2013-14 TSU Men's Basketball Media Guide

2013-14 Tennessee State Men’s Basketball Team Guide

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MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICKFACTS

2013-14 MEN’S BASKETBALL GUIDE

CONTENTSMedia Information

2013-14 Quick Facts ...................................3Media Relations ..........................................4The OVC ......................................................5Tennessee State Campus ........................6-9President Glenda Glover ........................ 10A.D. Teresa Phillips ................................. 11Schedule .................................................... 12Season Outlook ...................................13-14Roster ........................................................ 15

Coaches and Support Staff

Head Coach Travis Williams ............16-17Assistant Coach Ben Betts ...................... 18Assistant Coach Rodney Hamilton ....... 19 Assistant Coach Jason Slay ..................... 20Strength Coach Alvin Futrell .......................21Trainer Ryan Krach ................................... 21

Player Bios

Returners .............................................22-35Newcomers ..........................................36-39

2012-13 Statistical Overview ............40-45The Gentry Center ................................... 46

Record Book

All-Time Opponents ............................... 47Year-by-Year Records .........................48-62Stat Leaders .........................................63-64All-Time Letterwinners .....................65-68Tigers in the OVC ................................... 69Men’s Basketball Trailblazers ............70-75Tigers in the NBA .................................... 75TV/Radio Roster ..................................... 76

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COACHING STAFFHead Coach ...................................................Travis WilliamsAlma Mater, Year ............Georgia State University, 1995Record at TSU ............................... 18-15 (Second Season)Overall Record .................................. 58-62 (Four Seasons)

Basketball StaffAssistant Coach .......................................................Ben Betts............................................................ Roanoke College, 1990Assistant Coach ..................................................... Jason Slay.........................................................West Virginia State, 2007Assistant Coach .......................................Rodney Hamilton...................................................................Georgia State, 1998Director of Operations .....................................................TBA

TIGERS at a GLANCELettermen Returning ............................................................ 6Lettermen Lost ........................................................................ 7Starters Returning .................................................................. 1

Team RecordOverall Record 2012-13 ............................................... 18-15Home ....................................................................................11-2Away ......................................................................................5-11OVC Record (Finish) .....................................11-5 (3rd/East)

GENERALName of School ................... Tennessee State UniversityCity/Zip .................................................Nashville, TN 37209Founded ............................................................................1912Enrollment .......................................................................9,165Nickname ........................................................................TigersSchool Colors ...................Royal (Reflex) Blue and WhiteAffiliation/Conference ..................NCAA Division I/OVC Arena ................................................ Gentry Center (10,500)Home Court ............................................. McClendon CourtPresident ...................................................Dr. Glenda Glover Director of Athletics ......................................Teresa PhillipsAthletic Department Phone ...................(615) 963-5034Web Site .......................................................... TSUTigers.comUniversity Web Site .......................................... TNState.edu

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant Sports Information Director(Men’s Basketball Contact) ...........................Alex MitchellOffice Phone ..................................................(615) 963-5674E-mail .................................................jmitch18@tnstate.eduAssistant Sports Information Director ........Jose’ GarciaOffice Phone ..................................................(615) 963-5674E-mail ...................................................jgarcia1@tnstate.eduMedia Relations Coordinator .............Zekeya AndersonOffice Phone ..................................................(615) 963-1867E-mail ........................................ [email protected] Information Assistant .........................Scott WyantOffice Phone ..................................................(615) 963-5674Mailing Address .......................... 3500 John Merritt Blvd....................................................................Nashville, TN 37209

TSU BASKETBALL HISTORYAll-Time Record ..............................1098-768 (since 1944)All-Time Ohio Valley Record.................................. 184-224OVC Regular Season Championships .2 (1993 & 1994)OVC Tournament Record ......... 13-20 (23 appearances)OVC Tournament Championships ........2 (1993 & 1994)NCAA Tournament Record ....................0-2 (last in 1993)National Championships ....... 3 (NAIA - 1957, 1958 & 1959)20 Win Seasons ......................................................................2130 Win Seasons ....................................................................... 3Undefeated Seasons ................................................1 (1949)

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Entering its 64th year, the Ohio Valley Conference continues to build on the success that has made it the nation’s eighth-oldest NCAA Division I conference. For only the second time in a decade, the Conference expanded by adding Southern Illinois University Edwardsville as the league’s 11th member in 2008. The move expanded the OVC’s geographical footprint to the St. Louis market and marked the first change in membership since expanding to the state of Alabama (Jacksonville State, Samford) in 2003. The 2009-10 school year saw a change in leadership as Beth DeBauche was named the seventh full-time Commissioner in league history. She is currently one of just five females to be the head of a Division I conference, and one of just eight to lead a Division I conference all-time. The last three commissioners of the OVC have moved onto jobs as the commissioner of the Big Ten, Big 12 and the Mid-American Conferences. The OVC’s proud past dates back to 1948, but seeds for the new league were actually planted in 1941. It was then that Roy Stewart, the athletics director at Murray State, Charles (Turkey) Hughes, the athletics director at Eastern Kentucky, and Kelly Thompson, the public relations director at Western Kentucky, first broached the idea of forming a new conference. Discussions were put on hold by World War II, but reemerged Feb. 27-28, 1948 at the Kentucky Hotel in Louisville as the three original institutions com-bined with Morehead State, Louisville and Evansville to form the OVC. In the 1950s, the OVC became a pioneer on a much more significant scale socially. During times of racial segregation, league mem-ber Morehead State became one of the first non-traditionally black mid-southern institutions to accept a black student. In 1958, Marshall Banks earned athletically-related aid at Morehead, which signed a second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. In 1961, Murphy earned all-conference recognition as a halfback in football. With racial barriers broken, the rest of the institutions in the league began to provide educational and athletic opportunities to African-Americans.

A first in the OVC occurred in 2008, when the league had a first round draft pick in both the NFL (Tennessee State’s Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie) and Major League Baseball (Eastern Kentucky’s Christian Friedrich) Drafts in the same school year. The OVC sponsors the following sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis and track for men, and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball for women. In addition, the OVC also sponsors the combined men’s and women’s sport of rifle. Current league representatives include charter members Eastern Kentucky University, Morehead State University and Murray State University, along with Austin Peay State University, Eastern Illinois University, Jacksonville State University, Southeast Mis-souri State University, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Tennessee State University, Tennessee Technological University and the University of Tennessee at Martin.

Tennessee State has been a member of the Ohio Valley Conference since 1986.



Founded in 1912, Tennessee State University has grown dramatically from a small college to two campuses: the 500-acre main campus and the downtown Avon Williams campus which is located in the heart of Nashville near the State capitol.

The diverse student population of more than 8,000 represents 46 states and 45 countries. TSU has been listed for 11 consecutive years in the U.S. News & World Report “Guide to America’s Best Colleges.”

Tennessee State University is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational land-grant university offering 45 bachelor degrees and 24 master’s degrees. Doctoral programs include biological sciences, psychology, public administra-tion, computer information systems engineering, administration and supervision, and curriculum and instruction. When you think about Tennessee State University, many things come to mind – a rich heritage and legacy in ath-letics, academics, entertainment, research and service.

Tennessee State University has long been a rising star among universities across the country. It is designated as one of the best public historically black colleges and universities in the nation, and it’s not by accident.

Tennessee State University is among the few historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) with a chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, the oldest and largest freshman honor society in the United States and a Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, the most prestigious honor society comprising all academic disciplines.

A great deal of focus has been given to improving the academic environment – strengthening our research repu-tation, attracting and retaining the best and brightest students, encouraging service-focused programs, engaging and supporting expert faculty in diverse fields, building on our student-centered philosophy and holding steadfast to our motto of “Think. Work. Serve.”

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THINK

Today, Tennessee State University’s student enrollment is more than 9,000.

There are more than 400 faculty and more than 1,200 staff who are part of the university’s team.

Additionally, the university’s rich strength in embracing diversity is ev-ident with 45 countries and 46 states representative of the student body.

The beauty and accessibility of the uni-versity’s main campus is a plus with now 65 buildings on more than 450 acres.

Complimenting the main campus is a newly renovated downtown campus that features a simulated stock-trading center, a student computer laborato-ry and continuing education, distance learning and multimedia services.

The university is arming students with the intellectual resources to compete in a global environment. In support of that, important partnerships have been established with leading global compa-nies such as Boeing, Raytheon, Dell, IBM and others, in which both funding and service-learning opportunities are currently active.

SERVE

WORK



KEAN HALL, a simplified Art Deco style gymnasium erected in 1951 at a cost of $1,500,000 was dedicat-ed Wednesday, November 25, 1953.

The structure is located on the south side of the campus at John Merritt Boulevard and 33rd Avenue, North and is named after former TSU Football head coach and Athletic Director, Henry A. Kean.

The building contained at the time of its construc-tion: a gymnasium, health, physical education and recreation classrooms, laboratories, staff offices, and facilities for indoor intramural sports, staff and student recreation and physical therapy. The build-ing was vacated in 1980 when the HPER moved to the new Gentry Center Complex.

The $300,000 renovation, approved in 1986-1987, connected the building to the Floyd-Payne campus center in 1991. The building became a recreational facility for the general campus population. It also serves as the headquarters for the Air Force ROTC, TSU Athletics and the academic and Hall of Fame.

The PERFORMING ARTS CENTER is located adjacent to the east side of the existing Strange Music Building. The facility houses the Theater, Television, Radio and Music Departments and includes a complete renovation of the Strange Music Building.

A performance theater seating for 400 was constructed as part of the new building. Theater department spaces include classrooms, support spaces and offices. Rehears-al and production facilities are provided for television and radio departments, as well as offices and support areas.

The music department has new laboratory facilities, practice rooms, classrooms, offic-es and an expanded band practice room and support facilities. The project included ap-proximately 30,400 sq. ft. of renovated space (the Strange Music Building) and 43,000 sq. ft. of new construction.

The DAVIS BUILDING is topped by its landmark cupola and houses the Department of Languages, Literature and Philosophy and the Thomas E. Poag Auditorium. The building, which once housed the administrative offices, is named after TSU’s second president Dr. Walter S. Davis.



The FLOYD-PAYNE CAMPUS CENTER contains various student and administrative offices, campus bookstore, post office, and dining services. The Center is named after former TSU student and fifth president, Otis L. Floyd, and long-time Dean of Students and Vice-President of Student Affairs, Joseph A. Payne.

The AVERITTE AMPHITHEATER located in the center of campus; landscaped and has permanent seating for 200. The structure is named after Laura M. Averitte, author of Tennessee State Universi-ty’s alma mater.

The BROWN-DANIEL LIBRARY was erected in 1976 and opened for service during the summer of 1977.

This present structure has 82,000 square feet of space with special study and research facilities for faculty and graduate students, and a Special Collections Room which houses the University’s histori-cal archives, theses, dissertations, and other special materials. The library is named in memory of Library Directors, Martha M. Brown and Lois H. Daniel.



Glenda Baskin Glover joined the Universi-ty January 2, 2013, as its eighth president. Glover previously served as the Dean of the School of Business at Jackson State Univer-sity.

A licensed attorney and certified public ac-countant, Glover earned her bachelor’s de-gree in Mathematics from TSU in 1974, an MBA from Clark Atlanta University in 1976, the J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 1994 and her Ph.D. in Business Economics and Policy from George Wash-ington University in 1990.

President Glover served at Jackson State University since 1994 and led the College of Business to implement programs leading up through the Ph. D. degree. Her guidance has included the development of retention strat-egies and ensuring compliance with accred-itation standards.

President Glover has also played an import-ant role in fundraising for the college, leading a successful $5 million initiative and obtain-ing the university’s first endowed chair. She spearheaded the implementation of online learning programs, developed the universi-ty’s internal fiscal accountability measures and served as a key liaison to local and na-tional elected officials.

Before joining Jackson State, she began her full-time academic career as chairperson of the accounting department at Howard

University in Washington, D.C., from 1990-1994. She went to Howard after serving in increasingly responsible roles in industry, in-cluding as chief financial officer and senior vice president of Metter Industries, manager of investor relations for the Potomac Electric Power Co. in D.C., and accountant at Arthur Andersen in Memphis.

President Glover has served on the boards of directors of several private and public com-panies, including First Guaranty Bancshares, Student Loan Corp., The Lenox Group, Re-gions Bank of Mississippi, Jackson Munici-pal Airport Authority, and Economic Analysis. Dr. Glover has also served as a member of the Board of Directors of MetroJackson Chamber of Commerce, Chairperson of the City of Jackson Planning Board, District of Columbia Housing and Community Devel-opment Advisory Board, and member of the Harvard Busi-

ness School Management Alliance. She is a recipient of the Drum Major for Justice Award, Distinguished Woman of the Year Award, Dean of the Year Award, and Most Outstanding Philanthropist.

Along with her academic and administra-tive accomplishments, President Glover has been published in several highly regard-ed journals and refereed proceedings, and made numerous presentations at profes-sional meetings and conferences. She has also served as an editorial advisor for one of the most prestigious journals in the account-ing profession.

President Glover, a Memphis native, and her husband, Charles, have two adult children, Candace and Charles.

GLOVERUNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

1st YEAR, TENNESSEE STATE ‘74

DR. GLENDA



PHILLIPS

Teresa Lawrence-Phillips became head of the Tennessee State University athletics department in April of 2002. As director, the athletic department has made tremendous strides on the playing field, campus, com-munity and classroom.

Some accomplishments under the Phillips’ administration include the launching of the first official website for TSU Athletics in Au-gust of 2002, the revitalization of the Big Blue Booster Club, the recognition of Ohio Valley Conference Scholar Athletes, and conference championships in volleyball, women’s track including a PGA minority na-tional championship in men’s golf.

Phillips also has the distinction of being the first woman ever to coach an NCAA Divi-sion I men’s basketball team en route to be-ing named one of the “101 Most Influential Minorities in Sports” by Sports Illustrated in 2003.

She was also named as the Second Most Influential Woman in Sports in Tennessee by The Tennessean newspaper. In addi-tion, she was named USA Today’s National Coach of the Year in 1990 and was a three-time OVC Coach of the Year selection.

No stranger to athletic success, she was head coach of the Lady Tigers basketball program at TSU for 11 seasons from 1989-2000. Phillips guided the 1993–94 squad to the program’s first-ever OVC regular season crown, the Ohio Valley Conference tournament championship, and the team’s first appearance ever in the NCAA tourna-ment.

Phillips and her staff enjoyed their most

successful season in 1994–95 as the Lady Tigers (22–7, 12–4 OVC) shared the reg-ular season title. TSU claimed its second consecutive tournament title and a trip to the NCAA tournament.

She has been invited twice to serve as an assistant coach for USA Basketball (1995 and 1999) and was invited to serve as an assistant coach for the U.S. Olympic Festi-val North Squad.

Prior to her stint at TSU, Phillips was head coach at Fisk University for four years. She guided the Bulldogs to WIAC League and Tournament Championships in 1987 and 1988 and was tabbed WIAC Coach of the Year twice (1987, 1988). She compiled a 68-34 overall record with the Bulldogs. She graduated from Vanderbilt University with a bachelor’s degree in Economics be-fore obtaining a Masters in Education from TSU in 1999. Phillips, who helped recruit six All-Americans and seven All-State play-ers, served as an assistant coach with the Lady Commodores (1981-1984) winning the N.I.T. in 1983.

Phillips earned several honors as a three-

year letter winner at Vanderbilt. She was the first recipient of the Lady Commodore Athlete of the Year honor, given to the best all-around female athlete. In addition, she received the Nashville Civitan’s Sportsman-ship Award in 1979 and 1980.

Community oriented, Phillips has assisted with the National Youth Sports Drug Pro-gram and has been appointed to sever-al boards and committees which include: NCAA Basketball Rules, NCAA Champi-onship Cabinet, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Boys’ & Girls’ Club, the Vanderbilt Alumni Advisory Board and the Nashville Sports Council Executive Board.

She has held memberships in several orga-nizations, including the Black Coaches As-sociation, the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, the NCAA Championship and Competition Cabinet and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

She is an inaugural member of the Girls’ Preparatory School Sports Hall of Fame and a 2008 inductee of the Lookout Mountain Sports Hall of Fame. She lives in Nashville with her two sons, Micah and Kyle.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

12th YEAR, VANDERBILT

TERESA



TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 2013-14 MEN’S BASKETBALL

SEASON SCHEDULE

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Day Date OppOnent Site time

Mon. nov. 4 LeMoyne-owen nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.Fri. Nov. 8 at Hawai’i HoNolulu, Hawai’i 11:30 p.m.Sat. Nov. 9 New mexico State (N) HoNolulu, Hawai’i 11:30 p.m.moN. Nov. 11 weSterN micHigaN (N) HoNolulu, Hawai’i 10:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 16 at wicHita State wicHita, KaN. 12:00 p.m.Mon. nov. 18 LipscoMb nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.Fri. Nov. 22 at teNNeSSee KNoxville, teNN. 8:00 p.m.tue. Nov. 26 at auburN auburN, ala. 7:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 30 at uSc upState SpartaNburg, S.c. 2:00 p.m.

Tue. Dec. 3 aLabaMa a&M nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.Sat. Dec. 7 at Drexel pHilaDelpHia, pa. 3:00 p.m.sun. Dec. 15 Fisk nashviLLe, Tenn. 4:30 p.M.tHu. Dec. 19 at illiNoiS State Normal, ill. 7:05 p.m.saT. Dec. 21 MiaMi (ohio) nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.Sat. Dec. 28 at eaSterN illiNoiS * cHarleStoN, ill. 2:00 p.m.

Thurs. Jan. 2 Tennessee Tech * nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.saT. Jan. 4 JacksonviLLe sTaTe * nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:30 p.M.Tues. Jan. 7 MiDDLe Tennessee sTaTe nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.Sat. JaN. 11 at SoutHeaSt miSSouri State * cape girarDeau, mo. 5:30 p.m. moN. JaN. 13 at ut martiN * martiN, teNN. 7:30 p.m.tHurS. JaN. 16 at JacKSoNville State* JacKSoNville, ala. 7:00 p.m.saT. Jan. 18 beLMonT* nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:30 p.M.Thurs. Jan. 23 easTern kenTucky * nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.saT. Jan. 25 MoreheaD sTaTe * nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:30 p.M.tHurS. JaN. 30 at teNNeSSee tecH * cooKeville, teNN. 7:00 p.m.

tHurS. Feb. 6 at auStiN peay * at clarKSville, teNN. 7:00 p.m.saT. Feb. 8 Murray sTaTe* nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:30 p.M. tHurS. Feb. 13 at belmoNt * NaSHville, teNN. 8:00 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 20 siue * nashviLLe, Tenn. 7:00 p.M.tHurS. Feb. 27 at moreHeaD State* moreHeaD, Ky. 6:30 p.m.

Thurs. Feb. 28 easTern kenTucky* richMonD, ky. 7:00 p.M. weD-Sat. mar. 5- 8 ovc tourNameNt NaSHville, teNN. tba

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March



Coming off a stellar first season at the helm of the Tennessee State men’s basketball program, Travis Williams is looking to build the Ti-gers into a consistent OVC threat year-in and year-out.

The Tigers are coming off a 18-15 season, finishing third in the OVC East division with an 11-5 confer-ence record.

Williams’ undeniable team leader will be All-OVC point guard Pat-rick Miller who will now be the Ti-gers most experienced player on a young team.

“When you look at a point guard that’s usually the most important position on the court and to have that caliber of player returning his senior year is going to be a tremen-dous asset for our team,” Williams said of his veteran floor general.

The senior point guard is a poten-tial OVC player of the year candi-

date who returns to the reigns of an offense that will rely on a lot of newcomers to shoulder heavy production losses. Miller aver-aged 14.8 points, 5.9 assists per game as well as recording a 1.7 as-sist-to-turnover ratio. The Chicago native’s junior season will go down as one of the best for a point guard at TSU after Miller set the single season assist mark with 195.

Miller’s record breaking junior sea-son earned him a spot on the All-OVC first team. The 6-1 guard en-

ters the season as just one of two holdovers from the ’12-’13 All-OVC first and second teams and the only member of the first team to return.

Coach Williams is now asking his savvy point guard to focus even more attention to another aspect of his game.

“He’s been able to show a lot of leadership in helping the younger guys along but I think he’s welcom-ing the challenge,” said Williams on Miller’s vocal role on this year’s team. “I want him to have more of a voice this year to develop the makeup of this team. He’s been thrust into that role and I think he’s looking forward to that challenge.”

The supporting cast around Mill-er will be a more youthful unit than the senior is used to with the loss of All-OVC second team members Robert Covington and Kellen Thornton as well as Jordan Cyphers and Tashan Frederick to graduation. Overall the Tigers will be replacing 62.2% of their scoring and 44.5 points per game.

2013-14 Season Outlook



Coach Travis Williams will turn to both a combination of veteran tal-ent and youthful newcomers to pace the 2013-14 Tigers.

Junior M.J. Rhett will pace the Tigers in the post after a strong sophomore campaign averaging 5.3 points and 6.0 rebounds per game. Rhett’s most impressive performances came at the beginning of 2013, recording back-to-back double-doubles in wins over OVC rivals Tennessee Tech and Jacksonville State. The perfor-mances earned Rhett the accolade of OVC player of the week for Jan. 7.

Seniors Michael Green and Chaed Wiellian will join Rhett in the front-court. Both served in reserve roles off the bench backing up the solid performing Thornton and Coving-ton. The two are in line for more playing time this season filling the void left by the former Tigers.

Green averaged 3.2 points and 2.2

rebounds a game off the bench for TSU a year ago.

The guard position will have wel-comed depth for Coach Williams’ team with Miller, junior Jay Harris, sophomore Jordan Gaither and the return of Jacquan Nobles. Harris spent last year as a reserve playing behind Miller. During Harris’ soph-omore season the Philadelphia na-tive averaged 3.2 points, 1.1 assists and 1.2 rebounds per game. Harris was a key defender off the bench for the Tigers a season ago.

Nobles rejoins the TSU roster af-ter spending the past two seasons away from basketball. The 6-3 guard began his career for Tennessee State in 2009 earning a spot on the OVC All-Newcomer team after averaging 11.2 points per game while shoot-ing 44% from the field. During his second season in Nashville, Nobles led the team with 59 three pointers made while averaging 7.5 points

per game.

“I’ve always been impressed with his ability to shoot the basketball. To get him back in the fold after a num-ber of years is going to be able to help this team,” said Willimas about his senior sharpshooter. “He’s got to come in and prove himself; nothing is going to be given to him.”

Williams will also welcome his first full recruiting class after being named the head coach in 2012. The class includes four freshman and two Junior College transfers.

The freshman class is highlighted by the addition of Ugo Mmonu, a wiry 6-7 combo guard from Decatur, Ga. “I think he’s an incredible talent, his best basketball is ahead of him. He has incredible versatility with the ability to play inside-and-out from multiple positions,” Williams said of the newcomer.

Mmonu is joined by fellow fresh-men Jamonte Green, Jaylen Reid and Rhyan Townes.

Reid is a 6-7 forward who can also play the small forward position and should battle for minutes in the post.

Green and Townes will provide vi-able depth in the backcourt while gaining valuable experience learn-ing from Miller.

Kennedy Eubanks and Jaleel Queary round out the recruiting class and will add experience to both the frontcourt (Eubanks) and backcourt (Queary).



