet the Coaching Staff ............................... 43Murry Bartow..........................................44-46Mike Boyd .................................................... 48Scott Wagers ................................................ 49Thomas Johnson .......................................... 50Support Staff ...........................................51-52

Season Review2009-10 Season Review ............................... 53Final Standings/Timeline ............................. 542009-10 Season Box .................................... 552009-10 Schedule/Results ........................... 562009-10 Game-by-Game ............................. 572009-10 Game High/Lows ........................... 582009-10 Box Scores .................................59-64

2009-10 OpponentsOpponent Section ...................................65-72

Buccaneer RecordsRecord Book ................................................. 731,000 Point Club ........................................... 74Individual Records ...................................75-78Team Bests ................................................... 79Yearly Individual Leaders ............................. 80Yearly Team Statistics ..............................81-82Single-Game Records ................................... 83Conference History ....................................... 84Buccaneer Honors ...................................85-86All-Time Letterwinners ...........................87-88ETSU Basketball Timeline ............................. 88All-Time Results ......................................89-93All-Time Series Records ...........................94-95Coaching Records ......................................... 95NCAA/NIT History ....................................96-98

Welcome to ETSUThis is ETSU .................................................. 99Media Information/Buccaneer Sports Network ...................................... 100Basketball Locker Room ............................. 101Cheerleaders .............................................. 101Championships are BLUE .....................102-103Winning the Right Way .......................104-105Radio/TV Spot Chart ................................... 106

We Are Unique• ETSU offers the world’s only master’s degree

in storytelling and reading• Nation’s only university presenting a

comprehensive study of bluegrass and country music courses

• Features an Advanced Visualization Lab recognized around the globe while providing a look at the future of animation graphics

Academic Support• Academic Advising/Counseling• Tutoring• Career and personal counseling• Member of NCAA Life Skills Program

Students• ETSU enrolls more than 15,000 students• ETSU is the university of choice for students

from more than 65 countries• ETSU is the home of over 170 campus

organizations, including fraternities, sororities, governance and religious groups, honor and service societies, and academic clubs.

Faculty and Staff• over 2,000 full-time faculty and staff• approximately 75% of full-time faculty

members hold a Ph.D. or terminal degree in their fields

Colleges and SchoolsMore than 100 degree programs:

• College of Arts and Sciences• College of Business and Technology• College of Clinical and Rehabilitative

Health Sciences• Clemmer College of Education• Honors College• Quillen College of Medicine• College of Nursing• Gatton College of Pharmacy• College of Public Health• School of Continuing Studies &

Academic Outreach• School of Graduate Studies

Campus• 366 tree-shaded acres• 64 Academic and Administrative Buildings• ETSU’s James H. Quillen College of Medicine

was recently recognized by U.S.News & World Report in the 2011 list of “America’s Best Graduate Schools” for ranking 20th in the nation for family medicine education.

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With the exception of the beautiful Appalachian Mountains surrounding the city, perhaps the most dominant landmark in Johnson City, Tenn., and certainly on the ETSU campus, is the ETSU/Mountain States Health Alliance Athletic Center, better known as the Mini-Dome. The Dome has been the home of Buccaneer basketball for the past 33 years. Home has definitely been sweet for ETSU since the facility was first used in 1977. The Buccaneers have won over 70 percent of their games in the Mini-Dome and have won over 76 percent of their games at home since 1988-89. The Bucs went 12-0 in Memorial Center during the 2003-04 season, 16-3 there in 2006-07, and 11-2 both in 2007-08 and 2008-09. Twice each year, the facility is transformed into a first-class indoor track facility. ETSU annually plays host to an international track meet which has ranked as one of the top indoor track meets in the country. The Mini-Dome also continues to serve as the site of the Atlantic Sun Conference Indoor Track Championship. In addition, the Dome also serves as the home of the Buccaneer tennis teams in various tournaments and dual matches during the season. The Dome offers players and spectators the comforts of 78-degree temperatures in the winter and cool 68-degree marks in the warm summer months. The climate is maintained by 1,140 tons of air conditioning, provided by the university’s chiller plant and by steam heat from the campus power plant. The facilities housed within the Mini-Dome include the main basketball floor, Gentry Field, two auxiliary basketball courts, a six-lane, 280-meter track, six racquetball/handball courts, seven tennis courts, a rifle range, two gymnasiums, a strength training facility, several locker rooms, and a physical education research laboratory. The offices for most of ETSU’s varsity sports are also housed in the Dome, as well as the athletics administration and media relations offices.

Capacity ........................................................5,740Construction Began ...................March 1973Completed .................................... August 1977Cost .................................................... $8.3 millionFirst Basketball Game ............Nov. 28, 1977.......................................................... (vs. Campbell)First ETSU Victory .....................Nov. 28, 1977.............................................(95-66, vs. Campbell)

Memorial Center Quick FactsSize ........................................................... 4.5 acres...............................................................105 feet tall............................................................420 feet long........................................................... 400 feet wideLargest Event Attendance ................ 14,051..........................(NBA Exhibition, Oct. 14, 1994)ETSU Record in Mini-Dome ........... 258-105

Largest Home CrowdsAttend. Opp. Date Res. Score12,884 UTC 2/4/91 W 104-7112,240 N.C. St. 12/29/90 W 94-9112,208 VMI 2/25/91 W 88-7611,341 S. Miss. 12/7/91 W 87-7611,189 App. St. 2/1/92 W 81-7510,727 UTC 1/20/92 L 82-8810,607 App. St. 1/5/91 W 89-7010,475 App. St. 2/17/90 W 98-82

PointsETSU: 42, D. Childress vs. W. Carolina, 2/16/02Opp.: 39, Josh Goodwin, Belmont, 12/1/05

Field Goals MadeETSU: 16, D. Childress vs. W. Carolina, 2/16/02Opp.: 14, Adnon Hodzic, Lipscomb, 1/17/09

Field Goals AttemptedETSU: 30, Courtney Pigram vs. Mercer, 2/28/09Opp.: 29, Kirce, UTC, 2/3/90

ReboundsETSU: 17, Justin McClellan vs. Mar., 1/20/96Opp.: 19, M. Williams, WCU, 2/7/93

Free Throws MadeETSU: 14, D. Childress vs. Davidson, 2/9/02Opp.: 21, Kevin Martin, WCU, 1/17/04

Free Throws AttemptedETSU: 16, Kevin Tiggs vs. Lipscomb 1/17/09Opp.: 26, Frankie King, WCU, 2/23/94

Free Throw PercentageETSU: 14-14, D. Childress vs. Dav., 2/9/02Opp.: 11-11, Leon Buchanan, Morehead State, 12/30/08

Three-Point Field GoalsETSU: 10, Courtney Pigram vs. Mercer, 2/28/09Opp.: 11, Josh Goodwin, Belmont, 12/1/05

Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedETSU: 23, Courtney Pigram vs. Mercer, 2/28/09Opp.: 19, Josh Goodwin, Belmont, 12/1/05

Calvin Talford played during one of the most successful four-year stretches in ETSU history.

AssistsETSU: 18, by Courtney Pigram vs. Mercer, 2/24/07Opp.: 12, by three players (last - Dale, Southern Mississippi, 12/7/91)

StealsETSU: 8, by Travis Strong vs. Morehead State, 12/29/05 8, by Eryk Thomas vs. Jacksonville, 1/15/07Opp.: 10, by Moore, Marshall, 1/29/94

Blocked ShotsETSU: 6, Greg Hamlin, vs. UNF, 1/5/08 6, Brad Nuckles vs. Jacksonville, 1/15/07 6, Eryk Thomas vs. Jacksonville, 1/15/07 6, Eryk Thomas vs. Milligan, 12/9/06 6, Jerald Fields vs. UNCG, 2/12/02Opp.: 7, by Calvin Henry, Mercer, 11/30/06

Records

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Note: Memorial Center opened in 1977 and records are since 1984.


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erforming well in the classroom is an expectation of student-athletes who wear the Buccaneer uniform. Not only are time management skills and self-discipline musts, but also dedication and commitment are needed from each individual student to maintain eligibility and progress toward

graduation. ETSU Athletics provides many resources to assist the student-athlete in achieving his/her academic goals and in preparing ultimately for life after college. The staff not only advises students in scheduling classes and making academic progress, but offers support in the areas of group and individual tutoring, academic mentoring, career and personal counseling and life skills programming. Student-athletes have access to a state-of-the-art computer center that features Dell flat-screen computers, wireless Internet technology and study hall facilities that are open after hours during the week and on Sundays for their use. ETSU is also an active participant in the NCAA CHAMPS program. Through this model, student-athletes are offered a wide range of seminars designed to help them adjust to college life, develop as individuals and prepare for their careers after graduation.

The Humphreys Center for student-athletes is the home of our academic support services. Programming and services include: • AcademicAdvising • IndividualandGroupTutoring • AcademicMentoring • CollegeAdjustmentcoursesfornewstudent-athletes • ProfessionalDevelopmentandCareerPreparationseminars • On-sitestudyhallfacilitiesincludingastate-of-the-artcomputerlab • Academicworkshopsforstudent-athletes

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“ETSU student-athletes consistently rank higher than the regular student body and the national averages for Division I student-athletes in terms of GPA and graduation rates. The ETSU coaching staff and entire athletic department are committed to assisting our students in achieving academic excellence and in paving the road to bright futures.” — Bob Baker

ETSU by the Numbers:• 90%Student-AthleteGraduation

Rate• Spring2009cumulativestudent-

athleteGPAof3.18(non-athletes atETSU–GPA=3.07)

• 12Student-Athletes–4.0Club• 11teamswithteamGPAs3.0

or higher• 65%ofStudent-Athletes-

BuccaneerHonorRoll(3.0GPA or above)

• 54Student-Athletes–Dean’sList• 3Teamshadallstudent-athletes

make the A-Sun All-Academic List

ACADEMIC STAFF

Not PicturedKirsten ClarkAssistant Athletic

Director for Compliance/

Student-Athlete Welfare

Bob BakerDirector of Academic Services

Jared FriesAcademic Advisor/ Tutor Coordinator

Olya BatsulaAcademic Advisor


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STrEngTh and condiTioning

Over the past decade one of the biggest changes in collegiate athletics has been the new attitude toward strength and conditioning. ETSU’s success on the field could not have happened without the hard work and dedication of each student-athlete in the weightroom. Under the direction of head strength coach Lee Morrow, who is currently in his 26th season at ETSU, the Buccaneers haveearnedeightGatorade/NationalStrengthCoachesAssociationAll-American Team honors. With its recent collaboration with the Sports Performance Enhancement Consortium (SPEC) ETSU’s strength and conditioning program has focused its efforts on helping each student-athlete reach his/her greatest athletic potential, in the areas of strength, speed, agility and injury prevention. Located inside Memorial Center, the ETSU’s strength and conditioning complex features one of the finest weightrooms in the area. Overall, the Buccaneers have access to a 7,200-foot facility that features state-of-the-art equipment, including customized full power racks, Hammer-Strength machines, including bench press, incline press, military press, rowing machines, speed mats, pull-up bars in addition to an impressive array of other sports performance tools. Through the SPEC and strength and conditioning web site, ETSU student-athletes have 24-hour access to workout plans, nutrition, and other information that monitors each individual or team off-season conditioning program.

BUCCANEERS STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CENTER

SUPPORT STAFF

Lee MorrowHead Strength Coach

Meg StoneDirector of the Center of Excellence for

Sport Science and Coach Education

The Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education

The Center of Excellence was established July 1, 2008, and is housed in the College of Education. It incorporates three very important aspects of competitive sports: education, service, and research. The former Sport Performance Enhancement Consortium (SPEC) is now a very active branch of the Center of Excellence. The SPEC program continues to be a collaborative effort between Intercollegiate Athletics and the Sport Science Lab in the Department of Kinesiology, Leisure and Sport Sciences. Buccaneer student-athletes in collaboration with sport science, sport medicine, and the sport coach have the opportunity to have their program evaluated and monitored throughout their college career. This monitoring and evaluation process produces one of the most advanced training environments in the nation. This type of relationship is not found anywhere in the U.S. and offers a unique opportunity for the advancement of athletic performance, athlete and coach education and sport science research.The program is dedicated to meeting the following goals: 1. Providing monitoring services for the ETSU sport

teams2. Supporting and providing up-to-date information to

coaches regarding coaching practices. 3. Advising on the Training Process4. Providing an opportunity for the interaction

between sport scientists, medical staff, strength and conditioning staff and the ETSU Sport Coaches.

For more information please visit www.sportsscienceed.com.


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HYDROWORXWithout a doubt the most used piece of equipment in the athletic training facility is the Hydroworx polar plunge pool. It is used by all teams on a daily basis post practice and used by all injured athletes under the care of the athletic training staff. Along with the cold pool is a Hydroworx 500 therapy pool. This pool has a treadmill as part of the floor and two cameras mounted on the front and side of the pool. This gives visual feedback to the athlete and athletic trainer during treatment.

BUCSPORTSThe Jerry Robertson BucSports Athletic Medicine Center serves as both the health center for all Buccaneer Athletics as well as an outpatient health center for the ETSU campus and Johnson City community. Athletic trainers, physical therapists, and a primary care sports medicine physicians help to provide a comprehensive medical program to all patients. Completed in 2001, BucSports provides a variety of opportunities for physical therapy students, medical students and resident physicians interested in the field of sports medicine.

FLUROSCANThe “Mini C Arm” located in the athletic training room allows for quick and efficient exams by the team physician for those athletes that might need an x-ray.

GENERAL ATHLETIC TRAINING AREAThe general athletic training area is approximately 3500 square feet and services the day-to-day practice and competition preparation for the entire athletic department. With 17 treatment tables, various modalities and a large exercise area the general athletic training area allows multiple teams to receive treatment at the same time. Attached to the general athletic training area are three private rooms. Each room is equipped with a treatment table and combination therapy unit as well as one other distinguishing characteristic. The “Normal” room is for IV therapy, the “College” room is for casting and splinting, and the “University” room is for traction.

Brett LewisAssistant Athletic Trainer

Lori HillAssistant Athletic Trainer

Elizabeth SchoenAssistant Athletic Trainer

Andrew SwansonGraduate Assistant

Megan McCauleyGraduate Assistant

Keith LeitingGraduate Assistant

Burena SmithGraduate Assistant

Nicholas MendezGraduate Assistant

Leanne HarknessGraduate Assistant

Kyle UtneGraduate Assistant

Kyle SpanikGraduate Assistant

Shannon DeHavenGraduate Assistant

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

Brian JohnstonDirector of Athletic Medicine


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Bucs Aiming for Repeat

Performance in 2010-11

Best all-around player ............Mike Smith or Tommy HubbardMost likely to blossom .................................. Sheldon CooleyPlayer on the rise ...........................................Micah WilliamsMost underrated .................................................... J.C. WardBest newcomer ............ Anthony Johnson or Curtis Wilkinson

A nine-time NCAA Tournament and two-time NIT participant, the ETSU Buccaneers enter the 2010-11 season looking to continue their current streak of conference championship success and make another run at national prominence in the postseason.

The Bucs only added to their rich history of success during the 2009-10 season, capturing a second straight Atlantic Sun Conference Championship and making back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament. One year ago, the program posted its fourth 20-win season in the past seven years, and did so despite having to overcome multiple challenges.

The obstacles set in front of the Bucs a year ago included the tragic death of rising sophomore center Seth Coy (Washington, Ind.) in a tragic car accident in the preseason, followed

by the loss of senior 1,000-point scorer Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) to injury prior to the start of conference play. Even with those issues, the Bucs methodically gelled as a unit and, despite standing at 14-14 midway through the month of February, the team rattled off six straight victories to earn yet another trip to March Madness. It was not easy however, as the team ultimately needed a 72-66 win over Mercer on the Bears’ home floorinMacon,Ga.,tocapturetheleague tournament title.

The Bucs were led by a team of “role” players that included forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston), guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.), guard Micah Williams (Manchester), guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa, Fla.), post Isiah Brown (Miami), and post J.C. Ward (Marietta). Only losing senior

guard Jocolby Davis (Meridian, Miss.) off the roster from 2009-10, the Bucs will add Smith – a 1,000-point scorer and preseason all-conference pick – back to the mix after receiving a medical redshirt, and a trio of incoming recruits will also add to the talent pool. For those reasons, as the team looks to the 2010-11 season, there is certainly reason to be excited and expectations will be high once again.

The road will not be easy however, as the Bucs’ schedule will once again send them on the road for much of the first two months of the season. Gamesatmajorconferencepowerslike Kentucky, Dayton, Mississippi and Mississippi State await in November and December, as well as a trip to the CancunGovernor’sCupduringtheweek of Christmas. Trips to College of Charleston and Murray State – both solid mid-major programs – will also test the Bucs early on this year.

ETSU will play within the friendly confines of the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center just twice (Tennessee Tech and Milligan) before its conference home opener Dec. 30 against Campbell.


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BackcourtWhile Davis started 28 of the Bucs’

32 games at point guard a year ago, he averaged just 20.2 minutes a contest. This left plenty of minutes at that position for Sollazzo and sophomore Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) to get valuable playing time, and it was Sollazzo who saw much of the action for the Bucs late in games during the Bucs’ championship run, which included a season-ending, six-game winning streak.

Though it is expected Sollazzo and Cooley will see much of the action at the point, there will truly be a log jam for playing time at the shooting guard and small forward positions. With Smith rejoining the rotation, along with the return of Williams, Tubbs, and even Cooley, there are plenty of options at the scoring guard slots.

A year ago, Williams emerged as a true offensive threat, posting double figure efforts in 21 of his last 26 games, earning A-Sun Tournament MVP honors and netting a team-high 19 points against Kentucky in the NCAAs. Williams finished second on the team with 12.7 points per game, while Tubbs – who was an all-tournament selection as well – was third on the squad with 12.1 a contest.

This leaves junior Jarvis Jones (Memphis), senior De’Shaud Johnson (Bristol), and true freshman Ryan Woumn (Lynn, Mass.) looking to contribute. Plans are currently for Jones to redshirt this season due to the mass of players in the scoring guard positions, while Woumn and Johnson may see some floor time because of their basketball I.Q. and ability to distribute the basketball.

FrontcourtThe entire frontcourt returns

this season, led by Hubbard, Brown and Ward. One year ago, Hubbard paced the team with 13.9 points and 8.2 rebounds a contest en route to A-Sun second team honors and all-tournament squad accolades. He averaged 33.5 minutes a contest and also picked up 1.7 steals per game.

While those numbers make it easy to see why Hubbard will be on the

Senior Micah Williams

Bucs at a Glance

Senior Mike Smith

Projected Starters: With so many returning contributors from a year ago and the return of Smith to the lineup, finding spots for the Bucs’ many talented players may be an issue for Bartow and his coaching staff ... Sollazzo looks like a logical choice at point guard but don’t count out sophomore Sheldon Cooley (Tampa, Fla.)... There is a log jam at the shooting guard and small forward slots, with Smith, Williams and Tubbs in the mix ... Hubbard and Brown return on the inside, but that does not take into account Ward, or any newcomers like Anthony Johnson (Los Angeles) or Curtis Wilkinson (Bude, Miss.). Anticipated Strengths: With a bevy of returning players and a great deal of court experience, the Bucs could have one of their most well-rounded teams in some time ... There is a great deal of offensive firepower to go along with a team that has improved its defensive numbers consistently over the last three years ... That combination could lead to a strong season both in non-conference and league action. Anticipated Weaknesses: While Smith gives the Bucs another strong scoring option, his health could still be a concern ... And if Smith is out, then the Bucs’ concerns primarily involve the offensive end, where ETSU averaged just 69.3 points per game a year ago ... The Bucs were able to negate this concern with great defensive efforts and rebounding a year ago, but the team would like to improve offensively and not have to rely so heavily on its defensive efforts. All-America Candidates: Smith is already a 1,000-point scorer and he posted a total of 10 double-doubles in 2008-09 ... He is likely the most capable of making a run at All-American, though Hubbard’s numbers were impressive a year ago. All-Conference Candidates: Smith and Hubbard are A-Sun Player of the Year candidates and should be First Team All-Conference preseason picks ... Brown, Williams, Tubbs and Sollazzo all have the potential to earn postseason conference honors with quality seasons.

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Clockwise from top right: Junior Isiah Brown, Junior Adam Sollazzo,

Seniors Tommy Hubbard and Micah Williams, above Senior Justin Tubbs

floor, Brown also looked good in his sophomore season. Entering this year as a fourth-year junior, Brown comes off a season in which he average 7.8 points and 5.6 boards a contest. Meanwhile, Ward found ways to contribute as well – especially at the end of the season – and is expected to continue his development in 2010-11.

But the talent does not stop with this trio. Rising sophomore Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) averaged 9.3 minutes a game a year ago and continues to develop as a strong inside player. In addition, junior college newcomers Curtis Wilkinson (Bude, Miss.) and Anthony Johnson (Los Angeles) are expected to immediately bring some maturity, athleticism, defensive intensity and offensive firepower to the squad.

Final Analysis On paper, the Bucs return a

talented, experienced, and battle-tested group that has tasted conference championship success in each of the last two seasons. This should bode well for the group, but there are still challenges.

With so much skill and talent returning, finding a workable mix of playing time may be a challenge, and team chemistry remains to be seen. In addition, the early season challenges of a tough road slate and quality “major” conference opponents could test this team’s resolve.

Even with those questions, there is reason for optimism and excitement for Buccaneer fans. And a third straight trip to March Madness could certainly be within reach.


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2006-07 34-7 873/25.7 124-288 .431 48-127 .378 78-98 .796 33 92 125 3.7 107 5 59 61 7 38 374 11.02007-08 32-10 754/23.6 71-162 .438 16-44 .364 67-93 .720 46 103 149 4.7 93 3 43 65 16 27 225 7.02008-09 34-34 1188/34.9 175-387 .452 44-122 .361 127-164 .774 50 213 263 7.7 104 4 72 63 17 46 521 15.32009-10 4-1 83/20.8 13-40 .325 4-17 .235 7-8 .875 4 3 7 1.8 11 0 5 7 0 6 37 9.3TOTAL 104-52 2898/27.9 383-877 .437 112-310 .361 279-363 .769 133 4 11 544 5.2 315 12 179 196 40 117 1157 11.1


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SMITH’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 14 twice, most recent vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 vs. Campbell (2/23/09)FG 5 twice, most recent vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (2/23/09)FGA 15 vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 vs. Campbell (2/23/09)3FG 2 twice, most recent vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 4 times, most recent vs. FGCU (2/7/09)3FGA 5 3 times, most recent vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 twice, most recent vs. Mercer (12/5/08) FT 3 vs. Appalachian State (11/14/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vs. Appalachian State (12/13/08) FTA 4 vs. Appalachian State (11/14/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 twice, most recent vs. Stetson (2/9/09) Rebounds 3 vs. Tennessee (12/2/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 vs. Jacksonville (1/30/09)Assists 2 vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 twice, most recent vs. Lipscomb (2/16/09)Blocks N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (2/23/09)Steals 3 vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 twice, most recent vs. Bradley (11/29/08)Minutes 30 vs. UAB (12/4/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 vs. Jacksonville (1/30/09)

About Mike: A solid athlete with a quality work ethic who has been a major contributor for the Bucs the past four seasons... accurate shooter with a hard-nosed style of play ... participated in two sports at the prep level, earning all-state honors on

the football field and basketball floor. 2009-10: Received a medical redshirt after playing in just four of the team’s 35 games due to a knee injury ... matched his season high with 14 points against UAB (12/4) ... had six points and three boards in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... returned from a knee injury to score 14 points in the win over North Florida (11/29), scoring his first field goal of the season on a steal and dunk ... missed the Chattanooga, Morgan State, Louisville, Charleston and Arkansas games with a knee injury, ending a string of 37 straight starts ... played sparingly in the season opener against Appalachian State (11/14), and his status for the UTC game was questionable with a left knee injury. 2008-09: Finished third on the team with 15.3 points and first with 7.7 boards a contest ... scored 521 points on the year, which ranks just outside the Top 10 scoring seasons individually in school history … earned Atlantic Sun Conference All-Tournament team honors … posted 10 double-doubles on the year, including a stretch of eight double-doubles during the team’s final 14 games of the year … played 37 minutes, scoring eight points and grabbing eight boards against No. 1 seeded Pittsburgh (3/20) in the NCAA Tournament first round … eclipsed the 1,000-point mark for his career with a free throw at the 2:06 mark of the second half against USC Upstate (2/19) ... went on to post his seventh career double-double with 20 points and 11 boards against the Spartans (2/19) … collected his 10th career double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds in the A-Sun title win over Jacksonville (3/7) ... scored 19 points and grabbed seven boards in the win over Belmont (3/6) ... posted his ninth career double-double with 19 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Stetson (3/4) … matched his career high with five assists and posted his sixth career double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Lipscomb (2/16) ... had 20 points in the loss to Belmont (2/14) ... posted a third straight double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds in the win over FGCU (2/7) ... had his second straight double-double by posting 14 rebounds and matching his career high with 24 points on a season-best nine field goals in the win over North Florida (2/1) ... posted career bests for rebounds (18) and minutes (45), while posting a double-double with 16 points

against Jacksonville (1/30) ... scored a season-high 22 points for the second straight game, helping the Bucs to a win over Upstate (1/26) ... had a season-high 22 points in the win over Campbell (1/22) ... scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds in the win over Stetson (1/10) ... banked in the game-winning basket with 4.5 seconds left in the Bucs win over Jacksonville (1/3) ... scored a team-high 19 points and dished out a team-best four assists in the win over Kennesaw State (12/23) ... played a career-high 40 minutes and posted a season-best four assists to go with 10 points in the win over Chattanooga (12/17) ... had a career-high nine free throws and season-high three assists to go along with 15 points in the win over Appalachian State (12/13) ... scored a season-high 20 points and matched his personal best for 3-pointers with four against Mercer (12/5) ... had 16 points in the win at Marshall (12/2) ... had a career-high 11 rebounds and posted his second career double-double with 10 points against Tennessee Tech (11/24) ... collected his first career double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds in a loss to Temple. 2007-08: Finished fourth on the team with 4.8 rpg ... reached double figures scoring 10 times during the season … enjoyed two of his best games of the year during the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, scoring 10 points and grabbing four rebounds in the win over Lipscomb (3/6), and playing a season-high 32 minutes en route to scoring 13 points in the loss to Belmont (3/7) … had a strong performance against Campbell (2/25), scoring 11 points and not missing a shot on the night, as well as grabbing seven rebounds ... collected a team-high six rebounds and scored 10 points in the win over FGCU (2/8) ... netted 14 points and grabbed seven assists in a strong effort against Gardner-Webb (1/12) ... scored 10 points, grabbed six rebounds and dished out three assists in the win over Campbell (1/10) ... had a career-high three blocks and scored 13 points in the win over USC Upstate (1/5) ... returned to his freshman jersey No. 1 and rekindled his game, posting season highs for points (15), 3-pointers (3) and free throws (6) in the win over Appalachian State ... scored seven, dished out four assists and grabbed four rebounds in a solid effort against Georgia (12/21) ... had a career-high four assists in the win over Marshall (12/4) ... set a new career high with 10 rebounds in the win over UNCA (11/24) ... enjoyed his best game of the year so far at Marshall (11/20), matching career highs for rebounds (8) and steals (3), while pitching in 13 points. 2006-07: Was named to the A-Sun All-Freshman Team ... was also an All-Tournament Selection ... finished tied for second on the team with 11.0 points per contest ... netted double figures scoring in 21 games this season ... fifth in the A-Sun in free throw percentage at 80 percent ... netted nine points and grabbed seven rebounds in the loss to Clemson (3/14) in the NIT ... scored 17, 14 and 11 points, respectively, against Stetson, Lipscomb and Belmont in the A-Sun Tournament ... netted a career-high 24 points and 10 field goals in the win over Mercer (2/24) ... scored 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting against Stetson (2/22) ... matched his career

high with 20 points in the loss to Jacksonville (2/8) ... picked a great time for his second career block, stopping the possible game-winning shot by Thomas Sanders as the Bucs held on for a win over Gardner-Webb (2/2) ... scored a team-high 14 points against GW ... netted 13 points and matched his career high for rebounds with eight in the win over UNF (1/13) ... scored 14 points in the win over Campbell (1/9) ... matched his career high with three steals against Gardner-Webb (1/7), including two late in the game that helped seal the ETSU win ... set career highs for free throws (7), free throws attempted (7), rebounds (8) and minutes (39) in the dramatic win over Lipscomb (1/4), scoring a team-high 17 points ... had then career highs for free throws (5), free throws attempted (6) and assists (5) in the loss to Tennessee (12/30), scoring 11 points ... posted a career high for rebounds with seven and matched career highs for minutes (32) and 3-point field goals (4), scoring a team-high 16 points in the win over Radford (12/21) ... set new career highs for points (20), field goals (7), 3-point goals (4) and rebounds (6) in the win over Milligan (12/9) ... one of only two Bucs to score in double figures against Vanderbilt (12/5), posting 10 points ... had a career-high four assists in the win over Stetson (12/2) ... reached his previous career high with 13 points and set a new career high with six field goals in the win over Mercer (11/30), scoring four points in the final two minutes to give the Bucs the win ... matched his career high for field goals (4) and assists (2), and scored eight points in the win over Southern (11/25) at the South Padre Island Invitational ... scored double figures in four of his first five collegiate games ... had a career-high 13 points and 32 minutes of floor time in the loss to Auburn (11/19) ... posted new career highs for minutes (29) and rebounds (3), and matched previous marks for 3-point field goals attempted (5) and free throws attempted (4) in the win over Chattanooga (11/15) ... made his collegiate debut against UVa.-Wise (11/10), earning a spot in the starting lineup and scoring 11 points in 18 minutes of action. High school: Ranks as one of Missouri’s most prolific scorers ever, netting a total of 2,627 points in his career and ranking 14th all-time in MSHSAA history … his career stats also include 1,508 rebounds (4th all-time), 588 assists (11th all-time) and 427 steals (2nd all-time), and he helped his high school to four straight district titles, three sectional appearances and one state championship … in his four-year career, Van-Far enjoyed four 20-win seasons

for an overall 94-25 record … as a senior, Smith scored 777 points (26.8 ppg), grabbed 414 rebounds (14.2 rpg), dished out 163 assists (5.6 apg) and collected 100 steals (3.45 spg) … he earned all-state honors in 2004, 2005 and 2006, and was one of three finalists for Mr. Show Me Basketball. Personal: Majoring in Business … son of Dale and Kelly Smith … born July 17, 1987.

Senior | 6-6 | 225 | GuardGuard Vandalia, Mo. | Van-Far HS


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2009-10 35-34 949/27.1 140-344 .407 75-231 .325 69-97 .711 55 79 134 3.8 78 0 20 54 4 37 424 12.1TOTAL 35-34 949/27.1 140-344 .407 75-231 .325 69-97 .711 55 79 134 3.8 78 0 20 54 4 37 424 12.1


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3 Justin tubbsAbout Justin: Arguably the best pure athlete in the Atlantic Sun Conference … possesses amazing leaping ability …

a lockdown defender with the ability to score … can shoot from beyond the arc even under defensive pressure. 2009-10: Currently third on the team in scoring with 12.1 points per game ... was an A-Sun All-Tournament Team selection, scoring a game-high 18 points in the win over Mercer (3/6) in the tournament title game ... scored 15 points and grabbed five boards in the loss to Kentucky (3/18) ... netted a game-high 13 points in the win over USC Upstate (2/21) ... netted a game-high 23 points and matched his career best with five 3-pointers and nine rebounds in the win over Kennesaw State (2/12) ... had 16 points in the loss to Lipscomb (1/30) .. .scored 18 points in back-to-back games against Belmont (1/23) and Campbell (1/27) ... scored 13 points in the win over Lipscomb (1/21) ... had 15 points in the win over FGCU (1/16) ... netted 12 points in both losses to Mercer (1/9) and Stetson (1/14) ... scored 16 points in the win over Jacksonville (12/21) ... left the Murray State (12/12) game early with a broken nose, but played at Morehead State ... scored 16 points in 37 minutes of action against North Georgia (12/10) ... posted a

game-high 22 points in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... had a career-high three assists in the win over UNF (11/29) ... posted a career-high nine rebounds and two assists, and pitched in 21 points as the Bucs defeated Arkansas (11/27) ... had his best game as a Buc against Charleston (11/25), scoring a game- and career-high 29 points and setting personal bests for field goals (10), free throws (6) and minutes played (38) ... set then career bests for points (18), field goals (6), 3-pointers (5), rebounds (7) and minutes played (37) in the loss to No. 20 Louisville (11/21) ... scored 16 points in the loss to Morgan State (11/19), his second time in double figures in three games ... had seven points in the loss to Chattanooga (11/17) ... made quite an impression in his ETSU debut, scoirng 11 points off the bench and swiping a game-high four steals in the win over Appy State (11/14). Prior to ETSU: An Academic

All-SEC selection in 2007-08, Tubbs averaged 3.1 points and 1.2 rebounds a game for Alabama in 2007-08 … he played in 19 games and averaged 7.3 minutes a contest for the Crimson Tide, earning the team’s 2007 “Hustle Award” for daily effort … he played in 28 of 32 games as a freshman, averaging 9.6 minutes and 3.2 points a game … he scored a career-best 13 points against Alabama State by going 5-of-5 from the field, including a 3-of-3 clip from 3-point range … other highlights of his first season in Tuscaloosa included a four-steal effort against Arkansas. High school: Averaged more than 16 points and four rebounds during both his junior and senior campaigns, shooting better than 78 percent from the foul line and 45 percent from 3-point range. Personal: Majoring in Accounting … son of Terry Parker and Sharon Tubbs … born Nov. 19, 1987.

Senior | 6-3 | 205 | Guard Birmingham, Ala. | University of Alabama

TUBBS’ BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 29 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)FG 10 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)FGA 18 twice, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . .18 twice, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)3FG 5 3 times, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10). . . . . .5 3 times, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)3FGA 13 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) FT 6 3 times, most recent vs. USC Upstate (2/21/10) . . . . . . . . .6 3 times, most recent vs. USC Upstate (2/21/10)FTA 8 twice, most recent vs. Tennessee (12/2/09) . . . . . . . . . . . .8 twice, most recent vs. Tennessee (12/2/09)Rebounds 9 twice, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . . .9 twice, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)Assists 3 vs. North Florida (11/29/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 vs. North Florida (11/29/09)Blocks 1 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (1/27/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (1/27/10)Steals 4 vs. Appalachian State (11/14/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Appalachian State (11/14/09)Minutes 38 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)


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5 sheldon cooleyAbout Sheldon: A high-energy player with the ability to help out on the boards from his guard position … a versatile

player on both ends of the floor, brings a wealth of athletic ability to the roster and continues the Bucs’ pipeline to the Tampa area … can score the basket, and played for a highly successful prep team. 2009-10: Had 11 points in the A-Sun semifinal win over Kennesaw State (3/5) ... came off the bench to score nine points, grab four boards and grab two steals in the win over Jacksonville (2/27) ... scored a team-high 14 points coming off the bench to play the point in the win over UNF ... posted those 14 points in just 18 minutes of action ... had game-high 13 points and grabbed three steals in the win over USC Upstate (2/21) ... matched his career high with six assists against Campbell (2/19), while adding a 10-point scoring effort ... had a career-best four steals in the loss to Belmont (2/1) ... played by far his best game as a Buc against Mercer (1/9), setting personal bests for points (29), field goals (11), free throws (6), rebounds (7), steals (3) and minutes (31) ... dished out a season-high six assists in the win over Kennesaw

State (1/7) ... posted 10 points and two assists in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... had a career-best three steals and scored nine points in the win over UNF (11/29) ... scored eight points and dished out three assists in the win over Arkansas (11/27) ... had a career-best five assists and and five rebounds in the loss to Louisville (11/21) ... played a career-best 26 minutes and scored nine points in the loss to UTC (11/17) ... was impressive in his first ETSU game, scoring 11 points off the bench on 4-of-8 shooting in 20 minutes of play against Appy State (11/14). High School: Averaged 22.1 points, 8.7 rebounds and 5.1 steals a game during his

junior season, and followed that up with 20 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 4.0 steals a game as a senior at Plant High School and was a four-year letterwinner on the Panther squad … finished as his high school’s all-time leading scorer with 2,076 points for his career … was the Western Conference Player of the Year in 2007-08, a first team All-Suncoast and All-Tribune pick, and a third team All-State Class 5A selection as a junior … along with multiple other player of the year and all-star selections. Personal: Major is Sports Management … son of Sheldred and Patrishia Cooley … born Dec. 7, 1989.

Sophomore | 6-3 | 180 | Guard Tampa, Fla. | Plant HS

COOLEY’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 29 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)FG 11 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)FGA 22 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)3FG 1 7 times, most recent vs. Belmont (2/1/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 7 times, most recent vs. Belmont (2/1/10)3FGA 4 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09)FT 7 vs. Stetson (1/14/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Stetson (1/14/10)FTA 9 vs. Stetson (1/14/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vs. Stetson (1/14/10)Rebounds 7 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)Assists 6 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10) . . . . . . . . . . .6 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10)Blocks N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N/ASteals 4 vs. Belmont (2/1/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Belmont (2/1/10) Minutes 32 vs. Stetson (1/14/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 vs. Stetson (1/14/10)


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2009-10 13-0 64/4.9 6-10 .600 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1 2 3 0.2 10 0 5 4 0 2 15 1.2TOTAL 13-0 64/4.9 6-10 .600 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1 2 3 0.2 10 0 5 4 0 2 15 1.2


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10 de’shaud JohnsonAbout De’Shaud: A tough, heady point guard with a willingness to play physically on the perimeter

… earned his spot on the roster as a walk-on after spending two seasons at King College … was a valuable contributor to the Bucs a year ago in practice.2009-10: Had a field goal in the loss to Kentucky (3/18) ... scored two points and gave the Bucs a lift off the bench late in the first half during the win over FGCU (2/4) ...

played a career-high 11 minutes against Belmont (1/23), scoring two points ... had a critical 3-pointer and played a solid four minutes helping the Bucs rally against Mercer (1/9) ... scored his first two points at ETSU, playing a career-high eight minutes against Morgan State (11/19) ... played in his first collegiate game against Appy State (11/14), getting two minutes of floor time. Prior to ETSU: Played two seasons at King College, earning MVP honors at the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament … averaged 12 points, three steals and five assists for the Tornado as a sophomore. High School: Helped guide Tennessee High School to the state tournament and holds career records in steals and assists for the Vikings … scored

over 1,500 points during his prep career, averaging 18 points, four steals and six assists as a senior. Personal: Majoring in Finance … son of Tracy Shelley and Tara Johnson … born Sept. 19, 1987.

Senior | 5-9 | 165 | Guard Riverdale, Ga. | King College

JOHNSON’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 3 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)FG 1 5 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . .1 5 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) FGA 2 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)3FG 1 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)3FGA 1 vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 vs. Mercer (1/9/10)FT 2 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)FTA 2 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)Rebounds 1 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)Assists 2 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10)Blocks N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N/ASteals 1 twice, most recent vs. FGCU (1/16/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 twice, most recent vs. FGCU (1/16/10) Minutes 11 vs. Belmont (1/23/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. Belmont (1/23/10


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2007-08 24-3 117/4.9 7-16 .438 0-2 .000 1-10 .100 11 17 28 1.2 21 0 6 11 1 7 15 0.62008-09 15-3 265/17.7 17-42 .405 0-1 .000 26-31 .839 32 40 72 4.8 43 2 6 7 2 6 60 4.02009-10 35-35 1172/33.5 182-408 .446 13-47 .277 109-152 .717 98 188 286 8.2 123 5 42 81 14 58 486 13.9TOTAL 74-41 1554/21.0 206-466 .442 13-50 .260 136-193 .705 141 245 386 5.2 187 7 54 99 17 71 561 7.6


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13 tommy hubbardAbout Tommy: A two-sport star in both football and basketball during his high school career … known for his defensive prowess, athleticism … highly recruited in both football

and basketball … played running back and outside linebacker. 2009-10: Led the team in scoring with 13.9 ppg and rebounding with 8.2 rpg ... was an All A-Sun second team pick and garnered All Tournament honors as well, pitching in a 14-point effort and playing all 40 minutes in the title game victory over Mercer (3/6) ... scored five points, snatched seven boards and grabbed four steals in the loss to Kentucky (3/18) ... had 18 points for the second straight game as the Bucs won their A-Sun semifinal against Kennesaw State (3/5) ... scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds in the win over Campbell (3/4) in the A-Sun quarterfinals ... has 13 double-doubles on the year, with his most recent coming with 24 points and 12 rebounds in the loss to Mercer (2/14) ... had 10 points in the victory over Jacksonville (2/27) ... in the win at Stetson (2/6), he scored 14 points and grabbed 10 boards ... posted his 11th double-double of the season with 16 points and 12 rebounds in the loss to Belmont (2/1) ... played a career-high 42 minutes and posted his 10th double-double of the season with 22 points and 13 rebounds against Lipscomb (1/30) ... matched his career high with 38 minutes of playing time, posting his ninth double-double of the year-15 points and 10 rebounds against Campbell (1/27) ... scored 13 points in the loss to Belmont (1/23) ... had 10 points and eight boards in the win at Lipscomb (1/21) ... scored a game-high 21 points, had a team-high nine rebounds, and picked up a season-best three assists in the win over FGCU (1/16) ... was named A-Sun Player of the Week (for 11/29), after a fantastic three-game stretch ... had a career-high 14 rebounds on the way to his eighth double-double of the year with 20 points against Kennesaw State (1/7)

... scored a game-high 21 points in 37 minutes against USC Upstate (1/4) ... posted his seventh double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 boards against Jacksonville (12/21) ... had 14 points in the loss to Morehead State (12/18) ... posted his sixth double-double of the year with 14 points and 11 rebounds, and had a career-high two blocks in the win over North Georgia (12/10) ... had 11 points, two assists and two steals in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... matched his career high with 13 boards and had a game-high 25 points in the win over North Florida (11/29) ... posted his fourth double-double in five games with a career-best 32 points and 10-rebound effort in the win over Arkansas ... he also played a career-high 38 minutes in that win over the Hogs ... had his third double-double in four games with 13 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Charleston (11/25) ... posted a career-high four steals, while scoring nine points and grabbing nine rebounds in the loss to Louisville (11/21) ... had his second straight double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Morgan State (11/19), posting a career-high with seven free throws ... played what was at the time the best game of his career against UTC (11/17), picking up his first career double-double and setting career marks for points (26), field goals (9), 3-pointers (4), rebounds (13), blocks (1), steals (2) and minutes played (36) ... started against Appy State (11/14), with seven rebounds. 2008-09: Returned from injury and sacrificed a redshirt season to come back and give the Bucs a major lift off the bench, especially on the defensive end of the floor and in the paint … was named a top defender by CollegeInsider.com … had seven rebounds in 22 minutes against Pittsburgh (3/20) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament … was a defensive stalwart in the Bucs’ three wins in the A-Sun Tournament ... scored six points and grabbed seven boards in the win over Jacksonville (3/7) ... scored a career-high 11 points on four field

goals and played a personal best 30 minutes (3/7) in the win over Belmont (3/6) ... grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds and scored six points in the win over Stetson (3/4) ... had eight points and six rebounds in the loss to Campbell (2/23) ... scored four points and grabbed five rebounds against USC Upstate (2/19) ... had missed the last several games with multiple injuries, but returned to grab six rebounds and set career marks with 8-for-8 showing at the foul line in the loss to Lipscomb (2/16) ... came back from some injury issues to grab five boards and score a bucket in 15 minutes against Appalachian State (12/13) ... had a career high eight points and set career marks for free throws (2) and field goals (3) in the loss to Bradley (11/29) ... returned to action in the Tennessee Tech game after missing the previous three games with a toe injury ... started in the post for the Bucs in the opener against Temple (11/14) ... had career highs for blocks (8), assists (3) and minutes (24) against the Owls. 2007-08: Set career marks in nearly every statistical category against USC Upstate (3/1), scoring six points and grabbing six rebounds in the win ... scored a then career-high three points in the loss to Belmont (2/14) ... made his third straight career start against Oklahoma State (12/8) ... made his first start as a Buccaneer against Tennessee Wesleyan (12/1), collecting a career-high four rebounds and playing 17 minutes ... made his collegiate debut in the Dayton (11/10) game. High School: Averaged 15.7 points, 7.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.1 steals during his final season at St. Mark’s School in Southborough, Mass. … helped lead his team to a 27-0 record, winning both the ISL and the NESPCA championships … the ISL Defensive Player of the Year and the MVP of the state tournament, he played summer league basketball for Boston’s prestigious BABC team. Personal: Major is Marketing ... son of John Favors and Christina Thompson … born Sept. 22, 1987.

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HUBBard’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 32 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)FG 11 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) FGA 21 vs. North Florida (11/29/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 vs. North Florida (11/29/09)3FG 4 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09)3FGA 5 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) FT 9 twice, most recent vs. FGCU (1/16/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 twice, most recent vs. FGCU (1/16/10) FTA 12 twice, most recent vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . .12 twice, most recent vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)Rebounds 14 vs. Kennesaw State (1/7/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 vs. Kennesaw State (1/7/10) Assists 3 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10) . . . . . . . . . . .3 3 times, recent vs. Campbell (2/19/10)Blocks 2 3 times, most recent vs. Mercer (3/6/10). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 3 times, most recent vs. Mercer (3/6/10)Steals 4 4 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . .4 4 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10)Minutes 42 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10)


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2008-09 33-0 349/10.6 41-115 .357 19-63 .302 8-10 .800 8 22 30 0.9 23 0 8 14 1 16 109 3.32009-10 26-0 305/11.7 39-121 .322 20-69 .290 4-7 .571 8 20 28 1.1 22 0 7 12 1 9 102 3.9TOTAL 59-0 654/11.1 80-236 .339 39-132 .295 12-17 .706 16 42 58 1.0 45 0 15 26 2 25 211 3.6


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25 Jarvis JonesAbout Jarvis: A pure shooter and a player that can simply score the basketball … quick feet with good size for a shooting

guard … expected to provide an outside scoring threat … continues a pipeline of talented players coming to Johnson City from Memphis. 2009-10: Scored eight points and played a career-high 25 minutes in the loss to Belmont (1/23) ... played the best game of his career, scoring a personal-best 17 points, including the game-winning 3-pointer with .4 seconds left in the win over Lipscomb (1/21) ... had his second straight quality outing, matching his career high with 14 points on a personal-best six field goals in the win over Jacksonville (12/21) ... put together the best game of his career with personal bests for points (14), field goals (4), 3-pointers (4) and steals (4) in 21 minutes against Morehead State (12/18) ... missed the season’s first four games with a knee injury. 2008-09: Averaged 10.6 minutes and 3.3 points per game as a true freshman … matched his career high with 13 points on 4-of-6 shooting -- including a 2-of-3

clip from 3-point range -- in the win over Kennesaw State (2/26) ... had eight points on 4-of-9 shooting against North Florida (2/1) ... played a career-high 25 minutes and scored eight points in the win over UNF (2/1) ... scored seven points and grabbed a career-high two steals in the win over Campbell (1/22) ... sank a game-changing 3-pointer in overtime of the Lipscomb win (1/17) ... had a career-high 13 points and matched his career best with three 3-pointers in the loss to FGCU (1/12) ... posted a career best with three 3-pointers in the win over Marshall (12/2) ... scored six points and picked up his first-ever steal and assist in the

win over SIU Edwardsville (11/15) ... had a strong collegiate debut, scoring 12 points on 4-of-8 shooting against Temple (11/14) in 22 minutes of action. High School: A star at Mitchell High in Memphis, he led his prep team to 58 wins during his sophomore and junior seasons and posted a 50-point game during that time … a four-year starter, he averaged 17.5 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game … his school won back-to-back district, regional and sub-state championships, and finished as a state runner-up twice. Personal: Major is Sports Management ... son of Charles and Ctrenia Jones … born Jan. 15, 1990.

