Head Coach Mike Morrell

2019-20 BULLDOGS TABLE OF CONTENTS

0 • Lavar Batts, Jr. 1 • Cress Worthy 2 • LJ Thorpe 3 • Tajion Jones 4 • Stephen Edoka 6-3/185 • R-So. • G 6-2/170 • So. • G 6-5/215 • R-So. • G 6-5/190 • So. • G 6-4/218 • So. • F Concord, N.C. (Jay M. Robinson) Gastonia, N.C. (Beckley Prep) West Palm Beach, Fla. (Royal Palm Beach) Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Oak Ridge) Abuja, Nigeria (Concord First Assembly)

5 • Trent Stephney 11 • Jamon Battle 14 • Luke Lawson 20 • DeVon Baker 21 • Jax Levitch 6-2/160 • Fr. • G 6-5/210 • Fr. • G 6-7/180 • So. • F 6-2/190 • So. • G 6-7/210 • R-Jr. • F Knoxville. Tenn. (Bearden) Richmond, Va. (LC Bird) Coeburn, Va. (Eastside) Dayton, Ohio (SPIRE Academy) Louisville, Ky. (ELEV8 Sports)

22 • Coty Jude 24 • AJ McBride 30 • Deacon Heath 34 • Jeremy Peck 6-9/190 • So. • F 6-1/190 • Fr. • G 6-0/170 • So. • G 6-9/240 • R-Jr. • F Fort Gay, W. Va. (Believe Sports) Houston, Texas (Manvel) Banner Elk, N.C. (Avery County) Houston, Texas (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Mike Morrell ASSISTANTMike Venezia COACH ASSISTANTNeil Dixon COACH ASSISTANTWoody Taylor COACH HEAD COACH ASSISTANTFIRST SEASON COACH ASSISTANTFIRST SEASON COACH ASSISTANTFIRST SEASON COACH SECOND SEASON FIRST SEASON FIRST SEASON FIRST SEASON 2019-20 BULLDOGS TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION RECORD BOOK AND HISTORY Table of Contents...... 1 Record Book...... 29-33 Quick Facts...... 2 Big South History...... 34-35 2019-20 Roster...... 3 Bulldogs in the Postseason...... 36 The Big South Conference...... 4 Series Histories...... 37-45 Media Outlets...... 5 Year-By-Year Results...... 46-56 Director of Athletics Janet R. Cone....6 2019-20 Schedule...... Back Cover Athletics Communications...... 7 The 2019-20 UNC Asheville Men’s Basketball Media Guide THE 2019-20 SEASON was curated by Stefan Nolet, with cover designs by UNC Head Coach Mike Morrell...... 8-9 Asheville volleyball student-athlete Carter Kennedy and 2019-20 Coaching Staff...... 10-13 photography by Adrian Etheridge. 2018-19 Final Statistics...... 14-16 Meet the 2019-20 Bulldogs...... 17-28 To learn more about UNC Asheville athletics, please visit the official athletics website at www.uncabulldogs.com.

1 2019-20 QUICK FACTS 2019-20 ROSTER

Location: Asheville, N.C. MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Founded: 1927 Head Coach: Mike Morrell (Second Season) Enrollment: 3,800 Alma Mater: Milligan, 2005 Career Record: 4-27 Nickname: Bulldogs School Record: 4-27 School Colors: Royal Blue & White Big South Record: 2-14 Chancellor: Nancy J. Cable Big South Tournament Record: 0-1 Athletics Director: Janet R. Cone Assistant Coaches: Senior Woman Administrator: Terri Brne Mike Venezia - Colgate, 2012 Faculty Athletics Representative: Jeff Wilcox Neil Dixon - West Virginia, 2006 Woody Taylor - Eckerd, 2013 Athletic Dept. Phone: 828-251-6459 Dir. of Basketball Operations: Jack Hayes Ticket Office Phone: 828-251-6904 Athletic Trainer: Tim White Basketball Office Phone: 828-251-6935 Arena (capacity): Kimmel Arena (3,200) UNC Asheville External Relations Stefan Nolet 2019-20 BREAKDOWN Assistant Athletics Director for External Relations/ Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Men’s Basketball Contact Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 Office Phone: (828) 250-2392 Newcomers: 5 Cell Phone: (318) 294-4074 Email: [email protected] 2018-19 REVIEW Overall Record: 4-27 Aaron Cantrell Big South Record (Finish): 2-14 (10th) Assistant Director of Athletics Communications Big South Tournament: Loss in First Round Office Phone: (828) 251-6931 Postseason: N/A Email: [email protected] MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY Office Fax: (828) 251-6386 First year of Basketball: 1964-65 Website: www.uncabulldogs.com Overall Record: 806-787 (.506) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 4 (2003, 2011, 2012, 2016) Mailing Address: NCAA Tournament Record: 2-4 One University Heights NIT Appearances: 2 (2008, 2018) Justice Center, CPO #2600 NIT Record: 0-2 Asheville, N.C. 28804 CollegeInsider.Com Tournament Appearances: 1 (2017) CONNECT WITH UNC ASHEVILLE ATHLETICS CollegeInsider.Com Tournament Record: 0-1 Official Athletics Twitter...... @UNCAvlBulldogs Last postseason opponent: Southern California, lost 103-98 (2OT) Official Athletics Instagram...... @uncavlbulldogs in first round of NIT Official Athletics .FB ..... Facebook.com/UNCAvlBulldogs Big South Regular-Season Record: 272-230 (.542) Men’s Basketball Twitter/Instagram...... @UNCAvlMBB Big South Regular-Season Championships: 7 (1997-98-02- 08-12-17-18) Big South Tournament Record: 34-29 (.540) Big South Tournament Championships: 5 (1989-03-11-12-16)

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No. Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School 0 Lavar Batts, Jr. G 6-3 185 R-So. Concord, N.C. / Jay M. Robinson High School (NC State) 1 Cress Worthy G 6-2 170 So. Gastonia, N.C. / Beckley Prep 2 LJ Thorpe G 6-5 215 R-So. West Palm Beach, Fla. / Royal Palm Beach High School 3 Tajion Jones G 6-5 190 So. Oak Ridge, Tenn. / Oak Ridge High School 4 Stephen Edoka F 6-4 218 So. Abuja, Nigeria / Concord First Assembly Academy 5 Trent Stephney G 6-2 160 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn. / Bearden High School 11 Jamon Battle G 6-5 210 Fr. Richmond, Va. / LC Bird High School 14 Luke Lawson F 6-7 180 So. Coeburn, Va. / Eastside High School 20 DeVon Baker G 6-2 190 So. Dayton, Ohio / SPIRE Academy 21 Jax Levitch F 6-7 210 R-Jr. Louisville, Ky. / Elev8 Sports Institute (Fort Wayne) 22 Coty Jude F 6-9 190 So. Fort Gay, W.Va. / Believe Sports Academy 24 AJ McBride G 6-1 190 Fr. Houston, Texas / Manvel High School 30 Deacon Heath G 6-0 170 So. Banner Elk, N.C. / Avery County High School 34 Jeremy Peck F 6-9 240 R-Jr. Houston, Texas / St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Drexel)

Head Coach: Mike Morrell Pronunciation Guide Assistant Coach: Mike Venezia 3 Tajion Jones – tay-JON Assistant Coach: Neil Dixon 4 Stephen Edoka – steven ee-DOH-ka Assistant Coach: Woody Taylor 11 Jamon Battle – JAY-mon Director of Basketball Operations: Jack Hayes 20 DeVon Baker – duh-VAWN 21 Jax Levitch – LEV-itch HC Mike Morrell – more-ELL

3 THE BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE UNC ASHEVILLE MEDIA OUTLETS

Founded in 1983, the Big South Conference has been an • Reached the NCAA “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s bas- exemplary leader in college athletics, dedicated to developing ketball, baseball and women’s lacrosse student-athletes through the pursuit of excellence in the classroom, • Four NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament wins community and field of play. The league’s growing presence as an • Reached the NCAA Softball Regional Championship game five NCAA Division I athletic conference is made evident by its multi- times tude of athletic accomplishments, innovative marketing and media • Three Top 24 finishes in the NCAA Women’s Golf Champion- partnerships, increased television packages and most importantly, ship since 2011 its commitment to fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic • The No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals four times, and leadership development of its student-athletes. Comprised of including the national No. 4 seed in 2010 11 member institutions sharing a common geographic region and • Three berths in the NCAA Baseball Super Regionals similar academic values and purposes, the Big South’s remarkable • Multiple teams in the NCAA Baseball Regionals eight times history of achievement is characterized by the league’s 19 cham- • Qualified three teams for NCAA postseason play in the same pionship sports and the profound academic and life successes of sport for the first time in 2016 (men’s soccer, men’s golf) its more than 4,200 student-athletes. This has evolved into the • Multiple postseason berths in at least four sports for five straight conference’s “Where Winners Are Made” mantra as part of a new years strategic emphasis on becoming the premiere non-FBS conference • First-ever appearance in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Wom- in the Southeast. en’s Tennis Doubles Championship Since 2000, the Big South Conference has experienced its most • Appearances in the round of 32 in the NCAA Men’s Singles pivotal accomplishments in the league’s history both athletically and Championship academically, such as: • First All-Americans in men’s and women’s cross country • NCAA Baseball National Champion in 2016 • The first-ever national finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year • Six individual National Champions • A Big South-record 13 Academic All-Americans in 2003-04 and • Two top 10 finishes in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship -- 2013-14 including fifth in 2007 • A Big South-record 28 NCAA Public Recognition Awards for • The No. 1 ranked team in the national polls in 2014 and 2015 APR Success in 2018 (football) • A Big South-record 86 percent Graduation Success Rate in • Reached the quarterfinals of the FCS Playoffs four times in a five- 2017 – fourth consecutive year at or above 84 percentile year span from 2013-17 • A Big South-record 42 All-Americans in 2011-12 • Multiple teams in the FCS playoffs four times since 2012 To learn more, please visit BigSouthSports.com.

4 THE BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE UNC ASHEVILLE MEDIA OUTLETS

NEWSPAPERS TELEVISION RADIO STATIONS Asheville Citizen-Times Spartanburg Herald-Journal WLOS-TV 1310 WISE Radio PO Box 2090 189 West Main St. 110 Technology Drive 1190 Patton Ave. Asheville, NC 28802 Spartanburg, SC 29306 Asheville, NC 28803 Asheville, NC 28804 (828) 232-5867 (864) 582-4511 (828) 651-4563 (828) 253-1310 (800) 800-4204 The Greenville News WSPA-TV WWNC Radio Hendersonville Times-News 32 E. Broad St. PO Box 1717 PO Box 6447 PO Box 490 PO Box 1688 Spartanburg, SC 29304 Asheville, NC 28816 Hendersonville, NC 28739 Greenville, SC 29602 (864) 576-7777 (828) 253-3835 (828) 692-0505 (864) 298-4165 WYFF-TV WIRE SERVICE The Mountaineer The Charlotte Observer 505 Rutherford Rd. Associated Press PO Box 129 PO Box 32188 Greenville, SC 29602 219 South McDowell St. Waynesville, NC 28786 Charlotte, NC 28232 (864)242-4404 Raleigh, NC 27602 (828) 452-0661 (704) 379-6448 (800) 662-7075

MISSION Our mission is to provide UNC Asheville with an exemplary NCAA Division I Athletics Program that champions the University’s Mission and Strategic Plan, which creates an environment where student-athletes have an enriched educational experience through pursuing their academic, athletic and lifelong goals, and that connects our internal and external constituents and communities.

VISION Our vision is to be recognized nationally for developing “Champions in Athletics and Leaders in Life” by winning in the classroom, community and competition.

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5 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS

JANET R. CONE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Janet R. Cone, who Championships in baseball, men’s basketball, has served as UNC women’s basketball and women’s Soccer. The Asheville’s Director of Bulldogs value community engagement and perform Athletics since 2004, thousands of hours of community service each year, just finished her service too. on the NCAA Division Cone continues to work rigorously to improve I Men’s Basketball Gender Equity and just a couple of years ago she Committee that selects and seeds the teams for announced the addition of women’s golf as the March Madness. She was one of just 28 Directors of 16th NCAA Division I athletics program at UNC Athletics to be named as an Under Armour AD of the Asheville. Women’s golf became the second sport Year in 2013 by the National Association of Collegiate added in the last five years at the time. The revival of Directors of Athletics. the women’s swimming program in 2012-13 marked In 2014, she negotiated the first-ever college the first time that the athletics department had added revenue development service platform with IMG a sport in 20 years. College to combine athletics development and capital Prior to coming to Asheville, Cone served as the campaign with sponsorship sales. associate athletics director for Samford University, Outside of UNC Asheville, Cone helped create the and also coached women’s basketball at Samford, Asheville Buncombe Regional Sports Commission Saint Leo University, Western Carolina University and and was a former chair. She currently serves as a Mars Hill College. Cone holds a bachelor’s degree founding board member for the group. In addition to from Furman University and a master’s degree from her term on the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball the University of South Carolina. Committee, she is currently serving on the NCAA Division I Institutional Performance Committee and on various Big South Conference Committees. Under Cone’s leadership the Bulldogs have achieved unbelievable progress with the creation and implementation of the “More Wins, More Friends, and More Resources” strategic plan. Cone, who also serves as the Senior Administrator for University Enterprises, oversaw the successful opening of the Wilma M. Sherrill Center which houses the Kimmel Arena, a new tennis facility, and the expansion of the Karl Straus Track Facility. Presently a campaign to build on-campus baseball and soccer stadiums is underway. More importantly, Bulldog student-athletes have an overall 3.14 GPA and a Graduation Rate of over 85 opercent. UNC Asheville’s athletics budget is one of the lowest in NCAA Division I Athletics; however, under Cone’s leadership, a sustainable revenue plan has been implemented to increase the athletics budget over the last few years. In spite of the budget, Bulldogs have won Big South Conference

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TO THE MEDIA Media interested in an interview with a UNC Asheville coach or student- ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS STAFF athlete as well as those interested in a press credential are asked to contact the Athletics Communications Office. STEFAN NOLET, Assistant Athletics Director for All interview requests for UNC Asheville coaches, student-athletes and External Relations administrators should be directed to the appropriate member of the Athletics Communications staff. Each member can be reached directly and quickly via SPORTS: Men’s Basketball, Men’s Soccer, email or phone number listed on this page. Volleyball, Men’s & Women’s Tennis CREDENTIALS and Women’s Golf SIDELINE – UNC Asheville strictly follows NCAA rules regarding media EMAIL: [email protected] representatives on the sidelines. Photographers are not permitted to shoot PHONE: (318) 294-4074 within the designated team areas and must display their credentials at all times. ALMA MATER: BA - Oklahoma State (‘11) MEd - East Texas Baptist (‘14) POST-GAME INTERVIEWS HOMETOWN: Houston, Texas At the conclusion of each home contest, requested student-athletes and head coach Mike Morrell will be available for comment following a 10-minute QUICKLY: Previous stops include Asst. Director “cooling off” period. of Athletics Communications at Austin Peay COACH MORRELL INTERVIEWS (1 yr.), Public & Media Relations Director at Media members wishing to interview Coach Morrell are asked to please Independence Bowl (6 yrs), Media Relations contact Stefan Nolet in the Athletics Communications Office at least 24 hours Intern at Oklahoma State (2 yrs) … Joined the in advance. UNC Asheville staff in August 2019. STUDENT-ATHLETE INTERVIEWS All student-athlete interviews must be coordinated through the Athletics Communications Office. Student-athlete interviews will take place either prior to or following practice. Student-athletes will not be pulled from their regular AARON CANTRELL, Assistant Director schedules during the week for interviews and should not be contacted directly. of Athletics Communications GAME NOTES SPORTS: Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Women’s UNC Asheville Athletics Communications will publish game-by-game notes, Soccer, Track & Field/Cross Country and which will include updated stats, series history, and notes of interest, on Swimming & Diving UNCABulldogs.com. EMAIL: [email protected] ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICES PHONE: (828)-713-5612 The Athletics Communications Office is located in the Justice Center near ALMA MATER: BA - North Greenville (‘19) the main Athletics office. HOMETOWN: Asheville, N.C. PRESS CREDENTIAL POLICY QUICKLY: Previous stops include: External • Spouses, dates, children, equipment carriers and non-workers are Relations Intern at UNC Asheville (1 yr.) ... restricted from press boxes, sidelines and locker rooms. Any abuse of a working credential will result in the media agency losing credential privileges. Student Assistant at North Greenville (2 yrs.) ... Credentials will not be issued to any person under the age of 18. Joined the UNC Asheville staff in May 2019. • In some instances, due to space limitations, meeting the identified criteria does not guarantee credentials. • Space for working press, radio, and television is allocated by the UNC Asheville Athletics Communications Office, which reserves the right to deny credentials to any outlet.

7 HEAD COACH MIKE MORRELL HEAD COACH MIKE MORRELL

MIKE MORRELL HEAD COACH, SECOND SEASON Milligan, 2005 After a national search, UNC Asheville in charge of the UNC Asheville men’s selected Mike Morrell to helm the UNC basketball program. The Bulldogs finished Asheville men’s basketball program on the season with 76 percent of their minutes Wednesday, April 11, 2018. being played by freshmen. Over 90 percent Morrell (pronunciation: more-ELL) is of UNC Asheville’s overall minutes on the the seventh head coach in the history of year were played by underclassmen. UNC Asheville men’s basketball. Despite their youth, Morrell’s Bulldogs Considered one of the top assistants were able to sweep the season series in all of college basketball, the 36-year- from USC Upstate and Asheville was the old Morrell joined UNC Asheville from only team in the country during the regular the University of Texas. He is a native of season to have four freshmen score 20 or Elizabethton, Tenn. more points in a single game. Morrell coached the youngest team UNC Asheville’s DeVon Baker was in NCAA Division I in his first season chosen to the Big South All-Freshman

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Team, while lone senior Donovan Gilmore was tabbed to advanced to the NAIA National Tournament first round. the All-Academic Team. They posted an overall record of 23-11. He also served as Named the top recruiter in the country under the age the head coach of the golf team at King. of 35 in 2015 by ESPN prior to his arrival at UNC Asheville, Born Aug. 22, 1982, Morrell was a two-sport standout Morrell helped coach a team to the NCAA Tournament at Milligan College where he was a 1,000-point scorer for in nine of his 11 years at the NCAA Division I level as an the men’s basketball program. A three-year starter, Morrell assistant coach. helped the Buffaloes earn a spot in the NAIA National As the primary recruiting coordinator at Texas, Morrell Tournament as a freshman in 2000-01. A two-time all- helped sign two top-5 and one top-20 class. league selection in golf, Morrell, who earned his bachelor’s Morrell spent most of his coaching career working with degree in history in 2005, led Milligan golf to the conference current Texas head coach Shaka Smart. championship in 2003. In addition to working with him at Texas from 2015-2018, Morrell spent from 2011-2015 on Smart’s staff at VCU. The Morrell File During Morrell’s four seasons at VCU (2011-15), the Rams posted an overall record of 108-35 (.755) and made Record at UNC Asheville: 4-27 (Second Season) four NCAA Tournament appearances. VCU was ranked Career Record: 4-27 (Second Season) in the final Associated Press poll in the 2012-13 (No. 25), 2013-14 (No. 24) and 2014-15 (No. 25) seasons. AS A COACH At Texas, the Longhorns advanced to the NCAA 2018-pres.: UNC Asheville (Head Coach) Tournament in both the 2015-16 seasons and the 2017-18 2015-18: Texas (Assistant Coach) seasons. 2011-15: VCU (Assistant Coach) In its first full recruiting cycle in Austin, the Texas 2010-11: Charleston Southern (Assistant Coach) coaching staff that Morrell was on pulled in a four-man 2008-10: Clemson (Director of Basketball Operations) freshman group that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in 2007-08: Clemson (Graduate Assistant) the nation by Scout. All four freshman signees were ranked 2005-07: King College (Assistant Coach) among the top-100 players nationally by Scout (Jarrett Allen, No. 15; James Banks, No. 49; Andrew Jones, No. 19; AS A STUDENT-ATHLETE Jacob Young, No. 87). 2000-05: Milligan (Baskebtall and Golf) The 2016-17 season at Texas for Morrell was highlighted by the development of freshman Jarrett Allen, who was selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft. Allen earned All-Big 12 Conference third-team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team accolades. He also claimed a spot on the 10-person USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All-District 8 second-team. During its second recruiting cycle, the Texas staff signed a five-man freshman class that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the country by Rivals. All five freshmen signees were ranked among the top-80 players nationally by one of the three major recruiting services (Mohamed Bamba, No. 2 Rivals; Matt Coleman, No. 29 ESPN; Jase Febres, No. 47 Scout; Jericho Sims, No. 51 Scout; Royce Hamm Jr., No. 80 ESPN). Morrell has extensive ties to the Carolinas. In fact, before joining Smart’s staff at VCU, he spent the 2010-11 season on Barclay Radebaugh’s staff at Charleston Southern. Prior to his time at Charleston Southern, Morrell was on staff at Clemson under head coach Oliver Purnell. He served as a graduate assistant in 2007-08 before moving into the Director of Basketball Operations position at Clemson in the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament in all three of his seasons on staff. Morrell began his coaching career on staff at King College in Bristol, Tenn. in 2005-06 and 2006-07. The Tornado won the 2007 Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament and

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MIKE VENEZIA ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON Colgate, 2012

UNC Asheville men’s basketball head coach Mike Morrell announced on Tuesday, July 2 the addition of Mike Venezia as an assistant coach. “I am excited about the addition of Mike to our staff,” Morrell said. “Like R.J. Evans, Coach Venezia is someone that I am extremely familiar with from our time together at VCU and Texas. Mike brings a great deal of knowledge from working with Coach (Shaka) Smart and also Coach (Mike) Rhoades at VCU. He knows what we expect from our players and he will make an immediate impact with our program.” Venezia joins the UNC Asheville men’s basketball staff after spending the past couple of seasons as the Director of Student-Athlete Development on Rhoades’ staff at VCU. The Rams advanced to the NCAA Tournament in the 2018-19 season. During his time at VCU, Venezia focused on the off-court development of the program’s student-athletes. Prior to joining Rhoades’ staff, Venezia served as a graduate assistant for Smart at Texas from 2015-17. Venezia was also a graduate assistant for Smart during his final season at VCU in 2014-15. Venezia originally began his coaching career in 2013 when he worked as the Director of Basketball for the Bas- ketball Stars of New York, which is an AAU and youth travel basketball program located in New York City. Venezia managed more than 40 youth teams that catered to more than 300 athletes. Venezia was a four-year standout as a player at Colgate. A three-year captain, Venezia closed out his career with 1,027 points and 196 made three-pointers. Venezia was chosen to the Patriot League’s All-Rookie Team as a freshman. He averaged 9.4 points and 2.2 rebounds per game during his career with the Raiders. The Westfield, N.J. native played one year professionally for KK Tajfun Sentjur in Sentjur, Slovenia. He averaged 8.8 points per game and was named MVP of the Hopsi Polzela Tournament. Venezia received his undergraduate degrees in economics and sociology and anthropology from Colgate in 2012. He added a master’s degree from VCU’s Center for Sport Leadership in 2016 and another in kinesiology from Texas in 2017.

