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03-04 MBB Media Guide 2003-04 Schedule Nov. 21 at Kansas State Nov. 24 ALABAMA STATE Nov. 26 MILLSAPS JANUARY 8 - BIRMINGHAM JANUARY 31 - KIMBEL ARENA Nov. 29 LAGRANGE Dec. 3 at UAB School .......................................................... Birmingham-Southern College Dec. 6 ROBERT MORRIS Dec. 18 at Savannah State Location .................................................................. Birmingham, Alabama Dec. 21 at Nicholls State Founded ............................................................................................ 1856 Dec. 28-29 at Shamrock Office Solutions Classic (Moraga, CA) Enrollment ....................................................................................... 1,360 Jan. 3 at Winthrop* Nickname ..................................................................................... Panthers Jan. 5 at UNC Asheville* Colors ...................................................................... Black, Gold and White Jan. 8 COASTAL CAROLINA* Jan. 10 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* Conference ................................................................................ Big South Jan. 17 at VMI* President ......................................................................... Dr. Neal R. Berte Jan. 19 at Radford* Jan. 22 LIBERTY* Athletics Director ................................................................. Joe Dean, Jr. Jan. 24 WINTHROP* Athletic Department Phone .............................................. 205-226-4935 Jan. 28 HIGH POINT* Jan. 31 at Coastal Carolina Head Coach ......................................................................... Duane Reboul Feb. 2 at Charleston Southern* Feb. 8 UNC ASHEVILLE* Alma Mater, Year ...........................................................New Orleans, ’72 Feb. 14 at Liberty* Record at School (Years)..................................................... 347-94 (14) Feb. 16 at High Point* Feb. 21 SAVANNAH STATE Career Record (Years) ......................................................... 347-94 (14) Feb. 25 RADFORD* Assistant Coaches ..................... Mitch Cole, Scott Stapler, Bill Armstrong Feb. 28 VMI* Office Phone Number ........................................................ 205-226-4888 2002-03 Results Home Court ................................................................ Bill Battle Coliseum Nov. 22 at UAB L, 53-71 Nov. 27 at South Alabama L, 64-77 Capacity ........................................................................................... 2,000 Nov. 30 COVENANT (GA.) W, 108-65 Press Row Phone Number ................................................ 205-226-7766 Dec. 2 STETSON W, 75-59 Dec. 5 TEXAS COLLEGE W-2ot, 86-81 2002-03 Overall Record .................................................................. 19-9 Dec. 8 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W, 92-86 2002-03 Big South Record (Finish) ................................................ N/A Dec. 15 at Florida State L, 47-56 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................................... 8/5 Dec. 19 NICHOLLS STATE W, 60-47 HEAD COACH DUANE REBOUL Dec. 21 at Alabama State L, 53-58 Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................... 2/3 Dec. 29 at Robert Morris W, 75-73 Newcomers ............................................................................................. 7 Jan. 2 at Coastal Carolina L, 64-74 Jan. 4 at Charleston Southern W, 69-61 Top Returners: Derrick Williams, Sr., 5-9, G (12.6 ppg); Jakob Sigurdarson, Jan. 8 RADFORD W, 83-65 Jr., 6-4, G (12.3 ppg); Grant Davis, Sr., 6-8, F (6.3 ppg); James Collins, So., Jan. 12 WINTHROP L, 67-74 6-2, G (4.6 ppg) Jan. 15 UNC ASHEVILLE W, 88-71 Jan. 18 at High Point W, 64-60 Top Newcomers: Sredrick Powe, Jr., 6-7, F; Rostislav Vergun, Jr., 6-7, G/F; Jan. 20 at Elon W, 64-52 Augustinas Vitas, Jr., 6-11, C; Arnold Gore, Fr., 6-5, G/F Jan. 25 at Savannah State W, 70-58 Jan. 29 LIBERTY W, 72-55 Feb. 1 COASTAL CAROLINA L, 59-65 Assoc. Sports Information Director/MBB Contact .......... Will Chandler Feb. 5 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, 63-60 MBB Contact E-mail ................................................... [email protected] Feb. 8 at UNC Asheville L, 68-82 Feb. 10 at Winthrop L, 63-67 MBB Contact Office Phone Number ................................ 205-226-7736 Feb. 15 ELON W, 76-67 MBB Contact Office Fax Number ..................................... 205-226-3049 Feb. 19 HIGH POINT W, 63-62 Feb. 22 at Liberty W, 53-50 MBB Contact Home Phone Number ................................. 