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Records GAME SEASON CAREER PLAYER: PLAYER: PLAYER PoinTs ................................ 51 - Mike Williams vs PoinTs ........................ 848 - K elly Coleman - 1960 PoinTs ................ 2282 - Corey Crowder - 1988-91 AusTin Peay 12/22/72 PoinTs Average ......... 30.3 - Kelly Coleman - 1960 PoinT Average ...... 27.7 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 Field Goals ....................... 395 - Bill Harrell - 1951 PoinTs, Half ........................ 33 - Kelly Coleman vs Field Goals ............ 855 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 FG’s ATTempTed .......... 871- Kelly Coleman - 1960 FG’s ATTempTed .. 2126 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 CenTre 2/17/58 FG’s PercenTage ... 64.9 - Michael Cheaney - 1995 Field Goals ............................... 22 - Bill Carlyle vs 3 Field Goals ................... 93 - John WorTh - 1987 FG’s PercenTage ........ 587 - J.B. Brown - 1986-88 SouThern Illinois 2/28/62 3 FG’s ATTempTed ..... 212 - Lorico Duncan - 2000 3 Field Goals ....... 285 - Gino BarTolone - 1998-01 FG’s ATTempTed ................. 45 - Kelly Coleman vs 3 FG PercenTage ...... 53.3 - Willis Cheaney - 1995 3 FG’s ATTempTed ............... 586 - Corey Crowder - CenTre 2/17/58 Free Throws ............. 206 - George Tinsley - 1969 1988-91 FG’s PercenTage ..... 1.000 - (10-10) Larry PaTrick FT’s ATTempTed ............ 263 - Mason Cope - 1957 3 FG PercenTage ......... 47.0 - Craig Schoen - 2004 vs NorThern KenTucky 2/26/79 263 - AnTonio Garcia - 1999 Rodney Edgerson 2007-08 ConsecuTive FG’s ................. 11 - Ben Coffman vs FT’s PercenTage ........... 896 - Skip Hughes - 1964 Free Throws .......... 586 - DwighT Higgs - 1981-84 ConsecuTive FT’s ........ 36 - Willis Cheaney - 1995 Harris STowe 2/25/85 FT’s ATTempTed ...... 796 - DwighT Higgs - 1981-84 Rebounds ................. 540 - AnTonio Garcia - 1999 FT PercenTage .. 88.1 - Rodney Edgerson 2006-08 3 Field Goals Made ...... 10 - Rodney Edgerson vs Rebound Average ... 15.9 - MarTin Holland - 1960 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 AssisTs ..................... 286 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Rebounds .......... 1115 - George Tinsley - 1966-69 3 FG’s ATTempTed ............. 15 - Bobby Zuerner vs AssisT Average .......... 8.2 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Rebound Average ............... 14.2 - AnTonio Garcia- SouThern Indiana 3/13/04 Blocked ShoTs ........... 89 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 1998-99 3 FG PercenTage 1.000 - STeve Divine (9-9) vs Blocks Average ........ 2.5 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 AssisTs ................... 635- Willis Cheaney- 1992-95 Wayne STaTe 3/13/92 STeals ................................ 73 - Rod Drake - 1982 AssisT Average ........... 7.1 - Ray Harper - 1984-85 1.000 - Rodney Edergson (10-10) vs STeals Average .. 2.4 - Willis Cheaney - 1994 & 95 Blocked ShoTs ........... 121 - J.B. Brown - 1985-87 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 2.4 - Rod Drake - 1982 STeals .......................... 252 - Rod Drake - 1981-84 MinuTes Played ..... 1,227 - AnTonio Garcia - 1999 ConsecuTive 3 FG’s ...... 10 - Rodney Edgerson vs MinuTes Played .... 4399 - DwighT Higgs - 1981-84 MinuTes Per Game .... 37.4 - DwighT Higgs - 1982 MinuTes Per Game .36.7- DwighT Higgs- 1981-84 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 Games STarTed ....... 35 - PaTrick Crichelow - 1999 Free Throws ........................ 18 - Eric Freeman vs 35 - Adam MaTTingly - 1999 Games Played ........ 133 Gino BarTolone - 1998-01 Quincy 2/14/04 35 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 Games STarTed ........... 120 - Rod Drake - 1981-84 FT’s ATTempTed ..................... 24 - Mason Cope vs 35 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Consec. Games Played ........ 119 - George Tinsley Louisville 2/4/56 Games Played .............. 