THE BRAIN TRUST Assistant Coach Lake Kelly - Head Coach Bob Wright 1965-66

at Morehead State College

Morehead, Kentucky A Message From Dr. Adron Doran PRESIDENT MOREHEAD STATE COLLEGE We are pleased to have the opportunity of competing with other institutions of higher learn­ ing in the field of intercollegiate athletics and we extend a cordial welcome to all visiting members of the press, athletic teams, coaches and spec­ tators. We have arranged what we be­ lieve to be a challenging schedule which will be of great interest to those who are concerned with the athletic fortunes of Morehead State College. This year's team promises to be an exciting one. We hope that all of our many friends and sup­ porters will be able to share with us a successful season. We wish to continue our pleasant relationship with representatives of the press, radio and tele­ vision and have prepared this brochure to give you pertinent information about our program and personnel. I would like to express our appreciation to you who have rendered so many services to Morehead State College in the past years and to extend a per­ sonal invitation to you to visit with us on the campus.

To Newspaper, Radio and TV Personnel Morehead State College has had a bright history in basketball and this year's squad should fall right in line with the many exciting basket­ ball teams which have represented the college. We sincerely feel that this year's squad will be an interesting one to watch and that our youngsters will provide much interesting copy for you. This booklet has been prepared for your benefit and we would like to offer further services to you. We will supply pictures, biographical sketches, tapes, films or any other information which you might desire on the 1965-66 Eagles. Feel free to write me or my very capable graduate assistant, David Cawood, for pictures, further information or game passes. RAY HORNBACK Assistant to the President For Public Affairs. Head Coach - Bob Wright

Bob Wright will begin his first stint in the collegiate coaching ranks this season at Morehead State College following a very successful high school coaching career. Wright succeeds Bob Laughlin, who is devoting full time to the athletic director's post after guiding the Eagles for the past 12 seasons. In 13 years of high school coaching, Wright compiled a record of 329 wins against 72 losses. He spent the last six years at Ashland High School where he rolled to 168 wins and only 29 defeats. While at Ash­ land he was named Kentucky "Co~ch of the Year" with his team winning the state championship in 1961. Wright is a 1950 graduate of Marshall College and received the AB degree with a major in physical education and a minor in biological sciences. He attended Morehead from 1957 to 1961 and earned the MA degree in education. Wright is a strong fundamentalist in his basketball teaching, and has used the theory that good fundamentals and good conditioning equal winning basketball teams. Wright teams play run and shoot basketball and employ a tight man-for­ man defense. During Wright's collegiate days, he was cap­ tain his senior year and voted the outstanding athlete at Marshall. He led Marshall in scoring his junior year with an 18.3 average and averaged 19.5 points per game as a senior. Wright is a 1944 graduate of Elkhorn City High School and led his team to the state tourna­ ment in his junior and senior years. As a senior, he was captain of the team and was selected on the All-State third team. Wright served in the Navy from 1944 to 1946 and saw duty in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres of war. His service basketball team had a record of 100 wins and 10 losses during his span of duty. Wright is an avid fisherman, hunter, golfer and enjoys anything involving basketball. He is a member of the Baptist church. Wright is married to the former Helen Louise Anderson, a classmate at Marshall The Wrights have two children, a daughter Sarabert (10) and a son Robert Gordon, Jr. (3). A nephew, Charles Henry Wilson II, also lives with the Wrights. Lake Kelly - Assistant Coach Returning to Morehead State College as assistant basketball coach is Lake Kelly. Lake served as the freshman basketball coach at More­ head in 1962. He compiled a 110-6 record as freshman coach at F1orida State University in 1963, and moved to Loyola University in 1964 as assistant coach. Kelly is a native of F1em­ ingsburg and did his collegiate playing at Georgia Tech. He graduated from Tech in 1956 with a BS degree and received an MA degree from Morehead in 1961. Kelly will handle most of the scouting for the Eagles this season. In addition to his scouting duties, he will do much of the Morehead recruit­ ing. He has a vast knowledge of the game and combined with his friendly personality should be one of the top recruiters in the conference. Kelly is also golf coach. He is married to the former Martha Randall and has two sons, Lake 7 and Brian 2.

