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22018-19018-19 MurrayMurray StateState BasketballBasketball CCFSBFSB CENTERCENTER & HOMEHOME CCOURTOURT HISTORYHISTORY CFSB CENTER HISTORY Building Finished June 1998 Cost $21 Million Square Feet 188,800 Seating Capactity 8,600 Chair Seats 2,000 Bleacher Seats 6,600 MSU President S. Kern Alexander MSU Director of Athletics E.W. Dennison Opening Night Nov. 14, 1998 Opponent Southern Illinois Attendance 7,633 MSU Coach Tevester Anderson SIU Coach Bruce Weber First MSU Point Isaac Spencer hit a free throw First MSU Field Goal Duane Virgil First MSU 3PT Field Goal Rod Murray Half Score SIU 29, MSU 43 Final Score SIU 62, MSU 65 MSU High Scorer Isaac Spencer 16 MSU High Rebounder Isaac Spencer 11 MSU High Assists Aubrey Reese & Spencer 4 LONGEST HOME WIN STREAKS Offi cials Tom Eades SCORING BY YEAR Start/End Date Opponent Streak Doug Shows Season Games MSU Avg Opp Avg Mark Davis 1998-99 13 1,217 81.1 973 64.9 Start 01-06-1998 Belmont 1999-00 13 1,108 85.2 937 72.1 End 01-15-2000 SE Missouri 47 RECORD & ATTENDANCE BY YEAR 2000-01 13 1,081 83.2 974 74.9 Coach Mark Gottfried & Tevester Anderson Year Games Record Attendance Avg 2001-02 15 1,249 83.3 1,012 67.5 1998-99 12 12-0 66,694 5,130 2002-03 14 1,142 81.6 934 66.7 Start 02-15-1935 Middle Tenn. 1999-00 12 10-2 59,078 4,544 2003-04 16 1,364 85.2 1,065 66.6 End 01-06-1939 Transylvania 32 2000-01 12 10-2 58,425 4,494 2004-05 14 1,029 73.5 901 64.4 Coach Carlisle Cutchin 2001-02 15 11-4 41,061 2,737 2005-06 15 1,005 71.8 792 56.6 2002-03 14 12-2 56,316 4,022 2006-07 13 876 67.4 759 58.4 Start 11-30-1968 TX Arlington 2003-04 16 15-1 67,328 4,208 2007-08 16 1,234 77.1 1,048 65.5 End 02-28-1970 Western Ky. 27 2004-05 14 10-4 58,945 4,210 2008-09 14 1,110 72.1 840 60.0 Coach Cal Luther 2005-06 15 14-1 53,833 3,589 2009-10 15 1,225 81.7 884 58.9 Start 02-23-2009 UT Martin 2006-07 13 8-5 41,726 3,210 2010-11 15 1,067 71.7 848 56.5 End 01-08-2011 Austin Peay 25 2007-08 16 14-2 50,962 3,189 2011-12 14 1,064 76.0 827 59.0 Coach Billy Kennedy 2008-09 14 12-2 49,606 3,543 2012-13 14 1,019 72.8 897 64.1 2009-10 15 15-0 55,230 3,682 2013-14 18 1,445 77.9 1,204 71.9 Start 12-17-1930 Oakland City 2010-11 15 13-2 60,927 4,062 2014-15 16 1,345 84.1 1,036 64.8 End 01-20-1933 Western Ky. 23 2011-12 14 13-1 86,010 6,144 2015-16 14 1,068 76.3 910 65.0 Coach Carlisle Cutchin 2012-13 14 10-4 76,105 5,436 2016-17 14 1,180 84.3 1,042 74.4 2013-14 18 17-1 61,695 3,428 2017-18 16 1,348 84.2 1,063 66.4 Start 02-25-1985 Morehead St. 2014-15 16 15-1 74,311 4,644 TOTALS 289 23,176 80.1 18,946 65.5 End 01-10-1987 Middle Tenn. 19 2015-16 14 10-4 45,737 3,267 Coach Ron Greene & Steve Newton 2016-17 14 10-4 54,920 3,369 BEST HOME WINNING PERCENTAGES 2017-18 16 14-2 60,801 4,300 Year Record Coach Start 12-15-1941 SW Kansas TOTALS 289 245-44 1,239,983 4,290 2011-12 13-1 Steve Prohm End 12-11-1943 SE Missouri 19 2012-13 10-4 Steve Prohm Coach Harlan Hodges TOP ATTENDED GAME PER SEASON 2013-14 17-1 Steve Prohm Date Total Opponent W/L Score 2014-15 15-1 Steve Prohm Start 01-22-2011 SE Missouri 02-11-1999 8,602 SE Missouri Won 