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NEIL DIXON ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON West Virginia, 2006

UNC Asheville men’s basketball head coach Mike Morrell announced the addition of Neil Dixon as an assistant coach on Wednesday, July 3, 2019. Dixon joins the UNC Asheville men’s basketball program after spending the last six seasons, including the last four as head coach, at Louisburg College of the National Junior College Athletic Association. A native of Lewisburg, W. Va., Dixon compiled an incredibly impressive record of 101-34 (.749) in his four seasons at the helm of the NJCAA program in Louisburg, N.C. Dixon coached three All-Americans during his time in charge of Louisburg. “We are thrilled by the addition of Neil Dixon to our program,” Morrell said. “Coach Dixon is a winner, who as a former head coach adds a tremendous amount to our coaching staff. He is also very familiar with the state of North Carolina, and his strong pedigree all the way around makes him an ideal choice to help us continue to progress our program.” In his first season in charge at Louisburg in 2015-16, Dixon guided the Hurricanes to the NJCAA national tournament for the first time since the 2012-13 season. The Hurricanes won the NJCAA Region X regular season and conference tournament titles. Dixon helped the 2016-17 Hurricanes to a 30-5 overall record. Louisburg finished the season as national run- ner-ups, falling in the NJCAA national title game. Dixon was tabbed as the Region X Coach of the Year. Louisburg once again won the region regular season and tournament championships in finishing with 28 vic- tories in the 2017-18 season. Prior to coming to Louisburg as an assistant for the 2013-14 season, Dixon made one-year assistant coaching stops at Fairmont State and West Virginia Tech. He was also an assistant basketball coach for three seasons at Green- brier East High School in Lewisburg, W. Va. As an assistant coach at Louisburg, Dixon worked for former Bulldog student-athlete and Head of Basketball Operations (2000-02) Mark Vanderslice, who is currently the head coach at NCAA Division II USC Aiken. Dixon graduated from West Virginia University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and again in 2008 with a Master of Science in Athletic Coaching. In 2012, Dixon married Gabrielle, and the couple has two sons, Rhett and Wells.

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WOODY TAYLOR ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON Eckerd College, 2013

UNC Asheville head men’s basketball coach Mike Morrell announced the hiring of Woody Taylor as assistant coach, Thursday, Aug. 15. Taylor joins the Bulldogs staff after two seasons as an assistant coach at Bethune-Cookman, where he helped usher in unprecedented success for the Wildcats’ program. During the 2017-18 season – his first with the Wildcats – the team went 12-4 in MEAC play and earned a share of the regular-season conference title for just the second time in program history. “I’m really excited to add Woody to our coaching staff,” Morrell said. “He brings a wealth of experience from various programs. I’m encouraged by his ability to mentor our student-athletes and help them grow as players and people as well.” During their regular season championship, the Wildcats broke numerous school records, including scoring (2622 points and 81.9 per-game), free throws (575), attempts (820), rebounds (1346), rebounding average (42.1 and second nationally behind UNC) and assists (501). Two of Taylor’s pupils earned postseason recognition as Brandon Tabb was named MEAC Player of the Year, while Soufiyane Diakite took home the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year Award. Additionally, Shawntrez Davis and Isaiah Bailey earned All-MEAC honors, along with Tabb and Diakite. In his second season, Taylor coached another MEAC Defensive Player of the Year, as Cletrell Pope took home the hardware after setting a MEAC single-season record with 22 double-doubles during the 2018-19 season, leading the nation with 4.32 rebounds per game. Pope led the MEAC and ranked 13th nationally with 7.84 defensive rebounds per game and hauled in 12.2 boards per game to rank third in the country. In addition to Pope who earned First-Team All-MEAC honors, Taylor also coached Second-Team selection Malik Maitland and Davis, who earned Third-Team recognition. Prior to his time at Bethune-Cookman, Taylor served as associate head coach at Salem (WV) International Uni- versity during the 2016-17 season. Taylor spent the three prior seasons at Marshall, where he began his coaching career as a graduate assistant in 2013. His core responsibilities included breaking down film, creating scouting reports, on-campus recruiting and player development. Taylor earned a promotion during the 2015-16 season to interim assistant coach under head coach Dan D’An- toni. The Thundering Herd offense soared to new heights, averaging 86 points per game, which was tied for second nationally. The Herd obliterated school records in points scored (2,838) and 3-point field goals made (322) that year. Before he took to the coaching ranks, Taylor had a standout career as a point guard for Eckerd College in St. Pe- tersburg, Florida, from 2009-13. He helped lead his team to three-consecutive 20-victory seasons, and appearances in the NCAA Division II Tournament as a junior and senior. Upon graduation, he ranked fifth in Eckerd history in games played, sixth in assists and seventh in free throw percentage and steals.

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JACK HAYES DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS, FIRST SEASON Xavier, 2017

UNC Asheville men’s basketball head coach Mike Morrell announced the addition of Jack Hayes to the coaching staff as the Director of Basketball Operations on Monday, August 12, 2019. Hayes joins the Bulldogs after most recently spending two years as a graduate assistant for the men’s basketball program at Kent State. Prior to his time at Kent State, Hayes was a student manager for the men’s basketball program at Xavier for four years. “Jack has been a part of some great programs and had the opportunity to work with some great staffs during his time at Kent State and Xavier,” Morrell said. “He will be a tremendous addition to our staff here at UNC Asheville. We are very excited to welcome him into the Bulldog family.” While at Kent State, Hayes created personalized development plans and coordinated logistics for recruiting visits in addition to facilitating content for social media. He also charted and recorded stats to provide advanced modeling of successful approaches to game strategy for the coaching staff and players. Hayes also served as Kent State’s Camp Director during the summer of 2018, organizing and overseeing the day to day operations of three camp sessions with over 150 campers at each session. As a student manager at Xavier, Hayes maintained an organized file of game film and prepared original film edits for the men’s basketball program. He assisted the Director of Basketball Operations with various duties such as organizing team travel logistics and maintaining all necessary supplies for the program’s needs. Hayes received a Master of Sport and Recreation Management from Kent State University in May of 2019. He graduated from Xavier University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing.

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| Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Baker, DeVon 31 31 1051 33.9 182 458 .397 36 119 .303 98 120 .817 32 53 85 2.7 55 0 93 89 5 46 498 16.1 Jones, Tajion 31 26 982 31.7 120 298 .403 45 162 .278 31 45 .689 35 64 99 3.2 44 1 37 52 9 35 316 10.2 Jude, Coty 31 31 840 27.1 91 223 .408 68 161 .422 42 57 .737 26 75 101 3.3 78 2 24 43 13 25 292 9.4 Worthy, Cress 31 15 742 23.9 49 142 .345 14 57 .246 25 37 .676 22 86 108 3.5 75 1 66 54 2 28 137 4.4 Thorpe, LJ 16 6 383 23.9 45 117 .385 11 41 .268 36 53 .679 12 44 56 3.5 37 2 40 42 2 12 137 8.6 Seegars Jalen 29 15 603 20.8 39 102 .382 16 45 .356 35 49 .714 33 65 98 3.4 61 0 17 44 24 19 129 4.4 Gilmore Donovan 31 19 414 13.4 42 79 .532 1 4 .250 28 32 .875 30 71 101 3.3 53 2 12 25 8 9 113 3.6 Lawson, Luke 31 0 450 14.5 37 99 .374 29 83 .349 6 6 1.000 17 41 58 1.9 26 0 17 19 6 7 109 3.5 Peck, Jeremy 30 12 438 14.6 29 55 .527 0 2 .000 11 19 .579 28 61 89 3.0 63 0 15 33 11 4 69 2.3 Edoka, Stephen 28 0 215 7.7 16 42 .381 1 7 .143 8 12 .667 23 35 58 2.1 35 0 4 19 6 10 41 1.5 Heath, Deacon 16 0 101 6.3 5 12 .417 2 6 .333 3 5 .600 2 2 4 0.3 6 0 4 3 0 1 15 0.9 Woodyard, Cameron 4 0 6 1.5 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 1 2 0.5 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0.3 Team 37 35 72 32 Total 31 6225 655 1627 .403 223 687 .325 324 437 .741 298 633 931 30.0 533 8 331 455 86 196 1857 59.9 Opponents 31 6225 810 1702 .476 271 743 .365 422 593 .712 348 725 1073 34.6 462 - 536 366 104 211 2313 74.6

TEAM STATISTICS AVL OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT. SCORING 1857 2313 11/08/18 ST. ANDREWS W 87-47 1523 Points per game 59.9 74.6 11/13/18 at NC State L 49-100 13620 Scoring margin -14.7 - 11/16/18 at Northern Ky. L 50-77 2936 FIELD GOALS-ATT 655-1627 810-1702 11/17/18 vs Coastal Caro. L 52-78 273 Field goal pct .403 .476 11/18/18 vs Manhattan L 38-54 113 3 POINT FG-ATT 223-687 271-743 11/25/18 FURMAN L 51-65 2186 3-point FG pct .325 .365 12/01/18 at UT Martin L 70-87 1669 3-pt FG made per game 7.2 8.7 12/04/18 at Auburn L 41-67 7121 FREE THROWS-ATT 324-437 422-593 12/8/18 WESTERN CAROLINA L 59-71 1702 Free throw pct .741 .712 12/15/18 at Wofford L 49-92 1555 F-Throws made per game 10.5 13.6 12/18/18 at Stetson L 74-80 270 REBOUNDS 931 1073 12/21/18 MILLIGAN W 86-76 1253 Rebounds per game 30.0 34.6 12/29/18 FAYETTEVILLE STATE L 63-80 1217 Rebounding margin -4.6 - 12/31/18 at Vanderbilt L 59-90 8350 ASSISTS 331 536 1/5/19 WINTHROP L 65-80 1847 Assists per game 10.7 17.3 01/10/19 at Longwood L 62-67 1024 TURNOVERS 455 366 01/12/19 at Hampton Univ. L 61-83 3512 Turnovers per game 14.7 11.8 01/16/19 CAMPBELL L 53-70 1528 Turnover margin -2.9 - 01/19/19 RADFORD L 63-71 2314 Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 1.5 1/21/19 at Winthrop L 45-66 1674 STEALS 196 211 1/26/19 at High Point L 61-65 1708 Steals per game 6.3 6.8 1/30/19 USC UPSTATE W 71-62 1816 BLOCKS 86 104 02/02/19 at Gardner-Webb Lot 81-82 1785 Blocks per game 2.8 3.4 02/07/19 at Presbyterian L 44-67 610 ATTENDANCE 23590 48271 2/9/19 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN L 75-85 1743 Home games-Avg/Game 13-1815 16-2993 02/13/19 at USC Upstate W 57-53 550 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-193 2/21/19 GARDNER-WEBB L 55-65 1763 2/23/19 PRESBYTERIAN L 55-71 2322 02/27/19 at Charleston Southern L 48-77 696 3/2/19 HIGH POINT L 74-79 2376 Score by periods 1st 2nd OT Total UNC Asheville 826 1025 6 1857 03/05/19 at Presbyterian L 59-106 805 Opponents 1101 1205 7 2313

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00 01 03 04 05 11 14 Opponent Date Score WL GILMORE,D WORTHY,CR JONES,TAJ THORPE,LJ EDOKA,STE SEEGARS,J LAWSON,LU STANDREW 11/08/18 87-47 W 4-2-2 6-6-2 14-5-4 DNP 3-11-1 8-7-0 3-5-1 at ST 11/13/18 49-100 L 8-5-2 2-4-1 21-1-0 DNP 2-0-0 3-2-2 0-0-1 at NKU 11/16/18 50-77 L 2-1-0 7-2-4 12-1-1 DNP 0-1-0 4-6-0 3-1-0 vs CCU 11/17/18 52-78 L 0-1-0 6-4-4 8-3-1 DNP 0-4-0 6-2-0 2-1-0 vs MAN 11/18/18 38-54 L 0-1-0 0-4-1 1-1-0 DNP 0-2-0 9-2-0 0-1-0 FUR 11/25/18 51-65 L 0-0-0 10-6-2 14-5-0 DNP 0-1-1 5-2-2 2-1-2 at UTM 12/01/18 70-87 L 0-3-0 8-4-6 6-4-2 DNP 1-3-0 3-2-0 3-2-2 at AU 12/04/18 41-67 L 2-4-0 2-3-1 5-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 2-3-0 9-3-1 WCU 12/8/18 59-71 L 2-4-1 0-2-2 14-0-4 DNP 0-0-0 3-4-1 0-4-1 at WOF 12/15/18 49-92 L 4-3-0 12-1-2 2-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 2-0-0 3-5-1 at STET 12/18/18 74-80 L 0-4-0 2-3-2 4-4-1 DNP 3-3-1 4-5-1 0-0-0 MILLIGAN 12/21/18 86-76 W 4-3-1 5-3-5 30-3-5 DNP 0-5-0 10-4-2 3-3-0 FSU-M 12/29/18 63-80 L 12-3-1 0-0-0 12-4-3 9-4-3 DNP 3-6-2 0-0-0 at VU 12/31/18 59-90 L 7-1-0 7-6-0 5-1-0 17-3-3 DNP 3-1-0 0-1-1 WINTHROP 1/5/19 65-80 L 2-4-0 4-4-0 6-0-2 13-3-0 0-2-0 5-3-0 0-4-0 at LWU 01-10-19 62-67 L 10-5-0 11-4-0 6-2-0 2-2-3 0-0-0 7-6-0 2-0-0 at HAM 01/12/19 61-83 L 2-5-0 10-3-4 5-3-1 4-4-4 0-0-0 8-4-0 9-3-1 CAMPBELL 01/16/19 53-70 L 3-3-0 5-6-1 4-3-1 11-5-2 0-0-0 5-3-1 3-0-0 RAD 01/19/19 63-71 L 5-1-0 2-4-4 3-4-1 3-4-3 0-0-0 DNP 14-3-2 at WINTHROP 1-21-19 45-66 L 0-2-0 2-4-2 17-4-0 0-7-6 11-4-0 DNP 0-4-0 at HPU 1/26/19 61-65 L 0-3-0 3-4-3 10-3-1 DNP 2-2-0 2-2-0 9-0-1 UPST 1/30/19 71-62 W 17-11-1 4-8-2 11-6-2 DNP 2-2-0 0-3-1 0-2-1 at GWU 02/02/19 81-82 OL 6-1-1 5-4-6 10-6-1 DNP 0-0-0 4-1-1 14-1-0 at PC 02/07/19 44-67 L 1-3-0 5-2-0 0-2-0 7-1-0 2-6-0 9-4-0 2-4-0 CSU 2/9/19 75-85 L 0-2-0 3-4-3 15-5-1 24-1-1 0-5-0 7-3-2 3-2-1 at UPST 02/13/19 57-53 W 2-4-0 2-6-2 17-4-1 5-3-2 0-0-0 7-7-1 0-1-0 GWU 2/21/19 55-65 L 2-5-1 2-2-2 9-8-0 10-3-6 DNP 3-1-0 8-1-0 PC 2/23/19 55-71 L 8-5-0 2-0-2 13-7-1 13-3-3 0-2-0 0-3-0 0-1-0 at CSU 02/27/19 48-77 L 0-1-0 2-1-0 7-5-0 4-7-1 9-3-1 5-7-0 0-0-0 HPU 3/2/19 74-79 L 7-8-1 2-2-2 20-1-2 8-1-2 0-0-0 0-4-1 9-1-1 at PC 03/05/19 59-106 L 3-3-1 6-2-1 15-2-0 7-5-1 6-2-0 2-1-0 8-4-0

20 22 30 33 34 Opponent Date Score WL BAKER,DEV JUDE,COTY HEATH,DEA WOODYARD, PECK,JERE STANDREW 11/08/18 87-47 W 27-6-3 11-3-0 6-1-1 0-0-2 5-7-2 at ST 11/13/18 49-100 L 5-4-4 8-4-1 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-0 at NKU 11/16/18 50-77 L 18-5-1 0-3-0 0-0-0 DNP 4-5-1 vs CCU 11/17/18 52-78 L 13-1-1 13-3-4 0-0-0 DNP 4-3-0 vs MAN 11/18/18 38-54 L 18-2-0 5-7-1 DNP DNP 5-9-1 FUR 11/25/18 51-65 L 8-0-4 8-5-1 DNP DNP 4-4-0 at UTM 12/01/18 70-87 L 20-4-3 21-4-1 DNP DNP 8-7-0 at AU 12/04/18 41-67 L 4-2-3 8-2-0 3-0-0 0-1-0 6-3-2 WCU 12/8/18 59-71 L 14-4-2 18-3-0 DNP DNP 8-3-1 at WOF 12/15/18 49-92 L 11-2-3 10-3-0 2-1-1 1-1-0 2-1-0 at STET 12/18/18 74-80 L 31-2-4 20-5-1 0-0-0 DNP 10-8-1 MILLIGAN 12/21/18 86-76 W 22-2-5 12-3-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-6-0 FSU-M 12/29/18 63-80 L 21-1-4 6-3-3 0-0-0 DNP 0-2-0 at VU 12/31/18 59-90 L 13-2-2 7-4-1 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 WINTHROP 1/5/19 65-80 L 23-2-5 12-3-1 DNP DNP 0-2-3 at LWU 01-10-19 62-67 L 14-2-6 8-2-0 DNP DNP 2-7-1 at HAM 01/12/19 61-83 L 13-4-2 10-6-2 DNP DNP 0-2-0 CAMPBELL 01/16/19 53-70 L 15-6-2 3-1-0 DNP DNP 4-5-1 RAD 01/19/19 63-71 L 26-1-1 8-3-1 2-0-0 DNP 0-2-0 at WINTHROP 1-21-19 45-66 L 4-2-1 5-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 6-1-0 at HPU 1/26/19 61-65 L 25-3-5 10-6-0 DNP DNP 0-3-0 UPST 1/30/19 71-62 W 20-3-4 17-3-0 DNP DNP DNP at GWU 02/02/19 81-82 OL 18-5-4 24-7-0 DNP DNP 0-0-1 at PC 02/07/19 44-67 L 14-3-2 2-0-1 1-0-1 DNP 1-1-0 CSU 2/9/19 75-85 L 16-1-1 7-2-0 0-0-1 DNP 0-0-0 at UPST 02/13/19 57-53 W 16-0-2 8-2-0 DNP DNP 0-3-0 GWU 2/21/19 55-65 L 16-4-4 5-2-0 DNP DNP 0-3-0 PC 2/23/19 55-71 L 16-2-2 3-3-2 DNP DNP 0-1-0 at CSU 02/27/19 48-77 L 17-3-4 3-1-2 1-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 HPU 3/2/19 74-79 L 13-6-8 15-5-2 DNP DNP 0-0-0 at PC 03/05/19 59-106 L 7-1-1 5-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1

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| Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Baker, DeVon 16 16 541 33.8 97 228 .425 19 63 .302 53 62 .855 21 26 47 2.9 32 0 53 40 2 21 266 16.6 Jones, Tajion 16 11 485 30.3 58 140 .414 21 76 .276 16 21 .762 24 39 63 3.9 24 0 14 24 4 15 153 9.6 Jude, Coty 16 16 459 28.7 43 113 .381 34 89 .382 20 29 .690 8 38 46 2.9 37 1 11 23 8 16 140 8.8 Worthy, Cress 16 8 386 24.1 25 73 .342 8 30 .267 6 10 .600 11 47 58 3.6 33 1 33 23 1 17 64 4.0 Thorpe, LJ 13 5 313 24.1 34 90 .378 7 29 .241 29 44 .659 8 36 44 3.4 27 2 33 30 2 11 104 8.0 Seegars Jalen 14 8 283 20.2 21 43 .488 8 19 .421 12 15 .800 17 34 51 3.6 28 0 7 17 10 10 62 4.4 Gilmore Donovan 16 16 224 14.0 24 48 .500 1 2 .500 16 19 .842 20 43 63 3.9 25 0 4 18 5 3 65 4.1 Lawson, Luke 16 0 264 16.5 25 61 .410 20 52 .385 3 3 1.000 9 18 27 1.7 13 0 7 10 4 4 73 4.6 Peck, Jeremy 15 0 140 9.3 5 13 .385 0 1 .000 3 6 .500 10 20 30 2.0 25 0 6 5 5 2 13 0.9 Edoka, Stephen 15 0 98 6.5 11 27 .407 1 3 .333 3 5 .600 10 16 26 1.7 10 0 1 5 3 1 26 1.7 Heath, Deacon 5 0 32 6.4 1 6 .167 0 3 .000 2 4 .500 1 1 2 0.4 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 0.8 Woodyard, Cameron 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 15 22 37 13 Total 16 3225 344 842 .409 119 367 .324 163 218 .748 154 340 494 30.9 254 4 171 208 44 101 970 60.6 Opponents 16 3225 393 867 .453 147 411 .358 210 287 .732 178 373 551 34.4 220 1 272 176 47 94 1143 71.4

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DEVON 20 BAKER So. • G • 6-2, 190 Dayton, Ohio • SPIRE Academy

2018-19 (Freshman): Named Second-Team All-State by NCCSIA … Named to the Big South All-Freshman Team … Named Big South Freshman of the Week twice (Dec. 27 and Jan. 14) … Led all Big South freshmen with 16.1 points per game … Started all 31 games as a true freshman … Averaged 33.9 minutes, 2.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game … Scored in double figures 26 times including two separate runs of 10 or more games straight with a double-digit scoring figure … Totaled 20 points or more in nine contests … Scored a season-high 31 points in 38 minutes played at Stetson on Dec. 18 … Tallied a season-high eight assists on March 2 versus High Point … Made 10 free throws in UNC Asheville’s victory over USC Upstate on Jan. 30 … Finished 10 games with a perfect free throw percentage … Corralled at least five rebounds on five separate occasions … Picked up four steals versus Gardner-Webb on Feb. 21 … Ended his freshman season with 498 points, 46 steals, 93 assists, 85 rebounds and 1,051 minutes.

High School: Baker joined the Bulldogs out of SPIRE Academy in Geneva, Ohio ... In his only season at SPIRE, Baker averaged 17 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals per game ... He helped lead SPIRE to a 24-8 record and a spot in the national prep championships ... Baker shot 49 percent from the field and over 40 percent from beyond the arc for SPIRE ... Before joining SPIRE, Baker averaged 16.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 2.1 steals per game for Dunbar High School in Dayton, Ohio ... One year earlier, he averaged 11.1 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists, 1.6 steals per game for Dunbar.

DeVon Baker UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 31 31 1051 33.9 182 458 .397 36 119 .303 98 120 .817 32 53 85 2.7 55 0 93 89 5 46 498 16.1 Total 31 31 1051 33.9 182 458 .397 36 119 .303 98 120 .817 32 53 85 2.7 55 0 93 89 5 46 498 16.1

DeVon Baker UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 31 (12/18/18; at Stetson) FTM: 10 (01/30/19; USC Upstate) Minutes: 41 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FTA: 12 (01/30/19; USC Upstate) FGM: 10 (01/19/19; Radford) Rebounds: 6 (03/02/19; High Point) FGA: 21 (12/18/18; at Stetson) Assists: 8 (03/02/19; High Point) 3PT FGM: 3 (02/23/19; Presbyterian) Blocks: 2 (01/16/19; Campbell) 3PT FGA: 7 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) Steals: 4 (02/21/19; Gardner-Webb)

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LAVAR 0 BATTS, JR. R-So. • G • 6-3, 185 Concord, N.C. • Jay M. Robinson HS (NC State)

2018-19 (Sophomore): Did not see action due to NCAA Division I transfer rules; redshirted.