Junior | 6-2 | 190 | GuardMemphis | Mitchell HS

JONES’ BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 17 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10)FG 7 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10)FGA 13 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10)3FG 4 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09)3FGA 7 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09)FT 2 vs. FGCU (1/16/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 vs. Kennesaw State (2/26/09)FTA 3 vs. FGCU (1/16/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 twice, most recent vs. FGCU (1/16/10)Rebounds 3 twice, most recent vs. Mercer (1/9/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 vs. Wingate (11/20/08)Assists 1 3 times, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . .2 vs. Wingate (11/20/08)Blocks 1 vs. Kennesaw State (1/7/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 twice, most recent vs. Kennesaw State (1/7/10)Steals 4 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Morehead State (12/18/09) Minutes 25 vs. Belmont (1/23/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 twice, most recent vs. Belmont (1/23/10)


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Career Numbers Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring2007-08 27-0 245/9.1 35-85 .412 12-40 .300 14-19 .737 18 28 46 1.7 19 0 13 14 4 14 96 3.62008-09 33-1 456/13.8 50-124 .403 17-56 .304 29-41 .707 23 44 67 2.0 30 0 9 18 5 11 146 4.42009-10 35-28 936/26.7 148-314 .471 41-117 .350 106-147 .721 37 80 117 3.3 71 2 33 68 15 27 443 12.7TOTAL 95-29 1637/17.2 233-523 .446 70-213 .329 149-207 .720 78 152 230 2.4 120 2 55 100 24 52 685 7.2


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30 Micah WilliamsAbout Micah: Another in-state recruit that brings a wealth of athleticism to the floor ... a well-rounded player on the Bucs’ roster who possesses the ability to score, rebound, block

shots and pick up steals. 2009-10: Finished second on the team in scoring with 12.7 points per game ... scored in double figures in 21 of his last 26 games ... was selected the A-Sun Tournament MVP, averaging 21.7 points per game in the event, netting 13 points and grabbing nine boards in the title game win over Mercer (3/6) ... had a team-best 19 points and grabbed five boards in the loss to Kentucky (3/18) in the NCAAs ... scored 20 in the A-Sun semifinal win over Kennesaw State (3/5) ... had the best game of his career in the A-Sun quarterfinals against Campbell, posting personal bests for points (32), field goals (9), 3-pointers (4) and made free throws (10) ... had a team-high 15 points in the win over Jacksonville (2/27) ... scored a team-best 14 points in the loss to Campbell (2/19) ... had 13 points in the win over Kennesaw State (2/12) ... matched his career high with 22 points, while adding seven rebounds in the win over Stetson (2/6) ... had 13 points and four assists in the loss to Lipscomb (1/30) ... posted a career-high six assists and scored 11 points in the win over Campbell (1/27) ... had a team-high 21 points in the loss to Belmont (1/23) ... scored a game-high 18 points, posting personal bests for assists (3) and minutes (38) in the win over Lipscomb (1/21) ... had a career-high three steals and scored 18 points in the loss to Mercer (1/9) ... had 12 points in the win at USC Upstate (1/4) ... posted double figure scoring for the third time in four games, with a team-high 17 points with a personal-best four 3-pointers in the game ... had a career-high 22 points en route to his first-ever double-double with 10 rebounds in the win over North Georgia (12/10) ... scored 12

points in the win over UNF (11/29) ... had the best game of his ETSU career in the win over Arkansas, eclipsing or tying career marks for points (18), free throws (7), assists (2), blocks (2) and minutes played (32) ... played a career-high 29 minutes against Louisville (11/21), posting a season-best 12 points and picking up a block ... scored eight points for the second straight game with a pair of 3-pointers in the loss to UTC (11/17) ... had eight points and four rebounds in the win over Appy State (11/14). 2008-09: Averaged 14 minutes a game, scoring 4.4 points per contest … scored a career-high 16 points in the Bucs championship win over Jacksonville (3/7) in the A-Sun Tournament ... matched his career high with six rebounds against FGCU (2/7) ... set a career high with four 3-pointers and scored 14 points in the loss to Jacksonville (1/30) ... was a key contributor in the win over Belmont (1/19), scoring 11 points and grabbing six rebounds ... had a career night against North Florida (1/5), posting personal bests for points (15), field goals (5) and 3-pointers (3) ... scored seven points and grabbed three rebounds in the win over Chattanooga (12/17) ... had one of his best career games, scoring 13 points on 5-of-8 from the field, including two 3-pointers and five rebounds in the win at Mercer (12/5) ... matched his season high for rebounds with three against Marshall (12/2) ... had season bests for points (8), field goals (3), and 3-pointers (3), and a career-high 28 minutes of play in the loss to Bradley (11/29) ... posted season bests for points (8) and free throws (3), along with a career high for blocks (2) in the win over Wingate (11/20) ... had six points and a season-high three rebounds in the loss to Hofstra (11/16). 2007-08: Matched his career high for 3-pointers with a pair in the win over Tennessee Tech (2/23) ... really stepped up his game against Lipscomb (2/16), setting or matching career highs for points (14), field goals (5), field

goals attempted (8), 3-pointers (2) and rebounds (6) ... played a career-high 18 minutes and scored eight points in the win over UNF (1/27) ... stepped up his game and showed great improvement against Lipscomb, setting career marks for 3-point field goals (2) and rebounds (5), while matching his career best for field goals (4), scoring 10 points ... played the best game of his young ETSU career, posting then career bests in most every statistical category against Tennessee Wesleyan (12/1), scoring 12 points in 17 minutes of play ... made his collegiate debut against Dayton (11/10). 2006-07: Redshirted. High School: Finished his prep career averaging 17.0 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.2 steals a game … led his team in points, rebounds, steals and blocks as a sophomore, junior and senior … finished with 1,698 points, 898 rebounds and 227 steals in his career … an all-district, all-region and honorable mention all-state selection … he averaged 19.0 points, 10.4 rebounds, four assists and two steals as a junior … earned honors as the MVP of his Coffee County High School team three straight years. Personal: Majoring in Sports Management … son of Ralph and Wysteria Williams … born Feb. 24, 1988.

SEnior | 6-4 | 220 | GuardManchester | Coffee Co. HS

WILLIaMS’ BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 32 vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 vs. Campbell (3/4/10)FG 9 vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vs. Campbell (3/4/10)FGA 15 vs. Louisville (11/21/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 vs. Louisville (11/21/09) 3FG 4 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . .4 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10)3FGA 6 4 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . .6 4 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10)FT 10 vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 vs. Campbell (3/4/10) FTA 11 vs. Belmont (1/23/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. Belmont (1/23/10)Rebounds 10 vs. North Georgia (12/10/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 vs. North Georgia (12/10/09)Assists 6 vs. Campbell (1/27/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 vs. Campbell (1/27/10)Blocks 2 3 times, most recent vs. Murray State (12/12/09) . . . . . . .2 3 times, most recent vs. Murray State (12/12/09) Steals 3 twice, most recent vs. Stetson (2/6/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 twice, most recent vs. Stetson (2/6/10)Minutes 39 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 vs. Lipscomb (1/21/10)


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34 lukas PoderisAbout Poderis: Talented post player with the ability to score with his back to the basket ... quality size and has the

potential to be a solid post defender … can also face up to the basket and score in a multitude of ways. 2009-10: Had his best offensive game at ETSU, scoring 14 points and hitting the game-winning free throw with 14 seconds left against USC Upstate (1/4) ... posted career bests for points (6), free throws (4), rebounds (7), assists (1) and blocks (2) in the win over Jacksonville (12/21) ... played then the best game of his young career against Louisville (11/21), with a personal-best six points and five rebounds in a season high of 18 minutes of playing time ... had a career-best two blocks and grabbed three boards in 16 mintues of action against UTC (11/17) ... made his ETSU debut and played 16 minutes against Appy State (11/14), grabbing three rebounds. High school: Originally from Lithuania, but played at Ridgewood High School in Port

Richey, Fla., the same school that produced former ETSU standout Andrew Reed … Poderis guided his high school to four straight 20-wins seasons, and as a junior he averaged 18.3 points and 10.0 rebounds per game, while shooting 67 percent from the field and 44 percent from 3-point range … averaged 19 points and 10 boards a game as a senior … scored over 1,500 points during

his prep career, finishing as the school’s second leading scorer all-time … was the Sunshine Athletic Conference Player of the Year his final two seasons, and a second team All-State pick as a senior. Personal: Majoring in Business … son of Albertas Poderis and Daina Poderiene … born Sept. 17, 1990.

Sophomore | 6-8 | 230 | ForwardTampa, Fla. | Ridgewood HS

POdErIS’ BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 14 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10)FG 3 3 times, most recent vs. Mercer (1/9/10). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 3 times, most recent vs. Mercer (1/9/10) FGA 8 vs. Louisville (11/21/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 vs. Louisville (11/21/09) 3FG 1 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10)3FGA 1 3 times, most recent vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) . . . . . . . . . . .1 3 times, most recent vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10)FT 8 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10)FTA 10 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10)Rebounds 7 vs. Jacksonville (12/21/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Jacksonville (12/21/09)Assists 1 twice, most recent vs. Jacksonville (12/21/09) . . . . . . . . . .1 twice, most recent vs. Jacksonville (12/21/09)Blocks 3 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10)Steals 1 4 times, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . .1 4 times, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)Minutes 23 vs. Stetson (1/14/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 vs. Stetson (1/14/10)


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41 isiah BrownAbout Isiah: A bouncy inside player with great court awareness and scoring ability … likened to former Buccaneer senior Andrew Reed … plays the piano and

is an avid chess player. 2009-10: Netted 11 points, grabbed six boards and collected two steals in the NCAA loss to Kentucky (3/18) ... scored 12 points and grabbed five boards in the title game win over Mercer (3/6) ... had his fourth double-double of the year with 15 points and 12 boards in the win over JU (2/27), which included a career-high seven made free throws ... had 10 points and eight rebounds in loss to Mercer (2/14) ... posted what was his fourth career double-double and played arguably his best collegiate game, smashing personal bests for rebounds (15), assists (4) and steals (4), while also scoring 14 points in the win over Kennesaw State (2/12) ... matched season highs for field goals and field goals attempted, scoring 14 points and grabbing seven boards in the win over Stetson (2/6) ... reached his season high with 17 points and grabbed a game-high seven boards in the win over FGCU (2/4) ... had a season-high 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds in the loss to Belmont (2/1) ... posted his second double-double of the year with 16 points and 10 rebounds, playing a career-high 41 minutes in the loss to Lipscomb (1/30) ... set a career high with three assists and matched his personal best with two steals, scoring 12 points and eight rebounds in the win over Campbell (1/27) ... had his second career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds in the win over Lipscomb (1/21) ... left the Kennesaw State (1/7) game early with a right ankle injury and missed the next game at Mercer (1/9), but returned to play against Florida Gulf Coast (1/16) ... posted four blocks, scored six

points and grabbed six rebounds in the win at USC Upstate (1/4) ... had a season-high 10 boards and scored eight points in the loss to UAB (12/4) ... grabbed a team-high seven boards and scored four points in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... had a strong game against UTC, scoring a season-best 13 points and setting career marks for free throws (3), blocks (5) and steals (2) ... played 29 minutes, scoring four points and grabbing six boards in the win over Appy State (11/14). 2008-09: Averaged 19 minutes a game as a freshman, averaging 4.7 points and 4.6 rebounds a game … played 17 minutes, scoring eight points and grabbing seven boards against Pittsburgh (3/20) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament … scored nine points and grabbed five boards in the A-Sun title win over Jacksonville (3/7) ... posted a game-high 11 rebounds and scored nine points in the win over Mercer (2/28) ... had 11 points and nine rebounds in a solid game against FGCU (2/7) ... matched his career high with three blocks, while scoring seven points and grabbing five rebounds against FGCU (1/12) ... had his first career double-double with 10 points and a career-high 12 rebounds in the win over Stetson (1/10) ... posted a career-high 11 rebounds and scored eight points in

the win over Jacksonville (1/3) ... had his career best game, setting personal bests for points (18), field goals (9), field goals attempted (10), and minutes played (38) ... overcame a stomach flu to score four points and three rebounds against Mercer (12/5) ... had six points, six boards and two assists in the win over Marshall (12/2) ... scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds, playing a career-high 28 minutes in the win over Tennessee Tech (11/24) ... had a solid outing against Wingate (11/20), setting personal bests for rebounds (7), assists (2), blocks (3) and steals (1) ... made his first collegiate start and was impressive, scoring nine points, grabbing six rebounds and blocking two shots in 24 minutes against SIU Edwardsville (11/15) ... made his debut against Temple, picking put two rebounds and an assist in limited action. High School: A star at South Miami, playing in Florida’s largest classification of 6A-5A … averaged 18.6 points, 9.7 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game as a senior … was a first-team All-Dade selection, played in the All-Dade Game, was a McDonald’s All-America nominee, and was selected as his team’s MVP. Personal: Major is Broadcasting ... son of Eric Brown and Stephanie Rice … born August 8,1989.

Junior | 6-8 | 210 | ForwardMiami, Fla. | South Miami HS

BrOWN’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 17 twice, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . . .18 vs. Kennesaw State (12/23/08)FG 7 3 times, most recent vs. Stetson (2/6/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vs. Kennesaw State (12/23/08)FGA 14 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)3FG N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A3FGA N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/AFT 7 vs. Jacksonville (2/27) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Jacksonville (2/27)FTA 9 twice, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)) . . . . . .9 twice, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10)Rebounds 15 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)Assists 4 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10)Blocks 5 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 vs. Chattanooga (11/17/09) Steals 4 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. Kennesaw State (2/12/10) Minutes 41 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 vs. Lipscomb (1/30/10)


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43 Adam sollazzoAbout Adam: Possibly one of the most decorated prep players to sign at ETSU … has great height for a point guard and the ability to distribute the basketball … smart player

who combines court awareness with scoring skills. 2009-10: Had a career night against Kentucky (3/18) in the NCAAs, scoring a personal-best 14 points, while collecting five boards and grabbing three steals ... played one of his best games of the year in the title game win over Mercer (3/6), scoring 11 points, dishing out three assists and hitting a career-high seven free throws ... had six points, three assists and a steal in the win over Campbell (3/4) in the A-Sun quarterfinals ... came off the bench to score 10 points and match his career high for field goals (4) and field goals attempted (9) in the win over UNF (2/25) ... played a very solid game in the win over Stetson (2/6), posting a career-high six free throws on his way to scoring 10 points, grabbing three boards, and dishing out five assists in 25 minutes of play ... matched his career best with four steals, while scoring seven points and dishing out three assists in a solid effort off the bench in the win over FGCU (2/4) ... had five points and five rebounds in the win over FGCU (1/16) ... posted a career-high four steals in the win over Kennesaw State (1/7) ... had a season-high seven assists and two steals in the win over USC Upstate (1/4) ... collected six rebounds, dished out two assists and blocked a shot in the loss to Tennessee (12/2) ... scored seven points, dished out four assists and had three rebounds in the win over Charleston (11/25) ... had three boards and two assists in the loss to UTC (11/17) ... set career highs for scoring (13), field goals (4), field goal attempts (7), and free throws (5) against Appalachian State (11/14). 2008-09: Averaged 18 minutes a game as a true freshman, third on the team with 2.0 assists per game, while

averaging three points and three boards a game … changed numbers in the offseason from No. 20 to No. 43 to honor his freshman season roommate Seth Coy, who died tragically in an automobile accident during the summer … had 11 points and seven boards in the win over Kennesaw State (2/26) ... posted the team’s best assist number of the year with 12 assists against Campbell (2/23), while setting or matching career highs for field goals (4), field goals attempted (6), steals (3) and minutes played (34) ... matched his career high with six assists against FGCU (2/7) ... reached his career high with 12 points in the loss to Jacksonville (1/30) ... had a career-high three steals, dished out five assists and grabbed seven rebounds in the win over Campbell (1/22) ... started the game and continued his development with nine rebounds, five assists and four points in the win over Belmont (1/19) ... made major strides in his development in the win over Lipscomb (1/17), playing 30 minutes and setting career marks for points (12), rebounds (8), assists (6) and steals (2) ... stepped up in the absence of senior point guard Courtney Pigram, scoring four points, grabbing five rebounds and dishing out three assists in 32 minutes of action against Stetson (1/10) ... posted a career-high five assists and grabbed four

rebounds in the win over UNF (1/5) ... played 13 solid minutes, scoring three points and dishing out an assist in the win over Jacksonville (1/3) ... for a point guard, had a remarkable three blocks and his first 3-pointer in the loss to Hofstra (11/16) ... scored his first four collegiate points and matched his career best with seven rebounds against SIU Edwardsville (11/15) ... made his collegiate debut against Temple, picking up seven rebounds in 28 minutes of action. High School: A standout at Armwood High School, he was named MVP of the Florida North-South All-Star Game, where he posted a triple-double with 16 points, 13 assists and 11 rebounds against the best high school players in the state … was also named MVP of the Tampa-Pinellas All-Star Game, scoring 21 points and dishing out eight assists in that contest … averaged 22 points, 6.3 assists and 6.1 rebounds his senior season … was a finalist for Class 5A “Mr. Basketball,” was the Florida Athletic Coaches Association 5A Player of the Year, the Tampa Bay Basketball Coaches Player of the Year, an All-Suncoast First Team selection, an All-Western Conference pick, and the “Paul Straub” Player of the Year. Personal: Major is Business... son of Paul and Terry Sollazzo … born April 24, 1990.

Junior | 6-6 | 200 | GuardTampa, Fla. | Armwood HS

SOLLazzO’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 14 vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 vs. Kentucky (3/18/10)FG 4 6 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . .4 6 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) FGA 12 vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. Kentucky (3/18/10)3FG 1 vs. North Florida (11/29/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 3 times, most recent vs. North Florida (11/29/09)3FGA 1 7 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . .1 7 times, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) FT 7 vs. Mercer (3/6/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 vs. Mercer (3/6/10)FTA 10 twice, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10) . . . . . . . . . . . .10 twice, most recent vs. Kentucky (3/18/10)Rebounds 6 vs. Tennessee (12/2/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vs. Belmont (1/19/09)Assists 7 vs. USC Upstate (1/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. Campbell (2/23/09)Blocks 1 three times, most recent vs. Belmont (2/1/10) . . . . . . . . .3 vs. Hofstra (11/16/08)Steals 4 twice, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) . . . . . . .4 twice, most recent vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/4/10) Minutes 27 vs. Appalachian State (11/14/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 twice, most recent vs. Campbell (2/23/09)


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44 J.c. WardAbout J.C.: Reputation as an aggressive defender with toughness on the inside … his ability to find the

basketball is a strength … his work ethic and competitive nature will be a valuable addition to the team … has versatility and expected to help at the power forward spot.2009-10: Had six boards and scored two points in 23 minutes against Mercer in the A-Sun finals (3/6) ... had a critical made jumper, block and rebound in the final minutes against Kennesaw State (3/5) in the A-Sun semifinals ... continued to provide valuable minutes off the bench in the post, scoring six points and grabbing nine rebounds in the win over JU (2/27) ... posted more solid numbers in the win over UNF (2/25) with five boards and two points in 11 minutes ... had a career-high 12 rebounds and provided a strong defensive effort in the paint to lift the Bucs to a win over USC Upstate (2/21) ... posted three points and six rebounds in the loss at Mercer

(1/9) ... had six boards and four points in the win over Kennesaw State (1/7) ... grabbed six boards and scored four points in the loss at Tennessee (12/2) ... had a career-high two 3-pointers and two steals, including a career-best 30 minutes of play in the win over Arkansas (11/27) ... played the best game of his young career against Charleston (11/25), posting personal bests for points (11), field goals (4), free throws (3) and minutes played (21) ... had four offensive boards and an assist in just four minutes of play against Louisville (11/21) ... played what was then the best game of his career by posting six points and eight rebounds against Morgan State (11/19),

and hitting his first career 3-pointer against the Bears ... made his ETSU debut against Appy State (11/14), scoring four points and grabbing two rebounds in nine minutes of play. 2008-09: Did not play … sat out as a redshirt. High School: Played at Marietta High, where he was an All-County, All-Region, All-Conference and Atlanta All-Metro Team selection, leading his high school team to a trip to the Final Eight in Georgia … averaged a double-double during his high school career, averaging 15 points and 14 rebounds a game for three seasons. Personal: Major is business ... son of Sharif Colbert and Lanette Hatfield … born Dec. 22, 1989.

Sophomore | 6-6 | 245 | ForwardMarietta, Ga. | Marietta HS

Ward’S BESTS 2009-10 Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CareerPoints 11 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)FG 4 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) FGA 6 vs. Morgan State (11/19/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 vs. Morgan State (11/19/09)3FG 2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)3FGA 2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)FT 3 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)FTA 6 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 vs. College of Charleston (11/25/09)Rebounds 12 vs. USC Upstate (2/21/10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. USC Upstate (2/21/10)Assists 1 4 times, most recent vs. Mercer (1/9/10). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 4 times, most recent vs. Mercer (1/9/10)Blocks 1 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10) . . . . . . . . . . . .1 3 times, most recent vs. Campbell (3/4/10)Steals 2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)Minutes 30 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 vs. Arkansas (11/27/09)


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15 Anthony JohnsonAbout Anthony: A player with great size and strength … can play both inside and on the perimeter, with the ability to hit outside shots and also drive to the basket … expected to help solidify the Bucs’ inside game this season. Prior to ETSU: While at Cosumnes River College, he was known for his inside defensive play and well-rounded offensive skills … he helped power his junior college team to a combined 46-17 overall record the last two seasons, and was selected first team All Big 8 Conference … he was also an honorable mention all-state player one year ago, averaging 16 points and eight rebounds while serving as a team captain. Personal: Major is business ... son of Norman Downs and Debra Johnson … born June 23, 1989. Coach Bartow’s evaluation: “He is a great fit for our program. We like his character and on the floor we love his versatility. He can play inside and outside, can make the three and still score in the paint. While he’s a good offensive rebounder, on the defensive end he gives us another thick body that can guard multiple positions and can also help us on the glass.”

Junior | 6-7 | 235 | ForwardLos Angeles | Consumnes River CC

0 Ryan WoumnAbout Ryan: Highly decorated prep player with traditional point guard skills … has impressive offensive talents, while also able to distribute the ball and make those around him better. High School: A 2010 McDonald’s All-America nominee and was a 1,000-point scorer during his prep career, averaging 26 points, six assists and five rebounds as a senior for Lynn English High School … he was a North Eastern Conference All-Star and a Boston Herald Dream Team selection the past two seasons … was also named the North Eastern Conference’s most valuable player as a junior … other accolades include being named the Lynn English Student Athletic Award recipient, and selection to the All Boston FOX Channel Top 25 Boys Team … he helped lead his team to a 23-2 record as a senior. Personal: Major is criminal justice... son of David and Vanessa Steed-Woumn … born Nov. 12, 1991. Coach Bartow’s evaluation: “Ryan is a smart point guard with the ability to make those around him better. His knowledge of the game and leadership are things that we really liked about him. He’s from a successful high school program and strong AAU team. He’s a great kid with a strong family, and we think he’s going to be a fantastic addition to our team.”

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52 Josh JohnsonAbout Josh: A walk-on who brings strong post defender skills and good size to the team … will be working to improve his strength and size in the weightroom this year … a quality student. High school: Played at Gate City High, where he averaged seven points, 10 rebounds and two blocks a game … competed for two summers with the Tennessee Travelers AAU team. Personal: Major is Pre-Med ... son of Frank Johnson, Eric Fugate and Jackie Fugate … born May 21, 1991. Coach Bartow’s evaluation: “Josh will be a very important player for us in practice. He has good size and will challenge our post guys to get better. He’s a great young man and a good student. We think he is a good addition to our program.”

Freshman | 6-10 | 210 | ForwardGate City, Va. | Gate City HS

45 curtis WilkinsonAbout Curtis: A player who is just now reaching his potential after not playing organized basketball until late in his high school career … extremely athletic and a strong defender … he has the ability to block shots and has a great deal of versatility on both ends of the floor. Prior to ETSU: While playing for San Bernardino Valley College, he was a first-team All-Foothills Conference pick … averaged 11 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.4 blocks a game while playing 22 minutes as a sophomore … he shot 59 percent from the field and 68 percent from the free throw line … as a freshman, averaged 14 points, 8.3 rebounds and 2.5 blocks a game. Personal: Major is Interdisciplinary Studies … son of Curtis Gillis and Vanessa Blakely … born Dec. 26, 1987. Coach Bartow’s evaluation: “We love Curtis’ versatility. He can play on both ends of the floor, while helping both inside and on the perimeter. The amount of upside potential is really great, and his ability to rebound on both ends and block shots is also a huge positive.”

Junior | 6-8 | 220 | ForwardBude, Miss. | San Bernardino Valley CC


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No. Name .................... Pos. ...... Hgt. ...... Wgt. ........Cl. ...... Hometown/Previous School ........Major0 Ryan Woumn ................ G ........... 6’3” ..........170 .......... Fr. ........Lynn, Mass./Lynn English ...................Crim. Justice1 Mike Smith ................... G ........... 6’6” ..........225 ..........Sr. ........Vandalia, Mo./Van-Far ........................Business3 Justin Tubbs .................. G ........... 6’3” ..........205 ..........Sr. ........Trussville, Ala./Univ. of Alabama ........Accounting5 Sheldon Cooley ............. G ........... 6’3” ..........180 ..........So. ........Tampa, Fla./Plant ...............................Sports Mgmt10 De’Shaud Johnson ........ G ........... 5’9” ..........165 ..........Sr. ........Bristol/King College ...........................Inter. Studies13 Tommy Hubbard ........... F ........... 6’4” ..........205 ..........Sr. ........Boston/St. Mark’s School ....................Business15 Anthony Johnson .......... F ........... 6’7” ..........235 .......... Jr..........Los Angeles/Cosumnes River CC .........Inter. Studies25 Jarvis Jones ................... G ........... 6’2” ..........170 .......... Jr..........Memphis/Mitchell ..............................Sports Mgmt30 Micah Williams ............. G ........... 6’4” ..........220 ..........Sr. ........Manchester/Coffee County .................Sports Mgmt34 Lukas Poderis ................ F ........... 6’8” ..........230 ..........So. ........Port Richey, Fla./Ridgewood ..............Business41 Isiah Brown ................... F ........... 6’8” ..........210 .......... Jr..........Miami/South Miami ...........................Mass Comm43 Adam Sollazzo .............. G ........... 6’6” ..........200 .......... Jr..........Tampa, Fla./Armwood ........................Business44 J.C. Ward ....................... F ........... 6’6” ..........245 ..........So. ........Marietta, Ga./Marietta .......................Business45 Curtis Wilkinson ............ F ........... 6’8” ..........220 .......... Jr..........Bude, Miss./San Bernardino Valley .....Inter. Studies52 Josh Johnson ................ F .......... 6’10” .........210 .......... Fr. ........Gate City, Va./Gate City .......................Pre Med

2010-2011 ETSU Men’s Basketball

Bucs By classSeniorMike SmithTommy Hubbard De’Shaud Johnson Justin TubbsMicah Williams

JuniorIsiah Brown Anthony JohnsonJarvis JonesAdam SollazzoCurtis Wilkinson

SophomoreSheldon Cooley Lukas PoderisJ.C. Ward

FreshmanRyan WoumnJosh Johnson

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Murry BartowMurry

Bartow became the 15th head coach in the 81-year history of East Tennessee State University men’s

basketball on April 22, 2003, and he has wasted little time making a place for himself in the tradition-rich history of Buccaneer hoops.

Since joining the ETSU family, Bartow has posted the school’s best winning percentage by a coach with five or more years of service, winning 61 percent of his games (138-87). He eclipsed 100 wins at ETSU and 200 wins for his career during the 2008-09 season, and his Buccaneer teams have averaged just under 20 wins a season since Bartow arrived in Johnson City. In addition, his ETSU teams – which have enjoyed 20 wins in four of his seven seasons on the bench – have won the Southern Conference championship in 2004, the Atlantic Sun Conference regular season title in 2007, and back-to-back A-Sun Tournament championships in 2009 and 2010.

Most recently, Bartow did arguably his best coaching job ever during the 2009-10 season, as the Bucs overcame the tragic preseason death of rising sophomore Seth Coy and the loss of injured senior captain Mike Smith to still win the A-Sun title and make the program’s ninth trip all time to the NCAAs. The Bucs placed three players on the A-Sun All-Tournament team, and took on Kentucky in March Madness.

During the 2008-09 season, Bartow guided the Buccaneers to another 20-win season, as ETSU posted a 23-11 record. Even more impressive, the Bucs captured the A-Sun Tournament title and made the program’s eighth trip all time to the NCAA Tournament. ETSU placed three players

on the league’s all-tournament team, and ultimately made an impressive showing in the first round of the NCAAs as a No. 16 seed, taking No. 1-seeded Pittsburgh to the wire.

In 2003-04, Bartow led the Bucs to arguably the best season in their history, finishing with a program-best 15-1 record in Southern Conference play, setting a new school record with a 16-game winning streak, and coming within one win of matching the best overall record in school history with a 27-6 mark. ETSU finished first in the SoCon North Division for the fourth year in a row and won its second overall regular season title in four years. In addition, the Bucs captured the SoCon Tournament title for the second straight year and the sixth time in school history, and the team competed in its seventh NCAA Tournament.

For his efforts in 2003-04, Bartow was named the Southern Conference Coach of the Year by both the league’s coaches and media. Plus, the Bucs had three players named first-team All-SoCon, including senior Zakee Wadood – who was selected as the league’s most valuable player – and Tim Smith – who was selected as the tournament’s most valuable player.

In 2006-07, Bartow once again led the Bucs to one of the best seasons in school history, as the team went 24-10 overall and 16-2 in Atlantic Sun play to finish as the regular season champions. The squad earned a trip to the National Invitation Tournament, and for the second time in four seasons, Bartow was honored by his peers with the A-Sun Coach of the Year award.

The 49-year-old Bartow, who was also head coach at the University of Alabama-Birmingham from 1996-2002, has won 241 games in

his career and made appearances in seven postseason tournaments as a Division I coach – including the NCAA Tournament in 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2010. Bartow replaced former ETSU head coach Ed DeChellis, who spent seven seasons at ETSU before taking the head coaching position at Penn State following the 2002-03 season.

Bartow enjoyed his share of success early in his head coaching career. Overall, his UAB teams posted a 103-83 record that included 48 Conference USA victories – second only to Cincinnati’s Bob Huggins in that same time span.

The Blazers – who enjoyed 20-win seasons twice under Bartow – also made three postseason appearances during this time, getting invitations to the NIT in 1997 and 1998, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 1999. In 23 years as a player, assistant coach and head coach, Bartow has been to 16 post-season tournaments (10 NCAA and 6 NITs).

The son of Coach Gene and Ruth Bartow, Murry literally grew up around the game of basketball, and has apprenticed at the side of two of the game’s master teachers, Gene Bartow and Indiana’s Bob Knight.

Bartow began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Indiana (1985-87) and worked with the Hossiers’ 1987 NCAA Championship team. He then worked for two seasons as a full-time assistant and recruiting coordinator at William & Mary (1987-89).

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ETSU head coach Murry Bartow is joined by his family, including, wife Tammy, and from left, sons Stephen, Connor, Alec.


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Marital status – • Married, wife Tammy

Children – • Alec, Stephen, Connor

Education: • B.S. from University of Alabama-Birmingham with a major in marketing (1985)

• M.S. from Indiana University in Physical Education (1987)

Experience: • 1985-87 – Graduate assistant, Indiana University

• 1987-89 – Assistant, College of William & Mary

• 1989-1996 – Assistant, UAB

• 1996-2001 – Head coach, UAB

• 2003-10 – Head coach, ETSU

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During his seven seasons as an assistant on the UAB staff (1989-96), Bartow developed a reputation as an energetic teacher and recruiter, and was often mentioned as one of the nation’s top defensive strategists.

A 1980 graduate of Birmingham’s W.A. Berry High School, Bartow was an outstanding point guard, earning All-Jefferson County honors and his team’s MVP award as a senior. He played basketball at UAB from 1980-85, and was part of four NCAA Tournament teams, three Sun Belt

Conference championship teams and UAB’s 1984 Great Alaska Shootout title team. He was also a member of the golf team while at UAB.

Bartow earned his B.A. in business administration from UAB in 1985, and his master’s degree from Indiana in 1987. Bartow, a native of Warrensburg, Missouri, is married to the former Tammy Earley of Birmingham, a registered nurse and former UAB cheerleader, who currently serves as the ETSU Spirt Coordinator. They have three sons, Alec, Stephen and Connor.

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• In his first six seasons as a Division I coach, Bartow enjoyed 100 wins.

• Bartow has beaten programs such as Auburn, Florida, Marquette, Missouri,

Charlotte, UNLV, Tulsa, Houston, Fresno State, Memphis, Louisville and Georgia.

• Bartow’s 1999 UAB team won the Conference USA National Division

Championship, while his 2004 ETSU team won the Southern Conference

title. His 2007 ETSU squad won the Atlantic Sun regular season

championship, while both the 2009 and 2010 Bucs captured the league

tournament title.

Bartow HEad CoaCHINg NuMBErSYear ............... School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w-L . . . . . . . .Conf. . . . . Postseason1996-97 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . . 18-14 . . . . . . . . .7-7 . . . . . . . . . . NIT 1997-98 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . 21-12 . . . . . . . . 10-6 . . . . . . . . . NIT1998-99 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . . 20-12 . . . . . . . . 10-6 . . . . . . . . NCAA 1999-00 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . . 14-14 . . . . . . . . . 7-9 . . . . . . . . . None2000-01 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . . 17-14 . . . . . . . . . 8-8 . . . . . . . . . None2001-02 ............ Alabama-Birmingham . . . . . . . . 13-17 . . . . . . . . 6-10 . . . . . . . . None2003-04 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . . 27-6. . . . . . . . . 15-1 . . . . . . . . NCAA2004-05 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 10-19 . . . . . . . . 4-12 . . . . . . . . None2005-06 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 15-13 . . . . . . . . 12-8 . . . . . . . . None2006-07 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 24-10 . . . . . . . . 16-2 . . . . . . . . . NIT2007-08 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 19-13 . . . . . . . . 11-5 . . . . . . . . None2008-09 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 23-11 . . . . . . . . 14-6 . . . . . . . . NCAA2009-10 ............ East Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . 20-15 . . . . . . . . 13-7 . . . . . . . . NCAA

Overall winning percentage: 241-170 (.586)Conference winning percentage: 133-87 (.604)


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Growing up in the shadow of one of college basketball’s most recognizable coaches is tough enough. When he is your father, well, that’s even tougher. However, Murry Bartow has lived up to the winning tradition his father, Gene, carried on at UCLA and established at UAB. In fact, Gene and Murry Bartow are currently ranked in the Top 5 of winningest father and son coaching combinations in the country, with 886 combined wins as head coaches. Today, the elder Bartow is president of the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies.

Murry Bartow (right) and his father Gene (left) have combined to win a total of 886 games as collegiate head coaches, which ranks them in the Top 5 all-time among

father & son coaches.

“Murry comes from a great basketball family. Training under his dad, Gene, and Bob Knight, Murry has knowledge, communication ability and is a solid teacher who always has his teams well prepared. The Bartow name is magic.”

Dick Vitale, ESPN basketball analyst

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“Murry Bartow is an excellent young coach. He did an outstanding job of carrying on the basketball tradition his father established at UAB and has done a great job at East Tennessee State.”

Bob Knight, Former Indiana and Texas Tech head coach

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Coach Murry Bartow...

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history, capturing the program’s first Atlantic Sun Conference championship. And again in 2008-09 and 2009-10, the Bucs fielded a championship team, winning the A-Sun Tournament and participating in the program’s eighth and ninth trips to the NCAA Tournament.

“I think ETSU is a program that is going somewhere and I’ve enjoyed being a part of it,” Boyd said.

A 1970 graduate of Northern Michigan University, Boyd was instrumental in helping build Michigan’s 1989 NCAA Championship team. He assisted head coach Bill Frieder with back-to-back Big Ten Championship clubs in 1985 and 1986 and an NIT title squad in 1984. The Wolverines were 237-108 during Boyd’s 11 years in Ann Arbor. Boyd has recruited and coached NBA standouts such as Glen Rice, Rumeal Robinson, Loy Vaught, Roy Tarpley, Gary Grant, Tim McCormick, and Terry Mills.

Prior to Michigan, he served four years as an assistant at Kent State, including a stint as interim head coach in his last season at the school. Boyd played basketball at Northern Michigan, where he led the conference in scoring under coach Stan Albeck. He was inducted into the NMU Hall of Fame in ’80.

Boyd and his wife Michelle have six children, Toni, Stephanie, Michael Jr., Mark, Matt and Greg.

Assistant coach Mike Boyd is joined by his wife Michelle.

Michael Boyd

Veteran college basketball coach Michael Boyd is set to begin his eighth season at East Tennessee State University, after spending the last seven seasons as a huge coaching asset for the Bucs.

Boyd has a wealth of coaching experience at the collegiate level, after having spent seven seasons as an assistant coach at Penn State from 1996 to 2003, and also serving as an assistant coach at another Big Ten Conference program, Michigan, for 11 seasons from 1979 to 1990. In addition, Boyd also enjoyed a head coaching stint at Cleveland State from 1990 to 1996. After those six seasons at Cleveland State – which included a 22-6 record and Mid-Continent Conference championship in 1992-93 – Boyd joined the staff at Penn State in 1996.

“We are fortunate to have Mike on our staff,” said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. “He is incredibly experienced as an assistant and head coach at the Division I level, and he has numerous contacts across the country because of his 18 years as an assistant in the Big Ten. Mike works directly with our post players and does an outstanding job developing their game.”

Boyd was equally pleased to be joining the Buccaneer program when he took the position in 2003, especially after the kind of season ETSU enjoyed in 2002-03 – a campaign which saw the Bucs win their third consecutive Southern Conference North Division title, capture the SoCon Tournament championship, and make a trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Bucs responded again in 2003-04, finishing with a 27-6 record and a second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. In 2006-07, the team won 24 games which ranks as the fifth-best season in school

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Born – February 6, 1947

Marital status – Married, wife Michelle

Children – Toni, Stephanie, Michael Jr., Mark, Matt, Greg

Education:

• B.S. from Northern Michigan University with a major in industrial education (1970)

• M.S. from Kent State University in Student Personnel (1977)

Experience:

• 1969-70 – Assistant, Northern Michigan

• 1974-78 – Assistant, Kent State

• 1979-1979 – Interim head coach, Kent State

• 1979-1990 – Assistant, University of Michigan

• 1990-1996 – Head coach, Cleveland State

• 1996-2003 – Assistant, Penn State

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Before moving to Florida, Wagers was the head coach at Washburn High School in Washburn, Tennessee. He earned Tennessee Athletic Coaches’ Association District 1A Coach-of-the-Year honors in 1993-94.

Wagers played varsity basketball at Tennessee Wesleyan from 1985-89. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education.

Particularly in the past two seasons, ETSU’s defensive sets — like the team’s 1-3-1 halfcourt trap and fullcourt press — helped the team rank as one of the top teams in the country for steals. In addition, Wagers has been a crucial part of the Bucs recent recruiting ventures into Florida and continues to work that part of the country.

Wagers and his wife Stacey have two children, Luke and Lola.

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Scott Wagers enters his 11th season as an assistant coach at East Tennessee State University, having seen the Bucs win four straight Southern Conference North Division Championships (2000-2004), two straight SoCon Tournament titles (2003 & 2004), three Atlantic Sun Conference championships (2007, 2009 and 2010), and make four trips to the NCAA Tournament (2003, 2004, 2009 and 2010), and earn a berth in the NIT (2007).

“Keeping Scott Wagers on staff was crucial when we made the transition in coaching staffs seven years ago,” said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. “Scott is an excellent coach with great recruiting ties and a talent for working on our defensive strategies and alignments.”

Wagers’ primary area of responsibility is acting as the team’s defensive coordinator, helping develop the team’s fullcourt defensive style, its trapping principles, and man-to-man philosophy. Along with those duties, Wagers works with the team’s post players and is an invaluable recruiter with ties throughout the country.

Before coming to Johnson City, Wagers was the head coach at Robinson High School in Tampa, Fla., from 1994-2000. He earned Tampa Bay Basketball Coaches’ Association Coach of the Year honors in 1997-98 after taking his team to the Florida High School semifinals. Wagers’ team also earned St. Petersburg Times/Tampa Tribune Team-of-the-Year honors that season.

While at Robinson, Wagers led his teams to four divisional championships, and two regional championships. His Robinson High teams went 126-24 during his tenure, while averaging over 100 points a game offensively in each of those seasons.

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Born – March 28, 1964

Marital status – Married, wife Stacey

Children – Luke and Lola

Education:

• B.S. from Tennessee-Wesleyan College with a major in physical education (1989)

Experience:

• 1990-94 – Head coach, Washburn High School (Washburn, Tenn.)

• 1994-2000 – Head coach, Robinson High School (Tampa, Fla.)

• 2000-2010 – Assistant coach, ETSU

Wagers was married in the summer of 2003 to his wife, Stacey, and the couple have two children, Luke and Lola.


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He overhauled the Wooddale High School program in Memphis, Tenn. Prior to his arrival, the school endured an 0-23 season in 2001–02, but it enjoyed four straight seasons of 22 wins or more in his four years there, including a 24-9 mark in 2002–03. For his efforts, Johnson was named the District 15-3A Coach of the Year in 2002–03 and the Commercial Appeal Co-Coach of the Year. Wooddale, which enjoyed a 94-36 record and three seasons of 24 wins, won the district championship in 2005–06 and finished second in the district twice. The program reached the Region 8-3A semifinals every year.

Johnson spent four years on the staff at UAB under Bartow, helping lead the Blazers to three winning seasons and an NCAA Tournament berth. The Blazers won the Conference USA National Division championship during the 1998–99 season.

Johnson spent 17 years (1981–98) as the head coach at Thompson High School in Alabaster, Ala., and set a 309-191 record. He was a three-time Shelby County Coach of the Year (1982, 1987, 1995). His teams won five area championships and reached the substate playoffs five times.

Johnson played college basketball at the University of Montevallo and graduated with a bachelor of science in physical education. He has two daughters, Adrian, 32, and Katie, 22, and two sons, Marques, 27, and Caleb, 16.

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Veteran coach Thomas Johnson enters his first season on the Buccaneer bench, having replaced longtime assistant Will Bailey prior to the start of the season.

Johnson, who was entering his third season at Samford, also worked for Bartow at UAB for four seasons during the late 1990s, and spent two seasons on the bench at MTSU from 2006 to 2008. He also possesses strong recruiting ties in Memphis, having spent over 20 years as a high school coach in both Tennessee and Alabama.

“We are very pleased to have Thomas join our staff and think he will bring a great deal of experience to our program,” Bartow said. “Loyalty and trust are very important factors when hiring a new coach, and having worked with Thomas in the past at UAB and watching his career develop, I know that he will be able to fit into the chemistry of our staff. He brings many years of experience to the floor both as a high school and college coach, and his time in the Memphis area will only strengthen our recruiting in that part of the state.”

After spending two seasons as the top assistant coach under Kermit Davis at Middle Tennessee State University, Johnson came to Samford at the start of the 2008-09 season. A staunch recruiter, Johnson was part of an MTSU staff that landed a 2007 signing class rated No. 1 in the Sun Belt and No. 48 nationally by Hoop Scoop, as well as the No. 13-rated class among the nation’s mid-major programs by Rivals.com. Before his time at MTSU, Johnson logged more than 20 years as a high school coach in Alabama and Tennessee.

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Born – March 23, 1955

Marital status – Single

Children – Adrian, Katie, Marques and Caleb

Education:

• B.S. from University Montevallo with a major in physical education (1977)

Experience:

• 1981-98 – Head coach, Thompson High School (Alabaster, Ala.)

• 1998-2002 – Assistant Coach, UAB

• 2002-2006 – Head coach, Wooddale High School (Memphis, Tenn.)

• 2006-2008 – Assistant Coach, MTSU

• 2008-2010 – Assistant Coach, Samford

• 2010 – Assistant Coach, ETSU


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Michael White enters his ninth season as the media contact for men’s basketball at ETSU. During that time, White has overseen all responsibilities of the ETSU Athletic Media Relations office, including management of the Buccaneer Sports Network’s radio and television coverage, and working as the liaison to all other local, regional and national news outlets.

In his time with the Buccaneer program, White played a critical role in the launch of the Buccaneer Sports Network in 2003, helped direct three complete redesigns of the program’s official athletic web site, and instituted more effective publishing schedules for the program’s media guides and other printed materials. As a member of the ETSU Campus Communication Team, White serves a wide variety of public relations roles on campus even beyond the athletic department.

White, who spent seven years as an award-winning sports editor at newspapers like the Bristol (Va.-Tenn.) Herald Courier and the Elizabethon (Tenn.) Star before coming to ETSU, was named the 1998 Tennessee Sports Writer of the Year by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association. A native of Elizabethton, he graduated from Elizabethton High School in 1992, where he was an all-conference baseball player. He later attended and played baseball at Milligan College, where he graduated in 1996 with degrees in both business and communications. He continued his education at ETSU, where earned a master’s degree in Business Administration in the summer of 2008.

A lifelong resident of the Tri-Cities, White is the proud father of a 6-year-old son, Jackson.

Michael White associate ad for Communications Ninth Season

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Andrew Greene enters his fourth season with the ETSU men’s basketball program, and his third as Director of Basketball Operations. Greene’s main responsibilities include day-to-day basketball operations, scheduling of team travel and meals, coordinating team community relations events, organizing film exchange, production of scouting reports and tapes, and taking care of all administrative needs. He is also in charge of planning, organizing, and directing all aspects of the Murry Bartow Buccaneer Basketball Camps which take place in the summer.

The Ronda, N.C., native was a double major at the University of North Carolina, earning his bachelor’s degrees in Exercise and Sport Science and Psychology in 2006. He received his master’s degree in Sport Management in 2008 from ETSU.

Greene began his tenure in Johnson City serving as a Graduate Assistant for the 2007-08 Buccaneer team, a squad that finished 19-13, but has since seen the Bucs eclipse the 20-win mark and earn trips to the NCAAs in each of the last two seasons (2009 and 2010). He comes to ETSU after gaining valuable experience serving as a manager for the University of North Carolina’s men’s basketball program. His duties included involvement in daily practices for the Tar Heels, as well as coordinating game-day procedures for the team. While in Chapel Hill, Greene spent several years under the tutelage of the Carolina system, coaching at the Roy Williams Carolina Basketball School. He has also been an instructor at camps throughout the southeast, including the William and Mary and Pfeiffer summer camps. Prior to his time at UNC, Greene played collegiately at Wilkes Community College, a member of NJCAA Division 1.

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from left to right, Murphy Fancher, Joey Hood, Kyle Dobyns, Vincent Meninno, Jamie Butler.

Roger Hammons is entering his 18th season as the men’s basketball equipment manager at East Tennessee State University. Hammons joined the Buccaneer program in 1992 as a student manager for the men’s basketball team. Since that time he graduated from ETSU in August of 1998 with a B.S. degree in sport management,

and now serves as equipment manager for women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, softball, and men’s and women’s basketball.

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Brett Lewis enters his fifth year as Assistant Athletic Trainer. Lewis currently also oversees responsibilities for men’s and women’s tennis, and cheerleading. The South Pittsburg native received his Master of Arts degree in Exercise Physiology from ETSU in 2007, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from MTSU in

2005. He is a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Tennessee and is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.

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Final StandingS/timeline

2009-10 Atlantic Sun Standings

Buccaneers AmongA-Sun Leaders

Tommy Hubbard Scoring -- 10th (13.9)

Rebounding -- 3rd (8.2) Steals -- 7th (1.66) FT % -- 10th (.717) Off. Rebounds -- 4th (3.43) Def. Rebounds -- 4th (5.37) Minutes played -- 4th

(33.49) MIcah Williams FT % -- 9th (.721) Isiah Brown

Blocked Shots -- 4th (1.44)

Justin Tubbs 3-pt. FG Made -- 7th (2.14)

All A-Sun HonorsTommy Hubbard

• Second Team All A-Sun • A-Sun All-TournamentMicah Williams

• A-Sun Tournament MVP • A-Sun All-TournamentJustin Tubbs

• A-Sun All-Tournament

Buccaneers AmongA-Sun Team Leaders

Scoring offense - 5th (69.3)Scoring defense - 3rd (67.5)Scoring margin - 5th (+1.8)FT Pct. - 7th (.659)Rebounding - 5th (36.5)Rebounding mar. - 5th (+0.8)FG Pct. - 5th (.432)FG Pct. Defense - 3rd (.418)3-pt. FG Pct. - 10th (.308)3-pt. FG Pct. Def. - 4th (.332)3-pt. FG Made - 9th (5.06)Blocked Shots - 5th (3.20)Steals - 3rd (8.37)Turnover Margin - 2nd (+1.8)Assists - 11th (10.91)Assist/TO Ratio - 11th (0.74)

What does the 2010-11 Season have in store?

A Team Timeline...

In need of a signature road victory, the Bucs dropped the homestanding Razorbacks. It was the second time in three seasons the Bucs have beaten an SEC foe (Georgia, 2007).

Nov. 27, 2009vs. Arkansas

Conference Overall A-Sun Pct. Ov. Pct.

Campbell 14-6 .700 19-11 .634Belmont 14-6 .700 19-12 .613Jacksonville 14-6 .700 20-13 .606Lipscomb 14-6 .700 17-13 .567ETSU 13-7 .650 20-15 .571Mercer 10-10 .500 16-17 .485North Florida 8-12 .400 13-18 .419Kennesaw State 7-13 .350 13-20 .394USC Upstate 6-14 .300 6-23 .207Florida Gulf Coast 5-15 .250 8-21 .276Stetson 5-15 .250 7-22 .241

Feb. 21, 2010vs. USC Upstate

With hopes for the season hanging by a thread, the Bucs overcome an 18-point deficit to win and launch a six-game winning streak.

March 6, 2010vs. Mercer

Facing a No. 1 seed with five eventual NBA Lottery Picks, the Bucs put up a valiant effort in their ninth NCAA appearance all time, but their season ends against perennial power Kentucky.

The Bucs cap their end-of-year, six-game winning streak in style, upending the Mercer Bears on their home floor to earn a second straight A-Sun Tournament title and trip to the NCAAs.