John E. "Sonny" Allen Fre;shman Coach The man in charge of the freshman basketball fortunes at Morehead State College is "Sonny" Allen, a former Eagle star. Allen, who served as basket­ ball coach at Breckinridge Train­ ing School for the past 11 years, is one of Morehead's all-time scoring greats. An All-KIAC choice while playing for the Eagles from 1947 to 1950, he led Breckinridge Training School to the state tournament on two occasions with Breckinridge winning the state championship in 1946. In his first season as freshman coach last year, Allen guided the Eagles to a 7-4 record. In addition to his basketball duties, Allen coaches the Eagle baseball team. He is married to a former Morehead class­ mate, Merl Fair, and has three daughters, Janie 13, Susan 11, Patty 8, and one son, Dwayne 4. General Information

LOCATION - Morehead, Ky., located on US 60 halfway between Lexington and Ashland where the "bluegrass . meets Appalachia." ENROLLMENT - 4,669 FOUNDED - 1922 PRESIDENT- Dr. Adron Doran DEGREES GRANTED - Bachelor of Arts, Bache­ lor of Science and Master of Arts in Education ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Bob Laughlin HEAD BASKETBALL COACH - Bob Wright ( 1st Season), Marshall 1950 ASSISTANT COACH - Lake Kelly, Georgia Tech 1956 FRESHMAN COACH - Sonny Allen, Morehead, 1950 GRADUATE ASSISTANT in SPORTS PUBLICITY - David Cawood COLORS - Blue and Gold CONFERENCES - Ohio Valley and NCAA FIELDHOUSE CAPACITY - 5,000 1964-1965 RECORD - 13-10, 6-8 in OVC OVC OFFICE - Art Guepe, Commissioner, 1808 West End Building, Nashville, Tenn. Phone 254-1219

PRESS - RADIO - TV MOREHEAD LOUISVlLLE, Ky. The Morehead N ews Courier-Journal (A. M.) WMOR Louisville Times (P. M .) The Trail Blazer (School WHAS,WHAS-TV Paper) WAVE, WAVE-TV WMKY (School Radio) MT. STERLING, KY. L EXINGTON, KY. WMST L exington Herald (A. M.) Lexington Leader (P. M.) WLEX, WLEX-TV GRAYSON, KY. WVLK WGOH WBLG WKYT-TV PAINTSVILLE, KY. WSIP ASHLAND, KY. Dally Independent HUNTINGTON, W. VA. WO:MI The Herald-Dispatch WTCR The Advertiser WSAZ, WSAZ-TV MAYSVILLE, KY. WHTN, WHTN-TV Daily Independent Maysville Public Ledger VANCEBURG, KY. WFTM WKKS A Look At The 1965-66 Season

The 1965-66 Morehead Eagles should be one of the most interesting teams Morehead has had in recent years. With the presence of their new head coach Bob Wright and his assistant, Lake Kelly, the Eagles will be hoping to improve on their 13-10 record last season. The Eagles finished fifth in the Ohio Valley Conference last year with a 6-8 record. Although the Eagles return eight lettermen, inexperience will be a key factor affecting the success of this year's squad. Only half of these lettermen have received enough game experience to be counted on by Wright as an experienced player. Wright spent much of the pre-season practices working strictly on fundamentals. The Eagles have only two seniors on the squad and Wright is striving to make his young club fundamentally sound. The Eagles have good over-all speed and plan to play run-and-shoot offensively. Wright will employ a tight man-to-man defense and hopes the over-all speed will be an asset to the Eagles de­ fensively. The Eagles have several men who can hit from outside, but do not have a consistant scoring threat with the loss of two stars from last year. All-OVC guard , whom Wright tutored in high school, graduated in June and All­ OVC center Henry Akin did not return to More­ head this semester. Finding replacements for these two veterans will be a big problem for Wright and the Eagles could improve on their 13-10 1964-65 record if these replacements are found. Rounding out their final season for Morehead are 5-11 guard Tommy Castle and 6-7 forward Bob Kohler. Castle started in many of the Morehead games last year and will be a top contender for a starting guard berth. He averaged 9.6 points per game for the Eagles last year. Kohler will be making a bid for a starting forward position. He was a mainstay under the boards for the Eagles last year and averaged 7.5 points per game. Junior Bruce King is the prime center candi­ date for the Eagles. Bruce entered Morehead in the second semester of his freshman year and became eligible for varsity competition last year at the beginning of the second semester of last year. Bruce averaged 12 points and 12.7 rebounds in 11 games. Expected to grab the other forward position is junior Sam Hall. Sam was a starter for the Eagles last year and averaged 7.2 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. He is a great hustler and will give the Eagles strength under the boards. Fighting for the other guard position will be juniors Jim Sandfoss and Howard Smith. Sand­ foss and Smith both saw action in 19 games last year and both possess good outside shots. Sand­ foss averaged 5.1 points per game and Smith had a 5.6 points per game average. Others who will be pushing for starting berths are: 6-4 David Turner, 6-6 Don DeClerq, 6-6 Charles Adams, 5-10 Wayne Martin, 6-5 Lar­ ry Jordan and 5-10 Mike Tarry. Morehead will play a rugged Ohio Valley Conference schedule plus games with highly re­ garded Kentucky Wesleyan, Canisius, Kentucky State, Idaho State, Utah State, University of Utah and Marshall University.

