2015-16 Men's Basketball Media Guide

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EXPERIENCE

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During the 2014-15 academic year, Sun Belt member institutions awarded $48,393,375.06 in scholarships to over 3,084 student-athletes.

825 student-athletes earned Commis-sioner’s List (3.5-4.0 GPA) honors for the 2014-15 academic year.

917 student-athletes earned Academic Honor Roll (3.0-3.49 GPA) honors for the 2014-15 academic year.

During the 2013-14 academic year, Sun Belt member institutions gave $2,088,954.35 from the Student As-sistance Fund (SAF) to over 1,779 stu-dent-athletes.

Sun Belt members have on average over 20 tutors for academic support and em-ploy full-time academic advisors.

Sun Belt student-athletes have access to career services counselors assisting with writing resumes and identifying intern-ships and summer jobs, career work-shops, preparation for interviews/mock interviews, and etiquette classes.

In recent years Sun Belt student-ath-letes have participated in foreign tours or tournaments in Costa Rica, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Scotland, Baha-mas, Spain, and Italy.

Sun Belt student-athletes have life expe-riences such as team building, domestic and foreign travel, community service, mentoring, and recognition through hon-ors and awards.

CONFERENCESUN BELT CONFERENCE

1500 Sugar Bowl DriveNew Orleans, Louisiana 70112

www.sunbeltsports.org

CommissionerKarl Benson

Deputy CommissionerKathy Keene, Ph. D.

Senior Associate Commissioner/Chief Financial Officer

Herbert L. Carter, III

Senior Associate Commissioner/Chief Branding & Communications Officer

John McElwain

Senior Associate Commissioner/Corporate Sales & Marketing

John Barranco

Associate Commissioner/Championships & Sports Administration

Dominick Giambrone, Jr. J.D.

Associate Commissioner/Electronic MediaTravis Llewellyn

Assistant Commissioner/ComplianceScott Connors, Esq.

Director of Communications/Digital and Creative Services

Keith Nunez

Director of Communications/Brand Strategy

Randy Lieberman

Assistant Director/Office and EventsCoordinator/Exec. Asst. to Commissioner

Kristen Stuart

Assistant Director/Championships & Corporate Sales

Spencer Dodd

Assistant Director/Championships & Marketing

Kyle Wilborn

Digital Communications AssistantKati Morse

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President: Dr. Denise TrauthPresident, Texas State

Dr. Tim Hudson Chancellor, Arkansas State

Dr. Joel AndersonChancellor, Little Rock

Dr. Nick Bruno

President, UL Monroe

The Sun Belt Conference Experience ........................................................................... 4-6

Commissioner Karl Benson .............................................................................................7

Sun Belt Conference Staff ................................................................................................8

2015-16 Men’s Basketball Composite Schedule ........................................................ 9-13

Appalachian State Mountaineers ............................................................................. 14-17

Little Rock Trojans .................................................................................................... 18-21

Arkansas State Red Wolves ...................................................................................... 22-25

Georgia Southern Eagles .......................................................................................... 26-29

Georgia State Panthers ............................................................................................. 30-33

UL Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns ...................................................................................... 34-37

UL Monroe Warhawks ............................................................................................... 38-41

New Mexico State Aggies .......................................................................................... 42-45

South Alabama Jaguars ........................................................................................... 46-49

Texas State Bobcats .................................................................................................. 50-53

Troy Trojans ............................................................................................................... 54-57

2014-15 Statistical Leaders ...................................................................................... 58-66

Sun Belt Conference Record Book ........................................................................... 67-84

Career Top 25 .............................................................................................................67

Team Records ...................................................................................................... 68-69

Individual Records ............................................................................................... 70-71

All-Time Standings .............................................................................................. 73-75

Yearly Leaders ...................................................................................................... 76-79

Sun Belt in the Polls ............................................................................................ 80-81

Sun Belt in the Postseason .................................................................................. 82-84

Honors and Awards................................................................................................... 85-91

All-Time Conference Honors .....................................................................................85

All-Conference Teams ......................................................................................... 86-88

Weekly Honors ..................................................................................................... 89-90

National Honors .........................................................................................................91

Sun Belt Conference Championship History

Tournament Results ............................................................................................ 92-94

All-Tournament Teams ..............................................................................................95

Tournament Records ........................................................................................... 96-97

2016 Men’s Basketball Championship Bracket ..............................................................99

Editor: Randy Lieberman, Sun Belt Conference

Editorial Assistance: Ben Winterrowd, Appalachian State; Mark Taylor, Arkansas

State; Marc Gignac, Georgia Southern; Mike Holmes, Georgia State; Patrick Newton,

Little Rock; Matt Sullivan, UL Lafayette; Robbie Kleinmuntz, UL Monroe; Matt Horne,

South Alabama; Art Garcia, UT Arlington; Rick Poulter, Texas State; Kylie Murphy, Troy.

Photography: Sun Belt Conference and member institution files.

TABLE OF CONTENTS


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Is the Sun Belt Conference a modern-day fixture among the deci-sion-makers in the ever-changing world of college athletics? Or is the league a long-time innovator, responsible for advance-ments in many sports that we now take for granted? Is the Sun Belt home of an alumni base that includes national and international leaders in the areas of government, business and entertainment as well as athletics? Or is the conference one that has established itself as a national contender in a variety of sports, and one that continues to evolve in ways that directly benefit its institutions and more importantly its student-athletes? The answer is yes, yes, yes and yes. The Sun Belt Conference’s “Together We Rise” motto isn’t just hy-perbole. It’s proven fact on many different levels, not the least be-ing its place in the hierarchy of collegiate athletics. As the league prepares to celebrate four decades since its founding in 1976, the Sun Belt occupies a “seat at the table” as a permanent part of the NCAA’s 24-member Board of Directors. That alone insures that the conference has a voice in determining the future as college sports continues to change and evolve. Changing and evolving have been hallmarks of the league since its existence. College basketball might be a shadow of its current self had the Sun Belt not led the way in the establishment of the shot clock. The conference also wrote history at the start of the century when it inaugurated football as a league sport – becoming the first

already-existing Division I conference to take such action. The Sun Belt was originally founded to give home to some of the nation’s premier mid-major basketball teams, and the league’s history is dotted with success in many different men’s and wom-en’s sports through its history. But when the desire for a higher national profile and the desire of its membership brought about football sponsorship in 2001, the conference was figuratively reborn, and now stands as one of the 10 premier college football leagues in the country. And, with the recent debut of the College Football Playoff, the Sun Belt is guaranteed universal access based strictly on perfor-mance. A worthy football team in the Sun Belt can be in the na-tional championship picture, and the league is a permanent part of the “Group of Five” conferences (joining the American Athletic Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Mid-American Conference and Conference USA) that will send its highest-rated champion to a premier Jan. 1 bowl game. In only 15 years of football, the Sun Belt has earned ties to no fewer than seven bowl games. In addition to the potential of the College Football Playoff, the league has guaranteed spots in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the GoDaddy Bowl, the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl and the new Cure Bowl for bowl-eligible teams each and every season. Beginning in 2016, the Sun Belt will also be part of a conference rotation that will send teams to the Popeyes Bahamas Bowl and the Miami Beach Bowl.


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Georgia State won the Sun Belt Men’s Basketball Championship, played annually at Lakefront Arena in New Orleans (below). The Panthers went on to win a last-second thriller against Baylor in the NCAA Tournament when RJ Hunter (above) drained a deep three pointer. Hunter went on to be selected by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the NBA Draft.

No football conference in history has ever boasted as many bowl relationships in its first two decades of existence, but such break-throughs have been the rule rather than the exception for a league that continues to exceed expectations. Just in the last three seasons, league members have recorded 52 non-conference wins including a record 21 victories outside the league in 2013. The Sun Belt also has a winning record over its fellow “Group of Five” con-ferences over the past two seasons, and has claimed three bowl victories in those two years. Gridiron success has grown in the league for several years, but success can also happen overnight. New league member Georgia Southern claimed the Sun Belt football title in its first year in the conference last fall. Appalachian State, another league newbie, rattled off six consecutive wins to close the 2014 football season and finish with a winning 7-5 record. Texas State has finished its two football seasons in the conference as a bowl eligible team, going 6-6 in its inaugural Sun Belt campaign and then 7-5 this past season. Football, though, is by no means the only hallmark of success for the league. Just this past season, Georgia State knocked off third-seeded Baylor in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament and Little Rock defeated sixth-seeded Texas A&M in the women’s

NCAA tournament . With the league’s postseason tournaments headed back to the conference’s home city, the “Big Easy” of New Orleans, and a plethora of standouts returning for this season, the league is poised for another successful hoops season. Baseball and softball continue to put the league in the national spotlight during the spring season, with deep runs into postsea-son play and high visibility in the national polls becoming a tra-dition. UL Lafayette’s baseball team was the nation’s No. 1 team in the final third of the 2014 season and has reached the NCAA Super Regional round each of the past two years, while the UL


Lafayette softball team has advanced to the Super Regional three straight years including a trip to the 2014 College World Series. Many league sports have made statements on the national level, and that is a tribute to the university and athletic administrators that serve both the league institutions and the student-athletes at each school. That this level of success comes at a time of sweeping change in collegiate athletics adds even more to these accomplishments. With those changes, opportunities for student-athletes to succeed both on and off the field have never been greater, and the Sun Belt is well positioned in the areas of scholarship, student welfare and academic success. During the 2014-15 academic year alone, Sun Belt member institutions awarded nearly $50 million in scholar-ship funds to over 3,084 student-athletes while also contributing over $2 million from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF) to over 1,779 student-athletes. The league and its institutions rewrite the Sun Belt’s record book each year in grade-point averages and academic honors, and member schools’ success in the NCAA’s APR rankings provide even more proof of the league’s academic commitment. In 2015, the conference doubled the number of teams that received NCAA Public Recognition Awards, given to teams that post APR scores in the top 10 percent of their sport, as 14 teams were among the national honorees compared to seven in 2014. “We have never been as strong as we are now academically and financially, and I believe we are getting stronger all the time athletically,” said former Sun Belt Conference president and Troy University chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. recently. “I truly believe the best is yet to come.”

The strength of any league lies in its membership, with the Sun Belt’s 11-school football membership including Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Idaho, UL Lafayette, UL Monroe, New Mexico State, South Alabama, Texas State and Troy. Little Rock and UT Arlington compete in all sports as non-football members while Idaho and New Mexico State are football-only members. Those members give the Sun Belt a mix of the “old” and the “new”, with many long-time Sun Belt institu-tions continuing to have success and a solid corps of conference newcomers ready to make their marks on the league and national levels. The varied campuses and locations reflect another league strength – its diversity. The mix of regions and regional cultures provide a rare opportunity for the league’s student-athletes to experience many environments. But those same student-athletes can also experience that without leaving their own campuses. For every All-Pro linebacker DeMacus Ware (Troy) and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Charles Tillman (UL Lafayette), and for every World Series MVP David Freese (South Alabama) coming from Sun Belt campuses, there are also U.S. presidents (Lyndon Johnson, Texas State), business icons (Chick-fil-a president Dan-iel Cathy, Georgia Southern), nationally-known entertainers (Tim McGraw, UL Monroe, and Ludacris, Georgia State), and there is royalty (Miss America Debbye Turner, Arkansas State).

These proud alumni, as well as the thousands of student-athletes and staff members at all of its institutions, are proof that the Sun Belt Conference continues to gain stature and provide the prom-ise of future success with every sunrise. “Together We Rise” has never been more appropriate.

In just its first season of Sun Belt play, Georgia Southern went undefeated in the league and won the conference championship.


Since being named the fifth commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference on February 16, 2012, Karl Benson has helped reinvigorate the Sun Belt with his optimism, energy and enthusiasm. His vigor and forward thinking have often been called upon during his tenure – perhaps best exemplified when he hit the ground running in the spring of 2012. Benson quickly set the tone for the future of the Sun Belt Conference by adding Geor-gia State, UT Arlington and Texas State to the league after only being in his post for several weeks. In May of 2012 Benson had begun to further shape the Sun Belt Conference by promot-ing the league’s rebranding efforts. Sure enough only a year later, the Sun Belt had unveiled a new logo and new mantra - “Together We Rise” - that is in line with the optimistic attitude that Benson has become so well-known for. Further solidifying the place of the Sun Belt Conference, Benson helped lead the league to the additions of Appalachian State and Georgia Southern as all-sports members and Idaho and New Mexico State as football playing members. All four announcements took place throughout the course of the day on March 27, 2013. In addition to strengthening the league through membership addi-tions and rebranding efforts, Benson has been able to secure new homes for Sun Belt teams in the football postseason. With the 2014-15 year marking the debut of the College Football Playoff (CFP) the Sun Belt continues to find itself among the 10 pre-mier college football conferences and the new system is guaranteed universal access based on performance – there are no automatic qualifiers for the playoff system. Additionally, the CFP will mean that a spot among the premier bowl games of college football will be guaranteed to the highest-ranked champion from the other “Group of Five” conferences: the Sun Belt Conference, American Athletic Conference, Mountain West Conference, Mid-American Conference and Conference USA. With the College Football Playoff included with the league’s other bowl arrangements, the Sun Belt Conference is tied to seven total bowl games. The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the GoDaddy Bowl, the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl, the Cure Bowl (debuting in 2015) all guarantee a home for a bowl eligible Sun Belt Conference team each year. And beginning with the 2016 season, the Sun Belt is also part of a rotation of conferences that will send a team to the Bahamas Bowl and the Miami Beach Bowl. Benson came to the Sun Belt after serving as the commissioner of the Western Athletic Conference since 1994. During his time at the WAC, Benson developed numerous multi-year agreements with postseason football games, including the Holiday Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Copper Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl, Silicon Valley Foot-ball Classic, GMAC Bowl, New Mexico Bowl, the Humanitarian Bowl, Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, Poinsettia Bowl and Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. Under Benson’s leadership, the WAC achieved noted success by sending multiple teams to Bowl Championship Series (BCS) games as well as having sent a total of 38 teams to bowl games since 2001.

Benson served on the NCAA Management Council from 1999-2002 and a five-year term on the NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee from 2002-06. Prior to his time at the WAC, Benson served as the commissioner of the Mid-American Conference for four years. There, he implemented several innovative projects and was instrumental in the formation of the Las Vegas Bowl. Prior to taking the reins of the MAC, Benson served on the NCAA staff for more than four years where he was the director of NCAA champi-onships when selected as MAC commissioner. Benson joined the NCAA staff in January 1986, as a compliance rep-resentative and was appointed assistant director of championships in June 1987. He was promoted to director of championships in 1988. In that position, Benson actively supervised eight assistant directors in their administration of 68 NCAA championships. A native of the state of Washington, Benson graduated from high school in Pullman in 1970, attended Spokane Falls Community Col-lege and then received a bachelor of science degree in physical ed-ucation from Boise State University in 1975. He has also completed course work toward his master’s degree in athletics administration at the University of Utah. Benson played baseball at both Spokane Falls Community College and Boise State University before serving as the baseball coach at Fort Steilacoom Community College in Tacoma, Wash., for eight years and as the director of athletics at Fort Steilacoom from 1979-84. From 1984-86, he was an assistant baseball coach and an admin-istrative assistant in the athletics department at Utah. He received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Boise State in April of 2006. Benson is also a member of the Spokane Falls and Fort Steilacoom Halls of Fame. Benson was born on December 1, 1951 and has one daughter, Jessi-ca, 23, a graduate of the University of Southern California and current Sports Anchor/Reporter for KNDU-TV - a NBC affiliate television station based in Southeastern Washington.

Commissioner Karl Benson CONFERENCE


Karl BensonCommissioner

Kathy KeeneDeputy Commissioner

John BarrancoSenior Associate Commissioner

Bert CarterSenior Associate Commissioner

John McElwainSenior Associate Commissioner

Dominick GiambroneAssociate Commissioner

Travis LlewellynAssociate Commissioner

Scott ConnorsAssistant Commissioner

Keith NunezDirector of Communications

Randy LiebermanDirector of Communications

Spencer DoddAssistant Director

Kati MorseDigital Communications Assistant

Kyle WilbornAssistant Director

Kristen StuartAssistant Director

Sun Belt Conference Staff


DATE/GAME LOCATION TIME TVFriday, November 13McMurry at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 1:00 PM CT Middle Georgia State at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3 Webber International at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT Louisiana College at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:00 PM CT Auburn-Montgomery at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT Troy at South Florida Tampa, Fla. 7:30 PM CT Arkansas State at SIU Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 8:00 PM CT

Saturday, November 14Jacksonville at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 1:00 PM CT Central Baptist College at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 3:00 PM CT Fordham at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:30 PM CT

Sunday, November 15UL Monroe at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 2:00 PM CT Big Ten Network (1) Reinhardt at Troy Troy, Ala. 2:00 PM CT (2) South Alabama at North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. 5:00 PM CT ESPNU

Monday, November 16UL Lafayette at Miami Coral Gables, Fla. 6:00 PM CT RSN/Fox Sports Florida Georgia Southern at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 7:00 PM CT SEC Network+ UT Tyler at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:00 PM CT Lyon College at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT

Tuesday, November 17Furman at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3 (3) UT Arlington at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 6:30 PM CT

Wednesday, November 18Centenary at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 5:15 PM CT (4) Arkansas State at Savannah State Savannah, Ga. 6:00 PM CT

Thursday, November 19Emmanuel College at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3 UL Monroe at Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 6:30 PM CT UAB at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:00 PM CT (2) South Alabama at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 8:00 PM CT SEC Network

Friday, November 20Appalachian State at Hampton Hampton, Va. 5:00 PM CT (3) UT Arlington at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 6:00 PM CT ESPN3UL Lafayette at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7:00 PM CT SEC Digital+ Georgia Southern at Auburn Auburn, Ala. TBA

Saturday, November 21Texas State at UTEP El Paso, Texas 8:30 PM CT (5) Little Rock at San Diego State San Diego, Calif. 9:00 PM CT Fox Sports San Diego

Sunday, November 22(4) Jackson State at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 2:35 PM CT Appalachian State at Tulane New Orleans, La. 3:30 PM CT

Monday, November 23(2) South Alabama at Belmont Kennesaw, Ga. 3:00 PM CT (1) Troy at Samford Denton, Texas 5:00 PM CT (3) UT Arlington at Memphis Memphis, Tenn. 7:30 PM CT ESPNEWS

Tuesday, November 24(2) South Alabama at Kennesaw State/IUPUI Kennesaw, Ga. 2/4:30 PM (1) Troy at Idaho Denton, Texas 5:00 PM CT

DATE/GAME LOCATION TIME TVWednesday, November 25Georgia State at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 4:00 PM CT SEC Network (1) Troy at North Texas Denton, Texas 4:30 PM CT (4) Arkansas State at Oregon Eugene, Ore. 6:00 PM CT PAC 12 Networks(6) Georgia Southern at The Citadel Spartanburg, S.C. 6:00 PM CT Loyola at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:00 PM CT (3) Grambling State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Thursday, November 26(5) Little Rock at East Carolina Las Vegas, Nev. 1:00 PM CT (7) Appalachian State at Liberty Nashville, Tenn. 2:00 PM CT American Sports Network

DATE/GAME LOCATION TIME TVFriday, November 27

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(4) Arkansas State at Baylor Waco, Texas 12:00 PM CT Fox Sports Southwest(7) Appalachian State at Mercer Nashville, Tenn. 4:00 PM CT (6) Georgia Southern at USC Upstate Spartanburg, S.C. 4:00 PM CT IUPUI at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3

Saturday, November 28Little Rock at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 3:00 PM CT ESPN3 South Alabama at Denver Denver, Colo. 3:00 PM CT Texas State at McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 3:00 PM CT Root TV UL Monroe at Houston Houston, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Sunday, November 29(7) Appalachian State at Stephen F. Austin Nashville, Tenn. 3:30 PM CT American Sports NetworkUT Arlington at Rice Houston, Texas 5:00 PM CT

Monday, November 30(6) Bob Jones at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:00 PM CT Chattanooga at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT Spring Hill at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT

Tuesday, December 1Central Arkansas at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:00 PM CT UT Arlington at Texas Austin, Texas 7:00 PM CT Longhorn Network Southern Miss at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT Arkansas State at Missouri Columbia, Mo. 8:00 PM CT SEC Network Georgia State at UAB Birmingham, Ala. 8:00 PM CT American Sports Network

Wednesday, December 2Georgia Southern at Savannah State Savannah, Ga. 7:00 PM CT UTSA at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Thursday, December 3UL Lafayette at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT North Texas at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Friday, December 4Georgia State at Wright State Dayton, Ohio 6:30 PM CT North Dakota State at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT

Saturday, December 5Austin Peay at Troy Troy, Ala. 12:00 PM CT South Alabama at Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 5:00 PM CT Little Rock at Idaho Moscow, Idaho 7:00 PM CT Texas State at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7:00 PM CT UT Arlington at UTEP El Paso, Texas 8:05 PM CT

Sunday, December 6Appalachian State at Hofstra New York, N.Y. TBA

Tuesday, December 8Bradley at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Wednesday, December 9McNeese State at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:00 PM CT

Thursday, December 10(8) UL Monroe at Kent State Kent, Ohio 6:00 PM CT Troy at Seton Hall Newark, N.J. 7:00 PM CT

Saturday, December 12Old Dominion at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:00 PM CT ESPN3 UL Lafayette at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 12:00 PM CT American Sports Network (8) UL Monroe at Penn State State College, Pa. 2:00 PM CT Arkansas Monticello at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM CT Little Rock at DePaul Chicago, Ill. 9:00 PM CT Fox Sports 1

Sunday, December 13UT Rio Grande Valley at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 2:00 PM CT UL Monroe at West Virginia Morgantown, W.V. TBA

Monday, December 14Southern Miss at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT

Tuesday, December 15Appalachian State at Texas Austin, Texas 7:00 PM Georgia Southern at Duke Durham, N.C. 6:00 PM CT ESPN2 UL Lafayette at UCLA Los Angeles, Calif. 8:00 PM CT PAC-12 Network

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Wednesday, December 16Little Rock at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 7:00 PM CT Texas State at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas TBA

Thursday, December 17Troy at Paine College Dothan, Ala. 7:00 PM CT

Friday, December 18Arkansas State at UT Martin Martin, Tenn. 6:00 PM CT Central Baptist at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT Samford at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:00 PM CT Texas State at Washington State Pullman, Wash. 8:00 PM CT PAC-12 Network UL Lafayette at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 9:00 PM CT TheW.TV

Saturday, December 19Charlotte at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 1:00 PM CT Winthrop at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 3:00 PM CT Georgia State at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. 4:00 PM CT American Sports Network

Sunday, December 20Northern Arizona at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 1:00 PM CT

Monday, December 21Appalachian State at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 6:00 PM CT ESPN2 New Orleans at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:00 PM CT Sul Ross State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:00 PM CT Howard Payne at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:00 PM CT

Tuesday, December 22Little Rock at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 2:00 PM CT Fox Sports Southwest Troy at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3:00 PM CT (8) UL Monroe at Canisius Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 PM CT Stetson at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:00 PM CT Middle Tennessee at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3 Central Arkansas at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT Rice at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT

Wednesday, December 23(8) UL Monroe at Nicholls State/Hampton Las Vegas, Nev. TBA

Wednesday, December 30Little Rock at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT Georgia State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT Georgia Southern at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PM CT Arkansas State at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT

Thursday, December 31Appalachian State at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 2:00 PM CT

Saturday, January 2Arkansas State at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PM CT Little Rock at Troy Troy, Ala. 4:15 PM CT Georgia State at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PM CT Appalachian State at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT Georgia Southern at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT

Thursday, January 7UT Arlington at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 South Alabama at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT Troy at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Lafayette at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT

Saturday, January 9South Alabama at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM CT ESPN3 Texas State at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM CT ESPN3 Troy at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 4:00 PM CT UL Monroe at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM CT UL Lafayette at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT

Thursday, January 14UL Lafayette at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Monroe at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 Texas State at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT Appalachian State at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT UT Arlington at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT

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Saturday, January 16UL Lafayette at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Monroe at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 4:00 PM CT ESPN3 UT Arlington at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PM CT Texas State at Troy Troy, Ala. 4:15 PM CT Appalachian State at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT ESPN3

Monday, January 18Little Rock at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM CT ESPN3

Tuesday, January 19Georgia Southern at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3

Thursday, January 21Georgia State at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 Troy at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT Arkansas State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT South Alabama at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT Little Rock at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PM CT

Saturday, January 23Georgia Southern at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM CT ESPN3 South Alabama at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 4:00 PM CT Arkansas State at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PM CT Troy at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 6:15 PM CT ESPN3 Little Rock at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT

Tuesday, January 26South Alabama at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT

Thursday, January 28UT Arlington at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT ESPN3 Georgia Southern at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT Texas State at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT Appalachian State at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT Georgia State at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM CT ESPN3

Saturday, January 30Texas State at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 2:00 PM CT Georgia State at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM CT ESPN3 UT Arlington at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 6:15 PM CT Georgia Southern at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT ESPN3 Appalachian State at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT

Tuesday, February 2UL Monroe at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT

Thursday, February 4UL Lafayette at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 UT Arlington at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT Texas State at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 Troy at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT South Alabama at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM CT ESPN3

Saturday, February 6UT Arlington at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Monroe at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM CT ESPN3 Texas State at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:00 PM CT South Alabama at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM CT Troy at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT ESPN3

Tuesday, February 9UT Arlington at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 8:00 PM CT ESPN2

Thursday, February 11Little Rock at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT Georgia State at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT Arkansas State at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT Appalachian State at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PM CT Georgia Southern at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT

Saturday, February 13Arkansas State at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 4:00 PM CT Georgia Southern at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PM CT ESPN3 Little Rock at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 4:15 PM CT Georgia State at Troy Troy, Ala. 4:15 PM CT Appalachian State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT

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CONFERENCETuesday, February 16Troy at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT

Thursday, February 18South Alabama at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 Little Rock at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Lafayette at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT UL Monroe at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PM CT

Saturday, February 20Arkansas State at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM CT ESPN3 Troy at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Lafayette at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PM CT UL Monroe at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT ESPN3

Tuesday, February 23Georgia State at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN2

Thursday, February 25Appalachian State at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Monroe at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PM CT UT Arlington at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT UL Lafayette at Troy Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM CT Texas State at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM CT ESPN3

Saturday, February 27Appalachian State at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM CT ESPN3 UL Lafayette at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PM CT UL Monroe at Troy Troy, Ala. 4:15 PM CT Texas State at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM CT UT Arlington at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM CT ESPN3

Tuesday, March 1Arkansas State at Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PM CT Texas State at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT

Thursday, March 3Little Rock at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM CT ESPN3 Georgia Southern at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 7:00 PM CT Georgia State at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT South Alabama at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT Troy at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PM CT

Saturday, March 5Arkansas State at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM CT ESPN3 Georgia State at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 4:00 PM CT ESPN3 South Alabama at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PM CT Georgia Southern at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM CT Troy at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM CT

Thursday, March 10(9) Game 1: No. 5 Seed vs. No. 8 Seed New Orleans, La. 5:00 PM CT ESPN3(9) Game 2: No. 6 Seed vs. No. 7 Seed New Orleans, La. 7:30 PM CT ESPN3

Friday, March 11(9) Game 3: Winner Game 1 vs. No. 4 Seed New Orleans, La. 5:00 PM CT ESPN3(9) Game 4: Winner Game 2 vs. No. 3 Seed New Orleans, La. 7:30 PM CT ESPN3

Saturday, March 12(9) Game 5: Winner Game 3 vs. No. 1 Seed New Orleans, La. 1:00 PM CT ESPN3(9) Game 6: Winner Game 4 vs. No. 2 Seed New Orleans, La. 3:30 PM CT ESPN3

Sunday, March 13(9) Game 7: Championship Game New Orleans, La. 12:00 PM CT ESPN2

Tournament Key (Chronological order by first game)(1) - Mean Green Showcase (Campus Sites/Denton, Texas)(2) - FanDuel Legends Classic (Campus Sites/Kennesaw, Ga.)(3) - Hoophall Miami Invitational (Campus Sites)(4) - Global Sports Shootout (Campus Sites)(5) - Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational (Campus Sites/Las Vegas, Nev.)(6) - Upstate Challenge (Spartanburg, S.C./Statesboro, Ga.)(7) - 2015 Challenge in Music City (Nashville, Tenn.)(8) - Las Vegas Classic (Campus Sites/Las Vegas, Nev.)(9) - 2015 Sun Belt Conference Men’s Basketball Championship (New Orleans, La.)


MOUNTAINEERS

Appalachian State University is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Boone, N.C. At an elevation of 3,333 feet, Boone began as a frontier outpost named after pioneer Daniel Boone, who first explored the area in the 1760s. Boone now attracts those seeking a breathtaking location, adventure and a quality education. Appalachian is a member of the 16-campus University of North Carolina system and offers a challenging learning experience. The university combines a small-town atmosphere with a strong academic reputation. Appalachian’s academics are supported by an accomplished faculty, close, personal interaction between students and faculty, and intimate class sizes that average 25 students. Originally founded as a teachers college, Appalachian now cultivates leaders in business, science, the arts, communication, music, nursing, education and other careers. Innova-tion and creativity are hallmarks of Appalachian graduates, many of whom are leaders in communities in North Carolina and around the world. Appalachian also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and service to communities, both locally and globally. Today, Appalachian is a leader in the fields of energy-focused green technology and the health sciences. Consistently ranked among U.S. News and World Report’s best public universities in the Southeast, Appalachian is also noted as a “best value” by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine and other publications.

Notable Alumni: Eric Church, Nashville recording artist; Dexter Coakley, former NFL Pro Bowler; Stephen J. Dubner, journalist/author; Armanti Edwards, two-time Walter Payton Award Winner (NCAA Division I FCS Player of the Year) winner; Charles Frazier, novel-ist; Alvin Gentry, former NBA head coach; Melissa Morrison-Howard, two-time Olympic bronze medalist (100m hurdles); Mary Ellen Snodgrass, author; J. Bradley Wilson, former Chairperson, University of North Carolina Board of Governors and current President and CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina.

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Sheri N. EvertsPresident

Dr. Alan HauserFaculty Representative

Doug Gillin Athletics Director

Debbie RichardsonSWA

QUICK FACTSLocation................................................Boone, North CarolinaFounded ............................................................................1899Enrollment .....................................................................17,931Nickname ...........................................................MountaineersColors .................................................................. Black & GoldAthletics Website ............................ www.appstatesports.comBasketball Arena .............................................Holmes CenterCapacity ............................................................................8,325Chancellor .................................................. Dr. Sheri N. EvertsDirector of Athletics ............................................... Doug GillinPress Row Phone ............................................. (828) 262-7060Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (828) 262-2079Athletics Website .....................................appstatesports.com

First Season ......................................................................1919Overall Record (Seasons) .............................. 1,197-1,062 (96)Conference Championships ..................................................17SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances ....................... 2 (1979, 2000)NIT Appearances..........................................................1 (2007)CollegeInsider.com Tournament Appearances ...........1 (2010)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 12-172014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ....................................9-11 (6th)Lettermen Returning ............................................................10Lettermen Lost .......................................................................5Starters Returning ..................................................................4Starters Lost ...........................................................................1 Media Contact ................................................ Ben Winterrowd Office Phone: ................................................ (828) 262-7162 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (828) 964-6409 E-mail: .................................... [email protected]

Facebook: ............................. /AppalachianStateMountaineersTwitter: .......................................................... @appstatesports

ADMINISTRATION


MOUNTAINEERSJim Fox was named the 21st head coach in Appalachian State University men’s basketball history on April 8, 2014. Fox’s first season at Appalachian was one of rebuilding and progress. Despite inheriting a team that won just nine games the year before his arrival, he was able to turn the program in the right direction in just one season. Despite being picked to finish last in the 11-team Sun Belt Conference, App finished sixth in the league in its inaugural Sun Belt campaign. In addition, the Mountaineers scored an upset over Georgia State, which would go on to win the conference and advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament, and pulled off a last-second win at Virginia Tech for their first win against a high-major opponent since 2007. Appalachian also earned a regular-season win over Hampton, which advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, and nearly pulled off the upset of an Alabama squad

that made an NIT appearance at the end of the year. Along the way, Fox saw junior guard Frank Eaves solidify himself as one of the top players in the conference as he earned second-team all-Sun Belt honors and was named Sun Belt Player of the Week two times while finishing fifth in the league in scoring (16.6 ppg). Fox came to Appalachian State from Davidson, where he coached for the 13 sea-sons, including the last two as associate head coach.

2015-16 SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 14 JACKSONVILLE BOONE, N.C. 1:00 PMNOV. 17 FURMAN BOONE, N.C. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)Nov. 20 at Hampton Hampton, Va. 5:00 PMNov. 22 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 3:30 PMNov. 26 (1) at Liberty Nashville, Tenn. 2:00 PM (ASN)Nov. 27 (1) at Mercer Nashville, Tenn. 4:00 PMNov. 29 (1) at Stephen F. Austin Nashville, Tenn. 3:30 PM (ASN)Dec. 6 at Hofstra New York, N.Y. TBADec. 15 at Texas Austin, Texas 7:00 PMDEC. 19 CHARLOTTE BOONE, N.C. 1:00 PMDec. 21 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 6:00 PM (ESPN2)Dec. 31 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 2:00 PMJan. 2 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PMJAN. 7 UT ARLINGTON* BOONE, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 9 TEXAS STATE* BOONE, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 14 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMJan. 16 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 21 GEORGIA STATE* BOONE, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* BOONE, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 28 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PMJan. 30 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PMFEB. 4 UL LAFAYETTE* BOONE, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 6 UL MONROE* BOONE, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 11 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PMFeb. 13 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMFEB. 18 SOUTH ALABAMA* BOONE, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 20 TROY* BOONE, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 25 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PMFeb. 27 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)MAR. 3 LITTLE ROCK* BOONE, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)MAR. 5 ARKANSAS STATE* BOONE, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)

(1) - 2015 Challenge in Music City (Nashville, Tenn.)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Jim Fox

ROSTER

2014-15 RESULTS (12-17, 9-11 Sun Belt)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER15 Ohio 47 - 73(L)19 Furman 65 - 84(L)22 Virginia Tech 65 - 63(W)24 HAMPTON 82 - 74(W)DECEMBER4 Jacksonville 67 - 56(W)7 HOFSTRA 51 - 68(L)15 Georgia Tech 57 - 70(L)18 Charlotte 65 - 75(L)21 Alabama 59 - 60(L)JANUARY3 Arkansas State * 74 - 73(W)5 UL LAFAYETTE * 64 - 80(L)8 South Alabama * 95 - 104(L)10 LITTLE ROCK* 46 - 64(L)15 ARKANSAS STATE * 50 - 59(L)17 GEORGIA STATE * 74 - 69(W)19 Troy * 69 - 64(W)22 SOUTH ALABAMA * 64 - 53(W)24 Texas State * 64 - 58(W)29 Georgia Southern * 46 - 83(L)FEBRUARY5 UL Lafayette * 66 - 81(L)7 TROY * 65 - 62(W)12 Little Rock * 74 - 79(L)14 UL Monroe * 58 - 69(L)19 UT Arlington * 68 - 81(L)21 Georgia State * 43 - 87(L)26 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * 58 - 77(L)28 UL MONROE * 66 - 43(W)MARCH5 TEXAS STATE * 67 - 64(W)7 UT ARLINGTON * 72 - 60(W)

Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)25 Babic, Jake G 6-5 187 So. Oakville, Ontario (The Kiski School)10 Burgess, Chris G 5-8 180 Sr. Lakeland, Fla. (George Jenkins)3 Clarke, Dustin G 6-3 178 Sr. Newland, N.C. (Hartford) (Avery County)21 Eaves, Frank G 6-2 183 Sr. Greensboro, N.C. (Page)23 Ford, Trey G 6-0 175 Fr. Mooresville, N.C. (Lake Norman)1 Goesling, Landon G 6-2 175 So. Irving, Texas (Coppell)12 Hinton, Craig F 6-7 200 Jr. Winston-Salem, N.C. (VMI) (East Forsyth)20 Hodson, Dylan G 6-3 181 So. Roanoke, Va. (Hargrave Military Academy)14 Holley, Bennett F 6-8 220 Fr. Roanoke, Va. (North Cross)32 Johnson, Tyrell F 6-8 200 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (Stephenson)13 Kerley, Kevin G 5-11 171 Fr. Loveland, Ohio (Archbishop Moeller)5 Kinney, Griffin F 6-8 237 So. Delaware, Ohio (Fork Union Military Academy)0 Kobani, Mike F 6-8 265 Jr. Bodo City, Nigeria (High Point Christian)34 Lawson, Jacob F 6-8 237 Sr. Reidsville, N.C. (Purdue) (Oak Ridge Military)11 Logan, Emarius G 6-2 187 Fr. Columbia, S.C. (White Knoll)33 Mosser, John G 6-5 210 Jr. Cary, N.C. (Mercer) (Green Hope)22 O’Boyle, Matt G 6-5 193 Jr. Peoria, Ariz. (Pima Community College)4 Obacha, Michael F 6-8 218 Sr. Edo State, Nigeria (High Point Christian)24 Sanders, Jalen G 5-10 160 So. Charlotte, N.C. (SouthLake Christian)2 Shabazz, Ronshad G 6-5 212 Fr. Raleigh, N.C. (Huntington Prep School (W.V.))31 Terrell, Hudson F 6-4 185 Fr. Columbus, Ga. (Brookstone)15 Wilson, Jake C 7-1 230 So. Raleigh, N.C. (Lenoir-Rhyne) (Millbrook)


Chris Burgess

G - 5’8SeniorLakeland, Fla. Communication Studies

2014-15: Was one of three players to start all 29 games ... averaged 9.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game ... dished out a team-high 84 assists and committed just 47 turnovers on the season ... scored in double figures 12 times during the year, including a career-high 24 against Little Rock (Feb. 12) ... poured in 20 points in the win over Hampton (Nov. 24) ... set career-highs in free throws made (10) and free-throw attempts (12) in the victory ... dished out a career-best eight assists in a road win at Troy (Jan. 19) ... sank four or more three-pointers in four different games ... grabbed a career-best six rebounds in the upset of Virginia Tech (Nov. 22) ... also snagged six boards at UL Lafayette (Feb. 5). 2013-14: Saw his minutes increase tremendously as a sophomore ... averaged 25.1 minutes per game and made 26 starts on the year ... averaged 7.1 points, 2.3 assists and 1.5 rebounds per game ... dished out 70 assists while committing just 43 turnovers on the year ... scored in double figures 10 times during the season, including a stretch of five-straight games (Dec. 15 - Jan. 2) ... poured in a career-high 19 points in a loss to Elon (Feb. 1) while going 7-of-10 from the floor ... led the team in free-throw percentage (83.0 percent) ... tied a career-high with four three-point buckets at Duquesne (Jan. 2).

Frank Eaves

G - 6’2SeniorGreensboro, N.C.Management

2014-15: Named as a second team all-Sun Belt selection after leading the team and finishing fifth in the conference in scoring (16.6 ppg) ... was one of three Mountaineers to start all 29 games ... earned Sun Belt Player of the Week honors twice ... in addition to his scoring, averaged 3.9 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game ... scored in double figures 22 times and eclipsed the 20-point mark 11 times ... made the game-winning bucket with 1.0 second remaining in an upset of Virginia Tech (Nov. 22) ... scored 20 points for the first time in a loss to Furman (Nov. 19) ... poured in 25 and made a career-high 12 free throws in a win over Hampton (Nov. 24) ... averaged 21.5 points per game during a seven-game stretch from Jan. 8-22 ... the stretch culminated with a career-high 31 points in a win over Texas State (Jan. 24) ... the scoring outburst helped Appalachian to a four-game winning streak from Jan. 17-24, which included an upset of eventual Sun Belt champion Georgia State (Jan. 17) ... scored 27 points in the win over the Panthers en route to his second Sun Belt Player of the Week award ... pulled down five or more rebounds in 11 different games ... connected on four or more three-point buckets five times, including a career-high eight in the win over Georgia State ... ended the year with four-straight games in double figures, including 28 in a win over UL Monroe (Feb. 28) ... led the team in free-throw percentage (81.3 percent).

MOUNTAINEERS TO WATCH

2014-15 MOUNTAINEERS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 MOUNTAINEERS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Eaves, Frank 29 29 33.1 .382 .350 .813 3.9 1.7 38 0 16.615 Spagnolo, Tommy 29 29 26.9 .507 .353 .730 7.0 1.0 15 13 9.710 Burgess, Chris 29 29 29.8 .389 .388 .778 2.4 2.9 12 0 9.025 Babic, Jake 29 9 22.6 .358 .291 .652 2.5 1.9 8 3 6.103 Clarke, Dustin 29 20 19.7 .325 .274 .720 3.6 1.0 15 2 5.234 Lawson, Jacob 27 0 13.1 .459 .000 .683 2.7 0.2 14 28 4.705 Kinney, Griffin 28 0 15.0 .400 .000 .600 2.7 0.4 4 3 3.502 Hamilton, Tab 4 0 18.0 .250 .222 .250 1.5 1.0 0 1 3.304 Obacha, Michael 25 23 15.8 .490 .000 .634 3.5 0.6 6 2 3.001 Goesling, Landon 29 0 10.3 .329 .207 .633 1.2 0.6 5 0 2.514 Kostic, Milos 21 0 7.0 .318 .222 .750 1.4 0.3 3 1 1.900 Kobani, Mike 21 6 6.0 .452 .000 .421 1.2 0.0 1 2 1.723 Logan Jackson 10 0 5.3 .500 .000 .000 0.3 0.4 0 0 1.024 Sanders, Jalen 7 0 3.6 .375 .333 .000 0.3 0.6 0 0 1.012 Gilbert, Rantavious 17 0 4.7 .333 .000 .000 1.1 0.1 1 6 0.7 Total.......... 29 .398 .316 .709 34.8 11.0 122 61 63.5 Opponents...... 29 .459 .322 .683 34.9 12.6 180 93 70.1

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Eaves, Frank 20 20 33.7 .394 .373 .790 4.2 2.0 28 0 16.915 Spagnolo, Tommy 20 20 26.7 .487 .444 .756 6.7 1.1 10 8 9.210 Burgess, Chris 20 20 30.8 .364 .396 .760 2.2 3.1 7 0 8.825 Babic, Jake 20 9 23.9 .369 .329 .686 2.3 2.0 7 3 6.934 Lawson, Jacob 20 0 12.8 .481 .000 .750 2.7 0.2 8 21 4.903 Clarke, Dustin 20 11 17.9 .250 .219 .667 3.1 1.0 12 2 3.901 Goesling, Landon 20 0 10.8 .404 .300 .655 1.3 0.7 4 0 3.404 Obacha, Michael 20 20 16.8 .467 .000 .615 3.9 0.7 6 1 3.305 Kinney, Griffin 19 0 13.3 .391 .000 .550 2.2 0.4 2 1 3.214 Kostic, Milos 17 0 7.5 .350 .250 .667 1.4 0.4 3 1 2.212 Gilbert, Rantavious 8 0 3.4 .625 .000 .000 1.1 0.1 1 1 1.300 Kobani, Mike 14 0 4.5 .467 .000 .333 1.3 0.1 0 1 1.224 Sanders, Jalen 6 0 3.8 .375 .333 .000 0.3 0.7 0 0 1.223 Jackson, Logan 8 0 5.8 .444 .000 .000 0.4 0.4 0 0 1.0 Total.......... 20 .396 .333 .704 34.7 11.6 88 39 64.2 Opponents...... 20 .466 .334 .710 35.0 12.4 132 62 70.5


EXPERIENCE

MOUNTAINEERS

THE

Appalachian State boasts a 120,000-square-foot ath-letics center, located adjacent to Kidd Brewer Stadium, which serves as the hub for Mountaineer athletics and its 20 varsity programs and provides student-athletes and coaches the opportunity to excel on and off the field. The Appalachian Athletics Center was the center-piece of a $50 million athletics facilities enhancement that began in 2006.

The Appalachian Athletics Center contains a 9,000-sqa-ure-foot athletic training facility (used by all 20 varsity sports), which houses two plunge pools, an underwater treadmill, rehab equipment, and a modality/treatment area. The Athletic Center also holds a 9,000-square-foot strength and conditioning center (used by all 20 varsity sports).

App State employs 13 athletic trainers who work daily with student-athletes, three local orthopedic providers who visit daily for an injury clinic and attend all home contests. The campus also has a first-rate health center for student-ath-letes.

Recently the Mountaineer women’s basketball traveled to Costa Rica for a foreign tour where, the team spent time at Roblealto, a non-profit social service organization

Men’s soccer and track and field standout Stanley Broaden was one of two student-athletes selected to represent the Sun Belt Conference at

the 2015 NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Forum.

In total, $4,573,270.53 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 ac-ademic year were awarded to 348 student-athletes. Of that, $1,915,115 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 85 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone $260,110.97 was given to 113 student-athletes from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF).

Appalachian State student-athletes are reguarly part of community service projects throughout Boone and the surrounding areas.


The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is a metropolitan public research university located in Little Rock, Arkansas. Established as Little Rock Junior College by the Little Rock School District in 1927, the institution became a private four-year university un-der the name Little Rock University in 1957. It returned to public status in 1969 when it merged with the University of Arkansas System under its present name.

Located on 250 acres, the Little Rock campus encompasses more than 56 buildings, including the Center for Nanotechnology Integrative Sciences, the Emerging Analytics Center, and the Sequoyah Research Center, and the Ottenheimer Library. Additionally, UALR houses special learning facilities that include a learning resource center, art gal-leries, KUAR public radio station, University Television, cyber café, speech and hearing clinic, and a campus-wide wireless network.

Little Rock has posted the highest multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the state of Arkansas four of the last five years and based upon the most recent APR data, the LR men’s and women’s basketball teams have the highest multi-year APR of all Di-vision I member institutions in the state of Arkansas. The school has posted the high-est NCAA Graduation Success Rate of all Division I member institutions in the state of Arkansas with its student-athletes posting a combined cumulative GPA of 3.18 through the Spring 2014 semester, with 71 percent earning a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better.

Notable alumni: Julie Adams, Actress; Derek Fisher, Head Coach of New York Knicks (NBA); James Richard Cheek, former U.S. Ambassador; Koby Koomson, Ghana’s Ambassador to the U.S.; Max W. Hooper, Co-founder of Equity Broadcasting; Jerry Maulden, retired CEO of Entergy; Mary Mel French, former White House Chief of Protocol; Mike Ross, U.S. Congressman; Lynda Hull, Poet; Robert Palmer, writer and musician.

Location................................................. Little Rock, ArkansasFounded ............................................................................1927Enrollment .....................................................................11,848Nickname ..................................................................... TrojansColors ............................................................. Maroon & SilverBasketball Arena ..................................Jack Stephens CenterCapacity ............................................................................5,600President ................................................. Dr. Joel E. AndersonDirector of Athletics ........................................ Chasse ConquePress Row Phone ............................................. (501) 683-7004Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (501) 565-8257Athletics Website .................................... www.LRTrojans.com

First Season ......................................................................1930Overall Record ............................................................ 944-978Conference Championships ....................................................6SBC Championships ...............................................................1NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................4 (2011)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................3 (1996)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 13-182014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ....................................8-12 (7th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................4Lettermen Lost .......................................................................8Starters Returning ..................................................................1Starters Lost ...........................................................................4Newcomers ...........................................................................10 Media Contact ................................................. Patrick Newton Office Phone: ................................................ (501) 569-3449 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (501) 859-4537 E-mail: ...................................................pcnewton@ualr.edu

Facebook: ............................................................... /LRTrojansTwitter: .................................................................. @LRTrojans

TROJANS


QUICK FACTS

ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Joel E. AndersonChancellor

Dr. David BriscoeFaculty Representative

Chasse Conque Athletics Director

Amy BurgessSWA


TROJANSLittle Rock Director of Athletics Chasse Conque announced Chris Beard as the Trojans’ new head men’s basketball coach on April 8, 2015. Beard spent 10 years as an assistant coach at Texas Tech working under Bobby Knight, and sports a record of 141-45 (.758) in six seasons as a head coach, including a 47-15 mark over the last two seasons at Angelo State. Beard was named the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) South Central Region and Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year after leading Angelo State to a program-record 28 wins in the 2014-15 season. The Rams boasted a perfect 17-0 home record and finished the season ranked No. 19 nationally. Angelo State’s 47-15 record over the past two seasons includes a 28-2 mark at home and the program’s first-ever NCAA Division II Sweet Sixteen appearance in

2015. During its record-setting 2014-15 campaign, ASU led the nation in scoring margin (+20.3), fin-ished third in the nation in field goal percentage (.528), fifth in assists (588) and fifth in defensive field goal percentage (.393). The Rams also ended the season in the top-15 nationally in total rebounds, assist-to-turnover ratio and assists per game.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 14 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 3:00 PMNOV. 18 CENTENARY LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 5:15 PMNov. 21 (1) at San Diego State San Diego, Calif. TBANov. 26 (1) vs. East Carolina Las Vegas, Nev. 1:00 PM (Fox Sports 1)Nov. 28 at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 3:00 PM(ESPN3)DEC. 1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:00 PMDec. 5 at Idaho Moscow, Idaho 7:00 PMDec. 12 at DePaul Chicago, Ill. 9:00 PM (Fox Sports 1)Dec. 16 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 7:00 PMDEC. 20 NORTHERN ARIZONA LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 1:00 PMDec. 22 at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 2:00 PM (Fox Sports Southwest)Dec. 30 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PMJan. 2 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 4:15 PMJAN. 7 UL LAFAYETTE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMJAN. 9 UL MONROE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 6:00 PMJAN. 14 APPALACHIAN STATE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMJan. 18 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 21 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PMJan. 23 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMJAN. 28 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMJAN. 30 GEORGIA STATE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 4 TROY* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMFEB. 6 SOUTH ALABAMA* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 6:00 PMFeb. 11 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:00 PMFeb. 13 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 4:15 PMFeb. 18 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 20 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:00 PMFEB. 25 UT ARLINGTON* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMFEB. 27 TEXAS STATE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 6:00 PMMAR. 1 ARKANSAS STATE* LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 7:15 PMMar. 3 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)

(1) - Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational (Campus Sites/Las Vegas, Nev.)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Chris Beard

ROSTER

DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER16 UA MONTICELLO W 77-64 18 (1) BYU L 62-91 22 (1) UMKC W 73-68 23 (1) CSUN W 94-88 29 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W 85-71 DECEMBER4 Missouri State L 68-73 7 TULSA L 73-78 14 KENT STATE L 55-60 21 (2) Green Bay L 46-66 22 (2) Bradley W 54-64 30 UL LAFAYETTE* L 79-83 JANUARY3 Georgia State* L 69-82 5 SOUTH ALABAMA* L 69-72 8 Texas State* L 74-77 10 APPALACHIAN STATE* W 64-46 17 UL Monroe* L 52-64 19 South Alabama* L 64-66 22 TROY* W 73-65 24 UT ARLINGTON* L 68-75 29 Arkansas State* W 75-65 31 Georgia Southern* L 61-76 FEBRUARY5 UL MONROE* L 61-77 7 TEXAS STATE* W 69-61 12 Appalachian State* W 79-74 14 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* L 70-72 19 ARKANSAS STATE* W 70-57 21 Troy* W 63-58 26 GEORGIA STATE* W 92-83 28 UT Arlington* L 73-82 MARCH5 UL Lafayette* L 69-75 12 (3) No. 6 South Alabama L 55-57

(1) - EA SPORTS Maui Invitational Regional Games (Campus Sites)(2) - South Point Holiday Hoops Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)(3) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)0 Woods, Roger F 6-5 230 Sr. Jackson, Miss. / Provine HS1 Jackson, Jalen G/F 6-6 195 Jr. West Memphis, Ark. / Northwest Florida State2 Green, Daniel F 6-10 240 Sr. Colleyville, Texas / Wake Forest3 Hagins, Josh G 6-1 180 Sr. Bossier City, La. / Airline HS5 Black, Oliver F 6-9 225 So. Jackson, Miss. / Mississippi State10 Hill, Maurius F 6-5 220 Jr. Homewood, Ill. / Homewood-Flossmoor HS11 Ruttley, Jermaine G 6-3 200 Sr. Radcliff, Ky. / Florida A&M12 Shoshi, Lis F 6-11 210 Jr. Peje, Kosovo / Howard College13 Johnson Jr., Marcus G 5-11 175 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Hill College14 Isom, Mareik F 6-9 215 R-Jr. Austin, Texas / Bowie HS15 Billings, Stetson F 6-5 195 R-Jr. Strong, Ark. / Strong-Huttig HS20 Marcus, Ben G/F 6-5 200 R-Fr. Pine Bluff, Ark. / Watson Chapel HS21 Watkins, Dayshawn G 6-0 180 Jr. North Little Rock, Ark. / Florida State22 Brandsma, Thomas F 6-5 210 Sr. Colleyville, Texas / Angelo State23 Osse, Kemy G 6-1 208 R-Jr. Montreal, Quebec / Archbishop Carroll HS24 Moorman, Evan G 6-1 200 Jr. Memphis, Tenn. / Hill College30 Burns, Deondre G 6-2 175 Fr. Yazoo City, Miss. / Newman Smith HS

2015-16 SCHEDULE 2014-15 RESULTS (13-18, 8-12 Sun Belt)


Josh Hagins

G - 6’1SeniorBossier City, La. Health Science

A Third Team All-Sun Belt selection as a junior, Josh Hagins scored in double figures 20 times in 2014-15. His 52 steals last season were a career high as he closed the year with at least three steals in five straight games. He enters his final season at Little Rock in the program’s career top-10 for free throw shooting percentage, steals and assists. He is one of just 20 in program history to score 1,000 career points, and is just seven 3-point-ers shy of moving into the top 10 on the Trojans’ career made 3-pointers list. The Bossier City, La., native averaged double figures for the second straight season as a junior, scoring a team-high 12.1 points per game while also leading Little Rock in assists (93) and steals (52). Hagins is one of just three players in program history – along with Hall of Famers Derek Fisher and Vaughn Williams – with 1,000 points, 300 assists and 125 steals in his career.

Roger Woods

F - 6’5SeniorJackson, Miss.Criminal Justice

Roger Woods played in all 31 games with 26 starts in his first season with the Trojans. He averaged 11.9 points and 6.5 rebounds while posting five double-doubles, all coming in Sun Belt play. He shot 47.6 percent from the floor and 44.8 percent from 3-point range. Woods scored in double figures a team high-matching 20 times on the year and grabbed at least 10 rebounds a team-high six times. He finished the season ranked 10th in the Sun Belt Conference in rebounding and field goal percentage. His 71 offensive rebounds (2.3 per game) ranked eighth in the league. He posted two double-doubles in a three-game stretch in late January, finishing with 19 points, 10 rebounds vs. Troy (Jan. 22) and 13 points, 11 boards at Arkansas State (Jan. 29). Woods closed the season with a double-double, scoring 16 points and grabbing 10 rebounds vs. South Alabama (March 12) in the Sun Belt Tournament.