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2009-10 East Tennessee StateSeason Box Score - All Games

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REB.------|Player GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct OR DR Tot Avg PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

01 SMITH, Mike 4-1 83-20.8 13-40 .325 4-17 .235 7-8 .875 4 3 7 1.8 11-0 5 7 0 6 37 9.3

03 TUBBS, Justin 35-34 949-27.1 140-344 .407 75-231 .325 69-97 .711 55 79 134 3.8 78-0 20 54 4 37 424 12.1

04 GRIMM, Bruce 17-5 178-10.5 8-41 .195 5-26 .192 16-23 .696 3 7 10 0.6 7-0 20 17 3 17 37 2.2

05 COOLEY, Sheldon 35-2 618-17.7 83-214 .388 9-34 .265 59-83 .711 20 70 90 2.6 48-0 64 53 0 31 234 6.7

10 JOHNSON, DeShaud 13-0 64-4.9 6-10 .600 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1 2 3 0.2 10-0 5 4 0 2 15 1.2

11 DAVIS, Jacolby 32-28 647-20.2 34-75 .453 2-12 .167 18-38 .474 11 41 52 1.6 62-1 78 69 4 41 88 2.8

13 HUBBARD, Tommy 35-35 1172-33.5 182-408 .446 13-47 .277 109-152 .717 98 188 286 8.2 123-5 42 81 14 58 486 13.9

25 JONES, Jarvis 26-0 305-11.7 39-121 .322 20-69 .290 4-7 .571 8 20 28 1.1 22-0 7 12 1 9 102 3.9

30 WILLIAMS, Micah 35-28 936-26.7 148-314 .471 41-117 .350 106-147 .721 37 80 117 3.3 71-2 33 68 15 27 443 12.7

33 EDWARDS, Jordan 3-0 5-1.7 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

34 PODERIS, Lukas 30-3 279-9.3 27-59 .458 1-5 .200 24-39 .615 27 32 59 2.0 53-2 4 15 13 5 79 2.6

41 BROWN, Isiah 34-33 867-25.5 99-186 .532 0-0 .000 68-127 .535 70 122 198 5.6 90-5 37 57 49 28 266 7.8

43 SOLLAZZO, Adam 35-1 496-14.2 46-107 .430 1-7 .143 46-67 .687 13 53 66 1.9 34-0 60 61 4 26 139 4.0

44 WARD, J.C. 31-5 427-13.8 30-59 .508 5-8 .625 9-25 .360 42 57 99 3.2 61-0 7 16 5 6 74 2.4

TEAM 56 72 128 3.7 0 5

Total 35 7026 855-1978 .432 177-575 .308 537-815 .659 445 832 1277 36.5 673-15 382 519 112 293 2424 69.3

Opponents 35 7025 801-1917 .418 260-782 .332 500-756 .661 424 826 1250 35.7 672 -- 463 582 131 257 2362 67.5

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total

East Tennessee State 1121 1292 11 2424

Opponents 1078 1272 12 2362

2009-10 East Tennessee StateSeason Box Score - Conference Games

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REB.------|Player GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct OR DR Tot Avg PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg01 SMITH, Mike 1-0 21-21.0 5-11 .455 2-5 .400 2-2 1.000 1 1 2 2.0 3-0 1 1 0 2 14 14.0

03 TUBBS, Justin 20-20 506-25.3 71-180 .394 40-127 .315 32-45 .711 27 46 73 3.7 45-0 13 27 3 20 214 10.7

04 GRIMM, Bruce 8-4 91-11.4 2-12 .167 1-9 .111 7-10 .700 3 2 5 0.6 3-0 11 9 3 9 12 1.5

05 COOLEY, Sheldon 20-1 356-17.8 56-133 .421 4-18 .222 42-61 .689 13 40 53 2.7 34-0 42 38 0 24 158 7.9

10 JOHNSON, DeShaud 9-0 46-5.1 4-7 .571 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1 2 3 0.3 8-0 5 2 0 1 11 1.2

11 DAVIS, Jacolby 17-15 352-20.7 19-39 .487 2-6 .333 10-25 .400 7 26 33 1.9 31-1 32 31 2 27 50 2.9

13 HUBBARD, Tommy 20-20 704-35.2 107-240 .446 2-16 .125 61-75 .813 65 112 177 8.9 70-3 27 34 8 28 277 13.9

25 JONES, Jarvis 18-0 245-13.6 30-97 .309 13-52 .250 4-7 .571 8 15 23 1.3 21-0 5 9 1 4 77 4.3

30 WILLIAMS, Micah 20-19 542-27.1 87-183 .475 24-66 .364 54-73 .740 17 40 57 2.9 38-1 26 43 6 19 252 12.6

33 EDWARDS, Jordan 2-0 4-2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

34 PODERIS, Lukas 19-2 197-10.4 21-44 .477 1-4 .250 22-35 .629 23 21 44 2.3 41-2 2 8 9 4 65 3.4

41 BROWN, Isiah 19-18 490-25.8 64-114 .561 0-0 .000 44-80 .550 49 64 113 5.9 44-2 20 36 31 19 172 9.1

43 SOLLAZZO, Adam 20-0 290-14.5 27-57 .474 1-5 .200 19-29 .655 8 30 38 1.9 19-0 39 37 2 18 74 3.7

44 WARD, J.C. 16-1 184-11.5 14-31 .452 1-4 .250 1-6 .167 19 30 49 3.1 25-0 3 6 1 2 30 1.9

TEAM 24 45 69 3.5 0 3

Total 20 4051 507-1148 .442 92-314 .293 300-450 .667 265 474 739 37.0 384-9 226 284 66 177 1406 70.3

Opponents 20 4050 430-1068 .403 148-438 .338 276-421 .656 244 459 703 35.2 367 -- 253 356 67 143 1284 64.2

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total

East Tennessee State 729 831 16 1576

Opponents 636 721 23 1380

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DATE TIME OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/14/09 4:00 p.m. APPALACHIAN STATE W 62-58 5,562 (13) SOLLAZZO, Adam (7) HUBBARD, Tommy 11/17/09 7:00 p.m. at Chattanooga L 76-85 4,037 (26) HUBBARD, Tommy (13) HUBBARD, Tommy11/19/09 7:00 p.m. at Morgan State L 61-72 1,032 (19) HUBBARD, Tommy (10) HUBBARD, Tommy11/21/09 4:00 p.m. at Louisville L 56-69 19,179 (18) TUBBS, Justin (9) HUBBARD, Tommy11/25/09 7:00 p.m. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 77-71 3,105 (29) TUBBS, Justin (11) HUBBARD, Tommy11/27/09 7:00 p.m. at Arkansas W 94-85 13,794 (32) HUBBARD, Tommy (10) HUBBARD, Tommy11/29/09 4:00 p.m. *UNF W 82-56 3,025 (25) HUBBARD, Tommy (10) HUBBARD, Tommy12/2/09 7:00 p.m. at Tennessee L 66-78 17,512 (22) TUBBS, Justin (7) BROWN, Isiah12/4/09 7:00 p.m. at UAB L 52-74 6,411 (14) SMITH, Mike (10) BROWN, Isiah12/10/09 7:00 p.m. NORTH GEORGIA W 75-71 2,972 (22) WILLIAMS, Micah (11) HUBBARD, Tommy12/12/09 4:00 p.m. MURRAY STATE L 57-61 2,888 (18) WILLIAMS, Micah (7) HUBBARD, Tommy12/18/09 7:00 p.m. at Morehead State L 58-60 1,746 (14) HUBBARD, Tommy (6) BROWN, Isiah (14) JONES, Jarvis12/21/09 7:00 p.m. *JACKSONVILLE W 93-70 3,271 (17) WILLIAMS, Micah (10) HUBBARD, Tommy1/4/10 7:00 p.m. *at USC Upstate W 63-62 591 (21) HUBBARD, Tommy (9) HUBBARD, Tommy1/7/10 7:30 p.m. *at Kennesaw State W 63-46 562 (20) HUBBARD, Tommy (14) HUBBARD, Tommy1/9/10 3:30 p.m. *at Mercer L 78-83 2,377 (29) COOLEY, Sheldon (7) COOLEY, Sheldon1/14/10 7:00 p.m. *STETSON L 52-54 4,003 (13) WILLIAMS, Micah (8) HUBBARD, Tommy1/16/10 4:00 p.m. *FLORIDA GULF COAST W 73-51 3,634 (21) HUBBARD, Tommy (9) HUBBARD, Tommy1/21/10 8:30 p.m. *at Lipscomb W 71-69 2,143 (18) WILLIAMS, Micah (10) BROWN, Isiah1/23/10 5:30 p.m. *at Belmont L 89-100 2,011 (21) WILLIAMS, Micah (6) HUBBARD, Tommy (6) TUBBS, Justin1/27/10 7:00 p.m. *CAMPBELL W 72-57 3,591 (18) TUBBS, Justin (10) HUBBARD, Tommy1/30/10 4:00 p.m. *LIPSCOMB LOT 84-85 3,286 (22) HUBBARD, Tommy (13) HUBBARD, Tommy2/1/10 7:00 p.m. *BELMONT L 67-74 4,137 (17) BROWN, Isiah (12) HUBBARD, Tommy2/4/10 7:30 p.m. *at Florida Gulf Coast W 56-47 1,859 (17) BROWN, Isiah (7) BROWN, Isiah2/6/10 7:00 p.m. *at Stetson W 75-60 1,279 (22) WILLIAMS, Micah (10) HUBBARD, Tommy2/12/10 7:00 p.m. *KENNESAW STATE W 66-45 3,471 (23) TUBBS, Justin (15) BROWN, Isiah2/14/10 4:00 p.m. *MERCER L 77-82 3,151 (24) HUBBARD, Tommy (12) HUBBARD, Tommy2/19/10 7:00 p.m. *at Campbell L 57-79 3,023 (14) WILLIAMS, Micah (11) HUBBARD, Tommy2/21/10 4:00 p.m. *USC UPSTATE W 63-56 3,560 (13) TUBBS, Justin (12) WARD, J.C. (13) COOLEY, Sheldon2/25/10 7:45 p.m. *at North Florida W 61-46 1,061 (14) COOLEY, Sheldon (6) BROWN, Isiah (6) HUBBARD, Tommy2/27/10 2:00 p.m. *at Jacksonville W 64-62 3,145 (15) BROWN, Isiah (12) BROWN, Isiah (15) WILLIAMS, Micah3/4/10 2:30 p.m. #vs. Campbell W 72-64 929 (32) WILLIAMS, Micah (8) HUBBARD, Tommy3/5/10 6:00 p.m. #vs. Kennesaw State W 69-64 (20) WILLIAMS, Micah (6) HUBBARD, Tommy3/6/10 6:05 p.m. #at Mercer W 72-66 3,200 (18) TUBBS, Justin (9) WILLIAMS, Micah3/18/10 7:15 p.m. %vs. Kentucky L 71-100 10,984 (19) WILLIAMS, Micah (6) BROWN, Isiah

* Atlantic Sun Conference game # - Atlantic Sun Championship % - NCAA Tournament

2009-10 East Tennessee StateSchedule/Results

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 20-15 9-5 9-9 2-1CONFERENCE 13-7 6-4 7-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-8 3-1 2-6 2-1

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY: . . . . . . . . GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME

HOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 49,656 3,547 AWAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 84,962 4,720 NEUTRAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 14,184 7,092 TOTAL.........................................................35 146,531 4,309

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APPALACHIAN STATE 11/14/09 3-0-1 11-4-0 0-0-0 11-3-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 4-7-2at Chattanooga 11/17/09 DNP 7-3-0 0-0-0 9-3-2 DNP 11-1-7 26-13-0at Morgan State 11/19/09 DNP 16-1-1 1-2-1 4-1-1 2-0-0 3-0-2 19-10-0at Louisville 11/21/09 DNP 18-7-1 0-0-1 3-5-5 DNP 2-1-2 9-9-2COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 11/25/09 DNP 29-7-2 0-1-2 7-2-2 DNP 4-7-7 13-11-2at Arkansas 11/27/09 DNP 21-9-2 DNP 8-2-3 DNP 2-2-1 32-10-2NORTH FLORIDA 11/29/09 14-2-1 5-3-3 2-1-0 9-3-2 0-0-0 2-3-1 25-13-2at Tennessee 12/2/09 6-3-1 22-2-0 DNP 10-2-2 DNP 0-0-0 11-2-2at UAB 12/4/09 14-2-2 11-5-0 DNP 6-3-0 DNP 2-1-2 3-0-0NORTH GEORGIA 12/10/09 DNP 16-2-0 1-0-0 2-2-1 DNP 6-0-8- 14-11-1MURRAY STATE 12/12/09 DNP 7-4-0 11-0-3 0-3-2 0-0-0 2-0-0 7-7-1 at Morehead State 12/18/09 DNP 6-2-0 12-2-2 5-4-0 DNP 0-1-3 14-4-2JACKSONVILLE 12/21/09 DNP 16-4-0 6-1-6 9-4-2 0-0-0 DNP 15-10-2 at USC Upstate 1/4/10 DNP 0-1-0 1-1-1 2-3-1 DNP DNP 21-9-2at Kennesaw State 1/7/10 DNP 10-3-0 0-1-2 5-2-6 DNP DNP 20-14-0at Mercer 1/9/10 DNP 12-5-0 0-0-0 29-7-4 3-0-0 0-1-0 5-6-1 STETSON 1/14/10 DNP 12-5-1 0-0-1 9-4-1 DNP 0-3-0 5-8-0FLORIDA GULF COAST 1/16/10 DNP 15-8-1 3-1-1 4-2-1 0-0-0 2-1-1 21-9-3 at Lipscomb 1/21/10 DNP 13-4-2 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 2-0-1 10-8-3at Belmont 1/23/10 DNP 18-6-0 0-0-0 17-1-6 2-0-2 1-1-1 13-6-0CAMPBELL 1/27/10 DNP 18-1-0 DNP 2-1-0 DNP 10-3-4 15-10-2LIPSCOMB 1/30/10 DNP 16-3-2 DNP 0-1-1 DNP 6-5-7 22-13-0BELMONT 2/1/10 DNP 0-3-0 DNP 9-2-2 DNP 9-2-2 16-12-1at Florida Gulf Coast 2/4/10 DNP 7-0-1 DNP 5-2-2 2-1-1 2-3-1 10-4-3 at Stetson 2/6/10 DNP 3-1-1 DNP 3-2-2 DNP 1-0-2 14-10-1KENNESAW STATE 2/12/10 DNP 23-6-0 DNP 2-2-2 DNP 0-0-2 6-8-2 MERCER 2/14/10 DNP 13-6-1 DNP 6-0-0 2-0-0 6-4-4 24-12-1 at Campbell 2/19/10 DNP 8-3-0 DNP 11-6-66 2-2-2 2-1-1 7-11-3USC UPSTATE 2/21/10 DNP 13-2-0 DNP 13-2-1 DNP 3-0-1 10-6-0at North Florida 2/25/10 DNP 5-2-0 DNP 14-5-2 0-0-0 4-2-3 6-6-1 at Jacksonville 2/27/10 DNP 7-4-1 DNP 9-4-1 DNP 0-4-1 12-2-0 vs Campbell 3/4/10 DNP 6-4-1 DNP 0-0-1 DNP 0-2-5 18-8-0vs Kennesaw State 3/5/10 DNP 7-3-1 DNP 11-3-1 DNP 2-0-4 18-6-0 at Mercer 3/6/10 DNP 18-3-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 2-3-0 14-6-0vs Kentucky 3/18/10 DNP 15-5-0 0-0-0 0-4-2 2-0-0 0-0-5 7-5-1 25 30 33 34 41 43 44 OppONeNT DATe JONeS WILLIAMS eDWARDS pODeRIS BROWN SOLLAZZO WARD

APPALACHIAN STATE 11/14/09 DNP 8-4-1 DNP 2-3-1 4-6-1 13-0-2 4-2-0 at Chattanooga 11/17/09 DNP 8-3-0 DNP 0-3-0 13-8-1 2-3-2 0-0-0at Morgan State 11/19/09 DNP 4-2-1 DNP 0-0-0 5-4-0 1-2-0 6-8-1at Louisville 11/21/09 DNP 12-2-0 DNP 6-5-0 4-5-0 2-0-0 0-4-1COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 11/25/09 DNP 0-1-0 DNP 2-1-0 4-5-0 7-6-4 11-5-0at Arkansas 11/27/09 DNP 18-5-2 DNP 0-0-1 5-1-2 0-2-1 8-3-0NORTH FLORIDA 11/29/09 DNP 12-2-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 5-2-0 4-2-2 2-5-1at Tennessee 12/2/09 DNP 7-3-0 DNP DNP 4-7-1 2-6-2 4-6-0at UAB 12/4/09 3-1-0 5-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 8-10-3 0-0-1 0-3-0NORTH GEORGIA 12/10/09 3-1-0 22-10-1 DNP 2-0-0 6-4-0 3-2-1 0-1-0MURRAY STATE 12/12/09 3-0-0 18-3-0 DNP 2-1-0 3-4-2 4-1-0 0-2-0at Morehead State 12/18/09 14-1-1 5-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 2-6-2 0-1-0 0-0-0JACKSONVILLE 12/21/09 14-3-0 17-3-1 0-0-0 6-7-1 8-2-2 0-3-2 2-1-0 at USC Upstate 1/4/10 4-2-0 12-5-1 DNP 14-4-0 6-6-3 3-4-7 DNPat Kennesaw State 1/7/10 3-2-0 4-1-0 DNP 7-5-1 4-2-1 6-4-4 4-6-1at Mercer 1/9/10 0-3-0 18-2-2 DNP 6-2-0 DNP 2-3-0 3-6-1 STETSON 1/14/10 2-3-0 13-5-1 DNP 6-3-0 3-0-0 2-1-1 0-0-0FLORIDA GULF COAST 1/16/10 7-2-0 9-1-0 DNP 0-1-0 7-4-1 5-5-1 0-2-0 at Lipscomb 1/21/10 17-2-0 18-2-3 DNP 0-0-00 11-10-1 0-0-0 0-0-0at Belmont 1/23/10 8-0-1 21-4-0 DNP 4-3-0 0-0-1 0-0-2 5-2-0CAMPBELL 1/27/10 3-1-0 11-6-6 DNP 1-2-0 12-8-3 0-0-0 DNPLIPSCOMB 1/30/10 5-3-0 13-3-4 DNP 6-5-0 16-10-1 0-0-1 0-0-0BELMONT 2/1/10 8-0-0 2-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 17-8-0 4-4-1 2-1-0at Florida Gulf Coast 2/4/10 0-0-1 6-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 17-7-1 7-0-3 0-0-0 at Stetson 2/6/10 3-0-0 22-7-3 DNP 5-2-0 14-7-0 10-3-5 DNPKENNESAW STATE 2/12/10 0-0-1 6-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 17-7-1 7-0-3 0-0-0 MERCER 2/14/10 0-1-0 10-1-1 DNP 0-2-0 10-8-0 2-1-2 4-0-0 at Campbell 2/19/10 0-1-0 14-4-0 DNP 4-4-0 3-4-0 6-1-0 0-0-0USC UPSTATE 2/21/10 3-0-1 12-2-2 DNP 2-1-0 2-2-0 5-3-3 0-12-0at North Florida 2/25/10 0-0-1 10-4-0 DNP 2-2-0 8-6-0 10-2-1 2-5-0 at Jacksonville 2/27/10 DNP 15-2-0 DNP DNP 15-12-2 0-1-3 6-9-0 vs Campbell 3/4/10 2-1-0 32-5-1 DNP DNP 4-4-1 6-0-3 4-5-0vs Kennesaw State 3/5/10 0-1-1 20-5-0 DNP DNP 9-4-3 0-3-0 2-1-1 at Mercer 3/6/10 0-0-0 13-9-1 DNP DNP 12-5-1 11-0-3 2-6-0vs Kentucky 3/18/10 0-0-0 19-5-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 11-6-0 14-5-2 3-4-1

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Game #1 Box ScoreETSU 62, Appalachian State 58

Nov. 14, 2009 -- Johnson City, Tenn.

Summary: On a Homecoming day full of emotion, the ETSU men’s basketball team made the plays it needed to make in the final minutes to outlast rival Ap-palachian State 62-58 in the 2009-10 season opener Saturday afternoon inside Memorial Center ... In a game that began with a memorial service for former ETSU center Seth Coy (Washington, Ind.), who tragically died in a car accident last summer, the Buccaneers were the recipients of a fortuitous intentional foul call with a minute left in regulation and capitalized at the foul line with five makes in six tries to pick up the victory. A crowd of 5,562 fans looked on as sophomore guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa, Fla.) – who roomed with Coy and now wears his No. 43 jersey – hit two of those free tosses with 16.2 seconds left to help ice the game ... Prior to the game, over 50 people from Coy’s hometown were on the Memorial Center floor, and Bartow presented his mother with a framed jersey. Those emotions seemed to wear on both the Bucs and Mountaineers, who struggled to find an offensive rhythm in the first half.

Game #2 Box ScoreChattanooga 85, ETSU 76

Nov. 17, 2009 -- Chattanooga, Tenn.

Summary: A double-double effort and career-high 26 points from junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) were not enough to overcome ETSU’s poor foul shooting and second half offensive struggles inside the McKenzie Arena, as the Buccaneers relinquished a nine-point second half lead to fall 85-76 to former Southern Conference rival Chattanooga ... The Bucs (1-1), who were a disappointing 14-of-29 from the charity stripe and hit only eight field goals in the second half, looked on as Chattanooga (2-0) went 22-of-27 from the foul line and outscored the Bucs 38-24 in the second half. ETSU senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) was in street clothes on the bench and his offensive presence was missed in the loss ... The first 20 minutes was an offensive clinic by both teams, as the Bucs and Mocs torched the nets for a combined 99 points, with ETSU hitting 51 percent of its field goals and UTC matching those numbers with a 50 percent clip from the floor ... In the second half, the Bucs built their lead to as many as nine points early in the second half at 58-49, but a four-minute scoring drought allowed the Mocs to rally and ultimately build a lead of six points at 68-62 with 8:03 left in the game.

Summary: With the departures of graduated All-Atlantic Sun Conference players Courtney Pigram and Kevin Tiggs, and the knee injury that has sidelined senior guard and preseason all league pick Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.), the deck has been stacked against the ETSU men’s basketball team in the early going this year ... This was once again evident Thursday night against the defending Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference champion Morgan State ... Shooting just 29 percent from the field and struggling offensively throughout the game, the Buccaneers trailed the Bears by as many as 22 points and ultimately dropped its second straight game 72-61 inside the Hill Field House. The Bucs (1-2) now have to regroup and prep for defending Big East Conference champion Louisville on Saturday at 4 p.m ... Despite the loss, a bright spot was once again the play of junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston), who finished with his second straight double-double thanks to a 19-point, 10-rebound effort. Along with Hubbard, junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) added 16 points.

Game #3 Box ScoreMorgan State 72, ETSU 61

Nov. 19, 2009 -- Baltimore, Md.

Game #4 Box ScoreNo. 20 Louisville 69, ETSU 56

Nov. 21, 2009 -- Louisville, Ky.

Summary: Outscoring No. 20 Louisville 35-32 in the second half, the ETSU men’s basketball team did not back down from its Big East Conference foe, but the Buccaneers still could not overcome a tough first half offensively as they fell 69-56 to the Cardinals in front of 19,179 at historic Freedom Hall ... Junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) sank four 3-pointers in the second half and scored a game-high 18 points in a contest that saw the Buccaneers’ defense hold Louisville to just 36 percent shooting from the floor. In addition, ETSU held its own on the glass against a much larger Louisville squad, finishing 44-44 in the rebounding category ... The Bucs stayed close in the early going, as a Tubbs’ 3-pointer made it 10-7 in favor of ETSU with 15:04 left. However, from there the Bucs went cold and did not score a field goal for over 10 minutes of game play, allowing the Cardinals to pull away by as many as 17 with 1:32 left before the intermission. At the break, it was 37-21 in favor of the Cardinals ... Yet in the second half, the Bucs reversed most of those trends, outrebounding Louisville 30-19 in the second half and making a more effective effort on the offensive end.

Game #5 Box ScoreETSU 77, College of Charleston 71


Summary: Junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) scored a career-high 29 points and the ETSU men’s basketball team held off a late College of Charleston rally to drop the Cougars 77-71 in non-conference play inside Memorial Center ... A crowd of 3,105 looked on as the Bucs led by as many as 12 points multiple times during the game, but the Cougars used a 9-2 run late in the second half to pull within three points at 68-65 with 3:09 left in the regulation. However, from there the Bucs hit enough free throws to hold off their former Southern Conference rival, a team that is picked to win the SoCon this season. ... The Bucs did dominate the glass and hold the Cougars’ shooting attack in check. Meanwhile, along with Tubbs’ scoring ETSU got a double-double from Tommy Hubbard (Boston) with 13 points and 11 rebounds, while J.C. Ward (Marietta) provided 11 points and five boards in just 21 minutes of action ... Statistically, the Bucs only turned the ball over just 10 times in the game and committed just nine fouls in 40 minutes of action. ETSU improved somewhat at the foul line, hitting 63 percent (15-of-24) from the line, and held the Cougars to a 26 percent clip from 3-point range.

Summary: Junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted a career-high 32 points and collected his fourth double-double in the last five games, leading the ETSU men’s basketball team to an impressive 94-85 road win over Southeastern Conference foe Arkansas Friday evening before 13,794 fans inside the Bud Walton Arena ... Along with Hubbard’s warrior-like effort, ETSU got a career-high 18 points from junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester), while junior transfer Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) pitched in his second straight 20-point effort with 21 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the floor. As a team, the Bucs were impressive offensively, shooting 59 percent from the floor, 79 percent from 3-point range and 76 percent from the foul line en route to a 94-point effort ... Along with the great offensive numbers, the Bucs out-rebounded the Hogs 36-23, which included a game-high 10 boards for Hubbard. ... After falling behind 19-12 with 14:28 left before the intermission, the Bucs found their offensive stride in a big way the rest of the half. ETSU outscored Arkansas 36-13 the rest of the way, shooting 57 percent (17-of-30) from the floor, 70 percent (7-of-10) from beyond the arc, and 100 percent (7-of-7) from the foul line, leading to a 48-32 halftime advantage ... The Bucs never trailed the rest of the way, though Arkansas did pull to within six points midway through the second half.

Game #6 Box ScoreETSU 94, Arkansas 85

Nov. 27, 2009 -- Fayetteville, Ark.


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Game #7 Box ScoreETSU 82, North Florida 56


Summary: Senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) returned to the lineup and junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) continued his dominating play with his fifth double-double of the season, as the ETSU men’s basketball team opened Atlantic Sun Conference play with a convincing 82-56 victory over North Florida Sunday afternoon inside Memorial Center ... ETSU, now 4-3 overall, 1-0 in A-Sun play, got a game-high 25 points and 13 rebounds from Hubbard, while Smith pitched in 14 points and fellow junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) added 12. The Buccaneers dominated in most every statistical category, out-rebounding the Ospreys 38-28, forcing UNF into 25 turnovers and finishing with a 26-point cushion ... The Bucs blitzed out to a 9-2 lead early in the game, but UNF responded with its own 8-0 run to take its only lead of the contest at 10-9. However, that edge did not last long, as ETSU put together a 10-2 run to go up 19-12 and never looked back ... Smith’s return was highlighted by his first field goal of the season, which came after he stole a UNF inbounds pass and raced to the other end of the floor for a slam dunk.

Summary: Facing the nation’s No. 11-ranked Tennessee Volunteers, the ETSU men’s basketball team found itself within striking distance late, but was unable to make a run when it was needed and dropped a 78-66 contest Wednesday night inside Thompson-Boling Arena ... Junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville) posted a game-high 22 points, and the Bucs also got double-digit scoring from junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) with 11 and freshman point guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) with 10, but despite those efforts ETSU could do no more than give the Vols a significant scare ... Tennessee came out on fire in the first half, shooting 75 percent from the floor over the first 10 minutes of play and building a lead of as many as 14 points at 26-12 ... However, from there ETSU did not fold, outscoring the Vols 19-10 the rest of the way to finish the half just five back at 36-31 ... In the second half, the Bucs cut the Tennessee lead to three at 42-39 with 15:36 thanks to a layup by Tubbs. ETSU stayed within striking distance most of the way in the second half and trailed just 64-58 with 4:37 left, but an 8-3 spurt by UT ended with a three-point play by Tyler Smith that made it 72-61 with 1:25 left.

Game #8 Box ScoreTennessee 78, ETSU 66

Dec. 2, 2009 -- Knoxville, Tenn.

Game #9 Box ScoreUAB 74, ETSU 52

Dec. 4, 2009 -- Birmingham, Ala.

Summary: In a game full of emotion for ETSU head coach Murry Bartow and his father, Gene, the Buccaneers’ men’s basketball team was unable to overcome UAB’s strong inside game and fell 74-52 in the inaugural UAB Health System Gene Bartow Classic Friday night at Bartow Arena ... The Blazers outrebounded the Bucs 52-28 on the night and held a 22-5 advantage in second chance points to hand ETSU its most lopsided loss of the early season. Besides the nice moments for his father, there was not much to smile about for ETSU’s head coach ... The Bucs got double figure scoring from senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) with 14 points, while junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) added 11. However, UAB got a double-double from Elijah Millsap with 11 ... ETSU got out of the gate with a strong start and led early when a Tubbs 3-pointer found the mark, making it 11-10 with 13:25 left in the first half. After the break, Smith came ready to play and scored nine quick points to power an ETSU rally that pulled the Bucs to within five points at 45-40 with 12:03 left in the game. Unfortunately for the Bucs, UAB responded to the run with a 9-0 spurt that pushed the lead to 14 at 64-50 with 9:43 left.

Game #10 Box ScoreETSU 75, North Georgia 71

Dec. 10, 2009 -- Johnson City, Tenn.

Summary: Junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) scored a career-high 22 points and posted his first career double-double thanks to a 10-rebound effort, but more importantly it was his rebound and put back with six seconds left that sealed ETSU’s unexpectedly tough 75-71 win over North Georgia inside Brooks Gym ... Playing in front of a sellout crowd of 2,972 fans as part of a special “Back to Brooks” game, the Buccaneers wore special retro uniforms based after the 1968 squad. However, there was nothing special about the performance, as the Division II Saints overcame a 67-53 deficit in the final 2:56 to make it a two-point game at 73-71 with just 10 seconds left ... Williams was fouled and went to the line at that point, but missed both foul shots. However, even though ETSU had no players on the lane, Williams managed to weave his way through the Saints to grab the rebound and score a layup as time ran down ... Along with Williams’ double-double, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted his sixth double-double of the year.

Game #11 Box ScoreMurray State 61, ETSU 57


Summary: Despite overcoming an 18-point second half deficit and actually taking the lead late in the game, the ETSU men’s basketball team could not get a basket when it counted in the final two minutes, dropping its first game at home this season in a 61-57 loss to Murray State at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... The Buccaneers suffered through their worst offensive first half of the season and trailed 36-20 at the break. However, ETSU outscored Murray State – the preseason favorite in the Ohio Valley Conference – by a 37-25 clip in the second half and had a chance at the end ... Those players included Micah Williams, who finished with a game-high 18 points, while freshman guard Bruce Grimm (Rochester, Ind.) came off the bench to score 11 points and dish out three assists in the second half. Meanwhile, Murray State got a double-double effort from Ivan Aska with 17 points and 14 rebounds, while Danero Thomas added 12 for the Racers as they improved to an impressive 8-1 on the season.

Game #12 Box ScoreMorehead State 60, ETSU 58

Dec. 18, 2009 -- Morehead, Ky.

Summary: Despite trailing by just two points to Morehead State with 34.8 seconds left, back-to-back turnovers by the ETSU men’s basketball team in the final 30 seconds ultimately cost the Buccaneers a chance at a road victory, as they fell to the Eagles 60-58 in non-conference action Friday evening at Johnson Arena ... After tying the game on a Jarvis Jones (Memphis) 3-pointer with 57 seconds left, Morehead State’s Maze Stallworth was fouled and hit both free throws. At that point, the Bucs first turned the ball over with just over five seconds left when junior Micah Williams (Manchester) dribbled the ball off his foot and out of bounds ... Then, after a pair of free throw misses by Morehead’s Kenneth Faried, senior guard Jocolby Davis (Meridian, Miss.) walked with the basketball as he raced to the other end for a desperation attempt to tie it ... The Bucs shot just 38 percent from the floor on the evening, and were outrebounded 44-30. ETSU was led offensively by Jones’ 14 points on 4-of-7 shooting from 3-point range, while junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) also added 14.


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Game #13 Box ScoreETSU 93, Jacksonville 70


Summary: Trailing by five at 27-22 with 6:39 left in the first half, the ETSU men’s basketball team was able to find its stride offensively and ultimately outscored Jacksonville by 28 points the rest of the game, winning 93-70 in a key early season Atlantic Sun Conference matchup at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... A crowd of 3,271 looked on as four ETSU players scored in double figures, while junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted his seventh double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Buccaneers’ attack ... While Hubbard finished with yet another double-double, junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) pitched in a team high 17 points, junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) tossed in 16, and sophomore guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) added 14 in the winning effort. Meanwhile, freshman point guard Bruce Grimm (Rochester, Ind.) made just his second career start and responded with six points, six assists and four steals, while turning the ball over just twice.

Summary: Despite giving up a 15-point lead over the final 10 minutes and facing a tie score with 58 seconds left, an unlikely scenario involving an injury to sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami) and a made foul shot by freshman forward Lukas Poderis (Tampa) lifted the ETSU men’s basketball team to a 63-62 win over USC Upstate in Atlantic Sun Conference basketball action inside the E.B. Hodge Center ... The Bucs – who scored a season-low 16 points in the second half – held a 58-43 lead with 10:12 left. In fact, the Bucs overcame six missed foul shots and two turnovers in the final minute to still manage a victory thanks to an unusual finish. ... When Upstate’s Carter Cook missed a potential game winner with 15 seconds left, Brown came down with the rebound and was fouled to the floor. The foul left Brown holding his right ankle and heading to the ETSU bench. By rule, USC Upstate coach Eddie Payne was then allowed to pick who would replace Brown at the line. ... Poderis hit the first shot of the one-and-one bonus, giving the Bucs the lead at 63-62.

Game #14 Box ScoreETSU 63, USC Upstate 62

Jan. 4, 2010 -- Spartanburg, S.C.

Summary: Junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted his eighth double-double of the season and the ETSU men’s basketball team’s defensive efforts stymied the Kennesaw State Owls en route to a 63-46 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the KSU Convocation Center ... Hubbard finished with a game-high 20 points and 14 rebounds, as the Bucs improved to 8-7 overall and a perfect 4-0 in A-Sun play. Meanwhile, KSU dropped to 5-10, 1-4 after being held to its lowest point total of the season and shooting just 31 percent from the field for the game ... In a rather ugly first half offensively for both teams, the Owls were simply worse and unable to solve the ETSU zone. The Bucs held KSU to a season-low 13 points in the first 20 minutes, as the Owls shot just 18 percent (5-of-28) from the floor. ETSU took advantage as Kennesaw sputtered, outscoring the Owls 14-4 in the paint and 12-4 on second chance points to take a 29-13 edge into the break ... The second half had the same look as the first, with the Bucs building their advantage to as many as 23 points and ultimately winning by 17. A huge edge for ETSU came in the paint, where the Bucs outscored the Owls, 34-18.

Game #15 Box ScoreETSU 63, Kennesaw State 46Jan. 7, 2010 -- Kennesaw, Ga.

Game #16 Box ScoreMercer 83, ETSU 78

Jan. 9, 2010 -- Macon, Ga.

Summary: All good things must come to an end, and Saturday afternoon against Mercer, the ETSU men’s basketball team watched as its perfect 8-0 all-time record against the Bears finally suffered a blemish ... Without the services of sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami), who missed the game with an ankle injury, the Buccaneers trailed 73-53 with 4:42 left in the game. However, ETSU made a spirited comeback over the final minutes only to fall short 83-78 during Atlantic Sun Conference action inside the University Center ... The Bucs shot just 38 percent from the floor for the game, while allowing Mercer a 49 percent clip. Mercer also shot 43 percent from 3-point range, which was critical as the Bears built their lead throughout the second half ... For ETSU, a major bright spot in the game was freshman guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa, Fla.), who finished with a game-high 29 points and three steals. Meanwhile, junior guards Micah Williams (Manchester) and Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) finished with 18 and 12 points, respectively. ... For Mercer, preseason All A-Sun guard James Florence scored a game-high 22 points, while Jeff Smith added 17, E.J. Kusnyer pitched in 15 and Daniel Emerson had 13.

Summary: For the third time in five seasons, the ETSU men’s basketball team looked on as the Stetson Hatters came into the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center and left with an Atlantic Sun Conference victory ... The Buccaneers relinquished an 11-point halftime lead in front of 4,003 fans at the Mini-Dome, as Stetson went 10-of-25 from 3-point range to manage the 54-52 victory Thursday night. ETSU had a shot at the end to tie the game as Stetson’s A.J. Smith missed the front end of a one-and-one, but junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) went coast-to-coast only to have his layup attempt fall short at the buzzer ... ETSU led by eight 27-19 at the break, and though the game was not the up-and-down type that the Bucs would enjoy, they still held a somewhat comfortable lead. ... However, after a Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) 3-pointer found the bottom of the net to open the second half and make it 30-19 in favor of ETSU, Stetson went on a 19-5 run over the next nine minutes to take a 38-35 lead. ... ETSU tied the game at 46, but from there was never able to take the lead again. Even so, the Bucs did have a pair of opportunities to tie the game, but freshman guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) missed the front end of a one-and-one with 21 seconds left, and Hubbard had his shot miss the mark as time expired.

Game #17 Box ScoreStetson 54, ETSU 52

Jan. 14, 2010 -- Johnson City, Tenn.

Summary: In need of a bounce back performance, ETSU men’s basketball used a tenacious defensive effort to hold Florida Gulf Coast to just 10 points in the first half and ultimately cruised to a decisive 73-51 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference play at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... The Buccaneers (9-9 overall, 5-2 A-Sun) ultimately forced the Eagles (5-12 overall, 2-6 A-Sun) into 26 turnovers and grabbed 11 steals, and held FGCU to 35 percent shooting from the floor and 23 percent from beyond the 3-point arc. Meanwhile, the Bucs got a game-high 21 points from junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston), and junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) pitched in 15 in the winning effort ... In the first half, ETSU fell behind 5-3 when a Reggie Chambers 3-pointer found the bottom of the net. However, from there the Bucs turned up the defensive pressure and used its trapping zone defense to stymie the Eagles. ETSU ultimately used a 17-0 run to power a strong first half and outscored FGCU 31-5 the rest of the half to lead 34-10 at the break ... It was the lowest first-half point total for an ETSU opponent this season ... The second half was no different, as the Bucs’ advantage grew to as many as 33 points at 65-32 with 7:30 left in the contest.

Game #18 Box ScoreETSU 73, Florida Gulf Coast 51



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Game #19 Box ScoreETSU 71, Lipscomb 69

Jan. 21, 2010 -- Nashville, Tenn.

Summary: Sophomore guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) hit a 3-pointer from the right corner with .4 seconds left to give the ETSU men’s basketball team a thrilling 71-69 victory over Lipscomb in Atlantic Sun Conference action inside Allen Arena ... Jones came off the bench to play the point guard position and scored 17 points, but none were more important than the last three. Trailing 69-68 with 3.4 seconds left and the Bucs inbounding under their own basket, Jones dished the ball in to fellow sophomore Isiah Brown (Miami), who tossed the ball back to Jones for the game winner. ... The Bucs’ defensive efforts were impressive, especially holding the league’s leading scorer Adnan Hodzic to two points in the first half and a total of 13 for the game. Hodzic entered the game averaging 21.5 points, while his Lipscomb team began the night averaging 80.6 points a contest ... A layup from Lipscomb’s Josh Slater made it 67-66 with 1:47 left in the game. It was the first lead for the Bisons since the 5:24 mark of the first half, but the Bucs regained the lead on a layup by Hubbard with 50 seconds left, only to have Slater hit a pair of free throws with 20.9 second left to make it 69-68 ... That set up Jones.

Game #20 Box ScoreBelmont 100, ETSU 89

Jan. 23, 2010 -- Nashville, Tenn.

Summary: One year ago, the ETSU men’s basketball team managed to solve the riddle of Belmont with two wins in three meetings. In the first matchup of the 2009-10 season between the two perennial Atlantic Sun Conference contenders, the confusion returned for the Buccaneers. ... Belmont sank 14 3-pointers, shot a blistering 51.9 percent from 3-point range, and connected on an equally impres-sive 55.1 percent from the field as the Bruins dropped the Bucs 100-89 Saturday afternoon inside the Curb Event Center. Belmont’s 100 points was the most scored by an ETSU opponent all season. The previous high was 85 points against Arkansas and UAB ... While ETSU scored a season high 67 second half points, the first half was another Belmont nightmare for the Bucs, whose trapping zone defense was shredded for eight 3-pointers by the Bruins in the first 20 minutes of play. In all, Belmont shot 53.3 percent from beyond the arc, 52.4 percent from the field, and built a lead of as many as 23 points before going to the halftime break, up 44-22.

Game #21 Box ScoreETSU 72, Campbell 57


Summary: Senior guard Jocolby Davis (Meridian, Miss.) hit a 30-foot 3-point basket with just under three minutes left in the game, sparking the ETSU offense and helping the Buccaneers surge to a 72-57 win over Campbell in Atlantic Sun Conference men’s basketball action Wednesday night at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... Prior to Davis’ shot, the Bucs had looked on as the first-place Camels took an 18-point second half deficit and whittled away to make it 51-47 with 3:33 left in the contest. However, Davis’ shot was followed by back-to-back 3-pointers from junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and the Bucs never let the Camels’ surge overtake them. ... After the intermission, ETSU built its lead to as many as 18 points at 40-22 with 17:17 left in the contest. But Campbell responded with a methodical attack that outscored the Bucs 25-11 over the next 14 minutes to make it 51-47 with 3:33 left. Then Davis responded with his heroics ... The Bucs shot 59 percent from the floor for the game and 50 percent from 3-point range. Campbell did force 20 ETSU turnovers, but the Bucs won the battle of the boards 33-26. ETSU’s defense held the Camels to just 39 percent shooting for the game.

Game #22 Box ScoreLipscomb 85, ETSU 84


Summary: Lipscomb guard Josh Slater scored a career-high 35 points and fellow guard Jordan Burgason hit a jumper with four seconds left in overtime to give the Bisons a hard fought 85-84 overtime victory over the ETSU men’s basketball team in Atlantic Sun Conference action Saturday afternoon at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... Slater and Burgason, who pitched in 13 points, were joined in double figures by forward Adnan Hodzic, who posted a double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds. The Bisons’ win avenged the Bucs’ victory over Lipscomb just over a week ago, when ETSU guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) hit a last second 3-pointer in regulation to lift the Bucs to a 71-69 win in Nashville ... The Bucs led for most of the game, though they never led by more than nine points. However, that largest lead of the contest came with just 6:17 left in the game. The Bucs built that lead thanks to an 8-2 offensive spurt that was capped by an unlikely 3-pointer from 6-foot-8 freshman forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) which made it 67-58 in favor of the Bucs. However, that lead was short-lived, as Lipscomb answered with a 12-0 run of its own over the next two minutes to take a 70-67 lead with 4:09 left in the contest.

Game #23 Box ScoreBelmont 74, ETSU 67

Feb. 1, 2010 -- Johnson City, Tenn.

Summary: Despite a 16-2 run that pulled the ETSU men’s basketball team to within two points in the final two minutes, freshman guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) missed a dunk that would have tied the game and the Belmont Bruins used the momentum shift of that moment to pull away for a 74-67 win in Atlantic Sun Conference action inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... A crowd of 4,137 fans looked on as the Bruins surged ahead to a 63-47 advantage with 6:23 left in the game. However, the Bucs used a frantic pace and fullcourt defense to force the issue in the final minutes, going on an offensive run that ultimately led to Cooley with the ball in his hands going to the basket. ... In the second half, the Bruins kept converting on the offensive end as the Bucs struggled to find their comfort zone in the halfcourt offense. The result was a Belmont lead that grew to as many as 17 points when an Ian Clark 3-pointer found the bottom of the net with 7:08 left in the game. ... However, the Bucs rallied thanks to a 3-pointer from Cooley, five straight points from sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami), four straight free throws from junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston), and four final points from Davis on a pair of free throws and a layup.

Summary: Overcoming a 10-minute offensive drought to start the game, the ETSU men’s basketball team employed its pressure defense to wake up from the lull and snap a two-game losing streak with a 56-47 win over Florida Gulf Coast in Atlantic Sun Conference play at Alico Arena ... The Bucs (12-12 overall, 8-5 A-Sun) fell behind 10-1 and did not score its first field goal until the 10:16 mark of the first half. However, the team turned it around in time, getting strong offensive nights from a pair of Florida natives, as sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami) posted a game high 17 points and seven rebounds, and sophomore guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) added seven points, three assists and four steals in 26 minutes of play. ... In the second half the Bucs built their largest lead of the game so far at 31-28, but the Eagles came right back to retake the advantage 32-31 on a pair of free throws from Eddie Murray with 15:01 left in the game. FGCU tied it at 36-36 on a pair of baskets by Hunter Miller, but from there Brown scored nine of the Bucs next 20 points as ETSU outscored the Eagles 20-11 the rest of the way for the win ... The Bucs only had two players in double figures, with Brown being joined by junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) with 10 points.

Game #24 Box ScoreETSU 56, Florida Gulf Coast 47Feb. 4, 2010 -- Fort Myers, Fla.


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Game #25 Box ScoreETSU 75, Stetson 60

Feb. 6, 2010 -- DeLand, Fla.

Summary: Junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) matched his career high with 22 points and junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted his 12th double-double of the year with 14 points and 10 rebounds, as the ETSU men’s basketball team completed a perfect road trip with its second straight win, defeating Stetson 75-60 in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the Edmunds Center. ... The Bucs shot a strong 56.3 percent from the floor and 40 percent from beyond the arc, holding Stetson to just 35 percent from the field. ETSU also outrebounded the Hatters 38-24 and outscored Stetson 30-22 in the paint. Along with Williams’ and Hubbard’s efforts, the Bucs also got 14 points and seven boards from sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami), while sophomore guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) added a 10-point, five-assist effort to the cause. ... After leading by nine at the half, the Bucs got the lead to 11 early on in the second half, but Stetson responded with a quick 5-0 spurt to make it 43-37 with 16:24 left in the game. The Hatters later got the deficit to just three at 48-45, but the Bucs pulled away late with a 15-7 run to make it 63-52 on a layup by Brown with 3:31 left in the game. From there, the Bucs only extended the lead at the foul line.

Game #26 Box ScoreETSU 66, Kennesaw State 45


Summary: Sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) collected a career-high 15 rebounds and scored 14 points on the way to his fourth double-double performance of the season, as the ETSU men’s basketball team won its third straight game by defeating Kennesaw State in Atlantic Sun Conference action ... Brown also dished out four assists, grabbed four steals and blocked three shots in what was arguably the best performance of his collegiate career. Meanwhile, junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) posted a game-high 23 points, while fellow junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) added 13 points in the win-ning effort ... After falling behind 2-0 early on, the Bucs went on an early 17-3 run thanks to a 3-point barrage from Tubbs and Williams. From there, the Bucs kept the pressure on as Tubbs hit each of his career-high five 3-pointers in the first half, and ETSU led by as many as 20 at 31-11 with just over four minutes left in the half. Kennesaw tried to cut into that lead in the final minutes before the intermission, but ultimately trailed 37-20 at the break. ... In the second half, the Owls did rally and cut the lead to 12 at 41-29, but a quick 8-0 spurt by the Bucs made it 49-29 and from there ETSU never looked back.

Game #27 Box ScoreMercer 82, ETSU 77


Summary: Going 25-of-25 at the free throw line before eventually finishing the game with a 33-of-40 clip at the charity stripe, the Mercer Bears took advantage of the ETSU men’s basketball team’s fouling woes on Sunday afternoon, drop-ping the Buccaneers 82-77 in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center ... Trailing 72-68 with just under three minutes left in the game, the Bucs missed out on their chance to pull closer by going 1-of-4 at the foul line. From there, Mercer responded by going 8-of-13 at the line to keep the Bucs from rallying ... It was a game of runs in the first half, as the Bucs went on a 7-0 stretch to make it 17-12 in favor of ETSU with 11:34 left in the half. However, from there ETSU did not score for six minutes of game time and Mercer took that opportunity to go on a 15-0 run and led 27-17 with 6:09 left before the intermission. The Bucs finally responded and outscored the Bears 17-10 the rest of the way to make it 37-34 at the break. ... In the second half, the Bears led by as many as 12 points at 56-44 at the 13:42 mark. The Bucs slowly battled back to make it a two-point game at 65-63 on a 3-pointer by junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.), but that was as close as ETSU could get the rest of the way.

Game #28 Box ScoreCampbell 79, ETSU 57

Feb. 19, 2010 -- Buies Creek, N.C.

Summary: Holding ETSU to its lowest first half point total of the season and leading by 16 at the break, the Campbell Camels poured it on in the second half, leading by as many as 33 points and ultimately taking a 79–57 win over the ETSU men’s basketball team in Atlantic Sun Conference action at Gore Arena. .... In front of a regional television audience on CSS and before 3,023 fans – the second larg-est crowd in Campbell basketball history – the Camels forced 22 turnovers and outscored the Bucs 29-12 off those miscues. ... The first half got off to a terrible start for the Bucs, as the Camels hit four 3-pointers in the first eight minutes and the Bucs struggled to find an offensive rhythm. That combination led to a 22-6 lead for Campbell at the 10:32 mark of the first half. ... ETSU managed to cut the lead to 12 three different times later in the half, but ultimately still trailed by 16 at 35-19 to end the half. At the intermission, the Camels had shot a strong 52 percent from the floor and even more impressive 67 percent (6-of-9) from 3-point range. Meanwhile, the Bucs hit on just 33 percent from the field. ... After the break, the story was the same for the Camels. Forcing turnovers and hitting from outside, the Camels led by as many as 33 points at 76-43 with 4:05 left. ..The Bucs will return to action Sunday at 4 p.m., hosting USC Upstate on Senior Day inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.

Game #29 Box ScoreETSU 63, USC Upstate 56


Summary: Trailing by as many as 18 points in the first half and allowing USC Upstate to shoot a blistering 63 percent from the floor before the intermission, the ETSU men’s basketball team put the clamps on defensively in the second half and rallied for a 63-56 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... Behind 56-51 with 4:08 left in the game, ETSU outscored the Spartans 12-0 to close out the contest, as junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) hit a 3-pointer with 1:44 left to make it 59-56 in favor of the Bucs. The Spartans were held to just 30 percent shooting in the second half and ETSU outscored Upstate 34-19 in the final 20 minutes to get the win. ... The player of the game for ETSU was sophomore forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.), who despite not scoring a point in the contest still grabbed 12 rebounds, and managed to stop the Spartans’ 7-foot center Nick Schneiders on the offensive end. Prior to Ward being inserted into the game, Shneiders had scored 16 first-half points, and was ultimately held to just 22 for the game. ... Early in the game, the Bucs had liter-ally no answer for the Spartans’ offense. Schneiders scored basically at will, and from the outside Upstate hit on 5-of-9 from 3-point range to build a large lead.

Game #30 Box ScoreETSU 61, North Florida 46

Feb. 25, 2010 -- Jacksonville, Fla.

Summary: Forcing North Florida into 19 turnovers and outscoring the Ospreys 23-7 off those miscues, the ETSU men’s basketball team’s play on the defensive end proved critical as the Buccaneers enjoyed a 61-46 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference action Thursday night at the UNF Arena. ... While the Bucs held UNF to just 30 percent shooting for the game and swiped 10 steals, ETSU got a team-high 14 points from freshman guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) in the victory. In addition, ETSU got 10 points apiece from guards Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) and Micah Williams (Manchester), as the Bucs’ bench outscored the Ospreys’ subs, 28-12. ... The Bucs managed to win despite shooting just 43.5 percent (10-of-23) from the free throw line, but ETSU did hit on 42 percent from the field. UNF held a 46-36 edge on the boards, but the Ospreys were just 2-of-21 from beyond the 3-point arc. ... Leading 30-19 at the break, the Bucs kept the defensive pressure on the Ospreys early and used multiple UNF turnovers to build their lead to as many as 16 at 39-23 with 16:19 left in the game. UNF managed to cut that advantage to nine points midway through the second half, but that would be as close as the Ospreys would get.


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Game #31 Box ScoreETSU 90, Stetson 76

March 4, 2009 -- Nashville, Tenn.

Game #32 Box ScoreETSU 88, Belmont 74





Feb. 27, 2010 -- Jacksonville, Fla.