Prior to UNC Asheville: Batts transferred in to UNC Asheville from NC State ... Batts played in 30 games for the Wolfpack as a freshman at NC State ... He averaged 3.7 points, 1.5 assists and 1.2 rebounds per game ... Batts had a season-high five assists in NC State’s upset of second-ranked Duke on Jan. 6

High School: Batts was listed as the top-ranked player in the state of North Carolina by 247Sports and Rivals coming out of high school ... The consensus four-star recruit was ranked among the top-100 players in the country as a senior by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN ... Batts played his high school basketball at Jay M. Robinson High School in Concord, N.C. for his father, Lavar Batts, Sr. ... He ended his prep career as the all-time leading scorer in Cabarrus County history with 2,174 points ... In leading his team to the state quarterfinals, Batts averaged 23.3 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game as a senior ... One year earlier as a junior at Jay M. Robinson, Batts averaged 20.7 points, 5.0 assists, 3.4 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game to lead his high school team to the North Carolina Class 3A State Championship ... Batts was chosen the North Carolina MVP of the Carolinas Classic and he was named the MVP and Slam Dunk champion at the CabCO Classic All-Star Game ... Batts played his AAU basketball for Chris Paul’s Team CP3.

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LAVAR STEPHEN BATTS, JR. 4 EDOKA So. • F • 6-4, 218 Abuja, Nigeria • Concord First Assembly Academy

2018-2019 (Freshman): Played a prominent role off the Bulldog bench by appearing in 28 games … Averaged 7.7 minutes, 1.5 points and 2.1 rebounds per game … Totaled a season-high 11 points at Winthrop on Jan. 21 … Corralled a season-high 11 rebounds in the season opener versus St. Andrews on Nov. 8 … Totaled 41 points and 58 rebounds in his freshman season ... Attended the 2019 NCAA Inclusion Forum.

High School: A 1,000-point scorer at Concord First Assembly, Edoka was an All-Metrolina Athletic Conference (MAC) selection in 2016- 17 and 2017-18 ... He was also a two-time North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISSA) All-State selection ... The team captain for Concord First Assembly, Edoka was chosen to the North Carolina Private Schools All-Star Game and the Carolina Hoop- fest All-Star Game ... Edoka averaged 18 points, 9.2 rebounds, two blocks and two steals per game during his senior season ... A strong student as well, Edoka had a 4.0 grade-point average ... His older sister, Emmanuella Edoka, played for Siena and just graduated from the institution.

Stephen Edoka UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 28 0 215 7.7 16 42 .381 1 7 .143 8 12 .667 23 35 58 2.1 35 0 4 19 6 10 41 1.5 Total 28 0 215 7.7 16 42 .381 1 7 .143 8 12 .667 23 35 58 2.1 35 0 4 19 6 10 41 1.5

Stephen Edoka UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 11 (01/21/19; at Winthrop) FTM: 3 (01/21/19; at Winthrop) Minutes: 19 (01/21/19; at Winthrop) FTA: 5 (01/21/19; at Winthrop) FGM: 4 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) Rebounds: 11 (11/08/18; St. Andrews) FGA: 8 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) Assists: 1 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) 3PT FGM: 1 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) Blocks: 1 (03/02/19; High Point) 3PT FGA: 1 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) Steals: 2 (12/15/18; at Wofford)

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DEACON 30 HEATH So. • G • 6-0, 170 Banner Elk, N.C. • Avery County HS

2018-19 (Freshman): Appeared in 16 games off the bench for the Bulldogs … Averaged 6.3 minutes per game … Scored a season-high six points versus St. Andrews on Nov. 8 … Played a season-high 23 minutes at Wofford on Dec. 15.

High School: Heath led the Western Highlands Conference in scoring and was an All-Western Highlands Conference selection ... As a junior he averaged 21 points, 2.5 assists, 2.1 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game ... Heath was chosen to the Citizen-Times All-WNC first team as a senior ... Heath averaged 27 points per game for the Vikings as a senior.

Deacon Heath UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 16 0 101 6.3 5 12 .417 2 6 .333 3 5 .600 2 2 4 0.3 6 0 4 3 0 1 15 0.9 Total 16 0 101 6.3 5 12 .417 2 6 .333 3 5 .600 2 2 4 0.3 6 0 4 3 0 1 15 0.9

Deacon Heath UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 6 (11/08/18; St. Andrews) FTM: 1 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) Minutes: 23 (12/15/18; at Wofford) FTA: 2 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) FGM: 2 (11/08/18; St. Andrews) Rebounds: 2 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) FGA: 3 (11/08/18; St. Andrews) Assists: 1 (02/09/19; Charleston South.) 3PT FGM: 1 (12/04/18; at Auburn) Blocks: 0 (03/05/19; at Presbyterian) 3PT FGA: 1 (02/09/19; Charleston South.) Steals: 1 (02/07/19; at Presbyterian)

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DEACON TAJION HEATH 3 JONES So. • G • 6-5, 190 Oak Ridge, Tenn. • Oak Ridge HS

2018-19 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 31 games with 26 starts … Averaged 31.7 minutes, 10.2 points and 3.2 rebounds per game … Scored a career-high 30 points versus Milligan on Dec. 21 … Played a season-high 40 minutes versus USC Upstate on Jan. 30 … Corralled eight rebounds versus Gardner-Webb on Feb. 21 … Scored in double figures 16 times … Made six three pointers versus High Point on March 2 … Tallied four steals versus Winthrop on Jan. 5 … Finished the season with 316 points, 99 rebounds and 982 minutes.

2017-18 (Freshman): Did not see action; redshirted.

High School: Jones put together a prolific career at Oak Ridge High School where he was a finalist this past season for Mr. Basketball at the 3A level in the state of Tennessee ... He finished his prep career with 1,246 points, 148 steals and 136 assists ... Jones knocked down 199 three-pointers during his time playing with Oak Ridge High School ... He connected on 43.2 percent of his shots from beyond the arc ... During his senior year at Oak Ridge, Jones averaged 18.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 3.1 steals per game ... For his efforts in addition to being a finalist for Mr. Basketball in Tennessee, Jones was chosen as All-District, All-Region and All-State ... He was also selected as the Most Valuable Player for his district.

Tajion Jones UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 31 26 982 31.7 120 298 .403 45 162 .278 31 45 .689 35 64 99 3.2 44 1 37 52 9 35 316 10.2 Total 31 26 982 31.7 120 298 .403 45 162 .278 31 45 .689 35 64 99 3.2 44 1 37 52 9 35 316 10.2

Tajion Jones UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 30 (12/21/18; Milligan) FTM: 6 (01/05/19; Winthrop) Minutes: 40 (01/30/19; USC Upstate) FTA: 6 (01/05/19; Winthrop) FGM: 12 (12/21/18; Milligan) Rebounds: 8 (02/21/19; Gardner-Webb) FGA: 22 (12/21/18; Milligan) Assists: 5 (12/21/18; Milligan) 3PT FGM: 6 (03/02/19; High Point) Blocks: 1 (02/21/19; Gardner-Webb) 3PT FGA: 11 (11/13/18; at NC State) Steals: 4 (01/05/19; Winthrop)

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COTY 22 JUDE So. • F • 6-9, 190 Fort Gay, W. Va. • Believe Sports Academy

2018-19 (Freshman): Started all 31 games for the Bulldogs as a true freshman … Named Big South Freshman of the Week twice (Dec. 10 and Feb. 4) … Averaged 27.1 minutes, 9.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game … Scored in double-digits 13 times … Played a career-high 43 minutes at Gardner-Webb on Feb. 2 and totaled a season-high 24 points with five made three pointers and seven rebounds … Made six three pointers while scoring 20 points in 39 minutes played at Stetson on Dec. 18 … Went 6-6 from the free throw line versus Radford on Jan. 19 … Ended freshman season with 292 points, 101 rebounds and 840 minutes.

High School: Jude joined the UNC Asheville men’s basketball program after spending most of his prep career at Tolsia High School in Fort Gay, W.Va. ... He spent his final prep season at Believe Sports Academy in Athens, Tenn. ... The 2017 Tolsia High School Athlete of the Year, Jude averaged 21 points, eight rebounds and four assists as a junior ... Jude set the Tolsia single-game scoring record with 54 points.

Coty Jude UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 31 31 1051 33.9 182 458 .397 36 119 .303 98 120 .817 32 53 85 2.7 55 0 93 89 5 46 498 16.1 Total 31 31 1051 33.9 182 458 .397 36 119 .303 98 120 .817 32 53 85 2.7 55 0 93 89 5 46 498 16.1

Coty Jude UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 24 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FTM: 6 (01/19/19; Radford) Minutes: 43 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FTA: 7 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FGM: 7 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) Rebounds: 7 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FGA: 12 (11/17/18; vs Coastal Caro.) Assists: 4 (11/17/18; vs Coastal Caro.) 3PT FGM: 6 (12/18/18; at Stetson) Blocks: 2 (03/02/19; High Point) 3PT FGA: 10 (01/12/19; at Hampton) Steals: 3 (01/30/19; USC Upstate)

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COTY LUKE JUDE 14 LAWSON So. • F • 6-7, 180 Coeburn, Va. • Eastside HS

2018-19 (Freshman): Played a prominent role off the bench appearing in all 31 games … Averaged 14.5 minutes, 3.5 points and 1.9 rebounds per game as a true freshman … Scored a season-high 14 points with four three pointers, three rebounds, two assists and two blocks in a season-high 31 minutes versus Radford on Jan. 19 … Two weeks later tied his season-high 14 points while going a perfect 5-5 from the field with four three pointers at Gardner-Webb on Feb. 2 … Ended the season going a perfect 6-6 from the free throw line with 109 points and 29 made three pointers in 450 minutes.

High School: Named the Virginia High School League Class 1 Boys Basketball Player of the Year, Lawson joins the UNC Asheville men’s basketball program out of Eastside High School in Coeburn, Va. ... A two-time Cumberland District Player of the Year, Lawson was a 1,000-point scorer for Eastside ... This past season, he averaged 19 points, nine rebounds, four assists, two steals and two blocks per game for the Spartans ... Extremely athletic, Lawson won the slam dunk contest at the prestigious Arby’s Classic in December of 2017 ... He shot over 40 percent from beyond the arc.

Luke Lawson UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 31 0 450 14.5 37 99 .374 29 83 .349 6 6 1.000 17 41 58 1.9 26 0 17 19 6 7 109 3.5 Total 31 0 450 14.5 37 99 .374 29 83 .349 6 6 1.000 17 41 58 1.9 26 0 17 19 6 7 109 3.5

Luke Lawson UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 14 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FTM: 3 (03/05/19; at Presbyterian) Minutes 31 (01/19/19; Radford) FTA: 3 (03/05/19; at Presbyterian) FGM: 5 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) Rebounds: 5 (12/15/18; at Wofford) FGA: 8 (01/26/19; at High Point) Assists: 2 (01/19/19; Radford) 3PT FGM: 4 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) Blocks: 2 (01/19/19; Radford) 3PT FGA: 7 (01/26/19; at High Point) Steals: 2 (01/12/19; at Hampton)

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JAX 21 LEVITCH R-Jr. • F • 6-7, 210 Louisville, Ky. • Elev8 Sports Institute (Fort Wayne)

2018-2019 (Junior): Did not see action due to NCAA Division I transfer rules; redshirted.

Prior to UNC Asheville: Levitch makes his way to UNC Asheville after spending his first two seasons at Fort Wayne ... As a sophomore at Fort Wayne in the 2017-18 season, Levitch started all 33 games for the Mastodons ... He averaged 5.5 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game ... He shot 42 percent from the field overall and over 43 percent from beyond the arc ... Levitch scored a season-best 14 points to go along with six rebounds and one assist in Fort Wayne’s 75-64 win over Liberty on Dec. 21, 2017, at the New Orleans Shootout ... As a freshman in the 2016-17 season, Levitch played in 25 games and was named to the Summit League Academic Honor Roll for his efforts on the court and in the classroom.

High School: The younger brother of former Louisville men’s basketball player David Levitch, Jax Levitch played his high school basketball at Trinity High School in Louisville, Ky. before spending a postgraduate year at the Elev8 Sports Institute ... Strong from beyond the arc, Levitch knocked down 44 three-pointers as a senior at Trinity High School.

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JAX JEREMY LEVITCH 34 PECK R-Jr. • F • 6-9, 240 Houston, Texas • St. Thomas Aquinas HS (Drexel)

2018-19 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in 30 games with 12 starts … Averaged 14.6 minutes, 2.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game … Played a season-high 36 minutes versus Manhattan on Nov. 18 and corralled a season-high nine rebounds … Five of the nine rebounds in the game versus Manhattan came from the offensive end of the floor … Totaled a season-high 10 points on Dec. 18 at Stetson while also securing eight rebounds.

2017-18 (Sophomore): Due to NCAA transfer rules, Peck sat out the 2017-18 season; redshirted.

Prior to UNC Asheville: Peck joined the Bulldogs from Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pa. ... Peck saw action in 19 games for Drexel as a true freshman in the 2016-17 season ... He averaged 1.6 points and 1.6 rebounds per game in 6.4 minutes of action per game ... His best game of the year came against Kean where he scored six points to go along with 10 rebounds.

High School: Peck attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Houston where he was a two-year team captain ... The St. Thomas Aquinas Most Valuable Player was a two-time first-team All-State selection ... He garnered All-District accolades three times ... During Peck’s junior season he averaged 16 points and nine rebounds per game before averaging a double-double as a senior.

Jeremy Peck UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 30 12 438 14.6 29 55 .527 0 2 .000 11 19 .579 28 61 89 3.0 63 0 15 33 11 4 69 2.3 Total 30 12 438 14.6 29 55 .527 0 2 .000 11 19 .579 28 61 89 3.0 63 0 15 33 11 4 69 2.3

Jeremy Peck UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 10 (12/18/18; at Stetson) FTM: 2 (01/21/19; at Winthrop) Minutes: 36 (11/18/18; at Manhattan) FTA: 4 (11/17/18; vs Coastal Car.) FGM: 4 (12/18/18; at Stetson) Rebounds: 9 (11/18/18; at Manhattan) FGA: 6 (11/18/18; at Manhattan) Assists: 3 (01/05/19; Winthrop) 3PT FGM: N/A Blocks: 2 (02/21/19; Gardner-Webb) 3PT FGA: 1 (01/10/19; at Longwood) Steals 1 (02/23/19; Presbyterian)

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LJ 2 THORPE R-So. • G • 6-5, 215 West Palm Beach, Fla. • Royal Palm Beach HS

2018-19 (Redshirt Freshman): Played in 16 games with 6 starts while missing time with injury … Averaged 23.9 minutes, 8.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per game … Finished with a double-digit point total in six games … Scored a career-high 24 points on Feb. 9 versus Charles- ton Southern … Corralled seven rebounds at Winthrop and at Charleston Southern … Made six free throws versus Gardner-Webb on Feb. 21 … Totaled two blocks at Charleston Southern on Feb. 27 … Ended the season with 137 points, 56 rebounds and 383 minutes.

2017-18 (Freshman): Saw action in one game before injuries ended season and he was redshirted ... Thorpe had five points, four steals, two assists and one rebound in UNC Asheville’s home win over Lees-McRae (11/13).

High School: The 6-foot-4 combo guard finished his senior season averaging 14.1 points, 7.2 assists and 6.7 rebounds per game ... He had four triple-doubles ... For his efforts during his senior season, Thorpe was tabbed first-team All-Conference and All-Palm Beach County ... He was chosen first-team All-Area by the Palm Beach Post ... He was a Sun-Sentinel first-team All-County selection ... One year earlier as a junior, Thorpe averaged 13.5 points, 5.6 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game ... Thorpe was tabbed first-team All-Area by the Palm Beach Post as a junior as well as first-team All-Conference and All-Palm Beach County ... He was a second-team All-County choice by the Sun-Sentinel.

LJ Thorpe UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2017-18 1 0 6 6.0 1 2 .500 0 1 .000 3 4 .750 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 2 2 0 4 5 5.0 2018-19 16 6 383 23.9 45 117 .385 11 41 .268 36 53 .679 12 44 56 3.5 37 2 40 42 2 12 137 8.6 Total 17 6 389 22.9 46 119 .387 11 42 .262 39 57 .684 12 45 57 3.4 37 2 42 44 2 16 142 8.4

LJ Thorpe UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 24 (02/09/19; Charleston South.) FTM: 6 (02/21/19: Gardner-Webb) Minutes: 35 (02/23/19; Presbyterian) FTA: 9 (02/09/19; Charleston South.) FGM: 9 (02/09/19; Charleston South.) Rebounds: 7 (02/27/19: at Charleston South.) FGA: 11 (02/09/19: Charleston South.) Assists: 6 (02/21/19: Gardner-Webb) 3PT FGM: 3 (01/05/19; Winthrop) Blocks: 2 (02/27/19; at Charleston South.) 3PT FGA: 6 (12/31/18; at Vanderbilt) Steals: 2 (02/09/19: Charleston South.)

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LJ CRESS THORPE 1 WORTHY So. • G • 6-2, 170 Gastonia, N.C. • Beckley Prep

2018-19 (Freshman): Appeared in 31 games with 15 starts as a true freshman … Averaged 23.9 minutes, 4.4 points, 2.1 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game… Scored a season-high 12 points at Wofford on Dec. 15 … Played a season-high 40 minutes at Gardner-Webb on Feb. 2 … Tallied a season-high six assists at UT Martin and at Gardner-Webb … Corralled a season-high eight rebounds versus USC Upstate on Jan. 30 … Picked up four steals versus Gardner-Webb on Feb. 21 … Finished freshman season with 137 points, 28 steals, 66 assists and 108 rebounds in 742 minutes.

High School: Worthy joined the Bulldogs from Beckley Prep ... Prior to playing at Beckley Prep, Worthy also played at Hunter Huss High School in Gastonia, N.C. ... Worthy averaged 20 points, six assists and five rebounds at Beckley Prep in West Virginia ... He averaged 14.4 points, 6.3 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game as a senior at Hunter Huss in the 2016-17 season ... He helped Beckley to a 28-12 record after helping to lead Hunter Huss to a 49-29 record in his final three seasons with the program.

Cress Worthy UNC Asheville Career Statistics | Minutes | | Total FG | | 3-PT FG | | Free Throws | | Rebounds | Year GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 31 15 742 23.9 49 142 .345 14 57 .246 25 37 .676 22 86 108 3.5 75 1 66 54 2 28 137 4.4 Total 31 15 742 23.9 49 142 .345 14 57 .246 25 37 .676 22 86 108 3.5 75 1 66 54 2 28 137 4.4

Cress Worthy UNC Asheville Career Highs Points: 12 (12/15/18; at Wofford) FTM: 5 (12/15/18; at Wofford) Minutes: 40 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) FTA: 8 (12/15/18; at Wofford) FGM: 4 (01/12/19; at Hampton) Rebounds: 8 (01/30/19; USC Upstate) FGA: 10 (01/12/19; at Hampton) Assists: 6 (02/02/19; at Gardner-Webb) 3PT FGM: 3 (01/10/19; at Longwood) Blocks: 1 (02/13/19; at USC Upstate) 3PT FGA: 6 (01/10/19; at Longwood) Steals: 4 (02/21/19: Gardner-Webb)

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JAMON 11 BATTLE Fr. • G • 6-5, 210 Richmond, Va. • LC Bird HS

High School: Native of Richmond, Va. ... Product of LC Bird High School where he played basketball and football ... Was a Virginia High School League Class 5 All-State selection during his senior season as well as an all-region selection ... Averaged 16 points per game as a senior.

AJ 24 McBRIDE Fr. • G • 6-1, 190 Houston, Texas • Manvel HS

High School: Joined the Bulldogs out of Manvel High School in Houston, Texas ... Played AAU basketball for the Houston Clippers ... Named first-team All-District as a senior.

TRENT 5 STEPHNEY Fr. • G • 6-2, 160 Knoxville, Tenn. • Bearden HS

High School: Joined the UNC Asheville men’s basketball program out of Bearden High School in Knoxville, Tenn. ... Was an all-state and all-region selection during his senior season ... Scored 22 points on 8-of-15 shooting in the AAA state championship game to lead Bearden to its first-ever state title.

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29 UNC ASHEVILLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS UNC ASHEVILLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST POINTS MOST STEALS Game: 44, Mickey Gibson vs. Washington & Lee (1969-70) Game: 10 by Ahmad Thomas vs. Warren Wilson (12-10-16) Season: 648, Andrew Rowsey, (2013-14) Season: 99 by Ahmad Thomas (2016-17 season) Career: 1,919 Bamford Jones (1974-78) Career: 251 by Ahmad Thomas (2014-18)

BEST SCORING AVERAGE MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Season: 23.3, Mickey Gibson (1969-70) Game: 10 by Kenny George vs. Lees-McRae (11-11-07) Career: 21.9, Guy Batsel (1966-68) 10 by Kenny George at Campbell (11-17-07) Season: 98 by D.J. Cunningham (2013-14) MOST FIELD GOALS Career: 278 by D.J. Cunningham (2009-14) Game: 20, Jim Baker vs. UNC Charlotte (1965-66) 20, Mickey Gibson vs. Washington & Lee (1969-70) MOST MINUTES PLAYED Season: 270, Bamford Jones (1976-77) Season: 1,217 by KJ Garland (2007-08) Career: 835, Bamford Jones (1974-78) Career: 4,165 by Kevin Vannatta (2014-18)

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 29, Willie Simpson vs. Winthrop (1985-86) Season: 566, Jim McElhaney (1968-69) Career: 1810, Jim McElhaney (1966-71)

BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY Game (10 or more): Jaleel Roberts vs. Winthrop (12-of-12, 2-18-15) Season (100 or more): *-Kenny George (151-of-217, .696) 2007-08 Career (Min. 400): William Funderburk (265-of-463, .572) (1984-88) *-Led the nation

MOST FREE THROWS Game: 22, Andre Smith vs. Elon (2-1-03) Season: 182, Matt Dickey (2011-12) Career: 487, Matt Dickey (2008-12)

MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Game: 26, Andre Smith vs. Elon (2002-03) Season: 234, Kevin Martin (1998-99) Career: 578, Matt Dickey (2008-12)

FREE THROW ACCURACY Game: (12 or more), 13-of-13, Paul Allen (1982-83) 13-of-13, Tom Haus (1983-84) 13-of-13, Bryan Smithson (3-1-08) 12-of-12, MaCio Teague (1-14-17) Consecutive: 45 by Keith Hornsby (2012-13) Season: (Min. 75): Keith Hornsby (99-of-107, .925) Career; (Min. 250): Andrew Rowsey (278-of-317, .877) (2013-15)

MOST THREE-POINTERS Game: 8 by Josh Kohn vs. Winthrop (2-19-94) 8 by Omar Collington vs. Birmingham-Southern (1-7-06) 8 by Sean Smith vs. Liberty (1-31-09) 8 by Andrew Rowsey at Longwood (2-1-14) 8 by Andrew Rowsey at Winthrop (2-26-14) 8 by Andrew Rowsey vs. High Point (2-26-15) Season: 106 by Andrew Rowsey (2013-14) Career: 296 by Josh Kohn (1992-96)

MOST REBOUNDS Game: 30 by Rod Healy vs. Belmont-Abbey (1969-70) Season: 393 by Frank Rhyne (1973-74) Career: 1,121 by Rod Healy (1967-71)

MOST ASSISTS Game: 14 by Jeff Lippard vs. Charleston Southern (1-28-91) Season: 205 by Mike Grace (1973-74) Career: 607 by J.P. Primm (2008-12) Ahmad Thomas

