CONTENTS CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Media Information

CONTENTS CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Media Information...... Inside Front Quick Facts, UNA Team Photo...... 2 Lion Basketball Tradition...... 4-5 2008-09 2008-09 Basketball Schedule...... 3 Head Coach Bobby Champagne...... 6-8 Assistant Coaches...... 9 Season Preview...... 10 Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters...... 11 CREDITS 2008-09 Player Profiles...... 12-21 The 2008-09 University of North Alabama men’s basketball media guide was compiled and edited by sports information 2007-08 REVIEW director Jeff Hodges and assistant SID Shane Herrmann. 2007-08 Scores...... 22 Player photos and the cover photo by UNA photographer 2007-08 Statistics...... 23 Shannon Wells. Cover design is by UNA publications assistant Karen Hodges. LION RECORDS AND HISTORY Individual Records...... 24 AWARDS The University of North Alabama men’s basketball media Team Records...... 25 guide has been judged among the “Best in the Nation,” in Season-by-Season Leaders...... 26 Division B by the College Sports Information Directors of Scoring Leaders...... 27-28 America in 10 times. Division B includes all NCAA Division Year-by-Year Team Stats...... 29 II and NAIA Division I schools. The UNA Sports Information Office has received more than 70 national publications Career 1,000-Point Club...... 30-31 awards since 1984. Record vs. All Opponents...... 32-33 All-time Scores...... 34-39 All-time Lettermen...... 39-41 UNA Basketball Honors...... 42 Lion All-Americans...... 43 NCAA RECORDS UNA in NCAA and NAIA Tournaments...... 44 UNA’s Final Four Teams...... 45 UNA’s NCAA Championship Teams...... 46 THE UNIVERSITY University Profile...... 47 UNA Board of Trustees, President...... 48 STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION It is the policy of the University of North Alabama to afford equal UNA Athletic Staff...... 49 opportunities in education and in employment to qualified per- Flowers Hall...... 50-51 sons regardless of age, color, creed, disability, national origin, race, religion, or sex in accordance with all applicable federal and LION OPPONENTS state constitutions, laws, and valid regulations. The coordinator GSC Sports Information Contacts...... 54 for nondiscrimination policies for students is Irons Law Firm, 219 N. Court Street, Florence, AL 35630. The coordinator for employees THE CONFERENCE is the Director of Human Resources and Affirmative Action, Bibb The Gulf South Conference...... 55 Graves Hall or telephone 256-765-4291. 2007-08 GSC Stats and Standings...... 56 Information contained herein is as it currently exists but is subject to change without prior notice.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 1 UNA QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS OTHER LETTERMEN RETURNING LOCATION...... Florence, Alabama Phil Collins...... (6-3, 185, JR, Guard) COLLEGE FOUNDED...... 1830 Joe Deegan...... (6-0, 160, JR, Guard) ENROLLMENT...... 7,130 Toby Gamble...... (6-6, 195, JR, Forward) PRESIDENT...... Dr. William G. Cale, Jr. Doug Hunter...... (6-6, 225, SO, Forward) CONFERENCE...... Gulf South Thomas Morris...... (6-6, 196, SR, Forward) NATIONAL AFFILIATION...... NCAA Division II SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR ...... Jeff Hodges NICKNAME...... Lions office phone...... (256) 765-4595 COLORS...... Purple and Gold home phone...... (256) 766-7572 ARENA...... Flowers Hall fax number...... (256) 765-4659 Capacity...... 3,800 email...... [email protected] Phone...... (256) 765-4396 Assistant Sports Info. Director ...... Shane Herrmann ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Mark Linder office phone...... (256) 765-4895 Phone...... (256) 765-4397 home phone...... (256) 764-2705 HEAD BASKETBALL COACH ...... Bobby Champagne email...... [email protected] alma mater...... South Alabama, 1990 Athletic Trainer ...... Josh Penny record at UNA...... 86-64 (5 years) office phone...... (256) 765-4563 record as collegiate coach (including asst)...... 338-204 Athletic Department Fax ...... (256) 765-4685 office phone...... (256) 765-4396 All-Time School Record...... 942-766 best time to call...... mornings GSC Champions...... 1977, 1981, 1984, 1994, 1996 ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH...... Cord Wright GSC Tournament Champions...... 1981, 1984, 1988, alma mater...... Limestone College, 2002 1994, 1996 office phone...... (256) 765-4567 NCAA Regional Participants...... 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981 GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH...... Kyle Morris 1984, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2006, 2008 2006-07 RECORD...... 27-9 NCAA Regional Champions...... 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, GSC RECORD...... 10-2 (1st in East Division) 1984, 1991, 1996, 2008 LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST...... 9/4 NCAA Final Four...... 1977, 1979, 1980, 1984, 1991 STARTERS RETURNING...... 3 NCAA Champions...... 1979, 1991 Quinn Beckwith...... (6-0, 185,SR, Guard) Kenny Johnson...... (5-11, 160, JR, Center) Casey Holt...... (6-5, 172, SR, Guard)

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 2 2008-09 LION BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent Site Time October 31 Fri. Mississippi (Exhibition) Oxford, Miss. 4:00 November 6 Thurs. Middle Tennessee (Exhibition) Murfreesboro, Tenn. 7:00 15-16 Montevallo Tip-Off Classic Montevallo, Ala. 15 Sat. Shaw 3:00 16 Sun. Palm Beach Atlantic 3:00

20 Thurs. Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 7:00 24 Mon. Blue Mountain College HOME 8:00 28-29 Marriott Hoops Classic Florence, Ala. 28 Fri. UAH vs. Arkansas Tech / UNA vs. Lambuth 4:00/6:00 29 Sat. UAH vs. Lambuth / UNA vs. Arkansas Tech 2:00/4:00 December 3 Wed. Christian Brothers Memphis, Tenn. 7:00 6 Sat. Campbellsville University HOME 3:00 12-13 Harding Classic Searcy, Ark. 12 Fri. Southern Arkansas 5:30 13 Sat. Harding 7:30

15 Mon. Concordia HOME 8:00 19-20 High Desert Classic Las Vegas, NV 19 Fri. Seattle Pacific University 6:15 20 Sat. Rollins 6:45 January 3 Sat. Harding HOME 3:00 5 Mon. Arkansas Tech Russellville, Ark. 7:00 8 Thurs. West Alabama* HOME 8:00 10 Sat. Montevallo* HOME 3:00 15 Thurs. West Florida* Pensacola, Fla. 7:00 17 Sat. Valdosta State* Valdosta, Ga. 3:00 24 Sat. Alabama-Huntsville* Huntsville, Ala. 7:00 31 Sat. West Georgia* Carrollton, Ga. 6:30 February 5 Thurs. Valdosta State* HOME 8:00 7 Sat. West Florida* HOME 3:00 12 Thurs. Montevallo* Montevallo, Ala. 7:30 14 Sat. West Alabama* Livingston, Ala. 4:00 21 Sat. Alabama-Huntsville* HOME 3:00 28 Sat. West Georgia* HOME 3:00 March 4 - 8 Gulf South Conference Tournament Southaven, Miss. TBA 14-17 Regional Tournament TBA 25-28 NCAA Division II Elite Eight Springfield, Mass.

*Conference Games All Times CST

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 3 LION BASKETBALL TRADITION NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1979 • 1991 DIVISION II FINAL FOUR 1977 • 1979 1980 • 1984 1991

. . . 14 TOTAL NATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES . . . 12 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES . . . 8 NCAA REGIONAL TITLES . . . 5 DIVISION II FINAL FOURS . . . 5 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS . . . 5 GSC TOURNAMENT TITLES . . . 2 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 4 LION ATHLETIC TRADITION NORTH ALABAMA HAS WON SIX NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1979 - Men’s Basketball 1991 - Men’s Basketball 1993 - Football 1994 - Football 1995 - Football 2003 - Women’s Volleyball

. . . 52 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS . . . 64 TOTAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS . . . 81 TEAM NCAA POST-SEASON PLAYOFF APPEARANCES . . . 25 NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS . . . 11 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE ALL-SPORTS TROPHIES . . . 261 ALL-AMERICAN SELECTIONS . . . 13 ACADEMIC ALL- AMERICA SELECTIONS . . . 9 GSC COMMISSIONER’S TROPHY RECIPIENTS

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 5 HEAD COACH BOBBY CHAMPAGNE In five seasons as head men’s basketball coach at the University of North Alabama, Bobby Champagne has returned the Champagne Lion program to a position of national prominence. Biography After leading the Lions to four straight Gulf South Conference tournament Birthdate: appearances and its first NCAA tournament May 4, 1967 in 10 years during his first four seasons at the school, Champagne led his 2007-08 squad Hometown: all the way to a Division II South Regional Championship and to a spot in the Elite Eight Lafayette, Louisiana in Springfield, Mass. The Lions finished the season at 27-8 Wife: against one of the toughest schedules in school history and re-wrote much of the Anna school’s record book in the process. The Lions were 9-5 at the season’s midpoint and Children: then went 18-4 down the stretch and won nine straight. Sons Charlie, Will and Joe Champagne was honored by the NABC and Daughter Annie as South Region Coach of the Year. The 40-year-old Champagne, who Education: has been affiliated with 11 postseason tournament teams (nine NCAA, two NIT) B.S. in Sociology (1990), during his 20-year collegiate coaching career, He previously was an assistant coach at University of South Alabama came to UNA after one season as an assistant Louisiana-Lafayette (1997-2001), Oklahoma coach at the University of Texas-El Paso. (1994-97) and Washington State (1991-94). In his first season at UNA, Champagne Three of the players he assisted in recruiting led the Lions to a 12-16 record that also to Louisiana-Lafayette (Brad Boyd, Blane championships. included a berth in the 2004 GSC tournament. Harmon, Robert Jupiter) were three-time Champagne played collegiately at The following season, the Lions improved All-State selections as preps. Jefferson Davis Community College (two to 14-14, and again were participants in the He started his coaching career as a years) and South Alabama (one year), where conference tourney. graduate assistant at South Alabama. In he earned his degree in 1990. During the 2004-05 campaign, UNA 1990, he coached the Louisiana Stars, an He earned his Associate arts degree in knocked off several ranked teams in the AAU squad in his hometown of Lafayette, Liberal Arts from Jefferson Davis Community regular season, including No. 1 Southern La. The Stars won the state championship, College in 1987, and his Bachelor of Science Indiana on Nov. 20 at Flowers Hall. The Lions finished 10th in the nation and competed in degree in Sociology from South Alabama finished the year with a 14-14 mark. international tournaments. in 1990. He was a two-year basketball In 2005-06, UNA was 18-11, played in Champagne has worked with some letterwinner at South Alabama. He was the GSC Tournament and received an NCAA of the nation’s best basketball coaches named to the all-academic team (1987-88 South Regional bid. The NCAA postseason in Kelvin Sampson at Washington State season), and was also a President’s List nod was the first for the Lions since 1996 and University and the University of Oklahoma honoree (1990) and a Dean’s List student the eighth for Champagne. and Charles “Lefty” Driesell at Georgia State (1988-90) while playing for the Jaguars. The Lions had their second consecutive University. He has coached teams that have Champagne and his wife, the former winning season in 2006-07, going 15-14. six NCAA Division I tournament appearances, Anna Baxter, have three sons, Charlie (8), Will Champagne was a member of the two NIT appearances and four conference (7) and Joe (4), and a daughter, Annie (2). coaching staff at Georgia State University in 2001-02, working under legendary coach Lefty Driesell. The Panthers registered a 20- 11 record, reached the postseason NIT and defeated two Top 25 teams (No. 23 Georgia, No. 15 Saint Joseph’s). Georgia State was 14-6 in the Atlantic Sun Conference, tying for first place with Troy State.

UNA MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHES 1931-48 Eddie Flowers 1949-72 Ed Billingham 1973-74 Bill E. Jones 1975-88 Bill L. Jones 1989-03 Gary Elliott 2003- Bobby Champagne

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 6 HEAD COACH BOBBY CHAMPAGNE

CHAMPAGNE’S COACHING EXPERIENCE Years Position 1988-89 Student Assistant University of South Alabama...... NCAA Tournament/Sun Belt Champions 1989-90 Graduate Assistant University of South Alabama 1990-91 Graduate Assistant University of South Alabama...... NCAA Tournament/Sun Belt Champions 1991-92 Assistant Coach Washington State University...... NIT 1992-93 Assistant Coach Washington State University 1993-94 Assistant Coach Washington State University...... NCAA Tournament 1994-95 Assistant Coach University of Oklahoma...... NCAA Tournament 1995-96 Assistant Coach University of Oklahoma...... NCAA Tournament 1996-97 Assistant Coach University of Oklahoma...... NCAA Tournament 1997-98 Assistant Coach University of Louisiana-Lafayette 1998-99 Assistant Coach University of Louisiana-Lafayette 1999-00 Assistant Coach University of Louisiana-Lafayette...... NCAA Tournament/Sun Belt Champions 2000-01 Assistant Coach University of Louisiana-Lafayette 2001-02 Assistant Coach Georgia State University...... NIT/Atlantic Sun Champions 2002-03 Assistant Coach University of Texas-El Paso 2003-04 Head Coach University of North Alabama 2004-05 Head Coach University of North Alabama 2005-06 Head Coach University of North Alabama...... NCAA Tournament 2006-07 Head Coach University of North Alabama 2007-08 Head Coach University of North Alabama...... NCAA Tournament

UNA COACHES RECORDS (1949-Present)

Year Coach Record...... National 1981-82 Bill L. Jones 13-12 1948-49 Ed Billingham 15-10 1982-83 Bill L. Jones 14-15 1949-50 Ed Billingham 18-7 1983-84 Bill L. Jones 27-7...... NCAA Final Four 1950-51 Ed Billingham 10-12 1984-85 Bill L. Jones 15-12 1951-52 Ed Billingham 10-12 1985-86 Bill L. Jones 18-9 1952-53 Ed Billingham 9-12 1986-87 Bill L. Jones 18-10 1953-54 Ed Billingham 8-14 1987-88 Bill L. Jones 17-14...... NCAA 1954-55 Ed Billingham 8-12 1988-89 Gary Elliott 16-11 1955-56 Ed Billingham 6-18 1989-90 Gary Elliott 20-8 1956-57 Ed Billingham 9-16 1990-91 Gary Elliott 29-4...... NCAA Champs 1957-58 Ed Billingham 9-13 1991-92 Gary Elliott 19-9 1958-59 Ed Billingham 10-15 1992-93 Gary Elliott 16-10 1959-60 Ed Billingham 14-11...... NAIA 1993-94 Gary Elliott 24-6...... NCAA 1960-61 Ed Billingham 15-13 1994-95 Gary Elliott 20-8...... NCAA 1961-62 Ed Billingham 17-9...... NAIA 1995-96 Gary Elliott 24-8...... NCAA Elite Eight 1962-63 Ed Billingham 9-13 1996-97 Gary Elliott 16-11 1963-64 Ed Billingham 8-16 1997-98 Gary Elliott 10-16 1964-65 Ed Billingham 6-17 1998-99 Gary Elliott 14-12 1965-66 Ed Billingham 7-16 1999-00 Gary Elliott 17-12 1966-67 Ed Billingham 6-17 2000-01 Gary Elliott 17-10 1967-68 Ed Billingham 7-15 2001-02 Gary Elliott 10-15 1968-69 Ed Billingham 8-13 2002-03 Gary Elliott 18-10 1969-70 Ed Billingham 12-12 2003-04 Bobby Champagne 12-16 1970-71 Ed Billingham 17-7 2004-05 Bobby Champagne 14-14 1971-72 Ed Billingham 11-12 2005-06 Bobby Champagne 18-11...... NCAA 1972-73 Bill E. Jones 13-9 2006-07 Bobby Champagne 15-14 1973-74 Bill E. Jones 15-8 2007-08 Bobby Champagne 27-9...... NCAA Elite Eight 1974-75 Bill L. Jones 12-12 1975-76 Bill L. Jones 19-6...... ED BILLINGHAM...... (24 YEARS)...... 249-312 1976-77 Bill L. Jones 24-7...... NCAA Final Four BILL E. JONES...... (2 YEARS)...... 28-17 1977-78 Bill L. Jones 17-9 1978-79 Bill L. Jones 22-9...... NCAA Champs BILL L. JONES ...... (14 YEARS)...... 259-141 1979-80 Bill L. Jones 21-10...... NCAA Final Four GARY ELLIOTT...... (15 YEARS)...... 270-150 1980-81 Bill L. Jones 22-9...... NCAA Quarterfinals BOBBY CHAMPAGNE...... (4 YEARS)...... 86-64

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 7 HEAD COACH BOBBY CHAMPAGNE CHAMPAGNE VS. ALL OPPONENTS AT UNA (2004-2008) Opponent Record Home Away Neutral Alabama-Huntsville 5-5 1-4 4-1 0-0 Arkansas-Monticello 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 Arkansas Tech 3-1 1-1 2-0 0-0 Assumption 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Barry 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Benedict 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Bentley 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Blue Mountain 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Carver Bible 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Central Arkansas 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Christian Brothers 3-5 1-1 0-2 2-2 Clayton State 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0 Columbus State 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Concordia-Selma 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Delta State 4-1 3-0 1-1 0-0 Florida Gulf Coast 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 Harding 2-4 2-1 0-3 0-0 Henderson State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Indianapolis 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Kennesaw State 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 Kentucky Wesleyan 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Lane College 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0 LeMoyne-Owen 3-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 Lincoln Memorial 5-1 3-0 2-1 0-0 Lynn 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 Miles College 2-2 1-0 0-1 1-1 Montevallo 4-7 1-4 3-2 0-1 Northern Kentucky 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 Nova Southeastern 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0 Ouachita Baptist 3-4 1-1 1-2 1-1 Philadelphia 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Southern Arkansas 3-1 2-0 1-1 0-0 Southern Indiana 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 Stillman 2-1 2-0 0-1 0-0 Tuskegee 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 Valdosta State 3-7 3-2 0-5 0-0 West Alabama 9-1 5-0 4-1 0-0 West Florida 9-1 5-0 4-1 0-0 West Georgia 4-6 2-3 2-3 0-0 Winona State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 CHAMPAGNE BY THE NUMBERS (2004-2008) Record at North Alabama...... 86-64 Home Record...... 44-21 Road Record...... 33-30 Neutral Court Record...... 9-13

Record vs. non-conference...... 26-17 Record vs. GSC schools...... 60-47

Record in GSC Games...... 39-27 GSC Tournament Record...... 2-5

NCAA Tournaments...... 2 (2006, 2008) NCAA Tournament Record...... 3-2

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 8 LION COACHING STAFF College. He also served as a student assistant coach at Limestone College for the 2001-2002 season. His duties for the Saints included running skill development sessions, weight training sessions, recruiting and creat- ing scouting reports. Wright has also worked on staff for various basketball camps around the country including at Louisiana State University, the University of Alabama, the University of Georgia and the University of Oklahoma. Wright also directed his own basketball camp known as “Yours in Hoops”. A native of Lafayette, La., Wright was a prep and Carolina Virginia Athletic Confer- ence standout. At St. Thomas More High School, he was all-district, all-Parish and all-Acadiana. Cord Wright Kyle Morris Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Coach

Cord Wright is entering his sixth sea- Kyle Morris is entering his first season son as a member of the University of North on the North Alabama basketball coaching Alabama coaching staff and his fourth year staff. as the Lions’ assistant coach. Morris comes to UNA from NAIA Pikeville Wright, who served two seasons as the College in Pikeville, Kent., where he played team’s graduate assistant coach from 2003- for coach Kelly Wells. Originally from Dayton, 05, graduated from Limestone College in Ohio, Morris earned his Bachelor’s degree 2002 with a B.S. degree in physical education in business management from Pikeville. and a minor in biology. As a prep player, he won three state AAU During his tenure at UNA, Wright has championships with the Dayton Salvation played a key role in the program through Army. At Pikeville, he had three injury- intense work on the practice court and the plagued seasons that eventually ended his recruiting trail, as well as many hours of playing career and opened the door for the planning and preparation in the office. The role of student assistant as a senior. student-athletes recruited by Wright have The three-year letterman made the Dean’s also been successful in the classroom with Amanda Bonner list all three seasons while playing for the 15 graduations during the previous five Bears. seasons. Athletic Trainer Last year, Wright helped guide the Lions to a 27-9 record and a berth in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight in Springfield, Mass. Along the way, UNA won its seventh regional title and advanced to the Gulf South Conference tournament. The Lions posted a 15-14 season during the 2006-07 campaign, and went 18-11 the previous year which included the school’s first trip to the NCAA tournament in 10 years. The Lions had a 14-14 record in 2005 and also advanced to the conference tourney. UNA has advanced to the GSC tournament all five years Wright has been on the coaching staff. As a player at Limestone College in Gaffney, S.C., he was an all-conference selection in 2000 and was academic all-conference in 2001. He led the team in scoring and rebounding in his last two years. Wright began his coaching career as Matt Daniels Ryan Frisbie assistant coach at Spartanburg Methodist Team Manager Team Manager

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 9 2008-09 PREVIEW LIONS LOOKING TO BUILD ON REGIONAL TITLE, ELITE EIGHT RUN

With nine lettermen, including three does what we ask him to do to help us win starters returning from last year’s 27-9 team games. He can score or get others a shot.” that advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Champagne added that Thomas Fraise Eight, excitement surrounds the upcoming will also be expected to pick up more of a season for the University of North Alabama leadership role. The senior from New Orleans men’s basketball team. Coming off their best was a first team All-GSC selection after av- season in 12 years, the Lions will enter the eraging 15.4 points and 7.2 rebounds last 2008-09 campaign with high expectations, season. He was also named the South Region but must replace the loss of three players, Tournament Most Outstanding Player after including the team’s top two scorers. the Lions defeated Benedict to advance to UNA is hoping that the addition of the school’s eighth Elite Eight. several transfers and incoming freshmen will “Thomas probably had a little better help the team keep up its offensive attack season than the coaching staff was expecting that led the Gulf South Conference and was but we believe he can be even better this fourth in the nation at 87 points per game. season,” said Champagne. He has come into The Lions lost Casey Holt (17.8 ppg, GSC the pre-season in much better shape which I East Player of the Year) and Quinn Beckwith think will allow him to be a better defender (16.1 ppg) to graduation, but added seven and rebounder. If he improves in those two newcomers, including four seniors. UNA’s areas, he should live up to the pre-season roster will feature a total of 10 seniors this attention that he is receiving.” year. Fraise has received a pre-season All- “Depth and experience are going to America honorable mention by the Division be strengths for us this season,” said UNA II Bulletin and is a pre-season All-GSC selec- Kenny Johnson head coach Bobby Champagne. We should tion. have depth at every position, which should Rounding out the returning starters translate well on both ends of the court. The is Isaac Gay. The senior from Baton Rouge, immediate impact on the floor for the Lions. key will be how much team chemistry we will La., also averaged double figures in scoring, “Eddie (Lima) should give us some size and be able to develop. That will play a major netting 10.3 points per game, but was also another scoring and rebounding option in role in how good this team will be.” regarded as one of the team’s top defend- the paint. Jarelle is a guard who can defend, One of the main returning players in ers. rebound and get to the basket. Corey has the charge of helping the team develop chem- We relied on Isaac to defend the other ability to be a strong shooter for us. Jacobe istry is point guard Kenny Johnson. The team’s best player on most nights and I and Marquel will also give us more depth on senior from Plaquemine, La., averaged 13.8 think that took away from his own offense,” the perimeter and quickness on both ends points and led the GSC with 5.4 assists per Champagne said. “We will definitely look of the floor.” game last year. He will be expected to fill a for him to be more of a scorer this year.” The Lions’ schedule will once again leadership role again this season. The Lions will also depend on other be one of the toughest in the nation. UNA “Kenny started every game for us and returning players to make key contributions will have 13 home dates on the year, along played almost every minute of the season this season. Andrew Chesney scored 8.7 with road trips to Las Vegas and two Division last year,” Champagne said. “He always points and pulled down 3.1 rebounds per I Southeastern Conference schools. game last year. He proved to be a scoring The team’s non-conference slate fea- threat from three-point range or in the paint. tures Shaw, Palm Beach Atlantic, Christian Phil Collins, Trent McCants, Doug Hunter, Brothers, Campbellsville, Harding, Blue Dusko Stojnic and Joe Deegan round out Mountain, Southern Arkansas, Seattle Pacific, the returnees. Rollins and Arkansas Tech. The Lions will “Andrew was a complimentary player, play two exhibition games against Division but proved he could be a difference maker I Mississippi (Oct. 31) and Middle Tennessee in close games,” said Champagne. We hope (Nov. 6). A Nov. 20th meeting at Mississippi that he will continue to improve and be a State will also count as an official game. major key to our success this season. “The schedule is designed to send a “We have several players who experi- message to our players that we have confi- ence the excitement of playing in the Elite dence in them to play against the best in the Eight. Everyone played a part in that run and country,” Champagne said. “We have a lot of we are hoping will help this team again.” tough road games early in the year that will The Lions have added seven newcom- hopefully prepare the team for play in the ers to the roster, including five players already GSC. By the time conference play begins, we familiar with play at the collegiate level. True want everyone to have found and accepted freshmen Marquel Darrington and Horace their role on this team.” Warren will be joined by transfers Jacobe UNA will open the season on Nov. 15 Shannon (Antelope Valley CC), Edvaldo at the Montevallo Tip-Off Classic. The Lions Lima (Cal. State Fullerton), Jarelle Redden will play Shaw at 3 p.m. before facing Palm (Ball State), David Ricks (Motlow State CC) Beach Atlantic at the same time on the next and Corey Speight (Texas-El Paso). day. The team’s home opener will be on Nov. Champagne said several of the new- 24 against Blue Mountain. Tip-off is set for comers will have the opportunity to have an 8 p.m. at Flowers Hall. Thomas Fraise

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 10 2008-09 LION ROSTER Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School 1 Corey Speight G 6’2” 195 SR Livingston, Ala./Texas-El Paso 2 Jacobe Shannon G 6’0” 175 JR Baton Rouge, La./Antelope Valley 3 Trent McCants G 6’0” 175 SO Valley, Ala./Valley HS 4 Joe Deegan G 6’0” 175 SR Sheffield, Ala./Covenant Christian 5 Isaac Gay F 6’6” 205 SR Baton Rouge, La./ UL-Monroe 10 Andrew Chesney F 6’7” 210 SR Birmingham, Ala./ Wallace State CC 11 Horace Warren G 6’2” 175 FR Prattville, Ala./ Marbury HS 12 Phil Collins G 6’3” 205 SR Sydney, Australia/ New Hampshire 14 Kenny Johnson G 5’11” 160 SR Plaquemine, La./ Brescia 15 David Ricks F 6’2” 185 JR Columbia, Tenn./ Motlow State CC 20 Edvaldo Lima C 6’9” 290 SR Recife, Brazil/ Cal. State Fullerton 24 Marquel Darrington G 6’1” 175 FR Montgomery, Ala./ Trinity Presbyterian 31 Jarelle Redden G 6’1” 190 SR Cincinnati, Ohio/ Ball State 32 Dusko Stojnic C 6’10” 245 SR Gradiska, Bosnia/ Des Moine CC 44 Doug Hunter F 6’6” 250 JR Bel Air, M.D. / Milton Wright HS 50 Thomas Fraise C 6’6” 300 SR New Orleans, La./ Lincoln Trail CC

Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School 10 Andrew Chesney F 6’7” 210 SR Birmingham, Ala./ Wallace State CC 12 Phil Collins G 6’3” 205 SR Sydney, Australia/ New Hampshire 24 Marquel Darrington G 6’1” 175 FR Montgomery, Ala./ Trinity Presbyterian 4 Joe Deegan G 6’0” 175 SR Sheffield, Ala./Covenant Christian 50 Thomas Fraise C 6’6” 300 SR New Orleans, La./ Lincoln Trail CC 5 Isaac Gay F 6’6” 205 SR Baton Rouge, La./ UL-Monroe 44 Doug Hunter F 6’6” 250 JR Bel Air, M.D. / Milton Wright HS 2 Jacobe Shannon G 6’0” 175 JR Baton Rouge, La./Antelope Valley 14 Kenny Johnson G 5’11” 160 SR Plaquemine, La./ Brescia 20 Edvaldo Lima C 6’9” 290 SR Recife, Brazil/ Cal. State Fullerton 3 Trent McCants G 6’0” 175 SO Valley, Ala./Valley HS 31 Jarelle Redden G 6’1” 190 SR Cincinnati, Ohio/ Ball State 15 David Ricks F 6’2” 185 JR Columbia, Tenn./ Motlow State CC 1 Corey Speight G 6’2” 195 SR Livingston, Ala./Texas-El Paso 32 Dusko Stojnic C 6’10” 245 SR Gradiska, Bosnia/ Des Moine CC 11 Horace Warren G 6’2” 175 FR Prattville, Ala./ Marbury HS

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 11 2008-09 LION SENIOR BIOS area runners-up in 2005. As a senior, he led the team in scoring and rebounding and earned area all-tourney, all-metro, second team all-county and received a Class 6A All-State honorable mention. PERSONAL: His full name is Andrew McCafferty Chesney. He was born on March 26, 1987. He is 10 the son of James and Valerie Chesney and has one brother, Jonathan. ANDREW CHESNEY 6’7” • 210 lbs. • Senior • Forward Birmingham, Alabama

U N A 2 0 0 7 - 0 8 : Chesney saw action in all 36 games for the Lions last season, including 13 starts. He averaged 8.6 points and 3.0 rebounds per game as UNA won the South Re- gion tournament championship. He reached double figures in scoring 15 times on the year after hitting 111- of-234 shots from the floor. He also hit 30-of-80 (.375) three-point shots and went 61-of-77 (.792) from the free throw line. He scored a career-high 25 points and pulled down eight rebounds on Feb. 23 during a 66-56 road win over instate rival Alabama-Huntsville. COLLEGE: Played his freshman season at Palm Beach Community Col- lege in West Palm Beach, Fla., under coach Brian Mullican. Helped lead the Panthers to a 22-10 record and a berth in the state tournament after averaging 10 points and four rebounds per game. Played his sophomore season at Wallace State Community College. Helped coach Allen Sharpe’s team to a 28-4 record and a No. 5 national rank- ing. Was a second team all-conference selection after averaging 13 points and five rebounds per game. Also hit 43 percent from three-point range and 79 percent from the foul line. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Jerry North at Oak Mountain High School. Was a center and forward Andrew Chesney hit 111-of-234 shots in 2007-08, for the Eagles, who won county champions and including 30 from three-point range

ANDREW CHESNEY’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2007-08 36-15 111-234 47.4 30-80 37.5 61-77 79.2 313-8.7 110-3.1 41 28 6 12 66-1

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PHIL COLLINS 6’3” • 205 lbs. • Senior • Guard Sydney, Australia

UNA 2007-08: Col- lins played in all 36 games during the Lions run to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight last season. He averaged 2.4 points and 2.2 rebounds on the year, earning a start on Jan. 7 against Carver. He scored a season-high nine points against nationally-ranked As- sumption College on Nov. 10 at the Walt Disney World Tip-Off Classic in Orlando, Fla. UNA 2006-07: Saw lim- ited action in 15 games for the Lions last season. Scored four points and pulled down five boards in 17 minutes of work on Feb. 10 at home against West Alabama. Averaged 1.3 rebounds per game and had a 5/0 assists/turnover ratio. COLLEGE: Spent one season as a member of the University of New Hampshire basketball program under coach Phil Rowe. OTHER: Was a member of the New South Wales Institute of Sport under coach Rob Beveridge from 2000-2003. During the 2003 Australian national championships, he averaged 15.1 points, 4.9 assists and 3.6 steals per game. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Evan Bennett at Oakhill College. Was a guard and received all-state honors four straight years, and an All-Australian recognition in 2002. Also lettered in rugby and cricket. PERSONAL: His full name is Phillip Bruce Collins. he was born on May 30, 1985. He is the son of David and Cheryl Collins and has two sisters, Melinda and Nicole. He is majoring in psychology Phil Collins saw action in all 36 games and had at UNA. one start for the Lions in the 2007-08 season

PHIL COLLIN’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2006-07 16-0 6-15 40.0 3-8 37.5 3-4 75.0 18-1.1 21-1.3 6 1 0 1 4-0 2007-08 36-1 29-98 29.6 13-59 22.0 15-27 55.6 86-2.4 78-2.2 39 36 3 14 40-0 Totals 52-1 35-113 31.0 16-67 23.8 18-31 58.0 104-2.0 99-1.9 45 37 3 15 44-0

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game with 42 and finished his senior year with more than 900 points on the season. PERSONAL: His full name is Joseph Harold Deegan. He was born on June 14, 1985. He is the son of Bill and Anne Deegan and has one sister, Sarah. He is majoring 4 in secondary education at UNA. JOE DEEGAN 6’0” • 175 lbs. • Senior • Guard Sheffield, Alabama

UNA 2007-08: Dee- gan was third in the team in three-point shooting percentage, hitting 41.7 percent of his long- range shots last season. He played in 18 games for the Lions, scoring 23 points on the year. He added six assists and seven rebounds. He scored a season-high eight points on Jan. 7 against Carver at Flowers Hall. UNA 2006-07: Played in 11 games last season, averaging 1.1 points per contest. Hit 44.4 percent of his shots, including a 57.1 percentage average from three- point range. Played a season-high 11 minutes against West Alabama on Feb. 10, scoring three points. UNA 2005-06: Made appearances in seven games for the Lions in 2006. Played 13 minutes against West Georgia on Jan. 9 scoring six points after hitting two-of-two three-point shots. HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Covenant Christian Academy for his father, Bill Deegan. Was named the team’s MVP three straight years. Set several milestones for the Eagles during his senior year including, becoming the school’s all-time leading scorer (3, 423 points) and rebounder (792 boards). He also Joe Deegan enters his senior year in 2008-09. He is set a school record for most points scored in a the longest-tenured player on the Lions’ roster.

