2005-06 The Citadel Basketball Media Guide

Basketball Media Guide • � • The Citadel 2005-2006

Bulldog Basketball 2005-2006Playing for the Lowcountry

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Inside .............................................................................................�The Outlook .................................................................................3 Team Facts ..............................................................................8The Seniors ..................................................................................9 Matt Davis ............................................................................ �0 Kevin Hammack ................................................................. �2 Andy Miller .......................................................................... �4 Dante Terry .......................................................................... �62004-05 Results & Individual Statistics ........................... �8The Underclassmen ............................................................... �9 J’Mel Everhart ..................................................................... 20 Donny McLendon ............................................................. 22 Mark Schiavoni ................................................................... 24 Joseph Thompson ............................................................ 26 Aaron Xia .............................................................................. 28 Warren McLendon ............................................................ 30 Demetrius Nelson ............................................................. 32 Jonathan Brick .................................................................... 34 Chayne Dawley .................................................................. 35 Chris Diasparra ................................................................... 36 Vytautas Valiulis ................................................................. 37Bulldogs Play in the Pro Ranks ........................................... 38The Coaches ............................................................................. 39 Pat Dennis ............................................................................ 40 Chris Gerlufsen ................................................................... 42 Mike Summey ..................................................................... 44 Paul Lambert....................................................................... 44 Clyde Wormley ................................................................... 44 Jonathan Gunnells ............................................................ 45 Sgt. Maj. Webb ................................................................... 46 General & Boo V ................................................................. 46The Opponents ....................................................................... 47 vs. Delaware • vs. N.C. State ......................................... 48 vs. Stetson • Asbury ........................................................ 49 at Army • Florida Christian ........................................... 50 Charleston Southern • Atlanta Christian ................. 5� Webber International • at Western Carolina .......... 52

Annual Attendance .......................................................... 85 Yearly Scoring Leaders .................................................... 86 Citadel �00-Point Games ................................................ 86 Opponent �00-Point Games ......................................... 86 Honors and Awards .......................................................... 88 Southern Conference Awards All-Time Lettermen All-Time Results Listed By Year ................................................................. 90 Listed By Opponent .................................................... 96 All-Time Assistant Coaches ..........................................�00 All-Time Head Coach Records .....................................�0� �,000-Point Scorers .........................................................�02Southern Conference ..........................................................�03 2004-05 Results and Standings ..................................�04 All Southern-Conference Lists ....................................�04 Quick Facts and All-Time Members ..........................�06Home of the Bulldogs ........................................................�07 McAlister Field House & the Maniacs .......................�08 Who Was Col. David McAlister? ..................................��0 The Citadel Points of Pride ...........................................��2 Charleston, South Carolina ..........................................��3 The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc. ....................��4 Basketball Players in the Athletic Hall of Fame ......��4Administration & Staff ........................................................��5 Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, ’73 .............................................��6 Les Robinson .....................................................................��8 Noelle Orr ...........................................................................�20Media Resources ...................................................................�2� Credentials and Facilities ..............................................�22 General Information & Media Outlets .....................�24 Travel Plans ........................................................................�25 Rosters & Pronunciation Guide ..................................�26 Rosters Listed... Alphabetical, Numerical and By Class, State & Position Player Page Quick Reference.......................................�27Player Photo Quick Reference ..........................................�28

at Duquesne • at Navy ................................................... 53 Pennsylvania • Georgia Southern .............................. 54 at Davidson • at College of Charleston .................... 55 Wofford • at Furman ....................................................... 56 at UNC Greensboro • Appalachian State ................ 57 Chattanooga • at Elon .................................................... 58 Savannah State • at Georgia Southern .................... 59 Davidson • College of Charleston .............................. 60 Furman • at Savannah State ........................................ 6� at Wofford • at SoCon Tournament ........................... 622004-2005 Results .................................................................. 63 at Army • Washington & Lee • at Georgetown ........ 64 Chowan • Voorhees • Atlanta Christian ...................... 65 Savannah State • at Clemson • Western Carolina ... 66 Navy • at Chattanooga • Georgia Southern ............. 67 at Savannah State • at Furman • at Wofford ............. 68 UNC Greensboro • at East Tenn. St. • at Davidson .. 69 Wofford • at Appalachian State • Furman ................. 70 College of Chas. • at Ga. Sthrn. • at Chas. Sthrn. ..... 7� Elon • Davidson • at College of Charleston ............... 72 at 2005 Southern Conference Tournament ............. 73Joe Eubanks ’69 ....................................................................... 74The Records .............................................................................. 75 Individual Records ............................................................ 76 Team Records ..................................................................... 78 Individual Scoring ............................................................. 80 Individual Rebounding ................................................... 80 Individual Field Goals ...................................................... 82 Individual 3-Point Field Goals ....................................... 82 Individual Free Throws .................................................... 84 Noteworthy Games .......................................................... 84 Top Crowds to See The Citadel ..................................... 84 Top Home Crowds ............................................................ 85

“I left The Citadel as a point guard and walked straight into my life as a writer. I thought I was the lucki-est man on earth. I carried The Citadel inside me, and I knew it was not just a college I had gone to, and I have never pretended it was. It’s a civilization and way of knowledge, a paradox, a bright circus of life, a mirror and a bindery of souls, a hive of sweat and hard work, a preparation for the journey, a trailblazer and a road map, a purgatory, an awakening, and an insider’s guide to the dilemma of being alive and ready for anything that the world might throw your way.”

— Pat Conroy From his book My Losing Season

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The Outlook

Excuse Citadel Coach Pat Dennis if he seems excited about the 2005-06 season. But in reality, he has ample reason.

The Bulldogs return 10 letter winners from last season’s 12-16 record, including all five primary starters. Dennis, who enters his 14th season with the Bulldogs, openly admits that he “likes this team,” one that features four seniors, all of whom have valuable playing experience.

This team easily reminds Dennis of his 2001 and ’02 teams that won 33 games and he adds that the staff has “addresses each of our needs, recruiting-wise.”

“There are signs that this squad could be as good as those back-to-back winning teams,” Dennis claims. “The signs are there, both on- and off-the-court. The biggest thing, however, will be our ability to face adversity, and we, like everyone else, will have some this year. All good teams face adversity, and they overcome it.

“But it could be easier for us this year because we have older players and players with more experience,” he

five may be the probable early-season starters, Dennis is excited about the competition from others that will exist for playing time.

“This could be one of the best teams I’ve had here with regard to positive

Dennis: “We have a chance to be pretty

good.”

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the team’s leader in steals, averaging two per contest.

At the No. 2 guard slot will most probably be Donny McLendon, an

instant-offense shooter who finished his first season with the Bulldogs as

the team’s second-leading scorer (12.6). Capable of hitting from all over the floor, McLendon had 10 games in which he scored 15 or more points. Defensively,

McLendon has the ability to create havoc.

Senior Dante Terry, who started all but one game as a

sophomore, aims to gain significantly more playing

time this season than his 13 minutes from a year ago. He is possibly in the best physical shape of his life and Dennis is

counting on his leadership and versatility.

There are four newcomers eager to display their skills in the

backcourt, including highly-touted rookie Vytautas Valiulis, one that Dennis is extremely high on. A native of Lithuania, “V” is another traditionally strong point guard in the Hammack mold. He is positioned to provide Hammack with a breather or two, and


explains.A pair of topnotch guards in Kevin

Hammack and Donnie McLendon leads the backcourt, while J’Mel Everhart, Warren McLendon and Andy Miller pace the frontcourt. While those

attitudes, work ethic and the intangibles that are needed to create a good team,” he added. “We, as coaches, have to develop the right chemistry and if that happens, then we have a chance to be pretty good.”

Keeping a positive attitude will be critical for The Citadel in 2005-06 as the Bulldogs raced to a 12-5 mark last season but struggled down the stretch and dropped their final 11 outings.

“We will be positive this year,” Dennis proclaimed. “The staff will remain positive as will the team.”

Taking a glance at the roster, position-by-position, provides Dennis ample reason for that positivism.

GUARDSKevin Hammack, who averaged a

tad more than 30 minutes of playing time per outing last year, will be the lead point guard. There have been only nine times in his Citadel career when he did not start and the offense revolves around his ability to make things happen. He was one of three Bulldogs who averaged 12 points per game (12.1), and, unless something unfortunate occurs, he will leave The Citadel as the college’s all-time assist leader. Defensively, he was also Hammack Terry

his ball-handling skills are among his assets.

Chris Diasparra is a tough New York player whom the coaches spent a considerable amount of time recruiting. A noted shooter, Diasparra won’t make

many mistakes and his strength makes up for his lack of size.

Dennis can also call on first-year players Mark Schiavoni and Jonathan Brick. Schiavoni, who came to The Citadel from the Coast Guard Academy, can also play a wing. A solid shooter, Schiavoni could provide instant offense off the bench. Brick, a recruited walk-on, offers the team a true third point guard. A year of prep school has aided Brick, one who makes solid decisions on the break and in the half-court game.

FORWARDSA former member of the Southern

Conference’s All-Freshman Team, J’Mel Everhart, now a junior, can play either forward position, but is expected to see more action at the No. 3 slot. The team’s best field goal percentage shooter was also the team’s leader in rebounds, rebound average, offensive and defensive rebounds. He averaged a shade under 10 points per outing (9.4), but, according to Dennis, has been the team’s unsung hero the past two seasons.

Everhart, called by Dennis a “coach’s dream,” does all of the little things to help. He has started every single game since his freshman year (58 consecutive games), and has improved in every aspect. Adds Dennis, “J’Mel may be the

scorer last year (12.8). A Charles Barkley-type of warrior who combines athleticism and power, McLendon will only get better each year. He rebounds well in traffic and can do much, even at 6-5. Dennis claims that he is certainly one of the most talented recruits The

from a year ago which will help him immensely. According to Dennis, Thompson owns a good feel for the game as he has “a high basketball IQ.” His coach adds that Thompson can put the ball on the floor, shoot from outside, pass and drive. Dennis is high on Thompson and the junior is eager to respond.

CENTERSWhile 6-11 Andy Miller is the lone

center listed on the roster, he has an ample supply of those ready to help him down in the blocks.

Warren McLendon and Aaron Xia have experience in the paint, and Demetrius Nelson is no stranger to that portion of the floor. But Miller, who has added a good 20 pounds to his frame, looms as the starter and hopes to improve on his 11.2 minutes per game from a year ago. Miller finished second on the team in field goal percentage (.487), and is expected to improve from his 19 blocks last season.

He was slowed by mononucleosis early in the 2004-05 campaign, but is healthy now and ready to enjoy his final season. There aren’t many 6-11 players in the league, but Miller has come a long way and has developed through hard work in the weight room.

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most unique player we’ve had in my 14 years at The Citadel, and I say that with admiration and all sincerity.”

With Everhart taking one forward spot, the other will most probably go to Warren McLendon – Donny’s younger brother – who was the team’s leading

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Citadel has ever brought in, and his footwork around the basket is one of his primary strengths.

Senior Matt Davis, who led the Southern Conference in 3-point field goal percentage (.370), finished as the team’s third-leading rebounder

Although averaging only 5.5 points per game, Davis is a solid shooter who plays with high-energy and great toughness. His work on the glass is a must for the Bulldogs again this season, and Dennis praises his loyalty, work ethic and desire.

Demetrius Nelson, a local product, displayed great signs as a freshman last season and has made great progress in the area of conditioning. He possesses a good shooting touch and passes well around the post. While listed as a forward, he will certainly see some time down on the blocks.

Junior Aaron Xia has worked on his consistency, and remains a force down low as this tough kid won’t back down from anyone. He has the ability to be an explosive offensive player, and the staff is eager for him to peak, and several believe that he could do that this year.

Another forward who could see time at the No. 3 or 4 positions is Joseph Thompson, who dropped 25 pounds

SCHEDULEThe Citadel again plays a challenging

slate of games, highlighted by the season-opening three-games-in-three-days Hispanic College Fund Classic, hosted by NC State in Raleigh, NC. In consecutive days, the Bulldogs play

Quakers came to Charleston in 1978.

The Southern Conference Basketball Tournament returns to the North Charleston

Coliseum after a year in Chattanooga and will be held March 2-5.

D. McLendon

Dennis and

Everhart

Stetson, NC State and Delaware, all at the Wolfpack’s home court.

“It will be a tough three days,” Dennis said. “But it will tell us exactly where we need to improve and to get ready for the conference portion of the schedule.”

In addition to the NC State event, the Bulldogs meet Army and Navy, both on the road, while also facing Duquesne away from McAlister Field House. At home, The Citadel entertains cross-county rival Charleston Southern and will host Penn for the first time since the

Team FactsCoaching StaffHead Coach: Pat Dennis (Washington & Lee ‘79)Record At The Citadel: 148-212 (13)Overall Record: 148-212 (13)Assistant Coaches: Chris Gerlufsen (Randolph-Macon ‘98), Mike Summey (North Carolina State ‘97), Clyde Wormley (The Citadel ‘03)Director of Sports Medicine: Andy ClawsonBasketball Trainer Jonathan Gunnells Basketball Video Coordinator: Paul LambertBasketball Office Phone: (843) 953-5070

Basketball FactsFirst Year of Basketball: 1900-01Overall All-Time Record: 855-10802004-05 Overall Record: 12-162004-05 Southern Conference Record (Finish): 4-12, 6th in the South DivisionTotal Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/3Total Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0Starters Returning (5): Kevin Hammack (G), Donny McLendon (G), J’mel Everhart (F), Warren McLendon (F), Andy Miller (C).Key Returnees:Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. GP/GS Ppg. Rpg.Matt Davis 6-5 210 Sr. F 28/15 5.5 4.5Kevin Hammack 6-1 189 Sr. G 28/24 12.1 2.9Andy Miller 6-11 245 Sr. C 27/13 1.9 2.4Dante Terry 6-2 195 Sr. G 26/12 2.8 1.1J’mel Everhart 6-6 195 Jr. F 28/28 9.4 7.7Donny McLendon 6-0 175 Jr. G 22/12 12.6 3.6Joseph Thompson 6-6 235 Jr. F 22/0 2.0 1.2Aaron Xia 6-8 245 Jr. F 21/5 2.3 2.5Warren McLendon 6-5 254 So. F 27/25 12.8 6.7 Demetrius Nelson 6-8 235 So. F 28/2 2.6 2.1

Key Newcomers:Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. HometownMark Schiavoni 6-3 195 Jr. F Winchester, VAJonathan Brick 6-0 175 Fr. G Baltimore, MDChayne Dawley 6-4 175 Fr. G Charleston, SCChris Diasparra 6-2 205 Fr. G Mahopae, NYVytautas Valiulis 6-1 180 Fr. G Vilnius, Lithuania



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MattDavis

6-5 • 2�0Senior • Forward

Carrollton, TX

Coach’s quips:An absolute warrior ... is a tough kid who

gives 100 percent effort, 100 percent of the time ... I would want him to watch my back ... loyalty is among his greatest assets ... a high energy player ... few realized that he led the Southern Conference in three-point percentage ... is a very capable and selective shooter ... always works hard over the summer to improve his strength and conditioning ... can be a great rebounder, and must continue going to the glass ... mental and physical toughness brings an intangible quality to the team ... we have expectations of him ... will primarily play the No. 3 position, but can play swing, shooting and power forward positions.

2004-2005:Came on strong at the season’s end, reaching

double-figures in scoring in 5 of the last 11 games ... season-high was 13 points at College of Charleston ... enjoyed 11-point nights at Davidson and in the first game against College of Charleston ... had three 10-point nights (Washington & Lee, Furman and Elon) ... was perfect on all three 3-point attempts against the College of Charleston and both against Western Carolina ... season-high 4 assists at Clemson ... had at least 1 rebound in every game, including a season-high 9 against Washington & Lee ... recorded a season-high 5 assists in the Washington & Lee game ... had 14 games in which he had at least 5 rebounds ... made all 4 free throw attempts against Appalachian State and all 3 against Davidson ... stole the ball 4 times against Davidson ... did not record an assist in only 8 games ... scored at least 1 point in all but 4 games.

2002-2003:Played in 19 games, and earned his

first career start against Furman ... posted a then career-high 7 rebounds against Emmanuel, while logging career-highs in minutes (18) and points (9) against Furman ... scored in 7 of his 19 games played ... logged double-

digit minutes played in 4 games

POINTS2004-05…13, CofC (2/26/05) • Career…14, UNCG (1/24/04)

REBOUNDS2004-05…9, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)Career…9, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…5, CofC (2/26/05) • Career…5, twice

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…10, CofC (2/26/05) • Career…10, CofC (2/26/05)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…3, four times • Career…4, UNCG (1/24/04)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…7, CofC (2/26/04) • Career…7, twice

FREE THROWS2004-05…4, Appalachian State (3/2/05)

Career…5, CofC (1/31/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…4, twice • Career…8, CofC (1/31/04)

ASSISTS2004-05…5, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)Career…5, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)

STEALS2004-05…4, Davidson (2/22/05) • Career…4, twice

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…2, CofC (2/10/05) • Career…2, CofC (2/10/05)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…36, Wofford (1/17/05)Career…36, Wofford (1/17/05)

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2003-2004: Started eight of 27 games he

played ... 14 points versus UNCG set a personal-high ... 12 of his 14 points against the Spartans came via three three-pointers and one field goal ... also set a career-high versus UNCG in rebounds with eight ... made 5 of 8 free throws against College of Charleston to set a career-high for free throws made and attempted ... his four assists versus Army and four steals against Washington & Lee also set personal-highs ... played 30 minutes twice (CofC and Furman) to record a career-high in minutes played ... finished third on the team in three-point attempts with 2.7 per game ... posted double-digit points (10) against Central Florida.

... totaled 18 rebounds in his freshman campaign.

High School:A 2002 graduate of Creekview High

School in Dallas, TX ... lettered three times in basketball and once in swimming ...

earned first team all-district honors as a junior and senior, while being named honorable mention all-state his senior season ... was tabbed the sixth-best shooting guard in the state of Texas ... averaged 14.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game during his senior season.

Personal:Full name is Matthew Ryan

Davis ... son of Rick and Dianne Davis ... mother works for an attorney, William L. Wolf ... born June 12, 1983, in LaJolla, CA ... majoring in Business Administration.

Nickname: “Matty D for 3”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Education and post-graduate opportunitiesOther colleges who recruited me: Navy, Arkansas State, Stephen F. AustinFavorite Citadel Class: Professional sellingFavorite Food: MexicanFavorite Type of Music: All kindsFavorite Musician: Ben Folds FiveFavorite Actor: Brad PittFavorite Actress: Jennifer AnnistonFavorite Movie: HoosiersFavorite Book/Magazine: MaximFavorite Athlete(s): Pete Maravich, Larry BirdFavorite Professional Sports Team: Dallas Mavericks, Dallas CowboysFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: The O.C.Unexpected Talent/Skill: SingingHobbies: Watching footballNot many people know this but…: I swam for nine yearsIf I could visit one place it would be: AmsterdamIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Nothing, the game is perfect as isMy greatest moment in sports: Hitting the winning three-pointer at the buzzer against the best team in the district on our senior nightIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Family

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Kevin Hammack

6-� • �89Senior • GuardBaltimore, MD

Coach’s quips:Is regarded as one of the premier guards in

the Southern Conference ... a three-year starter as he enters his senior season ... a two-time team captain, and a captain at The Citadel is a captain for life ... he has simply been a terrific player for us ... his leadership on- and off-the-floor permit the coaches to regard him as a coach on the floor ... is a smart player whose shooting has improved and has excellent feel for the game’s pace ... was slowed in first part of sophomore season due to injury ... needs only 39 assists to break The Citadel’s all-time career assist record of 387, held by Jimmy Tharpe ... has improved each year ... another in a long line of hard-nosed Citadel point guards ... forced to cut his minutes last to make him more effective ... need him to be fresh down the stretch ... a very talented player ... will require more from him offensively this season ... handles the ball well on the break ... has good lateral quickness ... team is more complete with him in the lineup ... we’ll need his take-charge attitude.

2004-2005:Recorded 90 assists on the season which leaves

him 39 shy of tying Jimmy Tharpe’s 20-year-old school mark of 387 ... scored a career-high 26 points at Appalachian State ... took a team-high 21 shots at Chattanooga ... dished a season-high 8 assists against Chowan and had other games in which he recorded 6 (at Wofford and against College of Charleston) ... recorded a team-high 8 steals in the Navy game and stole 4 Savannah State passes in the game on the road ... scored in all but 1 game and, ironically, grabbed at least 1 board in every game ... scored in double-figures 17 times, including a streak of 9 consecutive games ... noted 15+ points 10 times.

2002-2003:Played in all 28 games, earning 25 starts at

point guard ... led the team in scoring three times ... posted a double-double against Appalachian State as he scored 11 points and dished 10 assists ... established his career-high in assists with

10 against Appalachian State and Davidson ... recorded double figures in points in 9 of

his 28 appearances ... the Baltimore native netted a then career-high 19 points

against ACC power Maryland in only his third collegiate game

... established a career-high of eight rebounds against Davidson, while marking a

POINTS2004-05…26, Appalachian State (2/3/05)Career…26, Appalachian State (2/3/05)

REBOUNDS2004-05…7, Voorhees (12/2/04) • Career…8, twice

FIELD GOALS2004-05…8, Appalachian State (2/3/05) • Career…8, twice

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…21, Chattanooga (1/5/05)Career…21, Chattanooga (1/5/05)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…4, twice • Career…5, twice

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…9, Davidson (2/22/05) • Career…9, twice

FREE THROWS2004-05…9, Navy (12/30/04) • Career…9, twice

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…14, Navy (12/30/04) • Career…14, Navy (12/30/04)

ASSISTS2004-05…8, Chowan (11/29/04) • Career…10, three times

STEALS2004-05…8, Navy (12/30/04) • Career…8, Navy (12/30/04)

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…2, ETSU (1/24/05) • Career…2, three times

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…39, twice • Career…40, Elon (3/3/04)

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2003-2004:Saw action in 27 games, but missed season

opener due to a knee injury during preseason drills ... started 25 games as the floor leader ... played all 40 minutes in the Southern Conference Tournament game against Elon ... scored double-digit points in last six games of the year and in 13 of 27 games ... his 22-points versus ETSU set a new career-high for points in a single game ... tied a personal-best with 10 assists against Wofford ... hit 8 of 16 shots in the tournament against Elon to set a personal-best for field goals made and attempted ... tallied a career-high in three-pointers made with five in game at Elon ... shot 81.8% from the line at Furman on 9 of 11, both personal records ... led team in assists (4.6) and steals (2.0) per game.

season-high with 37 minutes p l aye d against Appalachian State in the Southern Conference Tournament ... showed his big-play ability against Georgia Southern as he sprinted the length of the court and finished off an acrobatic lay up to defeat the Eagles, 67-66, with only 4.3 seconds remaining in the game ... led the team in assists (134), assist-to-turnover ratio (1.4), minutes played (805) and steals (50) ... his 134

assists is a freshman record and the third highest single-season total in Citadel history.

High School:A 2002 graduate of North County High School in Baltimore,

MD ... lettered four times in basketball and twice in football ... earned all-county honors in both football and basketball ...

during his senior season, he averaged 20 points per game, 9 assists and 9 rebounds.

Personal:Full name is Kevin Reginald Hammack

... son of Kevin and Kim Hammack ... father is a firefighter ... born May 11, 1984

in Baltimore, MD ... is related to Georgetown basketball star Kevin Braswell ... majoring in Business Administration.

Nickname: “Ham”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Structure in my lifeOther colleges who recruited me: Bucknell, Lehigh, Navy, Morgan StateFavorite Citadel Class: Professional sellingFavorite Citadel Employee: CurtisFavorite Food: Mom’s mac & cheeseFavorite Type of Music: &B and GospelFavorite Musician: Alicia KeysFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Halle BerryFavorite Movie: The Five HeartbeatsFavorite Book/Magazine: The Bible and Green Eggs & HamFavorite Athlete: Muhammad AliFavorite Professional Sports Team: Dallas CowboysFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: Martin and ESPN’s SportsCenterUnexpected Talent/Skill: BowlingHobbies: Pool, PlayStationNot many people know this but…: I enjoy classical musicIf I could visit one place it would be: AfricaIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: NCAA players get paidMy greatest moment in sports: Breaking my high school scoring and assists recordIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: My grandmother (Patricia Britton); Jesus; Muhammad Ali; Martin Luther King, Jr.; Alicia Keys

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Andy Miller6-�� • 245

Senior • CenterPittsburgh, PA

Coach’s quips:Vastly improved ... has an unmatched work

ethic and love for the game ... showed great signs last year ... hampered with mono at the beginning of the season; completely healthy as the preseason begins ... preseason strength and conditioning drills are paying off ... very athletic for a big man and will be counted on to be a mainstay in the post ... basketball IQ has increased tremendously since coming to The Citadel ... we need him to step up and have a good year ... his scoring will be a bonus as he will be counted on for rebounding and blocking shots ... effective when fresh ... one of the few 6-11 players in the league ... has come a long way because of his hard work and development ... has increased his weight to 260 ... has shown great respect for the weight room and what it can do ... has desire to be a good player.

2004-2005:Reached the scoring column 16 times,

including a season-high 6 points against Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro ... pulled down at least 1 rebound in all but 5 games ... did not see action in the Appalachian State game during the Southern Conference Tournament, the only game this season that he didn’t play ... tied his career-high of 9 rebounds in the Atlanta Christian game ... also had a 7-rebound effort against Voorhees ... recorded at least 1 rebound in the first 13 games.

2003-2004:Earned the starting nod in 7 of the 25 games

he saw action in ... set 10 career-highs during sophomore campaign ... played 21 minutes versus Davidson to record new personal best ... set a career-high in points (5) and field goals

POINTS2004-05…6, twice • Career…6, twice

REBOUNDS 2004-05…9, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)Career…9, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…2, five times • Career…2, nine times

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…6, Western Carolina (12/21/04)Career…6, Western Carolina (12/21/04)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…0 • Career…0

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…0 • Career…1, Southwestern (12/18/02)

FREE THROWS2004-05…2, four times

Career…3, Appalachian State (12/1/03)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…4, two times • Career…4, three times

ASSISTS2004-05…1, three times • Career…1, six times

STEALS2004-05…1, eight times • Career…2, twice

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…2, four times • Career…3, three times

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…21, Army (11/20/04) • Career…21, twice


made (2) in game against Wofford ... made 3 of 4 from the charity stripe to tally a career-best in free throws made and attempted against Appalachian State ... ripped down 9 boards versus Weber International to shatter personal-high ... 3 blocks against Emmanuel, USC and Webber tied a career-record ... also set career-highs in assists (1) versus Davidson, and steals (2) against Elon ... led team in blocks with 1.0 per game.

2002-2003:

Played in 6 games as a freshman, two coming in Southern Conference action ... recorded 5 rebounds, 2 blocked shots and a steal in 17 minutes ... recorded a then career-high 2 rebounds against Emmanuel ... logged a

previous career-high 4 minutes of action against Southwestern and Wofford ... showed his offensive prowess as 2 of his rebounds came on the offensive end.

High School:A 2002 graduate of Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, OH

... lettered four times in basketball, twice in lacrosse and track and once in cross-country ... was named captain of the basketball team his senior year and earned the conference championship in the long jump and high jump.

Personal:Full name is Andrew Berger Miller ... son

of George and Dale Miller ... father is a banker ... born July 2, 1982 ... majoring in Business Administration.

Nickname: Way too manyRole Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: I wanted to take a different roadFavorite Citadel Class: Definitely accountingFavorite Citadel Employee: CurtisFavorite Food: My mom’s chocolate chip cookiesFavorite Type of Music: Rock and countryFavorite Musician: Credence Clearwater RevivalFavorite Actor: Chevy ChaseFavorite Actress: Angelina JolieFavorite Movie: Legends of the FallFavorite Book/Magazine: The Great GatsbyFavorite Athlete: George MillerFavorite Professional Sports Team: Pittsburgh SteelersFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: GolfFavorite TV Show: The SimpsonsUnexpected Talent/Skill: Still searching for itHobbies: Sports and the outdoorsNot many people know this but…: My father is 6-1 and my mother is 5-8… my height is, and always will be, a mysteryIf I could visit one place it would be: The top of Mt. EverestIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Nothing, I love this game!My greatest moment in sports: Still to comeIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Abraham Lincoln, Willie Nelson, Socrates, Constance Martin and Mark Twain

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DanteTerry6-2 • �95

Senior • GuardVirginia Beach, VA

Coach’s quips:Was happy the way he returned to school

physically, as his weight was down and his body was built up ... counting on an extremely good senior season ... has the ability to score at any time from anywhere ... is the type of player that can shoot the three or drive the lane ... is more improved and confident than in previous years ... has played a lot of minutes in his career and has seen considerable action in SoCon games ... we believe his experience will help lead the team and hope it rubs off on the younger players ... will need quality minutes from him ... can defend and still put the ball in the basket ... is expected to play at the two-guard position, and will also be relied upon as a backup point guard ... is an unselfish player, almost to a fault as he’s the type to turn down a shot in order to pass ... runs the break well and has improved quickness.

2004-2005:Opened the season with a 9-point effort at

Army and followed that with a 12-point night against Washington & Lee ... was then shutout at Georgetown, yet responded admirably with a season-high 14 points against Chowan ... twice grabbed 4 rebounds (Chowan and Atlanta Christian) ... gained his season-high 4 assists in the Chowan game and contributed 8 points ... snapped a 2-points-in-4-games streak with 9 against Georgia Southern in McAlister Field House ... then went 8 straight games without scoring before breaking out again, this time with an 8-point, 3-rebound, 1-assist effort against Furman.

2003-2004:Played in all 28 games starting 27 ... led in

career three-pointers is the 10th highest mark by a Bulldog.

2002-2003:Played in 27 games, while

earning the starting nod in 6 ... posted four double digit

scoring performances, including a then career-high 16 against Western

Carolina ... finished third on the team

POINTS2004-05…14, Chowan (11/29/04) • Career…33, Weber

(11/22/03)

REBOUNDS2004-05…4, twice • Career…5, twice

FIELD GOALS2004-05…6, Chowan (11/29/04)Career…10, Weber (11/22/03)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…10, Chowan (11/29/04)Career…23, Emmanuel (12/6/03)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…2, four times • Career…6, twice

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…7, Army (11/20/04)

Career…17, Emmanuel (12/6/03)

FREE THROWS2004-05…4, two times • Career…7, Weber (11/22/03)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…4, two times • Career…8, Weber (11/22/03)

ASSISTS2004-05…5, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)Career…5, Wash. & Lee (11/23/04)

STEALS2004-05…3, three times • Career…4, Weber (11/22/03)

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…0 • Career…1, four times

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…32, Army (11/20/04) • Career…39, Emmanuel

(12/6/03)


team in five offensive categories: points per game (11.3), field goals attempted per game (12.1), field goals made per game (4.1), three-pointers attempted per game (7.3), and three-pointers made per game (2.3) ... finished second on the team in assists per game (1.7), steals per game (1.0) and minutes played per contest (30.4) ... recorded 11 personal highs during the 2003-04 season ... set seven personal records, points (33), field goals made (10), three-pointers made (6), free throws made (7), free throws attempted (8), assists (4) and steals (4) against Webber ... logged a career-high 39 minutes against Emmanuel and was 6 of 17 from behind the arc, setting personal marks for three-pointers made and attempted ... tallied a career-record 5 rebounds twice during his sophomore season, once against CofC and the other versus Appalachian State ... scored double-digit points a team-high 16 times ... his 63 three-pointers tied him for eighth place on the Bulldogs’ single-season chart, while his 93

in three-point field goal percentage (37.3), three-point field goals made (30), three-point field goals attempted (83) and free-throw percentage (71.4) ... recorded 123 points, 27 rebounds and 19 assists during his freshman season.

High School:A 2002 graduate of First Colonial High School

in Norfolk, VA ... lettered twice in basketball ... named to the All-City Beach district team his senior year ... averaged 14.5 points, 5 assists and 5 rebounds a game over his career ... team

won the City Championship in 2002.

Personal:Full name is Dante Keith Terry ... son

of Marvin and Valerie Terry ... father is a firefighter and mother is a tax worker ... b o r n June 1, 1984 ... majoring in

Sport Management and Administration.

Nickname: “Teezy”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Had to get away from homeOther colleges who recruited me: Loyola (MD); Richmond; HowardFavorite Citadel Class: ROTCFavorite Citadel Employee: CurtisFavorite Food: I’m not pickyFavorite Type of Music: Rap and hip-hopFavorite Musician: Nasir JonesFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Halle BerryFavorite Movie: Little RascalsFavorite Book/Magazine: The BibleFavorite Athlete: Jerry RiceFavorite Professional Sports Team: San Francisco 49ersFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: Martin, Rugrats, ESPN’s SportsCenterUnexpected Talent/Skill: I sing like Luther Vandross in the showerHobbies: PlayStationNot many people know this but…: I’m a great cookIf I could visit one place it would be: JamaicaIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: NCAA players should get paid

2004-05 Results and Individual Statistics## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGAPct 3FG-FGAPct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg11 MCLENDON,Warren 27-25 682 25.3 131-269 .487 15-49 .306 69-121 .570 66 114 180 6.7 97 8 31 68 46 26 346 12.802 MCLENDON,Donny 22-12 555 25.2 89-243 .366 47-136 .346 52-85 .612 14 66 80 3.6 55 1 36 57 1 22 277 12.622 HAMMACK,Kevin 28-24 858 30.6 108-276 .391 29-89 .326 95-127 .748 15 66 81 2.9 63 0 90 107 8 56 340 12.103 EVERHART,J’mel 28-28 931 33.2 96-190 .505 5-16 .313 67-107 .626 83 132 215 7.7 70 2 41 66 18 29 264 9.404 SMITH,Travis 28-3 423 15.1 62-195 .318 40-120 .333 18-27 .667 13 24 37 1.3 30 0 7 43 0 11 182 6.521 DAVIS,Matt 28-15 721 25.8 51-123 .415 27-73 .370 24-35 .686 29 97 126 4.5 77 4 37 37 7 39 153 5.510 TERRY,Dante 26-12 357 13.7 25-82 .305 11-46 .239 13-16 .813 5 23 28 1.1 21 0 25 33 0 16 74 2.855 NELSON,Demetrius 28-2 301 10.8 25-59 .424 0-0 .000 22-38 .579 27 32 59 2.1 30 0 5 18 8 7 72 2.650 XIA,Aaron 21-5 219 10.4 17-36 .472 0-1 .000 14-19 .737 26 26 52 2.5 45 1 3 25 4 1 48 2.331 THOMPSON,Joseph 22-0 147 6.7 13-43 .302 5-22 .227 14-21 .667 9 17 26 1.2 37 2 6 15 3 10 45 2.025 MILLER,Andy 27-13 302 11.2 19-39 .487 0-0 .000 13-25 .520 27 38 65 2.4 62 3 3 14 19 8 51 1.912 YOUNG,Kedron 15-1 66 4.4 4-19 .211 1-9 .111 2-2 1.000 1 2 3 0.2 6 0 2 3 0 1 11 0.733 GOCHNAUER,Matt 8-0 22 2.8 2-5 .400 0-1 .000 1-3 .333 0 4 4 0.5 2 0 2 2 0 0 5 0.613 WINKLER,Nathan 8-0 17 2.1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 4 5 0.6 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 47 49 96 3.4 2 4 Total 28 5601 642-1579.407 180-562 .320 404-626 .645 363 694 105737.8 59821 290 494 114 226 1868 66.7 Opponents 28 5597 664-1597.416 193-585 .330 432-643 .672 355 684 103937.1 548- 364 466 101 247 1953 69.8

TEAMSTATISTICS CIT OPPSCORING 1868 1953Pointspergame 66.7 69.8FIELDGOALS-ATT 642-1579 664-1597Fieldgoalpct. .407 .4163POINTFG-ATT 180-562 193-5853-pointFGpct. .320 .3303-ptFGmadepergame 6.4 6.9FREETHROWS-ATT 404-626 432-643Freethrowpct. .645 .672REBOUNDS 1057 1039Reboundspergame 37.8 37.1ASSISTS 290 364Assistspergame 10.4 13.0TURNOVERS 494 466Turnoverspergame 17.6 16.6Assist/turnoverratio 0.6 0.8STEALS 226 247Stealspergame 8.1 8.8BLOCKS 114 101Blockspergame. 4.1 3.6SCORINGBYPERIOD 1st2nd TotalTeam 8671001 1868Opponents 9161037 1953

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE11-20-04 atArmy W 69-6211/23/04 WASHINGTON&LEE W73-6211/26/04 atGeorgetown L 34-6911/29/04 CHOWAN W 80-6112/2/04 VOORHEES W 95-6012/6/04 ATLANTACHRISTIAN W 75-4912/15/04 SAVANNAHSTATE W 81-5812/17/04 atClemson L 52-76*12/21/04 WESTERNCAROLINA W 65-6012/30/04 NAVY W 87-72*1/05/05 atChattanooga L 57-66*1/8/05 GEORGIASOUTHERN W 76-651-10-05 atSavannahState W 70-47*01/15/05 atFurman L 59-83*01/17/04 atWofford W 76-74*1/22/05 UNCGREENSBORO L 68-78*1/24/05 atEastTennesseeSt. W 80-76

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE*01/29/05 atDavidson L 59-81*1/31/05 WOFFORD L 63-73*02/03/05 atAppalachianState L 66-84*2/7/05 FURMAN L 60-63*2/10/05 COLOFCHARLESTON L 63-66*02/14/05atGeoargiaSouthern L 81-1152/17/05 atCharlestonSouthern L 46-65*2/19/05 ELON L 58-65*2/22/05 DAVIDSON L 68-75*02/26/05 atColofCharleston L 48-8003/02/05 vsAppalachianState L 59-68*denotesconferencegame

RECORDOVERALLHOMEAWAY NEUTRALALLGAMES (12-16) (8-6) (4-9) (0-1)CONFERENCE (4-12) (2-6) (2-6) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (8-4) (6-0) (2-3) (0-1)



The Underclassmen

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J’melEverhart

6-6 • �95Junior • Foward

Tyler, TX

Coach’s quips:Has simply been the unsung hero the past

two seasons ... is a “coach’s dream” player ... does all the little things that only a coach can see ... is considered a tenacious defender and relentless on the glass ... has played the post out of necessity, but will most likely spend the bulk of his playing time as a three or four forwards ... could evolve into an all-league pick ... gives his heart and soul between the baselines ... has improved his shot techniques ... has started a ton of games for us already ... owns a terrific attitude ... one of the most unique players at The Citadel in the past decade or so.

2004-2005:Top scorer in three of the Bulldogs’ first five

games, all wins (17 at Army; against Chowan [21] and Voorhees) ... set a career-high with 26 points against Voorhees ... top rebounder (or tied for team leadership) in 16 games ... scored double-figures 11 times, 8 of which came in the first 10 games ... recorded 7 double-doubles on the season – four of which came in consecutive games – against Chowan (21-12), Voorhees (26-10), Atlanta Christian (18-14), Savannah State (17-10), Navy (11-11), at Furman (13-11) and Wofford (11-10) ... made 5 of 6 from the floor against Wofford ... recorded a team-high 10 free throws in the same game (also a team-high 14 attempts) ... over a four-game period, had three in which he was a perfect 3 for 3 at the charity stripe (Chowan, Atlanta Christian and Savannah State) ... also had the same stat at the season-opener at Army ... had game high (or tied) in steals 8 times ... had 7 games in which he paced the team (or tied) in blocked shots, including a season-high 3 at home against UNC Greensboro ... on three (Atlanta Christian,

POINTS2004-05…26, Voorhees (12/2/04)Career…26, Voorhees (12/2/04)

REBOUNDS2004-05…14, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)Career…14, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…9, twice • Career…9, twice

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…15, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)Career…15, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…2, Army (11/20/04) • Career…2, Army (11/20/04)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…3, twice • Career…3, three attempts

FREE THROWS2004-05…10, Wofford (1/17/04)Career…10, Wofford (1/17/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…14, Wofford (1/17/04)Career…14, Wofford (1/17/04)

ASSISTS2004-05…4, three times • Career…4, three times

STEALS2004-05…3, twice • Career…4, Webber (11/22/03)

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…3, UNCG (1/22/05) • Career…3, UNCG (1/22/05)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…39, twice • Career…39, three times

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Georgia Southern and UNCG) occasions, he had 4 assists ... managed to score at least 1 point and grab at least 1 rebound in every game.

2003-2004:Started all 28 games and averaged a team high

32.4 minutes per contest ... named to the 2003-04 Southern Conference All-Freshman squad after averaging 7.4 points and 7.0 rebounds per game ... had 9 games where he scored at least 10 points ... scored a personal-high 16 points three times (Georgia Southern, Army and Washington & Lee) ... posted his first career double-double against Davidson with 11 points and 13 rebounds ... recorded double-digit rebounds three times during freshman season ... was a perfect 6 for 6 from the charity stripe versus Elon and went 8 for 9 from the line against Georgia Southern ...

played a personal high 39 minutes in first collegiate game versus Webber ... led team in rebounding with 196 boards, rebounds per game (7.0) and offensive rebounds (3.0) ... finished second

in defensive boards per game (4.5), blocked shots per game (0.6) and field goal percentage (44.1).

High School:A 2003 graduate of John Tyler High School ...

lettered four times in basketball, once in track and once in baseball ... garnered second team all-state,

first team all-region, academic all-district and academic all-state honors during his senior season ... was tabbed district MVP and co-MVP on the all-East Texas team

... averaged 13 points and 11 rebounds per game ... played for coach Carl Love.

Personal:Full name is Robert J’Mel Everhart ... son

of Percy and Myra Everhart ... father is a supervisor and mother is

a loan secretary ... born December 30, 1984 ... majoring in Business

Administration.

Nickname: “Spooty”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Life after basketballOther colleges who recruited me: Texas-San Antonio, Stephen F. Austin, Evansville, Texas StateFavorite Citadel Employee(s): Mrs. Jones, Col. Shelley, Sgt. Ferguson, Sgt. Allen, Maj. Bell, Sgt. Maj. WebbFavorite Food: LasagnaFavorite Type of Music: RapFavorite Musician: Z-ROFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Vivica FoxFavorite Movie: LifeFavorite Book/Magazine: The BibleFavorite Athlete: Muhammad AliFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: The SimpsonsUnexpected Talent/Skill: NCAA Football 2006 (PlayStation 2)Hobbies: Basketball, watching footballNot many people know this but…: I love football more than basketballIf I could visit one place it would be: FranceIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: NCAA players get paidMy greatest moment in sports: Dunking on Texas A&M’s quarterback Reggie McNealIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Jesus, Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, grandfather, great-grandmother

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DonnyMcLendon

6-0 • �75Junior • Guard

Dublin, GA

Coach’s quips:Came to The Citadel a year ago with college

basketball experience after playing at Mercer and Florida A&M ... fit in well and became a great addition to last year’s team ... throws instant offense into the mix ... can and will create havoc on the defensive end with his speed and quickness ... has good reaction and anticipation ... makes good decisions on the break ... is more patient on offense ... has the ability to knock down five or six shots in a row ... plays hard and is most competitive ... plays comfortably as the two guard ... is a David Stevens-type of player ... a natural leader ... owns an obvious comfort level playing with his younger brother, Warren ... is very athletic and uses his quickness and competitiveness to his advantage.

2004-2005:Was required to sit out the first six games

of the season due to the NCAA’s transfer rules ... first game was on December 15, 2004 in McAlister Field House against Savannah State ... twice scored 30 points in a game (31 at Georgia Southern and 30 against Appalachian State in the SoCon Tournament) ... had 12 games in which he scored double figures including five times of 20+ points ... enjoyed 10 games of 15+ points ... in one stretch in the season, he tallied double-figures in scoring six times in 7 games ... twice had 4 assists (at Wofford and against Elon) and three games of 3 assists ... recorded 10 field goals in that App State game ... led or tied for game-high scoring honors in 7 games ... connected on 5 treys against App State and UNC Greensboro ... twice had 13 three-point attempts (UNCG and at Chattanooga) ... grabbed a season-high 8 rebounds at Davidson ... connected on 9 free throws at Georgia Southern ... recorded four

POINTS2004-05…31, Georgia Southern (2/14/05)Career…31, Georgia Southern (2/14/05)

REBOUNDS2004-05…8, Davidson (1/29/05)Career…8, Davidson (1/29/05)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…10, Appalachian State (3/2/05)Career…10, Appalachian State (3/2/05)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…20, UNCG (1/22/05) • Career…20, UNCG (1/22/05)


3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…13, twice • Career…13, twice

FREE THROWS2004-05…9, Georgia Southern (2/14/05)Career…9, Georgia Southern (2/14/05)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…11, twice • Career…11, twice

ASSISTS2004-05…4, twice • Career…4, twice

STEALS2004-05…4, Clemson (12/17/04)Career…4, Clemson (12/17/04)

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…1, Elon (2/19/05) • Career…1, Elon (2/19/05)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…37, UNCG (1/22/05) • Career…37, UNCG (1/22/05)


steals at Clemson.

2003-2004:Transferred to Florida A&M for sophomore

campaign ... did not play for the Rattlers as he was sitting out the season due to NCAA transfer rules.

2002-2003:Played freshman season at Mercer University ...

helped Mercer to a 23-6 record and the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship ... played in all 29 games ... averaged 11.2 minutes per contest ... posted a scoring average of 5.2 points per game ... made 35.9 percent of his three-point shots (28 of 78) ... recorded 14 steals and 30 rebounds ... shot 73% (27 of 37) from the free-throw

line and 34.8% (48 of 138) from the field.

High School:A 2002 graduate of West Laurens High School

... named the 2002 Georgia AAA Player of the Year ... McDonald’s All-American nominee ... was the second-leading scorer in the state at 28.7 points per game ... also named the Middle Georgia Player of the Year ... played in two all-star games ... scored

861 points during one prep season ... first team all-state and all-region selection ... led West Laurens to a

23-7 record and an appearance in the elite eight of the state tournament ... played for coach Paul Williams.

Personal:Full name is Harold Donell McLendon, Jr. ... son of Harold,

Sr. and Alice McLendon ... father is a lawyer and mother is a substitute teacher ... born October 11, 1983 ... younger brother Warren is a member of The Citadel basketball team ... sister

Natalie played basketball at Samford (2000-02) ... his uncle, Gary Wilkins,

played for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons ... majoring in Criminal Justice.

Nickname: “Donny”Role Model(s): Allen Iverson, Michael Jordan, fatherWhy I chose The Citadel: My brother, parents and The Citadel networkOther colleges who recruited me: Georgia Tech, Princeton, LSU, Navy, Army, NC StateFavorite Citadel Class: Constitutional LawFavorite Citadel Employee: Dr. FuertadoFavorite Food: ChickenFavorite Type of Music: Pop, hip-hop and rapFavorite Musician: Louis ArmstrongFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Catherine Zeta-JonesFavorite Movie: Higher LearningFavorite Book/Magazine: Muscle CarsFavorite Athlete: Michael JordanFavorite Professional Sports Team: Miami HeatFavorite TV Show(s): Real World and Fresh Prince of Bel-AirUnexpected Talent/Skill: DrawingHobbies: Drawing and televisionNot many people know this but…: I live on a farmIf I could visit one place it would be: BrazilIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Nothing, it is a perfect gameMy greatest moment in sports: When I was named Georgia AAA Player of the YearIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Martin Luther King, Jr.; Jesus; my father; my mother; Michael Jordan

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MarkSchiavoni

6-3 • �95Junior • GuardWinchester, VA

Coach’s quips:Transferred from the Coast Guard Academy

last year and redshirted ... is one of the hardest-working players I’ve ever coached at The Citadel ... possesses a tremendous work ethic ... is a solid shooter who handles the ball well ... eliminated the bulk of his body fat by working hard in the weight room ... wants very much to play ... spent the summer trying to improve his game ... a tough, hard working player who can shoot from anywhere on the court, including the deep shot ... has improved his ball handling abilities ... has been out of game action and a good start would help him ... could provide instant offense ... a Jon Kunz-type of player who can step in at the No.2 guard or No. 3 slot.

2004-2005:Did not see game action.

2003-2004:Played freshman season at the Coast Guard

Academy ... started 14 games and saw action in 5 others ... was fourth on the team in scoring with an average of 9.8 points per game ... shot 29 percent (67 of 229) from the floor and 25.5 percent (35 of 137) from behind the arc ... tallied 54 rebounds and dished out 34 assists.

High School:A 2003 graduate of The Hill School ... earned

second team All-Mid Atlantic Prep League honors ... led the Mid-Atlantic Prep League in scoring as a junior with 20.3 points per game ... helped lead The Hill to a top-30 national ranking in 2003 ... earned eight letters: four in track, three in basketball and one in cross-country ... played for coach Seth Eilberg.


Personal:Full name is Mark David Schiavoni ... son of Robert and

Belinda Schiavoni ... father is a lawyer ... born November 3, 1983 ... majoring in Computer Science.

Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: I wanted to take the path less traveledFavorite Citadel Class: EnglishFavorite Citadel Employee: Sgt. Major Webb, Col. Barton, Maj. BellFavorite Food: Anything from Saffron’sFavorite Type of Music: R&B and GospelFavorite Musician: Charlie WilsonFavorite Actor(s): Denzel Washington and Mel GibsonFavorite Actress: Rachel McAdamsFavorite Movie: The PassionFavorite Book/Magazine: Watership DownFavorite Athlete: Pete MaravichFavorite Professional Sports Team: EaglesFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: BoxingFavorite TV Show: EntourageUnexpected Talent/Skill: I have jokesHobbies: Playing ball, working on my game, making musicNot many people know this but…: I write and record my own musicIf I could visit one place it would be: ItalyIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: A four-point line five feet behind the three-point lineMy greatest moment in sports: The realization that basketball has a direct connection to my life and to my faithIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be…: Jesus Christ; Martin Luther King, Jr.; my great-grandfather Schiavoni; Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain; and Jim Valvano.

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JosephThompson

6-6 • 235Junior • FowardWhiteville, NC

Coach’s quips:A pleasant surprise in that he reported back to

campus 25 pounds lighter ... is a versatile player who has the ability to be explosive on any given night ...is in his best physical shape ever and is a conditioned athlete... tries hard to do the “little” things well ... owns a high basketball IQ ... could see some quality time this season ... can put the ball on the floor, shoot, pass and drive it ... may have more quickness on the defensive end ... worked hard during the summer to improve in all aspects ... a Romas Krywonis-type of player ... has a great feel for the game ... can play both inside and outside, and will be looked upon to play both forward slots.

2004-2005:Breakout game was a 9-point outing at

Davidson ... second-best scoring effort was 6 points at Clemson ... broke into the scoring column in half of the games he played (11 of 22) ... had a season-high 5 rebounds against Washington & Lee and at Clemson ... also scored 5 points in the W&L game ... top assist outing was 2 against Savannah State in McAlister Field House.

2003-2004:Saw action in 27 of 28 games ... averaged

9.2 minutes played per contest and played a personal best 24 minutes versus ETSU ... scored a career-high 12 points against High Point and netted 11 in first career contest against Webber ... grabbed 5 rebounds three times (ETSU, Elon and South Carolina State) ... had 1 assist and 2 steals versus Wofford ... went 3 for 5 from three-point land in season opener, while attempting eight three-pointers against ETSU ... posted a

POINTS2004-05…9, Davidson (1/29/05)

Career…12, High Point (12/30/03)

REBOUNDS2004-05…5, twice • Career…5, five times

FIELD GOALS2004-05…3, Davidson (1/29/05) • Career…4, three times

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…7, Davidson (1/29/05)

Career…12, ETSU (2/16/04)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS2004-05…3, Davidson (1/29/05) • Career…3, three times

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…5, Davidson (1/29/05) • Career…8, ETSU (2/16/04)

FREE THROWS2004-05…3, Georgetown (11/26/04) • Career…3, twice

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…5, Furman (1/15/05) • Career…5, Furman (1/15/05)

ASSISTS2004-05…2, Savannah State (12/15/04)

Career…1, three times

STEALS2004-05…3, twice • Career…3, twice

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…2, Clemson (12/17/04)Career…2, Clemson (12/17/04)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…14, three times • Career…24, ETSU (2/16/04)


perfect 3 for 3 at the free throw line against Wofford ... finished third on the team with a 43.8 field goal percentage.

High School:A 2003 graduate of Whiteville

High School ... lettered four times in basketball ... earned all-area and all-conference accolades his senior year ... was tabbed the Eastern Regional MVP and Roberson County all-tournament team for three seasons ... averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists during his senior season

... was a member of the state championship team his freshman season that went 23-6 ... played for coach Glenn McKoy.

Personal:

Full name is Joseph Nicholas-Jermond Thompson ... son of Willie and Louella Thompson ... father,

who is retired, played Marine Basketball ( 1 9 6 9 - 7 1 ) and mother is a librarian ... b o r n December 18, 1984 ...

majoring in Business Administration

Nickname: “JoJo”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: My mother said I needed structureOther colleges that recruited me: Charleston Southern, Pembroke, CampbellFavorite Citadel Class: RPEDFavorite Citadel Employee: Cool CurtFavorite Food: Seafood

Favorite Type of Music: Rap and R&B

Favorite Musician: Notorious B.I.G.

Favorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Too many to name

Favorite Movie: Training Day or Man on Fire

Favorite Book/Magazine: XXL, The Bible

Favorite Athlete: MyselfFavorite Professional Sports Team:

Washington RedskinsFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: The SimpsonsUnexpected Talent/Skill: DrawingHobbies: Playing cardsNot many people know this but…: I play chessIf I could visit one place it would be: JapanIf I could change one rule in basketball it

would be: Dunks count as three pointsMy greatest moment in sports: Winning the state

championship my freshman year in high schoolIf I could have dinner with five people, they

would be: Jesus, Mohammad, Malcolm X, Halle Berry and Bob Marley

AaronXia

Fifty

6-8 • 245Junior • Foward

Friendswood, TX

Coach’s quips:Won’t back down and is as tough as they

come ... spent a tremendous amount of time in the weight room ... often shows signs of superior play ... we’re hoping for more explosiveness this season ... has the ability to defend in the post because of his strength and good footwork ... has yet to peak ... has the ability to post strong on the blocks, and will also surprise you with his shooting ability ... a Gus McDowell-type of player .... is expected to contribute off the bench, either as a power forward or center.

2004-2005:Scored 8 points in the Chowan game and

then followed that with a season-high 9 points against Voorhees ... was a perfect 6 for 6 at the free throw line against Navy ... enjoyed 6-point outings against Navy and at Wofford ... had back-to-back 6-rebound nights against Voorhees and Atlanta Christian ... also grabbed 6 boards in the Southern Conference Tournament game against Appalachian State ... had 13 games in which he broke into the scoring column ... also recorded 4 rebounds in games at Savannah State and at Georgia Southern.

2003-2004:Earned the starting nod at center 11 times

and played in 26 games ... tabbed a career-high 31 minutes versus Elon ... posted a personal best 7 points twice, both times against College of Charleston ... went a perfect 4 for 4 from the charity stripe on two occasions, once against Webber and the other against Furman ... pulled down a personal high four rebounds three times (Furman, Georgia Southern and South Carolina) ... blocked 3 shots and made all

POINTS2004-05…9, Voorhees (12/2/04) • Career…9, Voorhees (12/2/04)

REBOUNDS2004-05…6, three times • Career…6, three times

FIELD GOALS2004-05…4, Chowan (11/29/04) • Career…4, Chowan (11/29/04)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…6, Chowan (11/29/04) • Career…6, twice


3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…1, Georgetown (11/26/04)

Career…1, twice

FREE THROWS2004-05…6, Navy (12/30/04)Career…6, Navy (12/30/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…6, Navy (12/30/04)Career…6, Navy (12/30/04)

ASSISTS2004-05…1, three times

Career…1, five times

STEALS2004-05…1, Voorhees (12/2/04)

Career…1, six times

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…1, four times

Career…3, Georgia Southern (2/28/04)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…19, three times

Career…31, Furman (2/21/04)


3 of his shots attempted against GSU ... grabbed 2 offensive rebounds in Columbia against the Gamecocks ... averaged 2.4 points per game and led the squad in field goal percentage with a 46.8 season mark ... was fourth on the squad with 14 blocked shots.

High School:A 2003 graduate of Clear Brook High School ... lettered

four times in basketball ... earned all-district honors during his junior and senior seasons ... was a member of the Houston Select basketball team ... averaged 15 points and nine rebounds per game ... played for coach William Schacherl.

Personal:

Full name is Aaron Chao Xia ... son of Mike and Yuan Czarnicki ... step-father is an engineer and

mother is a pharmacist technician ... born April 22, 1984 ... majoring in Business

Administration ... was a teammate of NBA All-Star

Yao Ming on the Chinese National Team.

Nickname: “Boog”Why I chose The Citadel: For a good futureOther colleges who recruited me: Sam Houston, University of Texas-San AntonioFavorite Citadel Class: MathFavorite Citadel Employee: Professor BoltFavorite Food: AnythingFavorite Type of Music: R&BFavorite Actor: Chris RockFavorite Actress: Brittney SpearsFavorite Movie: The Girl Next Door or Lord of the RingsFavorite Book/Magazine: ESPN The MagazineFavorite Athlete: Kobe BryantFavorite Professional Sports Team: San Antonio SpursFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: BowlingFavorite TV Show: Zoso showHobbies: SleepNot many people know this but…: I love to fishIf I could visit one place it would be: FranceIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Dunks count as three pointsMy greatest moment in sports: Hitting a game-winning shot in high school

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WarrenMcLendon

6-5 • 254Sophomore • Foward

Dublin, GA

Coach’s quips:Was a highly-touted freshman prospect

last year and made an immediate impact with tremendous strength and athleticism ... could evolve into a very special player ... as he continues to mature, he’ll be a better and better player ... is a tough, strong minded player that reminds many of former Bulldog forward Cliff Washburn ... is also a Charles Barkley-type on the floor as he rebounds well in traffic and can find the open person... can do so much with and without the ball ... has the ability to post-up anyone in the league, as well as shoot from outside ... can also handle the ball ... has the potential to be a dominating force in the SoCon ... must play up to his potential every time he steps on the court ... will see quality minutes ... needs to stay out of foul trouble ... defends well with his feet and positioning ... has the ability to move others around.

2004-2005:Had 19 games in which he scored double-

figures ... led the team in scoring (or tied) 7 times ... fired for 27 points at East Tennessee State ... had a streak of 12 games in which he tallied double-figures ... recorded 20+ points three times and 15+ points 10 times ... scored 10 field goals against Davidson ... shot 21 times at Western Carolina ... 11 times he was the team’s top rebounder (or tied) ... enjoyed double-doubles against Western Carolina (18-16), Georgia Southern (19-11), at Wofford (17-10), and College of Charleston (16-10) ... was a team-best 10 of 12 from the field (vs. Davidson) including a perfect 3 for 3 from the arc ... grabbed 16 rebounds against Western Carolina , tying J’Mel Everhart for the single-best rebounding effort of the season (vs. Atlanta Christian) ... collected 4 steals against

POINTS2004-05…27, ETSU (1/24/05) • Career…27, ETSU (1/24/05)

REBOUNDS2004-05…16, Western Carolina (12/21/04)Career…16, Western Carolina (12/21/04)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…10, Davidson (2/22/05)Career…10, Davidson (2/22/05)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…21, Western Carolina (12/21/04)Career…21, Western Carolina (12/21/04)


3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…6, Western Carolina (12/21/04)

Career…6, Western Carolina (12/21/04)

FREE THROWS2004-05…8, ETSU (1/24/05)

Career…8, ETSU (1/24/05)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…10, three timesCareer…10, three times

ASSISTS2004-05…4, Georgia Southern (1/8/05)Career…4, Georgia Southern (1/8/05)

STEALS2004-05…4, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04) Career…4, Atlanta Christian (12/6/04)

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…5, Wofford (1/31/05)Career…5, Wofford (1/31/05)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…39, Western Carolina (12/21/04)Career…39, Western Carolina (12/21/04)


Atlanta Christian ... blocked a team-high 5 shots against Wofford and then blocked 4 against App State, Voorhees and Washington & Lee ... fouled out eight times ... had a season-high 4 assists against Georgia Southern ... opened the season with at least 1 assist in 8 of the first 9 games.

High School:A 2004 graduate of West Laurens High School

... Honorable Mention All-American after winning the Georgia AAA State Player of the Year honor ... earned Middle Georgia Player of the Year laurels just as older brother Donny did ... played in the Georgia North-South All-Star Game and the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game ... received the Georgia AAA state tournament MVP trophy while leading West Laurens to the 2004 state championship

... averaged 19 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists and 5 blocks per game as a senior ... was also a member

of the 2003 AAU Atlanta Celtics which won the 2003 AAU National Championship ... played for

coach Paul Williams.

Personal:Full name is Warren McLendon ... son of Harold,

Sr. and Alice McLendon ... father is a lawyer and mother is a substitute teacher ... born

May 29, 1986 ... older brother Donny also plays on the basketball team ... sister Natalie played basketball at S a m f o r d (2000-02) ... his uncle, Gary Wilkins, played for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons ... majoring in Business

Administration.

Nickname: “Whomp”Role Model: My parentsWhy I chose The Citadel: Prestige and my motherOther colleges who recruited me: George Mason, Arkansas State, Middle Tennessee State, GeorgiaFavorite Citadel Employee: Sgt. Maj. Webb, Sgt. Allen, Sgt. Ferguson, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. RedmanFavorite Food: EverythingFavorite Type of Music: All music except countryFavorite Musician: SadeFavorite Actor(s): Denzel Washington and Mel GibsonFavorite Actress: Rosalynn SanchezFavorite Movie: GhostbustersFavorite Book/Magazine: GQ and Slam

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DemetriusNelson

6-8 • 235Sophomore • Foward

John’s Island, SC

Coach’s quips:A local product who displayed tremendous

signs as a freshman ... has adjusted quickly to the speed and quickness of the college-level game ... has made tremendous strides in the weight room and it shows ... is making great progress overall ... will be working on his going through longer periods of floor time without facing fatigue ... has good post-man hands ... owns a good touch around the basket, up to 15-feet or so ... is a solid rebounder already and will improve on that aspect of his game as he matures and gains more playing time ... runs the floor extremely well ... is one of the nicest kids one would meet off the court ... passes well from the low post position ... uses his feet well and will see action at the post and at No. 4 forward.

2004-2005:Scored in all but 8 games as a freshman,

including a personal-best 9 at Chattanooga and 8 against Appalachian State in the Southern Conference Tournament that was played on Chattanooga’s floor ... and was a perfect 3 for 3 at the line against the Mocs ... enjoyed a 6-rebound night against Furman and another 5-rebound outing against Davidson and at Charleston Southern ... there were only 6 games in which he did not grab at least 1 rebound ... had 4 games with 4 boards (Georgia Southern, at Furman, Elon and at College of Charleston) ... had 5 games with an assist ... in his last 5 games of the season, he grabbed 21 rebounds -- 5 at Charleston Southern, 4 against Elon, 5 against Davidson, 4 at College of Charleston and 3 against App State in the tournament.

POINTS2004-05…9, Chattanooga (1/5/05)Career…9, Chattanooga (1/5/05)

REBOUNDS2004-05…6, Furman (2/7/05) • Career…6, Furman (2/7/05)

FIELD GOALS2004-05…3, twice • Career…3, twice

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…5, twice • Career…5, twice


3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2004-05…0 • Career…0

FREE THROWS2004-05…4, Appalachian State (3/2/05)Career…4, Appalachian State (3/2/05)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2004-05…6, Appalachian State (3/2/05)Career…6, Appalachian State (3/2/05)

ASSISTS2004-05…1, five times • Career…1, five times

STEALS2004-05…1, seven times • Career…1, seven times

BLOCKED SHOTS2004-05…2, Elon (2/19/05) • Career…2, Elon (2/19/05)

MINUTES PLAYED2004-05…23, twice • Career…23, twice


High School:A 2004 graduate of St. John’s High

School ... named first team all-state and all-Lowcountry after averaging 21.4 points and 14 rebounds his senior year ... earned Region Player of the Year recognition ... participated in the North Carolina – South Carolina All-Star Game ... was a four-time varsity letter winner in basketball ... played for Coach Antoine Saunders.

Nickname: “Meat”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Because of the academics and benefits of being a Citadel graduateOther colleges who recruited me: About the entire Southern Conference and many othersFavorite Citadel Class: Spanish 101Favorite Citadel Employee: CurtisFavorite Food: Red riceFavorite Type of Music: Rap and R&BFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Halle BerryFavorite Movie: Too many to nameFavorite Book/Magazine: The BibleFavorite Athlete: Michael JordanFavorite Professional Sports Team: Chicago BullsFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: Really don’t have oneHobbies: Relaxing, reading and enjoying lifeIf I could visit one place it would be: ItalyIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: The 3-second ruleMy greatest moment in sports: When my high school team won our regionIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Jesus, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, my grandmother and Moses.

Personal:Full name is Demetrius Demar Nelson ...

son of Vera and Mark Nelson ... born January 4, 1986 in Charleston ...

Business Administration major.

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JonathanBrick

Coach’s quips:A recruited walk-on from Baltimore, MD ...

father played with Coach Dennis in high school ... gives the Bulldogs a true third point guard ... is very competitive and possesses good hands and feet ... wants to play ... make good decisions on the break and in the half-court game ... will put good defensive pressure on the ball ... will improve the consistency of his jump shot ... owns a willing and positive attitude, and displays it each and every day at practice ... attended prep school for one year at IMG in Bradenton, FL ... has a better feel for the game than most coming out of high school ... reminds many of former Bulldog Abe Hodges. High School:

Played at McDonough School in Owings Mill, MD and played for Coach Matt MacMullen.

Personal:Full name is Jonathan Brick ... son of Victor

and Lynne Brick ...born October 2, 1985 ... majoring in Business Administration.

Nickname: “Jon”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: The challengeOther colleges who recruited me: Delaware, West Chester, Florida SouthernFavorite Citadel Class: English 102Favorite Citadel Employee: Dr. HeustonFavorite Food: Maryland steamed crabsFavorite Type of Music: Classic rock/country/rap…Favorite Musician: Way too manyFavorite Actor: Vince VaughanFavorite Actress: Jennifer LopezFavorite Movie: RockyFavorite Book/Magazine: My Losing SeasonFavorite Athlete: Billy MillsFavorite Professional Sports Team: RavensFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: FootballFavorite TV Show: Family GuyUnexpected Talent/Skill: I play guitarHobbies: Basketball, listening to music, drawing, playing guitarNot many people know this but…: I was accepted into an art collegeIf I could visit one place it would be: The BahamasIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: NothingMy greatest moment in sports: Every day I have ever played has been enjoyableIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: John Wooden, Abraham Lincoln, Gen. George C. Patton, Leonardo Da Vinci and Jesus.