30 UNC ASHEVILLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Rebounds Games Played Player Games Years Rebounds Avg. Player Games Years 1. Rod Healy 110 1967-71 1121 10.2 1. Matt Dickey 130 2008-12 2. Tony Bumphus 121 1975-78 968 8.0 J.P. Primm 130 2008-12 3. Pat Jolley 115 1981-84 847 7.4 Kevin Vannatta 130 2014-18 4. D.J. Cunningham 112 2009-14 819 7.3 4. Chris Stephenson 127 2008-12 5. Brent Keck 116 1987-91 703 6.1 Sam Hughes 127 2012-15 6. Chris Lee 110 1967-71 701 6.4 6. Quinard Jackson 123 2008-12 7. Ahmad Thomas 122 2014-18 705 5.8 T7. Bamford Jones 122 1974-78 8. John Williams 120 2007-11 684 5.7 T7. Ahmad Thomas 122 2014-18 9. Randy Pallas 83 1972-75 620 7.5 9. Tony Bumphus 121 1974-78 10. Frank Rhyne 65 1973-75 612 9.4 10. Reid Augst 120 2005-09 Mike Grace 120 1974-78 Assists Jaron Lane 120 2009-13 Player Years Assists 1. J.P. Primm 2008-12 607 2. K.J. Garland 2003-08 520 3. George Gilbert 1976-80 460 4. Josh Kohn 1992-96 430 5. Matt Dickey 2008-12 429 6. Kevin Vannatta 2014-18 378 7. Maurice Caldwell 1986-90 370 8. Andre Smith 1999-03 358 9. Jeff Lippard 1990-92 343 10. Bamford Jones 1974-78 319

Steals Player Years Steals 1. Ahmad Thomas 2014-18 251 2. J.P. Primm 2008-12 248 3. Andre Smith 1999-03 223 4. Matt Dickey 2008-12 188 5. Josh Pittman 1994-98 175 6. Josh Kohn 1992-96 162 7. K.J. Garland 2003-08 153 8. Paul Allen 1981-84 147 Bryan McCullough 2001-05 147 10. Oliver Holmes 2002-06 140

Blocked Shots Player Years Blocks 1. D.J Cunningham 2009-14 278 2. John Williams 2007-11 255 3. C.J. Walker 2003-07 190 4. Pat Jolley 1980-84 164 5. Robert Stevenson 1994-98 163 6. Adam Earnhardt 1997-01 160 7. Kenny George 2006-08 140 8. Jaleel Roberts 2011-15 129 9. Milton Moore 1986-90 98 10. Dirk Lommerse 1996-98 77

Three-Point Field Goals Made Player Years 3-Pointers 1. Josh Kohn 1992-93 296 2. Andrew Rowsey 2013-15 208 3. J.P. Primm 2008-12 205 4. Matt Dickey 2008-12 199 5. Sean Smith 2006-10 197 6. David Robertson 2013-17 169 7. Willie Black 1990-95 162 8. K.J. Garland 2003-08 144 9. Omar Collington 2002-06 140 10. Darryl Sanders 1989-91 133 J.P. Primm

31 UNC ASHEVILLE TEAM RECORDS MEN’S BASKETBALL SCORING LEADERS

MOST POINTS MOST WINS Game: 144 vs. Voorhees (11-28-87) Season: 24 (2011-12) Big South Game: 114 vs. VMI (2-13-10) Winning Percentage: .710, 22-9 (1982-83) Season: 2756 (1972-73) Longest Winning Streak: 11 games (1996-97) Best Scoring Average: 90.7 (1971-72) MOST LOSSES MOST FIELD GOALS Season: 27 (2018-19) Game: 57 vs. Voorhees (11-28-87) Lowest Percentage: .111, 3-24 (1993-94) Big South Game: 40 vs. VMI (2-13-10) Longest Losing Streak: 17 games (1993-94) Season: 1192 (1972-73) MOST WINS BIG SOUTH MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Season: 16 (2011-12) Game: 86 vs. Montreat (11-16-11) Winning Percentage: .917, 11-1 (1997-98) Big South Game: 81 vs. Coastal Carolina (1-27-16) Longest Winning Streak: 9 games (2016-17) Season: 2635 (1973-74) MOST LOSSES BIG SOUTH BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY Season: 17 (1993-94) Game: .705, 31-of-44 vs. Coastal Carolina (1994-95) Lowest Percentage: .055, 1-17 (1993-94) Season: 805-of-1568, .513 (1987-88) Longest Losing Streak: 21, 1992-93 to 1993-94 MOST FREE THROWS BIGGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY Game: 38 vs. Radford (2011-12) Game: 77 vs. St. Andrews 38 vs. Coastal Carolina (2013-14) 67 vs. Johnson & Wales, 103-36, (12-05-15) Season: 682 (2011-12) 65 vs. Warren Wilson, 117-52, (12-10-16) 62 vs. Clearwater Christian MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 59 vs. Voorhees (11-26-88) Game: 52 vs. Mars Hill (1982-83) 58 vs. Virginia Intermont, 116-58 (11-20-10) 52 vs Coastal Carolina (2013-14) 51 vs. Voorhees (11-28-87) Season: 893 (2011-12) 51 vs. Mars Hill (11-16-11) Big South Game: 33 vs. Campbell, 97-64 (1989-90) BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game: 1.000, 24-of-24 vs. High Point (1999-00) BIGGEST LOSING MARGIN 1.000, 14-of-14 vs. Charleston Southern (2015-2016) Game: 75 at Tennessee, 124-49 (11-17-09) Season: .772, 419-of-543 (1987-88) Big South Game: 40 vs. Winthrop, 90-50 (1999-00) MOST THREE-POINTERS MOST POINTS ALLOWED Game: 16 vs. VMI (12-6-08) Game: 120 vs. N.C. State, 120-71 (12-13-95) 16 vs. Gardner Webb (12-31-16) 120 vs. Gardner-Webb, 120-97 (1970-71) Season: 235 (1992-93) 117 vs. Connecticut, 117-67 (12-21-02) 116 vs. North Carolina 116-48 (11-30-08) MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED Big South Game: 107 vs. Winthrop, 100-107 (2013-14) Game: 37 at VMI (1-19-08) Season: 662 (1992-93) FEWEST POINTS IN GAME Game: 27 vs. Clemson, 38-27 (1979-80) BEST THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE Big South Game: 43 vs. Radford, 70-43 (1993-94) Game: .800, 12-of-15 vs. Voorhees (11-26-88) 43 at Liberty, 65-43 (1995-96) Big South Game: .700, 7-of-10 vs. Winthrop (2-2-13) Season: .447, 98-of-219 (1987-88) TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1969 – NAIA District 6 championship, NAIA Tournament, Kansas City MOST REBOUNDS 1971 – NAIA District 6 championship, NAIA Tournament, Kansas City Game: 89 vs. Belmont-Abbey (1969-70) 1989 – Big South Conference championship Big South Game: 52 vs. Coastal Carolina (2015-16) 1997 – Big South Conference regular-season championship Season: 1676 (1971-72) 1998 – Big South Conference regular-season championship Rebound Average: 55.9 (1971-72) 2002 – Big South Conference regular-season championship 2003 – Big South Conference championship, NCAA Tournament MOST ASSISTS in Dayton, Ohio and Birmingham, Ala. Game: 38 vs. Mars Hill (11-16-11) 2008 – Big South Conference regular-season championship, NIT Big South Game: 25 vs. VMI (2-13-10), 25 Bid at Ohio State 25 vs. Radford (2-26-11) 2011 – Big South Conference championship, NCAA Tournament 25 vs. Gardner Webb (12-31-16) in Dayton, Ohio and Washington, D.c. Season: 572 (2007-08) 2012 – Big South Conference championship 2016 – Big South Conference championship MOST STEALS 2017 – Big South Conference regular-season championship Game: 26 vs. Warren Wilson (12-10-16) 2018 – BIg South Conference regular-season championship Season: 333 (1989-90) MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 16 at Campbell (11-17-07) Big South Game: 12 vs. Gardner Webb (3-1-14) Season: 196 (2007-08)

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1. Bamford Jones – 1,919 (1974-78) 2. Jim McElhaney – 1,904 (1966-71) 3. Matt Dickey -1,778 (2008-12) 4. Paul Allen – 1,693 (1980-84) 5. JP Primm – 1,689 (2008-12) 6. Ahmad Thomas – 1,626 (2014- 7. Josh Pittman – 1,547 (1994-98) 8. George Gilbert – 1,523 (1976-80) 9. Andre Smith – 1,495 (1999-2003) 10. Josh Kohn – 1,467 (1992-96) 11. Milton Moore – 1,439 (1986-90) 12. Tony Bumphus – 1,429 (1974-78) 13.Van Wilkins – 1,388 (1983-87) 14. Gray Gautier – 1,379 (1971-75) 15. KJ Garland – 1,363 (2003-08) 16. Kevin Martin – 1,340 (1996-99) 17. Rod Healy – 1,334 (1967-71) 18. Jaron Lane – 1,297 (2009-14) 19. Kevin Vannatta – 1,243 (2014-18) 20. Tom Haus – 1,233 (1981-85) 21. Andrew Rowsey – 1,224 (2013-15) 22. Brent Keck – 1,186 (1987-91) 23. Bryan McCullough – 1,181 (2001-05) 24. Mickey Gibson – 1,179 (1968-70) 25. Eddie Latta – 1,171 (1976-81) 26. John Williams – 1,169 (2007-11) 27. Chris Stephenson – 1,145 (20008-12) 28. Robert Watson – 1,141 (1988-91) 29. Mike Grace – 1,136 (1970-74) 30. Reid Augst – 1,120 (2005-09) 30. MaCio Teague - 1,078 (2016-18) Matt Dickey 31. Guy Batsel – 1,076 (1966-68) 32. Lee Shuster – 1,001 (1966-70) 33. DJ Cunningham 1,000 (2009-14)

33 UNC ASHEVILLE IN THE BIG SOUTH IN THE BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT

REGULAR SEASON RECORD/FINISH Year W L .PCT Finish Head Coach Year W L .PCT Finish Head Coach 2002-2003 7 7 .500 5th Eddie Biedenbach 1985-1986 4 2 .666 5th Jerry Green 2003-2004 6 10 .375 7th Eddie Biedenbach 1986-1987 5 3 .625 3rd Jerry Green 2004-2005 8 8 .500 3rd Eddie Biedenbach 1987-1988 5 7 .416 5th Jerry Green 2005-2006 6 10 .375 7th Eddie Biedenbach 1988-1989 6 6 .500 4th Don Doucette 2006-2007 6 8 .429 5th Eddie Biedenbach 1989-1990 7 5 .583 3rd Don Doucette 2007-2008 10 4 .714 T-1st Eddie Biedenbach 1990-1991 4 10 .286 6th Don Doucette 2008-2009 10 8 .556 4th Eddie Biedenbach 1991-1992 6 8 .429 7th Don Doucette 2009-2010 11 7 .611 4th Eddie Biedenbach 1992-1993 2 14 .125 9th Don Doucette 2010-2011 11 7 .611 3rd Eddie Biedenbach 1993-1994 1 17 .056 8th Randy Wiel 2011-2012 16 2 .889 1st Eddie Biedenbach 1994-1995 7 9 .438 5th Randy Wiel 2012-2013 10 6 .625 3(South) Eddie Biedenbach 1995-1996 9 5 .642 3rd Randy Wiel 2013-2014 10 6 .625 2(South) Nick McDevitt 1996-1997 11 3 .786 1st Eddie Biedenbach 2014-2015 10 8 .556 6th Nick McDevitt 1997-1998 11 1 .916 1st Eddie Biedenbach 2015-2016 12 6 .667 T-2nd Nick McDevitt 1998-1999 5 5 .500 3rd Eddie Biedenbach 2016-2017 15 3 .833 T-1st Nick McDevitt 1999-2000 7 7 .500 T-3rd Eddie Biedenbach 2017-2018 13 5 .722 1st Nick McDevitt 2000-2001 9 5 .643 3rd Eddie Biedenbach 2018-2019 2 14 .125 10th Mike Morrell 2001-2002 10 4 .714 T-1st Eddie Biedenbach Totals 272 230 .542

ALL CONFERENCE HONORS 2000-01 Jeremy Atkinson (All-Tournament) Brett Carey (Second Team) Chris Stephenson (All-Tournament) 1985-86 Billy Allen (All-Rookie) 2012-13 Jeff Jones (First team) 2001-02 Jeremy Atkinson (First Team) Byron Samuels (All-Tournament) Andre Smith (First Team) Will Weeks (All-Freshman) 1986-87 Eddie Biedenbach (Coach of the Year) Keith Hornsby (All-Academic) Van Wilkins (First team, All-Tournament) 2002-03 2013-14 1987-88 Ben McGonagil (First team, All-Tournament) Andrew Rowsey (First Team, All-Freshman, Ricky Chatman (First Team) Andre Smith (First team, All-Tournament, Freshman of the Year) 1988-89 Tournament MVP) Jaron Lane (Second Team) Milton Moore (First Team, All-Tournament, Bryan McCullough (All-Tournament) D.J. Cunningham (Second Team, All- Tournament MVP Alex Kragel (All-Tournament) Tournament) Harvey Shropshire (All-Tournament) 2003-04 2014-15 Brent Keck (All-Tournament) K.J. Garland (All-Rookie, All-Tournament) Andrew Rowsey (Second Team) 1989-90 2004-05 Kevin Vannatta (All-Freshman) Milton Moore (First Team, All-Tournament, Bryan McCullough (Second team) Giacomo Zilli (All-Academic, Scholar Athlete Tournament MVP) 2005-06 of the Year) 1990-91 Michael Ellis (Freshman of the Year) 2015-16 Brent Keck (Second Team) 2006-07 Dylan Smith (Honorable Mention, All- 1991-92 K.J. Garland (All-Tournament) Freshman) Robert Watson (Second Team) Donovan Jones (All-Rookie) Dwayne Sutton (All-Freshman, All- 1995-96 2007-08 Tournament Josh Kohn (First Team) Bryan Smithson (First, All-Tournament) Tournament MVP) Randy Wiel (Big South Coach of the Year) K.J. Garland (Second team, All Tournament Kevin Vannatta (All-Academic) 1996-97 Kenny George (Second team, Defensive Ahmad Thomas (All-Tournament) Josh Pittman (First Team, Player of the Year) Player of the Year) 2016-17 Kevin Martin (Second Team) Eddie Biedenbach (Coach of the Year) MaCio Teague (Freshman of the Year, First Eddie Biedenbach (Coach of the Year) 2008-09 Team, All-Freshman) 1997-98 Reid Augst (Second Team) Ahmad Thomas (Defensive Player of the Year, Josh Pittman (First Team, Player of the Year, All- Matt Dickey (All-Freshman) First Team) tournament) 2009-10 Giacomo Zilli (All-Academic, Scholar Athlete Kevin Martin (First team, All-Tournament) John Williams (Second team) of the Year) Robert Stevenson (First Team) 2010-11 Nick McDevitt (Coach of the Year) 1998-99 Matt Dickey (First Team, Tournament MVP, 2017-18 Kevin Martin (First Team, Player of the Year, All- All- Kevin Vannatta (All-Academic, Scholar Tournament) Academic) Athlete Mike Matthews (Second Team) J.P. Primm (Second Team, All-Tournament) of the Year) 1990-00 John Williams (All-Tournament) Ahmad Thomas (Defensive Player of the Year, Andre Smith (Rookie of the Year, Second 2011-12 First Team) Team, All-Tournament, All-Rookie) Matt Dickey (First Team, All-Academic, Player MaCio Teague (First Team) Brandon Carter (All-Rookie) of the Year) 2018-19 Brett Carey (All-Tournament) J.P. Primm (Second Team, All-Tournament, DeVon Baker (All-Freshman) Tournament MVP) Donovan Gilmore (All-Academic)

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Year W-L AVL Opponent Opp. Site UNC ASHEVILLE VS. TOURNEY OPPONENTS 1986 W 64 Radford 62 Savannah, Ga. L 64 Charleston Southern 65 Savannah, Ga. Opponent Won Lost .PCT Last Game 1987 W 73 Coastal Carolina 68 Savannah, Ga. Radford 6 4 .600 96-87, 2014 L 76 Campbell 79 Savannah, Ga. Coastal Carolina 4 4 .500 57-74, 2015 1988 L 58 Winthrop 73 Rock Hill, S.C. Campbell 1 2 .33 79-81, 2017 1989 W 62 Radford 58 Rock Hill, S.C. Augusta 1 1 .500 53-62, 1991 W 88 Coastal Carolina 76 Rock Hill, S.C. Charleston So. 4 2 .667 71-66, 2017 W 93 Campbell 78 Rock Hill, S.C. 1990 W 79 Augusta 73 Rock Hill, S.C. Towson State 0 1 .000 54-64, 1994 W 78 Radford 72 Rock Hill, S.C. Liberty 6 4 .600 64-69, 2018 1991 L 53 Augusta 62 Anderson, S.C. Winthrop 5 6 .400 79-80, 2014 1992 L 52 Liberty 85 Anderson, S.C. UMBC 1 0 1.000 54-51, 1997 1993 L 87 Winthrop 101 Charleston, S.C. High Point 4 3 .571 80-69, 2016 1994 L 56 Towson State 64 Charleston, S.C. 1995 L 47 Radford 63 Lynchburg, Va. Elon 1 0 1.000 68-66, 2003 1996 W 69 Winthrop 61 Lynchburg, Va. VMI 1 0 1.000 80-64, 2012 L 60 Liberty 73 Lynchburg, Va. Longwood 0 1 .000 72-87, 2013 1997 W 54 UMBC 51 Lynchburg, Va. Presbyterian 0 1 .000 59-106, 2019 L 57 Charleston Southern 67 Lynchburg, Va. 1998 W 46 Liberty 42 Lynchburg, Va. L 61 Radford 63 Lynchburg, Va. 1999 W 106 Liberty 98 Asheville, N.C. UNC ASHEVILLE ALL-TIME BIG SOUTH L 79 Radford 92 Asheville, N.C. TOURNAMENT RECORD 34-29 2000 W 77 Liberty 63 Asheville, N.C. Tournament Titles Won: 5 W 78 Radford 71 Asheville, N.C. L 62 Winthrop 75 Asheville, N.C. (1989, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2016) 2001 L 48 Liberty 60 Roanoke, Va. Times in Championship Game: 9 2002 L 71 High Point 72 Roanoke, Va. (1989, 1990, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2016) 2003 W 68 Elon 66 Elon, N.C. Times in Semifinals: 20 W 81 Winthrop 80 Lynchburg, Va. (1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, W 85 Radford 71 Lynchburg, Va. 2004 W 49 Winthrop 46 Rock Hill, S.C. 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, L 49 High Point 64 High Point, N.C. 2016, 2018) 2005 L 93 High Point (OT) 98 Asheville, N.C. Times Lost in Semifinals: 11 2006 L 62 Coastal Carolina 78 Conway, S.C. (1986, 1987, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2007 W 77 Coastal Carolina 64 Conway, S.C. 2014, 2018) L 60 Winthrop 79 Rock Hill, S.C. 2008 W 87 Charleston Southern 63 Asheville, N.C. Times Lost in Quarterfinals: 12 W 75 Liberty 57 Asheville, N.C. (1988, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, L 48 Winthrop 66 Asheville, N.C. 2015, 2017) 2009 W 76 Winthrop 68 Asheville, N.C. Times Lost in First Round: 3 L 86 Radford 94 Radford, Va. (1993, 2013, 2019) 2010 W 84 High Point 73 Asheville, N.C. L 73 Coastal Carolina 92 Conway, S.C. 2011 W 72 Charlseton Southern 63 Asheville, N.C. W 62 High Point 45 Conway, S.C. W 60 Coastal Carolina 47 Conway, S.C. 2012 W 86 High Point 61 Asheville, N.C. W 91 Charlseton Southern 64 Asheville, N.C. W 80 VMI 64 Asheville, N.C. 2013 L 72 Longwood 87 Conway, S.C. 2014 W 96 Radford 87 Conway, S.C. L 79 Winthrop 80 Conway, S.C. 2015 W 80 Liberty 70 Conway, S.C. L 57 Coastal Carolina 74 Conway, S.C. 2016 W 80 Liberty 49 Buies Creek, N.C. W 80 High Point 69 Buies Creek, N.C. W 77 Winthrop 68 Buies Creek, N.C. 2017 L 79 Campbell 81 Rock Hill, S.C. 2018 W 71 Charleston Southern 66 Asheville, N.C. L 64 Liberty 69 Asheville, N.C. 2019 L 59 Presbyterian 106 Clinton, S.C.

