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GameGame #5#5 MorganMorgan StateState vs.vs. OldOld DominionDominion 2003-04 GAMETIME! Against The World

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Enrollment………………………………..…………..6,620 gan State takes on Old Location………………………………...….., MD Founded……………………………...………………..1867 Dominion on Saturday Nickname…………………………...………………..Bears night at Ted Constant School Colors………………………………Orange & Blue Morgan State “Bears” (1-3) vs. Arena……………………………....Hill Field House (4,500) Center at 7:00 p.m. EST. Old Dominion “Monarchs” (1-3) Press Row……………………………..……(443) 885-4018 The Bears fell short, Affiliation…………………………....NCAA Division I-AA Ted Constant Center Conference…………………………....Mid-Eastern Athletic 68-66, in an President…………………………....Dr. Earl S. Richardson 7:00PM Tip-off Athletics Director………………...…Dr. David Y. Thomas loss to cross-town rival Saturday, December 13, 2003 Coppin State. Old Do- Norfolk, VA Head Coach………………………....Alfred “Butch” Beard Alma Mater…………………………………..Louisville, ‘69 minion was defeated by Record at School……….11-49 (3rd Season, as of 12/11/03) Charlotte in double-overtime last Saturday night by a score of Assistant Coaches……………....Lamont “Speedy” Pennick ……………....Alfred “Butchie” Beard III, Paul Edwards III 105-102.

Sports Information…………………….…...(443) 885-3831 Office Fax…………………………………..(443) 885-8307 HEAD-TO-HEAD: The teams will be meeting for the first Men’s Contact………………..Leonard Haynes E-Mail………………..………[email protected] time. The Monarchs and Bears both enter the contest with a 1-3 Ticket Office……………………………….(443) 885-3830 overall record.

TUNING IN: The Morgan State-Old Dominion game will 2003-04 SCHEDULE not be televised or broadcast on radio. The game will be broad- cast via the internet at www.odusports.ocsn.com/multimedia Nov. 11 Radio One All Stars Exhibition W Nov. 22 at L 62-89 Nov. 25 Fairleigh Dickinson W 76-75 Dec. 1 at L 66-76 Dec. 4 Team Champion Exhibition W 88-81OT Dec. 10 *at Coppin State L 66-68 Dec. 13 at Old Dominion 7:00pm Dec. 20 at Maine 7:00pm PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Dec. 29 at Montana State Tournament TBA Jan. 3 * Bethune-Cookman 4:00pm Jan. 5 * Florida A&M 7:30pm MORGAN STATE Jan. 10 * at Howard 4:00pm Jan. 12 * at Delaware State 7:30pm NO. PLAYER CL. POS. HT. PPG/RPG/APG Jan. 17 * South Carolina State 4:00pm 4 Chris Grant Jr. G 6-4 8.5/4.3/3.0 Jan 20 * N.C. A&T 7:30pm 2 Reggie Winkfield Sr. F 6-4 7.5/1.8 Jan. 26 * at MD-Eastern Shore 7:30pm 40 Aaron Andrews Sr. C 6-5 12.8/5.8 Jan. 31 *at Norfolk State 4:00pm Feb. 2 * Hampton 7:30pm 21 Sam Brand Jr. G 6-3 1.8/2.8 Feb. 7 * at Bethune-Cookman 4:00pm 1 Cedrick Barrow Sr. G 6-0 11.0/3.5/1.0 Feb. 9 *at Florida A&M 7:30pm Feb. 14 *Howard 7:30pm Feb. 16 *Delaware State 7:30pm OLD DOMINION Feb. 21 *at South Carolina State 4:00pm NO. PLAYER CL. POS. HT. PPG/RPG/APG Feb. 23 *at N.C. A&T 7:30pm 40 Alex Loughton So. C 6-7 22.5/9.3/3.5 Mar. 1 *MD-Eastern Shore 7:30pm Mar. 5 *Coppin State 7:30pm 1 Isaiah Hunter So. F 6-2 15.0/2.5/4.0 10 John Waller So. G 6-1 11.8/6.3 March 8-13 31 Arnaud Dahi Fr. F 6-7 9.5/7.3 MEAC TOURNAMENT 13 Troy Nance Sr. PG 6-3 7.8/2.0/4.1 (at Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, VA) 2003-04 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY GAMETIME! Against The World! PROBABLE STARTERS Position No. Name Ht Wt Cl Comments Guard 21 Sam Brand 6’4 200 Jr. Last Game: Held scoreless (0-5 FG) …0-for-4 from three- territory with 3 rebounds in 31 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10).

2003-2004: Averaging 1.8 points and 2.8 rebounds in 24 minutes per game… 1-for-11 from beyond the arc.

Grant 4 Chris Grant 6’4 190 Jr. Last Game: Started for the first time...finished with 13 points (6-10 FG) led team with 7 rebounds and had 4 assists in 35 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10).

2003-2004: Averaging 25.3 minutes per game...scoring 8.5ppg…averaging 4.3 rebounds 3 assists.

Forward 40 Aaron Andrews 6’5 215 Sr. Last Game: Recorded team-high 15 points (7-11 FG) and grabbed 5 boards with a in 28 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10).

2003-2004: Averaging 27 minutes, 12 points, and 5.8 rebounds per game...and is shooting 64% from the field.

Guard 1 Cedrick Barrow 6’0 160 Sr. Last Game: Scored 10 points (6-7 FT), had 3 rebounds and 6 assists in 35 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10).

