Brett Roberts-1991 -92 NCAA Division I Scoring Champion
1992 Second Round Draft C hoice of the NBA's Sacramento Kings 1991 Fourth Round Draft C hoice of Major League Baseball's Minnesota Twins C urrently one of the top pitching prospects in the Minnesota Twins Minor League System Roberts' Career Basketball and Baseball Statistics Baseball Year G W-L IP H R-ER ERA BB so 1989 14 4-6 60.2 73 48-41 6.08 34 48 1990 10 4-3 56.0 67 31-22 3.54 25 68 1991 17 7-6 95.0 91 55-37 3.5 1 55 93 Totals 41 15-15 211.2 231 134-100 4.25 104 209 Basketball Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1988-89 27- 18 88- 196-.449 11 -32-.334 57-79-.722 179-6.6 42 244-9.0 1989-90 29-29 I 50-283-.530 14-37-.378 95-127-.748 264-9. 1 42 409-1 4.I l 990-91 22-20 124-268-.463 15-45-.333 57-73-.781 198-9.0 43 320-1 4.5 199 1-92 29-29 278-580-.479 66-170-. 388 193-219-.88 1 256-8.8 46 815-28. 1 Totals 107-96 640-132 7-.482 106-284-.373 402-498-.807 897-8.4 173 1788-16.7 Contents, Quick Facts 1
Contents Morehead State University Academic-Athletic Center ...... 31 Assistant Coaches ...... 8-9 1993-94 Basketball Schedule Athletic Administration ...... 3-6 Date Opponent Time Head Coach Dick Fick ...... 7 Nov.29 Northern Kentucky 7:30 MSU Profile ...... 6 Dec. 1 Loyola-Chicago 7:30 4 Thomas More 7:30 Opponents ...... 2 7-31 8 at Louisville 8:00 Outlook ...... 11 10-11 ar Illini Classic TBA 17 ac Kentucky 8:05 Player Profiles ...... 12-25 21 Northern Illinois 7:30 President Ronald G. Eaglin ...... 2 23 at Loyola-Chicago 8:30 Roster ...... 10 27 at Western Michigan 7:30 Jan. 3 Eastern Kentucky' 7:45 Schedule ...... I 8 Murray State' 7:45 Statistics, Records, Media Info rmation ( pecial Media Insert) ... Al -A20 10 Southeast Missouri' 7:45 13 at UT-Marcin' 8:30 I 5 at Austin Peay' 8:30 17 at Tennessee State' 8:30 22 Tennessee Tech' 7:45 24 Middle Tennessee't 9:30 Credits 29 at Eastern Kentucky' 4:00 This publication was written and/or edited by MSU Spores Feb. 5 at Southeast Missouri' 8:30 Information Director Randy Stacy. Special writing and/ or editorial 7 at Murray State' 8:30 12 Tennessee State· 7:45 assistance was provided by MSU Media Relations, the MSU 14 Austin Peay' 7:45 Publications Sraff and Sports Information secretary Brenda 19 UT-Martin' 7:45 Kissinger. Photography by MSU staff photographer Eric 26 at Middle Tennessee' 8:30 28 at Tennessee Tech· 8:30 Shindelbower, and student assistants. Printing by MSU Printing Mar. 3-5 OVC Tournament TBA Operations. (Nashvi lle, Tenn.) Home games in bold ·ovCgames tTelevised on Sport South All times Eastern and subject co change
1993-94 Eagle Basketball Quick Facts Location: Morehead, Ky. 40351 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 4/ 5 Founded: 1922 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/ l Enrollment: 8,899 Head Coach: Dick Fick Colors: Blue and Gold Alma Mater: Lewis University '7 5 Nickname: Eagles Coaching Record: 20-36 (2 years) Conference: Ohio Valley, Division I Record at MSU: 20-36 (2 years) Arena: Ellis T. Johnson O ffice Phone: (606) 783-2087 Capacity: 6,500 Best time to reach: weekday mornings President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Assistant Coaches: Vice President for Student Life: Mike Mincey Bill Gleason (DePaul '52) Athletic Director: Steve Hamilton James Farr (Creighton '89) O ffice Phone: (606) 783-2088 Assistant Athletic Director: Peter Pilling Trainer: Ryan Kling Adm inistrator, EASF: Jim Caudill Team Orthopedists: Dr. Pat Serey, Dr. T om Fossett Office Phone: (606) 783-2388 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy Faculty Representative: Dr. Mike Brown Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 1992 Record: 6-21 Ho me Phone: (606) 784-2922 1992 OVC Record: 6-10 (6th) FAX Phone: (606) 783-2550 2 University Administration
University Administration
Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President
Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin became Affairs in 1989. Currently, he is participating in a three-year t he 12th president of Morehead national student retention project being undertaken by AASCU State Universi ty on July 1, 1992. and funded by the Student Loan Marketing Association. Bringing n early 30 years of He frequently serves as a consultant throughout the experience in higher educat ion Southeast and often presents workshops for colleges on student administration to the MSU post, retention, leadership and academic advisement. He has worked he previously was chancellor of with numerous statewide projects in the Southeast, including South Carolina's Coastal Carolina ones for the South Carolina Department on Higher Education, College at Conway. Georgia Board of Regents and South Carolina Board for A former vice chancellor for academic affairs at USC's Technical and Comprehensive Education. Spartanburg campus, Dr. Eaglin began his career in higher In summer 1992, he chaired a Fulbright High Commission education administration in the area of student life/housing delegation which went to Cyprus to present a four-day seminar and has taught both in public school and universi ty settings. on accreditatio n a nd self-study fo r highe r education In t he early 1970s, he served as a regional director, Southeast O ffice of the American College Testing Program (ACT ). representatives of Turkish and G reek Cypriot communities. He holds a bachelor's degree in biology and mathematics A member of severa l honorary societies such as Psi Chi and from Sout heast Missouri State University, a master's degree Phi Delta Kappa, Dr. Eaglin also is active in his community. in student personnel administ ration from Southern Illinois As president of MSU, Dr. Eaglin serves as a member of the University and a doctoral degree in educational psychology from Board of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan Chamber of the University of Utah. Commerce and the Jesse Stuart Foundation. A member of the A graduate of Leadership South Carolina, he has been active Kentucky Council on Higher Education 's Conference of in the NCAA President's Commission and is a former vice Presidents, he was appointed by Gov. Brereton C. Jones to chairman of the Big South Athletic Conference (Division I). the East Kentucky Development Roundtable, an advisory Active in t he American Association of State Colleges and working group to the East Kentucky Office of the Cabinet Universities, President Eaglin has served on numerous AASCU for Economic Development. committees, including chair of the Committee on Academic He and his wife, Bonnie, have four adult children. Athletic Administration 3
Mike Mincey Vice President for Student Life Mike Mincey, Morehead State's activities, student development, financial aid and scholarships, vice president for student life and student housi ng and public safety. a former Eagle athlete, assumed A three-time graduate of the University, he earned a responsibility for supervision of bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, one in higher the U n iversity's athletics education. The native of Waycross, Ga., has done advanced programs in June, 1993. studies at Indiana Universi ty and is a member of the National An MSU administrative staff Association of Student Personnel Administrators. member since 1975, Mincey was Prior to joining the MSU staff, he taught and coached in appointed interim vice president public schools in Flemingsburg, Ky., and Tifton, Ga. in 1986 and assumed the title of Mincey earned four varsity letters ( I 965-68) as a member vice president and Dean of Students in 1990 fo llowing a national of the Eagle football squad. An all-stater at Ware County (Ga.) search. Since joining the staff, Mincey has held a va riety of High School, he was a member of MSU's last Ohio Valley posts including assistant to t he vice president for academic Conference football championship squad in 1967. affai rs, grants coordinator and coordinator for academic support His wife, the former Kathy Crusie of Lyndon, O hio, is a services. two-time graduate of MSU and currently serves the University In addition to the athletics program, Mincey also provides as an assistant professor of English. They have three children, supervisory support ta the areas of the Dean of Students, student Sarah, Jacob and Samuel.
Steve Hamilton Director of Athletics One of Morehead State's most During his college career, Hamiltan played on championship successful athletics alumni, Steve teams in basketball, baseball and track. He established five MSU Hamiltan enters his seventh year records in rebounding and is the Eagles' all-time leading as athletic director at his alma rebounder and fourth leading scorer. He earned basketball All mater. America honors in 1957. Hamiltan, a standout athlete in Hamiltan may best be known for his 11 years of major league baseball, basketball and track baseball experience. He pitched for the C leveland Indians, during his playing days at MSU, Washingtan Senatars, New York Yankees, C hicago White Sox, has been the University's athletic San Francisco Giants and the Chicago Cubs. The originator director since July, 1988. He had of the "Folly Floater," he pitched in rwo World Series with served one year as acting athletic the Yankees. director. He spent 14 seasons as the Eagle baseball coach and He also played two seasons with the Minneapolis Lakers, is MSU's all-rime winningest coach with 305 career victaries. becoming one of only two professional athletes to play in both His reams won five divisional championships and two OVC a World Series and an NBA Championship Series. championships. His 1977 and 1983 teams participated in the He served as manager for the Johnson C ity Yankees of the NCAA baseball taurnament. Appalachian League for the 1973 season. He also served as As directar, Hamiltan has seen the MSU athletic program pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers in I 97 5. make dynamic progress, both on the field, in facili ties, and Hamiltan, a graduate of C harlestawn (Ind.) High School, most importantly, in the classroom. During his tenure, he has earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1958 and a master's seen a stat e-of-the-art weig ht facility buil t and othe r degree fr om MSU in 1963. He is married ta the former Shirley improvements made ta faci lities. He has seen the graduation Potter of Raceland, Ky. They have four children, Stephanie rate of Eagle athletes improve and MSU win the O hio Valley (Turn er), Elizabeth (Monet), Robert and Daniel. Conference's Academic Achievement Banner on three In addition to the MSU Athletic Hall of Fame, he has also occasions. He has added an academic counselor for athletics been inducted inta the O hio Valley Confe rence Hall of Fame and begun a compliance program. and the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame. 4 Athletic Administration
Peter Pilling Assistant Director of Athletics Peter Pi lling is in his third year controller for the RFG Management Group in Santa Ana, Calif., as Morehead State's Assistant and prior to that, he spent fo ur years as a senior accountant Director of Athletics. for the fi rm of T hoerner & Reidinger CPA's in Irvine, Calif. A 35-year old native of Los Pilling earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Brigham Alamitos, Calif., Pilling is directly Young University (1984) and a master's degree in sports responsible for all activity related administration from Ohio University ( 1990). to marketing, corporate sponsor He currently serves as second vice-president and board ships, budgets, tickets and event member of NACMA (National Association of Collegiate management. Marketing Administrators). He has spoken at national marketing Pilling came to MSU from the workshops for two-year colleges and at the I 993 NACMA University of Kentucky, where he convention. served as an assistant to the associate athletic director fo r Pilling is married to the former Deanna Fletcher of Provo, internal affairs. Prior to joining the U K staff, he was the Utah. They have three sons, T ravis, Kyler and C.].
Jim Caudill Administrator, Eagle Athletic Scholarship Fund
James R. Uim) Caudill is in his He has been closely involved with the Eagle Athletic Fund seventh year as a development since its origin. He was an original member of the EASF Advisory officer and Administrator of the Board and remains a member. Eagle Athletic Scholarship Fund. "l think it is outstanding that a person with Jim's financial Caudill, a former Morehead background is administering EAF," said MSU Director of businessman, earned a bachelor's Athletics Steve Hamilton. "Also, h,s longtime association with degree in business administration and love for athletics at MSU will continue to be a pos1r1ve from MSU in 1972. While a stu factor as he leads our athletic fund raising efforts." dent at MSU, Caudill was a mem Caudill is married to the former Candy Huffman of Pikeville. ber of the Eagle golf team, and he remains a top amateur golfer. They have three children, Ann, Steve and Jaime Leigh.
Ryan Kling Athletic Trainer Ryan Kling, an individual who the T emple staff, he was an assistant trainer and adjunct is both we ll-schooled and instructor at Southern Illi nois. experienced in athletic training He spent four years as a student trainer at Michigan Stare and spores medicine, is in his while earning a bachelor's degree (1983). He served rwo years second season as Head Athletic as a graduate assistant at Tulsa while earning a master's degree T raine r a t Morehead S ta re (I 985). University. "Ryan is an outstanding young trainer who we know will Kling, who came to MSU from carry on our excellent athletic training program," said Eagle the position of assistant trai ner at Athletic Director Steve Hamilton. " He has proven himself in T emple, replaced Keith Webster all situations and came highly recommended by respected who resigned after 10 years at MSU to accept a position with members of the athletic trai ning profession." the Hughston Clinic in Columbus, Ga. Kling, a native of Elkhart, Ind., is single. While at T emple, the 32-year old Kling was the head trainer for the highly successful Owl basketball program. Prior to joining Athletic Administration 5
R andy Stacy Sports Information Director Randy Stacy begins his seventh The 38-year old Stacy served as men's spores information season as sports information director ac MSU for a brief time in 1977 before assuming a director after serving 16 months fu ll -time position at Tennessee Tech University. as the director of the Eagle The native of Carr Creek, Ky., and graduate of Carr C reek Athletic Fund. High School (now Knott County Central}, also served as a Stacy, a 1977 graduate of graduate assistant in the Office of Public Information and was Morehead State University, is che a news and spores reporter at WMKY radio while at MSU. former assistant sports infor Stacy is a member of College Spores Information Di rectors mation director at che University of America (CoSIDA) and currently serves on chat group's of Kentucky. While at U K, Stacy workshop program committee. He is married to the former was responsible for all media and public relations for che men's Jeanetta Caudill of Morehead. They have cwo sons, Brad and basketball program as well as press row operations. Jared.
Jim Wells Compliance Coordinator and Academic/ Athletic Counselor Jim Wells, whose more than two MSU's alumni periodical, the Morehead STA TEment. decades of involvement with A two-time graduate of MSU, the 41-year old Wells will Morehead Scace University athle be in charge of monitoring the University's compliance with tics range from his serving as an NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference rules and legislation as undergraduate student manager of well as the academic progress of Eagle athletes. the Eagle baseball squad to serving "Jim's experience as both a coach and administrator will serve as spores information director to him well in this position," said Eagle Athletic Director Steve coaching the Lady Eagle softball Hamilton. " He has served the institution loyally for many years, team, is in his second year as the and we welcome him back to the athletic department." University's Compliance Coor An avid golfer and former manager of the University Golf dinator and his first as Academic/At hletic Counselor. Course, Wells is a life-long resident of Morehead. He is single. Wells most recently served MSU as a publication's assistant. Among his assignments was to serve as managing editor of
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Staff Directory U niversity Administration (area code 606) Dr. Ro na ld G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athle tic Administration Mike M incey, Vice President for Student Life ...... 783-2070 S teve Ham ilto n , Directo r of Athle t ics ...... 783-2088 Pe te r Pilling, Assistant Directo r of A thletics ...... 783-2387 D r. W . M ichael Brown , Faculty Represen tative ...... 783-2 120 Jim Wells, Compliance Coordinator and Academic/ Athletic Counselo r ...... 783-5136 C o aching Staff Pa lmer Adkins, Swimming ...... 783-2391 Jennife r Bruening, Volleyball Assistan t ...... 783-2122 Kevin Carty, Football A ssistan t ...... 783-5133 Dr. Rex C haney, Golf ...... 783-2396 James Farr, Men 's Basketball A ssistant ...... 783-208 7 Dick Fick, H ead Men 's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Jan et Gabriel, H ead Women's Basketba ll ...... 783-2126 W endy Gatlin, W o men 's Basketball A ssistant ...... 783-2191 Bill Gleason, Men's Baske tball Assist ant ...... 783-2087 Vern H asty, Baseba ll Assistant ...... 783-2881 Jeff Judge, Football Assistant ...... 783-2313 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Kerry Locklin, Foo tball A ssistant ...... 783-5132 Chih Loo, Women's T e nnis ...... 783-2449 Richard May, Foot ball Assistant ...... 783-2311 Jace Nathanson , Men 's T ennis ...... 784-4066 Capt. H a nk Patton , Rifle ...... 783-2050 Cole Procto r, Head Football Coach ...... 783-2020 Rex Ryan, Foo tball Assistant ...... 783-2 151 Dr. Frank Spaniol, Baseball ...... 783-2882 Jennifer VanSickle, Softball ...... 783-5283 M ike Welch , Volleyball Coach ...... 783-2122 T im Wheeler, Men 's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2087 Trish Wilson , W o men's Basketball Assista nt ...... 783-5139 Athle t ic T raining Ryan Kling, H ead Trainer ...... 783-2392 Jeff C urley, Assistant Tra iner ...... 783-2790 Spo rts Info rmation Randy Stacy, Directo r ...... 783-2500 (Stacy a t ho me, 784-2922; FAX 783-2550) C le ric al Staff Jenny Duncan , Athle tics ...... 783-2088 T eresa H o ward, Basketball ...... 783-2087 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Informa tio n ...... 783-2500 S herry Mays, Footba ll ...... 783-2020 Beth Newton , A thletics ...... 783-2088
More h ead State U niversity Quality is the byword of Morehead State University as the institution 1s MSU operates under a 10-member Board of Regents. Eight citizens are in its eighth decade of service. Founded in 1922 as a teachers college, MSU appointed by the governor of Kentucky and two seats are held by elected became a university m 1966. faculty and student representatives with full voting rights. The administrative Nestled in the footh ills of the Daniel Boone National Forest, Morehead structure consists of four divisions: Academic Affairs, University Advancement, State provides a learning and li ving environment for nearly 9,000 students, Student Life, and Administration and Fiscal Services. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin 1000 faculty and staff members. The University's 500-acre campus features became MSU's 12th president on July I, 1992, after a nationwide search. a SO-structure skyline dominated by the two tallest occupied structures in Morehead State sponsors a full program of intercollegiate sports for men Eastern Kentucky, 19-srory Cartmell Hall and 16-srory Mignon Tower. and women as charter members of the Ohio Valley Conference and Nanonal The University' four academic colleges offer many programs of study from Collegiate Athletic Association. Athletic facilities include a 10,000-seat football an associate degree to a joint doctoral program. Science and Technology, stadium with omniturf and an eighr-lane oval track, a 6,500-seat basketball Humanities, Business, and Education and Behavioral Sciences comprise the arena, a 1,200-seat baseba ll park, 14 all-weather tennis courts, a nine-hole academic colleges. golf course, and an olympic-sized indoor swimming pool and diving well. Coaches 7
Dick Fick Head Basketball Coach
Dick Fick, star of stage During his tenure on the staff of Coach Tony Barone (he's an outstanding and at C reighton ( 1985-9 l), the Bluejay's record included entertaining public speaker), three straight 20-win seasons (24-8 in 1990-91, 22- 10 in screen (his television show I 989-90 and 20-1 1 in 1988-89), two trips to the NCAA is one of the most entertain T ournament and a trip to the N IT. ing produced), and ESPN's Fick was in charge of C reighton 's recruiting, scheduling, "Big Monday" (Fick was the travel and scouting, as well as on -floor preparation. Prior namesake of the late Coach to joining the C reighton program, he spent six seasons Jim Valvano's charismatic at Valparaiso (I 978-85), one season as a graduate assistant coach award last season), and five seasons as an assistant coach. There, he handled returns for his third season recruiting, scouting and various coaching and administra as head basketball coach at Morehead State University. tive duties as Valparaiso entered NCAA Division I. A 20-year veteran of the college and high school For one season (1977-78), he was the head basketball coaching ranks, Fic k has brought excite me n t and coach at Joliet West H igh School. At Aurora Central Catholic High School ( 1976-77), he spent one season and enthusiasm back to Morehead State U niversity basketba ll led his team to the Illinois state championship finals and with his run -and-gun, shoot -the-three-pointer offense, the school's first -ever sectional and supersectional pressure defense and recruitment of many athletes from championships. He also was Aurora Central's assistant Kentucky and surrounding states. coach in 197 5-76. C harismatic, intense and first -class are words used to Fick spent one season (I 973-74) as a volunteer assistant describe the 41 -year old native of Joliet , Ill., who came coach at the College of St. Francis in Joliet. to MSU after serving six years as an assistant coach at He has directed several basketball camps and is a C reigh ton U niversity. He led the 1991-92 Eagles to a published author of basketball-related articles. 14-15 record. Last season , the youthful Eagles got off to Fick graduated from Joliet W est High School in 1970. a slow start but rebounded strong in the second half of He earned a bachelor's degree from Lewis University in the season to post a 6-21 mark. His up-tempo style enabled 1975 where he was an outstanding pitcher on Lewis' two Eagle sen ior forward Brett Roberts to lead the nation NAIA national championship baseball teams. He earned in scoring in 1991-92 and the Eagle squad to rank among a master's degree from Valparaiso in 1982. the nation's leaders in scoring and three-point field goals He and his wife, April, have a daughter, Kylie, and made per game. a son, Jeff. 8 Coaches
Bill Gleason Assistant Basketball Coach Bill Gleason is set to begin his (1959-67) where he led his team to three Catholic titles and 40th year in the coaching a city championship. Among his players at DePaul Academy profession, his third as an assistant was current DePaul Head Coach Joey Meyer. When DePaul basketball coach at Morehead Academy closed its doors in 1968 to make room for the ever State. expanding DePaul University, he moved on to Loyola Academy The 64-year old native of (1968-80). There, he led his ream to four league titles and Chicago came to MSU from an became rhe fi rst Catholic league coach to take a squad to the assistant coaching position at stare tournament. He surpassed the 500-victory mark in 1978, Tennessee-Chattanooga. During and he has been inducted into the Illinois Hall of Fame. his IO seasons at UTC, the Moes For one season ( 1980-8 1), he was the head coach of the were 214-90 (. 704), won seven Southern Conference regular Chicago Hustle women's professional basketball team. season ti ties, four Southern Confere nce t ourna ment Gleason is well -known throughout basketball circles and championships and participated in four NCAA T ournamenrs annually conducts summer clinics in the Chicago area. He has and four National Invitational T ournaments. also conducted clinics and coached in Europe. Ar the most Gleason graduated from St. Gregory High School in 1948. recent NCAA Final Four in Minneapolis, he was honored as He earned a bachelor's degree from DePaul in 1952 and a a 25-year member of the National Association of Basketball master's degree from DePaul in 1966. Coaches. He began his coaching career at C hicago's St. Benedict High He is married to the former Corky Martin of Chattanooga, School (1954-59). From there, he moved on to DePaul Academy and he is the proud fat her of 15 children.