6-0 • �75Freshman • Guard

Baltimore, MD


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ChayneDawley

6-4 • �75Freshman • Guard

Charleston, SCNickname: “Danielson, Duckman”Role Model: Larry BirdWhy I chose The Citadel: Career and basketballOther colleges who recruited me: Newberry, Presbyterian Favorite Citadel Class: Civil 100Favorite Citadel Employee: Sgt. Maj. WebbFavorite Food: BBQFavorite Type of Music: RockFavorite Musician: Jimmy BuffetFavorite Actor: Johnny KnoxvilleFavorite Actress: Jessica AlbaFavorite Movie: Boondock SaintsFavorite Book/Magazine: The OutsidersFavorite Athlete: Larry BirdFavorite Professional Sports Team: Atlanta BravesFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: BaseballFavorite TV Show: Salute Your ShortsUnexpected Talent/Skill: I can catch a fly with chopsticksHobbies: Fishing, wakeboardingIf I could visit one place it would be: A small island in the PacificIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Foul shots should be worth two pointsMy greatest moment in sports: My last high school game at home when I scored 31 pointsIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Robin Williams, Jesus, Hank Aaron, Constantine, Yogi Berra.

Coach’s quips:A walk-on who is a good shooter with a

solid touch ... came to The Citadel from a good basketball program at Bishop England ... is a good, all-around athlete who adds depth at the wing position ... will be a solid role player for us and we hope he continues to improve as he gets older and stronger.

High School:A 2005 graduate of Bishop England High

School in Charleston where he lettered three times in basketball and three in football ... on the hardwood, was a three-guard who played on the team that was 19-9 his senior season and advanced to the Lower State semifinals ...

averaged 9 points and 3 rebounds per outing as a senior while playing for Coach Billy Runey ... was also a wide receiver and backup quarterback on the football team that reached the quarterfinals of the 6-AA state playoffs his senior season ... leading three-point shooter in the state his junior year (52) and senior year (56) in all classifications ... holds school record for most charges taken (11) and three-point shooting.

Personal: Full name is Chayne Lewis Dawley ... born May 14, 1987 in Mt. Pleasant ... son of Chuck and Amelia Dawley ... a main thoroughfare in Mt. Pleasant (Chuck Dawley Blvd.) is named

for his grandfather ... father is a land surveyor and mother

is a successful volleyball coach at Bishop England High ... majoring in civil engineering.

Coach’s quips:A late but welcomed addition to the squad

... fortunate to have him at The Citadel ... was recruited by the Bulldogs’ staff for two years as he attended prep school ... the one year of prep school experience will help him ... owns a solid understanding of the game and plays it at a good, quick pace ... lets things come to him and doesn’t rush or over-react ... has the ability to shoot the three-pointer off the dribble or wide-open ... a heady player who won’t make many mistakes ... will compete for the No. 2 and 3 positions ... his strength makes up for his lack of size ... a New York kid ... is as tough-minded as anyone ... could possibly be an Alan Puckett-type of player.

High School:A 2004 graduate of Mahopac High and

was coached by Ted Georgealas ... selected all-section his sophomore, junior and senior years ... named the Madison Square Garden Tri-State Player of the Year ... averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists as a senior ... finished his career as Mahopac’s all-time leading scorer with more than 1,400 career points ... was rated as one of the New York State’s Top-50 Players by insiderhoops.com ... is a 2005 graduate of Notre Dame Academy in Fitchburg, MA where he started for Coach Bill Barton ... that team finished ranked in the top 5 in the country ... averaged 10 points per game and was selected captain on a successful group in which 12 other players joined Division I programs.

Personal:Full name is Christopher Diasparra

... son of Phil and Shelia Diasparra

... born March 3, 1986 ... majoring in Business Administration.

6-2 • 205Freshman • Guard

Mahopac, NY

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ChrisDiasparra

Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Academics, basketballOther colleges who recruited me: Iona, New Hampshire, Stony BrookFavorite Citadel Class: Military classFavorite Citadel Employee: Dr. John CarterFavorite Food: Home cooked penne ala vodkaFavorite Type of Music: Hip-hopFavorite Musician: P.A. SystemFavorite Actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite Actress: Jessica AlbaFavorite Movie: Wedding CrashersFavorite Book/Magazine: The BibleFavorite Athlete: Michael JordanFavorite Professional Sports Team: N.Y. YankeesFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: Ping pongFavorite TV Show: ESPN’s SportsCenterUnexpected Talent/Skill: My military pivot step is incredibleHobbies: Playing ball, women, listening to musicNot many people know this but…: I’m very shyIf I could visit one place it would be: HawaiiIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: Lowering the basket to 9.5 feetMy greatest moment in sports: Becoming the all- time leading scorer in Mahopac High SchoolIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: Jesus, my grandfather, William Wallace, Achilles and one more to come


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VytautasValiulis

6-� • �80Freshman • GuardVilnius, Lithuania

Coach’s quips:Is a great addition to the program ... team will

need another Kevin Hammack-type of point guard after this season, and “V” has the ability to fill that slot ... brings great knowledge of the game to The Citadel ... played on his National 17-Under team in Lithuania ... also brings international toughness to the team ... a pass-first type of point guard and isn’t that concerned with scoring, although he can ... is left-handed ... is expected to make an immediate contribution ... could possibly see more than 10 minutes on the floor per game, spelling Hammack ... takes good care of the ball ... a Mike Roy-type of point guard, but bigger ... defensively, will put great pressure on the opposing point guard ... has

a fine grasp of the defensive principles ... isn’t afraid to sacrifice his body for loose balls or to take a charge ... an upbeat and vocal player ... could be one to watch this season.

High School:A 2005 post graduate from Montverde

Academy in Montverde, FL ... averaged 10 points, 6 assists and 3 steals per game last year on a team that finished 22-6 ... was coached by Kevin Sutton ... native of Vilnius, Lithuania and will have a better than average chance to play on the Lithuanian National Team.

Personal:Full name is Vytautas Valiulis

... son of Remigijus and Regina Valiulis ... born July 10, 1986

... majoring in Business Administration.

Nickname: “V”Role Model: FatherWhy I chose The Citadel: Academics and basketballOther colleges who recruited me: James Madison, UNC GreensboroFavorite Citadel Class: ROTCFavorite Citadel Employee: Everybody is nice around hereFavorite Food: Mom’sFavorite Type of Music: Any good songFavorite Musician: Pink FloydFavorite Actor: Jude LawFavorite Actress: Angelina JolieFavorite Movie: Girl InterruptedFavorite Book/Magazine: All books by E.M. RemarqueFavorite Athlete: Magic JohnsonFavorite Professional Sports Team: Miami HeatFavorite Sport Other Than Basketball: Soccer, track&fieldFavorite TV Show: The SopranosUnexpected Talent/Skill: UnpredictableHobbies: Music, books, surfing the Internet, travelingNot many people know this but…: Lithuania is a place worth visiting, at least once in your lifeIf I could visit one place it would be: MexicoIf I could change one rule in basketball it would be: I am satisfied as it isMy greatest moment in sports: Every moment spent with Lithuania’s National TeamIf I could have dinner with five people, they would be: E.M. Romarque, Jesus, my grandfather, Roger Waters and Chris Rock

Six former Citadel basketball standouts have continued their playing careers on the professional level: Noy Castillo (1994-97), Jamie Jenkins (1995-98), Kirill Misyuchenko (1996-98), Max Mombollet (2001-04) and Clyde Wormley (2000-03) have each gone to the next level of play.

Castillo, a sharpshooter, is a veteran member of the Philippine Basketball Association while Mombollet, a solid insider, continues his career in Europe. Wormley, now a member of Pat Dennis’s staff, spent time in the Mex-Cimeba League in Mexico.

Jenkins and Misyuchenko spent time in the New Zealand and European leagues, respectively.

Washburn is the maverick of the group as after he finished his four years on the hardwood joined the Bulldogs’ football team. He spent three seasons on NFL rosters (New York Giants and Chicago Bears).

Bulldogs Play in the Pro Ranks

(left-right) Washburn, Misyuchenko, Jenkins, Castillo and Mombollet.



The Coaches

Head Coach

PatDennis

Fourteenth SeasonWashington & Lee ’78

Coach DennisBeginning his 14th season at The Citadel,

Pat Dennis continues to pad his win total as he is the winningest basketball coach in school history. In terms of current longevity within the Southern Conference, Dennis ranks second to Davidson’s Bob McKillop.

Dennis is the only Bulldog coach to post double-digit wins in each of his first seven seasons, and he’s done that a total of 10 times during his 13 campaigns. There were only33 other seasons of 10 or more victories in the first 100 years of the program’s existence.

Under Dennis, The Citadel basketball program is more than just practices and games. He firmly believes in the same principles that The Citadel instills into its cadets every single day. During the last four seasons, Dennis has proudly witnessed 11 players to graduate from the Military College of South Carolina. Of those, every one had a job offer or entered graduate school immediately following walking across the stage. Dennis and his staff historically work hand-in-hand with each player to guarantee that he is taking the appropriate path, not only in the classroom and on the courts, but in life after The

Carolina and Central Florida, not to mention the upper echelon of teams in the SoCon like east Tennessee State, who advanced to the NCAA Tournament after winning the conference tournament.

The 2002-03 season was highlighted by a group of six seniors that all finished their careers with a coveted Citadel ring and a Citadel degree. Forward Michael Joseph became the sixth player under Dennis’ guidance to reach the 1,000 point plateau and the 22nd in school history.

An experienced group led the 2001-02 campaign as three seniors and six juniors highlighted the squad that finished 17-12. The back-to-back winning seasons were the Cadets’ first in more than 20 years. The Bulldogs posted 17 victories, including eight in Southern Conference play. The 17-win plateau stands as the third-highest in school history. Only Robinson, in his fifth year as the college’s director of athletics, had higher totals in a single season as The Citadel’s head coach. The Bulldogs successfully protected their backyard during the season as they posted an exciting 12-2 record in McAlister Field House. The season was highlighted by The Citadel’s first victory in the Southern Conference Tournaments since 1985 as they defeated the Keydets of VMI, 80-70.

In 2000-01, the Bulldogs won 16 games. That may appear trite, but consider that The

Citadel, in its first 100 years of basketball, had won 20 games once (1979), 18 games

once (1985), 17 games three times (1927, ’61 and ’02) and 16 games four

times (1945, ’58, ’89 and ’01).In Dennis’ first 11 years at

the helm, the Bulldogs reached the 10-win plateau quicker in

Citadel.The coaching staff finds itself in a great position

this season as they have four seniors and five juniors to anchor the leadership roles of the team. Those nine upperclassmen have formulated a solid foundation of the future for Citadel Basketball. Often faced with young names on his rosters, Dennis, only four seasons ago, had a team that had only one senior and three juniors. That team worked extremely hard – a trademark of all Citadel teams – and evolved as the surprise of the Southern Conference and finished in a three-way tie for second place in the South Division.


Recent Years Under Coach Dennis

Last year, the Bulldogs, with only one senior, raced to a quick 12-5 record but stumbled the rest of the way, teaching the youngsters vital and critical lessons.

In 2003-04, The Citadel saw the loss of all-conference player Max Mombollet to graduation and only six wins, but Dennis’ young squad consisted of only two seniors, one junior and 11 freshmen and sophomores. That nucleus of players cemented the floor for Dennis over the next two seasons and gained valuable experience playing against the likes of Georgetown, Tennessee, South

2000-01 than any other year (15 games).

The season also featured a modest five-game winning streak in league play, the first time since the 1960-61

season. It also marked the first winning season since the 15-

1992 – PRESENT: THE CITADEL• Head Basketball Coach (148-212 overall);• All-time winningest coach in Citadel basketball history;• One of only four coaches in school history to post two consecutive winning seasons (2000-01, 2001-02);• Top defense in The Southern Conference twice;• Four All-Southern Conference performers;• Six players named to the league’s all-freshman team;• Six 1,000-point scorers during his tenure.1987-1992: UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND• Top assistant coach to Dick Tarrant;• Recorded 21 or more wins in four of five seasons;• Four NCAA Tournament appearances;• The 1987-88 team advanced to the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA tournament (with wins over Indiana and Georgia Tech);• Two NIT berths;• Overall record of 151-62 (.709);• Four Colonial Athletic Association championships.1984-1986: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY• Assistant Coach• Helped lead the Colonials to its best record in 10 years.1982-1984: LOYOLA (MD) COLLEGE• Top Assistant Coach1980-1982: TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITY• Assistant Coach1979-1980: MCDONOUGH HIGH SCHOOL• Junior Varsity Coach1974-1978: WASHINGTON & LEE• NCAA Division III Player of the Year;• Led W&L to Top-10 rankings his junior and seniors seasons;• Division III First Team All-American;• Enshrined in the W&L Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993.

13 year of 1997-98, and Dennis earned his 100th victory (on Feb. 3 against Wofford), becoming only the second coach in Citadel history to win 100 or more games.

At home, The Citadel was nearly unstoppable, going an impressive 12-2 in McAlister Field House. Two of the facilities’ largest crowds came that season as 5,822 fans came to see the University of South Carolina on December 5, creating the sixth largest home crowd, and on February 12, the College

of Charleston game drew 5,563 fans, the eighth largest. Also, a rare Sunday night game against Furman on February 24 drew 4,236 people.

Also in the mix of highlights was The Citadel’s first basketball championship of any kind in 23 years when the Bulldogs defeated Colgate and Morehead State at the Capital City Classic hosted by Florida A&M in Tallahassee, Fla. Travis Cantrell collected the MVP Award while Cliff Washburn earned all-tournament recognition.

Washburn, who later signed a contract with the NFL’s New York Giants, and Alan Puckett earned Southern Conference Player of the Week citations. Again, The Citadel locker room was often a festive site, and on one occasion, lured Citadel graduate and nationally-acclaimed author Pat Conroy to it. That night against Furman, Conroy proclaimed that Citadel basketball had “returned,” as was the excitement in McAlister Field House.

In 1997-98, Dennis, a Baltimore, MD native, guided The Citadel to a 15-13 overall ledger – the program’s best campaign since 1988-89 – and a second place finish in the Southern Conference’s South Division. In addition, his 1997-98 team defeated a pair of NCAA Tournament participants in College

Assistant Coach

ChrisGerlufsen

Fifth SeasonRandolph-Macon ’98

Chris Gerlufsen begins his fifth year at The Citadel as a member of Pat Dennis’ staff. In 2000, he joined The Bulldogs’ staff as a graduate assistant coach and in four years has come full circle as he was named the top assistant prior to the 2003-04 season.

Gerlufsen has on-floor coaching responsibi l i t ies with the guards and wings, and has coached three 1,000-point scorers in Travis Cantrell, Michael Joseph and Alan Puckett.

With Gerlufsen’s guidance, Cantrell posted 102 three-point field goals during the 2002 season and aided his school record 255 three-point field goals for a career. Also, with Gerlufsen’s direction, senior Kevin Hammack

of Charleston and Davidson, and snapped a 13-game losing streak in that quarterfinal win over military rival VMI.

Pat Dennis-Coached TeamsAnnually, The Citadel is a force defensively,

ranking among the league leaders in field goal percentage defense and scoring defense, among others. Dennis continually demonstrates that he remains a student of the game by the numerous workshops, clinics and camps at which he teaches and participates. He confirms his ability to recruit talented players, and possesses a solid reputation among his fellow coaches as a true teacher of the game.

Characteristics of Dennis-coached teams include an exciting, multifaceted offense, a stick-it-to-you defense and an all-out team effort. A strong work ethic and a never-say-die attitude – truly trademarks of all Citadel cadets – are obvious as one watches one of his practices or games.

All of this points to the progress that Citadel Basketball has made strides under Dennis, who became the school’s 26th basketball coach on April 13, 1992. Excitement in the program continues to be rejuvenated, and should add even more anticipation this year considering the talent is assembled.

While the program has improved, Dennis is not content with being a middle-of-the-pack team. He won’t be satisfied until The

Richmond, where he and head coach Dick Tarrant had molded less-talented athletes into Colonial Athletic Association champions, was just what The Citadel program needed. Dennis had been Richmond’s top assistant since the 1987-88 season. During his stint at Richmond, the Spiders won 21 or more games in all but one season, and made four NCAA Tournament appearances with two additional National Invitational Tournament showings.

As Richmond’s number one assistant, Dennis served as recruiting coordinator and assisted with both offensive and defensive on-court responsibilities, practice plans and opponent scouting. He also was responsible for overseeing the Spiders’ academic progress.

During Dennis’ stay at Richmond, the Spiders compiled an overall record of 151-62 (.709) and captured four Colonial Athletic Association championships. The 1987-88 squad advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Tournament after defeated strong

Indiana and Georgia tech squads.

Prior to Dennis’ arrival at Richmond, he

spent the 1984-85 season at George Washington

University and helped lead the Colonials to a 17-10 record, which

was the team’s best in a decade. He was the top assistant at Loyola (MD) College during

the 1982-83 and 1983-84 seasons.


Assistant CoachCitadel challenges for the Southern Conference title year-in and year-out.

He has restored respect in the program by making the players believe in his system, in each other, and bringing to the Military College of South Carolina an organization that was a perfect fit. A pressure man-to-man defense is the hallmark of Dennis’ teams, with a patterned, high-efficiency offense to match.

When former Director of Athletics Walt Nadzak announced Dennis’ hiring, it was a well-known fact that Dennis had a major rebuilding job ahead of hi. After all, the Bulldogs had only one winning season in the previous seven years and the program had experienced only 16 wins in the last two seasons, including only six in 1991. He knew that hard work was the only course of action.

A proven recruiter, Dennis’ classes have been rated among the best in the league. During his 13 seasons at The Citadel, Dennis has seen seven - including Warren McLendon last year - of his recruited players named to the Southern Conference’s All-Freshman Team.

Prior to The CitadelAn assistant coach for seven years at the

University of Richmond, Dennis was an obvious choice for the Bulldogs. His background at

is posed to become the school’s all-time assist leader.

His responsibilities do not stop with coaching as Gerlufsen is the recruiting coordinator and assists in scheduling. He played a major role in recruiting another highly-rated class as his aggressive style of recruiting focuses on obtaining not only topnotch athletes to help the program grow, but also young men who will succeed at The Citadel and in life. He owes some of his recruiting success to his strong ties in Texas and the Northeast.

He was directly involved with the signing of nearly every Bulldog on today’s roster.

A 1998 graduate of Randolph-Macon (VA), Gerlufsen played for the late Hal Nunnaly, one of the most successful Division III coaches in college basketball. A native of Philadelphia, PA, Gerlufsen was a starting guard for two and one-half seasons and served as team captain his junior and senior seasons. Gerlufsen, at one time, ranked ninth all-time in steals for the Yellow Jackets and was a member of the team that was ranked third nationally in scoring defense. He helped Randolph-Macon advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament twice, once in 1996 and again in 1998.

Coaching is in Gerlufsen’s blood as he father served as the head coach at the University of Massachusetts and at Shepherd College (WV), winning two conference championships.

He spent one season as a graduate assistant coach at Washington (MD) College and two years as an assistant coach at Southwestern (TX) University.

Gerlufsen, 30, is single and lives in the West Ashley part of Charleston.

He began his collegiate coaching career at Towson State University where he served as an aid during the 1980-81 and 1981-82 campaigns. He spent the 1979-80 season as a junior varsity coach at McDonough High School in his hometown of Baltimore.

Celebrated Player: Husband and FatherDennis is a 1978 graduate of Washington

& Lee University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Urban Studies. As a student-athlete, he was named a NCAA

Division III First-Team All-American by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), The Associated Press and Basketball Weekly. He also was honored by being named the NCAA Division III Player of the Year his senior season by Basketball Weekly, and was bestowed the highest of honors

by being enshrined in the Washington & Lee Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993.

Dennis is married to the former Sherry O’Malley of Baltimore, and they have three children, Haddie, Finn and Isabel. The Dennis family, along with a Golden Lab named Khaki, has lived on The Citadel campus since they arrived in 1992.

Grad. Assistant

PaulLambertSecond Season

James Madison ’04

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ClydeWormley

Second SeasonThe Citadel ’03

Paul R. Lambert, III, a 2004 graduate of James Madison University, begins his second season on head coach Pat Dennis’ staff as a graduate assistant/manager. Lambert’s resp ons ibi l i t i es include assisting the coaching staff with on-court duties, overseeing the student managers and the inventory of the squad’s equipment, as well as helping with recruiting and administrative duties. He also will continue with his role of working primarily with the post players.

Lambert grew up in Charlottesville, VA where he was a highly recruited baseball player from The Covenant School. In college, however, he assisted the Lady Dukes women’s basketball

Clyde Wormley, who played four years for Coach Pat Dennis from 2000-03, has re-joined The Citadel’s basketball coaching staff.

As an assistant to Coach Dennis, Wormley has on-floor coaching responsibilities, w o r k i n g primarily with the guards. He also coordinates the film exchange and aid in the recruiting process.

Wormley replaces Terry Parks, who resigned to become the head coach at Brevard College in Florida.

A native of Columbus, GA, Wormley completed his playing career as the 2003 leader in field goals (88) and 3-pointers (52).

After completing requirements for graduating

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Second SeasonN.C. State ’98

Mike Summey begins his second season as an assistant on Pat Dennis’ coaching staff.

A 1997 graduate of North Carolina State, Summey enters the 2005-06 basketball campaign with six full seasons of coaching experience under his belt. Having coached in three different states, he feels that he has really found at home at The Citadel.

“Coach Dennis has been terrific to work for and learn from,” Summey says. “Each day at The Citadel provides me with the opportunity to grow as a coach and a person. It’s exciting to see our program reach new heights and to be a part of that growth. I look forward to coming to


degree in Athletic Training and Exercise Science, Gunnells is currently working on his master’s in Science in Health, Exercise and Sport Science at The Citadel’s College of Graduate and P r o f e s s i o n a l Studies and is expects to graduate in May, 2006.

At the College of Charleston, Gunnells worked with the men and women’s soccer teams, the baseball team, The Citadel’s football team in ’03 and has spent time at Porter-Gaud School. He has been a part of the Cooper River Bridge Run’s Medical Team the past three years, and has volunteered his professional services for numerous activities, including teaching high school student-trainers on therapeutic modalities.

A local product who attended Stratford High School, Gunnells, 25, is single.

work each and every morning.”Being an assistant coach means doing multiple

tasks and Summey meets those challenges. In addition to the typical on-the-court coaching duties, he also aids in administering the student-athletes’ academic programs, conditioning program, assisting in game preparation as well as the staff ’s recruiting efforts.

Last season, Summey focused his attention on the Bulldogs’ guard play. In his previous five seasons prior to joining the Citadel staff, he coached the leading three-point shooter in his conference in four of five seasons: 1999 Rob Krimmel of St. Francis (PA) 44.5%; 2000 Pete Fox, St. Francis (PA) 44.3%; 2002 Danny Swogger, St. Francis (PA) 49.7%; and 2003 Spencer Ross, Queens (NC) 46.8%.

Last season was no different as Matt Davis led the Southern Conference in three-point percentage in conference play, shooting 47.4 percent.

Summey began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Saint Francis University in Loretto, PA. After four successful seasons at Saint Francis he moved to Charlotte, NC to become the top assistant at Queens University under current Charleston Southern University head coach Barclay Radebaugh.

While at North Carolina State he served as an undergraduate manager, video coordinator and graduate assistant from 1993-1999.

A native of Hickory, NC, Summey, 30, is single and lives in the West Ashley area of Charleston.

with a degree in business administration in ‘03, Wormley worked for Coach Dennis as a graduate assistant during the 2003-04 season. He spent last year playing professionally in Mexico.

“Clyde is hungry and has a real passion to be a college basketball coach,” said Dennis. “He knows the college, our system and our players, which will make him an asset to our program. This coaching staff, with Chris Gerlufsen, Mike Summey and now Clyde, is as strong of a staff as I have had here at The Citadel.

team while a student at James Madison. He helped develop the JMU post players as a student assistant and was a manager for the squad during the 2000-04 seasons.

Lambert is enrolled in The Citadel’s MBA program and hopes to attend dental school. His parents have lived in Charleston for six years, and he has two sisters (26, 22) and a niece (9). He is currently dating Krystal Brooks (James Madison ’05).

Resident CertifiedAthletic Trainer

JonathanGunnells

Jonathan Gunnells, who joined The Citadel’s Sports Medicine staff in the summer of 2004, begins his first season as the Resident Certified Athletic Trainer for the Bulldogs’ basketball team. Prior to obtaining the basketball position, he worked with the 2004 football and ’04-’05 wrestling teams.

Gunnells is responsible for the preventive and rehabilitative care for the basketball team and comes adequately prepared for the task.

A 2004 Dean’s List graduate of the College of Charleston where he earned his bachelor’s

OfficerRepresentative

Sgt. Maj.Donald Webb

Sergeant Major Donald C. Webb is in his second season as the Officer Representative for the Bulldogs’ basketball team. He represents The Citadel at all home games and selected away games, and his duties include being a role model,

SGM Webb has earned five Meritorious Service medals, five Army Commendation Medals, eight Army Achievement Medals and the Good Conduct Medal 8th Award. In addition, he has received a Senior Parachutist and French Parachutist Badge and the US Army Drill Sergeants Badge.

SGM Webb is a 2001 graduate of Excelsior College where he earned a bachelor of science degree. He is currently completing his MBA with a concentration in Human Resource Management with Touro University.

counselor and mentor to the cadet-student-athletes while assisting the Military Liaison Officer and the head basketball coach.

In addition, he demonstrates institutional control of the basketball team. He assists the team captains and coaches in ensuring that the team presents a professional appearance and are in proper uniform when traveling to and from practice or competitions, including general leave when on a trip.

SGM Webb entered the US Army on November 18, 1980 in Columbia and on June 16, 2001, SGM Webb became the 27th Sergeant Major of The Citadel’s Army ROTC Department.

He has graduated from numerous military school and courses, with the most significant being the US Army Jumpmaster Course, The First Sergeant’s Course and the US Army Sergeants Major Academy Class No. 51.

TeamMascots

General& Boo V

Possessing blind loyalty (as long as doggie treats are present), The Citadel is fortunate to have two live mascots to help create a most unique atmosphere in McAlister Field House.

As part of the pregame ritual, mascots General

and Boo are paraded around the playing floor, barking fiercely at the game’s opponents. They are dependable supporters.

General is a 21⁄2-year-old Bulldog and was donated in the summer of 2003, a gift from the Class of ’03. He became the first live mascot on the campus since the1950s, and serves the entire Corps of Cadets as a spirit booster. The Corps voted on his name.

General comes from bulldog royalty as he is the nephew of UGA VI, the former mascot for the University of Georgia.

Boo V, named after Lt. Col. Thomas Nugent Courvoisie, the popular former assistant commandant, is a two-year-old and joins General with the same on-campus responsibilities. He was donated by Fred Ducker ’63 in the fall of 2003. Assistant

Athletics Director/Facilities Mike Groshon serves as their caretaker.

General (left)and Boo V



The Opponents

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�8 Delaware Raleigh, NC 9:00 PM

�9 North Carolina State Raleigh, NC 6:00 PM

20 Stetson Raleigh, NC �2:00 PM

23 Asbury McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

26 Army West Point, NY �:00 PM

28 Florida Christian College McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

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0� Charleston Southern McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

05 Atlanta Christian McAlister Field House 5:00 PM

�5 Webber International McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

�8 Western Carolina Cullowhee, NC 4:00 PM

20 Duquesne Pittsburgh, PA 8:00 PM

3� Navy Annapolis, MD 3:00 PM

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04 Pennsylvania McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

07 Georgia Southern McAlister Field House �:00 PM

09 Davidson Davidson, NC 7:00 PM

January 2006

�4 College of Charleston Charleston , SC 2:00 PM

�6 Wofford McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

2� Furman Greenville, SC 4:00 PM

23 UNC Greensboro Greensboro, NC 7:00 PM

28 Appalachian State McAlister Field House �:00 PM

30 Chattanooga McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

February 2006

04 Elon Elon, NC 7:00 PM

07 Savannah State McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

�� Georgia Southern Statesboro, GA 7:30 PM

�3 Davidson McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

�6 College of Charleston McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

20 Furman McAlister Field House 7:�5 PM

22 Savannah State Savannah, GA 7:30 PM

25 Wofford Spartanburg, SC 7:00 PM

March 2006

2-5 Southern Conference Tournament North Charleston Coliseum

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Date Opponent TimeN 18 #The Citadel 9pmN 19 #Stetson 8pmN 20 #North Carolina State 2pmN 22 at Georgia State 7pmN 26 at Marist 7:30pmD 1 at UMBC 7pmD 3 at Hofstra 4pmD 10 at Rider 3pmD 19 UNC Greensboro 7:30pmD 29 Central Connecticut 7:30pmD 31 Loyola (MD) 1pmJ 5 UNC Wilmington* 7:30pmJ 7 at George Mason* 7pmJ 12 at Northeastern* 7pmJ 14 Towson* 7:30pmJ 19 James Madison* 7:30pmJ 21 at Drexel* 1pmJ 26 Virginia Commonwealth* 7:30pmJ 28 at Towson* 4pmF 2 George Mason* 7:30pmF 4 Hofstra* 7:30pmF 6 at James Madison* 7pmF 9 at UNC Wilmington* 7pmF 11 Drexel* 7:30pmF 15 at William & Mary* 7pmF 18 at Bracket Buster (TBA) TBAF 23 Northeastern* 7:30pmF 25 Old Dominion* 7:30 pmM 3-6 Colonial Athletic Association Championships at Richmond, VA#-American Youth Classic at North Carolina

Date Opponent ResultN 19 at Ohio State L, 49-74N 26 Mt. St. Mary’s (MD) W, 71-49N 29 at Loyola (MD) W, 63-60D 2 at St. Mary’s (CA) L, 58-67D 4 at San Francisco L, 79-84D 8 Drexel W, 67-65D 11 Rider W, 68-66D 20 #vs. Auburn L, 46-74D 21 #vs. Toledo L, 58-81D 22 #vs. Middle Tenn. St. L, 69-73(OT)D 29 UMBC L, 56-66J 2 American L, 58-64J 5 at Towson* L, 66-86J 8 at William & Mary* W, 69-59J 12 George Mason* W, 81-78(OT)J 15 James Madison* W, 75-40J 19 Va. Commonwealth* L, 57-76J 22 at Hofstra* L, 66-80J 26 at Old Dominion* L, 62-71J 29 UNC Wilmington* L, 59-62J 31 at George Mason* L, 68-82F 2 at James Madison* W, 70-69F 5 William & Mary* W, 76-47F 9 Old Dominion* L, 49-56F 12 Towson* W, 65-55F 16 at Va. Commonwealth* L, 73-83F 19 Hofstra* L, 57-75F 23 at UNC Wilmington* L, 65-68F 26 at Drexel* L, 80-86M 4 vs. Towson W, 76-56M 5 vs. Va. Commonwealth L, 61-74#-San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout

Office of Media RelationsUniversity of Delaware

Bob Carpenter Center * Newark, DE 19716www.udel.edu/sportsinfo

Location: Raleigh, NC 27695 Founded: 1887

Enrollment: 29,957 Nickname: Wolfpack

School Colors: Red and White Arena: RBC Center (19,722)

Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic Coast Conference

Chancellor: Dr. James OblingerAlma Mater: DePaul ‘67

Athletic Director: Lee FowlerAlma Mater: Vanderbilt ‘74

Men’s Basketball Contact: Annabelle Vaughan SID Office Phone: (919) 515-2102

Home Phone: (919) 858-9763 SID Fax: (919) 515-2898

E-mail: [email protected] Director: Annabelle Vaughan

Press Row Phone: (919) 861-6190

Head Coach: Herb Sendek (Carnegie Mellon ‘85)Record at (Years): 169-122 (nine)

Overall Record (Years): 232-148 (12) Basketball Office Phone: (919) 515-2807

Assistant Coaches: Larry Harris (Pittsburgh ‘78)

Mark Phelps (Old Dominion ‘96)Archie Miller (NC State ‘02)

Date Opponent TimeN 18 #Stetson 7pmN 19 #The Citadel 6pmN 20 #Delaware 2pmN 23 VMI 7:30pmN 26 %vs. Notre Dame 7pmN 30 &at Iowa 9:30pmD 10 Appalachian State 2pmD 14 UNC-Asheville 7pmD 18 Miami* 5:30pmD 22 at Alabama 9pmD 28 New Hampshire 7pmD 31 George Washington 12pmJ 3 UNC-Greensboro 7pmJ 7 at North Carolina* 3pmJ 10 at Boston College* 9pmJ 14 Georgia Tech* 12pmJ 18 at Duke* 7pmJ 21 Wake Forest* 4pmJ 25 Seton Hall 7pmJ 29 at Clemson* 1:30pmF 1 Virginia* 7pmF 5 Maryland* 2pmF 8 at Miami* 7pmF 12 at Georgia Tech* 1pmF 15 Florida State* 7pmF 18 Virginia Tech* 1pmF 22 North Carolina* 9pmF 25 Boston College* 3:45pmM 4 at Wake Forest* 4pmM 9-12 ACC Tournament at Greensboro, NC#-American Youth Classic at North Carolina%-Wooden Classic&-Acc/Big 10 Challenge

Date Opponent ResultN 17 New Orleans W, 92-58N 18 Elon W, 71-45N 19 East Carolina W, 100-66N 26 Campbell W, 99-44N 29 Purdue W, 60-53D 5 Manhattan W, 76-60D 11 Liberty W, 94-60D 15 Louisiana-Lafayete W, 78-72D 19 at Washington L, 64-68D 21 at BYU W, 72-61D 28 &vs. Columbia W, 84-74D 30 &vs. St. Johns L, 45-63J 2 West Virginia L, 69-82J 9 at Miami* L, 66-67J 13 Duke* L, 74-86J 16 Georgia Tech* W, 76-68J 19 at Virginia Tech* L, 71-72J 23 at Maryland* W, 85-69J 26 Florida State* L, 64-70J 29 at Clemson* W, 80-70F 3 at North Carolina* L, 71-95F 5 Virginia* L, 62-64F 10 at Wake Forest* L, 75-86F 13 at Georgia Tech* W, 53-51F 16 Maryland* W, 82-63F 22 North Carolina* L, 71-81F 26 Virginia Tech* W, 74-54M 2 at Virginia* W, 82-72M 6 Wake Forest* L, 53-55M 10 vs. Florida State W, 70-54M 11 vs. Wake Forest W, 81-65M 12 vs. Duke L, 69-76M 18 %vs. Charlotte W, 75-63M 20 %vs. Connecticut W, 65-62M 25 %vs. Wisconsin L, 56-65&-ECAC Holiday Festival%-NCAA Tournament

Media RelationsBox 8502Raleigh, NC 27695www.gopack.com

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Men’s Basketball Contact: Kevin Tritt SID Office Phone: (302) 831-2186 Home Phone: (302) 602-0641 SID Fax: (302) 831-8653E-mail: [email protected] Director: Scott Sellheimer Press Row Phone: (302) 831-8715

Head Coach: David Henderson (Duke ‘86)Record at (Years): 76-72 (five) Overall Record (Years): 76-72 (five) Basketball Office Phone: (302) 831-2724Assistant Coaches: Kenny Blakeney (Duke ‘95) Darryl Jacobs (William Penn ‘89) Ryan Iversen (Delaware ‘03)

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Sports Information421 N. Woodland Blvd. Box 8359

DeLand, FL 32723www.stetson.edu/athletics

Location: Wilmore, KY 40390 Founded: 1890

Enrollment: 1,278Nickname: Eagles

School Colors: Purple and White Arena: Luce Physical Activities Center (1,500)

Affiliation: NCCAA/NAIA Division IIConference: KIAC

Affiliation: NCCAA Division I President: Dr. Paul Rader

Athletic Director: Gary Kempf

Men’s Basketball Contact: Gwen Kirby SID Office Phone: (859) 858-3511

SID Fax: (859) 858-3921E-mail: [email protected]

Director: Gwen Kirby

Head Coach: Jim Aller (The King’s College ‘89)Years at: 12th Season

Basketball Office Phone: (859) 858-2476Assistant Coaches:

Bill Bland (Tennessee Tech ‘71)Will Shouse (Asbury ‘02)Jason Price (Asbury ‘00)

Asbury CollegeOne Macklem DriveWilmore, KY 40390www.asbury.edu/studentlife/athletics

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Date Opponent TimeN 18 #North Carolina State 7pmN 19 #Delaware 8pmN 20 #The Citadel 12pmN 26 at Central Florida 7:30pmD 1 at Campbell* 8pmD 3 at Gardner-Webb* 7pmD 6 South Florida 7pmD 17 at Georgetown TBAD 20 at Florida State 7pmD 27 at Miami 7:30pmJ 2 North Florida* 7pmJ 4 Jacksonville* 7pmJ 9 at Florida Atlantic* 7pmJ 14 at Belmont* 3pmJ 16 at Lipscomb* 8pmJ 19 ETSU* 7pmJ 21 Kennesaw State* 7pmJ 24 Mercer* 7pmJ 28 at ETSU* 4pmJ 30 at Kennesaw State* 7pmF 2 Savannah State 7pmF 4 Belmont* 7pmF 6 Lipscomb* 7pmF 10 at Mercer* 7:30pmF 12 Florida Atlantic* 3pmF 15 at Savannah State 7pmF 17 at North Florida* 7pmF 19 at Jacksonville* 2pmF 23 Campbell* 7pmF 25 Gardner-Webb* 7pm M 2-4 Atlantic Sun Championship at Johnson, TN#-American Youth Classic at North Carolina

Date Opponent ResultN 19 Flagler W, 63-51N 26 at South Florida L, 65-93D 2 Mercer* L, 76-89D 4 Georgia State* W, 79-70D 8 at Florida L, 54-93D 18 at Miami L, 50-81D 23 at Florida State L, 61-71D 28 at Colorado State L, 57-93D 31 at Georgia W, 56-52J 3 at Jacksonville* W, 68-63J 7 Troy* L, 53-56J 9 at Florida Atlantic* L, 69-81(OT)J 11 at Central Florida* L, 66-70J 15 Belmont* W, 71-68J 17 Lipscomb* W, 71-66J 20 at Gardner-Webb* L, 68-82J 22 at Campbell* W, 80-61J 26 Jacksonville* L, 58-70J 29 Gardner-Webb* W, 69-62J 31 Campbell* W, 70-51F 3 at Belmont* L, 69-70F 5 at Lipscomb* W, 73-71F 10 Central Florida* L, 62-71F 12 Florida Atlantic* L, 75-81F 20 at Troy* L, 72-80F 25 at Mercer* L, 73-74F 27 at Georgia State* L, 63-84

Date Opponent TimeN 1 Temple Baptist College 8pmN 5 at Johnson Bible College 2pmN 8 at Cincinnati Christian 7:30pmN 11 Ohio Southern 8pmN 15 at Temple Baptist College 7:30pmN 18 Centre College 7:30pmN 22 at Charleston Southern 7pmN 23 at The Citadel 7:15pmD 1 at UT-Chattanooga 7pmD 3 Crown College 4pmD 6 at Free Will Baptist College 7pmD 8 Georgetown College 7:30pmD 9 at Circleville Bible College 7pmJ 7 at Mid-Continent* 7pmJ 11 at Spalding* 7:30pmJ 14 at Indiana-East 7:30pmJ 17 at Berea College* 1pmJ 21 Bethel College* 3pmJ 24 at Alice Lloyd College* 8pmJ 26 at Indiana-Southeast* 7:30pmJ 28 Brescia 3pmF 1 Spalding* 7:30pmF 3 St. Louis Pharmacy* 7:30pmF 7 Berea College* 7:30pmF 9 Indiana-Southeast* 7:30pmF 10 Circleville Bible College* 7pmF 11 Mid-Continent* 6pmF 14 Alice Lloyd College* 8pmF 18 at Bethel College* 3pm

Date Opponent ResultN 2 Ohio University Southern W, 81-69N 5 at Indiana Wesleyan W, 58-57N 6 vs. Mount Vernon Nazarene L, 72-99N 9 at Circleville Bible College W, 101-78N 12 IU-East W, 73-59N 13 Kentucky Christian W, 82-70N 18 at Union College L, 67-89N 23 Free Will Baptist W, 98-51N 30 Cincinnati Christian College W, 84-70D 1 at Morehead State L, 34-54D 4 Temple Baptist W, 78-58D 6 at Tennessee Tech L, 69-93D 11 at Georgetown College L, 60-97D 28 at Hawaii Pacific L, 64-73D 30 at Hawaii Hilo L, 46-78J 8 at Shawnee Baptist W, 93-62J 11 Spalding* W, 51-42J 15 Circleville Bible College W, 85-65J 15 Bethel College* W, 86-83J 18 Berea College* W, 77-60J 21 vs. Concordia Seminary W, 108-92J 22 at Saint Louis Pharmacy* W, 91-71J 25 at IU-Southeast* L, 70-86J 27 Johnson Bible College W, 86-79(OT)J 29 at IU-East W, 67-64F 1 Thomas More College W, 76-74F 5 at Berea College* L, 53-83F 10 at Spalding* L, 56-63F 12 IU-Southeast* L, 62-83F 15 at Brescia L, 44-68F 19 at Bethel College* L, 71-95F 21 Crown College W, 84-61F 24 vs. Saint Louis Pharmacy* W, 97-82F 25 at Bethel College* L, 66-77M 17 vs. Bethel College L, 42-83M 18 vs. Central Baptist College L, 82-91M 19 vs. Nyack L, 73-84

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Men’s Basketball Contact: Jamie Bataille SID Office Phone: (386) 822-8130 Cell Phone: (386) 747-2824 SID Fax: (386) 822-7486E-mail: [email protected] Director: Jamie BataillePress Row Phone: (386) 822-8133

Head Coach: Derek Waugh (Furman ‘93)Record at (Years): 51-76 (five) Overall Record (Years): 51-76 (five) Basketball Office Phone: (386) 822-8120Assistant Coaches: Wylie Tucker (Montevallo ‘78) Jon Coffman (Washington & Lee ‘96) Sebastian Singletary (Stetson ‘01)

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Date Opponent TimeN 15 #vs. Temple 7pmN 17 #TBA TBAN 18 Polytechnic 7:30pmN 21 at VMI 7pmN 23 #TBA TBAN 25 #TBA TBAN 26 The Citadel 1pmN 29 at Connecticut TBAD 2 at Columbia 7pmD 5 at Sacred Heart 7pmD 8 VMI 5:30pmD 17 New York Maritime 1pmD 20 at Cornell 4pmD 31 Brown 1pmJ 4 Dartmouth 7pmJ 7 Colgate* 1pmJ 11 Holy Cross* 7pmJ 14 at Lehigh* 7:30pmJ 18 at American* 7:30pmJ 22 at Navy* 1pmJ 25 Lafayette* 5:30pmJ 28 at Colgate* 1:30pmF 1 Bucknell* 7pmF 5 Navy* 1pmF 8 at Holy Cross* 7pmF 11 Lehigh* 1pmF 15 American* 7pmF 22 at Lafayette* 7pmF 25 at Bucknell* 7pmM 3-10 Patriot League Tournament#-Preseason NIT

Date Opponent ResultN 20 The Citadel L, 62-69N 22 Sacred Heart L, 52-67N 24 at Stony Brook L, 54-68N 28 at New Hampshire L, 71-77D 1 Polytechnic W, 77-43D 4 at St. Francis L, 64-78D 6 Albany L, 46-73D 9 New York Maritime W, 75-59D 19 at Notre Dame L, 52-71D 30 at Farleigh Dickinson L, 53-69J 2 Cornell L, 51-58J 4 Columbia L, 59-75J 8 at Colgate* L, 56-60J 12 Holy Cross* L, 29-66J 15 at Bucknell* L, 46-63J 21 American* L, 37-72J 23 Navy* L, 43-63J 28 at Lehigh* L, 45-63J 30 at Lafayette* L, 49-66F 4 at American* L, 58-86F 6 at Navy* L, 69-84F 11 Lehigh* L, 64-69F 13 Lafayette* L, 73-76F 19 Bucknell* L, 55-69F 23 Colgate* L, 59-66F 26 at Holy Cross* L, 49-66M 4 Holy Cross L, 42-76

Office of Athletic Communications639 Howard Road

West Point, NY 10996www.goARMYsports.com

Location: Kissimmee, FL 34744Founded: 1976

Enrollment: 274Nickname: Suns

School Colors: Orange, Black and WhiteAffiliation: NCCAA Division II

Conference: Florida Christian College ConferencePresident: Dr. Harold Armstrong

Alma Mater: Cincinnati Bible CollegeAthletic Director: Phillip Smith

Date Opponent TimeO 27 #at Trinity College 7pmO 28 #at Wesley College 7pmO 29 #at Trinity Baptist College 6pmN 3 Florida College 7pmN 8 at Flagler College 7pmN 10 %Johnson 7pmN 11 %Crown 7pmN 12 %Freewill 1pmN 15 Flagler College 7pmN 17 at Mobile 8:30pmN 18 at Wesley College 8pmN 28 at The Citadel 7:15pmN 29 at College of Charleston 7pmD 2 Trinity Baptist College 7pmD 3 Clearwater Christian College 3pmD 6 Southeastern 7pmD 9 at Trinity College 7pmJ 5-7 at Piedmont Tournament TBAJ 13 Piedmont Baptist College 7pmJ 20 Trinity College 7pmJ 21 Toccoa Falls College 2pmJ 24 at Southeastern 7pmJ 26 at Toccoa Falls College 7pmJ 27 at Atlanta Christian College 7pmJ 28 at Carver Bible College 2pmF 3 Atlanta Christian College 7pmF 4 Carver Bible College 3pmF 13 at Florida College 7pmF 17 at Clearwater Christian College 7pmF 22 Regional Tournament 7pmF 24-25 Regional Tournament TBAM 8-11 National Tournament TBA#-Trinity Classic%-North/South Shootout

Date Opponent ResultO 21 at Trinity Baptist College W, 78-62O 22 at Trinity College L, 52-60O 29 Maryland Bible L, 64-78N 9 at Southeastern L, 73-100N 12 at Warren Wilson L, 68-69N 13 vs. Christendom W, 92-72N 16 Trinity College W, 98-77N 18 at Crown College W, 80-74N 19 at Johnson Bible College L, 70-93N 20 at Freewill Baptist L, 57-69D 4 Clearwater L, 96-110D 9 Flagler L, 63-104D 10 Knox L, 55-77D 14 Goshen L, 45-88J 6 vs. Wesley College W, 87-50J 7 vs. Trinity Baptist W, 87-62J 8 at Piedmont Baptist L, 99-104(2OT)J 11 at Trinity College W, 99-62J 14 Atlanta Christian L, 61-90J 17 at Palm Beach Atlantic L, 50-129J 21 Piedmont Baptist L, 80-82J 22 Toccoa Falls L, 67-92J 27 at Toccoa Falls L, 56-82J 28 at Atlanta Christian L, 67-103F 1 Southeastern L, 71-98F 4 Carver Bible College W, 89-80F 8 Trinity Baptist W, 87-67F 12 at Clearwater L, 87-108F 15 at Clearwater Regional L, 62-97

Florida Christian College1011 Bill Beck Blvd.Kissimmee, FL 34744

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Location: West Point, NY 10996Founded: March 16, 1802 Enrollment: 4,000 Nickname: Black Knights, Cadets School Colors: Black, Gold and Gray Arena: Christl Arena (5,043)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Patriot LeagueSuperintendent: Lt. Gen. William Lennox, Jr. Alma Mater: USMA ‘71 Athletic Director: Kevin Anderson Alma Mater: San Francisco State ‘79

Men’s Basketball Contact: Mike Albright SID Office Phone: (845) 938-6871 Cell Phone: (914) 755-0389 SID Fax: (845) 446-2556E-mail: [email protected] Director: Bob Beretta Press Row Phone: (845) 938-4441

Head Coach: Jim Crews (Indiana ‘76)Record at (Years): 14-67 (three) Overall Record (Years): 308-276 (20) Basketball Office Phone: (845) 938-2419Assistant Coaches: Chris Hollender (Evansville ‘98) Clay Nunley (Goucher ‘98) Jim Platt (Concordia [Ill.] ‘73)Kendrick Saunders (Palm Beach Atlantic ‘98)

Men’s Basketball Contact: Phillip Smith SID Office Phone: (407) 569-1169


Director: Phillip Smith

Head Coach: Phillip Smith Basketball Office Phone: (407) 569-1163

Assistant Coach:David Erdmann


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Office of Media RelationsP.O. Box 118087

Charleston, SC 29423www.csusports.com

Location: East Point, GA 30344 Founded: 1936

Enrollment: 420 Nickname: Chargers

School Colors: Blue and Gold Arena: Alumni Hall (300)

Affiliation: NCCAA Division II/NAIA IIPresident: Dr. R. Edwin Grover Athletic Director: Joe Griffin

Men’s Basketball Contact: Joe Griffin SID Office Phone: (404) 669-2052

Home Phone: (404) 629-2797 SID Fax: (404) 460-2411E-mail: [email protected]

Director: Joe Griffin Press Row Phone: (404) 460-2411

Head Coach: Joe Griffin Basketball Office Phone: (404) 669-2052

Assistant Coach:Phillip Holder

Sports Information2605 Ben Hill Rd.East Point, GA 30344www.acc.edu

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Date Opponent TimeN 18 #College of Charleston 7pmN 22 Asbury 7pmN 26 #Clemson 7pmN 28 Erskine 7pmD 1 at The Citadel 7pmD 3 at St. John’s 4pmD 17 at Robert Morris 7:30pmD 20 at Marshall 7pmD 22 Newberry 7pmD 28 Southern Wesleyan 7pmD 30 at Wake Forest 7pmJ 5 at VMI* 12pmJ 7 at High Point* 7pmJ 11 at Birmingham Southern* 8pmJ 14 UNC Asheville* 4pmJ 16 Winthrop* 7pmJ 19 at Coastal Carolina* 7pmJ 23 Radford* 7:30pmJ 28 at Winthrop* 4pmJ 30 Liberty* 7:30pmF 4 High Point* 4pmF 9 Coastal Carolina* 7pmF 11 at Liberty* 7pmF 13 at Radford* 7pmF 18 VMI* 12pmF 20 Birmingham Southern* 7pmF 25 at UNC Asheville* 4:30pmF 28 Big South Tournament#-at North Charleston Coliseum

Date Opponent ResultN 19 College of Charleston L, 41-56N 22 Voorhees College W, 82-58N 26 at Notre Dame L, 38-54D 11 at Clemson L, 55-73D 15 Lander L, 59-67D 18 Wofford L, 65-84D 22 at Georgia Tech L, 48-90D 28 at Fordham W, 50-49D 29 at Brown L, 52-65J 3 Robert Morris W, 79-70J 5 at UNC Asheville W, 64-63J 8 at VMI* W, 78-67J 10 at Radford* W, 67-60J 15 High Point* W, 76-74J 17 Liberty* L, 59-71J 22 at Birmingham Southern* L, 41-67J 25 at Winthrop* L, 45-58J 29 UNC Asheville* L, 63-66F 3 Coastal Carolina* W, 64-62F 5 Radford* L, 56-66F 7 VMI* W, 56-50F 12 at Liberty* L, 66-70F 14 at High Point* L, 56-74F 17 The Citadel* W, 65-46F 21 at Coastal Carolina* L, 54-57F 24 Birmingham Southern* W, 51-48F 26 Winthrop* L, 62-65(OT)M 1 at Liberty W, 66-60M 3 at High Point W, 58-55M 5 at Winthrop L, 46-68

Date Opponent TimeN 1 at Johnson Bible College 6pmN 4 at University of Mobile 8pmN 5 at Spring Hill TBAN 8 Voorhees College 7pmN 11 at Southern Poly 7:30pmN 12 Grace Bible College 1pmN 15 Martin Methodist 8pmN 18 #Cincinnati Christian TBAN 19 #Johnson Bible College TBAN 22 at Western Carolina 7pmN 29 at Huntingdon 8pmD 2 Huntingdon 7:30pmD 3 Trinity of Florida 3pmD 5 at The Citadel 5pmD 6 at Lagrange 7pmD 9 at Piedmont Baptist 7pmD 10 at Piedmont College TBAD 16 at Valdosta State 7pmJ 10 Carver 7pmJ 13 at Clearwater 7pmJ 14 at Trinity of Florida 3pmJ 17 at Toccoa Falls 7pmJ 20 Southeastern 7pmJ 21 at Wesley 2pmJ 24 at Carver 7pmJ 27 Florida Christian 7pmJ 28 Clearwater 3pmF 3 at Florida Christian 7pmF 4 at Southeastern 3pmF 7 Toccoa Falls 7pmF 10 Wesley 7pm F 11 Piedmont Baptist 3pmF 14-18 Regionals#

Date Opponent ResultN 19 at Ohio State L, 49-74N 26 Mt. St. Mary’s (MD) W, 71-49N 29 at Loyola (MD) W, 63-60D 2 at St. Mary’s (CA) L, 58-67D 4 at San Francisco L, 79-84D 8 Drexel W, 67-65D 11 Rider W, 68-66D 20 #vs. Auburn L, 46-74D 21 #vs. Toledo L, 58-81D 22 #vs. Middle Tenn. St. L, 69-73(OT)D 29 UMBC L, 56-66J 2 American L, 58-64J 5 at Towson* L, 66-86J 8 at William & Mary* W, 69-59J 12 George Mason* W, 81-78(OT)J 15 James Madison* W, 75-40J 19 Va. Commonwealth* L, 57-76J 22 at Hofstra* L, 66-80J 26 at Old Dominion* L, 62-71J 29 UNC Wilmington* L, 59-62J 31 at George Mason* L, 68-82F 2 at James Madison* W, 70-69F 5 William & Mary* W, 76-47F 9 Old Dominion* L, 49-56F 12 Towson* W, 65-55F 16 at Va. Commonwealth* L, 73-83F 19 Hofstra* L, 57-75F 23 at UNC Wilmington* L, 65-68F 26 at Drexel* L, 80-86M 4 vs. Towson W, 76-56M 5 vs. Va. Commonwealth L, 61-74#-San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout

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Location: Charleston, SC 29423 Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 3,000 Nickname: Buccaneers School Colors: Blue and Gold Arena: CSU Fieldhouse (798)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big SouthPresident: Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.Alma Mater: Appalachian State ‘69 Athletic Director: Hank Small Alma Mater: Gettysburg ‘69

Men’s Basketball Contact: David Shelton SID Office Phone: (843) 863-7688 Home Phone: (843) 729-6805 SID Fax: (843) 863-7676E-mail: [email protected] Director: David Shelton Press Row Phone: (843) 863-7683

Head Coach: Barclay Radebaugh (ETSU ‘87)Record at (Years): First Season Overall Record (Years): 21-9 (one) Basketball Office Phone: (843) 863-7690Assistant Coaches: J.D. Powell (Clemson ‘01) Murray Garvin (Eastern Kentucky ‘98)

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Location: Babson Park, FL 33827 Founded: 1927Enrollment: 650 Nickname: WarriorsSchool Colors: Gold, Green and WhiteArena: Sabbagh Athletic Center (1,200) Affiliation: NAIA Division IIConference: Florida Sun ConferencePresident: Dr. Rex R. YatesAthletic Director: Bill Heath

Men’s Basketball Contact: Damian Daniel SID Office Phone: (863) 638-2980 Cell Phone: (863) 484-0090 E-mail: [email protected] Director: Damian Daniel

Head Coach: John Shoffner (WIU)Basketball Office Phone: (863) 638-1431Assistant Coach:Bill Baker

Date Opponent TimeN 4 Brewton Parker Tournament 8pmN 5 Brewton Parker Tournament 2pmN 11 Brewton Parker 7pmN 12 Lindenwood 2pmN 15 at St. Leo 7pmN 18 Guilford College 7pmN 21 Franklin College 7pmN 22 Florida College 7pmD 2 at Embry Riddle Tournament 6pmD 3 at Embry Riddle Tournament 6pmD 10 at Savannah State 7pmD 13 at Rollins College 7pmD 15 at The Citadel 7pmD 17 Barry University 2pmD 18 at Florida Southern 4pmD 19 Saint Paul’s College 7pmJ 3 at Georgia Southern 7:30pmJ 14 Warner Southern College* 2pmJ 18 at Savannah College of A&D* 7pmJ 21 at Flagler College* 7pmJ 23 at Florida College 7pmJ 25 at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical* 7pmJ 28 Florida Memorial College* 2pmF 1 at Warner Southern College* 7pmF 4 Savannah College of A&D* 4pmF 8 Flagler College* 7pmF 11 Embry Riddle University* 2pmF 15 at Florida Memorial College* 2pmF 21-25 FSC Tournament

Date Opponent ResultN 9 at Edward Waters College L, 75-76N 11 Florida College L, 74-85N 15 Lindsay Wilson College L, 41-105N 17 at Florida Tech L, 61-78N 20 at Clayton State L, 58-106N 23 at Flagler College L, 71-76N 30 at Edward Waters College L, 75-80D 3 at Barry University L, 65-88D 8 at Florida Southern College L, 75-99D 11 at Voorhees College W, 77-76D 14 at Rollins College L, 44-74D 29 at Georgia Southwest L, 67-85D 30 at Brewton Parker College L, 71-91J 11 Claflin College L, 62-83J 15 at Embry Riddle University* L, 62-82J 19 at Florida Memorial College* L, 71-82J 22 Flagler College* L, 60-119J 26 Savannah College of A&D* L, 81-86J 29 at Warner Southern College* W, 70-67J 31 at Florida College* L, 82-84F 2 Florida Memorial College* L, 85-88(OT)F 5 Embry Riddle University* L, 66-77F 7 at Claflin College L, 63-72F 9 at Savannah College of A&D* L, 58-67F 12 at Flagler College* L, 49-85F 16 Warner Southern College* L, 66-84F 22 Florida Memorial L, 75-85

Sports Information1201 N. Scenic Hwy.

Babson Park, FL 33827www.webberathletics.com

Date Opponent TimeN 10 #vs. Bowling Green 9pmN 12 #vs. Radford 3pmN 13 #at Virginia Tech 3pmN 18 South Carolina 6pmN 20 %vs. Northern Iowa 7:30pmN 22 Atlanta Christian 7pmN 26 at High Point 7pmN 28 Toccoa Falls 7pmN 30 Montreat 7pmD 3 UNC Asheville 7pmD 7 at Maryland 8pmD 10 at East Carolina 7pmD 18 The Citadel* 4pmD 22 Gardner-Webb 7pmD 31 at Georgia 2pmJ 3 at Mississippi 8pmJ 9 at Appalachian State* 7:30pmJ 14 Chattanooga* 7pmJ 16 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmJ 21 at Elon* 7pmJ 23 College of Charleston* 7pmJ 28 at Wofford* 7pmJ 30 Furman* 7pmF 4 at Davidson* 7pmF 6 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmF 13 Appalachian State* 7pmF 18 Elon* 7pmF 21 UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 25 at Chattanooga 7pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-National Association of Baskeball Coaches Classic--Blacksburg, VA%-Two Rivers Shootout--Des Moines, IA

Date Opponent ResultN 14 #at Marquette L, 64-75N 15 #vs. Penn State L, 63-78N 16 #vs. Jacksonville State L, 74-90N 19 at Alabama L, 66-97N 21 at South Carolina L, 61-87N 23 Emmanuel W, 108-64N 29 Montreat W, 94-66D 1 Liberty W, 75-63D 4 at UNC Asheville L, 71-85D 7 East Carolina W, 77-72(OT)D 9 Atlanta Christian W, 93-50D 18 at Iowa L, 75-88D 21 at The Citadel* L, 60-65D 27 at Wisconsin L, 49-89J 3 Georgia Southern* L, 76-85J 8 at Chattanooga* L, 61-81J 10 ETSU* L, 70-76J 15 at UNC Greensboro* L, 54-66J 19 Davidson* L, 57-80J 22 Wofford* W, 80-75J 29 Elon* W, 71-67J 31 at Furman* L, 66-73F 3 at College of Charleston* L, 68-77F 7 Appalachian State* L, 71-74F 12 at Elon* W, 54-49F 14 at ETSU* L, 83-92F 17 Chattanooga* L, 66-75F 22 at Appalachian State* L, 54-72F 26 UNC Greensboro* L, 76-79M 2 vs. Georgia Southern L, 57-69#-Black Coaches Association Classic--Milwaukee, WI

WCU AthleticsRamsey CenterCullowhee, NC 28723www.catamountsports.com

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4:00 p.m.Location: Cullowhee, NC 28723

Founded: 1889Enrollment: 9,000

Nickname: Catamounts School Colors: Purple and Gold

Arena: Ramsey Activity Center (7,826)Affiliation: NCAA Division I

Conference: SouthernChancellor: Dr. John W. Bardo

Alma Mater: Cincinnati ‘70 Athletic Director: Chip Smith

Alma Mater: North Carolina ‘78

Men’s Basketball Contact: Mike Cawood SID Office Phone: (828) 227-2339


E-mail: [email protected] Director: Daniel Hooker


Head Coach: Larry Hunter (Ohio ‘71)Record at (Years): First Season


Assistant Coaches: Bobby Woollum (Bucknell ‘89)

Anquell McCollum (Western Carolina ‘00)Dustin Ford (Ohio ‘01)


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Department of Athletics600 Forbes Ave.