2003-2004: Averaging 11 points and is shooting 87% from the stripe and 56% (5-9) from beyond the arc.

Guard 2 Reggie Winkfield 6’4 220 Sr. Last Game: Scored 11 points and shot 3-for-5 from beyond the arcs with 2 assists and 4 boards in 23 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10).

2003-2004: Averaging 7.5 ppg and 20 minutes per contest...is shooting 57% (8-14) from 3-point territory and 50% from the field.

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INJURY REPORT: MEAC PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH N/A Teams 2003-04 SEASON RECORDS: 1. Florida A&M Record: Home: Road Overtime 2. Hampton Overall 1-3 1-0 0-3 0-1 3. South Carolina State MEAC: 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 4. Delaware State Nonconference 0-2 1-0 0-2 0-0 5. Coppin State MEAC North: 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 6. Norfolk State MEAC South: 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 7. Howard 8. -Eastern Shore STREAKS: Overall: Lost 2 Home: Win 1 Road: Lost 3 9. Bethune-Cookman 10. Morgan State

11. North Carolina A&T UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Date Opponent Location Time Dec. 13 Old Dominion Norfolk, VA 7:00 p.m. Dec. 20 Maine Portland, ME 1:00 p.m. Dec. 29-30 Montana State Holiday Tour. Bozeman, MT TBA ALL TIMES EASTERN

2003-04 RESULTS & HIGH SCORERS Date Place Result Bear High Scorer Opp High Scorer Dec. 10 @Coppin State L, 66-68 Aaron Andrews (15) Kelvin Green (25) Dec. 1 @Virginia Tech L, 66-76 Joseph McLean (21) Bryant Matthews (36) Nov. 25 Fairleigh Dickinson W 76-75 Aaron Andrews (19) Brandon Edwards (22) Nov. 22 @Seton Hall L, 62-89 Ron Timus (16) John Allen (22)

RECENT GAMES: BEARS vs. COPPIN STATE - - (December 10, 2003, Baltimore, MD) Aaron Andrews scored a team-high 15 points to lead the way as Morgan State fell short to Coppin State in over- time, 68-66, in its first taste of Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference action. The Bears struggled to hit shots in the first half and trailed by 14 at the break. Morgan’s intense man-to-man defense helped the Bears put together a 17-2 run to hack into the Eagles lead. The lead would change 5 times before CSC’s Kelvin Green scored 11 points down the stretch to send the game into overtime. In overtime, Cedrick Barrow and Reggie Winkfield kept the Bears hopes alive, but a crucial basket by Green with seconds remaining ended up being the deciding points of the extra session.

BEARS vs. VIRGINIA TECH - - (December 1, 2003, Blacksburg, VA) Bryant Matthews scored a game-high 36 points to lead Virginia Tech to a 76-66 victory against a competitive Morgan State squad on Monday night in front of 5,580 fans at in Blacks- burg, VA. The Hokies improved to 3-1, while the Bears slide to 1-2 on the season. Morgan State built a six point lead early in the first half before the Hokies went on a 10-0 run to take a 26-16 lead. The Bears, however, answered with a 14-0 run and took a 30-26 lead on a basket by Reggie Wink- field. Morgan State clung to a, 37-36, halftime lead. The Bears shot a sizzling 60 percent in the first stanza, but during the second half Tech’s defense stiffened. The Bears were unable to keep the lead in the second half of play as the Hokies used a 20-5 run to blow

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 3 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball the game wide open. Meanwhile, Morgan State’s offense stalled and scored just a single basket in the first 8:25 of the second half. Morgan 2003-04 Team Cumulatives State shot 31 percent in the second half. Matthews, a 6-foot-7 small forward, scored 18 points in each half and hit 14 of 22 shots from the MSU ODU floor for the game. The Hokies shot 55.6 percent from the floor in the 1-3 Overall Record 1-3 1-0 Home Games 0-2 second half and outrebounded a much smaller Morgan State team 42- 0-3 Road Games 1-1 29. Morgan had four players score in double-figures. Newcomer 0-0 Neutral Games 0-0 Joseph McLean led the Bears with a career-high 21 points. McLean 270 Points Scored 332 308 Points Allowed 362 shot 7-for-9 from the field and was 3-for-4 from beyond the arc. The -9.5 Scoring Margin -7.5 Hokies also got solid production from freshman guard Jamron .466 FG% .439 Gordon who had 12 points, 8 rebounds, seven steals and 6 assists. .464 FG Defense .524 .325 3-Pt FG% .413 Senior guard Cedrick Barrow had his best game of the season with 15 6.8 3-Pt Per Game 9.5 points, while Reggie Winkfield and Aaron Andrews scored 13 and 10 .561 % .624 respectively. 16.5 FT Atts. Per Game 20 28.5 Average 39.5 37.8 Opp. Rebound Avg. 36.2 BEARS vs. FAIRLEIGH-DICKINSON - - (November 25, 2003, -9.2 Rebound Margin +3.3 36 Offensive Boards Baltimore, MD) 70 Turnovers 21.5 Aaron Andrews scored a team-high 19 points to lead the way as 64 Turnovers Forced Morgan State battled their way to a 76-75 victory over Fairleigh Dick- -1.5 Turnover Margin -5.2 13.5 Average 20.8 inson in its home-opener at Hill Field House on Tuesday night. The 2.5 Block Average 1.8 Bears got off to a slow start as the Knights galloped off to a lead 6.8 Average 7.0 behind the sharp-shooting of Gordon Klaiber and Brandon Ed- MSU Double Figures In Pts. wards. With 11:40 remaining in the half the Bears found themselves Bears…… ………………………2003-04 down 20-6. Momentum began to change in favor of the Bears shortly Barrow 3 after head coach Butch Beard called a timeout and pulled his starting Brand - Timus 3 five off the floor. Morgan’s intensity level picked up as Beard came Grant 2 out of the timeout with his “bench mob.” The "bench mob" con- Winkfield 2 sisted of newcomers Theodore Terrell, Christopher Grant, Karanvir Andrews 3 McLean 1 Aujla, Joseph McLean and Timothy Berkley. The Bears would go on a 23-14 run over the next 6 minutes, as the Knights’ lead dwindled to Double Figures In Rebounds 34-31. FDU (0-2) kept Morgan at a distance to close out the half as Bears…… ………………………2003-04 the Knights went on a 16-4 run of their own and left the court with a Andrews 0 49-35 lead at the break. In the second half, the complexion of the game once again shifted to Morgan State. Ron Timus and Cedrick Barrow combined for 23 points as the Bears went on a 27-12 run to take the lead, 62-61, with 8 min- utes remaining in the contest. It was Morgan’s first lead of the game. Down the stretch, following an offensive foul by Barrow, FDU’s Marcus Whitaker swung the ball over to Brandon Edwards who knocked down a three-pointer to give the Knights a 75-74 lead with 15 seconds on the clock. Chris Grant proceeded to take the inbounds and drove the length of the floor before being fouled in the lane on a shot attempt. The JUCO transfer toed the line and calmly sank both free throws giving Morgan the 76-75 lead and the win. The Knights had one last shot to win the game, but Whitaker’s layup attempt rimmed out and Morgan State defeated the Knights for the first time since 1979.

