alabama a&m university 2010-2011 men's basketball media guide

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2010 - 2011 MEDIA GUIDE


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Contents

Welcome to the Hill ..................................................... 4

AAMU Athletics ............................................................ 9

Bulldog Roster ........................................................... 15

The Coach (V. Pettaway) ...........................................16

Assistant Coaches ......................................................18

Season Outlook ..........................................................21

Bulldog Profiles ..........................................................22

Opponents ..................................................................48

Bulldog Honor Roll ................................................... 53

Bulldog Heritage ........................................................56



General Information

Location: Huntsville, Alabama

Founded:1875

Enrollment: 6,000

Nickname: Bulldogs

Colors: Maroon & White

National Affiliation: NCAA Division I

Conference Affiliation: Southwestern Athletic Confer-

ence (SWAC)

President: Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr.

Athletics Director: Betty K. Austin

Media Relations Contact: Oralia Washington

Office Phone: (256) 372 - 4550

Email: [email protected]

Facility: Elmore Gymnasium

Capacity: 6,000

The 2010 - 2011 Media Guide was produced by Jamilah Corbitt, Brandon Willis Director of Sports Information and Eric Harris of Kaptive Designs, LLC. Special thanks to photographers Mark Brock, Sid-ney Jackson, and Carlton Rice, with appreciation to Tom Galbraith, Vann Pettaway, Betty Austin and the entire AAMU Athletics Department.

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Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Univer-sity is a dynamic and progressive institution with a strong commitment to academic excel-lence. The picturesque campus is situated on what many alumni and friends fondly refer to as “The Hill,” only a few minutes from down-town Huntsville. The institution is a diverse and vibrant microcosm of the larger world around it. It offers a student body of approximately 6,000 numerous degree programs, including four Ph.D. degrees in Food Science, Physics, Plant and Soil Science, and Reading/Literacy.

Alabama A&M is a land-grant University. It re-ceives support from the State of Alabama and through federal funds appropriated to assist in carrying on work stipulated by the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890. The University is under the control of a board of trustees appointed by the Governor, who serves as ex officio Chairman.

The University was organized in 1875 as the result of a bill passed in the State Legislature in 1873 and through the continued efforts of its principal and president, William Hooper Coun-cill, an ex-slave. The school opened on May 1,

1875, as the Huntsville Normal School with an appropriation of $1,000 per year, 61 students, and two teachers.

Industrial education was introduced around 1878. It attracted wide attention, and the school was assisted financially by the Slater and Peabody Funds, along with private con-tributors. The work in industrial education was so successful that the State Legislature au-thorized the name to be changed to the “State Normal and Industrial School at Huntsville.” The appropriation was increased by the State to $4,000 per year.

In 1891, the school became the recipient of a part of the Federal Land-Grant Fund provided by an act of Congress, approved August 30, 1890. The purpose of this fund was to further training in agricultural and mechanical arts in the various states at the college level.

The name of the school was changed again to “The State Agricultural and Mechanical School for Negroes,” and a new location was provided in Normal, Alabama, where the school would

have ample room for the development of its trades and agricultural programs. In 1919, the institution became a junior college, and its name was changed to “The State Agricultual and Mechanical Institute for Negroes.”

In 1939, by authority of the State Board of Edu-cation, the Institute was permitted to offer work on the senior college level. The first gradua-tion class since 1920 received the bachelor’s degree in 1941, and on January 14, 1948, the name was again changed to “Alabama Agri-cultural and Mechanical College.” On June 26, 1969, the Alabama State Board of Education, the governing body of the institution, adopted a resolution changing the name of the institu-tion to “Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University.”

The University received a “Class A” rating by the Southern Association of Colleges and Sec-ondary Schools in August 1946 and became a fully accredited member of the Association in December 1963.

This is Alabama A&M University



Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr. joined the Alabama A&M University family on July 16, 2009, following an extensive career in higher education that highlighted both academia and administration.

Hugine earned a Bachelor of Science de-gree in mathematics from South Carolina State University, followed by a Master of Education degree in mathematics from the same institution. He went on to complete studies leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree in higher education / institutional research from Michigan State University.

His lengthy and productive career began as an instructor at Beaufort High School in Beaufort, S.C. from 1971-72. He returned to his alma mater to serve for three years in the capacities of director of the Special Services Program (1972-73) and director of the University Year for Action Program

(1972-75).

While pursuing his doctoral studies, Hugine concurrently served as a teach-ing assistant (1975-76) and later as an institutional research analyst and assistant professor (1976-78) at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich.

He returned again to South Carolina State University and nobly served in the follow-ing positions: Research Fellow (1978-79), Assistant Director of the Self-Study (1978-79) Director of the Institutional Self Study (1979-80), Assistant Vice-President for Academic Affairs (1980-86), Professor of Mathematics (1986-2003), and Interim Executive Vice-President (2002-03), a position that thrust him into service as the Chief Operating Officer for the university.

From 2003-08, Dr. Hugine culminated his 30-year affiliation with South Carolina State University as its President. During his brief, but productive administration, he was credited with the construction of a major residence facility and the prepara-tions for a massive complex to house the University’s new School of Engineering.

Hugine also began a number of renova-tions to the dining facility, the administra-tion building, the science building, and other facilities.

A major highlight of Hugine’s administration at SCSU was the acquisition by the institution of the first debate of the 2008 Democratic Party Presidential Candidate Debate Series at the campus’ Martin Luther King Auditorium. The event also marked the first such distinction by a historically black college or university.

As the 11th President of the land-grant Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Uni-versity, Hugine joins a distinguished group of 10 previous leaders and four interim administrators who have served in the coveted post since its founding by William Hooper Councill in 1875.

Dr. Hugine and his wife, Abbiegail, have two children, an adult son and an adult daughter.

President • Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr.



One of the fastest-growing cities in the Southeast, and home to one of the highest per capita income levels in the country, the high-tech city of Huntsville, Alabama, which sprawls in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, is equally at home in the 19th century or the 21st. Huntsville's tourist attractions reflect the heritage of Alabama's first English-speaking city, the strife of the American Civil War, and the accomplishments of America's rocket scientists.

With the influence of NASA, Redstone Arsenal, and hundreds of high-tech gov-ernment industries, Huntsville's population truly reflects international cultures. Of the nearly 200,000 city residents, more than 10 percent are natives of other countries. More than 100 languages and dialects are spoken here.

Visitors who want to be "astronauts for a day" can sample astronaut training activities at the sprawling U.S. Space and Rocket Center. The hands-on show-case of space technology is the state's largest tourist attraction. It is home to the internationally known U.S. Space Camp, which has franchise operations in Japan, Belgium and Canada. A variety of city museums downtown and an out-standing symphony orchestra offer rich cultural opportunities involving the arts. The legendary Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, which encompasses 21 courses in

eight cities in Alabama, begins here at the 54-hole Hampton Cove Golf Course. Hampton Cove features two champion-ship courses surrounded by mountains and lakes. Alabama now ranks fifth in the nation for public golf courses per resident.

The Birthplace of AlabamaPioneer John Hunt, for whom the city is named, occupied a cabin alongside a spring here in 1805. A town soon flour-ished and was the largest in the Alabama Territory by 1819. That year the leaders of the Alabama Territory met to petition the U.S. Congress to grant Alabama statehood. The recreated 1819 Alabama Constitution Village, a block from court-house square, commemorates the historic events with tours given by costumed guides.

Huntsville was the cotton trading center of the Tennessee Valley during the 1840s and '50s when planters and merchants originally from Virginia and the Carolinas built impressive town homes. Walking tours of the Twickenham historic district, with the state's largest collection of pre-Civil War homes, are popular year-round. Because many wealthy businessmen remained loyal to the Union at the start of the Civil War, the town was spared the destruction by occupying armies.

America's Space CapitalHuntsville was still a cotton market town of 16,437 people in 1950 when U.S. Sen. John Sparkman (who lived in Huntsville's historic Twickenham neighborhood) brought a band of German rocket sci-entists to Redstone Arsenal to develop rockets for the U.S. Army. By the end of the decade, Wernher von Braun's team had developed the rocket which orbited America's first satellite. They eventually put the first American in space and trans-ported the first astronauts to the moon.

Redstone Arsenal is one of the U.S. Army's most important strategic posts. It

is responsible for research, development, production and worldwide support of mis-siles, aviation, rockets and related pro-grams. The influx of engineers, scientists and other technical specialists has trans-formed the small town into a cosmopolitan community which nonetheless maintains its heritage and reputation for hospitality.

A legacy of the space program which ben-efits visitors is the renowned U.S. Space & Rocket Center. Guests can experience astronaut-training activities, feel simulated weightlessness and view large-screen movies filmed by astronauts in space. The Center's U.S. Space Camp attracts young people from throughout the world who spend a week experiencing space flight training and participate in mock space missions. It was Von Braun himself who inspired Space Camp. He suggested that the space museum develop an intensive youth science program to stimulate chil-dren's interest in math and science.

Huntsville is home to the Marshall Space Flight Center, Davidson Center for Space

Exploration, and Redstone Arsenal

Huntsville, Alabama • America’s Space Capital



THE BULLDOG CREEDI am a “Bulldog”I am proud to be a “Bulldog”We are a family that can depend on each otherI will respect my school,My teammates,My coaches and myselfThis team is as solid as I amAnd I will do everything I canTo keep it that way

DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT The Department of Athletics fully embraces the University's mission and enacts its policies, procedures, and initiatives with both the letter and spirit of "Service is Sovereignty." The administration and staff of the Department of Athletics espouses a student-centered phi-losophy, which ranks academic achievement as the number one priority for its student-athletes. Toward this end, the Department of Athletics is committed to providing a comprehensive and inclusive intercollegiate and intramural athletics program for men and women, which further pro-motes the academic, sportsmanship, and total development of the student-athletes. Further, the Department is committed to work-ing cooperatively with other constituents of the University to ensure the production of compe-tent and ethical contributing graduates who are capable of making the transition from university life to the workplace and into today's multicultural society. Embodied within this mission is the concept of an effective athletics program which values suc-cess in competition, success in academic and personal development of student-athletes, suc-cess in graduating student-athletes, success in fully maintaining compliance with the rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), and Title IX. The University is further committed to a pro-gram of staff development in providing minorities the opportunity for full employment and develop-ment in the athletics program.

The Alabama A&M Athletics Department spon-sors 17 varsity sports - football, volleyball, bowling, baseball, softball, men's/women's ten-nis, men's golf, men's/women's soccer, men's/women's basketball, women's cross country, and men's/women's track and field (indoor and outdoor).

Since 1911, the University has fielded at least one varsity sport. Through the course of its 97-year history, the Bulldogs have won numer-ous national and conference championships.

The program gained nationwide acclaim when the 1977 and 1979 men's soccer teams won the NCAA Division II title under coach Salah Yousif. The spotlight remained as the women's track program won four NCAA Championships under coach Joe Henderson. The 2005 men's basketball team qualified for “March Madness” and the NCAA Tournament. In 2006, the women's bowling team finished as the NCAA Division I national runner-up, appearing on ESPN in the championship match.

In 1998, A&M moved from Division II to Division I, joining the SWAC, adding two wom-en's sports - softball and bowling. A year later, women's soccer was added to the varsity list.

NCAA CHAMPIONS • 1994 Women's Outdoor Track • 1993 Women's Outdoor Track • 1992 Women's Outdoor Track • 1992 Women's Indoor Track

• 1979 Men's Soccer • 1977 Men's Soccer

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNER-UP • 2006 Bowling; 1981 Men’s Soccer; 1978 Men’s Soccer

NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS • Men’s Basketball - 2005; 1996; 1995; 1994; 1993; 1989; 1988; 1987; 1986; 1985 • Volleyball - 2008; 2007; 2005; 2004; 2003; 2002; 2001; 2000 • Men’s Golf - 1979; 1977; 1976; NAIA-1961 • Football - 1989; 1979 • Women’s Basketball - 1997; 1991 • Women’s Tennis - 2007 • Women’s Soccer - 2007

SWAC CHAMPIONS • Volleyball - 2009; 2008; 2007; 2005; 2004; 2003; 2002; 2001; 2000 • Women’s Soccer - 2007; 2003 • Football - 2006 • Women’s Tennis - 2007 • Bowling - 2007; 2010 • Men’s Basketball - 2005 • Softball - 2002

SIAC CHAMPIONS • Women’s Track - 1995; 1994; 1993; 1992; 1991; 1990; 1988; 1987; 1986; 1985; 1984; 1983; 1982; 1981; 1980 • Volleyball - 1997; 1996; 1995; 1994; 1993; 1992; 1991; 1990; 1989; 1988; 1987 • Men’s Basketball - 1996; 1995; 1994; 1993; 1989; 1988; 1987; 1986; 1976; 1975 • Football - 1981; 1980; 1979; 1972; 1966; 1963; 1962 • Men’s Golf - 1982; 1981; 1980; 1979; 1977; 1976; 1975 • Men’s Track/Cross Country - 1994; 1993; 1992; 1991; 1990; 1989; 1988 • Women’s Basketball - 1997; 1991; 1984 • Baseball - 1993; 1970 • Men’s Tennis - 1987; 1981 • Women’s Tennis - 1981

AAMU Athletics • The Home of Champions



A special thanks to Tom Galbraith, Jamilah Corbitt, Mark Brock, SidneyJackson, Carlton Rice, L. Vann Pettaway, Eric Harris, and Betty Austin.



Betty Kelly Austin was named Alabama A&M Director of Athletics in March 2007. Based on a recommendation from a search committee comprised of coaches, faculty, staff, undergraduate and graduate students, alumni and the presidents of both booster clubs, Austin was elevated to director of athletics following a year where she had been serving in the position on an interim basis.

Austin’s stellar resume includes being one of the top volleyball coaches in the country, finishing with over 600 career victories. Coach Austin’s teams won six-straight South-western Athletic Conference (SWAC) volleyball titles from 2000-05 and 11 more South-ern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) conference titles in her 30 years as head coach. Austin was named SWAC Coach of the Year in each of her six championship seasons. Austin retired her coaching duties following the 2006 season, ending her vol-leyball career with a 603-235 record. She also served six years as the head women’s basketball coach at Alabama A&M from the 1977-78 to 1981-82 seasons.

