2004-05 the citadel basketball media guide

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Why The Citadel? ...................................... IFCTable of Contents ......................................................................... 1Quick Facts ................................................................................... 2Credits ............................................................................................. 2The Media ................................................... 3Media Information ................................................................ 4-5Primary Media Outlets .............................................................. 5The Citadel Radio Network .................................................... 52004-05 Outlook .................................................................. 6-9Numerical Roster ...................................................................... 10Alphabetical Roster .................................................................. 10Roster Breakdown .................................................................... 10The Players ................................................ 11Kedron Young ...................................................................... 12-13Matt Davis .............................................................................. 14-15Matt Gochnauer ................................................................... 16-17Kevin Hammack .................................................................. 18-19Andy Miller ............................................................................ 20-21Dante Terry ......................................................................... 22-23J’mel Everhart ...................................................................... 24-25Joseph Thompson ............................................................... 26-27Aaron Xia ............................................................................. 28-29Donny McLendon .................................................................... 30Mark Schiavoni ........................................................................... 31Warren McLendon .................................................................... 32Demetrius Nelson ...................................................................... 33Travis Smith ............................................................................... 34Nathan Winkler ......................................................................... 35Managers .................................................................................... 36The Coaches .............................................. 37Pat Dennis ............................................................................. 38-41All-time Head Coaches .......................................................... 40The Record on Dennis ............................................................. 41Chris Gerlufsen ........................................................................... 42Terry Parks ................................................................................. 43Mike Summey ........................................................................... 44Paul Lambert ............................................................................ 44The Administration ..................................... 45Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds ..................................................... 46Les Robinson .............................................................................. 47Support Staff ............................................................................. 482004-05 Opponents ................................... 492004-05 Opponents ........................................................ 50-60

2005 Southern Conference Tournament Bracket ......... 61Dennis vs. 2004-05 Opponents ........................................... 62The Citadel vs. 2004-05 Opponents .................................. 622003-04 In Review ..................................... 632003-04 Individual Statistics ................................................ 642003-04 Team Statistics ........................................................ 642003-04 Results ....................................................................... 642003-04 Senior Salute ........................................................... 652003-04 Game Recaps .................................................... 66-812003-04 Southern Conference Recap ........................ 82-84The Citadel Hoops ...................................... 85Charleston, S.C. ................................................................... 86-87The Citadel ............................................................................ 88-91Physical Improvement ...................................................... 92-93Sports Medicine .................................................................. 94-95Facilities ....................................................................................... 96Attendance Figures ................................................................. 97Bulldog Lockerroom............................................................... 98Bulldogs in the Pros ................................................................. 99Citadel Basketball Hall of Famers .................................... 100Coaching Factory .................................................................... 101Bulldog Mascots ....................................................................... 102The Record Books ...................................... 103Individual Records .................................................................. 104Team Records .......................................................................... 105Scoring Records ...................................................................... 106Rebounding Records .............................................................. 107Field Goal Records .................................................................. 108Three-Point Field Goal Records ........................................ 109Free Throw Records ................................................................ 110Year-by-Year Scoring ............................................................. 111Noteworthy Games & 100-Point Games ......................... 112Attendance & Awards ............................................................ 113All-Time Lettermen ......................................................... 114-1151,000-Point Scorers ................................................................. 116All-Time Results .................................................................. 117-121Versus All Opponents ...................................................... 122-1252004-05 Travel Plans ............................................................ 126The Citadel Brigadier Foundation .................................... 127Pronunciation Guide.............................................................. 128TV/Radio Roster ...................................................................... 128McAlister Field House ................................ IBC

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General InformationLocation: Charleston, SCMailing Address: The Citadel, 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston, SC 29409Nickname: Bulldogs, CadetsColors: Citadel Blue (PMS 298) and WhiteFounded: 1842President: Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds, USMC Ret.Athletic Director: Les RobinsonFaculty Representative: Lt. Col. William Sharbrough IIIEnrollment: 1,800Arena (capacity): McAlister Field House (6,000)National Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Southern

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Pat Dennis (Washington & Lee ‘79)Record At The Citadel: 136-196 (12)Overall Record: 136-196 (12)Assistant Coaches: Chris Gerlufsen (Randolph-Macon ‘98), MikeSummey (North Carolina State ‘97), Terry Parks (Columbus State ‘99)Director of Sports Medicine: Andy ClawsonBasketball Video Coordinator: Terry ParksBasketball Office Phone: (843) 953-5070

Basketball FactsFirst Year of Basketball: 1900-01Overall All-Time Record: 845-10652003-04 Overall Record: 6-222003-04 Southern Conference Record (Finish): 2-14, 6th inthe South DivisionTotal Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/2Total Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1

2004 Team BreakdownStarters Returning (4): Kevin Hammack (G), Dante Terry (G),J’mel Everhart (F), Aaron Xia (F)Starters Lost (1): Max Mombollet (F)

Key Returnees:Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. GP/GS Ppg. Rpg.

Kevin Hammack 6-1 170 Jr. G 27/25 9.7 4.6 (Apg)

Dante Terry 6-2 190 Jr. G 28/27 11.3 2.3

Matt Davis 6-6 210 Jr. F 27/8 3.0 3.0

J’mel Everhart 6-6 190 So. F 28/28 7.4 7.0

Key Newcomers:Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Hometown

Travis Smith 6-2 200 Fr. G Columbus, GA

Warren McLendon 6-6 245 Fr G Dublin, GA

Donnie McLendon 6-1 185 So. G Dublin, GA

Demetrius Nelson 6-8 240 Fr. C James Island, SC

Nathaniel Winkler 6-0 170 Fr. G Boone, NC

Media Relations StaffDirector of Media Relations: Mike Hayden (Citadel ‘98)Associate Director/Basketball Contact:Kevin Rhodes (Clemson ‘00)Office Phone: (843) 953-5120Rhodes’ Cell Phone: (843) 708-9623Rhodes’ Email: [email protected] Dir. of Media Relations: Melanie Long & Al BuddinOffice Mailing Address:

The Citadel Athletic Media Relations OfficeMcAlister Field House171 Moultrie St.Charleston, SC 29409

The Citadel Athletics Web Site: www.citadelsports.comOffice Fax: (843) 953-5058Press Row Phone: (843) 953-2138

Miscellaneous Phone NumbersThe Citadel Athletic Ticket Office: (843) 953-5121The Citadel Athletic Department: (843) 953-5070The Citadel Athletic Department Fax: (843) 953-6727Director of Athletics: (843) 953-5030Sports Medicine: (843) 953-6867

Media InformationRadio Station: ESPN Radio 910 AM/WQNT 1450 AMRadio Contact Person: Robby Robinson (Virginia ‘97)Address: 60 Markfield Drive

Suite No. 4Charleston, SC 29407

Phone: (843) 763-6631Post and Courier Beat Writer: Jeff HartsellPhone: (843) 937-5596

The 2004-05 Citadel Basketball Media Guide was publishedby The Citadel Athletic Media Relations Office with the intent to serveall media and supporters of Bulldog basketball.

The guide was written and edited by Kevin Rhodes,Associate Director of Media Relations, Mike Hayden, Director, MelanieLong, Assistant Director, Al Buddin, Assistant Director and studentassistant John Thompson. Layout and design by Rhodes.

Research and editorial assistance provided by AngelaHayden and Andy Solomon, associate athletic director.

Photography by Russ Pace and Chris Florio. External coverdesign by Grant Hawkins. Printing by The Citadel Print Shop and SunPrinting.

The Citadel Athletic Media Relations Office extends thanksto all SoCon and opponent sports information offices, the CharlestonChamber of Commerce, The Citadel Public Affairs Office and allmembers of past Citadel sports information staffs that have assistedin compiling information that is vital to the publication of this guide.Any corrections to this guide are welcome and should be directed, inwriting, to The Citadel Athletic Media Relations Office.

Additional copies may be purchased through The CitadelAthletic Ticket Office for $10. Mail orders should include $3 forshipping and handling.

Credits

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PRESS CREDENTIALSThe Citadel’s Associate Director

of Athletic Media Relations, KevinRhodes, will handle working pressand photographer credentials for theBulldogs’ home games. Please makeyour requests for media credentials inwriting at least a week in advance.

All credential requests should besent to:Kevin RhodesAssoc. Dir. of Media RelationsThe CitadelMcAlister Field House171 Moultrie StreetCharleston, SC 29409

Requests on company letterheadcan be faxed to Rhodes’ attention at(843) 953-5058 or e-mailed to himat the following address:[email protected].

All other credentials for roadcontests should be made through theopposing school’s sports informationdirector.

Parking: Requests for parkingshould be made at the same time asrequests for media credentials. Thereis a very limited number of parkingspaces available and all requests maynot be filled.

FACILITIES AND SERVICESPress Row: McAlister Field House isequipped with two rows of tables forpress and an upper level press area.The tables and upper level areequipped with power outlets at everyseat. Phone lines are provided on afirst come first serve basis. Requestsfor credentials should be made inadvance when possible so that TheCitadel Media Relations office canmake sure that all media who need

a power outlet will be provided aseat as close to one as possible. Acomplete play-by-play and statisticsalong with quotes from both coacheswill be distributed shortly after thegame.

Photographic Services: A workingpress photographer pass will allowthe photographer to move freelyaround courtside during the contest.Photographers should make theirwritten request through his/her sportseditor or director.

Hospitality Area: There is a medialounge located on the first floor ofMcAlister Field House in the backcorner and is accessible through themedia entrance from outside thearena. All working media arewelcome in this area. The Citadelprovides a light meal with drinks.Media restrooms are also located inthis area. Press Row access andmeals are for working media only.

Post-Game Interviews: TheCitadel’s post-game press conferencewill be held in the media room, whilethe visiting team’s will occur outsideof the locker room following a 10-minute cooling off period. Playerinterviews will be conducted in thesame area. We ask that you supplyCitadel Associate Director of MediaRelations Kevin Rhodes with thenames of the Bulldogs that you wishto interview. They will be broughtoutside along with Coach Dennis.Every attempt will be made to haveCoach Dennis and requested playersno later than 15 minutes after thegame.

The Citadel Media Relationsoffice offers quotes from bothcoaches following the game in themedia lounge. The Citadel lockerroom is closed to the media at alltimes.

Weekly Interview Policy (in-season):

The Citadel Media Relationsoffice welcomes interviews during theweek and will do everything it can tohelp. All players will be available forinterviews every Wednesdayafternoon at 12:15 in Coward Hall onThe Citadel’s campus. Please notifyCitadel Associate Director of AthleticMedia Relations Kevin Rhodes twodays in advance of the players whoyou wish to interview. Interviews with coaches and staffcan be arranged through TheCitadel Media Relations office. Thebest time to reach Coach Dennis isfrom 9:30 am-11:30 am, Monday-Friday (except gamedays) at (843)953-5903.

Visiting Radio: Space is limited tono more than three seats per station.Two radio phone lines are availableto Southern Conference opponentsfree of charge through the league’sreciprocal agreement. For thosestations installing a phone line, callBellSouth at 843-251-0066. Non-conference opponents wishing tobroadcast can use a Citadel line butwill be charged $50 unless statedotherwise in the game contract.Make check payable to The CitadelAthletic Department and pleasebring the payment with you to thegame.

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ON THE INTERNET The Citadel basketball websitecan be found athttp://www.citadelsports.com and byselecting basketball on the leftsidebar. All current Bulldog basket-ball information can be found on thissite, including game notes, weeklystories, comprehensive statistics,biographies of all members of theteam and the coaching staff. Thepage will be maintained during theseason by The Citadel’s Media Rela-tions Office. Live game statistics andaudio will be available for mosthome contests.

ON THE RADIOThe Citadel Sports Network, a

production of Kirkman SportsMarketing in association with TheCitadel Athletic Department, willagain broadcast all of The Citadel’sbasketball games this season. TheCitadel’s games will be aired on 1450AM.

Robby Robinson([email protected]) is in his fifthyear as the “Voice of the Bulldogs.”Robinson, 30, is a 1997 graduate ofthe University of Virginia.

Fans outside of the Charlestonarea can catch all the action withTEAMLINE by dialing 800-846-4700. The Citadel’s team code is5899. All games will also be aired onthe internet atwww.citadelsports.com.

Basketball Primary Media OutletsNewspapers .................................. Telephone FAXAiken Standard ..................................................... 803-648-2311 803-648-6052Anderson Independent Mail ................................ 864-224-4321 864-260-1276Beaufort Gazette ................................................... 843-524-3183 843-524-8728Florence Morning News ....................................... 843-317-6397 843-317-7292Greenville News ...................................................... 864-298-4100 864-298-4395The Index-Journal ................................................. 864-223-1811 864-223-7331The Island Packet .................................................. 843-785-4293 843-842-8314Myrtle Beach-The Sun News .............................. 843-626-8555 843-626-0356Orangeburg Times & Democrat ......................... 803-534-3352 803-533-5595The Post and Courier ........................................... 843-937-5586 843-937-5579The Rock Hill Herald .............................................. 803-329-4000 803-329-4021The State ................................................................. 800-456-8470 803-771-8613Spartanburg Herald-Journal ............................... 864-582-4511 864-594-6350Sumter Item ............................................................ 803-775-6331 803-775-1024Union Daily Times .................................................. 864-427-1234 864-427-1237

Televisions ................................... Telephone FAXWCSC-TV ............................................................... 843-402-5751 843-402-5591WCIV-TV ................................................................. 843-881-4444 843-849-2519WCBD-TV .............................................................. 843-884-2288 843-881-3410WOLO-TV (Columbia) ........................................ 803-754-7528 803-691-4015WSPA-TV (Greenville-Spartanburg) ................ 864-587-4479 864-587-4480

Radios ......................................... Telephone FAXESPN 910/WQNT-AM 1450 ............................... 843-763-6631 843-766-1239WTMA ..................................................................... 843-556-5660 843-763-0304WSC-AM 730......................................................... 843-884-2534 843-884-1218South Carolina Network ..................................... 800-956-7266 803-790-4309

Wire Service .................................. Telephone FAXAssociated Press (Pete Iacobelli) ......................... 800-922-1565 803-252-2913

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The Citadelenters the 2004-05season with onething on theirmind; bringingrespect backto theprogram.The questionfor headcoach PatDennis thenis how do Ido get myteam, whichonly has onesenior on theroster, toaccomplishthat feet?

Withfour returning starters and a benchthat may be the deepest Dennishas seen in his 13-year tenure, themain concern is finding a go toman in the post that can replaceall-conference selection MaxMombollet, but Dennis knows hisbench will help him.

Deep is a great way tocharacterize the 2004-05 basket-ball team. The Bulldogs only losttwo seniors in Mombollet and ErickWilson, but gained six new faces,including two transfers and fourfreshmen.

With the thought of losingMombollet and Wilson runningthrough their minds during lastseason, Dennis and his staff at-tacked the recruiting trail. Theyreturned to The Citadel with fourguards and two post players thatwill bring thoughts of CliffWashburn back to McAlister FieldHouse.

The addition of the 2004recruiting class combined with acore of talented returnees,Dennis believes his Bulldogs canreturn to the level of play thatsaw The Citadel win 17 gamesin 2002 and 16 in 2001.

Junior point guard KevinHammack will anchor thesquad as the floor leader,while fellow junior guardDante Terry and lone seniorKedron Young will continue tobe the scoring threats in theBulldogs’ backcourt. Upfront, junior Matt Davis,sophomores J’mel Everhartand Joe Thompson will addsome scoring and reboundingto the small forward position,

while junior Matt Gochnauerwill be on the low block as apower forward. At center, juniorAndy Miller and sophomore AaronXia will help clear the glass forDennis’ squad.

Joining the cast ofreturnees, are sophomoretransfers DonnyMcLendon and MarkSchiavoni. McLendonwill add a solid scorerwith experience tothe list of guards onthe bench, whileSchiavoni, who isknown as a deepthreat, will have tosit out a year aftertransferring.

Even with asolid core of return-ing players alreadyon the team, the fourfreshmen will have tocontribute in order for

The Citadel to have a respectableseason.

In the low post, freshmenWarren McLendon and DemetriusNelson will look to add power inthe paint and try to fill in whereMombollet left off.

Outside, freshmen TravisSmith and Nathan Winkler willbackup an experienced backcourt,but will play because Dennisbelieves they are The Citadel’sbackcourt of the future.

With all this in mind, Dennisknows he has a tough road aheadof him. Therefore he thinks that ifthe freshmen can step up and hisreturning group can continue toimprove, The Citadel can bringback the respect that this programdeserves.

Point GuardsKevin Hammack (6-0, 189, Jr.)Nathan Winkler (5-11, 159, Fr.)

People closeto the pro-

gramalwaysask coachDenniswhen is hegoing to

have anotherpoint guard like

Mike Roy whoplayed from 1998-01.

Well, the Bulldogshave one now that ina few years people

will be asking thesame question except

for they will be sayingthe name Kevin

Hammack.

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Hammack, who only needs129 assists to break The Citadel all-time assist record, returns for hisjunior campaign to lead the teamfrom the point guard position. Heis an athletic floor general that willnot only act as a coach on the floor,but will play a major role in theoffense.

The Baltimore, MD native isranked third on the Bulldogs’career assist list, but also scoreddouble-digit points in his last sixgames of his sophomore campaign.He will be asked to run the teamfirst, but Dennis knows he has togive Hammack the green light toscore when he gets the chance.

Hammack will be backedup by freshman Nathan Winkler.Winkler is that prototypicalCitadel guard who will notdazzle you with fancydribbling, but will gut it outwith great defense andtenacity on the offensiveside of the court. Shootingguard Dante Terry will alsosee time at the top in order tospell Hammack and giveWinkler a chance to learn theoffense.

Shooting GuardsDante Terry (6-1, 210, Jr.)Kedron Young (6-1, 168, Sr.)Donny McLendon (6-0, 175, So.)Travis Smith (6-1, 195, Fr.)Mark Schiavoni (6-3, 195, So.)

Scoring from the guardposition should not be a problemfor Dennis’ team in 2004-05.With junior Dante Terry, who ledthe team in scoring last year, andsenior Kedron Young, who gavethe Bulldogs quality minutes in

2004, returning to a backcourtthat already has one of the pre-mier point guards in the league,the coaches are excited to see ifthey can capitalize on an experi-enced backcourt combination.

The Citadel will also add atransfer from Mercer College,Donny McLendon, who is a provenscorer on the college level, andfreshman Travis Smith, who can doeverything from the guard position,to the slate of shooting guards.

Terry will be the starterafter averaging 11.3 points pergame as a sophomore. He canshoot from behind the arc, which isevident after landing six threesagainst Emmanuel last year, and

take it to the bucketoff the dribble.

The VirginiaBeach native

has improvedon thedefensiveend, butDenniswants himto continueto showthe inten-sity he hasfor scoringwhen he isdefendingthe oppo-nent.Terry willalso becountedon tohandlethe ballas a

reservepoint guard.

After walking on to theteam three years ago as a fresh-man, Young has made himself intoa contributor as he played in 19games last season and set 12personal highs during his junioryear. More or less, Young came toDennis as a raw athlete who couldjump out of the gym, but over thecourse of his career, theLowcountry native has honed hisskills and will provide tremendousleadership on and off the court.

McLendon will see consider-able time at the two guard eventhough he has to sit out for theBulldogs’ first six games accordingto NCAA transfer rules. The six-foot guard brings a lot to the floorfor The Citadel. He has one yearof college basketball under his beltand showed he can contribute atthis level after playing his freshmanseason at Mercer and a few gamesat Florida A&M in 2003.

With so much depth in frontof him, Dennis would like to bringSmith on slowly, but the rest of thecoaching staff believes his skills aretoo valuable to be on the bench.Smith is a versatile player wholoves to have the ball in his handwhen it counts. Look to see Smithin a reserve role, but do not besurprised to see him on the floor alot in 2004-05.

Small ForwardsMatt Davis (6-4, 212, Jr.)J’mel Everhart (6-4, 183, So.)Joe Thompson (6-5, 233, So.)

In 2004, the Bulldogs got asweet surprise at the small forwardposition. With 1,000-point scorerMike Joseph gone, the coachesknew they had some talent but

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were not sure how the young guyswould react.

Then on came sophomoreMatt Davis and freshman J’melEverhart. Davis turned out to beone of the best defending threespots the Bulldogs have seen insome time, while Everhart earnSouthern Conference all-freshmanhonors after averaging over sevenpoints and seven rebounds pergame.

Both from Texas, Davis andEverhart will once again giveDennis a great one-two punch onoffense and defense. Davis has theability to shut down anyone andshoot from anywhere on the floor,while Everhart will crash theboards and score in the paint withhis unmatched athleticism. Theduo from theLone StarState willallow Dennisto match upagainstmultiplelooks andexpectthese twoto make abig splashin SoConplay.

SophomoreJoe Thomp-son is anotherswingmanwho can beelectric from

outside the arc as well. He playedin all but one game as a freshmanand scored a career-high 12 pointsagainst High Point to show thecoaches that he is capable ofpouring in big numbers on anygiven night.

The trio of swingmen thatDennis has at his disposal will givehim the flexibility of going to astrong, tough lineup with Davis inthe game or with a quick strikesquad with Everhart on the floor.

Power ForwardsAaron Xia (6-8, 245, So.)Matt Gochnauer (6-5, 225, Jr.)Warren McLendon (6-5, 254, Fr.)Demetrius Nelson (6-6, 231, Fr.)

A position that used tobe a strong point for a coachDennis team, but with thedeparture of Cliff Washburntwo years ago and MaxMombollet last year, the Bulldogslook a little weak on paper.Dennis and his staff will disagreewith paper though as they will tellyou they have high expectationsfor this group.

Sophomore Aaron Xia willstep up to fill Mombollet’s role onthe block after adjusting to thecollege game as a freshman. In2003-04, Xia showed flashes of

brilliance as he started 11 gamesand played in 26. Not only canthe native of China post youup, but he can also step outand shoot very well for a bigman.

Xia showed his scoring skillswith 14 points in two gamesagainst College of Charles-ton and by draining four of

four from the charity stripe againstFurman.

The Chinese National Teammember is a force to reckonedwith in the lane as he can changethe face of a game. Dennis wasimpressed with his dedication inthe weight room over the summerand hopes it will seep over to thecourt come game time.