Tom Castle, Guard

This 5-11 Virgie High School product will be rounding out his career with the Eagles this sea­ son. Tom saw limited action as a sophomore, but became a scoring threat near the end of his junior season. Castle appeared in 22 games last season and posted a 9.6 scor­ ing average. In his sophomore year, he averaged 4.2 points a game. He is an outstanding defen­ sive player, possesses good speed and the Morehead coaching staff is counting on him for front line duty . . Tom is an English and geography major and was an All-Stater at Virgie High School.

Varsity Summary G FGA FGM Pct. FTA FTM Pct. Reb TPAVG 1963-64 19 75 28 37.3 33 23 69.7 40 79 4.2 1964-65 22 169 70 41.4 98 71 72.4 43 211 9.6 Bob Kohler, Forward

One of the tallest men on the Morehead five this season is Bob Kohler, a sturdy 6-7 senior from Detroit, Michigan. Kohler transferred to More­ head from the University of Detroit the second semester of his freshman year. He came on strong for the Eagles in the latter part of bis junior year and gave the Eagles outstanding board work. Bob appeared in 21 games as a junior and averaged 7.5 points and 7.6 re­ bounds per game. In bis sophomore year, he averaged 8.5 points per game and 10 rebounds. Kohler is majoring in political science and French.

Varsity Summary: G FGAFGM Pct. FTA FTMPct. Reb TPAVG 1963-64 11 92 34 37.0 39 25 64.1 110 93 8.5 1964-65 21 136 62 45.6 45 35 77.8 160 159 7.5

Sam Hall, Forward-Center

One of the outstanding leaders on the Eagle squad is Sam Hall, a 6-7 forward-center from Coal Grove, Ohio. Sam is a fine outside shot and has improved bis ­ ing and d efensive strength. He is expected to be one of the best defensive players on the squad. Sam should be a big asset to the Eagle run-and-shoot style of ball with his speed and ability to handle the ball. As a sophomore, Sam averaged 7.2 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. Sam is one of the finest students on the squad and is majoring in industrial engineering.

Varsity Summary: G FGAFGM Pct. FTA FTMPct. Reb TP AVG 1964-65 20 137 50 36.6 55 45 81.8 130 145 7.2 Tim Sandlos.s, Guard A prime candidate for a starting position at ard is this former All-Stater from Silver Grove. Sandfoss led his freshman team in scoring and alternated as a starter with Castle as a sophomore last year. He is a fine ball handler and has a good outside shot. Jim averaged 5.1 points per game last year and is one of the best . defensive men on the squad. Jim's major is physical education. Varsity Summary: G FGA FGM Pct. ITA ITM Pct. Reb TP AVG 1964-65 19 78 31 39.7 43 36 83.7 36 98 5.1

Howard Smith, Guard One of the fastest men on the squad is this 6-2 guard from Birmingham, Alabama. Smith is a fine shot and has outstanding jumping ability for a man of his size. He needs ex­ perience on defense but is im­ proving with every practice ses­ sion. As a sophomore, Smith aver­ aged 5.6 points in 19 games. He is a top candidate for a starting guard position this season. Howard is majoring in physical education. Varsity Summary: G FGA FGM Pct. ITA ITM Pct. Reb TP AVG 1964-65 19 118 44 37.2 24 19 79.2 72 107 5.6

Charles Adams, Forward A newcomer to the Eagle squad is this 6-6 junior college transfer from Lees Junior College. He has impressed the coaches with his shooting and rebounding ability. Charles has a good shot and can hit the basket with con­ sistency from any place on the floor. He also does a fine job re­ bounding but is lacking in the defensive aspect of the game. Charles will be counted on by . . Wright to give the Eagles a big- man scoring threat and will see a ·1ot of action this season. Adams is majoring in physical education. Don DeClerq, Forward Probably the most improved player on the Eagle squad is this 6-5 junior from Detroit, Mich­ igan. Don has always been a hard­ knocking rebounder and this year he has developed a shot which should make him a real scoring threat. Don has good speed and strength and is im­ proving his defensive play. A hard worker and hustler, h Don should give the Eagles good bench strength. With the improvement Don is making, he may be in contention for a starting berth as the season progresses. Don is a pre-engineering major. Varsity Summary: G FGA FGM Pct. FI'A FI'M Pct. Reb TP AVG 1964-65 13 50 17 34.0 21 14 66.7 51 48 3.7 Wayne Martin, Guard A short man in the basketball ranks who makes up for his size through hustle is this 5-10 guard from Winchester. An outstanding hustler and leader, Wayne is also a fine shot. He averaged 15.0 points per game as a freshman and is dead­ ly from the top of the key. Wayne is one of the finest defensive men on the squad and gives the opponents fits with his burning desire to win. Wayne is majoring in business. David Turner, Forward A rapidly improving member of the Eagle squad is this former All-State product from McDowell, Kentucky. David was one of the most sought after prospects in the state as a senior and received many honors during his school­ boy days. Turner is one of the finest shots on the Eagle squad and is a very effective weapon against zone defenses. The coaching staff has been impressed with his great shooting ability and he will play a great deal. As a sophomore, Turner averaged 4.9 points seeing limited action in 12 games. David is a physical education major. Varsity Summary: G FGA FGM Pct. FTA FI'M Pct. Reb TP A VG 1964-65 12 53 26 49.1 9 7 77.8 16 59 4.9 Larry Jordan, Forward This 6-5 sophomore from Londonderry, Ohio, will be counted on heavily by the Eagle coaching staff this season. Larry led the freshman team last year in scoring with a 26.4 points game average indi­ cating his fi_ne shooting ability. Larry is an adequate re­ bounder but his speed holds him back on defense. He is a real hustler and will see a lot of playing time this season and could be a starter. Jordan is majoring in physical education.