JOE DEEGAN’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2005-06 7-0 2-7 28.6 2-4 50.0 0-0 00.0 6-0.9 4-0.6 0 0 0 0 1-0 2006-07 11-0 4-9 44.4 4-7 57.1 0-0 00.0 12-1.1 0-0.0 2 2 0 0 3-0 2007-08 18-0 8-27 29.6 5-12 41.7 2-3 66.7 23-1.3 7-0.4 2 2 0 0 3-0 Totals 36-0 14-43 32.5 11-23 47.8 2-3 66.7 41-1.1 11-0.3 4 4 0 0 7-0

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 14 2008-09 LION SENIOR BIOS UNA 2007-08: Fraise was a second team All-Gulf South Conference selection a year ago af- 50 ter helping lead the Lions to a 27-9 record and a GSC THOMAS FRAISE East Division championship. He was 6’6” • 300 lbs. • Senior • Center one of five players New Orleans, Louisiana to average double digits in scoring, getting 15.4 points per game. He was also second on the team in rebounds, averaging 7.2 per contest. He shot 52 percent from the floor after hitting 210-of-402 attempts. He also led the team in three-point percentage, making 42-of-100 shots from beyond the arc. He was named GSC East Player of the Week three times on the year, earning the honor on Dec. 5, Jan. 16 and Feb. 20. He opened the season with a double-double (16 points, 13 rebounds) against top-ranked Winona State and finished the year with six doubles. He reached double figures in scoring 32 times and had a career-high 30 points against Benedict in the South Region Tournament Championship Game on March 18 in Lakeland, Fla. He was named Most Outstanding Player of the event as the Lions advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. COLLEGE: Aver- aged 16 points and eight rebounds per game for coach Junsie Cotten at Lincoln Trail College. Was a first team all-conference and all-region selection during the 2006-07 season. Also made the regional all-tournament team as the States- men won the 2006-07 Region 24 championship. OTHER COLLEGE: Played one season for coach Richard Mathis at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Miss. PERSONAL: His full name is Thomas Lawrence Fraise. He was born on Dec. 7, 1982. He is the son of Shellie Fraise and Victor Johnson. He is majoring in socioloy and criminal Thomas Fraise is the Lions’ top returning scorer. Last season, he averaged 15.4 points and 7.2 justice at UNA. rebounds per game. He is also a second-team All-Gulf South Conference selection and the reigning South Region Tournament Most Outstanding Player.

THOMAS FRAISE’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2007-08 35-33 210-402 52.2 42-100 42.0 76-108 70.4 538-15.4 252-7.2 54 61 9 17 98-3

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5 ISAAC GAY 6’6” • 205 lbs. • Senior • Guard Baton Rouge, Louisiana

UNA 2007-08: Gay played in 35 games for the Li- ons last season with 23 starts. He averaged 10. 3 points per game and also pulled down 168 rebounds for a third-best 4.8 per- game average. As a junior, he added 40 steals, 13 blocks and 75 assists for the Lions. He went 122-for-301 from the floor and hit 33.6 percent (36-of-107) from three-point range. He also hit 79-of-117 (67.5 percent) shots from the free throw line. He reached double digits in scoring 18 times, including a career-high 24 points during a 109-99 triple-overtime win on Feb. 9 at Montevallo UNA 2006-07: Received a red-shirt for the 2006-07 Lion basketball season. COLLEGE: Played for coach Mike Vining at the University of Louisiana-Monroe, averaging three points and two rebounds per game. HIGH SCHOOL: Played guard and forward at Brusly High School for coach Walt Lemoyne. Was a four-time all-district, three-time all-metro and two-time all-state selection, earning all-state MVP honors as a senior after averaging 25 points and 12 rebounds per game. Was also selected to play in the Louisiana All-Star Game. PERSONAL: His full name is Isaac Gay. He was born on Sept. 26, 1984. He is the son of Carlton and Joyce Gay and has three sisters, Janet, Cindy and Jessica. Isaac Gay recorded 40 steals and 13 blocks for He is majoring in business at UNA. the Lions during the 2007-08 season.

ISAAC GAY’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2007-08 35-24 122-301 40.5 36-107 33.6 79-117 67.5 359-10.3 168-4.8 75 65 13 40 72-1

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U N A 2 0 0 7 - 0 8 : Johnson was the point guard in all 36 games for the Lions 14 during the team’s run to the NCAA Di- vision II Elite Eight last season. He led KENNY JOHNSON the team and the 5’11” • 160 lbs. • Senior • Guard Gulf South Confer- Plaquemine, Louisiana ence in assists per game with a 5.4 ter leading the Lions to a pair of road wins over average. He was Clayton State (25 points, seven rebounds, three also 24 nationally assists) and Lynn (18 points, five rebounds, six in the category and assists). He reached double figures in scoring 30 led a UNA offense that was fourth in the nation times on the year. UNA 2006-07: Saw action in at 87 points per game. For the year, he averaged 28 games last season including 18 starts. Aver- 13.8 points per game and added a team-high aged 6.8 points and 2.5 assists per game. Hit 61 steals and four blocks. He went 174-of-383 72-of-174 shots from the floor, including 19-of-51 from the floor and hit 39.8 percent of his shots (.373) from three-point range. Also made 40-of-47 from three-point range. He also led the team at free throws. Reached double figures in scoring the free throw line, hitting 108-of-136 attempts seven times on the year, inclduing a career-high for a 794 percent average. He was named GSC 17 points on Dec. 2 at Harding. Two days later, East Division Player of the Week on Dec. 19 af- he had a season-high eight assists and added 15 points on the road against Arkansas Tech. UNA 2005-06: Redshirted at UNA during the 2005-06 season. COLLEGE: Played one season at Brescia University in Owensboro, Kentucky for Coach John Reily. Recorded the first triple-double in school history with 14 points, 16 rebounds and 16 assists. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Plaquemine High School for coach Denny Wright. Helped lead the team to the state quarter-finals in back-to- back years as a junior and a senior. As a senior, was named second-team all-district, all-metro and all-state and was selected to play in the Great 8 All-Star Game. Also lettered in cross country for the Green Devils. PERSONAL: His full name is Kenneth D’Wayne Johnson. He was born on Au- gust 18, 1986. He is the son of Donald Jefferson and Shirley Johnson and has two brothers, Don- ald Ray and Cory and two sisters, Demetres and Shylanda. He is majoring in computer information Kenny Johnson led the Gulf South Conference systems at UNA. with a 5.41 assists-per-game average last season.

KENNY JOHNSON’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2006-07 29-20 72-174 41.4 19-51 37.3 40-47 85.1 203-7.0 63-2.2 74 49 2 12 53-1 2007-08 36-36 174-383 45.4 41-103 39.8 108-136 79.4 497-13.8 126-3.5 195 85 4 61 54-1 Totals 65-56 246-557 44.2 60-154 39.0 148-183 81.0 700-10.8 189-2.9 269 134 6 73 107-2

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32 DUSKO STOJNIC 6’10” • 245 lbs. • Senior • Center Gradiska, Bosnia

U N A 2 0 0 7 - 0 8 : Stojnic saw action in 32 games for the Li- ons last season with one start. He averaged 1.6 points and 1.9 rebounds per game and totaled four steals and seven assists on the year. He was also second on the team with 14 blocked shots. He hit 52.3 percent (23- of-44) of his shots from the floor and went 6-of-20 from the foul line. He had a career-high 11 points on Jan. 7 at home against Carver. COLLEGE: Played for coach Orv Salmon at Des Moines Area Community College where he averaged three points, three rebounds and two blocks per game. Helped lead the Bears to a regional championship and an eighth-place national finish in the 2006-07 season. Was in the top 10 of the NJCAA records in blocks and field goal percentage. OTHER: Helped the Yugosla- vian National Junior B Team to a first-place finish at the SGI Tournament in Minneapolis, Minn. Was also a member of the junior team of BC Partizan Belgrade from 2000-03. PERSONAL: His full name is Dusko Stojnic. He was born on March 6, 1985. He is the son of Miladin and Mira Stojnic and has one brother, Nenad. He is majoring in business at UNA. Dusko Stojnic was second on the team with 14 blocks during the 2008-09 season.

DUSKO STOJNIC’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2007-08 32-1 23-43 53.5 0-0 .000 6-20 30.0 52-1.6 60-1.9 7 22 14 4 36-0

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Nova Southeastern on Nov. 24. DOUG HUNTER UNA 2005-06: Redshirted at UNA 6’6” • 250 lbs. • Junior • Forward during the 2005-06 season. HIGH 44 Bel Air, Maryland SCHOOL: Played center at C. Milton Wright High School under UNA 2007-08: Hunter scored coach Paul Perkovich. Was an all- 51 points and pulled down 36 county selection for the Class 4A rebounds while seeing action squad. Averaged 15 points, 10 in 30 games for the Lions last rebounds and had a 76 percent season. He had three starts on free throw percentage on the year. the year and hit 52.8 percent Also lettered in football and track of his shots from the floor. He and field for the Mustangs. PER- was also 13-of-20 from the free- SONAL: His full name is Douglas throw line. He had a season- Robert Hunter. He was born on high eight points on Nov. 20 April 26, 1987. He is the son of against Blue Mountain and a Bob and Missy Hunter and has two career-best seven rebounds sisters, Morgan and Melissa. He is on Jan. 7 against Carver. UNA majoring in marketing at UNA. 2006-07: Made appearances in 23 games for the Lions in the 2006-07 season. He averaged 1.7 points per game and had a season-high nine points at

DOUG HUNTER’S STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2006-07 24-0 13-27 48.1 0-0 00.0 13-16 81.3 39-1.6 16-0.7 3 5 1 3 34-0 2007-08 30-3 19-36 52.8 0-1 00.0 13-20 65.0 51-1.7 36-1.2 12 17 2 1 45-2 Totals 54-3 32-63 50.8 0-1 00.0 26-36 72.2 90-1.7 52-0.9 15 22 3 4 79-2

lead the Class 5A Rams to consecutive area and sub-regional TRENT McCANTS championships as a junior and a senior. The same two years 6’0” • 175 lbs. • Sophomore • Guard he was a team captain and assist leader and also received all- 3 Valley, Alabama area honors. As a junior, he set the school record for assists in a season with 330, then tied his own mark the following year UNA 2007-08: McCants saw with the same total. Ended his career with the school’s all-time action in 32 games for UNA assist total of 860. His senior year, he averaged 14 points, 10 last season. He hit three-of-9 assists, four rebounds and two steals per contest. He also let- shots from the floor, including a tered in football for Valley and was also recognized for several three-pointer and dished out 18 academic achievements after maintaining a 4.0 grade point assists. He added 17 rebounds average. PERSONAL: His Full name is Trentavious Denard and four steals on the year. He McCants. He was born on January 15, 1989. He is the son had two points and four assists of Trent and Chureka McCants and has one sister, Taniqua on Jan. 7 against Carver. Williams. He is majoring in business finance at UNA. HIGH SCHOOL: Played point guard for coach Marshon Harp- er at Valley High School. Helped

TRENT McCANTS’ STATS AT UNA Year G-S FG-Att Pct 3-Pt Pct FT-A Pct TP-Avg Reb-Avg AST TO BL ST PF-DQ 2007-08 32-0 3-19 15.8 1-9 .111 3-8 37.5 10-0.3 17-0.5 18 20 0 4 22-0

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 19 2008-09 LION NEWCOMER BIOS MARQUEL DARRINGTON EDDIE LIMA 24 6’1” • 175 lbs. • Freshman • Guard 20 6’9” • 290 lbs. • Senior • Center Montgomery, Alabama Recife, Brazil

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at COLLEGE: Played one season Trinity Presbyterian School for for coach Bob Burton at Califor- coach Jack Schweers. Was the nia State-Fullerton, averaging starting point guard for the two points and two rebounds Class 4A Wildcats who made per game. OTHER COLLEGE: back-to-back appearances in Played two seasons at Arizona the Elite Eight of the state Western Community College tournament. He averaged under coach Kelly Green. Was 17.2 points, 6.8 assists, four the MVP of the regional toura- steals and six rebounds per ment as the Matadors won the game, leading the team to an title with a 27-6 record his soph- area championship and a CCC omore season. He averaged 7.4 tournament title. He was a first points and 6.8 rebounds per team all-metro selection and game and shot 56.9 percent was named to the regional all-tournament team. He was also from the floor. HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Francisco Salces named the area tournament MVP and received an All-State Colturato school for coach Joao Marcelo Leite. He set a honorable mention. PERSONAL: His full name is Marquel school record with 28 points and 20 rebounds in a single James Darrington. He was born on July 3, 1990. He is the game. PERSONAL: His full name is Edvaldo Lima. He was son of Gilbert and Melanie Darrington and has one brother, born on July 15, 1984. He is the son of Edvaldo and Cecilia Kamarri, and one sister, Veneshia. He is majoring in computer Lima and has two brothers, Alan and Christiano. He is married information systems at UNA. to Jessica Lima and has one daughter, Sofia. He is majoring in business communication at UNA. jacobe Shannon 2 6’0” • 175 lbs. • Junior • Guard DAVID RICKS Baton Rouge, Louisiana 15 6’2” • 185 lbs. • Junior • Forward Columbia, Tennessee COLLEGE: Played for coach Dieter Horton at Antelope Val- UNA 2007-08: Red-shirted the ley College in Lancaster, Calif. season. COLLEGE: Played for He averaged six points, two coach Malcolm Montgomery rebounds and three assists as at Columbia State Community the Marauders went 27-11 and College. Averaged eight points, won the Foothill Conference six rebounds, two assists and on championship his sophomore steal per game, while leading season. He also helped the the Chargers to a state runner- team go 31-7 and finish as state up finish in the 2005-06 season. runner-up during his freshman HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at year. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped Columbia Central High School at Glen Oaks High School for for coach Chris Graves. Was coach Harvey Acker. He helped a post player for the Class 3A lead the Class 4A Panthers to three straight playoff berths, Lions, who were district champi- including a state championshp with a perfect 36-0 record ons during the 2004-05 season. Was also named the team’s during the 2004-05 season. He was a first team all-district most improved player the same year. PERSONAL: His full selection his junior and senior years and played in the Loui- name is David Lonell Ricks. He was born on May 11, 1987. siana State All-Star Game as a senior. PERSONAL: His full He is the son of David, Sr., and Cassand ra Ricks and has name is Jacobe Creshon Shannon. He was born on May 30, one brother, Demetrius. He is majoring in computer science 1987. He is the son of Robert Sr. and Monica Shannon and at UNA. has one brother, Robert Jr., and one sister, Omeeka. He is majoring in business administration and computer information systems at UNA.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 20 2008-09 LION NEWCOMER BIOS JARELLE REDDEN COREY SPEIGHT 31 6’1” • 190 lbs. • Senior • Guard 1 6’2” • 185 lbs. • Senior • Forward Cincinnati, Ohio Columbia, Tennessee

COLLEGE: Played one sea- COLLEGE: Played two season son at Ball State for coach at Texas-El Paso for coach Tony Ronny Thompson, averaging Barbee, averaging two points two points, two rebounds and and one rebound per game. one assist per game. OTHER OTHER COLLEGE: Played his COLLEGE: Played two seasons freshman season for coach Tim at Cincinnati State Community Ryan at Central Florida Com- College for coach Andre Tate. munity College. He was a first Helped lead the Surge to a team all-conference selection as regional championship and a the Patriots went 21-10 and won fourth-place finish in the na- the conference title. He aver- tional tournament is sophomore aged 10 points, 3.7 rebounds season. He was a first team and 3.3 assists per game. HIGH all-conference and all-region SCHOOL: Prepped at Livings- selection both years. He averaged 20 points and eight re- ton High School for coach Kenneth Threadgill. He was the bounds per game as a freshman. As a sophomore, he aver- Class 4A State Player of the Year and a finalist for the Mr. Bas- aged 17 points and 10 rebounds a game and was second in ketball Award. He received All-State, all-area and all-region the nation with six assists and four steals per contest. HIGH honors and was the regional MVP. He led the Cougars to three SCHOOL: Played at Western Hills High School for coaches straight berths in the state championship game, and helped PJ Mays and Terry Nelson. The team went 34-18 during the team win the title in 2003. PERSONAL: His full name is his junior and senior seasons. He set a school record with Corey Speight. He was born on October 4, 1985. He is the six three-pointers in a game. He also scored 30 points and son of Robert and Patricia Speight and has three brothers, grabbed nine rebound in the state East-West All-Star Game Robert Speight, Jr., Derrick Graham and John Graham. He and was named MVP. PERSONAL: His full name is Jarelle is majoring in human performance at UNA. Jay Redden. He was born on March 8, 1986. He is the son of Elinor Redden and has two sisters, Erica and Lashawn He is majoring in socialogy at UNA. HORACE WARREN 11 6’2” • 175 lbs. • Freshman • Guard Prattville, Alabama

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Marbury High School for coach Terry Hardy. He played small forward and helped lead the Bull- dogs to their first ever Class 3A, Area 4 championship in 2007. He set a school record in 2006 with 50 points in a game and 22 points in a quarter. As a senior in 2008, he averaged 18 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He was also named the team MVP and named the Autauga County Player of the Year. He was a Montgomery all-metro selection in Class 1A-4A and received an All-State honorable mention. PERSONAL: His full name is Horace Warren, Jr. He was born on April 17, 1990. He is the son of Horace Sr., and Clara Warren and has three brothers, Stan, Wesley and Pierre. His father, Horace Sr., played basketball at UNA from 1983-85 and is a member of the school’s 300-point club.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 21 2007-08 SCORES Overall: 27-9 , GSC: 10-4, Home: 13-2, Road: 9-3, Neutral: 5-4

Opponent Score Att. Top Scorer Top Rebounder Lost vs. Winona State 80-88 357 19-Beckwith 13-Fraise Lost vs. Assumption 78-85 254 19-Holt 6-Beckwith Won vs. Philadelphia 90-62 209 27-Beckwith 9-Holt Won Nova Southeastern 78-68 21-Holt 9-Gay Won Miles College 87-82 432 23-Holt 10-Holt Won Blue Mountain 122-89 455 30-Holt 12-Holt Won Southern Arkansas 78-72 201 19-Holt 9-Chesney Won Delta State 91-78 522 30-Holt 6-Holt, Fraise, Gay Won at Southern Arkansas 77-63 267 20-Gay 13-Holt Lost at Harding 85-88 1204 21-Johnson 12-Holt Lost Arkansas Tech 90-100 537 31-Holt 9-Fraise Won at Clayton State 83-66 518 25-Johnson 7-Johnson, Holt, Gay Won at Lynn 79-62 77 25-Holt 7-Holt, Collins Lost at Northern Kentucky 73-76 851 18-Fraise 7-Holt Won Harding 99-84 518 23-Beckwith 9-Fraise Won at Arkansas Tech 94-74 14-Three Players 8-Fraise Won Carver Bible College 119-91 198 28-Beckwith 12-Holt Won at West Florida 80-77 587 27-Fraise 10-Fraise Lost at Valdosta State 86-92 1023 20-Fraise 9-Fraise Won Montevallo 79-71 839 30-Holt 9-Holt Won West Alabama 86-68 24-Beckwith 12-Holt Lost Alabama-Huntsville 82-86 1221 29-Holt 10-Holt Won at West Georgia 101-88 606 21-Fraise 12-Fraise Won Concordia-Selma 83-63 918 31-Holt 11-Holt Won at Montevallo 109-99 705 28-Holt 9-Fraise Won at West Alabama 86-68 24-Beckwith 12-Holt Won Valdosta State 94-82 2107 21-Fraise, Beckwith 12-Holt Won West Florida 88-66 1484 20-Fraise 13-Fraise Won at Alabama-Huntsville 66-56 1703 25-Chesney 11-Fraise Won West Georgia 69-64 1684 19-Beckwith 7-Holt Won vs. Arkansas-Monticello 87-69 475 18-Beckwith 15-Holt Lost vs. Christian Brothers 69-80 1100 16-Fraise, Johnson 8-Holt Won vs. Christian Brothers 72-71 89 18-Holt 9-Holt Won vs. Ouachita Baptist 99-93 67 23-Johnson 9-Holt Won vs. Benedict 97-75 30- Fraise 11-Holt Lost vs. Bentley 92-102 3680 25-Fraise 6-Chesney, Holt *Conference Game

Attendence Summary Games Totals Avg/Game Home...... 15 11,908 794 Away...... 12 7,541 628 Neutral...... 9 6,231 692 Total...... 36 25,680 713

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ALL 3-PT Player G-S FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG. Quinn Beckwith 26-19 138-324 .426 97-232 .418 45-66 .682 418 16.1 Trent McCants 32-0 3-19 .158 1-9 .111 3-8 .375 10 0.3 Joe Deegan 18-0 8-27 .296 5-12 .417 2-3 .667 23 1.3 Isaac Gay 35-24 122-301 .405 36-107 .336 79-117 .675 359 10.3 Andrew Chesney 36-15 111-234 .474 30-80 .375 61-77 .792 313 8.7 Phil Collins 36-1 29-98 .296 13-59 .220 15-27 .556 86 2.4 Kenny Johnson 36-36 174-383 .454 41-103 .398 108-136 .794 497 13.8 Thomas Morris 35-12 54-98 .551 0-1 .000 36-50 .720 144 4.1 Casey Holt 36-36 229-422 .543 54-130 .415 128-175 .731 640 17.8 Dusko Stojnic 32-1 23-43 .535 0-0 .000 6-20 .300 52 1.6 Doug Hunter 30-3 19-36 .528 0-1 .000 13-20 .650 51 1.7 Thomas Fraise 35-33 210-402 .522 42-100 .420 76-108 .704 538 15.4 Total 36 1120-2387 .469 319-834 .382 572-807 .709 3131 87.0 Opponents 36 1031-2358 .437 237-750 .316 497-771 .645 2796 77.7

Reb Reb Player Min Off-Def Tot AVG PF FO A TO BLK ST Quinn Beckwith 781 25-97 122 4.7 59 2 49 48 5 35 Trent McCants 168 3-14 17 0.5 22 0 18 20 0 4 Joe Deegan 55 4-3 7 0.4 11 0 2 6 0 0 Isaac Gay 1054 45-123 168 4.8 72 1 75 65 13 40 Andrew Chesney 686 41-69 110 3.1 66 1 41 28 6 12 Phil Collins 422 21-57 78 2.2 40 0 39 36 3 14 Kenny Johnson 1294 28-98 126 3.5 54 1 195 85 4 61 Thomas Morris 384 21-52 73 2.1 72 0 17 37 9 5 Casey Holt 1250 95-213 308 8.6 88 2 92 54 32 45 Dusko Stojnic 178 24-36 60 1.9 36 0 7 22 14 4 Doug Hunter 182 13-23 36 1.2 45 2 12 17 2 1 Thomas Fraise 873 77-175 252 7.2 98 3 54 61 9 17 Total 7327 455-1029 1484 41.2 664 12 601 483 97 238 Opponents 7323 438-927 1365 37.9 698 --- 486 499 124 236 Deadball Rebounds: North Alabama 65, Opponents 76

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MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 156 by Luther SINGLE GAME Tiggs, 1987-88, attempted 180 in 31 games. MOST POINTS: 55 by Larry Smith vs. St. HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 89.3 Bernard on Feb 3, 1971 in Florence, 20 FG and by Quinn Beckwith, 2006-07, made 50 of 56 in 15 FT. 29 games. MOST POINTS, HALF: 37 by Larry Smith vs. St. MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 111 by Gary Bernard on Feb 3, 1971 in Florence. Tibbetts in 31 games, 1980-81. MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 26 by MOST TIMES TO FOUL OUT: 15 by Don Faint Larry Smith vs. St. Bernard on Feb 3, 1971 in in 24 games, 1970-71. Florence, made 20. MOST ASSISTS: 250 by Luther Tiggs in 1987- MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 20 by Dabbs 88, in 31 games. Earnest vs. Troy State on March 5, 1962 at Eufala, Ala.; and 20 by Larry Smith vs. St. MOST BLOCKED SHOTS: 71 by Kenny Bernard on Feb 3, 1971 in Florence. Gamble 1998-99, in 24 games. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL Larry Smith ATTEMPTS: 16 by Quinn Beckwith (3 times) vs. West Florida, Jan 15, 2007, in Florence, CAREER HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 24.03 by made 7; vs. Southern Arkansas, Dec 21, 2006, MOST GAMES PLAYED: 123 by Casey Holt, Dabbs Earnest, 1961-62, 625 points in 26 in Magnolia, Ark., made 5; vs. Harding, Dec 2, 2007-08. 2006, in Searcy, Ark., made 4. games. MOST POINTS: 1,962 by Otis Boddie 1977-80. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE: MOST REBOUNDS: 363 by Dabbs Earnest in 9 by Milton Nance vs. Arkansas Tech, Dec 18, 28 games, 1960-61. HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 18.1 by Coleman Crawford, 1973-75, 855 points in 47 2006, in Florence, attempted 14. BEST REBOUND AVERAGE: 15.2 by Coleman games. MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 23 by Crawford, 1973-74, 349 in 23 games. MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 1,601 by Otis Otis Boddie vs. Delta State on Jan 7, 1978 in MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 497 by Dabbs Boddie in 117 games, 1977-80. Florence, made 19. Earnest, 1961-62, made 243 in 26 games. MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 760 by Otis MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 19 by Otis MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 243 by Dabbs Boddie in 117 games, 1977-80. Boddie vs. Delta State on Jan 7, 1978 in Earnest, 1961-62, attempted 497 in 26 games. Florence, attempted 23. HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: 70.3 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: 75.0 by Louis Newsome, 1988-89, made 349 of 496. MOST REBOUNDS: 23 by Charles Cunningham by Maurice Stafford, 1983-84, made 198 of 264 vs. Lambuth, 1973 in Florence and St. Bernard, in 34 games. MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 625 by 1971, in Florence; and 23 by Coleman Crawford Dabbs Earnest in 104 games, 1959-62, made vs. Livingston, 1973, in Florence and Lambuth, MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL 496. 1974, in Jackson, Tenn. ATTEMPTS: 287 by Quinn Beckwith, 2006-07, made 108 in 29 games. MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 496 by Dabbs BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: (minimum Earnest in 104 games, 1959-62, attempted 625. 10 attempts) 100.0 by Lincoln Roach, 10-for-10, MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE: vs. Baptist Christian, Dec. 2, 1991 in Florence; 108 by Quinn Beckwith, 2006-07, attempted HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 85.9 100.0 by Craig Flowers, 10-for-10, vs. Alabama- 287 in 29 games. by Luther Tiggs, 1986-88, made 250 of 291. Huntsville, Feb 23, 1994 in Florence. HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL MOST REBOUNDS: 1,033 by Gerald Lavender BEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: (min. 28 att.) 49.7 by Anthony in 118 games, 1977-80. PERCENTAGE: (min. 5 att.) 100.0 by Milton Reid, 1987-88, made 77 of 155 in 31 games. Nance vs. Harding, Dec 2, 2006, in Searcy, Ark., MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED: 213 by BEST REBOUND AVERAGE: 13.2 by Coleman made 6 of 6. Tony Dorsey, 1990-91, made 139 in 33 games. Crawford, 1973-75, 625 in 47 games. BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: (min. MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 370 by Don Faint 10 att.) 100.0 by Milton Nance (2 times) in 91 games, 1968-71. vs. Southern Arkansas on Nov 21, 2006, in Florence, made 10 of 10; vs. Arkansas Tech on MOST TIMES TO FOUL OUT: 41 by Don Faint Dec 18, 2006, in Florence, made 12 of 12. in 91 games, 1968-71. MOST ASSISTS: 19 by Luther Tiggs vs, West MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED: 91 Georgia on Feb 1, 1988 in Carrollton, Ga. by Don Faint, 1968-71. MOST BLOCKED SHOTS: 11 by Kenny LONGEST STRING OF CONSECUTIVE Gamble vs. Alabama-Huntsville Jan 23, 1999 in DOUBLE-FIGURE GAMES: 46 by Dabbs Florence. Earnest (Feb. 7, 1959 to Feb. 4, 1961).