ABOUT THE MONARCHS: Old Dominion was defeated by Charlotte last Saturday night in dou- ble-overtime, 105-102, falling to 1-3 on the season. The Monarchs have been led by center Alex Loughton, averaging 22.5 in four games, including a 45 point (17-23 FG), 15 rebound performance in the loss to Charlotte. Old Dominion shot 51.9 percent from the floor and held a 44-35 rebounding 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 4 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball

advantage against the Charlotte in the overtime loss. Loughton was Scoring first 1-0 named Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Player of the Week as Leading at the half 0-2 he averaged 29 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists as the Monarchs Trailing at the half 1-1 split a pair of games last week. Tied at the half 0-0 Leading w/3:00 left 1-1 Trailing w/3:00 left 0-2 BRANDED: Junior guard Sam Brand averaged 14 ppg and was Tied w/3:00 left 0-0 one of the Bears most consistent three-point shooters. Currently, In overtime 0-1 the Baltimore native is having a difficult time finding his stroke. Winning the tip-off 1-0 He’s averaging less than a basket per game and is shooting a dismal Losing the tip-off 0-3 1-for-11 (.091) from three-point territory. Brand will attempt to

Shooting 50%+ 0-0 jump-start his season when they Bears take on Old Dominion. Shooting less than 50+ 1-3 Outrebounding opponent 1-0 BE THE THREE, SHOOT THE THREE: Last season the Opponent outrebounds 0-3 Equal number of rebounds 0-0 Bears did not hesitate when it came to firing up the long ball. Morgan State Posting more turnovers 0-2 averaged 17.4 three-point attempts per contest. The team made 6 three- Posting less turnovers 1-1 pointers per game and shot just above 34 percent. The Bears enter its con- Equal number of turnovers 0-0 test against Old Dominion coming off a dismal shooting night from be-

Scoring 70+ points 1-0 yond the arc. Morgan State shot a dismal 5-for-22 (22%) from 3-point Scoring 60-70 points 0-3 territory. The Bears are currently shooting 32 percent from the downtown. Scoring 50-60 points 0-0 Scoring less than 50 points 0-0 CHARITY DONATIONS ACCEPTED: Morgan State contin-

Final margin of 1-4 1-1 ues to have a hard time knocking down free throws at the charity Final margin 5-9 points 0-0 stripe. The Bears are currently shooting just 56 percent from the free Final margin of +10 points 0-2 throw line as a team, while opponents are draining just above 70%.

4+ Bears in double figures 1-2 In order for the Bears to have any success in winning the close con- 3 Bears in double figures 0-0 tests, they have to make the most of their free throw opportunities. 2 Bears in double figures 0-0 1 Bears in double figures 0-1 GENERAL GRANT: Junior Chris Grant has been a great addi- Longest game win streak 1 tion to the Bears’ roster. For the first time this season the 6-foot-4 Longest game losing streak 2 combo-guard was inserted into the starting line-up when Morgan Current streak______L2 took on Coppin State. The Nassau Community College transfer had MSU vs.: a solid performance as he collected 13 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists America East 0-0 and 3 steals. Grant is averaging 8.5 ppg, 4.5 rebounds and 3 assists Big East 0-2 CAA 0-0 through the first four games. Against Fairleigh Dickinson he led the Colonial Atlantic 0-0 Bears in scoring with a season-high 14 points, 7 rebounds and 4 as- Independent 0-0 sists in 30 minutes…off the bench. Metro Atlantic 0-0 Mid-American 0-0 Mid-Continent 0-0 SO FRESH AND SO McLEAN: Freshman guard Joseph Mid-Eastern Athletic 0-1 McLean is beginning to show why the Bears coaching staff was so Northeastern 1-0 Southwestern Athletic 0-0 high on him coming out of high school. The native is a solid guard who can play both the point and posi- MSU ON: tions. Against Virginia Tech, McLean led the Bears with 21-points Sundays 0-0 Mondays 0-1 and shot 3-for-4 from beyond the arc. McLean will be one to watch Tuesdays 1-0 as his experience grows. Wednesdays 0-1 Thursdays 0-0 Fridays 0-0 Saturdays 0-1