Bruce King, Forward-Center Mention this 6-5 junior's name in the More­ head camp and you will get a smile from the Eagle coaching staff. Bruce entered Morehead in the second-semester of his fresh­ man year and was used in varsity competition for the last half of the 64-65 season. In his first semester of OVC competition, Bruce averaged 12.0 points and 12. 7 rebounds in 11 games. King was slowed by injuries in pre-season practice but should return to his old form before the season begins. King is strong defensively and does a good job on the boards. He was the fourth leading rebounder in the OVC last year. Bruce is a physical education major and will be a leading candidate for All-OVC honors. Varsity Summary: G FGA FGM Pct. FTA FTMPct. Reb TP AVG 1964-65 11 134 55 41.0 38 23 60.5 140 133 12.0

Mike Tarry, Guard Another small man for the Eagles is Mike Tarry, a 5-10 guard from Eminence. Mike is an outstanding hustler and defensive man and has a good set shot from the out- side. · Mike averaged 7.4 points a game as a freshman but will have to develop into a scoring threat if he is going to help the Eagles this season. Mike is majoring in English. 1965-66 Morehead State Roster

Wh. BL. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Letters Hometown 10 10 Wayne Martin G 5-10 155 So. 0 Winchester, Ky. 12 12 Larry Jordan F 6-5 195 So. 0 Londonderry, Ohio 14 14 Mike Tarry G 5-10 165 So. 0 Eminence, Ky. 20 20 Howard Smith G 6-1 185 Jr. 1 Birmingham, Ala. 22 22 Tom Castle G 5-11 170 Sr. 2 Virgie, Ky. 24 24 Bruce King F-C 6-5 187 Jr. 1 Birmingham, Ala. 32 32 Jim Sandfoss G 6-0 165 Jr. 1 Silv,er Grove, Ky. 40 40 Bob Kohler F 6-7 215 Sr. 2 Detroit, Mich. 42 42 Don DeClerq F-C 6-6 197 Jr. 1 Detroit, Mich. 44 44 Sam Hall F-C 6-7 205 Jr. 1 Coal Grove, Ohio 50 50 Charles Adams F-C 6-6 190 Jr. 0 Fleming Neon, Ky. 52 52 David Turner F-G 6-4 185 Jr. 1 McDowell, Ky. Head Coach: Bob Wright ( 1st Season), Marshall 1950 Assistant Coach: Lake Kelly, Georgia Tech 1956 Freshman Coach: Sonny Allen, Morehead 1950 Managers: Freddie and Teddy Little (Virgie) Trainer: Jim Truitt (Russell) 1964-65 OVC BasketballStatistics Individual

SCORING

G PTS AVE 1 Clem Haskins WK 25 599 24.0 2 Harold Sergent MO 23 536 23.3 3 Eddie ·Bodkin EK 24 539 22.5 4 Stewart Johnson MU 26 520 20.0 4 John Namciu MU 26 520 20.0 6 Henry Akin MO 21 373 18.6 6 Herb McPherson MU 26 483 18.6 8 Lee Lemos EK 24 409 17.0 9 Seldon Sledd AP 21 323 15.4 10 Hal Jackson AP 16 244 15.3 11 Tommy Woods ET 23 348 15.1 12 Charles Wood TT 25 367 14.7 13 Billy Martin MT 24 351 14.6 14 Steve Cunningham WK 25 354 14.2 14 Ron Filipek TT 25 354 14.2 16 Ray Rohrer WK 25 333 13.3 17 Dwight Smith WK 25 326 13.0 18 Mike Milholland MT 24 306 12.8 19 Bruce King MO 11 139 12.6 19 Gene Helton ET 23 278 12.6