205-841-1207 Feb. 24 at Radford W, 67-57 Web Site....................................................................... www.bscsports.net SENIOR GUARD DERRICK WILLIAMS Feb. 27 SAVANNAH STATE W, 92-75 2003-04 Schedule Nov. 22 at East Carolina Nov. 25 UNC GREENSBORO C Nov. 29 at South Carolina DECEMBER 20 - KIMBEL ARENA Dec. 1 UNC WILMINGTON Dec. 9 at UNC Greensboro O School .......................................................................... Campbell University Dec. 15 UCF* Dec. 17 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* A Location ......................................................... Buies Creek, North Carolina Dec. 20 at Coastal Carolina Founded ............................................................................................ 1887 Dec. 30 at William & Mary S Jan. 3 TROY STATE* Enrollment ....................................................................................... 9,220 Jan. 8 at Georgia State* T Nickname ..........................................................................Fighting Camels Jan. 10 at Mercer* Colors ............................................................................. Orange and Black Jan. 14 GARDNER-WEBB* Jan. 17 JACKSONVILLE* A Conference ............................................................................. Atlantic Sun Jan. 19 STETSON* President .................................................................... Dr. Jerry M. Wallace Jan. 22 at Lipscomb* L Jan. 24 at Belmont* Athletics Director .............................................................Stan Williamson Jan. 28 at Troy State* Athletic Department Phone .............................................. 910-893-1327 Jan. 31 LIPSCOMB* Feb. 2 BELMONT* Head Coach .......................................................................... Robbie Laing Feb. 5 at Stetson* M Feb. 7 at Jacksonville* Alma Mater, Year ............................................................... Troy State, ’82 Feb. 12 MERCER* E Record at School (Years).......................................................... First Year Feb. 14 GEORGIA STATE* Career Record (Years) ..............................................................First Year Feb. 20 at Gardner-Webb* N Feb. 26 at Florida Atlantic* Assistant Coaches ................. Brian Alexander, Rob Burke, Myron Guillory Feb. 28 at UCF* ‘ Office Phone Number ........................................................ 910-893-1335 Mar. 4-6 at Atlantic Sun Championship Home Court .................................................................. Carter Gymnasium 2002-03 Results Nov. 23 FRANCIS MARION W, 65-64 S Capacity .............................................................................................. 945 Nov. 26 at Old Dominion L, 43-72 Press Row Phone Number ................................................ 910-814-4307 Nov. 30 COASTAL CAROLINA W, 65-49 Dec. 11 at UNC Wilmington L, 36-68 2002-03 Overall Record .................................................................. 5-22 Dec. 14 at UNC Asheville L-ot, 89-99 B 2002-03 A-Sun Record (Finish) ................................... 1-15 (6th-North) Dec. 17 HIGH POINT W, 99-80 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................................... 8/4 Dec. 21 vs East Carolina L, 61-86 A HEAD COACH ROBBIE LAING Dec. 28 at High Point L, 76-79 Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................... 2/3 Dec. 30 WILLIAM & MARY L, 80-82 Newcomers ............................................................................................. 5 Jan. 4 at Jacksonville State* L, 78-82 S Jan. 6 at Georgia State* L, 59-92 Top Returners: Tarick Johnson, Sr., 6-4, G (17.1 ppg); Brad McKeiver, Jr., 6-6, Jan. 9 SAMFORD* L, 53-62 K F (3.5 ppg); Dominique Klein, Jr., 6-6, F (6.8 ppg); Robby Dupre, So., 6-6, F Jan. 11 BELMONT* L, 63-73 (5.4 ppg); Corey Parker, So., 6-2, G (4.7 ppg) Jan. 16 at Lipscomb L, 55-80 E Jan. 18 GARDNER-WEBB* W, 76-74 Top Newcomers: Diego Aguiar, Fr., 6-7, F; Anthony Atkinson, Fr., 5-10, G; Jan. 23 at Jacksonville* L, 51-65 T Kevin Chester, Fr., 6-8, F/C; Russ Gibson, Fr., 6-9, F; Colin Hunt, Fr., 6-8, F Jan. 25 at Stetson* L, 57-69 Jan. 30 MERCER* L, 62-77 Feb. 1 TROY STATE* L, 75-100 B Assistant A.D./MBB Contact ................................................... Stan Cole Feb. 4 UCF* L, 69-98 MBB Contact E-mail .................................. [email protected] Feb. 7 at Florida Atlantic* L, 56-83 A Feb. 12 LIPSCOMB W-ot, 91-90 MBB Contact Office Phone Number ................................ 910-893-1331 Feb. 14 at Gardner-Webb* L, 69-81 L MBB Contact Office Fax Number ..................................... 910-893-1330 Feb. 20 at Belmont* L, 56-74 Feb. 22 at Samford* L, 44-63 MBB Contact Home Phone Number ................................. 910-893-9413 Feb. 27 GEORGIA STATE* L, 72-88 L Web Site......................................................... www.campbell.edu/athletics SENIOR GUARD TARICK JOHNSON Mar. 1 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L, 56-68 28 2003-04 MEDIA GUIDE 2003-04 Schedule Nov. 21 vs. College of Charleston Nov. 24 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL Nov.
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