Since taking over the director of athletics role, Austin has strengthened the athletic program’s systems and processes, including filing and meeting all NCAA regulations and reporting guidelines. She has personally increased revenue generation for the athletic programs and implemented a plan to increase use of the Louis Crews Stadium to include

special group nights at each of the home football games.

Events at Louis Crews Stadium under her tenure include the Louis Crews Classic, a FIFA international soccer match, the Alabama High School Football All-Star Game, home to the Alabama Renegades women’s football team, and the Huntsville Black Arts Festival, to name a few.

Austin’s tenure also includes the development of the student-athlete academic resource center and opening of a new sports medicine treatment facility.

In the summer of 2008 she completed renovations to Elmore Gymnasium to include new reserved seating in the arena’s lower level.

Austin is active with the NCAA and its women and minority leadership development initia-tives. She is a member of several professional athletic associations, including still being an active member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).

A 1974 graduate of Alabama A&M University, Austin received a master’s degree in physical education from the University of Michigan in 1975. She is a native Huntsvillian graduating from Buckhorn High School.

Ms. Betty K. Austin Director of Alabama A&M Athletics

Director of Athletics • Betty K. Austin



Department Contacts (256) 372-xxxxAthletics Director Betty K. Austin x 5364 • [email protected]

Main Athletics Receptionist Pam Brooks x 4001 • [email protected]

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Ronald Slaughter(pg. 7) x 4285 • [email protected]

Marketing / Sales / Tickets Tourischeva Stubbs x 4059 • [email protected]

Sports Information Brandon Willis x 4005 • [email protected]

Sports Medicine Jessie Zucnick(pg. 26) x 8458 • [email protected]

Compliance / LegalAffairs Kimberly Brown J. D. (pg. 7) x 8316 • [email protected]

Academic Enhancement Waylon Sims(pg. 7) x 4740 • [email protected]

Head CoachesBaseball Ed McCann x 4004 • [email protected]

Men’s Basketball Vann Pettaway x 4009 • [email protected]

SWA / Head Women’s Basketball Altherias Warmley x 4008 • [email protected]

Bowling Jeff McCorvey x 4704 • [email protected]

Football Anthony Jones(pg. 12) x 4015 • [email protected]

Men’s Golf Josh Oliver x 8663 • [email protected]

Men’s Soccer Salah Yousif x 4788 • [email protected]

Women’s Soccer Frank Davies x 8265 • [email protected]

Softball / Volleyball Nedra Brown x 4267 • [email protected]

Men’s/Women’s Tennis Thomas Colvin x 5655 • [email protected]

Men’s/Women’s Track & Field / Cross Coun-try Kim Seals x 4013 • [email protected]

Altherias Warmley • SWA / WBB Tourischeva Stubbs • Sales Pam Brooks • Main Office

Brandon Willis • SID Oralia Washington • Asst. SID Anne Rogers • Olympic Sports

Ed McCann • Baseball Vann Pettaway • Men’s Basketball Jeff McCorvey • Bowling

Josh Oliver • Men’s Golf Salah Yousif • Men’s Soccer Frank Davies • Women’s Soccer

Nedra Brown • Softball / Volleyball Thomas Colvin • Tennis Kim Seals • Track & Field / Cross

Bulldog Athletics Department Staff



Athletic Training and Sports Medicine

Jessie Zucnick is in her second season as the Head Trainer for the Alabama A&M Athletics Department. Zucnick served as the full-time assistant for two years, and as a graduate assistant for three seasons prior to that, so she is no stranger to the demands of the position.

She is a 2003 graduate of Stetson Uni-versity in DeLand, Fla. with a Bachelor of Science in athletic training. She com-pleted her Master’s degree in Education at Alabama A&M in 2007.

Zucnick remains as the primary contact for the men’s soccer team during the fall season, handing over football duties to Michael Dye. She is still responsible for the oversight of all 17 varsity Bulldog sports programs and the day-to-day operations of the Sports Medicine staff at A&M.

Michael Dye is in his second season at Alabama A&M and serves as the primary contact for the football team.

Dye is a 1994 graduate of the University of Alabama with a B.S. in athletic training. He also holds a Master’s degree from UAB in sports administration in 1997.

He served as a student athletic trainer on the 1992 Alabama Crimson Tide national championship football team under head coach Gene Stallings.

Dye is a Huntsville native, but traveled back and forth between Huntsville and Taegu, Korea due to his father’s 27 year career with the U.S. Army.

He is married to Elizabeth Dye, and they have one daughter, Mary Jane, born April 29, 2006.

Aaron Ellis • Grad Assistant

Aisha Russell • Grad Assistant

Nicole Walkup • Grad Assistant

Bryson Moore • Grad Assistant

Lauren Self • Grad Assistant



Men's Basketball Support Staff

Andrew Lee enters his 15th season as the Bulldogs agili-ties and conditioning coordinator. Lee, a former offensive line coach for the Bulldogs, was a standout player under for-mer A&M coach Louis Crews. Lee also lettered in basketball while at A&M.

In addition to coaching at Alabama A&M, the Fairfield, Ala., native has also coached at the Maryland-Eastern Shore and Texas Southern. Lee has coached several All-America linemen during his career, including Dino Wynn and Howard Ballard. Ballard was named the SIAC Offensive Lineman of the Year and later drafted by the Buffalo Bills and helped anchor the office line during Buffalo's four straight trips to the Super Bowl.

Always with a smile and willing to take time out of his day for the student-athletes and other staff members, Lee is one of the most popular members of the Bulldog Athletics staff.

James Hester arrived on "The Hill" in January of 2002, having been the assis-tant strength and conditioning coach at South Carolina. He serves as strength and conditioning coach for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and soft-ball.

Hester, a native of Durham, N.C., got his start in 1994 as the assistant strength and conditioning coach at South Carolina State. After four seasons, he moved on to South Carolina. At USC, he assisted with the football team, and was in charge of women's golf and men's and women's cheerleading. Hester also served as a personal trainer for three years for NFL running back Duce Staley.

As an athlete, Hester played free safety at South Carolina State. While there, he was named first-team all-conference and team captain. In 1993, Hester was also named a Sheridan Black College All-America and honorable mention NCAA I-AA All-America. While he was at USC, the Gamecocks won back-to-back Outback Bowl titles over Ohio State.

Hester is a certified strength and conditioning coach and a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. James and his wife, Telesa, are the parents of a son, James, Jr.

Strength and Conditioning

James Hester Andrew Lee

Jerry Davis Videographer

DeAngelo HodgeBasketball Manager

Patrick RichardsonBasketball Manager



T.M. Elmore GymnasiumHome of the Bulldogs

T.M. Elmore Gymnasium has been the permanent home of Alabama A&M men's & women's basketball since was built in 1974. Over the years, the Bulldogs have made this one of the toughest places in the country for visiting teams to come away with a victory.

With another impressive mark of 9-3 at home in 2007-08, the Bulldogs stand at a remarkable 257-48 under Vann Pettaway in Elmore Gymnasium. On three occasions the Bulldogs have gone undefeated at home under Pettaway. The 1988-89 squad finished 17-0 on its home floor, while the 1992-93 and 1995-96 teams fin-ished 15-0 and 14-0, respectively.

The basketball team has earned a remarkable following in the community and on campus. It is not uncommon for Bulldog fans to pack the 6,000-seat arena to near-capacity for home games. And those fans are vocal, loudly cheering on their maroon and white to another home victory.

The T.M. Elmore Gymnasium and Health Sciences Complex is home to the Bulldog volleyball team also, as well as numerous other civic and institutional activities from concerts and pep rallies, to guest speakers and convocations. The building also houses class-rooms, office space, training facilities and the Physical Education department.

1986-87 14-1 1987-88 17-1

1988-89 17-0 1989-90 11-2

1990-91 10-4 1991-92 13-2

1992-93 15-0 1993-94 14-1

1994-95 15-1 1995-96 14-0

1996-97 14-1 1997-98 11-2

1998-99 7-4 1999-00 11-2

2000-01 11-2 2001-02 12-2

2002-03 6-6 2003-04 8-3

2004-05 9-3 2005-06 9-3

2006-07 9-5 2007-08 9-3

2008-09 6-7 2009-10 8-5

TOTAL 271-60

Elmore Year-by-Year Under Pettaway



2010-11 BULLDOG ROSTER

#30 DemarquelleTabb

#10 Jeremy Crutcher

#40 BrandonEllis

#55 JeromeHunter

#00 JustanBanks

#11 Cornelius Hester

#12 JabariDeShields

#22 Desmond Jackson

#42 BoAmusa

#4 CaseyCantey

#54 DiamonAlexander

#24 MarcusLee

#33 QuintariusHutchinson

#35 ReggiePorter

#50 Reginald Martin

#44 Jonathan Imman



Rec. 1stMtg. Last Alabama 0-3 99-00 08-09 Ala.-Birmingham 0-6 99-00 07-08 Ala.-Huntsville 13-2 1986 1998 Alabama State 17-23 1988 09-10 Albany State 21-7 1987 1998 Alcorn State 11-14 1999 09-10 Ark.-Pine Bluff 17-15 1988 09-10 Arkansas State 0-1 1998 1998 Ashland 1-0 1988 1988 Athens State 1-0 01-02 01-02 Auburn 0-3 2007 09-10 Belmont 1-1 98-99 99-00 Benedict 3-0 86-87 87-88 Birm.-Southern 0-1 04-05 04-05 California (Pa.) 0-1 1996 1996 Central Arkansas 0-1 2007 2007 Central State 4-2 1986 1998 Clark Atlanta 18-6 1987 1997 Columbus 1-1 1988 1989 Delta State 1-0 1997 1997 Detroit 0-1 01-02 01-02 Drury 1-1 1998 1998 E. Kentucky 1-0 03-04 03-04 Eckerd 1-0 1995 1995 Fairfield 0-1 04-05 04-05 Fayetteville State 1-0 1993 1993 Fisk 1-0 1988 1988 Florida A&M 0-1 02-03 02-03 Florida Memorial 2-0 1988 1989 Florida Southern 0-1 1987 1987 Fort Valley State 17-3 1986 1997 Gardner Webb 0-1 2007 2007 Georgia 0-2 04-05 06-07 Georgia State 0-2 99-00 00-01 Georgia Tech 0-1 03-04 03-04 Grambling 15-10 1998 09-10 IUPUI 0-1 06-07 06-07 Jackson State 11-14 1998 09-10 Jacksonville St. 3-5 1987 03-04 Jarvis Christian 1-0 05-06 05-06 Kentucky State 7-2 1986 1998 Ky. Wesleyan 1-0 1988 1988 Knoxville 8-1 1988 1994 Lane 5-2 1986 1998 LeMoyne-Owen 15-7 1988 1998 Livingston 2-0 1991 1992 Lowell 0-1 1988 1988 Lynn 0-1 1997 1997 Memphis 0-1 99-00 99-00Miles 21-4 1986 1998

Rec. 1stMtg. Last Mississippi 0-3 1998 06-07 Mississippi State 0-4 99-00 02-03 Mississippi Valley 11-8 1999 09-10 Morehouse 17-6 1987 1997 Morris Brown 28-2 1987 02-03 Nebraska 0-3 05-06 07-08 New Hampshire 0-1 1994 1994 Norfolk State 1-2 1986 1995 North Alabama 1-1 1998 1998 N.C. Central 0-1 1993 1993 Northern Arizona 1-0 00-01 00-01 Oakland 0-1 04-05 04-05 Oakwood 3-1 06-07 09-10 Paine 20-7 1987 1998 Paul Quinn 1-0 06-07 06-07 Philander Smith 1-0 1987 1987 Prairie View 18-7 1999 09-10 Princeton 0-1 06-07 06-07 Purdue 0-1 00-01 00-01 Samford 0-2 1988 1989 Savannah State 21-2 1987 03-04 Selma 2-0 1992 1993 South Alabama 0-2 1998 99-00 South Dakota St. 1-0 06-07 06-07 South Carolina 0-1 2009 09-10 S.C.-Spartanburg 1-0 1996 1996 S.C. State 2-1 1997 02-03 Southern 13-11 1999 09-10 Southern-N.O. 1-0 1986 1986 Stephen F. Austin 1-1 04-05 04-05 Stillman 6-2 1987 07-08 Talladega 8-2 1991 10-11 Tampa 2-1 1987 1995 Tennessee 0-1 05-06 05-06 Tenn.-Martin 1-1 00-01 00-01 Tenn. State 2-3 03-04 10-11 Texas-El Paso 0-1 05-06 05-06 Texas A&M 0-2 03-04 04-05 Texas Southern 14-10 1999 09-10 Tuskegee 33-3 1986 09-10 Vanderbilt 0-5 02-03 08-09 Virginia State 1-0 1996 1996 Virginia Union 0-1 1989 1989 West Alabama 1-0 1998 1998 West Virginia 0-2 1997 1998 Wichita State 0-1 2010 10-11 Winston-Salem St. 1-1 06-07 07-08 Wofford 1-1 1990 1990 Wright State 0-1 00-01 00-01 Western Kentucky 0-2 08-09 09-10

25th Season • Over 400 Career Victories

MILESTONEVICTORIESNo. 1 AAMU 58, Lindsay Wilson 56 (11/28/86)No. 50 AAMU 92, Ashland 88 OT (3/12/88)No. 100 AAMU 112, Albany State 87 (1/14/91)No. 150 AAMU 100, Knoxville 80 (2/24/93)No. 200 AAMU 88, Clark Atlanta 62 (2/8/95)No. 250 AAMU 108, Morris Brown 76 (1/20/97)No. 300 AAMU 89, Prairie View A&M 75 (1/22/00)No. 350 AAMU 78, Tennessee State 77 (12/12/03)No. 400 AAMU 65, Stillman 64 (11/20/06)

Pettaway Year-by-Year

Year Rec. 1986-87 23-7 1987-88 ** 29-3 1988-89 *** 26-6 1989-90 18-9 1990-91 16-14 1991-92 15-15 1992-93 *** 28-3 1993-94 ** 27-5 1994-95 ** 29-3 1995-96 ** 28-3 1996-97 24-6 1997-98 18-9 1998-99 10-17 1999-00 18-10 2000-01 17-11 2001-02 19-10 2002-03 8-19 2003-04 13-17 2004-05 * ^ 18-14 2005-06 13-13 2006-07 10-20 2007-08 14-15 2008-09 8-19 2009-10 11-16 TOTAL 440-264

* NCAA Division I Tournament ** NCAA Division II Elite Eight *** NCAA Division II Regional

GettingtoknowCoachPettaway...

