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22015-16015-16 MurrayMurray StateState BasketballBasketball AALL-OHIOLL-OHIO VALLEYVALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE OVC PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOUR-TIME ALL-OVC SELECTIONS Name Season Name Seasons Jim Jennings 1963-64 Lamont Sleets 1980, 1981,1983, 1984 Claude Virden 1968-69 Isaac Spencer 1998,1999, 2000, 2001 Les Taylor 1971-72 Isaiah Canaan 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Les Taylor 1972-73 Gary Hooker 1979-80 THREE-TIME ALL-OVC SELECTIONS Glen Green 1982-83 Name Seasons Jeff Martin 1987-88 Isacc Miles 2009, 2010, 2011 Jeff Martin 1988-89 Frank Allen 1991, 1992, 1993 Popeye Jones 1989-90 Garrett Beshear 1951, 1952, 1953 Popeye Jones 1990-91 Marcus Brown 1994, 1995, 1996 Jim Jennings 1962, 1963, 1964 Marcus Brown 1994-95 Canaan Marcus Brown 1995-96 Popeye Jones 1990, 1991, 1992 D.T. Mayes 1997-98 Don Mann 1987, 1988, 1989 Aubrey Reese 1999-00 Jeff Martin 1987, 1988, 1989 Cuthbert Victor 2003-04 Vincent Rainey 1995, 1996, 1997 Isaiah Canaan 2011-12 Les Taylor 1971, 1972, 1973 *Isaiah Canaan 2012-13 Cameron Payne 2014-15 TWO-TIME ALL-OVC SELECTIONS * Co-MVP Name Seasons Cameron Payne 2014, 2015 OVC ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Jarvis Williams 2014, 2015 Name Season B.J. Jenkins 2010, 2011 Gary Hooker 1979-80 Justin Burdine 2001, 2002 Jeff Martin 1987-88 Bruce Carter 2007, 2008 Jeff Martin 1989-90 Mike Coleman 1973, 1974 Popeye Jones 1990-91 Howie Crittenden 1954, 1955 Victor Reese Popeye Jones 1991-92 Dick Cunningham 1967, 1968 Marcus Brown 1994-95 Terry Darnall 1958, 1959 De’Teri Mayes 1997-98 Glen Green 1982, 1983 Isaiah Canaan 2011-12 Gene Herndon 1960, 1961 Cameron Payne 2014-15 Ricky Hood 1982, 1983 Stewart Johnson 1964, 1965 OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR De’Teri Mayes 1997, 1998 Name Season Herb McPherson 1966, 1967 Ivan Aska 2008-09 Mike Muff 1977, 1978 Isaiah Canaan 2009-10 Bennie Purcell 1951, 1952 Cameron Payne 2013-14 Aubrey Reese 1999, 2000 James Singleton 2002, 2003 OVC FRESHMAN TEAM Craig Talley 1984, 1985 Teams selected from 1981-92 Danero Thomas 2009, 2010 Mayes Brown Name Season Chad Townsend 1997, 1998 Brian Stewart 1980-81 Claude Virden 1969, 1970 Willie Holland 1983-84 Cuthbert Victor 2003, 2004 Jeff Martin 1985-86 Jesse Williams 1975, 1976 Don Mann 1985-86 Jimmy Young 1970, 1971 Paul King 1987-88 Ivan Aska 2009, 2012 Frank Allen 1989-90 ALL-OVC SELECTIONS OVC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Name Season Name Season None 1948-49 De’Teri Mayes 1996-97 Isaac Spencer 1997-98 None 1949-50 OVC NEWCOMER TEAM Harold Loughary 1950-51 