James Farr Assistant Basketball Coach
James Farr, a former standout Before attending C reighton, he earned an associate degree basketball player and student from Northwest Community College in Powell, Wyoming. He assistant coach at C reighton, earned second-team junior college All-American honors his final enters his third season as an season at Northwest. assistant basket ball coach a t Morehead State University. "I've known James since he was a high school player in Chicago Farr joined the MSU staff after captaining his team to the Illinois state championship," Fick serving for more than a year as said. "I recruited him out of high school and junior college assistant baske tball coach and and to MSU. He is a hard-working person wit h tremendous associate director of admissions at Hales Franciscan High School loyalty." in C hicago, Ill. Farr is active in all phases of the Eagle basketball program, A 1989 graduate of Creighton, Farr captained the 1989 from recruiting t o on-the-floor coaching t o various Bluejay Missouri Valley Conference championshi p team. He was first team All-Missouri Valley Conference and most valuable administrative responsibilities. player at C reighton his senior season. Eagle Head Coach Dick The 26-year old Farr is a graduate of Mount Carmel Catholic Fick was an assistant coach at C reighton during Farr's career. High School in C hicago. He is single and has a daughter Ashley. Coaches, Support Staff 9
Tim Wheeler • Administrative Assistant
Tim Wheeler, a 24-ycar old as head student manager the last four years. His new duties native of Louisvi lle, begins his will involve him in academics, travel budgeting and community sixth season with the Morehead programs. State basketball program, his fi rst Wheeler, a graduate of Louisville Eastern High School, will as an administrative assistant. complete requirements for his bachelor's degree at MSU in Wheeler was student manager December. He i the on of Douglas and Barbara Wheeler of for the past five years and served Louisville and is single.
Dr. Michael Brown Jeff Curley Jenny Duncan Jason Falls Teresa Howard Faculty Representative Assistant Trainer Athletics Secretary SID Student Assistant Basketball Secretary
Brenda Kissinger Scott Latham Beth Newton Troy Lee Thomas SID Secretary Student Manager Athletics Secretary Student Assistant 10 Rosters
1993-94 Basketball Roster Numerical
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/High School/JC 3 Johnnie Williams G 6-5 195 Jr Marion, lnd./Marion 10 Jerry Fogle G 6-2 175 Fr Cynthiana, Ky./Harrison County 11 Marty C li ne G 6-2 175 So Hopkinsville, Ky./University Heights 13 Mark Majick G 6-4 190 So Cortland, Ohio/Liberty 14 Ro bbie O'Bryan G 6-1 180 So Leander, Ky./Johnson Central 21 Kelly W ells F-G 6-7 210 Jr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 24 Mike G illespie G 6-3 175 Jr Tallahassee, Fla./Pasco/T allahassee JC 25 T yro n e Board ley F 6-7 195 Jr Washington, D.C./Duval/T allahassee JC 33 Jo h n Brannen F 6-7 185 So Alexandria, Ky./Newport Central Catholic 34 Keit h Kin zler C 6-9 235 Sr Shorewood, Ill./Joliet Catholic/Joliet College 35 Mike Scrogham C-F 6-7 205 Fr Bardstown, Ky./Nelson County 42 Dwayn e Do wd F 6-6 230 Jr Victorville, Calif. /Victor Valley/Victor Valley College 52 C o le lndestad C 6-8 225 Fr Central City, Ky./Greenup County
Alphabetical
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/High School/JC 25 T yron e Boardley F 6-7 195 Jr Washington, D.C./Duval/Tallahassee JC 33 Jo hn Brannen F 6-7 185 So Alexandria, Ky./Newport Central Catholic 11 M arty C line G 6-2 175 So Hopkinsville, Ky./University Heights 42 Dwayn e Do wd F 6-6 230 Jr Victorville, Calif./Victor Valley/Victor Valley College 10 Jerry Fogle G 6-2 175 Fr Cynthiana, Ky./Harrison County 24 Mike G illesp ie G 6-3 175 Jr Tallahassee, Fla./Pasco/Tallahassee JC 52 Cole lndestad C 6-8 225 Fr Central City, Ky. /Greenup County 34 Ke ith Kimle r C 6-9 235 Sr Shorewood, 111./Joliet Catholic/Joliet College 13 Mark Majick G 6-4 190 So Cortland, Ohio/Liberty 14 Ro bbie O'Bryan G 6-1 180 So Leander, Ky./Johnson Central 35 Mike Scrogh am C-F 6-7 205 Fr Bardstown, Ky./Nelson County 21 Kelly Wells F-G 6-7 210 Jr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 3 Jo hnn ie Willia m s G 6-5 195 Jr Marion, lnd./Marion
Head Coach: Dick Fick Assistant Coaches: Bill Gleason James Farr Outlook 11
1993-94 Eagle Basketball Outlook
The 1993-94 Morehead State U niversity Basketball 19 5, F) is an excellent rebounder and defender and should Eagles provide third-year Head Coach Dick Fick with h is figure into the Eagle front court scheme. Mike Gillespie deepest, most talented squad since taking over the MSU (6-3, 175, G) will provide point guard depth. program prior to the 1991 -92 season. Dwayne Dowd (6-6, 230, F) brings impressive credentials Only four lettermen return from last season, but all from Victor Valley (Calif.) College and will provide much four were starters and accounted for more than 60 percent needed muscle inside. Keith Kimler (6-9, 235, C) will of the team's minutes played and more than 58 percent figure prominently in Fick's post plans. Kimler has only of the points scored. Additionally, a Division I transfer, played two years of organized basketball, but has the talent, four junior college transfers, three high school standouts size and strength to be a factor in the OVC. and walk-ons will make up the squad. Three Kentucky high school standouts will join the All-Ohio Valley Conference center Doug Bentz is chief Eagle program. Jerry Fogle (6-2, 175, G) of Harrison among the losses. Bentz led the 1993-94 team in scoring County High School earned a spot on the Kentucky All (20. 7), rebounding (9.8), field goal percentage (.487), Star squad that competed in the Kentucky-Indiana series. blocked shots (20) and steals (3 1). Cole lndestad (6-8, 225, C) was all-area for Greenup The returnees are juniors Kelly Wells (6-7, 210, F-G, County High School. Mike Scrogham (6-7, 205, F-C), 10.8 ppg., 5.1 rpg.) and Johnnie Williams (6-5, 195, G F, 12.4 ppg., 5.6 rpg.) and sophomores John Brannen (6- who signed during the November signing period, earned 7, 185, F, 12.2 ppg., 4.6 rpg.) and Marty Cline (6-2, 175, first-team All-State honors at Nelson County High School. G, 10.0 ppg., 3.5 rpg.). Mark Majick (6-4), 190, G) sat out last season after Williams ranked second on the squad in both scoring transferring from the Naval Academy, where he was All and rebounding. Wells ranked fourth in scoring and third Freshman Patriot League in 1991-92. Andy Penick, a in rebounding. Brannen and C line were on the OVC's former Kentucky all-stater who played two seasons at All-Newcomer team. Brannen's 60 three-point fi eld goals Michigan State, will sit out this year as a transfer but were best on the team, and Cline led MSU in minutes will practice with the squad. played as a freshman. Fick has put together another tough nonconference In seeking immediate help with experience, Fick scoured schedule in addition to the always tough OVC wars. the junior college ranks and was more than pleased with Nonconference opponents will include Illinois, Kentucky, the results.Two members of the T allahassee Junior College Louisville, Loyola (Ill.), Northern Illinois and Western team joined the MSU program. Tyrone Boardley (6- 7, Michigan. 12 The Eagles
Tyrone Boardley 25 Forward, 6-7, 195, Junior Washington, D.C.
One of two signees from T allahassee Community College on MSU's preseason roster. O ne of the top players on one of the best junior college teams in Florida the past two seasons. Ranked among the top 10 rebounders in Florida last season , averaging better than nine per game. Runs the floor well and has excellent leaping ability. Will provide depth inside and on the wing. Former second-team all-stater for the Duval High School team that won the Maryland state championship in 1990-91. Lefthanded.
High School: Duval High School Coach: Artie Walker Junior College: T allahassee Community College Junior College Coach: Mike G illespie Birthdate: March 3, 1973 Major: Communications Parents: Rose & Julius Boardley
Boardley with Dale Greer, MSU assistant professor can "Tyrone be a very big pare of our success. If he plays as of radio- television. hard as he can all the time, he will make a huge impact on our team. " - Coach Dick Fick The Eagles 13
John Brannen 33 Forward, 6-7, 185, Sophomore Alexandria, Ky.
Enjoyed an outstanding freshman season, averaging 12.2 points and 4.6 rebounds. Member of the O hio Valley Conference All-N ewcomer Team. Led MSU with 60 t hree-point field goals and ranked among the top three-point field goal percentage shooters in the conference. Started 23 of 2 7 games. Scored in double figures in 16 of 27 games. Had at least one three-point field goal in 25 of 27 games. Career high 25 points and career high nine rebounds in the same game against Wright State. Had an outstanding prep career at Newport Central Catholic. Selected first team all-state by The Courier Journal and USA Today and second team by The Lexington Herald-Leader. Selected Northern Kentucky Player of the Year by The Kentucky Post. Earned a spot on the Kentucky team for the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Series. Averaged 26.5 points and 9.6 rebounds as a senior. Scored a school record 1,933 career points.
High School: Newport Central C atholic High School Coach: Ron Dawn Birthdate: January 18, 1974 Major: Business Administration / Finance Parents: John & Debbie Brannen Brannen with Dr. Michael Harfard, MSU department chair of management and markering. ''John has put quality time into his game and will show improvement from his fine freshman year." -Coach Dick Fick
Career Statistics Year G,GS Field Goals 3,Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1992-93 27-23 11 2-262-.427 60-1 57-.382 45-66-.682 123-4.6 28 329- 12.2 Career Highs: Points-25 (Wright State, 1992-93), Rebounds-9 (Wright State, 1992-93) 14 ~ Eagles
Marty Cline 11 Guard, 6-2, 175, Sophomore Hopkinsville, Ky.
Enjoyed an outstanding freshman season , averaging 10 points and 2.9 assists per game. Member of the O hio Valley Conference All-Newcomer T eam. Started 26 of 27 games. Led the team in minutes played, averaging 36 per game and playing less than 32 minutes on only one occasion. Had at least one assist in every game. Had three-point fie ld goals in 23 of 27 games. Scored in double figures in 16 of 27 games. Led team with 105 assists. Scored in the OVC in free throw percentage (.847) and fifth in the league in assists (3.9 apg.). Career high 19 points against Southeast Missouri, and career high nine assists came against Tennessee Tech. Capped an outstanding high school career by leading University Heights Academy co the Kentucky High School State Championship. Selected second team all-state by The Courier Journal and third team all-state by The Associated Press. All-district and all-region. Team most valuable player. Alternate to the Kentucky all-stars for the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Series. Played on the Kentucky junior all-stars as a high school underclassman. High School: University Heights Academy Jeff Jackson High School Coach: Cline with Steve Hamilton, MSU athletics directar Birthdate: May 15, 1973 and former Eagle basketball All-American. Major: French Parents: Martin & Carol Cline "Marty is our fioor leader, and he will develop into one of the finest guards to ever play basketball at Morehead State." -Coach Dick Fick Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1992-93 27-26 77-212-.363 45-132-.34 I 72-85-.847 94-3.5 105 27 1-10.0 Career Highs: Points- 19 (Southeast Missouri, 1992-93), Assists-9 (Tennessee Tech, 1992-93) The Eagles 15
Dwayne Dowd 42 Forward, 6-6, 230, Junior Victorville, Calif.
Signed with Morehead State after an excellent career at Victor Valley College. Averaged 13 points and 10 rebounds as a sophomore and 15 points and 11 rebounds as a freshman. Junior college all-conference both seasons. T earn most valuable player both seasons. Has excellent size and strength. Provides a strong physical presence that has been missing from the MSU squad the past two seasons.
High School: Victor Valley High School Coach: O llie Butler Junior College: Victor Valley College Junior College Coach: Bruce Victor Birthdate: February l , 197 3 Major: Business Administration/ Finance Parents: Helen Dowd & Samuel Broom
"We are counting on Dwayne co con tribute right away as a power forward. His attitude has been his best asset." -Coach Dick Fick
Dowd with T.C. Young, MSU television {Jroducer. 16 The Eagles
Jerry Fogle 10 Guard, 6-2, 175, Freshman Cynthiana, Ky.
Comes to Morehead State after a sterling high school career that saw h im establish himself as one of the top prep stars in Kentucky. First team all-state as a senior. Honorable mention all-state two other years. Member of the Kentucky all-star squad for the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Series. All district four years. A ll-region four years. Three-time team most valuable player. All-time leading scorer at Harrison County.
High School: Harrison Courrty High Scho'ol Coach: Mike Reitz Birthdate: November 30, 1974 Major: Undecided Parent: Marie Fogle
"Going hard all the time will allow Jerry 's talents to show. He is a fine all-around guard who played under a very good coach in high school. " -Coach Dick Fick
Fogle with Dr. Angela Simon, MSU assistant professar of psychology. Media Information Al
Morehead State University Basketball 1993-94 Media Supplement This 20-page insert includes records and statistics to supplement the information in the main text of the 1993-94 Morehead State University basketball yearbook, primarily to assist print and broadcast media representatives in their coverage of this year's MSU squad. Updated and additional information is available by contacting the MSU Sports Information Office at 606-783-2500. MSU also participates in Fax-On-Demand through Info Connection. To obtain an MSU Directory, from your fax machine, dial 404-399-3066. At the voice prompt, enter the OVC access code (68). The document number for MSU's complete directory is 1500. Up-to-the-minute information is always available through Fax-On-Demand. MSU's press row number will again be 606-783-2500. SID Randy Stacy's home telephone number is 606-784-2922. MSU's fax machine number is 606-783-2550.
