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“Consistency,” game. He also had the fi fth-best free-throw percentage in the league once told the Philadelphia at .834. As an acknowledgement of his superb off ensive performance, Daily News. “For me, that was Greer was named to the All-NBA Second Team at season’s end. the thing … I would like to Syracuse fi nished second in the Eastern Division with a 48-32 record, be remembered as a great, then lost to the Cincinnati Royals in the division semifi nals. consistent player.” The Nationals changed ownership after the 1962-63 season and Over the course of the 15 NBA moved to Philadelphia for 1963-64, to be reborn as the Philadelphia seasons turned in by the slight, 76ers. The new surroundings seemed to suit Greer just fi ne. He settled soft-spoken Hall of Fame guard into a seven-year stretch in which he averaged at least 20 points from West Virginia, consistency in each season. He made the All-NBA Second Team in six of those was indeed the thing. He turned years and played in the All-Star Game in all seven campaigns. Greer’s Marshall Great Hal Greer Marshall Great in quality performances almost production was aided by the arrival of during the every night, scoring 19.2 points 1964-65 season. “When you have Wilt, you don’t work as hard to get per game during his career, your shot,” Greer told one writer. playing in 1,122 games, and racking up 21,586 points (14th on the If Chamberlain was the team’s go-to-guy, then Greer was its all-time list). He remained with the same franchise throughout his quarterback, the man who made the action happen. But he wasn’t career, starting with Syracuse in 1958 and then moving with the fl ashy or fl amboyant and didn’t attract much attention from the Nationals when they became the in 1963. He was media. In fact, one Herald-Tribune sportswriter claimed that “if there an All-Star for 10 straight seasons and a seven-time member of the were an award given for a player who is most respected by All-NBA Second Team. He was also the second-leading scorer on insiders, while getting the minimum public appreciation, Greer could Philadelphia’s vaunted championship team of 1966-67. win hands down.” Harold Everett “Hal” Greer grew up in Huntington, West Virginia, One of Greer’s strong points was his jump shot. His favorite spot where he starred for Douglas High School. The fi rst African-American to hit from was inside the top of the key. His one-time coach, Alex to receive a scholarship at Marshall College and the fi rst to play Hannum, said Greer could sink that shot about 70 percent of the time intercollegiate athletics in the state of West Virginia, he averaged and encouraged him to take it whenever he had the opportunity. “Hal’s 19.4 points in his three varsity seasons. He was an all-conference quickness enables him to free himself for the moment of daylight that selection in 1957 and 1958, and an All-American pick in 1958. After he needs,” Hannum said. “He’s so good on his jumper that it startles being selected by the Syracuse Nationals in the second round of the you when he misses.” 1958 NBA Draft, Greer came to his fi rst training camp as a skinny kid who lacked confi dence. But in his fi rst season Greer already showed the skills that would Hal Greer - along with NBA legends such as eventually make him a star: a deadly jump shot, quick penetrations Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Michael Jordan to the basket, and tenacious defense. He came off the bench for 11.1 and Larry Bird - was named one of the 50 points per game in 1958-59, shooting .454 from the fi eld and .778 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1996. He from the line. His fi eld-goal percentage was the fourth-highest mark averaged 19 points, fi ve rebounds, and four in the NBA that year. assists in his professional career. In 1959-60 Greer shot even better from the fi eld, hitting at a .476 clip to place second in the league. Syracuse fi nished with a 45-30 record but was eliminated in the fi rst round of the playoff s by the Greer played a major role on what many feel was the greatest team Philadelphia Warriors. of all time, the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers. That squad, which also In 1960-61, his third NBA season, Greer moved into a starting role included Chamberlain, , , Wally Jones, and emerged as a star. He raised his production to 19.6 points per and Lucious Jackson, romped to a 68-13 record, the best in league game and earned his fi rst trip to the NBA All-Star Game. He ranked history until the Los Angeles Lakers went 69-13 in 1971-72. second on the team in scoring to Dolph Schayes, who averaged 23.6 The Sixers, who won 45 of their fi rst 49 games, rolled through the points. The Nationals made it through the Eastern Division Semifi nals postseason, fi nally defeating the San Francisco Warriors in six games in but were demolished in the division fi nals by the , four the 1967 NBA Finals. For the season, Greer contributed 22.1 points per games to one. game, second on the club to Chamberlain’s 24.1. Greer then stepped Greer averaged 22.8 points the next year, adding 7.4 rebounds and up his game in the postseason, pouring in 27.7 points per contest. 4.4 assists per contest. With injuries limiting Schayes to 56 games, “It was a beautiful, beautiful season,” Greer told the Philadelphia Greer took over the team’s scoring mantle. He ranked 13th in the Daily News. “We had everything. We knew we were going to win most NBA in scoring and ninth in free-throw percentage (.819). In the 1962 of our games - it was just a matter of by how much.” NBA All-Star Game, Greer racked up a team-high nine assists - one Greer saved his fi nest individual performance of his career for the more than the legendary Bob Cousy - and hauled in 10 rebounds, just following year, 1967-68. He shot a career-best .478 from the fi eld and two fewer than another legend, Bill Russell. Greer led the Nationals averaged 24.1 points, fi fth best in the NBA. In the 1968 All-Star Game to the playoff s, where they fell to Warriors in the Eastern Division he was 8-for-8 from the fi eld and tossed in 5-of-7 attempts Semifi nals. in only 17 minutes to lead the East to a 144-124 victory at Madison The smooth guard broke into the ranks of the top 10 NBA scorers Square Garden. His 21 points included a record 19 in one quarter and in 1962-63 by garnering 1,562 points, an average of 19.5 points per earned him the game’s MVP Award.

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accomplish in basketball. The most important was to buy a new, shiny Marshall Great Hal Greer car, the kind that players who grew up in small towns often dreamed Greer was inducted into the Naismith about. In descending order, the other goals were to be an All-Star, to Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1982. win an NBA Championship, and to get into the Hall of Fame. While most NBA players achieve Greer’s fi rst goal quite easily, few accomplish The Sixers had another sensational year in 1967-68, fi nishing with a even one of the other three. 62-20 record, eight games ahead of second-place Boston int he Eastern Greer did it by virtue of a solid, workmanlike approach to the game Division. But in the division fi nals against the Celtics, Philadelphia blew that few players could emulate even then, and that even fewer could a two-game series lead, losing to Boston in seven games. probably maintain today. “Hal Greer always came to play,” Dolph Philadelphia traded Chamberlain to the Los Angeles Lakers before Schayes told the Philadelphia Daily News after Greer was inducted the 1968-69 season, and although the Sixers remained competitive into the Hall of Fame. “He came to practice the same way, to every they dropped from serious title contention. After a 55-27 regular team function the same way. Every bus and plane and train, he was season, Philadelphia managed just one postseason victory in a fi ve- on time. Hal Greer punched the clock. Hal Greer brought the lunch game conference semifi nal series agaisnt Boston. Billy Cunningham pail.” (24.8 ppg) and Greer (23.1 ppg) picked up some of Chamberlain’s *Courtesy of NBA.com (special thanks to Steve Alic) scoring load, ranking third and seventh in the league, respectively. Greer had his last All-Star season in 1969-70, averaging 22.0 points for a Sixers team that dropped to 42-40 and fourth place in the Eastern Division. Still going strong at age 33, Greer helped the franchise to its 12th playoff visit in his 12 seasons. It was a short trip, however, as Philadelphia lost to the Milwaukee Bucks in a fi ve- game conference semifi nal series. Greer played three more seasons for the Sixers, his production and playing time dropping steadily each year. In his fi nal season, 1972-73, Greer also served as the team’s assistant coach. He split time between the bench and the court, appearing in 38 games and averaging just 5.6 points. At season’s end he retired, ending an illustrious 15- year playing career. At the time of his retirement Greer had appeared in more games (1,122) than any other player in NBA history. His 21,586 career points ranked among the all-time top 10, as did his totals for minutes played, fi eld goals attempted, and fi eld goals made. His eff orts earned him a place on the NBA 50th Anniversary All-Time Team in 1996. Greer believed that in order to succeed in the NBA a player had to keep learning and adjusting. The advice he once gave to young players reveals something of his philosophy toward the game: “Each player should try to improve,” he said. “Each game, each minute, each time on the fl oor, you should try to learn something diff erent. That was the way I went about things.” During his induction speech after being elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1982, Greer said that before he entered the NBA in 1958 there were four things he wanted to

HAL GREER’S CAREER STATISTICS Level games fgm-a fg% ftm-a ft% pts avg rebs avg ast avg Collegiate Totals 71 531-974 .545 315-415 .759 1,377 19.4 765 10.8 n/a n/a NBA Totals 1,122 8,504-18,811 .452 4,578-5,717 .801 21,586 19.2 5,665 5.0 4,540 4.0 NBA Playoff Totals 92 705-1,657 .425 466-574 .812 1,876 20.4 505 5.5 393 4.3 NBA All-Star Game Totals 10 47-102 .461 26-37 .703 120 12.0 45 4.5 28 2.8

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Henderson Center Year-by-Year Attendance Year Games MU Rec. Win % Attend. Avg. Year Games MU Rec. Win % Attend. Avg. 2007-08 17 13-4 76.5% 85,710 5,042 1993-94 12 8-4 66.7% 48,765 4,064 2006-07 14 9-5 64.3% 49,617 3,544 1992-93 13 12-1 92.3% 64,236 4,941 2005-06 13 7-6 53.8% 52,657 4,051 1991-92 13 4-9 30.8% 60,771 4,675 2004-05 12 4-8 33.3% 48,060 4,005 1990-91 13 7-6 53.8% 87,409 6,724 2003-04 13 8-5 61.5% 57,637 4,434 1989-90 13 9-4 69.2% 86,105 6,623 2002-03 14 11-3 78.6% 53,828 3,845 1988-89 13 9-4 69.2% 84,509 6,501 2001-02 14 10-4 71.4% 68,084 4,863 1987-88 15 14-1 93.3% 127,389 8,493 2000-01 14 13-1 92.9% 83,125 5,938 1986-87 15 14-1 93.3% 131,328 8,755 1999-00 15 13-2 86.7% 74,393 4,960 1985-86 15 14-1 93.3% 133,733 8,916 1998-99 14 11-3 78.6% 73,305 5,236 1984-85 16 10-6 62.5% 136,663 8,541 1997-98 13 10-3 76.9% 60,204 4,631 1983-84 15 15-0 100.0% 131,992 8,799 1996-97 12 12-0 100.0% 60,453 5,038 1982-83 16 14-2 87.5% 99,910 6,244 1995-96 13 11-2 84.6% 72,106 5,547 1981-82 15 12-3 80.0% 117,680 7,845 1994-95 12 9-3 75.0% 78,154 6,513 TOTAL (27 yrs.) 374 283-91 75.7% 2,227,823 5,957

Notable Moments Feb. 18, 1984 Shot “Herd” Round The World A crowd of 10,705 - the largest in Cam Henderson Center Feb. 7, 1985 - Marshall basketball player Bruce Morris makes the history - watched Marshall down The Citadel, 85-71. “shot HERD round the world” against Appalachian State. Morris’ desperation Thundering Herd fans showed up in record numbers during shot from 89’10” swished as the buzzer the 1984-85 season, giving Marshall an average attendance sounded to end the fi rst half. of 8,539 over 16 home dates. Today, a pair of footprints on the Cam Henderson Center court marks the spot where the shot was taken from.

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Steals 3- Field Goals 7 - Willie Bland, Louisiana Tech (12/14/84) 19 - Marshall vs. Morehead State (12/14/96) 7 - Bruce Morris, Marshall vs. Davidson (2/16/85) Southern Conference Record 7 - David Wade, Marshall vs. VMI (1/4/82) 7 - David Wade, Marshall vs. Davidson (1/23/82) Rebounds 7 - Sidney Coles, Marshall vs. Ga. Southern (2/26/96) 62 - Marshall vs. CCNY (12/28/82)

3-Point Field Goals Fouls 15 - Keith Veney, Marshall vs. Morehead State (12/14/96) 34 - Delaware State vs. Marshall (1/2/85) NCAA Record By Marshall: 30 - vs. Bowling Green (2/26/00)

Miscellaneous Games/Wins/Losses Records (All Games)

Most Games Played vs Single Opponent Most Wins vs Single Opponent Most Losses vs Single Opponent 108 - Charleston (W.Va.) 85 - Charleston (W.Va.) 50 - Ohio 93 - Ohio 49 - Morehead State 47 - Miami (Ohio) 92 - Morehead State 43 - Ohio 43 - Morehead State 75 - Miami (Ohio) 32 - Appalachian State, VMI 32 - Kent State 54 - Toledo, Kent State, Bowling Green 30 - Western Michigan 30 - Bowling Green

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When Marshall basketball is mentioned, there is one man who must be discussed - coach Cam Henderson, the man that Marshall’s modern home is named in honor of. In 20 seasons as a head coach at Marshall, Henderson won 358 games while losing only 158 (.694). The “old man” won 611 games and lost only 245 in 35 years of collegiate coaching and still stands as the winningest coach in Marshall history. Henderson revolutionized with his “rule” fast break and zone defense. Another Henderson fi rst was the “King” warmup drill made famous by the Harlem Globetrotters. All told, Henderson recorded 18 winning seasons, one losing, and one

The Legendary Cam Henderson Legendary Cam The break even season, with the losing year being his fi rst at Marshall. He set a school record of 14 consecutive winning seasons from 1936-37 to 1949-50. His 1946-47 squad won the NAIB National Championship with a 32-5 record. Other Henderson era highlights include: winning the 1947-48 Los Angeles Invitational over Syracuse, stopping Long Island’s national CCamam HHendersonenderson record 40-consecutive wins streak in 1949-50, and posting wins over such notable programs as Tennessee (3), Colorado (3), South Carolina, Dayton (17) and BYU. Cam Henderson Notables: • In 1946-47, Henderson’s Marshall squad won the NAIB National Championship with a 32-5 record and a string of 17 consecutive wins. • Henderson revolutionized college basketball with the invention of the “rule” fast break and zone defense. • Another Henderson fi rst was the “King” warmup drill made famous by the Harlem Globetrotters. • Henderson led Marshall to wins over Tennessee (3), South Carolina, Hawaii, Brigham Young and Colorado (3) in his career. • Henderson holds the school records for wins in a career (358), most games coached (516), most years coaching (20) and most wins in a single season (32). • Henderson was inducted into the West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 1956. • Henderson was inducted into the Helms Athletic Foundation NAIB National Hall of Fame in 1952. • Henderson was named to the Citizens Athletic Foundation College Basketball Hall of Fame in 1974. • Henderson coached some of the greatest names in Marshall basketball history. His players include such legends as: Charlie Slack, Andy Tonkovich, Walt Walowac, , Hal Greer, Bill Toothman, Gene James and Bill Hall.

Following three years of research, Witek & sports. Recruiting his players from coal fi elds Novak, the creators of “Ashes to Glory,” released and steel mills, from family farms and Indian the Emmy-award winning DVD entitled “Cam reservations, he gave poor country boys their Henderson: A Coach’s Story.” Released in only chance at a better life through sports, and March of 2007, “Cam Henderson” looks at the by so doing, propelled Davis & Elkins and Mar- life of West Virginia’s greatest coach, who in- shall College into the national spotlight. Break- vented basketball’s zone defense and fast break. ing the color line in West Virginia by recruiting The program features extremely rare footage Hal Greer was his fi nal major achievement. of Henderson in action--the only fi lm of its kind To tell Henderson’s story and dispel the many that has survived. These unique clips, both rumors surrounding him, Witek & Novak visited in color and black and white, were obtained 25 libraries and conducted dozens of interviews from private collectors and have not been seen with former Henderson athletes, acquaintances, publicly in over fi fty years. Practically all fi lms and historians. What emerged is a vivid portrait of Henderson that originally appeared on local of a stoic and misunderstood man who died television have been lost or discarded. from complications brought about by diabetes. Against all odds, Henderson beat bigger, In April of 2007, “Cam Henderson,” in addition stronger, nationally-ranked teams year after to its Emmy, was honored with a fi rst place “A COACH’S STORY” year for the colleges he served as coach of all platinum award at Worldfest-Houston.

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What’s in a name? “Thundering Herd” has long been recognized by sports The Thundering Herd Nickname enthusiasts as one of the great, distinctive nicknames in college athletics. But on several occasions throughout Marshall’s history other nicknames have been suggested and, on occasion, been hung on the school. The fi rst nickname of record is Indians, a moniker bestowed upon the pre-1900 athletic teams. By 1903, sparked by the color of team uniforms, Big Green began to be used in reference to Marshall athletics. Criticized by some from its inception as being boring, Big Green was soon ripe for replacement. When The Herald-Dispatch sportswriter Duke Ridgley referred to some a late-1920s squad as a Thundering Herd, after a then-current movie based on the 1925 Zane Grey novel of the same name, it caught on quickly. Both Thundering Herd and Big Green have been used in reference to Marshall ever since. It didn’t take long, however, for Thundering Herd to draw criticism as well. Some folks thought it inappropriate since it came with connotations of the western plains and didn’t represent West Virginia or founding father John Marshall. One suggested nickname, which never caught on, would have honored John Marshall by calling the school’s teams the Judges. Huntington Advertiser sportswriter Doug Freutal (perhaps to combat the notoriety competitor Ridgley received for “Thundering Herd”?) in 1933 started calling Marshall teams the Boogercats (referring to Scotland’s Bogie Cats, a “fl eet, elusive, courageous” animal) and some other scribes followed in using that nickname. Freutal complained that Thundering Herd made one think of “cows stampeding down a country road,” but many people thought Boogercats stirred up worse images than that. ▲ Marshall’s mascot, Marco (an American Bison), won the national The Boogercat controversy sparked the Marshall alumni association to championship for college mascots in 1992. hold a special meeting, in which a vote was taken to refer to the school teams as the Thundering Herd for the time being – but that a study should be undertaken to fi nd a mascot that had a connection with the school or West Virginia. Despite Freutal’s attempts to keep Boogercat alive for the next couple of years, Thundering Herd and Big Green remained the commonly used nicknames until 1958. That year the Marshall student body, without input from the faculty, administration or alumni, decided that two nicknames wouldn’t do and held a vote to settle the issue. Along with Thundering Herd and Big Green, one group of students bought a turkey as a suggested mascot and promoted the name Green Gobblers. The students voted on Big Green as the nickname, but the media continued to use Thundering Herd to refer to the teams. In the fall of 1964 Marshall president Stewart Smith appointed a faculty- student committee to suggest a more permanent nickname, feeling that Big Green denoted no action and was not appropriately symbolic. The nine-member committee narrowed its fi eld to Big Green, Thundering Herd and Rams, which had been suggested by Huntington businessman Leonard Samworth, a past president of the alumni association. On January 5, 1965, over 85 percent of the Marshall students picked Thundering Herd above the others and chose the buff alo as the offi cial mascot and green and white as the offi cial school colors. The athletic fundraising organization took on the name Big Green, and Rams was left by the wayside along with Judges, Indians and, of course, Boogercats.

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Team Records Marshall Single-Season Points Leaders Player ...... Pts...... Year VICTORIES Skip Henderson ...... 804 ...... 1987-88 season_____ 32 ______1946-47 John Taft ...... 764 ...... 1990-91 Leo Byrd ...... 704 ...... 1958-59 John Taft ...... 701 ...... 1988-89 POINTS Walt Walowac ...... 698 ...... 1952-53 game_____ 131 ______vs. Old Dominion (2/27/68) George Stone ...... 684 ...... 1966-67 season___2,683 ______1987-88 Russell Lee ...... 659 ...... 1970-71 Skip Henderson ...... 652 ...... 1986-87 ATTEMPTS LaVerne Evans ...... 635 ...... 1983-84 game_____ 123 ______vs. Boston College (12/29/55) John Brannen ...... 605 ...... 1996-97 season___2,288 ______1971-72 Russell Lee ...... 602 ...... 1971-72 Leo Byrd ...... 599 ...... 1957-58 Tamar Slay ...... 597 ...... 1999-00 FIELD GOALS MADE George Stone ...... 592 ...... 1967-68 game______55 ______vs. Old Dominion (2/27/68) Ronald Blackshear ...... 589 ...... 2002-03 season___1,044 ______1971-72 John Taft ...... 584 ...... 1989-90 Skip Henderson ...... 584 ...... 1984-85 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Tyrone Phillips ...... 581 ...... 1992-93 game_____.662 ______vs. Charleston — 49-of-74 (12/19/88) Walt Walowac ...... 579 ...... 1951-52 Keith Veney ...... 575 ...... 1996-97 season____.532 ______946-of-1777 (1986-87) Bunny Gibson ...... 572 ...... 1977-78 Bill Hall ...... 572 ...... 1945-46 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Tamar Slay ...... 567 ...... 2001-02 game______41 ______vs. Morehead State (12/14/96) Hal Greer ...... 567 ...... 1957-58

Team Records • Single-Season Leaders Records Points Team season____ 693 ______1994-95 Russell Lee ...... 554 ...... 1969-70 Keith Veney ...... 550 ...... 1995-96 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Bill Hall ...... 550 ...... 1946-47 Walt Walowac ...... 548 ...... 1953-54 game______19 ______vs. Morehead State (12/14/96) John Milhoan ...... 537 ...... 1959-60 season____ 284 ______1995-96 Shawn Moore ...... 536 ...... 1994-95 Skip Henderson ...... 534 ...... 1985-86 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Randy Noll ...... 528 ...... 1972-73 game______55 ______vs. Kent State (1/28/56) Tom Langfi tt ...... 509 ...... 1964-65 season____ 999 ______1983-84 J.R. VanHoose ...... 508 ...... 1999-00 Charlie Slack ...... 497 ...... 1955-56 Cebe Price ...... 496 ...... 1954-55 FREE THROWS MADE Andy Tonkovich...... 494 ...... 1945-46 game______40 ______vs. Kent State (1/28/56) Cebe Price ...... 488 ...... 1955-56 season____ 643 ______1983-84 Jim Davidson ...... 479 ...... 1966-67 Bob Redd ...... 477 ...... 1966-67 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Tom Curry ...... 468 ...... 1987-88 game____1.000 ______vs. Davidson — 31-of-31 (12/17/79) Tamar Slay ...... 466 ...... 2000-01 season____.790 ______479-of-608 (1957-58) Dwayne Lewis ...... 465 ...... 1986-87 Cebe Price ...... 465 ...... 1956-57 Bill Francis...... 463 ...... 1964-65 REBOUNDS Randy Noll ...... 455 ...... 1971-72 game______88 ______vs. St. Peter’s (12/8/71) Mike D’Antoni ...... 453 ...... 1971-72 season___1,481 ______1966-67 Hal Greer ...... 453 ...... 1956-57 J.R. VanHoose ...... 450 ...... 2001-02 ASSISTS Shawn Moore ...... 450 ...... 1993-94 game______38 ______vs. South Carolina (12/1/80) Markel Humphrey ...... 449 ...... 2006-07 George Stone ...... 447 ...... 1965-66 season____ 583 ______1951-52 J.R. VanHoose ...... 448 ...... 2000-01 Paul Underwood ...... 446 ...... 1955-56 BLOCKED SHOTS Bunny Gibson ...... 442 ...... 1978-79 game______13 ______vs. Charleston (11/17/00) Bob Koontz ...... 440 ...... 1949-50 season____ 145 ______1989-90 George Washington ...... 438 ...... 1978-79 Greg Young ...... 436 ...... 1976-77 PERSONAL FOULS Mark Dorris ...... 435 ...... 2006-07 Jule Rivlin ...... 434 ...... 1937-38 game______41 ______vs. Ohio (12/14/91) Tom Curry ...... 433 ...... 1985-86 season____ 795 ______1984-85 Bob Redd ...... 432 ...... 1965-66 Bill Toothman ...... 431 ...... 1947-48 POINTS AVERAGE James Campbell ...... 421 ...... 1979-80 season____93.2 ______1955-56 Danny D’Antoni ...... 420 ...... 1968-69 Mark Patton ...... 417 ...... 2005-06 POINTS (TWO TEAMS) Jim Davidson ...... 417 ...... 1967-68 Mickey Sydenstricker ...... 417 ...... 1961-62 game_____ 253 ______vs. Western Michigan, 127-126 2OT Dave Miller ...... 412 ...... 1976-77 (12/20/99) Ronald Blackshear ...... 411 ...... 2001-02 Bill James ...... 411 ...... 1972-73 Mark Dorris ...... 408 ...... 2007-08 Andy Tonkovich...... 408 ...... 1946-47 Tom Curry ...... 407 ...... 1986-87 George Washington ...... 406 ...... 1980-81 Marvin Black ...... 403 ...... 2003-04 John Brannen ...... 403 ...... 1995-96

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Individual Records POINTS ASSISTS game 55 __Skip Henderson vs. The Citadel (3/4/88) game 18 __Greg White vs. CCNY (12/8/79) season 804 __Skip Henderson (1987-88) season 241 __Mike D’Antoni (1971-72) career 2,574 __Skip Henderson (1984-88) career 701 __Greg White (1977-81)

SCORING AVERAGE STEALS season 29.3 __Leo Byrd (1958-59) game 10 __Shawn Moore vs. East Tenn. State (1/29/94) career 23.9 __Russell Lee (1969-72) season 75 __Sidney Coles (1995-96) career 208 __Skip Henderson (1984-88) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS game 39 __George Stone vs. Toledo (2/10/68) BLOCKED SHOTS season 640 __Walt Walowac (1951-52) game 9 __Latece Williams vs. Charleston (11/17/00) career 2,225 __Walt Walowac (1950-54) 9 __Omar Roland vs. UT Chattanooga (1/13/90) season 101 __Omar Roland (1989-90) FIELD GOALS MADE career 148 __Omar Roland (1988-90) game 22 __Bunny Gibson vs. UT Chattanooga (1/30/78) season 291 __Skip Henderson (1987-88) PERSONAL FOULS career 1,000 __Skip Henderson (1984-88) season 111 __Luke Gross (1991-92) career 390 __Tom Curry (1984-88) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE season .633 __Rodney Holden (1986-87) CONSECUTIVE FT MADE career .587 __Ty Collins (1970-73) 52 __Bunny Gibson (1976-78)

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS game 25 __Keith Veney vs. Morehead State (12/14/96) season 320 __Keith Veney (1996-97) career 650 __Tamar Slay (1998-02)

3-POINT FG MADE game 15 __Keith Veney vs. Morehead St. (12/14/96) NCAA Record season 130 __Keith Veney (1996-97) career 251 __Tamar Slay (1998-02)

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE game* 1.000 __Scott Williams vs. UT-Chattanooga (5-for-5; 1/13/90) season .484 __Malik Hightower (1994-95) career .436 __Brent Vincent (1990-91) *min. 4 attempts

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS game 25 __Walt Walowac vs. Ohio (12/15/53) season 266 __Leo Byrd (1958-59) career 734 __John Taft (1987-91)

FREE THROWS MADE game 18 __John Taft vs. Southern Miss (12/28/88) season 220 __Leo Byrd (1958-59) career 525 __John Taft (1987-91)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE game 1.000 __LaVerne Evans vs. UT Chattanooga (14-for-14; 3/4/84) season .944 __Bunny Gibson (1977-78) career .896 __Bunny Gibson (1975-79)

REBOUNDS game 43 __Charlie Slack vs. Morris Harvey (1/12/54) Keith Veney made an NCAA record 15 three-point- season 538 __Charlie Slack (1954-55) ers versus Morehead State in the Henderson Center career 1,916 __Charlie Slack (1952-56) on Dec. 14, 1996, a mark he still holds at the Divi- sion I level. He is also the Herd’s second all-time AVERAGE leading three-point shooter, despite only playing season 25.6 __Charlie Slack (1954-55) two years at MU. NCAA Record career 21.8 __Charlie Slack (1952-56)

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HIGHEST SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE Player ______Avg ______Games-Pts.______Year Leo Byrd ______29.3 ______24-704 ______1958-59 Walt Walowac ______29.1 ______24-698 ______1952-53 John Taft ______27.3 ______28-764 ______1990-91 Walt Walowac ______26.1 ______21-548 ______1953-54 John Taft ______26.0 ______27-701 ______1988-89 Russell Lee ______25.3 ______26-659 ______1970-71 Skip Henderson ______25.1 ______32-804 ______1987-88 Leo Byrd ______24.9 ______24-599 ______1957-58 George Stone ______24.4 ______28-684 ______1966-67 Russell Lee ______24.1 ______23-554 ______1969-70 George Stone ______23.7 ______25-592 ______1967-68 Cebe Price ______23.6 ______21-496 ______1954-55 Hal Greer ______23.6 ______24-567 ______1957-58 John Taft ______23.4 ______25-584 ______1989-90 John Milhoan ______23.3 ______23-537 ______1959-60 Charlie Slack ______22.6 ______22-497 ______1955-56 Tyrone Philips ______22.4 ______26-581 ______1992-93 Russell Lee ______22.3 ______27-602 ______1971-72 Walt Walowac ______22.3 ______26-579 ______1951-52 Single-Season Rebounding Leaders Scoring, Tom Langfi tt ______21.2 ______24-509 ______1964-65 Cebe Price ______21.2 ______23-488 ______1955-56 Skip Henderson ______21.0 ______31-652 ______1986-87 John Brannen ______20.9 ______29-605 ______1996-97 LaVerne Evans ______20.5 ______31-635 ______1983-84 Bunny Gibson ______20.4 ______28-572 ______1977-78 Bill Hall ______20.4 ______28-572 ______1945-46 LLeoeo ByrdByrd aaveragedveraged a sschool-recordchool-record 229.39.3 ppointsoints pperer ggameame dduringuring tthehe 11958-59958-59 sseason.eason. HIGHEST SINGLE-SEASON REBOUND AVERAGE Player ______Avg ______Games-Rebounds ______Year Charlie Slack ______*25.6 ______21-538 ______1954-55 Charlie Slack ______23.6 ______22-520 ______1955-56 Charlie Slack ______22.2 ______21-466 ______1953-54 Charlie Slack ______16.3 ______24-392 ______1952-53 Bob Burgess ______15.5 ______23-356 ______1959-60 Bob Allen ______14.2 ______25-354 ______1967-68 Bob Burgess ______14.2 ______22-312 ______1960-61 Bob Burgess ______13.9 ______22-305 ______1961-62 Bob Allen ______13.9 ______28-388 ______1966-67 Hal Greer ______13.8 ______24-332 ______1956-57 Randy Noll ______12.6 ______27-339 ______1971-72 Russell Lee ______12.4 ______26-322 ______1970-71 *NCAA Record

SINGLE-SEASON REBOUNDS RECORD Player ______Total ______Year Charlie Slack ______538 ______1954-55 Charlie Slack ______520 ______1955-56 Charlie Slack ______466 ______1953-54 Charlie Slack ______392 ______1952-53 Bob Allen ______388 ______1966-67 Bob Burgess ______356 ______1959-60 Bob Allen ______354 ______1967-68 Randy Noll ______339 ______1971-72 Hal Greer ______332 ______1956-57 Randy Noll ______329 ______1972-73 Russell Lee ______323 ______1971-72 Russell Lee ______322 ______1970-71 J.R. VanHoose ______319 ______2001-02 BBobob BBurgessurgess ppulledulled ddownown 335656 rreboundsebounds Dave Smith ______306 ______1970-71 dduringuring tthehe 11959-1960959-1960 sseasoneason

108 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Career Records 12. Bob Redd (1965-68) ______698 SSkipkip HHendersonenderson iiss tthehe HHerd’serd’s aall-timell-time lleadingeading sscorercorer wwithith 22,574,574 ppoints.oints. 13. Randy Noll (1971-73) ______667 14. David Wade (1980-84) ______651 15. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______647 16. George Washington (1978-82) ______634 17. Charlie Jones (1979-83) ______633 18. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______628 19. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______620

ASSISTS (Records not kept until 1970-71 except for the 1951-52 season) 1. Greg White (1977-81) ______701 2. Mike D’Antoni (1970-73) ______659 3. Sam Henry (1980-84) ______519 4. Cornelius Jackson (1998-01) ______518 5. Joe Hickman (1972-76) ______499 6. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______470 7. Jeff Battle (1981-85) ______431 8. A.W. Hamilton (2002-05) ______411 9. Travis Young (1997- 01) ______349 10. Andy Paul Williamson (1987-90) _____ 299 Career Records 12. Charlie Slack (1952-56) ______1,551 11. John Taft (1987-91) ______281 GAMES PLAYED 13. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______1,535 12. Sidney Coles (1996-97) ______267 1. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______125 14. Bob Koontz (1947-51) ______1,453 13. Tink Brown (1992-95) ______263 2. Rodney Holden (1984-88) ______117 15. Cebe Price (1953-56) ______1,449 14. Chris Ross (2005-07) ______259 Tre Whitted (2003-07) ______117 16. Bill Hall (1944-47) ______1,421 15. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______250 17. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______1,377 4. Ronny Dawn (2001-05) ______116 16. David Wade (1980-84) ______240 18. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______1,360 5. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______114 17. Harold Simmons (1989-93) ______235 19. Bill Toothman (1945-49) ______1,326 Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______114 18. Chris Gray (1994-98) ______209 20. Bob Redd (1965-68) ______1,295 Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______114 19. Bill James (1972-73) ______202 21. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______1,289 8. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______113 20. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______188 22. Travis Young (1997-01) ______1,277 Derrick Wright (1996-00) ______113 21. Jason Williams (1995-96) ______178 23. Bunny Gibson (1975-79) ______1,273 Greg White (1977-81) ______113 22. Monty Wright (1999-03) ______170 24. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______1,252 Sam Henry (1980-84) ______113 23. Bunny Gibson (1975-80) ______169 12. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______112 25. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______1,240 26. Mike D’Antoni (1970-73) ______1,227 24. Mark Dorris (2005-08) ______159 Harold Simmons (1989-93) ______112 Frank Martin (1991-94) ______159 14. Joda Burgess (1997-01) ______111 27. Paul Underwood (1954-57) ______1,198 28. Tom Langfi tt (1963-66) ______1,173 26. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______154 Chris Gray (1994-98) ______111 27. Jim Lamb (1950-52) ______152 John Humphrey (1985-89) ______111 29. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) _____1,154 28. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______151 David Wade (1980-84) ______111 30. David Wade (1980-84) ______1,137 29. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______150 George Washington (1978-82) ______111 31. Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______1,132 30. Joda Burgess (1997-01) ______147 Larry Watson (1978-82) ______111 32. Keith Veney (1995-97) ______1,125 31. Carlton King (1995-99 ) ______143 20. Charles Jones (1979-83) ______110 33. John Milhoan (1957-60) ______1,122 32. Tre Whitted (2003-07) ______139 21. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______107 34. Danny D’Antoni (1966-69) ______1,109 33. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______126 John Taft (1987-91) ______107 35. Jule Rivlin (1937-40) ______1,093 34. Ty Collins (1970-73) ______120 Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______107 36. Gene James (1943-47) ______1,092 35. Randy Noll (1971-73) ______118 24. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______106 37. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______1,053 25. Travis Young (1997-01) ______104 38. Ronald Blackshear (2001-03) ______1.034 36. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______112 Enoch Bunch (2000-05)______104 39. Greg White (1977-81) ______1,024 Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______112 27. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______98 40. Bob Wright (1947-49) ______1,019 38. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______109 28. LaVar Carter (2002-03) ______95 41. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______1,014 39. Tim Meadows (1974-76) ______105 Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______95 42. John Brannen (1995-97) ______1,008 40. Charlie Novak (1973-78) ______103 30. Mark Dorris (2005-08) ______90 43. Carlton King (1996-99) ______1,001 Joe Hickman (1972-76) ______90 44. Bob Burgess (1959-62) ______1,000 STEALS (Records not kept until 1975-76 season) POINTS REBOUNDS 1. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______208 1. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______2,574 1. Charlie Slack (1952-56) ______1,916 2. David Wade (1980-84) ______186 2. John Taft (1987-91) ______2,332 2. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______1,086 3. Travis Young (1997-01) ______173 3. Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______1,982 3. Bob Burgess (1959-62) ______973 4. Jeff Battle (1981-85) ______172 4. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______1,815 4. Bob Allen (1965-68) ______919 5. Sam Henry (1980-84) ______161 5. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______1,803 5. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______863 6. Tink Brown (1992-95) ______150 6. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______1,792 6. Rodney Holden (1984-88) ______812 7. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______142 7. George Stone (1965-68) ______1,723 7. Dave Smith (1968-71) ______789 Sidney Coles (1996-97) ______142 8. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______1,696 8. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______765 9. John Taft (1987-91) ______133 9. 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15. Michael Peck (1991-95) ______46 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 16. Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______45 (Minimum 500 Attempts) 17. Troy Grat (1993-95) ______41 1. Ty Collins (1970-73) _____ 58.7% (419-714) 18. Gerry Strickland (1988-89) ______39 2. Rodney Holden (1984-88) _ 58.6% (386-659) 19. Jeff Richardson (1982-86) ______39 3. Tom Curry (1984-88) ___ 56.7% (611-1,078) Larry Watson (1978-82) ______39 4. Joe Hickman (1972-76) __ 56.6% (382-675) 21. Jeff Guthrie (1984-86) ______38 5. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) _56.0% (664-1,185)