FIBLD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Minimum of 92 scored)

FGS FGA PCT 1 Bennie Goheen MU 111 210 .529 2 Ron Hobson TT 111 216 .513 3 Bill Walton EK 121 240 .504 4 Herb McPherson MU 198 37;3 .497 5 Steve Cunningham WK 135 272 .496 6 Henry Akin MO 146 295 .494 7 Lee Lemos EK 151 310 .489 8 Eddie Bodkin EK 218 461 .477 9 Mike Milholland MT 120 255 .471 10 John Namciu MU 172 37;3 .461 11 Harold Sergent MO 195 424 .459 12 Dennis Bradley EK 125 274 .456 13 Clem Haskins WK 236 521 .453 14 Charles Wood TT 154 341 .451 15 Seldon Sledd AP 121 265 .445 16 Pearl Hicks WK 92 2Q9 .440 17 Steve Hays TT 102 233 .437 18 Stewart Johnson MU 210 486 .432 19 Dwight Smith WK 128 299 .428 20 Tommy Woods ET 135 322 .419 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Minimum of 67 scored) Fl'M FTA PCT 1 Henry Akin MO 82 98 .837 2 Harold Sergent MO 146 174 .833 2 Lee Lemos EK 95 114 .833 4 Steve Cunningham WK 84 104 .808 5 Ray Rhorer WK 67 84 .798 6 Eddie Bodkin EK 103 131 .786 7 Steve Hays TI' 79 101 .782 8 John Namciu MU 176 228 .772 i 9 Jack Sutter MT 71 91 .769 10 Ron Filipek TI' 80 105 .761 J 11 Herb McPherson MU 87 116 .750 12 Seldon Sledd AP 81 109 .743 13 Stewart Johnson MU 100 137 .728 14 Tom Castle MO 71 98 .724 15 Billy Martin MT 91 127 .717 16 Clem Haskins WK 127 185 .686 17 Dwight Smith WK 70 103 .680 18 Bob Tolan EK 70 107 .654 19 Tommy Woods ET 78 123 .634

REBOUNDS G NO AVE 1 Tommy Woods ET 23 450 19.6 2 Stewart Johnson MU 26 371 14.1 3 Bob Tolan EK 24 313 13.1 4 Bruce King MO 11 140 12.7 5 Henry Akin MO 21 251 12.5 6 Eddie Bodkin EK 24 284 11.8 7 Clem Haskins WK 25 282 11.3 8 Dwight Smith WK 25 278 11.1 9 Ron Filipek TI' 25 271 10.8 10 Seldon Sledd AP 21 221 10.5 11 Herb McPherson MU 26 270 10.4 12 Jim Spencer MT 24 .201 8.4 13 Mike Milholland MT 24 196 8.2 14 John Namciu MU 26 205 7.9 15 Charles Wood TI' 25 193 7.7 16 Bill Carvell TI' 25 190 7.6 16 Bob Kohler MO 21 160 7.6 16 Steve Cunningham WK 25 191 7.6 1964-65 All-OVC Basketball Team Name Pos. Ht. Yr. School Clem Haskins F 6-3 So. Western Kentucky Eddie Bodkin F 6-7 Jr. Ea.stern Kentucky Stewart Johnson C 6-9 Jr. Murray St. Col. j Harold Sergent G 6-0 Sr. Morehead St. Col. Lee Lemos G 6-3 Sr. Eastern Kentucky John Namciu G 6-2 Sr. Murray St. Col. l Tommy Woods F 6-7 So. East Tennessee Henry Akin C 6-9 Jr. Morehead St. Col. Dwight Smith G 6-3 So. Western Kentucky Charles Wood F 6-4 Sr. Tennessee Tech 1964 - 65 OVC Basketball Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE

TEAM Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Points G M A PCT. M A PCT. TOTAL AVE. TOTAL AVE. 1 Eastern Ky. 24 826 1754 .470 451 627 .719 1372 57.2 2103 87.6 2 Western Ky. 25 843 1941 .434 455 621 .733 1296 51.8 2141 85.6 3 Tenn. Tech 25 830 1974 .420 460 638 .721 1307 52.3 . 2120 84.8 4 Middle Tenn. 24 788 1954 .403 433 643 .673 1351 56.3 2009 83.7 5 Murray 26 837 1821 .459 488 671 .727 1234 47.5 2162 83.2 6 Morehead 23 697 1635 .427 502 631 .795 1094 47.8 1901 82.6 7 East Tenn. 23 682 1821 .375 386 586 .659 1325 57.6 1750 76.1 8 Austin Peay 21 576 1519 .379 387 555 .697 982 46.8 1539 73.3

