Eagle Greats of the Past...

Wayne Martin and Mickey Wells were both members of the Eagle basketball team during their days as students at MSU. And, even though you probably won't find either of their names in the records section of this media guide for their playing accom­ plishments, both used their association with Eagle basketball and the University as a springboard for outstanding coaching careers. Both were inducted into the Morehead State University Athletic Hall of Fame in October.

Wayne Martin Mickey Wells M artin had a highly successful nine-year career Wells was the highly successful coach of the (1978-87) as coach of the Eagle basketball team. Lady Eagles for nine seasons, posting a 156-91 His squads posted a 130-120 record, won two career record. His teams won two Kentucky state OVC Tournament championships and one league titles, one OVC Tournament championship and regular season championship and pruticipated in participated in two AJAW regional tournaments. two NCAA Tournaments (1982-83 and 1983-84). He was named state coach of the year in 1978- He was twice nan1ed OVC Coach of the Year, 79, a national Kellogg's Coach of the Year in and in 1984, was named Kodak District IV Coach 1976-77 and was a two-time OVC Coach of the of the Year. Year. tContents , Quick Facts, Schedule Contents 1995-96 Schedule Nov. 4 Kentucky Crusaders (Exhib.) 7:30 Administration ...... :...... 28-3 1 13 Rep. of Czech-Sparta (Exhib.) 7:30 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 24 Berea 7:30 Head Coach ...... 4 at Kent State 7:00 Media Information ...... Al 29 Dec. 2 Centre 7:30 Morehead State University ...... 26-27 4 Spalding 7:45 Ohio Valley Conference ...... 32 6 at Louisville 7:30 Opponents ...... 21-25 8 Marshall 7:30 Outlook ...... 6 16 at Kentucky 8:05 Player Profiles ...... 8-20 18 Thomas More 7:30 Records ...... Al -A24 23 at Iowa 2:05 Roster ...... 7 George Mason 7:30 Schedule ...... 1 30 3 Eastern Kentucky* 7:30 StaffTelephone Directory ...... 31 Jan. 8 Southeast Missouri* 7:45 Statistics ( 1994-95) ...... A2 10 at Eastern Kentucky* 7:30 13 at UT-Martin* 8:30 15 at Murray State* TBA Quick Facts 20 Middle Tennessee* 7:45 8:05 Location: Morehead, Ky. 24 Austin Peay* Founded: 1922 27 Tennessee Tech* 8:45 Enrollment: 8,34 l 29 Tennessee State* 8:45 Nickname: Eagles Feb. 3 at Southeast Missouri* 5:00 Colors: Blue and Gold 10 Murray State* 7:45 Conference: Ohio Valley, NCAA Division I 12 UT-Martin* 7:45 Arena: Ellis T. Johnson (6,500) 17 at Austin Peay* 8:45 President: Dr. Ronald G . Eaglin 19 at Middle Tennessee* 9:15 Vice President for Student Life: Mike Mincey 24 Tennessee State* 7:45 Athletic Director: Steve Hamilton 26 Tennessee Tech* 7:45 OfficePhone(606) 783-2088 1994-95 Record: 15-12 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament 1994-95 Conference Record: 10-6 (3rd) Feb. 29-March 1, Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, Tenn. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 All Times Eastern and p.m. *OVC Games Head Coach: Dick Fick Alm a Mater: Lewis '75 Record atMSU: 49-62 (4 years) Credits Career Record: 49-62 (4 years) This publication was edited by MSU Sports Information Director Office Phone: (606) 783-2087 Randy Stacy. Special writing and/or editorial assistance was pro­ Best Time To Reach: Weekday mornings vided by MSU Institutionai Relations SID secretary Brenda Assistant Coach: Kissinger and SID assistant Tim Letcher. Photography by MSU Bob Donewald, Brian Zapach chief photographer Tim Holbrook, Eric Shindlebower and student Faculty Representative: Dr. W. Michael Brown photographers. Administrator, EASF: Jim Caudill Office Phone: (606) 783-2388 Trainer: Ryan Kling Office Phone: (606) 783-2392 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 HomePhone: (606)784-2922 FAX Phone: (606) 783-2550

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 Clippings J) Players Eagles escape Murray 80-74 focus Tom behind 3-pointers, free throws Shatel 11V R!c• 0,,L(Y ville. Mcnhend will play Tenn,s­ Morehead used tht rwin t~ Htlw..nlu.ovfsunv-'tllttJI see Stme far first ptacr in Ult: Ohio pointers 10 go ilhCald 57,51. Wither MOREHE,\D - Flnlt. it was Valley V:mlmmce. spoon's points hf lpt'd boo6t thl­ lt1 Utt 1he brack,10-back three-point field ~r's adting," Morehead E.iglc lead to seven fin.al li\'e go,,!, minute,.. by Mo.rk Klnn:ilrd and Jolin, Cooch Did< Fick said "I don'1 ofMSU n1e Wiliiams midway through ,he Murray then tised n 6-0 rtm 10 know wbcn we've had a ch.ince to 5e00nd half th.it tnappcd the final do thaL" gel within 69-68 at wfrh 2:47 left. tk. The E:IJCal Luther Dic k Fick whole state is fired up. We're playing bombing, Morehead led 45-29_ :it about the Pacers' tendency to fall Da y at well. And we got a little country music hal~ime and won 78-70 over visu­ behind, fight back but come up going. It couldn't be better." lng Tennessee-Manin in college short. D a mon' s basketi)a]I action last nighL You heard Dick Fick was a cbarac• As a result, Morehead moved to C lubho u se. The Eagles didn't have the, uh, 11-6 and 6-2 in the Ohio Valley "We should ter. You heard right. eagle eye in the second half. mak­ Conference. t ½ games behind ing only one of 15 shots from league-leading Tennessee State. be better all­ beyond the an:. a r ound but Friendly Folks UT-Martin is 3-13 and 1,5, And the Pacers refused to give The game looked anything bu, thi s year " I love Kentucky," says the animat­ up even though they fell behind 58- ed, bearish man from Chicago. "I have close in the first half. we're actu­ 36 five minutes imo the second Johnnie Williams started the ally going to Fick a lot of George Jones tapes now. half. They got within nine points Cagles to victory by scoring the PeoJ?le are very friendly, though the inside the eight-minute mark and first seven points of the game. try to guard people." tra.iled by sil< with 3:19 to play. driVU1g is a little dilTerent. Peopfe here It took him more than four Fic k came to MSU three That forced Morehead 10 win actually stop and talk to each other minutes to do that because both years ago and pumped enthusi­ the game al the free•thro:" line. teams started slowly. Morehead while they're driving. Eagle point guard Mark Kinnaird asm into a program that was took care of that by making two SE£ M OREHEAD, C6 gasping for life. He did it most­ "The economy here is difJerent. too. ly with an ener getic style of You can get a pop for 35 cents. That's coaching that fans loved. legit. The school has about 9,000 Fick talks to the fans in the students in a wonderful town. More­ sta nds, makes faces at referees head is just east of Louisville - and doesn't even have a chair exactly one hour and 50 minutes from on the bench because he never Churchill Downs. Believe me." sits down. You wonder how this combination Amerltas Classle Starte rs Attendance at More h ead of TlDl Valvano and Dick VLtale could State games incr eased 54 per­ have failed as Creighton head coach. Game One cent his flrst season, when Fick rattled off a long list of friends he NEBRASKA (2-1) Bretl Roberts led the nation in planned to see Thursday night in Pos.-Pleye, HL Cl. Pte.Reb. scoring and the Eagles reached Omaha. His wife, April. arrrived here F-Terrance Badgett 6- 6 Jr. 0.0 5.7 the OVC tourna1,1ent semifi­ earlier in the week to see friends. So F-Melvln Brooks 6- 8 Sr. 12.0 5.7 C-Mlkkl Moore 6-11 So. 3.3 3.3 nals. much to do, so little time. G-Jaron Boone 6- 6 Jr. 15.0 5.0 His team slumped to 6-2 1. the " I used to love this place in down­ G-Erick Strickland 6- 3 Jr. 15.3 4,3 following season a nd MSU town Millard called 'Cottner's,' " Fick MOREHEAD STATE (2-0) climbed back to .500 last year, said. "They have the 1r,:,eatest cheese­ Po9.-Playe, Ht. Cl. Pie.Rab. F-JohnnleWllliams 6- 5 Sr. 20.0 3.0 again making it to t he OVC burgers of all Lime. I 11 be going to F-TyroneBoardley 6- 7 Sr.16.5 7.0 semifinals. Cottner's. And Runza. Double cheese­ C-MlkeScrogham 6- 7 So. 16.0 7.0 Now In h is fourth season, ~erry Fogle 6- 2 So. 15.5 2.0 burgers at Runza. Ohhhhh." G-Mark Majick 6- 4 Jr. 4.0 1. 0 this showd:feasily be Fick's With this personality and this appe­ ■ TV:None. most-tal ented team . He tite, you wonder how Fick. did not get ■ Radio: Nebraska Sports Network (Flagship: shouldn 't ha ve to turn cart­ the JOb when Tony Barone left for Omaha's KFAB 1110 AM), wheels on the s idelines to put Texas A&M after the 1990-91 season. fans In the stands. Fick wondered. too. But not for long. Morehead State University fi Clippings The Fick family holds court Walk-on son, 'team-mom' wife try to keep Morehead basketball coach m line

BY M IKE EMBRY When she missed a practice in pre-season, /\sSOCIATED PRESS "I usually don't see him do things except Fick asked her why she wasn't there. MOREHEAD - Jeff Fick keeps a straight In news cllps on TV about the games. I try "I told him I didn't know it was my job to face when he sees his basketball coach 01.1m­ not to laugh, but I think they're funny." come to practice.'' she said. "But I enjoy it. I get to know the players and I understand more of pling to the floor, giving an exasperated expres­ JEPF FICK, sion or wildly waving his arms during games. on his dad. Dick what Dick goes through during the day_. It His coach is Morehead State's Dick Fick, the makes it easier when he comes home at mght person the late Jim Valvano made . fam~us and wants to talk about it." about it My dad usually doesn't see it, but me They also have a daughter. Kylie. who lives several years ago on ESPN with the "Dick Fick and Mom will watch il on TV and laugh about Award" for animated behavior during games. in Columbus, Ohio. She attends as many prac­ He also is Jeff's father. it.'' . . tices. scrimmages and games as she can to be April can be seen at pracnces . weanng a with the family. "[ usually don't see him do things f:XCepl in blue-and-gold Morehead warm-up sun or check­ news clips on TV about the games," 5c11d Jeff, a Jeff has been his father's road companion ing up on the players at srudy hall. Since he was in the six.th grade. walk-on freshman guard for the Eagles. "I'm •'I'm. like the team mom." she said. usuallv into the game too much to notice what "Very rarely in this ~us!ness do.. yo~ ge; a he's doing. The basketball arena is the Ficks' home chance to be with your kid hke rhat. said Dick away from home. ·•1 try not to laugh, but I think they're Fick 42 who is in bis fourth season at Morehead funny." "Basketball has really been a family thing," Stat~. ,:That's really something that"s been Even his mother, April, enjoys seeing Dad go April said. "Dick and I were m?rried youn~ so special. He's the best friend I have other than my we've grown cogether wi_ch t_h1s whole _th1~g. wife." through the sideline antics. . Even the first head coaching Job, I feel like 1rs "We'll joke with ear.h ocher abou! the _differ­ my job." ent things," Jeff said. "The whole family will talk SEE FICKS, back page

Allen, Fick share OVC's coaching honor Tennessee State coach Frankie Allen ls learning to share. His ngers shared the Ohio Valley Conference's regular-season basketball championship with Murray State and Wednesday night he learned that he and BOBHAMMEL Morehead State's Dick Fick are the OVC men's co-coaches of Ihle year. H-T Sports Editor "It's an honor that you feel good about, because it's voted on by your peers," said Allen, who also won the honor In 1993. Flck, whose Eagles finished with a surprising 15-11 mark, said the award Isac­ tually a tribute to his whole team. "It's the best team award there Is," he said, "because they l18ll'8f give It to someone whose teem didn't win some games." I ■ Murray State's Marcus Brown downplayed his selection as the league's player of the year, just as he did his selection as the top player In the preseason. "It's a great honor," said the junior guard, "but I'm here to take care of busi­ 'A huge, huge ness. I want to get to the NCAA Toumament, and I won't be happy unless we do." Flrat Team Sc:hoal Yr Poe. Ht. WL night' for Marcus Brown Murray State Jr. G 6-3 175 Bubba Wells Austin Peay nm Hort.on So. F 6-5 210 Tennessee State Sr. Tyrone Boardley G 6-1 190 Morehead State Sr. Dick Fick Monty Wilson F 6-7 195 Tennessee State So. G/ F 6-4 195 ick Fick is the name. Sounds SecondTNm School Yr Poe. Ht. Wt. like a put-on right from the Arlando Johnson Eastern Kentucky Sr. G 5-11 170 start, and the man who owns it Vincent Murray State G/ F D Rainey So. 6-4 195 have his Lorenzo Coleman Tennessee Tech So. C 7-1 303 has been known to own loose Dewayne Powell Tennessee-Martin Jr. G 6-2 155 style of fun along the basketball side­ Michael Hart Tennesse&-Martln Jr. F 6-7 205 lines. Player of Ille Year: Marcus Brown But there is no put-on to what he plans tonight when he his More­ . Coach of Ille YNr (lie): Frankie Allen, Tennessee State, Dick Fick, Morehead sends State head State team against Indiana in the Newcome, of the Year: Michael Hart, Tennessee-Martin opening game of the 21st Indiana Frnhman of the Year: Joe Slbbltt, Austin Peay Classic (7:05, Qi. 4}. Ficlc is measuring Honorable mention: Greg Bibb, Tennessee Tech; Mark Klnnalrd, Morehead Indiana: a great prize if beaten and State; Jermall Morgan, SE Missouri State; nm Gaither, Middle Tennessee State; bagged, at the very least a team and a Johnnie Wllllams, Morehead State; WIiiiams Moore, Murray State; Chris Turner, Tennessee Tech. coach and a program that can be used All-Newcomer Teem: Michael Hart, Tennessee-Martin; Mark Kinnaird, More­ to get his team better prepared for a tiead State; Calvin Morris, Tennessee State; Davtd Washington, Middle Tennessee run at the Ohio Valley Conference State; Curtis Rocher, Eastern Kentucl

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 HeadCoachD Dick Fick Head Basketball Coach

Dick Fick returns for his fifth season as For one season (1977-78), he was the head basketball coach Head Basketball Coach at Morehead State at Joliet West High School. At Aurora Central Catholic High University with optimism and satisfaction School ( 1976-77), he spent one season and led his team to that his Eagle basketball program has a solid the Ill inois state championship finals and the school's first­ foundation. ever sectional and supersectional championships. He also Not only has F ick led his ballclub to suc­ was Aurora Central's assistant coach in 1975-76. cess on the basketbalI floor, he has also led Fick spent one season (1973-74) as a volunteer assistant the Eagles to successes off the floor. His coach at the College of St. Francis in Joliet. teams continue to be involved in many community projects, He has directed several basketball camps and is a pub­ and in the classroom, they have earned t..he distinction of hav­ I ished author of basketball-related articles. ing the highest graduation rate among Division I schools in Fick graduated from Joliet West High School in 1970. He Kentucky according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. earned a bachelor's degree from Lewis University in 1975 As 1994-95 O hio Valley Conference Co-Coach of the Year, where he was an outstanding pitcher on Lewis' two NAIA Fick brought excitement and enthusiasm back to Morehead national championship baseball teams. He earned a master's State University basketball with his run-and-gun, shoot- the­ degree from Valparaiso in 1982. three-pointer offense, pressure defense and recruitment of He and his wife, April, have a daughter, Kylie, and a son, many athletes from Kentucky and surrounding states. Jeff. Charismatic, intense and first-class are words used to de­ scribe the 43-year old native of Joliet, 111., who became the head basketball coach at MSU on May 23, 1991, after serv­ ing six years as an assistant coach at Creighton University. He led the 199 1-92 Eagles to a 14-15 record. In 1992-93, the youthful Eagles got off to a slow start but rebounded strong in the second half of the season to post a 6-21 mark. L ast season's team aJso finished the season strong, advancing to the semifinals of the OVC Tournament. His up-tempo style enabled Eagle senior forward Brett Roberts lo lead the nation in scoring in 1991-92 and the 1993-94 Eagles to rank among the nation's leaders in free throw percentage and three-point field goals made per game. During his tenure on the staff of Coach Tony Barone at Creighton (1985-91), the Bluejays' record included t!hree straight 20-win seasons (24-8 in 1990-91 , 22-10 in 1989-90 and 20-1 I in 1988-89), two trips to the NCAA Tournament and a trip to the NIT. Fick was in charge of Creighton's recruiting, scheduling, travel and scouting, as well as on-floor game preparation. Prior to joining the Creighton program, he spent six seasons at Valparaiso (1978-85), one season as a graduate assistant and five seasons as an assistant basketball coach. There, he handled recmiting, scouting and various coaching and admin­ istrative duties as Valparaiso entered NCAA Division I.

Morehead State University ~ Assistant Coaches Bob Donewald Assistant Basketball Coach

Bob Donewald begins his second sea­ He is the son of Bob Donewald, Sr., current head coach son as an assistant basketball coach at at Western Michigan and former head coach at Illinois State Morehead State. and assistant at Indiana. Donewald came to MSU after serving a "Bob has an outstanding coaching background for such a season as assistant to the executive vice­ young coach," said Eagle Head Coach Dick Fick. "His president and scout for the New Jersey work ethic is outstanding. Nets. With the Nets, he assisted Willis "His work with his father, a well-respected coach who Reed in the day to day operations, including organization of was a part of an Indiana national championshjp team and scouts in preparation for the NBA draft and in scouting NBA who has taken his teams to the NCAA tournament, and opponents for Coach Chuck Daly and his staff. with the Nets has prepared him well as a coach. I believe Prior to joining the Nets' staff, he served as a student as­ he will be a tremendous coach for many years." sistant coach at Western Michigan and as a counselor, in­ Donewald earned a bachelor's degree from Western strnctor and director with several basketball camps, includ­ Michigan in 1993. He is 25 years old and single. ing his own.

Brian Zapach Assistant Basketball Coach

Brian Zapach, a four-year member of tor ofvideo exchange and in many other administrative and Indiana's basketball suppo1t staff, is in his practice-related areas for the highly successful Hoosier first season as an assistant basketball coach basketball program. at Morehead State. The 22-year old native of Medford, Mass., attended During the past four seasons at Indiana, Malden Catholic High School. He earned a bachelor's Zapach worked as a student manager, a degree in sports marketing and management from Indiana supervisor of student managers, coordina- last spring.

Marty Cline Student Assistant Basketball Coach

Marty Cline, a standout guard on recent played in 81 career games, making 50 starts. He scored Eagle basketball teams, will serve as a stu­ 719 career points and handed out 237 career assists. He dent assistant coach this season. ranks sixth on MSU's all-time assist list. Chronic knee and back problems will Cline was a member of the Ohio Valley Conference's prevent him from participating in a playing All-Newcomer Team in 1992-93 and a member of the capacity thls season. CoSIDA GTE District N Academic All-America squad Despite injury problems last season, be in 1993-94.

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 Outlook, Support Staff] Outlook DickFick's 1995-96 Morehead State University Eagle Sr.), Cole Indestad (C, 6-8, Jr.) and Marlon Witherspoon basketball team can best be described as a "good mix." (C-F, 6-8, Sr.). There is a good balance of experienced returnees and Colbert averaged 1.9 points and was a defensive spark­ talented newcomers. There is consistency among the classes plug. Indestad averaged 0.7 points and 1.6 rebounds as a with five seniors, four juniors, two sophomores and four backup post player. Witherspoon came on strong late in the freshmen on the preseason roster. And, there is a quality season and finished with averages of4.6 points, 5 .0 rebounds mix of outside shooters and inside post players. and 2.3 blocked shots. Last season's talented senior class featured st.alters Tyrone Also returning is squad member Ch.ds Stone (F, 6-7, So.) Boardley (16.3 ppg., 9.2 rpg.), Johnnie Williams (13.7 ppg., Five signees include two junior college transfers and three 4.1 rpg.) and Kelly Wells, who provided great leadership freshmen. The junior college transfers are Northwest (Wyo.) despite missing many games wJth a knee injury over the College teanunates John Humphrey (F, 6-7, Jr.) and Doug course of his career. Wyciskalla (G, 6-2, Jr.). Freshmen signees are Ted Docks Senior-to-be Marty Cline bas joined the coaching staff (G, 5-8, Canton, Mich.), Luke Lloyd (C-F, 6-9, Flint, Mich.) after chronic knee and back problems ended his playing and Kyle Sherman (G, 6-3, Maysville, Ky.). career. There are three walk-on candidates: Heston Beverly (G, Six lettermen, including three starters, return. The return­ 6-1, So.),Al Dixon (F, 6-4, Sr.) and Mark Spurlock (G, 5- ing starters are Mark Kinnaird (G, 5-11, Sr.), who aver­ 10, Fr.). aged 15 points and 3.9 assists in 1994-95, Mark.Majick lo addition to the always vigorous Ohio Valley Confer­ (G, 6-4, Sr.), who averaged 8.4 points and 3.2 rebounds, ence wars,MSU's strong nonconference schedule will in­ aodMikeScrogham(C-F,6-7,Jr.), whoaveraged7.9points clude trips to Kentucky, Louisville, Iowa and Kent, and home and 4.6 rebounds. games against Marshall and George Mason. Other returning letterwinners are Ivan Colbert(G, 5-11,

Support Dr. Michael Brown John DoRosario Jeff Fick Staff Faculty Representative Assistant Trainer Student Manager

Teresa Howard Sherry Mays Jenny Duncan Baskelball Secretary Athletic.s Secretary Athletics Secretary

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Numerical

No Name Pos Ht Wt a Homet~wn/High School/JC 3 Heston Beverly G 6-1 170 So Vicco, Ky./Dilce Combs/Lees College 10 TedDocks G 5-8 155 Fr Canton, Mich./Plymouth Canton 12 Doug WyciskaUa G 6-2 190 Jr Indianapolis, Ind./Roncalli/Northwest CC 13 -MarkMajick G 6-4 190 Sr Cortland, Ohio/Liberty · 14 -Mark Kinnaird G 5-11 170 Sr New Albany, Ind./New Albany/Sullivan College 15 - Ivan Colbert G 5-11 180 Sr Gary, Ind./East Chicago Roosevelt/Joliet College 21 John Humphrey F 6-7 200 Jr Indianapolis, Ind./Cardinal Ritter/Northwest CC 22 --Marlon Witherspoon F-C 6-8 205 Sr Winstonville, Miss./J.F. Kennedy/South Florida CC 24 Kyle Sherman G 6-3 165 Fr Maysville, Ky./Mason County 25 Luke Lloyd C 6-9 190 Fr Flushing, Mich./Flint Southwestern Academy 30 -Chris Stone F 6-7 205 So Sadieville, Ky./Harrison County 33 AlDixon F 6-4 190 Sr Chicago, ill./Austin Academy/Joliet College 35 - Mike Scrogham C-F 6-7 205 Jr Bardstown, Ky./Nelson County 42 Mark Spurlock G 5-10 150 Fr Coalgood, Ky./Cawood 52 ..... Cole Indestad C 6-8 225 Jr Central City, Ky./Greenup County

Alphabetical

No Name Pos Ht Wt a Hometown/High School/JC 3 Heston Beverly G 6-1 170 So Vicco, Ky./Dilce Combs/Lees College 15 Ivan Colbert G 5-11 180 Sr Gary, Ind./East Chicago Roosevelt/Joliet College 33 AlDixon F 6-4 190 Sr Chicago, ID./Austin Academy/Joliet College 10 Ted Docks G 5-8 155 Fr Canton, Mich./Plymoutb Canton 21 John Humphrey F 6-7 200 Jr Indianapolis, lnd./Cardinal Ritter/Northwest CC 52 Cole Indestad C 6-8 225 Jr Central City, Ky./Greenup County 14 Mark Kinnaird G 5-11 170 Sr New Albany, Ind./New Albany/Sullivan College 25 LukeLloyd C 6-9 190 Fr Flushing, Mich./Flint Southwestern Academy 13 MarkMajick G 6-4 190 Sr Cortland, Ohio/Liberty 35 Mike Scrogham C-F 6-7 205 Jr Bardstown, Ky./Nelson County 24 Kyle Sherman G 6-3 165 Fr Maysville, Ky./Mason County 42 Mark Spurlock G 5-10 150 Fr Coalgood, Ky./Cawood 30 Chris Stone F 6-7 205 So Sadieville, Ky./Harrison County 22 Marlon Witherspoon F-C 6-8 205 Sr Winstonville, Miss./J .F. Kennedy/South Florida CC 3 Doug Wyciskalla G 6-2 190 Jr Indianapolis, Ind./Roncalli/Nortbwest CC

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Ivan Colbert Guard, 5-1 1, 180, Senior Gary, Ind.

High School: East chkago Roosevelt Hjgh School Coach: John Todd Junior College: Joliet Junior College Coach: Patrick Klingler Birthdate: February 5, 1968 Major: Computer Information Systems Parents: Sanford & Idalia Colbert

Will be counted on to be a team leader in his second season with the Eagles. Saw action in all 27 games last season and averaged 1.9 points and 0.7 rebounds. Outstanding defensive player with a tremendous work ethic. Came to MSU after completing an excellent career at Joliet College. Averaged 12.5 points, 4.5 assists and 2.5 steals for Joliet's NJCAA Division II national championship squad. Established Joliet school records for most three-pointers in a game, season and career. Averaged l Opoints, three assists and two steals as a senior at

Co/berl with his wife. Dawn, a11 acco11nli11g assis1C1111 in. MSU's East Chicago Roosevelt High School. Five-year veteran of the U.S. Office ofA cco1111tin.g and Budge/ Control. Air Force. Served for nine months in Desert Storm. He and his wife, Dawn, are the parents of a son and a daughter.

"I ~ Fick Comments: "Leadership and direclion.from Ivan. will have a huge bearing on where we en.d up this season.. He is a wo1Zde1ful person who makes contributions both on and off the court." "-

Career, S(atistics field Goals 3-Pt. FG ·· Free.Throws Re.bounds A ssists 1:99A;95 127-,l 13-45-.289 Jl-39-.282 J3-16-.813 l8s0'9 17 50-01.9 , :,; :'c~e~t H+itis: P6ilits-9 (Centrefl 9'94-95), Reb,ounds-2 (fo~r times, 1994-95), Assisls-2 (five.times, l.9.94s.95) f 1 · -~, ~-~ :, _,"If_, t"., - ~_>

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Ted Docks Guard, 5-8, 155, Freshman Canton, Mich.

High School: Plymouth Canton High School Coach: Dan Young Birtbdate: February 20, 1977 Major: Psychology Parents: Quentin T. Docks & Jessie S. Docks

Signed with MSU during the Nov., 1994, early signing period. Had an outstanding career at Plymouth Canton High School. All-state, aJJ­ conference and team most valuable player for a district championship team. Averaged 16 points, 8.8 assists and five steals as a senior. Av­ eraged 12 points, nine assists and eight steals as a junior. Tremen­ dously quick. Excellent ballhandler and defender.

Docks with Dr. Janet Kenney, chair of the department of communications.

'Fick Comments: "Ted's attitude and desire will allow his talent to come out. His quicks are big-time. He can be a big part of MSU basketball for four years."

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John Humphrey Forward, 6-7, 200, Junior Indianapolis, Ind.