What’syourgoalthisseason?:Win the SWACWhatIlikemostaboutlivinginAlabama: great people and Huntsville is a super city.Peoplewouldbesurprisedtoknowthat: I love comedy and fishingMyfavoritedessert:sweet potato pieMyfavoritesporttoplaybesidesbasketball:footballMyfavoritesporttowatchbesidesbasketball:footballThebestTVshowcurrentlyonrightnow:HouseMybiggestweakness:patienceSincegettingtoknowCoachHayes,thetwowordsthatbestdescribehim: loyal, relentlessSincegettingtoknowCoachJackson,thetwowordsthatbestdescribehim:passionate, hardworkingSincegettingtoknowCoachEssex,thetwowordsthatbestdescribehim: smooth, loyalMyfavoritemeal:chicken, corn, rice and gravyIam: great at cleaning the houseIusedtobe: shyThemostexcitingthingthat’shappenedtome: my wedding and the birth of my daughtersTheonethingIcan’tlivewithout:Jesus in my life and my familyIfIcouldhavedinnerwithanythreepeopleintheworld,Iwouldinvite: Nelson Mandela, Oprah Winfrey, and Barack ObamaMyfavoritethingtododuringfreetime: fish, fish, fish, fish, and fish some moreIwouldwatchanymoviestarring: Denzel Washington

• 440-264/24 seasons• Alabama A&M Director of Athletics: 1989-1992• National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Congressman• 100 Black Men of America (Huntsville Chapter)

Accolades•SWAC Coach of the Year: 2005• SIAC Coach of the Year: 1989, 1993, 1995, 1996)• Outstanding Young Man of America: 1981, 1984, 1987

DivisionII• 7 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) titles• 6 SIAC Tournament Crowns• eight 20+ win seasons• 4 NCAA Elite Eight Tournament appearances (three straight appearances: 1994, 1995, 1996)• Best record in Alabama A&M Men’s Basketball history: 29-3 (1987-88)

DivisionI•SWAC Regular Season Champions 2005• SWAC Tournament Champions 2005, NCAA Appearance• 400th coaching victory vs. Stillman (Nov. 20, 2006)

Personal: Born in Selma, AL...Graduated from Dallas County High School...attended Selma University and lettered two seasons under legendary coach John “Skin” Lewis...Also lettered in baseball...earned Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education at Alabama A&M in 1980...Received Master’s degree from Alabama A&M in Secondary Administration in 1991...Wife, Glenn are proud parents of two daughters Porsha, Paige, and a son Alexander.

ThePettawayProfile



Willie Hayes has completed 17 seasons as Vann Pettaway’s top assistant. The Bull-dogs have won over 200 games since Hayes joined the Bulldog staff. One of the best point guards to ever play for A&M, Hayes thrilled Bulldog fans with his pinpoint passing and deadly shooting. He held the school record for career assists with 669 until Craig Lottie surpassed the mark in 1997, by just four.

Still, Hayes will always be known for his fantastic performances on the court. In 116 games as a player in the Bulldog program, Hayes averaged 14.6 points, 2.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 2.0 steals per game. He shot 47.4 percent from the floor, 35.3 percent from three-point range and 62.2 percent from the free throw line for his career. Dur-ing his senior season, Hayes averaged 21 points, seven assists, and five rebounds per outing. Total, he tallied 1,688 points as a Bulldog.

He earned All-SIAC and All- American honors in 1988 and 1989. He was a member of the SIAC All-Tournament team in 1989. Hayes was also named SIAC Player of the Year in1989. During that year, Hayes was named A&M Male Athlete of the Year. For his efforts and accomplishments on the floor, Hayes was inducted into the Alabama A&M Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.

Hayes played his high school ball for coach Willie Ford at Abrams High. After his adventures at A&M, Hayes signed as a free agent with the New Jersey Nets of the NBA. He participated as a member of the Nets summer league team. He was drafted in 1989 by Sioux Falls of the Continental Basketball League. Hayes is a member of the National Associa-tion Basketball Coaches and also a member of the NABC Assistant Coaches Board representing the SWAC.

Born in Bessemer, Ala., on July 12, 1967, Hayes is the youngest of Queen E. Hayes’ 11 children, including nine sons. He received his degree in physical education from Alabama A&M in 1990. Hayes and his wife Preanza have two chil-dren, a daughter, Aamirah, and a step-daughter, Chrystal.

Assistant Coach Willie Hayes

Assistant Coach Orlando Essex

Orlando Essex is going into his fourth season as the Bulldog’s assistant coach. In his role, Or-lando oversees basketball operations, and assisting with recruiting. On the floor, he helps Coach Hayes with the Bulldog backcourt.

Essex born in Marion, Ala., where he graduated from Francis Marion High School. He played two years on the varsity basketball team, where he helped win a state championship in 2000. He won the team’s Defensive Player of the year award during his senior year. Essex graduated in 2004 from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa with a degree in Business Management and

has earned his masters in business administration.

Orlando has one brother, Shaun, and a sister, Crystal. He is the son of James and Velma Essex.



Called one of the brightest assistants in the game, the 2010-11 campaign will be Jack-son’s be Jackson’s 11th season as a member of the Bulldog program. Following his second season on “the Hill”, Jackson took a one-year stint at Alabama that included a trip to the NCAA Tournament.

He then returned to Normal and assisted with the program’s journey to a SWAC title sweep of the regular season and tournament and a subsequent trip to the NCAA Tour-nament.

Jackson originally came to A&M from Savannah State where he was head coach. Prior to taking over the reigns at Savannah State, Jackson served as the top assistant at Geor-gia Southern.

Jackson, a native of Headland, Ala., began his coaching career in 1993 at Auburn as a restricted earnings assistant for the late Tommy Joe Eagles. He then moved to an

administrative position under Cliff Ellis. Before moving to Auburn, he served as head assistant varsity coach at Butler High School in Huntsville, Alabama, for four years. Jackson served on the staff of Frankie Allen at Tennessee State for one season. During his stay, the Tigers finished the 1994-95 regular season as Ohio Valley co-champions.

Jackson, an all-state selection at Headland High School, played guard and forward at Montevallo. There, he was an all-conference selection and team captain for coach Rob Spivery - now head coach at Southern. His senior season he averaged 14.6 points (led the team), 3.2 rebounds and 1.0 steals per contest. He then proceeded to play professionally with the Rockford Lightning of the Continental Basketball Association during the 1986-87 season.

A member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Jackson received his degree in mass communications from Montevallo in 1986. Born September 14, 1964, Jackson and his wife Phoebe have two sons, Desmond and Devin.

Assistant Coach Sammy Jackson

Team Chaplin Pastor Troy Garner

Pastor Troy L. Garner is a native of Huntsville, Alabama where he came to know the Lord at the age of 10 years old. He is the son Elder Horace and Gloria Garner of Huntsville, Al. He was educated in the Madison County School system and received The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical Studies from The American Baptist College in Nashville, Tennessee in 1996. While at American Baptist he received many awards for sermon writing and presentation during the Prestigious Garnett – Nabrit Lecture Series. He received his Masters of Divinity Degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky in Theology and is presently pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Expository Preaching.

Pastor Troy, as he lovingly known by his members and the Huntsville community, answered the called to the ministry in 1987 at his home Church, Indian Creek P.B. Church, and has served as Associate Minister at First Missionary Baptist Church, under Pastor Julius R. Scruggs and New Jerusalem Baptist Church under Pastor Ricky L. Sykes.

Pastor Troy has Pastored churches in Mobile and Athens, Alabama. Pastor Troy received divine inspiration to establish The Fellowship of Faith Baptist Church, this vision came to fulfillment in November, 2003. In April 2005 after worshipping at Woodlands Hills Church and other facilities, the present location was purchased and moved into in April, 2005. Since being there the word has been preached and the membership has moved from 45 to over 1045 members. In June of 2008 Pastor set the goal of burning the Mortgage by November 2009 in order to build a larger sanctuary at the present location but through opened doors, God has enabled us to find a larger( 42,000 square feet) location/Sanctuary,

we held our Ribbon Cutting Praise Service & first service on December 26 & 27, 2009 respectively. The Church sees growth both spiritually, financially and in numbers on a weekly basis, because of the teaching method of Pastor Troy, our membership has grown even during Wednesday night Bible Study. Pastor Troy has established an DNA for the Church is “A.& W.” create An Atmosphere of Worship, an Appetite for the Word and an Attitude to Witness. Pastor Troy is the Chaplain for the Alabama A&M University Football, Basketball and Baseball Teams. The Team members are often in attendance on Sunday morn-ings and many have joined under Watchcare from their home churches. He is also an Alumnus of Huntsville Leadership. homeless by giving them small jobs around the church.

Pastor Troy is married to the former Kimberly M. Fields and they are the proud parents of a eleven year old daughter, Tory Michelle Garner. Lady Kim Garner is A Counselor For the Madison County School System. Lady Kim works closely with her husband in the daily operations of the Church. The Fellowship of Faith Church, “Jesus Is Exalted and The Word Is Explained.”

Team Chaplin Pastor Troy Garner



NO. NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL

00 Justan Banks C 7-0 215 Fr. Oxford, AL /Oxford HS 4 Casey Cantey G/F 6-5 190 Jr. Demopolis, AL /Demopolis HS 10 Jeremy Crutcher G 5-8 160 Fr. Hazel Green, AL /Hazel Green HS11 Cornelius Hester G 6-3 170 Gr. Mobile, AL /Shaw 12 Jabari Deshields PG 5-10 160 Sr. Atlanta, GA /Redan HS 20 Jose Long G/F 6-5 205 Fr. Madison, AL Bob Jones HS22 Desmond Jackson G 6-1 190 Sr. Madison, AL /Bob Jones 24 Marcus Lee PG 6-1 180 So. Newburn, AL /Sunshine HS 30 Demarquelle Tabb G/F 6-5 210 Fr. Greensboro, AL /Greensboro HS 33 Quintarius Hutchinson G 6-4 180 Fr. Anniston, AL /Anniston HS 35 Reggie Porter PG 5-9 145 Sr. Talladega, AL / Talladega Central 40 Brandon Ellis G 6-3 190 Fr. Robertsdale, AL /Robertsdale HS 42 Bo Amusa F 6-6 205 Sr. Grayson, GA /Grayson 44 Jonathan Inman F 6-5 215 Sr. Atlanta, GA /Tri-Cities 50 Reginald Martin G/F 6-6 210 Fr. Buffalo, NY /Queen City Prep 54 Diamon Alexander G/F 6-6 215 Jr. Holmes, AL /Holmes C. C.55 Jerome Hunter F/C 6-10 230 Fr. Buffalo, NY /Queen City Prep

2010-11 Alabama A&M Basketball Roster



2010-11 Season OutlookThe 2010-2011 season for Alabama A&M University Men's Basketball will have the similar look but a different flavor from last season.

Head Coach Vann Pettaway, who is entering his 24th season, states that, “Our depth and size reminds me of some of the SIAC championship teams. We've got what we need. We've got size, experience and depth. I'm excited. This team will be heard from."

A&M returns three starters from last year's 11-16 team, including five seniors.

Bo Amusa (27 games, 22 started, 9.3 points per game, 6.0 rebounds per game) and Jonathan Inman, (27 games, five started, 5.3 points per game, 43% field goal shooting, 3.0 rebounds per game) are a pair of seniors who return at the power forward position. They will be challenged by newcomers Reginald Martin (Forward, 6-6, 210, Buffalo, New York, Queen City Prep) and Demarquelle Tabb (Forward, 6-5, 210, Greensboro, Alabama, Greensboro HS). Amusa led the team in rebounding, blocks and was third in scoring.

Jabari Deshields (27 games, 16 started, 2.9 ponits per game, 1.7 rebounds per game) and Marcus Lee (25 games, 11 started, 3.4 points per game, 44% field goal shooting, 1.5 rebounds per game) are back at point guard, but Jeremy Crutcher (Guard, 5-8, 160, Hazel Green, Alabama Hazel Green HS) is pushing for play-ing time.

Cornelius Hester, (27 games, 17 started, 3.2 rebounds per game) who averaged a team-high 12 points per game last season, is back at shooting guard spot along with Desmond Jackson (27 games, two started, 37 points, 35 rebounds, 15 steals), freshman Quintarius Hutchinson (Guard, 6-4, 180, Anninton, Alabama, Anniston HS) and freshman Brandon Ellis (Guard, 6-3, 190, Robertsdale, Alabama, Robertsdale HS). Hester and Hutchinson provide the Bulldogs with scoring threat.

Casey Cantey (27 games, 10 started, 12.0 points per game, 4.1 rebounds per game), will be at small forward this season along with Hutchinson and newcomer Demarquelle Tabb (Forward, 6-5, 210, Greenboro, Alabama, Greensboro HS).

Justan Banks (Center, 7-0, 215, Oxford, Alabama, Oxford HS) the only seven footer on the A&M roster will have some help along the inside. Jerome Hunter (Forward, 6-10, 230, Buffalo, New York, Queen City Prep) and Chris Burks (Forward, 6-8, 250, Frisco, Texas, Little Elm HS) will control the center and forward position.

Banks, will give the Bulldogs a shot blocker and a rebounder, while Hunter, and Burks, will provide the strength they have been lacking inside.