Joining Xia on the blocksare two highly touted freshmen.Warren McLendon, brother ofguard Donny McLendon, andDemetrius Nelson, native of nearbyJohn’s Island, will add even morepower to a position that wasweakened with the loss ofWashburn in 2001-02 andMombollet in 2003-04.

McLendon is a player thatcan take over and control a game

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with his power and skill. Dennisbelieves that McLendon will leavea huge mark on the SoCon by thetime he graduates in 2008.McLendon will challenge for thestarting job at power forward witha solid preseason.

Nelson on the other handhas been a pleasant surprise to thecoaches. Coming into preseasondrills, the coaches knew they hadsomeonespecialon theirbench,but

did not realize how well he movesunder the basket and how faralong his skills are. Nelson’s biggestasset is his determination to be aquality student-athlete and expecthim to join McLendon as an imme-diate force to reckon with in theSoCon.

Junior Matt Gochnauer, wholike Nelson is a local talent, cameto the Bulldogs last season as atransfer and surprised the coacheswith his unflappable work ethic

and determination. He is a postplayer that cannot only post youon the blocks, but he can alsohandle the ball in any situation,including shooting it from outsidethe arc. Gochnauer, who gaveDennis quality minutes as a reservelast season, will do so again andwill offer a spark off the bench.

CenterAndy Miller (6-11, 242, Jr.)

Center is a position thatlooks as if The Citadel will needsome help with, but the Bulldogswould disagree. With thereturn of junior AndyMiller, Dennis is verypleased with theway the paint willlook in 2004-05.

Miller, who hashad to learn thegame and battlesome nagginginjuries over his firsttwo seasons as aBulldog, has maturedphysically and mentallygiving the coaches some-thing to smile about.The Pittsburgh, PA, native isconsidered by Dennis as the

most athletic big man he has evercoached. Miller’s athleticism com-pliments his desire to become adominant player in the league. Hehas a work ethic and love of thegame that is unmatched and hasallowed him to become the Bull-dogs’ go to man in the middle ofthe lane. Miller also has the abilityto change the game with hisrelentless shot blocking and re-bounding skills.

Miller, who is the mostimproved player on the team,played in 25 games in 2003-04and averaged three rebounds andone block a game for a sophomorewho only played 12 minutes pergame. Dennis and the othercoaches see this as a positive. If heaverage that in only 12 minutes agame, imagine what he will dowith one more season under hisbelt and with increased playingtime.

Expect to see Xia andNelson used in a reserve role at thecenter position as well as at theirforward position.

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Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/High School

2 Donny McLendon G 6-0 175 So. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS (Mercer)3 J’mel Everhart F 6-4 183 So. Tyler, TX/John Tyler HS4 Travis Smith G 6-1 195 Fr. Columbus, GA/Pacelli HS10 Dante Terry G 6-1 210 Jr. Virginia Beach, VA/First Colonial HS11 Warren McLendon F 6-5 254 Fr. Dublin, GA/West Lauren HS12 Kedron Young G 6-1 168 Sr. Moncks Corner, SC/Berkeley HS13 Nathan Winkler G 5-11 159 Fr. Boone, NC/Brewster Academy21 Matt Davis F 6-4 212 Jr. Carrollton, TX/Creekview HS22 Kevin Hammack G 6-0 189 Jr. Baltimore, MD/North County HS25 Andrew Miller C 6-11 242 Jr. Pittsburgh, PA/Western Reserve30 Mark Schiavoni G 6-3 195 So. Winchester, VA/Hill School (Coast Guard)31 Joseph Thompson F 6-5 233 So. Whiteville, NC/Whiteville HS33 Matt Gochnauer F 6-5 215 Jr. James Island, SC/James Island Christian50 Aaron Xia F 6-8 245 So. Friendswood, TX/Friendswood HS55 Demetrius Nelson F 6-6 231 Fr. John’s Island, SC/St. John’s HS

Head Coach: Pat Dennis (Washington & Lee ‘79)Assistant Coach: Chris Gerlufsen (Randolph-Macon ‘98)Assistant Coach: Terry Parks (Columbus State ‘99)Assistant Coach: Mike Summey (NC State ‘97)

Roster BreakdownBy State

Georgia (3) ... McLendon, D.;McLendon, W.; SmithMaryland (1) ... HammackPennsylvania (1) ... MillerNorth Carolina (2) ... Thompson,WinklerSouth Carolina (3) ... Gochnauer,Nelson, YoungTexas (3) ... Davis, Everhart, XiaVirginia (2) ... Schiavoni, Terry

By PositionGuard (7) ... Hammack,McLendon, D., Schiavoni, Smith,Terry, Winkler, YoungForward (7) ... Davis, Everhart,Gochnauer, McLendon, W., Nelson,Thompson, XiaCenter (1) ... Miller

By Height5-11 (1) ... Winkler6-0 (2) ... Hammack, McLendon,D.6-1 (3) ... Smith, Terry, Young6-3 (1) ... Schiavoni6-4 (2) ... Davis, Everhart6-5 (3) ... Gochnauer, McLendon,W., Thompson6-6 (1) ... Nelson6-8 (1) ... Xia6-11 (1) ... Miller

No. Name Pos.21 Matt Davis F

3 J’mel Everhart F

33 Matt Gochnauer F

22 Kevin Hammack G

2 Donny McLendon G

11 Warren McLendon F

25 Andrew Miller C

55 Demetrious Nelson F

By ClassFreshman (4) ... McLendon, W.,Nelson, Smith, WinklerSophomore (5) ... Everhart,McLendon, D., Schiavoni,Thompson, XiaJunior (5) ... Davis, Gochnauer,Hammack, Miller, TerrySenior (1) ... Young

No. Name Pos.30 Mark Schiavoni G

4 Travis Smith G

10 Dante Terry G

31 Joseph Thompson F

13 Nathan Winkler G

50 Aaron Xia F/C

12 Kedron Young G

Alphabetical Roster

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Full name: Kedron Bernard Young

Nickname: Ke’

Birthdate: October 6, 1983

Place of birth: Charleston, SC

Parents: Randy and Patricia Young

Siblings: Brittany and Brandy

Major: Health and Wellness

High school coach: Dawn Smith

High school mascot: Stags

Favorite food: Mom’s stewed chicken

Favorite class subject: Math

Favorite book or magazine: Smooth

Favorite TV show: Martin

Favorite movie: Coming to America

Favorite type of music: R&B and Rap

Favorite actor: Denzel Washington

Favorite actress: Halle Berry

Favorite sport other than basketball:

Baseball

Favorite sports figure: Michael Jordan

Favorite NBA team: Los Angeles Lakers

Hobbies: Reading, books, movies

Not many people know this but I ... love to

eat!

If I could change one thing about college

basketball, it would be ... nothing.

My greatest moment in sports ... when I hit

the game winning shot during one of my

highschool games

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’d

be ... playing college baseball.

The best player I ever faced was ... Terrell

Everett

The thing I like best about basketball is

... dunking the basketball

My primary inspiration in sports is ...

Michael Jordan

My advice to youngsters is ... always do

your best

My coaches impress me because ... their

level of basketball knowledge

2004-05: Entering his seniorseason and according to thecoaches has been the most out-standing young man to comethrough the program ... his greatwork ethic, hard work, dedicationand attitude toward life and thegame of basketball has allowedhim to go from a freshman walk-on to a solid contributor ... hisshooting and ball handling skillsneed to become more consistent tosee his minutes on the floor increase... his outstanding athleticism andjumping ability make him a veryversatile player ... will see time as ashooting guard.

2003-04: Played in 19 games, 12of which were in SoCon games,and earned one start ... startedversus Elon and played a career-high 23 minutes ... set 12 career-highs during junior campaign ...recorded a career-best tenpoints against Wofford andshot 57.1% versus the Terriers ...three assists and two steals atElon set personal records ...connected on two of fourshooting from behind the arcagainst Wofford ... made allfour free throws attempted ...tallied a career-record fourrebounds in game at Elon ...recorded first career block atWofford.

2002-03: Played in three gamesof the bench, including a confer-ence match-up against VMI …scored a career-high three pointsagainst Oglethorpe … convertedone of his two three point attemptsduring the season … logged aseason-high three minutes ofplaying time against Oglethorpeand Emmanuel … averaged 2.3minutes of playing time per outing.

2001-02: Came off the bench toplay in six contests, four of whichwere conference games … aver-aged 3.3 minutes per outing … was

4-for-4

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2002 6 0 20 3.3 0 3 .000 0 3 .000 4 4 1.000 2 1 3 0.5 2 0 2 3 0 1 4 0.72003 3 0 7 2.3 1 3 .333 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.02004 19 1 111 5.8 13 38 .342 3 19 .158 4 4 1.000 6 10 16 0.8 8 0 6 8 1 5 33 1.7TOTAL 28 1 138 4.9 14 44 .318 4 24 .167 8 8 1.000 8 11 19 0.7 10 0 8 11 1 6 4 0 1.4

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 10, Wofford (2/7/04)

Career 10, Wofford (2/7/04)

REBOUNDS

2003-04 4, Elon (2/9/04)

Career 4, Elon (2/9/04)

FIELD GOALS

2003-04 4, Wofford (2/7/04)


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 7, Wofford (2/7/04)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 2, Wofford (2/7/04)


3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 4, twice

Career 4, twice

FREE THROWS

2003-04 2, twice

Career 2, four times

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 2, twice


ASSISTS

2003-04 3, Elon (2/9/04)


STEALS

2003-04 2, Elon (2/9/04)


BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 1, Wofford (2/23/04)


MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 23, Elon (2/9/04)


from the free throw line and, alongwith Ben Tobias, were the onlytwo Bulldogs to be perfect fromthe charity stripe … of his threerebounds on the season, two wereoffensive … scored two points inboth games against Emmanueland Greensboro College …grabbed one rebound in the Navy,Georgia Southern and VMI games… spelled the point guards withnine minutes of playing time atGeorgia Southern.

High School: A2001 graduate ofnearby BerkeleyHigh where heearned all-staterecognition… earnedall-confer-encehonors in7-AAAAand in 6-AAAA …averaged19 pointsper gameas a seniorand 17 pointsduring hisjunior season… played forDawn Smithand SamGillians … alsoplayed baseballfor three years forformer Berkley head coach and

current Citadel assistant coachDavid Beckley.

Personal: Full name is KedronBernard Young … son of Randyand Patricia Young … father is anenvironmental lab specialist andmother is a mental health supervi-sor … born October 6, 1983, inCharleston, SC … is related toCourtney Brown (Cleveland

Browns) and JoeHamilton (Tampa

Bay Buccaneers) onhis mother’s side …

majoring inHealth and

Wellness.

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Full name: Matthew Ryan Davis

Nickname: Matty D for three

Birthdate: June 12, 1983

Place of birth: LaJolla, California

Parents: Rick and Dianne Davis

Siblings: Megan

Major: Business Administration

High school coach: Rick Perry

High school mascot: Mustangs

Favorite food: Mexican

Favorite class subject: Business Law

Favorite book or magazine: FHM

Favorite TV show: Anything on ESPN

Favorite movie: Hoosiers

Favorite type of music: Alternative &

Country

Favorite actor: Brad Pitt

Favorite actress: Jennifer Aniston


Football

Favorite sports figure: Larry Bird

Favorite NBA team: Dallas Mavericks

Hobbies: Watching sports

Not many people know this but I ... swam

competitively for nine years.


basketball, it would be ... nothing, the

game is perfect.

My greatest moment in sports was ...

anytime I hit a game-winning three-pointer


be ... a regular college student at a college near

home

The best player I ever faced was ... Derron

Williams (University of Illinois)


... the art of a jump shot

My primary inspiration in sports is ... my

father.

My advice to youngsters is ... keep working

hard and don’t ever give up on your dream

My coaches impress me because ... of their

knowledge of the game and their work ethic.

2004-05: Is a tough kid thatgives 100 percent effort, 100percent of the time ... worked hardover the summer to improve hisstrength and conditioning ... hismental and physical toughnessbrings an intangible quality to theteam ... needs to become a moreconsistent outside shooter, but thecoaches believe that he finally hasthe self-confidence to develop intoa fine all-around player ... coachesare expecting big things fromthis junior who will playas a swing forward atboth shooting andpower forwardpositions.

2003-04:Started eight-of-27 games heplayed in ... 14points versusUNCG set apersonal-high ...12 of his 14 pointsagainst theSpartans camevia threethree-pointersand one fieldgoal ... alsoset a career-high versusUNCG inrebounds

with eight ... made five-of-eightfree throws against College ofCharleston to set a career-recordfor free throws made and at-tempted ... his four assists versusArmy and four steals againstWashington & Lee set personal-highs ... played 30 minutes twice,CofC and Furman, to record acareer high for minutes played ...finished third on team in three-point attempts with 2.7 per game

... posted doubledigit points, 10,

againstCentral

Florida.

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2003 19 1 96 5.1 7 33 .212 5 24 .208 5 9 .556 6 12 18 0.9 14 0 1 6 1 5 24 1.32004 27 8 468 17.3 25 102 .245 16 73 .219 14 20 .700 19 61 80 3.0 64 5 23 35 2 2 80 3.0TOTAL46 9 564 12.3 32 135 .237 21 97 .216 19 29 .655 25 73 98 2.1 78 5 24 41 3 27 104 2.3

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 14, UNCG (1/24/04)

Career 14, UNCG (1/24/04)

REBOUNDS

2003-04 8, UNCG (1/24/04)


FIELD GOAL

2003-04 5, UNCG (1/24/04)


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 9, UNCG (1/24/04)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 4, UNCG (1/24/04)


3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 7, UNCG (1/24/04)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 5, CofC (1/31/04)

Career 5, CofC (1/31/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 8, CofC (1/31/04)


ASSISTS

2003-04 4, Army (1/2/04)

Career 4, Army (1/2/04)

STEALS

2003-04 4, Washington & Lee (11/25/03)

Career 4, Washington & Lee (11/25/03)

BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 1, twice

Career 1, three times

MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 30, twice

Career 30, twice

2002-03: Played in 19 games,while earning his fisrt career startagainst Furman … posted a thencareer-high seven rebounds againstEmmanuel, while logging career-highs in minutes (18) and points (9)against Furman … scored in sevenof his 19 games played … loggeddouble-digit minutes played in fourgames … totaled 18 reboundsin his freshman cam-paign.

High School: A2002 graduate ofCreekview HighSchool in Dallas, TX… lettered threetimes in basketballand once in swimming …earned first team all-district honors as a juniorand senior, while beingnamed honorable mention all-state his senior season … wastabbed the sixth best shootingguard in the state of Texas …averaged 14.5 points, 3.2 rebounds,1.8 assists and 1.2 steals per gameduring his senior season.

Personal: Full name is MatthewRyan Davis … son of Rick andDianne Davis … mother works forWilliam L. Wolf attorney at law …born June 12, 1983, in LaJolla, CA ...majoring in Business Administra-tion.

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Full name: Matthew Ryan Gochnauer

Nickname: Goch, Rev


Place of birth: Charleston, South Carolina

Parents: Tim and Nancy Gochnauer

Siblings: Adam, Ben and Katelyn

Major: Civil Engineering

High school coach: David Arias

High school mascot: Lions

Favorite food: Mama’s Sweet Potatoes

Favorite class subject: Structural Analysis

Favorite book or magazine: The Bible

Favorite TV show: Sportscenter

Favorite movie: Good Will Hunting &

Braveheart

Favorite type of music: Christian Rock &

Country

Favorite actor: Mel Gibson

Favorite actress: Sandra Bullock


Baseball


Favorite NBA team: Minnesota Timberwolves

Hobbies: Fishing, playing sports, friends

Not many people know this but I ... like

bluegrass music.


basketball, it would be ... nothing.


scoring seven (7) points in last year’s game

against Tennessee


be ... playing baseball

The thing I like best about basketball

is ... the camaraderie of the team


remembering how fortunate I am to be playing

My advice to Youngsters is ... “Commit to

the lord whatever you do, and your plans will

succeed,” Prov. 16:3

My coaches impress me because ... they

want the best for us and push us to get the best

out of us

2004-05: Very mature youngman and is very respected onevery corner of campus ... has oneof the best work ethics on theteam ... according to the coacheshis attitude and hustle allow him tocontribute on floor in the low block... is a post player who can banginside or step out andshoot the ball fromanywhere ... will seeaction in the post.

2003-04: Playedin only nine games,but earned firstcareer start againstElon ... played acareer-best 14 minutesagainst both Tennesseeand Wofford ... posteda personal-high sevenpoints against the Volson two-of-three fromthe floor, one-of-twofrom behind the arcand two-of-two atthe charity stripe ...tallied two reboundsversus Washington &Lee and one assistagainst Wofford ...was second on theteam in free throwpercentage with a 83.3season mark.

High School: A 2001 graduate ofJames Island Christian High School… lettered four times in basketball… garnered all-conference honorsall four years of his prep career …earned SCISSA Player of the Yearduring his senior campaign …averaged 19 points and 12 re-bounds per game … played for

coach David Arias.

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2004 9 1 40 4.4 2 7 .286 1 3 .333 5 6 .833 3 3 6 0.7 8 0 1 2 0 0 10 1.1TOTAL 9 1 4 0 4.4 2 7 .286 1 3 .333 5 6 .833 3 3 6 0.7 8 0 1 2 0 0 10 1.1

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 7, Tennessee (12/17/04)

Career 7, Tennessee (12/17/04)

REBOUNDS

2003-04 2, Washington & Lee (11/25/03)

Career 2, Washington & Lee (11/25/03)

FIELD GOAL

2003-04 2, Tennessee (12/17/03)


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 3, Tennessee (12/17/03)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 1, Tennessee (12/17/03)


3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 2, Tennessee (12/17/03)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 2, twice

Career 2, twice

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 2, three times


ASSISTS

2003-04 1, Wofford (2/7/04)


STEALS

2003-04 0

Career 0

BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 0

Career 0

MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 14, twice

Career 14, twice

Personal: Full name is MatthewRyan Gochnauer … son of Tim andNancy Gochnauer … father is acarpenter, while mother is a highschool teacher … born on October5, 1983 … majoring in Civil Engineer-ing.

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Full name: Kevin Reginald Hammack, Jr.

Nickname: HamBirthdate: May 11, 1984

Place of birth: Baltimore, MD

Parents: Kevin and Kim HammackSiblings: Kendall, Kendra Michelle


High school coach: Mike Francis and JayMouzon

High school mascot: Knights

Favorite food: Chicken and my Mom’smacaroni and cheese


Favorite book or magazine: ESPN theMagazine

Favorite TV show: Martin & the Simpsons

Favorite movie: He Got GameFavorite type of music: R&B, Gospel and

Rap

Favorite actor: Denzel WashingtonFavorite actress: Halle Berry

Favorite sport other than basketball:FootballFavorite sports figure: Muhammed Ali

Favorite NBA team: Boston Celtics

Hobbies: Bowling and Playstation IINot many people know this but I ... love

reptiles

If I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... that we could get

paid

My greatest moment in sports was ...breaking my high school’s scoring and points

records

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... playing college football

The best player I ever faced was ...Carmello AnthonyThe thing I like best about basketballis ... the competition between athletes

My primary inspiration in sports is ... myfather

My advice to youngsters is ... to keep Christ

in your life, because you can do all thingsthrough Christ

My coaches impress me because ... they are

incredibly dedicated

2004-05: Is one of the premierguards in the Southern Conference... coaches have seen him step up ina leadership role and that wasverified as he was voted unani-mously by his team to be thisyear’s team captain ... his leader-ship on and off the floor allows thecoaches to view him as a coach onthe floor ... he is a smart playerwhose shooting has improved andhas excellent feel for the pace ofthe game ... was slowed in firstpart of sophomore season due toinjury, but coaches believe off-season work out regiment willkeep him healthy for the entireseason ... needs only 129 assists tobreak The Citadel’s all-time careerassist record of 387 held byJimmy Tharpe.

2003-04: Saw action in27 games, but missedseason opener because ofa knee injury duringpreseason drills ... started25 games as the floorleader ... played all 40minutes in the SouthernConference Tournamentgame against Elon ...scored double-digitpoints in last sixgames of the yearand in 13 of 27games ... his 22-

points versus ETSU set a newcareer-high for points in a singlegame ... tied a personal-best with10 assists against Wofford ... pulleddown eight rebounds in gameversus Georgia Southern ... hiteight-of-16 shots in tournamentagainst Elon to set a personal-bestfor field goals made and at-tempted ... tallied a career-high inthree-pointers made with five ingame at Elon ... shot 81.8% from theline at Furman on nine-of-11, bothpersonal records ... led team in

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2003 28 25 805 28.2 70 202 .347 31 106 .292 38 57 .667 8 59 67 2.4 60 1 134 93 5 50 209 7.52004 27 25 846 31.3 86 219 .393 25 69 .362 64 88 .727 21 67 88 3.3 57 0 124 122 7 55 261 9.7TOTAL 55 50 165130.0 156 421 .371 56 175 .320 102 145 .703 29 126 155 2.8 117 1 258 215 12 105 470 8.5

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 22, ETSU (2/16/04)

Career 22, ETSU (2/16/04)

REBOUNDS

2003-04 8, Georgia Southern (1/10/04)

Career 8, twice

FIELD GOAL

2003-04 8, Elon (3/3/04)


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 16, Elon (3/3/04)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 5, ETSU (2/16/04)

Career 5, twice

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 9, ETSU (2/16/04)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 9, Furman (2/21/04)

Career 9, Furman (2/21/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 11, Furman (2/21/04)


ASSISTS

2003-04 10, Wofford (2/7/04)


STEALS


Career 6, Appalachian State (2/1/03)

BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 2, Davidson (1/6/04)

Career 2, twice

MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 40, Elon (3/3/04)


assists and steals, 4.6 and 2.0 pergame, respectively ... tied forsecond on the squad with 9.7points per game ... finished third inthree-point percentage with a36.2%.