High School: Cardinal Ritter High School Coach: Greg Crum Junior College: Northwest College Junior College Coach: Ken Rochlitz Birthdate: August 5, 1973 Major: Physical Education Parents: John & Evelyn Humphrey

Came to MSU from Northwest (Wyoming) College. Should fulfill eli­ gibility requirements by the Kentucky game on Dec. 16. Missed bis first season at Northwest with a knee inju1y. Averaged 14 points and seven rebounds as a freshman. Saw limited action last season due to a back injury. Averaged 16 points, eight rebounds and two blocked shots as a senior at Cardinal Ritter High School. All-city and all-sec­ tional. Two-time team most valuable player. Kansas State point guard Elliot Hatcher was a high school teammate.

Humphrey with Buford Crager, assistant professor ofhealth , physical education mi.d recreation.

, . Fick Comments: "John has the opportunity to be a large part of our success. He will derive exactly the amount of success he desires from his intensity level."

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Cole Indestad Center, 6-8, 225, Junior Central City, Ky.

High School: Greenup County High School Coach: Randy Ward Birthdate: October 24, 1974 Major: Marketing & Finance Parents: George & Mary Indestad

[n his third season with the Eagles. Has seen limited action in each of the last two seasons. Scored a season and career-high six points against Centre and pulled down a season and career-high nine rebow1ds against Montreat Anderson. Signed with Morehead State after averaging 15.2 points and 12 rebounds in his only season at Greenup County (Ky.) High School. Named all-district, all-area, all-conference and honor­ able mention all-state. As a sophomore and junior, he was a standout for Berry High School in Binningham, Ala., averaging 13 points and 10 rebounds as a junior and 17 points and l 0 rebounds as a sophomore. lndestad with Dr. Robert Albert, a.isociate professor of speech. As a freshman, he struted and averaged 11 points and 10 rebounds for Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia, Mo.

.... r Fick Comments: "Cole will probably be our most improved player, especially early this season, because he has put in the time to do so. I am very impressed with his attitude and desire."

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Mark Kinnaird Guard, 5-11, 170, Senior New Albany, Ind.

High School: New Albany High School Coach: Jim Miller Junior College: Sullivan College Junior College Coach: Kenny Seifert Birthdate: April ll, 1974 Major: University Studies Parent: Karen Kinnaird

A member of the Ohio Valley Conference's All-Newcomer team last season. Also, honorable mention all-conference in his fust season at MSU. Averaged 15 points and 3.9 assists as a junior. Ranked second on the team and 11th in the league in scoring and first on the team and fourth in the league in assists. Other OVC statistical rankings include fourth in free throw percentage, fourth in three-point field goal per­ centage and fifth in three-point average. Had a streak of 31 consecu­ tive free throws. Came to MSU after an excellent career with the highly successful Sullivan College program. Averaged 7.7 points and Kinnaird with Paula Dailey, MSU coordinator of freshman advising and general studies. 2.3 assists for Sullivan's state championship club. Earned the team's defensive award. Former all-conference performer for another suc­ cessful athletic program at New Albany High School. rFick Comments: "Mark should be one ofthe top guards in the OVC this season (f he can lead our team to some tough wins. Leadership will determine whether Mark is good or outstanding."

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Luke Lloyd Center, 6-9, 190, Freshman Flushing, Mich.

High School: Flint Southwestern Academy High School Coach: Reggie Manville Birthdate: April 27, 1977 Major: Education Parents: Marsha Wilson & Willie Lloyd

Signed with Morehead State during the April signing period after an outstanding career at Flint Southwestern Academy. Averaged 10 points, l 3 rebounds and seven blocked shots per game as a senior. Earned all-conference honors. Led team in rebounds, assists and blocked shots. Has excellent height and quickness. Needs to add strength. Will provide depth al the post.

Lloyd wirh MSU Dean ofStudents Myron Doan. Doan is also /he advisor for MSU's nalional championship cheerleaders.

rFick Comments: "The breakthrough for Luke as a major college player will come as he gets strange,: His ability .... to be successful hinges on his work ethic and desire to be the best he can be. "

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MarkMajick Guard, 6-4, 190, Senior Courtland, Ohio

High School: Youngstown Libeny High School Coach: Dave M ajick Birthdate: May 30, 1973 Major: Real Estate Parent: Dave Majick

Begins his third active season with the Eagles. Transferred from the U.S. Naval Academy and sat out the 1992-93 season. Averaged 8.4 points and 3.2 rebounds last season. Hit 54 of 134 three-pointers (.403) to rank sixth in the OVC.in both three-point field goal percent­ age and three-point average. Averaged 12.9 points and 3.3 rebounds as a sophomore. Has started all 55 games since coming to MSU. Has had at least one three-pointer in 47 of 55 games. Averaged 10.5 points, four rebounds and four assists in his only season at Navy. Tied a Navy record with 61 three-point goals. First team AH-Freshman Patriot Majick with Jack Henson, assistant professor of business League. Averaged 19.8 points, six rebounds and sevens assists per education. game as a senior at Youngstown Liberty high School where he played for his father, David. First team all-state as a senior and second-team all-state as a junior. Great grandson of Basketball Hall ofFarner Ervin Shelton, who coached Wyoming to the NCAA title in 1943.

' Fick 'I Comments: "He has started every game in his careerfo r me.. . and, that should tell you how !feel about Mark, his effort and ability. "

'cireer. Statistics ,·. . , 1 '!!; r .. ,: e ,;fhto Rebounds Ass· ~ ~73~.781- .· 9j_3_~_" .,61 . ,.3g'.._76? ;; : 86-~.2 · 66 ... ~.77,s;_·... 17~~3.3:·e. ::;":t . . . . . Tecli;J:993~9~tAssist~-6 <~......

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Mike Scrogham Center-Forward, 6-7, 205, Junior Bardstown, Ky.

High School: Nelson County High School Coach: Minor Harmon Birthdate: January 2, 1975 Major: Electronic Media Parent: Jams Scrogham

Started 23 of 27 games as a sophomore. Averaged 7 .9 points and 4.6 rebounds. Averaged 4.1 points and 2.3 rebounds as a freshman. Signed with MSU during the November, L992, signing period. Has made steady improvement. Scored a season and career-high 22 points in last season's opener against Montreat-Anderson. H as a season and career-high 13 rebounds at Tennessee Tech. Excellent three-point shooter for a big man, made 22 of 59 last season. Continues to im­ prove his strength and quickness. Four-time all-district and three-time all-region performer at Nelson County. Named to second and tbird­ Scrogham with Thom Yancy, assistant projessor oJ raa10-re1ev1- teamall-statelistings by several publications and organizations. Aver­ sio11. aged 25 points and 12 rebounds as a senior. Averaged 20 points and eight rebow1ds as a junior. Averaged 19 .5 points as a sophomore and 10 points as a freshman.

Fick Comments: "Mike is a tough competitor who should become a consistent go-to guy this season. His work ethic is his true strength. He could have an outstanding season."

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Kyle Sherman Guard, 6-3, 165, Freshman Maysville, Ky.

High School: Mason County High School Coach: Fred Hester Birtbdate: March 31, 1977 Major: Undecided Parents: Keith & Sarah Sherman

Signed with Morehead State during the Nov., 1994, signfog period. Joins the Eagle program after an outstancling career at Mason County High School. Averaged 15 points and eight rebound-; as a senior. Av­ eraged 15 points and six rebounds as a junior. Three-time all-region. Two-time all-area and honorable mention all-state. Named to the a1l­ tow11ament teams at the King ofth e Bluegrass and Ashland Invitational. Must adjust to playing away from the basket more in making the move from high school to NCAA Division I.

Sherman with Dr. Francis Helphinstine. professor of English.

rFick Comments: "Kyle has a real good attitude for a young player. He will develop each day and put his desire to use at MSU."

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Morehead State University «Media Information Randy Stacy Media Supplement Sports Information This 24-page insert includes records and statistics to supplement the information in tbe main text of the 1995-96 Morehead State University basketball yearbook, primarily tci Director assist print and broadcast med.ia representatives in their coverage of this year's MSU squad. Updated and additional information is available by contacting the MSU Sports lnformation Randy Stacy begins his Office at 606-783-2500. MSU also participates in Fax-On-Demand, through fnfo Connection. To obtain an MSU Directory, from your fax machine, dial 404-399-3066. At ninth season as sports in­ the voice prompt, enter lbe OVC access code (68). The document number for MSU's formation director after complete directory is I 500. Up-lo-the-minute information is always avallable through serving l6months in the MSU Development Fax-On-Demand. MSU's press row number will again be 606-783-2500. Sill Randy Office. Stacy's borne telephone number is 606-784-2922. MSU's fax machine number is 606-783- Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Morehead State 2550. University, is the former assistant sports in­ formation director at the University of Ken­ Press Credentials tucky. While at UK, Stacy was responsible All press credentials must be secured by contacting Randy Stacy, Sports Information Director. Your for all media and public relations for the cooperation in making your request as for in advance as possible is appreciated. men's basketball program as well as press Services row operations. The sports information department will provide game rosters, statistics and game notes. Complete statistical The 40-year-old Stacy served as men's dala will be available. In the press room in 1he Academic-Athletic Cenler, a typewriter, a copier, a fax sports information director at MSU for a machine, personal computers. two telephones and a variety ofother supplies will be available lo assist you. brief time in 1977 before assuming a full­ Broadcast lnformation lime position at Tennessee Tech. Con1acl MSU Sports Information Director Randy Stacy. The native of Carr Creek, Ky., and gradu­ ate of Carr Creek High School (now Knott Primary Media Outlets County Central), also served as a graduate Print Ml-dia Wire Services WKYT-1V assistant in the Office of Public lnformation Lexington Herald-Lender Associated Press Dick Gabriel and was a news and sports reporter at Rick Balley Sport.5Desk P.O. Box 5037 Gene Abel Courier-Journot Bldg. Lexiafon, KY 40505 WMKY radio while at MSU. Mnin and Midland 525 We.~, Broadway ((,()6) 99-0177 Stacy is a member of College Sports In­ Lexington, KY 40507 Louisville, KY 40202 FAX: (606) 299-2494 (606)231-3225 l-800·292-3560 formation Directors of America (CoSIDA), FAX: (606) 255-7236 FAX: (502) 589-4831 WLEX-TV Le,dagton Office Jill Carlson the Morehead Optimist Club and Elliottville Mike Embry Lexlngton Office Box 1457 Baptist Church. He is married to the former (606) 254-2070 MlkeEmbry Lexington, KY 4050 I FAX: (006)255-1 137 (606)254-2070 (606) 255-4404 Jeanetta Caudill of Morehead. They have FAX: (606)255-1137 FAX; (606)255-2418 two sons, Brad and Jared. Ashlnnd Dni ly lndcpendc111 Mark Muynnrd Broadcast MedJa .WJVQ-TV RockySlilllley WM.KY-Radio Kenny Rice Tony Curnutte Chuck Mraz Dove Shore Jim Keyser UPO903 Box 5590 171.h Street Morehead State University Lexington, KY 40505 Ashland, KY 41101 Morehead, KY 40351 (606)293-1661 (606) 329-1643 (606) 783-2001 FAX: (606) 255-2418 FAX: (606) 324-8434 FAX: (606) 783-2335 Brenda Kissinger WSA'l,.TV The Courier Journnl WMOR-Rodio Kenny Bnss Sports Information Jim Terhune Jim Forrest 645 Fifth Ave. Russ Brown P.O. Box940 Huntington, WV 25720 Secretary P.O. Box 74003 1 Morehead, KY 4035't (304) 523-5333 Louisville, KY 40201-7431 (606) 784-4 I4 I FAX: (304) 697-4325 1-800.765-4011 FAX: (606) 784-1387 FAX: (502)582-7186 WYMT-TV WCMI-Radio Box682 The Ledger-Independent P.O. Box 949 Ht1zard, KY 41701 S~rlS Editor Ashlnnd. KY 41105 (606) 436-5757 4 West Second Street (606) 329-1777 FAX: (606) 439-3760 Maysville, KY 41056 1-800-456-3469 WGOH-Rndio WOWK-TY FAX: (606).564--6893 Spons Director D11ve Mnetzold Box487 555 5th Ave. Tim Letcher 11,e Trail Jllm:er Grayson KY 41143 Huntington, WV 25702 Sports Editor (304) 525-7661 Sports Information Morehead State Un1versity WFIM-Rndio FAX: (304) 523-0545 Morehead, KY 40351 Spons Dln:ctor 626 Forest Ave. WSIP-Radio Assistant The Moreherul News Maysville, KY 41056 P.0. Box591 S~ruEditor Paintsville, KY 41240 7 2 West First Street (606) 789-5311 Morehead, KY 40351 FAX: (606)789-7200 (606) 784-4116 FAX: (606) 784-7337

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Overall Record: 15-l 2 Home: 9-2 Away: 4-9 Neutral: 2-1 OVC Record: 10-6

FG 3 PtFG FT Reh. Player GP-GS Md-Att Pct Md-Att Pct Md-Att Pct Tot-Avg A TO BS s PF-D Minutes Pts-Avg Boardley 27-27 161-311 51.8 14-48 29.2 105- 140 75.0 248-9.2 37 82 18 31 90-3 885-32.8 441-16.3 Kinnaird 27-22 117-267 43.8 64-152 42.l l 08-125 86.4 63-2.3 104 70 2 27 42-0 872-32.3 406-15.0 WiWams 27-27 135-345 39. 1 36-118 30.5 64-83 77. l 110-4. l 74 65 8 31 68-2 864-32.0 370-13.7 Majick 27-27 72-182 39.6 54-134 40.3 29-38 76.3 86-3.2 66 35 I 25 50-1 809-30.0 227-8.4 Scrogham 27-23 73-160 45.6 22-59 37.3 44-64 68.8 123-4.6 29 40 0 17 62-3 486-18.0 212-7.9 Witherspoon 27-2 54-104 51.9 0-3 0.0 17-38 45.9 136-5.0 15 27 61 15 78-4 448-16.6 125-4.6 Pogle 12-4 18-38 47.4 0-8 0.0 16-27 59.3 13-1.1 11 11 l 4 15-0 148-12.3 52-4.3 Cline 27-2 32-97 33.0 26-75 34.7 25-33 75.8 42-1 .6 46 25 J 15 47-0 431-16.0 115-4.3 Colbert 27-1 13-45 28.9 11-39 28.2 13-16 8 1.3 18-0.7 , 17 3 0 7 29-1 289-10.7 50- 1.9 Stone 12-0 8-12 66.7 0-3 0.0 2-2 100.0 11-0.9 2 0 0 0 1-0 33-2.8 18-l.5 Fryman 14-0 5-10 50.0 2-4 50.0 2-4 50.0 8-0.6 3 4 0 2 6-0 45-3.2 14-1.0 Wells 12-0 3-16 18.8 ' 3-14 21.4 0-0 0.0 4-0.3 3 10 0 2 12-0 6 1-5.l 9-0.8 lndestad 15-0 4-10 40.0 0-0 0.0 2-3 66.7 24-1.6 4 3 0 1 11-0 52-3.5 J0-0.7 Pick 10-0 2-7 28.6 0-4 0.0 0-0 0.0 2-0.2 I I 0 0 3-0 27-2.7 4-0.4 Team 83 2 .

MSU 27-27 697- I 604 43.5 232-661 35.1 427-572 74.7 971-36.0 412 376 92 177 514-14 2053-76.0 OPP 27-27 748-1642 45.6 119-389 30.6 359-552 65.0 1033-38.3 356 409 70 168 524-13 1974-73. 1 MSU Deadball Rebounds-65; Opponents--75

Results

Date Opponent Score Attend Rec. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder 11-25 Montreal-Anderson w 119-69 l,500 l-0 Scrogham 22 lndestad 9 ll-29 Centre w 100-61 2,000 2-0 Williams 20 Boardley 9 12-2 at Nebraska L 55-96 10,061 2-1 Boardley 17 Boardley 12 12-3 Southern Mississippi (N 1) w 86-77 10,Q75 3-1 Kinnaird 25 Boardley 12 12-7 . at Tennessee L 52-70 12,455 3-2 Wi lliams 22 Boardley 8 12-9 at Indiana L 62-79 16,538 3-3 Majick 18 Boardley 10 12-10 Coastal Carolina (N2) w 89-63 16,717 4-3 Williams 25 Boardley 12 12-19 Kent w 83-74 1,600 5-3 Williams/Kinnaird 20 Boardley 7 12-23 at Northern Illinois L 69-86 2,013 5-4 Boardley 19 Boardley 8 1-4 at Eastern Kentucky w 77-66 1,250 6-4 Boardley 19 Boardley 10 1-7 at Murray State L 66-70 3,794 6-5 Boardley 17 Boardley 12 1-9 at Southeast Missouri* w 74-72 5,361 7-5 Boardley 21 Boardley 15 1-14 Ausli.n Peay w 95-80 3,500 8-5 Boardley 23 Boardley/Scrogham 6 1-16 Tennessee State L 66-77 3,100 8-6 Boardley 19 Boardley 13 1-21 at Tennessee Tech w 78-54 4,750 9-6 Boardley 16 Witherspoon 14 1-23 at Middle Tennessee w 87-74 2,600 10-6 Williams 20 Witherspoon 10 1-26 UT-Martin w 78-70 2,100 11-6 Majick 21 Boardley 7 1-30 Eastern Kentucky L 65-75 3,800 11-7 Boardley 21 Boardley 12 2-4 Southeast Missouri w 80-49 3,250 12-7 Williams 17 Boardley 9 2-6 Murray State w 80-74 5,100 13-7 Kinnaird 24 Boardley/Witherspoon 6 2-11 at Tennessee State* L 71-82 7,012 13-8 Kinnaird 24 Boardley 9 2-13 at Austin Peay L 72-76 2,078 13-9 Boardley 19 Boardley 7 2-16 al Cincinnati L 59-91 13,176 13-10 Boardley 19 Boardley 10 2-20 at UT-Martin L 64-71 2,857 13-11 Scrogham 25 Witherspoon 10 2-25 Middle Tennessee w 65-6 1 3,100 14-11 Boardley 25 Witherspoon 12 2-27 Tennessee Tech w 88-72 2,750 15-11 Kinnaird 29 Scrogham 13 3-2 Eastern Kentucky (N3) L 74-85 3,000 15- 12 Boardley 22 Boardley 12 •Overtime; NJ-at Lincoln, Nebraska; N2-al Bloomington. Ind. ; N3-at OVCToumament, Nashville, Tenn.

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INDIVIDUAL TEAM Most Points: Most Points Game-53, Brett Roberts vs. Middle Tenn., 1991-92 Half--83 vs. West Virginia State, 1991-92 ( 135-116) Game--138 vs. Centre, 1955-56 ( 138-70) Season--828, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Career--2,072, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 (4 yrs.) Season--2,782, 1955-56 1,925, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 (3 yrs.) Most Points -- First Half: Highest Scoring Average: 70 vs. Funnan, 1954-55 (130-117) Season--28.6, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Points -- Second Half: 83 vs. West Virginia State, 1991-92 (135-116) Career--27.5, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Most Field Goal Attempts: Most Points by Two Teams: Game--37, Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961 -62 251, (MSU 135, West Virginia State 116), 1991-92 Season--638, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Points by an Opponent: Career-1,544, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 ( 4 yrs.) 128, Utah, 1965-66 (Utah 128-91) Granny Williams, 1958-59, 60-62 (3 yrs.) Highest Scoring Average: Most Field Goals Made: 95.9, 1955-56 Game--22, Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961-62 Most Field Goal Attempts: Season--282, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Game- 108 vs. St. Peter's, 1971-72 Career--776, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 Seasoo--2,434, 1955-56 Best F ield Goal Percentage (Regulars Only): Most Field Goals Made: Season--60.1, Rod Mitchell, 1990-91 Game- 55 vs. Centre, 1955-56 vs. St. Peter's, 1971-72 Career--54.6, Norris Beckley, 1978-82 Most Consecutive Field Goals: Season--955, 1971-72 13, Leonard Coulter vs. Tennessee Tech, 1971-72 Best Field Goal Accuracy: Most Free Throw Attempts: Game- 72.1 vs. Tennessee Tech, 1982-83 Game--29, Don Whitehouse vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 Season--50.8, 1983-84 Season--344, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Free Throws Attempted: Game-67 vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 Career-929, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Most Free Throws Made: vs. Cincinnati, 1955-56 Garne- 21, Don Whitehouse vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 Seasoo--1,165, 1955-56 Season--264, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Free Throws Made: Game- 53 vs. Cincinnati, 1955-56 Career- 685, Dan Swartz, 1953-56 Best Free Throw Ac.curacy: Season--838, 1955-56 Seasoo--91.5, Mike Kelley, 1975-76 (54-59) Most Free Throws Attempted by Two Teams: 123, 1952-53 (MSU 67, Georgetown 56) Career-87.2, Jim Sandfoss, 1964-67 (232-273) Most Consecutive Free Throws: Most Free Throws Made By Two Teams: Game--17, Becky Thompson vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1961-62 88, 1955-56 (MSU 53, Cincinnati 35) Jim Sandfoss vs. Marshall, 1966-67 Best Free Throw Accuracy: Season--46, Glen Napier, 1980-81 79.5, 1964-65 MostReboun.ds: Most Rebounds: Game-38, Steve Hamilton vs. Florida State, 1956-57 Game--88 vs. Centre, 1955-56 Seasoo--543, Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1968-69 Career--1,675, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 (4 yrs.) Season--1,735, 1956-56 64.2, 1956-57 1,046, Norm Pokley, 1960-63 (3 yrs.) Highest Rebounding Average: Best Rebounding Average: Most Free Throws Per Game: 28.9, 1955-56 (838 in 29) Season--20.1 , Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 Career- 16.4, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 MISCELLANEOUS Most Assists: Most Wins: 25, l 983-84 Game-16, Jeff Fultz vs. Middle Tennessee, 1983-84 Longest Winning Streak: 12, 1983-84 Season-- I 76, Jeff Fultz, 1983-84 Most Losses: 22, 1987-88 Career- 412, Howard Wallen, 1971-74 Longest Losing Streak: 18, 1987-88 Most Blocked Shots: Widest Winning Margin: 68 vs. Centre, 1955-56 (138-70) Game- 12, Ron Nicholson vs. Toledo, 1971-72 Widest Losing Margin: Season-- I 15, George WiJ]fams, 1973-75 68 vs. Michigan State, 1992-93 (53- l 2 1) Most Points by Opposing Player: 67, Darrell Floyd (Furman), 1955-56

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Top Single-Garn~ Scorers OVC Player of the Year 53 Breu Roberts vs. Middle Tennessee, 1991-92 (Began in 1963) 52 Harold Sergent vs. Middle Tennessee. 1964-65 1962-63 Harold Sergent 51 Steve Hamilton vs. Ohio, 1956-57 1986-87 Bob McCann 48 Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961-62 1991-92 Bretl Roberts 47 Brett Roberts vs. UNC-Greensboro, 1991-92 44 Dan Swartz vs. Eastern Kentucky. 1953-54 OVC Coach of the Year 42 Leonard Coulter vs. Tennessee Tech, 1971-72 (Began in I 961) 41 Sonny Allen vs. Berea, I 949-50 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin 41 Granny Will.iams vs. Western Kentucky, 1960-61 1975-76 Jack Schalow (Co) 40 Dan Swartz. vs. Centre, 1955-56 1981-82 Wayne Martin (Co) 40 Donnie Guance vs. Marshall, 1955-56 1983-84 Wayne Martin 40 Jim Day vs. SL. Peter's, 1970-71 1994-95 Dick Fick (Co) 40 Leonard Coulter vs. East Tennessee, 1971-72 40 Bretl Roberts vs. West Yiriginia State, 199 1-92 1,000-Point Club--(Career) Total Pts. Player, Season Yrs. G Avg. AD-Americans .I. 2,0?2 Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 4 99 20.9 1943 Ead Duncan, Georgetown, forward 2. 1,925 Dan Swartz, 1953-56 3 69 27.5 1945 Warren Cooper, Brooksvil1e, center 3. 1,923 Sonny Allen, 1946-50 4 92 20.8 1950 Sonny Allen, Morehead,,guard 4. 1,829 Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 4 102 17.8 1955, 56 Dan Swartz, Owingsville, center 5. 1,788 Bren Roberts, 1988-92 4 107 16.7 1957 Steve HamiJton, Charleston, Ind., forward 6. l ,781 Leonard Coulter, 1971-74 3 '17 23.l 1963 Harold Sergent, Ashland, guard 7. 1,637 Granny Williams, 1959-62 3 76 21.5 1972 Leonard Coulter, Danville, forward 8. 1,469 Harold Sergent, 1962-65 3 63 23.2 9. 1,450 Ted Hundley. 1973-77 4 100 14.5 All-Ohio Valley Conference (First Team) I 0. 1.445 Bob McCann, 1984-87 3 82 17.6 1948-49 Sonny Allen, G J L 1,430 Earl Duncan, 1939-43 4 74 19.3 1949-50 Sonny Allen, G; Bill Martin, C 12. 1,426 Doug Bentz, 1988-93 4 11 2 12.7 1950-51 Jack Baker, F; Don Miller, G 13. l,330 Glenn Napier, 1978-82 4 106 12.5 1951-52 Elza Whalen, F 14. 1,226 Guy Mfonifield, 1981 -84 3 87 14.1 1952-53 Lindie Castle, G; Elza Whalen, F 15. 1,226 Eugene Lyons, 1971-74 3 77 15.9 1953-54 Dan Swartz, C 16. 165 Eddie Chi Idress , 1979-84 4 113 10.3 I 954-55 Dan Swartz, C; Steve Hamilton, F I. 59 16. l 1957-58 Steve Hamilton, F I 7. 1,158 Jim Day, 1968-71 3 1958-59 Thornton Hill. C; Herbie Triplett, G 18. 1,122 Norris Beckley, 1978-82 4 104 10.8 1959-60 Herbie Tripleu, G 19. 1,083 Johnnie Williams, 1992-95 3 81 13.4 1960-61 Granny Williams, G; Hecky Thompson, G; Ed Noe, C 20. 1,049 Willie Jackson, 1966-69 3 70 14.8 1961-62 Granny Williams, G; Ed Noe, C 21. 1.037 Jeff Tipton, 1980-84 4 110 9.4 1962-63 Harold Sergent, G; Norm Pokley, C: Roy Ware, G 22. 1,014 Howard Wallen, 1971-74 3 74 15.6 1963-64 Harold Sergent, G; Henry Akin, C 23. 1,01 I Warren Cooper, 1942-45 3 54 18.5 1964-65 Harold Sergent, G; Henry Akin, C 24. 1,001 Hecky Thompson, 1958-61 3 67 14.9 1966-67 Jim Sandfoss, G 1967-68 Jerry Conley, G; Lamar Green, F 800-Point or Better Club (Season) 1968-69 Jerry Conley, G; Larmar Green, F 828 Dan Swartz, 1955-56 1969-70 Jim Day, F 815 Brett Roberts, 1991-92 1970-71 Jim Day, F 1971-72 Leonard Coulter, F; Howard Wallen, G 700-Point or Better Club (Season) 1972-73 Leonard Coulter, F; Eugene Lyons, f 828 Dan Swanz, 1955-56 1973-74 Leonard Couller, F; Eugene Lyons, F 815 Brett Roberts, 1991-92 1974-75 Arch Johnson, F 705 Granny Williams, l 960-61 1975-76 Ted Hundley, C 1976-77 Ted Hundley, C; Herbie Stamper, G 1977-78 Herbie Stamper, G 600-Point or Better Club (Season) 1978-79 Herbie Stamper, G; Charlie Clay, F 828 Dan Swartz, J 955-56 1979-80 Charlie Clay, F 8 15 Brett Roberts, 1991-92 1981-82 Guy Minnifield, G 705 Granny Williams, 1960-61 1982-83 Guy Minnifield, G; Earl Harrison, F 654 Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 1983-84 Earl Harrison, F; Jeff Tipton, C 65 J Dan Swaitz, 1954-55 1984-85 Bob McCann, C 651 Leonard Coulter, 1971-72 1985-86 Bob McCann, C 609 Jim Day, 1970-71 1986-87 Bob McCann, C 1989-90 Elbert Boyd, F Top Single-Season Scorers by Class 1990-91 Rod Mitchell, C Freshman 450 Herbie Stamper, 1975-76 1991-92 Brett Robens, F Sophomore 651 Leonard Coulter, 1971-72 1992-93 Doug Bentz, C Junior 705 Granny Williams, 1960-61 1993-94 Tyrone Boardley, F Senior 828 Dan Swam., 1955-56 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley, F Morehead State University (Records AS~ Year-By-Year Scoring Leaders Year Player Points Year Player Points Avg. 1992-93 Doug Bentz 538 1954-55 Dan Swartz 651 27.1 1964-65 Harold Sergent 536 1955-56 Dan Swartz 828 28.6 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 534 L956-57 Steve Hamilton 654 24.2 1969-70 Jim Day 529 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 403 17.5 1986-87 Bob McCann 529 1958-59 Thornton Hill 464 22.1 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 510 1959-60 Herbie Triplett 38 1 20.0 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 484 1960-61 Granny Williams 705 22.7 1955-56 Donnie Guance 482 1961-62 Granny Williams 572 26.0 1989-90 Elbert Boyd 479 1962-63 Harold Sergent 387 20.4 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 473 - 1963-64 Harold Sergent 546 26.0 1975-76 Ted Hundley 469 1964-65 Harold Sergent 536 23.3 1963-64 Henry Akin 466 1965-66 Jim Sandfoss 382 15.9 1958-59 Thornton Hill 464 1966-67 Jim Sandfoss 392 16.2 1984-85 Bob McCann 461 1967-68 Jerry Conley 347 16.5 1968-69 Wi llie Jackson 456 1968-69 Willie Jackson 456 16.9 1985-86 Bob McCann 455 1.969-70 Jim Day 529 22.0 I 975-76 Herbie Stamper 450 1970-71 Jim Day 609 24.3 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 651 24.l 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 534 2 1.3 Year-By-Year Rebounding Leaders Player Rebounds Avg. 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 596 23.8 Year I954-55 Steve Hamillon 297 12.4 1974-75 Arch Johnson 389 15.6 1955-56 Dan Swartz 397 14.1 1975-76 Ted Hundley 469 18.8 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 543 20.1 1976-77 Herbie Stamper 547 21.9 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 440 19.1 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 565 24.6 1958-59 Thornton Hill 343 16.3 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 510 19.6 1959-60 Ed Noe 186 9.8 1979-80 Charlie Clay 402 14.9 1960-61 No:rm Pokley 408 13.2 1980-81 Glen Napier 382 14.7 Norm Pokley 300 13.7 1981-82 Guy Minnifield 390 15.0 1961-62 1962-63 NormPokley 338 16.9 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 473 15.8 1963-64 Henry Akin 242 11.5 1983-84 Earl Harrison 400 12.9 1964-65 Henry Akin 251 12.5 1984-85 Bob McCann 461 17.1 1965-66 Bruce King 259 10.8 1985-86 Bob McCann 455 16.9 1966-67 Bruce Ki ng 292 12.0 1986-87 Bob McCann 529 18.6 1967-68 Lamar Green 284 14.2 1987-88 Michael Mason 368 13.6 1968-69 Lamar Green 483 17.9 1988-89 Darrin Hale 41 2 14.2 1969-70 Jim Day 251 10.5 1989-90 Elbert Boyd 479 19.2 1970-7 1 Jim Day 342 13.6 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 484 17.3 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 385 14.2 1991-92* Brett Roberts 8 15 28.1 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 289 11.5 1992-93 Doug Bentz 538 20.7 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 287 Ll.5 1993-94 Johnnie Wi lliams 379 14.0 9.4 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley 441 16.3 1974-75 Ted Hundley 244 1975-76 Ted Hundley 272 10.9 •Nations Lending Scorer -1976-77 Ted Hundley 251 10.0 1977-78 Butch Kelly 154 6.7 1978-79 Charlie Clay 207 7.7 450-Point Club (Season) 1979-80 Charlie Clay 2 11 7.8 Year Player Points 1980-81 Eddie Childress 174 7.0 1955-56 Dan Swartz 828 1981-82 Harold Moore 146 5.4 1991-92 Brett Roberts 815 1982-83 Earl Harrison 262 9.0 1960-61 Granny Williams 705 1983-84 Earl Harrison 236 7.6 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 654 1984-85 Bob McCann 263 9.7 1954-55 Dan Swartz 651 1985-86 Bob McCann 282 10.4 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 651 1986-87 Bob Mccann 317 11.3 1970-71 Jim Day 609 1987-88 Bo Rivers 188 7.2 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 596 1988-89 Elbert Boyd 229 7.4 1961-62 Granny Williams 572 1989-90 Brett Roberts 264 9.1 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 565 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 279 10.0 1960-61 Hecky Thompson 553 1991-92 Doug Bentz 288 9.9 1976-77 Herbie Stamper 547 1992-93 Doug Bentz 256 9.8 1963-64 Harold Sergent 546 1993-94 Tyrone Boardley 267 9.5 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley 248 9.2