2010-2011 BULLDOGS PLAYERS



Getting to know Cornelius...

As a kid, my sports idol was: My brother

The one thing I can cook really well: Breakfast

My dream job would be: Long as I can take care of my fam.

My favorite musical artist: Gucci Man

My favorite movie is: The Sixth Man

The one thing I can’t live without: Family

My favorite actor: Mike Epps

My pregame ritual includes: Talking to my son.

The most exciting thing that’s happened to me: Watching my son come in the world

2009-10: Saw action in 27 contest starting 17... Led the team with a career high 344 points averaging 12.7 point per game... Led the team in scoring in nine contest... Scored double digit points in 19 contest...Posted 44 three pointers and pulled in 87 rebounds... Finished 10th in the SWAC in scoring... 12th in three-point field goal percentage... Seventh in three-point field goal made...

2008-09: Appeared in 27 games with 24 starts...Second on the team in scoring at 12 ppg... Tied for a career-high 25 points vs. Prairie View (March 2)... Scored in double-digits 14 times...Made 46 shots from behind the arc.

2007-08: Missed majority of the season due to an ankle injury. Prior to the injury he played in 3 games with 2 starts... Tallied 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

2006-07: Appeared in all 30 games with 25 starts...Second on the team in scoring at 10.4 ppg... Second on team in free throw percentage at .743 (26-35)... Led team with 65 three-point field goals (65-222; .293)... Career high 25 points vs. Paul Quinn; also had 22 vs. Texas Southern and 20 vs. Prairie View in back-to-back games.

Personal: Son of Pearlie Hester and Cornelius Hester, Sr...Born Nov. 24, 1987 in Mobile, Ala... Majoring in sports management... Nickname is "C.J."... Has a 3-year-old son (Cornelius Hester, III).

RS Senior6-3 • 170 • Guard

Mobile, Ala.Shaw H.S.

Career Highs25 pts • vs. Paul Quinn (11/11/06)8 rebounds • vs. TSU (2/1/10)5 assists • vs. Southern (2/20/10) 4 steals • vs. Tuskegee (11/2/06)1 block • several times

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 30-25 775/25.8 111-315 .352 65-222 .293 26-35 .743 20-44 64 2.1 43-0 28 40 1 27 313/10.42007 3-2 55/18.3 6-12 .500 3-8 .375 2-5 .400 3-7 10 3.3 4-0 1 3 0 2 17/5.72008 27-24 820/30.4 121-349 .347 46-169 .272 35-45 .778 27-63 90 3.3 51-0 39 44 1 23 323/12.02009 27-17 686/25.4 124-317 .391 44-143 .308 52-65 .800 30-57 87 3.2 33-0 38 38 7 32 344/12.7 TOTAL 87-68 2336/26.9 362-993 .365 158-542 .290 115-150 .767 80-171 251 2.9 131-0 106 125 9 84 997/11.5

#11 Cornelius Hester



2009-10: Played in 27 games and started 10... Second on the team with 324 points averging 12.0... Set career highs in points 28 vs. Tuske-gee and11 boards for his only double double... Six assists, five steals, and four blocks all career highs... Led team with 50 steals... Finished 12th in SWAC in scoring... 14th in field goal percent-age .396... Third in steals...

2008-09: Played in 27 games with 10 starts...Averaged 8.7 points and 3.8 rebounds as a freshman... Scored a career-high 22 points at Prairie View (March 2)... Pulled down a career-high eight boards vs. Oakwood (Nov. 15)... Had nine double-digit performances on the season.

High School: Played at Demopolis High School in Demopolis, Ala... named All-Conference, All-Area, and Area M.V.P. his senior season.

Personal: Born in Fairfax County, VA on Dec. 17,1989... Son of Evern Holley and Gus Cantey... hastwo siblings, Caleb Washington (11) and Chel-sea Jackson (7)... Majoring in Sports Manage-ment.

Getting to know Casey...

When I’m nervous I: bite my lip

As A kid, my sports idol was: Tracy McGrady

The one I can cook really well: Jiffy mix Cornbread

My dream job would be: Playing in the NBA

My favorite musical artist: Gucci Mane LaFlare

My favorite movie is: Shottas

The one thing I can’t leave without: My cell phone

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: University of Illinois

My favorite actor: Denzel Washington

I can do this better than almost anyone: Play NBA 2k11

My pregame ritual includes: Pregame meal and listen to my IPod

The one thing I can’t live without: my cellphone

Junior6-5 • 190 • Guard/Forward

Demopolis, Ala.Demopolis H.S.

Career Highs28 pts • vs. Tuskegee (12/5/09)11 rebounds • vs. Tuskegee (12/5/09) 6 assists • vs. Grambling (3/6/10) 5 steals • at Jackson (1/4/10)4 block • vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (1/9/10)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 27-11 685/25.4 75-207 .362 12-48 .250 65-102 .637 32-73 104 3.9 73-2 24 65 6 29 227/8.42009 27-10 660/24.4 101-255 .396 10-33 .303 112-179 .626 41-69 110 4.1 47-0 30 68 20 50 324/12.0TOTAL 54-22 1345/24.9 176-462 .381 22-81 .272 177-281 .630 73-142 214 4.0 47-0 54 133 26 79 551/10.2

#4 Casey Cantey



#44 Jonathan Inman

2009-10: Played in 27 games and recorded five starts... Scored 522 points averaging 5.9 per game... Pulled in 104 rebounds averaging 3.9 a contest... Scored 20 points vs. Mississippi Valley (Feb. 8)... Posted a doule double at Tennessee State (Dec. 15) with 11 points and 11 rebounds... Scored in double figures in five contest...

2008-09: Appeared in 27 games with 17 starts...Averaged 6.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game...Scored a career-high 22 points at Prairie View (Feb. 2)... Recorded 19 points vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Feb. 9)... Pulled down 109 rebounds on the season...Career-high 12 boards at Prairie View (Feb. 2); also pulled down 10 rebounds vs. Mississippi Valley (Feb. 7)

2007-08: Sat out the season due to injury. Prior to medical redshirt... played 7 games with 3 starts...Recorded 67 points and 35 rebounds.

2006-07: Appeared in 28 games with 13 starts... Led the team in field goal percentage at 58.8 (60-102)...Averaged 5.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game...Scored a career high 20 points at Grambling; also had 13 points at Jackson State, vs. Prairie View, and vs. Winston-Salem State... Career high 8 rebounds vs. Tuskegee.

Personal: Born Sept. 24, 1987 in Atlanta, Ga...Majoring in Physical Education... Son of Betty Sue Hott Inman... One of four siblings.

Getting to know Jonathan...

When I’m angry I: pray

When I’m happy I: praise

My favorite sport to play besides basketball: tennis

The best movie I’ve ever seen: Set It Off

The most exciting thing that’s happened to me: was coming to A&M

The one thing I can’t live without: Jesus

As a kid, my sports idol was: Michael Johnson

The one thing I can cook really well: Cinnamon pancakes

My dream job would be: President of the world

My favorite musical artist: Tasha Cobhs

The one thing I can’t leave without: A purpose

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Who ever is #1

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: chess

My favorite actor: Tupac

I can do this better than almost anyone: Be myself

My pregame ritual includes: Thank god

Siblings: Justin Inman, Javrett and Jyles Smith

RS Senior6-5 • 225 • Forward

Atlanta, Ga.Tri-Cities H.S.

Career Highs22 pts • at Prairie View (2/2/09)12 rebounds • at Prairie View (2/2/09)3 assists • at Southern (1/23/10)2 blocks (multiple times)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 28-13 452/16.1 60-102 .588 0-0 .000 30-71 .423 33-59 92 3.3 55-3 9 24 8 18 150/5.42007 7-3 137/19.6 20-41 .488 0-0 .000 27-37 .730 16-19 35 5.0 17-1 3 6 1 6 67/9.62008 27-17 471-17.4 63-110 .573 0-1 .000 36-56 .643 41-69 110 4.1 59-0 15 29 16 10 162/6.02009 27-5 469-17.4 47-109 .431 0-0 .000 49-80 .613 34-70 104 3.9 76-2 16 30 23 16 143/5.3TOTAL 89-38 1529/17.2 190-362 .525 0-1 .000 142-244 .582 124-217 341 3.8 207-6 43 89 48 50 522/5.9



#42 Bo AmusaBefore Alabama A&M: Played at Bevill State CommunityCollege... named First Team All-ACCC... averaged 15 points, nine rebounds, and 3.5 blocks per game... Graduated from Grayson H.S. in Grayson, Ga.... named All-Gwinett County Honorable Mention.

2009-10: Appeared in 27 games with 22 starts... Averaged 9.5 points and 6.0 rebounds per game... Led team with 50 blocks... Scored a career high 17 points vs. Alcorn; also had 16 points at Prairie View, and 15 at Alcorn State... Posted a double double with 14 boards and 11 points at SU... Finished the season 21st in the SWAC in scoring... seventh in rebounding... eighth in field goal percentage (.451)... 14th in free throw percentage (.684)... first in blocked shots... eighth in offensive boards (2.1)... 10th in defensive rebounds (3.9)...

Personal: Born Sept. 7, 1989 in Flatbush, NY...Majoring in General Studies...Son of Ola-Akinsanya... One of five sib-lings

Getting to know Bo...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Kobe Bryant/ Michael Jordan

The one thing I can cook really well: Cheese Eggs

My dream job would be: NBA, over seas

My favorite musical artist: Jay-Z

My favorite movie is: He Got Game

The one thing I can’t live without: Basketball, Family

If I could add another team to the schedule it would be: Duke

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football

My favorite actor: Will Smith/ Denzel Wash-ington

I can do this almost better than almost any-one: Dunk

My pregame ritual includes: iPod music

Senior6-6 • 205 • Forward

Grayson, Ga.Grayson H.S.

Career Highs17 points • vs. Alcorn (2/22/10)14 rebounds • at Southern (1/23/10)4 assists • vs. Stillman (11/23/09)6 blocks • Tuskegee (12/5/09)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 27-22 645/23.9 93-206 .451 6-15 .400 65-95 .684 57-105 162 6.0 53-2 19 31 50 17 257/9.5TOTAL 27-22 645/23.9 93-206 .451 6-15 .400 65-95 .684 57-105 162 6.0 53-2 19 31 50 17 257/9.5



2009-10: Played in 14 contest... Scored 36 points averaging 2.6 per game... Posted a career high eight points at Tennessee State... Four rebounds vs. Tuskegee... Recorded 20 assists during the season...

2008-09: Saw action in 24 games with twostarts...Tied for a career-high 7 points vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Feb. 9).

2007-08: Saw action in 19 games with one start... Grabbed 10 rebounds on the season...Scored 4 points in collegiate debut against Nebraska (Nov. 17)... Scored a career-high 7 points (twice) vs. Stillman (Nov. 24), and at Alabama State (Jan.19).

Personal: Born June 27, 1988 in Miami, Fl...Son of Vanessa Jones, Eugene Porter, Walter Garret... Business Management Major... Oldest of two siblings...

Getting to know Reggie...

What being a Bulldog means to me: leadership and tradition

My favorite meal: chicken and rice

The one thing I can’t live without: my cell phone would

As a kid, my sports idol was: Hulk Hogan, Michael Jordan

The one thing I can cook really well: Pancakes

My dream job would be: Playing Professional bas-ketball

My favorite musical artist: fabolous

My favorite movie is: Baby Boy

The one thing I can’t leave without: God and his many blessings

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Duke

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Tennis

My favorite actor: Chris Tucker/ Martin Lawrence

I can do this better than almost anyone: Play Uno

My pregame ritual includes: Watching Tom and Jerry

Senior5-9 • 145 • Point Guard

Talladega, Ala.Talladega Central H.S.

Career Highs8 points • at Tennessee St. (12/15/09)4 rebounds • vs. Tuskegee (12/5/09)5 assists • vs. Texas So. (2/1/10)2 steals multiple times

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 19-1 138/7.3 13-29 .448 6-16 .375 8-12 .667 1-9 10 0.5 19-0 9 23 0 3 40/2.12008 25-2 166/6.6 12-34 .353 4-11 .364 8-8 1.000 3-9 12 0.5 15-0 7 19 0 4 36/1.42009 14-0 143/10.2 9-35 .257 5-19 .263 13-15 .867 4-12 16 1.1 14-0 17 20 0 6 36/2.6TOTAL 58-3 447/7.7 34-98 .347 15-46 .326 29-35 .829 8-30 38 0.7 48-0 33 62 0 13 112/1.9

#35 Reggie Porter



2009-10: Appeared in 27 contest and started two... Scored a season high 16 points vs. Martin Methodist (11/21/09)... Pulled in a sea-son high five rebounds vs. Martin Methodist (11/21/09) and Stillman (11/23/09)... Totaled 15 steals, 11 assists and 35 rebounds throughout the season...

2008-09: Saw action in 26 games, with four starts...Averaged 6 points per outing... Scored a career-high 19 points vs. Oakwood (Nov. 15)... Had a total of seven double-digitperformances; vs. Oakwood (19), vs. Grambling (15), vs. Alcorn (16), at Texas Southern (11), at Prairie View (12), vs. Mississippi Valley (11), at Alcorn (12)...Pulled down a season-high six rebounds twice; Talladega (Nov. 22),Alcorn (Feb. 21).

2007-08: Saw action in all 29 games... Averaged 4.6 points per outing... Made 36 shots from behind the arc... Scored a career-high 18 points vs. Texas Southern (Feb. 4)...Had 10 points vs. Oakwood (Nov. 10), 15 points at Grambling (Jan. 7), and 16 points vs. Jackson State (March 6)...Named to the All-SWAC Academic Team.

Personal: Born July 23, 1988... Son of Phoebe and Sammy Jackson... Secondary Education Major... Oldest of two siblings...

Getting to know Desmond...

Why Alabama A&M: The atmosphere was the best fit for me. This school has a lot of tradition.