35 BULLDOGS IN THE POSTSEASON SERIES HISTORIES

1969 NAIA District 6 Playoffs Mars Hill 79, UNC Asheville 78 2011 NCAA Tournament (Semifinals) (First Four at Dayton, OH) Asheville-Biltmore 76, Erskine 70 1983 NAIA District 26 Playoffs Asheville 81, Arkansas-Little Rock 77 (OT) (Championship Game) (Semifinals) (Second Round at Washington, D.C.) Asheville-Biltmore 90, Newberry 81 UNC Asheville 70, Gardner-Webb 68 Pittsburgh 74, UNC Asheville 51 1969 NAIA National Tournament (Finals) (in Kansas City, MO) Catawba 74, UNC Asheville 55 2012 NCAA Tournament Asheville-Biltmore 86, Grambling 74 (Second Round at Pittsburgh, PA) Monmouth 115, Asheville-Biltmore 81 1984 NAIA District 26 Playoffs Syracuse 72, UNC Asheville 65 (Semifinals) 1971 NAIA District 6 Playoffs UNC Asheville 48, Belmont Abbey 46 2016 NCAA Tournament (Semifinals) (Finals) (First Round at Brooklyn, N.Y.) UNC Asheville 99, South Carolina State 90 Pembroke State 50, UNC Asheville 46 Villanova 86, UNC Asheville 56 (Championship Game) Asheville 62, Western Carolina 61 (OT) 2003 NCAA Tournament 2017 CollegeInsider.Com Tournament 1971 NAIA National Tournament (Opening Round at Dayton, Ohio) (First Round in Martin, Tenn.) (in Kansas City, MO) UNC Asheville 92, Texas Southern 84 (OT) UT Martin 89, UNC Asheville 75 Stephen F. Austin 91, UNC Asheville 73 (First Round at Birmingham, AL) Texas 82, UNC Asheville 61 2018 National Invitation Tournament 1973 NAIA District 6 Playoffs (First Round in Los Angeles, Calif.) (Semifinals) 2008 National Invitation Tournament Southern California 103, UNC Asheville 98 UNC Asheville 108, Presbyterian 98 (Opening Round at Columbus, Ohio) (2OT) (Championship Game) Ohio State 84, UNC Asheville 66 South Carolina State 87, UNC Asheville 78 1974 NAIA District 6 Playoffs (Semifinals) Bulldogs in the Big South Conference... Belmont Abbey 66, UNC Asheville 56 Regular Season Titles: 7 1977 NAIA District 6 Playoffs (Semifinals) 1996-97, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2007-08, 2011-12, 2016-17, 2017-18 Big South Tournament Titles: 5 1989, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2016

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*Big South Tournament Auburn 1-3 Record Belmont-Abbey: 15-16 Bluefield: 3-0 ^NCAA Tournament 1998-1999 L 60-91 1968-1969 L 78-79 2009-2010 W 97-74 @NIT 2001-2002 L 38-83 1969-1970 W 103-83 2012-2013 W 95-66 #CollegeInsider.com Tournament 2010-2011 W (OT) 70-69 1970-1971 W 100-76 2013-2014 W 92-56 %District 6 Playoffs 2018-2019 L 41-67 1971-1972 L 106-113 &District 26 Playoffs 1972-1973 L 82-94 Brevard: 7-0 $NAIA National Tournament Augusta: 17-12 1973-1974 L 56-66% 2001-2002 W 69-62 ~Southeastern JC Tournament 1965-1966 W 69-59 1974-1975 W 85-72 2003-2004 W 79-51 1966-1967 W 88-76 1975-1976 L 78-86 2005-2006 W 82-48 Akron: 0-1 W 72-71 L 60-73 2006-2007 W 78-70 2012-2013 L 63-82 1967-1968 W 69-68 1976-1977 W 72-70 2007-2008 W 75-35 1968-1969 L 67-78 W 79-72 2011-2012 W 89-48 Allen: 1-0 L 69-80 1977-1978` W 77-70 2016-2017 W 68-50 1972-1973 W 89-67 1974-1975 W 84-80 L 84-93 W 63-61 1978-1979 L 91-107 Bristol: 1-0 Anderson: 1-0 1975-1976 L 67-72 L 83-90 1979-1980 W 100-41 1982-1983 W 87-73 L 61-62 1979-1980 L 74-77 1976-1977 W 78-77 W 74-57 Bryan: 1-0 Appalachian State: 8-14 L 77-87 1980-1981 L 59-62 1995-1996 W 97-70 1967-1968 W 89-83 1977-1978 W 77-71 L 63-81 1981-1982 L 60-65 1969-1970 L 52-63 L 62-71 Buffalo: 1-1 W 63-55 L 60-73 1978-1979 L 68-70 2007-2008 W (OT) 101-90 1982-1983 W 55-50 1970-1971 W 75-64 1979-1980 L 54-59 2008-2009 L 52-71 W 82-64 L 56-66 W 59-56 1986-1987 W 69-63 1983-1984 L 49-61 1971-1972 W 78-69 California: 1-0 W 100-73 W 70-57 W 80-68 1987-1988 W 58-53 1972-1973 L 87-90 1987-1988 W 72-69 W 48-46 1973-1974 L 78-80 W 69-66 1984-1985 L 60-67 1988-1989 W 96-87 L 69-75 Campbell: 25-21 1974-1975 L 83-74 1967-1968 W 89-81 W 97-75 1985-1986 W 70-69 1977-1978 L 65-89 L 82-95 1989-1990 W 87-64 W 70-59 1986-1987 W 68-54 1968-1969 W 88-72 W 90-76 2008-2009 W 75-63 L 67-79 L 68-70 W 79-73* 1987-1988 L 55-65 1969-1970 W 84-81 1990-1991 L 68-80 Benedict College: 5-1 L 80-86 1970-1971 W 66-63 L 78-94 1981-1982 W 75-70 1988-1989 L 57-71 1986-1987 W 78-70 L 53-62* 1982-1983 W 84-56 L 62-77 L 61-70 1983-1984 W 103-81 1989-1990 L 73-87 L 76-79* 1984-1985 L 66-67 1990-1991 L 72-76 Austin Peay: 1-1 1987-1988 W 91-73 1978-1979 L 71-79 W 119-89 1991-1992 L 63-65 L 60-78 2017-2018 W (OT) 82-79 1987-1988 W 86-67 2000-2001 W 84-64 1988-1989 L 71-82 2001-2002 W 79-76 W 76-71 Averett: 2-0 Berry: 1-1 W 93-78* 1968-1969 L 101-102 Arizona: 0-1 1981-1982 W 78-51 1989-1990 W 97-63 1969-1970 W 66-61 1997-1998 L 69-97 1990-1991 W 92-74 L 72-84 1990-1991 L 58-91 Arkansas-Little Rock: 1-0 Barber-Scotia: 8-4 Birmingham-Southern: 3-5 L 61-62 2010-2011 W (OT) 81-77^ 1972-1973 L 102-105 2002-2003 L 71-88 1991-1992 W 73-69 L 82-88 W 82-68 L 57-71 Armstrong State: 2-2 1981-1982 W 87-71 2003-2004 L 54-72 1992-1993 L 62-75 1984-1985 W 69-67 W 68-54 L 52-89 L 65-90 L 72-73 1982-1983 W 73-71 2004-2005 W 78-58 1993-1994 L 66-74 1985-1986 L 73-93 L 58-59 W 68-59 L 44-45 W 71-60 1983-1984 W 86-68 2005-2006 L 66-80 1998-1999 L 68-75 W 96-61 L 61-75 2000-2001 L 70-85 Athens State: 0-1 1984-1985 W 114-86 2001-2002 L 72-77 1965-1966 L 68-78 L 78-81 Biscayne: 1-0 2002-2003 W 99-89 1985-1986 W 101-72 1966-1967 W 79-75 2007-2008 W 83-71 1986-1987 W 86-65 W 79-76 2008-2009 L 57-94 2009-2010 L 66-85 2011-2012 W 89-82

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W 95-84 W 116-97 W 72-63* W 66-62 2012-2013 W 78-61 1971-1972 L 86-87 2011-2012 L 88-93 1992-1993 L 59-65 2013-2014 W 86-73 W 92-74 W 91-64* L 68-100 2014-2015 W 69-65 1972-1973 W 79-76 2012-2013 L 68-74 1993-1994 L 76-80 W 70-63 W 86-77 L 65-73 L 44-58 2015-2016 W 80-60 1973-1974 W 77-75 2013-2014 W 80-76 1994-1995 W 78-55 W 81-71 W 98-86 W 82-71 W 75-66 2016-2017 W 72-56 1978-1979 L 57-60 2014-2015 L 75-82 1995-1996 W 77-66 W 66-53 W 88-70 2015-2016 W 83-73 W 93-86 L 79-81* 1985-1986 L 64-65* W 63-55 1996-1997 W 81-74 2017-2018 W 85-79 1986-1987 L 63-73 2016-2017 W 76-67 L 60-70 W 64-57 W 70-67 W 91-73 1997-1998 W 78-58 2018-2019 L 53-70 1987-1988 L 75-77 2017-2018 W 83-73 W 66-60 W 72-65 W (OT) 85-80 1998-1999 W 94-67 Carson-Newman: 10-13 1988-1989 W 82-74 W 71-66* L 73-81 1969-1970 L 76-90 L 74-75 2018-2019 L 75-85 1999-2000 L 73-74 1970-1971 W 114-105 1989-1990 L 74-90 L 48-77 W 88-80 1971-1972 L 82-90 W 87-84 2000-2001 W 97-95 1973-1974 L 74-88 1990-1991 L 76-93 Cincinnati: 0-1 W 77-74 W 88-87 W 90-86 1990-1991 L 51-95 2001-2002 L 78-88 1974-1975 L 54-95 1991-1992 L 63-70 W 92-81 L 70-73 L 59-83 The Citadel: 1-2 2002-2003 W 80-76 1975-1976 L 70-79 1992-1993 W 99-92 1986-1987 L 65-71 L 55-68 1976-1977 W 71-68 L 72-91 1987-1988 W 85-72 2003-2004 L 65-73 L 70-72 1993-1994 L 67-81 1988-1989 L 77-93 W 72-68 1977-1978 L 68-81 L 56-81 2004-2005 L 54-70 L 57-62 1994-1995 L 62-73 Claflin: 2-0 W 83-71 1978-1979 W 66-62 L 57-61 1972-1973 W 110-89 2005-2006 L 72-84 W 81-78 1995-1996 L 67-81 1981-1982 W 83-66 L 70-88 1979-1980 W 65-68 W 64-63 L 62-78* 1996-1997 W 84-71 2006-2007 L 60-68 W 59-58 Clearwater Christian: 1-0 L 66-73 W 82-77 1980-1981 W 69-56 1976-1977 W 119-57 W 86-67 L 57-67* W 77-64* 1981-1982 W 74-68 1997-1998 W 91-80 2007-2008 W 56-52 Clemson: 0-8 L 62-64 W 87-66 W 78-72 1979-1980 L 27-38 1982-1983 L 85-91 1998-1999 L 71-80 2008-2009 L 57-64 1986-1987 L 58-89 L 71-80 W 81-77 W 74-63 1989-1990 L 50-74 1983-1984 L 77-78 1999-2000 W 77-62 2009-2010 L 57-58 1991-1992 L 54-94 W 76-71 L 62-98 1995-1996 L 41-83 2000-2001 W 72-65 L 73-92 Catawba: 3-4 1998-1999 L 64-73 L 60-64 2010-2011 L 59-80 1964-1965 L 59-101 2004-2005 L 59-78 2001-2002 W 87-63 W 61-58 1972-1973 L 87-89 2017-2018 L 52-83 L 96-104 L 68-77 W 60-47* 1975-1976 W 80-69 2002-2003 W 71-58 2011-2012 W 88-81 Coastal Carolina: 34-39 1982-1983 L 55-74& L 68-76 L 69-74 1984-1985 W 59-57 2008-2009 W 84-67 2003-2004 W 62-49 2012-2013 W 63-60 L 60-72 2009-2010 W 94-81 L 47-67 L 64-65 2004-2005 L 63-64 1985-1986 W 61-44 2013-2014 L 78-81 W 75-66 Central Wesleyan: 2-0 W 66-63 W 100-85 2005-2006 L 68-70 W 65-62 2014-2015 W 75-65 1979-1980 W 80-71 1986-1987 W 73-68* 1980-1981 W 113-99 L 71-75 L 56-68 2006-2007 W 53-40 1987-1988 L 63-79 L 57-74 W 73-56 L 69-72 2015-2016 L (OT) 66-68 Central Florida: 0-1 2007-2008 W 86-73 1988-1989 L 60-86 L 79-81 1990-1991 L 76-91 W 85-73 L 74-91 2016-2017 W (OT) 79-77 W 87-63* W 88-76* 2018-2019 L 52-78 Charleston Southern: 45-38 2008-2009 W 76-65 1989-1990 L 74-83 1968-1969 W 97-91 L 63-68 W 80-71 Coker: 1-0 L 85-86 L 73-76 2009-2010 L (OT) 74-77 1988-1989 W 71-57 1969-1970 L 80-84 L 54-62 1990-1991 L 74-84 L 80-90 2010-2011 W 77-69 L 67-91 1970-1971 W 88-78 1991-1992 L 85-93 Concord: 1-0 L 70-79 1965-166 W 64-60

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College of Charleston: 5-3 1985-1986 L 57-71 W 85-75 L 72-94 1976-1977 W 71-70 1986-1987 L 66-69 1973-1974 W 55-51 1976-1977 L 83-102 1977-1978 W 83-67 W 103-74 L 56-57 1977-1978 L 82-89 1989-1990 L 70-81 1987-1988 L 77-88 1993-1994 W 74-65 1978-1979 L 81-84 W 83-73 1996-1997 L 69-78 1979-1980 L 71-73 1990-1991 L 69-70 1997-1998 W 84-61 Fayetteville State: 0-1 W 69-63 W 62-56 1998-1999 L 71-79 2018-2019 L 63-80 1980-1981 L 74-86 2011-2012 L 66-68 1999-2000 W 67-63 L 82-84 2013-2014 W (OT) 67-58 2000-2001 W 70-65 Florida Southern: 0-1 1981-1982 W 58-56 2001-2002 L 71-77 1974-1975 L 77-101 L 73-77 Columbus: 1-1 2002-2003 L 69-87 Florida State: 0-3 1982-1983 L 81-84 1984-1985 W 55-53 2003-2004 L 56-78 1991-1992 L 54-107 L 82-95 L 69-87 2006-2007 L 65-73 1997-1998 L 60-77 W 70-68& 2007-2008 L (OT) 87-89 2000-2001 L 68-76 1983-1984 W 77-75 Connecticut: 0-3 2014-2015 L 87-98 W 62-48 2015-2016 W 84-64 1984-1985 L 74-75 1999-2000 L 68-98 Florida Tech: 0-2 L 78-82 2002-2003 L 67-117 1972-1973 L 84-88 2008-2009 W 86-76 2011-2012 L 63-73 East Texas State: 0-1 1977-1978 L 70-88 1974-1975 L 78-101 W (OT) 87-78 Covenant: 1-0 2009-2010 W 58-56 Florida Pres.: 1-1 W 89-86 1987-1988 W 117-78 Eastern Kentucky 3-3 Record 1964-1965 L 80-94 2010-2011 W 68-59 1986-1987 L 68-97 1966-1967 W 83-66 W 73-72 W 57-54 Davidson: 3-3 2011-2012 W 66-60 1989-1990 W 61-56 1987-1988 L 87-110 Frederick: 0-1 W 71-61 W 61-58 1988-1989 W 96-84 1965-1966 L 79-103 2012-2013 L 71-78 1990-1991 L 71-73 2005-2006 W 83-77 L 65-67 W 89-86 2006-2007 L 54-73 Friendship: 1-0 2013-2014 W 81-77 1991-1992 L 45-64 1980-1981 W 60-50 W 83-71 L 68-76 Eckerd: 1-0 1988-1989 W 85-74 2014-2015 W 80-55 Furman: 8-9 W 92-89 Drexel: 1-0 1980-1981 L 74-94 2015-2016 W 75-69 Elon: 10-6 2015-2016 W 85-66 1985-1986 L 71-72 2016-2017 W 90-85 1978-1979 L 71-81 1986-1987 W 65-62 L 76-81 L 67-84 Duke: 0-2 1987-1988 W 74-64 2017-2018 W 65-60 1997-1998 W 77-53 2008-2009 L 56-99 1995-1995 W 73-71 L 61-72 1998-1999 W 72-63 2013-2014 L 55-91 2001-2002 L 58-69 2018-2019 L (OT) 81-82 L 72-73 2003-2004 L 56-60 L 55-65 1999-2000 W 88-76 Duquesne: 0-1 2004-2005 L 68-72 L 63-73 2006-2007 L (OT) 76-77 2005-2006 W 79-65 2000-2001 W 61-58 Georgetown: 1-1 2006-2007 W 75-67 W 70-57 2010-2011 L 72-87 2007-2008 W 78-75 Earlham: 0-1 2001-2002 W 76-64 2015-2016 W 79-73 1967-1968 L 98-110 2009-2010 L 66-72 W 72-58 2010-2011 L 67-69 2002-2003 W 93-87 Georgia: 0-5 2015-2016 W 67-65 East Carolina: 4-5 L 72-75 1978-1979 L 73-85 2016-2017 W 64-58 1976-1977 L 65-68 W 68-66* 1987-1988 L 65-95 2017-2018 L 72-83 1977-1978 W 101-92 2015-2016 L 81-86 1988-1989 L 65-108 2018-2019 L 51-65 1978-1979 L 73-89 2016-2017 W 78-67 2009-2010 L 58-79 1979-1980 L 51-52 2016-2017 L 46-60 1980-1981 L 69-70 Gardner-Webb: 20-30 1997-1998 W 68-61 Emory & Henry: 2-1 1970-1971 W 74-65 1966-1967 L 76-84 Georgia State: 2-0 W 61-57 L 97-120 W 81-74 1996-1997 W 73-72 2013-2014 L 70-81 1971-1972 L 88-94 1970-1971 W 110-79 1997-1998 W 74-64 2014-2015 W 83-79 L 99-103 L 65-97 Georgia Tech: 0-2 Erskine: 7-3 1972-1973 L 86-87 East Tennessee State: 6-16 1968-1969 W 76-70% 1988-1989 L 64-97 1974-1975 W 63-62 L 99-112 1969-1970 W 69-63 2005-2006 L 52-80 1977-1978 L 71-81 L 91-105 L 60-64 1978-1979 L 68-94 1973-1974 L 88-95 1970-1971 L 79-83 Grambling: 1-0 1979-1980 L 70-105 1974-1975 L 57-59 W 117-82 1968-1969 W 86-74$ 1980-1981 L 54-71 L 88-116 1971-1972 W 92-73 1984-1985 L 71-77 1975-1976 L 75-86

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Guilford: 3-2 2014-2015 L 51-72 Knoxville: 4-0 L 73-80 1969-1970 W 92-76 L 71-75 1982-1983 W 81-66 1993-1994 L 71-79 1970-1971 L 67-72 2015-2016 L 69-73 W 60-51 L 51-56 W 100-79 W 80-69 1983-1984 W 58-54 1994-1995 W 57-46 1971-1972 W 81-79 2016-2017 W 88-58 W 68-62 W 73-67 L 104-118 W 74-71 1995-1996 W 66-48 2017-2018 L 74-84 Lander: 10-6 L 43-65 Hampton: 0-1 W 84-77 1968-1969 W 103-78 L 60-73* 2018-2019 L 61-83 2018-2019 L 61-65 W 97-64 1996-1997 W 68-65 L 74-79 1969-1970 W 81-62 1997-1998 W 70-60 Hanover: 2-1 L 59-67 W 75-59 1967-1968 W 95-93 Holy Cross: 0-1 1970-1971 W 112-72 W 46-42* 1968-1969 L 69-73 2002-2003 L 53-84 L 77-98 1998-1999 W 77-72 1975-1976 W 71-57 1971-1972 W 115-104 W 89-86 Iowa: 0-1 L 99-105 W 106-98* High Point: 31-24 2003-2004 L 80-107 1972-1973 W 84-66 1999-2000 L 62-70 1967-1968 L 82-94 L 68-76 W 82-68 1969-1970 W 89-85 Jacksonville State: 0-2 1973-1974 W 80-61 W 77-63* 1970-1971 L 75-77 2012-2013 L 69-71 W 95-80 2000-2001 W 59-52 1971-1972 W 85-74 2014-2015 L 55-64 1974-1975 W 71-67 W 73-54 W 78-76 1975-1976 L 79-80 L 48-60* 2001-2002 W 68-54 1972-1973 W 71-69 James Madison: 1-2 1976-1977 L 73-81 W 85-69 W 74-71 1979-1980 L 64-67 1977-1978 W 85-65 2002-2003 W 81-80 1976-1977 L 79-91 1986-1987 L 63-64 L 72-73 1997-1998 W 92-67 1987-1988 W 90-81 Lee: 4-0 1998-1999 W 89-78 1982-1983 W 103-57 2003-2004 L 72-84 W 69-66 W 66-60 L 68-82 J.C. Smith: 1-0 2004-2005 L 71-72 1999-2000 L 58-60 1968-1969 W 101-84 1983-1984 W 111-62 W 72-57 W 54-50 L 80-92 2005-2006 W 77-65 2000-2001 W 81-71 Johnson & Wales: 2-0 L 51-56 Lees-McRae: 2-0 W (OT) 83-81 2014-2015 W 87-48 2006-2007 W 84-77 2001-2002 W 83-72 2015-2016 W 103-36 2007-2008 W 74-48 W 67-61 2017-2018 W 92-60 L 65-80 2007-2008 W 74-70 L 71-72* Kansas: 0-4 2002-2003 W 64-60 L 54-83 1993-1994 L 44-90 Lenoir-Rhyne: 11-9 W 75-57* W 78-76 1969-1970 L 67-70 1996-1997 L 73-105 2008-2009 W 84-56 2003-2004 L 70-83 1976-1977 L 83-107 2002-2003 L 50-102 L 66-78 W 78-73 L 89-100 2016-2017 L 57-95 2009-2010 W 74-70 L 49-63* 1977-1978 L 77-97 W 75-72 2004-2005 L 73-92 1978-1979 W 62-58 Kansas State: 0-1 2010-2011 L 55-59 W 89-77 1979-1980 W 76-69 1996-1997 L 54-80 L 81-83 L (OT) 93-98 L 78-93 2011-2012 W 98-75 2005-2006 L 45-64 1980-1981 L 65-67 W 65-61 L 67-88 Kentucky 0-4 Record W 70-68 1996-1997 L 51-105 2012-2013 W 83-69 2006-2007 L 64-90 1981-1982 W 64-63 1999-2000 L 41-86 2013-2014 W 75-72 L 67-69 L 76-88 2009-2010 L 57-94 2014-2015 W 71-54 2007-2008 W 74-58 1982-1983 W 89-83 2013-2014 L 57-89 W 95-77 L 71-80 W 76-73 W 80-70* 2008-2009 W 61-59 1983-1984 L 67-68 2015-2016 W 79-69 W 81-78 Kentucky State: 0-1 W 58-50 W 73-56 2009-2010 L 62-66 1969-1970 L 84-100 2000-2001 W 63-52 W 80-49* W 83-69 2004-2005 W 75-61 2016-2017 W 70-57 W 84-73* King: 8-1 2005-2006 L 78-81 W 63-45 2010-2011 L 73-76 1964-1965 L 64-85 2006-2007 W 69-59 2017-2018 W 84-68 W 76-62 1965-1966 W 74-67 2012-2013 W 66-55 W 62-45* W 66-56 L (OT) 69-82 L 64-69* 2011-2012 W 86-79 1971-1972 W 99-77 Liberty: 40-22 W 90-70 1972-1973 W 102-88 1991-1992 L 76-90 W 86-61* 1980-1981 W 79-59 W 82-77 Limestone: 5-2 1976-1977 W 106-85 2012-2013 W 69-58 1988-1989 W 98-50 L 54-85* 1977-1978 W 100-86 2013-2014 L 67-78 1989-1990 W 92-57 1992-1993 L 50-73 2010-2011 W 90-72 1978-1979 W 78-70

