Dear Student Athlete: J welcome you to Morehead State University and take great pride in introducing our 2003-2004 Eagle team. I am excited about exposing you to our great facilities, beautifu.J campus, and tremendous people. My coaching staff and I wish you the very best for a great high school or junior college experience. Whether you a.re an underclassman who is just beginning to consider a college choice or a senior who is narrowing1your choice of schools, 1 encourage you to make the most of these yea.rs by giving a great effort in the classroom and on the court. One of the most important decisions you will ever make is "Where will I go to college?,, 1 genuinely hope that you'll i:onsider Morehead State University for the many benefits it offers to anyone who attends this fine insti­ tution. First, and most importantly, Morehead State University offers 76 undergraduate degree programs in four colleges of study and is highly respected as a quality institution. As an example, our pre-med students a.re accepted into medical school at a rate of 77 percent, nearly 40 percent above the national average. Also our expectional stu­ dent/teacher ratio of 17:l and 10:l computer/student ratio insures the availability of quality personal attention from professors and accessibility to computers. Our commitment to academics in athletics is obvious as we have been awarded the Ohio Valley Conference Academic Achievement Banner three times since 1993. Whatever your area of interest, Morehead State University can provide you with the necessary tools to reach your academic goals and jump start you towards the career of your choice. A second reason to come to MSU is ad1letics. As a member of the competitive Ohio Valley Conference, you will be challenged in conference play as well as by our tough non-conference schedules which have included the likes of Kentucky, Louisville, Cincinnati, Florida, Georgia Tech, Minnesota, North Carolina State, Arizona State, Alabama, Ohio State, and Vanderbilt. Our facilities are second to none in the OVC. We are especially proud of our state-of-the-art weight room furnished with the finest weight training equipment available. Thi.rd are the people. Our University and community a.re committed to your success as a student and an ath­ lete. The coaches, support staff, faculty, administration, and fans are what separate Morehead State from other schools. Their commitment to you will be for the total person, so that your four yea.rs at MSU will be an unfor- getable experience that equips you for the rest of your life. . If you choose Morehead State University, you become a member of the basketball and extended University family, a relationship that will benefit you forever. Best wishes for success in every area of your life.

Sincerely,

Kyle Macy Head Basketball Coach Records 2002-03 Statistics ...... 44 Records ...... 45-49 Series Records ...... 50-5 1 Year-by-Year ...... 52-60

Eagle Basketball The 2003-04 Eagles MSU Basketball History ...... 4-5 Roster ...... 14 MSU Basketball Today ...... 6 Radio-TV Roster...... 15 Outlook ...... 14 David Aliu ...... 16-17 Academic-Athletic Center ...... 38 Craig Lewis ...... 18-19 Academics ...... 39 Chez Marks ...... 20-21 Miscellaneous Slrength and Conditioning ... 40-41 Ricky Minard ...... 22-23 President Eaglin ...... 62 MecticaJ Staff ...... 42 Kyle Hankins ...... 24-25 Athletic Admfaistration ...... 63-66 Ramon Kelly ...... 26-27 Morehead State University .. 67-68 Chad McKnight ...... 28-29 Ohio Valley Conference ...... 69 Cory Burns ...... 30-31 Opponents ...... 70 Quinton Smith ...... 32 Travel Information ...... 70 Josh Graham ...... 33 Mission Statement ...... 72 Kevin McDonald ...... 34 Schedule ...... Back Cover Josh Reed ...... 35 Marcus Flynn, Matt West ...... 36 Media Information PrimaryMed ia Outlets ...... 2 General Media information ...... 2 Opponent Information ...... 70 Sports information, Radio ...... 70

Coaching Staff Credits Kyle Macy ...... 8-9 This publication was edited by MSU Spans In­ Wayne Breeden ...... 10 formation Director Randy Stacy. Special .wri t­ ing and/or editorial assistant was provided by Allen Edwards ...... 11 University Comn_iunications. University Market­ Jeff Davis ...... 12 ing and SID Secretary Brenda Kissinger. Pho- Troy Lee Thomas ...... 12 10graphy by MSU Photo Services. Chief Pho­ tographer Tim Holbrook and Guy Huffman. Marquis Sykes ...... 12 Cover design by Trevor Griffith, Graphic De­ Basketball Support Staff ...... 12 signer. Printing by MSU Docwnent Services.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,.,, ------1 Updated and additionaJ information is available by contacting the MSU Sports Primary Media Outlets Information Office at 606-783-2500. Wire Services WKYT-TV lnformation wil l also be available Print Media Lexington Herald-Leader Associated Press Dick Gabriel on the MSU athletic We b site, Rick Bailey Sports Desk P.O. Box 5037 www.msueagles.com. MSU's press row Gene Abel Courier-Journal Bldg. Lexington, KY 40505 number will again be 606-783-2500. Main and Midland 525 West Broadway (859) 299-0711 SID Randy Stacy's home telephone Lexington, KY 40507 Louisville, KY 40202 FAX: (859) 299-2494 (859) 231-3225 l-800-292-3560 number is 606-784-2922. MSU's fax PAX: (859) 231-l45I FAX: (502) 589-4831 WLBX-'fV machine number is 606-783-2550. Lexington Office Sports Directo~ Press CredentiaJs Ashland Daily Independent Murray Evans Box 1457 All press credentials must be secured by Mark Maynard (859) 254-2070 Lexington, KY 40501 FAX: (859) 255-1137 (859) 259-18 I 8 contacting Randy Stacy, Sports Infor­ Rocky Stanley Chris Morris PAX: (859) 254-221 7 mation Director. I 7lh Street Broadcast Media Broadcast lnformation Ashland, KY 41 101 Morehead State Public WfVQ--TV Contact Randy Stacy, Sports lnfor'rna­ (606) 326-2673 Radio Sports Director tion Director. FAX: (606) 326-2678 Chuck Mraz Box 5590 Morehead State University Lexington. KY 40505 Interviews The Courier-Journal Morehead, KY 40351 (859) 293-l 66 I Contact Head Coach Kyle Macy at 606- Sports Departme nt (606) 783-200 I FAX: (859) 293-0539 783-2087. For player interviews, con­ P.O. Box 740031 FAX: (606) 783-2335 tact Sports Information at 606-783- Louisville, KY 40201 -7431 WYMT-TV WIVY/WKCA-Radio Sports Director 2500. J-800-765-4011 FAX: (502) 582-7186 P.O. Box 1010 Box 682 Services Owingsville, KY 40360 Hazard, KY 41701 Sports Information will provide game The Ledger-Independent (606) 674-2266 (606) 436-5757 programs, statistics and game notes. A Spons Editor FAX: (606) 674-6700 FAX: (606) 439-3760 variety of hardware and supplies are 43 West Second Street May~-ville, KY 4 I 056 WQXX-Radio WSAZ-TV available in the press room (Room 156) 1-800-4-56-3469 Jim Forrest 645 Fifth AVe. in the Academic-Athletic Center. Ra­ FAX: (606) 564-6893 P.O. Box 940 Huntington, WV 25720 dio and television broadcast crews will Morehead, KY 40351 (304) 523-5333 be provided statistical monitors. The Trail Blazer (606) 784-4141 FAX: (304) 697-4325 Morehead State Quick Facts Sports Editor Morehead State University WGOH/WUGO-Radio WOWK-TV FoLLnded: 1887 Morehead, KY 40351 Sports Director Sports Director Enrollment: 9,390 Box 487 555 5th Ave. Nickname: Eagles The Morehead News Grnyson, KY 41143 Huntington. WV 25702 Colors: Blue & Gold Denver Brown (904) 525-7661 722 West First .Street WFI'M-Racllo FAX: (304) 523-0545 Conference: Ohio Valley Morehead_ KY 40351 Sports Director President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin (606) 784-4-11 6 626 Forest Ave. Director of Athletics: Chip Smith FAX: (606) 184-7337 Maysville. KY 4 1056 Associate Director of Athletics: Brian Hutchinson Assistant Director of Athletics: Starters Retumi ng/Lost: 3/2 Adm. Assistant: Troy Lee Thomas J~Ls;on Lerner Head Coach: Kyle Macy Head Athletic Trainer: Richard Fletcher Athletic Depl. Phone: 606-783-2088 Alma Mater: Kentucky '80 Asst. Athletic Trainer: Jamey Carver Senior Woman Adm.: Leslie Faber MSU Record: 75-92 (6 years) SID: Randy Stacy Faculty Athletic Rep: Peggy Osborne Career Record: 75-92 (6 years) Asst. SID: Brad Laux Compliance and Educational Services Basketball Office Phone: 606-783-2087 Director: Jim WelJ s Assistant Coaches: 2002-03 Record : 20-9 Wayne Breeden (Kentucky '83) 2002-03 OVC Record: 13-3 (] st tie) Allen Edwards (Kentucky '02) Lettermen RetLLrning/Lost: 8/2 Jeff Davis (Morehead State '02) 2 Morehead State University

Morehead State University bas served MSU in many fi elded an intercollegiate basketball capacities, including team since its infancy, and Eagle baseball coach and teams have won more than 900 assistant athletic di­ games and more than 20 conference rector before his re­ or tournament championships and tirement. The Eagle have participated in five NCAA Na­ baseball field is tional Basketball Championships. named in his honor. MS U basketball began to earn re­ Johnson passed gional and national prominence in the coaching torch lo the late 1930's when Ellis Johnson, B obby Laughlin. a native of Ashland, Ky., and a multi­ Laughlin coached sport standout at the University of MSU for 12 seasons, Kentucky, became the Eagle coach. and his teams earned Johnson coached the Eagles for 15 four O h io Valley seasons, missing the 1943-44 and Conference champi­ 1944-45 seasons due to military com­ onships and three mitments dming World War II. He trips to the NCAA remains the University's al.I -time Championships. w i_n ofogest coach with 196 vict01ies. Early in his ten­ Among the great players during ure, Laughlin ben­ Johnson's tenure were All-Ameri­ efiled from perfor­ cans Earl Duncan, Warren Cooper mances by All- to an NBA career with the Boston and Sonny AlJen. All three were Americans Dan Swartz and Steve Celtics. Hamilton was adept at both 1,000-point scorers, and Allen went Hamilton. Swartz was honored twice basketball and baseball and is one of on to a professional career and then on All-America teams and went on only two individuals to ever play in both an NBA Championship Series and a World Series. After leaving MS U, Hamilton played for the Minneapolis Lakers of the NBA before concentrating on a baseball career that saw him pitch for several teams, most notably the New York Yankees. In 1955-56, tbe Eagles won two games in the NCAA Championships be­ fore being eliminated. Io 1956-57. MSU lost a first round game to a very tal­ ented Pitt squad by only one point.

4 Morehead State University MSU went through some lean Roberts led the nation in scoring with years in the late 1970's, but play was a 28.1 ppg. average in 1991-92. He always exciting thanks to Hundley was drafted in both the major league and Herbie Stamper, MSU's all-time baseball and NBA draft. He played leading scorer. Stamper, a long-range professional baseball in the Minne­ bomber, scored 2,072 points without sota Twins organization. benefit of the three-point line. Current Eagle Ricky Minard was Wayne Martin took over as MS U the 2002-03 OVC Player of the Year. coach in 1978-79 and led the Eagles Last year's Eagle team led the nation to two NCAA appearances in his in field goal shooting and the 2001- nine seasons. Eddie Childress and 02 squad led tl1e nation in free throw Earl Harrison were standouts on the shooting. 1982-83 and 1983-84 NCAA teams. As you can see, AU-Americans, Bob McCann, an OVC Player of statistical champions, Player of the the Year, was a standout player from Year honors and NCAA postseason 1984 through 1987 and has since play is not new to MSU. The chal­ played for several NBA and Eurn­ lenge now is to revive that tradition! MSU's other NCAA appearance pean professional teams. under Laughlin came in 1960-61 Another recent Eagle to make bis when the Eagles defeated Xavier in mark nationally was Bret Roberts, the fu-stround, then lost a seven-point OVC Player of the Year in 1991-92. decision to Kentucky. Granville "Granny" Williams scored 705 points for the 1960-61 team. All-American was the standout player during the final years of Laughlin's tenure. Bob Wright took over as the Eagle coach in 1965-66 when Laughlin became the University's athletic director. Wright's teams fea­ tured two of tJ1e most exciting play­ ers in Eagle history, "Leapin" Lamar Green and Willie "Hobo" Jackson. Green went on to a suc­ cessfuJ professional career. Bill Harrell succeeded Wright and led MSU to two conference championships. His teams featmed Dative Kentuckians Leonard Coulter, Howard Wallen, Jim Day, Arch Johnson and Ted Hundley. Coulter earned All-America honors in 1972.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball.,, ------5 MSU Basketball Today ~:

Throughout this publication, you cal Center are always avail­ get a picture of Morehead State Uni­ able to the MSU athletic train­ versity Eagle basketball today. ing staff. MSU's facilities rival any in the Academic achievement is Ohio Valley Conference and among an integral part of the Eagle basketball program. Study halls, tutors, computer labo­ ratories and constant assis­ tance and monitoring are avaiJable for student-athletes. The MSU travel itinerar­ ies feature first class transpor­ tation and road headquarters and top-ranked opponents. This year the Eagles add In­ diana, Notre Dame and Xavier to a nonconference schedule that has previously in­ plethora of national and international cluded Kentucky, Louisville, Cincin­ playing and coaching experience. nati, Florida, Georgia Tech, Minne­ The 2003-04 coaching staff is pic­ sota, North Carolina State, Dayton, tured below. Ohio State, Alabama, Arizona State Today's Eagle basketball pro­ and Vanderbilt. gram takes the proud traditions of the The Eagle coaching staff, led by past and couples them with the lat­ Head Coach Kyle Macy, a two time est inovations in today's intercolle­ All-American at Kentucky, has a giate athletic world.

NCAAMid-Majorschools. Johnson Arena in the Academic-AthJetic Center seats 6,500 and hosts con­ certs, convocations and a variety of meetings as well as intercollegiate basketball games. The Eagle locker room has just been refurbished with all-wood lock­ ers and improved amenities. The strength and conditi oning slaff has numerous weight, wellness and rehabilitation sites at its disposal. Sports medicine for Eagle bas­ ketball benefits from state-of-the-art athletic training facilities and certi­ fied professionals. Physicians from nearby Morehead Clinic, Cave Run Clinic and St. ClaireRegionalMedi-

6 Morehead State University

Kyle Macy, Head Coach

Kyle Macy, Head Coach

(lnd.) High School, was a two­ held for more than 20 years and more time All-American at the University than 1.000 youngsters and 125 of Kentucky and played on the Wild­ coaches participate annually. He has cats' 1978 national championship also produced an instructional bas­ team. He played three seasons at ketball video and published a high Kentucky after spending one season school basketball preview. at Purdue. The 46-year old Macy and his Following his collegiate career, wife, Tina, have two daughters, he spent seven seasons in the NBA, Mallory and Meredith, and a son, playing for the ' (5), Malone. Chicago Bul1s (1) and ( 1). In all seven of his NBA sea­ sons, his team ,qualified Kyle Macy, one of the Common­ for the playoffs. He also wealth of Kentucky's best known and played three seasons in most popular basketball figures, be­ the ltalian professional gins bis seventh season as the Head league. Men's Basketball Coach at More­ From J 993 through head State University. 1997, he served as the A native of Indiana, Macy bas color analyst for the Uni­ been inducted into the Indiana Bas­ versity of Kentucky Ra­ ketball Hall of Fame. He joined such dio Network' s broad­ basketball greats as Larry Bird and casts of Wildcat basket­ Oscar Robertson as a unanimous se­ bal I. Re has also worked lection. with Host Creative TV, The 2002-03 Eagles tied for the Host Commun ications Ohio Valley Conference regular sea­ Radio, Raycom Televi­ son c hampionship and became si on Sports, Sports Macy's third team to advance to the Channel, Mutual Radio, semifinals of the league tournament. ESPN, WVLK-Radio The 20 wins posted lasl season were and Westwood One Ra­ the most by an Eagle squad since the dio. NCAA tournament team of 1983-84. From Augusl 1994, In keeping with the outstanding until his appointment as shooting ability of their bead coach, Eagle coach, he was a the 2002-03 Eagles led the nation in Correspondent Banking field goal shooting after the 2001-02 Officer for Central Bank squad led the nation in free throw & Trust Company in percentage. Lexington. Macy, born in Kendalville, lnd., Macy's annual bas­ and a high school standout at Peru ketball camp has been

8 Morehead State University All-Ainerican, NCAA Chainpion, NBA Playoff Participant

KENTUCKY WILDCATS CHICAGO B ULLS PHOENIX SUNS

"I'm impressed with Kyle's tenacity ''Kyle Macy is one of the finest young "Kyle Macy has been a winner every­ and toughness as a coach. He bas a minds in the game. He competed al lhe where he has been and Jhave no doubt strong background - his father was a highest level of basketball without ex­ that he will continue that at Morehead coach, he played for a national champi­ cepti.onal athletic ability because of bis State as a fantastic coach." Paul onship team and he had a long career in tremendous understanding of basketball Westphal, Former NBA Head Coach the NBA. It will take some time for llis and his dedication to the game. He will and Executive philosophy to take shape at Morehead be a great teacher of young people with State, but when it happens, watch outl" such an outstanding background to buiJd Orlando "Tubby" Smith, University on." Jerry Krause, Former General of Kentucky Basketball Coach Manager,

The Kyle Macy Television Show

The Kyle Macy Television Show can be seen weekly on WKYT-TV, a CBS affiliate in Lexington, Ky.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball™ ------9 Wayne Breeden Assistant Coach head baskelbail coach at Lindsey Trials and several Olympic Sports Wilson College. Festivals. Breeden has also con- In the summers, he has also ducted clinics in South America and gained experience in international Japan. basketball. He has been on the sup- Breeden holds bachelor's and port staffs at several international master's degrees from Kentucky. He events and served on the competi- a □ d hi s wife, the former Patti tion staff al the Olympic Games. He Pedisich of Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y., has worked at the United States are the proud parents of a daughter, Olympic Trials, Pan American Jillian. Games Trials, World Championship Veteran college and high school coach Wayne Breeden begins his sev­ enth season at Morebead State Uni­ versity. Breeden directs the recruit­ ing efforts of the MSU staff and per­ fo1ms many other coaching and ad­ ministrative tasks. Breeden became an assistant on the MSU staff after a successful ten­ me al Ashland Blazer High School where he bad a five-year record of 123-41. He led the Tomcats to the runner-up spot in the 1996 Kentucky State High School Tournament. The native of Mt. Washington, Ky., began his coaching career as a graduate assistant under Joe B. Hall at the UniversiLy of Kentucky. That season the Wildcats advanced to the NCAA Final Four. In addition to serving four years as an assistant at Kentucky, Breeden has been an as­ sistant coach at George Mason and Eastern Kentucky. In addition to working under Hall, he has also served as an assistant to Eddie Sutton, Rick Barnes and Mike Pollio. He was also the athletic director and

10 Morehead State University Allen Edwards Assistant Coach averaged 11 points and 3. 7 assists. Ke ntucky and completing a He finished his career with 285 bachelor's degree in sociology in De­ assists, 14th on UK's all-time list. He cember 2002. He bas begun work played nearly every position during on a master's degree. his four years, playing for both Rick Edwards, 27, bas a three-year-old Pitino and Tubby Smith. daughter, Mai'a. Following bis collegiate playing career, he played professionally in the CBA and IBL before returning to

Allen Edwards, a member of two NCAA championship teams and a participant in three Final Fours at the , is in his first season as an assistant coach at Morehead State. Edwards, a native of Miami, Fla., earned four letters for the Wildcats (1994-98). He averaged 6.2 points and 2.2 rebounds for his career. As a senior, be started 36 of 37 games, finjsh.ing fifth on the team in scor­ ing, averaging 9.2 points per game. In the l 998 NCAA Tournament, he

Learn From The Morehead State Coaches At Summer Camp

The summer months are the months that separate the good Morehead State coaches at various Kyle Macy camps. players from the great ones. It is during this time that hours Coach Macy offers a variety of camps for alI ages, from upon hours of hard work can elevate a player's game to day camps foryotU1ger players to the aJways popular over­ reaching his greatest potential. One way to hone your skills night camps for middle school and high school players. and make the most of your ability is by attending one of Regardless of which camp you choose, one thing Lbat will Kyle Macy's Morehead State summer camps. not vary is the direct involvement of the Morehead State An immediate increase in interest and support of MSU coaches with the campers. From registrati.on until the end basketbaJl began with the Kyle Macy era. One evidence of of camp, MSU coaches take a hands-on approach with the this increased enthusiasm for MSU hoops is the dramatic campers. rise i.n the number of summer campers. In the summer of For Camp Dates and Information, 2003, more than a thousand players took advantage of the Call 606-783-2087

2003-04 Eagle Basketball.,,, ------11 Jeff Davis, Assistant Coach Jeff Davis, a former Eagle student manager, is in his second season as an assistant coach with the Eagle program. Davis is a native of RusselJ , Ky., and graduate of Fair view High School, where he was a standout basketball player. He earned a bachelor's degree in business administration/management from MSU in 2002 and is working on a graduate degree in Sport Management. Troy Lee Thomas, Adm. . Troy.Lee Thomas, a former member of the Eagle basketball squad, is in his third season on the Eagle staff. Thomas, a native of Blackey, Ky. , and graduate of Letcher High School, originalJy enrolled at Lees ColJege, then transfen-ed to MSU where he earned a spot on the Eagle roster as a walk-on. A two-time graduate of Morehead State, Thomas has served as an assistant coach for Fleming County High School and Rowan County High School.

Marquis Sykes, Student Assist. Marquis Sykes, a former member of the Eagl.e basketball squad, will serve as a student assistant this season. Sykes, a native of Mansfield, Ohio, and graduate of Mansfield High School, ended hi s career as MSU's all-time assist leader He expects to complete requirements for a bachelor's degree this year.