People would be surprised to know that: I enjoy cooking

When I’m nervous I: grind my teeth

When I’m angry: my eye twitches

My favorite meal: meat loaf, mashed potatos, and collard greens

I used to be: short and skinny

As a kid, my sports idol was: Michael Jordan

The one thing I can cook really well: Chicken Alfredo

My dream job would be: College Basketball Coach

My favorite movie is: Public Enemies

The one thing I can’t leave without: My family

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Uconn

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Baseball

My favorite actor: Johnny Depp

I can do this better than almost anyone: Cook

My pregame ritual includes: A good meal, a nap, some music, some shooting drills

Senior6-1 • 190 • Guard

Madison, Ala.Bob Jones H.S.

Career Highs19 pts • vs. Oakwood (11/5/08)6 rebounds • twice4 assists • vs. Grambling (3/8/08)5 rebounds (twice)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |-----Rebounds----|Year 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 29-0 609/21.0 41-145 .283 36-115 .313 14-21 .667 19-34 53 1.8 47-1 34 31 3 20 132/4.62008 27-4 570/21.1 55-190 .289 27-114 .237 18-37 .486 20-31 51 1.9 57-1 39 43 1 44 155/5.72009 27-2 275/10.2 14-69 .203 7-38 .184 2-8 .250 9-26 35 1.3 34-0 11 24 4 15 37/1.4TOTAL 83-6 1454/17.5 110-404 .272 70-267 .262 34-66 .515 48-91 139 1.7 138-2 84 98 8 79 324/3.9

#22 Desmond Jackson



2009-10: Saw action in 27 games starting 16... Started the final 14 games of the season... Had 77 total points including 11 vs. Prairie View (1/30/10) and 10 vs. Alabama State (2/13/10)... Collected 47 rebounds and a team leading 63 assists including a career high seven vs. Alabama State (2/13/10)... Recorded 27 steals... Finished 14th in the SWAC in assists...

2008-09: Played in 12 games...Scored a season high 5 points vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff...Had 16points and 10 rebounds on the season.

2007-08: Played in 15 games, making 2 starts...Scored a career-high 20 points vs. Central Arkansas (Nov. 7)... Had 33 points and 12 rebounds on the season.

Personal: Born Aug. 15, 1989...Son of TonyaRhodes and Emil DeShields...Majoring in Management Information Systems... One of three siblings...

Getting to know Jabari...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Allen Iver-son, Michael Jordan

The one thing I can cook really well: Scrambled eggs with cheese

My dream job would be: Playing in the National Basketball Association

My favorite musical artist: I like Fred Hammond, Tye Tribbett, Mali Music

My favorite movie is: Titanic

The one thing I can’t leave without: The only begotten son, Jesus Christ

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Villanova

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football

I can do this better than almost anyone: Be myself

My pregame ritual includes: Praying and napping, listening to music

Senior5-10 • 160 • Point Guard

Atlanta, Ga.Redan H.S.

Career Highs20 pts • vs, Central Arkansas (11/7/07)5 rebounds • twice7 assists • vs. Alabama State (2/13/10)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 15-2 118/7.9 11-30 .367 2-9 .222 9-15 .600 1-11 12 0.8 12-0 9 28 1 4 33/2.22008 13-0 70/5.4 5-18 .278 0-1 .000 7-10 .700 2-9 11 0.8 7-0 6 14 1 9 17/1.32009 27-16 458/17.0 22-88 .250 7-24 .292 26-47 .553 16-31 47 1.7 57-2 63 57 3 27 77/2.9TOTAL 55-18 646/11.7 38-136 .279 9-34 .265 47-72 .6583 19-51 70 1.3 76-2 78 99 5 40 127/2.3

#12 Jabari Deshields



2009-10: Appeared in 25 games and started 11... Scored a career high 14 points vs. Oakwood and 11 points at Alcorn State... 19 steals, two blocks, 44 assists, and 37 rebounds including 29 defensive... Finished the season shooting .441 from the field...

2008-09: Sat out season with a medical redshirt

High School: Played at Sunshine High Schoolwith former Bulldog sophomore Royce Hamilton... Was named M.V.P. senior season and an All-Tournament selection... Also let-tered in football... Was apart of the High School National Honor Society and was Salutatorian of his senior class.

Personal: Born in Newbern, Ala. on Oct. 22,1989...Son of Doria Lee and Winston Lee III...Majoring in Sports Management.

Getting to know Marcus...

People would be surprised to know that: I wear cotacts

My favorite dessert: vanilla milkshake from Steak & Shake

My favorte meal: bbq ribs, steak, chicken, sweet potatoes, and corn bread

The most played artist on my MP3 player: Young Jeezy

If I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Gabrielle Union, Sanaa Lathan, and Lisa Raye

As a kid, my sports idol was: Jordan

The one thing I can cook really well: Steak and potatoes

My dream job would be: own a YMCA back home

My favorite musical artist: Yung Jeezy

The one thing I can’t leave without: cell phone

If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Clarke Atlanta

If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: football

I can do this better than almost anyone: sleep

My pregame ritual includes: a nap and R&B music

Sophomore6-1 • 180 • Point Guard

Newbern, Ala.Sunshine H.S.

Career Highs14 points • vs. Oakwood (11/16/09)6 rebounds • vs. Oakwood (11/16/09)7 assists • twice3 steals • at Grambling (1/16/10)

|-----Total-----| |-----3-Point-----| |----Rebounds----|Year 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 2-0 14/7.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 3 1.5 0-0 5 5 0 2 0/0.02009 25-11 479/19.2 26-59 .441 8-15 .533 25-36 .694 8-29 37 1.5 42-0 44 55 2 19 85/3.4TOTAL 27-11 493/18.3 26-60 .433 8-15 .533 25-36 .694 9-31 40 1.5 42-0 49 60 2 21 85/3.1

#24 Marcus Lee



High School: 15 points and six assists per game senior sea-son... All- Area

Personal: Born March 3, 1992 in Huntsville, Ala... Son of Ronnie and Lucindra Crutcher... Majoring in Electrical Engineering... One of three siblings

Getting to know Jeremy...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Michael Jordan • The one thing I can cook really well: Omelets • My dream job would be: Professional Basketball Player • My favorite musical artist: Lil Wayne • My favorite movie is: Coach Carter • The one thing I can’t leave without: God, Family, Friends, and Basketball • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football • My favorite actor: Denzel Washington • I can do this better than almost anyone: Sleep • My pregame ritual includes: Alone time, listening to my iPod •

Freshman5-8 • 160 • Point Guard

Hazel Green, Ala.Hazel Green H.S.

#10 Jeremy Crutcher

High School: All-Area 2009-10... 9.8 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks per game... Broke record for most blcok shots... Honorable Mention All-State...

Personal: Born April 25, 1991 in Anniston, Ala... Son of Cynthia and Udo Gees ken...Majoring in Electrical Engering.

Getting to know Justan...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Michael Jordan • The one thing I can cook really well: Cheese eggs • My dream job would be: Mechanical Engineer or NBA player • My favorite musical artist: T.I., Gucci Mane • My favorite movie is: Love and Basketball • The one thing I can’t leave without: cellphone, mother • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Golf • My favorite actor: Ice Cube, Katt Williams • I can do this better than almost anyone: Listen to instructions • My pregame ritual includes: stretch and be ready

Freshman7-0 • 215 • Center

Oxford, Al • Oxford H.S.

#00 Justan Banks



High School: 14 points and eight rebounds per game... All-Area 2008-09

Personal: Born Feb. 10, 1992 in Huntsville, Ala... Son Hossie and Vivan Long... Majoring in Biology... One of two siblings...

Getting to know Jose...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Reggie Miller • The one thing I can cook really well: Hamburgers • My dream job would be: A mechanical engineer at a major company • My favorite musical artist: Lil Wayne • My favorite movie is: Friday • The one thing I can’t leave without: My family • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football • My favorite actor: Will Smith • My pregame ritual includes: Listening to music

Freshman6-5 • 205 • Guard/Forward

Madison, Ala. • Bob Jones H.S.

#20 Jose Long

#30 Demarquelle TabbHigh School: Tore tore a knee ligament going into his junior year after leading the basketball team to the AHSAA 06-07 semifinals

Personal: Born April 5, 1990 in Greensboro, AL... Son of Deborah Tabb-Thomas and Lamar Wanyer... Majoring in Physical Education...

Getting to know Demarquelle...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Michael Jordan • The one thing I can cook really well: Breakfast • My dream job would be: In the NBA • My favorite musical artist: Gucci Mane • My favorite movie is: Shoota • The one thing I can’t leave without: My family • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football • My favorite actor: Mike Epps • I can do this better than almost anyone: Play Basketball • My pregame ritual includes: Chilling


Greensboro, Ala.Greensboro H.S.



High School: 18 points and 10 rebounds in final contest...

First-Team and All-Team

Personal: Born Oct. 13, 1991 in Anniston, Ala... Son Tonya

Hutchinson and Demetrius Swink... One of two siblings...

Getting to know Quintarius...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Kevin Garnett • The one thing I can cook really well: Mac & Cheese • My dream

job would be: Architect • My favorite musical artist: Rick Ross • My favorite movie is: Ninja Turtles “Secrete of

the Ooze” • The one thing I can’t live without: is basketball • If I could add another team to the schedule it

would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Golf • My favorite actor: Michael Blackston

I can do this almost better than almost anyone: Cook • My pregame ritual includes: listening to music

Freshman6-4 • 180 • Guard

Anniston, Ala. • Anniston H.S.

#33 Quintarius Hutchinson

#40 Brandon Ellis

Freshman6-3 • 10 • Guard

Grayson, Ga. • Grayson H.S.

High School: 18 points and five rebounds per game his senior season...

Personal: Born Sep. 19, 1991 in Coxley, Ala... Son Karen Ellis...Majoring in Business Adminastration.

Getting to know Brandon...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Magic Johnson • The one thing I can cook really well: Steak • My dream job would be: Playing professional basketball • My favorite musical artist: Drake • My favorite movie is: Law abiding Citizen • The one thing I can’t leave without: Mother • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: North Carolina • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Football • My favorite actor: Will Smith • My pregame ritual includes: sleep



#50 Reginald Martin

High School: 18 points and 12 rebounds per game senior year... All-Area First-Team

Personal: Born March 15, 1991... Son Reggie and Chettie Martin... Majoring in Computer Science... One of two siblings...


Buffalo, N.Y. • Cardinal O'Hara H.S.

Getting to know Reginald...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Kevin Garnett • The one thing I can cook really well: Anything • My dream job would be: Coach Major College • My favorite musical artist: music soul child • The one thing I can’t leave without: God • If I could add one team to the schedule it would be: University Buffalo • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Golf • My pregame ritual includes: sleep •

#54 Diamon Alexander

Junior6-6 • 215 • Guard/Forward

Huntsville, Ala • Holmes C.C.

Getting to know Diamon...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Tim Hardaway • The one thing I can cook really

well: Spaghetti • My dream job would be: The league NBA • My favorite musical

artist: Tupac • My favorite movie is: Juice and Love and Basketball • The one

thing I can’t leave without: God and family • If I could add one team to the

schedule it would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be:

Soccer and football • My favorite actor: Me • I can do this better than almost

anyone: Dance • My pregame ritual includes: Getting loose

Holmes Community College: Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges North Division All-Star team...

Personal: Born Jan. 23, 1988 in Birmingham, Ala... Son Delores Alexander and Bobby Sleadge... Majoring in Computer Science... Only boy with two sisters...




Buffalo, N.Y. • Queen City Prep

#55 Jerome Hunter

Getting to know Jerome...

As a kid, my sports idol was: Julius Erving “Dr.J” • The one thing I can cook really well: oodles of noodles • My

dream job would be: Professional Athlete • My favorite musical artist: Kanye West • My favorite movie is: Love

and Basketball • The one thing I can’t leave without: My Family • If I could add one team to the schedule it

would be: Duke • If I could play another sport at A&M, it would be: Tennis • My favorite actor: Will Smith • I

can do this better than almost anyone: Sleep • My pregame ritual includes: Talking to my Pops (Father), read

the Bible, pray, and listening to music

High School: 21 points and 12 rebounds per game his senior year... Ranked 87th player in the nation by ESPN.com...

Personal: Born Oct. 9, 1992 in Buffalo, New York... Son Jerome and Lillian Hunter... One of six siblings...Majoring in Business Adminastration.



THIS IS ALABAMA A&M BASKETBALL



In 1920, eight men representing six colleges from the state of Texas met to discuss col-legiate athletics and the many challenges that face their respective institutions. By the time the session in Houston had concluded, they had founded an athletic league that has slowly became one of the leading sports associations in the world of collegiate athletics, the Southwestern Athletic Conference

The founding fathers of the original “Super Six” were C.H. Fuller of Bishop College, Red Randolph and C.H. Patterson of Paul Quinn, E.G. Evans, H.J. Evans and H.J. Starns of Prairie View A&M, D.C. Fuller of Texas College and G. Whitte Jordan of Wiley College.

Notable SWAC AlumniLem Barney (Jackson State), Mel Blount (Southern), Willie Brown (Grambling), Buck Buchanan (Grambling), Steve McNair (Alcorn State), Willie Davis (Grambling), Donald Driver (Alcorn State), Michael Strahan (Texas Southern), Robert Mathis (Alabama A&M), Ken Houston (Prairie View A&M), David “Deacon” Jones (Mississippi Valley State), Walter Payton (Jackson State), Jackie Slater (Jackson State) Charlie Joiner (Grambling), Jerry Rice (Mississippi Valley State).