Team was fi rst selected in 1993 Charley Snow 1950-51 Jones Martin No team selected from 2000-05 Name Season Garrett Beshear 1950-51 Antwan Hoard 1992-93 Bennie Purcell 1950-51 Marcus Jones 1993-94 Gene Garrett 1950-51 Greg Anderson 1994-95 De’Teri Mayes 1996-97 Bennie Purcell 1951-52 Chad Townsend 1996-97 Garrett Beshear 1951-52 Isaac Spencer 1997-98 Rod Murray 1997-98 Garrett Beshear 1952-53 Bruce Carter 2006-07 Rich Gott 1952-53 Isacc Miles 2008-09 Ivan Aska 2008-09 Howie Crittenden 1953-54 B.J. Jenkins 2009-10 Isaiah Canaan 2009-10 Howie Crittenden 1954-55 Green Hooker Cameron Payne 2013-14 Jarvis Williams 2013-14 No team selected 1955-56 79 1155 NNCAACAA AAppearancesppearances - 2424 OVCOVC ChampionshipsChampionships - 2299 ConsecutiveConsecutive WinningWinning SeasonsSeasons 22015-16015-16 MurrayMurray StateState BasketballBasketball AALL-OHIOLL-OHIO VALLEYVALLEY CONFERENCECONFERENCE Quitman Sullins 1956-57 Bruce Carter 2006-07 Gerald Tabor 1956-57 Lamont Sleets 1983-84 Bruce Carter 2007-08 Terry Darnall 1957-58 Craig Talley 1983-84 Quitman Sullins 1957-58 Danero Thomas 2008-09 Vada Martin 1984-85 Isacc Miles 2008-09 Terry Darnall 1958-59 Craig Talley 1984-85 Ivan Aska (FOY) 2008-09 Gene Herndon 1959-60 Chuck Glass 1985-86 Isacc Miles 2009-10 Mike O’Riordan 1959-60 B.J. Jenkins 2009-10 Jarrell Graham 1959-60 Jeff Martin 1986-87 Danero Thomas 2009-10 Don Mann 1986-87 Tony Easley 2009-10 Gene Herndon 1960-61 Isaiah Canaan (FOY) 2009-10 Larrry Bale 1960-61 Jeff Martin (MVP) (AOY) 1987-88 Don Mann 1987-88 Isaiah Canaan 2010-11 Jim Jennings 1961-62 Isacc Miles 2010-11 Jeff Martin (MVP) (AOY) 1988-89 B.J. Jenkins 2010-11 Jim Jennings 1962-63 Don Mann 1988-89 Al Varnas 1962-63 Isaiah Canaan (MVP) 2011-12 Popeye Jones (MVP) 1989-90 Donte Poole 2011-12 Jim Jennings (MVP) 1963-64 Chris Ogden 1989-90 Ivan Aska 2011-12 Stewart Johnson 1963-64 Paul King 1989-90 Isaiah Canaan (Co-MVP) 2012-13 Stewart Johnson 1964-65 Popeye Jones (MVP) (AOY) 1990-91 Ed Daniel 2012-13 John Namciu 1964-65 Greg Coble 1990-91 Frank Allen 1990-91 Cameron Payne (FOY) 2013-14 Herb McPherson 1965-66 Paul King 1990-91 Jarvis Williams 2013-14 Dick Cunningham 1966-67 Popeye Jones (AOY) 1991-92 Cameron Payne (MVP)(AOY) 2014-15 Hern McPherson 1966-67 Frank Allen 1991-92 Jarvis Williams 2014-15 Dick Cunningham 1967-68 Frank Allen 1992-93 Jeffery Moss 2015-16 Claude Virden (MVP) 1968-69 Marcus Brown 1993-94 (MVP) Player of the Year Hector Blondet 1968-69 Cedric Gumm 1993-94 (AOY) Athlete of the Year (FOY) Freshman of the Year Claude Virden 1969-70 Marcus Brown (MVP) (AOY) 1994-95 (NOY) Newcomer of the Year Vincent Rainey 1994-95 Les Taylor (MVP) 1970-71 Jimmy Young 1970-71 Marcus