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 «A6 RecordsD Top Twenty Rebound Career Year-By-Year Assists Leaders (Records only go back to the 1954-55 season) Year Player Assists Year Player Rebounds 1969-70 Bobby Hiles 162 I. 1954-58 4 years Steve Hamilton 1675 1970-71 Jerry Hueseman 40 2. 1960-63 3 years NormPok.ley 1046 1971-72 Howard Wallen 169 3. 1971-74 3 years Leonard Coulter 961 1972-73 Howard Wallen 119 4. L966-69 3 years Lamar Green 914 1973-74 Howard Wallen 123 1974-75 Tony Hopson 93 5. 1973-77 4 years Ted Hundley 901 1975-76 Mike Kelley 60 6. 1988-92 4 years Brett Roberts 897 1976-77 Mike Kelley 64 7. 1984-87 3 years Bob McCann 862 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 45 8. 1989-93 4 years Doug Bentz 808 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 78 9. 1966-69 3 years Willie Jackson 793 1979-80 Greg Coldiron 68 10. 1956-59 3 years Thornton Hill 781 1980-81 Jeff Pultz 68 11. 1964-67 3 years Bruce Ki ng 691 1981-82 Guy Minnifield 79 12. 1953-56 2 years Dan Swartz* 686 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 143 13. 1967-70 3 years Ron Gathri ght 649 1983-84 Jeff Pultz 176 1984-85 Roben Barker 62 14. 1968-71 3 years Jim Day. 616 1985-86 JeffGriffin 144 15. 1955-58 3 years Dave Keleher 600 1986-87 Jeff Griffin 105 16. 1955-58 3 years Bernie Shimfessel 514 1987-88 Tony Curry 109 17. 1978-82 4 years Norris Beckley 508 1988-89 Tracy Armstrong IOI 18. 1979-84 4 years Eddie' Childress 507 1989-90 Tracy Armstrong 125 19. 1982-84 2 years Earl Harrison 552 1990-91 Pat Tubbs/Brian Miller 111 20. 1993-95 2 years Tyrone Boardley 5 15 1991 -92 Pnt Tubbs 122 *Played 3 years but only have statistics for2 years. 1992-93 Many Cline 105 1993-94 Marty Cline 86 250 Rebound Club 1994-95 Mark Kinnaird 104 (Records only go back to the 1954-55 season) Year Player Rebounds 100 Assists Club 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 543 Year Player Assists 1983-84 Jeff Fultz 176 1968-69 Lamar Green 483 1971-72 Howard Wallen 169 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 440 1969-70 Bobby Hiles 162 1960-61 Norm Pokley 408 1985-86 JeffGriffin 144 1955-56 Dan Swartz 397 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 134 1955-56 Steve Hamilton 395 1988-89 Tracy Armstrong 125 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 385 1973-74 Howard Wallen 123 1958-59 Thornton Hill 343 1991-92 Pat Tubbs 122 1970-71 Jim Day 342 1972-73 Howard Wallen 119 1962-63 No rm Pokley 338 1972-73 Bill Dotson Ill 1990-9 1 Brian Miller 111 1994-95 Johnnie Williams 1990-91 Pat Tubbs Ill 1960-61 Ed Noe 337 1987-88 Tony Curry 109 1968-69 Willie Jackson 327 1986-87 JeffGriffin 105 1986-87 Bob McCann 317 1992-93 Marty Cline 105 1956-57 Dave Keleher 303 1994-95 Mark Kinnaird 104 1956-57 Bernie Shimfessel 303 1988-89 Tracy Annstrong 101 1961-62 Norm Pokley 300 197 1-72 Bill Dotson 100 19.54-55 Steve Hamilton 297 1966-67 Bruce King 292 Top Twenty All-Time Assists (Records only go back to the 1969-70 season) 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 289 Year Player Assists 1954-55 Dan Swartz 289 I. 1971-74 Howard Wallen 41 1 1966-67 Willie Jackson 288 2. 1980-84 Jeff Fultz 336 1991 -92 Doug Bentz 288 3. 1981 -84 Guy Minnifield 284 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 287 4. 1989-92 Pat Tubbs 254 1967-68 Lamar Green 284 5. 1985-87 Jeff Griffin 249 1968-69 Ron Gathright 284 6. 1992-95 Marty Cline 237 1985-86 Bob McCann 282 7. 1978-82 Rocky Adkins 231 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 279 8. 1988-90 Tracy Armstrong 226 1978-82 Norris Beckley 222 1971-72 Ron Nicholson 275 9. 1992-95 Johnnie Williams 222 1975-76 Ted Hundley 272 II. 1978-82 Greg Coldiron 220 1994-95 Tyrone Boardley 267 1986-89 Tony Curry 2 16 1989-90 Brett Roberts 264 13. 1978-82 Glenn Napier 2 14 1982-83 Earl Harrison 262 14. 1971-73 Bill Dotson 211 1965-66 Bruce King 259 15. 1975-79 Herbie Stamper 208 1991-92 Brett Roberts 256 16. 1988-91 Brinn Miller 202 1992-93 Doug Bentz 256 18. 1971 -74 Leonard Coulter 184 1964-65 Henry Akin 25 .1 19. 1975-79 Brad Lemaster 166 1969-70 Jim Day 251 20. 1977-81 John Solomon 165 Morehead State University ~Records

MSU's Most Lopsided Wins MSU Top 50 Scoring Games Year Score Dill Year Opponent and Score Points 1. 1955-56 MSU 138, Centre 70 68 1955-56 Centre 70 138 2. 1944-45 MSU 8 I, Rio Grande 15 66 1991-92 West Virginia State 116 135 3. 1943-44 MSU 72, Rio Grande 13 59 1971-72 St. Peter's 92 131 4. 1956-57 MSU I 07. Villa Madonna 49 58 1954-55 Furman 117 130 5. 1986-87 MSU I06 , Clinch Valley 48 58 1991-92 Thomas More 79 130 6. 1961-62 MSU I 13, Berea 57 56 1971-72 East Tennessee 99 124 7. 1954-55 MSU 123, Middle Tennessee 68 55 1990-91 Austin Peay 113 124 8. 1932-33 MSU 70, Armstrong State 16 54 1954-55 Middle Tennessee 68 123 1941-42 MSU 91, Cedarville 37 54 1955-56 Union 70 122 1943-44 MSU 80, Georgetown 26 54 1956-57 Ohio 88 11 9 , Jc 1966-67 Rio Grande 98 ll9 1968-69 Pan American 75 119 1979-80 Wilmington 68 119 MSU's Most Lopsided Losses 1994-95 Montreat-Anderson 69 119 Year Score Diff 1958-59 Morris Harvey 104 118 Michigan State 121 , MSU 53 68 1. 1992-93 1958-59 Tampa 86 117 1992-93 Wright State 120, MSU 63 66 2. 1965-66 Idaho State 98 117 3. 1969-70 Jacksonville 117, MSU 63 54 1968-69 Kentucky State 86 116 4. 1990-91 Eastern Kentucky 105, MSU 54 51 5. 1984-85 Oklahoma 94, MSU 48 46 1987-88 Florida International 85 11 5 1976-77 Alabama J 14, MSU 68 46 1955-56 Cincinnati 119 113 7. 1979-80 Fresno State 96, MSU 51 45 1961-62 Berea 57 113 1991-92 Clemson 114. MSU 69 45 1964-65 FrankUn 86 l 13 9. 1978-79 Indiana 80, MSU 37 43 1966-67 Marshall 98 112 1984-85 Iowa 89, MSU 46 43 1972-73 Western Kentucky 93 112 1992-93 Kentucky 108, MSU 65 43 1954-55 Memphis State 90 111 1955-56 Bowling Green 79 111 1967-68 Kentucky State 82 Ill MSU's Highest Scoring Teams 1968-69 Murray State 78 111 Year Games Points Average 1986-87 Youngstown State 73 111 1. 1955-56 29 2,782 95.9 1955-56 Ohio 67 I JO 2. 197:1-72 27 2,470 91.2 1963-64 Marshall 102 110 3. 1968-69 27 2,391 88.6 l 993-94 Thomas More 90 110 4. 1991-92 29 2,564 88.4 1963-64 Cumberland 102 109 5. 1963-64 21 1,853 88.2 1967-68 Kentucky State 71 109 6. 1954-55 24 2,193 87.7 1968-69 Western Michigan 93 109 7. 1973-74 24 2,064 86.0 1955-56 Marshall 103 108 1966-67 26 2,235 86.0 1963-64 Georgetown 95 108 9. 1972-73 25 2,145 85.8 1963-64 Murray State 93 108 10. 1956-57 27 2,301 85.2 1980-81 Milligan 72 108 11. 1994-95 27 2,053 76.0 1954-55 BeUarmine 80 107 12. I 967-68 21 1,763 83.9 1955-56 Marshall 92 107 1956-57 Villa Madonna 49 107 1961-62 Miami-Florida 81 107 Opponents' Top 10 Scoring Games 1988-89 CampbellsviUe 73 107 Year Score 1952-53 High Point- North Carolina 7 l 106 I. 1992-93 129 Wright State-MS U (63) 1960-61 East Tennessee 89 106 2. I 965-66 128 Utah-MSU (9 1) 1962-63 Jacksonville 80 106 3. 1963-64 127 Loyola-Chicago-MSU (85) 1968-69 Middle Tennessee 74 106 4. 1971 -72 12 I Eastern Keatucky-MSU (91) 106 1992-93 121 Michigan State-MSU (53) 1986-87 Clinch VaUey 48 6. 1955-56 LI9 Cincinnati-MSU (113) 1954-55 Murray State 78 105 7. 1991-92 I 18 Oklahoma-MSU (99) 1954-55 Transylvania 72 105 8. 1954-55 117 Furman-MSU (130) 1974-75 Baptist 85 105 I 969-70 117 Jacksonville-MSU (63) 1977-78 CampbellsviUe 76 105 I 0. 1954-55 116 Cincinnati-MSU (75) 1973-74 116 Virginia Commonwealth-MSU (85) 1991-92 116 West Virginia State-MSU (135) MSU has a total of 99 100-point games entering the 1995-96 season.

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 (As RecordsD Coaching Records ovc ovc Year Bead Coach w L Fin. Title Year Head Coach w L Fin. Title 1974-75 Jack Schalow 13 13 5th 1929-30 George D. Downing 9 3 1975-76 Jack Schalow 13 14 3rd 1930-3 I George D. Downing 5 5 1976-77 Jack Schalow 15 10 4th 1931-32 George D. Downing 7 6 1977-78 Jack Schalow 4 19 8th 1932-33 George D. Downing 8 5 Schalow Totals, 4 years, 45-56 1933-34 George D. Downing 7 8 1934-35 George D. Downing 7 9 1978-79 Wayne Manin 14 13 4th 1935-36 George D. Downing 8 9 1979-80 Wayne Martin 15 12 4th Downing Totals, 7 years, 51-45 1980-81 Wayne Manin ll 15 4th 1981 -82 Wayne Martin 17 10 4th 1936-37 Ellis T. Johnson 14 3 1982-83 Wayne Martin 19 11 2nd ** 1937-38 Ellis T. Johnson 6 I I 1983-84 Wayne Martin .25 6 l st ovc 1938-39 Ellis T. Johnson 16 8 1984-85 Wayne Martin 7 20 8th ** 1939-40 Ellis T. Johnson 7 14 1985-86 Wayne Martin 8 19 8th 1940-41 Ellis T. Johnson lJ 7 KIAC 1986-87 Wayne Martin 14 14 4th 1941-42 Ellis T. Johnson 12 10 **OVC Tournament Champions 1942-43 Ellis T. Johnson 12 7 Martin Tomls, 9 years, 130-120 1943-44 Len Miller 12 3 KIAC 1944-45 Len Miller 16 6 1987-88 Tommy Gaither 5 22 7th Miller Totals, 2 years, 28-9 1988-89 Tommy Gaither 15 16 4th 1989-90 Tommy Gaither 16 13 3rd 1945-46 Ellis T. Johnson 13 8 1990-91 Tommy Gaither 16 13 6th 1946-47 Ellis T. Johnson ll 16 Gaither Totals, 4 years, 52-64 1947-48 Ellis T. Johnson 10 17 Joined Ohio Valley Conference 1991-92 Dick Fick 14 15 5th 1948-49 Ellis Johnson 14 9 7th T. 1992-93 Dick Fick 6 21 6th 1949-50 Ellis T. Johnson 12 10 4th 1993-94 Dick Fick 14 14 5th 1950-51 Ellis T. Johnson 14 12 5th 1994-95 Dick Fick 15 12 3rd 1951-52 Ellis T. Johnson II 14 5th Fick Totals, 4 years, 49-62 1952-53 Ellis T. Johnson 13 12 5th Johnson Totals, .15 years, 196-158 All-time record 63 years 823 731 1953-54 Bobby Laughlin 16 8 2nd 1954-55 Bobby Laughlin 14 10 4th NCAA Tournament Years 1955-56 Bobby Laughlin 19 10 I st OVC-Co 1955-56 ·· Coach Bobby Laughlin 1956-57 Bobby Laughlin 19 8 l St OVC-Co (2-1 ) MSU 107 Marshall 92 1957-58 Bobby Laughlin 13 10 2nd MSU 83 Iowa 97 1958-59 Bobby L aughlin 11 12 5th MSU 95 Wayne 84 1959-60 Bobby Laughlin 5 14 5th 1956-57 •·· Coach Bobby Laughlin 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin 19 12 I st OVC-Td MSU 85 Pittsburgh 86 I96 1-62 Bobby L aughlin 14 8 3rd (0-1) 1962-63 Bobby Laughlin 13 7 I st OVC-Co 1963-64 Bobby Laughlin 10 J J 6th 1960-61 ·· Coach Bobby Laughlin 1964-65 Bobby Laughlin 13 10 5th (l-2) MSU 71 Xavier 66 Laughlin Totals, 12 years, 166-120 MSU 64 Kentucky 71 MSU 61 Louisville 83 1965-66 Bob Wirght 12 12 5th 1966-67 Bob Wright 16 8 3rd 1967-68 Bob Wright 12 9 4th 1982-83 •· Coach Wayne Martin 1968-69 Bob Wright 18 9 I st OVC-Co (0- 1) MSU 59 Syracuse 74 Wright Totals, 4 years, 58-38 1983-84 •· Coach Wayne Martin 1969-70 Bill Harre11 13 1 l 6th (1-1) MSU 70 N.C. A&T 69 1970-71 Bill Harrell 8 17 6th MSU 59 Louisville 72 1971-72 Bill Harrell 16 11 l st OVC-Tri 1972-73 Bill Harrell 14 II 2nd 1973-74 Bill Harrell 17 9 I st OVC-Co Totals -· 5 Appearances •· Record: 4-6 Harrell Totals, 5 years, 68-59

Morehead State University «Records A9D Series Records Opponent First Game LastGame Wins Losses Opponent First Game Last Grune Wins Losses Akron 74-75 88-89 11 10 Florida Intern. 87-88 87-88 l 1 Alabama 57-58 76-77 I 1 Franklin 60-61 85-86 3 0 Alabama-Huntsville 81 -82 83-84 3 0 Fresno State 79-80 79-80 0 1 Furman 47-48 54-55 I 1 Alcorn State 90-91 91-92 2 0 Georgelown 33-34 64-65 26 11 61 -62 61-62 l 0 Anderson George Washington 79-80 79-80 0 1 Arizona 46-47 46-47 0 I Georgia Tech 89-90 89-91 0 1 Armstrong State 32-33 32-33 l 0 Georgia State 73-74 79-80 3 0 Austin Peay 63-64 94-95 36 29 Glenville State 48-49 49-50 2 0 ,j Baldwin-Wallace 46-47 46-47 0 Hamline 47-48 47-48 0 1 BaJI State 74-75 75-76 I l Hanover 62-63 62-63 l 0 Baptist College 74-75 74-75 l 0 Hardin-Simmons 89-90 89-90 0 J Baylor 82-83 82-83 0 High Point 52-53 52-53 l 0 Bellarmine 54-55 78-79 0 l Idaho State 64-65 65-66 2 0 Berea 33-34 70-71 26 4 Indiana 78-79 94-95 0 3 Indiana Central 44-45 77-78 2 I Bluefield College 80-81 80-8 1 1 0 Indiana Southeast 8 1-82 83-84 2 0 Bluefield State 31 -32 31-32 l 0 Indiana State 46-47 71-72 2 2 Bowling Green 55-56 85-86 3 2 Ill-Chicago Circle 80-81 80-81. 1 0 Brescia 90-91 90-91 I 0 Illinois State 71-72 73-74 l 2 California 74-75 75-76 I 1 Iona 86-87 86-87 0 1 Campbellsville 29-30 88-89 3 0 Iowa 55-56 84-85 0 2 Canisius 64-65 70-71 3 2 Jacksonville 38-39 69-70 0 2 Carson-Newman 68-69 68-69 I 0 Kansas 80-81 83-84 0 2 Cedarville 3 1-32 50-51 11 0 Kent 94-95 94-95 1 0 Centenary 81 -82 81-82 0 I Kentucky 60-61 92-93 0 3 Central State (Ohio) 46-47 84-85 3 0 Kentucky State 65-66 68-69 5 1 Kentucky Wesleyan 30-3 1 65-66 13 14 Central Michigan 39-40 40-4 1 0 2 Ki ng's College 59-60 59-60 1 0 Centre 33-34 88-89 17 2 Larmar State 69-70 69-70 I 0 Chaminade 88-89 88-89 l 0 LaSalle 44-45 67-68 I 3 Charleston (W. Va.) 29-30 82-83 13 2 Lawrence Tech 38-39 38-39 0 1 Cincinnati 38-39 94-95 2 8 Liberty 88-89 91 -92 2 2 Citadel 51-52 51-52 l 0 Lincoln Memorial 30-3 1 83-84 3 1 Clemson 9 1-92 91-92 0 1 Long Island 82-83 82-83 0 l Cleveland State 69-70 81-82 3 0 Louisiana State 88-89 88-89 0 1 Coastal Carolina 9 1-92 94-95 2 0 Louisiana Tech 66-67 75-76 5 0 Clinch Valley 81-82 86-87 3 0 Louisville 31-32 93-94 12 25 Concord 38-39 38-39 0 Loyola-Chicago 46-47 93-94 2 3 Marshall 39-40 88-89 41 4 Colorado State 54-55 54-55 I Md.-Baltimore County 89-90 89-90 l 1 Coppin State 89-90 89-90 0 I Md.-East Shore 88-89 92-93 4 1 Creighton 46-47 46-47 I 0 McNeese State 78-79 78-79 1 l Cumberland 29-30 66-67 6 0 Mercer 72-73 78-79 2 2 David Lipscomb 58-59 58-59 I 0 Memphis State 53-54 54-55 2 0 Davidson 50-51 50-51 1 0 Miami (Fla.) 55-56 70-7 I 3 2 Dayton 56-57 90-9 1 0 4 Miami-Ohio 44-45 68-69 l 2 Denver 77-78 77-78 I 0 Michigan State 92-93 92-93 0 J Duquesne 46-47 71-72 I 3 Middle Tennessee 52-53 94-95 49 41 Eastern Illinois 81-82 82-83 2 0 Milligan 80-81 84-85 2 0 4 Eastern Kentucky 30-31 94-95 55 83 Mississippi State 57-58 79-80 0 Mississippi Valley St. 89-90 89-90 I 0 East Tennessee 53-54 80-8 1 23 2 l Missouri 84-85 84-85 0 I Erskine 38-39 38-39 l 0 Missouri-Kansas City 87-88 92-93 0 4 Evansville 47-48 86-87 4 9 Montreat-Anderson 94-95 94-95 I 0 Florida 69-70 69-70 0 Murray State 33-34 94-95 46 78 Eagle Basketball 1995-96 (AlO Series RecordsD

Opponent First Game Last Game Wins Losses Opponent First Game Last Game Wins Losses Nebraska 88-89 94-95 0 2 Toledo 7 1-72 72-73 0 2 New Orleans 78-79 78-79 0 1 Transylvania 30-31 54-55 16 6 Niagara 56-57 70-71 0 2 Troy State 76-77 76-77 I 0 Nicholls State 89-90 89-90 2 0 Union 32-33 92-93 3 1 10 North Carolina A&T 83-84 83-84 L 0 Utah 65-66 90-91 0 3 NC-Asheville 78-79 78-79 I 0 Utah State 65-66 65-66 0 1 NC-Charlotte 72-73 76-77 1 3 Vanderbilt 87-88 87-88 0 1 NC- Greensboro 91 -92 91-92 2 0 Va. Commonwealth 72-73 73-74 1 I Northern IUinois 89-90 94-95 2 l Virginia Tech 75-76 75-76 0 1 Northwestern St.-La. 77-78 77-78 0 1 Wagner 86-87 86-87 I 0 Northern Kentucky 74-75 93-94 5 0 Washington & Lee 55-56 57-58 2 0 Ohio 48-49 88-89 7 17 Wayne State 55-56 55-56 l 0 Ohio Wesleyan 47-48 87-88 4 0 West Liberty 46-47 90-91 2 0 Oklahoma 84-85 84-85 0 2 West Texas State 47-48 70-71 1 2 Oklahoma State 89-90 89-90 0 2 West Virginia State 89-90 91 -92 2 0 Oral Roberts 71-72 72-73 0 l West Virginia Tech 86-87 86-87 1 0 Pacific 74-75 77-78 0 2 Western Carolina 82-83 82-83 I I Pan American 68-69 69-70 3 2 Western Illinois 81-82 86-87 1 3 Pikeville 29-30 29-30 2 0 Western Kentucky 35-36 85-86 31 72 Pittsburgh 56-57 56-57 I 0 Western Michigan 68-69 93-94 3 3 Purdue 85-86 85-86 0 l Wheaton 47-48 47-48 0 1 Radford 88-89 88-89 I I Wichita State 41-42 41-42 l 0 Rio Grande 30-31 66-67 ll I Wilmington-Ohio 38-39 79-80 5 4 Saginaw Valley 84-85 84-85 L 0 Winona State 71-72 7 1-72 l 0 Salem 42-43 42-43 I 0 Wis.-Milwaukee 90-91 91-92 I 1 Sam Houston State 87-88 87-88 0 l Wright State 75-76 92-93 2 2 Seton Hall 70-71 70-71 0 I Xavier 41-42 79-80 3 4 Shawnee State 88-89 88-89 I 0 Youngstown State 81-82 89-90 12 5 South Carolina State 85-86 86-87 0 2 South Dakota 47-48 47-48 0 I Southeast Missouri 91-92 94-95 6 2 Southern lilinois 80-81 85-86 I 2 Southern Mississippi 50-51 73-74 5 2 Southern Utah 90-91 90-91 I l Southwest Texas 50-51 50-51 0 1 Spring Hill 56-57 56-57 1 0 St. Ambrose 46-47 46-47 I 0 Sl. Bonaventure 56-57 62-63 I 2 St. Francis-Pa. 58-59 60-61 I 4 St. Joseph's-Ind. 71 -72 7 1-72 I 0 St. Joseph's-Pa. 72-73 72-73 0 1 St. Peter's-NJ. 70-71 92-93 I 2 St. Vincent 57-58 57-58 0 1 Stetson 81-82 81-82 0 I Syracuse 82-83 87-88 0 2 M Tampa 57-58 58-59 2 0 Tennessee 83-84 94-95 0 2 Tennessee-Martin 91-92 94-95 5 2 Tennessee State 80-81 94-95 13 11 Tennessee Tech 50-51 94-95 57 43 Tennessee Wesleyan 31-32 87-88 8 0 Texas A&M 46-47 46-47 I 0 Texas-Arlington 88-89 88-89 2 0 Texas-El Paso 87-88 87-88 0 I Thomas More 50-51 93-94 8 0 Tiffin 86-87 86-87 I 0