No. Name Pos. HT WT CL Hometown / Last School

0 Jacquan Nobles G 6-3 180 RSr. Farina, Ill./South Central HS

1 Jamonte Graham G 6-1 200 Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Father Ryan HS

2 Patrick Miller G 6-1 195 Sr. Chicago, Ill./Hales-Fransiscan HS

3 Jaleel Queary G 6-2 200 Jr. Nashville, Tenn./Lawson State JC

4 M.J. Rhett F 6-9 235 RJr. Columbia, S.C./Lower Richland HS

5 Jay Harris G 5-10 170 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Charis Prep

11 Alex Bates F 6-9 235 RJr. Greenbelt, Md./Northeastern

12 Ugo Mmonu F 6-7 205 Fr. Osina, Nigeria/Greenforest Christian HS

21 Rhyan Townes G 6-5 192 Fr. Memphis, Tenn./Arlington HS

23 Jordan Gaither G 6-3 170 So. Atlanta, Ga./Shiloh HS

30 Gerald Williams G 6-2 175 RSo. Atlanta, Ga./Brisbane Academy

32 Chaed Wellian F 6-8 190 Sr. Amsterdam, Netherlands/Atlanta Metro CC

34 Jaylen Reid G/F 6-7 175 Fr. Rock Hill, S.C./Rock Hill HS

40 Kennedy Eubanks G/F 6-6 185 Jr. Clemson, S.C./Jacksonville College

44 Michael Green F 6-9 195 Sr. Columbia, S.C. Ridge View HS

2013-14 Tennessee State Team InformationNUMERICAL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

By Class: No. Players

Seniors 4 Michael Green, Patrick Miller, Jacquan Nobles, Chaed Weelian

Juniors 5 Alex Bates, Kennedy Eubanks, Jay Harris, M.J. Rhett, Jaleel Queary

Sophomore 2 Jordan Gaither, Gerald Williams

Freshman 4 Jamonte Green, Ugo Mmonu, Jaylen Reid, Rhyan Townes

PLAYER BREAKDOWN

By Position: No. Players

Guards 8 Jordan Gaither, Jamonte Graham, Jay Harris, Patrick Miller, Jacquan Nobles, Jaleel Queary, Rhyan Townes, Gerald Williams

Forwards 7 Alex Bates, Kennedy Eubanks, Michael Green, Ugo Mmonu, Jaylen Reid, M.J. Rhett, Chaed Wellian

Name No. Pos. HT WT CL Hometown / Last School

Alex Bates 11 F 6-9 235 RJr. Greenbelt, Md./Northeastern

Kennedy Eubanks 40 G/F 6-6 185 Jr. Clemson, S.C./Jacksonville College

Jordan Gaither 23 G 6-3 170 So. Atlanta, Ga./Shiloh HS

Jamonte Graham 1 G 6-1 200 Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Father Ryan HS

Michael Green 44 F 6-9 195 Sr. Columbia, S.C./Ridge View HS

Jay Harris 5 G 5-10 170 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Charis Prep

Patrick Miller 2 G 6-1 195 Sr. Chicago, Ill./Hales-Fransiscan HS

Ugo Mmonu 12 F 6-7 205 Fr. Osina, Nigeria/Greenforest Christian HS

Jacquan Nobles 0 G 6-3 180 RSr. Farina, Ill./South Central HS

Jaleel Queary 3 G 6-2 200 Jr. Nashville, Tenn./Lawson State JC

Jaylen Reid 34 G/F 6-7 175 Fr. Rock Hill, S.C./Rock Hill HS

MJ Rhett 4 F 6-9 235 RJr. Columbia, S.C./Lower Richland HS

Rhyan Townes 21 G 6-5 192 Fr. Memphis, Tenn./Arlington HS

Chaed Wellian 32 F 6-8 190 Sr. Amsterdam, Netherlands/Atlanta Metro CC

Gerald Williams 30 G 6-2 175 RSo. Atlanta, Ga./Brisbane Academy



ALMA MATER:Georgia State 1995 (B.A.)Georgia State 1999 (M.S.)

COACHING CAREER:Tennessee State

(Head Coach)2012-Present

Tennessee StateAssistant Coach

2009-12

Dongguan Parklane Snow WolfHead Coach

2008-09

Mercer UniversityAssistant Coach

2007-08

Fort Valley StateHead Coach

2004-07

Crescent LightningWBA

Associate Head Coach2004

Chicago StateAssistant Coach

2003-2004

Travis Williams was named the 16th head coach for the Tigers men’s basketball program on April 13, 2012.

During his first season at the helm of the Tigers, Williams led his team to an 18-15 record and berth in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. He also coached Patrick Miller, Kellen Thornton and Robert Covington to all-conference teams. Covington later earned an NBA contract under Williams’s tute-lage.

Williams, a native of Tifton, Ga., served as an assistant for previous TSU head coach John Cooper from 2009-2012. Cooper left on April 6 after accepting the head coaching position at Miami (Ohio).

Williams helped restore a winning attitude to the Tigers’ program. The Big Blue recorded just nine wins in 2009-10, while improving to 14 victories in 2010-11. In his last season as an assistant coach, the Tigers completed a 20-13 mark - the most for any TSU program since 1978-79. It also marked the school’s first winning season in 16 years.

As the first assistant, Williams was involved with every aspect of the program. His major priority was the recruitment and development of student-athletes, both academ-ically and athletically. Williams helped with practice, game day strategies, assignments and scout-ing reports. He also maintained day-to-day operations. Williams worked with student-athletes in-dividually, while scheduling prac-tice and workout sessions. He co-ordinated all community service initiatives and served as the team’s academic liaison.

When he joined the Tigers in the summer of 2009, Williams brought 10 years of coaching experience as an assistant and head coach.

This marks Williams’ third time taking the reins of a basketball program. Williams served as head coach of the Dongguan Parklane Snow Wolf Professional Basketball Club in China’s National Basketball

TRAVISWILLIAMS

2nd YEAR, GEORGIA STATE ‘95

HEAD COACH



League (NBL). He led the team to an 11-2 preseason record before leav-ing prior to the 2009 regular season. Williams was hired by the Dongguan Snow Wolf to develop the game of basketball in China directly after the 2008 Olympics. He facilitated play-er development, conditioning and game day strategies.

In 2004, Williams received his first head coach appointment at Fort Valley State University in Georgia. He led the Wildcats to a pair of win-ning seasons during his tenure. Wil-liams guided FVSU to an 18-12 re-cord during the 2006-07 campaign. At the conclusion of the season, the Wildcats ranked 10th in the Division II South Region poll, making it to the Southern Intercollegiate Athlet-ic Conference (SIAC) Championship game. FVSU’s 18 wins were the most since the 1998-99 season.

After a three-season stint at FVSU, Williams served as an assistant for one season at Mercer University (2007-08). That season, Mercer defeated No.17 ranked University of Southern California.

Williams’ coaching resume includes stops as an associate head coach with the Southern Crescent Lightning of the World Basketball Association (2004) and an assistant position at Chicago State (2003-2004).

From 1999-2003 he served as assistant at his alma mater Georgia State. During his tenure with the Panthers, the program produced three conference regular season championships and one conference tournament championship. While at GSU, the Panthers defeat-ed two Top-25 teams (No.15 St. Josephs and No.23 Georgia) and produced an upset over No. 6 seed Wisconsin in the 2001 NCAA Tournament marking the first 20-win season in school history, finishing 29-5.

Williams hosted “In the Loop”, an all-access cable sports show covering all levels of athletics throughout central Georgia. He has also served as a motivational speaker and educational consultant with his “If You Believe, You Can Achieve” Power Hour series.

Williams is currently a member of National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and Black Coaches and Adminis-trators Association (BCAA). As a player, he scored more than 1,000 career points at GSU. He graduated with a Bachelor’s in business management in 1995 and a Master’s in Sports Administration in 1999. While in college at GSU, Williams in-terned with the National Football League (NFL) Players Asso-ciation as a research intern.

He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc. and the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Nashville. Williams is married to Nikkya Wil-liams. The two celebrated the birth of their daughter Teagan Loure’ Ann in Nov. of 2011 and Travis Jr. in Feb. of 2012.



Ben Betts returns to the collegiate ranks after spending a year as the Director of Basketball at the Spectrum Sports Academy in Roanoke, Va.

Betts will serve as the recruiting coordinator, handling game day scouting reports and as signments. He will aide with player development and individual workouts with the guards and wing players.

Before his one-year stint at Spectrum, Betts spent five seasons as an assistant at the University of Oklahoma.

While serving under head coach Jeff Capel, Betts helped guide the Sooners to a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances, including an Elite Eight showing in 2009. During the 2008-09 season, the Sooners were the preseason National Invitational Tournament (NIT) Champions. OU posted a 96-69 record during the five years while Betts served as an assistant.

Before his stay in Norman, Betts served as the head coach at South Carolina State for three years. Betts guided his three South Carolina State teams to a combined 51-39 (.567) overall record and a 36-18 (.667) Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference mark. Prior to his one-year stint at VCU, Betts spent five seasons (1997-2002) as an assistant coach at College of Charleston under John Kresse where he helped the Cougars to a 119-31 (.793) record and a 64-16 (.800) conference mark. College of Charleston made NCAA Tournament appear-ances in 1998 and 1999 and won conference or division crowns each of his five years there.

Before his College of Charleston term, Betts spent seven seasons (1990-97) as an assistant at South Carolina State under longtime head coach, and former TSU head coach, Cy Alexan-der.

Betts, a Madison Heights, Va., native, grad uated with a Bachelor of Science degree in phys-ical education from Roanoke College in 1990. As a player, he was a four-year letterwinner at Roa-noke and led the Maroons to the NCAA Division III playoffs in the 1986-87 season.

Betts earned a master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling from South Carolina State in 1997.

BEN

ALMA MATER:Roanoke College 1990

USC Upstate 1997 (M.S.)

COACHING CAREER:


2012-Present

Oklahoma UniversityAssistant Coach

2006-09

South Carolina StateHead Coach

2003-06

Virginia CommonwealthAssistant Coach

2002-2003

College of CharlestonAssistant Coach

1997-2002

South Carolina StateAssistant Coach

1990-1997

BETTSASSISTANT COACH

2nd YEAR, ROANOKE COLLEGE ‘90



Memphis native Rodney Hamilton came to Tennessee State after three seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Indiana Tech.

Hamilton’s duties for the Tigers entail recruiting, scouting, organizing individual workouts, coordinator of summer camps and providing academic/personal support to the student- athletes.

During the 2011-12 campaign, Hamilton guided Indiana Tech to its’ best start since the 2006-07 season. They ranked No. 15 in the Nov. 28 NAIA poll – a first for the program since 1993. Under his tutelage, the team tied for the most wins during the 2011-12 season for only the 3rd time since 2003.

Hamilton’s primary duties for the Redhawks included serving as the program’s recruiting coor-dinator as well as scheduling, player development, scouting and all other facets of the program.

Before making Cape Girardeau his home, Hamilton served two seasons as an assistant and associ-ate head coach at Crichton College in his hometown of Memphis.

During his first season at Crichton College in 2005-2006, the men’s basketball team enjoyed a15 game turnaround from the previous season. They were able to finish with an 18-12 overall record, 3rd in the TranSouth Conference and was ranked as high as No. 13 in the NAIA Top 25 National Ranking.

In Hamilton’s second season, the 2006-07 Crichton team advanced to the NAIA Elite Eight in the National Tournament held in Kansas City, Mo., after winning the TranSouth Conference regular season and tournament titles.

Hamilton played collegiately at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Ga., where he lettered all four seasons. Hamilton is the Panthers’ all-time leader in scoring, assists and steals.

After his collegiate playing career, Hamilton participated in the Atlanta Hawks free agent camp in 1998. Hamilton went on to play professionally for three seasons in Sweden, Switzerland and Hungary.

Hamilton and his wife, Tamara are the parents of two daughters, Bailey Madi-son and Brooke McKenzie.

ALMA MATER:Georgia State 1998

COACHING CAREER:


2012-Present

Indiana TechHead Coach2009-2012

Southeast Missouri StateAssistant Coach

2007-2009

Crichton CollegeAssistant Coach

2005-2007

RODNEYHAMILTONASSISTANT COACH

2nd YEAR, GEORGIA STATE ‘98



JASONSLAYASSISTANT COACH

1ST YEAR, WEST VIRGINIA STATE ‘07

Jason Slay enters his first season at TSU after serving as the Director of Operations for Georgia Southern University. Slay will coach guards and wing players at TSU while also assisting with day-to-day operations.

Prior to that, Slay was the top assistant coach at Hargrave Military Academy in Virginia, one of the most prestigious prep schools in the country. At Hargrave, Slay coached 10 players that signed national letters of intent to Division I programs. He also served as the team’s director of individu-al development and summer training.

Slay also spent four years from 2008-2012 at West Virginia

State as the squad’s associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. During that time, the Yellow Jackets won two West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) Championships.

As a player at West Virginia State, Slay was a four-time captain and two-year starter. Playing guard, he guided his team to the NCAA Division II Sweet 16 three times (2004, 2006 and 2007) and back-to-back WVIAC Tournament Championships in 2006 and 2007. He received his under-graduate degree in General Education in 2007.



ALVINFUTRELL

DIRECTOR OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

5TH YEAR, WESTERN KENTUCKY ‘06

Alvin Futrell joined the Tennessee State University athletic staff in 2009 and serves as the director of strength and conditioning. Futrell is the primary con-ditioning coach for men’s basketball, men’s track and field and football.

Futrell joins TSU after serving as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Western Kentucky Uni-versity. At WKU, Futrell worked with the men’s and women’s golf teams and, served as an assistant for football. He was an assistant under David Abernethy

from 2003-2005, who is the Senior Assistant Strength Coach at Clemson University.

Also, he assisted Brad Ohrt with the Hilltoppers from 2005-2007, who now is the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Western Carolina University.

Futrell, a native of Hendersonville, Tenn. holds an un-dergraduate degree in Exercise Science and a Masters degree in Kinesiology.

Ryan Krach was named Head Athletic Trainer for Tennessee State prior to the 2013-14 year. Krach will oversee the athletic sports medicine department and will be the primary trainer for football and men’s basketball.

Krach comes to TSU from Elon University where he served as the head football athletic trainer from 2012-13. His duties included care for the golf program, as well as supervision of assistant football athletic trainers, athletic training students and student managers.

Krach is a 2003 graduate of Central Michigan University with a degree in Athletic Training/Sports Medicine.

In late 2004, Krach worked as a sports medicine graduate assis-tant for football at the University of Michigan, where he received his Masters in Kinesiology.

The Michigan native received his first head job for football at Wingate University. Krach remained at Wingate from 2006-09, where he also worked as an adjunct lecturer for the School of Sports Science, before returning to the University of Michigan to work with swimming and diving from 2009-10.

Krach is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), North Carolina Athletic Trainers Association (NCATA) and the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association (MAATA).

RYANKRACHHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

1ST YEAR, CENTRAL MICHIGAN ‘03



MILLERSENIOR - 6’1 - GUARD

CHICAGO, ILL. (HALES-FRANSISCAN HS)

PATRICK#2

Career Highs:Points

28, vs. Eastern Illinois (12/29/12)

Rebounds 10, at Belmont

(1/19/13)

Assists12, at Belmont

(1/19/13)

Steals 6, vs. Murray State (2/3/11)

Blocks 2, at UT Martin (1/26/12)

FG Made 7 (3X), last at UT Martin

(1/26/12)

FG Attempted 18, at South Dakota State

(11/13/12)

2012-13 - Junior Season

Broke a school record with 195 assists… Was the only Tiger to play in and start every game… Joined the 1,000 point club on Jan. 26 against Morehead State… Set a school modern-era record with 1,186 minutes played…Has a current streak multiple assists in 26 consecutive games... Named OVC Player of the Week on Dec. 31… Finished third on the team in points per game, av-eraging 14.8… Made the second-most three-pointers on the team (42)… Is now sixth all-time in school history with 340 made free throws… Led the OVC in assists per contest with 5.8… Swiped a team-high 55 passes… Scored a career-high 28 points against Eastern Illinois (Dec. 29)… Had double-digit points in 28 of 33 games… Had five double-doubles... Finished two points shy of a triple-double on Jan. 19 against Belmont, setting career-highs in rebounds (10) and assists (12)… Tied a career-best with two blocks against Eastern Illinois (Dec. 29)

2011-12 - Sophomore Season

Finished second on the team in scoring (10.8 ppg), field goals made (119), minutes played (1,102) and steals (50)...Led the Tigers with a 118 assists (3.6 per game) and 104 made free throws (3.2 per game)...Scored a season-high 11 points in the win over Morgan State (Nov. 25)...Reached double-figures in 20 games, including eight straight from Nov. 20 until Dec. 17...Tied a season/career-highs with eight rebounds and seven assists against Murray State in the OVC Champion-ship game on March 3...Had a career-best two blocks in the regular season win at UT Martin (Jan. 26). Tied a career-high with seven made field goals in the win over the Skyhawks...Connected on a career-best three triples in the loss to Belmont on Dec. 6. Played a career-high 48 minutes in the double-overtime victory against Eastern Kentucky on Jan 28.

2010-11 - Freshman Season

Named OVC Freshman of the Year and selected to the All-Newcomer team...Led all freshmen in scoring in the OVC...Named OVC Freshman of the week three times, more than any other OVC freshman...Started 30-of-30 games playing 1032 minutes, averaging 34.4 mpg...Averaged 11.4 points per game, connecting on 107-of-282 field goals shooting 38 percent from the field...Hit 25-of-85 shots from 3-point range for an average of 29 percent and 103-of-151 from the free throw line for a 68 percent average...Pulled in a total of 96 rebounds averaging 3.2 boards per game...Recorded a total of 89 assists and 42 steals..

Hales-Fransiscan HS

Voted 2009-2010 Chicago Catholic League Player of the Year...Named two-time Chicago All-Ar-ea...Selected to IBCA, Journal Star, and Associated Press Class 2A All-State First Team...Chicago Sun-Times Top 50 Player...Earned a 73 rating on ESPN College Basketball Recruiting...Helped team to a 28-4 record winning the Regional and Sectional Championships...Senior season averaged 22.6 points and 3.8 assists per game in 32 games played...Team leading scorer with 614 points...Scored 20 or more points in 17 games, 30 or more in four games and posted a career high of 42 poins against Bishop McNamara (12/09/09)...Listed as the game’s leading scorer in 20-of-32 games played...Collected 93 rebounds for a 3.3 average also averaging 3.3 steals per game and .5 blocks...Shot 48 percent from the field, 44 percent from the three-point range and 79.5 from the free-throw line...Named two-time IBS All-State... Voted ESPNChicago.com Athlete of the Week (3/11/10)...Nominated for McDonald’s All-America Team.



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 30 30 1032 34.4 .379 .294 .682 96 35 61 3.2 70 89 81 1 42 342 11.4 2011-12 33 32 1102 33.4 .427 .296 .671 120 32 88 3.6 81 118 81 7 50 358 10.8 2012-13 33 33 1186 35.9 .427 .344 .778 141 37 104 4.3 92 195 113 9 55 488 14.8Totals 96 95 3,320 34.6 .412 .318 .714 357 104 253 3.7 243 402 275 17 147 1,188 12.4



GREENSENIOR - 6’9 - FORWARD

COLUMBIA, S.C. (RIDGE VIEW HS)

MICHAEL#44


Played in 29 games, starting two… Played a total of 399 minutes, averaging 13.8 per contest… Connected on 37 of his 87 shots for a 42.5 percentage… Made 81.8 percent of his 33 free throw attempts… Averaged 3.6 points and 2.2 rebounds per game… Was third on the team with 24 blocks…Scored a career-high 11 points against Drexel on Dec. 4… Blocked five shots against Fisk (Nov. 26)… Grabbed six boards and played a season-high 27 minutes at Murray State (Feb. 9)…


Played in 26 games, starting three for the Tigers...Scored 38 points and grabbed 35 rebounds in 162 minutes played...Blocked 14 shots during his sophomore campaign...Scored eight points and pulled in seven rebounds in the win over LeMoyne-Owen (Dec. 19)...Registered a season-high 17 minutes in the victory over Alabama A&M (Dec. 21).


Led team with 52 blocks, averaging 1.7 per game, with a block in 26-of-30 games and tying a career-high with five against Tennessee Tech (01/22/11) after posting the same number at Middle Tennessee State (12/29/10)...Started in 26-of-30 games shooting 51-of-109 (.468) from the field and 26-of-40 from the free throw line (.650)...Registered 123 rebounds (50 offense-73 defense) averaging 4.1 per game with a career high 11 against Fisk (11/15/10)...Finished with 16 assists and eleven steals, including a career high four at Memphis (01/02/11).

Ridgeview HS

Registered a 70 rating on ESPN College Basketball Recruiting and received a position ranking of 305...Selected to South Carolina All-Star Team for the Carolina’s (North Carolina vs. South Caro-lina) All-Star Classic...Named to Class 3A All-State First Team...Selected to play in the Chick-Fil-A Classic...McDonald’s All-American nominee...Averaged 13 points, 1.4 rebounds and .6 blocks per game during his senior year...Selected to the Region IV-AAAA All-Region team.

Personal

Son of Michael and Samara Green...Born February 24, 1992.

Career Highs:Points

9 (2X), last at Murray State (1/6/11)

Rebounds 11, vs. Fisk (11/15/10)

Assists 3, vs. Eastern Illinois

(2/26/11)

Steals 2, vs. UT Martin (12/29/11)

Blocks 5, vs Fisk (11/26/12)

FG Made 4 , last at BYU (11/9/12)

FG Attempted 10, vs. Fisk (11/15/10)



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 30 26 699 23.3 .468 .000 .650 123 50 73 4.1 65 16 27 52 11 128 4.32011-12 26 3 162 6.2 .419 .000 .857 35 9 26 1.3 18 0 14 14 1 38 1.52012-13 29 2 399 13.8 .425 .148 .818 63 24 39 2.2 43 4 19 24 6 105 3.6Total 85 31 1,260 14.8 .445 .138 .747 221 83 138 2.6 126 20 80 90 18 271 3.2



NOBLESSENIOR - 6’2 - GUARD

FARINA, ILL. (SOUTH CENTRAL HS)

JACQUAN#0

Career Highs:Points

21, at Northern Illinois (11/20/09)

Rebounds 6, vs. Tennessee Tech

(2/15/12)

Assists3, at Jacksonville State

(1/12/10)

Steals 4, at Morehead State

(1/4/10)

Blocks1, at Mississippi State

(11/12/10)

FG Made 8, at UT Martin

(2/6/10)

FG Attempted 15, vs. Eastern Kentucky

(1/2/10)

2012-13 - Redshirt Season

Did not play

2011-12 - Valdosta State

Played in 10 games, starting four...Went 23-for-70 from the field and 15-of-42 from beyond the arch...Averaged 6.5 points and 3.1 rebounds per game.


Played in a total of 29 games for the Tigers, starting four... Made 76 of 185 attempts on the sea-son... Drained the most threes on the team (49)... Was 16-of-19 from the free throw line... Grabbed 60 boards and had 23 assists... Blocked one shot and made one steal


Named to the 2010 Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer Team... Started 15-of-32 games played... Played a total of 776 minutes, averaging 24.3 mpg... Managed 11.2 points per game... Shot 44 percent while hitting 126-of-284 from the field... Led team shooting an average of 44 percent from 3-point range while connecting on 68-of-155... Hit 38-of-44 from the free-throw line averaging 86 percent to lead the team in the category... Pulled down a total of 60 rebounds averaging 1.9 a game... Recorded 25 assists for the season...

South Central HS

Competed in 25 games...Recorded an average of 20.2 ppg...Shot 63 percent from the field...Managed to shoot 76 percent from the free throw line...dished out 3.3 apg...grabbed 7.8 rpg...had an average of 3.1 steals a game...Named to the District 3 First Team...All-Region Team...Team MVP...Two-time All-County selection...

Ayden-Grifton HS

Posted an average of 12.0 ppg... Named to the All-Conference Team...Team MVP...All-County hon-orable mention...

Personal

Son of Mitchell and Angel Nobles



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 32 15 776 24.3 .444 .439 .864 60 21 39 1.9 67 25 44 1 30 358 11.22010-11 29 4 661 22.8 .411 .380 .842 60 13 47 2.1 51 23 52 1 17 217 7.52011-12 Valdosta State2012-13 Did Not PlayTotal 61 19 1,437 23.6 .431 .420 .857 120 34 86 2.0 118 48 96 2 47 575 9.4



WELLIANSENIOR - 6’8 - FORWARD

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS (ATLANTA METRO CC)

CHAED#32

Career Highs:Points

5, vs. Fisk (11/26/12)

Rebounds 5, at UT Martin

(1/12/13)

AssistsN/A

Steals N/A

BlocksN/A

FG Made 2, vs. Fisk (11/26/12)

FG Attempted 3, at UT Martin

(1/12/13)


Saw action in nine games during the season ... scored five points in a home win vs. Fisk (11/26) ... grabbed a season-high five rebounds and five points in four minutes against UT-Martin (1/10)

2010-12 - Atlanta Metro CC

Averaged 14.9 points and seven rebounds for the Atlanta Metro Trailblazers... Hit forty percent of his three-point attempts... Averaged two steals a contest... Helped lead Atlanta Metro to a co-conference championship during the 2010-11 season.

Pre-Collegiate

Averaged 10 points and eight rebounds per game... Shot 38 percent from be-yond the three-point line... Made it to the Final Four of the youth Dutch Champi-onship.

Personal

Major: Sports Science...Son of Audrey Deekman... Born August 27, 1992



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 9 0 41 4.6 .444 .400 .000 7 0 7 0.8 8 0 1 0 0 10 1.1



RHETTJUNIOR - 6’9 - FORWARD

COLUMBIA, S.C. (LOWER RICHLAND HS)

M.J.