The 2003-04 Eagle Student Managers - From left are Ben Mann, Head Manager Jarrod Plummer, Matt Stokes, Eric Windell and Stephen Maynard. Gloria Johnson Basketball Secretary

u Morehead State University

Outlook, Roster

Coaching Staff was also named All-South and hon­ guard last season, averaged 1 .7 orable mention All-America. Marks' points and h ad 29 assists and l J Kyle M acy enters bis seventh academic progress enabled him to steals. Burns red-shlrted last season season at the helm of the Morehead earn another season of eligibifay. He after seeing action in 16 games as a State University basketball program averaged 17.4 points and had 82 freshman in 2001-02. with three returning starters and four three-point field goals in 2002-03. outstanding newcomers. Newcomers The other returning sLarter is post Wayne Breeden returns as an Two high school standouts, a player Chad McKLtight (6-7, 215, Eagle assistant. AJlen Edwards, a transfer and a former Kentucky all­ Jr.). He averaged 7.3 points and 3.8 member of two national champion­ stater who sat out last season join the rebounds as a sophomore. srup teams as a player at Kentucky, MSU roster. They are high school Other returnees are seniors David is jn h1 s first season on the staff. Jeff standouts Kevin McDonald (6- I 0, Aliu (6-6, 245, Sr.) and Craig Lewis Davis, and former Eagles Troy Lee 250, Fr.) and Josh Reed (6-2, 185, (6-6, 180, Sr.), juruors Kyle Hankins Thomas and Marquis Sykes round Fr.), Virginia Commonwealth trans­ (6-3, 180, Jr.) and Ramon Kelly (6- out the staff. fer Josh Graham (6-5, 255, Sr.) and 4, 185, Jr.) and sophomore Cory Quinton Smith (5- l l , 170, So.), who Veterans Bums (6-8, 230, So.). sat out 2002-03 but rud practice. Heading the list of returnees are AEu averaged 2.8 points and 2.8 All-OVC honorees Ricky Minard (6- rebounds in 27 games. Lewis aver­ The Schedule 4, 205, Sr.) and Chez Marks (6-3, aged 4.7 points and 1 .5 rebounds as MSU's nonconference schedule 160, Sr.). Minard was the 2002-03 a junior in hjs first season as an includes trips to Indiana, Notre OVC Player of the Year and first­ Eagle. Hankins started six games Dame and Xavier and home games team all-conference. He averaged and averaged 4.7 points and had 32 against Wright S tate and Texas 22.5 points and 6.2 rebounds and assists. Kelly, the backup poim A&M Corpus-Christi. Numerical Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School/Junior College I Craig Lewis F 6-6 180 Sr Garland, Tex./North Garland/Conners State 3 Chez Marks G 6-3 160 Sr Paris, Ky./Paris 4 Kyle Hankins G 6-3 180 Jr Bloomington, lnd./Bloomington South 5 Josh Graham F 6-5 255 Sr Flemingsburg, Ky./Fleming County/VCU 21 Josh Reed G 6-2 185 Fr East Liverpool, Ohio/East Liverpool 22 Ramon Kelly G 6-4 185 Jr Belleville, IJI./Belleville West 23 Quinton Smith G 5-11 l 70 So Radcliff, Ky./No1th Hardin 24 Ricky Minard FIG 6-4 205 Sr Mansfield, Ohio/Mansfi eld 34 Kevin McDonald C 6-10 250 Fr Harrison, Ohio/Harrison 40 David Aliu F 6-6 245 Sr Liverpool, England/Notre Dame Academy (Va.) 43 Cory Bums p 6-8 230 So Peru, lnd./Maconaquah 50 Chad McKnight F 6-7 215 Jr Lancaster, Ohio/Lancaster Head Coach: Kyle Macy Assistant Coaches: Wayne Breeden, Allen Edwards, Jeff Davis Administrative Assistant: Troy Lee Thomas Student Assistant: Marquis Sykes

14 Morehead State University 1 Craig 3 Chez 4 Kyle Lewis Marks Hankins 6-6, 180, Sr. 6-3, 160, Sr. 6-3, 180, Jr. Garland, Tex./ P aris, Ky./Paris Bloomington, Conners State HS lnd./South HS cc

5 Josh 21 Josh 22 Ramon Graham Reed Kelly 6-5, 255, Sr. 6-2, 185, Fr. 6-4, 185, Jr. Flemingsburg, East Liverpool, Belleville, Ill./ Ky./Virginia Ohio/East BelJeville West Commonwealth Liverpool HS HS

23 Quinton 24 Ricky 34 Kevin Smith Minard McDonald 5-11, 170, So. 6-4, 205, Sr. 6-10, 250, Fr. Radcliff, Ky./ Mansfield, Harrison, Ohio/ North Hardin Ohio/Mansfield Harrison HS HS HS

40 David 43 Cory 50 Chad Aliu Burns McKnight 6-6, 245, Sr. 6-8, 230, So. 6-7, 220, So. Liverpool, Peru,Ind./ L ancaster, Ohio/ England Maconaquah Lancaster HS HS

Kyle Macy Wayne Breeden Allen Edwards Jeff Davis Troy Thomas Marquis Sykes Head Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Adm. Asst. Student Asst.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,., ------15 I David Aliu David 40 Aliu

6-6, 240, SR. LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

MOREHEAD STATE eluding 15 of 41 three-pointers, and All-tournament in the prestigious St. 76.5 percent (39 of 51) from the free James In vitational. Active in cl ub Played in 27 of 29 games in 2002- throw line. Scored a season-high 13 ranks in England. His 18 & under 03, making one start. Averaged 2.8 points against Southeast Missouri in team from Liverpool advanced to the points and 2.8 rebounds. Scored a the fin al reg ul ar season game. national championship round. season-high 13 points against Ken­ Scored in double figures seven times. tucky Christian. Scored in double Had a double-double, 11 points and figures twice. Had 10 rebounds P ERSONAL 1 I rebounds, on Feb. 5 at Eastern against Austin Peay. P.layed in all 29 Last name is pronounced Al-you. Kentucky. games in 2001-02. Averaged 4. 1 Parents are Catherine and Charles points and 2.7 rebounds as a reserve HIGH SCHOOU Aliu. Age: 22. Major: Exercise Sci­ post player. Scored in double figures CLUB TEAM ence. Favo ri te sports figure is three times, including 14 points Michael Jordan. Favorite movie is against Tenn essee State that still Native of L iverpool, England. Belly. Calls hitting the game-win­ stands as his career high. Hit .85 1 Played two seasons of high school ning shot to send his English club from the free throw line. Saw action basketbalJ at highly regarded Notre team to the national championship in 27 games as a freshman in 2000- Dame Academy in Middleburg, Va. round his greatest moment in sports. 01 and made excellent progress Averaged 13.6 points, 6.4 rebounds His cousin, Dejio Aliu, is a I 00 and throughout the season. Averaged 5 .8 and 4.0 assists for Coach Larry 200-meter sprinter for the Nigerian points and 3.3 rebounds. Hit 49 per­ Cullinane's talent-rich Notre Dame national team. cent (5 1 of 104) from the field, in- squad. Earned all -district honors.

CAREER S TATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2000-0 l 27-0 5"1-104-.490 15-41-.366 39-51-.765 90-3.3 4 156-5.8 2001-02 29-0 39-84-.464 0-3-.000 40-47-.851 79-2.7 8 118-4.1 2002-03 27-1 31-53-.585 0-0-.000 14-20-.700 76-2.8 5 76-2.8 Totals 83-1 l21-24J-.502 15-44-.341 93-1 18-.788 245-3.0 17 350-4.2

16 Morehead State University CAREER HIGHS Points 14 vs. Tennessee State (2001-02) Assists 2-twice Rebounds 11 vs. Eastern Kentucky (2000-01) Steals 3 vs. Shawnee State (2001-02)

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-fga 3 fg-fga ft-fta reb a to blk st min pts a1 Arizona Staie• 0-0 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 4 0 Taylor• 4-7 0-0 0-0 4 I I 0 0 21 8 Asbury* 2-3 0-0 0-0 s I I 0 0 14 4 al Wright Stale* 2-2 0-0 0-2 2 0 I 0 0 10 4 at TAMU-Corpus Christi 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Ohio State• 0- 1 0-0 0-0 2 0 I 0 0 9 0 Marshall" 1- 1 0-0 0-0 4 0 1 0 0 11 2 al Alabama• 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 TUPUI• 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 17 0 m Tennessee State* 2-3 0-0 0-0 8 I 3 l 0 17 4 at Tennessee Tech* 1-1 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 1 5 2 Eastern Illinois* 4-6 0-0 2-2 7 0 0 I 0 JS 10 Southeast Missouri* 1-2 -0- 0-0 4 I 2 0 1 26 2 LPFW• 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 I 0 0 9 0 at Eastern Kemucky* 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 10 2 Tennessee Slate• 3-5 0-0 0- 1 4 0 I 0 0 19 6 at Murray State• 2-4 0-0 4-5 3 0 1 0 0 14 8 at UT Martin* 0-0 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 9 0 Austin Peay** 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 13 0 Kenmcky Christian* 5-7 0-0 3-3 4 0 I 0 0 16 13 at Southeast Missouri• 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 at Eastern Illinois* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 Tennessee Tech• 0-0 0-0 0-0 I 0 2 0 0 6 0 Ea.~lern Kentucky* 1- 1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 18 2 UT Martin* 0- 1 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 () 0 7 2 Murray State* l -2 0-0 0-0 4 l I 0 0 17 2 m Austin Peay"' 1-3 0-0 2-3 10 0 3 0 0 28 4 Southeast Missouri* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Tennessee Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *Played in Game ""Siarted Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,, 17 Craig Lewis Craig 1 Lewis

6-6, 180, SR. GARLAND, TEX.

MOREHEAD STAIE HIGH SCHOOU PERSONAL Played in all 29 games, making one ]UNIOR COLLEGE Son of Craig and Paula Lewis. Age: start, in 2002-03, his first season with 22. Major: Commmtications. Fa­ Came to Morehead State from the Eagles. Averaged 4.7 points and vorite musical artist is Lil' Flip. Fa­ Conners State College. Averaged 12 1.5 rebounds. Scored a career-high vorite movie is The Matrix. Favor­ points and six rebounds as a sopho­ 17 points against Marshall oa Dec. ite actress is Jenniier Lopez. Favor­ more at Conners. Played in junior 17. Scored in double figures four ite NBA team is the Lakers. Favor­ college for former MSU assisLant times. Hit 50.6 percent from the ite NBA player is Kobe Bryant. Calls coach Bill Muse. Spent bis freshman field, 52.4 percent against OVC com­ scoring 2 ,000 points in his high season at the University of Nevada­ petition, and 78.7 percent from the school career his most memorable Reno. All-stater and district mosl free throw line. Averaged 12.9 accomplishment. valuable player al North Garland mintues per game. Hit 11 of his fi­ (Tex.) High School where he played nal l 2 free throws. Blocked five for Derek Driver. Scored more than shots and had 13 steals. 2,000 points in his high school ca­ reer.

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. . FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2002-03 29- l 44-87-.506 1-7-.143 48-61-.787 43-1.5 19 137-4.7

18 Morehead State University CAREER HIGHS Points 17 vs. Marshall (2002-03) Assists 3 vs. Tennessee State (2002-03) Rebounds 5 vs. UT Martin (2002-03) Steals 3 vs. Tennessee State (2002-03)

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-fga 3 rg-fga ft.-fta reb a to blk st min pts at Arizona State* J-2 0-0 3-3 l 0 I 0 0 10 5 Taylor* 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 I 14 0 Asbury• 4--5 0-1 6-6 2 0 I 0 0 L6 14 at Wright State• 2-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 9 4 at TAMU-Corpus Christi* 1-3 0-0 6-10 0 I I 0 0 17 8 nt Ohio State• 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 Marshall "* 7- 11 1-2 2-4 2 I 0 () I 32 17 at Alabama• 0-4 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 9 0 IUPUl * 2-2 0-0 2-3 0 0 2 I 0 10 6 at Tennessee State* J-2 0-0 3-4 2 2 I 0 3 I 8 5 at Tennessee Tech* 1-3 0-0 6-6 l I 0 0 I 16 8 Eastern Illinois* 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 I I 0 11 4 Southeast Missouri* 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 I 0 9 2 TPFW* 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 I () I 13 2 nt Eastern Kentucky* 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 7 2 Tennessee State* 4-6 0-0 2-3 I 3 2 I 0 15 10 at Murray Srnte* 0-1 0-1 0-0 I 0 2 0 0 9 0 at UT Martin• 2-6 0-0 6-8 5 I 2 0 I 24 10 Austin Peay• 3-5 0-1 1-2 4 0 1 I 2 28 7 Kentucky Christian* 1-5 0-1 2-2 4 I I 0 I 17 4 at Southeast Missouri• 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 6 2 at Eastern nlinois* 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 10 0 Tennessee Tech* J-3 0-0 1-2 3 0 J 0 0 10 3 Eastern Kentucky* 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 I II 0 UT Mart.in* 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 0 0 7 2 Murray State* 0-1 0-0 6-6 I 0 0 0 0 15 6 al Austin Peay* 4--6 0-0 2-2 I I 0 0 0 15 10 Southeast Missouri• 3-4 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 0 I 4 6 vs. Tennessee Tech* 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 *Played in Game **Starred Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,.,, 19 Chez 3 Marks 6-3, 160, SR. PARIS, KY.

MOREHEAD STATE on Feb . .LI against Tennessee Tech. state, all-region and all-district as a Played in 27 of MSU's 29 games in senjor. Scored a school-record 53 His academic progress has earned 2001-02, missing the first two league points in one high school game. him a fourth season of eligibility. games due to injury. Had two starts P ERSONAL Second-team All-Ohio Valley Con­ and averaged 8.7 points per game. ference i.n 2002-03. Played in all 29 Scored in double figures IO times. Son of Gail Marks. Grandson of games, making 23 starts. Averaged Ranked second in tbe OVC in three- Frank Marks. Age: 23. Major: 17.4 points and hit 54 percent from point field goal percentage. Saw ac- Communjcations. The Person(s) tbe field and 84.9 percent from the tion in MSU's first eight games in Who Most Influenced My Life: My free throw line. Averaged 2 1 points 2000-01 before season-endjng knee mother. NBA Team I'd Most Like to and hit 58.5 percent from the field sw·gery. Started tbe final two games Play For: Phoenix Suns. NBA (52.7 percent on 3-pointers) against before his injury. Averaged 6.9 Pl ayer My Game Most Resembles: OVC competition. Ranked fourth na­ points and 1.6 rebounds. Sat out tbe Penny Hardaway. Favorite musical tionaJly in 3-point field goal percent­ 1999-2000 season, attending class artist is Outkast. Favorite television age at 45.6 percent. His OVC statis­ while meeting NCAA academic re- program is SportsCenter. Favorite tical rankings were: third in scoring, quirements. movie is Next Fri.day. Favorite actor second in free throw percentage, frrst is Chris Tucker. Favorite actress is in 3-point fi eld goal percentage and HIGH SCHOOL Nia Long. Calls playing Division I third in 3-point field goals made per basketball at MSU his Greatest Mo­ Second-team all-stater for Coach game. Scored in double figures 24 ment in Sports. times. Had a career-high 38 points Cary Barr at Paris Higb School. All-

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2000-01 8-2 19-45-.422 10-23-.435 7-9-.778 13-1.6 10 55-6.9 2001-02 27-2 86-157-.548 37-81-.548 26-41-.634 51-1.9 L2 235-8.7 2002-03 29-23 181-335-.540 82-J 80-.456 62-73-.849 50-1.7 42 506-17.4 Totals 64-27 286-537-.533 129-284-.454 95-123-.772 114-1.8 64 796-12.4

20 Morehead State University CAREER IIIGHS Points 38 vs. Tennessee Tech (2002-03) Assists 5 vs. UT Martin (2002-03) Rebounds 7 vs. Asbury (2001-02) Steals 5 vs. Shawnee State (2001-02)

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-fga 3 fg-fga ft-fta reb a to blk st min pts a1 Arizona S1a1e• 3-11 3-8 2-2 3 2 I 0 () 18 I I Taylor"' 7-1 0 2-5 2-2 0 2 I I I 2 1 18 Asbury* 2-6 1-4 0-0 I I I 0 0 15 5 al Wright State* 1-2 0 -1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 7 2 a1 TAMU-Corpus Chris1i* 3-4 1-2 0-0 0 0 2 0 I 11 7 al Ohio Slnte• 4-10 1-5 0-0 0 l () 0 0 l9 9 Marshall** 5-JJ 2-6 2-2 0 I I 0 I 26 14 at Alabama** 3-11 207 3-3 4 I I 0 0 16 11 IUPUI"* 5-9 2-5 J.j 0 0 0 0 0 16 13 at Tennessee Staie** 11- 19 7- 11 2-2 3 0 I I I 24 31 al Tennel;see Tech** 4-6 2-4 1-2 I 4 3 0 I 32 I I Eastern JJlinois** 5-12 2-7 1- 1 I 4 0 I 3 1 13 Sou1heas1 Missouri** 10-16 4-8 2-5 0 I I 2 21 26 IPFW** 9-19 4- 11 6-7 5 I 0 I 23 28 al Eastern Kentucky** 3-9 1-5 4-6 I I I 0 3 27 11 Tennessee State** 12-17 3-7 1-1 2 0 2 I 0 19 28 at Murray St11le** 10- 15 5-9 6-6 3 2 3 0 2 33 31 at UT Martin"* 7-1 1 4-7 1-2 3 0 0 I 36 19 Auslin Pear* 8-10 4-6 0-0 3 2 4 0 0 25 20 Kentucky Christian** 8-10 1-2 0-0 3 I 3 0 3 2 1 17 at Southeast Missouri** l2-17 6-9 3-4 3 2 2 0 0 33 33 a l Eastern Ulinois"* 2-9 1-3 1-1 I I 0 0 0 12 6 Tenaessee Tech** 12-17 8-1 1 6-6 3 4 3 I 2 33 38 Eastern Kentucky** 4- 10 1-4 4-4 2 3 3 0 27 13 UT Marti n•• 11-17 3-7 1-1 0 5 2 0 30 26 Murray State0 6-12 4 -7 1- 1 I 2 0 35 27 at Austin Peay** 4-10 3-5 2-2 2 2 0 34 13 Sou1heast Missouri** 5-12 3-6 9-10 2 I 3 0 0 3 1 22 vs. Tennessee Tech** 5-13 2-8 l-2 3 0 4 0 I 34 13 *Played in Game **Started Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball"' 21 Ricky Minard Ricky 24 Minard

6-4, 205, SR. MANSFIELD, OHIO

MOREHEAD STATE 10th in rebounding, sixth in assists, started 27 games, missing the final fifth in free throw percentage, sec­ regular seasoll contest with an injury. The Ohio Valley Conference Player ond in steals, 10th in 3-point field Scored a season-high 28 points at of the Year in 2002-03. Named AH­ ecroals made and. eighth in assist/tum- Wright State with hi s final three­ South Region by the NABC. Hon­ over ratio. All-OVC First Team jn points cornmg on the game-winning orable Mention All-America. First­ 2001-02. Named Second-Team All­ field goal. team all-league. Averaged 22.5 South Region by the NABC. Started points and 6.2rebounds. Seventh on all 29 games and had team-high av­ HIGH SCHOOL MSU's aJJ-time scoring list with erages of 22.3 points and 6.9 re­ Attended Mansfield High School 1,750 points. Sixth on the all-time bounds. Ranked third in the confer­ where he was a learn.mate of fellow assist list. Only 40 rebounds away ence and l 0th nationally in scoring. MSU Eagle Marquis Sykes. Aver­ from 20th spot on MS U's all-time lisl. Joined MSU's 1,000-point club as a aged 22.8 points, 9.2 rebounds and Has led the Eagle in scoring the past sophomore. Scored i.n double fig­ 3. l assists as a senior. Ohio Heart­ three seasons. Scored a career-high ures every game. Scored a season­ land Conference District 6 player of 43 points against Eastern Kentucky rugh 38 points against UT Martin. the year. Third-Team AJJ-Ohio Di­ on Feb. LS. Played in all 29 games, Ranked in the top 15 in every OVC vision I. making 28 starts. Scored in double statistical category. The OVC Fresh­ figures in 28 games and tallied nine man of the Year in 2000-01. Sec­ PERSONAL in the other. Ranked 12th nationally ond-team All-OVC. Led the team Son of Rick Minard, Sr. and Kim­ in scoring. His OVC statistical averaging 16.7 points. Also aver­ berly Minard. Age: 2 1. Sport Man­ rankings were: second in scoring, aged 4.8 rebounds. Played in and agement major.

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2000-0 I 27-27 l54-312-.494 62-155-.400 81-103-.786 130-4.8 57 451-16.7 200 I -02 29-29 227-458-.496 65-167-.389 127-162-.784 201-6.9 96 646-22.3 2002-03 29-28 225-436-.SJ 6 54-147- .367 149-1 78-.837 181-6.2 L17 653-22.5 Totals 85-84 606-1206-.502 181-469-.386 357-443-.806 512-6.0 270 1750-20.6

22 Morehead State University CAREER H IGHS Points 43 vs. Eastern Kentucky (2002-03) Assists 11 vs. IPFW (2002-03) Rebounds 14 vs. IUPUI (2001-02) Steals 6 vs. Southeast Missouri (2001-02)

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-rga 3 rg-fga ft-rta reb a to blk st min pts ut Arizona Staie** 7-22 4- 11 0-0 7 4 5 I I 34 18 Taylor0 14-1 8 6-7 8-8 3 2 I 0 5 42 30 Asbury0 6-9 2-4 4-5 8 9 0 0 2 24 18 at Wright Staie** 7- 17 1-4 5-7 7 3 4 I I 35 20 at TAMU-Corpus Christi*' 8- 13 2-4 3-5 9 8 4 I 4 28 2 1 al Ohio State** 3- 14 1-5 2-2 7 2 6 0 I 29 9 Marshall 0 13-1 9 4-7 5-7 8 5 5 2 3 28 35 at Alabama** 4.9 1-2 8-8 2 l 5 0 0 28 17 IUPUl** 10-20 1-6 6-7 6 I 5 0 I 34 27 at Tennessee Sime** 2-8 1-4 6-8 9 l 3 0 2 24 II at Tennessee Tech"* 7-10 1-3 3.3 4 3 6 I 4 29 18 Eastern Illinois•• 8-14 6-7 5.5 4 2 2 0 I 33 27 Southeast Missouri** 2-7 0-0 7- 10 3 5 2 0 5 25 11 IPFW** 9-18 1-6 4-4 9 II 2 0 2 34 23 at Eastern Kentucky0 3-13 0-4 7-7 7 4 3 3 34 13 Tennessee State** 9-14 3-7 6-6 9 8 0 I I 27 27 al Murray Stole** 8- 17 2-3 10- 11 7 2 3 I 0 37 28 at UT Martin** 8-16 1-4 5-6 5 2 4 I 2 34 22 Austin Peay0 7- 1.6 1-7 1-2 8 4 4 0 2 38 16 Kentucky Christian*' 5-6 2-3 0-0 2 6 0 0 3 19 12 at Southeast Missouri** 13-19 1-4 3-3 9 4 1 0 3 27 30 at Eastern Illinois** 6-16 2-6 7-9 4 2 3 I 3 34 2 1 Tennessee Tech** 2-ll 1-4 13-14 7 7 5 I 3 37 18 Eastern Kentuckyu 13-1 9 3-4 14-15 8 2 6 2 2 34 43 UT Manin•* 11 - 19 2-7 0-0 5 7 2 3 3 1 24 Murray Stateu 13-20 2-7 4-4 6 3 2 () I 30 32 at Austin Peay** 6- 16 1-7 5-6 3 3 I 0 I 28 18 Southeast Missouri** 12-20 1-6 5-9 12 5 3 0 2 36 30 vs. Tennessee Tech** 9-16 1-4 3-7 3 I 3 I 2 40 22 *Played in Game **Stoned Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,.., 23 fl~~: -~·'··· Kyle Hankins Kyle 4 Hankins

6-3, J 80, ]R. BLOOMINGTON, IND.

MOREHEAD STATE ference Tourrnament and closed out all-time list. Averaged 8.7 points as a freshman, 9.7 points as a sopho­ Played in 27 games in 2002-03, mak­ the season with 10 points against more and 15.5 points as a junior. ing sjx starts. Averaged 4.7 points Murray State in the OVC semifinals. and I. 1 rebounds. Handed out 32 Hit aU 12 of his free throw attempts assists and made 10 steals. Had five as a freshman. PERSONAL three-pointers and scored a career­ Son of Richard and Kathy Hankins. high 23 points against UJPUI on Dec. HIGH SCHOOL Signed witb Morehead State durincr Age: 2 1. Major: Sport Manage­ 28. Hit 20 of 24 free throw attempts b ment. Calls his parents the most in­ as a sophomore and is hitting nearly the November signing period. Earned all-state honors for Coach fluential people in his life. Favorite 89 percent for his career. Scored in musical artist is Incubus. Favorite double figures four times. Started the J.R. Holmes at Bloomington South High School. Member of the Indi­ television program is The Simpsons. first six games of the season. Started Favorite movie is Hoosiers. Favor­ the final L4 games of the 2001-02 ana All-Star Team that participated in the Kentucky-Indiana Ali-Star ite actor is Jim Caney. Favorite ac­ season as a freshman. Played in 22 tress is Tara Reid. Favorite sports Series. Also played for the highly games, missing several due to injury. figure is Jason Williams. NBA team Averaged 4. 8 points and J .1 re­ successful Bloomington Red AAU tearn. As a senior, he averaged 19.5 he would most like to play for is the bounds. Had 31 assists and only 21 lnmana Pacers. Calls being a mem­ turnovers. Scored a career-high 19 points and hit 50 percent from the field. Scored 1,222 career points to ber of the Indiana All-Star squad bis points against Tennessee State in tbe greatest moment in sports. first round of the Ohio Va.Uey Con- rank third on Bloomington South's

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt.FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2001-02 22-14 37-103-.359 20-70-.286 12-12-J.O00 24-1.1 31 106-4.8 2003-03 27-6 43- l03-.417 21-52-.404 20-24-.833 30-J. l 32 127-4.7 Totals 49-20 80-206-.388 41-122-.336 32-36-.889 54-1.1 63 233-4.8

24 Morehead State U11iversity CAREER HIGHS Points 23 vs. IUPUI (2002-03) Assists 5 vs. Kentucky Christian (2002-03) Rebounds 4-twice Steals 2-twice

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent rg-fga 3 rg-fga ft-fta reb a to blk st min pts at Arizona State** 0-5 0-2 0-0 I I I 0 1 19 0 Tay lor"* 0-0 0-0 0-0 I 2 0 0 0 15 0 Asbury** 3-4 1- 1 0-0 2 J J 0 0 18 7 at Wright State** 3-6 3-4 0-0 4 3 2 0 2 30 9 al TAMU-Corpus Christi ** 5-7 2-3 4-4 I 2 0 0 0 29 16 at Ohio State** 3-8 2-4 0-0 2 I 2 0 2 25 8 Marshall• 4-8 2-3 0-0 3 1 I 0 0 17 l0 at Alabama• 3-7 0-3 3-4 I I 2 0 0 29 9 IUPUI* 9-14 5-lO 0-0 l I 2 0 0 3 1 23 at Tennessee State* 2-3 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 5 4 at Tennessee Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Eastern [l)inois• I· I 0-0 3-4 0 0 0 l 5 5 Southeast Missouri" 2-8 l-4 8-8 0 I 0 0 25 13 IPFW* 2-6 0-2 1-2 0 3 I 0 I 21 5 at Eastern Kentucky* 0-2 0- 1 0-0 I I 0 0 I 19 0 Tennessee Slate* 0-2 0-2 0-0 3 2 3 0 1 2 1 0 at Murray Staie* 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 7 0 al UT Murtin" 101 IOI 102 0 J 0 0 10 4 Austin Peay* 2-7 2-7 0-0 0 0 19 6 Kentucky Christian* 1-5 1-3 0-0 3 5 2 0 0 25 3 ut Southeast Missouri• 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 0 0 7 0 at Eastern Illinois* 0- 1 0-0 0-0 3 2 0 0 0 19 0 Tennessee Tech* 0-0 0-0 D-0 0 0 0 0 () I 0 Eastern Kentucky* 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 8 0 UT Martin* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 Murray Srnte 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Austin Peay* 0-1 0-0 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 5 0 Southeast Missouri * 2-2 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 13 5 vs. Tennessee Tech* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 5 0 *Played in Game o smned Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,, 25 Ramon 22 Kelly 6-4, 185, JR. BELLEVILLE, ILL.