2002-03: Played in all 28 games,while earning 25 starts at pointguard … led the team in scoringthree times … posted a double-double against Appalachian Stateas he scored 11 points and added 10assists … established his career-highin assists with 10 against Appala-chian State and Davidson … re-corded double figures in points innine of his 28 appear-ances … netted a thencareer-high 19points againstACC powerMaryland inonly his thirdcollegiate game… established acareer-high ofeight reboundsagainstDavidson,while markinga season-highwith 37 minutesplayed againstAppalachianState in theSouthern Con-ference Tourna-ment … showedhis big-playability againstGeorgia South-

ern as he sprinted the length of thecourt and finished off an acrobaticlay up to defeat the Eagles 67-66with only 4.3 seconds remaining inthe game … led the team in assists(134), assist to turnover ratio (1.4),minutes played (805) and steals(50) … his 134 assists is a freshmanrecord and the third highest single-season total in Citadel history …finished fourth on the squad inpoints and points per game as herecorded 209 points for a 7.5average.

High School: A 2002 graduateof North County High School inBaltimore, MD … lettered four

times in basketball and twice infootball … earned all-county

honors in both footballand basketball …during his seniorseason he averaged20 points per game,nine assists and ninerebounds.

Personal: Fullname is KevinReginald Hammack… son of Kevin andKim Hammack …father is a firefighter… born May 11, 1984,in Baltimore, MD … isrelated toGeorgetown bas-ketball star KevinBraswell … majoringin Business Adminis-tration.

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Full name: Andrew B. Miller

Nickname: Noodle or Bart

Birthdate: July 2, 1982

Place of birth: Pittsburgh, PA

Parents: George and Dale Miller

Siblings: Ed and Corbin Miller

Major: Business

High school coach: Chuck Schmidt

High school mascot: Pioneers

Favorite food: My mom’s spaghetti

Favorite class subject: Accounting

Favorite book or magazine: The Great

Gatsby

Favorite TV show: Sportscenter & Simpsons

Favorite movie: Captain Ron

Favorite type of music: Country and Rock

Favorite actor: Kurt Russell

Favorite actress: Julia Roberts


Lacrosse

Favorite sports figure: Lance Armstrong

Favorite NBA team: Milwaukee Bucks

Hobbies: Sports and boats

Not many people know this but I ... like to

go fly fishing


basketball, it would be ... nothing, I love

this game!

My greatest moment in sports was ... it is

still to come


be ... playing another sport

The best player I ever faced was ... Lebron

James


is ... game time!


father

My advice to youngsters is ... the sky is the

limit, so live up to your dreams


work 24/7 to make us better.

2004-05: Is the most improvedplayer coach Dennis has ever hadin his 13 seasons at The Citadel ...has a work ethic and love for thegame that is unmatched ... pre-season strength and conditioningdrills have made him into a force inthe middle of the lane ... veryathletic for a big man and will becounted on by the coaching staff tobe a mainstay in the post... basketball IQ hasincreased tremendouslysince coming to TheCitadel ... if he continuesto work hard on and offthe court, his dream ofbecoming a professionalbasketball player maybecome reality.

2003-04: Earned thestarting nod in seven of the25 games he saw action in ...set 10 career-highs duringsophomore campaign ...played 21 minutes versusDavidson to record newpersonal best ... set a career-high in points with five, andfield goals made, two, ingame against Wofford ...made three-of four from thecharity stripe to tally a career-best in free throws made andattempted against Appala-chian State ... ripped down

nine boards versus Weber Interna-tional to shatter personal-high ... histhree blocks against Emmanuel,USC and Webber tied a career-record ... also set career-highs inassists, one versus Davidson, andsteals, two against Elon ... led teamin blocks with 1.0 per game.

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2003 6 0 17 2.8 0 2 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 2 3 5 0.8 3 0 0 0 2 1 0 0.02004 26 7 312 12.0 16 46 .348 0 0 .000 7 15 .467 34 38 72 2.8 67 4 3 19 27 12 39 1.5TOTAL 32 7 329 10.3 16 48 .333 0 1 .000 7 15 .467 36 41 77 2.4 7 0 4 3 19 29 13 39 1.2

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 5, twice

Career 5, twice

REBOUNDS

2003-04 9, Webber (11/22/03)

Career 9, Webber (11/22/03)

FIELD GOAL

2003-04 2, four times


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS



3-POINT FG

2003-04 0

Career 0

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 0

Career 1, Southwestern (12/18/02)

FREE THROWS

2003-04 3, Appalachian State (12/1/03)


FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 4, Appalachian State (12/1/03)


ASSISTS



STEALS

2003-04 2, twice

Career 2, twice

BLOCKED SHOTS



MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 21, Davidson (2/3/03)

Career 21, Davidson (2/3/03)

2002-03: Played in six games asa freshman, two coming in South-ern Conference action … recordedfive rebounds, two block shots anda steal in 17 minutes of action …recorded a then career-high tworebounds against Emmanuel …logged a previous career-high fourminutes of action against South-western and Wofford … showedhis offensive prowess as two of hisrebounds came on the offensiveend of the court.

High School: A 2002 graduateof Western Reserve Academy inHudson, OH … lettered four timesin basketball, twice in lacrosse andtrack and once in cross-country …was named captain of the basket-ball team his senior year andearned the conference champion-ship in the long jump and highjump.

Personal: Full name is AndrewBerger Miller … son of George and

Dale Miller … father is a banker… born on July 2, 1982 …

majoring in BusinessAdministration.

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Full name: Dante K. Terry

Nickname: Teezy

Birthdate: June 1, 1984

Place of birth: Norfolk, Virginia

Parents: Marvin and Valerie Terry

Siblings: Dominick

Major: Sports Management & Administration

High school coach: Mark Butts

High school mascot: Patriots

Favorite food: General Tso’s Chicken

Favorite class subject: All Subjects

Favorite book or magazine: Source

Favorite TV show: Martin

Favorite movie: Juice

Favorite type of music: Rap/Hip-Hop

Favorite actor: Chris Tucker



Football

Favorite sports figure: Ray Allen and Terrell

Owens

Favorite NBA team: None

Hobbies: Music

Not many people know this but I ... am one

of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.


basketball, it would be ... nothing, I love

this game with a passion.

My greatest moment in sports was ... yet

to happen, but it will soon.


be ... doing nothing else. I can’t see myself not

playing this game.

The best player I ever faced was ... Juan

Dixon.


... its fun. It is the best game in America.


growing love for the game.

My advice to youngsters is ... stick behind

your dreams, anything is possible.

My coaches impress me because ... they like

the same things I do.

2004-05: Returns to the team asa two-year starter ... has the abilityto score at any time from any-where ... is the type of player thatcan shoot the three or drive thelane ... needs to shoot more consis-tently and improve his play on thedefensive end inorder to el-evate his game... has played alot of minutesand has seenconsiderableaction in SoCongames over thelast two years ... thecoaches believe hisexperience will helplead the team andhope it will rub off onthe younger players ... isexpected to start at thetwo guard position, butwill also be relied uponas the backup pointguard.

2003-04:Played in all 28games starting 27... led in team infive offensivecategories:points per game(11.3), field goalsattempted per

game (12.1), field goals made pergame (4.1), three-pointers at-tempted per game (7.3), andthree-pointers made per game(2.3) ... finished second on the teamin assists per game with 1.7, stealsper game with 1.0 and minutesplayer per contest with 30.4 ...recorded 11 new personal highsduring the 2003-04 season ... setseven personal records, points (33),field goals made (10), three-pointers made (six), free throws

made (seven), free throwsattempted

(eight),

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2003 27 6 396 14.7 44 118 .373 30 83 .361 5 7 .714 5 22 27 1.0 16 0 19 32 1 10 123 4.62004 28 27 851 30.4 116 339 .342 63 205 .307 21 36 .583 15 48 63 2.3 65 1 47 67 3 29 316 11.3TOTAL 55 33 1247 22.7 160 457 .350 93 288 .323 26 43 .605 20 7 0 9 0 1.6 81 1 66 99 4 39 439 8.0

GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 33, Webber (11/22/03)


REBOUNDS

2003-04 5, twice

Career 5, twice

FIELD GOAL

2003-04 10, Webber (11/22/03)


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 23, Emmanuel (12/6/03)

Career 23, Emmanuel (12/6/03)

3-POINT FG

2003-04 6, twice

Career 6, twice

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 17, Emmanuel (12/6/03)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 7, Webber (11/22/03)


FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 8, Webber (11/22/03)


ASSISTS



STEALS

2003-04 4, Webber (11/22/03)


BLOCKED SHOTS



MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 39, Emmanuel (12/6/03)


assists (four), and steals (four)against Webber ... logged a ca-reer-high 39 minutes versusEmmanuel and was six-of-17 frombehind the arc setting personalmarks for three-pointers madeand attempted ... tallied a career-record five rebounds twice duringsophomore season, once againstCofC and the other versusAppalachian State ...scored double-digitpoints a team-high 16times ... his 63 three-pointers ties him foreighth on the Bulldogs’single-season chart,while his 93 careerthree-pointers is thetenth highest markby a Bulldog.

2002-03: Playedin 27 games, whileearning thestarting nod in six… posted fourdouble digitscoring perfor-mances, includinga then career-high 16 againstWestern Carolina… finished thirdon the team inthree-point fieldgoal percentage(37.3), three-point field goalsmade (30),three-point fieldgoals attempted

(83) and free-throw percentage(71.4) … logged a previous career-high 34 minutes played againstUNC Greensboro … recorded 123points, 27 rebounds and 19 assistsduring his freshman season …averaged 14.7 minutes played agame … recorded a then career-best three rebounds against South-western, Western Carolina and

Georgia Southern.

High School: A2002 graduateof First ColonialHigh School inNorfolk, VA …lettered twicein basketball… was named

to the All-CityBeach district

team his senioryear … averaged

14.5 points, fiveassists and fiverebounds a gameover his career … histeam won the CityChampionship in 2002.

Personal: Full name isDante Keith Terry … sonof Marvin and ValerieTerry … father is afirefighter, while motheris a tax worker … bornon June 1, 1984 … major-ing in Sports Manage-

ment and Administration.

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Full name: Robert J’Mel Everhart

Nickname: Spooty

Birthdate: December 30, 1984

Place of birth: Tyler, TX

Parents: Percy and Myra Everhart

Siblings: Pamela Everhart-Coiscou, Gail

Hampton and Terrance Everhart

Major: Accounting

High school coach: Carl Love

High school mascot: Lions

Favorite food: Hot Wings


Favorite book or magazine: King Magazine

Favorite TV show: The Simpsons

Favorite movie: Life

Favorite type of music: Rap


Favorite actress: Meagan Good

Favorite sport other than basketball:Football

Favorite sports figure: Kevin Garnett

Favorite NBA team: Minnesota

Timberwolves

Hobbies: playing video games and dominoes

Not many people know this but I ... love

football more than basketball

If I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... we should get

paid for playing, because it is like a full-time job

My greatest moment in sports was ... I

dunked on Texas A&M quarterback Reggie

McNeil

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... a regular college student in Texas

The best player I ever faced was ... Mack

Callier

The thing I like best about basketballis ... the competiveness

My primary inspiration in sports is ... God

and my parents

My advice to youngsters is ... Don’t let

anyone hold you down


door is always open if you need them

2004-05: Coaches will count onthis sophomore after he posted avery solid freshman campaign ... heis a tenacious defender and relent-less on the glass ... he played on thepost last season out of necessity,but will most likely move out to aswing forward position in hissecond season ... coaches hope hecan improve on his rookienumbers and follow it up withan all-conference year ... isslated to start at small forward.

2003-04: Started all 28games and averaged a teamhigh 32.4 minutes per contest ...named to the 2003-04 SouthernConference all-freshman squadafter averaging 7.4 pointsand 7.0 rebounds pergame ... had ninegames where he scoredat least 10 points ...scored a personal-high16 points three times(Georgia Southern,Army and Washingtonand Lee) ... posted hisfirst career double-double againstDavidson with 11points and 13rebounds ... posteddouble-digit re-bounds three timesduring freshman

season ... was a perfect 6-6 fromthe charity stripe versus Elon andwent 8-9 from the line againstGeorgia Southern ... played apersonal high 39 minutes in firstcollegiate game versus Webber ...led team in rebounding with 196boards, rebounds per game with7.0 and offensive rebounds with

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Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2004 28 28 907 32.4 78 177 .441 2 10 .200 49 74 .662 85 111 196 7.0 68 1 35 57 17 22 207 7.4TOTAL 28 28 907 32.4 78 177 .441 2 10 .200 49 74 .662 85 111 196 7.0 68 1 35 57 17 22 207 7.4

GAME HIGHSPOINTS



REBOUNDS

2003-04 13, Davidson (1/6/04)


FIELD GOAL



FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 12, Army (1/2/04)

Career 12, Army (1/2/04)

3-POINT FG

2003-04 1, twice

Career 1, twice

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 3, Webber (11/22/03)


FREE THROWS


Career 8, Georgia Southern (2/28/04)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS



ASSISTS

2003-04 3, four times


STEALS

2003-04 4, Webber (11/22/03)


BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 2, twice

Career 2, twice

MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 39, Webber (11/22/03)


3.0 per game ... finished second indefensive boards per game, 4.5,blocked shots per game, 0.6, andfield goal percentage, 44.1.

High School: A 2003 graduateof John Tyler High School … letteredfour times in basketball, once intrack and once in baseball …garnered second team all-state,first team all-region, academicall-district and academic all-state honors during hissenior season … wastabbed district MVPand co-MVP on theall-East Texasteam … averaged13 points and 11rebounds pergame …

played for coach Carl Love.

Personal: Full name is RobertJ’Mel Everhart … son of Percy andMyra Everhart … father is a super-visor, while mother is a loan secre-tary … born on December 30, 1984… majoring in Business Administra-tion.

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Full name: Joseph Nicholas-Jermand Thompson

Nickname: JoJo


Place of birth: Whiteville, NC

Parents: Louella and Willie Thompson

Siblings: Chris

Major: Sports Management & Administration

High school coach: Glenn McKey

High school mascot: Wolfpack

Favorite food: Seafood

Favorite class subject: History

Favorite book or magazine: XXL

Favorite TV show: The Simpsons & Martin

Favorite movie: Desperado



Favorite actress: Angelina Jolie


Football

Favorite sports figure: Tracy McGrady and

Kevin Garnett


Hobbies: Playing cards and video games

Not many people know this but I ... can

play chess


basketball, it would be ... that we could get

paid

My greatest moment in sports was ... when

I scored 42 points in the state high school

tournament


be ... chillling at another college

The best player I ever faced was ... my

brother


is ... the feel of winning a game

My primary inspiration in sports is ... the

support I get from home

My advice to youngsters is ... make money

My coaches impress me because ... the way

they motivate a player

2004-05: Is a versatile playerwho has the ability to beexplosive on any give night ...worked hard during thesummer to improvephysical abilities ... has agreat feel for the game,but the coaching staffwants him to continueto be more consistentwith his shooting andpassing ... needs toimprove on defense tocompliment his offen-sive skills ... will belooked upon to playboth forward slots.

2003-04: Saw actionin 27 of 28 games ...averaged 9.2 minutesplayed per contest andplayed a personal best24 minutes versusETSU ... scored acareer-high 12 pointsagainst High Point andnetted 11 in first careercontest againstWebber ... grabbedfive rebounds threetimes (ETSU, Elon andSouth Carolina State) ...had one assist and twosteals versus Wofford ...went three for fivefrom three-point land

in season opener,while attempt-

ing eightthree-

pointersagainstETSU ...posted aperfect3-3 atthe freethrowline

againstWofford ...

finished thirdon the teamwith a 43.8 fieldgoal percent-age.

High School: A2003 graduateof Whiteville HighSchool … letteredfour times inbasketball …earned all-areaand all-conferenceaccolades his senioryear … was tabbedthe Eastern Re-gional MVP andRoberson Countyall-tournament forthree seasons …averaged 20 points,

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GAME HIGHSPOINTS

2003-04 12, High Point (12/30/03)

Career 12, High Point (12/30/03)

REBOUNDS



FIELD GOAL



FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 12, ETSU (2/16/04)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 3, twice

Career 3, twice

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 8, ETSU (2/16/04)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 3, Wofford (2/7/04)


FREE THROW ATTEMPTS

2003-04 3, Wofford (2/7/04)


ASSISTS



STEALS



BLOCKED SHOTS

2003-04 0

Career 0

MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 24, ETSU (2/16/04)


10 rebounds and five assists duringhis senior season … was a memberof the state championship team hisfreshman season that went 23-6 …played for coach Glenn McKoy.

Personal: Full name is JosephNicholas-Jermond Thompson … sonof Willie and Louella Thompson …

father, who is retired, playedMarine Basketball (1969-71), whilemother is a librarian … born onDecember 18, 1984 … majoring inBusiness Administration.

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Full name: Aaron Chao Xia

Nickname: none

Birthdate: April 22, 1984

Place of birth: China

Parents: Mike and Yuan Xia

Siblings: None

Major: International Business

High school coach: William Schacherl

High school mascot: Wolves

Favorite food: Fish/Salmon


Favorite book or magazine: Sports

Illustrated

Favorite TV show: Sportscenter

Favorite movie: Terminator 3


Favorite actor: Marshall Mathers

Favorite actress: Jennifer Lopez


Football

Favorite sports figure: Yao Ming

Favorite NBA team: Los Angeles Lakers

Hobbies: Lifting weights

Not many people know this but I ... will try

and make it to the NBA.


basketball, it would be ... more than three

seconds in the paint.


winning a playoff game at the buzzer 62-61.


be ... playing for the Shanghai Sharks.

The best player I ever faced was ... Yao

Ming.


is ... the physical contact in the paint.


contact and banging people in the paint.

My advice to youngsters is ... to study hard.


inspire me to do my best.

2004-05: Will never back downand is as tough as they come ...spent a tremendous amount oftime in the weight room to im-prove his body ... has the ability topost strong on the blocks, but willalso surprise you with his shootingability ... freshman season was alearning process, but has improvedimmensely over the last year ... willcontribute immediately as either apower forward or as a center.

2003-04: Earnedthe starting nodat center 11times andplayed in 26games ...tabbed acareer-high 31minutes versusElon ... posted apersonal bestseven pointstwice, bothtimes againstCollege ofCharleston... wenta

perfect 4-4 from the charity stripetwice, once against Webber andthe other versus Furman ... pulleddown a personal high four re-bounds three times (Furman,Georgia Southern, South Carolina)... blocked three shots and madeall three shots attempted againstGSU ... grabbed two offensive

rebounds versusthe Gamecocks... averaged 2.4points pergame and ledthe team infield goalpercentagewith a 46.8season mark... was fourthon the squadwith 14

blocked shots.

High School:A 2003graduate ofClearbrookHigh School… lettered

fourtimes in

bas-ket-ball …earnedall-

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GAME HIGHSPOINTS



REBOUNDS



FIELD GOAL



FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

2003-04 6, CofC (1/31/04)


3-POINT FG

2003-04 0

Career 0

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS

2003-04 1, Davidson (1/6/04)


FREE THROWS

2003-04 4, twice

Career 4, twice

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS



ASSISTS

2003-04 1, twice

Career 1, twice

STEALS

2003-04 1, five times

Career 1, five times

BLOCKED SHOTS



MINUTES PLAYED

2003-04 31, Furman (2/21/04)


district honors during his junior andsenior seasons … was a member ofthe Houston Select basketball

team … averaged15 points and

nine re-bounds per

game

… played for coach WilliamSchacherl.

Personal: Full name is AaronChao Xia … son of Mike and YuanXia … father is an engineer … bornon April 22, 1984 … majoring in

Business Ad-ministration ...was a team-mate of NBA

star Yao Ming onthe Chinese Na-

tional Team.

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Full name: Harold Donell McLendon, Jr.

Nickname: Donny


Place of birth: Dublin, GA

Parents: Harold and Alice McLendon

Siblings: Christie, Natalie, Warren & Bryant

Major: Criminal Justice

High school coach: Paul Williams

High school mascot: Raiders

Favorite food: Chicken - all kinds


Favorite book or magazine: Slam

Favorite TV show: Fresh Prince & Real World

Favorite movie: Blade

Favorite type of music: Hip Hop & Rap

Favorite actor: Will Smith

Favorite actress: Kate Beckinsale

Favorite sport other than basketball: Ping

Pong

Favorite sports figure: Michael Jordan &

Allen Iverson

Favorite NBA team: Orlando Magic

Hobbies: Watching tv

Not many people know this but I ... I live on

a farm (I’m pretty country)


basketball, it would be ... the NCAA’s

transfer rules

My greatest moment in sports was ... when

I won three different player of the year awards


be ... somewhere else

The best player I ever faced was ... Gerald

Finch


is ... scoring points


father

My advice to youngsters is ... to never lose

focus of your dreams


always there for me

2004-05: Comes to The Citadelwith college basketball experienceafter playing his freshman seasonat Mercer and Florida A&M ... addsdepth to the guard position andgives the team an experiencedguard who can shoot the ball ... willbe counted on to contribute imme-diately due to his ability to shootand play defense ... will be re-quired to sit out first six games ofthe 2004-05 season due to theNCAA’s transfer rules ... first gamewill be on December 15, 2004 inMcAlister Field House againstSavannah State.

2003-04: Transferred to FloridaA&M for sophomore campaign ...played in first six games beforesitting out the rest of the season inorder to transfer to The Citadel.

2002-03: Played freshmanseason at Mercer University ...helped Mercer to a 23-6 recordand the Atlantic Sun ConferenceChampionship ... played in all 29games averaging 11.2 minutes percontest ... posted a scoring averageof 5.2 points per game ... made35.9 percent of his three-point shots(28 of 78) ... recorded 14 steals and30 rebounds ... shot 73 percent (27of 37) from the free-throw line and34.8 (48 of 138) percent from thefield

High School: A 2002 graduateof West Laurens High School ...named the 2002 Georgia AAAPlayer of the Year ... McDonald’sAll-American Nominee ... was thesecond leading scorer in the stateat 28.7 points per game ... alsonamed the Middle Georgia Playerof the Year ... played in two all-star games ... scored 861 pointsduring one prep season ... firstteam all-state and all-regionselection ... led West Laurens to a23-7 record and an appearance inthe elite eight of the state tourna-ment ... played for coach PaulWilliams.

Personal: Full name is HaroldDonell McLendon, Jr. … son ofHarold, Sr. and Alice McLendon …father is a lawyer and mother is asubstitute teacher … born onOctober 11, 1983 … younger brotherWarren is a freshman on TheCitadel basketball team ... sisterNatalie played basketball atSamford from 2000-02, whileuncle, Gary Wilkins, played for theNFL’s Atlanta Falcons ... majoringin Criminal Justice.