MOST TIMES TO SCORE IN DOUBLE SINGLE SEASON FIGURES: 91 by Dabbs Earnest in 104 games, MOST GAMES PLAYED: 36 by Casey Holt, 1959-62. Kenny Johnson, Andrew Chesney and Phil Collins, 2007-08. MOST ASSISTS: 486 by Luther Tiggs in 83 games, 1986-88. MOST GAMES STARTED: 36 by Casey Holt and Kenny Johnson, 2007-08. MOST POINTS: 640 by Casey Holt in 36 games, 2007-08 Casey Holt

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LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE: 25.0 in SINGLE GAME MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 60 vs. Delta 1956, won 6, lost 18. MOST POINTS: 127 vs. DeVry Institute (57), Jan State, Jan 24, 1983 in Cleveland, Miss.: made 43. MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 2,387 in 36 4, 1992 in Florence. games, 2007-08, made 1,120 for 49.6 percent. MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS: 226 (UNA MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 43 vs. Delta State, Jan 24, 1983 in Cleveland, Miss,; MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 1,070 in 33 107, Jacksonville St. 119) Jan 10, 1967 in games, 1991, attempted 2,156 for 46.9 percent. Jacksonville, Ala. attempted 60 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: 55.6 in MOST POINTS AT HOME: MOST REBOUNDS: 68 vs. DeVry, Jan 3, 1991 127 vs. DeVry 34 games, 1984, made 1,056 in 1,900 attempts. Institute (57), Jan 4, 1992. in Florence MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL MOST POINTS IN FLOWERS HALL: 127 vs. MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 37 vs. UT-Martin, Feb 28, 1984 in Martin, Tenn. ATTEMPTS: 834 in 36 games, 2007-08, made DeVry Institute (57), Jan 4, 1992. 319. MOST POINTS AWAY: 122 vs. St. Bernard (86), FEWEST PERSONAL FOULS: 7 vs. Athens State, Jan 18, 1989, in Athens. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE: Dec 9, 1970. 319 in 36 games, 2007-08, attempted 834. MOST POINTS HALF: 68 vs Shorter College, MOST PERSONAL FOULS, OPPONENT: 43 by Delta State, Jan 24, 1983 in Cleveland, Miss. HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL Nov 25, 1978; vs. Livingston, Jan 18, 1965; vs. PERCENTAGE: 44.4 in 31 games, 1988, made St Bernard, Feb 3, 1971. FEWEST PERSONAL FOULS, OPPONENT: 8 194 of 437. by St. Bernard, Dec 15, 1948 in Florence. MOST POINTS, NEUTRAL FLOOR: 123 vs. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL Troy State (103), March 5, 1962 in Eufaula, Ala. MOST FOULS, BOTH TEAMS: 63 (UNA 27, ATTEMPTS, OPPONENT: 750 in 336 games, Union 36), Dec 8, 1973 in Florence: and (UNA 2007-08, made 237. FEWEST POINTS: 32 vs. Howard (69), Feb 25, 20, Delta State 43), Jan 24, 1983 in Cleveland, 1949 in Birmingham; vs. Troy State (50), 1954. Miss. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, OPPONENTS: 237 in 36 games, 2007-08, WIDEST VICTORY MARGIN: 70 (UNA 127, attempted 750. DeVry 57), Jan 4 1992: in Florence. SINGLE SEASON BEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL WORST DEFEAT: 46 (UNA 47, Alabama 93) Jan MOST GAMES PLAYED: 36 in 2007-08, won PERCENTAGE, OPPONENT: 40.5 in 19 games, 19, 1952 in Tuscaloosa. 27, lost 9. 1986 made 81 of 200. MOST POINTS ALLOWED: 119 by Jacksonville MOST VICTORIES: 29 in 1991, lost 4. MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 1,046 in 33 State, Jan 10, 1967 in Jacksonville, Ala. games, 1991, made 719 for 68.7 percent. MOST DEFEATS: 18 in 1956, won 6. MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 100 vs. St. MOST FREE THROWS MADE: 719 in 33 FEWEST GAMES PLAYED: Bernard (made 30) Feb 7, 1966 in Florence. 20 in 1955, won 8, games, 1991 attempted 1046 for 68.7 percent. lost 12. MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 58 vs. DeVry HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 74.0 FEWEST DEFEATS: Institute, Jan 4, 1992 in Florence, attempted 91 4 in 1991, won 29. in 1964, made 407 in 550 attempts: 74.0 in for 63.7 percentage. MOST ACC WINS, REGULAR SEASON: 9 in 2006-07, made 498 in 673 attempts. BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, HALF: 77.5 1971, lost 5. MOST REBOUNDS: 1,484 in 36 games, 2007- vs. Shorter College, Nov 25, 1978 in Columbus, MOST ACC WINS, INCLUDING 08. Ga.; attempted 40, made 31. TOURNAMENT: 11 in 1971, lost 6. BEST REBOUND AVERAGE: 47.9 in 23 games, BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GAME: FEWEST ACC WINS, OVERALL: 3 in 1965, 1972. 71.2 vs. Shorter College, Nov 25, 1978 in lost 9. Columbus, Ga; attemped 66, made 47. MOST PERSONAL FOULS: 709 in 34 games, MOST GSC WINS, REGULAR SEASON : 12 in 1984. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL 1991, lost 4. ATTEMPTS: 36 at Nova Southeastern, Nov 24, FEWEST PERSONAL FOULS: 385 in 21 games, 2006, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; made 12. MOST GSC WINS, INCLUDING 1973. TOURNAMENT: 13 in 1984, lost 4. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE: MOST POINTS ALLOWED OPPONENTS: 14 vs. Trevecca, Dec 8, 1998, in Florence, FEWEST GSC WINS, OVERALL: 3 in 1983, 2,796 in 36 games, 2007-08, 77.7 average. attempted 32; 14 vs. Christian Brothers, Dec 9, lost 11. FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED OPPONENTS: 2006, in Memphis, Tenn. attempted 24. LONGEST WIN STREAK: 14 from Dec. 2, 1991 1,325 in 25 games, 1949, 53.0 average. BEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL to Jan. 27, 1992. OPPONENT’S LOWEST SCORING AVERAGE: PERCENTAGE: (Min. 8 att.) 83.3 vs. Angelo 43.0 in 25 games, 1949, 1,325 points. State, Nov 18, 1989, in Florence, made 10 of LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 9 from Dec. 7, 12. 1964 to Jan. 16, 1965. OPPONENT’S HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 87.3 in 23 games, 1967, 2,088 MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL MOST POINTS: 3,131 in 36 games, 2007-08, points. ATTEMPTS, OPPONENT: 42 by DeVry, Jan 3 87.0 average. 1991, in Florence; made 9; 42 by Lane, Feb 18, FEWEST POINTS: 1,367 in 20 games, 1955, MOST GAMES SCORING 100 OR MORE 1995, made 11. 68.4 average. POINTS: 9 in 1971. MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE: 92.0 in 24 MOST HOME WINS: 19 in 1984, lost 1. OPPONENT: 16 by Harding, Dec 2, 2006, (att. games, 1971. 32). FEWEST HOME LOSSES: 0 in 1977, won 17. LOWEST SCORING AVERAGE: 59.8 in 25 BEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL games, 1949. PERCENTAGE, OPPONENT: 81.8 by West Georgia, Jan 27, 1986, in Carrollton, Ga.; made HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE: 87.9 in 9 of 11. 1991, won 29, lost 4.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 25 SEASON-BY-SEASON LEADERS SCORING 1966 Tom Dodd...... 199 1996 Corey Williams...... 173 1967 Tommy Barnes...... 212 1997 Chris Waldrep...... 67 1949 “Bugs” Johnson...... 359 1968 Don Faint...... 199 1998 Sherra Whetstone...... 80 1950 Sam Hardy...... 403 1969 Tommy Ledbetter...... 225 1999 Casey Willis...... 64 1951 Sam Hardy...... 347 1970 Tommy Ledbetter...... 295 2000 Casey Willis...... 121 1952 Sam Hardy...... 388 1971 Don Faint...... 276 2001 Darren Price...... 86 1953 George Calich...... 287 1972 Charles Cunningham...... 296 2002 Darren Price...... 84 1954 Joe Shaw...... 283 1973 Charles Cunningham...... 264 2003 Rudy Williams...... 116 1955 Don Shotts...... 302 1974 Coleman Crawford...... 349 2005 Luke Copeland...... 75 1956 Don Shotts...... 489 1975 Coleman Crawford...... 276 2006 Reprobatus Bibbs...... 93 1957 Tommy Tomlinson...... 372 1976 Freddie Copeland...... 186 2007 Milton Nance...... 85 1958 Winfrey Sanderson...... 403 1977 Freddie Copeland...... 275 2008 Kenny Johnson...... 195 1959 Ross Feltman...... 354 1978 Gerald Lavender...... 265 1960 Dabbs Earnest...... 438 1979 Gerald Lavender...... 315 1961 Dabbs Earnest...... 508 FIELD GOAL PCT. 1980 Gerald Lavender...... 266 1962 Dabbs Earnest...... 625 1961 Dabbs Earnest...... 47.1 1963 Jim Ledbetter...... 344 1981 Gary Tibbetts...... 200 1962 Dabbs Earnest...... 49.9 1964 Doug Key...... 544 1982 Gary Tibbetts...... 173 1963 Jim Ledbetter...... 47.7 1965 Doug Key...... 441 1983 Greg Tyon...... 209 1964 Gene Crocker...... 52.6 1966 Tommy Barnes...... 294 1984 Tommy Minor...... 202 1965 1967 Tommy Barnes...... 402 1985 Sam Logan...... 178 1966 Andy Bolding...... 40.6 1968 Larry Smith...... 335 1986 Sam Logan...... 172 1967 Andy Bolding...... 53.4 1969 Don Faint...... 325 1987 Sherman Wyckoff...... 150 1968 Don Faint...... 42.3 1970 Tommy Ledbetter...... 454 1988 Louis Newsome...... 219 1969 Tommy Ledbetter...... 53.4 1971 Tommy Ledbetter...... 444 1989 Steve Martin...... 174 1970 Scott Herbert...... 51.9 1972 Jimmy Jones...... 460 1990 Steve Martin...... 217 1971 Don Faint...... 52.3 1973 Jimmy Jones...... 351 1991 Tony Dorsey...... 259 1972 Jimmy Jones...... 48.3 1974 Coleman Crawford...... 389 1992 Ricky Johnson...... 189 1973 Willie West...... 54.3 1975 Coleman Crawford...... 466 1993 Nate Morris...... 201 1974 Coleman Crawford...... 52.7 1976 Richard Hartry...... 375 1994 Jermain Willform...... 244 1975 Coleman Crawford...... 51.6 1977 Otis Boddie...... 485 1995 Harris Lendor...... 270 1976 Freddie Copeland...... 53.0 1978 Otis Boddie...... 382 1996 Harris Lndor...... 264 1977 Freddie Copeland...... 62.3 1979 Otis Boddie...... 597 1997 Greg Grimsley...... 174 1978 Ron Darby...... 53.6 1980 Otis Boddie...... 499 1998 Damian Grant...... 233 1979 Gerald Lavender...... 62.3 1981 Johnny Buckmon...... 415 1999 Kenny Gamble...... 239 1980 Johnny Buckmon...... 54.3 1982 Greg Tyon...... 347 2000 Lionel Sackey...... 170 1981 Gary Tibbetts...... 57.9 1983 Maurice Stafford...... 431 2001 Lionel Sackey...... 157 1982 Gary Tibbetts...... 57.3 1984 Maurice Stafford...... 491 Tyrone Dennis...... 157 1983 Maurice Stafford...... 59.3 1985 Greg Epps...... 384 2002 Ricky Duff...... 219 1984 Maurice Stafford...... 75.0 1986 Sam Logan...... 327 2003 Chad Jones...... 213 1985 Greg Epps...... 58.1 1987 Steve Martin...... 359 2004 Chad Jones...... 246 1986 Sam Logan...... 52.4 1988 Louis Newsome...... 491 2005 Jerrell Vinson...... 213 1987 Luther Tiggs...... 52.7 1989 Buck Williams...... 426 2006 Esmir Guzonjic...... 183 1988 Louis Newsome...... 72.2 1990 Steve Martin...... 572 2007 Esmir Guzonjic...... 242 1989 Louis Newsome...... 68.3 1991 Allen Williams...... 517 2008 Casey Holt...... 308 1990 Eric Davis...... 65.4 1992 Eartis Bridges...... 427 1991 Carl Wilmer...... 57.4 1993 Nate Morris...... 403 ASSISTS 1992 Lincoln Roach...... 56.1 1994 Curtis Davis...... 409 1973 Louis Conner...... 97 1993 Wendyl Daniel...... 61.6 1995 Harris Lendor...... 445 1974 Mike Whitaker...... 66 1994 Nate Morris...... 53.7 1996 Corey Williams...... 584 1975 Connie Vaughn...... 178 1995 Zack Edwards...... 56.0 1997 Greg Grimsley...... 313 1976 Connie Vaughn...... 178 1996 Corey Williams...... 52.5 1998 James Stone...... 350 1977 1997 Greg Grimsley...... 48.9 1999 Kenny Gamble...... 459 1978 Jimmy Armstrong...... 111 1998 Damian Grant...... 55.4 2000 Maurice Crowley...... 353 1979 Perry Oden...... 166 1999 Keny Gamble...... 54.2 2001 Maurice Crowley...... 329 1980 Albert Owens...... 136 2000 Tyrone Dennis...... 51.0 2002 Ricky Duff...... 386 1981 Albert Owens...... 165 2001 Tyrone Dennis...... 54.8 2003 Rudy Williams...... 482 1982 Albert Owens...... 115 2002 Philip Perre...... 50.5 2004 Chad Jones...... 381 1983 Ken Dumas...... 152 2003 Orlando Springer...... 58.6 2005 A.J. Gordon...... 457 1984 Mitch Gholston...... 94 2004 Chad Jones...... 45.7 2006 A.J. Gordon...... 499 1985 Mitch Gholston...... 135 2005 A.J. Gordon...... 51.8 2007 Milton Nance...... 606 1986 Mitch Gholston...... 140 2006 A.J. Gordon...... 58.1 2008 Casey Holt...... 640 1987 Luther Tiggs...... 150 2007 Jerrell Vinson...... 60.1 1988 Luther Tiggs...... 250 2008 Casey Holt...... 54.3 REBOUNDING 1989 Carlson Nelson...... 127 1990 Tony Clanton...... 120 1961 Dabbs Earnest...... 363 FREE THROW PCT. 1991 Allen Williams...... 177 1962 Dabbs Earnest 1961 Dabbs Earnest...... 78.3 1992 Darryl Hardy...... 167 1963 Jim Ledbetter...... 282 1962 Dabbs Earnest...... 78.2 1993 Lincoln Roach...... 74 1964 Gene Crocker...... 254 1963 Doug Key...... 86.2 1994 Dennis Miller...... 130 1965 Tom Dodd 1964 Doug Key...... 80.0 1995 Anthony Candlish...... 112 1965

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 26 LION SCORING LEADERS 1966 Paul Fowler...... 78.3 ALL-TIME SINGLE GAME 32 - Milton Nance vs. West Alabama, 2007 1967 Tommy Barnes...... 72.3 SCORING LEADERS 31 - Kenny Gamble vs. Lane College, 1999 1968 Larry Smith...... 69.6 31 - Anthony Candlish vs. Miss. College, 1993 1969 Larry Smith...... 77.1 SINGLE GAME SCORING 31 - Eartis Bridges vs. Delta State, 1992 1970 Larry Smith...... 81.1 1971 Jay Stejskal...... 77.4 55 - Larry Smith vs. St. Bernard, 1971 31 - Steve Martin vs. Lane College, 1990 1972 Louis Conner...... 80.0 46 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Troy State, 1962 31 - Steve Martin vs. Jacksonville State, 1989 1973 Jimmy Jones...... 83.0 43 - Milton Nance vs. Arkansas Tech, 2007 31 - Louis Newsome vs. Jacksonville State, 1988 1974 Pat Stanley...... 75.0 42 - Louis Newsome vs. Aub-Mont., 1988 31 - Otis Boddie vs. C. Missouri St., 1980 1975 Connie Vaughn...... 75.8 41 - James Stone vs. Lincoln University, 1998 31 - Otis Boddie vs. Nicholls State, 1979 1976 Richard Hartry...... 80.4 40 - Corey Williams vs. Delta State, 1996 31 - Sam Logan vs. Tennessee-Martin, 1986 1977 Jimmy Armstrong...... 77.1 31 - Joe Shaw vs. Livingston, 1954 1978 Jimmy Armstrong...... 78.2 40 - Steve Martin vs. Miss. College, 1990 1979 Perry Oden...... 83.3 40 - Tommy Ledbetter vs. Alabama A&M, 1970 31 - Winfrey Sanderson vs. Jacksonville St., 1958 1980 Otis Bodie...... 78.2 39 - Nate Morris vs. Baptist Christian, 1993 31 - Otis Boddie vs. Valdosta State, 1979 1981 Johnny Buckmon...... 79.2 38 - Otis Boddie vs. Nicholls State, 1979 31 - Don Heidorn vs. Christian Brothers, 1958 1982 Albert Owen...... 77.1 38 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Troy State, 1962 31 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Bethel College, 1961 1983 Mitch Gholston...... 73.0 37 - Steve Martin vs. Ala.-Huntsville, 1990 31 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Livingston, 1962 1984 Horace Warren...... 77.6 31 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Belmont, 1962 1985 Horace Warren...... 78.3 37 - Doug Key vs. Lambuth, 1965 31 - Jim Ledbetter vs. Lambuth, 1963 1986 Sam Logan...... 83.6 36 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Austin Peay, 1962 1987 Luther Tiggs...... 86.9 36 - Tommy Barnes vs. UT-Chattanooga, 1966 31 - Scott Herbert vs. Troy State, 1971 1988 Luther Tiggs...... 86.7 35 - Milton Nance vs. Ala.-Huntsville, 2007 31 - Tommy Ledbetter vs. Belmont, 1971 1989 Buck Williams...... 83.8 35 - Sam Hardy vs. Lambuth, 1952 31 - Louis Conner vs. Jacksonville St. 1973 1990 Steve Martin...... 84.4 35 - Doug Key vs. UT-Martin, 1964 31 - Donell Brundidge vs. Jacksonville St., 1974 1991 Kevin Simmons...... 83.5 35 - Jimmy Jones, vs. Livingston, 1972 31 - Otis Boddie vs. Lambuth, 1977 1992 James Spencer...... 70.6 31 - Greg Epps vs. Sam Houston State, 1985 1993 Eartis Bridges...... 75.0 35 - Otis Boddie vs. Delta State, 1978 31 - Casey Holt vs. Concordia-Selma, 2008 1994 Dennis Miller...... 82.4 35 - Greg Tyon vs. Dillard, 1982 1995 Waide Franklin...... 76.7 34 - Buck Williams vs. Troy State, 1987 31 - Casey Holt vs. Arkansas Tech, 2008 1996 Desmond Greer...... 85.4 34 - Sam Hardy vs. Union, 1952 30 - Thomas Fraise vs. Benedict, 2008 1997 Sherra Whetstone...... 76.6 34 - Joe Edwards vs. David Lipscomb, 1962 30 - Casey Holt vs. Montevallo, 2008 1998 Sherra Whetstone...... 80.8 34 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Livingston, 1962 30 - Casey Holt vs. Delta State, 2008 1999 Sherra Whetstone...... 80.0 34 - Doug Key vs. Livingston, 1964 30 - Casey Holt vs. Blue Mountain, 2008 2000 Greg Mabry...... 76.9 30 - Esmir Guzonjic vs. Christian Brothers, 2007 2001 Duke LaGuerre...... 80.6 34 - Doug Key vs. Middle Tennessee, 1965 2002 Paul Bradley...... 75.8 34 - Don Faint vs. Huntingdon, 1971 2003 Danny Anderson...... 79.0 34 - Scott Herbert vs. Jacksonville St., 1971 2004 Josh Bryant...... 76.8 34 - Jimmy Jones vs. Troy State, 1972 2005 Pervis Key...... 79.0 34 - Larry Kowalski vs. Union, 1974 2006 Milton Nance...... 85.1 33 - Allen Williams vs. Troy State, 1991 2007 Quinn Beckwith...... 89.3 2008 Kenny Johnsoin...... 79.4 33 - Carl Wilmer vs. Troy State, 1991 33 - Allen Williams vs. Valdosta State, 1990 33 - Ray Collins vs. UT-Martin, 1949 33 - Doug Key vs. UT-Martin, 1964 33 - Connie Vaughn vs. Troy State, 1975 33 - Robert Harris vs. C. Missouri St., 1984 33 - Carl Wilmer vs. Morehouse, 1991 32 - Quinn Beckwith vs. Delta State, 2007 32 - Milton Nance vs. Nova Southeastern, 2007 32 - Milton Nance vs. Harding, 2007 32 - Milton Nance vs. Lincoln Memorial, 2006 32 - Corey Williams vs. Tex. A&M Kingsville, 1996 32 - Corey Williams vs. Indianapolis, 1996 32 - Otis Boddie vs. Tuskegee, 1980 32 - Otis Boddie vs. Shorter College, 1979 32 - Joe Shaw vs. Livingston, 1954 32 - John Bostick vs. Jacksonville St., 1955 32 - Dabbs Earnest vs. Troy State, 1961 32 - Tommy Dodd vs. Livingston, 1965 32 - Doug Key vs, Jacksonville St., 1965 32 - Tommy Barnes vs. Livingston, 1966 32 - Jimmy Jones vs. St. Bernard, 1972 32 - Willie West vs. Lambuth, 1974 32 - Greg Tyon vs. Dillard, 1981 Quinn Beckwith

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 27 LION SCORING LEADERS

ALL-TIME SEASON LEADERS SEASON 300-POINT CLUB Don Faint 1971 24 348 14.5 Player Year G Pts Avg Sam Hardy 1951 22 347 15.8 SEASON 600-POINT CLUB Ricky Johnson 1991 33 398 12.1 Greg Tyon 1982 25 347 13.9 Player Year G Pts Avg Harris Lendor 1996 32 397 12.4 Ray Collins 1949 24 346 14.4 Casey Holt 2008 36 640 17.8 Jimmy Armstrong 1977 31 396 12.8 Stephen Woodson 1995 28 345 12.3 Dabbs Earnest 1962 26 625 24.0 Steve Martin 1989 27 391 14.5 Jim Ledbetter 1963 22 344 15.6 Milton Nance 2007 28 606 21.6 Larry Smith 1970 24 389 16.2 John Bostick 1956 24 343 14.3 Coleman Crawford 1974 23 389 16.9 Winford Smith 1950 25 342 13.7 SEASON 500-POINT CLUB Sam Hardy 1952 22 388 17.6 Gerald Lavender 1980 31 341 11.0 Player Year G Pts Avg Jermain Willform 1994 29 388 13.4 Steve Thrasher 1961 28 338 12.0 Otis Boddie 1979 31 597 19.3 Ricky Duff 2002 25 386 15.4 Tom Rains 1964 24 337 14.0 Corey Williams 1996 31 584 18.8 Otis Boddie 1978 26 384 14.8 Larry Smith 1968 22 335 15.2 Steve Martin 1990 28 572 20.4 Freddie Copeland 1977 31 384 12.4 Charles Cunningham 1972 23 335 14.6 Doug Key 1965 24 544 22.7 Greg Epps 1985 27 384 14.2 Ronald Estes 1951 22 334 15.2 Thomas Fraise 2008 35 538 15.4 Eartis Bridges 1993 26 381 14.6 Ron Darby 1979 31 333 10.7 Dabbs Earnest 1961 28 508 18.1 Chad Jones 2004 24 381 15.9 Scott Herbert 1970 24 333 13.9 Allen Williams 1991 32 517 16.2 Scott Herbert 1971 24 381 15.9 Pervis Key 2005 28 333 11.9 Esmir Guzonjic 2007 28 508 18.1 Erric Smith 1992 28 380 13.6 Lionel Sackey 2000 29 332 11.4 Carl Wilmer 1991 33 505 15.3 Fred Stafford 1991 33 377 11.4 Sam Logan 1985 27 331 12.2 Andy Bolding 1967 23 377 16.4 Gerald Lavender 1979 31 330 10.6 SEASON 400-POINT CLUB Richard Hartry 1976 25 375 15.0 Hoyt Staggs 1961 28 329 11.8 Horace Warren 1983 29 375 12.9 Maurice Crowley 2001 27 329 12.2 Player Year G Pts Avg Waide Franklin 1995 27 374 13.9 Philip Perre 2002 24 329 13.7 Otis Boddie 1980 29 499 17.2 Ricky Johnson 1990 28 373 13.3 Sam Logan 1986 27 327 12.1 A.J. Gordon 2006 28 499 17.8 Tommy Tumlinson 1957 25 372 14.9 Don Faint 1969 21 325 15.5 Kenny Johnson 2008 36 497 13.8 Reprobatus Bibbs 2006 24 372 15.5 Larry Smith 1969 19 324 17.0 Louis Newsome 1988 29 491 16.9 Greg Tyon 1983 29 366 12.6 Gene Crocker 1964 24 320 13.3 Maurice Stafford 1984 34 491 14.4 Luther Tiggs 1988 31 361 11.7 Albert Owens 1982 24 320 13.3 Don Shotts 1956 24 489 20.4 Anthony Reid 1988 31 361 11.7 Louis Conner 1972 23 318 13.8 Otis Boddie 1977 31 485 15.6 Tommy Minor 1984 34 361 10.6 Robert Taylor 1981 29 317 10.9 Rudy Williams 2003 28 482 17.2 Esmir Guzonjic 2006 29 361 12.4 Robert Harris 1985 27 316 11.7 Perry Oden 1979 31 478 15.4 “Bugs” Johnson 1949 25 359 14.6 Greg Grimsley 1997 26 313 12.0 Desmond Greer 1996 32 475 14.8 Steve Martin 1987 23 359 15.6 Johnny Buckmon 1980 31 313 10.1 Joe Edwards 1961 28 474 16.9 Isaac Gay 2008 35 359 10.3 Andrew Chesney 2008 36 313 8.7 Bobby Davis 1996 32 471 14.7 Buck Williams 1987 27 358 13.3 Freddie Copeland 1976 25 312 12.5 Tony Dorsey 1991 33 467 14.2 Connie Vaughn 1975 24 358 14.9 Sherra Whetstone 1998 26 310 11.9 Buck Williams 1988 30 467 15.6 Ross Feltman 1959 25 354 14.2 Eddie Frost 1961 28 310 11.1 Coleman Crawford 1975 24 466 19.4 Danny Anderson 2003 27 353 13.1 Ricky Johnson 1992 28 308 11.0 Jimmy Jones 1972 23 460 20.0 Maurice Crowley 2000 29 353 12.2 Ronnie Romine 1959 25 308 12.3 Kenny Gamble 1999 24 459 19.1 Ron Darby 1978 26 353 13.6 Greg Epps 1986 26 303 11.6 A.J. Gordon 2005 27 457 16.9 Don Heidorn 1959 25 352 14.1 Horace Warren 1984 34 303 8.9 Tommy Ledbetter 1970 24 454 18.9 James Stone 1998 25 350 14.0 Don Shotts 1955 20 302 15.1 Harris Lendor 1995 28 445 15.9 Damian Grant 1998 26 349 13.4 Donnell Brundidge 1974 23 302 13.1 Tommy Ledbetter 1971 24 444 18.5 Wendyl Daniel 1993 26 349 13.4 Connie Vaughn 1976 25 302 12.1 Quinn Beckwith 2007 29 442 15.2 Fred Thomas 1957 24 349 14.5 Greg Tyon 1984 34 300 8.8 Doug Key 1964 23 441 22.7 Dabbs Earnest 1960 25 438 17.5 Richard Hartry 1977 30 432 14.4 Maurice Stafford 1983 29 431 14.9 Larry Smith 1971 24 429 17.9 Eartis Bridges 1992 28 427 15.3 Buck Williams 1989 27 426 15.8 Quinn Beckwith 2008 26 418 16.1 Kevin Simmons 1991 33 417 12.6 Johnny Buckmon 1981 31 415 13.4 Milton Nance 2006 28 414 14.8 Robert Harris 1984 33 413 12.5 Louis Newsome 1989 27 410 15.2 Curtis Davis 1994 30 409 13.6 Allen Willams 1990 28 407 14.5 Chad Jones 2003 27 406 15.0 Don Heidorn 1960 25 405 16.2 Nate Morris 1993 26 403 15.5 Winfrey Sanderson 1958 22 403 18.3 Sam Hardy 1950 25 403 16.1 Reprobatus Bibbs 2005 28 403 14.4 Tommy Barnes 1967 23 402 17.5 Nate Morris 1994 30 400 13.3

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 28 UNA YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS UNA OPP UNA OPP UNA OPP UNA OPP UNA OPP Pts Pts Reb Reb Year FG FG 3-PT 3-PT FT FT AVG AVG AVG AVG Under Ed Billingham 1948-49 59.8 43.0 1949-50 63.5 57.6 1950-51 38.3 60.9 70.4 66.0 1951-52 66,1 68.6 1952-53 56.2 71.3 79.4 1953-54 36.1 51.4 66.1 71.2 1954-55 68.3 72.7 1955-56 38.0 63.7 74.8 83.0 1956-57 68.1 72.4 1957-58 72.6 74.0 1958-59 71.0 75.0 1959-60 77.0 72.8 1960-61 76.6 74.2 1961-62 84.3 78.6 1962-63 81.6 82.9 1963-64 74.0 80.1 83.5 1964-65 77.4 82.7 1965-66 78.9 85.4 1966-67 78.8 87.3 1967-68 38.6 50.0 69.2 70.0 76.1 83.3 31.8 34.4 1968-69 46.3 46.3 72.1 68.7 82.0 86.0 40.5 41.0 1969-70 46.0 72.2 84.1 84.3 40.6 1970-71 49.2 43.1 70.4 68.8 92.0 81.9 43.5 37.0 1971-72 42.5 44.1 65.3 61.7 85.6 85.3 47.9 40.0 Under Bill E. Jones 1972-73 51.3 44.4 71.0 70.2 80.3 78.7 48.4 33.7 1973-74 Under Bill L. Jones 1974-75 1975-76 45.3 41.3 66.1 71.6 71.4 65.1 45.2 37.8 1976-77 47.2 46.4 65.4 68.7 79.3 72.0 43.1 36.6 1977-78 47.0 45.7 66.7 70.4 74.2 69.9 41.7 35.2 1978-79 51.7 47.2 71.0 69.4 80.1 74.7 40.9 35.0 1979-80 48.5 46.4 48.0 66.8 76.3 71.8 42.7 34.6 1980-81 51.9 44.5 68.7 68.3 71.7 67.7 38.0 32.0 1981-82 51.3 44.7 70.9 66.3 74.4 71.8 39.8 33.1 1982-83 50.0 48.0 64.4 70.2 73.4 71.3 39.8 33.6 1983-84 55.6 48.9 65.8 67.9 78.2 68.5 36.7 28.6 1984-85 49.3 46.8 64.8 68.5 68.8 63.9 35.0 31.2 1985-86 47.1 47.3 40.5 67.2 68.8 76.4 72.2 40.2 33.8 1986-87 49.6 44.6 41.3 37.1 68.9 67.7 83.1 73.1 39.1 36.8 1987-88 50.8 46.6 44.4 32.9 70.2 70.3 78.1 75.7 35.3 33.4 Under Gary Elliott 1988-89 50.9 44.7 39.2 38.1 72.5 67.7 83.4 77.9 38.9 34.7 1989-90 50.2 45.4 34.9 38.7 69.3 66.7 90.4 79.5 43.5 36.2 1990-91 49.6 42.7 35.6 30.3 68.7 69.3 91.8 79.5 43.1 38.5 1991-92 47.3 44.3 35.0 31.1 61.2 66.5 84.8 78.1 43.2 39.5 1992-93 46.8 45.7 32.8 34.9 60.5 65.1 83.2 81.5 43.5 38.7 1993-94 47.9 43.5 36.2 33.3 72.0 68.5 83.2 75.2 39.1 38.7 1994-95 44.0 43.8 35.7 37.0 70.5 64.9 78.8 73.9 42.0 35.6 1995-96 47.9 43.5 36.2 33.3 72.0 68.5 83.2 75.2 39.1 35.9 1996-97 43.4 43.2 27.0 33.6 62.5 69.5 73.6 70.6 40.1 37.1 1997-98 40.8 45.0 30.9 32.2 67.6 66.3 71.8 76.0 39.3 40.2 1998-99 45.1 43.1 30.5 32.2 62.5 62.0 75.2 72.7 40.9 38.3 1999-00 41.9 39.9 30.4 28.7 62.8 63.0 74.9 73.6 39.9 40.2 2000-01 47.4 43.3 41.4 30.5 75.3 65.6 80.7 65.3 37.7 34.0 2001-02 42.1 45.5 30.6 33.6 67.2 68.9 72.9 74.0 37.0 38.4 2002-03 45.0 41.5 26.5 30.4 69.6 69.7 77.4 73.9 40.6 39.6 Under Bobby Champagne 2003-04 41.2 43.8 33.2 35.8 64.4 63.0 71.8 73.6 40.6 39.1 2004-05 43.3 48.5 34.6 36.2 63.1 67.0 78.5 80.9 38.3 39.9 2005-06 50.0 47.6 39.7 35.3 68.6 69.2 87.4 84.9 37.3 35.8 2006-07 47.3 47.2 38.9 36.1 74.0 65.8 85.2 83.2 37.9 38.2 2007-08 46.9 43.7 38.2 31.6 70.9 64.5 87.0 77.7 41.2 37.9