Morehead State University «Year-by-Year AH» Year-by-Year MSU 1929-30 OPP , 37 Eas1em Kentucky 45 46 Union 40 49 Union 21 25 Sue Bennett 37 32 Union 33 38 Kenlucky Wesleyan 29 50 New River State 21 37 Cumberland 25 22· MurrayS!alC 46 KIAC Tournament 27 Wilmington 29 32 New River State 21 30 Centre 28 26 Union 29 41 Union 43 29 Moms Harvey 52 34 Georgetown 27 Record: 14-3 31 Marshall 42 61 Campbellsville 17 27 Transylvania 23 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 29 Alfred Holbrook 31 38 Bliss 26 40 Louisville 35 40 Marshall 51 31 Lee 22 SIAA Tournament MSU 1937-38 OPP KIAC Tournament 23 Morris Harvey 15 39 Transylvania 24 31 Alfred Holbrook 28 41 Murray State 39 39 Cumberlwid 32 30 Western Kentucky 32 31 Kentucky Wesleyan 37 46 Eastern Kentucky 30 15 SueBenne11 34 Record: 7-8 45 Alfred Holbrook 40 33 Western Kentucky 36 29 Pikeville 22 Head Coach: George Downing 34 Trwisylvania 24 Record: 7-14 48 Pikeville 18 44 Louisville 40 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson " Record: 9-3 MSU 1934-35 OPP 30 Kentuck-y Wesleyan 33 Head Coach: George Downing 20 Alfred Holbrook 17 33 Eastern Kentuck-y 36 MSU 1940-41 OPP 34 Union 38 39 Union 28 34 Alfred Holbrook 23 MSU 1930-31 OPP 13 Georgetown 26 53 Berea 31 43 Union 28 21 Kentucky Wesleyan 33 24 Transylvania 18 27 Murray Stale 54 39 Central Michigwi 48 19 Kentucky Wesleyan 37 30 Kentucky Wesleyan 35 25 Western Kentucky 42 50 Cedarville 44 29 Lee 23 25 Louisville 34 30 Western Kentucky 38 42 Rio Grande 45 32 Manis Harvey 25 44 Eastern Kentucky 20 20 Union 21 38 Wilmington 47 30 Transylvania "B" 19 22 -Berea 45 30 Transylvania 31 45 Centre 33 38 Rio Grande 20 37 Un.ion 29 18 Murray Stale 24 38 Eastern Kentucky 37 20 Eastern Kentucky 32 19 Georgetown 28 38 Kentucky Wesleyan 44 35 Alfred Holbrook 25 23 Lincoln Memorial 28 31 Berea 28 KIAC Tournament 57 Berea 40 34 Sue Bennett 37 15 Kentucky Wesleyan 32 25 Western Kentucky 46 45 Marshall 61 30 Manis Aarvey 26 40 Louisville 32 Record: 6-11 37 Union 35 Record: 5-5 18 Eas1ern Kenrucky 22 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 44 Eastern Kentucky 57 Head Coach: George Downing KTACTournnrnent 35 Marshall 46 32 Eas1ern Kentucky 24 MSU 1938-39 OPP 46 Wilmington 37 MSU 1931-32 OPP 4 Western Kentucky 12 42 Alfred Holbrook 24 47 Rio Grande 44 43 Sue Bennett 14 Record: 7-9 36 Wilmington 43 KIAC Tournament 60 Lee 22 Read Coach: George Downing 38 Lawrence Tech 41 60 Louisville 44 27 Kentucky Wesleyan 30 19 Cincinnati 40 40 Union 50 24 Louisville 30 MSU 1935-36 OPP 37 Transylvania 35 Record: 11-7 19 Eastern Kentucky 32 34 Alfred Holbrook 16 43 Union 41 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 36 Rio Grande 20 28 Union 26 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 34 47 Bluefield 20 24 Georgclown 29 50 Eastern Kentucky 39 MSU 1941-42 OPP 34 Cedarville 23 34 Centre 37 46 Centre 41 40 Rio Grande 33 24 Louisville 30 21 Kentucky Wesleyan 17 41 Transylvania 30 27 Xavier 43 40 Tennessee Wesleyan 30 31 Transylvania 40 43 Concord 51 38 Cincinnati 47 36 SueBennell 40 26 Eastern Kentucky 15 36 Union 38 41 Wilmington 40 26 Eastern Kenlucky 40 36 Georgetown 25 43 Berea 26 49 Wichita 33 44 Monis Harvey 42 40 Berea 58 37 Centre 38 68 Centre 20 Record: 7-6 37 Transylvania 48 34 Wilmington 33 59 Marshnll 60 Head Coach: Geo(ge Downing 17 Murray Stale 33 30 Eastern Kentucky 48 56 Eastern Kentucky 37 47 Eastern Kentucky 45 44 Kentucky Wesleyan 35 60 Mexico 49 MSU 1932-33 OPP 35 Centre 36 51 Alfred Holbrook 27 56 Western Kentucky 49 53 SueBennelt 10 40 Louisville 35 KIAC Tournament 91 Cedarville 37 23 New River State 34 23 Ken lucky Wesleyan 35 42 Centre 21 55 Moms Harvey 54 31 Union 39 KlAC Tournament 36 Union 23 59 Berea 61 42 Sue Bennett 32 34 Union 32 44 Murray Stale 37 43 Murray State 56 22 Eastern Kentucky 53 36 Western Ken1ucky 74 33 Western Kentucky 37 40 Murray State 44 70 Armstrong 16 Record: 8-9 SIAA Tournament 31 Wes1em Kentucky 64 36 Louisville 33 Head Coach: George Downing 30 Erskine 27 49 Eastern Kentucky 52 29 Kentucky Wesleyan 43 40 Jacksonville 53 70 Wilmingotn 46 35 Union 34 MSU 1936-37 OPP Record: 16-8 69 Rio Grande 47 39 Kentucky Wesleyan 21 58 Alfred Holbrook 26 Head Conch: Ellis T. Johnson 43 Marshall 40 42 Eastern Kemucky 48 55 Morris Harvey 37 KIAC Tournament 33 Transylvania 32 38 Alfred Holbrook 24 MSU 1939-40 OPP 44 Eastern Kentucky 47 39 Louisville 24 34 Georgetown 25 38 Alfred Holbrook 43 NAIB Tournament Record: 8-5 43 Union 34 29 Wilmington 36 29 Warrensburg 53 Head Coach: George Downing 35 Kentucky Wesleyan 30 15 Transylvania 26 Record: 12- 10 41 Centre 39 27 Centrnl Michigan 40 Head Coach: Ellis T Johnson MSU 1933-34 OPP 35 Transylvania 29 48 Cedarville 43 26 Eastern Kentucky 40 44 Louisville 46 39 Eastern Kentucky 46 29 Union 28 43 Mexico City YMCA 28 53 Centre 21 36 Berea 37 48 Georgelown 20 35 Eastern Kentucky 41 35 Louisville 39 38 Eastern Kentucky 40 32 Transylvania 24 49 Centre 27 42 Transylvania 24 25 Murray Stale 35 36 Tr.1nsylvwiia 39 53 Berea 37 34 Western Kenlucky 44

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 « Al2 Year-by-Year D

MSU 1942-43 OPP 39 Louisville 44 53 Eastern Kentucky 72 49 Mw-shall 60 55 Lincoln Memorial 42 47 Murray State 50 57 Duquesne 60 62 Mississippi Southern 56 53 Salem 51 55 Berea 37 60 Marshall 66 75 Murray State 93 47 Murshall 45 46 Mnrshall 41 40 Western Kentucky 43 62 Tennessee Tech 58 31 Berea 30 75 Georgetown 44 70 Ohio Wesleyan 46 73 Murray State 80 40 Rio Grande 34 62 Eas1em Kentucky 63 71 Cedarville 56 84 Eastern Kentucky 74 19 Lexington Signal Depot 32 40 Weslern Kentucky 62 Record: 10-17 59 Xavier 65 29 Enstern Kentucky 54 60 Murray State 53 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 86 Berea 71 46 Rio Grande 32 71 Union 40 66 Georgetown 68 45 Berea 43 80 Berea 49 MSU 1948-49 OPP 84 Kenlucky Wesleyan 72 41 Georgetown 42 48 Marshall 53 54 Berea 44 72 Marshall 68 69 Marshall 46 50 Louisville 61 65 Cedarville 64 57 Evansville 91 52 Eastern Kentucky 55 53 Western Kentucl.-y 49 51 We.stem Kenrocky 66 75 Davidson 63 40 Murray State 54 KIAC Tournament 54 Union 52 73 Wes1em Kentucky 37 Murray Suue. 56 44 George1own 38 61 Evansville 71 66 Centre 63 52 Georgetown 42 58 Berea 32 64 Ohio 48 OVC Tournament 53 Lexington Signal Depol 37 43 Eas1ern Kentucky 45 68 Georgetown 52 57 Evansville 66 KlAC Tournament Record: 13-8 31 Eas1ern Kentucky 65 NAlB Tournurnenl 28 Kentucky Wesleyan 20 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 70 Murray Stale 54 62 Sou1.hwe.st Texas State 70 66 Eastern Kentucky 64 64 Marshall 62 Record: 14-12 35 Western Kentucky 46 MSU 1946-47 OPP 64 Cedarville 59 Read Coach: Ellis T. Johnson Record: 12-7 60 Southern Baptist 39 59 Murray State 86 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson ,67 West Libcny S1aie 41 64 Georgetown 49 MSU 1951-52 OPP 55 Tex.asA&M 59 70 Ohio 61 50 Ft. Knox 61 MSU 1943-44 OPP 50 Marshall 54 50 EiL~tcrn Kentucky 62 62 Kcn1ucky Wesleyan 78 72 Rio Grande 13 56 Baldwin Wallace 51 78 Glenville 51 86 Union 79 77 Georgetown 26 57 St.Ambrose 41 44 Marshall 77 51 Murray State . 86 54 Berea 47 63 Central 56 74 Union 62 55 Western Keorucky 65 61 Murray State 47 52 Duquesne 53 48 Western Kentucky 69 70 Murray State 74 56 Berea 49 63 Arizona 64 52 Evansville 76 84 Citadel 44 34 Western Kentucky 29 65 Creighlon 58 55 Berea 53 76 . Evansville 78 77 Rio Grande 26 60 Morris Harvey 25 OVC Tournament 50 Easfcrn Kentucky 80 35 Western Kentucky 41 67 Kentucky Wesleyan 59 57 Evansville 54 71 Evansville 59 67 Louisville 55 46 Murray State 66 54 Louisville 77 69 Marshall 75 41 Marshall 43 48 Eastern Kentucky 59 Record: 14-9 68 Centre 60 55 Marshall 30 56 Miami-Ohio 61 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 47 Tennessee Tech 63 57 Louisville 38 44 Georgetown 54 67 Georgetown 69 30 Murray State 34 76 Kentucky Wesleyan 62 MSU 1949-50 Ql>p 63 Louisville 83 65 Ft. Knox A.R.T.C. 44 65 Marshall 69 61 Cedarville 52 78 Tennessee Tech 66 80 Georgetown 26 57 Eastern Kentucky 75 47 Western Ken1ucky 58 64 Eastern Kentucky 58 Record: 12-3 53 Murray State Glenville Head Coach: Len Miller 58 65 62 68 Berea 62 41 Wcslcm Kentucky 69 48 Louisville 82 72 Western Kentucky 80 MSU l944-45 OPP 62 Morris Harvey 73 65 Murray State 63 71 Kentucky Wesleyan 67 41 Louisville 55 44 Lndiana State 61 64 Evansville 60 54 Marshall 53 44 Mian1i-Ohio 35 37 Weslcrn Kentucky 50 65 Marshall 105 70 Georgetown 50 51 Georgetown 26 56 Georgetown 55 43 Eas1ern Kentucky 50 70 Union 82 54 LaSalle 47 60 Loyola 59 59 Tennessee Tecb 57 68 Berea 48 47 Mitchell Field 52 KIAC Tournament 79 Union 63 OVCToumament 75 Central Indiana 42 35 Eastern Kentucky 60 59 Marshall 62 62 Marshall 74 58 Berea 40 Record: 11-1 6 46 Murray State 75 Record: 11-14 57 Murray State 50 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 71 Louisville 82 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 48 Eastern Kentucky 30 80 Tennessee. Tech 59 62 Georgetown 45 MSU 1947-48 OPP 74 Cedarvrne 68 MSU 1952-53 OPP 72 Western Kentucl.-y 48 67 Cedarville 47 57 Enstcrn Kentucky 56 92 Union 83 48 Eastern Kentucky 44 53 West Texas Srn1e 62 71 Georgetown 61 47 Louisville 65 76 Berea 53 52 West Texas State 54 65 Western Kentucky 77 33 Western Ken1ucky 56 58 Louisville. 63 55 Marshall 62 84 Berea 67 75 Georgetown 58 34 Western Kentucky 36 40 Western Kentucl.-y 78 63 Georgetown 67 66 We.s1em Kentucky 79 38 Murray State 32 54 Kentucky Wesleyan 55 77 Union 58 J06 High Point-N.C. 71 39 Marshall 52 61 Wheaton 70 OVC Tournament 94 Middle Tennessee 74 57 Marshall 37 47 Evansville 67 60 Murray State 75 62 Marshall 77 50 Louisville 38 56 Sou1h Dalcotn 65 Record: 12-10 73 Enstern Kentucky 83 74 Eastern Kentucky 53 60 Furman 78 Head Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 56 Murray Slate 81 35 Cincinnati 24 67 Georgetown 45 89 Tennessee Tech 94 81 Rio Grande 15 42 Hamline 74 MSU 1950-51 OPP 88 Middle Tennessee 81 Record: 16-6 71 Union 55 52 Union 55 69 Murray State 81 Head Conch: Len Miller 61 Evansville 37 85 Cedarville 56 76 Transylvania 70 48 Eastern Ken1ucky 53 90 Villa MaDonna 39 IOI Tennessee Tech 89 MSU 1945-46 OPP 60 Murray State 70 90 Ken lucky Wesleyan 74 95 Centre 77 61 Geocgelown 31 53 Murray State 70 70 Western Kentucky 64 74 Berea 49 41 Lou.isville 55 80 Beren 54 49 Eastern Kentucky 55 69 Eastern Kentucky 95 57 Kenlucky Wesleyan 35 66 Kentucky Wesleyan 57 88 Tennessee Tech 90 97 Union 86 60 Georgetown 35 71 Union 53 54 Georgetown 39 72 Marshall 62 53 Kentucky Wesleyan 44 57 Georgetown 56 78 Union 58 75 Transylvania 84 • Morehead State University fiYear-by-Year A13»

82 Geo1getown 89 Ill Bowli ng Green 79 57 Ohio 71 106 East Tennessee 89 96 Berea 71 91 Ohio 97 99 Middle Tennessee 79 70 Mnrshall 68 OVC Toumamenl 94 Louisville 112 85 Kentucky Wesleyan IOI 80 MiddleT ennessee 66 70 Tennessee Tech 61 "93 Middle Tennessee 70 89 Trunpa 64 80 M111T11yStnte 85 65 Western Kentucky 76 90 Eastern Kentucky 68 75 Western Kentucky 60 78 Murray State 95 Record: 13- 12 80 Tennessee Tech 101 73 Murray State 68 103 SL Francis 77 Head Conch: Ellis T. Johnson 98 Murray Slnte 82 72 Eastern Kentucky 91 91 Mu1T11y Slate 88 122 Union 63 Tennessee Tech 66 70 64 St. Vincenl 68 78 Marshall 74 MSU 1953-54 OPP 80 Western Kenlucky 86 86 LaSalle 89 100 Western Kentucky 94 90 Georgetown 83 103 Bellarmine 81 Record; 13-JO 70 Miami-Pia. 85 89 Union 59 108 Marshall 103 Head Coach: Bobby LaugWin 87 Jacksonville 96 93 Middle Tennessee 80 73 MurrayS1a1c 75 90 Eastern Kentucky 73 ~ 75 Louisville 92 II 0 Ohio 67 MSU 1958-59 OPP 54 Eastern Kentucky 67 69 Murrny State 65 113 Cincinnati 11 9 118 Moms Harvey 104 OVCPlayoff 86 Cenlre S3 79 Georgetown 84 70 Tennessee Tech 78 S5 Eastern Kentucky 54 I 69 Memphis State 59 102 Miami-Fin. 89 86 David Lipscomb 81 80 Western Kentucky 72 77 Western Kentucky 98 99 Ohio 11 3 86 Western Kentucky 78 NCAA Tournament 96 Eastern Kentucky 94 73 Western Kentucky 72 75 Ohio 73 71 Xavier 66 80 Georgetown 71 OVCPlayoff 63 Mississippi State 87 64 Kenlucky 71 90 Transylvania 65 84 Western Kentucky 80 67 Bellamiine 64 61 LouLwille 83 83 Union 77 NCAA Tournament 76 East Tennessee 85 Record: 19-12 61 East Tennessee 64 107 Marshall 92 77 St. Francis 89 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 96 Tennessee Tech 79 83 Iowa 97 83 East Tennessee 77 83 Middle Tennessee 72 95 Wayne 84 94 Middle Tennessee 81 67 Eastern Kentucky 86 MSU 1961-62 OPP 79 Eas1 Tennessee 75 Record: 19-10 77 Ohio 88 87 Anderson 74 75 We.~tern Kentucky 88 Head Coach: Bobby Lnughlin 83 Marshall 86 107 Miami-Pia. 81 IOI Eas1ern Kentucky 88 101 Middle Tennessee 78 11 3 Berea 57 71 Tennessee Tech 84 MSU L956-57 OPP 83 Murray State 76 56 Ohio 60 76 Murray State 87 68 Louisville 81 77 Eas1ern Kentucky 95 71 Tennessee Tech 63 80 Transylvania 77 107 VlllaMaDonna 49 74 Western Kentucky 88 88 Villn MaDonnn 85 81 Quantico Marines 94 95 Middle Tennes.,;ee 72 68 Murrny Stale 73 69 East Tennessee 67 OVC Tournament 81 Marshall 79 66 Tenne.~see Tech 90 89 Tennessee Tech 69 92 Tennessee Tech 55 95 Bellannine 72 l 17 Tampa 86 79 Western Kenuicky 80 79 Western Kentucky 97 85 Tennessee Tech 82 93 Minmi-Pla. 102 89 Murray State 72 Record: 16-8 95 Trnnsyl vnnin 47 92 Marshall 91 70 Middle Tennessee 67 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 97 Florido Stille 75 Record: 11-12 82 Union 61 79 Spring hill 83 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 85 Eastern Kentucky 93 MSU 1954-55 OPP 119 Ohio 88 96 Eas1 Tennessee 67 83 Georgetown 89 62 St. Bonaventure 79 MSU 1959-60 OPP 73 Ohio 87 89 Western Kentucky 79 74 Niagara 97 88 !Gng,; 55 70 Villa MnDonna 64 69 Middle Tenne.~see 72 l lJ Memphis Strue 90 81 Marshall 77 65 Ohio 76 74 Murray Stale 66 64 MurrnySuue 72 68 Murrny State 65 67 Tennessee Tech 94 51 Western Kentucky 77 93 Colorado State 73 59 Ohio 66 68 Western Kentucky 100 80 Marshall 75 76 Union 75 70 MiddleTeOJ1essee 61 55 SI. Francis 58 74 Loyola 79 103 Tennessee Tech 73 67 Dayton 80 58 LaSalle 63 85 Mru-.~hall 69 93 Eastern Kentucky 97 104 Murrny Stute 90 84 East Tennessee 94 66 Eastern Kentucky 68 75 Cincinnati 116 85 Louisville 74 83 Middle Tennessee 82 Record: 14-8 98 Middle Tennessee 79 98 Tennessee Tech 77 80 Eastern Kentucky 106 Hend Coach: Bobby Laughlin 62 Louisville 99 89 KenLucky Wesleyan 64 75 Florida State 78 130 Funnan 11 7 81 Western Kentud.'Y 97 82 Middle Tennessee 89 MSU 196.2-63 OPP 75 Tennessee Tech 86 87 Western Kentucky 81 96 Murray Stale 87 88 Hanover 49 97 Middle Tennessee 96 100 Ea.~tern Kentucky 95 73 Mississippi Stale 75 81 Marshall 69 95 Georgetown 77 92 Eastern Kentucky 75 72 Eastern Kentucky 89 103 Middle Tennessee 59 105 Murray Staie 78 78 Cincinnati 70 72 Western Kentucky 8S 81 SL Bonaventure 80 73 Eastern Kentucky 81 NCAA Tournament 89 Eas1 Tennessee 85 67 Ohio 76 105 Transylvania 72 85 Piusburgh 86 69 St. Francis 94 80 Marshall 66 103 Cemre 58 Record: 19-8 66 Ohio 96 74 Tennessee Tech 76 107 Bellarrnine 80 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin Record: 5-1 4 87 Western Kentucky 71 75 Wesrem Kentucky 96 OVCChampions Head Coach; Bobby Laughlin 90 Murrny Slate 73 82 Ohio 90 87 Eastern Kentucky 72 OVC Tournament MSU '1957-58 OPP MSO 1960-61 OPP 106 Jacksonville 80 123 Middle Tennessee 68 97 VillnMnDonna 77 89 Franklin 82 75 East Tennessee 71 J 103 Berea 73 7~ Eastern Kentucky 91 77 Marshall 85 81 Western Kentucky 71 ' Record: 14-10 78 Ohio 60 80 Ohio 81 64 Tennessee Tech 68 Head Coach Bobby Laughlin 81 Bellarntine 71 85 Tennessee Tech 84 84 Tennessee Tech 74 90 Murray State 86 70 Western Kentucky 101 79 Middle Tenne..,;,~ee 67 MSU 1955-56 OPP 98 Alabama 91 85 Middle Tennessee 75 77 Western Kentucky 83 54 Ohio 81 138 Centre 70 41 Mi!;sissippi State 46 68 East Tennessee 77 95 Middle Tennessee 78 Washington & Lee 88 SL Bon;iventure 106 103 59 IOI 87 Eastern Kentucky 81 68 Middle Tennessee 71 64 St. Francis 68 84 Eastern Kentucky 92 Wa~hington & Lee 87 93 Marshall 80 81 VillaMnDonna 71 OVC Playoff 83 Tennessee Tech 65 79 Tennessee Tech 69 88 East Tennessee 82 68 Tennessee Tech 80 102 Marshall 89 83 Eastern Kentucky 73 69 Tennessee Tech 64 Record: 13-7 97 MurraySuue 106 68 Murray S rate 62 71 Ohio 87 Head Coach: Bobby Laughl in

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 fiA14 Year-by-Year D

MSU 1963-64 OPP 94 MurrnyState 83 86 Western Kentucky 87 59 East Tennessee 56 109 Cumberland 102 83 Mnrshnll 86 93 Tennessee Tech 84 74 Eastern Kentucky 76 84 Ohio 105 81 East Tennessee 70 63 East Tennessee 59 Record: 8• J7 96 Middle Tennessee 91 73 Tennessee Tech 96 92 Morris Harvey 78 Head Conch: Bill Harrell 108 Georgetown 95 Record: 12-12 85 Southern Mississippi 93 103 MnrshnU 83 Bend Coach: Bobby Wright 91 Minmi 92 MSU 1971-72 OPP 85 Loyola-Chicago 127 77 &slern Kentucky 65 63 Duque.~ne 76 94 Tennessee Tech 87 MSU 1966-67 OPP 106 Middle Tennessee 74 103 Oral Roberts 105 85 Austin Peay 76 98 Cumberland 69 79 Kentucky State 72 131 St.Peter's 92 74 Western Kentucky 80 11 9 Rio Grande 98 90 Austin Peay 75 82 Marshall 105 89 Murrny State 102 84 Marshall 77 89 Murrny State 91 85 Winono State 72 85 Middle Tennessee 92 OVC Tournament 78 Western Kentucl..')' 77 98 St. Joseph's-Indiana 90 77 Ea.~tcrn Kenrucky 73 74 Tennessee Tech 78 63 Dayton 75 89 Indiana State 95 68 East Tennessee 70 77 We.~tcrn Kentucky 80 84 Tennessee Tech 64 103 Marshall 98 02 Western Kentucky 95 83 Louisiana Tech 65 77 East Tennessee 67 104 Illinois State 94 98 Tennessee Tech 105 80 East Tennessee 83 OVCPlnyoff 81 Murrny Slate 65 110 Marshall 102 88 Kentucky Stme 85 76 Murray State 94 104 Austin Peay 113 83 Austin Peay 88 108 Murrny State 93 Record: 18-9 74 Western Kentucky 77 67 Ohio 85 81 Austin Peay 71 Head Coach: Bobby Wright 64 Middle Tenne.~see 63 86 East Tennessee 78 91 Middle Tennessee 67 81 East Tennessee 83 66 Eastern Kentucky 71 79 Western Kenrucl.'Y 100 MSU 1969-70 OPP 101 Tennessee Tech 90 84 Murray State 89 63 Canisius 62 82 Florida 73 94 Eastern Kentucky 93 Record: 10-11 79 Tennessee Tech 83 63 Jacksonville 117 87 Indiana State 79 Toledo 105 Head Coach: Bobby Laughlin 80 Ea.~t Tennessee 70 84 Southern Mississippi 55 88 100 Au.~tin Peay 97 91 Easrem Kentucky 75 Campbellsville 58 MSU l964-65 OPP 77 89 Murray State 80 11 2 Marshall 98 79 Eastern Kentucky 87 83 Curnberlnnd 76 77 Austin Peay 86 71 Middle Tennessee 68 77 Marshull 85 11 3 Franklin 86 65 Western Kentucky 86 97 Western Kentucky 103 58 Idaho State 56 89 Murrny State 99 72 Murray State 79 98 Tennes.~Tech 96 96 Georgetown 87 87 Middle Tennessee 62 95 Austin Peay 100 124 East Tennessee 99 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 84 103 Tennessee Tech 95 90 Clevelnnd Stare 68 91 Eastern Kentucky 121 OYCToumament 76 Easl Tennessee 86 83 Western Kentucky 86 OYCPlayoff 82 Murray State 89 90 Eastern Kentucky 77 81 Tennessee Tech 75 82 Western Kentucky 79 77 Eastern Kentucky 82 Record: I 6-8 63 East Tennessee 75 86 Eastern Kentucky 98 96 Middle Tennessee 73 Rend Coach: Bobby Wright 88 Middle Tennessee 67 Record: 16-11 83 Austin Peay 71 88 Mnrshnll 78 Head Conch: Bill Harrell 74 Canisius 93 MSU 1967-68 OPP 79 Pan American 67 Western Kentucky 93 65 OYC Toumnment 68 LamarTeeh 66 MSU 1972-73 OPP 84 Mnrshall 82 63 Tennessee Tech 71 69 Eastern Kentucky 70 85 UNC•Charlotte 78 77 Tennessee Tech 90 78 Mnr.~hall 79 64 Middle Tennessee 80 98 Morris Harvey 89 80 East Tennessee 91 111 Kentucky State 82 Mercer 91 Marshall 94 97 Murray Stole 93 95 103 84 Canisius 54 103 Virginia Commonweallb 90 73 Austin Peay 81 84 Austin Peay 77 83 Marshall 82 74 Western Kentucky 98 85 Eastern Kentucky 90 82 Middle Tennessee 87 67 MurrayStme 83 93 Toledo 94 66 Western Kentucky 55 70 Cleveland State 68 81 Austin Peay 77 83 Tennessee Tech 79 74 Western Michigan 76 78 Murray State 69 84 Middle Tennessee 69 71 Marshall 74 90 Tennessee Tech 74 76 East Tenncs.c;ce 80 88 Western Kentucky 72 Record: 13- 11 86 Oral Roberts 103 96 East Tennessee 75 74 Tennessee Tech 81 107 Eastern Kentucky 100 Head Conch: Bill Harrell 91 Illinois State 85 76 East Tennessee 81 81 Austin Peay 79 75 MUDUyState 84 89 Eastern Kentucky 80 82 Murray State 75 Record: 13-10 87 Austin Peay 66 MSU 1970-71 OPP Berea 90 72 Middle Tennessee 63 Head Conch: Bobby Laughlin 101 Murray State 80 99 88 Morris Harvey 78 85 Western Kentucky 69 MSU 1965-66 OPP 76 Western Kentucky 80 81 Marshall 80 88 Middle Tennessee 92 97 St. Peter's 109 92 Cumberland 65 Setson Hall 91 78 Tenne.~'iCC Tech 74 109 Kentucky State 71 66 85 Kentucky Wesleyan 100 70 Marshnll 73 91 East Tennessee 74 83 Tennessee Tech 72 IOI Canisius 71 69 Niagara 74 84 St. Joseph's-Indiana 103 82 Kentucky State 87 85 East Tennessee 79 69 Murray State 83 73 LaSalle 81 74 Canisius 83 11 7 Idaho State 98 86 Marshall 96 83 Austin Peay 96 63 Utah State 90 83 Eastern Kentucky 94 11 2 West.em Kentucky 93 Record: 12-9 84 Austin Peay 90 91 Utah 128 66 Murray State 68 89 Middle Tennessee 87 Head Conch: Bobby Wright 95 OYCToumament 69 Middle Tennessee 71 86 East Tennessee 79 Tennessee Tecb 85 55 Western Kentucl'Y 80 63 Western Kentucky 85 1968-69 OPP 92 Eastern Kentucky 84 64 Eastern Kentucky 74 MSU 69 Tennessee Tech 75 Middle Tennessee 64 96 Carson Newman 69 Record: 14-11 78 64 East Tennessee 71 72 Austin Peay 68 119 Pan American 75 Head Conch: l3ill Harrell West Texas Stnte 78 79 Murray State 86 82 Marshall 85 90 76 Miami-Florida 75 35 Western Kentucky 45 116 Kentucky Stat.e 86 MSU 1973-74 OPP Southern Mississippi 91 78 East Tennessee 63 73 Eastern Kentucky 60 89 86 Mercer 93 70 Tennessee Tech 61 89 Marshall 92 62 Eastern Kentucky 90 85 Virginia Commonwealth 116 94 Mnrshall 79 109 Wes tern Michigwi 93 78 Murray State 89 104 Union 72 79 Ea.~tern Kentucky 81 82 Pan American 74 103 Austin Peay 77 83 UNC-Charloue 94 93 Austin Peay 83 111 Murrny Stale 78 70 Western Kentucky 89 80 Marshall 84 94 Middle Tennessee 76 97 Austin Peay 79 70 Middle Tennessee 55 93 Georgia State 80 53 Western Ken111cky 78 88 Middle Tennessee 93 85 Tennessee Tech 79 97 Southern Mississippi 92