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Full name: Mark David Schiavoni

Nickname: none

Birthdate: November 3, 1983

Place of birth: Winchester, VA

Parents: Robert and Belinda Schiavoni

Siblings: Jessica and Joanna

Major: Business

High school coach: Seth Eilberg

High school mascot: Blue Rams

Favorite food: Jim’s Cheesesteak on South

Street in Philly

Favorite class subject: English

Favorite book or magazine: Maniac McGee

Favorite TV show: Fresh Prince & Seinfeld

Favorite movie: Gladiator

Favorite type of music: I like it all

Favorite actor: Denzel Washington & Mel

Gibson

Favorite actress: Rachel McAdams

Favorite sport other than basketball:Boxing

Favorite sports figure: Pete Maravich

Favorite NBA team: Philadelphia 76ers

Hobbies: Shooting hoops, eating and being

with family and friends

Not many people know this but I ... can

sing

If I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... a four-point line

five feet behind the three-point line

My greatest moment in sports was ...scoring 30 points versus Blair Academy

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... working construction

The best player I ever faced was ...Mustafa Shakur & Luol Deng

The thing I like best about basketballis ... winning


entire family, without them I would be nothing

My advice to youngsters is ... You can do

anything with Jesus Christ in your life


teaching goes far beyond the basketball court

2004-05: Is a player who addsexperience after transferring fromthe Coast Guard Academy ... is agreat shooter, who handles the ballwell ... coaches say he remindsthem of former Bulldog smallforward Alan Puckett, a tough,hard working player who canshoot from anywhere on the court... will be redshirted this season inaccordance with NCAA rules.

2003-04: Played freshmanseason at the Coast Guard Acad-emy ... started 14 games and sawaction in five others ... was fourthon the team in scoring with anaverage of 9.8 points per game ...shot 29 percent (67 of 229) fromthe floor and 25.5 percent (35 of137) from behind the arc ... tallied54 rebounds and 34 assists.

High School: A 2003 graduateof The Hill School ... earned secondteam All-Mid Atlantic Prep Leaguehonors ... led Mid-Atlantic PrepLeague in scoring as a junior with20.3 points per game ... helpedlead The Hill to a top-30 nationalranking in 2003 ... earned eightletters, four in track, three in bas-ketball and one in cross-country ...played for coach Seth Eilberg.

Personal: Full name is MarkDavid Schiavoni … son of Robertand Schiavoni … father is a lawyer… born on November 3, 1983 …majoring in Computer Science.

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Full name: Warren Matthew McLendonNickname: WhompBirthdate: May 29, 1986Place of birth: Dublin, GAParents: Harold & Alice McLendonSiblings: Christie, Natalie, Donny & BryantMajor: BusinessHigh school coach: Paul WilliamsHigh school mascot: RaidersFavorite food: ChineseFavorite class subject: Science LabsFavorite book or magazine: SlamFavorite TV show: The Real World &ThundercatsFavorite movie: The Fifth ElementFavorite type of music: All TypesFavorite actor: Sean Connery & DenzelWashingtonFavorite actress: Kate BeckinsaleFavorite sport other than basketball:Slam BallFavorite sports figure: Muhammad Ali &Michael JordanFavorite NBA team: Minnesota TimberwolvesHobbies: Fishing & DrawingNot many people know this but I ... am adancing machineIf I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... If a player doesan oustanding dunk, it would count as threepointsMy greatest moment in sports was ...winning the state high school championship andbeing named the #1 AAA player in GeorgiaIf I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... playing college footballThe best player I ever faced was ... DwightHarold, Shawn Livingston and Josh SmithThe thing I like best about basketballis ... game nights when the stands are packedand they go wild when we winMy primary inspiration in sports is ... God,my parents, and my love of the gameMy advice to youngsters is ... live life in thefullest and work hard. You can’t make up forlost timeMy coaches impress me because ... thepersonal relationships they have with eachplayer and the way they help us get throughhard times

2004-05: Is a highly toutedfreshman prospect with tremen-dous strength and athleticism ... is atough, strong minded player thatreminds the coaches of formerBulldog forward Cliff Washburn ...has the ability to post-up anyonein the league, as well as shoot fromoutside and handle the ball ... hasthe potential to be a dominatingforce in the SoCon if he plays up tohis potential every time he steps onthe court ... could earn the startingjob at power forward with a solidpreseason, but will most definitelysee quality minutes.

High School: A 2004 graduateof West Laurens High School ... waslisted as Honorable Mention All-American after winning the Geor-gia AAA State Player of the Yearhonor ... earned Middle GeorgiaPlayer of the Year laurels just asolder brother Donny did ... playedin the Georgia North-South All-StarGame and the Florida-GeorgiaAll-Star Game ... received theGeorgia AAA state tournamentMVP trophy while leading WestLaurens to the 2004 state champi-onship ... averaged 19 points, 11rebounds, eight assists and fiveblocks per game as a senior ... wasalso a member of the 2003 AAUAtlanta Celtics who won the 2003

AAU Championship ... played forcoach Paul Williams.

Personal: Full name is WarrenMcLendon … son of Harold, Sr. andAlice McLendon … father is alawyer and mother is a substituteteacher … born on May 29, 1986 …older brother Donny transferred toThe Citadel and is a member ofthe Bulldog basketball team ...sister Natalie played basketball atSamford from 2000-02, whileuncle, Gary Wilkins, played for theNFL’s Atlanta Falcons ... majoringin Business Administration.

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Full name: Demetrius Demar Nelson

Nickname: Meat

Birthdate: January 4, 1986

Place of birth: Charleston, SC

Parents: Mark and Vera

Siblings: Mark A. Nelson, III


High school coach: Antoine Saunders

High school mascot: Islanders

Favorite food: Red rice

Favorite class subject: English

Favorite book or magazine: Sports

Illustrated

Favorite TV show: Martin and the Jamie

Foxx Show

Favorite movie: Scarface

Favorite type of music: Hip Hop and R&B

Favorite actor: Jamie Foxx and Will Smith




Favorite NBA team: Chicago Bulls

Hobbies: Hanging out with friends

Not many people know this but I ... am a

very good rapper

If I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... all the politics

My greatest moment in sports was ... being

selected to the SC/NC All-Star Game

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... in college pursuing a career in business

The best player I ever faced was ...Raymond Felton and Terrell Everett

The thing I like best about basketballis ... the competition and the fans


family

My advice to youngsters is ... to always set

goals for yourself and to always remain focused

on whatever you want to do


relentless in everything they do

2004-05: Was a very popular,local recruit who surprised thecoaches with his level of skill ... isone of the most pleasant youngmen to coach and has a greatpositive attitude toward not onlybasketball, but life as well ... needsto continue to improve and will doso with more play ... according tothe coaches, he moves very wellunder the basket and plays verymature for a freshman ... his big-gest asset is his determination to bea quality player at this level andthe next ... coaches will use him asa post player immediately.

High School: A 2004 graduateof St. John’s High School ... wasnamed first team all-state and all-Lowcountry after averaging 21.4points and 14 rebounds a game asa senior ... earned Region Player ofthe Year honors ... played in theNorth Carolina-South Carolina All-Star game ... was a four-timevarsity letter winner in basketball... played for coach AntioneSaunders.

Personal: Full name is DemetriusD. Nelson … son of Mark and VeraNelson … father is a truck driver …born on January 4, 1986 … majoringin Business Administration.

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Full name: Travis Sentell Smith

Nickname: Smitty


Place of birth: Ft. Benning, GA

Parents: Yolanda and Edward Smith

Siblings: Meshawn, Shamell and Chiffon


High school coach: Kalvin Baker

High school mascot: Vikings

Favorite food: Collard Greens and Macaroni

& Cheese

Favorite class subject: History

Favorite book or magazine: Slam

Favorite TV show: The Chapelle Show

Favorite movie: Above the Rim

Favorite type of music: Rap and R&B

Favorite actor: Mike Epps

Favorite actress: Sanaa Latham


Football


Favorite NBA team: Orlando Magic

Hobbies: Eating and chilling with friends

Not many people know this but I ... like to

cook


basketball, it would be ... the rules


watching Jordan hit the game winning shot in

the 1998 NBA Finals


be ... a clothes designer and a business man

The best player I ever faced was ... Dwight

Howard


is ... the movement of the players


myself

My advice to youngsters is ... never intend

to fail, always expect to suceed


never stop pushing me, even when I’m tired

2004-05: A young man who hasa ton of potential ... coaches be-lieve he does a lot on the floor well,but needs to improve to see consid-erable playing time ... his greatwork ethic and love of the gamewill allow him to become a verysolid college basketball player inthe near future ... is an athletic,strong, tough guard who will seeminutes backing up at the shootingguard position.

High School: A 2004 graduateof Pacelli High School ... was theRegion 2 Player of the Year andwas named second team All-Stateas a senior after averaging 28.6points, seven rebounds, five assistsand four steals a game duringsenior season ... was a two-timeall-region selection ... lettered fourtimes in basketball and twice intrack ... played for coach CalvinBaker.

Personal: Full name is TravisSmith … son of Edward andYolanda Smith … father is a mailprocessor and mother is a storeclerk … born on October 15, 1985 ...family member Chuck Kornegayplayed basketball at Villanova,while family member MikelKornegay played football atFlorida State ... majoring in BusinessAdministration.

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Full name: Nathaniel Drew Winkler

Nickname: Nathan and Wink


Place of birth: Boone, NC

Parents: John and Jan

Siblings: Amber

Major: Biology

High school coach: Jason Smith

High school mascot: Bobcats

Favorite food: My Mom’s Angel Food Cake

Favorite class subject: Analytical Writing

Favorite book or magazine: The Bible and

The Awakening

Favorite TV show: Will and Grace

Favorite movie: Braveheart

Favorite type of music: Just a good song

Favorite actor: Robert DeNiro

Favorite actress: Julia Roberts


Favorite sports figure: Brett Favre


Hobbies: spending time with family and making

people laugh

Not many people know this but I ... thank

God everyday for the challenges I am faced with

because each one makes me a better person

If I could change one thing about collegebasketball, it would be ... nothing

My greatest moment in sports was ...learning to love the game with my dad in our

driveway

If I weren’t playing college basketball I’dbe ... attending NC State aspiring to be an

architect

The best player I ever faced was ... Chris

Paul

The thing I like best about basketballis ... team unity


mother and father

My advice to youngsters is ... make your

dreams a reality

My coaches impress me because ... they care

about us so much, our success is their goal

2004-05: A young man whoplays with tons of intensity espe-cially on defense ... has great footwork and will get after anyonedefensively ... is rough around theedges, but will have to learn atough position as a freshman ...needs to learn how to make theeasy play ... coaches believe he willimprove with experience andexpect him to see time on the courtas a reserve point guard.

High School: A 2004 graduateof the Brewster Academy ... was aMcDonald’s All-American Nomineeand earned North Carolina HighSchool Heisman honors ... recorded11 points, 10 assists, five reboundsand four steals a game as a senior... led Brewster Academy to a No.3 final national ranking in 2003 ...earned three letters in basketball,two in football and one in baseballand track ... played for coach JasonSmith.

Personal: Full name is NathanielWinkler … son of John and JanWinkler … father is a contractorand mother is a property manager… born on December 17, 1984 ...father played defensive end forthe UNC Tarheels from 1969-72 …majoring in Biology.

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Beginning his 13th season at the helm of The Citadel’sbasketball program, Pat Dennis is the winningest coachin school history. With a 89-72 victory over Chowan onDecember 19, 2003, Dennis surpassed current CitadelDirector of Athletics Les Robinson for first-place on theall-time wins chart with 136 wins, four more thanRobinson’s 132. Dennis’ dedication to The Citadel and itsbasketball program is obvious as he has the secondlongest tenure of all the coaches in the Southern Confer-ence.

Dennis is the only Bulldog coach to post double-digitwins in each of his first seven seasons, and he’s done thata total of nine times during his 12 campaigns. Therewere only 33 other seasons of 10 or more victories in thefirst 100 years of the program’s existence.

Under Dennis, The Citadel basketball program ismore than just winning games. Dennis believes in thesame principles that The Citadel instills into its cadetseveryday. During the last three seasons, Dennis has seen10 players graduate from the Military College of SouthCarolina. Of those, 100-percent had a job or enteredgraduate school immediately following graduation.Only a handful of institutions in the NCAA can claimthose same results. Dennis and his staff work hand-in-hand with each player to guarantee that he is taking theappropriate path not only in the classroom and on thecourts, but also in life.

The coaching staff finds itself in a familiar position thisseason as they have only two seniors and one junior toanchor the leadership roles of the team. The five sopho-mores and seven freshmen look to be the solid founda-tion of the future for Citadel basketball. Dennis is nostranger to having young teams, as only three seasonsago the team had only one senior and three juniors.That team was the surprise of the Southern Conferenceand finished in a three-way tie for second place in theSouth Division.

The past campaign was somewhat of a rebuildingyear for the young Bulldogs. In 2003-04, The Citadelsaw the loss of all-conference player Max Mombollet tograduation and only six wins, but Dennis’ young squadconsisted of only two seniors, one junior and 11 freshmenand sophomores. The nucleus of players that will cementthe floor for Dennis over the next two seasons gained

valuable experience against powers such as Georgetown,Tennessee, South Carolina and Central Florida, not tomention the upper echelon of teams in the SoCon likeEast Tennessee State, who advanced to the NCAATournament after winning the conference tournament.

The 2002-03 season was highlighted by a group ofsix seniors that all finished their careers with a Citadel ringand a Citadel degree. Forward Michael Joseph becamethe sixth player under Dennis’ guidance to reach the1,000-point plateau and the 22nd in school history.

An experienced group led the 2001-02 campaign asthree seniors and six juniors highlighted the squad thatfinished 17-12 overall. The back-to-back winning seasonswere the first in over twenty years. The Bulldogs posted17 victories, including eight in Southern Conference play.The 17-win plateau stands as the third highest in schoolhistory. Only Robinson had higher win totals in a singleseason as The Citadel’s head coach. The Bulldogs pro-tected their own backyard during the season as theyposted 12-2 record in McAlister Field House. The seasonwas highlighted by The Citadel’s first victory in theSouthern Conference tournament since 1985 asthey defeated the Keydets of VMI, 80-70.

In 2000-01, the Bulldogs won16 games. That may seemtrite to some, but considerthat The Citadel, in itsfirst 100 years ofbasketball, has won20 games once(1979), 18 gamesonce (1985), 17games three times(1927, ‘61 and ‘02)and 16 games fourtimes (1945, ‘58, ‘89and ‘01).

In Dennis’ first 11years at the helm,the Bulldogsreached the 10-winplateau quicker in2000-01 than any

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other year (15 games).The season also featured a five-game winning streak

in Southern Conference play, the first time since the1960-61 season. It also marked the first winning seasonsince the 15-13 year in 1997-98, and Dennis earned his100th victory (on Feb. 3 against Wofford), becoming onlythe second coach in Citadel history to win 100 or moregames.

At home, The Citadel was nearly unstoppable, going12-2 in McAlister Field House. Two of the facilities’ largestcrowds ever came that season: 5,822 came to see theUniversity of South Carolina on December 5, creating thesixth largest home crowd ever, and on February 12, theCollege of Charleston game drew 5,563 fans, the eighthlargest. Also, a rare Sunday night game against Furmanon February 25 drew 4,236.

Also in the mix of highlights was The Citadel’s firstbasketball championship of any kind in 23 years whenthe Bulldogs defeated both Colgate and Morehead Stateat the Capital City Classic in Tallahassee, Fla. TravisCantrell was named the MVP while Cliff Washburnearned all-tournament recognition.

Washburn and Alan Puckett earned SouthernConference Player-of-the-Week citations and TheCitadel locker room was a festive site many times, andeven once lured Citadel graduate and legendary novelistPat Conroy to it. Conroy proclaimed that Citadelbasketball was indeed back as was the excitement inMcAlister Field House.

In 1997-98, Dennis, a Baltimore, MD native, led TheCitadel to a 15-13 overall ledger - the program’s bestcampaign since the 1988-89 season - and a second placefinish in the Southern Conference’s South Division. Inaddition, his 1997-98 team defeated a pair of NCAATournament participants in College of Charleston andDavidson, and snapped a 13-game losing streak inSouthern Conference Tournament action with a 77-66quarterfinal win over military rival VMI.

The Citadel has been a force defensively in recentyears, ranking among the league leaders in both fieldgoal percentage defense and scoring defense. Dennisdemonstrates to many that he is a student of the gameby the numerous workshops, clinics and camps at whichhe teaches and participates. He continually confirms hisability to recruit talented players. And he has a solidreputation among his fellow coaches as a true teacher ofthe game.

Characteristics of his teams include an exciting, multi-faceted offense, a staunch defense and an all-out teameffort. A strong work ethic and a never-say-die attitude- truly trademarks of all Citadel Cadets – are obvious asone watches a Pat Dennis-coached basketball team.

All of this points to the progress that Citadel Basket-ball has made under Dennis, who became the school’s26th basketball coach on April 13, 1992. Excitement inthe program continues to be rejuvenated, and shouldadd even more anticipation this year considering thetalent he has assembled.

While the program has improved under his guidance,Dennis is not content with being a middle-of-the-packteam. He won’t be satisfied until The Citadel challengesfor the Southern Conference title year in and year out.

All-time Coaching RecordsSeason Coach Won Lost Pct.1913 J.G.Briggs 2 3 .4001914-16 Hans Kangeter 15 5 .7501917-18 Harry O’Brien 6 2 .7501919-25 C.F. Myers 51 26 .6621926 Locke Brown 10 6 .6251927-30 Benny Blatt 51 22 .6991931-33 Johnny Douglas 18 31 .3671934-35 Charlie Williard 14 16 .4501936-40 Rock Norman 45 31 .5921940-41 Ben Parker 10 17 .3701942, 44 Ben Clemons 4 17 .1901943 Bo Sherman 8 6 .5711945 Ernest Wehman 16 7 .6961946 Eugene Clark 7 11 .389

Season Coach Won Lost Pct.1947 Whitey Piro 5 11 .3131948-52 Bernard O’Neil 28 72 .2801953-54 Leo Zack 5 32 .1351955 Jim Browning 1 21 .0451956 Hank Witt 2 19 .0951957-60 Norm Sloan 57 38 .6001961-67 Mel Thompson 67 96 .4111968-71 Dick Campbell 45 54 .4551972-74 George Hill 33 42 .4401975-85 Les Robinson 132 162 .4491986-92 Randy Nesbit 75 121 .3831993-pres Pat Dennis 136 196 .410

Totals 809 1048 .436

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The Record On DennisThe Record On DennisThe Record On DennisThe Record On DennisThe Record On Dennis1992-present:1992-present:1992-present:1992-present:1992-present: The CitadelThe CitadelThe CitadelThe CitadelThe Citadel• Head Basketball Coach (136-196 overall)• All-time winningest coach in Citadel history• One of only four coaches in school history to post twoconsecutive winning seasons (2000-01, 2001-02)• Top defense in the Southern Conference twice• Four All-Southern Conference performers• Six players named to the league’s all-freshman team• Six 1,000-point scorers during his tenure1111198989898987-17-17-17-17-1992: U992: U992: U992: U992: Univnivnivnivnivererererersity of Richmondsity of Richmondsity of Richmondsity of Richmondsity of Richmond• Top assistant coach under Dick Tarrant• Recorded 21 or more wins in four of five seasons• Four NCAA tournament appearances• The 1987-88 team advanced to the “Sweet 16” of theNCAA Tournament (with wins over Indiana and GeorgiaTech)• Two NIT berths• Overall record of 151-62 (.709)• Four Colonial Athletic Association championships1984-85: George Washington University1984-85: George Washington University1984-85: George Washington University1984-85: George Washington University1984-85: George Washington University·• Assistant Coach·• Helped lead the Colonials to its best record in 10 years1982-84: Loyola (MD) College1982-84: Loyola (MD) College1982-84: Loyola (MD) College1982-84: Loyola (MD) College1982-84: Loyola (MD) College·• Top assistant coach11111980-82: T980-82: T980-82: T980-82: T980-82: Tooooowson Statwson Statwson Statwson Statwson Stateeeee·• Assistant coach111119999979-80: McDonough High School79-80: McDonough High School79-80: McDonough High School79-80: McDonough High School79-80: McDonough High School·• Junior Varsity coach1111199999777774-78: W4-78: W4-78: W4-78: W4-78: Washingtashingtashingtashingtashington & Leeon & Leeon & Leeon & Leeon & Lee• NCAA Division III Player-of-the-Year as voted byBasketball Weekly• Led W&L to top 10 rankings his junior and seniorsseasons.·• Division III first team All-American Elected into the W&LHall of Fame in 1993

He has restored respect in the program by making theplayers believe in his system, in each other, and bringingto the Military College of South Carolina an organiza-tion that was a perfect fit. A pressure man-to-mandefense is the hallmark of Dennis’ teams with a pat-terned, high-efficiency offense to match.

When former Citadel Director of Athletics WaltNadzak announced Dennis’ hiring, it was a well-knownfact that Dennis had a major rebuilding job ahead ofhim. After all, the Bulldogs had only one winning seasonin the previous seven years and the program had experi-enced only 16 wins in the last two seasons, including onlysix in 1991. He knew that his work was cut out for him.

A proven recruiter, Dennis’ classes have been ratedamong the best in the league. Dennis and his assistantcoaches brought in four players for the 2002-03 seasonthat had an immediate impact on the program. Thispast recruiting season, Dennis and his staff brought in fivemore scholarship players and three top-notch walk-ons,and some of them could be in position to log valuableminutes in their first season on campus. All told, Dennis,during his 11 seasons at The Citadel, has had six playersnamed to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team.

An assistant coach for seven years at the University ofRichmond, Dennis was an obvious choice for the Bulldogs.His background at Richmond, where he and head coachDick Tarrant had molded less-talented athletes intoColonial Athletic Association champions, was just whatThe Citadel program needed. Dennis had beenRichmond’s top assistant since the 1987-88 season. Dur-ing his stint at Richmond, the Spiders won 21 or moregames in all but one season and made four NCAATournament appearances and two National InvitationalTournament showings.