Career Records Career 22. John Brown (1995-96) ______37 6. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) _ 55.5% (490-883) 23. Ardo Armpalu (2000-04) ______36 7. Hal Greer (1955-58) _____ 54.5% (531-974) 8. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) _ 53.2% (534-1003) FIELD GOALS MADE 9. Dave Miller (1976-77) ____ 51.6% (299-579) 1. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______1,000 10. Larry Watson (1978-82) __ 51.5% (298-579) 2. John Taft (1987-91) ______811 11. Bob Burgess (1959-62) ___ 51.4% (258-502) 3. Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______792 12. Skip Henderson (1984-88) _ 50.9% (1,000-1,964) 4. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______739 13. Derrick Wright (1996-00) _ 50.3% (311-618) 5. George Stone (1965-68) ______709 14. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) __ 49.2% (612-1,244) 6. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______664 15. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) _ 49.1% (454-925) 7. George Washington (1978-82) ______631 16. Bunny Gibson (1975-80) __ 48.64% (537-1,104) OOmarmar RRolandoland iiss MMarshall’sarshall’s aall-timell-time 8. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______626 17. Greg Young (1976-78) __ 48.61% (368-757) bblockedlocked sshotshots lleadereader wwithith 1148.48. 9. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______612 18. Earl Williams (1974-76) ___ 48.4% (278-574) 10. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______611 19. Mark Patton (2002-06) ___ 48.2% (360-747) 11. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______593 Malik Hightower (1991-95) _ 48.2% (479-993) 13. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______116 12. Charlie Slack (1952-56) ______585 21. Randy Noll (1971-73) ___ 47.84% (411-859) 14. Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______112 13. Bunny Gibson (1975-80) ______537 22. Jack Freeman (1955-58) _ 47.81% (262-548) 15. Jeff Guthrie (1984-86) ______111 14. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______534 23. Harley Major (1976-78) __ 47.8% (317-663) 16. Carlton King (1995-99) ______110 15. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______531 24. Greg White (1977-81) ____ 47.7% (369-773) Malik Hightower(1991-95) ______110 16. Mike D’Antoni (1970-73) ______491 25. John Taft (1987-91) ____ 47.6% (811-1,704) 18. A.W. Hamilton (2002-05) ______107 17. Tom Langfi tt (1963-66) ______490 26. John Milhoan (1957-60) __ 47.5% (435-916) 19. Derrick Wright (1996-00) ______105 Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______490 George Washington (1978-82) ______105 19. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______486 FREE THROWS MADE 21. Chris Ross (2005-07) ______104 20. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______479 1. John Taft (1987-91) ______525 22. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______102 21. David Wade (1980-84) ______473 2. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______509 23. Rodney Holden (1984-88) ______101 22. Bob Redd (1965-68) ______470 3. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______472 24. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______100 23. Travis Young (1997-01) ______465 4. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______441 25. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______98 24. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______454 5. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______389 26. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______97 25. John Milhoan (1957-60) ______435 6. Charlie Slack (1952-56) ______381 27. Greg White (1977-81) ______96 26. Ty Collins (1970-73) ______419 7. Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______365 28. Chris Gray (1994-98) ______90 8. Bob Redd (1965-68) ______355 29. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______75 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 9. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______337 30. Sidney Coles (1995-96) ______70 1. Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______2,225 10. Cebe Price (1954-57) ______331 Frank Martin (1991-94) ______70 2. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______1,964 11. George Washington (1978-82) ______330 Tre Whitted (2003-07) ______70 3. John Taft (1987-91) ______1,704 12. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______315 33. Joda Burgess (1997-01) ______68 4. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______1,643 13. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______313 34. Barry Kincaid (1979-83) ______67 5. George Stone (1965-68) ______1,565 14. George Stone (1965-68) ______305 35. Andy Paul Williamson (1987-90) ______66 6. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______1,414 15. Danny D’Antoni (1966-69) ______301 36. Monty Wright (1999-03) ______61 7. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______1,364 16. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______298 37. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______59 8. George Washington (1978-82) _____1,333 17. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______291 38. Bunny Gibson (1975-80) ______58 9. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______1,244 18. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______289 Harley Major (1976-78) ______58 10. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______1,185 19. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______280 40. John Humphrey (1985-89) ______57 11. Tom Langfi tt (1963-66) ______1,158 20. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______268 12. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______1,112 21. Greg White (1977-81) ______260 BLOCKED SHOTS 13. Bunny Gibson (1975-80) ______1,104 22. John Milhoan (1957-60) ______252 (Records not kept until 1975-76 season) 14. Danny D’Antoni (1966-69) ______1,084 23. Paul Underwood (1954-57) ______250 1. Omar Roland (1988-90)______148 15. Mike D’Antoni (1970-73) ______1,081 24. Bill Francis (1962-65) ______239 2. Charles Jones (1979-83) ______140 16. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______1,078 25. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______221 3. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______138 17. Travis Young (1997-01) ______1,077 26. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______214 4. Derrick Wright (1996- 00) ______137 18. Rob Redd (1965-68) ______1,065 5. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______111 19. Charlie Slack (1952-56) ______1,061 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 6. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93 ) ______102 20. David Wade (1980-84) ______1,032 1. John Taft (1987-91) ______734 7. Latece Williams (2000-02) ______99 21. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______1,003 2. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______637 8. Jean Francois Bro Grebe (2005-08) ____ 81 22. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______993 3. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______630 9. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) ______74 23. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______974 4. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______625 10. Curtis Raymond (1993-95) ______61 24. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______925 5. Walt Walowac (1950-54) ______569 11. Carlton King (1995-99) ______56 25. John Milhoan (1957-60) ______916 6. LaVerne Evans (1980-84) ______566 12. LaVar Carter (2002-06) ______54 7. Tom Curry (1984-88) ______531 13. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______53 8. 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10. George Washington (1978-82) ______491 20. Doug Schieppe (1993-95) ______86 Career Records 11. Russell Lee (1969-72) ______473 21. A.W. Hamilton (2002-05) ______83 12. Cebe Price (1954-57) ______470 22. Scott Williams (1988-90) ______79 13. Tyrone Phillips (1989-93) ______428 23. Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______66 14. Hal Greer (1955-58) ______415 24. Brett Vincent (1990-91) ______65 15. Ken Lebanowski (1977-81) ______406 16. Jim Davidson (1966-69) ______402 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 17. Mark Patton (2002-06) ______395 1. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______650 18. Danny D’Antoni (1966-69) ______389 2. Keith Veney (1995-97) ______564 19. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______386 3. Joda Burgess (1997-01) ______541 20. David Wade (1980-84) ______375 4. Ronald Blackshear (2001-03) ______489 21. George Stone (1965-68) ______369 5. Tre Whitted (2003-07) ______471 22. Paul Underwood (1954-57) ______363 6. Travis Young (1997-01) ______466 23. Bob Burgess (1954-57) ______361 7. John Taft (1987-91) ______463 24. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______337 8. Ronny Dawn (2001-05) ______452 25. Rodney Holden (1984-88) ______326 9. John Brannen (1996-97) ______350 26. Andre Cunningham (1987-91) ______323 10. Frank Martin (1991-94) ______333 11. Mark Dorris (2005-08) ______325 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 12. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______321 (Minimum 200 attempts) JJohnohn TaftTaft iiss MMarshall’sarshall’s aall-timell-time 13. Cornelius Jackson (1998-01) ______301 1. Bunny Gibson (1975-79) _ 89.6% (207-231) ffreeree tthrowshrows lleader.eader. 14. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______291 2. Greg White (1977-81) ____ 86.4% (260-301) 15. Doug Schieppe (1993-95) ______277 3. Ronald Blackshear (2001-03) _ 85.1% (177-208) 28. Marvin Black (2002-04) __ 70.8% (211-298) 16. Carlton King (1995-99) ______274 4. John Milhoan (1957-60) __ 83.7% (252-301) 29. Skip Henderson (1984-88) 70.6% (441-625) 17. Harold Simmons (1989-93) ______271 5. George Stone (1965-68)__ 82.7% (305-369) Mark Dorris (2005-08) ___ 70.6% (207-293) 18. Joe Miles (2004-06) ______263 6. Malik Hightower (1991-95) _ 80.2% (235-293) 31. Cebe Price (1954-57) ____ 70.4% (331-470) 19. Shawn Moore (1992-95) ______261 7. Leo Byrd (1956-59) ______79.9% (509-637) 20. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______245 8. Tom Langfi tt (1963-66) __ 78.8% (193-245) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Tink Brown (1992-95) ______245 9. Bill Francis (1962-65) ____ 78.1% (239-306) 1. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ______251 22. A.W. Hamilton (2002-05) ______215 10. John Brannen (1996-97) _ 77.7% (181-233) 2. Keith Veney (1995-97) ______241 23. Scott Williams (1988-90) ______191 11. Danny D’Antoni (1966-69) 77.4% (301-389) 3. Joda Burgess (1997-01) ______210 24. Monty Wright (1999-03) ______151 12. Mike D’Antoni (1970-73) _ 77.3% (167-216) 4. Ronald Blackshear (2001-03) ______195 25. Brett Vincent (1990-91) ______149 13. Hal Greer (1955-58) _____ 75.9% (315-415) 5. John Taft (1987-91) ______185 14. Mark Patton (2002-06) ___ 75.4% (298-395) 6. Ronny Dawn (2001-05) ______174 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 15. J.R. VanHoose (1998-02) __ 74.9% (472-630) 7. Travis Young (1997-01) ______167 (Minimum 100 attempts) Tamar Slay (1998-02) ____ 74.9% (289-386) 8. Tre Whitted (2003-07) ______155 1. Brett Vincent (1990-91) ___ 43.6% (65-149) 17. Carlton King (1995-99) ___ 74.5% (187-251) 9. John Brannen (1996-97) ______135 2. Keith Veney (1995-97) ___ 42.7% (241-564) 18. Shawn Moore (1992-95) _ 74.3% (240-323) 10. Skip Henderson (1984-88) ______133 3. Skip Henderson (1984-88) _ 41.43% (133-321) 19. Charlie Slack (1952-56) __ 74.1% (381-514) 11. Frank Martin (1991-94) ______112 4. Scott Williams (1988-90) _ 41.36% (79-191) 20. Blaine Henry (1968-71) __ 74.0% (214-289) 12. Mark Dorris (2005-08) ______109 5. John Taft (1987-91) _____ 40.0% (185-463) 21. Travis Young (1997-01) ___ 73.3% (184-251) 13. Cornelius Jackson (1998-01) ______107 6. Ronald Blackshear (2001-03) _ 39.9% (195-489) 22. Dave Robinson (1952-55) _ 71.88% (225-313) 14. Harold Simmons (1989-93) ______104 7. Malik Hightower (1991-95) _ 39.2% (96-245) 23. Randy Noll (1971-73) ___ 71.87% (161-224) 15. Carlton King (1995-) ______100 8. Joda Burgess (1997- 01) __ 38.8% (210-541) 24. Bob Redd (1965-68) ____ 71.86% (355-494) 16. Markel Humphrey (2005- ) ______97 Tink Brown (1992-95) _____ 38.8% (95-245) 25. Jeff Battle (1981-85) ____ 71.53% (191-267) 17. Malik Hightower (1991-95) ______96 10. Tamar Slay (1998-02) ____ 38.6% (251-650) 26. John Taft (1987-91) ____ 71.52% (525-734) 18. Joe Miles (2004-06) ______95 John Brannen (1996-97) _ 38.6% (135-350) 27. Russell Lee (1969-72) ____ 71.2% (337-473) Tink Brown (1992-95) ______95 A.W. Hamilton (2002-05) __ 38.6% (83-215) 13. Ronny Dawn (2001-05) __ 38.5% (174-452) 14. Harold Simmons (1989-93) _ 38.4% (104-271) 15. Carlton King (1995-99) ___ 36.5% (100-274) Barry Kincaid (1979-83) ___ 36.5% (42-115) 17. Joe Miles (2004-06) ______36.1% (95-263) 18. Travis Young (1997-01) ___ 35.8% (167-466) 19. Cornelius Jackson (1998-01) _ 35.5% (107-301)

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SCORING Year ______Player ______Games ____Rebs. ______RPG Year ______Player ______Games ___ Points _____PPG 1995-96 _____John Brown ______28 ______194 ______6.9 2007-08 _____Mark Dorris ______30 ______408 ______13.6 1994-95 _____Shawn Moore ______27 ______187 ______6.9 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______32 ______449 ______14.0 1993-94 _____Shawn Moore ______26 ______177 ______6.8 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______417 ______14.9 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______26 ______153 ______5.9 2004-05 _____A.W. Hamilton ______28 ______307 ______11.0 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______22 ______141 ______6.4 2004-05 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______307 ______11.0 1990-91 _____John Taft ______28 ______193 ______6.9 2003-04 _____Marvin Black ______28 ______403 ______14.4 1989-90 _____Omar Roland ______28 ______219 ______7.8

Yearly Leaders Yearly 2002-03 _____Ronald Blackshear ______29 ______589 ______20.3 1988-89 _____Omar Roland ______26 ______206 ______7.9 2001-02 _____Tamar Slay ______30 ______567 ______18.9 1987-88 _____Rodney Holden ______31 ______279 ______9.0 2000-01 _____Tamar Slay ______27 ______466 ______17.3 1986-87 _____Rodney Holden ______27 ______238 ______8.8 1999-00 _____Tamar Slay ______30 ______597 ______19.9 1985-86 _____Rodney Holden ______30 ______260 ______8.7 1998-99 _____J.R. VanHoose ______27 ______397 ______14.7 1984-85 _____Jeff Guthrie ______34 ______249 ______7.3 1997-98 _____Carlton King ______27 ______370 ______13.7 1983-84 _____David Wade ______30 ______140 ______4.6 1996-97 _____John Brannen ______29 ______605 ______20.9 1982-83 _____Charles Jones ______28 ______251 ______8.9 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______28 ______550 ______19.6 1981-82 _____David Wade ______26 ______180 ______6.9 1994-95 _____Shawn Moore ______27 ______536 ______19.9 1980-81 _____Ken Labanowski ______28 ______190 ______6.8 1993-94 _____Shawn Moore ______26 ______450 ______17.3 1979-80 _____Ken Labanowski ______29 ______181 ______6.2 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______26 ______581 ______22.4 1978-79 _____Ken Labanowski ______27 ______241 ______8.9 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______22 ______372 ______16.9 1977-78 _____Harley Major ______28 ______237 ______8.5 1990-91 _____John Taft ______28 ______764 ______27.3 1976-77 _____Harley Major ______27 ______248 ______9.1 1989-90 _____John Taft ______25 ______584 ______23.4 1975-76 _____Dave Miller ______20 ______149 ______7.5 1988-89 _____John Taft ______27 ______701 ______26.0 1974-75 _____Bob Williams ______24 ______251 ______10.5 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______32 ______804 ______25.1 1973-74 _____Jack Battle ______26 ______270 ______10.4 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______31 ______652 ______21.0 1972-73 _____Randy Noll ______27 ______328 ______12.1 1985-86 _____Skip Henderson ______29 ______534 ______18.4 1971-72 _____Randy Noll ______27 ______339 ______12.6 1984-85 _____Skip Henderson ______33 ______584 ______17.7 1970-71 _____Russell Lee ______26 ______322 ______12.4 1983-84 _____Laverne Evans ______31 ______635 ______20.5 1969-70 _____Dave Smith ______23 ______237 ______10.3 1982-83 _____Barry Kincaid ______28 ______385 ______13.8 1968-69 _____Dave Smith ______21 ______246 ______11.7 LaVerne Evans ______26 ______360 ______13.8 1967-68 _____Bob Allen ______25 ______354 ______14.2 1981-82 _____George Washington ______27 ______385 ______14.3 1966-67 _____Bob Allen ______28 ______388 ______13.8 1980-81 _____George Washington ______28 ______406 ______14.5 1965-66 _____George Stone ______24 ______277 ______11.5 1979-80 _____James Campbell ______29 ______421 ______14.5 1964-65 _____George Hicks ______24 ______235 ______9.8 1978-79 _____Bunny Gibson ______27 ______442 ______16.4 1963-64 _____Bruce Belcher ______23 ______168 ______7.3 1977-78 _____Bunny Gibson ______28 ______572 ______20.4 1962-63 _____Phil Carter ______21 ______229 ______10.9 1976-77 _____Greg Young ______27 ______436 ______16.1 1961-62 _____Bob Burgess ______22 ______305 ______13.9 1975-76 _____Frank Steele ______26 ______384 ______14.8 1960-61 _____Bob Burgess ______22 ______312 ______14.1 1974-75 _____Bob Williams ______24 ______334 ______13.9 1959-60 _____Bob Burgess ______23 ______356 ______15.5 1973-74 _____Tom Ferrell ______26 ______404 ______15.5 1958-59 _____Ivan Mielke ______23 ______230 ______10.0 1972-73 _____Randy Noll ______27 ______528 ______19.6 1957-58 _____Hal Greer ______24 ______280 ______11.7 1971-72 _____Russell Lee ______27 ______602 ______22.3 1956-57 _____Hal Greer ______24 ______332 ______13.8 1970-71 _____Russell Lee ______26 ______659 ______25.3 1955-56 _____Charlie Slack ______22 ______520 ______23.6 1969-70 _____Russell Lee ______23 ______554 ______24.1 1954-55 _____Charlie Slack ______21 ______538 ______25.6 1968-69 _____Danny D’Antoni ______24 ______420 ______17.5 1953-54 _____Charlie Slack ______21 ______466 ______22.1 1967-68 _____George Stone ______25 ______592 ______23.7 1952-53 _____Charlie Slack ______24 ______392 ______16.3 1966-67 _____George Stone ______28 ______684 ______24.4 1951-52 _____Lewis Burns ______26 ______167 ______6.4 1965-66 _____George Stone ______24 ______447 ______18.6 1964-65 _____Tom Langfi tt ______24 ______509 ______21.2 ASSISTS 1963-64 _____Tom Langfi tt ______23 ______357 ______15.5 Year ______Player ______Games ___ Assists _____APG 1962-63 _____Phil Carter ______21 ______283 ______13.4 2007-08 ____Darryl Merthie ______28 ______75 ______2.7 1961-62 _____Mickey Sydenstricker _____ 23 ______417 ______18.1 2006-07 _____Chris Ross ______32 ______131 ______4.1 1960-61 _____Bob Burgess ______22 ______320 ______14.5 2005-06 _____Chris Ross ______28 ______128 ______4.6 1959-60 _____John Milhoan ______23 ______537 ______23.3 2004-05 _____A.W. Hamilton ______28 ______115 ______4.1 1958-59 _____Leo Byrd ______24 ______704 ______29.3 2003-04 _____A.W. Hamilton ______29 ______158 ______5.5 1957-58 _____Leo Byrd ______24 ______599 ______24.9 2002-03 _____A.W. Hamilton ______25 ______138 ______5.5 1956-57 _____Cebe Price______24 ______464 ______19.3 2001-02 _____Monty Wright ______23 ______84 ______3.7 1955-56 _____Charlie Slack ______22 ______497 ______22.5 2000-01 _____Cornelius Jackson ______27 ______155 ______5.7 1954-55 _____Cebe Price______21 ______496 ______23.6 1999-00 _____Cornelius Jackson ______30 ______218 ______7.3 1953-54 _____Walt Walowac ______21 ______548 ______26.1 1998-99 _____Cornelius Jackson ______27 ______145 ______5.4 1952-53 _____Walt Walowac ______24 ______698 ______29.1 1997-98 _____Travis Young ______27 ______117 ______4.3 1951-52 _____Walt Walowac ______26 ______579 ______22.3 1996-97 _____Sidney Coles ______29 ______183 ______6.3 1950-51 _____Bob Koontz ______26 ______430 ______16.5 1995-96 _____Jason Williams ______28 ______178 ______6.4 1994-95 _____Tink Brown ______26 ______88 ______3.4 REBOUNDING 1993-94 _____Tink Brown ______27 ______94 ______3.5 Year ______Player ______Games ____Rebs. ______RPG 1992-93 _____Tink Brown ______27 ______81 ______3.0 2007-08 ____Tyler Wilkerson ______30 ______177 ______5.9 1991-92 _____Frank Martin ______29 ______86 ______2.9 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______32 ______209 ______6.5 1990-91 _____Brett Vincent ______28 ______94 ______3.4 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______189 ______6.8 1989-90 _____John Taft ______25 ______65 ______2.6 2004-05 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______226 ______8.1 1988-89 _____Andy Paul Williamson ____ 30 ______126 ______4.2 2003-04 _____Marvin Black ______28 ______217 ______7.8 1987-88 _____Andy Paul Williamson ____ 32 ______169 ______5.3 2002-03 _____Marvin Black ______29 ______227 ______7.8 1986-87 _____Dwayne Lewis ______31 ______146 ______4.7 2001-02 _____J.R. VanHoose ______30 ______319 ______10.6 1985-86 _____Skip Henderson ______29 ______122 ______4.2 2000-01 _____J.R. VanHoose ______27 ______299 ______11.1 1984-85 _____Jeff Battle ______34 ______177 ______5.2 1999-00 _____J.R. VanHoose ______29 ______250 ______8.6 1983-84 _____Jeff Battle ______30 ______135 ______4.5 1998-99 _____J.R. VanHoose ______27 ______218 ______8.1 1982-83 _____Sam Henry ______27 ______157 ______5.8 1997-98 _____Terrell McKelvy ______26 ______179 ______6.9 1981-82 _____Sam Henry ______27 ______190 ______7.0 Derrick Wright ______27 ______187 ______6.9 1980-81 _____Greg White ______28 ______171 ______6.1 1996-97 _____Derrick Wright ______29 ______182 ______6.3 1979-80 _____Greg White ______29 ______164 ______5.7

112 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Yearly Leaders Year ______Player ______Games ___ Steals _____SPG 1984-85 _____Jeff Guthrie ______34 ______75 ______2.2 1983-84 _____Jeff Battle ______30 ______63 ______2.1 1982-83 _____Sam Henry ______27 ______55 ______2.0 1981-82 _____David Wade ______26 ______57 ______2.2 1980-81 _____Ken Labanowski ______28 ______39 ______1.4 1979-80 _____n/a 1978-79 _____n/a 1977-78 _____n/a 1976-77 _____n/a 1975-76 _____Earl Williams ______26 ______41 ______1.6

BLOCKED SHOTS Year ______Player ______Games ___ Blocks _____BPG 2007-08 ____Tyler Wilkerson ______30 ______29 ______1.0 2006-07 _____Jean Francois Bro Grebe __ 32 ______65 ______2.1 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______39 ______1.4 2004-05 _____Mark Patton ______28 ______31 ______1.1 2003-04 _____Mark Patton ______29 ______23 ______0.8 2002-03 _____Ardo Armpalu ______28 ______24 ______0.9 2001-02 _____Latece Williams______30 ______51 ______1.7 2000-01 _____Latece Williams______27 ______48 ______1.8 1999-00 _____Derrick Wright ______30 ______32 ______1.1 1998-99 _____Derrick Wright ______27 ______37 ______1.4 1997-98 _____Derrick Wright ______27 ______25 ______0.9 1996-97 _____Derrick Wright ______29 ______43 ______1.5 1995-96 _____John Brown ______28 ______37 ______1.3 1994-95 _____Curtis Raymond ______27 ______44 ______1.6 1993-94 _____Curtis Raymond ______27 ______17 ______0.6 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______26 ______26 ______1.0 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______22 ______33 ______1.5 1990-91 _____Tyrone Phillips ______26 ______36 ______1.4

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Year ______Player ______Games ___ Assists _____APG 1978-79 _____Greg White ______27 ______168 ______6.2 1977-78 _____Greg White ______29 ______198 ______6.8 1976-77 _____Bunny Gibson ______27 ______99 ______3.7 1975-76 _____Joe Hickman ______26 ______168 ______6.5 1974-75 _____Joe Hickman ______26 ______192 ______7.4 1973-74 _____Joe Hickman ______21 ______123 ______5.9 1972-73 _____Mike D’Antoni ______27 ______228 ______8.4 1971-72 _____Mike D’Antoni ______27 ______241 ______8.9 1970-71 _____Mike D’Antoni ______26 ______190 ______7.3 Assists not kept before 1970-71 season

STEALS Year ______Player ______Games ___ Steals _____SPG 2007-08 _____Mark Dorris ______30 ______55 ______1.8 2006-07 _____Chris Ross ______32 ______50 ______1.6 2005-06 _____Chris Ross ______28 ______54 ______1.9 2004-05 _____A.W. Hamilton ______28 ______36 ______0.8 2003-04 _____A.W. Hamilton ______29 ______38 ______1.3 2002-03 _____A.W. Hamilton ______25 ______33 ______1.3 Monty Wright ______29 ______37 ______1.3 2001-02 _____Tamar Slay ______30 ______49 ______1.6 2000-01 _____Tamar Slay ______27 ______39 ______1.4 1999-00 _____Travis Young ______30 ______50 ______1.7 1998-99 _____Travis Young ______27 ______44 ______1.6 1997-98 _____Travis Young ______27 ______44 ______1.6 1996-97 _____Sidney Coles ______29 ______72 ______2.5 1995-96 _____Sidney Coles ______26 ______70 ______2.7 1994-95 _____Tink Brown ______26 ______58 ______2.2 1993-94 _____Shawn Moore ______26 ______49 ______1.9 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______26 ______65 ______2.5 1991-92 _____Harold Simmons ______29 ______40 ______1.4 1990-91 _____John Taft ______28 ______40 ______1.4 1989-90 _____John Taft ______25 ______33 ______1.3 1988-89 _____John Taft ______27 ______30 ______1.1 WWaltalt WWalowacalowac lleded MMarshallarshall iinn sscoringcoring ffromrom 11951-1954.951-1954. 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______32 ______57 ______1.8 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______31 ______46 ______1.5 1985-86 _____Skip Henderson ______29 ______50 ______1.7

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Year ______Player ______Games ___ Blocks _____BPG 1989-90 _____Omar Roland ______28 ______101 ______3.6 1988-89 _____Omar Roland ______26 ______47 ______1.8 1987-88 _____Tom Curry ______29 ______51 ______1.8 1986-87 _____Tom Curry ______31 ______29 ______0.9 1985-86 _____Tom Curry ______30 ______38 ______1.3 1984-85 _____Tom Curry ______27 ______20 ______0.7 1983-84 _____Don Turney ______31 ______11 ______0.4

Yearly Leaders Yearly 1982-83 _____Charles Jones ______28 ______58 ______2.1 1981-82 _____Charles Jones ______27 ______39 ______1.4 1980-81 _____Charles Jones ______27 ______31 ______1.2 1979-80 _____n/a 1978-79 _____n/a 1977-78 _____n/a 1976-77 _____n/a 1975-76 _____Steve Smith ______26 ______21 ______0.8

FIELD GOALS Year ______Player ______Field Goals 2007-08 _____Mark Dorris ______136 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______157 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______151 2004-05 _____Mark Patton ______110 2003-04 _____Marvin Black ______132 2002-03 _____Ronald Blackshear ______190 2001-02 _____Tamar Slay ______196 2000-01 _____J.R. VanHoose ______160 1999-00 _____Tamar Slay ______216 1998-99 _____J.R. VanHoose ______149 1997-98 _____Carlton King ______134 1996-97 _____John Brannen ______208 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______169 1994-95 _____Shawn Moore ______191 JJ.R..R. VVanHooseanHoose lleded MMarshallarshall iinn ffieldield ggoaloal ppercentageercentage 1993-94 _____Shawn Moore ______167 eeveryvery yyearear ooff hhisis ccareer.areer. 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______228 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______140 1990-91 _____John Taft ______256 1989-90 _____John Taft ______204 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1988-89 _____John Taft ______245 Year ______Player ______FGM-FGA ____PCT. 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______291 2007-08 ____Tyler Wilkerson ______104-187 ____.556 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______244 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______157-361 ____.435 1985-86 _____Skip Henderson ______224 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______151-312 _____.484 1984-85 _____Skip Henderson ______241 2004-05 _____David Anderson ______89-156 _____.571 1983-84 _____Laverne Evans ______235 2003-04 _____David Anderson ______70-128 _____.547 1982-83 _____Barry Kincaid ______158 2002-03 _____Marvin Black ______125-204 _____.613 1981-82 _____George Washington ______168 2001-02 _____J.R. VanHoose ______172-334 _____.515 1980-81 _____George Washington ______165 2000-01 _____J.R. VanHoose ______160-277 _____.578 1979-80 _____James Campbell ______193 1999-00 _____J.R. VanHoose ______183-323 _____.567 1978-79 _____Bunny Gibson ______179 1998-99 _____J.R. VanHoose ______149-251 _____.594 1977-78 _____Bunny Gibson ______244 1997-98 _____Deon Dobbs ______59-121 _____.488 1976-77 _____Greg Young ______196 1996-97 _____Carlton King ______93-172 _____.541 1975-76 _____Frank Steele ______164 1995-96 _____Sidney Coles ______93-154 _____.604 1974-75 _____Bob Williams ______147 1994-95 _____Malik Hightower ______117-233 _____.502 1973-74 _____Jack Battle ______170 1993-94 _____Malik Hightower ______128-250 _____.512 1972-73 _____Randy Noll ______221 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______228-419 _____.544 1971-72 _____Russell Lee ______258 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______140-264 _____.530 1970-71 _____Russell Lee ______268 1990-91 _____Tyrone Phillips ______142-266 _____.534 1969-70 _____Russell Lee ______213 1989-90 _____Andre Cunningham ______150-314 _____.478 1968-69 _____Danny D’Antoni ______159 1988-89 _____Gery Strickland ______167-285 _____.586 1967-68 _____George Stone ______238 1987-88 _____Tom Curry ______186-309 _____.602 1966-67 _____George Stone ______284 1986-87 _____Rodney Holden ______119-188 _____.633 1965-66 _____George Stone ______187 1985-86 _____Jeff Guthrie ______112-186 _____.602 1964-65 _____Tom Langfi tt ______216 1984-85 _____Jeff Guthrie ______164-287 _____.571 1963-64 _____Tom Langfi tt ______149 1983-84 _____Sam Ervin ______97-163 _____.595 1962-63 _____Phil Carter ______119 1982-83 _____Charles Jones ______128-248 _____.516 1961-62 _____Mickey Sydenstricker ______183 1981-82 _____Charles Jones ______120-199 _____.603 1960-61 _____Bob Burgess ______121 1980-81 _____Ken Labanowski ______152-270 _____.563 1959-60 _____John Milhoan ______208 1979-80 _____Ken Labanowski ______111-201 _____.552 1958-59 _____Leo Byrd ______202 1978-79 _____Ken Labanowski ______134-253 _____.530 1957-58 _____Hal Greer ______236 1977-78 _____Harley Major ______144-272 _____.529 1956-67 _____Hal Greer ______167 1976-77 _____Bunny Gibson ______109-180 _____.605 1955-56 _____Charlie Slack ______193 1975-76 _____Dave Miller ______119-228 _____.522 1954-55 _____Cebe Price______193 1974-75 _____Earl Williams ______115-217 _____.530 1953-54 _____Walt Walowac ______208 1973-74 _____Jack Battle ______170-383 _____.444 1952-53 _____Walt Walowac ______285 1972-73 _____Wayne Smith ______120-223 _____.538 1951-52 _____Walt Walowac ______237 1971-72 _____Tyrone Collins ______184-349 _____.527 1950-51 _____Bob Koontz ______182 1970-71 _____Dave Smith ______122-232 _____.526 1969-70 _____Russell Lee ______213-481 _____.443 114 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Yearly Leaders Year ______Player ______FGM-FGA ____PCT. FREE THROWS MADE 1968-69 _____Bernard Bradshaw ______123-290 _____.424 Year ______Player ______Free Throws-Att. 1967-68 _____Jim Davidson ______176-370 _____.476 2007-08 ____Tirrell Baines ______98-134 1966-67 _____George Stone ______284-587 _____.484 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______97-134 1965-66 _____George Stone ______187-398 _____.470 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______101-134 1964-65 _____Tom Langfi tt ______216-476 _____.454 2004-05 _____Mark Patton ______74-99 1963-64 _____William Francis ______97-245 _____.424 2003-04 _____Marvin Black ______137-192 1962-63 _____Phil Carter ______119-243 _____.489 2002-03 _____Ronald Blackshear ______111-125 1961-62 _____Bob Burgess ______126-245 _____.429 2001-02 _____J.R. VanHoose ______106-148 1960-61 _____Bob Burgess ______121-232 _____.531 2000-01 _____J.R. VanHoose ______128-168 1959-60 _____Bob Burgess ______137-270 _____.507 1999-00 _____J.R. VanHoose ______141-184 1958-59 _____John Milhoan ______155-316 _____.489 1998-99 _____J.R. VanHoose ______87-118 1957-58 _____Hal Greer ______236-432 _____.546 1997-98 _____Carlton King ______54-73 1956-57 _____Hal Greer ______167-329 _____.508 1996-97 _____John Brannen ______120-147 1955-56 _____Hal Greer ______128-213 _____.600 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______101-134 1954-55 _____Charlie Slack ______153-322 _____.475 1994-95 _____Shawn Moore ______115-147 1953-54 _____Dave Robinson ______138-292 _____.472 1993-94 _____Shawn Moore ______93-128 1952-53 ______n/a 1992-93 _____Tyrone Phillips ______125-180 1951-52 _____Walt Walowac ______237-640 _____.354 1991-92 _____Tyrone Phillips ______91-126 1950-51 ______n/a 1990-91 _____John Taft ______170-246 1989-90 _____John Taft ______125-171 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 1988-89 _____John Taft ______159-201 Year ______Player ______Field Goals 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______142-181 2007-08 _____Mark Dorris ______48 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______111-160 2006-07 _____Tre Whitted ______52 1985-86 _____Skip Henderson ______86-130 2005-06 _____Joe Miles ______48 1984-85 _____Skip Henderson ______102-155 2004-05 _____Joe Miles ______47 1983-84 _____Laverne Evans ______165-232 2003-04 _____Ronny Dawn ______82 1982-83 _____Charles Jones ______79-118 2002-03 _____Ronald Blackshear ______98 1981-82 _____David Wade ______78-116 2001-02 _____Ronald Blackshear ______88 1980-81 _____LaVerne Evans ______79-112 2000-01 _____Tamar Slay ______56 1979-80 _____George Washington ______100-134 1999-00 _____Tamar Slay ______93 1978-79 _____George Washington ______106-171 1998-99 _____Travis Young ______53 1977-78 _____Bunny Gibson ______84-89 1997-98 _____Joda Burgess ______63 1976-77 _____Harley Major ______60-84 1996-97 _____Keith Veney ______130 1975-76 _____Frank Steele ______56-75 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______111 1974-75 _____Joe Hickman ______49-69 1994-95 _____Doug Schieppe ______51 1973-74 _____Tom Ferrell ______128-145 1993-94 _____Tink Brown ______37 1972-73 _____Randy Noll ______86-108 1992-93 _____Harold Simmons ______39 1971-72 _____Mike D’Antoni ______99-125 1991-92 _____Frank Martin ______64 1970-71 _____Russell Lee ______123-172 1990-91 _____John Taft ______82 1969-70 _____Russell Lee ______128-179 1989-90 _____John Taft ______51 1988-89 _____John Taft ______52 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______80 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______53 1982-83 _____Barry Kincaid ______33 1981-82 _____Barry Kincaid ______8 1980-81 _____Greg White ______26

3-PT FG PCT. (min. 1.5 attempted per game) Year ______Player ______FGM-FGA ____PCT. 2007-08 ____Markel Humphrey ______24-64 _____.375 2006-07 _____Mark Dorris ______48-135 _____.356 2005-06 _____Joe Miles ______48-131 _____.366 2004-05 _____Enoch Bunch ______24-63 ______.381 2003-04 _____Ronny Dawn ______60-152 _____.395 2002-03 _____Ronny Dawn ______37-89 ______.416 2001-02 _____Ronald Blackshear ______88-193 _____.456 2000-01 _____Joda Burgess ______55-151 _____.364 1999-00 _____Tamar Slay ______93-215 _____.433 1998-99 _____Cornelius Jackson ______41-103 _____.398 1997-98 _____Joda Burgess ______63-153 _____.412 1996-97 _____Keith Veney ______130-320 _____.406 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______111-244 _____.455 1994-95 _____Malik Hightower ______46-95 ______.484 1993-94 _____Tink Brown ______37-94 ______.394 1992-93 _____Harold Simmons ______39-107 _____.365 1991-92 _____Harold Simmons ______44-106 _____.415 1990-91 _____Brett Vincent ______65-149 _____.436 1989-90 _____Scott Williams ______46-108 _____.426 1988-89 _____John Taft ______52-122 _____.426 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______80-196 _____.408 1986-87 _____Skip Henderson ______53-125 _____.424 MMarkark PPattonatton lleded tthehe HHerderd iinn sscoringcoring ffromrom 22004-06004-06 1982-83 _____Barry Kincaid ______33-80 ______.412 1981-82 _____Sam Henry ______3-8 ______.375 aandnd wwasas nnamedamed ttoo tthehe AAll-Conferencell-Conference UUSASA 1980-81 _____Greg White ______26-63 ______.413 TThirdhird TTeameam iinn 22005-06.005-06.