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1992-93 Morehead State Basketball Statistics Overall Record: 6-21 Home: 6-6 Away: 0-12 Nuetral: 0-3 OVC Record: 6-10
Field Goals 3 Pt. Att. Free Throws Rebounds MSU gp-gs md-att pct md-att pct md-att pct tot-avg a to bs pf-d min pts-avg Doug Bentz 26-26 171-351 48.7 5-23 21.7 191-259 73.7 256-9.8 53 60 20 31 67-1 908-34.9 538-20. 7 Johnnie Williams 27-24 I 19-323 36.8 30-113 26.5 66-110 60.0 150-5.6 63 95 6 14 90-5 854-31.6 334-12.4 John Brannen 27-23 112-262 42.7 60-157 38.2 45-66 68.2 123-4.6 28 60 2 20 61-1 772-28.6 329-12.2 Kelly Wells 22-20 83-2 16 38.4 30-78 38.5 42-57 73.7 113-5.I 63 65 2 15 68-4 653-29.7 238-10.8 Marty Cline 27-26 77-212 36.3 45-132 34.1 72-85 84.7 94-3.5 105 91 3 28 82-3 973-36.0 271-10.0 J.J. Hylton 26-5 67-153 43.8 29-73 39.7 35-52 67.3 80-3.1 39 32 0 20 55-3 595-22.9 198-7.6 Joel Frakes 27-7 28-78 35.9 I 1-33 3.. 3 12-22 54.5 36-1.3 49 51 2 23 47-0 408-15. I 79-2.9 Todd Geyer 8-3 6-28 21.4 0-6 0.0 5-6 83.3 18-2.3 7 IO I 2 9-0 102-12.7 I7-2.1 Don Tyndall 4-0 3-5 60.0 2-2 100.0 0-0 0.0 4-1.0 3 4 0 I 3-0 29-7.3 8-2.0 Mike Mennega 3-0 2-9 22.2 1-4 25.0 0-0 0.0 0-0.0 0 0 0 0 1-0 13-4.3 5-1.7 Newt McGeorge I7-0 1-6 16.7 0-0 0.0 4-8 50.0 6-0.4 4 7 0 I 9-0 51-3.0 6-0.4 Troy Thomas 15-1 0-12 0.0 0-6 0.0 0-0 0.0 7-0.5 0 2 0 0 1-0 35-2.3 0-0.0 Robbie O'Bryan 5-0 0-1 0.0 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0.0 0 2 0 0 0-0 7-1.4 0-0.0 MSU Totals 27-27 669-1656 40.4 213-628 33.9 472-665 71.0 994-36.8 414 479 36 155 493-17 2023-74.9 OPP Totals 27-27 914- 1843 49.6 179-483 37.I 393-549 71.6 1103-40.9 519 379 87 272 5633-15 2400-88.9 MSU Deadball Rebounds-95; OPP Deadball Rebounds-73 Results Date Opponent Score Attend Rec. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder 12-1 at Michigan State L 53-121 14,910 0-1 D. Bentz 21 D. Bentz 74 12-4 St. Peter's (NI) L 60-81 3,852 0-2 D. Bentz 21 D. Bentz 8 12-5 Md.-Eastern Shore (NI) L 72-75 3,780 0-3 D. Bentz 23 D. Bentz II 12-8 at Wright State L 74-102 6,079 0-4 J. Brannen 25 Brannen, Bentz 9 12-12 Union L 64-72 2,CXXJ 0-5 J. Williams 19 D. Bentz II 12- 19 at Kentucky L 65-108 23,764 0-6 K. Wells 20 J. Williams 8 12-23 at Missouri-Kansas City L 79-115 1,582 0-7 D. Bentz 26 K. Wells 9 12-29 Western Michigan L 47-77 1,650 0-8 D. Bentz 19 D. Bentz 15 1-2 Wright State L 63-129 1,775 0-9 J. Brannen 21 M.Cline 7 1-6 at Middle Tennessee L 76-76 4,100 0-10 D. Bentz 23 J. Williams IO 1-I I at Tennessee Tech L 79-97 4,250 0-11 D. Bentz 18 3 tied with 7 1-16 Tennessee State L 75-86 1,750 0-12 D. Bentz 20 D. Bentz 15 1-18 Austin Peay w 79-58 2,100 1-12 D. Bentz 22 D. Bentz IO 1-23 at Southeast Missouri L 96-107 6,497 1-13 D. Bentz 32 D. Bentz 19 1-25 at Murray State L 76-89 3,773 1-14 D. Bentz 22 D. Bentz 10 1-28 Eastern Kentucky w 87-79 4,500 2-14 D. Bentz 30 D. Bentz IO 1-30 Missouri-Kansas City L 75-83 1,800 2-15 Brannen,Bentz 20 D. Bentz 8 2-1 Tennessee-Martin w 77-74 2,500 3-15 D. Bentz 19 J. Williams 9 2-6 ar Tennessee State L 72-96 4,108 3-16 D. Bentz 21 D. Bentz 19 2-8 at Austin Peay L 75-90 2,051 3-17 D. Bentz 27 D. Bentz IO 2- 11 at Eastern Kentucky L 66-76 4,850 3-18 D. Bentz 18 D. Bentz 13 2-13 Southeast Missouri w 92-85 3, 100 4-18 J. Hylton 27 D. Bentz 12 2- 15 Murray State w 80-78 2,CXXJ 5-18 D. Bentz 21 J. Williams 9 2-20 Middle Tennessee w 81-59 3,100 6-18 J. Williams 22 J. Williams IO 2-22 Tennessee Tech L 96-101 3,100 6-19 D. Bentz 28 K. Wells 7 3-1 at Tennessee-Martin L 86-89 2,852 6-20 D. Bentz 25 D. Bentz II 3-4 Tennessee Tech (NZ) L 98-97 3,612 6-21 D. Bentz 30 D. Bentz 12
(NI) Cardinal Varsity Club Classic, Muncie, Indiana (NZ) OVC Tournament, Lexington, Kentucky Records A3
Records Individual Most Points: Most Points in First Half: Game-53, Brett Roberts vs. Middle Tenn., 1991-92. 70 vs. Furman, 19 54-55 ( 130-117). Season-828, Dan Swartz, 1955-56. Most Points in Second Half: Career-2,072, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 (4 yrs.); 1,925 83 vs. W.Va. State, 1991-92 (135-116). Dan Swartz, 1953-56 (3 yrs.). Most Points by Two Teams: Highest Scori.ng Average: 251, (MSU 135, W.Va. State 116), 1991-92. Season-28.6, Dan Swartz,. 1955-56. Most Points by Opponent: Career-27.5, Dan Swartz, 1953-56. 128, Utah, 1965-66 (Utah 128-91). Most Field Goal Attempts: Highest Scoring Average: Game-37, Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961-62 95.9 in 1955-56. Season-638, Dan Swartz, 1955-56. Most Field Goal Attempts: Career- 1,544, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79 (4 yrs.); Game-108 vs. St. Peter's 1971-72. Granny Williams, 1958-59, 60-62 (3 yrs). Season-2,434 in 1955-56 Most Field Goals: Most Field Goals: Game-22, Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961-62. Game-55 vs Centre, 1955-56, 55 vs. St. Peter's Season-282, Dan Swam, 1955-56 1971-72 Career-776, Herbie Stamper, 1975-79. Season-955 in I 971-72. Best Field Goal Accuracy: (Regulars Only) Best Field Goal Accuracy: Season-60.1, Rod Mitchell, 1990-91 Game-72.1 vs. Tenn. Tech, 1982-83 Career-54.6, Norris Beckley, 1978-82 Season-50.8 in 1983-84 Most Consecutive Field Goals: Most Free Throws Attempted: 13, Leonard Coulter vs. Tenn. Tech, I 971-72 Game-67 vs. Georgetown, 1952-53, 67 vs. Cincinnati, Most Free Throws Attempted: 1955-56. Game-29, Don Whitehouse vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 Season-1,165 in 1955-56 Season-344, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 Most Free Throws Made: Career-929, Dan Swam, 1953-56 Game-53 vs. Cincinnati, 1955-56. Most Free Throws Made: Season-838 in 1955-56. Game- 21, Don Whitehouse vs. Georgetown, 1952-53 Most Free Throws Attempted by Two Teams: Season-264, Dan Swartz, 1955-56 123 in 1952-53 (MSU 67, Georgetown 56). Career-685, Dan Swam, 1953-56 Most Free Throws Made by Two Teams: Free Throw Accuracy: 88 in 1955-56 (MSU 53, Cincinnati 35). Season-91.5, Mike Kelley, 1975-75 (54-59) Best Free Throw Accuracy: Career-87.2, Jim Sandfoss, 1964-74 (232-273) 79.5 in 1964-65 Most Consecutive Free Throws: Most Rebounds: Game-I 7, Hecky Thompson vs. Eastern Ky., 1961- Game- 88 vs. Centre, 1955-56; 88 vs Middle Tenn. 62; 17, Jim Sandfoss vs. Marshall, 1966-67 1968-69. Season-46, Glen Napier, 1980-81 Season-1,735 in 1956-57 Most Rebounds: Highest Rebounding Average: Game-38, Steve Hamilton vs Florida St., 1956-57 64.2 in 1956-57. Season-543, Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 Most Free Throws Per Game: Career-1,675, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 (4 yrs.); 1,046, 28.9 in 1955-56 (838 in 29). Norm Pokley, 1960-63 (3 yrs.). Best Rebounding Average: Miscellaneous Season-20.1, Steve Hamilton, 1956-57 Most Wins: Career- 16.4, Steve Hamilton, 1954-58. 25 in 1983-84. Most Assists: Longest Winning Streak: Game-16, Jeff Fultz vs. Middle Tennessee, 1983-84. 12 in 1983-84. Season- 176, Jeff Fultz, 1983-84. Most Losses: Career-412, Howard Wallen, 1971-74 22 in 1987-88. Most Blocked Shots: Longest Losing Streak: Game- 12, Ron Nicholson vs. Toledo, 1971-72. 18 in 1987-88. Season- I 15, George Williams, 1973-75. Widest Winning Margin: Team 68 vs Centre, 1955-56 (138-70). Most Points: Widest Losing Margin: Half-83 vs W.Va. Stace,, 1991-92 (135-117). 68 vs. Michigan State, 1992-93 (53- 121) Game- 138 vs. Centre, 1955-56 (138-70). Most Points by Opposing Player: Season-2,782 in 1955-56. 67, Darrell Floyd of Furman, 1955-56. A4 Records
Top Single-Game Scorers OVC Player of the Year 53 Brett Roberts vs. Middle Tenn., 1991-92. (Began in 1963) 52 Harold Sergent vs. Middle Tenn., 1964-65. 1962-63 Harold Sergent 51 Steve Hamilton vs. Ohio U., 1956-57. 1986-87 Bob McCann 48 Granny Williams vs. Miami (Fla.), 1961-62. 199 1-92 Brett Roberts 47 Dan Swartz vs. Middle Tenn., 1954-55. 47 Brett Roberts vs. UNC-Greensboro, 1991-92. OVC Coach of the Year 44 Dan Swartz vs. Eastern Ky., 1953-54. (Began in 1961) 42 Leonard Coulter vs. Tenn. Tech, 1971-72. 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin. 41 Sonny Allen vs. Berea, 1949-50. 1975-76 Jack Schalow. (Co) 41 Granny Williams vs. Western Ky., 1960-61 1981-82 Wayne Martin. (Co) 40 Dan Swartz vs. Centre, 1955-56. 1983-84 Wayne Martin. 40 Donnie Guance v. Marshall, 1955-56. 40 Jim Day vs. Sc. Peter's, 1970-71. 1,000-Point Club-(Career) Career 40 Leonard Coulter vs. East Tenn., 1971-72. Avg. 40 Brett Roberts vs. W.Va. State, 1991-92. Total Pts. Player, Season Yrs. Games l. 2,072 Herbie Stamper, 197 5-79 4 99 20.9 All-Americans 2. 1,925 Dan Swartz, 1953-56 3 69 27.5 1943 Earl Duncan, Georgetown, forward. 3. 1,923 Sonny Allen, 1946-50 4 92 20.8 1945 Warren Cooper, Brooksville, center. 4. 1,829 Steve Hamilton, 1954-58 4 102 17.8 1950 Sonny Allen, Morehead, Tiuard. 5. 1,788 Brett Roberts, 1988-92 4 107 16.7 1955-56 Dan Swartz, Owingsvi le, center. 6. 1,781 Leonard Coulter, 1971-74 3 77 23.1 1957 Steve Hamilton, Charlestown, Ind., forward 7. 1,637 Granny Williams, 1959-62 3 76 21.5 1963 Harold Sergent, Ashland, guard. 8. 1,469 Harold Sergent, 1962-65 3 63 23.2 1972 Leonard Coulter, Danville, forward. 9. 1,450 Ted Hundley, 1973-77 4 100 14.5 10. 1,445 Bob McCann, 1984-87 3 82 17.6 All-Ohio Valley Conference I I. 1,430 Earl Duncan, 1939-43 4 74 19.3 (First Team) 12. 1,426 Doug Bentz, 1988-93 4 112 12.7 1948-49 Sonny Allen, G. 13. 1,330 Glenn Napier, I 978-82 4 106 12.5 1949-50 Sonny Allen, G; Bill Martin, C. 14. 1,226 Guy Minnifield, 1981-84 3 87 14.1 1950-51 Jack Baker, F; Don Miller, G. 15. 1,226 Eugene Lyons, 1971-74 3 77 15.9 1951-52 Elza Whalen, F. 16. 1,165 Eddie Childress, 1979-84 4 113 10.3 1952-53 Lindie Castle, G;Elza Whalen, Fr. 17. 1,158 Jim Day, 1968-7 1 3 59 16.l 1953-54 Dan Swartz, C. 1954-55 Dan Swartz, C; Steve Hamilton, F. 18. 1,122 Norris Beckley, 1978-82 4 104 10.8 1957-58 Steve Hamilton, F. 19. 1,049 Willie Jackson, 1966-69 3 70 14.8 1958-59 Thornton Hill, C; Herbie Triplett, G. 20. 1,037 Jeff Tipton, 1980-84 4 110 9.4 1959-60 Herbie Triplett, G. 21. 1,014 Howard Wallen, 1971-74 3 74 15.6 1960-61 Granny Williams, G; Hecky Thompson, G; 22. 1,011 Warren Cooper, 1942-45 3 54 18.5 Ed Noe, C. 23. 1,001 Hecky Thompson, 1958-61 3 67 14.9 1961-62 Granny Williams, G; Ed Noe, C. 1962-63 Harold Sergent, G; Norm Pokley, C; Roy Ware, G. 800-Point or Better Club 1963-64 Harold Sergent, G; Henry Akin, C. 828 Dan Swartz, 1955-56 1964-65 Harold Sergent, C; Henry Akin, C. 815 Brett Roberts, 1991-92 1966-67 Jim Sandfoss, G. 1967-68 Jerry Conley, G; Lamar Green, F. 1968-69 Jerry Conley, G; Lamar Green, F. 700-Point or Better Club 1969-70 Jim Day, F. 828 Dan Swartz, 1955-56 1970-71 Jim Day, F. 815 Brett Roberts, 1991-92 1071-72 Leonard Coulter, F; Howard Wallen, G. 705 Granny Williams, 19650-61 1972-73 Leonard Coulter, F; Eugene Lyons, F. 1973-74 Leonard Coulter, F; Eugene Lyons, F. 1974-75 Arch Johnson, F. 600-Point or Better Club 1975-76 Ted Hundley, C. 828 Dan Swartz, 1955-56. 1976-77 Ted Hundley, C; Herbie Stamper, G. 815 Brett Roberts, 1991-92. 1977-78 Herbie Scamper, G. 705 Granny Williams, 1960-61. 1978-79 Herbie Scamper, G., Charlie Clay, F. 654 Steve Hamilton, 1956-57. 1979-80 Charlie Clay, F. 65 1 Dan Swartz, 1954-55. 1981-82 Guy Minnifield, G. 651 Leonard Coulter, 1971-72. 1982-83 Guy Minnifield, G; Earl Harrison, F. 609 Jim Day, 1970-71 1983-84 Earl Harrison, F; Jeff Tipton, C. 1984-85 Bob McCann, C. 1985-86 Bob McCann, C. 1986-87 Bob McCann, C. Top Single-Season Scorers by Class 1989-90 Elbert Boyd, F. Freshman 450 Herbie Stamper, 1975-76. 1990-91 Rod Mitchell, C. Sophomore 651 Leonard Coulter, 1971-72. 199 1-92 Brett Roberts, F. Junior 705 Granny Wi lliams, 1960-61. 1992-93 Doug Bentz, C. Senior 828 Dan Swam, 1955-56. Records A5
Year By Year Scoring Leaders Points Player Year 538 Doug Bentz 1992-93 Total 536 Harold Sergent 1964-65 Year Player Points Avg. 534 Leonard Coulter 1972-73 1954-55 Dan Swartz 651 27.1 529 Jim Day 1969-70 1955-56 Dan Swartz 828 28.6 529 Bob McCann 1986-87 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 654 24.2 Herbie Stamper 1978-79 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 403 17.5 510 1990-91 1958-59 Thornton Hill 464 22.l 484 Rod Mitchell 1959-60 Herbie Triplett 381 20.0 482 Donnie Gaunce 1955-56 1960-61 Granny Williams 705 22.7 479 Elbert Boyd 1989-90 1961-62 Granny Williams 572 26.0 473 Guy Minnifield 1982-83 1962-63 Harold Sergent 387 20.4 469 Ted Hundley 1975-76 1963-64 Harold Sergent 546 26.0 466 Henry Akin 1963-64 1964-65 Harold Sergent 536 23.3 464 Thornton Hill 1958-59 1965-66 Jim Sandfoss 382 15.9 461 Bob McCann 1984-85 1966-67 Jim Sandfoss 392 16.2 456 Willie Jackson 1968-69 1967-68 Jerry Conley 347 16.5 455 Bob McCann 1985-86 1968-69 Willie Jackson 456 16.9 450 Herbie Stamper 1975-76 1969-70 Jim Day 529 22.0 1970-71 Jim Day 609 24.3 Year By Year Rebounding Leaders 1971-72 Leonard Coulter 651 24.l Year Player Total Points Avg. 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 534 21.3 1954-55 Steve Hamilton 297 12.4 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 596 23.8 1955-56 Dan Swartz 397 14. l 389 15.6 1974-75 Arch Johnson 1956-57 Steve Hamilton 543 20.1 18.8 1975-76 Ted Hundley 469 1957-58 Steve Hamilton 440 19.1 1976-77 Herbie Stamper 547 21.9 I 958-59 Thornton Hill 343 16.3 1977-78 Herbie Stamper 565 24.6 1959-60 Ed Noe 186 9.8 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 510 19.6 1960-61 Norm Pokley 408 13.2 1979-80 Charlie Clay 402 14.9 1961-62 Norm Pokley 300 13.7 1980-81 Glen Napier 382 14.7 1962-63 Norm Pokley 338 16.9 1981-82 Guy Minnifield 390 15.0 1963-64 Henry Akin 242 11.5 1982-83 Guy Minnifield 473 15.8 1964-65 Henry Akin 251 12.5 1983-84 Earl Harrison 400 12.9 1965-66 Bruce King 259 10.8 1984-85 Bob McCann 461 17. I 1966-67 Bruce King 292 12.0 1985-86 Bob McCann 455 16.9 1967-68 Lamar Green 284 14.2 I 7.9 1986-87 Bob McCann 529 18.6 1968-69 Lamar Green 483 251 10.5 1987-88 Michael Mason 368 13.6 1969-70 Jim Day Jim Day 342 13.6 1988-89 Darrin Hale 412 14.2 1970-71 197 1-72 Leonard Coulter 385 14.2 1989-90 Elbert Boyd 479 19.2 1972-73 Leonard Coulter 289 11.5 1990-91 Rod Mitchell 484 17.3 1973-74 Leonard Coulter 287 11.5 815 28.1 1991-92 Brett Roberts 1974-75 Ted Hundley 244 9.4 1992-93 Doug Bentz 538 20.7 [975-76 Ted Hundley 272 10.9 1976-77 Ted Hundley 251 10.0 450 Point Club 1977-78 Butch Kelly 154 6.7 7.7 Points Player Year I 978-79 Charlie Clay 207 Charlie Clay 211 7.8 828 Dan Swartz 1955-56 1979-80 1980-81 Eddie C hildress 174 7.0 815 Brett Roberts 1991-92 1981-82 Harold Moore 146 5.4 Granny Williams 1960-61 705 1982-83 Earl Harrison 262 9.0 Steve Hamilton 1956-57 654 1983-84 Earl Harrison 236 7.6 651 Dan Swartz 1954-55 1984-85 Bob McCann 263 9.7 651 Leonard Coulter 1971-72 1985-86 Bob McCann 282 10.4 609 Jim Day 1970-71 1986-87 Bob McCann 317 11.3 596 Leonard Coulter 1973-74 1987-88 Bo Rivers 188 7.2 572 Granny Williams 1961-62 1988-89 Elbert Boyd 229 7.4 565 Herbie Stamper 1977-78 1989-90 Brett Roberts 264 9.1 553 Hecky Thompson 1960-61 I 990-91 Rod Mitchell 279 10.0 547 Herbie Stamper I 976-77 199 1-92 Doug Bentz 288 9.9 546 Harold Sergent 1963-64 1992-93 Doug Bentz 256 9.8 A6 Records
Top Twenty Rebound Career Year By Year Assists Leaders (Records only go back to the 1954-55 season.) 1969-70 Bobby Hiles 162 1970-71 Jerry Hueseman l. 1675 Steve Hamilton 1954-58 4 years 40 1971-72 Howard Wallen 2. 1046 Norm Pokley 1960-63 3 years 169 1972-73 Howard Wallen 3. 961 Leonard Coulter 1971-74 3 years 119 1973-74 Howard Wallen 4. 914 Lamar Green 1966-69 3 years 123 1974-75 Tony Hopson 5. 901 Ted Hundley 1973-77 4 years 93 1975-76 Mike Kelley 6. 897 Brett Roberts 1988-92 4 years 60 1976-77 Mike Kelley 7. 862 Bob McCann 1984-87 3 years 64 1977-78 8. 808 Doug Bentz 1989-93 4 years Herbie Stamper 45 9. 793 Willie Jackson 1966-69 3 years 1978-79 Herbie Stamper 78 1979-80 IO. 781 Thornton Hill 1956-59 3 years G reg Coldiron 68 1980-81 11. 691 Bruce King 1964-67 3 years Jeff Fultz 68 1981-82 12. 686 Dan Swartz• 1953-56 2 years Guy Minnifield 79 1982-83 G uy Minnifield 13. 649 Ron Gathright 1967-70 3 years 143 1983-84 14. 6 16 Jim Day 1968-71 3 years Jeff Fultz 176 1984-85 Rob Barker 15. 552 Doug Bentz 1988- 3 years 62 16. 600 Dave Keleher 1955-58 3 years 1985-86 Jeff Griffin 144 1986-87 17. 545 Bob McCann 1985-86 2 years Jeff G riffin 105 18. 514 Bernie Shimfessel 1955-58 3 years 1987-88 T ony C urry 109 1988-89 Tracy Armst rong 19. 508 Norris Beckley 1978-82 4 years 101 1989-90 Tracy Armst rong 20. 507 Eddie Childress 197984 4 years 125 1990-9 l 21. 552 Earl Harrison 1982-84 2 years Brian Miller, Pat Tubbs 11 1 1991-92 Pat Tubbs 122 'Played 3 years but only have statistics for 2 years 1992-93 Marty Cline 105 250 Rebound Club 100 Assist Club (Records only go back to the I 954-55 season) 176 Jeff Fultz 1983-84 Player 169 Howard Wallen 1971-72 Year 162 Bobby Hiles 1969-70 543 Steve Hamilton I 956-57 144 Jeff Griffin 1985-86 483 Lamar G reen 1968-69 134 Guy Minnifield 1982-83 440 Steve Hamilton 1957-58 125 Tracy Armstrong 1988-90 408 Norm Pokley 1960-61 123 Howard Wallen 1973-74 397 Dan Swartz 1955-56 122 Pat Tubbs 1991-92 395 Steve Hamilton 1955-56 1 I 9 Howard Wallen 1972-73 111 385 Leonard Coulter 1971-72 Bill Dotson 1972-73 111 Brian Miller 343 Thornton Hill 1958-59 1990-91 111 Pat T ubbs 1990-91 342 Jim Day 1970-71 109 T ony C urry 1987-88 338 Norm Pokley 1962-63 105 Jeff Griffin 1986-87 337 Ed Noe 1960-61 105 Marty C line 1992-93 327 Willie Jackson 1968-69 101 Tracy Armstrong 1988-89 317 Bob McCann 1986-87 100 Bill Dotson 1971-72 303 Dave Keleher 1956-57 303 Bernie Shimfessel 1956-57 Top Twenty All-Time Assists 300 Norm Pokley 1961-62 (Records only go back to the 1969-70 season.) 297 Steve Hamilton I 954-55 Assists Player Years 292 Bruce King 1966-67 I. 411 Howard Wallen 1971 -74 289 Leonard Coulter 1972-73 2. 336 Jeff Fultz 1980-84 289 Dan Swartz 1954-55 3. 284 Guy Minnifield 1981-84 288 Willie Jackson 1966-67 4. 254 Patt Tubbs 1989-92 288 Doug Bentz 1991-92 5. 249 Jeff Griffin 1985-87 287 Leonard Coulter 1973-74 6. 231 Rocky Adkins 1978-82 284 Lamar G reen 1967-68 7. 226 Tracy Armstrong 1988-90 284 Ron Gathright 1968-69 8. 222 Norris Beckley 1978-82 282 Bob McCann 1985-86 9. 220 Greg Coldiron 1978-82 10. 216 Tony Curry 279 Rod Mitchell 1990-91 1986-89 11. 214 Glenn Napier 275 Ron Nicholson 1971-72 1978-82 12. 211 Bill Dotson 272 T ed Hundley 1971-73 1975-76 13. 208 Herbie Stampter 264 Brett Roberts 1975-79 1989-90 14. 202 Brian Miller 1988-91 262 Earl Harrison 1982-83 15. 184 Leonard Coulter 1971-74 259 Bruce King 1965-66 16. 166 Brad Lemaster 1975-79 256 Brett Roberts 1991-92 17. 165 John Solomon 1977-81 256 Doug Bentz 1992-93 18. 163 Eddie Childress 1979-84 25 1 Henry Akin 1964-65 19. 162 Mike Kelley 1975-77 25 1 Jim Day I 969-70 20. 162 Bobby Hiles 1967-70 • Records A7