40 SERIES HISTORIES SERIES HISTORIES

1979-1980 W 83-62 W 89-57 W 106-81 1980-1981 W 57-56 1980-1981 L 71-74 1968-1969 W 98-94 1967-1968 W 94-68 W 75-61 L 93-113 W 102-87 1968-1969 W 109-69 1981-1982 W 81-71 2014-2015 W 91-66 W 96-94 W 83-74 W 88-76 1969-1970 W 89-72 1982-1983 W 52-36 Lincoln Memorial: 3-2 W 87-67 Methodist: 4-0 W 58-47 1968-1969 W 91-80 1970-1971 W 72-68 1974-1975 W 76-73 1983-1984 W 63-44 1982-1983 L 56-72 W 73-65 1976-1977 W 65-61 W 72-52 W 70-58 W 98-91 1982-1983 W 71-60 1984-1985 W 85-81 1983-1984 W 88-77 1971-1972 L 87-88 1986-1987 W 107-64 W 87-77 L 63-75 L 84-93 1985-1986 L 71-81 1972-1973 W 66-62 Mercer: 4-4 W 68-66 Lincoln (Pa.): 1-0 W 79-74 1989-1990 W 74-59 1990-1991 W 89-76 1972-1973 W 77-75 1973-1974 L 77-90 1990-1991 W 84-72 1991-1992 W 81-63 W 84-81 1991-1992 W 71-66 1992-1993 W 67-57 Livingstone: 3-1 L 66-73 1992-1993 L 69-74 1995-1996 W 84-76 1981-1982 W 75-65 W 83-80 1998-1999 L 59-64 2017-2018 W 97-60 W 61-56 L 66-77 1999-2000 L 73-82 2018-2019 W 86-76 1984-1985 L 73-81 1974-1975 W 73-68 2000-2001 W 76-60 W 108-73 1975-1976 L 69-81 2002-2003 L 62-86 Minnesota: 0-2 L 67-90 2001-2002 L 65-92 Longwood: 11-2 1976-1977 L 86-89 Miami (Fla.): 0-1 2002-2003 L 81-87 1985-1986 W 65-62 L 67-68 1993-1994 L 60-82 2012-2013 W 68-65 L 78-79% Missouri: 0-2 1977-1978 W 89-75 L 72-87* Michigan: 0-1 1992-1993 L 56-99 L 80-88 2013-2014 W 67-66 2004-2005 L 54-75 1999-2000 L 69-75 2014-2015 W 74-64 1978-1979 W 89-81 W 71-56 L 74-75 Monmouth: 1-1 1979-1980 W 64-62 Michigan State: 0-4 2015-2016 W 70-61 1998-1999 L 39-64 1968-1969 L 81-115$ L 65-68 W 88-74 2001-2002 L 56-76 2017-2018 W 62-51 1980-1981 W 75-69 2016-2017 W 89-68 2002-2003 L 52-66 W 72-51 W 91-69 2004-2005 L 63-92 Montreat: 19-1 1981-1982 L 58-67 2017-2018 W 90-80 1992-1993 W 87-72 W 68-59 W 78-73 1993-1994 W 81-74 1982-1983 W 82-67 Middle Tennessee: 0-4 2018-2019 L 62-67 1994-1995 W 70-69 W 63-59 1972-1973 L 72-87 1995-1996 W 105-69 1983-1984 W 71-57 1977-1978 L 62-74 Louisville: 0-1 1996-1997 W 84-75 L 90-96 1978-1979 L 61-98 2006-2007 L 51-66 1997-1998 W 89-50 1984-1985 W 83-80 2015-2016 L 61-63 1998-1999 W 75-63 L 84-89 1999-2000 W 76-55 Loyola Chicago: 1-0 1985-1986 W 78-61 Milligan: 30-8 2015-2016 W 59-48 2000-2001 W 77-75 W 69-61 1964-1965 W 86-74 2001-2002 L 86-91 1993-1994 L 63-72 W 89-62 2002-2003 W 102-73 LSU-New Orleans: 0-2 1994-1995 W 72-67 1965-1966 L 73-80 2003-2004 W 85-52 1970-1971 L 79-88 2011-2012 W 126-75 1966-1967 W 96-76 2004-2005 W 95-60 1973-1974 L 92-105 2015-2016 W 84-51 L 96-105 1967-1968 W 78-73 2006-2007 W 87-72 Macalester: 1-0 W 114-83 2007-2008 W 94-64 Marshall: 1-3 2008-2009 W 91-78 1969-1970 W 60-57 1996-1997 L 82-109 1971-1972 W 96-73 1973-1974 L 70-75 2009-2010 W 100-49 W 83-63 2010-2011 W 86-57 Maine: 1-0 1974-1975 W 74-73 1998-1999 L 82-91 2011-2012 W 109-61 1996-1997 W 65-57 1999-2000 L 66-102 1975-1976 W 80-79 L 70-82 2012-2013 W 85-51 1976-1977 L 74-81 2013-2014 W 80-41 Manhattan: 0-1 Maryland: 0-2 W 86-61 2018-2019 L 38-54 1997-1998 L 52-110 1977-1978 W 106-89 Morehead State: 0-1 2004-2005 L 72-96 1978-1979 L 75-99 Mars Hill: 33-28 W 99-84 1964-1965 W 70-68 W 78-65 Maryville: 8-0 1978-1979 W 92-75 Morgan State: 0-1 W 74-72 1964-1965 W 66-62 L 81-95 1972-1973 L 76-83 1966-1967 W 84-64 W 75-70 1979-1980 L 72-93 L 69-70 1965-1966 W 87-76 W 76-54 1967-1968 W 103-73 1966-1967 W 94-76

41 SERIES HISTORIES SERIES HISTORIES

Mount St. Mary’s: 0-1 2011-2012 L 75-84 1985-1986 L 76-79 1987-1988 L 62-69 1996-1997 L 69-72 2012-2013 L 80-82 W 84-78 L 81-83 2018-2019 L 49-100 1988-1989 L 75-87 Murray State: 0-1 Pfieffer: 1-1 W 105-76 1991-1992 L 81-101 Northeastern 1-1 Record 1973-1974 W 89-69 W 62-58* 2010-2011 L 82-83 1985-1986 L 66-67 1989-1990 W 78-72 New Mexico State: 1-0 2012-2013 W 79-73 W 75-65 1996-1997 W 65-64 Pikeville: 1-1 W 78-72* Northern Kentucky: 0-1 1964-1965 L 79-109 1990-1991 L 73-86 Newberry: 4-8 2018-2019 L 55-77 W 99-85 L 67-97 1966-1967 L 80-81 1991-1992 L 68-81 1967-1968 W 99-87 Oglethorpe: 1-5 Pittsburgh 0-1 Record W 79-76 1968-1969 W 90-81% 1964-1965 L 45-90 2010-2011 L 51-74^ 1992-1993 W 72-69 1973-1974 L 69-81 L 56-61 L 62-81 W 98-95 1965-1966 L 55-79 Presbyterian: 22-12 1993-1994 L 43-70 1974-1975 L 55-71 1966-1967 L 68-79 1966-1967 L 72-80 L 52-69 L 53-54 1967-1968 L 56-111 1972-1973 W 106-98% 1994-1995 L 68-81 1975-1976 L 52-54 1983-1984 W 59-51 1973-1974 L 68-74 L 65-67 1976-1977 L 74-81 W 85-76 L 47-63* 1995-1996 W 74-56 1977-1978 W 84-82 Ohio: 0-2 L 86-93 L 74-77 L 72-81 2011-2012 L 62-81 1974-1975 L 75-77 1996-1997 W 63-56 1979-1980 L 84-90 2013-2014 L 70-79 W 79-78 1975-1976 W 93-82 L 78-87 L 84-89 1997-1998 W 53-50 Norfolk State: 0-1 Ohio State: 0-6 L 89-93 2013-2014 L 78-80 1993-1994 L 59-93 1976-1977 L 70-72 L 61-63* 2007-2008 L 66-84@ W 70-54 1998-1999 W 79-70 2008-2009 L 59-83 1977-1978 W 86-78 North Carolina: 0-8 L 94-101 2010-2011 L 49-96 W 75-60 1994-1995 L 77-95 L 79-92* 2012-2013 L 72-90 2008-2009 W 68-58 1995-1996 L 49-66 1999-2000 L 79-92 2005-2006 L 47-89 2016-2017 L 77-79 L 61-76 2009-2010 W 99-89 L 74-80 2006-2007 L 62-93 W 78-71* 2007-2008 L 81-93 Oklahoma: 0-1 W (OT) 69-66 2010-2011 W 74-48 2000-2001 W 83-75 2008-2009 L 48-116 2002-2003 L 64-100 L 80-83 2010-2011 L 69-80 W 88-55 2011-2012 W 66-58 2001-2002 W 74-60 2011-2012 L 73-91 Palm Beach Atlantic: 1-0 2012-2013 W 77-74 W 80-71 1983-1984 W 80-46 W 74-62 2002-2003 L 68-74 North Carolina A&T: 0-2 W 75-68 1969-1970 L 74-110 2013-2014 W 84-70 Pembroke State: 9-15 L 71-72 W 85-71* 1978-1979 L 69-80 1964-1965 L 72-7 2014-2015 L 65-69 2003-2004 L 58-73 W 79-65 2015-2016 W 67-55 W 76-62 1965-1966 W 71-63 North Carolina Central: 2-0 W 70-61 2004-2005 W 75-72 1982-1983 W 80-77 W 66-65 2016-2017 W 73-47 L 75-91 1983-1984 W 84-66 1966-1967 L 78-87 W 89-48 2005-2006 W 87-80 L 89-94 2017-2018 W 76-56 W 64-57 1967-1968 W 79-70 North Carolina State: 0-19 W 75-61 2006-2007 W 77-67 L 83-99 1974-1975 L 68-111 2018-2019 L 44-67 W 78-68 1968-1969 W 63-54 1975-1976 L 60-111 L 55-71 2007-2008 W 82-63 L 64-67 1986-1987 L 65-81 L 59-106* L 53-62 1987-1988 L 76-87 1973-1974 W 69-68 2008-2009 L (OT) 88-98 1988-1989 L 75-90 L 67-88 L 65-66 Providence: 0-2 1989-1990 L 70-110 1974-1975 L 69-77 L 86-94* 1989-1990 L 63-77 1990-1991 L 60-99 L 57-59 2009-2010 L 74-82 2012-2013 L 67-72 1992-1993 L 69-72 1975-1976 L 49-55 W 92-84 1993-1994 L 58-70 1976-1977 W 71-64 2010-2011 W 70-50 1994-1995 L 57-77 L 70-74 Purdue: 0-1 W 81-58 1998-1999 L 64-101 1995-1996 L 71-120 1979-1980 L 65-73 2011-2012 W 66-56 1999-2000 L 58-80 L 70-78 W 88-62 2000-2001 L 66-87 1983-1984 L 46-50& Radford: 36-37 2012-2013 W 79-61 2001-2002 L 54-92 1984-1985 W 67-60 1985-1986 W 64-62* 2013-2014 L 92-102 2003-2004 L 46-71 L 64-65 1986-1987 L 63-76 W 96-87* 2005-2006 L 56-86 W 80-74 2014-2015 W 62-60

42 SERIES HISTORIES SERIES HISTORIES

L 68-75 L 80-86 Tennessee Tech: 1-2 1993-1994 L 68-78 2015-2016 L (OT) 86-91 L 78-87% 1981-1982 L 66-91 L 61-73 L 59-60 2006-2007 L 77-79 1998-1999 W 88-74 1994-1995 L 66-72 2016-2017 L (OT) 77-80 2007-2008 W 87-76 1999-2000 L 51-85 L 62-63 W 80-69 1995-1996 W 76-73 2017-2018 L 70-90 Southern Mississippi: 0-2 Texas: 0-2 L 61-62 W 66-64 1976-1977 L 79-89 2000-2001 L 43-74 1996-1997 W 69-45 2018-2019 L 63-71 1977-1978 L 97-98 2002-2003 L 61-82^ W 51-48 W 54-51* Rhode Island: 0-2 Southern Tech: 3-1 Texas A&M: 0-1 1997-1998 W 71-68 2013-2014 L 56-73 1971-1972 W 104-102 2015-2016 L 47-75 W 90-82 2017-2018 L 60-84 1972-1973 W 110-91 1973-1974 W 96-82 Texas Christian: 0-1 UNC Charlotte: 5-11 Richmond: 0-1 L 88-89 1998-1999 L 67-101 1964-1965 W 84-70 1997-1998 L 55-71 L 71-72 St. Andrews: 7-0 Texas Southern: 1-0 1965-1966 W 93-77 Rollins: 0-1 1964-1965 W 93-71 2002-2003 W 92-84^ W 105-63 1964-1965 Rollins – 87 UNC W 89-83 1980-1981 L 64-71 Asheville – 84 1965-1966 W 82-68 1982-1983 W 69-59 Texas Tech: 0-1 1983-1984 W 57-56 W 111-80 2004-2005 L 55-119 Saint Louis: 0-1 1966-1967 W 113-36 1985-1986 L 68-92 2003-2004 L 65-92 1999-2000 L 72-84 W 108-68 Towson: 1-6 2018-2019 W 87-47 2004-2005 L 52-64 1992-1993 L 64-84 2005-2006 L 59-92 Saint Mary’s: 0-1 L 60-75 2006-2007 L 73-81 2017-2018 L 69-95 St. John’s: 1-1 1993-1994 L 45-54 2009-2010 L 70-86 1998-1999 L 50-105 L 70-74 2012-2013 W 72-65 2012-2013 L 63-71 Samford: 1-1 L 56-64* 2013-2014 L 56-77 1994-1995 L 61-65 1994-1995 W 84-79 2014-2015 L (OT) 63-66 1995-1996 W 68-60 St. Leo: 2-0 L 62-69 1966-1967 W 87-72 W 74-69 UNC Greensboro: 6-9 Shorter: 4-1 Transylvania: 0-1 1967-1968 W 87-76 1966-1967 L 85-86 1983-1984 L 50-58 1984-1985 W 68-49 W 77-62 Stephen F. Austin: 0-1 1992-1993 L 81-96 1967-1968 W 97-69 1970-1971 L 73-91 Troy: 1-0 1993-1994 L 61-82 1968-1969 W 97-75 1994-1995 W 93-86 L 44-69 1974-1975 W 93-77 Stetson: 0-2 1994-1995 L 57-74 1991-1992 L 88-91 Tusculum: 11-2 L 64-85 2018-2019 L 74-80 Siena: 1-0 1964-1965 W 77-70 1995-1996 L 64-65 2016-2017 W 92-80 L 76-91 W 65-56 Syracuse: 0-4 1965-1966 L 71-83 1996-1997 W 68-65 Spring Arbor: 1-0 1991-1992 L 68-83 W 82-72 W 74-67 1977-1978 W 89-87 1997-1998 L 57-60 1980-1981 W 87-71 2000-2001 L 76-77 2003-2004 L 63-81 W 83-64 2001-2002 L 49-75 Southern California: 0-1 2011-2012 L 65-72^ 1981-1982 W 82-59 2016-2017 L 73-75 2017-2018 L (2OT) 98-103@ W 73-64 2017-2018 W 67-60 Tampa: 1-1 1994-1995 W 113-75 South Carolina: 2-8 1964-1965 W 109-87 1995-1996 W 98-51 UNC Wilmington: 8-17 1980-1981 L 57-85 L 86-96 2006-2007 W 84-66 1964-1965 L 71-88 1981-1982 L 61-75 2007-2008 W 84-73 L 77-83 1983-1984 L 60-71 Tennessee: 0-10 2014-2015 W 78-40 1965-1966 W 80-67 1992-1993 L 52-89 1997-1998 L 69-75 L 76-97 1994-1995 L 66-68 1999-2000 L 63-79 University of Virgin Islands: 2-0 1966-1967 W 83-78 1996-1997 W 80-74 2000-2001 L 59-85 1971-1972 W 70-65 W 97-86 2000-2001 L 55-80 2003-2004 L 67-80 W 80-69 1967-1968 L 79-80 2006-2007 L 51-71 2007-2008 L 73-86 W 108-85 2007-2008 W 61-58 2008-2009 L 69-87 UAB: 0-1 1968-1969 W 99-78 2014-2015 L 75-89 2009-2010 L 49-124 2014-2015 L 71-79 W 121-92 2011-2012 L 68-72 1974-1975 L 79-97 South Carolina State: 3-3 2012-2013 L 68-75 UMBC: 6-7 W 63-47 1970-1971 W 99-90% 2015-2016 L 78-82 1992-1993 L 82-91 1975-1976 L 69-75 1972-1973 W 101-72 L 75-91 L 69-76

43 SERIES HISTORIES SERIES HISTORIES

L 62-63 2017-2018 L 76-79 Wake Forest: 0-8 L 69-82 1978-1979 L 75-82 2018-2019 L 59-90 1976-1977 L 73-84 1999-2000 L 86-94 L 87-90 1977-1978 L 76-94 2000-2001 W 79-59 1979-1980 L 57-69 VCU: 0-2 1978-1979 L 70-91 2001-2002 W 72-66 1980-1981 L 51-53 1973-1974 L 70-111 1979-1980 L 64-90 2002-2003 W 77-72 1994-1995 L 60-73 2016-2017 L 65-80 1980-1981 L 68-99 2003-2004 L 70-81 2003-2004 L 38-77 1982-1983 L 54-72 2004-2005 W 85-71 2004-2005 L 54-57 Villanova: 0-1 2005-2006 L 63-79 2005-2006 L 64-80 2005-2006 L 50-68 2015-2016 L 56-86 2014-2015 L 69-80 2006-2007 L 46-61 2012-2013 L 59-67 2007-2008 W 83-73 2013-2014 W 75-61 Virginia: 0-1 Warren Wilson: 2-0 2008-2009 W 81-78 2006-2007 L 64-81 1991-1992 W 77-42 2009-2010 L 76-87 Union: 1-1 2016-2017 W 117-52 2010-2011 W (OT) 85-79 2011-2012 L 67-86 1973-1974 W 81-73 Virginia Intermont: 2-0 2012-2013 W 71-61 1991-1992 L 60-65 2010-2011 W 116-58 Washington & Lee: 1-1 2013-2014 L 67-74 2013-2014 W 83-58 1967-1968 L 53-61 USC Aiken: 3-1 1968-1969 W 111-83 2014-2015 L 62-66 1975-1976 W 88-67 2015-2016 L 81-90 Virginia Tech: 0-5 2016-2017 W 59-57 W 80-77 1989-1990 L 62-83 Webber: 1-0 2017-2018 L 72-76 1976-1977 L 93-95 1992-1993 L 71-91 1985-1986 W 80-75 2018-2019 L 59-71 W 82-75 1998-1999 L 76-83

1999-2000 L 61-83 West Florida: 1-1 USC Upstate: 12-6 2007-2008 L 51-65 1970-1971 W 77-69 Wingate: 1-0 1979-1980 W 83-73 1970-1971 W 104-60 L 84-94 1977-1978 W 73-61 VMI: 17-8 W 73-64 1988-1989 W 74-70 West Virginia: 0-1 Winthrop: 36-43 1984-1985 W 71-66 1981-1982 L 48-54 1989-1990 W 83-77 2001-2002 L 57-83 W 68-57 1982-1983 W 59-58 1990-1991 L 66-74 1985-1986 L 71-76 L 55-57 1991-1992 L 51-62 Western Carolina: 23-30 W 68-60 1983-1984 W 91-71 2003-2004 W 61-48 1929-1930 W 31-28 1987-1988 W 63-55 L 48-57 W 59-51 L 25-30~ L 52-53 1984-1985 W 61-60 2004-2005 W 87-77 1965-1966 L 69-74 L 58-63* L 68-70 W 77-72 1969-1970 W 74-61 1988-1989 L 53-66 2010-2011 L (2OT) 91-93 2005-2006 W 83-65 W 66-53 W 67-59 2011-2012 W 88-81 W 82-74 -W 64-53 1989-1990 W 87-68 2012-2013 L 71-73 2006-2007 L 92-102 1970-1971 W 84-81 L 89-90 2013-2014 W 73-63 L 88-102 L 84-80 1990-1991 W 91-68 2016-2017 W 73-57 2007-2008 W (OT) 90-87 W 62-61% W 73-64 2017-2018 W 82-70 L 75-97 1971-1972 L 94-102 1991-1992 W 64-59 2018-2019 W 71-62 2008-2009 L 105-114 L 60-67 W 78-75 W 57-53 W (OT) 103-95 1972-1973 W 95-82 1992-1993 L 75-79 2009-2010 W 97-84 L 74-81 L 66-79 Utah: 1-0 W 114-97 1973-1974 W 86-80 L 87-101* 2011-2012 W 87-65 2010-2011 L 72-83 L 71-83 1993-1994 L 80-82 W 100-87 1974-1975 L 69-94 W 85-72 UT- Chattanooga: 0-6 2011-2012 W 84-85 L 82-84 1994-1995 W 101-87 1967-1968 L 62-88 W 89-86 1975-1976 L 71-86 W 57-47 1975-1976 L 70-85 W 80-64* L 80-95 1995-1996 W 83-65 L 69-72 2012-2013 W 90-79 1986-1987 W 85-67 W 89-72 1986-1987 L 69-77 2013-2014 L 105-109 W 74-60 W 69-61* 1988-1989 L 77-82 1987-1988 W 76-71 1996-1997 W 63-59 1997-1998 L 68-70 L 69-74 Voorhees 9-0 W 81-70 1971-1972 W 122-102 1988-1989 W 94-91 1997-1998 W 75-54 UT Martin: 0-2 W 124-89 L 72-76 W 76-66 2016-2017 L 75-89# 1980-1981 W 70-61 1989-1990 W 78-70 1998-1999 L 79-86 2018-2019 L 70-87 1981-1982` W 91-55 W 96-83 L 57-61 1982-1983 W 90-58 1990-1991 L 79-81 1999-2000 W 64-63 1985-1986 W 98-85 L 77-86 Vanderbilt: 0-5 L 50-90 1990-1991 L 66-103 1987-1988 W 144-93 1991-1992 L 85-100 L 62-75* 1994-1995 L 44-82 1988-1989 W 103-44 L 75-83 2000-2001 L 54-67 1995-1996 L 66-80 1989-1990 W 114-67 1992-1993 L 46-73 L 58-71

44 SERIES HISTORIES SERIES HISTORIES

2001-2002 L 66-73 L 70-72 L 62-77 1981-1982 W 86-53 2002-2003 L 62-65 L 56-64 L 65-76 1995-1996 W 82-53 W 81-80* W 76-67 2003-2004 L 62-76 2008-2009 L 69-74 L 68-75 2009-2010 L 42-68 W 49-46* 2017-2018 W 85-65 2004-2005 L 70-78 2018-2019 L 49-92 L 60-66 2005-2006 L 49-74 Xavier: 0-1 L 65-78 1993-1994 L 55-82 2006-2007 L 42-61 L 69-88 L 60-79* 2007-2008 W 71-56 W 63-50 L 48-66* 2008-2009 L 67-87 L 49-56 W 76-68* 2009-2010 W 66-53 L (OT) 65-68 2010-2011 W 88-67 L 53-57 2011-2012 W (OT) 73-68 W 67-55 2012-2013 W 69-56 L 61-70 2013-2014 W 81-66 L (OT) 100-107 L 79-80* 2014-2015 L 69-84 L 70-91 2015-2016 W 85-84 L 80-81 W 77-68* 2016-2017 L 73-76 W (OT) 104-101 2017-2018 L 58-85 W 89-75 2018-2019 L 65-80 L 45-66

Wofford: 17-9 1969-1970 W 97-74 W 87-63 1970-1971 W 81-80 L 80-92 1971-1972 W 86-72 W 92-85 1973-1974 W 73-69 ` L 66-81 1974-1975 L 82-103 W 66-65 1975-1976 W 67-58 W 96-75 1976-1977 L 78-88 W 90-74 1977-1978 W 84-75 W 90-78 1980-1981 W 66-59