Career Highs:Points

8, at Austin Peay (2/8/13)

Rebounds 16, at Jacksonville State

(1/5/13)

Assists 3, vs. Austin Peay (1/30/12)

Steals3, at Morehead State

(1/26/13)

Blocks 4, at Tennessee Tech

(1/3/13)

FG Made7, at Austin Peay (2/7/13)

FG Attempted:8, at Austin Peay (2/7/13)

2012-13 - Redshirt Sophomore Season

Played in all 32 regular season games for the Tigers, starting 23… Was named OVC Player of the Week on Jan. 7… Averaged 21.5 minutes per contest… Made 64 of his 123 shots for a 52 percent from the floor… Was second on the team with 193 rebounds… Tallied 24 steals and 17 assists… Finished second on the team in blocks with 32… Averaged 5.3 points per contest… Recorded his first career double-double at Tennessee Tech (Jan. 3) with 15 points and 12 rebounds… Added four blocks against the Golden Eagles… Had his second double-double of the season with ten points and career-high 16 rebounds…Blocked four shots at Belmont (Jan. 19)…Set a new ca-reer-high with three steals at Morehead State (Jan. 26)… Had a personal-best 18 points at Austin Peay on Feb. 7…

2011-12 - Redshirt Freshman Season

Played in 33 games, starting 26 for the Big Blue...Averaged 3.9 points and 17.5 minutes per game...Pulled in 4.5 rebounds per game (147) for second best on the team...Dished out 14 assists, notched 14 blocks and recorded 14 steals during his freshman campaign...Notched a season-best 11 points in the win over Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 28)...Grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds in the victory over SIUE (Jan. 14)...Handed out three assists in the loss at Austin Peay (Jan. 16)...Blocked three shots in a thrilling victory over Southeast Missouri (Feb. 4)...Tied a season-high with four made field goals in the loss to Murray State at the OVC Championship.

2010-11

Redshirt Season

Lower Richland HS

Graded out at 87 with a position ranking of 86 on ESPN College Basketball Recruiting...Named to South Carolina All-Star Team for the Carolina’s (North Carolina vs. South Carolina) All-Star Classic...Selected to 3A All-State First Team...Named to SCBCA First Team Preseason squad...McDonald’s All-American nominee...Averaged 16.5 points, 10 rebounds, two steals, two assists and two blocks per game.

Personal

Son of Joseph and Stephanie Rhett...Born November 15, 1992.

#4



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 33 26 578 17.5 .461 .000 .561 147 46 101 4.5 68 15 34 14 14 129 3.92012-13 32 23 689 21.5 .520 .000 .651 193 62 131 6.0 67 17 62 32 24 169 5.3Total 65 49 1,267 19.5 .494 N/A .615 340 108 232 5.2 135 32 96 56 38 298 4.6



HARRISJUNIOR - 5’10 - GUARD

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (CHARIS PREP)

JAY#5


Played in a total of 28 games, starting seven of them… Averaged 12.9 minutes per contest… Made 12 of his 34 three-point attempts for a 35.3 percentage… Totaled 34 rebounds, 31 assists and 14 steals… Averaged 3.2 points and 1.2 rebounds per game… Scored a season-high 12 points in 30 minutes of action against South Alabama in Atlan-ta (Nov. 19)… Tallied a career-best four assists versus Fisk (Nov. 26)… Had three steals against UT Martin Jan. 10…


Tallied 66 points, 26 rebounds, 22 assists and 15 steals in 30 games for the Tigers...Start-ed 17 consecutive games since playing Morehead State on Jan. 11, 2012...Registered 362 minutes for an average of 12.1 minutes per contest...Scored a team-best 12 points in the win over Morehead State (Jan. 11)...Registered four rebounds in the win over LeM-oyne-Owen (Dec. 19)...Dished out a trifecta of assists on two occasions, his last against EKU on Jan. 28...Logged 30 minutes in the double-overtime win over Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 28).

Charis Prep

Averaged 14 points, 11 assists and three steals per game...Helped set a team milestone with a 24-0 home record...Selected All-Public League and All-City while averaging 20 ppg as a senior at Robeson HS in Philadelphia, Pa.

Personal

Son of Renee Harris and Willie Harris...Born December 21, 1991.

Career Highs:Points

12, (2x) last time was (1/19/12)

Rebounds4, vs. Lemoyne-Owen

(12/19/11)

Assists 4, vs. Fisk (11/26/12)

Steals 3, (3X) last time at SEMO

(2/4/12)

Blocks1, vs. SIUE (1/14/12)

FG Made4, vs. South Alabama

(1/19/12)

FG Attempted9, vs. South Alabama

(1/19/12)



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 30 17 362 12.1 .290 .194 .526 26 3 23 0.9 39 22 44 1 15 66 2.22012-13 28 7 362 12.9 .390 .353 .607 34 12 22 1.2 47 31 38 1 14 89 3.2Total 58 24 724 12.5 .342 .277 .561 60 15 47 1.0 86 53 82 2 29 155 2.7



GAITHERSOPHOMORE - 6’3 - GUARD

ATLANTA, GA. (SHILOH HS)

JORDAN#23

Career Highs:Points

8, vs. UT Martin (1/12/13)

Rebounds 5, at Belmont (1/19/13)

Assists 2, vs. Lemoyne-Owen

(12/16/12)

Steals 2, vs. Fisk (11/26/12)

BlocksN/A

FG Made2, vs. Lemoyne-Owen

(12/16/12)

FG Attempted 3, vs. Lemoyne-Owen

(12/16/12)


Appeared in 20 games and received his first career start on Jan. 26 against More-head State… Averaged 9.1 minutes per contest playing as TSU’s only freshman… Scored a total of 31 points for an average of 1.6 points per game… Tallied 15 rebounds, 10 assists and five steals on the year… Scored a season high eight points against UT Martin on Jan. 10… Pulled in a career-high five boards at Bel-mont on Jan. 19… Played a season-high 21 minutes against Eastern Kentucky on Jan. 24… Drained two threes against Lemoyne-Owen (Dec. 16)… Had two steals against Fisk (Nov. 26)…

Shiloh HS

Averaged 15 points, seven assists and four rebounds per game...Helped lead his team to the school’s best record in its history during his senior year... Selected all-region during following the 2011-12 season... Was a member of his region’s all-academic team.... Started all four year of high school...

Personal

Son of Ben and Sherry Gaither... Born November 16, 1993



YEAR GP GS Min Avg FG-Pct 3-Pct FT-Pct Reb R-Off R-Def R-Avg PF Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 20 1 181 9.1 .313 .222 .467 15 4 11 0.8 24 10 12 0 5 31 1.6



ALEX BATESJUNIOR - 6’9 - CENTER

GREENBELT, MD. (NORTHEASTERN)

2012-13 - Redshirted due to transfer

2011-12 - Sophomore Season at Northeastern

Made his first appearance of the season in the game at La Salle (Nov. 30) ... played nine minutes and scored two points at N.C. State (Dec.22)... earned his first career start at Towson (Jan. 2) and played 12 minutes.

2010-11 - Freshman Season at Northeastern

Appeared in 23 games off the bench in his rookie cam-paign...Grabbed season-high five rebounds, scored two

points and blocked a shot in his collegiate debut at Utah State (Nov. 27)...Scored season-best four points against Drexel at TD Garden (Dec. 4)...Credited with first career assist against Rhode Island (Dec. 8)...Matched season-best four points against Furman in UCF Holiday Classic (Dec. 30)...Picked up first career steal at Hofstra (Feb. 5)...Blocked season-best three shots at UNC Asheville (Feb. 19).

Eleanor Roosevelt HS

Played basketball in Maryland’s 4A Division after transfer-ring from St. John’s College Prep ... helped lead his team to a regional championship and an appearance in the state

Jacksonville College

Selected by JucoJunction as a top 150 player... Averaged 11 points and 5.8 rebounds per contest in leading the Jaguars to a 22-9 record... Sported a strong 3.0 GPA at Jacksonville College and will major in Business while at TSU

Pendleton HS

Was an All-Region and All-State selection... Finished run-ner-up in the state’s North-South All-Star Tournament Slam Dunk Contest... Competed on the track and field team

while in high school, taking part in the long, high and triple jump events.

KENNEDYEUBANKSJUNIOR - 6’6 - FORWARDCLEMSON, S.C. (JACKSONVILLE COLLEGE)

#11

#40



JALEEL QUEARYJUNIOR - 6’2 - GUARD

NASHVILLE, TENN. (LAWSON STATE CC)

Lawson State

Played in 21 contests for the Cougars... Averaged 7.3 points, 3.2 assists and 4.6 rebounds in his only season... Shot 51.8 percent from the field

Maplewood HS

Was a Tennessee Top 50 player according to Max Preps coming out of high school... Named the District 10-AA MVP and Class AA Metro MVP following his senior season

J2012-13 - Redshirt

Took a redshirt in his first season.

At Brisbane Academy

Averaged 25 points per game for his prep team in Char-lotte, N.C.

At Walton High School

Scored 15 points per game playing alongside Glen Rice Jr.

and Ryan Harrow.

Personal

Loves God and his family... Is the son of Gerald and Myck-elle Williams

GERALDWILLAIMSSOPHOMORE - 6’2 - GUARD

ATLANTA, GA. (BRISBANE ACADEMY)

#3

#30



JAMONTEGRAHAMFRESHMAN - 6’1 - GUARD

NASHVILLE, TENN. (FATHER RYAN HS)

Father Ryan HS

Helped head coach Doug Bondrager and FRHS reach the semifinals at the Tennessee State Championships in 2012... Was named to the All-Region team as a sophomore... Selected to the All-State team as a junior after averaging 18 points per game... Named to the All-Mid Region, All-Mid State and All-State teams in football as a junior... His broth-er Jamie, played basketball as a freshman at Vanderbilt and competed for the Commodores football team for three sea-sons... Intends to major in Special Education

Greenforest Christian

During his senior year, Mmonu helped GCA win the Geor-gia State Championship in the Class A Private division... Saw playing time at every position but center... Named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution All-Metro Team, GA Sportswriters Team, and All-State team... Averaged 12 points, six rebounds and three assists per contest... Had offers from Auburn, Cincinnati, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech and Mississippi State, but signed with the Tigers... Held a 3.5 GPA.

UGOMMONUFRESHMAN - 6’7 - FORWARDOSINA, NIGERIA (GREENFOREST CHRISTIAN HS)

#1

#12



JAYLENREIDFRESHMAN - 6’7 - FORWARD

ROCK HILL, S.C. (ROCK HILL HS)

Rock Hill HS

Garnered a three-star rating by ESPN... Helped head coach Eric Rollins and the Bearcats to a 16-6 record while averag-ing 16 points, nine rebounds, three steals and two assists per contest... Was an All-Area, All-Region and All-State se-lection as a senior and represented his school in the North Carolina – South Carolina All-Star Game... Received offers from High Point, Kent State, Austin Peay, Southeast Missou-ri State, Miami (Ohio), Jacksonville and Winthrop... Plans to major in either business or political science.

Arlington HS

In 2012, Townes guided AHS to the second round of regionals for the first time in school history... As a junior, he averaged 14 points per game, including a season high 28 points against defending state champions Craigmont High School... Named a part of the Pepsi/Commercial Appeal AAA Best of the Preps... Played for Jerry Starks and Team Thad who finished as 2012 AAU Tennessee State champi-ons and finished the summer ranked 11th in the nation... Was a member of the Principals Honor Roll every semes-ter... Is a member of the National Honor Society, National

Science Honor Society and the National Beta Club... Plans to major in Civil Engineering.

RHYANTOWNESFRESHMAN - 6’5 - GUARD

MEMPHIS, TENN. (ARLINGTON HS)

#34

#21



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 07, 2013)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 18-15 11-2 5-11 2-2CONFERENCE 11-5 7-1 4-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-10 4-1 1-7 2-2

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg01 THORNTON, Kellen 33-31 1025 31.1 211-393 . 5 3 7 21-64 . 3 2 8 80-113 . 7 0 8 96 170 266 8.1 106 7 35 75 22 31 523 15.802 MILLER, Patrick 33-33 1186 35.9 153-358 . 4 2 7 42-122 . 3 4 4 140-180 . 7 7 8 37 104 141 4.3 92 2 195 113 9 55 488 14.803 BUTCHER, Kharon 6-0 103 17.2 8-24 . 3 3 3 4-16 . 2 5 0 2-2 1.000 3 12 15 2.5 10 1 8 5 1 0 22 3.704 RHETT, M.J. 32-23 689 21.5 64-123 . 5 2 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 41-63 . 6 5 1 62 131 193 6.0 67 0 17 62 32 24 169 5.305 HARRIS, Jay 28-7 362 12.9 30-77 . 3 9 0 12-34 . 3 5 3 17-28 . 6 0 7 12 22 34 1.2 47 1 31 38 1 14 89 3.210 DOCKERY, Deshawn 28-4 513 18.3 26-70 . 3 7 1 7-25 . 2 8 0 17-41 . 4 1 5 7 35 42 1.5 60 2 55 49 2 16 76 2.720 MILLSAP, Abraham 6-0 30 5.0 2-4 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 3 4 7 1.2 2 0 1 6 0 2 4 0.722 FREDRICK, Tashan 28-17 381 13.6 19-60 . 3 1 7 9-26 . 3 4 6 7-11 . 6 3 6 11 25 36 1.3 35 0 14 14 2 12 54 1.923 GAITHER, Jordan 20-1 181 9.1 10-32 . 3 1 3 4-18 . 2 2 2 7-15 . 4 6 7 4 11 15 0.8 24 1 10 12 0 5 31 1.624 McCLUNG, Devante 17-0 104 6.1 4-11 . 3 6 4 0-2 . 0 0 0 3-8 . 3 7 5 5 13 18 1.1 10 0 6 10 1 4 11 0.632 WELLIAN, Chaed 9-0 41 4.6 4-9 . 4 4 4 2-5 . 4 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 7 7 0.8 8 0 0 1 0 0 10 1.133 COVINGTON, Robert 23-22 712 31.0 128-294 . 4 3 5 40-103 . 3 8 8 96-113 . 8 5 0 65 118 183 8.0 64 3 30 56 39 50 392 17.044 GREEN, Michael 29-2 399 13.8 37-87 . 4 2 5 4-27 . 1 4 8 27-33 . 8 1 8 24 39 63 2.2 43 0 4 19 24 6 105 3.645 CYPHERS, Jordan 32-25 924 28.9 104-281 . 3 7 0 61-169 . 3 6 1 117-134 . 8 7 3 25 50 75 2.3 62 0 31 46 12 19 386 12.1

Team 45 53 98 1 2Total.......... 33 6650 800-1823 . 4 3 9 206-611 . 3 3 7 554-741 . 7 4 8 399 794 1193 36.2 631 17 437 508 145 238 2360 71.5Opponents...... 33 6650 803-1866 . 4 3 0 205-637 . 3 2 2 497-722 . 6 8 8 385 719 1104 33.5 651 - 445 465 101 238 2308 69.9

TEAM STATISTICS TSU OPPSCORING 2360 2308 Points per game 71.5 69.9 Scoring margin +1.6 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 800-1823 803-1866 Field goal pct . 4 3 9 . 4 3 03 POINT FG-ATT 206-611 205-637 3-point FG pct . 3 3 7 . 3 2 2 3-pt FG made per game 6.2 6.2FREE THROWS-ATT 554-741 497-722 Free throw pct . 7 4 8 . 6 8 8 F-Throws made per game 16.8 15.1REBOUNDS 1193 1104 Rebounds per game 36.2 33.5 Rebounding margin +2.7 -ASSISTS 437 445 Assists per game 13.2 13.5TURNOVERS 508 465 Turnovers per game 15.4 14.1 Turnover margin -1.3 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.0STEALS 238 238 Steals per game 7.2 7.2BLOCKS 145 101 Blocks per game 4.4 3.1ATTENDANCE 19641 76262 Home games-Avg/Game 13-1511 16-4386 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-1521

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsTennessee State 1065 1260 35 2360Opponents 1047 1236 25 2308

Date Opponent Score Att.11/09/12 at BYU L 66-81 1628311/13/12 at South Dakota State L 71-78 319311/15/12 at Minnesota L 43-72 1010711/19/12 vs South Alabama W 68-57 33911/19/12 at Georgia State L 57-59 110411/20/12 vs Monmouth L 70-81 36911/26/12 FISK W 92-53 125712-01-12 at Alabama A&M W 83-72 105912/4/12 DREXEL W 76-66 101112/8/12 at Missouri L 38-68 1033812/16/12 LEMOYNE OWEN COLLEGE W 79-39 102712/18/12 at Middle Tennessee L 48-77 371712/21/12 USC-UPSTATE W 67-64 327

* 12/29/12 EASTERN ILLINOIS W 67-59 1159* 1/3/13 at Tennessee Tech W 72-66 901* 1/5/13 at Jacksonville State W 66-57 1001* 01/10/13 TENNESSEE MARTIN W 80-48 812* 01/12/13 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 81-69 776* 1/17/13 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 66-60 1236* 1/19/13 at BELMONT L 66-78 4102* 01/24/13 at Eastern Kentucky University L 67-76 2250* 1/26/13 at Morehead State L 69-78 3403* 01/31/13 TENNESSEE TECH W 84-65 1241* 2/7/13 at Austin Peay Wot 88-82 2186* 2/9/13 at Murray State L 48-69 6762* 2/14/13 BELMONT W 80-69 3215* 02/20/13 at SIUE W 83-73 1449

02/23/13 LOYOLA (MD.) L 67-69 1231* 2/28/12 MOREHEAD STATE L 100-101 3578* 03/02/13 EASTERN KENTUCKY Wot 85-81 2771

03/07/13 vs Morehead State W 88-75 139803/08/13 vs Belmont L 73-82 39773/19/13 at Evansville L 72-84 2324

* = Ohio Valley Conference game

2012-13 TEAM STATISTICS



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2013)

Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-5 7-1 4-4 0-0CONFERENCE 11-5 7-1 4-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg01 THORNTON, Kellen 16-16 523 32.7 104-175 . 5 9 4 13-28 . 4 6 4 47-71 . 6 6 2 48 96 144 9.0 56 3 19 41 14 15 268 16.802 MILLER, Patrick 16-16 586 36.6 83-175 . 4 7 4 25-66 . 3 7 9 93-112 . 8 3 0 15 48 63 3.9 46 2 85 60 5 21 284 17.804 RHETT, M.J. 16-15 408 25.5 48-82 . 5 8 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 28-41 . 6 8 3 36 81 117 7.3 32 0 11 34 18 14 124 7.805 HARRIS, Jay 12-1 170 14.2 15-38 . 3 9 5 6-16 . 3 7 5 15-23 . 6 5 2 6 10 16 1.3 25 1 12 17 1 7 51 4.310 DOCKERY, Deshawn 13-0 262 20.2 10-35 . 2 8 6 4-13 . 3 0 8 15-29 . 5 1 7 4 19 23 1.8 34 1 30 21 0 8 39 3.020 MILLSAP, Abraham 5-0 27 5.4 1-3 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 3 3 6 1.2 2 0 0 6 0 1 2 0.422 FREDRICK, Tashan 16-9 209 13.1 9-33 . 2 7 3 4-15 . 2 6 7 4-5 . 8 0 0 7 13 20 1.3 19 0 9 6 2 7 26 1.623 GAITHER, Jordan 10-1 99 9.9 7-20 . 3 5 0 2-8 . 2 5 0 5-10 . 5 0 0 3 6 9 0.9 17 1 4 5 0 0 21 2.124 McCLUNG, Devante 5-0 26 5.2 2-2 1.000 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2 1 3 0.6 3 0 2 3 1 1 4 0.832 WELLIAN, Chaed 3-0 10 3.3 2-3 . 6 6 7 1-2 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 5 5 1.7 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 1.733 COVINGTON, Robert 7-6 213 30.4 36-74 . 4 8 6 11-21 . 5 2 4 34-39 . 8 7 2 18 37 55 7.9 14 0 11 13 13 16 117 16.744 GREEN, Michael 15-0 211 14.1 17-49 . 3 4 7 2-15 . 1 3 3 14-15 . 9 3 3 9 23 32 2.1 28 0 1 9 12 3 50 3.345 CYPHERS, Jordan 16-16 506 31.6 58-142 . 4 0 8 34-86 . 3 9 5 61-69 . 8 8 4 11 26 37 2.3 29 0 19 20 5 13 211 13.2

Team 17 22 39Total.......... 16 3250 392-831 . 4 7 2 102-270 . 3 7 8 316-414 . 7 6 3 179 390 569 35.6 307 8 203 235 71 106 1202 75.1Opponents...... 16 3250 390-904 . 4 3 1 110-330 . 3 3 3 241-345 . 6 9 9 184 314 498 31.1 341 - 200 206 42 110 1131 70.7

TEAM STATISTICS TSU OPPSCORING 1202 1131 Points per game 75.1 70.7 Scoring margin +4.4 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 392-831 390-904 Field goal pct . 4 7 2 . 4 3 13 POINT FG-ATT 102-270 110-330 3-point FG pct . 3 7 8 . 3 3 3 3-pt FG made per game 6.4 6.9FREE THROWS-ATT 316-414 241-345 Free throw pct . 7 6 3 . 6 9 9 F-Throws made per game 19.8 15.1REBOUNDS 569 498 Rebounds per game 35.6 31.1 Rebounding margin +4.4 -ASSISTS 203 200 Assists per game 12.7 12.5TURNOVERS 235 206 Turnovers per game 14.7 12.9 Turnover margin -1.8 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.0STEALS 106 110 Steals per game 6.6 6.9BLOCKS 71 42 Blocks per game 4.4 2.6ATTENDANCE 14788 22054 Home games-Avg/Game 8-1848 8-2757 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsTennessee State 539 628 35 1202Opponents 510 596 25 1131

Date Opponent Score Att.* 12/29/12 EASTERN ILLINOIS W 67-59 1159* 1/3/13 at Tennessee Tech W 72-66 901* 1/5/13 at Jacksonville State W 66-57 1001* 01/10/13 TENNESSEE MARTIN W 80-48 812* 01/12/13 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 81-69 776* 1/17/13 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 66-60 1236* 1/19/13 at BELMONT L 66-78 4102* 01/24/13 at Eastern Kentucky University L 67-76 2250* 1/26/13 at Morehead State L 69-78 3403* 01/31/13 TENNESSEE TECH W 84-65 1241* 2/7/13 at Austin Peay Wot 88-82 2186* 2/9/13 at Murray State L 48-69 6762* 2/14/13 BELMONT W 80-69 3215* 02/20/13 at SIUE W 83-73 1449* 2/28/12 MOREHEAD STATE L 100-101 3578* 03/02/13 EASTERN KENTUCKY Wot 85-81 2771

* = Ohio Valley Conference game

OVC ONLY STATISTICS



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 28, 2013)