TROJANS TO WATCH

2014-15 TROJANS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 TROJANS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G03 Hagins, Josh 31 8 25.4 .419 .339 .833 4.0 3.0 52 5 12.133 White, James 15 14 27.1 .453 1.000 .721 6.6 0.9 8 25 11.900 Woods, Roger 31 26 26.4 .476 .448 .641 6.5 1.1 22 17 11.922 Reid, James 31 18 23.4 .392 .347 .769 2.4 1.4 16 1 7.924 Dillard, Ben 31 24 25.2 .350 .274 .818 1.6 1.5 15 2 7.621 Isom, Mareik 31 8 15.9 .459 .450 .864 2.9 0.4 10 11 6.814 Thomas, J.T. 31 25 25.7 .345 .326 .594 1.8 2.4 14 5 6.210 Hill, Maurius 25 9 16.8 .407 .333 .628 4.4 0.9 10 4 6.155 Leeper, Gus 30 9 16.2 .482 .000 .700 2.8 0.1 3 14 4.111 Smith, DeVonte 21 8 21.8 .447 .300 .385 2.6 1.8 17 1 2.202 Washington, Jerron 22 3 5.7 .217 .000 .500 0.8 0.1 4 1 0.701 Brown, Andre 12 3 6.5 .333 .000 .000 1.1 0.0 3 0 0.3 Total.......... 31 .417 .344 .704 34.3 12.3 174 86 69.2 Opponents...... 31 .444 .370 .677 36.9 12.6 145 86 70.3

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G03 Hagins, Josh 20 5 25.9 .453 .357 .864 4.4 3.1 38 3 13.833 White, James 5 5 26.8 .438 .000 .778 5.2 1.0 2 9 11.200 Woods, Roger 20 15 25.8 .471 .471 .631 6.5 1.0 11 8 11.122 Reid, James 20 11 23.6 .393 .340 .811 2.3 1.6 9 1 8.621 Isom, Mareik 20 6 17.5 .495 .456 .828 3.0 0.5 7 6 7.724 Dillard, Ben 20 14 25.3 .328 .235 .827 1.8 1.7 8 2 7.710 Hill, Maurius 17 8 17.9 .421 .412 .667 4.8 1.0 8 1 6.914 Thomas, J.T. 20 14 23.6 .347 .327 .614 1.8 2.2 7 2 5.555 Leeper, Gus 20 9 18.3 .488 .000 .667 3.1 0.1 3 10 4.611 Smith, DeVonte 12 7 22.8 .545 .200 .444 2.7 1.9 11 0 2.402 Washington, Jerron 18 3 6.4 .190 .000 .500 0.9 0.2 3 1 0.701 Brown, Andre 11 3 6.8 .333 .000 .000 1.2 0.0 3 0 0.4 Total.......... 20 .424 .341 .726 33.8 12.5 110 43 69.7 Opponents...... 20 .445 .355 .723 35.2 12.5 88 52 70.5


The academic center in the Jack Stephens Center allows student-ath-letes access to a first-rate facility which they can visit for academic advising, tutoring and schedule consultation. All student-athletes are guided and monitored for their academic progress and performance throughout the year. Tutoring is one of many valuable resources available through the Trojans’ academic advising.

Little Rock has earned the top Graduation Success Rate among all Division I athletic departments in the state of Arkansas in five of the last six years.

The Trojans’ overall GSR was 86 percent, the best among any Division I team in the state. Little Rock’s student-athletes were the only ones in the state to reach the 80 percent mark, and the department’s GSR exceeded the national average of 83 percent. The Little Rock volleyball team posted a perfect score of 100, nine points above the national average and six points above any other Division I program in Arkansas. Little Rock women’s golf also achieved a perfect score of 100. The men’s basketball team had a high GSR as well, earning a score of 92 percent that is nearly 20 points above the national average and 16 points better than other Division I teams in the state. Women’s basketball held a GSR of 83 percent, again tops in the state, and the baseball team’s GSR was at 82 percent to sit five points above the national average. Two other Trojan programs finished above 80 percent. The Little Rock

men’s golf team posted a GSR of 89 percent, and the swimming team’s GSR was 83 percent.

Little Rock’s athletic teams finished the 2015 Spring Semester with a combined semester grade point average of 3.16 and a combined cumula-tive GPA of 3.25. Among the Trojans’ 157 student-athletes, 106 had a cu-mulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (68 percent). The Department of Athletics’ graduation rate of 82 percent was its highest in 11 years.

Twenty-five different Little Rock student-athletes across all sports made the Chancellor’s List for the spring semester while 27 others made the Dean’s List.

Little Rock volleyball players Megan Mathis, Kelsey Leech and Capri Rino receive their certificates from the Sun Belt Conference for making the Sun

Belt Commissioner’s List for the 2013-14 academic year.

TROJANS

EXPERIENCE

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Dr. Tim HudsonChancellor

Terry MohajirAthletics Director

Amy HoltSWA

Dr. Karen McDanielFaculty Representative

RED WOLVES

Arkansas State was founded in Jonesboro in 1909 by the Arkansas Legislature as a

regional agricultural training school. It began offering a two-year college program in

1918, then became First District Agricultural and Mechanical College in 1925. A four-year

degree program was begun in 1930, then A & M College became Arkansas State College

in 1933. The Arkansas Legislature elevated the college to university status and changed

the name to “Arkansas State University” in 1967.

Arkansas State University is a public university and is the flagship campus of the Arkan-

sas State University System, the state’s second largest college system and university by

enrollment. It is located atop 800 acres on Crowley’s Ridge in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

Notable Alumni: Former NFL players Ray Brown, Carlos Emmons, Corey Williams, Bryan

Hall, Oren O’Neal, Tyrell Johnson , Cleo Lemon, Maurice Carthon, Bill Bergey and Fred

Barnett; Current NFL players Demario Davis (New York Jets), M.D. Jennings (Tampa Bay

Buccaneers), David Johnson (San Diego Chargers), Alex Carrington (Buffalo Bills), Ryan

Carrethers (San Diego Chargers), Derek Newton (Houston Texans), Don Jones (Miami

Dolphins) and Kelcie McCray (Kansas City Chiefs); Olympic Gold Medalist Al Joyner; Betty

Beene, President of the United Way; James Pardew, U.S. Ambassador; Earl Bell, Olympic

Medalist; Mike Beebe, Former Governor of Arkansas.


QUICK FACTSLocation.................................................. Jonesboro, ArkansasFounded ............................................................................1909Enrollment .....................................................................13,552Nickname ...............................................................Red WolvesColors ...........................................................Scarlet and BlackBasketball Arena ..................................... Convocation CenterCapacity ..........................................................................10,475Chancellor ....................................................... Dr. Tim HudsonDirector of Athletics ............................................Terry MohajirPress Row Phone ............................................. (870) 972-2541Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (870) 972-2781Athletics Website ................................... astateredwolves.com

First Season ......................................................................1926Overall Record ...................................................... 1,153-1,095Conference Championships ....................................................2SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances .................................1 (1999)NIT Appearances.............................4 (1987, 1988, 1989, 1991)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 11-182014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ....................................6-14 (9th)Lettermen Returning ............................................................11Lettermen Lost .......................................................................0Starters Returning ..................................................................4Starters Lost ...........................................................................0 Media Contact ....................................................... Mark Taylor Office Phone: ................................................ (870) 972-3547 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (870) 219-5705 E-mail: ...............................................martaylor@astate.edu

Facebook: ........................................../AraknsasStateAthleticsTwitter: ...................................................... @AStateRedWolves

ADMINISTRATION


RED WOLVESJohn Brady begins his eighth season as head coach at Arkansas State. Brady

earned his 100th win as the A-State head coach in a 67-49 win at Central

Arkansas on December 1, 2014 and enters the 2015-16 season nine victories

shy of 400 for his career (391-325). Brady guided A-State to back-to-back

19-win campaigns in 2012-13 and 2013-14 and the Red Wolves are poised for a

rebound season with five returning starters and 10 returning letter winners. A

19-12 campaign in 2012-13 was the most wins for A-State wins a 20-9 record

in the 1997-98 season. The 2009-10 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year, Brady led A-State to the

SBC Western Division Title in the 2010-11 and 2012-13 seasons.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)Nov. 13 at SIU Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 8:00 PMNOV. 16 LYON COLLEGE JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PMNov. 18 (1) at Savannah State Savannah, Ga. 6:00 PMNOV. 22 (1) JACKSON STATE JONESBORO, ARK. 2:35 PMNov. 25 (1) at Oregon Eugene, Ore. 6:00 PM (PAC 12 Networks)Nov. 27 (1) at Baylor Waco, Texas 12:00 PM (Fox Sports Southwest)Dec. 1 at Missouri Columbia, Mo. 8:00 PM (SEC Network)DEC. 4 NORTH DAKOTA STATE JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PMDEC. 12 ARKANSAS MONTICELLO JONESBORO, ARK. 7:35 PMDec. 18 at UT Martin Martin, Tenn. 6:00 PMDEC. 22 CENTRAL ARKANSAS JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PMDec. 30 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PMJan. 2 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PMJan. 7 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:35 PMJAN. 9 UL LAFAYETTE* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PMJAN. 16 APPALACHIAN STATE* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 18 LITTLE ROCK* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 21 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMJan. 23 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PMJAN. 28 GEORGIA STATE* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 30 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 4 SOUTH ALABAMA* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 6 TROY* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 11 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PMFeb. 13 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 4:00 PMFeb. 18 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PMFeb. 20 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 25 TEXAS STATE* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 27 UT ARLINGTON* JONESBORO, ARK. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)Mar. 1 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMMar. 5 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)

(1) - Global Sports Shootout (Campus Sites)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach John Brady

ROSTER

DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER17 UT MARTIN L, 75-7325 LAMAR L, 63-58DECEMBER1 Central Arkansas W, 67-496 BELHAVEN W, 95-6810 Purdue L, 87-4613 Toledo L, 73-6517 Mississippi State W, 69-5520 MARSHALL W, 67-5823 Niagara W, 74-6930 South Alabama * W, 63-60 (OT)JANUARY3 APPALACHIAN STATE * L, 74-735 UL Monroe * L, 70-618 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * L, 73-6110 UT Arlington * L, 77-5015 Appalachian State * W, 59-5017 TEXAS STATE * W, 78-73 (OT)19 GEORGIA STATE * L, 60-5422 UL Lafayette * L, 96-5924 Troy * W, 64-5529 LITTLE ROCK * L, 75-6531 Georgia State * L, 74-43FEBRUARY5 TROY * L, 69-6412 Georgia Southern * L, 65-6019 Little Rock * L, 70-5721 UL MONROE * W, 70-6826 UT ARLINGTON * W, 81-8028 Texas State * L, 70-60MARCH5 SOUTH ALABAMA * L, 81-767 UL LAFAYETTE * L, 81-57


NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

33 Nouhoum Bocoum C 6-10 260 Sr. Harlem. N.Y. (Paris JC) (Beacon Prep)

3 Devin Carter G 6-5 205 RJr. Champaign, Ill. (Kent State) (Centennial)

15 Christian Davis F 6-7 200 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Dallas Kimball High School)

14 Kelvin Downs F 6-9 230 Sr. Arlington, Texas (Juan Seguin)

10 Frederic Dure G 6-5 175 Sr. Montreal, Quebec (Sheridan College)

13 C.J. Foster G 6-3 185 Jr. Lilburn, Ga. (Roane State) (Berkmar)

12 Sean Gardner G 6-5 195 RSr. Memphis, Tenn. (Motlow State CC) (Collierville)

42 PJ Hardwick G 5-10 167 RJr. Miami, Fla. (North Texas)

2 Connor Kern G 6-4 196 RFr. Pickerington, Ohio (Pickerington Central)

50 Anthony Livingston F 6-8 230 Jr. Washington, D.C. (San Jacinto College)

4 Josh Pierre G 6-0 190 Sr. Baton Rouge, La. (Stillwater, Okla. )

24 Donte Thomas G 6-3 210 Jr. Washington, D.C. (San Jacinto)

11 Charles Waters F 6-6 200 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. (Southwest Tennessee CC)



Sean Gardner

G - 6’5RS SeniorMemphis, Tenn. Interdisciplinary Studies

Starting in 26 of 29 games, Sean Gardner made an immediate impact in his first season of competition at Arkansas State. After redshirting the 2013-14 campaign, Gardner was the third-leading scored on the 2014-15 squad averaging 12.0 points per game. The Memphis, Tenn., product drained 54 three-pointers and ranked second on the squad with 33 steals. Gardner scored double-figures in 15 games and had nine points in seven others. The 6-5 guard averaged 10.8 points per game and 2.6 rebounds per game in Sun Belt action. Gardner set his career high with 28 points against Belhaven (12/6).

Anthony Livingston

F - 6’8JuniorWashington, D.C.Interdisciplinary Studies

A second team All-Sun Belt Conference selection a year ago, Anthony Livingston enters his junior season after a historic sophomore season. Livingston averaged a double-double in 2014-15 with 15.9 points (461 points) and 10.0 rebounds per game (291 rebounds) to be the first player at A-State to do so since Jeff Clifton in 1993-94. The Washington, D.C. product ended the season with 15 double-doubles, most in a single-sea-son by a Red Wolves player since Dan Henderson in the 1975-76 season. Livingston reached double-figure scoring in 26 of 29 games played and hauled in 15-plus rebounds in five games. The 6-8 forward averaged 15.7 points per game and 10.8 rebounds per game in Sun Belt play.

RED WOLVES TO WATCH

2014-15 RED WOLVES OVERALL STATS

2014-15 RED WOLVES CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G24 Livingston, Anthony 29 29 35.8 .464 .321 .689 10.0 0.8 14 29 15.901 Golden, Cameron 29 29 35.0 .363 .310 .707 3.1 2.7 49 5 13.712 Gardner, Sean 29 26 30.9 .416 .355 .725 3.3 1.2 33 8 12.010 Dure, Frederic 12 3 18.5 .436 .500 .632 2.8 1.1 6 0 6.333 Boucoum, Nouhoum 28 15 15.5 .444 .333 .678 4.4 0.1 5 12 6.005 Hardwick, PJ 27 20 28.7 .353 .200 .800 3.1 4.8 19 0 4.814 Downs, Kelvin 28 8 17.9 .378 .200 .649 2.8 0.2 4 16 3.911 Waters, Charles 25 6 12.9 .431 .000 .762 3.4 0.1 14 18 3.113 Foster, C.J. 22 9 14.2 .294 .188 .643 1.0 0.6 3 1 2.300 Macklien, Daijon 23 0 12.2 .439 .385 .667 0.9 0.8 6 0 2.025 White, Ronnie 3 0 8.7 .250 .000 .750 3.3 0.0 0 0 1.704 Pierre, Josh 8 0 2.8 .000 .000 .000 0.4 0.0 1 0 0.0 Total.......... 29 .407 .329 .702 35.8 11.1 154 89 64.4 Opponents...... 29 .426 .333 .671 37.0 11.8 193 78 69.6

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G24 Livingston, Anthony 20 20 36.5 .441 .262 .724 10.8 0.6 8 18 15.701 Golden, Cameron 20 20 34.7 .348 .292 .690 3.1 2.4 31 2 13.012 Gardner, Sean 20 17 29.4 .385 .330 .771 2.6 1.3 26 5 10.810 Dure, Frederic 12 3 18.5 .436 .500 .632 2.8 1.1 6 0 6.333 Boucoum, Nouhoum 19 11 13.8 .425 .500 .694 3.5 0.1 2 5 5.305 Hardwick, PJ 20 13 27.8 .362 .200 .811 3.0 4.4 15 0 5.014 Downs, Kelvin 19 3 18.2 .368 .333 .636 2.7 0.1 3 12 3.711 Waters, Charles 18 6 15.2 .426 .000 .765 4.1 0.2 10 18 3.613 Foster, C.J. 16 7 13.4 .256 .231 .611 0.9 0.5 3 0 2.100 Macklien, Daijon 14 0 10.6 .450 .500 .600 0.9 0.6 2 0 1.604 Pierre, Josh 4 0 3.3 .000 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 20 .391 .311 .712 35.3 10.5 106 60 62.8 Opponents...... 20 .436 .345 .688 38.3 11.8 140 52 71.1


EXPERIENCEIt is well-known that collegiate athletics departments across the country

place a common emphasis on graduation, but Arkansas State has taken it

a step further by fulfilling a bold promise of 100 percent job placement for

all its graduating student-athletes.

A-State continues to reach that goal through its newly-developed Red

Wolves Leadership Academy, which strengthened with a new study abroad

component added to foster global awareness which is often cited by em-

ployers as a positive attribute they seek.

Arkansas State student-athletes took part in the first study abroad pro-

gram offered by any university and their athletics department in the nation

in the summer of 2015. The program goes hand-in-hand with the Red

Wolves Leadership Academy, designed with the sole purpose to obtain 100

percent job placement for all student-athletes upon graduation.

The Student-Athlete Academic Success Center at Arkansas State Univer-

sity, located in the Performance Enhancement Complex, is yet another

resource that Red Wolf Student-Athletes have for their studies and

advancement. The center serves as a resource to assist student-athletes

in various aspects of their academic, athletic and personal lives. The

center has a very active tutoring program with the goal of providing each

student-athlete with the best possible assistance available. The tutorial

program is designed to act as a supplement to the class itself and as a

support to student-athletes. A total of five academic advisors are also

available to student-athletes in order to monitor academic progress. Two

advisors are assigned to football and two are assigned to the other 11

sponsored sports.

In total, $4,320,921 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 aca-

demic year were awarded to 267 student-athletes. Of that, $1,765,154

worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were award-

ed to 85 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone

$119,369 was given to 290 student-athletes from the Student Assistance

Fund (SAF).

A school-record five Arkansas State Athletics programs posted an Academic Progress Rate (APR) multiyear score that ranks among the nation’s top 10 per-cent in their respective sport. The Red Wolves had the most teams recognized among NCAA Division I institutions in the state of Arkansas.

THE

RED WOLVES


Georgia Southern University offers more than 100 academic majors in a comprehensive array of baccalaureate degrees and selected master’s and doctoral programs. The University has earned a reputation for providing all of the benefits of a major university with the feeling of a much smaller college. In 2011, Georgia Southern was named the fourth most popular university in the country in the U.S. News & World Report’s “Top 20 Most Popular Universities.” One of the top choices in Georgia for new freshmen, including HOPE Scholars, Georgia Southern enrolls an increasingly selective student body representing the United States and nearly 100 nations.

The nearly 700 acre park-like campus continues an era of capital construction that has opened new facilities for colleges and academic programs, student recreation and development, university hous-ing, athletics, and public service. The learning environment is enhanced by a museum of cultural and natural history, a botanical garden, a unique wildlife education and raptor center, a performing arts center, the Center for Art and Theatre, and a continuing education and conference center. The campus is located in Statesboro, a classic Main Street community near historic Savannah and Hilton Head Island.

Notable Alumni: Daniel Cathy, President Chick-Fil-A; Tony Townley, co-founder of Zaxby’s Restau-rant; Hala Moddelmog, President of Arby’s; Luke Bryan, Country Music Singer; Mike Davis, Executive Director, USGA.

Dr. Jean BartelsInterim President

Dr. Chris GeyermanFaculty Representative

Tom KleinleinAthletics Director

Cathy BeeneSWA

Location.................................................... Statesboro, GeorgiaFounded ............................................................................1906Enrollment .....................................................................20,517Nickname ...................................................................... EaglesColors ..................................................................Blue & WhiteBasketball Arena ...................................... Hanner FieldhouseCapacity ............................................................................4,325Chancellor ...................................................... Dr. Jean BartelsDirector of Athletics ........................................... Tom KleinleinPress Row Phone ............................................. (912) 478-5289Ticket Office Phone ........................................ 1-800-478-9467Athletics Website ...................................... www.gseagles.com

First Season ......................................................................1926Overall Record ......................................................... 1,207-931Conference Championships ....................................................5SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................3 (1992)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................3 (2006)

2014-15 Record ................................................................. 22-92014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ...................................14-6 (2nd)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................6Lettermen Lost .......................................................................8Starters Returning ..................................................................2Starters Lost ...........................................................................3Newcomers .............................................................................6 Media Contact ...................................................... Marc Gignac Office Phone: ................................................ (912) 478-5239 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (980) 297-9981 E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: ............................................................ /GSAthleticsTwitter: .................................................................@gsathletics

EAGLES


QUICK FACTS

ADMINISTRATION


EAGLESThe 2015-16 season in Mark Byington’s third campaign with the Eagles. With two years already in the books, Byington has tallied a pair of memorable seasons which included the program’s first 20-win season in a decade, and the Eagles’ first trip to a conference championship game in two decades. Over his two full seasons in Statesboro Byington is 37-28 and carries a 44-32 mark when factoring in his stint as Interim Head Coach at College of Charleston. Byington joined the Eagles after a stop at Virginia Tech which followed nine seasons at College of Charleston under legendary head coach Bobby Cremins. A 1998 graduate of UNC Wilmington, Byington earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education and was a three-year starter on the men’s basketball

team, earning second-team All-Colonial Athletic Association and All-CAA Defensive Team honors his senior year. A two-time CAA All-Academic selection, he scored more than 1,000 points during his career.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 13 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PMNov. 16 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 7:00 PM (SEC Network+)Nov. 20 at Auburn Auburn, Ala. 8:30 PMNov. 25 (1) at The Citadel Spartanburg, S.C. 6:00 PMNov. 27 (1) at USC Upstate Spartanburg, S.C. 4:00 PMNOV. 30 (1) BOB JONES STATESBORO, GA. 6:00 PMDec. 2 at Savannah State Savannah, Ga. 7:00 PMDec. 15 at Duke Durham, N.C. 6:00 PM (ESPN2)DEC. 19 WINTHROP STATESBORO, GA. 3:00 PMDEC. 22 STETSON STATESBORO, GA. 6:00 PMDec. 30 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PMJan. 2 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMJAN. 7 SOUTH ALABAMA* STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PMJAN. 9 TROY* STATESBORO, GA. 4:00 PMJAN. 14 UL LAFAYETTE* STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 16 UL MONROE* STATESBORO, GA. 4:00 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 19 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 23 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 28 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMJan. 30 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 4 UT ARLINGTON* STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PMFEB. 6 TEXAS STATE* STATESBORO, GA. 6:00 PMFeb. 11 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PMFeb. 13 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 18 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 6:30 PMFeb. 20 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PMFEB. 23 GEORGIA STATE* STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN2)FEB. 25 APPALACHIAN STATE* STATESBORO, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Mar. 3 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:00 PMMar. 5 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM

(1) - Upstate Challenge (Spartanburg, S.C./Statesboro, Ga.)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Mark Byington

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 Illinois L 71-80 18 TRINITY COLLEGE (FLA.) W 86-49 22 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY (FLA.) W 97-41 24 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 78-72 29 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W 71-58 DECEMBER2 Central Florida L 59-61 15 South Florida W 68-63 18 Stetson W 76-67 22 TRUETT-MCCONNELL W 90-57 30 UT Arlington* L 61-62 JANUARY3 TEXAS STATE* W 40-36 8 Arkansas State* W 73-61 10 South Alabama* W 81-73 15 UL LAFAYETTE* W 78-70 17 Troy* L 71-75 22 Texas State* W 45-43 24 UL Monroe* W 57-53 29 APPALACHIAN STATE* W 83-46 31 LITTLE ROCK* W 76-61 FEBRUARY5 GEORGIA STATE* W 58-54 7 UL MONROE* L 68-71 OT 12 ARKANSAS STATE* W 65-60 14 Little Rock* W 72-70 OT 19 TROY* L 62-65 21 SOUTH ALABAMA* W 80-74 26 Appalachian State* W 77-58 28 UL Lafayette* L 58-68 MARCH5 UT ARLINGTON* W 76-64 7 Georgia State* L 55-7214 (1) UL Monroe W, 44-4315 (1) Georgia State L, 36-38

(1) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game


0 Montae Glenn F Fr. 6-8 250 Carrolton, Ga. (Carrolton HS)

1 Devonte Boykins G So. 6-2 185 Forest City, N.C. (East Rutherford HS)

2 Mike Hughes G So. 6-4 180 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Winston-Salem Prep)

3 Ike Smith G Fr. 6-4 195 Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville HS)

4 Tookie Brown G Fr. 5-11 180 Madison, Ga. (Morgan County HS)

5 DeVince Boykins G Gr. 6-4 210 Forest City, N.C. (East Rutherford HS)

10 Jake Allsmiller G So. 6-4 190 Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)

11 Shawn O’Connell F R-Fr. 6-8 190 Roswell, Ga. (Milton HS)

12 Aubrey McRae G R-Fr. 6-3 185 Augusta, Ga. (Glenn Hills HS)

13 Jason Burnell F Fr. 6-7 - Jacksonville, Fla. (Jacksonville Providence HS)

14 Coye Simmons G So. 6-7 220 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Winston-Salem Prep)

23 Jonathan Sanks G R-Fr. 6-4 180 Warner Robins, Ga. (Berkmar HS)



Jake Allsmiller

G - 6’5SophomoreNashville, Tenn. Undeclared

Jake Allsmiller found his feel for the college game midway through his freshman season as he earned a starting spot on the wing, playing in all 31 contests with 19 starts. He evolved beyond a simple three-point specialist to contribute in all facets of the game for Georgia Southern in 2014-15. He shot 36% from downtown to open his career. With 40 three-pointers made as a freshman, Jake ranks just outside of the top-5 for freshman shooters from downtown. Allsmiller is a native of Nashville, Tenn. where he was a part of a pair of state championships with Christ Presbyterian Academy. He made 457 career three-pointers at CPA to set a new school record and rank third in Tennessee history. The product of an athletic family, his father Brian Allsmiller played basketball at Vanderbilt while his mother Heidi played tennis at Tennessee.

Mike Hughes

G - 6’3SophomoreWinston-Salem, N.C.Sport Management

Mike Hughes had a stellar freshman season in which he started all 31 games for the Eagles from the two-guard position. The native of Win-ston-Salem, N.C. proved his worth by scoring 7.6 ppg and worked hard to pull 4.9 rpg in his debut season. He shot 43% from the field and posted more than 30 minutes in 10 of the final 12 games of the year. A product of Winston-Salem Prep while playing with current Georgia Southern teammate Coye Simmons. Hughes was part of four-consecutive state championships and earned two Regional MVP honors and three state MVP awards. In 2013 Hughes was an AP All-State selection. As a senior, he posted 16.6 ppg with 4.5 rpg.

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2014-15 EAGLES OVERALL STATS

2014-15 EAGLES CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G05 Hewitt,Jelani 31 31 35.1 .351 .335 .807 4.2 3.7 77 10 17.644 Wiedeman,Trent 31 31 29.0 .490 .238 .699 5.6 1.0 22 31 11.613 Matias,Angel 27 27 26.0 .495 .286 .685 5.6 1.9 23 11 8.203 Ferguson,Eric 25 4 20.4 .460 .333 .500 5.3 0.4 14 15 8.004 Diamond,Curtis 31 7 24.8 .347 .261 .554 3.1 1.0 19 5 7.802 Hughes,Mike 31 31 30.3 .432 .313 .676 4.9 2.3 40 7 7.610 Allsmiller,Jake 31 19 21.2 .367 .360 .625 1.8 0.9 13 3 4.335 Doyle,Kyle 29 5 12.1 .419 .250 .379 2.3 0.3 10 13 2.633 Clark,Grayson 6 0 5.3 .417 .429 .500 1.8 0.0 0 0 2.514 Simmons,Coye 19 0 5.2 .538 .000 .462 2.2 0.0 1 2 1.831 Suter,Dj 7 0 3.4 .444 .333 .000 0.7 0.1 0 2 1.401 Boykins,Devonte 25 0 6.2 .480 .333 .833 0.8 0.6 6 0 1.430 Kelly,Scott 5 0 2.8 1.000 .000 .500 1.2 0.2 0 0 0.632 Altany,Zach 6 0 2.3 .091 .125 .000 0.3 0.0 1 0 0.5 Total.......... 31 .415 .316 .669 37.4 11.6 226 99 68.1 Opponents...... 31 .393 .305 .675 35.4 10.5 164 86 60.2

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G05 Hewitt,Jelani 20 20 36.3 .327 .306 .746 4.5 3.7 45 7 16.044 Wiedeman,Trent 20 20 28.9 .465 .333 .633 4.9 1.0 14 16 10.503 Ferguson,Eric 20 2 19.9 .520 .372 .482 5.5 0.5 11 12 8.713 Matias,Angel 18 18 26.0 .521 .375 .606 5.3 1.5 18 9 8.302 Hughes,Mike 20 20 30.9 .452 .338 .674 4.4 2.0 28 6 8.304 Diamond,Curtis 20 1 25.8 .348 .273 .482 3.4 1.0 8 3 8.110 Allsmiller,Jake 20 17 22.0 .400 .394 .750 1.6 1.0 7 2 4.835 Doyle,Kyle 20 2 9.9 .444 .333 .308 1.9 0.2 4 11 1.901 Boykins,Devonte 16 0 4.1 .571 .333 .833 0.7 0.3 2 0 0.931 Suter,Dj 4 0 1.3 1.000 1.000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.814 Simmons,Coye 10 0 2.2 .750 .000 .500 0.7 0.0 1 0 0.733 Clark,Grayson 3 0 3.0 .333 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.730 Kelly,Scott 3 0 2.3 .000 .000 .500 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.332 Altany,Zach 3 0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 20 .422 .326 .619 35.8 10.9 138 66 66.8 Opponents...... 20 .403 .313 .664 36.6 10.1 102 52 61.8


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The academic component of Georgia Southern’s Student-Athlete Ser-

vices employs 18 tutors, five mentors and six dual role mentors/tutors.

After moving to Cone Hall in 2011, the new space provides 17 study

rooms to student-athletes along with 36 computers for use.

Eagles in Transition is a student-athlete specific career counseling op-

portunity that helps student-athletes tailor their resumes, network with

alumni and businesspeople in the area, and complete mock interviews.

The program began in the 2014-15 academic year. Career Month hosts

workshops throughout one month to stress students’ futures and careers

beyond college. Eagle Expo is a job fair available to all students to meet

with potential employers. Academic Services also refers student-ath-

letes to Career Services to help them with career aspirations and

networking.

A nationally recognized program, the Georgia Southern University Con-

cussion Research platform is dedicated to the scientific understanding

of sports-related concussion and their resulting consequences. The

program’s primary line of research is related to identifying and under-

standing the lingering deficits which appear to persist well past recovery

on standard clinical testing. Recently, with the inclusion of the Helmet

Impact Telemetry System, the research program has been expanded to

further understanding the relationship between helmet impacts and the

resultant impairments in postural control.

The Eagles Men’s Golf team competed in an international tournament in

October 2014 in St. Andrews, Scotland against St. Andrews University.

The match was reported to be the first collegiate golf match held on the

Old Course in St. Andrews.

In total, $4,510,301 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 aca-

demic year were awarded to 305 student-athletes. Of that, $1,653,101

worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were award-

ed to 85 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone

$191,071 was given to 201 student-athletes from the Student Assistance

Fund (SAF).

Georgia Southern’s Concussion Research program provides real-time feedback on hits to the head that could result in a concussion. The program, which was recently featured on NBC Nightly News, is also used to study the recovery period following concussions.


The second-largest member of the state university system, Georgia State is an enter-prising urban public research institution and a national leader in graduating students from widely diverse backgrounds. Centered in the historic financial hub of downtown Atlanta, the university provides unsurpassed connections to the city’s business, gov-ernment, nonprofit and cultural organizations. Its 32,000 students can choose from 55 undergraduate and graduate programs that cover more than 250 fields of study.

The university is classified as a Research University with Very High Activity, accord-ing to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Since its inception, 192,785 degrees have been conferred. The university has a full-time faculty count of 1,142, with 69 percent of those faculty members either tenured or on tenure track.

Since its opening, Georgia State has graduated 175,000 alumni. Currently, it is estimat-ed there are 100,000 alumni living in the metro Atlanta area.

In the athletic arenas, GSU was one of the six original schools to form the Sun Belt Conference in 1976 and participated in the league for five years. It returned to its roots to fortify regional rivalries when it rejoined the conference as a full member in 2013.

Notable Alumni: Charles Shapiro, former United States Ambassador to Venezuela, Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. State Department; Jody Powell, former White House Press Secretary; Ken Lewis, former CEO of Bank of America; David Brown, former host of public radio show Marketplace; Glenn Richardson, former Speaker, Georgia House of Representatives; Ludacris, musician, actor (attended); Julia Roberts, actress (attended).

Dr. Mark P. BeckerPresident

Dr. George PierceFaculty Representative

Charlie Cobb Athletics Director

Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen SWA

Location.......................................................... Atlanta, GeorgiaFounded ............................................................................1913Enrollment .....................................................................32,000Nickname ...................................................................PanthersColors ..................................................................Blue & WhiteBasketball Arena ........................................ GSU Sports ArenaCapacity ............................................................................3,854President .....................................................Dr. Mark P BeckerDirector of Athletics ............................................ Charlie CobbPress Row Phone ............................................. (404) 413-4099Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (404) 413-4020Athletics Website ......................www.georgiastatesports.com

First Season ......................................................................1963Overall Record ............................................................ 549-887Conference Championships ....................................................5SBC Championships ...............................................................2NCAA Tournament Appearances ............. 3 (2015, 2001, 1991)NIT Appearances................................................ 2 (2014, 2002)CollegeInsider.com Tournament Appearances ...........1 (2012)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 25-102014-15 SBC Record (Finish) .................................... 15-5 (1st)Lettermen Returning ............................................................10Lettermen Lost .......................................................................4Starters Returning ..................................................................2Starters Lost ...........................................................................3Newcomers .............................................................................5 Media Contact .....................................................Mike Holmes Office Phone: ................................................ (404) 413-4033 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (404) 259-9716 E-mail: ..................................................... [email protected]

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PANTHERSIn four seasons, Ron Hunter has changed the national perception of Georgia State; winning 87 games, the most in any four-year stretch in program history, and advancing to the postseason three teams. The biggest highlight came this past year winning 25 games for a second year in a row and advancing to the third round of the NCAA tournament following the upset of No. 3-seed Baylor. Georgia State entered elite status by winning 25 or more games in each of the last two years, an accomplishment only reached by 20 programs in the entire country. Hunter is now responsible for three of the four winningest seasons in program history and half of the school’s postseason appearances. After winning the Sun Belt regular season title for the second straight season in

2014-15, the Panthers claimed the tournament title, just the third for the program and to advanced to the NCAA tournament.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 13 MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE ATLANTA, GA. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)NOV. 19 EMMANUEL COLLEGE ATLANTA, GA. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)Nov. 25 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 4:00 PM (SEC Network)NOV. 27 IUPUI ATLANTA, GA. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)Dec. 1 at UAB Birmingham, Ala. 8:00 PM (ASN)Dec. 4 at Wright State Dayton, Ohio 6:30 PMDEC. 12 OLD DOMINION ATLANTA, GA. 1:00 PM (ESPN3)Dec. 19 at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. 4:00 PM (ASN)DEC. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE ATLANTA, GA. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)Dec. 30 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMJan. 2 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PMJAN. 7 TROY* ATLANTA, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 9 SOUTH ALABAMA* ATLANTA, GA. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 14 UL MONROE* ATLANTA, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 16 UL LAFAYETTE* ATLANTA, GA. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 19 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ATLANTA, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 21 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 28 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 30 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 4 TEXAS STATE* ATLANTA, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 6 UT ARLINGTON* ATLANTA, GA. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 11 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:00 PMFeb. 13 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 4:15 PMFEB. 18 LITTLE ROCK* ATLANTA, GA. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 20 ARKANSAS STATE* ATLANTA, GA. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 23 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN2)FEB. 27 APPALACHIAN STATE* ATLANTA, GA. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)Mar. 3 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PMMar. 5 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 4:00 PM (ESPN3)

All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Ron Hunter

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 (1) TENNESSEE TEMPLE 115 - 55 (W) 17 No. 14 Iowa State 58 - 81 (L) 21 (1) Colorado State 70 - 80 (L) 24 (1) Chicago State 69 - 46 (W) 25 (1) Western Carolina 85 - 70 (W) 26 Oakland 83 - 78 (W) 29 IUPUI 66 - 63 (W) DECEMBER4 GREEN BAY 72 - 48 (W) 17 Old Dominion 54 - 58 (L) ot 21 SOUTHERN MISS 68 - 55 (W) 27 Green Bay 61 - 78 (L) 30 UL MONROE * 65 - 45 (W) JANUARY3 LITTLE ROCK * 82 - 69 (W) 5 TEXAS STATE * 74 - 77 (L) 2OT 8 UL Lafayette * 80 - 84 (L) 10 TROY * 77 - 72 (W) 15 UT ARLINGTON * 83 - 62 (W) 17 Appalachian State * 69 - 74 (L) 19 Arkansas State * 60 - 54 (W) 24 UL LAFAYETTE * 75 - 64 (W) 29 UT Arlington * 88 - 74 (W) 31 ARKANSAS STATE * 74 - 43 (W) FEBRUARY5 Georgia Southern * 54 - 58 (L) 7 South Alabama * 65 - 54 (W) 14 Texas State * 53 - 41 (W) 19 SOUTH ALABAMA * 79 - 51 (W) 21 APPALACHIAN STATE * 87 - 43 (W) 26 Little Rock * 83 - 92 (L) 28 Troy * 75 - 64 (W) MARCH5 UL Monroe * 58 - 50 (W) 7 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * 72 - 55 (W) 14 (2) UL Lafayette 83 - 79 (W) 15 (2) Georgia Southern 38 - 36 (W) 19 (3) No. 3 Baylor 57 - 56 (W) 21 (3) No. 6 Xavier 67 - 75 (L)

(1) - CBE Hall of Fame Classic (Campus Sites/Rochester, Mich.)(2) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)(3) - NCAA Championship (Jacksonville, Fla.)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game


1 Jeremy Hollowell F 6-8 210 RJr. Indianapolis, Ind. (Indiana) (Lawrence Central)

2 Malik Benlevi G 6-4 205 Fr. Savannah, Ga. (Jenkins)

4 Isaiah Dennis G 6-0 190 Jr. McDonough, Ga. (Eagle’s Landing)

10 Austin Donaldson G 6-2 185 Fr. Jonesboro, Ga. (Jonesboro)

11 Isaiah Williams G 6-1 175 RSo. Buford, Ga. (Samford) (Buford)

12 Alario Harris G 5-9 150 Fr. Lithonia, Ga. (Stephenson)

15 Jalen Brown F 6-8 235 Sr. Buchanan, Mich. (South Suburban) (Buchanan)

21 Willie Clayton F 6-8 245 Sr. Thomasville, Ga. (Thomasville)

23 Jordan Session F 6-7 220 So. McDonough, Ga. (Eagle’s Landing)

25 Devin Mitchell G 6-4 175 So. Suwanee, Ga. (Alabama) (Collins Hill)

30 Jeff Thomas G 6-5 210 RFr. Norwalk, Ohio (Norwalk)

31 T.J. Shipes F 6-7 225 Sr. Buford, Ga. (Buford)

32 Kevin Ware G 6-2 170 RSr. Conyers, Ga. (Louisville) (Rockdale County (Ga.))

33 Markus Crider F 6-6 205 Sr. Dayton, Ohio (Wayne HS/Bridgton (Maine) Acad)

34 Carter Cagle G 6-3 195 So. Gainesville, Ga. (Johnson)



Markus Crider

F - 6’6SeniorDayton, Ohio. Speech

Entering his senior season, Markus Crider was named a team captain after averaging 9.7 points and 6.4 rebounds as a junior, shooting 59.5 percent from the floor which ranked second in the Sun Belt. Crider earned Sun Belt All-Tournament honors after averaging 11.5 points and 8.0 rebounds in the conference tournament and leading the Panthers to the NCAA tournament. He finished the 2014-15 season with three double-doubles, all of which came in conference play. Crider was 11th in the Sun Belt in rebounding and No. 248 in the NCAA, while averaging 1.3 steals per game and grabbing 4.8 defensive rebounds per contest, No. 6 in the Sun Belt. He scored a career-high 21 points on 9-of-17 shooting against South Alabama last year. Crider scored 10 points in each of the Panthers NCAA tournament games, while adding five rebounds against No. 3-seed Baylor.

Kevin Ware

G - 6’2RS SeniorConyers, Ga.Religious Studies

Kevin Ware will enter his senior season after being named the 2015 Sun Belt Tournament MVP, leading the Panthers to a pair of wins in New Orleans. Ware scored 18 points in the championship game after averaging 7.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 28.6 minutes per game during the season. The speech major shot 42.9 percent from the floor and 70.7 percent from the free throw line in his first season with Georgia State af-ter transferring from Louisville. He finished the year with 58 steals which ranked No. 75 in the NCAA, averaging 1.7 per contest which was seventh in the Sun Belt. He scored a career-high 21 points on 8-of-14 shooting with six rebounds and five assists as a redshirt-junior against Little Rock. He came to Georgia State after three years at Louisville, where he was a part of the national championship team in 2013.

PANTHERS TO WATCH

2014-15 PANTHERS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 PANTHERS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G22 Hunter, R.J. 35 35 37.0 .395 .305 .878 4.7 3.6 75 35 19.755 Harrow, Ryan 29 27 31.8 .504 .394 .717 2.1 3.6 42 3 18.333 Crider, Markus 35 35 31.5 .595 .000 .674 6.4 1.8 44 12 9.700 Ware, Kevin 35 16 28.6 .438 .292 .707 3.1 2.4 58 12 7.642 Washington, Curtis 35 21 17.1 .560 .000 .778 4.2 0.2 11 44 5.231 Shipes, T.J. 33 14 20.8 .574 .000 .492 3.9 0.2 22 17 4.602 Green, Ryann 35 27 20.1 .408 .322 .711 1.9 1.4 39 2 3.604 Dennis, Isaiah 28 0 9.1 .517 .000 .433 1.2 0.8 16 6 2.723 Session, Jordan 32 0 6.5 .549 1.000 .560 1.2 0.2 6 8 2.225 Travers, David 4 0 5.0 1.000 1.000 .667 0.5 0.3 1 0 2.015 Brown, Jalen 32 0 7.8 .415 .389 .500 1.4 0.2 6 4 1.834 Cagle, Carter 12 0 1.3 .500 .500 .000 0.1 0.1 1 0 0.320 Tobin, Corey 9 0 1.4 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.024 Pickney II, Michael 1 0 0.0 .000 .000 .000 1.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 35 .480 .333 .725 31.9 13.7 321 143 71.4 Opponents...... 35 .388 .327 .714 33.3 12.7 159 82 62.4

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G55 Harrow, Ryan 15 15 33.5 .529 .379 .810 2.6 2.9 21 0 20.522 Hunter, R.J. 20 20 37.1 .378 .299 .903 5.1 3.8 40 26 19.033 Crider, Markus 20 20 33.0 .573 .000 .704 7.4 2.3 21 5 10.900 Ware, Kevin 20 5 27.4 .464 .261 .757 2.7 2.5 28 9 7.542 Washington, Curtis 20 10 17.3 .548 .000 .759 4.3 0.2 7 26 5.131 Shipes, T.J. 18 10 20.3 .534 .000 .586 3.0 0.2 13 9 4.402 Green, Ryann 20 20 21.6 .446 .324 .739 2.4 1.4 22 1 3.904 Dennis, Isaiah 17 0 10.2 .553 .000 .500 1.7 0.9 7 6 3.123 Session, Jordan 20 0 7.1 .523 1.000 .429 1.4 0.3 6 6 2.715 Brown, Jalen 19 0 6.4 .476 .444 .455 1.2 0.1 4 3 1.720 Tobin, Corey 5 0 1.6 .000 .000 .000 0.6 0.0 0 0 0.034 Cagle, Carter 6 0 1.3 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 1 0 0.0 Total.......... 20 .486 .325 .764 33.3 13.6 170 91 72.7 Opponents...... 20 .369 .321 .708 32.5 11.9 95 52 61.3


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Georgia State’s academic support program for student-athletes is led by the Office of Student-Athlete Development. The department makes a continued commitment to provide Georgia State student-athletes with the personal tools and resources necessary to develop the total person, in addition to enhancing their success on the playing field. The department actively participates in the Student-Athlete Affairs Program, which aims to meet the following: academic excellence, athletic excellence, personal development, career development, and commitment to service.

In order to accomplish their goals, Georgia State athletics has designed three programs and activities - Panther Academic Support Services (P.A.S.S.), Student-Athlete Affairs, and Panther DEN.PASS includes new student-athlete orientation, a learning lab, tutorial assistance, mandatory advisement, and academic monitoring.Student-Athlete Affairs is a comprehensive program that provides edu-cational, personal, community, and career development to enhance the overall quality of our student-athletes’ university experience.Panther DEN offers a variety of services dedicated entirely to addressing the unique challenges that face the Georgia State University student-ath-lete. These services are offered in conjunction with the Life Skills program, Department of Student Health Promotion and the University’s Counseling & Testing Center.

The Panther DEN holds an academic study area, two computer labs, containing 90 computers for student-athlete use, and nine private study rooms. Recent renovation was complete on the academic study area and both computer labs.

The institution has 42 tutors and six academic mentors available, free of charge, to all student-athletes. Tutorial assistance is provided on both a mandatory and walk-in basis.

The academic program also offers internships for former student-ath-letes, which were established to assist with professional development.

Recently the men’s basketball team traveled on a Costa Rican Internation-al Tour in August 2014. The team held clinics for children and took part in a shoe distribution with the Samaritan’s Feet program.

In total, $7,311,851 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 333 student-athletes. Of that, $2,393,831 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 108 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone $277,050 was given to 123 student-athletes from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF).

The Georgia State Men’s Basketball team recently traveled to Costa Rica to support Samaritan’s Feet, an organization that provides shoes for underprivi-leged children around the world.


RAGIN’ CAJUNS

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is a public research university at the central

crossroads of the state. With close to 19,000 students, it has the largest enrollment within

the nine-campus UL System and is the second-largest university in Louisiana.

Founded in 1898, the University is recognized for excellence in architecture, computer

science, education, engineering, nursing and allied health, criminal justice and business.

The campus consists of 388 acres, including more than 240 acres at the athletics com-

plex. On the main campus, live oak trees shade perimeter sidewalks and a Walk of Honor,

formed by more than 80,000 bricks engraved with the names of each graduate since 1903,

encircles the Quad.

At the center of campus is Cypress Lake, home to alligators, turtles, birds and fish. It is

a managed wetland that reflects the nearby Atchafalaya Basin, the nation’s largest river

swamp.

Notable alumni: Kathleen Blanco, former governor of Louisiana; John Breaux, former

U.S. senator; Ali Landry, 1996 Miss USA; Hollis Conway, two-time Olympic medalist in

track and field; Charles “Peanut” Tilman, two-time Walter Payton Award recipient who

plays for the Carolina Panthers.; Jake Delhomme, former NFL quarterback who led the

Carolina Panthers to their first Super Bowl in 2004.

Dr. E. Joseph SavoiePresident

Anita HazelwoodFaculty Representative

Scott FarmerAthletics Director

Dr. Jessica Leger SWA

Location....................................................Lafayette, LouisianaFounded ...........................................................................1898Enrollment ....................................................................18,796Nickname ...........................................................Ragin’ CajunsColors .......................................................Vermilion and WhiteBasketball Arena ...................................................CajundomeCapacity ..........................................................................11,550President ..................................................Dr. E. Joseph SavoieDirector of Athletics ............................................Scott FarmerPress Row Phone ............................................. (337) 265-2284Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (337) 265-2357Athletics Website ................................www.RaginCajuns.com

First Season ......................................................................1911Overall Record (Seasons) ..............................1,354-1030 (102)Conference Championships ..................................................16SBC Championships ...............................................................6NCAA Tournament Appearances ....6 (1982, 1983, 1992, 1994, 2000, 2014)NIT Appearances................... 5 (1980, 1984, 1985, 2002, 2003)CollegeInsider.com Tournament Appearances . 2 (2012, 2015)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 22-142014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ....................................13-7 (4th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................9Lettermen Lost .......................................................................6Starters Returning ..................................................................5Starters Lost ...........................................................................0Newcomers .............................................................................8 Media Contact ..................................................... Matt Sullivan Office Phone: ................................................ (337) 482-6331 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (985) 981-0009 E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: ......................................... /Ragin’ Cajuns AthleticsTwitter: ..........................................................@ULRaginCajuns


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Bob Marlin, the 2010 Skip Prosser Man of the Year award winner, began his tenure as head coach of Ragin’ Cajuns men’s basketball in March 2010. He en-ters the 2015-16 season with a 436-243 record in 22 seasons as a head coach, including an 88-77 mark at Louisiana. After spending the first three seasons building the foundation, Marlin has led the Cajuns into the postseason each of the past two seasons. Louisiana has appeared in the NCAA Tournament (2014) and CollegeInsider.com Tournament (2015) and produced 45 wins during the two-year stretch. He’s helped develop the careers of Elfrid Payton, the No. 10 pick in 2014 June NBA draft, and two-time first team All-Sun Belt pick Shawn Long. Prior to joining the Cajuns, Marlin spent 12 seasons at Sam Houston

State (1998-2010) and produced a 225-131 record – more victories than any other Southland Con-ference member during that time span. Marlin’s first stop as a head coach was at Pensacola State College from 1990-95 where he won the 1993 NJCAA National Championship.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 13 LOUISIANA COLLEGE LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:00 PMNov. 16 at Miami Coral Gables, Fla. 6:00 PM (RSN/Fox Sports Florida)Nov. 20 at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7:00 PM (SEC Digital+)NOV. 25 LOYOLA LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:00 PMDec. 3 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:00 PMDEC. 9 MCNEESE STATE LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:00 PMDec. 12 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 12:00 PM (ASN)Dec. 15 at UCLA Los Angeles, Calif. 8:00 PM (PAC-12 Network)Dec. 18 at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 9:00 PM (TheW.TV)DEC. 21 NEW ORLEANS LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:00 PMJAN. 2 APPALACHIAN STATE* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMJan. 7 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMJan. 9 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PMJan. 14 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 16 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 21 SOUTH ALABAMA* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMJAN. 23 TROY* LAFAYETTE, LA. 6:15 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 28 TEXAS STATE* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMJAN. 30 UT ARLINGTON* LAFAYETTE, LA. 6:15 PMFEB. 2 UL MONROE* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMFeb. 4 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 11 ARKANSAS STATE* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMFEB. 13 LITTLE ROCK* LAFAYETTE, LA. 4:15 PMFeb. 18 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMFeb. 20 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PMFeb. 25 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PMFeb. 27 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PMMAR. 3 GEORGIA STATE* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PMMAR. 5 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* LAFAYETTE, LA. 7:15 PM


Head Coach Bob Marlin

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 LOUISIANA COLLEGE W 85-57 17 (1) Tulsa L 53-64 21 (1) Auburn L 80-105 24 (1) Milwaukee L 52-56 25 (1) Oral Roberts W 76-52 DECEMBER3 JACKSON STATE W 76-53 6 McNeese State L 70-80 10 LOUISIANA TECH W 94-86 13 CENTENARY W 115-59 17 MILLIGAN COLLEGE W 115-76 20 Northwestern State L 85-89 30 Little Rock* W 83-79 JANUARY3 TROY W 91-64 5 Appalachian State* W 80-64 8 GEORGIA STATE* W 84-80 15 Georgia Southern* L 70-78 17 SOUTH ALABAMA* L 82-89 19 UL MONROE* L 55-57 22 ARKANSAS STATE* W 96-59 24 Georgia State* L 64-75 29 South Alabama* L 85-89 31 Texas State* W 72-63 FEBRUARY5 APPALACHIAN STATE* W 81-66 7 UT ARLINGTON* L 69-84 12 UL Monroe* L 55-67 14 Troy* W 84-80 19 TEXAS STATE* W 64-42 21 UT Arlington* W 81-70 28 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* W 68-58 MARCH5 LITTLE ROCK* W 75-69 7 Arkansas State* W 81-57 13 (2) Texas State W 53-43 14 (2) Georgia State L 79-83 17 (3) Incarnate Word W 83-68 21 (3) Sam Houston State W 71-70 26 (3) EVANSVILLE L 82-89

(1) - MGM Grand Main Event (Campus Sites/Las Vegas, Nev.)(2) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)(3) - CollegeInsider.com Tournament (Campus Sites)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)0 Devonta Walker F 6-7 220 Sr. Salisbury, Md./Parkside HS (Western Texas College)1 Jay Wright G 6-1 180 Jr. Rincon, Ga./Effingham County (Casper College)3 Tyrone Wooten G 6-4 180 Jr. Memphis, Tenn./Trezevant HS (Itawamba CC)4 Steven Wronkoski G 6-5 190 Sr. Hammond, La./St. Thomas Aquinas HS5 Kasey Shepherd G 6-3 178 Sr. Houston, Texas/Dekaney HS11 Kadavion Evans G 5-11 165 Fr. Shreveport, La./North Caddo HS13 Hayward Register G 6-2 175 Jr. Lafayette, La./Comeaux HS15 Jay Hedgeman F 6-7 190 Jr. Pearland, Texas/Pearland HS (San Jacinto College)21 Shawn Long F 6-11 246 Sr. Morgan City, La./Morgan City HS (Mississippi State)22 Johnathan Stove G 6-4 215 So. Baton Rouge, La./Christian Life Academy23 Tiremone Williams G 6-0 180 Sr. Abbeville, La./Abbeville HS (Western Texas College)25 Jacob Broussard G 5-10 160 So. Lafayette, La./Lafayette Christian Academy (Centenary)31 Frank Bartley IV G 6-3 200 Jr. Baton Rouge, La./Christian Life Academy (BYU)32 Bryce Washington F 6-6 255 So. New Orleans, La./St. Augustine HS 33 Larenz Stalcup C 6-11 230 Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Wasson HS (Snow College)44 Jerekius Davis F 6-6 224 Fr. Jackson, Miss./Provine HS55 Scott Plaisance F 6-9 208 r-Fr. New Orleans, La./Country Day HS



Shawn Long

F - 6’11SeniorMorgan City, La. General Studies

A three-time All-Sun Belt Conference choice, first team the past two seasons, Shawn Long was the only player in the conference to rank Top 5 in both points (16.4 ppg) and rebounds (10.2 rpg) in 2014-15...Expect-ed to contend for Player of the Year honors this season…Member of the U.S. Men’s Basketball Team that claimed the bronze medal at the Pan American Games in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this summer…Attended the NIKE Skills Camp in California…Enters his senior season as the nation’s active leader in career double-doubles with 52…One of only three players in school history with 1,000 rebounds, he needs 29 rebounds to pass Roy Ebron as the all-time leader…Needs 300 points to become only the sixth player, and first since Kevin Brooks (1990-91), to amass 2,000 career points…Posted 20-point games 11 times last season and scored in double figures in all 20 Sun Belt games.

Jay Wright

G - 6’1JuniorRincon, Ga.Undeclared

A finalist for the 2015 Lefty Driesell National Defensive Player of the Year award, Jay Wright enters his second season with the Ragin’ Cajuns...Named to the All-Sun Belt Conference third team in 2014-15…Spent part of summer competing on Far East Tour with Reach USA (May 10-24)…Averaged 9.1 points, 3.6 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 0.9 steals per game in his debut season with the Cajuns (2014-15)…Was tied for fourth in the Sun Belt Conference with 3.6 assists per game and sixth with 1.6 assist/turn-over ratio…Averaged 15.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists along with shooting .507 from the floor and .667 from three-point range in six-game win streak to end the regular season…Dished out 127 assists, reaching five assists 11 times…Made a name for himself as one of the top on-ball defenders in the SBC, routinely drawing the assignment of checking the opponent’s top perimeter player.