MOREHEAD STATE HIGH SCHOOL Played in 26 games in 2002-03 as a Signed with Morehead State after an National Honor Society and the Na­ sophomore. Averaged l. 7 points. outstanding career for Coach Bill tional Counc.iJ on Youth Leadership. Handed out29 assists while commit­ Schmidt and the Belleville West ting only 17 turnovers. Scored a ca­ High School program. Averaged l 9 PERSONAL reer-high eight points and Texas points, five rebounds and four assists Fl·rst named is pronounced ruh­ A&M-Corpus Christi. Has seven as a senior. Earned several all-state MAHN. Son of R.C. and Darlene points, six rebounds and five assists honors, ranging from second team to Kelly. Age: 20. Major: Business in a career-high 23 minutes against speciaJ mention. Named the St. Administration (M anagement). Kentucky Christian. Saw action in Clair-Monroe Area Player of the Year CalJs hjs parents the most influential MSU's first 19 games as a freshman by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Also people in bis life. Favorite musicaJ in 2001-02 before a leg injury side­ all-conference, aJl-region and alJ-dis­ artist is Jay-Z. Favorite actor is Chris lined him for the final 10 games. trict and was named to several all­ Tucker. Favorite actress is Halle Averaged 1.8 points and 0.6 re­ tournament teams. Was Belleville Berry. Favorite sports figure is bounds. Had 21 assists and 19 turn­ West's co-captain and MVP his jun­ Michael Jordan. NBA team he overs. Scored a career-high six ior and senior seasons. An excellent would most like to play for is the points against Tennessee State. Hit student who was a four-year honor Philadephia 76ers. 10 of his final 11 free thrnws. Will roll selection, an llli.nois State battle with newcomer Quinton Smith Scholar-Athlete and member of the for the starting point guard spot.

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt.FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2001-02 19-0 10-37-.270 1-6-.167 13-18-.722 12-0.6 21 34-1.8 2002-03 26-0 15-35-.429 3-7-.429 12-19-.632 26-1.0 29 45-1.7 Totals 45-0 25-72-.347 4-13-.308 25-37-.676 38-0.8 50 79-1.8

26 Morehead State University C AREER HIGHS Points 8 vs.TANill-Corpus Christi (2002-03) Assists 5 vs. Kentucky Christian (2002-03) Rebounds 6 vs. Kentucky Christian (2002-03) Steals 2-5 times

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-fga 3 fg. fga ft-fta reb a to blk st min pts at Arizona State• 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 Taylor• 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 l 12 2 Asbury• 2-3 1- 1 0-0 I 4 0 0 I 15 5 at Wright State• 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 at TAMU-Corpus Christi* 1-2 0-0 6-9 I 0 2 0 2 II 8 at Ohio State* 0-2 0-0 2--4 3 0 0 0 0 I 2 Mars.hall• 0-0 0-0 2-2 I I I 0 I IU 2 m Alabama 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 fUPUl• 1- l 0-0 0-0 2 3 2 0 I 8 2 at Tennessee State"' 1-5 0-1 0-0 4 3 I 0 0 22 2 at Tennessee Tech* 1-2 0-l 1-2 l l 1 0 0 10 3 Eastern Illinois• 0- 1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 5 0 Southeast Missouri* 0-l 0-0 l-2 5 J I 0 l 12 I fPFW* 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 at Eastern Kentucky* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 I 0 I 4 0 Tennessee Stale* 0-0 0-0 0-0 I I 2 0 I 8 0 ut Murray State" 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 at UT Marlin* 1- 1 0-0 0-0 u 0 0 0 0 I 2 Austin Peay• 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Kentucky Christion• 3-6 1-2 0-0 6 5 2 I I 23 7 at Southeast Missouri* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 0 0 6 0 nt Eastern lllinois* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 Tennessee Tech* 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 I 6 2 Eastern Kentucky* 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 UT Martin* 0-3 0- 1 0-0 I 2 I 0 0 I I 0 Murray State~ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 at Au s tin Peay* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 Southeast Missouri 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Tennessee Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 *Played in Game **Started Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketballm 27 Chad McKnight Chad 50 McKnight

6-7, 215, ]R. LANCASTER, OHIO

MOREHEAD STATE HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL A starter in the post in 27 of the 28 Signed with Morehead State follow­ Son of Pbill·ip and Beth McKnight. games he pJayed in 2002-03. Aver­ ing an outstanding career for Coach Age: 20. University Studies major. aged 7.3 points and 3.8 rebounds. Jack Greathouse at Lancaster High Calls his parents the most influen­ Ranked seventh in the Ohio Valley School. Averaged 16.3 points, 9.0 tial people in his life. Favorite mu­ Conference in fi eld goaJ percentage rebounds and 3.0 assists as a senior sical artist is Jay-Z. Favorite actor (57 .6 percent). Hit 61.5 percent in while hitting 73.3 percent (140 of is Chris Tucker. Favorite actress is conference games. Scored a career­ 19 J) field goal attempts. Led Jennifer Lopez. NBA team he would high 17 points against Tennessee Lancaster to a combined 34-12 most like to play for is the Chicago Tech on Feb. 11. Scored in double record as a junior and senior with the BuJls. figures eight times. Missed the first team being state-ranked both seasons IO games of the 2001-02 season af­ in the big school division. Was the ter having preseason knee surgery. District 11 Most Valuable Player and Saw action in 15 games and aver­ earned All-Ohio Capital Conference aged 1. 0 points and 0.5 rebounds. honors. Invited to the Ohio No11h­ Scored a season-high fi ve points South AH-Star Game, the Ohio-West against UT Martin and had a season­ Virginia Challenge Match and the high three rebounds against Eastern Ohio-Kentucky All-Star Game. Also nlinois. played on Team Ohio that captured the Milan (Italy) lntemational Tour­ nament in the summer of 2000.

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2001-02 15-0 6-J5-.400 0-0-.000 3-4-.750 18-0.5 0 15-1.0 2002-03 28-27 87-15J-.576 0-0-.000 30-54-.556 107-3.8 16 204-7.3 Totals 43-27 93-J 66-.560 0-0-.000 33-58-.569 115-2.7 16 219-5.1

28 Morehead State University CAREER HIGHS Points 17 vs.Tennessee Tech (2002-03) Assists 2-twice Rebounds 7 vs. Murray State (2002-03) Steals 2-3 times

'02-03 Game-by-Game Stats

Opponent fg-fga 3 fg-fga ft-fta reb a to blk st min pts at Arizona State•• 4-8 0-0 0-0 5 I 2 0 I 27 8 Tnylor** 2-3 0-0 3-6 6 2 0 0 I 2 1 7 Asbury** 5-5 0-0 1-2 4 I 0 0 0 22 II al Wright State** 4-9 0-0 3-6 6 I I 0 0 29 II a1 TAMU-Corpus Christi** 3-5 0-0 2-2 3 0 2 0 0 22 8 at Ohio Staie* 5-7 0-0 ,o.o 4 0 I 0 0 20 10 Marshall ** 3-7 0-0 ,o.o 4 I I 0 I 25 6 at Alabama** 1-4 0-0 ,o.o 2 0 0 0 0 22 2 IU PUT** 3-4 0-0 0-0 5 0 I 0 0 23 6 m Tennessee Staie*" 1- 1 0-0 0-0 5 I I 0 I 20 2 al Tennessee Tech** 4-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 I 33 8 Eastern Illinois** 3-4 0-0 ,o.o 3 0 3 0 I 33 6 Southeas1 Missouri** 4-5 0-0 1-2 4 I 2 0 I 19 9 IPFW** 6-10 0-0 0-2 5 2 I 0 0 28 12 al Easlem Kentucky•• 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 I 1 0 I 32 4 Tennessee Stale** 6-10 0-0 3-7 5 3 I I 0 26 15 at Murray StateH 1-3 0-0 1-2 7 I I I 2 35 3 al UT Martin'"* 5-6 0-0 2-2 3 0 I 0 0 22 12 Austin Peay 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ken1ucky Christian° 0-4 0-0 4-4 3 0 0 I 0 17 4 ot Southeas1 Missouri** 3-5 0-0 1-3 5 0 0 l I 32 7 at Eastern Illinois"'• 1-4 0-0 3-4 2 I 2 0 0 32 5 Tennessee 1ecb** 7-10 0-0 J-5 4 0 0 0 2 34 17 Eas1ern Kentucky** 2-4 0-0 2-2 6 0 I I 0 2 1 4 UT Martin• • 7-10 0-0 0-2 6 0 2 0 2 30 14 Murray State** l -4 0-0 0-0 2 0 I 0 0 9 2 al Aus1in Peay** l-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 I 0 0 l3 2 Sou~1eas1 Missouri** 1-5 0-0 1-2 I 0 0 0 17 3 vs. Tennessee Tech** 2-2 0-0 0-J 0 0 0 0 19 4 *Played in Game **Staned Gnme

2003-04 Eagle Basketball"' 29 Cory 43 Burns

6-8, 230, So. P ERU, IND.

MOREHEAD STAIE HIGH SCHOOL P ERSONAL R ed-shirted in 2002-03. Gained size Signed with Morehead State during Son of Bob and Kathy Burns. Age: and strength. Will contend for play­ the November signing period. 20. Major: Business Administra­ ing time as a sophomore. Can play Comes from the same hometown as tion (Computer Information Sys­ inside on the post and outside on the Eagle Head Coach Kyle Macy. As a tems). Calls his parents the most in­ perimeter. Saw action in 16 games senior, he averaged 14 points, eight fluential people in his life. Favorite with two starts as a freshman in 2001- rebounds and four assists. Hit 47 musical aitistis The Beatles. Favor­ 02. Averaged 1.2 points and 0.8 re­ percent from three-point range. As ite television program is Playmakers. bounds. Scored a career-high six a junior, he led Maconaquah to a 22- Favorite movie is Hoosiers. Favor- points against Shawnee State. His 2 record, averaging 13 points, seven ite actor is Edward Norton. Favor­ first start came against Vanderbi It in rebounds ai1d four assists while also ite actress is Jaime Presley. Favor­ Nashville. Hit all six of his free shooting 45 percentfromthree-point ite sports figure is Kevin Gametl. throw attempts for the season. range. Eai-ned high honorable men- NBA team he would most like to tion all-state as a senior. Played in play for is the Indiana Pacers. the North-South All-Star Game. Two-time all-conference and all-area.

CAREER STATS Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 2001-02 16-2 6-26-.231 1-12-.083 6-6-1.000 12-0.8 2 19-1.2

30 Morehead State University CAREER HIGHS Points 6 vs. Shawnee State (2001-02) Assists 1-twice Rebounds 2-4 times Steals 1-3 times

'01-02 Game-by-Game Slats

Opponent fg-fga 3 fg-fga fl-lla reb a to bU st min pts atTPFW* 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 I 0 0 0 8 0 Shawnee Staie• 1-3 0-0 4-4 I 0 0 0 15 6 a l Kentucky* 0- 1 0-0 2-2 0 0 I 0 0 14 2 VMJ• 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 I 0 0 5 2 at Dayton* 1-5 0-4 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 16 2 Wright State* 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 Asbury• 2-4 0-1 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 7 4 at fUPUI* 0-4 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 r 18 0 at Samford" 0-1 0-0 0-0 r 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Vanderbilt** 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 r 17 0 Tennessee State* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 Tennessee Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Ea.ste m Illinois* 0-U 0-0 0-0 u u 0 0 r 4 0 at Southeast Missouri 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio Dominican** 0-2 0- 1 0-0 2 1 0 I 0 10 0 Eas1em Kentucky* 0-1 0- 1 0-0 I 0 0 0 0 4 0 Murray State 0-0 0-0 0-0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 UT Manin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Tennessee State• 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 I o o 2 o at Austin Peay 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Southeast Missouri* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 l 0 0 4 0 Eastern nlinois 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 m Tennessee Tech 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 al Eastern Kentucky 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Austin Peay 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 al UT Marti n 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o at Murray State 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tennessee Smte 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 u u 0 0 u o vs. Mumy State 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *Played in Game 0 s1arted Game

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,., 31 Quinton 23 Smith

5-11, 170, So. RADCLIFF, KY.

MOREHEAD STATE

Sat out last season and practiced with the team. Will battle for the starting point guard spot as a sophomore.

HIGH SCHOOL

Signed with M orehead State following an outstanding career for Coach Ron Bevars at Radcliffs North Hardin lligh School. North Hardin advanced to the state semi­ finals his final two seasons. As a senior, he earned all­ state honors and averaged 17 points and five assists to lead the team to a 3 1-5 record . Averaged 2 1 points as a junior, 15 as a sophomore and eight as a freshman. Also received outstanding experience with the Derek Smith All-Stars AAU squad.

PERSONAL Son of Helen Smith. Age: 20. Major: Business Ad­ ministration/Management. Favorite musical artist is Youngbloodz. Favorite actor is Mike Epps. Favorite actress is Halle Berry. Favorite NBA team is the Lak­ ers. Favorite player is Allen Iverson.

32 Morehead State University iilm Josh Graham )?' Josh 5 Graham

6-5, 255, SR. FLEMINGSBURG, KY.

MOREHEAD STATE Sat out last season after transferring from Virginia Com­ monwealth. Practiced with team.

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH Played three seasons for VCU. As ajunior in 200l-02, he played in 31 games, making 19 starts, and averaged 4.4 points and 4.4 rebounds. As a sophomore in 2000- 01, be played in 25 games and averaged 3.2 points and 3.0 rebounds. As a freshman in 1999-2000, he played in 28 games, making 19 starts, and averaged 3.9 points and 2.9 rebounds.

HIGH SCHOOL First-team All-State at nearby Fleming County High School for Lake Kelly, a.nMSU alumnus and long-time college and high school coach. Played in tbe Kentucky­ Indiana and Kentucky-Ohio all-star games. Averaged 20 points and l 1 rebounds as a senior.

PERSONAL Son of Michelle Graham and Arvid Hall. Age: 22. Ma­ jor: University Studies. Favorite musical artists are Un­ derground Kingz, Scarface and Devin. Favorite actor is Mike Epps. Favorite actress is Halle Berry. Favorite movie is Friday.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,., ------33 Kevin McDonald Kevin 34 McDonald 6-10, 250, FR. H ARRISON, OHIO

HIGH SCHOOL Signed with Morehead State during the November sign­ ing period. Earned first-team all-conference and first­ team academic all-state for Coach Kevin Wentz at Harrison High School. Team most valuable player. Averaged 15 points, nine rebounds and two blocked shots as a senior.

PERSONAL Son of Tim and Patty McDonald. Age: 18. Undecided on a major at this time. Favorite movie is Rudy. Favor­ ite actor is Tom Hanks. Favorite actress is Nicole Kidman. Favorite sports figure is Kenyon Martin.

34 Morehead State University Josh 21 Reed 6-2, 185, FR. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO

HIGH SCHOOL Signed with Morehead State during the November sign­ ing period. Ohio Division II second-team all-state. Earned first-team all-district, aU-conference and all-area honors twice. Two-time area player of the year. Played in lhe Ohio North-South All-Star game. Averaged 23 points and five rebounds as a senior for Coach Nick Aloi at East Liverpool High School.

PERSONAL

Son of Shaun and Tammie Reed Age: 19. Major: Business Administration (Real Estate). Favorite movie is Old School. Favorite actor is Adam Sandler. Favor­ ite actress is Halle Berry. Favorite television show is Playmakers. Favorite sports figure is .

2003-04 Eagle Basketball"" ------35 Marcus Flynn

6-2, 180, FR. NEW ALBANY, IND.

HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Two-time first-team all-confer~nce Son of Mike and Deborah Flynn. performer for Coach Jim Shannon at Age: 19. Undecided on major. His New Albany High School. An Indi­ father, Mike, was an Indiana Mr. Bas­ ana North South and Hoosier Bas­ ketball who played al Kentucky and ketball Coaches Association All­ for the rndi ana Pacers. Favorite Star. Received an honors academic sports figure is Michael Jordan. diploma.

Matt West 6-4, 180, FR. OWENSBORO, KY.

HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Three-time all-region and all-district Son of Mich ael West and Robin for Coach Curtis Turley at Daviess Baize. Age: 19. Undecided on ma­ County High School. Won the jor. Favorite sports figure is Michael KHSAA's Ted Sanford Award. Jordan. Favorite television show is Third Region Player of the Year and SportsCenter. Favorite actor is Jim AU-State To urna ment in 2003. Carrey. Favorite actress is Halle Earned an honors academic diploma. Berry.

36 ------Morehead State University

ing concerts. Among the art­ ists that have performed in the facility are Alabama, David Letterman, M.C. Hamm.er, the Goo Goo Dolls, Blessed Union of Souls and Sawyer Brown. Every Marc h, Johnson Arena comes alive with the sounds of high school basket­ ball as MSU annually plays host to the Boys and Girls 16th Region Tournaments. The AAC also includes an outstanding L-shaped Olympic swimming pool with separate The Academic-Athletic Spring Cmnmencement on May diving area, a gynmastics room Center, with its Ellis T. Johnson 9, 1981. utilized by the National Cham­ Arena, has been the home of In addition to MSU basket­ pi on Eagle Cheerleaders, a physiology Jaboratory, two VIP the Basketball Eagles since ball games, the AAC also plays 1981 . The first University host to MSU commencements, meeting rooms that are used at function in the facility was various meetings and outstand- Eagle games for fans and boosters, a weight room, sauna and steam rooms and four con­ cession areas.

38 Morehead State University ~ )4 Academics• ql.~. .·

Classes also are con­ ducted at extended campus centers located in Ashland, Jackson, Mt.Sterling, Pres­ tonsburg, and West Liberty and several other locations throughout East Kentucky and across the globe through the World Wide Web. The University is acquiring a satellite tracking system in partnership with NASA in the ongoing development of the new Space Science Center. President Ronald G. Eaglin Eagle Basketball players Analysis and P ublic Policy. is the 12th president of the benefit from the academic Two-thirds of the faculty hold University. He currently serves monitoring, tutoring and facili­ doctoral degrees. A joint doc­ on the NCAA Executive ties offered at MSU. toral program with the Univer­ Committee and is the senior Jim Wells, Educational Ser­ sity of Kentucky also is offered state university president in vices Director, (pictured above on the MSU campus. Kentucky. with Ricky Minard and Cory Burns) monitors academic progress. Kevin McDonald, Josh Reed and Quinton Smith (right) make use of one of the University's many computer labs. Academically, the Univer­ : : : : ~::: :· ······ sity offers nearly 80 degree pro­ l P: · grams are available on the two­ year, four-year and graduate levels through four colleges -­ Business, Education, Caudill College of Humanities, and Science and Technology -- and the Ins titute for Regional

2003-04 Eagle Basketball™------39 Strength and Conditioning -

The men's basketball team benefits from the expertise of its coaching staff and the ex­ perience of those individuals in strength and conditioning programs. The Eagle staff utilizes the weight room located in the Academic-Athletic Center just off the Johnson Arena playing floor, the Phil Simms Weight Training Facility, located in the Jayne Stadium complex, the Olympic swimming pool lo­ cated in the Academic-Athletic

Eagle basketball players and all MSU student-ath­ letes are beneficiaries of outstanding strength and conditioning facilities.

40 Morehead State University Center, the track at Jayne Sta­ dium and MSU's new, state-of­ the-art Wellness Center, l<;>cated next door to the Academic Ath­ letic Center. The weight room Jocated in the Academic-Athletic Center offers a wide-range of modem equipment, including a stair­ master, free weights and Ham­ mer strength machines. Much of the funding for this weight room came from benefit con­ certs perlormed by good friends of the Eagle basketball pro­ gram, award-winning country artist Sawyer Brown with lead singer Mark Miller. MSU alumnus and Super T Harder You Bowl XXI Most Valuable Harder Player Phil Simms provided nder. funds that assisted in building the Simms Weight Facility. The L-sbaped, Olympic swimming pool is located just a few steps from the Eagle locker room and is available year round. The MSU Wellness Center sits adjacent to both the Aca­ demic-Athletic Center and Jayne Stadium. It contains a all-weather walking and run­ ning track, plus many fitness machines and workout areas.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,., ------41 Athletic Training Staff Richard Fletcher is in his third Jamey Carver, a former inter□ year as Head Athletic Trainer at with the Eagle athletic trai ning Morehead State. Fletcher is two­ staff and graduate assistant ath­ time MSU graduate, earning a letic trainer at Kentucky, is in his bachelor's degree in 1992 and a third year as an assistant athletic master's degree last May. trainer at Morehead State Univer­ He rejoins the University after sity and will be the primary con­ serving as a clinical certified ath­ tact for Eagle Basketball. letic trainer in Ceno·al Kentucky. Cm·ver earned a bachelor's de- Prior to that appointment, he gree in exercise science from spent three years as the athletic trainer and a professor Northwestern State University (La.) and a master's de­ adjunct at Kentucky State Univ~rsity. gree in kinesiology from Kentucky.

Athletic Training Facilities, Team Physicians

Eagle athletics is served by a main athletic training room in the Jayne Stadium complex, plus several satellite training rooms, including one next to the Eagle locker room in the Academic-Athletic Center. Nearby medical facilities include Morehead Clinic, Cave Run Clinic and a hospital, St. Claire Regional Medical Center. MSU's athletic program is supported by the entire medical community, but especially by orthopedic team doctors led by Dr. Tom Fossett (above).