Summary: Building a 19-point lead with only seven minutes left in the game, the ETSU men’s basketball team watched the Jacksonville Dolphins battle back to pull to within one point with less than a minute remaining. However, JU’s Ben Smith missed a desperation 3-pointer at the buzzer to give ETSU a 64-62 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference action Saturday afternoon at the Veterans Memorial ... Jacksonville fell on its home floor despite outscoring the Bucs 22-5 over the final seven minutes of the game. The Bucs (17-15 overall, 13-7 A-Sun) got a double-double from sophomore forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.), who scored 15 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) added 15 points and junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) netted 12. ... The ETSU advantage got to 19 at 59-40 with 7:45 remaining in the game, but JU responded with a 22-4 run over the next seven minutes to make it 61-60 with 45 seconds left. ... At that point, however, a missed 3-pointer by Tubbs with 10 seconds left was rebounded by Williams, who was fouled by JU’s Travis Cohn. With 8.2 seconds left, Williams hit one of two foul shots to make it 64-62, but Smith’s 3-pointer missed as time expired.

Game #32 Box ScoreETSU 72, Campbell 64

March 4, 2010 -- Macon, Ga.

Summary: Junior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) chose the perfect time to play the game of his life. ... Scoring a career-high 32 points and setting a personal best with nine made field goals, Williams powered the No. 5-seeded ETSU men’s basketball team to a second half rally and a 72-64 victory over No. 4-seeded Campbell in the quarterfinals of the 2010 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Thursday afternoon at the University Center on the campus of Mercer University ... Campbell, which was one of four teams in the A-Sun to share the regular season title, led throughout the game before the Bucs finally took the lead at 34-33 with 13:49 left. ETSU did not relinquish the lead the rest of the way. ... It indeed worked, as the Bucs took a 25-21 halftime deficit and scored 51 points after the break. Defensively, it was Bartow’s decision to leave the Bucs’ man-to-man and go to a zone defense midway through the second half that finally put the brakes on the Campbell offense. ... Along with Williams’ effort – which included a 9-of-14 clip from the field, a 4-of-6 mark from 3-point range and a perfect 10-of-10 showing from the foul line – the Bucs also got 18 points and eight rebounds from junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston).

Game #33 Box ScoreETSU 69, Kennesaw State 64March 5, 2010 -- Macon, Ga.

Summary: Freshman forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.) sank a critical jump shot, blocked an attempted score and pulled down an important defensive rebound in the final seconds, as the No. 5-seeded ETSU men’s basketball team rallied from a 15-point first-half deficit to take a hard-fought 69-64 win over No. 8-seeded Kennesaw State in the semifinals of the 2010 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at the University Center on the campus of Mercer University. ... The Buccaneers, who are the defending A-Sun Tournament champions, led the game 63-62 with 59 seconds left when Ward sank his 18-foot jumper to make it 65-62, and he later grabbed a missed foul shot by the Owls to help seal the win. Junior guards Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and Micah Williams (Manchester) then combined to hit four straight free throws down the stretch, helping send the Bucs to their second straight A-Sun championship game. ... Along with Ward’s play down the stretch, Williams returned from his career-best 32-point effort in Thursday’s quarterfinal win to score a team-high 20 points against the Owls. In addition, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Bos-ton) pitched in 18 points, while freshman Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) had 11.

Summary: A 2009-10 season that began with the tragic death of rising sophomore Seth Coy (Washington, Ind.) in a car accident ended in celebra-tion, as the ETSU men’s basketball team earned its second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament by virtue of a 72-66 win over host Mercer in the finals of the 2010 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at the University Center. ... In a game that featured four lead changes and four ties, the Buccaneers (20-14) never led by more than seven points in the second half, but made plays down the stretch to get the win. Among those plays were a timely 3-pointer from junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) with just over a minute to play that made it a 65-61 game, a drawn charge by freshman forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.) on Mercer’s next possession with 59 seconds left, and a 9-of-12 effort from the foul line over the final minute. ... With the win, the Bucs will make the program’s ninth trip all-time to the NCAAs, which includes four trips to the dance over the last eight years. And the Bucs also enjoy their third A-Sun title in four seasons. ... The Bucs placed three players on the all-tournament squad, led by tournament MVP Micah Williams.

Game #34 Box ScoreETSU 72, Mercer 66

March 6, 2010 -- Macon, Ga.

Game #35 Box ScoreKentucky 100, ETSU 71

March 18, 2010 -- New Orleans

Summary: Giving up a season-high 54 points in the first half and facing a team that was hitting on all cylinders offensively, the 16th-seeded ETSU men’s basketball team had no answers for No. 1 seed Kentucky Thursday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the New Orleans Arena ... The Wildcats, considered by many to be the most talented team in the tournament, certainly looked and played like a team destined to win a national championship en route to a 100-71 victory over the Buccaneers. It was the largest deficit in ETSU’s nine trips to March Madness ... Kentucky (33-2) definitely shot the ball much better than the Bucs had expected, making a season-high 15 3-pointers, shooting 52 percent from the field, and 46 percent from beyond the arc. In addition, the Wildcats posted an impressive 27 assists on 31 made field goals ... Individually, the Cats were led by guard Eric Bledsoe, who netted a game-high 29 points and was 8-of-9 from 3-point range. Meanwhile, forward Patrick Patterson posted 22 and guard John Wall had 17.


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General InformationLocation: Nashville, Tenn.Enrollment: 5,936Colors: Navy, Red and WhiteFounded: 1951Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Mike StricklandHome Court: Curb Event Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Greg SageOffice Phone: 615-460-6698SID Fax: 615-460-5584Sage’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.belmontbruins.comPress Row Phone: 615-460-8554

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Rick Byrd (Tennessee, 1976)Career Record: 580-328 (29 years)Record at BEL: 488-273 (24 years)Asst. Coaches: Casey Alexander, Brian Ayers, Roger

Idstrom

Team Information2009-10 Record: 19-122009-10 Conf. Record: 14-6Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 11/2Series Record: ETSU leads 8-7First Meeting: 1955Streak: ETSU won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 16 at Tennessee (NIT Season Tip-Off)N 17 vs. Missouri State/Arkansas State

(NIT Season Tip-Off)N 22-23 NIT Season Tip-Off Consolation RoundN 24-26 NIT Season Tip-OffN 29 at Tennessee StateD 2 MercerD 4 at VanderbiltD 7 Middle Tennessee StateD 16 Kennesaw StateD 18 at TroyD 20 at Alabama StateD 23 at TennesseeD 30 Miami (Ohio)J 3 at Florida Gulf CoastJ 5 at StetsonJ 8 North FloridaJ 10 JacksonvilleJ 13 LipscombJ 15 CampbellJ 21 at USC UpstateJ 23 at ETSUJ 25 at LipscombJ 28 Florida Gulf CoastJ 30 StetsonF 3 at JacksonvilleF 5 at North FloridaF 12 at CampbellF 17 ETSUF 19 USC UpstateF 24 at MercerF 26 at Kennesaw State

General InformationLocation: Buies Creek, N.C.Enrollment: 5,710Colors: Orange and BlackFounded: 1887Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Stan WilliamsonHome Court: Gore Arena/Pope Convocation Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Stan ColeOffice Phone: 910-893-1331SID Fax: 910-893-1330Cole’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.gocamels.comPress Row Phone: 910-814-5541

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Robbie Laing (Troy State, 1982)Career Record: 72-131 (7 years)Record at CAMP: SameAsst. Coaches: Brian Berg, Ryan Ridder, Quinton

Sawyer


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at Virginia TechN 15 at East CarolinaN 19 Middle Tennessee State

(Auburn Tournament)N 20 at Auburn (Auburn Tournament)N 21 Samford (Auburn Tournament)N 27 LongwoodN 29 Johnson C. SmithD 10 Western CarolinaD 16 at USC UpstateD 22 UNC WilmingtonD 30 at ETSUJ 3 JacksonvilleJ 5 North FloridaJ 7 Kennesaw StateJ 10 MercerJ 15 at BelmontJ 17 at LipscombJ 20 Florida Gulf CoastJ 22 StetsonJ 25 at LongwoodJ 29 at North FloridaJ 31 at JacksonvilleF 5 at MercerF 7 at Kennesaw StateF 10 LipscombF 12 BelmontF 17 at StetsonF 19 at Florida Gulf CoastF 24 ETSUF 26 USC Upstate

General InformationLocation: Charleston, S.C.Enrollment: 11,617Colors: Maroon, Gold, and WhiteFounded: 1770Conference: SouthernAthletic Director: Joe HullHome Court: Carolina First Arena/John Kresse Court

Media InformationBasketball SID: Marlene NavorOffice Phone: 843-953-6720SID Fax: 843-953-6543Navor’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.CofCSports.comPress Row Phone: 843-953-6554

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bobby Cremins (South Carolina, 1970)Career Record: 541-356 (29 years)Record at CofC: 87-49 (4 years)Asst. Coaches: Mark Byington, Fred Dupree, Andrew

Wilson

Team Information2009-10 Record: 22-122009-10 Conf. Record: 14-4Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 10/4Series Record: Charleston leads 3-7First Meeting: 1999Streak: Charleston won 2

2010-11 ScheduleN 10 at MarylandN 13 at Holy CrossN 16 Coastal CarolinaN 19 vs. Rhode Island (2K Sports Classic) N 20 vs. Illinois-Chicago (2K Sports Classic)N 21 at Toledo (2K Sports Classic)N 28 at North CarolinaD 2 DavidsonD 4 Georgia SouthernD 7 ETSUD 15 at Charleston SouthernD 22 ClemsonD 31 at TennesseeJ 2 at Morehead StateJ 6 at FurmanJ 8 at WoffordJ 15 The CitadelJ 17 at ChattanoogaJ 20 Western CarolinaJ 22 Appalachian StateJ 26 at Georgia SouthernJ 29 at DavidsonF 3 WoffordF 5 FurmanF 9 at ElonF 12 UNC-GreensboroF 17 at The CitadelF 18/19 ESPN BracketBustersF 21 SamfordF 24 at Appalachian StateF 26 at Western Carolina

N 10 at MarylandN 13 at Holy CrossN 16 Coastal CarolinaN 19 vs. Rhode Island (2K Sports Classic) N 20 vs. Illinois-Chicago (2K Sports Classic)N 21 at Toledo (2K Sports Classic)N 28 at North CarolinaD 2 DavidsonD 4 Georgia SouthernD 7 ETSUD 15 at Charleston SouthernD 22 ClemsonD 31 at TennesseeJ 2 at Morehead StateJ 6 at FurmanJ 8 at WoffordJ 15 The CitadelJ 17 at ChattanoogaJ 20 Western CarolinaJ 22 Appalachian StateJ 26 at Georgia SouthernJ 29 at DavidsonF 3 WoffordF 5 FurmanF 9 at ElonF 12 UNC-GreensboroF 17 at The CitadelF 18/19 ESPN BracketBustersF 21 SamfordF 24 at Appalachian StateF 26 at Western Carolina


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General InformationLocation: Dayton, OH Enrollment: 7,400Colors: Red and BlueFounded: 1850Conference: Atlantic 10Athletic Director: Tim WablerHome Court: Tom Blackburn Court at the University of

Dayton Arena

Media InformationBasketball SID: Doug HauschildOffice Phone: 937-229-4390SID Fax: 937-229-4461Hauschild’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.DaytonFlyers.comPress Row Phone: 931-449-2855

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Brian Gregory (Michigan State, 1992)Career Record: 150-80 (7 years)Record at Dayton: SameAsst. Coaches: Billy Schmidt, Cornell Mann, Jon

Borovich

Team Information2009-10 Record: 25-122009-10 Conf. Record: 8-8 (7th)Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 9/7 (7/5 not including

walk-ons)Series Record: Dayton leads 1-0First Meeting: 2007Streak: Dayton won 1

2010-2011 ScheduleN 1 Grand Valley StateN 6 FindlayN 13 Mount Saint Mary’sN 16 AkronN 20 at Ole MissN 22 Savannah StateN 24 Florida A&MN 27 at Cincinnati (U.S. Bank Arena)D 1 ETSUD 4 MiamiD 7 Central Connecticut StateD 11 at Old Dominion D 18 Western CarolinaD 20 WinthropD 22 at Seton HallD 29 George MasonJ 1 New MexicoJ 5 at Saint Louis J 9 at MassachusettsJ 12 Saint Joseph’sJ 15 at XavierJ 22 FordhamJ 25 RichmondJ 30 at DuquesneF 2 St. BonaventureF 5 at La SalleF9 at Rhode IslandF 12 TempleF 16 at CharlotteF 19 Duquesne F 27 XavierM 2 Saint LouisM 5 at George Washington

General InformationLocation: Fort Myers, Fla.Enrollment: 12,000Colors: Cobalt Blue and Emerald GreenFounded: 1997Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Ken KavanaghHome Court: Alico Arena

Media InformationBasketball SID: Patrick PiersonOffice Phone: 239-590-7061SID Fax: 239-590-7014Pierson’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.fgcuathletics.comPress Row Phone: TBA

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dave Balza (Michigan, 1991)Career Record: 143-101 (8 years)Record at FGCU: SameAsst. Coaches: Tae Norwood, Leo Miller


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at IndianaN 16 Southeast Missouri N 20 at Grambling N 22 at Arkansas N 27 MiamiD 2 at North FloridaD 4 at JacksonvilleD 15 at Ohio StateD 21 NC CentralD 27 IUPUIJ 3 BelmontJ 5 LipscombJ 8 at ETSUJ 10 at USC UpstateJ 14 Kennesaw StateJ 16 MercerJ 20 at CampbellJ 25 at StetsonJ 28 at BelmontJ 30 at LipscombF 4 ETSUF 6 USC UpstateF 10 at Kennesaw StateF 12 at MercerF 14 at Western KentuckyF 19 CampbellF 21 StetsonF 24 JacksonvilleF 26 North Florida

General InformationLocation: Jacksonville, Fla.Enrollment: 3,436Colors: Green and GoldFounded: 1934Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Alan VerlanderHome Court: Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena,

Swisher Gymnasium

Media InformationBasketball SID: Joel LampOffice Phone: 904-256-7409SID Fax: 904-256-7424Lamp’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.JUDolphins.comPress Row Phone: TBA

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Cliff Warren (Mount St. Mary’s, 1990)Career Record: 72-80 (3 years)Record at JU: SameAsst. Coaches: Darryl Bruce, Winston Neal, Trevor Quinn


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at MiamiN 16 Savannah StateN 20 Florida TechN 24 at SamfordN 27 at AuburnD 2 StetsonD 4 Florida Gulf CoastD 12 at WinthropD 15 at St. LouisD 20 at FloridaD 30 Bethune-CookmanJ 3 at CampbellJ 8 at LipscombJ 10 at BelmontJ 13 USC UpstateJ 15 ETSUJ 20 at MercerJ 22 at Kennesaw StateJ 26 at North FloridaJ 31 CampbellF 3 BelmontF 5 LipscombF 8 North FloridaF 11 at ETSUF 13 at USC UpstateF 18 Kennesaw StateF 20 MercerF 24 at Florida Gulf CoastF 26 at Stetson


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General InformationLocation: Kennesaw, Ga.Enrollment: 22,389Colors: Black and GoldFounded: 1963Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Scott WhitlockHome Court: KSU Convocation Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Scott LipskyOffice Phone: 678-797-2948SID Fax: 770-423-6665Lipsky’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.ksuowls.comPress Row Phone: N/A

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Tony Ingle (Huntingdon, 1975)Career Record: 240-192 (14 years)Record at KSU: 170-142 (10 years)Asst. Coaches: Dave Houle, Che Roth, Montez Robinson


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 Georgia SouthwesternN 15 Georgia TechN 17 ChattanoogaN 20 at Alabama StateN 22 Northern ArizonaN 24 at Iowa StateN 26 at CreightonD 11 at SIU-EdwardsvilleD 16 at BelmontD 18 at LipscombD 22 at FordhamD 28 at WyomingJ 3 USC UpstateJ 5 ETSUJ 7 at CampbellJ 14 at Florida Gulf CoastJ 16 at StetsonJ 20 North FloridaJ 22 JacksonvilleJ 25 MercerJ 29 at ETSUJ 31 at USC UpstateF 7 CampbellF 10 Florida Gulf CoastF 12 StetsonF 15 at MercerF 18 at JacksonvilleF 20 at North FloridaF 24 LipscombF 26 Belmont

General InformationLocation: Lexington, Ky.Enrollment: 27,000Colors: Blue and WhiteFounded: 1865Conference: SoutheasternAthletic Director: Mitch BarnhardtHome Court: Rupp Arena

Media InformationBasketball SID: DeWayne PeevyOffice Phone: 859-227-1779SID Fax: 859-323-4310Peevy’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.UKathletics.comPress Row Phone: 859-252-3602

Coaching StaffHead Coach: John Calipari (Clarion, 1982)Career Record: 480-143 (18 years)Record at UK: 35-3 (1 year)Asst. Coaches: John Robic, Orlando Antigua, Kenny

Payne

Team Information2009-10 Record: 35-32009-10 Conf. Record: 14-2Starters Ret./Lost: 1/4Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 4/9Series Record: Kentucky leads 3-0First Meeting: 1981Streak: Kentucky won 3

2010-11 ScheduleN 12 ETSUN 19 at PortlandN 22-24 Maui InvitationalN 30 Boston UniversityD 4 at North CarolinaD 8 Notre DameD 11 IndianaD 18 Mississippi Valley StateD 22 WinthropD 28 Coppin StateD 31 at LouisvilleJ 3 PennJ 8 at GeorgiaJ 11 AuburnJ 15 LSUJ 18 at AlabamaJ 22 at South CarolinaJ 29 GeorgiaF 1 at Ole MissF 5 at FloridaF 8 TennesseeF 12 at VanderbiltF 15 Mississippi StateF 19 South CarolinaF 23 at ArkansasF 26 FloridaM 1 VanderbiltM 6 at Tennessee

General InformationLocation: Nashville, Tenn.Enrollment: 3,418Colors: Purple and GoldFounded: 1891Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Philip HutchesonHome Court: Allen Arena

Media InformationBasketball SID: Trevor GarrettOffice Phone: 615-966-5990SID Fax: 615-966-1806Garrett’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.lipscombsports.comPress Row Phone: 615-966-7051

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Scott Sanderson (South Carolina, 1984)Career Record: 264-177 (14 seasons)Record at Lipscomb: 180-152 (11 seasons)Asst. Coaches: Shaun Senters, Jay Walton, Pete

Froedden

Team Information2009-10 Record: 17-132009-10 Conf. Record: 14-6 (Tie-First)Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 12/2Series Record: ETSU leads 25-8First Meeting: 1951Streak: Lipscomb won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 4 TreveccaN 12 at North CarolinaN 15 Stillman CollegeN 18 Austin PeayN 22 at BaylorN 27 at UT-MartinD 4 MercerD 7 at Austin PeayD 11 at Tennessee TechD 18 Kennesaw StateD 21 at AlabamaD30 at MemphisJ 3 at StetsonJ 5 at Florida Gulf CoastJ 8 JacksonvilleJ 10 North FloridaJ 13 at BelmontJ 17 CampbellJ 21 at ETSUJ 23 at USC UpstateJ 26 BelmontJ 28 StetsonJ 30 Florida Gulf CoastF 3 at North FloridaF 5 at JacksonvilleF 10 at CampbellF 17 USC UpstateF 19 ETSUF 24 at Kennesaw StateF 26 at Mercer


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General InformationLocation: Macon, Ga.Enrollment: 8,000Colors: Orange and BlackFounded: 1833Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Jim ColeHome Court: University Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Dave BeyerOffice Phone: 478-301-2735SID Fax: 478-301-5350Beyer’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.mercerbears.comPress Row Phone: 478-301-5161

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bob Hoffman (Oklahoma Baptist, 1979)Career Record: 433-202 (19 years)Record at Mercer: 33-32 (2 years)Asst. Coaches: Spencer Wright, Paul Johnson, Doug

Esleek,


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 OglethorpeN 14 at Texas-El PasoN 20 HarvardN 23 at Florida StateN 26 vs. Western CarolinaN 27 at William and MaryN 28 vs. Gardner-WebbD 2 at BelmontD 4 at LipscombD 10 NavyD 23 GeorgiaD 30 CharlotteD 31 at Georgia TechJ 3 ETSUJ 5 USC UpstateJ 10 at CampbellJ 14 at StetsonJ 16 at Florida Gulf CoastJ 20 JacksonvilleJ 22 North FloridaJ 25 at Kennesaw StateJ 29 at USC UpstateJ 31 at ETSUF 5 CampbellF 10 StetsonF 12 Florida Gulf CoastF 15 Kennesaw StateF 18 at North FloridaF 20 at JacksonvilleF 24 BelmontF 26 Lipscomb

General InformationLocation: Milligan College, TNEnrollment: 1.130Colors: Black and OrangeFounded: 1866Conference: ACC (Appalachian Athletic Conference)/

Division IIAthletic Director: Ray SmithHome Court: Steve Lacy Fieldhouse

Media InformationBasketball SID: Matt LawsOffice Phone: 423-461-8980SID Fax: N/ALaws’ e-mail: [email protected] site: www.milliganbuffs.comPress Row Phone: N/A

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bill Robinson (The King’s College, 1991)Career Record: 232-280 (17th Season)Record at Milligan: 10-21 (2nd Season)Asst. Coaches: Aaron Collazo

Team Information2009-10 Record: 10-212009-10 Conf. Record: 5-11 (7th)Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 6/9Series Record: N/AFirst Meeting: N/AStreak: N/A

2010-11 ScheduleN 3 at UVA-WiseN 9 at Southern Wesleyan UniversityN 12 Cincinnati ChristianN 13 UVA-WiseN 16 Warren Wilson CollegeN 18 at Tennessee Temple UniversityN 23 Alice Lloyd CollegeN 27 at ETSUN 29 King CollegeD 1 Tennessee Temple UniversityD 4 Southern Wesleyan UniversityD 11 at Charleston SouthernD 14 at Point Loma NazareneD 16 at San Diego ChristianD 29 at North Carolina CentralD 30 at Appalachian State UniversityJ 3 at Alice Lloyd CollegeJ 5 Tennessee Wesleyan CollegeJ 8 Bluefield CollegeJ 12 at Bryan CollegeJ 15 at Virginia IntermontJ 19 at Union CollegeJ 22 Montreat CollegeJ 26 at Reinhardt CollegeJ 29 at Tennessee Wesleyan CollegeF 2 at Bluefield CollegeF 5 Bryan CollegeF 9 Virginia IntermontF 12 Union CollegeF 16 at Montreat CollegeF 19 Reinhardt College

General InformationLocation: Oxford, Miss.Enrollment: 19,536Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy BlueFounded: November 6, 1848Conference: Southeastern (SEC)Athletic Director: Pete BooneHome Court: C.M. “Tad” Smith Coliseum

Media InformationBasketball SID: Joey JonesOffice Phone: 662-915-7526SID Fax: 662-915-7006Jones’ e-mail: [email protected] site: www.olemisssports.comPress Row Phone: 662-236-1931

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Andy Kennedy (UAB, 1991)Career Record: 106-63 (Five Years)Record at Ole Miss.: 85-50 (Four Years)Asst. Coaches: Michael White, Owen Miller, and Torrey

Ward

Team Information2009-10 Record: 24-122009-10 Conf. Record: 9-7Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 12/2Series Record: Mississippi leads 7-5First Meeting: 1953Streak: Mississippi won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 12 Arkansas StateN 17 Murray StateN 20 DaytonN 26 Penn StateN 30 at MiamiD 4 Southern MissD 11 at Arkansas-Little RockD 13 Mississippi Valley StateD 18 ETSU (Cancun Governor’s Cup)D 22 vs. Texas State (Cancun Governor’s Cup)D 23-24 Cancun Governor’s CupD 30 Alcorn StateJ 2 Southeastern LouisianaJ 5 at SMUJ 8 at FloridaJ 13 Mississippi StateJ 15 GeorgiaJ 19 at VanderbiltJ 22 at LSUJ 29 TennesseeF 1 KentuckyF 5 at ArkansasF 9 LSUF 12 at AlabamaF 16 AuburnF 19 at Mississippi StateF 22 at South CarolinaF 26 AlabamaM 2 at AuburnM 5 Arkansas


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General InformationLocation: Starkville, MSEnrollment: 19,644Colors: Maroon (PMS 202) and WhiteFounded: February 28, 1878Conference: SEC (Western Division)Athletic Director: Scott StricklinHome Court: Humphrey Coliseum

Media InformationBasketball SID: Greg EllisOffice Phone: 662-325-3595SID Fax: 662-325-3654Ellis’ e-mail: [email protected] site: www.mstateathletics.comPress Row Phone: N/A

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Rick Stansbury (Campbellsville, 1982)Career Record: 255-140 (12 years)Record at Miss. State: SameAsst. Coaches: Phil Cunningham, Marcus Grant, George

Brooks

Team Information2009-10 Record: 24-122009-10 Conf. Record: 9-7Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 12/2Series Record: Series tied 1-1First Meeting: 1988Streak: ETSU won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 12 Tennessee StateN 19 Appalachian StateN 22 DetroitN 26 TroyN 30 Florida AtlanticD 11 ETSUD 12 North Carolina A&TD 13 Nicholls StateD 14 Alabama StateD 18 vs. Virginia Tech (Battle at Atlantis)D 22 vs. Washington State

(Diamond Head Classic)D 23-25 Diamond Head ClassicD 29 vs. Saint Mary’sJ 8 AlabamaJ 13 at MississippiJ 16 AuburnJ 22 at GeorgiaJ 27 VanderbiltJ 29 FloridaF 2 at AlabamaF5 LSUF 9 ArkansasF 12 at AuburnF 15 at KentuckyF 19 MississippiF 23 LSUF 26 at TennesseeM 2 at ArkansasM 5 South Carolina

General InformationLocation: Murray, Kent.Enrollment: 10,078Colors: Navy and GoldFounded: 1922Conference: Ohio ValleyAthletic Director: Allen WardHome Court: Regional Special Events Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Dave WinderOffice Phone: 270-809-4271SID Fax: 270-809-6814Winder’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.GoRacers.comPress Row Phone: 270-809-5551

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Billy Kennedy (Southeastern Louisiana,

1986)Career Record: 188-170 (12 years)Record at MSU: 84-44 (4 years)Asst. Coaches: Steve Prohm, Isaac Chew, Amir-Abdur

Rahim, Nick Matson

Team Information2009-10 Record: 31-52009-10 Conf. Record: 17-1Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 8/2Series Record: Murray State leads 23-19First Meeting: 1959Streak: Murray State won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 15 ETSUN 17 at MississippiN 20 ReinhardtN 25-28 76 Classic – Anaheim, Cal.D 2 at Eastern KentuckyD 4 at Morehead StateD 11 at ChattanoogaD 15 BethelD 18 Western KentuckyD 21 at UT-MartinD 30 SIU-EdwardsvilleJ 6 Tennessee StateJ 8 Austin PeayJ 13 at Jacksonville StateJ 15 at Tennessee TechJ 20 Eastern IllinoisJ 22 Southeast MissouriJ 26 at SIU-EdwardsvilleJ 29 UT-MartinF 3 at Tennessee StateF 5 at Austin PeayF 7 at Eastern IllinoisF 10 Tennessee TechF 12 Jacksonville StateF 16 at Southeast MissouriF 19 ESPNU BracketBustersF 24 Morehead StateF 26 Eastern Kentucky

General InformationLocation: Jacksonville, Fla.Enrollment: 15,429Colors: Navy Blue and GrayFounded: 1965Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Lee MoonHome Court: UNF Arena

Media InformationBasketball SID: Brian MorganOffice Phone: 904-620-4027SID Fax: 904-620-2821Wuerth’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.UNFOspreys.comPress Row Phone: 904-620-1902

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Matthew DriscollCareer Record: 39-95 (5 years)Record at UNF: 13-18 (1 year)Asst. Coaches: Bobby Kennen, Bruce Evans, Jeremy

Shyatt


2010-11 ScheduleN 4 Edward WatersN 12 at Florida StateN 13 at PittsburghN 18 at WyomingN 28 at MissouriN 23 vs. Prairie View A&M (Cancun Challenge)N 24 vs. W. Ill./Morgan St. (Cancun Challenge)D 2 Florida Gulf CoastD 4 StetsonD 11 at PurdueD 14 at TexasD 18 FurmanD 20 Palm Beach Atl.D 29 at MarylandD 31 at Kansas StateJ 5 at CampbellJ 8 at BelmontJ 10 at LipscombJ 13 ETSUJ 15 USC UpstateJ 20 at Kennesaw StateJ 22 at MercerJ 26 JacksonvilleJ 29 CampbellF 3 LipscombF 5 BelmontF 8 at JacksonvilleF 11 at USC UpstateF 13 at ETSUF 18 MercerF 20 Kennesaw StateF 24 at StetsonF 26 at Florida Gulf Coast


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General InformationLocation: DeLand, Fla,Enrollment: 2,390Colors: Hunter Green and WhiteFounded: 1883Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Jeff AltierHome Court: Edmunds Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Dean WatsonOffice Phone: 386-822-8130SID Fax: 386-822-7486Watson’ e-mail: [email protected] site: www.gohatters.comPress Row Phone: 386-822-8133

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Derek WaughCareer Record: 112-169 (10 years)Record at Stetson: SameAsst. Coaches: Wylie Tucker, Sebastian Singletary, Chris

Capko


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at Wake ForestN 16 at Bethune-CookmanN 23 Central FloridaN 26 Palm Beach AtlanticN 30 Savannah StateD 2 at JacksonvilleD 4 at North FloridaD 12 at Miami (Fla.) D 15 at Florida StateD 21 vs. RiceD 22 vs. AkronD 23 vs. Arkansas-Little RockJ 3 LipscombJ 5 BelmontJ 8 at USC UpstateJ 10 at ETSUJ 14 MercerJ 16 Kennesaw StateJ 18 at Savannah StateJ 22 at CampbellJ 25 Florida Gulf CoastJ 28 at LipscombJ 30 at BelmontF 4 USC UpstateF 6 ETSUF 10 at MercerF 12 at Kennesaw StateF 17 CampbellF 21 at Florida Gulf CoastF 24 North FloridaF 26 Jacksonville

General InformationLocation: Cookeville, Tenn.Enrollment: 10,850Colors: Purple and GoldFounded: 1915Conference: Ohio ValleyAthletic Director: Mark WilsonHome Court: Eblen Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Kate NicewiczOffice Phone: 931-372-3293SID Fax: N/ANicewicz’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.TTUsports.comPress Row Phone:

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Mike Sutton (East Carolina, 1978)Career Record: 129-117 (9 years)Record at TTU: SameAsst. Coaches: Steve Payne, DeAntoine Beasley, Russ

Willemsen


2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at NC StateN 20 at ETSUN 23 Appalachian StateN 28 at Michigan StateD 1 SIU-EdwardsvilleD 4 at Jacksonville StateD 8 High PointD 11 LipscombD 19 Eastern IllinoisD 21 Southeast MissouriD 30 Crowley’s Ridge CollegeJ 2 Bluefield CollegeJ 6 at Morehead StateJ 8 at Eastern KentuckyJ 13 UT-MartinJ 15 Murray StateJ 20 at Austin PeayJ 22 at Tennessee StateJ 27 at Eastern IllinoisJ 29 at Southeast MissouriF 3 Eastern KentuckyF 5 Morehead StateF 7 Austin PeayF 10 at Murray StateF 12 at UT-MartinF 14 Tennessee StateF 19 Bracket Buster GameF 22 at SIU-EdwardsvilleF 26 Jacksonville State

General InformationLocation: Spartanburg, S.C.Enrollment: 5,268Colors: Dark Green, White, and BlackFounded: 1967Conference: Atlantic SunAthletic Director: Mike HallHome Court: G.B. Hodge Center

Media InformationBasketball SID: Bill EnglishOffice Phone: 864-503-5129SID Fax: 864-503-5127English’s e-mail: [email protected] site: www.upstatespartans.comPress Row Phone: 864-503-5058

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Eddie Payne (Wake Forest, 1973)Career Record: 375-354 (25 years)Record at USCU: 115-121 (8 years)Asst. Coaches: Kyle Perry, Ryan Walker, Bill Burrows

Team Information2009-10 Record: 6-232009-10 Conf. Record: 6-14Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Ret./Lost: N/ASeries Record: ETSU leads 6-0First Meeting: 2007Streak: ETSU won 6

2010-11 ScheduleN 13 at MichiganN 15 at VirginiaN 18 vs. Wofford (Charleston Classic)N 19-21 Charleston ClassicN 23 at South CarolinaN 29 UNC-AshevilleD 5 ETSUD 11 at NC StateD 16 CampbellD 21 at AuburnD 30 at Virginia TechJ 3 at Kennesaw StateJ 5 at MercerJ 8 StetsonJ 10 Florida Gulf CoastJ 13 at JacksonvilleJ 15 at North FloridaJ 21 BelmontJ 23 LipscombJ 25 at ETSUJ 29 MercerJ 31 Kennesaw StateF 4 at StetsonF 6 at Florida Gulf CoastF 11 North FloridaF 13 JacksonvilleF 17 at LipscombF 19 at BelmontF 26 at Campbell


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ESPN Announces Matchups for 2010 Cancun Governor’s CupESPN Regional Television announced

today the first-round matchups for the inaugural Cancun Governor’s Cup, to be held Dec. 22-24 at the Poliforum Benito Juarez in Cancun, Mexico. Conference USA will serve as the event’s sponsoring conference.

The inaugural field comprises Appalachian State, Colorado State, East Tennessee State, Ole Miss, Northeastern, Saint Louis, Southern Miss and Texas State. Seven of those teams reached the 2009-10 postseason, including ETSU in the NCAA Tournament. Ole Miss advanced to the National Invitation Tournament’s final four, while Northeastern also played in the NIT. Colorado State and Saint Louis played in the College Basketball Invitational. Appalachian State and Southern Miss played in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament.

In the first round of action Wednesday, Dec. 22, Northeastern will take on Saint Louis; ETSU will face Southern Miss; Texas State will meet Ole Miss; and Appalachian State will square off with Colorado State.

The 2010 Cancun Governor’s Cup will feature 12 games through three days, Dec. 22-24. Each team will compete in one game per day, advancing through a bracket-tournament format. The two teams that remain undefeated will face off in a championship game Friday, Dec. 24, at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2. The complete schedule is below.

The Cancun Governor’s Cup supports youth basketball initiatives in Mexico started by the Telmex Foundation and Mexican NBA star Eduardo Najera, which strives to bring the game of basketball to the youth of Mexico. Since 2007, when the league was created, 60,000 kids from across Mexico have participated. The Cancun Governor’s Cup will annually offer tickets to the league for kids to experience collegiate basketball firsthand.

Tickets will go on sale later this summer. Additional information can be found on the Cancun Governor’s Cup’s official website: www.cancungovernorscup.com.

About CancunCancun, the gateway to

Mexico and the Mayan world, offers luxurious hotel infrastructure with more than 28,000 rooms, and is Mexico’s most beautiful and stylish destination. Opportunities for new experiences are everywhere, as the setting brings you into contact with both nature and Mayan culture like nowhere else. Top-level gastronomy and nightlife;

warm beaches with soft, white sand; crystal-clear, turquoise seas; and a location opposite the Great Mesoamerican Reef System, in tandem with Mexico’s world-famous hospitality, make Cancun an entirely unique tourist destination. Cancun Convention and Visitors Bureau: www.cancun.travel.

Telmex Najera Youth LeagueThe Telmex Najera Youth League is an initiative of

Telmex Foundation to boost the participation of Mexican youth in basketball. With its motto “Leave the streets for the courts”, in its second year of operations 60,000 kids are playing all over the country. The Telmex Najera Youth League is the most important tournament of the country in its kind. For more information, visit www.ligatelmexnajera.org

Cancun Governor’s CupHosted by ESPN

December 22, 23 & 24, 2010 • Poliforum Benito JuarezCancun, Mexico

Game 1Wednesday

December 2211:00 am

Game 2Wednesday

December 221:30 pm

Game 3Wednesday

December 225:00 pm

Game 4Wednesday

December 227:30 pm

Game 6Thursday

December 231:30 pmESPNU

Game 5Thursday

December 2311:00 am

Game 7Thursday

December 236:00 pm

Game 8Thursday

December 238:30 pmESPNU

Game 12Friday

December 248:00 pmESPN2

Game 10Friday

December 242:30 pm

Saint Louis

East Tennessee St

Appalachian St

Colorado St

Texas St

Mississippi

Northeastern

Southern Mississippi

Game 9Friday

December 2412:00 pm

Game 11Friday

December 246:00 pmESPN2

* All times listed in CENTRAL TIME (CT)

Home Team is listed on the bottom of each match-up

Championship

2010 Cancun Governor’s Cup Schedule(Home team listed second; Southern Miss will be home team in all of its games)

Date Time (ET) Game NetworkWed, Dec 22 Noon Game 1: Northeastern vs. Saint Louis 2:30 p.m. Game 2: ETSU vs. Southern Miss 6 p.m. Game 3: Texas State vs. Ole Miss 8:30 p.m. Game 4: Appalachian State vs. Colorado State Thu, Dec 23 Noon Game 5 2:30 p.m. Game 6 ESPNU 7 p.m. Game 7 9:30 p.m. Game 8 ESPNUFri, Dec 24 1 p.m. Game 9 3:30 p.m. Game 10 7 p.m. Game 11 ESPN2 9 p.m. Game 12 (Championship Game) ESPN2

OppOnents

General InformationLocation: Hattiesburg, Miss. Enrollment: 15,000Colors: Black and GoldFounded: 1910Conference: Conference USAAthletic Director: Richard GianniniHome Court: Reed Green Coliseum

Media InformationBasketball SID: Tim AndrzejewskiOffice Phone: 601-266-4503SID Fax: 601-266-4507Andrzejewski’ e-mail: [email protected] site: www.SouthernMiss.comPress Row Phone: 601-266-5428

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Larry EustachyCareer Record: 355-239 (18 years)Record at Southern Miss: 95-94 (6 years)Asst. Coaches: Steve Barnes, Greg Heiar, Ricky Wilson

Team Information2009-10 Record: 20-142009-10 Conf. Record: 8-8Starters Ret./Lost: 5/0Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 7/8Series Record: Southern Miss leads 7-4First Meeting: 1955Streak: Southern Miss won 1

2010-11 ScheduleN 12 at South FloridaN 17 South AlabamaN 22 McNeese StateN 27 Spring HillD 1 Alcorn StateD 4 at MississippiD 11 at Cal State-Monterey BayD 12 at CaliforniaD 22 vs. ETSU (Cancun Governor’s Cup)D 23-24 Cancun Governor’s CupD 29 Mississippi Valley State

(Hardwood Club Holiday Tournament)D 30 Hardwood Club Holiday TournamentJ 5 HoustonJ 8 at MarshallJ 12 at RiceJ 15 Central FloridaJ 19 MemphisJ 22 at Southern MethodistJ 26 at East CarolinaJ 29 TulaneF 2 at UABF 5 MarshallF 12 at MemphisF 16 UTEPF 19 East CarolinaF 26 at Central FloridaM 2 UABM 5 at Tulsa


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In more than 80 years of Buccaneer basketball, 28 players have eclipsed the 1,000-point mark for their careers. The following list is a who’s who of ETSU basketball, encompassing some of the nation’s finest players.

TIM SMITH2,300 points

ETSU Career: 2002-06

1. GREG DENNIS2,204 points


2. COURTNEY PIGRAM2,043 points


During the 2008-09 season, former Buccaneer Kevin Tiggs (above)

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4. KEITH JENNINGS 1,988 points ETSU Career: 1987-91

5. CALVIN TALFORD 1,872 points ETSU Career: 1988-92

6. TOM CHILTON 1,801 points ETSU Career: 1959-61

7. TROY MIKELL 1,684 points ETSU Career: 1980-83

8. ZAKEE WADOOD 1,382 points ETSU Career: 2000-04

9. HARLEY SWIFT 1,367 points ETSU Career: 1967-69

10. JERALD FIELDS 1,351 points ETSU Career: 2000-04

11. MIKE KRETZER 1,289 points ETSU Career: 1968-70

12. DIMECO CHILDRESS 1,287 points ETSU Career: 1999-02

13. SCOTT PLACE 1,264 points ETSU Career: 1977-80

14. TRAZEL SILVERS 1,257 points ETSU Career: 1991-94

15. RUSTY WOY 1,228 points ETSU Career: 1951-54

16. WINFRED REID 1,224 points ETSU Career: 1979-82

17. CHARLIE STUART 1,217 points ETSU Career: 1974-77

18. KEVIN TIGGS 1,197 points ETSU Career: 2007-09

19. WES STALLINGS 1,181 points ETSU Career: 1983-86

20. HAL MORRISON 1,171 points ETSU Career: 1951-54

T-21. MARCUS REESE 1,157 points ETSU Career: 1981-84

T-21. MIKE SMITH 1,157 points ETSU Career: 2006-10

23. ALVIN WEST 1,115 points ETSU Career: 1988-91

24. MAJOR GEER 1,094 points ETSU Career: 1988-91

25. BEN RHODA 1,071 points ETSU Career: 2002-06

26. HERB WEAVER 1,064 points ETSU Career: 1953-56

27. WILLIE MALONE 1,037 points ETSU Career: 1962-64

28. ANDRE MOTLEY 1,031 points ETSU Career: 1980-83

29. TRAVIS STRONG 1,030 points ETSU Career: 2003-08

30. BOB BROWN 1,022 points ETSU Career: 1973-77

31. GARY McGINNIS 1,020 points ETSU Career: 1950-54

32. BRAD NUCKLES 1,001 points ETSU Career: 2002-07


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Tom Chilton averaged 26.10 points per game, best in ETSU history.

Tim Smith attempted 483 three-pointers in his East Tennessee State career,

third in school history.

Points Rk Points Name Years 1. 2,300 Tim Smith 2002-06 2. 2,204 Greg Dennis 1988-92 3. 2,043 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 4. 1,988 Keith Jennings 1987-91 5. 1,872 Calvin Talford 1988-92 6. 1,801 Tom Chilton 1959-61 7. 1,684 Troy Mikell 1980-83 8. 1,382 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 9. 1,367 Harley Swift 1967-69 10. 1,351 Jerald Fields 2000-04 11. 1,289 Mike Kretzer 1968-70 12. 1,287 Dimeco Childress 1999-02 13. 1,264 Scott Place 1977-80 14. 1,257 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 15. 1,228 Rusty Woy 1951-54 16. 1,224 Winfred Reid 1979-82 17. 1,217 Charlie Stewart 1974-77 18. 1,197 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 19. 1,181 Wes Stallings 1983-86 20. 1,171 Hal Morrison 1951-54 T-21. 1,157 Marcus Reese 1981-84 T-21. 1,157 Mike Smith 2006-10 23. 1,115 Alvin West 1988-91 24. 1,094 Major Geer 1988-91 25. 1,071 Ben Rhoda 2002-06 26. 1,064 Herb Weaver 1953-56 27. 1,037 Willie Malone 1962-64 28. 1,031 Andre Motley 1980-83 29. 1,030 Travis Strong 2003-08 30. 1,022 Bob Brown 1973-77 31. 1,020 Gary McGinnis 1950-54 32. 1,001 Brad Nuckles 2002-07

Points Per Game Rk Pts/G Name Years Pts G 1. 26.10 Tom Chilton 1959-61 1,801 69 T2. 19.20 Kenny Reynolds 1974-75 845 44 T2. 19.20 Tim Smith 2002-06 2,300 120 4. 18.13 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 1,197 66 5. 17.99 Harley Swift 1967-69 1,367 76 6. 17.35 Greg Dennis 1988-92 2,204 127 7. 17.19 Mike Kretzer 1968-70 1,289 75 8. 16.62 Greg Stephens 1997-99 881 53 9. 16.08 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 2,043 12710. 15.89 Troy Mikell 1980-83 1,694 106

Field Goal Percentage Min. 200 Made

Rk Pct. FG/FGA Name Years 1. .638 282/442 Phil Powe 1993-96 2. .623 421/676 Bob Brown 1974-77 3. .611 203/332 Morris Tampa 1974-75 4. .610 244/400 Calvin Cannady 1983-86 5. .598 242/405 Dillion Sneed 2004-06 6. .570 389/682 Rodney English 1991-92 7. .567 478/845 Jerald Fields 2000-04 8. .552 637/1155 Troy Mikell 1980-83 9. .549 638/1162 Keith Jennings 1988-9110. .537 418/779 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09

Field Goals Made Rk FGM Name Years 1. 861 Tim Smith 2002-06 2. 808 Greg Dennis 1988-92 3. 739 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 4. 661 Calvin Talford 1989-92 5. 638 Keith Jennings 1988-91 6. 637 Troy Mikell 1980-83 7. 545 Mike Kretzer 1968-70 8. 539 Harley Swift 1967-69 T9. 500 Charlie Stewart 1974-77 T9. 500 Zakee Wadood 2000-04

Field Goals Attempted Rk FGA Name Years 1. 1,991 Tim Smith 2002-06 2. 1,845 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 3. 1,609 Greg Dennis 1988-92 4. 1,304 Calvin Talford 1989-92 5. 1,211 Harley Swift 1967-69 6. 1,162 Keith Jennings 1988-91 7. 1,155 Troy Mikell 1980-83 8. 1,122 Charlie Stewart 1974-77 9. 1,106 Mike Kretzer 1968-70 10. 1,067 Zakee Wadood 2000-04

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 40 Att.)

Rk Pct. FG/FGM Name Years 1. 50.0 38/76 Marc Quesenberry 1980-83 2. 49.3 223/452 Keith Jennings 1988-91 3. 41.9 31/74 John King 1986-88 4. 41.8 221/529 Major Geer 1988-91 5. 40.6 194/478 Calvin Talford 1989-92 6. 39.8 137/344 James Anthony 2001-05 7. 39.1 59/191 Robert Doggett 1994-95 8. 39.0 53/136 Junior Floyd 1994-95 9. 38.7 63/163 Andy Pennington 1993-95 10. 38.3 184/480 Travis Strong 2003-08

3-Point Field Goals Made Rk 3FGM Name Years 1. 276 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 2. 223 Keith Jennings 1988-91 3. 221 Major Geer 1988-91 4. 194 Calvin Talford 1989-92 5. 184 Travis Strong 2003-08 6. 172 Tim Smith 2002-06 7. 170 Alvin West 1988-91 8. 161 Dimeco Childress 1999-02 9. 142 Ryan Lawson 1999-03 10. 137 James Anthony 2001-05

3-Point Field Goals Attempted Rk 3FGA Name Years 1. 808 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 2. 529 Major Geer 1988-91 3. 483 Tim Smith 2002-06 4. 482 Alvin West 1988-91 5. 480 Travis Strong 2003-08 6. 478 Calvin Talford 1989-92 7. 452 Keith Jennings 1988-91 8. 436 Dimeco Childress 1999-02 9. 397 Ryan Lawson 1999-03 10. 346 Gabe Lisicky 1996-00

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 100 Made)

Rk FT% FG/FGA Name Years 1. .898 167/186 Ryan Lawson 1999-03 2. .861 490/569 Keith Jennings 1988-91 3. .834 106/127 Roy Donaldson 1987-88 4. .810 170/210 Marc Quesenberry 1980-83 5. .807 176/218 Travis Strong 2003-08 6. .803 241/300 James Tandy 1983-86 7. .793 356/449 Calvin Talford 1989-92 8. .787 137/174 Mark Watkins 1984-85 9. .784 136/176 LeRoy Fisher 1967-6810. .781 218/279 Dimeco Childress 1999-02

Free Throws Made Rk FTM Name Years 1. 505 Greg Dennis 1987-92 2. 490 Keith Jennings 1987-91 3. 409 Troy Mikell 1979-83 4. 406 Tim Smith 2005-06 5. 356 Calvin Talford 1988-92 6. 342 Jerald Fields 2000-04 7. 328 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 8. 314 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 9. 300 Scott Place 1976-80 T10. 289 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 T10. 289 Harley Swift 1966-69

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Free Throws Attempted Rk FTA Name Years 1. 686 Troy Mikell 1979-83 2. 652 Greg Dennis 1987-92 3. 569 Keith Jennings 1987-91 4. 546 Tim Smith 2002-06 5. 512 Jerald Fields 2000-04 6. 482 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 7. 449 Calvin Talford 1988-92 8. 406 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 9. 405 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 10. 393 Scott Place 1976-80

Rebounds Rk Reb Name Years 1. 1,034 Tommy Woods 1965-67 2. 1,015 Herb Weaver 1953-57 3. 895 Greg Dennis 1988-92 4. 825 Scott Place 1977-80 5. 822 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 6. 717 Jerald Fields 2000-04 7. 673 Ron Mitchell 1972-74 8. 637 Bob Brown 1974-77 9. 635 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 10. 633 Phil Powe 1993-96

Offensive Rebounds Records since 1988

Rk ORb Name Years 1. 308 Greg Dennis 1988-92 2. 281 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 3. 272 Brad Nuckles 2002-07 4. 262 Adrian Meeks 1998-01 5. 261 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 6. 249 Phil Powe 1993-96 7. 230 Jerald Fields 2000-04 8. 213 Reggie Todd 1995-99 9. 191 Dillion Sneed 2004-06 10. 182 Calvin Talford 1989-92

Rebounds Per Game Rk R/Gm Name Years 1. 16.2 Tommy Woods 1965-67 2. 11.9 Ernie Sims 1967-68 3. 9.5 Bill Stringer 1969-70 4. 8.9 Ron Mitchell 1972-74 5. 8.5 Bob Brown 1974-77 6. 8.3 Dillion Sneed 2004-06 7. 7.8 Morris Tampa 1974-75 8. 7.6 Scott Place 1977-80 T9. 7.3 Mike Kretzer 1968-70 T9. 7.3 Zakee Wadood 2000-04

Assists Rk Ast Name Years 1. 983 Keith Jennings 1988-91 2. 508 Tim Smith 2002-06 3. 416 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 4. 363 Marc Quesenberry 1980-83 5. 322 Carniel Manuel 1984-87 6. 265 Greg Stephens 1997-99 8. 240 Kyle Keeton 1995-99 9. 239 Wes Stallings 1983-86 10. 220 Cliff Decoster 1999-02

Assists Per Game (Min. 50 Games Played)

Rk A/Gm Name Years 1. 7.74 Keith Jennings 1988-91 2. 5.00 Greg Stephens 1997-99 3. 4.23 Tim Smith 2002-06 T4. 3.72 Jason Niblett 1992-93 T4. 3.72 Robert Doggett 1994-95 6. 3.35 Carniel Manuel 1984-87 7. 3.30 Marc Quesenberry 1980-83 8. 3.27 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 9. 2.52 Randy Dodson 1995-96 10. 2.49 Tim Austin 1986-87

Assist to Turnover Ratio(Min. 100 Assists)

Rk Ratio Ast/TO Name Years 1. 2.43/1 983/405 Keith Jennings 1988-91 2. 1.79/1 216/121 Jason Niblett 1991-93 3. 1.60/1 265/171 Greg Stephens 1997-99 4. 1.55/1 134/91 Shahid Perkins 1994, 96 5. 1.39/1 178/128 Eric Palmer 1991-93 6. 1.25/1 128/102 Gabe Lisicky 1997-00 7. 1.23/1 179/146 Major Geer 1988-91 8. 1.19/1 216/181 Robert Doggett 1994-95 9. 1.11/1 416/376 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 10. 1.08/1 125/115 Adam Sollazzo 2008-10 11. 1.04/1 194/186 Alvin West 1988-91

*Records for Assist to Turnover Ratio are only from 1986-present.