MSU's Most Lopsided Wins MSU Top 50 Scoring Games Diff. Score Y ear PTS Against (Score) Year l. 68 MSU 138, Centre 70 1955-56 138 Centre (70) 1955-56 2. 66 MSU 81, Rio Grande 15 1944-45 135 W.Va. State (116) 1991-92 3. 59 MSU 72, Rio Grande 13 1943-44 131 St. Peters (92) 1971-72 4. 58 MSU l 07, Villa Madonna 49 1956-57 130 Furman ( 117) 1954-55 130 Thomas More (79) 5. 58 MSU 106, Clinch Valley 48 1986-87 1991-92 124 East Tennessee (99) 1971-72 6. 56 MSU Ll3, Berea 57 1961-62 124 Austin Peay (I I 3) 1990-91 7. 55 MSU 123, Middle Tenn. 68 1954-55 123 Middle Tennessee (68) I 954-55 8. 54 MSU 70, Armstrong State 16 1932-33 122 Union (70) 1955-56 54 MSU 91, Cedarville 37 1941-42 119 Ohio University (88) I 956-57 119 Rio Grande (98) 54 MSU 80, Georgetown 26 1943-44 1966-67 119 Pan American (75) 1968-69 119 Wilmington (68) 1979-80 MSU's Most Lopsided Losses 118 Morris Harvey ( 104) 1958-59 1. 68 vs. Michigan State 121, MSU 53 1992-93 117 Tampa (86) 1958-59 117 Idaho State (98) 2. 66 vs. Wright State 120, MSU 63 1992-93 1965-66 116 Kentucky State (86) 1968-69 3. 54 vs. Jacksonville 117, MSU 63 1969-70 115 Florida Intl. (85) 1987-88 4. 51 vs. Eastern Ky. 105, MSU 54 1990-91 113 Cincinnati (119) 1955-56 5. 46 vs Alabama 114, MSU 68 1976-77 113 Berea (57) 1961-62 6. 46 vs. Oklahoma 94, MSU 48 1984-85 113 Franklin (86) 1964-65 112 Marshall (98) 7. 45 vs. Fresno State 96, MSU 51 1979-80 I 966-67 112 Western Kentucky (93) 1972-73 8. 45 vs. Clemson 114, MSU 69 1991-92 111 Memphis State (90) I 954-55 9. 43 vs. Indiana 80, MSU 37 1978-79 11 1 Bowling Green (79) 1955-56 10. 4 3 vs. Iowa 89, MSU 46 1984-85 111 Kentucky State (82) 1967-68 43 vs. Kentucky 108, MSU 65 1992-93 111 Murray State (78) 1968-69 111 Youngstown State (73) 1986-87 110 Ohio University (67) 1955-56 MSU's Highest Scoring Teams 110 Marshall ( 102) 1963-64 1. 95.9 in 1955-56 (2,782 points in 29 games) 109 Cumberland ( I 02) 1963-64 2. 91.2 in 1971-72 (2,470 points in 27 games) 109 Kentucky State (71) 1967-68 3. 88.6 in 1968-69 (2,391 points in 27 games) 109 Western Michigan (93) 1968-69 108 Marshall (103) 1955-56 4. 88.4 in 1991-92 (2,564 points in 29 games) 108 Georgetown, Ky. (95) 1963-64 5. 88.2 in 1963-64 (1,853 points in 21 games) 108 Murray State (93) 1963-64 6. 87.7 in 1954-55 (2,193 points in 24 games) 108 Milligan (72) 1980-81 7. 86.0 in 1973-74 (2,064 points in 24 games) 107 Bellarmine (80) 1954-55 86.0 in 1966-67 (2,235 points in 26 games) 107 Marshall (92) 1955-56 107 Villa Madonna (49) 1956-57 8. 85.8 in 1972-73 (2, 145 points in 25 games) 107 Miami, Fla. (8 1) l 961-62 9. 85.2 in 1956-57 (2,301 points in 27 games) 107 Campbellsville (73) 1988-89 10. 83.9 in 1967-68 (1,763 points in 21 games) 106 High Point, N.C. (71) 1952-53 106 East Tennessee (89) 1960-61 Opponents' Top 19 Scoring Games 106 Jacksonville (80) 1962-63 106 Middle Tennessee (74) 1968-69 l. 129 Wright State-MSU (63) 1992-93 106 Clinch Valley (48) 1986-87 2. 128 Utah-MSU (9 1) 1965-66 105 Murray State (78) 1954-55 105 Transylvania (72) 3. 127 Loyola (Chicago)-MSU (85) 1963-64 1954-55 105 Baptist College (85) 1974-75 l) 4. 121 Eastern Kentucky-MSU (9 197 1-72 105 Campbellsville (76) 1977-78 121 Michigan State-MSU (53) 1992-93 6. 11 9 Cincinnati-MSU (11 3) 1955-56 7 118 Oklahoma-MSU (99) 1991-92 8. 117 Furman-MSU (130) 1954-55 11 7 Jacksonville-MSU (63) 1969-70 MSU has a total of 94 100-point 10. 116 Cincinnati-MSU (75) 1954-55 116 Va. Commonwealth-MSU (85) 1973-74 games entering the 1993-94 season. 116 W.Va. State-MSU (135) 1991-92 AB Records
Coaching Records ovc Year Head Coach w L Fin Title Year Head Coach w L Fin Title 1974-75 Jack Schalow 13 13 5th 1929-30 George 0. Downing 9 3 1975-76 Jack Schalow 13 14 3rd 1930-3 1 George 0. Downing 5 5 1976-77 Jack Schalow 15 LO 4th 1931-32 George 0. Downing 7 6 1977-78 Jack Schalow 4 19 8th 1932-33 George D. Downing 8 5 Schalow Total, 4 yrs., 45-56 I 933-34 George 0. Downing 7 8 1978-79 Wayne Martin 14 13 4th 1934-35 George D. Downing 7 9 1979-80 Wayne Martin 15 12 4th I 935-36 George D. Downing 8 9 1980-81 Wayne Martin 11 15 7th Downing Total, 7 yrs., 51-45 1981-82 Wayne Martin 17 LO 4th 1982-83 Wayne Martin 19 II 2nd OVC-Tour 1936-37 Ellis T. Johnson 14 3 1983-84 Wayne Martin 25 6 1st ovc 1937-38 Ellis T. Johnson 6 11 1984-85 Wayne Martin 7 20 8th OVC-Tour 1938-39 Ellis T. Johnson 16 8 1985-86 Wayne Martin 8 19 8th 1939-40 Ellis T. Johnson 7 14 1986-87 Wayne Martin 14 14 4th 1940-41 Ellis T. Johnson 11 7 KIAC Martin Totals, 9 yrs., 130-120 I 941-42 Ellis T. Johnson 12 10 1987-88 Tommy Gaither 5 22 7th 1942-43 Ellis T. Johnson 12 7 1988-89 Tommy Gaither 15 16 4th 1989-90 Tommy Gaither 16 13 3rd 1943-44 Len Miller 12 3 KIAC 1990-9 1 Tommy Gaither 16 13 6th I 944-45 Len Miller 16 2 Tommy Gaither Totals, 4 yrs., 52-64 Miller Total, 2 yrs. 28-9 199 1-92 Dick Fick 14 15 5th I 945-46 Ellis T. Johnson 13 8 1992-93 Dick Fick 6 21 11 16 1946-47 Ellis T. Johnson All-time record (62 years) 780 69 1 1947-48 Ellis T. Johnson LO 17 Joined Ohio Valley Conference 1948-49 Ellis T. Johnson 14 9 7th 1949-50 Ellis T. Johnson 12 LO 4th 1950-5 1 Ellis T. Johnson 14 12 5th 1951 -52 Ellis T. Johnson 11 14 5th NCAA Tournament Years 1952-53 Ellis T. Johnson 13 12 5th Johnson Total, 15 yrs., 196-158 1955-56-(Coach Bobby Laughlin) (2-1) MSU 107 Marshall 92 1953-54 Bobby Laughlin 16 8 2nd MSU 83 Iowa 97 1954-55 Bobby Laughlin 14 10 4th MSU 95 Wayne 84 1955-56 Bobby Laughlin 19 10 !st OVC-Co 1956-57-(Coach Bobby Laughlin) 1956-57 Bobby Laughlin 19 8 I St OVC-Co (0-1) MSU 85 Pinsburgh 86 1957-58 Bobby Laughlin 13 10 2nd 1960-61- (Coach Bobby Laughlin) 1958-59 Bobby Laughlin II 12 5th {1-2) MSU 71 Xavier 66 1959-60 Bobby Laughlin 5 14 5th MSU 64 Kentucky 71 1960-61 Bobby Laughlin 19 12 1st OVC-Tri MSU 61 Louisville 83 1961-62 Bobby Laughlin 14 8 3rd 1962-63 Bobby Laughlin 13 7 I st OVC-Co 1982-83-(Coach Wayne Martin) 1963-64 Bobby Laughlin 10 11 6th (0- 1) MSU 59 Syracuse 74 1964-65 Bobby Laughlin 13 10 5th 1983,84-(Coach Wayne Martin) Laughlin Total, 12 yrs., 166-120 ( 1-1) MSU 70 N.C. A&T 69 MSU 59 Louisville 72 1965-66 Bob Wright 12 12 5th T otals-5 Appeara~ces_:_Record: 4-6 1966-67 Bob Wright 16 8 3rd 1967-68 Bob Wright 12 9 4th 1968-69 Bob Wright 18 9 1st OVC-Co Wright Total, 4 yrs., 58-38 1969-70 Bill Harrell 13 11 6th 1970-7 1 Bill Harrell 8 17 6th 1971-72 Bill Harrell 16 II 1st OVC-Tri 1972-73 Bill Harrell 14 11 2nd 1973-74 Bill Harrell 17 9 !st OVC-Co Harrell Total, 5 yrs., 68-59 Series Records A9
Series Records Finl WI First wt Opponent Game Game Wins 1.oue. Opponent Game Game Wins Looaes Akron 74-75 88-89 II 10 Miami (Fla.) 55-56 70-71 3 2 Alabama 57-58 76-77 I I Miami (Oh10) 44-45 68-69 1 2 Ala.-Huntsville 81-82 83-84 3 0 Michigan State 92-93 92-93 0 I Alcorn State 90-91 91-92 2 0 M iddle Tennessee 52-53 92-93 46 4 0 Anderson 6 1-62 6 1-62 1 0 MilJigan 80-81 84-85 2 0 A rizona 46-47 46-47 0 1 Mississippi Scace 57-58 79-80 0 4 Armstrong St. 32-33 32-33 I 0 Miss. Valley Scace 89-90 89-90 I 0 A u s tin Peay 63-64 92-93 34 27 Missouri 8 4-85 84-85 0 I Baldwin.. Wallace 46-47 46-47 0 I Mo.-Kansas City 87-88 92-93 0 4 Ball S tace 74-75 75-76 I 1 M urray St.ate 33-34 92-93 46 73 Baptist College 74-75 74-75 1 0 Nebraska 88-89 88-89 0 1 Baylor 82-83 82-83 0 I New Orleans 78-79 78-79 0 1 Bellarmine 54 -55 78-79 0 I Niagara 56-57 70-71 0 2 Berea 33-34 70-71 26 4 Nicholls Seate 89-90 89-90 2 0 Bluefield College 80-81 80-81 I 0 North Carolina A&T 83-84 83-84 I 0 Bluefield State 3 1-32 3 1-32 I 0 N.C.-Asheville 78-79 78-79 I 0 Bowling Green 55-56 85-86 3 2 N.C.-Charlotre 72-73 76-77 I 3 Brescia 90-91 90-91 1 0 N.C.-Orecnsboro 91-92 91-92 2 0 California 74 -75 75-76 I I North ern Ill. 89-90 89-90 l 0 Campbellsville 29-30 88-89 3 0 Northwestern St. (La.) 77-78 77-78 0 I Canisius 64 -65 70-71 3 2 North ern Kentucky 74-75 78-79 4 0 Carson-Newman 68-69 68-69 I 0 O hio University 48-49 88-89 7 17 Cedarville 31-32 50-51 II 0 Ohio Wesleyan 47-48 87-88 4 0 Centenary 8 1-82 81-82 0 I O klahoma 84-85 84-85 0 2 Centra l State (Ohio) 46-47 84-85 3 0 Oklahoma St. 89-90 89-90 0 I Central Michigan 39-40 40-41 0 2 Oral Roberts 71-72 72.73 0 2 Centre 33-34 88-89 17 2 Pacific 74-75 77-78 0 2 C haminadc 88-89 88-89 17 2 Pan American 68-69 69-70 3 0 C harleston (W.Va.) 29-30 82-83 13 2 Pikeville 29-30 29-30 2 0 C inc innati 38-39 88-89 2 7 Pittsburgh 56-57 56-57 0 1 Citade l 5 1-52 51-52 I 0 Purdue 85-86 85-86 0 I C lemson 91-92 91-92 0 I Radford 88-89 88-89 I I C leveland State 69-70 81-82 3 0 Rio Grande 30-31 66-67 II I Coastal Carolina 91-92 91-92 I 0 Saginaw Valley 84-85 84-85 I 0 C linch Valley 8 1-82 86-87 3 0 Salem 4 2-43 42-43 I 0 Con cord 38-39 38-39 0 I Sam Houston Seate 87-88 87-88 0 I Colo rado State 54-55 54 -55 I 0 Seton Hall 70-71 70-71 0 I Coppin Seate 89-90 89-90 0 I Shawnee State 88-89 88-89 I 0 C reighton 46-4 7 46-47 I 0 So. Carolina S tate 85-86 86-87 0 2 C umberland 29-30 66-67 6 0 South Dakota 47-48 47-48 0 I David Lipscomb 58-59 58-59 I 0 Southea.at M .i.t1souri 91-92 92-93 z 2 Davidson 50-51 50-51 1 0 Southern Illinois 80-81 85-86 I 2 Dayton 56-57 90-91 0 4 Southern Mis.s. 50-51 73-74 4 2 Denver 77-78 77-78 I 0 Southern Utah 90-91 90-91 I I Duquesne 46-47 71-72 0 3 Southwest Texas 50-51 50-51 0 I Eastern Lllino1s 8 1-82 82-83 2 0 Spring Hill 56-57 56-57 I 0 Eastern Kentu cky 30-31 92-93 53 79 St. Ambrose 46-47 46-47 I 0 Ease T ennessee 53-54 80-81 23 21 St. Bonaventure 56-57 62-63 I 2 Erskine 38-39 38-39 I 0 St. Francis (Pa.) 58-59 60-61 1 4 Evansville 47-48 86-87 4 9 St. Joseph's (Ind.) 71-72 71-72 I 0 Florida 69-70 69-70 I 0 St. Joseph's (Pa.) 72-73 72.73 0 I Flo rida Incl. 87-88 87-88 I I St. Peter's (N.J.) 70-71 92-93 I 2 Franklin 60-61 85-86 3 0 St. Vincent 57-58 57-58 0 I Fresno S tate 79-80 79-80 0 I Stetson 81-82 81-82 0 I Furman 47-48 54 -55 I I Syracuse 82-83 87-88 0 2 Georgetown 33-34 64-65 26 II T ampa 57-58 58-59 2 0 George Washington 79-80 79-80 0 I Tennessee 83-84 83-84 0 I Georgia T ech 89-90 89-90 0 I Tenneuee-Martin 92-93 91-92 2 l Georgia S ta te 73-74 79-80 3 0 Tennessee State 80-81 92-93 12 8 G le nville. State 48-49 49-50 2 0 Tennessee Tech 50-51 92-93 54 42 Hamlinc 47-48 47-48 0 I Tenn. Wesleyan 31-32 87-88 8 0 Hanover 62-63 62-63 I 0 Texas A&.M 46-47 46-47 I 0 Hardin•Simmons 89-90 89-90 0 I Tcxas•Arlingcon 88-89 88-89 2 0 High Point 52-53 52-53 I 0 Texas-El Paso 87-88 87-88 0 I Idah o State 64-65 65-66 2 0 Thom as More 50- 51 91-92 7 0 Indiana 78-79 86-87 0 2 Tiffin 86-87 86-87 1 0 Indiana Central 44-45 77-78 2 I Toledo 71-72 72-73 0 2 Indiana-Southeast 8 1-82 83-84 2 0 Transylvania 30-31 54-55 16 6 Indiana State 46-47 71-72 2 2 Troy State 76-77 76-77 1 0 111.-Ch icago Circle 80-81 80-81 I 0 Union 32-33 92-93 31 10 Illino is State 71-72 73-74 I 2 Utah 65-66 90-91 0 3 Iona 86-87 86-87 0 I Utah Stace 65-66 65-66 0 I Iowa 55-56 84-85 0 2 Vanderbilt 87-88 87-88 0 I Jac ksonville 38-39 69-70 0 2 Va. Commonwealth 72-73 73-74 I I Kansas 80-81 83-84 0 2 Virginia Tech 75-76 75-76 0 I K e n tucky 60-61 92-93 0 3 Wagner 86-87 86-87 I 0 Kentucky State 65-66 68-69 5 I Washington & Lee 55-56 57-58 2 0 Kent ucky Wesleyan 30-31 65-66 13 14 Wayne Scace 55-56 55-56 I 0 King's College 59-60 59-60 I 0 West Liberty 46-47 90-91 2 0 Lamar State 69-70 69-70 I 0 West Texas State 47-48 70-71 I 2 LaSalle 44-45 67-68 I 3 W.Va. Scace 89-90 9 1-92 2 0 Lawrence Tech 38-39 38-39 0 I W.Va. Tech 86-87 86-87 I 0 Liberty 88-89 91-92 2 2 Western Carolina 82-83 82-83 I I Lincoln Memo rial 30-31 83-84 3 I Western Illinois 8 1-82 86-87 I J long Island 82-83 82-83 0 I Western Kentucky 35-36 85-86 31 72 Louisiana State 88-89 88-89 0 I West e r n M .ichigan 68-69 92-93 3 2 Louisiana Tech 66-67 75-76 5 0 Wheaton 47-48 47-48 0 I Lou i•ville 31-32 91-92 12 2 4 Wichita State 41-42 41-42 I 0 Loy o la (C h icago) 4 6-47 63- 64 l 2 Wilmington (Ohio) 38-39 79-80 5 4 Marshall 39.40 88-89 41 43 Winona State 71-72 7 1-72 I 0 Md.-Baltimore Co. 89-90 89-90 I I Wis,•Milwaukee 90-91 9 1-92 I I Md.-East. S hore 88-89 92-93 4 I Wright State 75-76 92-93 2 2 M c Neesc State 78-79 78-79 I I Xavier 4 1-42 79-80 3 4 Mercer 72.73 78-79 2 2 Youngstown Scace 81-82 89-90 12 5 M e mphis Stace 53-54 54-55 2 0 AlO Year-by-Year
Year-by-Year MSU 1929-30 OPP MSU 1935-36 OPP MSU 1939-40 OPP MSU 1943-44 OPP 25 Sue Bcnneu 37 34 Alfred Holbrook 16 38 Alfred Holbrook 43 72 R;oGrande 13 37 Cumberland 25 28 Union 26 29 Wilmington 36 77 Georgetown 26 32 New River Scatt" 21 24 Georgetown 29 15 Traruy lvan1a 26 54 Berea 47 29 Moms Harvey 52 34 Centre 37 27 C.mral M1clugan 40 61 Murray 47 Berea 49 61 Campbdlsv1li< 17 21 Ky. Wesleyan 17 48 Cedarville 43 56 46 31 Western Ky. 29 38 Bliss 26 JI Traraylvania 40 39 Ea.Stern 31 I..« 22 Ct.mre 21 77 Rio Grande 26 26 Eastern Ky. 15 53 23 Morris Harvey 15 35 Eastern Ky. 41 35 Western Ky. 41 36 ~rgcmwn 25 39 Cumberland 32 32 T ransylvan&a 24 67 Louisville 55 Bt:rea 58 15 Sue Benncn 34 40 25 Murray 35 41 Marshall 43 29 Pikcvtlle 22 37 Transylvania 48 34 W