42 Morehead State University

2002-03 Morehead State University Basketball Statistics

Overall Record: 20-9 Home: 13-2 Away: 7-6 Neutral: 0-1 OVC Rccord: 13-3

FG 3 PtFG FT Reb. Player GP-GS Md-Att Pct Md-Att Pct Md-AU Pel Tot-Avg A TO BS s PF-D Minutes Pts-Avg Minard 29-28 225-436 .516 54-147 .367 149-178 .837 181-6.2 117 89 17 63 77-2 909-3 1.3 653-22.5 Marks 29-23 181 -335 .540 82-180 .456 62-73 .849 50-1.7 42 49 5 27 29-0 71 0-24.5 506-17.4 Sykes 29-29 97-213 .455 15-50 .300 36-47 .766 94-3.2 164 7 1 2 48 39-0 936-32.3 245-8.4 Lopez 29-29 77- 144 .535 1-3 .333 62-90 .689 18 1-6.2 30 43 LI 17 98-7 899-31.0 217-7.5 McKnight 28-27 87-151 .576 0-0 .000 30-54 .556 107-3.8 16 28 5 15 84-3 683-24.4 204-7.3 Kerley 26-1 50- 104 .481 0-0 .000 33-51 .647 90-3.5 2 2 1 20 7 50-3 335-12.9 133-5. 1 Lewis 29- 1 44-87 .506 1-7 .143 48-61 .787 43-J .5 19 22 5 13 40-0 373- 12.9 137-4.7 Hankins 27-6 43- 103 .417 21-52 .404 20-24 .833 30- 1.1 32 24 0 10 32-0 437-16.2 127-4.7 Aliu 27- 1 31-53 .585 0-0 .000 14-20 .700 76-2.8 5 19 2 3 25-0 329-12.2 76-2.8 Kamara 6-0 4-8 .500 2-5 .400 2-2 1.00 3-0.5 I 2 0 0 0-0 18-3.0 12-2.0 Kelly 26-0 15-35 .429 3-7 .429 12-19 .632 26-1.0 29 17 I I I 12-0 210-8.1 45-1.7 Ryan 4-0 0-5 .000 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 0 0 0 0-0 10-2.5 0-0.0 LaFollene 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1-1.0 0-0.0 Team 92 4 I MSU Totals 29-29 854-1674 .5 10 179-454 .394 468-6 19 .756 973-33.6 457 389 68 2 14 487-I 5 2355-81.2 OPP Totals 29-29 791 - 1683 .470 198-563 .352 349-486 .718 9 13-3 1.5 461 461 95 164 548- 2129-73.4

MSU DeadbaU Rebounds: 60; Opponents: 54 Results

Date Opponent Score Attend Rec. Lead Scorer Lead Rebounder 11-22 at Arizona State L 56-59 6154 0-1 Minard 18 M.inard, Lopez 7 11-26 Taylor w 100-77 1438 1- 1 Minard 42 McKniglu 6 11-30 Asbury w 100-54 1378 2-1 Sykes, Minard 18 Minard 8 12-4 at Wright State L 74-80 3398 2-2 Minard 20 Lopez 10 12-7 at Texas A&M-CC w 98-88 1125 3-2 Minard 21 Minard 9 12-14 ar Ohio State L 60-74 13789 3-3 Sykes 12 Minard. Lopez 7 12- 17 Marshall OT w 101-100 4419 4-3 Minard 35 Minard 8 12-23 at Alabama L 64-82 10500 4-4 Sykes, Minard 1.7 Kerley lI 12-28 IUPUI OT L 89-98 32 18 4-5 Minard 27 M.inard, Lopez 6 1-2 *at Tennessee State w 93-42 1034 5.5 Marks 31 Minard 9 1-4 *at Tennessee Tech w 72-70 3435 6-5 Minard 18 Lopez 6 1-9 *Eastern lllinois w 75-71 2608 7-5 Minard 27 Aliu 7 1-11 *Southeast Missouri w 77-63 4086 8-5 Marks 26 Lopez 8 1~14 IPFW w 86-73 2482 9-5 Marks 28 Mtnard 9 1- 18 *at Eastern Kentucky w 54-50 5850 10-5 Marks 14 Lopez 8 l-20 *Tennessee State w 103-89 27 10 l l-5 Marks 28 Minard 9 1-23 *at Murray State w 83-73 38 14 12-5 Marks 3 1 Minard, Mcknight 7 1-25 *at UT-Martin w 83-60 5372 13-5 Minard 22 Lopez 12 1-30 *Austi n Peay L 59-66 4288 13-6 Marks 20 Lopez 9 2-1 Kentucky Christian w 88-39 2406 14-6 Marks 17 Kelly, Lopez 6 2-6 *,II Southeast Missouri w 79-69 471 9 1.5-6 Marks 33 Sykes. Minard 9 2-8 *at Eastern Illinois L 69-75 4982 15-7 Minard 2 1 Lopez 9 2- 11 *Tennessee Tech w 97-89 37 ll ] 16-7 Marks 38 Minard 7 2-15 *Eastern Kenrueky w 88-87 4702 17-7 Minard 43 Minard 8 2-20 *UT-Martin w 104-76 3528 ),8-7 Minard 26 Lopez 11 2-22 *Murray State w 77-74 6 136 1'9-7 Minard 32 Lopez 8 3-1 *at Austin Peay L 64-76 44 13 1·9-8 Minard 18 Aliu 10 3-4 Southeast Missouri w 9 1-84 2453 20-8 Minard 30 Minard 12 3-7 vs Tennessee Tech L 71 -88 4053 20-9 Minard 22 Kerley 14

44 Morehead State University Individual Records Season--264, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Field Goal Attempts: Most Points: Career-685, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Game-108 vs. St. Peter's, 1971-72 Game-53, vs. Middle Tenn., Best F ree Throw Accuracy: Season- 2,434, 1955-56 1~ 1~2 . Season--91 .5, Mike Kelley, 1975-76 (54- Most Field Goals Made: Season-828, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 59) Game--55 vs. Centre, l 955-56 & vs. St. Career-2,072, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 (4 CaJeer--87.2, Jim Sandfoss, 1964-67 (232- Peter's, 1971-72 yrs.), J ,925, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 (3 273) Season--955, 1971-72 yrs.) Most Consecutive Free Throws: .Best Field Goal Accuracy: llighest Scoring Average: Grune-- I7, Hecky Thompson vs. Eastern Game-73.6 vs. Asbmy, 2002-03 Season-28.6, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Kentucky, 1961-62 & Jim Sandfoss vs. Season--51.0, 2002-03 Career-27.5, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Marshall, 1966-67 Most 3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: Most Field Goal Attempts: Season--46, Glen Napier, 1980-81 Game-SO vs. George Mason, 1996-97 Game- 37, Granny Williams vs. Miami Most Rebounds: Season-788. 1996-97 (Fla.), 1961-62 Game-38, Steve Hamilton vs. Florida Most 3-Pl. Field Goals Made: Season-638, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 State, 1956-57 Game- 18 vs. Centre, 1995-96 Career- 1,544, Herbie Stamper, 1975 -79 (4 Season-543, Steve Hamilton. 1956-57 Season-257, 1996-97 yrs.), Granny Williams, 1958-59, 60-62 Career-1,675, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 Best 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: (3 yrs.) (4 yrs.), l,046, Norm Pokley, 1960-63 Season- . .400 (224-560), 1999-00 Most Field Goals Made: (3 yrs.) Most Free Throws Attempted: Game--22, Granny Willfams vs. Miami Best Rebounding Average: Game--67 vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 & vs. (Fla.), I 961-62 Season- 20.1, Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 Cincinnati, 1955-56 Season-282, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Career-l 6.4, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 Season--I, 165, 1955-56 Career-776, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 Most Assists: Most Free Throws Made: Best Field Goal Percentage: Game-16, Jeff Fultz vs. Middle Tennes­ Game--53 vs. Cincin nati, 1955-56 Season-60. 1, Rod Mitchell, 1990-91 see, 1983-84, Marquis Sykes Season--838, 1955-56 Career-54.6, Norris Beckley, 1978-82 vs.Tennessee State, 1999-00 Most Free Throws Attempted by Tuo Most Consecutive Field Goals: Season- I 89, Marquis Sykes, 2001-02 Teams: 13, Leonard Coulter vs. Tennessee Tech, Career--606, Marquis Sykes, 1999-2003 123, 1952-53 (MSU 67, Georgetown 56) 1971-72 Most Blocked Shots: Most Free Throws Made By 1\vo Teams: Most 3-PL Field Goal Attempts: Game-12, Ron Nicholson vs. Toledo, 88, 1955-56 (MSU 53, Cincinnati 35) Game- I 9, Doug Wyciskalla vs. George 1971-72 Best Free Throw Accuracy: Mason, 1996-97 Season- 115, George Williams, 1973-75 79.5, 1964-65 Season- 188, Mark Majick, 1993-94 Most Rebounds: Career--487, Mark Majick, 1993-96 Game- 88 vs. Centre, 1955-56 & vs. Most 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: Team Records Middle Tennessee, 1968-69 Garne--9, Hezzie Boone vs. Middle Tenn., Most Poi.nts: Season-1,735, 1956-56 1996-97 Half--83 vs. West Virginia State. 1991-92 Highest Rebounding Average: 64.2, Season-82, Chez Marks, 2002-03 ( 135-1 16) 1956-57 Career--193, Mark Majick, J 993-96 Game- 138 vs. Centre, 1955-56 ( 138-70) Most Free Throws Per Game: 28.9, Best 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: Season-2,782, 1955-56 1955-56 (838 in 29) Season (30 made)--.456 (82-180), Chez Most Points -- First Half: Marks, 2002-03 70 vs. Furman, 1954-55 ( l 30- 117) Miscellaneous Most Poi11ts -- Second Half: Career--.418 ( 173-414), P.J. Nichols, 1988- Most Wins: 25, 1983-84 83 vs. West Virginia State, 199 1-92 (135- 92 Longest Winning Streak: 12, 1983-84 116) Most Free Throw Attempts: Most Losses: 23, 1997-98 Most Points by 1\vo learns: Game-29, Don Whitehouse vs. Longest Losing Streak: 18, 1987-88 251, (MSU 135, West Virginia State I 16), Georgetown, 1952-53 Widest Winning Margin: 68 vs. Centre, 1991-92 Season- 344, Dan Swartz. 1955-56 I 955-56 (I 38-70) Most Points by an Opponent: Career--929, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Widest Losing Margin: Most Free Throws Made: 128, Utah, 1965-66 (Utah 128-91) 68 vs. Michigan State, 1992-93 (53-J 2 1) Highest Scoring Average: Game-21, Don Whitehouse vs. Most Points by Opposing Player: 95.9, 1955-56 Georgetown, 1952-53 67, Darrell Floyd (Furman), 1955-56

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,,, ------45 OVC Player of the Year OVC Coach of the Year (Began in 1963) (Began in l 961) 1962-63 Harold Sergent 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin J986-87 Bob McCann 1975-76 Jack Schalow (Co) 1991-92 Brett Roberts l 98 I -82 Wayne Maitin (Co) 2002-03 Ricky Minard 1983-84 Wayne Martin 1994-95 Dick Fick (Co) AU-Ohio VaJley Conference (First Team) All-Americans Sonny Allen, G 1948-49 1943 Earl Duncan, Georgetown, forwai·d 1949-50 Sonny Allen, G; Bill Martin, C 1945 Warren Cooper, Brooksville, center Jack Baker, F; Don Miller, G 1950-51 1950 Sonny Allen, Morehead, guard Elza Whalen. F 1951-52 1955, 56 Dan Swartz, Owingsville, center 1952-53 Lindie Castle, G; Elza Wlialen, F t 957 Steve Hamilton, Charleston, fnd., for ward Dan Swartz, C 1953-54 1963 Harold Sergent, Ashland, guard Dan Swartz, C; Steve Hamilton, 1954-55 F 1972 Leonard Coulter, DanviUe, forward 1957-58 Steve Hamilton, F 1958-59 Thornton Hill, C; Herbie Triplett, G 1959-60 Herbie Triplett, G 1,000-Point Club--(Career) 1960-61 Granny Williams, G; Hecky Thompson, G; Total Pts. Player, Season Yrs. G Avg. Ed Noe, C I. 2,072 Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 4 99 20.9 1961-62 Granny Williams, G; Ed Noe, C 2 . 1,925 Dan Swartz, 1953-56 3 69 27.5 1962-63 Harold Sergent, G; Norm Pokley, C; 3. 1,923 Sonny Allen, 1946-50 4 92 20.8 Roy Ware, G 4. 1,829 Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 4 102 17.8 1963-64 Harold Sergent, G; Henry Akin, C 5. 1,788 Brett Roberts, 1988-92 4 107 16.7 1964-65 Harold Sergent, G; Henry Akin, C 6. I 781 Leonard Coulter, 1971-74 3 77 23.1 1966-67 Jim Sandfoss, G 7. I :750 Ricky Minard, 2000- 3 85 20.6 1967-68 Jerry Conley, G; Lamar Green, F 8. 1.637 Granny Wil)jams, 1959-62 3 76 2J.5 1968-69 Jerry Conley, G; Lamar Green, F 9. 1,469 Harold Sergent, l 962-65 3 63 23.2 1969-70 Jim Day, F 10. 1,450 Ted Hundley, 1973-77 4 100 14.5 1970-71 Jim Day, F 11. l 445 Bob McCann, 1984-87 3 82 17.6 1971-72 Leonard Coulter, F; Howard Wallen, G 12. 1'.430 Earl Duncan, 1939-43 4 74 19.3 1972-73 Leonard Coulter, F; Eugene Lyons, F 13. 1,426 Doug Bentz, 1988-93 4 11 2 12.7 1973-74 Leonard Coulter, F; Eugene Lyons, F 14. 1,382 Kyle Umberger, 1998-2001 4 112 12.3 1974-75 Arch Johnson, F 15. J ,330 Glenn Napier, 1978-82 4 106 12.5 1975-76 Ted Hundley, C 16. 1,226 Guy Minnifield, 1981-84 3 87 14.1 1976-77 Ted Hundley, C; Herbie Stamper, G 17. 1,226 Eugene Lyons, 1971-74 3 77 15.9 1977-78 Herbie Stamper, G 18. l 165 Eddie Childress, 1979-84 ;4 113 10.3 Herbie Stamper, G; Charlie Clay, F 1978-79 19. 1'. 158 Jim Day, 1968-71 3 59 16.l 1979-80 Charlie Clay, F 20. 1,122 Norris Beckley, 1978-82 4 104 10.8 1981-82 Guy Mmnifield, G 21. 1 083 Johnnie Williams, 1992-95 3 81 13.4 1982-83 Guy Minnifield, G; Earl Harrison, F 22. 1:049 Wi[[je Jackson, 1966-69 3 70 14.8 1983-84 Earl Harrison, F; Jeff Tipton, C 23. 1,037 Jeff Tipton, 1. 980-84 4 110 9.4 1984-85 Bob Mccann, C 24. 1,0 14 Howard Wallen, 1971-74 3 74 15.6 1985-86 Bob McCann, C 25. l ,01 J Wan-en Cooper, 1942-45 3 54 18.5 1986-87 Bob McCann, C 26. 1,001 Hecky Thompson, 1958-6 I 3 67 14.9 1989-90 Elbert Boyd, F l 990-91 Rod Mitchell, C 1991-92 Brett Roberts, F Top Single-Season Scorers by Class 1992-93 Doug Bentz, C Freshman 540 Erik Brown, 1998-99 1993-94 Tyrone Boardley, F Sophomore 651 Leonard Coulter, 1971-72 1994-95 Tyrone BoardJey, F Junior 705 Granny Williams, 1960-61 1998-99 Erik Brown, F Senior 828 Dan Swartz, 1955-56 2001-02 Ricky Minard, F 2002-03 Ricky Minard, F 46 Morehead State U11iversity Year-By-Year Scoring Leaders Year-By-Year Rebounding Leaders Year Player Points Avg. Year Player Rebounds Avg. 1954-55 Dan Swartz 651 27.1 1954-55 Steve Hamilton 297 12.4 1955-56 Dan Swart"l 828 28.6 1955-56 Dan Swartz 397 14.1 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 654 24.2 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 543 20.J 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 403 17.5 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 440 19.1 1958-59 Thornton Hill 464 22.1 1958-59 Thornton Hill 343 16.3 1959-60 Herbie Triplett 381 20.0 1959-60 Ed Noe 186 9.8 1960-61 Granny Williams 705 22.7 1960-61 NormPokley 408 13.2 1961-62 Granny Williams 572 26.0 1961-62 Norm Pokley 300 13.7 1962-63 Harold Sergent 387 20.4 1962-63 Norm Pokley 338 16.9 1963-64 Harold Sergent 546 26.0 1963-64 Henry Akin 242 11.5 1964-65 Harold Sergent 536 23.3 1964-65 Henry Akin 251 12.5 1965-66 Jim Sandfoss 382 15.9 1965-66 Bruce King 259 10.8 1966-67 Jim Saodfoss 392 16.2 1966-67 Bruce King 292 12.0 1967-68 Jerry Conley 347 16.5 1967-68 Lamar Green 284 14.2 1968-69 Willie Jackson 456 16.9 1968-69 Lamar Green 483 17.9 1969-70 Jim Day 529 22.0 1969-70 Jim Day 251 10.5 I 970-71 Jim Day 609 24.3 1970-71 Jim Day 342 13.6 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 651 24.1 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 385 14.2 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 534 21.3 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 289 11.5 I 973-74 Leonard Coulter 596 23.8 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 287 11 .5 I 974-75 Arch Johnson 389 15.6 1974-75 Ted Hundley 244 9.4 1975-76 Ted Hundley 469 18.8 I 975-76 Ted Hundley 272 10.9 1976-77 Herbie Stamper 547 21.9 1976-77 Ted Hundley 251 J0.0 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 565 24.6 1977-78 Butch Kelly 154 6.7 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 5 10 19.6 1978-79 Charlie Clay 207 7.7 1979-80 Charlie Clay 402 14.9 1979-80 Charlie Clay 211 7.8 1980-81 Glen Napier 382 14.7 1980-81 Eddie ChiJdress 174 7.0 1981-82 Guy Minnifield 390 15.0 1981-82 Harold Moore 146 5.4 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 473 15.8 1982-83 Earl Harrison 262 9.0 1983-84 Earl HruTison 400 12.9 1983-84 Earl Harrison 236 7.6 1984-85 BobMcCann 461 1.7. l 1984-85 Bob McCann 263 9.7 1.985-86 Bob McCann 455 16.9 1985-86 BobMcCann 282 10.4 1986-87 BobMcCann 529 18.6 1986-87 Bob McCann 317 11.3 1987-88 Michael Mason 368 13.6 1987-88 Bo Rivers 188 7 .2 1988-89 Darrin Hale 412 l4.2 1988-89 Elbert Boyd 229 7.4 1989-90 Elbert Boyd 479 19.2 1989-90 Brett Roberts 264 9.1 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 484 17.3 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 279 10.0 1991-92* Brett Roberts 815 28.1 1991-92 Doug Bentz 288 9.9 1992-93 Doug Bentz 538 20.7 1992-93 Doug Bentz 256 9.8 1993-94 Johnnie Williams 379 14.0 1993-94 Tyrone Boardley 267 9.5 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley 441 16.3 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley 248 9.2 1995-96 Mark Kinnaird 373 13.8 1995-96 Marlon Witherspoon 249 9.2 1996-97 Doug Wyciscalla 426 15.8 [996-97 Chris Stone 236 8.7 1997-98 Aaron Knight 284 11.4 1997-98 Chris Stone 178 6.8 1998-99 Erik Brown 540 19.2 1998-99 Erik Brown 151 5.4 1999-00 Brad Cleaver 451 16.7 1999-00 Jeremy Webb 164 6.1 2000-01 Ricky Minard 451 16.7 2000-01 Kyle Umberger 142 5.1 2001 -02 Ricky Minard 646 22.3 2001-02 Ricky Minard 201 6.9 2002-03 Ricky Minard 653 22.5 2002-03 Ike Lopez l 81 6.2 *National Leader Ricky Minard 18l 6.2

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,. ., 47 Top Twenty Career Year-By-Year Assists Leaders (Records only go back to the 1954-55 season) Year Player Assists Years Player Rebounds 1969-70 Bobby Hiles 162 l. 1954-58 4 years Steve Hamilton 1675 1970-71 Jerry Hueseman 40 2. 1960-63 3 years Norm Pokley 1046 1971 -72 Howard Wallen 169 3. 1971-74 3 years Leonard Coulter 961 1972-73 Howard Wallen 119 4. 1966-69 3 years Lamar Green 914 [973-74 Howard Wallen 123 5. 1973-77 4 years Ted Hundley 901 1974-75 Tony Hopson 93 Mike Kelley 60 6. 1988-92 4 years Brett Roberts 897 1975-76 Mike Kelley 64 7. 1984-87 3 years Bob McCann 862 1976-77 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 45 8. 1989-93 4 years Doug Bentz 808 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 78 9. 1966-69 3 years Willie Jackson 793 1979-80 Greg Coldiron 68 10. 1956-59 3 years Thornton HiJl 78 1 1980-81 Jeff Fultz 68 11. 1964-67 3 years Bruce King 691 1981-82 Guy Miooifield 79 12. 1953-56 2 years Dan Swartz* 686 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 143 13.1967-70 3 years Ron Gathright 649 1983-84 Jeff Fultz 176 4 years Kyle Umberger 617 14.1998-2001 1984-85 Robert Barker 62 Jim Day 616 15.1968-7 1 3 years 1985-86 Jeff Griffin 144 600 16. 1955-58 3 years Dave Keleher 1986-87 Jeff Griffin 105 17. 1955-58 3 years Bernie Shimfessel 514 1987-88 Tony Curry 109 18. 1978-82 4 years Non·is Beckley 508 1988-89 Tracy An11Su·ong 101 19.1979-84 4 years Eddie Childress 507 1989-90 Tracy Armstrong 125 20. 1982-84 2 years Earl Harrison 552 1990-91 Pat Tubbs/Brian Miller 111 *Played J years but only have statistics for 2 years. 1991-92 Pat Tubbs 122 1992-93 Marty Cline 105 Top Twenty All-Time Assists 1993-94 Marty Cli ne 86 (Records only go back to the 1969-70 season) 1994-95 Mark Ki nnaird 104 Years Player Assists 1995-96 Mark Majick 82 L 1999-2003 Marquis Sykes 606 1996-97 Ted Docks 86 2 . 1971-74 Howard Wallen 411 1997-98 Ted Docks 114 3. 1995-99 Ted Docks 356 1998-99 Brad Cleaverffed Docks 96 4. 1980-84 Jeff Fultz 336 1999-00 Marquis Sykes 104 5. 1981-84 Guy Minnifield 284 2000-0 1 Marquis Sykes 149 6. 2000- Ricky Minard 270 2001-02 Marquis Sykes 189 7. 1989-92 Pat Tubbs 254 2002-03 Marquis Sykes 164 8. 1985-87 Jeff Griffin 249 9. 1992-95 Marty Cline 237 Coaching Records Rocky Adkins 23 1 10. 1978-82 Year Head Coach w L Fin. Title 11. 1988-90 Tracy Armstrong 226 1929-30 GeorgeD. Downing 9 3 12. 1978-82 Norris Beckley 222 [930-3 1 George D. Downing 5 5 1992-95 Johnnie Williams 222 I 93 1-32 GcorgeD. Downing 7 6 14. 1978-82 Greg Coldiron 220 1932-33 George D. Downing 8 5 George D. Downi ng 7 8 216 1933-34 1986-89 Tony Curry 1934-35 George D. Downing 7 9 16. 1978-82 Glenn Napier 214 1.935-36 George D. Downing 8 9 17. 1971-73 Bill Dotson 21 J Downing Totals, 7 years, 51-45 18. 1993-96 Mark Majick 209 Fin. Title L9. 1975-79 Herbie Stamper 208 Year Head Coach w L 1936-37 Ellis T. Johnson 14 3 202 20. 1988-9 1 Brian Miller 1937-38 Ellis T. Johnson 6 ·11 1997-00 Jeremy Webb 202 1938-39 Ellis T. Johnson 16 8 1939-40 Ellis T. Johnson 7 14

48 Morehead State University l936-37 Ellis T. Johnson 14 3 Year Head Coach w L Fin. Title l 937-38 Ellis T. Johnson 6 11 1978-79 Wayne Manin 14 13 4th l 938-39 Ellis T. Johnson 16 8 1979-80 Wayne Martin 15 12 4th 1939-40 Ellis T. Johnson 7 14 1980-81 Wayne Manin ll 15 4th 1940-41 Ellis T. Johnson 11 7 KIAC L981-82 Wayne Marti11 17 10 4th 1941-42 Ellis T. Johnson 12 10 l982-83 Wayne Martin 19 11 2 nd ** 1942-43 Ellis T. Johnson 12 7 1983-84 Wayne Martin 25 6 1st ovc 1943-44 Len Miller 12 3 KIAC 1984-85 Wayne Martin 7 20 8th ** 1944-45 Len Miller 16 6 1985-86 Wayne Martin 8 19 8th Miller Totals, 2 years, 28-9 1986-87 Wayne Martin 14 14 4th **OVC Tournament Champions 1945-46 Ellis T. Johnson 13 8 Martin Totals, 9 years, 130-120 1946-47 Ellis T. Johnson I J 16 1947-48 Ellis T. Johnson 10 17 1987-88 Tommy Gaither 5 22 7d1 Joined Ohio Valley Conference 1988-89 Tommy Gaither 15 16 4th 1948-49 Ellis T. Johnson 14 9 7Lh 1989-90 Tommy Gaither 16 13 3rd 1949-50 Ellis T. Johnson 12 10 4di 1990-91 Tommy Gaither 16 13 6th 1950-5 1 Ellis T. Johnson 14 12 Sdi Gaither Totals, 4 years, 52-64 1951-52 Ellis T. Johnson l 1 14 5th 1952-53 Ellis T. Johnson 13 12 5th 1991-92 Dick Fick 14 15 5th Johnson Totals, 15 years, 196-158 1992-93 Dick Fick 6 2 1 6th 1993-94 Dick Fick 14 14 5th 1953-54 Bobby Laughlin 16 8 2nd 1994-95 Dick Fick 15 12 3rd 1954-55 Bobby Laughlin 14 10 4th 1995-96 Dick Fick 7 20 9di 1955-56 Bobby Laughlin 19 10 1st OVC-Co 1996-97 Dick Fick 8 19 9di 1956-57 Bobby Laughlin 19 8 1st OVC-Co Fick Totals, 6 years, 64-94 1957-58 Bobby Laughlin 13 10 2nd 1958-59 Bobby L~mghlin 11 12 5th 1997-98 Kyle Macy 3 23 10th 1959-60 Bobby Laughlin 5 14 5th 1998-99 Kyle Macy 13 15 3rd (tie) 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin 19 12 1st OVC-Tri 1999-00 Kyle Macy 9 18 9th 1961-62 Bobby Laughlin 14 8 3rd 2000-01 Kyle Macy 12 16 7th 1962-63 Bobby Laughlin 13 7 J st OVC-Co 2001-02 Kyle Macy 18 1.1 2nd 1963-64 Bobby Laughlin 10 11 6th 2003-03 Kyle Macy 20 9 1st (tie) OVC 1964-65 Bobby Laughlin 13 LO 5th Laughlin Totals, 12 years, 166-120 All-time record 67 years 913 855