Steals Rk Stl Name Years 1. 334 Keith Jennings 1988-91 2. 313 Tim Smith 2002-06 3. 246 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 4. 232 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 5. 183 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 6. 167 Jerald Fields 2000-04 7. 137 Travis Strong 2003-08 8. 134 Alvin West 1988-91 9. 132 Kyle Keeton 1995-99 10. 129 Ryan Lawson 1999-03

Steals Per Game (Min. 50 Games Played)

Rk S/Gm Name Years 1. 2.63 Keith Jennings 1987-91 2. 2.60 Tim Smith 2002-06 3. 2.19 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 4. 1.90 Robert Doggett 1994-95 5. 1.83 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 6. 1.82 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 7. 1.77 Greg Stephens 1997-99 8. 1.52 Rodney English 1991-92 9. 1.51 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 10. 1.45 Jerald Fields 2000-04

Blocks Rk Blk Name Years 1. 182 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 2. 174 Greg Dennis 1988-92 3. 167 Jerald Fields 2000-04 4. 158 Brad Nuckles 2002-07 5. 83 Justin McClellan 1993-96 6. 78 Phil Powe 1993-96 7. 71 Rodney English 1991-92 8. 70 Isiah Brown 2008-10 T9. 69 Marty Story 1989-92 T9. 69 Greg Hamlin 2007-0

Blocks Per Game Rk B/Gm Name Years 1. 1.63 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 2. 1.45 Jerald Fields 2000-04 3. 1.37 Greg Dennis 1988-92 4. 1.28 Greg Hamlin 2007-09 5. 1.21 Brad Nuckles 2002-07 6. 1.11 Rodney English 1991-92 7. 1.04 Isiah Brown 2008-10 8. 0.76 Justin McClellan 1993-95 9. 0.74 Tony Patterson 1993-95 10. 0.73 Justin McClellan 1993-96

Games Played Rk Gms Name Years 1. 131 Brad Nuckles 2002-07 T2. 127 Keith Jennings 1988-91 T2. 127 Greg Dennis 1988-92 T2. 127 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 T5. 126 Alvin West 1988-91 T5. 126 Marty Story 1989-92 T5. 126 Calvin Talford 1989-92 8. 125 Major Geer 1988-91 9. 121 Trazel Silvers 1991-94 10. 120 Tim Smith 2002-06

Minutes Played Rk Mins Name Years 1. 4304 Keith Jennings 1988-91 2. 4244 Tim Smith 2002-06 3. 4075 Greg Dennis 1988-92 4. 4049 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 5. 3557 Calvin Talford 1989-92 6. 3126 Jerald Fields 2000-04 7. 3081 Brad Nuckles 2002-07 8. 2986 Zakee Wadood 2000-04 9. 2903 Major Geer 1988-91 10. 2898 Mike Smith 2006-10

Minutes Per Game Rk Min/Gm Name Years 1. 35.4 Tim Smith 2002-06 2. 33.9 Keith Jennings 1988-91 3. 33.4 Greg Stephens 1997-99 4. 32.1 Greg Dennis 1988-92 5. 31.9 Courtney Pigram 2005-09 6. 31.9 Kevin Tiggs 2007-09 7. 29.5 Jason Niblett 1992-93 8. 28.2 Calvin Talford 1989-92 9. 27.9 Leo Murray 1998-00 10. 27.9 Mike Smith 2006-10

Tommy Woods, who holds the Bucs career record for rebounds with 1,034, was inducted into the ETSU Athletics

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Points Rk Points Name Year 1. 771 Tom Chilton 1960-61 2. 729 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 3. 669 Greg Dennis 1989-90 4. 662 Keith Jennings 1990-91 5. 645 Tim Smith 2004-05 6. 615 Tim Smith 2005-06 7. 614 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 8. 598 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 9. 576 Tom Chilton 1959-60 10. 569 Dick Creech 1954-55

Points Per Game Rk Pt/Gm Name Year 1. 32.1 Tom Chilton 1960-61 2. 25.0 Tom Chilton 1959-60 3. 23.7 Dick Creech 1954-55 4. 22.2 Tim Smith 2004-05 5. 22.0 Tim Smith 2005-06 6. 21.7 Harley Swift 1968-69 7. 21.5 Kenny Reynolds 1974-75 8. 21.4 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 9. 20.6 Tom Chilton 1958-59 10. 20.1 Keith Jennings 1990-91

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 200 Att.)

Rk FG% FG/FGA Name Year 1. .675 197/292 Troy Mikell 1982-83 2. .661 181/274 Bob Brown 1975-76 3. .647 189/292 Rodney English 1990-91 4. .639 131/205 Dillion Sneed 2005-06 5. .603 143/237 Calvin Canady 1985-86 6. .596 221/371 Keith Jennings 1990-91 7. .584 163/279 Jerald Fields 2003-04 8. .574 167/291 Keith Jennings 1989-90 9. .572 127/222 Scott Place 1978-79 10. .570 131/230 Jerald Fields 2001-02

Field Goals Made Rk FGM Name Year 1. 295 Tom Chilton 1960-61 2. 250 Greg Dennis 1989-90 3. 248 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 4. 245 Tim Smith 2004-05 5. 237 Tim Smith 2005-06 6. 226 Harley Swift 1968-69 7. 221 Keith Jennings 1990-91 8. 218 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 T-9. 217 Mike Kretzer 1969-70 T-9. 217 Kenny Reynolds 1974-75

Field Goals Attempted Rk FGA Name Year 1. 579 Tim Smith 2004-05 2. 550 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 3. 535 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 4. 529 Tim Smith 2005-06 5. 506 Greg Dennis 1989-90 6. 490 Harley Swift 1968-69 7. 488 Tim Smith 2003-04 8. 472 Mike Kretzer 1969-70 9. 469 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 T-10. 462 Kenny Reynolds 1974-75 T-10. 462 Courtney Pigram 2007-08

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 75 Attempts)

Rk FG% FG/FGA Name Year 1. .592 84/142 Keith Jennings 1990-91 2. .496 63/127 Keith Jennings 1989-90 3. .479 81/169 Major Geer 1989-90 4. .450 36/80 Greg Dennis 1991-92 5. .447 42/94 Keith Jennings 1988-89 6. .439 36/82 Jerry Pelphrey 1990-91 7. .434 66/152 Major Geer 1988-89 8. .424 39/92 Tim Smith 2002-03 9. .422 62/147 Alvin West 1988-89 10. .421 61/145 James Anthony 2003-04

3-Point Field Goals Made Rk 3FGM Name Year 1. 86 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 2. 84 Keith Jennings 1990-91 3. 81 Major Geer 1989-90 4. 76 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 T-5. 73 Travis Strong 2008-09T-5. 73 Justin Tubbs 2009-10 T-7. 67 Calvin Talford 1991-92 T-7. 67 Eric Palmer 1992-93 T-9. 66 Major Geer 1988-89 T-9. 66 Calvin Talford 1989-90

3-Point Field Goals Attempted Rk 3FGA Name Year 1. 238 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 2. 233 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 3. 223 Justin Tubbs 2009-10 4. 194 Alvin West 1990-91 5. 184 Courtney Pigram 2007-08 6. 183 Travis Strong 2007-08 7. 180 Eric Palmer 1992-93 8. 172 Corrie Johnson 1993-94 9. 169 Major Geer 1989-90 T-10. 163 Calvin Talford 1989-90 T-10. 163 Calvin Talford 1991-92

Free Throws Made Rk FTM Name Year 1. 196 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 2. 181 Tom Chilton 1960-61 2. 138 Keith Jennings 1988-89 3. 136 Troy Mikell 1982-83 136 Keith Jennings 1990-91 5. 135 Greg Stephens 1997-98 6. 134 Greg Dennis 1989-90 7. 132 Greg Dennis 1988-89 8. 129 Rodney English 1991-92 9. 127 Mike Smith 2008-09 T-10. 123 Harley Swift 1967-68 T-10. 123 Greg Stephens 1998-99

Free Throws Attempted Rk FTA Name Year 1. 256 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 2. 231 Troy Mikell 1982-83 3. 222 Tom Chilton 1960-61 4. 186 Rodney English 1991-92 5. 177 Greg Stephens 1997-98 6. 170 Troy Mikell 1981-82 7. 169 Greg Dennis 1988-89 8. 166 Greg Dennis 1987-88 9. 165 Greg Dennis 1989-90 T-10. 164 Zakee Wadood 2002-03 T-10. 164 Zakee Wadood 2003-04T-10. 164 Mike Smith 2008-09

Free Throw Percentage Min. 2.5 attempts per game

Rk FG% FG/FGA Name Year 1. .932 68/73 Ryan Lawson 2001-02 T-2. .895 68/76 Roy Donaldson 1987-88 T-2. .895 136/152 Keith Jennings 1990-91 4. .877 107/122 Keith Jennings 1989-90 5. .870 67/77 Marc Quesenberry 1981-82 6. .861 68/76 LeRoy Fisher 1966-67 7. .857 114/133 James Tandy 1983-84 8. .847 138/163 Keith Jennings 1988-89 9. .835 101/121 Calvin Talford 1991-92 10. .831 89/107 Scott Place 1978-79

Rebounds Rk Reb Name Year 1. 607 Herb Weaver 1956-57 2. 450 Tommy Woods 1964-65 3. 408 Herb Weaver 1955-56 4. 403 Tom Chilton 1960-61 5. 368 Jack Waycaster 1954-55 6. 361 Tommy Woods 1965-66 7. 343 Leo Cooper 1956-57 8. 338 Herb Edmonds 1956-57 9. 327 Ernie Sims 1966-67 10. 320 Mal Roberts 1961-62

Troy Lee Mikell’s .675 shooting percentage in 1982-83 is the ETSU single season best.

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Keith Jennings holds the ETSU and SoCon records for assists in a single season.

Rodney English’s 105 offensive rebounds in 1992 was the best total since the record was kept

until Zakee Wadood’s 108 in 2003-04.

Offensive Rebounds (1986 to present)

Rk ORb Name Year 1. 108 Zakee Wadood 2001-02 2. 105 Rodney English 1991-92 3. 97 Dillion Sneed 2004-05 4. 96 Tommy Hubbard 2009-10 5. 94 Dillion Sneed 2005-06 6. 92 Kevin Tiggs 2007-08 T-7. 90 Renaldo Johnson 2000-01 T-7. 90 Phil Powe 1994-95 9. 89 Leo Murray 1999-99 10. 85 Brad Nuckles 2006-07

Rebounds Per Game Rk R/Gm Name Year 1. 21.7 Herb Weaver 1956-57 2. 19.6 Tommy Woods 1964-65 3. 17.2 Tommy Woods 1965-66 4. 16.8 Tom Chilton 1960-61 5. 16.0 Jack Waycaster 1954-55 6. 15.1 Herb Weaver 1955-56 7. 12.8 Mal Roberts 1961-62 8. 12.6 Tom Chilton 1959-60 9. 12.6 Ernie Sims 1966-67 10. 12.5 Herb Edmonds 1954-55

Assists Rk Ast Name Year 1. 301 Keith Jennings 1990-91 2. 297 Keith Jennings 1989-90 3. 202 Keith Jennings 1988-89 4. 183 Keith Jennings 1987-88 5. 156 Steve Horne 1975-76 6. 145 Tim Smith 2003-04 7. 140 Marc Quesenberry 1981-82 8. 138 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 9. 133 Greg Stephens 1997-98 10. 132 Greg Stephens 1998-99

Assists Per Game Rk A/Gm Name Year 1. 9.1 Keith Jennings 1990-91 2. 8.7 Keith Jennings 1989-90 3. 6.5 Keith Jennings 1988-89 4. 6.3 Keith Jennings 1987-88 5. 6.0 Steve Horne 1975-76 6. 5.1 Greg Stephens 1997-98 7. 5.0 Marc Quesenberry 1981-82 8. 4.9 Greg Stephens 1998-99 T-9. 4.5 Bruce Curtis 1974-75 T-9. 4.5 Tim Smith 2003-04 T-9. 4.5 Tim Smith 2005-06

Assist to Turnover Ratio(Minimum 30 Assists, 1986-present)

Rk Ratio Ast/TO Name Years 1. 2.94/1 297/101 Keith Jennings 1989-90 2. 2.69/1 202/75 Keith Jennings 1988-89 3. 2.59/1 301/116 Keith Jennings 1990-91 4. 2.18/1 48/22 Major Geer 1990-91 5. 2.10/1 65/31 Major Geer 1989-90 6. 2.04/1 49/24 Gabe Lisicky 1998-99 7. 1.86/1 106/57 Jason Niblett 1992-93 8. 1.73/1 57/33 Eric Palmer 1991-92 9. 1.72/1 110/64 Jerry Pelphrey 1991-92 10. 1.71/1 53/31 Jerry Pelphrey 1990-91

Steals Rk Stl Name Year 1. 109 Keith Jennings 1990-91 2. 95 Tim Smith 2005-06 3. 93 Zakee Wadood 2002-03 4. 92 Zakee Wadood 2003-04 5. 89 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 6. 84 Keith Jennings 1989-90 7. 82 Tim Smith 2003-04 8. 77 Trazel Silvers 1993-94 9. 75 Keith Jennings 1987-88 10. 73 Tim Smith 2002-03

Steals Per Game Rk S/Gm Name Year 1. 3.39 Tim Smith 2005-06 2. 3.30 Keith Jennings 1990-91 3. 3.20 Zakee Wadood 2002-03 4. 2.79 Zakee Wadood 2003-04 5. 2.61 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 6. 2.59 Keith Jennings 1987-88 7. 2.57 Trazel Silvers 1993-94 8. 2.56 Tim Smith 2003-04 9. 2.47 Keith Jennings 1991-92 10. 2.35 Tim Smith 2002-03

Blocks Rk Blk Name Year 1. 70 Zakee Wadood 2003-04 2. 66 Zakee Wadood 2002-03 3. 56 Jerald Fields 2001-02 4. 55 Brad Nuckles 2006-07 5. 53 Greg Dennis 1989-90 T-6. 52 Greg Hamlin 2008-09 T-6. 52 Jerald Fields 2003-04 8. 50 Greg Dennis 1991-92 9. 49 Isiah Brown 2009-10 10. 41 Jerald Fields 2002-03

Blocks Per Game Rk B/Gm Name Year

1. 2.27 Zakee Wadood 2002-03 2. 2.12 Zakee Wadood 2003-04 3. 2.00 Jerald Fields 2001-02 T-4. 1.61 Greg Dennis 1991-92 T-4. 1.61 Brad Nuckles 2006-07 6. 1.58 Greg Hamlin 2008-09 7. 1.57 Jerald Fields 2003-04 8. 1.56 Greg Dennis 1989-90 9. 1.48 Isiah Brown 2009-10 T-10. 1.36 Phil Powe 1994-95 T-10. 1.36 Calvin Cannady 1985-86

Minutes Played Rk Min Name Year 1. 1188 Mike Smith 2008-09 2. 1183 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 3. 1150 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 4. 1142 Tommy Hubbard 2009-10 T-5. 1141 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 T-5. 1141 Tim Smith 2003-04 7. 1123 Keith Jennings 1989-90 8. 1114 Keith Jennings 1990-91 9. 1065 Courtney Pigram 2007-08 10. 1060 Keith Jennings 1987-88

Minutes Per Game Rk M/Gm Name Year 1. 37.7 Tim Smith 2005-06 2. 36.6 Keith Jennings 1987-88 T-3. 35.9 Tim Smith 2004-05 T-3. 35.9 Wes Stallings 1985-86 5. 35.7 Tim Smith 2003-04 6. 35.3 Greg Dennis 1987-88 7. 34.9 Mike Smith 2008-09 8. 34.8 Courtney Pigram 2008-09 T-9. 33.8 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 T-9. 33.8 Reggie Todd 1997-98 T-9. 33.8 Keith Jennings 1990-91


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Wins Rk Year Wins 1. 1990-91 28 T-2. 1989-90 27 T-2. 2003-04 27 4. 1952-53 26 T-5. 2006-07 24 T-5. 1991-92 24 T-5. 1951-52 24 T-8. 2008-09 23 T-8. 1953-54 23 T-10. 1982-83 22 T-10. 1950-51 22T-12. 2009-10 20 T-12. 1988-89 20 T-12. 2002-03 20 T-12. 1955-56 20

Winning Percentage Rk Year Record Pct. 1. 1952-53 26-4 .867 2. 1953-54 23-4 .852 3. 1990-91 28-5 .848 4. 2003-04 27-6 .818 5. 1989-90 27-7 .794 T-6. 1951-52 24-7 .774 T-6. 1991-92 24-7 .774 8. 1955-56 20-7 .741 T-9. 1950-51 22-9 .710 T-9. 1982-83 22-9 .710

Games Rk Year Gms 1. 2009-10 35 T-2. 1989-90 34 T-2. 2006-07 34 T-2. 2008-09 34 T-5. 1990-91 33 T-5. 2003-04 33 T-7. 1988-89 31 T-7. 1991-92 31 T-7. 1982-83 31 T-7. 2002-03 31

Points Rk Year Points 1. 1989-90 3032 2. 1990-91 3103 3. 1991-92 2670 4. 2008-09 2657 5. 1988-89 2652 6. 2003-04 2618 7. 2002-03 2543 8. 1993-94 2512 9. 2006-07 2486 10. 2009-10 2424

Scoring Average Rk Year Avg. 1. 1990-91 94.0 2. 1989-90 89.2 3. 1991-92 86.1 4. 1988-89 85.5 5. 1993-94 83.7 6. 1974-75 83.4 7. 1992-93 83.2 8. 2002-03 82.0 9. 2005-06 81.6 10. 1981-82 80.5

Scoring Margin Rk Year Margin 1. 1990-91 +17.2 2. 1989-90 +10.6 3. 2003-04 +9.9 4. 2001-02 +8.6 5. 1991-92 +8.4 6. 2008-09 +8.0 7. 2000-01 +7.4 8. 2002-03 +6.8 9. 1967-68 +6.1 10. 1968-69 +5.9

Field Goals Made Rk Year FGM 1. 1990-91 1132 2. 1989-90 1090 3. 2003-04 946 4. 2008-09 944 5. 1988-89 936 6. 1993-94 925 7. 1991-92 923 8. 1981-82 911 9. 2006-07 905 10. 2002-03 899

FGs Attempted Rk Year FGA 1. 1990-91 2208 2. 1989-90 2176 3. 1993-94 2104 4. 2003-04 2059 5. 2008-09 2044 6. 1991-92 2013 7. 1992-93 1985 8. 2006-07 1984 9. 2009-10 1978 10. 1969-70 1968

FG Percentage Rk Year Pct. FGM-FGA 1. 1982-83 .530 885-1669 2. 1990-91 .513 1132-2208 3. 1989-90 .501 1090-2176 4. 1981-82 .498 911-1834 5. 1976-77 .490 716-1461 6. 1980-81 .484 780-1612 7. 1978-79 .482 787-1633 8. 1985-86 .481 808-1681 9. 1988-89 .479 936-1953 10. 1984-85 .475 698-1468

Free Throws Made Rk Year FTM 1. 1991-92 589 2. 2002-03 578 3. 2008-09 574 4. 1988-89 571 5. 1989-90 567 6. 1985-86 543 7. 2009-10 537 8. 2003-04 525 9. 2001-02 498 10. 1999-00 491

FTs Attempted Rk Year FTA 1. 1991-92 834 2. 2008-09 810 3. 2002-03 791 4. 1993-94 788 5. 1988-89 768 6. 2003-04 762 7. 1989-90 757 8. 1990-91 752 9. 1999-00 751 10. 1985-86 740

FT Percentage Rk Year Pct. FTA-FTM 1. 1989-90 .749 567-757 2. 1983-84 .745 408-548 3. 1988-89 .743 571-768 4. 1985-86 .734 543-740 5. 2002-03 .731 578-791 6. 2006-07 .721 467-648 7. 1990-91 .715 538-752 8. 1987-88 .710 481-677 9. 2008-09 .709 574-810 T-10. 1979-80 .706 464-657 T-10. 1991-92 .706 589-834

Rebounds Rk Year Reb. 1. 1966-67 1320 2. 1969-70 1316 3. 1967-68 1292 4. 2008-09 1290 5. 2009-10 1277 6. 1968-69 1276 7. 2003-04 1269 8. 1989-90 1248 9. 2006-07 1242 10. 1992-93 1238

Rebound Average Rk Year Avg. (Reb./Gm) 1. 1966-67 50.8 (1320/26) 2. 1969-70 50.6 (1316/26) 3. 1968-69 49.1 (1276/26) 4. 1967-68 47.9 (1292/27) 5. 1973-74 46.8 (1216/26) 6. 1972-73 46.5 (1211/28) 7. 1971-72 46.2 (1156/25) 8. 1970-71 46.0 (1104/24) 9. 1975-76 44.7 (1164/26) 10. 1992-93 42.7 (1238/29)

Rebound Margin Rk Year Mgn. (ETSU/Opp.) 1. 1966-67 +8.0 (50.8/42.8) 2. 1998-99 +5.4 (36.5/31.1) T-3. 1967-68 +5.2 (47.9/42.7) T-3. 1970-71 +5.2 (46.0/40.8) 5. 2000-01 +4.6 (39.1/34.5) 6. 1999-00 +4.0 (36.9/32.9) 7. 1980-81 +3.6 (39.3/35.7) 8. 1968-69 +3.5 (49.1/45.6) T-9. 1969-70 +3.1 (50.6/47.5) T-9. 1992-93 +3.1 (42.7/39.6) T-9. 1979-80 +3.1 (39.4/36.3)

Assists (since 1979-80) Rk Year Ast. 1. 1990-91 635 2. 1989-90 606 3. 2006-07 540 4. 2003-04 505 5. 1988-89 488 6. 1991-92 474 7. 1981-82 450 8. 2002-03 448 9. 1987-88 446 10. 2008-09 429

Steals (since 1986-87) Rk Year Stl. 1. 2003-04 382 2. 2006-07 338 3. 2002-03 354 4. 1993-94 330 5. 1990-91 324

Blocked Shots (since 1986-87) Rk Year Blk. 1. 2003-04 192 2. 2006-07 158 3. 2002-03 156 4. 2008-09 131 5. 2001-02 119 6. 1991-92 118 7. 2009-10 112 8. 1989-90 106 T-9. 1994-95 100 T-9. 1992-93 100

The 1990-91 Buc squad ranks at the top of many of ETSU’s single-season team categories


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ScoringYear Pts./Gm. Name1966-67 13.8 ................................ Harley Swift1967-68 18.0 ................................ Harley Swift1968-69 21.7 ................................ Harley Swift1969-70 20.0 ................................Mike Kretzer1970-71 14.5 .................................... John Rice1971-92 18.4 ................................Henry White1972-73 19.1 ................................Henry White1973-74 16.7 .......................... Kenny Reynolds1974-75 21.5 .......................... Kenny Reynolds1975-76 16.8 ..................................Bob Brown1976-77 15.5 ..................................Bob Brown1977-78 15.5 ................................... Jim Smith1978-79 12.7 .................................. Scott Place1979-80 16.5 .................................. Troy Mikell1980-81 14.1 .................................. Troy Mikell1981-82 14.2 .................................. Troy Mikell1982-83 18.3 .................................. Troy Mikell1983-84 16.2 ............................... James Tandy1984-85 13.8 ..............................Mark Watkins1985-86 19.2 .............................. Wes Stallings1986-87 12.8 ........................... Carniel Manuel1987-88 16.4 ................................ Greg Dennis1988-89 16.3 ................................ Greg Dennis1989-90 19.7 ................................ Greg Dennis1990-91 20.1 ............................ Keith Jennings1991-92 17.5 ........................... Rodney English1992-93 15.0 .............................Jerry Pelphrey1993-94 17.3 ............................... Trazel Silvers1994-95 14.1 ............................ Tony Patterson1995-96 10.4 ............................ Shahid Perkins1996-97 10.8 .................................Kyle Keeton1997-98 17.2 ............................ Greg Stephens1998-99 16.1 ............................ Greg Stephens1999-00 11.0 ..................................Leo Murray2000-01 13.2 ........................ Dimeco Childress2001-02 17.5 ........................ Dimeco Childress2002-03 16.3 .................................. Tiras Wade2003-04 17.7 ................................... Tim Smith2004-05 22.2 ................................... Tim Smith2005-06 22.0 ................................... Tim Smith2006-07 18.1 .........................Courtney Pigram2007-08 15.8 .........................Courtney Pigram2008-09 21.4 ..................................Kevin Tiggs2009-10 13.9 ..................Tommy Hubbard

ReboundingYear Reb./Gm. Name1966-67 12.6 ...................................Ernie Sims1967-68 11.2 ...................................Ernie Sims1968-69 7.4 ................................Mike Kretzer1969-70 10.0 ...............................Billy Stringer1970-71 6.7 ...............................Phil Williford1971-72 9.4 ............................... Ron Mitchell1972-73 9.1 ............................... Ron Mitchell1973-74 8.1 ............................... Ron Mitchell1974-75 9.7 ..............................Morris Tampa1975-76 11.2 ..................................Bob Brown1976-77 8.9 ..................................Bob Brown1977-78 9.3 .................................. Scott Place1978-79 8.2 .................................. Scott Place1979-80 7.6 ..................................Clint Smith1980-81 7.6 .................... George Underwood1981-82 8.7 ..............................Andre Motley1982-83 10.3 ...............................Winfred King1983-84 6.0 ..............................Marcus Reese1984-85 7.4 ..............................Mark Watkins1985-86 6.5 ........................... Calvin Cannady1986-87 7.0 ...........................Lavelle Webster1987-88 7.6 ................................ Greg Dennis1988-89 7.8 ................................ Greg Dennis

1989-90 6.5 ................................ Greg Dennis1990-91 6.0 ................................ Greg Dennis1991-92 7.5 ........................... Rodney English1992-93 7.9 ............................... Trazel Silvers1993-94 6.6 ............................ Tony Patterson1994-95 6.1 ............................ Tony Patterson1995-96 7.1 ....................................Phil Powe1996-97 5.6 ................................ Ryan Wilson1997-98 8.6 ................................ Reggie Todd1998-99 7.8 ................................ Reggie Todd1999-00 8.1 ..............................Adrian Meeks2000-01 6.4 ........................ Renaldo Johnson2001-02 9.2 ............................ Zakee Wadood2002-03 8.1 ............................ Zakee Wadood2003-04 8.0 ............................ Zakee Wadood2004-05 9.5 .............................. Dillion Sneed2005-06 7.0 .............................. Dillion Sneed2006-07 7.9 ...............................Brad Nuckles2007-08 6.3 .............................. Andrew Reed2008-09 7.7 ......................... Mike Smith2009-10 8.2 ..................Tommy Hubbard

Field Goal PercentageYear FG% FGM-A Name1966-67 .507 110-217 .................Ernie Sims1967-68 .511 117-229 ............. Mark Kretzer1968-69 .521 211-405 ............. Mark Kretzer1969-70 .470 89-189 ..............Billy Stringer1970-71 .477 127-266 .................. John Rice1971-72 .455 51-112 ...............John Barrett1972-73 .481 90-187 ...............Henry White1973-74 .628 86-137 .............Morris Tampa1974-75 .673 68-101 .................Bob Brown1975-76 .678 74-109 .................Bob Brown1976-77 .567 166-293 ................Bob Brown1977-78 .525 148-282 ...............B.J.Johnson1978-79 .572 127-222 ................ Scott Place1979-80 .538 184-342 ................ Troy Mikell1980-81 .783 54-69 ............ G. Underwood1981-82 .551 123-223 ................ Troy Mikell1982-83 .675 197-292 ................ Troy Mikell1983-84 .552 58-105 .............Mark Watkins1984-85 .613 97-158 .......... Calvin Cannady1985-86 .603 143-237 ......... Calvin Cannady1986-87 .525 116-221 .......... Lavell Webster1987-88 .543 177-326 .............. Greg Dennis1988-89 .522 133-255 ............ Calvin Talford1989-90 .574 167-291 .......... Keith Jennings1990-91 .647 189-292 ......... Rodney English1991-92 .513 200-390 ......... Rodney English1992-93 .514 95-185 ........... Tony Patterson1993-94 .681 62-91 ....................Phil Powe1994-95 .618 94-152 ...................Phil Powe1995-96 .649 109-168 ..................Phil Powe1996-97 .522 95-182 ............... Ryan Wilson1997-98 .527 126-239 .............. Reggie Todd1998-99 .544 56-103 .............Adrian Meeks1999-00 .547 96-181 .............Adrian Meeks2000-01 .571 87-170 ....... Renaldo Johnson2001-02 .570 131-230 ..............Jerald Fields2002-03 .546 136-249 ..............Jerald Fields2003-04 .584 163-279 ..............Jerald Fields2004-05 .555 111-200 ............ Dillion Sneed2005-06 .639 131-205 ............ Dillion Sneed2006-07 .626 109-174 ............. Eryk Thomas2007-08 .548 170-310 ................Kevin Tiggs2008-09 .676 71-105 .......... Isiah Brown2009-10 .532 99-186 .......... Isiah Brown

Free Throw Percentage (min. 60)Year FT% FTA-M Name1966-67 .861 68-79 ................ Leroy Fisher1967-68 .804 123-153 .............. Harley Swift1968-69 .774 113-146 .............. Harley Swift1969-70 .791 87-110 ...............Mike Kretzer1970-71 .786 99-126 ........... Gordon Gifford1971-72 .701 68-97 ................Henry White1972-73 .709 61-86 ............... Ron Mitchell1973-74 .797 51-64 ..............Charlie Stuart1974-75 .782 61-78 .......... Kenny Reynolds1975-76 .678 74-109 .................Bob Brown1976-77 .782 79-101 ................. Scott Place1977-78 .800 60-75 ................B.J. Johnson1978-79 .831 89-107 ................. Scott Place1979-80 .797 63-79 ...............Winfred Reid1980-81 .679 53-78 ...............Winfred Reid1981-82 .870 67-77 .......... M. Quesenberry1982-83 .754 52-69 ..............Andre Motley1983-84 .857 114-133 ............. James Tandy1984-85 .798 91-114 .............Mark Watkins1985-86 .827 67-81 ............... James Tandy1986-87 .774 72-93 .................. Tim Austin1987-88 .895 68-76 ............Roy Donaldson1988-89 .847 138-163 .......... Keith Jennings1989-90 .877 107-122 .......... Keith Jennings1990-91 .895 136-152 .......... Keith Jennings1991-92 .835 101-121 ............ Calvin Talford1992-93 .759 63-83 ...............Jason Niblett1993-94 .768 53-69 ............. Geoff Herman1994-95 .729 86-118 ..........Robert Doggett1995-96 .823 51-62 .............Randy Dodson1996-97 .686 59-86 .................Kyle Keeton1997-98 .763 135-177 .......... Greg Stephens1998-99 .774 123-159 .......... Greg Stephens1999-00 .800 60-75 ........ Dimeco Childress2000-01 .762 61-80 ........ Dimeco Childress2001-02 .932 68-73 ...............Ryan Lawson2002-03 .812 65-80 .................. Tiras Wade2003-04 .753 122-162 ................. Tim Smith2004-05 .811 43-53 ........... James Anthony2005-06 .792 42-53 ............... Travis Strong2006-07 .796 78-98 ............ Mike Smith2007-08 .826 71-86 ............... Travis Strong2008-09 .774 127-164 .......... Mike Smith2009-10 .721 106-147 .....Micah Williams

3-Point Field Goal Percentage

Year Pct. 3FGM-A Name1986-87 .333 25-75 .................. Tim Austin1987-88 .378 42-111 ...........Roy Donaldson1988-89 .447 42-94 ............ Keith Jennings1989-90 .496 63-127 ........... Keith Jennings1990-91 .592 84-142 ........... Keith Jennings1991-92 .450 36-80 ................ Greg Dennis1992-93 .375 39-104 ............A. Pennington1993-94 .356 48-135 ............ Geoff Herman1994-95 .443 31-70 ................ Junior Floyd1995-96 .368 14-38 ...............Titus Shelton1996-97 .385 37-96 .................Kyle Keeton1997-98 .375 27-72 ..............Troy Seymour1998-99 .444 20-45 ........ Dimeco Childress1999-00 .500 23-46 ...........Michael Griffith2000-01 .386 39-101 ..............Ryan Lawson2001-02 .429 15-35 ................Jerald Fields2002-03 .453 24-53 .................. Tiras Wade2003-04 .424 28-66 ............... Travis Strong2004-05 .394 50-127 .......... James Anthony2005-06 .357 10-28 ............Dante Williams2006-07 .378 48-127 ........... Mike Smith2007-08 .399 73-183 .............. Travis Strong2008-09 .361 44-122 ........... Mike Smith2009-10 .350 41-117 ......Micah Williams

AssistsYear Ast. Name1974-75 104 ................................ Bruce Curtis1975-76 156 ..................................Steve Horn1979-80 41 ........................ Marc Quesenberry1980-81 52 ..............................Aaron Douglas1981-82 140 ...................... Marc Quesenberry1982-83 131 ...................... Marc Quesenberry1983-84 73 ................................Marcus Reese1984-85 80 ................................Wes Stallings1985-86 121 ........................... Carniel Manuel1988-89 202 ............................Keith Jennings1989-90 297 ............................Keith Jennings1990-91 301 ............................Keith Jennings1991-92 110 .............................. Jason Niblett1992-93 106 .............................. Jason Niblett1993-94 103 .......................... Robert Doggett1994-95 113 .......................... Robert Doggett1995-96 85 .............................. Randy Dodson1996-97 87 .................................. Kyle Keeton1997-98 133 ............................ Greg Stephens1998-99 132 ............................ Greg Stephens1999-00 73 ................................ Cliff Decoster2000-01 84 ................................ Cliff Decoster2001-02 75 .......................... Dimeco Childress2002-03 114 ...................................Tim Smith2003-04 145 ...................................Tim Smith2004-05 123 ...................................Tim Smith2005-06 126 ...................................Tim Smith2006-07 127 ........................ Courtney Pigram2007-08 109 ........................ Courtney Pigram2008-09 138 ........................ Courtney Pigram2009-10 78 ................................ Jocolby Davis

StealsYear Steals Name1985-86 46 ................................Wes Stallings1986-87 36 .................................... Tim Austin1987-88 75 ..............................Keith Jennings1988-89 66 ..............................Keith Jennings1989-90 84 ..............................Keith Jennings1990-91 109 ............................Keith Jennings1991-92 61 .............................Rodney English1992-93 62 .................................Trazel Silvers1993-94 77 .................................Trazel Silvers1994-95 49 ............................ Robert Doggett1995-96 38 ..............................Shahid Perkins1996-97 36 .................................. Kyle Keeton1997-98 45 .............................. Greg Stephens1998-99 49 .............................. Greg Stephens1999-00 49 ................................... Leo Murray2000-01 52 ................................ Cliff Decoster2001-02 48 ..............................Zakee Wadood2002-03 93 ..............................Zakee Wadood2003-04 92 ..............................Zakee Wadood2004-05 63 .....................................Tim Smith2005-06 95 .....................................Tim Smith2006-07 89 .......................... Courtney Pigram2007-08 48 ................................... Kevin Tiggs2008-09 72 ................................... Kevin Tiggs2009-10 58 .................. Tommy Hubbard


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1966-67 17-9 1987 76.4 770 1799 .428 -- -- -- 447 643 .697 1320 50.8 478 9-17 1852 71.2 704 1713 .411 -- -- -- 444 646 .686 1114 42.8 482

1967-68 19-8 2069 76.6 802 1772 .453 -- -- -- 465 684 .679 1292 47.9 469 9-19 1904 70.5 739 1804 41.5 -- -- -- 426 618 .689 1154 42.7 491

1968-69 15-11 2068 79.6 834 1910 .437 -- -- -- 400 602 .664 1276 49.1 502 11-15 1915 73.7 726 1704 .426 -- -- -- 463 668 .672 1187 45.6 468

1969-70 15-11 2081 80.0 833 1968 .423 -- -- -- 415 625 .664 1316 50.6 578 11-15 2004 77.0 790 1751 .451 -- -- -- 424 669 .632 1235 47.5 529

1970-71 12-12 1776 74.0 690 1668 .413 -- -- -- 396 628 .630 1104 46.0 493 12-12 1772 73.8 646 1428 .452 -- -- -- 480 672 .714 1080 40.8 501

1971-72 11-14 1812 72.5 725 1728 .419 -- -- -- 362 586 .619 1156 46.2 547 14-11 1923 76.9 713 1537 .464 -- -- -- 497 749 .664 1142 45.9 469

1972-73 9-17 1860 71.5 768 1866 .411 -- -- -- 324 485 .667 1211 46.5 562 17-9 1921 73.9 769 1739 .441 -- -- -- 383 577 .664 1212 46.6 423

1973-74 8-18 1874 72.1 784 1870 .419 -- -- -- 306 477 .642 1216 46.8 559 18-8 2068 79.5 844 1871 .451 -- -- -- 380 533 .713 1223 47.0 542

1974-75 9-14 1918 83.4 776 1655 .459 -- -- -- 366 520 .704 981 42.6 549 14-9 1971 85.7 806 1615 .499 -- -- -- 359 522 .688 1024 44.5 521

1975-76 6-20 1959 75.3 816 1774 .459 -- -- -- 327 507 .645 1164 44.7 548 20-6 2149 82.6 893 1832 .487 -- -- -- 363 534 .680 1084 41.7 554

1976-77 12-14 1811 69.7 716 1461 .490 -- -- -- 379 539 .703 957 36.8 542 14-12 1829 70.3 732 1512 .484 -- -- -- 365 522 .699 885 34.0 551

1977-78 18-9 2045 75.7 830 1754 .473 -- -- -- 385 576 .668 1148 42.5 478 9-18 1902 70.4 763 1730 .441 -- -- -- 376 546 .689 1104 40.8 534

1978-79 16-11 2031 75.2 787 1633 .482 -- -- -- 457 648 .705 1092 40.0 608 11-16 1933 71.6 742 1638 .453 -- -- -- 449 661 .679 1053 39.0 576

1979-80 15-13 2006 71.6 771 1634 .471 -- -- -- 464 657 .706 1104 39.4 563 246 8.8 13-15 1905 68.0 745 1649 .451 -- -- -- 415 576 .720 1017 36.3 585 246 8.8

1980-81 13-14 1969 72.9 780 1612 .484 5 22 .227 404 614 .657 1061 39.3 603 260 9.6 14-13 1908 70.7 707 1500 .471 14 43 .326 480 669 .717 964 35.7 583 277 10.2

1981-82 13-15 2256 80.5 911 1834 .498 12 30 .400 422 640 .659 1118 39.9 584 450 16.1 15-13 2194 78.3 872 1763 .495 12 33 .364 438 648 .676 1124 40.1 614 403 14.4

1982-83 22-9 2298 74.1 885 1669 .530 45 97 .464 483 730 .662 1141 36.8 479 384 12.4 9-22 2159 69.6 905 1960 .462 54 157 .344 295 457 .646 1107 35.7 640 382 12.3

1983-84 9-19 1761 62.9 654 1426 .459 45 120 .378 408 548 .745 882 31.5 507 358 12.8 19-9 1954 69.8 804 1569 .512 26 82 .317 320 492 .650 967 34.5 513 403 14.4

1984-85 9-18 1798 66.5 698 1468 .475 -- -- -- 402 585 .687 866 32.1 550 329 12.2 19-9 1979 73.2 769 1506 .511 -- -- -- 441 645 .684 914 33.9 543 373 13.3

1985-86 13-16 2159 74.4 808 1681 .481 -- -- -- 543 740 .734 944 32.6 612 372 12.8 174 54 16-13 2191 75.6 859 1732 .496 -- -- -- 473 689 .687 1060 36.6 630 439 15.1

1986-87 7-21 1948 69.6 735 1676 .439 99 301 .329 379 579 .655 980 35.0 645 374 13.3 157 41 21-7 2243 80.1 817 1652 .493 105 249 .422 504 750 .672 1103 39.3 528 426 15.2

1987-88 14-15 2188 75.4 799 1716 .466 109 308 .354 481 677 .710 987 34.0 630 446 15.4 217 68 15-14 2285 78.8 829 1788 .464 126 322 .391 501 719 .697 1164 40.1 633 401 13.8 235 71

1988-89 20-11 2652 85.5 936 1953 .479 209 508 .411 571 768 .743 1143 36.9 609 488 15.7 193 89 11-20 2549 82.2 963 2043 .471 148 406 .365 475 688 .690 1222 39.4 678 416 13.4 196 93

1989-90 27-7 3032 89.2 1090 2176 .501 285 689 .415 567 757 .749 1248 36.7 581 606 17.8 241 106 7-27 2673 78.6 1029 2264 .455 170 491 .346 445 653 .681 1296 38.1 652 504 14.8 203 76

1990-91 28-5 3103 94.0 1132 2208 .513 301 749 .402 538 752 .715 1175 35.6 640 635 19.2 324 96 5-28 2533 76.8 930 2021 .460 156 443 .352 517 746 .693 1231 37.3 648 441 13.4 179 95

1991-92 24-7 2670 86.1 923 2013 .459 235 628 .374 589 834 .706 1210 39.0 627 474 15.3 247 118 7-24 2408 77.7 874 1933 .452 156 429 .364 504 725 .695 1209 39.0 659 437 14.1 179 104

1992-93 19-10 2413 83.2 884 1985 .445 212 594 .357 433 659 .657 1238 42.7 571 392 13.5 213 100 10-19 2254 77.7 837 1865 .449 120 451 .266 460 684 .673 1147 39.6 582 430 14.8 193 189

1993-94 16-14 2512 83.7 925 2104 .440 190 626 .304 472 788 .599 1232 41.1 671 366 12.2 330 88 14-16 2430 81.0 894 1915 .467 136 438 .311 506 760 .666 1247 41.6 614 370 12.3 229 84

1994-95 14-14 2217 79.2 810 1771 .457 210 550 .382 387 610 .634 1040 37.1 593 413 14.7 253 100 14-14 2205 78.8 784 1767 .444 149 506 .294 488 679 .719 1129 40.3 545 355 12.7 238 70

1995-96 7-20 1992 73.8 738 1658 .445 145 457 .317 371 558 .665 944 35.0 453 354 13.1 228 89 20-7 2212 81.9 838 1727 .485 185 481 .385 351 475 .739 1045 38.7 507 476 17.6 238 89

1996-97 7-20 1616 59.9 608 1434 .424 119 366 .325 281 449 .626 860 31.9 540 349 12.9 171 40 20-7 1961 72.6 707 1441 .491 129 368 .351 418 604 .692 896 33.2 479 416 15.4 237 102

Season Record Pts PPG FG FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% Reb Rb/Gm PF Ast A/Gm Stl Blk


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Yearly Team Statistics (Continued)Season Record Pts PPG FG FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% Reb Rb/Gm PF Ast A/Gm Stl Blk

1997-98 11-16 1779 65.9 626 1420 .441 120 352 .341 407 634 .642 931 34.5 555 340 12.6 175 45 16-11 1807 66.9 655 1471 .445 126 386 .326 371 573 .647 925 34.3 560 346 12.8 187 90

1998-99 17-11 2027 72.4 722 1548 .466 142 374 .380 441 675 .653 1021 36.5 575 421 15.0 199 40 11-17 1937 69.2 681 1503 .453 182 492 .370 393 600 .655 870 31.1 588 352 12.6 202 88

1999-00 14-15 2003 69.1 681 1598 .426 150 415 .361 491 751 .654 1070 36.9 606 334 11.5 245 47 15-14 2057 70.9 705 1539 .458 193 548 .352 454 696 .652 954 32.9 619 472 16.3 212 111

2000-01 18-10 2034 72.6 727 1638 .444 153 466 .328 427 693 .616 1095 39.1 624 375 13.4 279 90 10-18 1825 65.2 589 1478 .399 146 441 .331 501 702 .714 967 34.5 618 321 11.5 186 94

2001-02 18-10 2281 81.5 822 1790 .459 139 440 .316 498 707 .704 1129 40.3 564 392 14.0 252 119 10-18 2039 72.8 706 1705 .414 188 574 .328 439 625 .702 1055 37.7 565 407 14.5 182 114

2002-03 20-11 2543 82.0 899 1933 .465 167 474 .352 578 791 .731 1201 38.7 590 448 14.5 354 156 11-20 2332 75.2 832 1925 .432 225 647 .348 443 614 .721 1122 36.2 639 506 16.3 243 136

2003-04 27-6 2618 79.3 946 2059 .459 201 580 .347 525 762 .689 1269 38.5 557 505 15.3 382 192 6-27 2291 69.4 843 2064 .408 234 734 .319 371 535 .693 1269 38.5 487 407 14.7 219 129

2004-05 10-19 2228 76.8 823 1811 .454 197 530 .372 385 567 .679 1094 37.7 521 342 11.8 234 70 19-10 2283 78.7 828 1836 .451 250 707 .354 377 567 .665 1125 38.8 532 505 17.4 254 116

2005-06 15-13 2284 81.6 862 1827 .472 163 496 .329 397 616 .644 1087 38.8 489 341 12.2 288 76 13-15 2178 77.8 785 1774 .443 241 702 .343 367 531 .691 1059 37.8 535 453 16.2 246 103

2006-07 24-10 2486 73.1 905 1984 .456 209 603 .347 467 648 .721 1242 36.5 679 540 15.9 338 158 10-24 2287 67.3 793 1988 .399 237 734 .323 464 687 .675 1248 36.7 592 446 13.1 278 115

2007-08 19-13 2514 78.6 888 1951 .455 230 642 .358 508 705 .721 1191 37.2 671 419 13.1 285 101 13-19 2470 77.2 850 1954 .435 295 841 .351 475 729 .652 1230 38.4 618 509 15.9 224 108

2008-09 23-11 2657 78.1 944 2044 .462 195 590 .331 574 810 .709 1290 37.9 622 429 12.6 287 131 11-23 2383 70.1 825 2027 .407 279 853 .327 454 653 .695 1245 36.6 645 430 12.7 229 89

2009-10 20-15 2424 69.3 855 1978 .432 177 575 .308 537 815 .659 1277 36.5 673 382 10.9 293 112 15-20 2362 67.5 801 1917 .418 260 782 .332 500 756 .661 1250 35.7 672 463 13.2 257 131

Most PointsGame: (ETSU) 125, vs. Newberry, 89-90 (Opp.) 125, by Syracuse, 12/15/07 (Comb.) 228, vs. MTSU, 1959-60Season: (ETSU) 3103, 1990-91 (Opp.) 2673, 1989-90

Scoring AverageSeason: (ETSU) 94.0, 1990-91 (Opp.) 85.7, 1974-75

Field Goals MadeGame: (ETSU) 47, twice vs. Shenandoah, 12/17/01 vs, Charleston, 11/25/89 (Opp.) 49, by Syracuse, 12/2/88Season: (ETSU) 1132, 1990-91 (Opp.) 1029, 1989-90

Field Goals AttemptedGame: (ETSU) 92, vs. Oral Roberts, 2/24/93 (Opp.) 94, by Oral Roberts, 2/24/93Season: (ETSU) 2208, 1990-91 (Opp.) 2264, 1989-90

Field Goal PercentageGame: (ETSU) .688 (44-64), vs.UVa.-Wise, 11/20/04 (Opp.) .758 (47-62), by Syracuse, 12/15/07Season: (ETSU) .530 (885-669), 1982-83 (Opp.) .512 (804-1569), 1983-84

Lowest Field Goal PercentageSeason: (ETSU) .411 (768-1866), 1972-73 (Opp.) .399, twice (589-1478), 2000-01 (793-1988), 2006-07

Three-Point Field Goals MadeGame: (ETSU) 15 twice, Memphis, 2/18/91 & UNCG 2/12/05 (Opp.) 19, Alabama, 12/1/04Season: (ETSU) 301, 1990-91 (Opp.) 295, 2007-08

Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedGame: (ETSU) 46, Mars Hills 2/13/91 (Opp.) 45, Alabama, 12/1/05Season: (ETSU) 749, 1990-91 (Opp.) 853, 2008-09

Three-Point PercentageGame: (ETSU) .786 (11-14), vs. Arkansas, 11/27/09 (Opp.) .750 (6-8), by Michigan, 3/23/92Season: (ETSU) .464 (45-97), 1982-83 (Opp.) .422 (105-249), 1986-87

Free Throws MadeGame: (ETSU) 39, twice vs. Davidson, 2/9/02 vs. VMI, 2/4/03 (Opp.) 38, by App. St., 1/28/98Season: (ETSU) 589, 1991-92 (Opp.) 517, 1990-91

Free Throws AttemptedGame: (ETSU) 49, vs. Wofford, 12/4/93 (Opp.) 50, by Oregon, 12/15/91 50, vs. Belmont, 1/23/10Season: (ETSU) 834, 1991-92 (Opp.) 756, 2009-10

Free Throw PercentageGame: (ETSU) 1.000 (12-12), N.C. State, 2/6/92 (Opp.) .950 (19-20), by W. Carolina, 2/4/02Season: (ETSU) .749 (567-757), 1989-90 (Opp.) .739 (351-475), 1995-96


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ScoringTom Chilton 52 Austin Peay 2/5/61Tom Chilton 47 W. Kentucky 2/24/61D. Childress 42 W. Carolina 2/16/02Tom Chilton 42 MTSU 5/9/60Tim Smith 41 Ga. Southern 2/26/05Harley Swift 41 W. Kentucky 2/15/69Tom Chilton 40 Morehead St. 59/60Tom Chilton 40 Miss. Southern 12/30/60Greg Stephens 39 VMI 2/19/98Courtney Pigram 39 Jacksonville 1/3/09Henry White 38 W. Kentucky 1/13/73Tom Chilton 38 MTSU 59/60Tom Chilton 38 Tenn. Tech 1/21/61Courtney Pigram 38 Mercer 2/28/09Keith Jennings 37 Marshall 2/23/91Henry White 37 Morehead St. 1/29/72Tom Chilton 37 App. St. 12/5/60K. Reynolds 37 MTSU 1/1/75Tim Smith 37 Campbell 1/7/06Tim Smith 37 Furman 3/2/05Kevin Tiggs 37 Stetson 3/04/09D. Childress 36 Davidson 2/9/02Greg Dennis 36 Marshall 2/24/90Tom Chilton 36 Centenary 2/11/61D. Childress 35 Georgia Southern 2/2/02Wes Stallings 35 Citadel 2/15/86Leroy Fisher 35 Chattanooga 66/67Tom Chilton 35 Wofford 2/14/59Tom Chilton 35 MTSU 2/20/61Tom Chilton 35 Wofford 2/22/61Tim Smith 35 Marshall 11/23/04

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.)Reggie Todd .923 12-13 WCU 97-98Rodney English .917 11-12 WCU 90-91Phil Powe .900 9-10 ASU 95-96Rodney English .900 9-10 MAR 90-91Isiah Brown .900 9-10 Kenn. St. 12/23/08Brad Nuckles .833 15-18 GWU 06-07Tony Patterson .833 10-12 VMI 94-95Robert Doggett .818 9-11 Wofford 94-95Sheldon Cooley .800 8-10 Belmont 09-10Rodney English .800 8-10 Chatt. 90-91Trazel Silvers .800 8-10 E. Illinois 92-93Greg Dennis .786 11-14 Davidson 87-88Tony Patterson .786 11-14 Chatt. 93-94Marty Story .769 10-13 Bluefield 88-89Greg Dennis .769 10-13 VMI 88-89Keith Jennings .769 10-13 Citadel 88-89Keith Jennings .769 10-13 G. Mason 90-91

Field Goals MadeWes Stallings 17 Citadel 85-86Wes Stallings 17 Citadel 85-86D. Childress 16 W. Carolina 01-02Tim Smith 16 Ga. Southern 2/26/05Brad Nuckles 15 Gardner-Webb 1/7/07Chad Keller 15 Citadel 87-88Tim Smith 15 Campbell 1/7/06Tim Smith 15 Furman 3/2/05Kevin Tiggs 15 Stetson 3/4/09D. Childress 14 Ga. Southern 2/2/02Greg Dennis 14 WCU 89-90Tony Patterson 14 VMI 93-94Tim Smith 14 Elon 2/7/05Courtney Pigram 14 Jacksonville 1/3/09Tim Smith 13 Wofford 2/5/05Wes Stallings 13 WCU 85-86Greg Dennis 13 Erskine 87-88Tiras Wade 13 UVa.-Wise 02-03Tim Smith 13 C. of Charleston 03-04Tim Smith 13 Clemson 12/9/05

Field Goals AttemptedTim Smith 31 C. of Charleston 03-04Tim Smith 30 Marshall 11/23/04Courtney Pigram 30 Mercer 1/3/09Tim Smith 29 Furman 3/2/05Tim Smith 29 Ga. Southern 2/26/05Tim Smith 28 Wofford 2/5/05D. Childress 27 W. Carolina 01-02Tim Smith 27 Gardner-Webb 2/11/06Tim Smith 27 Fresno State 11/27/04Tim Smith 27 Elon 2/7/05Courtney Pigram 26 Clemson 3/14/07Tony Patterson 26 VMI 93-94

Wes Stallings 26 CIT 85-86Tim Smith 26 Kennesaw State 1/12/06Tim Smith 26 Clemson 12/9/05Greg Dennis 25 Marshall 89-90Tim Smith 25 Cincinnati 03-04Tim Smith 25 Appalachian St. 1/5/05Major Geer 24 Chamin. 89-90Courtney Pigram 24 Temple 11/14/08

Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 Att.)