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Year ______Player ______FTA-FTM ____PCT. 1990-91 _____John Taft ______170-246 _____.691 1989-90 _____John Taft ______125-171 _____.731 1988-89 _____John Taft ______159-201 _____.791 1987-88 _____Skip Henderson ______142-181 _____.785 1986-87 _____Dwayne Lewis ______99-130 _____.762 1985-86 _____Jeff Guthrie ______53-69 ______.768 1984-85 _____Jeff Battle ______90-111 _____.811

Yearly Leaders Yearly 1983-84 _____Laverne Evans ______165-232 _____.711 1982-83 _____LaVerne Evans ______72-105 _____.685 1981-82 _____David Wade ______78-116 _____.672 1980-81 _____Ken Labanowski ______78-103 _____.757 1979-80 _____Greg White ______74-86 ______.860 1978-79 _____Bunny Gibson ______84-95 ______.884 1977-78 _____Bunny Gibson ______84-89 ______.944 1976-77 _____Dave Miller ______52-61 ______.852 1975-76 _____Dave Miller ______49-58 ______.845 1974-75 _____Kenny Hurst ______37-46 ______.804 1973-74 _____Tom Ferrell ______128-145 _____.883 1972-73 _____Mike D’Antoni ______78-99 ______.788 1971-72 _____Mike D’Antoni ______99-125 _____.792 1970-71 _____Blaine Henry ______82-101 _____.812 1969-70 _____Russell Lee ______128-179 _____.715 1968-69 _____Danny D’Antoni ______102-122 _____.836 1967-68 _____George Stone ______116-137 _____.847 1966-67 _____George Stone ______116-141 _____.823 1965-66 _____Bob Redd ______132-184 _____.717 1964-65 _____Bill Francis ______131-171 _____.766 1963-64 _____Bill Francis ______65-77 ______.844 1962-63 _____Forrest Newsome ______29-34 ______.853 1961-62 _____Bob Burgess ______94-134 _____.701 1960-61 _____Lou Mott ______60-72 ______.833 1959-60 _____John Milhoan ______121-149 _____.812 1958-59 _____Leo Byrd ______220-266 _____.827 MMalikalik HHightowerightower ppacedaced tthehe HHerderd iinn ffieldield ggoaloal aandnd ffreeree 1957-58 _____John Milhoan ______63-69 ______.913 1956-57 _____Hal Greer ______119-156 _____.763 tthrowhrow ppercentageercentage mmultipleultiple ttimesimes dduringuring hhisis ccareer.areer. 1955-56 _____Charlie Slack ______111-143 _____.776 1954-55 _____Dave Robinson ______86-112 _____.767 1953-54 _____Charlie Slack ______72-96 ______.750 1968-69 _____Danny D’Antoni ______102-122 1952-53 _____Charlie Slack ______97-134 _____.724 1967-68 _____George Stone ______116-137 1951-52 _____Walt Walowac ______105-143 _____.734 1966-67 _____Bob Redd ______145-198 1950-51 _____Bob Koontz ______66-115 _____.574 1965-66 _____Bob Redd ______132-184 1964-65 _____Bill Francis ______131-171 1963-64 _____Bill Francis ______65-77 1962-63 _____Phil Carter ______45-76 1961-62 _____Bob Burgess ______94-134 1960-61 _____Tex Williams ______84-129 1959-60 _____John Milhoan ______121-149 1958-59 _____Leo Byrd ______220-266 1957-58 _____Leo Byrd ______171-211 1956-57 _____Hal Greer ______119-156 1955-56 _____Charlie Slack ______111-143 1954-55 _____Cebe Price______110-162 1953-54 _____Walt Walowac ______132-208 1952-53 _____Walt Walowac ______128-218 1951-52 _____Walt Walowac ______105-143 1950-51 _____Bob Koontz ______66-115

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Year ______Player ______FTA-FTM ____PCT. 2007-08 _____Robbie Jackson ______27-34 ______.794 2006-07 ____Markel Humphrey ______97-134 _____.724 2005-06 _____Mark Patton ______101-134 _____.754 2004-05 _____A.W. Hamilton ______67-79 ______.848 2003-04 _____Enoch Bunch ______40-48 ______.833 2002-03 _____Ronald Blackshear ______111-125 _____.888 2001-02 _____Ronald Blackshear ______81-65 ______.802 2000-01 _____Tamar Slay ______102-125 _____.816 1999-00 _____Joda Burgess ______29-33 ______.879 1998-99 _____Joda Burgess ______24-29 ______.828 1997-98 _____Joda Burgess ______22-23 ______.957 1996-97 _____John Brannen ______120-147 _____.816 1995-96 _____Keith Veney ______101-134 _____.754 1994-95 _____Troy Gray ______79-100 _____.790 BBunnyunny GibsonGibson isis thethe Herd’sHerd’s aall-timell-time lleadingeading 1993-94 _____Malik Hightower ______52-65 ______.800 1992-93 _____Malik Hightower ______61-72 ______.847 ffreeree tthrowhrow sshooterhooter ((89.6%).89.6%). 1991-92 _____Malik Hightower ______75-95 ______.790

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LLeoeo ByrdByrd eearnedarned AAll-Americall-America hhonorsonors iinn 11959.959. MMikeike DD’Antoni’Antoni wwasas a ffirstirst tteameam GGTETE AAcademiccademic AAll-ll- AAmericanmerican iinn 11972-73.972-73. HHee iiss ccurrentlyurrently tthehe AP All-American hheadead ccoachoach ooff tthehe NNewew YYorkork KKnicks.nicks. Second Team Leo Byrd ______1959 Helms Foundation All-American UPI All-American Third Team Second Team Leo Byrd ______1958 Leo Byrd ______1959 NAIB All-American AP All-American First Team Honorable Mention Bill Hall ______1947 Bill Toothman ______1948 Gene James______1947 Gene James______1948 Andy Tonkovich ______1947 Andy Tonkovich ______1948 Leo Byrd ______1958 NAIB All-American Second Team Chuck Taylor All-American Bill Toothman ______1947 First Team Andy Tonkovich ______1948 Leo Byrd ______1959 NAIB All-American Converse All-American Honorable Mention First Team Marvin Gutshall ______1947 Russell Lee ______1972 Little All-American Team Helms Foundation All-American Jule Rivlin ______1940 Small College Division First Team Wooden Award Preseason Walt Walowac ______1953 All-America Tamar Slay ______2001 Helms Foundation All-American Small College Division CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team Mike D’Antoni ______1972 Walt Walowac ______1954 Mike D’Antoni ______1973 J.R. VanHoose ______2002 Helms Foundation All-American Second Team NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winner Leo Byrd ______1959 Mike D’Antoni ______1973

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Jim Lamb______1952 Walt Walowac ______1952

All-Mid-American Conference First Team Walt Walowac ______1954 Charlie Slack ______1955 Charlie Slack ______1956 Cebert Price ______1955 Cebert Price ______1956 Honors & Awards Cebert Price ______1957 Hal Greer ______1958 Leo Byrd ______1958 Leo Byrd ______1959 John Milhoan ______1960 Tom Langfi tt ______1965 George Stone ______1967 Bob Redd ______1967 Bob Redd ______1968 Dan D’Antoni ______1969 Tamar Slay ______2000 J.R. VanHoose ______2001

All-Mid-American Conference Second Team Paul Underwood ______1955 Paul Underwood ______1956 John Milhoan ______1959 Bob Burgess ______1960 Bob Burgess ______1961 Bob Burgess ______1962 Phil Carter ______1963 BBillill ToothmanToothman waswas anan AssociatedAssociated PPressress Bob Redd ______1966 hhonorableonorable mmentionention All-AmericanAll-American inin 1948.1948. Bob Allen ______1967 Dan D’Antoni ______1968 George Stone ______1968 All-Buckeye Conference Tamar Slay ______2001 First Team Ronald Blackshear ______2003 Ramey Hunter ______1933 Marvin Black ______2004 Lawrence Gill ______1934 Bill Smith ______1936 All-Mid-American Conference William Best ______1937 Honorable Mention Carlton King ______1998 All-Buckeye Conference J.R. VanHoose ______1999 Second Team J.R. VanHoose ______2000 Lawrence Gill ______1933 Hunter Kinkaid ______1934 Tots Hallanan ______1935 Bill Vest ______1936 Charles Watson ______1937 George Ayersnan ______1937

All-Buckeye Conference Third Team Earl Wellman ______1936

All-Buckeye Conference Honorable Mention Emerson Floyd ______1935 Hunter Kinkaid ______1935 Elmo Patrick ______1935 Lewis Wilcox ______1936 Lewis Wilcox ______1937 Buck Jamison ______1937

All- First Team Bill Toothman ______1949 Don Brown ______1950 Jim Lamb______1952 Walt Walowac ______1952

Ohio Valley Conference All-Tournament Team Bill Toothman ______1949 TTravisravis YYoungoung wwasas tthehe MMACAC FFreshmanreshman ooff tthehe YYearear iinn 11998.998. Don Brown ______1950

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The 1946-47 Thundering Herd won the NAIB National Championship, finishing the season with a 32-5 overall record. Cam Henderson’s squad featured Marshall greats Andy Tonkovich, Bill Toothman, Gene James and Bill Hall. J.R. VanHoose ______2002 John Taft ______1990 Travis Young ______1999 John Taft ______1991 Travis Young ______2001 Tyrone Phillips ______1993 Tamar Slay ______2002 Shawn Moore ______1995 Keith Veney ______1997 Mid-American Conference John Brannen ______1997 Freshman of the Year Travis Young ______1998 All-Southern Conference Second Team (Media) Mid-American Conference Bunny Gibson ______1979 All-Freshman Team Greg White ______1980 Travis Young ______1998 Greg White ______1981 Joda Burgess ______1998 Sam Henry ______1983 J.R. VanHoose ______1999 Charles Jones ______1983 David Wade ______1984 Mid-American Conference Tom Curry ______1987 All-Academic Team Dewayne Lewis ______1987 Ardo Armpalu ______2003 Rodney Holden ______1988 Omar Roland ______1990 Southern Conference Shawn Moore ______1994 Player of the Year Jason Williams______1996 (Southern Conference Sports Media Assoc.) Keith Veney ______1996 Skip Henderson ______1988 Sidney Coles ______1997 John Taft ______1989 John Taft ______1990 All-Southern Conference Coaches Team (since 1990) All-Southern Conference John Taft ______1990 First Team (Media) Omar Roland ______1990 Bunny Gibson ______1978 John Taft ______1991 LaVerne Evans ______1984 Tyrone Phillips ______1993 Skip Henderson ______1985 Shawn Moore ______1994 Skip Henderson ______1986 Shawn Moore ______1995 Skip Henderson ______1987 Keith Veney ______1996 Rodney Holden ______1987 John Brown ______1996 Skip Henderson ______1988 Keith Veney ______1997 Tom Curry ______1988 John Brannen ______1997 John Taft ______1989 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS 119 TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09

Southern Conference Charles Jones ______1980-81 (Week 4) All-Freshman Team Members LaVerne Evans ______1980-81 (Week 12) (Selected by league Sports Info. Directors) David Wade ______1981-82 (Week 2) Ken Lebanowski ______1978 Skip Henderson ______1984-85 (Weeks 9-10) Greg White ______1978 1985-86 (Weeks 5, 9) Robert Price ______1979 1986-87 (Week 7) George Washington ______1979 1987-88 (Weeks 8-9, 11) David Wade ______1981 Rodney Holden ______1986-87 (Week 8) Skip Henderson ______1985 Tom Curry ______1986-87 (Week 10) John Taft ______1988 1987-88 (Week 3) Honors & Awards Andy Paul Williamson ______1988 John Taft ______1988-89 (Weeks 1, 4) Harold Simmons ______1990 1989-90 (Weeks 1, 12) Malik Hightower ______1992 1990-91 (Weeks 1, 3, 5, 12) Jason Williams______1996 Tyrone Phillips ______1992-93 (Week 3) Derrick Wright ______1997 Shawn Moore ______1994-94 (Week 3) Keith Veney ______1995-96 (Weeks 2-3, 5) Southern Conference 1996-97 (Week 4) Freshman of the Year John Brannen ______1996-97 (Weeks 7, 11) (Selected by league Sports Info. Directors) Skip Henderson ______1985 All-Conference USA Malik Hightower ______1992 Third Team Mark Patton ______2006 Southern Conference Markel Humphrey ______2007 Coach of the Year Markel Humphrey ______2008 (The Anton Foy Award) ______1984 Conference USA ______1995 All-Freshman Team Greg White ______1997 Markel Humphrey ______2006 Tirrell Baines ______2008 Southern Conference Coaches’ Coach of the Year (Since 1989) Conference USA ______1990 All-Defensive Team Mark Dorris ______2008 Southern Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player Conference USA LaVerne Evans ______1984 Player of the Week John Taft ______1989 Mark Dorris ______Jan. 2, 2007 John Brannen ______1997 NBA All-Star Game Southern Conference Most Valuable Player All-Tournament First Team Hal Greer ______1968 Ken Lebanowski ______1980 Greg White ______1980 Naismith Hall of Fame Jeff Battle ______1984 Hal Greer ______1982 Sam Ervin ______1984 LaVerne Evans ______1984 50 Greatest Players in NBA History Jeff Guthrie ______1985 Hal Greer ______1996 Skip Henderson ______1985 Skip Henderson ______1987 NBA Coach of the Year Rodney Holden ______1987 Mike D’Antoni ______2005 Skip Henderson ______1988 John Taft ______1989 Helms Foundation NAIA Hall of Fame Jason Williams______1996 Cam Henderson Andy Tonkovich Southern Conference All-Tournament Second Team Greg Young ______1978 James Campbell ______1980 LaVerne Evans ______1981 David Wade ______1984 Jeff Battle ______1985 Bruce Morris ______1985 Skip Henderson ______1986 Tom Curry ______1987 Dewayne Lewis ______1987 Rodney Holden ______1988 Gery Strickland ______1989 Tyrone Phillips ______1992

Southern Conference Player of the Week Harley Major ______1977-78 (Week 8) GGeorgeeorge SStonetone wwasas aann AAll-MACll-MAC tteameam mmemberember iinn George Washington ______1978-79 (Week 7) 11967967 ((1st1st tteam)eam) aandnd 11968968 ((2nd2nd tteam).eam). 1980-81 (Week 1) James Campbell ______1979-80 (Week 3)

120 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Herd Great Charlie Slack Herd Great Charlie Slack... NCAA Single-Season Rebounding Champion 25.6 rebounds per game, 1954-55

Charlie Slack 1952-56 Pomeroy, Ohio (Pomeroy HS) • MU - 1st career rebounds (1,916) • MU - 1st career rebound average (21.8/gm.) • MU - 1st single-season rebounds (538, 1954-55) • MU - 1st single-season rebound average (25.6/gm., 1954-55) • MU - 1st single-game rebounds (43 vs. Morris Harvey, 1-12-54) • MU - 10th career points (1,551)

• NCAA Div I - 1st single-season rebound average (25.6/gm., 1954-55) • NCAA Div I - 2nd career rebounding average (21.8/gm., 1952-56 • NCAA Div I - 2nd single-game rebounds (43 vs. Morris Harvey, 1-12-54) • NCAA Div I - 4th single-season rebound average (23.6/gm., 1955-56) • NCAA Div I - 3rd career rebounds (1,916) • Led MAC in rebounding 1954-55 (25.6) and 1955-56 (23.6) • 1956 NBA Draft pick - Fort Wayne Pistons • 1960 U.S. Olympic Team alternate

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revolutionized the game of college basketball with his zone defense and fast break.

1955-56 Jule Rivlin, the fi rst Marshall All-American, follows Henderson as Big Green coach, Marshall History leading MU to its only MAC basketball championship. Charlie Slack fi nishes his career with two NCAA rebounding records, including the still-standing mark of 25.6 rebounds per game for one season.

1957-58 Hal Greer fi nishes his career with 1,377 points and 765 rebounds. Greer went on to play for the Syracuse Nationals and the Philadelphia 76’ers of the NBA.

TThehe 11936-37936-37 BBuckeyeuckeye CConferenceonference CChampionshampions 1958-59 Leo Byrd earns consensus All-America 1906-07 Buckeye Conference crown, posting a 22-5 honors, averaging 29.3 points per game. First game in Marshall history, a 13-6 loss to record. Byrd ends his career with 1,695 points. the Charleston Taw Club. 1939-40 1963-64 1907-08 Marshall wins 20 games for the fourth On January 5, 1964, the Thundering Herd First win in school history over Charleston straight year, with a 25-4 mark. Jule Rivlin becomes Marshall’s offi cial nickname. Taw Club, as MU recorded a 5-0 season. fi nishes his career with 1,093 points and earns All-America honors. 1966-67 1908-09 Coach Ellis Johnson leads MU to a 20-8 Under fi rst year coach , 1946-47 season and fourth-place fi nish in the Marshall scores a then school-record 64 Marshall wins the NAIB National National Invitation Tournament. George points in 64-11 rout of Middleport. Championship with a sparkling 32-5 record Stone bombs Nebraska for an NIT and and sets a school record with 17 straight Madison Square Garden record 46 points. 1913-14 wins. That season Marshall defeated Former Herd standout Hal Greer named Marshall loses only meeting in school Indiana State who was coached by John Most Valuable Player of the NBA All-Star history with Notre Dame, 21-9. Coach Boyd Wooden. Game. Chambers resigns after 2-6 season. 1947-48 1967-68 1920-21 Marshall wins the Los Angeles Invitational The Herd advances to the NIT again with a Marshall resumes basketball, after hiatus and earns a second trip to the NAIB 17-8 mark. for World War I, and posts a 6-9 record. National Tournament in Kansas City. Coach Kemper Shelton becomes the fi fth Henderson’s Big Green picks up the 1971-72 head coach at Marshall. nickname “Globetrotters of Basketball” in replaces Stewart Way as coach, Kansas City with the now-called “King Drill” leading MU to a 23-4 record and a high 1925-26 warm up, later made famous by the Harlem ranking of eight in the weekly Associated Marshall records its third consecutive Globetrotters. Press poll. The Herd receives a bid to the winning season with a 10-7 mark under the NCAA tournament. All-American Russell direction of Trusty Tallman. 1950-51 Lee is selected by the Milwaukee Bucks in Marshall moves into the 6,532 seat the fi rst round of the NBA draft. 1935-36 Memorial Field House, one of the largest A new era begins for Marshall basketball, as arenas in the Mideast at the time. 1972-73 Cam Henderson becomes head coach. replaces Tacy and leads the 1951-52 Herd to an NIT appearance. 1936-37 Walt Walowac scores 579 points to set an Under Henderson’s direction, Marshall wins all-time record for points by a Marshall 1977-78 the Buckeye Conference championship sophomore. Stu Aberdeen is named coach. Bunny with a Gibson is the fi rst MU player to earn All- 23-8 record. 1954-55 Southern Conference honors, setting an Cam Henderson retires after 20 years at NCAA record for free throw percentage at 1938-39 the helm of Marshall basketball, having .944. Henderson’s squad wins a third straight compiled a 362-160 record. Henderson

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1979-80 1986-87 1991-92 Aberdeen dies on June 11,1979, and is Marshall wins 25 games, the SC regular The very young Herd —with seven replaced by associate head coach Bob season, and tournament, while winning freshmen and sophomores— struggles Zuff elato. Marshall posts its fi rst winning 15 straight games at one point. MU loses through 12 consecutive losses, fi nishing season since 1972-73 with a 17-12 mark. to Texas Christian in the fi rst round of the 7-22. Marshall fi nishes the season on a NCAA tournament. positive note, upsetting Furman, 83-76, in 1980-81 the fi rst round of the SC tournament. Malik Marshall fi nally beats West Virginia, 76-73, 1987-88 Hightower is honored as SC Freshman of in overtime. Marshall wins the SC regular season title, the Year, becoming only the second MU fi nishing 24-8. Skip Henderson completes player to win the award 1981-82 his career with a conference record 2,574 A new era begins as the Herd moves into points, including a school-record 55 in one 1992-93 the Cam Henderson Center. Another win game, and is named SC Player-of-the-Year. Head Coach Dwight Freeman and fi rst- over WVU is among a nine-game winning The Herd loses in the fi rst round of the NIT, team all-Southern Conference performer streak at the new “Herd Heaven.” Hal Greer 81-80, to Virginia Commonwealth. Tyrone Phillips lead the Herd to one of the is inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. biggest turnarounds in the country. The 1988-89 Herd fi nishes with a 16-11 record and posts 1982-83 John Taft is named Southern Conference a 12-1 record in the Henderson Center. The Herd wins 20 games for the fi rst time Player-of-the-Year and SC Tournament in 10 years.Rick Huckabay is named head MVP. Taft scores a record 109 points in 1993-94 coach. the tournament. On April 19, 1989, Dana Shawn Moore sets a school record on Jan. Altman is named head coach following the 29 with 10 steals vs. East Tenn. State. Moore 1983-84 resignation of Rick Huckabay. leads the team in scoring and rebounding Marshall wins 25 games, capturing the and is named second team All-Conference. Southern Conference title. The Herd makes 1989-90 Dwight Freeman resigns in February but its third NCAA tournament appearance, John Taft is named SC Player of the Year for fi nishes out the season as head coach. losing in the fi rst round to Villanova. the second straight year. Dwight Freeman Kentucky asssistant Billy Donovan is named is named head coach following Dana head coach on March 7. 1984-85 Altman’s departure to Kansas State. The Thundering Herd wins the SC 1994-95 Tournament for the second straight year, 1990-91 Rookie head coach Billy Donovan rekindles losing in the fi rst round of the NCAA Marshall plays fi ve nationally ranked Marshall basketball with an 18-9 record tournament to Virginia Commonwealth. teams and fi nishes 14-14, 7-7 in SC play. and Southern Conference North Division John Taft’s jersey is retired before the East championship. Donovan is voted SC Coach 1985-86 Tennessee State game on 2/23/91, only the of the Year and Shawn Moore is named fi rst Marshall fi nishes 19-11, snapping a string fi fth player so honored. Taft responds that team all-conference. MU sets school and of three straight years with 20 wins. Herd night by scoring 42 points in the Herd’s individual records in nearly every three- guard Skip Henderson scores a season- 107-103 overtime win over the 13th-ranked point category. high 46 points against Charleston (1-8-86) Buccaneers. on his way to becoming the fi rst Marshall sophomore to score over 1,000 points.

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1995-96 1997-98 to Miami in the league’s Final Four. Marshall Keith Veney sets a Southern Conference In Marshall’s return to the Mid-American legend Charlie Slack had his #17 jersey record by converting 111 three-pointers. Conference, Travis Young is named the retired at halftime of the Miami game on He fi nished second in the league in scoring league’s Freshman of the Year. In addition Jan. 24, 2000. with an average of 19.6 points a game. to Young, Joda Burgess is also named to Veney’s 10 three-pointers against Hampton the conference’s all-freshman team. Overall, 2000-2001 also set a school record. Sidney Coles’ 70 the Herd struggled to an 11-16 record, 7-11 Marshall’s Tamar Slay and J.R. VanHoose Marshall History steals was also a school record. Veney, John in MAC play. However, the season was not both reach the 1,000-point plateau for Brown and Jason Williams were named without its bright moments, including a their careers. VanHoose ranks third in the all-Southern Conference. Billy Donovan 73-66 win over No. 23 Wake Forest. nation in rebounding and in “double- left Marshall to become the head coach at doubles” giving him a national-best 39 for Florida. Marshall Hall of Fame inductee and 1998-99 his three year career. The Herd posts a 12-6 all-time leader Greg White is named Marshall showed progress in its quest to record in MAC play and earns its fi rst ever head coach on April 8, 1996. become a power in the Mid-American MAC tournament fi rst round bye only to Conference. The Herd fi nished with a 16- be upset by Ball State in the quarterfi nals 11 record and earned a birth in the MAC at Gund Arena. During the season, head 1996-97 Tournament. J.R. VanHoose became the coach Greg White picks up his 200th career Marshall posts a 20-9 record and wins fi rst freshman in school history to lead victory and Marshall posts an outstanding the North Division of the Southern the team in scoring and rebounding. The 13-1 mark at home. Marshall also scores a Conference. The Herd narrowly missed season highlights featured an 88-66 win road-win over nationally-ranked Dayton. a trip to the NCAA Tournament as they over Massachusetts. VanHoose and Travis Following the season, Tamar Slay is one of lost to Chattanooga in overtime, 71-70, Young were named All-MAC Honorable 16 fi nalists for a spot on USA Basketball’s in the fi nals of the Southern Conference Mention. World University Games team and then is Tournament. Greg White, in his fi rst year, tabbed as a Wooden Award Preseason All- was named Southern Conference Coach 1999-2000 America for 2001-2002. of the Year. Keith Veney set the NCAA Marshall posted it’s second 20-win record for three-pointers in a career with campaign in four seasons under Greg 2001-2002 409. Veney also set a national mark with White. The Herd went 21-9 with wins Marshall’s Tamar Slay and J.R. VanHoose 15 three-pointers against Morehead over Georgia and UMass to its credit. fi nish their careers as two of the top players State. John Brannen was named Southern Sophomore Tamar Slay led the MAC in in school-history in multiple statistical Conference Tournament MVP and became scoring with 19.9 points per game. Slay was categories. Sophomore Ronald Blackshear only the seventh player in school history also named fi rst-team All-MAC, the Herd’s ties the national record with 11 consecutive to score over 600 points in a single season. fi rst fi rst-teamer since rejoining the league. three-pointer in a game and makes 14 He led the league in scoring with a 20.9 J.R. VanHoose averaged 17.5 points and 8.6 overall at Akron. Blackshear scored 88 average. Veney, Brannen and Sidney rebounds, earning him honorable-mention three-pointers despite starting in only 12 Coles all were named to the all-Southern All-MAC laurels. Cornelius Jackson led games and seeing time in 21 contests. Conference team. Veney is one of eight the league in assists with 218, the second VanHoose is named an academic all- players to compete in the national three- highest total in MAC history. The Herd american, while Slay is tabbes as an NABC point shootout at the Final Four. made the MAC Tournament for the third all-district pick for the second consecutive consecutive season and advanced past year. Slay is drafted by the New Jersey Nets Buff alo and Central Michigan before falling in the second round of the NBA draft.

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2002-03 2004-05 2006-07 The Herd fi nished the season 14-15 in head Marshall ended its fi nal year in the Mid- The Herd fi nished the season 13-19 in Ron coach Greg White’s fi nal season. Former American Conference with a 6-22 overall Jirsa’s fourth and fi nal season. Former Georgia head coach and then-Clemson record - however, the Herd did not leave Herd and Florida assistant coach Donnie assistant is named head coach the MAC without putting their stamp on Jones was named head coach on April 7, in June of 2003. Junior Ronald Blackshear the 2004-05 season. The Herd knocked 2007, fi ve days after the Gators claimed the led Marshall in scoring with a 20.3 points off eventual Elite Eight participant West 2007 National Championship. Sophomore per game average. A.W. Hamilton paced Virginia in Charleston, the only MAC team forward Markel Humphrey paced the the Herd at the point guard position, to defeat an Elite Eight team, and beat Herd in scoring and rebounding en route leading the Mid-American Conference in MAC regular season champ Miami (Ohio) to being named to the All-Conference assists per game (5.5) and assist to turnover in the last game of the regular season at USA Third Team. The Herd knocked off ratio (2.19). Marshall won its fi rst round the Henderson Center. Marshall’s win over ACC opponent Virginia Tech, 59-58, on MAC Tournament game against Eastern WVU was also the MAC’s only win over a December 30 in the Henderson Center Michigan, 83-75, before falling to Kent team in the top 25 all season. Eleven of the in its most notable win of the season. State, 79-57 at the Gund Arena in Cleveland Herd’s 22 losses came by 10 points or less Marshall also participated in the Great in the quarterfi nals. in 2004-05. Alaska Shootout, the fi rst Marshall athletic team to participate in an event in the state 2003-04 2005-06 of Alaska. The Thundering Herd fi nished with a Marshall began a new era in Conference 12-17 record in 2003-04, with six of those USA with a 12-17 record and with several 2007-08 17 losses coming by four points or less, notable accomplishments. The Herd In season one of the Donnie Jones era, with one coming in overtime. Ron Jirsa’s knocked off its fi rst top-10 opponent Marshall posted its fi rst winning campaign fi rst schedule as a Marshall coach was since 1971-72 when Marshall beat West in seven years with a 16-14 mark, including treacherous, with seven of the teams MU Virginia on January 21, 58-52, in Charleston. an 8-8 record in C-USA play. The Herd faced making postseason play, and it Marshall also hosted two top-25 teams recorded wins over a pair of conference ranked fi rst overall in the Mid-American in the Henderson Center in George preseason favorites (East Tennessee State Conference. The Herd knocked off UAB Washington and Memphis. The Colonials and Boston University) as well as wins in Birmingham, a Sweet 16 team in the barely escaped with a 79-73 overtime win, over eventual NCAA Tournament teams 2004 NCAA Tournament, and eventual and the Tigers held on to defeat the Herd, Winthrop and San Diego. The Herd also MAC Champion Western Michigan in 91-81, in front of the fi rst Henderson Center put together its fi rst ever three-game win Huntington. The Herd also faced the sellout since December 12, 1987, when streak in C-USA action, its fi rst such win University of Kentucky in Cincinnati, where Marshall defeated West Virginia, 82-72, in streak in league play since 2002-03 while in MU’s Ronny Dawn knocked down seven- front of 10,576 fans. Senior Mark Patton the Mid-American Conference. Senior Mark of-nine shots from beyond-the-arc to tie was a third team All-C-USA selection, and Dorris led MU in scoring and was named to a Wildcat opponent record. Marvin Black Markel Humphrey was named to the All- the C-USA All-Defensive Team while junior was a second team All-MAC selection Freshman team. Markel Humphrey was selected to the after leading the Herd in both scoring and All-Conference USA Third Team and Tirrell rebounding, and Marshall advanced to Baines to the C-USA All-Freshman Team. Cleveland for the MAC Quarterfi nals for the fi fth time in fi ve years.

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Marshall Head Coaches Chronologically Years Coach Won Lost Pct. 2007- Donnie Jones 16 14 .533 2003-07 Ron Jirsa 43 74 .368 1996-03 Greg White 115 84 .578 1994-96 Billy Donovan 35 20 .636 GGregreg WWhitehite 1990-94 Dwight Freeman 44 69 .389 11996-03996-03 1989-90 Dana Altman 15 13 .536 1983-89 Rick Huckabay 129 59 .686 1979-83 Bob Zuff elato 71 41 .634 1977-79 Stu Aberdeen 25 31 .446 1972-77 Bob Daniels 71 62 .534 1971-72 Carl Tacy 23 4 .852 1969-71 Stewart Way 25 24 .510 1963-69 Ellis Johnson 68 80 .459 1955-63 Jule Rivlin 100 88 .532 RRickick HuckabayHuckabay 1935-55 Cam Henderson 362 160 .693 11983-89983-89 1931-35 Tom Dandalet 43 35 .551 1927-31 46 27 .630 1926-27 Bill Strickling 7 9 .438 1925-26 10 7 .588 1924-25 12 6 .667 1923-24 Bill Strickling 8 7 .533 1922-23 J.E.R. Barnes 1 3 .250 1921-22 5 4 .556 JJuleule RivlinRivlin 1920-21 Kemper Shelton 6 9 .400 11955-63955-63 1918-19 Archer Reilly 2 5 .286 1908-14 Boyd Chambers 16 16 .500 1906-08 L.B. Crotty 5 1 .833

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126 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 NCAA NCAA Tournament Box Scores 1955-56 March 11, 1972 Midwest Region Midwest Region Leading Scorer: Cebe Price (27) Leading Scorer: Mike D’Antoni (26) Leading Rebounder: Randy Noll (16), Russell Lee (16) Morehead State 107 - Marshall 92 Marshall FG FT-FTA PF TP #9 SW Louisiana 112 - Marshall 101 Cebe Price, f 11 5-11 5 27 Marshall FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF A TP Jerry Pierson, f 0 0-0 0 0 Mike D’Antoni 9-22 8-11 9 3 10 26 Hal Greer, f 5 2-3 3 12 Bill James 4-14 0-0 6 3 4 8 Dave Kirk, c 8 2-2 4 18 Tyrone Collins 4-18 3-3 6 3 3 11 Bob Ashley, c 2 2-3 5 6 Barry Driscoll 2-7 3-6 7 3 0 7 Paul Underwood, g 9 0-0 5 18 Gary Orsini 2-3 0-4 4 5 0 4 John Mayfi eld, g 0 0-0 2 0 Randy Noll 10-19 1-3 16 5 3 21 Jack Freeman, g 5 1-2 2 11 John Sark 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 13-21 26 92 Russell Lee 11-29 2-3 16 4 2 24 Totals 42-112 17-30 65 26 22 101 Morehead St. FG FT-FTA PF TP Steve Hamilton, f 10 5-7 1 25 SW Louisiana FG-FGA FT-FTA REB PF A TP Gene Carroll, f 0 0-0 0 0 Lamar, D 12-31 11-15 5 0 11 35 Dave Kelcher, f 7 0-2 5 14 Greene, S 0-1 0-0 1 1 1 0 Jim Jewell, f 0 2-2 0 2 Brisbano, J. 7-12 5-7 5 3 5 19 Bob Richards, f 0 0-0 0 0 Haney, M 0-0 1-2 3 4 2 4 Dan Swartz, c 12 15-18 4 39 Herbert, W 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 Harlan Tolle, g 3 2-4 1 8 Saunders, F 0-1 3-4 9 5 2 3 Ken Thompson, g 0 0-0 0 0 Townsend, P 3-6 3-5 3 2 0 9 Bernie Shimfessel, g 0 0-0 0 0 Loftin, W 5-6 0-1 11 4 3 10 Donnie Gaunce, g 6 7-9 2 19 Ebron, R 14-22 5-7 20 3 1 33 Totals 38 31-42 13 107 Totals 42-80 28-41 61 22 25 112 Halftime: Morehead 51, Marshall 46 Halftime: SW Louisiana 55, Marshall 52 Attendance: 3,976 Tournament Notes: Marshall’s 40 fi eld goals was the most by a team in a single game of the 1956 NCAA Tournament ... Cebe Price’s 27 points is the most ever scored by a Marshall Tournament Notes: Marshall’s 65 rebounds were the most during a single game in player in the NCAA Tournament. the 1972 NCAA Tournament … Marshall’s 42 fi eld goals tied three schools for the most fi eld goals made during a game … Marshall’s 112 fi eld goal attempts were the most during a single game of the tournament ... Mike D’Antoni’s 10 assists was the second most by an individual in a single game of the tournament … Russell Lee’s 29 fi eld goal attempts was the fourth most attempts by a player in a single game of the tournament ... Marshall’s 101 points was the third highest of the tournament.