1965-66 Bob Wright 12 12 5th NCAA Tournament Years 16 8 3rd 1966-67 Bob Wright 1955-56 -- Coach Bobby Laughlin Bob Wright 12 9 4th 1967-68 (2-1) MSU 107 Marshall 92 1st OVC-Co 1968-69 Bob W1ight 18 9 MSU 83 Iowa 97 Wright Totals, 4 years, 58-38 MSU 95 Wayne 84 1956-57 -- Coach Bobby Laughlin Bill Harrell 13 ll 6th 1969-70 (0-1) MSU 85 Pittsburgh 86 1970-71 Bill HruTell 8 17 6th OVC-Tri 1971-72 Bill HruTeU 16 11 Jst 1960-61 -- Coach Bobby Laughlin 2nd 1972-73 Bill HarreU 14 ll (1-2) MSU 7 1 Xavier 66 1973-74 Bill Harrell 17 9 I st OVC-Co MSU 64 Kentucky 71 HarreU Totals, 5 years, 68-59 MSU 6 1 Louisville 83

1974-75 Jack Schalow 13 13 5th 1982-83 -- Coach Wayne Martin 1975-76 Jack Schalow 13 14 3rd (0-1 ) MSU 59 Syracuse 74 1976-77 Jack Schalow 15 10 4d1 4 8th 1977-78 Jack Schalow 19 1983-84 -- Coach Wayne Martin Schalow Totals, 4 years, 45-56 (1-1 ) MSU 70 N.C.A&T 69 MSU 59 Louisville 72 Totals -- 5 Appearances -- Record: 4-6

2003-04 Eagle Basketballr.w 49 Opponent First Game Last Game Wins Losses Opponent First Game Last Grune Wins Losses Akron 74-75 88-89 II 10 Florida Intern. 87-88 87-88 J I Alabama 57-58 02-03 l 2 Franklin 60-6 1 85-86 3 0 Alabama-Huntsville 81-82 83-84 3 0 Fresno State 79-80 79-80 0 1 Alcorn State 90-91 91-92 2 0 Furman 47-48 54-55 I I Anderson 6 1-62 61-62 I 0 Georgetown 33-34 64-65 26 11 Arizona 46-47 46-47 0 George Mason 95-96 95-96 L 1 Arizona State 02-03 02-03 0 I George Washington 79-80 79-80 0 Armstrong State 32-33 32-33 I 0 Georgia Tech 89-90 99-00 0 2 Asbury 96-97 02-03 5 0 Georgia State 73-74 79-80 3 0 A ustin.Peay 63-64 02-03 41 42 Glenville State 48-49 49-50 2 0 Baldwin-Wallace 46-47 46-47 0 l Hamline 47-48 47-48 0 l Ball State 74-75 75-76 I Hanover 62-63 62-63 I 0 Baptist College 74-75 74-75 I 0 Hardin-Simmons 89-90 89-90 0 I Baylor 82-83 82-83 0 High Point 52-53 52-53 I 0 Bellarmine 54-55 78-79 0 Huntington 98-99 00-0 1 2 0 Berea 33-34 95~96 27 4 Idaho State 64-65 65-66 2 0 Bluefield College 80-81 80-81 I 0 Indiana 78-79 94-95 0 3 Bluefield State 3 1-32 3 1-32 1 0 Indiana Central 44-45 77-78 2 l Bowling Green 55-56 85-86 3 2 Indiana Suuthea,t 81-82 83-84 2 0 Brescia 90-91 90-91 I 0 lndiana State 46-47 7 1-72 2 2 California 74-75 75-76 l l UL-Chicago Circle 80-81 80-81 1 0 Campbellsville 29-30 88-89 3 0 Illinois State 71-72 73-74 1 2 Canisius 64-65 70-71 3 2 Iona 86-87 86-87 0 I Carson-Newman 68-69 68-69 0 lowa 55-56 95-96 0 3 Cedarville 3 1-32 50-51 11 0 IPFW 01-02 02-03 2 0 Centenary 8 1-82 8 1-82 0 I IUPUI 01-02 02-03 0 2 Central State (Ohio) 46-47 84-85 3 0 Jacksonville 38-39 69-70 0 2 Central Michigan 39-40 40-41 0 2 Jacksonville State 98-99 99-00 2 0 Centre 33-34 95-96 18 2 Kansas 80-8 1 83-84 0 2 Chaminade 88-89 88-89 l 0 Kent 94-95 95-96 L 1 Charleston (W. Va.) 29-30 82-83 13 2 Kentucky 60-61 01-02 0 5 Cincinnati 38-39 94-95 2 8 Kentucky Christian 02-03 02-03 I 0 Citadel 51-52 00-01 1 Kentucky State 65-66 68-69 5 1 Clemson 91-92 9 1-92 0 1 Kentucky Wesleyan 30-31 65-66 13 14 Cleveland State 69-70 8 1-82 3 0 King's College 59-60 59-60 1. 0 Coastal Carolina 91-92 94-95 2 0 La1m ar State 69-70 69-70 0 Concord 38-39 38-39 0 J LaSalle 44-45 67-68 I 3 Colorado State 54-55 54-55 I Lawrence Tech 38-39 38-39 0 I Coppin State 89-90 89-90 0 J Liberty 88-89 91-92 2 2 Creighton 46-47 46-47 1 0 Lincoln Memorial 30-31 83-84 3 1 Cumberland 29-30 66-67 6 0 Longfaland 82-83 82-83 0 1 David Lipscomb 58-59 58-59 0 Louisiana State 88-89 88-89 0 I Davidson 50-51 50-51 1 0 Louisiana Tech 66-67 75-76 5 0 Dayton 56-57 01 -02 0 7 Louisville 31-32 95-96 12 26 Denver 77-78 77-78 0 Loyola-Chicago 46-47 93-94 2 3 Duquesne 46-47 71-72 3 Marshall 39-40 02-03 43 47 Eastern Illinois 81-82 02-03 4 11 Md.-Baltimore County 89-90 89-90 Eastern .Kentucky 30-31 02-03 67 87 Md.-Eastem Shore 88-89 92-93 4 East Tennessee 53-54 00-01 23 23 McNeese State 78-79 78-79 1 Erskine 38-39 38-39 1 0 Mercer 72-73 78-79 2 2 Evansville 47-48 98-99 4 11 Memphis State 53-54 54-55 2 0 F lorida 69-70 98-99 Miami (Fla.) 55-56 70-71 3 2 Plorida A&M 00-0] 00-0J 0 Miami-Ohio 44-45 68-69 2

50 Morehead State University Opponent First Game Last Game Wins Losses Opponent First Game Last Game Wins Losses Michigan State 92-93 92-93 0 I St. Bonaventure 56-57 62-63 I 2 Middle Tennessee 52-53 99-00 51 49 St. Francis-Ind. 99-00 99-00 I 0 Milligan 80-81 84-85 2 0 St. Francis-Pa. 58-59 00-0l 2 5 Minnesota 99-00 99-00 0 I St. Joseph's-Ind. 71-72 71-72 1 0 Mississippi State 57-58 79-80 0 4 St. Joseph's-Pa. 72-73 72-73 0 l Mississippi Valley St. 89-90 89-90 I 0 St. Peter's-NJ . 70-7 1 92-93 I 2 Missouri 84-85 84-85 0 I St. Vincent 57-58 57-58 0 Mi_Ssouri-Kansas City 87-88 92-93 0 4 Stetson 8 1-82 81-82 0 .1 M ontreat-Anderson 94-95 94-95 0 Syracuse 82-83 87-88 0 2 Mt. Saint Joseph 00-01 00-01 l 0 Tampa 57-58 58-59 2 0 Murray State 33-34 02-03 51 91 Taylor 02-03 02-03 I 0 Nebraska 88-89 94-95 0 2 Tennessee 83-84 94-95 0 2 New Orleans 78-79 78-79 0 l Te1111essee-Marti.11 91-92 02-03 l4 9 Niagara 56-57 70-71 0 2 Tennessee State 80-81 02-03 23 19 Nicholls State 89-90 89-90 2 0 Tennessee Tech 50-51 02-03 62 55 North CaroUna A&T 83-84 83-84 l 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 31-32 87-88 8 0 NC-Asheville 78-79 78-79 l 0 TexasA&M 46-47 46-47 0 NC-Charlotte 72-73 76-77 I 3 TAMU-Corpus Christi 02-03 02-03 1 0 NC-Greensboro 91-92 91-92 2 0 Tex.as-Arlington 88-89 88-89 2 0 Northern llUnois 89-90 94-95 2 Texas-El Paso 87-88 87-88 0 I Northwestern St.-La. 77-78 77-78 0 I Thomas M ore 50-51 95-96 9 0 Northern Kentucky 74-75 93-94 5 0 Tiffin 86-87 86-87 1 0 Ohio 48-49 88-89 7 17 Toledo 71-72 72-73 0 2 Ohio Dominican 0 1-02 0 1-02 I 0 Transylvania 30-31 54-55 16 6 Ohio State 00-01 02-03 0 2 Troy State 76-77 76-77 1 0 Ohio Wesleyan 47-48 87-88 4 0 Union 32-33 92-93 31 10 Oklahoma 84-85 84-85 0 2 Utah 65-66 90-91 0 3 Oklahoma State 89-90 89-90 0 2 Utah State 65-66 65-66 0 1 Oral Roberts 71-72 72-73 0 I Vanderbi lt 87-88 01-02 0 3 Pacific 74-75 77-78 0 2 Va. Commonwealth 72-73 73-74 I I Pan American 68-69 69-70 3 2 VMl 00-0l 01 -02 2 0 Pikeville 29-30 29-30 2 0 Virginia Tech 75-76 75-76 0 I Pittsburgh 56-57 56-57 I 0 Virginia Wise 81-82 99-00 4 0 Purdue 85-86 85-86 0 l Wagner 86-87 86-87 I 0 Radford 88-89 88-89 I l Washington & Lee 55-56 57-58 2 0 Rio Grande 30-31 66-67 11 J Wayne State 55-56 55-56 I 0 Saginaw Valley 84-85 84-85 0 Wesl Liberty 46-47 90-91 2 0 Salem 42-43 42-43 l 0 West Texas State 47-48 70-71 I 2 Samford 00-01 01-02 0 2 West Virginia State 89-90 9 1-92 2 0 Sam Houston State 87-88 87-88 0 West Virginia Tech 86-87 86-87 l 0 Seton Hall 70-71 70-71 0 l Western Carolina 82-83 82-83 l Shawnee State 88-89 0 1-02 2 0 Western Illinois 81 -82 86-87 3 Soulh Carolina State 85-86 86-87 0 2 Western Kentucky 35-36 85-86 3 1 72 South Dakota 47-48 47-48 0 t Western Michigan 68-69 93-94 3 3 Southeast Missouri 91-92 02-03 12 13 Wheaton 47-48 47-48 0 I Southern Illinois 80-81 85-86 I 2 Wichita Slate 41-42 41-42 I 0 Southern Mississippi 50-51 73-74 5 2 Wi lmington-Obio 38-39 79-80 5 4 Southern Utah 90-91 90-91 l Winona Slale 71-72 71-72 J 0 Soulhwesl Missouri 96-97 96-97 0 1 Wis.-Milwaukee 90-91 91-92 I I Southwest Texas 50-51 50-5 1 0 1 Wright State 75-76 02-03 5 4 Spalding 95-96 95-96 0 Xavier 41-42 79-80 3 4 Spring Hill 56-57 56-57 0 Youngstown S tate 81-82 89-90 12 5 St. Ambrose 46-47 46-47 0

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,., 51 MSU 1929-30 OPP 39 Louisville 24 23 Kentucky Wesleyan 35 46 Centre 4 1 25 Sue Bennett 37 Record: 8-5 KIAC Tournarnem 41 Transylvania 30 37 Cumberland 25 Head Coach: 34 Union 32 43 Concord 5'1 32 New River St.ate 2 1 36 Western Kentucky 74 36 Union 38 29 Morris Harvey 52 MSU 1933-34 OPP Record: 8-9 43 Berea 26 61 Campbellsville 17 26 Eastern.Kentucky 40 Head Coach: George Downing 37 Centre 38 38 Bliss 26 29 Union 28 34 Wilmington 33 31 Lee 22 36 Berea .37 MSU 1936-37 OPP 30 Eastern Kentucky 48 23 Morris Harvey 15 35 Louisville 39 58 Alfred Holbrook 26 44 Kentucky Wesleyan 35 39 Cumberland 32 49 Centre 27 55 Morris Harvey 37 51 Alfred Holbrook 27 15 Sue Bcnnctr 34 36 Transylvania 39 38 Alfred Holbrook 24 KIAC Tournament 29 Pikeville 22 37 Eastern Kentucky 45 34 Georgetown 25 42 Centre 21 48 Pikeville 18 32 Union 33 43 Union 34 36 Union 23 Record: 9-3 22 Murray Stale 46 35 Kentucky Wesleyan 30 44 Murray State 37 Head Coach: George Downing 30 Centre 28 4 1 Centre 39 33 Wesiern Kentucky 37 34 Georgetown 27 35 Trnnsylvania 29 SI.AA Tournament MSU 1930-31 OPP 27 Trnnsylvania 23 44 Louisville 46 30 Erskine 27 2 1 Kentucky Wcsleyan33 40 LouisvilJe 35 43 Mexico City YMCA 28 40 Jacksonville 53 19 Kentucky Wesleyan37 ' SIAA Tournament 48 Georgetown 20 Record: 16-8 29 Lee 23 39 Transylvania 24 38 Eastern Kenrucky 40 Head Coach: Bilis T. Johnson 32 Morris Harvey 25 30 Western Kentucky 32 42 Transylvania 24 30 Transylvania "B" 19 Record: 7-8 53 Berea '!,7 MSU 1939-40 OPP 38 Rio Grande 20 Head Coach: George Downing 46 Union 40 38 Alfred Holbrook 43 20 Eastern Kentucky 32 38 Kentucky Wesleyan 29 29 Wilmington 36 23 Lincoln Memorial 28 MSU 1934-35 OPP KIAC Tourmunent 15 Transylvania 26 34 Sue Bennett 37 20 Alfred Holbrook 17 26 Union 29 27 Central Michigan 40 30 Morris Harvey 26 34 Union 38 Record: 14-3 48 Cedarville 43 Record: 5-5 13 Georgetown 26 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 39 Eastern Kentucky 46 Head Cmich: George Downing 24 Transylvania 18 53 Centre 2 1 30 Kentucky Wesleyan 35 MSU 1937-38 OPP 35 Eastern Ke ntuck)' 41 MSU 1931-32 OPP 25 Louisville 34 31 Alfred H olbrook 28 32 Transylvania 24 43 Sue Bennett 14 44 Eastern Kenmcky 20 31 Kentucky Wesleyan 37 25 Murray State 35 60 Lee 22 22 Berea 45 45 Alfred Holbrook 40 34 Western Kentucky 44 27 Kentucky Wesley,rn30 37 Union 29 34 Transylvania 24 49 Union 21 24 Louisville 30 19 Georgetown 28 44 Louisville 40 50 New River State 21 19 Eastern Kentucky 32 31 Berea 28 30 Kentucky Wesleyan 33 27 Wilmington 29 36 Rio Grande 20 15 Kentucky Wesleyan 32 33 Eastern Kentucky 36 41 Union 43 47 Bluefield 20 40 Louisville 32 39 Union 28 31 Marshall 42 34 Cedarville 23 18 Eastern Kentucky 22 53 Berea 3 1 29 Alfred Holbrook 3 l 24 Louisville 30 KJAC Tournament 27 Murrc1y State 54 40 Marshall 51 40 Tennessee Wesleyan30 32 Eastern Kenrucky 24 25 Western Kenruck)' 42 KIAC Tournament 36 Sue Benne11 40 4 We~tern Kentucky 12 30 Western Kentucky 38 41 Murray State 39 26 Eastern Kentucky 40 Record: 7-9 20 Union 21 46 Eastern Kentucky 30 44 Morris H arvey 42 Head Coach: George D owning 30 Tr.msylvania 31 33 Western Kentucky 36 Record: 7-6 18 Murray State 24 Record: 7-14 I-lead Coach: George Downing MSU 1935-36 OPP 38 Kentucky Wesleyan 44 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 34 Alfred Holbrook 16 KIAC Tournamenr MSU 1932-33 OPP 28 Union 26 25 Western Kemucky 46 MSU 1940-41 OPP 53 Sue Benne11 10 24 Georgetown 29 Record; 6-11 34 Alfred Holbrook 23 23 New River Stale 34 34 Centre 37 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 43 Union 28 31 Union 39 21 Kentucky Wesleyan 17 39 Central Michigan 48 42 Sue Bennen 32 31 Transylvania 40 MSU 1938-39 OPP 50 Cedarville 44 22 Eastern Kentucky 53 26 Eastern Kentucky 15 42 Alfred Holbrook 24 42 Rio Grande 45 70 Annstrong 16 36 Georgetown 25 36 Wilmington 43 38 Wilmington 47 36 Louisville 33 40 Berea 58 38 Lawrence Tech 4 1 45 Centre 33 29 Kemucky Wcslcyan43 37 Transylvania 48 19 Cincinnari 40 38 Eastern Kentucky 37 35 Union 34 17 Murray State 33 37 Transylvania 35 35 Alfred Holbrook 25 39 Kcmucky Wcslcyan2 I 47 Eastern Kentucky 45 43 Union 41 57 Berea 40 42 Eastern Kentucky 48 35 Centre 36 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 34 45 Marshall 6 1 33 Transylvania 32 40 Louisville 35 so Eastern Kentucky 39 37 Union 35

52 Morehead State University 44 Eastern Kentucky 57 71 Union 40 60 Murray State 70 35 Marshall 46 MSU 1943-44 OPP 80 Berea 49 53 Murray State 70 46 Wilmington 37 72 Rio Grande 13 48 Marshall 53 80 Berea 54 47 Rio Grande 44 77 Georgetown 26 50 Louisville 61 66 Kentucky Wesleyan 57 KIAC Tournament 54 Berea 47 53 Western Kentucky 49 7 1 Union 53 60 Louisville 44 6 1 Murray State 47 KIAC Tournament 57 Georgetown 56 40 Union 50 56 Berea 49 44 Georgetown 38 53 Eastern Kentucky 72 Record: 11 -7 34 Western Kentucky 29 58 Berea 32 57 Duquesne 60 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 77 Rio Grande 26 43 Eastern Kentucky 45 60 Marshall 66 35 Western Kentucky 41 Record: 13-8 40 Western Kentucky 43 MSU 1941-42 OPP 67 Louisville 5S Coach: Ell is T. Johnson 70 Ohio Wesleyan 46 40 Rio Grande 33 41 Marsha.II 43 71 Cedarvllle 56 27 Xavier 43 55 Marshall 30 MSU 1946-47 OPP Record: 10-17 38 Cincinnati 47 57 Louisville 38 60 Southern Baptist 39 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 41 Wilmington 40 30 Murray State 34 67 West Liberty Staie 4 1 49 Wichita 33 65 Ft. Knox A.R.T.C. 44 5S TcxasA&M 59 MSU 1948-49 OPP 68 Centre 20 80 Georgetown 26 50 Marshall 54 54 Berea 44- 59 Marshall 60 Record: 12-3 56 Baldwin Wallace 5 1 65 Cedarville 64 56 Eastern Kenn1cky 37 Bead Coach: Len Miller 57 St. Ambrose 4 1 51 Western Kentuck-y 66 60 Mexico 49 63 Central S6 54 Union 52 56 Western Kentucky 49 MSU 1944-45 OPP 52 Duquesne 53 6 .1 Evansville 71 9 1 Cedarville 37 4J Louisville 55 63 Arizona 64 64 Ohio 48 55 Morris Harvey 54 44 Miami-Ohio 35 65 Creighton 58 68 Georgetown 52 59 Berea 61 51 Georgetown 26 60 Morris Harvey 25 31 Eastern Kentucky 65 43 Murray State 56 54 LaSalle 47 67 Kentucky Wesleyan 59 70 Murray State 54 40 Murray State 44 47 Mitchell Field 52 46 Murray State 66 64 Marshall 62 31 Western Kentucky 64 75 Ceoiral lndiana 42 48 Eastern Kentucky 59 64 Cedarville 59 49 Eastern Kentucky 52 58 Berea 40 56 Miami-Ohio 61 59 Murray State 86 70 Wtlmington 46 57 Murray State 50 44 Georgetown 54 64 Georgetown 49 69 Rio Grande 47 48 Easrem Kentucky 30 76 Kentucky Wesleyan 62 70 Ohio 61 43 Marshall 40 62 Georgecown 45 65 Marshall 69 50 Eastern Kentucky 62 KIAC Tournament 72 W estern Kentucky 48 57 Eastern Kentucky 75 78 Glenville 51 44 Eastern Kentucky 47 48 Eastern Kentucky 44 53 Murray State 58 44 Marshall 77 NAIB Tournamenr 76 Berea 53 41 Western Kentucky 69 74 Union 62 29 Warrensburg 53 58 Louisville 63 62 Morris Harvey 73 48 Western Kentucky 69 Record: 12-10 34 Western Kentucky 36 44 Indiana State 61 52 Evansville 76 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 38 Murray State 32 37 Western Kentucky 50 55 Berea 53 39 Marshall 52 56 Georgetown 55 OVC Tournament MSU 1942-43 OPP 57 Marshall 37 60 Loyola 59 57 Evansville 54 55 Lincoln Memorial 42 so Louisville 38 KlAC Tournament 54 Louisville 77 53 Salem SI 74 Eastern Kentucky 53 35 Eastern Kentucky 60 Record: 14-9 47 Marshall 45 35 Cincinnati 24 Record: 11 -16 Head. Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 3 1 Berea 30 81 Rio Grande IS Head Coach: Ellis 'f. Johnson 40 Rio Grande 34 Record: 16-6 MSU 1949-50 OPP 1.9 Lexington Signal Dep 32 Head Coach: Len M111er MSU 1947-48 OPP 61 Cedarville 52 29 Eastern Kentucky 54 67 Cedarville 47 47 Western Kentucky 58 46 Rio Grande 32 MSU 1945-46 OPP 53 West Texas State 62 65 Glenville 62 45 Berea 43 6J Georgetow11 3 1 52 West Texas State 54 48 Louisville 82 41 Georgetown 42 41 Louisville 55 55 Marshall 62 65 Murray State 63 69 Marshall 46 57 Kentucky Wesleyan_ 35 40 Western Kentucky 78 64 Evansville 60 52 Eastern Kentucky 55 60 Georgetown 35 54 Kentucky Wesleyan 55 65 Marshall 105 40 Murray State 54 53 Kenmcky Wesleyan 44 61 Wheaton 70 43 Eastern Kentucky 50 37 Murray Srnte 56 39 Louisville 44 47 Evansville 67 59 Tennessee Tech 57 52 Georgetown 42 47 Murray State 50 56 South Dakota 65 79 Union 63 53 Lexington Signal Dep 37 55 Berea 37 60 Furman 78 59 Marshall 62 KIAC Tournament 46 Marshall 41 67 Georgetown 45 46 Murray State 75 28 Kenmd.-y Wesleyan 20 75 Georgetown 44 42 Harnline 74 71 Louisville 82 66 Eastern Kentucky 64 62 Eastern Kentucky 63 71 Union 55 80 Tennessee Tech 59 35 Western Kentucky 46 40 Western Kentucky 62 6 1 Evansville 37 74 Cedarville 68 Record: 12-7 60 Murray State 53 48 Eastern Kentucky 53 57 Eastern Kentucky 56 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 2003-04 Eagle Basketballrn1 53 71 Georgetown 61 68 Berea 62 101 Eastern Kentucky 88 110 Ohio 67 65 Wescern Kentucky 77 72 Western Kentucky 80 71 Tennessee Tech 84 113 Cincinnali I 19 84 Berea 67 71 Kentucky Wesleyan 67 76 Murray State 87 79 Georgetown 84 63 Georgetown 67 54 Marshall 53 80 Transylvania 77 102 Miami-Fla. 89 77 Union 58 70 Georgetown 50 8 l Quantico Marines 94 99 Ohio 113 OVC Tournament 70 Union 82 OVC Tournament 73 Western Kentucky 72 60 Murray State 75 68 Berea 48 92 Tennessee Tech 55 OVC Tournament Record: 12-10 OVC Tournament 79 Western Kentucky 97 84 Western Kentucky 80 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 62 Marshall 74 Record: 16-8 NCAA Tournament Record: l l-14 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 107 Marshall 92 MSU 1950-51 OPP Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 83 fowa 97 52 Union 55 MSU 1954-55 OPP 95 Wayne 84 85 Cedurville 56 MSU 1952-53 OPP 83 Georgetown 89 Record: 19-10 90 Villa MaDonna 39 92 Union 83 89 Western Kentucky 79 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 90 Kentucky Wesleyan 74 47 Louisville 65 Ill Memphis State 90 70 Western Kentucky 64 33 Western Kenmcky 56 64 Murray State 72 MSU 1956-57 OPP 49 Eastern Kentucky 55 75 Georgetown 58 93 Colorado State 73 68 Louisville 81 88 Tennessee Tech 90 66 Western Kentucky 79 76 Union 75 107 Vi ll a MaDonna 49 54 Georgetown 39 !06 High Point-N.C. 71 103 Tennessee Tech 73 95 Middle Tennessee 72 78 Union 58 94 Middle Tennessee 74 93 Eastern Kentuc ky 97 81 Marshall 79 49 Marshall 60 62 Marshall 77 75 Cincinnati 116 95 Bellarmine 72 62 Mississippi Southern 56 73 Bastem Kentucky 83 98 Middle Tennessee 79 85 Tennessee Tech 82 75 Murray State 93 56 Murray State 81 62 Louisville 99 95 Transylvania 47 62 Tennessee Tech 58 89 Tennessee Tech 94 130 Fum1an 117 97 Florida State 75 73 Mum1yState 80 88 Middle Tennessee 81 75 Tennessee Tech 86 79 Spring HiU 83 84 Eastern Kentucky 74 69 Murray State 81 97 Middle Tennessee 96 1.1 9 Ohio 88 59 Xavier 65 76 Transylvania 70 95 Georgetown 77 62 St. Bonaventure 79 86 Berea 71 101 Tennessee Tech 89 105 Murray State 78 74 Niagara 97 66 Georgetown 68 95 Centre 77 73 Eastern Kentucky 8 1. 81 Marshall 77 84 Kentucky Wesleyan 72 74 Berea 49 105 Transylvania 72 68 Murray State 65 72 Marshall 68 69 Eastern Kentucky 95 103 Centre 58 59 Ohio 66 57 Evansville 91 97 Union 86 107 Bellam1ine 80 70 Middle Tennessee 61 75 Davidson 63 72 Marshall 62 75 Western Kentucky 96 67 Dayton 80 73 Western Kemucky 95 75 'Ih msylvania 84 82 Ohio 90 104 Murray State 90 66 Centre 63 82 Georgetown 89 OVC Tournament 85 Louisville 74 OVC Toumamem 96 Berea 71 123 Middle Tennessee 68 98 Tennessee Tech 77 57 Evansvi lle 66 OVC Tournament 76 Eastern Kentucky 91 89 Kentucky Wesleyan 64 NAIB Tournament 70 Tennessee Tech 61 Record: 14- 10 81 Western Kentucky 97 62 Southwest Texas State 70 65 Western Kentucky 76 Head Coach Bobby Laughlin 87 Western Kentucky 81 Record: 14-.12 Record: 13-12 100 Easrem Kentucky 95 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson Read Coach: Ellis T. Johnson MSU 1955-56 OPP 92 Eastern Kentucky 75 138 Centre 70 78 Cincinnati 70 MSU 1951-52 OPP MSU 1953-54 OPP 95 Middle Tennessee 78 NCAA Tournament so Ft. Knox 61 90 Georgetown 83 87 Eastern Kentucky 81 85 Pittsburgh 86 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 78 89 Union 59 92 Washington & Lee 87 Record: 19-8 86 Union 79 93 Middle Tennessee 80 83 Tennessee Tech 65 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 51 Murray State 86 75 Louisville 92 102 Marshall 89 OVC Champions ss Western Kentucky 65 69 Murray State 65 97 Murray State 106 70 Murray State 74 86 Centre 53 111 Bowling Green 79 MSU 1957-58 OPP 84 Citadel 44 69 Memphis State 59 91 Ohio 97 97 Villa MaDonna 77 76 Evansville 78 77 Western Kentucky 98 94 Louisville 112 77 Marshall 85 50 Eastern Kentucky 80 96 Eastern Kentucky 94 93 Middle Tennessee 70 78 Ohio 60 71 EvansviUe 59 80 Georgetown 71 90 Eastern Kentucky 68 81 BeUarmine 7J 69 Marshall 75 90 Transylvania 65 80 Tennessee Tech 101 70 Western Kentucky 101 68 Centre 60 83 Union 77 98 Mu1Tay State 82 98 Alabama 91 47 Tennessee Tech 63 61 East Tennessee 64 122 Union 70 4 1 Mississippi State 46 67 Georgetown 69 96 Tennessee Tech 79 80 Western Kentucky 86 103 Washingto n & Lee 59 63 Loui sville 83 83 Middle Tennessee 72 103 Bellarmine 81 68 Middle Tennessee 71 78 Tennessee Tech 66 79 East Tennessee 75 108 Marshall 103 93 Marshall 80 64 Eastern Kemucky 58 75 Western Kentucky 88 73 Murray State 75 79 Tennessee Tech 69