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AA BATTERIES INCLUDED: Morgan State’s NEW CUBS IN THE DEN: Morgan State’s center position reserves have seen a lot of action this season. The is held down by list of Morgan newcomers includes: Chris Grant, senior Aaron Theodore Terrell, Aaron Lawler, Karanvir Aujla, Andrews. Timothy Berkley, Alfonso Evans, Joseph McLean, Standing at 6- Joseph McIver III. foot-5 Andrews is considered one of the smallest centers in the Mid- Eastern Ath- letic Confer- ence and may (As of Monday, December 8) just be one of Teams Conference Overall the smallest in 1. Howard 0-0 2-3 2. Morgan State 0-0 1-2 C - Aaron Andrews the nation. Fortunately for 3. South Carolina State 0-0 1-2 the Bears, Aaron plays a lot bigger than his actual 4. Hampton 0-0 2-6 size and last year he was ranked among the 5. Delaware State 0-0 1-3 6. Norfolk State 0-0 1-4 MEAC’s top rebounders. He posted 9.5 ppg and 7. Coppin State 0-0 2-7 7.3 rebounds during the 2002-03 season. So far 8. MD-Eastern Shore 0-0 0-1 this season Aaron is the Bears leading rebounder 9. Bethune-Cookman 0-0 0-2 (5.8 rpg) and is averaging 12.8 points per game and 10. N.C. A&T 0-0 0-4 is shooting 64 percent from the floor. The Wood- 11. Florida A&M 0-0 0-5 bridge, VA native must have a big year for the Bears to be successful as the season continues.

2003-04 Individual Highs Points Rebounds MSU……..21, Joseph McLean vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) MSU……….. 9, Aaron Andrews vs. Virginia Tech (2/1) OPP…….36, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 12/1 OPP………...11, Gordon Klaiber (Fairleigh Dickinson) 11/25 Field Goals Made Assists MSU…….8, Aaron Andrews vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/25) MSU……….. 7, Joseph McLean vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/25) OPP…….14, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 12/1 OPP……….. 8, (Virginia Tech) 12/1 Field Goals Attempted Turnovers MSU…….12, Ron Timus vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) MSU……….. 5, Cedrick Barrow vs. Radio One All-Stars (11/15) OPP……..22, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 12/1 OPP……….. 7, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 2/1 Three-Pointers Made Blocks MSU…….3, Reggie Winkfield vs. Virginia Tech 12/1 MSU……….. 3, Aaron Andrews vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/25) OPP…….5, Brandon Edwards (Fairleigh Dickinson) 11/25 OPP……….. 3, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 11/27 Three-Pointers Attempted Steals MSU…….5, Chris Grant vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (12/25) MSU……….. 4, Sam Brand vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/25) OPP…….22, Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech) 12/1 OPP……….. 7, (Virginia Tech) 11/27 Free Throws Made Free Throw Percentage MSU…….6, Cedrick Barrow vs. Coppin State (12/10) MSU……….. .833 (5-6), Cedrick Barrow vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) OPP…….10, Kelvin Green (Coppin State) 12/10 OPP……….. 1.000 (9-9), John Allen (Seton Hall) 11/22 Free Throws Attempted MSU…….6, Aaron Andrews vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/25) OPP…….12, Kelvin Green (Coppin State) 12/10

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 6 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball Morgan State Team Season Highs Team Highs Morgan State Opponents Points Scored 76 vs. FDU (11/25) 89 by Seton Hall (11/22) Field Goals Made 30 vs. FDU (11/25) 31 by Virginia Tech (12/1) FG Attempted 59 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 65 by Virginia Tech (12/1) FG Percentage .556 (30-54) vs. FDU (11/25) .526 (30-57) by Seton Hall (11/22)

3-Pt. FG Made 8 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 9 by FDU (11/25) 3-Pt. FG Att. 22 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 18 by CSC (12/10) 3-Pt. FG Pct. .421 (8-19) vs. Va. Tech (12/1) .529 (9-17) vs. FDU (11/25)

Free Throws Made 11 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 25 by Seton Hall (11/22) Free Throw Att. 19 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 31 by Seton Hall (11/22) Free Throw Pct. .625 (10-16) vs. Va. Tech (12/1) .806 (25-31) by SHU(11/22) Rebounds 30 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 42 by Virginia Tech (12/1) Fouls 26 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 19 by FDU (11/25)

Assists 18 vs. FDU (11/25) 18 by Virginia Tech (12/1) Turnovers 19 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 20 by CSC (12/10) Blocked Shots 3 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 7 by Virginia Tech (12/1) Steals 8 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 10 by Virginia Tech (12/1)

Team Lows Morgan State Opponents Points Scored 62 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 68 vs. CSC (12/10) Field Goals Made 24 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 22 vs. CSC (12/10) PG - Cedrick Barrow FG Attempted 54 vs. FDU (11/25) 55 vs. CSC (12/10) FG Percentage .407 (24-59) vs. Seton Hall .400 (22-55) vs. CSC (12/10)

3-Pt. FG Made 5 vs. Coppin State (12/10) 1 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 3-Pt. FG Att. 19 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 8 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 3-Pt. FG Pct. .227 (5-22) vs. CSC (12/10) .364 (4-11) vs. Seton Hall (11/22)