Most Personal Fouls - 556, Middle Tenn. Least Personal Fouls - 389, Murray TEAM DEFENSE TEAM Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Points G - M A PCT. M A PCT. TOTAL AVE. TOTAL AVE. 1 Eastern Ky. 24 631 1652 .382 574 767 .748 946 39.4 1825 76.0 2 -Western Ky. 25 754 1783 .423 415 559 .745 1139 45.6 1923 76.9 3 Murray 26 861 2016 .427 323 488 .662 1229 47.3 2045 78.7 4 East Tenn. 23 707 1715 .412 430 600 .717 1192 51.9 1844 80.2 5 Morehead 23 719 1706 .415 431 587 .735 1031 44.9 1872 81.4 6 Tenn. Tech 25 798 1929 .413 458 649 .705 1337 53.1 2054 82.2 7 Austin Peay 21 718 1546 .464 341 487 .700 1103 52.5 1777 84.6 8 Middle Tenn. 24 849 1989 .427 591 806 .733 1382 57.6 2289 95.4 OVC FINAL STANDINGS CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES w L PCT. PF PA w L PCT. 1 Eastern Ky. 13 1 .929 1284 1072 19 5 .792 2 Western Ky. 10 4 .714 1216 1106 17 8 .680 3 Murray 9 5 .642 1098 1068 19 7 .730 4 Tenn. Tech 8 6 .571 1221 1234 14 11 .560 5 Morehead 6 8 .428 1181 1128 13 10 .565 6 East Tenn. 4 10 .285 1095 1144 6 17 .265 6 Middle Tenn. 4 10 .285 1285 1431 6 18 .250 8 Austin Peay 2 12 .142 1070 1248 4 17 .190 1964-65 Final Statistics FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS PERS. POINTS No. Seo- Seo- Shots FOULS Player Pos. Game red Atts. Pct. red Atts. Pct. Miss. No. Avg. No. Disq. N ~ ve_: *Harold Sergent G 23 195 424 45.9 146 174 83.8 257 106 4.6 62 1 536 23.3 §Henry Akin C 20 146 295 49.4 82 98 83.7 165 251 12.5 67 4 374 18.6 Bruce King F 11 55 134 41.0 23 38 60.5 94 140 12.7 37 3 133--12~0 Tommy Castle G 22 70 169 41.4 71 98 72.4 126 73 3.3 55 1 211 9.6 Bob Kohler F 21 62 136 45.6 35 45 77.8 85 160 7.6 60 4 159 7.5 Sam Hall F 20 50 137 36.6 45 55 81.8 97 130 6.5 52 1 145 7.2 Howard Smith F 19 44 118 37.2 19 24 79.2 79 72 3.7 31 0 107 5.6 Jim Sandfoss G 19 31 78 39.7 36 43 83.7 53 36 1.8 33 0 98 5.1 David Turner F 12 26 53 49.1 7 9 77.8 29 16 1.3 11 0 59 4.9 Don DeClerq F 13 17 50 34.0 14 21 66.7 40 51 3.9 25 1 48 3.7 §John Waggoner F 6 4 15 26.1 8 12 66.7 15 11 1.9 9 1 16 2.8 §Larry Banfield F 9 7 16 43.8 1 3 33.3 11 16 1.7 3 0 15 1.6 Team Rebounds 81 3.5 Own Team Totals 23 697 1635 42.7 507 631 80.1 1062 1094 47.8 41916 1901 82.6 Opponents'-'l.'otals 23 719 1706 41.5 434 587 73.6 1143 1031 44.9 446 20 1872 81.6 * Graduated § No Longer On Squad Cumulative Totals For 23 Games. Record 13-10. FRESHMAN ROSTER