All games

Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal FoulsBYU 28/34 38/47 66-81 (15) 23-68/30-55 .338/.545 6-21/5-14 .286/.357 14-23/16-25 .609/.640 40/40 - 15/20 17/17 4/8 8/4 24/19South Dakota State 27/42 44/36 71-78 (7) 26-70/23-47 .371/.489 9-25/7-19 .360/.368 10-14/25-32 .714/.781 35/37 (2) 16/17 11/16 2/5 13/4 24/15Minnesota 21/39 22/33 43-72 (29) 14-59/26-54 .237/.481 4-22/6-16 .182/.375 11-21/14-23 .524/.609 37/46 (9) 8/22 20/17 2/7 11/13 18/20South Alabama 36/24 32/33 68-57 +11 25-61/18-49 .410/.367 5-19/4-14 .263/.286 13-19/17-28 .684/.607 46/31 +15 14/10 15/15 5/4 9/10 22/17Georgia State 24/25 33/34 57-59 (2) 23-59/21-48 .390/.438 8-27/6-17 .296/.353 3-4/11-19 .750/.579 37/27 +10 17/9 13/11 5/7 3/6 18/11Monmouth 31/38 39/43 70-81 (11) 26-59/25-59 .441/.424 2-18/9-23 .111/.391 16-22/22-29 .727/.759 46/24 +22 16/18 26/13 4/1 7/11 23/23FISK 39/20 53/33 92-53 +39 32-56/18-62 .571/.290 6-19/3-12 .316/.250 22-27/14-19 .815/.737 45/28 +17 18/8 21/21 7/1 11/10 16/20Alabama A&M 39/31 44/41 83-72 +11 26-52/24-55 .500/.436 5-11/5-17 .455/.294 26-32/19-26 .813/.731 29/30 (1) 14/11 10/14 2/1 9/5 21/20DREXEL 36/30 40/36 76-66 +10 26-52/26-67 .500/.388 4-13/6-22 .308/.273 20-24/8-11 .833/.727 30/40 (10) 12/14 10/10 7/1 4/4 12/21Missouri 20/23 18/45 38-68 (30) 15-63/24-53 .238/.453 6-24/5-19 .250/.263 2-5/15-19 .400/.789 27/52 (25) 8/15 12/19 5/6 7/4 15/12LEMOYNE OWEN COLLEGE 32/21 47/18 79-39 +40 26-54/16-59 .481/.271 7-15/2-22 .467/.091 20-29/5-14 .690/.357 50/31 +19 17/8 16/18 3/2 5/4 17/22Middle Tennessee 20/43 28/34 48-77 (29) 14-46/28-59 .304/.475 1-13/6-18 .077/.333 19-29/15-20 .655/.750 35/36 (1) 6/20 20/13 4/2 6/8 17/23USC-UPSTATE 25/29 42/35 67-64 +3 22-46/25-57 .478/.439 10-23/6-20 .435/.300 13-19/8-15 .684/.533 22/40 (18) 14/15 15/19 5/3 8/9 12/19EASTERN ILLINOIS 32/19 35/40 67-59 +8 22-40/19-44 .550/.432 7-14/7-21 .500/.333 16-24/14-19 .667/.737 31/24 +7 10/13 11/10 3/1 5/6 17/20Tennessee Tech 29/31 43/35 72-66 +6 22-42/21-57 .524/.368 5-12/9-26 .417/.346 23-39/15-24 .590/.625 37/33 +4 9/10 17/10 4/1 2/4 22/30Jacksonville State 24/26 42/31 66-57 +9 20-47/17-52 .426/.327 2-14/4-14 .143/.286 24-31/19-34 .774/.559 47/28 +19 10/7 13/5 4/5 2/7 24/24TENNESSEE MARTIN 46/24 34/24 80-48 +32 25-49/20-61 .510/.328 10-21/1-12 .476/.083 20-23/7-9 .870/.778 35/34 +1 14/10 15/16 5/0 7/3 15/21SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 43/29 38/40 81-69 +12 27-55/26-60 .491/.433 8-19/11-22 .421/.500 19-22/6-16 .864/.375 36/32 +4 13/13 8/8 6/0 3/3 13/17JACKSONVILLE STATE 33/22 33/38 66-60 +6 22-44/23-45 .500/.511 8-14/4-12 .571/.333 14-17/10-20 .824/.500 30/22 +8 10/13 12/9 3/2 4/9 17/17BELMONT 22/35 44/43 66-78 (12) 26-59/27-62 .441/.435 9-23/11-25 .391/.440 5-8/13-19 .625/.684 41/32 +9 16/17 16/7 9/2 2/12 17/16Eastern Kentucky University 24/39 43/37 67-76 (9) 19-51/25-45 .373/.556 8-26/8-18 .308/.444 21-29/18-22 .724/.818 31/25 +6 11/13 15/17 4/2 13/7 20/22Morehead State 41/39 28/39 69-78 (9) 22-44/24-50 .500/.480 2-9/2-15 .222/.133 23-32/28-32 .719/.875 25/29 (4) 10/13 17/11 1/2 7/8 23/26TENNESSEE TECH 41/23 43/42 84-65 +19 26-61/19-58 .426/.328 3-16/4-21 .188/.190 29-36/23-28 .806/.821 40/41 (1) 12/6 14/24 4/10 12/5 24/24Austin Peay 36/36 31/31 88-82 +6 30-61/29-67 .492/.433 6-19/7-23 .316/.304 22-26/17-27 .846/.630 36/41 (5) 16/11 16/17 4/2 12/9 25/19Murray State 23/32 25/37 48-69 (21) 17-59/21-49 .288/.429 3-15/5-15 .200/.333 11-13/22-29 .846/.759 42/35 +7 5/12 19/13 2/7 7/7 24/17BELMONT 31/28 49/41 80-69 +11 27-51/29-65 .529/.446 5-15/5-26 .333/.192 21-24/6-10 .875/.600 35/30 +5 12/13 18/16 6/0 8/11 16/22SIUE 44/41 39/32 83-73 +10 30-52/29-61 .577/.475 10-15/4-13 .667/.308 13-20/11-15 .650/.733 30/29 +1 23/14 14/12 5/3 8/5 14/16LOYOLA (MD.) 49/38 18/31 67-69 (2) 23-53/27-56 .434/.482 6-14/2-14 .429/.143 15-19/13-21 .789/.619 35/30 +5 9/8 17/13 2/3 5/7 17/18MOREHEAD STATE 43/51 57/50 100-101 (1) 30-65/37-60 .462/.617 10-23/15-25 .435/.600 30-38/12-21 .789/.571 31/34 (3) 14/20 11/21 4/3 7/7 18/29EASTERN KENTUCKY 27/35 44/36 85-81 +4 27-51/24-68 .529/.353 6-15/13-42 .400/.310 25-32/20-20 .781/1000 42/29 +13 18/15 19/10 7/2 7/7 18/21Morehead State 41/30 47/45 88-75 +13 29-60/25-59 .483/.424 8-19/7-18 .421/.389 22-27/18-29 .815/.621 35/40 (5) 17/17 12/17 5/3 10/6 25/26Belmont 29/32 44/50 73-82 (9) 29-61/27-60 .475/.450 10-26/7-24 .385/.292 5-6/21-30 .833/.700 35/35 - 17/15 21/11 7/3 6/13 25/12Evansville 29/38 43/46 72-84 (12) 29-73/30-63 .397/.476 7-32/9-18 .219/.500 7-7/15-17 1000/.882 40/39 +1 16/18 17/15 5/2 10/10 18/12

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 28, 2013)

All games

Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal FoulsBYU 28/34 38/47 66-81 (15) 23-68/30-55 .338/.545 6-21/5-14 .286/.357 14-23/16-25 .609/.640 40/40 - 15/20 17/17 4/8 8/4 24/19South Dakota State 27/42 44/36 71-78 (7) 26-70/23-47 .371/.489 9-25/7-19 .360/.368 10-14/25-32 .714/.781 35/37 (2) 16/17 11/16 2/5 13/4 24/15Minnesota 21/39 22/33 43-72 (29) 14-59/26-54 .237/.481 4-22/6-16 .182/.375 11-21/14-23 .524/.609 37/46 (9) 8/22 20/17 2/7 11/13 18/20South Alabama 36/24 32/33 68-57 +11 25-61/18-49 .410/.367 5-19/4-14 .263/.286 13-19/17-28 .684/.607 46/31 +15 14/10 15/15 5/4 9/10 22/17Georgia State 24/25 33/34 57-59 (2) 23-59/21-48 .390/.438 8-27/6-17 .296/.353 3-4/11-19 .750/.579 37/27 +10 17/9 13/11 5/7 3/6 18/11Monmouth 31/38 39/43 70-81 (11) 26-59/25-59 .441/.424 2-18/9-23 .111/.391 16-22/22-29 .727/.759 46/24 +22 16/18 26/13 4/1 7/11 23/23FISK 39/20 53/33 92-53 +39 32-56/18-62 .571/.290 6-19/3-12 .316/.250 22-27/14-19 .815/.737 45/28 +17 18/8 21/21 7/1 11/10 16/20Alabama A&M 39/31 44/41 83-72 +11 26-52/24-55 .500/.436 5-11/5-17 .455/.294 26-32/19-26 .813/.731 29/30 (1) 14/11 10/14 2/1 9/5 21/20DREXEL 36/30 40/36 76-66 +10 26-52/26-67 .500/.388 4-13/6-22 .308/.273 20-24/8-11 .833/.727 30/40 (10) 12/14 10/10 7/1 4/4 12/21Missouri 20/23 18/45 38-68 (30) 15-63/24-53 .238/.453 6-24/5-19 .250/.263 2-5/15-19 .400/.789 27/52 (25) 8/15 12/19 5/6 7/4 15/12LEMOYNE OWEN COLLEGE 32/21 47/18 79-39 +40 26-54/16-59 .481/.271 7-15/2-22 .467/.091 20-29/5-14 .690/.357 50/31 +19 17/8 16/18 3/2 5/4 17/22Middle Tennessee 20/43 28/34 48-77 (29) 14-46/28-59 .304/.475 1-13/6-18 .077/.333 19-29/15-20 .655/.750 35/36 (1) 6/20 20/13 4/2 6/8 17/23USC-UPSTATE 25/29 42/35 67-64 +3 22-46/25-57 .478/.439 10-23/6-20 .435/.300 13-19/8-15 .684/.533 22/40 (18) 14/15 15/19 5/3 8/9 12/19EASTERN ILLINOIS 32/19 35/40 67-59 +8 22-40/19-44 .550/.432 7-14/7-21 .500/.333 16-24/14-19 .667/.737 31/24 +7 10/13 11/10 3/1 5/6 17/20Tennessee Tech 29/31 43/35 72-66 +6 22-42/21-57 .524/.368 5-12/9-26 .417/.346 23-39/15-24 .590/.625 37/33 +4 9/10 17/10 4/1 2/4 22/30Jacksonville State 24/26 42/31 66-57 +9 20-47/17-52 .426/.327 2-14/4-14 .143/.286 24-31/19-34 .774/.559 47/28 +19 10/7 13/5 4/5 2/7 24/24TENNESSEE MARTIN 46/24 34/24 80-48 +32 25-49/20-61 .510/.328 10-21/1-12 .476/.083 20-23/7-9 .870/.778 35/34 +1 14/10 15/16 5/0 7/3 15/21SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 43/29 38/40 81-69 +12 27-55/26-60 .491/.433 8-19/11-22 .421/.500 19-22/6-16 .864/.375 36/32 +4 13/13 8/8 6/0 3/3 13/17JACKSONVILLE STATE 33/22 33/38 66-60 +6 22-44/23-45 .500/.511 8-14/4-12 .571/.333 14-17/10-20 .824/.500 30/22 +8 10/13 12/9 3/2 4/9 17/17BELMONT 22/35 44/43 66-78 (12) 26-59/27-62 .441/.435 9-23/11-25 .391/.440 5-8/13-19 .625/.684 41/32 +9 16/17 16/7 9/2 2/12 17/16Eastern Kentucky University 24/39 43/37 67-76 (9) 19-51/25-45 .373/.556 8-26/8-18 .308/.444 21-29/18-22 .724/.818 31/25 +6 11/13 15/17 4/2 13/7 20/22Morehead State 41/39 28/39 69-78 (9) 22-44/24-50 .500/.480 2-9/2-15 .222/.133 23-32/28-32 .719/.875 25/29 (4) 10/13 17/11 1/2 7/8 23/26TENNESSEE TECH 41/23 43/42 84-65 +19 26-61/19-58 .426/.328 3-16/4-21 .188/.190 29-36/23-28 .806/.821 40/41 (1) 12/6 14/24 4/10 12/5 24/24Austin Peay 36/36 31/31 88-82 +6 30-61/29-67 .492/.433 6-19/7-23 .316/.304 22-26/17-27 .846/.630 36/41 (5) 16/11 16/17 4/2 12/9 25/19Murray State 23/32 25/37 48-69 (21) 17-59/21-49 .288/.429 3-15/5-15 .200/.333 11-13/22-29 .846/.759 42/35 +7 5/12 19/13 2/7 7/7 24/17BELMONT 31/28 49/41 80-69 +11 27-51/29-65 .529/.446 5-15/5-26 .333/.192 21-24/6-10 .875/.600 35/30 +5 12/13 18/16 6/0 8/11 16/22SIUE 44/41 39/32 83-73 +10 30-52/29-61 .577/.475 10-15/4-13 .667/.308 13-20/11-15 .650/.733 30/29 +1 23/14 14/12 5/3 8/5 14/16LOYOLA (MD.) 49/38 18/31 67-69 (2) 23-53/27-56 .434/.482 6-14/2-14 .429/.143 15-19/13-21 .789/.619 35/30 +5 9/8 17/13 2/3 5/7 17/18MOREHEAD STATE 43/51 57/50 100-101 (1) 30-65/37-60 .462/.617 10-23/15-25 .435/.600 30-38/12-21 .789/.571 31/34 (3) 14/20 11/21 4/3 7/7 18/29EASTERN KENTUCKY 27/35 44/36 85-81 +4 27-51/24-68 .529/.353 6-15/13-42 .400/.310 25-32/20-20 .781/1000 42/29 +13 18/15 19/10 7/2 7/7 18/21Morehead State 41/30 47/45 88-75 +13 29-60/25-59 .483/.424 8-19/7-18 .421/.389 22-27/18-29 .815/.621 35/40 (5) 17/17 12/17 5/3 10/6 25/26Belmont 29/32 44/50 73-82 (9) 29-61/27-60 .475/.450 10-26/7-24 .385/.292 5-6/21-30 .833/.700 35/35 - 17/15 21/11 7/3 6/13 25/12Evansville 29/38 43/46 72-84 (12) 29-73/30-63 .397/.476 7-32/9-18 .219/.500 7-7/15-17 1000/.882 40/39 +1 16/18 17/15 5/2 10/10 18/12

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 28, 2013)

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TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws ReboundsOpponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avgat BYU 11/09/12 66-81 L 23-68 . 3 3 8 6-21 . 2 8 6 14-23 . 6 0 9 14 26 40 40.0 24 15 17 4 8 66 66.0at South Dakota State 11/13/12 71-78 L 26-70 . 3 7 1 9-25 . 3 6 0 10-14 . 7 1 4 15 20 35 37.5 24 16 11 2 13 71 68.5at Minnesota 11/15/12 43-72 L 14-59 . 2 3 7 4-22 . 1 8 2 11-21 . 5 2 4 17 20 37 37.3 18 8 20 2 11 43 60.0vs South Alabama 11/19/12 68-57 W 25-61 . 4 1 0 5-19 . 2 6 3 13-19 . 6 8 4 18 28 46 39.5 22 14 15 5 9 68 62.0at Georgia State 11/19/12 57-59 L 23-59 . 3 9 0 8-27 . 2 9 6 3-4 . 7 5 0 15 22 37 39.0 18 17 13 5 3 57 61.0vs Monmouth 11/20/12 70-81 L 26-59 . 4 4 1 2-18 . 1 1 1 16-22 . 7 2 7 14 32 46 40.2 23 16 26 4 7 70 62.5FISK 11/26/12 92-53 W 32-56 . 5 7 1 6-19 . 3 1 6 22-27 . 8 1 5 12 33 45 40.9 16 18 21 7 11 92 66.7at Alabama A&M 12-01-12 83-72 W 26-52 . 5 0 0 5-11 . 4 5 5 26-32 . 8 1 3 6 23 29 39.4 21 14 10 2 9 83 68.8DREXEL 12/4/12 76-66 W 26-52 . 5 0 0 4-13 . 3 0 8 20-24 . 8 3 3 8 22 30 38.3 12 12 10 7 4 76 69.6at Missouri 12/8/12 38-68 L 15-63 . 2 3 8 6-24 . 2 5 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 11 16 27 37.2 15 8 12 5 7 38 66.4LEMOYNE OWEN COLLE 12/16/12 79-39 W 26-54 . 4 8 1 7-15 . 4 6 7 20-29 . 6 9 0 18 32 50 38.4 17 17 16 3 5 79 67.5at Middle Tennessee 12/18/12 48-77 L 14-46 . 3 0 4 1-13 . 0 7 7 19-29 . 6 5 5 15 20 35 38.1 17 6 20 4 6 48 65.9USC-UPSTATE 12/21/12 67-64 W 22-46 . 4 7 8 10-23 . 4 3 5 13-19 . 6 8 4 4 18 22 36.8 12 14 15 5 8 67 66.0EASTERN ILLINOIS 12/29/12 67-59 W 22-40 . 5 5 0 7-14 . 5 0 0 16-24 . 6 6 7 6 25 31 36.4 17 10 11 3 5 67 66.1at Tennessee Tech 1/3/13 72-66 W 22-42 . 5 2 4 5-12 . 4 1 7 23-39 . 5 9 0 10 27 37 36.5 22 9 17 4 2 72 66.5at Jacksonville State 1/5/13 66-57 W 20-47 . 4 2 6 2-14 . 1 4 3 24-31 . 7 7 4 12 35 47 37.1 24 10 13 4 2 66 66.4TENNESSEE MARTIN 01/10/13 80-48 W 25-49 . 5 1 0 10-21 . 4 7 6 20-23 . 8 7 0 6 29 35 37.0 15 14 15 5 7 80 67.2SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 01/12/13 81-69 W 27-55 . 4 9 1 8-19 . 4 2 1 19-22 . 8 6 4 8 28 36 36.9 13 13 8 6 3 81 68.0JACKSONVILLE STATE 1/17/13 66-60 W 22-44 . 5 0 0 8-14 . 5 7 1 14-17 . 8 2 4 5 25 30 36.6 17 10 12 3 4 66 67.9at BELMONT 1/19/13 66-78 L 26-59 . 4 4 1 9-23 . 3 9 1 5-8 . 6 2 5 13 28 41 36.8 17 16 16 9 2 66 67.8at Eastern Kentucky Univer 01/24/13 67-76 L 19-51 . 3 7 3 8-26 . 3 0 8 21-29 . 7 2 4 16 15 31 36.5 20 11 15 4 13 67 67.8at Morehead State 1/26/13 69-78 L 22-44 . 5 0 0 2-9 . 2 2 2 23-32 . 7 1 9 9 16 25 36.0 23 10 17 1 7 69 67.8TENNESSEE TECH 01/31/13 84-65 W 26-61 . 4 2 6 3-16 . 1 8 8 29-36 . 8 0 6 17 23 40 36.2 24 12 14 4 12 84 68.5at Austin Peay 2/7/13 88-82 Wot 30-61 . 4 9 2 6-19 . 3 1 6 22-26 . 8 4 6 9 27 36 36.2 25 16 16 4 12 88 69.3at Murray State 2/9/13 48-69 L 17-59 . 2 8 8 3-15 . 2 0 0 11-13 . 8 4 6 22 20 42 36.4 24 5 19 2 7 48 68.5BELMONT 2/14/13 80-69 W 27-51 . 5 2 9 5-15 . 3 3 3 21-24 . 8 7 5 8 27 35 36.3 16 12 18 6 8 80 68.9at SIUE 02/20/13 83-73 W 30-52 . 5 7 7 10-15 . 6 6 7 13-20 . 6 5 0 9 21 30 36.1 14 23 14 5 8 83 69.4LOYOLA (MD.) 02/23/13 67-69 L 23-53 . 4 3 4 6-14 . 4 2 9 15-19 . 7 8 9 11 24 35 36.1 17 9 17 2 5 67 69.4MOREHEAD STATE 2/28/12 100-101 L 30-65 . 4 6 2 10-23 . 4 3 5 30-38 . 7 8 9 18 13 31 35.9 18 14 11 4 7 100 70.4EASTERN KENTUCKY 03/02/13 85-81 Wot 27-51 . 5 2 9 6-15 . 4 0 0 25-32 . 7 8 1 11 31 42 36.1 18 18 19 7 7 85 70.9vs Morehead State 03/07/13 88-75 W 29-60 . 4 8 3 8-19 . 4 2 1 22-27 . 8 1 5 12 23 35 36.1 25 17 12 5 10 88 71.5vs Belmont 03/08/13 73-82 L 29-61 . 4 7 5 10-26 . 3 8 5 5-6 . 8 3 3 13 22 35 36.0 25 17 21 7 6 73 71.5at Evansville 3/19/13 72-84 L 29-73 . 3 9 7 7-32 . 2 1 9 7-7 1.000 17 23 40 36.2 18 16 17 5 10 72 71.5Tennessee State 2360 800-1823 . 4 3 9 206-611 . 3 3 7 554-741 . 7 4 8 399 794 1193 36.2 631 437 508 145 238 2360 71.5Opponents 2308 803-1866 . 4 3 0 205-637 . 3 2 2 497-722 . 6 8 8 385 719 1104 33.5 651 445 465 101 238 2308 69.9

Games played: 33Points/game: 71.5FG Pct: 43.93FG Pct: 33.7FT Pct: 74.8

Rebounds/game: 36.2Assists/game: 13.2Turnovers/game: 15.4Assist/turnover ratio: 0.9Steals/game: 7.2Blocks/game: 4.4



2012-13 Tennessee State TigersTennessee State Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 28, 2013)

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TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws ReboundsOpponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avgat BYU 11/09/12 66-81 L 23-68 . 3 3 8 6-21 . 2 8 6 14-23 . 6 0 9 14 26 40 40.0 24 15 17 4 8 66 66.0at South Dakota State 11/13/12 71-78 L 26-70 . 3 7 1 9-25 . 3 6 0 10-14 . 7 1 4 15 20 35 37.5 24 16 11 2 13 71 68.5at Minnesota 11/15/12 43-72 L 14-59 . 2 3 7 4-22 . 1 8 2 11-21 . 5 2 4 17 20 37 37.3 18 8 20 2 11 43 60.0vs South Alabama 11/19/12 68-57 W 25-61 . 4 1 0 5-19 . 2 6 3 13-19 . 6 8 4 18 28 46 39.5 22 14 15 5 9 68 62.0at Georgia State 11/19/12 57-59 L 23-59 . 3 9 0 8-27 . 2 9 6 3-4 . 7 5 0 15 22 37 39.0 18 17 13 5 3 57 61.0vs Monmouth 11/20/12 70-81 L 26-59 . 4 4 1 2-18 . 1 1 1 16-22 . 7 2 7 14 32 46 40.2 23 16 26 4 7 70 62.5FISK 11/26/12 92-53 W 32-56 . 5 7 1 6-19 . 3 1 6 22-27 . 8 1 5 12 33 45 40.9 16 18 21 7 11 92 66.7at Alabama A&M 12-01-12 83-72 W 26-52 . 5 0 0 5-11 . 4 5 5 26-32 . 8 1 3 6 23 29 39.4 21 14 10 2 9 83 68.8DREXEL 12/4/12 76-66 W 26-52 . 5 0 0 4-13 . 3 0 8 20-24 . 8 3 3 8 22 30 38.3 12 12 10 7 4 76 69.6at Missouri 12/8/12 38-68 L 15-63 . 2 3 8 6-24 . 2 5 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 11 16 27 37.2 15 8 12 5 7 38 66.4LEMOYNE OWEN COLLE 12/16/12 79-39 W 26-54 . 4 8 1 7-15 . 4 6 7 20-29 . 6 9 0 18 32 50 38.4 17 17 16 3 5 79 67.5at Middle Tennessee 12/18/12 48-77 L 14-46 . 3 0 4 1-13 . 0 7 7 19-29 . 6 5 5 15 20 35 38.1 17 6 20 4 6 48 65.9USC-UPSTATE 12/21/12 67-64 W 22-46 . 4 7 8 10-23 . 4 3 5 13-19 . 6 8 4 4 18 22 36.8 12 14 15 5 8 67 66.0EASTERN ILLINOIS 12/29/12 67-59 W 22-40 . 5 5 0 7-14 . 5 0 0 16-24 . 6 6 7 6 25 31 36.4 17 10 11 3 5 67 66.1at Tennessee Tech 1/3/13 72-66 W 22-42 . 5 2 4 5-12 . 4 1 7 23-39 . 5 9 0 10 27 37 36.5 22 9 17 4 2 72 66.5at Jacksonville State 1/5/13 66-57 W 20-47 . 4 2 6 2-14 . 1 4 3 24-31 . 7 7 4 12 35 47 37.1 24 10 13 4 2 66 66.4TENNESSEE MARTIN 01/10/13 80-48 W 25-49 . 5 1 0 10-21 . 4 7 6 20-23 . 8 7 0 6 29 35 37.0 15 14 15 5 7 80 67.2SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 01/12/13 81-69 W 27-55 . 4 9 1 8-19 . 4 2 1 19-22 . 8 6 4 8 28 36 36.9 13 13 8 6 3 81 68.0JACKSONVILLE STATE 1/17/13 66-60 W 22-44 . 5 0 0 8-14 . 5 7 1 14-17 . 8 2 4 5 25 30 36.6 17 10 12 3 4 66 67.9at BELMONT 1/19/13 66-78 L 26-59 . 4 4 1 9-23 . 3 9 1 5-8 . 6 2 5 13 28 41 36.8 17 16 16 9 2 66 67.8at Eastern Kentucky Univer 01/24/13 67-76 L 19-51 . 3 7 3 8-26 . 3 0 8 21-29 . 7 2 4 16 15 31 36.5 20 11 15 4 13 67 67.8at Morehead State 1/26/13 69-78 L 22-44 . 5 0 0 2-9 . 2 2 2 23-32 . 7 1 9 9 16 25 36.0 23 10 17 1 7 69 67.8TENNESSEE TECH 01/31/13 84-65 W 26-61 . 4 2 6 3-16 . 1 8 8 29-36 . 8 0 6 17 23 40 36.2 24 12 14 4 12 84 68.5at Austin Peay 2/7/13 88-82 Wot 30-61 . 4 9 2 6-19 . 3 1 6 22-26 . 8 4 6 9 27 36 36.2 25 16 16 4 12 88 69.3at Murray State 2/9/13 48-69 L 17-59 . 2 8 8 3-15 . 2 0 0 11-13 . 8 4 6 22 20 42 36.4 24 5 19 2 7 48 68.5BELMONT 2/14/13 80-69 W 27-51 . 5 2 9 5-15 . 3 3 3 21-24 . 8 7 5 8 27 35 36.3 16 12 18 6 8 80 68.9at SIUE 02/20/13 83-73 W 30-52 . 5 7 7 10-15 . 6 6 7 13-20 . 6 5 0 9 21 30 36.1 14 23 14 5 8 83 69.4LOYOLA (MD.) 02/23/13 67-69 L 23-53 . 4 3 4 6-14 . 4 2 9 15-19 . 7 8 9 11 24 35 36.1 17 9 17 2 5 67 69.4MOREHEAD STATE 2/28/12 100-101 L 30-65 . 4 6 2 10-23 . 4 3 5 30-38 . 7 8 9 18 13 31 35.9 18 14 11 4 7 100 70.4EASTERN KENTUCKY 03/02/13 85-81 Wot 27-51 . 5 2 9 6-15 . 4 0 0 25-32 . 7 8 1 11 31 42 36.1 18 18 19 7 7 85 70.9vs Morehead State 03/07/13 88-75 W 29-60 . 4 8 3 8-19 . 4 2 1 22-27 . 8 1 5 12 23 35 36.1 25 17 12 5 10 88 71.5vs Belmont 03/08/13 73-82 L 29-61 . 4 7 5 10-26 . 3 8 5 5-6 . 8 3 3 13 22 35 36.0 25 17 21 7 6 73 71.5at Evansville 3/19/13 72-84 L 29-73 . 3 9 7 7-32 . 2 1 9 7-7 1.000 17 23 40 36.2 18 16 17 5 10 72 71.5Tennessee State 2360 800-1823 . 4 3 9 206-611 . 3 3 7 554-741 . 7 4 8 399 794 1193 36.2 631 437 508 145 238 2360 71.5Opponents 2308 803-1866 . 4 3 0 205-637 . 3 2 2 497-722 . 6 8 8 385 719 1104 33.5 651 445 465 101 238 2308 69.9

Games played: 33Points/game: 71.5FG Pct: 43.93FG Pct: 33.7FT Pct: 74.8

Rebounds/game: 36.2Assists/game: 13.2Turnovers/game: 15.4Assist/turnover ratio: 0.9Steals/game: 7.2Blocks/game: 4.4



GENTRY CENTERGentry Complex is a multi-purpose arena on the campus of Tennessee State University.