SWAC Commissioner Duer Sharp

The SWAC

Member Schools (10)• Alabama A&M Bulldogs - Huntsville, Alabama• Alabama State Hornets - Montgomery, Alabama• Alcorn State Braves - Alcorn State, Mississippi• Ark.-Pine Bluff Golden Lions - Pine Bluff, Arkansas• Grambling State Tigers - Grambling, Louisiana• Jackson State Tigers - Jackson, Mississippi• Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils - Itta Bena, Mississippi• Prairie View A&M Panthers - Prairie View, Texas• Southern Jaguars - Baton Rouge, Louisiana• Texas Southern Tigers - Houston, Texas

Membership Timeline Bishop College - 1920-56 Paul Quinn College - 1920-29 Sam Houston College - 1920-59 Texas College - 1920-68 Wiley College - 1920-68 Prairie View A&M - 1920-present Langston University - 1931-57 Arkansas AM&N - 1936-70 Southern - 1934-present Texas Southern - 1954-present Grambling State - 1958-present Jackson State - 1958-present Alcorn State - 1962-present Miss. Valley State - 1968-present Alabama State - 1982-present Ark.-Pine Bluff - 1997-present Alabama A&M - 1999-present

• Commissioner: Duer Sharp - [email protected] • Assistant Commissioner/Championships: Shelly Davis - [email protected] • Assistant Commissioner/Compliance: Edgar Gantt - [email protected] • Assistant Comm./Communications: Thomas Galbraith - [email protected]• Assist. Director /Communications: Chevonne Mansfield - [email protected] • Director, Finance & Accounting: Nitra Babers [email protected] • Sports Management Administrator: LaKitha Murray - [email protected] • Conference Liaison: Milton Taylor - [email protected]

A.G. Gaston Building1527 Fifth Avenue, North

Birmingham, Alabama 35203Office Phone: 205-251-7573

The SWAC Staff



North Carolina State

December 28, 2010Raleigh, NC

Alabama-Birmingham

December 19, 2010Birmingham, AL

TuskegeeNovember 20, 2010

Huntsville, AL

AlabamaNovember 27, 2010

Tuscaloosa, AL

Tennessee StateDecember 7, 2010

Huntsville, AL

Martin MethodistDecember 4, 2010

Huntsville, AL

TalladegaNovember 13, 2010

Huntsville, AL

Western KentuckyNovember 15, 2010Bowling Green, KY

Wichita StateDecember 13, 2010

Wichita, KS

BULLDOG OPPONENTS



Alcorn StateJanuary 22, 2011

Huntsville, AL

February 19, 2011Alcorn State, MS

Arkansas - Pine BluffJanuary 12, 2011

Pine Bluff, AR

February 9, 2011Huntsville, AL

Grambling StateJanuary 4, 2011Huntsville, AL

March 3, 2011Grambling, LA

Texas SouthernJanuary 29, 2011

Houston, TX


Jackson StateJanuary 6, 2011Huntsville, AL

March 5, 2011Jackson, MS

Alabama StateJanuary 15, 2011

Huntsville, AL

February 12, 2011Montgomery, AL

Mississippi ValleyJanuary 10, 2011

Itta Bena, MS


SouthernJanuary 24, 2011

Huntsville, AL

February 21, 2011Baton Rouge, LA

Prairie View A&MJanuary 31, 2011Prairie View, TX


BULLDOG OPPONENTS



NOTE:All records are from when Alabama A&M entered Division-I

SCORING(CAREER)Points 1726 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 997 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 801 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 786 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 778 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 680 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 631 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 599 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 551 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 522 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 460 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 399 - Marcus JONES (58 games) - 2004-05 346 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002

Scoring average (minimum 5 games) 15.6 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 15.1 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 14.4 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 14.1 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 13.8 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 11.5 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 11.3 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 11.3 - Nigel MOORE (27 games) - 2002 10.8 - Garik NICHOLSON (26 games) - 2002 10.2 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 10.0 - Cornelius HESTER (33 games) - 2006-07 9.5 - Bo AMUSA - (27 games) - 2009-10 9.1 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04

FIELDGOALS(CAREER)

Field goals made 575 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 362 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 303 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 267 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 243 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 238 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 221 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 212 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 190 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 176 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 146 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 132 - Andre MATTHEWS (59 games) - 2003-04 129 - Jonathan BELT (56 games) - 2006-07

Field goals attempted 1400 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 993 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 803 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 668 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 658 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 610 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 496 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 484 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 462 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 404 - Desmond JACKSON - (83 games) - 2007-10 376 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 362 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 327 - Cornelius HESTER (33 games) - 2006-07 298 - LaNorris SMITH (55 games) - 2006-07

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made) .565 - Jermaine SHAKESPEARE (13-23) - 2004 .559 - Jonathan INMAN (80-143) - 2006-07 .500 - Mike TAYLOR (6-12) - 2002-03 .525 - Jonathan INMAN - (190-362) - 2006-10 .496 - Michael FORD (128-258) - 2005 .487 - Jonathan BELT (129-265) - 2006-07 .480 - Terry HORTON (238-496) - 2002-03 .471 - Andre MATTHEWS (132-280) - 2003-04 .464 - Anthony HAYES (124-267) - 2002 .455 - Nigel MOORE (101-222) - 2002 .454 - Joe MARTIN (303-668) - 2004-05

3-POINTFIELDGOALS(CAREER)

3-point field goals made 228 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 159 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 158 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10

72 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 70 - Desmond JACKSON - (83 games) - 2007-10 68 - Cornelius HESTER (33 games) - 2006-07 63 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 60 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 52 - LaNorris SMITH (55 games) - 2006-07 38 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 35 - Desmond JACKSON (28 games) - 2006-07 34 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05

3-point field goals attempted 626 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 542 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 535 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 267 - Desmond JACKSON - (83 games) - 2007-10 241 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 230 - Cornelius HESTER (33 games) - 2006-07 178 - Terry HORTON (56 games) - 2002-03 175 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 171 - LaNorris SMITH (55 games) - 2006-07 136 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 108 - Desmond JACKSON (28 games) - 2006-07 102 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002

3-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made) .443 - Nigel MOORE (27-61) - 2002 .375 - Reggie PORTER (6-16) - 2007 .373 - Anthony HAYES (38-102) - 2002 .364 - Obie TROTTER (228-626) - 2002-05 .362 - Scotty JONES (25-69) - 2002 .360 - Michael FORD (31-86) - 2005 .355 - Marcus YOUNG (33-93) - 2003-04 .354 - Terry HORTON (63-178) - 2002-03 .343 - Andrew WILLIAMS (23-67) - 2005-07 .343 - Trant SIMPSON (60-175) - 2006-07

FREETHROWS(CAREER)

Free throws made 348 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 232 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 177 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 177 - Marcus JONES (58 games) - 2004-05 175 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 168 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 166 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 146 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 142 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 115 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 108 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 102 - Marcus YOUNG (54 games) - 2003-04 100 - Otis WALKER (53 games) - 2002-03

Free throws attempted 464 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 280 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 280 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 279 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 270 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07 266 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 263 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 244 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 241 - Marcus JONES (58 games) - 2004-05 165 - Otis WALKER (53 games) - 2002-03 158 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 150 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 150 - Andre MATTHEWS (59 games) - 2003-04

Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made) .875 - Everett SMITH (7-8) - 2003 .832 - Trant SIMPSON (232-279) - 2006-07 .829 - Marcus YOUNG (102-123) - 2003-04 .806 - Nigel MOORE (75-93) - 2002 .789 - Anthony HAYES (60-76) - 2002 .767 - Cornelius HESTER (115-150) - 2006-10 .750 - Obie TROTTER (348-464) - 2002-05 .734 - Marcus JONES (177-241) - 2004-05 .730 - Terry HORTON (92-126) - 2002-03 .700 - Cornelius HESTER (28-40) - 2006-07 .684 - Kevin SMITH (13-19) - 2002-05

REBOUNDING (CAREER)Rebounds 584 - Mickell GLADNESS (136o-448d) - 2005-07 492 - Joe MARTIN (213o-279d) - 2004-05 484 - Obie TROTTER (146o-338d) - 2002-05

341 - Jonathan INMAN - (124o - 217d) 2006-10 316 - Chris COLLINS (75o-241d) - 2002-05 306 - Evan HILTON (103o-203d) - 2005-07 276 - Andre MATTHEWS (86o-190d) - 2003-04 251 - Cornelius HESTER (80o - 171d) - 2006-10 225 - Otis WALKER (81o-144d) - 2002-03 214 - Casey CANTEY (73o - 142d) - 2008-10 212 - Terry HORTON (71o-141d) - 2002-03 193 - Jonathan BELT (72o-121d) - 2006-07 172 - Rick RICKETTS (52o-120d) - 2002-04

Rebounding average (minimum 5 games) 8.6 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 7.0 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 6.0 - Bo AMUSA - (27 games) - 2009-10 5.6 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 5.6 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 5.5 - Garik NICHOLSON (26 games) - 2002 4.9 - Nigel MOORE (27 games) - 2002 4.7 - Andre MATTHEWS (59 games) - 2003-04 4.3 - TEAM (172 games) - 2002-07 4.2 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 4.2 - Otis WALKER (53 games) - 2002-03

ASSISTS(CAREER)Assists 466 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 261 - Trant SIMPSON - 2006-07 132 - Marcus JONES - 2004-05 122 - Evan HILTON - 2005-07 117 - Rick RICKETTS - 2002-04 106 - Cornelius HESTER - 2006-10 94 - Lorenzo BURKS - 2002-03 85 - Scotty JONES - 2002 84 - Desmond JACKSON - 2007-10 80 - Joe MARTIN - 2004-05 72 - Marcus YOUNG - 2003-04 54 - Casey CANTEY - 2008-10 53 - Andre MATTHEWS - 2003-04

Assists average (minimum 5 games) 4.7 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 4.1 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 3.1 - Scotty JONES (27 games) - 2002 2.3 - Marcus JONES (58 games) - 2004-05 2.2 - JAY RAGAN (14 games) - 2002 2.1 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 2.0 - Lorenzo BURKS (48 games) - 2002-03 2.0 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 1.7 - Nigel MOORE (27 games) - 2002 1.6 - DuJuan BENJAMIN (8 games) - 2003

BLOCKEDSHOTS(CAREER)Blocked shots 394 - Mickell GLADNESS - 2005-07 108 - Chris COLLINS - 2002-05 50 - Bo AMUSA - 2009-10 48 - Jonathan INMAN - 2006-10 31 - Kevin SMITH - 2002-05 30 - Kudus OGBARA - 2004-07 26 - Casey CANTEY - 2008-10 24 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 22 - Joe MARTIN - 2004-05 18 - Otis WALKER - 2002-03 17 - Andre MATTHEWS - 2003-04 17 - Norris ARNOLD - 2005-07 17 - Jarvis SMITH - 2002-03

Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games) 4.7 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 1.9 - Bo AMUSA - (27 games) - 2009-10 1.1 - Chris COLLINS (98 games) - 2002-05 0.7 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 0.5 - Kevin SMITH (63 games) - 2002-05 0.5 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 0.4 - Jonathan INMAN - (89 games) - 2006-10 0.4 - Jermaine SHAKESPEARE (14 games) - 2004 0.4 - John SMITH (20 games) - 2007 0.4 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 0.4 - Kudus OGBARA (78 games) - 2004-07 0.3 - Otis WALKER (53 games) - 2002-03

STEALS(CAREER)Steals 346 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 89 - Rick RICKETTS - 2002-04

84 - Cornelius HESTER - 2006-10 82 - Trant SIMPSON - 2006-07 79 - Desmond JACKSON - 2007-10 79 - Casey CANTEY - 2008-10 73 - Evan HILTON - 2005-07 68 - Marcus JONES - 2004-05 55 - Joe MARTIN - 2004-05 51 - Mickell GLADNESS - 2005-07 50 - Jonathan INMAN - 2006-10 40 - Terry HORTON - 2002-03 40 - Anthony HAYES - 2002 38 - Marcus YOUNG - 2003-04

Steals average (minimum 5 games) 3.0 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 1.7 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 1.5 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 1.5 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 1.2 - Nigel MOORE (27 games) - 2002 1.2 - Marcus JONES (58 games) - 2004-05 1.1 - Garik NICHOLSON (26 games) - 2002 1.0 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 1.0 - Rick RICKETTS (88 games) - 2002-04 1.0 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 0.9 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07

Games played 114 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 98 - Chris COLLINS - 2002-05 89 - Jonathan INMAN - 2006-10 88 - Rick RICKETTS - 2002-04 87 - Cornelius HESTER - 2006-10 84 - Mickell GLADNESS - 2005-07 83 - Desmond JACKSON - 2007-10 82 - Evan HILTON - 2005-07 78 - Kudus OGBARA - 2004-07 65 - Norris ARNOLD - 2005-07 63 - Kevin SMITH - 2002-05 59 - Andre MATTHEWS - 2003-04 58 - Marcus JONES - 2004-05

Games started 107 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 82 - Mickell GLADNESS - 2005-07 68 - Cornelius HESTER - 2006-10 55 - Evan HILTON - 2005-07 51 - Joe MARTIN - 2004-05 47 - Trant SIMPSON - 2006-07 41 - Andre MATTHEWS - 2003-04 38 - Jonathan INMAN - 2006-10 37 - Otis WALKER - 2002-03 36 - Kevin SMITH - 2002-05 35 - Rick RICKETTS - 2002-04 34 - Terry HORTON - 2002-03

Minutes 3580 - Obie TROTTER - 2002-05 2336 - Cornelius HESTER - 2006-10 2246 - Mickell GLADNESS - 2005-07 1961 - Evan HILTON - 2005-07 1856 - Rick RICKETTS - 2002-04 1811 - Trant SIMPSON - 2006-07 1722 - Joe MARTIN - 2004-05 1694 - Chris COLLINS - 2002-05 1529 - Jonathan INMAN - 2006-10 1454 - Desmond JACKSON - 2007-10 1345 - Casey CANTEY - 2008-10 1257 - Andre MATTHEWS - 2003-04 1215 - Terry HORTON - 2002-03 1140 - Marcus JONES - 2004-05

Minutes average 32.9 - Trant SIMPSON (55 games) - 2006-07 31.4 - Obie TROTTER (114 games) - 2002-05 31.1 - Anthony HAYES (24 games) - 2002 30.2 - Joe MARTIN (57 games) - 2004-05 28.0 - Michael FORD (22 games) - 2005 27.2 - Garik NICHOLSON (26 games) - 2002 26.9 - Cornelius HESTER (87 games) - 2006-10 26.7 - Mickell GLADNESS (84 games) - 2005-07 25.2 - Cornelius HESTER (33 games) - 2006-07 25.0 - Nigel MOORE (27 games) - 2002 24.9 - Casey CANTEY (54 games) - 2008-10 23.9 - Evan HILTON (82 games) - 2005-07