March 16, 1984 March 15, 1985 Mideast Region West Region Leading Scorer: LaVerne Evans (22) Leading Scorer: Skip Henderson (19) Leading Rebounder: Sam Winley (6) Leading Rebounder: Rodney Holden (6)

Villanova 84 - Marshall 72 AP #11 Virginia Commonwealth 81 - Marshall 65 #10 Marshall FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP #15 Marshall FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP Sam Ervin 1-1 0-0 2 0 2 2 Jeff Guthrie 2-6 2-2 5 1 4 6 David Wade 4-10 0-2 2 2 5 8 Robert Eppes 4-5 2-2 3 0 1 10 Robert Eppes 2-3 0-0 3 0 4 4 Jeff Richardson 3-8 1-2 4 0 4 7 Sam Henry 0-2 1-2 1 2 1 1 Skip Henderson 8-15 3-4 4 3 3 19 LaVerne Evans 9-15 4-5 3 2 2 22 Bruce Morris 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 Sam Winley 4-11 1-3 6 1 2 9 Rodney Holden 3-3 0-2 6 0 2 6 Don Turney 6-11 0-0 0 0 2 12 Kyle Taylor 1-4 0-0 1 1 1 2 Jeff Battle 5-9 0-2 2 4 1 10 Jeff Battle 4-12 2-2 4 4 4 10 Rod Nelson 2-5 0-0 0 2 4 4 John Amendola 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 Jeff Richardson 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Martin Smith 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Michael Dobson 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Skeeter Roberts 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 Bruce Morris 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Maurice Brysone 0-1 1-2 2 0 1 1 John Amendola 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 Tom Curry 1-4 2-3 1 0 4 4 Skeeter Roberts 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 26-62 13-19 33 9 26 65 Totals 33-68 6-14 20 14 23 72 #2 VCU FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP #7 Villanova FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP Michael Brown 3-6 0-1 3 4 4 6 McClain, D 10-11 4-4 3 4 5 24 Neil Wake 2-3 3-4 3 1 4 7 Pressley, H 6-8 3-5 7 4 3 15 Mike Schlegel 5-10 4-7 6 3 3 14 Pinckney, E 7-9 8-10 10 2 4 22 Calvin Duncan 6-13 7-9 4 5 0 19 Dobbs, F 3-6 6-7 4 2 0 12 Rolando Lamb 12-17 6-7 4 4 3 30 McLain, G 1-2 3-4 0 3 4 5 Bruce Allen 0-0 1-3 0 0 0 1 Wilbur, D 3-6 0-0 1 1 2 6 Robert Dickerson 1-3 0-0 3 0 2 2 Everson, C 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 Phil Stinne 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 Totals 30-42 24-30 26 16 18 84 Alvin Robinson 0-0 0-0 2 0 4 0 Halftime: Marshall 40, Villanova 33 Don Franco 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 2 Attendance: 10,788 Totals 29-52 23-33 28 17 20 81 Halftime: Virginia Commonwealth 32, Marshall 23 Tournament Notes: Villanova’s Pressley, McClain, Pinckney, Wilbur, Everson and McLain all played on the Wildcats 1985 National Championship team that defeated Georgetown, 66-64.

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Individual NCAA Tournament Superlatives Points ...... 27 Cebe Price vs. Morehead State (1956)

Field Goals ...... 11 Cebe Price vs. Morehead State (1956) Russell Lee vs. SW Louisiana (1972)

Free Throws ...... 8 Mike D’Antoni vs. SW Louisiana (1972)

Free Throw Percentage ...... 857 Tom Curry vs. Texas Christian (6-of-7) (1987)

Three-Point Field Goals ...... 4 Skip Henderson vs. Texas Christian (1987)

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage ...... 500 Skip Henderson vs. Texas Christian (4-of-8) (1987) Dwayne Lewis vs. Texas Christian (1-of-2) (1987) NCAA Tournament Box Scores, Superlatives Scores, Box Tournament NCAA Rebounds ...... 16 Russell Lee vs. SW Louisiana (1972) Randy Noll vs. SW Louisiana (1972)

Assists ...... 10 Mike D’Antoni vs. SW Louisiana (1972) MMikeike DD’Antoni’Antoni sscoredcored 2266 ppoints,oints, ddishedished ooutut 1100 aassistsssists aandnd ggrabbedrabbed nnineine rreboundsebounds vvs.s. SS.W..W. LLouisianaouisiana iinn tthehe 11stst Team NCAA Tournament Superlatives rroundound ooff tthehe 11972972 NNCAACAA TTournament.ournament. Points ...... 101 vs. SW Louisiana (1972) March 12, 1987 East Region Field Goals ...... 42 Leading Scorer: Dwayne Lewis (17) Leading Scorer: Dwayne Lewis (5) vs. SW Louisiana (1972)

AP #19 Texas Christian 76 - Marshall 60 Field Goal Percentage ...... 485 #13 Marshall FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP vs. Villanova (33-of-68) (1984) Rodney Holden 2-4 0-0 3-6 4 0 1 7 Dwayne Lewis 5-14 1-2 3-6 5 3 4 17 Tom Curry 2-2 0-0 6-7 3 0 4 10 Free Throws ...... 17 Skip Henderson 5-13 4-8 0-0 1 1 1 14 vs. SW Louisiana (1972) John Humphrey 4-8 0-0 2-2 3 1 4 10 Pete Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 vs. Texas Christian (1987) Brian Fish 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Maurice Brywon 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 3 2 Free Throw Percentage ...... 810 Totals 19-45 5-10 17-21 16 5 19 60 vs. Texas Christian (17-of-21) (1987) #4 TCU FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB A PF TP Larry Richard 1-4 0-0 5-6 5 0 4 7 Three-Point Field Goals ...... 5 Norman Anderson 3-7 0-0 2-2 4 7 3 8 vs. Texas Christian (1987) Tony Papa 2-2 0-0 2-2 2 1 3 6 Jamie Dixon 2-6 1-2 6-7 4 4 2 11 Carven Holcombe 14-17 0-0 2-3 3 5 1 30 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage ...... 500 Carl Lott 7-9 0-0 0-3 4 1 0 14 vs. Texas Christian (5-of-10) (1987) Matt Minnis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 Tom Mortimer 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 Totals 29-45 1-2 17-23 22 20 14 76 Rebounds ...... 65 Halftime: TCU 38, Marshall 27 vs. SW Louisiana (1972) Attendance: 11,200 Assists ...... 22 vs. SW Louisiana (1972)

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March 9, 1967 (Game One) March 13, 1967 (Game Two) Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Leading Scorer: Jim Davidson (21) Leading Scorer: George Stone (46) Leading Rebounder: Bob Allen (21) Leading Rebounder: Bob Allen (16)

Marshall 70 - Villanova 68 (overtime) Marshall 119 - Nebraska 88 Marshall (70) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP Marshall (119) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP George Stone 4-19 3-4 7 2 15 George Stone 20-38 6-6 11 2 46 Bob Redd 4-13 0-1 11 4 8 Bob Redd 6-12 5-8 5 2 17 Bob Allen 2-3 7-13 21 4 11 Bob Allen 1-2 1-2 16 4 3 Jim Davidson 9-19 3-6 9 4 21 Jim Davidson 8-17 7-8 7 2 23 Danny D’Antoni 5-11 5-8 3 3 15 Danny D’Antoni 9-15 6-6 9 1 24 Team 7 Joe Dawson 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 Totals 26-65 18-32 54 17 70 Dallas Blankenship 1-1 0-0 2 1 2 Orville Stepp 0-1 0-0 0 2 0 Villanova (68) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP George Watson 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 Crews 6-13 1-3 5 5 13 Keith Blankenship 1-2 2-2 2 1 4 Jones 12-29 4-6 11 3 28 Park W. Beam 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 McIntosh 2-2 2-2 4 5 6 Team 9 McGuire 4-9 2-3 8 1 10 Totals 46-90 27-32 56 16 119 Gillen 0-3 0-2 3 4 0 Gaidjunes 2-4 0-0 4 2 4 Nebraska (88) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP Turk 0-1 0-1 4 2 0 Tom Baack 13-24 7-9 10 0 33 May 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 Nate Branch 6-12 2-2 8 4 14 Meichionnl 2-6 0-1 2 2 4 Willie Campbell 8-20 1-4 4 4 17 McCall 1-3 1-2 3 1 3 Stuart Lantz 4-14 1-2 8 4 9 Team 7 Jim Damm 2-5 1-1 4 2 5 Totals 29-71 10-20 51 25 68 Frank Empkey 2-5 0-0 3 1 4 Halftime: Marshall 34, Villanova 24 Ron Simmons 1-3 0-0 2 2 2 Attendance: 15,357 Roger Leitner 0-2 0-1 2 1 0 Tournament Notes: Villanova’s Terry McGuire was the only senior to start for Bob Wagner 1-2 0-1 0 0 2 either team … .Bob Allen pulled down an amazing 21 rebounds in the game, a Dan Shaver 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 Marshall NIT high...Allen also sank the game-winning free throws in overtime Charles Stone 0-2 2-2 3 0 2 with time expired. Team 3 Totals 37-90 14-22 47 19 88 Halftime: Marshall 58, Nebraska 39 Attendance: 9,322

March 16, 1967 (Game Three) March 18, 1967 (Game Four) Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Leading Scorer: George Stone (24) Leading Scorer: George Stone (26) Leading Rebounder: Bob Allen (13) Leading Rebounder: Bob Allen (19)

Marquette 83 - Marshall 78 Rutgers 93 - Marshall 76 Marshall (78) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP Marshall (76) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP George Stone 11-25 2-2 5 3 24 George Stone 9-27 8-12 7 2 26 Bob Redd 9-20 5-5 10 4 23 Bob Redd 6-17 2-7 18 5 14 Bob Allen 4-4 1-4 13 5 9 Bob Allen 2-7 3-4 19 5 7 Jim Davidson 6-19 8-12 10 4 20 Jim Davidson 5-16 1-1 9 4 11 Danny D’Antoni 1-13 0-0 2 5 2 Danny D’Antoni 7-18 2-5 2 4 16 Orville Stepp 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Dallas Blankenship 1-6 0-0 2 0 2 Dallas Blankenship 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 Orville Stepp 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 Joe Dawson 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 Team 6 Team 6 Totals 30-92 16-29 63 21 76 Totals 31-82 16-23 47 24 78 Rutgers (93) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP Marquette (83) FG FT-FTA REB PF TP Barry Milankow 1-3 0-1 2 2 2 George Thompson 12-20 4-6 12 3 28 Doug Clark 5-8 3-7 14 3 13 Brian Brunkhorst 4-8 10-10 13 2 18 Bob Greacen 5-9 0-0 7 5 10 Gene Smith 1-6 4-5 14 4 6 Bob Lloyd 17-30 10-11 7 1 44 Jim Burke 2-5 2-4 4 3 6 Jim Valvano 8-15 3-4 5 4 19 Bob Wolf 2-5 2-4 4 3 6 Dick Stewart 0-3 1-2 11 4 1 Brad Luchini 1-1 2-2 1 1 4 Rick Harley 0-1 0-1 3 3 0 Dan Anderson 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Doug Brittelle 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 Team 3 Jim Smith 1-1 0-0 1 0 2 Totals 29-60 25-33 50 18 83 Jack Penhall 1-1 0-0 0 0 2 Halftime: Marquette 37, Marshall 31 Lou Goetz 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 Attendance: 18,499 Bob Budess 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Team 5 Tournament Quotes: “If we had tried to run with them, they would have blown Totals 38-73 17-26 56 34 93 us off the court,” said Marquette’s Wolf. “I don’t know anyone in the country that Halftime: Rutgers 43, Marshall 41 can run with them,” said Marquette’s head coach. “I know we couldn’t.” Attendance: 15,357 Tournament Notes: Rutgers featured senior guard Jim Valvano who later went on to coach North Carolina State to the 1983 NCAA Championship.

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March 14, 1968 March 18, 1973 Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden-New York, N.Y. Leading Scorer: George Stone (31) Leading Scorers: Randy Noll & Mike D’Antoni (20) Leading Rebounder: Bob Allen (15) Leading Rebounder: Randy Noll (13)

St. Peter’s 102 - Marshall 93 (2ot) Fairfi eld 80 - Marshall 76 Marshall (93) FG FT-FTA REB TP Marshall (76) FG FT-FTA REB TP George Stone 12-28 7-7 13 31 Bill James 3-12 4-4 5 10 Bob Redd 6-18 0-4 13 12 Randy Noll 8-17 4-7 13 20 Bob Allen 7-8 0-1 15 14 Wayne Smith 2-6 0-0 7 4 Jim Davidson 12-24 2-7 8 26 Mike D’Antoni 8-19 4-4 3 20 Danny D’Antoni 3-14 4-8 7 10 Tyrone Collins 6-13 0-0 1 12 Ricky Hall 0-1 0-0 2 0 Eric Bachelor 2-3 2-4 2 6 Phil Kazee 0-0 0-0 0 0 Greg Imperi 0-2 2-2 1 2 Joe Dawson 0-0 0-0 0 0 Joe Hickman 0-0 0-0 1 0 Orville Stepp 0-0 0-0 0 0 Frank Austin 1-1 0-0 1 2

NIT Box Scores, Superlatives Scores, NIT Box Larry Osborne 0-0 0-0 0 0 Kim Humphreys 0-1 0-0 0 0 Team 12 Bill Mannefeld 0-0 0-0 0 0 Totals 40-93 13-28 70 93 Team 7 Totals 30-75 16-22 34 76 St. Peter’s (102) FG FT-FTA REB TP Eloardo Webster 23-36 5-9 17 51 Fairfi eld (80) FG FT-FTA REB TP Harry Laurie 4-10 2-2 4 10 Rehn 5-12 3-4 11 13 Pete O’Dea 10-22 5-8 14 25 Rogers 7-15 5-5 8 19 Tom MacMahon 4-7 0-0 1 8 Bradley 2-3 0-0 1 4 Bob Leckie 2-4 2-2 1 4 Groom 8-19 7-9 3 23 Ken Grant 1-4 0-0 1 2 Ryan 1-2 2-2 5 4 Mark Drew 0-3 0-0 1 0 Kelly 6-12 2-5 9 14 Tom Schwester 0-0 0-0 0 0 Duff y 0-3 3-6 8 3 Sam DePiano 0-3 0-0 4 0 Lademan 0-0 0-1 0 0 Gene O’Connell 0-0 0-1 2 0 Team 11 Team 6 Totals 29-66 22-32 46 80 Totals 44-89 14-22 51 102 Halftime: Marshall 43, Fairfi eld 38 Halftime: Marshall 51, St. Peter’s 38 Attendance: 13,904 Regulation: Marshall 83, St. Peter’s 83 First Overtime: Marshall 89, St. Peter’s 89 Attendance: 15,357

March 16, 1988 Cam Henderson Center NNITIT SSUPERLATIVESUPERLATIVES Huntington, W.Va. Leading Scorer: Skip Henderson (30) IIndividualndividual TTeameam Leading Rebounder: Rodney Holden (9) PPointsoints ______4466 PPointsoints ______111919 GGeorgeeorge StoneStone vs.vs. NebraskaNebraska (1967)(1967) vvs.s. NebraskaNebraska ((1967)1967) Virginia Commonwealth 81 - Marshall 80 Marshall (80) M FG 3FG FT REB PF A TP RReboundsebounds ______2211 RReboundsebounds ______7700 Rodney Holden 36 3-5 0-0 0-1 9 3 0 6 BBobob AllenAllen vs.Villanovavs.Villanova ((1967)1967) vvs.s. St.St. PPeter’seter’s ((1968)1968) John Taft 36 5-10 0-0 6-8 6 4 2 16 FFieldield GGoalsoals ______2200 Tom Curry 30 6-10 0-0 3-4 6 5 1 15 FFieldield GGoalsoals ______4466 GGeorgeeorge StoneStone vs.vs. NebraskaNebraska (1967)(1967) Skip Henderson 39 11-19 3-8 5-6 3 3 3 30 vvs.s. NebraskaNebraska ((1967)1967) Andy Paul Williamson 37 5-10 0-5 0-0 5 2 7 10 FFreeree ThrowsThrows ______8 FFreeree ThrowsThrows ______2277 John Humphrey 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 GGeorgeeorge StoneStone vs.vs. RutgersRutgers (1967)(1967) vvs.s. NebraskaNebraska ((1967)1967) Brian Fish 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 JJimim DavidsonDavidson vs.vs. MarquetteMarquette (1967)(1967) Maurice Bryson 14 1-2 0-0 1-3 2 3 0 3 Team 6 33ptpt FFieldield GGoalsoals ______3 33ptpt FFieldield GGoalsoals ______3 Totals 200 31-57 3-13 15-22 37 22 13 80 SSkipkip HHendersonenderson vvs.s. VCUVCU (1988)(1988) vvs.s. VVCUCU ((1988)1988)

VCU (81) M FG 3FG FT REB PF A TP FFieldield GGoaloal % ______..600600 FFieldield GGoaloal % ______..544544 John Thompson 35 7-13 0-0 5-7 11 1 1 19 DDannyanny D’AntoniD’Antoni vvs.s. VVillanovaillanova ((1967)1967) ((9-15)9-15) vvs.s. VVCUCU ((1988)1988) ((31-57)31-57) Phil Stinnie 38 7-20 1-4 4-5 4 4 4 19 Bruce Pettway 13 2-4 0-0 0-2 3 5 0 4 FFreeree ThrowThrow % ______11.000.000 FFreeree ThrowThrow % ______..844844 Vince Wilson 19 3-5 0-0 1-2 2 3 3 7 GGeorgeeorge StoneStone vs.vs. vvs.s. NebraskaNebraska ((1967)1967) ((27-32)27-32) Chris Cheeks 40 7-15 1-5 6-6 6 2 2 21 SSt.t. PPeterseters ((1968)1968) ((7-7)7-7) Derrick McGhee 14 1-5 0-0 3-4 2 1 0 5 33ptpt FFieldield GGoaloal % ______..231231 Mike Brown 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 33PtPt FFieldield GGoaloal % ______..375375 vvs.s. VVCUCU ((3-13)3-13) Lou Bryant 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 SSkipkip HendersonHenderson vs.vs. Lionel Bacon 23 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 2 VVCUCU ((1988)1988) ((3-8)3-8) SScoringcoring AAveragesverages Martin Henlan 13 2-5 0-0 0-1 4 5 0 4 MMarshallarshall ((84.684.6 pppg)pg) CCareerareer Team 7 OOpponentspponents ((85.085.0 pppg)pg) PPointsoints ______114242 Totals 200 30-78 2-9 19-27 42 22 12 81 GGeorgeeorge StoneStone (fi(fi veve games)games) (28.4)(28.4) Halftime: Marshall 41, VCU 33 LLineine SScorescores TTeameam ______11stst ____22ndnd ____11otot ____22otot _ TTotalotal Attendance: 10,048 RReboundsebounds ______8844 MMarshallarshall ____ 330707 ____ 227272 ______6 ______7 ____ 559292 BBobob AllenAllen (fi(fi veve games)games) (16.8)(16.8) OOpponentspponents 224444 ____ 333232 ______6 ____ 1133 ____ 559595

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ALL-TIME NBA DRAFT PICKS______Tamar Slay • 2002 2nd Rd. (New Jersey) 54th overall Don Turney • 1985 7th Rd. (Indiana) 157th overall LaVerne Evans • 1984 6th Rd. (Dallas) 130th overall Charles Jones • 1983 9th Rd. (New York) 196th overall Mike D’Antoni • 1973 2nd Rd. (Kansas City) 20th overall ABA Supp. Draft • 1973 1st Rd. (San Antonio) 7th overall Randy Noll • 1973 5th Rd. (Buffalo) 72nd overall Russell Lee • 1972 1st Rd. (Milwaukee) 6th overall Randy Noll • 1972 6th Rd. (Atlanta) 88th overall Blaine Henry • 1971 11th Rd. (Milwaukee) 182nd overall Bob Allen • 1968 6th Rd. (San Francisco) 71st overall George Stone • 1968 9th Rd. (L.A. Lakers) 115th overall MMikeike DD’Antoni’Antoni wwasas nnamedamed tthehe NNBABA AAndyndy TTonkovichonkovich waswas tthehe ffirstirst CCoachoach ofof thethe YYearear iinn ooverallverall ppickick iinn tthehe 11948948 NNBABA DDraftraft Bob Redd • 1968 11th Rd. (New York) 141st overall 22004-05004-05 fforor tthehe PPhoenixhoenix SSuns.uns. bbyy PProvidence.rovidence. Bob Burgess • 1962 5th Rd. (New York) 38th overall John Milhoan • 1960 13th Rd. (Cincinnati) 82nd overall Leo Byrd • 1959 4th Rd. (Cincinnati) 25th overall Hal Greer • 1958 2nd Rd. (Syracuse) 14th overall Cebe Price • 1957 8th Rd. (Syracuse) 61st overall Charlie Slack • 1956 4th Rd. (Fort Wayne) 31st overall Walt Walowac • 1954 3rd Rd. (Milwaukee) 20th overall Andy Tonkovich • 1948 1st Rd. (Providence) 1st overall

MARSHALL’S NBA HONORS & AWARDS NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Hal Greer ______1968

Naismith Hall of Fame Hal Greer ______1982

50 Greatest Players in NBA History Hal Greer ______1996 TTamaramar SSlay,lay, ddraftedrafted iinn tthehe ‘‘0202 ssecondecond rround,ound, pplayedlayed NBA Coach of the Year fforor NNewew JJerseyersey aandnd CCharlotteharlotte ffromrom 22002-05.002-05. Mike D’Antoni (Phoenix) ______2005

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1906-07: 0-1 F 22 Alderson-Broaddus H W 30-20 F 25 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 34-31 HEAD COACH: L.B. Crotty F - Armco H L 28-36 D 14 Charleston Taw Club A L 6-13 F - Morris Harvey - L 24-26 1907-08: 5-0-1 M 1 Morris Harvey - W 37-17 HEAD COACH: L.B. Crotty N 28 Charleston A W 7-6 1928-29: 14-8 D 20 Charleston A W 12-5 HEAD COACH: Johnny Stuart J 23 Ronceverte A T 11-11 J 5 Alumni H W 51-20 J 24 Alderson A W 14-12 J 12 New River State H W 36-28 J 25 Hinton A W 30-4 J 15 Alderson-Broaddus A W 36-23 - - Ashland H W 21-2 J 16 West Virginia A L 21-44 J 17 Fairmont State A W 47-30

Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year 1908-09: 6-2 J 18 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 23-24 HEAD COACH: Boyd Chambers J 19 Davis & Elkins A L 23-54 N 27 Morehead (Club) - W 11-4 J 21 Concord H W 47-41 - - Pomeroy - W 38-11 J 26 Morris Harvey H W 43-38 - - Middleport H W 64-11 J 30 New River State A W 52-35 - - Davis & Elkins - W 52-17 F 2 Davis & Elkins H L 34-50 - - Middleport A W 44-40 F 5 Fairmont State H W 54-33 - - Charleston - W 46-17 F 13 Alderson-Broaddus H W 59-21 - - Parkersburg YMCA A L 16-58 F 14 Centre College H W 42-26 - - Marietta College A L 26-48 F 16 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 37-31 F 19 Virginia A L 32-46 1909-10: 3-3 F 20 Washington & Lee H L 30-48 HEAD COACH: Boyd Chambers F 22 Virginia Tech A W 35-32 - - Ashland YMCA - W 27-16 F 23 Concord A L 32-42 - - Ashland YMCA - L 32-45 F 26 Morris Harvey A W 47-26 - - Charleston HS - L 32-27 F 28 Morris Harvey H W 43-23 - - Charleston HS - L 19-20 TThehe 11907-08907-08 MMarshallarshall CCollegeollege - - Middleport - W 49-23 BBasketballasketball TTeameam 1929-30: 12-3 - - Morris Harvey - W 39-3 HEAD COACH: Johnny Stuart J 4 Alumni H W 39-25 1910-11: No Basketball 1921-22: 5-4-1 1925-26: 10-7 J 10 New River State H W 53-21 J 12 Fairmont State A L 23-24 1911-12: 2-2 HEAD COACH: Herbert Cramer HEAD COACH: Trusty Tallmann - - Rio Grande - W 21-6 J 10 Alumni H W 18-6 J 17 W.Va. Wesleyan A W 34-23 HEAD COACH: Boyd Chambers - - Alderson - L 11-23 J - Fairmont State H L 16-17 J 18 Salem A W 36-21 - - Charleston - W 42-29 - - Virginia Tech A L 11-27 J - Rio Grande H W 22-11 J 23 Morris Harvey H W 32-19 - - Ashland YMCA - L 43-47 - - Bluefi eld A L 26-28 J 16 Morris Harvey A W 27-22 J 24 Concord H W 40-34 - - Bethany - W 36-25 - - Bluefi eld H W 23-6 J 21 Alderson-Broaddus A L 20-32 J 29 New River State A W 50-24 - - Parkersburg - L 39-42 - - Georgetown (Ky.) - W 29-23 J 22 Salem A W 30-24 F 5 Fairmont State H W 45-34 - - Marietta College - L 21-40 J 30 New River State H W 25-24 F 8 Salem H W 33-23 1912-13: 1-3 - - Bethany - L 12-24 F 4 Salem H W 30-23 F 14 Morris Harvey A W 49-32 HEAD COACH: Boyd Chambers - - Ohio Mechanics - W 17-15 F 6 Washington & Lee H L 21-34 F 20 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 36-28 J 1 Charleston - W 29-9 - - Alderson - W 33-20 F 11 New River State H L 22-25 F 25 West Virginia A L 35-48 J 17 Davis & Elkins - L 27-28 F 13 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 31-27 M 1 Glenville State H L 32-36 J 29 Cin. Church of Christ - L 10-68 1922-23: 1-3 F 16 Bethany A L 25-35 M 4 Morris Harvey H W 41-34 J 31 Otterbein - L 23-29 HEAD COACH: J.E.R. Barnes F 17 Fairmont State A L 20-27 - - Rio Grande - W 32-14 F 18 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 13-30 1930-31: 9-8 1913-14: 2-6, 0-1 WVAA - - Marietta College - L 16-17 F 24 Alderson-Broaddus H W 35-25 HEAD COACH: Johnny Stuart HEAD COACH: Boyd Chambers - - Davis & Elkins - L 33-47 F 26 Concord A W 34-31 D 27 Kentucky A L 26-42 - - Charleston - W 29-9 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - L 25-43 M 2 Morris Harvey H W 45-18 J 6 Alumni - W 30-24 - - Huntington High - W 16-2 J 10 Morris Harvey - W 42-29 - - Davis & Elkins* - L 27-28 1923-24: 8-7 1926-27: 7-10 J 14 West Virginia A L 22-36 - - Cin. Church of Christ - L 10-68 HEAD COACH: Bill Strickling HEAD COACH: Bill Strickling J 15 Fairmont State A L 35-46 - - Otterbein - L 23-27 J 12 Marietta College H L 22-31 J 8 Alumni H W 25-22 J 16 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 30-37 - - Notre Dame - L 9-27 J 17 Davis & Elkins A L 25-39 J 13 Glenville State H L 13-26 J 17 Salem A W 54-28 - - Ashland YMCA - L 22-36 J 18 Fairmont State A W 21-15 J 15 New River State H L 16-21 J 24 New River State H W 45-32 - - Ashland YMCA - L 22-46 J 19 Alderson-Broaddus A L 20-21 J 20 Fairmont State A L 27-37 J 28 Ohio A L 38-42 J 26 Morris Harvey H W 39-29 J 21 Alderson-Broaddus A W 37-26 F 4 Fairmont State H W 47-31 1914-18: No Basketball J 31 Davis & Elkins H W 24-14 J 22 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 5-35 F 6 Wittenberg H L 31-33 F 1 Fairmont State H W 26-10 J 28 New River State A L 29-37 F 13 New River State A L 35-47 1918-19: 2-5 F 9 Morris Harvey A L 17-24 F 1 Fairmont State H L 20-27 F 14 Emory & Henry A W 35-28 HEAD COACH: Archer Reilly F 12 Concord H W 18-13 F 4 Bluefi eld State H W 41-20 F 16 Salem A L 35-43 - - Marietta College - L 20-44 F - Kentucky Wesleyan A W 26-20 F 10 Salem H L 23-39 F 19 Morris Harvey H W 40-23 - - Morris Harvey - L 31-39 F - Marietta College A L 19-28 F 12 Concord H W 29-17 F 27 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 40-22 - - Greenbriar Military - L 30-39 F 20 Alderson-Broaddus H W 27-24 F 18 Fenwick Club A L 26-27 M 5 Morris Harvey H W 50-22 - - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 26-24 F 22 Virginia Tech H W 29-14 F 19 Xavier A L 22-48 - - Spencer High - W 48-19 F 28 Glenville State H W 25-24 F 22 Alderson-Broaddus H W 34-14 1931-32: 8-10 - - Morris Harvey - L 29-39 - - Salem H L 18-21 F 25 W.Va. Wesleyan H L 25-35 HEAD COACH: Tom Dandelet - - Huntington High - L 37-42 F 28 Morris Harvey A W 21-19 D 30 Kentucky A L 16-46 1924-25: 12-6 M 3 Morris Harvey H W 19-15 - - Wittenberg - L 21-30 1919-20: No Basketball HEAD COACH: Russ Meredith - - Morris Harvey - W 30-28 J 9 Rio Grande H W 25-22 1927-28: 11-10 - - New River State - W 35-17 1920-21: 6-9 J 16 Morris Harvey H W 45-16 HEAD COACH: Johnny Stuart - - Ohio - L 26-29 J 17 Davis & Elkins H L 13-33 HEAD COACH: Kemper Shelton J 7 Alumni H W 33-18 - - Fairmont State - L 31-32 J 21 Salem A W 23-16 - - Glenville State - L 30-31 J 11 Bluefi eld H W 28-23 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 31-27 J 22 Fairmont State A W 18-11 - - Georgetown (Ky.) - L 23-30 J 13 Charleston Senators A W 49-30 - - Salem - W 36-34 J 23 Davis & Elkins A L 19-31 - - Morris Harvey - L 16-33 J 14 New River State H W 20-19 - - Salem - L 22-27 J 24 Alderson-Broaddus A W 33-17 - - Rio Grande - W 40-12 J 18 Fairmont State A L 22-40 - - Fairmont State - L 35-37 J 28 New River State H W 32-6 - - Salem - L 20-27 J 19 Aldreson-Broaddus A W 29-23 - - New River State - L 18-23 J 30 Fairmont State H L 13-23 - - Salem - L 21-26 J 20 W.Va. Wesleyan A W 26-17 - - Virginia Tech H L 17-25 F 5 New River State A L 18-21 - - Muskingum - L 14-34 J 21 Davis & Elkins A L 22-42 - - Marietta College - W 42-22 F 10 Salem H L 23-24 - - Salem - L 21-26 J 28 Davis & Elkins H L 6-17 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 41-30 F 14 Concord H W 29-10 - - Ashland YMCA - W 29-10 F 1 Glenville State H L 22-23 - - Cincinnati - L 28-31 F - Eastern Kentucky H W 47-28 - - Morris Harvey - L 21-25 F 3 Morris Harvey - L 17-20 - - Concord - L 15-24 F - Kentucky Wesleyan H W 27-20 - - Ironton - W 81-18 F 10 Fairmont State H W 46-32 - - Marietta College - L 23-27 F - Georgetown (Ky.) H L 21-36 - - Rio Grande - W 37-19 F - New River State H W 29-21 - - Morris Harvey - W 63-31 F 24 Alderson-Broaddus H W 48-23 - - Morris Harvey - W 29-21 F - Centre College H L 24-30 F 28 Kentucky Wesleyan H W 23-13 F 17 Xavier A L 14-16 M 5 Morris Harvey H W 37-15 F 18 Xavier A L 34-43 M - Concord H W 31-10 132 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Year-by-Year Results 1932-33: 10-9, 3-6 Buckeye Conf. 1936-37: 21-8, 9-1 Buckeye Conf. F 3 Tennessee A W 47-40 1942-43: 10-7 F 10 Ohio Wesleyan* - L 44-58 HEAD COACH: Tom Dandelet Buckeye Conference Champions HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson F 12 Emory & Henry - W 47-45 D 17 Kentucky N1 L 26-53 D - W.Va. Tech - W 73-40 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson F 14 Ohio - W 47-42 J 3 Morris Harvey A W 56-25 - - Morehead State - L 45-47 D 15 Lincoln Memorial A W 82-27 F 17 Miami (Ohio) A W 48-30 J 7 Ohio* H L 23-35 - - Toledo - L 41-57 D 17 Western Maryland A W 5-628 F 18 Cincinnati* - L 30-35 J 10 Ohio Wesleyan* A L 36-45 - - Dayton - L 45-52 D 18 Loyola (Md.) A W 41-29 F 22 Roanoke - L 44-46 J 14 Miami (Ohio)* H W 34-22 - - Alderson-Broaddus - W 64-39 D 19 Fort Belvoir A W 56-39 F 24 W.Va. Wesleyan - W 54-38 J 18 Cincinnati* H W 41-27 - - Morris Harvey - L 50-69 D 21 George Washington A L 19-39 M 1 Miami (Ohio) - W 46-29 J 26 Fairmont State A W 49-44 - - Salem - W 66-54 D 22 Long Island A L 33-41 M 4 Ohio - W 50-40 J 27 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 30-34 D 23 St. Thomas A L 44-48 - - West Liberty - W 58-47 J 28 Salem A W 52-35 D 26 CCNY A L 33-49 1939-40: 25-4 - - Morehead State - L 44-68 J 31 Fairmont State H L 23-29 D 28 John Marshall A W 69-35 - - Dayton - W 52-48 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson F 3 Wittenberg* A L 21-59 D 29 St. Francis (N.Y.) A L 27-38 - - W.Va. Tech - W 58-53 D - Wheeling Coca-Cola - W 89-59 F 8 Ohio* A L 36-39 D 30 Newark A W 60-43 - - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 63-46 - - Salem - W 63-36 F 11 Ohio Wesleyan* H L 32-36 J 5 Dayton* H W 51-35 - - Xavier - L 53-68 - - Roanoke - W 55-26 F 14 Morris Harvey H W 54-28 J 9 Cincinnati* H W 38-33 - - Toledo - L 47-81 - - Loyola (Md.) - W 69-42 F 17 Cincinnati* A L 28-31 J 11 Union H W 56-35 - - Morris Harvey - W 56-33 - - Newark - W 53-40 F 18 Miami (Ohio)* A W 40-30 J 16 Ohio Wesleyan* A W 35-27 - - Salem - W 72-56 - - St. Francis (N.Y.) - L 38-41 F 22 Salem H W 45-30 J 19 Centre College H W 33-29 - - Xavier - W 56-40 - - CCNY - W 60-26 F 24 Wittenberg H W 37-34 J 29 Lincoln Memorial H W 70-38 - - Brooklyn YMCA - W 53-17 M 2 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 46-25 J 30 Union H W 61-37 1943-44: 15-7 - - Panzer College - W 54-5 (N1) Ashland, Ky. F 1 Tennessee A L 31-33 - - California H W 51-47 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson F 2 Centre College A W 59-42 - - Roanoke - W 53-27 D - Georgetown (Ky.) - W 68-22 F 6 Miami (Ohio)* H W 32-31 1933-34: 13-8, 6-4 Buckeye Conf. - - Salem - W 78-50 - - Fairmont State - W 43-24 F 12 Miami (Ohio)* A W 45-35 HEAD COACH: Tom Dandelet - - Toledo - W 50-37 - - Fairmont State - W 44-30 F 13 Cincinnati* A W 56-53 D 14 Kentucky A L 26-48 - - Toledo - L 50-60 D 16 Loyola (Md.) A W 55-37 F 18 Ohio Wesleyan* H W 54-30 D 28 Indiana - L 20-36 J 19 Xavier A W 48-36 D 17 Maryland A W 46-39 F 20 Dayton* A W 48-41 J 3 Valparaiso H W 22-17 - - Dayton - W 31-25 D - American - W 61-25 F 23 Ohio* A L 32-40 J 6 Cincinnati* H W 35-25 - - Emory & Henry - W 68-39 - - Army War College - W 65-33 F 25 W.Va. Wesleyan A L+ 47-54 J 10 Wittenberg* A W 37-24 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 71-45 - - Fort Belvoir - W 65-40 F 27 Ohio* H W 36-33 J 13 Miami (Ohio)* A W 30-16 - - Virginia Tech A W 45-38 - - W & J - L 40-51 M 2 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 57-42 J 17 Ohio* A L 19-35 - - Emory & Henry - W 65-26 - - Murray State - W 52-37 J 25 Fairmont State A L 26-29 + overtime F 3 Tennessee A W 47-40 - - Western Kentucky - L 36-39 J 26 Davis & Elkins A W 41-36 F 6 Xavier H W 51-47 - - Cincinnati - W 55-49 J 27 W.Va. Wesleyan A L 37-42 1937-38: 28-4, 10-0 Buckeye Conf. F - Newark - W 75-32 - - Toledo - L 56-61 F 3 Ohio Wesleyan* H W 19-18 Buckeye Conference Champions F - Morris Harvey - W 39-25 - - Salem - W 58-32 F 6 Ohio Wesleyan* A L 29-46 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson F - Morehead State - W 42-31 - - Morehead State - W 43-41 F 10 Wittenberg* H L 27-34 D 14 Alderson-Broaddus A W 48-44 - - Morehead State - W 51-40 F 12 Louisville H W 68-54 F 13 Morris Harvey H W 49-34 D 15 Salem A W 50-36 - - Dayton - W 61-25 F - Morhead State - L 31-55 F 16 Miami (Ohio)* A W 31-28 D 16 Loyola (Md.) A W 51-29 - - Morris Harvey - L 42-51 F - Cincinnati - L 37-65 F 17 Cincinnati* A L 32-41 D 18 John Marshall A W 35-31 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 65-53 F - Western Kentucky - L 48-61 F 22 Ohio* H W 41-37 D 20 Long Island A W 50-40 - - Murray State - L 43-65 F 24 Fairmont State H W 35-26 D 21 St. Francis (N.Y.) A W 54-52 1940-41: 14-9 - - Salem - W 84-31 F 27 Davis & Elkins H W 46-41 D 22 Brooklyn YMCA A W 64-47 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Toledo - W 58-27 M 1 Morris Harvey H W 41-36 D 23 St. Thomas A L 39-47 - - Colorado - W 42-41 M 2 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 40-33 J 1 St. Louis H W 52-24 J 2 Tennessee A L 22-33 1944-45: 17-9 J 4 High Point H W 55-37 J 6 Tennessee H W 33-29 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson 1934-35: 12-9, 3-6 Buckeye Conf. J 8 Ohio Wesleyan* H W 42-37 - - Dayton - W 78-42 D - Georgetown (Ky.) - W 85-27 HEAD COACH: Tom Dandelet J 11 Dayton* A W 49-28 - - Mexico - W 75-36 - - Fairmont State - W 53-32 D 27 McArthur Collegians A W 48-22 J 15 Cincinnati* H W 63-32 - - Indiana - L 22-53 - - Penn State - L 32-34 D 28 Carbon Carbide A W 54-23 J 19 Miami (Ohio)* H W 58-27 - - Southeastern - L 51-53 - - Bucknell - W 52-49 J 3 N.Y. Celtics H L 21-29 J 22 W.Va. Wesleyan A W 71-47 - - Wichita State - L 33-36 - - Scranton - W 44-42 J 5 Morris Harvey A L 39-43 - - Salem H W 68-40 - - Colorado College A L 31-35 - - Brooklyn College - W 57-42 J 7 Dayton* H W 39-25 J 31 Roanoke H L 41-51 - - Denver A L 40-45 - - Yale - L 42-60 J 9 Ohio Wesleyan* A L 28-40 F 1 High Point A W 73-54 J 10 Louisville H W 45-24 - - Fort Belvoir - L 45-49 J 12 Cincinnati* A L 40-50 F 2 South Carolina A W 46-15 J - Dayton - W 46-37 - - Pentagon - W 76-44 J 19 Ohio* H L 40-45 - - Maryville H W 62-26 J - Centre - W 69-25 - - War College - W 86-29 J 30 W.Va. Wesleyan H L 29-37 F 5 Tennessee A W 34-31 - - St. Francis (N.Y.) - W 50-36 - - Salem - W 119-55 J 31 Salem A W 56-43 F 8 Kentucky Wesleyan H W 77-26 - - Scranton - W 58-43 J 6 Tennessee A L 40-48 F 1 Fairmont State A W 32-30 F 12 Ohio Wesleyan* H W 67-32 - - Brooklyn YMCA - W 63-48 - - Murray State - W 58-54 F 5 Morris Harvey H W 25-24 F 15 Ohio* A W 22-12 - - Seton Hall - L 37-40 - - Cincinnati - W 75-37 F 6 Ohio* A W 41-37 F 18 Cincinnati* A W 38-27 - - Baltimore - L 36-49 - - Louisville - W 57-52 F 8 Ohio Wesleyan* H L 28-37 F 19 Miami (Ohio)* A W 22-16 - - Morehead State - W 60-45 J 27 Western Kentucky - W 68-41 F 13 Fairmont State H W 34-29 F 23 Long Island H L 33-38 - - Morehead State - W 47-36 - - W.Va. Tech - W 98-36 F 15 Cincinnati* A L 27-48 F 26 Dayton* H W 56-31 - - St. Francis (Pa.) - W 87-43 - - Murray State - L 33-34 F 16 Miami (Ohio)* A L 22-31 M 3 Ohio* H W 44-32 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - L 53-71 - - Western Kentucky - L 45-67 F 22 Miami (Ohio)* H W 31-23 M 5 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 63-38 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 87-44 - - Louisville - L 51-58 NAIB National Tournament - - Cincinnati - L 34-36 F 26 Dayton* A W 35-32 1941-42: 15-9 F 27 Xavier A W 47-25 - - Peru (Neb.) State N1 W 67-60 - - Muskingum - W 77-49 M 1 W.Va. Wesleyan H W 26-18 - - Wabash College N1 L 51-53 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Fairmont State - W 71-35 (N1) Kansas City, Mo. D 13 Denver H W 47-45 - - Morehead State - W 52-39 1935-36: 6-10 D 15 Wichita State - W 60-24 - - W.Va. Tech - W 83-49 1938-39: 22-5, -- Buckeye Conf. D 18 Southwestern - W 57-30 - - Morehead State - L 37-57 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson D 19 Bethany - W 62-32 D - Morris Harvey - W 49-38 Buckeye Conference Champions D 27 Roanoke - L 33-41 - - Dayton - L 35-37 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson D 29 Miami (Fla.) - W 37-33 - - Ohio - L 36-53 D 15 Salem A W 66-41 J 3 Columbus - W 55-30 - - Cincinnati - L 34-41 D 16 Roanoke A L 44-48 J 7 Morehead State - W 60-59 - - Ohio Wesleyan - L 34-45 D 17 Loyola (Md.) A W 53-37 J 10 Dayton - W 43-37 - - Morris Harvey - W 62-20 D 21 Brooklyn YMCA A W 61-57 J 12 Toledo H W 43-37 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - L 42-44 D 22 John Marshall A W 40-28 J 17 Toledo A L 47-55 - - Fairmont State - W 64-36 D 23 St. Francis (N.Y.) A L 33-45 J 23 Alderson-Broaddus - L 55-58 - - Ohio Wesleyan - L 30-38 D 24 Scranton A W 41-30 J 27 Salem - L 53-54 - - Cincinnati - L 33-51 J 5 Salem - W 56-44 J 31 Tennessee A L 37-48 - - Miami (Ohio) - L 37-44 J 7 Bethany - W 71-21 F 5 Salem - L 61-64 - - Fairmont State - W 70-40 J 12 Ohio Wesleyan* - W 43-28 F 7 West Liberty - W 80-57 - - Miami (Ohio) - L 32-46 J 14 W.Va. Wesleyan - W 43-39 F 11 Xavier H W 59-49 - - Ohio - L 43-48 J 17 Cincinnati* - W 23-22 F 13 Davis & Elkins - W 83-37 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 65-35 J 21 Dayton* H W 46-37 F 20 Morehead State - L 40-43 - - Dayton - W 38-27 J 30 Emory & Henry - W 52-46 F 24 W.Va. Wesleyan - L 62-67 J 31 Virginia Tech A W 47-31 F 27 Dayton - W 55-31 F 1 Lenoir-Rhyne A W 55-46 M 6 W.Va. Wesleyan - W 76-59 F 2 Furman A W 84-33 - - Xavier A L 43-53 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS 133 TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09