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2014-15 RAGIN’ CAJUNS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 RAGIN’ CAJUNS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Long, Shawn 34 34 28.0 .542 .364 .659 10.2 1.5 22 56 16.431 Williams, Brian 27 22 23.1 .472 .391 .738 3.7 1.0 23 16 10.105 Shepherd, Kasey 36 11 19.8 .439 .361 .841 2.6 2.3 63 6 9.700 Walker, Devonta 36 18 20.9 .505 .364 .801 5.3 1.1 25 13 9.401 Wright, Jay 35 34 26.3 .384 .405 .601 3.1 3.6 31 8 9.113 Register, Hayward 31 14 13.8 .376 .397 .600 1.6 0.4 6 6 6.732 Washington, Bryce 36 17 23.5 .534 .333 .672 5.2 1.6 23 18 6.422 Stove, Johnathan 36 15 18.7 .496 .292 .787 2.1 1.8 14 12 5.403 Rimmer, Xavian 35 10 14.1 .333 .271 .761 1.3 0.7 10 0 3.811 Williams, Donovan 6 1 7.0 .389 .364 .250 0.8 0.3 5 1 3.204 Wronkoski, Steven 36 0 11.6 .413 .340 .684 1.7 0.7 7 1 2.644 Davenport, JJ 17 2 5.1 .348 .000 .667 0.9 0.1 0 1 1.333 Kande, Vieux 20 0 3.2 .692 .000 .571 0.7 0.0 0 1 1.123 Williams, Tiremone 27 1 7.4 .318 .222 .538 0.7 0.6 10 0 0.915 LeBlanc, Aaron 11 1 3.9 .400 .000 .500 0.7 0.2 0 6 0.8 Total.......... 36 .459 .358 .706 39.5 14.7 239 145 77.5 Opponents...... 36 .426 .322 .683 33.1 10.7 247 130 70.0

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Long, Shawn 20 20 29.8 .537 .397 .706 11.2 1.7 9 29 18.001 Wright, Jay 20 20 28.9 .417 .420 .543 3.3 3.8 18 4 10.305 Shepherd, Kasey 20 7 20.6 .382 .310 .821 2.4 2.0 33 3 8.831 Williams, Brian 16 12 21.9 .433 .389 .780 3.0 0.8 10 9 8.513 Register, Hayward 17 9 14.6 .429 .438 .800 1.6 0.4 3 1 8.400 Walker, Devonta 20 9 19.2 .474 .400 .833 4.4 0.8 11 6 7.532 Washington, Bryce 20 10 24.0 .480 .300 .806 5.2 1.7 15 12 6.322 Stove, Johnathan 20 9 18.2 .432 .286 .786 2.1 1.8 6 5 4.504 Wronkoski, Steven 20 0 10.6 .405 .276 .778 1.6 0.5 5 0 2.503 Rimmer, Xavian 20 3 11.7 .264 .206 .765 1.0 0.5 3 0 2.433 Kande, Vieux 11 0 3.6 .700 .000 .333 0.6 0.0 0 1 1.444 Davenport, JJ 12 0 4.1 .308 .000 .714 1.1 0.1 0 0 1.123 Williams, Tiremone 16 0 5.4 .214 .250 .500 0.3 0.1 3 0 0.615 LeBlanc, Aaron 6 1 3.2 .333 .000 .000 0.7 0.2 0 2 0.3 Total.......... 20 .442 .355 .726 39.5 13.6 116 72 76.0 Opponents...... 20 .438 .328 .676 32.7 10.4 119 77 69.5


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The Student-Athlete Academic Success Center at UL Lafayette is com-mitted to providing student-athletes with positive learning experiences through several academic support programs. The newly renovated space provides student-athletes and mentors a variety of spaces including: a study hall lounge, two computer labs, twelve small scale tutor rooms, two medium scale tutor rooms, and a classroom that meets the everyday academic needs of student athletes. The center provides a free tutoring service for all student-athletes to assist them in achieving success in the classroom. Tutorial services are available each semester in most courses, particularly math, science, and English. The university employs 21 tutors, all upper-class students who have excelled in the subject area in which they are tutoring. Beyond tutoring, the Academic Coaching Program offers intensive, one-on-one academic progress tracking and guidance to academically at-risk student-athletes, and to those who may have difficulties with time management or study skills. Through daily interaction with an Academic Coach, student-athletes receive assistance in setting objectives and goals to accomplish their coursework, while building the necessary time-man-agement and organizational skills to empower academic success. The Cox Communications Athletic Center is home to the administrative staff and the football coaches. Adjacent to the Cox Communications Athletic Center is the 41,426-seat Cajun Field which is home to the Ragin’ Cajuns football team. In the spring of 2008, Cajun Field received a new synthetic surface which made it one of the finest in the South. Other nearby facilities include M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field Baseball Park, Helen and Alfred Lamson Ragin’ Cajuns Softball Park, Cajun Tennis Courts, Cajun Soccer/Track Complex and the state-of-the-art Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facilities. Aiding in Ragin’ Cajuns’ athletic success, the athletic program embarked

on an ambitious $115 million facilities upgrade in 2013. Construction is ongoing around the athletic facility and the new south end zone was com-pleted in time for the 2014 season. In total, $4,894,316 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 325 student-athletes. Of that, $1,943,612 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 91 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone $267,966 was given to 313 student-athletes from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF).

The UL Lafayette Student-Athlete Academic Center provides the resources necessary for student-athletes to attain the highest level of academic and athletic achievement by aiding student-athletes in obtaining a college degree through effective tutoring, monitoring, advisement/registration and mentor-ing.


WARHAWKS

The University of Louisiana at Monroe is a coeducational public university located in Mon-roe, Louisiana, and is a part of the University of Louisiana System.

ULM has a 238-acre campus alongside the banks of Bayou DeSiard with more than 8,500 students, and the academic quality of those students continues to rise. To meet the diverse needs of those students, ULM, established in 1931, offers degree programs within the Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education & Human Develop-ment, Pharmacy, Health Sciences and the Graduate School.

ULM is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Col-leges and Schools. All undergraduate programs eligible for accreditation by professional agencies are accredited. ULM is the only university in Louisiana to offer a master’s in gerontology and the only public university in the state offering the Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

Notable Alumni: Tim McGraw, country music singer; Stan Humphries, former QB San Diego Chargers; Marty Booker, WR Atlanta Falcons; Kevin Payne, former NFL player; Chris Harris, former NFL player; Ben Sheets, former Major League Baseball Player; Tim Brando, Radio host and CBS Sports and Fox Sports Net studio; Chuck Finley, former Major League Baseball Player, Calvin Natt, former NBA All-Star, Kenny Natt, NBA Coach and Willie Robertson, CEO Duck Commander/Buck Commander.

Dr. Nick BrunoPresident

Brett BennettFaculty Representative

Brian WickstromAthletics Director

Toni GockelSWA

Location...................................................... Monroe, LouisianaFounded ............................................................................1931Enrollment .......................................................................8,517Nickname ................................................................ WarhawksColors ...............................................................Maroon & GoldBasketball Arena .................................. Fant-Ewing ColiseumCapacity ............................................................................8,856President .......................................................... Dr. Nick BrunoDirector of Athletics ......................................Brian WickstromPress Row Phone ............................................. (318) 342-6920Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (318) 342-3856Athletics Website ............................. www.ulmwarhawks.com

First Season ......................................................................1951Overall Record (Seasons) .................................... 934-828 (63)Conference Championships ..................................................12SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................7 (1996)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................2 (1988)College Basketball Invitational Appearances .............1 (2015)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 24-142014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ............................... 14-6 (T-2nd)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................9Lettermen Lost .......................................................................4Starters Returning ..................................................................4Starters Lost ...........................................................................1Newcomers .............................................................................4 Media Contact ........................................... Robbie Kleinmuntz Office Phone: ................................................ (318) 342-5462 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (847) 912-5380 E-mail: ................................................kleinmuntz@ulm.edu

Facebook: .............................................................. /WarhawksTwitter: .......................................................... @ULMWarhawks


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WARHAWKSComing off one of the greatest seasons in program history, Keith Richard be-gins his sixth year at the helm of his alma mater. Richard’s historic turnaround in 2014-15 came in his very first season without any APR sanctions in-which he inherited when he took over. The reigning Sun Belt Conference and Lou-isiana Coach of the Year has completely rebuilt the program both on and off the court. He coached the Warhawks to 24 wins last season, the third-most in school history, and also posted the third-largest turnaround in the nation from the year before. Richard guided the team to the championship series of the CBI last year which included a game in the month of April, the first-ever for

ULM or any team from the Sun Belt Conference. He coached a pair of All-Conference student-ath-letes including Tylor Ongwae who became the first ever First-Team All-SBC selection from ULM.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 13 MCMURRY MONROE, LA. 1:00 PMNov. 15 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 2:00 PM (Big Ten Network)Nov. 19 at Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 6:30 PMNov. 28 at Houston Houston, Texas 7:00 PMNOV. 30 CHATTANOOGA MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMDEC. 3 UL LAFAYETTE* MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMDec. 10 (1) at Kent State Kent, Ohio 6:00 PMDec. 12 (1) at Penn State State College, Pa. 2:00 PMDec. 13 at West Virginia Morgantown, W.V. TBA ()DEC. 18 CENTRAL BAPTIST MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMDec. 22 (1) at Canisius Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 PMDec. 23 (1) at Nicholls State/Hampton Las Vegas, Nev. TBA ()DEC. 31 APPALACHIAN STATE* MONROE, LA. 2:00 PMJan. 7 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PMJan. 9 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PMJan. 14 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 16 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 4:00 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 21 TROY* MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMJAN. 23 SOUTH ALABAMA* MONROE, LA. 4:00 PMJAN. 28 UT ARLINGTON* MONROE, LA. 7:00 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 30 TEXAS STATE* MONROE, LA. 2:00 PMFeb. 2 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PMFeb. 6 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 11 LITTLE ROCK* MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMFEB. 13 ARKANSAS STATE* MONROE, LA. 4:00 PMFeb. 18 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PMFeb. 20 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 25 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PMFeb. 27 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 4:15 PMMAR. 3 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* MONROE, LA. 7:00 PMMAR. 5 GEORGIA STATE* MONROE, LA. 4:00 PM (ESPN3)

(1) - Las Vegas Classic (Campus Sites/Las Vegas, Nev.)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Keith Richard

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER15 UAB 74 - 65(W)17 CHAMPION BAPTIST 106 - 39(W) 21 No. 8 Florida 56 - 61(L)OT 26 Coastal Carolina 48 - 61(L)27 Robert Morris 54 - 71(L)DECEMBER6 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 83 - 55(W)9 NORTHWESTERN STATE 82 - 74(W)13 New Mexico 54 - 46(L)16 CENTRAL BAPTIST 78 - 53(W)19 LSU-ALEXANDRIA 76 - 71(W)21 Samford 50 - 64(L)30 Georgia State * 45 - 65(L)JANUARY5 ARKANSAS STATE * 70 - 61(W)8 UT Arlington * 76 - 73(W) OT10 Texas State * 62 - 59(W)15 TROY * 63 - 54(W)17 LITTLE ROCK * 64 - 52(W)19 UL Lafayette * 57 - 55(W)22 UT ARLINGTON * 61 - 57(L)24 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * 53 - 57(L)29 Troy * 58 - 55(W)OT31 SOUTH ALABAMA * 67 - 61(W)FEBRUARY5 Little Rock * 77 - 61(W)7 Georgia Southern * 71 - 68(W)OT12 UL LAFAYETTE * 67 - 55(W)14 APPALACHIAN STATE * 69 - 58(W)21 Arkansas State * 68 - 70(L)26 South Alabama * 75 - 57(W)28 Appalachian State * 66 - 43(L)MARCH5 GEORGIA STATE * 50 - 58(L)7 TEXAS STATE * 56 - 53(W)13 (1) South Alabama (Quarterfinals) 77 - 59(W)14 (1) Georgia Southern (Semifinals) 43 - 44(L)18 (2) EASTERN MICHIGAN (1ST RD) 71 - 67(W)23 (2) Mercer (Quarterfinals) 71 - 69(W)25 (2) VERMONT (SEMIFINALS) 71 - 65(W) 30 (2) Loyola-Chicago (Championship) 58 - 65(L)APRIL1 (2) LOYOLA-CHICAGO (CHAMPIONSHIP) 62 - 63(L)

(1) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)(2) - College Basketball Invitational (Campus Sites)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game


0 Ramses Sandifer F 6-7 205 FR Arcola, MS (Fishburne Prep)

1 Travis Munnings F 6-6 195 FR Freeport, Bahamas (Sunrise Christian)

2 DeMondre Harvey F 6-7 210 SR Minden, LA (Pearl River JC)

3 Marcus Washington G 6-2 185 JR Clinton, MS (Holmes JC)

4 Mack Foster G 6-2 190 SR Beulah, MS (East Mississippi JC)

5 Jamaal Samuel F 6-9 195 SR New Orleans, LA (Illinois State)

11 Nick Coppola G 5-11 195 JR Richmond, VA (Benedictine Prep)

13 Majok Deng F 6-10 185 SR Adelaide, Australia (Indian Hills JC)

14 Prince Cooper G 6-4 205 JR Freeport, Bahamas (Miami-Dade JC)

22 Lance Richard G 5-10 175 SO Monroe, LA (Sterlington HS)

24 Roderick Taylor F 6-8 210 R-FR Harker Heights, TX (Harker Heights HS)

25 Wade Martin G 6-5 185 FR Point Pleasant, WV (Fishburne Prep)

32 Justin Roberson G 6-1 190 SR Natchitoches, LA (Western Texas JC)



Nick Coppola

G - 5’11JuniorRichmond, Va. Risk Management & Insurance

Has started every game of his career... played 1,384 minutes in 2014-15, most in school history and third most in the country... played 40 minutes (or more) 16 times on the season, including a school record six times in a row... finished second in the SBC in assists (3.7 apg) and assist:turnover ra-tio (2.0)... averaged 9.4 points per game and shot a team-high .389 (58-149) from beyond-the-arc... reached double-figures in scoring 19 times... career performance of 19 points, seven made FGs and five made 3FGs at A-State... netted 11 points on a trio of 3FGs, including one in the final seconds of reg-ulation to send the game to overtime against No. 8 Florida, and played 45 minutes... played his second 45-minute game of the year at Ga. Southern and hit a trio of 3FGs.. tallied career-highs of 12 assists and three steals against Louisiana College and also had 12 points

Majok Deng

F - 6’10SeniorAdelaide, AustraliaGeneral Studies

Played in all 38 games and made 37 starts... eight double-doubles, 25 double-figure scoring games and a pair of 20-plus scoring outings... eight consecutive double-figure scoring games to end the season... averaged 10.7 points and a team-high 7.3 rebounds per game on the year... shot .368 (25-68) from beyond-the-arc in conference play... swatted a block in 28 games and at least two blocks 16 times... led the team in blocks with 1.3 bpg, ranking third in the league... double-double with a career-high 22 points and 11 rebounds in CBI Semifinals vs. Vermont... double-dou-ble with 14 points and 14 rebounds in the CBI Quarterfinals at Mercer… double-double with 12 points and 14 rebounds in SBC Quarterfinals vs. South Alabama... double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds at South Alabama... career-high 21 points and also grabbed nine rebounds at Little Rock... put in 16 points at home vs. UL Lafayette

WARHAWKS TO WATCH

2014-15 WARHAWKS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 WARHAWKS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G12 Ongwae, Tylor 38 38 35.4 .408 .243 .836 6.6 2.9 37 11 14.413 Deng, Majok 38 37 30.7 .442 .345 .765 7.3 1.1 22 51 10.711 Coppola, Nick 38 38 36.4 .411 .389 .721 3.1 3.7 34 1 9.432 Roberson, Justin 38 28 27.9 .396 .186 .736 4.0 2.8 45 8 8.900 Williams, Marvin 21 16 22.6 .566 .333 .627 4.7 0.5 9 19 8.505 Samuel, Jamaal 38 18 19.3 .422 .276 .576 3.7 0.5 13 39 7.104 Foster, Mack 38 8 17.8 .395 .295 .563 1.8 0.9 23 9 4.702 Harvey, DeMondre 38 5 14.4 .607 .000 .535 3.5 0.3 8 13 3.322 Richard, Lance 19 0 3.1 .269 .250 .000 0.3 0.1 2 1 1.103 Cooper, Prince 19 0 6.3 .444 .000 .111 1.1 0.5 3 1 0.920 Amajoyi, Chinedu 22 2 6.1 .273 .100 1.000 0.7 0.6 1 0 0.7 Total.......... 38 .427 .303 .714 36.8 13.1 197 153 64.6 Opponents...... 38 .388 .297 .718 33.6 11.1 203 121 60.5

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G12 Ongwae, Tylor 20 20 36.5 0.38 0.25 0.859 7 2.8 23 7 12.713 Deng, Majok 20 19 31.4 0.457 0.368 0.74 6.9 1.2 10 23 11.10 Williams, Marvin 11 10 26.9 0.617 0 0.69 5.9 0.6 5 9 10.932 Roberson, Justin 20 10 26.8 0.379 0.136 0.717 3.6 2.7 19 6 911 Coppola, Nick 20 20 37.2 0.394 0.355 0.765 3.5 3.6 16 0 8.85 Samuel, Jamaal 20 10 16.8 0.402 0.275 0 3.1 0.4 4 18 5.64 Foster, Mack 20 8 20.5 0.387 0.275 0.591 2.2 0.7 9 2 5.52 Harvey, DeMondre 20 1 13.1 0.6 0 0.542 3.1 0.4 4 4 2.83 Cooper, Prince 10 0 5.3 0.833 0 0 0.7 0.4 2 0 122 Richard, Lance 8 0 2.8 0.25 0.286 0 0.4 0 0 0 0.820 Amajoyi, Chinedu 11 2 5.5 0.2 0.2 1 0.5 0.4 1 0 0.5 Total.......... 20 0.422 0.298 0.712 36 12.5 93 69 62.4 Opponents...... 20 0.39 0.306 0.698 33.8 10.7 98 59 60


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WARHAWKS

As part of the ULM Athletics Academic Improvement Plan, the athletic department recently added new staff, increased tutoring opportunities, improved the administrative technology and expanded the supervised study program.

Continuing its commitment to academic excellence, ULM opened the doors to the Clarke M. Williams Student Success Center for the 2008-09 school year. The center is an academic-orientented building containing a computer lab, individual and group study rooms and counseling areas/ ULM recently honored the first 66-person class in the “Maroon and Gold Society”, which is an honors program for ULM student-athletes based on their academic success.

Career counseling and internship opportunities are available to stu-dent-athletes and all students through the ULM Office of Career Connec-tions. Career Connections hosts career fairs, conducts individual sessions and offers workshops on various related topics.

The mission of the ULM Student Success Center (SSC) is to encourage and assist students in the exploration of their interests, the pursuit of their goals, and the development of their intellectual knowledge and skills as they strive to reach their full potential.

UL Monroe also has four athletic academic counselor positions including one coordinator of academic counseling. There are also many academic advisers who serve the entire student population including student-ath-letes. Athletic academic counselors do not advise for coursework; they “pre-advise.” The athletic academic counselors also perform several functions specific to student-athletes, including individual academic coun-seling, working with the coaching staffs of assigned teams, tracking con-tinuing eligibility and completing Prospective Student Athlete evaluation.

Notably, the Warhawk men’s basketball team recovered from its APR penalty and earned the Sun Belt Conference Best GPA award for 2013-14. The team also earned two consecutive Team Academic Excellence Awards from the National Association of Basketball Coaches in 2013 and 2014.


UL Monroe student-athletes utilize the Clarke M. Williams Student Success Center for academic related activities as well as career planning.


Dr. Tony G. WaldropPresident

Dr. John SmithFaculty Representative

Dr. Joel ErdmannAthletics Director

Jinni FrisbeySWA

JAGUARS

The University of South Alabama is a public, doctoral-level university in Mobile, Ala-bama. It was created by the Alabama Legislature in 1963.

Currently, the university is divided into 10 colleges and schools, and includes one of Alabama’s two state-supported medical schools. To date, the university has awarded over 70,000 degrees.

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees in ten colleges and schools. Several programs offer master’s level degrees in addition to undergraduate degrees. Doctoral level degrees are offered in several areas, including Nursing, Medicine, Basic Medical Sciences, Instructional Design, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Audiology, Marine Science, Psychology, and a Doctor of Phar-macy degree.

The university will also add doctoral programs in Business and Engineering begin-ning in 2013, with the business doctorate being the state’s first doctorate in business administration. The psychology doctoral program was initiated in 2009 and is one of a handful of such programs nationwide that offers a Combined degree, emphasizing both Clinical Psychology and Counseling Psychology.

The university has over 5,200 employees and is the second largest employer in Mobile, Alabama. It has remained one of Alabama’s fastest growing universities for the past several years.

Notable Alumni: P.J. Walters, Kansas City Royals; David Freese, Los Angleles Angels and 2011 World Series MVP; former Major League baseball players Mike Mordecai, Luis Gonzalez, Jon Lieber, Juan Pierre and Marlon Anderson; Tina Powell Allen, sculp-tor; Judsen Culbreth, Editor of Scholastic Magazine.

Location................................................................. Mobile, Ala.Founded ............................................................................1963Enrollment .....................................................................16,462Nickname .................................................................... JaguarsColors ...................................................... Blue, Red and WhiteBasketball Arena ............................................ Mitchell CenterCapacity ..........................................................................10,000President ...................................................Dr. Tony G. WaldropDirector of Athletics ..................................... Dr. Joel ErdmannPress Row Phone ............................................. (251) 460-7418Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (251) 460-6047Athletics Website .................................. www.usajaguars.com

First Season ......................................................................1968Overall Record ............................................................ 761-582Conference Championships ..................................................12SBC Championships .............................................................12NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................8 (2008)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................4 (2007)CollegeInsider.com Tournament Appearances ...........1 (2013)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 12-212014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ................................ 9-11 (T-6th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................7Lettermen Lost .......................................................................5Starters Returning ..................................................................3Starters Lost ...........................................................................2Newcomers .............................................................................6 Media Contact ........................................................Matt Horne Office Phone: ................................................ (251) 414-8184 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (912) 536-5806 E-mail: .................................... [email protected]

Facebook: ................................................. /USAJaguarSportsTwitter: ......................................................@USAJaguarSports


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JAGUARSEntering his third season, Matthew Graves’ mission to “change the culture” at South Alabama may have resulted in only one more win overall in year two, but the team went 9-10 to close the regular season after a slow start to earn a No. 6 seed in the conference tournament and advance to the quarterfinals. Prior to his arrival in Mobile, he spent the previous 10 seasons as an assistant on the staff at Butler, where his efforts helped the Bulldogs advance to back-to-back NCAA Tournament championship games. As an assistant coach, Graves helped the program to an overall record of 244-98 (71.3%). Following the 2009-10 campaign that saw the Bulldogs finish 33-5 after falling to Duke 61-59 in the

national title contest, he was promoted to associate head coach; in his first year in that role, Butler returned to the NCAA Tournament championship game while going on to post a 28-10 record.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)13 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM15 (1) at North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. 5:00 PM (ESPNU)19 (1) at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 8:00 PM (SEC Network)23 (1) at Belmont Kennesaw, Ga. 3:00 PM24 (1) at Kennesaw State/IUPUI Kennesaw, Ga. 2/4:30 PM28 at Denver Denver, Colo. 3:00 PM30 SPRING HILL MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM5 at Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 5:00 PM14 SOUTHERN MISS MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM18 SAMFORD MOBILE, ALA. 7:00 PM22 RICE MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM30 LITTLE ROCK* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM2 ARKANSAS STATE* MOBILE, ALA. 4:05 PM7 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PM9 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)14 TEXAS STATE* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM16 UT ARLINGTON* MOBILE, ALA. 4:05 PM21 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PM23 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 4:00 PM26 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PM30 APPALACHIAN STATE* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM4 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)6 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PM11 GEORGIA STATE* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM13 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* MOBILE, ALA. 4:05 PM (ESPN3)16 TROY* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM18 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)25 UL MONROE* MOBILE, ALA. 7:05 PM27 UL LAFAYETTE* MOBILE, ALA. 4:05 PM3 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM5 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 4:30 PM

(1) - FanDuel Legends Classic (Campus Sites/Kennesaw, Ga.)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 CARROLL (MONT.) W 83-64 17 Southern Miss L 59-68 22 Detroit L 53-66 28 Miami (Fla.) L 75-87 DECEMBER2 SPRING HILL W 71-54 6 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 67-68 OT 15 Pepperdine L 68-78 18 Richmond L 54-65 20 IUPUI L 65-71 OT 23 HOWARD L 60-73 30 ARKANSAS STATE* L 60-63 OT JANUARY3 UT Arlington* L 87-99 5 Little Rock* W 72-69 8 APPALACHIAN STATE* W 104-95 10 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* L 73-81 15 Texas State* L 71-82 17 UL Lafayette* W 89-82 19 LITTLE ROCK* W 66-64 22 Appalachian State* L 53-64 25 NJIT L 55-72 29 UL LAFAYETTE* W 89-85 31 UL Monroe* L 61-67 FEBRUARY4 TEXAS STATE* L 43-63 7 GEORGIA STATE* L 54-65 12 Troy* W 71-67 14 UT ARLINGTON* W 97-91 19 Georgia State* L 51-79 21 Georgia Southern* L 74-80 26 UL MONROE* L 57-75 MARCH5 Arkansas State* W 81-76 7 TROY* W 96-93 12 (2) Little Rock W 57-55 13 (2) UL Monroe L 59-77

(1) - Gotham Classic (Campus SItes)(2) - Sun Belt Championship (New Orleans, La.)Home games in BOLD CAPS* - Sun Belt Conference game

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)0 Shaq Calhoun G 6-4 205 So. Rome, Ga./Iowa Western CC/Model HS1 Ken Williams G 6-3 190 Jr. Houston, Texas/Episcopal HS2 Taishaun Johnson G 6-0 172 So. Indianapolis, Ind./Quakerdale Prep/Pike HS4 Barrington Stevens G 5-11 182 Sr. Allen, Texas/St. Thomas More Prep/Allen HS5 Don MuepoKelly F 6-7 238 Jr. Fontana, Calif./Riverside CC/Dorsey HS10 Georgi Boyanov F 6-7 210 Jr. Lovech, Bulgaria/General Vladimir Stoychev Sports School11 Nikola Marijan F 7-1 235 Fr. Backi Brestovac, Serbia/Borislav Petrov Braca14 Devin Epps G 5-11 175 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn./Murfreesboro-Oakland HS20 Tafari Whittingham F 6-8 215 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y./Hutchinson CC21 Nick Davis G 6-6 185 So. Mt. Vernon, Ala./Alabama State/McIntosh HS22 John Brown G 6-4 200 Sr. Charlotte, N.C./Olney Central/Olympic HS24 Nick Stover F 6-6 200 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola Marymount30 Ethan Haslam G 6-4 182 Fr. Lithia, Fla./Academy at the Lakes42 Trhae Mitchell F 6-6 184 Fr. Austell, Ga./Pebblebrook HS-- Josh Ajayi F 6-7 260 Fr. El Monte, Calif./San Gabriel Academy-- Lance Crawford G 5-10 170 So. Davie, Fla./UMass Lowell/Sagemont School



Taishaun Johnson

G - 6’0SophomoreIndianapolis, Ind. Business

Taishaun Johnson set school freshman records for points (414), free throws made (138) and attempted (177), while placing second in scoring average with 12.5 per contest, second best on the team and 13th in the Sun Belt. He racked up 23 double-digit scoring games—second on the team—with two double-doubles. He converted 78.0 percent at the free-throw line, 11th in the league, and went 11-for-16 and 14-for-16 at the charity stripe in back-to-back outings, the former ranking tied for third in Mitchell Center history.

Ken Williams

G - 6’3JuniorHouston, TexasInterdisciplinary Studies

Ken Williams made the leap midway through his All-Sun Belt season as a sophomore, averaging 18.5 points in his last 20 games to finish the year with 15.7 per contest, eighth-best in the league. He ranked second in 3-pointers per game (2.6) and eighth in 3-point percentage (.370), and set a new school record for sophomores with 87 triples, which places fifth overall. Williams scored 20 points or more 10 times, including 23 or more in four straight games in January, the longest streak by a Jaguar since 1988-89. Williams earned his first league player of the week honor after setting a new career high with 29 points—on six 3-pointers—and eight rebounds against UT Arlington.

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2014-15 JAGUARS OVERALL STATS

2014-15JAGUARS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G01 Williams, Ken 33 27 32.9 .376 .370 .791 3.7 2.4 24 9 15.702 Johnson, Taishaun 33 25 31.3 .373 .292 .780 4.1 2.2 32 7 12.524 Ferguson, Dionte 33 33 28.1 .542 .000 .741 6.7 0.6 24 51 11.504 Stevens, Barrington 33 33 33.6 .369 .350 .719 2.8 3.2 17 2 7.405 Lewis, Abdul 33 27 27.6 .468 .250 .529 6.9 0.7 9 18 7.022 Brown, John 32 13 20.1 .431 .306 .696 2.1 0.9 21 18 6.310 Boyanov, Georgi 33 6 17.6 .497 .270 .571 4.7 0.5 22 11 6.020 Whittingham, Tafari 5 0 12.2 .438 .000 .643 3.0 0.0 1 4 4.633 Andjusic, Luka 18 0 7.8 .273 .286 1.000 1.0 0.3 2 0 1.632 Karazsia, Austin 21 0 6.8 .381 .400 .333 1.0 0.1 3 1 1.014 Epps, Devin 12 0 2.1 .750 1.000 .333 0.2 0.1 0 0 0.825 Williams, Jermaine 8 1 1.8 .333 .000 1.000 0.1 0.0 2 0 0.4 Total.......... 33 .420 .334 .703 35.6 10.7 157 121 68.9 Opponents...... 33 .440 .345 .702 36.6 12.7 213 106 73.9

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G1 Williams, Ken 20 18 34.9 0.431 0.403 0.787 4 2.6 12 4 182 Johnson, Taishaun 20 18 32.6 0.4 0.329 0.783 4.1 2.3 14 1 13.424 Ferguson, Dionte 20 20 29.9 0.553 0 0.76 5.9 0.6 15 36 12.85 Lewis, Abdul 20 20 27.3 0.491 0.5 0.561 6.4 0.7 4 8 7.54 Stevens, Barrington 20 20 34.8 0.36 0.333 0.731 2.9 3.4 9 1 710 Boyanov, Georgi 20 0 19.1 0.516 0.381 0.604 5.2 0.6 14 6 6.822 Brown, John 20 3 17.3 0.5 0.371 0.618 1.6 0.7 8 9 633 Andjusic, Luka 6 0 6.2 0.333 0.286 0 0.7 0.3 1 0 1.332 Karazsia, Austin 10 0 5.2 0.571 1 1 0.8 0 1 1 1.314 Epps, Devin 5 0 2.4 0 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0.225 Williams, Jermaine 5 1 1.8 0 0 0 0.2 0 1 0 0 Total.......... 20 0.454 0.369 0.719 33.4 10.8 79 66 72.4 Opponents...... 20 0.451 0.35 0.711 35.8 12.7 130 53 77


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The centerpiece of South Alabama’s student-athlete support system is the 4,500 square foot Athletics Academic Support Services of Office. The facil-ity includes staff offices, four private tutor rooms, study tables and carrels, and a computer lab with 30 computers.

The Athletics Academic Services staff assists student-athletes with planning their class schedules and deciding on a degree program that will suit their needs. Six athletic academic advisors advise student-athletes along with a faculty or staff advisor from the student-athlete’s college an additional 40 to 60 tutors from a wide variety of academic disciplines are hired throughout the academic year.

Monitored Study Hall is required for all freshmen, first-year transfers, stu-dent-athletes with a cumulative GPA below a 2.50, and any student-athlete who the coaching staff and/or the sport-specific athletic counselor believe would benefit from the experience.

The Athletics Academic Services staff utilizes contemporary web-based technology to proactively gather in-term progress report information from University faculty members. This allows staff to monitor a student-ath-lete’s academic profile throughout the semester and stay abreast of situa-tions where a student-athlete may be struggling and/or underperforming.

Academic Services teaches a freshman student-athlete class that all stu-dent-athletes must take. Topics include study skills, time management, nutrition, financial management, overall health and welfare, etc. Academic Services is in the process of creating a junior-/senior-level class that will focus on career planning.

Student-athletes are encouraged to take advantage of the university’s Career Services Center. Last year Athletics Academics Services held a two-session workshop covering resume, interview techniques, and busi-ness attire.

Athletics employs 12 certified athletic trainers and four acting physicians, available on campus and for athletic events throughout the year. Athletics also employs a team cardiologist, neurologist, neuropsychologist, dentist, and physical therapist.

Presentations given to student-athletes include: Drop your pride - Alco-hol abuse program, Sexual Harassment and Domestic Violence Seminar, Ronnie Rice Presentation on wellness education, e-Chug, online alcohol awareness, Hope Heals - mental wellness and stress management pre-sentation.

Nutritional consultations are available for all student-athletes through strength and conditioning coaches or the university.


The Athletics Academic Services Office is housed in Department’s state-of-the-art Academic Center.


MAVERICKSLocation.......................................................... Arlington, TexasFounded ............................................................................1895Enrollment .....................................................................51,000Nickname .................................................................MavericksColors .......................................Royal Blue, Orange and WhiteBasketball Arena .................................... College Park CenterCapacity ............................................................................7,000President ..................................................Dr. Vistasp KarbhariDirector of Athletics .................................................Jim BakerPress Row Phone ............................................. (817) 272-3795Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (817) 272-9595Athletics Website .......................................www.utamavs.com

First Season ......................................................................1959Overall Record ............................................................ 647-870Conference Championships ....................................................2SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................1 (2008)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................1 (2012)CollegeInsider.com Tournament Appearances ...........1 (2013)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 16-152014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ..................................10-10 (5th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................8Lettermen Lost .......................................................................6Starters Returning ..................................................................3Starters Lost ...........................................................................2Newcomers .............................................................................7 Media Contact ..........................................................Art Garcia Office Phone: ................................................ (817) 272-2239 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (817) 797-8379 E-mail: .....................................................artgarcia@uta.edu

Facebook: ........................................ /UT Arlington MavericksTwitter: ...................................................................@UTAMAVS

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The University of Texas at Arlington is a public university located in Arlington, Texas situated southwest of downtown Arlington, and is located in the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area.

The University was founded in 1895 and served primarily as a military academy during the early 20th century. After spending several decades in the Texas A&M University System, the institution joined the University of Texas System in 1965.

UT Arlington sets the standard for educational excellence in the thriving Dallas-Fort Worth area. With an enrollment above 50,000 (online included), it’s the second largest institution in the UT System and the sixth largest in Texas.

Dramatic, measurable advancements continue to propel UT Arlington toward its goal of becoming one of America’s premier research institutions. Research activity has more than tripled to $66 million over the past 10 years, with increasing expertise in bioengineering, medical diagnostics, micro-manufacturing, and defense and Home-land Security technologies, among other areas.

Notable Alumni: Michael Ainsworth, Tom Fox and Brad Loper, Pulitzer prize-winning photographers; Lou Diamond Phillips, Actor; Hunter Pence, Major League baseball player; John Lackey, Professional baseball player; Kaleb Canales, assistant coach in the NBA; Carey Hendrickson, Senior VP of Belo, Corp.; Bruce L. Tanner, CFO Lockheed Martin; Roland Fryer, Economist and youngest tenured African-American professor in Harvard University’s history.


Dr. Vistasp M. KarbhariPresident

Dr. Barry McKeownFaculty Representative

Jim Baker Athletics Director

Debbie GarciaSWA


MAVERICKSScott Cross has presided over the most successful era in Maverick Basketball since taking over the program in 2006. Cross has compiled a record of 153-128 over nine seasons. Of the top five seasons in UT Arlington history, Cross has coached three of those teams, including the top two. The Mavericks have gone to the postseason three times under his watch, including back-to-back trips in 2011-12 and 2012-13. That marked the first consecutive postseasons in program history. Over that two-year span, only two of Texas’ 21 Division I programs had more wins than the Mavericks’ 43. UT Arlington had only one postseason trip in the 46 years prior to Cross’ arrival. He’s the only men’s basketball coach in school history with a winning record. Cross’ first head

coaching job has produced a long list of school records, firsts and accomplishments. Known as a tireless worker, excellent recruiter and great ambassador for his program, Cross is poised to lead the men’s basketball program to even greater heights.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 14 FORDHAM ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:30 PMNov. 17 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 6:30 PMNov. 20 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 6:00 PM (ESPN3)Nov. 23 at Memphis Memphis, Tenn. 7:30 PM (ESPNEWS)NOV. 25 GRAMBLING STATE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:00 PMNov. 29 at Rice Houston, Texas 5:00 PMDec. 1 at Texas Austin, Texas 7:00 PM (Longhorn Network)DEC. 3 NORTH TEXAS ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:00 PMDec. 5 at UTEP El Paso, Texas 8:05 PMDEC. 8 BRADLEY ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:00 PMDEC. 21 SUL ROSS STATE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:00 PMDEC. 30 GEORGIA STATE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMJAN. 2 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMJan. 7 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 14 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 7:30 PMJan. 16 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 4:05 PMJAN. 21 ARKANSAS STATE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMJAN. 23 LITTLE ROCK* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMJan. 28 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:00 PMJan. 30 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 6:15 PMFeb. 4 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:30 PMFeb. 6 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 1:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 9 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas TBA (ESPN2)FEB. 13 APPALACHIAN STATE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMFEB. 18 UL LAFAYETTE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMFEB. 20 UL MONROE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 25 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMFeb. 27 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PMMAR. 1 TEXAS STATE* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMMAR. 3 SOUTH ALABAMA* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PMMAR. 5 TROY* ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7:15 PM

(1) - Hoophall Miami Invitational (Campus Sites)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

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DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 at Bradley W, 86-7518 BUFFALO L, 74-6820 at Grand Canyon W, 66-6422 HOUSTON BAPTIST W, 87-6925 at Kentucky L, 92-4428 at Montana State L, 104-81DECEMBER2 at Texas L, 63-536 WEBER STATE W, 63-5613 at UC Irvine W, 70-6220 HOWARD PAYNE W, 89-5030 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * W, 62-61JANUARY3 SOUTH ALABAMA * W, 99-875 at Troy * L, 71-668 UL MONROE * L, 76-73 (OT)10 ARKANSAS STATE * W, 77-5015 at Georgia State * L, 83-6219 TEXAS STATE * W, 66-5522 at UL Monroe * W, 61-5724 at Little Rock * W, 75-6829 GEORGIA STATE * L, 88-7431 TROY * L, 55-54FEBRUARY7 at UL Lafayette * W, 84-6912 at Texas State * W, 70-6114 at South Alabama * L, 97-9119 APPALACHIAN STATE * W, 81-6821 UL LAFAYETTE * L, 81-7026 at Arkansas State * L, 81-8028 LITTLE ROCK * W, 82-73MARCH5 at Georgia Southern * L, 76-647 at Appalachian State * L, 72-6012 (1) vs. Texas State L, 68-62



1 Neal, Erick G 5-11 160 So. Dallas, Texas/Lincoln

2 Eubanks, Kennedy F 6-6 185 Sr. Pendleton, S.C./Pendleton/Tennessee State

3 Hawkins, Nathan G 6-7 208 RS So. Garland, Texas/Rowlett/Nebraska

4 Charles, Drew G 6-2 193 RS Jr. Azle, Texas/Azle

5 Wilson, Kaelon G 6-2 180 So. Lancaster, Texas/Lancaster

10 Jones, Jalen G 6-3 200 Jr. Cedar Hill, Texas/McLennan Community College

11 Williams, Brandon F 6-10 215 Jr. Houston, Texas/Episcopal

12 Austin, Courtney G 6-0 185 Sr. Dallas, Texas/Kimball/Paris College

15 Muirhead, Scott F 6-4 200 Fr. Ennis, Texas/Ennis

20 Harris, Julian F 6-5 220 So. Mansfield, Texas/Lake Ridge

23 Clarke, Mairega G 6-5 165 Jr. Queens, New York/Carl Albert State College

25 Hervey, Kevin F 6-7 210 So. Arlington, Texas/Bowie

30 Pallas, Nick F 6-8 240 Fr. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif./Tesoro

34 Pope, Faith F 6-7 195 Jr. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa/Ottumwa/Tyler JC

45 Bilbao, Jorge F 6-8 235 Jr. Bilbao, Biscay, Spain//Loiola Indautxu



Drew Charles

G - 6’2JuniorAzle, Texas Finance

Charles begins his third season at UTA after sitting out part of last year due to injury. He played in 23 games for the Mavericks in 2013-14, including 18 starts. Prior to his injury, Charles led the Sun Belt in 3-point percent-age, shooting 41.1% from behind the arc (23-56). He had a career-high in points (15) against UC Irvine (12/13/14) and tied his career-high in assists (4) against Louisiana (2/7/15). Charles was very efficient offensively last season, averaging 7.0 points and 20.0 minutes per game while shooting 42.1% (53-126).

Kevin Hervey

F - 6’7SophomoreArlington, TexasBusiness

Hervey returns for his sophomore season after a consistent freshman campaign with the Mavericks. He averaged 7.1 points and 6.0 rebounds per game while playing an average of 21.7 mpg for UTA. He shot 36.8 % from the floor (78-212) and shot 71.4% from the free throw line (35-49). Career-highs for Hervey include 21 points and 3 assists vs Georgia State (1/29/15) and 15 rebounds against Grand Canyon (11/18/14).

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2014-15 MAVERICKS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 MAVERICKS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G22 McClanahan, Lonnie 31 20 24.6 .452 .000 .744 3.5 3.0 32 1 11.610 Hill, Johnny 21 15 26.9 .463 .250 .688 4.3 3.6 26 3 10.121 Gainey, Greg 24 12 20.5 .448 .345 .707 4.0 0.4 9 11 9.703 Outler, Jamel 31 24 23.6 .357 .315 .625 1.4 0.9 25 0 9.325 Hervey, Kevin 31 16 21.7 .368 .259 .714 6.0 0.7 19 8 7.104 Charles, Drew 23 18 20.0 .421 .411 .805 2.3 1.5 13 0 7.001 Neal, Erick 29 10 18.5 .395 .327 .649 1.8 3.0 34 0 6.605 Wilson, Kaelon 31 5 19.6 .440 .315 .588 3.5 0.5 11 19 5.844 Walker, Anthony 29 11 12.7 .643 .000 .645 2.9 0.1 10 25 4.445 Bilbao, Jorge 30 21 15.7 .622 .000 .541 3.2 0.6 15 9 3.711 Williams, Brandon 31 3 12.3 .557 .000 .526 3.0 0.2 11 30 3.220 Harris, Julian 18 0 7.2 .344 .462 .000 1.2 0.3 1 1 1.613 Gober, Colten 3 0 3.7 .500 .500 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 1.030 Austin, Courtney 13 0 2.5 .667 .500 .000 0.2 0.1 0 0 0.4 Total.......... 31 .439 .316 .673 36.9 12.9 206 107 71.6 Opponents...... 31 .408 .317 .713 36.5 12.6 205 129 71.2

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G22 McClanahan, Lonnie 20 17 26.2 .474 .000 .746 3.8 3.5 24 1 12.410 Hill, Johnny 11 6 26.9 .493 .286 .708 4.4 3.6 10 1 11.121 Gainey, Greg 19 12 21.3 .459 .343 .724 4.1 0.4 6 8 10.103 Outler, Jamel 20 14 24.6 .329 .257 .610 1.5 1.0 20 0 8.625 Hervey, Kevin 20 8 21.6 .394 .229 .684 5.7 0.8 17 6 7.501 Neal, Erick 20 10 19.2 .417 .333 .708 2.3 2.9 26 0 6.904 Charles, Drew 13 10 19.5 .448 .355 .733 2.3 1.8 8 0 6.305 Wilson, Kaelon 20 2 20.2 .432 .275 .605 3.5 0.5 5 7 6.044 Walker, Anthony 19 8 12.2 .643 .000 .647 3.2 0.1 6 17 4.445 Bilbao, Jorge 20 11 15.6 .660 .000 .500 3.5 0.7 10 6 4.011 Williams, Brandon 20 2 11.7 .571 .000 .550 2.8 0.1 5 11 3.030 Austin, Courtney 5 0 1.8 1.000 1.000 .000 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.620 Harris, Julian 10 0 4.5 .250 .667 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.613 Gober, Colten 2 0 2.5 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 20 .451 .291 .673 37.0 13.0 137 57 72.6 Opponents...... 20 .419 .322 .697 34.8 12.6 134 61 71.4


The University of Texas at Arlington is a growing research powerhouse committed to life-enhancing discovery, innovative instruction, and caring community engagement. An educational leader in the heart of the thriving North Texas region, UT Arlington nurtures minds within an environment that values excellence, ingenuity, and diversity.

Guided by world-class faculty members, the University’s more than 51,000 students in campus-based and online degree programs represent about 100 countries and pursue more than 180 bachelor’s, master’s, and doc-toral degrees in a broad range of disciplines. UT Arlington is dedicated to producing the lifelong learners and critical thinkers our region and nation demand. More than 60 percent of the University’s 190,000 alumni live in North Texas and contribute to our annual economic impact of $12.8 billion in the region.

With a growing number of campus residents, UT Arlington has become a first-choice university for students seeking a vibrant college experience. In addition to receiving a first-rate education, our students participate in a robust slate of co-curricular activities that prepare them to become the next generation of leaders.

UT Arlington provides 25 to 30 tutors to student-athletes, 20 of which are used on a regular/reoccurring basis. Student-athletes may also request a tutor for a specific class. The institution’s goal is to locate a tutor for any class a student-athlete is having difficulty in, whether it is an intro level class or a senior level class.

Athletics employs four full-time academic advisors, along with three full-time staff members dedicated to compliance, eligibility, and student-ath-lete welfare. One academic advisor is primarily responsible for at-risk students and any student-athlete that may need a learning accommoda-tion for a diagnosed learning disability.

In March 2012 the institution opened College Park Center, a new indoor sports arena which houses the new primary academic center for stu-dent-athletes. The academic center contains a computer lab with 30 computers, including PCs and MACs. Student-athletes are able to check out 5 MAC and 5 Dell laptops as well. It also has a 50-seat classroom used for individual study, the College Adjustment class each fall semester, and as the meeting location for SAAC. There are also three small group/tutor study areas. Two academic advisors are stationed at the primary facility.

The secondary academic facility, located closer to the outdoor sports teams’ facilities, has a 30-seat classroom and six computers. Two aca-demic advisors are stationed at that facility.

The institution hosts a student-athlete only job fair. 20 companies attended last year’s job fair and the institution hopes to have 5 to 7 more companies at this year. The institution will host a ‘Next Steps’ dinner in Spring 2015 for juniors and seniors, emphasizing tips on entering the job market.

Student-athletes regularly participate in community service and volun-teer projects on and around campus. They distribute food as part of the Urban Ministries program and speak to elementary students about their student-athlete experience. They help clear debris from elderly residents’ yards after a devastating storm and have rung the Salvation Army bell during Christmas time.

UT Arlington’s goal is to provide quality medical care for the student athletes of UT Arlington. The Athletic Training Staff consists of the head, associate, assis-tant, and student athletic trainers working in conjunction with team physicians.

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Dr. Denise M. TrauthPresident

Dr. Paul GowensFaculty Representative

Dr. Larry TeisAthletics Director

Tracy ShoemakeSWA

BOBCATS

Texas State, located in the IH-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, is home to

over 36,500 students and officially opened its doors in 1903. Notably, Texas State is the

only university in Texas to have a U.S. president among its graduates. Lyndon B. Johnson

graduated from Texas State in 1930.

The Texas State athletics program currently consists of 16 varsity programs including

the football team coached by Dennis Franchione. The Bobcats are beginning their fourth

seasons of playing a Football Bowl Subdivision schedule after becoming bowl eligible for

the second straight year with six wins in 2013 and seven wins in 2014.

Recently reclassified as an Emerging Research University, Texas State currently meets all

standards with the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate (APR) and has a budget of $25 mil-

lion. San Marcos is located in the Austin metro area, which is the 40th largest designated

market area (DMA) in the United States.

Notable Alumni: Lyndon B. Johnson, former President of the United States, George Strait,

Grammy Award-winning American country music singer; Powers Boothe, actor; Jerry

Fields, J.D. Fields & Co. founder, chairman and chief executive officer; T. Paul Bulmahn,

ATP Oil & Gas Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.

Location...................................................... San Marcos, TexasFounded ............................................................................1899Enrollment .....................................................................36,790Nickname .................................................................... BobcatsColors ...............................................................Maroon & GoldBasketball Arena ........................................ Strahan ColiseumCapacity ............................................................................7,200President ................................................. Dr. Denise M. TrauthDirector of Athletics ............................................Dr. Larry TeisPress Row Phone .....................................................................Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (512) 245-2272Athletics Website .............................www.txstatebobcats.com

First Season ......................................................................1920Overall Record ...................................................... 1,228-1,092Conference Championships ..................................................11SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................................0NIT Appearances.....................................................................0

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 14-172014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ....................................7-13 (8th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................7Lettermen Lost .......................................................................7Starters Returning ..................................................................3Starters Lost ...........................................................................2Newcomers .............................................................................7 Media Contact ...................................................... Rick Poulter Office Phone: ................................................ (512) 245-2966 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (512) 738-0697 E-mail: ................................................ [email protected]

Facebook: ..................................................... /TXStateBobcatsTwitter: ......................................................... @TxStateBobcats


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BOBCATSDanny Kaspar is in his third season at Texas State, after coaching 13 seasons as the head coach at Stephen F. Austin, where he guided the Lumberjacks to a 246-141 record that included seven 20-win seasons. Last season Kaspar guided Texas State to a six-win improvement, the most in a single season since the 2006-07 year. The Bobcats also made their first appearance in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, and earned their first win in the event, beating UT Arlington 68-62 in the quarterfinals. Defensively, Kaspar improved on an impressive 2013-14 season by lowering the Bobcats points allowed per game to 59.8, the lowest in a single season at Texas State since the 1982-83 season. That mark was best the in the Sun Belt and 23rd in the country. Following the

year, Emani Gant was named to the All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team, and TABC District 24 Second Team

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)NOV. 16 UT TYLER SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:00 PMNov. 21 at UTEP El Paso, Texas 8:30 PMNov. 28 at McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 3:00 PM (Root TV)DEC. 2 UTSA SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:00 PMDec. 5 at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7:00 PMDEC. 13 UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 2:00 PMDec. 16 at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas TBADec. 18 at Washington State Pullman, Wash. 8:00 PM (PAC-12 Network)DEC. 21 HOWARD PAYNE SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:00 PMDEC. 30 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:30 PMJAN. 2 GEORGIA STATE* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 4:30 PMJan. 9 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 14 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PMJan. 16 at Troy* Troy, Ala. 4:15 PMJAN. 21 LITTLE ROCK* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:30 PMJAN. 23 ARKANSAS STATE* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 4:30 PMJan. 28 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette, La. 7:15 PMJan. 30 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 4:00 PMFeb. 4 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 6 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 6:00 PMFEB. 9 UT ARLINGTON* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 8:00 PM (ESPN2)FEB. 11 APPALACHIAN STATE* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:30 PMFEB. 18 UL MONROE* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:30 PMFEB. 20 UL LAFAYETTE* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 4:30 PMFeb. 25 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:35 PM (ESPN3)Feb. 27 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 6:00 PMMar. 1 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PMMAR. 3 TROY* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 7:30 PMMAR. 5 SOUTH ALABAMA* SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 4:30 PM


Head Coach Danny Kaspar

ROSTER

DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 Seattle W 62-53 19 LAMAR W 65-55 22 UTSA L 67-80 30 HOWARD PAYNE W 68-39 DECEMBER3 TEXAS LUTHERAN W 72-31 6 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 81-65 13 Texas L 27-59 17 Stephen F. Austin L 60-66 20 HUSTON-TILLOTSON W 90-56 30 Troy* W 57-46 JANUARY3 Georgia Southern* L 36-40 5 Georgia State* W 77-74 2 OT 8 LITTLE ROCK* W 77-74 10 UL MONROE* L 59-62 15 SOUTH ALABAMA* W 82-71 17 Arkansas State* L 73-78 OT 19 UT Arlington* L 55-66 22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* L 43-45 24 APPALACHIAN STATE* L 58-64 31 UL LAFAYETTE* L 63-72 FEBRUARY4 South Alabama* W 63-43 7 Little Rock* L 61-69 12 UT ARLINGTON* L 61-70 14 GEORGIA STATE* L 41-53 19 UL Lafayette* L 42-64 26 TROY* W 67-61 28 ARKANSAS STATE* W 70-60 MARCH5 Appalachian State* L 64-67 7 UL Monroe* L 53-56 12 (1) UT Arlington W 68-62 13 (1) UL Lafayette L 43-53


NO. NAME YEAR POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

0 Bobby Conley Jr. G 6-1 195 Massillon, Ohio/Palm Beach State

1 Kavin Gilder-Tilbury Jr. F 6-7 210 Houston, Texas/Cypress Falls HS

2 Nathan Josephs Fr. G 5-10 180 San Antonio, Texas/Tom C Clark HS

3 Maljhum McCrea Jr. F 6-7 215 Miami, Fla./St. Petersburg College

4 Courtney Julien Fr. G 6-4 180 Gonzales, La./St. Amant HS

5 Ojai Black Jr. G 6-1 195 Killeen, Texas/Ellison HS/McLennan CC

10 D’Angelo West Fr. G 6-2 180 Jackson, Miss./Trinity HS

14 K.J. Malveau Fr. G 5-10 180 Fort Worth, Texas/Everman HS

15 Ethan Montalvo Sr. G 6-0 175 Omaha, Neb./North Platte CC

21 Emani Gant Sr. F 6-8 225 Los Angeles, Calif.Bartsow CC

23 Anthony Roberson So. G 6-5 180 Converse, Texas/Weatherford College

24 Cameron Naylor Sr. F 6-7 195 Jacksonville, Fla./Tallahassee CC

31 Austin Evans So. F 6-11 225 Plano, Texas/Plano HS

32 Kendell Ramlal Jr. F 6-7 217 Houston, Texas/Episcopal HS



Emani Gant

F - 6’8SeniorLos Angeles, Calif. General Studies

• Earned All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team Honors. • Was one of three players in Sun Belt with 12.8 pts and 7.0 rebs.• Named to the NABC Region 24 Second Team.• Recorded three double-doubles.• Scored in double figures in 13 straight games from Dec. 17-Jan. 31.• Received Elgin Baylor Classic MVP with 17 points, 3 rebs, 3 assists and 3 steals. (Nov. 14)• Scored team-high 19 points in Sun Belt Tournament opener vs. UT Arlington, going 5-of-5 from the free throw line to help the Bobcats to their first SBC Tournament win. (March 12)• Scored a career-high 22 points vs. South Alabama. (Jan. 15)• Made his first career three-point attempt to send Georgia State game into double OT. (Jan. 5)• Named Preseason All-Sun Belt Second-Team

Cameron Naylor

F - 6’7SeniorJacksonville, Fla.Communication Studies

• Scored eight of the team’s last 10 points to help in win over UT Arlington in SBC Tournament opener (March 12).• Averaged 9.8 points and 8.4 rebounds from Jan. 19-Feb. 7• Tied his careeer-high with 18 points on 9-of-16 shooting at Georgia State. (Jan. 5)• Posted first career double-double with 18 points and 16 rebounds vs. Howard Payne. (Nov. 30).• Scored 13 points on 6-of-9 shooting and grabbed eight rebounds at Stephen F. Austin. (Dec. 17)• Scored 15 points vs. Arkansas State. (Jan. 17)• Recorded career-high three blocks vs. Lamar. (Nov. 19)

BOBCATS TO WATCH

2014-15 BOBCATS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 BOBCATS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Gant, Emani 30 30 30.6 .475 1.000 .641 6.9 1.6 37 17 12.724 Naylor, Cameron 30 16 24.1 .426 .000 .746 4.9 0.5 10 9 8.201 Tilbury, Kavin 31 22 23.0 .369 .361 .756 3.5 1.2 34 6 7.910 Davis, Wes 29 29 28.8 .398 .266 .691 3.2 2.0 55 5 7.715 Montalvo, Ethan 31 11 21.4 .349 .315 .804 1.3 1.4 18 4 7.700 Brown, D.J. 30 30 30.4 .371 .355 .780 2.6 2.7 33 0 7.223 Weatherspoon, J. 31 15 19.8 .411 .154 .659 3.1 0.6 18 9 5.802 Wiley, Jonathan 9 0 5.0 .600 .000 .600 1.4 0.0 0 1 2.022 Bermudez, Victor 22 0 7.0 .327 .344 .200 0.4 0.5 3 0 2.032 Ramlal, Kendell 31 1 9.3 .488 .000 .389 1.6 0.3 4 20 1.533 Seay, Ed 9 0 5.0 .462 .000 .500 0.8 0.2 0 3 1.405 Black, Ojai 31 1 12.2 .293 .286 .765 0.9 0.7 11 2 1.331 Evans, Austin 9 0 3.2 .500 .000 .286 0.8 0.0 0 1 1.134 Herring, Brian 5 0 2.8 .167 .000 .000 0.0 0.2 1 0 0.4 Total.......... 31 .404 .314 .690 32.4 11.1 224 77 61.5 Opponents...... 31 .411 .301 .716 34.8 10.7 191 102 59.8

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G21 Gant, Emani 20 20 30.6 .432 1.000 .659 6.9 1.1 18 9 12.015 Montalvo, Ethan 20 11 24.4 .333 .317 .857 1.6 1.6 13 2 8.901 Tilbury, Kavin 20 11 22.7 .348 .346 .779 3.7 1.2 16 1 8.424 Naylor, Cameron 20 14 24.1 .388 .000 .756 4.9 0.4 3 6 7.610 Davis, Wes 18 18 28.5 .402 .255 .667 2.8 1.9 34 3 7.100 Brown, D.J. 20 20 30.1 .362 .333 .808 3.0 2.8 18 0 7.123 Weatherspoon, J. 20 6 19.4 .391 .182 .638 3.6 0.6 11 5 5.632 Ramlal, Kendell 20 0 10.1 .538 .000 .417 1.7 0.3 3 10 1.705 Black, Ojai 20 0 12.6 .320 .364 .750 1.1 0.8 6 1 1.502 Wiley, Jonathan 5 0 5.2 .500 .000 .000 1.2 0.0 0 1 1.222 Bermudez, Victor 15 0 6.2 .214 .235 .000 0.3 0.4 2 0 1.131 Evans, Austin 5 0 1.4 .500 .000 .000 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.434 Herring, Brian 2 0 1.5 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.033 Seay, Ed 4 0 2.3 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 1 0.0 Total.......... 20 .380 .307 .705 33.5 10.7 124 39 60.1 Opponents...... 20 .417 .287 .725 35.8 10.3 137 60 61.8


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The Texas State Athletic Academic Center hosts several events and awards student-athletes who have achieved on the field and in the classroom.