D. Childress 1.000 14-14 Davidson 2/9/02Greg Dennis 1.000 12-12 MAR 89-90Keith Jennings 1.000 12-12 VMI 89-90Calvin Cannady 1.000 11-11 WCU 85-86D. Childress 1.000 10-10 Radford 12/8/01Keith Jennings 1.000 10-10 WCU 89-90Keith Jennings 1.000 10-10 Cinc. 90-91Keith Jennings 1.000 10-10 Marshall 90-91Keith Jennings 1.000 10-10 Chatt. 90-91Jason Niblett 1.000 10-10 Chatt. 91-92Jason Niblett 1.000 10-10 Marshall 92-93Shahid Perkins 1.000 10-10 Wofford 95-96Micah Williams 1.000 10-10 Campbell 09-10

Free Throws MadeKeith Jennings 18 ASU 87-88Greg Stephens 17 VMI 97-98D. Childress 14 Davidson 01-02Keith Jennings 13 Michigan St. 88-89Courtney Pigram 13 USC Upstate 1/26/09Kevin Tiggs 13 Tennessee Tech 11/24/08Greg Dennis 12 Marshall 89-90Keith Jennings 12 VMI 89-90Phil Powe 12 ASU 94-95Greg Stephens 12 Chatt. 97-98Jerald Fields 12 VMI 02-03Zakee Wadood 12 Ga. Southern 03-04

Free Throws AttemptedGreg Stephens 19 VMI 97-98Keith Jennings 19 ASU 87-88Zakee Wadood 19 Coastal Carolina 02-03Kevin Tiggs 16 Lipscomb 1/17/09Greg Stephens 15 Chas. South. 97-98Zakee Wadood 15 Ga. Southern 03-04Kevin Tiggs 15 Tennessee Tech 11/24/08Tayloe Taylor 14 Stetson 12/2/06D. Childress 14 Davidson 2/9/02Keith Jennings 14 UNCA 87-88Keith Jennings 14 Mich. St. 88-89Phil Powe 14 ASU 94-95Jerald Fields 13 VMI 01-02Zakee Wadood 13 C. Carolina 01-02Rodney English 13 ASU 91-92Greg Stephens 13 Chatt. 97-98Dillion Sneed 13 Alabama 12/1/04

Three-Point Field Goal Pct.(min. 5 made)

Alvin West .857 6-7 BYU 90-91Kenyona Swader .833 5-6 Tenn.-Wes. 12/1/07Courtney Pigram .750 6-8 Campbell 1/9/07Corrie Johnson .750 6-8 CNC 94-95Major Geer .750 6-8 Marshall 88-89Greg Dennis .750 6-8 WCU 89-90Calvin Talford .750 6-8 Monmouth 89-90Gabe Lisicky .714 5-7 CSU 97-98Tim Smith .714 5-7 Ga. Sth. 2/26/05Travis Strong .714 5-7 Elon 1/15/05Travis Strong .714 5-7 Union 12/21/04

Three-Point Field Goals MadeCourtney Pigram 10 Mercer 2/28/09Courtney Pigram 8 Lipscomb 1/27/07James Anthony 8 UNC Greensboro 2/21/05Dimeco Childress 7 Vanderbilt 00-01James Anthony 6 Austin Peay 2/19/05Ryan Lawson 6 W. Carolina 2/4/02Keith Jennings 6 Furman 90-91Keith Jennings 6 Marshall 90-91Calvin Talford 6 Monmouth 89-90Corrie Johnson 6 Carson-Newman 94-95Alvin West 6 BYU 90-91Alvin West 6 Drake 89-90Major Geer 6 Marshall 89-90Greg Dennis 6 WCU 89-90

Major Geer 6 Marshall 88-89Calvin Talford 6 Liberty 89-90Calvin Talford 6 Marshall 91-92Alvin West 6 Arizona 90-91Calvin Talford 6 Memp. St. 90-91Tiras Wade 6 UVa.-Wise 02-03Courtney Pigram 6 Florida Atlantic 05-06Courtney Pigram 6 Marshall 05-06Travis Strong 6 Tennessee Tech 07-08Courntey Pigram 6 UTC 12/17/08

Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedCourtney Pigram 23 Mercer 2/28/09Courtney Pigram 18 Chattanooga 12/17/08Eric Palmer 14 Furman 93-94Courtney Pigram 13 Chattanooga 11/15/06Ryan Lawson 13 Chattanooga 1/26/02Travis Strong 13 Syracuse 12/15/07Justin Tubbs 13 Lipscomb 1/30/10Several tied at 12

ReboundsTommy Woods 38 MTSU 64-65Herb Weaver 32 Milligan 56-57Tommy Woods 32 East Carolina 64-65Herb Weaver 31 Ky. Wesleyan 56-57Dick Creech 30 MTSU 54-55Herb Weaver 30 Ky. Wesleyan 56-57Herb Weaver 30 LMU 56-57Herb Weaver 29 Spring Hill 55-56Herb Weaver 28 Centenary 56-57Tommy Woods 28 Wofford 64-65Tom Chilton 27 MTSU 60-61Tommy Woods 27 MTSU 65-66Ron Mitchell 25 W. Kentucky 71-72Herb Weaver 25 David Lipscomb 56-57Herb Weaver 25 Belmont 56-57Jim Brown 25 Wofford 58-59Tom Chilton 25 Wofford 60-61Tommy Woods 25 Tenn. Tech 65-66

AssistsKeith Jennings 19 App. State 90-91Courtney Pigram 18 Mercer 2/24/07Keith Jennings 18 Citadel 90-91Keith Jennings 16 VMI 90-91Keith Jennings 15 Chattanooga 90-91Keith Jennings 14 W. Carolina 90-91Keith Jennings 13 Memphis St. 90-91Major Geer 13 Belmont 90-91Keith Jennings 13 Austin Peay 89-90Keith Jennings 13 W. Carolina 89-90Keith Jennings 13 VMI 87-88

StealsZakee Wadood 10 Clemson 03-04Eryk Thomas 8 Jacksonville 1/15/07Trazel Silvers 8 App. State 91-92Tim Smith 8 UVa.-Wise 02-03Tim Smith 8 Campbell 1/7/06Travis Strong 8 Morehead State 12/29/05Zakee Wadood 7 Appalachian St. 01-02Zakee Wadood 7 Appalachian St. 02-03Zakee Wadood 7 Wake Forest 02-03Zakee Wadood 7 Juniata 02-03Cliff Decoster 7 VMI 00-01Keith Jennings 7 App. State 90-91Alvin West 7 Chattanooga 90-91Keith Jennings 7 Wofford 89-90

BlocksBrad Nuckles 6 Jacksonville 1/15/07Eryk Thomas 6 Jacksonville 1/15/07Eryk Thomas 6 Milligan 12/9/06Jerald Fields 6 UNCG 01-02Jerald Fields 6 Guilford 01-02Zakee Wadood 6 Texas Tech 03-04Greg Dennis 6 W. Carolina 91-92Greg Hamlin 6 North Florida 1/5/08Greg Dennis 5 App. State 89-90Zakee Wadood 5 Chattanooga 02-03Zakee Wadood 5 Davidson 02-03Zakee Wadood 5 Charleston 02-03Zakee Wadood 5 Virginia 02-03Zakee Wadood 5 The Citadel 03-04Zakee Wadood 5 Wofford 03-04Isiah Brown 5 Chattanooga 09-10


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Ohio Valley Conference FinishesRegular Conference OverallYear Finish W L W L1957-58 7th (of 7) 0 0 7 181958-59 4th (of 7) 5 7 13 101959-60 7th (of 7) 2 10 9 141960-61 7th (of 7) 1 11 9 151961-62 6th (of 7) 3 9 11 141962-63 3rd (of 7) 7 5 14 81963-64 3rd (of 8) 8 6 12 101964-65 6th (of 8) 4 10 6 171965-66 7th (of 8) 3 11 7 141966-67 2nd (of 8) 8 6 17 91967-68 1st (of 8) 10 4 19 81968-69 5th (of 8) 6 8 15 111969-70 3rd (of 8) 8 6 15 111970-71 4th (of 8) 8 6 12 121971-72 6th (of 8) 6 8 11 141972-73 8th (of 8) 2 12 9 171973-74 8th (of 8) 3 11 8 181974-75 6th (of 8) 5 9 9 141975-76 8th (of 8) 4 10 6 201976-77 5th (of 8) 6 8 12 141977-78 2nd (of 8) 10 4 18 9

Southern Conference Finishes1978-79 NA 0 0 16 111979-80 4th (of 9) 8 7 15 131980-81 4th (of 9) 9 7 13 141981-82 4th (of 7) 8 8 13 151982-83 3rd (of 9) 12 4 22 91983-84 7th (of 9) 6 10 9 191984-85 9th (of 9) 3 13 9 181985-86 5th (of 9) 8 8 13 161986-87 9th (of 9) 3 13 7 211987-88 4th (of 9) 9 7 14 151988-89 4th (of 9) 7 7 20 111989-90 1st (of 9) 12 2 27 71990-91 1st (of 9) 11 3 28 51991-92 T1st (of 9) 12 2 24 71992-93 2nd (of 10) 12 6 19 101993-94 T2nd (of 10) 13 5 16 141994-95 2nd in N 9 5 14 141995-96 T5th in N 3 11 7 201996-97 5th in N 2 12 7 201997-98 5th in N 6 9 11 161998-99 3rd in N 9 7 17 111999-00 4th in N 8 8 14 152000-01 1st in N 13 3 18 102001-02 T1st in N 11 5 18 102002-03 T1st in N 11 5 20 112003-04 1st in N 15 1 27 62004-05 5th in N 4 12 10 19

ETSU in SoCon Tournament ChampionshipsYear Finish Score Opponent1983 Runnerup 62-70 Chattanooga1989 Champion 96-73 Marshall1990 Champion 96-75 Appalachian St.1991 Champion 101-82 Appalachian St.1992 Champion 74-62 Chattanooga1993 Runnerup 75-86 Chattanooga2003 Champion 97-80 Chattanooga2004 Champion 78-62 Chattanooga

Atlantic Sun Conference Finishes2005-06 5th 12 8 15 132006-07 1st 16 2 24 102007-08 T-3rd 11 5 19 132008-09 T-2nd 14 6 23 11

ETSU in A-Sun Tournament ChampionshipsYear Finish Score Opponent2007 Runnerup 67-94 Belmont2008 Champion 85-68 Jacksonville2009 Champion 85-68 Jacksonville2010 Champion 72-66 Mercer

Ohio Valley ConferenceSeasonScoring Average: 1st 32.1 Tom Chilton 1960-61Field Goal Percentage: 5th .661 Bob Brown 1975-76Rebound Average: 4th 19.6 Tommy Woods 1964-65

Southern ConferenceSingle GameFG Percentage: 1st 1.000 (10-10) Calvin Cannady (Radford) 1985FT Percentage: 6th 1.000 (14-14) Dimeco Childress (ETSU) 2002Assists: 1st 19 Keith Jennings (App. St) 1991 T-9th 15 Keith Jennings (Chatt.) 1991Steals: T2nd 10 Zakee Wadood 2003 T6th 8 Trazel Silvers (App. St.) 1993 T6th 8 Trazel Silvers (Michigan) 1994 T6th 8 Tim Smith (UVa.-Wise) 2002

SeasonFG Percentage (min. 5/game): 1st .675 (197/292) Troy Lee Mikell 1983 4th .647 (189/292) Rodney English 19913-Pt. FG % (min. 1.5/game): 1st .592 (84/142) Keith Jennings 1991 8th .496 (63/127) Keith Jennings 1990Free Throw Percentage: 2nd .932 (68/73) Ryan Lawson 2002 5th .895 (136/152) Keith Jennings 1991Assists: 1st 301 Keith Jennings 1991 2nd 297 Keith Jennings 1990 10th 202 Keith Jennings 1989Assist Average: 1st 9.1 Keith Jennings 1991Steals: 1st 109 Keith Jennings 1991 2nd 93 Zakee Wadood 2003 3rd 92 Zakee Wadood 2004 5th 84 Keith Jennings 1990Blocks: 9th 70 Zakee Wadood 2004

Bucs In Individual Conference RecordsCareer3-Pt. FG Made: 8th 223 Keith Jennings 1987-91 9th 221 Major Geer 1987-913-Pt. FG % (min. 120 made): 1st .493 Keith Jennings 1987-91 (233-452)FT %: 4th .861 Keith Jennings 1987-91Assists: 1st 983 Keith Jennings 1987-91Assist Average: 1st 7.7 Keith Jennings 1987-91Steals: 1st 334 Keith Jennings 1987-91 4th 246 Zakee Wadood 2000-04Steals Average: 1st 2.6 Keith Jennings 1988-91Blocked Shots: 8th 182 Zakee Wadood 2000-0

10th 174 Greg Dennis 1988-92

Atlantic Sun ConferenceSingle GameAssists: 1st 18 Courtney Pigram 2006-07FG Attempts 1st 30 Courtney Pigram 2008-093-pt. FG Attempts 1st 23 Courtney Pigram 2008-09SeasonPoints3rd 729 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09Free Throws Made4th 196 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09Steals: 3rd 95 Tim Smith 2005-06 5th 89 Courtney Pigram 2006-07Steals per game: 3rd 3.4 Tim Smith 2005-06Double-doubles 9th 13 Tommy Hubbared 2009-10

CareerPoints 4th 2043 Courtney Pigram 2005-09FG Made 7th 739 Courtney Pigram 2005-09FG Attempts 3rd 1845 Courtney Pigram 2005-093-pt. FG Made T-5th 276 Courtney Pigram 2005-093-pt. FG Attempts 2nd 808 Courtney Pigram 2005-09Steals 3rd 232 Courtney Pigram 2005-09

ETSU In The NCAAETSU Players Among NCAA Leaders

ConferenCe HistorY

CAREER Mark RankThree-Point Shooting Keith Jennings 49.3% 2ndAssists Keith Jennings 983 4thSteals Keith Jennings 334 11th Tim Smith 313 23rd

SEASON Year Rank MarkScoring Tom Chilton 1960-61 1st 32.1 Tim Smith 2004-05 7th 22.2 Tim Smith 2005-06 13th 22.0 Kevin Tiggs 2008-09 17th 21.4Three-point Shooting Keith Jennings 1990-91 1st 59.2%Steals Per Game Zakee Wadood 2002-03 2nd 3.2 Zakee Wadood 2003-04 4th 2.8 Tim Smith 2005-06 1st 3.4 Courtney Pigram 2006-07 11th 2.6Blocks Per Game Zakee Wadood 2003-04 24th 2.1


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Southern1980-81 Troy Lee Mikell (2nd)1981-82 Troy Lee Mikell (2nd) Winfred Reid (2nd)1982-83 Troy Lee Mikell Winfred King (2nd)1985-86 Wes Stallings Calvin Cannady (2nd)1987-88 Greg Dennis (2nd)1988-89 Greg Dennis Keith Jennings (2nd)1989-90 Greg Dennis (1st - media & coaches) Keith Jennings (1st - media & coaches) Calvin Talford (1st-coaches; 2nd-media)1990-91 Keith Jennings (1st - media & coaches) Rodney English (1st - media) Calvin Talford (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)

All-Conference Honorees

Ohio Valley1967-68 Madison Brooks1977-78 Sonny Smith

Southern1989-90 Les Robinson (Media)1989-90 Les Robinson (Coaches)

Mike Kretzer was named to the All-OVC squad in 1968-69 and 1969-70.

Jerry Pelphrey , a former assistant coach, was a 1993 All-Southern Conference choice.

Greg Stephens was voted All-Southern Conference following the 97-98 and 98-99 seasons.

Triple-Doubles2006 Tim Smith vs. Kennesaw State

(1/25/06)21 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists

2008 Courtney Pigram vs. Wingate(11/20/08)

21 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists

Retired Number#42 Tom Chilton

All-AmericansTom Chilton 1961 Converse (Second Team)

Keith Jennings 1991 U.S. Basketball Writers (Second Team) 1991 NABC (Second Team) 1991 Associated Press (Third Team) 1991 Sporting News (Third Team)

Rusty Woy 1954 Helms Foundation

Zakee Wadood2004 Associated Press (Honorable Mention)Courtney Pigram2007 Associate Press (Honorable Mention)

Conference Player of the Year

Ohio Valley 1967-68 Harley ( Skeeter) Swift

Southern 1982-83 Troy Lee Mikell 1989-90 Keith Jennings (Coaches) 1990-91 Keith Jennings (Media, Coaches) 2001-02 Dimeco Childress (Coaches) 2003-04 Zakee Wadood (Media, Coaches)

Atlantic Sun 2005-06 Tim Smith 2006-07 Courtney Pigram

2000-01 Ed DeChellis (Coaches/Media)2001-02 Ed DeChellis (Coaches)2003-04 Murry Bartow (Coaches/Media)

Atlantic Sun2006-07 Murry Bartow

1991-92 Rodney English (1st - media & coaches) Calvin Talford (1st - media & coaches) Greg Dennis (2nd, media)1992-93 Jerry Pelphrey (1st - coaches; 2nd - media) Trazel Silvers (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)1993-94 Trazel Silvers (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)1994-95 Tony Patterson (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)1997-98 Greg Stephens (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)1998-99 Greg Stephens (1st - coaches; 1st - media)2000-01 Dimeco Childress (1st - coaches; 3rd - media)2001-02 Dimeco Childress (1st - coaches & media) Zakee Wadood (2nd - coaches)2002-03 Zakee Wadood (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)2003-04 Zakee Wadood (1st - coaches & media) Tim Smith (1st - coaches & media) Jerald Fields (1st - coaches; 2nd - media)2004-05 Tim Smith (1st - coaches & media)

Atlantic Sun2005-06 Tim Smith (1st)2006-07 Courtney Pigram (1st) Brad Nuckles (2nd)2007-08 Courtney Pigram (1st) Kevin Tiggs (2nd)2008-09 Kevin Tiggs (1st) Courtney Pigram (2nd)2009-10 Tommy Hubbard (2nd)

PlaYer Honors

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Tournament MVPSouthern Conference

1989-90 Keith Jennings1990-91 Keith Jennings1991-92 Greg Dennis2002-03 Tim Smith2003-04 Tim Smith

Atlantic Sun Conference2008-09 Kevin Tiggs

All-TournamentOhio Valley

1966-67 Tommy Woods1966-67 Richard Arnold

Southern1979-80 Troy Lee Mikell 1981-82 Andre Motley Troy Lee Mikell (2nd) Winfred Reid (2nd)1982-83 Troy Lee Mikell Winfred King1985-86 Wes Stallings Calvin Cannady (2nd)1987-88 Greg Dennis (2nd) Keith Jennings (2nd)1988-89 Greg Dennis Keith Jennings Calvin Talford Alvin West1989-90 Greg Dennis Keith Jennings Calvin Talford (2nd) Alvin West (2nd)1990-91 Keith Jennings Alvin West (2nd)1991-92 Greg Dennis Rodney English Calvin Talford1992-93 Jason Niblett Jerry Pelphrey (2nd) Eric Palmer (2nd)1994-95 Geoff Herman (2nd)2002-03 Zakee Wadood (1st) Tim Smith (1st) Jerald Fields (2nd)2003-04 Zakee Wadood (1st) Tim Smith (1st) Jerald Fields (1st) Travis Strong (2nd)2004-05 Tim Smith (1st)

Atlantic Sun2005-06 Tim Smith (1st)2006-07 Courtney Pigram Mike Smith2008-09 Kevin Tiggs Courtney Pigram Mike Smith2009-10 Micah Williams Tommy Hubbard Justin Tubbs

Keith Jennings won the Naismith Award in 1990-91.

Madison Brooks was the 1967-68 OVC Coach-of-the-Year.

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Freshman Of The YearSouthern Conference

1979-80 Troy Lee Mikell1987-88 Greg Dennis 2002-03 Tim Smith

All-Freshman TeamSouthern Conference

1979-80 Troy Lee Mikell1983-84 David Vaught 1987-88 Greg Dennis 1987-88 Keith Jennings 1988-89 Calvin Talford1990-91 Trazel Silvers1991-92 Reese Dudley1993-94 Corrie Johnson1996-97 Ryan Wilson1997-98 Adrian Meeks2001-02 Tiras Wade2002-03 Tim Smith

Atlantic Sun Conference2005-06 Courtney Pigram2006-07 Mike Smith

HONORS & AWARDSSouthern Conference 75th

Anniversary TeamKeith Jennings (2nd Team)

Francis Pomeroy naismith award

(Best Player in nation under 6’0”)1990-91 Keith Jennings

edward steitz award

(ncaa’s toP three-Point shooter)1991 Keith Jennings

BoB waters award

(socon male athlete oF the year)1990-91 Keith Jennings

sPorts illustrated

Player oF the week

1982-83 Troy Lee Mikell (March 7, 1983)

cBs Player oF the Game

scholarshiP

1990-91 Rodney English (NCAA Midwest Regional vs. Iowa)2002-03 Zakee Wadood (NCAA East Regional vs. Wake Forest)2004-05 Tim Smith (NCAA Atlanta Regional vs. Cincinnati)

citizens savinGs hall oF Fame

1977 Madison Brooks

ETSU Athletics Hall of Fame

Richard Arnold

Dean Bailey

Charlie Bayless

Madison Brooks, coach

Tom Chilton

Greg Dennis

Gene Derrick

Atlee Hammaker

A.R. Isbell

Edwin Kennedy

Mike Kretzer

Alan LeForce

Willie Malone

Charlie Matlock

Hal Morrison

Gary McGinnis

Gene McMurray, coach

Buddy Poole

L.T. Roberts, coach

Les Robinson

Gene Quarles

Kermit Quillen

Harley “Skeeter” Swift

Buck Van Huss

Roy Van Pangle

Tommy Woods

Rusty Woy

PlaYer Honors


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AErskin Anavitarte, 96-97, 97-

98, 99-00Columbus Anderson, 58-59 James Anthony, 2001-02,

02-03, 03-04, 04-05Richard Arnold, 66-67,

67-68 Tim Austin, 84-85, 85-86,

86-87

BCharlie Bailey, 68-69, 69-70,

70-71Petras Balocka, 2006-07 John Barrett, 70-71, 71-72,

72-73 Jay Baumgardner, 51-52,

52-53Greg Belcher, 81-82, 82-83 Carl Bell, 56-57, 57-58, 58-59 Mike Biggs, 94-95, 95-96Oran Blackburn, 50-51, 51-52Ben Blakley, 95-96, 96-97 Ferrell Bowman, 54-55, 55-56 Richard Bragg, 78-79, 79-80,

80-81Howard Bridgers, 2003-04Keeton Brooks, 01-02Bob Brown, 73-74, 74-75,

75-76, 76-77 Isiah Brown, 2008-09,

09-10Jim Brown, 58-59, 59-60 Jim Brown, 64-65 Leslie Brunn, 91-92, 93-94,

94-95, 95-96Howard Burgess, 76-77

C Lynn Campbell, 49-50, 50-51,

51-52 Calvin Cannady, 82-83, 84-85,

85-86 Gene Carr, 56-57, 57-58Ryan Carson, 00-01Dimeco Childress, 98-99,

99-00, 00-01, 01-02 Tom Chilton, 58-59, 59-60,

60-61 Hugh Clark, 49-50 Ben Coffman, 82-83, 83-84 Ken Cole, 57-58, 58-59,

59-60 Leroy Combs, 49-50, 50-51 Sheldon Cooley, 2009-10Leo Cooper, 54-55, 55-56,

56-57 Adrian Coulter, 59-60, 60-

61, 61-62 Tim Counts, 76-77, 77-78,

78-79, 79-80 Bill Cox, 57-58 Steve Cox, 85-86, 86-87,

87-88, 88-89 Seth Coy, 2008-09Dick Creech, 52-53, 53-54,

54-55 Johnny Crouch, 59-60 Dennis Crumley, 59-60,

60-61 Bruce Curtis, 73-74, 74-75

DScott Daniel, 83-84, 84-85,

85-86 Gale Daniels, 68-69, 69-70

Steve Danko, 58-59, 59-60 Bill Ed Davis, 56-57, 57-58 Gareth Davis, 96-97, 97-98,

98-99, 99-00Jocolby Davis, 2007-08,

2009-10Don Dawson, 53-54 Cliff Decoster, 98-99, 99-00,

00-01, 01-02Greg Dennis, 87-88, 88-89,

89-90, 91-92 Mike Dent, 81-82, 82-83,

83-84, 84-85Delwyn Dillard, 95-96 Randy Dodson, 94-95, 95-96Robert Doggett, 93-94,

94-95Roy Donaldson, 86-87,

87-88 Aaron Douglas, 80-81, 81-82 Reese Dudley, 90-91, 91-92Barry Dyer, 74-75 Mike Dzvonik, 65-66, 66-67

ETony Eckel, 75-76, 76-77 Charlie Edens, 51-52, 52-53,

53-54 Herb Edmonds, 53-54, 54-55,

55-56, 56-57 Jordan Edwards, 2009-10Floyd Elliott, 64-65, 65-66 Rodney English, 90-91, 91-92 Kenny Ervin, 60-61, 61-62,

62-63 Gene Estep, 52-53

FAllen Fairfax, 74-75, 75-76 Jay Fanning, 52-53 Steve Ferris, 74-75 George Fields, 52-53Jerald Fields, 2000-01, 01-

02, 02-03, 03-04Leroy Fisher, 65-66, 66-67,

67-68 Jim Fleenor, 53-54, 54-55,

55-56 Tim Fleming, 67-68, 69-70,

70-71 Junior Floyd, 93-94, 94-95Charlie Fox, 63-64, 64-65,

65-66 Houston Frazier, 61-62, 62-

63, 93-64 Bert Frazure, 71-72, 72-73,

73-74, 74-75 Eddie Fritts, 55-56, 56-57

GTony Gardner, 61-62 Major Geer, 87-88, 88-89, 89-

90, 90-91

Charles Gibson, 49-50 Cliff Gibson, 63-64 Gordon Gifford, 68-69, 69-70,

70-71 Bill Gillett, 57-58 Jerry Glass, 56-57 Jimmy Goff, 82-83, 83-84,

84-85, 85-86 Vernard Goode, 86-87 John Gray, 81-82, 82-83 Michael Griffith, 99-00Bruce Grimm, 2009-10Jack Greene, 51-50

HRich Holbrook, 71-72, 72-73,

73-74 Bobby Hall, 68-69, 71-72 Kenny Hamilton, 65-66 Mike Hannon, 72-73Greg Hamlin, 2007-08,

2008-09Atlee Hammaker, 76-77, 77-78 Ron Hardin, 70-71, 71-72,

72-73 Jerry Harmon, 71-72 Gene Harrell, 60-61, 61-62,

62-63, 63-64 Davis Harriel, 60-61, 61-62 Buddy Hartsell, 55-56, 56-57,

57-58, 58-59 Jim Hatfield, 63-64, 64-65,

65-66 Moe Hayes, 90-91 Gene Helton, 64-65 David Henderson, 81-82,

82-83 Geoff Herman, 93-94, 94-95James Hildenbrand, 83-84,

84-85 Damien Hodge, 90-91, 91-92Steve Horn, 73-74, 74-75,

75-76 Mike Holt, 60-61 Bob Hubbard, 56-57 Tommy Hubbard, 2007-

08, 08-09, 09-10Andy Huckabay, 97-98,98-99Shannon Huffstetler, 01-02,

02-03

JA.J. Jackson, 2003-04Chip Jaworski, 64-65, 65-66 Anthony Jenkins, 76-77 Huey Jenkins, 57-58 Keith Jennings, 87-88, 88-89,

89-90, 90-91 B.J. Johnson, 76-77, 77-78 Corrie Johnson, 93-94, 94-95De’Shaud Johnson, 2009-

10Renaldo Johnson, 99-00,

00-01

Stan Johnson, 57-58, 58-59 Jarvis Jones, 2008-09,

09-10Ray Jones, 57-58 Charles Jones, 75-76, 76-77 Darell Jones, 89-90, 90-91,

92-93, 93-94 Rodney Jones, 85-86, 86-87,

87-88, 88-89 Ron Jones, 72-73

KShaun Keaton, 05-06Kyle Keeton, 95-96, 96-97,

97-98, 98-99Chad Keller, 87-88, 88-89,

89-90Charles Kelly, 58-59 Doug Kern, 56-57, 57-58,

58-59 Willis Kimbro, 52-53, 53-54,

54-55 John King, 86-87, 87-88 Winfred King, 82-83 Ron Koon, 75-76, 76-77 Mike Kretzer, 67-68, 68-69,

69-70Mark Larkey, 86-87, 87-88,

88-89

LRyan Lawson, 99-00, 00-01,

01-02, 02-03Craig Lester, 78-79, 79-80,

80-81, 81-82 Mark Lester, 82-83 Bobby Leverett, 76-77 Gabe Lisicky, 96-97, 97-98,

98-99, 99-00Bob Lloyd, 50-51, 51-52

MNat Major, 72-73, 73-74 Willie Malone, 60-61, 61-62,

62-63, 63-64 Carniel Manuel, 83-84, 84-85,

85-86, 86-87 Tim Mapes, 74-75 Danny Martin, 72-73, 73-74,

74-75 Gary Martin, 65-66, 66-67,

67-68 Tommy Martin, 69-70, 70-71,

71-72 Jack Maxey, 49-50 Justin McClellan, 92-93, 93-94,

94-95, 95-96D.J. McDuffie, 97-98, 98-99,

99-00, 00-01Gary McGinnis, 50-51, 51-

52, 52-53, 53-54 Laney McLaughlin, 65-66 Jerry McNabb, 69-70, 70-71,

71-72 Ralph McQuery, 59-60,

60-61 Adrian Meeks, 97-98, 98-99,

99-00, 00-01Steve Messerli, 72-73 Troy L. Mikell, 79-80, 80-81,

81-82, 82-83 Andy Miles, 60-61, 61-62 Larry Miller, 63-64, 64-65,

65-66 Wayne Miller, 63-64, 64-65,

65-66 Horace Mingo, 72-73, 73-74

Blake Mishler, 2006-07, 07-08

Chris Mitchell, 2004-05Ron Mitchell, 71-72, 72-73,

73-74 Charlie Morgan, 74-75, 75-

76, 76-77 Lewis Morris, 85-86, 86-87 Hal Morrison, 51-52, 52-53,

53-54 Mike Morrison, 59-60, 60-61 Andre Motley, 79-80, 80-81,

81-82, 82-83 Doug Mullins, 61-62 Leo Murray, 98-99, 99-00

NDavid Netschke, 59-61 Bill Newbold, 62-63, 63-64,

64-65 Jason Niblett, 91-92, 92-93Willard Nickerson, 67-68 Gordon Nidiffer, 56-57, 57-58Brad Nuckles, 2002-03, 03-

04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07

OSam Oatman, 2000-01, 02-

03, 03-04, 04-05

PEric Palmer, 91-92, 92-93Tony Patterson, 92-93, 93-94,

94-95 Jerry Pelphrey, 89-90, 90-91,

91-92, 92-93Andy Pennington, 92-93 Shahid Perkins, 93-94, 95-96Joe Perry, 77-78, 78-79Jon Perry, 01-02Bill Phillips, 57-58 Jamie Phillips, 84-85 Les Phillips, 60-61, 61-62,

62-63, 63-64 Wayne Phillips, 65-66 Courtney Pigram, 2005-06,

06-07, 07-08, 08-09Tiny Pinder, 75-76 Scott Place, 77-78, 78-79,

79-80, 80-81Lukas Poderis, 2009-10

Rodney English

Rodney Jones

D.J. McDuffie

Tony Patterson


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all-time letterwinners

Clint Smith, 79-80, 80-81 D. C. Smith, 77-78, 78-79 Irving Smith, 69-70, 70-71 Jim Smith, 76-77, 77-78,

78-79, 79-80Mike Smith, 2006-07, 07-

08, 08-09, 09-10Tim Smith, 2002-03, 03-04,

04-05, 05-06Dillion Sneed, 04-05, 05-06Bob Snyder, 56-57 Adam Sollazzo, 2008-09,

09-10Robert Spears, 89-90, 90-91,

91-92, 92-93Wes Stallings, 82-83, 83-84,

84-85, 85-86 Ted Starnes, 50-51, 51-52,

52-53 Greg Stephens, 97-98, 98-99Danny Sterbenz, 98-99Mac Stiltner, 62-63, 63-64,

64-65 Mike Stockdale, 71-70,

70-71 Marty Story, 88-89, 89-90,

90-91, 91-92 Harold Stout, 52-53 Harold Street, 59-60 Billy Stringer, 68-69, 69-70 Travis Strong, 2003-04, 04-

05, 05-06, 07-08Charlie Stuart, 73-74, 74-75,

75-76, 76-77Greg Surmacz, 04-05Kenyona Swader, 2006-07,

07-08Harley Swift, 66-67, 67-68,

68-69

TCalvin Talford, 88-89, 89-90,

90-91, 91-92 Morris Tampa, 73-74, 74-75 James Tandy, 83-84, 84-85,

85-86 Johnny Taylor, 60-61, 61-62,

62-63 Ron Taylor, 72-73, 73-74 Tayloe Taylor, 2005-06,

06-07Tom Terry, 74-75 Charles Thaxton, 77-78, 78-79,

80-80, 80-81 Eryk Thomas, 2005-06,

06-07Kevin Tiggs, 2007-08,

2008-09Chris Timmerman, 95-96Bill Tipton, 65-66 Reggie Todd, 95-96, 96-97,

97-98, 98-99Michael Tolliver, 2001-02,

02-03, 03-04

Calvin Talford

Year Overall Conf./Finish Head Coach2009-10 20-15 13-7/5th Bartow2008-09 23-11 14-6/T-2 Bartow2007-08 19-13 11-5/T-3 Bartow2006-07 24-10 16-2/1 Bartow2005-06 15-13 12-8/5 Bartow2004-05 10-19 4-12/5N Bartow2003-04 27-6 15-1/1N Bartow2002-03 20-11 11-5/T1N DeChellis2001-02 18-10 11-5/T1N DeChellis2000-01 18-10 13-3/1N DeChellis1999-00 14-15 8-8/4N DeChellis1998-99 17-11 9-7/3N DeChellis1997-98 11-16 6-9/T-5N DeChellis1996-97 7-20 2-12/5N DeChellis1995-96 7-20 3-11/T-5N LeForce1994-95 14-14 9-5/2N LeForce1993-94 16-14 13-5/First LeForce1992-93 19-10 12-6/Second LeForce1991-92 24-7 12-2/First LeForce1990-91 28-5 11-3/First LeForce1989-90 27-7 12-2/First Robinson1988-89 20-11 7-7/4th Robinson1987-88 14-15 9-7/4th Robinson1986-87 7-21 3-13/8th Robinson1985-86 13-16 8-8/4th Robinson1984-85 9-18 3-13/9th Dowd1983-84 9-19 6-10/7th Dowd1982-83 22-9 12-4/3rd Dowd1981-82 13-15 8-8/4th Halihan1980-81 13-14 9-7/4th Halihan1979-80 15-13 8-7/4th Halihan1978-79 16-11 -- Halihan1977-78 18-9 10-4/2nd Smith1976-77 12-14 6-8/5th Smith1975-76 6-20 4-10/8th Fisher1974-75 9-14 5-9/5th Fisher1973-74 8-18 3-11/8th Fisher1972-73 9-17 2-12/8th Brooks1971-72 11-14 6-8/6th Brooks1970-71 12-12 8-6/4th Brooks1969-70 15-11 8-6/3rd Brooks1968-69 15-11 6-8/5th Brooks1967-68 19-8 10-4/1st Brooks1966-67 17-9 8-6/3rd Brooks1965-66 7-14 3-11/7th Brooks1964-65 6-17 4-10/7th Brooks1963-64 12-10 8-6/6th Brooks1962-63 14-8 7-5/3rd Brooks1961-62 11-14 3-9/6th Brooks1960-61 9-15 1-11/7th Brooks1959-60 9-14 2-10/7thj Brooks1958-59 13-10 5-7/4th Brooks1957-58 7-18 -- Brooks1956-57 17-11 -- Brooks1955-56 20-7 -- Brooks1954-55 17-8 -- Brooks1953-54 23-4 -- Brooks1952-53 24-9 -- Brooks1951-52 25-5 -- Brooks1950-51 22-9 -- Brooks1949-50 17-5 -- Brooks1948-49 19-6 -- Brooks1947-48 9-8 -- Roberts1946-47 13-3 -- McMurray1945-46 18-3 -- McMurray1944-45 0-2 -- McMurray1943-44 No Team (WWII)1942-43 1-7 -- McMurray1941-42 3-11 -- McMurray1940-41 7-7 -- McMurray1939-40 5-7 -- McMurray1938-39 8-6 -- McMurray1937-38 3-9 -- McMurray1936-37 3-9 -- McMurray1935-36 9-5 -- McMurray1934-35 9-7 -- McMurray1933-34 13-5 -- McMurray1932-33 No Records Available1931-32 12-6 -- N/A 1930-31 10-6 -- Robinson1929-30 1-6 -- Robinson1928-29 4-6 -- Robinson1927-28 4-8 -- Robinson1926-27 3-6 -- Robinson1925-26 3-8 -- Robinson1924-25 5-4 -- Luck1923-24 6-11 -- Luck1922-23 5-5 -- McFee1921-22 11-3 -- Reece1920-21 10-8 -- Reece1919-20 2-1 -- Reece1918-19 0-0 -- Reece

East tEnnEssEE statE BaskEtBall timElinETerry Poindexter, 77-78, 78-79

Rusty Poole, 79-80, 80-81 Mel Popovich, 68-69, 69-70,

70-71 Isaac Potter, 99-00, 00-01,

01-02, 02-03Phil Powe, 92-93, 93-94, 94-

95, 95-96Darrell Price, 72-73, 73-74 Sid Primus, 86-87, 87-88

QMarc Quesenberry, 79-80,

80-81, 81-82, 82-83

RDarrell Range, 60-61, 61-62 Andrew Reed, 2004-05,

05-06, 06-07, 07-08Marcus Reese, 80-81, 81-82,

82-83, 83-84 Winfred Reid, 78-79, 79-80,

80-81, 81-82 Kenny Reynolds, 73-74,

74-75 Ben Rhoda, 2002-03, 03-04,

04-05, 05-06Eddie Rhymer, 56-57, 57-58 John Rice, 69-70, 70-71,

71-72 Ron Richardson, 73-74, 74-

75, 75-76, 76-77 Jim Riddick, 60-61, 61-62 Loren Riddick, 89-90, 90-91,

91-92 John Riley, 71-72 Lynn Ring, 69-70, 70-71 Mal Roberts, 61-62, 62-63 Gary Robinette, 61-62, 62-

63, 63-64 Osmond Robinson, 77-78,

78-79

SAlbert Sams, 82-83, 83-84,

84-85, 85-86 Bob Sams, 50-51, 51-52 Bob Saylor, 49-50, 50-51 Gary Scheuerman, 61-62, 62-

63, 63-64 Aaron Scott, 2003-04, 04-05 Clyde Scott, 74-75 Vincent Scott, 78-79 Houston Scruggs, 76-77,

77-78, 78-79 Jack Seaton, 49-50 Elom Seay, 73-74, 74-75Cory Seels, 2000-01Jimmy Seward, 51-52Troy Seymour, 95-96, 96-97,

97-98Chuck Shelton, 70-71, 71-72 Titus Shelton, 94-95, 95-96,

96-97Steve Shirley, 84-85, 85-86,

86-87, 87-88 Trazel Silvers, 90-91, 91-92,

92-93, 93-94 Leon Simerly, 54-55, 55-56,

56-57 Ernie Sims, 66-67, 67-68 Stuart Sizemore, 50-51, 51-

52, 52-53 Gerald Sloan, 52-53, 53-54 Billy Smith, 55-56 Bud Smith, 50-51, 51-52

Justin Tubbs, 2009-10Nick Tuggle, 2005-06, 06-07Dequan Twilley, 2006-07,

07-08

UGeorge Underwood, 77-78,

78-79, 79-80, 80-81 Hallis Upchurch, 53-54, 54-55

VSal Valente, 63-64, 64-65 David Vaught, 83-84, 84-85,

85-86, 86-87 Luke Veney, 76-77, 77-78 Jack Vest, 49-50 Sonny Vinson, 81-82, 82-83

WTiras Wade, 01-02, 02-03Zakee Wadood, 2000-01,

01-02, 02-03, 03-04Lee Walker, 96-97George Walling, 66-67, 67-68 J.C. Ward, 2009-10Worley Ward, 66-67, 67-68,

68-69 Mark Watkins, 83-84, 84-85 Cat Watson, 77-78, 78-79 Jacy Waycaster, 52-53, 53-54,

54-55 Herb Weaver, 53-54, 54-55,

55-56 Charles Webb, 58-59, 59-60 Lavelle Webster, 85-86, 86-87,

87-88, 88-89 Alvin West, 87-88, 88-89, 89-

90, 90-91 Henry White, 71-72, 72-73,

73-74 Jerry White, 65-66, 66-67 Jerry Wilhoit, 54-55, 55-56,

56-57 Jerry Wilkerson, 71-72, 72-73,

73-74 Denton Willard, 70-71Jim Williams, 57-58, 58-59,

59-60 Dante Williams, 2005-06,

06-07Ben Williamson, 2006-07Micah Williams, 2007-08,

08-09, 09-10Phil Williford, 69-70, 70-71,

71-72 Bill Wilson, 64-65, 65-66, 66-67 Ryan Wilson, 96-97, 97-98,

98-99Jerry Wolfe, 54-55, 55-56 Micheal Woods 87-88, 88-89,

89-90, 90-91 Larry Woods, 66-67, 67-68,

68-69 Tommy Woods, 64-65, 65-66,

66-67 Rusty Woy, 50-51, 51-52,

52-53 Tom Wright, 58-59, 59-60

ZDon Zeiler, 77-78


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1918-19 (0-0)No Official Games

Head Coach: Charles ReeceL 20 Tennessee High 8W KingsportW 30 Virginia High 27W 30 @ Newport High 28W 31 @ Greeneville High 30L 20 @ Tenn. High 28

1919-20 (1-1)Head Coach: Charles Reece

W 30 Carson-Newman 20L 26 King College 33


Opposition unknown.