D 21 Hardin-Simmons - W 62-59 1951-52: 15-11, 5-7 OVC D 22 Texas Tech - L 54-65 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson D 23 West Texas - L 47-66 D - Union - W 95-55 D 28 Pepperdine A L 39-78 D 5 Ohio A L 61-71 Los Angeles Invitational D - Eastern Kentucky* - L 73-78 D 30 Brigham Young N2 W 83-64 - - Texas A&M - W 46-40 D 31 Loyola Marymount (#13) N2 L 46-60 - - Murray State* - L 68-77 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 92-67 J 8 Indiana State - W 71-63 - - Akron - W 113-81 J 10 Dayton A L 55-67 - - Miami (Ohio) - L 59-86 J 14 Youngstown State H W 62-55 - - Wittenburg - W 89-61 J 17 Murray State* - W 82-78 - - Evansville* - W 88-78 J 19 Morehead State* - L 62-64 - - Morris Harvey - W 85-70 J 22 Dayton H W 60-54 - - Morehead State* - W 75-69 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year J 29 Salem - W 75-60 - - Wake Forest - W 76-68 F 2 Youngstown State A W 83-60 - - Murray State* - L 63-89 F 3 Akron - L 51-55 - - Evansville* - W 78-72 F 5 Salem - W 70-59 - - Tennessee Tech* - W 59-56 F 9 Morehead State* - W 77-44 F 2 Western Kentucky* A L 65-76 F 12 Kentucky Wesleyan - W 77-57 - - Morris Harvey - W 72-62 F 14 Indiana State - L 43-72 - - Morehead State* - L 53-54 F 18 Kentucky Wesleyan - L 68-86 F 12 W. Kentucky (#20)* H L 82-87 F 19 Xavier H L 50-53 - - Eastern Kentucky* - L 68-77 HHalal GGreer,reer, JJuleule RRivlin,ivlin, aandnd JJackack FFreemanreeman Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Ohio Valley Conference Tournament F 22 Louisville A L 65-79 - - Morehead State N1 W 74-61 F 22 Western Kentucky N1 L 74-89 - - Morris Harvey - W 44-34 F 25 Dayton H W 60-57 1945-46: 25-10 F 26 Mount Union - W 75-47 - - DePauw - W 73-58 - - Miami (Ohio) - L 45-69 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson (N1) Kansas City, Mo. F 18 Cincinnati A L 42-53 F 28 Ohio H W 94-91 D - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 58-36 (N2) Los Angeles, Calif. - - Miami (Ohio) - L 56-62 (N1) Louisville, Ky. Ohio Valley Tournament OVC Tourn: LOU in 1st Rd. - - Dayton - W 79-53 OVC Tourn: MSU in 1st Rd; WKU in Semis N 24 Western Kentucky N1 L 45-51 - - Evansville - L 69-73 1949-50: 15-9, 5-4 OVC - - Rio Grande - W 89-35 - - Concordia - W 62-61 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 77-34 1952-53: 20-4 - - Bradley - L 51-62 D 3 Concord - W 84-45 - - Georgetown - W 69-27 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Illinois Wesleyan - W 70-60 D 10 Murray State* - W 60-57 - - Morehead State - L 41-46 D - Salem - W 96-73 - - Hawaii H W 84-57 D 17 Morehead State* - W 106-65 - - Western Kentucky - W 56-40 D - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 115-85 - - Fort Knox - W 85-62 D 19 Youngstown State A W 71-64 - - Virginia A L 39-56 D - Davis & Elkins - W 123-62 NAIB National Tournament D 23 Akron - W 94-81 - - Army War College - W 67-35 D - Virginia Tech H W 113-57 - - Wisconsin State N2 W 113-80 D 27 Evansville* - W 83-71 D 20 Maryland A W 50-43 D 11 Xavier A L 91-96 - - Hamline N2 W 55-54 D 31 Beloit - W 71-56 - - Kansas State - W 88-42 - - Washington - W 60-50 - - Eastern Washington N2 W 56-48 J 2 Beloit - L 48-67 - - Hamline - L 54-58 NAIA Invitational - - Emporia State N2 W 56-55 J 3 Dayton A L 41-68 - - Morris Harvey - W 68-48 - - Washburn N1 L 61-63 - - Mankato State N2 W 73-59 J 6 Youngstown State H L 76-81 - - Bradley - W 54-47 - - Morningside N1 W 103-100 (N1) Terre Haute, Ind. J 7 Kentucky Wesleyan - W 105-54 - - Evansville - L 43-46 (N2) Kansas City, Mo. J 14 Eastern Kentucky* - L 49-65 - - Murray State - L 40-63 - - Memphis State H W 102-76 J 17 Morehead State* - W 62-59 J 5 Tennessee A L 31-44 - - Murray State - W 86-81 1947-48: 22-11 J 21 Louisville (#19) H W 96-72 - - Fairmont - W 82-47 - - Morehead State - W 77-62 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson J 28 Tennessee Tech* - W 88-43 - - Morris Harvey - W 68-48 - - Morris Harvey - W 105-79 D - Morehead State - W 62-55 J 30 Kentucky Wesleyan - W 93-57 - - Morehead State - W 53-48 J 19 Southern Miss H W 94-79 - - Cedarville - W 80-30 F 1 Murray State* - L 65-70 - - Concord - W 61-44 - - Marietta - W 102-78 - - Indiana State - L 37-62 F 4 Dayton H W 81-74 J 19 Cincinnati A L 47-49 - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 81-74 - - Washington - L 48-54 F 10 Eastern Kentucky* - L 55-71 - - Xavier - W 91-50 - - Marietta - W 83-64 - - Hamline - L 39-51 F 11 Tennessee Tech* - L 70-74 - - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 57-53 - - VMI H W 83-73 - - Beloit - L 60-65 F 13 Louisville A L 66-74 - - Western Kentucky - L 49-61 F 10 Ohio A L 87-91 - - Kansas State - L 52-82 F 18 Xavier H W 67-63 - - Georgetown (Ky.) - W 92-47 - - Davis & Elkins - W 83-61 D 22 Denver A L 56-69 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament - - Fairmont - W 66-51 - - Morehead State - L 62-72 Los Angeles Invitational F 22 Eastern Kentucky N1 L+ 62-66 - - Dayton - W 57-46 - - Morris Harvey - W 80-64 - - West Texas State N1 W 56-55 F 23 Murray State N1 W++ 68-64 - - Xavier - W 72-59 - - Muskingum - W 103-75 - - Idaho N1 W 73-44 (N1) Louisville, Ky. F 13 Cincinnati H W 60-53 F 27 Ohio H W 77-75 - - Syracuse N1 W 46-44 OVC Tourn: EKU in Semis; MSU in Consolation - - Concord - W 58-53 M 2 Xavier H W 83-78 F18 Toledo H W 56-51 1950-51: 13-13, 2-6 OVC (N1) Kansas City, Mo. - - San Diego State - L 23-41 - - Morris Harvey - W 65-41 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Baltimore - W 87-40 - - Dayton - W 88-42 D 2 Fairmont State H W 84-34 1953-54: 12-9, 6-7 MAC - - Indiana State - W 66-58 F 27 Toledo A L 60-77 D 7 Geneva H W 73-54 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - Evansville - W 65-60 (N1) Jeffersonville, Ind. D 9 Brigham Young H L 57-70 D 5 W.Va. Wesleyan - W 87-64 - - Morris Harvey - W 71-41 Marshall Invitational D 11 Memphis State A L 85-104 - - Concord - W 88-53 D 14 Murray State* H L 54-73 D 12 Murray State - W 76-73 J 28 Youngstown State H W 78-77 1946-47: 32-5 D 15 Pepperdine H W 74-71 D 15 Ohio* H W 71-67 - - Wheaton - W 95-64 NAIB National Champions D 17 Georgetown (Ky.) - W 80-71 - - Murray State - L 53-65 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson D 19 William & Mary H L 38-56 J 2 Iona - W 93-81 F 4 Louisville A L 50-86 D - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 76-53 D 23 Beloit A L 71-102 J 6 Miami (Ohio)* - L 100-107 F - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 77-64 D - Morehead State - W 54-50 D 26 Arkansas A&M H W 96-45 J 9 Kent State* H W 102-78 F - Akron - W 73-47 - - Xavier H W 56-47 D 29 Beloit H W 89-79 J 12 Morris Harvey - W 86-80 F - Morris Harvey - W 62-47 - - Murray State - W 68-59 D 30 Miami (Ohio) H L 49-57 J 16 Toledo* H L 69-76 F - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 70-55 Midwest Tournament J 8 Ohio H W 69-59 J 23 Bowling Green* H W 91-88 F - Salem - W 74-72 - - Eastern Illinois N1 W 67-60 J 11 Morris Harvey A W 96-75 F 4 Western Michigan* H W 70-61 F - Morehead State - W 66-60 - - Indiana State A W 66-58 J 13 Morehead State* H W 60-49 F 6 Bowling Green* A L 70-100 F - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 75-50 - - Xavier N1 W 75-58 J 17 Eastern Kentucky* A L 61-87 F 8 Kent State* A L 61-67 F - Salem - W 85-52 J 20 Southern Miss H W 76-63 F 13 Toledo* A L 74-92 F - Concord - W 78-62 - - Toronto - W 84-40 J 27 Tennessee Tech* H W 72-61 F 15 Western Michigan* A W 90-88 M 1 Dayton H L 52-58 - - Creighton - W 54-46 J 31 Evansville* A L 53-62 F 20 Morris Harvey - W 101-92 NAIB National Tournament - - Morris Harvey - W 86-65 F 3 Murray State* A L 53-95 F 23 Miami (Ohio)* - L 72-84 M - Peru (Neb.) State N2 W 72-53 - - Akron - W 63-61 F 7 Morris Harvey H W 73-56 F 25 Ohio* A L 63-81 M - San Jose State N2 L 72-74 - - Concord - W 87-45 F 10 Eastern Kentucky* H L 75-79 F 27 Indiana State - W 96-81 (N1) Los Angeles, Calif. J 17 Xavier A W 53-41 F 13 Ohio A L 63-71 M 2 Western Reserve* - W 80-59 (N2) Kansas City, Mo. - - Dayton - W 65-61 F 15 Morehead State* A L 68-72 - - Concord - W 86-47 1948-49: 16-12, 2-2 OVC F 19 John Carroll H W 79-66 1954-55: 18-4, 10-4 MAC - - Morehead State - W 69-65 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson M 2 Akron A W 84-81 HEAD COACH: Cam Henderson - - West Liberty - W 94-44 D 9 Milligan - W 70-50 M 3 Mount Union A L 58-70 D 7 Republic of China H W 91-58 J 31 Cincinnati H L 54-66 D 11 Emporia State - W 90-47 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament D 11 Western Reserve* - W 90-84 - - Kentucky Wesleyan - W 61-53 NAIB Tournament - - Eastern Kentucky N1 L 54-91 D 13 Colorado - W 95-55 - - West Liberty - W 72-49 D 17 Louisville* N1 L 64-73 (N1) Louisville, Ky. D 14 Ohio* A W 105-85 OVC Tourn: EKU in 1st Rd. F 8 Louisville H W 62-55 D 18 Indiana State N1 W 66-65 D 29 Virginia N1 W 103-98 134 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09

D 30 Carnegia Tech - W 101-82 D 28 Western Michigan* H W 86-69 J 28 Bowling Green* A W 64-58 F 16 Kent State* H W 61-52 Year-by-Year Results J 1 Washington & Lee - W 89-79 J 2 Morehead State - L 80-93 - - Morris Harvey - W 106-87 F 19 Miami (Ohio)* - L 59-66 J 5 Miami (Ohio)* - L 74-89 J 4 Kent State* H W 69-49 F 4 Western Michigan H W 93-68 F 23 Toledo* A L 58-63 J 8 Western Michigan* H W 79-50 J 9 Morris Harvey - W 99-88 F 6 Western Kentucky A L 77-100 F 25 Bowling Green* A L 86-114 J 13 Xavier H W 82-59 J 11 Ohio* H W 81-78 - - St. Francis (Pa.) - W 91-70 F 28 St. Francis (Pa.) - W 81-71 J 15 Toledo* H W 68-56 J 18 St. Francis (Pa.) - W 100-96 F - Morehead State - L 74-78 M 2 Western Michigan* A L 78-82 J 17 Kent State* H W 86-59 J 25 Florida State - W 109-68 F 18 Toledo* A L 66-79 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. J 22 Kent State* A L 73-92 J 29 Ohio* A W 98-89 F 20 Bowling Green* H W 67-60 F 1 Western Michigan* A L 75-89 F 1 Bowling Green* A W 76-74 - - Eastern Kentucky - L 58-70 1963-64: 6-17, 1-11 MAC F 5 Morris Harvey - W 108-94 F 5 Toledo* A L+ 70-72 M 1 Kent State* A L 81-83 HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson F 9 Ohio* H W 84-73 F 7 Xavier H W 99-87 M - St. Francis (Pa.) - W 78-76 D 7 Morris Harvey H W 78-71 F 12 Toledo* A W 90-74 F 8 Bowling Green* H W 101-87 M 4 Cincinnati (#3) H L 57-69 D 11 Eastern Kentucky A L 73-85 F 14 Bowling Green* A W 91-89 F 10 Murray State - L 92-98 D 14 Ohio* H L 69-85 F 17 Morris Harvey - W 103-92 F 14 Kent State* A W 70-52 1961-62: 10-13, 6-6 MAC D 17 Morehead State A L 83-103 F 20 Bowling Green* H W 91-69 F 20 Toledo* H W 92-69 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin D 21 St. Francis (Pa.) A W 102-91 F 22 Miami (Ohio)* - W 89-77 F 22 Miami (Ohio)* - L 73-82 D - Marietta - W 68-66 J 4 Toledo* (#9) H L 73-84 F 26 Western Reserve* - L 58-70 F 24 Western Michigan* A W 93-80 D 5 Ohio* H L 57-68 J 11 Miami (Ohio)* H L 60-75 (N1) Fayetteville, W.Va. F 26 Washington & Lee - W 97-73 D - St. Francis (Pa.) - L 80-86 J 14 Morris Harvey A L 81-90 +overtime D 16 Cincinnati (#2) A L 49-77 J 18 Ohio Wesleyan H L 64-70 1955-56: 18-5, 10-2 MAC J 25 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 81-72 1958-59: 12-12, 6-6 MAC D 18 Miami (Ohio)* - L 57-77 NCAA Tournament D 29 Western Kentucky H W 89-84 J 29 Kent State* A L 65-70 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin Mid-American Conference Champions J 3 Virginia H L 63-65 F 1 Western Michigan* H W 87-82 D - St. Joseph’s (Ind.) - W 84-75 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin J 13 Clemson - W 90-75 F 5 Ohio* A L 82-98 D - Virginia Tech H W 78-70 D - Spring Hill - W 83-69 J 20 Bowling Green* (#9) A L 55-68 F 8 Eastern Kentucky H W 85-73 D - Eastern Kentucky - W 88-82 D - Washington & Lee - W 115-83 J 27 Kent State* H W 81-61 F 11 Miami (Ohio)* A L 55-95 D 11 Western Michigan* A W 78-63 D 15 Ohio* H W 87-71 J 30 Toledo* A L 58-60 F 15 Kent State* H L 74-76 D 13 Cincinnati (#1) A L 86-106 D 17 Western Michigan* A L 70-80 F 3 Western Michigan* H W 89-76 F 18 Morehead State H L 102-110 D 16 Miami (Ohio)* - L 69-73 D - Morehead State - L 89-102 F 6 Miami (Ohio)* - W 67-59 F 22 Toledo* A L 83-112 D 19 Pacifi c H W 96-71 Fayetteville Invitational F 8 Morris Harvey - W 89-83 F 24 Bowling Green* A L 87-106 - - St. Francis (Pa.) - L 72-74 D 29 Boston College N1 W 130-69 F 10 Bowling Green* (#8) H L 70-73 F 27 Steubenville H W 71-56 - - Seattle (#16) - L 80-91 D 30 Denver N1 W 79-78 F 13 Ohio* A W 77-72 F 29 Loyola (Ill.) (#10) A L 63-117 J 7 Ohio* H L 84-88 F 15 Loyola (Ill.) H L 80-88 M 2 Western Michigan* A L 86-93 - - St. Francis (Pa.) - W 89-81 - - Miami (Ohio)* - W 99-93 F 17 Western Michigan* A L 74-78 M 7 Bowling Green* H L 72-106 - - Virginia Tech N1 L 80-93 J 7 Western Michigan* H W 85-72 F 22 Morehead State - L 75-80 J 17 Western Michigan* H W 91-65 J 12 Ohio* A W 72-63 F 24 VMI H L 65-76 1964-65: 4-20, 1-11 MAC J 24 Kent State* H W 84-83 J 14 Toledo* H W 92-53 F 26 Morehead State - L 69-85 HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson J 31 Kent State* A L 61-79 - - Morris Harvey - W 115-76 F 28 Kent State* A W 79-77 D 1 Steubenville - L 78-85 - - Morehead State - W 86-83 - - Baldwin-Wallace - W 91-87 M 3 Toledo* H W 89-83 D 5 Morris Harvey - L 96-98 F 7 Bowling Green* H L+++ 85-88 - - Kent State* H W 97-83 D 9 Eastern Kentucky - L 66-94 F 11 Ohio* A W 75-73 - - Kent State* A W 110-108 D 12 Ohio* H L 81-106 F 14 Toledo* H W 86-74 1962-63: 7-16, 1-11 MAC - - Morehead State - L 103-108 D 14 Miami (Ohio)* - L 90-114 - - St. Bonaventure (#18) N2 L 77-90 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin - - W.Va. Wesleyan - W 85-64 D 17 The Citadel - L 84-96 - - Morehead State - L 91-92 D 1 Morris Harvey - L 72-76 F 10 Bowling Green* A W 87-85 J 2 W.Va. Wesleyan - W 93-74 F 29 Bowling Green* A L 81-94 D 5 Morehead State - L 69-81 F 11 Toledo* A W 78-70 J 6 Morris Harvey - W 109-76 M 2 Toledo* A L 60-67 D 8 Miami (Ohio)* - L 48-67 - - Miami (Ohio)* - L 82-103 J 9 Miami (Ohio)* - L 73-86 M 5 Miami (Ohio)* - W 90-79 D 12 Ohio* H L 71-72 F 20 Bowling Green* H W 95-91 J 12 Loyola (Ill.) H L 90-98 (N1) Bluefi eld, Va. D 19 The Citadel - W 71-69 J 16 Florida Southern - W 110-81 - - Morris Harvey - W 109-91 (N2) Buffalo, N.Y. Alpine Classic NCAA Midwest Regional +++ triple-overtime D 28 Penn State N1 L 65-75 J 23 Morehead State - L 82-84 First Round D 29 Morris Harvey A W 84-80 J 27 Kent State* A L 89-91 - - Morehead State N2 L 92-107 1959-60: 10-13, 4-8 MAC J 30 Western Michigan* H W 110-99 (N1) Fayetteville, Ind. HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin J 3 Loyola (Ill.) (#2) A L 58-103 F 2 Morehead State - L 94-103 (N2) Fort Wayne, Ind. D 1 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) - W 92-65 J 5 Toledo* H L 59-63 F 6 Toledo* H L 71-78 F 10 Ohio* A L 85-103 1956-57: 15-9, 8-4 MAC D 5 Cincinnati (#1) A L 61-102 J 10 Morehead State - L 66-80 D 9 Pepperdine - W 82-76 J 16 Morris Harvey - W 109-85 F 13 Kent State* H L 72-80 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin D 12 Eastern Kentucky - L 82-90 J 19 Bowling Green* H L 77-93 F 18 Steubenville - L 75-83 D 8 Spring Hill H W 74-55 Watauga Invitational J 26 VMI H W 98-82 F 20 Toledo* A L 76-82 D 10 Morehead State H L 69-71 D 14 Virginia Tech N1 W 85-80 F 2 Western Michigan* H L 82-95 F 22 Bowling Green* A L 93-114 D 12 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 101-89 D 16 Miami (Ohio)* - W 93-77 F 6 Kent State* A L 69-73 F 27 Western Michigan* A L 85-100 D 15 Western Michigan* H W 103-75 D 19 Western Michigan* H W 90-81 F 9 Tampa - W 100-88 M 3 Eastern Kentucky - L 92-94 Watauga Invitational J 2 St. Francis (Pa.) - L 78-86 F 13 Ohio* A L 73-93 M 6 Bowling Green* H L 94-98 D 21 Austin Peay N1 W 61-60 J 9 Kent State* H W 92-75 D 22 East Tenn. State A L 71-81 J 11 Virginia Tech N2 L 72-79 J 13 Ohio* H L 77-87 D 29 Arizona State H W 98-73 J 16 Toledo (#18)* A L 51-63 J 3 Miami (Ohio)* A L 77-93 J 23 Western Michigan* A L 74-81 J 5 Morris Harvey H W 99-75 J 26 Kent State* A L 70-101 J 9 Ohio* H W 77-71 J 28 Western Kentucky H W 100-97 J 12 Toledo* A W 76-74 J 30 St. Bonaventure N3 L 80-93 J 14 Bowling Green* A L 75-80 F 2 Bowling Green* H W 85-75 J 16 Morehead State* A L 77-81 F 5 Portland H W 72-60 J 19 Kent State* H W 108-67 F 6 Ohio (#18)* A L 82-86 J 26 Kent State* A W 76-60 F 9 Miami (Ohio)* - L 78-86 J 30 Ohio* A L 74-103 F 13 Toledo (#19)* H L 48-65 F 2 Murray State H W 97-88 F 22 Eastern Kentucky - W 86-79 F 7 Baldwin-Wallace H W 102-80 F 27 Bowling Green* A L 86-90 F 9 Bowling Green* H W 87-66 (N1) Johnson City, Tenn. F 14 Morris Harvey A L 79-82 (N2) Bluefi eld, Va. F 16 Toledo* H W 91-82 (N3) Buffalo, N.Y. F 23 St. Francis (Pa.) A L 96-99 F 27 Miami (Ohio)* H L 91-96 1960-61: 11-13, 5-7 MAC M 2 Western Michigan* A W 101-85 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin (N1) Johnson City, Tenn. D - Marietta - W 78-59 D - Eastern Kentucky - L 67-84 1957-58: 17-7, 9-3 MAC D - Clemson - W 82-65 HEAD COACH: Jule Rivlin D 10 Miami (Ohio)* - L 57-64 D 4 Morehead State - W 85-77 D 14 Ohio* H L 53-71 D 7 St. Francis (Pa.) - L 78-86 D - George Washington - W 78-76 Cincinnati Tournament J 4 Ohio* A L 79-88 TThehe 11971-72971-72 TThunderinghundering HHerderd D 13 St. Bonaventure N1 W 87-68 J 7 Kent State* H W 73-72 D 14 Xavier N1 L 68-70 J 11 Miami (Ohio)* - L 68-71 J 14 Toledo* H L 55-60 D 18 Miami (Ohio)* - L 97-106 J 21 Western Michigan* A W 76-69 D 21 Morris Harvey - W 113-86 J - Morehead State - L 68-70