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown (High School) Danny Cornett G 6-1 170 Morehead, Ky. (Breckinridge Training) Jerry Conley G 6-2½ 187 Jenkins, Ky. (Jenkins) Randy ·.Williams G 5-10 165 Ashland, Ky. (Paul Blazer) Mike Jackson G 6-0 170 Henderson, Ky. (Henderson) Dennis .Mullins G 5-11 175 Sedalia, Ky. (Sedalia) Elwood Strausbaugh G 6-0 168 Chillicothe, Ohio (Southeastern) Gordon Montgomery G 5-9 159 Beaver, Ohio (Eastern Local) Willie Jackson C 6-7 225 Birmingham, Ala. (Ullman) Norman White C 6-5 185 Finchville, Ky. (Lincoln Institute) Lamar Green F 6-7 215 Birmingham, Ala. (Carver) Jerry Umberger F 6-5 205 Ashland, Ky. (Paul Blazer) Glenn Bradt F 6-6 190 East Detroit, Mich. (East Detroit) Ronnie Mohr F 6-2 182 Louisville, Ky. (Durrett) Dan Huffman F 6-2 180 Washington C. H., Ohio (Miami Trace) Coach - Sonny Allen Freshman Schedule Dec. 1 Sullivan Business College ...... Home Dec. 9 Kentucky State ...... Home Dec. 10 Xavier ...... Home* Jan. 12 Xavier ...... Away Jan. 22 Marshall ...... Away Jan. 31 Transylvania ...... Home Feb. 1 Marshall ...... Home Feb. 5 Eastern ...... '...... Home Feb. 10 Transylvania ...... Away Feb. 11 Kentucky State ...... Away Feb. 26 Eastern Home Games Start at 5:30 p.m. *Begins at 7:00 p.m. All-Time MSC Scoring Records Player Years Seasons Games Points Avg. Dan Swartz 3 53-56 70 1925 27.5 Sonny Allen 4 46-50 92 1923 20.8 Steve Hamilton 4 54-58 102 1830 18.3 Granny Williams 3 59-62 76 1637 21.5· Harold Sergent 3 62-65 63 1469 23.3 Earl Duncan 4 39-43 74 1430 19.3 Warren Cooper 3 43-45 54 1011 18.5 One Game Scoring Mark: Harold Sergent, 52 points, Middle Tennessee 1965. Free Throws Without a Miss: Harold Sergent, 42 in 1965.

Morehead Basketball Since 1953 1953-54 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 90 Georgetown 83 89 Union 59 93 Middle Tennessee 80 75 University of Louisville 92 69 Murray 65 86 Centre 53 69 Memphis State 59 77 Western 98 96 Eastern 94 80 Georgetown 71 90 Transylvania 65 83 Union 77 61 East Tennessee 64 96 T. P . I. 79 83 Middle Tennessee 72 79 East Tennessee 75 75 Western 88 101 Eastern 88 71 T. P. I. 84 76 Murray 87 80 Transylvania 77 81 *Quantico Marines 95 OVC TOURNAMENT 92 T. P. I. 55 79 Western 97 *Exhibition game. 1954-55 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 83 Georgetown 89 89 Western 79 111 Memphis State, 90 64 Murray 72 93 Colorado State 73 76 Union 75 103 T. P . I. 73 93 Eastern 97 75 Cincinnati 116 98 Middle Tennessee 75 62 Louisville 99 130 Furman 117 75 T. P. I. 86 97 Middle Tennessee 96 95 Georgetown 77 105 Murray 78 73 Eastern 81 105 Transylvania 72 103 Centre 58 107 Bellarmine 80 75 Western 96 82 Ohio University 90 123 Middle Tenn. (OVC TOURNAMENT) 68 76 Eastern (OVC TOURNAMENT) 91 1955-56 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 138 Centre 70 95 Middle Tennessee 78 87 Eastern Kentucky 81 92 Washington & Lee 87 83 Tennessee Tech 65 102 Marshall 89 97 Murray 106 111 Bowling Green 79 91 Ohio University 97 94 Louisville 112 93 Middle Tennessee 70 90 Eastern Kentucky 68 80 Tennessee Tech 101 98 Murray 82 122 Union 70 80 Western Kentucky 86 103 Bellarmine 81 108 Marshall 103 73 Murray 75 110 Ohio University 67 113 Cincinnati 119 79 Georgetown University 84 102 Miami (Fla.) 89 99 Ohio University 113 73 Western Kentucky 72 84 Western Kentucky (OVC PLAYOFF) 80 N.C.A.k GAME AT FT. WAYNE 107 Marshall 92 N.C.A.A. GAMES AT IOWA CITY 83 .Iowa 97 _ , 95 Wayne .. ' , 84 1956-57 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 68 Louisville 81 107 Villa Madonna 49 95 Middle Tennessee 72 81 Marshall 79 95 Bellarmine 72 85 Tennessee Tech 82 95 Transylvania 47 97 Florida State 75 79 Spring Hill 83 119 Ohio University 88 62 St. Bonaventure 79 74 Niagara 97 81 Marshall 77 68 Murray 65 59 Ohio University 66 70 Middle Tennessee 61 67 Dayton 80 104 Murray 90 85 Louisville 74 • 98 Tennessee Tech 77 89 Kentucky Wesleyan 64 81 Western Kentucky 97 87 Western Kentucky 81 100 Eastern Kentucky 95 92 Eastern Kentucky 75 87 Cincinnati 80 N.C.A.A. GAME AT COLUMBUS, OHIO 85 Pittsburgh 86