Morehead State University fiYear-by-Year A1sD

92 Louisiana Tech 86 67 Middle Tennessee 93 88 Bcllarmine 87 56 Murray Stare 65 96 Louisiann Tech 70 70 East Tennessee 85 81 Mercer 67 69 Austin Peay 82 70 Austin Peay 80 77 Tennessee Tech 84 73 Evansville 86 77 Tennessee Tech ,64 72 Murray Stnte 74 OVC Tournament 76 McNeese Smte 90 69 Akron 80 82 Middle Tennessee 77 75 . Eastern Kentucky 64 97 Middle Tennessee 99 75 Eastern Kentucky 79 93 Western Kentucky 74 88 Austin Peay 83 84 Murray State 70 78 Enst Tennessee 71 97 East Tennessee 81 60 Western Kemucky 65 94 Austin Peay 78 69 West Virginia 82 69 Tennessee Tech 64 Record: 13-14 76 Western Kentucky 78 79 Tennessee State 86 91 Eastern Kentucky 83 Read Coach: Jack Schalow 76 Tennessee Tech 77 Record: 11-15 74 Illinois State 113 95 Eastern Kentucky 97 Hend Coach: Wayne Martin 94 Murray State 86 MSU 1976-77 OPP IOI Mn.rshall 95 83 Austin Peay 94 97 Indiana Centro.I 81 75 New Orleans 83 MSU 1981-82 OPP 86 We.~tern Kentucky 84 68 Alnbama 114 83 Western Kentucky 81 81 Western lllinois 72 81 Middle Tennessee 82 96 Mnrshall 80 66 Middle Tennessee 70 62 Cleveland Slllle 60 96 Southern Mississippi 91 68 UNC-Chnrloue 75 78 Murray State 77 64 Bowling Green 89 91 Tennessee Tech 90 74 Troy State 70 78 Austin Peay 75 59 Middle Tennessee 64 85 East Tennessee 76 90 Belllllllline 81 99 UNC-Asheville 75 73 Tennessee Tech 71 77 Marshall 71 64 Akron 71 100 Tennessee Tech 79 79 Eastern Illinois 77 78 Eastern Kentucky 69 68 Dayton 79 73 Mercer 86 75 Akron 79 Record: 17-9 79 Murray Stnte 71 98 &stem Kentucky 9.1 69 Youngstown State 62 Read Coach: Bill Horrell 64 Austin Peny 60 OVCPlayoff 70 Louisville 103 81 Western Kentucky 65 85 Western Kentucky 90 61 StetSon 68 MSU 1974-75 OPP 52 Middle Tennessee 65 Record: 14-13 74 Centenary 80 93 Northern Kentucky 84 IOI Tennessee Tech 80 Head Coach: Wayne Mrutin 59 Western Kentucky 57 105 Baptist 85 71 East Tennessee 76 68 Murray State 75 64 Akron 56 71 East Tennessee 76 MSU 1979-80 OPP 63 Austin Peay 61 69 Mn.rshal l 80 59 Eastern Kentucky 49 119 Wilmington 68 73 Alllbama-HunLwille 59 93 Louisiana Tech 89 82 Nonhern Kentucky 74 64 Marshall 65 68 Eastern Kentucky 56 68 Xavier 63 73 Austin Peay 92 81 Li nooln Memorial 67 79 Akron 65 71 California 77 70 Murray State 74 62 Mississippi State 84 71 Youngstown State 60 71 Pacific 86 88 Western Kentucky 74 93 Ohio Wesleyan 66 64 Clinch Valley 57 88 Murray State 93 74 Middle Tennessee 67 68 Enst Tennessee 67 53 Western Kentucky 63 99 Austin Peny 89 60 Enst Tennessee 63 63 Georgin State 59 72 Murrny State 66 76 Western Kentucl.-y 81 90 Tennessee Tech 78 51 FresnoStnte 96 85 Austin Peay 68 87 Middle Tennessee 91 74 &stem Kentucky 72 67 George Washington 84 78 lndiana Southeast 68 81 Ball State 74 88 Marshall 83 99 Xovier 84 92 Eastern Kentucky 73 91 Tennessee Teoh 78 OVCPlayofT 67 . Murray Stale 85 52 Middle Tennessee 63 80 East Tennessee 81 70 Middle Tennessee 92 102 Austin Peay 99 97 Tennessee Tech 76 82 &stern Kentucky 86 Record: 15-10 91 Akron 93 OVCPlayoff 81 Georgia State 69 Head Coach: Jack Schalow 83 Tennessee Tech 67 87 Western Kentucky 95 66 Austin Peay 70 85 Eastern Kentucky 84 Record: 17-10 70 Murray State 79 MSU 1977-78 OPP 68 Middle Tennessee 66 Head Coach: Wayne Manin 89 Middle Tennessee 85 67 Indiana Central 68 75 Murray State 80 86 Western Kentucky 99 72 Paci fic 76 102 Aust.in Peny 84 MSU 1982-83 OPP 101 Enst Tennessee 84 81 Marshall 87 66 West Virginia 79 64 Western Kentucky 66 77 Tennessee Tech 85 78 Nonhem Kentucky 71 79 Western Kentucky 86 87 Tennessee Wweyan 61 73 Marshall 72 87 Wright State 79 68 Middle Tennessee 75 72 East lllinois 65 81 Eastern Kentucky 66 79 Marshall 85 75 Western Kentucky 73 78 Indiana State 74 OVC Tournament 75 Non hwestem State 78 85 Tennessee Tech 75 76 Southern Illinois 85 68 Middle Tennessee 85 80 Denver 75 76 Akron 72 85 Middle Tennessee 84 Record: I3-13 59 Middle Tennessee 92 95 Charleston 60 89 Murray State 96 Head Conch: Jack Schalow 82 Western Kentucky 97 68 Eastern Kentucky 84 66 Baylor 71 60 Murray State 69 74 M urrny Stat.e 77 79 Long Island 81 MSU 1975-76 OPP 69 Austin Peny 85 Record: 15- 12 61 Austin Peay 60 79 UNC-Chorloue 86 57 Tennessee Tech 66 Head Conch: Wayne Manin 93 Western Carolina 78 82 Ball State 85 60 Eastern Kentucky 66 72 Eastern Kentucky 75 89 Louisiana Tech 87 105 Campbellsville 76 MSU 1980-81 OPP 86 Akron 77 71 Virginia Tech 112 69 Western Kentucky 106 108 Milligan 72 90 Youngstown State 74 76 Califomin 59 36 Middle Tennessee 37 94 Bluefield 53 84 Alabama-Huntsville 79 62 Eastern Kentucky 63 72 Murray State 87 70 Illinois-Chicago Circle 59 68 Western Carolina 70 87 Marshall 88 54 Austin Peay 73 88 Tennessee Stole 80 66 Tenne.~ce Tech 70 94 Wright State 74 71 Tennessee Tech 73 56 Kwisn.~ 90 88 Austin Peay 64 79 Austin Peay 89 61 &st Tennessee 74 75 Bowling Green 70 68 Western lllinois 75 83 Murray St11te 75 68 &stem Kentucky 72 85 Mn.rshall 98 95 Eastern Kentucky 72 87 Marshall 80 79 East Tennessee 93 80 Southern Illinois 84 103 Charleston 89 74 Middle Tenne.~e 63 Record: 4-19 57 Middle Tennessee 64 80 Akron 59 82 Western Kentucky 71 Head Conch: Jack Schalow 70 Murray State 89 75 Youngstown Stnte 70 77 East Tennessee 85 86 Austin Peay 75 89 Central State 80 84 Tennessee Tech 81 MSU 1978-79 OPP 73 Charleston 68 81 Tennessee Tech 65 68 Louisville 90 77 Marshall 87 82 Akron 60 85 Middle Tennessee 65 72 Eastern Kentucky 53 77 Tennessee Wesleyan 65 84 Tennessee Tech 85 60 Murray State 72 64 Xavier 65 37 Indiana 80 65 Eastern Kentucky 91 OVCPlnyoff 87 Murray State 81 71 Nonhem Kentucky 65 68 Western Kentucky 75 54 Tennessee Tech 53 76 Austin Peay 63 77 Xavier 107 61 Middle Tennessee 60 81 Akron 64 82 Western Kentucky 100 81 McNeese State 69 65 Western Kentucky 77 NCAA Tournament

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 ~Al6 Year-by-YearD

59 Symcuse 74 MSU 1985-86 OPP 69 Syracuse 110 61 Cincinnati 68 Rctord; 19- 11 71 Franklin 68 87 Marshnll 89 93 Tennessee State 9 1 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 69 Tennessee Wesleyan 55 78 Eastern Kentucky 81 65 Middle Tennessee 67 65 Southern Illinois 63 64 Austin Peay 93 95 Tennessee Tech 106 MSU 1983-84 OPP 71 Purdue 81 74 MurmyState 85 87 Nicholls State 79 72 Tennessee Wesleyan 36 85 South Carolina Srnte 68 88 Tennessee State 99 65 Eastern Kentucky 58 89 Lincoln Memorial 57 77 Ohio Wesleyan 7 1 64 Youngstown State 67 84 Tennessee Tecb 98 89 Alabama-Huntsville 55 74 BowUngGrccn 71 64 Tennessee State 81 76 Middle Tennessee 89 57 Kansas 75 51 Tennessee State 67 85 Mjddle Tennessee 100 104 Tennessee Stale 98 63 Tennessee 75 68 Western Kentucky 75 83 Tennessee Tech 89 64 Liberty 70 95 Western Mjchigan 60 58 Marshall 76 75 Eastern Kentucky 95 69 Austin Peay 64 81 Marshall 78 48 Evansville 71 77 ML~souri-Kansns City 81 81 Murray State 79 77 Western Michlgnn 60 89 Clinch Valley 55 77 Tennessee Tech 84 92 Tennessee State 89 50 Louisville 85 48 Youngstown State 75 95 Middle Tennessee 109 50 Eastern Kentucky 52 68 Tennessee State 67 75 Akron 85 75 Murray State 77 Record: 16-13 54 Middle Tennessee 57 73 Middle Tennessee 107 88 Austin Peay 90 Read Coach: Tommy Gaither 79 Tennessee Tech 72 57 Tennessee Tech 67 67 Akron 90 74 Austin Peay 59 72 Austin Peay 76 87 Youngstown State 85 MSU 1990-91 OPP 87 Murray State 76 60 Murray State 65 80 Florida International 91 93 West Liberty 67 88 Youngstown State 77 48 En.~tern Kentucky 65 Record: 5-22 77 Maryland-Eastern Shore 7 1 86 Akron 78 66 Western lllinois 68 Head Coach: Tommy Gai1her 77 Northeast Illinois 72 69 Western Kentucky 65 65 Murray State 69 75 Dayton 77 64 Austin Peay 69 MSU 1988-89 OPP 65 l:asiern Kentucky 60 93 Brescia 68 Tennessee Slnte 62 ,64 Akron 67 107 Campbellsville 73 73 78 Maryland-Eastern Shore 76 86 Youngstown State 64 87 Youngstown SUlte 81 64 Cincinnati 67 71 Southern Utah 94 93 Akron 74 70 Tennessee Tech 72 90 Texas-Arlington 69 77 78 Indiana Southeast 74 63 Middle Tennessee 80 72 Ohio 87 48 Utah 88 Middle Tennessee 73 63 Eastern Kentucky 79 91 Centre 71 87 Alcorn State 85 62 Tennessee Tech 70 Record: 8-19 66 Liberty 63 73 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 61 85 Austin Peay 75 !:lead Coach: Wayne Mart.in 65 Missouri-Kansas City 67 54 Ens1crn Kentucky 105 7 1 Murray State 64 59 Utah 78 64 Tennessee Stat.e 58 76 Eastern Kentucky 68 MSU 1986-87 OPP 88 Louisiana Stale IOI 5 1 Tennessee Tech 52 OVC Tournament. 83 Tiffin 75 77 Nebraska 81 98 Northeast Illinois 84 80 Murray State 64 103 Tennessee Wesleyan 71 82 Chaminade 73 58 Middle Tennessee 64 47 Youngstown State 44 79 Wcstcrnlllinois 86 76 Texas-Arlington 73 88 Southern Utah 58 NCAA Opening Round 63 Sou1h Carolina Stale 64 74 Marshall 87 55 Murray State 80 70 North Carolina A&T 69 97 Wagner 96 59 En.stern Kentucky 62 75 Austin Peay 85 NCAA First Round 66 Iona 69 99 Maryland-Eastern Shore80 84 Mississippi Valley State 81 59 Louisville 72 62 Indiana 84 66 Murray Stale 79 61 Eastern Kentucky 72 West Virginia Tech 67 75 Austin Peay 73 Record: 25-6 91 77 Liberty 70 106 Clinch Valley 48 76 Radford 78 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 124 Austin Peay 113 71 Tennessee State 58 58 Tennessee State 64 73 Murray State 8 I MSU 1984-85 OPP 111 Youngstown S1a1e 73 68 Middle Tennessee 108 68 Middle Tennessee 70 48 Oklahoma 94 62 Akron 52 97 Shawnee State 84 42 Tennessee Staie 60 69 Cincinnali 72 62 Tennessee Tech 63 96 Youngstown State 106 46 Iowa 89 72 Middle Tennessee 81 100 Radford 95 87 Tennessee Tech 86 72 Milligan 60 92 Tennessee Tech 70 91 Eastern Kentucky 68 81 Tennessee State 75 60 Missouri 75 64 Austin Peay 63 89 Akron 87 OVC Tournament 70 Tennessee Wesleyan 60 75 Murray State 57 93 Tennessee Tech 81 88 Tennessee Tech 83 87 Tennessee Stale 85 87 Eastern Kentucky 82 10 1 Middle Tennessee 99 6 1 Murray State 89 60 Bowling Green 66 67 Evansville 77 93 Tennessee State 92 Record: 16-13 81 Central Sta.te 68 84 Murray State 72 77 Aus1in Peay 103 Read Coach: Tommy Gnither 73 Marshall 79 91 Austin Peay 100 74 Murray State 86 49 Western Kentucky 80 73 Marshall 81 so En.~tem Kentucky 63 MSU 1991-92 OPP 68 Saginaw Vnlley 60 83 Akron 93 Record: 15-16 135 West Virginia State 116 58 Eastern Kentucky 69 68 Youngstown State 69 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither 130 Thomas More 79 63 Middle Tennessee 75 94 Tennessee Tech 60 97 UNC-Greensboro 67 Middle Tennessee 84 MSU 1989-90 OPP 64 Tennessee Tech 76 74 69 Clemson 114 Eastern Kentucky 94 96 West Virginia State 73 61 Austin Peay 63 62 90 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 94 61 Murray State 83 OVCPlayoff 94 Northeast lllinois 80 84 Kentucky 101 67 Youngstown Srnte 65 76 Austin Peay 78 70 Coppin 79 61 Akron 71 Record: 14-14 69 Hardin-Simmons 71 90 Tennessee-Martin 76 61 Eastern Kentucky 66 Head Coach: Wayne Manin 82 Maryland-EastemShore7 l 76 Louisville 90 65 Youngstown Staie 71 90 Youngstown State 74 99 Oklahoma 11 8 53 Akron 54 MSU 1987-88 OPP 71 Nicholls Slate 65 87 Coastal Carolina 73 67 Middle Tennessee 83 93 Tennessee Wesleyan 84 88 Maryland-Bait. County 94 63 Eastern Kentucky 86 79 Tennessee Tech 70 99 Ohio 92 76 Georgia Tech 98 101 Tennessee State 75 55 Austin Peay 64 67 Cincinnati 68 77 Oklahoma State 84 96 Tennessee Tech 85 58 Murray State 76 52 Texa~-EI Paso 83 71 Maryland-Bait. County 60 91 Alcorn State 87 OVC Tournament 69 Sam Houston State 63 73 Mississippi Valley State 7 1 74 Southeast Missouri 85 74 Youngstown State 79 115 Florida International 85 91 Eastern Kentucky 58 100 Austin Peay 102 Record: 7-20 98 Ohio Wesleyan 95 56 Murray State 79 72 Middle Tennessee 80 Head Coach: Wayne Manin 73 Vanderbilt 81 80 Austin Peay 78 83 Murray State 87

Morehead State University ~Year-by-Year A17»

86 Eastern Kentucky 71 71 Tennessee Tech 82 85 UNC-Greensboro 56 OVC Toumamen1 91 Murray State 93 83 Eastern Kentucky 78 85 Middle Tennessee 92 86 Murr.iy State 104 90 Austin Peay 83 Record: 14-14 84 Southeast Missouri 80 Hend Conch: Dick Fick 78 Liberty 98 89 Tennessee Tech 100 MSU 1994-95 OPP Bl Tennessee State 76 119 Montreat-Anderson 69 OVC Tournament 100 Centre 61 81 Middle Tennessee 80 55 Nebraska 96 81 Murray State 109 86 Southern Mississippi 77 Record: 14-15 52 Tennessee 70 Head Coach: Dick Fick 62 Indiana 79 89 Coastal Carolina 63 MSU 1992-93 OPP 83 Kent 74 53 Michigan State 121 69 Nonhem Illinois 86 60 St.Peter's 81 76 Eastcm Kentucky 66 72 Maryland-Eastern Shore 75 66 Murray Stnte 70 74 Wright State 102 74 Southeast Missou1i 72 64 Union 72 95 Austin Peny 80 65 Kentucky 108 66 Tennessee State 77 79 Missouri-Kansas City I l5 78 Tennessee Tech 54 47 Westem Michigan 77 87 Middle Tennessee 74 63 WrightStnte 129 78 UT-Mart.in 70 65 Middle Tennessee 76 65 Eastern Kentucky 75 79 Tennessee Tech 97 80 Southeast Missouri 49 75 Tennessee Stnte 86 80 Murray State 74 79 Austin Peay 58 71 Tennessee State 82 96 Southeast Missouri 107 72 Austin Peny 76 76 Murray State 89 59 Cincinnati 91 87 Eastern Kentucky 79 64 UT-Martin 71 75 Missouri-Kansas City 83 65 Middle Tennessee 61 77 Tennessee-Martin 74 88 Tennessee Tech 72 72 Tennessee State 96 OVCTournament 75 Austin Peay 90 74 Eastern Kentucky 85 66 Easiem Kentucky 76 Record: 15-12 92 Southeast Missouri 85 ~lead Coach: Dick Fick 80 Murray State 78 81 Middle Tennessee 59 96 Tennessee Tech 101 86 Tennessee-Martin 89 OVC Tournament 89 Tennessee Tech 97 Record: 6-21 Head Coach: Dick Fick

MSU 1993-94 Qp_p 85 Northern Kentucky 79 90 Loyola 85 110 Thomas More 90 81 Louisville 107 75 Illinois 110 82 UT-Martin 77 61 Kentucky 97 97 Northern Illinois 95 71 Loyola 74 59 Western Michigan 88 81 Eastern Kentucky 90 91 Murray State 116 85 Southeast Missouri 72 70 UT-Martin 66 91 Austin Peay 105 JOO Tennessee Tech 87 60 Middle Tennessee 58 78 Eastern Kentucky 87 94 Southeast Missouri 80 86 Murray State 91 77 Tennessee State 79 91 Austin Peay 77 95 Tennessee Stale 85 IO I UT-Martin 98 65 Middle Tennessee 74

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 «A18 1994-95 OVC Standings, StatisticsD 1994-95 Ohio Valley Conference Statistics Standings CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES TEAM WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. Murray State 11 5 .688 21 9 .700 Tennessee State 11 5 .688 17 10 .630 Morehead State 10 6 .625 15 12 .556 Tennessee Tech 9 7 .563 13 14 .481 Austin Peay 8 8 .500 )3 16 .448 Southeast Missouri 7 9 .438 13 14 .481 Eastern Kentucky 6 10 .375 9 19 .32L Middle Tennessee 5 11 .313 12 15 .444 Tennessee-Martin 5 11 .313 7 20 .259

Team Statistics Scoring Offense G W-L PTS AVG Scoring Defense G W-L PTS AVG Murray State 30 21-9 2608 86.9 Morehead State 27 15-12 1974 73.1 Tennessee State 27 17-10 2093 77.5 Tennessee State 27 17-10 2017 74.7 Tennessee Tech 27 13-14 2076 76.9 Middle Tennessee 27 12-15 2034 75.3 Morehead State 27 15-12 2053 76.0 Austin Peay 29 13-16 2210 76.2 Austin Peay 29 13-1 6 2193 75.6 Eastern Kentucky 28 9-19 2141 76.5 Southeast Missouri 27 13-14 1972 73,.0 Southeast Missouri 27 13-14 2071 76.7 Eastern Kentucky 28 9-19 2009 71.8 Murray State 30 21-9 2316 77.2 Middle Tennessee 27 12-15 1934 71.6 Tennessee Tech 27 13-14 2109 78.1 Tennessee-Martin 27 7-20 1815 67.2 Tennessee-Martin 27 7-20 2117 78.4

Field Goal Pct. FGM FGA PCT. FG PCT. Defense FGM FGA PCT. Murray State 925 1959 .472 Tennessee Tech 736 1835 .401 Tennessee-Martin 642 1395 .460 Tennessee State 7 11 1682 .423 Austin Peay 775 1713 .452 Murray State 765 1708 .448 Southeast Mlssourj 730 1641 .445 Middle Tennessee 695 1536 .452 Tennessee Tech 734 1667 .440 Southeast Missouri 709 1563 .454 Morehead State 697 1604 .435 Morehead State 748 1642 .456 Eastern Kentucky 727 1678 .433 Tennessee-Martin 796 1702 .468 Tennessee State 764 1773 .43 l Austin Peay 786 1693 .464 Mjddle Tennessee 7 19 1684 .427 Eastern Kentucky 777 1596 .486

3-Point FG Pct. FGM FGA PCT. Free Throw PCT. FTM FTA PCT. Tennessee-Martin 171 445 .384 Murray State 553 719 .769 Murray State 205 565 .363 Morehead State 427 572 .747 Eastern Kentucky 162 452 .358 Austin Peay 494 704 .702 Morehead State 232 661 .351 Tennessee-Martin 360 515 .699 Southeast Missouri 137 392 .349 Tennessee Tech 420 607 .692 Austin Peay 149 443 .336 Tennessee State 399 591 .675 Tennessee TeCh 188 562 .335 Eastern Kentucky 393 588 .668 Middle Tennessee 93 279 .333 Middle Tennessee 403 612 .658 Tennessee State 166 559 .297 Southeast Missouri 375 615 .6 10

Rebound Margin G Reh. Avg. Mar. Scoring Margin OFF DEF MAR Tennessee State 27 1126 41.7 +3.2 Murray State 86.9 77.2 +9.7 Tennessee Tecb 27 1162 43.0 +2.6 Morehead State 76.0 73.1 +2.9 Southeast Missouri 27 991 36.7 +1.6 Tennessee State 77.5 74.7 +2.8 Middle Tennessee 27 1030 38.1 +1.4 Austin Peay 75.6 76.2 -0.6 Murray State 30 1103 36.8 +0.7 Tennessee Tech 76.9 78.1 - 1.2 Eastern Kentucky 28 987 35.3 -0.8 Middle Tennessee 71.6 75.3 -3.7 Austin Peay 29 1001 34.5 -1.4 Southeast Missouri 73.0 76.7 -3.7 Morehead State 27 971 36.0 -2.3 Eastern Kentucky 71.8 76.5 -4.7 Tennessee-Martin 27 859 31.8 -4.5 Tennessee-Martin 67.2 78.4 -11.2