MSU 1947... 8 OPP 66 Gew:rown 68 MSU 1954-SS OPP 67 c.damlle 98 Alabama 91 47 84 Ky. esleyan 72 83 Georgetown 89 41 Mis:i;is.slppi Sc-ace 46 53 w~ Texas State 62 72 Marshall 68 89 Western Ky. 79 103 Wa,hington &. I.ft 59 52 West Texas Scare 54 57 Evansville 91 111 Memphis Seate 90 68 Middle Tcon . 55 Ma,,hall 71 62 75 Davidson 63 64 Murray 72 93 Ma,,hall 80 40 Ww:crn Ky. 78 73 Wenem Ky. 95 93 Cokndo Sta« 73 79 54 Ky. Wcsl,yan Tenn. Tech 69 55 66 Centre 63 76 Union 75 83 Eastern Ky. 61 Whearon 73 70 OVC Tourn. l03 Tenn. Tech 73 68 Murray 47 E=lle 67 62 57 Evan.sv1llc 66 93 Eastern Ky. 97 57 O hio Univcrsi,ty 56 Sou,h Dakooi 65 71 NAIB Tourn. 75 Cincmnat1 116 99 Middle Tenn. 79 60 Furman 78 62 SW ToxasSr. 70 98 Moddle Tenn. 79 85 Ky. We,Jeyan 101 61 Georg.1own 45 R«o 64 Kemucky 71 85 Eastern Ky. 100 9Z Moms Harvey 78 MSU 1972-73 Cl'P 61 loulMlle 83 75 Murray 84 85 Sou1hem M'"'"'PI" 93 85 UNCOiarloue 78 Record: 19-12 R.cord, IJ-10 91 Mtarm Uruvcntty 92 98 Morns Harvey 89 He,,d C:0..:h: Bobby Lauehhn Head Cooch, Bobby Lauehlm 71 EasiemKy. 65 95 Merc,r 91 106 M,ddleTenn. 74 103 Va. Commonwealth 90 MSU 1961-62 Cl'P MSU 1965-66 Cl'P 79 Kmtucky St-ate 72 85 Eas1em Ky. 90 87 And.non 74 92 Cumberland 65 90 Austtn Peay 75 93 Toledo 94 107 M12m, (Fla.I 81 85 Ky. w.,Ier,m 100 89 Murray 91 74 Western M1dugan 76 113 s.,.. 57 IOI Canisius 71 78 Wes 77 Ease Tenn. 85 98 EaSlern Ky. 91 76 Southern lllmou 85 MSU 1985-86 cw 84 Tenn. Tech 81 OVC Playoff 85 Moddle Tenn. 84 71 Franklin 68 68 louLSvillc 90 85 Western Ky. 90 89 Murray 96 69 Tenn. Wesleyan 55 72 E.asnrn Ky. 53 Record: 14-13 66 Baylor 71 65 Southern lllm01is 63 64 Xavier 65 Head Coach: Wayne Mamn 79 long bland 81 71 Purdue 81 87 Murray 81 South C'\rolana State MSU 1979-80 61 All!tm Peay 60 85 68 76 Ausun Peay 63 cw 77 Ohio Wesleyan 71 119 W ilmington 68 93 Western Carolina 78 82 Western Ky. 100 H Bowling Green 71 Marshall 72 Eastern Ky. 75 67 Tenn. 93 64 65 51 Tenn. State 67 M,ddle 81 Lincoln Memorial 67 86 Akron 77 68 Western Ky. 70 East Tenn. 85 62 Mississippi State 90 Youngstown Slate 74 75 84 58 Marshall 76 77 Tenn. Tech 84 93 O hio Wesleyan 84 Alabama-Huntsv1lle 79 66 48 Evaruv11lc 71 OVC T oumamcm 68 East Tenn. 68 Western Carolina 70 67 89 Clinch Valley 55 75 EM&:ern Ky. 64 63 Georgia Seate 59 66 Tenn. T«h 70 88 Ausun Peay 83 88 Austm Peay 64 48 YoungslOwn 5':ate 75 51 Fresno State 96 75 Akron 85 60 Western Ky. 65 67 ~ rge Washington 68 Western lllmo,s 75 84 73 Middle Tenn. 107 Record: 13-l 4 99 Xavier 84 95 Eastern Ky. 72 Head Coach: Jack Schalow 103 Charlcscon 89 57 Tenn. Tech 67 67 Murray 85 71 Austin Peay Auslin Peay 80 Akron 59 76 MSU 1976-77 102 99 60 Murray 65 cw 91 Akron 93 75 Youngsrnwn State 70 97 lnd,ana Crmral 81 48 Eastern Ky. 65 83 Tenn. Tech 89 Central State (Oh,o) 80 Alabama 114 67 66 Wcn crn Illinois 68 Eastern Ky. 81 T<"nn. Tech 68 96 Marshall 85 74 65 65 Murray 69 80 Middle Tenn. 85 Moddle Tenn. 68 UNC-Charlom 68 66 65 64 Auslin Peay 69 75 75 Murray State 80 60 Murray 72 Troy Stace 64 Abon 67 74 70 102 Austin Peay OVC Playoff 90 Be.Uarmmc 84 87 Youngstown 5':atc 81 81 66 West Virginia 79 54 Tenn. Tech 53 64 Akron 71 70 Tenn. Tech 72 79 Western Ky. 86 81 Akron 65 63 Middle Tonn. 80 68 Dayton 79 68 Middle Tenn. 75 NCAA Tournament 79 Murray 71 63 Eas1ern Ky. 79 75 Western Ky. 73 59 Syracu~ 74 Record: 8- I9 64 Austin Peay 60 85 Tenn. Tech 75 81 Wes-tern Ky. 65 Record: 19-ll Ht."ad Coach: Wayne Martm 76 Akron 72 Head Coach: Wayne Mamo 52 Middle Tenn. 65 95 Charleston 60 MSU 1986 -87 cw 101 Tenn. Tech 80 68 Eastern Ky. 84 83 Tiffin 75 71 East Tenn. 76 74 Murray 77 MSU 1983-84 en> 103 Tennessee Wesleyan 71 59 Eastern Ky. 49 Record: 15-12 72 Tenn. Wesleyan 36 79 Wenern lllinou 86 82 Northern Ky. 74 Head Coach: Wayne Martin 89 Lmcoln Memonal 57 63 S.C.State 64 73 Austm Peay 92 89 Alabama•Huncsvillc 55 97 Wagner 96 70 Murray 74 MSU 1980-81 cw 57 Kansai 75 66 Iona 69 88 Western Ky. 74 108 Milligan 72 63 Tcnnesstt 75 62 Indiana 84 74 Moddle T onnes,e, 67 94 Bluefield College 53 95 Western Michigan 60 91 W.Va. Tech 67 60 East Tennes.stt 63 70 Ul-Ch,cago Circle 59 81 Marshall 78 106 Clinch Valley 48 90 Tenn Tech 78 88 Tenn. Srntc 80 77 Western Mk.higan 60 71 Tenne55ee Seate 58 H Eastern Ky. 72 56 Ka~sa• 90 50 Louuv1llc 85 111 Youngstown State 73 88 Marshall 83 75 Bowlin1,-Green 70 68 Tenn. Srate 67 62 Akron 52 OVC Playoff 85 Marshall 98 54 Moddle Tonn. 57 69 Cincinnati 72 80 Southern llhno1s 70 Middle Tenn. 92 84 79 Tenn. Tech 72 72 Middle Tenn. 81 Record: 15-10 57 Middle Tenn. 64 74 Awun Peay 59 92 Tenn. Tech 70 70 Murray 89 Head Coach: Jack Schalow 87 Murray 76 64 Austm Peay 63 86 Austin Pt'ay 75 88 Youngstown Seate 77 75 Murray Scate 57 MSU 1977-78 cw 73 Charleston 68 86 Akron 78 87 Eastern Ky. 82 67 Indiana Central 68 82 Akron 60 69 Western Ky. 65 67 Evansville 77 Tenn. Tech 72 Pac1fte 76 84 85 65 Ea.stem Ky . 60 84 Murray State 72 65 Eastern Ky. 91 81 Marshall 87 73 Te~.ssttSc.ate 62 91 Austin Peay 100 68 Western Ky. 75 78 Northtrn Ky. 71 86 Youngstown Statt' 64 73 Marshall 81 87 Wright Seate 79 61 Middle Tenn. 60 83 Akron 93 Western Ky. 93 Akron 74 79 Marshall 85 65 77 78 Indiana Southeast 68 Youngstown Stare 69 56 Murray 65 74 75 Northwcs 88 LSU 101 61 Cincinmui 68 96 Younptown &. 106 MSU 1992-93 Ol'P 77 Nebraska 81 93 Tenn. State 91 87 Tenn. Tech 86 53 Michigan State 121 82 Ch.ammade 73 65 Middle Tenn. 67 81 Tcnn.Sc:atc 75 60 St. Peter's 81 76 Tcxa,s..Arlmgton 73 95 Tenn. Tech 106 OVCTourn. 72 Md.-Eastern Shore 75 74 Marshall 87 87 Nicholls Stace 79 88 Tenn. Tech 83 74 Wright State 102 59 Eastern Ky. 62 65 Eastern Ky. 58 61 Murray Sc.ate 89 6-4 Union 72 99 Md.-Eattcrn Shor-c 80 84 Tenn. Tech 98 Record, 16- IJ 65 Kentucky 108 66 Murray Sc. 79 76 Middle Tenn. 89 Head Coach: Tommy Gaither ?9 Missouri-Kansas Ocy I 15 75 Austin Peay 73 1°'1 Tenn. Smte 98 47 Western M,ch1gan 77 76 Radfo,d 78 6-4 ub 1992-93 Final OVC Standings and Statistics Standings Conference Games All Games Team Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Pct. Tennessee State 13 3 .8 13 19 10 .655 Murray State l l 5 .688 18 12 .600 Eastern Kentucky l l 5 .688 15 12 .556 Southeast Missouri 9 7 .563 16 11 .593 Tennessee Tech 9 7 .563 15 13 .536 Morehead State 6 10 .375 6 21 .222 Middle Tennessee 5 l l .313 10 16 .385 Tennessee-Martin 4 12 .250 7 19 .269 Austin Peay 4 12 .250 7 20 .259 Team Statistics Scoring Offense G W-L Pts. Avg. Scoring Defense G W-L Pts. Avg. T ennessee Tech 28 15-13 2440 87. l Eastern Kentucky 27 15-12 1960 72.6 Murray State 30 18-12 2536 84.5 Middle Tennessee 26 10- 16 1910 73.5 Southeast Missouri 27 16- 11 2179 80.7 Tennessee State 29 19-10 2206 76. l Tennessee State 29 19-10 2282 78.7 Tennessee-Martin 26 7-19 20 17 77.6 Eastern Kentucky 27 15-12 2054 76. I Southeast Missouri 27 16- 11 2166 80.2 Morehead State 27 6-2 1 2023 74.9 Austin Peay 27 7-20 2173 80.5 Middle Tennessee 26 10-16 1805 69.4 Murray State 30 18-12 2450 81.7 Tennessee-Martin 26 7-19 1799 69.2 Tennessee Tech 28 15- 13 2448 87.4 Austin Peay 27 7-20 1864 69.0 Morehead State 27 6-21 2400 88.9 Field Goal Pct. FGM FGA Pct. FG Pct. Defense FGM FGA Pct. Eastern Kentucky 732 1561 .469 Tennessee State 762 1833 .416 Tennessee State 836 1803 .464 Eastern Kentucky 693 1536 .451 Murray State 896 1929 .464 Tennessee-Martin 750 1650 .455 Tennessee-Martin 613 1337 .458 Tennessee Tech 892 1937 .461 Tennessee T ech 950 1864 .456 Murray State 827 1766 .468 Southeast Missouri 762 1683 .453 Austin Peay 805 1675 .481 Middle Tennessee 678 1526 .444 Middle Tennessee 671 1396 .481 Austin Peay 667 1514 .44 1 Southeast Missouri 73 1 l482 .493 Morehead State 669 1656 .404 Morehead State 91 4 1843 .496 3-Point Goal Pct. FGM FGA Pct. Opp. Free Throw Pct. FTM FTA Pct Eastern Kentucky 163 436 .375 123-359/.343 Tennessee-Martin 431 586 .735 Tennessee-Martin 140 377 .371 l 76-520/.338 Tennessee Tech 514 699 .735 Murray State l81 496 .371 178-551/.323 Southeast Missouri 510 702 .726 Middle T ennessee 140 384 .365 158-393/.402 Eastern Kentucky 427 595 .718 Tennessee Tech 226 630 .359 209-57 5/.363 Morehead State 472 665 .71 0 Southeast Missouri 145 41 9 .346 l 63-408/ .400 Murray State 563 816 .689 Tennessee State 191 559 .343 194-548/.354 Austin Peay 41 9 617 .679 Morehead State 313 628 .339 179-483/.37 1 Middle Tennessee 311 470 .662 Austin Peay 111 328 .338 153-41 7/.367 Tennessee State 419 657 .638 Rebound Margin G Rebds. Avg. Mar. Scoring Margin OFF DEF MAR Tennessee Tech 28 1202 42.9 +4.5 Eastern Kentucky 76. l 72.6 +3.5 Tennessee State 29 11 6 40.2 +2.5 Murray State 894.5 81.7 +2.8 Middle Tennessee 26 920 35.4 +0.8 Tennessee State 78.7 76.1 +2.6 Southeast Missouri 27 953 35.3 +0.7 Southeast Missouri 80.7 80.2 +0.5 Murray State 30 1090 36.3 -1.6 Tennessee Tech 87. 1 87.4 -0.3 Eastern Kentucky 27 912 33.8 -2.2 Middle Tennessee 69.4 73.5 - 4.l Tennessee-Martin 26 858 33.0 -2.7 T ennessee-Martin 69.2 77.6 -8.4 Morehead State 27 994 36.8 - 4.1 Austin Peay 69.0 80.5 11.5 Austin Peay 27 904 33.5 -4.4 Morehead State 74.9 88.9 14.0 A16 OVC Statistics 1992-93 Final Individual OVC Statistics Scoring G FG PT IT Pts. Avg. FG Percentage FMG FGA Pct. John Best, TI 28 296 4 203 799 28.5 (Min. 4 Made Per Game) Devon Lake, SE 27 198 45 162 603 22.3 Warren Kidd, MT 167 265 .630 Robert Taylor, MT 18 132 61 74 399 22.2 Carlos Rogers, TS 239 385 .621 Doug Bentz, MO 26 171 5 191 538 20.7 Tim Britt, TM 149 267 .558 Carlos Rogers, TS 29 239 0 111 589 20.3 John Best, TT 296 535 .553 John Allen, EK 27 163 38 IOI 465 I 7.2 Luther Bonds, SE 111 216 .5 14 Frank Allen, MU 28 146 75 101 468 16.7 Maurice Houston, TT 120 238 .504 Rick Yudt, AP 27 153 49 96 451 16.7 John Allen, EK 163 333 .489 Rob West, TI 28 159 90 42 450 16.1 Doug Bentz, MO 171 351 .487 Tim Britt, TM 26 149 4 115 417 16.0 Cedric Gumm, MU 121 255 .475 Warren Kidd, MT 26 167 0 56 390 15.0 Devon Lake, SE 198 429 .462 Maurice Houston, TI 26 120 36 111 387 14.9 Arlando Johnson, EK 27 130 25 93 378 14.0 Ff Percentage FfM FGA Pct. Richard Woods, TM 26 124 23 350 13.5 79 (Min. 2 Made Per Game) Monty Wilson, TS 29 131 61 66 398 I 3.4 Curtis Shelton, SE 56 66 .848 Marty C line, MO Rebo unding Avg. 72 85 .847 G No. Arlando Johnson , EK Warren Kidd, MT 26 386 14.8 93 111 .838 Richard Woods, TM Carlos Rogers, TS 29 339 11.7 79 95 .832 Frank Allen, MU Doug Bentz, MO 26 9.8 101 122 .828 245 Robert Taylor, TM Tim Britt, TM 26 248 9.5 74 90 .822 Cedric Gumm, MU Wade Wester, TT 28 241 8.6 83 101 .822 Rick Yudt, AP .821 John Best, TT 28 235 8.4 96 11 7 Dwayne Crittendon, EK 22 158 7.2 John Allen, EK 101 124 .815 Devon Lake, SE John Allen, EK 27 171 6.3 162 205 .790 Monty Wilson, TS 29 166 5.7 Tony Wofford, SE 25 140 5.6 3-Pt. Leaders FGM FGA Pct. Brad Divine, EK 43 85 .506 Assists G No. Avg. Mitch Cupples, TT 46 110 .418 Maurice Houston, TT 26 178 6.8 Curtis Shelton , SE 54 130 .415 Neil Jones, TS 29 157 5.4 Robert Taylor, MT 61 151 .404 Arlando Johnson, EK 27 122 4.5 Rick Yudt, AP 49 122 .402 Greg Franklin, AP 27 108 4.0 Frank Allen, MU 75 193 .389 Marty Cline, MO 27 105 3.9 Rico Beasley, TS 39 102 .382 Greg Watkins, TS 28 108 3.9 John Brannen, MO 60 157 .382 Rob West, TT 28 102 3.6 Rob West, TT 90 236 .381 Dewayne Powell, TM 26 94 3.6 Tony Wofford, SE 25 83 3.3 Blocked Shots G No. Avg. Richard Woods, TM 26 82 3.2 Carlos Rogers, TS 29 93 3.2 Antoine Teague, MU 29 60 2.1 Steals G No. Avg. Warren Kidd, MT 26 53 2.0 Dewayne Powell, TM 26 65 2.5 John Allen, EK 27 49 l.8 John Allen, EK 27 53 2.0 Tim Britt, TM 26 27 l.O Cedric G umm, MU 30 51 l.7 Doug Bentz, MO 26 20 0.8 Richard Woods, TM 26 44 1.7 Reggie Dupree, AP 27 17 0.6 Devon Lake, SE 27 43 1.6 Rob West, TT 28 16 0.6 Greg Franklin, AP 27 41 1.5 Mike C rain, SE 27 13 0.5 Jerry Freshwater, SE 26 37 l.4 John Best, TT 28 40 l.4 G reg Watkins, TS 28 38 l.4 Maurice Houston, TT 26 35 1.3 DeMarcus Doss, EK 27 36 1.3 OVC Records A17 OVC Men's Basketball Records Team Game Best field goal percentage, l.(XX) (11-1 1) ••••. •.. ...• Quincy Vance (MT vs AP, 1990-91) Most points (one team), 143 ..••••.•••• . Middle Tenn. vs. Tenn. Wesleyan (1988-1989) Mil.Id points made, 8 . • • • • • • • • . • . . . . . • • . • • . . • . • • . • . . • Several with 8 Most points in one-half (one team), 83. .•.. •.•. Morehead State vs. W.Va. State (1991-92) Mil.It 3-points attempted, 16 • . ..••••..... • •• Robert Taylor (MT vs. SEMO, 1992-93) Most points (bo Coach of the Year 1961 -62 E.A. Diddle, Western Ky. 1977-78 Sonny Smith, East Tennessee 1962-63 John Oldham, Tennessee Tech 1978-79 Ed Byhre, Eastern Kentucky 1963-64 Cal Luther, Murray State 1979-80 Ron Greene, Murray State 1964-65 Jim Baechtold, Eastern Kentucky 1980-81 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1965-66 John Oldham, Western Kentucky l 981-82 Tom Deaton, Tennessee Tech 1966-67 George Fisher, Austin Peay Wayne Martin, Morehead State 1967-68 Madison Brock, East Tennessee 1982-83 Ron Greene, Murray State 1968-69 Cal Luther, Murray State 1983-84 Wayne Martin, Morehead State 1969-70 John Oldham, Western Kentucky 1984-85 T om Deaton, Tennessee Tech 1970-7 I John Oldham, Western Kentucky 1985-86 Bob Huggins, Akron 1971-72 Guy Strong, Eastern Kentucky 1986-87 Max Good, Eastern Kentucky 1972-73 Lake Kelly, Austin Peay I 987-88 Steve Newton, Murray State 1973-74 Jim Richards, Western Kentucky 1988-89 Bruce Stewart, Middle Tennessee 1974-75 Jimmy Earle, Middle Tennessee 1989-90 Steve Newton, Murray State 1975-76 Jim Richards, Western Kentucky 1990-91 David Loos, Austin Peay Jack Schalow, Morehead State 1991-92 Scott Edgar, Murray State 1976-77 Fred Overton, Murray State 1992-93 Frankie Allen, Tennessee State 1976-77 Jimmy Earle, Middle Tennessee Player of the Year 1962-63 Harold Sergent, Morehead State 1977-78 Otis Howard, Austin Peay 1963-64 Jim Jennings, Murray State 1978-79 James Tillman, Eastern Kentucky 1964-65 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1979-80 Gary Hooker, Murray State 1965-66 C lem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1980-81 Jerry Beck, Middle Tennessee 1966-67 Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1981 -82 Jerry Beck, Middle Tennessee 1967-68 Wayne Chapman, Western Kentucky 1982-83 Glen Green, Murray State Harley Swift, East Tennessee Joe Jukubick, Akron 1968-69 Claude Virden, Murray State 1983-84 Joe Jukubick, Akron 1969-70 Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky 1984-85 Stephen Kite, T ennessee Tech 1970-71 Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky 1985-86 Marcel Boyce, Arkon 197 1-72 Les Taylor, Murray State 1986-87 Bob McCann, Morehead State 1972-73 Les Taylor, Murray State 1987-88 Jeff Martin, Murray State I97 3-74 James Williams, Austin Peay 1988-89 Jeff Martin, Murray State 1974-75 George Sorrell, Middle Tennessee 1989-90 Popeye Jones, Murray State 1975-76 Tim Sisneros, Middle Tennessee 1990-91 Popeye Jones, Murray State Johnny Britt, Western Kentucky 1991-92 Brett Roberts, Morehead State 1976-77 Otis Howard, Austin Peay 1992-93 Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State Annual Final Standings 1948-49 1950-51 1952-53 1954-55 Con( All Con( All Conf All Conf All w L w L w L w L w L w L w L w L Western Ky. 8 2 25 4 Mum1y S.. 9 3 21 6 Ea.stem Ky. 9 16 9 Western Ky. 8 2 18 10 Eastern Ky. 3 17 7 4 Ea.stem Ky. 8 3 18 8 Eastern Ky, 6 4 15 8 Louisville 6 3 23 10 Western Ky. 8 25 6 Evansv,lle 5 4 23 7 MurTily Sc. 6 4 II 15 Marshall 2 2 16 12 Murray St. 7 18 9 Western Ky. 4 4 19 10 Morehead St. 5 5 14 10 Evansville 4 5 13 12 Mor,h,ad S.. Tenn. Ttth 14 II 7 13 II Tenn. Ttth 3 7 9 12 Murray Sc. 3 9 13 12 Marwll 6 13 13 Morehead S.. 13 12 10 Middle Tt>nn. 2 8 9 I I Morehead&. 2 7 13 Tenn. Tech I 6 12 9 Middle Tenn. 0 10 7 16 Tenn. Ttth 0 I 10 10 1951 -52 1953-54 1949-50 1955-56 Conf All Conf All Conf All w L w L Conf All w L w L w L w L w L w L Western Ky. 8 0 25 6 Wwc.mKy. 9 19 8 Western Ky. 9 I 29 3 Morehead St. 7 3 19 10 Eastern Ky. 3 16 6 Eastern Ky. 10 13 II 7 Mor,head S.. 6 4 16 7 Marshall 5 4 15 9 Murn,y S.. 9 24 10 Tenn. Tech 7 3 17 1 Murray S.. 6 4 15 16 Morehead S.. 5 6 12 10 Marshall 5 15 II Western Ky. 7 3 16 12 Tenn. Ttth 6 12 II Murray St. 5 7 18 13 Morehead S.. 3 9 10 I ◄ 4 Mum1y St. 6 4 15 10 Evamvillc 2 7 14 14 Tenn. Tech 2 10 9 15 Eastern Ky. 4 7 16 17 Eastern Ky. 3 7 9 16 Tenn. Ttth I 6 9 12 Evan,;v11lc 2 10 12 10 Middle Tenn. I 9 12 17 Middle Tenn. 0 10 14 7 OVC Records AI9 1956-57 196-4-65 1971-72 1978-79 1985-86 Conf All Con( All Conf All Conf All Conf AU W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L Morehead St. 9 I 19 8 Eastern Ky. IJ I 19 5 Eastern Ky. 9 5 15 11 Eastern Ky. 9 J 21 8 Akron 10 22 8 Western Ky. 9 I 17 9 Western Ky. 10 4 17 8 Morehead St. 9 5 16 II We5cern Ky. 7 5 17 II Middle Tenn. 10 4 2J 11 Murray St-. 5 5 11 13 Murray St. 9 5 19 7 Western Ky. 9 5 15 II Middle Tenn. 7 5 16 II Murray St. 8 6 17 12 Eastern Ky. 4 6 6 15 Tenn. Ttch 8 6 14 II Tenn. Tech 7 7 14 II Morehead St. 7 5 14 IJ Austin Peay 8 Middle Tenn. l J ll IJ Morehead St. 6 6 '" 14 8 IJ I Murray St. 8 15 II Tenn. Ttch 7 5 11 15 Youngstown St. 8 6 12 16 Tenn. Tech 9 9 11 East Tenn. 4 10 6 17 East Tenn. 8 II 14 Austin Peay 9 8 18 Tenn. Tech 6 8 14 15 Middle Tcnn. 4 10 6 17 Middle Tenn. 9 15 II MumiySt. 10 4 22 Eastern Ky. 5 9 10 18 1957-58 Austin Peay 2 12 17 Austm Peay 9 10 14 Morehead St. 13 8 19 Conf All 1979-80 W L W L 1965-66 1972-7J Conf All Tenn. Tech 8 l 17 9 1986-87 Conf All Con/ All W L W L Morehead St. 6 4 IJ 10 Conf All W L W L W L W L Waurn Ky. 10 1 21 8 Western Ky. 5 5 11 11 W L W L Western Ky. 14 0 2J 2 Austm Peay II J 22 7 Murray St. 10 2 2J 8 Middle Tenn. 4 6 II 10 Middle Tenn. 11 J l2 7 Eastern Ky. 9 5 16 9 Morehead St. 9 5 14 II Eastern Ky. 7 5 15 12 Murray St. 4 6 8 16 Alcron 9 5 21 9 Tenn. Tech 8 6 17 8 Murray St. 9 5 17 8 Morehead St. 7 5 15 12 Eastern Ky. J 7 8 11 Eastern Ky. 9 5 19 II East Tenn. 0 0 7 18 MurrayS<. 8 6 IJ 12 Eastern Ky. 7 7 12 IJ Middle Tenn. 5 9 12 IJ Austin Peay 6 20 11 Morehead St. 8 6 12 12 Tenn. Tech 7 7 14 II Au.nm Peay 10 8 18 Morehead St. 8 6 14 I Austin Peay J 11 7 14 East Ttnn. 7 7 IJ II Tenn. Tech II 21 1958-59 Murray St. East Tenn. J II 7 14 Western Ky. 6 8 10 16 6 8 IJ 15 Conf All Youngs10 wn St. Middle Tenn. J 11 7 17 Middle T cnn. 5 9 12 IJ 10 II 17 W L W L 1980-81 Tenn. Tech IJ 7 20 Eastern Ky. 10 2 16 6 Conf All Western Ky. 8 4 16 10 1966-67 1973.74 W L W L Tenn. Tech 7 5 16 9 Conf All Con/ All Wesrcrn Ky. 12 2 21 8 1987-88 East Tenn. 5 7 13 10 W L W L W L w L Murray St. 10 4 17 10 Conf All Morehead St. 5 7 11 12 Western Ky. IJ 12J 2 Ausun Peay 10 4 17 10 Mtddle Tenn. 9 5 18 9 W L W L Middle Tcnn. 'I 8 9 17 East Tenn. 8 6 17 9 Morehead St. 10 4 17 9 Austin Peay 7 7 14 IJ Murray St. IJ I 22 9 Murray St. J 9 10 15 Morehead St. 8 6 16 8 Middle Tcnn . 9 5 18 8 Eastern Ky. 7 7 10 16 Middle Tenn. II J 2J 7 Murray Sc. 8 6 15 9 Wcsu!.m Ky. 8 6 15 10 Akron 5 9 8 18 Au.sun Peay 10 4 17 IJ 1959-60 Austin Peay 7 7 14 9 Murray Sc:. 6 8 12 IJ MOJehead St. 4 10 11 15 Eastern Ky. 10 4 18 10 Conf All Tenn. Tech 6 8 12 I I Eastern Ky. 6 8 8 15 Tenn. Tech 12 6 20 Tenn. Tech 5 9 12 16 W L W L Middl<' Tenn. 4 10 10 15 Tenn. Tech 4 10 7 18 Tenn. St. 10 II 17 Western Ky. 10 2 21 7 Eastern Ky. 6 8 14 12 Youngscown St. 12 21 East Tenn. J 11 18 1981-82 7 Ea:ncrn Ky. 9 J l'I 8 Morehead St. Con/ All IJ 5 22 Tenn. Tech 7 'I 13 9 1967-68 1974.75 W L W L Murray St. 7 'I 12 11 Conf All Murray St. IJ 20 8 Morehead St. J 7 5 11 Con/ All 1988-89 WCS1em Middle Tenn. l 10 9 14 W L W L W L W L Ky. 13 19 10 Con/ All East Tenn. 10 9 14 East Tenn. 10 4 19 8 Middle T cnn. 12 2J 5 Middle Tenn. 12 22 8 W L W L Murray St. 10 4 16 8 Western Ky. II 16 8 MOJehead St. I I 17 10 Middle Tenn. 19 2 2J 8 Wcucrn Ky. 9 5 18 7 Awtm Peay 10 4 17 10 Tenn. Tech 8 11 14 Murray Sc. 10 2 19 II 1960-61 Morehead St. 8 6 12 9 Tenn. Tech 7 7 IJ 12 Youngstown St. 5 11 8 18 Amtin Peay 8 4 18 12 Conf All Middle Tenn. 7 7 15 9 Morehead St. 5 9 IJ IJ Austin Peay 4 12 6 20 Morehead St. W L W L 5 7 15 16 Eastern Ky, 6 8 10 14 East Tenn. 9 9 14 Akron IJ 7 19 Morehead St. 9 J 18 12 Eastern Ky. 