Pittsburgh, PA 15282goduquense.collegesports.com

Location: Annapolis, MD 21402Founded: October 10, 1845

Enrollment: 4,000 Nickname: Midshipmen or Mids

School Colors: Navy Blue and GoldArena: Alumni Hall (5,710)

Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Patriot League

Superintendent: Vice Adm. Rodney Rempt, USNAlma Mater: USNA ‘66

Athletic Director: Chet Gladchuk Alma Mater: Boston College ‘73

Men’s Basketball Contact: Stacie MichaudSID Office Phone: (410) 293-8773

Cell Phone: (410) 212-3761SID Fax: (410) 293-8954

E-mail: [email protected] Director: Scott Strasemeier


Head Coach: Billy Lange (Rowan ‘94)Record at (Years): 9-19 (one)

Overall Record (Years): 48-38 (three) Basketball Office Phone: (410) 293-2627

Assistant Coaches: Joe Burke (Ursinus ‘96)

John Krikorian (Pennsylvania ‘96)Eugene Burroughs (Richmond ‘94)

Office of Media Relations566 Brownson RoadAnnapolis, MD 21402www.navysports.com

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Date Opponent TimeN 22 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 8:05pmN 26 at Oakland 6pmN 30 at Akron 7pmD 3 Robert Morris 7:05pmD 7 Pittsburgh 8pmD 10 at West Virginia 12pmD 17 at Youngstown State 3:25pmD 20 The Citadel 8pmD 27 Boston College 7:05pmD 30 #Troy 6pmD 31 #TBA TBAJ 4 at La Salle* 12pmJ 7 Massachusetts* 2pmJ 11 Richmond* 7:05pmJ 15 at Fordham* 3pmJ 21 at Dayton* 8pmJ 25 George Washington* 7:05pmJ 28 at St. Bonaventure* 4pmF 1 La Salle* 7:05pmF 4 Fordham* 2pmF 8 at Rhode Island* 7:30pmF 11 at Temple* 2pmF 15 Saint Louis* 7:05pmF 18 at Xavier* 12pmF 25 St. Bonaventure* 7:05pmM 1 at Charlotte 7:30pmM 4 Saint Joseph’s* 12pmM 8-11 Atlantic 10 Championship-- Cincinnati, OH#-Duquense Holiday Tournament

Date Opponent ResultN 12 #vs. Santa Clara L, 65-74N 13 #vs. North Carolina A&T W, 82-69N 14 #vs. New Mexico L, 74-82N 20 Lafayette L, 71-85N 24 West Virginia L, 69-72N 27 at George Mason L, 58-79D 1 Akron L, 65-77D 4 at Pittsburgh L, 57-87D 11 UMBC W, 76-69D 18 at Ohio L, 60-73D 22 at Boston College L, 70-88D 29 at Robert Morris L, 63-74D 31 Youngstown State W, 78-54J 5 at Dayton* W, 94-93(2OT)J 8 George Washington* L, 57-81J 12 at Xavier* L, 52-73J 15 Dayton* L, 60-71J 19 Rhode Island* L, 69-76J 23 St. Bonaventure* W, 83-70J 29 at La Salle* W, 72-67F 1 at Richmond* L, 71-72F 5 at Saint Joseph’s* L, 60-83F 13 Xavier* L, 72-83F 16 Temple* L, 62-68F 19 at George Washington* L, 57-80F 23 La Salle* W, 77-72F 27 Richmond* L, 62-76M 2 at Fordham* W, 61-57M 5 at Massachusetts* L, 64-69M 9 vs. Fordham L, 53-65#-NABC Classic

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Georgetown 7:30pmN 22 at Arkansas-Little Rock 8:30pmN 27 Air Force 9pmD 2 at Pennsylvania 5pmD 5 #vs. Howard 4pmD 8 at Morgan State 7pmD 18 Washington College 3pmD 20 at Yale 7pmD 22 at Brown 6pmD 29 Susquehanna 7:30pmD 31 The Citadel 3pmJ 3 UMBC 7:30pmJ 7 Bucknell* 2pmJ 11 at Lehigh* 7pmJ 14 at Lafayette* 1pmJ 17 Longwood* 7:30pmJ 22 Army* 1pmJ 25 American* 7:30pmJ 28 at Bucknell* 7pmF 1 Holy Cross* 7:30pmF 4 at Army* 1pmF 8 Lehigh* 7:30pmF 11 Lafayette* 3pmF 15 at Holy Cross* 7pmF 18 at Colgate* TBAF 23 at American* 7pmF 25 Colgate* 3pmM 3-10 Patriot League Championships#-at MCI Center

Date Opponent ResultN 19 at UMBC L, 61-67N 21 at Loyola (MD) W, 89-86N 23 Merchant Marine Academy W, 69-60N 28 VMI L, 73-78D 1 Morgan State W, 77-67D 4 at Ohio L, 55-90D 6 at Belmont L, 66-91D 11 Stony Brook L, 78-80(OT)D 18 Gettysburg L, 69-75D 21 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 90-81D 30 at The Citadel L, 72-87J 3 at Air Force L, 46-69J 8 at Lafayette* L, 80-90J 12 American* L, 60-66J 15 Lehigh* L, 67-72J 17 Columbia L, 63-69J 21 at Holy Cross* L, 56-79J 23 at Army* L, 43-63J 28 Colgate* W, 82-71J 30 Bucknell* W, 66-62F 4 Holy Cross* L, 66-68F 6 Army* W, 84-69F 11 at Colgate* L, 67-72F 13 at Bucknell* L, 60-71F 19 at Lehigh* W, 76-75F 23 Lafayette* W, 76-57F 26 at American* L, 77-84M 4 vs. American L, 83-85(OT)#-San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout

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Location: Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Founded: 1878 Enrollment: 10,000 Nickname: Dukes School Colors: Red and Blue Arena: A.J. Palumbo Center (6,200)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic 10President: Dr. Charles J. DoughertyAlma Mater: St. Bonaventure ‘71 Athletic Director: Greg Amodio Alma Mater: Davis & Elkins ‘84

Men’s Basketball Contact: Dave Saba SID Office Phone: (412) 396-5861 Home Phone: (412) 341-3271 SID Fax: (412) 396-6210E-mail: [email protected] Director: Dave Saba Press Row Phone: (412) 396-4925

Head Coach: Danny Nee (St. Mary of the Plains ‘71)Record at (Years): 39-78 (four) Overall Record (Years): 407-357 (25) Basketball Office Phone: (412) 396-6567Assistant Coaches: Randy Roth (Ohio ‘83) Charles Cunningham (North Alabama ‘73) Rodney Perry (Missouri State ‘02)

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Date Opponent TimeN 21 Siena 7pmN 26 Drexel 2pmN 29 Colorado 8:30pmD 2 Navy 5pmD 3 Temple 2:30pmD 7 at Duke 7pmD 13 Villanova 7pmD 29 at Hawaii 1amD 31 at TBA 11pmJ 4 at The Citadel 7:15pmJ 9 at Fordham 7:30pmJ 13 Cornell* 7pmJ 14 Columbia* 7pmJ 16 Lafayette* 7pmJ 25 La Salle* 8pmJ 28 Saint Joseph’s* 7pmF 3 Brown* 7pmF 4 Yale* 7pmF 10 at Dartmouth* 7pmF 11 at Harvard* 7pmF 14 Princeton* 7pmF 17 at Columbia* 7pmF 18 at Cornell* 8pmF 24 Harvard* 7pmF 25 Dartmouth* 7pmM 3 at Yale* 7pmM 4 at Brown* 7pmM 7 at Princeton* 7pm

Date Opponent ResultN 16 Quinnipiac W, 74-60N 18 at Providence L, 52-89N 20 at Wisconsin L, 44-77N 23 Drexel W, 81-50D 1 Bucknell W, 65-52D 4 %La Salle W, 78-67D 8 at Temple L, 51-52D 31 at Villanova L, 64-74J 4 at San Francisco L, 61-65J 8 at Illinois Chicago L, 47-57J 12 Rider L, 68-74(OT)J 15 at Siena W, 89-62J 18 at Lafayette W, 85-63J 25 Saint Joseph’s W, 67-59J 28 Yale* W, 65-41J 29 Brown* W, 83-60F 4 at Harvard* W, 70-57F 5 at Dartmouth* W, 68-44F 8 Princeton* W, 70-62(OT)F 11 Columbia* W, 73-66F 12 Cornell* W, 64-50F 18 at Brown* W, 79-62F 19 at Yale* L, 60-78F 25 at Cornell* W, 66-49F 26 at Columbia* W, 80-72M 4 Dartmouth* W, 64-37M 5 Harvard* W, 85-68M 8 at Princeton* W, 64-56M 17 #vs. Boston College L, 65-85%-Big Five Classic#-NCAA Tournament

Weightman Hall235 South 33rd Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104www.pennathletics.com

Location: Statesboro, GA 30460Founded: 1906


School Colors: Blue and WhiteArena: Hanner Fieldhouse (4,358)

Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Southern

President: Dr. Bruce GrubeAlma Mater: California ‘64

Athletic Director: Sam BakerAlma Mater: James Madison ‘74

Men’s Basketball Contact: Amy Howard SID Office Phone: (912) 681-5448

Cell Phone: (912) 531-2632 SID Fax: (912) 681-5289

E-mail: [email protected]: Patrick Osterman


Head Coach: Jeff Price (Pikeville (KY) College ‘81)Record at (Years): 102-73 (six)


Assistant Coaches: Carl Nash (Fort Lewis (CO) ‘82)

Chad Dollar (Milligan ‘95)Tom Spencer (Lynn ‘97)

Date Opponent TimeN 10 #vs. Portland 6pmN 11 #vs. Texas Tech/San Jose St. TBAN 18 at Kansas State 8pmN 22 Mercer 7:30pmN 26 Augusta State 7:30pmN 28 Illinois-Chicago 7:30pmD 2 %at Missouri State 8:30pmD 3 %vs. S. Florida/Texas A&M CC TBAD 10 at Illinois State 8pmD 14 Jacksonville 7:30pmD 17 at Arkansas State 5pmD 29 at Jacksonville 7pmJ 3 Webber International 7:30pmJ 7 at The Citadel* 1pmJ 9 College of Charleston* 7:30pmJ 14 Wofford* 2pmJ 17 Furman* 7:30pmJ 21 at Davidson* 2pmJ 23 at Appalachian State* 7pmJ 28 UNC Greensboro* 7:30pmJ 30 Elon* 7:30pmF 4 at Chattanooga* 2pmF 6 Western Carolina* 7:30pmF 11 The Citadel* 3:30pmF 13 at College of Charleston* 7pmF 18 at Wofford* 2pmF 21 Davidson* 7:30pmF 25 at Furman* 4pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Coaches vs. Cancer Classic%-Price Cutter Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 18 #vs. Utah State L, 61-71N 20 #at Alaska-Fairbanks W, 78-75N 21 #vs. Portland L, 60-74N 24 at Washington State L, 42-61N 27 Brewton Parker W, 92-59N 29 at Mercer L, 94-103(OT)D 3 Davidson* L, 76-84D 11 Augusta State W, 99-66D 15 Arkansas State W, 85-70D 19 at Florida L, 68-100D 30 Fort Valley State W, 88-63J 3 at Western Carolina* W, 85-76J 8 at The Citadel* L, 65-76J 10 College of Charleston* W, 90-72J 15 Appalachian State* W, 92-88J 17 Chattanooga* W, 107-84J 19 Savannah State W, 79-53J 22 at Elon* W, 72-64J 24 Wofford* W, 79-76J 29 at College of Charleston* L, 64-71J 31 at Savannah State W, 92-64F 5 Furman* W, 81-63F 8 at UNC Greensboro* W, 85-79F 12 at Davidson* L, 87-92F 14 The Citadel* W, 115-81F 17 at Furman* L, 71-72(OT)F 19 Illinois Chicago L, 83-92F 21 at Wofford* L, 79-81(OT)F 26 ETSU* W, 97-91M 2 vs. Western Carolina W, 69-57M 3 vs. UNC Greensboro L, 71-73#-Top of the World Classic--Fairbanks, Alaska

Hanner FieldhouseSuite 1312, Herty DriveStatesboro, GA 30460www.georgiasoutherneagles.com

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Location: Philadelphia, PA 19104 Founded: 1740 Enrollment: 10,248 Nickname: Quakers School Colors: Red and Blue Arena: The Palestra (8,700)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Ivy LeaguePresident: Dr. Amy GutmannAlma Mater: Harvard-Radcliffe College ‘71 Athletic Director: Steve BilskyAlma Mater: Pennsylvania ‘71

Men’s Basketball Contact: Mike Mahoney SID Office Phone: (215) 898-9232 SID Fax: (215) 898-1747E-mail: [email protected] Director: Mike MahoneyPress Row Phone: (215) 898-4324

Head Coach: Fran Dunphy (La Salle ‘60)Record at (Years): 290-154 (17) Overall Record (Years): 290-154 (17)Basketball Office Phone: (215) 898-0280Assistant Coaches: David Duke (Villanova ‘74) Matt Langel (Pennsylvania ‘00) Shawn Trice (Pennsylvania ‘95)


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Sports InformationDavidson College

P.O. Box 7158 * Davidson, NC 28035www.davidson.edu/athletics

Location: Charleston, SC 29424 Founded: 1770

Enrollment: 11,617Nickname: Cougars

School Colors: Maroon, Gold and White Arena: John Kresse Arena (3,500)


President: Dr. Lee HigdonAlma Mater: Georgetown ‘68

Athletic Director: Jerry Baker Alma Mater: College of Charleston ‘74

Men’s Basketball Contact: Tony Ciuffo SID Office Phone: (843) 953-5465

Cell Phone: (843) 475-1139 SID Fax: (843) 953-6543E-mail: [email protected]

Director: Tony CiuffoPress Row Phone: (843) 953-6554

Head Coach: Tom Herrion (Merrimack College ‘89)Record at (Years): 63-27 (three)


Assistant Coaches: Mark Byington (UNC Wilmington ‘98)

Sean Ryan (Saint Anselm College ‘96)Troy Wheless (College of Charleston ‘03)

Office of Media Relations30 George StreetCharleston, SC 29424www.cofcsports.com

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Date Opponent TimeN 19 at Duke 5pmN 22 Massachusetts 7pmN 26 St. Joseph’s 2pmN 30 at Charlotte 8pmD 3 at Appalachian State* 3:30pmD 7 Missouri 8pmD 10 Catholic 7pmD 15 St. Mary’s (MD) 7pmD 18 at Syracuse 1pmD 21 Clark University 7pmD 29 at Illinois-Chicago 8pmJ 3 at North Carolina 7pmJ 7 Wofford* 7pmJ 10 The Citadel* 7pmJ 14 at Furman* TBAJ 17 at College of Charleston* 7pmJ 21 Georgia Southern* 2pmJ 23 at Chattanooga* 7pmJ 27 Elon* 7pmJ 29 Princeton 7pmF 4 Western Carolina* 1pmF 8 UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 11 at Wofford* 7pmF 13 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 18 Furman* 2pmF 21 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmF 25 College of Charleston* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum

Date Opponent ResultN 19 at Missouri W, 84-81N 22 %vs. Duke L, 61-74N 24 Maine-Farmington W, 103-33N 27 at St. Joseph’s L, 61-76N 30 Georgetown L, 51-76D 4 at Georgia Southern* W, 84-76D 8 Charlotte L, 68-87D 11 Brandeis W, 69-49D 17 Sewanee W, 87-42D 19 at Massachusetts L, 67-70D 29 Seton Hall L, 63-73J 2 at Princeton L, 68-70(2OT)J 5 Furman* W, 81-75J 8 at Elon* W, 68-57J 11 Appalachian State* W, 66-63J 15 College of Charleston* W, 67-62J 19 at Western Carolina* W, 80-55J 22 at Furman* W, 68-61J 26 East Tennessee State* W, 63-62J 29 The Citadel* W, 81-59J 31 Chattanooga* W, 67-53F 5 at UNC Greensboro* W, 78-69F 7 at Wofford* W, 70-66F 12 Georgia Southern* W, 92-87F 14 at College of Charleston* W, 76-74F 22 at The Citadel* W, 75-68F 26 Wofford* W, 61-45M 3 vs. Elon W, 67-53M 4 vs. UNC Greensboro L, 68-73M 16 #at Va. Commonwealth W, 77-62M 19 #at Southwest Missouri St. W, 82-71M 23 #at Maryland L, 63-78%-at Charlotte Coliseum#-National Invitation Tournament (NIT)

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Charleston Southern 7:30pmN 21 Lees-McRae 7pmN 29 Florida Christian 7pmD 3 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmD 14 North Florida 7pmD 17 at Virginia Commonwealth 4:30pmD 20 #vs. Florida Atlantic 9:30pmD 21 #vs. Louisville/MTSU TBAD 27 at UNC Wilmington 7pmD 29 %Longwood 7:30pmD 30 %Rider/Long Island TBAJ 2 Towson 7pmJ 7 Furman* 6pmJ 9 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmJ 14 The Citadel* 2pmJ 17 Davidson* 7pmJ 21 at Wofford* 7pmJ 23 at Western Carolina* 7pmJ 28 Chattanooga* 2pmJ 30 Appalachian State* 7pmF 6 at Elon* 7pmF 11 at Furman* 4pmF 13 Georgia Southern* 7pmF 16 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 18 Bracket Buster (TBA) TBAF 22 Wofford* 7pmF 25 at Davidson* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Billy Minardi Classic at Louisville, KY%-College of Charleston Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 15 #at Colorado L, 57-72N 19 at Charleston Southern W, 56-41N 29 at Towson W, 78-58D 4 at ETSU* W, 79-72D 7 Auburn L, 61-76D 12 Western Michigan L, 56-69D 16 UNC Wilmington W, 59-57D 22 Coastal Carolina W, 87-69D 29 %Harvard W, 85-62D 30 %St. Peter’s W, 85-80J 2 Canisius W, 93-72J 5 Elon* W, 66-47J 8 Wofford* W, 81-77J 10 at Georgia Southern* L, 72-90J 15 at Davidson* L, 62-67J 17 Furman* W, 67-53J 22 at Appalachian State* L, 68-76J 24 UNC Greensboro* W, 79-67J 29 Georgia Southern* W, 71-64F 3 Western Carolina* W, 77-68F 7 at Chattanooga* L, 59-82F 10 at The Citadel* W, 66-63F 14 Davidson* L, 74-76F 17 at Wofford* L, 83-87(OT)F 19 &Virginia Commonwealth W, 85-75F 23 at Furman* W, 72-66(OT)F 26 The Citadel* W, 80-48M 3 vs. Appalachian State L, 60-63#-Preseason NIT%-Saturn Shootout&-Bracket Buster

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Location: Davidson, NC 28035 Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Wildcats School Colors: Red and Black Arena: John M. Belk Arena (5,700)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Robert VagtAlma Mater: Davidson ‘69 Athletic Director: Jim Murphy Alma Mater: Davidson ‘78

Men’s Basketball Contact: Rick Bender SID Office Phone: (704) 894-2123 Cell Phone: (704) 996-4668 SID Fax: (704) 894-2636E-mail: [email protected] Director: Rick BenderPress Row Phone: (704) 892-3324

Head Coach: Bob McKillop (Hofstra ‘72)Record at (Years): 262-202 (16) Overall Record (Years): 262-202 (16) Basketball Office Phone: (704) 894-2369Assistant Coaches: Matt Matheny (Davidson ‘93) Jim Fox (SUNY-Geneseo ‘95) Landry Kosmalski (Davidson ‘00)

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Date Opponent TimeN 12 #vs. Fairleigh Dickinson TBAN 13 #at West Virginia/vs. UL-Monroe TBAN 19 at Purdue 8pmN 21 Toccoa Falls 7pmN 26 at East Carolina 7pmN 30 East Carolina 7pmD 3 Virginia-Wise TBAD 6 at Clemson 7:30pmD 10 at Miami 7:30pmD 17 at South Carolina 7:30pmD 19 Union (KY) 3pmD 30 at Notre Dame 7pmJ 2 King 7pmJ 4 Elon* 7pmJ 7 at Davidson* 7pmJ 9 Furman* 7pmJ 14 at Georgia Southern* 2pmJ 16 at The Citadel* 7:15pmJ 21 College of Charleston* 7pmJ 28 Western Carolina* 7pmJ 30 UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 2 at Appalachian State* 7pmF 6 at Chattanooga* 7pmF 11 Davidson* 7pmF 13 at Furman* 7pmF 18 Georgia Southern* 7pmF 22 at College of Charleston* 7pmF 25 The Citadel* 7pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championships at North Charleston Coliseum#-Guardians Classic at Morgantown, WV

Date Opponent ResultN 20 at Miami L, 64-67N 22 Milligan W, 90-64N 27 Bluefield W, 90-66N 29 at Tennessee L, 67-73D 1 Jacksonville St. W, 81-76D 5 at Auburn W, 85-78D 8 Toccoa Falls W, 99-44D 11 Appalachian St.* W, 75-66D 18 at Charleston Southern W, 84-65D 19 at Georgia L, 89-93(OT)D 31 at South Carolina L, 44-76J 3 Erskine W, 74-36J 5 at UNC Greensboro* L, 44-61J 8 at College of Charleston* L, 77-81J 15 Chattanooga* L, 64-88J 17 The Citadel* L, 74-76J 22 at Western Carolina* L, 75-80J 24 at Georgia Southern* L, 76-79J 31 at The Citadel* W, 73-63F 5 ETSU* W, 68-64F 7 Davidson* L, 66-70F 12 at Furman* L, 58-75F 14 at Elon* W, 75-63F 17 College of Charleston* W, 87-83(OT)F 19 Furman* W, 77-70F 21 Georgia Southern* W, 81-79(OT)F 26 at Davidson* L, 45-61M 2 vs. Elon L, 58-64#-San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout

Office of Media RelationsWofford College

429 North Church Street * Spartanburg, SC 29303www.wofford.edu/athletics

Location: Greenville, SC 29613 Founded: 1826

Enrollment: 2,630 Nickname: Paladins

School Colors: Purple and White Arena: Timmons Arena (5,000)


President: Dr. David ShiAlma Mater: Furman ‘73

Athletic Director: Dr. Gary Clark Alma Mater: Furman ‘73

Men’s Basketball Contact: Jordan Caskey SID Office Phone: (864) 294-2376


Director: Hunter Reid Press Row Phone: (864) 294-3620

Head Coach: Larry Davis (Asbury ‘78)Record at (Years): 109-126 (eight)

Overall Record (Years): 109-126 (eight) Basketball Office Phone: (864) 294-2170

Assistant Coaches: Niko Medved (Minnesota ‘97)

Mike Shedd (Purdue ‘97)P.J. Brown (Furman ‘02)

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Macalester 7:30pmN 20 at Vanderbilt 6pmN 23 at Texas Tech 8pmN 26 Johns Hopkins TBAN 28 at Campbell 7pmD 3 San Diego TBAD 10 at UNC Asheville 4:30pmD 15 Sewanee 7:30pmD 18 at Missouri 3pmD 29 #Kennesaw State TBAD 30 #Marshall/S.C. State TBAJ 3 Chattanooga* 7pmJ 7 at College of Charleston* 6pmJ 9 at Wofford* 7pmJ 14 Davidson* 1:30pmJ 17 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmJ 21 The Citadel* 4pmJ 23 at Elon* 8pmJ 28 North Dakota State 1pmJ 30 at Western Carolina* 7pmF 4 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 7 Appalachian State* 7:30pmF 11 College of Charleston* 4pmF 13 Wofford* 7pmF 18 at Davidson* 7pmF 20 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 25 Georgia Southern* 4pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Jack-In-The-Box Holiday Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 19 Campbell W, 64-52N 22 at Auburn L, 74-85N 24 #vs. Minnesota L, 69-84N 26 #at Alaska Anchorage W, 81-71N 27 #vs. Utah L, 50-62D 1 UNC Asheville W, 72-68D 8 at Virginia L, 67-79D 11 at High Point W, 58-45D 18 Greensboro College W, 110-42D 21 Newberry W, 110-58D 29 Virginia Intermont W, 126-33J 2 at Indiana L, 52-68J 5 at Davidson* L, 75-81J 8 at ETSU* W, 76-68J 10 UNC Greensboro* W, 82-65J 15 The Citadel* W, 83-59J 17 at College of Charleston* L, 53-67J 22 Davidson* L, 61-68J 24 Elon* W, 71-51J 31 Western Carolina* W, 73-66F 5 at Georgia Southern* L, 63-81F 7 at The Citadel* W, 63-60F 12 Wofford* W, 75-58F 14 at Appalachian State* L, 47-60F 17 Georgia Southern* W, 72-71(OT)F 19 at Wofford* L, 70-77F 23 College of Charleston* L, 66-72 (2OT)F 26 at Chattanooga* W, 73-65M 2 vs. ETSU L, 84-87#-Great Alaska Shootout at Anchorage, AK

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Location: Spartanburg, SC 29303 Founded: 1854 Enrollment: 1,160 Nickname: Terriers School Colors: Old Gold and Black Arena: Benjamin Johnson Arena (3,500)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Benjamin B. DunlapAlma Mater: Sewanee ‘59 Athletic Director: Richard Johnson Alma Mater: The Citadel ‘76

Men’s Basketball Contact: Steve Shutt SID Office Phone: (864) 597-4093 Home Phone: (864) 587-0547 SID Fax: (864) 597-4129E-mail: [email protected] Director: Steve Shutt Press Row Phone: (864) 597-4487

Head Coach: Mike Young (Emory & Henry ‘86)Record at (Years): 37-49 (three) Overall Record (Years): 37-49 (three) Basketball Office Phone: (864) 597-4100Assistant Coaches: Matt Allen (Wofford ‘95) Dustin Kerns (Clemson ‘02) Jackson Payne (Christian Brothers ‘00)

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Location: Greensboro, NC 27402 Founded: 1891 Enrollment: 16,200 Nickname: Spartans School Colors: Gold, White and Navy Arena: Fleming Gymnasium (2,320)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernChancellor: Dr. Patricia A. SullivanAlma Mater: Notre Dame College of St. John’s ‘63 Athletic Director: Nelson E. Bobb Alma Mater: Kent State ‘70

Men’s Basketball Contact: Mike Hirschman SID Office Phone: (336) 334-5615 Cell Phone: (336) 202-5331 SID Fax: (336) 334-3182E-mail: [email protected] Director: Mike Hirschman Press Row Phone: (336) 334-3270

Head Coach: Mike Dement (East Carolina ‘76)Record at (Years): 55-56 (four) Overall Record (Years): 260-243 (18) Basketball Office Phone: (336) 334-3003Assistant Coaches: Anthony Jones (Illinois State ‘81) Rod Jensen (U. of Redlands ‘75) Brooks Lee (Campbell ‘02)

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Date Opponent TimeN 13 #vs. UW-Green Bay 11pmN 14 #vs. Washington/Morgan State TBAN 15 #TBA TBAN 22 at Vanderbilt 9:30pmN 26 Hampton 7pmN 30 at South Carolina 7:30pmD 3 College of Charleston* 7pmD 6 at East Carolina 7pmD 11 Gardner-Webb 2pmD 16 Greensboro College 7pmD 19 at Delaware 7:30pmD 21 at William & Mary 7pmD 31 %Duke 1pmJ 3 at North Carolina State 7:30pmJ 7 at Chattanooga* 7pmJ 11 Montreat 7pmJ 14 at Elon* 7pmJ 16 Western Carolina* 7pmJ 21 Appalachian State* 7pmJ 23 The Citadel* 7pmJ 28 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmJ 30 at Wofford* 7pmF 4 Furman* 7pmF 8 at Davidson* 7pmF 11 Chattanooga* 7pmF 18 Bracket Buster (TBA) TBAF 21 at Western Carolina* 7pmF 23 at Appalachian State* 7pmF 25 Elon* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-BCA Classic at Seattle, WA%-at Greensboro Coliseum

Date Opponent ResultN 19 Montreat W, 98-67N 23 Coastal Carolina W, 79-73N 27 at Duke L, 44-98N 30 Bridgewater W, 92-55D 3 vs. Southern Mississippi W, 79-78D 4 at Iowa L, 58-83D 16 Guilford College W, 96-65D 18 at Liberty W, 74-69D 20 William & Mary W, 84-62D 23 at Wisconsin L, 53-85D 29 at Minnesota L, 59-94J 5 Wofford* W, 61-44J 8 at Appalachian State* W, 84-77J 10 at Furman* L, 65-82J 15 Western Carolina* W, 66-54J 18 ETSU* W, 79-76(OT)J 22 at The Citadel* W, 78-68J 24 at College of Charleston* L, 67-79J 29 Chattanooga* W, 62-57J 31 at Elon* L, 50-54F 5 Davidson* L, 69-78F 8 Georgia Southern* L, 79-85F 12 at ETSU* L, 78-105F 14 at Chattanooga* L, 68-82F 19 Appalachian State* W, 92-73F 22 Elon* W, 69-60F 26 at Western Carolina* W, 79-76M 3 vs. Georgia Southern W, 73-71M 4 vs. Davidson W, 73-68M 5 at Chattanooga L, 62-66

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Arkansas-Little Rock 7pmN 21 Virginia Commonwealth 7:30pmN 25 at Wake Forest 7pmN 28 at James Madison 7pmD 1 Methodist 7pmD 3 Davidson* 3:30pmD 6 at Tennessee 7:30pmD 10 at North Carolina State 2pmD 17 at Marshall 7pmD 20 at Arkansas-Little Rock 8pmD 30 #vs. Niagra 8:30pmD 31 #at Duquesne/vs. Troy TBAJ 4 Marshall 7pmJ 7 at Elon* 7pmJ 9 Western Carolina* 7:30pmJ 14 Montreat 1pmJ 16 Chattanooga* 7pmJ 21 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmJ 23 Georgia Southern* 7pmJ 28 at The Citadel* 1pmJ 30 at College of Charleston* 7pmF 2 Wofford* 7pmF 7 at Furman* 7:30pmF 11 Elon* 3:30pmF 13 at Western Carolina* 7pmF 20 at Chattanooga* 7pmF 23 UNC Greensboro* 7pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Duquense Holiday Tournament

Date Opponent ResultN 20 Erskine W, 79-49N 24 at Virginia L, 60-77N 27 Tennessee Tech W, 98-87N 29 James Madison W, 78-69D 1 at South Carolina L, 57-91D 6 USC Upstate W, 84-74D 11 at Wofford* L, 66-75D 18 Milligan W, 98-67D 22 at Vanderbilt L, 51-68D 30 at Miami L, 63-80J 5 ETSU* W, 81-79J 8 UNC Greensboro L, 79-84J 11 at Davidson* L, 63-66J 15 at Georgia Southern* L, 88-92J 18 Elon* W, 73-62J 22 College of Charleston* W, 76-68J 24 at Chattanooga* L, 52-60J 31 at Longwood W, 89-59F 3 The Citadel* W, 84-66F 7 at Western Carolina* W, 74-71F 9 at ETSU* W, 95-73F 12 Chattanooga* W, 83-61F 14 Furman* W, 60-47F 16 Longwood W, 79-65F 19 at UNC Greensboro* L, 72-93F 22 Western Carolina* W, 72-54F 26 at Elon* L, 55-58M 2 vs. The Citadel W, 68-59M 3 vs. College of Charleston W, 63-60M 4 at Chattanooga L, 51-57

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Location: Boone, NC 28608 Founded: 1899

Enrollment: 14,800 Nickname: Mountaineers

School Colors: Black and Gold Arena: Holmes Center (8,325)Affiliation: NCAA Division I

Conference: SouthernChancellor: Dr. Kenneth Peacock

Alma Mater: Mars Hill ‘70 Athletic Director: Charlie Cobb

Alma Mater: North Carolina State ‘90

Men’s Basketball Contact: Ty Patton SID Office Phone: (828) 262-7162


E-mail: [email protected] Director: Mike Flynn


Head Coach: Houston Fancher (MTSU ‘88)Record at (Years): 67-81 (five)

Overall Record (Years): 111-122 (eight) Basketball Office Phone: (828) 262-3018

Assistant Coaches: Matt McMahon (Appalachian St. ‘00)

Tony Pujol (Sterling ‘89)Ahmad Smith (Appalachian St. ‘03)

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ChattanoogaCharleston, SC7:�5 p.m.

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Location: Chattanooga, TN Founded: 1886 Enrollment: 8,653 Nickname: Mocs School Colors: Navy, Old Gold and Silver Arena: The McKenzie Arena (11,218)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernChancellor: Dr. Roger BrownAlma Mater: Tennessee Athletic Director: Steve Sloan Alma Mater: Alabama ‘69

Men’s Basketball Contact: Owen Seaton SID Office Phone: (423) 425-2122 SID Fax: (423) 425-4610E-mail: [email protected] Director: Jeff RomeroPress Row Phone: (423) 756-5476

Head Coach: John Shulman (ETSU ‘89)Record at (Years): 20-11 (one) Overall Record (Years): 20-11 (one) Basketball Office Phone: (423) 425-4681Assistant Coaches: Gary Abner (Wichita State ‘98) David Conrady (Furman ‘87) Brent Jolly (Tennessee Tech ‘03)

Date Opponent TimeN 19 at Mississippi State TBAN 22 Belmont 7pmN 26 at Minnesota TBAN 29 at Middle Tennessee TBAD 1 Asbury 8pmD 3 at North Texas TBAD 6 Creighton 7pmD 10 Milligan 7pmD 15 Virginia Intermont 7pmD 19 #vs. Holy Cross 12pmD 20 #TBA TBAD 21 #TBA TBAD 29 &Maine 8pmD 30 &Howard/Mercer TBAJ 3 at Furman* 7pmJ 7 UNC Greensboro* 2pmJ 9 Elon* 7:30pmJ 14 at Western Carolina* 7pmJ 16 at Appalachian State* 7pmJ 21 Austin Peay State 7:30pmJ 23 Davidson* 7pmJ 28 at College of Charleston* 2pmJ 30 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 4 Georgia Southern* 2pmF 6 Wofford* 7pmF 11 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 13 at Elon* 7pmF 20 Appalachian State* 7:30 pmF 25 Western Carolina* 7pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-San Juan Shootout at San Juan, Puerto Rico&-Dr. Pepper Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 20 Toccoa Falls W, 113-52N 27 at Ohio State L, 67-84N 29 Brevard College W, 82-42D 2 at Virginia Tech L, 59-63D 5 at Tennessee W, 69-68D 18 at Belmont W, 75-67D 21 Virginia-Wise W, 102-46D 29 #North Texas W, 72-56D 30 #Birmingham-Southern L, 59-64J 3 at Austin Peay W, 76-68J 5 The Citadel* W, 66-57J 8 Western Carolina* W, 81-61J 10 at Elon* W, 73-67J 15 at Wofford* W, 88-64J 17 at Georgia Southern* L, 84-107J 22 ETSU* W, 93-59J 24 Appalachian State* W, 60-52J 29 at UNC Greensboro* L, 57-62J 31 at Davidson* L, 53-67F 5 Elon* L, 59-62F 7 College of Charleston* W, 82-59F 12 at Appalachian State* L, 61-83F 14 UNC Greensboro* W, 82-68F 17 at Western Carolina* W, 75-66F 19 %at Creighton L, 68-100F 21 at ETSU* W, 78-64F 26 Furman* L, 65-73M 3 ETSU W, 77-70M 4 Appalachian State W, 57-51M 5 UNC Greensboro W, 66-62M 17 &vs. Wake Forest L, 54-70#-Dr. Pepper Classic%-ESPN Bracket Buster&-NCAA Tournament in Cleveland, OH

Department of Intercollegiate AthleticsDepartment 3503

615 McCallie Ave. * Chattanooga, TN 37403www.gomocs.com

Location: Elon, NC 27244Founded: 1889

Enrollment: 4,956 Nickname: Phoenix

School Colors: Maroon and Gold Arena: Alumni Gym (1,700)


President: Dr. Leo LambertAlma Mater: SUNY-Geneseo ‘76

Athletic Director: Dr. Alan White Alma Mater: Wake Forest ‘62

Men’s Basketball Contact: Megan Donald SID Office Phone: (336) 278-6803


E-mail: [email protected] Director: Matt Eviston


Head Coach: Ernie Nestor (Alderson-Broaddus ‘68)Record at (Years): 20-41 (two)

Overall Record (Years): 88-122 (seven) Basketball Office Phone: (336) 278-6730

Assistant Coaches: Joel Justus (UNC Wilmington ‘04)

Mike Preston (Lynchburg ‘98)David Willson (Hampden-Sydney ‘04)

Date Opponent TimeN 21 at Georgia Tech 7pmN 26 UNC Wilmington 7pmN 28 IUPUI 7pmN 30 at Virginia Commonwealth 7:30pmD 3 #vs. Wake Forest 2pmD 5 Guilford 7pmD 7 High Point 7pmD 17 at IUPUI 7pmD 19 at Butler 7pmD 21 at Buffalo 7pmD 30 at Clemson 7:30pmJ 4 at Wofford* 7pmJ 7 Appalachian State* 7pmJ 9 at Chattanooga* 7pmJ 14 UNC Greensboro* 7pmJ 18 Montreat 7pmJ 21 Western Carolina* 7pmJ 23 Furman* 8pmJ 27 at Davidson* 7pmJ 30 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmF 4 The Citadel* 7pmF 6 College of Charleston* 7pmF 11 at Appalachian State* 3:30pmF 13 Chattanooga* 7pmF 18 at Western Carolina* 7pmF 25 at UNC Greensboro* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-in Greensboro, NC

Date Opponent ResultN 17 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W, 73-59N 18 at North Carolina State L, 45-71N 19 vs. Oregon State L, 55-65N 23 at Fairfield University L, 58-59(OT)N 26 at Richmond L, 66-80N 29 Weber State L, 50-57D 4 Greensboro College W, 66-50D 7 Buffalo L, 63-70(OT)D 15 at Wake Forest L, 67-85D 18 at Weber State L, 57-85D 21 at Boise State L, 67-83D 31 at UNC Wilmington L, 48-71J 3 Bluefield L, 63-65J 5 at College of Charleston* L, 47-66J 8 Davidson* L, 57-68J 10 Chattanooga* L, 67-73J 15 at East Tennessee State* L, 67-79J 18 at Appalachian State* L, 62-73J 22 Georgia Southern* L, 64-72J 24 at Furman* L, 51-71J 29 at Western Carolina* L, 67-71J 31 UNC Greensboro* W, 54-50F 5 at Chattanooga* W, 62-59F 7 East Tennessee State* W, 80-72F 12 Western Carolina* L, 49-54F 14 Wofford* L, 63-75F 19 at The Citadel* W, 65-58F 22 at UNC Greensboro* L, 60-69F 26 Appalachian State* W, 58-55M 2 vs. Wofford W, 64-58M 3 vs. Davidson L, 53-67

Sports InformationElon University2500 Campus Box * Elon, NC 27244www.elon.edu/athletics

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Savannah StateCharleston, SC7:�5 p.m.

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Location: Savannah, GA 31404 Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 2,800 Nickname: Tigers School Colors: Burnt Orange and Reflex Blue Arena: Tiger Arena (6,000)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: IndependentPresident: Dr. Carlton E. BrownAlma Mater: Massachusetts ‘79 Athletic Director: Robert “Tony” O’Neal Alma Mater: Central State of Ohio ‘88

Men’s Basketball Contact: Opio Mashariki SID Office Phone: (912) 356-2446 SID Fax: (912) 353-3073E-mail: [email protected] Director: Opio Mashariki

Head Coach: Horace Broadnax (Georgetown ‘86)Record at (Years): First Season Overall Record (Years): 42-88 (five) Basketball Office Phone: (912) 356-2210Assistant Coaches: Jay Gibbons (Clayton State ‘03) Raheem Waller (South Carolina State ‘99)

Sports Information3219 College Street

Savannah, GA 31404www.savstate.edu/athletics

Location: Statesboro, GA 30460Founded: 1906


School Colors: Blue and WhiteArena: Hanner Fieldhouse (4,358)


President: Dr. Bruce GrubeAlma Mater: California ‘64

Athletic Director: Sam BakerAlma Mater: James Madison ‘74

Men’s Basketball Contact: Amy Howard SID Office Phone: (912) 681-5448


E-mail: [email protected]: Patrick Osterman


Head Coach: Jeff Price (Pikeville (KY) College ‘81)Record at (Years): 102-73 (six)


Assistant Coaches: Carl Nash (Fort Lewis (CO) ‘82)

Chad Dollar (Milligan ‘95)Tom Spencer (Lynn ‘97)

Hanner FieldhouseSuite 1312, Herty DriveStatesboro, GA 30460www.georgiasoutherneagles.com

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Date Opponent TimeN 18 Wilberforce 8pmN 20 at Pacific 5pmN 21 at Oregon 7:30pmN 26 at Bethune-Cookman 4pmN 28 at Massachusetts TBAD 1 at Mercer 7pmD 3 at Georgia 12pmD 10 Webber 4pmD 12 at North Florida 7pmD 15 at Prairie View A&M 8:30pmD 17 at Texas A&M 7pmD 19 at Southern Methodist TBAD 21 at Georgetown TBAD 29 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi 8pmD 30 TBA 6pmJ 3 at Colorado 7pmJ 7 at Tulane TBAJ 11 Bethune Cookman 7pmJ 18 at Florida TBAJ 21 Longwood 4pmJ 23 at Hampton 7pmJ 28 Allen 4pmJ 30 Georgia State 7pmF 2 at Stetson 7pmF 7 at The Citadel 7:15pmF 11 at Arkansas Little Rock 7:05pmF 13 Mercer 7pmF 15 Stetson 7pmF 22 The Citadel 7:30pmF 25 at Longwood 3pm

Date Opponent ResultN 11 #vs. Memphis L, 40-102N 13 #vs. IPFW L, 60-71N 21 Hampton L, 52-70N 23 at Lipscomb L, 64-83N 27 Jacksonville L, 67-73N 28 South Carolina State L, 52-80N 30 at Norfolk State L, 49-76D 2 at Eastern Kentucky L, 59-87D 6 Lipscomb L, 56-71D 11 at Jacksonville L, 62-84D 13 at South Carolina State L, 55-77D 15 at The Citadel L, 58-81D 18 at Tulane L, 55-74D 20 Eastern Kentucky L, 64-80D 28 at Georgia L, 69-100D 30 Mercer L, 81-98J 3 Bethune Cookman L, 64-73J 5 Norfolk State L, 50-81J 8 Texas A&M Corpus Christi L, 55-85J 10 The Citadel L, 47-70J 13 at Baylor L, 50-86J 15 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi L, 54-88J 19 at Georgia Southern L, 53-79J 31 Georgia Southern L, 64-92F 2 at Florida A&M L, 68-92F 8 at Mercer L, 62-94F 11 at Bethune Cookman L, 69-78F 14 Florida A&M L, 44-49#-Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at Memphis, TN

Date Opponent TimeN 10 #vs. Portland 6pmN 11 #vs. Texas Tech/San Jose St. TBAN 18 at Kansas State 8pmN 22 Mercer 7:30pmN 26 Augusta State 7:30pmN 28 Illinois-Chicago 7:30pmD 2 %at Missouri State 8:30pmD 3 %vs. S. Florida/Texas A&M CC TBAD 10 at Illinois State 8pmD 14 Jacksonville 7:30pmD 17 at Arkansas State 5pmD 29 at Jacksonville 7pmJ 3 Webber International 7:30pmJ 7 at The Citadel* 1pmJ 9 College of Charleston* 7:30pmJ 14 Wofford* 2pmJ 17 Furman* 7:30pmJ 21 at Davidson* 2pmJ 23 at Appalachian State* 7pmJ 28 UNC Greensboro* 7:30pmJ 30 Elon* 7:30pmF 4 at Chattanooga* 2pmF 6 Western Carolina* 7:30pmF 11 The Citadel* 3:30pmF 13 at College of Charleston* 7pmF 18 at Wofford* 2pmF 21 Davidson* 7:30pmF 25 at Furman* 4pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Coaches vs. Cancer Classic%-Price Cutter Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 18 #vs. Utah State L, 61-71N 20 #at Alaska-Fairbanks W, 78-75N 21 #vs. Portland L, 60-74N 24 at Washington State L, 42-61N 27 Brewton Parker W, 92-59N 29 at Mercer L, 94-103(OT)D 3 Davidson* L, 76-84D 11 Augusta State W, 99-66D 15 Arkansas State W, 85-70D 19 at Florida L, 68-100D 30 Fort Valley State W, 88-63J 3 at Western Carolina* W, 85-76J 8 at The Citadel* L, 65-76J 10 College of Charleston* W, 90-72J 15 Appalachian State* W, 92-88J 17 Chattanooga* W, 107-84J 19 Savannah State W, 79-53J 22 at Elon* W, 72-64J 24 Wofford* W, 79-76J 29 at College of Charleston* L, 64-71J 31 at Savannah State W, 92-64F 5 Furman* W, 81-63F 8 at UNC Greensboro* W, 85-79F 12 at Davidson* L, 87-92F 14 The Citadel* W, 115-81F 17 at Furman* L, 71-72(OT)F 19 Illinois Chicago L, 83-92F 21 at Wofford* L, 79-81(OT)F 26 ETSU* W, 97-91M 2 vs. Western Carolina W, 69-57M 3 vs. UNC Greensboro L, 71-73#-Top of the World Classic--Fairbanks, Alaska

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DavidsonCharleston, SC7:�5 p.m.

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Location: Davidson, NC 28035 Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Wildcats School Colors: Red and Black Arena: John M. Belk Arena (5,700)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Robert VagtAlma Mater: Davidson ‘69 Athletic Director: Jim Murphy Alma Mater: Davidson ‘78

Men’s Basketball Contact: Rick Bender SID Office Phone: (704) 894-2123 Cell Phone: (704) 996-4668 SID Fax: (704) 894-2636E-mail: [email protected] Director: Rick BenderPress Row Phone: (704) 892-3324

Head Coach: Bob McKillop (Hofstra ‘72)Record at (Years): 262-202 (16) Overall Record (Years): 262-202 (16) Basketball Office Phone: (704) 894-2369Assistant Coaches: Matt Matheny (Davidson ‘93) Jim Fox (SUNY-Geneseo ‘95) Landry Kosmalski (Davidson ‘00)

Date Opponent TimeN 19 at Duke 5pmN 22 Massachusetts 7pmN 26 St. Joseph’s 2pmN 30 at Charlotte 8pmD 3 at Appalachian State* 3:30pmD 7 Missouri 8pmD 10 Catholic 7pmD 15 St. Mary’s (MD) 7pmD 18 at Syracuse 1pmD 21 Clark University 7pmD 29 at Illinois-Chicago 8pmJ 3 at North Carolina 7pmJ 7 Wofford* 7pmJ 10 The Citadel* 7pmJ 14 at Furman* TBAJ 17 at College of Charleston* 7pmJ 21 Georgia Southern* 2pmJ 23 at Chattanooga* 7pmJ 27 Elon* 7pmJ 29 Princeton 7pmF 4 Western Carolina* 1pmF 8 UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 11 at Wofford* 7pmF 13 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 18 Furman* 2pmF 21 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmF 25 College of Charleston* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum

Date Opponent ResultN 19 at Missouri W, 84-81N 22 %vs. Duke L, 61-74N 24 Maine-Farmington W, 103-33N 27 at St. Joseph’s L, 61-76N 30 Georgetown L, 51-76D 4 at Georgia Southern* W, 84-76D 8 Charlotte L, 68-87D 11 Brandeis W, 69-49D 17 Sewanee W, 87-42D 19 at Massachusetts L, 67-70D 29 Seton Hall L, 63-73J 2 at Princeton L, 68-70(2OT)J 5 Furman* W, 81-75J 8 at Elon* W, 68-57J 11 Appalachian State* W, 66-63J 15 College of Charleston* W, 67-62J 19 at Western Carolina* W, 80-55J 22 at Furman* W, 68-61J 26 East Tennessee State* W, 63-62J 29 The Citadel* W, 81-59J 31 Chattanooga* W, 67-53F 5 at UNC Greensboro* W, 78-69F 7 at Wofford* W, 70-66F 12 Georgia Southern* W, 92-87F 14 at College of Charleston* W, 76-74F 22 at The Citadel* W, 75-68F 26 Wofford* W, 61-45M 3 vs. Elon W, 67-53M 4 vs. UNC Greensboro L, 68-73M 16 #at Va. Commonwealth W, 77-62M 19 #at Southwest Missouri St. W, 82-71M 23 #at Maryland L, 63-78%-at Charlotte Coliseum#-National Invitation Tournament (NIT)

Sports InformationDavidson College

P.O. Box 7158 * Davidson, NC 28035www.davidson.edu/athletics

Location: Charleston, SC 29424 Founded: 1770

Enrollment: 11,617Nickname: Cougars

School Colors: Maroon, Gold and White Arena: John Kresse Arena (3,500)


President: Dr. Lee HigdonAlma Mater: Georgetown ‘68

Athletic Director: Jerry Baker Alma Mater: College of Charleston ‘74

Men’s Basketball Contact: Tony Ciuffo SID Office Phone: (843) 953-5465

Cell Phone: (843) 475-1139 SID Fax: (843) 953-6543E-mail: [email protected]

Director: Tony CiuffoPress Row Phone: (843) 953-6554

Head Coach: Tom Herrion (Merrimack College ‘89)Record at (Years): 63-27 (three)


Assistant Coaches: Mark Byington (UNC Wilmington ‘98)

Sean Ryan (Saint Anselm College ‘96)Troy Wheless (College of Charleston ‘03)

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Charleston Southern 7:30pmN 21 Lees-McRae 7pmN 29 Florida Christian 7pmD 3 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmD 14 North Florida 7pmD 17 at Virginia Commonwealth 4:30pmD 20 #vs. Florida Atlantic 9:30pmD 21 #vs. Louisville/MTSU TBAD 27 at UNC Wilmington 7pmD 29 %Longwood 7:30pmD 30 %Rider/Long Island TBAJ 2 Towson 7pmJ 7 Furman* 6pmJ 9 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmJ 14 The Citadel* 2pmJ 17 Davidson* 7pmJ 21 at Wofford* 7pmJ 23 at Western Carolina* 7pmJ 28 Chattanooga* 2pmJ 30 Appalachian State* 7pmF 6 at Elon* 7pmF 11 at Furman* 4pmF 13 Georgia Southern* 7pmF 16 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 18 Bracket Buster (TBA) TBAF 22 Wofford* 7pmF 25 at Davidson* 12pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Billy Minardi Classic at Louisville, KY%-College of Charleston Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 15 #at Colorado L, 57-72N 19 at Charleston Southern W, 56-41N 29 at Towson W, 78-58D 4 at ETSU* W, 79-72D 7 Auburn L, 61-76D 12 Western Michigan L, 56-69D 16 UNC Wilmington W, 59-57D 22 Coastal Carolina W, 87-69D 29 %Harvard W, 85-62D 30 %St. Peter’s W, 85-80J 2 Canisius W, 93-72J 5 Elon* W, 66-47J 8 Wofford* W, 81-77J 10 at Georgia Southern* L, 72-90J 15 at Davidson* L, 62-67J 17 Furman* W, 67-53J 22 at Appalachian State* L, 68-76J 24 UNC Greensboro* W, 79-67J 29 Georgia Southern* W, 71-64F 3 Western Carolina* W, 77-68F 7 at Chattanooga* L, 59-82F 10 at The Citadel* W, 66-63F 14 Davidson* L, 74-76F 17 at Wofford* L, 83-87(OT)F 19 &Virginia Commonwealth W, 85-75F 23 at Furman* W, 72-66(OT)F 26 The Citadel* W, 80-48M 3 vs. Appalachian State L, 60-63#-Preseason NIT%-Saturn Shootout&-Bracket Buster

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FurmanCharleston, SC7:�5 p.m.

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Location: Greenville, SC 29613 Founded: 1826Enrollment: 2,630 Nickname: Paladins School Colors: Purple and White Arena: Timmons Arena (5,000)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. David ShiAlma Mater: Furman ‘73 Athletic Director: Dr. Gary Clark Alma Mater: Furman ‘73

Men’s Basketball Contact: Jordan Caskey SID Office Phone: (864) 294-2376 SID Fax: (864) 294-3061E-mail: [email protected] Director: Hunter Reid Press Row Phone: (864) 294-3620

Head Coach: Larry Davis (Asbury ‘78)Record at (Years): 109-126 (eight) Overall Record (Years): 109-126 (eight) Basketball Office Phone: (864) 294-2170Assistant Coaches: Niko Medved (Minnesota ‘97)Mike Shedd (Purdue ‘97)P.J. Brown (Furman ‘02)

Sports Information OfficeTimmons Arena * Furman University

3300 Poinsett Highway*Greenville, SC 29613www.furmanpaladins.com

Location: Savannah, GA 31404 Founded: 1890

Enrollment: 2,800 Nickname: Tigers

School Colors: Burnt Orange and Reflex Blue Arena: Tiger Arena (6,000)

Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Independent

President: Dr. Carlton E. BrownAlma Mater: Massachusetts ‘79

Athletic Director: Robert “Tony” O’Neal Alma Mater: Central State of Ohio ‘88

Men’s Basketball Contact: Opio Mashariki SID Office Phone: (912) 356-2446


Director: Opio Mashariki

Head Coach: David Henderson (Duke ‘86)Record at (Years): 76-72 (five)

Overall Record (Years): 76-72 (five) Basketball Office Phone: (302) 831-2724

Assistant Coaches: Kenny Blakeney (Duke ‘95)

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Sports Information3219 College StreetSavannah, GA 31404www.savstate.edu/athletics

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Date Opponent TimeN 18 Macalester 7:30pmN 20 at Vanderbilt 6pmN 23 at Texas Tech 8pmN 26 Johns Hopkins TBAN 28 at Campbell 7pmD 3 San Diego TBAD 10 at UNC Asheville 4:30pmD 15 Sewanee 7:30pmD 18 at Missouri 3pmD 29 #Kennesaw State TBAD 30 #Marshall/S.C. State TBAJ 3 Chattanooga* 7pmJ 7 at College of Charleston* 6pmJ 9 at Wofford* 7pmJ 14 Davidson* 1:30pmJ 17 at Georgia Southern* 7:30pmJ 21 The Citadel* 4pmJ 23 at Elon* 8pmJ 28 North Dakota State 1pmJ 30 at Western Carolina* 7pmF 4 at UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 7 Appalachian State* 7:30pmF 11 College of Charleston* 4pmF 13 Wofford* 7pmF 18 at Davidson* 7pmF 20 at The Citadel* 7:15pmF 25 Georgia Southern* 4pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championship at North Charleston Coliseum#-Jack-In-The-Box Holiday Classic

Date Opponent ResultN 19 Campbell W, 64-52N 22 at Auburn L, 74-85N 24 #vs. Minnesota L, 69-84N 26 #at Alaska Anchorage W, 81-71N 27 #vs. Utah L, 50-62D 1 UNC Asheville W, 72-68D 8 at Virginia L, 67-79D 11 at High Point W, 58-45D 18 Greensboro College W, 110-42D 21 Newberry W, 110-58D 29 Virginia Intermont W, 126-33J 2 at Indiana L, 52-68J 5 at Davidson* L, 75-81J 8 at ETSU* W, 76-68J 10 UNC Greensboro* W, 82-65J 15 The Citadel* W, 83-59J 17 at College of Charleston* L, 53-67J 22 Davidson* L, 61-68J 24 Elon* W, 71-51J 31 Western Carolina* W, 73-66F 5 at Georgia Southern* L, 63-81F 7 at The Citadel* W, 63-60F 12 Wofford* W, 75-58F 14 at Appalachian State* L, 47-60F 17 Georgia Southern* W, 72-71(OT)F 19 at Wofford* L, 70-77F 23 College of Charleston* L, 66-72 (2OT)F 26 at Chattanooga* W, 73-65M 2 vs. ETSU L, 84-87#-Great Alaska Shootout at Anchorage, AK

Date Opponent TimeN 18 Wilberforce 8pmN 20 at Pacific 5pmN 21 at Oregon 7:30pmN 26 at Bethune-Cookman 4pmN 28 at Massachusetts TBAD 1 at Mercer 7pmD 3 at Georgia 12pmD 10 Webber 4pmD 12 at North Florida 7pmD 15 at Prairie View A&M 8:30pmD 17 at Texas A&M 7pmD 19 at Southern Methodist TBAD 21 at Georgetown TBAD 29 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi 8pmD 30 TBA 6pmJ 3 at Colorado 7pmJ 7 at Tulane TBAJ 11 Bethune Cookman 7pmJ 18 at Florida TBAJ 21 Longwood 4pmJ 23 at Hampton 7pmJ 28 Allen 4pmJ 30 Georgia State 7pmF 2 at Stetson 7pmF 7 at The Citadel 7:15pmF 11 at Arkansas Little Rock 7:05pmF 13 Mercer 7pmF 15 Stetson 7pmF 22 The Citadel 7:30pmF 25 at Longwood 3pm

Date Opponent ResultN 11 #vs. Memphis L, 40-102N 13 #vs. IPFW L, 60-71N 21 Hampton L, 52-70N 23 at Lipscomb L, 64-83N 27 Jacksonville L, 67-73N 28 South Carolina State L, 52-80N 30 at Norfolk State L, 49-76D 2 at Eastern Kentucky L, 59-87D 6 Lipscomb L, 56-71D 11 at Jacksonville L, 62-84D 13 at South Carolina State L, 55-77D 15 at The Citadel L, 58-81D 18 at Tulane L, 55-74D 20 Eastern Kentucky L, 64-80D 28 at Georgia L, 69-100D 30 Mercer L, 81-98J 3 Bethune Cookman L, 64-73J 5 Norfolk State L, 50-81J 8 Texas A&M Corpus Christi L, 55-85J 10 The Citadel L, 47-70J 13 at Baylor L, 50-86J 15 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi L, 54-88J 19 at Georgia Southern L, 53-79J 31 Georgia Southern L, 64-92F 2 at Florida A&M L, 68-92F 8 at Mercer L, 62-94F 11 at Bethune Cookman L, 69-78F 14 Florida A&M L, 44-49#-Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at Memphis, TN

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Southern ConferenceTournament at North Charleston Coliseum

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Location: Spartanburg, SC 29303 Founded: 1854 Enrollment: 1,160 Nickname: Terriers School Colors: Old Gold and Black Arena: Benjamin Johnson Arena (3,500)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Benjamin B. DunlapAlma Mater: Sewanee ‘59 Athletic Director: Richard Johnson Alma Mater: The Citadel ‘76

Men’s Basketball Contact: Steve Shutt SID Office Phone: (864) 597-4093 Home Phone: (864) 587-0547 SID Fax: (864) 597-4129E-mail: [email protected] Director: Steve Shutt Press Row Phone: (864) 597-4487

Head Coach: Mike Young (Emory & Henry ‘86)Record at (Years): 37-49 (three) Overall Record (Years): 37-49 (three) Basketball Office Phone: (864) 597-4100Assistant Coaches: Matt Allen (Wofford ‘95) Dustin Kerns (Clemson ‘02) Jackson Payne (Christian Brothers ‘00)

Date Opponent TimeN 12 #vs. Fairleigh Dickinson TBAN 13 #at West Virginia/vs. UL-Monroe TBAN 19 at Purdue 8pmN 21 Toccoa Falls 7pmN 26 at East Carolina 7pmN 30 East Carolina 7pmD 3 Virginia-Wise TBAD 6 at Clemson 7:30pmD 10 at Miami 7:30pmD 17 at South Carolina 7:30pmD 19 Union (KY) 3pmD 30 at Notre Dame 7pmJ 2 King 7pmJ 4 Elon* 7pmJ 7 at Davidson* 7pmJ 9 Furman* 7pmJ 14 at Georgia Southern* 2pmJ 16 at The Citadel* 7:15pmJ 21 College of Charleston* 7pmJ 28 Western Carolina* 7pmJ 30 UNC Greensboro* 7pmF 2 at Appalachian State* 7pmF 6 at Chattanooga* 7pmF 11 Davidson* 7pmF 13 at Furman* 7pmF 18 Georgia Southern* 7pmF 22 at College of Charleston* 7pmF 25 The Citadel* 7pmM 2-5 Southern Conference Championships at North Charleston Coliseum#-Guardians Classic at Morgantown, WV

Date Opponent ResultN 20 at Miami L, 64-67N 22 Milligan W, 90-64N 27 Bluefield W, 90-66N 29 at Tennessee L, 67-73D 1 Jacksonville St. W, 81-76D 5 at Auburn W, 85-78D 8 Toccoa Falls W, 99-44D 11 Appalachian St.* W, 75-66D 18 at Charleston Southern W, 84-65D 19 at Georgia L, 89-93(OT)D 31 at South Carolina L, 44-76J 3 Erskine W, 74-36J 5 at UNC Greensboro* L, 44-61J 8 at College of Charleston* L, 77-81J 15 Chattanooga* L, 64-88J 17 The Citadel* L, 74-76J 22 at Western Carolina* L, 75-80J 24 at Georgia Southern* L, 76-79J 31 at The Citadel* W, 73-63F 5 ETSU* W, 68-64F 7 Davidson* L, 66-70F 12 at Furman* L, 58-75F 14 at Elon* W, 75-63F 17 College of Charleston* W, 87-83(OT)F 19 Furman* W, 77-70F 21 Georgia Southern* W, 81-79(OT)F 26 at Davidson* L, 45-61M 2 vs. Elon L, 58-64#-San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout

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2004-2005 Results

Game OneThe Citadel 69, Army 62

Christl Arena • November 20, 2004

The Citadel scored the final eight points of the game, hitting six successive free throws in the last 25 seconds, to post a season-opening 69-62 road win over Army Saturday night at West Point’s Christl Arena.

Forward J’mel Everhart, who led the visiting Bulldogs (1-0) with 17 points and eight rebounds, scored on a finger role in the lane to give The Citadel the lead for good, 63-62, with 55 seconds left. Following a miss by Army’s Matt Bell, Kevin Hammack nailed two free throws with 24.9 seconds left for a 65-62 Bulldog advantage.

Bulldogs Matt Davis and Andy Miller registered partial blocks on three-point shots on Army’s ensuing two possessions, and guard Dante Terry answered each block by making both ends of two-shot fouls in the final 13 seconds to seal the victory. The Citadel, making its first visit to West Point since 1986, has now won its last three games against Army.

Freshman guard Travis Smith registered 16 points and a team-high three assists in his collegiate debut for the Bulldogs. He shot 6 of 9 from the floor and 4 of 7 from three-point range. The Citadel shot 49.0 percent from the field for the game, including a sparkling 54.2 percent in the second half as the visitors rallied from a 33-26 halftime deficit.

The Citadel hit 10 of its first 14 shots of the second half, spanning the opening 12 minutes of the frame, to forge a 53-49 lead after an Everhart three with 8:51 left. Two of Smith’s second-half treys came in that span, with both coming as the shot clock wound down.

The Bulldogs would push their lead to a game-high eight points, 57-49, with 6:53 to play. However, Army stormed back with nine unanswered points to take a 58-57 lead just over two minutes later. Stoll and Travis Owsley made three-pointers in that surge while Harris canned 3 of 4 free throws.

Game TwoThe Citadel 73, Washington & Lee 62

McAlister Field House • November 23, 2004

Freshman forward Warren McLendon posted 13 points, while junior guard Dante Terry netted a dozen to lead The Citadel over Washington & Lee 73-26 Tuesday night in non-conference basketball action in McAlister Field House.

The Citadel, which has its first 2-0 start since 2001, had four players in double figure scoring; McLendon, Terry, sophomore J’mel Everhart with 11 and junior Matt Davis, who tallied ten. Davis who ripped down nine and McLendon who snatched seven led the Bulldogs on the boards.

Washington & Lee (0-3) was led by sophomore guard Chris Halkitis who paced the Generals with 13 points. W&L also received a strong effort from junior David Will as he grabbed nine rebounds and scored 12 for the Generals.

The Bulldogs had a slight 34-32 half-time lead over head coach Pat Dennis’ alma mater, but did not have the game in hand until Everhart and Terry hit a combined five of six free throws in the final 20 seconds of the game.

Before going up by 11 with just a few seconds remaining on the game clock, the biggest lead of the night for The Citadel was ten, which the Bulldogs had at the 3:52 mark in the second half after Terry knocked down his second three-pointer of the game.

The Generals seemed to have the Cadets on the ropes mid-way through the second period as they held a slight 49-48 lead with 8:25 to play. But after two free throws from McLendon at the 8:19 mark that gave The Citadel a slim 50-49 advantage, the Bulldogs never relinquished their lead.

Game ThreeGeorgetown 69, The Citadel 34

MCI Center • November 26, 2004

In their first win under Head Coach John Thompson III the Hoyas beat The Citadel 69-34 on Friday, November 26 at the MCI Center. Brandon Bowman led all scorers with 23 points and all rebounders with 13 boards.

It was not only Bowman’s fifth collegiate double-double, but established his new career high in rebounding. Ashanti Cook added 14 points and was one of 4 Hoyas (Bowman, Cook, Jonathan Wallace and Jeff Green) with 3 assists. Green and Roy Hibbert combined for a dozen points and a dozen boards.

Georgetown (1-1) jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. An 8-0 run was followed by a 13-0 run. When the Citadel Bulldogs took stock after 5 minutes of game they found themselves at the wrong end of a 21-2 score. The Hoyas shot 48.3% for the half, building a 24 point edge with 8 minutes remaining. At intermission the score was 36-15 with GU holding a 23-14 rebounding edge and an 8-1 edge in assists while shooting 43.8% from beyond the arc.

In the second stanza the Hoyas continued to shoot well from the outside (5-12 from beyond the arc) while rebounding well on the inside (22 rebounds to the Citadel’s 14.) The Bulldogs were unable to prevent the scoring bulge from growing as high as 40 points, (69-29 with 2:07 remaining). The final was 69-34.

The Citadel (2-1) got 14 points from junior guard Kevin Hammack, while freshman guard Travis Smith added five. The Bulldogs were led on the boards by freshman forward Warren McLendon who ripped down seven rebounds.

THECITADEL1-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS## PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGAFT-FTA OFDETOTPF TP ATOBLKS MIN03 Everhart,J’mel.....f 6-10 2-3 3-3 4 4 8 1 17 1 4 0 0 3311 McLendon,Warren....f 2-3 0-1 2-6 3 2 5 4 6 1 2 0 0 1421 Davis,Matt.........f 0-2 0-2 1-2 0 7 7 3 1 1 0 1 1 3210 Terry,Dante........g 2-8 1-7 4-4 0 2 2 1 9 2 1 0 2 3222 Hammack,Kevin......g 3-10 0-1 2-2 1 2 3 2 8 0 7 0 2 2804 Smith,Travis....... 6-9 4-7 0-0 1 0 1 216 3 1 0 0 2225 Miller,Andy........ 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 1 4 1 1 2 1 2150 Xia,Aaron.......... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 655 Nelson,Demetrius... 2-4 0-0 2-2 1 1 2 2 6 1 2 0 0 12

TEAMTotals.............. 24-49 7-21 14-19 11 21 32 18 69 10 18 3 6 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:11-2544.0% 2ndHalf:13-2454.2% Game:49.0%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:1-714.3% 2ndHalf:6-1442.9% Game:33.3%FThrow% 1stHalf:3-650.0% 2ndHalf:11-1384.6% Game:73.7%

ARMY0-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS## PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGAFT-FTAOFDETOT PF TP ATOBLKSMIN03 Stoll,Steve........f 6-10 3-6 2-2 0 1 1 0 17 3 4 0 0 3233 Harris,Colin.......f 5-11 0-2 4-5 3 1 4 3 141 2 0 0 2940 Sewell,Jimmy....c 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 4 0 0 1 2 0 1110 Owsley,Travis.....g 3-4 2-3 0-0 0 2 2 3 8 2 3 0 2 2712 Bell,Matt..........g 3-9 2-5 1-2 0 4 4 1 9 1 2 0 0 3811 Jackson,Marshall... 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 1321 Sinning,Cory....... 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 923 Wallace,Ryan....... 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 5 4 3 3 0 0 2242 Slater,Luke........ 2-4 0-1 1-2 0 1 1 1 5 2 1 0 0 19

TEAMTotals.............. 23-47 8-20 8-11 5 15 20 17 62 13 18 2 3 200


Attendance:834ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 2643-69 ARMY.......................... 3329-62

THECITADEL2-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTAOFDETOT PFTP ATOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 1-2 0-0 1-2 1 3 4 2 3 1 0 1 0 2910Terry,Dante........g 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 911McLendon,Warren....f 1-7 0-1 1-4 3 4 7 5 3 1 0 1 2 2821Davis,Matt.........f 0-2 0-1 1-2 1 2 3 3 1 0 2 0 0 1822Hammack,Kevin......g 5-14 0-4 4-5 1 0 1 1 14 0 3 1 0 3404Smith,Travis....... 2-9 1-5 0-0 1 0 1 1 5 0 2 0 0 3112Young,Kedron....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 413Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 325Miller,Andy........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 1531Thompson,Joseph.... 0-0 0-0 3-3 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 1 533Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 0-2 0-1 1-2 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 1055Nelson,Demetrius... 0-2 0-0 2-4 0 3 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 11

TEAMTotals.............. 10-43 1-15 13-22 9 19 28 2034 3 123 3 200


GEORGETOWN1-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN00Cook,Ashanti.......f 5-9 4-7 0-0 0 2 2 2 143 1 1 1 2201Bowman,Brandon.....f 8-14 5-10 2-5 5 8 13 1 233 4 0 1 3002Wallace,Jonathan...f 2-6 1-3 0-0 2 1 3 1 5 3 0 0 3 3020Owens,Darrel.......g 3-5 2-4 0-0 0 1 1 1 8 2 0 1 1 2432Green,Jeff.........g 2-5 0-0 1-2 2 4 6 1 5 3 1 2 2 3104Izzo,Kenny......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105Reed,Ray........... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 0 2 1 0 1 2210Ross,RaMell........ 1-3 0-1 0-0 3 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 1221Guibunda,Cornelio.. 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 122Crawford,Tyler..... 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 440Beal,RYAN.......... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 244Kilkenny-Diaw,Amado 0-1 0-0 3-4 2 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 752Dizdarevic,Sead.... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 255Hibbert,Roy........ 1-4 0-0 5-6 1 5 6 4 7 0 2 2 0 12

TEAMTotals.............. 23-5312-28 11-19 16 29 45 1469 179 6 9 200


Attendance:4989ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL.......................1519-34GEORGETOWN....................3633-69

WASHINGTON&LEE0-3TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTAOFDETOT PF TPA TOBLKS MIN22Kusimo,Femi........f 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 5 4 4 2 1 1 2044Will,David.........f 6-12 0-1 0-0 5 4 9 4 122 3 0 0 3252White,Alex.........f 3-6 0-0 2-3 0 1 1 2 8 1 1 0 0 1923Stuart,Mike........g 2-9 2-6 0-0 0 1 1 3 6 0 1 0 0 2830Halkitis,Chris.....g 4-12 2-7 3-3 0 2 2 3 13 2 6 0 0 3410Franklin,Andrew.... 1-4 1-2 2-2 0 1 1 1 5 2 1 0 1 1120Mumper,John........ 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 640Braud,Colton....... 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 4 4 1 0 0 0 1142Bienemann,Greg..... 4-8 0-1 2-2 3 1 4 4 10 2 3 0 2 3050Edge,Ryan.......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 854Herman,Mason....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1

TEAMTotals.............. 24-59 5-18 9-10 14 16 30 27 62 15 201 4 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:11-3036.7% 2ndHalf:13-2944.8% Game:40.7%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:3-1030.0% 2ndHalf:2-825.0% Game:27.8%FThrow% 1stHalf:7-887.5% 2ndHalf:2-2100% Game:90.0%

THECITADEL2-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTAOFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 3-4 1-2 4-9 5 1 6 2 110 3 0 1 2911McLendon,Warren....f 4-8 0-0 5-10 2 5 7 2 131 3 4 1 1921Davis,Matt.........f 4-9 1-4 1-2 4 5 9 2 105 1 1 2 3310Terry,Dante........g 3-7 2-5 4-4 0 3 3 3 125 6 0 3 3122Hammack,Kevin......g 1-4 0-0 2-3 0 1 1 1 4 3 3 0 1 1604Smith,Travis....... 3-11 2-5 1-1 1 2 3 2 9 1 1 0 0 3013Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 325Miller,Andy........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 4 5 2 2 0 0 2 0 1331Thompson,Joseph.... 2-2 1-1 0-1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 3 850Xia,Aaron.......... 0-0 0-0 3-4 1 0 1 4 3 0 1 0 0 955Nelson,Demetrius... 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 1 1 9 TEAMTotals.............. 23-49 7-17 20-34 16 22 38 1873 15 198 12 200


Attendance:635ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalWASHINGTON&LEE.............. 3230-62THECITADEL................... 3439-73


Game FourThe Citadel 80, Chowan 61

McAlister Field House • November 29, 2004

J’mel Everhart, a sophomore forward, scored a career-high 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead The Citadel over Chowan 80-61 in nonconference basketball action from McAlister Field House. Guards Travis Smith and Dante Terry added 16 and 14 points, respectively, to Everhart’s double-double.

