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2003-2004 Eagle Basketball Team Dear Student Athlete: J welcome you to Morehead State University and take great pride in introducing our 2003-2004 Eagle Basketball 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
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