As Richmond’s number one assistant, Dennis served asrecruiting coordinator and assisted with both offensiveand defensive on-court responsibilities, practice plans andopponent scouting. He also was responsible for oversee-ing the Spiders’ academic progress.

During Dennis’ stay at Richmond, the Spiders com-piled an overall record of 151-62 (.709) and captured fourColonial Athletic Association championships. The 1987-88squad advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Tour-nament after defeating strong Indiana and Georgia Techsquads.

Prior to Dennis’ arrival at Richmond, he spent the1984-85 season at George Washington University andhelped lead the Colonials to a 17-10 record, which wasthe team’s best in a decade. He was the top assistant atLoyola (MD) College during the 1982-83 and 1983-84seasons. He began his collegiate coaching career atTowson State University where he served as an aid duringthe 1980-81 and 1981-82 campaigns. He spent the 1979-80 season as a junior varsity coach at McDonough HighSchool in his hometown of Baltimore.

Dennis is a 1978 graduate of Washington & LeeUniversity, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree inUrban Studies. While a student-athlete at W&L, he wasnamed a NCAA Division III first-team All-American bythe National Association of Basketball Coaches, TheAssociated Press and Basketball Weekly. He also washonored by being named the NCAA Division III Player-of-the-Year his senior season by Basketball Weekly, andwas enshrined in the Washington & Lee Athletic Hall ofFame in 1993.

Dennis is married to the former Sherry O’Malley ofBaltimore, and they have three children, Haddie, Finnand Isabel. The Dennis family, along with a Golden Labnamed Khaki, lives on The Citadel campus.

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Chris Gerlufsen enters his fourth year at TheCitadel as a member of head coach Pat Dennis’ staff.In 2000, he joined The Citadel staff as a graduateassistant coach and in four years has come full circle ashe was named Pat Dennis’ top assistant before the2003-04 season.

Gerlufsen has on-floor coaching responsibilitieswith the guards and wings, and has coached three1,000-point scorers in Travis Cantrell, Michael Josephand Alan Puckett and other well-known Bulldogs,such as Clyde Wormley, who returned to The Citadelas a graduate manager last season. Travis Cantrellposted 102 3-point field goals during the 2002 seasonto set a new school record and aided in his schoolrecord 255 3-point field goals in a career. UnderGerlufsen’s direction, current Bulldog junior KevinHammack is on his way to breaking the school’s all-time assists record of 387, set in 1986 by Jimmy Tharpe,as Hammack tallied 252 assists in his first two seasonsas a Bulldog.

His responsibilities do not stop there, Gerlufsenis the recruiting coordinator and assists in scheduling.He played a major role in recruiting the 63rd bestrecruiting class in the nation last year. Gerlufsen’s

aggressive style ofrecruiting

focuses onobtainingnot onlytop-notch

athletes to help the program grow, but also youngmen who will succeed at The Citadel and in life. Heowes some of his recruiting success to his strong ties inTexas and the Northeast.

Gerlufsen played a key role in the recruiting ofSoCon all-freshmen selection J’mel Everhart. Gerlufsenis responsible for recruiting Everhart’s home state ofTexas where he also signed two others, Kelvin Fowlerand Aaron Xia in 2003 from the Lone Star State. In2002, he also successfully recruited Matt Davis, anative of Carrollton, TX.

His successful recruiting efforts do not stop inTexas; Gerlufsen is also responsible for the signing oftwo brothers, who are both former Georgia HighSchool Players of the Year and Region 2 Player of theYear Travis Smith of Pacelli High in Columbus, GA.

Donny and Warren McClendon, of Dublin, GA,both earned player of the year honors as players atWest Lauren High School. Donny, the oldest of thetwo, took home the award in 2002, while youngerbrother Warren was selected as the best player in thePeach State in 2004.

A 1998 graduate of Randolph-Macon inAshland, VA, Gerlufsen played under one of thegreatest coaches in basketball, Hal Nunnaly. A nativeof Philadelphia, PA, he was a shooting guard for twoand one-half seasons and served as the team captainhis junior and senior seasons. Gerlufsen ranked ninthall-time in steals for the Yellow Jackets and was amember of the team that was nationally rankedthird in scoring defense. He helped Randolph-Maconto the NCAA Division III tournament twice, once in1996 and again in 1998.

Coaching is in Gerlufsen’s blood, as his fatherserved as the head basketball coach at the Universityof Massachusetts and Shepherd College (WV), winningtwo conference championships.

Prior to working at Southwestern, Gerlufsenspent one season as the graduate assistant coach atWashington (MD) College.

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Terry Parks, a former assistant at NorthFlorida, is beginning his first season as an assistantcoach under Pat Dennis. Parks’ responsibilities willinclude teaching and developing The Citadel’s groupof talented, young, big men and helping prepare theBulldogs’ scouting reports through video exchange. Hewill also be counted on to assist with the Bulldogs’recruiting efforts in the Georgia and Florida areas.

While an assistant at North Florida for the pasttwo seasons, Parks was responsible for the Ospreyrecruiting efforts, along with their game preparation,which included scouting and film exchange. He alsohelped developed the UNF post players, as well asarranging team travel.

From 2000-2002, Parks was a graduateassistant coach at his alma mater, Columbus StateUniversity in Columbus, GA, where his main duty wasto coach the post players. He also supervised theacademic programs of the student-athletes, whileassisting in recruiting and game-day preparation.

During his time as a graduate assistant atColumbus State, Parks earned his master’s degree inPublic Administration and was a member of theAlpha Phi Sigma Honor Society. He received hisbachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from ColumbusState in 1999.

Parks started his playing career at MaconState before transferring to Columbus State in 1996,where he finished out his career as a scholar athlete.As a post player, he helped CSU to the 1998 PeachBelt Conference Championship with a final seasonrecord of 26-7.

Parks has also been an active member of thecommunity as a mentor to at-risk youth and a campdirector for various basketball camps in Florida and

Georgia. He also participated in the NCAA’s ProjectYes while a student-athlete at Macon State.

Born in Ft. Benning, GA, Parks recently mar-ried to the former Jamesha Johnson of Debary, FL inMay of 2004.

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Mike Summey, a native of Hickory, NC, isentering his first year at The Citadel as a member ofhead coach Pat Dennis’ staff. Summey, a 1997 gradu-ate of North Carolina State will be responsible for theteaching and developing The Citadel’s group oftalented guards and preparing the Bulldogs’ scoutingreports. He will also be counted on to improve theBulldogs’ efforts in the classroom, as well as assist withthe day-to-day administration and the program’srecruiting efforts.

While the head assistant at Queens for thepast season, Summey was responsible for the Royalsrecruiting efforts, along with their game preparation.He created and supervised an individual instructionprogram, while also administering the student-ath-letes’ academic programs.

For four years from 1999-2003, Summey wasan assistant at Saint Francis in Pennsylvania. From

2000-03 he was a full-time assistant working prima-rily with perimeter players and compiled detailedscouting reports to the coaching staff and team duringgame preparation. He also contributed on St. Francis’recruiting trail.

Summey spent his first year at St. Francis as apart-time assistant before being promoted to a full-time coaching slot. During this time, he was the campdirector for the Bobby Jones Red Flash BasketballCamp, while also coordinating scouting reports andfilm exchange.

Summey got his start at NC State as a mem-ber of the managerial staff and as a film coordinator.From 1996-99, he directed and organized six studentmanagers for coach Herb Sendek’s Wolfpack teams,while coordinating NC State’s video needs from 1994-96.

Paul Lambert, III, a 2004 graduate of JamesMadison, will join head coach Pat Dennis’ staff as afirst-year graduate assistant manager. Lambert’s rolewill include assisting the coaching staff with on thecourt duties, overseeing the student managers and thesquad’s equipment, as well as helping with recruitingand administrative duties.

A native of Santa Monica, Ca, Lambert as-sisted the Lady Dukes women’s basketball team

while a student at James Madison. He helped de-velop the JMU players as a student assistant and wasa manager for the squad during the 2002 and 2003seasons.

Lambert, who was a highly recruited baseballplayer from The Covenant School in Charlottesville,VA, just recently enrolled in The Citadel’s MBA pro-gram.

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Major General John Southy Grinalds, UnitedStates Marine Corps (Retired), was named eighteenthPresident of The Citadel on his 59th birthday, January5, 1997.

With family roots deep in the Eastern Shore ofVirginia, General Grinalds was born in Baltimore,Maryland, in 1938. His family moved to Macon, Geor-gia, when he was ten years old. By the time hegraduated from high school, General Grinalds hadbecome a class officer, an all-state football player, anhonor student and colonel of the Junior ROTC unit.

General Grinalds graduated with honors fromthe United States Military Academy in 1959, earning aB.S. degree. He continued his education at BrasenoseCollege, Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar earn-ing bachelor’s and master’s degrees in geography and,once again, graduating with honors. General Grinaldsserved as a White House Fellow in 1971 and com-pleted his MBA at Harvard Business School withdistinction in 1974.

Serving with the Department of DefenseSystems Analysis Office during the late 1960s, GeneralGrinalds became a manpower planning analyst — afield in which he developed an expertise usedthroughout his military career.

General Grinalds has served abroad in theMediterranean region, the Panama Canal Zone,Japan, Belgium, and for two tours of duty in Vietnam.During one of those tours, he was awarded a SilverStar for heroism in combat. From 1982 to 1985, Gen-eral Grinalds served as special assistant to the Su-preme Allied Commander, Europe, working in deli-cate negotiations between NATO and the Frenchmilitary. Because of his outstanding service there,French President François Mtterand inducted him intothe Legion d’Honneur, a rare honor for an Americancolonel.

In 1986, General Grinalds received the rank ofbrigadier general before beginning an assignmentserving the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Hewas later promoted to major general and, in 1989,became the commanding general of the Marine CorpsRecruit Depot in San Diego, California, a position heheld until his retirement in 1991.

General Grinalds then became the seventhheadmaster of one of the South’s most prestigious boys’preparatory schools, Woodberry Forest School in Vir-ginia, where he served until coming to The Citadel.

General Grinalds married Norwood Dennis, hischildhood sweetheart from Macon, in 1962. They havefour children.

General Grinalds is active ina number of organizations. Heis a member of the RotaryClub of Charleston, theSenior Board of Direc-tors of the BrasenoseCollege CharitableFoundation, atrustee of Porter-Gaud School, and amember of theExecutive Board ofthe Coastal Caro-lina Council, BoyScouts of America.

GeneralGrinalds also hasmembership in theOfficers’ ChristianFellowship, theWhite HouseFellows Association,the Association ofAmerican RhodesScholars, and theSons of the AmericanRevolution. He is aformer trustee ofHampden-SydneyCollege and the Ma-deira School and hasserved as a member ofthe Virginia and SouthCarolina state selectioncommittees for theRhodes ScholarshipTrust.

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At a school where leadership is taught and duty is part ofthe curriculum, The Citadel has the right person to lead itsDepartment of Athletics in Les Robinson. A virtual Who’s Who inintercollegiate athletics and one of the region’s most sought-afterspeakers, Robinson begins his fifth year as the Bulldogs’ Director ofAthletics.

Possessing more than four decades of college athleticexperience to his credit, Robinson, who also served as athleticsdirector and basketball coach at North Carolina State and EastTennessee State, is only the fifth athletics director in Citadel history.He served as the Bulldogs’ basketball coach from 1974-85, havingspent the five previous seasons as an assistant coach.

On July 14, 2000, Maj. Gen. John Grinalds introducedRobinson at a press conference as the “ideal person to lead TheCitadel’s athletic programs.” He began his Citadel responsibilities sixweeks later on September 1.

In his first four years leading The Citadel’s athletics program,Robinson’s skills as a proven fund-raiser have already benefited TheCitadel Brigadier Foundation. Robinson has been faced with havingto hire two football coaches during his tenure. The process in whichhe hired Ellis Johnson and current coach John Zernhelt, featured acoast-to-coast whirlwind tours of the entire Citadel family, and wasreceived extremely well. He was successful in getting numerouspeople to talk about Citadel football months in advance. He hasextended basketball coach Pat Dennis’ contract, andadministratively, has realigned the Athletics Department’sadministration.

During the past four years, the school witnessed the openingof the Altman Athletic Center at Johnson Hagood Stadium and theaddition to McAlister Field House for women’s athletics. He hired theschool’s first senior woman administrator, taken measures to revamptotally the department’s weight room, and is personally spearheadingthe football stadium project. The stadium project has entered theforefront in The Citadel Athletic community as the West Side standshave been torn down and the fundraising efforts are at full speedahead.

The Citadel, under Robinson’s guidance, has hosted theSouthern Conference cross-country championships, the first tworounds of the women’s basketball championships, the men andwomen’s tennis championships and the baseball tournament.

A 1965 graduate of N.C. State, Robinson served five yearsas a Bulldog assistant coach under Dick Campbell and George Hill,and eventually spent 11 seasons as The Citadel’s head basketballcoach from 1974-85. He directed the 1978-79 and 1984-85 teams to20 and 18 victories, respectively. Robinson was named the SouthernConference Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and was tabbed SouthCarolina’s Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and 1985.

Following his tenure at The Citadel, Robinson became thehead basketball coach at East Tennessee State, where he coachedthe Buccaneers for five years increasing their win total (7-14-20-27)each year. He resurrected the ETSU program that won just sevengames in 1987 to its finest run of basketball and athletics successes inschool history.

Robinson guided the Buccaneers to two NCAA Tournamentappearances (1989 and 1990), a pair of Southern ConferenceTournament championships (1989 and 1990) and was namedSouthern Conference and Tennessee Coach-of-the-Year following the1990 campaign. The Buccaneers also produced record levels ofdepartmental revenue while he served the dual role of headbasketball coach and athletics director.

The West Virginia native remains the only coach in SouthernConference men’s basketball history to earn league coach-of-the-year honors at two different schools, and he ranks fifth on theconference’s list of basketball wins.

Robinson returned to Raleigh and his alma mater prior tothe 1990-91 basketball campaign to coach the Wolfpack andreplaced Jim Valvano. Robinson promptly guided N.C. State to a 20-11 record and NCAA Tournament appearance while earning theNABC’s District Coach-of-the-Year honor in his first season atop theWolfpack program. His teams also enjoyed commendable academicsuccess during the decade while graduation rates and grade pointaverages increased and the academic qualifications of incomingfreshmen improved. He also posted the best career winningpercentage against North Carolina of any ACC coach during histenure.

As athletic director at N.C. State from 1996-2000, Robinsonoversaw a department with an operating budget of $25 million andsent 11 teams to postseason play. During his final year, thedepartment witnessed a $1.1 million surplus.

In addition, the cumulative grade point average of athletesat the ACC institution exceeded that of the general student body.Robinson and the N.C State family also witnessed the opening of theEntertainment and Sports Arena, a 19,700-seat facility which servesas the home of the Wolfpack men’s basketball program and theCarolina Hurricanes of the National Hockey League.

As an undergraduate at N.C. State, Robinson served asteam captain and led the Wolfpack freshman basketball squad inscoring in 1961 while playing for legendary coach Everett Case. Heearned two varsity letters with the Wolfpack in 1963 and 1964, spentthe 1965 season as a student assistant coach and was promoted tograduate assistant status in 1966.

He departed N.C. State after the 1966 season to coach atCedar Key High School in Cedar Key, FL where he went 41-9 in twoseasons. Robinson then made a one-season assistant coaching stop atWestern Carolina where he earned his Masters’ degree before joiningThe Citadel’s coaching staff prior to the 1969-70 campaign

Robinson just finished his fifth and final year as a member ofthe prestigious NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, one ofthe NCAA’s most influential committees.

Robinson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in educationand recreation from N.C. State in 1965 and added a master’s degreein education and guidance from Western Carolina in 1969. He alsoserved a pair of stints with USA Basketball as head coach of theSouth squad in the 1993 Olympic Festival in San Antonio, TX and as

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Stephen Strack is in his second season with theBulldog basketball team as the squad’s athletictrainer. The 2002 graduate of Central Arkansas is acertified athletic trainer and joined The Citadel SportsMedicine Staff during the summer of 2003.

Strack’s duties include all the day-to-daysports medicine activities associated with the Bulldogbasketball team. He is also responsible for the team’stravel. During the basketball team’s off-season,Strack assists with the daily duties in The Citadel’s

Kevin Rhodes, a 2000 graduate of ClemsonUniversity, is in his fifth year as a member of the mediarelations department and his third as the associatedirector. He serves as the primary contact for Citadelbaseball and basketball, while assisting with footballand the day-to-day activities of The Citadel’s mediarelations office.

This will mark the first year Rhodes will serve asthe basketball contact. During his tenure at TheCitadel, Rhodes has covered the 2004 Southern Con-ference champion Citadel baseball team for the pasttwo seasons as well as being the contact for multipleOlympic sports, including the 2003-04 SoCon championBulldog wrestling program.

As the baseball contact for the past two cam-paigns, Rhodes’ has been the media relations contactfor the Southern Conference Baseball Tournament,which is held annually at The Citadel’s Riley Park. Asthe wrestling liaison, he also traveled with the wrestlingteam to the 2004 NCAA Wrestling Championships inSt. Louis, MO.

Sports Medicine Department and assists with thesports medicine needs of the Bulldog football team.

While completing his undergraduate degree inathletic training at Central Arkansas, Strack wascertified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.He is also a member of the Southwest Athletic Train-ers Association, which is an organization for athletictrainers in Texas and Arkansas.

Strack, a native of Conway, AR, is currentlyworking towards his master’s degree in PhysicalEducation at The Citadel.

Rhodes came to The Citadel in the fall of 2000having spent six months as a special events intern in theOffice of the Commissioner of Major League Baseball inNew York where he worked primarily with the 2000All-Star Game in Atlanta.

While at Clemson, Rhodes earned his bachelor’sdegree in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Managementwith a minor in sports management. He was an activemember of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, CentralSpirit (a student organization which supports ClemsonAthletics), and served as a volunteer coach for the Cityof Clemson’s Dixie Youth Boys Baseball League.

This past spring, The Citadel baseball promo-tional poster, which is under Rhodes’ supervision, tookhome the CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directorsof America) District III top honors for the best promo-tional poster.

Born June 10, 1978, in Stuttgart, Germany,Rhodes recently earned his master’s in sports adminis-tration at The Citadel’s College of Graduate andProfessional Studies.

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ArmyNovember 20, 2004

Christl Arena 7pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: West Point, NY 10996Founded: March 16, 1802Enrollment: 4,000Nickname: Black Knights, CadetsSchool Colors: Black, Gold, GrayArena: Christl Arena (5,043)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Patriot LeaguePresident: Lt. Gen. William J. Lennox Jr.Alma Mater: USMA ‘71Athletic Director: Rick GreenspanAlma Mater: Maryland ‘75

Office of Media Relations * U.S. Military Academy639 Howard Road * West Point, NY 10996

www.goARMYsports.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Mike AlbrightSID Office Phone: (845) 938-6871Home Phone: (845) 562-5443SID Fax: (845) 446-2556E-mail: [email protected]: Bob BerettaPress Row Phone: (845) 938-4441

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jim Crews (Indiana ‘76)Record at (Years): 11-43 (two)Overall Record (Years): 305-252 (19)Basketball Office Phone: (845) 938-2419Assist. Coach:

Chris Hollender (Evansville ‘98)Clay Nunley (Goucher ‘98)Mark Sembrowich (St. Thomas ‘92)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 The Citadel 7pmN 22 Sacred Heart 7pmN 24 at Stoney Brook TBAN 28 at New Hampshire TBAD 1 Polytechnic 7:30pmD 4 at St. Francis (N.Y.) TBAD 6 Albany 7pmD 9 New York Maritime 7pmD 19 at Notre Dame TBAD 30 at Fairleigh Dickinson TBAJ 2 Cornell 3:15pmJ 4 Columbia 7pmJ 8 at Colgate* 2pmJ 12 Holy Cross* 7pmJ 15 at Bucknell* TBAJ 21 American 7pmJ 23 Navy* 1pmJ 28 at Lehigh* TBAJ 30 at Lafayette* 1pmF 3 at American* 7pmF6 at Navy* 1pmF11 Lehigh* 7pmF 13 Lafayette* 1pmF 19 Bucknell* 1pmF 23 Colgate* 7pmF 26 at Holy Cross* TBAM 4 Patriot League QuaterfinalsM 6 Patriot League SemifinalsM 11 Patriot League Championship

Head CoachJim Crews

GuardMatt Bell

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 Columbia W, 60-57N 23 Coast Guard W, 67-53N 25 Sacred Heart L, 51-55N 29 vs Cornell L, 66-79D 2 SUNY Maritime W, 65-48D 5 at Albany L, 62-68D 6 at Connecticut L, 46-74D 11 Stony Brook L, 44-69D 30 New Hampshire L, 47-61J 2 at The Citadel L, 58-82J 4 Fairleigh Dickinson L, 48-57J 6 St. Francis (NY) L, 54-68J 10 Holy Cross L, 32-60J 14 at Lafayette L, 40-67J 17 Colgate W, 60-51J 23 Bucknell L, 23-56J 25 Lehigh L, 45-60J 30 at Navy W, 52-50F 1 at American L, 45-60F 7 at Holy Cross L, 38-78F 11 LaFayette L, 70-78F 14 at Colgate W, 68-63F 20 at Lehigh L, 63-68F 22 at Bucknell L, 25-75F 26 American L, 48-54F 28 Navy L, 37-43M 6 vs American L, 48-65

Washington & LeeNovember 23, 2004

McAlister Field House 7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Lexington, VA 24450Founded: 1749Enrollment: 1,760Nickname: GeneralsSchool Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteArena: Warner CenterAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Old Dominion AthleticPresident: Dr. Thomas G. BurishAlma Mater: Notre Dame ‘72Athletic Director: Michael WalshAlma Mater: Massachusetts ‘71

Sports Information * Washington and Lee * PO Drawer 928Lexington, VA 24450

http://athletics.wlu.edu

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Brian LaubscherSID Office Phone: (540) 458-8676Home Phone: (540) 464-6814SID Fax: (540) 458-8669E-mail: [email protected]: Brian LaubscherAssistant SID: Chris HodgsonPress Row Phone: (540) 458-4005