'I 8 7 22 Tenn. Trc.h 1 10 10 16 Murray St. II 10 15 Eastern Ky. IJ 5 21 Western Ky. 9 J 18 8 Tenn. Tech J 9 10 20 Austin Peay 4 10 8 15 Eastern Ky. II 7 18 Eastern Ky. 9 J 15 9 Tenn. St. 10 4 24 Murray St. 7 5 IJ 10 1982-83 Middle Tenn. 4 8 9 14 1968-69 1975-76 Conf All 1989-90 Tenn. Tech J 9 6 13 W L W L Conf All Conf All Con( All East Tenn. II 9 15 Murray Sc. 11 J 21 8 W L W L W L W L W L w L Murray St. 11 J 22 Morehead St. 10 4 19 II 5 Wcsu:rn Ky. II J 20 9 Mumiy St. 10 2 21 9 Morehead St. 11 J 18 9 Auscm Peay Tenn. Tech 9 5 16 12 1961-62 10 4 20 7 Tenn. Tech 9 J 19 9 Western Ky. 9 5 16 10 Morehead Sc. Akron 7 7 14 15 Conf All 7 7 IJ 14 Morehead St. 7 5 16 IJ Easu:rn Ky. 7 7 IJ 9 Tenn. Tech 7 7 14 10 Eastt".rn Ky. 7 7 10 17 W L W L Eastern Ky. 7 5 IJ 17 Western Ky. II I 17 10 East Tenn. 6 8 15 II Middle Tenn. 6 8 16 11 • Youngstown St. 9 15 12 Maddie T cnn. 5 7 12 16 Tenn. Tech 7 5 16 6 Tenn. Tech 9 IJ 11 Eastern Ky. 6 8 10 15 AUStm Peay 4 10 II 16 Auscm Peay 2 10 10 19 Morehead St. 7 5 14 8 Middle Tenn. 4 10 IJ IJ Murray Sc:. 5 9 9 17 Middle Tenn. J 11 7 20 Tenn. Sc. 2 10 7 21 &stern Ky. 7 5 II 6 Austin Peay J 11 10 14 East Tenn. 10 6 20 Ea" Tenn. J 9 11 14 1983-84 Middle Tenn. 10 6 12 1990-91 1969-70 1976-77 Conf All Conf All Conf All Con/ All W L W L W L W L 1962-6J W L W L W L W L Morehead St. 12 2 15 6 Murray St. Conf All Western Ky. 14 0 22 J Aus1in Peay IJ I 24 4 Tenn. Tech 11 J 18 10 10 2 24 9 W L Wtcrn Ky. 9 J 19 10 W L Murray St. 9 5 17 9 Middle Tcnn. 9 5 20 8 Youngstown St. 9 5 18 II Tenn. Tech 8 1 16 8 East Tenn. 8 6 15 II Murray Sc. 9 5 17 10 Murr2y St. 7 7 15 IJ Tenn. Tech 6 6 12 16 Morehead St. 8 4 13 7 Eastern Ky. 8 6 12 10 Morehead Sc . 9 5 15 10 Auscm Peay 5 9 II 16 Austin Peay 6 6 15 14 East Tenn. 7 5 14 8 Middle T cnn. 6 8 15 II East Tenn. 6 8 12 Easccrn Ky. 5 9 11 16 Middle Tenn. 6 6 21 9 Murray&. 6 6 13 9 Morehead St. 5 9 IJ II Western Ky. 6 8 12 14 M,ddle Tenn. 4 10 II 16 Morehead St. 8 16 13 Eastern Ky. 6 6 9 11 '" Tenn. Tech 4 10 10 15 Eastern Ky. II 8 16 Ahon J 11 8 19 Tenn. Sc . 11 5 2J Middle Tenn. 8 9 15 Aumn Peay 2 12 5 11 Tenn. Tech 13 19 Western Ky. 9 5 16 7 1984-85 1991-92 Conf All Con( AU 196J-6-4 1970-71 1977-78 W L W L W L Con/ All Conf All Conf All w L Tenn. Tech II 19 9 W L W L W L w L W L W L Mumiy St. 11 3 17 13 Youngstown St. 9 19 II Murray St. II J 16 8 Western Ky. 12 2 24 6 Middle Tenn. 10 4 18 8 Eastern Ky. 9 5 19 14 Wccrn Ky. 9 5 16 IJ Eastern Ky. 9 5 15 10 Murray Sc.. 10 19 6 Ease Tenn. 10 4 18 9 Middle Tenn. 9 5 16 II Mumiy Sc. East Tenn. 8 6 11 10 Eastern Ky. 10 4 16 8 Western Ky. 9 5 16 14 8 6 19 9 Tenn. Tech 8 6 14 15 Austin Peay 7 7 14 9 East Tenn. J 6 12 12 Ausun Peay 8 5 15 11 Middle Tenn. 7 7 17 14 Au.sun Peay 6 8 II 17 Tenn Tech 7 7 II II Austm Peay 9 10 14 Easrcrn Ky. 8 5 15 11 'Akron 6 8 12 14 Morehead State 8 14 15 Morehead St. 6 8 10 II Morehead St. 4 10 8 17 Tenn. Tech 7 7 11 15 Austin Peay 10 8 19 "SE Missouri 9 12 16 Middle Tenn. 5 9 II 10 Tenn. Tech 4 10 7 17 Murray St. 4 10 10 17 Morthead St. 12 7 10 Tenn. State 2 12 24 Weitcrn Ky. J II 5 16 Middle Tenn. J II II 15 Morehead Sc: . 0 14 4 19 'lneligtblc for OVC Tournament "Ineligible for OVC Tournarncn t A20 All-OVC Teams 1992-93 All-Ohio Valley Conference Teams All-OVC First Team All-Newcomer Team Carlos Rogers, Jr., C. Tennessee State Carlos Rogers, Jr. , C, Tennessee State John Best, Sr. , F, Tennessee Tech Monty Wilson, Fr., F, Tennessee State Warren Kidd, Sr., C , Middle Tennessee Dewayne Powell, Fr., G, Tennessee-Martin Doug Bentz, Sr., C, Morehead State Luther Bonds, Jr., F, Southeast Missouri Devon Lake, Sr., G, Southeast Missouri John Brannen, Jr., F, Morehead State Antwan Hoard, Jr., F, Murray State AII-OVC Second Team Marty Cline, Fr., G, Morehead State Frank Allen, Sr., G. Murray State Brad Divine, Fr., G, Eastern Kentucky John Allen, Jr., F, Eastern Kentucky Tim Horton, So., G, Tennessee State Robert Taylor, Sr., G, Middle Tennessee Tim Britt, Sr., C, Tennessee-Martin Player of the Year: Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State Honorable Mention Coach of the Year: Frankie Allen, Tennessee State Rick Yudt, So., F, Austin Peay Maurice Cannon, Sr., F, Murray State Newcomer of the Year: Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State Arlando Johnson, Jr., G, Eastern Kentucky Maurice Houston, Jr., G, Tennessee Tech Freshman of the Year: Monty Wilson, Tennessee State Cedric G umm, Jr., G, Murray State The Ohio Valley Conference------When the presidents of six mid-southern universities gathered 45 years ago initially governed by the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, at a hotel in Kentucky, they united with a goal of providing leadership and but the overall strength of women's programs in the league was demonstrated vision, both in education and athletics, for the futu re. by the automatic bids the OVC instantly received when the NCAA became That vision has grown and fostered since that initial meeting in 1948, when the governing body in 1982. the Ohio Valley Conference was formed. The playing field isn't the only place OVC athletes are working hard. The It didn't take long before the OVC was making a mark nationally in athletics, league also recognizes excellence in the classroom. The prestigious OVC but the league also became a pioneer on a much more significant scale socially. Academic Achievement Banner is awarded annually to the school whose athletes During times of racial integration, OVC member Morehead State University produce the highest g.p.a. when compared to the general student body. In became one of the first non-traditionally black mid-southern institutions to addition, a dozen Scholar-Athlete Awards are presented yearly to male and accept a black student. In 1958, Marshall Banks earned athletically-related female athletes, while others are commended for their academic success by aid at Morehead, which signed a second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a being Medal of Honor recipients or named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll. year later. With racial barriers broken, the rest of the institutions in the league The vision of leadership demonstrated by the Founding Fathers in 1948 began to provide educational and athletic opportunities to blacks. remains alive today as the Ohio Valley Conference prepares for the future. On the athletics field, the OVC was quickly gaining respect. In I955, the One example is in regard to the current trend in collegiate athletics OVC became only the second six-member league nationally to earn an automatic administration for increased involvement of university presidents in setting bid to the prestigious NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, which, at chat policies and making rules. The presidents of OVC institutions, however, have time, was limited to only 24 participants. always governed the Conference, long before presidential governance became Through the years, OVC teams have won national championships and bowl a national theme. games in football, along with national team or individual titles in the sports The OVC presently sponsors the following sports: baseball, basketball, cross of rifle, cross country, track and golf. country, football, golf, tennis and track for men, and basketball, cross country, The OVC has also produced several Olympic athletes, while some of the softball, tennis, track and volleyball for women. The OVC also sponsors the greatest players in professional sports were educated at OVC institutions. The combined men's and women's sport of rifle. list includes former greats such as basketball's Clem Haskins (Western Kentucky) Over the last few years, the league has grown, not only in the number and two-sport star Steve Hamilton (Morehead State) to present day standouts of athletics opportunities it is providing for students, but in terms of the number like football players Richard Dent (Tennessee State) and Phil Simms (Morehead of institutions in the league. Recently, the league expanded by two members, State), baseball star Atlee Hammaker (East Tennessee) and Walt Terrell adding Southeast Missouri State University and the University of Tennessee (Morehead State), basketball's Popeye Jones (Murray State) and professional Martin. The additions bring to nine the number of institutions in the league. golfer Jeff Sluman (Tennessee Tech). Other representatives include charter members Eastern Kentucky University, Recognizing the need to provide increased opportunities for fema le athletes, Morehead State University and Murray State University, along with Austin the OVC established women's championships in the sports of basketball, tennis Peay State University, Middle Tennessee State University, Tennessee State and track in 1977, with volleyball added four years later. Those sports were University and Tennessee Technological University. The Eagles 17 Mike Gillespie 24 Guard, 6-3, 175, Junior Tallahassee, Fla. One of two signees from Tallahassee Community College on Morehead State's preseason roster. Played for his father in juco. Averaged seven points and five assists per game as a sophomore. Shot 84 percent from the free throw line to rank second among players in Florida junior colleges. Averaged 22 points per game as a senior at Pasco High School in Dade City, Fla., where he was selected all-area by the St. Petersburg Times and the Tampa Tribune. Team most valuable player. Comes from a coaching-rich family with father Mike and gran dfather Gordie G illespie who was an outstanding collegiate coach. High School: Pasco High School Coach: Willie Broner Junior College: T allahassee Community College Junior College Coach: Mike Gillespie Birthdate: July 26, 1971 Major: Secondary Education/ History Parents: Mike & Connie Gillespie "Mike has a real good understanding of the game and will contribute both on and off the floor." Gillespie with Dr. Lynn Augsbach, MSU assistant -Coach Dick Fick professor of psychology. 18 TM Eagles Cole Indestad 52 Center, 6-8, 225, Freshman Central City, Ky. Signed with Morehead Scace after averaging 15.2 points and 12 rebounds per game in his only season at G reenup County {Ky.) High School. Named all-district, all-area, all-conference and honorable mention all-state. As a sophomore and junior, he was a standout for Berry High School in Birmingham, Ala., averaging 13 points and 10 rebounds as a junior and 17 points and 10 rebounds as a sophomore. As a freshman, he started and averaged 11 points and 10 rebounds for Smith Cotton High School in Sedalia, Mo. High School: Greenup County High School Coach: Randy Ward Birthdate: October 24, 1974 Major: Undecided Parents: George & Mary lndescad "Cole can use his intelligence and strength to continue to improve. He was well coached in high school and has a willingness to get better daily." -Coach Dick Fick lndestad with Dr. Rodger Hammons, MSU mathematics department chair. The Eagles 19 Keith Kinzler 34 Center, 6-9, 235, Senior Shorewood, Ill. Relatively new to the game of basketball. Did not play in high school. Averaged 12. 1 points and 14.3 rebounds as a sophomore at Joliet Junior College, after averaging 9.2 points and 10.3 rebounds as a freshman. Joliet advanced to the NJCAA Division II national tournament both seasons. Set a NJCAA Division II tournament record with 22 rebounds in a tournament game in 1991-92, then broke it last season with a 23-rebound performance. In 1992-93, he had 10 or more rebounds in 33 of 35 games. Juco all-conference last season. Will be counted on for defense and rebounding at the post. High School: Joliet Catholic Junior College: Joliet Junior College Junior College Coach: Pat Klingler Birthdate: August 13, 1971 Major: Business Administration/ Management Parents: Dennis & Ruth Kimler "When Keit h runs the court, he will be a big contributor to our team. He is a quality young man who has improved each day." Kinz.ler with Keith Moore, MSU instructor of -Coach Dick Fick management. 20 The Eagles MarkMajick 13 Guard, 6-4, 190, Sophomore Cortland, Ohio Transferred from the U.S. Naval Academy and sat out last season. A veraged 10.5 points, four rebounds and fo ur assists per game as a freshman at Navy. Tied a Navy record with 61 three-point field goals. First team All-Freshman Patriot League. Averaged 19.8 points, six rebounds and seven assists per game as a senior at Youngstown's Liberty H igh School where he played for his father, David. Second team all-state his junior and senior seasons. High School: Youngstown Liberty High School Coach: Dave Majick Birthdate: May 30, 1973 Major: Comprehensive Business Parents: Dave & Sandy Majick "Shooting the ball is Mark 's biggest asset. Yet, his conditioning has helped him improve all his court skills." - Coach Dick Fick Majick with Jack Henson, MSU assistant professar of business education. The Eagles 21 Robbie O'Bryan 14 Guard, 6-1, 180, Sophomore Leander, Ky. Walk-on member of t he Eagle squad who saw action in five games last season . Will likely be redshirted this season. All state honorable mention, all-area and team most valuable player as a senior at Johnson Central. Ranked second in the state in three-point field goals made per game, averaging fou r. Averaged 22 points and six rebounds per game. Excellent student who was one of 67 MSU student-athletes named to the O hio Valley Conferene Commissioner's Honor Roll last season. High School: Johnson Central High School Coach: Alvin Ratliff Birthdate: July 14, 1974 Major: Biology Parents: Robert & Lillian O'Bryan "Robbie will use this year to get stronger and work on his ballhandling. He is an outstanding young man and student." -Coach Dick Fick O'Bryan with Tim Rhodes, MSU Director of Financial Aid. 22 The Eagles Andy Penick 5 Guard, 6-2, 180, Senior Louisville, Ky. Will sit out this season after transferring from Bellarmine. Began his college career at Michigan State. Will have one year of eligibility remaining in 1994-95. Averaged 4.0 points in 27 games as a freshman at Michigan State in 1990-91. Red-shirted in 1991-92 due to knee problems. Began the 1992- 93 season at Michigan State, then transferred to Bellarmine. Three-time all-stater and runner-up in 1990 for Kentucky's Mr. Basketball while a prep star at Louisville's Pleasure Ridge Park High School. PRP's all-time leading scorer with 2,780 points. High school All-American in 1990. Averaged 27.3 points and 6.4 assists as a senior. State tournament most valuable player in 1989. Member of the Kentucky team for the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Series. Also played in the McDonald's Capital C lassic and McDonald's Derby Festival. High School: Pleasure Ridge Park High School Coach: Dale Mabry Birthdate: May 10, 1972 Major: Marketing Parents: Terry & Linda Penick "The experience that Andy gained while playing in the Big I 0 Penick with Peggy Osborne, MSU assistant professor can be a real plus for us in the future." of marketing. - Coach Dick Fick The Eagles 23 Mike Scrogham 35 Center-Forward, 6-7, 205, Freshman Bardstown, Ky. Signed with Morehead State during t he November 1992, signing period. Four-time all-district and three-time all-region performer at Nelson County. Named to second-team and third-team all-state listings by several publications and organizations. Averaged 25 points and 12 rebounds as a senior. Averaged 20 points and eight rebounds as a junior. Averaged 19.5 points as a sophomore and 10 points as a freshman. All-time leading scorer at Nelson County. Will be counted on for immediate help at the post. High School: Nelson County High School Coach: Minor Harmon Birthdate: January 2, 1975 Major: Undecided Parent: Jan Scrogham "Mike is a hard-playing kid who always gives his all. He is well-schooled in fundamentals and will get better each day ." -Coach Dick Fick Scrogham with Belva Sammons, MSU coordinator of special services. 