Free Throws Made 7 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 12 vs. FDU (11/25) Free Throw Att. 14 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 19 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) Free Throw Pct. .500 (7-14) vs. Seton Hall .600 (12-20) vs. FDU (11/25) Rebounds 26 vs. FDU (11/25) 34 vs. CSC (12/10) Fouls 14 vs. Virginia Tech (12/1)

Assists 12 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 17 vs. FDU (11/25) Turnovers 10 vs. FDU (11/25) 13 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Blocked Shots 1 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 1 vs. FDU (11/25) Steals 5 vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 5 vs. FDU (11/25)

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 7 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball Morgan State Individual Season Highs Aaron Andrews Sam Brand Joseph McLean Points:……………….…19, vs. FDU (11/25) Points:……………...3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Points:…………21, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Field Goals:……………..8, vs. FDU (11/25) Field Goals:……..1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Field Goals:…….7, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) FG Att:………………....11, vs. FDU (11/25) FG Att:.…………………..8, vs. FDU (11/25) FG Att:……….…9, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) 3-Pointers:……………………………..N/A 3-Pointers:………….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 3-Pointers:……...3, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) 3-Point Att:…………………………….N/A 3-Point Att:………………4, vs. FDU (11/25) 3-Point Att:……..4, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Free Throws:…………….3, vs. FDU (11/25) Free Throws:…..……………………….N/A Free Throws:…...4, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) FT Att:…………………...6, vs. FDU (11/25) FT Att:…………..……….2, vs. FDU (11/25) FT Att:………….6, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Rebounds:………9, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Rebounds:………4, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Rebounds:……...2, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Assists:………….2, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Assists:………….2, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Assists:………….7, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Blocks:…………………...3, vs. FDU (11/25) Blocks:………………………………….N/A Blocks:…………..2, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Steals:…………...1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Steals:……………………4, vs. FDU (11/25) Steals:…………...1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Minutes:……….35, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Minutes:……….26, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Minutes:………………..19, vs. FDU (11/25)

Karanvir Aujla Alfonso Evans Theodore Terrell Points:………………….10, vs. FDU (11/25) Points:………………………………….N/A Points:…………..….3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Field Goals:………….…..4, vs. FDU (11/25) Field Goals:……...... N/A Field Goals:………...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) FG Att:……………..5, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) FG Att:………….………………………N/A FG Att:……………..5, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 3-Pointers:……….………2, vs. FDU (11/25) 3-Pointers:……….……………………..N/A 3-Pointers:………….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 3-Point Att:…………3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 3-Point Att:……………………………..N/A 3-Point Att:…………3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Free Throws:…...... N/A Free Throws:…...... N/A Free Throws:…...... N/A FT Att:……………...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) FT Att:………………………………….N/A FT Att:……………...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Rebounds:……….....3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Rebounds:………1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Rebounds:…….…2, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Assists:…………………..1, vs. FDU (11/25) Assists:………………………………….N/A Assists:………….1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Blocks:………………………………….N/A Blocks:………………………………….N/A Blocks:………………………………….N/A Steals:……………....1. vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Steals:…………...……………………...N/A Steals:……………2, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Minutes:………..…17, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Minutes:………...3, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Minutes:………………..14, vs. FDU (11/25)

Cedrick Barrow Chris Grant Ronald Timus Points:…….…….15, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) Points:………………….14, vs. FDU (11/25) Points:...... 16, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Field Goals:……………...5, vs. FDU (11/25) Field Goals:……………...6, vs. CSC (12/10) Field Goals:………..7, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) FG Att:………..…12, vs.Virginia Tech (12/1) FG Att:………………….10, vs. CSC (12/10) FG Att:……..……..12, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) 3-Pointers:……..…2, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 3-Pointers:……….………2, vs. FDU (11/25) 3-Pointers:……………….1, vs. FDU (11/25) 3-Point Att:…...….4, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 3-Point Att:……………....5, vs. FDU (11/25) 3-Point Att:………………4, vs. FDU (11/25) Free Throws:……..6, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Free Throws:…………….4, vs. FDU (11/25) Free Throws:…………….2, vs. FDU (11/25) FT Att:…..……….7, vs. Coppin State (12/10) FT Att:…………………...5, vs. FDU (11/25) FT Att:…………...... 4, vs. FDU (11/25) Rebounds:…….….6, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) Rebounds:…………….....7, vs. FDU (11/25) Rebounds:…...... 7, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Assists:…………..6, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Assists:…………………..4, vs. FDU (11/25) Assists:……………..3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Blocks:………………………………….N/A Blocks:……...……1, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Blocks:…..….………………………….N/A Steals:………………2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22) Steals:……….…...3, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Steals:…...……………………………..N/A Minutes:………..35, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Minutes:……….………..35, vs. CSC (12/10) Minutes:………………..28, vs. FDU (11/25)