Morehead State University «1994-95 OVC Statistics Al9D 1994-95 Ohio Valley Conference Statistics Individual Statistics Scoring G FG 3pt. FT Pts. Avg. FG Percentage FGM FGA PCT. Marcus Brown, MU 30 219 44 189 671 22.4 (Min. 4 made per game) Bubba Wells, AP 29 210 8 132 560 19.3 Lorenzo Coleman, IT 168 270 .622 Vincent Rainey, MU 29 206 33 99 544 18.8 Jeff Johnson, TS 148 265 .558 Curtis Fincher, EK 109 201 .542 Michael Hart, TM 27 197 0 108 502 18.6 Michael Hart, TM 197 371 .531 Arlando Johnson, EK 28 166 55 123 510 18.2 Jermall Morgan, SE 153 291 .526 Monty Wilson, TS 26 162 69 80 473 18.2 TyTone BoaTdJey, MO 161 311 .518 Tyrone Boardley, MO 27 161 14 105 441 16.3 David Washington, MT l03 201 .512 Jerma.ll Morgan, SE 27 153 7 123 436 16.1 Marcus Brown, MU 206 420 .510 DeMarkus Doss, EK 28 166 35 82 449 16.0 Pili Robinson, SE 137 270 .507 DeWayne Powell, TM 27 131 77 68 407 15. 1 Bubba WelJs, AP 210 428 .491 Mark Kinnaird, MO 27 117 64 108 406 15.0 Lorenzo Coleman, TI 27 168 0 68 404 15.0 FT Percentage FTM FTA PCT. William Moore, MU 30 142 76 81 441 14.7 (M in. 2 made per game) Greg Bibb, TT 106 117 .906 Greg .Bibb, TI' 27 123 38 106 390 14.4 Marcus Brown, M1J 189 2 11 .896 Tim Horton, TS 27 125 3 1 105 386 14.3 Arlando Johnson, EK 123 139 .885 Mark Kinnaird, MO 108 125 .864 Rebounding G NO. AVG. Bubba Wells, AP 132 159 .830 Curtis Fincher, EK 27 277 10.3 Tim Gaither, MT 96 116 .828 Lorenzo Coleman, TT 27 275 10.2 Vincnet Rainey, M1J 99 121 .818 'I)Tone Boardley, MO 27 248 9.2 William Moore, MU 81 100 .810 Calvin Morris, TS 27 239 8.9 Monty Wilson, TS 80 102 .784 Jeff Johnson, TS 26 215 8.3 Tim Horton, TS 105 135 .778 Michael Hart, TM 27 205 7.6 3-PT FG Percentage 3-FG 3-FGA PCT. Bubba Wells, AP 29 219 7.6 DeWayne Powell, TM 77 178 .433 Jermall Morgan, SE 27 188 7.0 Mark Johnson, SE 55 128 .430 Greg Bibb, Tf 27 186 6.9 Demarko Wright, TM 41 97 .423 Monty Wilson.TS 26 177 6.8 William Moore, MU 76 188 .404 Mark Majick, MO 54 134 .403 Assists G NO. AVG. Arlando Johnson, EK 55 141 .390 Tim Horton, TS 27 172 6.4 Joe Sibbitl. AP 5 1 132 .386 Jerry Freshwater, SE 26 153 5.9 Chris Turner, TT 44 l 19 .370 Tim Gait.her, MT 26 112 4.3 Monty Wilson, TS 69 193 .358 Mark Kinnaird, MO 27 104 3.9 3-PT FGAvg. G 3-Pt AVG. DeWayne Powell, TM 27 97 3.6 Dewayne Powell, TM 27 77 2.9 William Moore, MU 30 99 3.3 ,Monty Wilson, TS 26 69 2.7 Chris Turner, TT 27 89 3.3 Mark Johnson, SE 2l 55 2.6 Marc Glanton, 1T 27 88 3.3 William Moore, MU 30 76 2.5 Arlando Johnson, EK 28 83 3.0 Mark Kinnaird, MO 27 64 2.4 Roni Bailey, MT 27 80 3.0 Mark Majick, MO 27 54 2.0 Arlando Johnson, EK 28 55 2.0 Steals G NO. AVG. Joe Sibbitt. AP 29 5l 1.8 Marcus Brown, MU 30 76 2.5 Chris Turner, Tf 27 44 1.6 DeWayne Powell, TM 27 68 2.5 Demarko Wright, TM 27 41 1.5 Fred Walker, MU 30 65 2.2 Blocked Shots G NO AVG. Vincent Rainey, MU 54 29 1.9 Lorenzo Coleman, TT 27 123 4.6 Marcus LoVett, MT 22 38 1.7 Marlon Witherspoon, MO 27 61 2.3 Colby Pierce, AP 29 48 1.7 Qucnnon Echols, MU 30 64 2.1 William Moore, MU 30 48 1.6 Jeff Johnson, TS 26 35 1.3 DeMarkus Doss, EK 28 42 1.5 Lance Parr, Tf 27 27 1.0 Tim Gaither, MT 26 39 1.5 Jerome Days, SE 26 21 0.8 Tim Horton, TS 27 39 1.4 Reggie Crenshaw, AP 29 22 0.8 Albert Bond, TS 23 17 0.7

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 OVC Records D OVC Men's Basketball Record Team Game SEASON Most points (one team), 148 Tenn. Smte vs Fisk 1993-94 Best record, perccntngc (all games), 29-3, (.903) WeslCm Ky. 1953-54 Mostpoinuln lrl(oncterun),83 Morehead St. vs W.Va. State 1991-92 Most wins, 29 WeslCm Ky. 1953-54 Most points (both 1enms), 251 Morehead St.-135 vsW.Vn. Stnte-116 1991-92 Most losses, 24 Tenn. Stole 1988-89 Most poinu by opponent. 134 Western Ky. vs Middle Tenn. 1964-65 Morehead SL 1987-88 Most field goals. 58 Middle Tenn. vs Tenn. Wesleyan 1988-89 Tenn.Stare 1991·92 Most field goals 111temptcd, 121 Murray St. vsKentuckyWesleyan 1951 -52 Most consecutive wins. 21 Western Ky. 1953-54, 1966-67 Best field gool perccntnge, .784 Western Ky. vs Onyton 1978-79 Most consecutive losses, 18 MoreheadSL 1987-88 Most 3-poinlS made, 17 Mumiy Stale vs CrunpbeUsville 1994-95 Mostconsccutlve home wins, 67 Wc.11em Ky. 1949-55 Most 3-point lll!empts, 39 Tenn. Tech vs Southeast Mo. 1993-94 Most poi nu, 2810 Middle Tenn. 1988-89 Dest 3-point percemoge, (min. 7 pg), .875 (7-8) Middle Tenn. vsVirg. Tech 1987-88 Best point overage. 95.9 Morehead St. 1955-56 Most free throws mode, 53 Morehead St. vs Cincionnti 1955-S6 Most field gools mode. 1160 Middle Tenn. 1985-86 Most free throw auempu, 78 Murray SL vs Evansville 19.53-54 Most field gonlat1empr.s. 2457 Austln Peay l 956-57 Most free throws mode (both tenms), 88 Morehead SL (53) vsCincinnntl 1955-56 Best field goal percentage, 528 (799-15 13) Weslem Ky. 1981-82 Most free throw nuempu (both teams), 123 Morehead St. -67 vs Georgetown-56. 1952-53 Most3-point field goo ls mode, 243 Morehead St. 1993-94 llestfn:e throw perccntnge. 1.000 (24-24) Murray SL VS Austin Peay 196.5-66 Most 3-poi nt field goal llllempts, 702 Tenn. Tech 1993-94 Most rebounds, 95 Mum1y St vs MncMurray 1966-67 Best 3-polnt percenrngc, (min. 3.0 pg), .427 (199-466) Murray SL 1988-89 Most personal fou Is, 40 MurmySt vs Ky. Wesleynn 1951-52 Most free throws mode, 838 Morehead SL 1955-56 Most nssisu, 37 Ea.item Ky. vs Univ. ofthe South 1978-79 Best.free throw percc:ntnge, 79.S Morehead St. 1964-65 Middle Tenn. vs Tenn. Wesleyan 1988-89 Most rebounds, 1810 Western Ky. 1953-54 Best rebound avg .. 64.8 Middle'fenn. 1968-69 Most personal fouls, 722 Mu1T11y St, 1953,54 Most a.5.~lsu, 673 Middle Tenn., 1985-86

Individual SEASON GAME Mostpoints,55 ClemHnskins-WKU vsMTSU 1964-65 Mosr poinl.S, 878 Jim McDaniels-Weslem Ky. 1970.7 1 Tillman Bevcly-YSU vs Tenn. Tech 1985-86 Best poin1 overage, 321 Tom Olilton-Ea.st Tenn. 1960-61 Most field goals made, 25 Clem Hoskins-Western Ky. vs Middle Tenn. 1964-65 Most field goals made, 360 Jomes "Fly" Wlllioms-Austin Peay 1972-73 Most field tlvow :utempts, 46 Jomes "Ay" Wllllams-Austln Peny vs'lcnn. Tech 1972-73 Mos1 field gonl nttcmpts, 800 JD.mes "Ay" Wllliruns-Austln Peay 1972-73 Best field goal~. 1.000 (12-12) Willlam Holmes-Eastern Ky. vs Chicago SL l 993.94 Best field goal pcn:entnge. 70.0 Warren Kidd-Middle Tenn. 1990-91 Most 3-point field goals made, 9 Cunls Shclton-Southenst Mo. vs Thnn. Tech 1993-94 Most 3--points made, 95 Darryl Brooks-Tenn. St. 1989-90 Most3-polnt field attempts, 17 Milton Dean-Middle Tonn. v~ Minnesota 1993-94 Most 3-point attemplS, 262 DOIT)'I Brooks-Tenn. St. 1989-90 Bes.I l-polnt percentngc (min. 6), 1.000 (6-6) Dest 3-point perccnrage (min. 1.5 pg), .506 43-85 Chris Rainey-Middle Tenn. vs Va. Tech 1987-88 Brod Devinc-Ensrem Ky. 1992-93 Chris Rainey-MiddleTenn. vs Wright St.. 1988-89 Most free throws mode. 265 Tom Morshall-Wesrem Ky. 1953-54 Milce Buck-Middle Tenn. vs Florido St. 1988-89 Most free rhrow attempts, 359 Tom Manhall,Weste rn Ky. 1953-54 Mos1 free throws made, 24 Kenny Sidwell-Tenn. Tech vs Eastern Ky. 1954-55 Best free throw percentDge, 91 .5 Mike Kellcy-Morehend St. 1974-75 MoSI free throw attcmpLs, 32 Buddy Howell-Tenn. Tech vs Mu miy SL 1953--54 Most conseculi ve free throws mode, 46 Glen Napier-Morehead Stn1e 1981-82 Bes1 free throw perccntnge (min. 15), 1.000 (17- 17) Most rebounds, 543 Steve Hamilton-Morehead St 1956-57 Jim Sandfoss-Morehcnd St. vs Marshall 1966-67 Best rebound average, 21.8 Dick Cunninghom-Mum1y SL 1966-67 Most consccutive field goals, 13 Leonnnl Coulter-Morehead SL vs Oglcthoq,c I967 Most assists, 255 Duane Wnshington-Middlc Tenn. 1986-87 Mostconsecutivefreethrows, 17 Jlm Snndfoss-Morchend St. vs Mnrshall 1966-67 Hccky Thompson-Morehead St. vs Bas1ern Ky. 1960-61 Mosl rebounds, 38 Steve Ho.mihon-Morebead St.vs Florida. St 1956-57 CAREER Tommy Woods-Enst Tenn. vs Middle Tenn. 1964-65 MOS! poinl.S (4 yrs.). 2583 Joe Jakubick-Akron 1980-84 Most assisls, 20 James Johnson-Middle Tenn. vs Freed-Hardemon 1985-86 Most point.I (3 yrs.), 2238 Jim McD:micfs,Westem Ky. 1968-71 Best poin1 overage, 28.5 Jomes "Fly" Wllllams-Austin Peay 1972-74 Most field goals mndo(4 yrs.), 973 Joe Jnkubick-Akron 1980.84 Most field goals made (3 yrs.), 935 JimMcOanlcls-Wcs1emKy. 1968-71 Mostfieldgonloucmpts, 1913 JoeJllkubick-Akron 1980,84 Best field goal percentnge, .664 (496-747) Warren Kidd-Middle Tenn. 1990-93 Most3-pointsmnde, 222 RobcnTaylor-MiddlcTcnn. 1989-93 Most3-poimnuempts, 619 Robert Taylor-Middle Tonn. 1989-93 Best 3-pointperrentagc(mln.150modc),.471 (180-382) Chris Rainey-Middle Tenn. 1987-89 Most free throws mndc, 731 Howie Criuendcn-Mumiy St 1952-56 Most free throw attempts, 1041 Howie Crluenden-Murmy St. 1952-56 Best free throw percentnge, .890 Steve Barren-Murray St. 1971-74 Mostrebounds, 1675 Steve Hamilton-Morehead St 1954-58 Be.mebound overage, 18.2 Dick Cunninghom-Mumiy SL 1965-68 Most asslsl.S, 669 BruceJones-Eostem Kentucky 1977-81

Morehead State University «ovc Records Coach of the Year

1961-62 E. A. Diddle, Western Ky. 1978-79 Ed Byhre, Eastern Kentucky 1962-63 John Oldham, Tennessee Tech 1979-80 Ron Greene, Murray State 1963-64 Cal Luther, Murray State I 980-81 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1964-65 Jim Baechtold, Eastern Kentucky 1981-82 Wayne Martin, Morehead State 1965-66 John Oldham, Western Kentucky Tom Deaton, Tennessee Tech 1966-67 George Fisher, Austin Peay 1982-83 Ron Greene, Murray State 1967-68 Madison Brock, East Tennessee 1983-84 Wayne Martin, Morehead State 1968-69 Cal Lulher, Murray State 1984-85 Tom Deaton, Tennessee Tech 1969-70 John Oldham, Western Kentucky 1985-86 Bob Huggins, Akron 1970-71 John Oldham, Western Kentucky 1986-87 Max Good, Eastern Kentucky 1971-72 Guy Strong, Eastern Kentucky 1987-88 Steve Newton, Murray State 1972-73 Lake Kelly, Austin Peay 1988-89 Bruce Stewart, Middle Tennessee 1973-74 Jim Richards, Western Kentucky 1989-90 Steve Newton, Murray State 1974-75 Jimmy Earle, Middle Tennessee 1990-91 David Loos, Austin Peay 1975-76 Jack Schalow, Morehead State 1991-92 Scott Edgar, Murray State Jim Richards, Western Kentucky 1992-93 Frankie Allen, Tennessee State 1976-77 Fred Overton, Murray State 1993-94 Scott Edgar, Murray State Jimmy Earle, Middle Tennessee 1994-95 Dick Fick, Morehead State 1977-78 Sonny Smith, East Tennessee Frankie Al !en, Tennessee State

Player of the Year

1962-63 Harold Sergent, Morehead State 1978-79 James Tillman, Eastern Kentucky 1963-64 Jim Jellllings, Murray State 1979-80 Gary Hooker, Murray State 1964-65 Cl.em Haskins, Western Kentucky 1980-81 Jerry Beck, Middle Tennessee 1965-66 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1981-82 Jerry Beck, Middle Tennessee 1966-67 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1982-83 Glen Green, Murray State 1967-68 Wayne Chapman, Western Kentucky Joe Jukubick, Akron Harley Swift, East Tennessee 1983-84 Joe Jukubick, Akron 1968-69 Claude Virden, Murray State 1984-85 Stephen Kite, Tennessee Tech 1969-70 Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky 1985-86 Marcel Boyce, Akron 1970-71 Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky 1986-87 Bob McCann, Morehead State 1971-72 Les Taylor, Murray State 1987-88 Jeff Martin, Murray State 1972-73 Les Taylor, Murray State 1988-89 Jeff Martin, Murray State 1973-74 James Williams, Austin Peay 1989-90 Popeye Jones, Murray State 1974-75 George Sorrell, Middle Tennessee 1990-9 1 Popeye Jones, Murray State 1975-76 Tim Sisneros, M iddle Tennessee 1991-92 Brett Roberts, Morehead State Johnny Britt, Western Kentucky 1992-93 Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State 1976-77 Otis Howard, Austin Peay 1993-94 Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State 1977-78 Howard, Austin Peay 1994-95 Marcus Brown, Murray State

Annual Final Standings

L951-52 1948-49 1949-50 1950-SJ Conf All Conf All Conf All Conf All L L w L w L w L w L w L w L w w 19 g Western Ky. 8 2 25 4 Western Ky. 8 0 25 6 Murray St. 9 3 21 6 Wes1emKy. 9 I Eastern Ky. 7 3 17 4 Eastern Ky. 7 3 16 6 Eastern Ky. g 3 18 8 Eastern Ky. 10 2 13 II Louisville 6 3 23 10 Mnrshnll 5 4 15 9 Evansville 5 4 23 7 Murray SL 9 3 24 10 Marshall 2 2 16 12 Morehead S1. 5 6 12 10 Western Ky. 4 4 19 10 Marshall 5 7 IS II 12 Evansville 4 5 13 Murray S1. 5 7 18 13 Morehead SL 4 7 13 II Morehead St. 3 9 10 14 Murray St. 3 9 13 L2 2 7 14 14 Marshall 2 6 13 13 Tenn. Tech 2 10 9 15 Morehead S1. 2 7 13 10 Evansville I 6 12 9 Evansville 2 10 12 10 Tenn. Tech 0 I 10 10 TeDn. Tech I 6 9 12 Tenn. Tech Eagle Basketball 1995-96 (A22 OVC Records D

1952-53 1959-60 Murray St. 8 6 13 12 1971-72 Conf All Conf. All Morehead St. 8 6 l2 12 Conf All w L WL w L w L Austin Peay 3 II 7 14 w L w L Eastern Ky. 9 I 16 9 Western Ky. 10 2 21 7 EastTenn. 3 II 7 14 Eastern Ky. 9 5 15 II Western Ky. 8 2 25 6 Eastern Ky. 9 3 14 8 MiddleTen n. 3 II 7 17 Morehead SL. 9 5 16 II Murray St. 7 3 18 9 Tenn. Tech 7 4 13 9 Western Ky. 9 5 15 II Tenn.Tech 3 7 14 II Murray St. 7 4 12 11 1966-67 Tenn.Tech 7 7 14 II Murray St. 15 II Morehead St. 3 7 13 12 Morehead St. 3 7 5 14 Conf All 6 8 East Tenn. 5 9 15 I I Middle Tenn. 0 10 7 16 Middle Tenn. 2 10 9 14 w L w L East Tenn. 2 10 9 14 Austin Peay 5 9 10 14 Western Ky. 13 I 23 2 1953-54 East Tenn. 8 6 17 9 Cont All 1960-61 1972-73 8 6 16 8 w L w L Conf All Morehead St. Conf All Murray St. 8 6 15 9 Western Ky. 9 I 29 3 w L w L w L w L Austin Peay 7 7 14 9 Morehead St. 6 4 16 7 Morehead St. 9 3 18 12 Morehead St. 9 5 14 II 6 8 12 II Murray St. 6 4 15 16 Western Ky. 9 3 18 8 Tenn.Tech Murray SL 9 5 17 8 Tenn.Tech 4 6 12 11 Eastern Ky. 9 3 15 9 Middle Tenn. 4 10 10 15 Eastern Ky. 7 7 12 13 Eastern Ky. 4 7 16 17 Murray St. 7 5 13 10 Eastern Ky. 6 8 14 12 Tenn. Tech 7 7 14 11 Middle Tenn. I 9 12 17 Middle Tenn. 4 8 9 14 East Tenn. 7 7 13 ll Tenn .Tech 3 9 6 13 1967-68 Western Ky. 6 8 10 16 1954-5S East Tonn. I 11 9 15 Conf All Middle Tenn. 5 9 12 13 Conf All w L w L w L w L 1961-62 East Tonn. 10 4 19 8 Western Ky. 8 2 18 10 Conf All Murray St. 10 4 16 8 1973-74 Conf All Eastern Ky. 6 4 15 8 w L w L WestcmKy. 9 5 18 7 L L Murray St. 6 4 II 15 Western Ky. 11 I 17 10 Morehead St. 8 6 12 9 w w Austin Peay 10 4 17 10 Morehead St. 5 5 14 10 Tenn.Tech 7 5 16 6 Middle Tenn. 7 7 15 9 14 8 Morehead St. 10 4 l7 9 Tenn.Tech 3 7 9 12 Morehead St. 7 5 Eastern Ky. 6 8 10 14 II Eastern Ky. 7 5 II 7 Middle Tenn. 9 5 18 8 Middle Tenn. 2 8 9 Tenn. Tech 4 JO 10 16 East Tenn. 3 9 II 14 Western Ky. 8 6 15 10 Austin Peay 4 10 8 15 1955-56 Middle Tenn. I 10 6 12 Murray St. 6 8 12 13 Conf All Eastern Ky. 6 8 8 15 1968-69 w L w L 1962-63 Tenn.Tech 4 10 7 18 Conf All Morehead St. 7 3 19 10 Conf All EastTonn. 3 II 8 18 WL L Tenn.Tech 7 3 17 7 w L w L w Western Ky. 7 3 16 12 Tenn. Tech 8 4 16 8 Murray St. 6 4 15 10 Morehead St. 8 4 13 7 Murray St. 11 3 22 5 1974-75 Eastern Ky. 3 7 9 16 East Tenn. 7 5 14 8 Morehead St. 11 3 18 9 Conf ALI Middle Tenn. I 9 12 17 Murray St. 6 6 13 9 Western Ky. 9 5 L6 10 w L w L MiddleTe nn. 4 8 9 15 Eastern Ky. 7 7 13 9 Middle Tenn. 12 2 23 5 1956-57 Western Ky. 3 9 5 16 East Tenn. 6 8 15 II Western Ky. II 3 16 8 Conr All Tenn.Tech 5 9 13 II Austin Peay 10 4 17 10 w L w L 1963-64 Middle Tenn. 4 10 13 13 Tenn. Tech 7 7 13 12 9 13 13 Morehead St. 9 J 19 8 Conf All Austin Peay 3 11 10 14 Morehead St. 5 Western Ky. 9 I 17 9 w L w L EastTenn. 5 9 9 14 Murray St. 3 ti 10 15 Murray St. 5 5 11 13 Murray St. II 3 16 8 1969-70 Eastern Ky. 3 IL 7 18 Eastern Ky. 4 6 6 15 Eastern Ky. 9 5 15 JO Conf All Middle Tenn. 2 3 12 13 East Tenn. 8 6 12 10 W L w L Tenn. Tech I 9 9 II Austin Peay 7 7 14 9 1975-76 Western Ky. 14 0 22 3 Tenn.Tech 7 7 II 1l Conf All Murray St. 9 5 17 9 1957-58 Morehead St. 6 8 10 II w L w L East Tenn. 8 6 15 II Conf All Middle Tenn. 5 9 II 10 Western Ky. 11 3 20 9 w L w L Western Ky. 3 II 5 16 Eastern Ky. 8 6 12 LO Austin Peay 10 4 20 7 Tenn.Tech 8 2 17 9 Middle Tenn. 6 8 15 II Morehead St. 7 7 13 14 Morehead St. 6 4 13 10 1964-65 Morehead St. 5 9 13 ti Tenn.Tech 7 7 14 10 Western Ky. 5 5 14 11 Conf All Tenn. Tuch 4 10 JO 15 Middle Tenn. 6 8 16 12 Middle Tenn. 4 6 II 10 w L w L Austin Peay 2 12 5 21 Eastern Ky. 6 8 10 15 Murray St. 4 6 8 16 Western Ky. 10 4 17 8 Murray St. 5 9 9 17 Eastern Ky. 3 7 8 I I Murray St. 9 5 19 7 1970-71 East Tenn. 4 10 6 20 East Tenn. 0 0 7 18 Tenn. Tech 8 6 14 II Conf AJI Morehead St. 6 8 13 I W L w L 1976-77 1958-59 East Tenn. 4 10 6 17 Conf All L L Conf All Middle Tenn. 4 10 6 17 Western Ky. 12 2 24 6 w w Austin Peay 13 I 24 4 w L w L Austin Peay 2 12 4 17 Murray St. JO 2 19 6 Middle Tenn. 9 5 20 8 Eastern Ky. 10 2 16 6 Eastern Ky. 10 4 16 8 Murray St. 9 5 17 10 Western Ky. 8 4 l6 10 1965-66 East Tenn. 3 6 12 12 Conf All Morehead St. 9 5 15 JO Tenn.Tech 7 5 16 9 Au_,tin Peay 5 9 10 14 East Tenn. 5 7 13 10 L w L East Tenn. 6 8 12 14 w Morehead St. 4 10 8 17 Morehead St. 5 7 II 12 Western Ky. 14 0 23 2 Western Ky. 6 8 12 14 Tenn. Tech 4 10 7 17 Middle Tenn. 4 8 9 17 Eastern Ky. 9 5 16 9 Eastern Ky. 3 11 8 16 Middle Tenn. 3 11 II 15 Tenn.Tech I 13 7 19 Murray State 3 0 10 15 Tenn.Tech 8 6 17 8

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1978-79 1984-85 1989-90 1994-95 Conf All Coor All Conf All Conf All w L w L w L w L w L w L w L w L Eastern Ky. 9 3 21 8 Tenn. Tech · l l 3 19 9 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Murray St. 11 5 21 9 Western Ky, 7 5 17 II Youngstown 9 5 19 II Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 Tenn. St. II 5 l7 10 Middle Tenn. 7 5 16 II Eastern Ky. 9 5 16 13 Murray St. 10 2 21 9 Morehead St. 10 6 15 12 Morehead St. 7 5 14 13 Murray St 8 6 19 9 Tenn.Tech 9 3 19 9 Tenn.Tech 9 7 13 14 Tenn. Tech 7 5 II 15 Middle Tenn. 7 7 17 14 Morehead St. 7 5 16 13 Austin Peay 8 8 13 16 Austin Peay 3 9 18 8 *Akron 6 8 12 14 Eastern Ky. 7 13 Murray St. 2 10 4 22 5 17 Southeast Mo. 7 9 13 14 Austin Peay 4 10 8 19 Middle Tenn. 5 7 12 16 Eastern Ky. 6 10 9 19 1979-80 Morehead St. 2 12 7 20 Austin Peay 2 IO IO 19 Middle Tenn. 5 11 12 15 Conf All *lneligible for OVC Tournament Tenn. St. 2 IO 7 21 Tenn.-Martin 5 II 7 20 W L w L Western Ky. 10 2 21 8 1985-86 1990-91 Murray St. 10 2 23 8 Conf All Cool All Eastern Ky. 7 5 15 12 w L w L w L w L Morehead St. 7 5 15 12 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Middle Tenn. 5 9 12 13 Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 Austin Peay 2 10 s 18 Akron 10 4 22 8 Murray St. 10 2 24 9 Tenn. Tech I II 5 21 Middle Tenn. lO 4 23 U1 Eastern Ky. 9 3 19 10 Murray St. s 6 17 12 Tenn.Tech 6 6 12 16 1980-81 Austin Peay 8 6 14 14 Austin Peay 6 6 15 14 Conf All Youngstown 6 12 16 Middle Tenn. 6 6 21 9 w L w L 8 Tenn.Tech 6 8 14 15 Morehead St. 4 8 16 13 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Tenn. St. I 11 5 23 Western Ky, 12 2 21 8 Eastern Ky. 5 9 10 18 Morehead St. 13 8 19 Murray St. 10 4 17 10 19!11-92 Middle Tenn. 9 5 18 9 Conf All 1986-87 Austin Peay 7 7 14 13 w L w L Conf All Eastern Ky. 7 7 10 16 Murray St. .13 3 20 8 w L L Akron 5 9 8 18 w We.~ternKy. 13 3 19 10 Morehead St. 4 10 II 15 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Murray St. 11 3 13 Tenn. Tech 2 12 6 20 Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 17 Eastern Ky. 9 5 19 14 Middle Tenn. 11 3 22 7 Middle Tenn. 9 5 16 11 1981-82 Akron 9 5 21 9 Tenn. Tech 8 6 14 15 Conf All Eastern Ky. 9 5 19 11 Austin Peay 6 8 11 17 W L w L Austln Peay 8 6 20 12 Murray St. Morehead SL 6 8 14 15 13 3 20 8 Morehead St. 8 6 14 I *Southeast Mo. 5 9 12 16 Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 Muray St 6 8 13 15 Middle Tenn, 12 4 22 8 Tenn. State 2 12 4 24 Youngstown 4 10 11 L7 Morehead St. LI 5 17 10 *Ineligible for OVC Toum. Tenn.Tech 8 8 12 14 Tenn.Tech I 13 7 20 Youngstown 5 II 8 18 1992-93 Austin Peay 4 12 6 20 1987-88 Conf All Akron 3 13 7 19 Conf AU w L w L Eastern Ky. 3 13 5 21 w L w L Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Murray St. 13 3 20 8 Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 1982-83 We.,tern Ky. 13 3 19 JO 'fenn. St. 13 3 17 9 Conf A U Murray St. 13 J 22 9 Murray St. 11 5 16 11 w L w L Middle Tenn. II . 3 23 7 Eastern Ky. 11 5 15 II Murray SI. II 3 21 8 Austin Peay 10 4 17 13 Southeast Mo. 9 7 16 II Morehead St. 10 4 L9 I l Eastern Ky. 10 4 18 J 0 Tenn.Tech 9 7 14 12 Tenn.Tech 9 5 16 12 Tenn. Tech 5 9 12 L6 Morehead St. 6 10 6 20 Akron 7 7 14 15 Tenn. St. 4 10 JI 17 Middle Tenn. 5 II 10 16 Ea,temlCy. 7 7 10 17 Youngstown 2 12 7 21 Austin Peay 4 12 7 19 Youngstown 5 9 15 12 Morehead St. I 13 5 22 Tenn.-Martin 4 12 7 19 Austin Peay 4 10 II 16 Middle Tenn. 3 LL 7 20 1988-89 1993-94 Conr All Cool All 1983-84 w L W L w L w L Coor All Murray St. L3 3 20 8 Murray St. 15 I 23 6 WL w L Western Ky. 13 3 19 10 Tenn.SL. 12 4 19 12 Morehead St. 12 2 15 6 Middle Tenn. 19 2 23 8 Tenn.Tech AustinPeay 10 6 II 16 II 3 18 10 Murray St. 10 2 19 LL Youngstown Eastern Ky. 9 7 13 14 5 9 18 II Austin Peay 4 Murray St. 7 7 15 13 8 18 12 Morehead St. 8 8 14 14 Austin Peay 5 9 II 16 Morehead St. 5 7 15 16 Southeast Mo. 5 II 10 17 Eastern Ky, Eastern Ky. 5 9 II 16 4 8 7 22 Tenn.Tech 5 II 10 21 Middle Tenn. 4 10 II 16 Tenn. Tech 3 9 10 20 Middle Tenn. 5 II 8 19 Akron 3 Il 8 19 Tenn. St. 2 10 4 24 Tenn.-Martin 3 13 5 22