The Texas State University Athletic Academic Center (AAC) is structured after the principles of the NCAA Life Skills Program to provide stu-dent-athletes with five basic components, Academic Excellence, Athletic Excellence, Community Service, Career Development and Personal Devel-opment. The AAC, which is open six days a week, houses a state-of-the-art computer lab, areas for both individual and group study, and offices for the AAC staff. The AAC is led by five full-time professional staff members, four graduate assistant students and university trained tutors. The AAC offers drop-in tutoring for Math and assigned tutoring for other subjects. Currently there are 20 tutors that specifically tutor the student-athletes in the AAC. Academics will also find additional tutors on as needed basis for specif-ic subjects. Student-athletes are encouraged to seek assistance in the Student Learning Assistance Center (SLAC) in the Alkek Library and in the Disability Services Office. The Academic Mentoring Program is designed as a mentor program to assist freshman, transfer and at-risk student-athletes. Each student on the mentoring program is assigned a mentor in the AAC who they meet with on a regular basis throughout the semester. The mentoring program requires that each student-athlete complete at least six hours of study time each week in the Athletic Academic Center. Student-athletes are encouraged to work with a career services counselor and to utilize the Career Service Center when deciding on a major, writing a resume or looking for internships and summer jobs. Career workshops for student-athletes are provided during the spring semester. The Career Services Center helps students in preparing for interviews by working on interviewing skills and etiquette. The Career Center is equipped with a computer lab and numerous books to help students with all aspects of career development and exploration. The AAC works closely with the PACE (Personalized Academic and Career Exploration) center to help freshman and undecided sophomores choose majors. Juniors and seniors may use PACE for resume writing and interview session, an etiquette dinner, and an employee mixer. An annual career fair is held to enable student-athletes to showcase their talent as a professional, skilled worker.

Throughout the year, Bobcat student-athletes, staff and coaches are encouraged to actively participate in the community. Bobcat Athletics has made a strong commitment to giving back to those in need making a sin-cere impact on the community that has supported our university for over 100 years. Every athletic team participates in various community service activities that fight against social/economic issues like cancer, heart dis-ease, illiteracy and more. In total, $3,785,330 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 293 student-athletes. Of that, $1,525,380 worth of athletic scholarships in the 2014-15 academic year were awarded to 91 football student-athletes. In the 2013-14 academic year alone $200,526 was given to 197 student-athletes from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF).


TROJANS

Dr. Jack Hawkins Jr.Chancellor

Dr. Fred GreenFaculty Representative

Troy University is a public university located in Troy, Alabama, and founded in 1887 as Troy

Normal School with a mission to educate and train new teachers. Troy has since evolved

into a comprehensive global university.

The Troy Campus itself consists of 36 major buildings on 650 acres plus the adjacent Troy

University Arboretum, located near downtown Troy, Ala. The campus sits along rolling

hills with many old oak trees present along the streets and throughout campus.

Troy University cumulatively offers four associate degree programs, 44 bachelor’s degree

programs, 24 master’s degree programs, seven education specialist degree programs

and one doctoral program with an overall selective acceptance rate of 68%.

Troy University has three other campuses in the state of Alabama in Dothan, Montgomery,

and Phenix City, along with 23 sites in seven U.S. states and six locations in Southeast

Asia and the Middle East.

Notable Alumni: Kevin Kregel, NASA mission commander; James Byron Huggins, author;

Robert Smith, composer; Dr. Manley Johnson, economist; Vecepia Towery, 3rd season

winner of Survivor; DeMarcus Ware, an All-Pro NFL linebacker for the Denver Broncos;

Osi Umenyiora, All-Pro NFL defensive end.

Location..............................................................Troy, AlabamaFounded ............................................................................1887Enrollment .....................................................................20,000Nickname ..................................................................... TrojansColors .................................................Cardinal, Silver & BlackBasketball Arena .................................................Trojan ArenaCapacity ............................................................................5,200President ................................................. Dr. Jack Hawkins Jr.Director of Athletics ....................................... Jeremy McClainPress Row Phone .............................................(877)-878-9467Ticket Office Phone .......................................... (334) 670-3229Athletics Website ...................................www.troytrojans.com

First Season ......................................................................1950Overall Record ......................................................... 1,005-823Conference Championships ..................................................11SBC Championships ...............................................................0NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .......................1 (2003)NIT Appearances (Last) ...............................................2 (2010)

2014-15 Record ............................................................... 10-192014-15 SBC Record (Finish) ..................................5-15 (11th)Lettermen Returning ..............................................................6Lettermen Lost .......................................................................6Starters Returning ..................................................................2Starters Lost ...........................................................................3Newcomers .............................................................................5 Media Contact ..................................................... Kylie Murphy Office Phone: ................................................ (334) 670-5654 Mobile Phone: ............................................... (732) 513-3087 E-mail: .................................................. [email protected]

Facebook: ........................................................... /TroyAthleticsTwitter: ...............................................................@troyathletics


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Jeremy McClain Athletics Director

Sandy AtkinsSWA


TROJANSHead Coach Phil Cunningham is entering his second season as Troy’s head basketball coach. In the 2013-14 season, he led the Trojans to an 11-20 record including an appearance in the 2014 Sun Belt Conference Championships. In Cunningham’s first year, Hunter Williams broke the single-season 3-point record, surpassing assistant coach Ben Fletcher. Highlighting the season was a 85-81 win over Georgia State in Trojan Arena on ESPN2, which was the Pan-thers’ lone loss in Sun Belt play. The 24-year coaching veteran and nationally recognized assistant coach was named the head coach by Athletics Director John Hartwell at a press conference on March 26, 2013, in Troy’s state-of-the-art Trojan Arena. Cunningham, who becomes the sixth head coach in Troy history, was named one of the top 25 assistant coaches in the NCAA by Rivals.

com and was recognized by The Hoop Scoop recruiting publication as one of the top NCAA Division I men’s basketball assistant coaches. Cunningham took over the Troy program after Don Maestri announced his retirement on March 9 2013, following 31 seasons and 500 wins as the head coach of the Trojans.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (TV)Nov. 13 at South Florida Tampa, Fla. 7:30 PMNOV. 15 (1) REINHARDT TROY, ALA. 2:00 PMNOV. 19 UAB TROY, ALA. 7:00 PMNov. 23 (1) at Samford Denton, Texas 5:00 PMNov. 24 (1) at Idaho Denton, Texas 5:00 PMNov. 25 (1) at North Texas Denton, Texas 4:30 PMDEC. 1 SOUTHERN MISS TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMDEC. 5 AUSTIN PEAY TROY, ALA. 12:00 PMDec. 10 at Seton Hall Newark, N.J. 7:00 PMDec. 17 at Paine College Dothan, Ala. 7:00 PMDec. 22 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3:00 PMDEC. 30 ARKANSAS STATE* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMJAN. 2 LITTLE ROCK* TROY, ALA. 4:15 PMJan. 7 at Georgia State* Atlanta, Ga. 6:30 PM (ESPN3)Jan. 9 at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga. 4:00 PMJAN. 14 UT ARLINGTON* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMJAN. 16 TEXAS STATE* TROY, ALA. 4:15 PMJan. 21 at UL Monroe* Monroe, La. 7:00 PMJan. 23 at UL Lafayette* Lafayette 6:15 PM (ESPN3)JAN. 26 SOUTH ALABAMA* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMJAN. 28 APPALACHIAN STATE* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMFeb. 4 at Little Rock* Little Rock, Ark. 7:15 PMFeb. 6 at Arkansas State* Jonesboro, Ark. 7:05 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 11 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMFEB. 13 GEORGIA STATE* TROY, ALA. 4:15 PMFeb. 16 at South Alabama* Mobile, Ala. 7:05 PMFeb. 20 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 2:30 PM (ESPN3)FEB. 25 UL LAFAYETTE* TROY, ALA. 7:30 PMFEB. 27 UL MONROE* TROY, ALA. 4:15 PMMar. 3 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7:30 PMMar. 5 at UT Arlington* Arlington, Texas 7:15 PM

(1) - Mean Green Showcase (Campus Sites/Denton, Texas)All times central and subject to change; Home games in BOLD CAPS; * denotes Sun Belt game

Head Coach Phil Cunningham

ROSTER

DATE OPPONENT RESULTNOVEMBER14 BREWTON-PARKER W 85-7117 OLE MISS L 64-7421 Georgia L 60-8225 Southern Mississippi L 70-72DECEMBER2 ALCORN STATE W 72-516 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W 85-7311 Fort Valley State W 80-6315 Austin Peay L 70-7321 Nicholls State W 65-6430 TEXAS STATE* L 46-57JANUARY3 UL Lafayette* L 64-915 UT ARLINGTON* W 71-6610 Georgia State* L 72-7715 UL Monroe* L 54-6317 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* W 75-7119 APPALACHIAN STATE* L 64-6922 Little Rock* L 65-7324 ARKANSAS STATE* L 55-6429 UL MONROE* L 55-58 OT31 UT Arlington* W 55-54FEBRUARY5 Arkansas State* W 69-647 Appalachian State* L 62-6512 SOUTH ALABAMA* L 67-7114 UL LAFAYETTE* L 80-84 OT19 Georgia Southern* W 65-6221 LITTLE ROCK* L 58-6326 Texas State* L 61-6728 GEORGIA STATE* L 64-75MARCH7 South Alabama* L 93-96



1 Daniel Peace G 6-1 182 Jr. Decatur, Ga. (South Georgia State)

2 Jeremy Hollimon G 6-2 175 R-Jr. Gulfport, Miss. (Pearl River CC)

3 Wesley Person G 6-3 180 So. Brantley, Ala. (Brantley HS)

4 Kelton Ford G 6-0 195 Jr. Horse Cave, Ky. (LaRue County HS)

5 Christian Harrison G/F 6-5 180 So. Atlanta, Ga. (Woodward Academy)

11 B.J. Miller G 6-0 180 Fr. Meridian, Miss. (Meridian HS)

12 Jordan Howard G 5’11 180 Jr. Monroeville, Ala. (Monroe County)

14 Jaro Moravek F 6-8 240 R-So. Handlova, Slovakia (Levice)

21 John Walton III F 6-7 220 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. (East Tennessee State)

23 Jordon Varnado F 6-6 215 Fr. Brownsville, Tenn. (Haywood HS)

24 Shawn Hopkins G/F 6-5 185 Fr. Nokia, Finland (BC Nokia Club)

30 Alex Hicks F 6-8 205 So. Seale, Ala. (Walters State CC)

32 Damion Ottman F 6-8 205 R-Fr. Macon, Ga. (Westside HS)

33 Aaron Ariri F/C 6-8 225 So. Ontario, Canada (PHASE1 Academy)



Wesley Person

G - 6’3SophomoreBrantley, Ala. Global Business/Finance

Named the Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year… Set the Troy Division I freshman points record with 412 points…Averaged 14.2 points per game the 10th best in the conference…Averaged 2.6 3-pointers per game, which ranked 68th in the nation, and fourth amongst freshmen in the NCAA…Shot 37 percent (74-of-200), the fourth best among freshmen in the country, 61st overall…Made a 3-pointer in every game, the most in Troy history since Bobby Dixon sunk a 3-pointer in 34-straight games…Shot 79.1 percent (72-of-91) from the charity stripe, the eighth best in the Sun Belt… Led all freshmenin the Sun Belt shooting 37.2 percent from long range…Sunk 2.6 trey’s per game, the second most in the Sun Belt…Scored in double figures in 25 of 29 games during his freshman season, including five games with 20+ points…Scored a career-high 31 points in Troy’s 71-66 win over UT Arlington as he shot 11-of-16 from the floor, and 5-of-6 from downtown… First true freshman to start a season opener for Troy since November 27, 1993

John Walton III

F - 6’7SeniorMemphis, Tenn.Sports and Fitness Management

Started in all 29 of Troy’s games this season…Made his debut in Troy’s home opener against Brewton-Parker, where he led the Trojans with seven boards…Averaged 8.4 points and 5.7 rebounds per game for the Trojans…His 5.7 rebounds per game ranks 13th in the Sun Belt…Shot 42.6 percent (87-of-204) on the season…Earned three double doubles his junior season… Scored a career-high 21 points at South …Reeled in a career-high 12 rebounds on the road at UALR… Tallied 18 points in thanks to a 10-of-12 showing from the charity stripe, in Troy’s road 67-66 win at UT Arlington…In conference-only games, Walton reeled in 2.0 offensive boards per game, which ranked 10th in the Sun Belt…

TROJANS TO WATCH

2014-15 TROJANS OVERALL STATS

2014-15 TROJANS CONFERENCE STATS

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G01 Abdul-Aleem, Musa 28 20 29.0 .443 .370 .789 4.8 0.7 33 1 16.003 Person, Wesley 29 29 34.9 .409 .372 .791 2.8 1.0 13 2 14.225 Thomas, Kevin 28 28 32.5 .616 .000 .620 8.1 1.1 38 31 10.310 Bilbo, Chris 29 24 34.7 .376 .263 .640 3.6 2.9 28 7 8.421 Walton III, John 29 29 27.9 .426 .000 .600 5.7 0.7 16 5 8.404 Ford, Kelton 29 15 25.7 .355 .241 .620 2.3 2.3 51 4 7.315 Reinfelds, Oskar 9 0 12.6 .393 .273 .667 1.1 1.2 4 0 3.914 Marovek, Jaro 3 0 8.7 .286 .286 .000 2.0 0.3 0 0 2.033 Ariri, Aaron 29 0 10.1 .295 .000 .423 2.9 0.1 4 8 1.305 Harrison, Christian 22 0 5.3 .429 .333 .600 1.0 0.1 6 3 0.911 Anderson, Jordan 4 0 0.8 1.000 1.000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.830 Jordan Howard 5 0 0.6 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.002 Hollimon, Jeremey 2 0 0.5 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.012 Edwards, Colin 1 0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 29 .430 .333 .663 34.0 9.3 193 61 67.1 Opponents...... 29 .440 .321 .709 35.6 13.3 187 92 69.4

## NAME GP GS MIN FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G01 Abdul-Aleem, Musa 19 14 30.5 .430 .374 .806 4.9 0.7 25 0 16.103 Person, Wesley 20 20 35.3 .430 .381 .780 2.9 0.9 9 1 14.425 Thomas, Kevin 19 19 33.2 .583 .000 .587 8.0 1.2 23 19 9.521 Walton III, John 20 20 28.5 .446 .000 .547 5.6 0.7 10 3 8.310 Bilbo, Chris 20 15 34.5 .377 .271 .667 3.3 3.0 19 2 8.204 Ford, Kelton 20 12 27.2 .329 .266 .629 2.4 2.3 36 4 7.415 Reinfelds, Oskar 3 0 7.3 .250 .167 .667 1.3 0.0 0 0 2.333 Ariri, Aaron 20 0 10.1 .212 .000 .375 3.1 0.2 3 7 1.005 Harrison, Christian 19 0 5.6 .385 .333 .750 0.9 0.1 6 2 0.930 Howard, Jordan 1 0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 20 .422 .338 .656 33.2 8.9 131 38 64.8 Opponents...... 20 .445 .340 .725 35.0 13.3 117 60 69.5


EXPERIENCE

TROJANS

THE

The Troy University Athletics Department is an integral part of the Uni-versity. Its mission is to assure a balance between the desire to win and the desire to facilitate positive growth of student-athletes. The Athletics Department strives to graduate student-athletes who will make significant contributions to society, view their experience in athletics as rewarding and who will be proud alumni and advocates of the University.

At Troy The Office of Student-Athlete Services assists in maintaining an effective academic center, supervision of computer labs, arranging tutors, monitoring academic success and progress towards degree, assisting with academic advisement/registration, coordination of NCAA and Conference awards and scholarships, and arrangement of academic and lifestyle seminars and workshops (CHAMPS/Life Skills).

Student-Athlete Services (SAS) embraces the mission of the University and the Athletics Department to develop well rounded student-athletes through discovery and exploration of knowledge and its application to life-long success. The primary goals of SAS is to develop, nurture, and inspire our student-athletes. SAS aspires to challenge our student-athletes to embrace ownership of their responsibilities.

Troy student-athletes turned in a record-breaking 2014 fall semester in the classroom as 41 Trojans posted a perfect 4.0 grade point average, while 222 student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or higher in semester. Of the 222 student-athletes 113 finished the fall semester with a 3.5 or higher GPA. Additionally, nine of Troy’s 16 athletic programs finished the fall with at least a 3.0 combined GPA.

Recent men’s basketball student-athletes have traveled to Spain, making stops in Barcelona and Gran Canaria while women’s basketball stu-

dent-athletes travelled to Italy in August 2014. The team visited Rome, Vatican City, Tuscany, Florence, Pisa and Venice.


Study hall sessions are held for Troy student-athletes in an effort to devel-op consistent, appropriate, and effective study habits. All study sessions take place at the Trojan Academic Center which houses all of the Student-Athlete Services administrative offices.


SCORING OFFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 36 22-14 2789 77.5 2. UT Arlington 31 16-15 2220 71.6 3. Georgia State 35 25-10 2499 71.4 4. UALR 31 13-18 2146 69.2 5. South Alabama 33 12-21 2275 68.9 6. Georgia Southern 31 22-9 2112 68.1 7. Troy 29 10-19 1946 67.1 8. UL Monroe 38 24-14 2454 64.6 9. Arkansas State 29 11-18 1869 64.4 10. Appalachian State 29 12-17 1841 63.5 11. Texas State 31 14-17 1905 61.5 SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G Pts Avg/G 1. Texas State 31 1854 59.8 2. Georgia Southern 31 1865 60.2 3. UL Monroe 38 2299 60.5 4. Georgia State 35 2184 62.4 5. Troy 29 2013 69.4 6. Arkansas State 29 2018 69.6 7. UL Lafayette 36 2520 70.0 8. Appalachian State 29 2033 70.1 9. UALR 31 2180 70.3 10. UT Arlington 31 2206 71.2 11. South Alabama 33 2438 73.9 SCORING MARGIN ## Team G OFF DEF Margin 1. Georgia State 35 71.4 62.4 +9.0 2. Georgia Southern 31 68.1 60.2 +8.0 3. UL Lafayette 36 77.5 70.0 +7.5 4. UL Monroe 38 64.6 60.5 +4.1 5. Texas State 31 61.5 59.8 +1.6 6. UT Arlington 31 71.6 71.2 +0.5 7. UALR 31 69.2 70.3 -1.1 8. Troy 29 67.1 69.4 -2.3 9. South Alabama 33 68.9 73.9 -4.9 10. Arkansas State 29 64.4 69.6 -5.1 11. Appalachian State 29 63.5 70.1 -6.6

FREE THROW PCT ## Team G FTM FTA Pct 1. Georgia State 35 521 719 .725 2. UL Monroe 38 416 583 .714 3. Appalachian State 29 381 537 .709 4. UL Lafayette 36 599 848 .706 5. UALR 31 445 632 .704 6. South Alabama 33 537 764 .703 7. Arkansas State 29 372 530 .702 8. Texas State 31 418 606 .690 9. UT Arlington 31 457 679 .673 10. Georgia Southern 31 412 616 .669 11. Troy 29 406 612 .663 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Georgia State 35 902 1878 .480 2. UL Lafayette 36 975 2125 .459 3. UT Arlington 31 779 1773 .439 4. Troy 29 674 1566 .430 5. UL Monroe 38 923 2162 .427 6. South Alabama 33 762 1813 .420 7. UALR 31 741 1779 .417 8. Georgia Southern 31 733 1765 .415 9. Arkansas State 29 664 1631 .407 10. Texas State 31 664 1645 .404 11. Appalachian State 29 637 1602 .398

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. UL Monroe 38 820 2116 .388 2. Georgia State 35 709 1826 .388 3. Georgia Southern 31 660 1680 .393 4. UT Arlington 31 727 1781 .408 5. Texas State 31 642 1561 .411 6. UL Lafayette 36 897 2107 .426 7. Arkansas State 29 716 1681 .426 8. Troy 29 738 1679 .440 9. South Alabama 33 878 1994 .440 10. UALR 31 749 1688 .444 11. Appalachian State 29 735 1603 .459

3-POINT FG PCT ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. UL Lafayette 36 240 670 .358 2. UALR 31 219 636 .344 3. South Alabama 33 214 640 .334 4. Georgia State 35 174 522 .333 5. Troy 29 192 577 .333 6. Arkansas State 29 169 514 .329 7. UT Arlington 31 205 648 .316 8. Appalachian State 29 186 588 .316 9. Georgia Southern 31 234 740 .316 10. Texas State 31 159 506 .314 11. UL Monroe 38 192 634 .303

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. UL Monroe 38 222 748 .297 2. Texas State 31 159 528 .301 3. Georgia Southern 31 190 622 .305 4. UT Arlington 31 228 719 .317 5. Troy 29 198 616 .321 6. Appalachian State 29 152 472 .322 7. UL Lafayette 36 202 627 .322 8. Georgia State 35 251 767 .327 9. Arkansas State 29 195 586 .333 10. South Alabama 33 199 577 .345 11. UALR 31 223 602 .370 REBOUNDING OFFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 36 1421 39.5 2. Georgia Southern 31 1160 37.4 3. UT Arlington 31 1144 36.9 4. UL Monroe 38 1400 36.8 5. Arkansas State 29 1038 35.8 6. South Alabama 33 1175 35.6 7. Appalachian State 29 1010 34.8 8. UALR 31 1063 34.3 9. Troy 29 985 34.0 10. Texas State 31 1003 32.4 11. Georgia State 35 1116 31.9

REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 36 1191 33.1 2. Georgia State 35 1165 33.3 3. UL Monroe 38 1277 33.6 4. Texas State 31 1079 34.8 5. Appalachian State 29 1013 34.9 6. Georgia Southern 31 1098 35.4 7. Troy 29 1032 35.6 8. UT Arlington 31 1130 36.5 9. South Alabama 33 1207 36.6 10. UALR 31 1143 36.9 11. Arkansas State 29 1074 37.0 REBOUNDING MARGIN ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin1. UL Lafayette 36 1421 39.5 1191 33.1 +6.42. UL Monroe 38 1400 36.8 1277 33.6 +3.23. Georgia Southern 31 1160 37.4 1098 35.4 +2.04. UT Arlington 31 1144 36.9 1130 36.5 +0.55. Appalachian State 29 1010 34.8 1013 34.9 -0.16. South Alabama 33 1175 35.6 1207 36.6 -1.07. Arkansas State 29 1038 35.8 1074 37.0 -1.28. Georgia State 35 1116 31.9 1165 33.3 -1.49. Troy 29 985 34.0 1032 35.6 -1.610. Texas State 31 1003 32.4 1079 34.8 -2.511. UALR 31 1063 34.3 1143 36.9 -2.6

BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G Blocks Avg/G 1. Georgia State 35 143 4.09 2. UL Lafayette 36 145 4.03 3. UL Monroe 38 153 4.03 4. South Alabama 33 121 3.67 5. UT Arlington 31 107 3.45 6. Georgia Southern 31 99 3.19 7. Arkansas State 29 89 3.07 8. UALR 31 86 2.77 9. Texas State 31 77 2.48 10. Troy 29 61 2.10 Appalachian State 29 61 2.10

2014-15 TEAM LEADERS (OVERALL)


ASSISTS ## Team G Assists Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 36 529 14.69 2. Georgia State 35 479 13.69 3. UL Monroe 38 497 13.08 4. UT Arlington 31 399 12.87 5. UALR 31 380 12.26 6. Georgia Southern 31 361 11.65 7. Texas State 31 345 11.13 8. Arkansas State 29 321 11.07 9. Appalachian State 29 318 10.97 10. South Alabama 33 353 10.70 11. Troy 29 271 9.34

STEALS ## Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Georgia State 35 321 9.17 2. Georgia Southern 31 226 7.29 3. Texas State 31 224 7.23 4. Troy 29 193 6.66 5. UT Arlington 31 206 6.65 6. UL Lafayette 36 239 6.64 7. UALR 31 174 5.61 8. Arkansas State 29 154 5.31 9. UL Monroe 38 197 5.18 10. South Alabama 33 157 4.76 11. Appalachian State 29 122 4.21 TURNOVER MARGIN ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin1. Georgia State 35 366 10.5 535 15.3 +4.832. UALR 31 326 10.5 419 13.5 +3.003. Georgia Southern 31 365 11.8 448 14.5 +2.68 Texas State 31 395 12.7 478 15.4 +2.685. UL Monroe 38 439 11.6 441 11.6 +0.056. UT Arlington 31 453 14.6 432 13.9 -0.687. Troy 29 410 14.1 383 13.2 -0.938. UL Lafayette 36 525 14.6 486 13.5 -1.089. Arkansas State 29 390 13.4 343 11.8 -1.6210. Appalachian State 29 397 13.7 332 11.4 -2.2411. South Alabama 33 474 14.4 360 10.9 -3.45

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Georgia State 35 479 13.7 366 10.5 1.312. UALR 31 380 12.3 326 10.5 1.173. UL Monroe 38 497 13.1 439 11.6 1.134. UL Lafayette 36 529 14.7 525 14.6 1.015. Georgia Southern 31 361 11.6 365 11.8 0.996. UT Arlington 31 399 12.9 453 14.6 0.887. Texas State 31 345 11.1 395 12.7 0.878. Arkansas State 29 321 11.1 390 13.4 0.829. Appalachian State 29 318 11.0 397 13.7 0.8010. South Alabama 33 353 10.7 474 14.4 0.7411. Troy 29 271 9.3 410 14.1 0.66 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G 1. Georgia Southern 31 391 12.61 2. UL Lafayette 36 452 12.56 3. UL Monroe 38 435 11.45 4. UT Arlington 31 353 11.39 5. Appalachian State 29 329 11.34 6. Arkansas State 29 319 11.00 7. South Alabama 33 360 10.91 8. Troy 29 315 10.86 9. UALR 31 329 10.61 10. Texas State 31 316 10.19 11. Georgia State 35 322 9.20

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 36 969 26.92 2. UT Arlington 31 791 25.52 3. UL Monroe 38 965 25.39 4. Georgia Southern 31 769 24.81 5. Arkansas State 29 719 24.79 6. South Alabama 33 815 24.70 7. UALR 31 734 23.68 8. Appalachian State 29 681 23.48 9. Troy 29 670 23.10 10. Georgia State 35 794 22.69 11. Texas State 31 687 22.16

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G D-Reb O-Reb D-Reb Pct 1. UL Lafayette 36 969 367 0.725 2. UL Monroe 38 965 404 0.705 3. Appalachian State 29 681 290 0.701 4. UALR 31 734 331 0.689 5. Georgia Southern 31 769 347 0.689 6. Texas State 31 687 315 0.686 7. Arkansas State 29 719 342 0.678 8. South Alabama 33 815 396 0.673 9. UT Arlington 31 791 387 0.671 10. Troy 29 670 345 0.660 11. Georgia State 35 794 415 0.657

OFFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G O-Reb D-Reb O-Reb Pct 1. UL Lafayette 36 452 824 0.354 2. Georgia Southern 31 391 751 0.342 3. UL Monroe 38 435 873 0.333 4. UT Arlington 31 353 743 0.322 5. Troy 29 315 687 0.314 6. Appalachian State 29 329 723 0.313 7. South Alabama 33 360 811 0.307 8. Arkansas State 29 319 732 0.304 9. Georgia State 35 322 750 0.300 10. Texas State 31 316 764 0.293 11. UALR 31 329 812 0.288 3-POINT FG MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G 1. Georgia Southern 31 234 7.55 2. UALR 31 219 7.06 3. UL Lafayette 36 240 6.67 4. Troy 29 192 6.62 5. UT Arlington 31 205 6.61 6. South Alabama 33 214 6.48 7. Appalachian State 29 186 6.41 8. Arkansas State 29 169 5.83 9. Texas State 31 159 5.13 10. UL Monroe 38 192 5.05 11. Georgia State 35 174 4.97

CONFERENCE


SCORING OFFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 20 13-7 1520 76.0 2. Georgia State 20 15-5 1453 72.7 3. UT Arlington 20 10-10 1451 72.6 4. South Alabama 20 9-11 1449 72.4 5. UALR 20 8-12 1394 69.7 6. Georgia Southern 20 14-6 1336 66.8 7. Troy 20 5-15 1295 64.8 8. Appalachian State 20 9-11 1283 64.2 9. Arkansas State 20 6-14 1255 62.8 10. UL Monroe 20 14-6 1248 62.4 11. Texas State 20 7-13 1202 60.1

SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G Pts Avg/G 1. UL Monroe 20 1199 60.0 2. Georgia State 20 1226 61.3 3. Texas State 20 1235 61.8 4. Georgia Southern 20 1236 61.8 5. UL Lafayette 20 1390 69.5 Troy 20 1390 69.5 7. Appalachian State 20 1410 70.5 UALR 20 1410 70.5 9. Arkansas State 20 1421 71.1 10. UT Arlington 20 1429 71.4 11. South Alabama 20 1540 77.0 SCORING MARGIN ## Team G OFF DEF Margin 1. Georgia State 20 72.7 61.3 +11.4 2. UL Lafayette 20 76.0 69.5 +6.5 3. Georgia Southern 20 66.8 61.8 +5.0 4. UL Monroe 20 62.4 60.0 +2.5 5. UT Arlington 20 72.6 71.4 +1.1 6. UALR 20 69.7 70.5 -0.8 7. Texas State 20 60.1 61.8 -1.7 8. South Alabama 20 72.4 77.0 -4.6 9. Troy 20 64.8 69.5 -4.8 10. Appalachian State 20 64.2 70.5 -6.3 11. Arkansas State 20 62.8 71.1 -8.3

FREE THROW PCT ## Team G FTM FTA Pct 1. Georgia State 20 321 420 .764 2. UL Lafayette 20 326 449 .726 3. UALR 20 278 383 .726 4. South Alabama 20 377 524 .719 5. Arkansas State 20 255 358 .712 6. UL Monroe 20 215 302 .712 7. Texas State 20 277 393 .705 8. Appalachian State 20 252 358 .704 9. UT Arlington 20 304 452 .673 10. Troy 20 248 378 .656 11. Georgia Southern 20 239 386 .619 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Georgia State 20 520 1071 .486 2. South Alabama 20 470 1035 .454 3. UT Arlington 20 512 1136 .451 4. UL Lafayette 20 524 1186 .442 5. UALR 20 486 1146 .424 6. Georgia Southern 20 472 1118 .422 7. UL Monroe 20 467 1107 .422 8. Troy 20 456 1081 .422 9. Appalachian State 20 445 1124 .396 10. Arkansas State 20 446 1141 .391 11. Texas State 20 408 1075 .380

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Georgia State 20 388 1052 .369 2. UL Monroe 20 426 1091 .390 3. Georgia Southern 20 436 1083 .403 4. Texas State 20 428 1027 .417 5. UT Arlington 20 475 1134 .419 6. Arkansas State 20 504 1156 .436 7. UL Lafayette 20 503 1148 .438 8. Troy 20 504 1133 .445 9. UALR 20 470 1055 .445 10. South Alabama 20 556 1234 .451 11. Appalachian State 20 516 1107 .466

3-POINT FG PCT ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. South Alabama 20 132 358 .369 2. UL Lafayette 20 146 411 .355 3. UALR 20 144 422 .341 4. Troy 20 135 400 .338 5. Appalachian State 20 141 424 .333 6. Georgia Southern 20 153 469 .326 7. Georgia State 20 92 283 .325 8. Arkansas State 20 108 347 .311 9. Texas State 20 109 355 .307 10. UL Monroe 20 99 332 .298 11. UT Arlington 20 123 422 .291

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Texas State 20 102 355 .287 2. UL Monroe 20 118 386 .306 3. Georgia Southern 20 123 393 .313 4. Georgia State 20 140 436 .321 5. UT Arlington 20 150 466 .322 6. UL Lafayette 20 109 332 .328 7. Appalachian State 20 102 305 .334 8. Troy 20 145 427 .340 9. Arkansas State 20 129 374 .345 10. South Alabama 20 128 366 .350 11. UALR 20 136 383 .355 REBOUNDING OFFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 20 790 39.5 2. UT Arlington 20 741 37.0 3. UL Monroe 20 719 36.0 4. Georgia Southern 20 717 35.8 5. Arkansas State 20 706 35.3 6. Appalachian State 20 693 34.7 7. UALR 20 677 33.8 8. Texas State 20 669 33.5 9. South Alabama 20 668 33.4 10. Georgia State 20 667 33.3 11. Troy 20 664 33.2

REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. Georgia State 20 650 32.5 2. UL Lafayette 20 653 32.7 3. UL Monroe 20 675 33.8 4. UT Arlington 20 696 34.8 5. Troy 20 701 35.0 Appalachian State 20 701 35.0 7. UALR 20 705 35.2 8. Texas State 20 715 35.8 9. South Alabama 20 716 35.8 10. Georgia Southern 20 732 36.6 11. Arkansas State 20 767 38.3 REBOUNDING MARGIN ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin1. UL Lafayette 20 790 39.5 653 32.7 +6.82. UT Arlington 20 741 37.0 696 34.8 +2.23. UL Monroe 20 719 36.0 675 33.8 +2.24. Georgia State 20 667 33.3 650 32.5 +0.85. Appalachian State 20 693 34.7 701 35.0 -0.46. Georgia Southern 20 717 35.8 732 36.6 -0.87. UALR 20 677 33.8 705 35.2 -1.48. Troy 20 664 33.2 701 35.0 -1.89. Texas State 20 669 33.5 715 35.8 -2.310. South Alabama 20 668 33.4 716 35.8 -2.411. Arkansas State 20 706 35.3 767 38.3 -3.0

BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G Blocks Avg/G 1. Georgia State 20 91 4.55 2. UL Lafayette 20 72 3.60 3. UL Monroe 20 69 3.45 4. South Alabama 20 66 3.30 Georgia Southern 20 66 3.30 6. Arkansas State 20 60 3.00 7. UT Arlington 20 57 2.85 8. UALR 20 43 2.15 9. Texas State 20 39 1.95 Appalachian State 20 39 1.95 11. Troy 20 38 1.90

2014-15 TEAM LEADERS (CONFERENCE ONLY)


ASSISTS ## Team G Assists Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 20 272 13.60 2. Georgia State 20 271 13.55 3. UT Arlington 20 260 13.00 4. UALR 20 250 12.50 5. UL Monroe 20 249 12.45 6. Appalachian State 20 232 11.60 7. Georgia Southern 20 218 10.90 8. South Alabama 20 216 10.80 9. Texas State 20 213 10.65 10. Arkansas State 20 209 10.45 11. Troy 20 178 8.90

STEALS ## Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Georgia State 20 170 8.50 2. Georgia Southern 20 138 6.90 3. UT Arlington 20 137 6.85 4. Troy 20 131 6.55 5. Texas State 20 124 6.20 6. UL Lafayette 20 116 5.80 7. UALR 20 110 5.50 8. Arkansas State 20 106 5.30 9. UL Monroe 20 93 4.65 10. Appalachian State 20 88 4.40 11. South Alabama 20 79 3.95 TURNOVER MARGIN ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin1. Georgia State 20 210 10.5 287 14.4 +3.852. UALR 20 207 10.4 258 12.9 +2.553. Georgia Southern 20 237 11.9 287 14.4 +2.504. Texas State 20 258 12.9 289 14.5 +1.555. UL Monroe 20 225 11.3 219 11.0 -0.306. Troy 20 269 13.5 256 12.8 -0.657. UL Lafayette 20 262 13.1 248 12.4 -0.708. UT Arlington 20 298 14.9 274 13.7 -1.209. Arkansas State 20 268 13.4 238 11.9 -1.5010. Appalachian State 20 271 13.6 230 11.5 -2.0511. South Alabama 20 289 14.5 208 10.4 -4.05

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Georgia State 20 271 13.6 210 10.5 1.292. UALR 20 250 12.5 207 10.4 1.213. UL Monroe 20 249 12.5 225 11.3 1.114. UL Lafayette 20 272 13.6 262 13.1 1.045. Georgia Southern 20 218 10.9 237 11.9 0.926. UT Arlington 20 260 13.0 298 14.9 0.877. Appalachian State 20 232 11.6 271 13.6 0.868. Texas State 20 213 10.7 258 12.9 0.839. Arkansas State 20 209 10.5 268 13.4 0.7810. South Alabama 20 216 10.8 289 14.5 0.7511. Troy 20 178 8.9 269 13.5 0.66 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 20 256 12.80 2. Appalachian State 20 237 11.85 3. Georgia Southern 20 229 11.45 4. UT Arlington 20 226 11.30 5. Arkansas State 20 218 10.90 6. UALR 20 216 10.80 Texas State 20 216 10.80 8. UL Monroe 20 211 10.55 9. Troy 20 203 10.15 10. South Alabama 20 184 9.20 11. Georgia State 20 180 9.00 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G 1. UL Lafayette 20 534 26.70 2. UT Arlington 20 515 25.75 3. UL Monroe 20 508 25.40 4. Arkansas State 20 488 24.40 Georgia Southern 20 488 24.40 6. Georgia State 20 487 24.35 7. South Alabama 20 484 24.20 8. Troy 20 461 23.05 UALR 20 461 23.05 10. Appalachian State 20 456 22.80 11. Texas State 20 453 22.65

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G D-Reb O-Reb D-Reb Pct 1. UL Lafayette 20 534 185 0.743 2. UL Monroe 20 508 201 0.717 3. UALR 20 461 200 0.697 4. Appalachian State 20 456 198 0.697 5. UT Arlington 20 515 226 0.695 6. Texas State 20 453 201 0.693 7. Troy 20 461 215 0.682 8. Arkansas State 20 488 232 0.678 9. Georgia Southern 20 488 233 0.677 10. Georgia State 20 487 239 0.671 11. South Alabama 20 484 246 0.663

OFFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G O-Reb D-Reb O-Reb Pct 1. UL Lafayette 20 256 468 0.354 2. UT Arlington 20 226 470 0.325 3. Appalachian State 20 237 503 0.320 4. Georgia Southern 20 229 499 0.315 5. UL Monroe 20 211 474 0.308 6. Georgia State 20 180 411 0.305 7. UALR 20 216 505 0.300 8. Texas State 20 216 514 0.296 9. Troy 20 203 486 0.295 10. Arkansas State 20 218 535 0.290 11. South Alabama 20 184 470 0.281 3-POINT FG MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G 1. Georgia Southern 20 153 7.65 2. UL Lafayette 20 146 7.30 3. UALR 20 144 7.20 4. Appalachian State 20 141 7.05 5. Troy 20 135 6.75 6. South Alabama 20 132 6.60 7. UT Arlington 20 123 6.15 8. Texas State 20 109 5.45 9. Arkansas State 20 108 5.40 10. UL Monroe 20 99 4.95 11. Georgia State 20 92 4.60

CONFERENCE


SCORING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G1. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 203 80 202 688 19.72. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 208 43 71 530 18.33. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 149 89 159 546 17.64. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 138 62 143 481 16.65. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 205 28 120 558 16.46. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 28 151 70 75 447 16.07. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 166 27 102 461 15.98. Williams, Ken-USA SO 33 165 87 102 519 15.79. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 198 25 127 548 14.410. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 29 133 74 72 412 14.211. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 29 133 61 70 397 13.712. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 145 1 91 382 12.713. Johnson, Taishaun-USA FR 33 118 40 138 414 12.514. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 31 131 43 70 375 12.115. Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 29 129 54 37 349 12.016. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 31 131 13 93 368 11.917. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 31 118 0 125 361 11.618. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 31 145 5 65 360 11.619. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 130 0 120 380 11.520. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 144 41 78 407 10.721. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 122 0 44 288 10.322. Williams, Brian-UL-L SR 27 101 9 62 273 10.123. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 29 115 6 46 282 9.724. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 35 141 0 58 340 9.725. Shepherd, Kasey-UL-L JR 36 119 53 58 349 9.726. Gainey, Greg-UTA 24 87 29 29 232 9.727. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 125 58 49 357 9.428. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 36 110 4 113 337 9.429. Outler, Jamel-UTA SR 31 89 56 55 289 9.330. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 35 103 30 83 319 9.1

REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 1. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 103 243 346 10.2 2. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 78 213 291 10.0 3. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 99 128 227 8.1 4. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 83 196 279 7.3 5. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 29 60 143 203 7.0 6. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 75 132 207 6.9 7. Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 33 63 164 227 6.9 8. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 98 124 222 6.7 9. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 93 159 252 6.6 10. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 31 71 132 203 6.5 11. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 35 58 167 225 6.4 12. Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 31 59 126 185 6.0 13. Walton III, John-TROY JR 29 59 105 164 5.7 14. Matias,Angel-GS SR 27 65 87 152 5.6 15. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 31 67 107 174 5.6 16. Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 25 45 88 133 5.3 17. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 36 72 117 189 5.3 18. Washington, Bryce-UL-L FR 36 67 121 188 5.2 19. Naylor, Cameron-TXST JR 30 44 104 148 4.9 20. Hughes,Mike-GS FR 31 49 102 151 4.9 FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct 1. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 122 198 .616 2. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 35 141 237 .595 3. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 205 378 .542 4. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 130 240 .542 5. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 29 115 227 .507 6. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 36 110 218 .505 7. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 208 413 .504 8. Matias,Angel-GS SR 27 90 182 .495 9. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 31 145 296 .490 10. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 31 131 275 .476 11. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 145 305 .475 12. Williams, Brian-UL-L SR 27 101 214 .472 13. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 166 358 .464 14. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 31 118 261 .452 15. Gainey, Greg-UTA 24 87 194 .448

ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G 1. Hardwick, PJ-ASU 27 130 4.81 2. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 141 3.71 3. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 114 3.68 4. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 35 127 3.63 5. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 126 3.60 6. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 104 3.59 7. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 33 104 3.15 8. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 31 93 3.00 9. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 31 92 2.97 10. Neal, Erick-UTA FR 29 86 2.97 11. Bilbo, Chris-TROY JR 29 85 2.93 12. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 29 84 2.90 13. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 110 2.89 14. Roberson, Justin-ULM JR 38 105 2.76 15. Brown, D.J.-TXST SR 30 81 2.70 FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ------------------------------- 1. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 202 230 .878 2. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 127 152 .836 3. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 31 70 84 .833 4. Dillard, Ben-UALR SR 31 63 77 .818 5. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 143 176 .813 6. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 159 197 .807 7. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 36 113 141 .801 8. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 29 72 91 .791 9. Williams, Ken-USA SO 33 102 129 .791 10. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 28 75 95 .789 11. Johnson, Taishaun-USA FR 33 138 177 .780 12. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 78 102 .765 13. Tilbury, Kavin-TXST SO 31 68 90 .756 14. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 31 125 168 .744 15. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 120 162 .741

STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G 1. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 77 2.48 2. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 75 2.14 3. Davis, Wes-TXST SR 29 55 1.90 4. Ford, Kelton-TROY SO 29 51 1.76 5. Shepherd, Kasey-UL-L JR 36 63 1.75 6. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 29 49 1.69 7. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 31 52 1.68 8. Ware, Kevin-GSU JR 35 58 1.66 9. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 42 1.45 10. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 38 1.36 11. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 38 1.31 12. Hughes,Mike-GS FR 31 40 1.29 13. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 35 44 1.26 14. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 37 1.23 15. Roberson, Justin-ULM JR 38 45 1.18 3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct 1. Isom, Mareik-UALR SO 31 36 80 .450 2. Register, Hayward-UL-L SO 31 62 156 .397 3. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 43 109 .394 4. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 58 149 .389 5. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 29 47 121 .388 6. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 29 74 199 .372 7. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 28 70 189 .370 8. Williams, Ken-USA SO 33 87 235 .370 9. Shepherd, Kasey-UL-L JR 36 53 147 .361 10. Allsmiller,Jake-GS FR 31 40 111 .360 11. Brown, D.J.-TXST SR 30 43 121 .355 12. Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 29 54 152 .355 13. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 62 177 .350 14. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 33 42 120 .350 15. Reid, James-UALR JR 31 52 150 .347

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (OVERALL)


3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 89 2.87 2. Williams, Ken-USA SO 33 87 2.64 3. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 29 74 2.55 4. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 28 70 2.50 5. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 80 2.29 6. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 62 2.14 7. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 29 61 2.10 8. Register, Hayward-UL-L SO 31 62 2.00 9. Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 29 54 1.86 10. Outler, Jamel-UTA SR 31 56 1.81 11. Reid, James-UALR JR 31 52 1.68 12. Montalvo, Ethan-TXST JR 31 51 1.65 13. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 29 47 1.62 14. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 58 1.53 15. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 43 1.48 BLOCKED SHOTS ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G 1. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 56 1.65 2. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 51 1.55 3. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 51 1.34 4. Washington, Curtis-GSU SR 35 44 1.26 5. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 31 1.11 6. Lawson, Jacob-APP JR 27 28 1.04 7. Samuel, Jamaal-ULM JR 38 39 1.03 8. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 35 1.00 Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 31 31 1.00 Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 29 1.00 11. Williams, Brandon-UTA SO 31 30 0.97 12. Walker, Anthony-UTA 29 25 0.86 13. Waters, Charles-ASU 25 18 0.72 14. Ramlal, Kendell-TXST SO 31 20 0.65 15. Wilson, Kaelon-UTA FR 31 19 0.61

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Hardwick, PJ-ASU 27 130 4.8 59 2.2 2.202. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 141 3.7 69 1.8 2.043. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 33 104 3.2 52 1.6 2.004. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 29 104 3.6 55 1.9 1.895. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 31 93 3.0 50 1.6 1.866. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 126 3.6 77 2.2 1.647. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 35 127 3.6 78 2.2 1.638. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 114 3.7 80 2.6 1.43 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 99 3.54 2. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 103 3.03 3. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 98 2.97 4. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 78 2.69 5. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 75 2.50 6. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 93 2.45 7. Matias,Angel-GS SR 27 65 2.41 8. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 31 71 2.29 9. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 83 2.18 10. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 31 67 2.16 11. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 29 60 2.07 12. Walton III, John-TROY JR 29 59 2.03 13. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 36 72 2.00 14. Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 33 63 1.91 15. Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 31 59 1.90

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 213 7.34 2. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 34 243 7.15 3. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 38 196 5.16 4. Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 33 164 4.97 5. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 29 143 4.93 6. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 35 167 4.77 7. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 28 128 4.57 8. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 30 132 4.40 9. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 31 132 4.26 10. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 159 4.18 11. Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 31 126 4.06 12. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 138 3.94 13. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 28 109 3.89 14. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 33 124 3.76 15. Walton III, John-TROY JR 29 105 3.62

MINUTES PLAYED ## Player-Team Cl G Minutes Avg/G 1. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 35 1294 36.97 2. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 38 1384 36.42 3. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 29 1039 35.83 4. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 38 1347 35.45 5. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 31 1087 35.06 6. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 29 1016 35.03 7. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 29 1012 34.90 8. Bilbo, Chris-TROY JR 29 1006 34.69 9. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 33 1109 33.61 10. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 29 959 33.07

CONFERENCE


SCORING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G1. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 118 25 47 308 20.52. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 104 41 131 380 19.03. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 130 23 77 360 18.04. Williams, Ken-USA SO 20 109 56 85 359 18.05. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 20 102 50 83 337 16.96. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 101 49 54 305 16.17. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 88 53 91 320 16.08. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 113 16 71 313 15.79. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 20 99 51 39 288 14.410. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 97 30 51 275 13.811. Johnson, Taishaun-USA FR 20 70 26 101 267 13.412. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 20 86 38 49 259 13.013. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 88 0 79 255 12.814. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 90 13 61 254 12.715. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 20 81 0 85 247 12.416. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 20 89 1 60 239 12.017. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 80 25 37 222 11.118. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 20 80 8 53 221 11.119. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 20 90 0 38 218 10.920. Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 20 79 30 27 215 10.821. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 20 87 4 31 209 10.522. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 20 70 21 44 205 10.323. Gainey, Greg-UTA 19 73 24 21 191 10.124. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 77 0 27 181 9.525. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 20 74 4 31 183 9.226. Roberson, Justin-ULM JR 20 67 3 43 180 9.027. Montalvo, Ethan-TXST JR 20 51 39 36 177 8.928. Shepherd, Kasey-UL-L JR 20 58 27 32 175 8.8 Burgess, Chris-APP JR 20 60 36 19 175 8.8 Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 20 61 27 26 175 8.8

REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 1. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 65 158 223 11.2 2. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 59 156 215 10.8 3. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 61 91 152 8.0 4. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 20 31 116 147 7.4 5. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 46 94 140 7.0 6. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 40 98 138 6.9 Gant, Emani-TXST JR 20 54 84 138 6.9 8. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 20 33 101 134 6.7 9. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 20 44 86 130 6.5 10. Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 20 34 93 127 6.4 11. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 50 67 117 5.9 12. Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 20 34 80 114 5.7 13. Walton III, John-TROY JR 20 39 72 111 5.6 14. Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 20 34 76 110 5.5 15. Matias,Angel-GS SR 18 41 54 95 5.3 16. Boyanov, Georgi-USA SO 20 29 74 103 5.2 Washington, Bryce-UL-L FR 20 39 64 103 5.2 18. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 15 86 101 5.1 19. Naylor, Cameron-TXST JR 20 29 69 98 4.9 20. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 18 75 93 4.9 FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct 1. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 77 132 .583 2. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 20 90 157 .573 3. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 88 159 .553 4. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 130 242 .537 5. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 118 223 .529 6. Matias,Angel-GS SR 18 63 121 .521 7. Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 20 65 125 .520 8. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 20 74 152 .487 9. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 20 81 171 .474 10. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 20 80 170 .471 11. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 20 87 187 .465 12. Gainey, Greg-UTA 19 73 159 .459 13. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 80 175 .457 14. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 97 214 .453 15. Walton III, John-TROY JR 20 62 139 .446

ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G 1. Hardwick, PJ-ASU 20 88 4.40 2. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 76 3.80 3. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 20 75 3.75 4. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 74 3.70 5. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 20 72 3.60 6. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 20 70 3.50 7. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 20 68 3.40 8. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 61 3.05 Burgess, Chris-APP JR 20 61 3.05 10. Bilbo, Chris-TROY JR 20 60 3.00 11. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 44 2.93 12. Neal, Erick-UTA FR 20 57 2.85 13. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 55 2.75 Brown, D.J.-TXST SR 20 55 2.75 15. Roberson, Justin-ULM JR 20 53 2.65 FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct 1. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 131 145 .903 2. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 51 59 .864 3. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 61 71 .859 4. Walker, Devonta-UL-L JR 20 55 66 .833 5. Dillard, Ben-UALR SR 20 43 52 .827 6. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 47 58 .810 7. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 54 67 .806 8. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 20 83 105 .790 9. Williams, Ken-USA SO 20 85 108 .787 10. Johnson, Taishaun-USA FR 20 101 129 .783 11. Williams, Brian-UL-L SR 16 39 50 .780 12. Tilbury, Kavin-TXST SO 20 53 68 .779 13. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 79 104 .760 14. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 91 122 .746 15. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 20 85 114 .746

STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G 1. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 45 2.25 2. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 40 2.00 3. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 38 1.90 4. Davis, Wes-TXST SR 18 34 1.89 5. Ford, Kelton-TROY SO 20 36 1.80 6. Shepherd, Kasey-UL-L JR 20 33 1.65 7. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 20 31 1.55 8. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 20 28 1.40 Hughes,Mike-GS FR 20 28 1.40 Ware, Kevin-GSU JR 20 28 1.40 Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 21 1.40 12. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 25 1.32 13. Neal, Erick-UTA FR 20 26 1.30 Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 20 26 1.30 15. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 23 1.21 3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct 1. Isom, Mareik-UALR SO 20 26 57 .456 2. Register, Hayward-UL-L SO 17 42 96 .438 3. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 20 21 50 .420 4. Williams, Ken-USA SO 20 56 139 .403 5. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 23 58 .397 6. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 20 36 91 .396 7. Allsmiller,Jake-GS FR 20 28 71 .394 8. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 20 51 134 .381 9. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 25 66 .379 10. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 49 131 .374 11. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 20 50 134 .373 12. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 25 68 .368 13. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 30 84 .357 14. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 20 27 76 .355 15. Gainey, Greg-UTA 19 24 70 .343