Timothy Berkley Joseph McIver Reggie Winkfield Points:………….4, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Points:………………………………….N/A Points:……………13, vs Virginia Tech(12/1) Field Goals:…….2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Field Goals:……...... N/A Field Goals:………...vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) FG Att:………….2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) FG Att:………….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) FG Att:……...…....8, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1) 3-Pointers:……….……………………..N/A 3-Pointers:……….……………………..N/A 3-Pointers:……....3, vs. Coppin State (12/10) 3-Point Att:……………………………..N/A 3-Point Att:……………………………..N/A 3-Point Att:…....…5, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Free Throws:…...... N/A Free Throws:…...... N/A Free Throws:……………………….…..N/A FT Att:………………………………….N/A FT Att:………………………………….N/A FT Att:………………………………….N/A Rebounds:……...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Rebounds:……...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Rebounds:……….4, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Assists:………………………………….N/A Assists:………………………………….N/A Assists:…….……2, vs. Coppin State (12/10) Blocks:………………………………….N/A Blocks:.…………1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Blocks:……………………………….…N/A Steals:…………...1, vs. Virginia Tech (12/01) Steals:…………...……………………...N/A Steals:……………...2, @Virginia Tech (12/1) Minutes:………19, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Minutes:………..5, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Minutes:………...27, vs. Virginia Tech (12/1)

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 8 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball Morgan State Head Coach - Individual Season continued... Alfred “Butch” Beard Ron Phillips When Butch Beard was hired as Morgan Points:…...……..4, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) State’s 14th basketball coach. Beard ab- Field Goals:…….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) FG Att:………….3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) sorbed a punishing first year as his team fell 3-Pointers:……...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) short of his expectations. This season he is 3-Point Att:……..3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Free Throws:…...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) looking forward to rebuilding the Morgan FT Att:………….2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) State men’s basketball program into a Rebounds:……...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Assists:………………………………….N/A national power. Blocks:………………………………….N/A The 55-year old Beard has over 20 years Steals:…………...……………………...N/A Minutes:………..4, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) of NBA coaching and playing experience. In addition to his NBA coaching experience, Beard was head Aaron Lawler Points:………….3, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) coach at from 1990-94. During his tenure Field Goals:…….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) with the Bison Beard was earned MEAC Coach of the Year FG Att:………….2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) 3-Pointers:……...1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) honors for his teams success in 1991-92 after guiding the 3-Point Att:……..1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Bison to both the regular season and postseason titles and a Free Throws:…...... N/A FT Att:………………………………….N/A trip to the NCAA Tournament. Rebounds:……………………………...N/A Beard joined the Morgan State program after serving as an Assists:………….1, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) Blocks:………………………………….N/A Assistant Coach to Gar Heard with the Steals:…………..2, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) during the 1999-2000 NBA season. He brings NBA head Minutes:………..5, vs. Seton Hall (11/22/03) coaching experience having guided the New Jersey Nets for two seasons (1994-96) compiling a 60-104 record. He also served as an assistant coach for two seasons with the Nets (1988-90), three with the (1979-82) and two seasons with the (1996-98). A former roommate of Baltimore/Washington Bullet fame, at the University of Louisville, Beard spent 10 seasons in the NBA, averaging 9.3 points per game in 605 games with five different teams. A first round selection (10th overall) with the in 1969, Beard’s best season was in 1971-72 with the when he scored 15.8 points and earned a trip to the NBA All-Star game. He was the starting guard for the 1973-74 championship team. Beard also spent five seasons as a broadcaster with the New York Knicks in the mid-eighties. Beard and his wife, Ruth Ann, reside in Burtonsville, Maryland. The couple have four children, Alfred III, Cory, Samantha and Ian.

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 9 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball #40#40 AaronAaron AndrewsAndrews Forward 6’5, 220, Senior Woodbridge, Va. (Garfield)

(2002-03) Junior: Played in 24 of 27 regular season games...scored 8 points and had 5 boards against Maine (12/9/02)...collected a double-double against Virginia Tech with 15 points and a season-high 14 rebounds and 3 blocks (12/14/02)...collected 11 rebounds, 5 points, and 2 assists against Canisius (12/17/02)...scored 10 points with 6 rebounds, 4 steals and an assist vs. Towson (12/20/02)...collected a double-double against William & Mary by recording 14 points and 10 rebounds (12/22/02)...scored 10 points and had 8 rebounds against S.C. State (1/4/03)...scored 15 points with 8 rebounds against N.C. A&T (1/6/03)...collected 14 rebounds with 8 point and 2 assists against Delaware State (1/20/03)...scored 14 points with 6 boards and 2 assists in 25 minutes vs. UMES (2/1/03)...recorded season-high 22 points with 8 rebounds in an overtime win against N.C. A&T(2/10/03)...collected third double-double of the season against Norfolk State with 15 points and 13 rebounds (2/18/03)…led the team in rebounding and shot-blocks...ranked among top rebounders in the MEAC.

(2001-02) Sophomore: Saw action in 25 games and averaged 15.6 minutes per contest...scored career-high 13 points and grabbed 6 rebounds vs. South Carolina State (1/28/02)...blocked 5 shots and scored 10 points vs. Bethune-Cookman (1/21/02)...collected 9 rebounds and was 5-for-6 from the floor for 13 points vs. Florida A&M (1/19/02)...finished the season with 17 blocks and averaged 4.2 rebounds per game.

High School Experience: First team All-State...All-District and All-Region...Gar-field was 26-2 during his freshman year, 25-3 as a sophomore, 24-4 as a jun- ior and 26-4 as a senior...averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds also played in the Reebok Capitol Classic regional game...lettered in ...high school coach was Andy Gray.