The arena opened in 1980. It is home to the TSU basketball teams. This facility was built in 1980 and named for Howard C. Gentry, Sr., who, during a 27 year span, served as a prominent professor, coach and athletic director at TSU.

The facility houses the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and has a basketball arena, dance studio, indoor track, indoor Olympic pool, (4) racquetball courts, and a training and weight room. It has a seating capacity of 10,500.

The McLendon Court was named in honor of TSU and legendary Basketball Hall of Fame head coach John B. McClendon.

The court was dedicated in 1992 when the Tigers hosted Eastern Kentucky.

McLendon Court



McLendon Court

TEAM TSU OPPAdrian 1 0Air Force Academy 0 1Akron 2 4Alabama 0 5Alabama A&M 16 3Alabama-Birmingham 0 2Alabama State 15 8Alcorn State 7 3Allen 2 0Anderson College 5 0Alaska-Fairbanks 0 1Appalachian State 0 1Arkansas 0 3Arkansas AM&N 7 0Arkansas State 6 7Arkansas Tech 1 0Armstrong State 1 0Auburn 0 1Asbury 1 0Augsbury 1 0Augusta College 4 0Austin Peay 25 42Assumption 1 0Ball State 1 0Baptist College 1 1Bellarmine 4 0Belmont 8 11Benedict 2 0Bentley 1 0Berea (Ky.) 1 0Bethel 1 1Bethune-Cookman 6 2Bishop 2 0Bluefield State (W. Va.) 2 0Brigham Young 0 1Bryan (Tenn.) 1 0Buffalo State 1 0Cal State- Northridge 1 0Carson-Newman 6 2Central Michigan 2 0Central State 39 8Chicago Comets 0 1Chicago State 1 1Christian Brothers 1 0Cincinnati 1 3Concordia Seminary 1 0Clark-Atlanta 3 0Clemson 0 1Colorado 0 3Colorado St. 0 1Cuba 2 0Cumberland 1 1Dartmouth 1 1Delaware State 3 0Delta State 1 0Detroit 1 0Dillard 3 1Drake 1 0Drexel 1 0Drury 4 3East Tennessee State 4 2East Texas State 1 1Eastern Illinois 21 19Eastern Kentucky 24 27Eastern Michigan 1 0El Salvador 1 0Emporia State 1 0Evansville 1 2Fisk 13 3Florida A&M 17 4Florida State 0 1Fort Benning 1 0Fort Valley State 2 0Gannon 3 5

Geneva 1 0Georgetown (D.C.) 0 1Georgetown (Ky.) 4 1George Washington 1 1Georgia 0 1Georgia State 0 2Georgia Tech 0 3Glenville State 1 0Grambling State 15 8Gustavus Adolphus 0 1Gonzaga 1 0Hamline 1 0Hampton 2 0Hawai’i 6 1Hanover 1 0Howard 1 0Houston 0 1Idaho State 1 0Illinois 1 2Illinois-Chicago 1 2Illinois State 3 1Illinois Wesleyan 0 1Indiana 0 1Indiana Central 1 0Iona 1 0Iowa 0 1Iowa State 0 2Jackson State 3 0Jacksonville State 12 8Jamico Saints 2 0Johnson C. Smith 1 0Kansas 0 1Kansas State 0 3Kentucky 0 4Kentucky State 38 22King 0 1Knoxville College 18 2Lafayette 0 1Lane 2 0Langston 4 0LeMoyne-Owen 8 3Lincoln 43 10Lipscomb 1 2LSU 0 1Loyola (MD) 0 3Louisiana Tech 1 1Louisville 0 5Louisville Memorial 8 0Maine 1 0Marshall 0 1Manchester 1 0McCalister 1 0McNeese State 0 1Meharry 1 0Memphis 0 8Mercer 0 1Miami (Ohio) 1 0Middle Tennessee 16 40Midwestern (Tex.) 1 0Miles 1 1Minnesota 0 1Mississippi State 0 1Mississippi Valley State 5 7Missouri 0 2Missouri-Kansas City 3 4Monmouth 0 1Montana State 0 2Morehead State 27 32Morehouse 7 2Morgan State 3 1Morris Brown 18 2Morris Harvey 1 0Morristown 1 0Murray State 16 46Navy 1 0

Nebraska-Omaha 4 0New Mexico 0 1New Mexico State First MeetingNew Orleans 1 2Norfolk State 0 2North Alabama 3 3North Carolina A& T 10 13North Carolina 0 1 North Carolina Central 9 0 North Dakota 2 1Northern Illinois 3 1Northern Iowa 0 3Northern Kentucky 6 3Northern Michigan 2 0Oglethorpe 6 0Ohio State 0 2Prairie View A&M 1 0Oral Roberts 1 3Portland State 0 1Saint Louis 2 1Samford 8 7Savannah State 1 0Sam Houston State 3 1San Diego State 0 1Seattle 1 1Sienna 0 1Seton Hall 0 2South Alabama 1 0South Carolina 1 1South Carolina State 5 1South Dakota State 2 2Southeast Missouri State 23 17Southeast Oklahoma 1 0Southeastern Louisiana 3 5Southern 10 3Southern Illinois 7 6SIU Edwardsville 2 0 Southern Mississippi 0 1Southampton 0 1Southwest Missouri 4 4Southwestern Oklahoma 0 1Southwest Texas 1 0Southwestern Louisiana 0 3Spaulding 1 0Steubenville 0 1Tennessee 0 2Tennessee Chattanooga 13 20Tennessee Martin 31 20Tennessee Tech 26 28Tennessee Temple 1 0Texas 0 1Texas-El Paso 0 1Texas-Pan American 2 0Texas Southern 4 3Texas State 1 1Tilliston 3 0Toledo 0 1Towson State 3 0Transylvania 1 0Trevecca Nazarene 6 0Troy 2 0Tulane 0 1Tuskegee 2 3UCLA 0 1UNLV 0 1U.S. International 0 1USC Upstate 1 0Utah 0 1Vanderbilt 0 5Villa Madonna 4 0Virginia Commonwealth 0 1Virginia State 1 0Virginia Tech 0 1Weber State 0 1West Liberty State 6 0

West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0Western Illinois 3 1Western Kentucky 0 8Western Michigan First MeetingWestern New England 1 0Westminster 0 1Wheeling College 2 0Wichita State First MeetingWilberforce 25 3Wiley 2 0William Jewell 2 0Winston Salem State 5 2Wisconsin Eau-Claire 1 0Wisconsin-Parkside 0 1Wichita State 0 1Wofford 1 0Wright State 0 3Wyoming 0 1Youngstown State 5 3

BOLD denotes 2013-14 opponents

• Most games played versus opponentAustin Peay - 67

• 2012-13 opponent first meetingsNew Mexico State

Western MichiganWichita State

TSU All-Time Opponents



1944-1945 (9-10)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP59 Knoxville College 2730 Kentucky State 4547 Kentucky State 4026 Tuskegee Institute 4932 Tuskegee Institute 5024 Meharry Medical College 4625 Morehouse College 4039 Alabama State College 4544 Tuskegee Institute 4323 Tuskegee Institute 6340 Knoxville College 3336 Morehouse College 4135 Wilberforce University 4457 Wilberforce University 4274 Lincoln University 4436 Philander Smith College 3248 Kentucky University 3445 Fisk University 3333 Wilberforce University 44

1945-1946 (26-2)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP50 Tuskegee Institute 2874 Hammond Big Five 2935 Goodman Field 3287 Philander Smith College 4163 Wiley College 2968 Texas College 2672 Arkansas State University 4372 Langston University 5947 Johnson C. Smith College 2544 Lincoln University 3565 Kansas City YMCA 2668 Philander Smith College 1637 Kentucky State University 4556 Morehouse College 2966 Alabama State University 4648 Lincoln University 3773 Morehouse College 3060 Alabama State University 3069 Meharry Medical College 3297 Knoxville U.S.C. 3879 Lincoln University 3156 Wilberforce University 5544 Kentucky State University 55

1946-1947 (22-3)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP68 St. Louis 3478 Lincoln University 5660 Philander Smith College 1945 Kentucky State 4924 Xavier University 1958 Xavier University 3962 Xavier University 2561 Xavier University 3274 Sam Houston College 5043 Kentucky State 4665 Arkansas State College 4556 Lincoln University 5073 Louisville Municipal 4472 Wilberforce University 6156 Wilberforce University 5881 Lockland All-Stars 5563 West Virginia State 4262 Lincoln University 3570 Wilberforce University 6165 Kentucky State 5461 Philander Smith College 40

1947-1948 (21-3)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP64 Bishop College 3757 Bluefield College 3239 Virginia Union 4259 Virginia Union 5653 Virginia Union 6746 Virginia Union 4167 Bluefield College 4273 Wilberforce University 4162 Lincoln University 4150 Alabama State College 1948 Wilberforce University 4659 Kentucky State 5672 Philander Smith College 4758 Clark College 3169 Louisville Municipal 3379 Lincoln University 3246 Kentucky State 4764 Morris Brown 4361 Louisville Municipal 4485 Tillotson College 3380 Wilberforce University 54

56 Alabama State 4374 Philander Smith College 46

1948-1949 (24-0)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP66 Prairie View A&M 3568 Alabama State 5264 North Carolina A&T 4459 North Carolina A&T 3866 St. Paul 3165 Virginia Union 4657 Virginia Union 3757 Morristown 3182 Wilberforce University 3075 Lincoln University 4862 Wilberforce State 5182 Wilberforce University 3157 Kentucky State 4183 Arkansas State 32107 Knoxville G.T. 3193 Louisville Municipal 4187 YMCA Bombers 4660 Lincoln University 4760 Kentucky State 5384 Louisville Municipal 4266 Wilberforce University 4268 Alabama State 4392 Arkansas AM&N 57100 Navy 28

1949-1950 (18-3)Coach Shelton A. MatthewsTSU OPP59 Alabama State 3475 Alcorn A&M College 4649 Allen University 2378 Allen University 3474 S. Carolina State College 2993 Wilberforce University 3859 Morris Brown University 4167 Lincoln University 5661 Wilberforce University 5056 Kentucky State College 7475 West Kentucky College 2649 P.N.A.E. St. Louis 2763 Lincoln University 5356 West Kentucky College 3060 Kentucky State College 61

Tennessee State’s only undefeated basketball team was during the 1948-1949 season.



1950-1951 (6-8)Coach Henry A. KeanTSU OPP79 Louisville Municipal 5135 Southern University 3644 Texas State College 4661 Lincoln University 6246 Xavier University 4364 Wilberforce University 5665 Central State College 6452 Kentucky State 5379 Louisville Municipal 5468 Lincoln University 7047 Morris Brown College 4856 Kentucky State 5854 Wilberforce University 4346 Central State College 53

1951-1952 (19-4)Coach Clarence CashTSU OPP66 Tillotson College 4379 Wilberforce University 5160 Central State College 6272 Texas Southern University 4888 Alcorn A&M College 6085 Wiley College 6286 Samuel Houston College 6474 Texas Southern University 6789 Langston University 7283 Langston University 5453 Lincoln University 6066 Kentucky State 5476 Fayetteville State 6773 Wilberforce University 3765 Central State College 4868 Morris Brown College 5452 Lincoln University 5944 Kentucky State 5379 Elizabeth City, NC 4754 Clark College 4377 Texas Southern University 3969 Central State College 6571 Kentucky State 61

1952-1953 (22-4)Coach Clarence CashTSU OPP70 Camp Breckenridge 6267 Virginia Union University 5492 Virginia Union University 5774 Virginia State 7347 Lincoln University 7293 Lincoln University 6956 Central State College 4773 Central State College 7673 Kentucky State 6472 Kentucky State 5361 North Dakota University 68

94 Wilberforce University 5678 Wilberforce University 4284 Morris Brown University 3676 Arkansas A&M 4975 El Salvador 2955 Cuba 3555 Cuba 3567 Hampton Institute 5376 North Carolina College 6388 Bethune Cookman 8580 Southern University 6694 North Carolina College 9089 Geneva College 8879 St. Benedict 5667 East Texas State 72

1953-1954 (18-5)Coach Clarence CashTSU OPP96 Hampton Institute 5789 North Carolina College 5259 S.W. Missouri State 6354 Lincoln University 6297 Lincoln University 6590 Central State 9372 Central State 6873 Jackson College 6681 Kentucky State 6292 Kentucky State 7095 Wilberforce University 5166 Xavier University 6482 Bethune Cookman 6377 Texas Southern 8592 Houston Tillotson 6377 Central State 6685 Augsbury 6178 McCalester 4873 Gustavus Adolphus 7779 Virginia Union University 7397 Southern University 8479 North Carolina College 5958 Regis College 61

1954-1955 (29-4)Coach Johnny B. McLendonTSU OPP98 Wilberforce University 5695 Wilberforce University 6097 Knoxville College 8197 Knoxville College 7169 Morris Brown 6689 Morris Brown 6089 Alcorn College 6098 Alcorn College 55100 Fort Benning Eng. 8074 Jackson College 7696 Jackson College 7878 Lincoln University 79100 Lincoln University 67

78 Xavier University 6193 Central State 7472 Central State 5872 Kentucky State 6579 Kentucky State 76103 Lane College 72101 Lane College 5491 Grambling College 8597 Grambling College 7977 S.W. Missouri State 5791 Arkansas Tech. 9099 Rockhurst College 72106 Dillard College 5886 Xavier University 5796 Kentucky State 7980 Jackson College 7885 Grambling College 8991 Virginia Union University 77111 Philander Smith College 74100 Texas University 103

1955-1956 (26-8)Coach Johnny B. McLendonTSU OPP86 Philander Smith 6788 Philander Smith 54112 Alcorn University 8892 Alcorn University 6180 Kentucky State 7188 Kentucky State 7385 Lincoln University 6685 Lincoln University 7660 North Carolina College 5888 North Carolina College 5665 Winston Salem 6875 Winston Salem 6288 Xavier University 6968 Concordia Seminary 5888 Grambling College 9684 Grambling College 7784 Central State 6974 Central State 7581 Jackson College 9593 Jackson College 8691 Knoxville College 9790 Knoxville College 8091 Rockhurst College 9791 Chicago Comets 9778 Xavier University 5861 Grambling College 7696 Grambling College 7999 Central State 9079 Winston Salem 7472 Jackson College 6488 Indiana Central 6365 Wisconsin State 6468 McNeese State 76



1956-1957 (31-4)Coach Johnny B. McLendonTSU OPP134 Philander Smith College 51108 Philander Smith College 7687 Philander Smith College 8691 Lincoln University 80114 Lincoln University 7494 Arkansas AM&N 7583 Arkansas AM&N 64118 Knoxville College 100113 Knoxville College 8179 Kentucky State 7595 Kentucky State 7175 Grambling State 7698 Grambling State 9489 Central State 6392 Central State 7873 Jackson College 7984 Jackson College 8196 Omaha University 8085 S.D. State University 9588 S.D. State University 7490 Illinois State 9163 Rockhurst College 7184 North Dakota University 5169 Rockhurst College 5779 Dillard University 6185 Xavier University 73118 Grambling State 9489 Kentucky State 74

91 North Carolina A&T 72100 Winston Salem 8087 Adrian College 6987 Portland University 6090 Western Illinois 8871 Pacific Lutheran 7092 South East Oklahoma 73

1957-1958 (31-3)Coach John B. McLendonTSU OPP95 Benedict College 4199 Morris Brown College 4390 Morehouse College 5688 Prairie View University 5693 Lincoln University 79134 Xavier University 43129 Arkansas A&M 5770 Steubenville 7199 West Va.Wesleyan 8870 Anderson College 63106 Hamline University 5776 Western Illinois 7964 Kentucky State University 48105 Central State 8544 Kentucky State University 3896 Jackson College 9096 Grambling College 7954 Arkansas A&M 5179 Jackson College 7675 Rockhurst College 50

85 Lincoln University 7082 Central State University 4789 Fort Knox 7076 Fort Knox 7396 Fort Campbell 5493 Kentucky State University 4681 Grambling College 85101 Morgan State 63115 North Carolina College 65113 Northern Michigan 4577 Anderson College 5681 East Texas State 62110 Texas Southern 8585 Western Illinois 73

1958-1959 (32-1)Coach John B. McLendonTSU OPP107 Morris Brown College 3890 Florida A&M 8880 North Carolina A&T 5374 Kentucky State 7192 Kentucky State 57117 Manchester College 59122 Knoxville College 63150 Knoxville College 58108 Lincoln University (Mo.) 10496 Lincoln University (Mo.) 6397 Eastern Illinois University 76126 Central State College 5992 Central State College 71



80 Anderson College 3836 Rockhurst College 1783 Georgetown College 88139 LeMoyne College 68103 Villa Madonna College 6487 Fort Knox 60127 Fort Knox 67114 West Illinois University 5481 Lincoln University 5797 Central State College 8775 Nebraska Wesleyan 5789 Youngstown University 50131 Illinois Normal 7464 Southwest Texas 6297 Pacific Lutheran 87

1959-1960 (28-5)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP66 Georgetown 5680 Eastern Illinois University 7885 Anderson College 6285 Southern Illinois 6798 Kentucky Wesleyan 94107 Kentucky Wesleyan 109121 Lincoln University 75107 Eastern Illinois University 6989 Villa Madonna 62104 Youngstown University 7697 Georgetown 6094 Kentucky State 6375 Kentucky State 6796 Central State 7194 Youngstown University 7181 Southern Illinois 9773 Lincoln University 6796 Anderson College 75111 Bellarmine 6094 Fisk 5493 Villa Madonna 6489 Christian Brothers 5584 Southern Illinois 8978 Emporia State 7165 Lincoln University 76103 Central State 6481 Winston State 74102 Midwestern University 8384 West Virginia 7975 Wofford 60100 William Jewell 6538 Westminster 39

1960-1961 (24-5)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP77 Jackson State 79101 Savannah State 9079 Dillard 5190 North Dakota 72

78 Nebraska State 6689 Bellarmine 5479 USouth Dakota 5960 Kentucky State 5584 Illinois Wesleyan 6273 William Jewell 6295 Southern Illinois 9679 Georgetown 77113 Eastern Illinois 8486 Kentucky State 6779 Lincoln University 7498 Central State College 7164 St. Francis (PA) 53115 Gannon College 6892 Eastern Illinois 8089 Southern Illinois 9187 St. Bonaventure 10481 Georgetown College 8577 Kentucky State College 5889 Southern Illinois 9187 St. Bonaventure 10481 Georgetown College 8577 Kentucky State 5889 Southern Illinois 79111 Kentucky State 7791 Central State 8975 Lincoln University 62101 Central State 7576 Winston-Salem 86

1961-1962 (16-9)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP100 Northern Michigan 7797 Jamaco Saints 9594 University of Pacific 6677 Nebraska State 6692 Gonzaga State 8190 Iona State 7297 Montana State 107101 Seattle University 97105 Kentucky State 94105 Lincoln University 109108 Villa Madonna 8165 Southern Illinois 7977 Jamaco Saints 74104 St. Bonaventure 11184 Gannon College 9493 St. Francis 10385 Lincoln University 6792 Alcorn 9395 Southern University 7269 Central State 7593 St. Francis 10385 Lincoln University 6792 Alcorn 9395 Southern University 7269 Central State 7593 St. Francis 71

71 Kentucky State 9992 Central State 8294 Lincoln University 5795 Central State 92

1962-1963 (28-7)-IncompleteCoach Harold HunterTSU OPP100 Northern Michigan 7794 University of Pacific 6677 Gonzaga 66101 Seattle University 9790 Iowa 7297 Montana State 102104 St. Bonaventure 11184 Gannon 9492 Central State 8295 Central State 92105 Kentucky State 9485 Lincoln University 6795 Southern Illinois 7267 Central State 75105 Lincoln University 109

1963-1964 (18-8)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP72 Pan-American 78104 St. Francis University (PA) 89117 Lane College 8599 Santa Clara 9469 University of Portland 7866 University of Hawaii 6465 University of Hawaii 6770 University of Hawaii 6778 Sub-Pacific 8381 Admirals 7281 Marines 7395 McMurray 6593 Southern Illinois 86115 Southern University 8479 Canisius College 63102 Lincoln University 8793 Italian Nationals 84103 Peruvian National 8885 Wilberforce University 66109 Wheaton College 9966 Southern Illinois 71

1964-1965 (16-10)-IncompleteCoach Harold HunterTSU OPP121 Marion Kay 120123 University of Americas 8181 Wilberforce University 8265 Pan-American College 69 70 Kentucky State 6274 Central State 82110 Lincoln University 120



97 Kentucky State 9059 Southern Illinois 9371 Wilberforce University 95100 Lincoln University 112

1965-1966 (19-7)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP81 University of Fordham 67104 University of Idaho 9395 Pan-American College 76113 University of Alberta 73143 University of Saskatchewan 60111 University of Manitoba 5064 University of St. Cloud 6293 Lincoln University 9992 Kentucky State 8673 Bellarmine College 7171 Southern Illinois University 8482 Eastern Illinois University 6384 Central State 6585 Pan-American College 7165 Southern Illinois University 6186 Eastern Illinois University 5667 Youngstown College 5263 Central State 7961 Kentucky State 6666 Bellarmine College 7593 Lincoln University 9080 Polish Nationals 7090 Jamaco Saints 81108 Puerto Rico Nationals 6297 Jamaco Saints 109

1966-1967 (20-8)Coach Harold HunterTSU OPP64 UT-Martin 5189 Belmont 7280 Montana State 8974 Gonzaga 8987 Illinois State 8676 Pan-American 6872 Gannon 6170 St. Cloud 4578 St. Cloud 6563 Fairleigh-Dickinson 6766 Mt. St. Mary’s 5567 Kentucky State 5776 Kentucky Wesleyan 9992 Lincoln University 88103 Nebraska Wesleyan 7596 Union 81102 Bellarmine 7471 Youngstown 5669 Central State 6572 Pan-American 8071 Kentucky State 650 Lincoln University 280 Kentucky Wesleyan 8159 South Carolina State 6665 Stetson 53

1967-1968 (3-8)Coach Harold Hunter TSU OPP109 Troy State College 7993 Southern University 99

74 Southern University 82104 Norfolk State 11577 Kentucky State 7967 St. Benedict University 8461 St. Benedict University 70117 Norfolk State 13694 Pan-American College 9380 Pan-American College 7185 Kentucky State 70

1968-1969 (14-12)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP108 Southern University (OT) 10498 Carson-Newman 11798 Southern University (OT) 9479 Grambling 8179 Texas Southern 10197 Quincy 96117 Kenyon 11298 Lincoln 104107 Alabama A&M 8068 St. Benedict’s 5981 Gannon 7695 Kentucky Wesleyan 97104 Grambling 109119 West Liberty State 10465 St. Benedict’s 6164 Oglethrope 8798 Texas Southern 86113 Alabama State 8157 Peru State 7185 Eastern Michigan 9480 Oglethrope 72