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 1994-95 OVC Awards»

1994-95 AU-Ohio Valley Conference Teams

AII-OVC First Team All-Newcomer Team Marcus Brown, Jr., Murray State Michael Hart, Jr., Tennessee-Martin Bubba Wells, So., Austin Peay Mark Kinnaird, Jr., Morehead State Tim Horton, Sr., Tennessee State CaJ vin Morris, Jr., Tennessee State Tyrone Boardley, Sr., Morehead State David Washington, Jr., Middle Tennessee Monty Wilson, So., Tennessee State Curtis Fincher, Jr., Eastern Kentucky Chris Turne r, So., Tennessee Tech AJI-OVC Second Team Greg Anderson, Jr., Murray State Arlando Johnson, Sr., Eastern Kentucky Jerome Days, Jr., Southeast Missouri Vincent Rainey, So., Murray State Lore nzo Coleman, So., Tennessee Tech Player of Ole Year: Marcus Brown, Tennessee State DeW ayne Powe ll , Jr., Tennessee-Martin Michael Hart, Jr., Tennessee-Mwtin Coaches of the Year: Dick Fick, Morehead State Frankie A lien, Tennessee State Honorable Mention Greg Bibb, Jr., Tennessee Tech Newcomer of the Year: Michael Hart, Tennessee-Martin Mark Kinnaird, Jr., Morehead State Jermall Morgan, Sr., Southeast Missouri Freshman of the Year: Joe Sibbitt, Austin Peay Tim Gaither, Jr., Middle Tennessee Johnnie Williams, Sr., Morehead State William Moore, Sr., Murray State Chris Turner, So., Tennessee Tech

The Morehead State University Cheerleaders 1994-95 National Champions Morehead State University [ The Eagles

Chris Stone Forward, 6-7, 205, Sophomore Sadieville, Ky.

High School: HruTison County High School Coach: Mike Reitz Birthdate: January 6, 1976 Major: Computer lnformation Systems Parents: Walter & Wanda Stone

Joined the Eagle program as a walk-on and has earned a scholarship. Averaged 1.5 points and 0.9 rebounds in ] 2 games as a freshman. Had a successful career at Harrison County. Averaged double figures in both points and rebounds as a senior. All-region as ajun:ior and senior. All-state honorable mention as a senior. Team most valuable player as a senior. Also a track and baseball standout in high school. Finished third in the Class AA shot put and played first base on Hanison County's 1993 state championship baseball team.

Stone with C.G. Colbum, assistant professor of English.

Fick Comments: "When Chris figures out how good he could be and makes the effort and sacrifices necessary, he will make a big step in his career."

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Marlon Witherspoon Center, 6-8, 205, Senior Winstonville, Miss.

High School: John F. Kennedy High School Coach: Jimmie McKnight Junior College: Sou th Florida CC Junior College Coach: George Walker Birthdate: January 3, 1974 Major: Criminology Parent: Lena Witherspoon

Came on strong at the end of last season, his first at MSU. Averaged nine points and 8.5 rebounds, hit 14 of20 field goals and blocked 21 shots over the last four games of the season. Ended the season with a 12-point, six-rebound, seven-blocked shot effo1t in the OVC Tourna­ ment against Eastern Kentucky. For the season, he averaged 4.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 blocked shots. Ranked second in the league in blocked shots. Averaged 13.2 points, 9.6 rebounds and two blocked shots at South Florida CC and earned all-conference and honorable mention all-state honors. Averaged 24 points, 14 rebounds and seven Witherspoo11 with Lisa Hedges, a cou11selor for the Upward Bound project on the MSU campus. blocked shots as a high school senior. Three-time all-conference, two­ time aU county and two-time all-district at John F. Kennedy.

'Fick Comments: "Marlon's improvement last season was a direct result of hanging in and continuing to work hard every day. ff he will build upon that, he can be a force for this team."

Morehead State University ~The Eagles

Doug Wyciskalla Guard, 6-2, 190, Junior Indianapolis, Ind.

High School: Roncal]i High School Coach: Chuck Wiesen bacb Junior College: Northwest College Junior College Coach: Ken Rochlitz Birthdate: October 24, 1974 Major: Exercise Science Parents: Mike & Linda Wyciskal la

Comes to MSU after earning Wyoming Community College Athletic Conference Player of the Year honors last season at Northwest Col­ lege. Averaged 23.1 points, 4.1 assists and 1.9 steals per game. Hit 48.8 percent from the field, including 40. 7 percent from three-pojnc range, and 76.7 percent from the free throw line. Junior college all­ conference and all-region. Was all-city, all-metro and all-sectional as a senior at Roncalli High School. (Last name pronounced witch-a-ska.Ila)

Wyci.ska/Ja with Buford C:rager; assistant professor ofhealth, physical education and recreation.

, Fick Comments: "Doug is being counted on to be a big scorer for us. He is a competitor who played for an. outstanding juco coach. Doug's play will be a key to our season."

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Heston Beverly Al Dixon Mark Spurlock Center, 6-8, 225, Sophomore Center, 6-8, 225, Sophomore Center, 6-8, 225, Sophomore Vicco, Ky. Chicago, Ill. Coalgood, Ky.

High School: Dike Combs High School: AusLin Academy High School: Cawood High School Coach: Charles Mink High School Coach: Sylvester Davis High School Coach: Greg Coldiron Junior College: Lees College Junior College; Joliet College Birthdate: April 2 1, 1977 Junior College Coach: Cluster Howard Junior College Coach: Pat Klingler Majo1·: Undecided Birthdatc: November4, 1974 .Birthdate: January 23, 1972 Parents: Greg & Carolyn Coldiron, Mark Major: Education Major: Sociology Spurlock Parents: Kenneth & Brenda Beverly Parents: Juanita Dixon

Beverly wi1h Dr. Harry Sweeney, associme prof es- Dixon wit/1 D1: Jen y Nowell Jr:, p,vfessor tfbioL- Spurlock wi1h Jim Fluty, MSU director OJ account- sor of health, physical ed11cation c111tl recreation. ogy. ing and budget control.

Morehead State University [opponents 21))

Austin Peay Centre

u Games 17 & 23. 6ame'3· '" :· ~ 7:30p.m. · ·· ·~ · , ·· ' reh';3d_, 8:'05 p:m: ~~'.l~Jan'. 24, Morch~d,.K y;(S. po,rtSouth) "·· 8:30 p.m'.'.EST,Feb;'17, Clqrksvill~, 1,'cnn, ~y . .. ·• . ,1 ·• . SID: Brad Kirtley S ID: Kelly Kiernan Office Phone: (615) 648-7561 Home Phone: (615) 647-0992 Office P hone: (606) 238-8746 Home Phone: NIA Press Row Phone: (615) 648-7191 Fax Phone: (6 15) 648-7562 Press Row Phone: NIA Fax Phone: (606) 236-6081 Mailing Address: E 0. Box 4515 Mailing Address: 600 W. Walnut St. Clarksville, TN 37044 Danville, KY 40422 Location: Clarksville, Tenn. Location: Danville, Ky. Founded: 1927 .Enrollment: 8,200 Founded: 1819 Enrollment: NIA Colors: Red and White Nickname: Governors Colors: Black & Gold Nickname: Colonels Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: SCAC Arena: Dave Aaron (9,000) Arena: Memorial Gymnasium Presidenl: Dr. Sal D. Rinella President: Michael P. Adams 1994-95 Record: 13-16 (8-8, 5th) 1994-95 Record: 5-20 (2-12) Lellerwinners Returning/Lost: 7/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 812 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/lost: 3/2 Athletic Director: Dr. Kaye Hart Office Phone: (615) 648-7903 Athletic Director: Ray. K. Hammond Oflice Phone: (606) 238-5484 Head Coach: Dave Loos (Memphis State '70) Head Coach: Tom Bryant (Miami '55) Record al School: 57-83 (5 years) Record at School: 374-3 17 (27 years) Career Record: 139-136 (9 years) Career Record: 374--317 (27 years) Office Phone: (6 15) 648-7615 Office Phone: (606) 238-5491 Best time to reach: Weekdays. 10 a.m.-noon Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coach: Tony Collins, Bret Campbell Len Garner Trainer: Joni Johnson 'Irainer: Brian Azinger

Berea Eastern Kentucky Gamel '' oain.f!s 11 & Jj ·: 7:30 p;m. EST, Nov. 24? Morehead, Ky. 7:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 3, Moreheacl, J(Y,.

7:30p.m.EST,Jan.10,R.iclimond1Ky,.,

SID: N/A SID: Karl Park Office Phone: (606) 986-9341-5423 Home Phone: (606) 986-8830 Office Phone: (606) 622-1253 Home Phone: (606) 622-1291 Prc.ss Row Phone: NI A Fax Phone: (606) 986-4506 Press Row Phone: (606) 622-2226 Fax Phone: (606) 622-1230 Mailing Address: C PO 2287 Mailing Address: Begley Bldg. - Room 205, EKU Berea, KY 40404 Richmond, KY 40475 Location: Berea, Ky. Location: Richmond, Ky. .Enrollment: 16,060 Founded: 1855 Enrollment: 1,575 Founded: 1906 Nickname: Colonels Colors: Royal Blue & White Nickname: Mounta.incers Colors: Maroon & White Conference: KIAC Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Information Not Provided Arena: McBrayer (6,500) President: Larry Shinn President: Dr. Hanly Funderburk 1994-95 Record: lnformalion Not Provided 1994-95 Record: 9-19 (6-10, 7th) LeHerwinners Returning/Lost: Information Not Provided LeHerwinners Returning/Lost: 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost: Information Not Provided Starters Returning/Lost; 312 Athletic Director: Roland Wierwi lie Office Phone: (606) 986-9341 Athletic Director: Dr. Robert Baugh Office Phone: (606) 622-3654 Read Coach: Roland Wierwille (Eastern KenLUcky) Head Coach: Mike Calhoun (Georgetown College. '72) Record at School: 334-259 Record at School: 37-45 (3 years) Career Record: [nformalion Not Provided Career Record: 37-45 (3 years) O ffice Phone: (606) 986-9341 ext. 5424 Oflicc Phone: (606) 622- 2123 Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Best Lime to reach: Mon.-Thur., 9:00 a.m.-noon Assistant Coaches: Craig Jefferson, Kelly Combs Assistant Coaches: Trainer: Sandy Williams Marty Pollio, Byron Jones Trainer: Dr. Bobby Barton Eagle Basketball 1995-96 Opponents)

George Mason Kent

•i .<, Game 10., .. Ga11!,i1:? .. . , . 7:30 IJ.m. EST,De'ci30;Morchead,Ky. 7:00'p.m:ES'J, Nqv. 29, Kent; Oblo

SID: Carl L. Sell, Jr. SID: Dale Gallagher Oflice Phone: (703) 993-3260 Home Phone: (703) 971-4716 Office Phone: (216) 672-211 0 Home Phone: (216) 686-05 17 Press Row Phone: (703) 993-3044 Fax Phone: (703) 993-3259 Press Row Phone: (216) 672-2036 Fax Phone: (216) 672-21 12 Mailing Address: 4400 University Drive Mailing Address: 154 Memorial Gym Fairfax. VA 22030-4444 Kent, OH 44242-000 l Location: Fairfax, VA Location: Kent, Ohio Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 21,774 Founded: 1910 Enrollment: 30.159 Colors: Green & Gold Nickname: Patriots Colors: Blue and Gold Nickname: Golden Flashes Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Conference: Mid-American Arena: Patriot Center ( I 0,000) Arena: Memorial Athletic and Convocalion Center (6,327) President: Dr. George W. Johnson PresidenL: Dr. Carol A. Cnn wright 1994-95 Record: 7-20 (2-12. 8th) 1994-95 Record: 8-19 (5- 13, 8th) Lctterwinncrs Returning/Lost: 7/6 Leltcrwinucrs Returning/Lost: 8/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Athletic Director: Tom O'Connor Office Phone: (703) 993-3210 A thletic Director: Laing Kennedy Office Phone: (216) 672-3120 Read Coach: Paul Westhead (St. Joseph's. 6 1) Head Coach: Dave Grube (Kent, '66) Record at School: 17-37 (2 years) Record at School: 3 1-50 (3 years) Career Record: 264-190 ( 16 years ) Career Record: 101-180 (14 years) OfOce Phone: (703) 993-3240 Office Phone: (216) 672-2470 Best time to reach: Contact SID Best time to reach: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Assis tant Coaches: Bruce Woods, Darrell Brooks. Mike Cooney Jay Wolfe, Mike Helfer, Garland Mance Trainer: Andrea Showers Trainer: John Faulsti ck

Iowa Kentucky Game9 Game7 ,, ,2:05 p.m.ES'l', Dec. 23;Iowa City, Iowa 8:05 p.m. EST, Dec. 16,Lexin~on,Ky. ,: . _o " <: .• .;v ,.•ri'

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SID: Steve Roe SID (Basketball): Brooks Downing omce Phone: (3 19) 335-941 I Home Phone: (319) 339-0990 Oflice Phone: (606) 257-3838 Home Phone: (606) 263-7825 Press Row Phone: (319) 335-7284 Fax Phone: (3 19) 335-9417 Press Row Phone: (606) 252-3602 Fax Phone: (606) 323-4310 Mailing Address: 205 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Mailing Address: Memorial Coliseum Iowa C ity. IA 52242 Lexington. KY 40503 Location: Iowa City. Iowa Location: Lexington, Ky. Founded: 1847 Enrollment: 27,000 Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 24,000 Colors: Old Gold & Black Nickname: Hawkeyes Colors: Blue & White Nickname: Wildcats Conference: Big Ten Conference: Southeastern Arena: Carver-Hawkeye ( 15,500) Arena: Rupp Arena (23.000) President: Mary Sue Coleman President: Dr. Charles Wethington 1994-95Record: 21- 12 (9-9, 7th, tic) 1994-95 Record: 28-5 (14-2, 1st) Leltcrwinners Returning/Lost: 8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/lost: 3/2 Athletic Director: Bob Bowlsby Office Phone: (3 I 9) 335-9435 Athletic Director: C.M. Newton Office Phone: (606) 257-8000 Head Coach: Tom Davis (Wisconsin-Plaueville '60) Head Coach : Rick Pitino Record at School: 184-100 (9 years) Record at School: 150-43 Career Record: 458-250 (24 years) Career Record: 283-117 Office Phone: (3 19) 335-9444 Office Phone: (606) 257-1916 Best time to reach: Tuesday mornings Best time 10 reach: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Jim O'Brien, Delray Brooks, Winston Bellllctt Gary Close, Rich Walker. Frank DiLeo Trainer: Eddie Jamie) Trainer: John Streif

Morehead State University [ Opponents

Louisville Middle Tennessee

Game,,$ G,qmes 16 & 24' 7:~0 p:in. EST, Dec. 6,,Louisville;Ky. 7 :45 p.in ..EST ;Jan.'20, Morehead, 'Ky. , . r ~:05 p.m EST,F'eb. 19;Murfreesboro, Tenfi.,(SportSQnth)'

SID: Kenny Klein SID: Ed Gi vcn Office Phone: (502) 852-6581 Home Phone: (502) 636-3555 Office Phone: (615) 898-2450 Home Phone: (6 15) 895-0827 Press Row Phone: (502) 852-5567 Fax Phone: (502) 852-7401 Press Row Phone: (6 15) 898-2807 Fax Phone: (615) 898-5626 Mailing Address: Floyd & Brandeis Sts. Mailing Address: MTSU Box 20 Louisville, KY 40292 Murfreesboro. T N 37132 Location: Louisville. Ky. Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded: 1798 Enrollment: 22,000 Founded: 19 11 Enrollment: 17,383 Colors: Red, B lack & Wh.itc Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Navy Blue and White 'ickname: Blue Raiders Conference: Confere nce USA Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Freedom Hall (18,865) Arena: Murphy Athletic Center ( 1 1,520) President: Dr. John Shumaker President: Dr. James E. Walker 1994-95 Record: 19-14 (7-5 Metro, 2nd. lie) 1994-95 Record: 12- 15 (5-1 I , 8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/1 Letterwinncrs Returniug/Losl: 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters .Returning/Lost: 4/1 Athletic Director: Bill Olsen Office Phone: (502) 852-5732 Athletic Director: Lee Fowler Office Phone: (615) 898-2450 Head Coach: Denny Crum (UCLA '58) Head Coach: David Farrar (Anderson, '69) Record at School: 565-2 I 2 (24 years) Record at School: 46-61 (4 years) Career Record: 565-212 (24 years) Career Record: 46-61 ( 4 years) O ffice Phone: (502) 852-6651 Office Phone: (6 15) 898-2 120 Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Larry Gay, Jerry Jones, Scooter McCray Paul Peck, Lonnie Thompson, Chris Starks Trainer: Jerry M ay Trainer: George Camp

Marshall Murray State

Ganie 6 Gamesl5&21

'l :30 e:m: EST, Dec. 8, Mon:bead, Ky. 8:30 p.m. EST,Jan. 1~1 Murray, Ky., 7:45 p.m:'EST,li'eK 10, Moreh~d,~. SID: Gary Richter SID: Da vid Ramey Office Phone: (304) 696-5275 Home Phone: (304) 429-4313 Ofuce Phone: (502) 762-4270 Home Phone: (502) 759-9905 Pr~s Row Phone: (304) 696-3300 Fax Phone: (304) 696-2325 Press Row Phone: (502) 762-6811 Fax Phone: (502) 762-6814 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1360 Malling Address: I Murray Streel Huntington, WV 25715 Murray, KY 42071 -33 12 Location: Huntington, W. Va. Location: Murray, Ky. Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 12,500 Founded: 1922 EnroUm ent: 8,328 Colors: Green & White Nickname: Thundering He rd Colors: Blue and Gold Nickname: Racers Conference: Southem Conference: Ohio Val ley Arena: Henderson Center ( I 0,250) Arena: Cutchin Fieldhouse (5,550) President: Dr. J. Wade Gilley President: Dr. Kern Alexander 1994-95 Record: 18-9 ( 10-4/l st. North Division) 1994-95 Record: 21-9 ( 11-5, Isl) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 1/8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/ I Starters Returning/Lost: 0/5 Starters Returning/Los t: 4/1 Athletic Director: Lee Moon Office Phone: (304) 696-5408 Athletic Director: Mike Strickland Office· Phone: (502) 762-6 184 Head Coach: Billy Do novan (Providence '87) Head Coach: Mark Gottfried (Alabama, '87) Record al School: J 8-9 ( I year) Record at School: first year Career Record: 18-9 ( 1 year) Career Record: 11rst year Office Phone: (304) 696-6460 Office Phone: (502) 762-6804 Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Best time to reach: Weekdays, 9 a.m.-11 a.111. Assistant Coaches: Ass.istant Coaches: Anthony Grant. John Pelphrey, Donnie Jones Tom Kelsey, Tevester Anderson. Linc Darner Trainer: John Houston Trainer: E ric Frederick

Eagle BaskctbaJl.1995-96 Opponentsil

Southeast Missouri Tennessee State G'.ames 19 & 25 7 t;;a,nes 12:'& 2P ·.· . 7;45 p.m. EST, Jan. 8, Morehead, Ky: 8:45. p,m. EST, Jan. 29:'N~shvme, Tenn. . 6:(K.)~.m.EST_;Fell. 3, Cape Grr:~eau,Jylo. , 7:45:p.m; EST, Feb. 241Morehead, [G. .,

SID: Ron Hines SID: Johnny Franks Ol'fice Phone: (314) 651-2294 Home Phone: (618) 985-3452 Oflice Phone: (615) 963-5851 Home Phone: (615) 367-0700 PressRowPhone: (314)651-5014 FaxPhone: (3 14)651-28 10 Press Row Phone: TBA Fax Phone: (615) 963-5895 Mailing Address: One University Plaza Mailing Address: 3500 John Merri tt 131vd. Cape Giradeau, MO 63701 Nashville, TN 37209 Location: Cape Giradeau, Mo. Location: Nashville, Tenn. Founded: 1873 Enrollment: 8,500 Founded: 1912 Enrollment: 8,000 Colors: Red and Black Nickname: Indians Colors: Royal Bl ue and White Nickname: Tigers Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Show Me Center (7,000) Arena: lloward C. Gentry Complex ( I 0,500) President: Bill Atchley (interim) President: Dr. James A. Hefner 1994-95 Record: 13-l 4 (7-9, 6th) 1994-95 Record: I 9-12 ( 1-4, 2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Ath.letic Director: Dr. Richard McDunie Athletic Director: Howard Gemry, Jr. Office Phone: (615) 963-5861 Ol'fice Phone: (314) 651- 2227 Head Coach: Frank Allen (Roanoke, '7 1) Head Coach: Ron Shumate (Tennessee Tech. '61) Record al School: 42-46 (3 years) Record at School: 286-1 34 ( 14 years) Career Record: 98-1 07 (7 years) Career Record: 425- I 95 (21 years) Office Phone: (615) 963-5900 Office Phone: (3 I 4) 651-2160 Besc time to reach: Weekdays, I 0:00 a.m.-noon Best time 10 reach: Weekdays, 9:00 a.m.-11 :00 a.m. Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Greg O'Brien, Sammy Jackson Randy Curl, Kirt Cochran, Scott Mt:Cowan Trainer: Tom Bossung Trainer: Dave Grossman

Spalding Tennessee Tech '(;aiilei•iS•&-26 ·: ,,' ;:· in ~ g. 4 Game·~} 7:45 p.m. EST, oe:c. 4, l\foreheiul, Ky. ;· 8:45 p.rµ. EST;"lam27, Cooke:vi)le,T~~n~ .. 73 _45 P•.~· EST, f ~I>. ~~;.~oi;e~~ci, Kt, u

SID: TBA S1D: Rob Schaber! Office Phone: (502) 585-714 1 Borne Phone: NIA Office Phone: (615) 372-3088 Home Phone: (615) 526-ALPO Press Row Phone: N/A Fax Phone: (502) 585-7147 Press Row Phone: (615) 372-3293 Fax Phone: (6 I 5) 372-6 I 39 Mailing Address: N/ A Mailing Address: TIU Box 5057 Location: Louisville, Ky. Cookeville, TN 38505 Founded: 1814 Enrollment: 1,300 .Location: Cookeville, TN Colors: Blue & Gold Nickname: Pelicans Founded: 1915 Enrollment: 8,240 Conference: Independent (N AJA) Colors: Purple and Gold Nickname: Golden Eagles Arena: Louisville Gardens (6,000) Conference: Ohio Valley President: Dr. Thomas Oats Arena: Eblen Cemer ( I 0.152) 1994-95 Record: 13-20 President: Dr. Angelo Volpe Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 1994-95 Record: 13-14 (9-7, 4th) Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Lellerwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5 Athletic Director: !sh Burks Office Phone: (502) 585-7142 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Head Coach: Steve Sergeant (Union '87) Athletic Director: Dr. David Larimore Office Phone: (615) 372-3940 Record at School: 23-44 (2 years) Bead Coach: Prank Harrell (Georgia Sout11westem, '72) Career Record: 23-44 (2 years) Record at school: 9 1.-1 05 (7 years) Oflice Phone: (502) 585-7141 Career Record: I 04-154 (11 years) Best time lo reach: Weekday mornings Office Phone: (615) 372-3956 Assistant Coach: Chris Huff Best time to reach: Weekdays, 10 a.m.-noon Trainer: TBA Assistant Coaches: Kevin Bray, Robert Eskew Trainer: David Green

Morehead State University [opponents

Thomas More UT-Martin Game~, Games 14 & 22. 7:30 EST, Dec. l~, M or ehea4, Ky. p.111 8:30 p.m. EST,J an. 131 Martin, Tciin; 17:45 p.nL EST,,Fcb.12, More!iead, Ky. SID: Ted Kicp SID: Lee Wilmot Office Phone: (606) 344-3673 Home Phone: (606) 344-3541 Office P hone: (901) 587-7630 Home Phone: (901) 587-9811 Press Row P hone: NIA Fax Phone: (606) 344-3632 Marnng Address: 333 Thomas More Parkway Press Row Phone: (90 l) 587-7694 Fax Phone: (90 l) 587-7624 Mailing Address: 304 Administration Crestview Hills, KY 41017-3428 Location: Crestview Hills. Ky. Martin, TN 38238 Location: Martin, Tenn. Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 1,300 Founded: 1900 Colors: Royal Blue, White & Silver Nic.:kname: Saints Enrollment: 5,646 Colors: Royal Blue, Orange and White Conference: Association of Mideast Colleges Nickname: Skyhawks Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Connor Convocation Center (J .500) Arena: Skyhawk (6.700) President: Rev. William F. C leves, Ph.D. Chancellor: Dr. Margaret N. Perry 1994-95 R ecord: 14-12 (5- 1, Is t) 1994-95 Record: 7-20 (5- 11 , 8th) Letterwinners Returning/Los t: 9/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 AU1lctic Director: Vic Clark O ffice Phone: (606) 344-3536 Sta rters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Head Coach: Larry Cox (Hanover '8 1) Athle tic Director: Benny Hollis O rrice Phone: (90 1) 587-7660 Head Coach: Cal Lut.her (Valpa raiso, '51) Record at School: 6 1-70 (5 years) Record at School: 28-80 (4 years) Career Record: 61-70 (5 years) Career Record: 455-394 (34 years) Office Phone: (606) 344-3308 Ofricc Phone: (90 I) 587-7660 Best time to reach: Weekday mornings Best ti me to reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Todd Asalon, Steve Frakes Assistant Coaches: Trainer: Teresa A. Behan Ernest Neal, Bob Ward Trainer: Linda Barker

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 Morehead State University»

Historically Morehead State University traces its lineage to the Morehead Normal School, which opened its doors in 1887. The pri vale school c losed in the spring of L922 when the Kentucky General Assembly established Morehead State Normal School. Since then, the University has grown from a teachers college lo a regional university that serves Kentucky and Appalachia. Until university status was granted in 1966, the institution's primary mission was U1e training of teachers. However, the curriculum now embraces nearly 130 academic programs on the associate, baccalaureate, and graduate levels. Physically, the University consists of more Uian fifty major structures valued at more than $ I 'I O million. There are more than 38,000 MSU alumni. Administratively, the University operates under an I I -member Board of Regents that consists of e ight cilizens appointed by the governor of Kentucky, with three other seats held by e lected faculty, staff and student representatives. The administrative structure covers primarily four areas: academic affairs, administration and fiscal services, university advancement and student life. Each of these units is neaded by a vice presidenL There are approximately 8,400 men and women enrolled at Morehead State University, of whom about 6,800 are undergraduates. The University recognizes more than 100 student organizations, including 23 nationally chartered l'raternilies and sororities, and sponsors a full program o f intercollegiate and intramural athletics for men and women. MSU is basically a residential campus and has fourteen residence halls. About 89 percent of its students are Kentuckians. Graced by a large lake, the campus sits in the foothills of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Among the University's facilities are an experimental farm and a nine-hole golf course.