Personal: Born January 15, 1982, in Atlanta, GA...full name is Aaron R. An- drews II...son of Connie and Aaron Andrews...has a daughter, Alyssa Tamia Andrews...information network science and systems major…enjoys reading, computers, and music...both his parents attended Morgan State University. 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball

#1#1 CedrickCedrick BarrowBarrow 6’0, 160, Senior Sacramento, Ca. (Jesuit Prep)

(2002-03) Junior: Scored in double figures 14 times...tallied 10 points (6-6 FT), 2 assists, and a rebound against Towson (11/25/02)...scored 14 points (4-6 3PT) in 27 minutes against Coppin State (12/07/02)...scored 14 points and had 2 assists in a win against Towson in the rematch (12/20/02)...tallied 9 assists and 11 points against Texas Southern in the Corpus Christi Tourna- ment...scored 16 points and dished out 7 assists vs. William and Mary (12/22/02)...scored 11 points (8-8 FT) in the con- ference opener against S.C. State (1/4/03)...contributed 10 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds vs. Hampton (1/11/03)...recorded season-high 26 (8-12 FG) with 5 boards and 3 assists in a win against Delaware St. (1/20/03)...in the Bear’s victory against UMES, scored 15 points with 4 assists and 3 boards...recorded a double-double against N.C. A&T with 19 points (6-13 FG), 11 assists, and led the team with 6 rebounds in 44 minutes...ranked among the MEAC’s top five in assists (3.3) and assists-turnover ratio (1.2)...played in 26 of 27 regular season games...averaged 27.6 mpg, 9.3 ppg, 3.3 apg, 2.4 rpg...shot 35.7 percent from beyond the arc.

(2001-02) Sophomore: Ranked 6th in the MEAC in assists...team’s fourth leading scorer...scored 17 points and dished out 7 assists vs. Florida A&M (3/4/01)...averaged 8.1 points and 3 assists per game…recorded a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds vs. Canisius (1/9/02).

(2000-01) Freshman: Played in 27 of 29 games...averaged 19.6 minutes per game...Scored a career high 25 points in a 68-61 win over North Carolina A&T in Hill Field House...started the last 12 games of the season...had 5 rebounds vs. ...4 assists vs. Maryland Eastern Shore in the MEAC Tourna- ment...3 steals against South Carolina State.

High School Experience: Finished senior year as All-League MVP...All-City Player of the Year...Sacramento Player of the Year...First Team All-State...selected to Best of the West All-Star Game...averaged 24.0 points, 5.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals...Jesuit Prep was 29-2 his sophomore season, 32-3 his junior campaign and 33-2 his senior year and was state runner-up...Jesuit won the Metro League crown during his sophomore and junior year...lettered three seasons in basketball under coach Hank Meyer.

Personal: Born August 4, 1982, in Sacramento, Cali...full name Cedrick J. Barrow...nickname “Ced”...son of Gwen and Ron Barrow Sr...biology major...honor roll student...volunteered as a teachers assistant at St. Joseph Elementary...career ambition is to become an orthopedic surgeon...enjoys working with computers...brother, Ron Jr., played at High Point University.

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball #21#21 SamSam BrandBrand Guard/Forward 6’3, 200, Guard/Junior Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Poly)

(2002-03) Sophomore: Scored double-figures 15 out of 20 times...began his MSU career by dropping in 19 points with 2 assists and 2 rebounds against Towson (12/20/02)...scored 16 points and grabbed 4 rebounds in a win against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (12/27/02)...scored 17 points vs. Texas Southern in the Corpus Christi Classic (12/28/02)...scored 22 points in the MEAC opener against S.C. State (1/4/03)...scored 14 points in a win against N.C. A&T (1/6/03)...scored 15 points with an assist and a rebound against Norfolk State (1/13/03)...tallied 14 points with an assist and a rebound in a win against MD-Eastern Shore (2/1/03)...scored team-high 17 points with 6 rebounds and an assist against Norfolk State (2/18/03)...among top 3-point shooters in the MEAC knocking down just above 40 percent from beyond the arc.

High School Experience: Averaged 18 points during his high school career...also averaged 9 ppg playing in one of the top prep conference’s in the nation while at New Hampton Prep...New Hampton was 25-4 and was ranked No. 7 in the nation under coach Jamie Arsenault (1999)...during his sophomore and junior years he averaged 18 ppg...earned Team MVP honors...led his team to the State quarterfinals under coach Bucky Kemmitt…played tight end for his junior varsity football team that finished with an 8-2 record and won the JV City Championship.

Personal: Born June 8, 1981 in Baltimore, Maryland...full name Samuel John Brand...son of Joanne Goshen and Mike Brand...mathematics major...career ambition is to coach basketball...volunteered at the Maryland School For The Blind and the Walter P. Carter Recreational Center...enjoys playing billiards...athletic goal is to win a MEAC championship and go to the NCAA’s “Big Dance”.

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball #3#3 RonaldRonald TimusTimus Guard 6’4, 210, Sophomore Washington, DC (Woodrow Wilson)

(2002-03) Freshman: Played 24 minutes in his first game as a Bear and scored 11 points and grabbed 5 rebounds against Loyola College in the first round of the Battle of Baltimore (11/23/02)...scored 6 points and had 4 rebounds in 14 minutes vs. Towson (11/25/02)...scored 10 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists in 19 minutes vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (11/30/02)...recorded 8 points and 7 rebounds in the rematch against Towson (12/20/02)...played 17 minutes and had 8 points and 4 re- bounds against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (12/27/02)...shot 5-for-6 from the field for 15 points and 7 rebounds against Hampton (1/11/03)...matched season-high 15 points, 4 re- bounds, and a block against Delaware St. (1/20/03)...shot 5-for-6 from the line for 11 points and 8 rebounds in 18 minutes vs. MD-Eastern Shore (2/1/03)...was perfect 6-6 FT for 13 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists vs. Hampton (2/15/03)...averaged 6.6 ppg, 4 rpg, and started 5 out of 27 regular games played.