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Adam Hutchinson (Amherst ‘93)Record at (Years): 7-18 (one)Overall Record (Years): 40-85 (five)Basketball Office Phone: (540) 458-8691Assist. Coach:

Ryan Kadlubowski (Rochester ‘03)Curtis Buxton (Delaware)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 at NYU Tournament TBAN 21 at NYU Tournament TBAN 23 at The Citadel 7pmN 27 Emory 2pmN 28 Trinity (Conn.) 2pmD 1 Bridgewater* 7pmD 4 at Randolph-Macon* 2pmD 5 at Virginia Wesleyan* 2pmD 8 Guilford* 7pmJ 2 vs. Piedmont@ 6-8pmJ 3 W&L Tournament 6-8pmJ 8 at Roanoke* 7pmJ 12 Eastern Mennonite 7pmJ 15 at Lynchburg* TBAJ 16 at Hampden-Sydney* TBAJ 19 at Bridgewater* 7pmJ 22 Virginia Wesleyan* 2pmJ 23 Randolph-Macon* 2pmJ 26 at Emory & Henry* 7pmJ 29 Roanoke* 7pmF 5 Hampden-Sydney* 2pmF 6 Lynchburg* 2pmF 9 Emory & Henry* 7pmF 12 at Eastern Mennonite* 7pmF 15 at Guilford* 7pmF 19 at ODAC TournamentF 20 at ODAC TournamentF 21 at ODAC Tournament

Head CoachAdam Hutchinson

GuardMike Stuart

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at Franklin & Marshall L, 43-63N 22 vs Catholic L, 61-72N 25 at The Citadel L, 44-62N 29 Drew W, 63-51D 3 at Guilford W, 59-50D 6 Chowan L, 66-72D 10 at Bridgewater L, 51-66D 30 Trinity (Conn.) L, 48-49J 3 at Randolph-Macon L, 56-75J 4 at Virginia Wesleyan L, 45-58J 10 at Roanoke L, 63-86J 14 Eastern Mennonite W, 93-84J 17 at Lynchburg L, 65-68J 18 Hampton-Sydney L, 56-59J 21 at Emory & Henry L, 66-76J 24 Virginia Wesleyan L, 54-59J 25 Randolph-Macon L, 61-66J 28 Averett W, 82-67F 1 Roanoke W, 52-43F 4 Emory & Henry L, 48-49F 7 at Hampton-Sydney L, 45-76F 8 Lynchburg W, 49-44F 11 Guilford L, 44-79F 14 at Eastern Mennonite W, 76-69F 17 Bridgewater L, 61-72

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GeorgetownNovember 26, 2004

MCI Center12:00pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Washington, D.C. 20057Founded: 1789Enrollment: 12,290Nickname: HoyasSchool Colors: Blue & GrayArena: MCI Center (20,600)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big EastPresident: John J. DeGioiaAlma Mater: GeorgetownAthletic Director: Adam BrickAlma Mater: N/A

Georgetown University * Athletic Department * Sports InformationMcDonough Arena * Washington, DC 20057

www.guhoyas.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Bill ShaplandSID Office Phone: (202) 687-2492Home Phone: (703) 521-5535SID Fax: (202) 687-2491E-mail: [email protected]: Adam BrickPress Row Phone: (202) 628-3200

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: John Thompson 111Record at (Years): 0-0 (1st year)Overall Record (Years): 68-44Basketball Office Phone: (202) 687-2492Assist. Coach:

Robert Burke (Haverford ‘88)Kevin Broadus (Bowie State ‘90)Sydney Johnson (Princeton ‘97)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 22 Temple 7:30 pmN 26 The Citadel noonN 30 at Davidson 7 pmD 6 Penn State 7:30 pmD 9 Illinios 7:30 pmD 12 TBA TBAD 20 vs. Oral Roberts@ 10 pmD 22 TBD@ TBAD 23 TBD@ TBAD 28 Norflok 1 pmD 30 Howard 7:30 pmJ 5 at Pittsburgh 7 pmJ 8 Connecticut noonJ 11 Rutgers 7:30 pmJ 15 at Villanova TBAJ 18 at Syracuse 7 pmJ 23 Notre Dame noonJ 25 St. John’s 7:30 pmJ 29 at Boston College 7:30 pmF 2 Seton Hall 7:30 pmF 5 at Rutgers 7 pmF 12 West Virginia 4 pmF 16 at Notre Dame 7:30 pmF 19 at Saint John’s 2 pmF 27 Villanova noonM 2 at Connecticut 7:30 pmM 5 Providence 7:30 pmM 9 Big East Tournament TBA

Head CoachJohn Thompson III

ForwardBrandon Bowman

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 1 Israeli All Stars W, 101-64N 21 Grambling State W, 83-36N 23 at Penn State W, 79-78N 25 Coastal Carolina W, 81-68N 29 Delaware State W, 63-54D 3 Norfolk State W, 76-53D 6 Davidson W, 71-53D 13 Elon W, 91-70D 20 Howard W, 89-58D 22 at The Citadel W, 85-62J 3 Rutgers W, 63-57J 6 Boston College L, 64-72J 10 at West Virginia L, 58-62J 14 at Connecticut L, 70-94J 20 St. John’s W, 71-69J 24 Duke L, 66-85J 26 at Providence L, 65-50J 31 at Miami W, 87-80F 5 Villanova L, 60-75F 7 Miami W, 80-64F 11 at Virginia Tech L, 65-80F 14 at Temple L, 53-59F 18 at St. John’s L, 58-65F 21 Syracuse L, 54-57F 24 Pittsburgh L, 58-68F 28 at Seton Hall L, 48-75M 4 at Notre Dame L, 48-61M 6 Virginia Tech L, 55-60M 10 Boston College L, 57-68

ChowanNovember 29, 2004McAlister Field House

7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Murfreesboro, NC 27855Founded: 1848Enrollment: 800Nickname: BravesSchool Colors: Blue and WhiteArena: N/AAffiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: USA SouthPresident: Dr. M. Christopher WhiteAlma Mater: N/AAthletic Director: Debbie WarrenAlma Mater:

Sports Information * Chowan College * 200 Jones DriveMurfreesboro, NC 27855

www.chowan.edu/athlet

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Meredith Davies-LongSID Office Phone: (252) 398-6286Home Phone: TBASID Fax: TBAE-mail: [email protected] Row Phone: TBA

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jim Tribbett (Florida State)Record at (Years): 19-30Overall Record (Years): N/ABasketball Office Phone: (252) 398-6244Assist. Coach: C.J. DonnelleyAthletic Trainer: Danielle Mignemi

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 Southern Virginia 7 pmN 20 Lynchburg 3 pmN 23 at Virginia Wesleyan 7 pmN 26 vs North Central 7 pmN 27 TBA TBAN 29 The Citadel 7:15 pmD 3 Philly Trade 5 pmD 4 Briarcliffe noonD 11 Guilford 7 pmD 17 at Goucher 7:30 pmD 19 at Muhlenburg 2 pmJ 7 Washington & Jefferson Tourn. TBAJ 8 Washington & Jefferson Tourn. TBAJ 12 North Carolina Wesleyan 7 pmJ 15 at Christopher Newport 4 pmJ 19 at Newport News Apprentice TBAJ 22 Methodist 4 pmJ 29 at Ferrum 4 pmJ 30 at Averett 4 pmF 2 at North Carolina Wesleyan 7:30 pmF 5 Christopher Newport 4 pmF 8 Newport News Apprentice 7 pmF 12 at Methodist 4 pmF 19 Averett 4 pmF 20 Ferrum 4 pm

Head CoachJim Tribbett

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 vs Madonna L, 62-64N 22 vs Case Western Reserve W, 89-63N 25 Virginia Wesleyan L, 75-86D 1 at Lynchburg W, 71-58D 6 at Washington & Lee W, 72-66D 12 Wesley W, 89-61D 13 Lynchburn L, 71-82D 19 The Citadel L, 89-72J 9 at York W, 84-74J 10 vs Buffalo State L, 51-52J 14 at NC Wesleyan L, 81-91J 17 Christopher Newport L, 72-5J 19 at Shenandoah W, 95-89J 24 at Methodist L, 57-66J 31 Ferrum W, 95-91F 1 Averett W, 107-71F 4 NC Wesleyan W, 89-86F 7 at Christopher Newport L, 56-67F 8 Shenandoah L, 55-68F 12 Greensboro L, 76-83F 14 Methodist L, 60-68F 15 at Greensboro L, 72-76F 21 at Averett W, 89-63F 22 at Ferrum L, 67-69F 26 vs Greensboro W, 80-78F 27 vs Shenandoah L, 66-69

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VoorheesDecember 2, 2004

McAlister Field House7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Denmark, SC 29042Founded: 1897Enrollment: 750Nickname: TigersSchool Colors: Blue and WhiteArena: Dawson Health Center (2,400)Affiliation: NAIA IConference: EIACPresident: Dr. Lee E. Monroe, Jr.Alma Mater: ShawAthletic Director: Willie JeffersonAlma Mater: N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:N/AAthletic Office Phone: (803) 793-3351Home Phone: N/AAthletic Fax: (803) 793-3929E-mail: N/ADirector: N/APress Row Phone: N/A

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Andre WilliamsRecord at (Years): N/AOverall Record (Years): N/ABasketball Office Phone: (803) 703-7145Assist. Coach: N/A

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeO 29 Briarcliff 8 pmO 30 Oakwood 6 pmN 5 at Southern Polytech Tourn.6 pmN 6 at Southern Polytech Tourn.TBAN 9 at UNC-Pembroke 7:30 pmN 13 Tennessee Temple 3 pmN 19 at Embry-Riddle Tourn. 8 pmN 20 at Embry-Riddle Tourn. TBAN 22 at Charleston Southern 7:30 pmN 26 at Briarcliff Classic 2 pmN 27 at Briarcliff Classic 4 pmD 2 at The Citadel 7:15 pmD 10 at Warner Southern Classic8 pmD 11 at Warner Southern Classic4 pmJ 12 at Carver 7:30 pmJ 15 at Morric College TBAJ 19 Allen 7:30 pmJ 24 at Edward Waters 7:30 pmJ 29 Claflin 7:30 pmJ 31 Barber-Scotia 7:30 pmF 5 at Allen 7:30 pmF 11 at Tennessee Temple 7:30 pmF 12 at Oakwood 9 pmF 17 Morris 7:30 pmF 19 at Claflin 7:30 pmF 22 Edward Waters 7:30 pmF 24 at Mountain State 7:30 pmF 26 at Barber-Scotia 7:30 pmM 3 EIAC Tournament TBA

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent Result

Atlanta ChristianDecember 6, 2004


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: East Point, GA 30344Founded: 1936Enrollment: 420Nickname: ChargersSchool Colors: Blue and GoldArena: Alumni HallAffiliation: NCCAA Division II/NAIA IIConference: N/APresident: Dr. R. Edwin GrooverAlma Mater: N/AAthletic Director: Joe GriffinAlma Mater: N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Joe GriffinSID Office Phone: 404-669-2052Home Phone: 404-629-2797SID Fax: 404-669-2024E-mail: [email protected]: Joe GriffinAssistant SID: Alan WilsonPress Row Phone: 404-460-2411

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Joe GriffinRecord at (Years): N/AOverall Record (Years): N/ABasketball Office Phone: 404-669-2052Assist. Coach: Jeremy Gritton

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 1 at Knoxville College 7pmN 6 Piedmont College 2pmN 9 at Martin Methodist 8pmN 12 at Asbury Tournament TBAN 13 at Asbury Tournament TBAN 19 ACC Tourney 6-8pmN 20 ACC Tourney 1-3pmN 22 at Huntingdon 8pmN 26 at Master’s Tourney (CA) TBAN 27 at Master’s Tourney (CA) TBAN 30 LaGrange 7pmD 2 Huntingdon 7pmD 4 Johnson Bible 3pmD 6 at Citadel 7pmD 9 at Western Carolina 7pmD 10 at Piedmont Baptist 4pmD 11 Greenville 3pmD 18 Southeastern 1pmJ 11 Greenville 3pmJ 14 at Florida Christian 7pmJ 15 at Trinity Baptist 3pmJ 18 Toccoa Falls 7pmJ 21 at Wesley 4pmJ 22 Trinity Baptist 4pmJ 25 at Carver 3pmJ 27 Clearwater 7pmJ 28 Florida Christian 7pmF 1 at Toccoa Falls 7pmF 4 Piedmont Baptist 7pmF 5 at Wesley 3pmF 8 Carver 7:30pmF11 at Clearwater 7pmF 12 at Southeastern 3pm


Athletic Department * PO Box 678Denmark, SC 29042www.voorhees.edu

Sports Information * 2605 Ben Hill Rd.East Point, GA 30344

www.acc.edu

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Savannah StateDecember 15, 2004


January 10, 2005Tiger Arena

7pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Savannah, GA 31404Founded: 1890Enrollment: 3,000Nickname: TigersSchool Colors: Blue and OrangeArena: Tiger Arena (6,000)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: IndependentPresident: Dr. Carlton BrownAlma Mater: N/AAthletic Director: Robert O’NealAlma Mater: N/A

Sports Information * 3219 College StreetSavannah, GA 31404

www.savstate.edu/athletics

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Lee Grant PearsonSID Office Phone: (912) 356-2446Home Phone: (912) 232-5972SID Fax: (912) 353-3073E-mail: [email protected]: Lee Grant PearsonAssistant SID: N/APress Row Phone:

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Edward Daniels (Marquette ‘74)Record at (Years): 7-48 (two)Overall Record (Years): 7-48 (two)Basketball Office Phone: (912) 356-2210Assist. Coach:

Thurnell Griffin (Glennville State ‘79)Chris Willis (Georgia Southern ‘83)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 11 at Memphis 6 pmN 13 Coaches vs. Cancer Tourn. 6 pmN 21 Hampton 4 pmN 23 at Lipscomb 7 pmN 27 Jacksonville 7 pmN 28 South Carolina State 7 pmN 30 at Norfolk State 7 pmD 2 at Eastern Kentucky 7 pmD 6 Lipscomb 7 pmD 11 at Jacksonville 2 pmD 13 at South Carolina State 7 pmD 15 at The Citadel 7:15 pmD 18 at Tulane 7 pmD 20 Eastern Kentucky 7 pmD 28 at Georgia 7 pmD 30 Mercer 7 pmJ 3 Bethune-Cookman 7 pmJ 5 Norfolk State 7 pmJ 8 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7 pmJ 10 The Citadel 7 pmJ 13 at Baylor 7 pmJ 15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi7 pmJ 19 at Georgia Southern 7 pmJ 31 Georgia Southern 7 pmF 2 at Florida A&M 7 pmF 8 at Mercer 7 pmF 11 at Bethune-Cookman 7 pmF 14 Florida A&M 7 pm

Head CoachEdward Daniels

ForwardDonald Carson


ClemsonDecember 17, 2004Littlejohn Coliseum

7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Clemson, SC 29633Founded: 1889Enrollment: 15, 873Nickname:TigersSchool Colors: Orange and PurpleArena: Littlejohn ColiseumAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic CoastPresident: James F. BarkerAlma Mater: Clemson ‘70Athletic Director: Terry Don PhillipsAlma Mater: Arkansas ‘69

Sports Information * P.O. Drawer 552Clemson, SC 29633

www.clemsontigers.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Tim BourretSID Office Phone: (864)-656-2114Home Phone:SID Fax: (864)-656-0299E-mail: [email protected]: Tim BourretAssistant SID: Anne MillerPress Row Phone: (864)-654-3326

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Oliver Purnell (Old Dominion ‘75)Record at (Years): 10-18 (one)Overall Record (Years): 266-209 (16)Basketball Office Phone: (864)-656-1954Assist. Coach:

Ron Bradley (Eastern Nazarene ‘74)Kevin Nickelberry (Virginia Wesleyan ‘86)Frank Smith (Old Dominion ‘88)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 Hampton 7 pmN 23 UNC Asheville 8 pmN 26 vs Boston College TBAD 1 Ohio State 7:30 pmD 4 South Carolina 7:30 pmD 11 Charleston Southern 7 pmD 14 Norfolk State 7 pmD 17 The Citadel 7 pmD 21 vs UAB at Rainbow Classic 11 pmD 22 TBA at Rainbow Classic TBAD 23 TBA at Rainbow Classic TBAD 29 East Carolina 7 pmJ 2 at Duke 8 pmJ 8 Wake Forest 4 pmJ 12 at Florida State 7 pmJ 15 at Virginia Tech noonJ 19 North Carolina 9 pmJ 22 at Virginia 7:30 pmJ 26 at Miami 7:30 pmJ 29 North Carolina State 1:30 pmF 1 Maryland 7 pmF 8 Georgia Tech 7 pmF 12 Miami noonF 16 Georgia (Greenville, SC) 7:30 pmF 19 at North Carolina 1 pmF 22 at Maryland 8 pmF 27 Florida State 2 pmM 1 Virginia Tech 7 pmM 5 at Georgia Tech 1:30 pmM 10 ACC Tournament TBAM 11 ACC Tournament TBAM 12 ACC Tournament TBAM 13 ACC Tournament TBA

Head CoachOliver Purnell

ForwardSharrod Ford

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 Gardner-Webb W, 86-55N 24 High Point W, 88-81N 29 Wofford W, 84-77D 3 at Purdue L, 64-76D 6 South Carolina L, 61-76D 13 Georgia L, 56-61D 15 East Tennessee St. W, 100-86D 17 at Cincinnati L, 56-79D 20 South Carolina St. W, 77-74D 22 Radford W, 74-58D 30 Boston College W, 72-62J 3 Duke L, 54-73J 10 at Wake Forest L, 63-78J 13 Florida State W, 53-48J 17 at NC State L, 69-86J 20 at Virginia L, 50-61J 25 Maryland L, 52-65J 27 at Georgia Tech L, 69-76J 31 North Carolina W, 81-72F 8 at Duke L, 55-81F 12 Wake Forest L, 67-82F 14 at Florida State L, 52-65F 18 NC State W, 60-55F 21 Virginia L, 55-58F 24 at Maryland L, 49-70F 28 Georgia Tech L, 60-79M 2 at North Carolina L, 53-69M 11 Virginia* L, 79-83*ACC Tournament

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Western CarolinaDecember 21, 2004

McAlister Field House7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Cullowhee, NC 28723Founded: 1889Enrollment: 8,100Nickname: CatamountsSchool Colors: Purple and GoldArena: Ramsey Center (7,800)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. John BardoAlma Mater: Cincinatti ‘70Athletic Director: Chip SmithAlma Mater: North Carolina ‘78

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Mike CawoodSID Office Phone: (828) 227-2339Home Phone: (828) 293-0710SID Fax: (828) 227-7688E-mail: [email protected]: Mike CawoodAssistants: TBAPress Row Phone: (828) 227-2129

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Steve Shurina (St. John’s ‘88)Record at (Years): 40-75 (four)Overall Record (Years): 40-74 (four)Basketball Office Phone: (828) 227-7338Assist. Coach:

Mike Craft (Wingate ‘90)Anquell McCollum (Western Carolina ‘00)Brian Peabody (Arizona ‘87)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 14 at Marquette TBAN 15 TBA at BCA Classic TBAN 16 TBA at BCA Classic TBAN 19 at Alabama TBAN 21 at South Carolina 3 pmN 23 Emmanuel 7 pmN 29 Montreat 7 pmD 1 Liberty 7 pmD 4 at UNC Asheville 4:30 pmD 7 East Carolina 7 pmD 9 Atlanta Christian 7 pmD 18 at Iowa 7:05 pmD 21 at The Citadel 7:15 pmD 27 at Wisconsin TBAJ 3 Georgia Southern 7 pmJ 8 at Chattanooga 7:30 pmJ 10 East Tennessee State 7 pmJ 15 at UNC Greensboro TBAJ 19 Davidson 7 pmJ 22 Wofford 7 pmJ 29 Elon 7 pmJ 31 at Furman 7 pmF 5 at College of Charleston TBAF 7 Appalachian State 7 pmF 12 at Elon TBAF 14 at East Tennessee State TBAF 17 Chattanooga 7 pmF 21 at Appalachian State 7 pmF 26 UNC Greensboro 7 pmM 2-5 at SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachSteve Shurina

ForwardRams Brempong

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at Georgia L, 67-78N 25 at Virginia Tech L, 59-61N 29 Milligan W, 91-55D 2 High Point L, 64-66D 6 UNC Asheville W, 81-70D 15 at Wofford W, 93-79D 17 Averett W, 120-46D 22 at Arkansas W, 62-59 (ot)D 29 vs SE Louisiana W, 72-71 (ot)D 30 at Montana State L, 69-84J 3 North Greenville W, 106-61J 7 College of Charleston L, 61-84J 10 Elon W, 81-72J 13 at Davidson L, 62-76J 17 at East Tennessee State L, 82-95J 19 UNC Greensboro W, 78-73J 24 at Chattanooga L, 79-109J 26 The Citadel W, 71-42J 31 East Tennessee State L, 65-79F 2 Piedmont W, 94-43F 7 Chattanooga L, 71-73F 9 at Georgia Southern L, 65-68F 13 at Appalachian State W, 64-62F 16 Furman L, 63-72F 21 at Elon L, 53-68F 23 at UNC Greensboro L, 65-78F 28 Appalachian State W, 86-69M 3 Furman* L, 68-73 * Southern Conference Tournament

NavyDecember 30, 2004McAlister Field House

1pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Annapolis, MD 21402Founded: October 10, 1845Enrollment: 4,000Nickname: Midshipmenor MidsSchool Colors: Navy Blue and GoldArena: Alumni HallAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Patriot LeaguePresident: Vice Adm. Rodney RemptAlma Mater: N/AAthletic Director: Chet GladchukAlma Mater: N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Stacie MichaudSID Office Phone: (410) 293-8773Home Phone: (410) 212-3761SID Fax: (410) 293-8954E-mail: [email protected]: Scott StrasemeierAssistant SID: Justin Kischefsky, ChrisForman, Doug DeBiasePress Row Phone: (410) 293-3929