2014-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (CONFERENCE ONLY)


3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. Williams, Ken-USA SO 20 56 2.80 2. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 53 2.65 3. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 49 2.58 4. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 20 51 2.55 5. Eaves, Frank-APP JR 20 50 2.50 6. Register, Hayward-UL-L SO 17 42 2.47 7. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 41 2.05 8. Montalvo, Ethan-TXST JR 20 39 1.95 9. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 20 38 1.90 10. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 20 36 1.80 11. Reid, James-UALR JR 20 35 1.75 12. Harrow, Ryan-GSU SR 15 25 1.67 13. Gardner, Sean-ASU JR 20 30 1.50 Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 30 1.50 15. Brown, D.J.-TXST SR 20 29 1.45 Outler, Jamel-UTA SR 20 29 1.45 BLOCKED SHOTS ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G 1. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 36 1.80 2. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 29 1.45 3. Washington, Curtis-GSU SR 20 26 1.30 Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 26 1.30 5. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 23 1.15 6. Lawson, Jacob-APP JR 20 21 1.05 7. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 19 1.00 Waters, Charles-ASU 18 18 1.00 9. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 18 0.90 Samuel, Jamaal-ULM JR 20 18 0.90 11. Walker, Anthony-UTA 19 17 0.89 12. Wiedeman,Trent-GS SR 20 16 0.80 13. Downs, Kelvin-ASU JR 19 12 0.63 14. Washington, Bryce-UL-L FR 20 12 0.60 Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 20 12 0.60

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Hardwick, PJ-ASU 20 88 4.4 40 2.0 2.202. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 20 68 3.4 34 1.7 2.003. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 20 72 3.6 38 1.9 1.894. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 76 3.8 42 2.1 1.815. Burgess, Chris-APP JR 20 61 3.1 34 1.7 1.796. Hagins, Josh-UALR JR 20 61 3.1 35 1.8 1.747. Wright, Jay-UL-L SO 20 75 3.8 44 2.2 1.708. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 74 3.7 49 2.5 1.519. Bilbo, Chris-TROY JR 20 60 3.0 40 2.0 1.5010. McClanahan, Lonnie-UTA SR 20 70 3.5 61 3.1 1.15 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 65 3.25 2. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 61 3.21 3. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 59 2.95 4. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 20 54 2.70 5. Ferguson, Dionte-USA SR 20 50 2.50 6. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 46 2.30 7. Matias,Angel-GS SR 18 41 2.28 8. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 20 44 2.20 9. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 40 2.00 10. Washington, Bryce-UL-L FR 20 39 1.95 Walton III, John-TROY JR 20 39 1.95 12. Hill, Maurius-UALR 17 31 1.82 13. Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 20 34 1.70 Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 20 34 1.70 Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 20 34 1.70

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Long, Shawn-UL-L JR 20 158 7.90 2. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 156 7.80 3. Crider, Markus-GSU JR 20 116 5.80 4. Spagnolo, Tommy-APP SR 20 101 5.05 5. Deng, Majok-ULM JR 20 98 4.90 6. Thomas, Kevin-TROY SR 19 91 4.79 7. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 94 4.70 8. Lewis, Abdul-USA FR 20 93 4.65 9. Woods, Roger-UALR JR 20 86 4.30 Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 86 4.30 11. Gant, Emani-TXST JR 20 84 4.20 12. Hervey, Kevin-UTA FR 20 80 4.00 13. Abdul-Aleem, Musa-TROY SR 19 75 3.95 14. Ferguson,Eric-GS SR 20 76 3.80 15. Boyanov, Georgi-USA SO 20 74 3.70

MINUTES PLAYED ## Player-Team Cl G Minutes Avg/G 1. Coppola, Nick-ULM SO 20 745 37.25 2. Hunter, R.J.-GSU JR 20 742 37.10 3. Livingston, Anthony-ASU SO 20 731 36.55 4. Ongwae, Tylor-ULM SR 20 729 36.45 5. Hewitt,Jelani-GS SR 20 726 36.30 6. Person, Wesley-TROY FR 20 707 35.35 7. Williams, Ken-USA SO 20 698 34.90 8. Stevens, Barrington-USA JR 20 696 34.80 9. Golden, Cameron-ASU JR 20 694 34.70 10. Bilbo, Chris-TROY JR 20 691 34.55

CONFERENCE


TEAM HIGHS - ALL GAMES

Points 115 ........................................Georgia State vs Tennessee Temple (11/14/14) 115 .......................................................UL Lafayette vs Centenary (12/13/14) 115 ............................................. UL Lafayette vs Milligan College (12/17/14)

Margin 67 (106-39) .................................UL Monroe vs Champion Baptist (11/17/14) 60 (115-55) ............................Georgia State vs Tennessee Temple (11/14/14)

Field goals made 44 .........................................................UL Lafayette vs Centenary (12/13/14) 42 ............................................... UL Lafayette vs Milligan College (12/17/14)

Field goal attempts 84 .................................. Georgia Southern vs Johnson University (11/22/14) 79 ...........................................................South Alabama at Miami (11-28-14)

Field goal percentage .................................................................................................. 630 (29-46) .............................................Georgia State at Oakland (11/26/14) .625 (40-64) ...........................Georgia State vs Tennessee Temple (11/14/14)

3-Pt FG made 16 .........................................................UL Lafayette vs Centenary (12/13/14) 15 .................................. Georgia Southern vs Johnson University (11/22/14)

3-Pt FG attempts 43 .................................. Georgia Southern vs Johnson University (11/22/14) 32 ...........................................................Georgia Southern at Troy (01/17/15) 32 .................................................................. UALR at UT Arlington (2/28/15)

3-Pt percentage 647 (11-17) .............................................Georgia State at Oakland (11/26/14) .636 (14-22) ....................................UL Lafayette vs Arkansas State (1/22/15)

Free throws made 34 ........................................South Alabama vs Appalachian State (01/08/15) 34 .................................................South Alabama vs UT Arlington (02/14/15)

Free throw attempts 46 .................................................South Alabama vs UT Arlington (02/14/15) 44 ........................................South Alabama vs Appalachian State (01/08/15)

Free throw percentage 1.000 (21-21) ................................................Georgia State at UALR (2/26/15) 1.000 (10-10) ........................................ UALR vs Appalachian State (1/10/15) 1.000 (8-8) ...............................Appalachian State at Georgia Tech (12/15/14)

Rebounds 62 .................................. Georgia Southern vs Johnson University (11/22/14) 54 ..........................................Georgia Southern vs Trinity College (11/18/14)

Assists 27 ..........................................Georgia State vs Tennessee Temple (11/14/14) 26 .........................................................UL Lafayette vs Centenary (12/13/14)

Steals 19 .................................................... Texas State vs Texas Lutheran (12/3/14) 17 ................................................... Georgia State vs UL Lafayette (03/14/15)

Blocked shots 10 ...............................................UL Monroe vs Champion Baptist (11/17/14) 10 .....................................................UL Lafayette vs Jackson State (12/3/14) 10 ..................................................UT Arlington vs Howard Payne (12/20/14) 10 ........................................................................ UALR vs Bradley (12/22/14)

Turnovers 26 ....................................................UT Arlington at Georgia State (01/15/15) 26 .............................................. Appalachian State at UT Arlington (2/19/15)

Fouls 30 .................................................UL Lafayette at South Alabama (01/29/15) 29 .................................................UT Arlington at South Alabama (02/14/15)

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS - ALL GAMES

Points ........................................................................................................................... 37 ............................................. Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Troy (01/10/15) 37 ..............................Abdul-Aleem, Musa (Troy) at South Alabama (03/07/15)

Field goals made ......................................................................................................... 13 ..............................Abdul-Aleem, Musa (Troy) at South Alabama (03/07/15) 11 ......................HARROW, Ryan (Georgia State) at Colorado State (11-21-14) 11 ..........................Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) vs Southern Miss (12/21/14) 11 ...............................Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) vs Texas State (01/05/15) 11 .............................................Person, Wesley (Troy) vs UT Arlington (1/5/15) 11 .................................Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) at UL Lafayette (1/5/15) 11 ................................Gant, Emani (Texas State) vs South Alabama (1/15/15) 11 ................................Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) at UL Monroe (02/05/15) 11 ................................Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs UL Lafayette (03/14/15) 11 ..................Washington, Bryce (UL Lafayette) at Incarnate Word (03/17/15)

Field goal attempts 23 ........................Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Western Carolina (11/25/14) 22 ................................ Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) at Iowa State (11-17-14) 22 ......................HARROW, Ryan (Georgia State) at Colorado State (11-21-14) 22 ...............................Harrow, Ryan (Georgia State) vs Texas State (01/05/15) 22 ................................Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs UL Lafayette (03/14/15)

Field goal percentage 1.000 (9-9) ...................Williams, Marvin (UL Monroe) at Texas State (1/10/15) 1.000 (8-8) ...................Gant, Emani (Texas State) vs Texas Lutheran (12/3/14)

3-Pt FG made 8 .................................. Gardner, Sean (Arkansas State) vs Belhaven (12/6/14) 8 .........................Eaves, Frank (Appalachian State) vs Georgia State (1/17/15) 8 ................................Abdul-Aleem, Musa (Troy) at South Alabama (03/07/15)

3-Pt FG attempts 15 .....................................Hewitt,Jelani (Georgia Southern) at Troy (01/17/15) 15 .......................Register, Hayward (UL Lafayette) at Arkansas State (3/6/15)

3-Pt percentage 1.000 (5-5) ................Long, Shawn (UL Lafayette) vs Arkansas State (1/22/15) .889 (8-9) ..................... Gardner, Sean (Arkansas State) vs Belhaven (12/6/14)

Free throws made 16 ........................Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Georgia Southern (03/07/15) 15 ............................................. Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Troy (01/10/15)

Free throw attempts 17 ....................................... Hill, Johnny (UT Arlington) vs UL Monroe (1/8/15) 17 ............................................. Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Troy (01/10/15)

Free throw percentage 1.000 (16-16) .......Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs Georgia Southern (03/07/15) 1.000 (12-12) ...........Eaves, Frank (Appalachian State) vs Hampton (11/24/14) 1.000 (12-12) .............Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) at Arkansas State (1/19/15) 1.000 (11-11) ......................................... Dillard, Ben (UALR) at Troy (02/21/15) 1.000 (10-10) ...............................Person, Wesley (Troy) vs Ole Miss (11/17/14) 1.000 (10-10) .............. Hewitt,Jelani (Georgia Southern) at Stetson (12/18/14) 1.000 (9-9) ....................... Ongwae, Tylor (UL Monroe) at Texas State (1/10/15) 1.000 (9-9) .........Johnson, Taishaun (South Alabama) at Texas State (1/15/15) 1.000 (9-9) .......................... Williams, Ken (South Alabama) vs Troy (03/07/15) 1.000 (8-8) ......................Hagins, Josh (UALR) vs Central Arkansas (11/29/14) 1.000 (8-8) ....................Abdul-Aleem, Musa (Troy) at Georgia State (01/10/15)

Rebounds 22 .............................Long, Shawn (UL Lafayette) vs South Alabama (1/17/15) 20 ...................... Livingston, Anthony (Arkansas State) vs Marshall (12/20/14)

Assists 15 ......................Hardwick, PJ (Arkansas State) vs Appalachian State (1/3/15) 12 ..........................Coppola, Nick (UL Monroe) vs Louisiana College (12/6/14) 12 ................................ McClanahan, Lonnie (UT Arlington) vs UALR (2/28/15)

Steals 8 ..................................Hunter, R.J. (Georgia State) vs UL Lafayette (03/14/15) 7 ........................................... Davis, Wes (Texas State) vs UL Monroe (1/10/15) 7 .........................Hewitt,Jelani (Georgia Southern) vs UT Arlington (03/05/15)

Blocked shots 6 ..................... Williams, Brandon (UT Arlington) vs Howard Payne (12/20/14) 5 ............................... Long, Shawn (UL Lafayette) at McNeese State (12/6/14) 5 ..................Ferguson, Dionte (South Alabama) vs Arkansas State (12/30/14) 5 ........... Livingston, Anthony (Arkansas State) at Appalachian State (1/15/15)

Turnovers 11 ................................Hill, Johnny (UT Arlington) at Georgia State (01/15/15) 8 ..............................................Thomas, Kevin (Troy) at Austin Peay (12/15/14)

2014-15 OVERALL SUPERLATIVES


SCORING PLAYER, TEAM YEARS POINTS1. Bo McCalebb, UNO 2003-08 2,6792. Charlie Bradley, USF 1981-85 2,3193. Courtney Lee, WKU 2004-08 2,2384. Jeff Hodge, USA 1985-89 2,2215. Chad Kinch, UNCC 1976-80 2,0206. Greg Gantt, FAU 2010-13 1,9727. Anthony Carver, ODU 1986-90 1,9588. Ronnie Murphy, JU 1983-87 1,9379. Augustine Rubit, USA 2010-14 1,91710. Steve Mitchell, UAB 1982-86 1,86711. Terry Catledge, USA 1982-85 1,86612. Brett McNeal, WKU 1985-89 1,85613. Chris Gatling, ODU 1988-91 1,81114. Ed Rains, USA 1977-81 1,80115. Artemus McClary, JU 1992-96 1,78916. Andy Kennedy, UAB 1988-91 1,78717. Desmond Yates, MT 2006-10 1,77518. Kannard Johnson, WKU 1983-87 1,73819. Anthony Winchester, WKU 2002-06 1,73220. Rory White, USA 1977-82 1,72621. Junie Lewis, USA 1986-89 1,72622. Henry Williams, UNCC 1988-91 1,71823. Otis Smith, JU 1982-86 1,71524. BJ Pratt, DU 1999-00 1,70525. Michael Allen, ULL 1991-94 1,673

REBOUNDS PLAYER, TEAM YEARS REBS1. Augustine Rubit, USA 2010-14 1,1832. Muntrelle Dobbins, LR 1993-97 1,0103. Kenny Gattison, ODU 1982-86 9634. Jerome Mincy, UAB 1982-86 9335. Terry Catledge, USA 1982-85 9326. Kim Adams, A-ST 2001-04 9167. Otis Smith, JU 1982-86 9118. George Odufuwa, NT 2008-11 8969. Hakim Shahid, USF 1986-90 89310. Brandon Peterson, A-ST 2009-13 88611. Artemus McClary, JU 1992-96 88312. Mike Hackett, JU 1978-82 86213. Chris Gatling, ODU 1988-91 85914. Reginald Poole, UL 1994-99 84215. Kannard Johnson, WKU 1983-87 84016. Curtis Kitchen, USF 1982-86 81617. Chris Marcus, WKU 1999-03 79518. James Ray, JU 1976-80 79319. Anthony Carver, ODU 1986-90 75520. Brett Starkey, DU 2000-04 75121. Anthony Gordon, UAB 1982-86 74622. Mike Schlegel, VCU 1981-85 74323. Melvin Johnson, UNCC 1980-84 74024. Melvin Simon, UNO 1991-94 73825. Rory White, USA 1977-82 737

ASSISTS PLAYER, TEAM YEARS ASSISTS1. Chico Fletcher, A-ST 1996-00 8932. Frank Smith, ODU 1984-88 8833. Steve Mitchell, UAB 1982-86 5974. Jack Kramer, UAB 1988-91 5865. Cedric Yelding, USA 1989-93 5666. Rolando Lamb, VCU 1981-85 5507. Alex Tucker, FAU 2008-12 5388. Barry Bearden, UAB 1986-90 5309. Lonnie Cooper, TECH 1995-99 52310. Keith Williams, UNCC 1983-87 51511. Byron Dinkins, UNCC 1985-89 51312. Jeremy Livingston, JU 1991-95 50713. Atiim Browne, Lamar 1991-94 50114. Kevin Kanaskie, MT 2005-09 48515. Tommy Tonelli, USF 1982-86 48016. Michael Vogler, Troy 2006-10 47317. Derek Fisher, Little Rock 1992-96 47218. Jeff Hodge, USA 1985-89 46119. Jeff West, UNCC 1985-89 44720. James McNary, WKU 1984-87 44021. Calvin Duncan, VCU 1981-85 43422. Demetrice Williams, USA 2000-03 42923. Ray Taylor, FAU 2009-12 42524. Rodney Billups, DU 2002-05 41825. Derek Robinson, WKU 1998-02 413

BLOCKS PLAYER, TEAM YEARS BLOCKS1. Brett Royster, FAU 2008-2011 3012. Alan Ogg, UAB 1986-90 2663. Curtis Kitchen, USF 1982-86 2574. Jeremy Evans, WKU 2006-10 2245. Michael McDonald, UNO 1992-95 2216. Chris Marcus, WKU 1999-03 2147. Kelly Blaine, USA 1981-85 2138. Otis Smith, JU 1982-86 2119. Yemi Nicholson, DU 2003-06 21010. Freddy Hicks, A-ST 1995-99 20410. Javier Carer, USA 2009-13 20412. Jason Jennings, A-ST 2000-02 20313. James Moore, NMSU 2000-04 20014. Clarence Martin, WKU 1982-87 19815. Chris Gatling, ODU 1988-91 19516. Ray Gromlowicz, UNCC 1983-87 19417. Reginald Poole, ULL 1994-99 16918. Michael Southall, ULL 2001-03 16519. Brandon Peterson, A-ST 2009-13 16320. Elgrace Wilborn, WKU 2002-05 16121. Ervin Johnson, UNO 1991-93 15822. Muntrelle Dobbins, LR 1993-97 15823. Tony Mitchell, NT 2012-13 15724. Willie Redden, USF 1978-82 15525. Augustine Rubit, USA 2010-14 139

STEALS PLAYER, TEAM YEARS STEALS1. Frank Smith, ODU 1984-88 2952. Darnell Mee, WKU 1990-93 2593. Rolando Lamb, VCU 1981-85 2574. Bo McCalebb, UNO 2003-08 2505. Courtney Lee, WKU 2004-08 2426. Cedric Yelding, USA 1989-93 2417. Keith Williams, UNCC 1983-87 2368. Jeff Hodge, USA 1985-89 2238. Demetrice Williams, USA 2000-03 22310. Phil Ward, UNCC 1978-82 22111. Chico Fletcher, A-ST 1996-00 21112. Jeremy Livingston, JU 1991-95 20813. Ronnie Murphy, JU 1983-87 20514. Carlos Morban, FIU 2001-03 20415. Chris Robinson, WKU 1992-96 20316. Dee Brown, JU 1986-90 20117. Artemus McClary, JU 1992-96 19218. Steve Mitchell, UAB 1982-86 19019. Otis Smith, JU 1982-86 18920. Derek Fisher, Little Rock 1992-96 18420. Chris Manuel, ULL 1994-98 18422. Shawn Griggs, ULL 1992-94 17923. Greg Black, UTPA 1993-95 17624. Michael Charles, UAB 1984-88 17525. Michael Vogler, Troy 2006-10 173

3-POINT FG MADE PLAYER, TEAM YEARS 3FGM1. Erik Benzel, DU 2001-05 3232. Andy Kennedy, UAB 1988-90 3183. Brad Boyd, ULL 2000-04 2714. BJ Pratt, DU 1999-03 2655. Alan Barksdale, Little Rock 1998-01 2556. Derek Turner, USA 1989-92 2497. Anthony Winchester, WKU 2002-05 2478. Courtney Lee, WKU 2004-08 2459. Nick Zachery, Little Rock 2001-04 23610. John Knox, JU 1995-98 23511. Matt Mouzy, Little Rock 2008-11 22711. Randell Daigle, ULL 2008-11 22713. Antonio Harvey, A-ST 1995-99 22414. James Parlow, UNO 2004-08 22215. Anthony Carver, ODU 1986-90 21915. Lonnie Cooper, TECH 1995-99 21917. Blane Harmon, ULL 1999-01 21218. AJ Slaughter, WKU 2006-10 21119. Brandon Hazzard, Troy 2006-10 20920. Michael Allen, ULL 1991-94 20820. Demetric Bennett, USA 2004-08 20820. Calvin Watson, UNT 2003-07 20823. Kevin Kanaskie, MT 2005-09 20724. Micah Marsh, A-ST 1994-98 20625. Michael Fraliex, WKU 1992-96 20525. T.J. Price, WKU 2011-14 205

CAREER TOP 25


MOST POINTS SCOREDALL GAMES156 .................................. South Alabama vs. Prairie View A&M 114, 12-2-94SUN BELT GAMES121 ........................................................ South Alabama vs. Charlotte, 1-5-91........................................................................WKU vs. UL Lafayette, 1-31-96

FEWEST POINTS SCOREDALL GAMES20 ...................................................South Alabama vs. New Orleans, 2-26-78SUN BELT GAMES31 ....................................................Jacksonville vs. South Alabama, 1-29-98

BIGGEST WINNING MARGINALL GAMES81 ......................... Arkansas State 120 vs. Central Baptist Coll. 39, 12-28-10SUN BELT GAMES56 .................................................................... WKU 105 vs. UTPA 49, 1-27-93

MOST POINTS IN ONE HALFALL GAMES82 ........................................... South Alabama vs. Prairie View A&M, 12-2-94SUN BELT GAMES70 ................................................................... UL Lafayette vs. UTPA, 1-17-98

MOST FIELD GOALSALL GAMES62 ........................................... South Alabama vs. Prairie View A&M, 12-2-94SUN BELT GAMES48 ..................................................South Alabama vs. South Florida, 1-25-79

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES120 ......................................... South Alabama vs. Prairie View A&M, 12-2-94SUN BELT GAMES98 ................................................. UL Lafayette vs. South Alabama, 12-29-94

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEALL GAMES.765 (26-34) ....................... New Orleans vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, 11-28-98SUN BELT GAMES.711 (32-45) ................................................................. WKU vs. UAB, 2-24-84

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSALL GAMES23 ..............................................................Lamar vs. Louisiana Tech, 2-28-93.......................................................................Troy vs. Arkansas State, 3-3-06SUN BELT GAMES 23 ..............................................................Lamar vs. Louisiana Tech, 2-28-93.......................................................................Troy vs. Arkansas State, 3-3-06NON-CONFERENCE 20 ......................................................... Lamar vs. Prairie View A&M, 2-23-93

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES 50 ......................................................................Troy vs. Idaho State, 12-22-10SUN BELT GAMES 49 ..............................................................Lamar vs. Louisiana Tech, 2-28-93......................................................................... Troy vs. UL Lafayette, 2-11-06

BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 10 ATT)ALL GAMES.900 ...........................................................9-10, UAB vs. Hawaii-Loa, 12-8-86SUN BELT GAMES .818, 11-15.......................................................WKU vs. Jacksonville, 1-27-90

MOST FREE THROWSALL GAMES 47 ................................................................Charlotte vs. Campbell, 12-13-83SUN BELT GAMES 41 .................................................. Middle Tennessee at UL Lafayette, 1-8-11

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSALL GAMES65 .................................................................... Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-14-95SUN BELT GAMES65 .................................................................... Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-14-95

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE MIN 10 ATTALL GAMES1.000 ..................................................... 20-20, Jacksonville vs. UAB, 2-18-89SUN BELT GAMES1.000 ......................................................22-22, Georgia State at WKU, 1-9-14.............................................................. 20-20, Jacksonville vs. UAB, 2-18-89............................................. 16-16, UL Lafayette at Florida Atlantic, 2-12-11....................................................... 14-14, WKU at Middle Tennessee, 2-9-12....................................................... 14-14, Denver vs. UL Lafayette, 12-30-10...........................................................12-12, Arkansas State vs. UNO, 2-4-04............................................. 12-12, UL Lafayette at San Francisco, 11-13-11.........................................11-11, Middle Tennessee vs. North Texas, 1-27-08........................................................................ 11-11, Denver vs ULM 2-26-09............................................ 10-10, Jacksonville vs. South Alabama, 1-20-83

MOST REBOUNDSALL GAMES72 ......................................................South Alabama vs. Troy State, 12-14-93SUN BELT GAMES62 ....................................................................WKU vs. UL Lafayette, 2-18-96

MOST ASSISTSALL GAMES38 ....................................................... UTPA vs. Concordia Lutheran, 12-4-93SUN BELT GAMES32 ................................................................... UL Lafayette vs. UTPA, 1-17-98

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSALL GAMES17 ........................................................New Orleans vs. Texas A&M, 12-29-92................................................................UL Lafayette at North Texas, 1-5-06SUN BELT GAMES17 ............................................................UL Lafayette at North Texas, 1-5-06

MOST STEALSALL GAMES32 ...............................................UL Lafayette vs. Baptist Christian, 11-25-95SUN BELT GAMES22 ............WKU vs. Jacksonville, 2-11-93; UTPA vs. Arkansas State, 2-11-98

TEAM RECORDS/GAME


MOST GAMES PLAYED38 ...............................................................................................WKU, 1986-87

MOST POINTS SCOREDALL GAMES2,989 ..........................................................................................WKU, 1986-87SBC GAMES1,601 ..........................................................................................WKU, 1992-93

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGEALL GAMES91.0 ...........................................................................South Alabama, 1988-89SBC GAMES88.9 ............................................................................................WKU, 1992-93

FEWEST POINTS SCOREDALL GAMES1,393 .........................................................................................UTPA, 1992-93SBC GAMES485 ................................................................................New Orleans, 1976-77

LOWEST SCORING AVERAGEALL GAMES55.5 ...........................................................................................UTPA, 1996-97SBC GAMES48.8 ..............................................................................................FIU, 2003-04

MOST FIELD GOALSALL GAMES1,171 ..........................................................................................WKU, 1986-87SBC GAMES577 .............................................................................................WKU, 1992-93

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES2,373 ..........................................................................................WKU, 1986-87SBC GAMES1,294 .........................................................................South Alabama, 1994-95

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEALL GAMES.523 (1,162-2,200) .............................................................. Charlotte, 1976-77SBC GAMES.508 (302-594) ..............................................................New Orleans, 1977-78

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSALL GAMES287 ............................................................................................. ULM, 2006-07SBC GAMES173 .............................................................................................. Troy, 2006-07

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES959 .............................................................................................. Troy, 2005-06SBC GAMES509 .............................................................................................. Troy, 2005-06

HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEALL GAMES.485 (48-99) ................................................................................VCU, 1982-83SBC GAMES.462 (84-182) ............................................................ Louisiana Tech, 1991-92

MOST FREE THROWSALL GAMES675 ................................................................................. North Texas, 2010-11SBC GAMES371 ................................................................................New Orleans, 1992-93

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSALL GAMES921 ................................................................................. North Texas, 2009-10SBC GAMES534 ................................................................................New Orleans, 1992-93

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGEALL GAMES.790 (342-433) ...........................................................................WKU, 1996-97SBC GAMES.795 (329-414) .............................................................Georgia State, 2013-14

MOST REBOUNDSALL GAMES1,503 ..........................................................................................WKU, 1986-87SBC GAMES798 ............................................................................South Alabama, 1994-95

MOST ASSISTSALL GAMES655 ............................................................................South Alabama, 1988-89SBC GAMES298 ........................................................................Florida Atlantic, 2006-2007

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSALL GAMES180 ............................................................................................. UAB, 1988-89SBC GAMES106 ............................................................................South Alabama, 1993-94

MOST STEALSALL GAMES363 ..................................................................................... Charlotte, 1990-91SBC GAMES221 .............................................................................................WKU, 1992-93

MOST VICTORIESALL GAMES29 .....................................................29-9 WKU, 1986-87; 29-7 WKU, 2007-08SBC GAMES18 ......................................................................... 18-0 New Orleans, 1992-93

MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIESALL GAMES18 ...............................................................................................WKU, 2001-02SBC GAMES18 ..................................................................................New Orleans, 1992-93

MOST LOSSESALL GAMES29 ..............................................................................................UTPA, 1991-92SBC GAMES18 .............................................................................. Louisiana Tech, 1993-94

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSESALL GAMES29 ..............................................................................................UTPA, 1991-92SBC GAMES18 .............................................................................. Louisiana Tech, 1993-94

CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINSWINS TEAM BEGAN ENDED21 NEW ORLEANS 3-1-92 1-8-9418 WKU 1-5-95 1-4-9613 SOUTH ALABAMA 2-23-78 1-5-8013 WKU 1-02-02 1-4-0312 UL LAFAYETTE 2-4-11 1-7-1211 VCU 1-15-83 2-26-8311 WKU 1-10-08 2-21-0810 NORTH TEXAS 2-4-10 1-5-1110 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 12-29-11 2-4-12

TEAM RECORDS/SEASON


MOST POINTSALL GAMES45 .................................................. James Ray, Jacksonville vs. USF, 1-23-80SUN BELT GAMES45 .................................................. James Ray, Jacksonville vs. USF, 1-23-80

MOST FIELD GOALSALL GAMES18 ........................................Bobby Potts, Charlotte vs. Jacksonville, 2-10-82...............................................................Chris Cheeks, VCU vs. ODU, 1-14-89SUN BELT GAMES18 ........................................Bobby Potts, Charlotte vs. Jacksonville, 2-10-82...............................................................Chris Cheeks, VCU vs. ODU, 1-14-89

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES36 ........................................Bobby Potts, Charlotte vs. Jacksonville, 2-10-82SUN BELT GAMES36 ........................................Bobby Potts, Charlotte vs. Jacksonville, 2-10-82

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 10 ATT)ALL GAMES1.000 (13-13) ................... Kevin King, Charlotte vs. South Alabama, 2-20-781.000 (12-12) ............... Samuel Hines, South Alabama vs. Auburn, 12-21-911.000 (12-12) ............................. Alan Ogg, UAB vs. Alabama State, 12-30-891.000 (12-12) ..................Shawn Long, UL Lafayette vs. Centenary, 12-17-131.000 (10-10) ....................... Chris Giles, UAB vs. Missouri Western, 12-6-801.000 (10-10) ...............................Greg McCray, VCU vs. Cincinnati, 12-23-801.000 (10-10) ........................Chris Manuel, UL Lafayette vs. Lamar, 2-19-98SUN BELT GAMES1.000 (12-12) ................... Kevin King, Charlotte vs. South Alabama, 2-20-781.000 (10-10) ........................Chris Manuel, UL Lafayette vs. Lamar, 2-19-98

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSALL GAMES12 .............................................R.J. Hunter, Georgia State at UTSA, 12-22-13SUN BELT GAMES11 ................................................Keith Veney, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 2-11-93

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSALL GAMES26 ......................... Marshod Fairweather, FIU vs. Northern Illinois, 11-20-99SUN BELT GAMES22 ................................................Keith Veney, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 2-11-93

HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 6 ATT) ALL GAMES1.000 (6-6) ...................Corey Cole, Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 12-21-911.000 (6-6) ......Freedie Martinez, Middle Tennessee vs. Tenn. State, 12-9-001.000 (6-6) ..............................Erik Benzel, Denver vs. UL Lafayette, 1-26-021.000 (6-6) ..........................Erik Benzel, Denver at Montana State, 12-20-031.000 (6-6) ............................... James Parlow, New Orleans at Troy, 1-17-07 SUN BELT GAMES1.000 (6-6) ...................Corey Cole, Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 12-21-911.000 (6-6) ..............................Erik Benzel, Denver vs. UL Lafayette, 1-26-021.000 (6-6) .......................................... James Ponder, UAB vs. ODU, 1-31-871.000 (6-6) ............................... James Parlow, New Orleans at Troy, 1-17-07

MOST FREE THROWSALL GAMES20 .............................................Lucas Wagler, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-13-96.......................... Tristan Thompson, North Texas vs. Florida Atlantic, 3-7-11SUN BELT GAMES20 .............................................Lucas Wagler, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-13-96

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

ALL GAMES23 .............................................Lucas Wagler, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-13-9623 ............................................ Nate Rohnert, Denver vs. Wyoming, 11-24-09SUN BELT GAMES23 .............................................Lucas Wagler, Lamar vs. Little Rock, 1-13-96

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN 13 ATT) ALL GAMES1.000 (20-20) .... Tristan Thompson, North Texas vs. Florida Atlantic, 3-7-111.000 (16-16) .......................Rusty Yoder, South Alabama vs. Lamar, 1-11-971.000 (15-15) ........................... Jason Wright, New Orleans vs. WKU, 2-1-961.000 (14-14) ................ Phil Ward, Charlotte vs. Appalachian State, 1-20-821.000 (14-14) .................... Bernard Royster, ODU vs. Virginia Tech, 11-29-861.000 (13-13) ........................... Mike Schlegel, VCU vs. St. Joseph’s, 12-4-821.000 (13-13) ......................... Eddie Collins, UAB vs. South Alabama, 1-3-871.000 (13-13) ........................Jack Jennings, WKU vs. Kansas State, 3-18-921.000 (13-13) ............Rashad Allison, Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 3-6-101.000 (13-13) ...............R.J. Hunter, Georgia State at South Alabama, 1-4-14SUN BELT GAMES1.000 (16-16) .......................Rusty Yoder, South Alabama vs. Lamar, 1-11-971.000 (15-15) ............................ Jason Wright, New Orleans vs. WKU, 2-1-961.000 (13-13) ......................... Eddie Collins, UAB vs. South Alabama, 1-3-871.000 (13-13) ...............R.J. Hunter, Georgia State at South Alabama, 1-4-14

MOST REBOUNDSALL GAMES30 ...Rashad Jones-Jennings, Little Rock vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12-13-05SUN BELT GAMES27 ........................................ Ervin Johnson, New Orleans vs. Lamar, 2-18-93.................................. Willie Fisher, Jacksonville vs. Louisiana Tech, 12-4-93

MOST ASSISTSALL GAMES19 ......................Herb Andrew, South Alabama vs. Miss. Valley State, 1-2-81SUN BELT GAMES17 .............................. Danny Tirado, Jacksonville vs. South Alabama, 2-7-91..............................Cedric Yelding, South Alabama vs. UL Lafayette, 1-26-92..........................................Brad Boyd, UL Lafayette vs. North Texas, 1-24-02

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSALL GAMES12 .................................................. Alan Ogg, UAB vs. Florida A&M, 12-16-88.................................. Ervin Johnson, New Orleans vs. Texas A&M, 12-29-92SUN BELT GAMES11 .............................Michael Southall, UL Lafayette vs. North Texas, 1-5-06

MOST STEALSALL GAMES9 ............................................. Ronnie Murphy, Jacksonville vs. USF, 1-11-87.................................................. Darnell Mee, WKU vs. Jacksonville, 2-11-93.............................................. Darnell Mee, WKU vs. Louisiana Tech, 2-25-93............................................ Greg Black, UTPA vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 1-2-95SUN BELT GAMES9 ............................................. Ronnie Murphy, Jacksonville vs. USF, 1-11-87.................................................. Darnell Mee, WKU vs. Jacksonville, 2-11-93.............................................. Darnell Mee, WKU vs. Louisiana Tech, 2-25-93............................................ Greg Black, UTPA vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 1-2-95

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS/GAME


SEASON

MOST POINTS901 ...................................................................Charlie Bradley, USF, 1982-83

BEST SCORING AVERAGE29.3 ............................................Greg Guy, UTPA, 1992-93 (NCAA Champion)

MOST FIELD GOALS333 ...................................................................Charlie Bradley, USF, 1982-83

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS709 ...................................................................Charlie Bradley, USF, 1982-83

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 108 MADE).685 (113-165) .............................................. Elgrace Wilborn, WKU, 2005-06

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS122 .....................................................................Andy Kennedy, UAB, 1988-89

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS267 .....................................................................Andy Kennedy, UAB, 1988-89

BEST THREE-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 27 MADE).617 (29-47) ..................................................Randy Davis, Charlotte, 1982-83

MOST FREE THROWS202 .......................................................... Cedric Maxwell, Charlotte, 1976-77........................................................ Solomon Bozeman, Little Rock, 2010-11........................................................Tristan Thompson, North Texas, 2010-11

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS263 .......................................................... Cedric Maxwell, Charlotte, 1976-77

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN 54 MADE).923 (96-104) .................................................Matt Sundbald, Lamar, 1997-98

MOST REBOUNDS392 ..........................................Rashad Jones-Jennings, Little Rock, 2006-07

MOST ASSISTS259 ......................................................... Danny Tirado, Jacksonville, 1990-91

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS129 .............................................................................Alan Ogg, UAB, 1988-89

MOST STEALS120 ....................................................... Shawn Griggs, UL Lafayette, 1993-94

CAREER

MOST POINTS2,679 ..................................................Bo McCalebb, New Orleans, 2003-08

BEST SCORING AVERAGE21.7 ............................................. Terry Catledge, South Alabama, 1982-85

MOST FIELD GOALS884 ............................................................... Charlie Bradley, USF, 1981-85

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1,966 ............................................................ Charlie Bradley, USF, 1981-85

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 216 MADE).606 (697-1,150).............................................. Chris Gatling, ODU, 1988-91

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS323 .................................................................Erik Benzel, Denver, 2001-05

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS782 ................................................................. Erik Benzel, Denver 2001-05

BEST THREE-PT FG PERCENTAGE (MIN 108 MADE).437 (318-728) ...............................................Andy Kennedy, UAB, 1988-91

MOST FREE THROWS471 ........................................................Ed Rains, South Alabama, 1977-81

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS719 ................................................................. Jerome Mincy, UAB, 1982-86

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN 108 MADE).872 (401-460) ...............................................Andy Kennedy, UAB, 1988-91

MOST REBOUNDS1,010 ............................................ Muntrelle Dobbins, Little Rock, 1993-97

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS301 ............................................................................Brett Royster, 2008-11

MOST ASSISTS893 ......................................................................Chico Fletcher, 1996-2000

MOST STEALS295 ................................................................... Frank Smith, ODU, 1984-88

MOST GAMES PLAYED137 ..............................................................Anthony Gordon, UAB, 1982-86

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED137 ..............................................................Anthony Gordon, UAB, 1982-86

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS/SEASON AND CAREER


NAME TEAM WONKermit Davis, Jr. MT 117Ronnie Arrow USA 112Gene Bartow UAB 111Dickey Nutt A-ST 103Steve Shields LR 98Johnny Jones NT 83Jessie Evans ULL 77Marty Fletcher ULL/Denver 66Don Maestri Troy 63JOHN BRADY A-ST 61KEITH RICHARD TECH/ULM 60Matt Kilcullen JU/WKU 60J.D. Barnett VCU 59Darrin Horn WKU 57Dennis Felton WKU 54Cliff Ellis USA 54BOB MARLIN UL-L 53Lee Rose UNCC/USF 53Wimp Sanderson LR 49Ralph Willard WKU 46Bob Weltlich USA 46Joe Scott DU 46John Pelphrey USA 44Robert Lee ULL 42Mike Jarvis FAU 41Tic Price UNO 41Jeff Mullins UNCC 40Tom Young ODU 40Tim Floyd UNO 38Monte Towe UNO 38Lou Henson NMSU 36

NAME TEAM WONGrey Giovanine Lamar 36Ken McDonald WKU 36Nelson Catalina A-ST 35Murray Arnold WKU 35Terry Carroll DU 35Jim Wooldridge Tech 34Bob Wenzel JU 34RON HUNTER GSU 32Mike Pollio VCU 32Paul Webb ODU 30Joey Stiebing UNO 30Ray Harper WKU 29Mark Adams UTPA 28Orlando Early ULM 27Porter Moser LR 25Jim Platt LR 25Bobby Paschal USF 25Clem Haskins WKU 24George Scholz JU 22Bill Musselman USA 21Mike Pratt UNCC 21Sergio Rouco FIU 21SCOTT CROSS UTA 20Joe Pasternack UNO 20Tates Locke JU 19Rex Walters FAU 18Mike Hanks USA 17Shakey Rodriguez FIU 16Mike Newell Lamar 16Jerry Loyd LA Tech 16MARK BYINGTON GS 14

NAME TEAM WONMATTHEW GRAVES USA 14Rich Haddad JU 14Isaiah Thomas FIU 14Sonny Smith VCU 12DANNY KASPAR TXST 11PHIL CUNNINGHAM TROY 11Butch van Breda Kolff UNO 11Donnie Marsh FIU 11Richard Pitino FIU 11Chip Conner USF 10MARK FOX APP 9Buzz Williams UNO 9Don Beasley JU 8Hal Wissel UNCC 8 Tony Benford NT 7Judas T. Prada USA 7Randy Weil MT 7Roger Couch GSU 7Hugh Durham JU 6Ron Greene UNO 4Buster Harvey JU 4Joe Dean UCF 3Delray Brooks UTPA 3Ron Brown/Al Seibert* WKU 2Jack Waters GSU 2Don Smith UNO 2Gordon Gibbons USF 1Sidney Moncrief LR 1Vic Trilli NT 1Kevin Wall UTPA 0CHRIS BEARD LR 0*Co-Head Coaches

CONFERENCE GAMES BY % (ACTIVE COACHES IN BOLD CAPS)

NAME TEAM YEARS IN SBC W L %RON HUNTER GSU 2 (2014-PRES) 32 6 0.842Tic Price UNO 3 (1994-97) 41 13 0.759J.D. Barnett VCU 6 (1979-85) 59 19 0.756Darrin Horn WKU 5 (2003-08) 57 21 0.731Tim Floyd UNO 3 (1991-94) 38 14 0.731Dennis Felton WKU 5 (1999-03) 54 20 0.730Paul Webb ODU 3 (1982-85) 30 12 0.714Jessie Evans ULL 7 (1998-04) 77 32 0.706MARK BYINGTON GS 1 (2014-PRES) 14 6 0.700Ralph Willard WKU 4 (1990-94) 46 20 0.697Gene Bartow UAB 12 (1979-91) 111 51 0.685Ron Greene UNO 1 (1976-77) 4 2 0.667Jeff Price (Interim) USA 1 (2012-13) 12 6 0.667Ken McDonald WKU 4 (2008-2012) 36 19 0.655Kermit Davis, Jr. MT 11 (2002-2013) 117 63 0.650George Scholz JU 2 (1994-96) 22 14 0.611Cliff Ellis USA 8 (1976-84) 54 36 0.600Lou Henson NMSU 4 (2001-05) 36 25 0.590BOB MARLIN ULL 3 (2010-PRES) 53 37 0.589Bill Musselman USA 2 (1995-97) 21 15 0.583Bob Weltlich USA 5 (1997-02) 46 33 0.582Steve Shields LR 10 (2003-2015) 98 71 0.580Mike Pollio VCU 4 (1985-89) 32 24 0.571Ronnie Arrow USA 14 (1987-95; 2007-2013) 112 84 0.571Wimp Sanderson LR 5 (1994-99) 49 37 0.570Porter Moser LR 3 (2000-03) 25 19 0.568John Pelphrey USA 5 (2003-07) 44 34 0.564Lee Rose UNCC/USF 8 (1976-78/1980-86) 53 41 0.564Butch van Breda Kolff UNO 2 (1977-79) 11 9 0.550Richard Pitino FIU 1 (2012-13) 11 9 0.550Joe Scott DU 5 (2007-2012) 46 41 0.548Ray Harper WKU 2 (2012-2014) 29 24 0.547Shakey Rodriguez FIU 2 (1998-00) 16 14 0.533Tates Locke JU 3 (1978-81) 19 17 0.528Joe Pasternack UNO 3 (2007-10) 20 19 0.513Monte Towe UNO 5 (2001-06) 38 37 0.507SCOTT CROSS UTA 1 (2013-PRES) 20 20 0.500Dickey Nutt A-ST 13 (1996-08) 103 103 0.500Rex Walters FAU 2 (2006-08) 18 18 0.500Matt Kilcullen JU/WKU 6 (1991-94/1994-98) 60 60 0.500Nelson Catalina A-ST 4 (1991-95) 35 35 0.500Don Beasley JU 2 (1976-78) 8 8 0.500Ron Brown/Al Seibert WKU 1 (1997-98) 2 2 0.500Buzz Williams UNO 1 (2006-07) 9 9 0.500Johnny Jones NT 10 (2002-2012) 83 80 0.490Murray Arnold WKU 4 (1986-90) 35 37 0.486JOHN BRADY A-STATE 4 (2008-PRES) 61 65 0.484

NAME TEAM YEARS IN SBC W L %Jim Platt LR 3 (1991-94) 25 27 0.481Marty Fletcher ULL/Denver 8 (1991-97/2000-01) 66 72 0.478Robert Lee ULL 6 (2004-10) 42 46 0.477Jeff Mullins UNCC 6 (1985-91) 40 44 0.476Tom Young ODU 6 (1985-91) 40 44 0.476Jim Wooldridge Tech 4 (1994-98) 34 38 0.472Mike Newell Lamar 2 (1991-93) 16 18 0.471Joey Stiebing UNO 4 (1997-01) 30 34 0.469Mike Jarvis FAU 5 (2008-2013) 41 47 0.465Mike Pratt UNCC 4 (1978-82) 21 25 0.457Terry Carroll DU 6 (2002-06) 35 42 0.455Don Maestri Troy 8 (2005-2013) 63 76 0.453JIM FOX APP 1 (2014-PRES) 9 11 0.450KEITH RICHARD TECH/ULM 6 (1999-01; 2010-PRES) 60 76 0.441Clem Haskins WKU 4 (1982-86) 24 32 0.429Sonny Smith VCU 2 (1989-91) 12 16 0.429Bob Wenzel JU 6 (1981-87) 34 46 0.425Mike Hanks USA 3 (1984-87) 17 25 0.405Grey Giovanine Lamar 5 (1993-98) 36 54 0.400Judas T. Prada USA 1 (1994-95) 7 11 0.389Orlando Early ULM 3 (2006-10) 27 45 0.375Chip Conner USF 4 (1977-80) 10 17 0.370MATTHEW GRAVES USA 1 (2013-PRES) 14 24 0.368Bobby Paschal USF 5 (1986-91) 25 45 0.357Tony Benford NT 1 (2012-13) 7 13 0.350Hugh Durham JU 1 (1997-98) 6 12 0.333PHIL CUNNINGHAM TROY 1 (2013-PRES) 6 12 0.333Jack Waters GSU 1 (1976-77) 2 4 0.333Sergio Rouco FIU 4 (2004-08) 21 43 0.328Mark Adams UTPA 5 (1992-97) 28 62 0.311Jerry Loyd Tech 3 (1991-94) 16 36 0.308DANNY KASPAR TXST 1 (2013-PRES) 11 27 0.290Isiah Thomas FIU 2 (2009-2012) 14 36 0.280Rich Haddad JU 4 (1987-90) 14 42 0.250Randy Weil MT 2 (2000-02) 7 23 0.233Buster Harvey JU 1 (1996-97) 4 14 0.222Hal Wissel UNCC 3 (1982-85) 8 34 0.190Donnie Marsh FIU 4 (2001-04) 11 47 0.190Joe Dean UCF 1 (1991-92) 3 13 0.188Delray Brooks UTPA 1 (1997-98) 3 15 0.167Roger Couch GSU 4 (1977-81) 7 39 0.152Don Smith UNO 1 (1979-80) 2 12 0.143Gordon Gibbons USF 1 (1976-77) 1 12 0.077Sidney Moncrief LR 1 (2000) 1 15 0.063Vic Trilli NT 1 (2001) 1 15 0.063Kevin Wall UTPA 1 (1991-92) 0 16 0.000CHRIS BEARD LR 0 (2015-PRES) 0 0 0.000

ALL-TIME STANDINGS

CONFERENCE GAMES BY VICTORIES


1976-77TEAM SBC* PCT ALL PCTUNCC 5-1 .830 28-5 .857UNO 4-2 .667 18-10 .640USA 3-3 .500 17-10 .630GSU 2-4 .333 10-18 .357JU 2-4 .333 10-19 .345USF 2-4 .333 9-18 .333Tournament Champion > UNCCNCAA > UNCC (4th)*Non-conference games designated as SBC games

1977-78TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUNCC 9-1 .900 20-7 .741UNO 8-2 .800 21-6 .777JU 6-4 .600 14-14 .500USA 3-7 .300 18-10 .643USF 2-8 .200 13-14 .481GSU 2-8 .200 5-21 .192Tournament Champion > UNO

1978-79TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 10-0 1.000 20-7 .741USF 6-4 .600 14-14 .500UNCC 6-4 .600 16-11 .593JU 5-5 .500 19-11 .633UNO 3-7 .300 11-16 .407GSU 0-10 .000 7-20 .259Tournament Champion > JUNCAA > JU, USA

1979-80TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 12-2 .857 23-6 .793JU 10-4 .714 20-9 .690UAB 10-4 .714 18-12 .600UNCC 9-5 .571 15-12 .556VCU 8-6 .571 18-12 .600GSU 4-10 .286 6-21 .222UNO 2-12 .143 5-21 .192USF 1-13 .071 6-21 .222Tournament Champion > VCUNCAA > VCU, USANIT > JU, UAB

1980-81TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTVCU 9-3 .750 24-5 .828USA 9-3 .750 25-6 .806UAB 9-3 .750 23-9 .719USF 7-5 .583 18-11 .621JU 4-8 .333 8-19 .296UNCC 3-9 .250 10-17 .370GSU 1-11 .083 4-23 .148Tournament Champion > VCUNCAA > VCU, UABNIT > USF, USA

1981-82TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUAB 9-1 .900 25-6 .806VCU 7-3 .700 17-11 .607JU 5-5 .500 14-13 .519USF 4-6 .400 17-11 .607UNCC 3-7 .300 15-12 .556USA 2-8 .200 12-16 .429Tournament Champion > UABNCAA > UAB

1982-83TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTVCU 12-2 .857 24-7 .774ODU 12-2 .857 19-10 .655UAB 9-5 .643 19-14 .576USF 8-6 .571 22-10 .688USA 6-8 .429 16-12 .571UNCC 5-9 .357 8-20 .286WKU 4-10 .286 12-16 .429JU 0-14 .000 7-22 .222Tournament Champion > UABNCAA > VCU, UABNIT > USF, ODU

1983-84TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTVCU 11-3 .786 23-7 .767USA 9-5 .643 22-8 .733ODU 9-5 .643 19-12 .613USF 9-5 .643 17-11 .607UAB 8-6 .571 23-11 .676WKU 5-9 .357 12-17 .414JU 3-11 .214 12-16 .429UNCC 2-12 .143 9-19 .321Tournament Champion > UABNCAA > VCU, UABNIT > ODU, USA

1984-85TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTVCU 12-2 .857 26-6 .813UAB 11-3 .786 25-9 .735ODU 9-5 .692 19-12 .613USF 6-8 .429 18-12 .600USA 6-8 .429 15-13 .536JU 6-8 .429 15-14 .517WKU 5-9 .357 14-14 .500UNCC 1-13 .071 5-23 .129Tournament Champion > VCUNCAA > VCU, UAB, ODUNIT > USF

1985-86TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTODU 11-3 .786 23-8 .742WKU 10-4 .714 23-8 .742UAB 9-5 .692 25-11 .694JU 9-5 .692 21-10 .677VCU 6-8 .429 12-16 .429USA 5-9 .357 16-16 .500USF 5-9 .357 14-14 .500UNCC 1-13 .071 8-20 .286Tournament Champion > JUNCAA > JU, WKU, UAB, ODU

1986-87TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 12-2 .857 29-9 .763JU 11-3 .786 19-11 .633UAB 10-4 .714 21-11 .656VCU 7-7 .500 17-14 .548UNCC 6-8 .429 18-14 .563USA 6-8 .429 14-14 .500USF 3-11 .214 8-20 .286ODU 1-13 .071 6-22 .214Tournament Champion > UABNCAA > UAB, WKUNIT > JU

1987-88TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUNCC 11-3 .786 22-9 .710VCU 10-4 .714 23-12 .657ODU 9-5 .643 18-12 .600USA 8-6 .571 15-14 .517UAB 7-7 .500 16-15 .516WKU 6-8 .429 15-13 .536USF 3-11 .214 6-22 .214JU 2-12 .143 8-21 .276Tournament Champion > UNC CharlotteNCAA > UNCCNIT > VCU, ODU

1988-89TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 11-3 .876 22-9 .719UNCC 10-4 .714 17-12 .586VCU 9-5 .643 13-15 .464UAB 8-6 .571 22-12 .647ODU 7-7 .500 15-13 .536JU 5-9 .357 14-16 .467WKU 4-10 .286 14-15 .483USF 2-12 .143 7-21 .250Tournament Champion > USANCAA > USANIT > UNCC, UAB (2nd)

1989-90TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUAB 12-2 .846 22-9 .710USF 9-5 .643 20-11 .645ODU 7-7 .500 14-14 .500WKU 7-7 .500 13-17 .433UNCC 6-8 .428 16-14 .533JU 5-9 .357 13-16 .448USA 5-9 .357 11-17 .393VCU 5-9 .357 11-17 .393Tournament Champion > USFNCAA > USF, UAB

1990-91TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 11-3 .786 22-9 .710UAB 9-5 .643 18-13 .581USF 8-6 .571 19-11 .633WKU 8-6 .571 14-14 .500VCU 7-7 .500 14-17 .452UNCC 6-8 .429 14-14 .500ODU 5-9 .357 14-18 .438JU 2-12 .143 6-22 .214Tournament Champion > USANCAA > USANIT > UAB, USF

1991-92TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCT^Tech 13-3 .812 23-8 .742^ULL 12-4 .750 21-11 .656A-ST 11-5 .686 17-11 .607WKU 10-6 .625 21-11 .656USA 9-7 .563 14-14 .500LR 9-7 .563 18-12 .600UNO 8-8 .500 17-15 .531Lamar 7-9 .438 12-19 .387JU 6-10 .375 12-17 .414UCF 3-13 .188 10-18 .357UTPA 0-16 .000 0-29 .000Tournament Champion > UL LafayetteNCAA > UL LafayetteNIT > Tech, WKU

ALL-TIME STANDINGS


1992-93TEAM SBC PCT OVERALL PCTUNO 18-0 1.000 26-4 .867WKU 14-4 .778 26-6 .813UL-L 11-7 .611 17-13 .567A-ST 11-7 .611 16-12 .571LR 10-8 .556 15-12 .556USA 9-9 .500 15-13 .536Lamar 9-9 .500 15-12 .556JU 3-15 .167 5-22 .185Tech 3-15 .167 7-21 .250UTPA 2-16 .111 2-20 .091Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU, UNO

1993-94TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 14-4 .778 20-11 .645UL-L 13-5 .722 22-8 .733UNO 12-6 .667 20-10 .667JU 11-7 .611 17-11 .607A-ST 10-8 .556 15-12 .556UTPA 9-9 .500 16-12 .571USA 9-9 .500 13-14 .481LR 6-12 .333 13-15 .464Lamar 6-12 .333 10-17 .370Tech 0-18 .000 2-25 .074Tournament Champion > UL LafayetteNCAA > UL Lafayette, WKUNIT > UNO

1994-95TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 17-1 .945 27-4 .871UNO 13-5 .722 20-11 .645JU 12-6 .667 18-9 .667UTPA 10-8 .555 14-14 .500LR 9-9 .500 17-12 .586Tech 9-9 .500 14-13 .518USA 7-11 .389 9-18 .333Lamar 6-12 .333 11-16 .407UL-L 4-14 .222 7-22 .241A-ST 3-15 .167 8-20 .286Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU

1995-96TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 14-4 .778 23-7 .767UNO 14-4 .778 21-9 .700JU 10-8 .556 15-13 .535WKU 10-8 .556 13-14 .415UL-L 9-9 .500 16-12 .571Lamar 7-11 .389 12-15 .444USA 7-11 .389 12-15 .444A-ST 7-11 .389 9-18 .333Tech 6-12 .333 11-17 .393UTPA 6-12 .333 9-19 .321Tournament Champion > UNONCAA > UNONIT > LR

