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1966-67 Basketball Morehead State University General Information LOCATION - Morehead, Ky., located halfway between Lexington and Ashland where the "bluegrass meets Appalachia". ENROLLMENT - 5485. FOUNDED - 1922. PRESIDENT - Dr. Adron Doran. DEGREES GRANTED - A . B., B. S., M. A., M. S. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Bob Laughlin, More- head '37. HEAD BASKETBALL COACH - Bob Wright, Marshall '50, 12-12. ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH - Lake Kel­ ly, Georgia Tech '56. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL COACH - Sonny Allen, Morehead '50. SPORTS PUBLICITY-David Cawood, Baylor '65. COLORS - Blue and Gold. NICKNAME - Eagles. CONFERENCES - Ohio Valley and NCAA. FIELDHOUSE - Laughlin Fieldhouse, 5,500. 1965-66 RECORD - 12-12, 8-6 in OVC. OVC OFFICE - Art Guepe, Commissioner, 1808 West End Building, Nashville, Tennessee, Phone 254-1219. Cover by Steve May For MSU Raconteur 1966-67 BASKETBALL at Morehead State University DAVID CA WOOD Sports Information Director Office Phone: St. 4-4181, Ext. 225 Home Phone: St. 4-5905 1 I; l DR. ADRON DORAN, PRESIDENT MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Doran is Morehead State University's seventh President and has served Morehead since 1954. Morehead State University A change in its name this year points out the high level reached in the growth of Morehead State University. Reflected by the change are 12 years of increase in academic standards, enroll­ ment and physical plant under the leadership of President Adron Doran. What was once a dormant little college is now a bustling institution of higher learning which has grown in enrollment more than six times during the past 12 years, making More­ head State University one of the fastest growing schools in the United States. With its student body of nearly 5,500, its strong faculty and its dynamic leadership, More­ head State University has become one of the nation's foremost educational institutions. The most eye-catching feature of the school is the $14,000,000 construction program under way on the 365-acre campus composed of gently sloping and terraced lawns in a setting of un­ surpassed natural beauty located midway be­ tween Ashland and Lexington in a spot "where the Bluegrass meets Appalachia." Now under construction are: Mignon Tower, a 16-story women's residence; Alumni Tower, a 10-story men's residence; an addition to Breck­ inridge Training School; a physical education ad­ dition to the Fieldhouse; a 41-unit married stu­ dent apartment building; 11 three-bedroom fac- 2 ulty houses; and a four-story addition to Lappin Science Hall. To be started later this year are: a Gradu­ .ate Education Studies Building; another addition to Baird Music Hall; an addition to the Doran Student House and a three-story Art Building. Completed within the past year were five­ story East Mignon Hall; four-story Cooper Hall; the maintenance and operations building; an ad­ dition to the Administration Building; and instal­ lation of lights at Breathitt Sports Center Sta­ dium. Built during the last 12 years have been the fieldhouse; the Doran Student House which houses the cafeteria, grill, bookstore, game room, lounges, post office and meeting rooms; Lake­ wood Terrace, a 116-unit married housing pro­ ject; the 201-room North Men's Hall. Other new buildings include: the Butler Hall; 12 faculty duplexes; a dramatic arts laboratory; addition to Button Auditorium; Bert T. Combs Classroom Building; the Home Economics and In­ dustrial Arts Building; the Administration Build­ ing; Mignon Hall; Wilson Hall; an addition doub­ ling the size of Baird Music Hall; West Mignon Hall; and Regents Hall; and addition to Johnson Camden Library and renovation of Palmer House for use as a home management house. The growth program has provided proper ac­ commodations for Morehead's expanding inter­ collegiate program. For indoor events, the Field­ house seats 5,000 and contains offices for the coaches. Outldoor contests are held at Breathitt Sports Center which boasts a 10,000-seat sta­ dium with a $45,000 grasstex running track and a baseball field built to major league proportions. To The Press - Radio - TV H ere is your copy of the 1966-67 Morehead State University Ba sketball Brochure. I sincerely hop e this booklet will aid you in covering Morehead bask etball and will give you suificient ba ckground on our coach­ ing staff, athletes and university. If additional in­ formation, pictures or other materials a re needed, please feel free to writ e or call me at a ny time. DAVID CAWOOD , Sports Informa tion Director WORKING PRESS PASSES - Working pr ess passes should be r equest ed at least one week in ad­ vance f rom the Sports Information Di.rector. P asses for last minute request will be left a t the main ticket window in front of Laughlin Fieldhouse. RADIO - P erm ission for radio rights must be secured from the Sports Informa tion Di.rector. Sta ­ tions should order line installation service from Gen­ er al Telephone Company, Morehead, well in advance. Spotters are available if needed. PRESS ROW - Press Row is limited t o the working press, radio and television broadcasters, scouts and other officia ls. Mor ehead Spor ts P ublic­ ity supplies a play-by-play at the end of each half as well as first half and final s tatistics. Phones and r e­ freshments are also availa>ble in the immediate area and seating will be assigned by the Sports Informa­ tion Direct or. 3 Press - Radio - TV MOREHEAD The Morehead News .................... ........ W. E. Crutcher The Trail Blazer (School Paper) ........ Sports Editor WMOR ..... ... ..... .... ..... ...... ......... .. Marshall Sidebottom WMKY (School Radio) ................ .... Larry Netherton LEXINGTON Lexington Herald (A.M.) ......... :.. ............ Rick Bailey Lexington Leader (P.M .) ........................ Russell Rice WLEX, WLEX-TV ................................ Sports Director WVLK .................................................... Claude Sullivan WBLG ........................................................ Mark Halleck WKYT-TV .. ................ .................................... Bill Sorrell ASHLAND Daily Independent ................................ Malcolm Conley WCMI ........................................................ Johnny Dollar WTCR .... ............. .... ................. ......... ..... Sports Director MAYSVILLE Daily Independent ..... ..... ..... ............' . ........ Sports Editor Maysville Public Ledger ........................ Sports Editor WFTM ...... .................................................. Roy Redmond LOUISVILLE The Courier-Journal (A.M.) ... ................... Billy Reed, David Adams The Louisville Times (P.M.) ............. .. ..... Dean Eagle WHAS, WHAS-TV, Cawood Ledford, Charlie Mastin WAVE, WAVE-TV ········································ Ed Kallay MT. STERLING WMST ....................................... ................. Bob Spradlin GRAYSON WGOH ................... ................................. Sports Director PAINTSVILLE WSIP .. ...................................... ...................... .. Jim Fyffe Vanceburg WKKS ............................. ....... Roger Keller CYNTHIANA Cynthiana Democrat ............ ............ Tommy Preston WCYN ........ ........................................ Lawrence McGill HUN'I'INGTON, W. Va. The H erald-Dispatch ............................ George Rhorrer The Adviser .......................................... Ernie Salvatore WSAZ, WSAZ-TV .................................... Jim Thacker WHTN, WHTN-TV .................................... Ron Jackson WIRE SERVICES: Assoc. Press, Herald-Leader Bldg., Lexington, Ky. United Press International, 635 S. 5th, Louisville 2, Kentucky. 4 COACHES AND PERSONNEL ... Individual photos left to right in order of biographies. 5 Bob Wright - Head Coach Bob Wright is beginning his second season at the helm of the Morehead State University basketball program and has earned the reputa- tion as "one of the f finest coaches in the · Ohio Valley Confer­ ence" after only one year in OVC. His 1965 squad, a pre-season pick to fin­ ish near the cellar, posted a 12-12 season ledger and a 8-6 con­ ference record, good for a third place tie. Wright received num­ erous votes as coach of the year and ranked second in the balloting. As a first year coach, the popular Wright faced many disadvantages. 'Ile did not know his personnel and they did not know his system. Many anxious moments were spent in practice while Wright and his dedicated staff stressed the importance of team play, hustle, desire, and a winning system. Injuries also played an important role in the early goings as three front-line performers re­ ceived serious injuries. But Wright did not flinch with the misfortunes, he devised a new offense and was ready to face OVC competition successfully when the occasion arose. Wright is a strong fundamentalist in his bas­ ketball teaching, and has used the theory that good fundamentals and good conditioning equal winning basketball teams. His teams play, run and shoot basketball and employ a tight man­ for-man defense. Prior to stepping into collegiate coaching at Morehead, Wright coached in the high school ranks for 13 years and compiled a record of 329 wins against 72 losses. He spent his last six years on the high school level at Ashland Paul Blazer High School and led the Tomcats to 168 wins and only 29 defeats. While at Ashland, he was named Kentucky "Coach of the Year" with his team winning the state championship in 1961. He coached at Vance­ burg High School before moving to Ashland. Wright is a 1950 graduate of Marshall Uni­ versity and received the AB degree with a major in physical education
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