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1965-66: 12-12, 4-8 MAC 1968-69: 9-15, 3-9 MAC HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson D 4 Morris Harvey H L 83-84 N 30 Morris Harvey H L 81-82 D 11 Eastern Kentucky H W 88-75 D 7 Morehead State H W 85-82 D 15 Kent State* A L 95-103 D 11 Eastern Kentucky A L 95-100 D 20 St. Francis (Pa.) N1 W 93-81 D 14 St. Peter’s H W 107-94 D 29 Richmond H W 118-103 D 17 Morehead State A W 92-89 J 4 Ohio Wesleyan A W 101-70 Invitational J 8 Kent State* H W 104-87 D 20 Maryland H L 80-89 J 11 Morris Harvey A W 82-79 D 21 Yale H W 77-72 J 15 Ohio* H W 79-68 J 22 Bowling Green* H L 83-90 D 28 Toledo* A L 85-98 J 24 Loyola (Ill.) (#9) A L 68-92 J 4 Miami (Ohio)* H L 70-78 J 26 Miami (Ohio)* A L 57-74 J 6 Morris Harvey A L 70-71 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year J 29 Western Michigan* H W 89-80 J 11 Western Michigan* A L 78-100 F 1 Morehead State A L 79-94 J 13 Northern Illinois A L 70-75 F 5 Toledo* H L 69-70 J 18 East Carolina A L 82-85 F 9 Eastern Kentucky A L 86-93 J 21 Loyola (Ill.) H W 78-76 F 12 Steubenville H W 94-82 J 25 Bowling Green* H W 100-98 F 15 Miami (Ohio)* H L 52-71 J 30 Eastern Kentucky H W 81-79 F 19 Toledo* A L 68-76 F 1 Ohio* H L 94-110 F 22 Ohio* A L 78-92 F 5 Miami (Ohio)* A L 55-83 F 24 Morehead State H W 86-83 F 8 Kent State* H L 61-78 F 26 Western Michigan* A W 70-69 F 11 Western Michigan* H L 74-85 TThehe HHendersonenderson CCenterenter oopenedpened iinn tthehe ffallall ooff 11981.981. M 2 Bowling Green* A L 95-105 F 15 Bowling Green* A L 80-101 M 5 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 105-68 F 19 Toledo* H W 85-83 (N1) Pittsburgh, Pa. (Civic Arena) F 22 Ohio* A L 80-86 1971-72: 23-4 J 31 South Carolina A L 71-88 1966-67: 20-8, 10-2 MAC F 26 Kent State* A W 65-60 F 3 Eastern Kentucky A W 100-76 NCAA Tournament F 7 Miami (Ohio) A W 68-59 NIT 4th Place Finish Final Ranking: 12th AP, 18th UPI HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson 1969-70: 9-14 F 10 Oral Roberts A W+ 106-103 HEAD COACH: Carl Tacy D 3 Morris Harvey H W 110-87 HEAD COACH: Stewart Way F 17 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 116-79 D 4 South Dakota H W 104-70 D 7 Eastern Kentucky A W 99-88 D 1 Kansas A L 80-96 F 22 UNC Charlotte A W 69-65 D 8 St. Peter’s H W 106-71 D 10 Ohio* H W 70-68 D 5 Duquesne (#11) A L 75-120 F 24 Stetson A W 86-67 D 11 George Washington H W 97-73 D 14 Morehead State H L 77-84 D 6 Pittsburgh A L 67-87 F 26 Florida State A W 71-59 D 13 Morehead State A W 105-82 D 17 Toledo* A L 91-103 D 10 Morris Harvey H W 100-96 M 1 Samford H W 77-65 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 19 Steubenville A W+ 85-81 D 13 LaSalle H W 97-88 National Invitation Tournament D 17 Mississippi State H W 95-69 D 20 St. Francis (Pa.) A L 67-73 Marshall University Invitational M 18 Fairfi eld N2 L 76-80 D 18 St. John’s (#8) H W 110-107 D 28 Old Dominion H W 105-103 D 19 Oklahoma H L 79-80 (N1) Lafayette, La. J 4 Eastern Kentucky H W 112-83 D 20 NYU H W 94-93 (N2) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) D 20 Maine H W 100-68 J 6 Bowling Green* A W 79-74 +overtime ++ dbl-overtime Milwaukee Classic J 8 Morris Harvey A L 79-86 D 27 Morehead State H W 85-77 D 27 Wisconsin N1 W 85-83 J 11 Ohio* A L 93-94 J 3 Miami (Ohio) A L 54-61 1973-74: 17-9 D 28 Marquette (#2) A L 72-74 J 14 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 101-83 J 10 Western Michigan H W 83-75 HEAD COACH: Bob Daniels J 21 Loyola (Ill.) H W 97-81 J 14 Manhattan H W 87-79 D 1 Western Carolina H W 91-76 D 30 Ohio H W 88-81 J 25 Florida State A W 77-71 J 17 Morris Harvey A L 93-99 D 8 Morris Harvey H W 84-69 J 6 Morhead State H L 98-103 J 28 Western Michigan* H W 73-61 J 24 Bowling Green A L 78-94 D 10 Morehead State H W+ 84-80 J 9 Western Michigan H W 102-77 F 4 Toledo* H W 96-81 J 28 Morehead State A L 78-88 D 17 North Carolina A&T H W 96-85 J 12 DePauw H W 102-76 F 6 Morehead State A L++ 98-112 J 31 Toledo H L 81-88 Marshall Memorial Invitational J 15 Morris Harvey A W 88-69 F 8 Kent State* A W 65-61 F 4 Miami (Ohio) H L 67-71 D 21 Northwestern H W 59-58 J 19 Miami (Ohio) H W 81-63 F 11 Bowling Green* H W 89-85 F 7 Kent State A L 70-78 D 22 George Washington H W 81-62 J 22 Bowling Green A W 103-80 F 18 Miami (Ohio)* A W 66-61 F 11 Ohio H W 93-88 J 29 Morris Harvey H W 78-68 F 22 Miami (Ohio)* H W 77-62 F 14 Bowling Green H L 82-83 D 29 East Carolina N1 W 92-81 F 3 Cleveland State H W 102-70 F 25 Western Michigan* A W 68-67 F 18 Ohio A L 86-100 J 5 Eastern Kentucky H W 63-60 F 5 Long Island N2 W 70-61 M 4 Kent State* H W+ 77-76 F 21 St. Peter’s N1 L 80-96 J 12 Morris Harvey A W 73-64 F 8 Samford A W 92-79 National Invitation Tournament F 25 Kent State H W 71-66 J 16 DePaul A L 68-76 F 12 Bowling Green H W 91-67 M 9 Villanova N1 W+ 70-68 F 28 Western Michigan A W 125-98 J 19 Steubenville H W 54-39 F 16 Ohio A W 95-76 M 13 Nebraska N1 W 119-88 (N1) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) J 21 Stetson H W 66-58 F 19 UNC Charlotte A W 89-69 M 16 Marquette N1 L 78-83 J 23 Duquesne H W 78-75 F 21 St. Francis (Pa.) A W 95-80 M 18 Rutgers N1 L 76-93 J 30 Illinois State A L 80-103 1970-71: 16-10 F 29 UNC Charlotte H W 76-59 (N1) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) F 2 Central Michigan A L 76-90 M 2 Miami (Ohio) A L 71-77 + overtime ++ dbl-overtime HEAD COACH: Stewart Way F 4 Eastern Kentucky A L 77-83 NCAA Midwest Regional 1967-68: 17-8, 9-3 MAC D 2 Presbyterian H W 91-59 F 6 Western Michigan H L 49-67 D 3 Cal-Riverside H W 98-89 First Round F 9 West Florida H W 88-51 National Invitation Tournament D 5 St. Peter’s A W 94-93 M 11 SW Louisiana (#9) N3 L 101-112 F 11 Rhode Island N2 L 63-83 HEAD COACH: Ellis Johnson D 12 LaSalle A L 75-76 (N1) Milwaukee, Wis. F 12 George Washington A W 63-57 D 2 Morris Harvey H W 83-69 D 15 Morehead State A W 73-70 (N2) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) F 16 St. Francis (Pa.) A W 73-66 (N3) Las Cruces, N.M. D 5 Morehead State A W 79-78 Marshall Memorial Invitational F 20 Old Dominion H W 79-72 +overtime ++ dbl-overtime D 13 Eastern Kentucky A L 73-76 D 18 Iowa State H W 90-66 F 23 Fairfi eld N3 L 63-86 D 16 Kent State* H W 81-65 D 19 Mississippi H W 118-98 1972-73: 20-7 F 27 Morehead State A L 71-77 Marshall University Invitational National Invitation Tournament M 2 DePaul H L 80-83 D 20 Virginia H W 97-89 D 30 Morehead State H W 96-86 M 4 Canisius H W 71-64 HEAD COACH: Bob Daniels D 21 Manhattan H W 85-78 J 2 East Carolina H W 107-79 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. D 2 Morris Harvey H W 85-70 D 27 Morehead State H L 82-83 J 6 Morris Harvey H W 119-76 (N2) Providence, R.I. D 5 UNC Charlotte H W 74-59 D 30 Toledo* A L 87-101 J 9 Western Michigan A L 82-89 (N3) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) J 3 Miami (Ohio)* H W 83-63 J 14 Toledo A L 69-71 Bayou Classic + overtime D 8 UTEP N1 W 64-62 J 6 Bowling Green* A L 57-61 J 16 Morris Harvey A W 87-75 1974-75: 13-13 J 10 Morris Harvey A W 101-93 J 23 Bowling Green H W 80-64 D 9 SW Louisiana (#10) A L 84-98 HEAD COACH: Bob Daniels J 13 Ohio* H W 94-69 J 30 Purdue A L 74-79 N 30 Capital H W 67-54 J 20 Eastern Kentucky H W 86-71 F 3 Ohio A L 80-87 D 12 Cleveland State A W 79-72 D 5 Stetson A L 58-73 J 24 Ohio* A W 82-73 F 6 Samford H W 107-85 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 7 Florida State A L 63-90 J 27 Western Michigan* H L 92-93 F 10 Toledo H W 88-66 D 15 Baylor H W 82-72 D 9 Morehead State H W 80-69 F 1 Houston (#1) N1 L 93-102 F 13 Bowling Green A L 99-112 D 16 Princeton H W 78-64 Marshall Memorial Invitational F 3 Bowling Green* H W 69-62 F 16 Ohio H L 84-86 D 13 Long Island H W 90-79 F 7 Miami (Ohio)* A W 69-68 F 20 Miami (Ohio) A L 74-75 D 22 Morehead State H W 74-71 D 14 Oral Roberts H W 82-73 F 10 Toledo* H W 93-89 F 23 Miami (Fla.) A L 88-89 D 30 Western Michigan A L++ 70-72 F 13 Loyola (Ill.) A L 93-109 F 25 Cleveland State H W 101-76 J 3 Oral Roberts H L 76-81 D 21 Eastern Kentucky H W 102-89 F 17 Northern Illinois H W 80-72 M 1 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 112-86 J 6 Eastern Kentucky H W 83-72 D 28 DePaul A L 77-104 F 24 Western Michigan* A W 98-81 M 5 George Washington A W 106-85 J 10 Bowling Green A L 87-92 J 8 Eastern Kentucky A L 78-79 F 27 Old Dominion H W 131-91 M 6 Miami (Ohio) H L 78-81 J 13 Central Michigan H W 99-91 J 11 George Washington H W 77-66 M 2 Kent State* A W 90-75 J 17 Miami (Ohio) H W 90-70 J 14 Howard H W 77-68 National Invitation Tournament J 20 Morris Harvey A W 95-72 J 24 Morehead State A L 80-81 J 18 Old Dominion A L 63-80 M 14 St. Peter’s N1 L++ 93-102 J 22 Illinois State H L 77-80 (N1) New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) J 29 North Carolina A&T H W 85-66 ++ dbl-overtime 136 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Year-by-Year Results J 25 South Carolina (#13) A L 75-93 Marshall Memorial Invitational F 9 Western Carolina* H W 86-75 1982-83: 20-8, 13-3 SoCon J 29 DePaul H W 107-96 D 9 Oklahoma State H L 87-99 F 11 UT-Chattanooga* H W 67-55 HEAD COACH: F 1 Morris Harvey A W 90-63 D 10 Southern Illinois H L 62-66 F 16 Furman* A L 57-61 N 27 St. Francis (N.Y.) H W 83-59 F 5 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 54-44 F 18 The Citadel* A W 78-74 N 29 Brooklyn H W 74-54 F 8 Canisius A L 69-86 D 17 Davidson* H W 108-80 Southern Conference Championship D 4 West Virginia A L 82-95 F 13 Duquesne A L 72-83 D 20 Morehead State H W+ 95-89 F 23 The Citadel H W 100-66 Marshall Memorial Invitational F 15 Rhode Island H W 90-85 D 30 Detroit (#20) H L 84-89 F 29 Appalachian State N3 W 91-76 D 10 Brown H W 74-65 F 18 Morris Harvey H W 98-87 J 4 Davidson* A W 87-64 M 1 Furman N3 L 62-80 D 11 Texas A&M H W+ 60-58 F 22 Jacksonville A L 68-72 J 7 Furman* A L 77-102 (N1) Morgantown, W.Va. F 24 Samford A L 85-94 J 9 Jacksonville H W 102-80 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. D 18 Marquette A L 72-79 F 26 Morehead State A L 72-73 J 11 Ohio A L 56-68 (N3) Roanoka, Va. D 21 Cincinnati A L+ 81-88 M 1 UW-Milwaukee H W 62-56 J 14 The Citadel* H W+ 85-81 SoCon Tourn: CIT in 1st Rd; ASU in Semis; FU in Finals D 28 CCNY H W 113-54 M 3 Akron H L 61-87 J 17 VMI* A L 71-79 + overtime D 30 Eastern Michigan H W 71-68 J 21 Western Carolina* H W 95-88 J 3 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 83-50 1975-76: 13-14 J 23 Appalachian State* A W 88-72 1980-81: 18-10, 8-8 SoCon J 8 VMI* H W 95-64 J 28 Furman* H W 69-60 HEAD COACH: Bob Daniels HEAD COACH: Bob Zuffelato J 13 Stetson H L 65-68 J 30 UT-Chattanooga* H W 115-91 N 29 Baldwin Wallace H W 70-50 N 28 Charleston (W.Va.) A W 74-54 J 15 The Citadel* A W 71-70 F 1 Louisville (#9) H L 69-85 D 2 Eastern Kentucky H W 75-71 D 1 South Carolina H W 116-85 J 17 Furman* A W 70-54 F 4 The Citadel* A L 57-74 D 6 Austin Peay H W 79-77 D 6 West Virginia A W+ 76-73 J 22 Appalachian State* A W 95-76 F 6 Western Carolina* A L 52-54 D 9 Western Carolina H W 103-94 D 8 Davidson* H L++ 73-79 J 27 UT-Chattanooga* H W 73-67 F 11 UNC Charlotte A L 71-82 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 13 Ohio Wesleyan H W 95-69 J 29 Western Carolina* H W 82-77 F 13 VMI* H W 88-71 D 12 Xavier H L+ 77-78 D 15 Morehead State H W 95-85 J 31 Davidson* A W 81-73 F 18 UT-Chattanooga* A L 85-88 D 13 Fordham H W 86-72 D 20 Pitt-Johnstown H W 109-87 F 3 East Tenn. State* H L 73-75 F 20 West Virginia A L 73-80 D 22 Ohio A W 65-59 F 5 UT-Chattanooga* A L 71-88 Southern Conference Championship D 20 Austin Peay A L 79-96 Maryland Invitational F 7 Western Carolina* A W 93-88 F 25 Western Carolina H W 64-56 Tangerine Bowl Classic D 29 Maryland (#9) A L 89-114 F 17 East Tenn. State* A L 82-86 M 3 VMI N1 W 76-71 D 29 Stetson N1 L 85-91 D 30 Bowling Green N1 W 87-85 F 21 VMI* A W 110-91 M 4 Furman N1 L 53-69 D 30 East Carolina N1 L 67-70 F 24 The Citadel* H W 69-61 (N1) Roanoka, Va. J 3 VMI* H W 99-81 F 25 Appalachian State* H W 83-69 J 3 SW Louisiana H W 90-74 SoCon Tourn: WCU in 1st Rd; VMI in Semis; FU in Finals J 5 Appalachian State* H W 58-52 + overtime M 2 Furman* H W 78-69 J 7 Temple A W 89-83 J 10 Davidson* A L 76-104 M 5 Davidson H W 68-56 J 10 Morehead State A W+ 88-87 1978-79: 11-16, 5-8 SoCon J 12 UT-Chattanooga* A L 79-95 Southern Conference Championship J 12 Stetson H L 68-75 J 17 East Tenn. State* H W 78-66 HEAD COACH: Stu Aberdeen M 10 Furman N1 L 60-67 J 14 Ohio A L 60-74 J 19 Furman* H W 98-80 N 25 Morris Harvey H W 85-74 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. J 17 Morris Harvey A W 90-61 J 24 Appalachian State* A L 56-75 N 27 Morehead State H W 87-77 SoCon Tourn: FU in 1st Rd J 22 Morehead State H L 80-87 J 26 VMI* A W 63-53 D 2 East Tenn. State H W 88-76 + overtime J 24 Virginia Tech (#20) A L 82-108 J 31 The Citadel* H W 76-60 D 6 West Virginia A L 73-79 J 26 Illinois State A L 64-83 F 2 Western Carolina* H W 82-74 1983-84: 25-6, 13-3 SoCon D 9 Appalachian State* A L 56-81 J 28 Long Island H W 83-82 F 7 East Tenn. State* A L 75-76 NCAA Tournament D 11 Ohio Wesleyan H W 114-108 J 31 Old Dominion H L 71-76 F 9 Western Carolina* A L 78-80 Southern Conference Champions D 16 Furman* H L 61-74 F 5 Morris Harvey H W 74-64 F 14 UT-Chattanooga* H L 77-89 HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay D 18 Detroit A L 61-92 F 7 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 58-52 F 16 Liberty Baptist H W 75-63 N 29 Eastern Michigan A W 77-65 D 22 Rio Grande H W 117-90 F 9 Eastern Kentucky A L 78-104 F 19 Furman* A L 90-92 D 3 West Virginia H W 78-67 West Virginia Classic F 14 DePaul A L 62-118 F 23 The Citadel* A W 87-79 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 29 Duquesne N1 L 83-88 F 20 Roanoke H W 86-78 Southern Conference Championship D 9 New Hampshire H W 99-72 D 30 West Virginia A L 71-73 F 25 Middle Tenn. State H L 82-99 F 28 Davidson A W 90-77 D 10 TCU H W 90-67 F 28 Jacksonville H L 54-64 M 6 Appalachian State N2 L 62-77 J 6 Morris Harvey A L 39-53 (N1) Winter Park, Fla. (N1) College Park, Md. D 13 Ohio Wesleyan H W 112-83 J 8 Louisville (#16) A L 64-112 + overtime (N2) Roanoka, Va. D 15 Morehead State A L 78-81 J 13 The Citadel* H L 57-58 SoCon Tourn: DAV in 1st Rd; ASU in Semis D 22 Cincinnati H W 77-50 1976-77: 8-19 J 15 Davidson* H W 85-74 + overtime ++ dbl-overtime Rebel Classic J 20 Western Carolina* A W 69-54 HEAD COACH: Bob Daniels D 28 Georgetown (#5) N1 L 71-82 J 22 UT-Chattanooga* H L+ 70-72 1981-82: 16-11, 8-8 SoCon D 30 Clemson N1 W 63-61 N 27 Otterbein H W 79-76 J 27 Appalachian State* H L 66-78 D 1 North Carolina (#9) A L 70-90 HEAD COACH: Bob Zuffelato J 29 Morehead State A L 95-101 J 3 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 92-59 D 4 Morehead State H L 80-96 J 31 Ohio H W 94-81 N 27 Army H W 71-53 Marshall Memorial Invitational N 30 Armstrong State H W 100-91 J 7 Furman* A W 93-74 F 3 UT-Chattanooga* H W 70-63 J 9 The Citadel* A L 76-84 D 10 Columbia H W 79-78 F 5 VMI* H L 58-66 D 5 West Virginia H W 91-78 D 11 Idaho State H W+ 98-88 Marshall Memorial Invitational J 11 VMI* H W 79-53 F 10 Western Carolina* H W 80-68 J 14 UT-Chattanooga* H W 91-89 Toledo Inaugural Tournament F 14 VMI* A W 88-66 D 11 Vermont H W 83-81 D 17 Mississippi N1 L 63-65 D 12 Oklahoma State H W 67-65 J 16 Furman* H W 80-61 F 17 Furman* A L 61-71 J 21 East Tenn. State* H W 100-82 D 18 Eastern Kentucky N1 L 93-97 F 19 The Citadel* A L 69-75 D 15 Furman H W 84-74 J 23 Appalachian State* A L+ 83-84 Southern Conference Championship J 28 Western Carolina* H W 82-70 D 20 Bowling Green H L+ 88-95 F 24 Western Carolina A L 50-67 D 19 Michigan State A L 82-101 D 30 Appalachian State H W+ 84-79 D 22 Ohio Wesleyan H W 99-71 F 1 Marquette H W 68-67 (N1) Morgantown, W.Va. F 4 UT-Chattanooga* A W 75-67 J 4 SW Louisiana A L 70-103 SoCon Tourn: WCU in 1st Rd Lobo Invitational F 6 East Tenn. State* A W 65-63 J 6 Stetson A L 53-74 + overtime D 29 New Mexico A L 70-86 J 8 Jacksonville A L 91-96 D 30 Pennsylvania N1 W 65-64 F 11 Davidson* H W 80-69 J 12 Ohio H W 79-71 1979-80: 17-12, 10-6 SoCon F 13 Appalachian State* H W 84-77 J 15 Louisville (#13) A L 85-105 HEAD COACH: Bob Zuffelato J 4 VMI* H W 90-63 F 16 VMI* A W 99-61 J 22 Morris Harvey A W 69-67 D 1 Charleston (W.Va.) H L 69-78 J 7 Davidson* A W 67-65 F 18 The Citadel* H W 85-71 J 26 Virginia Tech H L 81-84 D 3 Morehead State A W 65-64 J 9 Appalachian State* A L 60-65 F 23 Western Carolina* A L+ 100-102 J 29 Old Dominion A L 87-105 D 6 Wilmington College H W 96-70 J 11 East Tenn. State* A L 87-95 F 25 Davidson* A W 66-65 J 31 The Citadel A W 82-73 D 8 CCNY H W 109-69 J 16 The Citadel* H W 74-61 Southern Conference Championship F 2 Middle Tenn. State A L 87-94 D 10 Ohio H W 76-71 J 18 Western Carolina* H L 72-74 M 2 Davidson N2 W 78-68 F 5 Illinois State H L 91-103 D 15 VMI* A W 60-58 J 23 Davidson* H L 59-61 M 3 Appalachian State N2 W 97-67 F 7 VMI N2 L 90-97 D 17 Davidson* H W 115-97 J 30 Furman* A L 77-100 M 4 UT-Chattanooga N2 W++ 111-107 F 10 Morris Harvey H W 76-73 D 20 Appalachian State* H W 74-65 F 1 The Citadel* A L 62-77 NCAA Mideast Regional F 16 Eastern Kentucky A L 79-81 West Virginia Classic F 6 UT-Chattanooga* H L 68-83 First Round F 21 DePaul H L 74-93 D 28 Columbia N1 W 88-78 F 8 East Tenn. State* H W 98-96 M 16 Villanova N3 L 72-84 (N1) Las Vegas, Nev. F 24 Detroit (#16) A L 86-122 D 29 West Virginia A L 61-71 F 11 VMI* A W 103-67 (N2) Asheville, N.C. F 28 Morehead State A L 83-88 F 13 Campbell H W 105-66 (N3) Milwaukee, Wis. M 3 UNC Charlotte H L 80-84 F 15 Appalachian State* H W 61-49 J 2 West Virginia N2 L+ 62-63 SoCon Tourn: DAV in 1st Rd; ASU in Semis; UTC in Finals (N1) Toledo, Ohio J 5 East Tenn. State* A W 76-62 F 20 Western Carolina* A W 92-83 NCAA Tourn: No. 10 MU vs No. 7 V’nova (N2) Roanoke, Va. J 8 Detroit H L 77-101 F 22 UT-Chattanooga* A L 82-100 + overtime ++ dbl-overtime + overtime J 12 VMI* H L 63-75 Southern Conference Championship J 14 East Tenn. State* H W 67-62 F 27 East Tenn. State A L 92-110 1977-78: 14-15, 8-5 SoCon J 17 South Carolina A L 66-106 (N1) Albuquerque, N.M. HEAD COACH: Stu Aberdeen J 19 Western Carolina* A L 67-76 SoCon Tourn: ETSU in 1st Rd N 26 Robert Morris H W 97-80 J 21 Davidson* A L 53-81 N 28 Ohio State A L 65-81 J 26 The Citadel* H W 68-59 D 3 Morehead State A W 87-81 J 28 Furman* H W 83-67 D 5 Morris Harvey H L 71-74 F 2 UT-Chattanooga* A L 54-64 F 4 Appalachian State* A L 41-47

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1984-85: 21-13, 12-4 SoCon 1986-87: 25-6, 15-1 SoCon 1988-89: 15-15, 6-8 SoCon D 13 Ohio H W 70-68 D 15 Cleveland State A W 81-79 NCAA Tournament Southern Conference Champions HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay D 20 Virginia (#19) H L 60-74 Southern Conference Champions HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay N 25 Austin Peay A L 97-108 Hoosier Classic HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay N 29 Kent State A L 69-73 N 30 South Alabama H W 111-110 D 27 Indiana (#5) N1 L 67-91 N 24 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 93-80 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 14 Ohio H W 104-93 D 28 North Texas N1 W 81-78 Hawaii Tip-Off Tournament D 5 Radford H W 72-61 UK Invitation Tournament N 29 Samford N1 L 62-66 D 6 Austin Peay H L 68-73 D 16 Arkansas State N1 L 73-81 J 3 Virginia Tech H L 89-92 N 30 New Orleans N1 W 98-78 D 17 Kentucky A L 78-91 D 1 Hawaii Loa College A W 106-62 D 10 Ohio H W 78-68 J 5 The Citadel* A W 90-81 J 7 Furman* A L 72-75 D 18 Florida A&M H W 90-85 D 19 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 122-84 J 12 UT-Chattanooga* H L 72-77 D 8 West Virginia A L 77-89 D 20 Middle Tenn. State H W 87-85 D 21 Pepperdine H L 69-85 J 14 Western Carolina* H L 91-93 D 10 Fresno State A L 58-63 D 22 Sam Houston State H W 85-65 D 28 Southern Miss A W 103-97 J 19 VMI* A W 77-71 Marshall Memorial Invitational D 27 West Virginia A L 67-69 TCBY Classic J 21 District of Columbia A W 90-71 D 14 Georgia Southern H W 70-69 D 30 Baylor A L 69-73 D 30 Northwestern (La.) N2 W 101-91 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year J 26 Appalachian State* A L 82-90 D 15 Louisiana Tech H L 63-69 J 3 Nevada H W 86-84 D 31 Ark.-Little Rock A L 79-89 J 10 Appalachian State* H W 85-72 J 28 East Tenn. State* (#12) A L 88-99 F 2 Furman* H L 63-88 D 17 Ohio H L 71-76 J 12 East Tenn. State* H W 81-62 J 4 Virginia Tech H W 108-104 F 4 The Citadel* H W 90-78 D 22 Morehead State H W 79-73 J 15 VMI* A W 83-71 J 7 Morehead State H W 87-74 F 9 Western Carolina* A W 90-77 D 28 Eastern Michigan H L 62-63 J 17 The Citadel* A W 72-69 J 9 VMI* H L 61-65 F 11 UT-Chattanooga* A W 81-77 J 2 Delaware State H W 90-62 J 19 Furman* A W 76-72 J 14 UT-Chattanooga* A L 75-99 F 16 VMI* H L 95-96 J 5 VMI* H L 54-58 J 24 UT-Chattanooga* H W 94-81 J 16 Western Carolina* A W 64-57 F 23 East Tenn. State* (#13) H W+ 107-103 J 7 East Tenn. State* A W 62-57 J 26 Western Carolina* A W 75-69 J 21 The Citadel* H W 62-53 F 25 Appalachian State* H W 96-86 J 9 Lamar H L 67-75 J 29 VMI* H W 104-77 J 23 Furman* H L 69-77 (N1) Indianapolis, Ind. J 12 UT-Chattanooga* H L+ 63-64 J 31 East Tenn. State* A W 86-72 J 28 Appalachian State* A W 83-76 + overtime J 14 Appalchian State* A W 76-57 F 2 Davidson* H W 76-67 J 30 East Tenn. State* A L 84-101 J 19 Davidson* A W+ 80-74 F 7 Furman* H W 82-61 F 4 VMI* A L 63-65 1991-92: 7-22, 3-11 SoCon J 21 Western Carolina* H W 83-69 F 9 The Citadel* H W 96-92 F 9 West Virginia (#15) N3 L 73-81 HEAD COACH: Dwight Freeman J 23 New Orleans A L 74-78 F 11 Morehead State A W 81-73 F 11 Western Carolina* H W 79-73 N 25 District of Columbia H W 87-79 J 26 Furman* H W 67-60 F 14 Western Carolina* H W 104-78 F 12 UT-Chattanooga* H L 78-79 D 2 Robert Morris A L 61-85 J 28 VMI* A W 65-63 F 16 UT-Chattanooga* A L 78-82 F 18 Furman* A L 86-94 Key Centurion Marshall Memorial Classic J 30 The Citadel* A L+ 87-92 F 21 Davidson* A W 96-90 F 20 The Citadel* A L 80-100 D 6 Oral Roberts H L 62-92 F 4 Furman* A W 90-62 F 23 Appalachian State* A W+ 75-69 F 25 East Tenn. State* H W 97-88 D 7 Wyoming H W 91-86 F 7 Appalachian State* H W 93-82 Southern Conference Championship F 27 Appalachian State* H W 97-96 F 9 The Citadel* H W 75-62 F 27 Appalachian State N1 W 76-61 Southern Conference Championship D 14 Ohio A L 64-75 F 14 East Tenn. State* H W 81-59 F 28 Furman N1 W 77-64 M 3 Appalachian State N4 W 83-69 D 16 Wofford H W+ 84-79 F 16 Davidson* H W 65-63 M 1 Davidson N1 W+ 66-64 M 4 Furman N4 W 91-68 D 19 Pittsburgh H L 65-89 F 21 UT-Chattanooga* A L 73-80 NCAA East Regional M 5 East Tenn. State N4 L 73-96 Palm Beach Classic F 25 Western Carolina* A W 78-68 First Round (N1) Lexington, Ky. D 27 Miami (Fla.) N1 L 55-70 Southern Conference Championship M 12 TCU (#19) N2 L 60-76 (N2) Little Rock, Ark. D 29 Penn State N1 L 64-78 M 1 Davidson N2 W 83-71 (N1) Asheville, N.C. (N3) Charleston, W.Va. M 2 The Citadel N2 W 79-68 (N2) Charlotte, N.C. (N4) Asheville, N.C. M 3 VMI N2 W 70-65 SoCon Tourn: ASU in 1st Rd; FU in Semis; DAV in Finals SoCon Tourn: ASU in 1st Rd; FU in Semis; ETSU in Finals J 11 UT-Chattanooga* A L 68-86 NCAA Tourn: No. 13 MU vs No. 4 TCU J 13 Western Carolina* A L 80-93 NCAA West Regional 1989-90: 15-13, 9-5 SoCon First Round + overtime J 16 Penn State H L 60-67 HEAD COACH: Dana Altman M 15 VCU (#11) N3 L 65-81 J 18 VMI* H L 69-74 1987-88: 24-8, 14-2 SoCon Investors Classic (N1) Honolulu, Hawaii J 19 Virginia A L 53-73 N 24 Army N1 W 81-74 (N2) Asheville, N.C. National Invitation Tournament J 22 West Virginia N2 L 76-90 (N3) Albuquerque, N.M. Southern Conference Champions N 25 Virginia A L 63-83 J 25 Appalachian State* H L 72-75 SoCon Tourn: DAV in 1st Rd; CIT in Semis; VMI in Finals HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay J 27 East Tenn. State* H L 66-72 NCAA Tourn: No. 15 MU vs No. 2 VCU Marshall Memorial Invitational N 27 Virginia Tech A W 77-73 F 1 Furman* A L 82-93 + overtime D 4 Youngstown State H W 79-65 Key Centurion Marshall Memorial Classic F 3 The Citadel* A W 75-67 D 5 Eastern Kentucky H W 62-61 D 1 District of Columbia H W 111-62 F 8 Western Carolina* H L 86-94 1985-86: 19-11, 10-6 SoCon D 2 Colorado State H W 65-58 F 10 UT-Chattanooga* H L 75-76 HEAD COACH: Rick Huckabay D 7 Ohio A W 91-77 F 15 VMI* A W 79-72 N 23 Charleston (W.Va.) A L 73-94 Early Season Tournament D 5 West Virginia A L 56-74 F 18 South Florida A L 79-88 Hawaii Loa Tournament D 11 Idaho N1 W 65-58 D 7 Texas A&M A W 69-66 F 22 East Tenn. State* A L 80-99 N 29 Oklahoma (#13) N1 L 70-81 D 12 Hartford N1 W 78-74 D 9 Ohio A L 63-72 F 24 Appalachian State* A L 61-68 N 30 Hawaii Loa College N1 W 77-71 D 16 Cleveland State H L 71-84 F 29 The Citadel* H W 82-77 D 19 Baylor H W 79-68 D 18 Southern Miss H L 74-76 M 2 Furman* H L 66-82 D 3 Ohio A L 79-85 D 22 Middle Tenn. State A L 80-91 D 29 South Alabama A L 75-78 Southern Conference Championship D 7 West Virginia H W 64-60 D 27 West Virginia H W 82-72 J 2 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 86-62 M 6 Furman N3 W 83-76 D 9 Louisiana Tech A L 71-72 D 30 Kent State H W 82-67 J 6 Austin Peay H L+ 78-79 M 7 UT-Chattanooga N3 L 68-84 Marshall Memorial Invitational J 2 Nevada A L 76-77 J 8 VMI* H W 72-68 (N1) Palm Beach, Fla. D 13 Austin Peay H W 85-69 J 4 Pepperdine A L 90-99 J 13 UT-Chattanooga* H W+ 86-83 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) D 14 Arkansas-Little Rock H W 79-76 J 9 Morehead State A W 89-87 J 15 Western Carolina* H W 86-60 (N3) Asheville, N.C. J 11 Virginia Tech A L 74-90 J 20 The Citadel* A L 52-64 SoCon Tourn: FU in 1st Rd; UTC in Qtrs D 16 Eastern Michigan A W 72-65 J 16 Appalachian State* A W 88-80 J 22 Furman* A W 78-55 + overtime D 20 Fresno State H W 55-44 J 27 Appalachian State* H W 82-75 J 18 East Tenn. State* A L 74-84 1992-93: 16-11, 11-7 SoCon D 31 Morehead State H W 76-58 J 21 VMI* A W 64-62 J 29 East Tenn. State* H L 88-99 HEAD COACH: Dwight Freeman J 4 New Orleans H W 91-78 J 23 The Citadel* H W 87-67 F 3 VMI* A L+ 77-82 D 1 Pitt-Johnstown H W 80-54 J 8 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 106-100 J 25 Furman* H W 88-68 F 10 Western Carolina* A W 74-62 D 5 Pittsburgh A L 81-95 J 11 Appalachian State* H W 69-67 J 30 UT-Chattanooga* A W+ 95-94 F 12 UT-Chattanooga* A W 69-60 D 7 Longwood H W 101-86 J 13 East Tenn. State* A L 63-75 F 1 Western Carolina* H W 103-74 F 17 Furman* H W 88-79 D 15 Ohio H W 89-79 J 16 VMI* A W 84-82 F 4 VMI* H W+ 95-91 F 19 The Citadel* H W 91-85 D 19 Montana State A W 85-77 J 18 The Citadel* H W 90-70 F 6 East Tenn. State* H W 77-72 F 24 East Tenn. State* A L+ 74-84 D 21 Wyoming A L 89-101 J 20 Furman* A W 68-58 F 8 Davidson* A L 76-79 F 26 Appalachian State* A L 69-82 D 30 Robert Morris H W 91-65 J 25 UT-Chattanooga* H L 74-81 F 13 Furman* A W+ 70-69 Southern Conference Championship J 6 Appalachian State* A L 92-111 J 27 Western Carolina* H W 82-74 F 15 The Citadel* H W 105-78 M 2 Furman N2 L+ 77-82 J 9 UT-Chattanooga* H W 78-77 J 30 VMI* H W 85-77 F 20 Davidson* H W 83-71 (N1) Charlottesville, Va. J 10 Western Carolina* H W 86-65 F 1 East Tenn. State* H W 96-76 F 22 Appalachian State* H W 101-72 (N2) Asheville, N.C. J 13 East Tenn. State* A L 74-83 F 3 Davidson* A L 68-81 F 27 Western Carolina* H W 86-73 SoCon Tourn: FU in 1st Rd + overtime J 16 Georgia Southern* H W 75-74 F 8 Furman* A L 81-82 F 29 UT-Chattanooga* H W 93-77 J 17 The Citadel* H W 62-50 F 10 The Citadel* A W 85-78 Southern Conference Championship 1990-91: 14-14, 7-7 SoCon J 23 Furman* A W 92-83 F 15 Western Carolina* A L 69-84 M 4 The Citadel N2 W 121-78 HEAD COACH: Dwight Freeman J 24 Davidson* A L 69-82 F 17 UT-Chattanooga* A L 67-81 M 5 UT-Chattanooga N2 L 70-71 N 24 Wyoming A L+ 91-96 J 27 VMI* H W 80-66 F 22 Davidson* H W 66-57 National Invitation Tournament N 26 Colorado State A L 49-79 J 30 East Tenn. State* H W 75-73 F 24 Appalchian State* A W 60-59 M 16 VCU H L 80-81 Key Centurion Marshall Memorial Classic J 31 Appalachian State* H W 82-79 Southern Conference Championship (N1) Honolulu, Hawaii N 30 Mercer H W 92-64 F 6 VMI* A W 78-69 F 28 East Tenn. State N1 L 80-82 (N2) Asheville, N.C. D 1 Robert Morris H W+ 93-90 (N1) Honolulu, Hawaii SoCon Tourn: CIT in 1st Rd; UTC in Semis F 13 Western Carolina* A W 85-81 (N2) Asheville, N.C. + overtime F 14 UT-Chattanooga* A L 69-83 SoCon Tourn: ETSU in 1st Rd D 4 West Virginia H W 97-80 F 17 West Virginia N1 L 65-72 + overtime D 6 Pittsburgh (#11) A L 75-105 F 20 The Citadel* A L 52-68 D 8 Penn State A L 72-79 F 21 Georgia Southern* A L 72-75

138 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Year-by-Year Results F 27 Davidson* H L 57-63 J 18 West Virginia N2 W 91-87 1997-98: 11-16, 7-11 MAC F 13 Toledo* H W 81-72 F 28 Furman* H W 88-84 J 20 East Tenn. State* A L+ 76-82 F 17 Buffalo* A W 73-63 HEAD COACH: Greg White Southern Conference Championship J 22 UT-Chattanooga* H W 86-69 F 24 Bowling Green* A L 72-78 N 22 Bluefi eld State H W 118-60 M 5 Davidson N2 L 65-67 J 27 Davidson* H L 57-106 Mid-American Conference Championship N 29 Radford H W 67-49 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 29 Furman* A W 95-71 F 27 Kent State A L 76-79 D 2 UT-Chattanooga A L 47-57 (N2) Asheville, N.C. F 3 The Citadel* H W 98-54 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) D 6 Massachusetts A L 59-61 SoCon Tourn: DAV in Qtrs F 5 Western Carolina* A L 104-125 MAC Tourn: KSU in 1st Rd D 8 Morehead State A L 50-65 F 10 Georgia Southern* A W 71-52 + overtime D 13 Rio Grande H W 103-64 F 12 Jacksonville State H W 111-90 1993-94: 9-18, 7-11 SoCon D 17 Wake Forest (#23) H W 73-66 F 14 Appalachian State* H W 95-64 HEAD COACH: Dwight Freeman D 20 Kent State* H W 73-68 1999-00: 21-9, 11-7 MAC F 17 VMI* A L 94-103 N 30 Pitt-Johnstown H W 96-87 D 29 Akron* A L 52-68 HEAD COACH: Greg White F 19 East Tenn. State* H W 111-84 D 4 Montana State H L 76-89 J 3 Toledo* A L 49-72 Binghamton Hoop Fest F 24 Davidson* A L 77-83 D 6 Longwood H W 74-60 J 5 Eastern Michigan* A L 82-99 N 20 Canisius N1 W 85-77 F 26 Georgia Southern* H W 96-50 D 9 Kansas State A L 57-100 J 8 Northern Illinois* H L 68-69 N 21 Stony Brook N1 W 81-52 Southern Conference Championship D 20 Oral Roberts A L 69-85 J 10 Ball State* H L 78-86 M 1 UT-Chattanooga N3 W 82-81 D 22 Wake Forest A L 60-82 J 17 Ohio* H W 78-73 N 29 Massachusetts A W 65-55 M 2 Davidson N3 L 77-92 D 30 Davidson* H W 75-71 J 21 Miami (Ohio)* H L 54-71 D 4 Radford H W 90-77 (N1) Louisville, Ky. J 2 North Carolina (#2) A L 62-116 J 24 Bowling Green* A W 69-67 D 7 West Virginia State H W 82-46 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 4 Appalachian State* H W 95-86 D 15 Rio Grande H W 107-63 (N3) Greensboro, N.C. J 29 Ball State* A L 82-90 J 8 UT-Chattanooga* A L 81-92 D 18 Georgia H W 89-79 SoCon Tourn: UTC in Qtrs; DAV in Semis J 31 Northern Illinois* A L 60-65 J 10 Western Carolina* A L 63-71 D 20 Western Michigan A W++ 127-126 + overtime F 5 Western Michigan* H W 78-63 J 13 East Tenn. State* H L 76-90 F 7 Central Michigan* H W 82-60 D 28 UNC Asheville H W 102-66 J 15 Georgia Southern* A L 71-74 1996-97: 20-9, 10-4 SoCon F 14 Ohio* A W 72-63 D 30 Central Michigan* H W 87-63 J 17 The Citadel* A W 83-79 F 16 West Virginia (#20) N1 L 58-71 J 2 Bowling Green* A L 64-85 J 19 West Virginia (#24) N1 L 67-79 SoCon North Division Champions HEAD COACH: Greg White F 18 Bowling Green* H W 70-52 J 5 Akron* A L 78-92 J 22 Furman* H W 64-60 N 25 Gardner-Webb H W 100-62 F 21 Miami (Ohio)* A L 60-71 J 8 Kent State* H W 90-80 J 27 VMI* A L 78-82 N 29 SW Louisiana A W 71-61 F 23 Kent State* A L 62-87 J 12 Toledo* A W 91-90 J 29 East Tenn. State* A L 85-103 D 2 Jacksonville State A W 68-54 F 25 Akron* H L 62-65 J 15 Eastern Michigan* H W 83-68 J 31 Appalachian State* A L 77-102 D 7 Radford A W 81-76 Mid-American Conference Championship J 18 West Virginia N2 L 77-82 F 5 VMI* H W 78-64 D 14 Morehead State H W 115-93 F 28 Ball State A L 76-93 J 22 Northern Illinois* A L 74-92 F 12 Western Carolina* H L 69-73 D 17 West Virginia N1 L 91-103 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 24 Ball State* H W 85-73 F 14 UT-Chattanooga* H L 77-81 D 21 UNC Asheville H W 109-82 MAC Tourn: BSU in 1st Rd J 26 Miami (Ohio)* H L 58-63 F 19 The Citadel* H W 85-64 D 23 UT-Chattanooga H W 90-83 J 29 Ohio* A L 53-77 F 21 Georgia Southern* H W 78-75 D 30 Clemson (#5) A L 57-73 1998-99: 16-11, 11-7 MAC F 3 Buffalo* H W 93-61 F 26 Davidson* A L 68-87 J 3 Delaware H W 89-78 HEAD COACH: Greg White F 7 Kent State* A L 73-84 F 28 Furman* A L 64-83 J 6 UNC Asheville A L 63-83 N 14 Bluefi eld State H W 105-64 F 12 Northern Illinois* H W 68-64 Southern Conference Championship J 8 Davidson* A W 85-81 N 17 Northern Illinois* H W 70-67 F 14 Ohio* H W 78-72 M 3 VMI N2 L 62-84 J 11 Furman* H W 76-65 N 23 Georgia A L 73-78 F 19 Buffalo* A W 88-72 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 13 The Citadel* A W+ 81-80 N 28 Morehead State H W 99-79 F 23 Miami (Ohio)* A W 87-78 (N2) Asheville, N.C. F 26 Bowling Green* H L 83-88 SoCon Tourn: VMI in 1st Rd J 18 Western Carolina* H W 96-76 D 2 Radford A L 65-73 J 20 Georgia Southern* A W 70-50 D 5 Massachusetts H W 88-66 Mid-American Conference Championship D 8 Miami (Ohio)* (#22) A L+ 79-81 M 1 Buffalo H W 83-66 1994-95: 18-9, 10-4 SoCon J 25 Appalachian State* H W 70-67 J 27 VMI* A L 92-97 D 17 Rio Grande H W 85-62 M 5 Central Michigan N3 W 58-56 SoCon North Division Champions F 1 East Tenn. State* A L 64-76 D 19 Western Michigan* A L 68-79 M 6 Miami (Ohio) N3 L 63-69 HEAD COACH: Billy Donovan (N1) Binghamton, N.Y. F 3 Davidson* H W 76-70 D 21 UNC Asheville A W 91-82 N 26 Bluefi eld College H W 112-67 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) F 5 Butler A L 57-84 D 30 Central Michigan* H W 81-60 N 30 Central Michigan A W 87-80 (N3) Cleveland, Ohio F 8 Georgia Southern* H W 81-68 J 2 Eastern Michigan* H W 71-51 D 6 Eastern Kentucky A W 88-71 MAC Tourn: UB in 1st Rd; CMU in Qtrs; MIA in Semis F 10 Appalachian State* A L 69-77 J 6 Toledo* A L 68-72 University of Cincinnati Tournament ++ dbl overtime F 15 VMI* H W 79-77 J 9 Akron* A W 76-67 D 9 UT-Martin N1 W 92-84 F 17 East Tenn. State* H W 80-69 J 14 Buffalo* H W 82-62 D 10 Canisius N1 W 102-92 2000-01: 18-9, 12-6 MAC F 22 UT-Chattanooga* A L 72-92 J 16 Kent State* H W 67-60 HEAD COACH: Greg White Southern Conference Championship J 19 Bowling Green* H L 67-81 D 19 Central Michigan H W 87-76 N 17 Charleston (W.Va.) H W 109-75 F 28 Georgia Southern N2 W 78-46 J 23 Miami (Ohio)* H L 55-63 D 22 Kansas State H L 81-87 N 21 Cincinnati (#16) A L 75-79 M 1 Appalachian State N2 W 84-78 J 27 West Virginia N1 L+ 84-85 D 27 Kentucky (#5) A L 75-116 N 27 Detroit H W 77-69 M 2 UT-Chattanooga N2 L+ 70-71 J 30 Ohio* A L 73-86 D 30 Wake Forest (#18) A L 59-95 D 2 Dayton (#24) A W 67-65 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) F 3 Ball State* H W 73-66 D 9 Niagara H W 82-70 J 2 Eastern Kentucky H W 89-64 (N2) Greensboro, N.C. F 6 Eastern Michigan* A W 79-70 D 16 Winthrop H W 73-50 J 7 UT-Chattanooga* H W 95-83 SoCon Tourn: GSU in Qtrs; ASU in Semis; UTC in Finals F 10 Northern Illinois* A W 74-60 J 14 Appalachian State* H W 93-80 + overtime D 18 IPFW H W 99-70 J 16 VMI* A W 112-87 D 30 Buffalo* H W+ 85-75 J 18 West Virginia N2 L 82-89 J 3 Western Michigan* H W 67-65 J 21 East Tenn. State* H L 82-85 J 6 Miami (Ohio)* A L 54-71 J 23 UT-Chattanooga* A L 63-80 J 9 West Virginia N1 L 67-73 J 28 Davidson* A L 63-78 J 13 Akron* H W 77-68 J 30 Furman* H L 68-77 J 15 Eastern Michigan* A W 72-46 F 4 The Citadel* A W 76-62 J 17 Miami (Ohio)* H W 72-68 F 6 Western Carolina* H W 73-65 J 20 Kent State* A L 67-89 F 11 Georgia Southern* H W 103-53 J 24 Ball State* A W 77-72 F 13 Appalachian State* A W 70-69 J 27 Central Michigan* A L 68-80 F 18 VMI* H W 107-62 J 29 Toledo* H W 72-57 F 20 East Tenn. State* A W 74-61 F 3 Ohio* A L 71-77 F 25 Davidson* H W 81-76 F 7 Northern Illinois* A W 94-66 F 27 Georgia Southern* A W 83-63 F 11 Kent State* H L+ 65-68 Southern Conference Championship F 14 Bowling Green* A L 69-82 M 3 Appalachian State N3 L 82-93 F 17 Ohio* H W 92-70 (N1) Cincinnati, Ohio F 22 Northern Illinois* H W 82-65 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) F 28 Bowling Green* H W 63-55 (N3) Asheville, N.C. M 3 Buffalo* A W 86-73 SoCon Tourn: ASU in Qtrs Mid-American Conference Championship M 8 Ball State N2 L 81-84 1995-96: 17-11, 8-6 SoCon (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) HEAD COACH: Billy Donovan (N2) Cleveland, Ohio N 25 Milligan H W 124-71 MAC Tourn: BSU in Qtrs N 28 UT-Chattanooga* A W 95-86 + overtime D 2 Kansas State A L 88-106 D 8 Morehead State A W 92-85 D 10 Butler H L 92-102 D 15 SW Louisiana H W 77-70 D 19 Kentucky (#4) N1 L 99-118 D 23 Radford H W 101-73 FFutureuture NNBABA sstartar JJasonason WWilliamsilliams ssuiteduited uupp fforor J 3 Nevada A L 83-92 J 6 Hampton H W 123-95 tthehe TThunderinghundering HHerderd iinn 11995-96995-96 uundernder J 13 Appalachian State* A L 87-89 hheadead ccoachoach BBillyilly Donovan.Donovan. J 15 VMI* H W 78-71 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS 139 TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09

2001-02: 15-15, 8-10 MAC J 21 West Virginia N3 L 51-55 J 24 Ohio* H W 74-60 HEAD COACH: Greg White J 28 Miami (Ohio)* H L+ 48-51 NABC Classic J 31 Bowling Green* A L 73-88 N 15 George Washington N1 L 64-69 F 2 Akron* A L 69-85 N 16 Kentucky (#4) A L 73-90 F 7 Buffalo* A L 58-77 F 11 Eastern Michigan* H W 75-68 N 23 Troy State H L 72-77 F 15 Western Michigan* H W+ 82-76 N 26 Shepherd H W 96-46 F 18 Kent State* A L 65-86 N 28 Ark.-Monticello H W 93-63 F 21 Western Kentucky H L 66-87 D 3 Winthrop A W 71-65 F 24 Ball State* H L 78-79 D 6 Radford A W 67-63 F 29 Ohio* A W 71-68 D 8 Northern Illinois* H W 79-76 M 3 Akron* H W 78-68 D 15 Auburn N2 L 60-78 M 6 Miami (Ohio)* A L 70-74 D 22 Western Michigan* A W 77-73 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year Mid-American Conference Championship D 29 Massachusetts H W 81-66 M 8 Eastern Michigan H W 78-59 J 5 Kent State* H L 70-73 M 11 Western Michigan N4 L 62-96 J 9 Miami (Ohio)* A L 65-80 (N1) Cincinnati, Ohio J 12 Eastern Michigan* H W 97-75 (N2) Portland, Ore. J 16 Central Michigan* A L 84-88 (N3) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 19 Buffalo* H L 78-82 (N4) Cleveland, Ohio J 23 West Virginia N3 W+ 81-79 MAC Tourn: EMU in 1st Rd; WMU in Qtrs J 26 Toledo* A L 67-77 + overtime J 29 Ball State* H W+ 98-95 F 2 Ohio* A L 78-94 2004-05: 6-22, 3-15 MAC F 5 Akron* H W 78-63 HEAD COACH: Ron Jirsa F 9 Bowling Green* A L 60-83 N 19 UNC Wilmington A L 57-58 F 14 Miami (Ohio)* H W 82-74 N 23 East Tenn. State H W 80-76 F 16 Ohio* H L 66-71 N 27 Oregon N1 L 69-89 F 19 Kent State* A L 76-116 N 30 Eastern Michigan* A L 88-90 F 23 Buffalo* A L 62-87 D 4 UAB H L 78-81 F 27 Central Michigan* H W 82-57 D 11 Illinois State A L 67-79 M 1 Akron* A W 104-87 D 18 Western Kentucky A L 54-70 Mid-American Conference Championship D 21 High Point H W 74-73 M 4 Northern Illinois H W 97-93 D 30 Xavier A L 46-69 M 7 Kent State N4 L 70-82 J 2 Central Michigan* H L 83-88 (N1) Lexington, Ky. J 6 Bowling Green* H L 64-69 (N2) Mobile, Ala. J 9 Ohio* A L 68-77 (N3) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 11 West Virginia (#24) N1 W 59-55 (N4) Cleveland, Ohio J 15 Toledo* H L 74-83 MAC Tourn: NIU in 1st Rd; KSU in Qtrs J 19 Akron* H L 55-65 + overtime J 22 Kent State* A L 66-75 2002-03: 14-15, 9-9 MAC J 27 Buffalo* A L 65-78 F 1 Kent State* H L 63-70 HEAD COACH: Greg White F 3 Northern Illinois* A L 66-77 N 22 Niagara A W 92-90 TThehe TThunderinghundering HHerderd rrecordedecorded cconsecutiveonsecutive wwinsins ooverver F 6 Ball State* A W 90-81 N 25 Kentucky State H W 112-78 F 9 Eastern Michigan* H W 81-75 D 2 Rutgers A L 56-75 nnationally-rankedationally-ranked WWestest VVirginiairginia aatt tthehe CCapitalapital CClassiclassic F 12 Western Michigan* A L 70-90 D 7 Northern Illinois* A W 75-57 iinn Charleston,Charleston, W.Va.,W.Va., iinn 22005005 aandnd 22006.006. F 15 Miami (Ohio)* A L 51-59 D 14 Radford H W 90-65 F 23 Buffalo* H L 55-68 D 17 Morehead State A L+ 100-101 F 26 Ohio* H L 62-83 D 20 Western Carolina H W 83-68 2006-07: 13-19, 7-9 C-USA 2007-08: 16-14, 8-8 C-USA M 2 Akron* A L 64-71 D 28 Massachusetts A L 58-81 HEAD COACH: Ron Jirsa HEAD COACH: Donnie Jones M 5 Miami (Ohio)* H W 54-47 J 4 Western Michigan* H W 66-54 N 11 UNC Greensboro H W+ 82-80 N 13 Pikeville (Ky.) H W 60-49 Mid-American Conference Championship J 8 Buffalo* A W 69-63 N 17 Robert Morris H L 69-73 N 20 East Tenn. State H W+ 84-83 M 7 Ohio A L 66-72 J 11 Toledo* H W 79-58 Great Alaska Shootout N 25 Boston University H W 70-47 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. J 14 Central Michigan* H L 78-81 N 23 California N1 L 70-72 N 28 Wright State A L 70-77 MAC Tourn: OHIO in 1st Rd J 18 Kent State* A L 58-71 N 24 Hofstra N1 L 70-73 D 1 Morehead State H W 69-56 J 22 West Virginia N1 L 61-65 2005-06: 12-16, 5-9 C-USA N 25 UMKC N1 L 75-79 D 4 East Tenn. State A L 73-79 J 25 Buffalo* H W 87-77 HEAD COACH: Ron Jirsa D 14 Rio Grande H W 87-51 J 28 Ball State* A L 75-96 N 18 Evansville A L 81-91 N 29 Morehead State A W 81-80 D 18 Louisville A L 75-85 F 1 Ohio* H L++ 85-87 N 21 Virginia Tech A L 54-71 D 2 Ohio A L+ 78-84 D 22 Princeton H W 66-60 F 3 Eastern Michigan* A L 81-90 N 26 Evansville H W 70-67 D 4 Memphis (#14)* A L 59-78 D 29 Lipscomb H L 62-72 F 5 Western Michigan* A L 75-79 N 28 East Tenn. State A L 63-91 D 13 Wright State H W 79-72 D 31 San Diego H W 76-60 F 8 Bowling Green* H W 56-54 D 1 UM-Eastern Shore H W 66-56 D 16 Princeton A L 45-61 J 5 Winthrop H W+ 67-62 F 12 Akron* H W 74-58 D 4 Youngstown State H W 73-70 D 22 Bowling Green H L 78-79 J 9 Rice* A W 66-47 F 15 Miami (Ohio)* A L 49-69 D 17 Appalachian State H L 65-73 D 30 Virginia Tech H W 59-58 J 12 Memphis (#2)* H L 45-68 F 22 Illinois State H L 53-57 D 20 Charleston Southern H W 82-53 J 3 Ohio H W 70-60 J 16 East Carolina* A L 62-75 F 25 Kent State* H W 80-67 Jack In The Box Holiday Classic J 6 George Washington A L 65-74 J 19 UAB* H W 62-57 M 1 Ohio* A L 65-70 D 29 South Carolina State N1 L 66-71 J 10 UTEP* A L 64-88 J 23 West Virginia N1 L 64-66 M 5 Akron* A L 71-79 D 30 Kennesaw State N1 W+ 77-74 J 13 UCF* H L 71-78 J 26 Houston* A L 58-71 M 8 Miami (Ohio)* H W 58-51 J 17 Tulsa* H W 65-53 J 30 Tulsa* H W+ 72-65 Mid-American Conference Championship J 4 Appalachian State A W 64-60 J 20 Tulane* A W 79-73 F 2 UAB* A L 55-74 M 10 Eastern Michigan H W 83-75 J 7 George Washington (#20) H L+ 73-79 J 24 West Virginia N2 L 63-76 F 6 UCF* A L 63-77 M 13 Kent State N2 L 57-79 J 11 UCF* A W 73-69 J 27 Houston* H L 61-77 F 9 East Carolina* H W 83-49 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 14 UAB* H L 64-76 J 31 East Carolina* H W 56-52 F 13 SMU* A W 75-74 (N2) Cleveland, Ohio J 18 Tulsa* A L 57-66 F 3 UAB* H W 61-54 F 16 Tulane* H W 68-54 MAC Tourn: EMU in 1st Rd; KSU in Qtrs J 21 UTEP* H L 51-53 F 7 Tulsa* A L 60-63 F 20 UTEP* H L 76-79 + overtime ++ dbl-overtime J 25 West Virginia (#9) N2 W 58-52 F 10 UCF* A L 58-75 F 23 UCF* H W 71-66 J 28 Houston* A L 56-69 F 14 SMU* H W 52-49 M 1 Tulsa* A L 64-89 2003-04: 12-17, 8-10 MAC F 1 East Carolina* H W 72-66 F 17 Tulane* H L 65-73 M 5 Tulane* A W 70-68 HEAD COACH: Ron Jirsa F 4 Tulane* A L 36-61 F 21 East Carolina* A W 54-51 M 8 Southern Miss* H L 58-63 N 21 UNC Wilmington H L 56-65 F 8 Rice* H L+ 75-78 F 24 UAB* A L 57-70 Conference USA Championship N 29 Morehead State H W 85-71 F 11 Memphis (#3)* H L 81-91 F 28 Rice* H W 69-64 M 12 Tulane N2 L 47-48 D 1 Kentucky (#10) N1 L 76-89 F 15 SMU* A W+ 75-72 M 3 Southern Miss* A L 73-83 (N1) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) D 4 Radford A W 79-77 F 18 East Carolina* A L 59-63 Conference USA Championship (N2) Memphis, Tenn. D 6 Oregon N2 L 61-90 F 25 Southern Miss* H W 62-57 M 7 UAB N3 W 53-52 C-USA Tourn: TLN in 1st Rd D 13 Northern Illinois* H W 85-76 M 1 UCF* H W 73-61 M 8 Memphis (#5) N3 L 71-92 + overtime D 20 Massachusetts A L 65-83 M 4 UAB* A L 61-82 (N1) Anchorage, Alaska D 30 UAB A W 68-66 Conference USA Championship (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) J 3 Central Michigan* A W 72-63 M 8 Tulane N3 L 58-64 (N3) Memphis, Tenn. J 6 Kent State* H L 61-63 (N1) Greenville, S.C. (hosted by Furman) C-USA Tourn: UAB in 1st Rd; MEM in Qtrs J 12 Western Michigan* A L 65-88 (N2) Charleston, W.Va. (Capital Classic) + overtime J 14 Toledo* A L 65-68 (N3) Memphis, Tenn. J 17 Buffalo* H W 86-74 C-USA Tourn: TLN in 1st Rd + overtime 140 RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09 Greatest Teams in MU History

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Next up for the Herd was a Thursday night, 10 p.m. contest versus the Eastern Washington State team out of Cheney, WA. Gutshall became the third Marshall player in as many games to lead the team in scoring as he poured in 20 points in a 56-48 win. Tonkovich added 13 while Hall had 12.

As the fi eld had reached its Final Four, it included Arizona State, Mankato (MN) State and Marshall’s next opponent, the Emporia (KS) State Hornets. Emporia had been tagged as the pre-tournament favorite and would take the Herd to

Greatest Teams in MU History Teams Greatest overtime in what was called the most exciting game of the tournament.

The 1946-47 NAIB Friday night’s 9 p.m. start was attended by a then record National Champions crowd of over 8,000 fans. Marshall trailed by as many as 10 in the second half before tying the game and sending it to The “Big Green” of Marshall breezed through the 1946- overtime. It would take a miracle shot for a team of destiny to 47 regular season with a record of 27-5 before accepting have a shot at the title. an invitation to the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament (today’s NAIA). Marshall was the 13th Toothman, who had only scored eight points on the night, team to be invited to the 32-team tournament. Other schools was playing defense with the rest of the Herd as the Hornets included Arizona State, New Mexico, Youngstown State, Loyola, tried to freeze the last 2:30 of overtime off the clock with a 55- Eastern Illinois, Western Carolina and Texas Wesleyan, which 54 lead. With 20 seconds remaining, Emporia missed a close had the nation’s leading scorer in Cliff McNeely, who scored shot and Marshall came down with the rebound. Toothman 479 points in 30 games. took the outlet pass and not knowing exactly how much time was left, took a 50-footer that “slipped through without even To save money on travel and food, head coach Cam touching the net” according to the Associated Press. Marshall Henderson took only eight players to Kansas City for the would Emporia’s inbound pass and hang on for a 56-55 tournament; Bill Hall, Gene “Goose” James, Andy Tonkovich, overtime win. Bill Toothman, Mervin Gutshall, Bob Wright, Dick Erickson and Jim Bakalis. Co-captain Albert “Babe” Mazza was left at home Only one team stood between Marshall and the because of an injury and student manager Johnny Wellman, championship. “Methodical” Mankato State, as it was called whom Henderson called “the best student manager I have by the AP, had defeated Arizona State in the second game ever had,” had to stay home in order to graduate. on Friday, 52-46. The Herd was on a roll and was not to be denied. The “Big Green” opened the tournament against River Falls Teachers College of Wisconsin. A crowd of over 5,000 Marshall defeated Mankato State, 73-59, in front of 8,500 immediately adapted the Herd as its tournament favorite as fans in Kansas City to give the Herd its first (and only) Bill Hall scored 34 points in a record setting 113-80 rout. national basketball championship. The crowd had set another attendance record and was treated to an outstanding Marshall wowed the crowd with its warm-up as well as its performance by Hall, who scored 27 points. game. Henderson developed the “King Drill,” a fl ashy, quick- moving ballhandling drill that was later adopted by the Harlem Hall, James and Tonkovich were named fi rst-team NAIB Globetrotters for their “Sweet Georgia Brown” warm-up. During All-Americans following the tournament. Toothman was the game, the crowd was delighted by the Big Green “breaking picked as captain of the second-team All-NAIB, while Gutshall fast all the time.” Even Henderson said after the fi rst night made honorable-mention despite scoring 68 points, good “about 75 percent were for us the rest of the way.” for third best in the tournament. Wright, Erickson and Bakalis had played in each of the fi ve games, making it truly a team In front of 6,000 fans on Wednesday night, the Herd got a eff ort. free throw from Andy Tonkovich with eight seconds left to win 55-54 over Hamline University (St. Paul, MN), after Marshall rallied from a 54-48 defi cit with two minutes left to play.

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1955-56 1983-84 Marshall Captures Mid-American Marshall Wins Southern Conference Conference Crown Championship Under the direction of Jule Rivlin, the Thundering wins its Marshall won 25 games and captured the Southern Conference fi rst Mid-American Conference Championship and made its fi rst title. The Herd fell victim to Villanova in the fi rst round of the NCAA NCAA Tournament appearance. Charlie Slack fi nished his career Tournament. LaVerne Evans led the Herd in scoring with a 20.5 with two NCAA rebounding records, including the still-standing points per game average. mark of 25.6 boards per game for one season. Slack also led the team in scoring with a 22.5 points per game average. The team 1984-85 also featured future NBA Hall-of-Famer, Hal Greer. Marshall lost to Herd Repeats as Southern Conference Morehead State, 107-92, in the NCAA Tournament. Champions Marshall won its second consecutive Southern Conference 1966-67 Tournament championship but fell to Virginia Commonwealth Herd Finishes Fourth in NIT in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament. Skip Henderson, Marshall goes 20-8 on the season and fi nishes fourth in the Marshall’s all-time leading scorer, led the team in scoring as a National Invitation Tournament. Marshall University Athletic freshman with 17.7 points per game. Hall of Fame (1999) inductee George Stone set NIT and Madison Square Garden records as he scored 46 points versus Nebraska. 1986-87 Stone led the Herd in scoring on the season, averaging 24.4 points Marshall Sweeps Southern Conference per contest. Championship In the NIT, Marshall defeated Villanova and Nebraska before The Thundering Herd wins both the Southern Conference falling to Marquette and Rutgers. George Stone was named to the regular season and tournament championships. Marshall won All-NIT team. 25 games on the season and made its fi fth trip to the NCAA 1971-72 Tournament. Skip Henderson leads the team in scoring for the third year in a row with a 21.0 points per game average. Thundering Herd Cracks Associated Press Top-10 Coach Carl Tacy’s squad fi nished the season with a 23-4 mark en route to the school’s second NCAA Tournament appearance. The Herd achieved a high ranking of No. 8 in the weekly Associated Press Poll. Russell Lee was named All-American and became the Milwaukee Bucks’ fi rst-round selection in the NBA Draft. RREACHINGEACHING NEWNEW HEIGHTSHEIGHTS 143 TTHUNDERINGHUNDERING HERDHERD BASKETBALLBASKETBALL 2008-092008-09

1906-07 1910-11 1914-15 Lee McCaff rey 1926-27 Coach Luther B. Crotty Coach Boyd Chambers Dropped Middle of Season Issac Pitsenberger Coach Roy Hawley Luther Crotty John Archer due to no place to play Orra Purdue Assistant Bill Strickling Dickens Fred Bailey George Queen Dwight Blaine Will Foster Homer Bailey 1915-16 Dave Richmond Carl Bunten E.B. Henson Tracy Bailey No Basketball Brady Knight Lawrence Hoover George Morrow 1923-24 Frank Lake All-Time Rosters All-Time Robert Larew Bill Strickling 1916-17 Coach Bill Strickling Meredith McComas Miner Smith-Captain Harry “Cy” Young Coach Boyd Chambers Carl Anderson Homer McCoy William Spruce Everett Callaway Frank Crist Jackie McKnown Harold Tompkins 1911-12 Dayton Carter Earl Farrington Harold Nichols Coach Boyd Chambers Dexter Echols Issac Pitsenberger Luther Poling 1907-08 Fred Bailey Jess Echols George Queen Frank Porter Coach Luther B. Crotty Tracy Bailey-Captain Carl Pettry Harold Ridenour Ersel Toler Stanley Coff man Jesse Callahan Howard Pettry Herber Riff e Johnnie Watson Luther Crotty Cliff Foster Charles Price Stanley Smoot John Foster Roscoe Fowler Ernest Winters Honaker “Hoge” White 1927-28 Will Foster George Morrow Bradley Workman Coach John Stuart E.B. Henson Bill Strickling 1924-25 Eli Barack Clinton Myer Harry “Cy” Young 1917-18 Coach Russ Meredith Paul Casey Woodyard Pool Coach Carl Shipley Whitney Coff man Adam Colasky Miner Smith Daniel Cable Frank Crist Homer McCoy William Spruce-Captain Maurice Foose Earl Farrington Jackie McKnown Robert Knode Carol Kitts Harold Nichols Stewart Knode Lee McCaff rey Frank Porter Walt Walowac 1950-54 Thomas Martin Harold Nichols Tom Stark Logan, WV (Logan HS) Dewey McCarraher-Captain Jimmy Post Ralph Steele • MU 3rd all-time scoring (1,982) Carl Pettry George Queen-Captain Johnnie Watson • MU 3rd all-time FGM (792) Ernest Winters Stanley Smooth Pete Wilson • MU 1st all-time FGA (2,225) Alton “Tubby” Stealy John Rogers • MU 7th all-time FTM (365) 1918-19 Tom Stark • MU 5th all-time FTA (569) No Basketball 1925-26 Johnnie Watson • 44 points vs Ohio (2-10-53) Coach Guy Fiber Pete Wilson • 44 points vs WV Wesleyan (12-4-53) 1919-20 Assistant Bill Strickling • 40 points vs Ohio University (1951) No Basketball Dwight Blaine 1929-30 • 40 points vs Union College (1951) Julian Bragg Coach John Stuart • 40 points vs Akron (1951) 1920-21 Frank Crist DuMont Austin • Retired the No. 20 jersey after the senior season Coach Herbet Cramer Fred Huff Bud DuBois • All OVC (1951-1952) Carl Anderson Lee McCaff rey Ramey Hunter • All MAC (1953-1954) Earl Burton Jackie McKnown Marvin Laird • NCAA 6th in scoring with in 1953-54 (26.1 ppg) Eugene Campbell Harold Nichols Homer McCoy • Helms Athletic Foundation All-American 1st team Frank “Red” Crist- Mark Page Byron Morris (1952-53, small college), 3rd team (1953-54, Division I) Captain Archie Peterson Jeff Rife Earl “Duke” Farrington Luther Poling John Rogers • 3rd round draft pick Milwaukee Hawks (1954) John Gillespie John Young Tom Stark • WV Sports Writers Hall of Fame (1981) Issac Pitsenberger Johnnie Watson Orra Purdue Pete Wilson Harold Tompkins 1912-13 Ellis Rece Coach Boyd Chambers Clyde Sowards 1908-09 Fred Bailey Charlie Slack 1952-56 Coach Boyd Chambers Tracy Bailey 1921-22 Pomeroy, OH (Pomeroy HS) Boyd Chambers Jesse Callahan-Captain Coach Gerald Sutton •MU 1st all-time rebounding season (538) Will Foster Hager James Henderson Earl Burton • MU 1st all-time rebounding average (25.6 rpg) Guy Middleton George Lyon Frank Crist Clinton Myer William Clyde Miller Johnson Fry • MU 1st all-time rebounding career (1,916) William Spruce-Captain George Morrow John Gillespie • MU 1st all-time rebounding career average (21.8) Emray Quinlin Hankes or Hackes • MU 12th all-time scoring (1,551) 1909-10 Cline Jackson • MU 1st single-game rebounds Coach Boyd Chambers 1913-14 Orra Purdue (43 vs Morris Harvey 1-12-54) Homer Bailey Coach Boyd Chambers Issac Pitsenberger Howard Brackman Richard Amrick Dave Richmond • NCAA Div I 2nd most rebounds in game Eric Faulk Fred Bailey (43 vs Morris Harvey 1-12-54) William Jones Jesse Callahan 1922-23 • NCAA Div I 1st season rebounding avg. (1954-55, 25.6) Charles Myers William Cundiff Coach J.E.R. Barnes • NCAA Div I 4th season rebounding avg. (1955-56, 23.6) Bill Strickling Mac Doolittle Earl Burton John Shultz Evertt Lawrence Frank Crist • NCAA Div I 3rd all-time career rebounds (1,916) Wellington Yates William Clyde Miller Edgar Crowe • Led MAC in rebounding in 1954-55 (25.6 rpg) William Nagle Earl Farrington and 1955-56 (23.6) Shorty Hamilton •NBA Draft pick Fort Wayne Pistons (1956) Ray Johnson •U.S. Olympic Team alternate (1960) Clyde Lady

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Captain Earl Wellman 1941-42 Captain Jim Glass Leo Byrd 1956-59 Lewis Wilcox Coach Cam Henderson Bill Hall Huntington, WV (Huntington HS) Danny Bendo Freddie Harrison • Named “Mr. Basketball USA” after North-South High 1936-37 Jim Capehart Charles Leftwich School All-Star game in Murray, Ky. Coach Cam Henderson Jackie Chapman Jim Morris • MU 8th all-time scoring (1,696) George Ayerman Casey Merv Gutshell Wallace Nichols • MU 2nd all-time FTM (509) John or Harold Cox Al Mazza Bill Schriner • MU 2nd all-time FTA (637) Henry Green Joe Morecraft Andy Tonkavich • MU 7th all-time FT% (79.9%) Tom Huron Eddie Straight Captain Bill Toothman • MU 11th all-time FGM (593) Buck Jamison Harold Willey Ed Tusina • MU 7th all-time FGA (1,364) Jim Wilson Roger Wood • MU career scoring avg. (23.5 ppg) J.B. Russell • MU 1st single-season scoring avg. (1958-59, 29.3 ppg) Bill Smith 1942-43 1945-46 • Scored 40 points vs St. Bonaventure (2-21-59) Bill Vest Coach Cam Henderson Coach Cam Henderson • NCAA 2nd in scoring (1958-59, 29.3 ppg) Charles Watson Jimmy Capehart Dink Allen • First-Team “Chuck” Taylor All-American (1959) Lewis Wilcox Jackie Chapman Don Brown • Led MAC in scoring (1957-58, 24.9 ppg & 1958-59, 29.3) Dick Erickson Jim Campbell • Led MAC in FT% (1958-59, 82.7%) 1937-38 Jim Glass George Carter • All-MAC (1958-59) Coach Cam Henderson Merv Gutshell George Conley • Retired #44 after senior year George Ayerman Jim Hoover Bill Hall • Won gold medal on 1959 Pan American Team Elmer Bauld Gene James Ed Little • 4th round draft pick Cincinnati Royals (1959) Yost Cunningham Al Mazza Dick Maddox Everett Elkins Joe Morecraft Rutherford Harold Mosser Buck Jamison Charles Pell 1930-31 Ramey Hunter John Morlock 1943-44 Pete Petrone Coach John Stuart Byron Morris Aldo Paletti Coach Cam Henderson Baacher Reed Lawrence Gill Robert Morris Jule Rivlin Fred Altizer Joe Rodak Otho Greenlee Charles Watson Don Brown Andy Tonkavich Don Humphreys 1933-34 Lewis Wilcox Jim Bunton Jim White Ramey Hunter Coach Tom Dandelet Captain Jim Glass Harold Willey Marvin Laird Asst. Skeets Farley 1938-39 Tom Lucas John McKnown Mack Beard Coach Cam Henderson Haven May 1946-47 Byron Morris Vince Donohoe Elmer Bauld Alvin Morgan Coach Cam Henderson Jim Patton Captain Lawrence Gill Yost Cunningham Sonny Morgan Fred Altizer Len Priode Tom Hallanan Andy D’Antoni Bill Phillips Jim Bakalis John Rogers Don Humphreys Andy Houvouras Preacher Sasserman Dick Erickson Tom Stark Tom Huron Harold McCloud Elmer Todd Mervin Gutshell Pete Wilson Fred Hurt Jack Morlock Bill Toothman Captain Bill Hall Hunter Kincaid Harold Mosser Jim Warne Gene James 1931-32 Earl Lykins Aldo Paletti Pugh Ed Little Coach Tom Dandelet Len Priode Jule Rivlin 1944-45 Al Mazza Assistant Skeets Farley Earl Wellman Roger Tricot Coach Cam Henderson Captain Andy Tonkavich Mack Beard Frank Ballenger Bill Toothman Joe Chetwin 1934-35 1939-40 Dick Bias Jimmy Van Zant Pee Wee Childers Coach Tom Dandelet Coach Cam Henderson Don Brown Bob Wright Lawrence Gill Asst. Francis Farley Elmer Bauld Cleveland Burgess Otho Greenlee Raynor Burcham Danny Benda Paul Defenbaugh Marvin Laird George Clark Yost Cunningham Hunter Kincaid Emerson Floyd Harold McCloud Hal Greer 1955-58 Tom Hallanan Tom Hallanan Joe Morecraft Huntington, WV (Douglas HS) Ramey Hunter Fred Hurt Jack Morlock • 1st African-American to play at a WV state college Art Jones Buddy Kaiser Aldo Paletti • Led MU in rebounding (1956-57, 1957-58) Carl McComas Hunter Kincaid Jule Rivlin • Led MU in FG% (1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58) Byron Morris Earl Lykins Jim Treacy • MU 17th all-time scoring (1,377) Oscar Newman Elmo Patrick Roger Tricott Harry Paxton John Stephens • MU 8th all-time rebounding (765) Forrest Poerce Earl Wellman 1940-41 • MU 7th all-time FG% (54.5%) John Rogers Lewis Wilcox Coach Cam Henderson • Led MAC in FG% (1955-56, 61.5% & 1957-58, 48.9%) Luther Woods Ed Wilgus Danny Benda • Led MAC in FT% (1957-58, 83.3%) Herndon Wilkes Frank Griffi n • All-MAC (1957-58) 1932-33 Andy Houvouras • NCAA 2nd in FG% (1955-56, 60.0%) Harold McCloud Coach Tom Dandelet 1935-36 • NCAA 5th in FG% (1957-58, 54.6%) Assistant Skeets Farley Coach Cam Henderson Joe Morecraft Jim Barney Merle Bais Eddie Straight • Retired #16 jersey Mack Beard Raynor Burcham Roger Tricott • 2nd round draft pick Syracuse Nationals (1958) Vince Donohoe Tom Huron Harold Willey • 15-year NBA career with 21,586 points Charles Eubanks Jim Provence Jim Wilson (19.2 career scoring average) Lawrence Gill Dick Sidebottom • MVP 1968 NBA All-Star Game Otho Greenlee Bill Smith • Marshall Hall of Fame (1979) Tom Hallanan Bill Vest • Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame (1982) Don Humphreys Charles Watson

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1947-48 Bruce McLin Frank Crum Paul Underwood Coach Cam Henderson Ivan Repass Jack Ferguson 1957-58 1960-61 Dick Erickson Bill Somerville Ray Frazier Coach Jule Rivlin Coach Jule Rivlin Gene James Bob Wenzel Jerry Gillen Brooks Adkins Asst. Dr. Mike Josephs Jerry Katz George White Sid King Sonny Allen Asst, Sony Allen Bob Koontz Captain Bob Wright George Lambros Leo Byrd Bob Burgess Ed Lambert Carl York Herbie Morris Herm Comer Phil Carter All-Time Rosters All-Time Marion Newman Bunny Naum John Derrow Steve Feola Andy Tonkavich 1950-51 Dave Robinson Jack Freeman Jim Gallion Bill Toothman Coach Cam Henderson Charlie Slack Hal Greer Charlie Gordon Bob Wetzel Joe Ambrose Walt Walowac Dick Hall Corky Layman Fred White Charles Bolden Carl York Tim Hollandsworth Bruce Moody Norman Willey Don Brown Dick Jackson Charlie Moore Jim Wilson Glen Cline 1953-54 Ivan Mielke Lou Mott Bob Wright John Griffi th Coach Cam Henderson John Milhoan Dave Pugh Jim Hatfi eld Bob Bradley Sterling Miller Harry Roberts 1948-49 Sid King Frank Crum Gene Slater Coach Cam Henderson Bob Knootz Jerry Gillen 1958-59 Mickey Sydenstricker Assistant Herb Royer Jim Lamb Paul Hopper Jule Rivlin Dick Wildt Glen Cline Ed Lambert Bob Lowe Sonny Allen Tex Williams Don Davis Bob Lowe Herbie Morris Leo Byrd Dick Erickson Bruce Mclin Dave Robinson John Derrow 1961-62 Bob Koontz Marvin Meredith Charlie Slack Charles Gordon Coach Jule Rivlin Walt Walowac Dick Hall Asst. Dr. Mike Josephs Ivan Mielke Asst. Sonny Allen George Stone 1965-68 1954-55 John Milhoan Bob Burgess Stanley Miller Phil Carter Covington, KY (Grant HS) Coach Cam Henderson Bob Ashley Bruce Moody Paul Clark • MU Scoring Leader 1965-66 (18.6 ppg), Lewis Burns Lou Mott Tom Dennis 1966-67 (24.4), 1967-68 (23.7) Frank Crum Victor Quinet Jim Gallion Ray Frazier Dave Pugh • MU Rebounding Leader 1965-66 (11.5 rpg) Paul Hopper 1959-60 Mickey Sydenstricker • MU 7th all-time scoring (1,695) Joe Hunnicutt Coach Jule Rivlin John Sword • MU 10th all-time rebounding (746) Sonny Parkins Asst. Dr. Mike Josephs Willie Tucker Jerry Pierson Asst. Sonny Allen Dick Wildt • MU 5th all-time FGM (709) Cebe Price Bob Burgess Larry Williams • MU 5th all-time FGA (1,565) Dave Robinson Herm Comer Charlie Slack Jim Gallion 1962-63 • MU 5th all-time FT% (82.7%) Paul Underwood Charles Gordon Coach Jule Rivlin • Scored 46 points vs Nebraska in 1967 NIT Ron Lambert Assistant Jack Freeman • All-NIT Team (1967) 1955-56 John Milhoan Bruce Belcher Coach Jule Rivlin Bruce Moody Phil Carter • All-MAC (1967) Bob Ashley Charlie Moore Paul Clark • 9th round draft pick NBA’s Los Angles Lakers (1968) Dave Dingess Lou Mott Tom Dennis • 4th round draft pick ABA’s Los Angles Stars Jack Freeman Dave Pugh Bill Francis Hal Greer Harry Roberts Joe Heinz Joe Hunnicutt Tex Williams George Hicks Dave Kirk John Monnig Herb Morris John Mayfi eld Ivan Repass Walt Walowac Sonny Parkins Russell Lee 1969-72 Bill Somerville Jerry Peirson Boston, MA (Hyde Park HS) Bob Stanfi l 1951-52 Cebe Price • MU 4th all-time scoring (1,815) Bill Toothman Coach Cam Henderson Charlie Slack • MU 5th all-time rebounding (863) George White Lewis Burns Paul Underwood • MU 4th all-time FGM (739) Jim White Glen Cline • MU 4th all-time FGA (1,643) Norman Willey Frank Crum 1956-57 • MU 9th all-time FTM (337) Bob Wright John Crum Coach Jule Rivlin • MU 11th all-time FTA (473) Carl York Jack Ferguson Sonny Allen • MU Led team in scoring 1969-70 (24.1 ppg), Ray Frazier Bob Ashley 1970-71 (25.3), 1971-72 (22.3) 1949-50 Paul Hopper Leo Byrd • MU Led team in rebounding 1970-71(12.4) Coach Cam Henderson Sid King Lee Canterbury • MU career scoring avg. leader (23.9 ppg) Joe Ambrose Jim Lamb John Derrow • Scored 40 points vs Morris Harvey (1970) Ed Ball Bob Lowe Dave Dingess • Scored 41 points vs Mississippi (1971) Millard Bowman Nard Pergrem Jack Freeman • Street and Smith’s College All-American (1971-72) Don Brown Walt Walowac Hal Greer • Basketball Weekly All-American (1971-72) Glen Cline Dave Kirk • Converse All-American (1971-72) Jim Hatfi eld 1952-53 John Mayfi eld • MVP Portsmouth Invitational Tournament Sid King Coach Cam Henderson Jerry Peirson for College Seniors (1971-72) Bob Koontz Jim Barton Cebe Price • All-Tournament team Aloha Classic for seniors (1971-72) Jim Lamb Bob Bias • 1st round draft pick NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks NBA (1972) Ed Lambert Lewis Burns • 2nd round draft pick ABA’s Memphis Pros (1972)

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Robert Kunis 1965-66 Phil Kazee Bill Bertalan Jack Battle Forrest Newsome Coach Ellis Johnson John Mallett Tyrone Collins Joe Hickman Edward Peltz Assistant John Sword Robbie Munn Mike D’Antoni Kim Humphreys Jerry Roy G.A. Bernie Coff man Larry Osborne Barry Driscoll Kenny Hurst Walter Smittle Bob Allen Bob Redd Andy Frederickson Mike Marz Mickey Sydenstricker Keith Blankenship Orville Stepp Greg Imperi Dave Masteropaolo John Sword Joe Dawson George Stone Bill James Tim Meadows Larry Tincher George Hicks Russell Lee Charlie Novak Bill Treacy Jim Jordan 1968-69 Lyle Monroe Pete Polo Willie Tucker Jerome Katz Coach Ellis Johnson Randy Noll Jim Shivers Dick Wildt Tom Langfi tt Assistant Stewart Way Gary Orsini Frank Steele Larry Williams Bob Redd Assistant Larry McKenzie John Sark Earl Williams Orville Stepp Dallas Blankenship Jerry Strittholt Steve Zemba 1963-64 George Stone Bernard Bradshaw Willie Wilcox Coach Ellis Johnson William Whetshell Pat Brady 1975-76 Assistant Sonny Allen Jim Davidson 1972-73 Coach Bob Daniels Bruce Belcher 1966-67 Danny D’Antoni Coach Bob Daniels Assistant Stewart Way Paul Clark Coach Ellis Johnson Bob Didur Assistant Bill Robinette Assistant Bill Robinette Bill Francis Assistant Stewart Way Ricky Hall Assistant Stewart Way G.A. C.J. Woolum George Hicks Bob Allen Blaine Henry G.A. Mike Grebe G.A. Tom Ferrell Tom Langfi tt Park W. Beam Phil Kazee G.A. Gerald Martin Carlos “Bunny” Gibson Levi Lauvray Dallas Blankenship John Mallett Frank Austin Joe Hickman Forest Newsome Keith Blankenship Robbie Munn Eric Bachelor Kim Humphreys Jim Odum Jim Davidson Larry Osborne Tyrone Collins Kenny Hurst Gary Pommerenck Mike D’Antoni Mike Marz Mike D’Antoni 1970-73 Dave Smith Joe Hickman Tim Meadows Joe Taylor Kim Humphreys David Miller Mullens, WV (Mullens HS) Ricky Turnbow Greg Imperi Robert Moore • MU 26th all-time scoring (1,227) Chuck Jackson Charlie Novak 1969-70 Bill James Pete Polo • MU 2nd all-time assist (659) Coach Stewart Way Bill Mannefeld Jjm Shivers • MU 1st single season assists 1971-72 (241) Assistant Larry McKenzie Dave Masteropaolo Joe Slack • Led MU in assists 1970-71 (7.3), Assistant Ed Starling Lyle Monroe Steve Smith Bill Bertalan Randy Noll Frank Steele 1971-72 (8.9), 1972-73 (8.4) Bernard Bradshaw Wayne Smith Earl Williams • Invited to 1972 Olympic Trials Pat Brady Bob DePathy 1973-74 1976-77 • Academic All-American (1972, 1973) Bob Didur Coach Bob Daniels Coach Bob Daniels • 2nd round draft pick NBA’s Buff alo Braves (1973) Ricky Hall Assistant Stewart Way Assistant Bill Robinette • 1st round draft pick ABA’s San Antonio Spurs (1973) Blaine Henry Assistant Bill Robinette Assistant Jim Simmons Phil Kazee G.A. John Eaton Assistant C.J Woolum • Two-time Italian League MVP Russell Lee G.A. Geral Martin G.A. Mike Holman • Italian League Coach of the Year 1992 Robbie Munn Frank Austin Mike Anderson • Head Coach of the New York Knicks, Larry Osborne Eric Bachelor Pat Burtis Gary Pommerenck Jack Battle Bunny Gibson • Named NBA Coach of the Year in 2004-05 David Smith Steve Dodd Danny Hall while with the Phoenix Suns Joe Taylor Tom Ferrell Barry Hamlin Ricky Turnbow Joe Hickman Kenny Hurst Kim Humphreys Tom Liebig Jerry Roy Danny D’Antoni 1970-71 Kenny Hurst Harley Major Walter Smittle Joe Dawson Coach Stewart Way Greg Imperi Mike Marz Bill Treacy James Jordan Assistant Carl Tacy Chuck Jackson Dave Miller Willie Tucker John Malett Grad. Assistant Pat Brady Bill Mannefeld Charlie Novak Larry Williams Bob Redd Bill Bertalan Dave Masteropaolo Ross Scaggs Orville Stepp Tyrone Collins Lyle Monoroe Greg Young 1964-65 George Stone Willie Cox Phil Nicewarner Coach Ellis Johnson George Watson Mike D’Antoni Charlie Novak 1977-78 Assistant Sonny Allen Bob DePathy Pete Polo Coach Stu Aberdeen Bruce Belcher 1967-68 Barry Driscoll Dave Reavis Assoc. Bob Zuff elato Keith Blankenship Coach Ellis Johnson Blaine Henry Jack Savage Assistant C.J. Woolum Bill Francis Assistant Stewart Way Russell Lee Wayne Smith P.T. Assistant Carr McCalla George Hicks Bob Allen Jim McKenzie Earl Williams G.A. Dave Hoge Jerome Katz Park W. Beam Gary Orsini Steve Zemba Mike Anderson Tom Langfi tt Dallas Blankenship John Sark Pat Burtis Levi Lauvray Lewis Bowman David Smith 1974-75 Bill Deweese James Madison Jim Davidson Ricky Turnbow Coach Bob Daniels Bunny Gibson James Odum Danny D’Antoni Assistant Stewart Way Ron Gilmore Walter Smittle Joe Dawson 1971-72 Assistant Bill Robinette Danny Hall Bill Treacy Bob Didur Coach Carl Tacy G.A. C.J. Woolum Barry Hamler William Whetshell Ricky Hall Assistant Bill Robinette G.A. Tom Ferrell Ken Labanowski James Jordan G.A. Larry Williams Frank Austin

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Tom Liebig Assoc. Bob Zuff elato Tom Liebig Assistant John Lyles Harley Major Assistant C.J. Woolum Jeff Oplinger 1981-82 Student Assistant Mike Marz Assistant Jim Kelly Robert Price Coach Bob Zuff elato Barry Kincaid Charlie Novak G.A. Greg Young George Washington Assistant C.J. Woolum Student Assistant Jeff Oplinger Pat Burtis Larry Watson Assistant Jim Kelly Charles Jones Greg White James Campbell Greg White Assistant Stan Pilcher John Amendola Greg Young Bunny Gibson G.A. Greg White Jeff Battle Ron Gilmore 1979-80 Vol. Assistant Michael Dobson 1978-79 Gary Hines Coach Bob Zuff elato Rick Gullickson Robert Eppes Coach Stu Aberdeen Ken Labanowski Assistant C.J. Woolum Jeff Battle Sam Ervin Assistant Jim Kelly LaVerne Evans LaVerne Evans Skip Henderson 1984-88 Assistant Dereck Thomas Scott Haga Sam Henry Cartersville, GA (Cartersville HS) S.A. Bunny Gibson Sam Henry Bruce Morris Pat Burtis Gary Hines Rod Nelson • MU 1st all-time scoring (2,574) James Campbell Charlie Jones Jeff Richardson • MU 6th all-time assists (470) Mike Fennell Barry Kincaid Skeeter Roberts • MU 1st all-time steals (208) Ron Gilmore James “Skeeter” Roberts Don Turney • MU 1st all-time FGM (1,000) Gary Hines Don Turney David Wade Charles Jones David Wade Sam Winley • MU 2nd all-time FGA (1,964) Barry Kincaid George Washington • MU 12th all-time FG% (50.9%) Ken Labanowski Larry Watson 1984-85 • MU 4th all-time FTM (441) Jeff Oplinger Coach Rick Huckabay • MU 4th all-time FTA (625) Robert Price 1982-83 Assistant Dan Bell • MU 10th all-time 3pt FGM (133) Art Vaughan Coach Bob Zuff elato Assistant Henry Dickerson George Washington Assistant C.J. Woolum Assistant John Lyles • MU 12th all-time 3pt FGA (321) Larry Watson Assistant Jim Kelly John Amendola • MU 3rd all-time 3pt FG% (41.43%) Greg White Student Asst. Gary Hines Jeff Battle • MU 1st points in a single season 804 (1987-88) S.A. George Washington Pete Brown • MU Led in scoring 1984-85 (17.7 ppg), 1980-81 G.A. Larry Watson Maurice Bryson Coach Bob Zuff elato John Amendola Tom Curry 1985-86 (18.4), 1986-87 (21.0), 1987-88 (25.1) Assistant C.J. Woolum Jeff Battle Robert Eppes • MU Led in assists 1985-86 (4.2) Assistant Jim Kelly Michael Dobson Sam Ervin • MU Led in steals 1985-86 (1.7), Assistant Stan Pilcher LaVerne Evans Jeff Guthrie 1986-87 (1.5), 1987-88 (1.8) G.A. Rick Gullickson Sam Henry Skip Henderson • 55 points vs The Citadel (3-4-88) LaVerne Evans Charlie Jones Rodney Holden Ron Gilmore Barry Kincaid Bruce Morris • 44 points vs UT-Chattanooga (1-30-88) Scott Haga Rod Nelson Jeff Richardson • 46 points vs University of Charleston (1-8-86) Sam Henry Jeff Richardson Skeeter Roberts • SoCon - 1st career scoring (2,574) Gary Hines Skeeter Roberts Martin Smith • SoCon Freshman of the Year 1985 Charles Jones Don Turney Kyle Taylor Barry Kincaid David Wade Don Turney • SoCon Player of the Year 1988 Ken Labanowski Sam Winley • SoCon First Team 1985-88 Jeff Oplinger 1985-86 • SoCon Led in Scoring 1988 (25.1 ppg) David Wade 1983-84 Coach Rick Huckabay • SoCon Led in FG% (55.3%) George Washington Coach Rick Huckabay Assistant Dan Bell • NCAA - 9th in scoring 1987-88 (25.1 ppg) Larry Watson Assistant Dan Bell Assistant Henry Dickerson Greg White Assistant Henry Dickerson Assistant John Lyles

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Volunteer Assistant Andre Cunningham Harold Simmons Glen Staples Tink Brown Randy Anderson Tom Curry Jeff Sonhouse Troy Taylor Luke Gross G.A. Jeff Battle Brian Fish John Taft David Todd Malik Hightower John Amendola Skip Henderson Scott Williams Fernando Ibanez Pete Brown Rodney Holden Andy Paul Williamson 1992-93 Stuff Lynch Maurice Bryson John Humphrey Coach Dwight Freeman Frank Martin Fred Callaway John Taft 1990-91 Assistant Baker Neal Shawn Moore Tom Curry Marc Toler Coach Dwight Freeman Assistant Cleve Edwards Chris Morrow Jeff Guthrie Andy Paul Williamson Assistant Baker Neal Assistant Donnie Jones Michael Peck Skip Henderson Assistant Cleve Edwards Shawn Brailsford Tyrone Phillips Rodney Holden 1988-89 Assistant Brian Fish John Humphrey Coach Rick Huckabay G.A. Donnie Jones John Taft 1988-91 Norman Ray Assistant Henry Dickerson Torrey Baker Jeff Richardson Assistant John Lyles Shawn Brailsford Huntsville, AL (Huntsville HS) Kevin Staples Assistant Keith Richard Eric Clay • MU 2nd all-time scoring (2,332) Kyle Taylor G.A. Steve Hunt Aaron Collie • MU 11th all-time assists (281) Pete Brown Wesley Cornish • MU 9th all-time steals (133) 1986-87 Tommy Cassity Andre Cunningham • MU 2nd all-time FGM (811) Coach Rick Huckabay Andre Cunningham Chad Dawson Assistant Dan Bell Tim Dagostine Tommy McCarty • MU 3rd all-time FGA (1,704) Assistant Henry Dickerson Brian Fish Wade Neal • MU 1st all-time FTM (525) Assistant John Lyles John Humphrey Tyrone Phillips • MU 1st all-time FTA (734) G.A. Robert Eppes Stan Maynard Harold Simmons • MU 5th all-time 3pt FGM (185) G.A. Nolan Raines Robin Ogletree John Taft Tommy Boyd Omar Roland Troy Taylor • MU 7th all-time 3pt FGA (463) Pete Brown Jeff Sonhouse David Todd • MU 5th all-time 3pt FG% (40.0%) Maurice Bryson Gery Strickland Brett Vincent • MU led in scoring 1988-89 (26.0 ppg), Tom Curry John Taft 1989-90 (23.4), 1990-91 (27.3) Brian Fish Scott Williams 1991-92 • MU led in rebounding 1990-91 (6.9) Skip Henderson Andy Paul Williamson Coach Dwight Freeman Rodney Holden Assistant Baker Neal • Scored 40 points vs University of John Humphrey 1989-90 Assistant Cleve Edwards District of Columbia (1-21-91) Brian Jointer Coach Dana Altman Assistant Brian Fish • 43 points vs East Tenn. State (2-23-91) Dwayne Lewis Assistant Dwight Freeman G.A. Donnie Jones • 42 points vs South Alabama (11-30-90) Kevin Staples Assistant Bob Marlin Shawn Brailsford Assistant Greg White Eric Clay • SoCon Player of the Year 1989, 1990 1987-88 G.A. Brian Fish Wes Cornish • SoCon First Team 1989-1991 Coach Rick Huckabay Anthony Beagle Chad Dawson • SoCon Tournament MVP 1989 Assistant Henry Dickerson Aaron Collie Luke Gross • SoCon Led in scoring 1989 (26.0 ppg), Assistant John Lyles Andre Cunningham Malik Hightower 1990 (23.4), 1991 (27.3) Assistant Keith Richard Tim Dagostine Matt Houghton Assistant Nolan Raines J.J. Eubanks Fernando Ibanez • SoCon - 5th all-time scoring (2,332) G.A. Steve Hunt Stan Maynard Frank Martin • NCAA - 8th in scoring 1988-89 (26.0) Tommy Boyd Jeff Petersen Tommy McCarty • NCAA - 8th in scoring 1990-91 (27.3) Pete Brown Tyrone Phillips Michael Peck • WV 1990 Amateur Athlete of the Year Maurice Bryson Omar Roland Tyrone Phillips Tommy Cassity Maurice Sanders Harold Simmons • Retired No. 22 in senior year

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Harold Simmons Derrick Wright Assistant Jeff Boals David Anderson Mark Dorris Glen Staples 1997-98 G.A. Todd Baxter Ardo Armpalu Markel Humphrey Coach Greg White G.A. Travis Priddy Marvin Black Robbie Jackson 1993-94 Assistant Gregg Marshall Ardo Armpalu Enoch Bunch Taurean Marshall Coach Dwight Freeman Assistant Steve Snell Enoch Bunch LaVar Carter Darryl Merthie Assistant Baker Neal Assistant Bryan Poore Joda Burgess Ronny Dawn Jesse Oglesby Assistant Eddie Vaughn G.A. Mark Downey William Butler A.W. Hamilton Chris Ross All-Time Rosters All-Time Assistant Donnie Jones Joda Burgess Joe Dressel Taurean Marshall Tre Whitted G.A. Harold Simmons Vince Carafelli Marques Evans Mark Patton Tyler Wilkerson Tink Brown Deon Dobbs Cornelius Jackson Eric Smith Adam Williams Shawn Moore Brian Faulknier Jason Pyles Jon Ward Chris Williams Frank Martin Chris Gray Tamar Slay Tre Whitted Michael Peck Jesse Jett J.R. VanHoose Adam Zimmerman 2007-08 Curtis Raymond Carlton King Latece WIlliams Coach Donnie Jones Stuff Lynch Derrick Knox Monty Wright 2004-05 Assistant Shawn Finney Glen Staples Terrell McKelvy Sean Wuller Coach Ron Jirsa Assistant Darren Tillis Doug Schieppe VonDale Morton Travis Young Assistant Bob MacKinnon Assistant Brett Nelson Shawn Brailsford Nate Poole Assistant Josh Postorino Dir. of Ops Tim Thomas Malik Hightower Josh Pray 2001-2002 Assistant Aki Collins G.A. Arkell Bruce Wes Hardin Derric Wright Coach Greg White Director of Operations G.A. Mike Falco Troy Gray Travis Young Assistant Jeff Burkhamer Micah Shrewsberry G.A. Travis Persinger Assistant Jeff Boals G.A. Nate Stewart Pierre-Marie Altidor Cespedes 1994-95 1998-99 Assistant David Anderson Tirrell Baines Coach Billy Donovan Coach Greg White G.A. J. Reymond Enoch Bunch Jean Francois Bro Grebe Assistant John Pelphrey Assistant Jeff Burkhamer G.A. Grant Farmer LaVar Carter Mark Dorris Assistant Anthony Grant Assistant Steve Snell David Anderson Ronny Dawn Markel Humphrey Assistant Donnie Jones Assistant Bryan Poore Keith Archie A.W. Hamilton Robbie Jackson Tink Brown G.A. Charlie Hagley Ardo Armpalu Ryan Lamb Taurean Marshall Troy Gray Marcus Berry Ronald Blackshear Taurean Marshall Darryl Merthie Malik Hightower Joda Burgess Enoch Bunch Joe Miles Jesse Oglesby Shawn Moore Vince Carafelli William Butler Jesse Oglesby Bruce Senior Michael Peck Deon Dobbs Ronny Dawn Collins Okafor Matt Walls Curtis Raymond Brian Faulknier Joe Dressel Mark Patton Tyler Wilkerson Doug Schieppe Cornelius Jackson Frank Simpson Jon Ward Adam Williams Thad Bonapart Edwin Johnson Tamar Slay Tre Whitted Chris Gray Carlton King J.R. VanHoose Casey Wohlleb Jason Hammond Terrell McKelvy Latece WIlliams Adam Zimmerman VonDale Morton Richard Wilson 1995-96 Josh Perkey Monty Wright 2005-06 Coach Billy Donovan Tamar Slay Coach Ron Jirsa Assistant John Pelphrey J.R. VanHoose 2002-03 Assistant Bob MacKinnon Assistant Anthony Grant Derrick Wright Coach Greg White Assistant Josh Postorino Assistant Donnie Jones Travis Young Assistant Jeff Boals Assistant Aki Collins John Brannen Assistant Kevin Keatts Director of Operations John Brown 1999-00 Assistant Charlie Hagley Kyle Getter Sidney Coles Coach Greg White G.A. Phillip Fields G.A. A.W. Hamilton Chris Gray Assistant Steve Snell G.A. Steven Ater G.A. Dan Helm Carlton King Assistant Jeff Burkhamer G.A. Bryan Czapor Travis Aikens Frank Lee Assistant Jeff Boals David Anderson Jean Francois Bro Grebe Refi loe Lethunya G.A. Charlie Hagley Ardo Armpalu LaVar Carter Keith Veney G.A. Matt Kerns Serge Babo Mark Dorris Jason Williams G.A. Todd Baxter Marvin Black Markel Humphrey Chad Berry Jon Bentley Ronald Blackshear Ryan Lamb Joda Burgess Enoch Bunch Joe Miles 1996-97 Deon Dobbs LaVar Carter Jesse Oglesby Coach Greg White Marques Evans Ronny Dawn Mark Patton Assistant Gregg Marshall Brian Faulknier Renardo Dixon Chris Ross Assistant Steve Snell Cornelius Jackson Joe Dressel Tre Whitted Assistant Bryan Poore Edwin Johnson A.W. Hamilton Mason Wooldridge G.A. Mark Downey Josh Perkey Chad McComas Adam Zimmerman John Brannen Tamar Slay Mark Patton John Brown J.R. VanHoose Monty Wright 2006-07 Eric Carpenter Derrick Wright Coach Ron Jirsa Sidney Coles Monty Wright 2003-04 Assistant Bob MacKinnon Brian Faulkiner Sean Wuller Coach Ron Jirsa Assistant Josh Postorino Chris Gray Travis Young Assistant Bob MacKinnon Assistant Kenny Blakeney Jesse Jett Assistant Josh Postorino Director of Operations Carlton King 2000-01 Assistant Aki Collins Kyle Getter Frank Lee Coach Greg White Director of Operations G.A. Mark Hinkey VonDale Morton Assistant Steve Snell Micah Shrewsberry Travis Aikens Keith Veney Assistant Jeff Burkhamer G.A. Nate Stewart Jean Francois Bro Grebe

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HAL GREER JOHN TAFT 16(1955-58) 22(1987-91) • Ranks among Mar- • Second all-time leading scorer in shall’s top all-time scorers Marshall history (2,332 points) (1,377 points) • Two-time Southern Conference • Ranks eighth on Marshall career Player-of-the-Year (1989 & 90) rebounding chart (765 rebounds) • All-Southern Conference three years • Inducted into Marshall Athletic Hall of (1988-91) Fame in 1979 • Led SoCon in scoring three consecu- • Played 15 years in the NBA for the tive years Syracuse Nationals and the Philadelphia • MVP of 1989 Southern Conference 76ers Tournament • MVP of the 1967 NBA All-Star game • 1990 West Virginia Amateur Athlete- • Inducted into Naismith Basketball Hall of-the-Year of Fame in 1982 • Named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1996 LEO BYRD 44 (1956-59) • Ranks eighth on Marshall’s all-time CHARLIE SLACK scoring chart (1,696 points) (1952-56) • Ranks third all-time at Marshall in 17 single-season scoring (704 points in • All-time leading rebounder in Marshall 1959) history (1,916) • Two-time All-Mid American • NCAA record 25.6 rebounds per game in Conference (1958-59) 1954-55 season • Consensus All-American in 1958 • All-time leading rebounder in MAC • Inducted into Marshall Athletic Hall history (1,524) of Fame in 1971 • Marshall and MAC single-game record for rebounds (43) • NBA Draft pick Ft. Wayne Pistons (1956) RUSSELL LEE • US Olympic Team Alternate (1960) 55 (1969-72) • Fourth all-time leading scorer in MU history (1,815), fi fth in rebounding (863) WALT WALOWAC • Fourth in both fi eld goals made 20 (1950-54) (739) and attempted (1,643); 9th in all-time free throws made (337) and • Third all-time leading scorer (1,982 11th all-time free-throw attempts points) at Marshall (473). • All Ohio-Valley Conference in 1952 • Thundering Herd’s leading scorer in • Helms Athletic Foundation All- 1969-70 (24.1 ppg), 1970-71 (25.3) American, 1952-54 and 1971-72 (22.3) • Inducted into Sports Writers Hall of • Led team in rebounding 1970-71 Fame in 1981 (12.4 rpg) • MU’s all-time career scoring average leader (23.9 ppg)

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1984 FOOTBALL INDUCTEES 1989 ALL SPORTS 2001 ALL SPORTS Bob Adkins ______1939 Bunny Gibson, Basketball ______1979 Greg Hill, Baseball ______1983 Jime Cure ______1964 Jeff Montgomery, Baseball ______1983 Gary Rusnak, Golf ______1985 Tommy Good ______1965 Randy Noll, Basketball ______1973 Dick Shepard, Golf ______1966 Coach Cam Henderson ______1933-55 Harold Payne, Golf ______1977 Dana St. Claire, Swimming ______1978 Jackie Hunt ______1941 John Stephens, Football ______1937 Tex Williams, Baseball/Basketball ______1961 Reggie Oliver ______1973 Rucker Wickline, Football ______1961 Jim Pearcy ______1941 2002 ALL SPORTS Tom Stark ______1927 1990 ALL SPORTS Troy Brown, Football______1992 John Zontini ______1933 George Ayersman, Basketball/Baseball ______1938 Reggie Giles, Football/Basketball/Track ______1988 Danny Clark, Football ______1949 Lea Ann Parsley, Basketball/Track ______1990 1985 BASKETBALL INDUCTEES Danny D’Antoni, Basketball ______1969 Jim Roberts, Football ______1940 Leo Byrd ______1959 Coach Dorothy Hicks, Administrator ______Harry “Cy” Young, Baseball/Football/Track ______1912 Athletics Hall of Fame Athletics Hal Greer ______1958 Wilson Lathan, Football ______1960 Bill Hall ______1947 George Queen, Football/Basketball______1925 2003 ALL SPORTS Gene James______1947 Ted Shoebridge, Football ______1970 Bob Allen, Basketball ______1968 Russell Lee ______1972 Bill Winter, Football ______1964 Boyd Chambers, Basketball/Football/Coach/AD ______2001 Jule Rivlin ______1938 1970 Crash Victims ______Honored LaVerne Evans, Basketball ______1984 Charlie Slack ______1956 Linda Holmes, Andy Tonkovich ______1948 1991 ALL SPORTS Admin./Volleyball/Badminton ______1974 Bill Toothman ______1946 Boot Elkins, Football ______1939 Roger Jeff erson, Football/Wrestling ______1963 Walt Walowac ______1954 Carl Fodor, Football ______1985 Joe Johns, Track & Field ______1979 Coach & AD Whitey Wilson ______1951-67 Linden Meade, Golf ______1959 Tracy Krueger, Basketball ______1993 Joe Sassler, Track ______1982 Dave Robinson, Baseball/Basketball ______1955 1985 FOOTBALL INDUCTEES John Taft, Basketball ______1991 Sam Clagg ______1942 1992 ALL SPORTS Mark Taylor, Soccer ______1990 Red Crist ______1926 Bill Cyrus, Wrestling ______1962 Norm Willey, Football/Basketball ______1949 Fuzzy Filliez ______1976 Karen Pelphrey, Basketball ______1986 ______1942 Coach Ed Starling, Administrator ______1969-87 2004 ALL SPORTS Don Gibson ______1949 Bill Archer, Wrestling______1971 Ramey Hunter ______1932 1993 ALL SPORTS Kristina Behnfeldt, Basketball ______1999 Mickey Jackson ______1966 Donzil Hall, Baseball ______1958 Bob Burgess, Basketball ______1990 Buck Jamison ______1937 Deanna Carter Natale, Track & Field/Basketball ___ 1982 Scott Davis, Golf ______1978 Albie Maier ______1954 Earl Wellman, Football/Baseball ______1935 Linda Holmes, Administrator ______1984 Jack Morlock ______1939 Greg White, Basketball ______1981 Roger Johnson, Football ______1994 Herb Royer ______1937 Brad Workman, Football/Baseball ______1919 Bill Smith ______1937 1994 ALL SPORTS Coach Roy Straight ______1937-49 Mike Barber, Football ______1988 2005 ALL SPORTS Coach Jack Cook, Baseball ______1949-68 Pat Carter, Golf ______1990 1986 BASKETBALL INDUCTEES Jack Mahone, Football ______1964 B.J. Cohen, Football ______1997 Yost Cunningham ______1940 Tony Petersen, Football ______1988 Christy Waring Hayes, Softball ______1998 Mervin Gutshall ______1947 Bob Saunders, Swim Coach ______1966-88 Harold McLoud,Basketball ______1941 Bob Koontz ______1950 Jim Ward, Golf ______1962 Shaun McWhorter, Track ______1984 Tom Langfi t ______1966 Andy Zulauf, Soccer ______1985 John Milhoan ______1960 2006 ALL SPORTS Cebe Price ______1957 1995 ALL SPORTS Bill Craig, Baseball ______1935 Paul Underwood ______1957 John Gregory, Football ______1990 Charles “Chuck” Henry, Football ______1974 John Watson ______1930 Paul Holley, Baseball ______1969 Rick Huckabay, Basketball ______1983-89 Lew Wilcox ______1938 Carl Lee, Football ______1982 Arnold “Scott” Jackson, Soccer ______1984 Jose Ricard, Doctor ______1983- Judy Southard, Women’s Basketball/ 1986 ALL SPORTS Adminstrator ______1981-92 Nancy Bunton, Golf ______1978 1996 ALL SPORTS Pete Byer, Golf ______1962 Sonny Allen, Basketball ______1959 2007 ALL SPORTS Beverly Duckwyler, Basketball ______1972 Lefty Belcher, Baseball ______1934 Mike Bartrum, Football/Baseball ______1996 Ray McCoy, Track ______1932 Brian Ihnen, Swimming ______1982 Ron Darby, Football ______1989 Ed Prelaz, Trainer ______1954-68 Tammy Wiggins, Basketball ______1987 Aaron Ferguson, Football/Baseball ______1996 Charlie Snyder, Football ______1947 Rodney Holden, Basketball ______1988 Ed Ulinski, Football ______1941 1997 ALL SPORTS Frank Huff man, Football ______1938 Marv Wetzel, Football ______1949 Mike D’Antoni, Basketball______1972 Mike Kaufman, Baseball/Football ______1975 Millard Fleming, Football ______1961 Billy Lyon, Football ______1996 1987 ALL SPORTS Jaki Copeland Good, Volleyball ______1985 John Taft, Basketball ______1991 Larry Coyer, Football/Wrestling ______1964 Claude Miller, Football ______1949 Andy D’Antoni, Football ______1941 Todd Sager, Baseball ______1984 2008 ALL SPORTS Jack Freeman, Golf/Basketball ______1958 Byron Carmichael, Soccer ______2002 Doug Greenlee, Basketball/Track ______1933 1998 ALL SPORTS , Football Coach ______1995 Howie Miller, Football______1965 Chip Cook, Baseball ______1985 William C. “Bill” Harris, Wrestling/Baseball ______1956 Jim Swierezek, Football ______1954 Bob Hartley, Football ______1949 Tom Kies, Golf ______1988 Wayne Underwood, Football ______1937 Coach Donna Lawson, Basketball ______1969-81 Anna Mitina, Tennis ______2002 George Washington, Basketball ______1982 Phil Ratliff , Football ______1992 1999 ALL SPORTS J.R. VanHoose, Basketball ______2002 1988 ALL SPORTS Tammie Green, Golf ______1982 Brenda Dennis, Basketball ______1975 Ralph May, Football/Wrestling ______1962 Chuck Fieldson, Football ______1949 Michael Payton, Football ______1992 Len Hellyer, Football ______1956 Bobby Pruett, Football/Wrestling/Track ______1965 Hunter Kincaid, Football/Basketball ______1935 Greg Rowsey, Baseball ______1978 Jackie McKown, Basketball/Baseball ______1928 George Stone, Basketball ______1968 Bob Redd, Basketball ______1968 Glenn Verbage, Baseball ______1971 2000 ALL SPORTS John Wellman, Manager ______1947 Sean Doctor, Football ______1988 Joe Feaganes, Golf ______1966 Chris Parker, Football ______1995

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