Tennessee State’s 24-win 1970-71 men’s basketball team



91 Kentucky State 11470 Kentucky State 9193 Alabama State 8398 Alabama A&M 7998 Kentucky Wesleyan 99

1969-1970 (21-8)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP90 Carson-Newman 9161 Peru State 55115 Southern University 8564 Grambling 7679 Southern University 78100 Hanover 6795 Quincy 9387 Drury 9095 Alabama A&M 7452 Gannon 5598 West Liberty 9276 Oglethrope 70116 Grambling 8676 Dillard 83109 Kentucky State 106106 Alabama A&M 80112 Alabama State 8590 Kentucky State 111109 Lincoln University 7788 Kentucky Wesleyan 8096 Alabama State 9586 Oglethrope 8473 Lincoln University 7283 East Michigan 8484 Bellarmine 7775 Kentucky Wesleyan 7392 South Dakota State 89101 Buffalo State 8065 Philadelphia Textile 76

1970-1971 (24-3)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP114 Fort Valley 8997 Lincoln University 5985 Southern University 6596 Southern University 10587 South West Oklahoma 8595 Western New Oklahoma 8689 Oral Roberts 8585 Philadelphia Textile 68109 Alabama A&M 9185 West Liberty 70101 Lincoln University 81107 Southern Illinois 9488 Kentucky State 9182 Oglethorpe 437 Oglethorpe 471 Central State 63

120 Morris Brown 5377 Kentucky Wesleyan 75125 Alabama A&M 7192 Louisiana Tech. 9182 Univ. of Southwestern LA. 86

1971-72 (26-2)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP121 Fort Valley 62125 Alabama A&M 9677 Lincoln University 6876 Wheeling College 6380 Glenville State College 6795 Knoxville College 7691 Lincoln University 6592 UT-Chattanooga 8780 Gannon College 8580 Central State University 6685 Oglethorpe 68121 Morris Brown 9650 Bellarmine College 4598 Carson-Newman 85100 Bethune-Cookman College 8997 Drury College 65120 Central State University 8599 UT-Chattanooga 7787 Kentucky Wesleyan 8380 Louisiana State University 7979 Delta State 7395 South Hampton 5569 Akron 71107 Eastern Michigan 82

1972-1973 (22-8)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP87 Alabama A&M 6363 Eastern Illinois 6479 Drury College 8495 Oglethorpe 5891 Carson-Newman 9472 Ouachita 6759 Sam Houston 6261 Quincy 63101 West Liberty 8089 Gannon College 6792 UT-Chattanooga 8476 Lincoln University 7583 Central State 68109 Alabama State 7382 Knoxville College 7357 Lincoln University 6590 Bellarmine College 4881 Carson-Newman 8089 Knoxville College 6593 Kentucky Wesleyan 10487 Alabama A&M 70

93 Alabama State 7574 Eastern Illinois 72110 Central State 6895 UT-Chattanooga 6553 Transylvania 4562 Southeastern LA 5454 Akron University 50106 Assumption College 7676 Kentucky Wesleyan 78

1973-1974 (22-6)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP74 Knoxville College 6590 Northern Kentucky State 7463 Middle Tennessee State 8966 Vanderbilt 6769 Northern Kentucky State 6377 Middle Tennessee State 8588 West Liberty State 7683 UT-Chattanooga 9780 Kentucky Wesleyan 7374 Central State 5285 Eastern Illinois 7789 Bethune-Cookman 67101 Alabama A&M 6274 Pikeville College 6094 Morehouse College 6191 Morris Brown 6991 Morris Brown 6791 Morehouse College 7671 Alabama A&M 6768 Knoxville College 5295 Central State 7078 Gannon College 8174 Kentucky Wesleyan 8482 Pikeville College 6175 Drury College 6860 UT-Chattanooga 5054 Fisk University 6598 Southern University 86

1974-1975 (19-9)Coach Ed Martin TSU OPP86 Northern Kentucky 8357 Eastern Illinois 8275 Virginia Union 8497 Knoxville College 5791 West Liberty 8180 Morris Harvey 6474 Wheeling College 6467 Middle Tennessee State 8166 Central State 7992 UT-Chattanooga 9087 Morehouse College 8683 Kentucky Wesleyan 7183 Virginia Union 77



81 Middle Tennessee State 8289 Northern Kentucky 8474 Lincoln University 69107 Knoxville College 9256 Morehouse College 5578 Central State 6865 Drury College 7794 Kentucky Wesleyan 8770 UT-Chattanooga 6775 Lincoln University 9163 Armstrong State 5382 UT-Chattanooga 8172 Akron University 6960 Old Dominion 7780 Assumption University 88

1975-1976 (19-7)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP66 Alabama State University 6573 University of North Alabama 5985 West Liberty State 6585 Knoxville College 6769 Belmont College 6789 Northern Kentucky 7987 Bentley College 7649 Dartmouth College 5764 Northern Kentucky 7060 Miles College 5985 Drury College 6386 Central State 6656 Belmont College 5762 UT-Chattanooga 5961 University of North Alabama 53112 Indiana State-Evansville 5282 Kentucky Wesleyan 7556 Alabama A&M 5270 Alabama State University 7376 Miles College 6787 Knoxville College 85

83 Alabama A&M 8164 Central State 5755 Alabama-Huntsville 7945 Kentucky Wesleyan 6077 University of North Alabama 83

1976-1977 (9-6)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP85 Alabama-Huntsville 7573 Austin Peay 8773 Drury College 8049 UT-Martin 5163 Austin Peay 6462 Northern Kentucky 5778 LeMoyne-Owen 6668 Alabama State 9358 Kentucky State 6192 Morris Brown 8068 North Alabama 7990 LeMoyne-Owen 8254 UT-Chattanooga 7069 Knoxville College 8166 Indiana State 9279 Kentucky Wesleyan 7450 Central State 8151 North Alabama 6163 UT-Martin 6584 Alabama State 8372 Central State 6970 Kentucky Wesleyan 6667 Knoxville College 6190 UT-Chattanooga 10158 Kentucky State 99

1977-1978 (13-12)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP95 Eastern Illinois 7169 Georgetown College 6383 UT-Martin 5369 Belmont College 6571 UT-Chattanooga 782 Alabama State 02 Alabama State 078 LeMoyne Owens 8058 UT-Martin 6688 Kentucky State (OT) 8963 North Kentucky 8355 North Alabama 8390 LeMoyne Owens 6567 Morris Brown 6257 Indiana State 5876 Kentucky State 6348 Belmont College 4283 Benedict 8269 Georgetown College 7185 Morris Brown 6954 North Alabama 6662 Eastern Illinois 9263 Kentucky Wesleyan 6081 UT-Chattanooga 6472 Kentucky State 100

1978-1979 (20-6)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP86 Mississippi Valley 8177 Cumberland 9868 UT-Martin 5684 Benedict (2-OT) 8074 Kentucky State 7084 North Kentucky 73100 Alabama A&M 7683 North Carolina Central 80

Ed Martin’s 1974-75 19-9 basketball team



70 Belmont College 4864 UT-Chattanooga 7569 Middle Tennessee State 6477 LeMoyne Owens 7359 South West Texas 6076 Kentucky State 6483 UT-Martin 7392 LeMoyne Owens 8883 North Alabama 6772 Indiana at Evans 73101 Kentucky Wesleyan 7198 Belmont College 7189 Alabama A&M 5981 North Carolina Central 5878 Kentucky Wesleyan 8181 UT-Chattanooga 6481 Alabama State 84

1979-1980 (19-7)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP105 North Carolina Central 7266 North Carolina A&T 6767 Belmont College 6575 Middle Tennessee State 6379 Alabama State 11176 Austin Peay 7389 UT-Chattanooga 7084 Kentucky State 6977 Kentucky Wesleyan 5771 Towson State 6192 UT-Martin 7276 UT-Chattanooga 8490 Florida A&M 7788 Bethune Cookman 6773 Belmont College 5572 North Alabama 6265 Florida A&M 5162 Tennessee Tech 6183 UT-Martin 7655 North Carolina A&T 6372 North Alabama 85

69 Kentucky Wesleyan 7991 Mississippi Valley State 79105 Towson State 5886 Kentucky State 8888 Wilberforce 57

1980-1981 (17-9)Coach Ed Martin TSU OPP58 Southeast Louisiana 6097 Austin Peay 7969 George Washington 5880 Morehead State 8886 Jackson State 7165 Belmont College (OT) 6362 UT-Chattanooga 8362 UT-Martin 5875 Mississippi Valley State 7759 Middle Tennessee State 6959 North Carolina A&T 6169 Florida A&M 5858 UT-Chattanooga 7171 Maine 7067 UT-Martin 6894 Jackson State 5881 Florida A&M(2ot) 7969 Prairie View 6567 Tennessee Tech 5981 Southeast Louisiana 6575 Southern Unviersity 6286 Mississippi Valley State (OT) 7568 Southern University 6458 North Carolina A&T (OT) 6873 Austin Peay 60

1981-1982 (13-12)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP69 Austin Peay 6757 UT-Chattanooga 8571 Samford 6660 Middle Tennessee State 55

57 Austin Peay 7058 Louisville 8384 Mississippi Valley 7372 Baptist College 7658 Samford 6962 Jackson State 6779 Bethune-Cookman 9380 North Carolina A&T 7077 Southeast Louisiana 9668 Middle Tennessee State 7079 Grambling State 5968 Jackson State 6468 Florida A&M 6780 Belmont College 8576 Mississippi Valley 5768 North Carolina A&T 92

1982-1983 (11-16)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP77 Middle Tennessee State 7151 UT-Chattanooga 6871 Samford 7658 Arkansas State 6081 Grambling State 6658 Austin Peay (OT) 8956 Southwest Missouri 4547 Oregon State 5966 Drake University 6351 Montana State 5654 Tennessee Tech 5370 Florida A&M 7472 Jackson State 5358 North Carolina A&T 6782 Alabama State 8557 Southeast Louisiana 6652 Arkansas State 55100 Clark College 8969 North Carolina A&T 7693 Mississippi Valley 8067 Southwest Missouri 5372 Grambling State 69

Tennessee State’s 1978-79 men’s basketball team



69 Jackson State 7366 Mississippi Valley 9365 Southeast Louisiana 6666 Florida A&M 6296 Alabama A&M 106

1983-1984 (12-15)Coach Ed MartinTSU OPP60 Memphis State 8861 Southern Mississippi (OT) 6558 Murray State (OT) 6569 Bethune-Cookman 6058 Middle Tennessee 5784 Grambling State 6380 Austin Peay 7162 UT-Chattanooga 8362 Mississippi Valley 6672 Jackson State 5367 Morehead State 6865 Florida A&M 5849 Arkansas State 5264 North Kentucky 6669 Tennessee Tech 7369 Jackson State 5966 Alabama State 7489 North Carolina A&T 7171 Middle Tennessee State 7762 Morehead State 7377 North Carolina A&T 8069 Murray State 5267 Grambling State 8087 Florida A&M 8371 Southeastern Louisiana 6788 Austin Peay 6966 Arkansas State 71

1984-1985 (9-19)Coach Ed Martin/Ed MeyersTSU OPP72 Bethel College 6160 Morehead State 4160 Middle Tennessee State 8058 Austin Peay 6780 Grambling State 6558 Murray State 7585 Morehead State 8763 Austin Peay 6556 Murray State 7663 Jackson State 7964 Georgetown, D.C. 7788 Seton Hall 9576 Austin Peay 7583 Florida A&M (OT) 8257 Memphis State 9066 Augusta College 5761 Arkansas State 6256 Western Kentucky 8664 North Carolina A&T 76

47 Jackson State 4653 Grambling State 6359 Middle Tennessee 6065 Augusta College 4965 Middle Tennessee State (OT) 7094 Miles College 7777 Florida A&M 8663 North Carolina A&T 6854 Arkansas State 56

1985-1986 (14-14)Coach Larry ReidTSU OPP49 Utah 8059 Weber State 7655 Idaho State 6861 Memphis State 10762 South Carolina 7892 Fisk 7057 North Carolina A&T 7557 Samford University 5567 Morehead State 5149 North Carolina A&T 4655 Alcorn State 7670 Jackson State 6371 Augusta College 5958 Western Kentucky 6972 Florida A&M 9356 Samford 5862 South Carolina State 6060 Jackson State 5262 Middle Tennessee State 6377 Jackson State 5978 Arkansas State 72103 Miles College 6366 Augusta College 6280 South Carolina 7057 Mississippi Valley 6563 Florida A&M 6173 Middle Tennessee State 8564 Arkansas State 89

1986-1987 (15-12)Coach Larry ReidTSU OPP72 Samford University 62108 Miles College 81111 Fisk University 6362 UT-Chattanooga 7679 Baptist College 7869 North Carolina A&T 6782 Faulkner College 7365 Virginia Tech 6762 Memphis State 7750 Jackson State 5158 Morehead State 7164 Illinois at Chicago 7773 Alcorn State 6364 Arkansas State 52

69 East Tennessee State 7148 North Carolina A&T 5561 South Carolina State 6265 Middle Tennessee State 6693 Kentucky State 7151 Jackson State 5384 Arkansas State (OT) 8378 Southeastern Louisiana 5167 Cincinnati 5666 South Carolina State 59105 Florida A&M 9467 Middle Tennessee State 7290 Florida A&M 81

1987-1988 (11-17, 4-10)Coach Larry ReidTSU OPP91 Belmont College 8772 University of Texas 8470 Eastern Kentucky* 8459 Univ. of Illinois Chicago 5590 Northern Illinois 8084 Murray State* 9970 Austin Peay* 7374 Missouri Kansas City 6899 Morehead State* 8897 Eastern Kentucky* 11481 Morehead State* 6464 Memphis State 6783 Middle Tennessee State* 9868 Tennessee Tech* 6077 Jackson State 7970 Murray State* 7867 Austin Peay* 7987 Middle Tennessee State* 9277 Tennessee Tech* 8090 Youngstown State* 6674 Cincinnati 7578 Austin Peay% 81*denotes OVC Games%denotes OVC Tourney

1988-89 (4-24, 2-10)Coach Larry ReidTSU OPP74 Bethel College (TN) 8057 Florida A&M 7085 US-International 9478 Carson-Newman 6169 East Tennessee State 7065 Northern Illinois 7561 Morgan State 8178 UT-Chattanooga (OT) 8656 Alabama-Birmingham 8663 Jackson State 7382 Youngstown State 7860 Middle Tennessee State* 8959 Tennessee Tech* 7359 Missouri-Kansas City 69



68 Cincinnati 8164 Morehead State* 5854 Eastern Kentucky* 5955 Murray State* 8793 Austin Peay* (OT) 9771 Middle Tennessee State 10063 Memphis State 8578 Jackson State 8271 Austin Peay* 7980 Murray State *8973 Eastern Kentucky* (OT) 8292 Morehead State* (OT) 9386 Tennessee Tech* 8471 Murray State% 90*denotes OVC Games%denotes OVC Tourney

1989-1990 (7-21, 2-10)Coach Ron AbernathyTSU OPP74 Memphis State 9979 Austin Peay 8376 St. Louis 10759 North Carolina A&T# 5865 Southern Illinois 9982 Central State 7074 Alabama State 79102 UT-Chattanooga (OT) 9888 Morgan State 6588 Howard 6868 Illinois at Chicago 7674 New Orleans 9185 Missouri-Kansas City 10082 Tennessee Tech* 892 Middle Tennessee State*^ 071 Eastern Kentucky* 8391 Morehead State* 9399 Austin Peay* 9267 Murray State* 8086 North Carolina A&T (OT) 8461 Chicago State 6389 Murray State* (OT) 9064 Austin Peay* 9198 Morehead State* 10475 Eastern Kentucky* 8897 Middle Tennessee State* 11178 Tennessee Tech* 8889 Morehead State% 92#later forfeited^denotes forfeit*denotes OVC Games%denotes OVC Tourney

1990-1991 (5-23, 1-11)Coach Ron AbernathyTSU OPP75 Tennessee 9183 Kentucky State 86108 Carson-Newman 72

86 Wright State 8877 Southwest Missouri 8778 South Carolina 7777 UT-Chattanooga 9577 Toledo 10266 Ohio State 10388 Southwestern Louisiana 12793 Chicago State 8386 Colorado 12478 Tennessee Tech* 8858 Morehead State* 6474 Eastern Kentucky* 8475 Murray State* 7383 Austin Peay State* 10680 Middle Tennessee State* 9279 Missouri-Kansas City 8387 Tennessee Tech* 10190 Middle Tennessee State* 11256 Western Kentucky 7498 Alcorn State 8988 Austin Peay* 9464 Murray State* 6575 Eastern Kentucky* 7775 Morehead State* 8170 Eastern Kentucky% 91*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1991-1992 (4-24, 2-12) Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP82 Tennessee Temple 7758 Oklahoma State 8985 Oral Roberts 9656 Illinois 7874 Alcorn State 8482 King College 9960 Clemson 8559 New Mexico 10773 Youngstown State 8171 Akron 8281 Alabama State 10575 Morehead State* 10161 Eastern Kentucky* 6450 Middle Tennessee State* 5562 Murray State* 7166 UT-Martin 4963 Southeast Missouri State* 6278 Austin Peay * 5972 Tennessee Tech* 9256 Missouri-Kansas City 7480 Austin Peay* (OT) 8366 Southeast Missouri State* 7660 Murray State* 7549 Middle Tennessee State* 6864 Eastern Kentucky* 8376 Morehead State* 8180 Tennessee Tech* 9167 Eastern Kentucky% 88

*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1992-1993 (19-10, 13-3)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP70 Jackson State 6366 Southwest Missouri State 7968 Louisiana State 9080 Alabama 9595 Southeast Missouri State* 7080 Murray State* 7678 Middle Tennessee State* 7086 Morehead State* 7573 Eastern Kentucky* 7584 Missouri-Kansas City 7185 UT-Martin* 67102 Tennessee Tech* 7993 Austin Peay* 6896 Morehead State* 7293 Eastern Kentucky* 8484 Middle Tennessee State* 6779 UT-Martin* 7077 Southeast Missouri State* 9682 Murray State* 7582 Tennessee Tech* 7877 Austin Peay* 8077 Tennessee Tech% 7182 Murray State% 6859 Seton Hall# 81*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney#denotes NCAA Tournament

1993-1994 (19-12, 12-4)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP68 Jackson State 7270 Cincinnati 7997 Central State 81148 Fisk 5766 UCLA 8052 Alabama-Birmingham 7075 Missouri-Kansas City 5574 North Carolina A&T 5967 Tulane 7076 Austin Peay* 8360 Southwest Missouri 6180 Eastern Kentucky* 6366 Middle Tennessee State* 5694 Southeast Missouri* 8379 Murray State* 9086 Tennessee Tech* 7396 Southeast Missouri* 8776 Murray State* 9294 UT-Martin* 7982 Middle Tennessee State* 5879 Austin Peay 69



93 UT-Martin* 8079 Morehead State* 7795 Eastern Kentucky* 9185 Morehead State* 9594 Tennessee Tech* 8562 Alabama 6661 Middle Tennessee State% 6091 Tennessee Tech% 7473 Murray State% 7270 Kentucky# 83 *denotes OVC Game %denotes OVC Tourney #denotes NCAA Tournament

1994-1995 (17-10, 11-5)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP 68 Jackson State 72102 Bryan College 7896 East Tennessee State 7986 UT-Chattanooga 7563 North Carolina A&T 6067 Virginia Commonwealth 7658 Kansas State 7193 Florida A&M 8066 Austin Peay* 6478 UT-Martin* 6668 East Tennessee State 6585 Eastern Kentucky* 7577 Morehead State* 6698 Middle Tennessee State* 8583 Southeast Missouri State* 8078 Murray State* 7564 Southeast Missouri State* 6672 Murray State* 6573 Tennessee Tech* 7978 Austin Peay* 8987 UT-Martin* 7482 Morehead State* (OT) 7163 Eastern Kentucky* 6176 Middle Tennessee* (2OT) 7783 Tennessee Tech* 95

80 Western Kentucky 8661 Jackson State 7876 Austin Peay% 81*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1995-1996 (15-13, 11-5)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP75 Missouri 8972 Colorado 8667 Iowa State 7574 Texas-Pan American 6870 Mississippi Valley State 8674 Vanderbilt 9367 Arkansas 8684 Southern 7986 Wisconsin-Parkside 8883 UT-Martin*(OT) 7867 Murray State* 7181 Austin Peay* 7673 East Tennessee State 7074 Middle Tennessee State* 8682 Southeast Missouri* 7072 Eastern Kentucky* 6986 Morehead State* 7675 Tennessee Tech* 7167 UT-Martin 7178 Murray State* 7274 Middle Tennessee State* 7975 Austin Peay* 10276 Southeast Missouri* 7374 Tennessee Tech* 6565 Morehead State* 6082 Eastern Kentucky* 6771 Morehead State% 6062 Austin Peay% 83*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1996-1997 (9-18, 7-11)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP85 Old Dominion 9579 Central Michigan 7673 Illinois 8662 Florida State 10049 UT-Chattanooga 6754 Louisville 10274 Mississippi Valley State 9186 Jackson State 7571 Eastern Illinois* 7353 Southeast Missouri State* 7170 Middle Tennessee State* 7254 UT-Martin* 6575 Murray State* 8781 Austin Peay* 7059 Tennessee Tech* 5790 Morehead State* 8282 Eastern Kentucky* 7175 Southeast Missouri State* 7874 Eastern Illinois* 8299 Tennessee Tech* 5984 Murray State* 6886 UT-Martin*(OT) 8475 Middle Tennessee State* 8274 Austin Peay* 8685 Morehead State* 9874 Eastern Kentucky* 8363 Murray State% 76*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1997-1998 (13-16, 8-10)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP97 Fisk 5279 Southeast Missouri* 7770 Eastern Illinois* 7366 Northern Iowa 6867 Indiana State 9953 Appalachian State 73

Tennessee State’s first OVC Championship team from 1993-94



59 Lafayette 7153 Dartmouth 4475 Austin Peay* 5572 Morehead State* 8369 Eastern Kentucky* 7159 Southeast Missouri 6056 Tennessee Tech* 4257 Middle Tennessee State* 6774 UT-Martin* 7084 Murray State* 9665 Austin Peay* 8556 Eastern Illinois* 6464 Morehead State* 6079 Eastern Kentucky* 6674 Tennessee Tech* 7681 Middle Tennessee State* 7662 UT-Martin* 5376 Murray State* 8184 Eastern Illinois% 7974 Middle Tennessee State% 7069 Murray State% 92*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1998-1999 (12-15, 9-9)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP69 Tennessee 9192 Trevecca 6770 Northern Iowa(OT) 7497 Spalding 6467 Eastern Illinois* 5949 Southeast Missouri* 7083 Troy State 7248 New Orleans 5547 Kentucky 9780 Austin Peay* 7086 Eastern Kentucky* 7976 Morehead State* 9263 Eastern Illinois* 7260 Middle Tennessee State* 7074 Tennessee Tech* 6471 Murray State* 8167 UT-Martin* 5675 Belmont 7883 Austin Peay* 9254 Southeast Missouri* 6186 Eastern Kentucky* 7282 Morehead State* 7874 Middle Tennessee State* 7868 Tennessee Tech* 6763 Murray State* 9566 UT-Martin*(OT) 5768 Middle Tennessee State% 75*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

1999-2000 (7-21, 6-12)Coach Frankie AllenTSU OPP60 Northern Iowa 6878 University of Georgia 8470 Pacific 7476 Prairie View 8165 Jacksonville State 7776 Louisville 11562 Indiana State 8973 Youngstown State 8060 Radford 5853 Wright State 6146 Southeast Missouri* 7950 Eastern Illinois* 8151 Morehead State* 7194 Eastern Kentucky* 8859 UT-Martin* 7570 Tennessee Tech* 8873 Middle Tennessee* 8080 Austin Peay* 7377 Murray State* 7556 Southeast Missouri* 5278 Eastern Illinois* 9865 Murray State* 8273 Morehead State* 10474 Eastern Kentucky* 6066 Tennessee Tech* 7785 Middle Tennessee* 10074 UT-Martin* 7162 Austin Peay* 7358 Murray State% 83*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2000-2001 (10-19, 7-9)Coach Nolan Richardson IIITSU OPP75 Middle Tennessee State 7166 Western Kentucky* 9067 Kansas State(OT) 6974 Wright State 8449 Wichita State 7377 Middle Tennessee State 7986 Fisk 7080 Jacksonville State(2OT) 84100 Tevecca Nazarene 7880 Evansville(OT) 8657 Southeast Missouri* 8898 Eastern Illinois* 9995 Eastern Kentucky* 8073 Morehead State* 9090 Tennessee Tech* 8693 UT-Martin* 7673 Austin Peay* 7783 Murray State* 10272 Eastern Illinois* 7496 Southeast Missouri* 94

77 UT-Martin* 9392 Eastern Kentucky* 7989 Morehead State* 6972 Tennessee Tech* 8166 Murray State* 6783 Austin Peay* 60100 Murray State% 114*denotes OVC Games%denotes OVC Tourney