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS



NOTE:All records are from when Alabama A&M entered Division-I

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSMost points 33, SIMPSON,Trant; Alcorn State; 02/25/08 31, HORTON, Terry; MORRIS BROWN WOL-VERINES; 02/19/03 31, TROTTER, Obie; Prairie View A&M; 01/31/04 30, RICKETTS, Rick; at Mississippi Valley St; 1/10/03 30, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06

Field goals made 12, HORTON, Terry; MORRIS BROWN WOL-VERINES; 02/19/03 11, HAYES, Anthony; ALCORN STATE BRAVES; 01/25/03 11, MARTIN,Joe; at Tennessee; 12-27-05 11, SIMPSON,Trant; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/09/08 11, SIMPSON,Trant; at Prairie View A&M; 03/01/08 11, TROTTER, Obie; at Savannah State Tigers; 02/16/04 11, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06 11, TROTTER,Obie; at Vanderbilt; 12-17-05

Field goals attempted 23, SIMPSON,Trant; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/09/08 23, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06 23, TROTTER,Obie; at Vanderbilt; 12-17-05 22, MARTIN,Joe; at Southern; 01-21-06 22, SIMPSON,Trant; Alcorn State; 02/25/08 21, HORTON, Terry; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/07/04 21, HESTER,Cornelius at Southern Jaguars 2/21/11 20, HESTER,Cornelius at Texas Southern 01/29/11 20, HORTON, Terry; Miss. Valley State; 01/12/04 20, HORTON, Terry; MORRIS BROWN WOL-VERINES; 02/19/03 20, SIMPSON,Trant; at Winston-Salem State; 12/17/07 20, TROTTER, Obie; vs #2 Alabama State Men; 03/13/04

Field goal percentage (8 made) .889, BELT,Jonathan; Mississippi Valley State; 01/14/08 (8-9) .833, MOORE, Nigel; MORRIS BROWN WOL-VERINES; 02/19/03 (10-12) .800, DRUMMOND,Felicia; Tuskegee; 12/03/05 (8-10) .800, HORTON, Terry; vs Grambling State; 03/11/04 (8-10) .750, HORTON, Terry; at Jackson State; 01/03/04 (9-12) .750, NICHOLSON, Garik; at Florida A&M

Universit; 12/16/02 (9-12)

3-point field goals made 8, HORTON, Terry; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/07/04 8, RICKETTS, Rick; TUSKEGEE TIGERS; 11/22/02 8, TROTTER,Obie; vs Alabama State; 03/13/05 7, HESTER,Cornelius; Paul Quinn; 11/18/06 7, HORTON, Terry; TEXAS SOUTHERN TIGERS; 03/01/03 7, RICKETTS, Rick; PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERS; 03/03/03 7, RICKETTS, Rick; at Mississippi Valley St; 1/10/03 7, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06

3-point field goals attempted 16, HORTON, Terry; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/07/04 16, HESTER,Cornelius at Southern Jaguars 02/21/11 14, HESTER,Cornelius; at Ole Miss; 12/22/06 14, RICKETTS, Rick; TUSKEGEE TIGERS; 11/22/02 13, HESTER,Cornelius; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/05/07 13, RICKETTS, Rick; at Mississippi Valley St; 1/10/03 13, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06 12, HESTER,Cornelius; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01/08/07 12, HESTER,Cornelius; Stillman; 11/20/06 12, HESTER,Cornelius; Tuskegee; 12/02/06 12, RICKETTS, Rick; at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01-13-03 12, RICKETTS, Rick; PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERS; 03/03/03 12, RICKETTS, Rick; Tuskegee; 12/06/03

3-point FG percentage (6 made) .800, TROTTER,Obie; vs Alabama State; 03/13/05 (8-10) .778, HORTON, Terry; TEXAS SOUTHERN TIGERS; 03/01/03 (7-9) .667, HESTER,Cornelius; Prairie View A&M; 02/26/07 (6-9) .667, TROTTER, Obie; at Southern; 01/24/04 (6-9) .636, HESTER,Cornelius; Paul Quinn; 11/18/06 (7-11) .583, RICKETTS, Rick; PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERS; 03/03/03 (7-12) .571, RICKETTS, Rick; TUSKEGEE TIGERS; 11/22/02 (8-14) .545, HORTON, Terry; MORRIS BROWN WOL-VERINES; 02/19/03 (6-11) .545, JACKSON,Desmond; Texas Southern; 02/04/08 (6-11) .538, RICKETTS, Rick; at Mississippi Valley St; 1/10/03 (7-13)

.538, TROTTER,Obie; at Alcorn State; 01-23-06 (7-13)

Free throws made 13, SIMPSON,Trant; Winston-Salem State; 02/12/07 13, TROTTER, Obie; vs #8 Alcorn State Men; 03/12/04 12, HILTON,Evan; Jackson State; 03/06/08 12, MARTIN,Joe; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01-07-06 12, SIMPSON,Trant; Prairie View A&M; 02/02/08 12, SIMPSON,Trant; Alcorn State; 02/25/08

Free throws attempted 17, HILTON,Evan; Jackson State; 03/06/08 15, MARTIN,Joe; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01-07-06 15, TROTTER, Obie; vs #8 Alcorn State Men; 03/12/04 14, AUGUSTIN,Tamisha; at Southern; 01/21/06 14, GLADNESS,Mickell; at Alcorn State; 01/28/08 14, RICKETTS,Rick; at Alabama State; 02/12/05 14, SIMPSON,Trant; Winston-Salem State; 02/12/07

Free throw percentage (6 made) 1.000, BELT,Jonathan; Southern; 02/23/08 (6-6) 1.000, HAYES, Anthony; SAVANNAH STATE TIGERS; 12-09-02 (8-8) 1.000, JONES, Scotty; SAVANNAH STATE TIGERS; 12-09-02 (6-6) 1.000, JONES,Marcus; at Grambling State; 01-04-06 (6-6) 1.000, MALONE,Christian; at Grambling State; 01/04/06 (6-6) 1.000, MALONE,Christian; Savannah State; 11/28/05 (6-6) 1.000, MOORE, Nigel; PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERS; 03/03/03 (6-6) 1.000, NICHOLSON, Garik; Grambling State Tigers; 1/4/03 (6-6) 1.000, PRATCHER,Kimberly; Mississippi Valley State; 01/09/06 (6-6) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; at Jackson State; 01/05/08 (6-6) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01/12/08 (6-6) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; Alabama State; 01/13/07 (6-6) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; Prairie View A&M; 02/02/08 (12-12) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; at Alcorn State; 02/17/07 (6-6) 1.000, SIMPSON,Trant; Alcorn State; 02/25/08 (12-12) 1.000, SMITH,LaNorris; Southern; 01/22/07 (6-6) 1.000, TROTTER, Obie; Jackson State; 01/06/03 (6-6) 1.000, TROTTER, Obie; at Alabama State; 01/17/03 (6-6) 1.000, TROTTER, Obie; Grambling State; 03/06/04 (6-6)

1.000, TROTTER,Obie; at Arkansas Pine Bluff; 01-10-05 (6-6) 1.000, TROTTER,Obie; Tuskegee Univ.; 11/20/04 (6-6) 1.000, WILLIAMS,Andrew; vs South Dakota St.; 11/11/06 (7-7) 1.000, YOUNG,Marcus; vs Alabama State; 03/13/05 (6-6)

Most rebounds 19, GLADNESS,Mickell; Southern; 02/23/08 19, MARTIN,Joe; Tuskegee; 12-03-05 17, MARTIN,Joe; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 01-07-06 15, GLADNESS,Mickell; Southern; 01/22/07 15, MARTIN,Joe; at Southern; 01-21-06

Most assists 14, SIMPSON,Trant; Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 02/05/07 10, CRUTCHER,Jeremy at Southern Jaguars 2/21/11 10, SIMPSON,Trant; at Alabama State; 02/10/07 10, SIMPSON,Trant; Prairie View A&M; 02/26/07 10, SIMPSON,Trant; Tuskegee; 12/02/06 9, SIMPSON,Trant; at Texas Southern; 01/27/07 9, SIMPSON,Trant; Paul Quinn; 11/18/06 9, SIMPSON,Trant; Stillman; 11/20/06

Most steals 10, TROTTER,Obie; Jarvis Christian; 11-26-05 9, TROTTER,Obie; at Jackson State ‘TIGERS; 3/05/05 8, TROTTER,Obie; at Arkansas Pine Bluff; 01-10-05 8, TROTTER,Obie; at Prairie View A&M; 01/31/05 7, OGBARA,Kudus; Alcorn State; 02/25/08 7, TROTTER, Obie; at Prairie View A&M; 02/28/04 7, TROTTER, Obie; at UAB; 12/20/03 7, TROTTER,Obie; Tuskegee; 12-03-05

Most blocked shots 16, GLADNESS,Mickell; Texas Southern; 02/24/07 13, GLADNESS,Mickell; Prairie View A&M; 02/26/07 10, GLADNESS,Mickell; Oakwood; 11/10/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; Alcorn State; 01/20/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; Southern; 01/22/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; at Southern University; 02/19/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; at Grambling State; 03/01/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; Jackson State; 03/06/08 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; vs Central Arkansas; 11/07/07 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; Paul Quinn; 11/18/06 9, GLADNESS,Mickell; at Ole Miss; 12/22/06

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

SCORING TOTAL 3-PTS F-THROWS REBOUNDS MINUTES##Player GPGS PtsAvgFGFGAPct 3FGFGAPctFTFTAPctOffDefTotAvgPFFO A TOBlkStlTotAvg11HESTER,Cornelius2717 34412.7124317.39144143.3085265.800305787 3.23303838732 68625.404CANTEY,Casey 2710 32412.0101255.3961033.303112179.62641691104.147030682050 66024.442AMUSA,Bo 2722 2579.593206.4516 15.4006595.684571051626.053219315017 64523.933HILTON,Evan 2512 2158.665186.3491348.27172121.595355489 3.65902353128 56422.640KEMP,Maurice 2717 1485.555115.4788 23.3483051.588334376 2.84801326620 35713.244INMAN,Jonathan275 1435.347109.4310 0.0004980.61334701043.976216302316 46917.452YOUNG,Adam 2722 96 3.637107.3460 7.0002237.59539671063.962114192115 52719.524LEE,Marcus 2511 85 3.42659.4418 15.5332536.6948 2937 1.54204455219 47919.212DESHIELDS,Jabari2716 77 2.92288.2507 24.2922647.553163147 1.75726357327 45817.035PORTER,Reggie 140 36 2.69 35.2575 19.2631315.8674 1216 1.1140172006 14310.222JACKSON,Desmond272 37 1.41469.2037 38.1842 8.2509 2635 1.33401124415 27510.250FRAYER,Alfred 121 7 0.62 4 .5000 0.0003 6.5002 1012 1.0900 621 514.334HAMILTON,Royce110 6 0.53 13.2310 3.0000 0.0001 4 5 0.5800 241 585.310ADAMS,Antonio 70 2 0.31 4 .2500 3.0000 0.0001 1 2 0.3200 501 243.441ANDREWS,Pierre100 1 0.10 1 .0000 0.0001 3 .3331 2 3 0.3600 301 292.9Total.......... 27 177865.95991568.382108371.291472743.635376628100437.25507288444143249 5425Opponents...... 27 188169.76661570.424140448.313 409653.626408733114142.3561-378511136225 5425

Scorebyperiods1st2ndOTTotalAlabamaA&M 8599154 1778Opponents 9309456 1881

2009-10 SEASON STATISTICS



Alabama A&M Athletics Hall of Fame1992MARY ZUMA W. CAIN—Sheffield, Ala.LOUIS CREWS—Huntsville, Ala.JERRY A. DAVIS, JR.—Huntsville, Ala.THOMAS M. ELMORE—Huntsviile, Ala.MILTON FRANKLIN—Sheffield, Ala.OLLIE GRANGER—Cleveland, OhioCONDREDGE HOLLOWAY—Huntsville, Ala.GEORGE H. HOBSON—Huntsville, Ala.JOSEPH HOUSTON—Cleveland, OhioFRANK E. LEWIS—Huntsville, Ala.WALTER F. MULLINS—Sheffield, Ala.JAMES A. POWELL, SR.—Evergreen, Ala.JOHN STEELE -Chicaco, Ill.

1993CHARLES W. BARNETT—Los Angeles, Calif.ROBERT BELL—Birmingham, Ala.HERMAN L. BROWN—Elizabeth City, N.C.WILLIE MAE P. BUTLER—Huntsville, Ala.SYLVESTER CROOM—Tuscaloosa, Ala.WILLIAM L. DUNN—Daytona Beach, Fla.MARION FOREST—Philadelphia, Pa.ALFRED JAMES HALL, SR.—Fairfield, Ala.WILLIE CHARLIE HINTON—Detroit, Mich.DAVID H. HOOD, JR.—Birmingham, Ala.JOHN HUMES, SR.—Tuscumbia, Ala.GEORGE O. McCALEP, JR.—Atlanta, Ga.GEORGE O. McCALEP, SR.—Huntsville, Ala.RUBEN IRWIN PIERCE, SR.—Birmingham, Ala.W.A. RICE—Huntsville, Ala.ETHEL GARNER RICHARDS—Huntsville, Ala.JOSEPH HEDRICK RICHARDS—Huntsville, Ala.ELDRIDGE O. TURNER—Fairfield, Ala.CHARLES WEBSTER—Huntsville, Ala.ISSAC W. ROOKS, JR.—Huntsville, Ala.JAMES M. WARD—Huntsville, Ala.