54 Morehead State University 83 Eastern Kentucky 73 69 St. Francis 94 51 Western Kentucky 77 113 Franklin 86 68 Murray State 62 66 Ohio 96 80 Marshall 75 58 ldaho Slate 56 57 Ohio 71 Record: 5-14 74 Loyola 79 96 Georgetown 87 99 Middle Tennessee 79 Bead Coach: Bobby Laughlin 85 Marshall 69 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 84 85 Kentucky Wesleyan l OI 66 Eastern Kentucky 68 OVC Tournament 89 Tampa 64 MSU 1960-61 OPP Record: 14-8 82 Murray State 89 75 Western Kentucky 60 89 Franklin 82 Head Coach: B obby Laughlin 77 Eastern Kentucky 82 73 Murray State 68 103 Berea 73 96 Middle Tennessee 73 72 Eastern Kcnmcky 91 80 Ohio 81 MSU 1962-63 OPP 83 Austin Peay 71 63 Tennessee Tech 66 85 Tennessee Tech 84 88 Hanover 49 74 Canisius 93 64 SL Vincent 68 84 Tennessee Tech 74 81 Marshall 69 65 Western Kentucky 93 86 LaSalle 89 85 Middle Tennessee 75 103 Middle Tennessee 59 84 Marshall 82 Record: 13-10 77 Western Kentucky 83 81 St. Bonaventure 80 77 Tennessee Tech 90 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 88 St. Bonaventure l06 67 Ohio 76 80 East Tennessee 91 64 St. Francis 68 80 Marshall 66 103 Marshall 94 MSU 1958-59 OPP 81 Villa MaDonna 71 74 Tennessee Tech 76 73 Austin Peay 81 11 8 Morris Harvey 104 88 East Tennessee 82 87 Western Kentucky 71 82 Middle Tennessee 87 70 Tennessee Tech 78 69 Tennessee Tech 64 90 Murray State 73 66 Western Keun1cky 55 86 David Lipscomb 81 71 Ohio 87 87 Eastern Kentucky 72 78 Murray Stale 69 86 Western Kentucky 78 106 East Tennessee 89 106 Jacksonville 80 90 Tennessee Tech 74 75 Ohio 73 70 Marshall 68 75 East Tenncs~cc 71 96 East Tennessee 75 63 Mississippi Slate 87 80 Middle Tennessee 66 81 Western Kenmcky 71 85 Easrcrn Kenmcky 100 67 Bell arm inc 64 80 Murray State 85 64 Tennessee Tech 68 75 Murray State 84 76 East Tennessee 85 78 M urray State 95 90 Murray State 86 Record: 13-10 77 St. Francis 89 103 St Francis 77 79 Middle Tennessee 67 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 83 Easl Tennessee 77 91 Murray State 88 54 Ohio 81 94 Middle Tennessee 81 78 Marshall 74 68 East Tennessee 77 MSU 1965-66 OPP 67 Eastern Kentucky 86 JOO Western Kentlllcky 94 84 East.cm Kentucky 101 92 Cumberland 65 77 Ohio 88 70 Miami-Pia. 85 OVC Playoff 85 Kentucky Wesleyan LOO 83 Marshall 86 87 Jackson ville 96 68 Tennessee Tech 80 IOI Canisius 71 101 Middle Tennessee 78 90 Eastern Kentucky 73 Record: 13-7 82 Kentucky State 87 83 Murray State 76 54 Eastern Kentucky 67 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 11 7 Idaho State 98 77 Eastern Kentucky 95 OVC Playoff 63 Utah State 90 74 Western Kentucky 88 55 Eastern Kentucky 54 MSU 1963-64 OPP 91 Utah 128 68 Murray Stare 73 80 Western Kentucky 72 !09 Cumberland 102 OVC Tournament 66 Tennessee Tech 90 NCAA Tournament 84 Ohio 105 55 Western Kentucky 80 117 Tampa 86 71 Xavier 66 96 Middle Tennessee 91 64 Eastern Kentucky 74 93 Miamj-Fla. 102 64 Kentucky 71 108 Georgetown 95 78 Middle Tennessee 64 92 Marshall 91 61 Louisville 83 103 Marshall 83 72 Austin Peay 68 Record: 11-12 Record: ]9- 1.2 85 Loyola-Chicago 127 79 Murray State 86 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 94 Tennessee Tech 87 35 Western Kentuck-y 45 85 Austin Peay 76 78 East Tennessee 63 MSU 1959-60 OPP MSU 1961-62 OPP 74 Western Kentucky 80 70 Tennessee Tech 61 88 Kings 55 87 Anderson 74 89 Murray State 102 94 Marshall 79 70 Villa MaDonna 64 107 Miami-Fla. 81 85 Middle Tennessee 92 79 Eastern Kentucky 81 65 Ohfo 76 113 Berea 57 77 Eastern Kentucky 73 93 Austin Peay 83 67 Tennessee Tech 94 56 Ohio 60 68 East Tennessee 70 94 M iddle Tennessee 76 68 Western Kentucky LOO 71 Tennessee Tech 63 02 Western Kentucky 95 53 Western Kentucky 78 55 St. Francis 58 88 Villa MaDonna 85 98 Tennessee Tech 105 94 Murray State 83 58 LaSalle 63 69 East Tennessee 67 110 Marshall 102 83 Marshall 86 84 East Tennessee 94 89 Tennessee Tech 69 83 Austin Peay 88 81 East Tennessee 70 83 Middle Tennessee 82 79 Western Kentucky 80 67 Ohio 85 73 Tennessee Tech 96 80 Eastern Kentucky 106 89 Murray State 72 86 East Tennessee 78 Record: 12-12 75 Florida State 78 70 Middle Tennessee 67 66 Eastern Kentucky 71 Head Coach: Bobby Wright 82 Middle Tennessee 89 82 Union 61 84 Murray State 89 96 Murray Srotc 87 85 Eastern Kentucky 93 Record: 10-11 MSU 1966-67 OPP 73 Mississippi State 75 96 East Tennessee 67 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 98 Cumberland 69 72 Eastern Kentucky 89 73 Ohio 87 I 19 Rio Grande 98 72 Western Kentucky 85 69 Middle Tennessee 72 MSU 1964-65 OPP 84 Marshall 77 89 East Tennessee 85 74 MurmyState 66 83 Cumberland 76 OVC Tournament

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,,, 55 103 74 Tennessee Teah 78 97 Austin Peay 79 66 Murray State 68 86 Oral Roberts Illinois State 107 77 Western Kentucky 80 88 Middle Tennessee 93 69 Middle Tennessee 71 91 79 83 Louisiana Tech 65 86 Western Kenmcky 87 63 Western Kentucky 85 81 Austin Peay Murray State 75 80 East Tennessee 83 93 Tennessee Tech 84 69 Tennessee Tecb 75 82 63 88 Kenmcky State 85 63 East Tennessee 59 64 East Tennessee 71 72 Middl.e Tennessee Western Kentucky 108 Murray State 93 92 Morris Harvey 78 9U West Texas State 78 85 69 81 Austin Peay T l 85 Southern Mississippi 93 76 Miami-Florida 75 81 Marshall 80 Tennessee Tech 74 91 Middle Tennessee 67 91 Miami 92 89 Southern Mississippi 91 78 74 79 Western Kentucky 100 77 Eastern Kentucky 65 62 Eastern Kentucky 90 91 East Tennessee St. Joseph's-lncliana 103 63 Canlsius 62 106 Middle Tennessee 74 78 Murray State 89 84 79 Tennessee Tech 83 79 Kentucky State 72 103 Austin Peay 77 69 Murray State 83 Austin Peay 96 80 East Tennessee 70 90 Austin Peay 75 70 Western Kentucky 89 83 91 Eastern Kentucky 75 89 Murray State 91 70 Middle Tennessee 55 112 Western Kentucky 93 Middle Tennessee 87 I 12 Marshall 98 78 Western Kenn1eky 77 85 Tennessee Tech 79 89 77 Austin Peay 86 63 Dayton 75 59 East Tennessee 56 86 Easr Tennessee 95 Tennessee Tech 85 65 Western Kentucky 86 84 Tennessee Tech 64 74 Eastern KenLUcky 76 79 84 89 Murray Stare 99 77 East Tennessee 67 Record: 8- 17 92 Eastern Kentucky 87 Middle Tennessee 62 OYC Playoff Head Coach: Bill Harrell Record: 14- 11 103 Tennessee Tech 95 76 Murray State 94 Head Coach: Bill Harrell 76 East Tennessee 86 Record: I 8-9 MSU 1971-72 OPP OPP 90 Eastern Kentucky 77 Head Coach: Bobby Wright 63 Duquesne 76 MSU 1973-74 Mercer Record: 16-8 103 Oral Robcns 105 86 93 Head Coach: Bobby Wright MSU 1969-70 OPP 131 St. Peter's 92 85 Virginia Comm. 11 6 Union 72 82 Florida 73 82 Marshall 105 104 94 MSU 1967-68 OPP 63 Jacksonv ille 117 85 Winona State 72 83 UNC-Charlotte 84 OYC Tournament 84 Southern Mississippi 55 98 St. Joseph'~-Iodiana 90 80 Marshall 63 Tennessee Tech 71 77 Campbellsville 58 89 Indiana State 95 93 Georgia State 80 92 78 Marshall 79 79 Eastern Kentuc ky 87 103 Marshall 98 97 Southern Mississippi Louisiana Tech 86 111 Kentucky State 82 77 Marshall 85 104 Illinois Stale 94 92 Louisiana Tech 70 84 Canisius 54 72 Murray State 79 81 Murray State 65 96 80 83 Marshall 82 95 Austin Peay 100 104 Austin Peay 11 3 70 Austin Peay 67 Mu1ny State 83 90 Cleveland State 68 74 Western Kentucky 77 72 Murray State 74 81 Austin Peay 77 83 Western Kenmcky 86 64 Middle Tennessee 63 82 Middle Tennessee 77 Western Kentucky 74 84 Middle Tennessee 69 81 Tennessee Tech 75 81 EaseT ennessee 83 93 88 Western Kentucky 72 63 East Tennessee 75 101 Tennessee Tech 90 97 East Tennessee 81 64 74 Tennessee Tech 81 88 Middle Tennessee 67 94 Eastern Kenmcky 93 69 Tennessee Tech 76 East Tennessee 81 88 Marshall 78 87 Lndiana Stale 79 91 Eastern Kentucky 83 li3 89 Eastern Kentucky 80 79 Pan American 67 88 Toledo 105 74 Dlinois Stale 87 Austin Peay 66 68 Lamar Tech 66 100 Austin Peay 97 94 Murray State 86 94 101 Murray Srate 80 69 Eastern Kentucky 70 89 Murray State 80 83 Austin Peay 84 76 Western Kentucky 80 64 MiddJe Teunessee 80 71 Middle Tennessee 68 86 Western Kentucky 88 Middle Tennessee 92 97 Murray State 93 97 Western Kentucky 103 81 Middle Tennessee 82 Southern Mississippi 91 109 Kentucky State 71 84 Austin Peay 77 98 Tennessee Tech 96 96 ·1 83 Tennessee Tech 72 74 Western Kentucky 98 124 East Tennessee 99 91 Tennessee Tech 90 East Ten ncssee 76 85 East Tennessee 79 70 C leveland State 68 91 Eastern Kentucky 121 85 7L 73 LaSalle 81 83 Tennessee Tech 79 OVC Playoff 77 Marshall Eastern Kentucky 83 Eastern Kentucky 94 76 East Tennessee 80 82 Western Kentucky 79 78 69 Record: 12-9 Record: 13- 11 86 Eastern Kentucky 98 Record: 17-9 Head Coach: Bobby Wright Head Coach: Bill H arrell Record: 16- Jl Head Coach: Bill Harrell Head Coach: Bi ll Harrell MSU 1968-69 OPP MSU 1970-71 OPP MSU 1974-75 OPP 96 Carson Newman 69 99 Berea 90 MSU 1972-73 OPP 93 Nonbem Kentucky 84 119 Pan American 75 88 M orris Harvey 78 85 UNC-Charlone 78 105 Baptist 85 82 Marshall 85 97 St. Peter's W9 98 Morris Harvey 89 64 Akron 56 80 11 6 Kentucky Stace 86 66 Seton H all 9 1 95 Mercer 91 69 Marshall 73 Eastern Kentucky 60 70 Marshall 73 103 Virginia Comm. 90 93 Louisiana Tech 89 89 Marshall 92 69 Niagara 74 85 Eastern Kentucky 90 68 Xavier 63 109 Western Michigan 93 74 Canisius 83 93 Toledo 94 71 California 77 82 Pan A rneri can 74 86 Marshall 96 74 Western Michigan 76 71 Pacific 86 111 Murray State 78 84 Austi.n Peay 90 7L Marshall 74 88 Murray State 93

56 Morehead State University 99 Austin Peay 89 64 Akron 7 1 73 Evansville 86 75 Bowling Green 70 76 Western Kentucky 8 1 68 Dayton 79 76 McNeese State 90 85 Marshall 98 87 Middle Tennessee 9 1 79 Muuay Stare 7 1 97 Middle Tennessee 99 80 Southern fllinois 84 81 Ball State 74 64 Austin Peay 60 84 Murray State 70 57 Middle Tennessee 64 91 Tennessee Tech 78 · 81 Western Kentucky 65 94 Austin Peay 78 70 Murray State 89 80 East Tennessee 81 52 Middle Tennessee 65 76 Western Kentucky 78 86 Austin Peay 75 82 Eastern Kentucky 86 101 Tennessee Tech 80 76 Tennessee Tech 77 73 Charleston 68 81 Georgia State 69 71 East Tennessee 76 95 Eastern Ke ntucky 97 82 Akron 60 66 Austin Peay 70 71 East Tennessee 76 101 Marshall 95 84 Tennessee Tech 85 70 Murray State 79 59 Eastern Kentucky 49 75 New Orleans 83 65 Eastern Kentucky 91 89 Middle Tennessee 85 82 Northern Kentucky 74 83 Western Kentucky 81 68 Western Kentucky 75 86 Western Kentucky 99 73 Austin Peay 92 66 Middle Tennessee 70 61 M iddle Tennessee 60 101 East Tennessee 84 70 MWiay State 74 78 Murray State 77 65 Western Kentucky 77 77 Tennessee Tech 85 88 Western Kentucky 74 78 Austin Peay 75 56 Murray Stale 65 73 Marshall 72 74 Middle Tennessee 67 99 UNC-Asheville 75 69 Austin Peay 82 81 Eastern Kentucky 66 60 EastTenn essee 63 100 Tennessee Tech 79 77 Tennessee Tech 64 OVC Tournament 90 Tennessee Tuch 78 73 Mercer 86 69 Akron 80 68 Middle Tennessee 85 74 Eastern Kentucky 72 98 Eastern Kentucky 91 75 Eastern Kentucky 79 Record: 13- 13 88 Man;hall 83 OVC Playoff 78 EMt Tennessee 71 I-lead Coach: Jack Schalow OVCPlayoff 85 Western Kentucky 90 69 WesL Vtrginia 82 70 Middle Tennessee 92 Record: 14-13 79 Tennessee State 86 MSU 1975-76 OPP Record: 15-10 Head Coach: Wayne Marri11 Record: 11-15 79 UNC-Charlorte 86 Bead Coach: Jack Schalow Head Coach: Wayne Martin 82 Ball State 85 MSU 1979-80 OPP 89 Louisiana Tech 87 MSU 1977-78 OPP I 19 Wilmington 68 MSU 1981-82 OPP 7 1 Virginia Tech 112 67 Indiana Central 68 64 Marshall 65 81 Western Illinois 72 76 California 59 72 Pacific 76 81 Lincoln Memorial 67 62 Cleveland State 60 62 Eastern Kentucky 63 81 Marshall 87 62 Mississippi State 84 64 Bowling Green 89 87 Marshall 88 78 Northern Kentucky 7 1 93 Ohio Wesleyan 66 59 Middle Tennessee 64 94 Wright Staie 74 87 Wright State 79 68 East Tennessee 67 73 Tennessee Tuch 71 79 Austin Peay 89 79 Marshall 85 63 Georgia Swte 59 79 Eastern Tilinois 77 83 Murray State 75 75 Northwestern State 78 51 Fresno State 96 75 Akron 79 87 Marshall 80 80 Denver 75 67 George Washington 84 69 Youngstown State 62 74 Middle Tennessee 63 59 Middle Tennessee 92 99 Xavier 84 70 LouisviJle 103 82 Western Kenmcky 71 82 Western Kentucky 97 67 Murray State 85 61 Stetson 68 77 East Tennessee 85 60 Murray State 69 102 Austin Peay 99 74 Centenary 80 84 Tennessee Tech 81 69 Austin Peay 85 91 Akron 93 59 Western Kenmcky 57 68 Louisville 90 57 Tennessee Tech 66 83 Te nnessee Tech 67 68 Murray State 75 72 Eastern Kentucky 53 60 Eastern Kentucky 66 85 Eastern Kentucky 84 63 A ustin Peay 61 64 Xavier 65 105 Campbellsville 76 68 Middle Tennessee 66 73 Alabama-Huntsville 59 87 Murray Seate 8 1 69 Western Kentucky 106 75 Murray State 80 68 Eastern Kentucky 56 76 Austin Peay 63 36 Middle Tennessee 37 102 Austin Peay 84 79 Akron 65 82 Western Kemucky 100 72 Murray State 87 66 West Virginia 79 71 Youngstown State 60 67 Middle Tennessee 93 54 Austin Peay 73 79 Western Kenmcky 86 64 Clinch Valley 57 70 East Tennessee 85 7 1 Tennessee Tech 73 68 Middle Tennessee 75 53 Western Kentucky 63 77 Tennessee Tech 84 61 East Tennessee 74 75 Western Kcnmcky 73 72 Murray Stale 66 OVC Tournamcm 68 Eastern Kenmcky 72 85 Tennc.sscc Tech 75 85 Austin Peay 68 75 Eastern Kentucky 64 79 East Tennessee 93 76 Akron 72 78 lndiana Southeast 68 88 Austin Peay 83 Record: 4-19 95 Charleston 60 92 Eastern Kentucky 73 60 Western Kentucky 65 Head Coach: Jack Schalow 68 Eastern Kentucky 84 52 Middle Tennessee 63 Record: 13-14 74 Murray State 77 97 Tennessee Tech 76 Head Coach: Jack Seba.low MSU 1978-79 OPP Record: 15-12 OVCP!ayoff 77 Marshall 87 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 87 Western Kentucky 95 MSU 1976-77 OPP 77 Tennessee Wesleyan 65 Record: 17-10 97 Indiana Central 81 37 lndiana 80 MSU 1980-81 OPP Head Coach: Wayne Martin 68 Alabama 1.14 7 1 Northern Kentucky 65 108 Milligan 72 96 Marshall 80 77 Xavier 107 94 Bluefield 53 68 UNC-Charlotte 75 81 Mc Neese Stale 69 70 lllinois-Chicago Circle59 74 Troy State 70 88 Bellannine 87 88 Tennessee State 80 90 Bellannine 8 1 81 Mercer 67 56 Kansas 90