Everhart was the Bulldogs’ go to man as he hit his first nine shots, including four dunks. He was a perfect 6-6 with 13 points at halftime giving The Citadel a 44-35 first-half advantage. Everhart’s first double-double of the 2004-05 season is only the second of his career. He posted 11 points and 13 boards against Davidson during his freshman campaign.

With a nine-point half-time advantage, the Bulldogs used a 12-point run that encompassed six minutes, including the final 3:30 of the first half, to pull away. The Citadel continued to pull away building a game-high 21-point lead with 1:48 to play on Smith’s fourth three-pointer of the night.

Game FiveThe Citadel 95, Voorhees 60

McAlister Field House • December 2, 2004

J’mel Everhart scored a career-high 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for his second straight double-double, while leading The Citadel to a dominating 95-60 victory over Voorhees in nonconference basketball action Thursday night in McAlister Field House. Freshmen Warren McLendon and Travis Smith both posted season-highs with 17 points apiece.

The Citadel (4-1), off to its best start since the Bulldogs won four of their first five games in 1997, controlled the game from the outset. Coach Dennis’ squad outscored Voorhees 30-10 in the paint and had 12 fast break points compared to the Tigers two.

Thanks to a strong first half effort from sophomore Aaron Xia, who tallied seven of his career-best nine in the first half, along with Everhart and Smith, the Bulldogs jumped out to a 13-point 39-26 half-time lead.

In the second half, Everhart and McLendon took over for The Citadel. Everhart tallied 15 second-half points, while McLendon netted 13 of his 17 in the second frame. The pair of high flyers combined for six dunks. McLendon and Everhart also had six of the Bulldogs’ eight blocks, four and two, respectively.

Game SixThe Citadel 75, Atlanta Christian 49


J’mel Everhart posted his third consecutive double-double as he scored 18 points and grabbed 14 rebounds while leading The Citadel to its third straight victory, a 75-49 win over Atlanta Christian Monday night in nonconference basketball action. Junior guard Kevin Hammack led all scorers with 19 points.

“A win is a win,” head coach Pat Dennis stated, “but I don’t think we played very well. We didn’t attack their zone and we didn’t hit our shots.”

The Citadel (5-1), which is off to its best start under Pat Dennis, led 38-14 at halftime thanks to a Bulldog defense that held Atlanta Christian to six-of-25 shooting (24%). Dennis’s squad came out strong to start the game hitting 15 of 32 shots in the first half and was led by Everhart and freshman Warren McLendon, who both had 10 in the first frame.

“Everhart continues to be big for us,” Dennis added. “If you could play with five J’mels you could win the SoCon Tournament every year.”

Everhart, who now has four career double-doubles, contributed a team-high four assists. Junior center Andy Miller crashed the boards hard for The Citadel as he tallied nine boards, while McLendon added eight.

CHOWAN1-5 TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTAOFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN04Halsey,Reggie......f 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 611Lathan,Trayvoy.....f 4-13 1-3 0-1 0 2 2 1 9 3 4 0 1 2403Miller,Gerard......g 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1232Brown,Roland.......g 4-7 0-0 6-8 4 5 9 2 140 1 1 0 3233Williams,Montino...g 4-14 1-8 0-0 1 1 2 2 9 1 3 0 1 3305McCall,Isaac....... 4-8 0-1 2-4 3 1 4 2 100 2 0 0 2924Artis,Marcus....... 3-5 2-3 2-4 1 5 6 2 101 0 2 2 2225Latham,Lance....... 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 2 2 4 1 2 1930Ramsay,Roderick.... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 334Cowan,Joseph....... 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 1044Hambrick,Wayne..... 1-4 0-0 0-2 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 0 1 10TEAMTotals.............. 23-58 5-18 10-19 1418 32 17617 154 8 200


THECITADEL3-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 9-12 0-1 3-3 6 6 12 1 213 4 0 1 3711McLendon,Warren....f 3-6 0-1 3-4 1 3 4 2 9 3 2 3 0 1825Miller,Andy........c 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 810Terry,Dante........g 6-10 1-3 1-1 1 3 4 0 144 2 0 3 2921Davis,Matt.........g 2-6 1-4 2-2 1 4 5 0 7 1 1 0 2 3104Smith,Travis....... 5-13 4-9 2-2 1 1 2 3 161 3 0 2 1912Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 113Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 122Hammack,Kevin...... 1-5 0-1 1-2 0 2 2 3 3 8 3 0 0 2531Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 333Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150Xia,Aaron.......... 4-6 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 2 8 0 0 0 0 1955Nelson,Demetrius... 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 8TEAMTotals.............. 31-65 6-20 12-14 162642 1580 20 164 8 200


Attendance:479ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalCHOWAN........................ 3526-61THECITADEL................... 4436-80

ATLANTACHRISTIAN4-9 TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN32Walls,Stephen......f 1-7 0-5 0-1 1 3 4 1 2 2 7 0 0 3333Lamb,Glen..........f 1-3 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 3 4 0 1 1 2 1944Curtis,Jeremy......c 1-4 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 3 2 0 1 3 1 2801Tucker,Daryle......g 4-15 1-8 3-3 0 3 3 4 126 8 0 5 3203DeLaCruz,Will....g 6-14 4-8 0-1 0 5 5 3 162 8 2 2 3204Marshall,Bryant.... 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 712Rich,Derrick....... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1613Roland,Gib......... 2-4 2-3 0-0 1 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 215Banks,Jay.......... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 922Boyd,Josh.......... 1-2 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 3 4 0 2 2 1 22

TEAMTotals.............. 17-54 8-27 7-9 5 23 28 1849 11 289 11 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:6-2524.0% 2ndHalf:11-2937.9% Game:31.5%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:1-911.1% 2ndHalf:7-1838.9% Game:29.6%FThrow% 1stHalf:1-1100% 2ndHalf:6-875.0% Game:77.8%

THECITADEL5-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 7-15 1-3 3-3 6 9 15 1 184 3 0 0 3111McLendon,Warren....f 4-8 0-0 4-4 5 3 8 0 123 3 3 4 2725Miller,Andy........c 1-2 0-0 2-3 3 6 9 2 4 0 1 1 1 1910Terry,Dante........g 3-9 2-5 0-0 1 3 4 1 8 0 2 0 3 2021Davis,Matt.........g 0-5 0-4 0-0 0 4 4 2 0 1 0 0 3 1604Smith,Travis....... 1-8 0-4 2-2 0 2 2 0 4 0 3 0 1 1612Young,Kedron....... 1-4 1-3 0-0 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 913Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 422Hammack,Kevin...... 7-13 1-2 4-4 1 0 1 3 192 1 0 1 2631Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-0 2-4 0 1 1 2 2 0 2 0 0 933Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 1-1 0-0 1-3 4 2 6 2 3 0 2 0 0 1155Nelson,Demetrius... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 9TEAMTotals.............. 26-69 5-22 18-23 23 34 57 1575 12 184 13 200


Attendance:509ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalATLANTACHRISTIAN............. 1435-49THECITADEL................... 3837-75

VOORHEES5-7 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPATO BLKS MIN01Mitchell,Derwin....f 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 5 2 0 2 0 1 1950McPhee,Randy.......c 4-7 1-1 0-1 6 6 12 5 9 1 5 0 2 2505Doshier,Devan......g 1-6 1-6 0-0 1 1 2 2 3 0 4 0 0 1410Graziosi,Adam......g 1-4 0-1 0-1 2 0 2 1 2 1 2 0 2 2220Allen,Gilbert......g 1-6 0-1 0-5 2 0 2 3 2 3 4 0 1 2502 Cofield, Horace..... 5-9 4-5 2-2 1 0 1 4 16 0 1 1 1 2622Simpson,Antonio.... 6-13 2-7 0-0 0 0 0 2 141 1 1 3 2423Bolton,Reggie...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 424Bolton,Antonio..... 5-15 1-5 1-3 1 0 1 4 120 2 1 0 3144Simmons,DeAngelo... 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 9TEAMTotals.............. 24-65 9-26 3-12 16 13 29 28607 243 10 199


THECITADEL4-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 9-13 0-0 8-9 2 8 10 3 263 1 2 3 3311McLendon,Warren....f 7-9 0-1 3-4 3 2 5 3 173 2 4 1 2525Miller,Andy........c 1-2 0-0 0-4 2 5 7 0 2 1 0 1 1 810Terry,Dante........g 1-3 0-1 1-2 0 2 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 1821Davis,Matt.........g 1-2 0-1 2-2 0 1 1 4 4 3 0 0 1 1804Smith,Travis....... 6-8 2-3 3-4 1 1 2 3 170 2 0 1 2512Young,Kedron....... 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 413Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 222Hammack,Kevin...... 1-4 0-1 5-6 1 6 7 2 7 3 5 0 4 3231Thompson,Joseph.... 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 333Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 450Xia,Aaron.......... 3-4 0-0 3-4 4 2 6 3 9 0 2 1 1 1855Nelson,Demetrius... 2-4 0-0 3-4 1 0 1 0 7 0 2 0 0 11

TEAMTotals.............. 32-54 2-9 29-41 15 32 47 2095 14 198 12 201


Attendance:723ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalVOORHEES...................... 2634-60THECITADEL................... 3956-95

Game SevenThe Citadel 81, Savannah State 58


Sophomore guard Donny McLendon’s career-high 20 points led The Citadel to an 81-58 victory over Savannah State in nonconference basketball action on Wednesday night in front of 542 fans. The win over the Tigers marks the fourth straight for the Bulldogs.

The Citadel (6-1) is off to its best start since 1982 when the Bulldogs also won six of their first seven games. The Dogs started 7-2 in 1997, but were 5-2 after seven games. With the win over Savannah State the Bulldogs have matched their win total from a year ago.

The Bulldogs jumped out to a 20-9 lead at the 9:10 mark of the first half, but Savannah State battled back and got within four at the break thanks to a desperation three by Donald Carson with one second remaining in the half.

Savannah State (0-12) could not hang on as The Citadel used a 16-0 run in the first five minutes of the second period to take control of the game. McLendon, who was ineligible for the Bulldogs’ first six games due to NCAA transfer rules, netted 12 of his 20 points in the second half, while junior guard Kevin Hammack added 18 points, 16 of which fell after halftime.

The Citadel’s J’mel Everhart, a sophomore guard, tallied his fourth double-double in as many games. The Texas native connected for 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Warren McLendon turned in a solid effort with eight points and eight boards, while fellow freshman Demetrius Nelson scored six and secured three rebounds.

Game EightClemson 76, The Citadel 52

Littlejohn Coliseum • December 17, 2004

Sharrod Ford scored 15 points and Shawan Robinson added 13 points and Clemson won its fifth straight game, 76-52, over The Citadel on Friday night.

The Tigers (7-1), who have won 12 straight games against the Bulldogs, dominated the boards, outrebounding The Citadel 49-30. James Mays led Clemson by pulling down seven rebounds.

The Citadel (6-2) was led by Donny McLendon, who had 15 points. Kevin Hammack scored 14 points and J’mel Everhart added 11 points and five rebounds.

The Bulldogs shot just 37 percent from the field, while the Tigers shot 52 percent from the field in the first half to build a 20-point halftime lead at 40-20.

The Citadel committed 25 fouls and had three players foul out. Clemson took advantage of foul shots, going 20-of-34 from the line.

Game NineThe Citadel 65, Western Carolina 60


Freshman forward Warren McLendon scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds for his first career double-double, while leading The Citadel over Western Carolina 65-60 in both team’s Southern Conference debut Tuesday night in front of 1,362 fans at McAlister Field House.

The Citadel (7-2, 1-0 SoCon) picked up its first SoCon win of the season and also extended its home winning streak to six straight. The win over the Catamounts in the SoCon opener is the first time in three seasons the Bulldogs have won their first conference game of the season. Seven wins in nine games is also the best start for a Citadel team since the 1997 accomplished the same task.

The Bulldogs took a seven-point 35-28 lead into the half and surged ahead 48-32 at the 15-minute mark of the second period, but the Catamounts clawed back to within four with 9:33 to play. Western Carolina (5-8, 0-1 SoCon) used a 14-2 run and cold shooting from The Citadel, who went six minutes without a point, to close the gap to four, 50-46.

The two teams swapped buckets and free throws down the stretch with the Bulldogs holding a slim 62-60 lead with 28 seconds left on the clock. Dennis’ squad iced the game thanks to two free throws from junior guard Kevin Hammack and sophomore forward Matt Davis, who hit the front end of a 1-and-1, to give The Citadel the five-point victory.

Warren McLendon led all scores with a career-high 18, while brother Donny added 15 and Hammack netted 10. J’mel Everhart, a sophomore forward, tallied five points and six boards, while Davis hit two big three pointers and one free throw for seven points. Davis also grabbed five boards, as well as junior center Andy Miller. Hammack also picked up four assists.

THECITADEL6-2 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 5-8 0-2 1-2 3 2 5 5 112 3 0 0 3321Davis,Matt.........f 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 4 5 1 2 4 1 0 2 3211McLendon,Warren....c 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 5 0 0 3 1 0 1810Terry,Dante........g 0-4 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1222Hammack,Kevin......g 6-17 2-5 0-0 1 1 2 1 144 4 0 3 3902McLendon,Donny..... 6-11 1-2 2-5 1 3 4 3 150 6 0 4 2704Smith,Travis....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 212Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125Miller,Andy........ 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 5 0 0 1 0 0 731Thompson,Joseph.... 2-6 0-2 2-2 2 3 5 2 6 1 3 2 0 1455Nelson,Demetrius... 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 1 15

TEAMTotals.............. 22-60 3-15 5-9 11 19 30 2552 11 213 10 200


CLEMSON7-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN05SharrodFord........f 5-9 0-0 5-8 3 2 5 1 151 1 0 0 2215CheyenneMoore......f 3-7 1-4 0-0 2 4 6 0 7 3 2 0 0 2733AkinAkingbala......c 3-7 0-0 1-2 2 3 5 1 7 0 1 3 2 2422ShawanRobinson.....g 4-8 1-4 4-5 2 3 5 2 133 1 0 1 2625CliffHammonds......g 4-10 1-7 0-0 0 4 4 4 9 4 5 1 4 2400TravisPrice........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 101SheldonWaiters..... 1-2 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 203VernonHamilton..... 2-4 0-1 2-5 0 4 4 3 6 1 2 0 2 1904SteveAllen......... 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 4 1 2 1 0 0 1 712OluBabalola........ 1-2 0-0 3-4 1 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 921JimmyHudson........ 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 324MattMorris......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 132SamPerry........... 1-5 0-0 3-4 4 1 5 0 5 1 2 2 1 1744JamesMays.......... 1-2 0-0 2-6 3 4 7 1 4 0 1 2 1 18

TEAMTotals.............. 26-58 4-18 20-34 20 29 49 1576 15 208 12 200


Attendance:5100ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL.................. 2032-52CLEMSONTIGERS................4036-76

WESTERNCAROLINA5-8,0-1TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN22Nlandu,Lunzaya.....f 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 3 0 1 2 0 0 1704Berghoefer,David...c 4-7 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 5 8 2 2 1 1 2703Muirhead,Corey.....g 1-6 1-1 5-6 0 3 3 3 8 2 3 1 1 2205Russell,Antonio....g 5-10 2-3 4-6 3 2 5 2 160 3 0 1 3040Greathouse,Kyle....g 2-4 1-3 0-0 0 3 3 2 5 1 2 0 1 2200Outing,Jared....... 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 711Hopkins,Trey....... 4-10 2-7 2-3 0 6 6 1 121 3 0 2 2613Brempong,Rans...... 1-4 0-0 2-2 2 6 8 2 4 1 1 3 0 2921McKenna,Negus...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 233Woodyard,Terrence.. 1-5 1-3 2-2 0 3 3 1 5 0 1 0 1 16

TEAMTotals.............. 19-50 7-18 15-19 8 32 40 21609 196 8 198


THECITADEL7-2,1-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 1-5 0-0 3-5 1 5 6 3 5 0 1 0 1 2511McLendon,Warren....f 7-21 2-6 2-6 9 7 16 2 181 5 1 2 3925Miller,Andy........c 2-6 0-0 1-4 3 2 5 5 5 0 0 2 1 1902McLendon,Donny.....g 6-14 3-9 0-1 0 4 4 5 152 1 0 0 2822Hammack,Kevin......g 2-8 1-2 5-5 0 3 3 3 104 5 1 3 3304Smith,Travis....... 1-4 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 710Terry,Dante........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1221Davis,Matt......... 2-2 2-2 1-2 1 4 5 0 7 2 1 0 1 2631Thompson,Joseph.... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 155Nelson,Demetrius... 0-4 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 10

TEAMTotals.............. 22-65 9-21 12-23 18 25 43 19659 145 9 200


Attendance:1362ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalWESTERNCAROLINA.............. 2832-60THECITADEL................... 3530-65

SAVANNAHSTATE0-12 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN15Coleman,Lazarius...f 2-4 1-1 4-5 2 3 5 1 9 1 3 1 2 1942Carson,Donald......f 2-10 1-4 0-0 3 2 5 2 5 1 5 0 1 3254Reddick,Sherard....f 3-5 0-0 2-7 1 5 6 4 8 0 3 3 2 3105Edwards,Alvin......g 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1222Williams,Mark......g 7-18 3-9 3-4 4 2 6 2 202 6 0 3 4001Barker,Josh........ 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 2 4 0 1 1303West,Wesley........ 2-4 0-0 1-2 1 4 5 2 5 0 4 0 0 2112Shaw,Chauncey...... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 823Bennett,Mike....... 1-5 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1424Emerson,Brandon.... 0-1 0-0 2-3 1 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 10

TEAMTotals.............. 19-49 6-18 14-23 14 23 37 14587 274 9 200


THECITADEL6-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 7-9 0-0 3-3 4 6 10 2 171 6 0 2 3411McLendon,Warren....f 3-7 0-1 2-2 2 6 8 5 8 1 1 0 2 1921Davis,Matt.........f 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 4 4 5 0 1 2 1 3 2110Terry,Dante........g 2-4 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 2 5 0 1 0 0 1722Hammack,Kevin......g 5-12 0-2 8-9 1 1 2 1 185 3 0 3 3002McLendon,Donny..... 8-19 3-10 1-1 1 3 4 2 203 1 0 3 2404Smith,Travis....... 1-8 0-5 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1312Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 113Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125Miller,Andy........ 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 3 4 0 0 0 1 1931Thompson,Joseph.... 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 3 755Nelson,Demetrius... 3-4 0-0 0-0 3 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 1 14TEAMTotals.............. 31-67 4-20 15-17 15 23 38 2081 13 161 18 200


Attendance:542ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalSAVANNAHSTATE................2929-58THECITADEL................... 3348-81


Game 10The Citadel 87, Navy 72


Sophomore guard Donny McLendon scored a career-high 23 points, while junior guard Kevin Hammack netted 19 to lead The Citadel to an 87-72 victory over Navy Thursday, December 30, in front of 2,178 fans in McAlister Field House.

The Citadel (8-2) is off to its best start since the 1982 team won eight of their first ten games. The Bulldogs’ eight wins matches their win total achieved by the 2002-03 team, which is two more than the six games The Citadel won last season.

“I have to give Navy lots of credit,” head coach Pat Dennis stated. “They played us tough the whole game, but we found a way to pull this one out.”

The Bulldogs’ biggest lead of the first half was seven, 29-22, at the 4:27 mark, but the Midshipmen used two lay-ups and a three-pointer from David Hooper to draw within four, 36-32, at the break.

Navy (4-7) played tough the entire game, but gave up 20 points off of turnovers, 12 in the second half. The Midshipmen were only down four, 55-51, at the nine-minute mark of the second half until McLendon nailed a three-pointer.

The Bulldogs never looked back as they built their lead to eleven thanks to two free throws from sophomore forward Aaron Xia with 6:45 to play. Dennis’ squad continued to pull away gaining a 72-57 lead after a 14-5 run late in the second half. The Bulldogs’ biggest lead of the game was 17, which came after a jumper from McLendon at the 4:05 mark.

The Bulldogs had four players score in double figures, McLendon, Hammack, freshman Warren McLendon who netted 17 and sophomore forward J’mel Everhart scored 11. Everhart posted his fifth double-double of the year as he also grabbed 11 boards. Hammack added five assists and eight steals as well.

Game 11Chatanooga 66, The Citadel 57

The McKenzie Arena • January 5, 2005

Alphonso Pugh scored 19 points to lead Chattanooga to a 66-57 victory over The Citadel on Wednesday night in the Southern Conference opener for the Mocs.

Chattanooga (8-3, 1-0) took the lead for good at 41-40 with 13:55 to play on a layup by Matt Malone, then used an 8-1 run to pull away with 5:07 left.

The Bulldogs (8-3, 1-1) got within four points twice in the final five minutes, the last coming on a layup by Warren McLendon to make it 59-55 with 1:39 to play.

Chris Brown scored 16 points and had nine rebounds for the Mocs, who shot 43.4 percent from the field despite hitting just one of 17 3-point attempts.

Kevin Hammack led The CITADEL with 17 points, and Donny McLendon had 16. The Bulldogs shot just 29.2 percent from the field, including 7 of 32 from 3-point range.

The CITADEL led 16-8 with 11:11 left in the first half, mainly behind the shooting of Hammack, who had 14 of his points in the first 20 minutes.

But Chattanooga fought back and took the lead 32-31 just before the half on two free throws by Pugh.

Despite the loss, the Bulldogs have already surpassed their win total from last year, when they won six games.

Game 12The Citadel 76, Georgia Southern 65

McAlister Field House • January 8, 2005

Freshman forward Warren McLendon posted his second double-double of the season while leading The Citadel to a 76-65 victory over Georgia Southern in Southern Conference basketball action Saturday afternoon in front of 2,617 fans at McAlister Field House

“It was a slow start, but we defended them very well,” stated Citadel coach Pat Dennis.

The Citadel (9-3, 2-1 SoCon) took a six-point lead, 35-29, into the half-time break thanks to a half-court shot by freshman guard Travis Smith. The Bulldogs looked as if they were only going to have a three-point lead until Smith drained the buzzer beater.

Georgia Southern (6-7, 1-2 SoCon) started the game with an early 7-2 lead, but The Citadel went on a 9-2 run to take the lead 11-9. The pair of SoCon South Division schools battled hard throughout the first half with neither team posting more than a six-point lead in the first period.

The Bulldogs quickly extended their six-point halftime lead to eight, 40-32, four minutes into the second half. The Citadel offense kept pace with the defense as the Bulldogs held the Eagles to 29 percent from the floor for the game.

McLendon led all scorers with 19 points and paced The Citadel with 11 boards for his second double-double. Junior guard Kevin Hammack contributed 13, while three Bulldogs, sophomores J’mel Everhart and Donny McLendon, and junior Dante Terry each added nine points.

The Citadel is off to its best start since the 1982 team won nine of its first 12 games and extended their home winning streak to eight.

THECITADEL8-3,1-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 7 8 1 2 1 0 2 1 3811McLendon,Warren....f 2-9 0-3 2-2 3 2 5 4 6 0 2 0 2 2725Miller,Andy........c 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 4 4 0 1 1 0 1402McLendon,Donny.....g 4-15 4-13 4-6 0 4 4 4 163 5 0 2 3522Hammack,Kevin......g 6-21 2-7 3-4 1 3 4 3 173 3 0 2 3604Smith,Travis....... 0-4 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 710Terry,Dante........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 421Davis,Matt......... 1-5 1-5 0-0 3 4 7 4 3 0 1 0 0 1850Xia,Aaron.......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 655Nelson,Demetrius... 3-3 0-0 3-3 0 3 3 1 9 0 1 1 0 15

TEAMTotals.............. 19-65 7-32 12-15 10 26 36 23578 134 7 200


CHATTANOOGA8-3,1-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN15Katelynas,Mindaugasf 1-4 0-2 0-2 0 8 8 2 2 2 1 0 1 2944Brown,Chris........f 5-6 1-2 5-5 1 8 9 1 162 3 0 0 3150Anderson,Charles...f 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1102Cherry,Steve.......g 3-9 0-2 3-4 4 4 8 1 9 1 4 0 0 3122Long,Casey.........g 2-5 0-2 5-6 0 5 5 3 9 3 4 1 1 2201Crouch,Jerice...... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 403Pugh,Alphonso...... 7-13 0-1 5-8 2 3 5 1 192 2 0 0 2611Hunt,Kenny......... 0-6 0-4 0-0 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 1213Hood,Ricky......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 3 0 0 2 1 0 1121Mastin,A.J......... 0-4 0-4 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 834Malone,Matt........ 4-4 0-0 1-2 1 2 3 2 9 0 0 0 0 15

TEAMTotals.............. 23-53 1-17 19-27 10 37 47 1666 11 172 2 200


Attendance:3536ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 3126-57CHATTANOOGA...................3234-66

NAVY4-7 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN32Fannin,Matt........f 3-8 0-0 7-10 4 3 7 3 132 1 1 1 2554Biles,Ben..........f 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 910Johnson,Corey......g 3-12 1-3 5-8 1 5 6 5 124 6 0 2 3113Mathews,Taj........g 2-7 1-5 0-0 0 0 0 5 5 3 4 0 3 2845Sprink,Greg........g 1-2 0-1 4-4 2 2 4 3 6 0 1 0 0 2405Hooper,David....... 5-12 4-8 1-2 4 3 7 4 152 3 0 3 2715Green,Leonard...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 220O’Garro,George..... 3-6 0-1 2-4 3 1 4 3 8 0 1 0 1 1922Rhoiney,David...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 853Hudson,Adam........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 155Mergerson,Laramie.. 4-10 0-0 5-8 2 6 8 4 130 3 2 1 26

TEAMTotals.............. 21-58 6-18 24-36 18 22 40 3272 12 23 3 11 200


THECITADEL8-2 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 3-4 1-1 4-6 4 7 11 3 111 2 1 0 3911McLendon,Warren....f 6-10 1-3 4-6 1 5 6 4 170 3 2 0 2025Miller,Andy........c 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 5 0 1 0 1 0 1402McLendon,Donny.....g 7-16 1-4 8-9 1 1 2 2 231 2 0 0 3322Hammack,Kevin......g 5-14 0-2 9-14 0 4 4 3 195 8 1 8 3704Smith,Travis....... 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 810Terry,Dante........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 621Davis,Matt......... 3-5 1-2 1-2 0 4 4 4 8 1 1 0 1 2250Xia,Aaron.......... 0-1 0-0 6-6 1 0 1 2 6 0 0 0 0 1955Nelson,Demetrius... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2

TEAMTotals.............. 25-51 5-13 32-43 8 25 33 25879 185 10 200


Attendance:2178ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalNAVY.......................... 3240-72THECITADEL...................3651-87

GEORGIASOUTHERN6-7,1-2TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN04Olivier,Sean.......f 0-2 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 4 1 0 0 0 1 1423Francois,Jean......f 5-8 0-0 0-0 4 3 7 0 100 2 1 0 2910Nesbitt,Elton......g 3-21 0-11 1-1 1 5 6 3 7 4 1 1 7 3612Williams,Terry.....g 3-13 0-7 6-8 2 4 6 5 121 6 1 3 3032Marshall,Anthony...g 2-3 1-1 1-2 1 2 3 1 6 0 2 1 0 1101Foreman,Dwayne..... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 5 6 5 0 1 2 0 0 1302Gennie,Donte....... 3-8 2-3 4-6 1 2 3 2 121 0 0 3 2403Arnold,Mike........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 011Kaklamanos,Alex.... 0-1 0-1 1-2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 320Dunn,Willie........ 2-3 0-0 4-4 1 3 4 5 8 1 2 0 0 1534Joseph,Courtney.... 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1040Graham,Louis....... 1-2 0-0 6-10 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 2 0 15

TEAMTotals.............. 19-65 3-23 24-35 13 33 46 28659 166 14 200


THECITADEL9-3,2-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 3-11 0-0 3-4 2 5 7 1 9 4 1 0 0 3511McLendon,Warren....f 6-13 1-3 6-10 2 9 11 4 194 5 1 1 3425Miller,Andy........c 2-4 0-0 2-2 1 3 4 3 6 0 1 1 0 1702McLendon,Donny.....g 3-11 1-5 2-6 0 4 4 3 9 2 7 0 1 3321Davis,Matt.........g 2-2 1-1 0-1 2 3 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 1404Smith,Travis....... 2-5 2-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 710Terry,Dante........ 3-9 2-5 1-1 1 2 3 2 9 0 1 0 1 2122Hammack,Kevin...... 2-4 2-2 7-8 0 1 1 4 132 3 1 0 1931Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 1055Nelson,Demetrius... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 0 0 1 1 1 0 7

TEAMTotals.............. 23-62 9-19 21-32 14 35 49 2676 13 214 3 200


Attendance:2617ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalGEORGIASOUTHERN.............. 2936-65THECITADEL................... 3541-76

Game 13The Citadel 70, Savannah State 47

Tiger Arena • January 10, 2005

Warren McLendon scored 24 points and had eight rebounds as The Citadel handed winless Savannah State its 20th loss of the season Monday night, 70-47.

Donny McLendon, who added 15 points for The Citadel (10-3), hit a 3-pointer 25 seconds into the game, and the Bulldogs never trailed. The tightest margin, 7-4, came at 15:30 of the first half after a 3-pointer by Mark Williams and a 3-pointer by Donald Carson of Savannah State erased a 7-0 deficit.

Williams, who with Carson led the Tigers with 15 points, scored the last three points of the half as The Citadel took a 35-18 lead into intermission.

The Bulldogs expanded their advantage through the second half. The widest margin was 31 points, 66-35, after a layup by Travis Smith.

Game 14Furman 83, The Citadel 59

Timmons Arena • January 15, 2005

Eric Webb scored a game high 20 points to lead Furman past The Citadel 83-59 in Southern Conference basketball action in front of 2,230 fans Saturday afternoon at Timmons Arena.

Webb, a sophomore guard from Grand Rapids, Minn., converted four 3-pointers and 8-of-10 free throws for his 20 points to help Furman (10-6, 3-1 SoCon South) to its third straight win, fourth consecutive triumph over The Citadel (10-4, 2-2 SoCon South), and ninth straight home victory. The Bulldogs got a game high 16 points from Kevin Hammack.

Furman shot only 41.5 percent from the field (22-of-53) but converted a season high 29 free throws on another season high 41 attempts. Robby Bostain added 14 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, and two steals, while Ben Earle tacked on 13 points and Nicholas Sanders 11 points and eight rebounds for the Paladins, who claimed a 39-35 rebounding advantage in the contest. Furman also drained 10-of-25 3-pointers (40.0 percent).

“I thought we came out and executed our game plan very well,” said Furman head coach Larry Davis.

Furman, which entered the game ranked second in the SoCon in free throw percentage (72.5 percent) but next to last in the SoCon in free throws made (169) and attempts (233), took advantage of strong ball movement and 31 fouls by The Citadel to reach the charity stripe

Trailing 41-25 at intermission, The Citadel pulled to within 14 points at 41-27 following a layup by J’mel Everhart. But Furman quickly gained total control with another 10-0 run finished off by another Webb 3-pointer at the 16:05 juncture, to stretch its advantage to 24 points at 51.27.

Game 15The Citadel 76, Wofford 74

Benjamin Johnson Arena • January 17, 2005

Freshman Travis Smith came off the bench to hit seven 3-pointers and score all 25 of his points in the second half as The Citadel rallied from a 21-point first-half deficit for a 76-74 victory over Wofford tonight in Spartanburg, S.C.

Most of Smith’s treys came from beyond NBA range. The Columbus, Ga., native was 20-of-56 (35.7 percent) on 3-pointers entering the game, including 6-of-14 (42.9 percent) in four SoCon contests.

The Citadel trailed 63-51 with 9:23 remaining. Smith then scored 11 points, including three 3-pointers, to key a 14-2 run that tied the game at 65-65 with 4:49 left. Smith’s seventh and final trey put the Bulldogs on top, 71-69, with 1:34 to play. It was a lead they would not relinquish.

Freshman Warren McLendon, who had 17 points and 10 rebounds for his third double-double of the season, hit a free-throw to give the Bulldogs a 72-69 advantage with 35 seconds remaining.

Following a missed 3-pointer by Eric Marshall, J’mel Everhart made a free-throw with 20 seconds left to extend the margin to 73-69. He missed his second attempt but grabbed the rebound. After being fouled, he converted both attempts to give the Bulldogs a 75-69 advantage with 18 seconds to play.

THECITADEL10-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN02McLendon,Donny.....* 4-10 3-8 4-7 2 4 6 2 153 1 0 3 2703Everhart,J’mel.....* 3-10 0-1 2-4 1 4 5 4 8 2 5 0 1 3311McLendon,Warren....* 9-14 1-2 5-9 1 7 8 0 241 2 0 3 2922Hammack,Kevin......* 4-6 1-3 2-3 3 2 5 2 114 4 0 4 3225Miller,Andy........* 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 3 2 0 0 1 1 1204Smith,Travis....... 1-5 0-2 1-1 1 1 2 1 3 0 4 0 1 1010Terry,Dante........ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 512Young,Kedron....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 213Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 221Davis,Matt......... 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 1 1831Thompson,Joseph.... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 233Gochnauer,Matt..... 2-2 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 250Xia,Aaron.......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 1055Nelson,Demetrius... 1-4 0-0 1-4 2 0 2 2 3 1 2 1 0 16

TEAMTotals.............. 25-58 5-20 15-29 16 26 42 2070 12 222 15 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:11-2839.3% 2ndHalf:14-3046.7% Game:43.1%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:3-1225.0% 2ndHalf:2-825.0% Game:25.0%FThrow% 1stHalf:10-1376.9% 2ndHalf:5-1631.3% Game:51.7%SAVANNAHSTATE0-20 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN13Martnez,Winston....* 0-4 0-0 0-2 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 722Williams,Mark.......* 5-12 2-5 3-4 3 3 6 2 151 4 0 3 4023Bennett,Mike........* 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 942Carson,Donald.......* 5-11 1-4 4-7 2 3 5 4 151 4 0 3 3654Reddick,Sherard.....* 4-9 0-0 1-2 2 7 9 5 9 1 5 4 1 3405Edwards,Alvin....... 0-4 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 0 4 4 0 0 3114Coleman,Lazarius.... 2-4 0-1 3-4 2 4 6 3 7 1 3 1 0 2220Shaw,Chauncey....... 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 324Emerson,Brandon..... 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 2 1 0 3 1 1 755West,Wesley......... 0-3 0-0 0-2 1 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 1 11

TEAMTotals.............. 16-52 3-15 12-23 15 25 40 25478 286 11 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:5-2520.0% 2ndHalf:11-2740.7% Game:30.8%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:2-1118.2% 2ndHalf:1-425.0% Game:20.0%FThrow% 1stHalf:6-1060.0% 2ndHalf:6-1346.2% Game:52.2%Attendance:989ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL.................. 3535-70SAVANNAHSTATE..... 1829-47

THECITADEL10-4,2-2 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 5-9 0-0 3-6 5 6 11 2 131 2 1 2 3511McLendon,Warren....f 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 4 4 1 3 0 0 1625Miller,Andy........c 1-1 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 902McLendon,Donny.....g 1-7 0-3 0-0 0 1 1 3 2 0 3 0 0 2022Hammack,Kevin......g 5-11 0-1 6-9 0 4 4 3 162 3 0 1 2804Smith,Travis....... 5-9 3-6 0-0 0 1 1 3 130 2 0 0 1710Terry,Dante........ 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 1112Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 821Davis,Matt......... 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 5 0 3 0 0 1 2131Thompson,Joseph.... 1-3 1-3 2-5 2 3 5 5 5 0 2 0 1 1250Xia,Aaron.......... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 655Nelson,Demetrius... 0-2 0-0 1-4 3 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 17

TEAMTotals.............. 20-51 4-15 15-28 11 24 35 3159 10 152 6 200


FURMAN10-9,3-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN01Diagne,Moussa......f 3-6 0-0 1-1 1 2 3 4 7 1 0 1 0 1841Sanders,Nicholas...f 1-2 0-0 9-10 4 4 8 4 112 0 0 0 3100Webb,Eric..........g 4-13 4-11 8-10 0 4 4 3 200 3 1 3 3803Carter,Tony........g 2-4 0-2 0-4 3 1 4 4 4 4 3 0 0 2004Bostain,Robby......g 4-12 2-5 4-6 2 6 8 1 147 2 0 2 3614Brozos,George...... 2-2 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 4 5 0 1 0 0 915Sperry,Daniel...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 120Snook,Derrick...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+21Earle,Ben.......... 3-7 3-6 4-4 1 4 5 0 131 2 0 1 2922Punch,Gerad........ 2-4 0-0 2-4 1 1 2 0 6 0 1 0 0 1245Price,Cedrick...... 1-3 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 5 3 0 0 1 0 6

TEAMTotals.............. 22-5310-25 29-41 1326 39 2583 15 123 6 200


Attendance:2230ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 2534-59FURMAN........................ 4142-83

THECITADEL11-4,3-2 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 3-4 0-0 10-14 4 4 8 2 161 0 2 1 3611McLendon,Warren....f 6-16 0-1 5-6 3 7 10 4 170 5 0 2 3521Davis,Matt.........f 2-3 0-1 0-0 2 4 6 3 4 2 0 0 2 3610Terry,Dante........g 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1322Hammack,Kevin......g 0-2 0-1 1-2 0 3 3 4 1 6 4 1 2 2902McLendon,Donny..... 3-6 3-4 0-0 1 2 3 4 9 4 3 0 0 2004Smith,Travis....... 9-18 7-12 0-0 1 2 3 1 250 3 0 1 2125Miller,Andy........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 2 0 1 2 0 231Thompson,Joseph.... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 155Nelson,Demetrius... 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4

TEAMTotals.............. 24-53 10-21 18-24 12 23 35 2076 14 175 8 200


WOFFORD8-8,1-4 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN21Wilkerson,Howard...f 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 4 1 1 0 0 932Daniels,Sam........c 3-9 3-6 3-4 0 3 3 4 121 2 1 1 3202Borders,Adrien.....g 8-18 2-7 6-7 1 1 2 3 245 2 0 1 3415Fields,Byron.......g 2-6 0-2 4-4 1 3 4 5 8 5 1 0 3 2720Marshall,Eric......g 3-10 2-4 4-4 2 1 3 3 123 6 0 1 3312Taylor,Greg........ 3-5 2-3 0-0 2 3 5 1 8 0 1 0 3 2831Berg,Tyler......... 3-5 0-0 0-1 0 6 6 3 6 0 1 0 0 1733Gibson,Drew........ 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 2 0 4 2 0 2 20

TEAMTotals.............. 24-57 9-23 17-20 13 22 35 2174 19 161 11 200


Attendance:2131ScorebyPeriods1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL..................2650-76WOFFORD.......................4232-74


Game 16UNC Greensboro 78, The Citadel 68

McAlister Field House • January 22, 2005Kyle Hines, a freshman forward, netted 15 points, while four other Spartans

scored in double figures, to lead UNC Greensboro to a 78-68 come-from-behind victory over The Citadel in Southern Conference action early Saturday afternoon at McAlister Field House.

UNCG (12-5, 5-1 SoCon) erased two double-digit deficits to break The Citadel’s nine-game home court win streak that dated back to the final game of the 2003-04 season.

The Citadel (11-5, 3-3 SoCon) jumped out to an early 11-2 lead on a two-point basket by junior guard Kevin Hammack at the 15:23 mark. By the 5:23 mark of the first half, the Bulldogs had extended their lead to 11, 24-13, on a lay-up by sophomore forward J’mel Everhart, but the Spartans 10-1 run over the next two minutes cut the lead to two, 25-23.

It looked as if UNCG was going to take a slim three-point margin into the halftime break, but Citadel sophomore guard Donny McLendon drained a three at the buzzer to knot the score at 29-29.

Just as they did in the first half, the Bulldogs came out of the break with the hot hand, taking a 53-43 lead after a thunderous dunk by freshman forward Warren McLendon.

However, the Spartans did not panic and quickly scored ten points in two minutes capped off by a Ronnie Burrell lay-up.

The Bulldogs responded with a three-pointer by junior forward Matt Davis with 9:19 left in the game. The three from Davis was his first bucket of the game and gave The Citadel a 56-53 lead.

Both squads traded buckets for the next several minutes and the game was tied at 67-all at the final media timeout of the game. Out of the timeout, UNCG grabbed the lead on a Ray Bristow bucket with two minutes remaining.

UNCG, up two, 69-67, took control of the game and the ball forcing three turnovers and five fouls in the waning minutes. UNCG capitalized and drained ten free throws in as many attempts down the stretch to ice the come-from-behind victory.

Game 17The Citadel 80, East Tennessee State 76

Memorial Center • January 24, 2005

The Citadel held off a late frantic rally by East Tennessee State to take an 80-76 road win over the Buccaneers in Southern Conference action Monday night at Memorial Center.

The Citadel (12-5 overall, 4-3 SoCon) held a 10-point lead at 76-66 with just under two minutes left in the game, but the Bucs’ fullcourt pressure forced turnovers and easy baskets to get within three points at 79-76 with 13 seconds left. ETSU (6-12, 2-6) had the ball and senior guard James Anthony (Tampa, Fla.) had an open look at the basket for a 3-pointer, but the shot did not fall.

Mclendon and Hammack certainly did the job for the Bulldogs. Both players netted career highs, with Mclendon - a true freshman - leading all scorers with 27 and Hammack collecting 22. The Citadel shot a blistering 58 percent from the floor and 81 percent from the foul line, outrebounding the Bucs 34-28.

Game 18Davidson 81, The Citadel 59

Belk Arena • January 29, 2005

Brendan Winters plowed his way to 24 points, 15 in the first half, to lead the host Davidson Wildcats to its eighth consecutive victory in an 81-59 rout of The Citadel. The win kept Davidson (13-7, 9-0) perfect in Southern Conference play and was its 17th straight regular-season conference triumph. The visiting Bulldogs fell to 12-6 overall and 4-4 in the league.

Winters had a hot hand all evening despite the cold temperature outside, knocking down eight of his 13 field goals, including 5-of-9 behind the arc. Ten Wildcats scored in the game as junior Jason Morton and senior Logan Kosmalski joined Winters in double figures with 13 and 12 points, respectively.

Both teams had trouble scoring early, but Winters drained the first shot of the game with a three-pointer, and the ¹Cats never looked back. After the two teams traded buckets, nearly four minutes went by before either team scored again. Davidson ripped off seven straight points, capped by a Winters trey for a 12-2 lead after seven minutes of play.

During a 14-2 run, Winters canned a pair of free throws with 8:11 on the clock to give Davidson a 10-point advantage; the Wildcats kept a double-digit spread for the remainder of the game.

By the half, the Wildcats had a 21-point edge at 43-22, and nearly doubled The Citadel on the boards, 23-12. Davidson hit half of its three-pointers 7-of-14) and 13-of-27 (.481) overall from the floor while freezing The Citadel shooters at 33.3 percent (9-of-27).

THECITADEL12-5,4-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 4-6 0-0 0-0 3 2 5 4 8 0 2 2 0 2811McLendon,Warren....f 9-13 1-2 8-10 1 5 6 4 270 3 1 1 3625Miller,Andy........c 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 1104Smith,Travis.......g 2-6 1-3 0-0 0 2 2 1 5 0 3 0 1 2022Hammack,Kevin......g 8-12 0-2 7-9 0 4 4 1 234 4 2 3 3702McLendon,Donny..... 3-8 2-6 0-0 1 4 5 2 8 3 4 0 2 2221Davis,Matt......... 2-2 1-1 0-0 2 5 7 1 5 2 2 0 2 2931Thompson,Joseph.... 1-2 0-0 2-2 0 3 3 1 4 0 1 0 1 1055Nelson,Demetrius... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 7

TEAMTotals.............. 29-50 5-14 17-21 8 26 34 22809 215 10 200


ETSU6-12,2-6 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN01Sneed,Dillion......f 5-7 0-0 2-3 4 1 5 3 120 2 0 0 3103Scott,Aaron........f 0-4 0-0 4-4 3 0 3 3 4 0 0 2 0 2404Rhoda,Ben..........g 7-12 1-2 7-8 3 3 6 2 221 0 0 2 3805Smith,Tim..........g 8-20 2-5 2-3 1 3 4 3 207 4 0 1 3820Anthony,James......g 1-3 1-2 0-0 1 0 1 1 3 0 3 0 0 1002Oatman,Sam......... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 2 0 2 1 0 1 1925Strong,Travis...... 3-12 3-7 4-4 1 3 4 2 131 3 0 2 3135Reed,Andrew........ 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 0 1 9

TEAMTotals.............. 25-62 7-17 19-22 14 14 28 1876 11 152 7 200


Attendance:4311ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 4139-80ETSU.......................... 3640-76

THECITADEL12-6,4-4 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 0-6 0-0 1-2 1 2 3 4 1 3 4 0 0 3711McLendon,Warren....f 4-7 0-1 3-5 0 2 2 5 111 1 3 1 1925Miller,Andy........c 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1104Smith,Travis.......g 0-7 0-3 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1522Hammack,Kevin......g 6-9 2-4 1-2 0 2 2 3 154 4 0 2 2902McLendon,Donny..... 3-12 3-7 1-3 0 8 8 2 101 1 0 0 3110Terry,Dante........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 512Young,Kedron....... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 221Davis,Matt......... 4-5 2-3 1-2 1 4 5 3 110 1 0 0 2531Thompson,Joseph.... 3-7 3-5 0-0 0 2 2 5 9 1 1 1 0 1433Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 250Xia,Aaron.......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 455Nelson,Demetrius... 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 6

TEAMTotals.............. 21-5710-23 7-14 6 25 31 2859 12 164 4 200


DAVIDSON13-7,9-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN32Winters,Brendan....f 8-13 5-9 3-4 1 3 4 1 240 1 0 3 3035Kosmalski,Logan....f 4-9 0-2 4-4 2 8 10 3 122 1 1 0 2742Grace,Conor........f 0-1 0-0 1-2 4 0 4 4 1 1 1 0 0 1404McKillop,Matt......g 1-4 1-3 4-5 0 1 1 3 7 1 1 0 1 2012Grant,Kenny........g 2-7 1-3 2-2 0 4 4 3 7 9 3 0 2 2602Richards,Jason..... 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1105Meno,Boris......... 3-4 0-0 0-1 0 4 4 2 6 0 3 0 0 1615Sander,Thomas...... 2-3 0-0 0-2 3 2 5 2 4 0 1 1 0 822Johnson,Ian........ 2-5 0-1 1-4 0 3 3 3 5 2 0 0 1 1825Falconi,John....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130Blancett,Eric...... 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 534Morton,Jason....... 4-8 2-4 3-5 0 4 4 1 132 2 0 0 2240Clunie,Chris....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

TEAMTotals.............. 27-59 9-24 18-29 14 33 47 2381 17 132 7 200


Attendance:2663ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL.......................2237-59DAVIDSON...................... 4338-81

UNCGREENSBORO12-5,5-1TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN24Gross,Josh.........f 5-7 0-0 3-3 0 2 2 1 130 0 1 2 2730Burrell,Ronnie.....f 4-9 0-1 4-6 3 7 10 3 121 5 0 0 2942Hines,Kyle.........f 7-11 0-0 1-3 3 2 5 5 150 1 1 0 2903Hickman,Ricky......g 4-11 1-5 4-8 0 0 0 1 133 2 0 3 4012Bristow,Ray........g 3-7 1-1 4-4 0 3 3 3 111 4 0 2 1601Johnson,Dwayne..... 2-2 0-0 0-1 0 3 3 1 4 6 3 0 4 2420Oleksiak,Kevin..... 2-8 1-4 0-0 1 1 2 2 5 1 0 0 0 1921Kelly,Tim.......... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033Beckford,Brian..... 1-1 0-0 0-2 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 544Everette,Dustin.... 1-2 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 0 3 1 0 1 0 11

TEAMTotals.............. 29-59 3-12 17-29 11 23 34 1678 13 153 11 200


THECITADEL11-5,3-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 1-3 0-0 5-9 4 6 10 3 7 4 3 3 2 3811McLendon,Warren....f 7-15 1-3 2-3 3 6 9 5 173 2 3 0 3025Miller,Andy........c 2-4 0-0 2-2 2 2 4 3 6 0 0 0 0 2002McLendon,Donny.....g 6-20 5-13 4-6 2 3 5 4 212 4 0 2 3722Hammack,Kevin......g 3-6 0-0 3-4 1 4 5 4 9 3 4 0 2 2404Smith,Travis....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 410Terry,Dante........ 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 1621Davis,Matt......... 2-5 2-3 2-2 1 3 4 2 8 3 1 1 3 2650Xia,Aaron.......... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 255Nelson,Demetrius... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3

TEAMTotals.............. 21-58 8-22 18-26 16 25 41 2368 16 177 11 200


Attendance:3145ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalUNCGREENSBORO................ 2949-78THECITADEL................... 2939-68

Game 19Wofford 73, The Citadel 63

McAlister Field House • January 31, 2005

Guard Adrien Borders netted 19 points to help Wofford to only its second Southern Conference victory of the season with a 73-63 victory over The Citadel Monday, January 31, in front of 1,987 fans in McAlister Field House. The win for the Terriers snapped an eight-game losing streak that dated back to January 3 when Wofford defeated Erskine 74-36.

The Terriers dominated the first half until The Citadel went on an 8-0 run to take a five-point lead, 30-25, with 3:26 remaining in the period. The Mike Young-coached Wofford squad responded with a 9-0 run to end the half and take a 36-32 lead into the locker room.

Freshman forward Warren McLendon paced the Bulldogs in the first period with 11 points, while fellow freshman Travis Smith contributed seven.

After a McLendon dunk to start the second half for The Citadel, which cut the margin to two, 36-34, Wofford exploded for an 11-2 run that lasted the first seven minutes of the second period. The Terriers used the run to expand their lead to 11, 47-36.

The Bulldogs, however, continued to battle back to within six of Wofford multiple times, the last being at the 2:37 mark following two free throws by Smith. Smith’s two free throws cut the Terrier lead to 63-57, but Wofford quickly turned the tides thanks to a lay-up by Fields and four straight free throws that pushed their advantage to 12, 69-57; eventually extending the final margin to 10, 73-63.

Game 20Appalachian State 84, The Citadel 66

Holmes Center • February 3, 2005

Sparked by a 14-point, 15-rebound performance from senior Clint Deas, Appalachian State University men’s basketball shook off a slow start and ran away with an 84-66 victory over The Citadel Thursday night at the Holmes Center.

Deas, who came into the evening averaging just 1.9 points and 3.7 rebounds per game this season, more than doubled his previous career highs of six points and seven rebounds to lead the rout. His 14 points came on 7-of-10 shooting from the floor, including a pair of thunderous dunks, while his 15 boards were the most by a Mountaineer this season and helped lead ASU to a season-high 44 rebounds as a team.

After Donny McClendon tied the game with a three-pointer on The Citadel’s first possession of the second half, ASU outscored the Bulldogs 40-17 over a 11:23 span to take a commanding 71-48 advantage with under eight minutes to go. Although Appalachian made just five more field goals the rest of the way, The Citadel was only able to as close as 13 and ASU cruised to its ninth victory in 10 dates at the Holmes Center this season.

Kevin Hammack poured in a career-high 26 points to pace The Citadel (12-8, 4-6 SoCon), which was playing without its second-leading scorer, Warren McLendon. McLendon, a freshman averaging 12.7 points per contest, served a one-game suspension handed down by the Southern Conference for actions Monday night versus Wofford.

Game 21Furman 63, The Citadel 60

McAlister Field House • February 7, 2005

Forward Moussa Diagne scored 17 points to lead Furman to a 63-60 victory over The Citadel in Southern Conference basketball action Monday night, February 7, in front of 1,837 fans at McAlister Field House.

Furman (13-9, 6-4 SoCon) scored the final five points of the game on a Tony Carter three-pointer and two free throws by Eric Webb to dash any hopes of a Citadel comeback. The loss is the fourth straight for the Bulldogs.

Down 58-50 with seven minutes remaining in the game, the Bulldogs went on a three-minute 10-0 run to take a slim, 60-58, lead. Junior guard Dante Terry capped off the 10-0 run with his second three-pointer of the night at the 3:50 mark. But the Paladins’ Carter drained his only three of the night 38 seconds later to give the Paladins the lead, 61-60.

The Citadel (12-9, 4-7 SoCon) looked as if it was going to retake the lead again in the waning seconds, but junior Kevin Hammack missed a lay-up in traffic and Webb drained his foul shots to give the Paladins the three-point victory.

THECITADEL12-8,4-6 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN21Davis,Matt.........f 3-6 1-3 0-0 0 4 4 2 7 0 4 0 1 3150Xia,Aaron..........f 1-5 0-0 0-0 1 4 5 2 2 1 1 1 0 1702McLendon,Donny.....g 3-10 3-7 2-2 0 3 3 2 111 4 0 0 2803Everhart,J’mel.....g 3-6 0-0 1-2 4 6 10 4 7 0 0 0 1 2922Hammack,Kevin......g 8-17 4-7 6-9 2 3 5 0 264 5 0 2 3804Smith,Travis....... 3-8 1-6 0-0 0 2 2 1 7 0 2 0 0 1810Terry,Dante........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 112Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 413Winkler,Nathan..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125Miller,Andy........ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1031Thompson,Joseph.... 2-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 1455Nelson,Demetrius... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 9

TEAMTotals.............. 24-57 9-24 9-13 11 26 37 14666 181 6 200


APPALACHIANSTATE10-9,4-5TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN21Deas,Clint.........f 7-10 0-0 0-0 9 6 15 2 141 2 2 2 3341McLaughlin-Williams.f 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 3 3 0 0 2 2 0 0 1500Scott,Demetrius....g 1-6 0-3 1-1 0 1 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 1504Cranford,Nathan....g 4-12 4-12 0-0 3 2 5 1 121 0 0 2 3111Thompson,D.J.......g 6-10 6-8 0-0 1 1 2 3 187 0 0 4 2801Davis,Corwin....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 202Clayton,Jeremy..... 3-5 0-1 2-2 2 3 5 0 8 0 1 3 0 1303James,Vincent...... 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 114Thomas,Derek....... 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 215Polk,Cortney....... 1-6 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 1025Jones,Herbert....... 2-3 0-0 1-3 3 4 7 1 5 1 2 2 0 1632McFarland,Chris.... 2-5 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 2 1333Brown,Noah......... 4-15 3-12 4-5 1 2 3 0 151 1 0 0 21

TEAMTotals.............. 31-76 14-42 8-13 21 23 44 1184 21 117 11 200


Attendance:1437ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 2838-66APPALACHIANSTATE............. 3153-84

FURMAN13-9,6-4 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN01Diagne,Moussa......f 7-13 0-1 3-3 1 6 7 3 170 3 1 0 2504Bostain,Robby......f 5-13 2-3 4-5 3 2 5 2 163 0 0 1 3341Sanders,Nicholas...f 2-7 0-1 3-5 1 1 2 0 7 2 1 1 1 3500Webb,Eric..........g 1-4 1-4 4-4 1 1 2 3 7 3 1 0 1 2803Carter,Tony........g 1-4 1-3 3-6 1 9 10 3 6 5 1 0 2 3414Brozos,George...... 1-5 1-2 4-4 1 1 2 1 7 0 1 0 0 1321Earle,Ben.......... 0-2 0-2 1-2 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 2022Punch,Gerad........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 2 0 3 0 1 1045Price,Cedrick...... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2

TEAMTotals.............. 18-50 5-16 22-29 9 25 34 1763 13 122 6 200


THECITADEL12-9,4-7 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 3-4 0-0 2-2 3 3 6 2 8 2 4 2 1 3411McLendon,Warren....f 5-12 0-2 0-0 4 4 8 4 102 3 0 0 2550Xia,Aaron..........c 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 5 2 0 2 1 0 1302McLendon,Donny.....g 3-11 1-7 0-2 0 3 3 1 7 0 0 0 0 2222Hammack,Kevin......g 2-11 1-5 2-4 1 2 3 4 7 3 3 0 1 3404Smith,Travis....... 0-8 0-2 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 910Terry,Dante........ 3-7 2-4 0-1 1 2 3 1 8 1 0 0 0 1521Davis,Matt......... 3-9 3-6 1-2 3 4 7 0 101 2 1 1 2725Miller,Andy........ 0-0 0-0 0-2 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 731Thompson,Joseph.... 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 3 4 0 1 0 0 655Nelson,Demetrius... 2-2 0-0 0-0 3 3 6 2 4 1 0 0 0 8

TEAMTotals.............. 24-68 7-26 5-13 2427 51 2660 10 165 3 200


Attendance:1837ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalFURMAN........................3033-63THECITADEL.................. 3624-60

WOFFORD9-10,2-6 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN31Berg,Tyler.........c 5-12 0-0 4-6 2 8 10 2 141 0 1 1 2332Daniels,Sam........c 4-9 3-5 2-2 2 4 6 4 130 0 0 2 2702Borders,Adrien.....g 6-11 0-2 7-10 1 2 3 2 191 1 0 1 3015Fields,Byron.......g 4-7 0-0 3-7 0 4 4 3 113 3 0 4 2720Marshall,Eric......g 3-5 1-2 1-3 0 2 2 2 8 0 2 0 0 2211Tarr,Jeff.......... 1-2 0-0 0-3 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 2212Taylor,Greg........ 3-5 0-1 0-3 1 3 4 1 6 3 2 0 0 2933Gibson,Drew........ 0-2 0-2 0-2 0 2 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 20

TEAMTotals.............. 26-53 4-12 17-36 8 27 35 20739 101 9 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:15-2755.6% 2ndHalf:11-2642.3% Game:49.1%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:4-850.0% 2ndHalf:0-40.0% Game:33.3%FThrow% 1stHalf:2-540.0% 2ndHalf:15-3148.4% Game:47.2%THECITADEL12-7,4-5 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 5-6 0-0 1-3 3 7 10 4 110 3 0 2 3211McLendon,Warren....f 4-8 3-5 2-8 1 7 8 5 130 3 5 0 3621Davis,Matt.........f 3-5 0-1 2-4 0 3 3 5 8 1 2 0 2 2604Smith,Travis.......g 6-16 4-9 3-4 0 1 1 4 190 1 0 0 2822Hammack,Kevin......g 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 1 5 0 0 1802McLendon,Donny..... 1-4 1-2 1-3 0 1 1 4 4 0 2 0 0 1610Terry,Dante........ 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 1512Young,Kedron....... 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 725Miller,Andy........ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 733Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 3-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1 6 0 0 0 0 755Nelson,Demetrius... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 5

TEAMTotals.............. 23-48 8-20 9-22 6 26 32 30635 195 4 200


Attendance:1987ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalWOFFORD....................... 3637-73THECITADEL................... 3231-63


Game 22College of Charleston 66, The Citadel 63


College of Charleston guard Dontaye Draper scored 24 points, 16 in the second half, to lead CofC to a 66-63 come-from-behind victory over The Citadel in Southern Conference basketball action Thursday night in front of 4,972 fans at McAlister Field House.

College of Charleston (15-7, 8-4 SoCon) went on a 21-2 run in the final 4:40 to come from 16 points behind to earn their fifth straight over The Citadel. With the win, CofC takes a 38-37 advantage in the 100-year old series.

The Citadel (12-10, 4-8 SoCon) dominated the game for 35 minutes, but could not seem to find the basket in the final 4:40. The Bulldogs, who took a slim four-point, 30-26, advantage into the locker room at half time, looked as if they were going to pull away with the win.

Early in the second period Dennis’ squad used runs of 10-2 and 13-4 to build their lead. The Bulldogs last run included a thunderous dunk from freshman forward Warren McLendon and five free throws from his brother, junior guard Donny McLendon.

However, the Cougars used 12 points from Draper in the waning minutes to steal the win away from the Military College of South Carolina. CofC’s Bernard Jackson hit a lay-up with 5:01 remaining to start the miracle comeback. Combined with Draper’s 12 points, the Cougars got nine more from Jackson, Tony Mitchell, Drew Hall and Jeff Horowitz during the comeback.

Game 23Georgia Southern 115, The Citadel 81

Hanner Fieldhouse • February 15, 2005

Elton Nesbitt suffered through one of the worst games of his basketball career last month at The Citadel.

On Monday night, the Georgia Southern guard made the Bulldogs pay for it.

Nesbitt, who didn’t make a single 3-pointer in the Eagles’ loss at The Citadel on Jan. 8, rang up 10 of the long-distance shots Monday and scored 38 points as Georgia Southern blitzed the Bulldogs by 115-81 at Hanner Fieldhouse.

The performance more than made up for Nesbitt’s 0-of-11 showing from 3-point range in the Eagles’ 76-65 loss at The Citadel last month, and pushed Georgia Southern a game ahead of College of Charleston in the race for second place in the Southern Conference South Division.

Nesbitt, a 5-10 junior, scored at least 38 points for the third time this season, and helped the Eagles post the highest point total against The Citadel since North Carolina took a 118-50 win over the Bulldogs in 1990-91.

It was the first time the Bulldogs had allowed 100 points in a game since a 105-68 loss to Chattanooga in 1994-95, and only the second time a team coached by Pat Dennis had given up 100. Only eight times in their history have the Bulldogs allowed more than the 115 points Georgia Southern scored.

The Eagles, who shot 29.2 percent at McAlister Field House in January, made 42 of 77 shots (55 percent) on Monday.

Game 24Charleston Southern 65, The Citadel 46

CSU Field House • February 17, 2005

Playing before the largest crowd at the CSU field house in three years, the Charleston Southern Buccaneers defeated cross-town rival The Citadel, 65-46, in college basketball action on Thursday night.

Junior guard Thomas Harrison scored 17 points to lead a balanced offensive attack as the Buccaneers defeated the Bulldogs for the third consecutive time. The game was played before a crowd of more than 900 fans packed into the field house, which officially seats 798.

Charleston Southern led 24-22 at the half as both teams played aggressively defensively. The Citadel took their only lead of the second-half at 28-27 with 17:12 remaining in the game before the Buccaneers responded with an 11-0 run to take a 38-28 lead with 13:28 remaining.

McLendon’s layup with 11:41 left cut the lead to six at 40-34 but Harrison, who scored 12 consecutive points during one stretch, hit a three-pointer and a layup to push the lead back to 11 at 45-34 with 9:40 remaining.

The Citadel would get no closer than 13 points over the final eight minutes as CSU closed out the contest by hitting nine of 11 free throws in the final three minutes and hit 14-of-18 freebies in the second half.