1994FLOYD BLACK—Los Angeles, CalifROBERT CLARKE—Carson, Calif.WILLIAM DAYS—Chattanooga, Tenn. JAMES L. “RED” FINLEY—Rantoul, Ill.WILLIAM HARRIS, JR.—Washington, D.C.BOBBY HAYDEN—Huntsville, Ala.CLARENCE HOWARD—Huntsville, Ala.WILLIAM PARHAM—Flint, Mich.CHARLES STINES—Chicago, Ill.JOHN “BLACK JACK” TAYLOR—Mobile, Ala.DAVID THOMPSON, III—Bloomfield, Conn.EARL S. WILSON—Fairfield, Ala.

1995CHARLES ACON—Bessemer, Ala.RONNIE COLEMAN—Houston, Tex,THEODORE “NIP” FRANKLIN—Huntsville,Ala.ONREE JACKSON—Huntsville, Ala.GEORGE O. LITTLEFIELD—Miami, Fla.CHARLES PHILPOT—Detroit, Mich.JOHN STALLWORTH—Huntsville, Ala.ERSKINE VALRIE-Huntsville, Ala.

1996GEORGE ARTHUR HARNEY-Chicago, Ill.FREEMAN HOLIFIELD—Huntsville, Ala.THOMAS R.F. JONES—Miami, Fla.ROBERT CHARLES KEITH—Hueytown, Ala.DANIEL W. LITTLEFIELD—Gadsden, Ala.ARLESTER McBRIDE—Huntsville, Ala.FRANKY SMITH—Huntsville, Ala.

BRAWNSKI TOWNS—Huntsville, Ala.SNYDER WASHINGTON—Huntsville, Ala.

1997ROBERT LOU BROWN—Edmond, Okla.ALFRED COOPER—Alexander City, Ala.DANIEL FERGUSON—Birmingham, Ala.RANDOLPH FLAKES—Huntsville, Ala.CURTIS McDONALD. JR.—Madison, Ala.CHARLES E. McSHANN—Huntsville, Ala.WILLIE O. POWE—.Mobile, Ala.A. CARLTON RJCE—Huntsville, Ala.CHARLES WILLIAMS—Dothan, Ala.

1998JOHN T. BACOT—Mobile, Ala.L. TYSON BONDURANT—Ashburn, Va.GARY DALE CARLYLE—Henagar, Ala.MILLEDGE E. CROOK—LaFayette, Ala.FRANKLIN GRIFFIN—Chicago, Ill.DONALD E. HARRIS—Birmingham, Ala.KENNEDY E. HOLT—Indianapolis, Ind.JOSEPH HUSTON—Warrenville, OhioGROVER C. KEITH, JR.—Hueytown, Ala.JOHN T. STATEN, SR.—Lansing, Mich.TOMMIE SUMMERVILLE—Detroit, Mich.MICHAEL A. WILLIAMS—Mobile, Ala.1999JEARL MILES CLARK—Gainesville, Fla.JAMES GARNER—Huntsville, Ala.EARL C. GIBSON—Chicago, Ill.MARY ANN JOHNSON-PARRISH—Birmingham, Ala.ANDREW ROBERT LEE KIDD*—Sylacauga, Ala.ANDREW LEE—Huntsville, Ala.ALVIN PRESNELL—Mobile, Ala.JEREMIAH T. STALLWORTH—Marshall, Tex.DANNETTE YOUNG STONE—Lithonia, Ga.LARRY GENE WEATHERS—Gadsden, Ala.

2000CYNTHIA J. CLOPTON—Huntsville, Ala.MAURICE COLEMAN—Olive Branch, Miss.JOSEPH HENDERSON—Harvest, Ala.SANDRA LYLES-JACKSON—Huntsville, Ala.THOMAS L. MONTGOMERY—Dayton, OhioL. VANN PETTAWAY—New Market, Ala.

2001BARRY L. CARROLL--Hampton Cove, Ala.WILLIE HAYES--Huntsville, Ala.PRINCE McCORD, III--Birmingham, Ala.RICHARD MURRELL--Matthews, N.C.WILLIAM M. RICE--Aliceville, Ala.ISAIAH ROBINSON, JR.--Huntsville, Ala.ONDRAY WAGNER--Tuskegee, Ala.EUGENE G. WHITE--Indianapolis, Ind.

2002CHARLES F. FORD--Huntsville, Ala.HORACE W. RICE -- Huntsville, Ala.

2003CHARLES A. BATES*--Baton Rouge, La.TIMOTHY “TEE” BROWN--Lithonia, Ga.JOHN FINCH--Mobile, Ala.HARRISON E. HUMES--Florence, Ala.HARVEY E. JORDAN*--Huntsville, Ala.CARROL DAMON MOORE--Mobile, Ala.HENRY O. REID--Pensacola, Fla.

2004CLEVELAND J. AUSTIN—Eutaw, Ala.SIMPSON BERRY, JR.—Birmingham, Ala.GENE BRIGHT—Huntsville, Ala.TERRENCE COOPER—Attalla, Ala.LEE C. “Flash” DAVIS—Amherst, N.Y.ISAAC J. IRBY—Mobile, Ala.LEROY RUTLEDGE—Reynoldsburg, OhioEARNEST L. STARKS—Huntsville, Ala.GEORGE M. WILLIAMS—Birmingham, Ala.

2005HOWARD BALLARD—Talladega, Ala.CALVIN L. BROUGHTON—Alexander City, Ala.ANDRE “Brick” HALEY—Starkville, Miss.ISOM JAMES MORGAN, JR.—Hoover, Ala.WALTER RODGERS—Huntsville, Ala.KNUTE ROCKNE WALKER—Madison, Ala.

2006DENNIS A. BLAKE—Orlando, Fla.ROBERT BURTON—Huntsville, Ala.FREDRICK CLEMON—Cleveland, OhioFRED C. GARNER—Memphis, Tenn.PATRICE JACKSON—Doraville, Ga.MADISON ROMINE—Cleveland, OhioJEROME TATE—Opelika, Ala.DONALD THREATT—Chino Hills, Calif.DWIGHT WRIGHT—Indianapolis, Ind.

2007ROY A. DEAN—Hollywood, Fla.ERNEST FRENCH—Mobile, Ala.REGINALD GIPSON—Montgomery, Ala.RAY GREENE—Madison, Ala.ANANIAS HARRIS—Pensacola, Fla.CLEVELAND JARMAN, JR.—Decatur, Ala.FRANK SILLMON—Riverdale, Ga.

2008MICHELLE BYAS—Huntsville, Ala.THOMAS J. GROCE—Mobile, Ala.TONY LAMONT HAIRSTON—Mobile, Ala.CRAIG LOTTIE—Willowbrook, Ill.IRA MIMS—Bessemer, Ala.THOMAS NEWSOME—Northport, Ala.JOSEPH SAVAGE—Madison, Ala.PRESS PARHAM—Huntsville, Ala.

2009JAMES C. CRAWFORD—Huntsville, Ala.BEN T. DAVIS, JR.—Bowie, Md.DEARTRUS GOODMON—Birmingham, Ala.THOMAS HOPKINS—Butler, Ala.TIMOTHY C. McCANELLEY—Rowlett, Tex.DOREEN E. SMALL-MERCER—Hialeah, Fla.JONATHAN SPENCER, JR.—Birmingham, Ala.DINO D. WYNN—Huntsville, Ala.

2010FrederickG.Carodine,Jr.—Huntsville,Ala.BobbyJ.Cooley—Louisville,Ky.MichaelL.Foxx—Knoxville,Tenn.RonO.Hardy—Detroit,Mich.SherrieZinnLawson—Dayton,OhioWilliamLewis—CollegePark,Ga.Edward"Soul"Phillips—Dayton,OhioErrollT.Reese—Durham,N.C.WillieLeeScott—Huntsville,Ala.DarrenK.Wilson—SpanishFort,Ala.



AAMU Graduates Under Pettaway

Player Major YearJulian Gladness Graphics Designer 2008Mickell Galdness Mechanical Eng. 2008Johnny Brown 2008Norris Arnold Marketing 2008Christopher Collins Business Admin. 2006Daniel Shakespeare Sec. Ed. / Biology 2006Kevin Smith Marketing 2006Miguel Smith Biology 2006Lorenzo Burks Telecommunications 2005Anthony Hayes Physical Education 2005Rick Ricketts Sociology 2005Jarvis Smith Physical Education 2005Otis Walker Telecommunications 2005Samuel Dansby Computer Science 2004Terry Horton Computer Science 2004Jason Jeter Electrical Eng. 2004Courtney Phillips Physical Education 2004Jay Ragan Computer Science 2004Rashid Floyd Physical Education 2003Rodney Kellum Telecommunications 2003Garik Nicholson Microbiology 2003Damien Crayton Physical Education 2002Scotty Jones Business Mgmt. 2002Anthony Riley Food Sciences 2001Michael Stewart Computer Science 2001Terrance Vanlier Computer Science 2001Antonio Dudley Sociology 2000Deartrus Goodman Management 2000Marcus McCall Physical Education 2000Steve Ward Management 2000William Ray Management 1999Roshod Wilson Mech. Eng. Tech. 1999Alfred Motton Management 1998Delvin Sullivan Management 1998Eric Fails Horiculture 1997Desmond Holt Marketing 1997 M.B.A. 2000Kevin Lett Mech. Eng. Tech. 1997Craig Lottie Management 1997Rodney Richardson Elementary Educ. 1997Ondray Wagner Telecommunications 1997Craig Wilson Computer Science 1997Dion Rambus Management 1996Alvin Taylor Secondary Educ. 1996Kimon Washington Business 1996 M.B.A. 2000Rubin Kizer General Business 1995Darren Haley Food and Nutrition 1994Lorenzo Harshaw Business Mgmt. 1994Kehiade Kolwand Business Mgmt. 1994Jermaine Stanley Electrical Eng. 1994Fred Clemons Social Work 1993Eric Hawthorne OSM MSC 1993Mark Johnson Business Admin. 1993Jay Springfield Zoology 1993Tyrone Belcher Education 1992Corey Brown Business 1992Derrick Hendrix Business Mgmt. 1992Mark Lacy Mech. Draft Eng. 1992Johnny Perry Business Mgmt. 1991Willie Baxter Marketing 1990Willie Hayes Health Phys. Educ. 1990Bryan Haynes Computer Science 1990Richard Perry Telecommunications 1990Frank Sillmon Business Mgmt. 1990Bayron Houston Business 1988

Alabama A&M Honor Roll

Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2005 26-26 514/19.8 35-79 .443 0-0 .000 22-33 .667 26-85 111 4.3 68-1 5 27 77 13 92/3.52006 30-29 877/29.2 85-197 .431 0-1 .000 59-96 .615 49-180 229 7.6 78-2 15 53 188 16 229/7.62007 28-27 855/30.5 92-208 .442 0-2 .000 94-134 .701 61-183 244 8.7 70-3 24 56 129 22 278/9.9TOTAL 84-82 2246/26.7 212-484 .438 0-3 .000 175-263 .665 136-448 584 7.0 216-6 44 136 394 51 599/7.1

Mickell Gladness will go down in the Alabama A&M basket-

ball books as the one of the best defensive players in Bulldog

history. Gladness finished 12th in the nation in blocks (3.0 bpg)

following his sophomore year, led the nation following his

junior season with a 6.3 block per game average, and ranked

second following his senior year with 4.5 swats per outing.

Gladness was a back-to-back First Team All-SWAC selection

and Defensive Player of the Year (2006-08). His career-high 16

blocks against Texas Southern in 2007 set an NCAA record for

most blocked shots in a single game.

year gp-gs fg-fga-% 3fg-3fga-% ft-fta-% or-dr-tr-avg pf-fo a to b s pts-avg2002-03 27-21 64-197-.325 27-88-.307 52-65-.800 29-69-98-3.6 50-2 73 71 3 46 207-7.72003-04 29-28 172-400-.430 65-179-.363 118-154-.766 49-98-147-5.1 78-3 126 96 3 88 527-18.22004-05 32-32 169-397-.426 72-180-.400 81-119-.681 43-109-152-4.8 81-1 152 104 12 125 491-15.32005-06 26-26 170-406-.419 64-179-.358 97-126-.770 25-62-87-3.3 71-1 115 89 6 87 501-19.3TOTALS 114-107 575-1400-.411 228-626-.364 348-464-.750 146-338-484-4.2 280-7 466 360 24 346 1726-15.1

Maybe the most recognized name in the history of basketball play-ers at Alabama A&M, Obie Trotter finished his playing career in 2006 as one of the most decorated student-athletes to ever wear the maroon and white, in any sport. Now playing professionally in Europe, Trotter is a two-time All-America selection and led the nation in steals his junior season. He finished third in the nation in steals as a senior. In 2004-05 he swept the conference individual honors being named Southwestern Athletic Conference Player of the Year, SWAC Defensive Player of the Year, and the SWAC Tournament Most Valuable Player. He led the Bulldogs to conference regular season and tournament titles and a berth in the NCAA Divsion I Tournament. All told, Trotter was a three-time all-SWAC first team selection and twice named the league's Defensive Player of the Year. Trotter ranks seventh all-time in NCAA Division I with 346 steals. For his career, he fin-ished with 1726 points, 484 rebounds, 466 assists, and 24 blocks.



1987-88Final Record: 29-3

Advanced to the NCAA II quarterfinals before falling to eventual national champion, UMass-Lowell, 76-68 at Elmore Gym in the first-ever playoff game hosted by A&M.


Advanced to the NCAA II quarterfinals before falling to New Hampshire College, 100-90 in the Elite Eight at Springfield, Mass.


Advanced to the NCAA II quarterfinals before falling to Norfolk State, 85-67 in the Elite Eight at Louisville, Ky. The 29 wins ties the school record with the 1987-88 team.


Advanced to the NCAA II quarterfinals for the third straight sea-son before falling to California (Pa.), 95-85.


Captured the school's first SWAC title and a berth in the NCAA Division I National Tournament falling in the open-ing round to Oakland, 79-69 in Dayton, Ohio.

NCAA Division II Elite Eight Teams • NCAA Division I Tournament Team and SWAC Champions



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