W 37 King College 20W 34 Maryville 27W 37 King College 34L 11 Emory and Henry 16W 24 Athens College 20W 58 Athens College 24L 18 Milligan 49W 21 Maryville 20W 49 Tusculum 18L 17 Milligan 19W 27 Tusculum 19

1922-23 (5-5)Head Coach: Vernon McFee

W 2 Tusculum 0L 9 King College 20L 24 Maryville 30L 37 Tusculum 40W 23 Athens College 12L 20 Maryville 30W 45 Tennessee Tech 16L 12 Milligan 47W 35 Athens College 18W 29 Milligan 13

1923-24 (5-11)Head Coach: Jim Luck

W 13 LMU 11W 26 Tennessee Tech 21L 12 King College 30L 21 Emory and Henry 42L 9 King College 18L 13 Carson-Newman 52W 35 Junaluska College 16L 10 Tusculum 39L 23 Lenoir College 25L 13 Maryville 42L 21 Cumberland 41L 20 Eastern Kentucky 38L 6 Union College 24L 9 Carson-Newman 42W 20 Union College 19W 24 Mountaineers 22

1924-25 (5-4)Head Coach: Jim Luck

W 39 Washington Coll. 15L 29 King College 49L 25 Mars Hill 28L L Lenoir College WW 29 Lenoir College 14W 21 Maryville 20W 28 Mountaineers 6W 34 Tenn. Wesleyan 16L 24 Maryville 37

1925-26 (3-8)Head Coach: John Robinson

W 26 Lenoir College 25W 35 Mars Hill 19L 22 King College 26L 13 Carson-Newman 44L 20 Concord College 29L 27 Emory and Henry 41L 12 Carson-Newman 31L 29 Emory and Henry 36W W Tusculum LL 14 Tenn.Wesleyan 37L 17 Tusculum 29


L 23 Bluefield 29L 17 King College 35W 45 Bluefield 14W 22 Concord 21L 33 Emory and Henry 39L 30 Mars Hill 34L 31 Emory and Henry 36

L 20 King College 46W 40 Mars Hill 30


W 34 Appalachian State 23W 21 Alabama Southern 20L 18 Carson-Newman 21L 22 Emory and Henry 34L 32 King College 33L 32 @ Appalachian St. 35L 40 Carson-Newman 48L 22 Emory and Henry 23W 41 Mars Hill 14W 34 King College 27L 27 Mars Hill 30L 27 Maryville 34


L 17 King College 23L 15 Appalachian State 29L 17 Emory and Henry 27L 29 King College 44W 44 Carson-Newman 27L L Mars Hill WW 32 Tusculum 28W W Emory and Henry LW 38 Carson-Newman 13L 17 @ Appalachian St. 27


L 21 Union College 27L 29 Emory and Henry 35L 17 Tennessee Tech 29W 34 King College 24L 21 Tusculum 29L 18 Carson-Newman 26L 10 Milligan 27


L 16 Union (Ky.) 24W 29 LMU 23W 35 Appalachian State 24W 36 Emory and Henry 29W 30 Catawba 24W 35 King College 17L 26 Tennessee Tech 47W 52 Western Carolina 31L L Union (Ky.) WL 21 LMU 48W 40 Emory and Henry 37L 39 @ Appalachian St. 42W 38 Tusculum 31W 44 King College 37W 28 Tusculum 27L 35 Carson-Newman 47

1931-32 (12-6)(Only Records Available)

W 27 Appalachian St. 25L 22 @ App. St. 31

1932-33(No Records Available)

1933-34 (13-5)Head Coach: Gene McMurray

W 37 Union College 31L 41 Western Carolina 43W 41 Western Carolina 20W 37 Appalachian State 34W 37 Carson-Newman 21W 40 Maryville 39W 43 LMU 30L 42 King College 44W 35 Carson-Newman 28W 39 Cumberland 31W 44 Tusculum 26W 32 LMU 30L 25 Milligan 29W 38 @ Appalachian St. 34L 31 Maryville 52L 29 Tusculum 31W 42 Milligan 39W 38 King College 35


L 27 @ Emory & Henry 56W 40 Western Carolina 37W 44 Western Carolina 39W 44 LMU 34W 44 Appalachian State 29L 45 @ Carson-Newman 47L 21 @ Tusculum 36L 27 @ Maryville 37W 49 @ Appalachian St. 29

L 20 Emory and Henry 44W 56 Tusculum 42W 43 @ LMU 41W 32 @ Milligan 17L 29 Maryville 43W 29 Carson-Newman 26L 21 Milligan 36


W 35 Appalachian State 30W 39 King College 34W 47 LMU 43W 36 Tusculum 26L 30 Carson-Newman 46L 31 Maryville 48W W Tusculum LW 46 @ Appalachian St. 34W 52 Carson-Newman 47L 20 Emory and Henry 41W 39 LMU 33L 35 Maryville 40W 37 Milligan 35L 24 Milligan 37


L 24 Maryville 47L 33 @ Appalachian St. 52L 26 Carson-Newman 39L 29 Maryville 48L 32 Carson-Newman 58L 27 LMU 48L 33 Tusculum 36L 29 Appalachian State 56L 38 Milligan 39L 48 Tusculum 66W 40 LMU 33L 35 King College 48L 23 Milligan 31


L 41 King College 47L 43 LMU 44L 36 Tusculum 48W 45 Maryville 39L 30 Emory and Henry 39W 46 King College 41L 40 Carson-Newman 51W 51 Tusculum 33L 36 Maryville 48L 24 Milligan 53L 44 Emory and Henry 67L 24 Milligan 35


L 34 King College 42W 47 LMU 43W 35 Tusculum 33L 44 Carson-Newman 45L 47 Emory and Henry 52W 39 King College 34W 51 Tusculum 37W 39 Emory and Henry 37L 54 Maryville 68L 34 Carson-Newman 43W 54 Milligan 48W 47 LMU 45L 46 Maryville 47W 44 Milligan 42


L 40 Emory and Henry 42L 51 LMU 53W 38 Emory and Henry 31W 50 Carson-Newman 26L 40 Maryville 48W 37 Tusculum 34L 37 Tusculum 39W 45 Carson-Newman 39L 36 Milligan 41L 37 LMU 39L 40 Maryville 44W 59 Milligan 42


L 34 @ Appalachian St. 51L 42 Emory and Henry 44L 40 Appalachian State 67W 68 Emory and Henry 52W 38 Carson-Newman 36W 43 Milligan 36W 37 Maryville 30L 36 LMU 54W 53 Maryville 47W 56 Tusculum 41W 49 Carson-Newman 44

L 49 LMU 52L 37 Tusculum 54L 44 Milligan 48


L 33 Tusculum 44L 49 Lees-McRae 50W 52 Lees-McRae 50L 67 New York Celtics 71L 38 Tusculum 46L 37 Emory and Henry 38W 42 Maryville 32W 67 LMU 53L 32 Maryville 42L 41 Carson-Newman 46L 39 Milligan 55L 62 Emory and Henry 83L 40 Milligan 56L 45 LMU 48L 22 Carson-Newman 48


L 37 Tusculum 47L 29 Tusculum 44L 34 Emory and Henry 70L 38 Emory and Henry 55L 28 Milligan 34W 57 Tenn. Wesleyan 56L 38 Carson-Newman 45L 36 Milligan 58

1943-44 (No Team Due to WWII)


L 18 Tusculum 30L 25 Tusculum 42


W 61 Tusculum 37W 67 Tusculum 31W 72 Carson-Newman 26W 61 Carson-Newman 43L 24 Tennessee 44W 51 Milligan 29W 68 Appalachian State 35W 62 King College 18W 54 LMU 28L 55 @ Appalachian St. 58W 53 Carson-Newman 22W 58 Emory and Henry 30W 49 LMU 39W 72 Carson-Newman 38W 48 Emory and Henry 25W 49 King College 20L 43 Milligan 44W 28 Milligan 23W 41 Carson-Newman 27W 38 Tusculum 30W 45 Milligan 40


W 44 Tusculum 32W 59 Emory and Henry 44L 48 Tusculum 54W 38 King College 36L 31 LMU 51W 52 Maryville 36W 55 Emory and Henry 46W 70 Bluefield 37W 70 Hiwassee 37L 49 Maryville 55W 63 Tenn. Wesleyan 36W 59 LMU 49W 80 Bluefield 69W 67 Hiwassee 47W 58 Tenn. Wesleyan 50W 82 King College 40

1947-48 (9-8)Head Coach: L.T. Roberts

W 56 King College 43L 54 Western Carolina 57L 50 Carson-Newman 52W 64 Emory and Henry 38W 47 Tusculum 41W 45 Carson-Newman 33L 36 Maryville 43L 65 LMU 75L 40 Milligan 59W 85 Maryville 83L 55 Western Carolina 60W 112 Emory and Henry 58W 66 LMU 60L 55 Milligan 68

W 65 King College 53W 54 Tusculum 51L 52 Bluefield 58

1948-49 (18-6)Head Coach: Madison Brooks

W 56 Appalachian State 53W 53 Roanoke College 51W 50 Washington & Lee 44W 71 Emory and Henry 48W 75 Bluefield 57W 69 King College 63L 51 Austin Peay 54L 45 @ W. Carolina 47W 60 Appalachian State 52W 56 Tusculum 34W 56 Carson-Newman 42W 69 Union College 61W 72 King College 45L 56 Milligan 59L 53 LMU 57W 67 LMU 62W 69 Union College 67W 61 Tusculum 44W 57 Western Carolina 42W 55 Milligan 50W 60 Carson-Newman 35L 60 Austin Peay 66L 53 Western Kentucky 90W 60 Emory and Henry 58


W 53 Lees-McRae 34L 48 @ Appalachian St. 73W 71 Emory and Henry 59L 41 Appalachian St. 58W 48 Western Carolina 41W 64 Maryville 57L 57 Middle Tennessee 63W 57 Austin Peay 47W 56 Tusculum 52L 61 Maryville 64W 44 @ W. Carolina 38W 61 King College 45W 61 LMU 58W 64 Milligan 63W 59 Carson-Newman 54W 68 LMU 63W 56 Tusculum 53W 74 Milligan 52W 48 Carson-Newman 37W 60 Austin Peay 45W 64 King College 45L 60 Emory and Henry 70


W 68 Berea 60W 80 Western Carolina 59L 55 Appalachian State 57W 70 Tusculum 69L 57 Union (Ky.) 58L 64 Emory and Henry 67L 49 Carson-Newman 59W 75 Carson-Newman 55W 65 @ Appalachian St. 47W 79 Austin Peay 64W 81 Cumberland 55W 76 Maryville 49W 60 Union (Ky.) 57W 74 Emory and Henry 55W 87 Maryville 49W 62 Cumberland 57W 79 Milligan 70L 61 Austin Peay 62W 89 LMU 61L 64 David Lipscomb 82W 73 David Lipscomb 70W 72 Middle Tennessee 62L 44 LMU 57W 81 Milligan 42L 62 Tusculum 63W 82 Milligan 62W 74 LMU 55L 63 David Lipscomb 87W 62 Carson-Newman 58W 77 LMU 73W 85 Emory and Henry 68


W 75 Western Carolina 67W 70 Middle Tennessee 65L 52 Tennessee 59L 54 Emory and Henry 63L 58 David Lipscomb 60W 92 Milligan 55L 57 Middle Tennessee 59W 87 Tusculum 58


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ent Appearances . . . 1968, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010

all-time results

W 71 Emory and Henry 61W 65 Carson-Newman 62W 72 LMU 48L 64 Union (Ky.) 73W 66 Union (Ky.) 64W 76 Carson-Newman 40W 54 LMU 52W 69 Austin Peay 51L 51 David Lipscomb 55W 85 Tusculum 62W 80 Milligan 45W 52 Middle Tennessee 48W 55 LMU 48W 77 Union (Tenn.) 47W 62 David Lipscomb 59L 51 David Lipscomb 56W 73 Austin Peay 68W 64 LMU 57W 66 Union (Ky.) 64W 68 Austin Peay 47W 65 David Lipscomb 64W 84 Milligan 47W 64 Austin Peay 47


W 89 Tusculum 62W 75 Memphis State 71W 74 Mississippi 65L 71 Union 72W 78 Emory and Henry 59W 71 High Point 60W 83 Appalachian State 65W 82 Tennessee Tech 71W 71 Milligan 55W 65 Austin Peay 58W 76 Emory and Henry 66W 66 David Lipscomb 61L 65 Austin Peay 69L 55 Tennessee Tech 59W 87 @ Appalachian St. 55W 66 David Lipscomb 61W 85 Carson-Newman 42W 60 LMU 45W 88 Milligan 59W 93 LMU 55W 74 Union 56W 100 Carson-Newman 60W 88 Tusculum 78W 78 Bethel 61W 66 Union College 59W 81 Austin Peay 63W 70 VMI 52W 61 David Lipscomb 53W 64 Tennessee Tech 62L 79 Arizona State 81


W 88 Milligan 65W 97 Tusculum 79W 79 Austin Peay 48W 79 Emory and Henry 64L 75 Morehead State 79W 71 David Lipscomb 57W 64 Milligan 53L 69 Mississippi 86W 81 LMU 60W 67 Union 53W 79 Bethel 57W 72 Tusculum 65W 55 LMU 49L 68 Memphis State 71W 82 Appalachian State 64W 84 LMU 44W 66 @ Appalachian St. 62W 73 Tennessee Tech 50W 56 David Lipscomb 53W 89 Austin Peay 51W 82 Emory and Henry 62W 82 Middle Tennessee 62W 78 Tennessee Tech 64W 73 Middle Tennessee 64W 64 Morehead State 61

NAIA PlayoffsW 95 Bethel 63L 72 SW Missouri 77


W 100 Tusculum 58W 75 Miss. Southern 55W 78 Middle Tennessee 63L 50 Mississippi 62W 83 VMI 62W 89 Tennessee Tech 70L 61 Southern Missouri 70L 77 Missouri Valley 89W 60 SW Missouri St. 55W 79 David Lipscomb 55

W 91 Austin Peay 55L 79 Tennessee Tech 91W 82 Middle Tennessee 79W 86 Appalachian State 77W 89 Tusculum 54W 99 Milligan 74L 61 LMU 62L 59 Austin Peay 68W 83 David Lipscomb 68W 79 LMU 68W 100 Milligan 76

VSAC TournamentW 82 David Lipscomb 59L 71 Bethel 86W 83 Belmont 75L 70 Washington & Lee 79


W 76 Union College 71W 65 Spring Hill 52W 79 Florida State 54W 69 Tusculum 63W 104 VMI 58W 75 Springfield 58L 57 Middle Tennessee 80W 72 David Lipscomb 56W 70 Tusculum 54L 46 Austin Peay 59L 55 Cincinnati 93W 70 David Lipscomb 63W 96 Milligan 63L 54 Miss. Southern 66L 79 Tennessee Tech 84W 72 LMU 54W 71 Austin Peay 70W 71 LMU 67W 84 Middle Tennessee 73W 78 Milligan 67L 69 Mississippi 72

VSAC TournamentW 87 Bethel 60W 75 LMU 70W 65 David Lipscomb 63W 76 Tennessee Tech 61

NAIA PlayoffsW 80 David Lipscomb 67L 60 Gustavus Adolphus 80


W 78 Union (Ky.) 64W 76 Georgia State 63L 88 Mississippi 89W 59 Tusculum 51W 107 Belmont Abbey 94W 65 Florida State 58W 69 Spring Hill 62

Watauga InvitationalW 63 Ohio University 62W 81 Marshall 71W 75 Tusculum 51L 62 David Lipscomb 65L 41 Austin Peay 43W 80 Milligan 63L 55 Middle Tennessee 61W 74 @ Appalachian St. 60W 81 David Lipscomb 58W 72 LMU 65L 56 Austin Peay 58L 59 Ky. WesleyanL 61 Middle Tennessee 79L 51 LMU 55W 77 Milligan (VSAC) 44

VSAC TournamentW 63 Belmont 60W 69 LMU 66L 74 Middle Tennessee 83L 73 Belmont Abbey 80

NAIA TournamentW 62 Centenary 61L 73 Ky. Wesleyan 84


L 51 Milligan 55W 57 Tusculum 50L 60 Western Kentucky 85L 51 Eastern Kentucky 61L 44 Hardin-Simmons 52L 57 Austin Peay 66L 58 Georgia Southern 77L 54 Spring Hill 62L 76 Milligan 79L 59 Tennessee Tech 67W 72 Appalachian State 57W 59 David Lipscomb 55L 76 Wofford 83W 55 @ Appalachian St. 53L 57 Middle Tennessee 62W 73 LMU 72

W 55 David Lipscomb 54L 41 Austin Peay 74L 53 Mississippi 55L 64 LMU 80W 77 Wofford 70L 62 Tennessee Tech 98L 59 Middle Tennessee 72L 56 Eastern Kentucky 76L 68 Ky. Wesleyan 101

1958-59 (13-10 overall, 5-7 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 77 Appalachian State 71W 87 Milligan 71L 60 McNeese State 65W 94 Austin Peay 78L 76 SW Louisiana 78W 82 Miss. Southern 69W 68 Austin Peay 65L 72 E. Kentucky 101W 85 Morehead 76L 84 Western Kentucky 86L 77 Morehead 83L 62 Murray 73W 80 Tennessee Tech 78L 81 Tennessee Tech 92W 93 Murray State 65W 78 Milligan 61W 68 Middle Tennessee 66L 81 Wofford 89L 62 Middle Tennessee 64W 88 Wofford 64W 95 Eastern Kentucky 80W 73 Spring Hill 52L 64 Western Kentucky 84

1959-60 (9-14 overall, 2-10 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 62 Milligan 66W 63 McNeese State 58L 73 Miss. Southern 89W 71 Austin Peay 66L 77 W. Kentucky 103W 79 Mississippi 60L 56 Virginia Tech 74L 89 Eastern Kentucky 92L 67 Austin Peay 75L 85 Morehead 89L 79 E. Kentucky 108L 76 Middle Tennessee 80W 63 Wofford 62W 94 Morehead 84L 69 Murray State 86L 89 Tennessee Tech 99L 71 Tennessee Tech 90L 68 Murray 113W 57 Milligan 50W 87 @ Appalachian St. 86W 76 Wofford 63W 122 Middle Tenn. 106L 69 Western Kentucky 83

1960-61 (9-15 overall, 1-11 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 68 Tennessee 71W 79 Appalachian State 62L 65 Western Kentucky 77L 72 Georgia Southern 78W 69 Georgia 67W 83 *Davidson 71L 76 Miss. Southern 77L 80 Eastern Kentucky 95W 82 Georgia Southern 64L 90 Middle Tenn. 100L 82 Morehead 88L 64 Murray 92W 94 Tennessee Tech 77L 89 Morehead 106L 64 Murray 92W 100 Austin Peay 86L 72 Tennessee Tech 89W 88 Wofford 65W 77 Centenary 59L 85 Austin Peay 86L 67 Eastern Kentucky 85L 73 Middle Tennessee 83W 82 Wofford 79L 82 W. Kentucky 88*Laurel Invitational

1961-62 (11-14 overall, 3-9 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 58 Furman 60W 74 @ Appalachian St. 60L 59 Austin Peay 78W 89 Furman 68

W 92 UT-Chattanooga 69W 71 Illinois Wesleyan 70W 82 Georgia Southern 75W 83 Miss. Southern 58L 55 Middle Tennessee 58L 67 Morehead 69L 68 Eastern Kentucky 87L 93 Wofford 96W 71 Tennessee Tech 69W 91 Murray 62L 62 Murray 76L 77 Centenary 81L 67 Morehead 96L 84 W. Kentucky 89L 67 @ The Citadel 86L 63 Tennessee Tech 103W 78 Middle Tennessee 70W 84 Austin Peay 81W 82 Wofford 67L 66 Western Kentucky 77L 74 Eastern Kentucky 94

1962-63 (14-8 overall, 7-5 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 52 Tennessee 61W 88 Austin Peay 61W 59 UT-Chattanooga 52W 86 Wofford 63W 64 The Citadel 61W 61 Mississippi 53W 83 Austin Peay 69W 80 Middle Tennessee 57W 83 Eastern Kentucky 81W 78 Murray 70L 63 Tennessee Tech 75L 58 Murray 79W 75 Appalachian State 60W 73 Tennessee Tech 69L 71 Morehead 75W 82 Western Kentucky 77L 58 Loyola (La.) 93L 65 Centenary 71W 77 Morehead 68W 80 Western Kentucky 79L 68 Eastern Kentucky 77L 57 Middle Tennessee 59

1963-64 (12-10 overall, 8-6 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 84 Wofford 69W 90 UT-Chattanooga 78L 47 Tennessee 48L 50 @ Appalachian St. 52W 92 Georgia Southern 81W 83 Richmond 79L 55 William and Mary 69W 97 Austin Peay 69L 54 Middle Tennessee 59W 85 Eastern Kentucky 83W 62 Murray 61L 62 Tennessee Tech 88W 76 Austin Peay 66L 79 Centenary 90W 88 Middle Tennessee 70W 70 Morehead 68L 68 Western Kentucky 79W 84 Tennessee Tech 80L 76 Murray 96L 78 Morehead 86W 88 Western Kentucky 70L 62 Eastern Kentucky 94

1964-65 (6-17 overall, 4-10 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 72 Wofford 83W 77 UT-Chattanooga 74W 89 Arkansas State 68L 59 Tennessee Tech 77L 66 East Carolina 75L 63 The Citadel 65L 76 Centenary 90L 70 Tennessee Tech 83W 69 Murray 68L 69 Western Kentucky 70L 70 Austin Peay 72L 81 Arkansas State 87L 99 Middle Tennessee 100L 81 Eastern Kentucky 93W 91 Morehead 80L 79 Western Kentucky 96L 71 Murray 85L 73 East Carolina 81W 72 Austin Peay 63L 68 Eastern Kentucky 74L 74 Morehead 96L 75 Tennessee Tech 90W 106 Middle Tennessee 74

1965-66 (7-14 overall, 3-11 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 99 Wofford 64W 81 UT-Chattanooga 70L 79 East Carolina 85W 102 The Citadel 75L 67 Georgia Southern 82L 78 Tennessee Tech 90W 94 East Carolina 82L 88 Tennessee Tech 95W 74 Murray 72L 69 Western Kentucky 85W 86 Austin Peay(OT) 82L 72 Middle Tennessee 74L 63 Morehead 78L 69 Tennessee Tech 88L 62 Eastern Kentucky 83L 79 Western Kentucky 96W 104 Murray 94L 96 Middle Tennessee 102L 76 Austin Peay 95L 70 Morehead 81L 69 Eastern Kentucky 75

1966-67 (17-9 overall, 8-6 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 88 Wofford 52W 78 Arkansas State 59W 56 East Carolina 55W 72 East Carolina 48L 64 Arkansas State 70W 87 Eastern Kentucky 78W 86 Middle Tennessee 72L 59 Western Kentucky 72W 98 Centenary 83W 83 Morehead 80L 84 Hardin-Simmons 85L 43 Middle Tennessee 45L 61 Western Kentucky 63W 72 Austin Peay 69W 86 Murray 79L 73 Tennessee Tech 80W 79 Eastern Kentucky 72L 70 Morehead 80W 83 Tennessee Tech 77L 56 Western Kentucky 65W 69 Middle Tennessee 68L 86 Murray 88W 79 Austin Peay 71W 102 UT-Chattanooga 81W 87 Eastern Kentucky 84W 86 Morehead 76

1967-68 (19-8 overall, 10-4 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 64 Eastern Kentucky* 50L 62 Tennessee Tech* 64W 89 Wofford 73W 105 Arkansas State 75W 91 Arkansas State 54L 65 East Carolina 67W 98 Hardin-Simmons 85L 63 Middle Tennessee 72W 63 Western Kentucky 59W 83 Austin Peay 80W 74 Murray 67W 61 East Carolina 53W 79 Eastern Kentucky 63W 81 Morehead 76L 62 Tennessee Tech 63W 73 Western Kentucky 71W 100 Middle Tennessee 74L 72 Murray 105W 80 Austin Peay 73W 83 UT-Chattanooga 74W 70 Eastern Kentucky 67L 79 Morehead 85W 85 Tennessee Tech 62W 79 %Murray 75W 79 ^Florida State 69L 72 $Ohio State 79L 57 $Marquette 69% OVC Playoffs^ NCAA Mideast Regional, Kent, Ohio$ NCAA Mideast Regional, Lexington, Ky.

1968-69 (15-11 overall, 6-8 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 96 Richmond 83W 85 Appalachian State 68W 87 Wofford 53W 90 Illinois State 87L 75 S. Mississippi 93W 71 Duke 63W 71 Roanoke 52W 65 Northern Illinois 61


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L 68 Richmond 69L 76 Western Kentucky 95W 91 Middle Tennessee 84L 80 East Carolina 89W 81 Austin Peay(OT) 79L 64 Murray 69L 69 Eastern Kentucky 70L 59 Morehead 63W 90 @ Appalachian St. 64W 84 Tennessee Tech 59W 95 East Carolina 70W 87 Tennessee Tech 66L 74 Western Kentucky 78L 78 MTSU 82W 87 Murray 81W 94 Austin Peay(OT) 85L 77 Eastern Kentucky 82L 67 Morehead 77

1969-70 (15-11 overall, 8-6 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 74 Jacksonville 92L 49 Florida 68W 94 Appalachian State 60W 63 Richmond 57L 77 DePaul 84W 86 Lehigh 67W 63 Rider 59W 111 Richmond 92W 97 Northern Illinois 92W 54 Middle Tennessee 51L 91 W. Kentucky(OT) 95W 101 Austin Peay 87W 75 Murray 71W 77 E. Kentucky(2OT) 73W 75 Morehead 63W 79 East Carolina 65L 86 Roanoke 88W 88 Tennessee Tech 62L 77 Tennessee Tech 81L 74 @ Appalachian St. 87L 83 Western Kentucky 92L 64 Middle Tenn.L 86 Murray State 99W 92 Austin Peay 89L 85 Eastern Kentucky 88W 80 Morehead 76

1970-71 (12-12 overall, 8-6 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 79 @ North Carolina 109L 63 @ Ohio State 71W 69 Richmond(OT) 65L 63 @ East Carolina 85W 85 Appalachian State 53W 94 Roanoke College 78W 83 #Virginia Tech 74L 76 #Geo. Washington 81L 83 Western Kentucky 86W 80 Middle Tennessee 72W 66 @ Murray 65L 79 @ Austin Peay 81W 70 Eastern Kentucky 64W 71 Morehead 64L 69 @ Roanoke 84W 78 @ Tenn. Tech 71W 69 Tennessee Tech 66L 77 @ Appalachian St. 85L 71 @ Middle Tenn. 72L 65 @ W. Kentucky 86W 80 Murray 65W 72 Austin Peay 54L 78 @ E. Kentucky 85L 56 @ Morehead 59# - at Presidential Classic, Fort Myers, Va.

1971-72 (11-14 overall, 6-8 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksW 65 Mercer 58W 68 Richmond 66L 71 Va Commonwealth 84W 72 Roanoke 66L 68 UNC (Charlotte) 75L 70 NW Louisiana 72W 80 Trinity 73W 96 Appalachian State 65L 63 Florida State 106L 75 Jacksonville 95L 68 Middle Tennessee 74L 72 Western Kentucky 95W 83 Tennessee Tech 75L 79 Austin Peay 80W 57 Murray 53W 83 Morehead 81W 68 Eastern Kentucky 66L 79 @ Appalachian St. 87L 66 Tennessee Tech 73

W 76 Western Kentucky 70L 40 Middle Tennessee 64L 58 Murray 67L 67 Austin Peay 68W 89 Eastern Kentucky 86L 99 Morehead 124

1972-73 (9-17 overall, 2-12 in OVC)

Head Coach: Madison BrooksL 65 UT-Chattanooga 66L 69 Va Commonwealth 76W 80 Western Carolina 65L 73 Roanoke 74L 67 Virginia Tech 78W 68 Rollins 58W 80 Stetson 58W 73 @ Appalachian St. 71W 73 UNC (Charlotte) 71W 68 Georgia Southern 65W 99 Western Kentucky 80L 66 Middle Tennessee 71L 61 Murray 65L 74 Austin Peay 95L 61 Eastern Kentucky 66L 74 Morehead 91L 65 Tennessee Tech 75W 105 Appalachian State 87L 60 Va Commonwealth 61L 58 Middle Tennessee 71L 53 Western Kentucky 68L 79 Austin Peay 89L 70 Murray 78W 95 Morehead 86L 72 Eastern Kentucky 77L 62 Tennessee Tech 79

1973-74 (8-18 overall, 3-11 in OVC)Head Coach: Leroy Fisher

L 55 Va Commonwealth 96L 65 Roanoke College 80L 71 UT-Chattanooga 107W 78 @ Appalachian St. 65L 63 North Carolina 81W 68 Georgia State 56L 80 NE Louisiana 85W 82 Louisiana Tech 70W 89 Appalachian State 74L 68 Georgia Southern 90W 88 Western Kentucky 75L 62 Middle Tennessee 82L 65 Murray 67L 67 Austin Peay 80L 81 Morehead 97L 72 Eastern Kentucky 75W 56 Tennessee Tech 55W 95 Georgia State 84L 65 Clemson 73W 80 Middle Tennessee 76L 68 Western Kentucky 85L 65 Austin Peay 77L 75 Murray 85L 67 Eastern Kentucky 87L 76 Morehead 85L 72 Tennessee Tech 81


W 81 Madison College 73L 71 North Carolina 93L 75 Western Carolina 92L 62 UNC (Asheville) 63L 85 Roanoke 92W 96 Appalachian St. 79W 94 Mississippi Coll. 67L 86 @ Appalachian St. 72L 74 Middle Tennessee 80L 89 Western Kentucky 90L 80 Austin Peay 99W 89 Murray 85L 82 Eastern Kentucky 91W 81 Morehead 80L 84 Tennessee Tech 85L 83 W. Kentucky 106L 81 Middle Tennessee 85W 88 Murray 75L 89 Austin Peay 90L 84 Morehead 101W 97 Eastern Kentucky 91W 80 Tennessee Tech 78L 87 Maryland 104


L 61 Florida 74L 84 Biscayne 86L 77 Madison 90

L 81 American Univ. 84W 93 Houston Baptist 71W 81 @ Appalachian St. 80L 67 North Carolina 104L 69 Richmond 83L 67 Richmond 71L 69 Tennessee Tech 74L 54 Georgia Tech 79L 60 Western Kentucky 82L 60 Middle Tennessee 79L 72 Murray 78L 66 Austin Peay 83W 85 Morehead 77L 90 Eastern Kentucky 93L 97 Tennessee Tech 119L 73 Appalachian State 79W 88 Middle Tennessee 74L 67 Western Kentucky 76L 91 Austin Peay 109L 73 Murray State 79W 85 Morehead 70W 75 Eastern Kentucky 64L 74 Western Kentucky 91

1976-77 (12-14 overall, 6-8 in OVC)Head Coach: Sonny Smith

W 80 UNC (Wilmington) 67L 63 Wake Forest 94L 59 Florida 62W 94 Robert Morris 72W 70 Madison 60L 65 @ Appalachian St. 67L 54 Georgia Tech 62W 63 Richmond 60L 72 Louisiana Tech 78L 75 Georgia Southern 76L 51 Middle Tennessee 52W 67 Western Kentucky 61L 69 Austin Peay 93L 62 Murray 80W 85 Eastern Kentucky 81W 76 Morehead 71W 87 Western Carolina 74W 68 Tennessee Tech 66W 72 Appalachian State 56L 61 Western Kentucky 70L 67 Middle Tennessee 78L 72 Murray 77L 59 Austin Peay 72W 63 Morehead 60L 65 Eastern Kentucky 66W 92 Tennessee Tech 74

1977-78 (18-9 overall, 10-4 in OVC)Head Coach: Sonny Smith

W 95 Campbell 66W 80 @ Appalachian St. 63L 57 UNC (Wilmington) 67W 72 Eastern Montana 63L 69 Wake Forest 70W 81 UNC (Asheville) 71W 74 @ W. Carolina 61W 91 Virginia Union 80L 71 Va Commonwealth 86W 93 Roberts Morris 55W 75 Murray 72W 66 Austin Peay 58L 94 Western Kentucky 98L 61 Middle Tennessee 68W 75 Eastern Kentucky 69W 84 Appalachian State 81W 67 Tennessee Tech 61L 78 UNC (Wilmington) 82W 84 Murray 69W 69 Austin Peay 64W 80 W. Kentucky(3OT) 77L 53 Middle Tennessee 62W 70 Eastern Kentucky 68W 74 Morehead 61L 64 Tennessee Tech 72W 93 Morehead 79L 75 # W. Kentucky 79# - at OVC Playoffs

1978-79 (16-11 overall)

Head Coach: Jim HalihanW 71 Campbell 63W 96 S.C. State 65W 98 Delta State 79L 76 @ Marshall 88L 78 Wake Forest 93W 94 UNC (Asheville) 68W 86 Georgia Tech 76L 67 UT-Chattanooga 68L 58 Weber State 72L 68 Northwestern 72L 86 S. Mississippi 96L 47 Appalachian State 55

W 88 Alderson Broaddus 81W 65 Austin Peay 55W 74 Tennessee Tech 67W 72 South Carolina 68W 85 N.C. Central 66L 54 @ W. Carolina 56W 64 Samford 63W 85 Austin Peay 73W 65 Western Kentucky 63L 55 Robert Morris 71W 87 Baptist College 66L 56 @ Appalachian St. 83W 84 UT-Chattanooga 80W 107 Tennessee Tech 70L 65 UNC (Wilmington) 74

1979-80 (15-13 overall, 8-7 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Jim HalihanW 78 UW-Milwaukee 60L 56 Wisconsin 68W 72 Pembroke State 55W 105 UNC-Asheville 70W 54 Appalachian State 41L 72 Virginia Tech 82W 72 Campbell 70L 67 Morehead State 68W 88 Tennessee Tech 81L 66 @ Davidson 72L 70 Marshall 76L 59 Western Kentucky 71W 97 VMI 65L 62 @ Marshall 67L 84 Furman(OT) 86L 58 South Carolina 69W 54 @ Appalachian St. 50L 72 Western Carolina 77W 82 UT-Chattanooga 69W 54 @ The Citadel 52W 86 Samford 78W 89 VMI 78W 73 UT-Chattanooga 60W 58 The Citadel 49L 80 @ W. Carolina 82L 46 UNC-Wilmington 49W 71 UT-Chattanooga 67L 81 Furman 93

1980-81 (13-14 overall, 9-7 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Jim HalihanL 57 Kentucky 62W 71 UNC-Asheville 54W 97 Davidson 79L 68 Virginia Tech 72W 78 Tennessee Tech 47W 73 Delaware 67L 65 West Virginia 76L 54 Florida 72L 68 South Carolina 72L 42 VMI 43L 87 @ W. Carolina 93W 84 Furman 71L 66 @ Marshall 78W 68 @ VMI 67W 91 The Citadel 66L 60 @ Appalachian St. 65W 77 UT-Chattanooga 75L 82 @ Davidson(OT) 84W 76 Marshall 75W 88 UT-Chattanooga 81W 53 Liberty Baptist 30W 95 Western Carolina 88W 70 @ The Citadel (OT) 66L 72 App. St.(OT) 78L 71 Morehead State 78L 76 Furman 78L 80 $ W. Carolina 91$ - at Southern Conference Tournament

1981-82 (13-15 overall, 8-8 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Jim HalihanW 86 Wilmington (Ohio) 65W 67 Memphis State 62L 72 Va. Commonwealth 79L 69 Tennessee Tech 77L 79 Virginia Tech 94W 91 Wofford 64L 84 Marquette 96L 75 Cal-Irvine 77L 74 Memphis State 91W 82 Furman 74W 69 Davidson 59W 95 Marshall 87L 52 @ The Citadel 64L 73 UT-Chattanooga 78L 69 Davidson 71W 89 The Citadel 81W 94 @ W.Carolina(2OT) 92

W 92 @ VMI 68W 88 South Carolina 82W 92 Furman 90W 104 VMI 69L 96 @ Marshall 98L 79 App. St. (2OT) 81L 60 UT-Chattanooga 71L 91 Western Carolina 100L 59 @ App. St. (OT) 62W 110 $ Marshall 92L 65 $ UT-Chattanooga 70$ - at Southern Conference Tournament

1982-83 (22-9 overall, 12-4 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Barry DowdL 60 Va. Commonwealth 83W 69 Ole Miss 63W 80 South Carolina 75L 62 Memphis State 80W 81 Radford 61W 75 Tennessee Tech 71W 71 California(OT) 69W 56 SI-Edwardsville 52L 73 UT-Chattanooga 76W 57 The Citadel 54W 78 @ Appalachian St. 58W 67 @ Davidson 66W 90 Furman 63L 66 Western Carolina 67L 66 UT-Chattanooga 78W 96 Davidson 74L 64 @ The Citadel 79W 75 @ Marshall 73W 86 @ VMI 63W 78 UNC-Wilmington 68W 84 Furman 79W 86 Marshall 82W 83 VMI 64W 102 @ W. Carolina 83W 67 Appalachian State 55L 61 S. Mississippi 77W 73 UNC-Wilmington 64W 75 $The Citadel 65W 81 Furman 68L 62 UT-Chattanooga 70L 74 Vanderbilt 79$ - Southern Conference first-round, Charleston, W.V.

1983-84 (9-19 overall, 6-10 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Barry DowdW 64 North Georgia 54L 44 Ole Miss(OT) 46L 56 Richmond 65L 50 Arkansas 79L 64 Alabama 87L 57 South Carolina 79W 84 Radford 67L 67 Furman 73L 54 Georgia 73W 70 UNC-Greensboro 53L 58 San Diego State 80L 54 Washington 62L 56 @ VMI 62W 81 Western Carolina 76L 62 The Citadel 75W 58 Davidson 51L 82 @ Marshall 100W 56 VMI 55W 65 Appalachian State 63L 69 UT-Chattanooga 86L 65 @ W. Carolina 74L 63 Marshall 65L 72 @ The Citadel 76W 60 Furman 58L 63 @ Davidson 79L 66 @ Appalachian St. 69W 71 UT-Chattanooga 65L 50 $UT-Chattanooga 82$ - at Southern Conference Tournament

1984-85 (9-18 overall, 3-13 in SoCon)

Head Coach: Barry DowdW 77 UNC-Asheville 71L 76 Alabama 100W 63 Delaware State 60L 55 Stetson 65L 57 UAB 72L 54 Kentucky 69L 46 James Madison 56L 57 Appalachian State 66L 57 Marshall 62L 58 @ Davidson 69W 94 The Citadel (OT) 90L 65 Western Carolina 86L 54 Furman 78L 74 UT-Chattanooga 88L 67 @ The Citadel 79


NCA

A Tournam

ent Appearances . . . 1968, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010

all-time results

W 78 Radford 73L 63 UT-Chattanooga 71L 72 Furman 73W 75 Augusta College 60L 53 @ VMI 60W 68 Davidson(OT) 67L 59 @ Marshall 81L 70 @ Appalachian St. 74W 91 Georgia State 80L 74 @ W. Carolina 95W 71 VMI (OT) 70W 70 Ole Miss (OT) 64

1985-86 (13-16 overall, 8-8 in SoCon)Head Coach: Les Robinson

W 68 Wofford 63L 67 *Clemson 92L 72 *Vanderbilt 75W 71 @UNC-Asheville 57L 44 @ UAB 63L 66 ^Georgia Southern 69L 69 ^UT-Chattanooga 77W 97 Augusta College 68L 85 @Georgia State 89W 64 @Furman 62L 77 @UT-Chattanooga 91W 88 VMI 74W 75 Marshall 63W 78 @ W. Carolina 69W 80 Davidson(3OT) 76W 87 @Appalachian St. 70L 74 Furman 81W 74 The Citadel 70L 76 @Marshall 96W 77 @VMI 74L 54 Appalachian State 56L 84 UT-Chattanooga 85L 84 W. Carolina(OT) 89L 90 @The Citadel 98L 71 @Davidson 83W 59 Radford 57L 81 @Radford 90W 82 $Marshall 80L 65 $Davidson 74* at IPTAY Tournament, Clemson, S.C.;^ at Coca-Cola Tournament, Chattanooga, Tenn.; $ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.


W 97 Newberry 81W 84 N.C. Wesleyan 64L 85 @ N.C. State 104L 77 UNC-Greensboro 86L 56 @ Virginia 83L 66 UNC-Asheville 69L 63 UT-Chattanooga 66L 67 Coastal Carolina 80W 68 VMI 66L 62 @ Marshall 81W 71 @Tennessee St. 69L 57 @ W. Carolina 74L 65 @ Davidson 106W 76 Appalachian State 70L 61 Furman 90L 80 @ The Citadel 90L 60 @ Virginia Tech 90L 72 Marshall 86W 76 USC-Aiken 68L 69 @ Furman 81L 78 @ UT-Chattanooga 79W 59 Western Carolina 58L 57 @ Appalachian St. 67L 72 The Citadel 86L 66 Davidson 75L 65 @ North Carolina 118L 65 @ VMI 81L 74 @ UNC-Asheville 103


L 52 UNC-Greensboro 77L 73 Virginia Tech 85W 86 Erskine 84L 59 @ Mississippi St. 86L 55 Tennessee State 63W 93 Bluefield College 88W 88 UNC-Asheville 77L 63 @ UT-Chattanooga 88W 70 @ Furman 67L 62 @ Augusta Coll. 70W 86 VMI 65W 84 Marshall 74W 72 @ W. Carolina 64L 75 Davidson 81L 90 @ App. St. 108L 89 Furman(OT) 91

W 97 The Citadel 90L 72 @ Marshall 77W 77 @ VMI 72L 67 Appalachian State 68W 83 UT-Chattanooga 80W 82 Western Carolina 74W 74 @ Coastal Carolina 72L 66 @ Wake Forest 87L 89 Coastal Caro. (2OT) 97L 66 @ The Citadel 85W 76 @ Davidson(OT) 74W 82 $ Appalachian St. 73L 60 $ VMI 79$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.


W 111 Erskine 81W 109 Bluefield 77L 81 *Syracuse 120W 79 *Miami-Ohio 78W 91 Mississippi State 82W 70 Tennessee State 69W 88 ^Pacific 86W 98 ^Cal-Sacramento 82L 68 +SW Missouri St. 72W 92 +Iona 88W 83 Western Carolina 74L 82 UT-Chatt. (OT) 86L 86 @ Furman 90L 70 Appalachian State 91W 79 @ The Citadel 70W 91 @ VMI 81W 101 Marshall 84W 98 Wake Forest 94L 73 @ UT-Chatta(OT) 74L 77 @ W. Carolina 93L 75 The Citadel 78W 83 Furman 81W 89 @ App. St.(OT) 87L 79 @ Virginia Tech 82W 93 Wofford 65L 88 @ Marshall 97W 82 VMI 80W 93 $ The Citadel 89W 76 $ UT-Chattanooga 73W 96 $ Marshall 73L 71 % Oklahoma 72* - at Carrier Classic, Syracuse, N.Y.; ^ - at Sacramento Holiday Classic, Sacramento, Calif.; + - at BMA Holiday Classic, Kansas City, Mo.; $ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.; % - at NCAA Southeast Regional, Nashville, Tenn.

1989-90 (27-7 overall, 12-2 in SoCon)SoCon Tournament ChampsHead Coach: Les Robinson

W 120 Charleston 83W 83 @ Tennessee 70W 91 Carson-Newman 65W 125 Newberry 74L 73 * Boston Univ. 78W 79 * Monmouth 67W 92 @ N.C. State 82W 86 ^East Carolina 80L 86 ^ Maryland 91W 83 ^ Chaminade 69L 66 @ UCLA 115W 107 Liberty 91W 92 @ W. Carolina 73W 75 @ UT-Chattanooga 70L 69 @ Wake Forest 73W 94 Furman 65W 92 The Citadel 57W 86 @ Drake 78W 96 @ Appalachian St. 94L 77 @ VMI 78W 99 @ Marshall 88W 93 UT-Chattanooga 73W 99 Western Carolina 88W 64 @ Liberty 49W 87 @ The Citadel 86L 97 @ Furman (OT) 100W 98 Appalachian State 82W 86 Drake 71W 84 Marshall 74W 100 VMI 81W 75 $W. Carolina 60W 99 $VMI 94W 96 $Appalachian St. 75L 83 % Georgia Tech 99* - at Montana Tournament, Missoula, Mont.^ - at Chaminade Christmas Tournament, Honolulu, Hawaii$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.% - at NCAA Southeast Regional, Knoxville, Tenn.

1990-91 (28-5 overall, 11-3 in SoCon)

SoCon Regular Season & Tournament ChampionsHead Coach: Alan LeForce

W 83 *Brigham Young 80L 79 *Arizona 88W 105 George Mason 92W 103 Austin Peay 86W 112 Eckerd 48W 92 Wofford 50W 68 @James Madison 65W 90 @Cincinnati 79W 94 N.C. State 91W 96 @George Mason 86W 89 Appalachian St. 70W 86 Liberty 55W 95 Furman 79W 96 The Citadel 76W 93 @W. Carolina 76L 74 @UT-Chattanooga 76W 97 @VMI 66W 99 Marshall 88W 105 @Memp. St. (OT) 102W 94 @Appalachian St. 78W 93 UT-Chattanooga 70W 110 Belmont Abbey 70W 101 @The Citadel 69L 93 @Furman 104W 90 @Liberty 49W 96 @UNC-Charlotte 80W 102 Western Carolina 78L 103 @Marshall (OT) 107W 88 VMI 76W 99 $The Citadel 70W 104 $UT-Chattanooga 71W 101 $Appalachian St. 82L 73 & Iowa 76* - at NIT Preseason Tournament, Provo, Utah$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.& - at NCAA Midwest Regional, Minneapolis, Minn.

1991-92 Results(24-7 overall, 12-2 in SoCon)

SoCon Regular& Tournament ChampionsHead Coach: Alan LeForce

W 89 Wofford 70W 87 @ Tennessee 79W 109 Oral Roberts 93W 87 Southern Miss 76W 86 &NE Louisiana 77 L 83 &Oregon 98 L 85 @ Austin Peay 89W 110 James Madison 90 W 82 @ Xavier 79 L 83 @ Oral Roberts 85 L 63 @ S. Mississippi 79 W 80 @ Furman 75 W 79 @ The Citadel 60 W 102 Western Carolina 66 L 82 UT-Chattanooga 88 W 80 @ Virginia Military 68 W 72 @ Marshall 66 W 81 Appalachian State 75 W 72 @ N C State 66 W 107 The Citadel 88 L 94 Furman 103 W 83 @ UT-Chatt. 67 W 96 @ W. Carolina 76W 99 Marshall 80 W 92 Virginia Military 84 W 70 @ Appalachian St. 63 W 89 $ The Citadel 55 W 77 $ Appalachian St. 69 W 74 $ UT-Chattanooga 62 W 87 % Arizona 80 L 90 % Michigan 102& - at Tokyo, Japan$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.% - at NCAA Southeast Regional, Atlanta, Ga.

1992-93 (19-10 overall, 12-6 in SoCon)SoCon Reg. Season Runner-up

Head Coach: Alan LeForceW 87 Wofford 76W 72 & Eastern Illinois 49L 74 & Purdue 88L 83 @ Kansas 86W 112 Carson-Newman 66 L 69 @ Michigan State 80 W 71 @ E. Kentucky 66W 71 VMI 54 W 85 @ The Citadel 69 L 75 @ Ga. Southern 96 W 83 Marshall 74

W 75 Davidson 67 W 98 Furman 82W 98 @ Appalachian St. 79 L 77 @ UT-Chattanooga 87 L 73 @ Marshall 75 W 96 @ VMI 70 W 89 UT-Chattanooga 87 W 79 Western Carolina 76 L 71 @ Furman 95 W 93 Ga. Southern (OT) 88 W 76 The Citadel 54L 77 @ W. Carolina 85 L 75 @ Davidson 90W 117 Oral Roberts 91W 81 Appalachian State 78 W 97 $ Appalachian 84W 84 $ Ga. Southern 76L 75 $ UT-Chattanooga 86 & - at Boilermaker Invitational, West Lafayette, Ind.$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.

1993-94 (16-14 overall, 13-5 in SoCon)SoCon Reg. Season Runner-up

Head Coach: Alan LeForceW 92 & Wright State 81L 72 & Marquette 87L 69 & Michigan State 92W 111 Carson-Newman 79W 106 Wofford 77L 81 @ Michigan St. 107L 61 Virginia Tech 80W 76 Georgia Southern 60L 84 ^S. Methodist 88L 73 ^ Rhode Island 86L 65 Xavier 93W 70 The Citadel 54L 52 @ New Mexico St. 58W 90 @ Marshall 76L 63 Davidson 65W 93 @ VMI 92L 87 @ Appalachian St. 96W 93 UT Chattanooga 85W 103 Marshall 85W 106 @ Furman 75L 84 @ UT Chattanooga 86W 94 @ W. Carolina 89W 82 Furman 79L 91 @ Ga. Southern 101W 82 @ The Citadel 70W 97 VMI 69L 81 @ Davidson 82W 75 Western Carolina 73W 101 Appalachian State 86L 78 $ W. Carolina 79& at San Juan Shootout, San Juan, Puerto Rico^ at Golden Harvest Tournament, Kansas City, Mo.$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.

1994-95 (14-14 overall, 9-5 in SoCon)

Second in SoCon North Head Coach: Alan LeForce

W 96 E. Kentucky 91L 79 @ Tennessee St 96W 92 Lees-McRae 66L 74 @ Tennessee 81L 68 @ Texas Tech 106W 100 Wofford 80L 64 @ Virginia Tech 86W 88 Carson-Newman 82L 68 East Carolina 77L 73 @ Kansas 106L 76 @ East Carolina 80L 65 Tennessee State 68L 75 Davidson 81W 74 @ Appalachian St. 68W 85 @ Marshall 82W 89 @ VMI 69W 89 @ GA. Southern 72W 76 Citadel 58L 76 @ UT Chattanooga 87W 75 Furman 66L 78 VMI 80W 91 @ Davidson 81W 83 Appalachian St. 74L 61 Marshall 74L 72 @ W. Carolina 76W 87 UT Chattanooga 82W 85 $ The Citadel 65L 69 $ UT Chattanooga 71 $ at Southern Conference Tournament, Asheville, N.C.

1995-96(7-20 overall, 3-11 in SoCon)

T5th in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Alan LeForce

W 84 Lees-McRae 70W 86 Carson-Newman 63L 58 %Iowa 104L 50 % Mississippi 65L 77 @ Radford 88L 57 @ Michigan St. 63W 68 Radford 64L 73 @ Kansas 108L 81 Texas Tech 99L 56 @ Davidson 88L 70 Tennessee St. 73W 93 @ Wofford 86W 82 Marshall (OT) 76L 86 VMI 96L 68 #Georgia Southern 70W 64 @ The Citadel 49W 100 Appalachian St. 68L 73 UTC 75L 79 @ VMI 82L 66 Davidson 96L 88 @ Furman (OT) 89L 79 @ Appalachian St. 95L 84 @ Marshall 111L 76 Wofford 81L 91 Western Carolina 93L 60 @ UTC 93L 43 #Davidson 67%- at Super Chevy Shootout, University of Iowa# - at Freedom Hall, Johnson City, Tenn.# - at Southern Conference Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.

1996-97(7-20 overall, 2-12 in SoCon)

Fifth in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

W 78 UNC Asheville 69L 45 @ Michigan St. 83W 73 +Lees-McRae 56L 41 @ Virginia Tech 83L 59 @ West Virginia 110W 72 Wofford 68W 93 Bluefield College 74L 49 $@Iowa State 77L 49 $Nevada 68L 59 Radford 64L 40 @ Tennessee 54L 60 @ Ga. South. (OT) 63L 56 The Citadel 63L 54 Furman 67L 54 VMI 57L 60 Davidson 79W 67 @ Wofford 60L 69 @ App. St. (OT) 77L 53 @ UT Chattanooga 83W 76 Marshall 64L 54 @ W. Carolina 65W 70 UT Chatt. (OT) 69L 47 @ Davidson 97L 46 App. State 66L 69 @ Marshall 80L 75 @ VMI 97L 48 %Ga. Southern 68+ - @ Freedom Hall Civic Center, Johnson City, Tenn.$ - @ Iowa State Holiday Classic, Ames, Iowa% - @ Southern Conference Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.

1997-98(11-16 overall, 6-9 in SoCon)

T5th in NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

L 53 @ Vanderbilt 81L 59 @ Michigan St. 82W 61 Coastal Carolina 41W 98 Emory & Henry 66W 70 @ Chas. Southern 67L 61 *UNC Asheville 84L 50 @ Virginia Tech 79W 75 Limestone 55W 82 Chas. Southern 65L 61 @ Coast. Caro. (OT) 67L 57 Appalachian St. 61L 44 @ Furman 46W 74 Wofford 60W 83 Chattanooga 70L 65 @ UNC Greensboro 68L 58 Davidson 71L 66 @ Appalachian St. 78L 71 @ W. Carolina 76W 74 UNC Greensboro 54L 62 Georgia Southern 65W 72 @ The Citadel 57L 47 @ Davidson 67L 65 @ Radford 81


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W 81 W. Carolina 69W 78 $VMI 66L 65 @ VMI 74L 47 #Georgia Southern 57* - at Asheville Civic Center$ - game played in Brooks Gym# - @ Southern Conference Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.

1998-99(17-11 overall, 9-7 in SoCon)

Third in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

W 97 Anderson 54W 64 @Md. Tenn. State 59W 57 @Virginia Tech 48W 80 Md. Tenn. State 64L 54 @Clemson 82W 78 UNC Asheville 71L 53 Michigan State 86L 53 Wake Forest 77W 98 Ferrum 56L 55 VMI 58W 77 Western Carolina 48W 82 Davidson 75L 74 @UTC (OT) 85L 73 @Appalachian St. 84L 65 @UNC Greensboro 76W 96 Belmont 85W 83 Appalachian State 60W 86 The Citadel 73W 74 @Western Carolina 66L 55 Furman 58W 75 @Wofford 73W 83 @VMI 81W 74 UNC Greensboro 57W 82 @Davidson 73L 55 Coll. of Charleston 74L 67 @Ga. Southern 78W 72 $The Citadel 59L 65 $UTC 77$ - @ Southern Conference Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.