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 29 1,000 POINT CLUB

1. OTIS BODDIE (1977-1980) 1,963 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1976-77 31 201-416 48.3 83-114 72.8 485 15.6 163 5.3 1977-78 26 145-341 42.5 92-131 70.2 382 14.8 141 5.4 1978-79 31 224-462 48.5 149-189 78.9 597 19.3 156 5.0 1979-80 29 190-402 47.3 118-151 78.2 499 17.2 132 4.6 Totals 107 760-1621 46.8 442-585 75.5 1963 18.3 592 5.5 2. DABBS EARNEST (1959-1962) 1,840 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG 1959 25 98 73-101 75.2 269 11.2 1960 25 144 150-202 74.2 438 17.5 1961 28 187 134-171 78.3 508 18.1 1962 26 243 139-178 78.0 625 24.0 Totals 104 672-1367 49.1 496-652 76.0 1840 17.6 3. STEVE MARTIN (1986-87, 89-90) 1,561 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT 3-PT TP AVG REB AVG 1986 26 98-191 51.3 35-52 67.3 8-22 239 9.1 113 4.3 1987 23 138-277 49.8 70-93 75.2 13-39 359 15.6 128 5.6 1989 27 146-288 50.7 65-89 73.0 34-84 391 14.5 174 6.9 1990 28 214-392 54.6 125-148 84.4 19-63 582 20.4 217 7.8 Totals 104 596-1147 51.9 295-382 77.2 74-208 74-208 15.0 632 6.1 4. BARRY “BUCK” WILLIAMS (1986-89) 1,480 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT 3-PT TP AVG REB AVG Otis Boddie 1986 25 92-196 46.9 13-18 72.2 32-79 229 9.1 44 1.7 1987 27 138-297 46.5 21-29 72.4 69-139 358 13.3 65 2.4 1988 30 166-376 44.2 40-51 78.4 92-216 421 15.0 83 2.9 1989 27 146-312 46.8 57-68 83.8 77-180 426 15.8 85 3.1 Totals 109 542-1181 45.9 137-170 80.6 270-614 1480 13.6 289 2.6 5. LARRY SMITH (1968-1971) 1,477 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1968 22 130-329 39.5 71-102 69.6 335 15.2 57 2.6 1969 19 130-271 49.3 64-83 77.1 324 17.0 57 3.0 1970 24 141-382 36.9 107-132 81.1 389 16.2 87 3.6 1971 24 169-355 47.6 99-129 70.5 429 17.9 82 3.4 Totals 89 572-1337 42.8 333-446 74.7 1477 16.6 283 3.2 6. SAM HARDY (1950-1953) 1,326 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1950 25 170 64 404 16.1 1951 22 148 39.7 51-102 50.0 347 15.8 1952 22 160 68-141 48.2 388 17.6 1953 21 67 53-89 59.5 187 8.9 Totals 90 545 236 1326 14.7 7. DOUG KEY (1962-1965) 1,254 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1962 11 13-29 44.8 9-10 90.0 35 3.2 1963 22 94-211 44.5 44-51 86.2 232 10.5 68 3.1 Steve Martin 1964 24 224-492 45.5 96-120 80.0 544 22.6 85 3.5 1965 441 22.7 Totals 82 498 258-306 84.3 1254 15.3 8. RICKY JOHNSON (1989-1992) 1,237 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT 3-PT TP AVG REB AVG 1989 23 64-113 56.6 30-52 57.7 0-0 158 6.9 73 3.2 1990 28 157-284 55.3 59-84 70.2 0-0 373 13.3 207 7.4 1991 33 158-305 51.8 81-122 67.2 1-2 398 12.1 234 7.1 1992 28 121-277 43.7 65-102 63.7 1-3 308 11.0 189 6.8 Totals 112 500-979 51.1 235-360 65.3 2-5 1237 11.0 703 6.3 9. CASEY HOLT (2003-2008) 1,220 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 2004 25 38-90 42.2 12-15 80.0 101 4.0 41 1.6 2005 28 51-118 43.2 10-26 38.5 127 4.5 76 2.7 2006 29 107-214 50.0 33-42 78.6 293 10.1 174 6.0 2007 5 20-44 45.5 12-17 70.6 59 11.8 24 4.8 2008 36 229-422 .543 128-175 .731 640 17.8 208 8.6 Totals 123 445-888 .501 185- 275 .673 1220 9.9 523 4.3 10. DON FAINT (1968-1971) 1,212 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1968 22 90-213 42.3 80-124 64.5 256 11.6 199 9.0 1969 21 123-235 52.3 79-118 66.9 325 15.4 215 10.2 1970 24 112-216 51.9 59-98 60.2 283 11.8 218 9.1 1971 24 132-252 52.3 84-126 66.6 348 14.5 276 11.5 Totals 91 455-916 49.7 302-466 64.8 1212 13.3 908 9.9 Casey Holt

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11. GREG TYON (1981-1984) 1,203 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1981 29 68-138 49.2 54-69 78.2 190 6.5 76 2.6 1982 25 139-246 56.5 69-95 72.6 347 13.8 141 5.6 1983 29 154-315 48.9 58-87 66.7 366 12.6 209 7.2 1984 34 127-224 56.7 46-81 56.8 300 8.8 164 4.8 Totals 117 488-923 52.9 227-332 68.4 1203 10.3 590 5.0

12. DON SHOTTS (1953-1956) 1,185 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1953 21 66 41-62 66.1 173 9.4 1954 21 95-260 36.5 50-87 57.5 240 11.4 1955 20 117 68-94 72.3 302 15.1 1956 24 178-412 43.2 114-172 66.3 470 20.4 Totals 87 456 273-415 65.8 1185 13.9

13. TOMMY LEDBETTER (1969-1971) 1,179 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1969 21 109-204 53.4 63-88 71.5 281 13.3 225 10.7 1970 24 177-353 50.1 100-126 79.4 254 18.9 295 12.3 1971 24 173-335 51.3 98-144 68.0 444 18.5 265 11.0 Totals 69 459-892 51.4 261-358 72.9 1179 17.1 785 11.4

14. ROBERT “TAMP” HARRIS (1984-87) 1,147 YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA 3-PT PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1984 33 147-302 48.7 118-169 69.8 413 12.5 88 2.7 1985 27 122-264 46.2 73-123 59.3 316 11.7 131 4.8 Milton Nance 1986 26 75-185 40.5 30-55 54.5 193 7.4 115 4.4 1987 28 83-159 52.2 53-94 9-27 56.4 225 8.0 110 3.9 Totals 114 427-910 46.9 274-441 9-27 62.1 1147 10.1 444 3.9

15. GERALD LAVENDER (1977-1980) 1,140 YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1977 30 99-239 42.3 29-44 65.9 227 7.6 187 6.2 1978 26 109-217 50.2 34-60 56.7 252 9.7 265 10.2 1979 31 132-212 62.3 56-85 65.9 330 10.6 315 10.2 1980 31 131-257 51.0 79-112 70.5 341 11.0 266 8.6 Totals 118 471-925 50.9 198-301 65.7 1150 9.7 1033 8.7

16. WINFREY “WIMP” SANDERSON (1957-1959) 1,065 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1957 25 130 81-153 52.9 341 13.4 1958 22 163 77-132 58.3 403 18.3 1959 25 126 69-116 59.5 321 12.8 Totals 72 419 227 1065 14.9

17. ALBERT OWENS (1979-1982) 1,047 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1979 30 47-105 44.8 20-36 55.6 114 3.8 75 2.5 1980 31 112-215 52.1 69-106 65.1 293 9.5 77 2.5 1981 31 121-236 51.2 78-113 69.0 320 10.3 87 2.8 Gerald Lavender 1982 24 128-241 53.1 64-83 77.1 320 13.3 114 4.7 Totals 116 408-797 51.1 231-338 68.3 1047 9.0 353 3.0

18. DON HEIDORN (1958-1960) 1,040 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1958 22 113 56-69 81.1 282 12.8 1959 25 142 69-77 89.6 353 14.1 1960 25 176 53-63 84.0 405 16.2 Totals 72 431 178-209 85.1 1040 14.4

19. JOE EDWARDS (1960-1963) 1,034 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 1960 108 1961 28 474 16.9 1962 16 73-159 45.9 78-76 63.2 194 13.9 1963 21 92-198 46.4 74-109 67.8 258 12.3 160 7.6 Totals 84 367 300 1034 12.3

20. MILTON NANCE (2006-2007) 1,020 POINTS YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT TP AVG REB AVG 2006 28 133-293 45.4 74-87 85.1 414 14.8 56 2.0 2007 28 184-452 40.7 142-170 83.5 606 21.6 74 2.6 Totals 56 317-745 42.5 216-257 84.0 1020 18.2 130 2.3 Wimp Sanderson

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 31 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS UNA RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS Florida Southern 1-3...... 1979...... 2000 (1949-2007) Florida Tech 1-0...... 1991...... 1991 First Last Fort Hays State 0-1...... 1996...... 1996 Opponent Record Meeting Meeting Fort Valley State 1-0...... 1986...... 1986 Alabama 0-3...... 1950...... 1952 Freed Hardeman 1-0...... 1976...... 1976 Alabama A&M 17-5...... 1970...... 1998 Gannon 0-1...... 1995...... 1995 Alabama-Huntsville 30-16...... 1985...... 2008 Georgia College 2-0...... 1992...... 1992 Alabama State 2-4...... 1979...... 1981 Georgia Teachers 1-0...... 1952...... 1952 Albany State 1-0...... 1984...... 1984 Hamline 0-1...... 1960...... 1960 Alcorn A&M 0-1...... 1973...... 1973 Hampton 1-0...... 1991...... 1991 American University (PR) 1-0...... 1997...... 1997 Harding 2-5...... 2003...... 2008 Angelo State 1-0...... 1990...... 1990 Henderson State 9-7...... 1980...... 2004 Arkansas College 3-0...... 1993 Hillsdale 2-0...... 1995...... 1996 Arkansas-Monticello 4-2...... 1978...... 2008 Huntingdon 7-8...... 1960...... 1971 Arkansas State 0-2...... 1954...... 1954 Illinois Wesleyan 1-0...... 1951...... 1951 Arkansas Tech 4-2...... 1998...... 2008 Indiana, Pa. 0-1...... 1996...... 1996 Armstrong Atlantic 0-1...... 1999...... 1999 Indianapolis 0-2...... 1996...... 2004 Ashland 1-0...... 1991...... 1991 Iona College 0-1...... 1978...... 1978 Assumption 0-1...... 2007...... 2007 Jacksonville State 39-52...... 1950...... 1993 Athens State 42-25...... 1955...... 2003 Johnson C. Smith 1-1...... 1991...... 1994 Auburn 0-3...... 1959...... 1961 Kennesaw State 0-2...... 2004...... 2004 Auburn-Montgomery 4-3...... 1976...... 1988 Kentucky State 1-0...... 1978...... 1978 Augusta 1-1...... 1992...... 1992 Kentucky Wesleyan 2-3...... 1986...... 2006 Austin Peay 5-21...... 1949...... 1967 King College 0-1...... 1964...... 1964 Baptist Christian 4-0...... 1992...... 1996 Knoxville College 3-0...... 1993...... 1997 Barry 1-1...... 1999...... 2007 Lake Superior State 1-0...... 1997...... 1997 Belhaven 1-0...... 1991...... 1991 Lambuth 46-27...... 1949...... 1984 Belmont College 13-8...... 1954...... 1977 Lane 10-4...... 1990...... 2005 Benedict 1-0...... 2008...... 2008 LeMoyne-Owen 4-1...... 1998...... 2006 Bentley 0-1...... 2008...... 2008 Lincoln (Missouri) 3-0...... 1981...... 1998 Bethel College 15-11...... 1949...... 1986 Lincoln Memorial 18-8...... 1994...... 2006 Birmingham Southern 7-6...... 1952...... 1992 Lynn 2-0...... 2007...... 2007 Blue Mountain 1-0...... 2007...... 2007 Magnolia A&M 1-0...... 1950...... 1950 Bowie State 1-0...... 1999...... 1999 Martin Methodist 2-0...... 1995...... 1996 Brescia College 1-0...... 1986...... 1986 McNeese State 0-1...... 1960...... 1960 Bridgeport 2-0...... 1979...... 1991 Memphis State 0-2...... 1954...... 1954 California, Pa. 1-0...... 1995...... 1995 Middle Tenn. State 5-12...... 1950...... 1981 California Poly-SLO 1-0...... 1977...... 1977 Miles College 7-2...... 1988...... 2007 Cailfornia-Riverside 1-0...... 1986...... 1986 Milligan College 1-0...... 1983...... 1983 Carson-Newman 1-2...... 1957...... 2001 Mississippi 0-4...... 1953...... 1962 Carver Bible 1-0...... 2008...... 2008 Mississippi College 29-16...... 1950...... 1997 Central Arkansas 6-1...... 1994...... 2006 Mississippi State 0-2...... 1983...... 1984 Central Missouri St. 1-2...... 1980...... 1995 Missouri-Rolla 2-0...... 1996...... 1998 Central State (OH) 1-0...... 1994...... 1994 Missouri-St. Louis 1-0...... 1988...... 1988 Christian Brothers 7-14...... 1955...... 2008 Missouri Southern 0-1...... 1993...... 1993 Clayton State 1-1...... 1980...... 2007 Mobile College 1-0...... 1988...... 1988 Columbus State 5-1...... 1980...... 2005 Montevallo 27-19...... 1965...... 2008 Concordia-Selma 1-0...... 2008...... 2008 Morehouse 2-0...... 1991...... 1992 David Lipscomb 20-25...... 1949...... 1981 Murray State 1-0...... 1991...... 1991 Delta State 35-37...... 1950...... 2007 New York Tech 0-1...... 1980...... 1980 DeVry Institute 2-0...... 1991...... 1992 Nicholls State 10-3...... 1973...... 1980 Dillard 6-0...... 1970...... 1981 NE Mississippi JUCO 0-1...... 1949...... 1949 Drury 0-1...... 2002...... 2002 Norfolk 1-0...... 1988...... 1988 Earl Paulk Institute 1-0...... 1990...... 1990 Northern Kentucky 0-2...... 2007...... 2007 Elizabeth City State 0-1...... 1993...... 1993 North Georgia College 1-0...... 1990...... 1990 Evangel College 1-1...... 1970...... 2002 Northeast Missouri St. 2-0...... 1981...... 1990 Faulkner (Ala. Christian) 4-0...... 1983...... 1996 Northwestern State (La.) 1-2...... 1974...... 1976 Fayettville State 1-0...... 1994...... 1994 Nova Southeastern 2-2...... 2005...... 2007 Ferris State 0-1...... 1992...... 1992 Otterbien College 1-0...... 1979...... 1979 Findlay 0-2...... 2002...... 2003 Ouachita Baptist 4-4...... 2003...... 2008 Flagler College 1-0...... 1978...... 1978 Pace 0-1...... 2000...... 2000 Florida Gulf Coast 2-0...... 2005...... 2006 Philadelphia 1-0...... 2007...... 2007

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 32 ALL-TIME SERIES/COACHES RECORDS Pittsburg State 0-1...... 1993...... 1993 UNA COACHES RECORDS Purdue-Calumet 1-0...... 1985...... 1985 Randolph-Macon 0-1...... 1977...... 1977 (1949-Present) Year Coach Record National Reliable Motor Co. 0-1...... 1951...... 1951 1948-49 Ed Billingham...... 15-10 Sacred Heart 1-0...... 1977...... 1977 1949-50 Ed Billingham...... 18-7 Saginaw Valley State 0-2...... 1995...... 1999 1950-51 Ed Billingham...... 10-12 Sam Houston State 1-0...... 1985...... 1985 1951-52 Ed Billingham...... 10-12 Samford (Howard) 13-14...... 1949...... 1975 1952-53 Ed Billingham...... 9-12 San Francisco State 1-0...... 1984...... 1984 1953-54 Ed Billingham...... 8-14 Selma 5-0...... 1995...... 2002 1954-55 Ed Billingham...... 8-12 Sewanee 5-3...... 1957...... 1974 1955-56 Ed Billingham...... 6-18 Shorter College 10-1...... 1974...... 1994 1956-57 Ed Billingham...... 9-16 Simpson College 1-0...... 1987...... 1987 1957-58 Ed Billingham...... 9-13 Slippery Rock 1-0...... 1995...... 1995 1958-59 Ed Billingham...... 10-15 South Alabama 0-1...... 1975...... 1975 1959-60 Ed Billingham...... 14-11...... NAIA Southern Arkansas 4-1...... 1997...... 2007 1960-61 Ed Billingham...... 15-13 Southern Mississippi 0-3...... 1952...... 1974 1961-62 Ed Billingham...... 17-9...... NAIA Southern (New Orleans) 3-3...... 1979...... 1987 1962-63 Ed Billingham...... 9-13 Southern (Baton-Rouge) 1-0...... 1977...... 1977 1963-64 Ed Billingham...... 8-16 Southeast Missouri St. 0-2...... 1988...... 2002 1964-65 Ed Billingham...... 6-17 Southeastern Louisiana 8-4...... 1972...... 1977 1965-66 Ed Billingham...... 7-16 Southern Indiana 1-2...... 1988...... 2005 1966-67 Ed Billingham...... 6-17 Southwestern (Memphis) 3-1...... 1949...... 1977 1967-68 Ed Billingham...... 7-15 Southwest Missouri State 0-1...... 1953...... 1953 1968-69 Ed Billingham...... 8-13 St. Andrews 1-0...... 2000...... 2001 1969-70 Ed Billingham...... 12-12 St. Bernard 15-15...... 1949...... 1973 1970-71 Ed Billingham...... 17-7 St. Cloud State 0-1...... 1962...... 1962 1971-72 Ed Billingham...... 11-12 St. Leo 1-0...... 1999...... 1999 1972-73 Bill E. Jones...... 13-9 Stillman College 6-1...... 1984...... 2006 1973-74 Bill E. Jones...... 15-8 1974-75 Bill L. Jones...... 12-12 Talladega 1-0...... 1999...... 1999 1975-76 Bill L. Jones...... 19-6 Tampa 0-1...... 1970...... 1970 1976-77 Bill L. Jones...... 24-7...... NCAA Final Four Tarleton State 1-0...... 1992...... 1992 1977-78 Bill L. Jones...... 17-9 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7-17...... 1953...... 1970 1978-79 Bill L. Jones...... 22-9...... NCAA Champs Tennessee-Martin 29-22...... 1949...... 1991 1979-80 Bill L. Jones...... 21-10...... NCAA Final Four Tennessee State 4-5...... 1976...... 1980 1980-81 Bill L. Jones...... 22-9...... NCAA Quarterfinals Tennessee Tech 1-1...... 1951...... 1951 1981-82 Bill L. Jones...... 13-12 Tennessee Wesleyan 9-1...... 1969...... 1994 1982-83 Bill L. Jones...... 14-15 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2-1...... 1991...... 1996 1983-84 Bill L. Jones...... 27-7...... NCAA Final Four Texas Tech 0-1...... 1990...... 1990 1984-85 Bill L. Jones...... 15-12 Trevecca 1-0...... 1999...... 1999 1985-86 Bill L. Jones...... 18-9 Troy State 45-34...... 1949...... 1991 1986-87 Bill L. Jones...... 18-10 Tusculum 1-0...... 1993...... 1993 1987-88 Bill L. Jones...... 17-14...... NCAA Regional Tuskegee Institute 9-1...... 1980...... 2004 1988-89 Gary Elliott...... 16-11 Union (Tenn.) 12-20...... 1949...... 1976 1989-90 Gary Elliott...... 20-8 Valdosta State 27-28...... 1979...... 2008 1990-91 Gary Elliott...... 29-4...... NCAA Champs Vanderbilt 0-2...... 1981...... 1982 1991-92 Gary Elliott...... 19-9 Virginia Union 2-0...... 1991...... 1991 1992-93 Gary Elliott...... 16-10 Voorhees College 1-0...... 1997...... 1997 1993-94 Gary Elliott...... 24-6...... NCAA Regional Washburn 0-1...... 1994...... 1994 1994-95 Gary Elliott...... 20-8...... NCAA Regional West Alabama (Livingston) 78-37...... 1949...... 2008 1995-96 Gary Elliott...... 24-8...... NCAA Elite Eight West Florida 21-8...... 1995 ...... 2008 1996-97 Gary Elliott...... 16-11 West Georgia 24-28...... 1982...... 2008 1997-98 Gary Elliott...... 10-16 West Texas A&M 1-0...... 1994...... 1994 1998-99 Gary Elliott...... 14-12 William Carey 2-0...... 1956...... 1956 1999-00 Gary Elliott...... 17-12 Winona State 1-1...... 1994...... 2007 2000-01 Gary Elliott...... 17-10 2001-02 Gary Elliott...... 10-15 Winston Salem State 1-0...... 2003...... 2003 2002-03 Gary Elliott...... 18-10 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-1...... 1979...... 1981 2003-04 Bobby Champagne...... 12-16 YMHA 1-1...... 1949...... 1949 2004-05 Bobby Champagne...... 14-14 Xavier 1-1...... 1975...... 1975 2005-06 Bobby Champagne...... 18-11...... NCAA Regional 2006-07 Bobby Champagne...... 15-14 2007-08 Bobby Champagne...... 27-9...... NCAA Elite Eight

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UT-Martin JUCO...... 36-47 Lambuth...... 31-56 Lambuth...... 37-44 Austin Peay...... 66-77 David Lipscomb...... 31-33 St. Bernard...... 37-49 YMHA...... 83-56 at Birmingham Southern...... 60-59 Decatur Ind...... 30-20 David Lipscomb...... 28-68 Troy State...... 58-60 Union...... 60-75 Freed-Hardeman...... 20-67 Athens College...... 37-22 Austin Peay...... 58-78 Howard...... 85-55 Freed-Hardeman...... 27-43 Martin College...... 39-31 Bethel...... 66-62 Southern Mississippi...... 65-83 David Lipscomb...... 29-39 Southwestern...... 66-47 Dallas YMCA...... 25-34 1942-43 (4-1) UT-Martin JUCO...... 71-50 1952-53 (9-12) Dallas YMCA...... Lost Coach: Eddie Flowers YMHA...... 141-35 Coach: Ed Billingham Bethel...... 18-19 at Martin College...... 42-27 Lambuth...... 58-45 SW Missouri St...... 62-96 Bethel...... 35-22 at David Lipscomb...... 54-55 Southwestern...... 46-73 Union...... 81-65 Sunflower JUCO...... 27-66 Castle Heights M.A...... 33-30 Union JUCO...... 44-61 Howard...... 50-77 Head Coach Martin College...... 39-30 Howard...... 32-69 Troy State...... 50-64 H.A. Eddie Flowers 1937-38 (4-6) Castle Heights M.A...... 24-22 Union JUCO...... 78-57 Mississippi ...... 92-111 1931-1948 Coach: Eddie Flowers Bethel...... 58-55 Lambuth...... 83-93 (Record 77-91*) Draughton Business...... 21-20 1943-44 N.E. Miss. JUCO...... 63-67 Union...... 83-86 Tupelo...... 16-32 No Varsity Team Jacksonville St...... 58-54 Bethel...... 37-24 1949-50 (18-7) Howard...... 102-100 UT-Martin JUCO...... 27-17 1944-45 Coach: Ed Billingham West Alabama...... 82-77 *Records incomplete for UT-Martin JUCO...... 35-36 No Varsity Team Alabama...... 47-87 Jacksonville St...... 78-75 several seasons Freed-Hardeman...... 34-72 Delta State...... 49-61 West Alabama...... 75-56 David Lipscomb...... 32-48 1945-46 (4-9) Magnolia A&M...... 70-57 Delta State...... 56-66 1931-32 (4-6) Coach: Eddie Flowers Miss. College...... 84-60 Troy State...... 54-53 Coach: Eddie Flowers 1938-39 (2-8) Ingalls Shipyard...... 26-47 Bethel...... 71-43 Mississippi...... 48-82 Collinwood Ind...... 26-20 Coach: Eddie Flowers Ingalls Shipyard...... 13-37 David Lipscomb...... 51-62 Austin Peay...... 62-78 Collinwood Ind...... 39-22 American Life Ind...... 22-23 David Lipscomb...... 26-19 Middle Tennessee...... 70-67 UT-Chattanooga...... 89-86 Cumberland...... 27-49 Coffee High...... 11-22 Lambuth...... 39-22 Troy State...... 53-46 Austin Peay...... 72-97 David Lipscomb...... 29-47 David Lipscomb...... 32-68 UT-Martin JUCO...... 27-32 St. Bernard...... 58-52 Delta State...... 69-76 at West Huntsville YMCA...... Lost David Lipscomb...... 26-102 St. Bernard...... 59-31 Lambuth...... 84-63 UT-Chattanooga...... 85-82 at AMI...... 36-9 Martin College...... 31-46 Union...... 41-53 Bethel...... 56-62 Lambuth...... 68-94 at Jacksonville State...... 23-52 Martin College...... 32-31 UT-Martin JUCO...... 36-48 Jacksonville St...... 67-56 at Piedmont YMCA...... 24-53 Freed-Hardeman...... 30-60 Lambuth...... 26-31 David Lipscomb...... 46-50 1953-54 (8-14) West Huntsville YMCA...... 30-36 Freed-Hardeman...... 29-36 David Lipscomb...... 40-42 Howard...... 52-49 Coach: Ed Billingham David Lipscomb...... 28-23 Lambuth...... 22-27 Marion Institute...... 31-33 Troy State...... 65-54 at David Lipscomb...... 75-54 Lexington Ind...... 43-38 St. Bernard...... 30-40 Austin Peay...... 75-59 Union...... 71-62 1932-33 (4-6*) Marion Institute...... 44-42 Jacksonville St...... 67-75 at Belmont...... 59-65 Coach: Eddie Flowers 1939-40 (10-8) St. Bernard...... 64-57 at Howard...... 66-71 at Dallas Mills...... 18-42 Coach: Eddie Flowers 1946-47 Union...... 47-60 at West alabama...... 71-60 Gardiner-Warring...... 19-16 Athens College...... 23-12 No Information Available Middle Tennessee...... 68-45 at Troy State...... 49-66 Collinwood Ind...... 13-41 at David Lipscomb...... 39-63 Austin Peay...... 58-53 Arkansas State...... 62-71 Dallas Mills...... 19-59 at Athens College...... 75-28 1947-48 (11-6*) Union...... 69-59 at Union...... 64-96 at David Lipscomb...... 29-39 Martin College...... 40-32 Coach: Eddie Flowers Howard...... 57-55 Memphis State...... 60-68 Collinwood Ind...... 22-28 at Bethel...... 39-26 St. Bernard...... 48-49 Miss. College...... 63-58 at Delta State...... 52-74 Tuscumbia Cleaners...... 35-21 at Lambuth...... 27-41 Milligan College...... 50-51 Lambuth...... 97-50 David Lipscomb...... 69-67 West Huntsville YMCA...... 32-30 at St. Bernard...... 32-33 Lambuth...... 58-22 Lambuth...... 58-76 at Jacksonville St...... 30-32 at Bethel...... 48-25 Martin College...... 46-44 1950-51 (10-12) Jacksonville St...... 89-80 David Lipscomb...... 33-20 David Lipscomb...... 37-24 UT-Martin JUCO...... 53-38 Coach: Ed Billingham Belmont...... 79-82 at Martin College...... 42-50 Bethel...... 52-56 Tennessee Tech...... 57-56 Delta State...... 65-77 1933-34 (1-0*) West Alabama...... 21-20 David Lipscomb...... 65-78 Middle Tennessee...... 80-64 at Jacksonville St...... 75-67 Coach: Eddie Flowers St. Joseph’s Ind...... 34-7 Lambuth...... 43-30 Alabama...... 57-75 at Lambuth...... 69-70 Baptist Boosters...... 20-19 St. Joseph’s Ind...... 39-20 Howard College ...... (OT) 40-38 Union...... 98-51 Howard...... 75-59 Lambuth...... 23-29 Austin Peay ...... 76-51 Illinois Wesleyan...... 76-73 Troy State...... 32-50 1934-35 (10-5) St. Bernard...... 48-37 Bethel...... 62-56 Delta State...... 67-77 at Arkansas State...... 68-83 Coach: Eddie Flowers Freed-Hardeman...... 28-60 Athens College...... 44-36 Union...... 67-63 at Memphis State...... 61-98 Collinwood Ind...... 24-17 Freed-Hardeman...... 46-63 Howard College...... 31-42 Troy State...... 76-38 West Alabama...... 87-71 Waynesboro Ind...... 25-22 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONF. St. Bernard...... 35-56 Lambuth...... 86-69 Dallas YMCA...... 30-29 TOURNAMENT Miss. College...... 70-69 Tennessee Tech...... 54-63 1954-55 (8-12) Collinwood Ind...... 32-24 Martin College...... 36-39 Martin College...... 38-32 Austin Peay...... 68-70 Coach: Ed Billingham Belgreen Ind...... 29-19 UT-Martin...... 76-52 Howard...... 69-61 Athens State...... 65-59 Adamsville Ind...... 34-21 1940-41 (9-9) David Lipscomb...... 58-69 at Union...... 69-85 Russellville Ind...... 23-22 Coach: Eddie Flowers Jacksonville St...... 57-70 at Lambuth...... 79-84 Golden Tornadoes...... 43-28 St. Joseph’s Ind...... 25-10 Austin Peay...... 69-74 at Belmont...... 61-66 Huntsville YMCA...... 36-34 David Lipscomb...... 24-35 Howard...... 54-58 at West Alabama...... 68-51 UT-Martin JUCO...... 35-40 Athens College...... 33-22 Jacksonville St...... 77-63 David Lipscomb...... 69-63 UT-Martin JUCO...... 22-40 at David Lipscomb...... (OT) 43-47 Middle Tennessee...... 68-69 Belmont...... 83-72 Hackleburg Ind...... Lost at Athens College...... 48-9 David Lipscomb...... 69-73 Union...... 79-86 Civilian Conservation Corp...... Won West Alabama...... 47-27 Lambuth...... 89-58 Christian Brothers...... 76-65 St. Bernard...... 19-25 St. Bernard...... 41-19 (Southern Distric NAAU Tourn.) at Howard...... 59-94 St. Bernard...... Lost at Martin College...... 47-35 Reliable Motor Co...... 79-80 Jacksonville St...... 79-74 Lambuth...... (OT) 28-23 Lambuth...... 75-78 at Athens State...... 75-71 1935-36 (9-9*) at Marion Institute...... 35-41 Howard...... 56-74 Coach: Eddie Flowers at West Alabama...... 26-24 Head Coach 1951-52 (10-12) at Bethel...... 55-73 David Lipscomb...... 33-59 Martin College...... 27-28 Ed Billingham Coach: Ed Billingham David Lipscomb...... 54-60 Civilian Conservation Corp...... 39-34 Freed-Hardeman...... 27-50 1949-1972 Lambuth...... 79-65 at Jacksonville St...... 70-84 Austin Peay...... 32-26 at Lambuth...... 22-39 (Record: 249-312) at Jacksonville St...... 72-67 West Alabama...... 60-64 David Lipscomb...... 36-31 at Freed-Hardeman...... 38-55 at Howard...... 77-76 Bethel...... 71-70 Bethel...... 26-24 at Martin College...... 25-21 at Austin Peay...... 47-53 Lambuth...... 87-94 Bethel...... 14-16 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONF. at Lambuth...... 75-92 at Christian Brothers...... 52-65 Civilian Conservation Corp...... 32-19 TOURNAMENT 1948-49 (15-10) at Union...... 60-74 Sheffield High...... 60-16 Sunflower JUCO...... 25-62 Coach: Ed Billingham Jacksonville St...... 59-68 1955-56 (6-18) Freed-Hardeman...... 16-38 Martin College...... 30-36 David Lipscomb...... 42-44 at West Alabama...... 61-55 Coach: Ed Billingham Freed-Hardeman...... 30-26 Troy State...... 47-28 at Southern Miss...... 51-76 Birmingham Southern...... 74-92 Lambuth...... 27-35 1941-42 (3-8*) St. Bernard...... 66-44 at Alabama...... 47-93 Howard...... 76-87 UT-Martin JUCO...... 25-49 Coach: Eddie Flowers St. Bernard...... 59-51 Delta State...... 49-50 Troy State...... 71-74 Bethel...... 25-71 Athens College...... 29-25 UT-Martin JUCO...... 74-44 David Lipscomb...... 72-80 Lambuth...... 69-75 Lambuth...... 19-59 Martin College...... 29-34 Union JUCO...... 45-49 West Alabama...... 80-46 Austin Peay...... 49-91 Freed-Hardeman...... 27-39 West Alabama...... 44-56 Georgia Teachers...... 72-66 Belmont...... 70-101 1936-37 (2-10*) David Lipscomb...... 23-55 David Lipscomb...... 57-56 at David Lipscomb...... 66-80 Christian Brothers...... 91-71 Coach: Eddie Flowers St. Bernard...... 29-42 Bethel...... 59-41 Howard...... 82-52 Austin Peay...... 78-80 Bethel ...... 34-31 Lambuth...... 28-43 Howard...... 57-54 Birmingham Southern...... 70-68 Christian Brothers...... 68-78