37 - by six players - 1999 1966-69 Consec. Games STarTed 112 - Dallas ThornTon - FT’s PercenTage 1.000 - (17-17) DwighT Higgs vs TEAM SouThern ConnecTicuT 3/11/83 Wins ....................................................... 35 - 1999 1965-68 ConsecuTive FT’s ................ 17 - DwighT Higgs vs BesT Win PercenTage ............... 94.6 (35-2) - 1999 TEAM SouThern ConnecTicuT 3/11/83 Win STreak ............................................. 23 - 1968 Games ...................................... 2,085 - 1907-2008 Rebounds ......................... 29 - MarTin Holland vs PoinTs ................................................ 3246 - 1999 Wins ......................................... 1,367 - 1907-2008 YoungsTown STaTe 1/23/60 PoinT Average ..................................... 94.1 - 1973 Times over 100 ..................................... 14 - 1990 Losses ......................................... 717 - 1907-2008 AssisTs ......... 17 - T.J. SmiTh vs. Boyce 12/18/07 Ties .................................................. 1 - 1907-2008 Blocked ShoTs 12 - J.B. Brown vs Drury 1/15/72 Field Goals ......................................... 1157 - 1999 FG’s ATTempTed .................................. 2548 - 1960 Win PercenTage ......................... 65.6 - 1907-2008 STeals .... 8 - Rod Drake vs ST. AugusTine 3/23/84 FG’s PercenTage ................................... 513 - 2008 Seasons ........................................ 98 - 1907-2008 MinuTes Played ................. 54 - Willis Cheaney vs 3 Field Goals ........................................ 281 - 2004 Winning Seasons .......................... 72 - 1907-2008 KenTucky STaTe 2/16/95 3 FG’s ATTempTed ................................. 725 - 2004 Win STeak ............................. 29 - 1/13/68-1/14/69 3 FG PercenTage .................................. 457 - 1987 ConsecuTive Home Wins .58 - 1/23/97 - 2/5/2000 TEAM: Free Throws ......................................... 729 - 1990 PoinTs .................... 136 vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 ConsecuTive Road Wins ......... 13 - 1/13/68-1/4/69 FT’s ATTempTed .................................. 1054 - 1999 ConsecuTive Winning Seasons ..... 21 - 1981-2005 PoinTs, Half ............ 74 vs ForT Valley (1sT) 2/6/74 FT’s PercenTage ................................... 753 - 1978 PoinTs Allowed ...... 125 vs Old Dominion 1/30/73 Rebounds .......................................... 1658 - 1999 20 Win Seasons ................................................. 23 Field Goals ............ 55 vs KenTucky STaTe 1/17/68 Rebound Average ............................... 61.6 - 1959 ConsecuTive 20-Win Seasons ........... 14 - 1982-95 FG’s ATTempTed ................. 107 vs Tampa 2/6/64 AssisTs ................................................. 685 - 1999 30+ Win Seasons ................................................. 5 FG’s PercenTage .......................... 67.9 (38-56) vs AssisTs Average .................................. 19.2 - 1998 ConsecuTive 30-Win Seasons .............................. 4 Lewis 1/30/03 Blocked ShoTs ..................................... 151 - 2002 Blocks Average ..................................... 3.3 - 1990 NCAA ConsecuTive FG’s ................... 15 vs Lewis 3/4/84 STeals ................................................... 366 - 1999 3 Field Goals .................. 18 Indianapolis 2/26/04 Player – Season STeals Average .................................... 11.0 - 1998 Games Played ..................... 37 PaTrick CriTchelow, 3 FG’s ATTempTed ........... 40 vs Bellarmine 3/9/91 MinuTes Played .................................. 7400 - 1999 3 FG PercenTage .... 83.0 (5-6) vs Indiana Purdue Games Played ........................................ 37 - 1999 AnTonio Garcia, Chris Haskin, Leroy John, ForT Wayne 1/22/87 Adam MaTTingly and Dana Williams - 1999 TRIPLE-DOUBLES Games STarTed .............. 37 PaTrick CriTchelow and Free Throws ............ 49 vs KenTucky STaTe 3/5/92 James Greene vs Drury ......................... 1/15/72 FT’s ATTempTed ........ 