1996-97TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 14-4 .778 23-7 .767UNO 14-4 .778 22-7 .759LR 11-7 .611 18-11 .621Lamar 10-8 .556 15-12 .556Tech 10-8 .556 15-14 .517WKU 9-9 .500 12-15 .444UL-L 9-9 .500 12-16 .429A-ST 8-10 .444 15-12 .556JU 4-14 .222 5-23 .179UTPA 1-17 .056 3-25 .107Tournament Champion > USANCAA > USANIT > UNO

1997-98TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 14-4 .778 21-7 .750A-ST 14-4 .778 20-9 .690UL-L 12-6 .667 18-13 .581LR 10-8 .556 15-13 .536UNO 9-9 .500 15-12 .556Tech 9-9 .500 12-15 .444Lamar 7-11 .389 15-14 .517WKU 6-12 .333 10-19 .345JU 6-12 .333 8-19 .296UTPA 3-15 .167 3-24 .111Tournament Champion > USANCAA > USA

1998-99TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTTech 10-4 .714 19-9 .679A-ST 9-5 .643 18-12 .600FIU 7-7 .500 13-16 .448UL-L 7-7 .500 13-16 .448WKU 7-7 .500 13-16 .448USA 6-8 .429 11-16 .407UNO 5-9 .357 14-16 .467LR 5-9 .357 12-15 .444Tournament Champion > A-STNCAA > A-ST

1999-2000TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTUL-L 13-3 .813 25-9 .735USA 13-3 .813 20-10 .667Tech 12-4 .750 21-8 .724FIU 9-7 .563 16-14 .533WKU 8-8 .500 11-18 .379A-ST 7-9 .438 10-18 .357UNO 6-10 .375 11-18 .379DU 3-13 .188 6-22 .214LR 1-15 .063 4-24 .143Tournament Champion > UL LafayetteNCAA > UL Lafayette

2000-01EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 14-2 .875 24-7 .774Tech 10-6 .625 17-12 .586A-ST 10-6 .625 17-13 .567LR 9-7 .563 18-11 .621FIU 5-11 .313 8-21 .276MT 1-15 .063 5-22 .185

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 11-5 .688 22-11 .667UNO 10-6 .635 17-12 .586UL-L 10-6 .625 16-13 .552NMSU 10-6 .625 14-14 .500DU 5-11 .313 10-18 .357NT 1-15 .063 4-24 .143Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKUNIT > USA

2001-02EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 13-1 .929 28-4 .875LR 8-6 .571 18-11 .621MT 6-8 .429 14-15 .483A-ST 5-9 .357 15-16 .484FIU 4-10 .286 10-20 .333

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTUL-L 11-4 .733 20-11 .645NMSU 11-4 .733 20-12 .625UNO 9-6 .600 15-14 .517NT 8-7 .533 15-14 .517DU 3-12 .200 8-20 .286USA 2-13 .133 7-21 .250Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKUNIT > UL Lafayette

2002-03EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 12-2 .857 24-9 .727MT 9-5 .643 16-14 .533LR 8-6 .571 18-12 .600A-ST 6-8 .429 13-15 .464FIU 1-13 .071 8-21 .276

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTUL-L 12-3 .800 20-10 .667NMSU 9-6 .600 20-9 .690DU 7-8 .467 17-15 .531UNO 7-8 .467 15-14 .517USA 7-8 .467 14-14 .500NT 2-13 .133 7-21 .250Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKUNIT > UL Lafayette

2003-04EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 9-5 .643 17-12 .586MT 8-6 .571 17-12 .586WKU 8-6 .571 15-13 .536A-ST 7-7 .500 17-11 .607FIU 1-13 .071 5-22 .185

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTUL-L 12-3 .800 20-9 .689UNO 9-6 .600 17-14 .548NT 8-7 .533 13-15 .464DU 6-9 .400 14-13 .519NMSU 6-9 .400 13-14 .481USA 6-9 .400 12-16 .429Tournament Champion > VacatedNCAA > Vacated

2004-05EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 10-4 .714 18-10 .643WKU 9-5 .643 22-9 .710MT 7-7 .500 19-12 .613A-ST 7-7 .500 16-13 .552FIU 4-10 .286 13-17 .433

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTDU 12-3 .800 20-11 .645UL-L 11-4 .733 20-11 .645UNO 7-8 .467 13-17 .433USA 6-9 .400 10-18 .357NT 6-9 .400 14-14 .500NMSU 1-14 .067 6-24 .200Tournament Champion > VacatedNCAA > VacatedNIT > DU, WKU

ALL-TIME STANDINGS


2005-06EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 12-2 .857 23-8 .742 MT 8-6 .571 16-12 .571 A-ST 7-7 .500 12-18 .400 LR 5-9 .357 14-15 .483FIU 4-10 .285 8-20 .286

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 12-3 .800 24-7 .774UL-L 7-8 .467 13-16 .448 DU 7-8 .467 16-15 .516 UNO 6-9 .400 10-19 .345 NT 6-9 .400 14-14 .500 Troy 6-9 .400 14-15 .483 Tournament Champion > USANCAA > USANIT > WKU

2006-07EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTUSA 13-5 .722 20-12 .625 WKU 12-6 .667 22-11 .667 FAU 10-8 .556 16-15 .516 MT 8-10 .444 15-17 .469 Troy 8-10 .444 13-17 .433 FIU 7-11 .389 12-17 .414

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTA-ST 11-7 .611 18-15 .545 ULM 11-7 .611 18-14 .562 NT 10-8 .556 23-11 .676 UNO 9-9 .500 14-17 .452 LR 8-10 .444 13-17 .433 UL-L 7-11 .389 9-21 .300 DU 3-15 .167 4-25 .138 Tournament Champion > UNTNCAA > UNTNIT > USA

2007-08EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 16-2 .889 29-7 .806 USA 16-2 .889 26-7 .788 MT 11-7 .611 17-15 .531 FAU 8-10 .444 15-18 .455 FIU 6-12 .333 9-20 .310 Troy 4-14 .222 12-19 .387

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 11-7 .611 20-11 .645 UL-L 11-7 .611 15-15 .500NT 10-8 .556 20-11 .645 UNO 8-10 .444 19-13 .594 DU 7-11 .389 11-19 .367 A-ST 5-13 .278 10-20 .333ULM 4-14 .222 10-21 .323 Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU, USA

2008-09EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTWKU 15-3 .833 25-9 .735 Troy 14-4 .778 19-13 .594USA 10-8 .556 20-13 .606 MT 10-8 .556 18-14 .563 FIU 7-11 .389 13-20 .394 FAU 2-16 .111 6-26 .188

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 15-3 .833 23-8 .742 NT 11-7 .611 20-12 .625 DU 9-9 .500 15-16 .484 UL-L 7-11 .389 10-20 .333 UNO 6-12 .333 11-19 .367 ULM 6-12 .333 10-20 .333 A-ST 5-13 .278 13-17 .433 Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU; CBI > Troy

2009-10EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTTroy 13-5 .722 20-13 .606MT 13-5 .722 19-14 .576WKU 12-6 .667 21-13 .618FAU 10-8 .556 14-16 .467USA 8-10 .444 17-15 .531FIU 4-14 .222 7-25 .219

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTNT 13-5 .722 24-9 .727A-ST 11-7 .611 17-14 .548DU 10-8 .556 19-13 .594UL-L 10-8 .556 13-17 .433ULM 6-12 .333 12-19 .387LR 4-14 .222 8-22 .267UNO 3-15 .167 8-22 .267Tournament Champion > NTNCAA > NT; NIT > Troy; CollegeInsider.com > MT

2010-11EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTFAU 13-3 .813 21-11 .656MT 10-6 .625 16-16 .500WKU 8-8 .500 16-16 .500USA 6-10 .375 12-16 .429Troy 6-10 .375 8-21 .276FIU 5-11 .313 11-19 .367

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTA-ST 11-5 .688 17-15 .531UL-L 11-5 .688 14-15 .483DU 9-7 .563 13-17 .433NT 8-8 .500 22-11 .667LR 7-9 .438 19-17 .528ULM 2-14 .125 7-24 .226Tournament Champion > LRNCAA > LR; NIT > FAU

2011-12EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTMT 14-2 .875 25-6 .806USA 8-8 .500 17-12 .586WKU 7-9 .438 15-18 .455FAU 7-9 .438 11-19 .367Troy 5-11 .313 10-18 .357FIU 5-11 .313 8-21 .276

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTLR 12-4 .750 15-16 .484DU 11-5 .688 22-9 .710UL-L 10-6 .625 16-15 .516NT 9-7 .563 18-14 .563A-ST 6-10 .375 14-20 .412ULM 2-14 .125 3-26 .103Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU; NIT > MT; CollegeInsider.com > UL-L

2012-13EAST SBC PCT ALL PCTMT 19-1 .950 28-5 .848USA 14-6 .700 17-12 .586FIU 11-9 .550 18-14 .563WKU 10-10 .500 20-15 .571FAU 9-11 .450 14-18 .438Troy 6-14 .300 12-21 .364

WEST SBC PCT ALL PCTA-ST 12-8 .600 19-12 .613LR 11-9 .550 17-15 .531UL-L 8-12 .400 13-20 .394NT 7-13 .350 12-20 .375ULM 3-17 .150 4-23 .148Tournament Champion > WKUNCAA > WKU, MT; CollegeInsider.com > USA

2013-14TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTGSU 17-1 .944 25-9 .735WKU 12-6 .667 20-12 .625UL-L 11-7 .611 23-12 .657A-STATE 10-8 .556 19-13 .594LR 9-9 .500 15-17 .469UTA 9-9 .500 15-17 .469ULM 7-11 .389 10-17 .370TROY 6-12 .333 11-20 .355USA 5-13 .278 11-20 .355TXST 4-14 .222 8-23 .258Tournament Champion > UL-LNCAA > UL-L; NIT > GSU

2014-15TEAM SBC PCT ALL PCTGSU 15-5 .750 25-10 .714GS 14-6 .700 22-9 .710ULM 14-6 .700 24-14 .632UL-L 13-7 .650 22-14 .611UTA 10-10 .500 16-15 .516USA 9-11 .450 12-21 .364LR 8-12 .400 13-18 .419TXST 7-13 .350 14-17 .452A-STATE 6-14 .300 11-18 .379TROY 5-15 .250 10-19 .345^APP 9-11 .450 12-17 .414^-Ineligible for postseasonTournament Champion > GSUNCAA > GSU; CIT > UL-L; CBI > ULM

^declared co-champions by the Sun Belt Confer-ence Executive Committee

ALL-TIME STANDINGS


SCORING OFFENSEYEAR TEAM G PTS AVG1976-77 Charlotte 35 2,873 87.01977-78 Jacksonville 27 2,038 75.41978-79 South Alabama 27 2,225 82.41979-80 UAB 30 2,356 78.51980-81 UAB 32 2,434 76.61981-82 Jacksonville 27 2,057 76.21982-83 South Alabama 28 2,280 81.41983-84 South Alabama 30 2,378 79.31984-85 South Alabama 28 2,150 76.81985-86 Charlotte 28 1,980 70.31986-87 Jacksonville 30 2,406 80.21987-88 South Alabama 29 2,395 82.61988-89 South Alabama 32 2,912 91.0*1989-90 UAB 31 2,484 80.11990-91 South Alabama 31 2,750 88.71991-92 South Alabama 28 2,410 86.11992-93 Lamar 27 2,384 88.31993-94 UL Lafayette 30 2,365 78.81994-95 South Alabama 27 2,285 84.61995-96 Little Rock 30 2,295 76.51996-97 Lamar 27 2,008 74.41997-98 UL Lafayette 31 2,336 75.41998-99 Louisiana Tech 28 2,134 76.21999-00 Louisiana Tech 29 2,111 72.82000-01 UL Lafayette 29 2,226 76.82001-02 North Texas 29 2,274 78.42002-03 UL Lafayette 30 2,326 77.52003-04 UL Lafayette 29 2,234 77.02004-05 WKU 31 2,388 77.02005-06 WKU 31 2,408 77.72006-07 WKU 33 2,580 78.22007-08 WKU 36 2,785 77.42008-09 Troy 32 2,500 78.12009-10 Troy 33 2,467 74.82010-11 North Texas 33 2,516 76.22011-12 Middle Tennessee 34 2,459 72.3 2012-13 UL Lafayette 33 2,337 70.82013-14 UL Lafayette 35 2,835 81.0 2014-15 UL Lafayette 36 2,789 77.5 SCORING DEFENSEYEAR TEAM G PTS AVG1976-77 New Orleans 28 2,024 72.31977-78 South Alabama 28 1,850 66.11978-79 Charlotte 27 1,760 65.21979-80 Jacksonville 29 1,736 59.91980-81 Jacksonville 27 1,592 59.01981-82 South Florida 28 1,717 61.31982-83 VCU 31 1,988 64.11983-84 VCU 30 1,690 56.31984-85 UAB 34 2,123 62.41985-86 South Florida 28 1,684 60.21986-87 WKU 38 2,585 68.01987-88 UAB 31 2,105 69.81988-89 Charlotte 29 2,100 72.41989-90 VCU 28 1,939 69.31990-91 South Florida 30 2,120 70.71991-92 New Orleans 32 2,074 64.81992-93 New Orleans 30 1,835 61.21993-94 New Orleans 30 1,958 65.31994-95 UT Pan American 28 1,769 63.21995-96 South Alabama 27 1,581 58.61996-97 South Alabama 30 1,699 56.61997-98 South Alabama 28 1,526 54.5*1998-99 New Orleans 30 1,918 63.91999-00 New Orleans 29 1,789 61.72000-01 WKU 31 1,889 60.92001-02 WKU 32 2,069 64.72002-03 FIU 29 1,869 64.42003-04 Little Rock 29 1,895 65.32004-05 Middle Tennessee 31 2,028 65.42005-06 Little Rock 29 1,899 65.52006-07 Middle Tennessee 32 2,040 63.82007-08 Troy 31 2,496 80.52008-09 Denver 31 1,872 60.42009-10 Denver 32 2,012 62.92010-11 Denver 30 1,817 60.62011-12 Denver 31 1,876 60.52012-13 MIddle Tenessee 34 1,974 58.12013-14 Texas State 31 2,047 66.02014-15 Texas State 31 1,854 59.8

REBOUNDING AVERAGEYEAR TEAM G REB AVG1976-77 New Orleans 28 1,287 46.0*1977-78 New Orleans 27 1,073 39.71978-79 South Alabama 27 1,066 39.51979-80 South Alabama 29 1,141 39.31980-81 South Alabama 31 1,137 36.71981-82 Jacksonville 27 1,031 38.21982-83 South Florida 32 1,302 40.71983-84 South Alabama 30 1,174 39.11984-85 South Alabama 28 1,114 39.81985-86 Charlotte 28 1,010 36.11986-87 WKU 38 1,503 39.61987-88 VCU 35 1,355 38.71988-89 South Alabama 32 1,295 40.51989-90 South Florida 31 1,169 37.71990-91 Charlotte 28 1,235 44.11991-92 Jacksonville 29 1,249 43.11992-93 South Alabama 28 1,144 40.91993-94 South Alabama 27 1,183 43.81994-95 South Alabama 27 1,230 45.61995-96 Lamar 27 1,051 38.91996-97 Little Rock 29 1,216 41.91997-98 Lamar 29 1,087 37.51998-99 UL Lafayette 29 1,124 38.81999-00 UL Lafayette 34 1,365 40.12000-01 WKU 31 1,240 40.02001-02 WKU 32 1,229 38.42002-03 New Orleans 29 1,097 37.52003-04 North Texas 28 1,135 40.52004-05 North Texas 28 1,089 38.92005-06 North Texas 28 1,085 38.82006-07 North Texas 34 1,356 39.92007-08 North Texas 31 1,197 38.62008-09 South Alabama 33 1,246 37.82009-10 North Texas 33 1,219 36.92010-11 Troy 29 1,094 37.72011-12 South Alabama 29 1,152 39.72012-13 South Alabama 30 1,131 37.72013-14 UL Lafayette 35 1,335 38.12014-15 Arkansas State 29 1,038 37.0

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGEYEAR TEAM G FGM-A PCT1982-83 VCU 31 48-99 .485*1986-87 Jacksonville 30 188-412 .4561987-88 UAB 31 165-368 .4481988-89 UAB 34 247-582 .4241989-90 UAB 31 215-518 .4151990-91 UAB 31 167-417 .4001991-92 Louisiana Tech 31 161-359 .4481992-93 Lamar 27 271-694 .3901993-94 Jacksonville 28 166-435 .3821994-95 WKU 31 172-474 .3631995-96 Jacksonville 28 167-434 .3851996-97 Louisiana Tech 29 180-472 .3811997-98 South Alabama 28 129-324 .3981998-99 Little Rock 27 174-458 .3801999-00 New Orleans 29 155-407 .3812000-01 New Orleans 29 186-444 .4192001-02 Little Rock 29 210-546 .3852002-03 New Orleans 29 159-400 .3982003-04 Middle Tennessee 29 182-483 .3772004-05 Denver 31 197-524 .3762005-06 WKU 31 257-661 .3892006-07 New Orleans 31 225-542 .4152007-08 North Texas 31 204-513 .3982008-09 Denver 31 243-645 .3772009-10 Denver 32 251-635 .3952010-11 Denver 30 232-578 .4012011-12 Denver 31 255-640 .398 2012-13 MIddle Tennessee 34 181-480 .3772013-14 Arkansas State 32 282-737 .3832014-15 UL Lafayette 36 240-670 .358

YEARLY LEADERS


FG PERCENTAGEYEAR TEAM G FGM-A PCT1976-77 Charlotte 35 1162-2220 .523*1977-78 New Orleans 27 883-1644 .5061978-79 South Alabama 27 863-1699 .5081979-80 VCU 30 887-1788 .4961980-81 South Alabama 31 905-1736 .5211981-82 VCU 28 752-1495 .5031982-83 South Alabama 28 884-1689 .5231983-84 South Alabama 30 890-1742 .5111984-85 VCU 32 901-1736 .5191985-86 ODU 31 803-1578 .5091986-87 Charlotte 32 911-1834 .4971987-88 Charlotte 31 920-1832 .5021988-89 South Alabama 32 1102-2124 .5191989-90 UAB 31 930-1886 .4931990-91 South Alabama 31 1042-2143 .4861991-92 South Alabama 28 893-1820 .4911992-93 WKU 32 985-2055 .4791993-94 WKU 31 883-1886 .4681994-95 WKU 31 916-1929 .4751995-96 Little Rock 30 817-1752 .4661996-97 New Orleans 29 728-1580 .4611997-98 South Alabama 28 665-1369 .4861998-99 Little Rock 27 648-1391 .4661999-00 South Alabama 30 731-1561 .4682000-01 Little Rock 29 704-1484 .4742001-02 Little Rock 29 746-1597 .4672002-03 UL Lafayette 30 839-1780 .4712003-04 WKU 28 762-1621 .4702004-05 Denver 31 824-1735 .4752005-06 WKU 31 864-1827 .4732006-07 Florida Atlantic 31 834-1706 .4892007-08 South Alabama 33 840-1774 .4742008-09 South Alabama 33 762-1901 .4012009-10 Denver 32 689-1406 .4902010-11 North Texas 33 831-1736 .4792011-12 Middle Tennessee 34 882-1782 .4952012-13 MIddle Tennessee 34 848-1835 .4622013-14 Georgia State 34 900-1923 .4682014-15 Georgia State 35 902-1,878 .480

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEYEAR TEAM G FTM-A PCT1976-77 Charlotte 35 549-740 .7411977-78 Jacksonville 27 379-528 .7171978-79 South Florida 28 374-507 .7381979-80 Charlotte 27 479-636 .7531980-81 VCU 29 411-576 .7141981-82 Charlotte 27 473-638 .7411982-83 Charlotte 28 420-553 .7591983-84 Charlotte 28 418-576 .7261984-85 VCU 32 511-702 .7281985-86 VCU 28 363-504 .7201986-87 UAB 32 597-789 .7571987-88 ODU 30 465-617 .7541988-89 UAB 34 556-733 .7591989-90 South Alabama 28 412-579 .7121990-91 WKU 28 427-594 .7191991-92 WKU 32 465-648 .7181992-93 UT-Pan American 22 284-377 .7531993-94 UL Lafayette 30 463-647 .7161994-95 South Alabama 27 403-594 .6781995-96 WKU 27 410-575 .7131996-97 WKU 27 342-433 .790^*1997-98 Arkansas State 29 426-606 .7031998-99 Louisiana Tech 28 383-523 .7321999-00 New Orleans 29 363-507 .7162000-01 Little Rock 29 448-635 .7062001-02 Arkansas State 31 414-571 .7252002-03 Arkansas State 28 455-612 .7432003-04 Arkansas State 28 468-642 .7292004-05 Little Rock 28 413-568 .7272005-06 Denver 31 437-583 .7502006-07 WKU 33 499-688 .7252007-08 Denver 30 373-489 .7632008-09 Florida Atlantic 32 434-587 .7392009-10 Middle Tennessee 33 497-675 .7362010-11 North Texas 33 675-900 .7502011-12 Denver 31 401-526 .7622012-13 South Alabama 30 531-741 .7172013-14 Georgia State 34 589-757 .7782014-15 Georgia State 35 521-719 .725

HOME ATTENDANCEYEAR TEAM AVG 1976-77 Charlotte 5,0691977-78 Charlotte 6,2201978-79 Charlotte 5,0201979-80 UAB 6,7801980-81 UAB 6,7371981-82 UAB 7,8051982-83 UAB 7,0351983-84 VCU 7,9851984-85 UAB 8,476*1985-86 UAB 8,4291986-87 UAB 8,1791987-88 Charlotte 6,8031988-89 Charlotte 7,8701989-90 UAB 7,1681990-91 Charlotte 6,6121991-92 Arkansas State 5,9771992-93 Arkansas State 6,3841993-94 WKU 7,7241994-95 WKU 7,5061995-96 WKU 5,9581996-97 Arkansas State 5,6491997-98 Arkansas State 6,5251998-99 Arkansas State 6,6161999-00 Arkansas State 5,3462000-01 New Mexico State 5,2852001-02 New Mexico State 7,2622002-03 New Mexico State 7,2362003-04 New Mexico State 6,1212004-05 WKU 4,9632005-06 WKU 5,7312006-07 WKU 5,2292007-08 WKU 5,5642008-09 WKU 5,1382009-10 WKU 4,4612010-11 UL Lafayette 3,9192011-12 Denver 5,4602012-13 Middle Tennessee 5,4102013-14 WKU 4,7152014-15 UL Lafayette 3,987

* SUN BELT RECORD

YEARLY LEADERS


SCORINGYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G PTS AVG1976-77 Cedric Maxwell, Charlotte 31 690 22.21977-78 Lew Massey, Charlotte 26 566 21.81978-79 Chad Kinch, Charlotte 27 556 20.61979-80 Tony Grier, USF 27 526 19.51980-81 Tony Grier, USF 29 558 19.21981-82 Oliver Robinson, UAB 31 655 21.11982-83 Charlie Bradley, USF 32 901* 28.21983-84 Charlie Bradley, USF 28 625 22.31984-85 Terry Catledge, South Alabama 28 718 25.61985-86 Michael Milling, Charlotte 28 548 19.61986-87 Ronnie Murphy, Jacksonville 30 661 22.01987-88 Phil Stinnie, VCU 34 803 23.61988-89 Chris Cheeks, VCU 28 667 23.81989-90 Anthony Carver, ODU 28 591 21.11990-91 Andy Kennedy, UAB 31 676 21.81991-92 Jack Jennings, WKU 27 516 19.11992-93 Greg Guy, UTPA 19 556 29.3^*1993-94 Michael Allen, UL Lafayette 30 682 22.71994-95 Artemus McClary, Jacksonville 27 553 20.51995-96 Artemus McClary, Jacksonville 28 518 18.51996-97 Malik Dixon, Little Rock 29 604 20.81997-98 DeWaune Wesley, New Orleans 26 463 17.81998-99 Darrian Evans, South Alabama 24 486 20.31999-00 Gerrod Henderson, Louisiana Tech 28 514 18.42000-01 Carlos Arroyo, FIU 29 615 21.22001-02 Chris Davis, North Texas 29 653 22.52002-03 Chris Davis, North Texas 26 494 19.02003-04 Dewarick Spencer, Arkansas State 28 533 19.02004-05 Bo McCalebb, New Orleans 30 679 22.62005-06 Yemi Nicholson, Yemi-Denver 31 616 19.92006-07 Bo McCalebb, New Orleans 31 776 25.02007-08 Bo McCalebb, New Orleans 32 742 23.22008-09 Paul Graham III, Florida Atlantic 31 575 18.52009-10 Tyren Johnson, UL Lafayette 30 538 17.92010-11 Tristan Thompson, North Texas 33 593 18.02011-12 DeJuan Wright, FIU 22 368 16.7 2012-13 Greg Gantt, Florida Atlantic 32 677 21.22013-14 Reger Dowell, UT Arlington 30 608 20.32014-15 R.J. Hunter, Georgia State 34 688 19.7

REBOUNDINGYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G REB AVG1976-77 Cedric Maxwell, Charlotte 31 376 12.11977-78 Wayne Cooper, New Orleans 27 343 12.71978-79 Lloyd Terry, New Orleans 26 247 9.51979-80 Lloyd Terry, New Orleans 26 247 9.51980-81 Greg McCray, VCU 29 281 9.71981-82 Mike Hackett, Jacksonville 27 304 11.31982-83 Mark West, ODU 29 314 10.81983-84 Terry Catledge, South Alabama 30 332 11.11984-85 Terry Catledge, South Alabama 28 322 10.81985-86 Curtis Kitchen, USF 28 242 8.61986-87 Willie McDuffie, Jacksonville 30 259 8.61987-88 Darrell Coleman, USF 28 302 10.81988-89 Hakim Shahid, USF 28 302 10.81989-90 Hakim Shahid, USF 31 383 12.41990-91 Tim Burroughs, Jacksonville 27 350 13.01991-92 Tim Burroughs, Jacksonville 28 370 13.2*1992-93 Ervin Johnson, New Orleans 29 346 11.91993-94 Melvin Simon, New Orleans 30 355 11.81994-95 Willie Fisher, Jacksonville 26 279 10.71995-96 Artemus McClary, Jacksonville 28 279 10.01996-97 Muntrelle Dobbins, Little Rock 28 321 11.51997-98 Ryan Moss, Little Rock 28 272 9.71998-99 Ryan Moss, Little Rock 24 205 8.51999-00 Chris Marcus, WKU 29 275 9.52000-01 Chris Marcus, WKU 31 374 12.12001-02 Hector Romero, New Orleans 28 302 10.82002-03 Chris Jackson, NMSU 23 229 10.02003-04 Nigel Dixon, WKU 28 287 10.22004-05 Ivan Almonte, FIU 30 297 9.92005-06 Rashad Jones-Jennings, Little Rock 29 329 11.32006-07 Rashad Jones-Jennings, Little Rock 30 392*^ 13.1*^2007-08 Carlos Monroe, FAU 33 312 9.52008-09 DeAndre’ Coleman, South Alabama 33 272 8.22009-10 George Odufuwa, North Texas 33 353 10.72010-11 Augustin Rubit, South Alabama 28 308 11.02011-12 Augustin Rubit, South Alabama 29 268 9.22012-13 Augustine Rubit, South Alabama 30 315 10.52013-14 Shawn Long, UL Lafayette 34 353 10.42014-15 Shawn Long, UL Lafayette 34 346 10.2

ASSISTSYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G AST AVG1976-77 Melvin Watkins, Charlotte 31 187 6.01977-78 Joe Coffey, USF 26 142 5.51978-79 Lonnie Legette, South Alabama 27 140 5.21979-80 Edmund Sherod, VCU 30 163 5.31980-81 Edmund Sherod, VCU 29 180 6.21981-82 Phil Ward, Charlotte 26 147 5.71982-83 Randy Davis, Charlotte 28 170 6.11983-84 Keith Williams, Charlotte 26 163 6.31984-85 Tommy Tonelli, USF 30 179 6.01985-86 Frank Smith, ODU 31 253 8.21986-87 Frank Smith, ODU 28 229 8.21987-88 Frank Smith, ODU 30 244 8.11988-89 Byron Dinkins, Charlotte 29 207 7.11989-90 Chuck Evans, ODU 28 194 6.91990-91 Danny Tirado, Jacksonville 28 259* 9.3*1991-92 Cedric Yelding, South Alabama 26 184 7.11992-93 Atiim Browne, Lamar 27 195 7.21993-94 Greg Black, UTPA 28 202 7.21994-95 Anthony Foster, South Alabama 27 203 7.51995-96 Chris Snowden, UL Lafayette 28 157 5.61996-97 Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State 27 171 6.31997-98 Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State 29 240 8.31998-99 Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State 30 250 8.31999-00 Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State 28 232 8.32000-01 Jamie Rosser, Arkansas State 30 133 4.42001-02 Odie Williams, Arkansas State 31 145 4.72002-03 Patrick Sparks, WKU 33 195 5.92003-04 Rodney Billups, Denver 27 134 4.92004-05 Rodney Billups, Denver 31 199 6.42005-06 Dixon, Bobby,Troy 29 192 6.62006-07 Kevin Kanaskie, Middle Tennessee 32 185 5.72007-08 Daon Merritt, South Alabama 33 182 5.52008-09 Michael Vogler, Troy 30 175 5.82009-10 Raymond Taylor, Florida Atlantic 30 177 5.92010-11 Will Weathers, Troy 27 178 6.62011-12 Will Weathers, Troy 27 148 5.52012-13 Elfrid Payton, UL Lafayette 33 181 5.52013-14 Elfrid Payton, UL Lafayette 35 208 5.92014-15 PJ Hardwick, Arkansas State 27 130 4.8

BLOCKED SHOTSYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G BLK AVG1982-83 Mark West, ODU 29 93 3.21983-84 Kelly Blaine, South Alabama 30 65 2.21984-85 Kelly Blaine, South Alabama 28 78 2.91985-86 Curtis Kitchen, USF 28 89 3.21986-87 Ray Gromlowicz, Charlotte 32 67 2.11987-88 Steve Gilbert, Jacksonville 24 30 1.31988-89 Alan Ogg, UAB 34 129* 3.8*1989-90 Alan Ogg, UAB 31 91 2.91990-91 Chris Gatling, ODU 32 85 2.71991-92 Ervin Johnson, New Orleans 32 81 2.51992-93 Ervin Johnson, New Orleans 29 77 2.71993-94 Kelvin Cato, South Alabama 24 85 3.51994-95 Michael McDonald, New Orleans 29 80 2.81995-96 Reginald Poole, UL Lafayette 28 54 1.91996-97 Freddy Hicks, Arkansas State 27 59 2.21997-98 Freddy Hicks, Arkansas State 27 65 2.41998-99 Freddy Hicks, Arkansas State 30 63 2.11999-00 Chris Marcus, WKU 29 75 2.62000-01 Jason Jennings, Arkansas State 29 102 3.52001-02 Jason Jennings, Arkansas State 30 101 3.42002-03 Michael Southall, UL Lafayette 27 68 2.52003-04 Shawnson Johnson, North Texas 23 69 3.02004-05 Yemi Nicholson, Denver 31 92 2.92005-06 Michael Southall, UL Lafayette 28 93 3.32006-07 Sammy Sharp, Troy 30 62 2.072007-08 Russell Hicks, FIU 29 60 2.07 2008-09 Brett Royster, Florida Atlantic 32 73 2.32009-10 Brett Royster, Florida Atlantic 30 90 3.02010-11 Brett Royster, Florida Atlantic 32 97 3.02011-12 Javier Carter, South Alabama 27 72 2.72012-13 Tony Mitchell, North Texas 32 87 2.72013-14 Shawn Long, UL Lafayette 34 91 2.72014-15 Shawn Long, UL Lafayette 34 56 1.6

YEARLY LEADERS


STEALSYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G STL AVG1982-83 Rolando Lamb, VCU 31 72 2.31983-84 Keith Williams, Charlotte 26 54 2.11984-85 Rolando Lamb, VCU 32 88 2.8 Dexter Shouse, South Alabama 28 77 2.81985-86 Frank Smith, ODU 31 82 2.61986-87 Frank Smith, ODU 28 74 2.61987-88 Frank Smith, ODU 30 83 2.81988-89 Radenko Dobras, USF 28 56 2.01989-90 Dee Brown, Jacksonville 29 88 3.01990-91 Delano Johnson, Charlotte 28 77 2.81991-92 Darnell Mee, WKU 32 94 2.91992-93 Darnell Mee, WKU 32 100 3.11993-94 Shawn Griggs, UL Lafayette 30 120* 4.0*1994-95 Greg Black, UTPA 28 94 3.41995-96 Chris Robinson, WKU 26 65 2.61996-97 Lalo Rios, UTPA 27 54 2.01997-98 Lalo Rios, UTPA 26 59 2.31998-99 Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State 30 66 2.21999-00 Marshod Fairweather, FIU 30 63 2.12000-01 Ben Adams, New Orleans 29 62 2.12001-02 Carlos Morban, FIU 29 87 3.02002-03 Demetrice Williams, South Alabama 28 76 2.72003-04 Carlos Morban, FIU 22 53 2.42004-05 Orien Greene, UL Lafayette 25 68 2.72005-06 Bobby Dixon, Troy 29 88 3.02006-07 Bo McCalebb, New Orleans 31 62 2.02007-08 Bo McCalebb, New Orleans 32 76 2.42008-09 Michael Vogler, Troy 30 59 2.02009-10 Tyren Johnson, UL Lafayette 30 54 1.8 Michael Vogler, Troy 33 59 1.82010-11 Will Weathers, Troy 27 50 1.92011-12 Jeremy Allen, FIU 29 77 2.72012-13 Elfrid Payton, UL Lafayette 33 80 2.42013-14 Elfrid Payton, UL Lafayette 35 80 2.32014-15 Jelani Hewitt, Georgia Southern 31 77 2.5

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G FG-FGA PCT1976-77 Cedric Maxwell, Charlotte 31 244-381 .6401977-78 James Ray, Jacksonville 23 126-220 .5721978-79 James Ray, Jacksonville 30 198-342 .5791979-80 Willie Redden, USF 27 118-205 .5761980-81 Willie Redden, USF 29 125-208 .6011981-82 Willie Redden, USF 28 131-206 .6361982-83 Lex Drum, UAB 32 96-164 .5851983-84 Kannard Johnson, WKU 29 147-242 .6071984-85 Mike Schlegel, VCU 32 167-291 .5741985-86 Kenny Gattison, ODU 31 218-342 .6371986-87 Willie McDuffie, Jacksonville 30 126-213 .5921987-88 Darrell Coleman, USF 28 207-352 .5881988-89 Chris Gatling, ODU 27 239-388 .6161989-90 Hakim Shahid, USF 31 201-314 .6401990-91 Chris Gatling, ODU 32 251-405 .6201991-92 Samuel Hines, South Alabama 28 150-251 .5981992-93 Fred Shepherd, Arkansas State 26 145-232 .6251993-94 Bobby Allen, UTPA 26 165-296 .5571994-95 Artemus McClary, Jacksonville 27 222-406 .5471995-96 Mark Neal, South Alabama 27 151-285 .5301996-97 Quincy Alexander, Lamar 27 146-259 .5641997-98 Ryan Moss, Little Rock 28 167-257 .6501998-99 Ryan Moss, Little Rock 24 135-210 .6431999-00 Chris Marcus, WKU 29 133-223 .5962000-01 Stan Blackmon, Little Rock 29 183-329 .5532001-02 James Moore, NMSU 32 184-310 .5942002-03 Michael Southall, UL Lafayette 27 133-218 .6102003-04 Nigel Dixon, WKU 28 179-264 .6782004-05 Elgrace Wilborn, WKU 29 122-188 .6492005-06 Elgrace Wilborn, WKU 30 113-165 .685*2006-07 Carlos Monroe, Florida Atlantic 27 200-335 .5972007-08 Theryn Hudson, Middle Tennessee 29 108-167 .6472008-09 Jeremy Evans, WKU 34 123-194 .6342009-10 Jeremy Evans, WKU 34 137-211 .6492010-11 Brett Royster, Florida Atlantic 32 96-162 .5932011-12 Kadeem Coleby, UL Lafayette 31 111-198 .5612012-13 Tymell Murphy, FIU 32 196-342 .5732013-14 Curtis Washington, Georgia State 33 105-160 .6562014-15 Kevin Thomas, Troy 28 122-198 .616

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G FT-FTA PCT1976-77 Kent Glover, Jacksonville 23 61-71 .8591977-78 Anthony Williams, Jacksonville 28 70-77 .9091978-79 George Jones, UAB 26 81-95 .8521979-80 Bobby Potts, Charlotte 27 100-114 .8771980-81 Jonath Nicholas, UAB 32 80-98 .8161981-82 Calvin Duncan, VCU 28 65-77 .8441982-83 Keith Thomas, ODU 28 69-78 .8851983-84 Keith Thomas, ODU 31 128-149 .8591984-85 Charlie Bradley, USF 30 160-186 .8601985-86 Tommy Tonelli, USF 28 73-89 .8201986-87 Jeff Hodge, South Alabama 28 92-104 .8851987-88 Jeff Hodge, South Alabama 27 93-107 .8691988-89 Jeff Hodge, South Alabama 32 93-128 .8761989-90 Andy Kennedy, UAB 30 111-123 .9021990-91 Andy Kennedy, UAB 31 167-193 .8651991-92 Atiim Browne, Lamar 31 105-129 .8141992-93 Greg Guy, UTPA 19 111-127 .8741993-94 Michael Allen, UL Lafayette 30 162-186 .8711994-95 Chris Clay, UTPA 28 91-111 .8201995-96 Michael Fraliex, WKU 26 67-79 .8481996-97 John Knox, Jacksonville 28 84-99 .8481997-98 Matt Sundblad, Lamar 27 96-104 .923^*1998-99 Lonnie Cooper, Louisiana Tech 25 70-76 .921^1999-00 Gerrod Henderson, Louisiana Tech 28 126-155 .8132000-01 Eric Channing, NMSU 28 104-123 .8462001-02 Eric Channing, NMSU 31 93-104 .8942002-03 Tevoris Thompson, Arkansas State 28 71-79 .8992003-04 Anthony Winchester, WKU 28 72-82 .8782004-05 Richard Law, South Alabama 28 58-65 .8922005-06 Adam Vogelsberg, Middle Tennessee 28 108-119 .9082006-07 Courtney Lee, WKU 30 89-106 .8402007-08 Domonic Tilford, South Alabama 33 84-95 .8842008-09 Josh White, North Texas 32 96-106 .9062009-10 Bryan Sherrer, South Alabama 28 91-101 .9012010-11 James Washington, Middle Tennessee 32 133-154 .8642011-12 Royce O’Neal, Florida Atlantic 31 83-96 .8652012-13 John Gillon, Little Rock 27 89-109 .8172013-14 R.J. Hunter, Georgia State 33 142-161 .8822014-15 R.J. Hunter, Georgia State 35 202-230 .878

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEYEAR PLAYER, TEAM G FG-FGA PCT1982-83 Randy Davis, Charlotte 28 29-47 .617*1986-87 Danny Pearson, Jacksonville 30 53-104 .5101987-88 Michael Charles, UAB 28 63-118 .5341988-89 Jeff Hodge, South Alabama 32 52-108 .4811989-90 Rich Burns, WKU 30 43-96 .4481990-91 Kelly McKinnon, Jacksonville 19 27-47 .5741991-92 JoJo Goldsmith, Louisiana Tech 31 52-109 .4771992-93 Mark Bell, WKU 32 68-166 .4101993-94 Nate Burrell, Jacksonville 27 63-134 .4701994-95 Michael Fraliex, WKU 31 74-178 .4161995-96 John Knox, Jacksonville 28 76-173 .4391996-97 Micah Marsh, Arkansas State 23 40-97 .4121997-98 Toby Madison, South Alabama 28 67-140 .4791998-99 Alan Barksdale, Little Rock 25 95-233 .4081999-00 Desmond Baxter, New Orleans 28 43-107 .4022000-01 Alan Barksdale, Little Rock 29 80-178 .4492001-02 Eric Channing, NMSU 32 81-176 .4602002-03 Jon Beck, Arkansas State 27 39-89 .4382003-04 Dewarick Spencer, Arkansas State 28 86-188 .4572004-05 Anthony Winchester, WKU 31 77-170 .4532005-06 Richard Law, South Alabama 25 50-109 .4592006-07 Adrian Banks, Arkansas State 33 97-204 .4752007-08 Josh White, North Texas 29 49-107 .4582008-09 Andrew Hooper, Denver 28 62-133 .4662009-10 Ricky Davidson, Little Rock 28 36-70 .5142010-11 Solomon Bozeman, Little Rock 36 65-142 .4582011-12 Brett Olsen, Denver 31 54-117 .4622012-13 Trent Mackey, UL Monroe 27 70-159 .4402013-14 Melvin Johnson III, Arkansas State 32 88-184 .4782014-15 Mareik Isom, LIttle Rock 31 36-80 .450

* SUN BELT RECORD^ LED NATION

YEARLY LEADERS


All-time final polls in years in which a current Sun Belt team was ranked:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

1949 1. Kentucky 2. Oklahoma State 3. Saint Louis 4. Illinois 5. WKU 6. Minnesota 7. Bradley 8. San Francisco 9. Tulane 10. Bowling Green

1950 1. Bradley 2. Ohio State 3. Kentucky 4. Holy Cross 5. North Carolina State 6. Duquesne 7. UCLA 8. WKU 9. St. John’s (N.Y.) 10. La Salle 11. Villanova 12. San Francisco 13. Long Island 14. Kansas State 15. Arizona 16. Wisconsin 17. San Jose State 18. Washington State 19. Kansas 20. Indiana

1953 1. Bradley 2. Ohio State 3. Kentucky 4. Holy Cross 5. North Carolina State 6. Duquesne 7. UCLA 8. WKU 9. St. John’s (N.Y.) 10. La Salle 11. Villanova 12. San Francisco 13. Long Island 14. Kansas State 15. Arizona 16. Wisconsin 17. San Jose State 18. Washington State 19. Kansas 20. Indiana

1954 1. Kentucky 2. La Salle 3. Holy Cross 4. Indiana 5. Duquesne 6. Notre Dame 7. Bradley 8. WKU 9. Penn State10. Oklahoma A&M11. Southern California12. George Washington13. Iowa14. LSU15. Duke16. Niagara17. Seattle18. Kansas19. Illinois20. Maryland

1966 1. Kentucky 2. Duke 3. Texas Western 4. Kansas 5. St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 6. Loyola (Ill.) 7. Cincinnati 8. Vanderbilt 9. Michigan 10. WKU

1967 1. UCLA 2. Louisville 3. Kansas 4. North Carolina 5. Princeton 6. WKU 7. Houston 8. Tennessee 9. Boston College 10. Texas Western

1970 1. Kentucky 2. UCLA 3. St. Bonaventure 4. Jacksonville 5. New Mexico State 6. South Carolina 7. Iowa 8. Marquette 9. Notre Dame 10. North Carolina State 11. Florida State 12. Houston 13. Pennsylvania 14. Drake 15. Davidson 16. Utah State 17. Niagara 18. WKU 19. Long Beach State 20. Southern California

19711. UCLA2. Marquette 3. Pennsylvania4. Kansas5. Southern California6. South Carolina7. WKU8. Kentucky9. Fordham10. Ohio State11. Jacksonville12. Notre Dame13. North Carolina14. Houston15. Duquesne16. Long Beach State17. Tennessee18. Villanova19. Drake20. Brigham Young

19721. UCLA2. North Carolina3. Pennsylvania4. Louisville5. Long Beach State6. South Carolina7. Marquette8. UL Lafayette9. Brigham Young10. Florida State11. Minnesota12. Marshall13. Memphis State14. Maryland15. Villanova16. Oral Roberts17. Indiana18. Kentucky19. Ohio State20. Virginia

19731. UCLA2. North Carolina State3. Long Beach State4. Providence5. Marquette6. Indiana7. UL Lafayette8. Maryland9. Kansas State10. Minnesota11. North Carolina12. Memphis State13. Houston14. Syracuse15. Missouri16. Arizona State17. Kentucky18. Pennsylvania19. Austin Peay20. San Francisco

19931. Indiana2. Kentucky3. Michigan4. North Carolina5. Arizona6. Seton Hall7. Cincinnati8. Vanderbilt9. Kansas10. Duke11. Florida State12. Arkansas13. Iowa14. Massachusetts15. Louisville16. Wake Forest17. New Orleans18. Georgia Tech19. Utah20. WKU21. New Mexico 22. Purdue 23. Oklahoma State 24. New Mexico State 25. UNLV

20021. Duke 2. Kansas 3. Oklahoma 4. Maryland 5. Cincinnati 6. Gonzaga 7. Arizona 8. Alabama 9. Pittsburgh 10. Connecticut 11. Oregon 12. Marquette 13. Illinois 14. Ohio State 15. Florida 16. Kentucky 17. Mississippi 18. USC 19. WKU 20. Oklahoma State 21. Miami 22. Xavier 23. Georgia 24. Stanford 25. Hawaii

UPI

1953 1. Indiana 2. Seton Hall 3. Washington 4. La Salle 5. Kansas 6. LSU 7. Oklahoma State 8. North Carolina State 9. Kansas State 10. Illinois 11. WKU 12. California 13. Notre Dame 14. DePaul 15. Wyoming 16. Saint Louis 17. Holy Cross 18. Oklahoma City 19. Brigham Young 20. Duquesne

1954 1. Indiana 2. Kentucky 3. Duquesne 4. Oklahoma A&M 5. Notre Dame 6. WKU 7. Kansas8. LSU 9. Holy Cross 10. Iowa 11. La Salle 12. Illinois 13. Colorado A&M 14. North Carolina State14. Southern Cal 16. Oregon State 17. Seattle 17. Dayton19. Rice 20. Duke

19671. UCLA 2. Louisville 3. North Carolina 4. Kansas 5. Princeton 6. Houston 7. WKU 8. Texas Western 9. Tennessee 10. Boston College 11. Toledo 12. St. John’s (N.Y.) 13. Tulsa 14. Vanderbilt14. Utah State 16. Pacific 17. Providence 18. New Mexico 19. Duke 20. Florida

SUN BELT IN THE POLLS


1970 1. Kentucky 2. UCLA 3. St. Bonaventure 4. New Mexico State 5. Jacksonville 6. South Carolina7. Iowa 8. Notre Dame 9. Drake 10. Marquette 11. Houston 12. N.C. State 13. Pennsylvania 14. Florida State 15. Villanova15. Long Beach State 17. WKU17. Utah State17. Niagara 20. Cincinnati20. Texas-El Paso

1971 1. UCLA 2. Marquette 3. Pennsylvania 4. Kansas 5. Southern California 6. South Carolina 7. WKU 8. Kentucky9. Fordham 10. Ohio State 11. Jacksonville11. Brigham Young 13. North Carolina 14. Notre Dame14. Long Beach State 16. Drake 17. Villanova 18. Duquesne18. Houston 20. Weber State

1972 1. UCLA 2. North Carolina 3. Pennsylvania 4. Louisville5. South Carolina 6. Long Beach State 7. Marquette 8. UL Lafayette 9. Brigham Young 10. Florida State 11. Maryland 12. Minnesota13. Memphis State 14. Kentucky 15. Villanova 16. Kansas State 17. Texas El-Paso 18. Marshall 19. Missouri19. Weber State

1973 1. UCLA 2. North Carolina State 3. Long Beach State 4. Marquette 5. Providence 6. Indiana 7. UL Lafayette7. Kansas State 9. Minnesota 10. Maryland 11. Memphis State 12. North Carolina 13. Arizona State 14. Syracuse 15. Kentucky 16. South Carolina 17. Missouri 18. Weber State18. Houston 20. Pennsylvania

19931. Indiana2. North Carolina3. Michigan4. Kentucky5. Arizona6. Seton Hall7. Cincinnati8. Vanderbilt9. Kansas10. Duke11. Florida State12. Arkansas13. Iowa14. Louisville15. Wake Forest16. Massachusetts17. Utah18. New Orleans19. Georgia Tech20. Purdue21. UNLV22. Oklahoma State23. Virginia24. WKU25. New Mexico State

USA TODAY(BEGAN IN 1983)

1989 1. Michigan 2. Seton Hall 3. Illinois4. Duke 5. Georgetown 6. Syracuse 7. Arizona 8. North Carolina 9. UNLV 10. Indiana 11. Missouri 12. Oklahoma 13. Louisville 14. North Carolina State 15. Virginia 16. Iowa 17. Minnesota 18. West Virginia 19. Ball State 20. Arkansas 21. Stanford 22. Florida State 23. Texas-El Paso 24. South Alabama 25. UCLA

1993 1. North Carolina 2. Michigan 3. Kentucky 4. Kansas 5. Indiana 6. Cincinnati 7. Florida State 8. Vanderbilt 9. Duke 10. Arkansas 11. Seton Hall 12. Arizona 13. Temple 14. Wake Forest 15. Louisville 16. WKU 17. California 18. Virginia 19. Iowa 20. Utah 21. George Washington 22. Massachusetts 23. Xavier 24. UCLA 25. Minnesota

19951. UCLA2. Kentucky3. Wake Forest4. North Carolina5. Kansas6. Arkansas7. Massachusetts8. Connecticut9. Villanova10. Maryland11. Michigan State12. Purdue13. Virginia14. Oklahoma State15. Arizona16. Arizona State17. Oklahoma18. Mississippi State19. Utah20. Alabama21. WKU22. Georgetown23. Missouri24. Iowa State25. Syracuse

ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES’ POLL

20081.Kansas2. Memphis3. North Carolina4. UCLA5. Texas6. Louisville7. Xavier9. Davidson10. Wisconsin11. Stanford12. Georgetown13. Michigan State14. Butler15. Washington State16. Duke17. West Virginia18. Pittsburgh19. Notre Dame20. Purdue21. Marquette22. WKU23. Drake24. Villanova25. Vanderbilt

SUN BELT IN THE POLLS


1977MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BLOOMINGTON, IN: Charlotte def Central Michigan, 91-86 OTMIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, LEXINGTON, KY: Charlotte def Syracuse, 81-59MIDEAST REGIONAL FINAL, LEXINGTON, KY: Charlotte def Michigan, 75-68FINAL FOUR, NATIONAL SEMIFINAL, ATLANTA, GA: Charlotte lost Marquette, 51-49FINAL FOUR, NATIONAL CONSOLATION, ATLANTA, GA: Charlotte lost UNLV, 106-94

1979MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LAWRENCE, KN: Jacksonville lost Virginia Tech, 70-53MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DALLAS, TX: South Alabama lost Louisville, 69-66

1980EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, GREENSBORO, NC: VCU lost Iowa, 86-72MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DENTON, TX: South Alabama lost Alcorn State, 70-62

1981EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, CHARLOTTE, NC: VCU def Long Island, 85-69MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, TUSCALOOSA, AL: UAB def WKU, 93-68EAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, CHARLOTTE, NC: VCU lost Tennessee, 58-56 (OT)MIDEAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, TUSCALOOSA, AL: UAB def Kentucky, 69-62MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, BLOOMINGTON, IN: UAB lost Indiana, 87-72

1982MIDEAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, NASHVILLE, TN: UAB def Indiana, 80-70MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, BIRMINGHAM, AL: UAB def Virginia, 68-66MIDEAST REGIONAL FINAL, BIRMINGHAM, AL: UAB lost Louisville, 75-68

1983EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, GREENSBORO, NC: VCU def LaSalle, 76-67MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, EVANSVILLE, IN: UAB lost Oklahoma, 71-63EAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, GREENSBORO, NC: VCU lost Georgia, 56-64

1984MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BIRMINGHAM, AL: UAB lost Brigham Young, 84-68EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ: VCU def Northeastern, 70-69EAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ: VCU lost Syracuse, 78-63

1985EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, HARTFORD, CT: ODU lost Southern Methodist, 86-68MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, HOUSTON, TX: UAB def Michigan State, 70-68WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ALBUQUERQUE, NM: VCU def Marshall, 81-65MIDWEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, HOUSTON, TX: UAB lost Memphis State, 67-66 (OT)WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, ALBUQUERQUE, NM: VCU lost Alabama, 63-59

1986MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DAYTON, OH: Jacksonville lost Temple, 61-50 (OT)EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, HARTFORD, CT: ODU def West Virginia, 72-64WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, OGDEN, UT: UAB def Missouri, 66-64SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, CHARLOTTE, NC: WKU def Nebraska, 67-59EAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, HARTFORD, CT: ODU lost Duke, 89-61WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, OGDEN, UT: UAB lost North Carolina, 77-59SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, CHARLOTTE, NC: WKU lost Kentucky, 71-64

1987SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BIRMINGHAM, AL: UAB lost Providence, 90-68EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, SYRACUSE, NY: WKU def West Virginia, 64-62EAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, SYRACUSE, NY: WKU lost Syracuse, 104-86

1988SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ATLANTA, GA: Charlotte lost Brigham Young, 98-92 (OT)

1989SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ATLANTA, GA: South Alabama def Alabama, 86-84SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, ATLANTA, GA: South Alabama lost Michigan, 91-82

1990WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LONG BEACH, CA: South Florida lost Arizona, 79-67EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ATLANTA, GA: UAB lost UCLA, 68-56

1991WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, TUCSON, AZ: South Alabama lost Utah, 82-72

1992WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, TEMPE, AZ: UL Lafayette def Oklahoma, 87-83WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, TEMPE, AZ: UL Lafayette lost New Mexico State, 81-73

1993MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, INDIANAPOLIS, IN: New Orleans lost Xavier, Ohio, 73-55SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ORLANDO, FL: WKU def Memphis State, 55-52SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, ORLANDO, FL: WKU def Seton Hall, 72-68SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, CHARLOTTE, NC: WKU lost Florida State, 81-78 (OT)

1994MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, WICHITA, KN: WKU lost Texas, 91-77SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ST. PETERSBURG, FL: UL Lafayette lost Marquette, 81-59

1995MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DAYTON, OH: WKU def Michigan, 82-76 (OT)MIDWEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, DAYTON, OH: WKU lost Kansas, 75-70

1996EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, RICHMOND, VA: New Orleans lost North Carolina, 83-62

1997SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, MEMPHIS, TN: South Alabama lost Arizona, 65-57

1998WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, SACRAMENTO, CA: South Alabama lost Illinios, 64-51

1999MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NEW ORLEANS, LA:Arkansas State lost Utah, 80-58

2000SOUTH REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BIRMINGHAM, AL:UL Lafayette lost Tennessee, 63-58

2001SOUTH REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NEW ORLEANS, LA:WKU lost Florida, 69-56

2002MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ST. LOUIS, MO:WKU lost Stanford, 84-68

2003WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, INDIANAPOLIS, IN:WKU lost Illinois, 65-60

2004PHOENIX REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ORLANDO, FL:*UL Lafayette lost North Carolina State, 61-52

2005ALBUQUERQUE REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NASHVILLE, TN:*UL Lafayette lost Louisville, 68-62

2006MINNEAPOLIS REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, JACKSONVILLE, FL:South Alabama lost Florida, 76-50

2007SOUTH REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NEW ORLEANS, LA:North Texas lost Memphis, 73-58

2008EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BIRMINGHAM, AL:South Alabama lost Butler, 81-61WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, TAMPA, FL:WKU def Drake, 101-99 (OT)WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, TAMPA, FL:WKU def San Diego, 72-63WEST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, PHOENIX, AZ:WKU lost UCLA, 88-78