1957-58 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 97 Villa Madonna 77 77 Marshall 85 78 Ohio University 60 81 Bellarmine 71 70 Western Kentucky 101 98 Alabama 91 41 Mississippi State 46 103 Washington & Lee 59 68 Middle Tennessee 71 93 Marshall 80 79 Tennessee Tech 69 83 Eastern Kentucky 73 68 Murray State 62 57 Ohio University 71 99 Middle Tennessee 79 85 Kentucky Wesleyan 101 89 Tampa 64 75 Western Kentucky 60 73 Murray State 68 72 Eastern Kentucky 91 63 Tennessee Tech* 66 64 St. Vincent 68 86 LaSalle 89 •overtime 1958-59 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 118 Morris Harvey 104 70 Tennessee Tech 78 86 David Lipscomb 81 86 Western Kentucky 78 75 Ohio University 73 63 Mississippi State 87 67 Bellarmine 64 76 East Tennessee 85 77 St. Francis 89 83 East Tennessee 77 94 Middle Tennessee 81 67 Eastern Kentucky 86 77 Ohio University 88 83 Marshall 86 101 Middle Tennessee 78 83 Murray State 76 77 Eastern Kentucky 95 74 Western Kentucky 88 68 Murray State 73 66 Tennessee Tech 90 117 Tampa, Florida 86 93 Miami, Florida 102 92 Marshall 91

1959-60 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 88 Kings College 55 70 Villa Madonna 64 65 Ohio University 76 67 Tennessee Tech 94 68 Western State 70 55 St. Francis 58 58 LaSalle 63 84 East Tennessee 94 83 Middle Tennessee 82 80 Eastern State 106 75 Florida State 78 82 Middle Tennessee 89 96 Murray State 87 73 Mississippi State 75 72 Eastern State 89 72 Western State 85 89 East Tennessee 85 69 St. Francis 84 66 Ohio University 96 1960-61 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 89 Franklin (Ind.) 82 103 Berea (Ky.) 73 80 Ohio University 81 85 Tennessee Tech 84 84 Tennessee Tech 74 85 Middle Tennessee 75 77 Western Kentucky 83 88 St. Bonaventure 106 64 St. Francis 68 81 Villa Madonna 71 88 East Tennessee 82 69 Tennessee Tech 64 71 Ohio University 87 106 East Tennessee 89 70 Marshall 68 80 Middle Tennessee 66 80 Murray 85 78 Murray 95 103 St. Francis 77 · 91 Murray , 88 78 Marshall 74 100 Western Kentucky 94 70 Miami University (Fla.) 85 85 Jacksonville (Fla.) 96 90 Eastern Kentucky 73 54 Eastern Kentucky 67 55 Eastern Kentucky ( OVC PLAYOFF) 54 80 Western Kentucky 72 71 Xavier (NCAA TOURNEY) 66 64 71 61 University of Louisville 83

1961-62 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 87 Anderson (Ind.) 74 107 Miami (Fla.) 81 113 Berea (Ky.) 57 56 Ohio University 60 71 *Tennessee Tech 63 88 Villa Madonna 85 69 *East Tennessee 67 89 *Tennessee Tech 69 79 *Western Kentucky 80 89 *Murray 72 70 *Middle Tennessee 67 82 Union 61 85 *Eastern Kentucky 93 96 *East Tennessee 67 73 Ohio University 87 69 *Middle Tennessee 72 74 *Murray 66 51 *Western Kentucky 77 80 Marshall University 75 74 Loyola (La.) 79 85 Marshall University 69 66 *Eastern Kentucky 68 *O.V.C. Games. 1962-63 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 88 Hanover 49 81 Marshall 69 103 *Middle Tennessee 59 81 St. Bonaventure 80 67 Ohio University 76 80 Marshall 66 74 *Tennessee Tech 76 87 *Western 71 90 *Murray 73 87 *Eastern 72 106 Jacksonville 80 75 *East Tennessee 71 81 *Western 71 64 *Tennessee Tech 68 90 *Murray 68 79 *Middle Tennessee 68 54 Ohio University 81 68 *East Tennessee 77 84 *Eastern 101 *O.V.C. Games. OVC PLAYOFF 68 Tennessee Tech 80

1963-64 Basketball Results WE OPPONENT THEY 109 Cumberland College 102 84 Ohio University 105 96 Middle Tennessee 91 108 Georgetown 95 103 Marshall University 83 85 Loyola (Chicago) 127 94 Tennessee Tech 87 85 Austin Peay 76 74 Western 80 89 Murray 102 85 Middle Tennessee 92 77 Eastern Kentucky 73 68 East Tennessee 70 102 Western 95 98 Tennessee Tech 105 110 Marshall University 102 83 Austin Peay 88 67 Ohio University 85 86 East Tennessee 78 ~6 Eastern Kentucky 71 84 Murray 89 THE BRAIN TRUST Assistant Coach Lake Kelly - Head Coach Bob Wright 1965-66 Basketball

at Morehead State College

Morehead, Kentucky