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Billy Lange (Rowan ‘94)Record at (Years): First YearOverall Record (Years): 39-19 (two)Basketball Office Phone: (410) 293-2627Assist. Coach: Joe Burke (Ursinus ‘96) John Krikorian (Penn ‘96) Eugene Burroughs (Richmond ‘94) Blake Flickner (Kansas ‘98)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 at UMBC 7 pmN 21 at Loyola (MD) 6 pmN 23 Merchant Marine 7:30 pmN 28 VMI 2 pmD 1 Morgan State 7:30 pmD 4 at Ohio 7 pmD 6 at Belmont 8 pmD 11 Stony Brook 7:30 pmD 18 Gettysburg 7:30 pmD 21 at Mount St. Mary’s 7 pmD 30 at The Citadel 1 pmJ 3 at Air Force 9:05 pmJ 8 at Lafayette 1 pmJ 12 American 7 pmJ 15 Lehigh 2 pmJ 17 Columbia 7 pmJ 21 at Holy Cross 7 pmJ 23 at Army 1 pmJ 28 Colgate 7 pmJ 30 Bucknell 2 pmF 4 Holy Cross 7 pmF 6 Army 1 pmF 11 at Colgate 7 pmF 13 at Bucknell 2 pmF 19 at Lehigh 7 pmF 23 Lafayette 7 pmF 26 at American 2 pmM 4 Patriot League TournamentTBAM 6 Patriot League TournamentTBAM 11 Patriot League TournamentTBA

Head CoachBiily Lange

GuardTaj Matthews

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at South Carolina L, 40-73N 24 Belmont L, 71-88N 28 Air Force L, 46-86N 30 at James Madison L, 60-65D 6 at UCF L, 52-80D 13 Gettysburg W, 61-60D 18 Washington W, 95-66D 20 Ohio L, 52-63D 22 at Rice L, 55-81D 27 Mount Saint Mary’s L, 53-54D 31 SMU L, 54-68J 3 Loyola (MD) W, 58-54J 7 at Eastern Michigan L, 52-99J 10 at Lehigh L, 61-80J 14 American L, 58-80J 17 at Bucknell L, 46-87J 23 at Holy Cross L, 54-88J 25 at Colgate L, 84-91J 30 Army L, 50-52F 1 Lafayette L, 50-65F 7 Lehigh L, 38-66F 10 American L, 49-71F 14 Bucknell L, 52-54F 20 Colgate L, 59-60F 22 Holy Cross L, 59-60F 26 at Lafayette W, 71-75F 28 at Army W, 37-43M 6 vs Lehigh* L, 60-62 (ot)*Patriot League Tournament

WCU Athletics * Sports Information * Ramsey CenterCullowhee, NC 28723

www.catamountsports.com

Sports Information * USNA * 566 Brownson RoadAnnapolis, MD 21402

www.navysports.com

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ChattanoogaJanuary 5, 2005

The McKenzie Arena 7pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Chattanooga, TN 37403Founded: 1886Enrollment: 8,600Nickname: MocsSchool Colors: Navy, Old Gold & WhiteArena: The McKenzie Arena (11,200)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: TBAAlma Mater: TBAAthletic Director: Steve SloanAlma Mater: Alabama ‘66

Sports Information * 615 McCallie AvenueChattanooga, TN 37403

www.GoMocs.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Jeff RomeroSID Office Phone: (423) 425-5292Home Phone: (423) 517-8917SID Fax: (423) 425-4610E-mail: [email protected]: Jeff RomeroAssistant SID: Don HarrisPress Row Phone: (423) 756-5476

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: John Shulman (ETSU ‘89)Record at (Years): 0-0 (first year)Overall Record (Years): 0-0 (first year)Basketball Office Phone: (423)-425-4592Assist. Coach:

Charlton Young (Georgia Southern ‘94)David Conrady (Furman ‘ 87)Gary Abner (Wichita State ‘ 98)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 Toccoa Falls 7 pmN 27 at Ohio State 9 pmN 29 Brevard 7 pmD 2 at Virginia Tech 8 pmD 5 at Tennessee 2 pmD 18 at Belmont 8 pmD 21 Virginia-Wise 7 pmD 29 vs North Texas State 8 pmD 30 TBA - Dr. Pepper Classic TBAJ 3 at Austin Peay State 8 pmJ 5 The Citadel 7 pmJ 8 Western Carolina 7:30 pmJ 10 at Elon 8 pmJ 15 at Wofford 7 pmJ 17 at Georgia Southern 7:30 pmJ 22 East Tennessee State 2 pmJ 24 Appalachian State 7 pmJ 29 at UNC Greensboro 7 pmJ 31 at Davidson 7 pmF 5 Elon 2 pmF 7 College of Charleston 7 pmF 12 at Appalachian State 1 pmF 14 UNC Greensboro 7 pmF 17 at Western Carolina 7 pmF 19 TBA - ESPN Bracket BusterTBAF 21 at East Tennessee State 7 pmF 26 Furman 2 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachJohn Shulman

ForwardChris Brown

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at Kansas L, 76-90N 24 at Oral Roberts W, 81-79N 26 Tennessee Wesleyan W, 124-58N 29 Emmanuel College W, 125-78D 1 at Tennessee State W, 93-86D 11 at Liberty L, 69-85D 13 King College W, 96-49D 16 at Alabama L, 72-76D 20 at Elon* L, 70-88D 22 Tennessee State W, 74-70D 29 Middle Tennessee W, 82-75D 30 Lasalle L, 65-71J 5 UNCG* W, 76-70J 10 Davidson* W, 95-91J 12 Appalachian State* L, 77-94J 17 at the Citadel* W, 73-49J 19 at CofC* L, 76-83J 24 WCU* W, 109-79J 26 at Furman* W, 77-68J 31 Georgia Southern* L, 74-82F 7 at Western Carolina* W, 73-71F 9 ETSU* L, 80-82F 14 at UNC Greensboro* W, 87-74F 16 Elon* W, 62-57F 21 at Appalachian State* W, 74-49F 24 at ETSU* L, 72-84F 28 Wofford* W, 90-79M 4 CofC$ W, 89-78M 5 Georgia Southern$ WOT, 90-87M 6 ETSU$ L, 62-78*- Southern Conference games$-Southern Conference Tournament

Georgia SouthernJanuary 8, 2005

McAlister Field House 1pm

February 14Hanner Fieldhouse

7pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Statesboro, GA 30459Founded: 1906Enrollment: 15,700Nickname: EaglesSchool Colors: Blue and WhiteArena: Hanner Fieldhouse (4,400)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Bruce GrubeAlma Mater: California ‘64Athletic Director: Sam BakerAlma Mater: James Madison ‘74

Media Relations * Hanner Fieldhouse * PO Box 8085Statesboro, GA 20460

www.georgiasoutherneagles.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Shawn ReedSID Office Phone: (912) 681-5288Home Phone: (912) 541-4975SID Fax: (912) 681-0046E-mail: [email protected]: TBAAssistant SID: Amy HowardPress Row Phone: (912) 681-5289

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jeff Price (Pikeville ‘81)Record at (Years): 84-60 (Five)Overall Record (Years): 84-60 (Five)Basketball Office Phone: (912) 681-5376Assist. Coach:

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

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 18 BP Top of the World Classic 12:30 amN 20 BP Top of the World Classic TBAN 21 BP Top of the World Classic TBAN 24 at Washington State 7 pmN 27 Brewton-Parker 7:30 pmN 29 at Mercer 7 pmD 4 Davidson 7:30 pmD 11 Augusta State 7:30 pmD 15 Arkansas State 7:30 pmD 30 Fort Valley State 7:30 pmJ 3 at Western Carolina TBAJ 8 at The Citadel 1 pmJ 10 College of Charleston 7:30 pmJ 15 Appalachian State 3:30 pmJ 17 Chattanooga 7:30 pmJ 19 Savannah State 7:30 pmJ 22 at Elon TBAJ 24 Wofford 7:30 pmJ 29 at College of Charleston TBAJ 31 at Savannah State TBAF 5 Furman 7:30 pmF 8 at UNC Greensboro TBAF 12 at Davidson TBAF 14 The Citadel 7:30 pmF 17 at Furman 7 pmF 19 TBA TBAF 21 at Wofford 7 pmF 26 East Tennessee State noonM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachJeff Price

GuardTerry Williams

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 North Georgia W, 94-55N 24 at UAB L, 73-94N 28 at Savannah State W, 86-66D 1 Mercer W, 88-78D 6 at East Tennessee State L, 85-91D 15 at Wagner W, 78-59D 17 at Southern Miss L, 91-95 (ot)D 20 Tennessee Temple W, 96-50D 29 vs Cleveland State W, 79-64D 30 at Texas A&M-CC W, 70-57J 2 Fort Valley State W, 97-60J 7 Wofford W, 81-63J 10 The Citadel W, 86-58J 12 Savannah State W, 80-58J 17 at Furman W, 71-67J 19 at Wofford W, 82-73J 24 College of Charleston W, 85-80J 27 Davidson W, 62-60J 31 Chattanooga W, 82-74F 2 at Appalachian State W, 81-77F 7 Furman L, 72-77F 9 Western Carolina W, 68-65F 14 at Davidson L, 82-72F 18 at College of Charleston W, 82-76F 21 UNC Greensboro L, 79-80F 23 Elon W, 83-80 (ot)F 28 at The Citadel L, 65-68M 4 vs Wofford* W, 82-69M 5 vs Chattanooga* L, 87-90*Southern Conference Tournament

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FurmanJanuary 15, 2005Timmons Arena

7 pmFebruary 7, 2005

McAlister Field House7:15 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Greenville, SC 29613Founded: 1826Enrollment: 2,630Nickname: PaladinsSchool Colors: Purple and WhiteArena: Timmons (5,000)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. David ShiAlma Mater: Furman ‘73Athletic Director: Dr. Gary ClarkAlma Mater: Furman ‘73

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Hunter ReidSID Office Phone: (864) 294-2061Home Phone: N/ASID Fax: (864) 294-3061E-mail: [email protected]: Hunter ReidAssistants: Teri BrinkmanPress Row Phone: (864) 294-3620

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Larry Davis (Asbury ‘78)Record at (Years): 93-112 (Seven)Overall Record (Years): 93-112 (Seven)Basketball Office Phone: (864) 294-2170Assist. Coach:

Ken Potosnak (Randolph-Macon ‘90)Niko Medved (Minnesota ‘97)Mike Shedd (Purdue ‘97)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 Campbell 7 pmN 22 at Auburn TBAN 24 vs Minnesota (Alaska) TBAN 25 Great Alaska Shootout TBAD 1 UNC Asheville 7 pmD 8 at Virginia TBAD 11 at High Point TBAD 18 Greensboro 7 pmD 21 Newberry 7 pmD 29 Virginia Intermont 7 pmJ 2 at Indiana 2 pmJ 5 at Davidson 7 pmJ 8 at East Tennessee State 7 pmJ 10 UNC Greensboro 7 pmJ 15 The Citadel TBAJ 17 at College of Charleston 7 pmJ 22 Davidson TBAJ 24 Elon 7 pmJ 29 at Wofford TBAF 5 at Georgia Southern 7 pmF 7 at The Citadel 7:15 pmF 12 Wofford TBAF 14 at Appalachian State 7 pmF 17 Georgia Southern 7 pmF 23 College of Charleston 7 pmF 26 at Chattanooga 7 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachLarry Davis

ForwardNick Sanders

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 22 at James Madison L, 72-78N 24 Southern Wesleyan W, 77-53N 26 Greensboro W, 74-49N 30 at Minnesota L, 84-91 (ot)D 3 at UNC Greensboro L, 65-73D 6 at Northern Iowa W, 64-55D 14 at UNC Asheville W, 60-56D 17 at Ohio State L, 68-70D 20 High Point W, 98-87D 29 Bethune-Cookman W, 62-49D 30 Lipscomb W, 92-56J 5 East Tennessee State L, 68-69J 10 at College of Charleston L, 65-70J 13 Erskine W, 89-51J 17 Georgia Southern L, 67-71J 19 at The Citadel W, 76-61J 24 Wofford W, 91-55J 26 Chattanooga L, 66-78J 31 Appalachian State W, 85-74F 2 at Elon L, 60-67F 7 at Georgia Southern W, 77-72F 10 Davidson L, 73-83F 14 at Wofford W, 77-73F 16 at Western Carolina W, 72-63F 21 The Citadel W, 60-47F 25 College of Charleston W, 58-57F 28 at Davidson L, 64-71M 3 Western Carolina* W, 73-68M 4 East Tennessee State* L, 84-94*Southern Conference Tournament

WoffordJanuary 17, 2005

Benjamin Johnson Arena7 pm

January 31, 2005McAlister Field House

7:15 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Spartanburg, SC 29303Founded: 1854Enrollment: 1,100Nickname: TerriersSchool Colors: Old Gold and BlackArena: Benjamin Johnson Arena (3,500)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Benjamin DunlapAlma Mater: University of South ‘59Athletic Director: Richard JohnsonAlma Mater: The Citadel ‘76

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Mark CohenSID Office Phone: (864) 597-4093Home Phone: (864) 591-0981SID Fax: (864) 597-4129E-mail: [email protected]: Mark CohenAssistant SID: Travis WoodsPress Row Phone: (864) 597-4487

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Mike Young (Emory & Henry ‘86)Record at (Years): 23-35 (Two)Overall Record (Years): 23-35 (Two)Basketball Office Phone: (864) 597-4100Assist. Coach:

Matt Allen (Wofford ‘95)Brooks Lee (Campbell ‘02)Dustin Kerns (Clemson ‘02)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 at Miami TBAN 22 Millian 7 pmN 27 Bluefield 2:30 pmN 29 at Tennessee 7:30 pmD 1 Jacksonville State 7 pmD 5 at Auburn 3 pmD 8 Toccoa Falls 7 pmD 11 Appalachian State 7 pmD 18 at Charleston Southern 4 pmD 19 at Georgia 3 pmD 31 at South Carolina 6 pmJ 3 Erskine 7 pmJ 5 at UNC Greensboro 7 pmJ 8 at College of Charleston 6 pmJ 15 Chattanooga 7 pmJ 17 The Citadel 7 pmJ 22 at Western Carolina 7 pmJ 24 at Georgia Southern 7:30 pmJ 29 Furman 7 pmJ 31 at The Citadel 7:15 pmF 5 East Tennessee State 7 pmF 7 Davidson 7 pmF 12 at Furman 1:30 pmF 14 at Elon 8 pmF 17 College of Charleston 7 pmF 21 Georgia Southern 7 pmF 26 at Davidson 7 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachMike Young

ForwardHoward Wilkerson

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultO 21 at Tennessee L, 70-81N 24 Emmanuel W, 88-42N 29 at Clemson W, 84-77D 1 Toccoa Falss W, 102-42D 4 at Texas L, 72-103D 13 Charleston Southern W, 79-73 (ot)D 15 Western Carolina W, 79-73D 17 at Florida A&M L, 65-90D 20 at Vanderbilt L, 59-90D 29 at Dayton L, 64-81J 4 at Minnesota L, 70-82J 7 at Georgia Southern L, 63-81J 10 at Appalachian State W, 99-92 (ot)J 13 Lynchburg W, 63-47J 17 Davidson W, 83-76J 19 Georgia Southern L, 73-82J 24 at Furman L, 55-91J 28 at East Tennessee State L, 54-76J 31 Elon L, 64-77F 2 at College of Charleston L, 62-82F 7 at The Citadel W, 78-68F 9 UNC Greensboro L, 80-85F 11 College of Charleston W, 85-76F 14 Furman L, 73-77F 18 at Davidson L, 63-73F 23 The Citadel L, 65-68F 28 at Chattanooga L, 90-79M 3 vs UNC Greensboro* W, 85-82 (ot)M 4 vs Georgia Southern* L, 69-82*Southern Conference Tournament

Sports Information * Timmons Arena * Furman University3300 Poinsett Highway * Greenville, SC 29613

www.furmanpaladins.com

Sports Information * Wofford CollegeSpartanburg, SC 29303

www.wofford.edu/athletics

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UNC GreensboroJanuary 22, 2005

McAlister Field House 1 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Greensboro, NC 27402Founded: 1981Enrollment: 14,900Nickname: SpartansSchool Colors: Gold, White & NavyArena: Fleming Gym (2,300)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Patricia SullivanAlma Mater: St. John’s ‘63Athletic Director: Nelson BobbAlma Mater: Kent State ‘70

UNCG Athletics * PO Box 26168Greensboro, NC 27402-6168

www.uncgspartans.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Mike HirschmanSID Office Phone: (336) 202-5331Home Phone: TBASID Fax: (336) 334-3182E-mail: [email protected]: Mike HirschmanAssistant SID: Chris JonesPress Row Phone: (336) 334-3270

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Fran McCaffery (Penn ‘82)Record at (Years): 72-75 (Five)Overall Record (Years): 121-114 (Eight)Basketball Office Phone: (336) 334-3003Assist. Coach:

Mitch Buonagura (Boston College ‘75)Anthony Jones (Illinios State ‘81)Adam Chaskin (Michigan ‘92)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 23 Coastal Carolina TBAN 27 at Duke TBAN 30 Bridgewater TBAD 3 at Iowa Hawkeye Classic TBAD 4 at Iowa Hawkeye Classic TBAD 16 Guilford TBAD 18 at Liberty TBAD 20 WIlliam & Mary TBAD 23 at Wisconsin TBAD 29 at Minnesota TBAJ 5 Wofford TBAJ 8 at Appalachian State TBAJ 10 at Furman TBAJ 15 Western Carolina TBAJ 18 East Tennessee State TBAJ 22 at The Citadel 1 pmJ 24 at College of Charleston TBAJ 29 Chattanooga TBAF 1 at Elon TBAF 5 Davdison TBAF 7 Georgia Southern TBAF 12 at East Tennessee State TBAF 14 at Chattanooga TBAF 19 Appalachian State TBAF 22 Elon TBAF 26 at Western Carolina TBAM 3 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachFran McCaffery

ForwardRonnie Burrell

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at Indiana L, 64-71N 25 at Campbell W, 78-66N 29 Greensboro W, 69-41D 3 Furman W, 73-65D 6 at American L, 45-65D 9 Campbell W, 79-61D 13 High Point L, 72-85D 18 at Coastal Carolina L, 72-77D 21 at Missouri L, 98-106D 23 at Maryland L, 58-95D 28 at Villonova L, 63-84J 5 at Chattanooga L, 70-76J 10 East Tennessee State L, 68-72J 13 College of Charleston L, 70-72J 17 at Appalachian State W, 74-61J 19 at Western Carolina L, 73-78J 24 The Citadel W, 75-66J 31 at Davidson L, 69-80F 2 at East Tennessee State L, 65-86F 7 Elon W, 67-53F 9 at Wofford W, 85-80F 14 Chattanooga L, 74-87F 17 Appalachian State L, 60-82F 21 at Georgia Southern W, 80-79F 23 Western Carolina W, 78-65F 25 Liberty W, 74-63F 28 at Elon L, 108-112 (ot)M 3 vs Wofford* L, 82-85*Southern Conference Tournament

East Tennessee StateJanuary 24, 2005Memorial Center

1 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Johnson City, TN 37614Founded: 1911Enrollment: 11,500Nickname: BuccaneersSchool Colors: Navy Blue & Old GoldArena: Memorial CenterAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Paul Stanton, Jr.Alma Mater: Emory ‘65Athletic Director: Dave MullinsAlma Mater: Samford ‘68

Media Relations * East Tennessee State * Box 70641Johnson City, TN 37614www.etsubucs.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Michael WhiteSID Office Phone: (423) 439-4220Home Phone: (423) 956-1461SID Fax: (423) 439-5263E-mail: [email protected]: Michael WhiteAssistant SID: Matt SnellingsPress Row Phone: (423) 439-5329

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Murry Bartow (UAB ‘85)Record at (Years): 27-6 (Two)Overall Record (Years): 130-89 (Eight)Basketball Office Phone: (423) 439-4207Assist. Coach:

Scott Wagers (Tennessee Wesleyan ‘89)Mike Boyd (Northern Michigan)Will Bailey (UAB ‘98)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 Virginia Wise 4 pmN 23 at Marshall 7 pmN 27 Fresno State 4 pmN 29 King College 7 pmD 1 at Alabama 8 pmD 4 College of Charleston 4:30 pmD 7 at Central Michigan 8 pmD 10 Tennessee Tech 7 pmD 18 at Old Dominion 7 pmD 21 Union 7 pmD 30 at Memphis 8 pmJ 5 at Appalachian State 7 pmJ 8 Furman 2 pmJ 10 at Western Carolina 7 pmJ 15 Elon 4 pmJ 18 at UNC Greensboro TBAJ 22 at Chattanoogq 2 pmJ 24 The Citadel 7 pmJ 26 at Davidson 7 pmJ 29 Appalachian State 4 pmF 5 at Wofford 7pmF 7 at Elon TBAF 12 UNC Greensboro 4 pmF 14 Western Carolina 7 pmF 19 ESPN Bracket Buster TBAF 21 Chattanooga 7 pmF 26 at Georgia Southern noonM 3 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachMurry Bartow

GuardTim Smith

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 at Houston W, 65-51N 23 at Texas Tech L, 53-64N 25 Mars Hill W, 100-57N 29 UNC Wilmington W, 67-62D 3 at UNC Asheville W, 78-56D 6 Georgia Southern W, 91-85D 15 at Clemson L, 86-110 (ot)D 17 at Tennessee Tech W, 77-70D 20 Virginia Wise W, 81-55D 27 vs IUPUI L, 81-85D 29 vs Lamar W, 75-62D 30 vs American L, 66-71J 5 at Furman W, 69-68J 10 at UNC Greensboro W, 72-68J 12 Union W, 100-62J 17 Western Carolina W, 95-82J 19 at Elon W, 75-72J 21 Davidson W, 75-70J 24 at Appalachian State W, 93-80J 28 Wofford W, 75-54J 31 at Western Carolina W, 79-65F 2 UNC Greensboro W, 85-65F 7 Appalachian State W, 66-63F 9 at Chattanooga W, 82-80F 14 Elon W, 73-58F 16 at The Citadel W, 73-51F 21 at Fresno State W, 66-62F 28 at College of Charleston L, 89-91M 4 Furman* W, 94-84M 5 Davidson* W, 96-84M 6 Chattanooga* W, 78-62M 19 Cincinattie# L, 77-80*Southern Conference Tournament# NCAA Tournament