SUN BELT IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT


2009WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, PORTLAND, ORWKU def Illinois, 76-72WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, PORTLAND, ORWKU lost #12 Gonzaga, 83-81

2010WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKKansas State def North Texas, 82-62

2011NCAA FIRST FOUR, DAYTON, OHUNC Asheville def Little Rock, 81-77 (OT)

2012NCAA FIRST FOUR, DAYTON, OHWKU def Mississippi Valley State, 59-58SOUTH REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, LOUISVILLE, KYKentucky def WKU, 66-81

2013NCAA FIRST FOUR, DAYTON, OHMiddle Tennessee lost to St. Mary’s, 54-67SOUTH REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, KANSAS CITY, MO.WKU lost to Kansas, 57-64

2014WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, SAN ANTONIO, TX#14 UL Lafayette lost to #3 Creighton 76-66

2015WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, JACKSONVILLE, FL#14 Georgia State defeated #3 Baylor 57-56

WEST REGIONAL THIRD ROUND, JACKSONVILLE, FL#14 Georgia State lost to #6 Xavier 75-67

*APPEARANCE VACATED DUE TO NCAA SANCTIONS

ADDITIONAL NCAA APPEARANCES BY SUN BELT CONFERENCE MEMBERS:

1940ALBUQUERQUE REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NASHVILLE, TN:UL Lafayette lost Louisville, 68-62EASTERN REGIONAL, INDIANAPOLIS, IN: WKU lost Duquesne, 30-29

1960ALBUQUERQUE REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, NASHVILLE, TN:UL Lafayette lost Louisville, 68-62MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LEXINGTON, KY: WKU def Miami, FL, 107-84MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, LOUISVILLE, KY: WKU lost Ohio State, 98-79.MIDEAST REGIONAL CONSOLATION, LOUISVILLE, KY: WKU def Ohio, 97-87

1962MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LEXINGTON, KY: WKU def Detroit Mercy, 90-81MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, IOWA CITY, IA: WKU lost Ohio State, 93-73MIDEAST REGIONAL CONSOLATION, IOWA CITY, IA: WKU lost Butler, 87-86 (OT)

1966MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, KENT, OH: WKU def Loyola (IL), 105-86MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, IOWA CITY, IA: WKU lost Michigan, 80-79MIDEAST REGIONAL CONSOLATION, IOWA CITY, IA: WKU def Dayton, 82-68

1967MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LEXINGTON, KY: WKU lost Dayton, 69-67 (OT)

1970MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DAYTON, OH: WKU lost Jacksonville, 109-96

1971MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, SOUTH BEND, IN: WKU def Jacksonville, 74-72MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, ATHENS, GA: WKU def Kentucky, 107-83MIDEAST REGIONAL FINAL, ATHENS, GA: WKU def Ohio State, 81-78 (OT)FINAL FOUR, NATIONAL SEMIFINAL, HOUSTON, TX: WKU lost Villanova, 92-89 (2OT)FINAL FOUR, NATIOANAL CONSOLATION, HOUSTON, TX: WKU def Kansas, 77-75

1972MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LAS CRUCES, NM: UL Lafayette def Marshall, 112-101MIDWEST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, AMES, IA: UL Lafayette lost Louisville, 88-84MIDWEST REGIONAL CONSOLATION, AMES, IA: UL Lafayette def Texas, 100-70

1973MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, WICHITA, KN: UL Lafayette def Houston, 102-89MIDWEST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, HOUSTON, TX: UL Lafayette lost Kansas State, 66-63MIDWEST REGIONAL CONSOLATION, HOUSTON, TX: UL Lafayette lost South Carolina, 90-85

1976MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, DAYTON, OH: WKU lost Marquette, 79-60

1977MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BATON ROUGE, LA:Middle Tennessee lost Detroit, 93-76

1978MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, KNOXVILLE, TN: WKU def Syracuse, 87-86 (OT)MIDEAST REGIONAL SEMIFINAL, DAYTON, OH: WKU lost Michigan State, 90-69

1980MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BOWLING GREEN, KY: WKU lost Virginia Tech, 89-85 (OT)

1981MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, TUSCALOOSA, AL: WKU lost UAB, 93-68

1982MIDEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, INDIANAPOLIS, IN: UL Lafayette lost Tennessee, 61-57

1983EAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, HARTFORD, CT: UL Lafayette lost Rutgers, 60-53

1986MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, MINNEAPOLIS, MN: Little Rock def Notre Dame, 90-83.MIDWEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, MINNEAPOLIS, MN: Little Rock lost North Carolina State, 80-66 (2OT)

1989MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, INDIANAPOLIS, IN: Little Rock lost Louisville, 76-71

1990WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, SALT LAKE CITY, UT: Little Rock lost UNLV, 102-72

1991SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, ATLANTA, GA:Georgia State lost to Arkansas, 76-117

1994MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, WITCHITA, KAN:Texas State lost to Massachusetts, 60-78

1997MIDWEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, KANSAS CITY, MO:Texas State lost to Minnesota, 46-78

2001WEST REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, BOISE, ID:Georgia State defeated Wisconsin, 50-49WEST REGIONAL SECOND ROUND, BOISE, ID:Georgia State lost to Maryland, 60-79

2008SOUTH REGIONAL FIRST ROUND, LITTLE ROCK:UT Arlington lost to Memphis, 63-87

SUN BELT IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT


1980 -- FIRST ROUNDUAB lost UL Lafayette, 74-72Jacksonville lost Murray State, 53-49

1981 -- FIRST ROUNDSouth Florida lost Connecticut, 65-55South Alabama def UT-Arlington, 74-71SECOND ROUNDSouth Alabama def Georgia, 73-72QUARTERFINALSSouth Alabama lost Tulsa, 69-68

1983 -- FIRST ROUNDSouth Florida def Fordham, 81-69Old Dominion lost South Carolina, 100-90SECOND ROUNDSouth Florida lost Mississippi, 65-57

1984 -- FIRST ROUNDOld Dominion lost Notre Dame, 67-62South Alabama def Florida, 88-87SECOND ROUNDSouth Alabama lost Virginia Tech, 68-66

1985 -- FIRST ROUNDSouth Florida def Wake Forest, 77-66SECOND ROUNDSouth Florida lost Louisville, 86-61

1987 -- FIRST ROUNDJacksonville lost Vanderbilt, 74-72

1988 -- FIRST ROUNDOld Dominion lost Ohio State, 86-73VCU def Marshall, 81-80SECOND ROUNDVCU def Southern Mississippi, 93-89QUARTERFINALSVCU lost UConn, 72-61

1989 -- FIRST ROUNDCharlotte lost Connecticut, 67-62UAB def Georgia Southern, 83-74SECOND ROUNDUAB def Richmond, 64-61QUARTERFINALSUAB def Connecticut, 85-79SEMIFINALSUAB lost St John’s, 76-65CONSOLATION FINALUAB def Michigan State, 78-76 OT

1991 -- FIRST ROUNDUAB lost Memphis State, 82-76South Florida lost Fordham, 76-66

1992 -- FIRST ROUNDLouisiana Tech lost New Mexico, 90-84WKU lost Kansas State, 85-74

1994 -- FIRST ROUNDNew Orleans def Texas A&M, 79-73 (OT)SECOND ROUNDNew Orleans lost Vanderbilt, 78-59

1996 -- FIRST ROUNDLittle Rock lost Vanderbilt, 86-801997 -- FIRST ROUNDNew Orleans lost Pittsburgh, 83-63

2001 -- FIRST ROUNDSouth Alabama lost Toledo, 76-67 OT

2002 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette lost Louisiana Tech, 83-63

2003 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette lost UAB, 82-80 2005 -- FIRST ROUNDDenver lost San Franciso, 69-67WKU def Kent State , 88-80 (ot)SECOND ROUNDWKU lost Wichita State, 84-81

2006 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU lost South Carolina, 74-55

2007 -- FIRST ROUNDSouth Alabama lost Syracuse, 79-73

2010 -- FIRST ROUNDTroy lost Ole Miss, 84-65

2011 -- FIRST ROUNDFlorida Atlantic lost Miami (FL), 85-62

2012 -- FIRST ROUNDMiddle Tennessee def Marshall, 86-78SECOND ROUNDMIddle Tennessee def Tennessee, 71-64QUARTERFINALSMinnesota def Middle Tennessee, 78-72

ADDITIONAL NIT APPEARANCES BY SUN BELT MEMBERS:

1942 -- QUARTERFINALSWKU def CCNY, 49-46FINAL FOUR SEMIFINALSWKU def Creighton, 49-36FINAL FOUR CHAMPIONSHIPWKU lost West Virginia, 47-45

1943 -- QUARTERFINALSWKU lost Fordham, 60-58

1948 -- QUARTERFINALSWKU def LaSalle, 68-61FINAL FOUR SEMIFINALSWKU lost Saint Louis, 60-53FINAL FOUR CONSOLATIONWKU def DePaul, 61-59

1949 -- QUARTERFINALSWKU lost Bradley, 95-86

1950 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU def Niagara, 79-72QUARTERFINALSWKU lost St John’s, 69-60

1952 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU def Louisville, 62-59QUARTERFINALSWKU lost St. Bonaventure, 70-69

1953 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU lost Duquesne, 69-61

1954 -- QUARTERFINALSWKU def Bowling Green, 95-81 (ot)FINAL FOUR SEMIFINALSWKU lost Holy Cross, 75-69FINAL FOUR CONSOLATIONWKU lost Niagara, 71-65

1965 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU def Fordham, 57-53QUARTERFINALSWKU lost Army, 58-54

1980 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette def UAB, 74-72SECOND ROUNDUL Lafayette def Texas, 77-76QUARTERFINALSUL Lafayette lost Minnesota, 94-73

1982 -- FIRST ROUNDWKU lost Purdue, 72-65

1984 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette def Utah State, 94-92SECOND ROUNDUL Lafayette def Weber State, 74-72 (2OT)QUARTERFINALSUL Lafayette def Santa Clara, 97-76FINAL FOUR SEMIFINALSUL Lafayette lost Notre Dame, 65-56FINAL FOUR CONSOLATIONUL Lafayette lost Virginia Tech, 71-70

1985 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette def Florida, 37-31SECOND ROUNDUL Lafayette lost Tennessee, 73-72

1987 -- FIRST ROUNDLittle Rock def Baylor, 42-41Arkansas State lost Arkansas, 67-64 (OT)SECOND ROUNDLittle Rock def Stephen F Austin, 54-48QUARTERFINALSLittle Rock def California, 80-73FINAL FOUR SEMIFINALSLittle Rock lost LaSalle, 92-73FINAL FOUR CONSOLATIONLittle Rock lost Nebraska, 76-67 (OT)

1988 -- FIRST ROUNDArkansas State def Northeast Louisiana, 70-59SECOND ROUNDArkansas State def Stanford, 60-59QUARTERFINALSArkansas State lost Colorado State, 64-49

1989 -- FIRST ROUNDArkansas State lost Nebraska, 81-79

1991 -- FIRST ROUNDArkansas State def Rice, 78-71SECOND ROUNDArkansas State def Memphis State, 58-57QUARTERFINALSArkansas State lost Colorado, 81-75

2002 -- FIRST ROUNDGeorgia State lost to Tennessee Tech, 62-64

2014 -- FIRST ROUNDGeorgia State lost to Clemson, 78-66

2012 -- FIRST ROUNDRice 68, UL lafayette 63

2015 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Lafayette 83, Incarnate 68SECOND ROUNDUL Lafayette 71, Sam Houston State 70QUARTERFINALEvansville 89, UL Lafayette 82

2009 -- FIRST ROUNDCharleston 93, Troy 91

2015 -- FIRST ROUNDUL Monroe 71, Eastern Michigan 67QUARTERFINALUL Monroe 71, Mercer 69SEMIFINALUL Monroe 71, Vermont 65CHAMPIONSHIP SERIESLoyola Chicago 65, UL Monroe 58Loyola Chicago 63, UL Monroe 62

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STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEARYEAR PLAYER TEAM1976-77 Cedric Maxwell Charlotte1977-78 Wayne Cooper New Orleans1978-79 Rory White South Alabama1979-80 James Ray Jacksonville1980-81 Ed Rains South Alabama1981-82 Oliver Robinson UAB1982-83 Charlie Bradley USF Calvin Duncan VCU1983-84 Terry Catledge South Alabama1984-85 Terry Catledge South Alabama1985-86 Kenny Gattison ODU1986-87 Tellis Frank WKU1987-88 Byron Dinkins Charlotte1988-89 Jeff Hodge South Alabama1989-90 Chris Gatling ODU1990-91 Chris Gatling ODU1991-92 Ron Ellis Louisiana Tech1992-93 Ervin Johnson New Orleans1993-94 Michael Allen UL Lafayette Jeff Clifton Arkansas State1994-95 Chris Robinson WKU1995-96 Derek Fisher Little Rock1996-97 Muntrelle Dobbins Little Rock1997-98 Chico Fletcher Arkansas State1998-99 Chico Fletcher Arkansas State1999-00 Gerrod Henderson Louisiana Tech2000-01 Chris Marcus WKU2001-02 Hector Romero New Orleans2002-03 James Moore NMSU2003-04 Mike Wells WKU2004-05 Yemi Nicholson Denver2005-06 Anthony Winchester WKU2006-07 Bo McCalebb New Orleans2007-08 Courtney Lee WKU2008-09 Orlando Mendez-Valdez WKU2009-10 Tyren Johnson UL Lafayette2010-11 Solomon Bozeman Little Rock2011-12 LaRon Dendy Middle Tennessee2012-13 Augustine Rubit South Alabama2013-14 R.J. Hunter Georgia State2014-15 R.J. Hunter Georgia State

DEFENSIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEARYEAR PLAYER TEAM1996-97 Muntrelle Dobbins Little Rock1997-98 Freddy Hicks Arkansas State1998-99 Freddy Hicks Arkansas State1999-00 Chris Marcus WKU2000-01 Chris Marcus WKU2001-02 Jason Jennings Arkansas State2002-03 Mike Wells WKU2003-04 Mike Wells WKU2004-05 Vacated2005-06 Yemi Nicholson Denver2006-07 Sammy Sharp Troy2007-08 Bo McCalebb New Orleans2008-09 John Fowler Little Rock2009-10 Brett Royster Florida Atlantic2010-11 Brett Royster Florida Atlantic2011-12 Chris Udofia Denver2012-13 Bruce Massey Middle Tennessee2013-14 Elfrid Payton UL Lafayette2014-15 Jelani Hewitt Georgia Southern

COACH OF THE YEARYEAR PLAYER TEAM1976-77 Lee Rose Charlotte1977-78 Butch van Breda Kolff New Orleans1978-79 Cliff Ellis South Alabama1979-80 Tates Locke Jacksonville1980-81 Gene Bartow UAB1981-82 Gene Bartow UAB1982-83 J.D. Barnett VCU1983-84 J.D. Barnett VCU1984-85 Gene Bartow UAB1985-86 Tom Young ODU Clem Haskins WKU1986-87 Murray Arnold WKU1987-88 Jeff Mullins Charlotte1988-89 Ronnie Arrow South Alabama1989-90 Bobby Paschal USF1990-91 Ronnie Arrow South Alabama1991-92 Marty Fletcher UL Lafayette

1992-93 Tim Floyd New Orleans1993-94 Matt Kilcullen Jacksonville1994-95 Matt Kilcullen WKU1995-96 Wimp Sanderson Little Rock1996-97 Tic Price New Orleans1997-98 Dickey Nutt Arkansas State1998-99 Keith Richard Louisiana Tech1999-00 Bob Weltlich South Alabama2000-01 Joey Stiebing New Orleans2001-02 Dennis Felton WKU2002-03 Kermit Davis, Jr. Middle Tennessee2003-04 Steve Shields Little Rock2004-05 Terry Carroll Denver2005-06 John Pelphrey South Alabama2006-07 Orlando Early UL Monroe2007-08 Ronnie Arrow South Alabama2008-09 Don Maestri Troy2009-10 John Brady Arkansas State2010-11 Mike Jarvis Florida Atlantic2011-12 Kermit Davis, Jr. Middle Tennessee2012-13 Kermit Davis, Jr. Middle Tennessee2013-14 Ron Hunter Georgia State2014-15 Keith Richard UL Monroe

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARYEAR PLAYER TEAM1978-79 Jorge Azcoitia USF1979-80 Maurice Roulhac Jacksonville1980-81 Melvin Johnson Charlotte1981-82 Rolando Lamb VCU1982-83 Otis Smith Jacksonville1983-84 Ronnie Murphy Jacksonville1984-85 Clinton Hinton Charlotte1985-86 Jeff Hodge South Alabama1986-87 Anthony Carver ODU1987-88 Sean Byrd Jacksonville1988-89 Chris Gatling ODU1989-90 Henry Williams Charlotte1990-91 Kendrick Warren VCU1991-92 Tony Chime Little Rock1992-93 Keith Veney Lamar1993-94 Malik Dixon Little Rock Barry Bowman UL Lafayette1994-95 Reginald Poole UL Lafayette1995-96 Aaron Fox Jacksonville1996-97 Derek Smith Louisiana Tech1997-98 Tory Walker New Orleans1998-99 Derek Robinson WKU1999-00 Antonio Meeking Louisiana Tech2000-01 James Moore NMSU2001-02 Michael Southall UL Lafayette2002-03 Anthony Winchester WKU2003-04 Bo McCalebb New Orleans2004-05 Courtney Lee WKU2005-06 Lekheythan Malone Little Rock2006-07 Elijah Millsap UL Lafayette2007-08 Josh White North Texas2008-09 Freddy Asprilla FIU2009-10 Brandon Reed Arkansas State2010-11 Augustine Rubit South Alabama2011-12 Tony Mitchell North Texas2012-13 Shawn Long UL Lafayette2013-14 Chris Harrison-Docks WKU2014-15 Wesley Person Troy

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR (DISCONTINUED)YEAR PLAYER TEAM1995-96 Lewis Sims New Orleans1996-97 DeWaune Wesley New Orleans1997-98 Ryan Moss Little Rock1998-99 Craig Jackson Louisiana Tech1999-00 Chris Marcus WKU2000-01 Nick Rivers Arkansas State2001-02 Hector Romero New Orleans2002-03 Chris Young South Alabama2003-04 Nigel Dixon WKU2004-05 Tiras Wade UL Lafayette2005-06 Kendrick Davis North Texas2006-07 Adrian Banks Arkansas State2007-08 Collin Dennis North Texas2008-09 Richard Delk Troy

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE HONORS


1976-77FIRST TEAMJoe Mallard JR F USALew Massey JR F UNCCCedric Maxwell SR F UNCCWayne Cooper JR C UNOGeorge Pendleton SR G GSUSECOND TEAMMelvin Watkins SR G UNCCKent Glover SR G JUFelton Young JR C JUNate Mills JR G UNOCal Glover JR G USFGarry Reese JR G USA

1977-78FIRST TEAMChad Kinch SO G UNCCNate Mills SR G UNOWayne Cooper SR C UNOLew Massey SR F UNCCJames Ray SO F JUSECOND TEAMGarry Reese SR G USALonnie Legette JR G USAArdith Wearren SR C UNODave Neiman SR G USFThomas Ledford SR F USA

1978-79FIRST TEAMRory White SO F USAKevin King SR F UNCCLloyd Terry JR F UNOJames Ray JR C JULonnie Legette SR G USAChad Kinch JR G UNCCSECOND TEAMEd Rains SO F USALarry Spicer JR F UABDaryl Braden SR F UABPenny Greene SR G USFMike Edwards SO G UNO

1979-80FIRST TEAMEd Rains JR F USAJames Ray SR F JUKeith McCord SR C UABChad Kinch SR G UNCCMonty Knight SO G VCUSECOND TEAMLarry Spicer SR F UABMike Hackett SO F JULloyd Terry SR C UNOEdmund Sherod JR G VCUHerb Andrew JR G USATony Grier SO G USF

1980-81FIRST TEAMEd Rains SR F USARory White JR F USAKenny Stancell JR C VCUOliver Robinson JR G UABTony Grier JR G USFSECOND TEAMGreg McCray SR F VCUChris Giles JR F UABVince Reynolds JR F USFDanny Kottak SR F VCUEdmund Sherod SR G VCUHerb Andrew JR G USAPhil Ward JR G UNCC

1981-82FIRST TEAMMike Hackett SR F JUBobby Potts SR F UNCCRory White SR F USAKenny Stancell SR C VCUOliver Robinson SR G UABPhil Ward SR G UNCCSECOND TEAMChris Giles SR F UABVince Reynolds SR F USFWillie Redden SR C USFMaurice Roulhac JR G JUTony Grier SR G USFMonty Knight SR G VCU

1982-83FIRST TEAMCharlie Bradley SO F USFTerry Catledge SO F USAMark West SR C ODUCalvin Duncan SO G VCUMichael Gerren JR G USASECOND TEAMMelvin Johnson JR F UNCCCliff Pruitt SR F UABOtis Smith FR F JUTony Wilson SR F WKUJim Grandholm JR C USFFred Brown SR G VCUCharlie Smith SO G ODU

1983-84FIRST TEAMTerry Catledge JR F USACharlie Bradley JR F USFMelvin Johnson SR C UNCCCalvin Duncan JR G VCURonnie Murphy FR G JUSteve Mitchell SO G UABSECOND TEAMOtis Smith SO F JUMichael Brown SO F VCUJim Grandholm SR C USFMike Schlegel JR C VCUMichael Gerren SR G USA

1984-85FIRST TEAMTerry Catledge SR F USACharlie Bradley SR F USFKenny Gattison JR F ODUSteve Mitchell JR G UABRolando Lamb SR G VCUSECOND TEAMKannard Johnson SO F WKUClinton Hinton FR C UNCCMike Schlegel SR C VCUOtis Smith JR F JUCalvin Duncan SR G VCU

1985-86FIRST TEAMJerome Mincy SR F UABOtis Smith SR F JUKenny Gattison SR F ODUNicky Jones SR G VCUSteve Mitchell SR G UABSECOND TEAMMichael Brown SR F VCUKannard Johnson JR F WKUMike Milling JR F UNCCRonnie Murphy SR F JUBilly Gordon SR G WKUKeith Thomas SR G ODU

1986-87FIRST TEAMTellis Frank SR F WKUKannard Johnson SR F WKUDanny Pearson SR F JURonnie Murphy SR F JUJeff Hodge SO G USASECOND TEAMPhil Stinnie JR F VCUEddie Collins JR C UABTracy Foster SR G UABJunie Lewis SO G USAJames Ponder SR G UAB

1987-88FIRST TEAMDarrell Coleman SR F USFPhil Stinnie SR F VCUJeff Hodge JR G USAByron Dinkins JR G UNCCMichael Charles SR G UABSECOND TEAMAnthony Carver SO F ODUDan Plondke SR C UNCCBrett McNeal JR G WKUChris Cheeks JR G VCUJunie Lewis JR G USA

1988-89FIRST TEAMChris Cheeks SR G VCUByron Dinkins SR G UNCCChris Gatling SO F/G ODUJeff Hodge SR G USABrett McNeal SR G WKUSECOND TEAMDee Brown JR G/F JUAnthony Carver JR F ODUJunie Lewis SR G USAReginald Turner SR F UABHenry Williams FR G UNCC

1989-90FIRST TEAMDee Brown SR G/F JUAnthony Carver SR F ODUChris Gatling JR C ODUHakim Shahid SR C USFHenry Williams SO G UNCCSECOND TEAMBarry Bearden SR G UABRadenko Dobras SO G USFAndy Kennedy JR G/F UABAlan Ogg SR C UABRoland Shelton SR G WKU

1990-91FIRST TEAMRadenko Dobras JR G USFChris Gatling SR C ODUAndy Kennedy SR G/F UABKendrick Warren FR F VCUHenry Williams JR G UNCCSECOND TEAMGary Alexander JR F USFJack Jennings JR F WKUJarvis Lang FR F UNCCKevin McDaniels SR G USAElbert Rogers JR F UAB

1991-92Ervin Johnson JR C UNOTony Martin JR G LRRon Ellis SR F TechAnthony Dade SR F TechP.J. Brown SR C TechJack Jennings SR F WKUTim Burroughs SR C JUMarcus Stokes SR F UL-LSamuel Hines SR F USAFred Shepherd JR F A-ST

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS


2003-04FIRST TEAMNigel Dixon SR C WKUTommy Gunn SR G MTJ.J. Montgomery JR G A-STJames Moore SR F NMSUMike Wells SR G WKUSECOND TEAMErik Benzel SR G DENVERLaurie Bridges SR G UL-LMike Dean JR G MTLeonard Hopkins JR G NTDewarick Spencer JR G A-STHONORABLE MENTIONBrandon Freeman JR G LRBrian Hamilton JR F UL-LShawnson Johnson SR F NTAntoine Landry SR G UL-LBo McCalebb FR G UNO

2004-05FIRST TEAMIvan Almonte JR F FIUBo McCalebb SO G UNOYemi Nicholson JR C DENVERTiras Wade JR G UL-LAnthony Winchester JR G. WKUSECOND TEAMBrandon Freeman SR G LRBrian Hamilton SR F UL-LLeonard Hopkins SR G NTDewarick Spencer SR G A-STVacatedTHIRD TEAMRodney Billups SR G DENVERMichael Cuffee SR G/F MTMike Dean SR G MTMario Jointer JR G USAJ.J. Montgomery SR G A-ST

2005-06FIRST TEAMBobby Dixon SR G TROY Courtney Lee SO G/F WKU Dwayne Mitchell SR G UL-LYemi Nicholson SR C DENVERAnthony Winchester SR G WKUSECOND TEAMIvan Almonte SR F FIU Kendrick Davis JR G NT Mario Jointer SR G USA Michael Southall SR C UL-L Dereke Tipler SR G A-STTHIRD TEAMRashad Jones-Jennings JR F LR Richard Law SR F USA Jaime McNeilly JR G UNO Zack Wright JR G LR Adam Vogelsberg JR G MT

2006-07FIRST TEAMRashad Jones-Jennings SR F LRAdrian Banks JR G A-STBo McCalebb JR G UNODemetric Bennett JR G USACourtney Lee JR G/F WKUSECOND TEAMIsaac Wells JR F A-STCarlos Monroe SO F FAUDeAndre Rice SR G FAUAlex Galindo SO F FIUErnest Little JR F USATHIRD TEAMDavid Dees JR G UL-LTony Hooper SO G ULMKevin Kanaskie SO G MTDaon Merritt JR G USACalvin Watson SR G NT

1992-93Ervin Johnson SR C UNODarnell Mee SR G/F WKUTony Martin SR F LRMark Bell SR G WKUMichael Allen JR G UL-LBarry Brown JR G JUMelvin Simon JR F UNOJeff Clifton JR F A-STCedric Yelding SR G USAFred Shepherd SR F A-STGreg Guy JR G UTPA

1993-94Michael Allen SR G UL-LJeff Clifton SR F A-STBarry Bowman SR G JUByron Starks SR G UL-LAtiim Browne SR G LamarMelvin Simon SR F UNOGreg Guy SR G UTPAChris Robinson SO G/F WKUArtemus McClary SO F JUGerald Williams SR G UNODerrick Hall SR G LR

1994-95Derek Fisher JR G LRArtemus McClary JR F/C JUDoug Annison SO F TECHChris Robinson JR G/F WKUKip Stone SR G JURon Coleman SO G LamarTyrone Garris JR G UNOAnthony Foster SR G USAChris Clay SR F UTPADarrin Horn SR G WKU

1995-96Malik Dixon JR G LRDerek Fisher SR G LRTyrone Garris SR G UNOChris Manuel SO F UL-LArtemus McClary SR F JUMark Neal JR F USAChris Robinson SR G/F WKULewis Sims SR F UNOConley Verdun JR G UL-LLucas Wagler SR F Lamar

1996-97Malik Dixon SR G LRMNTrelle Dobbins SR F LRMark Kiehne SR F A-STRon Coleman SR G LamarLonnie Cooper SO G TECHKwan Johnson SR F UNODeWaune Wesley JR F UNOMark Neal SR F/C USAReginald Poole JR F UL-LTony Lovan SR F WKU

1997-98Rico Alderson SR F/C USALonnie Cooper JR G TechChico Fletcher SO G A-STTyrone Foster SR G UL-LCasey Green SR G UL-LLarry Jackson SO G/F UTPAToby Madison SR G USAMicah Marsh SR G A-STRyan Moss JR F LRDeWaune Wesley SR F UNO

1998-99Alan Barksdale JR G LRRaja Bell SR F FIULonnie Cooper SR G TechDarrian Evans SR F USAChico Fletcher JR G A-STAntonio Harvey SR G A-STCraig Jackson JR G TechRyan Moss SR F LRReginald Poole SR F UL-LLonnie Thomas SO F UL-L

1999-2000Carlos Arroyo JR G FIUOrlando Butler JR G UL-LWahhab Carter SO F DENVERRavonte Dantzler JR G USAChico Fletcher SR G A-STGerrod Henderson JR G TechCraig Jackson SR G TechChris Marcus SO C WKUVirgil Stanescu JR C USALonnie Thomas JR F UL-L

2000-01Carlos Arroyo SR G FIUStan Blackmon SR F LREric Channing JR G NMSURavonte Dantzler SR G USAGerrod Henderson SR G TechJason Jennings JR C A-STChris Marcus JR C WKUVirgil Stanescu SR C USALonnie Thomas SR F UL-LTory Walker SR F UNO

2001-02David Boyden JR F WKUChris Davis JR G NTEric Channing SR G NMSUJason Jennings SR C A-STAnthony Johnson JR F UL-LLee Nosse SR C MTHector Romero JR F UNODerek Robinson SR G WKUMichael Southall FR C UL-LNick Zachery SO G LRHONORABLE MENTIONTommy Gunn SO G MTTaurance Johnson FR F FIUJames Moore SO F NMSUSherman Rochell SR F DENVERDemetrice Williams JR G USA

2002-03FIRST TEAMChris Davis SR G NTTommy Gunn JR G MTJames Moore JR F NMSUHector Romero SR F UNOPatrick Sparks SO G WKUSECOND TEAMBrad Boyd JR G UL-LDavid Boyden SR F WKUJibrahn Ike SR G LRMichael Southall SO C UL-LBrett Starkey JR C DENVERHONORABLE MENTIONEulis Baez JR F FIUAnthony Johnson SR F UL-LWilliam Pippen SR F MTMike Wells SR G WKUDemetrice Williams SR G USA



2007-08FIRST TEAMCarlos Monroe JR F FAU Desmond Yates SO F MTBo McCalebb SR G UNO Demetric Bennett SR G USA Courtney Lee SR G/F WKU SECOND TEAMCollin Dennis JR G NTJosh White FR G NTDaon Merritt SR G USAO’Darien Bassett SR G TROYTyrone Brazelton SR G WKUTHIRD TEAMRyan Wedel SO G A-ST Alex Galindo JR F FIU Russell Hicks JR C FIU Brandon Davis JR F USA Domonic Tilford JR G USA

2008-09FIRST TEAMShane Edwards SR F LRNate Rohnert JR G/F DENVERDesmond Yates JR F MTBrandon Hazzard JR G TROYOrlando Mendez-Valdez SR G WKUSECOND TEAMPaul Graham III SR G FAUDomonic Tilford SR G USABrandon Davis SR F USARichard Delk JR G TROYAJ Slaughter JR G WKUTHIRD TEAMFreddy Asprilla FR C FIUKyndall Dykes SR F UNOEric Tramiel JR F NTDeAndre Coleman SR F USAMichael Vogler JR G TROY

2009-10FIRST TEAMBrandon Hazzard SR G TROYTyren Johnson SR F UL-LNate Rohnert SR G/F DENVERAJ Slaughter SR G WKUDesmond Yates SR F MTSECOND TEAMGeorge Odufuwa JR F NTSteffphon Pettigrew JR F WKUBrandon Reed FR G A-STMichael Vogler SR G TROYTim Williams JR G USATHIRD TEAMGreg Gantt FR G FAURay Taylor FR G FAUTristan Thompson JR G NTEric Tramiel SR F NTJosh White JR G NT

2010-11FIRST TEAMSolomon Bozeman SR G LRRaymond Taylor SO G FAUTristan Thompson SR G NTSergio Kerusch SR F WKUSteffphon Pettigrew SR F WKUSECOND TEAMMartavius Adams JR G A-STChase Hallam SO G DENVERGreg Gantt SO G FAUJ.J. Thomas FR F UL-LJames Washington SR G MTTHIRD TEAMDonald Boone SR G A-STBrett Royster SR F FAUTravis Bureau SR F UL-LAugustine Rubit RS-FR C USAWill Weathers SO G TROY

2011-12FIRST TEAMD’Andre Williams SR G LRChris Udofia SO F DENVERLaRon Dendy SR F MTTony Mitchell FR F NTAugustine Rubit SO G USASECOND TEAMWill Neighbour SO F LRBrian Stafford SR G DENVERDeJuan Wright SR G FIUJosh Brown SR G UL-LMarcos Knight JR G MTTHIRD TEAMMalcoln Kirkland SR F A-STJeremy Allen SR G FIUPhil Taylor SO G FIUJT Sulton JR F MTDerrick Gordon FR G WKU

2012-13FIRST TEAMGreg Gantt SR G FAUTymell Murphy JR F FIUElfrid Payton SO G UL-LMarcos Knight SR G MTAugustine Rubit JR F USASECOND TEAMBrandon Peterson SR F A-STStefan Moody FR G FAUShawn Long FR F UL-LTony Mitchell SO F NTT.J. Price SO G WKUTHIRD TEAMWill Neighbour JR F LRTrey Finn SR G A-STRaymond Cintron SR G MTBruce Massey Sr. G MTGeorge Fant SO F WKU

2013-14FIRST TEAMRyan Harrow R-JR G GSUR.J. Hunter SO G GSUShawn Long SO F UL-LElfrid Payton JR G UL-LReger Dowell SR G UTASECOND TEAMWill Neighbour SR F LRKrik Van Slyke SR F A-STManny Atkins SR F GSUAugustine Rubit SR F USAT.J. Price JR G WKUTHIRD TEAMMelvin Johnson III SR G A-STDevonta White SR G GSUTylor Ongwae JR F ULMBrandon Edwards SR F UTAGeorge Fant JR F WKU

2014-15FIRST TEAMJelani Hewitt SR G GSRyan Harrow SR G GSUR.J. Hunter JR G GSUShawn Long JR F UL-LTylor Ongwae SR F ULMSECOND TEAMFrank Eaves JR G APPAnthony Livingston SO F A-STKen Williams SO G USALonnie McClanahan SR G UTAEmani Gant JR F TXSTTHIRD TEAMJosh Hagins JR G LRTrent Wiedeman SR G GSJay Wright SO G UL-LMajok Deng JR F ULMWesley Person FR G TROY



1989-90D4 .............................Hakim Shahid, USFD11 .................................. Alan Ogg, UABD18 ..........................Martin Henlan, VCUJ2 ..............................Hakim Shahid, USFJ8 .............................. Chris Gatling, ODUJ15 .............................Derek Turner, USAJ22 ........................... Andy Kennedy, UABJ29 ........................ Roland Shelton, WKUF9 ..................................Neil Smith, USAF12......................Darrin McDonald, ODUF19...................................Dee Brown, JUF26...................... Henry Williams, UNCC

1990-91D3 ............................. Jarvis Lang, UNCCD10 ........................... Tim Burroughs, JUD17 ..................... Henry Williams, UNCCJ2 ...............................Marvin Taylor, USFJ7 ............................. Andy Kennedy, UABJ14 .......................Kendrick Warren, VCUJ21 ...................... Henry Williams, UNCCJ28 ..................................The USA BenchF4 ............................. Chris Gatling, ODUF11............................ Chris Gatling, ODUF18....................... Kevin McDaniels, USAF25....................... Radenko Dobras, USF

1991-92D1 ............................. Tim Burroughs, JUD8 .................................. Mark Bell, WKUD15 ................................ Ron Ellis, TECHD22 .......................... Samuel Hines, USAJ5 ...............................Derek Turner, USAJ12 .......................... Ervin Johnson, UNOJ19 ..................................Tony Martin, LRJ27 .................................... Todd Hill, USLF2 .................................. Ron Ellis, TECHF10..............................Eric Brown, TECHF16...................Harold Thompkins, WKUF 23 ................................ Mark Bell, WKU

1992-93D6 .............................. Darnell Mee, WKUD13 ........................... Michael Allen, USLD20 .................................Greg Guy, UTPAJ3 ............................ Ervin Johnson, UNOJ10 ............................... Jeff Clifton, A-STJ17 ............................. Darnell Mee, WKUJ25 ..................................Greg Guy, UTPAF1 ...................................Keith Veney, LUF8 ...................................Keith Veney, LUF15..................................Tony Martin, LRF22.......................... Ervin Johnson, UNOF29........................... Charlie Burke, USA

1993-94D6 ..................................Willie Fisher, JUD13 ....................... Chris Robinson, WKUD20 .............................. Jeff Clifton, A-STJ3 ..............................Melvin Simon, UNOJ10 ............................ Michael Allen, USLJ17 ............................ Michael Allen, USLJ24 ............................... Jeff Clifton, A-STJ31 ............................... Jeff Clifton, A-STF7 ..........................Artemus McClary, JUF14............................ Michael Allen, USLF21........................... Tony Madison, UNOF28...............................Atiim Browne, LU

1994-95D5 ..........................Artemus McClary, JUD12 ..............................Ron Coleman, LUD19 ...........................Tyrone Garris, UNOJ3 ..................................Chris Clay, UTPAJ9 ........................... Doug Annison, TECHJ16 ..................................... Kip Stone, JUJ23 ............................. Darrin Horn, WKUJ30 ................................Derek Fisher, LRF6 ........................ Jermaine Spivey, UNOF13.................Russell McCutcheon, USAF20........................ Chris Robinson, WKUF27................... Michael McDonald, UNO

1977-78D11 ..........................Wayne Cooper, UNOD18 ................................. Cal Glover, USFD25 ..............................Donnie Taylor, JUJ2 ..............................Lew Massey, UNCCJ9 ................................Kevin King, UNCCJ16 ................................ Ron Anthony, JUJ23 .............................Chad Kinch, UNCCJ30 ............................Lew Massey, UNCCF6 ............................Wayne Cooper, UNOF13............................Lew Massey, UNCCF20...........................Wayne Cooper, UNO

1978-79D4 .................................... James Ray, JUD11 ............................Chad Kinch, UNCCD18 ........................... Daryl Braden, UABJ1 ..................................... James Ray, JUJ8 .............................Mike Edwards, UNOJ15 ................................ Rory White, USAJ22 ................................ Rory White, USAJ29 ............................Penny Greene, USFF5 ............................. John Bennett, USAF12................................Lloyd Terry, UNO

1979-80D3 .....................................Ed Rains, USAD10 .......................... Glenn Marcus, UABD17 ............................Chad Kinch, UNCCD23 .................................. James Ray, JUD31 ............................Monty Knight, VCUJ7 ......................................Ed Rains, USAJ14 ................................ Steve Tutson, JUJ21 ................................... James Ray, JUJ28 ............................Keith McCord, UABF4 ..............................Chad Kinch, UNCCF11....................................Ed Rains, USA

1980-81D7 ................................. Rory White, USAD14 ............................Monty Knight, VCUD21 ...............................Phil Ward, UNCCJ4 .................................... Tony Grier, USFJ11 ................................ Rory White, USAJ18 ............................Willie Redden, USFJ25 ........................ Edmund Sherod, VCUF1 ......................... Oliver Robinson, UABF8 .....................................Ed Rains, USAF15..........................Kenny Stancell, VCUF22....................................Ed Rains, USA

1981-82N30 ....................... Oliver Robinson, UABN30 ...........................Willie Redden, USFD7 ................................ Mike Hackett, JUD14 ...........................Bobby Potts, UNCCD21 ................................. Tony Grier, USFJ10 ................................ Chris Giles, UABJ17 ..........................Kenny Stancell, VCUJ24 ............................... Mike Hackett, JUJ31 ........................... Calvin Duncan, VCUF7 ......................... Oliver Robinson, UABF14........................ Oliver Robinson, UABF14............................... Mike Hackett, JU

1982-83D4 ...............................Tony Wilson, WKUD11 ........................ Charlie Bradley, USFD18 .........................Michael Brown, VCUJ1 .............................. Bobby Jones, WKUJ8 ........................... Charlie Bradley, USFJ15 ......................Melvin Johnson, UNCCJ22 ..................................Lex Drum, UABJ29 ................................ Mark West, ODUF5 .......................... Michael Gerren, USAF12........................... Calvin Duncan, VCUF19................................ Mark West, ODUF19............................... Fred Brown, VCUF26.......................... Terry Catledge, USA

1983-84D4 ............................ Jerome Mincy, UABD11 ......................... Terry Catledge, USAD18 .....................Melvin Johnson, UNCCD31 ......................... Terry Catledge, USAJ7 ........................... Charlie Bradley, USFJ14 ........................... Keith Thomas, ODUJ21 ..........................Michael Brown, VCUJ28 ...........................Steve Mitchell, UABF4 .......................... Michael Gerren, USAF4 .......................... Jim Grandholm, USFF11................................Mark Davis, ODUF18.................... Kannard Johnson, WKUF25......................... Charlie Bradley, USF

1984-85D2 ........................... Terry Catledge, USAD9 ............................Rolando Lamb, VCUD16 ........................ Charlie Bradley, USFD30 ........................ Kenny Gattison, ODUD30 ................... Kannard Johnson, WKUJ6 .............................Steve Mitchell, UABJ13 ............................Leroy Smith, UNCCJ20 .......................... Terry Catledge, USAJ27 ....................... Darryl Patterson, USFF2 ............................ Calvin Duncan, VCUF9 .......................... Kenny Gattison, ODUF16...........................Rolando Lamb, VCUF23...........................Steve Mitchell, UAB

1985-86D1 ................................Nicky Jones, VCUD8 ..................... Kannard Johnson, WKUD15 ........................ Kenny Gattison, ODUD29 ...............................Martin Teal, USFJ5 ......................................Otis Smith, JUJ12 ...........................Steve Mitchell, UABJ19 ........................... Keith Thomas, ODUJ26 ...............................Nicky Jones, VCUF2 ............................. Ronnie Murphy, JUF9 ............................ Mike Milling, UNCCF16....................................Otis Smith, JUF23......................... Kenny Gattison, ODU

1986-87D7 ...............................Tellis Frank, WKUD14 ............................. Tracy Foster, UABD21 ........................... Ronnie Murphy, JUJ4 ...............................Eddie Collins, UABJ11 ..........................Pete Strayhorn, VCUJ18 ............................ Danny Pearson, JUJ25 .................................Jeff Hodge, USAF1 ...............................Tellis Frank, WKUF8 ...............................Tellis Frank, WKUF15............................... Bruce Allen, VCUF22............................ Ronnie Murphy, JU

1987-88D6 .................................Phil Stinnie, VCUD13 ....................... Byron Dinkins, UNCCD20 ...............................Phil Stinnie, VCUD27 ..............................Troy Mundine, JUJ3 ...................................Jeff Hodge, USAJ10 ......................Darrin McDonald, ODUJ17 ........................... Brett McNeal, WKUJ24 ...............................Junie Lewis, USAJ30 .............................Chris Cheeks, VCUF7 ........................ Michael Charles, UABF14........................ Byron Dinkins, UNCCF21...............................Junie Lewis, USAF28....................... Darrell Coleman, USF

1988-89D2 ..................................Jeff Hodge, USAD10 .......................... Brett McNeal, WKUD17 ...........................Hakim Shahid, USFJ1 ........................ Henry Williams, UNCCJ8 .............................. Chris Gatling, ODUJ15 ...........................*Chris Cheeks, VCUJ21 ...................... Henry Williams, UNCCJ28 .............................Chris Cheeks, VCUF5 ...................................Reggie Law, JUF11............................ Chris Gatling, ODUF18........................... Brett McNeal, WKUF25........................Reginald Turner, UAB

1995-96D4 ............................ Conley Verdun, USLD11 ...............................Derek Fisher, LRD18 ........................... Jason Wright, UNOJ8 .........................Muntrelle Dobbins, LRJ15 ...............................Lewis Sims, UNOJ22 ........................ Michael Fraliex, WKUJ29 ..................................Malik Dixon, LRF5 ..........................Artemus McClary, JUF12........................... Conley Verdun, USLF19....................... Jermaine Spivey, UNOF26.................Russell McCutcheon, USA

1996-97D2 .....................................John Knox, JUD9 ...................................Malik Dixon, LRD15 ............................ Bernd Volcic, UNOJ6 ............................Kwan Johnson, UNOJ13 ............................ Mark Kiehne, A-STJ20 ............................Rico Alderson, USAJ27 ...........................Bebop Walker, A-STF3 ....................... DeWaune Wesley, UNOF10...............................Ron Coleman, LUF17.......................... Johnny Miller, TECHF24.............................Jabari Myles, A-ST

1997-98D1 ...............................Casey Green, USLD8 .................................... Ryan Moss, LRD15 ..................... DeWaune Wesley, UNOJ5 ..............................Rico Alderson, USAJ12 ..........................Chico Fletcher, A-STJ19 .............................Corey Brown, UNOJ26 .......................... Ronald Nunnery, LUF2 ...........................Chico Fletcher, A-STF9 ..........................Lonnie Cooper, TECHF16........................... Darrian Evans, USAF23............................Rico Alderson, USA

1998-99N30 ..............................C.J. Pepper, A-STD7 .................................. Chris Green, LRD14 .........................Chico Fletcher, A-STJ4 .......................................Raja Bell, FIUJ11 .........................Craig Jackson, TECHJ18 ........................... Darrian Evans, USAJ25 ................................... Ryan Moss, LRF1 ............................ Darrian Evans, USAF8 ........................Curtis Williams, TECHF15..........................Chico Fletcher, A-STF22................... Gerrod Henderson, Tech

1999-2000N29 ...........................Jabahri Brown, FIUD6 .................... Gerrod Henderson, TechD13 ............................Lee Lampley, WKUD20 ...........................Stan Blackmon, LRJ3 .......................................B.J. Pratt, DUJ10 ...............................Tory Walker, UNOJ17 ..........................Virgil Stanescu, USAJ24 ...............................C.J. Pepper, A-STJ31 ........................... Chris Marcus, WKUF7 ............................. Wahhab Carter, DUF14................... Gerrod Henderson, TechF21..........................Chico Fletcher, A-STF28............................. Carlos Arroyo, FIU

2000-01N27 .........................Virgil Stanescu, USAD4 ................................ Marco Cole, TechD11 .......................... Chris Marcus, WKUD18 ....................................B.J. Pratt, DUJ1 ................................. Mike Wells, WKUJ8 ..................... Gerrod Henderson, TechJ15 ..........................Virgil Stanescu, USAJ22 .............................Laverne Smith, LRJ29 ...............................Tory Walker, UNOF5 .........................Jason Jennings, A-STF12............................Stan Blackman, LRF19........................Eric Channing, NMSUF26...................... Anthony Johnson, ULL

WEEKLY HONORS


2001-02N19 .......................... Chris Marcus, WKUN26 .......................Eric Channing, NMSUD3 .................................Nick Zachery, LRD10 .......................... William Pippen, MTD17 ...................... Michael Southall, ULLD24 ........................Hector Romero, UNOD31 ................................ Mark Green, LRJ7 ...........................James Moore, NMSUJ14 ...................................Lee Nosse, MTJ21 ..................................Chris Davis, NTJ28 ....................... Michael Southall, ULLF4 .........................Eric Channing, NMSUF11........................... David Boyden, WKUF18...................... Anthony Johnson, ULLF25........................... Chris Marcus, WKU

2002-03N26 .................................Brad Boyd, ULLD3 ................................ Mike Wells, WKUD10 ..........................Johnell Smith, UNOD16 ........................James Moore, NMSUD23 ..............................Chris Young, USAD30 .................................Chris Davis, NTJ6 ............................. William Pippen, MTJ13 ...............................Brett Starkey, DUJ20 .........................Patrick Sparks, WKUJ27 .................................. Jibrahn Ike, LRF3 ........................... Laurie Bridges, ULLF10....................... Michael Southall, ULLF17...............................Brett Starkey, DUF24.........................Patrick Sparks, WKUM3 ..........................James Moore, NMSU

2003-04N25 ..................... J.J. Montgomery, A-STD1 ................................Chris Young, USAD8 ............................ Duane John, NMSUD15 ............................... Zeljko Zupic, DUD22 ....................Shawnson Johnson, NTD29 ............................. Nigel Dixon, WKUJ5 ............................Antoine Landry, ULLJ12 ....................... Brandon Freeman, LRJ19 .......................Malerick Bedden, USAJ26 .........................Leonard Hopkins, NTF2 ...........................Brian Hamilton, ULLF9 ........................... Laurie Bridges, ULLF16........................Antonio Haynes, WKUF23............................ Rafael DaSilva, FIUM3 .....................Dewarick Spencer, A-ST

2004-05N23 ...................... Brandon Freeman, LR N30 ................Anthony Winchester, WKUD7 .................................. Erik Benzel, DUD14 ............................ Junior Matias, FIUD21 ............................... Tiras Wade, ULLD28 ............................ Antonio Porch, DUJ4 .............................. Bo McCalebb, UNOJ11 .................Anthony Winchester, WKUJ18 .................................Zack Wright, LRJ25 ........................... Yemi Nicholson, DUF1 ...........................Brian Hamilton, ULLF8 ............................ Yemi Nicholson, DUF15........................... Yemi Nicholson, DUF22........................Richard Hardman, LRM1 ............................... Ivan Almonte, FIU

2005-06N22 .......................... Yemi Nicholson, DUN29 ................Anthony Winchester, WKUD6 ............................... Ivan Almonte, FIUD13 ...................Maurice Barksdale, ULLD20 ............ Rashad Jones-Jennings, LRJ3 .............................. Bobby Dixon, TROYJ10 ........................... Yemi Nicholson, DUJ17 ............................... Isaac Hines, UNTJ24 ............................ Bobby Dixon, TROYJ31 ........................... Yemi Nicholson, DUF7 ............................ Dereke Tipler, A-STF14.................Anthony Winchester, WKUF23........................... Yemi Nicholson, DUF28.............Jeramie Davis, New Orleans

2006-07N14 ........................... Bo McCalebb, UNON21 .......................... Courtney Lee, WKUN28 ............ Rashad Jones-Jennings, LRD5 ................................. David Dees, ULL D12 .......................... Courtney Lee, WKUD19 ........................... Bo McCalebb, UNOJ8 ............... Rashad Jones-Jennings, LRJ15 ........................... Adrian Banks, A-STJ22 .............................. Ernest Little, USAJ29 ............................ DeAndre Rice, FAUF5 ............................. DeAndre Rice, FAUF12.........................Jamie McNeilly, UNOF19...........................Carlos Monroe, FAUF26........................... Adrian Banks, A-ST

2007-08N13 .......................... Courtney Lee, WKUN20 ............................... Josh White, UNTN27 .......................... Courtney Lee, WKUD4 ...............................Tony Hooper, ULMD11 ............................... Josh White, UNTD18 .................... Demetric Bennett, USAJ7 .......................O’Darien Bassett, TROYJ14 ............................ Collin Dennis, UNTJ21 ............................ Bo McCalebb, UNOJ28 ........................... Courtney Lee, WKUF4 ............................. Bo McCalebb, UNOF11........................... Desmond Yates, MTF18............................ Bo McCalebb, UNOF25............................ Collin Dennis, UNTM3 ...................... Demetric Bennett, USA

2008-09N11 ......................... Brandon Davis, USAN25 ............................ Russell Hicks, FIUD2 ............................. AJ Slaughter, WKUD9 ........................ Tristan Thompson, NTD16 .......................... Desmond Yates, MTJ5 ............ Orlando Mendez-Valdez, WKUJ12 .......................... Donald Boone, A-ST............................... Freddie Asprilla, FIUJ19 ........................Sergio Kerusch, WKUJ26 .............................. Nate Rohnert, DUF2 ..................... Brandon Hazzard, TROYF9 ..................... Brandon Hazzard, TROYF16.................... Brandon Hazzard, TROYF23........................Sergio Kerusch, WKUM2 .............................. Adam McCoy, UNT

2009-10N17 ...........................A.J. Slaugher, WKUN24 ........................Billy Humphrey, UNOD2 ............................... Nate Rohnert, DUD8 ..................... Brandon Hazzard, TROYD15 ......................... A.J. Slaughter, WKUD22 .......................... Andrew Hooper, DUJ4 ...............................Tim Williams, USAJ11 .............................. Nate Rohnert, DUJ18 .................Steffphon Pettigrew, WKUJ25 ...................... Desmond Yates, MTSUF1 ...........................Brandon Reed, A-STF8 ............................Tyren Johnson, ULLF15...........................Martino Brock, USAF22.......................... A.J. Slaughter, WKUM1 .........................Sergio Kerusch, WKU

2010-11N16 ............................Juan Pattillo, WKUN23 ..................................Josh White, NTN30 ............................Juan Pattillo, WKUD7 ........................ Tristan Thompson, NTD14 .............................Hugh Mingo, ULMD21 ........................Raymond Taylor, FAUJ4 .................................... Trey Finn, A-STJ10 ..........................Will Weathers, TROYJ17 ...........................Vernon Taylor, TROYJ24 ....................... Tristan Thompson, NTJ31 ........................Sergio Kerusch, WKUF7 ..................................Greg Gantt, FAUF14................................Travis Lee, TROYF21...............................J.J. Thomas, ULLM3 ......................... Augustine Rubit, USA

2011-12N15 ............................ Brian Stafford, DUN22 .......................Marcos Knight, MTSUN29 ...................... Xavier Roberson, USAD6 .................................Chris Udofia, DUD13 ....................... Augustine Rubit, USAD20 .............. Malcoln Kirkland, A-STATEJ2 ...............................Will Neighbour, LRJ9 .............................. Tony Mitchell, UNTJ16 ............................ Tony Mitchell, UNTJ23 ............................ Tony Mitchell, UNTJ30 .......................... LaRon Dendy, MTSUF6 .................................Chris Udofia, DUF13.......................... LaRon Dendy, MTSUF20............................ Trey Finn, A-STATEF28........................... DeJuan Wright, FIU

2012-13N13 ........................... Antoine Allen, USAN20 ........................... Jamal Crook, WKUN27 .........................Shawn Jones, MTSUD4 ................................... T.J. Price, WKUD11 ................................Greg Gantt, FAUD18 ....................... Augustine Rubit, USAJ7 .......................... Augustine Rubit, USAJ14 .............................Shawn Long, UL-LJ21 ........................Brandon Harris, WKUJ28 .............................Will Neighbour, LRF4 ............................. Trey Finn, A-STATEF11........................ Augustine Rubit, USAF18............. Brandon Peterson, A-STATEF25............................Elfrid Payton, UL-LM4 ..............................Stefan Moody, FAU

2013-14N12 ............................. Shawn Long, ULLN19 ............................Ryan Harrow, GSUN26 ............................. Shawn Long, ULLD3 ......................Melvin Johnson II, A-STD10 .......................Brandon Harris, WKUD17 ....................... Augustine Rubit, USAJ6 ..................................R.J. Hunter, GSUJ13 ..........................Tevin Calhoun, TROYJ20 ................................R.J. Hunter, GSUJ27 .............................Reger Dowell, UTAF3 ..............................Will Neighbour, LRF10.............................. Shawn Long, ULLF17............................. Elfrid Payton, ULLF24............................ Manny Atkins, GSUM3 ........................ Bryant Mbamalu, ULLM10 .................... Brandon Edwards, UTA