2001-2002 (11-17, 7-9)Coach Nolan Richardson IIITSU OPP88 Trevecca 77101 Evansville 7873 Kansas State 7954 Wright State 6663 Louisville 8186 Fisk 7271 Oral Roberts 8779 Middle Tennessee State 8872 Murray State 10383 UNLV 10160 Houston 9172 Morehead State* 9269 Eastern Kentucky* 6894 Southeast Missouri* 8279 UT-Martin* 9187 Lipscomb 7268 Austin Peay* 8168 Tennessee Tech* 7791 Morehead State* 7272 Southeast Missouri* 6594 Eastern Illinois* 7684 Murray State* 8778 UT-Martin* 8466 Eastern Kentucky* 6378 Austin Peay* 6766 Tennessee Tech* 8284 Eastern Illinois* 8882 Morehead State% 91*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2002-2003 (2-25, 0-16)Coach Nolan Richardson III/$- Coach Teresa Phillips^ - Coach Hosea LewisTSU OPP107 Trevecca 9465 Fisk 6951 Iowa 8469 Oral Roberts 7785 Lipscomb 9787 Morris Brown 7872 Texas-El Paso 9173 Ohio State 9487 Kentucky 115



42 Morehead State* 9383 Eastern Kentucky* 10986 UT-Martin* 10471 Georgia State 10789 Morehead State* 10368 Morris Brown 7365 Tennessee Tech* 9175 Murray State* 9367 Southeast Missouri* 8767 Eastern Illinois* 9657 $-Austin Peay* 8275 ^-UT-Martin* 9572 ^-Eastern Kentucky* 8956 ^-Austin Peay* 7172 ^-Tennessee Tech* 10179 ^-Murray State* 10075 ^-Eastern Illinois* 8882 ^-Southeast Missouri* 89*denotes OVC Game$-Teresa Phillips coached game^-Hosea Lewis coached game

2003-2004 (7-21, 6-10)Coach Cy AlexanderTSU OPP73 Trevecca 7156 Tennessee 8186 UT-Chattanooga 9363 Fisk 6543 Georgia Tech 9464 Vanderbilt 8577 Alabama A&M 7856 Wyoming 10944 Colorado 7170 UT-Chattanooga 7471 Portland State 7488 Jacksonville State* 7460 Samford* 4875 Southeast Missouri State* 8160 Eastern Illinois* 5969 UT-Martin* 7878 Murray State* 8454 Austin Peay* 6576 Tennessee Tech* 7775 Morehead State* 8965 Eastern Kentucky* 6875 Eastern Illinois* 6890 Southeast Missouri State* 8672 Murray State* 8881 UT-Martin* 7270 Samford* 8670 Jacksonville State* 8671 Austin Peay% 75*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2004-2005 (14-17, 9-7)Coach Cy AlexanderTSU OPP73 Western Kentucky (OT) 7665 Vanderbilt 8760 Southern Illinois 8375 Cal State-Northridge (OT) 7275 Delaware State 69102 Trevecca (OT) 9781 Fisk 7694 Middle Tennessee 9686 Alabama A&M 6768 Arkansas 9679 Alabama 8780 South Dakota State 8261 Iowa State 6764 Louisville 9893 Jacksonville State* 6968 Samford* 79105 Southeast Missouri* (OT) 10177 Eastern Illinois* 6292 Tennessee-Martin* 7674 Murray State* 8251 Austin Peay* 6950 Tennessee Tech* 7175 Eastern Kentucky* 63100 Morehead State* 6561 Eastern Illinois* 8268 Southeast Missouri* 8574 Murray State* 6868 Tennessee-Martin* 7487 Samford* (OT) 8563 Jacksonville State* 6268 Eastern Kentucky% 74*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2005-2006 (13-15, 11-9)Coach Cy AlexanderTSU OPP72 Fisk 6372 Georgia Tech 8269 Southeast Missouri* 7084 Eastern Illinois* 6874 Southern Miss 8465 Ohio State 7451 Iowa State 5957 Middle Tennessee 6776 Morehead State* 4967 Murray State* 7585 Tennessee-Martin* 8248 Samford* 6875 Jacksonville State* 7768 Southeast Missouri* 6373 Eastern Illinois* 5774 Eastern Kentucky* 7972 Tennessee Tech* 6383 Jacksonville State* 80

54 Samford* 6463 Austin Peay* 7068 Tennessee-Martin* 7170 Tennessee Tech* 6580 Austin Peay* 5852 Murray State* 7770 Ball State 6983 Morehead State* 75 74 Eastern Kentucky* 6467 Samford% 78 *denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2006-2007 (12-20, 8-12) Coach Cy AlexanderTSU OPP69 Western Kentucky 8754 Kansas 8960 Prairie View A&M 4949 Towson 4760 Alabama 7856 Middle Tennessee State 6775 Southeast Missouri* 7259 Eastern Illinois* 5659 Auburn 8667 Ball State 6069 Siena 8160 Morehead State* 6283 Murray State* (OT) 8665 UT-Martin* 7359 Samford* 4183 Jacksonville State* 7485 Fisk 5278 Southeast Missouri* 9261 Eastern Illinois* 5863 Eastern Kentucky* 6267 Tennessee Tech* 7364 Jacksonville State* 7260 Samford* 7053 Austin Peay* 6274 UT-Martin* 7666 Tennessee Tech* 8644 Austin Peay* 8964 Murray State* (OT) 6060 Loyola (MD) 6262 Morehead State* 4653 Eastern Kentucky* 6584 Austin Peay % (OT) 89*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney

2007-2008 (15-17, 10-10) Coach Cy AlexanderTSU OPP85 Cumberland 7585 Georgia Tech 9978 Alaska-Fairbanks 6468 Colorado State 87



72 Akron 7472 Indiana 8495 Southeast Missouri* 10274 Eastern Illinois* 7271 Belmont 8274 Vanderbilt 8360 Illinois 5859 Morehead State* 5388 Murray State* 9274 UT Martin* 7555 Samford* 4679 Jacksonville State* 8387 Southeast Missouri* 7579 Eastern Illinois* 7263 Eastern Kentucky* 6573 Tennessee Tech* 7288 Jacksonville State* 7759 Samford* 6578 Austin Peay* 7981 UT Martin* 9175 Tennessee Tech* 7875 Murray State* 7073 Austin Peay 6976 Morehead State* 8489 Eastern Kentucky* 7068 Morehead State*% 6183 Murray State*% 7564 Austin Peay*%# 82*denotes OVC Game%denotes OVC Tourney#denotes OVC Championship Game

2008-2009 (12-18) (9-9)Coach Cy Alexander/ $-Mark PittmanTSU OPP 85 Cumberland 93 70 Loyola 73 75 Northern Illinois 73 109 Miles College 92 63 Belmont 91 61 Eastern Illinois 71 83 Southeast Missouri State 72 67 Alabama A&M 69 66 Alabama 75 58 Kentucky 102 60 Marshall 74 58 Georgia Tech 63 69 Eastern Kentucky* 63 71 Morehead State* 64 71 Murray State* 75 65 UT Martin* 78 87 Austin Peay* 91 59 Jacksonville State* 57 78 Tennessee Tech* 86 73 Morehead State* 94 59 Eastern Kentucky* 77 58 Murray State* 88

73 UT Martin* 100 80 $-Jacksonville State* 70 88 $-Austin Peay* 80 77 $-Tennessee Tech* 74 78 $-Detroit 75 87 $-Southeast Missouri State* 82 83 $-Eastern Illinois* 63 74 $-Murray State*% 88 %denotes OVC Tourney *denotes OVC Game

2009-2010 (9-23, 6-12)Coach John CooperTSU OPP69 Siena 8557 Northern Illinois 8562 Northwestern 6953 Iowa State 8473 Kennesaw State 6760 Liberty 6360 Belmont 6981 Eastern Illinois* (3OT) 8366 Southeast Missouri State* 7470 Detroit 6980 Alabama A&M 7771 Vanderbilt 8465 Alabama 7771 Eastern Kentucky* 7966 Morehead State* 7259 Murray State* 8073 Tennessee Martin* 5962 Iowa 6777 Austin Peay State* 7967 Jacksonville State* 8556 Tennessee Tech* 6150 Morehead State* 6558 Eastern Kentucky* 7554 Murray State* 7674 Tennessee Martin* 6876 Austin Peay State* 67109 Tennessee Tech* (2OT) 10276 Jacksonville State* 57 73 Central Michigan 7974 Southeast Missouri State* 6761 Eastern Illinois* 6651 Murray State% 84%denotes OVC Tourney*denotes OVC Game

2010-11 (14-16, 10-8)Coach John CooperTSU OPP65 at Mississippi State 7585 Fisk 5063 at Illinois State 7872 at Air Force 8750 at Saint Louis 7872 Belmont 8768 at Eastern Illinois* 67

77 at Southeast Missouri* 6774 at Alabama A&M 6884 LeMoyne-Owen 4874 Morehead State* (OT) 6862 Eastern Kentucky* 4958 at Middle Tennessee 6586 at Memphis 9153 at Murray State* 6464 at UT Martin* 6776 Austin Peay* (OT) 7468 Jacksonville State* 6371 Tennessee Tech* 6565 at Morehead State* 7272 at Eastern Kentucky* 8665 Murray State* 7456 UT Martin* 4773 at Jacksonville State* (OT) 7664 at Austin Peay* 7959 at Tennessee Tech* 6178 Delaware State* 6357 Southeast Missouri* 5266 Eastern Illinois* 6264 vs. UT Martin* % 68

2011-2012 (20-13, 11-5)Coach John Cooper TSU OPP 37 at St. Louis 71 49 at Western Kentucky 52 81 Fisk 57 64 at South Carolina $ 63 69 at North Carolina $ 102 89 vs. Mississippi Valley State $ (2 OT) 90 69 vs. Morgan State $ 64 62 Middle Tennessee State 77 62 Belmont* 75 65 Central Michigan 57 59 at Delaware State 55 92 LeMoyne-Owen 55 78 Alabama A&M 68 83 UT Martin* 67 68 at Eastern Kentucky* 73 86 at Tennessee Tech* 92 65 at Jacksonville State* 72 77 Morehead State* 72 52 SIUE* 49 63 at Austin Peay* 69 55 at Eastern Illinois* 46 72 at UT Martin* 59 91 Eastern Kentucky* (2 OT) 85 77 Austin Peay* 57 75 at Southeast Missouri* 72 72 at Murray State* 68 68 Tennessee Tech* 53 69 Jacksonville State* (OT) 64 68 at Miami (Ohio) 61 62 Murray State* 80 59 vs. Morehead State& 52



52 vs. Murray State& 54 60 at Mercer # 68 $ Las Vegas Invitational * OVC Game & OVC Tournament #CollegeInsider.com Tournament

2012-2013 (18-15, 11-5)Coach Travis Williams TSU OPP 66 at Brigham Young 81 71 at South Dakota State 78 43 at Minnesota 72 68 South Alabama $ 57 57 at Georgia State $ 59 70 vs. Monmouth $ 81 92 Fisk 53 83 at Alabama A&M 72 76 Drexel 66 38 at Missouri 68 79 Lemoyne-Owen 39 48 at Middle Tennessee State 77 67 USC Upstate 64 67 Eastern Illinois* 59 72 at Tennessee Tech* 66 66 at Jacksonville State* 57 80 UT Martin* 48 81 Southeast Missouri* 69 66 Jacksonville State* 60 66 at Belmont* 78 67 at Eastern Kentucky* 76 69 at Morehead State* 78 84 Tennessee Tech* 65 88 at Austin Peay* (OT) 82 48 at Murray State* 69 80 Belmont* 69 83 at SIUE* 73 67 Loyola (Md.) 69 100 Morehead State* 101 85 Eastern Kentucky* (OT) 81 88 vs. Morehead State& 75 73 vs. Belmont& 82 72 at Evansville # 84

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SEASON RECORDS VS. OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE

1987-88 Larry Reid ...........................................................................4-10 (.400)1988-89 Larry Reid ...........................................................................2-10 (.167)1989-90 Ron Abernathy .................................................................2-10 (.167)1990-91 Ron Abernathy .................................................................1-11 (.083)1991-92 Frankie Allen .....................................................................2-12 (.143)1992-93 Frankie Allen .....................................................................13-3 (.813)1993-94 Frankie Allen .....................................................................12-4 (.750)1994-95 Frankie Allen .....................................................................11-5 (.688)1995-96 Frankie Allen .....................................................................11-5 (.688)1996-97 Frankie Allen ......................................................................7-11(.389) 1997-98 Frankie Allen .....................................................................8-10 (.444)1998-99 Frankie Allen ....................................................................... 9-9 (.500)1999-00 Frankie Allen .....................................................................6-12 (.333) 2000-01 Nolan Richardson, III ........................................................ 7-9 (.438)2001-02 Nolan Richardson, III ........................................................ 7-9 (4.38)2002-03 Nolan Richardson, III/Hosea Lewis ...........................0-16 (.000)2003-04 Cy Alexander ....................................................................6-10 (.375)2004-05 Cy Alexander ...................................................................... 9-7 (.563) 2005-06 Cy Alexander ....................................................................11-9 (.555)2006-07 Cy Alexander ....................................................................8-12 (.400)2007-08 Cy Alexander ..................................................................10-10 (.500)2008-09 Cy Alexander ...................................................................... 3-8 (.272)2009 Mark Pittman ...................................................................... 6-1 (.857)2009-10 John Cooper .....................................................................6-12 (.333)2010-11 John Cooper .....................................................................10-8 (.556)2011-12 John Cooper .....................................................................11-5 (.606)2012-13 Travis Williams ..................................................................11-5 (.606)

TOTAL .........................................................193-233 (.453)

ALL TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach ............................... Seasons .............. Yrs ............Record ....... Pct.Henry A. Kean ............................... 1944-1949.................. 5 .................. 88-29 ............ .752Shelton A. Matthews .................. 1949-1950.................. 1 ................... 18-3 ............. .857Henry A. Kean ............................... 1950-1951.................. 1 .....................6-8 .............. .429Clarence Cash ............................... 1951-1954.................. 3 .................. 59-13 ............ .819Johnny B. McLendon .................. 1954-1959.................. 5 .................144-20 .......... .878Harold Hunter ............................... 1959-1968.................. 9 .................172-67 .......... .720Ed Martin ..................................... 1968-1985................. 17 ...............290-169 ......... .632Larry Reid ..................................... 1985-1989.................. 4 .................. 44-67 ............ .396Ron Abernathy ............................. 1989-1991.................. 2 .................. 12-44 ............ .214Frankie Allen.................................. 1991-2000.................. 9 ................115-139 ......... .453Nolan Richardson, III ................... 2000-2003.................. 3 .................. 23-41 ............ .359Hosea Lewis .........................................2003 ........................- .................... 0-19 ............. .000Teresa L. Phillips .................................2003 ........................- ......................0-1 .............. .000Cy Alexander ................................. 2003-2009.................. 6 .................67-107 .......... .385Mark Pittman .......................................2009 ........................- .....................6-1 . ............. .857John Cooper .................................. 2009-2012.................. 3 .................. 43-52 ............ .452Travis Williams .................................2012-13 .................... 1 .................. 18-15 ............ .545

Victory ..................................................Score ................................................ Opponent1 ........................................................................... 59-27 .....................................................Knoxville 1944100 ...................................................................... 63-53 .........................................................Lincoln 1950200 ..................................................................... 111-74 ...................................... Philander Smith 1955300 ..................................................................... 126-59 .............................................Central State 1958400 ...................................................................... 95-72 .......................................Southern Illinois 1962500 ....................................................................119-104 .................................West Liberty State 1969600 ...................................................................... 90-74 ......................Northern Kentucky State 1973700 ...................................................................... 81-58 ...........................North Carolina Central 1979800 ...................................................................... 79-78 ......................................... Baptist College 1986 900 ................................................................... 83-78 OT .................................. Tennessee Martin19951,000 ................................................................... 76-49 ....................................... Morehead State 20061st OVC Win ..................................................... 99-88 ....................................... Morehead State 1988100th OVC Win ............................................... 94-76 ...........................................Eastern Illinois 20021st OVC Tournament Win ............................ 77-71 ........................................ Tennessee Tech 1993

MILESTONE VICTORIES



1. Dick Barnett, 1955-59 3,2092. Ted McClain, 1968-71 2,3093. Leonard Robinson, 1971-74 2,2494. Lloyd Neal, 1968-72 2,2445. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 2,0766. Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 1,8687. Robert Covington, 2009-13 1,7498. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 1,7009. Monty Wilson, 1992-97 1,594 10. Tim Horton, 1991-95 1,58911. Bruce Price, 2003-07 1,57812. Jason Johnson, 1995-99 1,49413. Roshaun Bowens, 2001-05 1,44714. Ron Dorsey, 1978-81 1,445 Monti Davis, 1976-80 1,44516. Gilbert Williams, 1972-76 1,41917. Garrett Richardson, 2000-04 1,39918. Carlos Rogers, 1992-94 1,34819. Ronnie Cage, 1981-84 1,30020. John Barnhill, 1955-59 1,253

1. Dick Barnett, 1954-59 2,9242. Ted McClain, 1968-71 2,1693. Leonard Robinson, 1971-74 1,7574. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 1,6485. Lloyd Neal, 1968-71 1,5836. Gilbert Williams, 1972-76 1,536 Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 1,5368. Tim Horton, 1991-95 1,4299. Mike Johnson, 1972-76 1,38810. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 1,32211. Monty Wilson, 1992-97 1,310 Robert Covington 2009-13 1,31013. Jason Johnson, 1995-99 1,29714. Roshaun Bowens, 2001-05 1,244

1. Dick Barnett, 1954-59 1,3122. Ted McClain, 1958-71 9513. Lloyd Neal, 1968-71 9244. Leonard Robinson, 1971-74 9165. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 7666. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 6697. Gilbert Williams, 1972-76 6428. Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 6279. Robert Covington 2009-139. Jason Johnson, 1995-99 58410. Roshaun Bowens, 2001-05 57211. Mike Johnson, 1972-76 56612. Monti Davis, 1976-80 56013. Tim Horton, 1991-95 553 Monty Wilson, 1992-97 553

1. Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 8062. Monty Wilson, 1992-97 6413. Bruce Price, 2003-08 5884. Tim Horton, 1991-95 5295. Kevin Samuels, 1996-00 4536. Darryl Brooks, 1986-90 4347. Curtis Davis, 1992-96 4118. Brandon Lockridge, 2000-04 3369. Robert Covington, 2009-Present 32810. Rico Beasley, 1992-94 326

1. Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 2902. Monty Wilson, 1992-97 2143. Bruce Price, 2003-06, 07-08 1944. Robert Covington, 2009-13 1825. Tim Horton, 1991-95 1736. Garrett Richardson, 2000-04 1537. Curtis Davis, 1992-96 1458. Rico Beasley, 1992-94 133 Kevin Samuels, 1996-01 133

1. Dick Barnett, 1955-59 5852. Bruce Price, 2003-06,07-08 5123. Ted McClain, 1968-71 4964. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 4525. Robert Covington, 2009-13 3996. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 3687. Bruce Price, 2003-Present 3248. Tim Horton, 1991-95 3109. Monty Wilson, 1992-97 274

1. Dick Barnett, 1955-59 7312. Bruce Price, 2003-06,07-08 7193. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 6344. Ted McClain, 1968-71 6075. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 514 Tim Horton, 1991-95 5147. Robert Covington, 2009-13 4318. Jamie Roberts, 1997-01 419

1. Lloyd Neal, 1968-71 1,6672. Dick Barnett, 1955-59 1,5713. Leonard Robinson, 1971-74 1,5014. Monti Davis, 1976-80 1,1765. Bernard Bailey, 1974-78 1,1216. Anthony Mason, 1984-88 8947. Robert Covington, 2009-2013 876 8. Jonathan Green, 1977-81 8439. Jason Johnson, 1995-99 79110. Robert Mathis, 1968-70 73211. Henry Watkins, 1966-68 71712. Carlos Rogers, 1992-94 697 Gil Williams, 1972-76 697

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POINTS: Game: 150 vs.Knoxville College, 1958-59 Season: 3,202,1956-57

HIGHEST WINNING GAME SCORE: TSU vs. Knoville College, 150-8 (1958-59) TSU vs. Fisk University, 148-57 (Dec. 6, 1993)

LOWEST WINNING GAME SCORE: TSU vs. Oglethorpe, 7-4 (Dec. 16, 1971)

HIGHEST COMBINED GAME SCORE: TSU vs. Norfolk State, 253-136 (Jan. 13, 1968)

HIGHEST LOSING GAME SCORE: Norfolk State vs. TSU, 136-117 (Jan. 13, 1968)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: Season: .518, 1971-72 (1,078x2,083)

REBOUNDS: Season: 1,698 (1971-72)

MOST VICTORIES: 32-1 (1958-1959)

UNDEFEATED SEASONS: 24-0 (1948-49)

LONGEST WIN STREAK: 36 (1948-50)

LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 21 (2002-03)

TEAM RECORDS

INDIVIDUALMost Three-Point Field Goals MadeGame: 9 - Daryl Brooks vs. UT-Chattanooga, 12/8/89Season: 95 - Daryl Brooks, 1989-90Career: 290 - Jamie Roberts, 1997-2001

Most Three-Point AttemptedGame: 23 - Victor Farley vs. Missouri-Kansas City, 1/8/90Season: 262 - Daryl Brooks, 1989-90Career: 806 - Jamie Roberts, 1997-2001

Most Free Throws MadeGame: 24 - Theodore McClain vs. Grambling, 1969-70 Season: 191 - Anthony Mason, 1987-88Career: 585 - Richard Barnett, 1955-56

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 25 - Theodore McClain vs. Grambling, 1969-70Season: 247 - Anthony Mason, 1987-88Career: 731 - Richard Barnett, 1955-56

Free Throw Percentage (10 attempts or higher)Game: 1.000 - 11 Players, last Wil Peters at SEMO, Dec. 4, 2010Season: .869 - Leon Johnson, 1991-92 (53x61)Career: .831 -Jordan Cyphers, 2011-13 (168x202)

Most Consecutive Free Throws in a Game21 - Theodore McClain vs. Grambling, 1969-70

Most ReboundsGame: 30 - Monte Davis vs. Alabama A&M 1/8/79Season: 528 - Leonard Robinson, 1972-73Career: 1,667 - Lloyd Neal, 1968-71

Most Assists (Since 1977)Game: 14 - Neil Jones vs. Morehead State 2/9/93Season: 195 - Patrick Miller, 2012-13Career: 451 - Tremain Smith, 1985-89

Most Blocks (Since 1977)Game: 8 - Carlos Rodgers vs. Missouri-Kansas City, 1/23/93Season: 93 - Carlos Rodgers, 1992-93 / 1993-94Career: 186 - Carlos Rodgers, 1992-94

Most Steals (Since 1977)Game: 7 - Garrett Richardson, 2/4/03Season: 70 - Garrett Richardson, 2001-02Career: 256 - Garrett Richardson, 2000-04



ALL-TIME LETTER WINNERS

- A -Acoff, Harold ....................................1987-88Ajanaku, Olushala ..........................2000-01Allen, Billy ............................................... 1975Allen, Robert ......................................... 1984Allen, Vernell ...................................1948-50Alexander, Albert ...........................1970-72Altman, George ..............................1952-55Armstrong, Rashad .......................2007-08Anderson, Cedric ...........................2000-01Arnold, Wayne ................................2004-06

- B -Bacon, Anthony .................................... 1985Bailey, Bernard ................................1975-78Bakston, Julian ................................1997-99Barnett, Richard .............................1956-59Barnhill, John ..................................1956-59Beasley, Rico ....................................1993-94Beckham, Gary ..................................... 1992Belfield, Saunders ..........................1977-80Belton, Andrae ................................2004-08Bembry, Drayton .................................. 1965Blake, James .......................................... 1978Blalock, John ......................................... 1990Blanton, John ........................................ 1954Blount, Alvin ....................................1979-82Bohannon, Courtney ....................2003-07Bond, Albert ....................................1994-96Bond, Troy ........................................1991-92Bowens, Roshaun ..........................2001-05Bowers, Reshawne ........................2002-04Bowie, Boyd .....................................1946-47Bradford, Raymond ............................. 1963Bradley, William ..............................1961-64Brandon, Kellen ..............................2000-01Brooks, Darryl ...........................1987-88, 90Brown, Charlie ................................1969-70Brown, Felix ........................................... 1957Brown, Hillary ..................................1959-61Brown, Jethro ..................................1970-73Brown, Reginald .............................1952-55Brown, Sage ........................................... 1950Brown, Terrick ....................................... 2000Brown, Thomas ..................................... 1965Bryant, Felix ........................................... 1949Bryson, Cedric .................................2002-04Buckhalter, Joseph .............................. 1956Buie, Martell.....................................2009-10Burwell, Anthony ...........................1990-92Butcher, Kharon.........................2011-2012Byrd, Edward ...................................1944-45