THECITADEL12-11,4-9 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 2-5 0-1 1-2 2 4 6 2 5 0 3 1 1 3011McLendon,Warren....f 6-12 1-3 0-0 6 3 9 3 130 2 2 1 2550Xia,Aaron..........f 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 2 2 0 3 0 0 1902McLendon,Donny.....g 9-16 4-6 9-11 3 0 3 1 311 3 0 0 2922Hammack,Kevin......g 4-11 1-2 3-4 0 3 3 3 122 5 0 1 3104Smith,Travis....... 4-11 4-10 2-5 1 2 3 1 141 7 0 0 2512Young,Kedron....... 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 321Davis,Matt......... 1-4 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 4 2 1 3 0 1 1925Miller,Andy........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 431Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 433Gochnauer,Matt..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 455Nelson,Demetrius... 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

TEAMTotals.............. 28-6610-25 15-24 17 23 40 19815 263 5 200


GEORGIASOUTHERN16-9,9-4TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN23Francois,Jean......f 6-8 0-0 2-3 2 4 6 4 142 1 0 1 2340Graham,Louis.......f 4-8 0-0 2-2 3 6 9 1 100 4 1 2 2202Gennie,Donte.......g 6-11 0-2 0-1 2 0 2 2 122 2 1 2 2410Nesbitt,Elton......g 12-17 10-12 4-5 0 4 4 2 384 2 0 4 3412Williams,Terry.....g 8-17 6-12 3-4 0 0 0 1 258 2 0 3 3301Foreman,Dwayne..... 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 2 2 4 2 0 1 1803Arnold,Mike........ 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 304Olivier,Sean....... 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 511Kaklamanos,Alex.... 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 320Dunn,Willie........ 2-2 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 2 5 0 1 0 2 1121Foster,Chris....... 0-3 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 332Marshall,Anthony... 0-1 0-1 2-2 0 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 534Joseph,Courtney.... 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 3 2 0 1 0 3 16

TEAMTotals.............. 42-77 16-28 15-21 15 24 39 21115 20 162 18 200TOTALFG% 1stHalf:21-3560.0% 2ndHalf:21-4250.0% Game:54.5%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:8-1650.0% 2ndHalf:8-1266.7% Game:57.1%FThrow% 1stHalf:6-1154.5% 2ndHalf:9-1090.0% Game:71.4%

Attendance:2317ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 4437-81GEORGIASOUTHERN.............. 5659-115

THECITADEL12-12 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 0-2 0-0 2-4 3 3 6 1 2 0 3 0 0 3011McLendon,Warren....f 5-11 0-0 1-2 1 2 3 5 110 2 1 1 2321Davis,Matt.........f 3-5 3-5 0-0 0 6 6 3 9 3 5 0 1 3402McLendon,Donny.....g 1-8 0-5 2-2 1 4 5 2 4 1 1 0 1 1822Hammack,Kevin......g 5-12 2-5 6-7 0 1 1 1 182 5 0 3 3604Smith,Travis....... 0-6 0-3 0-0 2 1 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 1710Terry,Dante........ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 725Miller,Andy........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1031Thompson,Joseph.... 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 755Nelson,Demetrius... 1-2 0-0 0-2 1 4 5 2 2 0 1 0 1 18

TEAMTotals.............. 15-49 5-19 11-17 9 23 32 23467 212 7 200


CHARLESTONSOUTHERN10-13TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN35Rice,Kurtis........f 2-7 0-0 3-4 4 4 8 4 7 2 3 1 1 2441Ball,Nathan........f 5-6 0-0 4-6 2 3 5 2 141 2 2 0 2911Harrison,Thomas....g 5-8 2-2 5-6 0 1 1 3 173 1 0 2 2412Brown,Terrell......g 2-7 1-6 0-0 0 4 4 1 5 2 3 0 4 3115Covington,Donnell..g 3-9 1-5 4-5 1 6 7 3 113 1 0 1 352Moore,Chris........ 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 622Himes,Mike......... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 033Cain,Ferdinand..... 0-0 0-0 3-4 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 334Stiglbauer,Carter.. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+4Lane,Darius........ 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 1 945Jegdic,Jovan....... 2-5 0-0 1-3 1 2 3 2 5 1 1 1 0 225Williams,Mario..... 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 17

TEAMTotals.............. 20-48 5-15 20-28 11 25 36 1765 16 155 10 200


Attendance:901ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL....................... 2224-46CHARLESTONSOUTHERN........... 2441-65

COLLEGEOFCHARLESTON15-7,8-4TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN12Jackson,Bernard....f 6-16 0-1 1-4 3 3 6 3 131 1 0 1 3221Nelson,Tavon.......f 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 2 4 0 2 0 0 1001Hall,Drew..........g 2-5 0-2 0-0 2 3 5 3 4 4 0 0 0 2903Mitchell,Tony......g 1-10 0-5 0-0 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 0 1 3120Jackson,Stanley....g 2-6 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 4 1 3 1 1 2504Jackson,Josh....... 2-4 0-0 1-2 2 0 2 1 5 0 1 0 0 511Draper,Dontaye..... 7-12 4-7 6-6 1 0 1 2 241 0 0 3 2914Swain,Robert....... 2-5 2-4 0-0 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 1225Hairston,J.R....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 4 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 1444Horowitz,Jeff...... 1-5 0-0 2-2 4 2 6 1 4 1 0 1 0 13

TEAMTotals.............. 25-65 6-20 10-14 17 22 39 1766 12 104 6 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:10-3231.3% 2ndHalf:15-3345.5% Game:38.5%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:4-1233.3% 2ndHalf:2-825.0% Game:30.0%FThrow% 1stHalf:2-2100% 2ndHalf:8-1266.7% Game:71.4%THECITADEL12-10,4-8TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 4-8 0-0 1-1 4 4 8 2 9 1 2 1 1 3911McLendon,Warren....f 6-11 1-2 3-6 4 6 10 5 161 2 2 0 2850Xia,Aaron..........c 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 510Terry,Dante........g 0-4 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1522Hammack,Kevin......g 3-12 0-4 3-4 0 3 3 1 9 6 5 1 1 3902McLendon,Donny..... 4-9 3-5 5-7 0 4 4 0 161 0 0 0 2504Smith,Travis....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 121Davis,Matt......... 3-5 3-3 2-3 1 2 3 1 110 1 2 1 3025Miller,Andy........ 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 531Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 955Nelson,Demetrius... 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 4

TEAMTotals.............. 21-52 7-18 14-21 13 24 37 1863 10 157 4 200


Attendance:4972ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalCOLLEGEOFCHARLESTON......... 2640-66THECITADEL................... 3033-63

Game 25Elon 65, The Citadel 58


Freshman guard Brian Waters scored 14 points and grabbed two rebounds to lead Elon past The Citadel, 65-58, in Southern Conference basketball action Saturday afternoon in McAlister Field House.

“Elon did a great job today defending us and forcing us into turnovers. Give them credit once they got the lead we couldn’t get it back,” Citadel head coach Pat Dennis stated. “It was a very sluggish grind-it-out game and we came out on the losing end.”

Elon (6-21, 4-10 SoCon) fell behind 15-5 to start the first half as Bulldog point guard Kevin Hammack scored the first 13 points by The Citadel. The Phoenix fought back and tied the game at 15-15 as junior forward Colin Wyatt banged home a lay-up with 9:25 remaining in the first half.

The Citadel (12-13, 4-10 SoCon) regained the lead once again as Hammack hit a floater in the paint to give the Bulldogs a 17-15 lead. Elon then took the lead for good with 1:08 remaining in the first half as Waters nailed a three-pointer to put the Phoenix up 26-23.

The Citadel rallied back several times to with in a point but were unable to overtake the Phoenix as they hit several key free throws down the stretch to secure the 65-58 victory.

Joining Waters in double figures for Elon were Wyatt and sophomore forward Chris Chalko who chimed in with 13 points each.

Hammack led all scorers with 21 points as he connected on seven-of-14 shooting and added three assists and three rebounds. Freshman forward Warren McLendon was the only other Bulldog in double figures as he added 12 points in limited action. Sophomore forward J’mel Everhart led all rebounders with eight.

Game 26Davidson 75, The Citadel 68


Both Ian Johnson and Jason Morton paced Davidson with 16 points each to lead the Wildcats to a 75-68 win over The Citadel in Southern Conference basketball action Tuesday night in front of a final home game crowd of 1,151 fans at McAlister Field House.

With the win tonight, Davidson (19-7, 15-0 SoCon), who has already clinched the South Division crown and a bye in the first round of the SoCon Tournament, remained unbeaten in SoCon play with its 15th win over a conference foe this season.

The Citadel (12-14, 4-11 SoCon), who will be the South Division’s 6th seed in next week’s SoCon Tournament, dropped its ninth straight contest, eighth consecutive to a conference squad, dating back to January 29 when the Bulldogs fell to this same Davidson team 81-58.

The Wildcats jumped out a huge 46-31 half-time lead thanks to 14 first half points from Johnson and nine from both guard Kenny Grant and Morton, but The Citadel never gave up as they cut the lead to as little as three, 69-66, with 53 seconds remaining in the game.

The Bulldogs, whose biggest deficit was 19 points and were down 18, 65-47, with 7:25 to play, fought back the entire second half outscoring Davidson 37-29 in the second period. The Citadel used a 19-4 run over the next six and a half minutes to cut Davidson’s advantage to three, 69-66. However, after trading a lay-up for two free throws, the Wildcats sank their final four free throw attempts to ice the seven-point victory.

Freshman forward Warren McLendon led all scores with 24 points, three off his career-high of 27, while junior guard Kevin Hammack contributed 14 and junior forward Matt Davis had an even 10 for The Citadel.

Game 27College of Charleston 80, The Citadel 48

John Kresse Arena • February 26, 2005

Bernard Jackson had a career-high 20 points while Tony Mitchell added 15 leading the College of Charleston to a record-setting 80-48 win over rival The Citadel in Southern Conference men’s basketball action before 3,802 at John Kresse Arena on Saturday.

With the win, the Cougars improved to 18-9 overall and 10-6 in league play. Charleston secured the South Division’s second seed and a bye in next week’s SoCon Championships. The Citadel fell to 12-15 and 4-12.

The 32-point win by Charleston marked the largest by the Cougars in the 76-game series that dates back to the 1900-01 campaign. Charleston’s previous largest win was an 84-58 win at The Citadel on Jan. 13, 1988. It was also the third largest crowd in Kresse Arena history, and the largest under third-year head coach Tom Herrion.

The Cougars, who had a 36-29 lead at intermission, used a 31-3 run to start the second half to take a 67-32 lead with 9:12 remaining in the game.

Charleston, which equalled its season-low with just eight turnovers, got 12 points from Stanley Jackson and a game-high eight assists from Drew Hall.

Matt Davis led The Citadel with 13 points, while freshman Warren McClendon added 11 points and six rebounds.

The Cougars shot 46.9 percent from the floor hitting 30-of-64 attempts, including 54.8 percent in the second half (17-31). The Bulldogs shot 33.3 percent from the floor (18-54). THECITADEL12-15,4-12TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 2-6 0-0 0-0 1 5 6 3 4 0 2 0 2 3821Davis,Matt.........f 5-10 3-7 0-0 2 1 3 3 130 0 0 0 2910Terry,Dante........g 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 1011McLendon,Warren....g 5-11 0-3 1-4 4 2 6 3 110 2 2 1 2122Hammack,Kevin......g 2-8 2-6 1-3 0 3 3 3 7 3 1 0 2 3402McLendon,Donny..... 1-7 0-4 0-0 0 4 4 1 2 2 2 0 0 2204Smith,Travis....... 1-4 0-2 2-4 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 1012Young,Kedron....... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 225Miller,Andy........ 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 531Thompson,Joseph.... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 350Xia,Aaron.......... 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 1 2 1 2 0 0 1555Nelson,Demetrius... 0-1 0-0 1-2 0 4 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 11

TEAMTotals.............. 18-54 5-23 7-15 12 24 36 17487 173 6 200


COLLEGEOFCHARLESTON18-9,10-6 TOT-FG3-PTREBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN12JACKSON,Bernard....f 7-9 0-0 6-7 4 3 7 2 202 1 1 2 2720JACKSON,Stanley....f 6-9 0-1 0-0 3 1 4 1 122 1 1 1 2401HALL,Drew..........g 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 3 4 1 2 8 1 0 0 2803MITCHELL,Tony......g 5-16 3-11 2-2 1 1 2 0 150 0 0 3 3414SWAIN,Robert.......g 3-8 2-5 1-3 1 0 1 1 9 2 0 0 0 1804JACKSON,Josh....... 2-6 0-1 0-0 1 2 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 1111DRAPER,Dontaye..... 2-4 0-1 4-4 0 5 5 2 8 1 3 1 2 1921NELSON,Tavon....... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 625HAIRSTON,J.R....... 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 1132HASTINGS,Pat....... 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 234PHARR,Jamel........ 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 242PARTRIDGE,Tim...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 244HOROWITZ,Jeff...... 1-2 0-0 2-2 0 4 4 2 4 0 0 0 0 16

TEAMTotals.............. 30-64 5-22 15-19 12 26 38 1480 168 3 9 200


Attendance:3802ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL.................. 2919-48COLLEGEOFCHARLESTON............3644-80

ELON6-21,4-10 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN32Chalko,Chris.......f 5-10 2-6 1-3 1 1 2 0 130 1 0 0 3033Wyatt,Colin........f 5-7 0-0 3-6 1 1 2 2 131 2 0 1 2801Jordan,Le’Vonn.....g 0-1 0-0 4-5 0 3 3 2 4 3 1 1 1 2303Watson,Montell.....g 3-5 0-1 3-3 0 4 4 3 9 1 1 0 3 3312Waters,Brian.......g 3-5 3-4 5-6 0 2 2 2 140 9 0 1 3304Harris,Simon....... 1-3 0-1 1-2 1 3 4 5 3 0 1 1 0 1511Rice,Scottie....... 2-5 1-2 2-2 0 2 2 0 7 5 2 0 3 2630Harvin,Steve....... 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 1 12

TEAMTotals.............. 20-38 6-14 19-27 4 22 26 1565 10 202 10 200


THECITADEL12-13,4-10TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 4-4 0-0 0-3 4 4 8 5 8 2 3 0 3 3121Davis,Matt.........f 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 2 2 4 3 1 2 0 1 3355Nelson,Demetrius...f 0-1 0-0 2-2 3 1 4 2 2 1 2 2 1 2310Terry,Dante........g 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 1422Hammack,Kevin......g 7-14 4-8 3-4 1 2 3 2 213 3 0 3 3702McLendon,Donny..... 3-9 1-5 2-3 0 3 3 3 9 4 4 1 2 2104Smith,Travis....... 0-4 0-3 1-2 1 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1011McLendon,Warren.... 5-12 0-2 2-3 0 2 2 2 120 0 1 1 2125Miller,Andy........ 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 331Thompson,Joseph.... 0-5 0-3 0-0 1 1 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 7

TEAMTotals.............. 20-51 6-22 12-19 13 18 31 2658 12 184 11 200


Attendance:1255ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalELON.......................... 2837-65THECITADEL................... 2533-58

DAVIDSON19-7,15-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN35Kosmalski,Logan....f 2-11 0-5 1-1 4 6 10 4 5 3 2 0 1 3042Grace,Conor........f 3-7 1-3 0-0 6 1 7 3 7 1 2 0 3 1904McKillop,Matt......g 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 2012Grant,Kenny........g 3-9 1-5 6-6 3 4 7 2 136 2 0 0 3332Winters,Brendan....g 1-6 1-5 7-8 0 1 1 2 100 5 0 0 3402Richards,Jason..... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 215Sander,Thomas...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 322Johnson,Ian........ 6-11 4-7 0-0 3 3 6 1 163 1 0 0 2730Blancett,Eric...... 2-3 1-1 1-2 0 3 3 0 6 1 1 0 0 1034Morton,Jason....... 5-9 4-6 2-2 1 2 3 2 16 0 0 0 0 22

TEAMTotals.............. 23-5912-34 17-19 17 26 43 1875 14 150 5 200

TOTALFG% 1stHalf:15-3246.9% 2ndHalf:8-2729.6% Game:39.0%3-Pt.FG% 1stHalf:9-1656.3% 2ndHalf:3-1816.7% Game:35.3%FThrow% 1stHalf:7-977.8% 2ndHalf:10-10100% Game:89.5%THECITADEL12-14,4-11TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN03Everhart,J’mel.....f 2-9 0-0 1-4 0 5 5 2 5 1 0 0 1 2955Nelson,Demetrius...f 1-4 0-0 1-1 3 2 5 1 3 0 2 0 0 2325Miller,Andy........c 0-0 0-0 1-2 2 0 2 2 1 0 2 1 0 1212Young,Kedron.......g 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1022Hammack,Kevin......g 5-14 3-9 1-1 0 2 2 3 141 3 0 1 3702McLendon,Donny..... 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 304Smith,Travis....... 2-8 2-7 1-2 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 0 1 2310Terry,Dante........ 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 911McLendon,Warren.... 10-12 3-3 1-1 4 4 8 4 242 3 2 0 2521Davis,Matt......... 3-8 1-5 3-3 2 3 5 3 101 1 0 4 2631Thompson,Joseph.... 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3

TEAMTotals.............. 23-61 9-27 13-18 14 20 34 18688 123 8 200


Attendance:1151ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalDAVIDSON...................... 4629-75THECITADEL................... 3137-68


Game 28Appalachian State 68, The Citadel 59The McKenzie Arena • March 2, 2005

Without a player scoring more than 11 points, the Appalachian State Mountaineers used a complete team effort to drop The Citadel 68-59 in the Southern Conference Tournament first round Wednesday night at The McKenzie Arena.

With the win, Appalachian State, the No. 3 seed from the North Division, will move on to face College of Charleston, the No. 2 seed from the South Division, in tomorrow’s quarterfinals at 8:30 p.m.

“I’m just glad we provided an exciting game, just like the first three today,” said Appalachian State head coach Houston Fancher, whose team improved to 17-11 on the season. “Everything wasn’t pretty, but as I told my team we advanced. We had 11 players and nine play 10 or more minutes. I think that plays to our depth. That gave us a chance to continue to keep the flow of our game.”

In fact, the Mountaineers used several players in the game, with senior guard Noah Brown leading the way with 11 points. Meanwhile, both guard D.J. Thompson and Jeremy Clayton pitched in 10 apiece.

During the first half, Appalachian trailed early on, but

THECITADEL12-16 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN02McLendon,Donny.....f 10-17 5-10 5-11 1 2 3 4 301 3 0 2 3411McLendon,Warren....f 3-6 0-0 2-6 0 6 6 4 8 2 4 4 0 2550Xia,Aaron..........f 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 4 6 4 0 1 4 0 0 1203Everhart,J’mel.....g 0-4 0-1 1-2 2 4 6 1 1 3 2 0 2 3622Hammack,Kevin......g 2-4 1-2 0-0 0 3 3 0 5 3 1 0 1 2004Smith,Travis....... 1-2 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 810Terry,Dante........ 0-2 0-1 0-1 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 1012Young,Kedron....... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 821Davis,Matt......... 0-5 0-3 4-4 0 5 5 3 4 0 2 0 2 3055Nelson,Demetrius... 2-5 0-0 4-6 2 1 3 1 8 0 0 0 0 17

TEAMTotals.............. 18-47 7-19 16-30 8 28 36 1959 10 194 7 200


APPALACHIANSTATE17-11 TOT-FG3-PT REBOUNDS##PlayerName FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OFDETOT PFTPA TOBLKS MIN21Deas,Clint.........f 3-4 0-0 1-2 2 7 9 4 7 1 1 0 1 2641McLaughlin-Williams.f 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1104Cranford,Nathan....g 3-6 2-4 0-0 0 4 4 2 8 1 1 0 0 2711Thompson,D.J.......g 2-9 1-5 5-7 0 3 3 1 105 3 0 5 3233Brown,Noah.........g 4-9 1-4 2-3 0 3 3 1 111 3 0 2 2500Scott,Demetrius.... 3-8 1-1 0-0 2 3 5 3 7 1 3 0 0 1801Davis,Corwin....... 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 802Clayton,Jeremy..... 5-5 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 3 101 0 3 1 1514Thomas,Derek....... 3-7 0-0 2-2 1 4 5 1 8 1 0 0 0 1925Jones,Herbert....... 1-2 0-0 1-2 0 1 1 2 3 4 0 1 0 1032McFarland,Chris.... 0-0 0-0 2-3 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 9

TEAMTotals.............. 25-56 5-17 13-19 8 31 39 2368 17 144 9 200


Attendance:2721ScorebyPeriods 1st2ndTotalTHECITADEL................... 2633-59APPALACHIANSTATE............. 2840-68

regained the advantage by the end of the half at 28-26. One of the turning points in the game came with just .6 seconds remaining before the intermission, as Citadel guard Kevin Hammack went to the floor with an injured an ankle. At the time, Hammack had played the entire first half and had scored five points on 2-of-5 shooting. He did not return to the game.

“The most important time with .6 seconds left in the first half,” Fancher said. “The Citadel gets the ball back and that is when Kevin Hammack turns his ankle. We tried to take advantage of him not being in the game in the second half.”

Indeed, even though the Mountaineers would lose the lead midway through the second half, ASU’s advantage on the perimeter was apparent late in the game. Thompson and Brown wore the Bulldogs’ down and eventually built the final nine-point advantage.

Despite the loss, Citadel guard Donny McLendon finished with an impressive 30-point effort on 10-of-17 shooting. However, Mclendon’s efforts were not enough for a Citadel bench that could not keep up with Appalachian State’s depth.

“It was a tough game,” said Citadel head coach Pat Dennis, whose team ended its season at 12-16. “Our guys played our hearts out. Give credit to ASU they played a great game. By the end of the game we were playing on empty. We were right there. If we had a break or two, we would have had it.”

2005SoCon

Tournament Results

March 2-5

The McKenzie

Arena

ChattanoogaTennessee

Elon

Wofford

Ga. Southern

West. Carolina

Furman

East Tenn. State

Appalachian St.

The Citadel

Elon

Davidson

Ga. Southern

UNC Greensboro

Chattanooga

East Tenn. State

Col. of Charleston

Appalachian St.Appalachian St.

Chattanooga

Davidson

UNC Greensboro

Chattanooga

UNC Greensboro

Chattanooga

So claims author Pat Conroy ’67, who, in his 2002 book My Losing Season, introduced the world to the late Capt. Joe W. Eubanks ’69, the basketball team’s equipment manager who was killed in action in Vietnam on June 2, 1972, when his Huey helicopter was shot down. For his valor, Eubanks was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Purple Heart.

More than 30 years later Eubanks’ teammates and friends of the basketball program have made sure that all Citadel basketball players – past, present and future – remember him.

Shortly after My Losing Season hit the stores, members of the 1966-67 team, spearheaded by Green Weenie (the name given to the reserves) Dave Bornhorst ’68, coordinated a fund-raising effort to refurbish the Bulldogs’ locker room and team room in Eubanks’ memory.

On Homecoming Friday, Nov. 5, 2004, the Joe W. Eubanks ’69 Locker Room and Team Room was officially dedicated during an afternoon ceremony. Bornhorst thanked all who contributed to the fund that raised $25,000, and helped unveil the plaque, which was donated by former head manager and retired FBI agent Al Beiner ’68. Director of Athletics and former basketball coach Les Robinson

and current head coach Pat Dennis accepted it. Also on hand for the dedication was Megan

Conroy, Pat’s daughter, who spoke eloquently in her father’s absence.

“When I called my father to ask what he wanted me to say about Joe Eubanks, he said, ‘God, Megan, he was so sweet,’” she relayed.

“Dad also wanted me to say that ‘...he (Eubanks) was the smallest man in that locker room but was the heart and soul of the team. He was a small part of the whole organization, but the way he died showed that he was also the heart and soul of The Citadel. It means so much to everyone on the team that he will be the only one with his name above the door.’”

“Joe loved, ate and breathed Citadel basketball,” said Beiner. “He did more than just kept an eye on the team. His

excitement had to be controlled, and he did

anything and everything for the players and coaches. He

was the epitome of Citadel Basketball.”“This (plaque) will change the

meaning of this dressing room,” Robinson said. “Although the basketball team didn’t have a winning record, they were winners in life. He (Eubanks) fought for our freedom.”

“He wasn’t an all-star basketball playerbut was considered an all-star manager.”

Conroy Eubanks



The Records

Most Games Season: 29 by eight players, 1984-85

29 by six players, 1999-00 29 by five players, 2001-02

Career: 114 by Michael Joseph, 2000-03113 (consecutive) by Shawn Brown, 1982-85

113 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02113 by Alan Puckett, 1999-02

Most Games StartedSeason: 29 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85

29 by Alan Puckett, 1999-00 29 by Travis Cantrell, 2001-02

Career: 100 by Leon Bryant, 1985-89

Most Consecutive Games Started Career: 96 by Leon Bryant, 1986-89

96 by Rick Swing, 1976-79

Most Minutes PlayedGame: 60 by Greer Huguley vs. USC-Aiken 1981-82

Season: 1,010 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85 Career: 3,496 by Leon Bryant, 1985-89

Most Points Game: 51 by Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 1953 Season: 624 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85

Career: 1,661 by Regan Truesdale, 1982-85

Most Field Goals MadeGame: 21 by Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 1953 Season: 242 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85 Career: 638 by Regan Truesdale, 1982-85

Individual Records

Truesdale Daniels

Musselman Graves


Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 32 by Regan Truesdale vs. Chattanooga, 1984.

Season: 477 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85 Career: 1,289 by Art Musselman, 1956-60

Highest Field Goal Percentage(game: min. 10 attempts)

Game: 92.3 by John Sutor vs. Chattanooga (12-13), 1972 92.3 by Ted Mosay vs. Western Carolina (12-13), 1991

Season: 66.7 by Gregg Jones (56-84), 2000-01 Career: 59.1 by Moncrief Michael (225-381), 1994-95

Most Free Throws MadeGame: 22 by Gary Daniels vs. Toledo, 1962

22 by Regan Truesdale vs. Marshall, 1984 Season: 209 by Gary Daniels, 1961-62 Career: 466 by Gary Daniels, 1960-62

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 29 by Gary Daniels vs. Toledo, 1962

Season: 283 by Gary Daniels, 1961-62 Career: 661 by Gary Daniels, 1960-62

Best Free Throw Percentage (game: min 10 attempts)

Game: 100.0 by Chuck Cordell vs. Wm. & Mary (12-12), 1973100.0 by Greer Huguley vs. Davidson (10-10), 1980

Season: 92.5 by Randy Nesbit, 1979-80 (74-80) Career: 85.0 by Chuck Cordell, 1972-74 (102-125)

Most 3-Point Goals Game: 9 by Aaron Nichols vs. Marshall, 19919 by Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 2002

Season: 102 by Travis Cantrell, 2001-02 Career: 252 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02

Most 3-Point Goals AttemptedGame: 21 by Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 2002

Season: 274 by Noy Castillo, 1994-95 Career: 727 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02

Most Rebounds Game: 23 by Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 1961

Season: 329 by Gary Daniels, 1960-61 Career: 924 by Ray Graves, 1957-60

Most AssistsGame: 13 by Rodney McKeever vs. Davidson, 1976

13 by Randy Nesbit vs. Marshall, 197913 by Greer Huguley vs. USC-Aiken, 1982

13 by Jimmy Tharpe vs. Western Carolina, 1986 Season: 179 by Jimmy Tharpe, 1985-86 Career: 387 by Jimmy Tharpe, 1983-86

Most Disqualifications Season: 13 by Al Kroboth, 1968

13 by Wells Holland, 1980-81Career: 23 by Wells Holland, 1978-82

Most Blocked Shots Game: 10 by Kirill Misyuchenko vs. Wingate, 1997

Season: 83 by Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-97 Career: 215 by Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-98

Most StealsGame: 8 by Randy Nesbit vs. USC-Aiken, 1977

8 by Kevin Hammack vs. Navy, 2004Season: 68 by Chad Leonard, 1994-95

Career: 161 by Kevin Hammack, 2003-present

Most Games Season: 29 1984-85 (18-11)

29 1999-00* (10-20)29 2001-02 (17-12)

*The Citadel was granted a win over Furman for the game scheduled at Greenville on Jan. 29, 2000, with the approval of the Southern

Conference due to Furman¹s overscheduling; however, statistics represent only the 29 games actually played.

Games Won Season: 20, 1978-79 (20-7)

Games LostSeason: 22, twice: 1990-91 (6-22) and 2003-04 (6-22)

Team Records

The �978-79 TeamThe Only 20-Win Team in Bulldog History


Longest Winning Streak Seasons: 20, 1918-21

Longest Losing Streak Seasons: 30, 1953-55

Longest Home Court Win Streak Seasons: 23, 1983-85

Longest Home Court Losing Streak Seasons: 16, 1953-55

Most Points1st Half: 59 vs. Newberry, 1984

2nd Half: 67 vs. Florida Presbyterian, 1972Game: 117 vs. Chattanooga, 1972

Season: 2,247 1985

Fewest Points AllowedGame: 26 vs. Furman, 1955

Season: 1,265 1959

Most Points Allowed Game: 154 vs. Furman, 1955

Season: 2,247 1987-88 (28 games)

Largest Combined Score Game: 221 vs. Furman (67-154), 1955

Highest Scoring Average Season: 80.8, 1960-61 (25 games)

Highest Scoring Margin Season: +8.4, 1978-79

Most Field Goals Game: 50 vs. Coker, 1985

Season: 864, 1979

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 102 vs. USC-Aiken, 1982

Season: 1,842, 1985

Best Field Goal PercentageGame: 69.3 vs. Indiana State, 1989 (43-of-62)

Season: 52.5, 1979 (864-of-1,616)

Most Free Throws Game: 45 vs. Furman, 1993

Season: 529, 1985

Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 58 vs. Furman, 1993

Season: 864, 1979

Best Free Throw Percentage Game: 100% vs. College of Charleston, 1987 (21-of-21)

100% vs. VMI, 1968 (19-of-19)100% vs. North Carolina, 1984 (8-of-8)

Most 3-Point Goals Game: 14 vs. Davidson, 2000

vs. Western Carolina, 2002 Season: 210, 1990

Most 3-Point Goals AttemptedGame: 39 vs. Western Carolina, 2002

Season: 611, 2002

Most Rebounds Game: 67 vs. Clemson, 2001

Season: 1,187, 1965

Highest Rebound Average Season: 42.6, 1972

Highest Rebound Margin Season: +4.1, 2002

Individual Scoring RecordsPoints in a Game1. 51 Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 19532. 41 Regan Truesdale vs. Marshall, 19843. 40 Patrick Elmore vs. East Tennessee State, 19904. 39 Rodney McKeever vs. UNC-Wilmington, 19755. 38 Gary Daniels vs. Georgia Southern, 1961 38 John Sutor vs. Chattanooga, 1972 38 Rodney McKeever vs. Furman, 1976 38 Regan Truesdale vs. Furman, 1984 38 Ted Mosay vs. Youngstown State, 199110. 37 Patrick Elmore vs. Liberty, 1988

Points in a Season1. 624 Regan Truesdale, 19852. 617 Regan Truesdale, 19843. 581 Gary Daniels, 19614. 553 Rodney McKeever, 19765. 549 Gary Daniels, 19626. 520 Patrick Elmore, 19907. 503 Patrick Elmore, 19898. 492 Craig Burgess, 19879. 491 Ted Mosay, 199110. 482 Travis Cantrell, 2002

Points in a Career1. 1661 Regan Truesdale, 1982-852. 1504 Art Musselman, 1957-603. 1431 Rick Swing, 1976-794. 1408 Tom Slawson, 1977-805. 1380 Gary Daniels, 1960-626. 1358 Rodney McKeever, 1974-767. 1321 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-908. 1273 Travis Cantrell, 1999-029. 1214 Leon Bryant, 1986-8910. 1208 Craig Burgess, 1984-87

Scoring Average in a Season1. 23.9 Gary Daniels, 19622. 23.2 Gary Daniels, 19613. 23.0 Rodney McKeever, 19754. 22.0 Regan Truesdale, 19845. 21.5 Regan Truesdale, 19856. 20.8 Patrick Elmore, 19907. 20.5 Rodney McKeever, 19768. 19.6 Jerry Hirsch, 19709. 18.5 Herwig Baumann, 196610. 18.3 Steve Fishel, 1973

Scoring Average in a Career1. 19.44 Gary Daniels, 1960-622. 19.40 Rodney McKeever, 1974-763. 16.3 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-904. 16.0 Art Musselman, 1957-605. 15.2 Regan Truesdale, 1982-856. 14.2 Steve Fishel, 1971-737. 13.7 Tee Hooper, 1967-698. 13.4 Dick Martini, 1963-659. 13.3 Craig Bardo, 1985-8710. 13.2 Tom Slawson, 1977-80

Individual Rebounding RecordsRebounds in a Game1. 23 Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 19612. 22 Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 1962 22 Dick Martini vs. Richmond, 19654. 20 Gary Daniels vs. WV Wesleyan, 1962 20 Gary Daniels vs. Richmond, 1962 20 Patrick Elmore vs. Davidson, 19907. 19 Regan Truesdale vs. East Tenn. State, 19838. 18 Gerald Toney vs. USC-Aiken, 1982 18 Regan Truesdale vs. East Tennessee State,198410. 17 Richard Johnson vs. Lehigh, 1974 17 James Stevens vs. Columbia, 1987

Rebounds in a Season1. 329 Gary Daniels, 19612. 316 Gary Daniels, 19623. 285 Ray Graves, 19584. 276 Ray Graves, 19575. 275 John Sutor, 19716. 265 Al Kroboth, 19687. 252 Regan Truesdale, 19858. 231 Al Kroboth, 19699. 227 Regan Truesdale, 1984 227 Patrick Elmore, 1990

Rebounds in a Career1. 924 Ray Graves, 1957-602. 841 Gary Daniels, 1960-623. 750 Art Musselman, 1957-604. 688 Regan Truesdale, 1982-855. 668 Al Kroboth, 1967-696. 666 Matt Newman, 1995-967. 663 Tom Slawson, 1977-808. 632 Cliff Washburn, 1999-029. 615 Max Mombollet, 2001-0410. 584 Kent Hill, 1985-88

Rebound Average in a Season1. 13.7 Gary Daniels, 19622. 13.2 Gary Daniels, 19613. 11.2 Ray Graves, 19574. 11.0 John Sutor, 19715. 10.6 Al Kroboth, 19686. 10.5 Ray Graves, 19587. 9.2 Al Kroboth, 19698. 9.1 Dick Martini, 1963 9.1 Patrick Elmore, 199010. 8.9 Doug Bridges, 1966

Rebound Average in a Career1. 11.9 Gary Daniels, 1960-622. 9.8 Ray Graves, 1957-60 9.8 John Sutor, 1971-724. 8.9 Al Kroboth, 1967-695. 8.1 Dick Martini, 1963-656. 8.0 Art Musselman, 1957-607. 7.7 Dan Mohr, 1965-678. 7.1 Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-19989. 6.4 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-9010. 6.2 Matt Newman, 1995-1998


Season Scoring LeadersYear Player G FG FT PTS AVG1957 Teddy Weeks 24 169 69 407 16.91958 Art Musselman 27 154 117 425 15.71959 Art Musselman 20 127 68 322 16.11960 Dick Jones 23 130 29 289 12.61961 Gary Daniels 25 203 175 581 23.21962 Gary Daniels 23 170 209 549 23.91963 Dick Martini 23 109 107 325 14.11964 Larry Hitchcock 20 122 54 297 14.81965 Herwig Baumann 24 152 54 358 14.91966 Herwig Baumann 23 167 91 425 18.51967 John DeBrosse 24 153 41 347 14.41968 Tee Hooper 24 144 92 380 15.81969 Tee Hooper 25 169 96 434 17.41970 Jerry Hirsch 24 200 71 471 19.61971 Ben Ledbetter 24 127 66 320 13.31972 Steve Fishel 25 158 58 374 15.01973 Steve Fishel 25 195 68 458 18.31974 Rodney McKeever 23 134 78 346 15.01975 Rodney McKeever 20 185 89 459 23.01976 Rodney McKeever 27 225 103 553 20.51977 Rick Swing 27 170 108 448 16.61978 Rick Swing 27 147 66 360 13.31979 Tom Slawson 27 197 67 461 17.11980 Tom Slawson 27 163 90 416 15.41981 Wells Holland 26 110 62 282 10.81982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 156 61 377 13.51983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 182 64 462 16.51984 Regan Truesdale 28 225 161 617 22.01985 Regan Truesdale 29 242 140 624 21.51986 Craig Bardo 28 199 65 463 16.51987 Craig Burgess 28 197 98 492 17.61988 Kent Hill 28 142 119 403 14.41989 Patrick Elmore 28 208 86 503 18.01990 Patrick Elmore 28 209 78 520 20.81991 Ted Mosay 28 187 85 491 17.51992 Andre Harris 28 179 66 414 14.81993 Andre Harris 22 87 38 232 10.51994 David Stevens 27 127 43 360 13.3 Reggie Jones 27 135 88 360 13.31995 Moncrief Michael 27 136 101 373 13.81996 Noy Castillo 25 112 68 349 14.01997 Virgil Stevens 26 132 109 374 14.41998 Jamie Jenkins 27 136 70 396 14.71999 Alan Puckett 27 81 26 243 9.02000 Alan Puckett 29 112 63 358 12.32001 Travis Cantrell 28 111 67 356 12.72002 Travis Cantrell 29 144 92 482 16.62003 Max Mombollet 28 125 85 336 12.02004 Dante Terry 28 116 21 316 11.32005 Warren McLendon 27 131 69 346 12.8

Individual Rebounding RecordsSeason Rebounding LeadersYear Player G RB AVG1957 Ray Graves 24 269 11.21958 Ray Graves 27 285 10.61959 Ray Graves 20 172 8.61960 Gary Daniels 23 196 8.51961 Gary Daniels 25 329 13.21962 Gary Daniels 23 316 13.71963 Dick Martini 23 209 9.11964 Jim McCurdy 20 163 8.21965 Dick Martini 23 187 8.21966 Doug Bridges 21 187 8.91967 Al Zinsky 24 192 8.01968 Al Kroboth 25 265 10.61969 Al Kroboth 25 231 9.21970 Mike Ruddle 24 175 7.31971 John Sutor 25 275 11.01972 John Sutor 25 216 8.51973 Oscar Scott 25 157 6.31974 Richard Johnson 24 169 7.01975 Ricky Day 19 126 6.61976 Richard Johnson 27 204 7.61977 Bob Jacobs 27 181 6.71978 Tom Slawson 26 141 5.41979 Tom Slawson 27 178 6.61980 Tom Slawson 27 212 7.91981 Gerald Toney 24 150 6.31982 Gerald Toney 25 182 7.31983 Regan Truesdale 28 172 6.11984 Regan Truesdale 28 227 8.11985 Regan Truesdale 29 252 8.71986 Kent Hill 28 176 6.3 Craig Burgess 28 176 6.31987 Craig Burgess 28 207 7.41988 Kent Hill 28 207 7.41989 James Stevens 28 183 6.51990 Patrick Elmore 28 227 9.11991 Ted Mosay 28 200 7.11992 Robert Dalley 28 157 5.61993 Reggie Jones 27 155 5.71994 Moncrief Michael 27 174 6.4 Terry Campbell 27 173 6.41995 Matt Newman 27 187 6.91996 Matt Newman 26 179 6.91997 Kirill Misyuchenko 27 196 7.31998 Kirill Misyuchenko 27 193 7.41999 Rod Shiver 27 158 5.92000 Cliff Washburn 29 156 5.42001 Cliff Washburn 28 155 5.52002 Cliff Washburn 28 187 6.72003 Max Mombollet 28 171 6.12004 Max Mombollet 28 196 7.02005 J’mel Everhart 28 214 7.6

Individual Field Goal RecordsField Goals in a Game 1. 21 Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 1953 2. 18 Rodney McKeever vs. UNC-Wilmington,1975 3. 17 Patrick Elmore vs. East Tennessee State,1990 4. 16 Herwig Baumann vs. Erskine, 1965 5. 15 Regan Truesdale vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga,1984 15 Regan Truesdale vs. Furman, 1984 15 Steve Fishel vs. VMI, 1972 15 Jerry Hirsch vs. William & Mary, 1970 9. 14 Regan Truesdale vs. Erskine, 1985

Field Goals in a Season 1. 242 Regan Truesdale, 1985 2. 225 Regan Truesdale, 1984 225 Rodney McKeever, 1976 4. 209 Partick Elmore, 1990 5. 208 Patrick Elmore, 1989 6. 203 Gary Daniels, 1961 7. 200 Jerry Hirsch, 1970 8. 199 Craig Bardo, 1986 9. 197 Tom Slawson, 1979 197 Craig Burgess, 1987

Field Goals in a Career 1. 638 Regan Truesdale, 1982-85 2. 586 Art Musselman, 1957-60 3. 572 Rick Swing, 1976-79 4. 572 Tom Slawson, 1977-80 5. 544 Rodney McKeever, 1974-76 6. 536 Partick Elmore, 1984, 89-90 7. 497 Leon Bryant, 1986-89 8. 464 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-83 9. 462 Ted Mosay, 1987-91 10. 458 Craig Burgess, 1984-87

Field Goal % in a Season 1. 66.7 Gregg Jones, 20012. 60.1 Al Kroboth, 1969 3. 59.7 Dale French, 1979 4. 59.3 Moncrief Michael, 1994 5. 59.6 Gregg Jones, 20026. 58.9 Moncrief Michael, 1995 7. 58.1 Mark Cartwright, 1980 8. 57.8 Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996 9. 57.5 Richard Johnson, 1975 10. 56.0 Leon Bryant, 1986

Field Goal % in a Career 1. 59.1 Moncrief Michael, 1994-95 2. 56.8 Mark Cartwright, 1979-80 3. 56.4 Gregg Jones, 1999-20034. 55.8 Dale French, 1976-79 5. 53.9 Al Kroboth, 1967-69 6. 53.1 Wells Holland, 1979-82 7. 52.7 Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-98 8. 52.6 Keith Stowers, 1960-62 52.6 Richard Johnson, 1973-76 52.6 Kent Hill, 1985-88

Individual 3-Point Field Goal Records3-Point Field Goals in a Game 1. 9 Aaron Nichols vs. Marshall, 1991 9 Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 2002 2. 8 Craig Bardo vs. College of Charleston, 1987 3. 7 Aaron Nichols vs. Virginia Military Institute, 1991 7 Travis Cantrell vs. Chattanooga, 2002 7 Clyde Wormley vs. Chattanooga, 2003 7 Travis Smith vs. Wofford, 20054. 6 Craig Bardo vs. Western Carolina, 1987 6 Ryan Nesbit vs. UNC-Asheville, 1988 6 Ed Conroy vs. East Tennessee State, 1988 6 Ryan Nesbit vs. Savannah State, 1989 6 Aaron Nichols vs. Western Carolina, 1991 6 Noy Castillo vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 1995 6 Jamie Jenkins vs. Wofford, 1998 6 Alan Puckett vs. East Tennessee State, 1999 6 Alan Puckett vs. Florida A&M, 2000 6 Alan Puckett vs. Ferrum, 2001 6 Alan Puckett vs. College of Charleston, 2001 6 Travis Cantrell vs. College of Charleston, 2001 6 Travis Cantrell vs. Appalachian State, 2001 6 Travis Cantrell vs. College of Charleston, 2002 6 Clyde Wormley vs. East Tennessee State, 2003 6 Dante Terry vs. Emmanuel, 2004 6 Dante Terry vs. Webber International, 2004

3-Point Field Goals in a Season 1. 102 Travis Cantrell, 20022. 96 Noy Castillo, 1995 3. 77 Craig Bardo, 1987 4. 73 Ryan Nesbit, 1990 5. 72 Aaron Nichols, 1991 6. 71 Alan Puckett, 2000 7. 67 Travis Cantrell, 2001 8. 63 David Stephens, 1994 63 Dante Terry, 200410. 62 Noy Castillo, 1997 62 Alan Puckett, 2001

3-Point Field Goals in a Career 1. 255 Travis Cantrell, 1999-022. 242 Alan Puckett, 1999-02 3. 230 Noy Castillo, 1994-97 4. 191 Ryan Nesbit, 1987-90 5. 132 Jamie Jenkins, 1995-98 6. 129 Terry Campbell, 1991-94 7. 125 Aaron Nichols, 1990-91 8. 107 Lamar Wright, 1991-94 9. 104 Dante Terry, 2003-present10. 103 Ed Conway, 1986-89


Field Goal % Leaders Year Player G FGM FGA PCT 1957 Art Musselman 25 143 121 44.5 1958 Ray Graves 27 121 280 43.2 1959 Art Musselman 20 127 273 46.5 1960 Art Musselman 23 162 336 48.1 1961 Keith Stowers 25 90 182 49.41962 Keith Stowers 23 114 208 54.8 1963 Dick Martini 23 109 257 42.4 1964 Larry Hitchcock 20 122 262 46.51965 Danny Mohr 22 67 124 54.01966 John DeBrosse 23 112 228 49.11967 Danny Mohr 23 132 288 45.81968 Al Kroboth 25 90 176 51.11969 Al Kroboth 25 131 218 60.1 1970 Ben Ledbetter 24 102 196 52.01971 Mike Ruddle 25 101 199 50.81972 John Sutor 25 115 212 54.21973 Oscar Scott 25 110 214 51.41974 Arthur McGriff 24 115 218 52.81975 Richard Johnson 17 71 123 57.71976 Richard Johnson 27 114 211 54.01977 Robert Hoak 27 98 194 50.51978 Randy Nesbit 25 149 276 54.01979 Dale French 27 86 144 59.7 1980 Mark Cartwright 27 100 172 58.1 1981 Wells Holland 26 110 205 53.7 1982 Wells Holland 28 92 171 53.8 1983 Regan Truesdale 28 149 280 53.2 1984 Al Sheppard 27 79 158 50.0 1985 Regan Truesdale 29 242 474 51.1 1986 Leon Bryant 27 93 166 56.0 1987 Kent Hill 28 93 169 55.0 1988 James Stevens 28 84 154 54.5 1989 Patrick Elmore 28 208 376 55.3 1990 Robert Dalley 28 91 175 52.0 1991 Ted Mosay 28 187 349 53.6 1992 Robert Dalley 28 126 231 54.5 1993 Scott VanSchaardenburg 27 74 135 54.8 1994 Moncrief Michael 27 89 150 59.3 1995 Moncrief Michael 27 136 231 58.9 1996 Kirill Misyuchenko 25 74 128 57.8 1997 Matt Newman 27 138 270 51.1 1998 Ryan Sears 27 72 144 50.0 1999 Alan Puckett 27 81 153 52.9 2000 Romas Krywonis 28 43 86 50.0 2001 Gregg Jones 28 56 84 66.02002 Gregg Jones 29 62 104 59.62003 Gregg Jones 28 68 129 52.72004 Aaron Xia 28 78 177 44.12005 J’mel Everhart 28 96 190 50.5

3-Point Field Goal % Leaders Year Player G 3FG 3FGA PCT 1981 Felipe de las Pozas 25 14 41 34.1 1982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 4 14 28.6 1983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 34 76 44.7 1984 Dan Matthews 28 19 49 38.8 1987 Ryan Nesbit 27 30 72 41.7 1988 Leon Bryant 28 32 72 44.4 1989 Ryan Nesbit 27 48 97 49.5 1990 Patrick Elmore 28 24 56 42.9 1991 Aaron Nichols 23 72 161 44.7 1992 Lamar Wright 28 26 79 32.9 1993 Terry Campbell 27 39 109 35.8 1994 David Stevens 27 63 170 37.1 1995 Noy Castillo 27 96 274 35.0 1996 Jonathan Kunz 24 33 85 38.8 1997 Jamie Jenkins 27 49 132 37.1 1998 Jamie Jenkins 27 54 149 36.2 1999 Alan Puckett 27 55 113 48.7 2000 Alan Puckett 29 71 166 43.9 2001 Alan Puckett 28 62 154 40.3 2002 Michael Joseph 29 17 42 40.52003 Dante Terry 27 30 83 36.12004 Dante Terry 28 63 205 30.72005 Matt Davis 28 27 73 37.0

3-Point Field Goal % in a Season 1. 49.5 Ryan Nesbit, 1989 2. 48.7 Alan Puckett, 1999 3. 47.1 Leon Bryant, 1989 4. 44.7 Aaron Nichols, 1991 44.7 Felipe de las Pozas, 1983 6. 44.5 Ed Conroy, 1989 7. 44.4 Leon Bryant, 1988 8. 43.8 Ted Mosay, 1991 9. 42.9 Patrick Elmore, 1990 10. 42.8 Alan Puckett, 2000

3-Point Field Goal % in a Career 1. 46.3 Leon Bryant, 1986-89 2. 42.4 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-90 3. 42.2 Aaron Nichols, 1990-91 4. 41.2 Ted Mosay, 1988-91 5. 40.6 Alan Puckett, 1998-present 6. 39.7 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-83 7. 39.5 Ryan Nesbit, 1987-90 39.5 Ed Conroy, 1986-89 9. 38.5 Craig Bardo, 1985-87 10. 38.0 Dan Matthews, 1983-85

Individual Free Throw RecordsFree Throws in a Game 1. 22 Gary Daniels vs. Toledo 1962 22 Regan Truesdale vs. Marshal 19843. 17 Max Mombollet vs. Western Carolina 2003 4. 15 Louie Gilbert vs. Appalachian State 1982 15 Louie Gilbert vs. Furman 1983 15 Regan Truesdale vs. Chattanooga 1985 15 Reggie Jones vs. VMI 1993 15 Lamar Wright vs. Furman 1993 9. 14 Moncrief Michael vs. Western Carolina 1995 14 Kent Hill vs. East Tennessee State 1986 14 Travis Cantrell vs. Davidson 2000

Free Throws in a Season1. 209 Gary Daniels, 19622. 175 Gary Daniels, 19613. 161 Regan Truesdale, 1984 4. 149 Willie Taylor, 1969 5. 144 Cliff Washburn, 2002 6. 140 Regan Truesdale, 1985 7. 129 John Sutor, 19728. 126 Dick Wherry, 19579. 119 Kent Hill, 198810. 117 Art Musselman, 1958 117 Willie Taylor, 1970

Free Throws in a Career1. 466 Gary Daniels, 1960-62 2. 377 Regan Truesdale, 1982-853. 353 Willie Taylor, 1968-70 4. 332 Art Musselman, 1957-60 332 Cliff Washburn, 1999-026. 317 Kent Hill, 1985-887. 295 Ray Graves, 1957-60 8. 292 Craig Burgess, 1984-87 9. 290 Dick Wherry, 1957-60 10. 287 Rick Swing, 1976-79

Free Throw Percentage in a Season 1. 92.5 Randy Nesbit, 19802. 90.2 John DeBrosse, 1968 3. 89.3 Travis Cantrell, 20024. 88.5 Chuck Cordell, 1973 5. 86.7 Herwig Baumann, 19666. 86.1 Jimmy Tharpe, 1985 7. 86.0 Todd Holstein, 1990 8. 85.7 Abe Hodges, 19939. 84.7 Jimmy Tharpe, 1984 84.7 Ed Conroy, 1988

Free Throw Percentage in a Career 1. 85.0 Chuck Cordell, 1972-742. 84.4 Travis Cantrell, 1999-023. 83.4 Jimmy Tharpe, 1983-864. 83.0 Todd Holstein, 1990-925. 82.5 Herwig Baumann, 1964-66 82.5 Randy Nesbit, 1978-80 7. 81.5 Ed Conroy, 1986-89 8. 81.3 John DeBrosse, 1966-689. 80.3 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-83 10. 80.1 Jerry Hirsch, 1968-70

Noteworthy GamesGame Season Opponent Score1 1901 College of Charleston 7-25100 1924 Furman 16-28200 1930 Furman 25-52300 1937 Erskine 23-24400 1942 Erskine 35-36500 1949 Wake Forest 36-57600 1954 Furman 63-91700 1958 VMI 77-63800 1963 West Virginia 61-86900 1967 Georgia Southern 78-791000 1971 Furman 90-801100 1975 Clemson 75-1061200 1979 Western Carolina 78-541300 1983 College of Charleston 50-631400 1986 Appalachian State 55-651500 1990 Dayton 76-971600 1993 Marshall 68-521700 1997 VMI 76-861800 2001 Coastal Carolina 60-681900 2004 Western Carolina 42-71 1938 2005 Appalachian State 59-68

Win Season Opponent Score1 1913 College of Charleston 24-2150 1921 Furman 31-21100 1927 Wofford 41-23200 1939 South Carolina 40-37300 1956 Newberry 82-78400 1965 George Washington 69-68500 1974 Appalachian State 77-76600 1983 Western Carolina 83-80700 1992 Barton 77-60800 2001 Limestone 78-72857 2005 East Tennessee State 80-76

Top Crowds to See The CitadelAtt. Site Opponent Year Score19,207 Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina 1990-91 50-11817,143 Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina 1991-92 58-9717,503 College Park, MD Maryland 2002-03 49-9716,985 Bloomington, IN Indiana 1973-74 55-7415,500 Nashville, TN Vanderbilt 1978-79 63-7815,300 Lawrence, KS Kansas 1986-87 71-7412,487 Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1971-72 49-10511,769 Dayton, OH Dayton 1989-90 76-9711,666 Charlotte,NC North Carolina 1979-80 40-5111,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1979-80 35-5711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1981-82 44-5411,666 Charlotte, NC North Carolina 1981-82 46-6711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1982-83 47-5711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1983-84 49-50


Season Free Throw Percentage LeadersYear Player G FTM FTA PCT1957 Dick Wherry 25 126 183 68.8 1958 Teddy Weeks 27 40 56 71.41959 Ray Graves 20 43 62 69.41960 Ray Graves 23 80 103 77.71961 Dan Howe 25 47 64 73.41962 Keith Stowers 23 70 93 75.31963 Larry Hitchcock 23 43 53 81.21964 Jim McCurdy 20 62 82 75.61965 Jim McCurdy 24 81 108 75.01966 Herwig Baumann 23 91 105 86.71967 John DeBrosse 24 41 49 83.61968 John DeBrosse 25 37 41 90.21969 Willie Taylor 25 149 187 79.71970 Jerry Hirsch 24 71 88 80.71971 Ben Ledbetter 24 66 80 82.51972 Cal Hayslip 25 63 82 76.81973 Chuck Cordell 26 69 78 88.5 1974 Greg Weber 23 65 89 73.01975 Don Server 17 39 47 83.01976 Mike Ange 24 43 55 78.21977 Rick Swing 27 108 135 80.01978 Mike Ange 25 56 67 83.61979 Rick Swing 27 81 102 79.41980 Randy Nesbit 27 74 80 92.51981 Ed Cornwell 25 24 32 75.0 1982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 61 73 83.61983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 64 81 79.01984 Jimmy Tharpe 28 50 59 84.71985 Jimmy Tharpe 29 87 101 86.1 1986 Jimmy Tharpe 28 51 61 83.61987 Ed Conroy 28 51 63 81.01988 Ed Conroy 24 50 59 84.71989 Ed Conroy 28 67 81 82.71990 Todd Holstein 27 37 43 86.01991 Todd Holstein 28 70 85 82.41992 Reggie Jones 25 38 51 74.5 1993 Abe Hodges 23 24 28 87.51994 Augustus McDowell 27 27 36 75.01995 Noy Castillo 27 32 38 84.21996 Noy Castillo 25 68 83 81.91997 Jamie Jenkins 27 47 57 82.51998 Jamie Jenkins 27 70 86 81.41999 Travis Cantrell 27 31 37 83.82000 Michael Joseph 29 45 55 81.82001 Travis Cantrell 28 67 80 83.72002 Travis Cantrell 29 92 103 89.32003 Clyde Wormley 28 38 50 76.02004 Max Mombollet 28 71 92 77.2 2005 Dante Terry 26 13 16 81.3

Annual AttendanceYear Home – Avg. Away – Avg. Total – Avg.1973 – 74 20,370 – 1,567 44,140 – 4,013 64,510 – 2,6881974 – 75 15,850 – 1,585 36,125 – 3,613 51,975 – 2,5991975 – 76 34,055 – 2,128 42,155 – 3,832 76,210 – 2,8231976 – 77 25,620 – 1,601 34,005 – 3,091 59,625 – 2,2081977 – 78 20,675 – 1,216 40,750 – 4,075 61,425 – 2,2751978 – 79 42,150 – 2,634 59,460 – 5,405 101,610 – 3,7631979 – 80 26,530 – 1,769 62,435 – 5,203 88,965 – 3,2951980 – 81 17,430 – 1,245 40,142 – 3,345 57,572 – 2,2141981 – 82 19,169 – 1,475 68,103 – 4,540 87,272 – 3,1171982 – 83 18,208 – 1,300 66,720 – 4,766 84,928 – 3,0331983 – 84 16,696 – 1,284 72,733 – 4,848 89,429 – 3,1931984 – 85 18,319 – 1,409 75,936 – 4,746 94,255 – 3,2501985 – 86 17,551 – 1,097 46,274 – 3,856 63,825 – 2,2791986 – 87 17,218 – 1,324 70,869 – 4,725 88,087 – 3,1461987 – 88 12,057 – 1,005 65,756 – 4,384 77,813 – 2,7791988 – 89 13,381 – 1,115 62,733 – 4,826 76,114 – 3,0451989 – 90 38,075 – 2,380 62,560 – 5,213 100,635 – 3,5941990 – 91 20,960 – 1,310 64,437 – 5,370 85,397 – 3,0501991 – 92 19,405 – 1,492 75,182 – 5,783 98,160 – 3,5051992 – 93 14,615 – 1,329 54,871 – 3,429 69,486 – 2,5741993 – 94 37,757 – 2,697 48,789 – 3,753 86,546 – 3,2051994 – 95 16,736 – 1,395 51,361 – 3,951 78,735 – 2,9161995 – 96 24,258 – 1,866 32,897 – 3,290 81,148 – 3,1211996 – 97 26,856 – 1,790 32,178 – 2,682 59,034 – 2,1861997 – 98 23,251 – 1,661 42,946 – 3,579 71,349 – 2,548 1998 – 99 20,294 – 1,450 38,463 – 3,068 60,404 – 2,2371999 – 00 19,121 – 1,471 29,123 – 2,648 54,984 – 1,8962000 – 01 28,675 – 2,048 33,434 – 3,039 66,159 – 2,3632001 – 02 28,828 – 2,059 40,315 – 3,360 77,153 – 2,6602002 – 03 27,555 – 1,837 53,960 – 4,497 83,946 – 2,9982003 – 04 22,212 – 1,388 30,054 – 2,732 54,481 – 1,9462004 – 05 23,392 – 1,671 37,961 – 2,711 61,353 – 2,191

Top Home CrowdsAtt. Opponent Date Score6,000 College of Charleston 2-6-99 39-606,000 South Carolina 2-20-97 55-856,000 Duke 1-16-91 50-835,907 College of Charleston 2-10-94 49-515,854 College of Charleston 1-11-90 58-815,822 South Carolina 12-5-00 71-745,675 College of Charleston 1-25-96 69-765,563 College of Charleston 2-12-01 62-58

Yearly Scoring Leaders1958(Won 16, Lost 11) Player Avg. Art Musselman 15.7 Dick Wherry 12.7 Ray Graves 12.6 Teddy Weeks 7.4 Bob Blackledge 7.2

1959(Won 15, Lost 5) Player Avg. Art Musselman 16.1 Dick Wherry 13.7 Dick Jones 10.8 Ray Graves 9.2 Bob Blackledge 6.3

1960(Won 15, Lost 8) Player Avg. Art Musselman 17.7 Ray Graves 16.8 Dick Jones 14.1 Gary Daniels 10.8 Dick Wherry 7.3

1961(Won 17, Lost 8) Player Avg. Gary Daniels 23.2 Dick Jones 16.1 Keith Stowers 10.2 Jerry Buchanan 6.8 Charlie Madrazo 5.5

1962(Won 8, Lost 15) Player Avg. Gary Daniels 23.9 Keith Stowers 12.9 Charlie Madrazo 8.5 Mike West 8.2 Wayne Isaacs 7.0

1963(Won 3, Lost 20) Player Avg. Dick Martini 14.1 George Metkiff 10.3 Charlie Madrazo 10.2 Mike West 9.0 Larry Hitchcock 8.3

1970(Won 8, Lost 16) Player Avg. Jerry Hirsch 19.6 Lou Meckstroth 11.9 Willie Taylor 11.7 Ben Ledbetter 9.6 Mike Ruddle 7.1

1971(Won 13, Lost 12)Player Avg. Ben Ledbetter 13.3 John Sutor 11.8 Lou Meckstroth 10.3 Mike Ruddle 9.9 Steve Fishel 9.4

1972(Won 12, Lost 13) Player Avg. Steve Fishel 14.9 Oscar Scott 12.4 John Sutor 11.8 Lou Meckstroth 11.7 Jim Below 7.2

1973(Won 11, Lost 15) Player Avg. Steve Fishel 18.3 Chuck Cordell 15.3 Oscar Scott 11.2 Greg Weber 7.5 Richard Johnson 5.4 Mike Morris 5.4

1974(Won 10, Lost 14) Player Avg. Rodney McKeever 15.0 Arthur McGriff 11.0 Chuck Cordell 10.8 Greg Weber 10.7 Richard Johnson 7.1

1975(Won 5, Lost 15) Player Avg. Rodney McKeever 23.0 Richard Johnson 10.5 Mike Ange 9.9 Rick Barger 9.5 Ricky Day 8.5

1982(Won 14, Lost 14) Player Avg. Felipe de las Pozas 13.5 Louie Gilbert 13.0 Greer Huguley 9.8 Wells Holland 8.9 Gerald Toney 8.2

1983(Won 12, Lost 16) Player Avg. Felipe de las Pozas 16.5 Regan Truesdale 13.1 Louie Gilbert 8.7 Gerald Toney 7.2 Shawn Brown 6.3

1984(Won 14, Lost 14) Player Avg. Regan Truesdale 22.0 Patrick Elmore 10.6 Don Matthews 7.7 Al Sheppard 7.1 John Sterling 6.8

1985(Won 18, Lost 11) Player Avg. Regan Truesdale 21.5 Jimmy Tharpe 10.3 Craig Bardo 9.2 Craig Burgess 8.7 Don Matthews 7.5

1986(Won 10, Lost 18) Player Avg. Craig Bardo 16.5 Kent Hill 13.8 Craig Burgess 13.4 John Hartwell 8.7 Leon Bryant 7.5

1987(Won 13, Lost 15) Player Avg. Craig Burgess 17.6 Craig Bardo 14.4 Leon Bryant 10.0 Kent Hill 9.3 Ed Conroy 8.1

1994(Won 11, Lost 17) Player Avg. David Stevens 13.3 Reggie Jones 13.3 Terry Campbell 10.3 Moncrief Michael 8.8 Augustus McDowell 7.4

1995(Won 11, Lost 16) Player Avg. Moncrief Michael 13.8 Noy Castillo 13.8 Matt Newman 10.3 Reggie Jones 8.3 Chad Leonard 7.3

1996(Won 10, Lost 16) Player Avg. Jamie Jenkins 15.3 Noy Castillo 14.0 Matt Newman 12.5 Virgil Stevens 11.0 Kirill Misyuchenko 7.6

1997(Won 13, Lost 14) Player Avg. Virgil Stevens 14.4 Matt Newman 12.7 Jamie Jenkins 11.6 Noy Castillo 11.0 Kirill Misyuchenko 8.9

1998(Won 15, Lost 13) Player Avg. Jamie Jenkins 14.7 Virgil Stevens 13.3 Matt Newman 10.4 Kirill Misyuchenko 6.5 Ryan Sears 6.4

1999(Won 9, Lost 18) Player Avg. Alan Puckett 9.0 Rod Shiver 8.8 Ryan Sears 8.4 Jerald Freeman 8.0 Travis Cantrell 6.6

Score Margin Opponent Year 117-100 +17 Chattanooga 1972 115-88 +27 UNC-Wilmington 1975 114-57 +57 Toccoa Falls 1999 113-80 +33 Benedict 1987 112-75 +37 Indiana State 1989 112-85 +27 Coker 1985 112-90 +22 Fla. Presbyterian 1972 111-93 +18 Coker 1986 109-90 +19 Mississippi 1971 108-77 +31 Newberry 1984 108-62 +46 Erskine 1965 107-105 +2 USC-Aiken 1982 107-92 +15 Baptist 1975 106-101 +5 Western Carolina 1984 106-112 -6 Campbell 1976 105-97 +8 Western Carolina 2002105-48 +57 Piedmont 1989 105-54 +51 Piedmont 1984 105-75 +30 Ferrum 2001 105-91 +14 East Carolina 1967 103-52 +51 Anderson 1997 103-61 +42 Piedmont 1979 102-85 +17 Wofford 1969 102-101 +1 Youngstown State 1991 102-53 +49 St. Mary’s (MD) 1996 101-49 + 52 Emory 1994 101-88 +13 Newberry 1982101-108 -7 V.M.I. 1975 100-73 +27 Savannah State 1989 100-80 +20 Marshall 1989 100-72 +28 Tenn. Wesleyan 1971 100-60 +40 Florida State 1960

Score Margin Opponent Year 67-154 -87 Furman 1955 54-125 -71 Paris Island Marines 1955

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1964(Won 11, Lost 10) Player Avg. Larry Hitchcock 14.8 Clem Hartley 14.1 Jim McCurdy 13.9 Dick Martini 12.2 Mike West 10.6

1965(Won 13, Lost 11) Player Avg. Herwig Baumann 14.9 Clem Hartley 14.1 Dick Martini 13.7 Jim McCurdy 13.6 Danny Mohr 7.5

1966(Won 7, Lost 16) Player Avg. Herwig Baumann 18.5 Danny Mohr 15.7 Doug Bridges 12.6 John DeBrosse 10.8 Bob Cauthen 6.3

1967(Won 8, Lost 16) Player Avg. John DeBrosse 14.4 Danny Mohr 13.8 Pat Conroy 12.0 Al Kroboth 10.0 Doug Bridges 9.2

1968(Won 11, Lost 14) Player Avg. Tee Hooper 15.8 Doug Bridges 15.2 Willie Taylor 11.4 John DeBrosse 11.1 Al Kroboth 10.6

1969(Won 13, Lost 12) Player Avg. Tee Hooper 17.3 Willie Taylor 14.9 Jerry Hirsch 13.8 Al Kroboth 13.0 Ben Ledbetter 9.4

1976(Won 10, Lost 17) Player Avg. Rodney McKeever 20.5 Mike Ange 10.7 Richard Johnson 10.4 Chris Davis 10.1 Ricky Day 7.3

1977(Won 8, Lost 19) Player Avg. Rick Swing 16.6 Bob Jacobs 10.8 Robert Hoak 7.9 Tom Slawson 7.6 Chris Davis 7.1

1978(Won 8, Lost 19) Player Avg. Rick Swing 13.33 Randy Nesbit 13.32 Tom Slawson 12.5 Robert Hoak 9.2 Mike Ange 6.2

1979(Won 20, Lost 7)Player Avg. Tom Slawson 17.1 Rick Swing 16.0 Randy Nesbit 11.6 Dale French 8.6 Wade Moore 6.1

1980(Won 14, Lost 13) Player Avg. Tom Slawson 15.4 Randy Nesbit 12.4 Mark Cartwright 8.6 Wade Moore 6.3 Greer Huguley 5.7

1981(Won 9, Lost 17)Player Avg. Wells Holland 10.8 Greer Huguley 9.7 Wade Moore 9.2 Felipe de las Pozas 8.8 Louie Gilbert 8.6

1988(Won 8, Lost 20)Player Avg. Kent Hill 14.4 Leon Bryant 13.8 Ed Conroy 9.7 Shelton Campbell 6.7 James Stevens 6.6

1989(Won 16, Lost 12) Player Avg. Patrick Elmore 18.0 Leon Bryant 13.8 Ed Conroy 10.9 Ted Mosay 10.1 Johnny Smith 9.5