High School Experience: Four year lettermen...averaged 24.6 ppg, 11 rpg and led team to a 2nd place conference finish as a senior at Woodrow Wilson HS under coach Alex Brown...scored 40+ points twice…three-time All-League selection...All-Metro…All-American Honorable Mention...member of the Wilson 1,000 points club...outstanding academic career.

Personal: Born August 30, 1984 in Washington, DC...full name Ronald Joseph Timus...nickname “Ron”...son of Carrie and Ronald Timus Sr…telecommunications major…career ambition is to be successful in future endeavors...worked for Emergency Management Agency in Washington D.C...honor roll student...member of the Student Government and Latin Club...tutored at Harrison Elementary...athletic ambition is to start a winning program at Morgan State...lists his mother as one of his biggest influences because she played basketball, held records and maintained a 4.0 GPA. 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball #2#2 ReggieReggie WinkfieldWinkfield Forward 6’5, 220, Senior Germantown, MD (Bullis)

(2001-02) Junior: Selected to the Academic All-MEAC Team...played both guard positions and saw action as a small forward...averaged 26.5 minutes per game while starting in 28 of 29 games...recorded a career-high 25 points vs. South Carolina State (2/19/02)...averaged 8.0 points and 2.6 rebounds per game...shot 79% from the free throw line.

(2000-01) Sophomore: Averaged 21.3 minutes per game while playing in every game...started in 10 games...averaged 6.6 points and 2.7 rebounds...made a team high 39 three-pointers and shot 83% from the free throw line...scored a career-high 25 points vs. South Carolina State (2/19/01) and tied his career-high of 10 rebounds vs. Bethune-Cookman (1/10/01).

(1999-00) Freshman: Selected to the MEAC All-Rookie team, while averaging 7.4 points and 3.1 rebounds...led team in scoring three (3) times, while scoring a season-high 19 points vs. UMES in the first round of the MEAC Tourna- ment...grabbed career-high 10 rebounds vs. UMES earlier in the season...started 15 of 29 games during his freshman campaign and played in every game.

High School Experience: Averaged 17.4 ppg, 6.2 rebs, and 3.1 apg during his senior year at Bullis High School...was selected to the First-Team All- Conference...played on Montgomery County All-Star Team...played on varsity as a freshman...during his career Bullis had an 85-26 re- cord...helped lead his team to a 10-0 record and IAC Championship as the quarterback for the Bears.

Personal: Born July 28, 1981 in Germantown, MD…full name Reginald E. Winkfield...nickname “Wink”...son of Denise and Rudy Winkfield...electrical engineering major...honor roll student...earned Citizenship Award in high school...selected to attend the National Youth Leaders Conference in Washington, DC....mother attended Spelman University, father attended Albany State University. 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball 20032003--04 Morgan State Roster Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School 40 Aaron Andrews F 6’5 220 Sr. Woodbridge, VA/Garfield 23 Karanvir Aujla F 6’5 195 Fr. Montreal, Canada/Dawson 1 Cedrick Barrow G 6’0 160 Sr. Sacramento, CA/Jesuit 33 Timothy Berkley F 6’8 220 Fr. Richmond, VA/Meadowbrook 21 Sam Brand G 6’3 200 Jr. Baltimore, MD/Polytechnic 12 Alfonso Evans G 6’4 180 So. Rochester, NY/McQuaid 4 Christopher Grant G 6’4 190 Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Nassau CC 13 Aaron Lawler F 5’11 160 Fr. Flint, MI/Ainsworth 55 Joseph McIver F 6’5 175 So. Forest Hill, MD/Fallston 5 Joseph McLean G 6’2 175 Fr. Edgewater Park, NJ/Willingboro 34 Ron Phillips G 6’3 175 Fr. Detroit, MI/Detroit Renaissance 11 Theodore Terrell G 6’0 165 Jr. Fort Washington, MD/PG C.C. 3 Ronald Timus G 6’4 210 So. Washington, DC/Woodrow 2 Reggie Winkfield F 6’5 220 Sr. Germantown, MD/Bullis

Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School 1 Cedrick Barrow G 6’0 160 Sr. Sacramento, CA/Jesuit 2 Reggie Winkfield F 6’5 220 Sr. Germantown, MD/Bullis 3 Ronald Timus G 6’4 210 So. Washington, DC/Woodrow 4 Christopher Grant G 6’4 190 Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Nassau CC 5 Joseph McLean G 6’2 175 Fr. Edgewater Park, NJ/Willingboro 11 Theodore Terrell G 6’0 165 Jr. Fort Washington, MD/PG C.C. 12 Alfonso Evans G 6’4 180 So. Brooklyn, NY/McQuaid 13 Aaron Lawler F 5’11 160 Fr. Flint, MI/Ainsworth 21 Sam Brand G 6’3 200 Jr. Baltimore, MD/Polytechnic 23 Karanvir Aujla F 6’5 195 Fr. Montreal, Canada/Dawson 33 Timothy Berkley F 6’8 220 Fr. Richmond, VA/Meadowbrook 34 Ronnie Phillips G 6’3 175 Fr. Detroit, MI/Detroit Renaissance 40 Aaron Andrews F 6’5 220 Sr. Woodbridge, VA/Garfield 55 Joseph McIver F 6’5 175 So. Forest Hill, MD/Fallston

2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball