2011-12 DSU MBB Media Guide

2011-2012

DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY

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JAMES MARCELLUSJAY THREATT

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GREG JACKSON

Head Coach

ARTHURTYSON

Assistant Coach

JARRELLWILKERSON

Assistant Coach

KEITHWALKERAssistant Coach

MIKEBERNARD

Director of Operations

1Kendall

GrayC | 6-10 | 235

FreshmanDover, Del.

Polytech H.S.

3Tyshawn

BellGF | 6-7 | 215

FreshmanDover, Del.

Maine Central Institute

10LewisLott

G | 5-9 | 175Sophomore

Woodbridge, Va.Freedom H.S.

11TahjTate

G | 6-4 | 200Freshman

Easley, S.C.Wheeler H.S.

4Jay

ThreattG | 5-11 | 175

SeniorRichmond, Va.George Mason

20Brandon

OliverG | 6-2 | 185

JuniorDurham, N.C.

Panther Creek H.S.

2JabariJoyner

G | 5-7 | 160Junior

Neptune, N.J.Neptune H.S.

33James

MarcellusF | 6-8 | 225

SeniorDorchester, Mass.

Polk College

21Abdulwali

KasimF | 6-7 | 240

FreshmanAbuja, Nigeria

Word of God Christian

22Casey

WalkerF | 6-5 | 180Sophomore

Broadnax, Va.Brunswick H.S.

5BryanScott

FC | 6-10 | 215Sophomore

Washington, D.C.McKinley Tech

30JordanLawson

G | 6-5 | 215Sophomore

Durham, N.C.Durham Academy

32Marques

OliverF | 6-7 | 220

JuniorDurham, N.C.

Panther Creek H.S.

34Everett

ChristianG | 6-2 | 175SophomoreQuinton, Va.

St. Paul’s College

44Amere’

MayG | 6-2 | 175Freshman

Covert, Mich.Covert H.S.

55MichaelCoger

C | 6-9 | 220Junior

Greensboro, N.C.Brunswick CC

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GENERAL INFORMATIONQuick Facts .................................................................... 1Media Information ........................................................22011-12 Roster ................................................................32011-12 Outlook ..........................................................4-52011-12 HORNETSHead Coach Greg Jackson ......................................... 6-8Assistant Coaches ..................................................... 9-12 Arthur Tyson .................................................. 9 Jarrell Wilkerson ............................................ 10 Keith Walker ..................................................11Director of Basketball Operations Michael Bernard ..... 12Team Athletic Trainer Casey Cooper ............................ 13Administrative Assistant Jane Hicks ............................. 13Returning Players .................................................... 14-17 Jabari Joyner .................................................. 14 Jordan Lawson ............................................... 15 Lewis Lott ....................................................... 16 James Marcellus ............................................. 17 Brandon Oliver ............................................... 18 Marques Oliver .............................................. 19 Jay Threatt .....................................................20 Casey Walker .................................................. 21Newcomers ............................................................ 22-252011-12 Opponents .................................................26-28MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe MEAC ...............................................................29-302010-11 Standings/All-Conference Honors ................... 312010-11 MEAC Tournament .......................................... 312010-11 Team Statistics ........................................... 32-332010-11 Individual Statistics .................................... 34-35HORNET HISTORY2010-11 Results/Statistics ........................................ 36-41Year-by-Year Results ...............................................42-45All-Time Opponents ....................................................45All-Time Roster .......................................................46-47All-Time Coaches .........................................................46All-Time Team Records ................................................48Year-by-Year Leaders ...................................................48All-Time Individual Records .........................................49DELAWARE STATE ATHLETICSAthletic Director Derek Carter .....................................50Athletics Administration ............................................. 51Staff Directory .............................................................52Academic Services ....................................................... 53Compliance .................................................................54Sports Medicine .......................................................... 55Strength & Conditioning ............................................56Facilities ...................................................................... 57DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITYPresident Dr. Harry L. Williams ....................................58About DSU ............................................................. 59-61DOVER, DELAWAREAbout the City ........................................................62-63

TABLE OF CONTENTSLocation .......................................................Dover, Del. 19901Founded .......................................................................... 1891Enrollment .................................................................... 4,000Affiliation ...................................................... NCAA Division IConference ................................. Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Nickname ................................................................... HornetsColors .............................. Columbia Blue (299) and Red (199)Home Venue ........................................ Memorial Hall (2,000)President ................................................ Dr. Harry L. WilliamsAthletic Director ................................................. Derek CarterAssociate Athletic Director/SWA ........................ Candy YoungAssociate Athletic Director/Internal Ops ................... PJ MosesAssociate Athletic Director/Student Services ............ Eric HartAssistant Athletic Director/Athletics Admin ....... Diaese GravesAssistant Athletic Director/Media Relations ....... Dennis JonesFaculty Representative ....................................... Dr. Jan Blade

2011-12 Season in ReviewOverall Record .................................................................. 9-21MEAC Record/Finish ............................................ 5-11 | EighthHome/Away/Neutral ........................................ 6-4 | 3-16 | 0-1

2011-12 Season PreviewStarters Returning/Lost .......................................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .............................................6/5Newcomers ............................................................................ 7Top Returnees ......... Jay Threatt, Casey Walker, Marques OliverKey losses ................................Desi Washington, Terron Stowe

DSU MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORYInaugural Season ...............................................................1949All-Time Record ........................................................... 667-904All-Time MEAC Record ...................................................273-315MEAC Regular Season Champ. ........ Three (04-05, 05-06, 06-07) MEAC Tournament Record ...............................................19-38MEAC Tournament Titles ........................................ One (2005)All-Time NCAA Tournament Record .................................... 0-1 Last: Lost to Duke, 57-46, in 2005All-Time NIT Record .............................................................1-2 Last: Lost to West Virginia, 74-50, in 2007All-Time Post-Season Record ...........................................20-40

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2011-12 CREDITSThe 2011-12 Delaware State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide was designed and edited by Sports Information Director Maggie Hayon. Written and editorial assistance was provided by Dennis Jones, Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations.

The DSU Athletics Media Relations Office would like to thank opposing teams Sports Information Offices, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the Kent County (Del.) Tourism Office for providing information.

Photography credits: Rodney Adams (All-Pro Photography), Mike Baker (C.M. Baker Pho-tography), Jim Green, Lloydlee Heite (Photography by Lloydlee), Carlos Holmes (DSU Director of News Services), Megan Raymond

DSU ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONSMailing Address Phone: (302) 857-6068; 857-62391200 N. DuPont Hwy. Fax: (302) 857-6069Dover, DE 19901-2277 Web: www.DSUHornets.com

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The Delaware State University Athletic Media Relations Office welcomes your interest in men’s basketball and will make every effort to make your coverage of the Hornets an enjoyable experience. The media relations office maintains information on all current student-athletes, as well as his-torical information on previous athletes and the program in general. Any additional information, including interview requests, releases and photo-graphs may be obtained by contacting the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Please take a moment to review the following policies and services that are intended to assist you in your coverage of Hornet Basketball this season.

INTERVIEWSALL interviews should be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office.

The best time to interview head coach Greg Jackson in-season is after practice. The best time to interview players is after practice. Typically, the team practices from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. There are NO player interviews prior to shows.

The DSU Athletic Media Relations Office will NOT distribute home/cell numbers for players or coaches. All phone interviews should be conducted during those times reserved for general media interview sessions. Calling players at their homes or on their cell phones will NOT be tolerated.

THE DSU DORMITORIES, LOCKER ROOM, WEIGHT ROOM AND TRAIN-ING ROOM ARE OFF LIMITS TO THE MEDIA AT ALL TIMES.

STATISTICS AND SERVICESLive stats will be available for all home games for working media personnel via stat monitors in addition to online at DSUHornets.com.

Complete statistics will be made available on DSUHornets.com after completion of the event.

A game recap/story along with statistics will be sent to media outlets and others requested by visiting sports information directors.

Dennis JonesAssistant Athletic Director for Media RelationsMen’s Basketball ContactOffice | (302) 857-6068Cell | (302) [email protected]

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Prev. School/High School 1 Kendall Gray C 6-10 235 FR Dover, Del./Polytech HS2 Jabari Joyner G 5-7 160 JR Neptune, N.J./Neptune HS3 Tyshawn Bell G/F 6-7 215 FR Dover, Del./Maine Central Institute4 Jay Threatt G 5-11 175 SR Richmond, Va./George Mason5 Bryan ‘Freddie’ Scott F/C 6-10 215 SO Washington, D.C./McKinley Tech10 Lewis Lott G 5-9 175 SO Woodbridge, Va./Freedom HS11 Tahj Tate G 6-4 200 FR Easley, S.C./Wheeler HS/Prince Ave. 12 Miles Bowman F/G 6-6 210 FR Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland HS20 Brandon Oliver G 6-2 185 JR Durham, N.C./Panther Creek HS21 Abdulwali Kasim F 6-7 240 FR Abuja, Nigeria/Word of God Christian 22 Casey Walker F 6-5 180 SO Broadnax, Va./Brunswick HS30 Jordan Lawson G 6-5 215 SO Durham, N.C./Durham Academy32 Marques Oliver F 6-7 220 JR Durham, N.C./ Panther Creek HS33 James Marcellus F 6-8 225 SR Dorchester, Mass./ Polk College34 Everett Christian G 6-2 175 SO Quinton, Va./St. Paul’s College44 Amere’ May G 6-2 175 FR Covert, Mich./Covert HS55 Michael Coger C 6-9 220 JR Greensboro, N.C./Brunswick CC

Head Coach: Ed Davis | St. Paul’s ‘80 | 12th Season at DSUAssistant Coaches: Jarrell Wilkerson | Norfolk State ‘75 | 12th Season at DSU Keith Walker | Clemson ‘81 | 12th Season at DSU Arthur Tyson | North Carolina Central ‘81 | 12th Season at DSUDirector of Basketball Operations: Mike Bernard | Kentucky State ‘70 | Sixth Season at DSU

BY sTATE/COUNTRYDELAWARE (2): Bell (Dover), Gray (Dover)MASSACHUSETTS (1): Marcellus (Dorchester)MICHIGAN (1): May (Covert)NIGERIA (1): Kasim (Abuja)NEW JERSEY (1): Joyner (Neptune)NORTH CAROLINA (5): Bowman (Winston-Salem), Coger (Greensboro), Lawson (Durham), B. Oliver (Durham), M. Oliver (Durham)SOUTH CAROLINA (1): Tate (Easley)VIRGINIA (4): Christian (Quinton), Lott (Wood-bridge), Threatt (Richmond), Walker (Broadnax)WASHINGTON, D.C. (1): Scott

2011-12 roster

BY CLASSFRESHMAN (6): Bell, Bowman, Gray, Kasim, May, TateSOPHOMORE (4): Lawson, Lott, Scott, WalkerJUNIOR (5): Christian, Coger, Joyner, B. Oliver, M.OliverSENIOR (2): Marcellus, Threatt


2 JABARI JOYNER: Juh-bar-ee

4 JAY THREATT: ThrEEeat

21 ABDULWALI KASIM: Kah-seem

BY POSITIONGUARD (9): Bell, Christian, Joyner, Lawson, Lott, May, B. Oliver, Tate, ThreattFORWARD (6): Bowman, Kasim, Marcellus, M. Oliver, Scott, WalkerCENTER (2): Coger, Gray

PRONUNCIATIONS

32 MARQUES OLIVER: Marcus

44 AMERE’ MAY: Ah-meer

55 MICHAEL COGER: Koh-gurr

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2011-12 OUTLOOK


The Delaware State University men’s basketball team hopes to erase the memory of last season in its quest to return to the upper echelon in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Confer-ence. The 2010-11 Hornets dropped 12 of their final 13 games, including the last eight, to post a 9-21 over-all record and were tied for eighth in the MEAC with a 5-11 mark in league play.

Delaware State head coach Greg Jackson expects to return seven letter winners in his 12th season with the Hor-nets, including four starters, from last year’s squad.

Returners include, arguably, the MEAC’s top point guard, the reigning league Rookie of the Year and a potential All-Conference power forward.

The Hornets will be led this season by point guard Jay Threatt (sr.; 5-11; Richmond, Va.), who ranks in the Top 10 percent among nearly 4,500 NCAA Division I men’s bas-ketball players expected to compete in the 2011-12 sea-son, according to a respected statistical firm known for its work with professional and

major college sports teams, and national political cam-paigns. According to the Sa-bermatrics report by Concen-tricsgrasstops.com, Threatt comes in at No. 372 among 4,472 men’s players likely to compete at the NCAA’s highest level this season.

During the 2010-11 season, Threatt was tops in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in assists (6.0 pg), steals (3.1 pg) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.7). Nationally, he was tied for second among all Division I players in steals, 15th in assist-to-turnovers and 16th in as-sists.

Threatt, who averaged 9.7 points per-game, also set a DSU single season record with 179 assists last season.

In addition, he is on pace to establish new Delaware State career marks for steals and as-sists. Threatt needs just nine steals to pass Emmanual Davis (1988-90) as the Hornets’

all-time leader (183) and he’s 89 assists shy of surpass-ing Miles Davis (2000-04) atop the school’s career list (390).

The Hornets will also re-turn sharp shooter Casey Walker (so.; 6-4; Broadnax, Va.), the 2010-11 MEAC Rook-ie of the Year.

Walker was tops on the Hor-nets in scoring at 13.4 points per-game as a true freshman last season. In addition, he was third in the MEAC and tops among NCAA Div. I fresh-man in three-pointers at 2.4 per-game (73 total) during the 2010-11 campaign.

Walker tallied 20-or-more points in a team-high seven contests last season.

Power forward Marques Oliver (jr. 6-7; Durham, N.C.)

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has emerged as one of the MEAC top post players. Oliver led the Hornets in rebound-ing (6.4 pg) and was third in scoring (10.4 ppg) last season. He ranked fourth in the MEAC in blocks (2.2 pg; 64 total), eighth in field goal percentage (.481) and 11th in rebounding. Starting center James Mar-cellus (sr. 6-8; Dorchester, Mass) also returns. Marcellus averaged 1.5 points and 1.6 rebounds per game, while shooting .553 from the field (21-for-38) last season.

The Hornets are also expected to be bolstered by a highly group list of newcomers.

Among the new faces is ath-letic shooting guard Tahj

Tate (6-3/185; Eas-ley, S.C.), who was recruited by a num-ber of major colleg-es before enrolling in prep school last year. A former top 100 recruit, Tate averaged nearly 28 points per game as a senior at Wheeler (S.C.) High School.

The Hornets will also welcome for-mer Michigan “Mr. Basketball” runner-up Amere’ May (6-3/180; Covert, Mich.) to the active roster this season. A 2009-10 McDonald’s All-America nominee, May was a Michi-gan All-State and three-time all-conference selection. He

averaged 35.3 points per game during se-nior season at Covert High School.

Delaware State, which finished 334th out of 335 Div. I teams in rebound-ing margin in 2010-11 (-9.7 pg), has also added two 6-9 play-ers this season.

Former Brunswick Community College standout Michael

Coger (jr.; 6-9/225; Greens-boro, N.C.) averaged 15 points and three rebounds per game for the Dolphins in 2010-11.

Local product Kendall Gray (fr.; 6-9/220; Dover, Del.) averaged double figures in points and rebounds as a senior at Polytech (Del.) High School.

North Carolina high school standout Abdul Kasim (6-7/225; Raleigh, N.C.) and former Delaware prep star Tyshawn Bell (so.; 6-7/210; Dover, Del.) will also join the Hornets this season.

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Now in his 12th season at Delaware State, Jackson has led the Hornets to the most successful period in the history of the program. His tenure at DSU is highlighted by the school’s only MEAC Tournament championship and NCAA tournament berth, three regular season conference titles and only national post-season win.

Additionally, he is a two-time MEAC Coach-of-the-Year. Jackson led the Hornets to three consecutive MEAC regular season titles from 2004 to ’07. Following the 2004-05 regular season crown, the Hornets captured the first MEAC Tournament championship in team history. DSU won the tournament with a nationally-televised, last-second victory over Hampton (55-53). In his 21st season as a collegiate head coach, the Augusta, Ga., native holds a career record of 329-246 (.572). He earned his 300th victory with a 64-58 win over Florida A&M on January 26, 2009. For his career, Jackson has coached 575 games, leading his teams to four NCAA post-season tournaments (both Division I & II), including DSU’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance (2005). He is 167-169 (.497) at Delaware State, ranking second on the Hornets’ list for career wins. Jackson is 33 wins away from 200 at Delaware State and 34 shy of tying Bennie George for the all-time record for DSU coaching wins (201). Jackson earned national acclaim for his coaching skill in the Hornets’ 57-46 loss to number one seeded Duke in the 2005


GREG JACKSON

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12th Season at DSU21st Season Overall

St. Paul’s ‘80North Carolina Central ‘94

Year School Overall MEAC 1992-92 N.C. Central 13-13 --1992-93 N.C. Central 26-4 --1993-94 N.C. Central 20-5 --1994-95 N.C. Central 14-12 --1995-96 N.C. Central 20-7 -- 1996-97 N.C. Central 20-6 --1997-98 N.C. Central 18-8 -- 1998-99 N.C. Central 15-13 --1999-00 N.C. Central 17-9 --2000-01 Delaware State 13-15 11-7 | 2nd

2001-02 Delaware State 16-13 12-6 | 2nd


2003-04 Delaware State 13-15 11-7 | 3rd

2004-05 Delaware State 19-14 14-4 | 1st

DSU’s first MEAC Championship and first NCAA Tournament Appearance; MEAC regular season Champions2005-06 Delaware State 21-14 16-2 | 1st

MEAC Coach of the Year; MEAC regular season Champions; school record in overall wins, MEAC wins and regular season wins (18); MEAC Tournament Championship game; Tubby Raymond Award honoree2006-07 Delaware State 21-13 16-2 | 1st

MEAC Coach of the Year; MEAC regular season Champions; Unsung Hero Award honoree2007-08 Delaware State 14-16 10-6 | 4th

2008-09 Delaware State 8-24 6-10 | 10th


2010-11 Delaware State 9-21 5-11/T-8th

JACKSON YEAR BY YEAR

Career record (20 years) 328-247DSU record (11 years) 167-169MEAC record (regular season) 124-65MEAC Tournament 11-10

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NCAA Tournament. DSU entered the contest as a 26-point underdog. Jackson was praised by television broadcasters throughout the contest and by legend-ary Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski during his post-game remarks. Despite winning the MEAC regular season championship for the second year in a row, the Hornets were upset by Hampton in the 2006 conference tournament championship game. Fol-lowing the heartbreaking loss, Jackson had less than three days to prepare his team for a contest in Flagstaff, Arizona in the opening round of the National Invitation Tournament. All he did was lead the Hornets to a 58-53 triumph over the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks for the first national tournament win in team history. The 2005-06 Hornets also set school records for overall wins (21), MEAC wins (16) and regular season wins (18). In addition, Delaware State posted a team-record nine-game winning streak that season. The 16 MEAC wins tied for sec-ond best in the history of the league. Jackson was selected by his peers as the 2005-06 MEAC Coach of the Year, the first Delaware State coach to earn

the award since 1977. Delaware State’s 2006-07 squad also posted a 16-2 MEAC record (21-13 overall) to capture its third straight regular season title. Jackson was rewarded with his second straight MEAC Coach of the Year award. During the three-year MEAC regular season “three-peat,” the Hornets posted a league record of 46-8 (.850). Jackson is 129-65 vs. MEAC opponents as head coach of the Hornets (.665). On January 28, 2006, Jackson was pre-sented with the Tubby Raymond Award as the most outstanding coach in the state of Delaware, the first time a DSU coach has received the honor. In September 2006, Jackson was pre-sented with the “Unsung Hero Award” by the William E. Proudford Sickle Cell Fund, Inc. in recognition of his dedica-tion to improving the lives of individu-als with sickle cell disease through his personal testimony. He has shared publicly the story of his son Greg, Jr.’s fight against sickle cell, their religious faith that helped them through it, as well as his role as a father caring for his son. Delaware State was 30-78 in the four

years prior to Jackson’s arrival. He inher-ited a team that was 6-22 the previous season. Prior to accepting the Delaware State job in May 2000, Jackson spent the previous 16 years at Division II North Carolina Central University, the last nine as head coach of the Eagles. Under Jackson’s leadership, NCCU did not have a losing season and posted an overall record of 163-77. He led the Eagles to five Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) division titles, and three trips to the NCAA playoffs. He also earned three CIAA Coach of the Year awards. He is one of two coaches in the history of the NCCU men’s basketball program to compile 20 or more victories in four seasons, join-ing NBA Coaches Hall of Fame inductee John McLendon. In his first year as head coach of the Eagles, Jackson earned his first CIAA Coach of the Year award after posting a 13-13 record with a team of new players. The following year, NCCU posted a 26-4 record, captured the CIAA Southern Division championship and advanced to the quarterfinals of the 1993 NCAA Tournament.

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In 1994, Jackson led the Eagles to a 20-5 overall record and a second consecutive CIAA Southern Division title. In 1995-96, the Eagles won 18 of their first 19 games, includ-ing 16 straight, while earning a third CIAA Southern title in four years, and another trip to the NCAA playoffs. That season, NCCU was ranked as high as no. 12 in the Division II national poll.

In 1996-97, Jackson led the Eagles to a 20-6 record, a fourth CIAA Southern crown in five years and the number one seed in the NCAA Tournament South Atlantic Regional. The following year, NCCU posted a 12-0 home record en route to an 18-8 overall mark. In 1998-99, Jackson led a team with nine new players to a 15-13 overall record and an appear-ance in the CIAA Tournament semifinals. Prior to becoming head coach at North Carolina Central, Jackson was an Eagles assistant under DSU’s current Direc-tor of Basketball Operations, Mike Bernard, for seven years. He was on the staff when NCCU captured the NCAA Divi-sion II national championship in 1989. During his playing days at St. Paul’s, Jackson was a four-year starter and a three-time All-CIAA selection, His 2,249 career points is tops in school history, and ranks 12th on the all-time CIAA scoring list. As a junior (1979-80), he led all collegiate players in scoring, averaging 30.5 points-per-game. That season, he earned All-America Honorable Mention and CIAA Co-Player of the Year honors. St. Paul’s retired Jackson’s number 23 jersey in 1991. Jackson earned a bachelor’s in Elementary Education from St. Paul’s in 1980 and a master’s in Educational Technology from North Carolina Central in 1994. Jackson and wife Terry have three sons, Greg Jr. (22), Justin (10) and Jaylen (5). Greg, Jr., a Delaware State University graduate, was a member of the Hornets during the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons. He now serves as a graduate assistant coach for the team.

GREG JACKSONhc Alabama A&M 1-0Albany (N.Y.) 1-0Albany State (Ga.) 1-0Allen 2-0Arizona State 0-3Arkansas 0-2Austin Peay 0-1Barber-Scotia 1-0Baylor 0-1Benedict 0-2Bethune-Cookman 17-7Bowie State 11-0Bradley 0-1Buffalo 1-1California 0-1Cal State-Bakersfield 0-1Charlotte 0-1Cheyney 2-1Claflin 2-0Clark-Atlanta 4-1Clemson 0-1Columbia 0-1Connecticut 0-1Coppin State 12-9Creighton 0-2Dayton 0-2Delaware 1-3Drake 0-1Duke 0-1Eastern Kentucky 1-0Eastern Michigan 0-1Elizabeth City State 4-9Fairleigh-Dickinson 2-0Fayetteville State 11-7Florida A&M 14-9Fordham 0-1Georgetown 0-1George Washington 0-1Georgia 0-2Georgia College 0-1Georgia Tech 0-1Hampton 15-14Hartford 1-1Holy Family 1-0Howard 15-5Illinois 0-1Jackson State 1-0Jacksonville State 2-0Johnson C. Smith 13-6Kent State 1-0Kentucky 0-1Knoxville 3-0Kutztown 1-0Lane College 1-0La Salle 0-1Lehigh 0-3Lenoir-Rhyne 2-1Livingstone 16-3Longwood 0-1Louisville 0-1LSU 0-1Maine 2-2Maryland 0-4Marquette 0-3Mary Washington 1-0

Michigan 0-4Michigan State 0-1Missouri State 0-1Morgan State 10-12Morris Brown 3-0Murray State 0-2Nebraska 0-1Norfolk State 20-8N.C. A&T 19-11N.C. Central 2-0N.C. State 0-3N.C. Wesleyan 1-0Northern Arizona 1-0Northwestern 0-2Notre Dame 0-2Oakland 0-1Ohio State 0-2Old Dominion 0-1Paine 3-1Pfeiffer 1-1Philadelphia Biblical 2-0Pittsburgh 0-2Purdue 0-1Richmond 0-1Rutgers 0-3St. Augustine’s 17-5St. Paul’s 9-2Sam Houston State 0-1Savannah State 2-0Shaw 11-5Seton Hall 0-1South Carolina 0-1South Carolina State 11-10Southern 1-0Tennessee State 0-2Texas Tech 0-1Towson 1-1UCLA 0-2UDC 1-0UMES 18-5UMKC 0-1UNLV 0-1USC 0-1UTEP 0-1Valdosta State 1-0Villanova 0-1Virginia State 8-1Virginia Union 4-10Voorhees 1-0Wagner 2-1Washington Advent. 1-0West Georgia 1-0West Florida 0-1West Virginia 0-3W. Virginia College 0-1Wichita State 0-1Wilberforce 2-0Wilmington (Del.) 3-0Wisconsin 0-1Wisconsin-Green Bay 0-1Winston-Salem St. 18-6Xavier 0-1

Career Record 328-247w. N.C. Central 161-78w. Delaware State 167-169

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KEITH WALKER

ACAssistant Coach12th Season Clemson ‘81

Walker has served as a Delaware State for the past 11 seasons. He is the team’s recruiting coordinator in addition to providing opposition scouting reports. Walker primarily works with the Hornets’ post players.

During his time at Delaware State, Walker helped lead the Hornets to three consecutive MEAC regular season titles from 2004 to ’07, during which the Hornets posted a league record of 46-8 (.850). The Hornets appeared in three consecutive MEAC Tournament championship games, capturing the title and ac-companying NCAA Tournament bid in 2005.

The following year, Delaware State defeated Northern Arizona on the road in the National Invitation Tournament for the team’s only national post-season win. The Hornets also ap-peared in the 2007 National Invitation Tournament.

Walker joined the Delaware State staff in the spring of 2000 after seven seasons as a coaching rival of Greg Jackson. Walker was head coach at Shaw University, while Jackson was running the program at Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival North Carolina Central. In Walker’s best season at Shaw, the team posted a 22-6 overall record and reached the semifinals of the CIAA Tournament in 1995. The Bears finished in the Top 10 of the Black College poll during two of Walker’s seasons.

In 1998, he coached a team of U.S. collegiate players to a bronze medal at a tournament in Russia.

From 1987 to ’93, Walker was an assistant coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. IUP was ranked number one in the NCAA Division II poll during parts of three seasons while Walker was on the staff.

Before entering the coaching ranks, he enjoyed a playing career that included a one-year stint with the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers in the mid-1980s.

Prior to reaching the NBA, Walker played a total of seven years with various European and U.S. professional basketball leagues.

As a collegiate player at Clemson, he helped lead the Tigers to a 23-9 overall record and an Elite Eight appearance in the NCAA Tournament during the 1979-80 season. Walker, a 1981 Clemson graduate, played three seasons with the Atlantic Coast Confer-ence school.

Keith and wife Kim have three children, Dockery, Zachary and Sawyer.

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JERRELL WILKERSON

AcThe Norfolk, Va., native is in his 12th year as an assistant for head coach Greg Jackson on the Delaware State University staff. He primarily works with the Hornet guards.

Wilkerson is responsible for developing many of the team’s defensive schemes in addition to preparing opponent scouting reports.

He was an integral part of the staff that led DSU to three consecu-tive MEAC regular season titles from 2004 to ’07, during which the Hornets posted a league record of 46-8 (.850). During the span, the Hornets appeared in three consecutive MEAC Tourna-ment championship games, capturing the title and accompany-ing NCAA Tournament bid in 2005.

In 2006, the Hornets defeated Northern Arizona on the road in the National Invitation Tournament for the team’s only national post-season win. DSU also appeared in the 2007 National Invita-tion Tournament.

Before joining the Delaware State staff, Wilkerson was an assis-tant under Greg Jackson at North Carolina Central University in Durham, N.C.

From 1995 to ’98, Wilkerson was employed as a teacher and head basketball coach at Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk, VA. He was named Eastern District Coach-of-the-Year in 1996-97 and 1997-98. His 1997-98 team was Eastern District Tournament champs, and featured the district’s Player-of-the-Year.

Wilkerson also served as an assistant coach and instructor at Nor-folk State University (1981-84, 1992-95), and as an assistant coach and Director of Intramurals at Hampton University in 1995.

His resume’ also includes a stint as an assistant coach for the prestigious Portsmouth (Va.) Invitational Tournament for aspir-ing professional players in 1996.

A former standout high school basketball player, Wilkerson earned a scholarship to play at Norfolk State University. He earned a bachelor’s in Health and Physical Education/Recreation from Norfolk State in 1979, and a master’s in Urban Education in 1990.

Wilkerson is married to the former Cassandra Lightfoot, a na-tive of Richmond, Va. They are the proud parents of Shelita and Michaela.

Assistant Coach12th Season

Norfolk State ‘79Norfolk State ‘90

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ARTHUR TYSON

AcAssistant CoachNinth SeasonNorth Carolina Central ‘84

The Washington, D.C., native is in his ninth year as a Delaware State assistant coach under Greg Jackson. He assists with the Hornet guards in addition to providing scouting reports.

Tyson also served three years as Director of Operations for the team from 2006 to ‘09.

He was hired by Jackson as an assistant coach prior to the 2000-01 season, the first year for each at DSU.

From 2004 to ’07, he helped lead the Hornets to three consecu-tive MEAC regular season titles from 2004 to ’07, during which the Hornets posted a league record of 46-8 (.850). The Hornets appeared in three consecutive MEAC Tournament champion-ship games, capturing the title and accompanying NCAA Tour-nament bid in 2005.

The following year, Delaware State defeated Northern Arizona on the road in the National Invitation Tournament for the team’s only national post-season win. The Hornets also ap-peared in the 2007 National Invitation Tournament.

Prior to joining the Delaware State staff, Tyson served two years as Director of the Boys and Girls Club of Durham, NC.

He previously served as head girls basketball coach at Durham High School.

Tyson earned four letters as a member of the North Carolina Central University basketball team from 180 to ’84. He was start-ing point guard his last three seasons.

He was a scholastic all-star at Spingarn High School in Washing-ton, DC. He helped lead the school to a national number one ranking, and competed in the 1980 U.S. High School All-Star Game in Akron, Ohio.

Tyson earned a bachelor’s in Therapeutic Recreation from North Carolina Central in 1984, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree. Arthur and wife Terry have two children, Arthur II and Salea’.

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MIKE BERNARD

DBO The highly decorated mentor to Delaware State head coach Greg Jackson is in his third year as the Hornets’ Director of Operations. Prior to accepting the position, he served three seasons as a DSU assistant coach.

During the 2006-07 season, he helped lead the Hornets to their third consecutive MEAC regular season title, an appearance in the MEAC Tournament title game and National Invitation Tour-nament berth.

The Brockton, Mass., native has more than 25 years of experi-ence in collegiate coaching.

From 1991 to ’97, he posted a 141-67 record (.678) as head coach at Norfolk State University. Bernard led the Spartans to two NCAA Division II regional titles (1994, ’95) and three appear-ances in the NCAA Tournament.

His 1995 team made it all the way the NCAA Division II Final Four, while the 1991 Spartans advanced to the Elite Eight. Ber-nard led Norfolk State to the 1996 CIAA Tournament champion-ship and posted four 20-win seasons at the school.

From 1985 to ’91, he was head coach at North Carolina Central University. The highlight of his tenure at NCCU was leading the school to the NCAA Division II National Championship in 1989. Greg Jackson was Bernard’s assistant during the championship year.

Bernard was selected as the National Division II Coach-of-the-Year in 1989. He was named CIAA Coach-of-the-Year in 1988 and ’89. His overall record at North Carolina Central was 115-56 (.673).

Bernard earned a bachelor’s in Political Science from Kentucky State in 1970 and a master’s in Political Science from Atlanta University in 1978.

Director of Basketball OpsFifth Season

Kentucky State ‘70Atlanta ‘78

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CASEY COOPER | MS, ATC

ATAssociate Athletic TrainerFirst SeasonSalisburyShenandoah

Casey Cooper joined the Delaware State University Athletics Depart-ment in August 2011 as an Associate Athletic Trainer. He serves as the primary athletic trainer for the volleyball, men’s basketball and softball teams.

Cooper graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science from Salisbury University and a Master’s of Science in Athletic Train-ing from Shenandoah University.

The Rehoboth Beach, Del. native has two sisters and currently resides in Dover, Del. with his parakeet named Bubba.

jane hicks

aaAdministrative AssistantFort Valley StateDelaware State

Hicks serves as the administrative assistant for DSU men’s and women’s basketball programs.

Since joining the Delaware State University family in 1993, she has served in various capacities in the athletics department.

From Dec. 2003 to June 2005, Hicks was DSU’s Asssitant to the Ath-letic Director/Director of Academic Services.

Her tenue at Delaware State has also included stints as Activity Director for the DSU/National Youth Sports Program, Assistant Marketing and Promotions Director and Acting Director of Athletics Compliance/Assistance.

From 1993 to 2004, Hicks was the Hornets’ head volleyball coach.

She also served as the school’s head softball coach from 1993 to ‘99.

Hicks holds a masters in curriculum and instruction in education from Delaware State University and a bachelor’s in psychology (minor in health and physcial education) from Fort Valley State University (Ga.).

She and husband Kenneth reside in Dover with their two sons, Ken-neth, Jr. and Kendrick.

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JABARI JOYNER

CAREER highsPoints: 5, vs. PBU (11/23/11)Field goals: 2, vs. PBU (11/23/11)3 pt FGs: 1 (2x)Free throws: 2, Wilmington (11/12/11)Rebounds: 2, vs. Arkansas 12/7/09)Assists: 5, vs. PBU (11/26/10)Blocks: n/aSteals: 1 (4X)Minutes: 20, vs. PBU (11/23/11)

25-8 | 160

JuniorGuard

Neptune, N.J.Neptune H.S.

2010-11: Appeared in 16 games ... tallied nine points, six re-bounds and five assists in 58 minutes ... scored career-high three points (1-2 FG; 1-2 3pt.) in 103-41 win over Philadelphia Biblical ... also had career-highs of five assists and 19 minutes played in Philadelphia Biblical contest ... also scored two points vs. Pittsburgh (Dec. 8), Clemson (Dec. 27) and North Carolina A&T (Feb. 5) ... grabbed a career-high two rebounds vs. Hamp-ton (Jan. 29).

2009-10: Appeared in five games (40 minutes), tallying two points, four rebounds and five assists.

At Neptune HS: 2009 “MaxPrep” All-Shore Conference Honor-able Mention ... Averaged 11.0 points-per-game, 3.0 rebounds-per-game, 3.0 steals-per-game and 5.0 assists-per-game during his senior year ... helped the Scarlet Fliers (24-6) to the NJSIAA Group III state championship and Shore Conference Champion-ship ... second team All-Shore Conference selection and MVP of Shore Conference Championship ... four-year letterwinner and three-years starter at Neptune High School ... coached by Ken O’Donnell.

Personal: Son of Alfred and Patricia Joyner ... born 7/15/91 ... full name is Jabari Marquis Joyner ... “Jabari” means brave war-rior ... majoring in business management.

CAREER STATISTICS G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 17-0 58 3.4 3-11 .273 1-4 .250 2-2 1.000 1 6 7 0.4 4 0 5 8 0 0 9 0.52009-10 5-0 40 8.0 1-6 .167 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0 4 4 0.8 2 0 5 1 0 2 2 0.4 TOTALS 22-0 98 4.2 4-17 .235 1-7 .143 2-2 1.000 1 10 11 0.5 6 0 10 9 0 2 11 0.5

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JORDAN LAWSON

306-5 | 215SophomoreGuardDurham, N.C.Durham Academy

2010-11: Appeared in 21 games, including two starts (Jan. 22 vs. Morgan State; Jan. 24 vs. Coppin State) ... averaged 1.6 points and 1.0 rebounds per game ... scored career-high nine points (2-3 FGs; 5-6 FTs) in 20 minutes (career-high) in 103-41 win over Philadelphia Biblical (Nov. 26) ... tallied four points (1-1 FG; 2-2 FTs) in loss to Coppin State (Feb. 21) ... had career-high four re-bounds in two games (Nov. 26 vs. Philadelphia Biblical; Feb. 12 vs. Bethune-Cookman) ... also had personal-best three assists vs. Phila. Biblical (Nov. 26) and two blocks vs. Bethune-Cookman (Feb. 12).

High School: Two-time All-Conference selection (junior & senior years) ... Durham Academy’s all-time leader with 1,444 career points ... also led the team in rebounding as a senior ... played for head basketball coach Tim McKenna ... also lettered in track & field ... selected as school’s senior class president.

Personal: Son of Michael and Sandra Lawson ... father is a member of the NCAA Division II Track & Field Hall of Fame and U.S. Olympic track & field qualifier ... born 11/21/91 in Durham, N.C.

CAREER STATISTICS

CAREER highsPoints: 13, vs. PBU (11/23/11) Field goals: 6, vs. PBU (11/23/11) 3 pt FGs: n/a Free throws: 5, vs. Phila. Biblical (11/26/10) Rebounds: 8, vs. PBU (11/23/11)Assists: 3, vs. PBU (11/26/10)Blocks: 2, vs. Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) Steals: 2, vs. Phila. Biblical (1/26/10) Minutes: 28, vs. Phila. Biblical (11/23/11)

G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 21-2 138 6.6 9-18 .500 0-0 .000 15-20 .750 7 13 20 1.0 24 0 5 8 4 4 33 1.6 TOTAL 21-2 138 6.6 9-18 .500 0-0 .000 15-20 .750 7 13 20 1.0 24 0 5 8 4 4 33 1.6

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LEWIS LOTT

CAREER highs

105-9 | 175

SophomoreGuard

Woodbridge, Va.Freedom H.S.

2010-11: Appeared in two games (Dec. 27 at Clemson; Jan. 17 vs. Florida A&M), logging one minute in each contest ... did not record any statistics.

High School: Attended Ramstein American High School (Ramstein, Germany) from 2007 to ‘08 ... enrolled at Freedom High School (Va.) from 2008 to ‘10 ... earned three varsity bas-ketball letters ... magna cum laude (3.95 GPA).

Personal: Son of Lewis and Janie Lott ... has one brother, Eddy (22) ... majoring in Chemistry

CAREER STATISTICS G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 2-0 2 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTALS 2-0 2 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

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JAMES MARCELLUS

336-8 | 230Forward/CenterSeniorDorchester, Mass. Polk College

2010-11: Appeared in 29 games, starting 11 … started in five of the last six games … scored career-high eight points vs. Dela-ware (Dec. 11) … was 1-for-1 from the field and 4-of-4 at the free throw line vs. Philadelphia Biblical (Nov. 26). 2009-10: Appeared in 19 games, starting three ... averaged 1.2 points and 0.8 rebounds per game ... scored career-high eight points (4-5 FGs) vs. UMES (12/5/09) ... had five points (2-3 FGs; 1-1 FT) vs. Lehigh (12/30/09). At Polk (Fla.) CC: Averaged 6.0 points-per-game and 4.0 re-bounds-per-game in 32 games for the Vikings in 2008-09 ...had a career-high 17 points and 10 rebounds versus IMG Academy (12/11/08) ... finished the season with 106 rebounds ... coached by Matt Furjanic.

At Bridgton Academy: Saw significant playing time for Head Coach Whit Lesure. At Archbishop Williams H.S.: A two-time Catholic Central All-Star ... two-time Massachusetts All-Scholastic.

CAREER STATISTICS

CAREER highsPoints: 8 (2X)Field goals: 4 (2x)3 pt FGs: n/aFree throws: 4 (2X)Rebounds: 6 (2X)Assists: 1 (9X)Blocks: 1 (5X)Steals: 1 (6X)Minutes: 27, vs. Maryland (12/11/10)

G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 29-11 307 10.6 21-38 .553 0-0 .000 13-20 .650 15 31 46 1.6 49 0 6 14 10 5 55 1.92009-10 19-3 133 7.0 9-21 .429 0-0 .000 5-11 .455 5 10 15 0.8 24 0 4 5 2 3 23 1.0 TOTAL 48-14 440 9.2 30-59 .508 0-0 .000 18-31 .581 20 41 61 1.3 73 0 10 19 12 8 78 1.6

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BRANDON OLIVER

CAREER highs

206-2 | 175

JuniorGuard

Durham, N.C.Panther Creek H.S.

2010-11: Competed in 17 games, including one start (Feb. 15 vs. NCA&T) ... tallied six points, seven rebounds, seven assists and two steals ... scored season-high two points in three games ... logged career-high 21 minutes in 103-41 victory over Philadel-phia Biblical (Nov. 26) ... also scored two points and grabbed a career-high three rebounds in Philadelphia Biblical contest ... recorded two points (1-1 FG), two rebounds in four minutes vs. Coppin State (Feb. 21) ... collected two points (1-1 FG) and one rebound in 12 minutes against Morgan State (Feb. 23).

2009-10: Appeared as a reserve in 10 games (43 minutes) ... tal-lied three rebounds, three assists, one block and one steal.

At Panther Creek HS: During senior season, helped guide the Catamounts to 28-3 record and a second-straight conference tournament championship ... averaged four points-per-game and seven assists-per-game en route to Second Team All-Tri-Eight Conference honors ... coached by L.J. Hepp.

Personal: Son of Barry and Sharon Oliver ... born 10/7/91 in Raleigh, N.C. ... full name is Brandon Jamal Oliver ... brother of fellow Delaware State junior Marques Oliver ... Brandon and Marques are fraternal twins ... father Barry played basketball at Charleston Southern ... enjoys working on cars.

CAREER STATISTICS G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 17-1 82 4.8 3-7 .429 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 4 3 7 0.4 10 0 7 9 0 2 6 0.42009-10 10-0 43 4.3 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 3 3 0.3 4 0 3 4 1 1 0 0.0 TOTALS 27-1 125 4.8 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 4 6 10 0.3 14 0 10 13 1 3 6 0.2

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MARQUES OLIVER

326-7 | 210JuniorForwardDurham, N.C.Panther Creek H.S.

2010-11: Appeared in 29 games, starting 28 ... team leader, and 11th in the MEAC in rebounding, at 6.4 per game (186 total) ... third on the Hornets, and 25th in the MEAC, in scoring (10.5 ppg) ... team leader with 63 blocks, ranking fourth in the MEAC at 2.2 per-game ... also ranked eighth in the conference in field goal percentage (.481), 10th in steals (2.2 pg) and 12th in offensive rebounds (2.2 pg) ... team leader with six “double-doubles” ... scored season-high 21 points (6-9 FGs; 9-10 FTs) and added six rebounds in loss to the University of South Carolina (Dec. 1) ... had 15 points, six rebounds and a career-high seven blocks in 61-60 loss to Bethune-Cookman (Jan. 15) ... collected 15 points (7-13 FGs), 10 rebounds, three assists and three steals in 91-83 victory over Norfolk State (Feb. 7) ... tallied 14 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks and three assists in 70-67 loss to Howard (Jan. 31) ... reached double-figures in scoring in 20 games, including a stretch of 12 in a row ... scored 13 points and added 12 rebounds in 64-53 win over UMES (Dec. 4) ... had 10-or-more rebounds in seven contests ... recorded at least one block in 26 games (two-or-more in 17 games).

2009-10: Competed in all 29 games, starting two ... Hornets’ team leader with 26 blocks and fourth on the team in scoring (57. ppg) ... also tops on the team in field goal percentage (.566; 64-for-113) ... tied for 10th in the MEAC in blocks per game (0.9) ... two-time MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week ... earned first MEAC rookie award after averag-ing 17 points, six rebounds and 2.5 blocks in two games the week of Feb. 22 ... also named MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week on Mar. 1 ... scored career-high 23-point effort in 59-41 win over Coppin State (Feb. 22) ... was 10-for-14 from the field, while blocking a career-high five shots in Coppin State contest ... came off the bench to score 18 points (8-for-9 FGs) and grab eight rebounds in victory over Bethune-Cookman (Jan. 16) ... also tallied three blocks and two steals in Bethune-Cookman win ... recorded a double-double (10 pts./11 reb.) in the Jan. 25 win over Coppin State ... and scored a game-high 12 points in the Feb. 1 win over Howard ... reached double-figures in scoring in seven games and grabbed 10-or-more rebounds in two contests.

At Panther Creek HS: Helped guide the Catamounts to 28-3 record and a second-straight conference tournament championship as a senior ... earned First Team All-Tri-Eight Conference honors ... averaged 13-points-per-game and 8.5-rebounds-per-game ... named to the N.C. Basketball Coaches Association District 5 All-District second team ... coached by L.J. Hepp.

Personal: Son of Barry and Sharon Oliver ... born 10/7/91 in Raleigh, N.C. ... full name is Marques Kendrell Oliver ... brother of fellow Dela-ware State junior Brandon Oliver ... Marques and Brandon are fraternal twins .. father Barry played basketball at Charleston Southern.

CAREER STATISTICS

CAREER highsPoints: 23, vs CSU (2/22/10)Field goals: 10, vs. CSU (2/22/10)3 pt FGs: n/aFree throws: 6 (2X)Rebounds: 12 (2X)Assists: 4 (4x)Blocks: 8, vs. FAMU (1/23/12)Steals: 4, vs. FAMU (1/23/12)Minutes: 39, vs. Wagner (11/26/11)

G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 29-28 889 30.7 115-239 .481 0-2 .000 75-112 .670 63 123 186 6.4 96 3 38 65 63 41 305 10.52009-10 29-2 501 17.3 64-113 .566 0-3 .000 36-61 .590 48 51 99 3.4 57 2 15 20 26 27 164 5.7 TOTAL 58-30 1390 23.9 179-352 .509 0-5 .000 111-173 .642 111 174 285 4.9 153 5 53 85 89 68 469 8.1

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JAY THREATT

CAREER highs

45-11 | 175

SeniorGuard

Richmond, Va.George Mason

Highland Springs H.S.

2010-11: Starting point guard in all 30 games ... MEAC leader in assists (6.0 pg), steals (3.1 pg) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.7) ... nationally, tied for 2nd in steals, 15th in assist-to-turnover ratio and 16th in assists ... set Delaware State University single-season record with 179 assists ... second on team’s single-season list with 93 steals ... scored career-high 22 points (8-12 FGs; 3-4 3-pointers) in loss to Florida A&M (Feb. 14) ... led all players with 20 points (7-11 FGs; career-high 4 threes) in 64-59 MEAC Tournament loss to South Carolina State (Mar. 8) ... also had four assists and five steals in MEAC Tournament contest ... hit winning basket as time expired (11 total points) in 62-60 victory at South Carolina State (Jan. 10) ... dished out career-high 11 assists in 72-70 loss to North Carolina State at the RBC Center in Raleigh, N.C. (Dec. 22) ... had 10 assists and five steals in 64-53 win over Maryland Eastern Shore in MEAC opener (Dec. 4) ... had season-high seven steals in loss to Hampton (Feb. 26) ... tallied 17 points, five assists and four steals in last second loss to MEAC regular season champ Bethune-Cookman (Jan. 15) ... recorded 15 points and seven assists in loss to Maryland at the Comcast Center (Nov. 23) ... collected 13 points and nine assists vs. North Carolina A&T (Feb. 5) ... tallied 10 points and seven assists in 91-83 nationally televisbned win (ESPNU) over Norfolk State (Feb. 7) ... had at least one assist in all 30 games, and at least four assists in 26 contests ... reached double figures in scoring in 15 games ... recorded at least one steal in 27 games, and had three-or-more steals in 18 contests ... second on the Hornets in rebounding (3.9 pg).

2009-10: Led all NCAA Division I players in steals at 2.8 per-game (82 total steals) .... recorded at least one steal in 27 of the Hornets’ 29 games, and two-or-more in 19 contests ... tallied career-high nine steals in DSU’s 60-44 win over Wilmington (Nov. 16) ... tops in the MEAC, and 38th in Div. I, with a 2.32 assist-to-turnover per-game ratio ... recorded 123 assists and just 53 turnovers during the season ... ranked second in the MEAC (111th NCAA) in assists at 4.2 per-game ... dished out career-high 10 as-sists in win over Bethune-Cookman (Feb. 13) ... had at least one assist in each game, and three-or-more in 19 contests ... third on the Hornets in scoring at7.9 points-per-game ... led Hornets with career-high 15 points in MEAC Tournament semifinal loss to South Carolina State (Mar. 12) ... also collected four assists and four steals in MEAC Tournament loss ... reached double figures in scoring in 11 games ... tallied 12 points, nine assists and three steals in win over Bethune-Cookman (Jan. 16).

2008-09: Enrolled at Delaware State ... did not compete due to NCAA transfer rules.

At George Mason (2007-08): Did not play.

G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 30-30 1070 35.7 103-238 .433 27-76 .355 57-81 .704 42 75 117 3.9 50 0 179 67 6 93 290 9.7 2009-10 29-27 997 34.4 74-206 .359 22-85 .259 58-80 .725 30 62 92 3.2 49 0 123 53 5 82 228 7.9 TOTAL 59-57 2067 35.0 177-444 .399 49-161 .304 115-161 .714 72 137 209 3.5 99 0 302 120 11 175 518 8.8

CAREER STATISTICS

Points: 22, vs. FAMU (2/14/11) Field goals: 7 (2X) 3 pt FGs: 3 (2X) Free throws: 7, vs. NSU (2/8/10) Rebounds: 8, vs. Wash. Adv. (11/13/10) Assists: 11, vs. NC State (12/22/10) Blocks: 2, vs. So. Carolina (12/1/10) Steals: 9, vs. Wilmington (11/16/09) Minutes: 43 (2x)

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CASEY WALKER

226-4 | 185SophomoreForward/GuardBroadnax, Va.Brunswick H.S.

2010-11: MEAC Rookie of the Year and MEAC All-Rookie selection ... five-time MEAC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 29; Dec. 13; Dec. 27; Jan 24; Feb. 14) ... competed in all 30 games, starting 29 ... team leader, and 11th in the MEAC in scoring, at 13.4 points-per-game ... third in the MEAC in three-point field goals (2.4) and 12th in three-point percentage (.348) ... set DSU freshman record with 73 three-point field goals ... sixth among all NCAA Div. I fresh-man in total three-point field goals (73) ... reached double-figures in scoring in 20 games (tied for team high) ... team leader with seven 20+ scoring games ... scored career-high 25 points in two games ... tallied 25 points in 75-56 win over Maine (Dec. 6) ... also collected 25 points in 70-66 overtime loss to Hampton (Jan. 29) ... had career-high six three-point field goals in three games ... was 6-for-8 from three point range (24 points total) in 91-83 victory over Norfolk State (Feb. 7) ... had six threes (6-for-10) vs. Maine (25 points) ... was 6-for-9 from beyond the arc (20 points) in 64-53 win over UMES (Dec. 4) ... scored 24 points (8-12 FGs; 5-8 3-pt.) in 62-57 victory over Florida A&M (Jan. 17) ... scored team-high 20 points (four three-pointers) in last second loss to Atlantic Coast Conference member North Carolina State (Dec. 22) ... led Hornets with 21 points in 78-63 loss to Tennessee State in ESPN Bracket-Buster contest (Feb. 14) ... hit five three-pointers in two games (Jan 29 at Hampton; Feb. 5 vs. NCA&T) ... second on the Hornets in blocks (18) and tied for third in rebounding (3.2 pg) ... pulled down career-high seven rebounds in win over North Carolina Center (Jan. 8).

High School: Helped lead Brunswick to three consecutive Virginia state championships (2007-10) ... also member of three district and regional championship teams ... 2009-10 District and Regional Player-of-the-Year, and Virginia All-State selection ... tal-lied 1,035 career points ... averaged 22 points-per-game as a senior (high 37) ... played for head basketball coach Bryant Stith, the all-time leading scorer at University of Virginia ... also competed in baseball.

Personal: Son of Charlie and Carolyn Walker ... full name is Casey Cadarro Walker ... born Aug. 28, 1992 in South Hill, Va. ... cousin of Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks and Oakland A’s infielder Jemile Weeks ... brother Buck played baseball at St. Augustine’s College ... also recruited by North Carolina Central, George Washington, Northeastern, VMI and Winston-Salem State.

CAREER STATISTICS

CAREER highsPoints: 25 (2X) Field goals: 8, vs. Maine (12/6/10) 7, vs. UMES (12/4/10) 3 pt FGs: 6 (2X) Free throws: 5 (3x) Rebounds: 8, vs. Wilmington (11/12/11) Assists: 3 (4x) Blocks: 3, vs. Maryland (11/23/100 Steals: 3 (2x)Minutes: 45, vs. Hampton (1/29/11)

G-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3-PT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OR DR TR AVG PF DQ AST TO BL ST PTS AVG2010-11 30-29 978 32.6 137-342 .401 73-210 .348 54-65 .831 24 71 95 3.2 75 2 23 44 18 23 401 13.4 TOTAL 30-29 978 32.6 137-342 .401 73-210 .348 54-65 .831 24 71 95 3.2 75 2 23 44 18 23 401 13.4

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TYSHAWN BELL

36-7 | 215

FreshmanGuard/Forward

Dover, Del.Maine Central Institute

Caesar Rodney H.S.

High School: Earned four varsity letters at Caesar Rodney HS ... helped lead Riders to 27-3 overall record and state champion-ship game berth during senior seasonn ... averaged 18.6 points, 14.3 rebounds and five assists as a senior ... 2009-10 Delaware All-State and All-Henlopen Conference First Team selection ... averaged 17 points-per-game as a junior and 16.4 points and 13 rebounds per game during sophomore year ... also attended Maine Central Institute (prep).

Personal: Son of Thomas and Sherry Bell ... has two siblings ... brother D.J. played football at University of Virginia .. born Sept. 8, 1991 in Columbus, Miss.

EVERETT CHRISTIAN

346-2 | 175

FreshmanGuard

Quinton, Va.New Kent H.S.

2010-11: Enrolled at St. Paul’s College (Va.) ... did not competeHigh School: Earned four varsity letters at New Kent HS (Va.) ... averaged 16 points as a senior season and 15 points during scholastic career ... helped lead team to 2010 state tournament semifinals ... 2009-10 All-Bay River Conference Honorable Men-tion ... also competed in football and track & field.

Personal: Son of Nina Christian ... born Aug. 28, 1990.

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MICHAEL COGER

556-9 | 220JuniorCenterGreensboro, N.C.Brunswick C.C.

Junior College: Named Brunswick Defensive Player-of-the-Year during sophomore season ... helped lead team to a regional championship.

High School: Helped lead Dudley to 71-13 overall record, a state championship and two other state championship game appear-ances in three seasons.

Personal: Son of Tomeka Collins and Michael Coger II ... full name is Michael Kenneth Coger III ... has three siblings ... born Dec. 26, 1989 in Fayetteville, N.C. ... cousin of former University of Maryland and NBA standout Chris Wilcox.

KENDAL GRAY

16-10 | 235FreshmanCenterDover, Del.Polytech H.S.

High School: Three-year varsity letter winner at Polytech HS ... helped lead Polytech to 2010 Henlopen Conference Southern Division Championship ... 2010 All-Henlopen Conference and Henlopen South First Team selection ... Delaware All-State Honor-able Mention ... averaged 15 points, 12 rebounds and 11 blocks per game during senior season.

Personal: Son of Winfret and Irma Gray ... has two siblings ... born May 5, 1992 in Merced, Calif.

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ABDULWALI KASIM

216-7 | 240

FreshmanForward

Abuja, NigeriaWord of God Christian Acad.

High School: Helped lead Word of God Christian Academy to 23-3 overall record during the 2010-11 season.

Personal: Born July 17, 1992 in Abuja, Nigeria.

AMERE’ MAY

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FreshmanGuard

Covert, Mich.Covert H.S.

2010-11: Enrolled at Delaware State ... did not competeHigh School: 2009-10 McDonald’s All-America nominee … Michigan All-State and three-time all-conference selection ... two-time Southwest Michigan leading scorer ... averaged 35.3 points per game during senior season ... combined for more than 1200 points during junior and senior seasons, including 768 in 2009-10 ... tallied 40-or-more points a total of six times, including 57 and 51-point performances ... helped lead Covert to state tournament semifinals.

Personal: Son of Amere, Sr. and Kenya May ... father Amere, Sr. played professional basketball in Israel ... full name is Amere May, Jr. ... has three siblings ... plays drums and piano for church which his father pastors ... born Aug. 20, 1992.

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BRYAN SCOTT

56-10 | 215FreshmanForward/CenterWashington, D.C.McKinley Tech

2011-12: Saw his only action of the season vs. Phila. Biblical (Nov. 23), recording four rebounds and a block in the contest.2010-2011: Enrolled at Delaware State ... did not compete.

High School: Helped lead McKinley to District of Columbia In-terscholastic Athletic Association championship ... averaged 10 points and five blocks per game as a senior ... selected as team’s Top Defensive Player and Most Improved Player.

Personal: Son of Kimberly Lewis ... has three siblings ... born 5/9/89 in Washington, D.C. ... nickname is Freddie.

TAHJ TATE

116-4 | 200FreshmanGuardEasley, S.C.Wheeler H.S.

High School: Attended Easley (S.C.) High School (2006-08), Wheeler (Ga.) High School (2008-09) and Prince Ave. (S.C.) Prep (2009-10) ... 2009-10 McDonald’s All-America nominee ... averaged 28.0 points and nine assists as a senior ... scored 53 points in a game during senior season ... helped lead Wheeler HS to a Georgia State Championship ... averaged 16 points and five assists as a junior ... helped lead team to a regional champi-onship and berth in state championship game during 2008-09 season ... selected as team Most Improved Player during junior season ... averaged 18 points and eight assists as a sophomore as Easley HS ... helped lead team to regional championship ... 2007-08 All-Region and All-State selection ... team MVP ... aver-aged 15 points and nine assists as a freshman at Easley ... 2006-07 All-Region ... helped lead Easley to regional championship.

Personal: Son of Alesia Tate and Chris Johnson ... has three sib-lings ... cousin of former NBA and Clemson University standout Larry Nance ... born April 1, 1990 in Anderson, S.C. ... recruited by, among others, Clemson, South Carolina, Georgia, George-town, Virginia Tech, Nebraska and James Madison.

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Quick FactsLocation: New Castle, Del.Founded: 1968Enrollment: 3,300Nickname: WildcatsColors: Forest Green and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC)Venue: Pratt Gymnasium | 1,500President: Dr. Jack P. VarsalonaAthletic Director: Linda Van Drie AndrzjewskiMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mike Gallagher | Third SeasonAlma Mater: Drexel ‘94Record at Wilmington: 18-36 Career Record: 39-65 | Fifth SeasonAssistant Coach: Tim DunneAssistant Coach: Vernon DupreeAssistant Coach: Mark NapoleonTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 8-182010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 6-11 | 7th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Sports InformationSports Information Director: Erin HarveyOffice Phone: (302) 324-9435Fax: (302) 328-8045E-mail: [email protected]

www.wilmu.edu/athletics

WILMINGTONNovember 12 | 4 p.m. Memorial Hall


Quick FactsLocation: Atlanta, Ga.Founded: 1885Enrollment: 19,404Nickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Old Gold and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic Coast (ACC)Venue: Arena at Gwinnett | 5,675President: Dr. G.P. ‘Bud’ PetersonAthletic Director: Dan RadakovichMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Brian Gregory | First SeasonAlma Mater: Oakland ‘90Record at Georgia Tech: 0-0Career Record: 173-94 | Ninth SeasonAssistant Coach: Chad DollarAssistant Coach: Josh PostorinoAssistant Coach: Billy SchmidtTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 13-182010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 5-11 | 9th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/3Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationSports Information Director: Mike StamusOffice Phone: (404) 894-5146Fax: (404) 894-1248E-mail: [email protected]

www.RamblinWreck.com

Quick FactsLocation: South Bend, Ind.Founded: 1842Enrollment: 11,733Nickname: Fighting IrishColors: Blue and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big EastVenue: Purcell Pavilion at Joyce Center | 9,149President: Dr. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C.Athletic Director: Jack SwarbrickMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mike Brey | 12th SeasonAlma Mater: George Washington ‘82Record at Notre Dame: 238-120Career Record: 337-172 | 17th SeasonAssistant Coach: Anthony SolomonAssistant Coach: Rod BalanisAssistant Coach: Martin IngelsbyTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 27-72010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 14-4 | 2nd

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Bernadette CafarelliOffice Phone: (574) 631-8458Fax: (574) 631-7941E-mail: [email protected]

www.UND.com

Quick FactsLocation: Langhorne, Pa.Founded: 1913Enrollment: 911Nickname: Crimson EaglesColors: Crimson, Black and WhiteAffiliation: NAIAConference: CSACVenue: Mason Activity Center | 1,000President: Dr. Todd WilliamsAthletic Director: Jason PenlyMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Jason Penly | First SeasonAlma Mater: Baptist Bible ‘97Record at PBU: 0-0Career Record: 45-43 | Fifth SeasonAssistant Coach: Jared WilcoxTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 0-252010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 0-18 | LastLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Jared YoderOffice Phone: (215) 702-4415Fax: (215) 702-4401E-mail: [email protected]

www.PBUCrimsonEagles.com

GEORGIA TECHNovember 14 | 7 p.m.Duluth, Ga.

NOTRE DAMENovember 18 | 9 p.m. South Bend, Ind.

PHIL. BIBLICALNovember 23 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Staten Island, N.Y.Founded: 1883Enrollment: 2,100Nickname: SeahawksColors: Green and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: NortheastVenue: Spiro Sports Center | 2,100President: Dr. Richard GuarasciAthletic Director: Walt HamelineMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Dan Hurley | Second SeasonAlma Mater: Seton Hall ‘96Record at Wagner: 13-17Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Bobby HurleyAssistant Coach: Bashir MasonAssistant Coach: Scott SmithTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 13-172010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 9-9 | 5th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Kevin RossOffice Phone: (713) 390 - 3215Fax: (718) 390-3347E-mail: [email protected]

www.WagnerAthletics.com

WAGNERNovember 26 | 4 p.m.Staten Island, N.Y.

Quick FactsLocation: Richmond, Ky.Founded: 1906Enrollment: 16,515Nickname: ColonelsColors: Maroon and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Ohio Valley ConferenceVenue: McBrayer Arena | 6,500President: Dr. Doug WhitlockAthletic Director: Mark SandyMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Jeff Neubauer | Seventh SeasonAlma Mater: La Salle ‘93Record at Eastern Kentucky: 102-86Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Austin NewtonAssistant Coach: Richie RileyAssistant Coach: Luke StregeTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 15-162010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 9-9 | 6th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Mike ClarkOffice Phone: (859) 622-6170Fax: (859) 622-1230E-mail: [email protected]

www.EKUSports.com

Quick FactsLocation: Princess Anne, Md.Founded: 1886Enrollment: 4,000Nickname: HawksColors: Maroon and GrayAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: William P. Hytche Athletic Center | 5,500Interim President: Mortimer Neufville | Tuskegee ‘70Athletic Director: Keith Davidson | Lincoln Pa. ‘85Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Frankie Allen | Fourth SeasonAlma Mater: Roanoke ‘71Record at UMES: 27-63Career Record: 250-360 | 23rd SeasonAssociate Head Coach: G. Jamal BrownAssistant Coach: Ricardo PattonAssistant Coach: Marlon TerryAssistant Coach: Curtis PeeryTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 9-222010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 5-12 | 10th

Postseason: 1-1 (MEAC Tournament)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/7Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Eddie JonesOffice Phone: (410) 651-8075Fax: (410) 651-7514E-mail: [email protected]

www.UMESHawks.com

Quick FactsLocation: Washington, D.C.Founded: 1867Enrollment: 10,500Nickname: BisonColors: Navy Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Burr Gymnasium | 2,700President: Dr. Sidney RibeauAthletic Director: Louis PerkinsMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Kevin Nickelberry | Second SeasonAlma Mater: Virginia Wesleyan ‘86Record at Howard: 6-24Career Record: 55-68 | Fifth SeasonAssistant Coach: Keith CourtreyerAssistant Coach: Travis LyonsAssistant Coach: Antoine GaitherTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 6-242010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 4-12 | 11th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Edward HillOffice Phone: (202) 806-7184Fax: (202) 806-9595E-mail: [email protected]

www.Howard-Bison.com

eastern kentuckyNovember 29 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

UMES*December 3 | 4 p.m. | Princess Anne, Md.January 14 | 7 p.m. | Memorial Hall

HOWARD*December 6 | 8 p.m. | Washington, D.C.February 25 | 7 p.m. | Memorial Hall

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PHIL. BIBLICALNovember 23 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

HOWARD*December 6 | 8 p.m. | Washington, D.C.February 25 | 7 p.m. | Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Newark, Del.Founded: 1743Enrollment: 16,000Nickname: Fightin’ Blue HensColors: Royal Blue and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: CAAVenue: Bob Carpenter Center | 5,000President: Dr. Patrick HarkerAthletic Director: Bernard MuirMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Monte Ross | Sixth SeasonAlma Mater: Winston-Salem State ‘92Record at Delaware: 53-103 Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Jeff RafferyAssistant Coach: Mike PeguesAssistant Coach: Phil Martelli, Jr.Team Information2010-11 Overall Record: 14-172010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 8-10 | 7th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Kevin TrittOffice Phone: (302) 831-2186Fax: (302) 831-8653E-mail: [email protected]

www.BlueHens.com

DELAWAREDecember 10 | 1 p.m.Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Nashville, Tenn.Founded: 1912Enrollment: 9,165Nickname: TigersColors: Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Ohio Valley ConferenceVenue: Gentry Center | 10,500President: Dr. Portia Holmes-ShieldsAthletic Director: Teresa PhillipsMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: John Cooper | Third SeasonAlma Mater: Wichita State ‘91Record at Tennessee State: 23-39 Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Travis WilliamsAssistant Coach: Rick DuckettAssistant Coach: Sheldon EverettTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 14-152010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 10-8 | 5th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Russell LunaOffice Phone: (615) 963-5922Fax: (615) 963-5895E-mail: [email protected]

www.TSUTigers.com

Quick FactsLocation: Athens, Ga.Founded: 1785Enrollment: 34,677Nickname: BulldogsColors: Black and RedAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SECVenue: Stegeman Coliseum | 10,523President: Dr. Michael F. AdamsAthletic Director: Greg McGarityMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mark Fox| Third SeasonAlma Mater: Eastern New Mexico ‘91Record at Georgia: 35-29Career Record: 158-72 | Eighth SeasonAssistant Coach: Kwanza JohnsonAssistant Coach: Phillip PearsonAssistant Coach: Stacey PalmoreTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 21-122010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 9-7 | 3rd

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Tim HixOffice Phone: (706) 542-1621Fax: (706) 542-9339E-mail: [email protected]

www.GeorgiaDogs.com

Quick FactsLocation: Washington, D.C.Founded: 1821Enrollment: 25,000Nickname: ColonialsColors: Buff and BlueAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic 10Venue: Charles E. Smith Center | 4,338President: Steven KnappAthletic Director: Patrick NeroMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mike Lonergan| First SeasonAlma Mater: Catholic ‘88Record at George Washington: 0-0Career Record: 377-156 | 20th SeasonAssistant Coach: Hajj TurnerAssistant Coach: Pete StricklandAssistant Coach: Kevin SuttonTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 17-132010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 10-6 | 5th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Jesse HookerOffice Phone: (202) 251-3786Fax: (202) 994-2713E-mail: [email protected]

www.GWSports.com

TENNESSEE STATEDecember 17 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

GEORGIADecember 30 | 2 p.m.Athens, Ga.

GEORGE WASHINGTONDecember 31 | 3 p.m.Washington, D.C.

Quick FactsLocation: Raleigh, N.C.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 32,029Nickname: WolfpackColors: Red and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic Coast (ACC)Venue: RBC Center | 19,700Chancellor: Dr. Randy WoodsonAthletic Director: Deborah A. YowMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mark Gottfried | First SeasonAlma Mater: Alabama ‘87Record at N.C. State: 0-0 Career Record: 278-154 | 15th SeasonAssistant Coach: Orlando EarlyAssistant Coach: Bobby LutzAssistant Coach: Rob MoxleyTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 15-162010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 5-11 | 10th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Dwayne HarrisonOffice Phone: (919) 515-1182Fax: (919) 515-3624E-mail: [email protected]

www.GoPack.com

N.C. STATEJanuary 4 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Daytona Beach, Fla.Founded: 1904Enrollment: 3,600Nickname: WildcatsColors: Maroon and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Richard V. Moore Gymnasium | 3,000President: Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed | Texas ‘70Athletic Director: Lynn Thompson | B-CC ‘79Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Gravelle Craig | First SeasonAlma Mater: Cleveland State ‘99Record at Bethune-Cookman: 0-0Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Stacey BectonAssistant Coach: Rodney MartinAssistant Coach: Montez RobinsonTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 21-132010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 13-3 | 1st

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Newcomers: 9Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Dan RyanOffice Phone: (386) 481-2206Fax: (904) 253-4231E-mail: [email protected]

www.B-CUathletics.com

BETHUNE-COOKMAN*January 21 | 7 p.m.Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Tallahassee, Fla. Founded: 1887Enrollment: 13,301Nickname: RattlersColors: Orange and GreenAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Alfred Lawson MPCTG | 8,861President: Dr. James Ammons | Florida A&M ‘74Athletic Director: Derek Horne | Mississippi ‘87Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Clemon Johnson | First SeasonAlma Mater: Florida A&M ‘78Record at Florida A&M: 0-0Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Charick JohnsonAssistant Coach: Maurice ‘Tony’ ShealsAssistant Coach: Condric SandersTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 112-202010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 7-9 | 7th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Ronnie JohnsonOffice Phone: (850) 599-3736Fax: (850) 599-3206E-mail: [email protected]

www.FAMUAthletics.com

FLORIDA a&m*January 23 | 7:30 p.m.Memorial Hall

Quick FactsLocation: Durham, N.C. 27707Founded: 1910 by James E. ShepardEnrollment: 8,614Nickname: EaglesColors: Maroon and GrayAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (First season)Venue: McDougald-McLendon Gym | 3,056Chancellor: Charlie Nelms Athletic Director: Ingrid Wicker-McCree, Ed.D Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Levelle Moton | 3rd SeasonAlma Mater: NC Central ‘96Record at NCCU: 22-37Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: John MoseleyAssistant Coach: Brian KlomanAssistant Coach: Wes PiferTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 15-152010-11 Conference Record|Finish: N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/7Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Chris HooksOffice Phone: (919) 530-6017Fax: (919) 530-5120E-mail: [email protected]

www.NCCUEaglePride.com

Nccu*January 28 | 4 p.m.Durham, N.C.

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morgan state*February 13 | 7:30 p.m. | Baltimore, Md.February 27 | 7:30 p.m. | Memorial Hall

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Quick FactsLocation: Greensboro, N.C. Founded: 1891Enrollment: 11,338Nickname: AggiesColors: Blue and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Corbett Sports Center | 5,700Chancellor: Dr. Harold L. Martin | N.C. A&T ‘74Athletic Director: Earl Hilton III | Texas Tech ‘92Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Jerry Eaves | Ninth SeasonAlma Mater: Louisville ‘86Record at N.C. A&T: 87-160Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Phillip StillAssistant Coach: Scott BollwageAssistant Coach: Walter BoothTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 15-172010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 9-7 | 5th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/7Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Brian HollowayOffice Phone: (336) 334-7141Fax: (336) 334-7272E-mail: [email protected]

www.NCATAggies.com

Quick FactsLocation: Norfolk, Va.Founded: 1935Enrollment: 7,000Nickname: SpartansColors: Green and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Echols Hall | 6,191Acting President: Dr. Tony AtwaterAthletic Director: Marty L. MillerMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Anthony Evans | Fifth SeasonAlma Mater: St. Thomas Aquinas ‘94Record at Norfolk State: 52-72Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Robert JonesAssistant Coach: Larry VickersAssistant Coach: Wilson WashingtonTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 12-202010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 8-8 | 6th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/4Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Matt MichalecOffice Phone: (757) 823-2628Fax: (757) 823-8218E-mail: [email protected]

www.NSUSpartans.com

N.C. A&t*January 30 | 8 p.m.Greensboro, N.C.

NORFOLK STATE*February 4 | 7 p.m. | Memorial HallFebruary 15 | 7 p.m. | Norfolk, Va.

Quick FactsLocation: Hampton, Va. 23668Founded: 1868Enrollment: 5,402Nickname: PiratesColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Hampton Convocation Center | 7,200President: Dr. William R. HarveyAthletic Director: Keshia CampbellMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Edward Joyner, Jr. | Third SeasonAlma Mater: Johnson C. Smith ‘95Record at Hampton: 38-27Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Darryl SharpAssistant Coach: Akeem MiskdeenAssistant Coach: DaMarco JohnsonTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 24-92010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 11-5 | T2nd

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/2Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Maurice WilliamsOffice Phone: (757) 727-5757Fax: (757) 727-5813E-mail: [email protected]

www.HamptonPirates.com

HAMPTON*February 6 | 7:30 p.m. | Memorial HallFebruary 20 | 8 p.m. | Hampton, Va.

Quick FactsLocation: Baltimore, Md.Founded: 1900Enrollment: 3,975Nickname: EaglesColors: Royal Blue and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Physical Education Complex | 4,000President: Dr. Reginald S. AveryAthletic Director: Derrick RamseyMen’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Ron ‘Fang’ Mitchell | 26th SeasonAlma Mater: Edison State ‘84Record at Coppin State: 395-357Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Keith JohnsonAssistant Coach: Larry TuckerAssistant Coach: Jay DullTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 16-142010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 11-5 | T-2nd

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Roger McAfeeOffice Phone: (410) 951-3729Fax: (410) 951-3718E-mail: [email protected]

www.CoppinStateSports.com

Quick FactsLocation: Baltimore, Md.Founded: 1867Enrollment: 7,500Nickname: BearsColors: Orange and BlueAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Hill Field House | 4,250President: Dr. David Wilson | Tuskegee ‘77Athletic Director: Floyd Kerr | Colorado State ‘69Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Todd Bozeman | Sixth SeasonAlma Mater: Rhode Island ‘86Record at Morgan State: 102-65Career Record: 137-127 | Ninth SeasonAssistant Coach: Kevin McClainAssistant Coach: Keith GoodieTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 17-142010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 10-6 | 4th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Leonard HaynesOffice Phone: (443) 885-3831Fax: (443) 885-8307E-mail: [email protected]

www.MorganStateBears.com

Quick FactsLocation: Orangeburg, S.C.Founded: 1896Enrollment: 4,700Nickname: BulldogsColors: Garnet and BlueAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern AthleticVenue: Smith-Hammond-Middleton | 3,200President: Dr. George E. Cooper Athletic Director: Charlene M. Johnson Men’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Tim Carter | Fifth SeasonAlma Mater: Kansas ‘79Record at SCSU: 58-70Career Record: 218-222 | 16th SeasonAssistant Coach: Michael WaltonAssistant Coach: Shaun GoldenAssistant Coach: Murray GarvinTeam Information2010-11 Overall Record: 10-222010-11 Conference Record|Finish: 5-11 | 8th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/5Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact: Bill HamiltonOffice Phone: (803) 536-7060Fax: (803) 536-8622E-mail: [email protected]

www.SCSUAthletics.com

COPPIN STATE*February 11 | 4 p.m.Baltimore, Md.

s.c. state*March 1 | 7:30 p.m.Memorial Hall

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THE MEACThe Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) begins its 42nd year of intercol-legiate competition heading into the 2011-12 academic school year. Located in Norfolk, Va., the MEAC is made up of 13 outstanding historically black institutions across the Atlantic coastline: Bethune-Cookman University, Coppin State Uni-versity, Delaware State University, Florida A&M University, Hampton University, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State Univer-sity, Norfolk State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Savannah State University and South Carolina State University.

The MEAC sponsors 15 Division I (FCS) sports with automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason competition in baseball, bowling, men’s and women’s bas-ketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and field, softball, and volleyball.

MEAC student-athletes excel on and off the field and several have been recog-nized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and All-District teams. The MEAC awards two post-graduate scholarships of $5,000 each annually to one male and one female student-athlete who have excelled academically and athletically and are in their final season of intercollegiate athletics eligibility and competition under MEAC and NCAA regulations.

HISTORYIn 1969, a bold ad hoc group of innovators long associated with intercollegiate athletics met in Durham, N.C., to discuss the feasibility of organizing a new con-ference. From these discussions, they formed a steering and planning committee to fully investigate the idea, present a detailed report with recommendations to interested collegiate institutions and construct a workshop to outline proposals.

After selecting a proposal and adopting a program, seven institutions (Delaware State College, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University and South Carolina State College) agreed to become the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Their major objective was to establish, organize and super-vise an intercollegiate athletic program among a compact group of educational institutions of high academic standards with a sound philosophy of co-curricular activities. The conference agreed to seek Division I status for its sports.

The conference was confirmed in 1970, kicking off its first season of competition in football in 1971.

In 1978, the MEAC reached a milestone when it selected Kenneth A. Free to be its first full-time commissioner. Free served the conference for 18 years before stepping down in May of 1996. In July 1996, Charles S. Harris was named com-missioner and served in the capacity until April 2002. On September 1, 2002, Dr. Dennis E. Thomas was named commissioner and has served in the position for nine years.

The conference’s first expansion occurred in October 1979 when Bethune-Cookman College and Florida A&M University were voted into the MEAC as new

members. Original members Morgan State, North Carolina Central and Maryland Eastern Shore withdrew from the conference at the end of the 1979-80 fiscal year. Maryland Eastern Shore was readmitted in 1981 and Morgan State returned in 1984. Florida A&M opted to resign in 1984 but rejoined the conference in 1986. Coppin State College was granted admittance in 1985, becoming the ninth member institution.

The MEAC expanded again in the 1990s with the inclusion of Hampton University (1995) and Norfolk State University (1997). The conference expanded once again in 2007, adding Winston-Salem State University. Following the 2009-10 academic/athletic season, however, Winston-Salem State withdrew from the conference and returned to Division II. On July 1, 2010, the MEAC made its most recent expansion with the admittance of North Carolina Central and Savannah State University.

On June 8, 1980, the MEAC was classified as a Division I conference by the NCAA. Prior to that year, the conference operated as a Division II conference. The month after it achieved Division I status, the MEAC received an automatic qualification to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. Currently, the confer-ence has automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason play in baseball (since 1994), men’s basketball (since 1981), women’s basketball (since 1982), football (since 1996), softball (since 1995), men’s and women’s tennis (since 1998), and volleyball (since 1994).

The MEAC initiated cross country in 1980, and North Carolina A&T earned the in-augural men’s crown. The first women’s cross country championship took place a year later, with Howard winning the first of its seven titles. Indoor Track and Field was also added in 1981, with South Carolina State capturing the men’s title and Howard winning the women’s crown.

Tennis and golf returned as MEAC-governed sports in 1981 after a five-year hiatus. South Carolina State won all seven of the conference’s golf championships from 1972-1983 before the sport was discontinued after the 1983 championship.

Baseball, which began in 1972, was discontinued following the 1977 season. It was brought back as a MEAC-governed sport along with women’s volleyball in 1983. Women’s softball became a MEAC-sanctioned sport in 1992.

Bowling was officially sanctioned as a MEAC sport in 1999. The MEAC was the first conference to secure NCAA sanctioning for women’s bowling by adopting the club sport prior to the 1996-97 school year.

SPORTS HIGHLIGHTSThe MEAC has enjoyed tremendous athletic success over the years. In 2008, Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) defeated Arkansas State 4-2 to win the NCAA Women’s Bowling National Championship, a first for the conference and institu-tion. With the victory, Lady Hawks’ Head Coach Sharon Brummell became the first female head coach to win an NCAA bowling title. The Lady Hawks repeated the feat in 2011 to win the team’s second NCAA title. During the same season,

UMES won the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Intercollegiate Team Championships (ITC), becoming the first team to win two national championships during the same season.

In men’s basketball, UMES became the first historically black college/university (HBCU) to participate in the 1974 National Invitational Tour-nament (NIT). The Hawks defeated Manhattan, 84-81, in the first round before falling to Jackson-ville by two points in the second round. Before the Jacksonville loss, UMES had the best record in the nation at 27-1. That same year, Morgan State won the NCAA College Division II National Champi-onship and junior center Marvin “The Human Eraser” Webster was named the Division II Player of the Year.

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MEAC COMMISSIONERSDr. Dennis E. Thomas 2002-PresentBrenda H. McCoy (Interim) 1996 and 2002Charles S. Harris 1996-200Kenneth A. Free* 1978-1996Dr. James Young (Part-time) 1975-1978Earl Mason (Part-time) 1974-1975Dr. Leroy Walker (Part-time) 1971-1974*First Full-Time Commissioner

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The 1981 tournament champion Howard Bison became the first MEAC team to play in the NCAA Division I Basketball Championship.

Coppin State and Hampton made history in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament with first-round victories. The No. 15 seeded Coppin State Eagles defeated No. 2 South Carolina in 1997, and No. 15 seeded Hampton defeated No. 2 Iowa State in 2001. ESPN Sports Center ranked both victories ranked among the Top 10 greatest tournament upsets of all time

In women’s basketball, South Carolina State won the Association for Intercolle-giate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Division II National Championship in 1979. In 1982, Howard became the first MEAC women’s team to participate in the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship. South Carolina State earned the conference’s bid in 1983 and became the first MEAC team, men or women, to win an opening-round game in the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament.

In 2010, The North Carolina A&T Lady Aggies defeated Wake Forest and Charlotte before falling to Miami in the third round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). North Carolina A&T became the first MEAC team and historically black college/university to win two consecutive basketball games in a national postseason tournament.

The No. 13 Hampton Lady Pirates faced No. 4 Kentucky in the 2011 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament. The 13th seed was the highest seed earned by a MEAC women’s basketball program since the inception of the 64-team bracket in 1994.

In football, the MEAC was instrumental in constructing the Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic, the Heritage Bowl and the Gold Bowl. Prior to Division I competition, the MEAC competed in the Gold Bowl, held in Richmond, Va., which matched the MEAC champion against the champion of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). South Carolina State represented the MEAC in 1976 and 1979, winning both outings over Winston-Salem State and Norfolk State respectively. In addition to the 1976 and 1979 crowns, South Carolina State won MEAC football titles in 1974-78, 1980-83, 1994, 2004, 2008 and 2009. South Carolina State won MEAC football titles in 1974-78, 1980-83,1994, 2004, 2008 and 2009. They were also named co-champions along with Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M during the 2010 season. During the 1981 and 1982 seasons, South Carolina State reached the second round of the I-AA championships.

On the track, Hampton’s Francenca McCorory set an American record in the 400m dash with a time of 50.54 and defended her national indoor title at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships. McCorory, a two-time All-American and three-time MEAC indoor champion in the 400m dash, became the first back-to-back NCAA indoor 400m champion since Suziann Reid of Texas (1998 and 1999). Mc-Corory was named the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I National Athlete of the Year for the 2010 Indoor Track and Field season.

In outdoor track and field, North Carolina Central won the first three MEAC titles. The quartet of Melvin Bassett, Robert Ouko, Julius Sang and Larry Black set the world record in the sprint medley relay with a time of 38.19 in the 1972 Olympics. The Eagles finished fourth in the 1974 NCAA Division I Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship. MEAC women began outdoor track and field conference competition in 1980. In 1982, South Carolina State won the AIAW Division II Out-door Track and Field National Championship.

The MEAC has showcased more than 27 athletes in the Olympics. Among them, 11 have earned medals during the Summer Games.

In 2003, Florida A&M became the first MEAC school to win a volleyball match in the NCAA Championship, with a first-round win over Winthrop. In 2004, the Lady Rattlers became the first historically black college/university to rank in the Top 25 of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) national poll.

South Carolina State’s women’s tennis team earned the conference’s first Intercol-legiate Tennis Association (ITA) ranking in a 2005 poll, reaching No. 72.

In softball, Bethune-Cookman earned the conference’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Softball Championship in 2005. The Lady Wildcats defeated Florida, Central Florida and South Florida in the Florida Regional to become the first MEAC school to win an NCAA Division I Softball Regional. Bethune-Cookman ended the 2005 season with the conference’s first-ever rankings in the final soft-ball polls, reaching No. 18 in the NFCA/USA Today Coaches poll and No. 23 in the USA Softball/ESPN.com Poll.

Florida A&M was the first MEAC baseball team to advance to NCAA postseason play in 1994. The Rattlers took on Southeastern Louisiana in a best of three play-in series, falling after two games, 11-10 and 8-7. During the 2002 campaign, Bethune-Cookman advanced to the Gainesville Regional and became the first MEAC team to win in the NCAA Tournament with a 7-4 victory over Florida Inter-national. The Wildcats had previously lost to Florida in their first game 13-1, and the team was eliminated from the regional with a 21-10 loss in its second matchup against the Gators.

CONFERENCE TENURE Bethune-Cookman 1979-PresentCoppin State 1985-PresentDelaware State 1970-PresentFlorida A&M 1979-1984; 1986-PresentHampton 1995-PresentMaryland Eastern Shore 1970-1979; 1981-PresentMorgan State 1970-1979; 1984-PresentNorfolk State 1997-PresentNorth Carolina A&T 1970-PresentNorth Carolina Central 1970-1979; 2010-PresentSavannah State 2010-PresentSouth Carolina State 1970-PresentWinston-Salem State 2007-2010

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Final 2010-11 Regular Season Standings Conf. Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PABethune-Cookman 13-3 .813 1100 1044 21-13 .618 2241 2240Hampton 11-5 .688 1123 1046 24-9 .727 2197 2070Coppin State 11-5 .688 1226 1126 16-14 .533 2175 2169Morgan State 10-6 .625 1057 1004 17-14 .548 2061 2071North Carolina A&T 9-7 .563 1175 1148 15-17 .469 2282 2372Norfolk State 8-8 .500 1229 1191 12-20 .375 2238 2390Florida A&M 7-9 .438 999 1051 12-20 .375 2055 2160South Carolina State 5-11 .313 1057 1109 10-22 .313 2119 2276Delaware State 5-11 .313 1004 1044 9-21 .300 1874 1967Maryland E. Shore 5-11 .313 1069 1161 9-22 .290 2096 2408Howard 4-12 .250 962 1077 6-24 .200 1753 2098

2010-11 All-MEAC Honors

FIRST TEAM C.J. Reed Bethune-Cookman G 6-3 175 Jr. Daytona Beach, Fla.Darrion Pellum Hampton G 6-6 205 Jr. Hampton, Va.DeWayne Jackson Morgan State F 6-8 210 So. Bowie, Md.Kyle O’Quinn Norfolk State F/C 6-10 240 Jr. Jamaica, N.Y.Thomas Coleman North Carolina A&T C 6-9 220 Sr. Louisville, Ky.SECOND TEAM Michael Harper Coppin State G 6-4 195 Jr. Milwaukee, Wis.Kwame Morgan Hampton G 6-3 205 Jr. Largo, Md.Hillary Haley Maryland E. Shore G 6-6 205 r-Jr. Oxon Hill, Md.Kevin Thompson Morgan State F 6-9 240 Jr. Baltimore, Md.Alexander Starling Bethune-Cookman F 6-6 205 Sr. Miami, Fla.ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Casey Walker Delaware State G 6-5 175 Broadnax, Va.Desi Washington Delaware State G 6-2 172 Harrisburg, Pa.Avery Moore Florida A&M G 5-10 160 Tallahassee, Fla.Justin Black Morgan State G/F 6-2 185 St. Louis, Mo.Pendarvis Williams Norfolk State G 6-6 185 Philadelphia, Pa.

Coach of the Year: Cliff Reed, Bethune-CookmanPlayer of the Year: C.J. Reed, Bethune-CookmanRookie of the Year: Casey Walker, Delaware StateDefensive Player of the Year: Kyle O’Quinn, Norfolk State

2010-11 MEAC Tournament

Tuesday, March 8 - Opening Round No. 10 Maryland Eastern Shore def. No. 7 Florida A&M, 87-85 (2OT)No. 9 South Carolina State def. No. 8 Delaware State 64-59Wednesday, March 9 - Opening Round/Quarterfinals No. 6 Norfolk State def. No. 11 Howard, 68-53No. 1 Bethune-Cookman def. No. 9 South Carolina State, 66-50No. 2 Hampton def. No. 10 Maryland Eastern Shore, 77-55Thursday, March 10 - Quarterfinals No. 6 Norfolk State def. No. 3 Coppin State, 55-53No. 4 Morgan State def. No. 5 North Carolina A&T, 77-59Friday, March 11 - Semifinals No. 4 Morgan State def. No. 1 Bethune-Cookman, 61-48No. 2 Hampton def. No. 6 Norfolk State, 85-61Saturday, March 12 - Championship Final (ESPN2) BONUS GAME - Savannah State def. North Carolina Central, 64-50No. 2 Hampton def. No. 4 Morgan State, 60-55

Outstanding Coach: Edward Joyner, Jr., Hampton UniversityTournament MVP: Darrion Pellum, Hampton University

All-Tournament Team Darrion Pellum, HamptonKwame Morgan, HamptonKevin Thompson, Morgan StateDeWayne Jackson, Morgan StateKyle O’Quinn, Morgan State

All-TIme MEAC Champions

Year Regular Season Tournament1971-72 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1972-73 Maryland Eastern Shore North Carolina A&T1973-74 Maryland Eastern Shore Maryland Eastern Shore1974-75 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1975-76 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1976-77 South Carolina State Morgan State1977-78 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1978-79 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1979-80 Howard Howard1980-81 North Carolina A&T Howard1981-82 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1982-83 Howard North Carolina A&T1983-84 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1984-85 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1985-86 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1986-87 Howard North Carolina A&T1987-88 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T1988-89 South Carolina State South Carolina State1989-90 Coppin State Coppin State1990-91 Coppin State Florida A&M1991-92 Howard Howard North Carolina A&T1992-93 Coppin State Coppin State1993-94 Coppin State North Carolina A&T1994-95 Coppin State North Carolina A&T1995-96 South Carolina State South Carolina State1996-97 Coppin State Coppin State1997-98 Coppin State South Carolina State1998-99 South Carolina State Florida A&M1999-00 South Carolina State South Carolina State2000-01 Hampton Hampton South Carolina State2001-02 Hampton Hampton2002-03 South Carolina State South Carolina State2003-04 South Carolina State Florida A&M Coppin State2004-05 Delaware State Delaware State2005-06 Delaware State Hampton2006-07 Delaware State Florida A&M2007-08 Morgan State Coppin State2008-09 Morgan State Morgan State2009-10 Morgan State Morgan State2010-11 Bethune-Cookman Hampton

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SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G1. Coppin State 30 16-14 2175 72.52. North Carolina A&T 32 15-17 2282 71.33. Norfolk State 32 12-20 2238 69.94. Maryland E. Shore 31 9-22 2096 67.65. Hampton 33 24-9 2197 66.66. Morgan State 31 17-14 2061 66.57. South Carolina State 32 10-22 2119 66.28. Bethune-Cookman 34 21-13 2241 65.99. Florida A&M 32 12-20 2055 64.210. Delaware State 30 9-21 1874 62.511. Howard 30 6-24 1753 58.4

SCORING DEFENSE G Pts. Avg/G1. Hampton 33 2070 62.72. Delaware State 30 1967 65.63. Bethune-Cookman 34 2240 65.94. Morgan State 31 2071 66.85. Florida A&M 32 2160 67.56. Howard 30 2098 69.97. South Carolina State 32 2276 71.18. Coppin State 30 2169 72.39. North Carolina A&T 32 2372 74.110. Norfolk State 32 2390 74.711. Maryland E. Shore 31 2408 77.7

SCORING MARGIN G OFF. DEF. MARGIN1. Hampton 33 66.6 62.7 +3.82. Coppin State 30 72.5 72.3 +0.23. Bethune-Cookman 34 65.9 65.9 +0.04. Morgan State 31 66.5 66.8 -0.35. North Carolina A&T 32 71.3 74.1 -2.86. Delaware State 30 62.5 65.6 -3.17. Florida A&M 32 64.2 67.5 -3.38. Norfolk State 32 69.9 74.7 -4.89. South Carolina State 32 66.2 71.1 -4.910. Maryland E. Shore 31 67.6 77.7 -10.111. Howard 30 58.4 69.9 -11.5

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE G FTM FTA Pct.1. Delaware State 30 320 448 .7142. Bethune-Cookman 34 509 719 .7083. Coppin State 30 423 603 .7014. Morgan State 31 522 766 .6815. Norfolk State 32 498 735 .6786. South Carolina State 32 413 612 .6757. North Carolina A&T 32 519 780 .6658. Maryland E. Shore 31 427 654 .6539. Hampton 33 492 759 .64810. Howard 30 418 671 .62311. Florida A&M 32 434 718 .604

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct.1. Bethune-Cookman 34 796 1814 .4392. Norfolk State 32 782 1791 .4373. North Carolina A&T 32 779 1806 .4314. Coppin State 30 760 1770 .4295. South Carolina State 32 764 1781 .4296. Delaware State 30 674 1576 .4287. Morgan State 31 708 1687 .4208. Maryland E. Shore 31 752 1855 .4059. Hampton 33 746 1843 .40510. Florida A&M 32 715 1783 .40111. Howard 30 593 1576 .376

FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct.1. Hampton 33 719 1874 .3842. Florida A&M 32 751 1831 .4103. North Carolina A&T 32 850 2066 .4114. Coppin State 30 756 1772 .4275. Morgan State 31 708 1650 .4296. Norfolk State 32 791 1831 .4327. South Carolina State 32 769 1732 .4448. Howard 30 712 1580 .4519. Bethune-Cookman 34 786 1708 .46010. Maryland E. Shore 31 820 1737 .47211. Delaware State 30 735 1494 .492

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.1. Coppin State 30 232 639 .3632. Delaware State 30 206 594 .3473. North Carolina A&T 32 205 631 .3254. Hampton 33 213 658 .3245. South Carolina State 32 178 559 .3186. Bethune-Cookman 34 140 443 .3167. Howard 30 149 480 .3108. Norfolk State 32 176 574 .3079. Florida A&M 32 191 623 .30710. Morgan State 31 123 416 .29611. Maryland E. Shore 31 165 568 .290

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE1. Hampton 33 180 567 .3172. Morgan State 31 153 476 .3213. Florida A&M 32 178 534 .3334. Coppin State 30 229 686 .3345. North Carolina A&T 32 277 827 .3356. South Carolina State 32 203 601 .3387. Bethune-Cookman 34 180 521 .3458. Maryland E. Shore 31 209 591 .3549. Delaware State 30 145 400 .36310. Howard 30 214 590 .36311. Norfolk State 32 194 533 .364


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REBOUNDING OFFENSE G REB Avg/G1. Florida A&M 32 1226 38.32. North Carolina A&T 32 1179 36.83. Morgan State 31 1139 36.74. Coppin State 30 1084 36.15. Norfolk State 32 1143 35.76. Hampton 33 1170 35.57. Howard 30 1037 34.68. South Carolina State 32 1102 34.49. Maryland E. Shore 31 1060 34.210. Bethune-Cookman 34 1094 32.211. Delaware State 30 759 25.3

REBOUNDING DEFENSE G REB Avg/G1. Bethune-Cookman 34 1108 32.62. Morgan State 31 1027 33.13. South Carolina State 32 1065 33.34. Delaware State 30 1049 35.05. Howard 30 1073 35.86. Norfolk State 32 1158 36.27. Florida A&M 32 1192 37.28. Coppin State 30 1139 38.09. Maryland E. Shore 31 1195 38.510. Hampton 33 1316 39.911. North Carolina A&T 32 1283 40.1

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin1. Morgan State 31 1139 36.7 1027 33.1 +3.62. South Carolina State 32 1102 34.4 1065 33.3 +1.23. Florida A&M 32 1226 38.3 1192 37.2 +1.14. Bethune-Cookman 34 1094 32.2 1108 32.6 -0.45. Norfolk State 32 1143 35.7 1158 36.2 -0.56. Howard 30 1037 34.6 1073 35.8 -1.27. Coppin State 30 1084 36.1 1139 38.0 -1.88. North Carolina A&T 32 1179 36.8 1283 40.1 -3.29. Maryland E. Shore 31 1060 34.2 1195 38.5 -4.410. Hampton 33 1170 35.5 1316 39.9 -4.411. Delaware State 30 759 25.3 1049 35.0 -9.7

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G1. Norfolk State 32 183 5.72. Hampton 33 185 5.63. North Carolina A&T 32 150 4.74. Florida A&M 32 130 4.15. Morgan State 31 118 3.86. Delaware State 30 109 3.67. South Carolina State 32 116 3.68. Bethune-Cookman 34 90 2.69. Coppin State 30 68 2.310. Howard 30 64 2.111. Maryland E. Shore 31 49 1.6

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G1. Norfolk State 32 412 12.92. Maryland E. Shore 31 382 12.33. North Carolina A&T 32 385 12.0 South Carolina State 32 385 12.05. Morgan State 31 372 12.06. Hampton 33 387 11.77. Delaware State 30 347 11.68. Bethune-Cookman 34 393 11.69. Coppin State 30 344 11.510. Howard 30 279 9.311. Florida A&M 32 291 9.1

STEALS G No. Avg/G1. Delaware State 30 253 8.42. Florida A&M 32 247 7.73. Hampton 33 241 7.34. Coppin State 30 219 7.35. Bethune-Cookman 34 242 7.16. Maryland E. Shore 31 205 6.67. North Carolina A&T 32 207 6.58. Norfolk State 32 204 6.49. Morgan State 31 192 6.210. Howard 30 182 6.111. South Carolina State 32 193 6.0

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin1. Delaware State 30 335 11.2 464 15.5 +4.302. Hampton 33 412 12.5 517 15.7 +3.183. Bethune-Cookman 34 415 12.2 492 14.5 +2.264. Coppin State 30 410 13.7 445 14.8 +1.175. Maryland E. Shore 31 450 14.5 472 15.2 +0.716. Morgan State 31 470 15.2 447 14.4 -0.747. North Carolina A&T 32 477 14.9 446 13.9 -0.978. Florida A&M 32 533 16.7 477 14.9 -1.759. Howard 30 476 15.9 414 13.8 -2.0710. South Carolina State 32 521 16.3 449 14.0 -2.2511. Norfolk State 32 515 16.1 417 13.0 -3.06

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Assist Avg. T-Over Avg. Ratio1. Delaware State 30 347 11.6 335 11.2 1.02. Bethune-Cookman 34 393 11.6 415 12.2 0.93. Hampton 33 387 11.7 412 12.5 0.94. Maryland E. Shore 31 382 12.3 450 14.5 0.85. Coppin State 30 344 11.5 410 13.7 0.86. North Carolina A&T 32 385 12.0 477 14.9 0.87. Norfolk State 32 412 12.9 515 16.1 0.88. Morgan State 31 372 12.0 470 15.2 0.89. South Carolina State 32 385 12.0 521 16.3 0.710. Howard 30 279 9.3 476 15.9 0.611. Florida A&M 32 291 9.1 533 16.7 0.5


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SCORING GP FG 3FG FT Pts Avg1. REED, CJ-BCU 34 203 54 179 639 18.82. PELLUM,Darrion-HAM 32 188 73 110 559 17.53. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 200 0 127 527 17.04. HALEY,Hillary-UMES 31 171 50 129 521 16.85. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 198 15 115 526 16.46. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 167 100 96 530 16.17. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 151 64 59 425 15.28. JACKSON,DeWayne-MSU 31 153 47 96 449 14.59. STEVENS,Amin-FAMU 32 171 11 102 455 14.210. HAMPTON,Rob-NSU 32 152 31 114 449 14.0

FIELD GOAL PCT GP FG FGA Pct.1. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 200 323 .6192. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 198 356 .5563. HINES,Tyler-UMES 30 110 206 .5344. HOLLOMAN, Garrius-BCU 34 166 314 .5295. THOMPSON,Kevin-MSU 31 155 298 .5206. STARLING, Alexander-BCU 33 122 235 .5197. STEVENS,Amin-FAMU 32 171 344 .4978. OLIVER,Marques-DSU 29 115 239 .4819. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 151 322 .46910. GOLDSBERRY,Vince-CSU 28 84 181 .464

FREE THROW PCT GP FT FTA Pct.1. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 59 67 .8812. REED, CJ-BCU 34 179 219 .8173. HILL,Marc-NCAT 32 70 87 .8054. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 96 120 .800 PORTER,Darnell-SCSU 29 80 100 .8006. BROOKS,Aric-MSU 30 126 159 .7927. SIMPSON,Nic-NCAT 27 79 101 .7828. GOLDSBERRY,Vince-CSU 28 60 77 .7799. GALLO,Tony-CSU 30 92 120 .76710. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 115 151 .762

3-POINT FG PCT GP 3FG 3FGA Pct.1. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 64 146 .4382. WILLIAMS,Pendarvis-NSU 32 37 94 .3943. HILL,Marc-NCAT 32 50 129 .3884. WILLIAMS,Tyvon-SCSU 32 34 89 .3825. BELL,Louis-UMES 30 33 87 .3796. WASHINGTON,Desi-DSU 30 70 186 .3767. RILEY,Brandon-SCSU 32 38 101 .3768. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 100 273 .3669. DUKES, Kevin-BCU 34 49 135 .36310. HOSLEY,Brandon-FAMU 32 40 111 .360

3-POINT FG MADE GP No. Avg1. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 100 3.02. MOORE,Avery-FAMU 32 79 2.53. WALKER,Casey-DSU 30 73 2.44. WASHINGTON,Desi-DSU 30 70 2.35. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 64 2.36. PELLUM,Darrion-HAM 32 73 2.37. SIMPSON,Nic-NCAT 27 58 2.18. COLLINS,Dadrian-HOW 30 63 2.19. DICKERSON,Anton-HOW 30 58 1.910. ELLIS,Akeem-CSU 30 56 1.9

REBOUNDING GP OFF DEF Total Avg1. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 107 248 355 11.12. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 116 209 325 10.53. THOMPSON,Kevin-MSU 31 110 173 283 9.14. STEVENS,Amin-FAMU 32 101 160 261 8.25. FUNCHES.Charles-HAM 33 74 184 258 7.86. HINES,Tyler-UMES 30 110 116 226 7.57. PHILLIPS,Mike-HOW 30 95 121 216 7.28. STARLING, Alexander-BCU 33 87 135 222 6.79. WILLIAMS,Antonio-CSU 30 76 125 201 6.710. HOLLOMAN, Garrius-BCU 34 70 156 226 6.6

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS GP No. Avg1. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 116 3.72. HINES,Tyler-UMES 30 110 3.73. THOMPSON,Kevin-MSU 31 110 3.54. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 107 3.35. PHILLIPS,Mike-HOW 30 95 3.26. STEVENS,Amin-FAMU 32 101 3.27. STARLING, Alexander-BCU 33 87 2.68. WILLIAMS,Antonio-CSU 30 76 2.59. LEARY,Alphonso-HOW 30 69 2.310. FUNCHES.Charles-HAM 33 74 2.2

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS GP No. Avg1. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 248 7.82. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 209 6.73. THOMPSON,Kevin-MSU 31 173 5.64. FUNCHES.Charles-HAM 33 184 5.65. STEVENS,Amin-FAMU 32 160 5.06. HOLLOMAN, Garrius-BCU 34 156 4.67. ELLIS,Akeem-CSU 30 134 4.58. OLIVER,Marques-DSU 29 123 4.29. JACKSON,Larry-FAMU 32 134 4.210. WILLIAMS,Antonio-CSU 30 125 4.2


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STEALS GP No. Avg1. THREATT,Jay-DSU 30 93 3.12. PELLUM,Darrion-HAM 32 53 1.73. RILEY,Kyle-HOW 24 39 1.64. REED, CJ-BCU 34 55 1.65. HARPER,Michael-CSU 28 44 1.66. PAULINE,Aleek-NSU 31 48 1.57. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 48 1.58. STARLING, Alexander-BCU 33 47 1.49. JACKSON,DeWayne-MSU 31 44 1.410. OLIVER,Marques-DSU 29 41 1.4

ASSISTS GP No. Avg1. THREATT,Jay-DSU 30 179 6.02. PAULINE,Aleek-NSU 31 165 5.33. WHITE,Kevin-UMES 31 162 5.24. REED, CJ-BCU 34 163 4.85. TUNNELL,Brandon-HAM 33 142 4.36. RILEY,Kyle-HOW 24 88 3.77. BASTFIELD,Larry-MSU 31 105 3.48. WILLIAMS,Tyvon-SCSU 32 108 3.49. GOLDSBERRY,Vince-CSU 28 90 3.210. HILL,Marc-NCAT 32 100 3.1 TOOMBS,Khalif-SCSU 32 100 3.1

BLOCKED SHOTS GP No. Avg1. O’QUINN,Kyle-NSU 32 110 3.42. AGBELESE,Danny-HAM 33 101 3.13. COLEMAN,Thomas-NCAT 31 83 2.74. OLIVER,Marques-DSU 29 63 2.25. CROWDER,Yannick-FAMU 30 61 2.06. BELL,Presano-SCSU 30 45 1.57. THOMPSON,Kevin-MSU 31 39 1.38. STARLING, Alexander-BCU 33 34 1.09. FUNCHES.Charles-HAM 33 32 1.010. STOKES,Rodney-MSU 31 28 0.9

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO GP A Avg TO Avg Ratio1. THREATT,Jay-DSU 30 179 6.0 67 2.2 2.72. TUNNELL,Brandon-HAM 33 142 4.3 75 2.3 1.93. BASTFIELD,Larry-MSU 31 105 3.4 57 1.8 1.84. GOLDSBERRY,Vince-CSU 28 90 3.2 50 1.8 1.85. TOOMBS,Khalif-SCSU 32 100 3.1 62 1.9 1.66. REED, CJ-BCU 34 163 4.8 102 3.0 1.67. WHITE,Kevin-UMES 31 162 5.2 104 3.4 1.68. WILLIAMS,Tyvon-SCSU 32 108 3.4 71 2.2 1.59. PAULINE,Aleek-NSU 31 165 5.3 111 3.6 1.510. HILL,Marc-NCAT 32 100 3.1 74 2.3 1.4


MINUTES PLAYED GP No. Avg1. REED, CJ-BCU 34 1315 38.72. PELLUM,Darrion-HAM 32 1173 36.73. PAULINE,Aleek-NSU 31 1123 36.24. THREATT,Jay-DSU 30 1070 35.75. COLLINS,Dadrian-HOW 30 1054 35.16. RILEY,Kyle-HOW 24 842 35.17. ELLIS,Akeem-CSU 30 1011 33.78. WASHINGTON,Desi-DSU 30 1004 33.59. MORGAN,Kwame-HAM 33 1097 33.210. PHILLIPS,Mike-HOW 30 993 33.1

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES................. (9-21) (6-4) (3-15) (0-2)CONFERENCE.............. (5-11) (4-4) (1-6) (0-1)NON-CONFERENCE...... (4-10) (2-0) (2-9) (0-1)

## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22 WALKER,Casey....... 30-29 978 32.6 137-342 .401 73-210 .348 54-65 .831 24 71 95 3.2 75 2 23 44 18 23 401 13.405 WASHINGTON,Desi.... 30-28 1004 33.5 140-325 .431 70-186 .376 44-55 .800 10 42 52 1.7 44 0 30 45 1 32 394 13.132 OLIVER,Marques..... 29-28 889 30.7 115-239 .481 0-2 .000 75-112 .670 63 123 186 6.4 96 3 38 65 63 41 305 10.504 THREATT,Jay........ 30-30 1070 35.7 103-238 .433 27-76 .355 57-81 .704 42 75 117 3.9 50 0 179 67 6 93 290 9.721 STOWE,Terron....... 27-13 450 16.7 49-104 .471 1-1 1.000 29-45 .644 34 53 87 3.2 40 0 6 27 3 8 128 4.701 WELCHER,Trevor..... 29-5 466 16.1 44-101 .436 6-24 .250 26-37 .703 16 16 32 1.1 30 0 28 12 0 31 120 4.111 ODD,Alibaba........ 9-0 81 9.0 13-30 .433 2-6 .333 3-4 .750 4 4 8 0.9 7 0 6 7 2 2 31 3.400 WILSON,Chad........ 26-2 358 13.8 26-88 .295 22-71 .310 2-3 .667 5 16 21 0.8 22 0 11 13 0 9 76 2.933 MARCELLUS,James.... 29-11 307 10.6 21-38 .553 0-0 .000 13-20 .650 15 31 46 1.6 49 0 6 14 10 5 55 1.930 LAWSON,Jordan...... 21-2 138 6.6 9-18 .500 0-0 .000 15-20 .750 7 13 20 1.0 24 0 5 8 4 4 33 1.613 BAYLOR,Brandon..... 23-1 119 5.2 9-24 .375 3-10 .300 0-0 .000 1 2 3 0.1 7 0 3 3 0 3 21 0.902 JOYNER,Jabari...... 17-0 58 3.4 3-11 .273 1-4 .250 2-2 1.000 1 6 7 0.4 4 0 5 8 0 0 9 0.523 HURRINGTON,Christia 4-0 23 5.8 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.5 4 0 0 1 2 0 2 0.503 MAY,Justin......... 7-0 25 3.6 1-8 .125 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 0.420 OLIVER,Brandon..... 17-1 82 4.8 3-7 .429 0-0 .000 0-4 .000 4 3 7 0.4 10 0 7 9 0 2 6 0.410 LOTT,Lewis......... 2-0 2 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM............... 43 32 75 2.6 0 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total.............. 30 6050 674-1576 .428 206-594 .347 320-448 .714 269 490 759 25.3 464 5 347 335 109 253 1874 62.5 Opponents.......... 30 6050 735-1494 .492 145-400 .363 352-524 .672 355 694 1049 35.0 443 - 395 464 87 147 1967 65.6

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total---------------------------------------------------------------------------------DELAWARE STATE 865 993 16 1874Opponents 921 1021 25 1967

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TEAM STATISTICS DSU OPP-----------------------------------------------------------------------------SCORING ............................ 1874 1967Points per game ................. 62.5 65.6Scoring margin .................. -3.1 -FIELD GOALS-ATT ............... 674-1576 735-1494Field goal pct ..................... .428 .4923 POINT FG-ATT .................. 206-594 145-4003-point FG pct .................... .347 .3633-pt FG made per game ...... 6.9 4.8FREE THROWS-ATT ............. 320-448 352-524Free throw pct .................... .714 .672F-Throws made per game .. 10.7 11.7REBOUNDS ......................... 759 1049Rebounds per game ........... 25.3 35.0Rebounding margin ........... -9.7 -ASSISTS .............................. 347 395Assists per game................. 11.6 13.2TURNOVERS ....................... 335 464Turnovers per game ........... 11.2 15.5Turnover margin ................ +4.3 -Assist/turnover ratio........... 1.0 0.9STEALS ............................... 253 147Steals per game .................. 8.4 4.9BLOCKS .............................. 109 87Blocks per game ................. 3.6 2.9ATTENDANCE ..................... 12043 80628Home games-Avg/Game .... 10-1204 18-4342Neutral site-Avg/Game ....... 2-1236

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Opponent Date Score WL POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------WASH. ADVENTIST 11/13/10 63-56 W 15-WALKER,Casey 10-OLIVER,Marque 7-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 2-OLIVER,Marqueat Maryland 11/23/10 54-72 L 15-THREATT,Jay 5-THREATT,Jay 7-THREATT,Jay 2-WALKER,Casey 3-WALKER,Casey THREATT,Jay WELCHER,TrevoPHILA. BIBLICAL 11/26/10 103-41 W 18-WASHINGTON,De 6-MARCELLUS,Jam 5-JOYNER,Jabari 5-THREATT,Jay 1-OLIVER,Marqueat La Salle 11/29/10 61-65 L 17-WASHINGTON,De 5-THREATT,Jay 9-THREATT,Jay 3-THREATT,Jay 2-OLIVER,Marque OLIVER,Marqueat South Carolina 12/01/10 61-74 L 21-OLIVER,Marque 6-OLIVER,Marque 7-THREATT,Jay 2-WASHINGTON,De 2-THREATT,Jay THREATT,JayUMES 12/04/10 64-53 W 20-WALKER,Casey 12-OLIVER,Marque 10-THREATT,Jay 5-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marqueat Maine 12/06/10 75-56 W 25-WALKER,Casey 7-THREATT,Jay 7-THREATT,Jay 4-WASHINGTON,De 4-OLIVER,Marqueat PITT 12/08/10 42-70 L 11-OLIVER,Marque 5-WALKER,Casey 5-THREATT,Jay 2-WILSON,Chad 3-OLIVER,Marqueat Delaware 12/11/10 50-61 L 13-THREATT,Jay 9-OLIVER,Marque 3-THREATT,Jay 2-WELCHER,Trevo 1-OLIVER,Marque OLIVER,Marque MARCELLUS,Jam THREATT,Jayat NC State 12/22/10 70-72 L 20-WALKER,Casey 6-THREATT,Jay 11-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marque 3-OLIVER,Marqueat Clemson 12/27/10 41-76 L 8-THREATT,Jay 6-WALKER,Casey 5-THREATT,Jay 3-THREATT,Jay 2-OLIVER,Marque WASHINGTON,De at Texas Tech 1/04/11 60-79 L 12-ODD,Alibaba 4-THREATT,Jay 4-WELCHER,Trev 4-WELCHER,Trev 1-WALKER,Casey THREATT,Jayat N.C. Central 1/08/11 68-59 W 22-WASHINGTON,De 7-WALKER,Casey 5-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 4-OLIVER,Marqueat SC STATE 1/10/11 62-60 W 17-OLIVER,Marque 5-OLIVER,Marque 9-THREATT,Jay 6-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marque STOWE,TerronBETHUNE-COOKMAN 1/15/11 60-61 L 17-THREATT,Jay 7-THREATT,Jay 5-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 7-OLIVER,MarqueFLORIDA A&M 1/17/11 62-57 W 24-WALKER,Casey 6-OLIVER,Marque 6-THREATT,Jay 5-THREATT,Jay 5-OLIVER,MarqueMORGAN STATE 1/22/11 60-55 W 18-WASHINGTON,De 11-OLIVER,Marque 5-THREATT,Jay 2-OLIVER,Marque 3-OLIVER,Marque THREATT,JayCOPPIN STATE 1/24/11 63-65 L 19-WASHINGTON,De 6-OLIVER,Marque 8-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 1-OLIVER,Marque STOWE,Terron LAWSON,Jordan WALKER,Caseyat Hampton 1/29/11 66-70 OL 25-WALKER,Casey 12-OLIVER,Marque 6-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 2-OLIVER,Marqueat Howard 1/31/11 67-70 L 20-WASHINGTON,De 11-OLIVER,Marque 5-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marque 1-THREATT,Jay WELCHER,Trevo WALKER,Casey THREATT,Jay OLIVER,MarqueNCA&T 2/05/11 73-78 OL 19-WALKER,Casey 9-OLIVER,Marque 9-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 2-WALKER,Casey OLIVER,MarqueNORFOLK STATE 2/07/11 91-83 W 24-WALKER,Casey 10-OLIVER,Marque 7-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marque 1-OLIVER,Marque WALKER,Casey STOWE,Terronvs Bethune-Cookman 2/12/11 48-61 L 12-OLIVER,Marque 6-OLIVER,Marque 2-WALKER,Casey 1-WELCHER,Trevo 2-LAWSON,Jordan OLIVER,Marque WASHINGTON,Deat Florida A&M 2/14/11 63-69 L 22-THREATT,Jay 5-WALKER,Casey 3-OLIVER,Marque 3-THREATT,Jay 1-OLIVER,Marque WALKER,Caseyat Tennessee State 2/19/11 63-78 L 21-WALKER,Casey 6-STOWE,Terron 6-THREATT,Jay 6-WELCHER,Trevo 2-WALKER,Caseyat Coppin State 2/21/11 72-89 L 26-WASHINGTON,De 6-WALKER,Casey 7-THREATT,Jay 3-WELCHER,Trevo 1-LAWSON,Jordan THREATT,Jayat Morgan State 2/23/11 39-42 L 17-WALKER,Casey 7-OLIVER,Marque 6-THREATT,Jay 4-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,MarqueHAMPTON 2/26/11 64-71 L 15-WASHINGTON,De 7-OLIVER,Marque 9-THREATT,Jay 7-THREATT,Jay 4-OLIVER,Marqueat UMES 3/3/11 50-60 L 11-WALKER,Casey 10-OLIVER,Marque 4-THREATT,Jay 3-OLIVER,Marque 1-MARCELLUS,Jam OLIVER,Marquevs SC STATE 3/8/11 59-64 L 20-THREATT,Jay 6-OLIVER,Marque 4-THREATT,Jay 5-THREATT,Jay 2-MARCELLUS,Jam

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME...................... 13 5806 447 AWAY....................... 14 11317 808 NEUTRAL................. 2 225 112 TOTAL...................... 29 17348 598

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2010-11 GAME HIGHS DELAWARE STATE - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS..................... 103 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 91 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 75 at Maine (12/06/10) 73 NCA&T (02/05/11) 72 at Coppin State (2/21/11) FIELD GOALS MADE........... 37 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 30 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 67 NCA&T (02/05/11) 63 at Coppin State (2/21/11) 63 at Tennessee St. (02/19/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .638 (37-58) PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) .526 (30-57) NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 14 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 13 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 40 NCA&T (02/05/11) 28 at Hampton (01/29/11) 28 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .600 ( 9-15) at La Salle (11/29/10) .542 (13-24) NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) FREE THROWS MADE........... 18 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 18 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 25 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) 24 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... 1.000 ( 8-8 ) at PITT (12/08/10) .929 (13-14) at South Carolina (12/01/10) REBOUNDS................... 36 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) 34 at N.C. Central (01/08/11) 34 at Maine (12/06/10) ASSISTS.................... 21 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 18 UMES (12/04/10) STEALS..................... 16 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 14 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 8 at Maine (12/06/10) 7 HAMPTON (02/26/11) 7 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (01/15/11) TURNOVERS.................. 16 at UMES (3/3/11) 16 at South Carolina (12/01/10) 16 at Maryland (11/23/10) FOULS...................... 21 at Delaware (12/11/10) 21 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10

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POINTS..................... 89 at Coppin State (2/21/11) 83 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 79 at Texas Tech (01/04/11) 78 at Tennessee St. (02/19/11) 78 NCA&T (02/05/11) FIELD GOALS MADE........... 33 at Coppin State (2/21/11) 32 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 32 NCA&T (02/05/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 63 at Hampton (01/29/11) 61 at UMES (3/3/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .615 (32-52) NCA&T (02/05/11) .600 (33-55) at Coppin State (2/21/11) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 11 at Howard (01/31/11) 8 at Coppin State (2/21/11) 8 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 24 at Hampton (01/29/11) 19 at Maine (12/06/10) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .688 (11-16) at Howard (01/31/11) .667 ( 6-9 ) vs SC STATE (3/8/11) FREE THROWS MADE........... 21 at NC State (12/22/10) 18 at Delaware (12/11/10) 18 at Maine (12/06/10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 31 at Delaware (12/11/10) 27 at NC State (12/22/10) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .875 ( 7-8 ) at La Salle (11/29/10) .824 (14-17) at Maryland (11/23/10) REBOUNDS................... 46 at Hampton (01/29/11) 44 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) ASSISTS.................... 21 at Texas Tech (01/04/11) 20 at Clemson (12/27/10) 20 at PITT (12/08/10) STEALS..................... 12 FLORIDA A&M (01/17/11) 10 at Clemson (12/27/10) BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 8 at South Carolina (12/01/10) 7 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 7 at Maine (12/06/10) TURNOVERS.................. 33 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 24 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) FOULS...................... 23 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) 21 FLORIDA A&M (01/17/11)


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2010-11 GAME lows DELAWARE STATE - TEAM GAME LOWS

POINTS..................... 39 at Morgan State (2/23/11) 41 at Clemson (12/27/10) 42 at PITT (12/08/10) 48 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 50 at Delaware (12/11/10) 50 at UMES (3/3/11) FIELD GOALS MADE........... 14 at PITT (12/08/10) 15 at Morgan State (2/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 41 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) 43 at PITT (12/08/10) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .319 (15-47) at Morgan State (2/23/11) .326 (14-43) at PITT (12/08/10) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 1 at Delaware (12/11/10) 1 at Morgan State (2/23/11) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 10 at Delaware (12/11/10) 12 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 12 at Morgan State (2/23/11) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .083 ( 1-12) at Morgan State (2/23/11) .100 ( 1-10) at Delaware (12/11/10) FREE THROWS MADE........... 2 at Clemson (12/27/10) 5 NCA&T (02/05/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 4 at Clemson (12/27/10) 6 NCA&T (02/05/11) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .500 ( 2-4 ) at Clemson (12/27/10) .533 ( 8-15) at Morgan State (2/23/11) REBOUNDS................... 16 at Texas Tech (01/04/11) 17 at Howard (01/31/11) ASSISTS.................... 4 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 7 at Delaware (12/11/10) 7 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) STEALS..................... 3 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 5 at PITT (12/08/10) 5 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 1 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 1 at Texas Tech (01/04/11) 1 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 1 at Coppin State (2/21/11) TURNOVERS.................. 4 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 6 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) FOULS...................... 10 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) 10 UMES (12/04/10)

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POINTS..................... 41 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 42 at Morgan State (2/23/11) 53 UMES (12/04/10) 55 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) 56 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) 56 at Maine (12/06/10) FIELD GOALS MADE........... 12 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 15 at Morgan State (2/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 30 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 39 at Delaware (12/11/10) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .349 (15-43) at Morgan State (2/23/11) .370 (17-46) at Maine (12/06/10) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 0 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 1 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 1 at NC State (12/22/10) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 6 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 7 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .000 ( 0-7 ) vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) .083 ( 1-12) at NC State (12/22/10) FREE THROWS MADE........... 3 at UMES (3/3/11) 6 WASH. ADVENSTIST (11/13/10) 6 at N.C. Central (01/08/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 8 at La Salle (11/29/10) 8 at UMES (3/3/11) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .368 ( 7-19) at Morgan State (2/23/11) .375 ( 3-8 ) at UMESM (3/3/11) REBOUNDS................... 17 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 27 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) ASSISTS.................... 6 COPPIN STATE (01/24/11) 8 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) 8 PHILA. BIBLICAL (11/26/10) 8 at Maine (12/06/10) 8 at N.C. Central (01/08/11) 8 FLORIDA A&M (01/17/11) 8 MORGAN STATE (01/22/11) 8 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) STEALS..................... 1 NORFOLK STATE (02/07/11) 2 at Delaware (12/11/10) 2 at Texas Tech (01/04/11) 2 at Howard (01/31/11) 2 at Florida A&M (2/14/11) BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 0 WASH. ADVENTIST (11/13/10) 0 COPPIN STATE (01/24/11) 0 at Howard (01/31/11) TURNOVERS.................. 6 at PITT (12/08/10) 10 at Clemson (12/27/10) 10 vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 10 at UMES (3/3/11) FOULS...................... 9 at Maryland (11/23/10) 10 at La Salle (11/29/10) 10 at Howard (01/31/11) 10 NCA&T (02/05/11)


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INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints....................... 26 WASHINGTON,Desi at Coppin State (2/21/11) 25 WALKER,Casey at Hampton (01/29/11) 25 WALKER,Casey at Maine (12/06/10) 24 WALKER,Casey vs Norfolk State (02/07/11) 24 WALKER,Casey vs Florida A&M (01/17/11)Field Goals Made............. 8 WASHINGTON,Desi at Coppin State (2/21/11) 8 WALKER,Casey at Tennessee State (02/19/11) 8 THREATT,Jay at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 8 WALKER,Casey vs Norfolk State (02/07/11) 8 WALKER,Casey at Hampton (01/29/11) 8 WALKER,Casey vs Florida A&M (01/17/11) 8 WALKER,Casey at Maine (12/06/10)Field Goal Att............... 23 WASHINGTON,Desi at Coppin State (2/21/11) 21 WALKER,Casey at Tennessee State (02/19/11)FG Pct (min 5 made).......... .750 ( 6-8 ) WASHINGTON,Desi at La Salle (11/29/10) .714 ( 5-7 ) OLIVER,Marques vs Florida A&M (01/17/11) .714 ( 5-7 ) OLIVER,Marques at PITT (12/08/10) .714 ( 5-7 ) BAYLOR,Brandon vs Phila. Biblical (11/26/10)3-Point FG Made.............. 6 WALKER,Casey vs Norfolk State (02/07/11) 6 WALKER,Casey at Maine (12/06/10) 6 WALKER,Casey vs UMES (12/04/10)3-Point FG Att............... 14 WASHINGTON,Desi vs NCA&T (02/05/11) 13 WALKER,Casey vs NCA&T (02/05/11) 13 WALKER,Casey at Hampton (01/29/11)3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made)..... .833 ( 5-6 ) WASHINGTON,Desi at La Salle (11/29/10) .750 ( 6-8 ) WALKER,Casey vs Norfolk State (02/07/11) .750 ( 3-4 ) THREATT,Jay at Florida A&M (2/14/11)Free Throws Made............. 9 OLIVER,Marques at SC STATE (01/10/11) 9 OLIVER,Marques at South Carolina (12/01/10)Free Throw Att............... 12 OLIVER,Marques at SC STATE (01/10/11) 10 OLIVER,Marques at South Carolina (12/01/10)FT Pct (min 3 made).......... 1.000 ( 5-5 ) OLIVER,Marques vs SC STATE (3/8/11) 1.000 ( 5-5 ) STOWE,Terron at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 1.000 ( 5-5 ) OLIVER,Marques vs Bethune-Cookman (01/15/11) 1.000 ( 5-5 ) WALKER,Casey at La Salle (11/29/10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WASHINGTON,Desi at Morgan State (2/23/11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WALKER,Casey at Howard (01/31/11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WALKER,Casey at Hampton (01/29/11) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WASHINGTON,Desi at NC State (12/22/10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) WASHINGTON,Desi vs UMESM (12/04/10) 1.000 ( 4-4 ) MARCELLUS,James vs Phila. Biblical (11/26/10) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) WALKER,Casey at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) THREATT,Jay at Florida A&M (2/14/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) STOWE,Terron vs Bethune-Cookman (2/12/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) WALKER,Casey vs Coppin State (01/24/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) WELCHER,Trevor vs Florida A&M (01/17/11) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) THREATT,Jay at PITT (12/08/10) 1.000 ( 3-3 ) WALKER,Casey at Maine (12/06/10)Rebounds..................... 12 OLIVER,Marques at Hampton (01/29/11) 12 OLIVER,Marques vs UMESM (12/04/10)Assists...................... 11 THREATT,Jay at NC State (12/22/10) 10 THREATT,Jay vs UMESM (12/04/10)Steals....................... 7 THREATT,Jay vs Hampton (02/26/11) 6 WELCHER,Trevor at Tennessee State (02/19/11) 6 THREATT,Jay at SC STATE (01/10/11)Blocked Shots................ 7 OLIVER,Marques vs Bethune-Cookman (01/15/11) 5 OLIVER,Marques vs Florida A&M (01/17/11)Turnovers.................... 5 OLIVER,Marques vs Florida A&M (01/17/11) 5 WALKER,Casey at South Carolina (12/01/10) 5 JOYNER,Jabari vs Phila. Biblical (11/26/10) 5 THREATT,Jay at Maryland (11/23/10)Fouls........................ 5 OLIVER,Marques at UMESM (3/3/11) 5 WALKER,Casey at Coppin State (2/21/11) 5 OLIVER,Marques at Hampton (01/29/11) 5 Walker, Casey at Delaware (12/11/10) 5 OLIVER,Marques at South Carolina (12/01/10)


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2010-11 LEADERSPOINTS G Pts Avg/GCasey Walker 30 401 13.4Desi Washington 30 394 13.1Marques Oliver 29 305 10.5Jay Threatt 30 290 9.7Terron Stowe 27 128 4.7Trevor Welcher 29 120 4.1Chad Wilson 26 76 2.9James Marcellus 29 55 1.9Jordan Lawson 21 33 1.6Alibaba Odd 9 31 3.4Brandon Baylor 23 21 0.9Jabari Joyner 17 9 0.5

SCORING AVERAGE G Pts Avg/GCasey Walker 30 401 13.4Desi Washington 30 394 13.1Marques Oliver 29 305 10.5Jay Threatt 30 290 9.7Terron Stowe 27 128 4.7Trevor Welcher 29 120 4.1Alibaba Odd 9 31 3.4Chad Wilson 26 76 2.9James Marcellus 29 55 1.9Jordan Lawson 21 33 1.6Brandon Baylor 23 21 0.9Jabari Joyner 17 9 0.5

FG PERCENTAGE FG ATT PctJames Marcellus 21 38 .553Jordan Lawson 9 18 .500Marques Oliver 115 239 .481Terron Stowe 49 104 .471Alibaba Odd 13 30 .433Jay Threatt 103 238 .433Desi Washington 140 325 .431Brandon Oliver 3 7 .429Casey Walker 137 342 .401Brandon Baylor 9 24 .375Christian Hurrington 1 3 .333

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS G ATT Avg.Casey Walker 30 342 11.4Desi Washington 30 325 10.8Marques Oliver 29 239 8.2Jay Threatt 30 238 7.9Terron Stowe 27 104 3.9

FIELD GOALS MADE G MADE AvgDesi Washington 30 140 4.7Casey Walker 30 137 4.6Marques Oliver 29 115 4.0Jay Threatt 30 103 3.4Terron Stowe 27 49 1.8

3-POINT PERCENTAGE 3FG ATT Pct.Terron Stowe 1 1 1.000Desi Washington 70 186 .376Jay Threatt 27 76 .355Casey Walker 73 210 .348Alibaba Odd 2 6 .333Chad Wilson 22 71 .310Brandon Baylor 3 10 .300Jabari Joyner 1 4 .250Justin May 1 4 .250Trevor Welcher 6 24 .250Marques Oliver 0 2 .000

3-POINT FG ATTEMPT G ATT AvgCasey Walker 30 210 7.0Desi Washington 30 186 6.2Jay Threatt 30 76 2.5Chad Wilson 26 71 2.7Trevor Welcher 29 24 0.8

3-POINT FG MADE G MADE AvgCasey Walker 30 73 2.4Desi Washington 30 70 2.3Jay Threatt 30 27 0.9Chad Wilson 26 22 0.8Trevor Welcher 29 6 0.2

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FT ATT PctJabari Joyner 2 2 1.000Casey Walker 54 65 .831Desi Washington 44 55 .800Alibaba Odd 3 4 .750Jordan Lawson 15 20 .750Jay Threatt 57 81 .704Trevor Welcher 26 37 .703Marques Oliver 75 112 .670Chad Wilson 2 3 .667James Marcellus 13 20 .650Terron Stowe 29 45 .644Brandon Oliver 0 4 .000

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS G ATT AvgMarques Oliver 29 112 3.9Jay Threatt 30 81 2.7Casey Walker 30 65 2.2Desi Washington 30 55 1.8Terron Stowe 27 45 1.7

FREE THROWS MADE G MADE AvgMarques Oliver 29 75 2.6Jay Threatt 30 57 1.9Casey Walker 30 54 1.8Desi Washington 30 44 1.5Terron Stowe 27 29 1.1

REBOUNDS G REB AvgMarques Oliver 29 186 6.4Jay Threatt 30 117 3.9Casey Walker 30 95 3.2Terron Stowe 27 87 3.2Desi Washington 30 52 1.7

REBOUND AVERAGE G REB Avg.Marques Oliver 29 186 6.4Jay Threatt 30 117 3.9Casey Walker 30 95 3.2Terron Stowe 27 87 3.2Desi Washington 30 52 1.7

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg.Marques Oliver 29 63 2.2Jay Threatt 30 42 1.4Terron Stowe 27 34 1.3Casey Walker 30 24 0.8Trevor Welcher 29 16 0.6

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg.Marques Oliver 29 123 4.2Jay Threatt 30 75 2.5Casey Walker 30 71 2.4Terron Stowe 27 53 2.0Desi Washington 30 42 1.4

ASSISTS G No. Avg.Jay Threatt 30 179 6.0Marques Oliver 29 38 1.3Desi Washington 30 30 1.0Trevor Welcher 29 28 1.0Casey Walker 30 23 0.8

STEALS G No. Avg.Jay Threatt 30 93 3.1Marques Oliver 29 41 1.4Desi Washington 30 32 1.1Trevor Welcher 29 31 1.1Casey Walker 30 23 0.8

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg.Marques Oliver 29 63 2.2Casey Walker 30 18 0.6James Marcellus 29 10 0.3Jay Threatt 30 6 0.2Jordan Lawson 21 4 0.2

MINUTES G No. Avg.Jay Threatt 30 1070 35.7Desi Washington 30 1004 33.5Casey Walker 30 978 32.6Marques Oliver 29 889 30.7Trevor Welcher 29 466 16.1

TURNOVERS G No. Avg.Jay Threatt 30 67 2.2Marques Oliver 29 65 2.2Desi Washington 30 45 1.5Casey Walker 30 44 1.5Terron Stowe 27 27 1.0

FOULS G No. Avg.Marques Oliver 29 96 3.3Casey Walker 30 75 2.5Jay Threatt 30 50 1.7James Marcellus 29 49 1.7Desi Washington 30 44 1.5

FOULOUTS G No. Marques Oliver 29 3Casey Walker 30 2


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1967-68 (11-12)Head Coach: Bennie George DSC OPP 90 Lincoln (Pa.) 55 79 Elizabeth City 102 80 Hampton 82 92 St. Paul’s 74 105 Pace 77 75 Quinnipiac 80 86 Howard 81 74 Maryland State 103 66 Morgan State 85 113 Bowie State 89 89 Cheyney 90 86 Norfolk State 111 72 Virginia State 91 80 Morgan State 59 72 Phila. Tech 86 129 Norfolk State 102 94 New York Tech 71 81 Elizabeth City 117 104 St. Paul’s 83 91 Maryland State 94 119 Bowie State 86 99 Hampton 89 84 Howard 86

1968-69 (11-11, 6-9 CIAA)Head Coach: Bennie George DSC OPP 102 Lincoln (Pa.) 95 63 Morgan State 68 77 Virginia State 70 77 St. Paul’s 80 75 Elizabeth City 77 56 Manfield State 59 97 Howard 79 81 Norfolk State 84 70 Cheyney 82 92 Hampton 84 100 Maryland State 101 97 Norfolk State 122 93 Bowie State 71 104 Bowie State 73 84 Hampton 69 91 New York Tech 88 83 Morgan State 51 84 Elizabeth City 105 100 St. Paul’s 87 74 Maryland State 88 88 Hampton 102 114 Howard 96

1969-70 (17-8, 10-6 CIAA)Head Coach: Bennie George DSC OPP 94 York 54 72 Morgan State 82 98 Bowie State 59 116 St. Paul’s 89 118 St. Mary’s (Md.) 73 105 Hampton 88 101 Virginia State 88 98 Virginia State 78 93 Cheyney 106 111 Norfolk State 117 109 York 86 88 Howard 87 90 Maryland State 125 98 Lincoln (Pa.) 83 88 Norfolk State 111 76 Hampton 70 102 Virginia Union 84 89 St. Mary’s (Md.) 82 96 Morgan State 75 91 Bowie State 76 100 St. Paul’s 79 73 Howard 86 76 N.C. A&T State 82

1970-71 (10-13)Head Coach: Bennie George DSC OPP 121 Dist. of Columbia 102 69 Morgan State 70 89 Bowie State 74 97 St. Paul’s 86 96 Hampton 84 94 Monmouth 87 86 UMES 107 76 Bowie State 57 86 Cheyney 87 85 Howard 77 77 UMES 92 73 Lincoln (Pa.) 80 87 Hampton 91 100 Norfolk State 115 79 Norfolk State 105 89 Virginia Union 103 94 Morgan State 73

93 Virginia State 102 84 Virginia State 106 95 St. Paul’s 92 79 Virginia Union 85 2 Dist. of Columbia* 0 71 Howard 79*Won by forfeit

1971-72 (7-15, 2-9 MEAC)Head Coach: Ira Mitchell DSC OPP 70 Monmouth 85 56 Morgan State* 62 55 N. C. A&T State* 91 51 N.C. Central* 43 69 S. Conn. 75 89 Quinnipiac 84 76 UMES* 80 81 Dist. of Columbia 78 80 Lincoln (Pa.) 60 42 Morgan State* 60 67 Howard* 85 104 Salisbury State 112 66 Lincoln (Pa.) 92 85 Bowie State 59 72 UMES* 66 64 Howard* 68 90 Dist. of Columbia 66 60 Bowie State 62 66 N. C. A&T State 77 50 N. C. Central* 72 84 S.C. State* 85 54 S.C. State + 55*MEAC Games+MEAC Tournament

1972-73 (10-13, 3-9 MEAC)Head Coach: Ira Mitchell DSC OPP 74 UDC 55 67 N.C. A&T State* 83 115 YORK 59 103 Salisbury State 80 94 Shaw 95 88 St. Augustine’s 82 96 Lincoln (PA) 103 68 Morgan State* 73 78 Lincoln (PA) 54 59 Howard* 70 88 UMES 90 81 Howard* 94 83 Bowie State 71 64 N.C. A&T State* 66 87 N.C. Cent.* 56 60 S.C. State* 91 67 Bowie State 64 105 S.C. State* 88 85 UMES* 95 62 Gannon 101 71 Mercyhurst 77 82 Morgan State* 78 74 N.C. A&T State+ 91*MEAC Games+MEAC Tournament

1973-74 (18-11, 5-8 MEAC)Head Coach: Ira Mitchell DSC OPP 73 Monmouth 85 106 District of Columbia 78 94 N.C. A&T State* 71 106 N.C. Central* 79 79 UMES* 87 79 Bowie State 66 79 Shaw 76 98 Hampton 67 70 Virginia Union 83 85 Lincoln (Pa.) 89 73 Morgan State* 76 77 Lincoln (Pa.) 74 50 Howard* 67 106 UMES* 113 83 Norfolk State 76 66 Morgan State* 84 89 Bowie State 68 66 Morgan State* 84 89 Bowie State 68 66 Morgan State* 84 89 Bowie State 68 66 Howard* 65 97 S.C. State* 74 70 Norfolk State 68 88 Spring Garden 66 93 S.C. State* 98 85 Virginia Union 83 88 Howard+ 91 85 CoppinState• 55 78 Millersville• 84* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament•NAIADistrict19Tournament

82 N.C. Cent.* 77 56 Morgan State* 83 48 Howard * 58 61 UMES* 90 69 N.C. A&T State* 58 69 N.C. Cent.* 68 67 Morgan State* 82 73 S.C. State* 83 78 Phila. Pharmacy 69 65 S.C. State * 62 65 Bowie State 53 75 York 64 73 UMES* 62 50 S.C. State+ 64* MEAC Games•Winston-SalemTipOffTournament$ Winston-Salem Holiday Festival+ MEAC Tournament

1978-79 (18-10, 8-6 MEAC)Head Coach: Ajac Triplett DSC OPP 74 S. Eastern 61 57 Philadelphia Pharmacy 62 83 Rutgers-Camden 60 80 Bowie State 68 69 Robert Morris 91 80 Salisbury State 67 92 York 60 133 Friendship 91 52 Youngstown State 69 55 Kent State 58 92 Lincoln (Pa.) 79 65 Howard* 81 59 N.C. A&T State* 61 80 N.C. Central* 67 70 Howard* 62 59 Morgan State* 57 79 UMES* 77 65 N.C. A&T State* 80 63 N.C. Central* 70 60 Morgan State* 53 89 S.C. State* 86 95 Lincoln (Pa.) 77 75 S.C. State* 71 73 York 54 78 Bowie State 65 45 UMES* 47 78 S.C. State+ 73 51 Howard+ 61* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1979-80 (15-12, 6-3 MEAC)Head Coach: Ajac Triplett DSC OPP 83 Old Dominion 102 78 W. Chester 72 77 Robert Morris 73 85 Salisbury State 79 75 Southern 86 84 Florida A&M* 71 66 Jackson State 71 63 Mississippi Valley 65 66 Grambling 77 82 TX Southern 65 94 Southern 79 91 W. Chester 77 92 Howard* 90 83 Samford 75 74 Arkansas-Little Rock 78 89 Howard* 96 94 Mississippi Valley 66 69 UMES* 68 67 Morgan State*(ot) 68 85 S.C. State* 91 79 East Carolina 89 74 S.C. State* 73 72 Towson State 85 92 S. Eastern 56 70 N.C. A&T State* 59 90 UMES* 73 67 Florida A&M+ 69* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1980-81 (8-81, 4-7 MEAC)Head Coach: Ajac Triplett DSC OPP 73 Southern 85 47 St. Louis 70 61 W. Chester 65 63 Mississippi Valley 64 67 N.C.A&TState• 74 75 Winston-Salem• 74 77 S. Eastern 62 83 S.C. State* 70 75 N.C. A&T State* 78 48 Pittsburgh 86 73 Florida A&M* 77 47 Bethune--Cookman* 62 61 Baptist 62 75 S.C. State* 91 48 N.C. A&T State* 52 81 UMES* 73 47 Florida A&M* 48 57 Bethune-Cookman* 56 81 Morgan State* 72 68 East Carolina 63


1974-75 (17-9, 8-5 MEAC)Head Coach: Ira Mitchell DSC OPP 2 Dist. of Columbia° 0 72 N.C. A&T State* 73 77 N.C. Central* 76 104 Fayetteville State 95 86 Virginia Union 87 100 St. Augustine’s 87 67 Lincoln (Pa.) 61 80 Virginia Union 65 100 Coppin State* 80 88 UMES* 84 79 Morgan State* 83 83 Howard* 77 86 N.C. A&T State* 88 80 N.C. Central* 85 2 Morgan State ° 0 104 Lincoln (Pa.) 90 78 S.C. State* 63 60 Va. Comm. 91 97 S.C. State* 81 112 Fayetteville State 85 78 Howard* 85 76 UMES* 74 114 Spring Garden 97 77 N.C. Central+ 57 72 Morgan State+ 78 78 Howard+ 89° Won by forfeit* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1975-76 (6-17, 3-9 MEAC)Head Coach: Ira Mitchell DSC OPP 103 Elizabeth City 85 74 Elizabeth City 76 76 Rutgers-Camden 86 66 N.C. A&T State* 74 65 N.C. Central* 81 84 Howard* 82 83 Virginia Union 99 82 Kent State 116 62 Lincoln (Pa.) 64 84 Virginia Union 93 87 UMES* 68 50 Morgan State * 74 60 Howard* 64 76 Coppin State* 99 56 N.C. A&T State* 57 80 N.C. Central* 73 52 Morgan State* 58 58 S.C. State* 66 62 Coppin State* 78 78 Lincoln (Pa.) 77 75 Va. Commonwealth 105 58 S.C. State+ 64 78 UMES+ 71* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1976-77 (2-25, 0-12 MEAC)Head Coach:Marshall Emery DSC OPP 47 Robert Morris 54 47 Old Dominion 113 78 Howard* 105 69 Virginia Union 79 54 Elizabeth City 79 61 Bowie State 51 64 Rutgers-Camden 81 57 FairmontState• 94 59 Campbell• 95 62 Lincoln (Pa.) 70 55 Kings (Pa.) 69 41 N.C. A&T State* 44 65 N.C. Central* 80 70 Virginia Union 88 67 Morgan State* 81 50 Howard* 56 67 UMES* 87 65 N.C. A&T State* 71 64 N.C. Central* 90 57 Morgan State* 87 65 S.C. State* 89 59 Lincoln (Pa.) 76 49 S.C. State* 89 52 Va. Commonwealth 78 80 Bowie State 79 54 UMES* 59 65 N.C. Central+ 66* MEAC Game+ MEAC Tournament

1977-78 (10-15, 5-7 MEAC)Head Coach:Marshall Emery DSC OPP 58 Winston-Salem• 111 67 BarberScotia• 72 75 York 79 87 SO. EAST. 72 79 Bowie State 52 52 Lincoln (PA) 65 56 Winston-Salem$ 83 64 S.C. State$ 66 53 Lincoln (PA) 58 58 Howard* 75 55 N.C. A&T State* 82

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76 Howard* 74 76 W. Chester 83 62 Howard* 76 79 Maine 98 75 Boston 87 53 Howard+ 67* MEAC Games•N.C.A&TSt.Tournament+ MEAC Tournament

1981-82 (13-13, 4-8 MEAC)Head Coach: Ajac Triplett DSC OPP 67 Boston 88 67 Youngstown State 51 75 W. Chester 64 68 Howard* 84 69 Rider 60 98 Wilmington 76 65 S.C. State* 66 70 Georgia State 63 70 Rider 66 68 S.C. State* 73 57 N.C. A&T State* 58 53 Eastern Illinois 52 78 Western Illinois 92 79 Florida A&M* 79 85 Bethune-Cookman* 77 73 Utica 59 76 S.C. State* 73 85 N.C. A&T State* 66 74 Florida A&M 79 84 Bethune-Cookman* 77 47 Youngstown State 72 84 UMES* 73 77 UMES* 81 73 Howard* 76 59 Utica 56 42 Florida A&M+ 47* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1982-83 (8-19, 5-7 MEAC)Head Coach: Ajac Triplett DSC OPP 60 W. Chester 70 96 International (2 ot) 92 48 Mississippi Valley St. 64 56 Southern 79 70 International 67 63 International 83 66 Siena• 61 68 Illinios-Chicago• 82 78 S.C. State* 77 68 N.C. A&T State* 67 73 Howard* 85 59 Brooklyn 71 58 Florida A&M 49 76 Bethune-Cookman* 74 61 Utica 80 62 Florida A&M* 59 63 Bethune-Cookman* 72 86 S.C. State* 91 63 N.C. A&T State* 90 56 Brooklyn 82 82 UMES* 86 86 Youngstown St. 89 75 UMES* 86 65 Utica 78 62 Howard* 69 58 S.C. State+ 65* MEAC Games•SienaTourn+ MEAC Tournament

1983-84 (12-16, 3-7 MEAC)HeadCoach:Joe Dean Davidson DSC OPP 73 Monmouth 68 82 Old Dominion 105 75 St. Peter’s 99 71 Coppin State 69 73 SouthFlorida• 71 82 Xavier• 104 69 Chicago State 65 70 Morgan State 73 73 S.C. State* 77 73 N.C. A&T State* 88 88 Brooklyn 79 66 Howard* 65 77 Monmouth 80 63 Utica 56 76 Florida A&M* 74 69 Bethune-Cookman* 70 88 Florida A&M* 78 72 Bethune-Cookman* 74 72 Coppin State 86 74 Brooklyn 88 58 S.C. State* 61 76 N.C. A&T State* 87 90 UMES* 87 63 Utica 73 79 Howard* 98 82 UMES* 81 68 Youngstown State 70 67 UMES+ 52 62 N.C. A&T State+ 70* MEAC Games•SouthFloridaTournament+ MEAC Tournament

1984-85 (12-17, 9-4 MEAC)HeadCoach:Joe Dean Davidson DSC OPP 85 Coppin State* 75 60 East Tennessee 63 50 Maris 55 56 Fairleigh-Dickinson 72 82 Virginia State 63

65 Norfolk State 81 62 Marshall 90 62 Norfolk State 65 57 S.C. State* 69 48 N.C. A&T State* 52 58 Howard* 66 61 St. Peter’s 63 66 Monmouth 82 59 Brooklyn 71 83 Morgan State* 68 65 Clemson 96 77 Bethune-Cookman* 66 76 S.C. State* 70 67 N.C. A&T State* 66 79 Morgan State* 77 68 Connecticut 74 86 St. Francis (Pa.) 74 74 Brooklyn 96 71 UMES* 59 67 Howard* 86 89 UMES* 55 84 Bethune-Cookman* 79 68 UMES+ 62 59 Howard+ 73* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1985-86 (11-17, 7-7 MEAC)Head Coach:Marshall Emery DSC OPP 85 Cheyney 83 96 Bethune-Cookman* 82 57 Utica 62 65 Long Island 68 61 Campbell 68 69 Ball State 91 58 Brooklyn 57 64 Campbell 76 72 Baptist 83 72 Bethune-Cookman* 73 65 UMES* 69 47 Howard* 53 65 Utica 69 66 Morgan State* 61 48 N.C. A&T State* 65 56 S.C. State* 52 78 Long Island 83 69 S.C. State* 62 42 N.C. A&T State* 56 51 Brooklyn 55 59 Howard* 65 62 Coppin State* 59 78 Brooklyn 76 82 UMES* 58 99 St. Francis (Pa.) 84 63 Morgan State* 65 77 Coppin State* 75 64 UMES+ 75* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1986-87 (4-24, 3-11 MEAC)Head Coach:Marshall Emery DSC OPP 56 Cheyney 63 51 Morgan State* 82 63 Bethune-Cookman* 58 60 Long Island 81 77 Cent. State 78 74 Virginia State 83 42 Clemson• 95 56 S.E.Louisiana• 71 50 New Orleans 81 58 Cent. Folrida 70 45 Bethune-Cookman* 65 80 UMES* 72 66 Brooklyn 76 55 Howard* 76 70 Cent. Conn. 73 45 N.C. A&T State* 82 53 S.C. State* 64 53 Long Island 79 57 S.C. State* 58 51 N.C. A&T State* 71 66 Coppin State 73 52 Howard* 64 70 Coppin State 85 59 Cent. Conn. State 63 84 UMES* 82 64 Brooklyn 62 59 Morgan State* 81 63 Bethune-Cookman+ 64* MEAC Games•TCBYClassicTournament+ MEAC Tournament

1987-88 (3-25, 1-15 MEAC)Head Coach:Marshall Emery DSC OPP 89 Cheyney 91 73 Bethune-Cookman* 70 71 Xavier 100 83 Virginia State 102 96 Wright State 99 74 Florida A&M* 87 74 International 88 65 Cent. Conn. State 76 81 Long Island 85 86 Lincoln (Pa.) 79 67 Florida A&M* 89 72 Bethune-Cookman* 75 54 Howard* 64 69 UMES* 71 71 Brooklyn 100 73 Florida A&M* 85 61 Coppin State* 82 56 Morgan State* 70 61 N.C. A&T State* 94 64 S.C. State* 75

57 S.C. State* 85 60 N.C. A&T State* 93 59 Howard* 69 64 Coppin State* 90 69 Brooklyn 59 89 UMES* 92 71 Morgan State* 76 73 Florida A&M+ 104* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1988-89 (11-17, 6-10 MEAC)Head Coach: Jeff Jones DSC OPP 83 Baptist 82 89 Cheyney (ot) 90 66 Akron 105 39 Washington State 93 62 Radford 104 70 St. Paul’s 83 95 Lincoln (Pa.) 63 62 Fairleigh-Dickinson 77 64 Bethune-Cookman* 73 56 Florida A&M* 54 100 Brooklyn 84 87 Howard* 70 85 Morgan State* 86 86 N.C.A&T State* 96 94 S.C. State* 107 103 St. Paul’s 92 70 Howard* 60 70 Coppin State 81 121 Brooklyn 96 96 N.C.A&T State* 114 96 S.C. State* 105 89 UMES* 78 71 Coppin State*(ot) 75 104 Morgan State*(ot) 102 78 Bethune-Cookman* 98 109 Florida A&M* 130 110 UMES* 104 105 Florida A&M+ 112* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1989-90 (14-14, 9-7 MEAC)Head coach: Jeff Jones DSC OPP 53 Maryland 87 66 CENT.CONN. 58 80 Brooklyn 51 90 N.M.State 104 63 Texas-El Paso 98 75 Arkansas• 117 86 MountSt.Mary’s• 99 81 Brown 76 100 ST.FRANCIS (Pa.) 79 80 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 67 73 FLORIDA A&M* 77 84 Howard* 73 98 Morgan State* 84 71 N.C.A&T State* 74 82 S.C.State* 92 77 Coppin State* 79 74 Howard* 75 93 N.C. A&T State* 85 89 S.C.State* 88 72 Coppin State* 68 80 UMES* 75 111 Morgan State* 95 107 Brooklyn 98 106 Bethune-Cookman* 112 87 Florida A&M* 91 111 UMES* 100 83 Cent.Conn.State 84 75 N.C. A&T State* 96•MountSt.Mary’sTournament* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1990-91 (19-11, 10-6 MEAC)Head Coach: Jeff Jones DSU OPP 96 SUNY-BUFFALO 79 67 Ohio State 116 70 PennState• 88 102 N.Western State 90 99 LINCOLN (Pa.) 50 82 Wichita State 88 94 St.Francis (Pa.) 100 96 Liberty$ 73 104 Youngstown St.$ 96 98 Bethune-Cookman* 74 100 Florida A&M* 87 90 LINCOLN (Pa.) 78 77 Howard* 73 87 Morgan State* 79 117 N.C. A&T State* 103 74 S.C. State* 76 92 Brooklyn 73 66 Coppin State 76 80 Howard* 86 82 N.C. A&T State* 95 85 S.C. State* 92 71 Coppin State* 97 109 UMES* 95 102 Morgan State* 96 124 Bethune-Cookman* 84 115 Florida A&M* 101 109 UMES* 87

95 Howard+ 93 93 Morgan State+ 78 80 Florida A&M+ 84•Dr.PepperClassic-Waco,Texas$ Youngstown Holiday Tournament* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1991-92 (13-15, 9-7 MEAC)Head Coach: Jeff Jones DSU OPP 81 Mount St. Mary’s 78 68 Wichita State 78 101 LINCOLN (Pa.) 81 99 Delaware 95 54 Kanass State 115 76 Georgetown 93 68 Eastern Washington* 102 67 Texas A&M* 69 73 New Mexico State 109 84 Bethune-Cookman 78 83 Florida A&M* 80 96 Howard* 95 99 Morgan State* 81 73 N.C. A&T State* 81 62 S.C. State* 88 2 LINCOLN (Pa.) 0 58 SUNY-BUFFALO 71 56 Coppin State 79 77 N.C. A&T State* 71 59 S.C. State* 74 96 Coppin State 93 73 UMES* 57 78 Morgan State* 80 98 Bethune-Cookman* 102 81 Florida A&M* 90 90 UMES* 65 65 Howard* 79 73 Florida A&M+ 78* MEAC Games•AmeritasClassic-Lincoln,Neb.+MEAC Tournament

1992-93 (13-16, 6-10 MEAC)Head Coach: Jeff Jones DSC OPP 80 Hartford• 81 102 MorganState• 85 80 ST.FRANCIS (Pa.) 71 64 Delaware 81 96 Bowie State 80 52 Arizona^ 92 74 La Salle^ 83 55 UMES* 67 74 Bethune-Cookman* 71 74 Florida A&M* 71 66 Howard* 69 65 Morgan State* 82 65 Marquette 82 64 N.C. A&T State* 66 73 S.C. State* 71 90 CENTRAL CONN. 89 64 Coppin State* 75 65 UMES* 69 90 Morgan State* (ot) 93 76 Howard* 56 86 Bethune-Cookman* 81 88 Florida A&M* 91 82 CENTRAL CONN. (ot) 81 88 N.C. A&T State+ 79 75 S.C. State+ 64 53 Coppin State+ 80* MEAC Games•PhiladelphiaClassic^ Valley Bank Fiesta Bowl+ MEAC Tournament

1993-94 (8-19. 5-11 MEAC)Head Coach: Jeff Jones DSC OPP 60 St.Joseph’s 90 75 San Francisco 123 102 Elizabeth City State 91 72 Delaware 73 85 St. Francis (N.Y.) 80 103 Bowie State 92 66 Arkansas^ 123 44 Alabama^ 82 55 Penn State^ 64 73 Bethune-Cookman* 80 75 Florida A&M* 57 67 Howard* 66 63 Morgan State* 74 66 N.C. A&T State* 69 63 S.C. State* 68 56 Coppin State* 70 64 N.C. A&T State* 73 57 S.C. State* 73 63 UMES* 66 86 Morgan State* 83 68 Bethune-Cookman* 71 92 Florida A&M* 87 91 Howard* 85 81 Central Conn.State 85 66 UMES+ 91* MEAC Games•Texaco/HawkTournment^ Low Country BB Classic+ MEAC Tournament


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1994-95 (7-21, 3-13 MEAC)Head Coach: Fred Goodman DSC OPP 80 Delaware 82 73 Wlimington 57 68 St. Francis (Pa.) 79 79 CENTRAL CONN. ST. 84 78 Wagner 69 105 St. Francis (N.Y.) 103 61 Mississippi 75 52 Nebraska 94 53 Virginia Tech 81 51 UMES* 75 84 Bethune-Cookman* 89 82 Florida A&M* 81 65 Coppin State 80 57 Morgan State* 85 75 N.C. A&T State* 85 52 S.C. State 64 60 Dayton 70 73 Howard* 79 59 UMES* 67 69 Morgan State* 61 64 Coppin State 74 71 Bethune-Cookman* 72 67 Florida A&M* 84 100 Florida A&M+ 73 57 Coppin State+ 83* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1995-96 (11-17, 8-8 MEAC)Head Coach: Fred Goodman DSC OPP 73 George Mason 139 68 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 73 64 James Madison 88 77 Cent.Conn.State 98 64 Wagner 59 64 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) 82 57 Xavier 87 41 Nebraska 88 66 UMES* 72 92 Bethune-Cookman* 83 79 Florida A&M* 68 77 Coppin State* 92 73 Howard* 71 55 Maryland 118 66 N.C. A&T State* 68 71 S.C. State* 99 75 Morgan State* 66 87 N.C. A&T State* 78 67 S.C. State* 99 75 Morgan State* 68 67 UMES* 70 65 Howard* 63 77 Coppin State* 90 83 Bethune-Cookman* 78 80 Florida A&M* 86 93 BOWIE STATE (ot) 92 59 UMES+ 56 64 Coppin State+ 78* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1996-97 (7-20, 7-11 MEAC)Head coach: Art Perry DSC OPP 63 Delaware 91 51 Illionis 92 50 Tulsa 79 56 Oklahoma 83 55 Dayton 83 51 Georgetown 87 63 Houston 74 59 Wagner 73 67 UMES* 60 59 B-CC* 76 56 Florida A&M* 69 60 Morgan State* 77 78 Howard* 68 77 Hampton* 68 74 N.C.A&T State* 82 65 S.C. State* 73 83 Coppin State* (ot) 90 66 N.C.A&T State* 82 65 S.C. State* 73 66 UMES* 86 80 Morgan State* 76 87 Howard* (ot) 86 78 Morgan State* 58 76 Bethune-Cookman* 79 84 Florida A&M* (ot) 80 68 Hampton* 86 82 S.C. State+ (ot) 85* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1997-98 (9-18,7-11 MEAC)Head Coach: James DuBose DSC OPP 91 Washington College 82 84 Wesley 59 85 Arizona State 123 75 Texas Christian 138 63 Georgia Tech 84 60 Rutgers 85 76 Florida A&M* 96 66 Coppin State* 79 64 Delaware 77 60 Howard* 68 68 Morgan State* 80 68 N.C. A&T State* 66 79 S.C. State* 90 75 UMES* 74 50 Hampton* 68 60 Coppin State* 83 64 Norfolk State* 86 76 Bethune-Cookman* 66 86 Howard* 83 83 Morgan State* 73 64 N.C. A&T State* 74 57 S.C. State* 73 62 UMES* 57 65 Hampton* 78 64 Bethune-Cookman* 61 71 Florida A&M* 74 73 Florida A&M+ 88* MEAC Games+ MEAC Tournament

1998-99 (8-18, 5-13 MEAC)Head Coach: Jimmy Dubose DSU OPP 74 Delaware 87 73 New Hampshire 85 89 Brown˙ 79 78 Drake 91 67 UCLA 109 76 Hampton* 83 76 UMES* 89 87 Norfolk State* 96 57 St. Bonaventure 81 61 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 72 85 FLORIDA A&M* 79 79 Stony Brook 75 75 Howard* 87 63 COPPIN STATE* 78 58 MORGAN STATE* 68 79 N.C. A&T State* 84 65 S.C. STATE* 75 57 HAMPTON* 71 90 NORFOLK ST.* 104 95 LEHIGH 86 66 Bethune-Cookman* 64 83 Florida A&M* 78 67 HOWARD* 64 63 Coppin State* 74 75 Morgan State* 81 80 UMES* 73 75 UMES+ 90* MEAC Games˙MoheganSunClassic+ MEAC Tournament

1999-00 (6-22, 5-13 MEAC)Head Coach: Tony Sheals DSU OPP 47 Marist˙ 72 61 Maine˙ 69 51 Drake 81 68 Va. Commonwealth(ot) 79 72 UMES* (ot) 74 51 DELAWARE 64 50 UMKC 53 52 Tulsa 72 63 Duquesne 67 73 Coppin State* (2ot) 77 53 S.C. STATE* 61 65 N.C. A&T STATE* 69 60 Norfolk State* 62 67 Hampton* 71 53 ALBANY 50 61 Florida A&M* 55 60 Bethune-Cookman* 70 53 UMES 66 83 HOWARD* (ot) 76 72 MORGAN STATE 61 62 COPPIN STATE* 68 57 S.C. State* 63 55 N.C. A&T State* 69 78 Norfolk State* (ot) 76 73 Hampton* 87Head Coach:Stephen Wilson (Interim) 75 Howard* 72 77 Morgan State* 86 66 Florida A&M+ 69* MEAC GAMES˙PepsiMaristClassic+ MEAC Tournament

52 Charlotte 72 60 UMES* 55 67 COPPIN STATE* 50 68 MORGAN STATE* 60 61 Howard* 59 66 Florida A&M* 76 75 Bethune-Cookman* 59 65 HAMPTON* 56 80 NORFOLK ST.*(ot) 82 74 NC A&T* 61 42 SC State* 60 66 UMES* (ot) 69 39 Coppin State* 50 60 Morgan St.* (ot) 64 76 FLORIDA A&M* 66 84 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 53 49 Norfolk State* 44 68 Hampton* 74 85 HOWARD* 73 67 Norfolk State+ 55 52 Coppin State+ 55* - MEAC game+ MEAC Tournament

2004-05 (19-14; 14-4 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg JacksonMEAC regular season champsMEAC Tournament champsNCAA Tournament appearance DSU OPP 67 Illinois 87 50 Texas El-Paso^ 83 56 Arizona State^ 67 71 Jacksonville St.^ 56 69 Tennessee State^ 75 60 Marquette 66 65 UMES* 55 45 Michigan State 63 66 JACKSONVILLE ST. 64 39 Murray State 68 43 Northwestern 50 48 Michigan 66 56 COPPIN STATE* 63 68 MORGAN ST.* 53 66 NCA&T* (ot) 70 82 SC State* 73 66 HAMPTON* (ot) 64 50 NORFOLK ST.* 47 72 FLORIDA A&M* 50 63 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 61 69 HOWARD* 60 71 UMES* 45 63 Coppin State* 71 74 Morgan State* 75 69 NCA&T* 59 67 SC STATE* 65 72 Norfolk State* 68 64 Hampton* 54 66 Howard* 57 66 Bethune-Cookman+ 43 61 SC State+ 48 55 Hampton+ 53 46 Duke! 57^ Las Vegas Tournament* MEAC game+ MEAC Tournament! NCAA Tournament First Round

2005-06 (21-14; 16-2 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg JacksonMEAC Regular Season champsNational Invitation Tournament DSU OPP 37 UCLA 56 65 Kent State^ 56 42 Rutgers^ 49 51 Austin Peay^ 57 44 Wichita State^ 62 54 Northwestern 61 73 Jacksonville St. 62 49 Michigan 69 46 Bradley 68 48 Marquette 60 54 Maryland 68 51 BUFFALO 56 58 COPPIN STATE* 54 66 SC STATE* 60 56 NCA&T* 52 60 Howard* 46 70 UMES* 67 61 Hampton* 58 57 Norfolk State* 54 61 Florida A&M* 50 68 B-CC* 58 51 SC State* 54 48 NCA&T* 45 59 HOWARD* 50 64 UMES* 48 88 HAMPTON* 77 59 NORFOLK ST.* 50 61 Florida A&M* 58 71 B-CC* 72 52 Morgan State* 43 59 Howard$ 47 63 SC State$ 51 56 Hampton$ 60 58 No. Arizona! 53 54 Louisville! 71^ So. Padre Island Invitational* MEAC game$ MEAC Tournament! National Invitation Tournament


2000-01 (13-15, 11-7 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 54 Delaware 79 44 Drake 79 49 UMKC 73 51 Lehigh 58 61 SC STATE* 69 64 NC A&T* 62 84 TOWSON* 66 64 Wyoming 92 65 MAINE 74 53 West Virginia 74 54 UMES* 59 63 Norfolk State* 59 62 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 53 74 FLORIDA A&M* 57 55 Coppin State* 66 72 MORGAN STATE* 66 53 S.C.State* 67 78 NC A&T* 77 83 UMES* 62 80 HOWARD* 58 58 HAMPTON* 73 73 NORFOLK STATE* 69 63 Bethune-Cookman* 56 68 Florida A&M* 66 70 Albany 58 73 NCA&T+ 83˙MoheganSunClassic+ MEAC Tournament

2001-02 (16-13; 12-6 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 69 HARTFORD 57 60 Maine 52 53 Maryland 77 61 Old Dominion 72 78 SC State* 63 63 NC A&T* 76 62 Eastern Michigan 75 70 Fordham 80 79 Fairleigh-Dickenson. 73 44 Villanova 67 57 Towson 64 77 MORGAN STATE* 46 86 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 66 65 FLORIDA A&M* 50 55 Hampton* 58 82 Norfolk State* 62 77 UMES* 67 55 SC STATE* 61 75 NC A&T* 61 67 Coppin State* 65 54 Morgan State* 52 67 Bethune-Cookman* 56 62 Florida A&M* 69 58 HAMPTON* 63 66 NORFOLK STATE* 73 71 Howard* 64 54 Coppin State+ 45 56 Howard+ 65* MEAC game+ MEAC Tournament

2002-03 (15-12; 13-5 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 46 West Virginia 59 38 Dayton 65 57 Hartford 70 44 LSU 65 83 FAIRLEIGH DICKENSON 75 70 WAGNER 63 48 Creighton 68 41 Rutgers 54 62 FLORIDA A&M* 55 70 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 47 60 NCA&T* 50 53 SC State* 81 46 Coppin State* 54 72 Morgan State* 80 56 UMES* 46 70 HOWARD* 61 71 Hampton* (ot) 66 71 NORFOLK ST.* 56 77 Florida A&M* 97 43 Bethune-Cookman* 48 76 NCA&T* 53 83 SC STATE* 78 69 COPPIN STATE* 65 80 MORGAN STATE* 53 70 UMES* 57 59 Howard* 56 65 Howard+ 68* - MEAC game + - MEAC Tournament

2003-04 (13-15; 11-7 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 59 UNLV 65 54 Georgetown 63 59 Wagner 48 48 Creighton 77 39 Nebraska 68 50 Michigan 55 56 MURRAY STATE 65

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ALL-TIMEOPPONENTS

Akron 0-1Alabama 0-1Albany 2-0Allen 0-1Arizona 0-1Arizona State 0-4Arkansas 0-4Ark.-Little Rock 0-1Austin Peay 0-1Ball State 0-1Baptist 1-2Barber Scotia 0-1Baylor 0-1Bethune-Cookman 38-26Boston 0-2Bowie State 22-1Bradley 0-1Brooklyn 10-8Buffalo 2-2California 0-1Campbell 0-3Cent. Connecticut 3-7Central State 0-1Charlotte 0-1Cheyney 1-8Chicago State 1-0Clemson 0-3Columbia 0-1Connecticut 0-2Coppin State 20-41Creighton 0-2Dayton 0-4Delaware 2-9Dist. Of Columbia 7-0Drake 0-3Duke 0-1Duquesne 0-1East Carolina 1-1East Tennessee 0-1Eastern Illinois 1-0

Eastern Michigan 0-1Eastern Washington 0-1Elizabeth City State 2-6Fairleigh-Dickinson 2-2Fairmont State 0-1Fayetteville State 2-0Florida A&M 32-34Fordham 1-0Friendship 1-0Gannon 0-1George Mason 0-1Georgetown 0-3Georgia 0-1Georgia State 1-0Georgia Tech 0-1Grambling 0-1Hampton 21-18Hartford 1-2Holy Family 1-0Houston 0-1Howard 43-49Illinois 0-2Illinois-Chicago 0-1International 2-2Jackson State 0-2Jacksonville State 2-0James Madison 0-1Kansas State 0-1Kent State 1-2Kentucky 0-1Kings (Pa.) 0-1La Salle 0-2Lehigh 1-3Liberty 1-0Lincoln (Pa.) 18-8Long Island 0-5Longwood 0-1Louisville 0-1LSU 0-1Maine 3-3Mansfield State 0-1Marist 0-2Marquette 0-4Marshall 0-1Maryland 0-6Mary Washington 1-0Mercyhurst 0-1Michigan 0-4Michigan State 0-1Millersville 0-1Mississippi 0-1Mississippi Valley 1-3Missouri State 0-1Monmouth 2-3Morgan State 37-47Mt. St. Mary’s 1-1Murray State 0-2Nebraska 0-3New Hampshire 0-1New Orleans 0-1New Mexico State 0-2New York Tech 2-0Norfolk State 20-17North Carolina A&T 26-55No. Carolina Central 9-8No. Carolina State 0-2Northern Arizona 1-0Northwestern 0-2Northwestern State 1-0Notre Dame 0-1Oakland 0-1Ohio State 0-3Oklahoma 0-1Old Dominion 0-4Pace 1-0Penn State 0-2Philadelphia Biblical 1-0Philadelphia Pharmacy 1-1


2006-07 (21-13; 16-2 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg JacksonMEAC Regular Season champsNational Invitation Tournament DSU OPP 90 ST. PAUL’S 49 50 Pittsburgh 67 43 NC State 63 54 Missouri State^ 77 52 Wisconsin^ 64 65 Southern^ 63 55 Sam Houston^ 62 40 Purdue 62 48 Marquette 65 43 Michigan 70 65 Buffalo 62 56 Baylor 59 59 SC State* 53 54 Coppin State* 49 68 Morgan State* 61 66 HOWARD* 57 61 UMES* 47 75 HAMPTON* 64 66 NORFOLK ST.* 56 69 Florida A&M* 73 62 Bethune-Cookman* 46 53 COPPIN STATE* 45 40 MORGAN ST.* 54 59 Howard* 40 69 UMES* 59 81 Hampton* 74 72 Norfolk State* 61 77 Florida A&M* 61 47 Bethune-Cookman* 40 62 NCA&T* 53 68 Coppin State$ 49 56 Morgan State$ (ot) 53 56 Florida A&M$ 58 50 West Virginia! 74^ Las Vegas Invitational* MEAC game$ MEAC Tournament! National Invitation Tournament

2007-08 (14-16; 10-6 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 77 Allen 44 70 ST. PAUL’S 69 41 Columbia@ 47 50 Wis.-Green Bay 70 67 Arkansas 89 47 Georgia 59 59 UMES* 47 38 Arizona State 77 54 USC 83 57 California 74 33 Xavier 65 54 Seton Hall 77 64 SC State* 57 66 Winston-Salem St. 59 69 NORFOLK ST.* 54 61 NCA&T* 63 69 Bethune-Cookman* (ot) 66 68 Florida A&M* 70 56 Coppin State* 48 59 Morgan State* 64 67 HAMPTON* 58 81 HOWARD* 55 63 Norfolk State* 65 70 NCA&T* 66 49 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 44 58 FLORIDA A&M* 70 36 MORGAN ST.* 39 67 UMES* 52 64 NCA&T+ 62 55 Morgan State+ 61@ - Pre-season NIT* - MEAC game+ - MEAC Tournament

2008-09 (8-24; 6-10 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 71 WILMINGTON 59 64 CHEYNEY 67 58 Lehigh 76 42 Dayton 62 42 Ohio State 72 42 Kentucky 71 42 West Virginia 76 70 Oakland^ 75 65 Longwood^ 69 49 Connecticut 79 59 UMES* 48 66 Richmond 76 58 Maryland 86 55 Rutgers 60 50 Notre Dame 88 52 SC STATE* 69 73 Winston-Salem 50 61 Norfolk State* 72 78 NCA&T* 64 56 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 60 64 FLORIDA A&M* 58 65 COPPIN STATE* 72 54 MORGAN ST.* 57 49 Hampton* 39 43 Howard* 59 86 Norfolk State* 74 73 NCA&T* 74 43 Bethune-Cookman* 50 61 Florida A&M* (ot) 63 50 Morgan State* 64 74 UMES* 60 32 Hampton+ 51^ - Las Vegas Invitational* - MEAC game+ - MEAC Tournament

2009-10 (17-12; 11-5 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 67 HOLY FAMILY 57 60 WILMINGTON 44 56 MAINE 59 59 MARY WASHINGTON 43 75 DELAWARE 67 50 UMES* 53 53 Arkansas 71 34 Arizona State 76 44 Ohio State 60 49 UCLA 66 66 LEHIGH 73 49 WINSTON-SALEM 48 67 SC STATE* 58 77 Bethune-Cookman* 60 64 Florida A&M* 57 62 Morgan State* 52 63 Coppin State* 59 58 HAMPTON* 56 54 HOWARD* 45 54 NCA&T* 65 54 Norfolk State* 52 67 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 50 66 FLORIDA A&M* 63 65 MORGAN ST.* 68 59 COPPIN STATE* 43 45 Hampton* 64 57 UMES* 37 57 Bethune-Cookman+ 55 66 SC State+ (ot) 70* - MEAC game+ - MEAC Tournament

2010-11 (9-21; 5-11 MEAC)Head Coach: Greg Jackson DSU OPP 63 WASH. ADVENTIST 56 54 Maryland 72 103 PHILADELPHIA BIBLICAL 41 61 La Salle 65 61 So. Carolina 74 64 UMES* 53 75 Maine 56 42 Pittsburgh 70 50 Delaware 61 70 NC State 72 41 Clemson 76 60 Texas Tech 79 68 NC Central 59 62 SC State* 60 60 BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 61 62 FLORIDA A&M* 57 60 MORGAN ST.* 55 63 COPPIN STATE* 65 66 Hampton* (ot) 70 67 Howard* 70 73 NCA&T* (ot) 78 91 NORFOLK ST.* 83 48 Bethune-Cookman* 61 63 Florida A&M 69 63 Tennessee State^ 78 72 Coppin State* 89 39 Morgan State* 42 64 HAMPTON* 71 50 UMES* 60 59 SC State+ 64^- SEARS/ESPN Bracketbuster* - MEAC game+ - MEAC Tournament

Philadelphia Tech. 0-1Pittsburgh 0-3Purdue 0-1Quinnipiac 1-1Radford 0-1Richmond 0-1Rider 2-0Robert Morris 1-2Rutgers 0-4Rutgers-Camden 1-2St. Augustine’s 2-0St. Bonaventure 0-1St. Francis (N.Y) 2-1St. Francis (Pa.) 4-3St. Joseph’s 0-1St. Mary’s (Md.) 2-0St. Paul’s 10-2St. Peter’s 1-2Salisbury State 3-1Samford 1-0Sam Houston State 0-1San Francisco 0-1Seton Hall 0-1Shaw 1-1Sienna 1-0South Carolina 0-1So. Carolina State 29-55South Connecticut 0-1South Florida 1-0SE Louisiana 0-1Southeastern 4-0Southern 2-3Southampton 1-0Spring Garden 3-0Stony Brook 1-0Tennessee State 0-2Texas A&M 0-1Texas Christian 0-1Texas-El Paso 0-2Texas Southern 1-0Texas Tech 0-1Towson 1-2Tulsa 0-2UCF (Central Florida) 0-1 UCLA 0-3UMES 51-41UMKC 0-2UNLV 0-1USC (So. Cal) 0-1Utica 3-5Villanova 0-1Va. Commonwealth 0-1Virginia State 4-5Virginia Tech 0-1Virginia Union 4-8Wagner 4-1Washington (Md.) 1-0Washington Adventist 1-0Washington State 0-1Wesley 1-0West Chester 3-3West Virginia 0-4Western Illinois 0-1Wichita State 0-3Wilmington (Del.) 4-0Winston-Salem St. 4-2Wisconsin 0-1Wisconsin Green Bay 0-1Wright State 0-1Wyoming 0-1Xavier (La.) 0-3Xavier (Ohio) 0-1York 6-1Youngstown 2-4

All-Time Record (since 1967) 396-500

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ALL-TIME ROSTERAlbers, Tanner 1998-99Albers, Travis 1998-99Allen, Karim 1991-92Ames, Anthony 1964-67Anders, Andre 1982-83Anderson, Albert 1980-84Anderson, Tim 1989-90Armstrong, Gilbert 1977-81Arrington, Thomas 1959-61Austin, Tyrone 1974-78

Bailey, Marty 1998-02Baker, Roscoe 1959-61Ball, Terrance 1985-86Baltimore, Ralph 1983-84Barber, John 1959-60Barkley, William 1948-51Barrick, Monroe 1948-51Baylor, Anthony 1978-82Baylor, Brandon 2009-11Baynard, Barry 1980-81Bayne, William 1946-49Bel, Amir 2009-10Bell, Charlie 2006-07Bell, Marvin 1971-74Bell, Tyshawn 2011-Best, Timothy 1974-76Beverly, Gary 2006-07Birdson, David 1984-87Bishop, Henry 1977-78Blakey, Don 1956-58Blakey, Marshall 1973-77Bluntt, Jahsha 2004-07Bouie, Fred 2008-09Boger, Tyrone 1990-92Bowen, James 2001-03Bowman, Miles 2011-Boykin, Thomas 1959-60Bradley, David 1966-67Brashears, L. 1960-61

Bratcher, Joe 1959-61Bratcher, George 1959-60Bright, Roy 2006-08Broadus, Caheem 2004-06Brooks, Herbert 1974-78Broughton, Walter 1959-60Brown, Gregory 1988-89Brown, Phillip 2004-06Brown, Vladimir 1989-90Bundy, Earl 1983-84Butler, Brian 1997-99Bush, Elyon 2005-07

Caldwell, Dennis 1991-93Caldwell, Mitchell 1983-85Calvert, Brandon 1997-01Cameron, Randolph 1955-58Campbell, Bernard 1983-85Carey, Stewart 1966-67Carlos, Ronald 1964-65Chambliss, Aaron 1999-00Chasem Nathan 1980-81Chavis, Jerel 2007-08Chisolm,Earl 1955-58Chisholm, John 1973-76Christian, Everett 2011-Chromicz, Ireneusz 1999-00Clark, Kenneth 1964-67Clarke, Barrington 1995-99Clarke, James 1987-89Coger, Michael 2011-Cohen, Larry 1986-88Coles, Brandon 2005-06Collier, Chris 2000-01Copes, Leonard 1964-65Coppadge, Joel 1977-81Cotton, Tyrone 1976-77Credle, Douglas 1974-77Crinchlow, Kenny 1974-76Cromer, Anthony 1988-90

Cromer, Donnell 1998-99Crowell, James 1964-65Crum, Durant 1982-84

D’Agostino, Mark 2006-08David, Darrian 2008-09Davis, Aki 1997-98Davis, Bruce 2004-05Davis Emanual 1988-91Davis, Mark 1983-84Davis, Miles 2000-04Tom Davis 1987-91Dennis Tyrone 1991-93Denson, Gordon 1974-77Dent, Antwaun 2001-04Dickens, Joe 2005-08Donaldson, Erik 1980-84Dorsey, Brian 1964-67Douse, Kris 2007-10Driver, John 1967-68Dubois, Arturo 2008-09Duckery, Michael 1974-78Dulin, Anthony 2000-01Dupree, Tony 1967-68

Edwards, Nathan 1974-76Elliott, Robert 1974-78Epps, Eddie 1974-78Evans, Darryl 1981-82

Falasco, William 1967-68Faulkner, Isaiah 1974-78Fields, Gerald 1974-78Fields, Jerry 1974-76Fields, Walter 1980-84Fleetwood, Aaron 2004-07Fonville, Oliver 1974-76Ford, Victor 1990-91Foster, Mike 2007-09Fowler, Calvin 1986-90Fowler, Guy 1989-90

Gainey, Larry 1977-81Gaines, Mike 1977-78Gantt, Marques 2002-04Garlick, Vincent 1985-87Garner, Carmen 1970-73Garener, Gerald 1970-73George, Bennie 1945-47Gildon, Derrick 1988-89Gillom, William 1972Grady, Jared 2008-09Gray, Kendall 2011-Greene, Walter 1954-57Griffin, Andre 1991-95Gumbs, Jeffrey 1978-81

Ham, John 1974-76Hairston, Major 1959-63Hardcastle, James 1932-35Harrington, David 1979-83

Harris, Clearence 1953-56Hart, Hutchinson 1947-50

Hart, William H. 1947-50Hasberry, James 1971-73

Hawkins, Carlos 2002-04Hendricks, David 1984-86Hendricks, Dereck 1984-86Henson, John 1943-46Herbert, Anderson 1993-95Hightower,Carrington 1999-02Hill, Nathan 1949-52Hill, William 1978-82Holmes,McClendon 1992-95Hood, Terence 1995-99Hooks, Thomas 1971-74Horton, Ronald 1964-68Huff, Michael 1970-73Hunter, Robert A. 1949-52Hunter, Robert 1976-80Hunter,Terrance 2001-04Hurrington, Christian 2010-11Hutchins, Robert 1948-51

Ingram, Kyle 2007-08

Jackson, Greg, Jr. 2007-09Jacobs, Robert 1977-78James, Anton 2001-03Jenkins, Paul 1975-77Jeter, Joe 1984-87Johnson, Donald 2007-09Johnson, Dwight 1971-73Johnson, Leonard 1970-73Johnson, Marcus 2005-06Johnson, Rayford 1962-65Johnson, Traimaine 2007-10Johnson, Tyrone 2000-02Jones, Larry 1971-73Jordan, Craig 1990-91Jordan, Richard 1967-68Joyner, Hewitt 1959-61Joyner, Jabari 2009-

Kandic, Marko 1999-00Kasim, Abdulwali 2011-Kauderer, Matt 2002-03Keaton, Isaac 1964-67Kemp, Martin 1974-76Kenszlowe, Michael 1976-77Kenton, Isaac 1967-68Kess, Ferran 1986-87King, Roger 1959-60Kinley, Steve 1982-83

Lawson, Jordan 2010-Lee, Steve 1970-72Leis, Thomas 1999-00Lesesne, Tyson 2002-03Lewis, Elwood 1974-76Lewis, Jeff 1992-94Lewis, Micheal 1989-90Little, Steve 1994-98Logan, Darrin 1988-89Lott, Lewis 2010-Lovelace, Algee 1974-76

Malliet, Stefan 1998-00Manuel, Leroy 1984-85Marcellus, James 2009-

1949-71 201-219 Bennie George1971-76 58-70 Ira Mitchell1976-79 30-50 Marshall Emery1979-83 44-79 Ajac Triplett1983-85 24-33 Joe Dean Davidson1985-88 16-66 Marshall Emery1988-94 78-92 Jeff Jones1994-96 18-38 Fred Goodman1996-97 7-20 Art Perry1997-99 17-37 James DuBose1999-00 5-20 Tony Sheals2000 1-2 Stephen Wilson (interim)2000-pres. 166-169 Greg Jackson

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Marshall, Quincy 2004-06Matthews, Aaron 2002-04Matthews, André 1999-03May, Amere’ 2011-May, Justin 2010-11Maybin, Charles 1976-80McCullogh, Dana 1995-97Miji, Rockey 2003-06Miles, Andrew 1991-94Miller, Wilbert 1956-59Mishoe, Henry 1970-73Monseque, Lionel 1973-75Moon, DarinMoore, Garland 1972-75Mooree, Jimmy 2002-03Moore, Lester 1986-88Moore, Martin 1993-94Moore, Rapha 2000-01Morris, Antoine 1994-96Morris, Derrick 1982-84Moses, Alan 1985-87Mosley, Darrell 2006-08Mosley, Kevin 1974-76Murray, William 1955-58Musgrove, Malcolm 1992-94

Nathaniel, Isaiah 2000-04Neal, Marcus 2006-10Newlin, Greg 1979-82Newman, Paul 1987-91Noble, Clifford 1959-60Nurse, Chris 1994-97

Odd, Alibaba 2009-11Odom, Donald 1969-72Oliver, Brandon 2009-Oliver, Marques 2009-Oliver, Rasheed 2002-04Overstreet, David 1986-87

Parker, Brian 1995-98Parker, Prince 2001-02Parkes, Terrence 2007-09Parmley, D’ Andre 1991-93Pearson, Kenneth 1959-61

Pearson, Raymond 1964-65Pejchar, Florian 2005-07Pelzer, Hildebrand 1965-68Penny, Walter 1959-61Philips, William 1987-90Piper, Leon 1998-01Pittman, Wade 1972-75Porter, Andy 1980-81Postell, Jeff 2004Powell, Willia 1945-48Preston, Artis 1992-95Price, Khary 1992-94Price, Sheridan 2008-09Pritchell, Maurice 1963-65

Randolph, Douglas 1963-65Ratcliff, Durant 1991-92Reynolds, Willie 1982-84Rice, Jared 1997-00Rivers, Marlian 1979-83Robinson, Darién 1997-99Robinson, Donald 1975-79Robinson, Tremaine 2001-02Rochester, Frankie 1976-77Rogers, James 1972-76Ross, Anthony 1984-86Roundtree, James 1972-75Roundtree, Troy 2004-07Ruben, Fred 1964-68Rue, Albert 1963-65

Sabree, Hijr 1990-94Samuels, Roscoe 1973-76Sandidge, Frisco 2006-10Sapp, Danny 1982-84Savage, Stanley 1959-60Schenck, Edward 1945-48Schofield, Murdock 1953-56Scott, Bryan 2011-Seals, John 1999-00Seymore, Tyrone 1964-67Seymour, Eric 1979-83Shannon, Mike 1997-98Shealey, Charles 1976-80Shepherd, Samuel 1972-75

Shine, Darrin 2005-07Shropshire, Sonel 1990-91Sims, John 1959-60Simmons, Fred 1972-75Smith, Greg 2008-09Smith, Leonard 1966-67Smith, Melvin 2007-08Snowden, Dominic 1983-85Sparks, Derrick 1994-95Spratley, Herbert 1967-68Spratley, Marvin 1969-72Spellman, Ronald 1974-75Spencer, Rapheal 1990-92Stagg, Keith 1994-97Steadham, Javan 1994-97Stephanenkov,Sergey 2000-02Stevens, Reggie 1993-98Stewart, Guy 1966-67Stowe, Terron 2009-11Studivant, Frank 2001-03

Tate, Tahj 2011--Taylor, David 1983-86Thomas, Donel 1989-92Thomas, HargisThomas, MitchellThompson, James 1990-91Thompson, Oliver 1951-54Threatt, Jay 2009-Timbers, George 1959-60Tisdale, Robert 1959-60Topic, André 2007-08Toth, Michael 2002-04Townsend, Wesley 1978-82Traore, Ousman 1997-99Trotman, Clyde 1959-60

Van Brakle, Micheal 1974-75Vanderhost, Bobby 1967-68

Walker, Alain 2004-06Walker, Casey 2009-Walker, George 1997-98Walker, Reggie 2001-02Wallace, Ed 1982-84

Walston, Tracey 1986-90Warren, Keith 1974-76Washington, Desi 2010-11Welcher, Trevor 2007-11Wharton, David 1963-66Whitaker, Chris 1985-86White, Albert 1996-98White, Damone 1982-84White, Jonathan 1984-87White, Kyle 2006-08White, Randall 1996-97Whittington, Greg 1983-85Wilkerson, Demond 1996-00Wilkins, Bernie 1966-67Williams, Aaron 2004-05Williams, John 1979-81Williams, Roy 1989-92Williamson, Kenneth 1977-78Wilson, Carl 1975-76Wilson, Chad 2008-11Wilson, Donald 1971-74Wilson, Tracy 1984-88Withers, David 1967-71Worley, Tracey 2004-06Wright, Brian 1987-89Wright, Edward 1977-78Wright, John 1978-82Wyche, B 1960-61Wynder, William 1934-36

The DSU men’s basketball all-time roster was compiled from the best available information. If any player has been inadvertently omitted from the list, we apologizeand ask anyone with further information to contact the sports information office at 302-857-6068 or e-mail Dennis Jones at [email protected]

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TEAM RECORDSTOP SCORERS 2010-11 Casey Walker 13.42009-10 Marcus Neal 13.7 2008-09 Donald Johnson 12.3 2007-08 Roy Bright 19.12006-07 Bluntt/Bright 15.52005-06 Jahsha Bluntt 14.62004-05 Jahsha Bluntt 13.62003-04 Terrance Hunter 12.1 2002-03 Andre Matthews 12.92001-02 Andre Matthews 14.2 2000-01 Andre Matthews 14.8 1999-00 Stefan Malliet 11.51998-99 Terence Hood 20.31997-98 Terence Hood 14.81996-97 Brian Parker 13.31995-96 Brian Parker 15.01994-95 Chris Nurse 15.71993-94 Andrew Miles 15.31992-93 Andrew Miles 13.5 1991-92 Tyrone Boger 18.61990-91 Tom Davis 24.7 1989-90 Tom Davis 23.8 1988-89 Tom Davis 25.21984-85 Bernard Campbell 18.9 1983-84 Bernard Campbell 18.71982-83 Danny Sapp 16.91981-82 Jeff Gumbs 14.81980-81 John Wright 14.51979-80 Charles Shealey 16.31978-79 Charles Shealey 18.01977-78 Charles Shealey 12.8 1976-77 Charles Shealey 13.71975-76 James Rogers 17.01974-75 Sam Shepherd 17.41973-74 Wade Pittman 13.51972-73 James Roundtree 13.2 1971-72 Marvin Spratley 16.01970-71 Dave Withers 21.81969-70 Dave Withers 25.51968-69 Dave Withers 21.81967-68 Ronald Horton 22.9

TOP REBOUNDERS 2010-11 Marques Oliver 6.42009-10 Frisco Sandidge 5.92008-09 Frisco Sandidge 6.72007-08 Roy Bright 5.32006-07 Bluntt/Bright 4.92005-06 Jahsha Bluntt 4.82004-05 Terrance Hunter 4.82003-04 Aaron Matthews 5.7 2002-03 Andre Matthews 6.42001-02 Sergey Stephanenkov 5.92000-01 Andre Matthews 4.91999-00 Ireneusz Chromicz 5.01998-99 Darien Robinson 8.1 1997-98 Brian Parker 5.41996-97 Chris Nurse 9.01995-96 Chris Nurse 9.41994-95 Chris Nurse 10.51993-94 Malcom Musgrove 7.6 1992-93 Donell Thomas 8.1 1991-92 Durant Ratcliff 6.1 1990-91 Tom Davis 12.21989-90 Tom Davis 9.7 1988-89 Tom Davis 9.9 1984-85 Dominic Snowden 7.1 1983-84 Dominic Snowden 7.01982-83 Ed Wallace 7.1 1981-82 John Wright 6.41980-81 John Wright 8.71979-80 Robert Hunter 7.31978-79 Charles Maybin 8.4 1977-78 Robert Hunter 6.9 1976-77 Charles Maybin 6.8 1975-76 James Rogers 10.41974-75 Fred Simmons 11.6 1973-74 James Roundtree 9.6 1972-73 James Roundtree 10.71971-72 Marvin Spratley 22.31970-71 Dave Withers 19.11969-70 Dave Withers 22.61968-69 Dave Withers 22.1 1967-68 Ronald Horton 23.1

SINGLE SEASON Most wins 21 2006-07 2005-06 19 1990-91 19-11 2004-05 19-14 18 1973-74 18-11 17 1969-70 17-8Most Losses 25 1976-77 2-25 1987-88 3-25 24 1986-87 4-24Most Points Scored 2741 1990-91 30 gamesMost Points Allowed 2587 1990-91 30 GamesMost FGs 1031 1990-91 30 GamesMost FGs Attempted 2167 1969-70Most FGs Allowed 1003 1990-91Best Scoring Average 94.7 1969-70 25 gamesMost Rebounds 1561 1973-74 Most Rebounds Allowed 1263 1991-92Most Steals 284 1990-91 276 1992-93Most Assists 492 1990-91Most Blocks 145 1989-90Most 3-Point FGs 213 2004-05Most 3-Point FGs Att 622 2004-05Most 100 Point Games 9 1990-91Most Games Played 35 2005-2006

Most points 133 vs. Friendship 1974 133-91Most Points Allowed 139 vs. Geo. Mason 1995 73-139Fewest Points Scored 33 vs. Xavier 12/28/07 33-65Fewest Points Allowed 40 vs. Howard 2/10/07 59-40 39 vs. Morgan St. 03/01/08 36-39


SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDSMost FGs Attempted 86 vs. Liberty 12/21/90 93-76Most FGs 55 vs. Friendship 1974 133-91Most Free Throws Attempted 56 1/13/92 99-81Most Free Throws 39 vs. Howard 1/11/91 93-85Most 3-point FGs Attempted 40 vs. SUNY-Buff. 1/25/92 58-71Most 3-point FGs 14 vs. Drake 11/24/98 78-91Most Turnovers 51 vs. TX Christian 12/3/98 75-138

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individual recordsSINGLE SEASON RECORDS Best scoring average 25.5 Dave Withers 1969-70Most points 740 Tom Davis 1990-91 706 Tom Davis 1988-89Most FGs 292 Tom Davis 1990-91 195 Roy Bright 2007-08Most FGs Attempts 518 Tom Davis 1990-91 458 Roy Bright 2007-08Most Rebounds 543 Ronald Horton 1967-68 23.1 401 Marvin Spratley 1971-72 22.3Most Assists 179 Jay Threatt 2010-11 Most steals 96 Joe Jeter 1986-87Most Free Throws 156 Tom Davis 1989-90 156 Tyrone Bogger 1991-92Most Free Throw Attempts 266 Tom Davis 1989-90 Most 3-point FGs 91 Jahsha Bluntt 2005-06Most 3-point Attempts 226 Jahsha Bluntt 2005-06

SINGLE GAME RECORDS Most points 50 Tom Davis vs. Brooklyn 2/1/89 47 Tom Davis vs. FAMU 2/20/89Most FGs attempts 24 Roy Bright at Morgan State 2/4/08Most FTs 16 Tyrone Bogger vs. NCA&TMost FTs Attempts 23 Tom Davis vs. St. Paul’s 1/15/93Most Rebounds 26 Dave Withers vs. St. Paul’s 12/15/69Most 3-point FGs 8 Mart Bailey vs. FAMU 3/7/00Most 3-point Attempts 24 Tyrone Bogger vs. SUNY-Buffalo 1991-92Most steals 9 Phila Anderson vs. Penn St. 12/29/93 9 Jay Threatt vs. Wilm. Univ. 11/18/09Most Assists 13 Antoine Morris Twice 1995-96

CAREER RECORDS Most FGs 894 Tom Davis 1987-91Most FG Attempt 1640 Tom Davis 1987-91Most FT Attempt 854 Tom Davis 1987-91Most 3-point FGs 224 Jahsha Bluntt 2003-07Most 3-Point Attempts 574 Jahsha Bluntt 2003-07Most Steals 208 Jay Threatt 2009-pres.Most Assists 420 Darrin Shine 2004-07

CAREER SCORERS 2275 Tom Davis 1987-91 1795 Dave Withers 1968-71 1721 Jahsha Bluntt 2004-07 1618 Charles Shealy 1977-80 1501 Terrence Hood 1995-99 1485 Paul Newman 1987-91 1427 Andre Matthews 1999-03 1269 Emanuel Davis 1988-91 1265 Bernard Campbell 1983-85 1238 Andre Griffin 1991-95 1085 Brian Parker 1995-98 1062 Andrew Miles 1991-94 1047 Bright Roy 2006-08 1034 Samuel Shepard 1971-75 1028 James Roundtree 1971-74

CAREER rebounders 1211 Dave Withers 1968-71 1013 Tom Davis 1987-91 931 Marvin Spatley 1969-72 842 James Roundtree 1971-74 811 James Rogers 1973-76 769 Fred Simmons 1972-76


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DEREK CARTER

ADAthletic Director

Third SeasonB.S. - Virginia Tech ‘85

M.S. - Tennessee-Knoxville ‘91Sports Management Institute ‘97

2009-Pres. Delaware State University Athletic Director2003-2009 Bowie State University Athletic Director2001-2003 Virginia State University Athletic Director2000-2001 Virginia Tech Monogram Club Director1998-2000 Patrick Henry High School (Ashland, Va.) Director of Athletics1997 Sports Management Institute The Executive Program graduate1994-1998 Virginia Tech Asst. Athletic Director Compliance, Spring Sports, Student Life1991 Tennessee-Knoxville M.S. - Sport Management1985 Virginia Tech B.S. - Marketing Education Four-year Football Letterwinner All-Decade Hokies’ Football Team Member

Carter Year by Year

Derek Carter was appointed as Delaware State Univer-sity’s Director of Athletics on April 9, 2009. Carter imme-diately began strengthening all aspects of DSU athletics, including academic services for all student-athletes, fund raising, facility improvements and community support.

Since coming to Delaware State, Carter has reached out to alumni, students, businesses and the community at large to solicit support for the university’s athletics programs. He has traveled throughout the state and region to share his vision for athletics at the university. At the same time, Carter has challenged all DSU teams and student-athletes to give back through community outreach. Hornet student athletes, coaches and staff members performed hundreds of community service hours during Carter’s tenure, ranging from home repairs to mentoring.

Delaware State’s school-record 122 student-athletes listed on the 2010-11 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Com-missioner’s All-Academic Team, tops among all league schools, highlighted Carter’s second full academic year at the university. The MEAC All-Academic Team recognizes non-freshmen student-athletes with a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.0 or higher.

During the 2010-11 academic year, Carter launched the inaugural Athletic Director’s Commencement Breakfast to honor graduating DSU student-athletes. The event included academic achievement awards, highlighted by recognition of three senior athletes who earned perfect 4.0 grade point averages throughout their career.

Carter was also appointed to the NCAA Football Cham-pionship Subdivision (FCS) Tournament Committee in 2010.

In Carter’s first full year at Delaware State, the Hornets placed 98 student-athletes on the MEAC Commissioner’s All-Academic Team (then a school record). Delaware State also earned national recognition under Carter for the selection of senior Kalyn Washburn as the 2010 NCAA Elite 88 Award recipient for women’s bowl-ing. The Elite 88 is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s 88 champion-ships. In addition, Washburn was named the 2010 MEAC Woman of the Year. The award, selected annually by MEAC senior woman administrators, celebrates the achievements of female senior student-athletes who have excelled in academics, athletics, service and leadership.

In addition, Carter fully endorsed the establishment of the Delaware Diamond Extravaganza, an annual event to celebrate the achievements of women in athletics.

Carter’s influence at Delaware State has also been evi-dent on the fields of play. During the 2010-11 athletic year, Delaware State captured the MEAC softball Northern Division crown en route to an appearance in the league championship game.

Also in 2010, Hornet volleyball team advanced to the MEAC Tournament championship match for the first time since 1986.

Delaware State’s equestrian team made history last year by sending its English and Western squads to the sport’s national championship competition for the first time.

The DSU track and field teams have continued their dominance during Carter’s tenure. The Hornets captured MEAC indoor titles in men’s 1600-meter relay and the 800-meter run this past year. In addition, the Hornets achieved All-America First Team status in the outdoor 1600-meter relay and second team recognition in the 400-meter hurdles. Also last year, Kendra Mayers (long

jump) became the first DSU female to compete in the NCAA National Championship since 2002.

Delaware State also featured the MEAC softball (Jordan Reid) and baseball (Scott Davis) players-of-the-year dur-ing the 2010-11 athletic season.

Highlighted by second place finishes in basketball and cross country, Delaware State was runner-up for the 2009-10 MEAC Talmadge Hill Award for top overall performance in men’s sports during Carter’s first full year at the university. The Hornet men’s outdoor 1600-meter relay team also captured the MEAC title and qualified for the NCAA championship for the second straight year. On the women’s side, Delaware State claimed its second consecutive MEAC championship and NCAA Tournament appearance in women’s bowling during the 2009-10 ath-letic year. Hornet sophomore Jordan Reid was also named MEAC Softball Player of the Year. Carter brought a wealth of experience in athletics admin-istration to Delaware State. Prior to his appointment at DSU, he served as athletics director at Bowie State University in Bowie, Md., for six years beginning in 2003. Under Carter’s leadership, Bowie State achieved a great deal of success. The bowling team won two-straight CIAA titles (2005 and 2006) and was the conference runner-up in 2009. The squad also claimed the Eastern Division title in 2006. The softball team claimed CIAA championships in 2007 and 2008, earning bids into the NCAA Division II Tournament each of those years. The women’s basketball team earned CIAA Eastern Division titles in 2008 and 2009 and was conference runner-up in ‘09. In 2005, the football team claimed the league’s Eastern Division championship. Prior to his tenure at Bowie State, Carter served from 2001 to 2003 as the athletics director at Virginia State University in Petersburg, Va. His resume’ also includes two stints at his alma mater, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. From 2000 to 2001, he was director of Virginia Tech’s Mono-gram Club, an organization designed to foster fellowship among student-athletes. From 1994 to 1998, Carter was an assistant athletics director at Virginia Tech in posts that focused on spring sports, compliance and student life.

In between his Virginia Tech stints, Carter served as the director of athletics at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland, Va., from 1998 to 2000. Carter earned a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing education from Virginia Tech (’85) and a Master of Sci-ence degree in sports management from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville (’91). He is also a 1997 graduate of the “The Executive Program” of the Sports Management Institute. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Carter was a football and basketball standout at DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, Md., before enrolling at Virginia Tech. He was a four-year football letterman at Virginia Tech (1981-1984). After performing at wingback in his first season with the Hokies, he was a starter in the defensive backfield his final three years. Carter was a defensive teammate of former Buffalo Bills defensive lineman and a 2009 NFL Hall of Fame inductee Bruce Smith. As a result of his defensive exploits, Carter was named to the 1980s Virginia Tech All-Decade Hokies’ Football Team. He also earned an opportunity to try out as a free agent with the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles in 1985. Carter is a member of the National Association of Col-legiate Directors of Athletics.

He and his wife, Karen, are the parents of two sons – Bryce (11) and Cole (6).


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Candy Young was appointed as a Delaware State University As-sociate Athletic Director in July 2010. She continues as the athletic department’s Senior Woman Administrator. Sanders served as an Assistant Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator since July 2008. She also served as DSU’s Acting Director of Athlet-ics during the 2008-09 school year.

From 2006 to 2010, she directed the Delaware State women’s cross country and track & field teams.

Young spearheaded the inaugural “Delaware Diamond Extravaganza in Feb. 2010 that hon-ored 12 individuals for their commitment to women’s athletics.

Young is a member of the Delaware State University Long-Range Strategic Planning Monitor-ing Committee, and serves as chairperson of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Woman-of-the-Year Committee. She is also a member of the United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Strategic Planning Committee, and previously served on the executive committee for USA Track & Field for eight years.

Before embarking on her coaching career, Young was internationally known as a record-setting hurdler. A 100-meter hurdler on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, she also holds two in-door world records and a Junior American record. In addition, Young is a two-time National Indoor Champion, four-time NCAA indoor champion and eight-time NCAA All-America.

Young earned a B.A. in biological education from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, N.J., in 1985, and a master’s in sports management from Delaware State in 2008.

In 1979, she was the Sports Illustrated National High School Athlete-of-the-Year. Young was a 2008 inductee into the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletics Hall-of-Fame.

ADMINISTRATIONCANDY YOUNg

Associate Athletics DirectorSenior Woman Administrator

PJ MOSESAssociate Athletics Director

Internal OperationsPegjohngy Moses is entering her fourth season with athletics and 13th overall at Delaware State. She is responsible for athletics compliance, eligibility and student welfare.

Prior to her DSU appointment, Moses was assistant athletic director for compliance and senior woman administrator at the University of Texas-Pan American for four years.

Moses has also served in collegiate athletics compliance at Tennessee-Chattanooga, Central Florida, Cornell and Brown.

A native of Goldsboro, N.C., Moses earned a bachelor’s in political science/history from Duke University and law degree from Tulane.

eric HARTAssociate Athletics DirectorStudent-Athlete Services

Diaese Graves is in her fifth season with Delaware State Univer-sity Athletic Department. She serves as Assistant Athletic Director for Administration and is responsible for the day to day opera-tions of the department. Including preparing and monitoring the Athletic Budget, handling of personnel issues, servicing student athlete’s accounts and planning and implementing policies and procedures within the Department.

Prior to her appointment at DSU, Ms. Graves worked in the private business world with her last appointment being in the private banking sector as a commercial credit analyst with the responsibility of analyzing financial reports of current and potential clients and as a Commercial Banking Associate.

Born in Mobile, Alabama, Ms. Graves first moved to Dover, Delaware in 1971 from the Philippine Islands. She is a graduate from Dover High School and is also a graduate of Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, GA with a BA in Mass Communication and received her certification as a Commercial Credit Analyst from Temple University. Ms. Graves currently resides in Dover, Del.

dennis jonesAssistant Athletics Director

Media Relations

Eric Hart was introduced as the associate athletic director for academic services on July 1, 2009. Hart brings with him a wealth of knowledge in higher education and athletic administration and is committed to the total well being of student-athletes and believes that graduating with a degree is the cornerstone of the student-athlete experience.

Under Hart’s leadership, DSU student-athletes have boasted the highest academic marks in school history. DSU led the MEAC with 122 Commissioner’s All-Academic team recepients during the 2010 academic year; up from 98 the year before. DSU placed 166 student-athletes on its Hornet Honor Roll during the fall 2009 semester; with 73 student-athletes earning Dean’s List (3.25 or higher) and 33 student-athletes earning President’s List (4.00). In 2011, Delaware State University inducted 39 student-athletes with a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or higher into Chi Alpha Sigma National Student-Athlete Honor Society.

Hart has help guide three teams at DSU to achieve scores of 1000 on the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate’s single year score. Hart and his staff have aspirations to see team improve upon their Academic Progress Rate (single and multi-year scores). In addition to his responsi-bilities within Academic Services, he has helped serve on a multitude of committees, includ-ing search committees that netted the University’s Registrar, Head Football Coach (Kermit Blount) and Director of Academic Enrichment Services. He also plays an integral role on the University’s Retention, Self-Study, Academic Calendar, Academic Progress Rate (co-chair) and Academic Advising committees. Beginning in the fall 2011, Eric will be serving as Peer Reviewer with the NCAA’s Athletic Certification Review.

A native of Stoneville, N.C., Hart was a student-athlete at Appalachian State University and earned a B.S. in elementary education (‘97), a Master of Education in school counseling at the University of Georgia (‘99), and an Ed.S. in Counseling from the University of Tennessee (‘01). He is also a 2009 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females.

He is married to Erin Hill of North Carolina, by way of Baton Rouge, La.

Jones previously served as a staff writer, assistant sports informa-tion director and director of sports information since joining the Delaware State University staff in 1996. In addition, he has handled radio play-by-play duties for the Hornet football, and men’s and women’s basketball teams. He has assisted the NCAA, along with national and local media for Delaware State’s national champi-onship competitions in men’s basketball, women’s basketball, football, softball and bowlling.

He currently overeas the daily media relations and statistics for the university’s 16 sports.

Prior to joining the Delaware State staff, Jones was News/Sports Director at WDOV/WDSD Radio in Dover, Del. He joined the stations in 1981 as a reporter and was promoted to News/Sports Director in 1985. In addition to covering Delaware news and sports, Jones occasionally filed written and audio reports for the Associated Press, Mutual Broadcasting Network and United Press International during his tenure with the stations. He also served as play-by-play announcer for high school football broadcasts on the stations from 1987 to 1996.

He also served as play-by-play announcer and color commentator for local cable televi-sion high school football and basketball broadcasts.

A graduate of Glassboro State (now Rowan) in New Jersey, Jones resides in Dover, Del. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors As-sociation (CoSIDA).

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sTAFF DIRECTORYADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFFDerek Carter .............................................. Director of Athletics ......................................................................... (302) 857-6030 ..................................................... [email protected] Young Sanders ............................... Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator ............... (302) 857-7633 ....................................................csanders@desu.eduDiaese Graves ............................................ Assistant Athletics Director for Athletics Administration .................. (302) 857-6030 .................................................... [email protected] Moses ...................................... Associate Athletics Director for Internal Operations ......................... (302) 857-7047 .....................................................pjmoses@desu.eduGeorge Robinson ...................................... Interim Athletics Director of Athletics Marketing .............................. (302) 857-7087 ................................................. [email protected] Rogers .......................................... Coordinator of Athletic Facilities/Events .......................................... (302) 857-6067 ....................................................mrogers@desu.eduACADEMIC SERVICESEric Hart .................................................... Associate Athletic Director/Student Services .................................... (302) 857-7542 ......................................................... [email protected] Johnson ........................................ Academic Counselor ........................................................................ (302) 857-6038 .................................................. [email protected] Sanchez ........................................... Academic Counselor ........................................................................ (302) 857-7974 ................................................... [email protected] Taylor .............................................. Academic Counselor ......................................................................... (302) 857-7415 ....................................................... [email protected] Springs ............................................. Head Equipment Manager ............................................................... (302) 857-7445 ................................................... [email protected] Wright ........................................... Assistant Equipment Manager .......................................................... (302) 857-7445 ...................................................................................MEDIA RELATIONSDennis Jones ............................................. Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations ................................ (302) 857-6068 ...................................................... [email protected] Hayon ........................................... Sports Information Director .............................................................. (302) 857-6239 .....................................................mhayon@desu.eduSPORTS MEDICINELori Leary .................................................. Director of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer ............................ (302) 857-7554 ......................................................... [email protected] Hoffman ......................................... Associate Head Athletic Trainer ........................................................ (302) 857-7554 .................................................. [email protected] Cooper ............................................ Associate Athletic Trainer .................................................................. (302) 857-7554 ..................................................... [email protected] Sley ................................................... Associate Athletic Trainer .................................................................. (302) 857-7554 .......................................................... [email protected] Astolfi ......................................... Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer ................................................... (302) 857-7554 ...................................................................................Tony Reed ................................................. Team Physican .................................................................................. (302) 857-7551 ............................................ [email protected] & CONDITIONINGTBA ........................................................... Director of Strength & Conditioning ................................................ (302) 857-6026 ..................................................................................TICKET OFFICEChantae’ Vinson ........................................ Ticket Manager ................................................................................ (302) 857-7497 ......................................................cvinson@desu.eduBASEBALL JP Blandin .................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-6035 .................................................... [email protected] Steinhorn .......................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-7809 ..................................................lsteinhorn@desu.eduChris Barker .............................................. Graduate Assistant Coach ................................................................. (302) 857-7815 ........................................... [email protected]’S BASKETBALLGreg Jackson ............................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7493 ....................................................gjackson@desu.eduArthur Tyson ............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-7461 ....................................................... [email protected] Walker .............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6139 ................................................... [email protected] Wilkerson ........................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-7449 ......................................................jwilkers@desu.eduMike Bernard............................................. Director of Basketball Operations ..................................................... (302) 857-7507 ..................................................mbernard@desu.eduJane Hicks .................................................. Administrative Assistant ................................................................... (302) 857-7493 .........................................................jhicks@desu.eduWOMEN’S BASKETBALLEd Davis .................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-6041 ........................................................edavis@desu.eduAndre Bolton ............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6049 .................................................... [email protected] Burroughs ......................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6041 ................................................ [email protected] Dawson ....................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6019 ................................................... [email protected] Shields .......................................... Director of Basketball Operations ..................................................... (302) 857-6047 .....................................................tshields@desu.eduBOWLINGRicki Ellison ............................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7981 ...................................................... [email protected] Whitaker ....................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-6188 ................................................... [email protected] Johnson ........................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6038 ................................................... [email protected] COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELDDuane Henry ............................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-6040 ................................................... [email protected] Bell ............................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-7782 .......................................................... [email protected] McKenzie ....................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................. (302) 857-6040 ................................................ [email protected] Ridgely ......................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 359-2277 ......................................................jridgely@desu.eduAmanda Hotz ............................................ Assistant Coach .............................................................................................................................................................................................WOMEN’S GOLFScott Thornton .......................................... Head Coach .................................................................................................................................................................. [email protected] Blount ............................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7447 .................................................... [email protected] Ketchum ...................................... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach ....................................... (302) 857-7683 ................................................ [email protected] Jones ......................................... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach .................................... (302) 857-7682 ....................................................... [email protected] Thomas ........................................... Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach ............................................... (302) 857-6045 ................................................... [email protected] Braxton ............................................... Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator ............................................ (302) 857-7454 ................................................... [email protected] Calcutta ............................................. Offensive Line Coach ........................................................................ (302) 857-7447 .................................................. [email protected] Woodbury ......................................... Running Backs Coach ....................................................................... (302) 857-7455 ............................................... [email protected] Foster ............................................. Cornerbacks Coach .......................................................................... (302) 857-7658 ...................................................... [email protected] King ................................................... Safeties Coach .................................................................................. (302) 857-7568 ....................................................... [email protected] Piper ................................................. Administrative Assistant .................................................................... (302) 857-7447 ....................................................... [email protected]’S LACROSSEJillian Lontz .............................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7365 ........................................................ [email protected]’S SOCCERNitan Soni ................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7632 ......................................................... [email protected] Hulem .............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-7632 ..................................................... [email protected] Savage................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7740 ..................................................... [email protected] Savage ............................................ Associate Head Coach ...................................................................... (302) 857-7733 .................................................. [email protected]’S TENNIS TBA ........................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-7444 ...................................................................................VOLLEYBALLRenee Arnold ............................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857-6077 ...................................................... [email protected] Carrigan ........................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857-6077 ...................................................kcarrigan@desu.edu

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ACADEMIC SERVICESAcademic Services for Student-Ath-letes (ASSA), housed on the second floor of the William C. Jason Library, serves as the academic arm of Dela-ware State University Athletics. The unit houses five full-time staff mem-bers, including an Associate Athletic Director, three Academic Counselors, and a Learning Specialist. Academic Services for Student-Athletes serves approximately 350 scholarship and non-scholarship athletes in 16 NCAA Division I sports.

The purpose of ASSA is to cultivate academic enrichment and shape student-athletes to be model citizens of the city of Dover and beyond. They will assist the student-athlete in the

following areas: arranging tutoring, monitoring academic success and progress toward a degree, assisting with personal goals and student life well-being. Their mission is to provide compre-hensive services that will prepare our student-athletes to compete and be successful in the classroom, ultimately fostering an environment conducive to graduating. They are customer-service oriented when engaging with prospective student-athletes and their families. We will be leaders in our con-ference and provide professional de-velopment opportunities to our staff so they can effectively master their craft of service to student-athletes.

Associate Athletic DirectorOffice | (302) 857-7542Fax | (302) [email protected]

Academic CounselorOffice | (302) 857-6038Fax | (302) [email protected]



ERIC HART, ED. S.

SANDRIA JOHNSON, M. ED.

HARRY J. SANCHEZ, MSW

PORTIA TAYLOR, M. ed.

ACADEMIC HONORSDuring the 2010-11 academic school year, Delaware State produced 122 MEAC Com-missioner’s All-Academic members (more than any other conference school). Other academic honors for the year are as follows:

| Nearly 50% of the Hornet student-athlete population (133 total) was named to the Hornet Academic Honor Roll which honors those taking 12-plus credits and earning a 3.00 GPA| 51 Hornets were named to the Dean’s List, which honors those taking 14+ credits and earning a 3.25 GPA| 25 Hornets were named to the President’s List, which honors those taking 14+ credits and earning a perfect 4.00 GPA| Jazmyne Hefflefinger (Bowling) and Leslie Pleasanton (Softball) received top honors as the departmental scholars for their respective colleges.| Janelle Lukens (Softball) was inducted into the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society as a mass communications major with an overall 3.0 GPA and 3.25 GPA in her major| Four student-athletes were inducted into the Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society. Honors are given to junior and senior social science majors who post a minimum 3.0 GPA.| 12 student-athletes were inducted into the National Society for Collegiate Scholars. The NSCS is an honor society inviting high-achieving first and second year college stu-dents who rank in the top 20 percent of their class.| The volleyball team was honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) as one of 92 NCAA Division I teams for academic excellence.| The softball team ranked 37th overall (out of over 130 teams) while placing nine on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar Athlete list.

VISIT ACADEMIC SERVICES ONLINE AT:http://www.desu.edu/academic-services-student-athletes

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COMPLIANCEDelaware State University, by virtue of its membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), is responsible for ensuring complete compliance of all constituencies (i.e. university staff, student-athletes, alumni, fans, boosters and friends) with all NCAA and MEAC rules and regulations. Under NCAA rules, par-ents, alumni, fans and friends may be categorized as “representatives of athletics interests.”

Delaware State University strives for academic and athletic excellence. Pursuant to that goal is an on-going commitment to ethical conduct by all members of its staff and supporters. Even the simplest, inadvertent ac-tions on the part of a booster or supporter may jeopar-dize the eligibility of student-athletes and/or prospects and the compliance of the university with NCAA or MEAC regulations.

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Extra BenefitsExtra benefits (as defined by the NCAA) – “any special arrange-ment by an institutional employee or representative of athletics interest to provide a student-athlete a benefit not expressly authorized by NCAA legislation. Receipt of such a benefit is not considered an NCAA violation if that same benefit is generally available to the institution’s students or their relatives and/or friends or to a particular segment of the student body deter-mined on a basis unrelated to athletics ability.”

Employment Rules Delaware State University and its Director of Athletics ask that all boosters, prior to employing or arranging for the employ-ment of a prospect or enrolled student-athlete, check first with the DSU Athletics Department. The department is permitted to make arrangements for summer employment for prospects prior to their enrollment as freshmen and to enrolled student-athletes during summer and semester breaks. Accurate record keeping must be maintained regarding employment. Therefore, the Department of Athletics asks for your cooperation. * A booster is prohibited from providing employment transportation for prospects or student-athletes unless such transportation is available to all employees. * A booster is permitted to pay student-athletes em-ployed for work actually performed and at a rate commensurate with the going rate for similar services in the community or business.

WHAT YOU CAN’T DO: * A booster is prohibited from making in-person, on-or off-campus recruiting contacts, or written or tele-phone communication with a prospect or the prospect’s relatives or legal guardians. * A booster is prohibited from contacting any enrolled student-athlete at another institution for the purpose of encouraging transfer to Delaware State University and participation in its athletics program. If a prospect approaches a DSU booster regarding the athlet-ics program, please explain that NCAA rules prohibit such a discussion and suggest to the prospect that he/she contact the head coach of the sport for more infor-mation. * A booster is prohibited from contacting the pros-pect’s coach, principal or counselor for the purpose of obtaining information about the prospect. * A booster is prohibited from picking up film or transcripts from the prospect’s educational institution. * A booster is prohibited from entertaining a pros-pect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect at any site, either on-or off-campus. * In addition, a booster is prohibited from providing tickets at no or reduced cost to any Delaware State home or away athletic or non-athletic event for prospects, their relatives or friends. Only the DSU Department of Intercol-legiate Athletics can provide complimentary admissions to prospects and only for HOME events. * A booster is prohibited from paying or arranging for transportation for a prospect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect to visit campus. While it is permis-sible for a friend or neighbor to transport a high school or community college student who is NOT an athlete to the campus, NCAA regulations prohibit the activity for a prospect.

WHAT YOU CAN DO: * A booster is permitted to send newspaper clippings or any other information regarding a prospect to the respective Delaware State coaching staff. * A booster is permitted to attend high school or community college athletic(s) events. You simply can-not have any contact with prospects or relatives and/or friends. * A booster is permitted to continue established family relationships with friends and neighbors. Contact with sons and daughters of these families is permitted as long as they are not made for recruiting purposes. * A booster is permitted to have a telephone con-versation with a prospect ONLY if the prospect initiates the call. However, the booster is not permitted to have a recruiting conversation with the prospect and an institu-tional staff member cannot prearrange the call.

Associate Athletics Director for Internal AffairsOffice | (302) 857-7047Fax | (302) [email protected]

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sports medicineThe DSU Sports Medicine Department is committed to pro-viding comprehensive, high quality medical services for its student-athletes.

Our goal is to provide for the total health care needs of the student-athlete. On-site medical services include preven-tion, recognition, evaluation and treatment of injuries and illnesses, rehabilitation services, pre-participation exams, psychological counseling, nutritional counseling and drug education and counseling.

The sports medicine team is made up of a team physician, a team orthopedic physician, a team dentist, certified athletic trainers, certified physical therapists, and certified strength and conditioning specialists. We also have relationships with the other members of the surrounding DSU community, which includes counseling and psychiatric services, and ac-cess to other health care professionals.

DSU SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF

Dr. Lisa Barkley Dr. Tony Reed Head Team Physician Team Physician

Dr. Jeff Dassel Dr. Lawrence Piccioni Team Physician Team Orthopedic Surgeon

Denise Jones, RN Sue Collison Team Nurse Medical Office Assistant

MEDICAL STAFF

LORI LEARYDirector of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer Football, Bowling, Cheer, Equestrian, TennisB.S. Northeastern UniversityM.S. West Virginia UniversityM.S. Lasell College [email protected]

nicole hoffMANAssociate Head Athletic Trainer Soccer, Indoor Track & Field, BaseballB.S. University of DelawareM.S. James Madison [email protected]

RYAN SLEYAssociate Athletic Trainer Primary | Women’s Basketball, Outdoor Track & Field Secondary | Volleyball, FootballB.S. Salisbury UniversityM.S. McDaniel [email protected]

CASEY COOPERAssociate Athletic Trainer Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, SoftballB.S. Salisbury UniversityM.S. Shenandoah [email protected]

MATTHEW ASTOLFIGraduate Assistant Trainer Primary | Cross Country, Softball Secondary | Football, Indoor Track & FieldB.S. College at Brockport State | University of New YorkCurrently working on M.S. at the University of Delaware

The Sports Medicine offices are located in Memorial Hall. Phone | (302) 857-7554 Fax | (302) 857-7625

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGMISSION STATEMENTDelaware State University Strength and Conditioning is committed to developing the total student-athlete through their experiences with-in a competitive training environment. This will be accomplished by focusing on reducing the risk of injury and maximizing athletic potential through individual evaluation and program design.

FACILITIESDelaware State University student-athletes benefit from a first-rate strength and conditioning facility. The first phase of the DSU’s $50 million Strength and Conditioning/Wellness Center/Student Union opened during the fall of 2008. A dedication ceremony for the facil-ity was attended by local and state elected officials and many former DSU student-athletes, including NFL standouts, Jamal Jackson and Darnerien McCants.

The strength and conditioning center is a 17,000 feet, state-of-the-art complex with all the amenities of a major college facility. The center is connected to the north end of the Memorial Hall main gymnasium and is solely for the use of Hornet student-athletes. The facility in-cludes a weight room, laundry room, offices for conditioning coaches and locker rooms for men’s and women’s basketball. The addition also includes a two-story entrance and lobby with ticketing area.

Phase II of the project involved the construction of a Wellness Center specifically for the general student population and the general pub-lic. This section is located on the southeast end of Memorial Hall and includes the renovation of an existing auxiliary basketball court and construction of a new basketball court as well as new offices, conces-sion space, men’s and women’s locker rooms and a swimming pool.

TRAINING PRINCIPLES 1. Reduce as many injuries as possible 2. Maximize athletic ability Exercise selection is based on the following criteria: | Ground-based | Multi-joint | Three-dimensional

EQUIPMENTSome of the equipment used in the strength and conditioning center include: 18 Power Lift racks and platforms 18 Power Lift power bars 18 Power Lift lever action benches 18 Uesaka training bars 18 sets of Uesaka bumper plates 18 Power Lift lever action benches 3 sets of 5-100lb Iron Grip dumbells 1 set of 105-150lb Iron Grip dumbells

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memorial hall

Constructed in 1982, Memorial Hall Gymnasium has been home to the DSU men’s and women’s basketball programs as well as the volleyball team for over three decades. The facility was christened by the men’s basketball team on December 7, 1982 with a 96-92 double-overtime victory over U.S. International. Since then, the facility has been a part of many exciting con-tests.


FACILITIES

GAMBLER’S CHOICEEQUESTRIAN

Gambler’s Choice Equestrian Center features an 18-stall barn and a 10-stall barn, with three tack stalls and a wash stall with hot water, on-site laundry room, heated lounge and bathroom. All stalls include sliding doors and have rubber mats. Both indoor and outdoor arenas feature elevated judges’ stands, along with a PA system for events. Gambler’s Choice has a 100’x200’ clear span indoor arena that allows for all-weather riding and a 150’x300’ outdoor sand area. As the home of the DSU Hornets Equestrian team, the facility is equipped for Western and English riding.

The Hornets’ Nest has been the home field of the DSU Softball team since 1993. The field dimensions are 220’ down the lines and 225’ in centerfield. The surface is DiamondTex/Turface. The facility has seating for 300 in addition to a picnic area, press box, bullpens, batting cages, irrigation and lights.

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Home of DSU football, women’s soccer and track & field, Alumni Stadium was constructed in 1980. Renovations took place with the installation of lights in the winter of 2005 and the addition of artificial turf during the spring of 2006. Additionally, the facility is the site of the annual Delaware I & II High School Championship football games.

Home to the DSU baseball team, Soldier Field has hosted games since 1958. The dimensions are 320’ down the lines, 365’ in the leftfield gap, 355’ in the rightfield gap and 380’ in centerfield. Prior to the start of the 2009 season, the leftfield fence was extended to a height of 20’.

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DR. HARRY L. WILLIAMSDr. Harry L. Williams became the 10th

President in the 119-year history of Delaware State University on January 10, 2010, after serving as the institu-tion’s provost and vice president for academic affairs. Shortly after beginning his tenure as president, Dr. Williams convened a Blue Ribbon Commission that crafted a new vision statement and a set of core values to establish DSU as one of America’s most highly respected His-torically Black Colleges and Universi-ties (HBCUs). During the first eight months of his tenure, Dr. Williams held more than 200 meetings with constituencies, including White House officials, Governor Jack Markell, the Delaware Congressional delegation, state legis-lators, alumni groups, community or-ganizations and others. Dr. Williams also took two trips abroad to sign new collaborative agreements with institutions of higher education in China and South Africa. Under Dr. Williams’ leadership as provost, the University established a new general education program, a distance education strategic plan and a Middle States Monitoring Report plan and successfully completed searches that led to the hiring of a new dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, a director of distance learning, a direc-tor of the honors program and an as-sociate vice president for sponsored programs. Prior to his arrival at DSU, Dr. Wil-liams served the University of North Carolina General Administration as interim associate vice president for academic affairs beginning in September 2007. He was elevated in

March 2008 to interim senior associ-ate vice president for academic and student affairs in which he focused on access and outreach for the 17 campuses of the UNC system. Dr. Williams also progressed from an associate director to associate vice chancellor posts in the areas of academic affairs, enrollment and diversity at Appalachian State Univer-sity from 1988 to 2000 and from 2004 to 2007. He served as interim director of admissions for North Carolina A&T University from 2000 to 2004. In addition to his experience within institutions of higher education, from 2002 to 2008 Dr. Williams was a national marketing and recruitment associate consultant with Noel-Levitz, the top national consultation firm for enrollment and management solu-tions in the country. In that capacity, Dr. Williams provided consultation expertise to 14 different institutions of higher education, including Dela-ware State University. Dr. Williams earned a Bachelor of Sci-ence in communication broadcasting and a Master of Arts in educational media, both from Appalachian State University. He earned an Ed.D. in educational leadership and policy analysis from East Tennessee State University. He is married to Dr. Robin S. Wil-liams, and they have two children: Austin, 15, and Gavin, 11.

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THIS IS DSUDSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR TERM EXPIRESMr. Bennie L. Smith Kent August 25, 2012Dr. Calvin T. Wilson, II Kent August 25, 2012Mr. Wesley E. Perkins Sussex September 1, 2016Dr. Matthew Mackie New Castle January 4, 2012Dr. Claibourne D. Smith New Castle February 18, 2016Mr. David G. Turner New Castle January 4, 2012Mr. Leroy A. Tice, Esq. New Castle October 17, 2014Ms. Lois M. Hobbs Sussex January 11, 2017

APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRESDr. A. Richard Barros, Esq. Sussex August 31, 2012Mr. José F. Echeverri, MBA Kent August 31, 2012Mr. John Land, Chair New Castle August 31, 2013Mr. Robert E. Buccini New Castle August 31, 2016Mr. Charles McDowell, Esq. New Castle August 31, 2012Mr. James Stewart New Castle August 31, 2016Mr. Barry M. Granger New Castle August 31, 2014

EX-OFFICIOThe Honorable Jack A. MarkellGovernor of the State of Delaware

Dr. Harry L. WilliamsPresident, Delaware State University

Now in its 120th year, Delaware State University has eagerly moved into the new millennium by embracing today’s new technology, assuming its role as an insti-tution of research and preparing its students for the global market.

Delaware State University’s beginnings date back to 1891, when the 58th General Assembly of the State of Delaware passed “An Act to Establish and Maintain a College for the Education of Colored Students in Agri-culture and the Mechanic Arts” by virtue of the Second Morrill Act of Congress approved Aug. 30, 1890. The University began enrolling students in early 1892 and offered courses of study in agriculture, chemical, classi-cal, engineering and scientific.

The institution has since developed into a 400-acre complex and has undergone two name changes since its inception. The name was changed to Delaware State College in 1947 and Delaware State University in 1993. In addition to its main campus in the state capital of Dover, DSU has satellite campuses in Wilmington and Georgetown.

In the institution’s 119-year history, the institution has had 10 presidents – Wesley P. Webb (1891-1895), Wil-liam C. Jason (1895-1923), Dr. William S. Grossley, (1923-1942), Dr. Howard Gregg (1942-1949), Dr. Oscar Chap-man (1950-1951), Dr. Jerome H. Holland (1953-1960), Dr. Luna I. Mishoe (1960-1987), Dr. William B. DeLauder (1987-2003), Dr. Allen L. Sessoms (2003-2008) and Dr. Harry Lee Williams (2010-present).

During DSU’s history, there have also been two acting presidents. Dr. Maurice E. Thomasson served as acting president twice (1949-1950 and 1951-1953). Dr. Clai-bourne D. Smith was acting president from 2008-2010.

dELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITYCORE VALUES

Community

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THIS IS DSUDSU is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, the University’s education, social work, didactic, nursing, hospitality and tourism programs all have national accreditations. The College of Business is internationally accredited. In 2011, the U.S. News & World Report ranked DSU 17th out of more than 100 HBCUs that were evaluated for academic quality, peer assessment, faculty resources and other areas.

Students at DSU have a choice of 57 undergraduate ma-jors and 25 graduate degrees. Since 2004, DSU has also established five doctoral programs – in Applied Chem-istry, Education Leadership, Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Neuroscience and Optics. Of the 190 faculty members that are spread among 20 academic departments, more than 91% of the faculty holds doctoral degrees while 45 have reached the rank of full professor. The student/professor ratio is a low 19:1.

Over the last six years, research has become a high prior-ity at DSU. Over that time the institution has parlayed successful grant writing efforts into the significant

improvements in its research infrastructure and project opportunities. The university currently has research projects in the disciplines of biotechnology, chemistry, law enforcement, mathematics, natural resources, social work, applied optics, computer sciences and other areas.

In 2009, the University received a $5 million NASA grant to establish a Center for Applied Optics for Space Science on the DSU campus. In 2011, the state of Delaware set aside $10 million to go toward the construction of a new Optics Research Facility.

In addition to its traditional majors, DSU offers unique undergraduate programs in aviation, forensic biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental science, hospitality and tourism management, community health and movement sciences. The most popular undergradu-ate majors are mass communications, criminal justice, sport science, management, psychology, accounting and biology.

Over the last three years, the university has also signifi-cantly increased its reach around the world through a number of international agreements abroad. As of the

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DSU AT A GLANCE

| 56 Undergraduate degree programs, 25 Master’s degree programs and five Doctoral degree programs | Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), as well as by six special-ized academic accrediting agencies | William C. Jason Library includes a collection of 415,622 printed volumes and a total holding of more than 475,033 publications

FAculty Profile | 190 faculty members within | 21 academic departments | 174 faculty members possess a PhD or a terminal degree (Terminal Master’s of Flight Captain) | Student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1

SAtellite Sites | Wilmington, Delaware | Georgetown, Delaware

TotAl Enrollment: 3,819 | 86% Full-Time | 14% Part-Time | 58% Live on campus | 42% Commute | 50% In-State | 50% Out-of-State

Most PopulAr UndergrAduAte MAjors | Management | Nursing | Mass Communications | Psychology | Criminal Justice | Social Work | Sport Sciences/Sports Management | Agriculture | Accounting | Biology

summer of 2006, the University has 31 formal agreements with institutions in countries such as China, Cuba, Egypt, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and oth-ers. The agreements facilitate student/faculty exchanges, research collaborations and joint conferences.

DSU offers 16 intercollegiate athletics programs at the NCAA Division I level. Its football, men’s and women’s bas-ketball, softball teams and women’s equestrian have all achieved post-season national tournament bids over the last seven years, mostly the result of winning their confer-ence tournament championship and regular season titles.

Over the last four years, the University made significant enhancement to campus life with the completion of a $51.5 million student complex that includes a Strength and Conditioning Facility, a Wellness Center, a swimming pool and a three-story Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center.

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DOVERVisitors to Kent County, Delaware are pleasantly surprised by the variety of historical and cultural attractions, beauti-ful farmland and coastal scenery, and curious mix of old traditions and mod-ern high-tech cul-ture. In Kent County, visitors can find Amish buggies on city streets, delicate shorebirds and giant C-5 Galaxy military cargo planes, quiet museums and excit-ing NASCAR races, arts and antiques, Colonial history, slots and harness racing.

Dover, the capital of the First State, invites you to ex-perience life in a small American city – history, tax-free shopping and ambiance, all in a clean safe and friendly environment. You can spend the day shopping or strolling the quaint tree-lined streets to take in the city’s historic architecture, and spend the evenings at the theater or try-ing your luck at a gaming facility.

You can step back in time, literally, by standing on the very corner where in 1787, delegates to Delaware’s Consti-tutional Convention ratified the U.S. Constitution – thus

giving Delaware its “First State” moniker. The area’s collection of small towns as well as the natural beauty of places such as Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, provide hours of fun and adventure for visitors of all ages.

Dover’s central lo-cation in Delaware makes Kent County the perfect place for regional meetings and conventions, and a great overnight desti-nation for tours of the

state. Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley attractions are only one hour’s drive to the north. Delaware’s beach resorts, including Lewes, Bethany, and Rehoboth, are only one hour’s drive to the south. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. are all within a two-hour drive. Kent County puts you right in the middle of the charm and excitement of “America at its Best.”

DOVER AIR FORCE BASEDover Air Force Base is important to the country’s defense, as it represents one-fourth of the nation’s strategic airlift capacity. Approximately 7,000 people are stationed at the DAFB. Dover is home to 36 giant C-5 Galaxy cargo planes, which are used to transport troops and equipment wherever they are needed around the world. The C-5 is the largest airplane in the U.S. military. Each plane is nearly as long as a football field, and could carry six motor coaches in its hold. The base cargo terminal known as the “Superport” is the largest anywhere in the US military, processing more tons of cargo than Kennedy airport in NY. The Air Mobility Command (AMC) Museum on the DAFB has over 24 aircraft on display, and features more multi-engine aircraft than the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC. Vet-eran aircraft on display include a C-47 “Gooney Bird” that dropped paratroopers over Normandy on D-Day.

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DOVER INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAYDover Downs International Speedway hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup/Nationwide Series race weekends each year. Dover has the largest seating capacity (140,000 seats) of any sports facility between New York and the Carolinas. The “Monster Mile” has challenged many professional driv-ers as they compete for the checkered flag. The concrete track with 24 degree banking is the first and only concrete superspeedway in NASCAR history, providing awesome racing action. NASCAR weekends at Dover are typically scheduled for the second weekend in May and the fourth weekend in September. Qualifying takes place on Friday, Nationwide Series drivers race on Saturday, and the Sprint Cup stars race on Sunday. Dover Downs, along with nearby Harrington Raceway, also features top flight harness racing.

ATTRACTIONSBombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is a 16,000-acre ha-ven along the Delaware Bay coast east of Smyrna, with salt marshes, ponds, fields, and forests. Visitors come from all over the world to see the variety of migratory shorebirds and waterfowl that stop to feed at the refuge, an impor-tant feeding stop on the Atlantic Flyway.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITESThe Delaware Bay, just East of Dover, offers some of the best fishing and crabbing in the region. The bay serves as a breeding ground for many aquatic species, including horseshoe crabs. The bay is also a prime oyster ground. The area also features first-rate golf courses, bike trails, scenic paths, boating, state parks, conservation areas, lakes and greenways.

EVENTSThe Old Dover Days Festival has existed in one form or an-other in the capital city since 1933. It is held on The Green and Legislative Mall, two beautiful outdoor parks in the historic downtown district. Traditional elements and new components bring in thousands of visitors each year with attendance reaching 15,000. Old Dover Days is a celebra-tion of the First State’s Capital City and features a parade, maypole dancing, food court, re-enactors, walking tours, free entertainment and much more.

The Amish Bike Tour, African-American Festival, Delmarva Folk Festival, Jazz & Blues Festival, Diamond State BBQ Championship and Wyoming Peach Festival are other events that bring thousands to Central Delaware each year.

ARTS & CULTUREThe Greater Dover is rich in arts and cultural activities. The Schwartz Center for the Arts, of which DSU is a partner, is one of the premier performing arts venues in the state. From live performances, films and special events, to meet-ings and receptions, the Schwartz Center offers something for all tastes.

The Dover Symphony Orchestra is a regional organization founded in 1967 and comprised of professional and ama-teur musicians of all ages.

The Johnson Victrola museum is a tribute to Delaware’s native son, Eldridge Reeves Johnson, who founded the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1901. Exhibits include phonographs, recordings, memorabilia, trademarks, ob-jects, and paintings that highlight Mr. Johnson’s success-ful business enterprises and chronicle the development of the sound-recording industry.

In 2004, under the leadership of Board Chair Dr. Scott D. Miller (President of Wesley College), a strategic alliance was formed to partner the resources of Wesley College, Delaware State University, and The Friends of the Capi-tal Theater, to maximize usage and position the historic treasure as the premiere performing arts center south of Wilmington. In January 2007, the relationship was formal-ized with the three becoming equal partners in the opera-tion, management and programming of the Center.

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Schedule11/12 Wilmington Dover, Del. 6 p.m.11/14 Georgia Tech Duluth, Ga. 7 p.m.11/18 Notre Dame South Bend, Ind. 9 p.m.11/23 Philadelphia Biblical Dover, Del. 7:30 p.m.11/26 Wagner New York, N.Y. 4 p.m.11/29 Eastern Kentucky Dover, Del. 7 p.m.12/3 UMES* Princess Anne, Md. 4 p.m.12/6 Howard* Washington, D.C. 7 p.m.12/10 Delaware Dover, Del. 1 p.m.12/17 Tennessee State Dover, Del. 7 p.m.12/30 Georgia Athens, Ga. 2 p.m.12/31 George Washington Washington, D.C. 3 p.m.1/4 North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. 7 p.m.1/14 UMES* Dover, Del. 7 p.m.1/21 Bethune-Cookman* Dover, Del. 7 p.m.1/23 Florida A&M* Dover, Del. 7:30 p.m.1/28 North Carolina Central* Durham, N.C. 4 p.m.1/30 North Carolina A&T* Greensboro, N.C. 7:30 p.m.2/4 Norfolk State* Dover, Del. 7 p.m.2/6 Hampton* Dover, Del. 7:30 p.m.2/11 Coppin State* Baltimore, Md. 4 p.m.2/13 Morgan State* Baltimore, Md. 7:30 p.m.2/15 Norfolk State* Norfolk, Va. 7 p.m.2/18 ESPN Bracket Buster TBA TBA2/20 Hampton* Hampton, Va. 8 p.m.2/25 Howard* Dover, Del. 7 p.m.2/27 Morgan State* Dover, Del. 7:30 p.m.3/1 South Carolina State* Dover, Del. 7:30 p.m.3/6-11 MEAC Tournament Winston-Salem, N.C. TBA

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