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West Alabama...... 72-66 Belmont...... 78-89 Athens State...... 90-88 Huntingdon...... 79-97 at Athens State...... 82-80 Howard...... 79-65 David Lipscomb...... 77-87 at UT-Martin...... 89-82 Troy State...... 74-79 at Bethel...... 72-82 Athens State...... 71-55 Austin Peay...... 66-74 St. Bernard...... 114-99 (ACC TOURNAMENT) UT-Chattanooga...... 74-90 Jacksonville St...... 91-76 Christian Brothers...... 52-78 at Jacksonville St...... 58-62 Jacksonville St...... 79-90 at Jacksonville St...... 90-110 David Lipscomb...... 80-96 Jacksonville St...... 83-72 at Lambuth...... 100-91 St. Bernard...... 76-84 West Alabama...... 64-85 West Alabama...... 72-66 Belmont...... 107-86 1965-66 (7-16) Jacksonville St...... 80-91 William Carey...... 84-98 Belmont...... 74-69 at West Alabama...... 107-86 Coach: Ed Billingham at UT-Chattanooga...... 85-101 Troy State...... 57-69 UT-Chattanooga...... 97-82 Lambuth...... 49-48 Bethel...... 87-88 Lambuth...... 91-100 1959-60 (14-11) (NAIA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT) Middle Tennessee...... 72-88 at St. Bernard...... 78-72 Belmont...... 80-95 Coach: Ed Billingham Troy State...... 123-103 Jacksonville St...... 69-83 at West Alabama...... 80-100 William Carey...... 79-70 Auburn...... 69-95 (NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT) Troy State...... 67-79 Troy State...... 90-65 Jacksonville St...... 75-99 Huntingdon...... 58-67 Saint Cloud...... 54-86 UT-Chattanooga...... 68-69 at David Lipscomb...... 68-87 David Lipscomb...... 80-90 Bethel...... 94-78 David Lipscomb...... 72-99 David Lipscomb...... 95-85 Howard...... 70-77 Belmont...... 70-60 1962-63 (9-13) Jacksonville St...... 101-109 at Troy State...... 81-65 Birmingham Southern ...... 77-102 McNeese St...... 48-50 Coach: Ed Billingham Montevallo...... 81-73 at Montevallo...... 83-71 Tampa...... 70-80 Huntingdon...... 91-78 Athens State...... 69-84 West Alabama...... 84-82 1956-57 (9-16) Jacksonville St...... 75-58 Middle Tennessee...... 77-86 Lambuth...... 82-65 Montevallo...... 99-86 Coach: Ed Billingham Bethel...... 104-79 at Athens State...... 85-98 Union...... 71-98 Athens State...... 74-87 West Alabama...... 72-65 Austin Peay...... 71-72 David Lipscomb...... 75-60 David Lipscomb...... 77-86 Lambuth...... 84-98 Lambuth...... 66-38 Huntingdon...... 89-68 at St. Bernard...... 73-98 Middle Tennessee...... 78-86 (ACC TOURNAMENT) at Christian Brothers...... 58-75 UT-Chattanooga...... 72-88 at Troy State...... 76-92 St. Bernard...... 76-83 Montevallo...... 79-81 at Lambuth...... 72-82 Jacksonville St...... 71-65 Austin Peay...... 98-95 Troy State...... 92-88 at Jacksonville St...... 74-70 St. Bernard...... 62-75 Delta State...... 76-80 St. Bernard...... 88-112 1969-70 (12-12) Howard...... 78-71 Lambuth...... 78-74 at Delta State...... 75-80 West Alabama...... 109-89 Coach: Ed Billingham at Belmont...... 70-85 West Alabama...... 86-64 St. Bernard...... 97-84 Monteveallo...... 79-82 Huntingdon...... 79-78 Birmingham Southern...... 77-70 Howard...... 64-70 at UT-Martin...... 69-86 West Alabama...... 108-93 Athens State...... 90-94 (Capitol City Invitational) St. Bernard...... 70-67 at Middle Tennessee...... 67-64 UT-Chattanooga...... 86-101 at Jacksonville St...... 92-115 David Lipscomb...... 68-70 Lambuth...... 82-90 at Austin Peay...... 85-89 Union...... 72-70 Troy State...... 87-76 Union...... 65-87 Austin Peay...... 81-88 Troy State...... 88-86 Montevallo...... 70-96 Evangel College...... 63-60 Carson-Newman...... 73-85 Belmont...... 96-74 at Huntingdon...... 84-93 (ACC TOURNAMENT) Jacksonville St...... 78-98 at Austin Peay...... 58-92 Howard...... 82-64 Lambuth...... 66-81 Troy State...... 80-84 at UT-Chattanooga...... 70-78 at Bethel...... 69-91 UT-Chattanooga...... 85-77 at West Alabama...... 73-77 David Lipscomb...... 80-71 at Athens State...... 70-71 Troy State...... 74-61 Athens State...... 78-88 1966-67 (6-17) UT-Chattanooga...... 77-78 Sewanee...... 67-53 St. Bernard...... 91-70 at Lambuth...... 97-87 Coach: Ed Billingham at Alabama A&M...... 108-84 Christian Brothers...... 40-60 (NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT) at David Lipscomb...... 62-77 at Middle Tennessee...... 79-111 at Montevallo...... 89-80 Jacksonville St...... 64-56 Hamine...... 83-88 West Alabama...... 109-68 Jacksonville St...... 95-113 at Lambuth...... 79-67 Athens State...... 79-52 UT-Martin...... 95-78 David Lipscomb...... 67-73 at West Alabama...... 82-111 at Birmingham Southern...... 71-99 1960-61 (15-13) at Athens State...... 99-78 at Troy State...... 99-64 at West Alabama...... 59-66 Coach: Ed Billington 1963-64 (8-16) UT-Chattanooga...... 70-68 at St. Bernard...... 96-87 at Howard...... 75-79 Huntingdon...... 69-59 Coach: Ed Billingham at Jacksonville St...... 107-119 at David Lipscomb...... 59-88 at Sewanee...... 59-67 Austin Peay...... 77-85 at Huntingdon...... 73-104 Troy State...... 67-59 Montevallo...... 96-81 Austin Peay...... 76-78 Belmont...... 68-86 David Lipscomb...... 55-53 at Lambuth...... 68-72 Lambuth...... 78-62 Bethel...... 58-66 UT-Chattanooga...... 58-63 at Middle Tennessee...... 87-99 at West Alabama...... 76-85 St. Bernard...... 87-96 Belmont...... 86-82 West Alabama...... 80-73 at UT-Martin...... 73-65 Middle Tennessee...... 73-78 West Alabama...... 79-96 Jacksonville St...... 73-89 (Union Tournament) at Union...... 65-105 at Athens State...... 84-91 1957-58 (9-13) (Queen City Invitational) Christian Brothers...... 82-94 at David Lipscomb...... 83-106 Alabama A&M...... 109-97 Coach: Ed Billingham Austin Peay...... 83-79 King College...... 65-72 at UT-Chattanooga...... 82-105 at Huntingdon...... 84-95 Howard...... 79-83 David Lipscomb...... 68-73 West Alabama...... 105-91 (ACC TOURNAMENT) Bethel...... 81-95 Delta State...... 75-76 at Troy State...... 80-92 West Alabama...... 74-75 Lambuth...... 62-87 Auburn ...... 50-76 Athens State...... 81-80 at Montevallo...... 63-74 Christian Brothers...... 73-94 UT-Chattanooga...... 66-70 Bethel...... 88-80 St. Bernard...... 77-96 1970-71 (17-7) Union...... 77-93 Lambuth...... 80-59 Union...... 58-89 Montevallo...... 78-69 Coach: Ed Billingham Birmingham Southern...... 85-88 St. Bernard...... 74-66 at Athens State...... 64-68 Athens State...... 70-81 Montevallo...... 55-60 Austin Peay...... 67-86 Bethel...... 109-77 at Delta State...... 79-87 at St. Bernard...... 82-83 at Huntingdon...... 65-70 Jacksonville St...... 97-72 Austin Peay...... 79-84 at Lambuth...... 92-95 Union...... 72-78 Troy State...... 85-75 Union...... 79-71 Troy State...... 73-88 Huntingdon...... 70-81 Lambuth...... 70-65 Lambuth...... (OT) 85-82 Howard...... 61-53 Huntingdon...... 79-65 at Bethel...... 63-92 (ACC TOURNAMENT) at St. Bernard...... 122-86 Christian Brothers...... 78-79 Troy State...... 77-83 UT-Martin...... 76-79 St. Bernard...... 83-107 David Lipscomb...... 87-81 Lambuth...... 63-72 UT-Martin...... 72-69 at David Lipscomb...... 68-67 at Montevallo...... 71-69 Bethel...... 82-66 UT-Martin...... 76-86 West Alabama...... 119-79 1967-68 (7-15) Belmont...... 112-94 Sewanee...... 56-84 Bethel...... 65-64 Middle Tennessee...... 97-98 Coach: Ed Billingham Athens State...... 90-80 Jacksonville St...... 60-61 Lambuth...... 76-61 at UT-Chattanooga...... 75-82 Lambuth...... 63-64 Birmingham Southern...... 89-61 Belmont...... 71-82 Jacksonville St...... 91-51 at West Alabama...... 89-107 (Carson-Newman Tournament) Jacksonville St...... 118-90 Austin Peay...... 71-72 St. Bernard...... 68-86 UT-Chattanooga...... 93-84 at Carson Newman...... 81-98 at Lambuth...... 83-76 Belmont...... 67-50 West Alabama...... 76-68 Lambuth...... 118-90 Tennessee Wesleyan...... 60-66 at Athens State...... 105-97 West Alabama...... 82-59 Belmont...... 109-72 at Union...... 83-84 Bethel...... 80-74 at West Alabama...... 82-86 Birmingham Southern...... 64-60 (ACC TOURNAMENT) Union...... 66-68 at Troy State...... 95-78 Sewanee...... 72-62 Livingston ...... 90-77 1964-65 (6-17) at UT-Chattanooga ...... 85-104 at Birmingham Southern...... 46-55 West Alabama...... 72-60 Troy State...... 99-91 Coach: Ed Billingham UT-Chattanooga...... 74-98 St Bernard...... 121-92 Jacksonville St...... 60-80 Lambuth...... 79-70 Athens State...... 94-91 at Jacksonville St...... (OT) 79-83 1958-59 (10-15) at Middle Tennessee...... 77-95 at Athens State...... 91-89 at David Lipscomb...... 106-104 Coach: Ed Billingham 1961-62 (17-9) Athens State...... 80-96 at Bethel...... 76-95 West Alabama...... 80-87 UT-Chattanooga...... 75-74 Coach: Ed Billingham David Lipscomb...... 70-74 at Lambuth...... 62-64 Huntingdon...... 118-87 Sewanee...... 66-58 David Lipscomb...... 78-75 Jacksonville St...... 84-92 Jacksonville St...... 88-105 (ACC TOURNAMENT) West Alabama...... 93-74 at Athens State...... 76-68 at UT-Chattanooga...... 81-92 Troy State...... 61-73 Huntingdon...... 111-87 Jacksonville St...... 84-77 at St. Bernard...... 77-82 at David Lipscomb...... 64-75 at Union...... 73-108 Athens State...... 120-89 Lambuth...... 64-66 Jacksonville St...... 67-59 at West Alabama...... 82-84 at St. Bernard...... 92-109 West Alabama...... 84-97 Union...... 81-84 Austin Peay...... 88-85 at Huntingdon...... 72-93 at Troy State...... 58-62 Sewanee...... 63-65 Lambuth...... 73-49 at Troy State...... 73-96 at Montevallo...... 88-81 1971-72 (11-12) Auburn...... 78-104 Mississippi...... 64-68 West Alabama...... 120-106 West Alabama...... 86-84 Coach Ed Billingham Bethel...... 95-80 at UT-Chattanooga...... 66-68 at Athens State...... 77-90 Montevallo...... 72-67 David Lipscomb...... 110-78 Austin Peay...... 62-67 UT-Martin...... 79-77 at Howard...... 68-81 at Jacksonville St...... 65-91 Lambuth...... 99-81 Union...... 65-80 at Belmont...... 89-59 at Montevallo...... 71-55 St. Bernard...... 98-89 Troy State...... (OT) 87-88 Christian Brothers...... 56-70 at David Lipscomb...... 66-85 at Jacksonville St...... 62-76 (ACC TOURNAMENT) West Alabama...... 97-95 UT-Chattanooga...... 67-90 at Austin Peay...... 70-77 at Lambuth...... 83-73 Athens State...... 60-78 at St. Bernard...... 72-83 Birmingham Southern...... 68-59 West Alabama...... 98-82 Montevallo...... 92-73 at UT-Martin...... 82-83 David Lipscomb...... 78-89 Troy State...... 116-85 UT-Chattanooga...... 62-67 1968-69 (8-13) at Montevallo...... 70-83 Lambuth...... 57-79 at Troy State...... 77-80 Middle Tennessee...... 87-81 Coach: Ed Billingham at Lambuth...... 113-98 Bethel...... 60-58 at Mississippi...... 70-80 Howard...... 65-69 at Lambuth...... 80-87 Middle Tennessee...... 72-90 Birmingham Southern...... 62-68

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Athens State...... 84-86 Mississippi College...... 80-68 Troy State...... 93-78 at Mississippi College (OT) 51-49 at David Lipscomb...... 90-110 West Alabama...... 70-62 Jacksonville St...... 86-74 at West Alabama...... 74-72 at Troy State...... 80-69 at Tennessee State...... 61-51 (NCAA RGIONAL) (GSC TOURNAMENT) at Jacksonville St...... 95-110 at Alabama A&M...... 74-82 Lakeland, Fla. Delta State...... 98-84 Montevallo...... 85-65 Delta State...... 83-77 at Florida Southern...... 75-67 Jacksonville State...... 81-70 St. Bernard...... (OT) 82-80 at Nicholls State...... 94-77 Valdosta State...... 110-101 (NCAA REGIONAL) at Athens State...... 77-98 at SE Louisiana...... 59-62 (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) Florence, Ala. UT-Martin...... 88-75 UT-Martin...... 82-73 Thibodaux, La. Lincoln Univ...... 67-53 at Delta State...... 70-83 at Delta State...... 68-70 at Nicholls State...... 103-97 NE Missouri...... 63-59 Jacksonville St...... 101-91 Jacksonville St...... 90-75 (NCAA SEMIFINAL) (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) at West Alabama...... 90-95 Troy State...... 84-78 Springfield, Mo. Green Bay, Wis. Delta State...... 62-59 Head Coach at Mississippi College...... 63-65 Bridgeport...... 85-82 at Wisconsin-Green Bay...... 39-65 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Bill L. Jones (NCAA REGIONAL) (NCAA FINAL) SE Louisiana...... 92-83 1975-1988 Florence, Ala. Springfield, Mo. 1981-82 (13-12) at Delta State...... 71-81 (Record: 259-141) Southern Univ...... 105-88 Wisconsin-Green Bay...... 64-50 Coach: Bill L. Jones Troy State...... 77-70 at Tennessee Wesleyan...... 82-78 (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) 1979-80 (21-10) (North Alabama Classic) Florence, Ala. Coach: Bill L. Jones Southern Univ...... 73-74 1974-75 (12-12) Cal-Poly-SLO...... (OT) 67-64 Valdosta State...... 75-53 Coach:Bill L. Jones NCAA Final Four (NCAA SEMIFINAL) (North Alabama Classic) Shorter College...... 83-63 Springfield, Mass. at Lambuth...... 73-68 at Lambuth...... 62-66 Lambuth...... 71-63 Alabama A&M...... 75-63 Randolph-Macon...... 67-82 Henderson State...... 66-56 Alabama A&M...... 81-90 (NCAA CONSOLATION) at Vanderbilt...... 88-116 at South Alabama...... 78-96 Springfield, Mass. at Alabama State...... 79-88 at Southern Univ...... 68-65 at West Alabama...... 53-52 Sacred Heart...... 93-77 Tuskegee...... 83-75 at Dillard...... 98-86 at Miss. College...... 66-73 Alabama A&M...... 81-67 at UT-Martin...... 45-52 David Lipscomb...... 84-70 1977-78 (17-9) at Tuskegee...... (OT) 75-78 West Georgia...... 84-73 Jacksonville St...... 59-58 Coach: Bill L. Jones at Middle Tennessee...... 60-67 at Alabama A&M...... 70-82 Troy State...... 82-67 (North Alabama Classic) Columbus College...... 86-76 West Alabama...... 57-60 Head Coach at UT-Martin...... (OT) 72-73 Mississippi College...... 77-57 Bill E. Jones Ark.-Monticello...... 87-60 Delta State...... 93-81 at Shorter College...... 63-79 Kentucky State...... 84-79 West Alabama...... 96-75 at Delta State...... 54-59 1973-1974 Lambuth...... 95-79 Jacksonville State...... 78-79 (Record: 28-17) (Citrus Invitational) Alabama State...... 85-69 at Samford...... 71-83 Lakeland, Fla. at Mississippi College...... 89-76 Troy State...... 92-83 at Nicholls State...... 61-76 Iona College...... 67-69 at UT-Martin...... 72-64 Lambuth...... 95-81 at SE Louisiana...... 70-83 Flagler College...... 92-65 Jacksonville St...... 66-82 UT-Martin...... 54-55 1972-73 (13-9) at Xavier...... 78-84 Troy State...... 83-66 at West Alabama...... 52-54 Coach: Bill E. Jones UT-Martin...... 74-58 Lambuth...... 108-68 UT-Martin...... 81-63 at Mississippi College...... 64-67 St. Bernard...... 91-100 West Alabama...... 76-58 Alabama A&M...... 92-74 Lambuth...... 76-62 Delta State...... 85-61 at Lambuth...... 78-74 at Alabama A&M...... 65-61 at Nicholls State...... 84-98 at Alabama A&M...... 65-52 at Jacksonville St...... 76-88 Troy State...... (OT) 79-78 at Troy State...... 66-74 at SE Louisiana...... 48-43 at Tennessee State...... 63-72 at Troy State...... 79-77 at Jacksonville St...... 111-94 at Jacksonville St...... 77-93 at Lambuth...... 88-83 at Columbus College...... 94-72 Dillard...... 97-80 Lambuth...... 67-69 Xavier...... 98-76 Delta State...... 90-85 at Delta State...... 57-59 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Athens College...... 75-76 Delta State...... 83-68 West Alabama...... 69-72 at West Alabama...... 69-68 Jacksonville, Ala. Nicholls State...... 97-85 Northwestern La...... 79-69 at Tennessee State...... 58-55 Tennessee State...... 85-72 at Jacksonville St...... 71-84 SE Louisiana...... 76-53 at Mississippi College...... 80-84 Mississippi College...... 69-68 at UT-Martin...... 91-81 1975-76 (19-6) Jacksonville State...... 67-72 at Troy State...... 61-82 1982-83 (14-15) at Delta State...... 83-67 Coach: Bill L. Jones Troy State...... 53-49 at Jacksonville St...... 77-106 Coach: Bill L. Jones West Alabama...... 75-59 at David Lipscomb...... 74-62 UT- Martin...... 50-51 (NCAA REGIONAL) (North Alabama Classic) David Lipscomb...... 94-70 at Tennessee State...... 59-73 at UT-Martin...... 57-55 Warrensburg, Mo. Milligan College...... 70-62 at Nicholls State...... 84-75 West Alabama...... 82-61 SE Louisiana...... 52-51 at C. Missouri St...... 98-86 Montevallo...... 53-55 at SE Louisiana...... 75-89 Lambuth...... 70-61 Nicholls State...... 85-77 Nicholls State...... 77-68 Belmont...... 53-50 at Alabama A&M...... 76-67 Jacksonville St...... 78-74 Tennessee State...... 66-54 (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) Southern Univ...... 64-58 at Athens State...... 70-99 Alabama A&M...... 79-65 at Delta State...... (OT) 92-91 Florence, Ala. at Union...... 67-55 at Lambuth...... 99-68 at St. Bernard...... 70-73 at West Alabama...... 75-86 Cal-Riverside...... 76-69 at Mississippi State...... 49-80 Delta State...... 66-67 at Lambuth...... (2 OT)...... 92-90 Miss. College...... 53-56 (NCAA SEMIFINAL) at UT-Martin...... 62-59 at West Georgia...... 66-64 at West Alabama...... 87-83 at Alabama A&M...... 82-81 Springfield, Mass. at Dillard...... 92-79 UT-Martin...... 68-84 Union...... 86-59 at Jacksonville State...... 82-92 New York Tech...... 68-74 at Troy State...... 79-70 at Southern Univ...... 81-87 at Troy State ...... (forfeit)...... 2-0 at Troy State...... 70-68 (NCAA CONSOLATION) Dillard...... 76-69 Alcorn A&M...... 72-103 at Jacksonville St...... 66-68 Springfield, Mass. Tennessee State...... 53-61 Alabama A&M...... 92-85 1978-79 (22-9) Florida Southern...... 67-68 at Jacksonville St...... 83-86 1973-74 (15-8) Mississippi College...... 69-43 Coach: Bill L. Jones at West Alabama...... 74-52 1980-81 (22-9) at West Alabama...... 66-69 Coach: Bill E. Jones NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Troy State...... 65-76 at David Lipscomb...... 91-67 at Alabama A&M...... 69-67 (Columbus Tournament) Coach: Bill L. Jones Freed Hardeman...... 61-54 NCAA Quarterfinalst Valdosta State...... 81-76 Lambuth...... 91-83 Columbus, Ga. at Mississippi College...... 79-82 Union...... 101-90 Auburn-Montgomery...... 98-72 Southern Univ...... 68-70 at Tuskegee...... 61-51 SE Louisiana...... 51-47 (North Alabama Classic) at Delta State...... 95-68 at Sewanee...... 85-74 Shorter College...... 107-71 Lambuth...... 84-63 Nicholls State...... 87-78 Nicholls State...... (OT) 72-69 Dillard...... 99-83 at Delta State...... 74-79 Tuskegee...... 93-78 at UT-Martin...... 89-101 West Alabama...... 84-68 Nicholls State...... 72-76 Tennessee Wesleyan...... 77-61 at Shorter College...... 88-82 at Northwestern La...... 78-102 SE Louisiana...... 75-71 Jacksonville St...... 76-69 Middle Tennessee.... (OT)...73-74 Jacksonville St...... 61-63 at Jacksonville St...... 76-85 Lambuth...... 91-73 at Columbus College...... 58-75 West Alabama...... 58-63 at Troy State...... 70-68 Troy State...... (OT) 83-84 Alabama A&M...... 82-69 UT-Martin...... 58-56 at Vanderbilt...... 79-111 at Troy State...... 61-66 at Southern Miss...... 77-86 at Alabama State...... 64-65 David Lipscomb...... 57-52 at Valdosta State...... 76-81 Sewanee...... 80-77 Otterbein...... 71-63 1976-77 (24-7) Columbus College...... 80-59 Mississippi College...... 82-87 at Lambuth...... 83-102 at Lambuth...... 82-77 at Lambuth...... 81-80 Delta State...... 55-39 at Union...... 85-75 Coach: Bill L. Jones at West Alabama...... 79-85 NCAA Final Four at Delta State...... 69-64 UT-Martin...... 63-68 UT-Martin...... 83-80 Tennessee State...... 73-83 at UT-Martin...... 66-83 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Shorter College...... (OT).89-94 Southwestern...... 99-72 Mississippi College...... 68-67 at West Alabama...... 59-58 UT-Martin...... 49-43 Livingston, Ala. SE Louisiana...... 77-89 Alabama State...... 75-76 Mississippi College...... 69-53 at Livingston...... 70-66 at UT-Martin...... 81-80 Lambuth...... 83-68 at Jacksonville St...... 69-63 Alabama A&M...... 89-75 at Alabama State...... 64-65 Jacksonville St...... 66-77 at West Alabama...... 79-75 at Troy State...... 66-80 Troy State...... 78-60 Miss. College...... 73-82 at Belmont...... 78-73 UT-Martin...... 86-81 David Lipscomb...... 83-69 West Alabama...... 79-64 1983-84 (27-7) Troy State...... 86-95 at Alabama A&M...... 86-66 Lambuth...... 101-79 Coach: Bill L. Jones Jacksonville St...... (OT).61-67 at Southwestern...... 93-49 at Tennessee State...... 77-79 at Lambuth...... (OT)..... 103-100 at Jacksonville St...... (OT) 64-70 NCAA Final Four at Delta State...... 82-69 at SE Louisiana...... 60-58 at Troy State...... 59-54 Stillman...... 83-43 at Northwestern La...... 71-78 SE Louisiana...... 80-78 at Nicholls State...... 85-80 Nicholls State...... (OT). 84-81 at David Lipscomb...... 89-93 at Alabama Christian...... 116-81 Delta State...... 90-89 Jacksonville St...... 68-63 at Tennessee Wesleyan...... 65-54 Tennessee State...... 79-68 West Alabama...... 77-78 at UT-Martin...... 68-62 Tuskegee...... 54-50 at UT- Martin...... 92-75 Alabama State...... 78-62 at Troy State...... 64-67 at Mississippi College...... 72-71 at Jacksonville St...... 78-90 Delta State...... (OT) 84-89

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Athens State...... 58-56 Jacksonville St...... 95-90 1990-91 (29-4) Elizabeth City St...... 90-95 at Lambuth...... 93-75 at Valdosta State...... 93-113 Coach: Gary Elliott at Alabama-Huntsville...... 85-97 Lambuth...... 102-58 at Troy State...... 66-69 NCAA Division II Tennessee Wesleyan...... 68-53 at West Georgia...... 79-102 (Missouri Southern Classic) National Champions Joplin, Mo. at Mississippi State...... 64-70 Alabama-Huntsville...... 80-67 (First Federal / Pepsi Tipoff) Bethel ...... 85-66 West Alabama...... 82-68 Pittsburg State...... 64-77 Johnson C. Smith...... 90-70 Missouri Southern...... 65-94 Jacksonville St...... 74-75 at Jacksonville St...... 81-84 Texas A&I...... 79-73 West Alabama...... 80-58 at UT- Martin...... 75-80 (Virginia Union Tournament) at Arkansas College...... 96-91 at Troy State...... 61-57 West Georgia...... 86-78 Richmond, Va. Athens State...... 82-70 at Valdosta State...... 67-63 at Mississippi College...... 62-60 Florida Tech...... 90-82 Knoxville College...... 97-82 Mississippi College...... 49-48 at West Alabama...... 70-60 at Virginia Union...... 87-83 at Delta State...... 73-90 Delta State...... 80-77 Fort Valley St...... 89-68 Head Coach Arkansas College...... 81-67 at Alabama A&M...... 75-81 Mississippi College...... 85-74 Gary Elliott at Athens State...... 91-82 (Delta State Classic) UT-Martin...... 77-71 Delta State...... 67-64 1989-Present Belhaven...... 101-83 Cleveland, Miss. at Athens State...... 66-61 (Record: 252-140) Shorter...... 80-68 1986-87 (18-10) Alabama-Huntsville...... 88-76 at Jacksonville St...... (OT).89-88 Athens State...... 88-75 Coach: Bill L. Jones Baptist Christian...... 103-84 at West Alabama...... 77-78 at Mississippi College.(OT) 90-93 Shorter College...... 81-61 Dillard...... 106-76 at Murray State...... 88-70 Tusculum...... 91-62 Stillman College...... 106-58 Troy State...... 67-61 DeVry...... 119-71 at West Georgia...... 80-76 at Shorter College...... 103-67 1988-89 (16-11) Valdosta State...... 88-65 UT-Martin...... 90-58 at Valdosta State...... 87-80 Athens State...... 80-72 Coach: Gary Elliott Alabama A&M...... 87-65 Valdosta State...... 100-80 at Athens State...... 87-86 Southern-N.O...... 107-68 Henderson State...... 79-71 at Mississippi College...... 75-71 Troy State...... 100-109 Jacksonville St...... 90-74 at Aub.-Montgomery...... 64-70 Stillman...... 115-86 at Delta State...... 80-90 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 98-77 Baptist Christian...... 122-92 at Alabama-Hunsville...... 104-69 Athens State...... 73-53 at UT-Martin...... 77-81 at West Alabama...... 87-60 West Alabama...... 64-71 at Athens State...... 75-64 at Aub.-Montgomery...... 78-66 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at Delta State...... 74-65 Mississippi College...... 70-56 Mississippi College...... 81-73 at West Georgia...... 84-90 Florence, Ala. West Georgia...... 111-85 Delta State...... 69-90 Simpson College...... 118-61 at Jacksonville St...... 94-101 West Alabama...... 85-68 Jacksonville St...... 105-73 at Mississippi College...... 86-113 Delta State...... 83-76 Alabama-Huntsville...... 101-60 Troy State...... (2 OT)...... 71-67 Morehouse...... 105-100 at West Alabama...... (OT) 70-73 at West Alabama...... 93-86 (AUM Holiday Tournament) Jacksonville St...... 82-78 at UT-Martin...... 89-79 at Jacksonville St...... 95-109 at Mississippi College...... 76-73 Montgomery, Ala. (NCAA REGIONAL) at Valdosta State...... 90-79 West Georgia...... 78-61 at UT-Martin...... 58-66 Mobile College...... 79-74 Florence, Ala. at Troy State...... (OT) 98-107 Valdosta State...... 76-74 Alabama-Huntsville...... 104-68 at Aub.-Montgomery...... 63-88 Albany State...... 86-73 West Alabama...... 75-78 West Georgia...... 84-86 1993-94 (24-6) West Georgia...... 66-65 at West Georgia...... 83-66 at Jacksonville St...... 76-87 Faulkner...... 93-75 Coach: Gary Elliott (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) at Jacksonville St...... 101-90 West Alabama...... 69-66 West Alabama...... 72-58 NCAA REGIONAL RUNNER-UP Florence, Ala. Mississippi Colllege...... 78-76 Aub.- Montgomery...... 68-54 Delta State...... 76-82 (First Federal/Pepsi Tipoff) San Francisco St...... 76-68 Delta State...... 88-75 at West Georgia...... 93-106 at UT-Martin...... 98-80 Winona State...... 120-95 (NCAA SEMIFINAL) (NCAA REGIONAL) at Troy State...... (OT) 81-76 at Mississippi College...... (OT).84-88 Mississippi College...... 62-92 Springfield, Mass. Troy, Ala. at Valdosta State...... 72-84 at Athens State...... 62-67 C. Missouri St...... (OT). 85-89 Hampton...... 94-80 Tennessee Wesleyan...... 93-61 UT-Martin...... 69-76 Valdosta State...... 69-64 at Troy State...... 93-86 (JSU Tom Roberson Coca Cola Classic) Jacksonville St...... 63-62 Troy State...... 81-97 (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) 1984-85 (15-12) Charlotte, N.C. Troy State...... 77-83 West Georgia...... 99-82 Springfield, Mass. Coach: Bill L. Jones Johnson C. Smith...... 62-67 Valdosta State...... 86-66 Jacksonville St...... 70-84 Ashland...... 92-84 Tennessee Wesleyan...... 66-59 Aub.-Montgomery...... 84-67 Fayetteville State...... 94-68 at Bethel College...... 77-78 at Delta State...... (OT).76-77 (NCAA SEMIFINAL) (GSC TOURNAMENT) at West Alabama...... 69-83 Springfield, Mass. Alabama Christian...... 99-61 Shorter College...... 93-51 Carrollton, Ga. at Delta State...... 85-83 Virginia Union...... 97-76 at Tennessee Wesleyan...... 66-61 at Delta State...... 87-81 at West Georgia...... 79-93 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 113-87 (NCAA FINAL) Athens State...... 56-55 Mississippi College...... 78-74 (Mississippi College Tournament) West Alabama...... 70-43 Springfield, Mass. 1987-88 (17-14) at Valdosta State...... 83-85 Bridgeport...... 79-72 Clinton, Miss. Mississippi College...... 74-50 Coach: Bill L. Jones at Troy State...... 77-91 Arkansas-Monticello.... (OT) 108-101 at Athens State...... 57-60 NCAA Participant UT-Martin...... 94-68 at Mississippi College...... 77-74 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 58-53 1991-92 (19-9) Alabama-Huntsville...... 93-64 Coach: Gary Elliott Purdue-Calumet...... 77-63 (River City Classic) 1989-90 (20-8) Central State (Ohio)...... 96-71 at Jacksonville St...... 65-71 (First Federal / Pepsi Tipoff) Valdosta State...... 90-70 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Coach: Gary Elliott Ferris State...... 88-91 at West Georgia ...... 64-69 at S.E. Missouri...... 63-75 (First Federal / Pepsi Tipoff) West Georgia...... 82-90 Tarleton State...... 61-53 at Henderson State...... 79-76 at Delta State...... 60-64 Southern Indiana...... 74-80 Northeast Missouri...... 80-58 at Central Arkansas...... 80-75 at Mississippi College...... 50-49 Angelo State...... 121-76 Athens State...... 80-79 Delta State...... 71-51 Athens State...... 61-72 (UAH Thanksgiving Tournament) Lincoln Memorial...... 76-64 at Athens State...... 79-71 Sam Houston St...... 76-66 Arkansas-Monticello...... 87-67 at Henderson State...... 85-78 Huntsville, Ala. Troy State...... 78-70 Miles ...... 102-61 Birmingham Southern...... 93-79 at Valdosta State...... (OT) 98-95 Shorter...... 91-61 Knoxville College...... 85-60 Valdosta State...... 50-57 at Athens State...... 71-76 Lane ...... 122-80 Delta State...... 74-95 at Troy State...... 90-81 (UAH Thanksgiving Classic) Henderson State...... 98-82 North Georgia...... 103-79 Baptist Christian...... 93-69 Central Arkansas...... 81-77 at Valdosta State...... 62-69 Huntsville, Ala. Athens State...... 87-93 West Georgia...... 66-64 UM-St. Louis...... 84-76 Shorter...... 76-67 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 105-74 at Texas Tech...... 66-90 at Athens State...... 98-71 at Lincoln Memorial...... 95-89 UT-Martin...... 61-67 at Alabama-Huntsville.....(OT) .66-58 Earl Paulk...... 97-82 Bethel College...... 72-56 Georgia College...... 76-60 Delta State...... 77-85 Jacksonville St...... 74-85 West Georgia...... 69-71 Augusta College...... 70-64 Alabama-Huntsville...... 97-61 at West Alabama...... (3 OT) 72-74 Jacksonville St...... 77-72 Jacksonville St...... 71-85 West Georgia...... 87-77 DeVry...... 127-57 at West Georgia...... 75-86 at West Alabama...... 64-66 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 96-83 Jacksonville St...... 92-91 Athens State...... 85-67 at UT-Martin...... 77-80 at West Alabama...... 72-64 (GSC TOURNAMENT) UT-Martin...... 74-83 Alabama-Huntsville...... 91-77 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Mississippi College...... 58-54 at Delta State...... (OT).85-81 at Valdosta State...... 86-74 Clinton, Miss. Valdosta, Ga. UT-Martin...... 88-63 at Valdosta St...... 70-71 at Troy State...... 75-83 at West Georgia...... 88-79 at Mississippi College...... 66-64 at Valdosta State...... 65-74 Mississippi College...... 84-81 Delta State...... (OT) 82-79 West Alabama...... (OT) 66-62 1985-86 (18-9) at Jacksonville State...... 78-70 at Valdosta State...... (OT).101-102 at Georgia College...... 96-87 (NCAA REGIONAL) Coach: Bill L. Jones at West Georgia...... 83-72 at Troy State...... 89-84 at Morehouse...... 94-93 Topeka, Kan. Tennessee Wesleyan...... 76-64 Delta State...... 82-69 at West Georgia...... 100-101 West Alabama...... 114-87 West Texas A&M...... 74-67 Bethel College...... 76-55 West Alabama...... 84-80 at Jacksonville St...... 89-96 Mississippi College...... 71-81 at Washburn...... 73-92 (Executive Rivermont Classic) Aub.-Montgomery...... 81-84 Alabama-Huntsville...... 104-67 at Jacksonville St...... 91-104 Owensboro, Ky. at Mississippi College...... 96-88 West Alabama...... 94-67 at Augusta College...... 64-77 1994-95 (20-8) Brescia College...... 84-61 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 100-92 Delta State...... 85-67 at Mississippi College...... 89-79 Coach: Gary Elliott at Kentucky Wesleyan...... 67-69 Troy State...... 97-79 at Athens State...... 72-58 at West Alabama...... 60-64 NCAA Participant Valdosta State...... 64-65 at Mississippi College...... 77-83 at Delta State...... 67-81 (First Federal/Pepsi Tipoff) at Tennessee Wesleyan...... 64-62 at UT-Martin...... 86-114 Valdosta State...... 97-79 West Georgia...... 102-86 Hillsdale...... 93-84 Valdosta State...... 73-76 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 66-62 at Delta State...... 74-77 Troy State...... 107-102 California (Pa.)...... 77-61 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Athens State...... 53-45 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at UT-Martin...... (OT) 94-99 Martin Methodist...... 69-54 Jacksonville, Ala. at Athens State...... (2 OT)...68-74 at UT-Martin...... 56-55 at Athens State...... 72-63 at Jacksonville St...... 79-108 Arkansas College...... 77-55 at Troy State...... 79-75 Lane...... 87-84 UT-Martin...... 71-80 (NCAA REGIONAL) (Missouri Western Tournament) Valdosta State...... 81-74 1992-93 (16-10) St. Joseph, Mo. Lakeland, Fla. Coach: Gary Elliott at Delta State...... 85-87 Florida Southern...... 76-99 Saginaw Valley State...... 62-81 Troy State...... 86-84 (First Federal/Pepsi Tipoff) Angelo State...... 72-70 Norfolk State...... 87-76 Lincoln...... 76-68

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Athens State...... (OT) 90-91 Southern Arkansas...... 61-53 Trevecca...... 108-68 at West Florida...... 79-64 (Gannon Tournament) Mississippi College...... 50-67 Valdosta State...... 80-78 at Lincoln Memorial...... 78-83 Erie, Pa. West Florida...... 66-74 Valdosta State...... 63-68 Slippery Rock...... 93-89 Voorhees College...... 91-84 at West Alabama...... 86-82 at Montevallo...... 83-75 at Athens State...... 66-94 at Gannon...... (OT) 75-80 at Montevallo...... 65-81 Alabama-Huntsville...... (OT) 72-68 (Missouri Southern Tournamernt) at West Georgia...... 85-89 at West Alabama...... (OT) 74-73 at West Florida...... 84-62 Joplin, Mo. at Lincoln Memorial...... 76-96 at Valdosta State...... 78-98 American University ...... 70-65 West Georgia...... 75-77 Central Arkansas...... 78-71 Henderson State...... 78-85 Lane College...... 86-69 at Athens State...... 85-65 Henderson State...... 102-91 Alabama-Huntsville...... 61-58 West Florida...... 63-54 at Central Arkansas...... 68-86 West Florida...... 63-65 at Athens State...... (OT) 81-72 at Lane College...... 64-66 at Henderson State...... 85-77 Valdosta State...... 52-55 Montevallo...... 79-82 (GSC TOURNAMENT) Head Coach Bobby Champagne Alabama-Huntsville...... 77-67 at Montevallo...... 68-64 West Alabama...... 67-61 Tupelo, Miss. 2003-08 West Georgia...... 60-61 at West Alabama...... 54-76 at West Florida...... 63-78 Delta State (N)...... 61-66 at Lincoln Memorial...... 73-77 (Record: 86-64) Valdosta State...... 76-68 at Valdosta State...... 63-86 Lincoln Memorial...... 88-66 at West Georgia...... 73-92 2001-02 (10-15) Knoxville College...... 112-61 West Georgia...... 58-66 Selma...... 101-66 Coach: Gary Elliott at West Georgia...... 74-45 Alabama-Huntsville...... 62-68 Lincoln Memorial...... 68-66 2003-04 (12-16) at Lane...... 84-82 West Alabama...... 71-60 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 64-79 Selma...... 78-63 Coach: Bobby Champagne West Florida...... 81-66 Montevallo...... 48-47 at Evangel...... 63-73 vs. Henderson State...... 58-95 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 68-57 at Lane College...... 90-81 1999-00 (17-12) at Drury...... 85-91 at Ouachita Baptist...... 64-71 at Lincoln Memorial...... 81-78 at Valdosta State...... 83-93 Coach: Gary Elliott Delta State...... 66-75 at Lane...... 73-69 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at West Florida...... 71-69 (First Southern/Pepsi Tipoff) Miles College...... 76-61 at Tuskegee...... 88-70 Florence, Ala. Lincoln Memorial...... 79-53 Miles College...... 71-57 Henderson State...... 55-67 Kennesaw State...... 62-63 West Georgia...... 66-57 Mississippi College...... 56-76 Florida Southern...... 60-71 Valdosta State...... 63-79 at Miles College ...... 75-76 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 76-71 (NCAA REGIONAL) at Southeast Missouri St...... 68-75 vs LeMoyne-Owen College...... 97-75 Warrensburg, Mo. (GSC TOURNAMENT) at Tuskegee...... 83-77 Columbus State...... 66-60 at Central Missouri State...... 75-95 Carrollton, Ga. Selma...... 87-59 Henderson State...... 82-95 (Arkansas Tech Classic) Findlay...... 67-82 at Kennesaw State...... 62-63 at Southern Indiana...... 75-93 1995-96 (24-8) Russellville, Ark. at Motevallo...... 65-83 Coach: Gary Elliott 1997-98 (10-16) Arkansas Tech...... 68-73 Alabama-Huntsville...... 57-65 vs Indianapolis...... 80-101 Christian Brothers...... 74-83 NCAA REGIONAL CHMPION Coach: Gary Elliott Central Arkansas...... 81-76 at Lincoln Memorial...... 96-88 Valdosta State...... 59-65 (First Federal/Pepsi Tipoff) (First Southern/Pepsi Tipoff) at West Alabama...... 80-63 West Florida...... 86-73 Lane ...... 97-79 LeMoyne-Owen...... 50-53 Delta State...... 66-71 West Georgia...... 71-80 at West Alabama...... 63-56 Texas A&M-Kingsville...... 83-85 Athens State...... 69-58 Arkansas Tech...... 78-58 Lane College...... 99-73 at Montevallo...... 66-78 West Florida...... 72-62 at Delta State...... 82-77 at Christian Brothers...... 79-72 at West Georgia...... 72-94 Faulkner University...... 93-86 Kentucky Wesleyan...... 44-78 Pace (N)...... 86-75 Lincoln Memorial...... 85-71 at Lincoln Memorial...... 72-63 at Indianapolis...... 86-93 Delta State...... 66-89 Montevallo...... 81-75 at Valdosta State...... 73-81 Alabama-Huntsville...... 72-75 (Kentucky Wesleyan Lane College...... 73-82 at West Florida...... 60-65 Motevallo...... 89-91 Montevallo...... 70-71 Tournanament) (Missouri-Rolla Tournament) Christian Brothers...... 86-58 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 66-63 West Alabama...... 85-62 Owensburg, Ky. Rolla, Mo. at West Georgia...... 68-64 West Alabama...... 66-73 at West Florida...... 63-52 Indiana (Pa.)...... 68-82 Lincoln University...... 104-96 Valdosta State...... 85-69 at West Georgia...... 72-75 at Valdosta State...... 64-77 Hillsdale...... 91-74 Missouri-Rolla...... 70-68 at Lane College...... 72-76 at Athens State...... 82-70 West Georgia...... 68-91 Lincoln Memorial...... 79-76 at West Florida...... (OT) 76-83 Lincoln Memorial...... 82-70 Delta State...... 84-75 Athens State...... 84-81 at Kentucky Wesleyan...... 69-95 Alabama-Huntsville...... 70-82 at Alabama Huntsville...... 80-70 Martin Methodist...... 71-56 at Valdosta State...... 56-57 at West Alabama...... 60-64 2002-03 (18-10) (GSC TOURNAMENT) Baptist Christian...... 88-63 at West Florida...... 73-88 Athens State...... 79-69 Coach: Gary Elliott Tupelo, Miss. at West Florida...... 100-71 West Alabama...... 60-72 at Montevallo...... 72-68 at Henderson State...... 71-76 Christian Brothers...... 58-64 at Valdosta State...... 83-93 Montevallo...... 67-63 West Florida...... 76-73 vs Ouachita Baptist...... 89-80 Montevallo...... 118-84 West Georgia...... 66-69 West Georgia...... 77-78 Stillman College...... 100-69 2004-05 (14-14) West Alabama...... 60-44 Lincoln Memorial...... 67-64 at Valdosta State...... 82-73 Lemoyne-Owen...... 89-75 Coach: Bobby Champagne Lincoln Memorial...... 92-75 Nova Southeastern...... 72-64 at Alabama A&M...... 84-87 at Lincoln Memorial...... 71-74 Miles Colleg...... 73-63 West Georgia...... 87-75 Stillman...... 99-89 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 60-61 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 64-69 at Valdosta State...... 49-64 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 70-61 Southern Indiana...... 78-75 Athens State...... 65-81 West Alabama...... 86-63 Tuskegee University...... 93-87 at Athens State...... 78-76 Kentucky Wesleyan...... 64-62 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at Findlay...... 78-84 Valdosta State...... (OT) 76-72 at Montevallo...... 82-72 vs Miles...... 76-81 Cleveland, Miss. vs Virginia Union...... 78-80 West Florida...... 86-74 at West Alabama...... 72-69 vs Lemoyne-Owen...... 71-63 Delta State...... 72-65 at Winston Salem State...... 74-65 at West Alabama...... 79-64 at Lane College...... 82-93 at Delta State...... 73-71 at Lincoln Memorial...... 70-72 West Florida...... 75-70 Lincoln Memorial...... 65-62 West Florida...... 73-61 at Columbus State...... 103-101 at West Georgia...... 81-96 Valdosta State...... 93-84 Henderson State...... 61-67 West Alabama...... 82-57 at Montevallo...... 88-100 Ouachita Baptist...... 69-75 Alabama A&M...... 93-85 at West Georgia...... 85-82 at Ouachita Baptist...... 86-96 Alabama-Huntsville...... 71-59 2000-01 (17-10) Athens State...... 92-79 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at West Georgia...... 63-68 Lane...... 93-100 at Lincoln Memorial...... 74-93 Coach: Gary Elliott at West Florida...... 69-75 at Christian Brothers...... 79-89 Cleveland, Miss. (First Southern/Pepsi Tipoff) Mississippi College...... 92-75 Alabama-Huntsville...... 82-89 at Lincoln Memorial...... 66-80 at Montevallo...... 63-81 at Delta State...... 80-65 St. Andrews...... 103-70 Valdosta State...... 75-70 at West Alabama...... 93-86 (NCAA REGIONAL) 1998-99 (14-12) Carson Newman...... 66-58 Lane...... 84-79 Valdosta State...... 59-53 Rolla, Mo. Coach: Gary Elliott at Montevallo...... 86-63 West Florida...... 62-60 Delta State...... 78-69 (First Southern/Pepsi Tipoff) Tuskegee...... 95-59 Alabama-Huntsville...... 53-58 at Lincoln Memorial...... 65-79 Texas A&M-Kingsville...... 85-80 Bowie State...... 104-63 (TVA Federal Credit Union Thanks- at West Alabama...... 81-72 at West Georgia...... 88-109 at Missouri-Rolla...... 92-80 Henderson State...... 58-54 giving Classic) West Georgia...... 86-84 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 54-76 (NCAA QUARTERFINAL) Miles College...... 68-59 at Delta State...... 78-92 Florida Gulf Coast...... 90-83 Louisville, Ky. Henderson State...... 75-57 at West Florida...... 90-101 Fort Hays State...... 68-71 Talladega ...... 81-71 West Florida...... 72-65 (Southern Indiana Tournament) at Athens State...... 95-78 at Valdosta State...... 74-79 Evansville, Ind. at Delta State...... 68-69 Montevallo...... 82-78 West Alabama...... 89-75 1996-97 (16-11) Armstrong Atlantic...... 77-82 Selma...... 89-60 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 56-64 Montevallo...... 85-90 Lincoln Memorial...... 77-72 Coach: Gary Elliott Saginaw Valley...... 56-57 at Valdosta State...... 78-72 (GSC TOURNAMENT) (First Federal/Pepsi Tipoff) Lane College...... 100-81 Tupelo, Miss. West Georgia...... 96-83 Alabama-Huntsville...... 93-99 Tuskegee...... 86-64 Selma...... 97-62 at Henderson State...... 65-68 Harding...... 66-88 Lake Superior State...... 74-58 (GSC TOURNAMENT) at Delta State...... 67-86 Montevallo...... 8-72 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 61-70 Tupelo, Miss. (West Florida Classic) Ouachita Baptist...... 58-73 Lane College...... 88-86 Lincoln Memorial...... 104-66 Athens State...... 99-65 Pensacola, Fla. (Mississippi College Tournament) Barry...... 73-64 West Alabama...... 69-72 Clinton, Miss. St. Leo...... 87-67 at West Georgia...... 65-71 Athens State...... 91-74

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2005-06 (18-11) Delta State...... 91-78 Fred Aldridge 50, 51 Bobby Broadfoot 53 Gene Crocker 63, 64 Coach: Bobby Champagne at Southern Arkansas...... 77-63 (Florence, Ala.) (Warrior, Ala.) at Stillman...... 93-97 at Harding...... 85-88 Charles Brown 64 at Kentucky Wesleyan...... 91-81 Arkansas Tech...... 90-100 Tommy Allen 54 (Cullman, Ala.) Ricky Crocker 67 Stillman...... 83-72 at Clayton State...... 83-66 (Decatur, Ala.) Donell Brundidge 74, 75 Jack Crowe 59 Harding...... 78-86 at Lynn...... 79-62 vs Miles...... 87-78 at Northern Kentucky...... 73-76 Don Allison 65 (Niagra Falls, N.Y.) (Decatur, Ala.) at LeMoyne-Owen...... 90-77 Harding...... 99-84 (Carbon Hill, Ala.) Josh Bryant 04 Maurice Crowley 00, 01 Delta State...... 95-89 at Arkansas Tech...... 94-74 A Danny Anderson 03, 04 (Moulton, Ala.) (Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.) Christian Brothers...... 94-83 Carver Bible College...... 119-91 at Harding...... 92-99 at West Florida...... 80-77 (Elkmont, Ala.) Johnny Buckmon 80, 81 Charles Cunningham 72, 73 at Central Arkansas...... 82-72 at Valdosta State...... 86-92 Arthur Andrews 67, 68, 69 (Florence, Ala.) (Aliceville, Ala.) at Nova Southeastern...... 91-92 Montevallo...... 79-71 (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) at Florida Gulf Coast...... 82-78 West Alabama...... 87-66 H.L. Burcham 49 Doug Curry 70, 71, 72, 73 Central Arkansas...... 79-77 Alabama-Huntsville...... 82-86 Greg Armstead 87, 88, 89 Tom Burcham 57 (Dayton, Ohio) Montevallo...... 72-75 at West Georgia...... 101-88 (Sheffield, Ala.) (Mount Hope, Ala.) West Alabama...... 104-81 Concordia-Selma...... 83-63 at Valdosta State...... 74-79 at Montevallo...... 109-99 Jimmy Armstrong 77, 78 Max Burleson 56, 57 Jerry Daily 65 at West Florida...... 100-84 at West Alabama...... 86-68 (Birmingham, Ala.) (Hackleburg, Ala.) (Russellville, Ala.) at Lincoln Memorial ...... 94-84 Valdosta State...... 94-82 Raymond Armstrong 50 Johnny Bush 55, 56, 57 Wendyl Daniel 92, 93 West Georgia...... 99-107 West Florida...... 88-66 Alabama-Huntsville...... 75-87 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 66-56 (Sheffield, Ala.) (Trinidad, West Indies) West Florida...... 99-83 West Georgia...... 69-64 Mike Bacon 67,70,71 Earl Darby 51 Valdosta State...... 82-90 (GSC TOURNAMENT) (Tuscumbia, Ala.) George Calich 51,52,53,54 DRonald Darby 78, 79 at West Alabama...... 83-80 Southaven, Miss. at Montevallo...... 81-80 vs Arkansas-Monticello...... 87-69 Tommy Barnes 66,67 (Fairmont, W.Va.) (Sheffield, Ala.) Lincoln Memorial...... 108-107 vs Christian Brothers...... 69-80 (Murphreesboro, Tenn.) Joemal Campbell 07 Bobby Davis 96 at West Georgia...... 99-94 (NCAA REGIONAL) at Alabama-Huntsville...... 85-84 Lakeland, Fla. Lane Barnett 95 (Holly Springs, Ala.) (Tallahassee, Fla.) (GSC TOURNAMENT) vs Christian Brothers...... 72-71 B (Killen, Ala.) Anthony Candlish 93,94,95 Curtis Davis 94 Tupelo, Miss. vs Ouachita Baptist ...... 99-93 Marcus Barham 05 (Indianapolis, Ind.) (Birmingham, Ala.) vs Arkansas Monticello...... 62-81 vs Benedict...... 97-75 C (NCAA REGIONAL) (NCAA ELITE EIGHT) (Bloomington, Ind.) Royal Carpenter 68 Eric Davis 90 Springfield, Mass. Cleveland, Miss. Quinn Beckwith 07, 08 (Hatton, Ala.) (Valdosta, Ga) vs Arkansas Monticello...... 81-90 vs Bentley...... 92-102 (Tuscumbia, Ala.) Andrew Chesney 08 Jerry Davis 66 2006-07 (15-14) Truman Beggs 54 (Birmingham, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) Coach: Bobby Champagne Lynn...... 94-84 (Decatur, Ala.) Wilton Chism 55, 56 Jimmy Davis 53 Southern Arkansas...... 94-70 Anthony Bell 97,98,99 (Fulton, Miss) (Rogersville, Ala.) at Nova Southeastern...... 107-108 (Birmingham, Ala.) Gerald Choice 95 Joe Davis 75 vs Barry University...... 69-71 Clayton State...... 74-80 Kenneth Bell 82,83 (Perry, Fla.) (Lewisburg, Tenn.) at Delta State...... 84-90 (Montevallo, Ala.) Tony Clanton 89, 90 Mario Davis 98, 99 at Harding...... 96-103 Reprobatus Bibbs 05, 06 (Florence, Ala.) (Birmingham, Ala.) at Arkansas-Tech...... 79-78 Harding...... 79-68 (Courtland, Ala.) Jerry Clayton 59, 60 Joe Deegan 06, 07, 08 at Christian Brothers...... 94-107 Bob Billingham 69,72 Hulan Cockrell 49 (Sheffield, Ala.) at Ouchita Baptist...... 98-94 Arkansas Tech...... 94-91 (Florence, Ala.) Brent Colglazier 04 Tyrone Dennis 00, 01 at Southern Arkansas...... 64-79 Ken Blackstock 68 (Russellville, Ala.) (St. Louis, Mo.) Northern Kentucky...... 94-100 (Florence, Ala.) Phil Collins 07, 08 Shane Dempsey 05 Ouchita Baptist...... 78-64 at Montevallo...... 101-94 Stanley Blue 84, 85 (Sydney, Australia) (Gurley, Ala.) at West Alabama...... 69-79 (Memphis, Tenn.) Robert Combs 67 Tommy Dodd 64, 65, 66 Valdosta State...... 77-63 Otis Boddie 77, 78, 79, 80 (Owensboro, Ky.) (Pisgah, Ala.) West Florida...... 89-60 at West Georgia...... 73-81 (Florence, Ala.) Louis Conner 72, 73 Kirt Dolly 93,94 at Alabama-Huntsville...... 92-88 Andy Bolding 65, 66, 67 (Lewisburg, Tenn.) (Decatur Ala.) at West Florida...... 85-78 (Cherokee, Ala.) at Valdosta State...... 65-73 Danny Cook 53 Tony Dorsey 91 West Alabama...... 109-85 Dan Boling 59 (New Carlisle, Ohio) (Atlanta, Ga.) Montevallo...... 95-98 (Cherokee, Ala.) Jimmy Cooper 71, 72 Ricky Duff 02 West Georgia...... 80-84 Alabama-Huntsville...... 89-73 John Bostick 53, 54, 55, 56 (Grant, Ala.) (Los Angeles, Calif.) (GSC TOURNAMENT) (Winfield, Ala.) Scott Cooper 92, 93 Kenneth Dumas 83, 84 Southaven, Miss. vs Christian Brothers...... 78-71 Carlton Bowling 65 (Memphis , Tenn.) (Bessemer, Ala.) vs Montevallo...... 71-98 (Union Hill, Ala.) Freddie Copeland 76, 77 Paul Bradley 99, 00, 01, 02 (Booneville, Miss.) John Easley 96, 97 2007-08(27-9) Coach: Bobby Champagne (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) Freddie Copeland 05 (Cleveland, Miss.) (Disney Tipoff Classic) Jerry Bragwell 57 (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) Dabbs Earnest 59, 60, 61, 62 Lake Buena Vista, Fla. vs. Winona State...... 82-88 (Belgreen, Ala.) Luke Copeland 02, 03, (Winfield, Ala.) vs. Assumption...... 78-85 George Bretherick 52 04, 05 Max Earwood 51, 52, 53, 54 vs. Philadelphia...... 90-62 (Florence, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) E (Florence, Ala.) (Marriott Shoals Hoops Classic) Florence, Ala. Jarvis Brewer 50 Ricky Corker 66 Lowell Edmonds 66, 69 Nova Southeastern...... 78-68 Joel Brewer 49, 50, 51 (Vigor, Ala.) (Grant, Ala.) Miles College...... 87-82 Pat Brewer 49, 50 ,51 ,56 Coleman Crawford 74, 75 Joe Edwards 60, 61, 62, 63 Blue Mountain...... 122-89 Eartis Bridges 92,93 (Henderson, N.C.) (Decatur, Ala.) Southern Arkansas...... 78-72 (Monticello, Miss)

