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Jeff Hodge Vs PAGE TITLE ALL-TIME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON Points: .....................................................46, Eugene Oliver vs. Southern Miss, 2/14/74 Points: ..............................................................................718, Terry Catledge, 1984-85 Field Goals: ............................................19, Roger Webb vs. Abilene Christian, 1/11/71 Field Goals: .......................................................................285, Terry Catledge, 1984-85 Field-Goal Attempts: ..............................30, Michael Gerren vs. South Florida, 2/10/83 Field-Goal Attempts: ........................................................536, Terry Catledge, 1984-85 Three-Pointers: ......................................................8, Domonic Tilford vs. Troy, 2/10/08 Field-Goal Percentage: .................................. .631 (125-198), Brandon Davis, 2007-08 ................................................................8, Derek Turner vs. Western Kentucky, 2/5/92 Three-Point Field Goals: .........................................................99, Chris Young, 2002-03 ............................................................8, Derek Turner vs. Southern Mississippi, 1/8/90 Three-Point Attempts: .........................................................260, Chris Young, 2002-03 ...................................................................... 8, Jeff Hodge vs. Central Florida, 1/24/87 Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage: ....................... .481 (52-108), Jeff Hodge, 1988-89 Three-Point Attempts: .............................17, Michael Gerren vs. South Florida, 2/9/83 Free-Throw Attempts: ......................................................250, Terry Catledge, 1984-85 ...................................................17, Dean Marshman vs. Northwestern State, 12/9/94 Free-Throw Percentage: ......................................914 (117-128), Andy Denny, 1971-72 Free Throws: ....................................................21, Roger Webb vs. Florida Tech, 2/8/69 Rebounds: ........................................................................332, Terry Catledge, 1983-84 Free-Throw Attempts: ..................................... 21, Roger Webb vs. Florida Tech, 2/8/69 Assists: ............................................................................203, Anthony Foster, 1994-95 FT Percentage: ...............................1.000 (21-21), Roger Webb vs. Florida Tech, 2/8/69 Blocks: .....................................................................................85, Kelvin Kato, 1993-94 Rebounds: ..........................................28, Leon Williams vs. Texas-Arlington, 12/30/72 Steals: ................................................................................ 84, Cedric Yelding, 1992-93 Assists: .........................................19, Herb Andrew vs. Mississippi Valley State, 2/2/81 Blocks: ......................................................................9, Frank Wilson vs. UAB, 12/20/94 TEAM SINGLE SEASON .................................................................. 9, Kelly Blaine vs. Alabama State, 12/27/84 Wins ...........................................................................................................26, 2007-08 Steals: ...............................................................9, Ed Raines vs. Oregon Tech, 12/15/79 Losses.........................................................................................................21, 2001-02 Points .....................................................................................................2301, 2008-09 TEAM SINGLE GAME Field Goals ..............................................................................................1102, 1988-89 Points: ..............................................................................156 vs. Prairie View, 12/2/94 Field-Goal Attempts ...............................................................................2269, 1973-74 Field Goals: .........................................................................62 vs. Prairie View, 12/2/94 Field-Goal Percentage ......................................................... .524 (712-1360), 1970-71 Field-Goal Attempts: ........................................................120 vs. Prairie View, 12/2/94 Free Throws ..............................................................................................608, 1988-89 Field-Goal Percentage: ............................................ .717 (43-60) vs. Roosevelt, 1/2/84 Free-Throws Attempts ..............................................................................846, 1983-84 Free Throws: .........................................................................39 vs. Spring Hill, 2/25/69 Free-Throw Percentage ......................................................... .815 (422-518), 1970-71 .................................................................................. 39 vs. Western Kentucky 2/24/96 Rebounds ...............................................................................................1394, 1973-74 Free-Throw Attempts: ..............................................56 vs. Bethune-Cookman 2/20/02 Assists ......................................................................................................655, 1988-89 Free-Throw Percentage: ....................1.000 (12-12) vs. Louisiana at Lafayette, 2/24/97 Turnovers .................................................................................................560, 1985-86 ............................................................................1.000 (4-4) vs. Old Dominion, 2/8/86 Blocks .......................................................................................................173, 2008-09 Rebounds: ...........................................................................81 vs. St. Bernard, 12/7/84 Steals .......................................................................................................299, 2000-01 Turnovers: ............................................................ 36 vs. Louisiana at Lafayette, 1/3/02 Longest Winning Streak ............................................................... 14, 12/5/80-1/17/81 Blocks: ............................................................................................13 vs. Stetson, 1976 Longest Losing Streak ........................................................................9, 2/13-12/18/71 Steals: .....................................................................................29 vs. Auburn, 12/21/91 Highest Winning Score: ..........................................156 vs. Prairie View (114), 12/2/94 INDIVIDUAL CAREER Highest Losing Score: ................................106 vs. Loyola-New Orleans (114), 2/26/70 Points ...................................................................................2221, Jeff Hodge, 1986-89 ..................................................................................106 vs. Southern (117), 12/17/94 Field Goals ..............................................................................876, Jeff Hodge, 1986-89 Lowest Winning Score: ..........................................43 vs. Louisiana Tech (39), 12/15/77 Field-Goals Attempts ...........................................................1685, Jeff Hodge, 1986-89 ...............................................................................43 vs. Colorado State (40), 12/9/98 Field-Goal Percentage ..................................................... .634, Willie Jackson, 1982-84 Lowest Losing Score: ................................................ 20 vs. New Orleans (22), 2/26/78 Free-Throw Percentage ...................................................... .853, Andy Denny, 1970-72 Largest Margin of Victory: ..............................58 (105-47) vs. Missouri Baptist, 1/3/80 Three-Point Field Goals .......................................................249, Derek Turner, 1989-92 Largest Margin of Victory (Away): .........................46 (105-59) vs. Jacksonville, 3/6/89 Three-Point Field-Goal Attempts.........................................600, Derek Turner, 1989-92 Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage .................................480, Michael Gerren, 1982-83 Rebounds .........................................................................932, Terry Catledge, 1983-85 Rebound Average ...........................................................10.8 , Terry Catledge, 1983-85 Assists .............................................................................. 566, Cedric Yelding, 1990-93 Steals ............................................................................... 241, Cedric Yelding, 1990-93 Blocks ...................................................................................213, Kelly Blaine, 1992-85 Terry Catledge Michael Gerren Willie Jackson Cedric Yelding Career rebounding leader Career 3-point percentage leader Career fi eld-goal percentage leader Career assists leader 2011-12 South Alabama Men’s Basketball >> 62 CAREER RECORDS POINTS ASSISTS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Jeff Hodge 2,221 1985-89 1. Cedric Yelding 566 1989-93 1. Willie Jackson .634 (173-273) 1981-84 2. Terry Catledge 1,866 1982-85 2. Jeff Hodge 461 1985-89 2. Rico Alderson .589 (272-462) 1996-98 3. Ed Rains 1,801 1977-81 3. Demetrice Williams 429 1999-03 3. Kelly Blaine .577 (280-485) 1981-85 4. Rory White 1,726 1978-82 4. Scott Williams 400 1977-81 4. John Blake .577 (255-442) 1992-94 5. Junie Lewis 1,726 1986-89 5. Junie Lewis 390 1986-89 5. Brandon Davis .566 (348-615) 2006-09
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