2014-15N18 ...........................Tylor Ongwae, ULMN25 ............................. Frank Eaves, APPD2 .................................R.J. Hunter, GSUD9 .......................... Kevin Thomas, TROYD16 ............................Shawn Long, UL-LJ5 ...............................Shawn Long, UL-LJ12 ....................... Marvin Williams, ULMJ19 .................. Anthony Livingston, A-STJ26 .............................. Frank Eaves, APPF2 ..............................Ryan Harrow, GSUF9 .............................Tylor Ongwae, ULMF16.............................Ken Williams, USAF23................................R.J. Hunter, GSUM2 ................................. Mareik Isom, LRM9 .................................R.J. Hunter, GSU

WEEKLY HONORS


HERB ANDREW, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1979)

O’DARIEN BASSETT, TROY Mid-Major/CollegeInsider.com (2008)

CHARLIE BRADLEY, USF (1983, 84)

CEDRICK BROADHURST, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Times (1990)

DEE BROWN, JACKSONVILLE Honorable Mention/Basketball Times (1990) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1990)

TERRY CATLEDGE, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/AP (1983, ‘84, ‘85) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1983, ‘84, ‘85) Honorable Mention/Basketball Times (1984, ‘85) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1984, ‘85)

LONNIE COOPER, TECH Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1996)

LARON DENDY, MIDDLE TENNESSEE Honorable Mention/AP (2012)

BYRON DINKINS, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention/AP Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1988, ‘89) Honorable Mention/Basketball Times Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1988) Honorable Mention/AP (1988)

MUNTRELLE DOBBINS, LR Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1997)

CHUCK EVANS, ODU 7th All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1990) Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Times (1990)

DEREK FISHER, LR Honorable Mention/UPI (1996) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1996)

CHICO FLETCHER, ARKANSAS STATE Honorable Mention/AP (1999) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1998) Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1997)

AARON FOX, JACKSONVILLE Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1996)

TELLIS FRANK, WKU Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1987)

CHRIS GATLING, ODU Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1989, 90) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1990)

KENNY GATTISON, ODU Honorable Mention/AP (1985, ‘86) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1985, ‘86) Honorable Mention/UPI (1986)

MICHAEL GERREN, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/AP (1983) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1983, ‘84) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1984)

JEFF HODGE, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1989)

R.J. HUNTER, GEORGIA STATE Lou Henson All-American (2015)

ERVIN JOHNSON, UNO Honorable Mention/AP (1993) 3rd/UPI (1993) 2nd/Basketball Times (1993) 3rd/Basketball Weekly (1993)

KANNARD JOHNSON, WKU All-Freshman/Sporting News (1984)

MELVIN JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE All-Freshman/Basketball Weekly (1980) All-Freshman/Sporting News (1980) Honorable Mention/AP (1984)

CHAD KINCH, CHARLOTTE All-Freshman/Basketball Weekly (1977) Playboy (1980) Honorable Mention/AP (1978, ‘79, ‘80)

COURTNEY LEE, WKU Basketball Times, third team (2008) Honorable Mention/AP (2008) Mid-Major/CollegeHoops.net, first team (2008) Mid-Major/CollegeInsider.com, first team (2008)

SHAWN LONG, UL LAFAYETTE Lou Henson All-American (2015)

CHRIS MARCUS, WKU Honorable Mention/AP (2001) Playboy (2001) Honorable Mention/AP (2002)

CEDRIC MAXWELL, CHARLOTTE AP, UPI, Converse, NBCA (1977)

BO MCCALEBB, NEW ORLEANS Honorable Mention/AP (2007) Mid-Major/CollegeInsider.com (2008)

BRETT MCNEAL, WKU Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1989)

DARNELL MEE, WKU Honorable Mention/AP (1993)

ORLANDO MENDEZ-VALDEZ, WKU Honorable Mention/AP (2009)

MICHAEL MILLING, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention/AP (1986) Honorable Mention/Basketball Times (1986) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1986)

JEROME MINCY, UAB Honorable Mention/AP (1986)

JAMES MOORE, NMSU Honorable Mention/AP (2003)

STEVE MITCHELL, UAB Honorable Mention/AP (1986)

BENNY MOSS, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Times (1990)

RONNIE MURPHY, JACKSONVILLE All-Freshman/Basketball Times (1984) 2nd All-Freshman/Basketball Weekly (1984) Honorable Mention/AP (1984) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1984, ‘87) Honorable Mention/Basketball Times (1986) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1986, ‘87)

YEMI NICHOLSON, DENVER Honorable Mention/AP (2005)

MICHAEL OBACHA, APPALACHIAN STATE 2015 AllState/NABC Good Works Team

REGINALD POOLE, UL LAFAYETTE All-Freshman/Basketball Weekly (1995)

BOBBY POTTS, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention/AP (1982)

ED RAINES, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1979, ‘81) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1979, ‘81)

JAMES RAY, JACKSONVILLE Honorable Mention/AP (1980) 1st/Converse (1980)

CHRIS ROBINSON, WKU Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1996)

OLIVER ROBINSON, UAB Honorable Mention/AP (1982)

HECTOR ROMERO, UNO Honorable Mention/AP (2002)

AUGUSTINE RUBIT, USA Honorable Mention/AP (2013)

DEREK SMITH, LOUISIANA TECH Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1997)

FRANK SMITH, ODU Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1988)

OTIS SMITH, JACKSONVILLE Honorable Mention/Basketball Times (1983-86) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1983-86) Honorable Mention/AP (1984, ‘86) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1984, ‘86)

TORY WALKER, UNO Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1998)

PHIL WARD, CHARLOTTE Honorable Mention All-Fr./Basketball Weekly (1979) Honorable Mention/AP (1982)

MIKE WELLS, WKU Honorable Mention/AP (2004)

MARK WEST, ODU Honorable Mention/AP (1983)

HENRY WILLIAMS, CHARLOTTE All-Freshman/UPI (1989) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1989, ‘90) Honorable Mention/AP (1989, ‘90) Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1990)

RORY WHITE, SOUTH ALABAMA Honorable Mention/Basketball Weekly (1979, ‘81, ‘82) Honorable Mention/Sporting News (1981) Honorable Mention/Street & Smith’s (1982)

ANTHONY WINCHESTER, WKU Honorable Mention/AP (2006)

ACADEMIC ALL AMERICAAS SELECTED BY MEMBERS OF COSIDA

Andrew Toney, UL Lafayette, 1980 (2nd team)Maurice Roulhac, Jacksonville, 1983 (1st team)

Darrin Horn, WKU, 1995 (3rd team)Matt Sundblad, Lamar, 1998 (3rd team)

Eric Channing, NM State, 2001 (1st team)Eric Channing, NM State, 2002 (1st team)

Brett Starkey, Denver, 2003 (1st team)Brett Starkey, Denver, 2004 (2nd team)Erik Benzel, Denver, 2005 (2nd Team)

NATIONAL HONORS


1989 CHARLOTTE COLISEUM

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAFIRST ROUNDNo. 1 South Alabama 70, No. 8 USF 65No. 4 UAB 89, No. 5 ODU 8No. 7 OTNo. 7 WKU 65, No. 2 Charlotte 63 OTNo. 6 Jacksonville 93, No. 3 VCU 85 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 1 South Alabama 103, No. 4 UAB 84No. 6 Jacksonville 77, No. 7 WKU 72CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 South Alabama 105, No. 6 Jacksonville 59

1990 BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON COLISEUM

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 1 UAB 83, No. 8 VCU 68No. 5 Charlotte 91, No. 4 WKU 67No. 2 USF 80, No. 7 South Alabama 78No. 6 Jacksonville 94, No. 3 ODU 88SEMIFINALSNo. 5 Charlotte 61, No. 1 UAB 57No. 2 USF 86, No. 6 Jacksonville 59CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 USF 81, No. 5 Charlotte 74

1991 MOBILE CIVIC CENTER

MOBILE, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 3 USF 79, No. 6 Charlotte 68No. 7 ODU 94, No. 2 UAB 8No. 8 OTNo. 5 VCU 100, No. 4 WKU 89No. 1 South Alabama 84, No. 8 Jacksonville 68SEMIFINALSNo. 7 ODU 72, No. 3 USF 69No. 1 South Alabama 105, No. 5 VCU 78CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 South Alabama 86, No. 7 ODU 81

1992 MISSISSIPPI COAST COLISEUM

BILOXI, MISSISSIPPIFIRST ROUNDNo. 7 New Orleans 66, 10 Central Florida 47No. 6 Little Rock 65, 1No. 1 UTPA 539 Jacksonville 105, No. 8 Lamar 78QUARTERFINALSNo. 2 UL Lafayette 73, No. 7 New Orleans 69 OTNo. 6 Little Rock 46, No. 3 Arkansas State 45No. 1 Louisiana Tech 80, 9 Jacksonville 66No. 4 WKU 95, No. 5 South Alabama 94 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 2 UL Lafayette 64, No. 6 Little Rock 61No. 1 Louisiana Tech 74, No. 4 WKU 60CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 UL Lafayette 75, No. 1 Louisiana Tech 71

1993MISSISSIPPI COAST COLISEUM

BILOXI, MISSISSIPPIFIRST ROUNDNo. 9 Louisiana Tech 63, No. 8 Jacksonville 62QUARTERFINALSNo. 2 WKU 78, No. 7 Lamar 68No. 6 South Alabama 87, No. 3 UL Lafayette 78No. 1 New Orleans 63, 9 Louisiana Tech 52No. 4 Arkansas State 74, No. 5 Little Rock 60SEMIFINALSNo. 2 WKU 83, No. 6 South Alabama 73No. 1 New Orleans 73, No. 4 Arkansas State 59CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 WKU 72, No. 1 New Orleans 63

*Texas-Pan American not eligible for tournament.


BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 4 USF 66, No. 5 South Alabama 59No. 8 Jacksonville 63, No. 1 ODU 59No. 2 VCU 57, No. 7 WKU 55No. 3 UAB 65, No. 6 Charlotte 63SEMIFINALSNo. 4 USF 71, No. 8 Jacksonville 58No. 3 UAB 61, No. 2 VCU 59CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 3 UAB 64, No. 4 USF 47

1984BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON COLISEUM

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 6 WKU 57, No. 3 USF 53No. 2 ODU 79, No. 7 Jacksonville 68No. 1 VCU 64, No. 8 Charlotte 52No. 5 UAB 76, No. 4 South Alabama 68SEMIFINALSNo. 2 ODU 78, No. 6 WKU 72No. 5 UAB 54, No. 1 VCU 52CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 5 UAB 62, No. 2 ODU 60

1985 HAMPTON COLISEUMHAMPTON, VIRGINIA

FIRST ROUNDNo. 5 Jacksonville 75, No. 4 USF 69 OTNo. 2 UAB 64, No. 7 WKU 56No. 1 VCU 85, No. 8 Charlotte 62No. 3 ODU 84, No. 6 South Alabama 66SEMIFINALSNo. 1 VCU 75, No. 5 Jacksonville 57No. 3 ODU 68, No. 2 UAB 67CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 VCU 87, No. 3 ODU 82

1986BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON COLISEUM

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 1 ODU 76, No. 8 Charlotte 67No. 4 Jacksonville 56, No. 5 VCU 49No. 3 UAB 64, No. 6 South Alabama 51No. 2 WKU 57, No. 7 USF 46SEMIFINALSNo. 3 UAB 57, No. 2 WKU 45No. 4 Jacksonville 67, No. 1 ODU 61CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 4 Jacksonville 70, No. 3 UAB 69

1987 E.A. DIDDLE ARENA

BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKYFIRST ROUNDNo. 2 Jacksonville 68, No. 7 USF 63No. 5 Charlotte 88, No. 4 VCU 73No. 3 UAB 77, No. 6 South Alabama 64No. 1 WKU 60, No. 8 ODU 58SEMIFINALSNo. 3 UAB 93, No. 2 Jacksonville 86No. 1 W. Kentucky 99, No. 5 Charlotte 95 2OTCHAMPIONSHIPNo. 3 UAB 72, No. 1 WKU 60

1988RICHMOND COLISEUMRICHMOND, VIRGINIA

FIRST ROUNDNo. 1 Charlotte 73, No. 8 Jacksonville 72No. 4 South Alabama 78, No. 5 UAB 73No. 2 VCU 82, No. 7 USF 60No. 3 ODU 86, No. 6 WKU 8No. 4 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 1 Charlotte 71, No. 4 South Alabama 67No. 2 VCU 91, No. 3 ODU 69CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 Charlotte 81, No. 2 VCU 79


CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAFIRST ROUND AT CAMPUS SITESNo. 4 Jacksonville 64, No. 5 USF 49No. 6 Georgia State 82, at No. 3 South Alabama 81 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 2 New Orleans 86,No. No. 6 Georgia State 66No. 1 Charlotte 74, No. 4 Jacksonville 69THIRD PLACENo. 4 Jacksonville 102, No. 6 Georgia State 72CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 Charlotte 71, No. 2 New Orleans 70


CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAFIRST ROUNDNo. 4 South Alabama 80, No. 5 USF 75No. 3 Jacksonville 82, No. 6 Georgia State 77SEMIFINALSNo. 4 South Alabama 66, No. 1 Charlotte 56No. 2 New Orleans 79, No. 3 Jacksonville 64CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 New Orleans 22, No. 4 South Alabama 20

1979CHARLOTTE COLISEUM

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAFIRST ROUNDNo. 3 Charlotte 71, No. 6 Georgia State 57No. 4 Jacksonville 56, No. 5 New Orleans 47SEMIFINALSNo. 4 Jacksonville 85, No. 1 South Alabama 77No. 2 USF 50, No. 3 Charlotte 47CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 4 Jacksonville 68, No. 2 USF 54


CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAFIRST ROUNDNo. 2 UAB 85, No. 7 New Orleans 75No. 3 Jacksonville 70, No. 6 Georgia State 59No. 1 South Alabama 86, No. 8 USF 57No. 5 VCU 100, No. 4 Charlotte 93SEMIFINALSNo. 2 UAB 64, No. 3 Jacksonville 60No. 5 VCU 74, No. 1 South Alabama 72CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 5 VCU 105, No. 2 UAB 88

1981 JACKSONVILLE COLISEUMJACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

FIRST ROUNDNo. 3 UAB 80, No. 6 Charlotte 64No. 2 South Alabama 79, No. 7 Georgia State 41No. 4 USF 52, No. 5 Jacksonville 50 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 3 UAB 86, No. 2 South Alabama 59No. 1 VCU 53, No. 4 USF 45CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 VCU 62, No. 3 UAB 61 OT


BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAFIRST ROUNDNo. 6 South Alabama 77, No. 3 Jacksonville 75 OTNo. 4 USF 66, No. 5 Charlotte 59SEMIFINALSNo. 2 VCU 68, No. 6 South Alabama 66No. 1 UAB 64, No. 4 USF 56CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 UAB 94, No. 2 VCU 83

TOURNAMENT RESULTS


1994 E.A. DIDDLE ARENA

BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKYFIRST ROUNDNo. 7 Texas-Pan American 70, 10 Louisiana Tech 65No. 8 Little Rock 78, 9 Lamar 71QUARTERFINALSNo. 3 New Orleans 68, No. 6 South Alabama 60No. 2 UL Lafayette 81, No. 7 UT-Pan American 60No. 1 WKU 72, No. 8 Little Rock 69No. 4 Jacksonville 68, No. 5 Arkansas State 55SEMIFINALSNo. 2 UL Lafayette 59, No. 3 New Orleans 55No. 1 WKU 83, No. 4 Jacksonville 72CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 UL Lafayette 78, No. 1 WKU 72

1995 BARTON COLISEUM

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSASFIRST ROUNDNo. 9 UL Lafayette 59, No. 8 Lamar 55No. 10 Arkansas State 96, No. 7 South Alabama 83 OTQUARTERFINALSNo. 4 Texas-Pan American 51, No. 5 Louisiana Tech 48No. 1 WKU 87, 9 UL Lafayette 72No. 6 Little Rock 99, No. 3 Jacksonville 76No. 2 New Orleans 87, 10 Arkansas State 61SEMIFINALSNo. 1 WKU 64, No. 4 Texas-Pan American 61No. 6 Little Rock 64, No. 2 New Orleans 52CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 WKU 82, No. 6 Little Rock 79

1996BARTON COLISEUM

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSASFIRST ROUNDNo. 9 Louisiana Tech 70, No. 8 Arkansas State 65No. 10 Texas-Pan American 61, No. 7 South Alabama 48QUARTERFINALSNo. 5 UL Lafayette 98, No. 4 WKU 94No. 1 New Orleans 67, 9 Louisiana Tech 57No. 2 Little Rock 89, 10 UTPA 71No. 3 Jacksonville 63, No. 6 Lamar 62SEMIFINALSNo. 1 New Orleans 75, No. 5 UL Lafayette 71 2OTNo. 2 Little Rock 67, No. 3 Jacksonville 60CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 New Orleans 57, No. 2 Little Rock 56

1997BARTON COLISEUM

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSASFIRST ROUNDNo. 9 Jacksonville 101, No. 8 Arkansas State 80No. 7 UL Lafayette 56, No. 10 UTPA 53QUARTERFINALSNo. 5 Louisiana Tech 64, No. 4 Lamar 62No. 1 New Orleans 76, No. 9 Jacksonville 63No. 3 Little Rock 68, No. 6 WKU 62No. 2 South Alabama 66, No. 7 UL Lafayette 39SEMIFINALSNo. 5 Louisiana Tech 59, No. 1 New Orleans 53No. 2 South Alabama 71, No. 3 Little Rock 52CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 South Alabama 44, No. 5 Louisiana Tech 43

1998CAJUNDOME

LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANAFIRST ROUNDNo. 9 WKU 75, No. 8 Jacksonville 70 OTNo. 7 Lamar 103, No. 10 Texas-Pan American 89QUARTERFINALSNo. 4 Little Rock 74, No. 5 Louisiana Tech 61No. 1 South Alabama 61, 9 WKU 47No. 3 UL Lafayette 76, No. 6 New Orleans 69No. 7 Lamar 70, No. 2 Arkansas State 54SEMIFINALSNo. 1 South Alabama 79, No. 4 Little Rock 48No. 3 UL Lafayette 81, No. 7 Lamar 65CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 1 South Alabama 62, No. 3 UL Lafayette 59

1999CAJUNDOME

LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANAQUARTERFINALSNo. 3 FIU 65, No. 6 South Alabama 57No. 2 Arkansas State 70, No. 7 New Orleans 53No. 5 WKU 80, No. 4 UL Lafayette 73No. 1 Louisiana Tech 68, No. 8 Little Rock 66SEMIFINALSNo. 2 Arkansas State 87, No. 3 FIU 69No. 5 WKU 76, No. 1 Louisiana Tech 66CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 Arkansas State 65, No. 5 WKU 48

2000ALLTEL ARENA

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSASFIRST ROUNDNo. 7 New Orleans 67, No. 8 Denver 65No. 1 South Alabama 74, No. 9 Little Rock 58QUARTERFINALSNo. 3 Louisiana Tech 84, No. 6 Arkansas State 77No. 2 UL Lafayette 55, No. 7 New Orleans 35No. 5 WKU 79, No. 4 FIU 60SEMIFINALSNo. 2 UL Lafayette 73, No. 3 Louisiana Tech 58No. 1 South Alabama 64, No. 5 WKU 61CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 2 UL Lafayette 51, No. 1 South Alabama 50

2001MITCHELL CENTERMOBILE, ALABAMA

FIRST ROUND4E Little Rock 80, 5W North Texas 675E FIU 59, 4W Denver 523W New Orleans 66, 6E Middle Tennessee 61 OTQUARTERFINALS1W South Alabama 85, 4E Little Rock 621E WKU 68, 5E FIU 512W UL Lafayette 63, 3E Louisiana Tech 562E Arkansas State 82, New Orleans 73SEMIFINALS1W South Alabama 76, 2E Arkansas State 531E WKU 82, 2W UL Lafayette 75CHAMPIONSHIP1E WKU 64, 1W South Alabama, 54

2002LAKEFRONT ARENA

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANAFIRST ROUND4E Arkansas State 58, 5W Denver 534W North Texas 84, 5W FIU 713E Middle Tennessee 48, 6W South Alabama 47QUARTERFINALS1W UL Lafayette 74, 4E Arkansas State 591E WKU 82, 4W North Texas 682E Little Rock 71, 3W New Orleans 672W New Mexico State 63, 3E Middle Tennessee 48SEMIFINALS1W UL Lafayette 67, 2E Little Rock 531E WKU 73, 2W New Mexico State 72CHAMPIONSHIP1E WKU 76, 1W UL Lafayette 70

2003E.A. DIDDLE ARENA

BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKYFIRST ROUND5W Denver 82, 4E Arkansas State 765E FIU 62, 4W New Orleans 453E Little Rock 74, 6W North Texas 73QUARTERFINALS5W Denver 72, 1W UL Lafayette 681E WKU 71, 5E FIU 602E Middle Tennessee 72, 3W South Alabama 692W New Mexico St. 78, 3E Little Rock 61

SEMIFINALS2E Middle Tennessee 83, 5W Denver 591E WKU 78, 2W New Mexico St. 59CHAMPIONSHIP1E WKU 64, 2E Middle Tennessee 52

2004DIDDLE ARENA

BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY

QUARTERFINALSNo. 1 UL Lafayette 84, No. 8 South Alabama 58No. 2 Little Rock 83, No. 7 Arkansas St. 78 OTNo. 5 Middle Tennessee 76, No. 4 WKU 62No. 3 New Orleans 91, No. 6 North Texas 89 OTSEMIFINALSNo. 1 UL Lafayette 70, No. 5 Middle Tennessee 66No. 3 New Orleans 80, No. 2 Little Rock 65CHAMPIONSHIP*No. 1 UL Lafayette 67, No. 3 New Orleans 58

2005THE SUPER PITDENTON, TEXAS

FIRST ROUND5E FIU 60, 4W South Alabama 574E Arkansas State 84, 5W North Texas 763E Middle Tennessee 77, 6W New Mexico St. 63QUARTERFINALS5E FIU 69, 1E Little Rock 641W Denver 64, 4E Arkansas State 572E WKU 78, 3W New Orleans 67 2W UL Lafayette 71, 3E Middle Tennessee 57SEMIFINALS1W Denver 77, 2E WKU 682W UL Lafayette 80, 5E FIU 69CHAMPIONSHIP*2W UL Lafayette 88, 1W Denver 69

2006THE MURPHY CENTER

MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE

FIRST ROUND4W New Orleans 76, 5E FIU 564E Little Rock 72, 5W North Texas 556W Troy 107, 3E Arkansas State 83 QUARTERFINALS3W Denver 58, 2E Middle Tennessee 571E WKU 80, 4W New Orleans 611W South Alabama 78, 4E Little Rock 532W UL Lafayette 62, 6W Troy 59 OT SEMIFINALS1W South Alabama 75, 3W Denver 651E WKU 80, 2W UL Lafayette 72 CHAMPIONSHIP1W South Alabama 95, 1E WKU 70

TOURNAMENT RESULTS


2007THE CAJUNDOME

LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA

FIRST ROUND CAMPUS SITESNo. 4 UL Monroe 83, No. 3 Denver 67No. 5 North Texas 93, No. 2 UL Lafayette 78No. 6 Florida Atlantic 91, No. 1 FIU No. 8 OTNo. 7 New Orleans 77, No. 10 Little Rock 70No. 9 Middle Tennessee 72, No. 8 Troy 64QUARTERFINALSNo. 9 Middle Tennessee 63, No. 1 South Alabama 60 No. 5 North Texas 77, No. 4 UL Monroe 71 OTNo. 2 Arkansas State 81, No. 7 New Orleans 74No. 3 WKU 86, No. 6 Florida Atlantic 81SEMIFINALSNo. 5 North Texas 59, No. 9 Middle Tennessee 52No. 2 Arkansas State 80, No. 3 WKU 73 CHAMPIONSHIPNo. 5 North Texas 83, No. 2 Arkansas State 75

2008THE MITCHELL CENTER

MOBILE, ALABAMA

FIRST ROUND CAMPUS SITESNo. 7 Florida Atlantic 91, No. 10 FIU 64No. 8 New Orleans 65, No. 9 Denver 60 No. 4 Middle Tennessee 74, No. 3 UL Monroe 69No. 6 North Texas 85, No. 11 Arkansas State 63No. 12 Troy 70, No. 5 UL Lafayette 60QUARTERFINALS - MOBILE, ALABAMANo. 1 South Alabama 81, No. 8 New Orleans 77No. 4 Middle Tennessee 65, No. 12 Troy 59No. 2 Little Rock 66, No. 7 Florida Atlantic 60No. 3 WKU 84, No. 6 North Texas 70SEMIFINALS - MOBILE, ALABAMANo. 4 Middle Tennessee 82, No. 1 South Alabama 73No. 3 WKU 70, No. 2 Little Rock 55FINALS - MOBILE, ALABAMANo. 3 WKU 67, No. 4 Middle Tennessee 57

2009SUMMIT ARENA

HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS

FIRST ROUND - CAMPUS SITESNo. 9 FIU 71 at No. 8 UL Lafayette 69No. 4 North Texas 79, No. 3 Florida Atlantic 73No. 5 Middle Tenn 69, No. 12 Arkansas St 62No. 11 New Orleans 60, No. 6 South Alabama 62No. 7 Denver 66, No. 10 UL Monroe 57QUARTERFINALS – HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSASNo. 1 WKU 66, No. 9 FIU 48 No. 4 North Texas 88, No. 5 Middle Tennessee 79 No. 2 Little Rock 58, No. 7 Denver 55No. 3 Troy 75, No. 6 South Alabama 78SEMIFINALS – HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSASNo. 1 WKU 77, No. 4 North Texas 70 No. 2 Little Rock 44, No. 6 South Alabama 54 FINALS – HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSASNo. 1 WKU 64, No. 6 South Alabama 56

2010SUMMIT ARENA


FIRST ROUNDNo. 9 South Alabama 52, No. 8 Florida Atlantic 51No. 4 WKU 83, No. 13 New Orleans 58No. 5 Arkansas State 89, No. 12 Little Rock 82No. 6 Denver 71, No. 11 FIU 64No. 10 UL Monroe 76, No. 7 UL Lafayette 75 QUARTERFINALSNo. 1 Troy 67, No. 9 South Alabama 55No. 4 WKU 65, No. 5 Arkansas State 64No. 2 North Texas 69, No. 10 UL Monroe 66No. 6 Denver 73, No. 3 Middle Tennessee 58SEMIFINALSNo. 1 Troy 54, No. 4 WKU 48No. 2 North Texas 63, No. 6 Denver 56FINALSNo. 2 North Texas 66, No. 1 Troy 63

2011SUMMIT ARENA


FIRST ROUND(E3) WKU 66, (W6) UL Monroe 50(W4) North Texas 83, (E5) Troy 69(E6) FIU 53, (W3) Denver 49(W5) Little Rock 82, (E4) South AlabamaQUARTERFINALS(E3) WKU 81, (W2) UL Lafayette 76(W4) North Texas 78, (E1) Florida Atlantic 64(E2) Middle Tennessee 73, (E6) FIU 38(W5) Little Rock 59, (W1) Arkansas State 52SEMIFINALS(W4) North Texas 81, (E3) WKU 62(W5) Little Rock 65, (E2) Middle Tennessee 56FINALS(W5) Little Rock 64, (W4) North Texas 63

2012SUMMIT ARENA


FIRST ROUNDNo. 6 South Alabama 87, No. 11 Troy 81No. 9 Arkansas State 70, No. 8 Florida Atlantic 55No. 7 WKU 67, No. 10 FIU 63QUARTERFINALSNo. 9 Arkansas State 64, No. 1 Middle Tennessee 61No. 5 North Texas 65, No. 4 UL Lafayette 62No. 7 WKU 68, No. 2 Little Rock 63No. 3 Denver 61, No. 6 South Alabama 50SEMIFINALSNo. 5 North Texas 76, No.9 Arkansas State 72No. 7 WKU 67, No. 3 Denver 63FINALSNo. 7 WKU 74, No. 5 North Texas 70

2013SUMMIT ARENA


FIRST ROUNDNo. 6 WKU 74, No. 11 UL Monroe 60No. 8 UL Lafayette 80, No. 9 North Texas 74No. 10 Troy 81, No. 7 Florida Atlantic 79 (OT)QUARTERFINALSNo. 4 FIU 69, No. 5 Little Rock 54No. 1 Middle Tennessee 81, No. 8 UL Lafayette 66No. 6 WKU 62, No. 3 South Alabama 59No. 2 Arkansas State 68, No. 10 Troy 63 (OT)SEMIFINALSNo. 4 FIU 61, No. 1 Middle Tennessee 57No. 6 WKU 58, No. 2 Arkansas State 56FINALSNo. 6 WKU 65, No. 4 FIU 63

2014LAKEFRONT ARENA

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

FIRST ROUNDNo. 5 Little Rock 74, No. 8 Troy 61No. 6 UT Arlington 68, No. 7 UL Monroe 65QUARTERFINALSNo. 4 Arkansas State 116, No. 5 Little Rock 114 (4 OT)No. 3 UL Lafayette 91, No. 6 UT Arlington 85SEMIFINALSNo. 1 Georgia State 72, No. 4 Arkansas State 45No. 3 UL Lafayette 73, No. 2 WKU 72FINALSNo. 3 UL Lafayette 82, No. 1 Georgia State 81 (OT)

2015LAKEFRONT ARENA

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

FIRST ROUNDNo. 8 Texas State 68, No. 5 UT Arlington 62No. 6 South Alabama 57, No. 5 Little Rock 55QUARTERFINALSNo. 4 UL Lafayette 53, No. 8 Texas State 43No. 3 UL Monroe 77, No. 6 South Alabama 59SEMIFINALSNo. 1 Georgia State 83, No. 4 UL Lafayette 79No. 2 Georgia Southern 44, No. 3 UL Monroe 43FINALSNo. 1 Georgia State 38, No. 2 Georgia Southern 36

Numbers prior to teams represent tournament seed*Title vacated due to NCAA sanctions

TOURNAMENT RESULTS


1977PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Cedric Maxwell SR F UNCCWayne Cooper JR C UNOKent Glover SR G JUChad Kinch FR G UNCCMelvin Watkins SR G UNCC

1978PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Nate Mills SR G UNOWayne Cooper SR C UNOThomas Ledford SR F USALonnie Legette JR G USAArdith Wearren SR F UNO

1979PLAYER YR POS TEAM*James Ray JR C JUJorge Azcoitia FR F USFPaul Devito FR G JUChad Kinch JR G UNCCEd Rains SO F USA

1980PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Edmund Sherod JR G VCUChad Kinch SR G UNCCDanny Kottak JR F VCUKeith McCord SR C UABJames Ray SR F JU

1981PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Kenny Stancell JR C VCUTony Frier JR G USFChris Giles JR F UABMike Hackett JR F JUOliver Robinson JR G UAB

1982PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Oliver Robinson SR G UABChris Giles SR F UABMonty Knight SR G VCUCraig Lane JR F UABWillie Redden SR C USFRory White SR F USA

1983PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Cliff Pruitt SR F UABCharlie Bradley SO F USFCalvin Duncan SO G VCULuellen Foster JR G UABMaurice Roulhac SR G JU

1984PLAYER YR POS TEAM*McKinley Singleton SR G UABCalvin Duncan JR G VCUAnthony Gordon SO F UABKannard Johnson FR F WKUCharlie Smith JR G ODU

1985PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Mike Schlegel SR C VCUMichael Brown JR F VCUMark Davis SR F ODUCalvin Duncan SR G VCUSteve Mitchell JR G UAB

1986PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Otis Smith SR F JUSteve Mitchell SR G UABRonnie Murphy JR G JURay Swogger JR F WKUKeith Thomas SR G ODU

1987PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Tracy Foster SR G UABTellis Frank SR F WKUBrett McNeal SO G WKURonnie Murphy SR F JUJames Ponder SR G UAB

1988PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Byron Dinkins JR G UNCCChris Cheeks JR G VCUJunie Lewis JR G USADan Plondke SR C UNCCPhil Stinnie SR F VCU

1989PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Jeff Hodge SR G USAGabe Estaba JR F/C USAChris Gatling SO C/F ODUJunie Lewis SR G USAReginald Turner SR F UAB

1990PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Radenko Dobras SO G USFDee Brown SR G/F JUHakim Shahib SR C USFMarvin Taylor JR G USFHenry Williams SO G UNCC

1991PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Chris Gatling SR C ODUBoobie James SR G USARicardo Leonard JR F ODUKevin McDaniels SR G USACesar Portillo JR C USA

1992PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Todd Hill JR F USLCarroll Boudreaux JR C UL-LP.J. Brown SR F TechRon Ellis SR F TechTony Martin JR G LR

1993PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Darnell Mee SR G/F WKUMark Bell SR G WKUReggie Garrett SO F UNOErvin Johnson SR C UNOMelvin Simon JR C UNO

1994PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Michael Allen SR G UL-LBarry Brown SR G/F JUChris Robinson SO G/F WKUMelvin Simon SR F UNOByron Starks SR G UL-L

1995PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Chris Robinson JR G/F WKUMuntrelle Dobbins SO F LRDerek Fisher JR G LRDarius Hall SR F WKUJeff Rogers SR G WKU

1996PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Lewis Sims SR F UNOMalik Dixon JR G LRMuntrelle Dobbins JR F LRJames Douglas SR F UNODerek Fisher SR G LR

1997PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Rusty Yoder JR G USAJerome Coaxum JR G USALonnie Cooper SO G TechJohn Knox JR G JUJohnny Miller JR G Tech

1998PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Toby Madison SR G USAJerome Coaxum SR G USADarrian Evans JR F USATyrone Foster SR G UL-LChris Manuel SR G UL-L

1999PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Chico Fletcher JR G A-STEric Beatty SR F A-STRaja Bell SR F FIURavon Farris SR C WKUJoe Harney SR G WKUAntonio Harvey SR G A-ST

2000PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Virgil Stanescu JR C USAOrlando Butler JR G UL-LBlane Harmon JR G UL-LGerrod Henderson JR G TechChris Marcus SO C WKULonnie Thomas JR F UL-L

2001PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Chris Marcus JR C WKUCarlos Arroyo SR F FIUBlane Harmon SR F UL-LNashon McPherson SR G WKUVirgil Stanescu SR C USATory Walker SR F UNO

2002PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Derek Robinson SR G WKUEric Channing SR G NMSUAnthony Johnson JR F UL-LChris Marcus SR C WKUMichael Southall FR C UL-LPatrick Sparks FR G WKU

2003PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Patrick Sparks SO G WKUDavid Boyden SR F WKUTommy Gunn JR G MTWilliam Pippen SR F MTB.J. Pratt SR G DENMike Wells JR G WKU

2004PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Bo McCalebb FR G UNOBrad Boyd SR F UL-LMichael Cuffee JR F MTBrandon Freeman JR G LRTommy Gunn SR G MTBrian Hamilton JR F UL-L

2005PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Tiras Wade JR G UL-LIvan Almonte JR F FIUErik Benzel SR G DUBrian Hamilton SR F UL-LDwayne Mitchell JR G UL-LCourtney Lee FR F WKU

2006PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Chey Christie SR G USARichard Law SR F USAElgrace Wilborn SR C/F WKUAnthony Winchester SR G WKUMichael Southall SR C UL-LYemi Nicholson SR C DU

2007PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Calvin Watson SR G NTBo McCalebb JR G UNOCourtney Lee JR G/F WKUIsaac Wells JR F A-STBen Bell JR G NTAdrian Banks JR G A-ST

2008PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Jeremy Evans SO F WKUDemetric Bennett SR G USAKevin Kanaskie JR G MTDesmond Yates SO F MTCourtney Lee SR G WKUTyrone Brazelton SR G WKU

2009PLAYER YR POS TEAM*AJ Slaughter JR G WKUJosh White SO G NTDeAndre Coleman SR F USADomonic Tilford SR G USAOrlando Mendez-Valdez SR G WKUSergio Kerusch SO G/F WKU

2010PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Eric Tramiel SR F NTBrandon Hazzard SR G TROYGeorge Odufuwa JR F NTNate Rohnert SR G/F DUAJ Slaughter SR G WKUMichael Vogler SR G TROY

2011PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Solomon Bozeman SR G LR Tristan Thompson SR G NTSergio Kerusch SR F WKUGeorge Odufuwa SR C/F NTJosh White SR G NTAlex Garcia-Mendoza SR G LR

2012PLAYER YR POS TEAM*George Fant Fr. F WKUTrey Finn Sr. G A-STJacob Holmen Jr. F NTTony Mitchell Fr. F NTDerrick Gordon Fr. G WKUKahil McDonald Sr. G WKU

2013PLAYER YR POS TEAM*T.J. Price So. F WKUBrandon Peterson Sr. F A-STMalik Smith Jr. G FIUDeric Hill So. G FIUBrandon Harris Jr. G WKUGeorge Fant So. F WKU

2014PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Bryant Mbamalu Sr. G UL-LEd Townsel Sr. F A-STRyan Harrow Jr. G GSUR.J. Hunter So. G GSUXavian Rimmer Jr. G UL-LReger Dowell Sr. G UTA

2015PLAYER YR POS TEAM*Kevin Ware RJr. G GSUJelani Hewitt Sr. G GSTrent Wiedeman Sr. F GSMarkus Crider Jr. F GSUR.J. Hunter Jr. G GSUKasey Shepard Sr. G UL-L

* TOURNAMENT MOP

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS


MOST POINTSGAME116 ...............Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 2014TOURNAMENT 312 ............................................North Texas, 2007

MOST POINTS IN ONE HALFFIRST HALF66 ............................Troy vs. Arkansas State, 2006SECOND HALF65 ............................................ JU vs. Lamar, 1992

FEWEST POINTSGAME20 ...........................South Alabama vs. UNO, 1978

BIGGEST WINNING MARGINGAME46 ................................USA (105) vs. JU (59), 1989

MOST FIELD GOALSGAME44 .................................JU vs. Georgia State, 197744 ................................................USA vs. JU, 1989TOURNAMENT113 .........................................................USA, 1989

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME89 ..................Little Rock vs Arkansas State, 2014TOURNAMENT239 ............................................North Texas, 2007

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME.642 (34-53) ....................Charlotte vs. WKU, 1990

MOST THREE-PT FIELD GOALSGAME23 ............................Troy vs. Arkansas State, 2006TOURNAMENT29 ...........................................................Troy, 2006

MOST THREE-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME40 ............................Troy vs. Arkansas State, 2006TOURNAMENT74 .............................................UL Lafayette, 1998

BEST 3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN 10 ATT).636 (7-11) ............................................ UAB, 1987TOURNAMENT (MIN 15 ATT).515 (17-33) ..............................North Texas, 2012

MOST FREE THROWSGAME43 .................Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 2010TOURNAMENT91 ...........................................................VCU, 1980

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSGAME58 .................Arkansas State vs. Little Rock, 2010TOURNAMENT121 .........................................................VCU, 1980

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSGAME22 ...Solomon Bozeman (Little Rock) vs. MT, 2011TOURNAMENT50 .............. Solomon Bozeman (Little Rock), 2011

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN 10 ATT)1.000 (20-20) ......Tristan Thompson (NT) vs. FAU, 20111.000 (14-14) ..... Shaun Reynolds (UNO) vs. Little Rock, 20071.000 (13-13) .......Rashad Allison (A-ST) vs. Little Rock, 20101.000 (12-12) ..Tiras Wade (ULL) vs. Denver, 2005 1.000 (10-10) ......Gerald Williams (UNO) vs. USA, 19941.000 (10-10) .................... Dionte Ferguson (USA) TOURNAMENT (MIN 10 ATT)1.000 (16-16) .......... Shaun Reynolds (UNO), 20071.000 (15-15) .............. Keith Thomas (ODU), 19841.000 (13-13) ............Rashad Allison (A-ST), 20101.000 (12-12) .................. Tony Mitchell (NT), 20121.000 (11-11) ..............Rolando Lamb (VCU), 1985 1.000 (11-11) .............. Calvin Duncan (VCU), 19851.000 (10-10) D’Andre Williams (Little Rock), 20111.000 (10-10) ....................Jeff Hodge (USA), 19881.000 (10-10) ........... John Thompson (VCU), 19881.000 (10-10) ................Jack Kramer (UAB), 19901.000 (10-10) ...........Dionte Ferguson (USA), 2015

MOST REBOUNDSGAME21 ..........Shawnson Johnson (UNT) vs. UNO, 2004TOURNAMENT50 ...............................George Odufuwa (NT), 2011

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSGAME8 ....... Ryan Moss (Little Rock) vs. Louisiana Tech, 1998..............Shawnson Johnson (UNT) vs. UNO, 2004

MOST ASSISTSGAME12 ......................Frank Smith (ODU) vs. USA, 1985..........................Frank Smith (ODU) vs. VCU, 1985

MOST STEALSGAME8 ........................R.J. Hunter (GSU) vs. UL-L, 2015

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN 10 ATT)1.000 (12-12) .........................................USF, 1981

MOST REBOUNDSGAME63 .............................................UNO vs. ULL, 1996TOURNAMENT165 ............................................North Texas, 2007

MOST ASSISTSTOURNAMENT65 ...........................................................USA, 1989

MOST POINTSGAME41 .......................... Dee Brown (JU) vs. ODU, 1990TOURNAMENT95 ............................ Tristan Thompson (NT), 2011

MOST FIELD GOALSGAME16 .......................... Dee Brown (JU) vs. ODU, 1990TOURNAMENT29 .....................................Phil Stinnie (VCU), 1988

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME26 ..................Terry Catledge (USA) vs. ODU, 1985........................Ronnie Murphy (JU) vs. UAB, 1987........................Tyrone Garris (UNO) vs. USL, 1996...........Nick Zachery (Little Rock) vs. NMSU, 2003.......................Bo McCalebb (UNO) vs. A-ST, 2007TOURNAMENT63 ....................................Phil Stinnie (VCU), 1988.

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME (MIN 10 ATT)1.000 (10-10) ....Mike Schlegel (VCU) vs. JU, 1985TOURNAMENT (MIN 15 ATT).812 (13-16) ...Kolin Weaver (A-ST) vs. UNO, 2001

MOST THREE-PT FIELD GOALSGAME9 .............................John Knox (JU) vs. A-ST, 1997TOURNAMENT13 .......................................... John Knox, JU, 1997

MOST THREE-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME15 .......Nick Zachery (Little Rock) vs. NMSU, 2003TOURNAMENT28 ..................................Erik Benzel, Denver, 2005

BEST 3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN 5 ATT)1.00 (5-5) ........Jacob Holmen (NT) vs. A-ST, 2012TOURNAMENT (MIN 10 ATT).727 (8-11) ........................Jeff Hodge (USA), 1989

MOST FREE THROWSGAME20 ............... Tristan Thompson (NT) vs. FAU, 2011TOURNAMENT44 .............. Solomon Bozeman (Little Rock), 2011

TOURNAMENT RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


YEAR SITE TOTAL ATTENDANCE AVG PER SESSION1977 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, NC) .................................................................................... 18,745 ......................................................................9,3731978 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, NC) .................................................................................... 22,566 ......................................................................7,5221979 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, NC) .................................................................................... 19,382 ......................................................................6,4611980 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, NC) .................................................................................... 12,874 ......................................................................3,2191981 Jacksonville Coliseum (Jacksonville, FL) ........................................................................... 15,264 ......................................................................5,0881982 Birmingham-Jefferson Coliseum (Birmingham, AL) ......................................................... 29,079 ......................................................................9,6931983 Birmingham-Jefferson Coliseum (Birmingham, AL) ......................................................... 39,064 ......................................................................9,7661984 Birmingham-Jefferson Coliseum (Birmingham, AL) ......................................................... 35,029 ......................................................................8,7571985 Hampton Coliseum (Hampton, VA) ..................................................................................... 30,894 ......................................................................7,7241986 Birmingham-Jefferson Coliseum (Birmingham, AL) ......................................................... 25,724 ......................................................................6,4311987 E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, KY) ............................................................................... 32,000 ......................................................................8,0001988 Richmond Coliseum (Richmond, VA) .................................................................................. 30,834 ......................................................................7,7091989 Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, NC) .................................................................................... 20,830 ......................................................................5,2071990 Birmingham-Jefferson Coliseum (Birmingham, AL) ......................................................... 27,818 ......................................................................6,9551991 Mobile Civic Center (Mobile, AL) ......................................................................................... 42,200 ....................................................................10,5501992 Mississippi Coast Coliseum (Biloxi, MS) ............................................................................. 14,416 ......................................................................2,8831993 Mississippi Coast Coliseum (Biloxi, MS) ............................................................................. 19,649 ......................................................................4,9121994 E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, KY) ............................................................................... 34,946 ......................................................................6,9891995 Barton Coliseum (Little Rock, AR) ...................................................................................... 25,063 ......................................................................5,0121996 Barton Coliseum (Little Rock, AR) ...................................................................................... 23,842 ......................................................................4,7681997 Barton Coliseum (Little Rock, AR) ...................................................................................... 12,754 ......................................................................2,5511998 CAJUNDOME (Lafayette, LA) .............................................................................................. 25,156 ......................................................................5,0321999 CAJUNDOME (Lafayette, LA) .............................................................................................. 15,830 ......................................................................3,9582000 Alltel Arena (Little Rock, AR) .............................................................................................. 15,628 ......................................................................3,9072001 Mitchell Arena (Mobile, AL) ................................................................................................. 23,926 ......................................................................3,9882002 Lakefront Arena (New Orleans, LA) .................................................................................... 20,166 ......................................................................4,0332003 E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, KY) ............................................................................... 29,410 ......................................................................5,8822004 E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, KY) ............................................................................... 16,717 ......................................................................2,3882005 The Super Pit (Denton, TX) .................................................................................................. 13,355 ......................................................................2,2262006 The Murphy Center (Murfreesboro, TN) ............................................................................. 15,436 ......................................................................2,5762007 CAJUNDOME (Lafayette, LA) .............................................................................................. 13,767 ......................................................................2,7532008 The Mitchell Center (Mobile, AL) ........................................................................................ 23,362 ......................................................................3,3372009 Summit Arena (Hot Springs, AR) ........................................................................................ 23,611 ......................................................................4,7232010 Summit Arena (Hot Springs, AR) ........................................................................................ 21,477 ......................................................................4,2952011 Summit Arena (Hot Springs, AR) ........................................................................................16, 583 ......................................................................4,1462012 Summit Arena (Hot Springs, AR) ........................................................................................ 16,109 ......................................................................4,0272013 Summit Arena (Hot Springs, AR) ........................................................................................ 13,332 ......................................................................3,3332014 Lakefront Arena (New Orleans, LA) ..................................................................................... 7,637 .......................................................................1,9092015 Lakefront Arena (New Orleans, LA) ..................................................................................... 5,418 .......................................................................1,355

SUN BELT TOURNAMENT COMPOSITE STANDINGS

SCHOOL YEARS W-L SF TITLESUL-L 25 (1992-2015) 23-18 (.561) 11 1992, 94, 2000, 2014GS 1 (2015) 1-1 (.500) 1 --TXST 1 (2015) 1-1 (.500) 0 --USA 38 (1977-2013) 32-33 (.492) 18 1989, 91, 97, 98, 2006LR 24 (1992-2015) 20-22 (.476) 9 2011A-ST 23 (1992-2014) 14-21 (.400) 4 1999Troy 9 (2006-2013) 5-8 (.384) 2 --GSU 7 (1977-2015) 3-6 (.333) 1 2015UTA 2 (2014-2015) 1-2 (.333) 0 --ULM 9 (2007-2015) 3-7 (.300) 1 --

FMR. MEMBERS YEARS W-L SF TITLESUAB 12 (1980-91) 20-8 (.714) 10 1982, 83, 84, 87WKU 31 (1983-2012) 49-22 (.690) 21 93, 95, 2001, 02, 03, 08, 09, 12, 13NT 13 (2001-2012) 16-10 (.615) 3 2007, 2010VCU 12 (1980-91) 14-9 (.609) 8 1980, 81, 85JU 22 (1977-98) 20-20 (.500) 12 1979, 86MT 13 (2001-2012) 13-13 (.500) 5 --UNO 22 (1977-80, 92-08, 2010) 19-20 (.487) 8 1978, 96ODU 9 (1983-91) 8-9 (.471) 5 --Tech 10 (1992-01) 8-10 (.444) 4 --Denver 12 (2000-2012) 9-12 (.429) 5 --UNCC 15 (1977-91) 9-13 (.409) 6 1977, 88NMSU 3 (2002-05) 2-3 (.400) 2 --FIU 14 (1999-2012) 9-14 (.391) 3 --USF 15 (1977-91) 9-14 (.391) 6 1990UTPA 6 (1992, 94-98) 3-6 (.333) 1 --FAU 7 (2007-2012) 2-7 (.222) 0 --Lamar 7 (1992-98) 2-7 (.222) 1 --UCF 1 (1992) 0-1 (.000) 0 --

SCHOOL WINSWKU .......................................................................................50SOUTH ALABAMA ............................................................. 32LITTLE ROCK .................................................................... 21UAB ........................................................................................20Jacksonville ...........................................................................20New Orleans ..........................................................................19UL LAFAYETTE ................................................................. 22North Texas ............................................................................16VCU .........................................................................................14ARKANSAS STATE ............................................................ 15Middle Tennessee ..................................................................13Charlotte ..................................................................................9South Florida ...........................................................................9FIU ............................................................................................9Old Dominion ...........................................................................8Louisiana Tech .........................................................................8Denver ......................................................................................7TROY ................................................................................... 5UTPA .........................................................................................3GEORGIA STATE .................................................................. 4Florida Atlantic ........................................................................2UL MONROE ........................................................................ 3Lamar .......................................................................................2New Mexico State.....................................................................2GEORGIA SOUTHERN .......................................................... 1UT ARLINGTON ................................................................... 1TEXAS STATE ...................................................................... 1

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TOURNAMENT RECORDS


TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP LOCATION1977 Charlotte New Orleans Charlotte, N.C.1978 New Orleans South Alabama Charlotte, N.C.1979 Jacksonville USF Charlotte, N.C.1980 VCU UAB Charlotte, N.C.1981 VCU UAB Jacksonville, Fla.1982 UAB VCU Birmingham, Ala.1983 UAB USF Birmingham, Ala.1984 UAB ODU Birmingham, Ala.1985 VCU ODU Hampton, Va.1986 Jacksonville UAB Birmingham, Ala.1987 UAB WKU Bowling Green, Ky.1988 Charlotte VCU Richmond, Va.1989 South Alabama Jacksonville Charlotte, N.C.1990 USF Charlotte Birmingham, Ala.1991 South Alabama ODU Mobile, Ala.1992 UL Lafayette Louisiana Tech Biloxi, Miss.1993 WKU New Orleans Biloxi, Miss.1994 UL Lafayette WKU Bowling Green, Ky.1995 WKU UALR Little Rock, Ark.1996 New Orleans UALR Little Rock, Ark.1997 South Alabama Louisiana Tech Little Rock, Ark.1998 South Alabama UL Lafayette Lafayette, La.1999 Arkansas State WKU Lafayette, La.2000 UL Lafayette South Alabama Little Rock, Ark.2001 WKU South Alabama Mobile, Ala.2002 WKU UL Lafayette New Orleans, La.2003 WKU Middle Tennessee Bowling Green, Ky.2004 *UL Lafayette New Orleans Bowling Green, Ky.2005 *UL Lafayette Denver Denton, Texas2006 South Alabama WKU Murfreesboro, Tenn.2007 North Texas Arkansas State Lafayette, La.2008 WKU Middle Tennessee Mobile, Ala.2009 WKU South Alabama Hot Springs, Ark.2010 North Texas Troy Hot Springs, Ark.2011 UALR North Texas Hot Springs, Ark.2012 WKU North Texas Hot Springs, Ark.2013 WKU FIU Hot Springs, Ark.2014 UL Lafayette Georgia State New Orleans, La.2015 Georgia State Georgia Southern New Orleans, La.

* Title vacated due to NCAA sanctions

NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT ARENALakefront Arena has set the standard in the metro-New Orleans area in providing a venue for sports and concerts. Events are intimately presented whether the performance is in 3000, 10000 or anything in between. Because of the excellent acoustics and the intimacy of design, the Arena has maintained the reputation that there is no bad seat in the house.

39th Annual Sun Belt Conference Men’s Basketball Championship New Orleans Lakefront Arena • New Orleans, Louisiana

March 10-13, 2015

The 2015 Sun Belt Conference Men’s Basketball Championship returns to New Orleans as the Sun Belt Conference hosts this year’s Championship in the city it calls home. Eight teams will battle it out on the court March 10-13 for the right to represent the league in the NCAA Tournament. This will be the

third time New Orleans will be hosting the basketball championship as the tournament was previously held in New Orleans in 2002 and 2014-15.

2016 MEN’S BASKETBALLCHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Thursday, March 10 (Opening Round)G1: No. 8 vs. No. 5 5:00 p.m. (ESPN3)G2: No. 7 vs. No. 6 7:30 p.m. (ESPN3) Friday, March 11 (Quarterfinals)G3: Winner G1 vs. No. 4 5:00 p.m. (ESPN3)G4: Winner G2 vs. No. 3 7:30 p.m. (ESPN3)

Satuday, March 12 (Semifinals)G5: Winner G3 vs. No. 1 1:00 p.m. (ESPN3)G6: Winner G4 vs. No. 2 3:30 p.m. (ESPN3) Sunday, March 13 (Championship Game)G7: Winner G5 vs. Winner G6 12:00 p.m. (ESPN2)

Top (8) seeds from regular-season will advance to the SBC Championship.

All times are Central time and subject to change without notice.

TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURESThe seeds for the Championship shall be determined based on each team’s regular-season conference finish. In the event of a tie for a particular seed, the seed will be determined as follows:

Two TeamsHighest win-loss percentage of head-to-head competition during the regular season.

1. Each teams’ win-loss percentage vs. the team occupying the highest position in the final regular-season standings, and then continuing down through the standings until one teams gains an advantage.

2. When arriving at another group of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record against the collective tied teams as a group (prior to that group’s own tie-breaking procedure), rather than the performance against individual tied teams.

3. If the records are the same against all teams, then the seeded position would be determined by a toss of the coin by the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner.

Three or More Teams1. Highest win-loss percentage of the tied teams against each other is first

considered.2. Each teams’ win-loss percentage vs. the team occupying the highest

position in the final regular-season standings, and then continuing down through the standings until one teams gains an advantage.

3. When arriving at another group of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record against the collective tied teams as a group (prior to that group’s own tie-breaking procedure), rather than the performance against individual tied teams.

4. If there is still a tie, the seeded position of the teams will be determined by a draw conducted by the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner.

5. For all ties involving three or more teams, once the tie is broken and the highest-seeded team is determined, the remaining tied teams will revert back to the beginning of the applicable tiebreaker.

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All times Central (CT) and subject to change

QuarterfinalsFriday, March 11

SemifinalsSaturday, March 12

ChampionshipSunday, March 13

Opening RoundThursday, March 10

5 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

5 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

1 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

12 p.m. (CT)ESPN2

3:30 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

7:30 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

7:30 p.m. (CT)ESPN3

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No. 1 Seed

No. 5 Seed

No. 8 Seed

No. 4 Seed

No. 2 Seed

No. 6 Seed

No. 3 Seed

No. 7 Seed

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