45 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1964-65 (14-13) 96 Milligan 76 101 J.C. Smith 84 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 78 @Pembroke St. 87 97 @Shorter 75 68 Oglethorpe 79 101 @Berry 102 AVL OPP 77 @Shorter 62 96 Mars Hill 94 77 Tusculum 70 84 Mars Hill 64 67 @Augusta 78 76 @Tusculum 91 83 @UNC Wilmington 78 78 @Belmont-Abbey 79 86 Milligan 74 80 @Newberry 81 99 @UNC Wilmington 78 84 UNC Charlotte 70 80 @Presbyterian 72 69 Augusta 80 79 @Pikeville 109 113 St. Andrews 36 64 @Pembroke St. 67 64 @King 85 83 Florida Pres. 66 103 Lander 78 109 Tampa 87 72 @Augusta 71 111 Washington & Lee 83 72 Pembroke St. 78 76 @Emory & Henry 84 68 @Campbell 70 71 @UNC Wilmington 88 97 UNC Wilmington 86 91 @Lincoln Memorial 80 59 Catawba 101 87 @St. Leo 72 97 @Lander 64 45 @Oglethorpe 90 79 @Biscayne 75 85 @Baptist 86 89 Milligan 62 94 Maryville 76 109 Maryville 69 93 St. Andrews 71 108 @St. Andrews 68 121 UNC Wilmington 92 70 Mars Hill 68 89 Pembroke St. 94 83 @Maryville 74 66 @Maryville 62 81 Emory & Henry 74 District 6 Playoffs 79 @Pembroke St. 65 96 @Milligan 105 76 Erskine 70 84 @Rollins 87 74 St. Leo 69 90 Newberry 81 86 @Tampa 96 106 @Maryville 81 NAIA Tournament at Kansas City, MO. 80 @Florida Pres. 94 69 @Mars Hill 70 86 Grambling 74 71 @UNC Charlotte 72 81 Monmouth 115 99 Pikeville 85 1967-68 (16-9) 74 @Mars Hill 72 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 1969-70 (14-13) 89 @St. Andrews 83 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 77 UNC Wilmington 83 AVL OPP 75 Maryville 70 95 Hanover 93 AVL OPP 56 Oglethorpe 61 79 Pembroke St. 69 76 @Carson-Newman 90 82 @High Point 94 66 Berry 61 1965-66 (15-8) 103 Mars Hill 73 86 Gardner-Webb 87 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 79 @UNC Wilmington 80 74 @North Carolina A&T 110 53 @Washington & Lee 61 92 @Guilford 76 AVL OPP 78 @Milligan 73 52 Appalachian St. 63 71 @Tusculum 83 89 Campbell 81 81 Lander 62 82 St. Andrews 68 89 @Appalachian St. 83 84 @Kentucky St. 100 80 UNC Wilmington 67 97 @Shorter 69 60 Macalester 57 82 Tusculum 72 98 Earlham 110 89 @High Point 85 74 @King 67 94 @Maryville 68 67 @Lenior-Rhyne 70 68 @Athens St. 78 114 Milligan 83 84 @Campbell 81 69 @Western Carolina 74 99 Newberry 87 68 @Gardner-Webb 76 64 @Concord 60 69 @Augusta 68 74 @Western Carolina 61 93 UNC Charlotte 77 108 UNC Wilmington 85 69 Erskine 63 73 Milligan 80 82 @Campbell 95 80 Baptist 84 71 Pembroke St. 63 83 @Pembroke St. 99 97 @Wofford 74 66 King 56 87 @Greensboro 76 60 @Appalachian St. 73 87 @Maryville 76 62 @UT-Chattanooga 88 60 @Erskine 64 76 @UNC Wilmington 97 89 @Mars Hill 57 88 @Gardner-Webb 80 79 @Frederick 103 56 @Oglethorpe 111 89 Mars Hill 72 111 @St. Andrews 80 66 Western Carolina 53 66 @Pembroke St. 65 1968-69 (19-9) 59 @Lander 67 105 UNC Charlotte 63 • District 6 Champions • 103 Belmont-Abbey 83 69 @Augusta 59 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 87 Wofford 63 55 @Oglethorpe 79 87 @Mars Hill 67 AVL OPP 80 @Baptist 90 1966-67 (17-8) 98 Mars Hill 94 64 Western Carolina 53 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 69 Hanover 73 102 @Mars Hill 87 AVL OPP 63 Pembroke St. 54 88 Augusta 76 88 Campbell 72 85 Shorter 86 97 Baptist 91

46 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1970-71 (20-10) 92 Baptist 74 89 @Pfeiffer 69 • District 6 Champions • 106 Belmont-Abbey 113 66 @Mars Hill 73 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 60 @Western Carolina 67 88 @Southern Tech 89 122 @Voorhees 102 92 @LSU-New Orleans 105 AVL OPP 65 @Gardner-Webb 97 83 Mars Hill 80 67 @Guilford 72 87 Mars Hill 88 77 @Baptist 75 100 USC Upstate 60 124 Voorhees 89 98 Newberry 95 72 Mars Hill 68 92 Wofford 85 88 @Carson-Newman 87 74 Gardner-Webb 65 84 @Mars Hill 93 95 Lander 80 84 Western Carolina 81 99 @Lander 105 55 @Erskine 51 75 @Appalachian St. 64 85 Presbyterian 76 77 West Florida 69 1972-73 (15-17) 69 Pembroke St. 68 100 Guilford 79 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 71 @Western Carolina 83 110 Emory & Henry 79 73 @Wofford 69 66 Campbell 63 AVL OPP 78 @Appalachian St. 80 114 @Carson-Newman 105 89 Allen 67 70 @Virginia Comm. 111 112 Lander 72 86 Gardner-Webb 87 67 @Pembroke St. 88 79 @Erskine 83 71 High Point 69 66 @Mars Hill 77 81 Wofford 80 110 Claflin 89 56 Erskine 57 82 Appalachian St. 64 74 @High Point 71 88 @Gardner-Webb 95 88 @Baptist 78 101 South Carolina St. 72 66 Wofford 81 84 @West Florida 94 66 Mars Hill 62 98 Baptist 86 79 @LSU-New Orleans 88 72 @Middle Tennessee 87 86 @Presbyterian 93 73 @Mars Hill 65 87 Catawba 89 District 6 Playoffs 117 Erskine 82 110 @Southern Tech 91 56 @Belmont-Abbey 66 75 @High Point 77 76 @Morgan St. 83 100 @Belmont-Abbey 76 77 @Lincoln (Pa.) 75 1974-75 (12-17) 80 @Wofford 92 79 @Baptist 76 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 97 @Gardner-Webb 120 80 @South Carolina St. 86 116 Baptist 97 95 Western Carolina 82 AVL OPP 98 Mars Hill 81 99 Gardner-Webb 112 54 Carson-Newman 95 77 @Lander 98 84 @Lander 66 93 Shorter 77 District 6 Playoffs 87 @Appalachian St. 90 68 N.C. State 111 99 South Carolina St. 90 79 @Mars Hill 74 78 East Texas State 101 62 Western Carolina 61 102 @Barber-Scotia 105 63 East Tennessee State 62 NAIA Tournament at Kansas City, MO. 86 Baptist 77 74 @Appalachian State 83 73 Stephen F. Austin 91 82 Belmont-Abbey 94 84 Augusta 80 74 @Western Carolina 81 85 Belmont-Abbey 72 1971-72 (19-12) 96 @Catawba 104 77 @Florida Southern 101 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 91 @Gardner-Webb 105 79 @UNC Wilmington 97 102 King 88 69 @Pembroke State 77 AVL OPP 84 Florida Tech 88 76 @Methodist 73 85 High Point 74 68 Lander 76 74 Milligan 73 88 Gardner-Webb 94 82 Barber-Scotia 88 70 @Carson-Newman 73 99 @King 77 District 6 Playoffs 55 Newberry 71 94 @Western Carolina 102 106 Presbyterian 98 57 Gardner-Webb 59 92 @Erskine 73 78 South Carolina St. 87 63 UNC Wilmington 47 115 Lander 104 75 @Presbyterian 77 82 @Carson-Newman 90 1973-74 (17-18) 69 @Western Carolina 94 81 Guilford 79 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 53 @Newberry 54 99 Gardner-Webb 103 82 @Wofford 103 104 Southern Tech 102 AVL OPP 82 Western Carolina 84 96 Milligan 73 70 @Milligan 75 63 @Augusta 61 86 @Baptist 87 81 Union 73 57 Pembroke State 59 78 @Appalachian St. 69 74 Carson-Newman 88 88 @Gardner-Webb 116 104 @Guilford 118 77 @Mars Hill 90 73 Mars Hill 68 85 @Erskine 75 68 @Presbyterian 74 66 Wofford 65 80 Appalachian St. 68 69 @Newberry 81 71 Lander 67 86 @Wofford 72 80 @Lander 61 79 Presbyterian 78 70 @Univ. of Virgin Islands 65 96 Southern Tech 82 80 @Univ. of Virgin Islands 69 84 Mars Hill 81 78 @High Point 76 86 Western Carolina 80

47 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1975-76 (8-22) 106 @Limestone 85 75 @UNC Wilmington 82 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 86 Mars Hill 89 92 Milligan 75 74 Newberry 81 81 Gardner-Webb 84 AVL OPP 89 Lenoir-Rhyne 100 91 @Belmont-Abbey 107 79 Lander 80 67 @Mars Hill 68 89 @Mars Hill 81 71 Hanover 57 79 Belmont-Abbey 72 78 @Limestone 70 75 Gardner-Webb 86 70 Presbyterian 54 81 Carson-Newman 78 69 @UNC Wilmington 75 District 6 Playoffs 74 Mars Hill 75 69 @Mars Hill 81 78 @Mars Hill 79 67 @Elon 84 60 N.C. State 111 81 @Milligan 95 88 USC-Aiken 67 1977-78 (17-15) 75 @Morehead St. 99 80 @Milligan 79 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 69 @UNC Wilmington 76 83 Belmont-Abbey 90 67 Augusta 72 AVL OPP 88 Baptist 70 80 @Catawba 69 68 @Carson-Newman 81 87 UNC Wilmington 90 49 @Pembroke St. 55 89 Spring Arbor 87 62 Lenoir-Rhyne 58 70 @UT-Chattanooga 85 106 Milligan 89 70 Milligan 82 73 USC-Spartanburg 61 1979-80 (11-16) 72 @Gardner-Webb 94 85 Lander 65 Head Coach: Jerry Green 62 UNC Wilmington 63 84 Newberry 82 78 Belmont-Abbey 86 86 Presbyterian 78 AVL OPP 93 Presbyterian 82 71 @East Tennessee State 81 65 Carson-Newman 58 67 Mars Hill 90 99 Milligan 84 74 @Belmont-Abbey 77 67 @Wofford 58 77 Augusta 71 83 Wingate 73 70 Carson-Newman 79 62 @Middle Tennessee 74 100 Bristol 41 71 Western Carolina 86 83 @College of Charleston 67 72 @Milligan 93 61 @Augusta 62 70 @Florida Tech 88 70 @East Tennessee State 105 80 @USC-Aiken 77 62 @Augusta 71 80 Central Wesleyan 71 52 @Newberry 54 76 @Wake Forest 94 54 Augusta 59 69 UT-Chattanooga 72 57 Carson-Newman 62 65 @Pembroke St. 73 96 Wofford 75 65 @Appalachian State 89 64 @Wake Forest 90 60 @Belmont-Abbey 73 78 @Milligan 65 64 @Mars Hill 62 84 @Presbyterian 89 77 Belmont-Abbey 70 51 @East Carolina 52 101 @East Carolina 92 64 @James Madison 67 1976-77 (14-18) 73 USC-Spartanburg 64 71 @Gardner-Webb 73 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 97 @Southern Mississippi 98 76 Lenoir-Rhyne 69 100 Limestone 86 76 Milligan 54 AVL OPP 84 @Wofford 75 56 @Augusta 66 79 @High Point 91 82 @Gardner-Webb 89 65 Mars Hill 68 119 Clearwater Christian 57 72 @Newberry 81 74 Belmont-Abbey 57 71 Carson-Newman 68 77 Lenoir-Rhyne 97 59 @Carson-Newman 58 71 @Pembroke State 64 89 @Mars Hill 75 57 @UNC Wilmington 69 65 @East Carolina 68 84 Belmont-Abbey 93 78 @Lenoir-Rhyne 93 83 @Gardner-Webb 102 75 Presbyterian 60 83 Limestone 62 70 @Carson-Newman 72 90 Wofford 78 70 Pembroke State 78 74 @Milligan 81 80 Mars Hill 88 84 @Newberry 90 73 @Lander 81 69 Gardner-Webb 63 78 Augusta 77 1978-79 (7-20) 27 @Clemson 38 73 @Wake Forest 84 Head Coach: Bob Hartman 70 @Pembroke St. 74 65 @Methodist 61 AVL OPP 71 @College of Char. 70 66 @Carson-Newman 62 93 @USC-Aiken 95 69 @North Carolina A&T 80 70 @Presbyterian 72 73 @East Carolina 89 78 @Wofford 88 57 @Baptist 60 86 Milligan 61 71 Elon 81 72 Belmont-Abbey 70 68 @East Tennessee State 94 83 @Lenoir-Rhyne 107 73 @Georgia 85 90 Wofford 74 68 Augusta 70 77 Augusta 87 70 @Wake Forest 91 79 @Southern Miss. 89 61 @Middle Tennessee 98 82 USC-Aiken 75 71 @Austin Peay 79

48 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1980-81 (14-15) 68 Mars Hill 59 54 @Lee 50 Head Coach: Jerry Green 66 @Tennessee Tech 91 68 @Knoxville 62 71 Mars Hill 57 AVL OPP 49 @Belmont-Abbey 61 79 King 59 73 @Gardner-Webb 77 48 @USC-Spartanburg 57 87 Tusculum 81 63 Belmont-Abbey 55 64 @UNC Charlotte 71 54 @East Tennessee 71 1982-83 (22-9) 63 @Lincoln Memorial 75 57 @South Carolina 85 Head Coach: Jerry Green 113 Central Wesleyan 99 67 Lenoir-Rhyne 68 66 Wofford 59 AVL OPP 96 Barber-Scotia 61 70 Voorhees 61 103 Lee 57 90 @Mars Hill 96 57 Milligan 56 80 N.C. Central 77 62 @Gardner-Webb 48 70 @Wofford 72 56 @Lincoln Memorial 72 70 Belmont-Abbey 57 69 @Carson-Newman 56 85 @Carson-Newman 91 91 USC-Spartanburg 71 69 @East Carolina 70 87 Anderson 73 103 Benedict 81 74 Gardner-Webb 86 69 @UNC Charlotte 59 58 Lenoir-Rhyne 50 65 @Lenoir-Rhyne 67 52 @Milligan 36 District 26 Playoffs 75 @Milligan 61 54 @Wake Forest 72 71 Limestone 74 82 Mars Hill 67 48 @Belmont-Abbey 46 75 Mars Hill 69 73 Barber-Scotia 71 46 @Pembroke State 50 68 @Wake Forest 99 81 @Gardner-Webb 84 93 @Limestone 113 81 Knoxville 66 1984-85 (15-13) 59 Belmont-Abbey 62 71 Methodist 60 Head Coach: Jerry Green 60 Friendship 50 89 Lenoir-Rhyne 83 74 @Furman 94 66 @Lee 60 AVL OPP 83 @Tusculum 64 90 Voorhees 58 59 Coastal Carolina 57 70 Lenoir-Rhyne 68 59 USC-Spartanburg 58 67 Pembroke State 60 51 UNC Wilmington 53 70 Lincoln Memorial 58 71 Winthrop 66 72 @Mars Hill 51 60 @Knoxville 51 73 @Livingstone 81 86 Carson-Newman 67 55 Belmont-Abbey 50 61 @USC-Spartanburg 60 82 @Gardner-Webb 84 55 @USC-Spartanburg 57 71 @East Tennessee State 77 63 @Belmont-Abbey 81 84 Benedict 56 68 Greensboro 49 76 @Lenoir-Rhyne 73 114 Barber-Scotia 86 1981-82 (19-10) 58 @Barber-Scotia 59 85 Milligan 81 Head Coach: Jerry Green 82 Gardner-Webb 95 60 @Coastal Carolina 72 59 @Belmont-Abbey 56 64 @Pembroke State 65 AVL OPP 58 Milligan 47 68 USC-Spartanburg 70 86 Wofford 53 71 Carson-Newman 80 68 @Winthrop 57 82 Tusculum 59 63 @Mars Hill 59 55 Columbus 53 74 Carson-Newman 68 District 26 Playoffs 60 @Belmont-Abbey 67 78 Averett 51 70 @Gardner-Webb 68 74 @Gardner-Webb 75 61 @South Carolina 75 55 @Catawba 74 66 @Benedict 67 64 @UNC Charlotte 71 78 @Barber-Scotia 81 81 Milligan 71 1983-84 (21-10) 83 @Mars Hill 80 48 USC-Spartanburg 54 Head Coach: Jerry Green 78 Gardner-Webb 82 58 @Mars Hill 67 69 Belmont-Abbey 75 87 @Barber-Scotia 71 AVL OPP 87 Milligan 77 75 Livingstone 65 88 Lincoln Memorial 77 108 Livingstone 83 62 @Carson-Newman 64 111 Lee 62 69 Armstrong State 67 58 Gardner-Webb 56 84 N.C. Central 66 119 Benedict 89 64 Lenoir-Rhyne 63 60 @South Carolina 71 72 @Armstrong State 73 83 Claflin 66 57 @UNC Charlotte 56 69 @Columbus 87 61 @Livingstone 56 58 Knoxville 54 84 Mars Hill 89 56 @Wofford 64 59 Oglethorpe 51 88 @Milligan 76 50 @Transylvania 58 1985-86 (20-9) 60 @Belmont-Abbey 65 63 @Milligan 44 Head Coach: Jerry Green 75 Benedict 70 86 @Barber-Scotia 68 91 Voorhees 55 77 Gardner-Webb 75 AVL OPP 73 @Tusculum 64 80 Palm Beach Atlantic 46 68 @UNC Charlotte 92 76 @Lenoir-Rhyne 88 77 @Carson-Newman 78 98 Voorhees 85 68 Barber-Scotia 54 72 Milligan 52 71 @Furman 72

49 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

76 @Pembroke State 79 1987-88 (13-15) 74 @Baptist 75 57 @East Tennessee State 71 Head Coach: Jerry Green 97 Augusta 75 71 @Milligan 81 76 Campbell 71 84 Pembroke State 78 AVL OPP 75 @N.C. State 90 66 @Pfeiffer 67 144 Voorhees 93 105 Radford 76 65 @Longwood 62 87 @Eastern Kentucky 110 Big South Conference Tournament 69 Pfeiffer 65 85 The Citadel 72 87 Methodist 65 76 Western Carolina 71 62 Radford 58 61 Longwood 52 65 @Georgia 95 88 Coastal Carolina 76 80 Webber 75 90 James Madison 81 93 Campbell 78 61 @Coastal Carolina 44 58 @California 53 68 Milligan 66 77 @East Tennessee State 88 1989-90 (18-12) 70 Belmont-Abbey 69 69 @Western Carolina 74 Head Coach: Don Doucette 73 @Armstrong State 93 55 @Appalachian State 65 75 Coastal Carolina 66 86 Benedict 67 AVL OPP 78 Mars Hill 61 72 Augusta 69 114 Voorhees 67 70 @Belmont-Abbey 59 63 Winthrop 55 92 King 57 71 @Winthrop 76 63 @Coastal Carolina 79 83 @VMI 77 71 Armstrong State 60 62 Radford 69 101 Barber-Scotia 72 91 Campbell 73 62 @Virginia Tech. 83 65 @Coastal Carolina 62 80 Appalachian State 86 74 @Mercer 59 69 @Mars Hill 61 74 @Furman 64 78 Western Carolina 70 Big South Conference Tournament 75 @Baptist 77 73 @Appalachian State 87 64 Radford 62 69 Coastal Carolina 72 70 @N.C. State 110 64 Baptist 65 62 @Winthrop 53 63 @Providence 77 72 Baptist 65 61 Davidson 56 1986-87 (15-11) 69 @Augusta 66 70 @College of Charleston 81 Head Coach: Jerry Green 60 @Campbell 78 50 @Clemson 74 81 @Radford 83 87 Augusta 64 AVL OPP 117 Covenant 78 74 @Coastal Carolina 83 58 @Clemson 89 76 @N.C. State 87 78 Radford 72 86 Barber-Scotia 65 Big South Conference Tournament 87 @Winthrop 68 85 @Western Carolina 67 58 @Winthrop 63 97 Campbell 63 69 @East Tennessee State 66 74 @Baptist 90 65 Furman 62 1988-89 (16-14) 61 @Davidson 58 65 @N.C. State 81 • Big South Champions • 63 Coastal Carolina 68 63 @James Madison 64 Head Coach: Don Doucette 89 Winthrop 90 107 Methodist 64 90 @Augusta 76 74 Western Carolina 60 AVL OPP 83 College of Charleston 73 68 @Eastern Kentucky 97 64 @Georgia Tech 97 72 @Campbell 84 69 @UT-Chattanooga 77 103 Voorhees 44 87 Baptist 84 69 @Augusta 63 96 Eastern Kentucky 84 96 Western Carolina 83 68 @Appalachian State 54 77 @The Citadel 93 75 @Radford 65 63 @Radford 76 85 Eckerd 74 Big South Conference Tournament 63 Baptist 73 94 @Western Carolina 91 79 Augusta 73 78 Campbell 70 57 @Appalachian State 71 78 Radford 72 73 Eastern Kentucky 72 65 @Georgia 108 73 Coastal Carolina 76 65 @The Citadel 71 77 UT-Chattanooga 82 80 Radford 74 74 VMI 70 1990-91 (8-20) 70 @Baptist 67 62 Appalachian State 77 Head Coach: Don Doucette 67 Appalachian State 79 71 Coker 57 100 Augusta 73 96 @Augusta 87 AVL OPP 61 @Campbell 70 53 @Winthrop 66 92 Averett 74 103 East Tennessee State 74 60 Coastal Carolina 86 66 @Vanderbilt 103 Big South Conference Tournament 75 @Radford 87 79 Western Carolina 81 73 Coastal Carolina 68 72 Western Carolina 76 89 Milligan 76 76 Campbell 79 71 @Campbell 82 84 Mercer 72 82 Baptist 74 71 @Davidson 73 74 @Coastal Carolina 91 51 @Cincinnati 95 98 King 50 76 @Central Florida 91 67 Winthrop 59 60 @N.C. State 99 89 Davidson 86

50 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

72 Appalachian State 76 87 Montreat-Anderson 72 1994-95 (11-16) 69 @College of Charleston 70 71 @Virginia Tech 91 Head Coach: Randy Wiel 66 VMI 74 56 @Missouri 99 68 Augusta 80 82 @UMBC 91 AVL OPP 73 @Radford 86 64 @Towson St. 84 66 @South Carolina 68 91 Winthrop 68 75 Winthrop 79 70 Montreat-Anderson 69 58 @Campbell 91 72 Radford 69 60 @UNC Wilmington 73 90 Charleston Southern 86 50 @Liberty 73 93 Troy State 86 74 @Coastal Carolina 84 62 @Radford 81 72 Mars Hill 67 73 @Winthrop 64 59 Coastal Carolina 65 44 @Vanderbilt 82 77 @Western Carolina 86 62 Campbell 75 61 Samford 65 78 @Augusta 94 73 Liberty 80 57 @N.C. State 77 67 Coastal Carolina 91 66 @Winthrop 79 77 @North Carolina 95 61 Campbell 62 99 Charleston Southern 92 113 Tusculum 75 76 @Baptist 93 65 @Campbell 90 62 Charleston Southern 73 62 College of Charleston 56 72 @Charleston Southern 91 78 Coastal Carolina 55 67 Radford 97 68 @Coastal Carolina 100 57 @Liberty 46 Big South Conference Tournament 69 Mercer 74 57 @UNC Greensboro 74 53 Augusta 62 60 Towson State 75 101 Winthrop 87 75 UMBC 91 66 UMBC 72 1991-92 (9-19) 69 @Western Carolina 82 84 Towson State 79 Head Coach: Don Doucette 81 @UNC Greensboro 96 68 @Radford 81 Big South Conference Tournament 57 @Charleston Southern 61 AVL OPP 87 Winthrop 101 75 @Coastal Carolina 66 60 Union 65 73 Liberty 67 85 @Western Carolina 100 1993-94 (3-24) 65 Radford 67 68 @Syracuse 83 Head Coach: Randy Wiel 64 UNC Greensboro 85 88 @Stetson 91 57 @Winthrop 47 81 Murray State 101 AVL OPP 62 @UMBC 63 81 Milligan 63 81 Montreat-Anderson 74 62 @Towson State 69 77 Warren Wilson 42 60 @Miami (Fla.) 82 Big South Conference Tournament 54 @Florida State 107 59 @Ohio State 93 47 Radford 63 63 Charleston Southern 70 63 Mars Hill 72 54 @Clemson 94 58 @N.C State 70 1995-96 (18-10) 45 Davidson 64 74 Erskine 65 Head Coach: Randy Wiel 85 @Coastal Carolina 93 55 @Xavier 82 75 @Campbell 69 44 @Kansas 90 AVL OPP 76 @Liberty 90 67 @Charleston Southern 81 97 Bryan 70 68 @Radford 81 76 @Coastal Carolina 80 41 @Clemson 83 64 Winthrop 59 71 Liberty 79 73 @Furman 71 51 @VMI 62 61 UNC Greensboro 82 105 Montreat 69 57 Campbell 71 66 @Campbell 74 66 @Vanderbilt 80 66 Coastal Carolina 62 68 @Samford 60 80 @Winthrop 82 75 Western Carolina 83 71 @N.C. State 120 68 @UMBC 78 59 @Charleston Southern 83 49 North Carolina 66 82 Liberty 77 45 @Towson State 54 84 Milligan 76 63 @Appalachian State 65 43 Radford 70 98 Tusculum 51 78 @Winthrop 75 56 Charleston Southern 81 67 Charleston Southern 81 71 @Mercer 66 44 Coastal Carolina 58 77 @Coastal Carolina 66 68 @Davidson 76 51 @Liberty 56 66 Liberty 48 79 Radford 76 52 @Radford 69 64 UNC Greensboro 65 Big South Conference Tournament 44 Campbell 45 76 UMBC 73 54 Liberty 85 83 @Winthrop 65 44 @UNC Greensboro 69 74 @Radford 56 85 Winthrop 72 1992-93 (4-23) 82 Wofford 53 Head Coach: Don Doucette 61 UMBC 73 64 @Charleston Southern 63 70 Towson State 74 93 Coastal Carolina 86 AVL OPP Big South Conference Tournament 43 @Liberty 65 69 @N.C. State 72 56 Towson State 64 65 @UNC Greensboro 56 67 Milligan 57 76 @Wofford 67 46 Western Carolina 73 61 @UMBC 62 52 @South Carolina 89 89 Winthrop 72