- C -Cage, Ronnie ...................................1981-84Caldwell, Arvid ................................2001-03Caldwell, Stanley .................................. 1996Carlton, Charles ..............................1955-56Carter, Darwin ....................................... 1996Cephus, Anthony ................................. 1996Chesser, Andrew ............................1961-63Childs, Nico ......................................1988-91Clark, Reggie ......................................... 1993Clark, Robert ....................................1959-61Clay, Marshall ..................................1944-45Coffey, Brian........................................... 1991Cole, Ricky ........................................1975-76Collins, John ....................................1986-87Cook, Albert ........................................... 1956Cook, Antonio .................................2002-03Cooperwood, Josh ........................2001-03Conner, Chris ..............................2010-2012Covington, Robert ....................2009-2013Counts, Charles ..............................1974-76Cowan, Floyd ......................................... 1978Cowan, Marcus ...............................2009-10Cox, Darius .......................................2007-10Craft, James .....................................2007-08Crisp, Jose .........................................1984-85Cross, Robert ...................................1982-83Crowe, Richard................................1944-45Cruther, Jeremiah, ........................2008-10Cundiff, Frederick ................................ 1975Cyphers, Jordan.........................2011-2013

- D -Dance, Warren ................................1949-51Davis, Chad ............................................ 1994Davis, Curtis .....................................1993-96Davis, Ernest ....................................1946-47Davis, Gregory ................................1973-76Davis, Melvin ...................................1959-61Davis, Monte ...................................1976-80Davis, Patrick ......................................... 1989Davis, Richard .................................1963-65Day, Nathaniel ...................................... 1965Dean, Keith ......................................1979-80Defoe, Michael ...................................... 1992Dickens, Hayes ...................................... 1983Dockery, Deshawn ........................2012-13Dorsey, Ronald ...............................1968-71Doss, Aubrey ...................................1988-90Drummond, James........................1982-84Durley, Gerald .................................1962-64

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- E -Edmond, Bobby Joe .....................1961-64Eldridge, Robert .............................1964-66Edwards, James ..............................1971-72Edwards, Johnny ............................1948-51Edwards, Ron...................................1986-87Edwards, Thomas ................................. 1950Edwards, William ............................1944-45Ervin, Reiley .....................................2004-08Eubanks, J.J. ........................................... 1991Evans, Stephen ...............................2007-08

- F -Finley, George .................................1959-61Fisher, Cleveland ............................1944-45Fisher, Willie .....................................1968-71Flowers, Rod ....................................2004-05Fowler, Bruce ...................................1965-68Fraley, Victor ....................................1989-90France, Levert ........................................ 1960Fredrick, Tashan .........................2009-2013Funderburke, Lonnie ....................2008-10Fuller, Manley ........................................ 1972

- G -Gaines, Anthony................................... 1985Gainey, Greg ....................................1980-82Gaiter, Emmanuel ..........................2007-08Gaither, Jordan .............. 2012-PresentGeter, Eldridge ...................................... 1980Gibson, Thomas..............................1947-50Gilbert, Kareen ................................1997-98Gilmore, John ........................................ 2000Goggins, Myron ..............................1973-76Goins, Steve ........................................... 1974Gowens, Arthur ..............................1955-56Grant, Claude ..................................1969-72Grant, Kareem .................................2004-06Gray, Jimmy ........................................... 1983Green, Jonathan .............................1978-80Green, Michael ............... 2010-presentGregory, Josh ........................................ 2008Grider, Joshua .................................1946-49Guinning, Daniel .................................. 1969Gurley, Alonzo ................................1975-76Gurnell, Royce .................................1993-94

- H -Hamilton, Ronald ...........................1954-56Harding, Ryan ....................................... 1995Harris, Bobby ...................................1948-50Harris, Jay ...................... 2011-PresentHarris, Larry ......................................1969-72Harris, Leonard ..................................... 1965Hawkins, Reginald ............................... 1990Hayes, Roger ....................................1979-80Heflin, Ronald .................................1958-61

Helum, Carl ......................................1946-47Herbert, Bryant ...............................1998-99Herndos, Joe ....................................1947-50Herron, David ........................................ 1976Hightower, Drake ...........................1964-65Hillard, John .....................................1948-49Holbert, Terry ........................................ 1980Holley, Greg .....................................2009-10Hollins, Edward ..................................... 1976Horton, Tim ......................................1992-95Houston, Jerrell ..............................2007-09Howard, Kevin.................................1991-92Huver, Seth .......................................1997-98

- I -Irvin, Frank .......................................1946-47Ivy, Moraye ..................................2007-2008

- J -Jackson, Alton .................................1949-51Jackson, Benjamin .........................1953-56Jackson, Jeremy .............................2002-05James, Ronald .................................1971-73Jeffries, Perry ......................................... 1998Jenkins, Curtis .................................1993-96Jenkins, Orlie ...................................1951-52Jeter, Craig .......................................1979-80Johnson, Corrie .................................... 1997Johnson, Cordell ............................1984-87Johnson, Edward ...........................1964-67Johnson, Jason ...............................1996-99Johnson, Jeff ...................................1994-95Johnson, Leon....................................... 1992Johnson, Michael ...........................1973-76Johnson, Rossie III .........................1958-61Johnson, Samuel ...........................1979-82Jones, Carlos ....................................1979-82Jones, Dwight .................................1966-68Jones, Eddie ........................................... 1966Jones, Edward .................................1970-71Jones, Neil ........................................1992-94Jones, Robert ........................................ 1968Jones, Tommy .................................1973-74Jones, Willie ........................................... 1965Jordan, Cameron, ..........................2007-08Jordan, Gershom, ..........................2008-09

LONNIE FUNDERBURKETSU BASKETBALL 2008-10

GREG HOLLEYTSU BASKETBALL 2009-10



- K -Kasle, Sharria ......................................... 1956Kean, Henry Al, Jr. ..........................1952-55Kearse, James ..................................1978-81Kelly, Jerome ......................................... 1976Key, James ........................................1965-68Kilcrease, Eddie...............................1978-79King, Eric ...........................................2004-05Knight, Louis.......................................... 1950Knowles, Jessie ...............................1975-76

- L -Landry, John ....................................1949-51Latimer, Elihue ................................1949-51Leavell, Joseph ...............................1968-69Lee, Jerome ......................................1969-72Lee, Mudu ............................................... 1996Lee, Robert ............................................. 1980Lemons, Michael .................................. 1990Leroy, Admiral .................................1963-64Lester, George .................................1986-89Lewis, Frank .....................................1948-49Lewis, Norwal ........................................ 1976Lewis, Tony ............................................. 1991Lisenbee, Gary ................................1980-81Little, Shannon ...............................1944-45Lockridge, Brandon ......................2001-04

- M -Maclin, Herley .................................2003-05Mann, Verkeneo ................................... 2010Malone, Kevin ....................................... 1989Marion, Joseph ........................1989-90, 92Martin, Alvin .......................................... 1985Martin, Ralph ......................................... 1999Martin, Richard ...............................1974-75Mason, Anthony .............................1985-88Mathis, Charles ..................................... 1970Mathis, Robert ................................1968-71Matthews, Clarence ......................2005-07Matthews, William .........................1953-56McBride, Billy ......................................... 1976McBride, Willis ....................................... 1975McClain, Theodore ........................1968-71McClung, Devonte ........................2012-13McCorkle, Harold ................................. 1970McIntyre, Larry ................................1961-62McKnight, Lee ....................................... 1963McLay, Stanley ...................................... 1971McMullen, Darryl ...........................1978-81McNeal, Vernon ..............................1952-55Meggett, Lucious ................................. 1979Meriwether, Porter ........................1959-62Milam, Wesley .................................1984-85Miller, Patrick ................. 2010-presentMilligan, Mike ........................................ 1983Millstead, Brent ..............................1986-87

Moore, Donald ...................................... 1966Moore, Michael ...............................1990-93Moore, Kenny .............................2010-2012Moore, Samuel ...............................1953-56Mooreman, Charles ......................1968-71Morris, Calvin ..................................1995-96Morris, Gerlad ....................................... 1998Morrison, John ...................................... 1995Morrow, William .............................1965-67Morton, Charles .............................1978-81Morton, Dudley .................................... 1972Murray, Leon ......................................... 1999Murray, Terry ....................................1997-98

- N -Neal, Lloyd........................................1969-72Neely, Robert...................................1987-89Nero, Harold .......................................... 1967Nesbit, Remus ................................1952-55Nixon, Lawrence ................................. 1964Nobles, Jacquan ............. 2009-Present

- O -Obey, Jerome ........................................ 1990Offutt, Kenneth ..............................1979-80Olive, Bobby ....................................1966-68

- P -Page, Damon ...................................1970-73Parker, George ................................1997-99Parker, Leo .............................................. 1991Parks, Charlie ...................................1968-70Passe, Joey ............................................. 1984Pearson, John ........................................ 1985Perry, Reuben ..................................1955-58Peters, Will ...................................2008-2012Pharr, Gregory ....................................... 1959Pierce, Robert ........................................ 1967Porter, Willie .....................................1961-64Price, Bruce .................................2003-2008Price, Melvin ....................................1952-54Price, Stanley ...................................1977-78Pritchett, Adrian .............................2002-04Proctor, Julius ..................................1988-90

BRUCE PRICETSU BASKETBALL 2003-08

HENRY KEAN, JR.TSU BASKETBALL 1952-55



- R -Ratliffe, Charles ...............................1946-47Rawlings, Mark ..................................... 1974Reed, William ...................................1951-54Rhett, M.J. ...................... 2011-PresentRichardson, Garrett .......................2000-04Richey, Edgar ...................................1984-86Roberts, Jamie ................................1997-01Roberts, Maurin ..............................1952-55Roberts, McArthur .........................1964-65Robinson, Darrell ................................. 1987Robinson, Errol ..................................... 1966Robinson, Gerald, ..........................2007-09Robinson, Leonard ........................1971-74Rodgers, Smith ...............................1944-45Rogers, Carlos .................................1992-94Rolston, Kyle ....................................1999-01Roper, Judon ...................................1987-88Ross, Michael ......................................... 1972Roundfield, Kevin ..........................1985-86Rucker, Richard ...............................1971-74Ruffin, John ......................................1993-94

- S -Samuel, Keith ..................................1997-98Samuel, Kevin .................................1997-98Sanders, Russell ..............................1983-85Satterwhite, James ........................1956-59Scott, Clayvon .................................1988-89Scott, John .......................................1965-66Scott, Phillip .....................................1965-66Sharp, Alvin ......................................1944-45Shoecraft, Derek ................................. 2008Smith, Franklyn .................................... 1960Smith, Nathaniel ............................1954-55Smith, Parker ......................................... 2008Smith, Ronald ..................................1960-63Smith, Tremaine .............................1986-89Smotherman, Basil ........................1975-78Smotherman, Pat ................................. 1976Smothers, William ..........................1961-64Snyder, Obie ....................................1964-67Speller, Jonathan ...........................1984-87Spencer, Harold ..............................1996-99Stephens, Leonard ........................1965-66Strong, John .......................................... 1999Sturgeon, Steve .................................... 1983Summers, John ..................................... 2007Swett, Raymond ................................... 1965

- T -Talley, Eddie .....................................1985-86Tarrant, Nurlin .................................1955-59Taylor, Justin ....................................1977-78Taylor, Nathaniel ............................1948-49Temple, Vernon .................................... 1982Thompson, Michael ............................ 1997Thornton, Kellen .......................2011-2013Theadore, Walter ............................1982-84Thomas, Willis .................................1951-54Tilmon, Terry ....................................1988-89Toliver, Douglas .................................... 1975Tucker, James ..................................1978-79Turner, Larry ...............................2005-2007

- W -Waddey, Cody .................................2005-07Walker, Thomas ..............................1983-85Wallace, Tony ...................................1988-90Waller, Dwight ................................1964-67Ware, Nathaniel ..............................1966-68Warley, Benjamin ..........................1958-60Warley, Elliot ....................................1960-61Warren, Fred .......................................... 1966Washington, Glenn .......................1983-84Watkins, Greg ..................................1993-94Watkins, Henry ...............................1964-67Watkins, James ..................................... 1967Weaver, LaDarius ......................2007-2008Webb, Joshua ..................................1974-75Webb, Travis ........................................... 1989Webster, Aaron ...............................1966-67Werts, Eugene .................................1958-61Whaley, Marc ......................................... 1992White, Ronnie........................................ 1981White, Sinclair .................................1978-79Williams, Arthur .................................... 1974Williams, Brian ................................1998-99Williams, Corey ..................................... 1999Williams, Gilbert .............................1973-77Williams, Reginald .........................1972-73Williams, Rudolph..........................1961-63Williams, Ronald ................................... 1965Wilson, Clarence.............................1948-49Wilson, Duane .................................1992-93Wilson, Ernest ....................................... 1949Wilson, Larry ....................................1981-82Wilson, Monty ...........................1993,95-97Wilson, Nelson ...................................... 1964Wilson, Turron .................................2002-03Wingo, Russell .................................1973-74Woods, Joe ............................................. 1965Wright, Orlando .............................2003-04

LADARIUS WEAVERTSU BASKETBALL 2007-08

MONTY WILSONTSU BASKETBALL 1993, 95-97



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All Conference Selections

All Newcomer Selections

Coach & Player Of The Year

1987-88First Team- Anthony Mason

All-Freshman Team – Nico Childs

1988-89 Second Team- Robert Neely1989-90Second Team – Darryl Brooks1991-92All-Freshman Team – Tim Horton1992-93First Team – Carlos Rogers

Second Team- Tim Horton

All-Newcomer Team – Carlos Rogers; Monty Wilson

1993-94First Team – Carlos Rogers

Second Team- Tim Horton

1994-95First Team- Tim Horton; Monty Wilson

All-Newcomer Team- Calvin Morris

1995-96

First Team- Monty Wilson

All-Newcomer Team- Stanley Caldwell; Jason Johnson

1996-97Second Team- Jason Johnson; Kareem Gilbert

All-Newcomer Team- Kareem Gilbert; Kevin Samuel; Keith Samuel

1997-98Second Team- Jason Johnson

All-Newcomer Team- Jamie Roberts

1998-99Second Team – Jamie Roberts

All-Newcomer Team- Corey Williams

1999-2000Third Team-Jamie Roberts2001-02Second Team- Garrett Richardson

Third Team – Kyle Rolston

2003-04Second Team – Bruce Price2005-06Second Team- Clarence Matthews

All-Newcomer Team – Clarence Matthews

2007-08First Team – Bruce Price

All-Newcomer Team – Gerald Robinson, Jr.

2008-09Second Team- Gerald Robinson, Jr

All-Newcomer Team – Parker Smith

2009-10All-Newcomer Team – Robert Covington; Jacquan Nobles2010-11Second Team - Robert Covington; Kenny Moore All-Newcomer Team - Kenny Moore; Patrick Miller2011-12First Team - Robert Covington All-Newcomer Team - Kellen Thornton2012-13First Team - Patrick MillerSecond Team - Robert Covington; Kellen Thornton

OVC YEARLY AWARDSOVC Freshman of the Year1993-94 – Monty Wilson

1996-97 – Jason Johnson

1997-98 – Kevin Samuel

2003-04 – Bruce Price

2010-11 - Patrick Miller

OVC Newcomer of the Year1992-93 – Carlos Rogers

OVC Player of the Year1992-93- Carlos Rogers

1993-94- Carlos Rogers

OVC Coach of the Year1992-93- Frankie Allen

1994-95- Frankie Allen(Co-Coach)

TIGERS IN THE OVC



JOHN McLENDON

John B. McLendon, Jr. (April 15, 1915 – October 8, 1999) is noted as one of the most successful high school and college coaches in the sport of basketball.

McLendon coached at schools such as Tennessee State A&I University North Carolina College, the Hampton Institute, TKentucky State College, and Cleveland State University.

While at North Carolina College, McLendon participat-ed in The Secret Game, the first collegiate basketball contest where blacks and whites competed on the same floor.

He was a three-time winner of the NAIA Coach of the Year award, and won three consecutive NAIA champi-onships at Tennessee State, making him the first col-lege basketball coach ever to have won three consec-utive national titles. When he was hired at Cleveland State in 1966, he became the first African American basketball coach ever at a predominantly white uni-versity.

McLendon also coached professionally, when Cleve-land Pipers General Manager, Mike Cleary hired him to be the head coach of the American Basketball League team which was owned by George Steinbrenner. Mc-Lendon’s hiring made history, as he became the first African-American head coach in professional sports. In his, and the Pipers, only season in the league, the team captured the league championship. McLendon later went on to coach the American Basketball Asso-ciation’s Denver Rockets.

McLendon was first inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame as a “contributor”, not as a coach. He was, how-ever, selected in 2007 for the second entering class of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame for his coaching achievements. He was also inducted into the Tennessee State Athletics Hall of Fame in 1983 and the Cleveland State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2007, where his wife Joanna accepted the award on his behalf.



ED MARTIN

As a head coach at TSU, Ed Martin won a Associated Press National Championship in 1973 and won 290 games for the historic basketball program.

Ed Martin currently holds the longest coach-ing career as the Tigers’ head basketball coach serving for 17 years.

From 1968-1985, Coach Martin tallied a re-cord of 108-118 finishing .500 or above in 15 seasons.

He also coached at South Carolina State and while finishing his coaching career with 508 wins.

A respected man throughout the entire Nashville community, Martin also contribut-ed to Vanderbilt University as a leader in the school's Human and Organization Develop-ment program to help the community.

He was named associated professor of hu-man development at Peabody in 1989. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 75 and is still remembered as one of Nashville's great-est public citizens.



Barnett fires a shot over Hall of Famer Wilt Chamberlin.

Barnett shoots over Hall of Famer Bill Russell.

Dick “Skull” Barnett A three-time All-America player at Tennessee A & I, Dick Barnett led the Tigers to three consecutive NAIA national championships for Hall of Fame Coach John McLendon. Barnett was named championship MVP in 1958 and 1959. The top draft choice of the Syracuse National of the NBA, he spent 14 seasons in the league playing with the Los Angeles Lakers for three seasons and played on two championship teams with the New York Knicks (nine season) in 1969-70 and 1972-73. The New York Knicks retired his jersey in 1990 while Tennessee State University retired his number in 2006. Barnett’s jersey is the only retired basketball number at TSU.



Ted“Hound” McClain McClain played eight seasons (1971-1979) of professional basketball in the ABA and NBA. McClain competed for the Carolina Cou-gars, Kentucky Colonels, New York Nets, Denver Nuggets, Buffalo Braves, Philadelphia 76ers, and Phoenix Suns. In his career, McClain averaged 8.4 points per game and 3.4 assists per game. He also appeared in the 1974 ABA All-Star Game. While in college he was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 1970 NCAA Men’s Division II Basketball Tournament in a losing effort, as Tennessee State lost in the finals to Philadelphia University. McClain holds the ABA record for steals in a single game with 12, set against the New York Nets on December 26, 1973. McClain aslo holds the TSU record in most free throws made in a game with 24.

Lloyd Neal Tennessee State University’s all-time leading rebounder, Neal spent his entire professional career (1972–1979) with the NBA’s Port-land Trail Blazers. Though undersized for his position, he endeared himself to fans with his hard work and tenacity, while averaging a double-double (13.4 points, 11.8 rebounds) during the 1972-73 NBA season.



Leonard”Truck”Robinson Robinson played for TSU from 1971-74 before being drafted in the second round by the Washington Bullets (1974-77), while playing for the Atlanta Hawks (1977), New Orleans Jazz (1977-79), Phoenix Suns (1979-82), and New York Knicks (1982-85). A two-time All-Star, Robinson had his finest season with the New Orleans Jazz in 1977–78, when he averaged 22.7 points and led the NBA with 15.7 rebounds per game. He helped the Bullets win the 1975 NBA Eastern Conference and the Suns win the 1981 NBA Pacific Division. Robinson was named to the 1978 East All-Star Team, 1978 All-NBA First Team and the 1981 West All-Star Team. Robinson led the NBA in minutes played (3,638), defensive rebounds (990), total rebounds (1,288) and rebounds per game (15.7) during the 1977-78 season. He ranks 86th on the NBA/ABA career offensive rebounds list (1,985), 43rd on the career defensive rebounds list (5,282), 81st on the total rebounds list (7,267) and 73rd on the career rebounds per game list (9.4). In 11 seasons Robinson played in 772 games, stayed 25,141 minutes on the court and had a .483 field goal percentage (4,816 for 9,971), .662 free throw percentage (2,355 for 3,556), 7,267 total rebounds (1,985 offensive and 5,282 defensive), 1,348 assists, 533 steals, 510 blocks, 2,253 personal fouls and 11,988 points.

Anthony MasonMason played for Tennessee State University from 1985-88 and was drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers in the third round of the 1988 NBA Draft. wHe went on to play with the New Jersey Nets, Denver Nuggets, New York Knicks, Charlotte Hornets, Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat. He averaged 10.8 points and 8.3 rebounds in his 13-year NBA career. Mason blossomed in New York, win-ning the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award in 1995. He was named to the 1996-’97 All-NBA Third Team and to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team. He led the league in minutes played in 1995-’96 (3,457), also setting a Knicks record with the number. He also led the league in minutes played per game in 1996-97 (43.1).



Carlos RogersRogers played forward/center for Tennessee State University from 1992-94 before being selected by the Seattle SuperSonics in the 1st round (11th overall) of the 1994 NBA Draft. Rogers played in eight NBA seasons from 1994 to 2002. He played for the Golden State Warriors (1994–1995), Toronto Raptors (1995–1998), Portland Trail Blazers (1998–1999), Houston Rockets (1999–2001) and Indiana Pacers (2001–2002) . In his NBA career, Rogers played in 298 games and scored a total of 2,196 points. His NBA career average is 7.4 points per game and 4.3 rebounds per game.

TSU Draft Choices in the NBAYear Rd. Name Team

1958 13th Joe Buckhalter St. Louis1959 1st Dick Barnett Syracuse1959 11th John Barnhill St. Louis1960 4th Ben Warley Minneapolis1961 1st Ben Warley Syracuse1961 5th Rossie Johnson Cincinnati1962 3rd Porter Meriwether Syracuse1964 6th Bob Edmonds Baltimore1965 16th Willie Porter Cincinnati1968 3rd Ed Johnson Seattle1968 10th Dwight Waller Atlanta1968 11th Henry Watkins Atlanta1968 17th Nate Ware Philadelphia1971 2nd Ted McClain Atlanta1971 13th Ron Dorsey Phoenix1972 3rd Lloyd Neal Portland1974 2nd Leonard Robinson Washington1979 8th James Tucker New York

Dick Barnett Syracuse 1959-61 Los Angeles 1962-65 New York 1965-74Josh Barnhill St. Louis 1962-66 Detroit 1965-66 Baltimore 1966-67 San Diego 1967-68 Baltimore 1968-69Joe Buckhalter Cincinnati 1961-63Robert Covington Houston 2013-14Monti Davis Philadelphia 1980-81 Dallas 1980-81Ted McClain Denver 1976-77 Buffalo 1977-78 Philadelphia 1977-78 Phoenix 1978-79Anthony Mason New Jersey 1988-90 New York 1991-96

Charlotte 1997-00 Miami 2000-01 Milwaukee 2001-06Porter Meriwether Syracuse 1962-63Lloyd Neal Portland 1972-79Leonard Robinson Washington 1974-77 Atlanta 1976-77 New Orleans 1977-79 Phoenix 1978-82 New York 1982-85Carlos Rogers Golden State 1995 Toronto 1996-98 Portland 1998-99 Houston 2000Dwight Waller Atlanta 1968-69Ben Warley Syracuse 1962-63 Philadelphia 1963-66 Baltimore 1965-67

Tigers in the NBA

TELEVISION AND RADIO ROSTER

0 • Jacquan Nobles R-Sr. • G • Farina, Ill.

1 • Jamonte GrahamFr. • G • Nashville, Tenn.

2 • Patrick MillerSr. • G • Chicago, Ill.

4 • M.J. RhettR-So. • F • Columbia, S.C.

5 • Jay HarrisSo. • G • Philadelphia, Pa.

11 • Alex BatesR-Jr. • F • Greenbelt, Md.

12 • Ugo MmonuFr. • F • Osina, Nigeria

21 • Rhyan TownesFr. • G • Memphis, Tenn.

23 • Jordan GaitherSo. • G • Atlanta, Ga.

3 • Jaleel QuearyFr. • G • Nashville, Tenn.

30 • Gerald WillaimsR-So. • G • Atlanta, Ga.

32 • Chaed WellianSr. • F • Amsterdam, Netherlands

34 • Jaylen ReidFr. • F • Rock Hill, S.C.

40 • Kennedy EubanksJr. • F • Clemson, S.C.

44 • Michael GreenSr. • F • Columbia, S.C.

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