1990(Won 12, Lost 16) Player Avg. Patrick Elmore 20.8 Ted Mosay 10.6 Ryan Nesbit 9.5 Aaron Nichols 8.9 Johnny Smith 8.6

1991(Won 6, Lost 22) Player Avg. Ted Mosay 17.5 Aaron Nichols 15.0 Todd Holstein 9.8 Lamar Wright 8.3 Scott VanSchaardenburg 7.1

1992(Won 10, Lost 18) Player Avg. Andre Harris 14.8 Robert Dalley 11.0 Todd Holstein 9.3 Terry Campbell 7.4 Lamar Wright 6.4

1993(Won 10, Lost 17) Player Avg. Andre Harris 10.5 Lamar Wright 9.4 Terry Campbell 9.4 Reggie Jones 9.3 David Stevens 8.6

2000(Won 9, Lost 20) Player Avg. Alan Puckett 12.3 Cliff Washburn 9.6 Travis Cantrell 8.9 Michael Joseph 7.7 Mike Roy 6.4

2001(Won 16, Lost 12)Player Avg.Travis Cantrell 12.7Alan Puckett 10.6Cliff Washburn 10.3Michael Joseph 8.0Romas Krywonis 6.4

2002(Won 17, Lost 12)Player Ave.Travis Cantrell 16.6Michael Joseph 12.1Cliff Washburn 10.6Alan Puckett 7.4Gregg Jones 6.3

2003(Won 8, Lost 20)Player Ave.Max Mombollet 12.0Clyde Wormley 9.5Michael Joseph 9.0Kevin Hammack 7.5Gregg Jones 7.3

2004(Won 6, Lost 22)Player Ave.Dante Terry 11.3Max Mombollet 9.7Kevin Hammack 9.7J’mel Everhart 7.4Erick Wilson 6.7

2005(Won 12, Lost 16)Player Ave.Warren McLendon 12.8Kevin Hammack 12.1Donny McLendon 12.0J’mel Everhart 9.4Travis Smith 6.5

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78-121 -43 Marshall 1988 76-121 -45 South Carolina 1956 65-121 -56 Gibbes AAU 1955 50-118 -68 North Carolina 1991 67-117 -50 Presbyterian 1956 93-116 -23 Virginia Tech 1962 81-115 -34 Georgia Southern 2005 70-114 -44 Clemson 1956 72-114 -42 Furman 1954 85-113 -28 Rhode Island 1988 63-113 -50 Presbyterian 1956 61-112 -51 South Carolina 1996 106-112 -6 Campbell 1976 98-112 -14 Richmond 1963 68-112 -44 Furman 1956 81-111 -30 East Carolina 1975 74-108 -34 Weber State 1992 69-108 -39 Duke 1990 69-108 -39 Pennsylvania 1977101-108 -7 V.M.I. 1975 89-108 -19 Richmond 1969 88-107 -19 East Tenn. State 1992 67-107 -40 Alabama 1992 67-107 -40 Roanoke 1970 82-107 -25 Georgia Southern 1965 68-107 -39 Furman 1953 77-106 -29 Furman 1978 75-106 -31 Clemson 1975 59-106 -47 North Carolina 196971-106 -35 V.M.I. 1963 73-106 -33 Presbyterian 1954 68-105 -37 Chattanooga 1995 78-105 -27 Marshall 1988 107-105 +2 USC-Aiken 1982 49-105 -56 UCLA 1972 59-105 -46 N.C. State 1970 83-105 -22 Auburn 1967 51-104 -53 North Carolina 1986 95-104 -9 Furman 1979 81-104 -23 Xavier, Ohio 1966 73-103 -30 Pennsylvania 1978 75-103 -28 N.C. State 1976 47-103 -56 Virginia Tech 1956 92-102 -10 Davidson 1985 85-102 -17 Clemson 1967 75-102 -27 East Tenn. State 1966 102-101 +1 Youngstown State 1991 117-100 +17 Chattanooga 1972

Southern Conference AwardsCoach-of-the-Year (Anton Foy Award)Norm Sloan, 1957Les Robinson, 1979Randy Nesbit, 1989

SoCon Coaches Coach-of-the-YearRandy Nesbit, 1989

Player-of-the-Year (Malcolm U. Pitt Award)Rodney McKeever, 1976Regan Truesdale, 1984Regan Truesdale, 1985

All-SoCon First Team (voted by media)Gary Daniels, 1961Gary Daniels, 1962John Sutor, 1972Steve Fishel, 1973Rodney McKeever, 1975Rodney McKeever, 1976Rick Swing, 1979Regan Truesdale, 1984Regan Truesdale, 1985Patrick Elmore, 1990Ted Mosay, 1991

All-SoCon Second Team (voted by media)Herwig Baumann, 1966Tee Hooper, 1969Ben Ledbetter, 1971Steve Fishel, 1972Rodney McKeever, 1974Rick Swing, 1977Randy Nesbit, 1979Tom Slawson, 1979Tom Slawson, 1980Randy Nesbit, 1980Felipe de las Pozas, 1983Craig Burgess, 1987Patrick Elmore, 1989Jamie Jenkins, 1998Travis Cantrell, 2002

All-SoCon (voted by coaches)Patrick Elmore, 1990Ted Mosay, 1991Reggie Jones, 1994Moncrief Michael, 1995Noy Castillo, 1996Jamie Jenkins, 1998

All-Freshman TeamLeon Bryant, 1986Aaron Nichols, 1990Lamar Wright, 1991Moncrief Michael, 1994Matt Newman, 1995Virgil Stevens, 1996

Honors & Awards All-Time LettermenAnge, Mike ’75-76-77-78 (9.9, 10.7, 5.2, 6.2) Virginia Beach, VAAtkinson, Jim ’73 (0.0) Mullins, SC Ballard, Al ’56 Asheville, NC Bardo, Craig ’85-86-87 (9.2, 16.5, 14.4) Carbondale, IL Barger Rick ’74-75-76 (4.1, 9.5, 3.3) Columbia, SC Baumann, Herwig ’64-65-66 (4.8, 14.9, 18.5) Dayton, OH Bell, Larry ’74-75 (2.8, 1.9) Crisfield, MD Below, Jim ’71-72 (4.0, 7.2) West Palm Beach, FL Bishop, James ’88-89 (1.9, 1.1) Darlington, SC Blackledge, Bob ’57-58-59 (4.5, 7.2, 6.3) Fort Wayne, IN Bornhorst, Dave ’68 (0.0) Piqua, OH Braggs, Boikai ’91, ’93 (2.1, 0.3) Darlington, SC Bridges, Doug ’66-67-68 (12.6, 8.4, 15.2) Raleigh, SC Brown, Shawn ’82-83-84-85 (4.9, 6.3, 6.3, 6.6) Charleston, SC Bryant, Leon ’87-88-89 (7.5, 10.0, 12.4,13.8) Hampton, SC Buchanan, Jerry ’58-59-60-61 (2.0, 2.5, 2.4, 6.8) Charleston, SC Burgess, Craig ’84-85-86-87 (3.3, 8.7, 13.4, 17.6) Lake City, SC Burns, Marshall ’93-94 (1.6, 0.2) Charleston, SC Campbell, Shelton ’88 (6.7) Charleston, SC Campbell, Terry ’91-92-93-94 (5.8, 7.4, 9.4, 10.3) Camden, SC Cantrell, Travis ’99-00 -01-02 (6.6, 8.9,12.7, 16.6) Floyd, VA Cartwright, Mark ’79-80 (5.0, 8.6) Bakersfield, CACastillo, Noy ’94-95-96-97 (3.0, 13.8, 14.0, 11.0) New Albany, INCathcart, Jim ’54 Chatham, NJ Cauthen, Rob ’66-67-68 (6.3, 1.2, 1.5) Rock Hill, SC Connor, Greg ’67-68-69 (5.6, 3.3, 4.4) Morris, IL Conroy, Ed ’86-87-88-89 (3.2, 8.1, 9.7, 10.9) Davenport, IO Conroy, Pat ’65-66-67 (5.3, 4.6, 11.8) Beaufort, SC Cordell, Chuck ’72-73-74 (3.0, 15.3, 10.8) Marion, SC Cornwell, Ed ’79-80-81 (0.9, 0.7, 4.1) Charleston, SC Crafton, Trevor ’99 (3.9) Hanover, IN Creech, Dennis ’71 (1.1) Charleston, SC Cunningham, Jackie ’95 (2.1) Shelby, NC Dalley, Robert ’88-89-90 & ’92 (5.5, 3.2, 8.5, 11.0) Surrey, England Damon, Chuck ’76 (4.5, 3.2) Grand Rapids, MI Daniels, Gary ’60-61-62 (10.8, 23.2, 23.9) Canton, OH Davis, Chris ’76-77-78-79 (10.1, 7.1, 5.8, 6.1) Kershaw, SC Davis, Matt ’03-04-05 (3.5, 3.0) Dallas, TXDay, Ricky ’74-75-76-77 (5.3, 8.5, 7.3, 3.3) Charleston, SC DeBrosse, John ’66-67-68 (10.8, 14.4, 11.1) Piqua, OH De Groote, Cory ’92 (1.8) Terre Haute, IN de las Pozas, Felipe ’80-81-82-83 (3.3, 8.8, 13.5, 16.5) Miami, FL Dicks, Dale ’78 (0.4) Lake City, SC Driver, Bob ’54-55 Jacksonville, FL Earls, Reno ’96 (6.0) Gainesville, GA Edgington, Al ’72-73 (1.3, 0.0) Findlay, OH Ellison, Morton ’55 Charleston, SC Elliott, Bob ’58-59-60-61 (0.3, 3.6, 1.8, -) Morganfield, KY Elmore, Patrick ’84, ’89-90 (10.6, 18.0, 20.8) Ridgeville, SC Everhart, J’mel ’04-05 (8.4, 7.3) Tyler, TXFerris, Bob ’73-74 (0.8, 1.1) Lompac, CA Fishel, Steve ’71-72-73 (9.4, 14.9, 18.3) Monticello, IN Fiske, Bill ’54-55, Miami, FL Ford, Al ’82 (0.8) Sumter, SC Fowler, Kelvin ’04 (1.3, 0.9) Garland, TX

Ledbetter, Ben ’69-70-71 (9.4, 9.6, 13.3) Charlestown, IN Leonard, Chad ’93-94-95 (3.0, 5.8, 7.3) Bethesda, MD London, Julian ’95-96-97-98 (2.7, 4.3, 1.1, 0.4) Greensboro, NC Lorin, Henry ’76 (2.0) Utica, MI MacDonald, Glenn ’73 (3.3) Wilmington, OH Madrazo, Charlie ’61-62-63 (5.5, 8.5, 10.2) Harrison, NY Martini, Dick ’63-64-65 (14.1, 12.2, 13.7) Passaic, NJ Mathis, Jimmy ’76 (2.4) Charleston, SC Matthew, Don ’83-84-85 (2.3, 7.7, 7.5) Panama City, FL McCurdy, Jim ’64-65 (13.9, 13.6) Avalon, PA McDonald, Mickey ’55-56-57 (-, 7.0, -) Miami, FL McDowell, Augustus ’91-92-93-94 (2.6, 6.3, 3.9, 7.4) Goldsboro, NC McGriff, Arthur ’74 (11.0) Lakeland, GA McKeever, Rodney ’74-75-76 (15.0, 23.0, 20.5) Charleston, SC McLendon, Donny ’05 (12.0, 3.5) Dublin, GAMcLendon, Warren ’05 (12.8, 6.7) Dublin, GAMcQueeney, Billy ’96-97-98 (0.0, 0.3) Charleston, SC Meade, Dick ’62 (2.2) London, OH Meckstroth, Lou ’70-71-72 (11.9, 10.3, 11.7) Lima, OH Michael, Moncrief ’94-95 (8.8, 13.8) Charlotte, NC Milford, Kenny ’00 -01-02-03 (3.4,2.1, 3.4) Charleston, SC Miller, Andy ’03-04-05 (1.5, 2.4) Pittsburgh, PAMisyuchenko, Kirill ’96-97-98 (7.6, 8.9, 6.5) West Hartford, CT Mohr, Danny ’65-66-67 (7.5, 15.7, 13.3) Wilmington, SC Moiten, Dave ’56 St. Augustine, FL Mombollet, Max ’01-02-03-04 (8.0, 5.3) Central African RepublicMoore, Wade ’78-79-80-81 (4.3, 6.1, 6.3, 9.2) Florence, SC Morris, Mike ’71-72-73 (1.7, 3.0, 5.4) St. Marys, WV Morrison, Greg ’75 (7.4) Willshire, OH Mosay, Ted ’88-89-90-91 (5.0, 10.1, 10.6, 17.5) Elizabeth, PA Musselman, Art ’57-58-59-60 (13.8, 15.7, 16.1, 17.7) Huntington, INNelson, Demetrius ’05 (2.6, 2.1) John’s Island, SC Nesbit, Randy ’78-79-80 (12.3, 11.6, 12.4) Sutersville, PA Nesbit, Ryan ’87-88-89-90 (4.3, 5.8, 5.9, 9.5) Sutersville, PA Newman, Matt ’95-96-97-98 (10.3, 12.5, 12.7, 10.4) Doylestown, OH Nichols, Aaron ’90-91 (8.9, 15.0) Cincinnati, OH Olalere, Augustine ’91 (0.0) Lagos, Nigeria Olsen, David ’96 (3.0) Louisville, KY Omerod, Kip ’61-62 (2.6, 3.4) Fort Wayne, IN Orrell, George ’54 Hazelton, PA Paone, Ed ’80-82-83 (2.2, 2.0, 2.3) Ocean City, NJ Parks, T.J. ’79-80 (1.6, 2.7) Tucumcari, NM Patton, Bryan ’97-98-99 (3.9, 4.7, 2.8) Cleveland, OH Plum, Andy ’93 (2.5) Mason, OH Poole, Kevin ’96 (0.7) Fort Clayton, Panama Puckett, Alan ’99-00 -01 -02 (9.0, 12.3,10.6, 7.4) Hot Springs, ARJohan Rat ’97-98-99 (0.3, 1.4, 2.4) Paris, France Rebber, Danny ’61 (-) Seymour, IN Records, Jerry ’57-58-59-60 (8.0, 4.9, 1.5, -) Columbia, IN Rieker, Mike ’71 (1.9) Findlay, OH Roberts, Mike ’94 (1.5) Malvern, PA Rodgers, John ’75-76-77 (4.3, 1.8, 3.4) Pine Brook, NJ Roulston, Bill ’88 (1.6) Summerville, SC Roy, Mike ’98-99-00 -01(4.2, 6.1, 6.4,6.1) Meredith, NH Ruddle, Mike ’70-71 (7.1, 9.9) Fairfield, OH Russell, Tonny ’70 (3.9) Jackson, TN


Alan Puckett, 1999Rod Shiver, 1999J’mel Everhart, 2004Warren McLendon, 2005

All-Tournament First TeamArt Musselman, 1959Gary Daniels, 1961Rick Swing, 1979Regan Truesdale, 1985

All-Tournament Second TeamJake Burrows, 1940John Shumate, 1943Ray Graves, 1959Dick Jones, 1961Gary Daniels, 1962Doug Bridges, 1967Ben Ledbetter, 1971Chuck Cordell, 1974Rodney McKeever, 1976Rick Swing, 1977Randy Nesbit, 1979Tom Slawson, 1979Felipe de las Pozas, 1982Felipe de las Pozas, 1983Regan Truesdale, 1983Craig Burgess, 1987Patrick Elmore, 1989Jamie Jenkins, 1999

Player-of-the-WeekBen Ledbetter (3), 1971Rick Swing (11), 1977Tom Slawson (1), 1979Rick Swing (5), 1979Tom Slawson (12), 1979Regan Truesdale (8), 1983Regan Truesdale (6), 1984Regan Truesdale (9), 1984Regan Truesdale (1), 1985Regan Truesdale (2), 1985Regan Truesdale (8), 1985Kent Hill (3), 1986Kent Hill (8), 1986Leon Bryant (4), 1987Kent Hill (12), 1988Patrick Elmore (10), 1989Patrick Elmore (6), 1990Patrick Elmore (11), 1990Terry Campbell (2), 1994Moncrief Michael (10), 1995Matt Newman (12), 1995Noy Castillo (7), 1996Matt Newman (5), 1997Jamie Jenkins (7), 1998Cliff Washburn (2), 2001Alan Puckett (5), 2001Warren McLendon (4), 2005

Fralinger, Al ’54, Bridgeton, SC Frazier, Victor ’84 (1.9) Hilton Head, SC Freeman, Jerald ’98-99 (3.6, 8.0) N. Charleston, SC French, Dale ’76-77-78-79 (2.6, 6.2, 5.8, 8.6) Lebanon, IN Gau, Tom ’69 (0.9) Cincinnati, OH Gayewski, Gerry ’56 Hunlocks Creek, PA Gilbert, Louie ’80-81-82-83 (3.7, 8.6, 13.0, 8.7) Lawrenceburg, KY Glad, David ’95-96 (0.3, 0.9) Leavenworth, KS Gochnauer, Matt ’04-05 (0.9, 1.9) James Island, SCGowdown, Dan ’95 (4.5) Dayton, OH Graves, Ray ’57-58-59-60 (10.0, 12.6, 9.2, 16.8) St. Mary’s, OH Hammack, Kevin ’03-04-05 (9.8, 2.8, 4.2) Pumphrey, MDHancock, Ward ’55-56 Palatka, FL Hanna, Ron ’56 New Kensington, PA Harmening, Dick ’55-56 (10.3, 13.0) Greenfield, IN Harris, Andre ’90-91-92-93 (3.1, 6.0, 14.8, 10.5) Greenville, SC Hartley, Clem ’64-65 (5.9, 14.1) Portsmouth, OH Hartwell, John ’84-85-86-87 (2.2, 5.7, 8.7, 5.0) Mobile, AL Hayslip, Cal ’71-72 (6.0, 7.0) Spartanburg, SC Heyward, Wendell ’99 (2.0) Charleston, SC Hill, Hoke ’70 (3.7) Hartwell, GA Hill, Kent ’85-86-87-88 (2.4, 13.8, 9.3, 14.4) Newberry, SC Hines, William ’99 (2.4) Jacksonville, FL Hirsch, Jerry ’68-69-70 (5.2, 13.8, 19.6) Oceanside, NY Hitchcock, Larry ’62-63-64 (5.7, 8.3, 14.8) Richmond, IN Hoak, Robert ’77-78 (7.9, 9.2) Woodberry Forest, VA Hodges, Abe ’91-92-93 (0.9, 1.3, 3.0) Tallahassee, FL Holland, Wells ’79-80-81-82 (2.8, 3.0, 10.8, 8.9) Aiken, SC Holstein, Todd ’90-91-92 (6.3, 9.8, 9.3) Fairfield, OH Hooper, Tee ’67-68-69 (7.2, 15.8, 17.3) Greenville, SC Howe, Dan ’61 (12.1) Fort Wayne, IN Huguley, Greer ’80-81-82-83 (5.7, 9.7, 9.8, 5.1) Greenville, SC Humphries, Chip ’95 (0.3) Sumter, SC Isaacs, Wayne ’62-63-64 (7.0, 6.7, 5.7) Newark, OH Ishie, Love ’92 (1.0) Lagos, Nigeria Jacobs, Bob ’77-78 (10.8, 4.6) Gosnell, AR James, Edward ’81 (0.9) Society Hill, SC Jemerson, Marlon ’92 (2.7) Charlestown, IN Jenkins, Jamie ’95-96-97-98 (5.6,15.3, 11.6, 14.7) Lenior, NC Johnson, Ben ’78 (2.2) Raleigh, SC Johnson, Richard ’73-74-75-76 (5.4, 7.1, 10.5, 10.7) Blue Island, IL Johnson, Robbie ’94 (0.2) Myrtle Beach, SC Jones, Dick ’58-59-60-61 (4.4, 10.8, 14.1, 16.1) Columbus, OH Jones, Gregg ’00-01-02-03 (4.3, 5.2, 6.3) Waldorf, MD Jones, Reggie ’92-93-94 (4.3, 9.4, 13.3) Beaufort, SC Jordan, Patrick ’01-2 (1.0, 0.7) Redwood City, CAJoseph, Michael ’00-01-02 (7.7,8.0, 12.1) Deerfield Beach, FL Kennedy, Brian ’67-68 (2.8, 1.8) Andover, MS Kiggans, Bob ’63-64-65 (6.4, 2.0, 4.3) Wellsville, OH Kinzig, Brian ’93-94 (0.2, 1.2), Pensacola, FL Kroboth, Al ’67-68-69 (10.0, 10.6, 13.0) Linden, NJ Krywonis, Romas ’00-01-02-03 (3.6,6.4, 5.0) Phoenix, MD Kunz, Jonathan ’96-97-98-99 (5.1, 2.9, 3.6, 3.8) Hampden, MELeForce, Jeff ’82-83 (0.4, 0.5) Charleston, SC

Saville, Bert ’56 Kinston, SC Sawyer, Richey ’87 (1.6) Baton Rouge, LA Schwarze, Bob ’56 Jersey City, NJ Scott, Oscar ’72-73 (12.4, 11.2) Charleston, SC Sears, Ryan ’96-97-98-99 (3.0, 4.3, 6.4, 8.4) Centerville, OHServer, Don ’75-76-77 (4.3, 1.9, 2.3) Hanover, IN Setzer, Sewell ’02 (0.3) Orlando, FLShaffrey, Chris ’82 (0.0) Huntington, WV Sheppard, Al ’84-85 (7.1, 4.0) Tampa, FL Shiver, Rod ’99 (8.8) Columbia, SC Shockley, Dick ’54 (16.3) Wilmington, DE Slawson, Tom ’77-78-79-80 (7.6, 12.5, 17.1, 14.5) Summerville, SC Smith, Johnny ’87-88-89-90 (2.5, 4.4, 9.5, 8.6) Walterboro, SC Smith, Kevin ’94 (0.6) Charleston, SC Smith, Travis ’05 (6.5, 1.3) Columbus, GASparling, Bud ’55-56 Miami, FL Spivey, Gill ’55-56 Charleston, SC Starkes, Xavier ’81-82 (1.2, 1.0) Columbia, SC Sterling, John ’82-83-84-85 (5.0, 5.0, 6.8) Greenville, SC Stevens, David ’93-94 (8.6, 13.3) Goose Creek, SC Stevens, Virgil ’96-97-98 (11.0, 14.4, 13.3) North Charleston, SC Stevens, James ’86-87-88-89 (2.2, 4.6, 6.6, 5.3) Latta, SC Stowers, Keith ’60-61-62 (1.3, 10.2, 12.9) Ironton, OH Sutor, John ’71-72 (11.8, 14.3) Philadelphia, PA Swing, Rick ’76-77-78-79 (7.0, 16.6, 13.3, 16.1) Frankfort, INTerry, Dante ’03-04-05 (6.3, 1.5) Virginia Beach, VA Theos, Jerry ’77 (0.6) Charleston, SC Tindal, Red ’54 Charleston, SC Tharpe, Jimmy ’83-84-85-86 (3.8, 6.1, 10.3, 6.8) Winter Haven, FL Thompson, Joseph ’04-05 (2.8, 1.5) Whiteville, NCTobias, Ben ’00-01-02-03 (0.9,2.1, 0.9) Oregon, OH Toney, Gerald ’81-82-83 (8.1, 8.2, 7.2) Darlington, SC Trimble, John ’75 (3.6) Hanover, IN Truesdale, Regan ’82-83-84-85 (2.3, 13.1, 22.0, 21.5) Heath Springs, SC Tucker, Terry ’79-80-81-82 (2.4, 3.1, 3.9, 0.7) Oak Lawn, IL VanSchaardenburg, Scott ’91-92-93 (7.1, 5.2, 7.7) Bridgman, MI Von Harten, Skeet ’54-55 Beaufort, SC Washburn, Cliff ’99-00-01-02 (6.0, 9.6, 10.3, 10.6) Shelby, NC Weber, Greg ’72-73-74 (3.3, 7.5, 10.7) Rossford, OH Weeks, Teddy ’56-57-58-59 (10.6, 16.3, 7.4, 4.3) Charleston, SC Wehmeister, George ’59-60-61 (4.9, 2.7, 5.1) Fort Wayne, IN West, Mike ’62-63-64 (8.2, 9.0, 10.6) Media, PA Westburg, Keith ’82 (0.8) Greenville, SC Wherry, Dick ’57-58-59-60 (16.1, 12.7, 13.7, 7.3) Columbus, OH White, Al ’54-55 Charleston, SC Williamson, Matt ’91-92 (1.0) Marietta, GA Wilson, Erick ’01-02-03 (2.5, 0.6) Omaha, NEWinkler, Nathan ’05 (0.0, 0.6) Boone, NCWormley, Clyde ’00-01-02-03 (3.1,2.7, 3.9) Columbus, GA Wright, Lamar ’91-92-93-94 (8.3, 6.4, 9.4, 6.0) Ft. Campbell, KYXia, Aaron ’04-05 (2.3, 2.5) Friendswood, TXYoung, Kedron ’02-03-04-05 (1.2, 0.5) Moncks Corner, SCZinsky, Bill ’67 (9.5) Glassboro, NJ

All-Time Results Listed by Year1900-01 (0-1)Manager: Cadet C. S. McCall7 College of Charleston 25

1902-1912 (no team)

1913 (2-3)Coach: J.G. Briggs16 YMCA 3024 College of Charleston 2117 College of Charleston 3128 College of Charleston 3033 YMCA 28

1914 (6-1)Coach: Hans Kangeter32 YMCA 3142 College of Charleston 1131 Newberry 2415 South Carolina 2433 Newberry 1734 YMCA 2749 College of Charleston 6

1915 (5-2)Coach: Hans Kangeter49 College of Charleston 2725 South Carolina 1722 Newberry 2423 Newberry 3848 YMCA 1858 College of Charleston 848 Clemson 20

1916 (4-2)Coach: Hans Kangeter30 College of Charleston 2541 College of Charleston 1127 Charleston Athletic Club 2525 South Carolina 2919 Newberry 2731 South Carolina 19

1917 (6-1)Coach: Harry O’Brien46 College of Charleston 748 Navy Yard Machinist Mates 1159 College of Charleston 1530 Charleston Athletic Club 1923 South Carolina 2623 Charleston Athletic Club 2041 South Carolina 17

1918 (0-1)Coach: Harry O’Brien15 College of Charleston 48

1919 (9-0)Coach: C.F. Myers37 West End 2533 Ashley Athletic Club 1534 West End 2932 Ashley Athletic Club 1426 Ft. Jackson 48th Inf. (ot) 25

1924 (2-8)Coach: C.F. Myers24 South Carolina 2613 Newberry 2027 Wofford 2018 South Carolina 2516 Newberry 3523 Presbyterian 3227 Wofford 1311 Furman 3910 Presbyterian 2316 Furman 28

1925 (11-2)Coach: C. F. Myers46 Standard Oil 1834 South Carolina 2934 Clemson 1838 Furman 3229 South Carolina 3227 Wofford 2544 Furman 3425 Clemson 2152 Presbyterian 3045 Wofford 2030 Mississippi* 2642 Birmingham Southern* 2424 Mercer* 31* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1926 (10-6)Coach: Locke Brown35 Parris Island Marines 1714 College of Charleston 1242 South Carolina 2435 Presbyterian 2838 Furman 2320 South Carolina 2826 Clemson 2330 Oglethorpe 2230 Chattanooga 3632 Mercer 3528 Wofford 3339 Davidson 3722 Furman 3237 Newberry* 1936 Furman* 2623 Mississippi* 41* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1927 (17-2)Coach: Benny Blatt45 Parris Island Marines 1925 Furman 3735 Newberry 2134 College of Charleston 2346 Presbyterian 2556 Oglethorpe 2650 Mercer 1446 Mercer 3238 Mercer 3341 Davidson 26

38 Wofford 1853 Presbyterian 4138 Presbyterian 3020 Furman 4331 South Carolina 3234 Newberry 2845 Wofford 2135 Clemson (ot) 3825 Furman 5246 Newberry 2850 College of Charleston 44

1931 (6-9)Coach: Johnny Douglas13 Erskine 3723 Erskine 2616 Wofford 2222 Furman 4549 Newberry 3430 College of Charleston 3222 South Carolina 1933 Newberry 2632 Wofford 2821 Furman 3534 Presbyterian (ot) 3932 Presbyterian 3322 Davidson 2140 College of Charleston 3726 College of Charleston 30

1932 (8-11)Coach: Johnny Douglas42 Jewish Alliance 2329 Stetson 3924 Stetson 2945 Rollins 2246 Rollins 1630 Sears 2824 Wofford 2024 Furman 2622 Stetson 2626 Newberry 3222 South Carolina 2427 Newberry 2914 Wofford 2212 Clemson 1711 Furman 2317 South Carolina 2532 Davidson 2131 College of Charleston 2536 College of Charleston 21

1933 (4-11)Coach: Johnny Douglas32 Parris Island Marines 2627 Parris Island Marines 2827 Jewish Alliance 2929 Wofford 3024 Newberry 4626 Erskine 2936 South Carolina 5730 Newberry 3730 Erskine 3352 Presbyterian 33

23 Erskine 2431 Newberry 3437 Davidson 4638 Clemson 4439 Wofford 2434 Davidson 4628 Furman 4418 Wake Forest 4241 College of Charleston 3532 College of Charleston 2731 Presbyterian 3027 South Carolina 4832 South Carolina 34

1938 (13-5)Coach: Rock Norman37 Furman 1731 South Carolina 2128 Erskine 2431 Wofford 3337 Presbyterian 1845 Newberry 3133 Davidson 2933 Wake Forest 4529 North Carolina State 4328 Clemson 2639 South Carolina 2739 Wofford 3528 Davidson 2635 Clemson 4758 Newberry 4544 Presbyterian 3043 Maryland 4546 Furman 36

1939 (14-5)Coach: Rock Norman37 Duke 4939 Richmond 2435 George Washington 4648 Catholic 3732 Furman 2840 South Carolina (ot) 3744 Wofford 3243 Newberry 3639 Presbyterian 3732 Davidson 4642 Clemson 3850 South Carolina 3831 Wofford 2356 Furman 3445 Davidson 3036 Clemson 5149 Newberry 4855 Presbyterian 39*38 North Carolina State 40* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (Raleigh, NC)

1940 (8-9)Coaches: Rock Norman & Ben Parker30 Furman 2440 Erskine 3833 South Carolina 2740 Duke 5136 at North Carolina 3836 Presbyterian 3839 Wofford# 4536 William & Mary* 35

37 Duke* 5641 Lemoco 3437 South Carolina 2338 at South Carolina 44* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Raleigh, NC)

1944 (2-3)Coach: Ben Clemons28 at Fort Moultrie 3044 Fort Moultrie 2343 Davidson 4724 Stark General Hospital 2338 at Florence AAB 42

1945 (16-7)Coach: Ernest Wehman48 Charleston Navy Base 6649 Charleston Marines 3243 Gray Line 4264 Charleston Marines 2660 Charleston Military Police 3457 Charleston Navy Base 2346 Furman 2846 Furman 3251 South Carolina 5957 at Furman 3660 at Furman 5255 Newberry 4452 Davidson 3243 Clemson 5252 Clemson 2930 Charleston Navy Base 5252 Lessers 3060 at Davidson 2641 at Clemson 3938 at Clemson 4347 at South Carolina 7341 William & Mary* 5449 Lemoco 29* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Raleigh, NC)

1946 (7-11)Coach: Eugene Clark38 Gray Line 3633 Charleston Coast Guard 3641 Charleston Navy Base 5746 Wofford 4037 at Presbyterian 3629 at South Carolina 6657 Erskine 1744 Newberry 5041 Davidson 3941 Presbyterian 3546 Clemson 6350 at Newberry 6130 at Davidson 3733 South Carolina 5265 Furman 4544 at Wofford 5824 at Clemson 7645 at Furman 58

1947 (5-11)Coach: Whitey Piro67 Presbyterian 4753 at Furman 7655 Charleston Navy Base 74

47 Newberry 5552 Furman 4839 at North Carolina 7743 at Wake Forest 8241 Davidson 3434 Clemson 5939 at Duke 6542 at Presbyterian 5654 North Georgia 4357 Wake Forest 6242 at South Carolina 6856 at Newberry 83

1951 (7-10)Coach Bernard O’Neil52 Davidson 5567 at Piedmont 5555 at North Georgia 5745 at South Carolina 7985 at Newberry 9162 at Furman 3643 at Clemson 6972 at Presbyterian 7449 at Davidson 6961 Furman 5453 North Carolina 7169 Newberry 5745 at Grove Cove Navy 6763 at Stetson 6158 South Carolina 8275 Presbyterian 6973 Clemson 57

1952 (8-20)Coach Bernard O’Neil69 North Carolina 8790 Charleston Navy Base 3756 at South Carolina 7668 at Erskine 5945 at Morehead State 7849 at Elon 8148 at High Point 5358 Presbyterian 6362 Piedmont 5456 Erskine 5066 at Davidson 10059 at Clemson 8973 Newberry 5053 at Furman 7655 Charleston Navy Base 7463 Furman 8663 Clemson 6650 at Presbyterian 8965 at Newberry 5859 South Carolina 7664 George Washington 7362 at North Carolina 8069 at Wofford 7074 Wofford 6562 Davidson 5271 at East Carolina 8756 at George Washington 7850 at Cherry Point 64

1953 (4-14)Coach: Leo Zack50 at North Carolina 7071 Wofford 8567 Wake Forest 96


25 Ft. Jackson 48th Infantry 2233 South Carolina 2539 Presbyterian 1829 South Carolina 15

1920 (11-0)Coach: C.F. Myers54 Ashley Athletic Club 419 South Carolina 822 Furman 1619 Newberry 1031 Presbyterian 2231 Camp Jackson 2219 Furman 1641 College of Charleston 1148 Camp Jackson 2534 South Carolina 2236 Trinity 25

1921 (9-6)Coach: C.F. Myers55 College of Charleston 1532 Newberry 1711 South Carolina 2228 Furman 1121 Wofford 2220 Newberry 3828 Clemson 2621 Wofford 1921 Presbyterian 1131 Furman 2129 South Carolina 1310 Virginia Tech 3529 Washington & Lee 158 Virginia Military Inst. 7115 Virginia 51

1922 (6-5)Coach: C.F. Myers22 Newberry 1929 Clemson 836 Furman 3132 Wofford 2517 South Carolina 1819 Clemson 2022 Newberry 3520 Furman 3028 Wofford 2729 South Carolina 1622 Vanderbilt 37* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1923 (5-5)Coach: C.F. Myers16 South Carolina 2221 Newberry 3237 Presbyterian 1810 South Carolina 3446 Newberry 1023 Furman 3118 Spartanburg YMCA 4020 Presbyterian 1934 Furman 2532 College of Charleston 14

40 Davidson 3652 Wofford 3726 Newberry 2043 Presbyterian 2241 Wofford 2337 Furman 4343 Kentucky* 3640 Tennessee-Chattanooga* 3042 Mercer* 41* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1928 (13-5)Coach: Benny Blatt55 Parris Island Marines 4447 South Carolina 2847 Savannah Athletic Club 3130 Mercer 3815 Mercer 3353 Oglethorpe 3642 Furman 4155 Presbyterian 3047 Newberry 2339 Davidson 3026 South Carolina 3239 Wofford 2722 Furman 5927 Newberry 2556 Presbyterian 4869 Wofford 3247 College of Charleston 3434 Birmingham Southern* 35* Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1929 (12-4)Coach: Benny Blatt40 Erskine 3642 South Carolina 3640 Clemson 3735 Mercer 4129 Mercer 5241 Presbyterian 3042 Newberry 1326 College of Charleston 1551 South Carolina 4035 Newberry 2851 Presbyterian 3133 Clemson 3524 Furman 3932 Wofford 1838 Wofford 1554 Furman 38

1930 (9-11)Coach: Benny Blatt41 Parris Island Marines 4536 Parris Island Marines 3338 Augusta YMCA 2921 Atlanta YMCA 3641 Fort Benning 6333 Fort Benning 5835 Mercer 5321 Erskine 3220 Erskine 28

30 Furman 3324 Wofford 3319 Furman 2835 College of Charleston 2538 College of Charleston 21

1934 (8-7)Coach: Charlie Willard43 Augusta YMCA 4942 Augusta YMCA 3815 Wofford 2634 Celtics 4230 College of Charleston 2744 Newberry 2522 Erskine 3029 Presbyterian 2233 Erskine 3530 Furman 2326 Wofford 3334 Newberry 2230 Furman 2332 College of Charleston 3335 College of Charleston 32

1935 (6-9)Coach: Charlie Willard26 Presbyterian 2417 South Carolina 3323 Wofford 3937 Newberry 3653 City League 3739 Newberry 3344 Presbyterian 3931 Erskine 2230 Furman 4530 Wofford 4325 South Carolina 5426 Erskine 2722 Furman 3418 College of Charleston 4318 College of Charleston 33

1936 (7-5)Coach: Rock Norman31 Erskine 2934 Wofford 4246 Newberry 3331 College of Charleston 2842 Presbyterian 3133 Furman 4039 Wofford 4018 South Carolina 5446 Newberry 3827 Presbyterian 2429 Erskine 3532 Furman 30

1937 (7-12)Coach: Rock Norman26 Erskine 1526 Furman 2823 Wofford 3929 College of Charleston 3144 Newberry 2227 Presbyterian 16

46 Davidson† 3127 Clemson 3836 at Furman 3532 at Presbyterian 4027 at South Carolina 2628 at Wofford 2342 Davidson 5230 at Clemson 4635 at Duke 40# First game at McAlister Field House* First win at McAlister Field House† First game for Coach Ben Parker

1941 (6-12)Coach: Ben Parker28 at Parris Island Marines 2755 at Parris Island Marines 3651 at Savannah Ice Service 6258 at Augusta Sporters 5036 Presbyterian 3944 Furman 4828 South Carolina 4046 Erskine 4143 Davidson 5148 at Wake Forest 6357 at North Carolina State 5037 at South Carolina 5548 Clemson 6248 Presbyterian 5337 Davidson 3943 Clemson 6246 Wofford 4135 at Furman 41

1942 (2-14)Coach: Ben Clemons40 Presbyterian 5045 Newberry 2823 North Carolina State 4135 at Virginia Tech 4840 Furman 2227 at South Carolina 4722 at Furman 4238 Clemson 3940 at Wake Forest 6440 at North Carolina State 6451 Wake Forest 6039 at Davidson 4133 Davidson 4852 South Carolina 5427 at Clemson 3535 Erskine 36

1943 (8-6)Coach: Bo Sherman41 South Carolina 4749 Clemson 3551 at Shaw Field 4046 Newberry 3852 Charleston Coast Guard 2949 at Davidson 5444 Davidson 4863 at Clemson 3838 Wake Forest 3952 Wake Forest 39

63 Furman 8663 Clemson 6650 at Presbyterian 9865 at Newberry 5859 South Carolina 7664 George Washington 7362 at North Carolina 8069 at Wofford 7074 Wofford 6562 Davidson 5271 at East Carolina 8756 at George Washington 7850 at Cherry Point 64

1948 (8-9)Coach Bernard O’Neil41 William & Mary 6470 Charleston Navy Base 5041 South Carolina 4940 Furman 3352 at Clemson 5066 at Furman 6444 at Presbyterian 4134 at William & Mary 5043 at Newberry 5650 at Richmond 7130 at Davidson 6947 Clemson 4381 Presbyterian 4448 at Wake Forest 6242 Davidson 4938 at South Carolina 5359 Newberry 30

1949 (1-17)Coach Bernard O’Neil39 Richmond Royals 5538 Quantico Marines 6257 at Furman 6539 at Clemson 6535 at South Carolina 6038 Furman 5536 at Wake Forest 5725 at Davidson 5447 Newberry 6744 Clemson 6330 at Newberry 4940 at Presbyterian 5039 at William and Mary 5742 at Richmond 5842 at Tennessee 6445 South Carolina 5842 Davidson 5055 Presbyterian 46

1950 (4-16)Coach Bernard O’Neil58 at Camp Lejeune 5646 at Parris Island Marines 4923 at Furman 4046 South Carolina 6748 at Davidson 8764 Presbyterian 6655 Parris Island Marines 6438 at Clemson 63

72 Furman 9658 Clemson 6450 at Clemson 7968 at Furman 10774 at Newberry 6195 Piedmont 6762 at Wofford 9664 Davidson 8163 at Presbyterian 8269 North Carolina 9472 Presbyterian 6359 at Davidson 6867 Newberry 5759 at South Carolina 7872 South Carolina 97

1954 (1-18)Coach: Leo Zack42 at North Carolina 8351 at Davidson 8271 Newberry 6052 Clemson 7655 Piedmont 7963 Furman 9155 at Clemson 7872 at Furman 11457 Virginia Military Inst. 7746 Presbyterian 7559 South Carolina 7975 Davidson 8075 at Newberry 8273 at Presbyterian 10655 at Virginia Military Inst. 9170 at Virginia Tech 8555 at Washington & Lee 8474 at South Carolina 7952 North Carolina 79

1955 (1-21)Coach: Jim Browning51 Davidson 7069 Virginia Tech 9165 at Gibbs AAU 12171 at Rollins 8490 at Jacksonville NAS 9454 at Parris Island Marines 12566 at Davidson 8767 at Furman 15472 Presbyterian 9374 Wofford 10072 South Carolina 9765 South Carolina 9753 Washington & Lee 7059 Virginia Military Inst. 7886 Jacksonville NAS 8024 Furman 2663 at Newberry 8072 at Wofford 9453 at Virginia Tech 8850 at Washington & Lee 8962 at Virginia Military Inst. 8870 Parris Island Marines 92

1956 (2-19)Coach: Hank Witt50 at South Carolina 8067 Presbyterian 11764 Davidson 9364 Virginia Tech 9656 College of Charleston 5261 Furman 9056 at Newberry 8159 at Davidson 6561 Wofford 9068 at Furman 11259 Virginia Military Inst. 7670 Clemson 8676 South Carolina 12170 at Clemson 11482 Newberry 7867 Washington & Lee 9971 at Wofford 10254 at Washington & Lee 9159 at Virginia Military Inst. 9047 at Virginia Tech 10363 at Presbyterian 113

1957 (11-14)Coach: Norm Sloan74 at William & Mary 8769 at Richmond 9174 at William & Mary 8263 Davidson 6273 at Presbyterian 8272 Clemson 6668 Virginia Tech 7281 at Virginia Military Inst. 7169 at Washington & Lee 7272 at Virginia Tech 8377 Furman 7677 at South Carolina 9065 Presbyterian 6386 Wofford 7467 at Newberry 5578 Virginia Military Institute 7058 Washington & Lee 6454 Richmond 6766 at Clemson 6885 at Furman 7997 Newberry 6368 Wofford 6257 at Davidson 6096 South Carolina 9862 Washington & Lee* 85* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1958 (16-11)Coach: Norm Sloan60 Newberry 4681 Presbyterian 5675 William & Mary 6085 William & Mary 6355 Virginia Tech (ot) 5463 at Memphis State 7061 at Vanderbilt 9062 Centenary& 8760 Tennessee Tech& 6978 West Texas State 7159 Florida State# 5767 Spring Hill# 5568 at George Washington 72

76 at Virginia Military Inst. 4584 Furman 8174 Virginia Tech 86100 Florida State 6092 Davidson 6560 George Washington* 74& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)• Played at Fort Wayne, IN* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1961 (17-8)Coach: Mel Thompson99 East Carolina 8392 at Richmond 7883 at West Virginia 8071 at North Carolina State 8888 at Loyola (New Orleans) 7868 at Clemson 7882 at Georgia 7290 at Georgia Southern 8494 Brigham Young& 8356 Furman (ot)& 6263 at Virginia Tech 7370 at Virginia Military Inst. 6964 William & Mary (ot) 6374 at Davidson 7384 at Furman 9289 Richmond 8093 at Virginia Tech 11689 George Washington 7277 at Florida State 8378 Furman 6691 Virginia Military Institute 8379 Florida State 6688 Davidson 6670 Richmond* 6687 George Washington* 94& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1962 (8-15)Coach: Mel Thompson85 East Carolina 7383 William & Mary 7670 West Virginia 7862 Clemson 6858 at Toledo 9688 W. Va. Wesleyan& 6965 Westminister& 8068 Richmond 7671 at Davidson 7751 Furman 5969 at Virginia Military Inst. 7158 at William & Mary 7179 Southern Mississippi 6772 at Memphis State 8675 at Arkansas State 8070 Virginia Military Institute 7386 at Georgia 9186 East Tennessee State 6786 at Furman 7558 at Richmond 5776 at George Washington 7970 Davidson 6283 Virginia Tech* 101& Canton Invitational Tournament (Canton, OH)

78 at Toledo 8265 at East Tennessee State 6394 at Virginia Tech 9070 at Virginia Military Inst. 7170 at William & Mary 6499 Furman 9681 Davidson 10069 at East Carolina 75108 Erskine 6281 Richmond 8370 William & Mary 7984 Virginia Military Institute 7271 East Carolina 8182 at Georgia Southern 10769 at Furman 5750 at Davidson 6260 William & Mary* 68* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1966 (7-16)Coach: Mel Thompson73 at Arkansas State 7493 Jacksonville 8471 Stetson 6478 Georgia Southern 7375 at East Tennessee State 10284 at George Washington 9586 at Richmond 10081 at Xavier (Ohio) 10460 at Duquesne 8666 at East Carolina 6872 Furman 7477 at Davidson 8182 East Carolina 7461 Clemson 7065 William & Mary 7088 Richmond 7046 at William & Mary 5977 at Virginia Military Inst. 8077 at Furman 7571 Virginia Military Institute 6961 Virginia Tech 6764 Davidson 7761 Davidson* 79* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1967 (8-16)Coach: Mel Thompson83 Auburn 10585 at Clemson 10284 Wofford 7589 George Washington 8670 Old Dominion 7887 at Loyola (New Orleans) 9764 at Florida State& 8374 Columbia& 7180 Jacksonville 8778 at Georgia Southern 7981 Richmond 7972 Davidson 7668 at Furman 8572 at East Carolina 8085 at Jacksonville 8785 William & Mary 7773 at Virginia Military Inst. 7057 at William & Mary 91105 East Carolina 91

89 at Richmond 10868 East Carolina 9759 at North Carolina 10673 George Washington* 90& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1970 (8-16)Coach: Dick Campbell58 at Vanderbilt 8987 Wofford 7559 at North Carolina State 10584 Merchant Marine 7472 Arkansas State 8186 Sewanee 6567 Roanoke 10761 Long Island 69 74 Northwestern& 9171 Furman& 8041 Davidson 5653 at Richmond 5156 at Furman (ot) 6084 Virginia Military Institute 7077 George Washington 9581 Maine 6360 William & Mary 6581 Richmond (ot) 8268 Furman 6774 at William & Mary 7969 at East Carolina 8368 at Virginia Military Inst. 6171 East Carolina 8464 George Washington* 66& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1971 (13-12)Coach: Dick Campbell100 Tennessee Wesleyan 7282 Wofford 6269 at Tulane 7554 William & Mary 5970 Mercer 7371 William & Mary 6773 at George Washington 6873 at Xavier (Ohio) 6869 Navy& 72109 Mississippi& 9062 Texas A&M 6190 Furman 8064 at Richmond 6766 at VMI (ot) 6476 at Tampa 7760 at Arkansas State 7491 Virginia Military Institute 6586 at Furman 9170 at UTC 8181 East Carolina 5778 Richmond 6347 West Virginia Tech (ot) 4550 at Davidson 8567 at East Carolina 8182 Furman* 95& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)* SoCon Tournament (Greenville, SC)

1974 (10-14)Coach: George Hill55 at Indiana 7489 Oglethorpe 6088 William & Mary 6569 East Carolina 6358 at Georgia State 5583 Lehigh& 6574 Navy& 6680 Rochester 6578 at South Florida 9072 at Appalachian State 9063 at VMI 7042 Furman 5077 Appalachian State 7685 Atlantic Christian 6258 at Clemson (ot) 6282 at Richmond (ot) 8957 at William & Mary 6469 Davidson 7359 at Furman 9165 Richmond 7365 Virginia Military Institute 4766 at East Carolina 7841 Madison 4369 Davidson* 82& Brigadier-Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1975 (5-15)Coach: Les Robinson107 Baptist 92115 UNC-Wilmington 8873 William & Mary 8299 Appalachian State 9490 Rochester Tech 8081 at East Carolina 11171 at Tulane 7870 at Appalachian State 69101 at Virginia Military Inst. 10865 Furman 6676 at Davidson 9075 at Clemson 10675 at Richmond 8053 at William & Mary 8168 Virginia Military Institute 8290 Richmond 9969 at Furman 9484 East Carolina 8778 Campbell 8666 East Carolina* 78* Southern Conference Tournament (Greenville, NC)

1976 (10-17)Coach: Les Robinson75 at North Carolina State 10381 UNC-Wilmington 6361 at William & Mary 7075 at Baptist 7065 at Appalachian State 8367 East Carolina 6873 Rutgers& 9690 Furman (ot)& 9276 at East Carolina 8160 at Stetson% 6686 Boston University% 73

72 Catholic 7466 at UNC-Wilmington 8170 at Tenn-Chattanooga 8073 Pennsylvania 10372 at Western Carolina 7381 at Marshall (ot) 8577 at Furman 10666 at Appalachian State 7581 Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 8461 Virginia Military Institute 7965 Appalachian State 6674 Marshall 5781 Davidson 8885 Furman 8272 at Virginia Military Inst. 8470 at James Madison 7177 Baptist 8389 James Madison 8864 Appalachian State* 81& Citadel Invitational Tournament (Charleston, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Boone, NC)

1979 (20-7)Coach: Les Robinson103 Piedmont 6175 Fredonia State 4898 Biscayne 6963 at Vanderbilt 7899 USC-Spartanburg 6758 at Clemson 7192 Wofford 6858 Clemson 5691 Virginia Military Institute 8358 at Marshall 5778 Western Carolina 5478 Furman 7683 Erskine 6172 at Davidson 8779 at Tenn-Chattanooga 7191 at South Carolina State 8665 at Appalachian State 7679 Davidson 7062 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6184 at Furman (ot) 8872 at Virginia Military Inst. 6964 Appalachian State 6870 at Western Carolina 6975 Marshall 6991 Baptist 4286 Davidson* 7994 Furman$ 105* Southern Conference First Round Charleston, SC)$ Southern Conference Tournament (Roanoke, VA)

1980 (14-13)Coach: Les Robinson69 Piedmont 5698 USC-Aiken 8473 South Carolina State 6788 Furman 8968 at Baptist 6290 Wofford 7981 UNC-Greensboro 6351 at Tenn-Chattanooga 6885 Western Carolina 73


50 at Richmond 5485 Furman 6961 at Davidson 4260 at Clemson 5762 Memphis State 5477 Virginia Military Inst. 6368 Washington & Lee 7462 Richmond 5449 Davidson 4286 at Virginia Military Inst. 5466 at Washington & Lee 7244 at Virginia Tech 7574 at Furman 9059 Richmond* 63& L o u i s i a n a In v i t a t i o n a l Tournament (Shreveport, LA)# Senior Bowl Tournament (Mobile, AL)* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1959 (15-5)Coach: Norm Sloan55 Richmond 4577 at Presbyterian 6261 at West Virginia 8989 Washington & Lee 6978 Georgia& 5293 Miami (FL)& 7762 at Richmond 6947 Virginia Military Inst. 3678 at Davidson 7255 Clemson 4485 at Furman 8069 at Virginia Tech 7647 at Virginia Military Inst. 4666 at Washington & Lee 5464 George Washington 4452 Furman 5364 Davidson 6093 Furman* 8853 George Washington* 5266 West Virginia* 85& Citadel Invitational Tournament * Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1960 (15-8)Coach: Norm Sloan93 Presbyterian 4076 West Virginia 9868 Alabama 6075 George Washington 5852 at Richmond 6389 Morris Harvey 6848 at Dayton 6091 Xavier• 9495 Bucknell& 7377 Furman& 7376 at Florida State (ot) 7474 Virginia Military Inst. 5359 Furman 5573 at Davidson 5543 at Cincinnati 6485 Richmond 5565 at William & Mary 79

* Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1963 (3-20)Coach: Mel Thompson61 at West Virginia 8673 Georgia 8966 East Carolina 8380 Richmond 7656 Tennessee 7369 at Marshall 7161 at East Tennessee State 6473 Tennessee Tech 7598 at Richmond 11271 Virginia Military Inst. 10669 at William & Mary 8383 Furman 7856 at Clemson 9365 at North Carolina State 8275 at Florida 8369 William & Mary 8249 Davidson 5052 George Washington 5963 Memphis State 7265 Virginia Military Institute 7055 at Furman 5971 Arkansas State 5771 at Davidson 99

1964 (11-10)Coach: Mel Thompson69 Erskine 5953 West Virginia 5868 Clemson 5797 Presbyterian 6173 at Richmond 7781 at George Washington 10288 at Delaware 7876 Alabama& 6742 Furman& 4165 Richmond 6763 William & Mary 6074 Furman 6567 at Davidson 8883 Georgia Southern 9180 at William & Mary 6785 East Carolina 7959 at Furman 6188 Virginia Military Institute 8979 at Virginia Military Inst. 7778 Davidson 8662 Davidson* 91& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1965 (13-11)Coach: Mel Thompson75 at West Virginia 7394 Arkansas State 7575 at Clemson 9086 Presbyterian 3769 George Washington 6876 at Richmond 7596 at Marshall 84

76 at Richmond 8981 Virginia Military Institute 7865 Furman 7174 at Stetson 8285 Davidson* 97& Tampa Invitational Tournament (Tampa, FL)* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1968 (11-14)Coach: Dick Campbell73 at Auburn 7074 Clemson 7060 Wofford 6876 Stetson 7783 at Merchant Marine 8083 at George Washington 6679 at Arkansas State& 7166 New Mexico State& 9275 Florida State 9661 Loyola (New Orleans) 5970 at Richmond 8385 Furman 9559 East Carolina 5759 at Jacksonville 6392 Richmond 7777 Hofstra 8067 at Virginia Military Inst. 8184 at William & Mary 7550 at Florida State 9390 Jacksonville 10177 Virginia Military Institute 8777 at Furman 6178 at East Carolina 8184 William & Mary 7388 Richmond* 100& Arkansas State Invitational Tournament (Jonesboro, AR)* Southern Conference Tournament (Charlotte, NC)

1969 (13-12)Coach: Dick Campbell91 George Washington 10188 Virginia Military Institute 7093 Auusta 7587 at Stetson 7480 Appalachian State 7876 Memphis State& 7362 New York University& 8773 at Clemson 7264 at East Carolina 75102 Wofford 8556 at William & Mary 7367 at Furman 6473 Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 7297 Wilmington 8472 at Davidson 8065 North Carolina State 8481 Richmond 7795 William & Mary 6184 Furman 8979 at Virginia Military Inst. 7753 at George Washington 84

1972 (12-13)Coach: George Hill77 Campbell (ot) 7949 at UCLA 10569 at Rice 7386 Wofford 6667 at William & Mary 7489 East Carolina 8661 Air Force& 6072 Virginia& 7768 William & Mary 5986 at Furman 10161 Tulane 6768 at VMI (ot) 6286 Arkansas State 48117 Tennessee-Chattanooga 10085 at Stetson 7068 at Richmond 7570 Davidson 7793 Stetson 6883 at East Carolina 9187 Virginia Military Institute 6099 Richmond 7975 Furman 80112 Florida Presbyterian 9046 Farleigh Dickinson 6771 East Carolina* 80& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)* SoCon Tournament (Greenville, SC)

1973 (11-15)Coach: George Hill63 Rollins 5434 at Pennsylvania 6782 William & Mary 7455 East Carolina 5460 Brown& 6760 Tulane& 6181 at Arkansas State 8080 George Washington# 8864 Rice# 8272 at Tenn-Chattanooga 9566 South Florida 5675 at Appalachian State (ot) 7846 Furman 6273 Georgia State 5954 at Clemson 7263 at Richmond 6569 at Virginia Military Inst. 6777 Richmond 7274 at William & Mary 8375 at Davidson 8575 Virginia Military Institute 6269 at Furman 7987 Appalachian State 6966 Wofford 5672 at East Carolina 8072 William & Mary* 97& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)# Presidential Classic (Washington, DC)† Southern Conference Tournament (Richmond, VA)

68 Clemson 8178 Virginia Military Institute 7474 at South Carolina 9067 at Furman 6881 Davidson 7775 at Richmond 7485 Tulane 10167 Appalachian State 70106 at Campbell (ot) 11291 Richmond 7976 Furman 7259 at Virginia Military Inst. 7664 William & Mary 6256 at Georgia Tech 5896 Baptist 6969 Richmond* 82& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)% Hatter Classic (Deland, FL)* SoCon Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1977 (8-19)Coach: Les Robinson83 Wofford 7769 at Pennsylvania 10861 at William & Mary 9487 Presbyterian& 7872 College of Charleston& 8186 USC-Aiken 7870 East Carolina 6287 Columbia (ot)% 8956 Navy% 8967 at Stetson 6554 at Baptist 6874 at Furman 8862 Virginia Military Institute 6859 Georgia Tech 6353 William & Mary 6156 at Appalachian State 7670 at Virginia Military Inst. 8873 Marshall 8260 at Davidson 6264 Appalachian State 6866 at South Carolina 8588 Furman 9164 at Georgia Tech 9078 Baptist 7475 at East Carolina 7279 Madison 7269 Furman* 76& Citadel Invitational Tournament (Charleston, SC)% Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament (Greenville, SC)

1978 (8-19)Coach: Les Robinson82 USC-Aiken 5884 Coll. of Charleston (ot)& 8274 Lander& 6965 at Clemson 9988 Wofford 5950 Vanderbilt (ot) 5364 Western Carolina 6579 Canisius 72

54 Appalachian State 5377 Davidson 7255 at Furman 8252 Tennessee-Chattanooga 5160 at Western Carolina 7959 at Marshall 6871 at Virginia Military Inst. 7252 East Tennessee State 5440 at North Carolina& 5135 at North Carolina State& 5790 Coastal Carolina 7098 Davidson# 8857 at Appalachian State 7349 at East Tennessee State 5862 Baptist 5279 Virginia Military Inst. (ot) 7774 Marshall (ot) 7866 at Marshall* 100& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte, NC)# Played in Charlotte, NC* Southern Conference Tournament Quarterfinals (Huntington, WV)

1981 (9-17)Coach: Les Robinson56 Piedmont 4567 Bethune-Cookman 5775 USC-Spartanburg 7071 Coastal Carolina 6681 South Carolina (3 OT)& 8366 South Carolina State& 6564 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 6565 at Furman 7549 Virginia Military Institute 5858 at Clemson 8261 Western Carolina 59 76 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8565 at Wofford 64 66 at East Tennessee State 9165 Furman 6772 Davidson 58 60 at Marshall 7662 at Virginia Military Inst. 6575 Presbyterian 6541 at Appalachian State 4854 Appalachian State 6666 East Tennessee State (ot) 7061 at Davidson 6362 at Western Carolina 7079 Marshall 8762 Baptist 67& Palmetto Classic (Columbia, SC)

1982 (14-14)Coach: Les Robinson66 Piedmont 54101 Newberry 8868 Presbyterian 5055 Davidson& 6389 Holy Cross& 8049 Davidson 4770 at Georgia State 6272 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7983 Appalachian State 64

1982 (continued)64 East Tennessee State 5261 at Marshall 7472 at Virginia Military Inst. 6169 Furman 6681 at East Tennessee State 8965 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8353 Western Carolina 5856 Clemson 8877 Marshall 6244 North Carolina State+ 5446 North Carolina+ 6746 at Appalachian State 6591 Virginia Military Institute 74107 USC-Aiken (5 ot) 10564 at Furman 8475 at Western Carolina 8357 at South Carolina 6266 at Western Carolina (ot)* 6254 Davidson$ 57& Firs t Union Inv itat ional (Charlotte, NC)+North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte, NC)* Southern Conference Tournament Quarterfinals (Cullowhee, NC)$ Southern Confernece Tournament Semifinals (Charleston, WV)

1983 (12-16)Coach: Les Robinson82 Piedmont 5960 at Appalachian State 5550 at College of Charleston 6356 at Clemson 6380 Presbyterian 7466 Davidson 7759 Rider (ot) 6468 Campbell• 5054 at East Tennessee State 5756 South Carolina 6070 Marshall 7157 Virginia Military Institute 5057 Tennessee-Chattanooga 5860 Furman 4952 at Davidson 5790 Appalachian State 7279 East Tennessee State 6436 North Carolina& 8147 North Carolina State& 5779 Georgia State 6376 at Western Carolina 8768 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8583 Western Carolina (ot) 8076 at Furman 6866 College of Charleston 5261 at Marshall 6963 at Virginia Military Inst. 6565 East Tennessee State* 75• Played at Winthrop College& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte, NC)* Southern Conference First Round (Charleston, WV)

56 at Appalachian State 5769 at Virginia Military Inst. 5368 Appalachian State* 6268 Marshall* 79& Trojan Classic (Los Angeles, CA)* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1986 (10-18)Coach: Randy Nesbit77 at Miami (FL) 8557 College of Charleston 6392 Piedmont 6684 Morgan State 73111 Coker 9378 Baptist 6851 UNC Charlotte 10465 at Baptist 9576 at Davidson 8276 Francis Marion 8371 Tennessee-Chattanooga 9670 at Marshall 9064 at Virginia Military Inst. 6676 Furman 7264 Davidson 6170 at East Tennessee State 7469 at Furman 7455 at Appalachian State 6569 Western Carolina 6870 South Carolina 8076 Virginia Military Institute 8378 Marshall 8598 East Tennessee State 9066 Appalachian State 6772 Central Florida 6671 at Western Carolina 7282 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7566 Tennessee-Chattanooga* 69* Southern Conference Tournament at (Asheville, NC)

1987 (13-15)Coach: Randy Nesbit84 at South Alabama 7692 Coker 5769 at Army 6566 at Hartford 7464 Maryland-Baltimore Co. 6164 at South Carolina 75113 Benedict 8071 at Kansas 7460 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7271 Davidson 7981 at College of Charleston 9669 Marshall 7282 Virginia Military Ins.(ot) 7877 Furman 9368 at Davidson 8690 East Tennessee State 8069 Appalachian State 7295 at Western Carolina 7871 UNC-Asheville 6562 at Virginia Military Inst. 6892 at Marshall 9694 Barber-Scotia 6986 at East Tennessee State 7270 at Appalachian State 6669 at Furman (ot) 80

81 at Liberty 74105 Piedmont 4878 at East Tennessee State 7572 at Appalachian State 8688 Virginia Military Institute 79100 Marshall 8088 at South Carolina 8761 at Western Carolina 6470 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7989 East Tennessee State* 93& Met Life Classic at San Francisco, Calif.* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)Home games played at Deas Hall

1990 (12-16)Coach: Randy Nesbit79 Estonia 7154 Clemson 7185 Methodist 7169 Coker 5276 at Coastal Carolina 7876 at Dayton 9781 Barry 6369 at Duke 10890 at Furman 8082 Liberty 6658 College of Charleston 8164 at Appalachian State 10157 at East Tennessee State 9264 Marshall 5289 Virginia Military Institute 7361 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8262 at Western Carolina 7274 Furman 7076 Davidson 6683 South Carolina State 7786 East Tennessee State 8780 Appalachian State 8865 South Carolina 6976 at Virginia Military Inst. 7785 at Marshall 9185 at Davidson 7680 Western Carolina (ot) 7278 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8171 Appalachian State* 86* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1991 (6-22)Coach: Randy Nesbit61 at Georgia State 8579 Savannah State 7577 at Clemson 9165 at College of Charleston 7294 Benedict (ot) 8871 Coastal Carolina 7980 Nebraska 9481 Marshall 9065 Virginia Military Institute 7774 at Appalachian State 8476 at East Tennessee State 9650 Duke 8357 at Furman 7855 Liberty 5786 Georgia State 7859 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7472 Western Carolina 74

62 Tennessee-Chattanooga 9563 at Furman 6273 at Georgia Southern 8186 Furman 7868 Davidson 5853 UNC-Greensboro 4775 at Appalachian State 7154 at East Tennessee State 7668 Marshall 5269 Virginia Military Institute 5353 at College of Charleston 5572 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9579 at Western Carolina 7041 Georgia Southern* 72*Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1994 (11-16)Coach: Pat Dennis101 Emory 4963 at Duke 7878 William & Mary 7385 at Charleston Southern 8364 at Clemson 7663 UNC-Greensboro 4678 at Georgia Southern 8154 at East Tennessee State 7070 at Appalachian State 8163 Virginia Military Institute 5079 Marshall 8368 Davidson 6171 at Western Carolina 6774 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7965 Furman 6462 Georgia Southern 6580 Erskine 6463 at Furman 7163 at Davidson 7649 College of Charleston 5178 Appalachian State 6570 East Tennessee State 8264 at Marshall 8580 at Virginia Military Inst. 5765 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8351 Western Carolina 5870 Furman* 75*Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1995 (11-16)Coach: Pat Dennis96 North Carolina Wesleyan 7166 at William & Mary 6469 Charleston Southern 8474 Winthrop 7885 Randolph-Macon 5766 at Clemson 7758 at Wake Forest 8165 Air Force& 6162 at Wichita State (ot)& 6453 at Charleston Southern 5585 Newberry 6968 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 10571 Georgia Southern 5957 at Appalachian State 7462 at Furman 7798 Western Carolina 9058 at East Tennessee State 76

56 at Georgia Southern 6858 Davidson 6371 Furman 6866 Chattanooga 7281 at VMI 7459 at Chattanooga 7193 Georgia Southern 5663 at Appalachian State 7455 South Carolina 8583 at Furman 7061 Davidson* 83*Southern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, NC)

1998 (15-13)Coach: Pat Dennis58 Francis Marion 6653 at Notre Dame 7255 at South Carolina 7777 at Charleston Southern 5677 N.C. Wesleyan 4379 Charleston Southern 6944 at College of Charleston 5664 at Winthrop 5677 Stetson 6489 Greensboro College 5761 at UNC Greensboro 6974 Davidson 5954 at Chattanooga 6664 College of Charleston 6371 Georgia Soutehrn 6067 at VMI 6257 Furman 5987 Anderson 6556 Wofford 5168 at Georgia Southern 4554 at Furman 5857 East Tennessee State 7255 Chattanooga 6273 at Western Carolina (ot) 6553 Appalachian State 6066 at Wofford 7177 VMI* 6659 Davidson* 68*Southern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, NC)

1999 (9-18)Coach: Pat Dennis83 Anderson 5250 at Georgia Tech 73114 Toccoa Falls 5758 at South Carolina 7162 William & Mary (ot) 5960 at Stetson 8349 Winthrop 6458 Lynchburg 4777 Univ. of the South 5476 at Coastal Carolina 6865 at Appalachian State 8147 at Furman 6939 at College of Charleston 6251 Georgia Southern 7553 UNC Greensboro 6152 Chattanooga 6160 at Davidson 7083 Furman (ot) 7373 at East Tennessee State 86

52 vs Morehead State& 5170 UNC Greensboro 6869 at East Tennessee St. 8556 Western Carolina (ot) 5479 VMI 6458 at Wofford 7969 at Georgia Southern 8867 at College of Charleston 7456 Chattanooga 5774 at Appalachian State (ot) 8164 Wofford 6271 Georgia Southern 6961 at Chattanooga 6062 College of Charleston 5865 at Furman 5658 at Davidson 7166 Furman 5657 vs Western Carolina* 67& Capital City Classic @Tallahassee, FL*Southern Conference Tournament (Greenville, SC)

2002 (17-12)Coach Pat Dennis69 Flagler 6253 at NC State 6367 William & Mary 6283 Navy 4766 vs. Charleston Southern& 7097 Emmanuel 5969 Davidson 5065 at Philander Smith 5172 Greensboro College 4057 at South Carolina 7374 Coastal Carolina 6289 at South Carolina State 8174 East Tennessee State 6164 at Wofford (ot) 73105 at Western Carolina (2ot) 9785 Georgia Southern 8072 Chattanooga 6465 at College of Charleston 7774 Appalachian State 7875 at Furman 8377 at Chattanooga 8460 College of Charleston 5868 at UNC Greensboro 8164 Furman (ot) 7086 at Georgia Southern 9575 at Virginia Military Inst. 5572 Wofford 6380 vs. Virginia Military Inst.* 7058 vs. Davidson* 71&Southern Conference-Big South Shootout @North Charleton Coliseum*Southern Conference Tournament (North Charleston, SC)

2003 (8-20)Coach: Pat Dennis83 Webber International 6051 at Navy 5749 at Maryland 9756 Charleston Southern 6882 High Point 6795 Oglethorpe 5578 Southwestern (TX) 50


1984 (14-14)Coach: Les Robinson105 Piedmont 5472 Baptist 6167 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7970 at Clemson 9269 Davidson 6364 at South Carolina 8564 Francis Marion• 7872 at Georgia State 6784 Marshall 7671 College of Charleston 6275 at East Tennessee State 6272 at Western Carolina 8489 Furman 8360 at Appalachian State 6660 at Davidson 6270 at Furman 9683 Appalachian State 6949 North Carolina State& 5060 North Carolina& 7665 Virginia Military Institute 6176 East Tennessee State 7283 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 85108 Newberry 7771 at Marshall 8562 at Virginia Military Inst. 6491 South Carolina State 78106 Western Carolina 10177 Appalachian State* 82• Played at Winthrop College& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte, NC)* Southern Conference First Round (Asheville, NC)

1985 (18-11)Coach: Les Robinson96 University of the South 61112 Coker 8578 at Baptist 6193 Georgia State 7282 at South Carolina 9462 Baptist 5361 at College of Charleston 7062 at Southern California& 9564 Alabama-Birmingham& 7993 Erskine 8183 at Furman 7690 at East Tennessee State 9473 Furman 6582 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9184 Appalachian State 7779 East Tennessee State 6792 at Davidson 10292 Marshall 8762 UNC Charlotte 831985 (continued)71 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6373 at Western Carolina 7065 at Marshall 7564 Virginia Military Institute 6191 Western Carolina 8582 Davidson 79

70 Western Carolina 7586 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7178 Furman* 85* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1988 (8-20)Coach: Randy Nesbit85 Rhode Island& 11370 Columbia& 5672 at UNC-Asheville 8564 Army% 6980 Eckerd% 6574 UNC Charlotte 9867 at Navy 7984 at Furman 9180 Davidson% 8558 College of Charleston% 8478 Newberry% 6651 Coker% 5463 Tennessee-Chattanooga# 7767 at Marshall 8763 at Virginia Military Inst. 7767 at Davidson 7990 at East Tennessee State 9772 at Appalachian State 8967 Western Carolina% 6468 Furman% 8164 Virginia Military Inst.% 5978 at Marshall 10567 at Western Carolina 7369 at Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 6866 at South Carolina 8885 East Tennessee State# 6673 Appalachian State% 7178 Marshall* 121& Investor’s Classic (Charlottesville, VA)% Home Game Played at College of Charleston# Home Game Played at North Charleston High School* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1989 (16-12)Coach: Randy Nesbit52 at Duke 9382 at Clemson 9693 UNC-Asheville 77100 Savannah State 7371 Allen 4580 San Francisco& 94112 Indiana State& 7580 at Furman 7671 Navy 6265 at College of Charleston 5865 Appalachian State 6253 at Marshall 6273 at Virginia Military Inst. 6170 East Tennessee State 7967 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7179 Western Carolina 5170 at South Carolina State 8460 Furman 61

102 Youngstown State 10167 at Virginia Military Inst. 8578 at Marshall 9092 Newberry 7869 East Tennessee State 10169 Appalachian State 8481 Furman (2 ot) 8950 at North Carolina 11871 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8389 at Western Carolina 7670 East Tennessee State* 99* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1992 (10-18)Coach: Randy Nesbit77 Barton 6058 at North Carolina 9757 at Wake Forest 9759 Army& 5374 Weber State& 10861 at Nebraska 8460 College of Charleston 6382 Winthrop 5769 Cabrini 4767 at Alabama 10780 Appalachian State 7260 East Tennessee State 7965 Furman 8575 Barry 7276 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9377 at Western Carolina 8866 Virginia Military Institute 6067 Marshall 7588 at East Tennessee State 10765 at Appalachian State 7885 at Furman 7873 at UNC-Greensboro 6073 Samford 6769 Western Carolina 8980 Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 8377 at Marshall 8260 at Virginia Military Inst. 6455 East Tennessee State* 89& Weber State Military Classic (Ogden, UT)* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1993 (10-17)Coach: Pat Dennis59 Charleston Southern 5468 at William & Mary (ot) 7246 at Nebraska 8670 at Winthrop 9154 at Clemson 7667 at Samford (ot) 7358 Georgia Southern 6669 East Tennessee State 8553 Appalachian State 6974 at Virginia Military Inst. 7650 at Marshall 6270 at Davidson 8083 Western Carolina 73

62 Marshall 7884 Virginia Military Institute 6969 at Western Carolina 6869 at Georgia Southern 6251 Davidson 6872 Furman 6458 at College of Charleston 6548 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7266 at Virginia Military Inst. 7565 East Tennessee State* 85& Cessna Classic (Wichita, KS)* Southern Conference Tournament (Asheville, NC)

1996 (10-16)Coach: Pat Dennis94 Newberry 6596 Charleston Southern (ot) 9065 Randolph-Macon 5866 Hampton 8356 Bowling Green& 7946 Delaware& 68102 St. Mary’s (MD) 5361 at South Carolina 11274 at Charleston Southern 8268 at Winthrop 6273 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6465 at Georgia Southern 5684 Appalachian State (ot) 7588 Furman 7769 College of Charleston 7674 at Western Carolina 8849 East Tennessee State 6454 at Marshall 9852 at Virginia Military Inst. 9173 Western Carolina 7467 Georgia Southern (ot) 6354 at Davidson 8267 at Furman 6844 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7083 Virginia Military Institute 8573 Appalachian State* 75&Indiana Classic*Southern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, NC)

1997 (13-14)Coach: Pat Dennis83 Limestone 5652 Wake Forest 8684 Greensboro 5378 at William & Mary 71103 Anderson 5263 at College of Charleston 6886 Winthrop 6282 Wingate 5586 Charleston So. (OT) 8050 at Stetson 5261 at Charleston Southern 7782 Western Carolina 6263 at East Tennessee State 5680 Mashall (OT) 8176 Virginia Military Institute 8657 at Western Carolina 76

62 at Wofford 6072 VMI (ot) 7439 College of Charleston 6048 at Chattanooga 6186 Western Carolina 8263 at Georgia Southern 7954 Wofford 6759 East Tennessee State* 72*Southern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, NC) 2000 (10-20)Coach: Pat Dennis68 LImestone 66 51 at South Carolina 68 60 Coastal Carolina 68 51 at Winthrop 71 84 Anderson (ot) 82 61 Sacramento St. $ 64 59 IUPUI $ 69 60 Stetson 70 91 Emory 52 72 South Florida % 98 78 BYU-Hawaii % 92 68 Florida A&M % 60 51 at Florida State 77 48 Appalachian State 8278 Furman 6367 at Western Carolina 6387 at VMI (ot) 8459 Chattanooga 6881 at Georgia Southern 9364 Wofford 87– •at Furman –68 at Wofford 8187 Davidson 7452 at College of Charleston 6552 Gerogia Southern 5853 East Tennessee State 6549 College of Charleston 5863 at Chattanooga 6158 at UNC Greensboro 7571 East Tennessee State * 85% Pearl Harbor Invitational (Laie, HI)$ Northwest Mutual Classic (San Francisco, CA)* Southern Conference Tournament• The Citadel was granted a win over Furman for this game with the approval of the SoCon and the NCAA due to Furman’s overscheduling.