Brown (MVP) 1995-96 Vincent Rainey 1995-96 Les Taylor (MVP) 1971-72 Jimmy Young 1970-71 Vincent Rainey 1996-97 De’Teri Mayes (NOY) 1996-97 Mike Coleman 1972-73 Chad Townsend 1996-97 Les Taylor 1972-73 De’Teri Mayes (MVP) (AOY) 1997-98 Mike Coleman 1973-74 Chad Townsend 1997-98 Isaac Spencer (NOY) 1997-98 Jesse Williams 1974-75 Isaac Spencer 1998-99 Jesse Williams 1975-76 Aubrey Reese 1998-99 Rod Murray 1998-99 Mike Muff 1976-77 Grover Woolard 1976-77 Aubrey Reese (MVP) 1999-00 Isaac Spencer 1999-00 Mike Muff 1977-78 Isaac Spencer 2000-01 John Randall 1978-79 Justin Burdine 2000-01 Kenny Hammonds 1978-79 Justin Burdine 2001-02 Gary Hooker (MVP) (AOY) 1979-80 James Singleton 2001-02 Lamont Sleets 1979-80 James Singleton 2002-03 Lamont Sleets 1980-81 Cuthbert Victor 2002-03 Kenny Hammonds 1980-81 Cuthbert Victor (MVP) 2003-04 Glen Green (MVP) 1981-82 Chris Shumate 2003-04 Ricky Hood 1981-82 Trey Pearson 2004-05 Glen Green 1982-83 Ricky Hood 1982-83 Shawn Witherspoon 2005-06 Lamont Sleets 1982-83 80 1155 NNCAACAA AAppearancesppearances - 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    N°34 - OCTOBRE 2019 LE GUIDE 2019-20 SOMMAIRE 92. Prévisions 94. Calendrier POULE A POULE B 96. Angers 110. Andrézieux-Bouthéon 97. Bordeaux 111. Avignon-Le Pontet 98. Boulogne-sur-Mer 112. Besançon 99. Caen 113. Centre Fédéral 100. Challans 114. Chartres 101. Dax-Gamarde 115. Feurs 102. La Rochelle 116. Get Vosges 103. Le Havre 117. Kaysersberg Hervé Bellenger-IS/LNB 104. Lorient 118. La Charité-Sur-Loire 105. Tarbes-Lourdes 119. Mulhouse-Pfastatt 4. Rétro 2018-19 12. Palmarès (équipes) 106. Toulouse 120. Orchies 6. TV et Internet 16. Palmarès (joueurs) 107. Tours 121. Pont-De-Chéruy 8. Chiffres 20. Affluences 3 108. Vanves 122. Rueil 109. Vitré 123. Saint-Vallier 68. Prévisions 126. Prévisions 22. Prévisions 70. Palmarès 128. Boulazac 137. Le Portel 24. Calendrier 72. Calendrier 129. Boulogne-Levallois 138. Limoges 28. Boulazac 74. Aix-Maurienne 130. Bourg-en-Bresse 139. Lyon-Villeurbanne 30. Boulogne-Levallois 75. Antibes 131. Chalon-sur-Saône 140. Monaco 34. Bourg-en-Bresse 76. Blois 132. Châlons-Reims 141. Nanterre 36. Chalon-sur-Saône 77. Denain 133. Cholet 142. Orléans 38. Châlons-Reims 78. Évreux 134. Dijon 143. Pau-Lacq-Orthez 40. Cholet 79. Fos-sur-Mer 135. Gravelines-Dunkerque 144. Roanne 42. Dijon 80. Gries-Oberhoffen 136. Le Mans 146. Strasbourg 44. Gravelines-Dunkerque 81. Lille Les Éditions Atao - 2 place de la République 46. Le Mans 82. Nancy BP 43950 - 56039 Vannes Cedex 48. Le Portel 83. Nantes Tél. : 02 97 47 22 29 – [email protected] Limoges 84. Paris Rédacteur en chef : Yann Casseville / Directeur artistique : Thierry Deschamps 50.