1999-2000(14-15 overall, 8-8 in SoCon)

Fourth in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

L 47 @Clemson 77W 73 Lynchburg 54L 68 @James Madison 88L 55 @Vanderbilt 70W 68 Virginia Tech 53L 55 @Xavier 80W 88 @Belmont 80L 66 James Madison (ot) 68L 63 @UNC Asheville 67W 99 Montreat College 71W 84 Morehead State 77L 53 @Charleston 70L 58 Chattanooga 63L 64 @Appalachian State 85L 76 Appalachian State 89W 60 @UNC Greensboro 58W 92 @Western Carolina 84L 60 Davidson 62W 75 @VMI 64W 68 Western Carolina 58W 72 Georgia Southern 71L 60 @Davidson 87W 72 VMI 60W 65 @The Citadel 53L 78 UNC Greensboro 81L 73 @Furman 80W 75 Wofford 71W 85 $The Citadel 71L 51 $Charleston 65$ - @ Southern Conference Tournament, Greenville, S.C.

2000-01(18-10 overall, 13-3 in SoCon)

First in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

W 65 Lynchburg 42L 76 @Tennessee 102L 53 VCU 63L 76 @Vanderbilt 87L 65 UNC Asheville 70W 71 @Morehead State 70W 109 Warren Wilson 68L 66 @Radford 68L 75 @Virginia Tech (ot) 81W 109 Ferrum 68W 73 @James Madison 63L 58 @Chattanooga 67W 85 The Citadel 69W 59 @Davidson 55W 62 @Western Carolina 55W 61 Appalachian State 56W 66 Furman 47

W 74 @VMI 60W 72 @Appalachian State 67L 67 @UNC Greensboro 77W 98 Western Carolina 47W 62 Coll. of Charleston 47L 79 @Georgia Southern 98W 84 UNC Greensboro 75W 64 Davidson 51W 75 VMI 62W 66 @Wofford 65L 64 $Georgia Southern 72$ - @ Southern Conference Tournament, Greenville, S.C.

2001-02(18-10 overall, 11-5 in SoCon)

Tied First in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

W 90 Guilford 61L 62 @Virginia 85L 71 @VCU 79L 66 @South Carolina 83W 77 @UNC Asheville 71W 85 @Coastal Carolina 71W 79 Radford 54W 84 James Madison 57W 110 Shenandoah 60W 109 Virginia-Wise 66L 77 @Vanderbilt 86W 75 Appalachian State 66L 61 @The Citadel 74L 64 @Coll. of Charleston 71W 101 VMI 90L 92 @UNC Greensboro 104L 66 @Davidson 73W 71 Wofford 58L 61 Chattanooga 66W 96 @VMI 77W 100 Georgia Southern 65W 86 @Western Carolina 76W 85 Davidson 78W 90 UNC Greensboro 76W 91 Western Carolina 77W 78 @Furman 67W 79 @Appalachian St. 72L 75 $Coll. of Char. (ot) 76$ - @ Southern Conference Tournament, N. Char., S.C.

2002-03(20-11 overall, 11-5 in SoCon)

First in SoCon North& Tournament ChampionsHead Coach: Ed DeChellis

W 104 Guilford 37L 66 @South Carolina 71L 57 @UNC-Wilmington 78L 75 @Vanderbilt 86W 87 UNC-Asheville 69W 106 UVa.-Wise 70L 76 @Virginia 84W 93 Coastal Carolina 82W 71 &Belmont College 61L 56 &South Florida 68W 108 Juniata 57W 96 UNC Greensboro 94L 94 @Appalachian State 108W 87 The Citadel 81W 65 Coll. of Charleston 61W 67 @VMI 62W 81 @Wofford 61L 71 Davidson 80L 94 @Chattanooga 99W 93 VMI 76L 83 @Ga. Southern 87W 89 Western Carolina 71W 87 @Davidson 72W 75 @UNC Greensboro 73W 89 @Western Carolina 86L 71 Furman 84W 88 Appalachian State 78W 80 $Wofford 75W 64 $Coll. of Charleston 55W 97 $Chattanooga 90L 73 %Wake Forest 76& at South Florida Shootoutin Tampa, Fla.$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Charleston, S.C.% - NCAA East Regional, Tampa, Fla.

2003-04(27-6 overall, 15-1 in SoCon)

First in SoCon North& Tournament Champions

Head Coach: Murry BartowW 65 @Houston 61L 53 @Texas Tech 64W 100 Mars Hill 57W 67 UNC Wilmington 62

W 78 @UNC-Asheville 56W 91 Georgia Southern 85L 86 @Clemson 100W 77 @Tennessee Tech 70W 81 UVa.-Wise 55L 81 & vs. IUPUI 85W 75 & vs. Lamar 62L 66 & vs. American 71W 69 @ Furman 68W 72 @ UNC Greensboro 68W 100 Union College 62W 95 Western Carolina 82W 75 @Elon 72W 75 Davidson 70W 93 @Appalachian State 80W 76 Wofford 54W 79 @Western Carolina 65W 86 UNC Greensboro 65W 66 Appalachian State 63W 82 @Chattanooga 80W 73 Elon 58W 73 @The Citadel 51W 66 @Fresno State 62W 84 Chattanooga 72L 89 Coll. of Charleston 91W 94 $Furman 84W 96 $Davidson 84W 78 $Chattanooga 62L 77 % vs. Cincinnati 80& at Rainbow Classic in Honolulu, Hawaii$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Charleston, S.C.% - NCAA Atlanta Regional, Columbus, Ohio

2004-05(10-19 overall, 4-12 in SoCon)

Fifth in SoCon NorthHead Coach: Murry Bartow

W 105 UVa.-Wise 60L 76 @Marshall 80L 73 Fresno State 90W 82 King College 48L 77 @Alabama 114L 72 Coll. of Charleston 79L 77 @Central Michigan 88W 65 Tennessee Tech 54L 65 Old Dominion 86W 102 Union College 67L 56 @Memphis 87L 79 @Appalachian State 81L 68 Furman 76W 79 Elon 67W 76 @Western Carolina 70L 76 @UNC Greensboro 79L 59 @Chattanooga 93L 76 Citadel 80L 62 @Davidson 63L 64 @Wofford 68L 72 @Elon 80L 73 Appalachian State 95W 105 UNC Greensboro 78W 92 Western Carolina 83W 85 Austin Peay 81L 64 Chattanooga 78L 91 @Georgia Southern 97W 87 $Furman 84L 70 $Chattanooga 77$ - at Southern Conference Tournament, Chattanooga

2005-06(15-13 overall, 12-8 in A-Sun)

Fifth in A-SunHead Coach: Murry Bartow

L 83 @Tennessee 106L 85 @ Radford 95W 91 Marshall 63L 85 Belmont 88L 54 Lipscomb 56L 72 @ Clemson 80L 71 @ Austin Peay 84W 69 Central Michigan 57W 82 Morehead State 70W 63 Florida Atlantic 61W 110 @ Campbell 96W 89 @ Gardner-Webb 66L 72 @ Kennesaw State 78W 98 Jacksonville 87W 86 UNF 71W 81 @ Stetson 72W 104 @ Mercer 81W 110 Kennesaw State 74L 71 Stetson 74W 84 Mercer 81W 88 @Jacksonville 73W 99 @ UNF 83W 89 Campbell 81L 64 Gardner-Webb 69L 87 @ Florida Atlantic 93L 56 @ Lipscomb 76

L 78 @ Belmont 99L 63 $ Gardner-Webb 64$ - at Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, Johnson City

2006-07(24-10 overall, 16-2 in A-Sun)

First in A-SunHead Coach: Murry Bartow

W 90 UVa.-Wise 43L 53 @ Eastern Kentucky 70W 71 Chattanooga 70L 58 ! @ Auburn 64L 56 @ Morehead State 77L 61 ! vs. Sam Houston St. 72W 66 ! vs. Southern 52W 76 @ Mercer 70W 75 @ Stetson 61L 62 @ Vanderbilt 104W 73 Milligan 47W 73 UNC-Asheville 65W 71 Radford 51L 88 @ Tennessee 93L 74 Belmont 75W 75 Lipscomb 72W 66 @ Gardner-Webb 63W 100 @ Campbell 76W 77 UNF 58W 71 Jacksonville 59W 78 Kennesaw State 66W 80 @ Belmont 70W 71 @ Lipscomb 66W 63 Gardner-Webb 61W 87 Campbell 57L 66 @ Jacksonville 74W 56 @ UNF 51W 75 @ Kennesaw State 71W 84 Stetson 49W 112 Mercer 89W 77 $ Stetson 61W 77 $ Lipscomb 72L 67 $ Belmont 94L 57 & @ Clemson 64! - South Padre Island Invitational, South Padre Island, Texas$ - at Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, Johnson City& National Invitation Tournament

2007-08(19-13 overall, 11-5 in A-Sun)

Tied third in A-SunHead Coach: Murry Bartow

L 74 @ Dayton 78W 76 Eastern Kentucky 56L 83 @ Marshall 84 W 89 @ UNC-Asheville 87L 76 @ Chattanooga 82W 98 Tennessee-Wesleyan 60W 79 Marshall 73L 65 @ Oklahoma State 78L 75 @ Syracuse 125W 76 ! vs. Georgia 58L 65 ! vs. Saint Mary’s 89L 80 ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 82W 72 Appalachian State 69W 67 USC-Upstate 60W 74 Campbell 69L 69 Gardner-Webb 73L 83 @ Belmont 86W 86 @ Lipscomb 81W 83 @ Jacksonville 77W 92 North Florida 68W 85 Mercer 79W 72 Kennesaw State 66W 95 @ Florida Gulf Coast 71L 56 @ Stetson 68L 75 Belmont 87W 81 Lipscomb 78L 70 @ Gardner-Webb 96W 88 Tennessee Tech 80W 96 @ Campbell 87W 86 @ USC Upstate 80W 81 $ Lipscomb 74L 65 $ Belmont 69! - Rainbow Classic, Oahu, Hawaii$ - at Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, Nashville, Tenn.

2008-09(23-11 overall, 14-6 in A-Sun)

Second in A-SunHead Coach: Murry Bartow

L 65 ! Temple 79W 65 ! SIU Edwardsville 62L 75 ! Hofstra 76W 96 Wingate 66W 78 @ Tennessee Tech 65L 69 @ Bradley 82W 76 @ Marshall 72

W 81 @ Mercer 61W 89 @ Appalachian State 70W 82 Chattanooga 70W 76 @ Kennesaw State 62L 61 Morehead State 71W 84 Jacksonville 82W 88 North Florida 57W 73 @ Stetson 67L 61 @ Florida Gulf Coast 64W 85 Lipscomb 82W 87 Belmont 57W 79 Campbell 60W 82 USC Upstate 72L 72 @ Jacksonville 82W 67 @ North Florida 64W 102 Florida Gulf Coast 78L 63 Stetson 64L 73 @ Belmont 76L 91 @ Lipscomb 96W 66 @ USC Upstate 61L 62 @ Campbell 68W 81 Kennesaw State 46W 103 Mercer 81W 90 $ Stetson 76W 88 $ Belmont 74W 85 $ Jacksonville 68L 62 % Pittsburgh 72!- Charleston Classic, Charleston, S.C.$ - Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, Nashville% - NCAA East Regional, Dayton, Ohio

2009-10(20-15 overall, 13-7 in A-Sun)

Fifth in A-SunHead Coach: Murry Bartow

W 62 Appalachian State 58L 76 @ Chattanooga 85L 61 @ Morgan State 72L 56 @ Louisville 69W 77 Coll. Of Charleston 71W 94 @ Arkansas 85W 82 North Florida 56L 66 @ Tennessee 78L 52 @ UAB 74W 75 North Georgia 71L 57 Murray State 61L 58 @ Morehead State 60W 93 Jacksonville 70W 63 @ USC Upstate 62W 63 @ Kennesaw State 46L 78 @ Mercer 83L 52 Stetson 54W 73 Florida Gulf Coast 51W 71 @ Lipscomb 69L 89 @ Belmont 100W 72 Campbell 57L 84 Lipscomb 85L 67 Belmont 74W 56 @ Florida Gulf Coast 47W 75 @ Stetson 60W 66 Kennesaw State 45L 77 Mercer 82L 57 @ Campbell 79W 63 USC Upstate 56W 61 @ North Florida 46W 64 @ Jacksonville 62W 72 $ Campbell 64W 69 $ Kennesaw State 64W 72 $ Mercer 66L 71 % Kentucky 100$ - Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, Macon% - NCAA East Regional, New Orleans, Louisiana


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Alabama 3 0 3 1984 2004 Lost 3Alabama-Birmingham 3 0 3 1985 2009 Lost 3Alabama Southern 1 1 0 1928 1928 Won 1Alderson-Broaddus 1 1 0 1979 1979 Won 1American University 1 0 1 1976 1976 Lost 1Anderson 1 1 0 1999 1999 Won 1Appalachian State 122 76 46 1928 2009 Won 3Arizona 2 1 1 1991 1992 Won 1Arizona State 1 0 1 1953 1953 Lost 1Arkansas 2 1 1 1984 2009 Won 1Arkansas State 6 4 2 1965 1967 Won 2Athens College 4 4 0 1922 1923 Won 4Auburn 1 0 1 2006 2006 Lost 1Augusta 3 2 1 1985 1988 Lost 1Austin Peay 69 39 30 1949 2005 Lost 1Belmont 18 8 10 1955 2010 Lost 2Belmont Abbey (NC) 3 2 1 1957 1991 Won 1Berea 1 1 0 1951 1951 Won 1Bethel 5 4 1 1953 1956 Won 1Biscayne 1 0 1 1976 1976 Lost 1Bluefield (WV) 9 7 2 1927 1997 Won 4Boston University 1 0 1 1990 1990 Lost 1Bradley 1 0 1 2008 2008 Lost 1Brigham Young 1 1 0 1991 1991 Won 1California 1 1 0 1983 1983 Won 1Cal-Irvine 1 0 1 1982 1982 Lost 1Cal-Sacramento 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Campbell 14 12 2 1978 2010 Won 1Carson-Newman 52 32 20 1920 1996 Won 5Catawba 1 1 0 1931 1931 Won 1 Centenary 7 3 4 1957 1967 Won 1Central Michigan 2 1 1 2004 2005 Won 1 Chaminade 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Charleston (not CofC) 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Charleston Southern 3 3 0 1979 1998 Won 3Chattanooga 75 33 42 1962 2009 Lost 1Cincinnati 3 1 2 1956 2004 Lost 1The Citadel 50 35 15 1962 2004 Lost 1Clemson 7 0 7 1974 2007 Lost 7Coastal Carolina 7 4 3 1987 2003 Won 2College of Charleston 11 4 7 1999 2009 Won 1Concord 2 1 1 1926 1927 Won 1Cumberland (KY) 4 3 1 1924 1951 Won 3Davidson 45 19 26 1961 2005 Lost 1Dayton 1 0 1 2007 2007 Lost 1Delaware 1 1 0 1981 1981 Won 1Delaware State 1 1 0 1985 1985 Won 1Delta State 1 1 0 1979 1979 Won 1DePaul 1 0 1 1970 1970 Lost 1Drake 2 2 0 1990 1990 Won 2 Duke 1 1 0 1969 1969 Won 1East Carolina 15 7 8 1965 1995 Lost 2Eastern Illinois 1 1 0 1992 1992 Won 1Eastern Kentucky 49 21 28 1924 2007 Won 1Eastern Montana 1 1 0 1978 1978 Won 1Eckerd 1 1 0 1991 1991 Won 1Elon 4 3 1 2004 2005 Lost 1Emory & Henry 48 23 25 1922 1998 Won 3Erskine 2 2 0 1988 1989 Won 2Ferrum 2 2 0 1999 2001 Won 2Florida 4 0 4 1970 1981 Lost 4Florida Atlantic 2 1 1 2006 2006 Lost 1Florida Gulf Coast 5 4 1 2008 2010 Won 3Florida State 4 3 1 1956 1972 Lost 1Fresno State 2 1 1 2004 2004 Lost 1Furman 46 23 23 1962 2005 Won 1Gardner-Webb 7 3 4 2006 2008 Lost 2George Mason 2 2 0 1991 1991 Won 2George Washington 1 0 1 1971 1971 Lost 1Georgia 3 2 1 1961 2007 Won 1Georgia Southern 29 12 17 1961 2005 Lost 1Georgia State 5 4 1 1957 1986 Lost 1Georgia Teachers 1 0 1 1958 1958 Won 1Georgia Tech 4 1 3 1976 1990 Lost 1Guilford College 2 2 0 2002 2003 Won 2Gustavus Adolphus 1 0 1 1956 1956 Lost 1

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Hardin-Simmons 3 1 2 1958 1967 Lost 1High Point 1 1 0 1953 1953 Won 1Hiwassee 2 2 0 1947 1947 Won 2Hofstra 1 0 1 2008 2008 Lost 1Houston 1 1 0 2004 2004 Won 1Houston Baptist 1 1 0 1976 1976 Won 1IUPUI 1 0 1 2004 2004 Lost 1Illinois State 1 1 0 1969 1969 Won 1Illinois Wesleyan 1 1 0 1962 1962 Won 1Iona 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Iowa 2 0 2 1991 1996 Lost 2Iowa State 1 0 1 1997 1997 Lost 1Jacksonville 12 8 4 1970 2010 Won 3James Madison 10 6 4 1974 2002 Won 2Johnson Bible College 2 1 1 1924 1924 Won 1Junaluska College 1 1 0 1923 1923 Won 1Juniata 1 1 0 2003 2003 Won 1Kansas 3 0 3 1992 1996 Lost 3Kennesaw State 10 9 1 2006 2010 Won 9Kentucky 3 0 3 1981 2010 Lost 3Kentucky Wesleyan 3 0 3 1957 1958 Lost 3King College 36 21 15 1920 2004 Won 11Lees-McRae 6 5 1 1941 1997 Won 5Lehigh 1 1 0 1969 1969 Won 1Lenoir College 4 2 2 1924 1925 Won 2Liberty 5 5 0 1981 1991 Won 5Limestone 1 1 0 1998 1998 Won 1Lincoln Memorial 53 38 15 1923 1958 Lost 1Lipscomb 37 27 10 1951 2010 Lost 1Louisiana-Lafayette 2 0 2 1959 2007 Lost 2Louisiana Tech 2 1 1 1974 1977 Lost 1Louisville 1 0 1 2009 2009 Lost 1Loyola (La.) 1 0 1 1963 1963 Lost 1Lynchburg 2 2 0 1999 2001 Won 2Mars Hill 8 4 4 1925 2004 Won 1Marshall 46 25 21 1957 2008 Won 2Marquette 3 0 3 1968 1993 Lost 3Maryland 2 0 2 1975 1990 Lost 2Maryville 34 13 21 1922 1951 Won 2McNeese State 2 1 1 1959 1960 Won 1Memphis 7 3 4 1953 2005 Lost 1Mercer 11 9 2 1971 2010 Won 1Miami (Ohio) 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Michigan 1 0 1 1992 1992 Lost 1Michigan State 7 0 7 1993 1999 Lost 7Middle Tennessee 59 24 35 1950 1999 Won 2Milligan 58 34 24 1921 2006 Won 2Mississippi 12 5 7 1953 1996 Lost 1Mississippi College 1 1 0 1974 1974 Won 1 Mississippi State 2 1 1 1988 1989 Won 1Missouri State 3 1 2 1954 1989 Lost 1Missouri Valley 1 0 1 1955 1955 Lost 1Monmouth College 1 1 0 1990 1990 Won 1Montreat College 1 1 0 1999 1999 Won 1Morehead State 51 24 27 1954 2010 Lost 3Morgan State 1 0 1 2010 2010 Lost 1Murray State 42 19 23 1959 2010 Lost 1Nevada 1 0 1 1997 1997 Lost 1Newberry 2 2 0 1987 1990 Won 2New Mexico State 1 0 1 1993 1993 Lost 1North Carolina 5 0 5 1970 1987 Lost 5N. Carolina Central 1 1 0 1979 1979 Won 1N. Carolina State 4 3 1 1987 1992 Won 3N. Carolina Wesleyan 1 1 0 1887 1987 Won 1UNC Asheville 20 14 6 1975 2007 Won 5UNC Charlotte 3 2 1 1971 1991 Won 2UNC Greensboro 19 11 8 1984 2005 Won 1 UNC Wilmington 9 4 5 1977 2004 Won 1North Florida 9 9 0 2006 2010 Won 9North Georgia 2 2 0 1984 2010 Won 2Northeast Louisiana 2 1 1 1974 1992 Won 1Northern Illinois 2 2 0 1969 1970 Won 2Northwestern 1 0 1 1979 1979 Lost 1Northwestern St. (LA) 1 0 1 1971 1971 Lost 1Ohio 1 1 0 1969 1969 Won 1Ohio State 2 0 2 1968 1971 Lost 2


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Oklahoma 1 0 1 1989 1989 Lost 1Oklahoma State 1 0 1 2007 2007 Lost 1Old Dominion 1 0 1 2004 2004 Lost 1Oral Roberts 3 2 1 1992 1993 Won 1Oregon 1 0 1 1992 1992 Lost 1Pacific 1 1 0 1989 1989 Won 1Pembroke State 1 1 0 1980 1980 Won 1Pittsburgh 1 0 1 2009 2009 Lost 1Purdue 1 0 1 1992 1992 Lost 1Radford 13 7 6 1983 2006 Won 1Rhode Island 1 0 1 1993 1993 Lost 1Richmond 11 7 4 1964 1984 Lost 1Rider 1 1 0 1969 1969 Won 1Roanoke College 9 4 5 1948 1975 Lost 3Robert Morris 3 2 1 1977 1979 Lost 1Rollins 1 1 0 1972 1972 Won 1St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 0 1 2007 2007 Lost 1San Diego State 1 0 1 1984 1984 Lost 1Sam Houston State 1 0 1 2006 2006 Lost 1Samford 2 2 0 1979 1980 Won 2Shenandoah 1 1 0 2002 2002 Won 1South Carolina 8 3 5 1979 2003 Lost 3South Carolina-Aiken 1 1 0 1987 1987 Won 1South Carolina State 1 1 0 1979 1979 Won 1USC Upstate 6 6 0 2008 2010 Won 6South Florida 1 0 1 2003 2003 Lost 1Southern 1 1 0 2006 2006 Won 1Southern Methodist 1 0 1 1993 1993 Lost 1Southern Mississippi 11 4 7 1955 1992 Lost 1S. Ill.-Edwardsville 2 2 0 1983 2008 Won 2Springfield (MA) 1 1 0 1955 1955 Won 1Spring Hill (AL) 4 3 1 1955 1959 Won 1Stetson 13 8 5 1972 2010 Won 1Syracuse 2 0 2 1989 2007 Lost 2

Temple 1 0 1 2008 2008 Lost 1Tennessee 13 2 11 1960 2010 Lost 6Tennessee State 6 2 4 1987 1996 Lost 3Tennessee Tech 68 35 33 1923 2009 Won 5Tennessee Wesleyan 6 5 1 1925 2007 Won 4Texas Tech 3 0 3 1995 2004 Lost 3Trinity (Texas) 1 1 0 1971 1971 Won 1Tusculum 59 40 19 1922 1958 Won 13UCLA 1 0 1 1990 1990 Lost 1Union (Ky.) 10 6 4 1930 2004 Won 5Union (Tenn.) 12 10 2 1924 1954 Won 8Vanderbilt 8 0 8 1983 2007 Lost 8Virginia 3 0 3 1987 2003 Lost 3Va. Commonwealth 9 0 9 1971 2002 Lost 9VMI 53 40 13 1953 2003 Won 8 Virginia Tech 16 3 13 1960 2001 Lost 1Virginia Union 1 1 0 1978 1978 Won 1Virginia-Wise 4 4 0 2002 2006 Won 4Wake Forest 8 1 7 1977 2003 Lost 2Warren Wilson College 1 1 0 2001 2001 Won 1Washington 1 0 1 1984 1984 Lost 1Washington & Lee 2 1 1 1949 1955 Lost 1Weber State 1 0 1 1979 1979 Lost 1West Virginia 2 0 2 1981 1997 Lost 2Western Carolina 69 46 23 1931 2005 Won 15Western Kentucky 47 11 36 1948 1980 Lost 1 William & Mary 1 0 1 1964 1964 Lost 1Wilmington (Ohio) 1 1 0 1982 1982 Won 1Wingate 1 1 0 2008 2008 Won 1Wisconsin 1 0 1 1980 1980 Lost 1Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 1 0 1980 1980 Won 1Wofford 38 32 6 1958 2005 Lost 1Wright State 1 1 0 1993 1993 Won 1Xavier 3 1 2 1992 1999 Lost 2

Coach Years Seasons Gms Win Loss Pct.Murry Bartow 2003-10 7 225 138 87 .613Ed DeChellis 1997-2003 7 198 105 93 .530Alan LeForce 1991-96 6 178 108 70 .607Les Robinson 1985-90 5 148 78 70 .527Barry Dowd 1982-85 3 86 40 46 .465Jim Halihan 1978-82 4 110 57 53 .518Sonny Smith 1976-78 2 53 30 23 .566Leroy Fisher 1973-76 3 75 23 52 .307*Madison Brooks 1948-73 25 633 370 263 .585L.T. Roberts 1947-48 1 17 9 8 .529Gene McMurray 1933-47 13 174 90 84 .517John Robinson 1925-31 6 65 25 40 .364Jim Luck 1923-25 2 25 10 15 .400Vernon McFee 1922-23 1 10 5 5 .500Charles Reece 1918-22 4 31 19 12 .613*Madison Brooks was the fifth-winningest coach in the nation when he retired in 1973.

Les Robinson, 1985-90Alan LeForce, 1990-1996 Ed DeChellis, 1996-2003Madison Brooks, 1948-73

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Buccaneer Tournament RecordsTeam

Points ............................................................................... 90 ................................................................vs. Michigan, 1992Points Allowed .............................................................. 102 .............................................................. vs. Michigan, 1992Field Goals ....................................................................... 34 ..........................................................vs. Georgia Tech, 1990Field Goals Allowed ........................................................ 39, ..........................................................vs. Georgia Tech, 19903-pt. Field Goals .............................................................. 13 ..................................................................vs. Arizona, 1992Rebounds ........................................................................ 44 ............................................................. vs. Oklahoma, 1989Assists ............................................................................. 19 ..................................................................vs. Arizona, 1992Largest Margin of Victory ................................................ 10 ..........................................................vs. Florida State, 1968Largest Margin of Defeat ................................................. 29 ............................................................... vs. Kentucky, 2010

IndividualPoints ...............................................................................31 ...........................................Greg Dennis, vs. Michigan, 1992Field Goals .......................................................................12 ........... NCAA -- Rodney English, vs. Iowa, 1991 (25 points)........................................................................................13..............NIT -- Courtney Pigram, vs. Clemson 2007 (25 points)Field Goal Attempts .........................................................25 ........................................... Tim Smith, vs. Cincinnati, 20043-pt. Field Goals ................................................................5 ................................ Keith Jennings, vs. Georgia Tech, 19903-pt. Field Goal Attempts ..................................................9 ........................................ Jason Niblett, vs. Michigan, 1992Free Throws .......................................................................9 ..........................................Greg Dennis, vs. Michigan, 1992 ..................................Zakee Wadood, vs. Wake Forest, 2003Free Throw Attempts .......................................................12 ....................................... Rodney English, vs. Arizona, 1992 ..................................Zakee Wadood, vs. Wake Forest, 2003Assists .............................................................................13 .............................................Keith Jennings, vs. Iowa, 1991Most Points by an Opponent ...........................................36 .........................................Dennis Scott, Georgia Tech, 1990

NCAA Tournament Results1968 - Mideast Regional

ETSU 79 Florida State 69Ohio State 79 ETSU 72Marquette 69 ETSU 57

1989 - Southeast RegionalOklahoma 72 ETSU 71

1990 - Southeast RegionalGa. Tech 99 ETSU 83

1991 - Midwest RegionalIowa 76 ETSU 73

1992 - Southeast RegionalETSU 87 Arizona 80Michigan 102 ETSU 90

2003 - East RegionalWake Forest 76 ETSU 73

2004 - Atlanta RegionalCincinnati 80 ETSU 77

2009 - East RegionalPittsburgh 72 ETSU 62

2010 - East RegionalKentucky 100 ETSU 71

From left to right, Greg Dennis, Calvin Talford and Keith “Mister” Jennings electrified ETSU fans during the late 1980s and early 1990s, helping take the Buccaneers to four straight Southern Conference Tournament titles and four straight trips to the NCAAs.

NITThe Bucs participated in the 1983 National Invitation Tournament, as seen in this photo to the left. ETSU lost in the first round to Vanderbilt, 79-74. Wes Stallings scored 12 points and grabbed three rebounds for the Bucs. The Bucs also competed in the 2007 NIT a year ago, losing to Clemson in a hard fought game, 64-57.


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1989 The 1988-89 Bucs began East Tennessee State’s four-year streak of NCAA Tournament bids. The unknown Bucs fell one point short (72-71) of shocking the collegiate basketball world with an upset of Oklahoma on March 16, 1989. A win by the Bucs would have been the first in Tournament history by a No. 16 seed over a No. 1 seed. ETSU controlled the first half, leading by eight at the break. The Bucs and Sooners battled

throughout the second half, but when point guard Keith “Mr.” Jennings fouled out, ETSU’s fate was sealed. Oklahoma center Stacey King used a superman performance -- 28 points, 10 rebounds -- to assure his team of advancing. ETSU center Greg Dennis had 20 points and 15 rebounds.

Southeast RegionalNashville, Tenn.

Southeast RegionalKnoxville, Tenn.

Georgia Tech didn’t blink in blitzing the Bucs, 99-83, in the NCAA Tournament’s first round on March 15, 1990. The Ramblin’ Wreck shot 60.9 percent from the field and 53.8 from behind the arc. Lethal Weapon 3 led the way. Shooting guard Dennis Scott torched the Bucs for 36 points on 14-of-22 shooting, point guard Kenny Anderson scored 21 points and dished 10 assists for the Yellow Jackets, and three-guard Brian Oliver

dropped 13 points. Five Buc players scored in double figures, led by Calvin Talford’s and Keith Jennings’ 17 points. Greg Dennis scored 16 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Georgia Tech advanced to the Final Four that season before losing.

Another upset bid fell short, as the Bucs dropped a heartbreaking 76-73 decision to Iowa in the 1991 NCAA Tournament’s first round, on March 14, 1991. The Bucs led by four, 37-33, at halftime but could not sustain the lead. ETSU’s guards Rodney English and Keith “Mister” Jennings kept ETSU in the game with outstanding perimeter play. English scored a game-high 25 points on 11-of-17 shooting and also grabbed a team-high 10 boards.

Jennings scored 11 points and added 13 assists. In one of the most incredible individual seasons ever, Jennings was truly a star. He led the team in scoring (20.1), 3-pt. field goal percentage (59.2), free throw percentage (89.5) and assists (9.1 apg).

Midwest RegionalMinneapolis, Minn.

1990

Keith “Mister” Jennings, left, scored a team-high 17 points in a loss to Georgia Tech during first round play

at the 1990 NCAA Tournament.

Jerry Pelphrey was a critical contributor to the Buccaneer cause in 1991. He later spent time on the

coaching staff at ETSU, under Coach Alan LeForce and Ed DeChellis.

ETSU’s Keith “Mister” Jennings and the rest of the Buccaneers gave No. 1-seeded Oklahoma a scare in the first round of the 1989 NCAA Tournament in Nashville.

After two near misses, the Bucs shocked the nation with an 87-80 win against Arizona, on March 20, 1992. The 14th-seed led the entire game and never let the No. 3-seed Wildcats get comfortable. Rodney English netted 21 points to lead the charge. He also led the team with five assists. Calvin Talford (15), Jason Niblett (13) and Trazel Silvers (12) also scored in double figures. The Bucs outscored the Wildcats by 27 points

from behind the arc. In the second round, ETSU fought hard but fell to the Fab Five Michigan squad. The Wolverines would advance to the NCAA Championship Game, while the Bucs would become one of the NCAA’s upset specialists.

1992 Southeast RegionalAtlanta, Ga.

Trazel Silvers (21) scored 12 points and senior Marty Story (34) finished his career at ETSU in style, as the

Bucs upended No. 4 seed Arizona in the first round of the NCAAs.


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2003 Tiny Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) and East Tennessee State nearly won one for the little guys. Josh Howard and his athletic Wake Forest teammates made sure bigger was barely better. Howard, the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year, made two key free throws and finished with 12 points to help the second-seeded Demon Deacons survive a major scare from No. 15 seed ETSU in a 76-73 victory, on March 21, 2003. Along with Smith’s

22-point effort that kept the Bucs in the game most of the way, junior Zakee Wadood scored 20 points, grabbed 14 rebounds, picked up four assists and seven steals in the losing effort.

East RegionalTampa Fla.

Atlanta RegionalColumbus, Ohio

Another 3-pointer came between East Tennessee State and a first-round upset. Tony Bobbitt hit a 3 from the left corner with 16.1 seconds left on March 19, 2004, rallying fourth-seeded Cincinnati to an 80-77 comeback victory over a team that keeps scaring the best teams in America in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Flashy point guard Tim Smith scored 26 points, but missed a driving layup on his last try. The Buccaneers (27-6) then missed two follow-

up shots before Jason Maxiell got the rebound to clinch it. East Tennessee State, the 13th seed in the Atlanta Regional this year, nearly pulled off a surprise last year, falling by three points to Wake Forest.

Two decades removed from nearly stunning the college basketball world, the ETSU men’s basketball team took another shot at a No. 1 seed and once again the Buccaneers gave the giant a scare ... Having lost to No. 1-seeded Oklahoma 72-71 back in 1989, the Buccaneers have a history of making things interesting in the NCAA Tournament, and ETSU found itself trailing the No. 1 seed Pittsburgh 59-57 with just over four minutes left in regulation at UD Arena ... The Bucs were unable to complete the

upset bid, ultimately falling to the Panthers 72-62 ... With a trapping, fullcourt press defense, the Bucs stymied Pitt for much of the game, and powered by a team-high 21 points from senior Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) and another 17 from senior Courtney Pigram (Memphis), the Bucs nearly pulled off the upset.

East RegionalDayton, Ohio

2004

Sophomore point guard Tim Smith once again made the most of the spotlight at the NCAAs, impressing the

national television audience and giving Cincinnati fans cardiac problems with a near-upset of the Bearcats.

Senior Kevin Tiggs, who finished as one of the nation’s Top 20 scorers in 2008-09, and the rest of the Bucs

did not back down in a battle of No. 1 vs. No. 16. ETSU trailed by only two points with four minutes

remaining in regulation, but their dreams of an upset fell short at the UD Arena.

Freshman phenom Tim Smith capped a stunning season at ETSU, scoring 25 points and hitting a final-minute 3-pointer to tie No. 2 seed Wake Forest and give the

Demon Deacons a significant scare.

In a season which saw the ETSU men’s bas-ketball team overcome multiple obstacles to even reach the NCAA Tournament, the Bucs gave up a season-high 54 points in the first half while facing a team that was hitting on all cylinders offensively, as the 16th-seeded Bucs had no answers for No. 1 seed Kentucky in a 100-71 first round loss. The Wildcats, considered by many to be the most

talented team in the tournament, certainly looked the part en route to handing the Bucs their largest deficit in nine previous NCAA trips. Even so, the Bucs capped another 20-win season with another conference title and left many positive memories for ETSU fans, with high hopes for the 2010-11 season.

2010 East RegionalNew Orleans, LA

Junior Micah Williams scored a team high 19 points, but a Kentucky team loaded with NBA talent was too

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Media inforMation

Affiliate stations of the radio portion of the network will include WJCW-AM (910), WGOC-AM (1320), WRGS-AM (1370), and WRGS-FM (94.5) in Rogersville. In addition, all fans can access the live audio broadcasts of all ETSU games by visiting ETSUBucs.com, clicking on the network link and the live audio link.

Along with live game coverage on the radio, fans are also encouraged to stop by or call in to the weekly “Inside Buc Sports” coaches show at Fanatics Sports Restaurant located in the Doubletree Hotel, across from The Mall at Johnson City. Sandos, along with selected ETSU coaches, will visit with fans every Tuesday evening from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., taking phone calls as well as questions from fans inside the restaurant.

2010-11 Radio Affiliates WXSM-AM (640) ........Tri-Cities WJCW-AM (910) ........Tri-Cities WGOC-AM (1320) ......Kingsports WRGS-AM (1370) ......Rogersville WRGS-FM (94.7) ........Rogersville

WKPT-AM (1400) .......KingsportWKPT-AM (1490) .......BristolWKPT-AM (1590) .......Johnson CityWKPT-FM (94.3).........KingsportWKPT-FM (97.9).........BristolWKPT-FM (97.7).........Johnson City

ETSUBucs.com Live Web Broadcasts

BUCS ON THE TELEVISION ...On the television side, the network will once again

partner with Charter Media to bring fans the Inside Buc

Sports television show every Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. on Charter Main Street 13 or Comcast Channel 14. Fans not in the immediate Mountain Empire region can also see the show nationally on Fridays at 4 p.m. on Fox College Sports Atlantic.

For the second straight year, the BSN will also produce a weekly men’s and women’s basketball show throughout the months of January and February. ETSU Courtside will air weekly on CBS affiliate WJHL 11 Connects. The scheduled airtimes have yet to be determined.

BUCS ON THE WEB ...The ASun.TV video web streaming, pay-per-view

package will offer over 60 live video streaming broadcasts planned for sports such as volleyball, women’s soccer, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball and softball. Fans can watch single games for a small charge, as well as purchase monthly or full season passes. To see a schedule of upcoming events and order the next game, visit ASun.TV or ETSUBucs.com.

And as always, live audio of all ETSU’s broadcast events are available free by visiting ETSUBucs.com and clicking on the network link here: http://etsustream.intellithought.net/radio.aspx

Buccaneer Sports Network announces 2010-11 schedule for radio, television

and live web streamingJOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept.

20, 2010) – The Buccaneer Sports Network is primed and ready to begin another exciting year of broadcasting ETSU athletics in 2010-11, a season that will include a combined 80 live radio broadcasts of ETSU men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball, over 90 live audio broadcasts of selected

Buccaneer events at ETSUBucs.com, 26 television coaches shows, and over 60 live or on-demand video broadcasts courtesy of ASun.TV.

“We are poised for another great season when it comes to the number and the quality of broadcasts for our network,” said Jay Sandos, the radio “Voice of the Bucs” and ETSU’s Assistant Director for Athletic Media Relations/Broadcast Operations. “We are excited about our new partnerships on the radio with our new flagship station WXSM-AM 640 The Sports Monster, as well as our return to WJCW-AM 910 and WGOC-AM 1320 as affiliates. Having these strong radio partnerships, continuing our television relationships with Charter Communications, Fox College Sports Atlantic, and WJHL 11 Connects, and seeing the live video streaming product at ASun.TV continue to grow is exciting.”

BUCS ON THE RADIO ...Beginning this season, ETSU’s flagship radio station

for men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, and the Inside Buc Sports coaches call-in show will be WXSM-AM 640 The Sports Monster.

Print MediaOutlet .....................................Phone .................... Fax ................ Contact ...............AddressBristol Herald-Courier.................276-669-2181 .......... 276-669-3696 ........... TBA ......................... P.O. Box 609 - Bristol, VA 24203East Tennessean .........................423-439-5363 .......... 423-439-8407 ........... TBA ......................... P.O. Box 70688 - Johnson City, TN 37614Elizabethton Star ........................423-928-4151 .......... 423-542-2004 ........... TBA ......................... P.O. Box 1960 - Elizabethton, TN 37644Greeneville Sun ..........................423-638-4181 .......... 423-638-3645 ........... Wayne Phillips ......... P.O. Box 1630 - Greeneville, TN 37744Kingsport Times-News ...............423-929-2197 .......... 423-392-1385 ........... Pat Kenny ................ P.O. Box 479 - Kingsport, TN 37662Knoxville News-Sentinel ............864-342-6259 .......... 864-342-6402 ........... John Adams ............. P.O. Box 59038 - Knoxville, TN 37950Johnson City Press ......................423-929-3111 .......... 423-929-7484 ........... Kelly Hodge ............. P.O. Box 1717 - Johnson City, TN 37605Morristown Citizen Tribune ........423-581-5630 .......... 423-581-8863 ........... TBA ......................... P.O. Box 625 - Morristown, TN 37815Mountain City Tomahawk...........423-727-6121 .......... 423-727-4833 ........... Matt Hill .................. P.O. Box 90 - Mountain City, TN 37683Associated Press .........................615-373-9988 .......... 615-376-0947 ........... Teresa Walker .......... 215 Centerview Dr. - Brentwood, TN 37027

Electronic Media - TelevisionOutlet .....................................Phone .................... Fax ................ Contact ...............AddressWCYB-TV (NBC) ..........................276-645-1521 .......... 276-645-1555 ........... Jordan Conigliaro .... 101 Lee Street - Bristol, VA 24201WEMT-TV (FOX) ..........................423-283-3900 .......... 423-283-4938 ............................................ P.O. Box 3489 - Johnson City, TN 37602WJHL-TV (CBS) ...........................423-434-4544 .......... 423-926-9080 ........... Kenny Hawkins ........ P.O. Box 1130 - Johnson City, TN 37605WKPT-TV (ABC) ..........................423-926-1919 .......... 423-247-9836 ............................................ P.O. Box WKPT - Kingsport, TN 37662

Electronic Media - RadioOutlet .....................................Phone .................... Fax ................ AddressWBEJ-AM ...................................423-542-2184 .......... 423-542-2185 ........... 626-1/2 Elk Ave. - Elizabethton, TN 37643WGAT-FM ...................................276-386-7025 .......... 276-386-3600 ........... 117 East Jackson - Gate City, VA 24251Radio Greeneville Group .............423-639-1831 .......... 423-638-1979 ........... P.O. Box 278 - Greeneville, TN 37744 (WIKQ-FM, WGRV-AM, WSMG-AM)Tri-Cities Radio Group .................423-477-1000 .......... 423-477-4747 ........... P.O. Box 8668 - Gray, TN 37615 (WJCW-AM, WQUT-FM, WKIN-AM, WKOS-AM, WGOC-AM)WETB-AM ...................................423-928-7131 .......... 423-928-8392 ........... P.O. Box 4127 - Johnson City, TN 37602WETS-FM ...................................423-439-6440 .......... 423-439-6449 ........... P.O. Box 70630 - Johnson City, TN 37614WEMB-AM .................................423-743-6123 .......... 423-743-6122 ........... P.O. Box 280 - Erwin, TN 37650WRGS-AM ..................................423-272-2628 .......... 423-272-0328 ........... 211 Burem Rd. - Rogersville, TN 37857Holston Valley Broadcasting .......423-926-1919 .......... 423-247-9836 ........... 222 Commerce St. - Kingsport, TN 37660 (WTFM-FM, WKPT-AM, WKTP-AM, WOPI-AM, WMEV-AM & FM)Bristol Broadcasting ...................276-669-8112 .......... 276-669-0541 ........... P.O. Box 1389 - Bristol, VA 24203 (WAEZ-FM, WXBQ-FM, WPJO-FM, WFHG-AM & FM)

Press Row: East Tennessee State’s press row is located on the east side of Memorial Center court and is accessible only through the west side of the facility. The area is reserved for members of the working media, radio personnel and statisticians only. Seating is limited, so contact Associate Athletics Director for Communications Michael White for seating availability and arrangements.

Press Credentials: All requests for working press credentials/photo credentials should be directed to Michael White of the ETSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Season credentials will be issued to those members of the media that cover ETSU on a regular basis. Credentials will be mailed if time permits. They can also be picked up at the media “will call” window, located at the West Side Ticket Booth.

Parking: Media parking is available in the Warf-Pickel lot directly across the street from Memorial Center on the west side of the facility. Contact the Athletic Media Relations Office for parking passes. There is limited space available in the lot.

Press Row Services: Game programs, flip cards, complete statistics, and play-by-plays will be provided at all ETSU home games. Updated statistics during the game will be provided during media timeouts and at halftime. Several telephone lines are available along press row that the media can use. The Media Relations staff will fulfill any fax requests from the media.

Postgame Interviews: Following a brief cooling-off period, Coach Bartow and any ETSU players requested by the media will be brought to the ETSU media lounge. Postgame interviews with visiting coaches and players will be conducted in the visiting locker room area or at a place designated by the visiting team SID.

Telephone Lines: ETSU has a reciprocal two-line agreement with Atlantic Sun Conference teams. To procure additional lines, please contact the ETSU Athletic Media Relations Office.

ETSU Interview Policy: All interview requests for ETSU student-athletes and coaches should be directed to Michael White of the ETSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Please give at least 24 hours notice for an interview. The best time to interview players is either just before or after practice during the week. Contact the Media Relations Office for practice times and locations. Media members are asked not to contact players at their residence; the Media Relations Office will not provide home phone numbers for student-athletes.

ETSU Basketball On The Internet: Information on ETSU basketball can be found on the Buccaneers’ official web site, www.etsubucs.com. Rosters, schedules, results, stats, player and coach bios and game notes can all be found on the site. Audio of the Buccaneer Sports Network broadcasts are also available.

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During the summer of 2005, the ETSU Men’s Basketball locker room was updated once again. The new changes included:

• Newwalltreatmentswithcolorphotos from recent ETSU basketball championships were added in 2005, along with new black upholstery on the individual player chairs, new championship banners proclaiming the team’s many successes, and a new team logo on the wall.

• Astate-of-the-artfilmroomwasalsoadded over the summer, providing a meeting place and game preparation area for the entire team. With complete film editing capabilities, ETSU coaches and players are now able to prepare for games in comfort.

• Inthesummerof2009,anew60inchflatscreen TV with surround sound was added to the players’ lounge.

The ETSU cheerleaders continue to act as ambassadors for the Buccaneers, helping to promote spirit among the ETSU faithful both at competitions and throughout the area as part of community service efforts. In addition, the team continues to succeed in competition, having attended attended UCA College Camp in August and receiving numerous awards. The team received first place in the Cheer and the Fight Song categories along with a second place in the Sideline category. They were awarded the prestigious Leadership Trophy which is voted on by the other teams that participated at camp, and the UCA staff selected them to receive the coveted Most Collegiate Award. The ETSU Cheerleaders have received this award the last four years in a row.

The 2010-11 squad members include:

1st row L-R: Crystal Ratliff, Chelsea Morris, Jessica Jones, Jessica Runyan, Kayla Milligan, Keri Hensley, Anna Clark.

2nd row L-R: Brooke Jones, Shelly Negrotto, Chelsea Gondek, Whitney Chadwell, Kindra Kitzmiller, Casey Solt, Jessica Glasscock, Shareece White.

3rd row L-R: Spirit Coordinator-Spirit Coordinator Tammy Bartow, Seguin Warwick, Danielle Potter, Kelly Sweeney, Audrey Leonard, Dana Hammitt, Mary Beth Bauchman, Kayla Blevins, Brittney Shultz, Morgan McCurry, Coach Brittany Gambuzza, Assistant Coach Chelsea Myers.

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Head Coach: MurryBartow(8thYear)•Assistant Coaches: ScottWagers(11thYear)•MikeBoyd(8thYear)•ThomasJohnson(1stYear)

Sheldon CooleySophomore | 6-3 • 180 • Guard

Tampa, Fla. • Plant HS

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Jarvis JonesJunior • 6-2 • 190 • Guard

Memphis • Mitchell HS

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Adam SollazzoJunior • 6-6 • 200 • Guard

Tampa, Fla. • Armwood HS

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Ryan WoumnFreshman • 6-3 • 170 • Point Guard

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De’Shaud JohnsonSenior • 5-9 • 165 • Guard

Riverdale, Ga. • King College

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Micah WilliamsSEnior • 6-4 • 220 • Guard

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J.C. WardSophomore • 6-6 • 245 • Forward

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Mike SmithSenior • 6-6 • 225 • Guard

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Tommy HubbardSenior • 6-4 • 205 • Forward

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Lukas PoderisSophomore • 6-8 • 230 • Forward

Tampa, Fla. • Ridgewood HS

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Curtis WilkinsonJunior • 6-8 • 220 • Forward

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Justin TubbsSenior • 6-3 • 205 • Guard

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Anthony JohnsonJunior • 6-7 • 235 • Forward

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Sophomore Sheldon Cooley

Sophomore J.C. Ward

Sophomore Lukas Poderis

November 11/2 Carson-Newman ....................................... 7:00 p.m. 11/8 Tusculum ................................................. 7:00 p.m. 11/12 at Kentucky .........................................................TBA 11/15 at Murray State ....................................................8:30 p.m. 11/20 Tennessee Tech ......................................... 4:00 p.m. 11/27 Milligan ................................................... 4:00 p.m.

December 12/1 at Dayton .............................................................TBA 12/5 at USC Upstate ................................................2:00 p.m. 12/7 at College of Charleston .......................................7:00 p.m. 12/11 at Mississippi State ...............................................TBA 12/18 at Ole Miss ............................................................4:00 p.m. 12/22 Southern Miss ..................................................2:30 p.m. 12/23 Cancun Governor’s Cup .........................................TBA 12/24 Cancun Governor’s Cup .........................................TBA 12/30 Campbell ............................................. 7:00 p.m.

JaNuary 1/3 at Mercer ........................................................7:30 p.m. 1/5 at Kennesaw State ..........................................7:30 p.m. 1/8 Florida Gulf Coast ................................. 4:00 p.m. 1/10 Stetson ............................................... 7:00 p.m. 1/13 at North Florida ..............................................7:00 p.m. 1/15 at Jacksonville .................................................3:15 p.m. 1/21 Lipscomb ............................................. 7:00 p.m. 1/23 Belmont .............................................. 4:00 p.m. 1/25 USC Upstate ......................................... 7:00 p.m. 1/29 Kennesaw State ................................... 4:00 p.m. 1/31 Mercer ................................................. 7:00 p.m.

February 2/4 at Florida Gulf Coast ........................................7:00 p.m. 2/6 at Stetson .......................................................3:00 p.m. 2/11 Jacksonville ......................................... 7:00 p.m. 2/13 North Florida ....................................... 4:00 p.m. 2/17 at Belmont ......................................................8:00 p.m. 2/19 at Lipscomb ....................................................7:30 p.m. 2/24 at Campbell ....................................................7:30 p.m. 3/2-5 Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament ...................TBA

Home games in BoldAll times in Eastern Standard Time (EST) and subject to change Atlantic Sun Conference games Evansville Tournament Cancun Governor’s Cup Marriott Cavalier Classic

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