2001 (16-12)Coach Pat Dennis80 Methodist 5578 Limestone 7276 at Clemson 84105 Ferrum 7562 at William & Mary 6571 South Carolina 7479 Oglethorpe 4562 South Carolina State 4474 at Coastal Carolina 8586 vs Colgate& 55

66 South Carolina State 7855 at Central Florida 6450 at South Carolina 6672 at Davidson 8688 Emmanuel 5581 at East Tennessee State 8754 Wofford 6983 Western Carolina 6967 at Georgia Southern 6644 College of Charleston 5864 at Chattanooga 7965 at Appalachian State 7569 Furman 5567 Chattanooga 7475 at College of Charleston 8466 UNC Greensboro 6760 at Furman 7763 Georgia Southern 6449 VMI 5863 at Wofford 7563 vs. Appalachian State* 73*Southern Conference Tournament (North Charleston, SC)

2004 (6-22)Coach: Pat Dennis79 Webber International 7562 Washington & Lee 4460 Central Florida 7462 Appalachian State 7238 South Carolina 7066 Emmanuel 71 (ot)51 at South Carolina State 6549 at Tennessee 9989 Chowan 7262 Georgetown 8570 at High Point 9482 Army 5844 at Davidson 6858 at Georgia Southern 8649 Chattanooga 7361 Furman 7642 at Western Carolina 7166 at UNC Greensboro 7545 College of Charleston 6949 Davidson 6768 Wofford 7859 at Elon 7339 at College of Charleston 5951 East Tennessee State 7347 at Furman 6068 at Wofford 6568 Georgia Southern 6556 vs Elon* 66*Southern Conference Tournament (North Charleston, SC)

Birmingham Southern (1-1)1925 The Citadel .............42-241928 Birmingham So. .....35-34

Biscayne (1-0)1979 The Citadel .............98-69

Boston University (1-0)1976 The Citadel .............86-73

Bowling Green (0-1)1996 Bowling Green .......79-56

Brigham Young (1-0)1961 The Citadel .............94-83

Brown (0-1)1973 Brown ......................67-60

Bucknell (1-0)1960 The Citadel .............95-73

BYU-Hawaii2000 BYU-Hawaii ...........92-78

Cabrini (1-0)1992 The Citadel .............69-47

Camp Jackson (2-0)1920 The Citadel .............31-22 The Citadel .............48-25

Camp Lejeune (1-0)1950 The Citadel .............58-56

Campbell (1-3)1972 Campbell.................79-771975 Campbell.................86-781976 Campbell........ 112-106 ot1983 The Citadel .............68-50

Canisius (1-0)1978 The Citadel .............79-72

Catholic (1-1)1939 The Citadel .............48-371978 Catholic ...................74-72

Celtics (0-1)1934 Celtics ......................42-34

Centenary (0-1)1958 Centenary ...............87-62

Central Florida (1-2)1986 The Citadel .............72-662003 Central Florida .......64-552004 Central Florida .......74-60

Charleston Athletic Club (3-0)1916 The Citadel .............27-251917 The Citadel .............30-17 The Citadel .............23-20

Charleston Coast Guard (1-1)1943 The Citadel .............52-291946 Coast Guard ...........36-33

Charleston Marines (2-0)1945 The Citadel .............49-32 The Citadel .............64-26

Charleston Military Police (1-0)1945 The Citadel .............60-34

The Citadel .............63-381945 Clemson ..................52-43 The Citadel .............52-29 The Citadel .............41-39 Clemson ..................43-381946 Clemson ..................63-46 Clemson ..................76-241947 Clemson ..................60-40 The Citadel .............58-531948 The Citadel .............52-50 The Citadel .............47-431949 Clemson ..................65-39 Clemson ..................63-441950 Clemson ..................63-38 Clemson ..................59-341951 Clemson ..................69-43 The Citadel .............73-571952 Clemson ..................89-59 Clemson ..................66-631953 Clemson ..................64-58 Clemson ..................79-501954 Clemson ..................76-52 Clemson ..................78-551956 Clemson ..................86-70 Clemson ..................78-551957 The Citadel .............72-66 Clemson ..................68-661958 The Citadel .............60-571959 The Citadel .............55-441961 Clemson ..................78-681962 Clemson ..................68-621963 Clemson ..................93-561964 The Citadel .............68-571965 Clemson ..................90-751966 Clemson ..................70-611967 Clemson ................102-851968 The Citadel .............74-701969 The Citadel .............73-721973 Clemson ..................72-541974 Clemson ............. 62-58 ot1975 Clemson ................106-751976 Clemson ..................81-681978 Clemson ..................99-651979 Clemson ..................71-58 The Citadel .............58-561981 Clemson ..................82-581982 Clemson ..................88-561983 Clemson ..................63-561984 Clemson ..................92-701989 Clemson ..................92-821990 Clemson ..................71-541991 Clemson ..................91-771993 Clemson ..................76-541994 Clemson ..................76-641995 Clemson ..................77-662001 Clemson ..................84-762005 Clemson ..................76-52

Colgate (1-0)2001 The Citadel .............86-55

College of Charleston (37-39)1901 Charleston ................7-25 Charleston ..............23-19 Charleston ..............19-101913 The Citadel .............24-21 Charleston ..............31-17 Charleston ..............30-281914 The Citadel .............42-11 The Citadel ...............49-61915 The Citadel .............49-27 The Citadel ...............58-81916 The Citadel .............30-25 The Citadel .............41-11

Coker (4-1)1985 The Citadel ...........112-851986 The Citadel ...........111-931987 The Citadel .............92-571988 Coker .......................54-511990 The Citadel .............69-52

Columbia (2-1)1967 The Citadel .............74-711977 Columbia ........... 89-87 ot1988 The Citadel .............70-56

Davidson (43-80)1926 The Citadel .............39-371927 The Citadel .............41-26 The Citadel .............40-261928 The Citadel .............39-301931 The Citadel .............22-211932 The Citadel .............32-211937 Davidson .................46-37 Davidson .................46-341938 The Citadel .............33-29 The Citadel .............28-261939 Davidson .................46-32 The Citadel .............45-301940 The Citadel .............46-31 Davidson .................52-421941 Davidson .................51-43 Davidson .................39-371942 Davidson .................41-39 Davidson .................48-331943 Davidson .................54-49 Davidson .................48-441944 Davidson .................47-431945 The Citadel .............52-32 The Citadel .............60-261946 The Citadel .............41-39 Davidson .................37-301947 Davidson .................60-34 Davidson .................72-461948 Davidson .................69-30 Davidson .................49-421949 Davidson .................54-25 Davidson .................50-421950 Davidson .................87-48 The Citadel .............41-341951 Davidson .................55-52 Davidson .................69-491952 Davidson ...............100-66 The Citadel .............62-521953 Davidson .................81-64 Davidson .................68-591954 Davidson .................82-51 The Citadel .............75-701955 Davidson .................70-51 Davidson .................87-661956 Davidson .................93-64 Davidson .................65-591957 The Citadel ............63,-62 Davidson .................60-571958 The Citadel .............61-42 The Citadel .............49-421959 The Citadel .............78-72 The Citadel .............64-601960 The Citadel .............73-55 The Citadel .............92-651961 The Citadel .............74-73 The Citadel .............88-661962 Davidson .................77-71 The Citadel .............70-621963 Davidson .................50-49 Davidson .................99-711964 Davidson .................88-67 Davidson .................86-78

1943 Duke ........................56-371950 Duke ........................65-391989 Duke ........................93-521990 Duke ......................108-691991 Duke ........................83-501994 Duke ........................78-63

Duquesne (0-1)1966 Duquesne ................86-60

East Carolina (11-22)1952 East Carolina ..........87-711961 The Citadel .............99-831962 The Citadel .............85-731963 East Carolina ..........83-661964 The Citadel .............85-791965 East Carolina ..........75-69 East Carolina ..........81-711966 East Carolina ..........68-66 The Citadel .............82-741967 East Carolina ..........80-72 The Citadel ...........105-911968 The Citadel .............59-57 East Carolina ..........81-781969 East Carolina ..........75-64 East Carolina ..........97-681970 East Carolina ..........83-69 East Carolina ..........84-711971 The Citadel .............81-57 East Carolina ..........81-671972 The Citadel .............89-86 East Carolina ..........91-83 East Carolina ..........80-711973 The Citadel .............55-54 East Carolina ..........80-721974 East Carolina ..........69-63 East Carolina ..........78-661975 East Carolina ........111-81 East Carolina ..........87-85 East Carolina ..........78-661976 East Carolina ..........68-67 East Carolina ..........81-761977 The Citadel .............70-62 The Citadel .............75-72

East Tennessee State (15-37)1962 The Citadel .............86-671963 East Tenn. State ......64-611965 The Citadel .............65-631966 East Tenn. State ....102-751980 East Tenn. State ......54-52 East Tenn. State ......58-491981 East Tenn. State ......91-66 East Tenn. State . 70-66 ot1982 The Citadel .............64-52 East Tenn. State ......89-811983 East Tenn. State ......57-54 The Citadel .............79-64 East Tenn. State ......75-651984 The Citadel .............75-62 The Citadel .............76-721985 East Tenn. State . 94-90 ot The Citadel .............79-671986 East Tenn. State ......74-70 The Citadel .............98-901987 The Citadel .............90-80 The Citadel .............86-721988 East Tenn. State ......97-90 The Citadel .............85-661989 East Tenn. State ......79-70 The Citadel .............78-75 East Tenn. State ......93-891990 East Tenn. State ......92-57 East Tenn. State ......87-861991 East Tenn. State ......96-76 East Tenn. State ....101-69 East Tenn. State ......99-701992 East Tenn. State ......79-60 East Tenn. State ....107-88

Flagler (1-0)2002 The Citadel .............69-62

Florence AAB (0-1)1944 Florence AAB .........42-38

Florida A&M (1-0) 2000 The Citadel .............68-60

Florida (0-1)1963 Florida .....................83-75

Florida Presbyterian (1-0)1972 The Citadel ...........112-90

Florida State (4-5)1958 The Citadel .............59-571960 The Citadel ........ 76-70 ot The Citadel ...........100-601961 Florida State ...........83-77 The Citadel .............79-661967 Florida State ...........83-641968 Florida State ...........96-75 Florida State ...........93-502000 Florida State ...........77-51

Fort Benning (0-2)1930 Fort Benning ..........63-41 Fort Benning ..........58-33

Ft. Jackson 48th Infantry (2-0)1919 The Citadel .............26-25 The Citadel .............25-22

Fort Moultrie (1-1)1944 Fort Moultrie ..........30-28 The Citadel .............44-23

Francis Marion (0-3)1984 Francis Marion .......78-641986 Francis Marion .......83-761998 Francis Marion .......66-58

Fredonia State (1-0)1979 The Citadel .............75-48

Furman (77-103)1920 The Citadel .............22-16 The Citadel .............19-161921 The Citadel .............28-11 The Citadel .............31-211922 The Citadel .............36-31 Furman ...................30-201923 Furman ...................31-23 The Citadel .............34-251924 Furman ...................39-11 Furman ...................28-161925 The Citadel .............38-32 The Citadel .............44-341926 The Citadel .............38-23 Furman ...................32-22 The Citadel .............36-261927 Furman ...................37-25 Furman ...................43-371928 The Citadel ........ 42-41 ot Furman ...................59-221929 Furman ...................39-24 The Citadel .............54-381930 Furman ...................43-20 Furman ...................52-251931 Furman ...................45-22 Furman ...................35-211932 Furman ...................25-24 Furman ...................23-111933 Furman ...................33-30 Furman ...................28-191934 The Citadel .............30-23 The Citadel .............30-231935 Furman ...................45-30

Air Force (2-0)1972 The Citadel .............61-601995 The Citadel .............65-61

Alabama (2-1)1960 The Citadel .............68-601964 The Citadel .............76-671992 Alabama ................107-67

Alabama-Birmingham (0-1)1985 Ala.-Birmingham ..64-79

Allen (1-0)1989 The Citadel ............71-45

Anderson (4-0)1997 The Citadel ...........103-521998 The Citadel .............87-651999 The Citadel .............83-522000 The Citadel ........ 84-82 ot

Appalachian State (19-45)1969 The Citadel .............80-781973 App. State ........... 78-75 ot The Citadel .............87-691974 App.State .................90-72 The Citadel .............77-761975 The Citadel .............99-94 The Citadel .............70-691976 App. State ................83-65 App. State ................70-671977 App. State ................76-56 App. State ................68-641978 App. State ................75-66 App. State ................66-65 App. State ................81-641979 App. State ................76-65 App. State ................68-641980 The Citadel .............54-53 App. State ................73-571981 App. State ................48-41 App. State ................66-541982 The Citadel .............83-64 App. State ................65-461983 The Citadel .............60-55 The Citadel .............90-721984 App. State ...............66-60 The Citadel .............83-69 App. State ................82-771985 The Citadel .............84-77 App. State ................57-56 The Citadel .............68-621986 App. State ................65-55 App. State ................67-661987 App. State ................72-69 The Citadel .............70-661988 App. State ...............89-72 The Citadel .............73-711989 The Citadel .............65-62 App. State ................86-721990 App. State ..............101-64 App. State ................88-80 App. State ................86-711991 App. State ................84-74 App. State ................84-691992 The Citadel .............80-72 App. State ................78-651993 App. State ................69-53 The Citadel .............75-711994 App. State ................81-70 The Citadel .............78-651995 App. State ................74-571996 The Citadel ........ 84-75 ot App. State ................75-73

All-Time Results Listed by Opponent


1997 App. State ................74-631998 App. State ................60-531999 App. State ................81-652000 App. State ................82-482001 App. State ........... 81-74 ot2002 App. State ................78-742003 App. State ................75-65 App. State ................73-632004 App. State ................72-622005 App. State ................84-66 App. State ................68-59

Arkansas State (5-4)1962 Arkansas State ........80-721963 The Citadel .............71-571965 The Citadel .............94-751966 Arkansas State ........74-731968 The Citadel .............79-711970 Arkansas State ........81-721971 Arkansas State ........74-601972 The Citadel .............86-481973 The Citadel .............81-80

Army (4-1)1987 The Citadel .............69-651988 Army .......................64-691992 The Citadel .............59-532004 The Citadel .............82-582005 The Citadel .............69-62

Ashley Athletic Club (3-0)1919 The Citadel .............33-15 The Citadel .............32-141920 The Citadel ...............54-4

Atlanta Christian (1-0)2005 The Citadel .............75-49

Atlanta YMCA (0-1)1930 Atlanta YMCA .......36-21

Atlantic Christian (2-0)1974 The Citadel .............85-62

Auburn (1-1)1967 Auburn ..................83-1051968 The Citadel .............73-70

Augusta (1-0)1969 The Citadel .............93-75

Augusta Sporters (1-0)1941 The Citadel .............58-50

Augusta YMCA (2-1)1930 The Citadel .............38-291934 Augusta YMCA ......49-43 The Citadel .............42-38

Barry (2-0)1990 The Citadel .............81-631992 The Citadel .............75-72

Barton (1-0)1992 The Citadel .............77-60

Benedict (1-0)1987 The Citadel ...........113-801991 The Citadel ........ 94-88 ot

Barber-Scotia (1-0)1987 The Citadel .............94-69

Bethune-Cookman (1-0)1981 The Citadel .............67-57

Charleston Navy Base (3-4)1945 Chas. Navy Base .....66-48 The Citadel .............57-23 Chas. Navy Base .....52-301946 Chas. Navy Base .....57-411948 The Citadel .............70-501952 The Citadel .............90-37 Chas. Navy Base .....74-55

Charleston Southern (16-10)1975 The Citadel ...........107-921976 The Citadel .............75-70 The Citadel .............96-691977 Charleston So. ........68-54 The Citadel .............78-741978 Charleston So. ........83-771979 The Citadel .............91-421980 The Citadel .............68-62 The Citadel .............62-521981 Charleston So. ........67-621984 The Citadel .............72-611985 The Citadel .............78-61 The Citadel .............62-531986 The Citadel .............78-68 Charleston So. ........95-651993 The Citadel .............59-541994 The Citadel .............85-831995 Charleston So. ........84-69 Charleston So. ........55-531996 The Citadel ........ 96-90 ot Charleston So. ........82-741997 The Citadel ....... 86-80 ot Charleston So. ........77-611998 The Citadel .............77-56 The Citadel .............79-692002 Charleston So. ........70-662002 Charleston So. ........68-562005 Charleston So. ........65-46

Cherry Point (0-1)1952 Cherry Point ...........64-50

Chowan (2-0)2004 The Citadel .............89-722005 The Citadel .............80-61

Cincinnati (0-1)1960 Cincinnati ...............64-43

City League (1-0)1935 The Citadel .............53-37

Clemson (24-55)1915 The Citadel .............48-501921 The Citadel .............28-261922 The Citadel ...............29-8 Clemson ..................20-191925 The Citadel .............34-18 The Citadel .............25-211926 The Citadel .............26-231929 The Citadel .............40-37 Clemson ..................35-331930 Clemson ............. 38-35 ot1932 Clemson ..................17-121937 Clemson ..................44-381938 The Citadel .............28-26 Clemson ..................46-351939 The Citadel .............42-38 Clemson ..................51-361940 Clemson ..................38-27 Clemson ..................46-301941 Clemson ..................62-48 Clemson ..................62-431942 Clemson ..................39-38 Clemson ..................35-271943 The Citadel .............49-35

1917 The Citadel ...............46-7 The Citadel .............59-151918 Charleston ..............48-151920 The Citadel .............41-111921 The Citadel .............55-151922 The Citadel .............31-131923 The Citadel .............32-141926 The Citadel .............29-20 The Citadel .............14-121927 The Citadel .............34-231928 The Citadel .............47-341929 The Citadel .............36-151930 The Citadel .............50-441931 Charleston ..............32-30 The Citadel .............40-37 Charleston ..............30-261932 The Citadel .............31-25 The Citadel .............36-211933 The Citadel .............35-25 The Citadel .............38-211934 The Citadel .............30-27 Charleston ..............33-32 The Citadel .............35-321935 Charleston ..............43-18 Charleston ..............33-181936 The Citadel .............31-281937 Charleston ..............31-29 The Citadel .............41-35 The Citadel .............32-271956 The Citadel .............56-521977 Charleston ..............81-721978 The Citadel ........ 84-82 ot1983 Charleston ..............63-50 The Citadel .............66-521984 The Citadel .............71-621985 Charleston ..............70-611986 Charleston ..............63-571987 Charleston ..............96-811988 Charleston ..............84-581989 The Citadel .............65-581990 Charleston ..............81-581991 Charleston ..............72-651992 Charleston ..............63-601993 Charleston ..............55-531994 Charleston ..............51-491995 Charleston ..............65-581996 Charleston ..............76-691997 Charleston ..............68-631998 Charleston ..............56-44 The Citadel .............64-631999 Charleston ..............62-39 Charleston ..............60-392000 Charleston ..............65-52 Charleston ..............58-492001 Charleston ..............74-67 The Citadel .............62-582002 Charleston ..............77-65 The Citadel .............60-582003 Charleston ..............58-44 Charleston ..............84-752004 Charleston ..............69-45 Charleston ..............59-392005 Charleston ..............66-63 Charleston ..............80-48

Coastal Carolina (4-4)1980 The Citadel .............90-701981 The Citadel .............71-661990 Coastal Carolina ....78-761991 Coastal Carolina ....79-711999 The Citadel .............76-682000 Coastal Carolina ....68-602001 Coastal Carolina ....85-742002 The Citadel .............74-62

Davidson .................91-621965 Davidson ...............100-81 Davidson .................62-501966 Davidson .................81-77 Davidson .................77-64 Davidson .................79-611967 Davidson .................76-72 Davidson .................97-851969 Davidson .................80-721970 Davidson .................56-411971 Davidson .................85-501972 Davidson .................77-701973 Davidson .................85-751974 Davidson .................73-69 Davidson .................82-691975 Davidson .................90-761976 The Citadel .............81-771977 Davidson .................62-601978 Davidson .................88-811979 Davidson .................87-72 The Citadel .............79-70 The Citadel ........ 86-79 ot1980 The Citadel .............77-72 The Citadel .............98-881981 The Citadel .............72-58 Davidson .................63-611982 Davidson .................63-55 The Citadel .............49-47 Davidson .................57-541983 Davidson .................77-76 Davidson .................57-521984 The Citadel .............69-63 Davidson .................62-601985 Davidson ...............102-92 The Citadel ........ 82-79 ot1986 Davidson .................82-76 The Citadel .............64-611987 Davidson .................79-71 Davidson .................86-681988 Davidson .................85-80 Davidson .................79-671990 The Citadel .............76-66 The Citadel .............85-761993 Davidson .................80-70 The Citadel .............68-581994 The Citadel .............68-61 Davidson .................76-631995 Davidson .................70-511996 Davidson .................82-541997 Davidson .................63-58 Davidson .................83-611998 The Citadel .............74-59 Davidson .................68-591999 Davidson .................70-602000 The Citadel .............87-742001 Davidson .................71-582002 The Citadel .............69-50 Davidson .................71-582003 Davidson .................86-722004 Davidson .................68-44 Davidson .................67-492005 Davidson .................81-59 Davidson .................75-68

Dayton (0-2)1960 Dayton.....................60-481990 Dayton.....................97-76

Delaware (1-1)1964 The Citadel .............88-781996 Delaware .................68-46

Duke (0-9)1939 Duke ........................49-371940 Duke ........................51-40 Duke ........................40-35

East Tenn. State ......89-551993 East Tenn. State ......85-69 East Tenn. State ......76-541994 East Tenn. State ......70-54 East Tenn. State ......82-701995 East Tenn. State ......76-58 East Tenn. State ......85-651996 East Tenn. State ......64-491997 The Citadel .............63-561998 East Tenn. State ......72-571999 East Tenn. State ......86-732000 East Tenn. State ......65-53 East Tenn. State ......85-712001 East Tenn. State ......85-692002 The Citadel .............74-612003 East Tenn. State ......87-812004 East Tenn. State ......73-512005 The Citadel .............80-76

Eckerd (1-0)1988 The Citadel .............80-65

Elon (0-4)1952 Elon .........................81-492004 Elon .........................73-59 Elon .........................66-562005 Elon .........................65-58

Emmanuel (2-1)2002 The Citadel .............97-592003 The Citadel .............88-552004 Emmanuel ...... 71-66 (ot)

Emory (2-0)1994 The Citadel ...........101-492000 The Citadel .............91-52

Erskine (15-12)1929 The Citadel .............40-361930 Erskine ....................32-21 Erskine ....................28-201931 Erskine ....................37-13 Erskine ....................26-231933 Erskine ....................29-26 Erskine ....................33-301934 Erskine ....................30-22 Erskine ....................35-331935 The Citadel .............31-22 Erskine ....................27-261936 The Citadel .............31-29 Erskine ....................35-291937 The Citadel .............26-15 Erskine ....................24-231938 The Citadel .............28-241940 The Citadel .............40-381941 The Citadel .............46-411942 Erskine ....................36-351946 The Citadel .............57-171952 Erskine ....................68-59 The Citadel .............56-501964 The Citadel .............69-691965 The Citadel ...........108-621979 The Citadel .............83-611985 The Citadel .............93-811994 The Citadel .............80-64

Estonia (1-0)1990 The Citadel .............79-71

Farleigh Dickinson (0-1)1972 Fareigh Dickinson .67-46

Ferrum (1-0)2001 The Citadel ...........105-75

Furman ...................34-221936 Furman ...................40-33 The Citadel .............32-301937 Furman ...................28-26 Furman ...................44-281938 The Citadel .............37-17 The Citadel .............46-361939 The Citadel .............32-28 The Citadel .............56-341940 The Citadel .............30-24 The Citadel .............36-351941 Furman ...................48-44 Furman ...................53-351942 The Citadel .............40-22 Furman ...................42-221945 The Citadel .............46-28 The Citadel .............46-32 The Citadel .............57-36 The Citadel .............60-521946 The Citadel .............65-45 Furman ...................58-451947 Furman ...................59-51 Furman ...................52-411948 The Citadel .............40-33 The Citadel .............66-641949 Furman ...................65-57 Furman ...................55-381950 Furman ...................40-23 The Citadel .............52-481951 The Citadel .............48-36 The Citadel .............58-491952 Furman ...................76-53 Furman ...................86-631953 Furman ...................96-72 Furman .................107-681954 Furman ...................91-63 Furman .................114-721955 Furman .................154-67 Furman ...................26-241956 Furman ...................90-61 Furman .................112-681957 The Citadel .............77-76 The Citadel .............85-791958 The Citadel .............85-69 Furman ...................90-741959 The Citadel .............85-80 Furman ...................53-52 The Citadel .............93-881960 The Citadel .............77-73 The Citadel .............59-55 The Citadel .............84-811961 Furman .............. 62-56 ot Furman ...................92-84 The Citadel .............78-661962 Furman ...................59-51 The Citadel .............86-751963 The Citadel .............83-78 Furman ...................59-551964 The Citadel .............42-41 The Citadel .............74-65 Furman ...................61-591965 The Citadel .............99-96 The Citadel .............69-571966 Furman ...................74-72 The Citadel .............77-751967 Furman ...................85-68 Furman ...................71-651968 Furman ...................95-85 The Citadel .............77-611969 The Citadel .............67-64 Furman ...................89-841970 Furman ...................80-71 Furman .............. 60-56 ot The Citadel .............68-671971 The Citadel .............90-80

1971 (continued) Furman ...................91-86 Furman ...................95-821972 Furman .................101-86 Furman ...................80-751973 Furman ...................62-46 Furman ...................79-691974 Furman ...................50-42 Furman ...................91-591975 Furman ...................66-65 Furman ...................94-691976 Furman .............. 92-90 ot Furman ...................68-67 The Citadel .............76-721977 Furman ...................88-74 Furman ...................91-88 Furman ...................76-691978 Furman .................106-77 The Citadel .............85-821979 The Citadel .............78-76 Furman .............. 88-84 ot Furman .................105-941980 Furman ...................89-88 Furman ...................82-551981 Furman ...................75-65 Furman ...................67-651982 The Citadel .............69-66 Furman ...................84-641983 The Citadel .............60-49 The Citadel .............76-681984 The Citadel .............89-83 Furman ...................96-701985 The Citadel .............83-76 The Citadel .............73-651986 The Citadel .............76-72 Furman ...................74-691987 Furman ...................93-77 Furman .............. 80-69 ot Furman ...................85-781988 Furman ...................91-84 Furman ...................81-681989 The Citadel .............80-76 Furman ...................61-601990 The Citadel .............90-80 The Citadel .............74-701991 Furman ...................78-57 Furman ............ 89-81 2ot1992 Furman ...................85-65 The Citadel .............85-781993 The Citadel .............63-62 The Citadel .............86-781994 The Citadel .............65-64 Furman ...................71-63 Furman ...................75-701995 Furman ...................77-62 The Citadel ........ 72-64 ot1996 The Citadel .............88-77 Furman ...................68-671997 The Citadel .............71-68 The Citadel .............83-701998 Furman ...................59-57 Furman ...................58-541999 Furman ...................69-47 The Citadel ........ 83-73 ot2000 The Citadel .............78-632001 The Citadel .............65-56 The Citadel .............66-562002 Furman ...................83-75 Furman ........... 70-64 (ot) 2003 The Citadel .............69-55 Furman ...................77-602004 Furman ...................76-61 Furman ...................60-472005 Furman ...................83-59 Furman ...................63-60

Georgetown (0-2)2004 Georgetown ............85-622005 Georgetown ............69-34

The Citadel .............86-78

Georgia Tech (0-4)1976 Georgia Tech ..........58-561977 Georgia Tech ..........63-59 Georgia Tech ..........90-641999 Georgia Tech ..........73-50

Gibbs AAU (0-1)1955 Gibbs AAU ...........121-65

Gray Linen (2-0)1945 The Citadel .............43-421946 The Citadel .............38-36

Greensboro College (3-0)1997 The Citadel .............84-531998 The Citadel .............89-572002 The Citadel .............72-40

Grove Cove Navy (0-1)1951 Grove Cove Navy ...67-45

Hampton (0-1)1996 Hampton .................66-83

Hartford (0-1)1987 Hartford ..................74-66

High Point (1-2)1952 High Point ..............53-482003 The Citadel .............82-672004 High Point ..............94-70

Hofstra (0-1)1968 Hofstra ....................80-77

Holy Cross (1-0)1982 Holy Cross ..............89-80

Indiana (0-1)1974 Indiana ....................74-55

Indiana State (1-0)1989 The Citadel ...........112-75

Jacksonville (1-4)1966 The Citadel .............93-841967 Jacksonville .............87-80 Jacksonville .............87-851968 Jacksonville .............63-59 Jacksonville ...........101-90

Jacksonville NAS (1-1)1955 Jacksonville NAS ....94-90 The Citadel .............86-80

Jewish Alliance (1-1)1932 The Citadel .............42-231933 Jewish Alliance .......29-27

Kansas (0-1)1987 Kansas .....................74-71

Kentucky (1-0)1927 The Citadel .............43-36

Lander (1-0)1978 The Citadel .............74-69

Lehigh (0-1)1974 Lehigh .....................83-65

Lessers (1-0)1945 The Citadel .............52-30

Lemoco (2-0)1943 The Citadel .............41-341945 The Citadel .............49-29

Maryland (0-3)1938 Maryland ................45-431947 Maryland ................52-402003 Maryland ................97-49

Maryland-Baltimore Co. (1-0)1987 The Citadel .............64-61

Memphis State (2-3)1958 Memphis State ........70-63 The Citadel .............62-541962 Memphis State ........86-721963 Memphis State ........72-631969 The Citadel .............76-73

Mercer (4-8)1925 Mercer .....................31-241926 Mercer .....................35-321927 The Citadel .............50-14 The Citadel .............46-32 The Citadel .............38-33 The Citadel .............42-411928 Mercer .....................38-30 Mercer .....................33-151929 Mercer .....................41-35 Mercer .....................52-291930 Mercer .....................53-351971 Mercer .....................73-70

Merchant Maine (2-0)1968 The Citadel .............83-801970 The Citadel .............84-74

Methodist (2-0)1990 The Citadel .............85-712001 The Citadel .............80-55

Miami (FL) (1-1)1959 The Citadel .............93-771986 Miami ......................85-77

Mississippi (2-1)1925 The Citadel .............30-261926 Mississippi ..............41-231971 The Citadel ...........109-90

Morehead State (0-1)1952 Morehead State ......78-45

Morgan State (1-0)1986 The Citadel .............84-73

Morehead State (1-0)2001 The Citadel .............52-51

Morris Harvey (1-0)1960 The Citadel .............89-68

Navy (4-4)1971 Navy ........................72-691974 The Citadel .............74-661977 Navy ........................89-561988 Navy ........................79-671989 The Citadel .............71-622002 The Citadel .............83-472003 Navy ........................57-512005 The Citadel .............87-72

Navy Yard Machinist Mates (1-0)1917 The Citadel .............48-11

Nebraska (0-3)1991 Nebraska .................94-801992 Nabraska .................84-611993 Nebraska .................86-46

Newberry (50-24)1914 The Citadel .............31-24 The Citadel .............33-17

New York University (0-1)1969 New York Univ. ......87-62

North Carolina (0-16)1940 North Carolina .......38-361950 North Carolina .......77-391951 North Carolina .......71-531952 North Carolina .......87-69 North Carolina .......80-621953 North Carolina .......70-50 North Carolina .......94-691954 North Carolina .......83-42 North Carolina .......79-521969 North Carolina .....106-591980 North Carolina .......51-401982 North Carolina .......67-461983 North Carolina .......81-361984 North Carolina .......76-601991 North Carolina .....118-501992 North Carolina .......97-58

North Carolina Asheville (2-1)1987 The Citadel .............71-651988 UNC-Asheville ......85-721989 The Citadel .............93-77

North Carolina Charlotte (0-3)1985 UNC Charlotte .......83-621986 UNC Charlotte .....104-511988 UNC Charlotte .......98-74

North Carolina Greensboro (5-7)1980 The Citadel .............81-631992 The Citadel .............76-601993 The Citadel .............53-471994 The Citadel .............63-461998 UNC Greensboro ......69-611999 UNC Greensboro ......61-532000 UNC Greensboro ......75-582001 The Citadel .............70-682002 UNC Greensboro ......81-682003 UNC Greensboro ......67-662004 UNC Greensboro ......75-662005 UNC Greensboro ......78-68

North Carolina State (1-15)1938 N.C. State ................43-291939 N.C. State ................40-381941 The Citadel .............57-501942 N.C. State ................41-23 N.C. State ................64-401947 N.C. State ................75-331961 N.C. State ................88-711963 N.C. State ................82-651969 N.C. State ................84-651970 N.C. State ..............105-591976 N.C. State ..............103-751980 N.C. State ................57-351982 N.C. State ................54-441983 N.C. State ................57-471984 N.C. State ................50-492002 N.C. State ................63-53

North Carolina Wesleyan (2-0)1995 The Citadel .............96-711998 The Citadel .............77-43

North Carolina Wilmington (3-1)1969 The Citadel .............97-841975 The Citadel ...........115-881976 The Citadel .............81-631978 UNC Wilmington ..81-66

North Georgia (1-1)1950 The Citadel .............54-431951 North Georgia ........57-55

Northwestern (0-1)1970 Northwestern .........91-74

The Citadel .............31-301938 The Citadel .............37-18 The Citadel .............44-301939 The Citadel .............39-37 The Citadel .............55-391940 Presbyterian ............38-36 Presbyterian ............40-321941 Presbyterian ............39-36 Presbyterian ............53-481942 Presbyterian ............50-401946 The Citadel .............37-36 The Citadel .............41-351947 The Citadel .............67-47 The Citadel .............57-491948 The Citadel .............44-41 The Citadel .............81-441949 Presbyterian ............50-40 The Citadel .............55-461950 Presbyterian ............66-64 Presbyterian ............56-421951 Presbyterian ............74-72 The Citadel .............75-691952 Presbyterian ............63-58 Presbyterian ............98-501953 Presbyterian ............82-63 The Citadel .............72-631954 Presbyterian ............75-46 Presbyterian ..........106-731955 Presbyterian ............93-721956 Presbyterian ..........117-67 Presbyterian ..........113-631957 Presbyterian ............82-73 The Citadel .............65-631958 The Citadel .............81-561959 The Citadel .............77-621960 The Citadel .............93-401964 The Citadel .............97-611965 The Citadel .............86-371977 The Citadel .............87-781981 The Citadel .............75-651982 The Citadel .............68-501983 The Citadel .............80-74

Quantico Marines (0-1)1949 Quantico Marines ..62-38

Randolph-Macon (2-0)1995 The Citadel .............85-571996 The Citadel .............65-58

Rhode Island (0-1)1988 Rhode Island ........113-85

Rice (0-2)1972 Rice ..........................73-661973 Rice ..........................82-64

Richmond (21-26)1939 The Citadel .............39-241948 Richmond ...............71-501949 Richmond ...............58-421957 Richmond ...............91-69 Richmond ...............67-541958 Richmond ...............54-50 The Citadel .............62-54 Richmond ...............63-591959 The Citadel .............55-45 Richmond ...............69-621960 Richmond ...............63-52 The Citadel .............85-551961 The Citadel .............92-78 The Citadel .............89-80 The Ctadel ...............70-661962 Richmond ...............76-68 The Citadel .............58-571963 The Citadel .............80-76 Richmond .............112-981964 Richmond ...............77-73 Richmond ...............67-65

Shaw Field (1-0)1943 The Citadel .............51-40

South Alabama (1-0)1987 The Citadel .............84-76

South Carolina (23-73)1914 South Carolina .......24-151915 The Citadel .............24-171916 South Carolina .......29-25 The Citadel .............31-191917 South Carolina .......26-23 The Citadel .............41-171919 The Citadel .............33-25 The Citadel .............29-151920 The Citadel ...............19-8 The Citadel .............34-221921 South Carolina .......22-11 The Citadel .............29-131922 South Carolina .......18-17 The Citadel .............29-161923 South Carolina .......22-16 South Carolina .......34-101924 South Carolina .......26-24 South Carolina .......25-181925 The Citadel .............34-29 South Carolina .......32-291926 The Citadel .............42-24 South Carolina .......28-201928 The Citadel .............47-28 South Carolina .......33-261929 The Citadel .............42-36 The Citadel .............51-401930 South Carolina .......32-311931 The Citadel .............22-191932 South Carolina .......24-22 South Carolina .......25-171933 South Carolina .......57-361935 South Carolina .......33-17 South Carolina .......54-251936 South Carolina .......54-181937 South Carolina .......48-27 South Carolina .......34-321938 The Citadel .............31-21 The Citadel .............39-271939 The Citadel ........ 40-37 ot The Citadel .............50-381940 The Citadel .............33-27 The Citadel .............27-261941 South Carolina .......40-28 South Carolina .......55-371942 South Carolina .......47-27 South Carolina .......54-521943 South Carolina .......47-41 The Citadel .............37-23 South Carolina .......44-381945 South Carolina .......59-51 South Carolina .......73-471946 South Carolina .......66-29 South Carolina .......52-331947 South Carolina .......62-35 South Carolina .......49-451948 South Carolina .......49-41 South Carolina .......53-381949 South Carolina .......60-35 South Carolina .......58-451950 South Carolina .......67-46 South Carolina .......68-421951 South Carolina .......79-45 South Carolina .......82-581952 South Carolina .......76-56 South Carolina .......76-591953 South Carolina .......78-59 South Carolina .......97-721954 South Carolina .......79-59 South Carolina .......79-741955 South Carolina .......97-72 South Carolina .......97-651956 South Carolina .......80-50


George Washington (8-17)1939 George Wash. .........46-351947 George Wash. .........72-411952 George Wash. .........73-64 George Wash. .........78-561958 George Wash. .........72-681959 The Citadel .............64-44 The Citadel .............53-521960 The Citadel .............75-48 George Wash. .........74-601961 The Citadel .............89-72 George Wash. .........94-871962 George Wash. .........79-761963 George Wash. .........59-521964 George Wash. .......102-811965 The Citadel .............69-681966 George Wash. .........95-841967 The Citadel .............89-861968 The Citadel .............83-661969 George Wash. .......101-91 George Wash. .........84-53 George Wash. .........90-731970 George Wash. .........95-77 George Wash. .........66-641971 The Citadel .............73-681973 George Wash. .........88-80

Georgia (2-2)1959 The Citadel .............78-521961 The Citadel .............82-721962 Georgia ...................91-861963 Georgia ...................89-73

Georgia Southern (14-18)1961 The Citadel .............90-841964 Georgia Southern ..91-831965 Georgia Southern 107-821966 The Citadel .............78-721967 Georgia Southern ..79-781993 Georgia Southern ..66-58 Georgia Southern ..81-73 Georgia Southern ..72-411994 Georgia Southern ..81-78 Georgia Southern ..65-621995 The Citadel .............71-59 The Citadel .............69-621996 The Citadel .............65-56 The Citadel ........ 67-63 ot1997 Georgia Southern ..68-56 The Citadel .............93-561998 The Citadel .............71-60 The Citadel .............68-451999 Georgia Southern ..75-51 Georgia Southern ..79-632000 Georgia Southern ..93-81 Georgia Southern ..58-522001 Georgia Southern ..88-69 The Citadel .............71-692002 The Citadel .............85-80 Georgia Southern ..95-862003 The Citadel .............67-66 Georgia Southern ..64-632004 Georgia Southern ..86-58 The Citadel .............68-652005 The Citadel .............76-65 Georgia Southern 115-81

Georgia State (7-1)1973 The Citadel .............73-591974 The Citadel .............58-551982 The Citadel .............80-721983 The Citadel .............79-631984 The Citadel .............72-671985 The Citadel .............93-721991 Georgia State ..........85-61

Liberty (2-1)1989 The Citadel .............81-741990 The Citadel .............82-661991 Liberty .....................57-55

Limestone (2-0)1997 The Citadel .............83-562001 The Citadel .............78-72

Long Island (0-1)1970 Long Island .............69-61

Loyola (New Orleans) (2-1)1961 The Citadel .............88-781967 Loyola ......................97-871968 The Citadel .............61-59

Lynchburg (1-0)1999 The Citadel .............58-47

James Madison (2-2)1974 James Madision ......43-411977 The Citadel .............79-721978 James Madision ......71-70 The Citadel .............89-88

Maine (1-0)1978 The Citadel .............81-63

Marshall (10-33)1963 Marshall ..................71-691965 The Citadel .............96-841977 Marshall ..................82-731978 Marshall ............. 85-81 ot The Citadel .............74-571979 The Citadel .............58-57 The Citadel .............75-691980 Marshall ..................68-59 Marshall ............. 78-74 ot Marshall ................100-661981 Marshall ..................76-60 Marshall ..................87-791982 Marshall ..................74-61 The Citadel .............77-621983 Marshall ..................71-70 Marshall ..................69-611984 The Citadel .............84-76 Marshall ..................85-711985 The Citadel ........ 92-87 ot Marshall ..................75-65 Marshall ..................78-671986 Marshall ..................90-70 Marshall ..................85-781987 Marshall ..................72-69 Marshall ..................96-921988 Marshall ..................87-67 Marshall ................105-78 Marshall ................121-781989 Marshall ..................62-53 The Citadel ...........100-801990 The Citadel .............64-52 Marshall ..................91-851991 Marshall ..................90-81 Marshall ..................90-781992 Marshall ..................75-67 Marshall ..................82-771993 Marshall ..................62-50 The Citadel .............68-521994 Marshall ............. 83-79 ot Marshall ..................85-641995 Marshall ..................76-621996 Marshall ..................98-541997 Marshall ............ 81-80 ot

1915 Newberry ................24-22 Newberry ................38-231916 Newberry ................27-191920 The Citadel .............19-101921 The Citadel .............32-17 Newberry ................38-201922 The Citadel .............22-19 Newberry ................35-221923 Newberry ................32-21 The Citadel .............46-101924 Newberry ................20-13 Newberry ................35-161926 The Citadel .............37-191927 The Citadel .............35-21 The Citadel .............26-201928 The Citadel .............47-23 The Citadel .............27-251929 The Citadel .............42-13 The Citadel .............35-281930 The Citadel .............34-28 The Citadel .............46-281931 The Citadel .............49-34 The Citadel .............33-261932 Newberry ................32-26 Newberry ................29-271933 Newberry ................46-24 Newberry ................37-301934 The Citadel .............44-25 The Citadel .............34-221935 The Citadel .............37-36 The Citadel .............39-331936 The Citadel .............46-33 The Citadel .............46-381937 The Citadel .............44-22 Newberry ................34-311938 The Citadel .............45-31 The Citadel .............58-451939 The Citadel .............43-36 The Citadel .............49-481942 The Citadel .............45-281943 The Citadel .............46-381945 The Citadel .............55-441946 Newberry ................50-44 Newberry ................61-501947 The Citadel .............60-49 The Citadel .............41-351948 Newberry ................56-43 The Citadel .............59-301949 Newberry ................67-47 Newberry ................49-301950 Newberry ................55-47 Newberry ................83-561951 Newberry ................91-85 The Citadel .............69-571952 The Citadel .............73-50 The Citadel .............65-581953 The Citadel .............74-61 The Citadel .............67-571954 The Citadel .............71-60 Newberry ................82-751955 Newberry ................80-531956 Newberry ................81-56 The Citadel .............82-781957 The Citadel .............67-55 The Citadel .............97-531958 The Citadel .............60-461982 The Citadel ...........101-881984 The Citadel ...........108-771988 The Citadel .............78-661991 The Citadel .............92-781995 The Citadel .............85-691996 The Citadel .............94-65

New Mexico State (0-1)1968 New Mexico St. ......92-66

Oglethorpe (6-0)1926 The Citadel .............30-221927 The Citadel .............56-261928 The Citadel .............53-361974 The Citadel .............89-602001 The Citadel .............79-452003 The Citadel .............95-55

Old Dominion (0-1)1967 Old Dominion .......78-70

Parris Island Marines (7-6)1926 The Citadel .............35-171927 The Citadel .............45-191928 The Citadel .............55-441929 Parris Island ...........45-41 The Citadel .............36-331933 The Citadel .............32-26 Parris Island ...........28-271941 The Citadel .............28-27 The Citadel .............55-361950 Parris Island ...........49-46 Parris Island ...........64-551955 Parris Island .........125-54 Parris Island ...........92-70

Pennsylvania (0-3)1973 Pennsylvania ..........67-341977 Pennsylvania ........108-691978 Pennsylvania ........103-73

Philander Smith (1-0)2002 The Citadel .............65-51

Piedmont (11-1)1951 The Citadel .............67-551952 The Citadel .............62-541953 The Citadel .............95-671954 Piedmont ................79-551979 The Citadel ...........103-611980 The Citadel .............69-561981 The Citadel .............56-451982 The Citadel .............66-541983 The Citadel .............82-591984 The Citadel ...........105-541986 The Citadel .............92-661989 The Citadel ...........105-48

Presbyterian (46-22)1919 The Citadel .............39-181920 The Citadel .............31-221921 The Citadel .............21-111923 The Citadel .............37-18 The Citadel .............20-191924 Presbyterian ............32-23 Presbyterian ............23-101925 The Citadel .............52-301926 The Citadel .............35-281927 The Citadel .............46-25 The Citadel .............43-221928 The Citadel .............55-30 The Citadel .............56-481929 The Citadel .............41-30 The Citadel .............51-311930 The Citadel .............53-41 The Citadel .............38-301931 Presbyterian ....... 39-34 ot Presbyterian ............33-321933 The Citadel .............52-331934 The Citadel .............29-221935 The Citadel .............26-24 The Citadel .............44-391936 The Citadel .............42-31 The Citadel .............27-241937 The Citadel .............27-16

1965 The Citadel .............76-75 Richmond ...............83-811966 Richmond .............100-86 The Citadel .............88-701967 The Citadel .............81-79 Richmond ...............89-761968 Richmond ...............83-70 The Citadel .............92-77 Richmond .............100-881969 The Citadel .............81-77 Richmond .............108-891970 The Citadel .............53-51 Richmond .......... 82-81 ot1971 Richmond ...............67-64 The Citadel .............78-631972 Richmond ...............75-68 The Citadel .............99-791973 Richmond ...............65-63 The Citadel .............77-721974 Richmond .......... 89-82 ot The Citadel .............73-651975 Richmond ...............80-75 Richmond ...............99-901976 The Citadel .............75-74 The Citadel .............91-79 Richmond ...............82-69

Richmond Royals (0-1)1949 Richmond Royals ..55-39

Rider (0-1)1983 Rider ................... 64-59 ot

Roanoke (0-1)1970 Roanoke ................107-67

Rochester (1-0)1974 The Citadel .............80-65

Rochester Tech (1-0)1975 The Citadel .............90-80

Rollins (3-1)1932 The Citadel .............45-22 The Citadel .............46-161955 Rollins .....................84-711973 The Citadel .............63-54

Rutgers (0-1)1976 Rutgers ....................96-73

Samford (1-1)1992 The Citadel .............73-671993 Samford .............. 73-67 ot

Sacramento State2000 Sac. State .................74-61

San Francisco (0-1)1989 San Francisco .........94-80

Savannah Athletic Club (1-0)1928 The Citadel .............47-31

Savannah Ice Service (0-1)1941 Savannah Ice ..........62-51

Savannah State (4-0)1989 The Citadel ...........100-731991 The Citadel .............79-752005 The Citadel .............81-58 The Citadel .............70-47

Sears (1-0)1932 The Citadel .............30-28

South Carolina .....121-761957 South Carolina .......90-77 South Carolina .......98-961976 South Carolina .......90-741977 South Carolina .......85-661981 South Carolina 83-81 3ot1982 South Carolina .......62-571983 South Carolina .......60-561984 South Carolina .......85-641985 South Carolina .......94-821986 South Carolina .......80-701987 South Carolina .......75-641988 South Carolina .......88-661989 The Citadel .............88-871990 South Carolina .......69-651996 South Carolina .....112-611997 South Carolina .......85-551998 South Carolina .......85-551999 South Carolina .......71-582000 South Carolina .......68-512001 South Carolina .......74-712002 South Carolina .......73-572003 South Carolina .......66-502004 South Carolina .......70-38

South Carolina State (7-3)1979 The Citadel .............91-861980 The Citadel .............73-671981 The Citadel .............66-651984 The Citadel .............91-781989 S.C. State .................84-701990 The Citadel .............83-772001 The Citadel .............62-442002 The Citadel .............89-812003 S.C. State .................78-662004 S.C. State .................65-51

South Carlina Aiken (4-0)1977 The Citadel .............86-781978 The Citadel .............82-581980 The Citadel .............98-841982 The Citadel ..107-105 5ot

South Carolina Spartanburg (2-0)1979 The Citadel .............99-671981 The Citadel .............75-70

South Florida (1-1)1973 The Citadel .............66-561974 South Florida..........90-782000 South Florida..........98-72

Southern California (0-1)1985 Southern Calif. .......95-62

Southern Mississippi (1-0)1962 The Citadel .............79-67

Southwestern (TX) (1-0)2003 The Citadel .............78-50

Spartanburg YMCA (0-1)1923 Spartanburg YMCA ..40-18

Spring Hill (1-0)1958 The Citadel .............67-55

St. Mary’s (MD) (1-0)1996 The Citadel ...........102-53

Standard Oil (1-0)1925 The Citadel .............46-18

Stark General Hospital (1-0)1944 The Citadel .............24-23

Stetson (6-9)1932 Stetson .....................39-29 Stetson .....................29-24 Stetson .....................26-221951 The Citadel .............63-611966 The Citadel .............71-641967 Stetson .....................82-741968 Stetson .....................77-761969 The Citadel .............87-741972 The Citadel .............85-70 The Citadel .............93-681976 Stetson .....................66-601977 Stetson .....................67-651997 Stetson .....................52-501998 The Citadel .............77-641999 Stetson .....................83-602000 Stetson .....................70-60

Tampa (0-1)1971 Tampa ......................77-76

Tennessee (0-3)1949 Tennessee ................64-421963 Tennessee ................73-562004 Tennessee ................99-49

Tennessee-Chattanooga (14-47)1926 Chattanooga ...........36-301927 The Citadel .............40-301969 The Citadel .............73-721971 Chattanooga ...........81-701972 The Citadel .........117-1001973 Chattanooga ...........95-721978 Chattanooga ...........80-70 Chattanooga ...........84-811979 The Citadel .............79-71 The Citadel .............62-611980 Chattanooga ...........68-51 The Citadel .............52-511981 Chattanooga ...........65-64 Chattanooga ...........85-761982 Chattanooga ...........79-72 Chattanooga ...........83-651983 Chattanooga ...........58-57 Chattanooga ...........85-681984 Chattanooga ...........85-83 Chattanooga ...........85-831985 Chattanooga ...........91-82 The Citadel .............71-631986 Chattanooga ...........96-71 The Citadel .............82-75 Chattanooga ...........69-661987 Chattanooga ...........72-60 The Citadel .............86-711988 Chattanooga ...........77-63 The Citadel .............69-681989 Chattanooga ...........71-67 Chattanooga ...........79-701990 Chattanooga ...........82-61 Chattanooga ...........81-781991 Chattanooga ...........74-59 Chattanooga ...........83-711992 Chattanooga ...........93-76 Chattanooga ...... 83-80 ot1993 Chattanooga ...........95-62 Chattanooga ...........95-721994 Chattanooga ...........79-74 Chattanooga ...........83-651995 Chattanooga .........105-68 Chattanooga ...........72-481996 The Citadel .............73-64 Chattanooga ...........70-441997 Chattanooga ...........72-66 Chattanooga ...........71-591998 Chattanooga ...........66-54 Chattanooga ...........62-551999 Chattanooga ...........61-52 Chattanooga ...........61-482000 Chattanooga ...........68-59

1964 VMI .........................89-88 The Citadel .............79-771965 VMI .........................71-70 The Citadel .............84-721966 VMI .........................80-77 The Citadel .............71-691967 The Citadel .............73-70 The Citadel .............81-781968 VMI .........................81-67 VMI .........................87-771969 The Citadel .............88-70 The Citadel .............79-771970 The Citadel .............84-70 The Citadel .............68-611971 The Citadel .............66-64 The Citadel .............91-651972 The Citadel .............68-62 The Citadel .............87-601973 The Citadel .............69-67 The Citadel .............75-621974 VMI .........................70-63 The Citadel .............65-471975 VMI .....................108-101 VMI .........................82-681976 The Citadel .............78-74 VMI .........................76-591977 VMI .........................68-62 VMI .........................88-701978 VMI .........................79-61 VMI .........................84-721979 The Citadel .............91-83 The Citadel .............72-611980 VMI .........................72-71 The Citadel ........ 79-77 ot1981 VMI .........................58-49 VMI .........................65-621982 The Citadel .............72-61 The Citadel .............91-741983 The Citadel .............57-50 VMI .........................65-631984 The Citadel .............65-61 VMI .........................64-621985 The Citadel ........ 64-61 ot The Citadel .............69-531986 VMI .........................66-64 VMI .........................83-761987 The Citadel ........ 82-78 ot VMI .........................68-621988 VMI .........................77-63 The Citadel .............69-591989 The Citadel .............73-61 The Citadel .............88-791990 The Citadel .............89-73 VMI .........................77-761991 VMI .........................77-65 VMI .........................85-671992 The Citadel .............66-60 VMI .........................64-601993 VMI .........................76-74 The Citadel .............69-531994 The Citadel .............63-50 The Citadel .............80-571995 The Citadel .............84-69 VMI .........................75-661996 VMI .........................91-52 VMI .........................85-831997 VMI .........................86-76 The Citadel .............81-741998 The Citadel .............67-62 The Citadel .............77-661999 VMI .................... 74-72 ot2000 The Citadel ........ 87-84 ot2001 The Citadel .............79-642002 The Citadel .............75-55 The Citadel .............80-702003 VMI .........................58-49

Virginia Tech (2-16)1921 Virginia Tech ..........35-10

1983 Western Carolina ...87-76 The Citadel ........ 83-80 ot1984 Western Carolina ...84-72 The Citadel .........106-1011985 The Citadel .............73-70 The Citadel .............91-851986 The Citadel .............69-68 Western Carolina ...72-711987 The Citadel .............95-78 Western Carolina ...75-701988 The Citadel .............67-64 Western Carolina ...73-671989 The Citadel .............79-51 Western Carolina ...64-611990 Western Carolina ...72-62 The Citadel .............80-721991 Western Carolina ...74-72 The Citadel .............89-761992 Western Carolina ...88-77 Western Carolina ...89-691993 The Citadel .............83-73 The Citadel .............79-701994 The Citadel .............71-67 Western Carolina ...51-581995 The Citadel ........ 98-90 ot The Citadel .............69-681996 Western Carolina ...88-74 Western Carolina ...74-731997 The Citadel .............82-62 Western Carolina ...76-571998 The Citadel .............73-651999 The Citadel .............86-822000 The Citadel .............67-632001 The Citadel ........ 56-54 ot Western Carolina ...67-572002 The Citadel ... 105-97 2ot2003 The Citadel .............83-692004 Western Carolina ...71-422005 The Citadel .............65-60

Westminister (0-1)1962 Westminister ..........80-65

West End (2-0)1919 The Citadel .............37-25 The Citadel .............34-29

West Texas State (1-0)1958 The Citadel .............78-71

West Virginia (2-6)1959 West Virginia..........89-61 West Virginia..........85-661960 West Virginia..........98-761961 The Citadel .............83-801962 West Virginia..........78-701963 West Virginia..........86-611964 West Virginia..........58-531965 The Citadel .............75-73

West Virginia Tech (1-0)1971 The Citadel ........ 47-45 ot

West Virginia Wesleyan (1-0)1962 The Citadel .............88-69

Wichita State (0-1)1995 Wichita State ..... 64-62 ot

William & Mary (22-30)1940 The Citadel .............36-351945 William & Mary .....54-411948 William & Mary .....64-41 William & Mary .....50-341949 William & Mary .....57-391957 William & Mary .....87-74 William & Mary .....82-741958 The Citadel .............75-60 The Citadel .............85-63

1931 Wofford ...................22-16 The Citadel .............32-281932 The Citadel .............24-20 Wofford ...................22-141933 Wofford ...................30-29 Wofford ...................33-241934 Wofford ...................26-15 Wofford ...................33-261935 Wofford ...................39-23 Wofford ...................43-301936 Wofford ...................42-34 Wofford ...................40-391937 Wofford ...................39-23 The Citadel .............39-241938 Wofford ...................33-31 The Citadel .............39-351939 The Citadel .............44-32 The Citadel .............31-231940 Wofford ...................45-39 The Citadel .............28-231941 The Citadel .............46-411946 The Citadel .............46-40 Wofford ...................58-441952 Wofford ...................70-69 The Citadel .............74-651953 Wofford ...................85-71 Wofford ...................96-621955 Wofford ...................85-71 Wofford ...................94-721956 Wofford ...................90-61 Wofford .................102-711957 The Citadel .............86-74 The Citadel .............68-621967 The Citadel .............84-751968 Wofford ...................68-601969 The Citadel ...........102-851970 The Citadel .............87-751971 The Citadel .............82-621972 The Citadel .............86-661973 The Citadel .............66-561977 The Citadel .............83-771978 The Citadel .............88-591979 The Citadel .............92-681980 The Citadel .............90-791981 The Citadel .............65-641998 The Citadel .............56-51 Wofford ...................71-661999 The Citadel .............62-60 Wofford ...................67-542000 Wofford ...................87-642001 Wofford ...................79-58 The Citadel .............64-622002 Wofford ...................73-64 The Citadel .............72-632003 Wofford ...................69-54 Wofford ...................75-632004 Wofford ...................78-68 The Citadel .............68-652005 The Citadel .............76-74 Wofford ...................73-63