24 The Eagles Kelly Wells 21 Forward-Guard, 6-7, 210, Junior Morehead, Ky. Was battling a rare kidney disease this fall and his availability is in question. Morehead native who transferred to MSU from Tulsa and became eligible last December. Averaged 10.8 points and 5.1 rebounds while starting 20 of the 22 games he played. Had arthroscopic knee surgery just prior to last season and is now fully rehabilitated. Scored in double figures in 15 of 22 games and hit at least one three-point field goal in 19 of 22 games. Scored a career high 20 points against Kentucky in his first game as an Eagle. Career high nine rebounds came twice, against Missouri-Kansas City and Tennessee State. Career high six assists came against Southeast Missouri. Saw action in 30 games, making three starts, for Tulsa in 1990-91. Averaged 5.6 points and 2.2 rebounds. All state, all-area, all-conference and all-region at Rowan County. Led Rowan County to three consecutive appearances in Kentucky's "Sweet 16" state tournament. Played on the Kentucky team in the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Series. Averaged 26.5 points and 8.9 rebounds as a senior in high school. His father, Mickey, is a two-time graduate of MSU who participated in basketball and track as a student, led the Lady Eagle basketball team to a 156-91 record in nine years as head coach and now serves as the University's intramurals and recreation director. High School: Rowan County Wells with his father, Mickey, MSU director of High School Coach: Tim Moore intramurals and recreation. Birthdate: January 6, 1971 Major: Comprehensive Business Parents: Mickey & Doris Wells "Kelly's versatility is symbolic of our team. He can pass, shoot, rebound and handle the bas ketball." -Coach Dick Fick Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3-Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1992-93 22-20 82-216-.384 30-78-.385 42-57-.737 113-5.1 63 238-10.8 Career Highs: Points-20 (Kentucky, 1992-93), Rebounds-9 (Missouri-Kansas City and Tennessee State), Assists-6 (SE Missouri) The Eagles 25 Johnnie Williams 3 Guard-Forward, 6-5, 195, Junior Marion, Ind. Was "Mr. Versatility" for the Eagles last season, playing nearly every position on the floor at one time or the other. Averaged 12.4 points and 5.6 rebounds. Started 24 of 27 games. Scored in double figures in 18 of 27 games. Career high 23 points came against Eastern Kentucky. Career high 10 rebounds came against Middle Tennessee twice. Career high eight assists came against Tennessee Tech. Sat out the 1991-92 season after transferring from C reighton. Saw action in all games at Creighton in 1990-91. All-state and all-conference as a senior at Marion High School. Marion most valuable player in both basketball and baseball. County athlete of the year. Spent a brief time as a pitcher on the Eagle baseball team before deciding to concentrate on basketball. High School: Marion High School Coach: Dan Gunn Birthdate: December 6, 197 1 Major: Radio/Television Parents: Betty W illiams & J.D. Williams "Johnnie's success will be determined by how strong he plays. He has improved all other aspects of his game." Williams with Murray Grevious, MSU custodial . -Coach Dick Fick superintenden t. Career Statistics Year G-GS Field Goals 3,Pt. FG Free Throws Rebounds Assists Points 1992-93 27-24 119-323-.368 30-113-.265 66- 11 0-.600 150-5.6 63 334-1 2.4 Career Highs: Points-23 (Eastern Kentucky, I 992-93), Rebounds-IO (Middle Tenn., I 992-93), Assists-8 (Tenn. Tech, I 992-93) 26 Eagle Great Eagle Great of the Past ... Steve Hamilton Basket ball All~A merican 19 5 7 11 ~year major league baseball veteran O ne of only two individuals to play in both an N BA Championship Series (Minneapolis Lakers) and a World Series (New York Yankees) Member MSU A thletic Hall of Fame Member Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame Member Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame C urrent Morehead State Athletic Director Opponents 27 1993-94 Opponents American Eastern Kentucky Possible Game 6 Games 11 & 19 TBA 7:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 3, Morehead, Ky. Dec. 10,11, Urbana-Champaign, Ill. 4:00 p.m. EST, Jan. 29, Richmond, Ky. SID: Joan von Thron SID: Karl Park Office Phone: 202-885-3032 Home Phone: 202-537-6165 Office Phone: 606-622-1253 Home Phone: 606-624-1291 Press Row Phone: 202-885-8232 Fax Phone: 202-885-3033 Press Row Phone: 606-622-2 226 Fax Phone: 606-622- I 230 Location: Washington, D.C. Location: Richmond, Ky. Founded: 1893 Founded: I 906 Enrollment: 11,500 Enrollment: 16,866 Colors: Red, White and Blue Colors: Maroon and White Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Colonels Conference: Colonial Athletic Assoc. Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Bender (5,000) Arena: Paul S. McBrayer (6,500) President: Elliott Milstein (interim) President: Dr. Hanly Funderburk Athletic Director: Joseph F. O'Donnell Office Phone: 202-885-3000 Athletic Director: Roy Kidd Office Phone: 606-622-3654 1992-93 Record: 11-17 (7-9, 4th) 1992-93 Record: 15-12 (1 1-5, 2nd tie) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/ I Head Coach: Chris Knoche (American, '80) Office Phone: 202-885-3009 Head Coach: Mike Calhoun (Georgetown '72) Office Phone: 606-622-2123 Coaching Record: 37-49 (3 years) Coaching Record: 15-I 2 ( I year) School Record: 37-49 (3 years) School Record: I 5-12 (I year) Best Time to Reach: Contact SID Best Time to Reach: Weekday morni ngs Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Gordon Austin (American '83); Bruce Kelley (Catholic '83); Donald Grant John Ferguson (Findlay '65); Robert Epps (Marshall '86) (American '92) Trainer: Bobby Barton Trainer: Bob Nolan Austin Peay Illinois Games 15 & 23 Game5 8:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 15, Clarksville, Tenn. TBA 7:45 p.m. EST, Feb. 14, Morehead, Ky. Dec. 10-1 I, Urbana-Champaign, Ill. SID: Brad Kirtley SID: Mike Pearson Office Phone: 615-648-7561 Home Phone: 615-648-0992 Office Phone: 2I 7-333-139 I Home Phone: 217-344-5355 Press Row Phone: 6 I 5-648-7I 9 I Fax Phone: 615-648-7562 Press Row Phone: 21 7-333- 1277 Fax Phone: 217-333-5540 Location: Clarksville, Tenn. Location: Urbana-Champaign, Ill. Founded: 1927 Founded: 1867 Enrollment: 8,200 Enrollment: 34,000 Colors: Red and White Colors: Orange and Blue Nickname: Governors Nickname: Fighting Illini Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Big Ten Arena: Aaron Arena (9,300) Arena: Assembly Hall (16,32 1) President: Dr. Oscar C. Page President: Stanley 0. Ikenberry Athletic Director: Kaye Hart Office Phone: 6 I 5-648-7903 Athletic Director: Ron Guenther Office Phone: 217-333-363 I 1992,93 Record: 7-20 (4-12, 7th, tie) 1992-93 Record: 19-13 (1 1-7, 3rd tie) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Head Coach: Dave Loos (Memphis St. '70) Office Phone: 615-648- 7615 Head Coach: Lou Henson (New Mexico Sc. '55) Office Phone: 217-333-3400 Coaching Record: I 15-104 (7 years) Coaching Record: 609-295 (31 years) School Record: 33-51 (2 years) School Record: 369- I 88 (I 8 years) Best Time to Reach: 10 a.m.-noon Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Tony Collins (Virginia St. '79); Bret Campbell (Valdosta St. '83); John Dick Nagy (Hardin-Simmons '67); Jimmy Collins (New Mexico St. '70); McLaughlin (Memphis St. '9 I) Mark Coomes (Western Illi nois '74) Trainer: Joni Johnson Trainer: Rod Cardinal 28 Opponents Kentucky Loyola-Chicago Game? Games 2 & 9 8:00 p.m. EST, Dec. 17, Lexington, Ky. 7:30 p.m. EST, Dec. l, Morehead, Ky. 8:30 p.m. EST, Dec. 23, Chicago, Ill. SID: Rena Vicim SID: Traci McCurdy Office Phone: 606-257-3838 Home Phone: 606-278-7773 Office Phone: 312-508-2575 Home Phone: 312-472-2524 Press Row Phone: 606-252-3602 Fax Phone: 606-258-4310 Press Row Phone: 708-296-6999 Fax Phone: 312-508-3884 Location: Lexington, Ky. Location: Chicago, Ill. Founded: 1865 Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 24,200 Enrollment: 15,886 Colors: Blue and White Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Ramblers Conference: Southeastern Conference: Midwestern Collegiate Arena: Rupp (24,000) Arena: Rosemont Horizon (I 7,500) President: Dr. Charles Wethington President: Reverend John J. Piderit, SJ Athletic Director: C.M. Newton Office Phone: 606-257-8000 Athletic Director: Chuck Schwarz Office Phone: 312-508-2560 1992,93 Reco rd: 30-4 (13-3, 2nd) 1992-93 Record: 7-20 (3-11, 8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Head Coach: Rick Pitino (Mass. '74) Office Phone: 606-257-1916 Head Coach: Will Rey (NE Illinois '75) Office Phone: 312-508-2564 Coaching Record: 228- 105 ( 11 years) Coaching Record: 33-77 (4 years) School Record: 95-3 I (4 years} School Record: 33-77 (4 years) Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Billy Donovan (Providence '87); Delray Brooks (Providence '88); Bernadette Michael Angelidis (U of Patras, Greece '81); Willie Brown (Loras '89); Glen Locke-Mattox (Georgia '8 1) Hefferm an (NE Illinois '89) Trainer: Jo Ann Hauser Trainer: Thomas Kitcho Louisville Middle Tennesse e Game4 Games 18 & 25 8:00 p.m. EST, Dec. 8, Louisville, Ky. 7:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 24, Morehead, Ky. 8:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 26, Murfreesboro, Tenn. SID: Kenny Klein SID: Ed Given Office Phone: 502-588-6581 Home Phone: 502-636-3555 Office Phone: 615-898-2450 Home Phone: 615-895-0827 Press Row Phone: 502-588-5567 Fax Phone: 502-588-7401 Press Row Phone: 615-898-2807 Fax Phone: 615-898-5626 Location: Louisville, Ky. Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded: 1798 Founded: 191 I Enrollment: 23,000 Enrollment: 16,787 Colors: Black, White and Red Colors: Navy Blue and White N ickname: Cardinals Nickname: Blue Raiders Conference: Metro Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Freedom Hall (18,865) Arena: Murphy Athletic Center (11,520) President: Dr. Donald C. Swain President: Dr. James B. Walker Athletic Director: Bill Olsen Office Phone: 502-588-5732 Athletic Director: John Stanford Office Phone: 6 I 5-898-2450 1992,93 Record: 22-9 (I 1- 1, 1st) 1992,93 Record: 10-16 (6th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/4 Head Coach: Denny Crum (UCLA '58) Office Phone: 502-588-6651 Head Coach: David Farrar (Anderson '69) Office Phone: 615-898-2120 Coaching Record: 5 I8- 192 (22 years) Coaching Record: 26-27 (2 years) School Record: 518-192 (22 years) School Record: 26-27 (2 years) Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Larry Gay (Florida State '73); Jerry Jones (Valparaiso '56); Scotter McCray Paul Peck (Union-Ky. '77); Jeff Norwood (Mississippi St. '86); Chris Starks (Louisville '88) (McPherson '93) Trainer: Jerry May Trainer: George Camp Opponents 29 Murray State Northern Kentucky Games 12 & 21 Game 1 7:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 8, Morehead, Ky. 7:30 p.m. EST, Nov. 29, Morehead, Ky. 8:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 7, Murray, Ky. SID: Tim Tucker SID: J.D. Campbell Office Phone: 502-762-4270 Home Phone: 502-753-1786 Office Phone: 606-572-5470 Home Phone: 606-572-5427 Press Row Phone: 502-762-681I Fax Phone: 502-762-6814 Press Row Phone: 606-572-5705 Fax Phone: 606-572-5427 Location: Murray, Ky. Location: Highland Heights, Ky. Founded: 1922 Founded: 1968 Enrollment: 8,190 Enrollment: 11,966 Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Gold, Black and White Nickname: Racers Nickname: Norse Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Great Lakes Valley Arena: Racer (5,550) Arena: Regents Hall (2,500) President: Dr. Ronald J. Kurth President: Dr. Leon E. Boothe Athletic Director: Mike Strickland Office Phone: 502-762-6184 Athletic Director: Jane Meier Office Phone: 606-572-5631 1992-93 Record: 18-12(11-5, 2nd tie) 1992-93 Record: 11-16 (4-14, 8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Head Coach: Scott Edgar (Pinsburgh-Jtown '78) Office Phone: 502-762-6804 Head Coach: Ken Shields (Dayton '64) Office Phone: 606-572-5192 Coaching Record: 35-25 (2 years) Coaching Record: 63-78 (5 years) School Record: 35-25 (2 years) School Record: 63-78 (5 years) Best Time to Reach: Weekday morni ngs Best Time to Reach: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Ken Roth (Arkansas '85); Niki ta Johnson (W. Georgia '89); David Kenley Pat Ryan (Northern Ky. '77); Dave Bezold (Virtebo '89); Walt Corbean (Southern Illinois '89) (Xavier '88) Trainer: Alan Lollarr Trainer: Bob Bove Northern Illinois Southeast Missouri Games Games 13 & 20 7:30 p.m. EST, Dec. 21, Morehead, Ky. 7:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 10, Morehead, Ky. 8:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 5, Cape Girardeau, Mo. SID: Mike Korcek SID: Ron Hines Office Phone: 815-753-1706 Home Phone: 815-758- 1238 Office Phone: 314-651-2294 Home Phone: 314-985-3452 Press Row Phone: 815-753-0628 Fax Phone: 815-753-9540 Press Row Phone: 31 4-65 1-50 14 Fax Phone: 314-65 1-2810 Location: DeKalb, Ill. Location: Cape Girardeau, Mo. Founded: 1895 Founded: 1873 Enrollment: 24,052 Enrollment: 9,000 Colors: Cardinal and Black Colors: Red, Black and White Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Indians Conference: Mid-Continent Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Chick Evans Field House (6,044) Arena: Show Me Center President: John E. La T ourette President: Dr. Kala Stroup Athletic Director: Gerald O'Dell Office Phone: 815-753-1295 Athletic Director: Dr. Richard McDuffie Office Phone: 314-651-2227 1992-93 Record: I 5-12 (1 0-6, 2nd tie) 1992-93 Record: 16-11 (3rd, tie) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/ l Starters Returning/Lost: 2/ J Head Coach: Brian Hammel (Bentley '75) Office Phone: 815-753-1633 Head Coach: Ron Shumate (Tenn. Tech) Office Phone: 31 4-651-2160 Coaching Record: I I 7-99 (9 years) Coaching Record: 402- I6 4 (19 years) School Record: 26-29 (2 years) School Record: 263-103 (12 years) Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Sam Dixon (Wooster '79); Scott Duncan (Wooster '78); Jeff Strohm Lew Hill (Wichita State '89); Randy Curl (Southern Indiana '85); Elgin (Eastern Illinois '88) Watson (Augustana '87) Trainer: Phil Voorhis Trainer: Mark Kwikkel 30 Opponents Tennessee-Martin Tennessee Tech Possible Gam e 6 Games 17 & 26 TBA, Dec. 10-1 1, U rbana-Champaign, Ill. 7:45 p.m. EST, Jan. 22, Morehead, Ky. Games 14 & 24 8:30 p.m. EST, Feb. 28, Cookeville, Tenn. 8:30 p.m . EST, Jan. 13, Martin, T enn. 7:45 p.m . EST, Feb. 29, Mo re he ad, Ky. SID: Lee Wilmot SID: Rob Schabert Office Phone: 901-587-7630 Home Phone: 901-587-98 11 Office Phone: 615-372-3088 Home Phone: 615-526-2576 Press Row Phone: 901-587-7694 Fax Phone: 901-587-7624 Press Row Phone: 615-372-3293 Fax Phone: 615-372-6139 Location: Martin, Tenn. Location: Cookeville, Tenn. Founded: I900 Founded: 1915 Enrollment: 5,646 Enrollment: 8,240 Colors: Royal Blue, Orange and Whtte Colors: Purple and Gold N ickname: Pacers Nickname: Golden Eagles Conference: OhlO Valley Conference: Ohio Valley Arena: Pacer (6,700) Arena: Eblen Center (10, 152) Chancellor: Or. Margaret N. Perry President: Dr. Angelo Volpe Athletic Director: Don Mcl eary Office Phone: 901-587-7660 Athletic Director: Or. David Larimore Office Phone: 6 I 5-372- 3949 1992, 93 Record: 7-19 (4-12, 7th tie} 1992-93 Record: 15-13 (9-7, 4th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Head Coach: Cal Luther (Valparaiso '51) Office Phone: 901-587-7660 Head Coach: Frank Harrell (Georgia SW '72) Office Phone: 615-372-3956 Coaching Record: 443-352 (32 years) Coaching Record: 68-70 (5 years} School Record: I6-38 (2 years) School Record: 68-27 (5 years} Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Ernest Neal (Md.-Eastern Shore '74); Bob Ward (Murray St. '74); Chns Robert E.skew (Tenn. St. '69); Kevm Bray (Tenn. Tech '8 1} Renner (Louisville '90) Trainer: Joe Erdeiiac Trainer: Linda Barker Tennessee State Thomas More Gam es 16 & 22 Game3 8:30 p.m. EST, Jan. 17, Nashville, Tenn. 7:30 p.m. EST, Dec. 4, Morehead, Ky. 7:45 p.m. EST, Feb. 12, Morehead, Ky. SID: Johnny Franks SID: Ted Ke,p Office Phone: 615-320-3596 Home Phone: 615-367-0700 Office Phone: 606-344-3673 Home Phone: 606-344-3541 Press Row Phone: TBA Fax Phone: 615-320-3596 (day); 3391 (night} Press Row Phone: 606-344-3694 Fax Phone: 606-344-3345 Location: Nashville, Tenn. Location: Crestview Hills, Ky. Founded: 19 I 2 Founded: l 921 Enrollment: 7,500 Enrollment: 1,300 Colors: Blue and Wh1re Colors: Royal Blue and Whire Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Blue Rebels Conference: Ohio Valley Conference: Assoc. of Mideast Colleges Arena: Howard Gentry Comples (10,500} Arena: Conner Athletic Center (1,500} President: Dr. James A. Hefner President: Dr. William F. Cleves Athletic Director: William Thomas Office Phone: 615-320-3817 Athletic Director: Vic Clark Office Phone: 606-344-3390 1992-93 Record: 19-10(13-3, lsr} 1992-93 Record: 15-11 (3-3, 2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/ I Starters Returning/Lost: 4/ I Head Coach: Frankie Allen (Roanoke '71} Office Phone: 615-320-3295 Head Coach: Larry Cox (Hanover '81) Office Phone: 606-344-3308 Coaching Record: 79-95 (6 years} Coaching Record: 36-43 (3 years) School Record: 23-34 (2 years) School Record: 36-43 (3 years} Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Greg O'Brien (North Carolina '85); TBA TBA Trainer: Luddie Hamn Trainer: Theresa Bhan Opponents 31 Western Michigan Game IO Academic-Athletic Center 7:30 p.m. EST, Dec. 27, Kalamazoo, Mich. Ellis T. Johnson Arena SID: John Beatty The Morehead State University basketball teams Office Phone: 6 I6- 387-4104 Home Phone: 616-345-9784 Press Row Phone: n/a fax Phone: 616-387-4124 are in their 11th season in the Ellis T. Johnson Location: Kalamazoo, Mich. Arena, the largest facility within the Academic Founded: 1903 Athletic Center. Enrollment: 27,282 Colors: Brown and Gold The arena was named for Johnson in February, Nickname: Broncos 1987. A native of Morehead and a resident of Conference: Mid American Huntington , W.Va., Johnson served with great Arena: Read (8,250) President: Dr. D.H. Haenicke success as MSU's athletic director, head basketball Athletic Director: Don Meinert Office Phone: 616-387-8620 coach and head football coach. His coaching record 1992-93 Record: 17-12 (12-6, 3rd) includes more victories in football (54) and Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 basketball ( 176) than any other coach in MSU's Head Coach: Bob Donewald Office Phone: 616-387-8641 athletic history. He is a member of the MSU, OVC Coaching Record: 260-182 and Kentucky athletic halls of fame. Johnson died School Record: 52-61 (4 years) this past summer. Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Assistant Coaches: The Eagles have won 117 and lost only 4 7 in Anthony Jones (Illinois Sc. '8 1); John Pigatti (Dayton '85) the arena (. 713). Trainer: Dennis Corbin + - Quality It~MOREHEAD - STATI: lNVERSITY Did you know that Morehead Slate University has implemented a licensing program to protect the use of University marks and the consumer? In February 1993 MSU took steps to protect the marks of the University by restricting their use. This program allows the University to monitor the quality of the products and ensure that the consumer receives quality merchandise when purchasing an MSU garment or item. The program also allows MSU to positively promote the University and generate revenue that can be used to fund scholarships. So, what is licensing? Licensing Is the process of contracting for the rights to use a trademark. copyright. or patent belonging to an institution or other business entity. For the University. it is the ability to protect our marks. promote the institution. and generate revenue. Considering that the consumer associates the quality of a product carrying the MSU logo with the University. MSU wants to assure that association Is a positive one. With a few exceptions. the licensing fee is a standard cost passed on to retailers and consumers. even if that fee isn't collected by the Institution with registered marks. 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Morehead State University, 319 Allie Young Hall. Morehead. KY 40351 or call (606) 783-2274. 32 MSV Eagles LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER Section C SPORTS Friday, December 18, 1992 Dream Team II: Morehead freshmen plot upset By Rick Balley of playing in that wonderful place "That game prepared me for first round of the 1991 Boys' State Herald-Leader start writer Morehead State at against a great team," Cline said. "I this . .. the big arena, the crowd," Basketball Tournament "a terrible MOREHEAD - It is the brash Kentucky listened to Cawood (Ledford), and Cline said. "The Ohio Valley Con game," he recalled, his Belfry P1 ness of youth speaking as Marty we would turn off the sound on the ference Tournament was there last rates losing to Greenup County in Cline proclaims, "I'm undefeated in 8 p.m. Saturday TV. I'm kind of disappointed he'll year (Morehead upset Middle Ten overtime. Rupp Arena. and I'd like to stay TV - Channel 27 not be there (as UK's broadcaster). nessee State in the first round). I "I th.ink I had 12 points. and I that way." Radio - WVLK AM-590 and know what to look forward to." was averaging 23 or 24," Hylton FM-92.9 "I love Rupp Arena from a When he was a senior last player's standpoint, for shooting Two other Eagles freshmen also said. "It was one of my lowest winter at University Heights Acade and the way it's set up. I think we'll made their Rupp Arena debuts totals in high school." my, his team beat Elkhorn City in Yet Cline is not a wed even play well." during their high school days. l lylton called Rupp Arena unbe- the first round of the All "A" though he will be stepping on the Cline realizes Saturday's crowd Like Cline, John Brannen played . lievable. "You walk in. and you see Classic for small-enrollment high home floor of the team he idolized will number in the thousands. not in the All "A" Classic, his Newport 5,00J feet straight up:· he said. "I schools in Kentucky. as a kid. He is not fazed even the few hundred that attended eight Central Catholic defeating Russell was very emononal. but it was a Now a freshman guard at More though Morehead is winless in five first-round games on Feb. 5, before ville 68--66. He broke his school's great feeling." head State. his new team will visit games while Kentucky is 4-0 and the All "A" Classic finished up a l career scoring record with 29 points As their dreams "111 be fulf1llcd mighty Kentucky on Saturday in ranked third in the country. Eastern Kentucky University in and made the go-ahead basket. Rupp Arena. "Since I was little I've dreamed Richmond. Ancl IJ. Hvlton played in the Please see MOREHEAD. C3 With Fick's tenacity, Morehead was last but never least By DAVE KOERNER the next two years. Staff Writer "I learned the hard way," Fick said. "I tried to escape, but you can't run MOREHEAD, Ky. - A few weeks away from your problems. That only ago, when his basketball team stood (). makes it worse. 6, Morehead State coach Dick Fick re "What these kids are going through lated I don't-give-up story to hla play now is one of the toughest things In ers. do in life: how to handle advemty. He told them about a brilliant relief When we start winning, this year or pitcher at Lewis University in Winois next or the foUowing year, they'll ne"· in the '70s, a cocky sophomore who er let go of it, because they'll never bad summdered a ninth-inning home want that si nking feeling again." run that preventod Lewis from reach• Morehead won its first game or the ing the NAIA World Series. season Monday, whipping Ohio Valley The kid ran toward center field after Conference rival Austin Peay 79-58 10 the game and climbed the fence in end an 0-12 start. For two weeks the hopes of bringing back the ball. Final Eagles had been ranked 300th and last ly, his manager foreed hlm to board among NCAA Division I teams in tht• the team bU!. When the kid got home, computerized Sagarin Ratings he ran awar, driving about 700 miles They had lost live games by 311 before turning around in Atlanta and points or more. including a 68-po1111 heading back to Illinois, vowing to shellacking at Michigan State to open ASSOCAATEO PRESS work harder. "When we start winning, this year or next or the following year, they'll never let go ol II, because And the kid stuck to his word - and See MOREHEAD they'll never want that sinking feeling again," Morehead State baaketball coach Dick Ack sold. pitched Lewis to World Series titles Page 6, col. 4, this section Morehead's boys-to-men far from end of the road In the lobby of the Radisson news. "How's the team?" the waitress "This is why I'm a coach," he Hotel downtown, four fresh faces After manifold medical difficul- said. said. "I told you, I was goint to be thoroughly unacquainted with the Chuck ties for his team, Fick will foist "Right now I have a bunch of a sportswriter! OK? Got a degree in aging process passed by atop lean upon Kentucky a roster that in- boys. trying to make them into jownalism. OK? You can look it up! bodies in sweat suits. Looked like Cul --pepper-----' ' . • eludes four scholarship true fresh· men," said the coach. But my baseball coach in college . strays from a 1950s malt shop. HeralcJ.l..eader ~ men, two walk-on true freshmen, "You know, 1 tried to do that a (Gordie Gillespie at Lewis in Joliet. sports columni5t two sophomore transfers and a sen• Suddenly, they turned toward L. lot in college," she said. Ill.), he was my inJluence." Morehead State basketball coach Fick will throw these ... these . . . ior, &8 Doug Bentz. Such are the conversations. Fick the relief pitcher loved the Dick Fick, who was seated on a "Boys," he said. Of the nine, only Bentz played a What this adversity has done for inJluence so much that Fick tlie · · sofa mid-room. They addressed major role on last year's 14-15 team Fick is bring him back to basics, to undecided became Fick the roach. him. He addressed them. The "My son Jeff (who is lG) plays that christened Fick's tenure at hoping to pass it on similarly. Well. this tape all the time. I asked him, Morehead State. That senior-heavy the start. to the gut, to why he does thought hit and pounded and put this job regardless of wins and here he is. He has to help these shock on a face: Heavens, these are 'Who is that group?' He said, 'Boyz team played Kentucky in Freedom guys find their heart when most Fick's players. ll Men: I said, 'Geez, is that ever a Hall in Louisville and found its radio shows and the semi-fame or Thy Name In Newsprint He reels it have only recently found theiccar They walked on to the elevator. premonition!' I don't know! I'm still heart that night. Now, for the punch keys. looking for the Beatles. or the Dave line that depresses the audience: off. He arranged the early schedule "You should have seen the look And there they went Walking Clark Five!" Wouldn't you just know it, Bentz is as scalding bath water by design, on your face!" said Fick, bending for ultimate learning. Was it a good through. Fick had just sat down to downward to laugh. Boys to men. It does give the doubtful for tonight because of a throat a serious lump. knee injury. Mercy. idea? Don't ask just now. He shows begin a conversation when Marty An 0.5 Morehead State team these players films of only the good Cline, not so far out of University comes to Rupp Arena toniil'ht look Beset by a lot of good excuses It's a thicket with an escape stretches, rather than the remedial Heights Academy in Hopkinsville. Fick won't use as excuses, More- hatch available only by paying ing for a heart it hasn't yet found. head State has begun its season approach one might take with se breezed by with Bentz. Cline's name This is not a good place to look. with five of what they call learning time's price. It is easy to perceive niors. He bolsters the positive had shown up in the morning news The moat is full of dragons. experiences. Michigan State beat ,t the distant. future with _hope and where he can find it He speaks of paper, as he told how a University Toward men like Jamal Mash by 68. Union College beat it by 8. In --,th two nice 6-7 recruits already> graduation. how the thought of Heights victory in Rupp, over Elk• bwn, Rodney Den~ even the eons between. three other outfits beat it _ comnutted f'?'" next year .. For now. players not completing require horn City, gave him confidence. _bey!)nd-his-years Rodrick Rhodes. That was. by compan·son the ood Yesterday Ftck stopped ma Lex- ments makes him "ill." how he has "This isn't Elkhorn City1" Fick ' g mgton eatery for his chenshed bowl three scholarship individuals not on said. "It's not Elkhorn City!" of French onion soup. the active roster. No, ind,:t.'d. Morehead sticks its neck out with poster Morehead knocks off EKU By Marl< Maloney Herald-Leader ataiff writer Morehead State hasn't even begun its men's basketball 87-79 as Bentz dominates Dick Fick "hangs out" 1n a schedule and already Coach Dick By Rick Balley poster photo taken by flapping, his suit coat somewhere and claimed eight rebounds. Fick is in knots. Herald-Leader s1alf writer A poster designed to publi John Flavell of The Daily in Johnson Arena. He didn't rush "Give credit to Johnnie Wil cize Morehead basketball shows Independent 1n Ashland. MOREHEAD - Doug Bentz into the stands to kiss his wife, liams," Eastern Coach Mike Cal, the Eagles' colorful ooach with entered the Morehead State locker April, like he did last year when houn said. "His play was spar• right hand high over head, ap Nichols. who is not known for room at halftime last night and Morehead beat Eastern here. But kling. Our ability to guard him parently hanging himself with his defense. He had no sooner told his Eagle teammates: "The he did look at her and smile, Mrs. was zero. His play was the differ his own tie. gotten the ball than he threw it second half is mine." Fick said. ence." The caption reads: the length of the floor and right Cormt Hang with out of bounds. Bentz said this with his team And the victory was sweet for Kelly Wells, another sopho Coach Dick Fick and "It was one of ·-.ose (in• leading Eastern Kentucky 40-30. Fick and his Eagles after opening more transfer, had 11 points and Th£ MSU Eagles stants) that tells you everything He said this with 12 points, seven the season with 12 losses, win five assists, part of Morehead's 22 A season schedule is in the about the excitemen1 of basket rebounds and three assists al ning once, then losing two more assists for the game. bottom right corner. ball. Big-time play. You're up ready to his credit. games last weekend. The four freshmen - Joel one second, the next minute "I saw a copy of the picture Yet Bentz, senior center, was Fick had a ready explanation, Frakes, JJ. Hylton, Marty Cline that was run in the Ashland you're down. I just rernernber turning around and there was as good as his word. In the though. and John Brannen - had their Daily Independent." said Peter moments. Pilling, Morehead's assistant di my tie. That's how I felt right second half, he scored 18 points, "The team is taking over in rector of athletics, who came up then - like hanginit mvself." dealt off four more assists and stead of individuals," he said. "We played great as a team " with the poster idea "It struek Pilling said UXX) posters claimed three more rebounds. "When we've been down before, Wells said. "Doug shined a l~t. me that it could be a l(reat were printed. Fans attending And Morehead won 87-79, its each guy has tried to do it but everybody played great." poster. and somehow tied It in to Monday's 7:30 p.m. scrimmage second victory of the season. individually. Tonight, they did it "It was a total team effort" 'Come Hang with the Ea~Jes: against the Kentucky Crusaders Williams said. · will receive a free poster while So there was winning coach collectively." "It's just one of those 1hmgs For one thing, Morehead shot that we try to crea~ the envmm the supply lasts. Dick Fick soaring off the court, And despite Bentz' brilliant ment where people will talk "We put them all over cam• fists waving in the air. screaming, numbers, other teammates shared 54.2 percent from the field, 6.52 about Morehead State basket· pus and the kids arc stealing "Yes! Yes." the spotlight. percent in the second half, its best ball." them," Pilling said. "GQ. I'm not," he said later, Johnnie Williams, the sopho this season. The picture. by Daily lnde· Pilling said he had no nega his tie still askew, his shirttail more transfer, scored 23 points Please see MOREHEAD, pendent photographer John Fla· tive reaction to the JX)Ster. cs veil, was taken during More ·'There was some conc:em on head's home game against my part about that." he said. Eastern Kentucky last season. "You never know what people "We had just come up with a arc going to think. But it's been big turnover." Fick said yester· strictly positive, and it's just day, "and it happened to be PJ. good clean fun." Valvano Makes Fick a Part of ESPN's Big Monday When Eagle Coach Dick Fick struck the pose in the accompanying picture in MSU's game last season at Kentucky, little did he know the notoriety it would bring to him and the MSU basketball program. After seeing videotape of the game, the late Jim Valvano, former North Carolina State coach and ESPN analyst, created the Dick Fick Award. The Award was presented each Monday night of the basketball season during ESPN's Big Monday telecast of college basketball to a coach that had "We were so pleased with che way Coach Valvano handled the award wich such jay and class. le demonstrated by his actions prooided u.s wich national exposure chat our basketball program needed. Coach Valvano was a great ambassador for college basketball and for the opporcunicies ic prooides achleces across the nae ion." that he was "into the game." -Coach Dick Fick Morehead State University 1993-94 Eagle Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Nov. 19 Kentucky Crusaders 7:30 Jan. 17 at Tennessee State' 8:30 Nov. 22 Belo Russian 7:30 Jan.22 Tennessee Tech' 7:45 Nov. 29 Northern Kentucky 7:30 Jan. 24 Middle Tennessee' 7:45 Dec. 1 Loyola-Chicago 7:30 Jan. 29 at Eastern Kentucky' 7:30 Dec.4 Thomas More 7:30 Feb. 5 at Southeast Missouri' 8:30 Dec. 8 at Louisville 8:00 Feb. 7 at Murray State' 8:30 Dec. 10-1 1 at Illini Classic TBA Feb. 12 Tennessee State' 7:45 Dec. 17 at Kentucky 7:30 Feb. 14 Austin Peay' 7:45 Dec. 21 Northern Illinois 7:30 Feb. 19 UT-Martin' 7:45 Dec. 23 Loyola-Chicago 8:30 Feb. 26 at Middle Tennessee' 8:30 Dec. 27 at Western Michigan 7:30 Feb. 28 at Tennessee Tech• 8:30 Jan. 3 Eastern Kentucky' 7:45 March 3-5 OVC T ournament TBA Jan.8 Murray State' 7:45 (Nashville, Tenn.) Jan. 10 Southeast Missouri' 7:45 Jan. 13 at UT-Martin' 8:30 Home games in bold Jan. 15 at Austin Peay" 8:30 ·ovc games