62-52 Total 55-7 .887 End 02-09-2012 Tenn. State 18 02-19-2000 7,199 Morehead St. Won 80-65 Coach Billy Kennedy & Steve Prohm 02-22-2001 7,076 Tenn. Tech Lost 71-94 2003-04 15-1 Mick Cronin 02-23-2002 4,167 Morehead Lost 60-66 2004-05 10-4 Mick Cronin Start 12-22-1993 Mississippi 12-07-2002 7,288 Western Ky. Won 83-72 2005-06 14-1 Mick Cronin End 01-23-1995 Tenn. State 18 12-17-2003 6,422 S. Illinois Won 68-64 Total 39-6 .866 Coach Scott Edgar 12-04-2004 6,612 Western Ky. Lost 72-82 01-30-2006 6,089 Samford Won 59-38 2006-07 8-5 Billy Kennedy Start 02-03-1972 Parsons 02-10-2007 5,389 Morehead St. Won 74-62 2007-08 14-2 Billy Kennedy End 02-28-1973 Austin Peay 18 01-26-2008 5,898 SE Missouri Won 86-85 2008-09 12-2 Billy Kennedy Coach Cal Luther 11-22-2008 7,038 Western Ky. Won 89-61 2009-10 15-0 Billy Kennedy 02-06-2010 6,017 Austin Peay Won 65-63 2010-11 13-2 Billy Kennedy Start 01-25-1964 Morehead St. 02-24-2011 6,096 Morehead St. Won 70-62 Total 62-11 .849 End 12-11-1965 Abilene Chr. 18 02-18-2012 8,825 St. Mary’s Won 65-51 Coach Cal Luther 03-02-2013 7,489 SE Missouri Lost 68-84 1998-99 12-0 Tevester Anderson 02-22-2014 5,856 Morehead St. Won 69-58 1999-00 10-2 Tevester Anderson 01-30-2015 6,302 UT Martin Won 65-62 2000-01 10-2 Tevester Anderson 02-27-2016 5,412 UT Martin Won 79-55 2001-02 11-4 Tevester Anderson 02-02-2017 6,041 Belmont Lost 69-81 2002-03 12-2 Tevester Anderson 02-17-2018 6,495 Tenn. Tech Won 73-65 Total 55-10 .846 78 2255 OOVCVC CChampionshipshampionships - 1616 OVCOVC TournamentTournament ChampionshipsChampionships - 1166 NNCAACAA AppearancesAppearances 22018-19018-19 MurrayMurray StateState BasketballBasketball CCFSBFSB CENTERCENTER & HOMEHOME CCOURTOURT HISTORYHISTORY MSU All-TIME HOME RECORDS Location Years Seasons Record Pct. Wilson Hall 1925-26 2 15-7 .673 Lovett Auditorium 1927-37 10 84-15 .849 Carr Health Building 1937-55 17 141-38 .811 Racer Arena 1954-98 44 503-135 .788 RSEC/CFSB Center 1998-present 20 245-44 .847 TOTAL 93 988-239 .805 Season Home OVC Total Coach Location 1925-26 8-3 ---- 9-5 Cutchin Wilson Hall 1926-27 7-4 ---- 11-9 Cutchin Wilson Hall 1927-28 5-4 ---- 8-9 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1928-29 9-5 ---- 12-8 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1929-30 10-0 ---- 19-2 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1930-31 9-2 ---- 12-6 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1931-32 10-0 ---- 17-3 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1932-33 8-1 ---- 14-6 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium Racer Arena 1933-34 5-2 ---- 11-6 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1934-35 10-1 ---- 18-6 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1935-36 9-0 ---- 23-2 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1936-37 9-0 ---- 22-3 Cutchin Lovett Auditorium 1937-38 11-0 ---- 27-4 Cutchin Carr Health 1938-39 7-2 ---- 13-8 Cutchin Carr Health 1939-40 8-3 ---- 14-9 Cutchin Carr Health 1940-41 9-2 ---- 26-5 Cutchin Carr Health 1941-42 8-1 ---- 18-4 Mountjoy Carr Health 1942-43 11-0 ---- 21-5 Miller Carr Health 1943-44 4-3 ---- 