Location preparation), medical technology, mathematics, mathematics and T he University is located near the main shopping area of computer programming, chemistry, geology, physics, and secondary Morehead, a city of about 12,000 people that lies midway between science teaching (with options in biology, chemistry, eanh science, Ashland, Kentucky, and Lexington, Kentucky, on lnterstate 64. and physics) and mathematics/physical science teaching (with Commercial airline service is available in Lexington and Huntington, options in chemistry, mathematics and pbysics--noncalculus or West Virginia, which is also on d1e 1-64 corridor. Nearby recreationaJ calculus based). The college also offers a Bachelors of Science in areas are Cave Run Lake and Rodburn Park, which arc owned by the Nursing (BSN). Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree is available in geology. U.S. Forest Service. Three Kentucky state parks--Natural Bridge, Two year programs include the Associate of a Applied Science Carter Caves, and Greenbo--are wiUii.n an hour's drive. The city of (AAS) degree in agricultural technology (with options in Morehead is served by a 150-bed hospital and functions as the agribus iness, agric ultura l production, equine technology and medical, educationaJ, cultural, and commercial center of northeastern ornamentaJ hortic ultural), human sciences (optio ns in fashion Kentucky. merchandising, food service management and interior design), industrial tec hno logy (with options in construction/mining Majors and Degrees techno logy, e lectri c ity/electronics technology, graphic Morehead State University awards the following undergraduate communication technology and manufacturing/robotics technology), degrees: A.A, A.B., A.A.B., A.D.N., A.A.S., B.B.A., B.M., B.M.E., radiologic technology, and veterinary technology. An associate B.S., B.S.N., B.U.S., and B.S.W. The College o f Science and degree in nursing (AON) is also available. Pre-professional programs Technology offers Uie Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in agricultural are available to prepare srudents for careers in chiropractic medicine, education, agricullural science (with an option in agribusiness, dentistry, engineering, forestry, law, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, agricullural economics, agronomy, animal science, general and physicaJ therapy and veterinary medicine. agriculture, golf course management and horticulture), bio logy, The College of Bus iness offers the Bachelor o r Bus iness environmental science (with options in ecology, geology, chemistry Administration (BBA) degree with concentrations in accounting, and physics, and social science and economics), interdisciplinary comprehensive business, computer infonnation systems, economics, early childhood development, human sciences (with options in finance, management, marketing, real esLate, and office systems. dietetics, hotel/restaurant and institutional management, interior The Associate of Applied Business (AAB) degree includes options design, retail merchandising and design), vocational home in accounting, computer information, information syste ms, economics, industrial technology (with an option in construction/ economics, finance, marketing, marketing real estate, and smaU mining technol.ogy, electricity/electronics technology and, graphic business management. The AAB degree in office systems offers communicati on technology), industrial education (with options in options in administrative management, legal secretariaJ and medicaJ industrial education/orientation explorati on and industrial education secretarial. Morehead State University «Morehead State University

T he College of Education and Behavioral Sciences offers the Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree in e lementary education (with K-4 or 5-8), hea lth, military science, physical education, psychology, recreation, sociology (with an emphasis in criminology), and special education (options in learning and behavior disorders (K-4 or 5-8) and moderate and severe disabilities (K-4 or 5-8). The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree is also available. Secondary teacher certification can be obtained through programs in many subject matter disciplines. The Caudill College of Humanities offers the Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree in art, communications (emphases in electronic media production and management, electronic media news, journalism, and advertising-public relations), speech, speech/ theatre, theatre, English, French. Spanish, philosophy, geography, government, history, paralegal studfos, and social science teaching. Three degrees are available in music: The Bachelor of Mus.ic (BM) in music performance, the Bachelor o f Music Education (BME) in teaching and Bachelor of Arts for the study of music within the liberal arts curriculum. Additionally, MSU has 24 master's degree programs, plus two graduate level non-degree programs designed especially fo r professional educators. A post-master's level degree, education specialist. along with a joint doctoral degree with the Uni versity of Kentucky, are offered on the campus.

Academic Facilities Morehead State University's academic facili ties include Carnden­ Carrol I Library, which has nearly 415,000 volumes, 1,936 serial subscriptions, 294,000 microform titles, 18, 902 recordings, 83,500 films, lilmstrips, slides, transparencies, and forty-five computer tenni □ als. The Lappin, Cassity, Reed, Ginger, Baird, Claypool-Young, and Combs buildings provide modem classroom and laboratory facilities. Financial Aid 1n addition, the U□iversity has extensive agricultural facilities at the Morehead State University offers qualified applicants a wide Derrickson Agricultural Complex north of Morehead. Theatres variety of financial assistance, including loans, grants, scholarships, include Kibbey ( 100 seats) and Button Auditorium (1,300 seals). and work opportunities. In addition, students are encouraged to Media facil ities include two television oroduction studios. a 50.000- in vestigate the possibility of getting aid through veterans' benefits, rehnbili1alion grants, and other private and public sources. Seventy percent of the students at MSU receive financial assistance. Aid renewal is general based on various eligibility factors, including grades and fi nancial need. Apri l I is the priority filing deadline for the Financial Aid Application. Faculty The University has 343 full-time faculty members and nearly 90 part-time (lecturers) faculty members. Faculty members are encouraged to concentrate on teaching duties while still devoting appropriate energies to research and public service. Graduate students are rarely used as instructors. Academic advisement is provided by full-time faculty members. Earned doctoral degrees are held by 64 percent of lhe faculty m~mbers and the student-faculty ratio is about I 8: I. watt public radio station. and complete darkroom and composition Student Government laboratories for the student newspaper and yearbook. Computer The Student Government Association, of which all full-Lime facilities are avaiJable to students. Other specialized laboratories students become members, elects its executive branc h and the are used by students in food service, music, art, recreation, energy Student Congress, and the judicial branch is appointed by elected studies, Appalachian studies, graphic arts, health sciences, teacher student Leaders. A student serves as a voting member of U1e MSU education, and water testing. Board of Regents.

Eagle Basketball 1995,-96 University Administration D Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin became the AASCU committees, including chair of the Committee on Aca­ 12th presidenL of Morehead State demic National Student Retention project being undertaken University on July I, 1992. Bringing by AASCU and funded by the Student Loan Marketing As­ nearly 30 years of experience in sociation. higher education adminfatration to the He frequently serves as a consultant throughout the South­ MSU post, he previously was chan­ east and often presents workshops for colleges on st11dent cellor of South Carolina's Coastal retention, leadership and academic advisement. He has Carolina College at Conway. worked with numerous statewide projects in the Southeast, A former vice chancellor for aca­ including ones for the South Carolina Department of Higher demic affairs at USC's Spartanburg Education, Georgia Board of Regents and South Carolina campus, Dr. Eaglin began his career Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education. in higheretlucation administration in In summer 1992, he chaired a Fullbright High Commission the area of student life/housing and delegation which went to Cyprus to present a four-day semi­ has taught both in public school and uni versity settings. In the nar on accreditation and self-study for nigher education rep­ early 1970s, he served as a regional director, Southeast Of­ resentatives of Turkish and Greek Cypriot communities. fice of the American College Testing Program (ACT). A member of several honorary societies such as Psi Chi He holds a bachelor's degree in biology and mathematics and Phi Delta Kappa, Dr. Eaglin also is active in nis commu­ from Southeast Missouri State University, a master's degree nity. As president of MSU, Dr. Eaglin serves as a member of in student personnel administration from Southern Illinois Uni­ the Board of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan Chamber of versity and a doctoral degree in educational psychology from Commerce and the Jesse Stuart Foundation. A member of the University of Utah. the Kentucky Council on Higher Education's Conference of A graduate of Leadership South Carolina, he has been ac­ Presidents, he was appointed by Gov. Brereton C. Jones to tive in the NCAA President's Commission and is a fonner the East Kentucky Development Roundtable, an advisory vice chairman of the Big South Athletic Conference (Divi­ working group to the East Kentucky Office of the Cabinet for sion I). Active in the American Association of State Colleges Economic Development. and Universities, President Eaglin bas served on numerous He and his wife, Bonnie, have fou r adult children.

President Eaglin with Common­ wealth of Kentucky Governor Brereton Jones

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Morehead State University [Athletic Administration Mike Mincey Vice President for Student Life

Mike Mincey, Morehead State's student activities, student development, financial aid and schol­ Vice President for Student Life and arships, student housing and public safety. a former Eagle athlete, assumed re­ A three-time graduate of the University, he earned a sponsibility for supervision of the bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, one in higher University's athletics program in June, education. The native of Waycross, Ga., has done advanced 1993. studies at Indiana University and is a member of the National An MSU administrative staff mem­ Association of Student Personnel Administrators. ber since 1975, Mincey was appointed Prior to joining the MSU staff, he taught and coached in interim vice president in 1986 and as­ public schools in Flemingsburg, Ky., and Tifton, Ga. sumed the title of vice president and Mincey earned four varsity letters (1965-68) as a member Dean of Students in 1990 following a of the Eagle football squad. He was an all-stater at Ware national search. Since joining the County (Ga.) High School, and he was a member of MSU's staff, Mincey has held a variety of last Ohio Valley Conference football championship squad in posts including assistant to the vice president for academic 1967. affairs, grants coordinator and coordinator for academic sup­ His wife, the former Kathy Crusie of Lyndon, Ohio, is a port services. two-Lime graduate of MSU and currently serves the Univer­ In addition to the athletics program, Mincey also provides sity as an assistant professor of English. They have three supervisory support to the areas of the Dean of Students, children, Sarah, Jacob and Samuel. Steve Hamilton Director of Athletics

One of Morehead State's most suc­ ship teams in basketball, baseball and track. He established cessful athletics alumni, Steve Hamil­ five MSU records in rebounding and is the Eagles' aU-time ton enters his ninth year as athletic leading rebounder and fourth leading scorer. He earned bas­ director at his alma mater. ketball All-America honors in l 957. Hamilton, a standout athlete in Hamilton may best be known for his 11 years of major league baseball, basketball and track during baseball experience. He pitched for the Cleveland Indians, his playing days at MSU, has been Washington Senators, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, the University's athletic director since San Francisco Giants and the Chicago Cubs. The originator 1987. He spent 14 seasons as the of the "FoJJy Floater," be pitched in two World Series with the Eagle baseball coach and is MSU's Yankees. all-time winningest coach with 305 He also played two seasons with the NBA's Minneapolis career victories. His teams won five Lakers, becoming one of only two professional athletes to play divisional championships and two OVC championships. His in both a World Series and an NBA Championship Series. 1977 and 1983 teams participated in the NCAA baseball tour­ His professional coaching career included a stint as man­ nament. ager of the 1973 Johnson City Yankees of the Appalachian As director, Hamilton has seen the MSU ath letic program League. He also served as pitching coach for the Detroit make dynamjc progress, both on the field, in facilities and Tigers in 1975. most importantly, in the classroom. During his tenure, he has Hamilton, a graduate of Charlestown (Ind.) High School, seen a state-of-the-art weight facility built and other improve­ earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1958 and a master's ments made to facilities. He bas seen the graduation rate of degree from MSU in 1963. He is married to the former Shirley Eagle athletes improve and MSU win the Ohio Valley Potter of Raceland, Ky. They have four children, Stephanie Conference's Academic Achievement Banner on four occa­ (Fightmaster), Elizabeth (Monnett), Robert and Daniel. sions. He has added an academic counselor for athletes and In add ition to the MSU Athletic Hall of Fame, he has also begun a compliance program. been inducted into the Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame During his college career, Hamilton played on champion- and the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame.

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Kathleen Worthington Assistant Director of Athletics

Kathleen R. Worthfogton was of marketing strategies, game-day management and coordi­ named Assistant Director of Athlet­ nation of special events. ics at Morehead State University i11 "We're extremely pleased to have attracted a person with July, 1995. Kathleen's experience and enthusiasm," said MSU Director Worthington comes to MSU after of Athletics Steve Hamilton. "She has many wonderful and serving two years as the Assistant exciting ideas that will assist us in all areas of our athletic to the Director of Athletics at the program." University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Worthington earned a bachelor's degree in mass communi­ She has also served as a marketing cations from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland in 1985. and media relations speciaJjst and as She has also earned a master's degree in public relations from Director of Athletics and Commu­ Syracuse University and a master's degree in athletics ad­ nity Youth Programs for Catholic ministration from Wisconsin-La Crosse. Charities, Eastern Region, New York State. Sbe has exten­ She is an avid cyclist, runner and sailor. sive experience in development, plruming and implementation Jim Caudill Administrator, Eagle Athletic Scholarship Fund

James R. (Jim) Caudill is in his in 1972. While a student at MSU, Caudill was a member of ninth year as a development officer the Eagle golf team, and he remains a top amateur golfer. and Administrator of the Eagle Ath­ He has been closely involved with the Eagle Athletic Schol­ letic Scholarship Fund. arship Fund since its origin. He was a charter member of the Caudill, a fo1mer Morehead busi­ EASF Advisory Board. nessman, earned a bachelor's degree Caudill is married to the fonner Candy Huffman of Pikeville. in business administration from MSU They have three children, Ann, Steve and Jaime Leigh.

Ryan Kling Head Athletic Trainer

Ryan Kling, an individual who is both highly successful Owl basketball program. Prior to joining the well-schooled and experienced in Temple staff, be was an assistant trainer and adjunct instruc­ athletic training and sports medicine, tor at Southern Illinois. is in his fourth season as Head Ath­ He spent four years as a student trainer at Michigan State letic Trainer at Morehead State Uni­ while eamjng a bachelor's degree(] 983). He served two years versity. as a graduate assistant at Tulsa while eam.ing a master's de­ Prior to joining the MSU athletics gree (1985). staff, Kling was an assistant trainer Kl.ing, a native of Elkhart, Ind., is married to the former Lori at Temple University. Eaglin, daughter of MSU President and Mrs. Ron Eaglin. While at Temple, the 34-year-old Kling was the head trainer for the

Morehead State University [Athletic Administration

Jim Wells Compliance Coordinator and Academic/ Athletic Counselor

Jim Wells, whose more than two Among his assignments was to serve as managing editor of decades of involvement with More­ MSU's alumni periodical, the Morehead STATEment. A two­ head State University athletics time graduate of MSU, the 43-year-old Wells will be in charge range from his serving as an under­ of monitoring the University's compliance with NCAA and graduate student manager of the Ohio Valley Conference rules and legislation as welJ as the academic progress of Eagle athletes. Eagle baseball squad to serving as "Jim's experience as both a coach and administrator serve sports information director to coach­ him well in this position," said Eagle Athletic Director Steve ing the Lady Eagle softball team, is Hamilton. "He has served the institution loyally for many in his fourth year as Compliance Co­ years." ordinator and his third as Academic/ An avid golfer and former manager of the University Golf Athletic Counselor. Course, Wells is a life-long resident of Morehead. He is single. WeUs bas also served MSU as a publications assistant.

Staff Directory Un iversity Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Mike Mincey, Vice President for Student Life ...... 783-2070 Steve Hamilton, Director of Athletics ...... 783-2088 Kath leen Worthington, Assistant Director of Athletics ...... 783-2387 Dr. W. Michael Brown, Facully Representative ...... 783-2120 J im Wells, Compliance Coordinator and Academic/Athletic Counselor ...... 783-5136 Coaching Staff Mntt Ballard, Head Football ...... 783-2020 Tracy Beaty, Volleyball ...... 783-2122 Craig Here. Volleyball Assistant ...... 783-2122 Dr. Rex Chaney. Golf ...... 783-2396 Bob Donewald, Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2087 Jeff Durden, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Dick Fick. Head Men's Basketball ...... -...... 783-2087 Janet Gabriel. Head Wornen•s Basketball ...... 783-2126 Wendy Gatli n, Women•s BasketbalJ Assistant ...... 783-2191 John Gilliam, Football Assistant ...... , ...... 783-2020 Ed Hodgkiss, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 John Jarnagin, Hend Baseball ...... 783-2882 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Pete Lee, FootbaJI Assistant ...... , ...... 783-5 132 Chih Loo, Women•s Tennis ...... 783-2449 Mike McGuire, Baseball Assistant ...... 783-2882 Jace Nathanson, Men's Tennis ...... 784-4066 Capt. Hank Patton, Rifle ...... 783-2050 Peter Raeford, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 David Trosper, Football Assistant ...... ,...... 783-2020 Jennifer VanSickle, Softball ...... 783-5283 Trish Wilson, Women's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5139 Athletic Training Rynn Kling, Head Trainer ...... :...... 783-2392 Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ...... ,...... 783-2500 (Stacy at home, 784-2922; FAX 783-2550) Clerica.1 Staff Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 781-2088 Teresa Howard, Basketball ...... 783-2087 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, /\thletics ...... '. ...11 ...... 783-2088

Eagle Basketball 1995-96 Ohio VaJley Conference D Ohio Valley Conjere nee History Whe n Lhe presidents of six mid-southern universities gath­ The playing field isn't the only place where OVC athletes ered 47 years ago at a hotel in Kentucky, they united with a are working hard. The league also recognizes excellence in goal of providing leadership and vision, both in education the classroom. The prestigious OVC Academic Achieve­ and athletics, for the future. ment Banner is awarded annually to the league school whose That vision has grown and fostered since the initial meet­ athletes produce the highest grade point average when com­ ing in 1948, when the Ohio Valley conference was formed. pared to the general student body. In addition, a dozen Scholar­ It didn't take long before the OVC was making a mark Athlete Awards are presented yearly to male and female nationally in athletics, but the league also became a pioneer athletes, while others are commended for their academjc on a much more significant scale socially. During times of success by being Medal of Honor recipients or named to the racial integration, OVC member Morehead State Universjty Commissioner's Honor Roll. became one of the first non-traditionally black mid-southern The vision of leadership demonstrated by the Founding institutions to accept a black student. In 1958, Marshall Banks Fathers in 1948 remruns alive today as the O hio Valley Con­ earned athletically-related aid al Morehead, which sig ned a ference prepares for the future. One example is in regard to second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. With the current trend in collegiate athletics administration for in­ racial barriers broken, the rest of the institutions in the league creased involveme nt of university presidents in setting poli­ began to provide educational and athletic opportunities to cies and making mies. The presidents of OVC institutions, blacks. however, have always governed the Conference, long be­ On the athletic field, the OVC was quickly gruning re­ fore presidential governance became a national theme. spect. In 1955, the OVC became only the second six-mem­ The OVC sponsors the following sports: baseball, bas­ ber league nationally to earn an automatic bid to the presti­ ketball, cross country, football, golf, track and tennis for men, gious NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, which, a l that and basketball, cross country, golf, softball, tennis, track and time, was limited to only 24 participants. volleyball for women. The OVC also sponsors the combined Through the years, OVC teams have won national cham­ men's and women's sport of rifle. pionships and bowl games in football, along with national Over the last few years, the league has grown, not only in team and individual titles in the sports of rifle, cross country, the number of athletics opportunities it is providing for stu­ track and golf. dents, but in tenns of the number of institutions in the league. The OVC has also produced seveml Olympic athletes, Recently, tJ1e league added Eastern Illinois effective in 1996- while some of the greatest players in professional sports were 97. The addition brings to IO the number of insti tutions in the educated at OVC institutions. The list includes former greats league. Other representatives include charte r members East­ such as basketball's Clem Haskins (Western Kentucky) and ern Kentucky University, Morehead State Unive rsity and two-sport star Steve Hamilton (Morehead State) to present Murray State University, along with Austin Peay State Uni­ day standouts like football players Richard Dent (Tennessee versity. M iddle Tennessee State University, Southeast Mis­ State) and Phil Simms (Morehead Slate), baseball stars Atlee souri State University, Tennessee State University, Tennes­ Hammaker (East Tennessee State) and Walt Terrell (Morehead see Technological University and the University of Tennes­ State), basketball's Popeye Jones (Murray Stale) and profes­ see at Martin. sional golfer Jeff Sluman (Tennessee Tech). Recognizing the need to provide increased opportunities for female athletes, the OVC established women's champion­ ships in the sports of basketball, tennis and track in 1977, with volleyball added four years later. Those sports were initially governed by the Association of Intercollegiate Ath­ letics for Women, but the overall strength of women's pro­ grams in the league was de monstrated by the automatic bids the OVC instantly received when the NCAA became the gov­ erning body in l 982. OHIOVALLEY CONFERENCE

Morehead State University .. OVC Sportsmanship Statement General. The Ohio Valley Conference is committed to establish­ sportsmanship. There can be no tolerance for taunting and baiting of ing sportsmanship and developing heallhy environments for c,ompe­ opponents. tition. This conference wants to lead the way in abolishing the no­ OVC student-athletes 1'iust understand that they are perhaps the lion that it is desirable to create a "hostile" environment for inter­ most visible represehtatives of their institutions. Also, their behav­ collegiate athletic contests. Instead, we will strive to create "hospi­ ior is observed and ef!!ulaled by many who are younger. OVC stu­ table" environments. We believe that part of ihe role of education dent-athletes mus_t honor the responsibilities that accompany the privi­ through sports is to teach our youth and our communities to conduct lege of representmg our schools by behaving with dignity and class •themselves with sportsmanship and respect for opponents. on and off the field. • ln an effort to achieve this goal, the Conference has developed this Spirit Groups. Like our student-athletes, these groups are visible statement which outlines the expectations of the various groups and representatives of our universities. As such, we place high expecta­ individuals associated with our intercollegiate athletics program. tions on them for decent behavior. Cheerleaders, bands and other )] Administration. It is incumbent upon institutional administra­ spirit groups are admitted to contests at the pleasure of our institu­ tions to support their teams and assist in crating a fun atmosphere. tors to create an environment of hospitality for visiting teams, par­ They are not admitted in order to disrupt or confront the opponent ticularly for those individuals at Conference institutions. OVC ad­ ministrators must develop the attitude that the treatment of a visit­ and such behavior will not be tolerated. Their focus must be toward encouragement of their team and respect for the opposing team. ing team and its fans will be in the same manner that they would want their teams to be treated. Officials. Officials who are assigned Conference contests must en­ force the ru les regarding sportsmanship, without tolerance for abuse. The athletics director at the host institution must ensure that he or she, or someone else designated as game manager, approaches the T~e only warning to participants and coaches regarding sportsman­ ship should come at the beginning of the contest. Once the contest coach of the opposing team at a spectator event in order to welcome that coach to the institution, provided an opportunity for the coach to begins, penalties (consequences), not warning, must be asses for vio­ address and concerns, indicate the location of the game manager in l~tions of unsportsmanlike condµct. Similar to the baseball policy of eJectmg coaches for arguing balls and strikes, the Conference will the arena or stadium and identify security personnel to ensure that require that officials eject any. coach who protests unsportsmanlike the visiting team is protected from abuse from the home crowd and that secucity is in very close proximity to the visiting team's bench. conduct calls, provided such ejection is permissible the rules of that sport. Each institution must arrange its seating at spectator events so as to emphasize sportsmanship and minimize the harassment of the visit­ Each official assigned by the OVC will be provided a card with the ing team and its fans. following statement which must be read to the captains and coaches of every contest prior to the beginning of the game: ''The OVC re­ T he athletics director must ensure that those who are employed by quires officials to enforce all rules regarding unsportsmanlike con­ the university treat the opponents with fairness and respect. For duct by coaches and players. There will not be any tolerance for nega­ example, public address announcers must be required 10 announce tive statements or actions between opposing players, especially taunt­ the comest in an evenhanded manner with equal excitement for both ing and baiting. If such comments are heard, a penalty will be as­ team. The institution's chief executive officer and athletics director sessed immediately. If any coach protests an unsportsmanlike pen­ should review pe-riodically with other athletics departmenrstaff mem­ alty, he or she will be ejected for the contest. We have been instructed bers, coaches, student-athletes and spirit groups (cheerleaders and not to issue warnings during the contests. IL is strongly suggested bands) precisely what is acceptable conduct, as set forth in this that you remind your participants of this policy." Officials who do doc ument. not follow this policy will be subject to suspension. Coaches. Coaches have the greate-st amount of influence over Commissioner. The commissioner is expected to enforce the un­ whether the young people in their programs are taught and follow sportsmanlike conduct rules of the game and the Conference. He or the high principles of sportsmanship. The OVC has been benefited she is authorized to assess penalties for improper behavior that is not by coaches who have risked losing a contest by removing student­ detected or properly addressed during the contest. Institutions and a'.hlete~ who have demonstrated disrespect for the opponents. This their personnel are expected to fully cooperate with his or her effort d1sc1plme measure educates that individual and his or her teammates to investigate possible improper behavior. about the importance of sportsmanship over participation and win­ In_th~ ~nfortunate event that 11n altercation occurs during a contest, ning. This type of attitude and courage must be adopted by all OVC all md1v1duals who are on the bench are expected to remain there. It coaches. Administrators and coaches must pay special a.ttention 10 is incumbent upon the head coach to ensure that this occurs. The their student-athletes' behavior and continually _emphasize the need commissioner is directed to suspend automatically the head coach of for sportsmanship and respect. Such education is needed to counter­ a team whose bench personnel enter the field or court of play during act the constant messages received by our young people from many an altercation. regardless of whether those individuals become in­ professional athletes and others who demonstrate a lack of respect volved in the altercation. for opponents. This Conference and its coaches are committed to Fans. The Conference hopes and believes that the establishment tench messages that are appropriate about sportsmanship. of the principles outlined in this document will create a wholesome Coaches also have the ability to influence the behavior of their fans. arrnosphere that will attract more fans to our events. The fans attend­ OVC coaches must take every opportunity when addressing the me­ ing our games must be reminded by the public address announcer of dia, booster groups or other public forums to express the desi.re for the expectations of sportsmanship and respect for both opponents. rans to support their team at home contests, but not to abuse the We expect that all fans will act in an appropriate manner, and re­ spect the opposition and the officials. We understand that occasion­ visiting team. Coaches and administrators should stress that the par­ ally there are individuals who attend games and abuse the opposition ticipants in our athletics contests are young people who do not de­ and officials. Those individuals may be dismissed from athletic' events. serve to be mistreated by a hostile crowd. Concluding Statement. The Conference believes that the effort Student-Athletes. Respect for the game in which the student­ to meet the expectations outlined in this document will increase the athlete participates also demands respect for the opponent. Srudent allractiveness at our athletic events by creating a healthy environ­ athletes at OVC institutions are expected to treat opponents with ment for our competition.