2003-04 Eagle Basketball"' 57 MSU 1982-83 OPP 62 Tennessee Tech 70 75 Akron 85 87 Marshall 89 64 Western Kentucky 66 85 AusLin Peay 75 73 Midd.le Tennessee 107 78 Eastern Kentucky 81 87 Tennessee Wesleyan 61 7l Murray State 64 57 Tennessee Tech 67 64 Austin Peay 93 72 Eastern Illinois 65 76 Eastern Kentucky 68 72 Austin Peay 76 74 Murray Slate 85 78 [ndiana State 74 OVC Tournament 60 Murray Stale 65 88 Tennessee State 99 76 Southern Illinois 85 80 Muf!"ayState 64 48 Eastern Kentucky 65 64 Youngstown State 67 85 Middle Tennessee 84 47 Youngstown State 44 66 Western rllinois 68 64 Tennessee State 81 89 Murray State 96 NCAA Opening Round 65 Murray State 69 85 Mlddle Tennessee 100 66 Baylor 71 70 North Carolina A&T 69 64 Austin Peay 69 83 Te nnessee Tech 89 79 Long lsland 81 NCAA First Round 64 Akron 67 75 Eastern Kentucky 95 61 Austin Peay 60 59 Louisville 72 87 Youngstown State 81 77 Missouri-Kansas City 81 93 Western Carolina 78 Record: 25-6 70 Tennessee Tech 72 77 Tennessee Tech 84 72 Eastern Kentucky 75 Read Coach: Wayne Martin 63 Middle Tennessee 80 95 Middle Tennessee 109 86 Akron 77 63 Eastern Kentucky 79 75 Murray State 77 90 Youngstown State 74 MSU 1984-85 OPP Record: 8-19 88 Austin Peay 90 84 Alabama-Huntsville 79 48 Oklahoma 94 Head Coach: Wayne Manin 67 Akron 90 68 Western Carolina 70 42 Tennessee State 60 87 Youngstown State 85 66 Tennessee Tech 70 46 Iowa 89 MSU 1986-87 OPP 80 Florida lntemational 9.1 88 Austin Peay 64 12 Milligan 60 83 Tiffin 75 Record: S-22 68 Western Illinois 75 60 Missouri 75 103 Tennessee Wesleyan 71 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither 95 Eastern Kentucky 72 70 Tennessee Wesleyan 60 79 Western □ linois 86 103 Charlescon 89 87 Tennessee State 85 63 South Carolina State 64 MSU 1988-89 OPP 80 Akron 59 60 .Bowling Green 66 97 Wagner 96 l07 Campbellsville 73 75 Youngstown State 70 81 Central St.ate 68 66 Iona 69 64 Cincinnati 67 89 Central State 80 73 Marshall 79 62 Indiana 84 90 Texas-Arlington 69 81 Tennessee Tech 65 49 Western Kentucky 80 91 West Virginia Tech 67 72 Ohio 87 85 Middle Tennessee 65 68 Saginaw Valley 60 106 Clinch Valley 48 91 Centre 71 60 Murray State 72 58 Eastern Kentucky 69 71 Tennessee State 58 66 Liberty 63 OVC Pl ayoff 63 Middle Tennessee 75 Ll 1 Youngstown Siate 73 65 Mo.-Kansas City 67 54 Tennessee Tech 53 64 Tennessee Tech 76 62 Akron 52 59 Utah 78 81 Akron 64 61 Austin Peay 63 69 Cincinnati 72 88 Louisiana State 101 NCAA Tournament 61 Murray State 83 72 Middle Tennessee 81 77 Nebraska 81 59 Syracuse 74 67 Youngstown State 65 92 Tennessee Tech 70 82 Chaminade 73 Record; 19- 11 61 Akron 71 64 Austin Peay 63 76 Texas-Arlington 73 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 61 Eastern Kentucky 66 75 Murray Stare 57 74 Marshall 87 65 Youngstown State 71 87 Easccrn Kentucky 82 59 Eastern Kentucky 62 MSU 1983-84 OPP 53 Akron 54 67 Evansville 77 99 Md.-Eastem Shore 80 72 Tennessee Wesleyan 36 67 Middle Tennessee 83 84 Murray State 72 66 Murray State 79 89 Lincoln Memorial 57 79 Tennessee Tech 70 91 Austin Peay 100 75 Austin Peay 73 89 Alabama-Huntsv!lle 55 55 Austin Peay 64 73 Marshall 81 76 Radford 78 57 Kansas 75 58 Murr-<1y State 76 83 Akron 93 58 Tennessee State 64 63 Tennessee 75 OVC Tournament 68 Youngstown Staie 69 68 Middle Tennessee 108 95 Western Michigan 60 74 Youngstown State 79 94 Tennessee Tech 60 97 Shawnee State 84 81 Marshal l 78 Record: 7-20 74 Middle Tennessee 84 62 Termessee Tech 63 77 Western Michigan 60 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 62 Eastern Kentucky 94 100 Radford 95 50 Louisville 85 OVC Tournament 91 Eastern Kentucky 68 68 Tennessee State 67 MSU 1985-86 OPP 76 Austin Peay 78 89 Akron 87 54 Middle Tennessee 57 71 Franklin 68 Record: 14-14 93 Tennessee Tech St 79 Tennessee Tech 72 69 Tennessee Wesleyan 55 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 101 Middle Tennessee 99 74 Austin Peay 59 65 Southern Illinois 63 93 Tennessee State 92 87 Murray State 76 71 Purdue 81 MSU 1987-88 OPP 77 Austin Peay 103 88 Youngstown State 77 85 South Carolina Seate 68 93 Tennessee Wesleyan 84 74 Murray State 86 86 Akron 78 77 Ohio Wesleyan 71 99 Ohio 92 50 Eastern Kentucky 63 69 Western Kentucky 65 74 Bowli ng Green 71 67 Cincinnati 68 Record: 15- 16 65 Easrern Kentucky 60 51 Tennessee State 67 52 Texas-El Paso 83 Read Coach: Tommy Gaither 73 Tennessee Slate 62 68 Western Kentucky 75 69 Sam Houston State 63 86 Youngstown State 64 58 Marsh.all 76 11 5 Florida International 85 MSU 1989-90 OPP 93 Akron 74 48 Evansville 71 98 Ohio Wesleyan 95 96 West Virgi nia Stace 73 78 Indiana Southeast 74 89 Cli.nch Valley 55 73 Vanderbilt 81 94 Northern Illinois 80 88 Middle Te1111essee 73 48 Youngstown State 75 69 Syracuse 110 70 Coppin State 79

58 Morehead State University 69 Hardin-Simmons 7] R ecord: 16-13 80 Murrny State 78 65 Eastern Ke ntucky 75 82 Md.-Eastern Shore 7 1 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither 8 1 Middle Tennessee 59 80 Southeast M issouri 49 90 Youngstown Stare 74 96 Tennessee Tech 101 80 Murray State 74 71 Nicholls State 65 MSU 1991-92 OPP 86 Tennessee-Martin 89 7 1 Tennessee State 82 88 Md.-Balt. County 94 135 West Vi rginia State 11 6 OVC Tournament 72 Austin Peay 76 76 Georgia Tech 98 130 Thomas More 79 89 Tennessee Tech 97 59 Cincinnati 91 77 Oklahoma State 84 97 UNC-Greensboro 67 Record: 6-21 64 UT-M anin 7 1 71 Md.-Balt. Coumy 60 69 C lemson 114 Head Coach: Dick Fick 65 Middle Tennessee 6 1 73 Mississippi Valley St.71 90 Wisc.-Milwaukee 94 88 Tennessee Tech 72 9 1 Eastern Kenmcky 58 84 Kenrucky 101 MSU 1993-94 OPP OVC Tournament 56 Murray State 79 90 Tennessee-Martin 76 85 Northern Kentucky 79 74 Eastern Kentucky 85 80 Austin Peay 78 76 Louisville 90 90 Loyola 85 Record: 15-12 6 1 Cincinnati 68 99 Oklahoma 118 110 Thomas More 90 Head Coach: Dick Fick 93 Tenne~see State 9 1 87 Coastal Carolina 73 8 1 Louisville 107 65 Middle Tennessee 67 63 Eastern Kentucky 86 75 Illinois II 0 MSU 1995-96 OPP 95 Tennessee Tech 106 10 1 Tennessee State 75 82 UT-Martin 77 113 Berea 92 87 Nicholls State 79 96 Tennessee Tech 85 61 Kentucky 97 84 Kent State 108 65 Eastern Kentucky 58 91 Alcorn State 87 97 Northern lllinois 95 115 Centre 68 84 Tennessee Tech 98 74 Southeast Missouri 85 7 1 Loyola 74 110 Spalding 97 76 Middle Tennessee 89 100 AustinJ>eay 102 59 Western Michigan 88 61 Louisville 119 104 Tennessee Srate 98 72 Midclle Tennessee 80 81 Eastern Kentucky 90 85 Marshall 92 64 Libeny 70 83 Murray State 87 9 1 Murray Srate 11 6 32 Kentucky 96 69 Austin Peay 64 86 Eastern Kentucl._..y 7 1 85 Southeast Missouri 72 89 Thomas More 85 81 Murray State 79 85 UNC-Greensboro 56 70 UT-Martin 66 57 Iowa 82 92 Tennessee State 89 9 1 Murray State 93 9 1 Austin Peay 105 83 George Mason 74 50 Eastern Kentucky 52 85 Middle Tennessee 92 100 Tennessee Tech 87 68 EasternKentucky 64 Record: 16- 13 90 Austin Peay 83 60 Middle Tennessee 58 64 Southeast Missouri 81 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither 84 Southeast Missouri 80 78 Eastern Kenn1cky 87 64 Eastern Kentucky 76 78 Liberty 98 94 Southeast Missouri 80 62 UT-Martin 74 MSU 1990-91 OPP 89 Tennessee Tech lOO 86 Murray State 91 70 Murray State 98 93 West Libeny 67 81 Tennessee State 76 77 Tennessee State 79 68 Middle Tennessee 59 77 Md.-Eastern Shore 7 1 OVC Tournament 9 1 Austin Peay 77 65 Austin Peay 7 1 77 Northern Illinois 72 81 Middle Tennessee 80 95 Tennessee State 85 72 Tennessee Tech 85 75 Dayton 77 81 Murray State 109 IOI UT-Martin 98 76 Tennessee State 86 93 Brescia 68 Record: 14-15 65 Middle Tennessee 74 74 Southeast Missouri 76 78 Md.-Eastcrn Shore 76 Read Coach: Dick Fick 71 Tennessee Tech 82 66 Murray State 81 71 Southern Utah 94 OYC Tournament 67 Uf-M art.in 77 48 Utah 77 MSU 1992-93 OPP 83 Eastern Kentucky 78 78 Austin Peay 89 87 Alcorn State 85 53 M ichigan State 12 1 86 Murray State 104 7 1 Middle Tenne.ssee 73 73 Wisc.Milwaukee 61 60 St. Peter's 8 1 Record: 14- 14 60 Tennessee State 65 54 Eastern Kentucky 105 72 Md.-Eastern Shore 75 Head Coach: D ick Fick 78 Tennessee Tech 88 64 Tennessee State 58 74 Wright State 102 OVC Tournament 5 1 Tennessee Tech 52 64 U nion 72 MSU 1994-95 OPP 60 Tennessee State 71 98 Northern Illinois 84 65 Kentucky 108 I 19 Montreat-Anderson 69 Record: 7-20 58 Middle Tennessee 64 79 Mo.-Kansas City 115 100 Centre 6 1 Head Coach: D ick F ick 88 Southern Utah 58 47 Western Michigan 77 55 Nebr.iska 96 55 Murray State 80 63 Wright State 129 86 Southern Mississippi 77 MSU 1996-97 OPP 75 Austin Peay 85 65 Middle Tennessee 76 52 Tennessee 70 63 Tennessee 85 84 Mississippi Valley St.81 79 Tennessee Tech 97 62 Indiana 79 130 A~bury 48 6 1 Eastern Kentucky 72 75 Tennessee State 86 89 Coastal Carolina 63 98 George Mason 107 77 Li berty 70 79 Austin Peay 58 83 Kent 74 81 Southwest Missouri 99 124 Austin Peay 113 96 Southeast Missouri 107 69 Northern Illinois 86 64 Miss. Valley State 68 73 Murray State 81 76 Murray State 89 76 Eastern Kentucky 66 93 MarshaU 115 68 M iddle Tennessee 70 87 Eastern Kentucky 79 66 Murray State 70 75 Dayton 105 96 Youngstown State 106 75 Missouri-Kansas City 83 74 Southeast Missouri 72 82 Marian 80 87 Tennessee Tech 86 77 Tennelisee-Martin 74 95 Austin Peay 80 79 Tennessee Tech 100 8 1 Te11nessee State 75 72 Tennessee State 96 66 Tennessee State 77 72 Middle Te.nnessee 78 OVC Tournament 75 Ausrin Peay 90 78 Tennessee Tech 54 70 Ea~tem Illinois 86 88 Tennessee Tech 83 66 Easrem Kentucky 76 87 Midclle Tennessee 74 75 Southeast Missouri 94 61 Murray Slate 89 92 Southeast Missouri 85 78 UT-Maitin 70 77 Eastern Kentucky 55

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,, 59 72 UT-Manin 62 69 Southeast Missouri 71 53 Dayton 71 MSU 2002-03 OPP 86 Murray State 78 93 Austin Peay 78 82 FloridaA&M 67 56 Arizona State 59 82 Tennessee Stace 90 92 Tennessee State 76 5 I The Citadel 52 JOO Taylor 77 82 Austin Peay 99 82 Murray State 86 70 Wright State 69 100 Asbury 54 86 Middle Tennessee 98 98 Eastern Kentucky 78 71 Tenne. sec Tech 86 74 Wright State 80 76 Tennessee Tech 90 62 Middle Tennessee 75 75 Au~tin Peay 90 98 TAMU-Corpus Christi88 83 Southeast Missouri 80 66 Tennessee Tech 82 90 Tennessee State 73 60 Ohio State 74 76 Eastern Illinois 79 84 Eastern Illinois 82 91 Eastern Kenmcky 84 101 Marshall (OT) 100 66 Eastern Kentucky 77 60 Southeast Missouri 72 62 Murray Seate 83 64 Alabama 82 65 Murray State 82 85 UT Martin 69 63 UT-Manin 61 89 IUPUI (OT) 98 85 UT-Martin 100 63 Austin Peay 82 85 Eastern lllinio~ 88 93 Tennessee Slate 42 98 Tennessee Seate 85 78 Tennessee State 82 71 Southeast Missouri 74 72 Tennessee Tech 70 107 Austin Peuy LOO 91 Eastern Kentucky 69 74 Tennessee Tech 67 75 Eastern Ill inois 7l OVC Tournament 75 Middle Tennessee 74 78 Eastern Kentucky 72 77 Southeast Missouri 63 83 Austin Peay 106 78 Tennessee Tech 74 66 Austin Peay 80 86 IPFW 73 Record: 8-19 OVC Tournament 76 Murray State 87 54 Eastern Kentucky 50 Head Coach: Dick Fick 82 Austin Peay 77 86 UT-Manin 77 103 Tennessee State 89 69 Murray State 92 51 Eastern Illinois 76 83 Murrny State 76 MSU 1997-98 OPP Record: 13-15 61 Southeast Missouri 63 83 UT Manin 60 49 Kentucky 88 Head Coach: Kyle Macy OVC Tournament 59 Austin Peay 66 48 Evansville 78 80 Eastern lllinob 102 88 Kentucky Christian 39 61 Robert Morris 68 MSU 1999-00 OPP Record: 12- 16 79 Southeost Missouri 69 57 Cincinnati 37 71 Saint Francis (Pa.) 90 Head Coach: Kyle Macy 69 Eastern Illinois 75 66 UT-Manin 77 84 Virginia-Wise 61 97 Tennessee Tech 89 69 Murray Stme 9 1 67 Minnesota 86 MSU 2001-02 OPP 88 Eastern Kentucky 87 65 Marshall 50 87 SL Francis (Ind.) 76 82 IPFW 73 104 UT Martin 76 54 Louisville 84 72 Eastern Kentud.-y 73 103 Shawnee State 78 77 Murrny State 74 53 Robert Morris 58 74 Wright State 72 75 Kentucky 94 64 Austin Peay 76 41 North CaroUna St. 63 96 Asbury 73 98 YM1 87 OVC Tournament 61 Southeast Missouri 64 75 Georgia Tech 81 41 Dayton 85 91 Southeast Missouri 84 71 Eastern Ill inob 73 66 J acksonvllle State 59 80 Wright Sutte 72 71 Tennessee Tech 88 83 Tennessee State 72 77 East Tennessee 84 77 Asbury 69 Record: 20-9 55 Austin Peay 70 88 Tennessee Teoh 76 81 TUPUT (OT) 90 Head Coach: Kyle Macy 66 UT-Manin 68 73 Middle Tennessee 77 50 Sum ford 62 86 Eastern Kentucky 85 71 Tennessee State 5 1 73 Vanderbilt 83 57 Tennessee Tech 65 66 Austin Peay 77 92 Tennessee State 72 64 Middle Tennessee 77 79 Eastern Kentucky 76 78 Tennessee Tech 81 79 Southeast Missouri 99 62 UT Martin 79 71 Eastern Kentucky 72 56 Eastern Ill inois 63 86 MlllTlly State 87 59 Southeast Missouri 53 81 Murray State 95 59 Southeast Missouri 80 86 Ohio Dominican 73 60 Tennessee State 64 60 Eastern Tilinois 82 84 Eastern Kentucky 71 66 Austi n Peay 70 83 Tennessee Tech 90 92 Murray State (OT) 83 72 Eastern Kentucky 87 67 Middle Tennessee 69 89 UT Manin 88 72 Tennessee Tech 77 104 Tennessee Stae 73 72 Tennessee State 91 61 Middle Tennessee 74 83 Austin Peay 95 68 Austin Peay 65 Record: 3-23 68 UT Martin 69 91 Southeast Missouri 75 Head Coach: Kyle Macy 65 Murray State 80 68 Eastern Tllinois 76 58 Southeast Missouri 74 68 Tennessee Tech 75 MSU 1998-99 OPP 92 Eastern Lllinois 105 76 Eastern Kentucky 60 97 Huntington 79 Record: 9-l8 66 Austin Peay 51 96 Asbury 66 Head Coach: Kyle Macy 84 UT Manin 72 69 Vanderbilt 79 66 Murrny State 60 79 Marshall 99 MSU 2000-01 OPP OVC Toumument 59 Murray State 90 80 Huntington 73 91 Tennessee State 82 74 UT Manin 64 73 Mt Saint Joseph 65 75 Murray State 89 64 Jacksonville State 60 70 East Tennessee 7 1 Record: 18- 11 58 Wright State 64 48 VM1 57 Head Coach: Kyle Macy 70 Florida 117 59 Samford 63 74 Evansville 75 62 Ohio State 93 82 Eastern "1inois 86 70 St. Francis (Pa.) 53

60 Morehead State University

President Eaglin

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, an out­ Tbe University's CEO has made presentations across spok.en proponent of student the country on student retention and the role of the Presi­ success strategies in college ad­ dent in accomplishing this goal. lnvolved with numer­ ministration, has served since ous publications on this topic, he edited the book "Five July l , 1992, as the 12th presi­ Habits of Successful students" published by the Interna­ dent of Morehead State U oi ver­ tional Organization for Student Success. sity in Morehead, Ky. Dr. Eaglin was a member of the AASCU Board of Di ­ A native of St. Louis, Mo., rectors and bad the di stinction of representing two dif­ President Eaglin came to Ken­ ferent institutions on the NCAA Presidents Commission. tucky from the chancellorship of He currently serves on the NCAA Executive Commit­ Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C. Previously, tee. His consulting work in student personnel and aca­ be was vice chancellor for academic affairs at the Uni­ demic matters bas taken him in recent years to Cyprus, versity of South Carolina at Spartanbmg. Earlier, be was China and Ireland and to numerous campuses across this the southeast regional director of the American College country. Testing Program (ACT). President Eaglin is active in economic development A former chair of Kentucky's Conference of Univer­ matters in East Kentucky, serving presently by appoint­ sity Presidents, Dr. Eaglin holds a bachelor's degree in ment of Gov. Paul Patton on the Kentucky Appalachian biology and mathematics from Southeast Missouri State Commission and Education Pays Task Force. He is a Unjversity, a master's degree in student personnel ad­ member of the Board of Directors of the Morehead­ ministration from Southern Illinois University and a doc­ Rowan County Chamber of Commerce. toral degree in education psychology from the Univer­ Dr. Eaglin and his wife, Bonnie, have four adult chil­ sity of Utah. dren and five grandchildren. President Eaglin's expertise in student retention recently was highlighted in a research report he wrote for the American Association of State Colleges and University (AASCU) on the role of campus chief executes in helping students be success­ ful in college. Dr. Eaglin initiated a study of the teacher education program on the MSU campus that led to a re­ view and improvement of the University's program. In adctition, be was involved in the formation of a "P- 16+ Regional Council" bringing to­ gether representatives from the public and private colleges in the area, school superintendents, local government lead­ ers, members of state agencies aod CEO's of regional businesses and indus­ try, which is based at MSU.

62 Morehead State University Chip Smith Director of Athletics

Chip Smith enters bis second Smith came to EKU from Virginia Military Institute, year as the Director of Athletics where he was the Associate Athletics Director. His re­ at Morehead State University. sponsibilities encompassed spol1 administration, NCAA The former Director of Athlet­ compliance, finances, and game operations, as well as ics at Eastern Kentucky, be be­ the development and implementation of the school's came the eighth Director of Ath­ trademark licensing program. During his tenure, VMI letics at MS U in August of 2002. hosted several conference championships, as weU as the A highly-organized profes­ NCAA National Rifle Championships. He also was the sional with extensive knowledge Assistant Athletic Di.rector for three years. in NCAA Division] athletic pro- Prim to VMI, Smith's career includes positions at the grams, Smith has nearly 20 years University of North Carolina at Charlotte, UNC Chapel experience in athletics administration with a background Hill and the Durham Bulls minor league baseball team. in the internal and external workings of intercollegiate Smith received his bachelor's degree from the Univer­ athletics, focluding development, compliance, alumni sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was a relations, trademark licensing, marketing and sponsm­ letterman for the Tar Heel footbaU squad and a member ships, personnel management, support services and fi­ of the 1974 Sun Bowl andJ976 Peach Bowl teams. Af­ nancial operations. He is responsible for tbe leadership, ter a brief time teaching and coaching high school ath­ management and supervision of the University's 17 letic teams, Smith returned to Chapel Hill to earn a Mas­ NCAA Division l programs. Smith also recognizes the ter of Arts degree in Athletic Administration and has importance of building strong relationships within the been named as a Distinguished Alumnus of that pro­ University, with the community and among MSU alumni, gram. and has made a commitment to providing a quality, aca­ A native of Siler City, NC, Smith and bis wife, Gale, demically-01iented athletics program for the University. have two children, daughter Chesley ( 17) and son, Cort Prior to Morehead State, Smith was hired as Associ­ (13). ate Athletic Director at EKU by current Univer­ sity of Pittsburgh AD Jeff Long and was later named director of the program in 2001. As Di­ rector of Athletics, Smith supervised the admin­ istrative and coaching staffs and created the po­ sition of assi.stant compliance coordinator. ln re­ structuring the department, he initiated the posi­ tion of assistant athletic director for development to strengthen relations with former student-ath­ lete and enhance fundraising eff01ts. He also ini­ tiated the Coaches Council to improve commu­ nications with the coaching staff. He coordinated the development and implementation of the ath­ letic Web site, and supervised the completion of several team and support facilities, including ath­ letic-academic center.

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,.~ ------63 Brian Hutchinson Associate Director of Athletics Brian Hutchinson begins his ministration, while specializing in real estate. During fourlb year as associate director his senior year. the Louisa, Ky., naLive served as the Stu­ of athletics. His duties include dent Government Association President and was a stu­ serving as sport administrator dent representative to the MSU Board of Regents. He for football, golf, basebal I and has remained active in the alumni association of Sigma volleyball as we ll as the athletic Alpha Epsilon, and he holds memberships in the Na­ training operation. He manages tional Association of CoUegiate Directors of Athletics, the day-to-day operations and annual budget of the de­ National Association of Athletic Development Directors, partment, and serves as ticket manager. and CASE. Hutchinson was also instrumental with the Hutchinson previously served as development direc­ development of the 2001-06 strategic plan and CHOICES tor for two years, before assuming the post of director of GRANT. He has attended numerous development and development and marketing. Prior to that, he served 18 athletics administration conferences and bas been a pre­ months as a regional development officer for the Uni­ senter for the NCAA YES! clinic program hosted by the versity and six months as a staff assistant in the OVC. Hutchinson served as the championship director University"s Office of Development and Alumni Rela­ for the 2002 OVC golf championship, and assisted with tions. ln the 2000-0 I year, he served an internship with the operatiOL1 of the 2002 PFL Championship. He has the Ohio Valley Conference offi ce, assisting with the also been the departmental manager for the renovation league's baseball championships and summer meetings of the University Softball field and the installation of the while earning a Master's Degree in Sports Admi.nistra­ Jayne Stadi.um scoreboard and Davis Soccer Field board. tion. Hutchinson and his wife, E lizabeth, have one son, A 1996 cum laude graduate of Morehead State Uni­ Benjamin and they reside in Morehead. versity, Hutchinson earned a Bachelor of Business Ad-

Jason Lerner Assistant Director of Athletics

Jason Lerner joined the MSU A 1998 graduate of Furman with a bachelor 's degree athletic staff in October of 2001 in accounting, Lerner spent four years on the Paladins' assuming the position of Assis- baseball team. He earned academic all-conference hon­ tant Director of Athletics for ors each year, but injuries cut short his playing career. Marketing and Promotions. He was also named to the Dean's List at Furman each Lerner came from Georg ia semester. Lerner earned hjs master's degree in sports State, where he was the Director administration from Georgia in 2000 and is completing of Marketing. Prior to that, he served as the marketing his MBA at MSU. assistant al the Peach Bowl. He began his career work- A native of Tallahassee, Fla., he was an all-region base- ing as a member of the Atlanta Braves hospital ity staff. ball star al Lincoln High School. His experiences include serving as the tournament di- Lerner is a member of the Southern Collegiate Mar­ rector for the 2000-01 Trans America Athletic Confer- keling Alliance and the National Association of Colle­ ence men's basketball championships and as the mar- giate Marketing Adminisu·ators. He and his wife, Chrissy, keting dil"ector for the 2001 NCAA women's tennis reside in ML Sterling Ky. championships.