Xavier (OH) (1-2)1960 Xavier ......................94-911966 Xavier ....................104-811971 The Citadel .............73-68

YMCA (4-1)1913 YMCA .....................30-16 The Citadel .............33-281914 The Citadel .............32-31 The Citadel .............34-271915 The Citadel .............48-18

Youngstown State (1-0)1991 The Citadel .........102-101

Blatt, Greg ................................................. 1978-81Brandenburg, Paul ................................... 1961-66Browning, Jim ............................................... 1958Cassara, Morgan ...................................... 1998-99Cowart, Chris ........................................... 2000-03Csensits, Dennis ...................................... 1996-98Dooley, Robert ......................................... 1999-00Estes, Butch .................................................... 1973Evans, Stan ...................................................... 1971Foster, Bill ................................................. 1968-69Frazier, Brian ............................................ 1997-99Shane Garman ......................................... 1996-97Gerlufsen, Chris .........................2001-presentGrant, Earl ................................................ 2002-04Hopkins, Mike ......................................... 1999-01Johnson, Richard ..................................... 1977-85Ledbetter, Ben ................................1976, 1985-88Malpass, Cliff ................................................. 1970McGillan, Marty ...................................... 1997-01Montgomery, Mike ........................................ 1972Nesbit, Randy ........................................... 1981-85Neubauer, Jeff ........................................... 1994-96Parks, Terry .................................................... 2005Pickett, George ............................................... 1959Potosnak, Ken .......................................... 1993-97Purcell, Kevin ........................................... 1995-96Robinson, Les ........................................... 1970-74Ross, Nate ................................................. 1985-92Summey, Mike ............................2004-presentTaylor, Benjy ............................................. 1993-95Thompson, Ed ......................................... 1967-68Thompson, Mel .............................................. 1960Wilson, Miles ........................................... 2003-04Wormley, Clyde ..........................2004-present

All-TimeAssistant Coaches

Basketball Media Guide • �0� • The Citadel 2005-2006

2001 Chattanooga ...........57-56 The Citadel .............61-602002 The Citadel .............72-64 Chattanooga ...........84-772003 Chattanooga ...........79-64 Chattanooga ...........74-672004 Chattanooga ...........73-492005 Chattanooga ...........66-57

Tennessee Tech (0-2)1958 Tennessee Tech ......69-601963 Tennessee Tech ......75-73

Tennessee Wesleyan (1-0)1971 The Citadel ...........100-72

Texas A&M (1-0)1971 The Citadel .............62-61

Toledo (0-2)1962 Toledo .....................96-581965 Toledo .....................82-78

Trinity (1-0)1920 The Citadel .............36-25

Tulane (0-5)1971 Tulane ......................75-691972 Tulane ......................67-611973 Tulane ......................61-601975 Tulane ......................78-711976 Tulane ....................101-85

UCLA (0-1)1972 UCLA ....................105-49

University of the South (3-0)1970 The Citadel .............86-651985 The Citadel .............96-611999 The Citadel .............77-54

Vanderbilt (0-5)1922 Vanderbilt ...............37-221958 Vanderbilt ...............90-611970 Vanderbilt ...............89-581978 Vanderbilt .......... 53-50 ot1979 Vanderbilt ...............78-63

Virginia (0-2)1921 Virginia ...................51-151972 Virginia ...................77-72

Virginia Military Institute (53-44)1921 VMI ...........................71-81954 VMI .........................77-57 VMI .........................91-551955 VMI .........................78-59 VMI .........................88-621956 VMI .........................76-59 VMI .........................90-59Virginia Military Institute (continued)1957 The Citadel .............81-71 The Citadel .............78-701958 The Citadel .............77-63 The Citadel .............86-541959 The Citadel .............47-36 The Citadel .............47-461960 The Citadel .............74-53 The Citadel .............76-451961 The Citadel .............70-69 The Citadel .............91-831962 VMI .........................71-69 VMI .........................73-701963 VMI .......................106-71 VMI .........................70-65

1942 Virginia Tech ..........48-351954 Virginia Tech ..........85-701955 Virginia Tech ..........91-69 Virginia Tech ..........88-531956 Virginia Tech ..........96-64 Virginia Tech ........103-471957 Virginia Tech ..........72-48 Virginia Tech ..........83-721958 The Citadel ........ 55-54 ot Virginia Tech ..........75-441959 Virginia Tech ..........76-691960 Virginia Tech ..........86-741961 Virginia Tech ..........73-63 Virginia Tech ........116-931962 Virginia Tech ........101-831965 The Citadel .............94-901966 Virginia Tech ..........67-61

Voorhees (1-0)2005 The Citadel .............95-60

Wake Forest (2-14)1937 Wake Forest ............42-181938 Wake Forest ............45-431941 Wake Forest ............63-481942 Wake Forest ............64-40 Wake Forest ............60-511943 The Citadel .............38-36 The Citadel .............52-391947 Wake Forest ............56-461948 Wake Forest ............62-481949 Wake Forest ............57-361950 Wake Forest ............82-43 Wake Forest ............62-571953 Wake Forest ............96-671992 Wake Forest ............97-571995 Wake Forest ............81-581997 Wake Forest ............86-52

Washington & Lee (5-10)1921 The Citadel .............29-151954 Washington & Lee .84-551955 Washington & Lee .70-53 Washington & Lee .89-501956 Washington & Lee .99-67 Washington & Lee .91-541957 Washington & Lee .72-69 Washington & Lee .64-58 Washington & Lee .85-621958 Washington & Lee .74-68 Washington & Lee .72-661959 The Citadel .............89-69 The Citadel .............66-542004 The Citadel .............62-442005 The Citadel .............73-62

Webber International (2-0)2003 The Citadel .............83-602004 The Citadel .............79-75

Weber State (0-1)1992 Weber State ..........108-74

Western Carolina (28-22)1978 Western Carolina ...65-64 Western Carolina ...73-721979 The Citadel .............78-54 The Citadel .............70-691980 The Citadel .............85-73 Western Carolina ...79-601981 The Citadel .............61-59 Western Carolina ...70-621982 Western Carolina ...58-53 Western Carolina ...83-75 The Citadel ........ 66-62 ot

1960 William & Mary .....79-651961 The Citadel ........ 64-63 ot1962 The Citadel .............83-76 William & Mary .....71-581963 William & Mary .....83-69 William & Mary .....82-691964 The Citadel .............63-60 The Citadel .............80-671965 The Citadel .............70-64 William & Mary .....79-70 William & Mary .....68-601966 William & Mary .....70-65 William & Mary .....59-461967 The Citadel .............85-77 William & Mary .....91-571968 The Citadel .............84-75 The Citadel .............84-731969 William & Mary .....73-56 The Citadel .............95-611970 William & Mary .....65-60 William & Mary .....79-741971 William & Mary .....59-54 The Citadel .............71-671972 William & Mary .....74-67 The Citadel .............68-591973 The Citadel .............82-74 William & Mary .....83-74 William & Mary .....97-721974 The Citadel .............88-65 William & Mary .....64-571975 William & Mary .....82-73 William & Mary .....81-531976 William & Mary .....70-61 The Citadel .............64-621977 William & Mary .....94-61 William & Mary .....61-531993 William & Mary ... 72-68 ot1994 The Citadel .............78-731995 The Citadel .............66-641997 The Citadel .............78-711999 The Citadel ........ 62-59 ot2001 William & Mary .....65-622002 The Citadel .............67-62

Wingate (1-0)1997 The Citadel .............82-55

Winthrop (4-4)1992 The Citadel .............82-571993 Winthrop ................91-701995 Winthrop ................78-741996 The Citadel .............68-621997 The Citadel .............86-621998 The Citadel .............64-581999 Winthrop ................64-492000 Winthrop ................71-51

Wofford (44-33)1921 Wofford ...................22-21 The Citadel .............21-191922 The Citadel .............32-25 The Citadel .............28-271924 The Citadel .............27-20 The Citadel .............27-131925 The Citadel .............27-25 The Citadel .............45-201926 Wofford ...................33-251927 The Citadel .............52-37 The Citadel .............41-231928 The Citadel .............39-27 The Citadel .............69-321929 The Citadel .............32-18 The Citadel .............38-151930 The Citadel .............38-18 The Citadel .............45-21

Season Coach W L PCT.1913 J.G. Briggs 2 3 .4001914-16 Hans Kangeter 15 5 .7501917-18 Harry O’Brien 6 2 .7501919-25 C.F. Myers 51 26 .6621926 Locke Brown 10 6 .6251927-30 Benny Blatt 51 22 .6991931-33 Johnny Douglas 18 31 .3671934-35 Charlie Willard 14 16 .4501936-40 Rock Norman 45 31 .5921940-41 Ben Parker 10 17 .3701942, 44 Ben Clemons 4 17 .1901943 Bo Sherman 8 6 .5711945 Ernest Wehman 16 7 .696 1946 Eugene Clark 7 11 .3891947 Whitey Piro 5 11 .3131948-52 Bernard O’Neil 28 72 .2801953-54 Leo Zack 5 32 .1351955 Jim Browning 1 21 .0451956 Hank Witt 2 19 .0951957-60 Norm Sloan 57 38 .6001961-67 Mel Thompson 67 96 .4111968-71 Dick Campbell 45 54 .4551972-74 George Hill 33 42 .4401975-85 Les Robinson 132 162 .4491986-92 Randy Nesbit 75 121 .3831993-present Pat Dennis 148 212 .411 Total 855 1,080 .441

All-Time Head Coaching Records

Coach Norm Sloan

�,000+ Point Scorers1. Regan Truesdale 1982-85 (6-4, 200, Heath Springs, SC) 1,661

2. Art Musselman 1957-60 (6-3, 190, Huntington, IN) 1,504

3. Rick Swing 1976-79 (6-3, 190, Frankfort, IN) 1,431

4. Tom Slawson 1977-80 (6-8, 205, Summerville, SC) 1,408

5. Gary Daniels 1960-62 (6-5, 190, Canton, OH) 1,380

6. Rodney McKeever 1974-76 (6-0, 160, Charleston, SC) 1,358

7. Patrick Elmore 1984, 1989-90 (6-7, 210, Ridgeville, SC) 1,321

8. Travis Cantrell 1999-02 (6-2, 185, Floyd, VA) 1,273

9. Matt Newman 1995-98 (6-8, 255, Doylestown, OH) 1,239

10. Leon Bryant 1986-89 (6-2, 175, Hampton, SC) 1,214

11. Craig Burgess 1984-87 (6-6, 230, Lake City, SC) 1,208

12. Dick Wherry 1957-60 (6-3, 170, Columbus, OH) 1,190

13. Ted Mosay 1988-91 (6-6, 210, Elizabeth, PA) 1,183

14. Ray Graves 1957-60 (6-5, 210, St. Mary’s, OH) 1,153

15. Felipe de las Pozas 1980-83 (6-5, 195, Miami, FL) 1,135

16. Craig Bardo 1985-87 (6-4, 190, Carbondale, IL) 1,119

17. Alan Puckett 1999-02 (6-3, 218, Hot Springs, AR) 1,112

18. Kent Hill 1985-88 (6-6, 205, Newberry, SC) 1,095

19. Noy Castillo 1994-97 (6-2, 195, New Albany, IN) 1,086

20. Steve Fishel 1971-73 (6-0, 185, Monticello, IN) 1,068

21. Cliff Washburn 1999-02 (6-6, 250, Shelby, NC) 1,024

22. Michael Joseph 2000-03 (6-4, 220, Deerfield Beach, FL) 1,024

“I’ll always cherish the days that I got to wear The Citadel white and blue on the hardwood. At the time, there was nothing I enjoyed more than going out in front of a home crowd or a hostile crowd and representing The Citadel. The relationships and friendships that I gained through Citadel Basketball will stay with me forever.

“As I now attempt to get into coaching, I realize just how much I took away from the program, Coach Dennis and our assistant coaches. They all taught me how to achieve more than I thought I could achieve and work harder than I thought I could work. They also taught me more about the game than I thought possible and I am now able to share that knowledge with others. I hope that I can one day give back to the program that

provided me with so much.”

... In the Real World

Lt. Travis Cantrell, ‘02, USAFVolunteer Assistant Women’s

Basketball CoachUS Air Force AcademyColorado Springs, CO



The Southern Conference

Scoring Offense1. Georgia Southern ................ 80.82. East Tennessee State ............ 76.83. Furman ................................. 73.14. Appalachian State ................ 73.15. Wofford ................................. 72.96. Chattanooga ......................... 72.77. Davidson ............................... 72.48. UNC Greensboro ................ 72.39. College of Charleston .......... 72.110. Western Carolina ............... 69.811. The Citadel ......................... 66.712. Elon ..................................... 60.3

Scoring Defense1. Chattanooga ......................... 65.62. Furman ................................. 65.63. Davidson ............................... 65.74. Elon ....................................... 67.45. College of Charleston .......... 67.86. Appalachian State ................ 69.07. The Citadel ........................... 69.88. Wofford ................................. 70.09. UNC Greensboro ................ 72.910. Georgia Southern .............. 75.211. Western Carolina ............... 75.312. East Tennessee State .......... 78.7

Free Throw Percentage1. Davidson ............................... 73.82. Georgia Southern ................ 71.53. College of Charleston .......... 71.54. Furman ................................. 70.15. UNC Greensboro ................ 69.16. Chattanooga ......................... 67.9 East Tennessee State ............ 67.9

Blocked Shots1. UNC Greensboro ................ 5.932. Appalachian State ................ 4.603. Western Carolina ................. 4.574. Georgia Southern ................ 4.485. The Citadel ........................... 4.076. College of Charleston .......... 3.217. East Tennessee State ............ 2.418. Wofford ................................. 2.219. Furman ................................. 2.1710. Elon ..................................... 2.0611. Chattanooga ....................... 1.9412. Davidson ............................ 1.44

Assists1. Furman ...............................16.212. Appalachian State ..............16.173. Wofford ...............................15.644. Georgia Southern ..............14.875. College of Charleston ........14.826. Davidson .............................14.697. Chattanooga .......................14.528. Western Carolina ...............14.009. East Tennessee State ..........11.7910. UNC Greensboro ............11.7311. Elon ...................................10.9012. The Citadel .......................10.36

Steals1. Georgia Southern ................ 9.972. Appalachian State ................ 9.873. Wofford ................................. 9.364. UNC Greensboro ................ 9.205. Furman ................................. 9.176. College of Charleston .......... 8.897. Western Carolina ................. 8.73

2004-05 Results 2004-05 Standings Conference OverallNORTH W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA Chattannoga 10-6 .625 72.3 66.9 20-11 .645 72.7 65.6Appalachian State 9-7 .563 73.4 69.2 18-12 .600 73.1 69.0UNC Greensboro 9-7 .563 71.6 72.0 18-12 .600 72.3 72.9Elon 5-11 .313 60.8 66.6 8-23 .258 60.3 67.4East Tennesse State 4-12 .250 75.5 79.2 10-19 .345 76.8 78.7Western Carolina 3-13 .188 66.7 74.1 8-22 .267 69.8 75.3

Conference OverallSOUTH W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA Davidson 16-0 1.000 73.6 64.6 23-9 .719 72.4 65.7College of Charleston 10-6 .625 72.2 68.9 18-10 .643 72.1 67.8Georgia Southern 10-6 .625 84.1 78.1 18-13 .581 80.8 75.2Furman 9-7 .563 68.9 66.8 16-13 .552 73.1 65.6Wofford 7-9 .438 69.7 72.4 14-14 .500 72.9 70.0The Citadel 4-12 .250 65.4 75.2 12-16 .429 66.7 69.8

2004-05 All SoConCoaches’ All-SoCon TeamBrendan Winters, DavidsonElton Nesbitt, Georgia SouthernTim Smith, East Tennessee StateTony Mitchell, College of CharlestonMindaugas Katelynas, ChattanoogaLogan Kosmalski, DavidsonRonnie Burrell, UNC GreensboroKyle Hines, UNC GreensboroJean Francois, Georgia SouthernTerry Williams, Georgia Southern

All-Freshmen TeamKyle Hines, UNC Greensboro

Warren McLendon, The CitadelLouis Graham, Georgia Southern

Brian Waters, ElonTrey Hopkins, Western Carolina


8. Appalachian State ................ 65.39. The Citadel ........................... 64.510. Wofford ............................... 64.111. Western Carolina ............... 62.112. Elon ..................................... 61.8

Field Goal Percentage1. Furman ................................. 46.92. Wofford ................................. 45.93. Chattanooga ......................... 45.54. East Tennessee State ............ 45.45. UNC Greensboro ................ 44.86. Appalachian State ................ 44.37. Davidson ............................... 43.38. Georgia Southern ................ 42.99. College of Charleston .......... 42.210. Western Carolina ............... 42.011. Elon ..................................... 41.112. The Citadel ......................... 40.7

3-Point Field Goal Percentage1. Furman ................................. 39.42. East Tennessee State ............ 37.23. Davidson ............................... 36.64. Appalachian State ................ 35.65. Wofford ................................. 35.26. Georgia Southern ................ 32.87. College of Charleston .......... 32.18. The Citadel ........................... 32.09. Elon ....................................... 31.710. Western Carolina ............... 31.611. UNC Greensboro .............. 30.412. Chattanooga ....................... 30.3

8. The Citadel ........................... 8.079. East Tennessee State ............ 8.0710. Elon ..................................... 7.7411. Chattanooga ....................... 7.4512. Davidson ............................ 5.44

Offensive Rebounds1. Georgia Southern ..............14.132. Western Carolina ...............13.703. Chattanooga .......................13.684. The Citadel .........................12.965. College of Charleston ........12.866. Davidson .............................12.667. UNC Greensboro ..............12.508. East Tennessee State ..........12.489. Appalachian State ..............12.1710. Wofford .............................11.0711. Furman .............................10.3812. Elon ..................................... 9.94

Defensive Rebounds1. Chattanooga .......................27.742. Georgia Southern ..............25.743. Davidson .............................25.384. East Tennessee State ..........25.245. The Citadel .........................24.796. Western Carolina ...............24.577. College of Charleston ........24.368. UNC Greensboro ..............23.739. Appalachian State ..............22.8310. Wofford .............................22.5411. Elon ...................................22.2612. Furman .............................21.79

Mountain Dew SoCon All-Tournament TeamFirst TeamMindaugas Katelynas, ChattanoogaTim Smith, East Tennessee StateKyle Hines, UNC GreensboroJosh Gross, UNC GreensboroCasey Long, Chattanooga

Most Valuable PlayerMindaugas Katelynas, Chattanooga

2004-05 Media All-SoCon TeamFirst TeamBrendan Winters, DavidsonElton Nesbitt, Georgia SouthernTim Smith, East Tennessee StateTony Mitchell, College of CharlestonMindaugas Katelynas, Chattanooga

Third TeamKyle Hines, UNC GreensboroChris Brown, ChattanoogaD.J. Thompson, Appalachian StateMoussa Diagne, FurmanDavid Berghoefer, Western Carolina

Second TeamBrendan Winters, Davidson

Alphonso Pugh, ChattanoogaChris Brown, Chattanooga

Ricky Hickman, UNC GreensboroD.J. Thompson, Appalachian State

Second TeamLogan Kosmalski, Davidson

Ronnie Burrell, UNC GreensboroJean Francois, Georgia Southern

Terry Williams, Georgia SouthernTyler Berg, Wofford

Player of the YearBrendan Winters, Davidson

Freshman of the YearKyle Hines, UNC Greensboro

Southern Conference Headquarters

Founded ....................................................................................Feb. 26, 1921Commissioner ........................................................................................ TBASenior Assoc. Commissioner ....................................................Geoff CabeAssoc. Commissioner/Internal Affairs ....................................Sue ArakasAsst. Commissioner/Compliance .............................................Doug KingAsst. Commissioner/Public Affairs ............................... Bryan McGowanAsst. Commissioner/Marketing & Development .................. Pete MooreDirector of Media Services ..............................................Mandi CopelandChair, Council of Presidents ................... Dr. Robert F. Vagt (Davidson)President ............................................ William Sharbrough (The Citadel)

Alabama ................................................................... 1921-1932Appalachian State ........................................ 1971-presentAuburn ..................................................................... 1921-1932College of Charleston .................................. 1998-presentChattanooga ................................................ 1976-presentThe Citadel ................................................... 1936-presentClemson ................................................................... 1921-1953Davidson ................................... 1936-1988, 1991-presentDuke ......................................................................... 1928-1953East Carolina ........................................................... 1964-1976East Tennessee State ............................................... 1978-2005Elon .............................................................. 2003-presentFlorida ...................................................................... 1922-1932Furman ........................................................ 1936-presentGeorge Washington ................................................ 1936-1970Georgia..................................................................... 1921-1932Georgia Southern ........................................ 1991-presentGeorgia Tech ........................................................... 1921-1932Kentucky .................................................................. 1921-1932Louisiana State ........................................................ 1922-1932Marshall ................................................................... 1976-1997Maryland ................................................................. 1921-1953Mississippi ............................................................... 1922-1932Mississippi State ...................................................... 1921-1932North Carolina ........................................................ 1921-1953North Carolina Greensboro ........................ 1997-presentNorth Carolina State .............................................. 1921-1953Richmond ................................................................ 1936-1976South Carolina ........................................................ 1922-1953Tennessee ................................................................. 1921-1932Tulane ....................................................................... 1922-1932University of the South .......................................... 1922-1932Vanderbilt ................................................................ 1922-1932Virginia .................................................................... 1921-1937Virginia Military Institute ..................................... 1924-2003Virginia Tech ........................................................... 1921-1956Washington & Lee .................................................. 1921-1958Wake Forest ............................................................. 1936-1953West Virginia........................................................... 1950-1968Western Carolina ......................................... 1976-presentWilliam & Mary ...................................................... 1936-1977Wofford ........................................................ 1997-present

SoCon MembersSoCon Quick Facts

Lt. Col. William SharbroughLt. Col. William C. Sharbrough III,

Ph.D., is in his 21st year at The Citadel and his sixth as the school’s Faculty Athletics Representative to the Southern Conference and to the NCAA. Sharbrough represents the college’s faculty on issues relating to academics and athletics, and attends annual Southern Conference and NCAA meetings with the college president and director of athletics.

Sharbrough is also in his first year as president of the Southern Conference.

A 1972 graduate of Mississippi State University, Sharbrough teaches undergraduate and MBA courses in The Citadel’s School of Business Administration where he is head of the Management and Marketing Division. He served as Assistant to the Dean for Undergraduate Studies from 1993-97, and served on the adjunct faculty of the Naval Postgraduate School in 1988.

He is active in several professional associations and was president of the Southwestern U.S. Region of the Association for Business Communication in 2002-03.



Home of the Bulldogs

McAlister Field House … and the ManiacsOriginally constructed in 1939 and completely

renovated in 1989, McAlister Field House serves as the home of The Citadel’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling programs.

The facility, which also houses the athletics department’s administrative offices along with locker rooms for the basketball and baseball teams, has a seating capacity of 6,000.

When opened in 1939, the facility was referred to as “The Citadel Armory,” and seated 4,500 for basketball games.

Top to bottom, McAlister Field House is one of the top basketball, volleyball and wrestling

facility during Parents’ Weekend and Cadet Talent Show at Corps Day in March. Greater Issues Series lectures are held here too.

McAlister Field House has also hosted such entertaining acts such as the Dave Matthews Band, Widespread Panic, Bob Hope, Kenny Rogers and Patti LaBelle. Events that have utilized the facility include professional wrestling, Charleston Cup Gymnastics Championships, Special Olympics, Moja Arts Festival activities, the annual Rotary/Red Cross Roundball High School Classic and a multitude of high school and college commencement ceremonies.

arenas in the region for participants and fans. Even though 6,000 fans can pack into the Field House for a basketball game, no fan is further than 24 rows away from the court. In addition, concession stands and rest room facilities are located on both the first and second floors.

With the seats pulled back, there are three full-size basketball courts for practice. During inclement weather, The Citadel’s baseball, football, tennis and track and field teams

add more than just spirit and enthusiasm to home Citadel basketball games. They add that unique dimension that rivals many in the land, giving their team a distinct home-court advantage.

They are the McAlister Maniacs, and they’re ours. We love ‘em as much as the opponents dislike them ... just the way it should be.

The CitadelLocker Room

The team’s modern locker room, which rests just outside the

McAlister Maniacs, dressed in their specially-made T-shirts, are a staple at home basketball games. They will unmercifully yet tastefully razz the opposing team, and have been known to share quite vocally their collective opinions with the men in striped shirts.

The Maniacs provide opposing players ample room in which to toss the ball in play from the baseline in front of them, but they’ll also give him two earfuls. The Maniacs support their classmates and fellow Bulldogs on the playing floor with unwavering loyalty.

They are the McAlister Maniacs and they


make use of the multi-purpose facility.The Citadel has hosted three “sellout” crowds

of 6,000 in basketball since the renovation in 1989, including games with Duke (1989), South Carolina (1998) and College of Charleston (1999).

In 1998 and 2003, The Citadel and McAlister Field House played host to the annual All-Academy Wrestling Championships. It also serves as the site for first and second-rounds of the Southern Conference Women’s Basketball Championships when in Charleston.

The Corps of Cadets holds an annual Ring Hop in the

McAlister ManiacsThey are loud and boisterous, energetic and

enthusiastic. They are loyal and knowledgeable. They reside strategically on the baseline by the visitor’s locker room. They are the McAlister Maniacs.

Comprised primarily of current football and baseball players – but not limited to athletes – the

McAlister Field House playing floor, features private and personalized lockers in a spacious setting.

Joining the locker room on the ground level is the Team Room, a comfortable setting that is used as a team meeting place, a quiet study area and relaxing lounge area for the team.

Players attend film meetings, viewed on a large-screen television that is also equipped

DirecTV, and meet amongst themselves to discuss and study team offensive

and defensive strategies, among other things.

by Andy Solomon

Editor’s Note: The following appeared in the April 2005 issue of The Blue & White, the official monthly publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation.

Those of us who are regularly on The Citadel’s campus and even those in the Charleston community often make reference to McAlister Field House. Some old timers still call the massive facility by its old name, the “Armory.”

As functional as the long-standing facility is, it is its namesake that merits investigation. His portrait graces the lobby of the Field House, with the engraved plaque “Vice President of Student Activities – Teacher, Executive, Liaison – 1924 – 1972” facing the elevator.

Col. David S. McAlister was indeed all of that, and more. According to those who were close to him, he was an even-keel, no-nonsense and personal guy who was rigid to the task yet had a vision. He touched countless souls during his 48 continuous years working on campus, not to mention his four as a cadet.

Was that reason enough to name a major athletic facility in his honor? Perhaps, but let’s consider other items.

As a cadet, he served the Crops with ranks of corporal, sergeant and first lieutenant in “B” Company, and was a member of the wrestling, basketball, track and baseball teams.

After graduation, McAlister became an assistant professor of physics, then a multitude of administrative positions ranging from registrar to vice president

Who Was Col. David McAlister?

Citadel and the general welfare of his family.”The resolution continued by saying that upon his death, “the corpus

of the fund with any capital gains be transferred to the school and that there be established a fund knows as the David Stevenson McAlister

Scholarship Fund.” There is approximately $65,000 in that fund that is housed in The Citadel Foundation.

“He was a wonderful man,” said Col. Jake Burrows, who worked with him for many years. He would walk downtown Charleston to solicit funds for athletics. He did so very much for The Citadel and the Southern Conference.”

The Southern Conference, too, recognized Col. McAlister’s many contributions by inaugurating the David S. McAlister S p o r t s m a n s h i p Award in 1980. It is awarded annually to the league institution that displays the best overall sportsmanship.

Yes, Col. McAlister is deserving of having one of the most

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for student activities. Throughout his career, “Col. Mac” was honored for major contributions to all activities at the college, from athletics to fine arts.

Col. McAlister served as chairman of the Johnson Hagood Memorial Stadium Commission (1946-66), which funded, constructed and operated the stadium until purchased by The Citadel. He was founder of The Citadel Education Foundation (forerunner to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation). He initiated and consummated the admission of The Citadel as a member of the Southern Conference and served as its secretary-treasurer from 1945 until his retirement. He also ran the Department of Athletics, and is credited with keeping intercollegiate athletics alive during the 1930s and ‘40s when money was tight.

Col. McAlister was also considered a solid leader in the community having served as president of the Charleston Exchange Club, the Charleston Rotary Club where he received the Paul Harris Fellow Award, the New England Society and St. Andrew’s Society. He was chairman of the Charleston Chapter of The American Red Cross, a member of the board of the Charleston Chamber of Commerce, warden and vestryman for Grace Episcopal Church, vice-commander of Camp 1269 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and, for six years, served as a vice president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

During the 1973 dedication ceremonies of the Field House, Governor John C. West said, “Through your efforts and through personal sacrifice which amounted to thousands of dollars over the years, you have been responsible for raising more than $5 million for athletic and other Citadel purposes.”

History points that Col. McAlister came to The Citadel with the aid of a scholarship, and firmly believed that “the greatest and most lasting mileage to be obtained though the expenditure of the educational dollar is through the judicious granting of financial aid to students to help them earn their respective undergraduate degrees.”

In a 1975 resolution by The Citadel Board of Visitors, a trust in the name of David Stevenson McAlister Scholarship Fund was started with $36,000, with the net income to go to Col. McAlister “to provide funds for his health and travel, including travel to the athletic games of The

frequented buildings on campus named for him and perhaps more.

Thanks are extended to Col. Jake Burrows ’40, The Citadel Archives and The Citadel Records for their contributions to this story.

• Born November 12, 1904, in Iva, SC• Entered The Citadel on September 21, 1920• Graduated on June 10, 1924 with a BS degree in Physics• Joined The Citadel Faculty on September 21, 1924 as Assistant Professor of Physics with the rank of 1st Lieutenant and taught through 1926• Promoted to the rank of Captain on June 1, 1925• Served as Registrar from 1925-27• Served as Director of Cadet Affairs from 1927-62

• Promoted to the rank of Major on June 1, 1934• Promoted to the rank of Lt. Colonel on June 1, 1940• Promoted to the rank of Colonel on June 1, 1947• Served as Dean of Cadet Affairs from 1962-70• Served as Vice President for Student Activities from 1970-72• Retired on September 20, 1972, with the rank of Colonel• McAlister Field House dedicated on March 16, 1973• Inducted into The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame on November 15, 1980• Died on December 29, 1985

David Stevenson McAlister

The Citadel * The Citadel ranks No. 1 nationally in our peer group of public colleges in the percentage of students who graduate in four years. The Citadel’s top ranking comes from the U.S. Department of Education’s comparison of all public colleges whose entering students have average SAT scores between 1000 and 1200. The Citadel’s four-year graduation rate is 62.3 percent. The national average four-year graduation rate is 29 percent.

* Newsweek magazine and the Kaplan College Guide named The Citadel one of America’s 25 hottest colleges in its 2006 college edition.

* The U.S. News rankings for 2006 recognize The Citadel in several different categories: The college rose to the No. 2 spot for top public universities in the South offering up to master’s degree. For the sixth straight year, The Citadel School of Engineering has ranked among the top 50 undergraduate engineering programs in the nation, earning this year’s No. 32 ranking. The Citadel ranked No. 7 for best master’s universities in the South.

* With an average of 75 percent of its students returning each year, The Citadel enjoys one of the best retention records in the country.

* Among South Carolina’s public colleges and universities, The Citadel has the highest four-year graduation rate for athletes.

* During the past year the 2000 cadets at The Citadel performed nearly 34,000 hours in community service projects assisting charitable and community causes in South Carolina’s Lowcountry and across the state.

* The Citadel’s Army ROTC program has been named No. 1 in the region, edging out 124 other programs, including Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Norwich University and Valley Forge Military Academy.

* The S.C. Commission on Higher Education recognizes The Citadel as the only specialized four-year college in the state.

* The Citadel has been designated as an essential Military College, and its ROTC detachments are authorized to offer commissions in the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Navy. An average of 35% of graduating cadets are commissioned into military service following graduation.

* Alumni understand and accept the obligations of duty to their country and military service. Nine Citadel alumni have been killed during service in Iraq and Afghanistan, and more than 850 others have served or are currently serving.

* The Citadel is a teaching college with a student-faculty ratio of 18 to 1 with highly qualified faculty teaching all classes.

* The Citadel’s engineering graduates are in such demand that all who want to enter the work force have jobs well before graduation. Others go on to some of the most elite graduate programs in the country. Ray Foltz, ‘05, was one of five engineering students to win a highly competitive National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship in 2005. The other winners included two from U. Cal. At Berkeley and one each from MIT and Stanford.

* Six cadets have received Fulbright Scholarships to study abroad since 2001. That is a larger number than any other college or university in South Carolina during this period.

* Started by General Mark Clark in 1955, the Regimental Pipe Band is the only all-student college pipe band in the country.

* The Citadel School of Education has received a $1 million Gear-Up grant to continue its long-standing work with at-risk middle school students.

* The Citadel Reading Program has been working for 25 years to help at-risk middle school students improve their reading skills. In 2004, The Wachovia Foundation awarded a substantial grant to continue its work with literacy training.

* The Citadel School of Business Administration gives cadets and students in the College of Graduate and Professional Studies the benefit of professional mentors through a program that links more than 100 business professionals in the region with the cadets and students.

* The Citadel is a national leader in the percentage of female students who are athletes. More than 50 percent of its female cadets compete on seven varsity teams -- an outstanding achievement given that female athletics started in 1997.

A Few Points of Pride

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Perfect Weather... The weather in Charleston is just another one of its irresistible qualities. With the average high temperature of 75 degrees and the average low of 54, the Holy City offers the perfect weather to suit almost anyone.

Location... Charleston is located on the coast midway between Hilton Head Island and Myrtle Beach. With I-26 ending in Charleston and connecting with I-20, I-95, I-77, I-85 and I-40, Charleston is easily accessible from any location.

Not Just Another City... Charleston has become one of America’s favorite destination cities. With its rich history, endless shopping and, of course, its beautiful beaches, Charleston offers something for everyone. You will find scenic views, gorgeous waterfront parks, beautiful and historic homes, and something new awaits you around every corner.

Dining... Eating is king in Charleston! No mat-ter what your taste, you can find a restaurant to

suit your desire. American, French, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Indian,

Thai and, of course, fresh seafood, can all be found close by and

enjoyed with a spec-tacular view.

Charleston,South Carolina

Open Air Market... The outdoor Market, located at 188 Meeting Street, is the place to go to do your shopping. You will find everything from art work to sweetgrass baskets to hot sauce. The Market is the perfect place to find that unique gift.

What They’re Saying About Charleston...

One of the Top-25 Sports Cities in America – The Sporting NewsAmong the Nation’s Top-Three Best Travel Destinations – Conde’ Nast TravelerNo. 9 Top City in the U.S. and Canada – Travel & Leisure America’s Most Mannerly City – Marjabelle Stewart, Etiquette ExpertMost Romantic City in America – Travel Holiday Favorite Romantic Getaway & Historic Site Among Southern Destinations – Southern LivingNo. 3 Destination in Family Friendly Travel Awards – Family FunCooper River Bridge Run Ranked No. 4 in USA (10K) – US Track and FieldKiawah Island Resort Ranked No. 5 – Tennis MagazineWild Dunes Resort Ranked in the Top 10 – Tennis MagazineFamily Circle Tennis Center Ranked in the Top 10 – Tennis MagazineJoseph P. Riley, Jr. Park Ranked 20th Best College Ballpark in the Nation – Baseball AmericaJoseph P. Riley, Jr. Park Ranked Top 10 Vacation Sports in the Nation – Foder’s Baseball VacationsTrophy Lakes Water Sports Center Ranked No. 1 in the World as a Ski Site – Boater’s WorldKiawah’s Ocean Course Rated as “America’s Toughest Resort Course” – Golf Digest

About The Citadel Brigadier Foundation…Membership in The Citadel Brigadier

Foundation, Inc. is open to alumni and friends of The Citadel who are interested in supporting Bulldog athletics. By joining, you provide annual charitable contributions that fund scholarships for student-athletes.

Scholarship aid is necessary because no state monies are received in the Athletic Department’s budget for that purpose. When alumni, friends, parents, and businesses donate through The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc., all contributions are used to provide scholarship aid for over 120 student-athletes. The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc. is the only organization affiliated with The Citadel in which all funds are used strictly for scholarships.

How Much Should I Contribute?The Citadel Brigadier Foundation is

composed of the following levels of membership, with benefits varying by giving level.

More Information or Questions?Call us at (843) 953-5277 or log on to our

website at www.citadelbrigadierfoundation.org for up-to-date information on upcoming events or any questions or comments you may have.

In addition to Annual Giving, Please Consider The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc., Memorial Fund The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc., Memorial Fund is a trust fund. It was established in 1974 as a repository for donated funds with

Levels of Giving$�00 Brigadier Club$250 Century Club$500 Bulldog Club

$750 President’s Club$�500 Colonel’s Club*$3000 General’s Club*

$6000 Chairman’s Club*$�2,000 Executive’s Club*

The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc.the sole purpose of providing a permanent source of annual income for athletic scholarship. The Fund’s earnings augment the regular yearly contributions to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc.

Gifts can be made to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc., Memorial Fund as memorials in lieu of flowers and/or as a means to honor an individual affiliated with The Citadel. A portion of the interest and earnings derived from the donations to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc. Memorial Fund is utilized to fund scholarships; thus the scholarship will always exist. For specific information, please feel free to call our office at (843) 953-5277.

Basketball Players in The Citadel Athletic Hall of FameJake Burrows ‘40

Gary Daniels ‘62Wortham “Buddy” Dibble ‘36

John Douglas ‘27Charles Fabian ‘51Hank Foster ‘41John Frost ‘22Ray Graves ‘60Randy Heffron ‘69Tee Hooper ‘69Richard Jones ‘61Frank McNeil ‘38Art Musselman ‘60E.P. Skelton ‘30Regan Truesdale ‘85

John Weeks ‘17Teddy Weeks ‘27

Dick Wherry ‘60Charles Willard ‘32



Administration & Staff

The Citadel Board of Visitors announced June 19 that they selected Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, USAF, Ret., ’73, to be the college’s 19th president. Rosa most recently served as the superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.

“I am extremely honored to be selected as the Citadel’s next president and I sincerely appreciate The Citadel Board of Visitors’ vote of confidence in me,” Rosa said of his appointment. “Donna and I are excited about the prospects of returning to Charleston and taking on the challenges of running this great institution.”

“It goes without saying, however, that – pending my release from active duty — we will truly miss the outstanding men and women of our Air Force family with whom we’ve had the privilege to serve for more than 32 years. But, it’s time to move on and I can’t think of a better place to begin the next chapter in our lives than in Charleston and at my alma mater.”

Rosa, who was the Bulldogs’ starting quarterback in 1970 and went on to earn three varsity football letters, succeeds Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds, USMC, Ret., who left The Citadel on Aug.1, 2005. Maj. Gen. R. Clifton Poole, UMSC, ’59, a business professor and former vice president for academic affairs, serves as interim president..

Gen. Rosa, 53, took over as superintendent of the Air Force Academy in July of 2003. A command pilot with more than 3600 flying hours, Rosa was commissioned in the Air Force in 1973 after graduating from The Citadel with a B.S. in business administration. He holds a master’s degree in public administration from Golden State University and has completed

President

Lt. Gen.John Rosa

USAF, Ret., ’73

Rosa officially turned over his duties as superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy during a change-of command ceremony

on Oct. 24, 2005, and retired from active duty in November 2005.

He has already handled his first official duty by representing the college at the VMI football game in Lexington, Va., on Nov.

19, 2005. He accepted the Silver Shako, the trophy that goes to the winner of The Military Classic of the South.

Lt. Gen. John Rosa assumes his responsibilities as the 19th president on Jan. 3, 2006, five days before the Corps of Cadets

returns from Christmas furlough to begin the spring semester.

Gen. Rosa is married to the former Donna Marie Kangeter, a Charleston native. They have two sons,

Jonathan and Bradley, ’03.


programs at Harvard, the U.S. Army War College, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and the Air Command and Staff College.

Board of Visitors Chairman Billy Jenkinson, ’68, praised Rosa’s credentials. “With his first-hand knowledge of the college and his vast leadership experience, John Rosa is the ideal person to be our next president,” Jenkinson said.

EDUCATION1973–Bachelor of arts degree in business administration, The Citadel… 1977–Squadron Officer School, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala… 1985–Master’s degree in public administration, Golden Gate University… 1983–Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell

AFB, Ala… 1987–U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan… 1994–U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pa… 2000–Program for Senior Executives in National and International Security Management, John F. Kennedy

School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass… 2004–The Harvard Seminar for New Presidents, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, Mass.

ASSIGNMENTSOctober 1973 - November 1974, student, Undergraduate Pilot Training, Craig AFB, Ala… December 1974 - June 1975,

student, Fighter Lead-in Training, Holloman AFB, N.M., and A-7D Training, Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz… July 1975 - June 1977, A-7D pilot, scheduler and weapons officer, 353rd Tactical Fighter Squadron, Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C…

August 1977 - December 1978, A-10 pilot, 356th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C… January 1979 - April 1979, student, Fighter Weapons Instructor Course, Nellis AFB, Nev… April 1979 - August 1980,

weapons officer, 353rd Tactical Fighter Squadron, Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C… November 1980 - June 1981, pilot, Hunter and Jaguar aircraft, Royal Air Force Lossiemouth, Scotland… June 1981 - August 1981, student, RAF

Fighter Weapons School, RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland… September 1981 - July 1983, Jaguar weapons instructor, RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland… July 1983 - June 1986, F-16 instructor pilot, weapons officer and flight commander, 61st Tactical Fighter Training Squadron, MacDill AFB, Fla… July 1986 - June 1987, student, U.S. Army Command

and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan… June 1987 - October 1990, programmer, Directorate of Programs and Resources, and planner, fighter force structure, Directorate of Plans and Operations, Headquarters U.S. Air Force,

Washington, D.C… January 1991 - January 1992, Commander, 35th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Kunsan Air Base, South Korea… January 1992 - December 1992, Commander, 366th Operations Support Squadron, Mountain Home

AFB, Idaho… December 1992 - July 1993, Deputy Commander, 366th Operations Group, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho… August 1993 - June 1994, student, U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pa… July 1994 - August 1995, Deputy

Commander, later, Commander, 49th Operations Group, Holloman AFB, N.M… August 1995 - July 1997, Commander, 20th Fighter Wing, Shaw AFB, S.C… August 1997 - August 1998, Inspector General, Headquarters Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii… August 1998 - March 2000, Commandant, Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, Ala… March 2000 -April

2001, Commander, 347th Wing, Moody AFB, Ga… April 2001 - August 2001, Commander, 347th Rescue Wing, Moody AFB, Ga… August 2001 - July 2003, Deputy Director for Operations (Current Operations), Operations Directorate, the

Joint Staff, Washington, D.C… July 2003 - Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo.

MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONSDefense Superior Service Medal

Legion of Merit with oak leaf clusterMeritorious Service Medal with four oak leaf clusters

Air Force Commendation MedalCombat Readiness Medal with two oak leaf clusters

OTHER ACHIEVEMENTSOutstanding graduate, Fighter Weapons Instructor Course

EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTIONSecond Lieutenant - Oct. 23, 1973

First Lieutenant - Oct. 23, 1975Captain - Oct. 23, 1977Major - March 1, 1985

Lieutenant Colonel - Jan. 1, 1990Colonel - Feb. 1, 1994

Brigadier General - Aug. 1, 1999Major General - April 1, 2003

Lieutenant General - Sept. 1, 2003

Athletics Director

LesRobinson

At a school where leadership is taught and duty is part of the curriculum, The Citadel has the right person to lead its Department of Athletics in Les Robinson. A virtual Who’s Who in intercollegiate athletics and one of the region’s most sought-after speakers, Robinson is in his sixth year as the Bulldogs’ Director of Athletics.

Possessing more than four decades of college athletic experience to his credit, Robinson, who also served as athletics director and basketball coach at North Carolina State and East Tennessee State, is only the sixth athletics director in Citadel history. He served as the Bulldogs’ basketball coach from 1974-85, having spent the five previous seasons as an assistant coach.

On July 14, 2000, Maj. Gen. John Grinalds introduced Robinson at a press conference as

he served the dual role of head basketball coach and athletics director.

The St. Albans, WV native remains the only coach in Southern Conference men’s basketball history to earn league coach-of-the-year honors at two different schools, and he ranks seventh on the conference’s list of basketball wins.

Robinson returned to Raleigh and his alma mater prior to the 1990-91 basketball campaign to coach the Wolfpack and replaced Jim Valvano. Robinson promptly guided NC State to a 20-11 record and NCAA Tournament appearance while earning the NABC’s District Coach-of-the-Year honor in his first season atop the Wolfpack program. His teams also enjoyed commendable academic success during the decade while graduation rates and grade point

the “ideal person to lead The Citadel’s athletic programs.” He began his Citadel responsibilities six weeks later on September 1.

In his first five years leading The Citadel’s athletics program, Robinson’s skills as a proven fund-raiser have already benefited The Citadel Brigadier Foundation. He has been faced with having to hire three football coaches, and several others while administratively, he has streamlined the Athletics Department’s staff.

During the past five years, the school witnessed the opening of the Altman Athletic Center at Johnson Hagood Stadium and the addition to McAlister Field House for women’s athletics. He hired the school’s first senior woman administrator, taken measures to revamp totally the department’s weight room, and is personally spearheading the football stadium project. The stadium project has entered the forefront in The Citadel Athletic community as the West Side stands are currently under construction and the

averages increased and the academic qualifications of incoming freshmen improved. He also posted the best career winning percentage against North Carolina of any ACC coach during his tenure.

As athletics director at N.C. State from 1996-2000, Robinson oversaw a department with an operating budget of $25 million

and sent 11 teams to postseason play. During his final year, the department witnessed a $1.1 million surplus.

In addition, the cumulative grade point average of athletes at the ACC institution exceeded that of

the general student body. Robinson and the NC State family also witnessed the opening of the Entertainment and Sports Arena, a 19,700-seat facility which serves as the home of the Wolfpack

men’s basketball program and the Carolina Hurricanes of the National Hockey League.

As an undergraduate at NC State, Robinson served as team captain and led the Wolfpack freshman basketball squad in scoring in 1961 while playing for legendary coach Everett Case. He earned two varsity letters with the Wolfpack in 1963 and 1964, spent the 1965 season as a


student assistant coach and was promoted to graduate assistant status in 1966 while working on his master’s degree.

He departed NC State after the 1966 season to coach at Cedar Key High School in Cedar Key, FL where he went 41-9 in two seasons. Robinson

then made a one-season assistant coaching stop at Western Carolina where he earned his Masters’ degree before joining The Citadel’s coaching staff prior to the 1969-70 campaign

Robinson recently completed his six-year tenure as a member of the prestigious NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, one of the NCAA’s most influential committees.

He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education and recreation from NC State in 1965 and added a master’s degree in physical education and guidance counseling from Western Carolina in 1969. He also served a pair of stints with USA Basketball as head coach of the South squad in the 1993 Olympic Festival in San Antonio, TX and as an assistant coach to Bobby Cremins at the 1988 World Qualifying Games in Mexico City.

Robinson is married to the former Barbara Simon of St. Albans, WV. The Robinsons, who have maintained a home on Sullivan’s Island since coaching at The Citadel, have four children: Greg, Robby, Kelly and Barbara; and eight grandchildren: L.G. Robinson (14), Savannah Graves (12), Lily Graves (9), James Graham Boyd (7), Hugh Bissell Graves (6), Mary Emma Graves (5), Charles Simon Boyd (4) and Sam Robinson Boyd (2).

fundraising efforts are at full speed ahead. The Citadel, under Robinson’s guidance, has hosted the Southern

Conference cross-country championships, the first two rounds of the women’s basketball championships, the men and women’s tennis championships and the baseball tournament.

A 1965 graduate of N.C. State, Robinson served five years as a Bulldog assistant coach under Dick Campbell and George Hill, and eventually spent 11 seasons as The Citadel’s head basketball coach from 1974-85. He directed the 1978-79 and 1984-85 teams to 20 and 18 victories, respectively. Robinson was named the Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and was tabbed South Carolina’s Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and 1985.

Following his tenure at The Citadel, Robinson became the head basketball coach at East Tennessee State, where he coached the Buccaneers for five years increasing their win total (7-14-20-27) each year. He resurrected the ETSU program that won just seven games in 1987 to its finest run of basketball and athletics successes in school history.

Robinson guided the Buccaneers to two NCAA Tournament appearances (1989 and 1990), a pair of Southern Conference Tournament championships (1989 and 1990) and was named Southern Conference and Tennessee Coach-of-the-Year following the 1990 campaign. The Buccaneers also produced record levels of departmental revenue while

Directorof Athletics

Media Relations

Noelle Orr

Director of Athletics Les Robinson announced that native Charlestonian Noelle Orr has been appointed the college’s Director of Athletics Media Relations.

Most recently an assistant media relations director at the University of South Carolina, Orr replaces Mike Hayden who resigned to enter private business. She began her new responsibilities December 7, 2005.

“Everyone in our department is happy and excited about Noelle joining our team,” said Robinson. “She brings a wealth of experience that, at a very young age, has well prepared her for our Director of Media Relations position. Also, having served an internship a few years ago in our department, not to mention having grown up literally right outside Lesesne Gate, she is very familiar with the mission of our institution.”

A graduate of the Academic Magnet at Burke High School in Charleston and a 2000 graduate of the University of South Carolina Honor’s College with a degree in journalism and mass communications, Orr added a master’s degree in Sport Management in 2003 from Georgia Southern University.

Prior to joining USC’s media relations staff in July 2004, where she was responsible for USC football credentials and media relations duties for several sports, Orr spent time as an assistant sports information director at Charleston Southern University. She also worked with the NBDL’s North Charleston Lowgators and was a reporter for The Post and Courier.

“I am so excited to accept this position and become a member of the Bulldog family,” she said. “As a Charleston native who grew up near The Citadel, I had the opportunity to closely

follow the school’s athletics with my brother John, a 1989 alum. It is an honor to work for such a highly respected institution and I thank Les Robinson and the Bulldog family for giving me such a wonderful opportunity.”

As part of her requirements for her master’s degree, Orr spent one semester in The Citadel’s Media Relations Office under Hayden’s guidance. She also gained valuable experience having served as a publicity/marketing graduate assistant at Georgia Southern and as an intern and then a reporter with The Post and Courier.

At The Citadel, Orr is responsible for the publicity and promotion of the college’s 17 intercollegiate sports while maintaining the popular website.

Bill StewartRon WenzellBill Hallman

Jimmy WilderBob DickinsonDuane DaPron

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Note: Andy Solomon served as the interim director on several occasions.

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Media Resources

Press CredentialsThe Citadel’s Director of Athletics Media

Relations Noelle Orr handles working press and photographer credentials for the Bulldogs’ home games. Please make your requests for media credentials in writing at least a week in advance.

All credential requests should be sent to: Noelle OrrDirirector of Athletics Media Relations The CitadelMcAlister Field House171 Moultrie StreetCharleston, SC 29409843/953-5120

Requests on company letterhead can be faxed to Orr’s attention at 843/953-5058 or e-mailed to her at the following address: [email protected].

All other credentials for road contests should be made through the opposing school’s sports information director.

ParkingRequests for parking should be made at the

same time as requests for media credentials. There is a very limited number of parking spaces available and all requests may not be filled.

Facilities and ServicesPress Row

McAlister Field House is equipped with two rows of tables for press and an upper level press

Media Resourcesthe names of the Bulldogs that you wish to interview. They will be brought outside along with Coach Dennis. Every attempt will be made to have Coach Dennis and requested players no later than 15 minutes after the game.

The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office offers quotes from both coaches following the game in the media lounge. The Citadel locker room is closed to the media at all times.

Weekly Interview Policy (in-season) The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office

welcomes interviews during the week and will do everything it can to help. All players will be available for interviews every Wednesday afternoon at 12:15 in Coward Hall on The Citadel campus. Please notify Director of Athletics Media Relations Noelle Orr one day in advance of the players who you wish to interview.

Interviews with coaches and staff can be arranged through the Athletics Media Relations office. The best time to reach Coach Dennis is from 9:30 am-11:30 am, Monday-Friday (except gamedays) at (843) 953-5903.

Visiting Radio

Space is limited to no more than three seats per station. Two radio phone lines are available to Southern Conference opponents free of charge through the league’s reciprocal agreement. For those stations installing a phone line, please call BellSouth at 843/251-0066. Non-conference opponents wishing to broadcast can use a Citadel line but will be charged $50 unless stated otherwise in the game contract. Make

Notes


area. The tables and upper level are equipped with power outlets at every seat. Phone lines are provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. Requests for credentials should be made in advance when possible so that The Citadel Media Relations office can make sure that all media who need a power outlet will be provided a seat as close to one as possible. A complete play-by-play and statistics along with quotes from both coaches will be distributed shortly after the game.

Photographic ServicesA working press photographer pass will

allow the photographer to move freely around courtside during the contest. Photographers should make their written request through his/her sports editor or director.

Hospitality AreaThere is a media lounge located on the first

floor of McAlister Field House in the back, right-hand corner and is accessible through the media entrance from outside the arena. All working media are welcome in this area. The Citadel provides a light meal with soft drinks and bottled water. Media restrooms are also located in this area. Press Row access and meals are for working media only.

Post-Game InterviewsThe Citadel’s post-game press conference

will be held in the media room, while the visiting team’s will occur outside of the locker room following a 10-minute cooling off period. Player interviews will be conducted in the same area. We ask that you supply Citadel Director of Athletics Media Relations Noelle Orr with

check payable to The Citadel Department of Athleitcsw and please bring the payment with you to the game.

On the InternetThe Citadel basketball website can be found

at www.citadelsports.com and by selecting basketball on the left side. All current Bulldog basketball information may also be found on this site, including game notes, weekly stories, comprehensive statistics, biographies of all members of the team and the coaching staff. The page will be maintained during the season by The Citadel’s Athletics Media Relations Office. Live game statistics and audio will be available for most home contests.

On The RadioThe Citadel Sports Network, a production of

Kirkman Sports Marketing in association with The Citadel Athletics Department, will again broadcast all of The Citadel’s basketball games this season. The Citadel’s games will be aired on 1450 AM.

Robby Robinson ([email protected]) is in his sixth year as the “Voice of the Bulldogs.” Robinson, 31, is a 1997 graduate of the University of Virginia.

Fans outside of the Charleston area can catch all the action with TEAMLINE by dialing 800-846-4700. The Citadel’s team code is 5899. All games will also be aired on the internet at www.citadelsports.com.

www.citadelsports.com

General InformationGeneral InformationLocation: Charleston, SCMailing Address: The Citadel, 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston, SC 29409Nickname: Bulldogs, CadetsColors: Citadel Blue (PMS 298) and WhiteFounded: 1842President: Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, USAF, Ret., ‘73Athletic Director: Les Robinson Faculty Rep: Lt. Col. William Sharbrough IIIEnrollment: 1,800Arena (capacity): McAlister Field House (6,000)National Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Southern

Athletics Media Relations StaffDirector & Basketball Contact: Noelle Orr (South Carolina ‘00)Office Phone: (843) 953-5120Orr’s Cell Phone: (843) 708-0044Orr’s Email: [email protected] Directors: Melanie Long, Al Buddin and Erik Bell

Office Mailing Address: The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office McAlister Field House 171 Moultrie St. Charleston, SC 29409

The Citadel Athletics Web Site: www.citadelsports.comOffice Fax: (843) 953-5058 Press Row Phone: (843) 953-2138

Miscellaneous Phone NumbersAthletics Ticket Office: (843) 953-5121Athletics Department: (843) 953-5070Athletics Department Fax: (843) 953-6727 Director of Athletics: (843) 953-5030Sports Medicine: (843) 953-6867

The 2005-06 Citadel Basketball Media Guide was published by The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office with the intent to serve all media and supporters of Bulldog Basketball.

The guide was written and edited by Andy Solomon, Associate Athletics Director/Communications with assistance from Erik Bell, Melanie Long and Al Buddin. The layout and design was professionally done by Sam Evans, ’78.

All photography is the work of staff photographer Russ Pace and some photos were shot by Chris Florio and taken from The Sphinx yearbooks. The external and internal covers were designed by Grant Hawkins. Printing was performed by The Citadel Print Shop and Sun Printing.

The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office extends thanks to all SoCon and opponent sports information offices, the Charleston Chamber of Commerce, The Citadel Public Affairs Office and all members of past Citadel sports information staffs that have assisted in compiling information that is vital to the publication of this guide. Special thanks are extended to Mike Hayden ‘98 and Kevin Rhodes, the last two basketball contacts. Corrections to this guide are welcome and should be directed, in writing, to The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office.

Additional copies may be purchased through The Citadel Athletic Ticket Office for $10. Mail orders should include $3 for shipping and handling.

Media InformationRadio Station: CNN 1450 AMRadio Contact: Robby Robinson (Virginia ‘97)Address: 60 Markfield Drive Suite No. 4 Charleston, SC 29407 (843) 763-6631

Newspaper: The Post and CourierBeat Writer: Jeff Hartsell (843) 937-5596

S.C. Primary Media Outlets


TravelNov 18-20: NC State Tournament Sheraton Raleigh Hotel @Raleigh, NC (919)834-9900Nov 26: Army Fishkill Courtyard Marriott @Fishkill, NY (845)897-2400Dec 18: Western Carolina Best Western River Escape @Dillsboro, NC (828)586-6060Dec 20: Duquesne Pittsburgh Marriott City Center @Pittsburgh, PA (412)471-4000Dec 31: Navy Loews Annapolis Hotel @Annapolis, MD (410)263-7777Jan 9: Davidson Comfort Inn and Suites @Cornelius, NC (704)896-7622Jan 14: College of Charleston Courtyard Marriott @Charleston (843)722-7229Jan 21: Furman Hampton Inn @Travelers Rest (864)834-5550 Jan 23: UNC Greensboro Airport Marriott High Point @Greensboro, NC (363)852-6450Feb 4: Elon La Quinta Inn @Burlington, NC (336)229-5203Feb 11: Georgia Southern Holiday Inn Express @Statesboro, GA (912)489-7368Feb 22: Savannah State Traveling on same day as gameFeb 25: Wofford Marriott Spartanburg @Spartanburg (864)596-1211

Newspapers Telephone FAXAiken Standard 803-648-2311 803-648-6052Anderson Independent Mail 864-224-4321 864-260-1276Beaufort Gazette 843-524-3183 843-524-8728Florence Morning News 843-317-6397 843-317-7292Greenville News 864-298-4100 864-298-4395The Index-Journal 864-223-1811 864-223-7331The Island Packet 843-785-4293 843-842-8314Myrtle Beach-The Sun News 843-626-8555 843-626-0356Orangeburg Times & Democrat 803-534-3352 803-533-5595The Post and Courier 843-937-5586 843-937-5579The Rock Hill Herald 803-329-4000 803-329-4021The State 800-456-8470 803-771-8613Spartanburg Herald-Journal 864-582-4511 864-594-6350Sumter Item 803-775-6331 803-775-1024Union Daily Times 864-427-1234 864-427-1237

Televisions Telephone FAXWCSC-TV 843-402-5751 843-402-5591WCIV-TV 843-881-4444 843-849-2519WCBD-TV 843-884-2288 843-881-3410WOLO-TV (Columbia) 803-754-7528 803-691-4015WSPA-TV (Greenville-Spartanburg) 864-587-4479 864-587-4480

Radios Telephone FAXESPN 910/WQNT-AM 1450 843-763-6631 843-766-1239WTMA 843-556-5660 843-763-0304WSC-AM 730 843-884-2534 843-884-1218South Carolina Network 800-956-7266 803-790-4309

Wire Service Telephone FAXAssociated Press (Pete Iacobelli) 800-922-1565 803-252-2913

Roster InformationNumerical Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/High School1 Vytautas Valiulis G 6-1 180 Fr. Vilnius, Lithuania/Monteverde HS2 Donny McLendon G 6-0 175 Jr.. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS (Mercer)3 J’mel Everhart F 6-6 195 Jr. Tyler, TX/John Tyler HS4 Chris Diasparra G 6-2 205 Fr. Mahopac, NY/Mahopac HS10 Dante Terry G 6-2 195 Sr. Virginia Beach, VA/First Colonial HS11 Warren McLendon F 6-5 254 So. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS12 Jonathan Brick G 6-0 175 Fr. Baltimore, MD/IMG Academy20 Chayne Dawley G 6-4 175 Fr. Charleston, SC/Wando HS21 Matt Davis F 6-5 210 Sr. Carrollton, TX/Creekview HS22 Kevin Hammack G 6-1 189 Sr. Baltimore, MD/North County HS25 Andrew Miller C 6-11 245 Sr. Pittsburgh, PA/Western Reserve 30 Mark Schiavoni G 6-3 195 Jr. Winchester, VA/Hill School (Coast Guard)31 Joseph Thompson F 6-6 235 Jr. Whiteville, NC/Whiteville HS44 Demetrius Nelson F 6-8 235 So. John’s Island, SC/St. John’s HS50 Aaron Xia F 6-8 245 Jr. Friendswood, TX/Friendswood HS Head Coach: Pat Dennis (Washington & Lee ‘79)Assistant Coaches: Chris Gerlufsen (Randolph-Macon ‘98), Clyde Wormley (The Citadel ‘03), Mike Summey (NC State ‘97), Graduate Assistant: Paul Lamber III

Pronunciation1 - Vytautas Valiulis

vee’-tis va-lou’-lis 4 - Chris Disasparra

dee’-a-spar-rah

10 - Dante Terrydon-tay

20 - Chayne Dawleyshane dah’-lee

30 - Mark Schiavonish-va-nee

44 - Demetrius Nelsonde-mee’-tre-us

50 - Aaron Xiazie (rhymes with pie)

Roster by StateGeorgia (2)... D. McLendon; W. McLendonLithuania (1)… ValiulisMaryland (2)... Brick, HammackNew York (1)… DiasparraPennsylvania (1)... MillerNorth Carolina (1)... ThompsonSouth Carolina (2)... Dawley, NelsonTexas (3)... Davis, Everhart, XiaVirginia (2)... Schiavoni, Terry

Roster by Height6-0 (2)… Brick, D. McLendon6-1 (2)… Hammack, Valiulis6-2 (2)… Diasparra, Terry6-3 (1)… Schiavoni6-4 (1)… Dawley6-5 (2)… Davis, W. McLendon6-6 (2)… Everhart, Thompson6-8 (2)… Nelson, Xia6-11 (1)… Miller


Roster by PositionGuard (8)... Brick, Dawley, Diasparra, Hammack, D. McLendon, Schiavoni, Terry, ValiulisForward (6)... Davis, Everhart, W. McLendon, Nelson, Thompson, XiaCenter (1)... Miller

Roster by ClassSeniors (4)…Davis, Hammack, Miller, TerryJuniors (3)…Everhart, D. McLendon, Schiavoni, Thompson, XiaSophomores (3)…W. McLendon, NelsonFreshmen (4)…Brick, Dawley, Diasparra, Valiulis

Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/High School12 Jonathan Brick G 6-0 175 Fr. Baltimore, MD/IMG Academy21 Matt Davis F 6-5 210 Sr. Carrollton, TX/Creekview HS20 Chayne Dawley G 6-4 175 Fr. Charleston, SC/Wando HS4 Chris Diasparra G 6-2 205 Fr. Mahopac, NY/Mahopac HS3 J’mel Everhart F 6-6 195 Jr. Tyler, TX/John Tyler HS22 Kevin Hammack G 6-1 189 Sr. Baltimore, MD/North County HS2 Donny McLendon G 6-0 175 Jr.. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS (Mercer)11 Warren McLendon F 6-5 254 So. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS25 Andrew Miller C 6-11 245 Sr. Pittsburgh, PA/Western Reserve 44 Demetrius Nelson F 6-8 235 So. John’s Island, SC/St. John’s HS30 Mark Schiavoni G 6-3 195 Jr. Winchester, VA/Hill School (Coast Guard)10 Dante Terry G 6-2 195 Sr. Virginia Beach, VA/First Colonial HS31 Joseph Thompson F 6-6 235 Jr. Whiteville, NC/Whiteville HS1 Vytautas Valiulis G 6-1 180 Fr. Vilnius, Lithuania/Monteverde HS50 Aaron Xia F 6-8 245 Jr. Friendswood, TX/Friendswood HS

Quick ReferenceAlphabetical ..............................PageJonathan Brick ...................................34Matt Davis ..........................................10Chayne Dawley ..................................35Pat Dennis ..........................................40Chris Diasparra..................................36J’mel Everhart .....................................20Chris Gerlufsen ..................................42Kevin Hammack ................................12Paul Lambert ......................................44Donny McLendon .............................22Warren McLendon ............................30Andrew Miller ....................................14Demetrius Nelson ..............................32Mark Schiavoni ..................................24Mike Summey ....................................44Dante Terry ........................................16Joseph Thompson ..............................26Vytautas Valiulis ................................37Clyde Wormley ..................................44Aaron Xia ...........................................28

Numerical .................................Page1 Vytautas Valiulis .........................372 Donny McLendon ......................223 J’mel Everhart ..............................204 Chris Diasparra ..........................3610 Dante Terry .................................1611 Warren McLendon .....................3012 Jonathan Brick ............................3420 Chayne Dawley ...........................3521 Matt Davis ...................................1022 Kevin Hammack .........................1225 Andrew Miller ............................1430 Mark Schiavoni ...........................2431 Joseph Thompson .......................2644 Demetrius Nelson ......................3250 Aaron Xia ....................................28

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