51 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

74 Radford 77 66 @Coastal Carolina 60 66 @Marshall 102 Big South Conference Tournament 87 Charleston Southern 66 73 Mercer 82 69 Winthrop 61 89 @Radford 93 76 Montreat 55 60 @Liberty 73 75 Liberty 59 77 Charleston Southern 62 90 UMBC 82 62 @Liberty 70 1996-97 (18-10) 77 Elon 53 79 @Radford 92 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 76 Winthrop 66 58 @High Point 60 Big South Conference Tournament 88 Elon 76 AVL OPP 46 @Liberty 42 64 Winthrop 63 69 @East Tennessee 78 61 Radford 63 73 @Coastal Carolina 74 54 @Kansas State 80 74 Radford 80 84 Montreat 45 1998-99 (11-18) 82 Liberty 68 73 @Kansas 105 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 63 @Elon 73 80 @South Carolina 74 72 High Point 57 82 @Marshall 109 AVL OPP 88 Coastal Carolina 80 51 @Kentucky 105 64 @Purdue 101 76 @Charleston Southern 71 69 @Mount St. Mary’s 72 50 @St. John’s 105 50 @Winthrop 90 65 Maine 57 88 Tennessee Tech 74 Big South Conference Tournament 65 @New Mexico State 64 76 @Virginia Tech 83 77 Liberty 63 69 UMBC 45 60 @Auburn 91 78 Radford 71 83 Marshall 63 71 @East Tennessee 79 62 Winthrop 75 63 @Radford 56 64 @Clemson 73 64 Liberty 55 59 @Mercer 64 2000-01 (15-13) 73 @Georgia State 72 82 Marshall 91 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 63 Winthrop 59 68 @Campbell 75 84 Charleston Southern 71 39 @Michigan State 64 AVL OPP 81 Coastal Carolina 74 67 @Texas Christian 101 70 Campbell 85 68 @UNC Greensboro 65 75 Montreat 63 63 Lenoir-Rhyne 52 60 @Coastal Carolina 70 77 @Liberty 72 76 @Mercer 60 66 @Charleston Southern 73 79 @Radford 70 70 @East Tennessee 65 78 Radford 87 72 @Elon 63 59 @Tennessee 85 68 @Liberty 65 89 High Point 78 79 Western Carolina 59 51 @UMBC 48 94 Coastal Carolina 67 84 @Appalachian State 64 74 UNC Greensboro 67 71 @Charleston Southern 80 55 @South Carolina 80 81 Winthrop 70 66 @N.C. State 87 79 Winthrop 86 Big South Conference Tournament 43 @Texas 74 94 Radford 101 54 UMBC 51 76 @UNC Greensboro 77 57 Charleston Southern 67 69 @High Point 66 77 Montreat 75 72 Elon 73 68 @Florida State 76 1997-98 (19-9) 81 Charleston Southern 77 72 Charleston Southern 65 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 73 @Coastal Carolina 81 81 High Point 71 89 Liberty 86 61 @Elon 58 AVL OPP 57 @Winthrop 61 83 Radford 75 57 @Syracuse 60 Big South Conference Tournament 59 @Liberty 52 69 @Tennessee 75 54 @Winthrop 67 106 Liberty 98 69 East Carolina 61 97 Coastal Carolina 95 79 Radford 92 74 Georgia State 64 51 @High Point 56 69 @Arizona 97 70 Elon 57 84 East Tennessee 61 1999-2000 (11-19) 73 Liberty 54 89 Montreat 50 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 80 @Radford 83 60 @Florida State 77 77 @Coastal Carolina 74 61 East Carolina 57 AVL OPP 60 @Charleston Southern 64 52 @Maryland 110 69 @Missouri 75 58 Winthrop 71 55 Richmond 71 72 @Saint Louis 84 Big South Conference Tournament 68 @UT-Chattanooga 70 63 @Tennessee 79 48 Liberty 60 71 @UMBC 68 51 @Tennessee Tech 85 53 Radford 50 61 Virginia Tech 83 2001-02 (13-15) 70 @Liberty 60 86 @Western Carolina 94 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 75 @Winthrop 54 68 @Connecticut 98 91 @Charleston Southern 80 41 @Kentucky 86 AVL OPP 78 Coastal Carolina 58 58 @N.C. State 80 57 @West Virginia 83 92 High Point 67 67 East Tennessee 63 49 UNC Greensboro 75

52 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

65 @Minnesota 92 81 vs. Winthrop 80 87 VMI 77 72 @Campbell 77 85 vs. Radford 71 78 @Birmingham-Southern 58 71 East Tennessee 77 NCAA Tournament 71 @Liberty 72 72 @Western Carolina 66 92 Texas Southern 84 75 Radford 72 58 @Furman 69 61 Texas 82 66 @Charleston Southern 63 86 Montreat 91 54 @Coastal Carolina 70 54 @N.C. State 92 2003-04 (9-20) 89 High Point 77 56 @Michigan State 76 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 60 @Winthrop 66 38 @Auburn 83 77 @VMI 72 79 Appalachian State 76 AVL OPP 68 Birmingham-Southern 59 87 Charleston Southern 63 46 @N.C. State 71 83 Coastal Carolina 71 74 @Radford 60 80 @Iowa 107 80 Liberty 92 68 @Liberty 54 79 Brevard 51 75 @Radford 91 69 Brevard 62 65 Charlotte 92 Big South Conference Tournament 83 High Point 72 56 East Tennessee Stare 78 93 High Point (OT) 98 76 Elon 64 70 @Western Carolina 81 78 @Coastal Carolina 88 56 Furman 60 2005-06 (9-19) 66 Winthrop 73 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 38 @UNC Wilmington 77 80 Radford 71 85 Montreat 52 67 @High Point 61 AVL OPP 85 Liberty 69 63 @Syracuse 81 52 @Georgia Tech 80 72 @Elon 58 67 @Tennessee 80 63 @ Wake Forest 79 92 Coastal Carolina 81 61 VMI 48 78 Lenior-Rhyne 81 68 @Charleston Southern 77 54 Birmingham-Southern 72 64 @ Western Carolina 80 62 @Winthrop 77 72 @Liberty 84 79 Furman 65 Big South Conference Tournament 58 @Radford 73 56 @ North Carolina State 86 71 High Point 72 62 Winthrop 76 82 Brevard 48 50 @ UNC Wilmington 68 62 @Charleston Southern 49 2002-03 (15-17) 47 @ UNC Chapel Hill 89 65 @Coastal Carolina 73 • Big South Champions • 59 @ Charlotte 92 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 70 High Point 83 87 @ Radford 80 76 Radford 62 66 Birmingham-Southern 80 AVL OPP 68 Liberty 82 49 @ Winthrop 74 52 @Michigan State 66 52 @Birmingham-Southern 89 68 @ Charleston Southern 70 81 @Minnesota 87 59 @VMI 51 72 @ Coastal Carolina 84 102 Montreat 73 78 @High Point 73 83 VMI 65 77 Western Carolina 72 72 Coastal Carolina 68 77 Liberty 65 69 @East Tennessee 87 45 High Point 64 47 Charleston Southern 67 99 Campbell 89 61 @ Birmingham-Southern 75 68 @Winthrop 75 67 @Connecticut 117 64 Radford 57 53 @Holy Cross 84 Big South Conference Tournament 83 @ Liberty (OT) 81 64 @Oklahoma 100 49 @Winthrop 46 82 @VMI 74 50 @Kansas 102 49 @High Point 63 70 Coastal Carolina 88 81 Liberty 80 65 Winthrop 78 71 Charleston Southern 58 2004-05 (11-17) 83 @ Eastern Kentucky 77 68 @Radford 74 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 67 @ High Point 88 71 @Birmingham-Southern 88 71 Charleston Southern 75 62 Mercer 86 AVL OPP Big South Conference Tournament 62 @Winthrop 65 55 @Texas Tech 119 62 @Coastal Carolina 78 64 @High Point 60 59 @Clemson 78 80 Coastal Carolina 76 54 UNC Wilmington 57 2006-07 (12-19) 93 Elon 87 68 @Furman 72 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 78 High Point 76 85 Western Carolina 71 82 Birmingham-Southern 68 72 @Maryland 96 AVL OPP 72 @Liberty 73 75 Lenoir-Rhyne 61 87 Montreat 72 75 Radford 68 95 Montreat 60 46 Western Carolina 61 72 @Elon 75 52 @Charlotte 64 76 @ Duquesne (OT) 77 55 @Coastal Carolina 68 63 @Michigan State 92 64 @ Virginia 81 68 @Charleston Southern 76 54 @Michigan 75 54 Eastern Kentucky 73 65 Winthrop 76 63 Charleston Southern 64 69 Lenoir-Rhyne 59 Big South Conference Tournament 70 Winthrop 78 75 @ Furman 67 68 @Elon 66 73 @High Point 92 73 @ Charlotte 81

53 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

84 Tusculum 66 48 Winthrop 66 97 Bluefield 74 62 @ North Carolina 93 Postseason NIT Tournament 66 WInthrop* 53 65 @ East Tennessee State 73 66 @ Ohio State 84 99 Presbyterian* 89 77 @ South Carolina State 79 83 High Point* 69 51 @ South Carolina 71 2008-09 (15-16) 92 Radford* 84 51 @ Louisville 66 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 54 @ Charleston Southern* 62 84 Liberty* 77 62 @ Coastal Carolina* 98 60 Coastal Carolina* 68 AVL OPP 75 Liberty* 72 64 @ High Point* 90 75 Belmont-Abbey 63 114 VMI* 97 62 @ Winthrop* 61 91 Montreat 78 69 @ Presbyterian* (OT) 66 77 @ Radford* 67 84 Liberty* 56 65 @Winthrop* (OT) 68 92 VMI* 102 57 @ Campbell 94 89 Gardner-Webb* 86 53 Charleston Southern* 40 69 @ Wofford 74 Big South Conference Tournament 65 @ Liberty* 80 48 @ North Carolina 116 84 High Point 73 69 Winthrop* 88 69 @ Tennessee 87 73 @ Coastal Carolina 92 78 Brevard 70 105 VMI* 114 88 @ VMI* 102 84 Catawba 67 2010-11 (20-14) 67 High Point* 69 56 @ Duke 99 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 78 Radford* 68 52 @ Buffalo 71 82 @ Coastal Carolina* 77 59 @ Ohio State 83 AVL OPP 73 @ Charleston Southern* 56 81 Western Carolina 78 70 @Auburn (OT) 69 Big South Conference Tournament 76 @ Charleston Southern* 65 67 @Furman 69 77 Coastal Carolina 64 86 @ Gardner-Webb* 76 116 Virginia Intermont 58 60 Winthrop 79 88 @ Radford* (OT) 98 69 @UNC Chapel Hill 80 61 High Point* 59 72 @Georgetown 87 2007-08 (23-10) 67 @ Winthrop* 87 91 @USC Upstate (2OT) 93 • Big South Regular Season Champions • 57 @ Coastal Carolina* 64 70 @Radford 50 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 68 Presbyterian* 58 73 @High Point 76 49 Winthrop* 56 86 Montreat 57 AVL OPP 66 @ Liberty* 78 90 King College 72 78 Furman 75 103 @ VMI* (OT) 95 49 @Ohio State 96 74 Lees-McRae 48 80 Charleston Southern* 71 85 Western Carolina (OT) 79 75 Brevard 35 87 Gardner-Webb* (OT) 78 72 VMI 83 83 @ Campbell 71 65 Radford* 66 55 Liberty 59 83 @ Western Carolina 73 81 @High Point* (OT) 78 88 @Winthrop 67 87 East Tennessee State (OT) 89 74 Coastal Carolina* 63 74 @Presbyterian College 48 84 Tusculum 73 61 @ Presbyterian* 76 68 Gardner-Webb 59 51 @Virginia Tech 65 Big South Conference Tournament 59 Coastal Carolina 80 79 Campbell 76 76 Winthrop 68 77 Charleston Southern 69 87 South Carolina State 76 86 @ Radford 94 81 @Liberty 83 73 @ Tennessee 86 100 @VMI 87 101 Buffalo (OT) 90 2009-10 (15-16) 88 Presbyterian College 55 94 Montreat 64 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 53 Winthrop 57 61 @ South Carolina 58 57 @Gardner-Webb 54 81 @ North Carolina 93 AVL OPP 70 @Charleston Southern 79 74 Liberty* 70 70 @ Charlotte 86 82 Northeastern 83 74 High Point* 58 49 @ Tennessee 124 61 @Coastal Carolina 58 90 @ VMI* (OT) 87 66 Campbell 85 76 High Point 62 82 Radford* 63 58 @ Georgia 79 81 Radford 58 86 @ Charleston Southern* 73 66 Furman 72 Big South Conference Tournament 56 @ Coastal Carolina* 52 57 @ Kentucky 94 72 Charleston Southern 63 71 Winthrop* 56 58 @ Gardner-Webb* 56 62 High Point 45 54 @ Liberty* 83 100 Montreat 49 60 @Coastal Carolina 47 71 @ High Point* 80 94 Catawba 81 NCAA Tournament 75 VMI* 97 42 Wofford 68 81 Arkansas-Little Rock (OT) 77 53 @Radford* 62 76 @ Western Carolina 87 51 Pittsburgh 74 85 Charleston Southern* 73 74 at Radford* 82 78 Coastal Carolina* 72 62 at High Point* 66 63 @ Winthrop* 50 57 Coastal Carolina* 58 Big South Conference Tournament 74 Charleston Southern*(OT) 77 87 Charleston Southern 63 97 @ VMI* 84 75 Liberty 57 74 @ Liberty* 70

54 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2011-12 (24-10) 68 @ Charleston Southern* 74 87 @ ETSU 98 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 68 Longwood* 65 75 @ South Carolina 89 63 Coastal Carolina* 60 63 Charlotte (OT) 66 AVL OPP 69 High Point* 58 91 Limestone 66 75 @ N.C. State 84 77 @ Presbyterian* 74 78 Tusculum 40 75 North Carolina 91 78 @ Campbell* 61 71 @ UAB 79 126 Mars Hill 75 69 Winthrop* 56 55 @ Jacksonville State 64 89 Brevard 48 90 @ VMI* 79 62 Western Carolina 66 63 vs. UConn (Battle4Atlantis) 73 65 Gardner-Webb* 67 62 @ Radford* 60 66 vs. C of Charleston (B4A) 68 65 Charleston Southern* 73 80 Gardner-Webb* 55 87 vs. Utah (Battle4Atlantis) 65 64 @Coastal Carolina* 65 71 Liberty* 54 66 @Gardner-Webb* 60 69 Jacksonville State* 71 69 Winthrop* 84 88 USC Upstate 81 74 Presbyterian* 62 69 @ Campbell* 65 109 Montreat 61 61 @ Winthrop* 70 75 @ Charleston Southern* 82 68 @Tennessee 72 Big South Conference Tournament 75 Coastal Carolina* 65 67 @Western Carolina 86 72 Longwood 87 51 @ High Point* 72 73 @Winthrop* (OT) 68 74 @ Longwood* 64 66 @Radford* 56 2013-14 (17-15) 70 Campbell* 63 94 VMI* 85 Head Coach: Nick McDevitt 56 @ Coastal Carolina* 68 98 Liberty* 75 71 Longwood* 56 89 @Campbell* 82 AVL OPP 92 @Gardner-Webb* 89 86 @High Point* 79 57 @ Kentucky 89 65 Presbyterian* 69 88 Coastal Carolina* 81 67 @ Western Carolina 74 70 @ Winthrop* 91 88 Charleston Southern* 93 67 @ Coll. of Charleston(OT) 58 68 Radford* 75 66 @Presbyterian* 58 55 @ Duke 91 71 High Point* 75 90 High Point* 70 78 vs. Norfolk State 80 95 @ Liberty 77 95 Campbell* 84 56 @ Rhode Island 73 Big South Conference Tournament 89 @VMI* 86 70 vs. East Carolina 81 80 Liberty 70 65 @Liberty* 51 56 @ Charlotte 77 57 Coastal Carolina 74 88 Radford* 62 92 Bluefield 56 69 @Coastal Carolina* 74 73 @ USC Upstate 63 2015-16 (22-12) 62 @Ohio 81 83 Virginia Intermont 58 Head Coach: Nick McDevitt 71 Gardner-Webb* 61 75 UNC Wilmington 61 67 Winthrop* 55 80 Montreat 41 AVL OPP Big South Conference Tournament 70 Ohio 79 72 @ Tennessee 82 86 High Point 61 81 @ Gardner-Webb* 77 81 @Western Carolina 90 91 Charleston Southern 64 84 Presbyterian* 70 84 Mars Hill 51 80 VMI 64 78 @ Coastal Carolina* 81 47 @Texas A&M 75 NCAA Tournament 80 @ Charleston Southern* 76 85 vs. Drexel (in Alaska) 66 65 Syracuse 72 81 Winthrop* 66 61 vs. Middle Tenn. (in Alaska) 63 67 @High Point* 78 59 Loyola Chicago (in Alaska) 48 2012-13 (16-16) 105 VMI* 109 103 Johnson & Wales 36 Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach 67 @Longwood* 66 80 Campbell* 60 86 Campbell* 73 84 East Tennessee State 64 AVL OPP 75 Liberty* 72 79 @Georgetown 73 71 Western Carolina 61 92 @ Radford* 102 81 Elon* 86 59 UNC Wilmington 67 71 @ Presbyterian* 72 67 Furman* 65 68 vs. Tenn (in Puerto Rico) 75 82 Charleston Southern* 71 70 @Longwood* 61 63 vs. Akron (in Puerto Rico) 82 100 Coastal Carolina* 85 79 @Liberty* 69 67 vs. Providence (in PR) 72 100 @ Winthrop* (OT) 107 85 Winthrop* 84 80 @ N.C. State 82 83 Gardner-Webb* 71 83 @Charleston Southern* 73 71 USC Upstate 73 Big South Conference Tournament 86 @Radford* (OT) 91 85 Montreat 51 96 Radford 87 75 Gardner-Webb* 69 66 Lenoir-Rhyne 55 79 Winthrop 80 69 @High Point* 73 72 @ Ohio State 90 67 Presbyterian* 55 79 @ Northeastern 73 2014-15 (15-16) 66 @Coastal Carolina* (OT) 68 72 @ St. John’s 65 Head Coach: Nick McDevitt 88 Longwood* 74 95 Bluefield 66 63 Charleston Southern* 55 63 @ Charlotte 71 AVL OPP 81 Campbell* 71 83 @ Liberty* 69 69 @ Wake Forest 80 59 Radford* 60 71 @ Gardner-Webb* 78 83 @ East Carolina 79 70 @Presbyterian* 61 79 Radford* 61 87 Johnson & Wales 48 80 @Winthrop* 81

55 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

73 Liberty* 56 72 Western Carolina 76 Big South Conference Tournament 79 Coastal Carolina* 81 67 @UNCG 60 59 Presbyterian 106 Big South Conference Tournament 69 @Saint Mary’s 95 80 Liberty 49 85 Campbell* 79 80 High Point 69 74 @High Point* 84 77 Winthrop 68 70 @Radford* 90 NCAA Tournament 90 Longwood* 80 56 Villanova 86 76 @Presbyterian* 56 83 Charleston Southern* 73 2016-17 (23-10) 58 @Winthrop* 85 Head Coach: Nick McDevitt 84 @Liberty* 68 65 Gardner-Webb* 60 AVL OPP 84 High Point* 77 65 @VCU 80 64 @Campbell* 57 46 @Georgia 60 75 Presbyterian* 61 73 @USC Upstate 57 78 @Longwood* 73 92 Siena 80 66 Radford* 64 64 @Furman 58 69 Liberty* (OT) 82 57 @Kansas 95 85 @Charleston Southern* (OT)80 68 Brevard 50 89 Winthrop* 75 79 @Coastal Carolina (OT) 77 61 @Gardner-Webb* 72 78 @Elon 67 Big South Conference Tournament 117 Warren Wilson 52 71 Charleston Southern 66 59 Western Carolina 57 64 Liberty 69 73 UNCG 75 National Invitation Tournament 77 @Ohio State 79 98 Southern California (2OT) 103 77 @Radford* (OT) 80 90 Gardner-Webb* 85 2018-19 (4-27) 70 @Liberty* 57 Head Coach: Mike Morrell 88 High Point* 58 89 Longwood* 68 AVL OPP 76 @Charleston Southern* 67 87 St. Andrews 47 73 @Winthrop* 76 49 at NC State 100 72 Campbell* 56 50 at Northern Kentucky 77 73 @Presbyterian* 47 52 vs. Coastal Carolina (NKU) 78 80 Radford* 69 38 vs. Manhattan (NKU) 54 91 Charleston Southern 73 51 Furman 65 74 @High Point* 71 70 at UT Martin 87 104 Winthrop* (2OT) 101 41 at Auburn 67 91 @Longwood* 69 59 Western Carolina 71 89 Presbyterian* 48 49 at Wofford 92 66 @Campbell* 53 74 at Stetson 80 76 @Gardner-Webb* 81 86 Milligan 76 63 Liberty* 45 63 Fayetteville State 80 Big South Conference Tournament 59 at Vanderbilt 90 79 Campbell 81 65 Winthrop* 80 CollegeInsider.Com Tournament 62 at Longwood* 67 75 @UT Martin 89 61 at Hampton* 83 53 Campbell* 70 2017-18 (21-13) 63 Radford* 71 Head Coach: Nick McDevitt 45 at Winthrop* 66 61 at High Point* 65 AVL OPP 71 USC Upstate* 62 60 @Rhode Island 84 81 at Gardner-Webb* (OT) 82 92 Lees-McRae 60 44 at Prebyterian* 67 76 @Vanderbilt 79 75 Charleston Southern* 85 82 @Austin Peay (OT) 79 57 at USC Upstate* 53 62 Monmouth 51 55 Gardner-Webb* 65 85 Wofford 65 55 Presbyterian* 71 82 USC Upstate 70 48 at Charleston Southern* 77 72 @Furman 83 74 High Point* 79 97 Milligan 60