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Zack Edwards 95 A.J. Gordon 05, 06 Cliff Holoday 54 Pervis Key 02, 03, 04, 05 Danny McDaniel 61,62 (Ozark, Ala.) (Aiken, SC) Randy Hooganboom 68 (Courtland, Ala.) (Hamilton, Ala.) Greg Epps 85, 86 James Graham 81, 82 (Elkhart, Ind.) David King 72, 73, 74 Tim McGee 65 (Jackson, Miss.) (Russellville, Ala.) Casey Holt 04, 05, 06, 08 (Tuscumbia, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) Ronald Estes 51 Damian Grant 97, 98 (Culleoka, Tenn.) John Kitchens 56 Lawrence McGregor Phillip Eubanks 75, 76 (Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. Herbert Hooks 78,79 Larry Kowalski 72,73,74,75 52,53,54 (Boaz, Ala.) Franklin Gray 52 (Florence, Ala.) (Parma, Ohio) (Hatton, Ala.) Carl Evans 51, 52 (Harvest, Ala.) Martin Huggins 05 Bob Kreglow 62 Bobby McKenzie 59, 60 (Woodville, Ala.) Desmond Greer 96 (Atlanta, Ga.) (St. Paris, Ohio) (Tuscumbia, Ala.) Max Ezell 49, 50 (Dallas, Tex.) Patrick Hughes 89 Jacob McKissack 06 Larry Grissom 65, 66, 67 (Killen, Ala.) Eric Lacy 91 (Leoma, Tenn.) Don Faint 68, 69, 70, 71 (Tuscumbia, Ala.) Harold Humphrey 75, 76 (Columbia, Tenn.) Andrew McNeal 04 (Huntsville, Ala.) James Grooms 53 (Birmingham, Ala.) Duke LaGuerre 00, 01 (Greenville, Miss.) Patrick Fairley 92, 93 (Athens, Ala.) Doug Hunter 07, 08 (Atlanta, Ga.) (Waco, Tex) Richard Gurley 66, 67 (Bel Air, M.D.) Robert Land 59, 60 Greg Mabry 00, 01 Ross Feltman 58, 59 (Somerville, Ala.) Joe Hyche 61 L (Cullman, Ala.) (Senatobia, Miss.) F (Hamilton, Ala.) Esmir Guzonjic 06, 07 Tellus Langford 96, 97 Floyd Macon 89, 90 Price Fergerson 54 (Sarajevo, Bosnia) Euel James 54 (Huntsville, Ala.) (Dallas, Tex.) (Mount Hope, Ala.) (Danville, Ala.) Scotty Lankford 59, 60 Art Mankin 84, 85 Craig Flowers 94 Benny Hale 69 Kenneth Jackson 54 (Scottsboro, Ala.) M (Brunswick, Ohio) (Orlando, Fla.) (Gadsden, Ala.) (Decatur, Ala.) Gerald Lavender Todd Markham 87,88,89,90 Bobby Forsythe 53 David Hall 55 Sherrod Jackson 96, 97 77,78,79,80 (Brilliant, Ala.) Paul Fowler 64, 65, 66 (Woodville, Ala) J (Montgomery, Ala.) (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) John Marsh 64 (Union Hill, Ala.) Eddie Hammonds 56 Greg Jarmon 81, 82, 83, 84 Trey Lawrence 95, 96, 97 (Sheffield, Ala.) Thomas Fraise 08 HLester Harbin 00 (Florence, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) Jeremiah Marshall 03, 04 (New Orleans, La.) (Southfield, Mich.) Courtney Jeffries 02 Jim Ledbetter 62, 63 (Nashville, Tenn.) Waide Franklin 95 Charles Hardy 57 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) (Hartselle, Ala.) Sedrick Martin 94 (Gadsden, Ala.) (Falkville, Ala.) Mike Jemison 76 Tommy Ledbetter 69, 70, 71 (Dothan, Ala.) Charley Frederick 57, 58 Darryl Hardy 88, 90, 91, 92 (Birmingham, Ala.) (Hartselle, Ala.) Steve Martin 86,87,89,90 Eddie Frost 57, 58, 60, 61 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Harold Jennings 59 Kevin Ledoux 93, 94 (Selma, Ala.) (Sheffield, Ala.) Sam Hardy 50, 51, 52, 53 (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) (Nashua, N.H.) Roger Mathis 70 (Phil Campbell, Ala.) Mark Jent 88, 89, 90 Harris Lendor 95, 96 (Decatur, Ala.) Anthony Gamble 90 ED Harris 96 (Summertown, Tenn.) (Trinidad, West Indies) Jack Meeks 66 (Booneville, Miss.) (Buffalo, NY) Jack Johnson 73, 74, 75 Mike Linville 69, 70 (Huntsville, Ala.) Kenny Gamble 99 Robert Harris 84, 85, 86, 87 (Florence, Ala.) (Scottsboro, Ala.) Ronnie Meeks 67 (Lakeland, Fla.) (Huntsville, Ala.) James Johnson 49,50 Pat Lewallen 78, 79, 80 Daunielle Miller 01, 02 Lanny Gamble 57 Richard Hartry 75, 76, 77 (Center Point, Tenn.) (Huntsville, Ala.) (Kellyton, Ala.) G (Oneonta, Ala) (Milledge, Ala.) Kenny Johnson 07, 08 Darin Liles 91 Dennis Miller 94 Toby Gamble 07 Don Heidorn 58, 59, 60 (Plaquemine, La.) (Town Creek, Ala.) (Watseka, Ill.) (Birmingham, Ala) (Donnelsville, Ohio) Ricky Johnson 89, 90,91,92 Billy Llewellyn 53 George Miller 57, 58 Reginald Garner 82 JoJo Hendrix 83 (Florence, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) (Rogersville, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) (Birmingham, Ala.) Bill Jones 55, 56, 57 Anthony Lloyd 98 Tommy Minor 83, 84 Eddie Garrett 99 Wiley Henley 92 (Levington, Ala.) (Brookhaven, Miss.) (Detroit, Mich.) (Alpine, Ala.) (Griffin, Ga.) Chad Jones 03, 04 Sam Logan 85, 86 Gary Mitchell 80, 81 Larry Gautney 64 Scott Herbert 68,69,70,71 (Morgan City, La.) (Abbeville, Miss.) (Danville, Va.) (Florence, Ala. ) (Danville, Ala.) Jimmy Jones 70, 71, 72, 73 Pete Lowe 05, 06 Kevin Mitchell 03 Isaac Gay 08 Joe Herrin 55 (Russelville, Ala.) (Nettleton, Miss.) (Florence, Ala.) (Baton Rouge, La.) (Huntsville, Ala.) Lewis Jones 85 Kyle Mitchell 03 Mitch Gholston 83, 84, Billy Hill 77, 78, 79 (Memphis, Tenn.) Roy McBee 57, 58 (Florence, Ala.) 85, 86 (Birmingham, Ala.) Rick Jones 66, 67, 68 ,69 (Berrien Springs, Mich.) Bobby Montgomery 78,79 (Birmingham, Ala.) Harlon Hill 51 (Franklin, Ky.) Calvin McCaa 99 c (Tuscumbia, Ala.) Rod Gilmore 85, 86, 87, 88 (Killen, Ala.) (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Pep Mock 82 (Birmingham, Ala.) Frank Hilton 95 Carlton Kelly 57 Mickey McCaleb 61 (Leeds, Ala.) John Gladness 82, 83 (Avon Park, Fla.) (Rogersville, Ala.) MTrent McCants 08 Dan Moore 66, 67 (Birmigham, Ala.) Neil Hodge 66 Russ Kennamore 98 (Valley, Ala.) (Gadsden, Ala.) Terry Gladney 64 (Russelville, Ala.) (Adamsville, Tenn. Duren McClesky 49, 50 Garry Moore 77, 78, 79, 80 (Loretto, Tenn.) Richard Hodges 65 Doug Key 62, 63, 64, 65 Tim McCormick 78,79,80,81 (Huntsville, Ala.) James Glass 52 Kyle Holladay 59 K (Carbon Hill, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) Mike Morgan 74 (Haleyville, Ala.) (Danville, Ala.) Randy Key 64, 65 Mike McCulloch 72, 73 (Richwood, Ohio) Daz Goodman 02, 04 Ronnie Holland 62 (Carbon Hill, Ala.) (Russellville, Ala.) Tim Morgan 77, 78, 79 (Columbia, Tenn.) (Tuscumbia, Ala.) (Danville, Ala.)

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Nate Morris 92, 93, 94 Erric Smith 91, 92 Larry Terry 64, 65, 66 Sherra Whetstone (Columbus, Miss.) Tom Rains 61, 62, 63, 64 (Covington, Ga.) (Moulton, Ala.) 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 Thomas Morris 05,06,07,08 (Albertville, Ala.) John Smith 52 Morris Tharp 63, 64 (Goodwater, Ala.) (Huntsville, Ala.) Rex Rayfield 57, 58 Larry Smith 68, 69, 70, 71 (Russellville, Ala.) Mike Whitaker 74 Paul Musser 79 (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) (Florence, Ala.) Fred Thomas 51, 52, 57 (Anderson, Ind.) (Hollywood, Fla.) RJack Redwine 57 Wayne Smith 60 (Scottsboro, Ala.) George White 58, 59, 60, 61 Craig Myers 94 (Cherokee, Ala.) Mark Smith 80 Anthony Thornton 81, 82 (Hartselle, Ala.) (Wewahitchka, Fla.) Anthony Reid 86, 87, 88 (Muncie, Ind.) (Birmingham, Ala.) Dewey Whitfield 68 Herman Myers 49 (Muscle, Shoals, Ala.) Nolan Smith 62 Steve Thrasher 60,61,62,63 (Booneville, Miss.) Brian Richardson 98,99,00,01 (Russellville, Ala.) (Moulton, Ala.) Troy Whisenant 68 Milton Nance 06, 07 (Tallahassee, Fla.) Sherrill Smith 54 Prince Thompson 06 (Lacey Spring, Ala.) (Killen, Ala.) Montrel Richardson 04 (Cullman, Ala.) (Tupelo, Miss.) Jermaine Willform 94 Carlos Nelson 89 (Anniston, Ala.) Steve Smith 97 Gary Tibbetts 81, 82 (Farmington, Iowa) (Theodore, Ala.) Lincoln Roach 92, 93 (Yuma, Ariz.) (Ozark, Ala.) Allen Williams 90, 91 Paul Nelson 49 (Trinidad, West Indies) Winford Smith 49, 50, 51 Luther Tiggs 86, 87, 88 (Clearwater, Fla.) NRonnie Nelson 83 Darnell Robinson 93 Robert Sorenson 92 (Russellville, Ala.) Barry “Buck” Williams 86, (Florence, Ala.) (Anderson, Ind.) (Ft.Walton Beach, Fla.) Lamar Tillery 59 87, 88, 89 Larry Nevels 62, 64 Larry Rockhill 68, 69 James Spencer 88,89,90,92 (Birmingham, Ala.) (Athens, Ala.) (Scottsboro, Ala.) (Haleyville, Ala.) (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Tommy Tomlinson 57 Corey Williams 96 Louis Newsome 88, 89 Alton Romine 52, 53, 54, 55 Orlando Springer 03, 04 (Danville, Ala.) (Brooklyn, NY) (Cherokee, Ala.) (Rogersville, Ala.) (Nashville, Tenn.) Parks Tubbs 62 Lucky Williams 06 Matt Noah 99 Ronnie Romine 57,58,59,60 Fred Stafford 90, 91 (Scottsboro, Ala.) (Lagos, Nigeria) (Muscle Shoals) (Rogersville, Ala.) (Rienzi, Miss.) Hills Tucker 51, 52 Mike Williams 75 Jim Romkey 84 Maurice Stafford 83, 84 (Decatur, Ala.) (Baton Rouge, La) Perry Oden 78, 79 (Sarasota, Fla.) (Biggersville, Miss.) Greg Tyon 81, 82, 83, 84 Robert Williams 89 (Alabaster, Tenn.) Daryl Royster 86, 87 Mike Stafford 74 (Florence, Ala.) (Eustis, Fla.) Albert Owens 79, 80, 81, 82 (Pensacola, Fla.) (Tipp City, Ohio) Rudy Williams 02, 03 (Hueytown, Ala.) Cecil Ruth 67, 68, 69 Hoyt Staggs 60, 61 Doug Underwood 92 (Florence, Ala.) (Clevland, Tenn.) Butch Stanphil 68, 69 (Shaker Heights,Ohio) Casey Willis 97, 98, 99, 00 O (Trenton, Ga.) Gene Ruthledge 56 (Blue Ridge, Ga.) Jim Parker 64 (Sweetwater, Tenn.) Don Stanford 60 Tom Willis 70 (Sheffield, Ala.) Pat Stanley 74, 75, 76 Carl Wilmer 90, 91 Javier Palacios 05 Lionel Sackey 99, 00, 01 (Decatur, Ala.) U (Marksville, La.) (Panama City, Panama) (Orange Park, Fla.) Ronnie Stapler 69 Connie Vaughn 74,75,76,77 Rob Wilson 98 Ralph Palmer 53, 54 C.E. Sanders 52 (Huntsville, Ala.) (Guntersville, Ala.) (Ft. Payne, Ala.) P(Hamilton, Ala.) (Trenton, Ala.) Jose Steed 75 Louis Vaughn 66, 67 Bobby Woodall 53, 53 Charles Patterson 85, 86, 87 Steve Sanders 77, 78 (Henderson, N.C.) (Huntsville, Ala.) (Decatur, Ala.) (Birmingham, Ala.) S(Stevenson, Ala.) Jay Stejskal 70, 71, 72, 73 Ricky Vaughn 77 Stephen Woodson 94, 95 Terry Patterson 82, 86, 87 Wally Sanders 57, 58, 59 (North Royalton, Ohio) V (Guntersville, Ala.) (Richland, Ga.) (Florence, Ala.) (Eva, Ala.) Anthony Steward 00 Alex Veasley 03 Sherman Wyckoff 87, 88 Philip Perre 02 Yonnes Sanders 99 (Detroit, Mich.) (Huntsville, Ala.) (Beaumont, Texas) (London, England) (Jeffersonville, Ill.) James Stone 98 Junior Vernon 52 Billy Pilgram 49 Winfrey Sanderson 57,58,59 (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) Larry Vinson 77, 78 Stefan Pittner 01 (Florence, Ala.) Dusko Stojnic 08 (Columbus, Ga.) (Florence, Ala.) Joe Shaw 51, 53, 54, 55 (Gradiska, Bosnia) Jerrell Vinson 05, 07 Jeremy Pounders 01, 02 (Upper Darby, Pa.) Steve Streeter 72 (Decatur, Ala.) (Moulton, Ala.) Jim Sibley 53 (Huntsville, Ala.) Hoyt Powell 54 Don Shotts 53, 54, 55, 56 Roy Strickland 56 Chris Waldrep 94,95, 96, 97 (Decatur, Ala.) (Hodges, Ala.) (Fulton, Miss.) (Moulton, Ala.) Darren Price 00, 01, 02 Kevin Simmons 91 Jeff Suggs 86 Horace Warren 83, 84, 85 (Morganfield, Ky.) (Crescent City, Fla.) (Tuscumbia, Ala.) (Birmingham, Ala.) Jack Price 57, 58 Tony Simmons 03 Eric Summers 99 Perry Warren 62, 63 (Florence, Ala.) (Fayetteville, NC) (Detroit, Mich.) W (Huntsville, Ala.) Wayne Simms 55, 56 Rick Watts 95 (Huntsville, Ala.) Bobby Tate 68, 69 (Bay Minette, Ala.) Charles Quillen 55 Nate Slaughter 02 (Killen, Ala.) Earl Webb 51, 52 (Florence, Ala.) (Florence, Ala.) Donnie Taylor 80, 81 (Hanceville, Ala.) Bill Smith 55 (Huntsville, Ala.) Byron West 62, 63 Carlos Smith 96, 97 Stace Tedford 97, 98 (Sylvania, Ala.) Q (Palmetto, Ga.) T (Decatur, Ala.) Willie West 73, 74, 75, 76 (Headland, Ala.)

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NAIA ALL-AMERICAN 1992-93...... Nate Morris GSC EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1961-62...... Doyle “Dabbs” Earnest 1992-93...... Anthony Candlish 1994-95...... Harris Lendor 1993-94...... Nate Morris ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICAN 1994-95...... Lane Barnett GSC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Honorable Mention 2000-01...... Brian Richardson 1983-84...... Robert “Tamp” Harris 1978-79...... Otis Boddie 2001-02...... Paul Bradley 1996-97...... Sherra Whetstone First-Team 2006-07...... Kenny Johnson 1979-80...... Otis Boddie ALL-SOUTH REGION ALL-GSC TOURNAMENT 1988-89...... Louis Newsome DIVISION II BULLETIN ALL-AMERICAN 2007-08...... Thomas Fraise 1989-90...... Steve Martin Honorable Mention 1994-95...... Harris Lendor 2007-08...... Casey Holt GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE 1998-99...... Kenny Gamble PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2002-03...... Rudy Williams ALL-GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE 1983-84...... Jan. 10...... Maurice Stafford 2004-05...... A.J. Gordon 1971-72...... Jimmy Jones 1989-90...... Jan. 30...... Allen Williams 2006-07...... Milton Nance 1972-73...... Charles Cunningham 1989-90...... Feb. 27...... Anthony Gamble 1972-73...... Jimmy Jones 1990-91...... Jan. 29...... Tony Dorsey DAKTRONICS ALL-SOUTH REGION 1973-74...... Coleman Crawford 1990-91...... Feb. 5...... Allen Williams 2007-08...... Casey Holt (1st team) 1974-75...... Coleman Crawford 1990-91...... Feb. 26...... Tony Dorsey 1975-76...... Richard Hartry 1990-91...... Mar. 4...... Carl Wilmer NABC ALL-SOUTH REGION 1976-77...... Freddie Copeland 1991-92...... Jan. 21...... Eartis Bridges 2007-08...... Casey Holt (1st team) 1977-78...... Otis Boddie 1991-92...... Jan. 28...... Erric Smith 1978-79...... Otis Boddie 1992-93...... Jan. 12...... Nate Morris ALL REGION TOURNAMENT 1979-80...... Otis Boddie 1993-94...... Feb. 6...... Waide Franklin 1993-94...... Dennis Miller 1979-80...... Gerald Lavender 1993-94...... Feb. 20...... Harris Lendor 1993-94...... Nate Morris 1980-81...... Johnny Buckmon 1995-96...... Jan. 8...... Corey Williams 1995-96...... Bobby Davis 1980-81...... Robert Taylor 1995-96...... Feb. 12...... Harris Lendor 1995-96...... Harris Lendor 1980-81...... Albert Owens 1997-98...... Dec. 9...... James Stone 1995-96...... Corey Williams (MVP) 1981-82...... Gary Tibbetts 1997-98...... Feb. 3...... Damian Grant 2007-08...... Thomas Fraise (MVP) 1982-83...... Maurice Stafford 1999-00...... Feb. 16...... Duke LaGuerre 2007-08...... Casey Holt 1983-84...... Maurice Stafford 2000-01...... Nov. 29...... Maurice Crowley 1983-84...... Tommy Minor 2001-02...... Jan. 16...... Phillip Perre NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 1987-88...... Louis Newsome 2002-03...... Jan. 15...... Rudy Williams ALL-TOURNAMENT 1988-89...... Louis Newsome 2002-03...... Feb. 12...... Chad Jones 1976-77...... Otis Boddie 1989-90...... Steve Martin 2003-04...... Mar. 1...... Danny Anderson 1978-79...... Perry Oden, MVP 1990-91...... Allen Williams 2004-05...... Dec. 1...... A.J. Gordon 1978-79...... Ron Darby 1990-91...... Carl Wilmer 2004-05...... Feb. 28...... Reprobatus Bibbs 1979-80...... Johnny Buckmon 1991-92...... Eartis Bridges 2005-06...... Nov. 22...... A.J. Gordon 1983-84...... Robert “Tamp” Harris 1992-93...... Eartis Bridges 2005-06...... Dec. 7...... Esmir Guzonjic 1990-91...... Fred Stafford 1993-94...... Curtis Davis 2005-06...... Dec. 21...... A.J. Gordon 1990-91...... Allen Williams 1993-94...... Dennis Miller 2006-07...... Dec. 6...... Quinn Beckwith 1990-91...... Carl Wilmer 1994-95...... Anthony Candlish 2006-07...... Jan. 31...... Milton Nance 1994-95...... Harris Lendor 2006-07...... Feb. 7...... Esmir Guzonjic GSC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1994-95...... Stephen Woodson 2006-07...... Feb. 14...... Milton Nance 1976-77, 1980-81, 1983-84 1995-96...... Harris Lendor 2006-07...... Feb. 26...... Esmir Guzonjic 1993-94, 1995-96 1995-96...... Corey Williams 2007-08...... Nov. 20...... Casey Holt 1997-98...... Damian Grant 2007-08...... Nov. 28...... Casey Holt GSC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS 1998-99...... Kenny Gamble 2007-08...... Dec. 12...... Thomas Fraise 1980-81, 1983-84, 1987-88 1999-00...... Maurice Crowley 2007-08...... Dec. 19...... Kenny Johnson 1993-94, 1995-96 2000-01...... Lionel Sackey 2007-08...... Jan. 16...... Thomas Fraise 2000-01...... Maurice Crowley 2007-08...... Feb. 6...... Casey Holt NAIA TOURNAMENTS 2001-02...... Ricky Duff 2007-08...... Feb. 20...... Thomas Fraise 1959-60, 1961-62 2002-03...... Rudy Williams 2006-07...... Esmir Guzonjic GSC COACH OF THE YEAR NCAA TOURNAMENTS 2007-08...... Casey Holt 1979-80...... Bill Jones 1976-77, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81 1983-84, 2007-08...... Quinn Beckwith 1983-84...... Bill Jones 1987-88, 1990-91, 1993-94 1994-95, 1995-96, 1993-94...... Gary Elliott 2005-06, 2007-08 SECOND-TEAM ALL-GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE NABC/KODAK NCAA DIVISION II NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2002-03...... Chad Jones NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1976-77, 1978-79, 1979-80 2003-04...... Chad Jones 1990-91...... Gary Elliott 1980-81, 1983-84, 1990-91 2004-05...... Reprobatus Bibbs 1995-96, 2007-08 2005-06...... A.J. Gordon NABC/NCAA DIVISION II 2006-07...... Milton Nance REGION COACH OF THE YEAR NCAA FINAL FOUR 2007-08...... Thomas Fraise 2007-08...... Bobby Champagne 1976-77, 1978-79, 1979-80 1983-84, 1990-91 ACADEMIC ALL-GSC GSC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1978-79...... Pat Lewallen 1973-74...... Coleman Crawford NCAA CHAMPIONS 1978-79...... Tim Morgan 1979-80...... Otis Boddie 1978-79, 1990-91 1981-82...... Gary Tibbetts 1983-84...... Maurice Stafford 1986-87 ...... Todd Markham 1987-88...... Todd Markham GSC EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1988-89...... Todd Markham 1994-95...... Harris Lendor 1989-90...... Tony Clanton 2007-08...... Casey Holt

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 42 LION ALL-AMERICANS

ALL-AMERICAN ALL-AMERICAN DOYLE “DABBS” EARNEST OTIS BODDIE 1961-62 1979-80

UNA’s first All-American, Dabbs scored a career total 1,840 points Otis Boddie is one of the most outstanding players ever to play on for a 17.6 point per game average. He ranks second on UNA’s ca- the NCAA Division II level. During his four years at UNA, the Lions reer scoring list and still holds the highest single-season point total made three trips to the NCAA Final Four and claimed the national in UNA history with 625 points in 1962. He is the only UNA player championship in 1979. The team’s record during Boddie’s four years to ever score over 600 points in a season. Dabbs was the scoring at UNA was an impressive 84-35. Boddie is UNA’s all-time leading leader in 1960, 1961 and 1962, averaging 17.5, 18.1 and 24 points scorer with 1,963 career points and an average of 16.8 points per respectively. He led the Lions to the NAIA National Tournament in game. He led UNA in scoring four straight years with single-season Kansas City, Mo., in 1960 and 1962, but they lost opening round totals of 485, 382, 597 and 499. He was Gulf South Conference games to Hamline and St. Cloud State. He holds the UNA single- Player of the Year in 1980 and was an all-conference pick in 1978, game record for most field goals made (20), single-season marks 1979 and 1980. He holds four GSC records , including marks for for highest scoring average (24.03), most rebounds (363), most field free throws attempted in a game (23) and free throws made in a goal attempts (497), most field goals made (243), most free throws game (19). Otis scored a career high 38 points against Nicholls attempted (202) and most free throws made (150), and career marks State in the 1979 NCAA quarterfinals. Although injured during the for most free throws attempted (625), most free throws made (496) 1980 NCAA tournament, Boddie came off the bench to score 31 and most times to score in double figures (91). He scored 46 points points in the Lions’ come-from-behind win over Central Missouri against Troy State in 1962 to rank second for most points in a single State in the NCAA South Central Regional. Boddie scored 30 or game. He scored 30 or more points in a game eight times during more points in a single game eight times in his career. He made his career. Earnest was also among the four initial inductees into the the Final Four All-Tournament Team in 1977 and was an Associated UNA Athletic Hall of Fame, along with Hal Self, Eddie Flowers and Press Honorable Mention All-America choice in 1979 before taking Harlon Hill. Dabbs was a native of Winfield, Alabama. first-team honors in 1980. He was inducted into the UNA Athletic Hall of Fame in October of 1992.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 43 UNA IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS 1990-91 1978-79 SOUTH REGION SOUTH REGION Troy, Ala. Lakeland, Fla. UNA 94, Hampton 80 UNA 75, Florida Southern 67 UNA 93, Troy State 86 UNA 110, Valdosta State 101 QUARTERFINAL QUARTERFINAL Sringfield, Mass. LIONS IN NAIA Thibodaux, La. UNA 92, Ashland 84 NATIONAL UNA 103, Nicholls State 97 SEMIFINAL TOURNAMENT SEMIFINAL Springfield, Mass. Springfield, Missouri UNA 97, Virginia Union 76 1959-60 UNA 85, Bridgeport 82 CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Springfield, Mass. Kansas City, Missouri Springfield, Missouri UNA 79, Bridgeport 72 Hamline 88, UNA 83 UNA 64, Wis.-Green Bay 50 1993-94 1961-62 1979-80 SOUTH CENTRAL REGION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SOUTH CENTRAL REGION Topeka, Kansas Kansas City, Missouri Warrensburg, Missouri UNA 74, West Texas A&M 67 St. Cloud State 86, UNA 54 UNA 98, Central Missouri St. 86 Washburn 92, UNA 73 UNA 77, Nicholls State 68 QUARTERFINAL 1994-95 Florence, Ala. SOUTH CENTRAL REGION UNA 76, Cal.-Riverside 69 Warrensburg, Mo. Central Missouri St. 95, UNA 75 SEMIFINAL Springfield, Mass. 1995-96 New York Tech 74, UNA 68 SOUTH CENTRAL REGION LIONS IN NCAA CONSOLATION FINAL Rolla, Mo. TOURNAMENT Springfield, Mass. UNA 78, Delta State 69 Florida Southern 68, UNA 67 UNA 85, Texas A&M-Kingsville 80 1976-77 UNA 92, Missouri-Rolla 80 SOUTH CENTRAL REGION 1980-81 QUARTERFINAL Florence, Ala. SOUTH CENTRAL REGION Louisville, Ky. UNA 105, Southern Univ. 88 Florence, Ala. Fort Hays State 71, UNA 68 UNA 77, Troy State 70 UNA 67, Lincoln University 53 QUARTERFINAL UNA 63, Northeast Missouri 59 2005-06 Florence, Ala. QUARTERFINAL SOUTH CENTRAL REGION UNA 67, Cal Poly-SLO 64 Green Bay, Wis. Cleveland, Miss. SEMIFINAL Wis.-Green Bay 65, UNA 39 Ark.-Monticello 90, UNA 81 Springfield, Mass. Randolph-Macon 82, UNA 67 1983-84 2007-08 CONSOLATION FINAL SOUTH REGION SOUTH CENTRAL REGION Springfield, Mass. Florence, Ala. Lakeland, Fla. UNA 93, Sacred Heart 77 UNA 86, Albany State 73 UNA 72, Christian Brothers 71 UNA 66, West Georgia 65 UNA 99, Ouachita Baptist 93 (OT) UNA 97, Benedict 75 UNA’S NCAA FINAL FOUR QUARTERFINAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Florence, Ala. QUARTERFINAL SELECTIONS UNA 76, San Francisco St. 68 Springfield, Mass. Bentley 102, UNA 92 1977...... Otis Boddie SEMIFINAL 1979...... Perry Oden, MVP Springfield, Mass. 1979...... Ron Darby C. Missouri St. 89, UNA 85 (OT) 1980...... Johnny Buckmon 1984...... Robert Harris 1987-88 1991...... Fred Stafford SOUTH REGION Lakeland, Fla. 1991...... Carl Wilmer Florida Southern 99, UNA 76 1991...... Allen Williams UNA 87, Norfolk State 76

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 44 UNA’S FINAL FOUR TEAMS 1976-77 (24-7) The 1976-77 Lions finished third nationally at the Final Four in Spring- field, Mass., falling to Randolph Macon in the semifinals 82-67 before defeating Sacred Heart 93-77 in the consolation game. Front from left, manager Butch Jones, Otis Boddie, Jimmy Armstrong, Richard Hartry, Timmy Morgan, Ricky Vaughn, Con- nie Vaughn and manager Donny Strawn. Back from left, head coach Bill Jones, Steve Sanders, Mike Jemi- son, Larry Vinson, Gerald Lavender, Billy Hill, Garry Moore, Freddie Copeland, graduate assistant coach Gerald Douglas and assistant coach Tommy Suitts.

1979-80 (21-10) The defending national champions made it back to the Final Four but finished fourth with losses to New York Tech in the semifinals, 74-68, and Florida Southern in the consolation game, 68-67. Front from left, head coach Bill Jones, Otis Boddie, Tim McCormick, Albert Owens, James Graham, Mark Smith and assistant coach Wendell Hudson. Back from left, graduate assistant coach Timmy Morgan, statistician Jerry Crowell, Garry Moore, Robert Taylor, Gary Mitchell, Pat Lewallen, Gerald Lavender, Garry Golden, Lawrence Collier, Johnny Buckmon and manager Mike Haggard.

1983-84 (27-7) Returning to the Final Four for the fourth time in eight years, the Lions finished third, losing to Central Mis- souri in overtime in the semifinals, 89-85. Front from left, head coach Bill Jones, Horace Warren, Robert “Tamp” Harris, Mitch Gholston, Art Mankin, Ken Dumas, Ronnie Nelson, Stanley Blue and assistant coach Gary Elliott. Back from left, manager Tim Solley, graduate assistant coach Mike Gallien, Maurice Stafford, Matt Bo- hon, Greg Tyon, Tommy Minor, Jim Romkey, Greg Jarmon and manager Kelly Garner.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 45 UNA’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

1979 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (22-9) From left, assistant coach Tommy Suitts, Otis Boddie, Perry Oden, Timmy Morgan, Bobby Montgomery, Tim McCormick, Paul Musser and head coach Bill Jones. Back from left, manager Jerry Crowell, student coach Larry Vinson, Gary Moore, Billy Hill, Ron Darby, Gerald Lavender, Pat Lewallen, Herbert Hooks, Albert Owens, Mark Smith, student coach Steve Sanders and manager Butch Jones.