64 Morehead State University Jim Wells Compliance and Educational Services Director

Jim Wells, whose more than two A two-time graduate of MSU, the 50-year-old Wells is in decades of involvement with More­ charge of monitoring the University's compliance with NCAA head State University athletics and Ohio Valley Conference rules and legislation as well as range from serving as an under­ the academic progress of Eagle athletes. graduate student manager of the An avid golfer and former manager of the University's golf Eagle baseball squad to serving as course, Wells is a life-long resident of Morehead. He is a sp orts information director to golf rules official and has worked numerous state and regional. coaching the Eagle softball team, tournaments. is MSU's Compliance and Educational Services Director. He spent six years as Compliance Coordinator and five years as Academic/Athletic Counselor.

Peggy Osborne Jenny Duncan Sherry Mays Faculty Athletic Acounting Specialist Adminstrative Specialist Representative

The purpose of the "Choices for a New M illennium" program is to involve the student and community population in alcohol education and awareness through the leadership of students and student­ atbletes, ultimately reducing substance abuse on our campus.

2003-04 Eagle Basketballr,. ------65 Staff Directory (Area Code 606) Unjversity Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Madonna Weathers, Vice President for Student Life ...... 783-2070 Chip Smith, Director of AthJetics ...... 783-2089 Peggy Osborne, Faculty Athletic Representative ...... 783-2755 Brian Hutchinson, Associate Di.rector of Athletics ...... 783-2088 Jason Lerner, Assistant Director of Athletics ...... 783-2387 Jim Wells, CompHance and Educational Services Director ...... 783-5 136 TBA, Senior Woman Adminjstrator ...... 783-2088 Head Coaching Staff Matt Ballard, FootbaJJ ...... 783-2020 Dr. Rex Chaney, Golf ...... 783-2396 TBA, Soccer ...... 783-2589 Jai1ne Gordon, YolJeybaU ...... 783-2122 John Jarnagin, BasebaJI ...... 783-2882 Laura Litter, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Jill Karwoski, SoftbaU ...... 783-5283 Dao Lindsey, Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Kyle Macy, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Walt Rybka, Rifle ...... 783-2289 Athletic Training Richard Fletcher, Head Athletic Trainer ...... 783-2392 Jamey Carver, Assistant AthJetic Tratner ...... 783-2790 Sports lnformation Randy Stacy. Director ...... 783-2500 Brad Laux, Assistant Di1·ector ...... 783-2500 Clerical Staff Tammy Boyd, Football ...... 783-2020 Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Gloria Joh11Son, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Sandy Kitt, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Sherry Mays, Athletics ...... 783-2088

Affirmative Action Statement Morehcnd State University is committed to providing equal educational crimination in Employment Act of 1967, Sections 503 and 504 of the opportunities to all persons regardless of race, color, national origin. Rehabilitation Act of l 973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, age, religion. sex, or disability in its cducarional programs, services, and Kentucky Revised Stntutes 207.130 Lo 207.240. Vocational educa• activities. employment policies. and admission of students to UJ1y pro­ tioual programs at Morehead State University supported by federal funds gram of study. In this regard the University conforms to al l the laws. include industrial education. vocational agriculture. business eduemion. statutes. and regulations concerning equal employment opportunities home economics education and the associate degree program in nursing. and affinnative action. This includes: Tille VT and Title VTI of the Any inquires should be addressed to: Francene L. Botts-Butler. Affirma­ Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title fX of the Education Amendments of tive Action Officer. Morehead State University, 314 Allie Young, More­ 1972. Executive Orders 11246 and 11375. Equal Pay Act of 1963. head, KY 40351. Telephone: (606) 783·2085. Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974. Age Dis-

66 Morehead State University In 116 years, the s weep of history has carried Morehead State Un_iversity and its predecessor institution, tbe Morehead Normal School, from one makeshift classroom to the high-tech world of Internet­ based dasses and a radio telescope which reaches from a campus hillside literally to the stars. One student appeared on the first day of class in Oc­ tober, 1887, in a little, rented cottage where the Adron Doran Umversity Center now stands. Tens of thousands of students have come from the foothills and mountains, the river towns and the hillside farms of East Kentucky and beyond to seek the means to a better Life in tbis beau­ tiful, forested valley. Our first president, Frank Button, and his widowed mother, Phebe, Literally spent their lives bringing "a light to the mountains" by founding a church-sponsored school to train teachers. The institution came under state control in 1922 and achieved University status in 1966. Today, Morehead State University has more than 9,000 students from 100 Kentucky counties, 42 states and 37 nations. They are enrolled on campus, at extended cam­ p us centers in Ashland , Jackson, Mt Sterling, Prestonsburg and West Liberty, and several other loca­ tions in East Kentucky and across the globe through the World Wide Web. MSU bas the state's best computer­ student ratio in its com­ puter laboratories and the campus is ranked among the safest in the nation. Nearly 50,000 persons have received degrees from MSU. Nearly 80 de­ gree programs are avail­ able on the two-year, four­ year and graduate levels through four colleges (Caudill College of Hu­ manities, College of Business, College ofEdu­ cation, and College of Science and Technology) and the Institute for Re­ gional Analysis and P ub­ lic Policy. Two-thirds of the faculty hold doctoral

2003-04 Eagle Basketball, .., ------67 degrees. MSU supports its missions of teaching, applied rnittee and is the senior state uni versity president in Ken­ research and public service through an annual budget of tucky. more than $92 million. The University is located in the foothills of the Daniel Morehead State was Lhe first institution in Kentucky Boone National Forest in Rowan County, midway be­ to offer a complete degree program, the Master of Busi­ tween Lexington, Ky., and Huntington, W.Va., on inter­ ness Administration (MBA), totally through the World state 64. MSU is a charter member of the Ohio Valley Wide Web. In addition, the University hosts graduate­ Conference in NCAA Division I and sponsors 18 inter­ level programs for nurse practitioners and physicians collegiate sp01ts for men and women. The football Eagles assistants through the University of Kentucky. The Uni­ compete in the Pioneer Football League. Our coed versity is acquiring a satellite tracking system in part­ cheerleading squad has won 13 national championships nership with NASA in the ongoing development of the and the all-girl squad bas four national titles. new Space Science Center. Also, the University bas the state­ wide mission of preparing adult edu­ cators through the newly-established Adult Education Academy for Profes­ sional Development. Preserving the region's cultural heritage is the pri­ mary responsibility of MSU's Ken­ tucky Folk Art Center and Kentucky Center for Traditional Music. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin took office July 1, l 992, as the 12th president of the University. He previously served as chancellor of Coastal Carolina Uni­ versity and vice chancellor of the Uni­ versity of South Carolina al Spartanburg. Dr. Eaglin currently serves on the NCAA Executive Com-

68 Morehead State U11iversity IllRACERS Mum,y State t1r university • •

omo VALLEY C ONFERENCE Kim Melcher 278 Franklin Road, Suite 103 Assistant Commissioner for Media Relations Brentwood, TN 37027 Ryan Altizer Telephone: (615) 371-1698 Director of External Affairs Fax: (6 15) 371-1788 Heather Brown Internet Address: www.ovcsports.com Media Relations Assist. Donyale Canada Dr. Jon A Steinbrecher Director of Championships Com.missioner Lee Moses Ron English Director of lnstirutionaJ Services Associate Commissioner for Operations The Ohio Valley Conference Sportsmanship Statement Generlll. The Ohio Valley Conference is committed lo cs­ rest by removing 51udent-mhleres who lmve demonstrated disre­ strikes, 1hcConlcrence will require thnl otlicials eject any coach ~1blishing sportsmanship u11d developing heahhy environment.< spect for the opponent.,, This discipline measure educates tluu who protests "'"l'ortsmanlfke conduct calls, provided such ejcc­ fo r competition. Thi• conference wams 10 lead ihe way in individual and his or her teammates ubout the importnnce of tion is permissible 10 the roles ofthnt sport. abollshing the notion that ii ii desirable to create a "hostile" sportsmanship over participation and winning. This type of mtl­ Each official assigned by the OVC will be provided a curd cm·ironment for imercollegiatc athletic contests. Instead, we lUdc and courage musr be adopted by all OVC coaches. Admin­ with the following statement which must be read to the capuilns will Slrive IO create "hospitnble" ~nvironmcnts. We believe istrators ,md coaches must pay special auenuon r.o theirstudent • and coaches ofevery comest prior to the beginning ofthe game: that part ofth e role ofeducation through sports is ro teach cJ ur athletes' behavior and continually emphasize the need for sports­ "11,e OVC requires officials 10 enforce all rules regarding un­ youth and ourcomomnities to conduct themselves with sports­ manship and respect. Sud, education is needed to counremcl Lite spon_smun likc concluct by couches and pluyers. There will not manship and respect fo r opponents. constant message• received by our young people from many pro­ be any to.leraJ1ce for negative statements or actions between In an effort to achieve this goal. the Conference ha< devel­ fessional uU1l~tes aml oth ers wlto demonstmte 11 luck of respect opposing plnycts., especially taunting and bolting. If such com• oped this statement which outlines rheexpectations oftbe vari­ for opponents. This Conference and iLs coaches are committed mcnL< are heard. a penalty will be assessed Immediately. Ifany ous groups nnd individuals associated with our lntercollcgiate to teach messages thnl ure approprime about sportsmauship. couch protests an w1.sportsmanlike penalty, he or sbe will be athletics program. Coaches also have the ability to in0uence U1e behavioroftheir ojected for tl1e contest. We have been instructed not ro issue Admlnh'tratlon. It is Incumbent upon institutional adminis­ fan.,. OVC couches must take every opportunity when address­ wantings dudng the contesLS, It is strongly suggested that you untori. to create an environmentofhospilality for visitlng teams, ing the media. booster groups orother public forums to express remind your pruticipants oft his policy." Oiliciuls who do not panicularly for those individuals al Conference institutions. the desire for fans 10 suppon their ream al home contests, bm not follow this policy will be subject 10 suspension. OVC administrators must de\'c.lop the nttiu1dc thnt the treat­ to abuse tl1e visiti ng team. Coaches and (1~111inistraroi,; should Commissioner. 11,e L:mmnissioner is expec1ed to enforce the ment ofa visiting team and its fans will be in L11e same manner stress that. the participants in our uthletics comests are young unsportsmnnlike conduct rules oftl1e game and the Conference. thm tl1ey would want their teams to be trc.lted. people who do not deserve 10 be mistreated by a hostile crowd. He or she is uurhorized to usscss penalues for improper hchav­ The athletics director at the host institution must ensure that Student-Athletes. Respect for the game in wrucb the student• ior that is not detected or properly addressed during tho contest. he or she, or someone else designated as game manager. ap­ ntl1lete participates nlso demnnds respect fortheopponenL Stu­ Institutions and their personnel are expected to fully coopern1e proaches the conch of the opposing team at u specturor event dent athletes at OVC Institution.< are expected to t1·eat opponents with his or her effort to Investigate poss Ible Im proper bc­ in order to welcome thnr conch to the institution, provided an with sponsm:rnship. lmvior. opportunity for Lhc c-0ach ro mlclress and concerns, lndicnte OVC student-athletes must undcrs~1nd that 1hey are perhaps In the unfortunate event that an altercation occurs during a tbc location of the game manager in the nrcnn or stndium and the most visible rcprcscn tativcs of their institutions. Also. thdr contc~I, all individuals who arc on the bench are expected to identify security pel'.'lonnel to ensure thnr tile visiting team is behavior is observedantl emulated by many who nre younger. remain ttrere. ltis Incumbent upon the head conch to ensure th:tt protected from abuse from the home crowd and that security OVC studcnt-nthlctes must honor lhe responsibilities that ac­ this occurs. The commissioner ls directed to suspend aurnmati­ i< in very close proximity ro rhe visiting ruam's bench. Each company the privi lege of representing our schools by behaving cully the head conch of n t.eam whose bench personnel cnterthe institution must arrange itH eatingatspcctntorcvent.s so as lll with dignity nod clnss on and off the field. field orc ourt of play during rut altercation, regardless ofwheth er emphasize sportsmanship and minimize the harassment of the Spirit Groups. Like our ,tudent-uthletes. these groups nre vis­ those indh-iduuls become involved in the altercation. visiling team and its Fans. ible representatives of ou.r universities. As such. we pince high Fans. The Conference hopes and believes that the establish­ The nthlelics director must ensure tl1at those who are em­ expecrn1lons on rhem for decent behavior. Cheerleaders, bands ment of the pnnciples outlined in this document will crcnte n ployed by rhe university treut the opponents with fnimcss and and otherspirit. groups are admitted to contests al tl1e pleasuJ'e o.f wholesome atmosphere that will attract more fans to our events. respec,. For exan1ple. public address announcers must be re­ ourinstitutions 10 support their team, nnd assist in creating a fun The fans attendlng our games must be reminded by the public quired to nnnounce rhe contest in an evenhanded mnnner with atrnosphere. 1l1ey are not admitted in onfor to disrupt or con­ address announcer of tl1e expectations or sportsmanship and equal cxcitemcn, for both tea.ms. TI,e institution's chiefex­ front the opponent and such behnvlorwlll not be tolerated. Their respect for borh opponents. ecutive ofllccr and nthletics director should review periodi­ focus mu.st be toward encouragement of rlteir team and re.,pecl We exp.,ct thm nil fans wl II :tel in an appropriate manner, and cally with oU,cr athletics dopamnent stnff members, coaches, for the opposing team, respect the opposition m1d the officials. We understand Ihm oc­ ,1udcnHu!Jictc.~ and spiril groups (cheerleaders and bands) pre­ Officials. Officials who a,,, assigned C-Onference contesL~ must casional ly there are individuals who auend game.1 and abuse cisely whru is acceptahlc conduct, as set forth In this docu­ enforce the rules regarding sponsmruiship. without tolerance for the opposition and officials. Those individuals may be dismissed menL abuse. The only wnming to panicipants nnd coad1es regarding from athle1ic evenL~. Couche.<. Condie, hnvc the gremes1 amnunr of influence sporl.>,nnnshlp should come at tl1e beginning of the contest. Once Coucluding StatemenL The Conference believes thanbe cf• over wbe1her the young people in their programs are taught the contest begins, penalties (consequences), not waming, must for110 meet the expccmr.ions om lined in this document will in­ and follow the high principles of sponsmonship. The OVC be assessed for violations of unsportsmanlike conduct. Similar crease rhe attr.ictivcness at our athletic events by creating " has been benefited b}' coaches who huve risked losing a con- IC> the buseball policy ofejecting coaches for arguing balls nnd henlthycnvimnment forourcornpe1it.io11.

2003-04 Eagle Basketballm ------69 Opponent Contacts School SID Contact Phone Fax Web Page (www.) Asbury David A. BaiJlie 859-858-3511 859-858-35 I I asbury.edu Austin Peay Brad Kirtley 93 1-221-7561 93 I -221-7562 apsu.edu/letsgopeay Eastern Illinois Dave Kidwell 2 17-581-6408 217-581- 6434 eiu.edu/~sprtinfo Eastern Kentucky Karl Park 859-622-1253 859-622-1230 ekusports.com George Mason Carlton White 703-993-3246 703-993-3259 gm usports.co m GreenviJJe B.J. Schneck 618-664-6621 618-664-1060 green ville.edu/ath letics Indiana Pete Rhoda 812-855-9399 812-855-940 I iuhoosiers.com TPFW Mike Jewell 2 19-481 -6646 219-481-6002 ipfw.edu/alhlelics Jacksonville State Greg Seitz 256-782-5279 256-782-5958 jsugamecocksports.com Kentucky Chri stian Bruce Dixon 606-474-3215 606-474-3 159 kcc.edu/athletics Marshall Randy Burnside 304-696-6525 304-696-2325 Hecdzone.com Murray State Steve Parker 270-762-4271 270-762-6814 GoRacers.com Notre Dame Bernadette Cafarelli 574-63 1-75 16 574-63 1-794 1 und.com Samford Everett Hutto 205-726-2799 205-726-2545 samfordsports.com Southeast Missouri Ron Hines 573-651 -2294 573-651-28 10 gosoutheasl.com Tennessee State Lee Wi lmot 615-963-5674 61 5-963-59 11 tsutigers.com Tennessee Tech Rob Schabert 931-372-3088 931-372-6139 www2.t ntecb .edu/athletics Tex. A&M-Corpus Christi John Gilger 361-825-34 I 0 361-825-3218 tamucc.edu UT Martin Joe Lofaro 90 1-587-7632 901-587-7624 utmsports.com Wright State Bob Noss 937-775-2816 937-775-2818 wsuraiders.com Xavier Torn Eiser 5 ]3-745-34 16 513-745-2825 xavier.edu Eagle Travel George Mason (Nov. 21-23) Hotel (Dec. 28): Embassy Suites, Tenn., 901-885-8850 Hotel: Hyatt, 12777 Fair Lakes 1 LO W. Washington St., Indianapo­ Hotel (Jan. 30): Amerihost Inn, 1210 Circle, Fairfax, Va., 703-653-6051 lis, Ind., 3 17-236-1800 North 12th, Munay, Ky., 270-759- Hotel (Dec. 29): Quality Hotel & 5910 Marshall (Nov. 29) Suites, 4747 Montgomery Rd., 513- No overnight stay 366-3834 Eastern Illinois/Southeast Mis­ souri (Feb. 18-22) IPFW (Dec. 12-13) Samford/Jacksonville State Hotel (Feb. 18-19): Fairfield Inn, Hotel: Signature Inn, 1734 W. Wash­ (Jan. 21-25) 206 McFall Rd., Mattoon, Ill., 217- ington Center Rd., Ft Wayne, lnd., Airline: Delta 234-2355 260-489-5554 Hotel (Jan. 21-22): Ameri Suites, Hotel (Feb. 20-2 1): Drury Lodge, 4686 Hwy 280 E, Birmingham, Ala., 104 S. Vantage St., Cape Girardeau, Indiana (Dec. 22-23) 205-995-9242 Mo., 573-334-7151 Hotel: Hampton Inn, 2100 N. Wal­ Hotel (Jan. 23-24): Victoria Inn, nut St., Bloomington, l□d. , 812-334- 1604 Quintard Ave., Anniston, Ala., Eastern Kentucky (Feb. 24) 2 100 256-236-0503 No overnight stay

Notre Dame/Xavier (Dec. 27-30) UT Martin/Murray State Tennessee Tech (Feb. 27-28) Hotel (Dec. 27): Marriott, 123 N. (Jan. 28-31) Hotel: Comfort Suites, I 035 Inter­ Joseph St., South Bend, Ind., 574- Hotel (Jan. 28-29): Hampton Inn, state Dr., Cookeville, Tenn., 931- 234-2000 2201 Reelfoot Ave., U11ion City, 372-1881

70 Morehead State University Randy Stacy Brad Laux Chuck Sports Assistant Information Sports Mraz Director lnformation "The Voice oft he Director Eagles"

Stacy begins his 17th season as sports Laux is in h is sixth year as MSU's Veteran sportscaster Chuck Mraz will information director. assistant sports information director. again serve as "The Voice of the Eagles" Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Morehead A oati ve of Springfield, Va., be spent on the Eagle Sports Network. Mraz is State University, is a former assistant three years as a graduate assistant at Ten­ assistant news director and sports direc­ sports information director at the nessee and three years as an intern at tor at Morehead State Public Radio and Uni versity of Kentucky. George Mason. He received his master's WMKY, Morehead State's 50,000-watt The 48-year-o.l d Stacy served as from UT in sp orts administration in campus radio station. He has won nu­ men's spor ts information director at 1998. He holds a bachelor's degree from merous awards for his news and sports MSU for a brief time in 1977 before UNC Greensboro. Laux is married the reporting, including being named Ken­ assuming the SID at Tennessee Tech. former Ginny Johnson. tucky Sportscaster of the Year. The native of Carr Creek, Ky., and graduate of Carr Creek High School Eagle Sports Network (now Knott County Central), also served Broadcasts of all Morehead State as a graduate assistant in the Office of Brenda sporting events on the Eagle Sports Public fnfon11ation and was a news and Kissinger Network in 2003-04 will be produced sports reporter at WMKY raruo while in partnership by the MSU Athletic at MSU. Secretary Specialist Department and Gateway Radio Stacy is a member of College Sports Works, Inc., owners of radio stations In formation Director s of America WIVY-FM, WKCA-FM and (CoSIDA), the Morehead Optimist Club WMST-AM. The flagship station for and EUiottville Baptist Church. He is Eagle footbaJl, Eagle basketball and married to the former Jeanetta Caudill. Kissinger is in her 18th year as sec­ Lady Eagle basketball will be WIVY­ They have two sons, Brad and Jared. retary in the sports information office FM (96.3). Stations interested in and assists w ith a ll facets of the network affiliation can contact MSU department's op erations. SID Randy Stacy (606-783-2500).

For curr,ent news, stats, schedules and more, visit www.msuea.g!es.corn

2003-04 Eagle Basketball,,, ------71 Mission Statement -

Dear Friends: Morehead State University is commilled to upholding the highest integrity within all procedures and practices of the athletic department. We are pleased to publish this note as a reference to understanding often confusing NCAA regulations. The NCAA defines "representatives of athletic interests" as alumni, friends and boosters of the U ni versity. All member institutions are held accountable for their representatives' actions. One violation could jeopardize the eligibility of any or all Eagle Athletic programs. As a genera.I rule, anyone who has fi nru1cially supported Eagle Athletics, been a member of any booster organization, or who has supported Eagle Athletics is considered a "representative" of Eagle Athletics. If anyone has questions regarding these types of relationships, please contact Bria□ Hutchinson, Associate Di.rector of Athletics (606) 783-2593. Prospective student-athletes can be defined as a student who has started classes in the ninth grade or any younger student­ athlete who has received a benefit from the insti tution. These individuals may only be recruited by MSU coaches who have passed the NCAA Recruiting Rules Exam.ination. While "representatives" of Eagle Athletics may speak to any of these individuals via telephone or in person, a recruiting effort must not be made. Also, no student-athlete or prospective student­ athlete may receive any extra benefit outside of the support provided by the institution. For any questions regarding this description, please contact Jim Wells, Compliance and Educatjonal Services Director (606) 783-5136. These are certainly not all the regulations any "representative" of Eagle Athletics must remember. However, they provide a good outline of the typ es of things that could endanger the eligibility of any MSU Athletics prognm. Again, feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Thanks again for your support of Morehead State Athletics.

Sincerely,

Jinl We lls Brian Hutchinson Compliance and Educational Services Director Associate Di.rector of Athletics

Morehead State University Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement

Morehead State University believes 1hat lntercollef!,iate Athletics is an integral part of the U11iversity and that a broad­ based intercollegiate athletics program encourages student participation and involvement in the total life of the University. in addition, intercollegiate athletic programs play a positive role by supporting the academic and public service missions of the University.

-Each athletics program shall be conducted in a ma.oner that protects the physical, mental, emotional, and social welfare of each student-athlete. -Each student-athlete, through academic counseling and individual assistance, shall be encouraged toward completion of degree requirements and graduation. -Each athletics program shall adhere to the principles of fair play and amateur competition as defined by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Ohio Valley Conference. -Each athletics program shall be administered at the highest level that the University's resources wi U a llow so that each studeot-alhJete wilJ have the opportuJlity to compete to the fullest extent of his or her ability. -The athletics programs at Morehead State University shall make every effort to educate and serve the student-athletes of the University's pri mary service area and their respective educational institutions. ,The athletics program wi ll accommodate student's interests and abilities in a manner that is nondiscriminator y to bot11 sexes and reasonable wi t11 the University's resources. -The athletics program shall adhere lo the University's Af6nnative Action Plan promoting equal opportunity for all employees and students, as well as applicants for employment and student participation.

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