5-9 MIller Carr Health 1944-45 6-4 ---- 12-10 Miller Carr Health 1945-46 6-4 ---- 10-13 Miller Carr Health 1946-47 7-3 ---- 14-11 Miller Carr Health 1947-48 6-4 ---- 12-12 Miller Carr Health 1948-49 8-3 3-3 13-12 Hodges Carr Health 1949-50 10-2 4-1 18-13 Hodges Carr Health 1950-51 10-1 4-1 21-6 Hodges Carr Health 1951-52 10-1 6-1 24-10 Hodges Carr Health Carr Health Building 1952-53 9-2 3-1 18-9 Hodges Carr Health Season Home OVC Total Coach Location 1953-54 9-2 4-1 15-16 Hodges Carr Health 1987-88 12-2 8-1 22-9 Newton Racer Arena *1954-55 2-0 0-0 11-15 Hodges Carr Health 1988-89 12-2 6-1 19-11 Newton Racer Arena *1954-55 6-4 3-1 Hodges Racer Arena 1989-90 9-4 7-1 21-9 Newton Racer Arena 1955-56 9-2 4-0 15-10 Alexander Racer Arena 1990-91 11-2 7-1 24-9 Newton Racer Arena 1956-57 8-4 3-2 11-13 Alexander Racer Arena 1991-92 8-4 7-1 17-13 Edgar Racer Arena 1957-58 6-5 1-4 8-16 Alexander Racer Arena 1992-93 9-2 7-1 18-12 Edgar Racer Arena 1958-59 7-5 2-4 10-15 Luther Racer Arena 1993-94 14-1 8-0 23-6 Edgar Racer Arena 1959-60 10-4 5-0 12-11 Luther Racer Arena 1994-95 11-2 7-2 21-9 Edgar Racer Arena 1960-61 11-2 7-1 13-10 Luther Racer Arena 1995-96 10-3 5-3 19-10 Gottfried Racer Arena 1961-62 9-5 3-3 13-12 Luther Racer Arena 1996-97 14-0 10-0 20-10 Gottfried Racer Arena 1962-63 11-3 4-2 13-9 Luther Racer Arena 1997-98 16-0 8-0 29-4 Gottfried Racer Arena 1963-64 11-3 6-1 16-9 Luther Racer Arena 1998-99 12-0 9-0 27-6 Anderson RSEC 1964-65 12-0 8-0 19-7 Luther Racer Arena 1999-00 10-2 7-2 23-9 Anderson RSEC 1965-66 8-4 4-2 13-12 Luther Racer Arena 2000-01 10-2 7-1 17-12 Anderson RSEC 1966-67 11-2 5-2 14-9 Luther Racer Arena 2001-02 11-4 6-2 19-13 Anderson RSEC 1967-68 9-1 6-1 16-8 Luther Racer Arena 2002-03 12-2 6-2 17-12 Anderson RSEC 1968-69 15-0 7-0 22-6 Luther Racer Arena 2003-04 15-1 7-1 28-6 Cronin RSEC 1969-70 12-1 6-1 17-9 Luther Racer Arena 2004-05 10-4 6-2 17-11 Cronin RSEC 1970-71 13-1 5-1 19-5 Luther Racer Arena 2005-06 14-1 9-0 24-7 Cronin RSEC 1971-72 12-3 5-2 15-11 Luther Racer Arena 2006-07 8-5 6-4 16-14 Kennedy RSEC 1972-73 13-1 6-1 17-8 Luther Racer Arena 2007-08 14-2 9-1 18-13 Kennedy RSEC 1973-74 9-5 3-4 12-13 Luther Racer Arena 2008-09 12-2 8-1 19-12 Kennedy RSEC 1974-75 6-8 2-5 10-15 Luther Racer Arena 2009-10 15-0 9-0 31-5 Kennedy RSEC 1975-76 8-7 3-3 9-17 Overton Racer Arena 2010-11 13-2 7-2 23-9 Kennedy CFSB Center 1976-77 11-3 5-2 17-10 Overton Racer Arena 2011-12 13-1 7-1 31-2 Prohm CFSB Center 1977-78 5-8 1-4 8-17 Overton Racer Arena 2012-13 10-4 5-3 21-10 Prohm CFSB Center 1978-79 3-10 1-5 4-22 Greene Racer Arena 2013-14 17-1 8-0 23-11 Prohm CFSB Center 1979-80 13-1 5-1 23-8 Greene Racer Arena 2014-15 15-1 8-0 29-6 Prohm CFSB Center 1980-81 11-0 7-0 17-10 Greene Racer Arena 2015-16 10-4 6-2 17-14 McMahon CFSB Center 1981-82 11-2 8-1 20-8 Greene Racer Arena 2016-17 10-4 5-3 16-17 McMahon CFSB Center 1982-83 12-4 8-3 21-8 Greene Racer Arena 2017-18 14-2 9-0 26-6 McMahon CFSB Center 1983-84 13-1 6-1 15-13 Greene Racer Arena * The first two home games of the 1954-55 season were played in Carr Health building.
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