1991 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (29-4) Front from left, assistant coach Billy Gamble, Erric Smith, Carl Wilmer, Darin Liles, Ricky Johnson, Tony Dorsey and student coach Anthony Reid. Back from left, trainer Kevin McDaniel, manager Conley Bush, Eric Lacy, Al- len Williams, Fred Stafford, Kevin Simmons, Darryl Hardy and head coach Gary Elliott. Not pictured, Robert Sorenson.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 46 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA The University of North Alabama, es- doors for students to have tablished in 1830 as LaGrange College, hands-on participation in became, in 1872, the first state-supported maping and demographics teachers college south of the Ohio Riv- research for various gov- erand one of the first co-ed colleges ernmental agencies. Sci- in the nation. UNA has developed into ence faculty and students a regional university providing quality teach and study marine educational opportunities for students biology-related courses from the three-state region of Alabama, at Dauphin Island Sealab Mississippi and Tennessee. near Mobile, Alabama. North Alabama’s academic role has North Alabama also expanded through the years. Bach- houses the Northwest Ala- elor’s degrees are offered in majors in bama Education Research the colleges of arts and sciences, busi- and Inservice Center, which ness, education and nursing and allied provides inservice training health. Pre-Professional preparation for for elementary and sec- medicine, dentistry, optometry, podiatry, ondary educators in a six- pharmacy, law, agriculture and forestry, county region. UNA has engineering, veterinary medicine, medi- the only state university- cal technology and other allied health operated kindergarten professions is offered. Various master’s and grammar school, degrees are offered in the arts and sci- which affords education ences, edication and business fields. students a professional North Alabama was the first major development laboratory university to offer a four-year degree experience in teaching. program in commercial music. Majors Serving a nine-County have interned in record industry offices region, the Small Busi- in Nashville, New York, Los Angeles, ness Development Cen- London, Stockholm, and nearby Muscle ter provides information, Shoals. That program has since been counseling and assistance expanded with the development of the to small businesses or to UNA Entertainment Industry Center and people planning to start the addition of an entertainment industry small businesses. The management major. UNA is one of 11 Rare and Endangered schools nationwide offering an under- Species Research Center graduate degree in industrial hygiene. personnel are conducting Foreign language, nursing, business, and research on several endangered species UNA students excel in academics, science students also have opportunities in the region. The Wellness Research student activities and athletics. Often to study abroad. and Service Center studies and develops they are recognized nationally for their Numerous faculty and staff members wellness, exercise, nutrition, stress man- achievements in specific areas. In recent hold positions of distinction in various agement, health education counseling years , football and basketball teams have national, regional and state professional and environmental support programs. won national championships. organizations. Many have written books The University of North Alabama works UNA is accredited by the Southern and/or published articles in newspaper, closely with various southern universities Association of Colleges and Schools. magazines and professional journals. The and many local, state and federal agencies The colleges of business, education and Journal of Legal Economics is published on a myriad of projects and activities. nursing are nationally accredited, while at UNA. Supporting the faculty are the extensive several departments in the College of Arts Various centers have been established resources of the Collier Library system, and Sciences are nationally accredited. at North Alabama to serve its constitu- which is also a federal records depository. The University of North Alabama’s ency. Operated by faculty and staff, It is computerized and linked into various alumni are equally successful. Among they give undergraduate and graduate library loan research networks. Collier them are a Pultizer Prize winner for litera- students opportunities for research and Library also houses several collections, ture and one for editorial cartooning, two public services. including the television and film scripts Alabama governors, a Texas governor, These centers include the Occupational and other works of actors Dr. George numerous members of the U.S. Congress, and Environmental Health Laboratory. Its Lindsey and Dr. Ernest Borgnine. thousands of educators, national business scientific research has attracted national UNA has developed a national follow- and industry CEOs and internationally- and international attention in the health ing in recent years with the development renowed sculpter, a National Geographic field. The Geographic Research Center, of the George Lindsey/UNA Television photographer and special assistant to the in cooperation with the National Geo- and Film Festival, which attracts several President of the United States. graphic Society, has increased the profile industry luminaries to camous. of geography in the state and has opened

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 47 UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT AND BOARD President William G. Cale, Jr. Dr. William G. Cale, Jr., became the President of the University of North Alabama on January 15, 2005, four days after the marking of the 175th anniversary of the school’s founding. A native of Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania, he came to UNA from Penn State-Altoona, where he was the Chief Executive Officer and Dean. Previously, Dr. Cale was the Execu- tive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. He has also served in administrative roles such as dean and department head. His academic specialty is ecology, which he has used extensively in research projects. In Altoona, Dr. Cale served on the Board of the Altoona-Blair County Cham- ber of Commerce and the Altoona-Blair County Development Corporation. He served on the Board of the Texas Energy Dr. Cale is widely published in Dr. Cale and his wife Betty Jean live Museum and several other boards. He professional journals. He co-authored in the President’s Home on campus. has been an active member of numerous the book, Ivy images: A Photographic academic and civic organizations. History of Penn State Altoona.

UNA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Billy Don Anderson Richard H. Carter Lisa Ceci John B. Cole Ronnie Flippo Sheffield, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Huntsville, Ala. Florence, Ala. Washington, D.C.

Rodney L. Howard Marc McCreary Steve Pierce Harvey F. Robbins Muscle Shoals, Ala. Florence, Ala. Florence, Ala. Tuscumbia, Ala.

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 48 UNA ATHLETIC STAFF Lion Athletic Staff Directory All numbers are (256) 765 + four digit extension FLOWERS HALL For: Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Golf, Cross Country, Baseball, Softball Peggy Wingo...... Secretary...... 4396 FLOWERS HALL ANNEX For: Athletic Director, SWA, SID, Football, Volleyball, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Soccer, Trainers Pam Trimble...... Secretary...... 4397 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT FAX ...... 4685 SPORTS INFORMATION FAX ...... 4659 SPORTSMAN’S CLUB Lana Nale...... Secretary...... 4185 UNA CHEERLEADING Wendy Rotten...... Coach...... (256) 412-8150 Position Phone Alma Mater Year Alan Arrington...... Football Assistant...... 4562...... Mississippi...... 1994 Laura Bellinger...... Volleyball Assistant...... 4556...... North Alabama...... 2006 Amanda Bonner...... Assistant Athletic Trainer...... 5520...... Samford...... 2005 Steadman Campbell.....Football Assistant...... 4843...... Arkansas...... 2002 Sean Cannon...... Football Assistant...... 4613...... Delta State...... 1997 Bobby Champagne...... Men’s Basketball...... 4398...... South Alabama...... 1990 Terry Fowler...... Head Women’s Basketball...... 4616...... Lane...... 1986 Billy Gamble...... Head Golf...... 4113...... Troy State...... 1967 Shane Herrmann...... Assistant SID...... 4895...... North Alabama...... 1999 Jeff Hodges...... Sports Information Director...... 4595...... North Alabama...... 1982 Mike Keehn...... Head Baseball...... 4635...... Kearney State...... 1985 Mark Linder...... Director of Athletics...... 4397...... Wayne State (Neb.)...... 1991 Blake Lomenick...... Director of Facilities and Game Operations...... 4333...... North Alabama...... 2007 Jana Morrison...... Associate Athletic Director & SWA...... 4618...... Stetson...... 1995 Alistair Morgan ...... Head Men & Women’s Tennis...... 4617...... Presbyterian...... 2004 Karl Morgan...... Football Assistant...... 4564...... UCLA...... 1984 Josh Penny...... Head Athletic Trainer...... 4563...... West Alabama...... 1999 Dan Presel...... Women’s Basketball Assistant...... 4161...... Spring Hill...... 1999 Stephanie Radecki...... Head Volleyball...... 4844...... Edinboro...... 1998 Jeremy Reece...... Head Softball...... 5993...... Union University...... 1997 Pat Roden...... Faculty Athletic Representative...... 4478...... North Alabama...... 1975 Rick Rothbauer...... Softball Assistant...... 5982...... Northern Kentucky...... 2006 Becky Taylor...... Athletic Business Manager...... 4788...... North Alabama...... 2000 Scott Trimble...... Head M&W Cross Country Coach...... 4847...... Athens State...... 1993 Todd Vardaman...... University Ticket Manager...... 5466...... North Alabama. 1990 Chris Willis...... Football Assistant...... 4634...... Delta State...... 1998 Graham Winkworth...... Head Soccer...... 4845...... Central Lancashire...... 2000 Harold Wisdom...... Football Assistant...... 4843...... North Alabama...... 2006 Cord Wright...... Men’s Basketball Assistant...... 4567...... Limestone College...... 2002

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 49 FLOWERS HALL Over the last 36 seasons, the University of North Alabama basketball program has reached heights that seemed impossible in the early years of the program. Winning the NCAA Division II National championships in 1979 and 1991 and reach- ing the Final Four on three other occasions, Lion basketball teams have made an impact on a regional and national level. One key factor in that success has been Flowers Hall, a modern facility opened in 1972 that has been the scene of 382 UNA wins and only 117 defeats over that 30-plus year period. That 76.4 winning percentage at home helped bring the UNA program from the middle of the pack in the Gulf South Con- ference to an anual role as a contender for league honors and the NCAA tournament. The basketball banner that hangs above the court gives testimony to the success that has come to the UNA program. The Lions were able to add their most UNA YEAR-BY-YEAR recent notation after the 2007-08 season by FLOWERS HALL winning the NCAA Division II South Central IN FLOWERS HALL Year Home Overall AS A HOST VENUE Regionial tournament and advancing to the 1972-73...... 6-5...... 13-9 Elite Eight. 1973-74...... 7-4...... 15-8 The first basketball game played in Flowers 1976-77 1974-75...... 10-1...... 12-12 Hall was on Oct. 5, 1972, when the Boston NCAA South Central 1975-76...... 12-2...... 19-6 Celtics and the Atlanta Hawks battled in an 1976-77...... 16-0...... 24-7 Regional exhibition game before a crowd that over- 1977-78...... 9-4...... 17-9 flowed the 4,000-seat capacity of the new 1978-79...... 9-4...... 22-9 facility. 1976-77 1979-80...... 14-1...... 21-10 UNA’s initial game against St. Bernard NCAA Quarterfinal 1980-81...... 16-2...... 22-9 College ended in defeat on Nov. 18, but few 1981-82...... 8-4...... 13-12 opposing teams since have left Flowers Hall 1982-83...... 8-6...... 14-15 triumphant. 1979-80 1983-84...... 19-1...... 27-7 In 1977 UNA posted a perfect 16-0 record NCAA Quarterfinal 1984-85...... 11-3...... 15-12 at home and the 1984 Lions went 19-1 in 1985-86...... 13-1...... 18-9 Flowers Hall en route to a third place national 1986-87...... 12-3...... 18-10 1980-81 finish. 1987-88...... 8-5...... 17-14 On six occasions UNA has been chosen as NCAA South Central 1988-89...... 11-3...... 16-11 the host for NCAA regional and quarterfinal Regional 1989-90...... 14-2...... 20-8 tournaments in men’s basketball and the 1990-91...... 13-2...... 29-4 Lions have responded with a perfect 9-0 1991-92...... 12-3...... 19-9 home court mark in NCAA play. 1983-84 1992-93...... 10-3...... 16-10 Flowers Hall has also hosted the Alabama/ NCAA South Regional 1993-94...... 11-3...... 24-6 Mississippi High School All-Star Basketball 1994-95...... 11-3...... 20-8 Game on odd numbered years since 1991. 1995-96...... 13-1...... 24-8 1983-84 In 1985 the original synthetic floor was 1996-97...... 10-3...... 16-11 relaced with a new synthetic floor. Also, in NCAA Quarterfinal 1997-98...... 6-8...... 10-16 that same year a new four-sided scoreboard 1998-99...... 10-3...... 14-12 was added to enhance the Lion’s home court. 1999-00...... 10-4...... 17-12 1983-84 In 1989 new theater seating was installed on 2000-01...... 12-3...... 17-10 Gulf South Conference the home side for season-ticket holders. In 2001-02...... 5-8...... 10-15 1994 a new maple wood floor was installed Tournament 2002-03...... 12-1...... 18-10 into the “Big Yellow Ice Box.” In 2004 that 2003-04...... 5-6...... 12-16 floor was replaced, as were the scoreboards 2004-05...... 10-4...... 14-14 1994-95 and scorers tables that had been used in 2005-06...... 7-5...... 18-11 Flowers Hall for years. This year will feature Gulf South Conference 2006-07...... 9-4...... 18-11 the new three-point line that was moved Tournament 2007-08...... 13-2...... 27-9 back for men’s play. Totals...... 382-117...... 646-369

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 50 FLOWERS HALL

Ferris State...... 1...... 0-1 Findlay...... 1...... 0-1 Florida Gulf Coast...... 1...... 1-0 Florida Southern...... 1...... 0-1 Fort Valley State...... 1...... 1-0 Freed-Hardeman...... 1...... 1-0 Georgia College...... 1...... 1-0 Harding...... 3...... 2-1 Henderson State...... 7...... 6-1 Hillsdale...... 1...... 1-0 Jacksonville State...... 23...... 14-9 Johnson C. Smith...... 1...... 1-0 Kennesaw State...... 1...... 0-1 Kentucky State...... 1...... 1-0 Kentucky Wesleyan...... 2...... 1-1 Knoxville College...... 3...... 3-0 Lake Superior State...... 1...... 1-0 Lambuth ...... 13...... 12-1 FLOWERS HALL RECORDS Lane College...... 10...... 8-2 FIRST GAME...... St. Bernard 100, UNA 91 (11-18-72) ALL-TIME RECORD: LeMoyne-Owen...... 2...... 1-1 FIRST WIN...... UNA 79, Troy State 78 (12-8-72) In Flowers Hall...... 382-117 (76.4 pct) Lincoln Memorial...... 13...... 13-0 50TH WIN...... UNA 77, Troy State 70 (2-26-77) Under Bill E. Jones...... 13-9 (59.1 pct) Lincoln University...... 2...... 2-0 100TH WIN...... UNA 75, Valdosta State 53 (12-5-81) Under Bill L. Jones...... 165-37 (81.7 pct) Lynn...... 1...... 1-0 150TH WIN...... UNA 81, Valdosta State 74 (1-6-86) Under Gary Elliott...... 160-50 (76.1 pct) Martin Methodist...... 2...... 2-0 200TH WIN...... UNA 94, West Alabama 67 (2-10-90) Under Bobby Champagne...... 44-21 (68 pct) Middle Tennessee...... 1...... 0-1 250TH WIN...... UNA 93, Hillsdale 84 (11-18-94) Miles College...... 5...... 5-0 300TH WIN...... UNA 71, Miles 57 (11-19-99) SINGLE-GAME RECORDS: Milligan College...... 1...... 1-0 350TH WIN...... UNA 90, Florida Gulf Coast 83 (1-31-05) Most Points, Team: 127 by UNA vs. DeVry Institute (1-4-92) Mississippi College...... 21...... 15-6 Most Points Allowed by UNA: 109 vs. Troy State (1-14-91) Montevallo...... 14...... 7-7 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS: Morehouse...... 1...... 1-0 Most Points, Individual: 43 by Milton Nance vs. Arkansas Tech 23 Consecutive Games - Began with seventh game of 1983-84 (12-18-06) Nicholls State...... 6...... 5-1 season with an 80-58 win over Livingston. Ended with a 57-50 loss Northern Kentucky...... 1...... 0-1 to Valdosta State on Jan. 28, 1985. Most Rebounds, Individual: 23 by Charles Cunningham vs. Lambuth (1-6-72) and 23 by Coleman Crawford vs. Livingston North Georgia...... 1...... 1-0 18 Consecutive Games - Began with last game of 1975-76 season (1-4-74) Nova Southeastern...... 2...... 2-0 with a 58-56 win over Tennessee-Martin. Ended with a 72-69 loss to N. E. Missiouri...... 2...... 2-0 Livingston in the fifth home game of 1977-78 season. N. W. Louisiana...... 1...... 1-0 UNA VS. ALL OPPONENTS IN FLOWERS HALL BIGGEST WINS: Otterbein...... 1...... 1-0 70...... Over Devry Institute, 127-57, on Jan. 4, 1992 School Games Record Ouachita Baptist...... 2...... 1-1 57...... Over Simpson College, 118-61, on Jan. 4, 1987 Albany State...... 1...... 1-0 Purdue-Calument...... 1...... 1-0 51...... Over Knoxville College, 112-61, on Jan. 23, 1997 Alabama A&M...... 10...... 9-1 Sam Houston State...... 1...... 1-0 48...... Over Stillman College, 106-58, on Nov. 25, 1986 Alabama Christian...... 1...... 1-0 San Fransico State...... 1...... 1-0 48...... Over DeVry, 119-71, on Jan . 3, 1991 Alabama-Huntsville...... 21...... 12-9 Selma...... 5...... 5-0 45...... Over Angelo State, 121-76, on Nov. 18, 1990 Alabama State...... 3...... 2-1 Sewanee...... 1...... 1-0 44...... Over Lambuth College, 102-58, on Dec. 10, 1983 Angelo State...... 1...... 1-0 Shorter...... 7...... 7-0 42...... Over Lane College, 122-80, on Dec. 4, 1990 Arkansas Monticello...... 2...... 2-0 Simpson College...... 1...... 1-0 41...... Over Miles College, 102-61, on Dec. 8, 1987 Arkansas College...... 2...... 2-0 Southern Arkansas...... 2...... 2-0 41...... Over Alabama-Huntsville, 101-60 on Dec. 10, 1988 Arkansas Tech...... 3...... 2-1 Southern Indiana...... 1...... 1-0 41...... Over Bowie State, 104-63, on Nov. 13, 1998 Athens State...... 20...... 15-5 Southern-New Orleans...... 1...... 1-0 40...... Over Stillman College, 83-43, on Nov. 22, 1983 Auburn-Montgomery...... 4...... 3-1 Southern University...... 3...... 2-1 40...... Over Lambuth College, 108-68, on Dec. 5, 1977 Augusta College...... 1...... 1-0 Southwestern...... 1...... 1-0 40...... Over Trevecca, 108-68, on Dec. 8, 1998 Baptist Christian...... 3...... 3-0 St. Andrews...... 1...... 1-0 Belhaven...... 1...... 1-0 St. Bernard...... 1...... 0-1 LONGEST LOSING STREAKS: Belmont College...... 1...... 1-0 S. E. Louisiana...... 6...... 5-1 5 Consecutive Games - Began with a 67-55 loss to Henderson Bethel College...... 3...... 3-0 Stillman...... 6...... 6-0 State on Dec. 1, 2001 and extended through an 80-71 loss to West Blue Mountain College...... 1...... 1-0 Talladega...... 1...... 1-0 Georgia on jan. 14, 2002. Ended with a 69-58 win over Athens State Bowie State...... 1...... 1-0 Tarleton State...... 1...... 1-0 on Jan. 17, 2002. California (Pa.)...... 1...... 1-0 Tennessee-Martin...... 19...... 11-8

Tennessee State...... 5...... 3-2 WORST DEFEATS: Cal Poly-SLO...... 1...... 1-0 Tenn. Wesleyan...... 5...... 5-0 34...... To Kentucky Wesleyan, 78-44, on Nov. 22, 1997 Cal-Riverside...... 1...... 1-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville...... 2...... 1-1 30...... To Mississippi College, 92-62, on Nov. 20, 1993 Carson-Newman...... 1...... 1-0 Trevecca...... 1...... 1-0 23...... To Delta State, 89-66, on Nov. 25, 1998 Carver Bible...... 1...... 1-0 Troy State...... 21...... 15-6 23...... To West Georgia, 91-68, on Feb. 21, 2004 Central Arkansas...... 3...... 3-0 Tusculum...... 1...... 1-0 21...... To Delta State, 90-69, on Jan. 30, 1993 Central State (OH)...... 1...... 1-0 Tuskegee...... 6...... 6-0 20...... To Mississippi College, 76-56, on Mar. 3, 1995 Christian Brothers...... 3...... 2-1 Union...... 2...... 2-0 16...... To Jacksonville State, 82-66, on Feb. 5, 1983 Clayton State...... 1...... 0-1 Valdosta State...... 28...... 19-9 16...... To Tennessee Martin, 84-68, on Feb. 23, 1973 Columbus State...... 3...... 3-0 Voorhees College...... 1...... 1-0 16...... To Troy State, 97-81, on Jan. 23, 1989 Concordia-Selma...... 1...... 1-0 West Alabama...... 35...... 26-9 16...... To Valdosta State, 79-63, on Dec. 5, 2001 David Lipscomb...... 4...... 4-0 Delta State...... 28...... 20-8 West Florida...... 14...... 12-2 UNA IN DEFEAT: DeVry...... 2...... 2-0 West Georgia...... 26...... 14-12 Of the Lions 117 losses in Flowers Hall, 17 have been by a single Dilliard...... 4...... 4-0 Winona State...... 1...... 1-0 point. Thirty-seven other losses were by five points or less. Only Earl Paulk...... 1...... 1-0 Xavier...... 1...... 1-0 29 times in 499 games has UNA ever been beaten by 10 points or Elizabeth City State...... 1...... 0-1 more in Flowers Hall. Faulkner State...... 2...... 2-0 Totals...... 484...... 382-117

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 51 GRADUATING CHAMPIONS

Lucky Williams, Class of 2006

Jerrell Vinson, Class of 2007

Class of 2005’s Luke Copeland with coach Champagne Casey Holt, Class of 2008

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 52 HOLT PLAYING OVERSEAS

Former University of North Alabama standout Casey Holt is currently continuing his basketball career by playing in the Bundesliga, the highest professional basketball league in Germany.

Holt now plays for the Hannover Tigers, one of 18 teams in the league.

While at UNA, he led the Lions to a South Region tournament championship during his senior season. He was the Gulf South Conference East Division Player of the Year, a first team all-regional selection and also received an All- America honorable mention.

THE ROCK is the official basketball of the Gulf South Conference

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 53 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE

GSC SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS EAST DIVISION School SID Office Fax Email Alabama-Huntsville Antoine Bell (256) 824-6947 (256) 824-6947 [email protected] Jamie Gilliam (256) 824-2201 [email protected] Montevallo Sean Forrester (205) 665-6606 (205) 665-6586 [email protected] North Alabama Jeff Hodges (256) 765-4595 (256) 765-4659 [email protected] Shane Herrmann (256) 765-4895 [email protected] Valdosta State Shawn Reed (229) 333-5903 (229) 333-5972 [email protected] Joshua Flanagan (229) 333-5903 [email protected] West Alabama Kyle Lewis (205) 652-3596 (205) 652-3600 [email protected] Tony Schmidt (205) 652-3596 [email protected] West Florida Matt Rowley (850) 474-2140 (850) 474-3342 [email protected] West Georgia Mitch Gray (678) 839-6542 (678) 839-6543 [email protected] Stuart Houghton (678) 839-6544 [email protected]

WEST DIVISION School SID Office Fax Email Arkansas-Monticello Brian Ramsey (870) 460-1574 (870) 460-1174 [email protected] Arkansas Tech Ben Greenberg (479) 968-0645 (479) 964-0829 [email protected] Christian Brothers Eric Opperman (901) 321-3378 (901) 321-3570 [email protected] Delta State Matt Jones (662) 846-4284 (662) 846-4297 [email protected] Harding Scott Goode (501) 279-4760 (501) 279-4020 [email protected] Nathan Looney (501) 279-4760 [email protected] Henderson State Troy Mitchell (870) 230-5197 (870) 230-5408 [email protected] Ouachita Baptist Brian Howard (870) 245-5186 (870) 245-5084 [email protected] Southern Arkansas Houston Taylor (870) 235-4104 (870) 901-7219 [email protected]

GSC OFFICE Position Office Fax Email Mike Anderson Information Director (205) 991-9880 (205) 437-0505 [email protected] Michael Banks Assistant (205) 991-9880 (205) 437-0505 [email protected] Eric Saninocencio Assistant (205) 991-9880 (205) 437-0505 [email protected]

2008 - 2009 UNA Basketball - page 54 THE GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE Academic excellence, 43 National Champion- that its web-TV show, “GSC Sports Weekly,” and The conference continued with seven teams ships and a leadership role in the NCAA’s Division II the broadbanding of most of its championships until 1981, when the CEOs admitted Valdosta make the Gulf South Conference (GSC) something and you can see why the GSC is a Conference State, followed by West Georgia (1983). In 1991, special. As a charter member of D-II, the league’s paving the way into the 21st century. Tennessee-Martin and Troy State went Division I, 15 universities in six southeastern states enters We take pride in our 43 National Team Cham- briefly dropping the GSC back to seven members. its 39th year of setting the standards nationally, pionships in 12 sports and more than 100 regional An aggressive expansion under the guidence of always breaking new ground. titles, especially because there is no sacrifice on the new Commissioner Nate Salant resulted in 10 new In the summer of 1970, six college presidents academic side, where GSC student-athletes regu- members: Lincoln Memorial; Alabama-Huntsville, met to talk about athletics; when the meeting larly earn Academic All-America. The Conference Henderson State, Central Arkansas and Missis- ended, a new league emerged-the Mid-South added two more Titles in 2007-08 with Valdosta sippi University for Women; West Florida; and Conference-started by, and to this day run by, the State claiming the Football crown and West Florida Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, Montevallo CEOs, the first in NCAA history. It is that CEO- winning the Men’s Golf trophy in a playoff versus and Southern Arkansas. Jacksonville State went control and involvement that makes the league fellow league member NorthAlabama. Division I at the end of 1992-93. Mississippi Col- work. Delta State, Florence State (now North Ala- lege dropped to Division III at the end of 1995-96, From that point forward, the GSC has been bama), Jacksonville State, Livingston (now West and was replaced by Christian Brothers to keep giant steps ahead of the D-II pack. Dating back Alabama), Tennessee-Martin and Troy State were the Conference at 16 schools. In July 2000, the to 1997, the league has found neutral sites paying the charter members. In 1971, the addition of GSC welcomed Harding University and Ouachita sizeable guarantees for most of its team cham- Southeast Louisiana (SELA) and Nichols State Baptist University, making it the largest NCAA pionships. NCAA Conventions regularly feature increased the membership to eight. The league conference at any level with 18 schools. MUW GSC-proposed or -inspired legislation. No one opened an office in Hammond, LA, changed its dropped its athletics program at the end of the wins more regionals or earns more NCAA post- name to the Gulf South Conference and began 2002-03 season, decreasing the membership to season bids. In 2004, the league purchased its own championships in nine men’s sports. Mississippi 17. The Conference decreased to 15 teams in new construction office space. But the crowning College and Northwestern Louisiana (NWLA, 2006-07 when Central Arkansas moved to Divi- moment came in 2005-06, when the GSC debuted now Northwestern State) joined in 1972 and two sion I and Lincoln Memorial moved to the South its highly successful “GSC-TV Live” package which years later, NELA left for Division I with SELA and Atlantic Conference. included nine football games (now 10) and its men’s Nicholls State following in 1979. Current Commissioner, Nate Salant began his & women’s basketball tournament finals. Add to tenure in October, 1992. Previous 43 GSC National Championships Football (10) Men’s Golf (5) West Alabama (1971), Troy State (1984, 1987), Troy State (1976, 1977, 1984), West Florida (2001, 2008) Jacksonville State (1992), Men’s Tennis (3) North Alabama (1993, 1994, 1995), Delta State (2000), West Florida (2004, 2005), Valdosta State (2006) Valdosta State (2004, 2007) Women’s Volleyball (1) Basketball (3) North Alabama (2003) North Alabama (1979, 1991), Jacksonville State (1985) Women’s Golf (3) Baseball (5) Troy State (1984, 1986, 1989) Troy State (1986, 1987), Jacksonville State (1990, 1991) Delta State (2004) Women’s Soccer (1) Christian Brothers (2002) Track (1) Southeastern Louisiana (1975) Women’s Gymnastics (2) Jacksonville State (1984, 1985) Ice Hockey (2) Alabama-Huntsville (1996, 1998) Women’s Basketball (7) Delta State (1975, 1976, 1977, 1989, 1990, 1992), Southeastern Louisiana (1977)

1971-72...... Delta State GSC Basketball Champions 1994-95...... Mississippi College 1972-73...... Sotheasterm Louisiana 1982-93...... Tennessee-Martin 1995-96...... North Alabama 1973-74...... Northwestern State 1983-84...... North Alabama 1996-97...... Delta State 1974-75...... Northwestern State 1984-85...... Jacksonville State 1997-98...... Delta State Jacksonville State 1985-86...... Delta State 1998-99...... Henderson State 1975-76...... Nicholls State West Georgia 1999-00...... Henderson State 1976-77...... North Alabama 1986-87...... West Georgia 2000-01...... Henderson State Troy State 1987-88...... Tennessee-Martin 2001-02...... West Georgia 1977-78...... Mississippi College 1988-89...... Jacksonville State 2002-03...... Henderson State 1978-79...... Nicholls State 1989-90...... Jacksonville State 2003-04...... Montevallo 1979-80...... Jacksonville State 1990-91...... Troy State 2004-05...... Montevallo 1980-81...... North Alabama 1991-92...... Jacksonville State 2005-06...... Delta State Jacksonville State 1992-93...... Delta State 2006-07...... Montevallo 1981-82...... Livingston 1993-94...... North Alabama 2007-08...... Christian Brothers

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FINAL 2007-08 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS East GSC Overall TEAM W L Pct W L Pct North Alabama 10 2 .833 27 9 .750 Valdosta State 8 4 .667 18 11 .621 West Georgia 7 5 .583 16 12 .571 Alabama Huntsville 6 6 .500 13 15 .464 Montevallo 5 7 .417 12 16 .429 West Florida 3 9 .250 13 14 .481 West Alabama 3 9 .250 10 17 .370 West GSC Overall TEAM W L Pct W L Pct Christian Brothers 10 4 .714 22 10 .688 Ouachita Baptist 10 4 .714 20 10 .667 Harding 10 4 .714 18 13 .581 Arkansas Tech 8 6 .571 18 11 .621 Arkansas-Monticello 8 6 .571 17 12 .586 Delta State 8 6 .571 14 12 .538 Southern Arkansas 2 12 .143 11 16 .407 Henderson State 0 14 .000 3 24 .111

ALL-GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS EAST Scoring PLAYER POS SCHOOL Matt Hall Harding 20.7 Terrill Humphrey G Montevallo Casey Holt G/F North Alabama Rebounding Quinn Beckwith G North Alabama Nick Kohs Christian Brothers 10.9 Devario Hudson F Valdosta State Ricky Coleman G Valdosta State Steals Reggie Peyton Christian Brothers 2.50 WEST Blocked Shots PLAYER POS SCHOOL Darren Tarver G Arkansas Tech Charles Bouie West Florida 3.44 Kevin Weybright F Christian Brothers Field Goal Percentage Nick Kohs F Christian Brothers Ray Selvage Delta State 61.8 Matt Hall F Harding Ed Keyes F Ouachita Baptist Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Tyler Dunaway Alabama-Huntsville .512 SECOND TEAM EAST Free Throw Percentage PLAYER POS SCHOOL Cory Green Southern Arkansas 86.8 Tyler Dunaway G Alabama-Huntsville Assists Thomas Fraise F North Alabama Terrence Hundley G West Georgia Kenny Johnson North Alabama 5.42 Doug Daniels G West Georgia TEAM CHAMPIONS Paul Harper F West Georgia Team Scoring Offense North Alabama 87.0 WEST Team Scoring Defense Christian Brothers 62.8 PLAYER POS SCHOOL Scoring Margin North Alabama +9.3 Jamar Flowers G/F Arkansas Tech Field Goal Percentage Christian Brothers 50.0 Ernesto Green G Delta State Free Throw Percentage Alabama-Huntsville 72.2 Trent Morgan G Harding 3-Point FG Percentage Southern Arkansas 39.7 Antoine Vinson G Henderson State Rebound Margin Arkansas-Monticello +8.0 Memo Rodriguez F Ouachita Baptist Blocked Shots West Florida 5.07 Assists North Alabama 16.69 Steals Arkansas Tech 10.03

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