67 vs KenTucky STaTe 3/5/92 Adam MaTTingly - 1999 12 poinTs, 15 rebounds, 12 blocks Player – Career FT’s PercenTage .............. 1.000 vs Drury 2/28/73 Kim Clay vs Tennessee Wesleyan ....... 11/21/87 ConsecuTive FT’s 24 vs OliveT Nazarene 11/30/92 13 poinTs, 12 rebounds, 10 assisTs Games Played ........ 133 Gino BarTolone - 1998-01 24 vs Oakland CiTy 11/29/75 Kim Clay vs Bellarmine ......................... 1/24/88 Team – Season Rebounds ....................... 88 vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 12 poinTs, 10 rebounds, 10 assisTs Games Played ......................................... 37 - 1999 AssisTs ..................... 36 vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 Kim Clay vs WesT Virgina Tech ........... 11/26/88 Wins ........................................................ 35 - 1999 Blocked ShoTs ......... 13 vs Oakland CiTy 12/11/86 16 poinTs, 11 rebounds, 10 assisTs 30 Win Seasons ............................ 4 - 1998, 1999, STeals ................................. 27 vs Indiana Purdue AnTonio Garcia vs Quincy ...................... 2/14/98 2000 and 2001 11 poinTs, 11 rebounds, 11 assisTs ConsecuTive ForT Wayne 1/7/82 Marlon Parmer vs SainT Joseph’s ......... 2/20/03 MinuTes Played ..... 275 vs Transylvania 12/15/84 30-Win Seasons ....................... 4 - 1998 (30-3), 17 poinTs, 14 assisTs, 10 rebounds 1999 (35-2); 2000 (31-3); and 2001 (31-3) LargesT Win Margin ..................... 79 (127-48) vs Marlon Parmer vs Wisconsin Parkside .2/22/03 Indiana Wesleyan 12/13/97 22 poinTs, 12 assisTs, 10 rebounds ConsecuTive 20-Win Seasons: .......... 14 - 1982-95 T.J. SmiTh vs Wisconsin Parkside ......... 1/12/08 ConsecuTive Games Scoring 13 poinTs, 13 assisTs, 10 rebounds 3 Field Goals ............... 673 - 11/22/86 - presenT 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 37 Career, Season and Game Bests CAREER- POINTS CAREER - CAREER - Player Seasons G Pts Avg FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Corey Crowder 1988-91 118 2282 19.3 (Min. 750 attempts) (Min.
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    General Information LOCATION - Morehead, Ky., located halfway between Lexington and Ashland where the "bluegrass meets Appalachia". ENROLLMENT - 5485. FOUNDED - 1922. PRESIDENT - Dr. Adron Doran. DEGREES GRANTED - A . B., B. S., M. A., M. S. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Bob Laughlin, More- head '37. HEAD BASKETBALL COACH - Bob Wright, Marshall '50, 12-12. ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH - Lake Kel­ ly, Georgia Tech '56. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL COACH - Sonny Allen, Morehead '50. SPORTS PUBLICITY-David Cawood, Baylor '65. COLORS - Blue and Gold. NICKNAME - Eagles. CONFERENCES - Ohio Valley and NCAA. FIELDHOUSE - Laughlin Fieldhouse, 5,500. 1965-66 RECORD - 12-12, 8-6 in OVC. OVC OFFICE - Art Guepe, Commissioner, 1808 West End Building, Nashville, Tennessee, Phone 254-1219. Cover by Steve May For MSU Raconteur 1966-67 BASKETBALL at Morehead State University DAVID CA WOOD Sports Information Director Office Phone: St. 4-4181, Ext. 225 Home Phone: St. 4-5905 1 I; l DR. ADRON DORAN, PRESIDENT MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Doran is Morehead State University's seventh President and has served Morehead since 1954. Morehead State University A change in its name this year points out the high level reached in the growth of Morehead State University. Reflected by the change are 12 years of increase in academic standards, enroll­ ment and physical plant under the leadership of President Adron Doran. What was once a dormant little college is now a bustling institution of higher learning which has grown in enrollment more than six times during the past 12 years, making More­ head State University one of the fastest growing schools in the United States. With its student body of nearly 5,500, its strong faculty and its dynamic leadership, More­ head State University has become one of the nation's foremost educational institutions.