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DavidsonJanuary 29, 2005

Belk Arena7 pm

February 22, 2005McAlister Field House

7:15pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Davidson, NC 28035Founded: 1837Enrollment: 1,700Nickname: WildcatsSchool Colors: Red and BlackArena: Belk Arena (5,700)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Bobby VagtAlma Mater: Davidson ‘69Athletic Director: Jim MurphyAlma Mater: Davidson ‘78

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Erica MaddenSID Office Phone: (704) 894-2123Home Phone: (704) 660-3550SID Fax: (704) 894-2636E-mail: [email protected]: Rick BenderPress Row Phone: (704) 892-3324

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Bob McKillop (Hofstra ‘72)Record at (Years): 239-193 (15)Overall Record (Years): 239-193 (15)Basketball Office Phone: (704) 894-2369Assist. Coach:

Matt Matheny (Davidson ‘93)Jim Fox (SUNY-Genesco ‘95)Landry Kosmalski (Davidson ‘01)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 at Missouri 8 pmN 22 vs Duke (Charlotte) 7 pmN 27 Maine-Farmington 2 pmN 30 Georgetown 7 pmD 4 at Georgia Southern 7:30 pmD 8 Charlotte 7 pmD 11 Brandeis 7 pmD 17 University of the South 5 pmD 19 at UMass TBAD 29 Seton Hall 7 pmJ 2 at Princeton 2 pmJ 5 Furman 7 pmJ 8 at Elon 7 pmJ 11 Appalachian State 7 pmJ 15 College of Charleston 2 pmJ 19 at Western Carolina 7 pmJ 22 at Furman TBAJ 26 East Tennessee State 7 pmJ 29 The Citadel 7 pmJ 31 Chattanooga 7 pmF 5 at UNC Greensboro TBAF 7 at Wofford 7 pmF 12 Georgia Southern 2 pmF 14 at College of Charleston TBAF 22 at The Citadel 7:15 pmF 26 Wofford 7 pmM 3 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachBob McKillop

GuardBrendan Winters

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 18 at Texas Tech L, 58-89N 24 vs North Carolina L, 68-91N 29 Rhode Island W, 108-78D 1 at College of Charleston L, 69-75D 3 Hampton W, 83-70D 6 at Georgetown L, 53-71D 11 at Charlotte L, 65-76D 13 Haverford W, 79-62D 19 Clarkson W, 98-60D 22 at Seton Hall L, 50-73D 29 at Duke L, 54-88J 3 Iona W, 75-64J 6 The Citadel W, 68-44J 10 at Chattanooga L, 91-95J 13 Western Carolina W, 76-62J 17 at Wofford L, 76-83J 21 at East Tennessee State L, 70-75J 24 Elon W, 72-58J 28 at Georgia Southern L, 60-62J 31 UNC Greensboro W, 80-69F 3 at The Citadel W, 67-49F 7 College of Charleston W, 74-68F 10 at Furman W, 83-73F 14 Georgia Southern W, 82-72F 18 Wofford W, 73-63F 24 at Appalachian State W, 64-63F 28 Furman W, 71-64M 4 vs Elon* W, 68-61M 5 vs East Tennessee State* L, 84-96*Southern Conference Tournament

Appalachian StateFebruary 3, 2005Holmes Center

7 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Boone, NC 28608Founded: 1899Enrollment: 13,500Nickname: MountaineersSchool Colors: Black and GoldArena: Holmes Center (8,300)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Kenneth PeacockAlma Mater:Athletic Director: Roachel LaneyAlma Mater: Catawba ‘73

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Joanna RileySID Office Phone: (828) 262-2268Home Phone: TBASID Fax: (828) 262-6106E-mail: [email protected]: Mike FlynnAssistant SID: Jonathan CaskeyPress Row Phone: (828) 262-7060

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Houston Francher (Middle Tennessee State ‘88)Record at (Years): 49-69 (Four)Overall Record (Years): 93-110 (Seven)Basketball Office Phone: (828) 262-3081Assist. Coach:

Matt McMahon (Appalachian State ‘00)Toby Madison (South Alabama ‘98)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 20 Erskine 7 pmN 24 at Virginia 7:30 pmN 27 Tennessee Tech 7 pmN 29 James Madison 7 pmD 1 at South Carolina 7:30 pmD 6 USC Upstate 7pmD 11 at Wofford 7 pmD 18 Milligan 7:30 pmD 22 at Vanderbilt 8 pmD 30 at Miami 7 pmJ 5 East Tennessee State 7 pmJ 8 UNC Greensboro 3:30 pmJ 11 at Davidson 7 pmJ 15 at Georgia Southern 7 pmJ 18 Elon 7 pmJ 22 College of Charleston 3:30 pmJ 24 at Chattanooga 7 pmJ 29 at East Tennessee State 4 pmJ 31 at Longwood 7 pmF 3 The Citadel 7 pmF 7 at Western Carolina 7 pmF 12 Chattanooga 1 pmF 14 Furman 7:30 pmF 16 Longwood 7 pmF 19 at UNC Greensboro 7 pmF 21 Western Carolina 7 pmF 26 at Elon 7 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachHouston Francher

GuardNoah Brown

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 vs Monmout L, 65-69N 22 vs Boston College L, 67-92N 24 vs LaSalle W, 59-48N 28 at George Washington L 62-76N 29 vs St. Francis (NY) L, 63-68D 1 at The Citadel W, 72-62D 3 George Washington W, 80-77D 8 Piedmont W, 92-36D 13 at Charlotte L, 64-85D 18 at Southern Methodist W, 85-82D 20 at Tennessee State L, 78-86D 22 at Vanderbilt L, 48-63D 30 James Madison W, 58-55J 2 at South Carolina L, 58-78J 5 Elon W, 81-58J 10 Wofford L, 92-99 (ot)J 12 at Chattanooga W, 94-77J 17 UNC Greensboro L, 61-74J 24 East Tennessee State L, 80-93J 28 at Elon L, 69-76J 31 at Furman L, 74-85F 2 Georgia Southern L, 77-81F 7 at East Tennessee State L, 63-66F 9 at College of Charleston L, 63-65F 13 Western Carolina L, 62-64F 17 at UNC Greensboro W, 82-60F 21 Chattanooga L, 49-74F 24 Davidson L, 63-64F 28 at Western Carolina L, 69-86M 3 vs College of Charleston* L, 61-71*Southern Conference Tournament

Sports Information * PO Box 7158 *Davidson CollegeDavidson, NC 28035-7158

www.davidson.edu/athletics

Sports Information * Box 32116Boone, NC 28608-3211

www.goasu.com

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College of CharlestonFebruary 10, 2005

McAlister Field House 7:15 pm

February 26, 2005Kresse Arena

7 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Charleston, SCFounded: 1770Enrollment: 11,600Nickname: CougarsSchool Colors: Maroon and WhiteArena: John Kresse Arena (3,500)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Lee HigdonAlma Mater: Georgetown ‘68Athletic Director: Jerry BakerAlma Mater: College of Charleston ‘74

Media Relations * College of Charleston * 30 George StreetCharleston, SC 29424www.cofcsports.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Tony CiuffoSID Office Phone: (843) 953-5465Home Phone: (843) 475-1139SID Fax: (843) 953-6534E-mail: [email protected]: Tony CiuffoAssistant SID: Simon WhitakerPress Row Phone: (843) 953-6554

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Tom Herrion (Merrimack ‘89)Record at (Years): 45-17 (Two)Overall Record (Years): 45-17 (Two)Basketball Office Phone: (843) 953-5556Assist. Coach:

Pat SkerryStacey PalmoreMark Byington

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 15 at Colorado 9 pmN 19 at Charleston Southern 7:30 pmN 29 at Towson 7 pmD 4 at East Tennessee State 4:30 pmD 7 Auburn 7 pmD 12 Western Michigan 2 pmD 16 UNC Wilmington 7 pmD 22 Coastal Carolina 7 pmD 29 Harvard 7:30 pmD 30 St. Peter’s/Tennessee Tech 7:30J 2 Canisius 2 pmJ 5 Elon 7 pmJ 8 Wofford 6 pmJ 10 at Georgia Southern 7:30 pmJ 15 at Davidson 2 pmJ 17 Furman 7 pmJ 22 at Appalachian State 1 pmJ 24 UNC Greensboro 7 pmJ 29 Georgia Southern 2 pmF 5 Western Carolina 6 pmF 7 at Chattanooga 7 pmF 10 at The Citadel 7:15 pmF 14 Davidson 7 pmF 17 at Wofford 7 pmF 19 ESPN Bracket Buster 7 pmF 23 at Furman 7pmF 26 The Citadel 6 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachTom Herrion

GuardTony Mitchell

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 17 at Auburn L, 62-66N 21 Charleston Southern W, 83-66N 26 UCF W, 72-63D 1 Davidson W, 75-69D 6 at Coastal Carolina W, 73-72D 14 Newberry W, 72-47D 18 at Canisius W, 81-72D 22 at UNC Wilmington W, 65-61D 29 Long Island W, 85-59D 30 Bucknell W, 76-63J 3 at Wisconsin L, 49-75J 7 at Western Carolina W, 84-61J 10 Furman W, 70-65J 13 at UNC Greensboro W, 72-70J 17 at Elon W, 81-66J 19 Chattanooga W, 83-76J 24 at Georgia Southern L, 80-85J 31 at The Citadel W, 69-45F 2 Wofford W, 82-62F 7 at Davidson L, 68-74F 9 Appalachian State W, 65-63F 11 at Wofford L, 76-85F 14 The Citadel W, 59-39F 18 Georgia Southern L, 76-82F 21 at Western Michigan L, 78-83F 25 at Furman L, 57-58F 28 East Tennessee State W, 91-89M 3 vs Appalachian State* W, 71-61M 4 at Chattanooga* L, 78-89*Southern Conference Tournament

Charleston SouthernFebruary 17, 2005

CSU Fieldhouse7 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: North Charleston, SC 29423Founded: 1964Enrollment: 2,800Nickname: BuccaneersSchool Colors: Blue and GoldArena: CSU Fieldhouse (1,500)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big SouthPresident: Dr. Jerry HunterAlma Mater: N/AAthletic Director: Hank SmallAlma Mater: N/A

Sports Information * PO Box 118087Charleston, SC 29423www.csusports.com

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:David SheltonSID Office Phone: (843) 863-7688Home Phone: (843) 729-4371SID Fax: (843) 863-7676E-mail: [email protected]: David SheltonAssistant SID: TBAPress Row Phone:

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jim Platt (Concordia ‘73)Record at (Years): 36-49 (four)Overall Record (Years): 95-108 (eight)Basketball Office Phone: (843) 863-7690Assist. Coach:

Jermaine ScottJ.D. Powell

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 19 College of Charleston 7:30 pmN 22 Voorhees 7 pmN 26 at Notre Dame 7 pmD 11 at Clemson 7 pmD 15 Lander 7 pmD 18 Wofford 7 pmD 22 at Georgia Tech 7 pmD 28 at Central Florida Tourn. TBAD 29 at Central Florida Tourn. TBAJ 3 Robert Morris 7 pmJ 5 at UNC Asheville 4 pmJ 8 at VMI 7 pmJ 10 at Radford 7 pmJ 15 High Point 4 pmJ 17 Liberty 7 pmJ 22 at Winthrop 4:30 pmJ 24 at Birmingham Southern 7 pmJ 27 Coastal Carolina 7 pmJ 29 UNC Asheville 7 pmF 5 Radford 4 pmF 7 VMI 7 pmF 12 at Liberty 7 pmF 14 at High Point 7 pmF 17 The Citadel 7 pmF 21 at Coastal Carolina 7 pmF 24 Birmingham Southern 7 pmF 26 Winthrop 4 pm

Head CoachJim Platt

ForwardKurtis Rice

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 21 College of Charleston L, 66-83N 24 Webber International W, 70-55N 29 at Central Connecticut L, 55-66N 30 Binghamton L, 34-38D 10 Voorhees W, 92-73D 13 at Wofford L, 73-79 (ot)D 17 at South Carolina L, 36-71D 20 at Air Force L, 46-67D 22 at Georgia L, 59-79D 29 Lipscomb L, 50-66D 30 Bethune-Cookman W, 50-48J 3 High Point L, 66-80J 5 Liberty L, 55-71J 10 at Birmingham Southern L, 61-75J 13 Coastal Carolina L, 61-66J 17 UNC Asheville L, 49-62J 21 at Winthrop L, 50-68J 26 at Radford L, 70-71J 28 at VMI L, 50-53F 2 Birmingham Southern L, 65-75F 6 at High Point L, 78-81 (ot)F 9 at Liberty L, 67-71 (ot)F 14 Radford W, 71-46F 16 VMI W, 64-49F 21 Winthrop L, 48-72F 24 at UNC Asheville W, 67-47F 28 at Coastal Carolina L, 53-69M 2 at Liberty* L, 54-60*Big South Tournament

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ElonFebruary 19, 2005

McAlister Field House1 pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Elon, NC 27244Founded: 1889Enrollment: 4,400Nickname: PhoenixSchool Colors: Maroon and GoldArena: Alumni Gym (1,700)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Leo LambertAlma Mater: SUNY-Geneseo ‘76Athletic Director: Dr. Alan WhiteAlma Mater: Wake Forest ‘62

SPORTS INFORMATIONMen’s Basketball Contact:Megan DonaldSID Office Phone: (336) 278-6803Home Phone: (336) 449-9436SID Fax: (336) 278-6768E-mail: [email protected]: Matt EvistonAssistant: Chris RashPress Row Phone: (336) 278-6749

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Ernie Nestor (Alderson-Broaddus ‘68)Record at (Years): 12-18 (One)Overall Record (Years): 80-98 (Six)Basketball Office Phone: (336) 278-6730Assist. Coach:

Mike Preston (Lynchburg ‘98)Jim Fitzpatrick (Wake Forest ‘00)Joel Justus (UNC Wilmington ‘04)

2004-05 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeN 17 Fairleigh Dickinson 9 pmN 18 BCA Invitational TBAN 19 BCA Invitational TBAN 23 at Fairfield 7:30 pmN 29 at Richmond 7:30 pmD 4 Greensboro 7 pmD 7 Buffalo 7 pmD 15 at Wake Forest 7:30 pmD 18 at Weber State 9:05 pmD 21 at Boise State 9:30 pmD 31 at UNC Wilmington 7 pmJ 3 Bluefield 7 pmJ 5 at College of Charleston 7 pmJ 8 Davidson 7 pmJ 10 Chattanooga 8 pmJ 15 at East Tennessee State 4 pmJ 18 at Appalachian State 7 pmJ 22 Georgia Southern 7 pmJ 24 at Furman 7 pmJ 29 at Western Carolina 7 pmJ 31 UNC Greensboro 7 pmF 5 at Chattanooga 2 pmF 7 East Tennessee State 7 pmF 12 Western Carolina 7 pmF 14 Wofford 8 pmF 19 at The Citadel 1 pmF 22 at UNC Greensboro 7 pmF 26 Appalachian State 7 pmM 2 SoCon Tournament TBA

Head CoachErnie Nester

FowardJackson Atoyebi

2003-04 RESULTSDate Opponent ResultN 17 vs Idaho L, 60-84N 18 vs Gardner Webb L, 65-68N 22 at Wake Forest L, 55-97N 28 Bluefield W, 85-52D 2 Methodist W, 83-67D 4 American W, 85-82D 13 at Georgetown L, 70-91D 17 at Mercer L, 63-80D 20 Chattanooga W, 88-70D 28 at Xavier L, 58-75D 30 at Cincinnati L, 63-102J 5 at Appalachian State L, 58-81J 8 Fairfield L, 64-69J 10 at Western Carolina L, 72-81J 14 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 54-51J 17 College of Charleston L, 66-81J 19 East Tennessee State L, 72-75J 24 at Davidson L, 58-72J 28 Appalachian State W, 76-69J 31 at Wofford W, 77-64F 2 Furman W, 67-60F 7 at East Tennessee State L, 58-73F 16 at Chattanooga L, 57-62F 21 Western Carolina W, 68-53F 23 at Georgia Southern L, 80-83 (ot)F 28 UNC Greensboro W, 112-108 (ot)M 3 vs The Citadel* W, 66-56M 4 vs Davidson* L, 61-68*Southern Conference Tournament

Sports Information * Elon University * 2500 Campus BoxElon, NC 27244

www.elon.edu/athletics

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2005 Southern ConferenceMen’s Basketball Championship

MARCH 2-5, 2005 • MCKENZIE ARENA • CHATTANOOGA, TN

#4 seed North

#5 seed South

#3 seed North

#6 seed South

#3 seed South

#1 seed North

#2 seed North

Session 1, Game 1March 2, noon

Session 2, Game 4March 2, 30 minutes

after Game 3

Session 3, Game 5March 3, noon

Session 3, Game 6March 3, 30 minutes after

Game 5


after Game 7

Session 5, Game 10March 4, 30 minutes after

Game 9

Session 5, Game 9March 4, 6:00 p.m.

CHAMPIONSHIP GAMESession 6, Game 11March 5, 8:00 p.m.

LIVE ON ESPN/ESPN2


#2 seed South

#1 seed South

#6 seed North


after Game 1

#5 seed North


#4 seed South

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Dennis versus

2004-05 Opponents

Army.................................................. 1-0

Washington & Lee ......................... 1-0

Georgetown.....................................0-1

Chowan ............................................1-0

Voorhees ........................ First Meeting

Atlanta Christian ......... First Meeting

Savannah State ........... First Meeting

Clemson ...........................................0-4

Western Carolina ......................... 12-6

Navy ................................................... 1-1

Chattanooga ................................. 4-19

Georgia Southern ........................ 11-14

Furman .......................................... 13-12

Wofford ........................................... 5-9

UNC Greensboro ........................... 3-5

East Tennessee State................... 2-14

Davidson......................................... 5-13

Appalachian State ....................... 3-13

College of Charleston................... 3-16

Charleston Southern ..................... 6-6

Elon ...................................................0-2

The Citadel versus

2004-05 Opponents

Army.................................................. 3-1

Washington & Lee ...................... 4-10

Georgetown.....................................0-1

Chowan ............................................ 1-0

Voorhees ........................ First Meeting

Atlanta Christian ......... First Meeting

Savannah State ........... First Meeting

Clemson ....................................... 24-54

Western Carolina ......................26-22

Navy ................................................. 3-4

Chattanooga ...............................14-46

Georgia Southern ........................ 13-17

Furman ....................................... 77-101

Wofford ....................................... 43-32

UNC Greensboro ........................... 5-6

East Tennessee State................. 14-37

Davidson...................................... 43-78

Appalachian State ..................... 19-43

College of Charleston................ 37-37

Charleston Southern .................... 16-9

Elon ................................................... 0-3

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***TOTAL*** ***3-Point*** ****Rebounds****## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A T O Blk Stl Pts Avg10 Terry, Dante 28 27 851 30.4 116 339 .342 63 205 .307 21 36 .583 15 48 63 2.3 65 1 47 67 3 29 316 11.3

20 Mombollet, Max 28 26 809 28.9 99 246 .402 2 12 .167 71 92 .772 47 127 174 6.2 92 2 23 64 17 26 271 9.722 Hammack, Kevin 27 25 846 31.3 86 219 .393 25 69 .362 64 88 .727 21 67 88 3.3 57 0 124 122 7 55 261 9.7

03 Everhart, J’mel 28 28 907 32.4 78 177 .441 2 10 .200 49 74 .662 85 111 196 7.0 68 1 35 57 17 22 207 7.4

11 Wilson, Erick 22 4 358 16.3 50 140 .357 42 112 .375 6 8 .750 8 10 18 0.8 30 0 13 29 0 13 148 6.702 Miller, Anthony 13 1 247 19.0 31 80 .388 9 39 .231 10 17 .588 7 17 24 1.8 14 0 17 20 1 10 81 6.2

31 Thompson, Joseph 27 0 251 9.3 34 99 .343 18 62 .290 7 12 .583 19 28 47 1.7 37 0 3 12 0 11 93 3.4

21 Davis, Matt 27 8 468 17.3 25 102 .245 16 73 .219 14 20 .700 19 61 80 3.0 64 5 23 35 2 22 80 3.050 Xia, Aaron 26 11 293 11.3 22 47 .468 0 1 .000 18 31 .581 9 26 35 1.3 57 4 2 27 14 5 62 2.4

04 Quinn, Pat 9 0 48 5.3 7 19 .368 4 9 .444 1 3 .333 1 1 2 0.2 6 0 4 2 0 2 19 2.1

12 Young, Kedron 19 1 111 5.8 13 38 .342 3 19 .158 4 4 1.000 6 10 16 .08 8 0 6 8 1 5 33 1.725 Miller, Andy 26 7 312 12.0 16 46 .348 0 0 .000 7 15 .467 34 38 72 2.8 67 4 3 19 27 12 39 1.5

05 Fowler, Kelvin 16 1 85 5.3 7 16 .438 0 0 .000 6 13 .462 7 8 15 0.9 10 0 3 2 4 1 20 1.3

33 Gochnauer, Matt 9 1 40 4.4 2 7 .286 1 3 .333 5 6 .833 3 3 6 0.7 8 0 1 2 0 0 10 1.1TM TEAM 53 62 115 4.1 0 9

Total 28 5626 586 1575 .372 185 614 .301 283 419 .675 334 617 951 34.0 583 17 304475 93 2131640 58.6Opponents 28 5626 700 1532 .457 201 503 .400 402 620 .648 340 726 1066 38.1 463 - 420 450 131 2392003 71.5

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/22/03 Webber International W, 79-55 626 (33) Terry, Dante (11) Everhart, J’mel11/25/03 Washington & Lee W, 62-44 927 (16) Everhart, J’mel (11) Mombollet, Max11/28/03 Central Florida L, 60-74 921 (12) Terry, Dante (8) Mombollet, Max12/1/03 * Appalachian State L, 62-72 1227 (21) Terry, Dante (11) Mombollet, Max12/3/03 South Carolina L, 38-70 3473 (14) Mombollet, Max (11) Everhart, J’mel12/6/03 Emmanuel L, 66-71 (ot) 1512 (22) Terry, Dante (8) Mombollet, Max12/9/03 at South Carolina State L, 51-65 1109 (10) Hammack, Kevin (8) Mombollet, Max12/17/03 at Tennessee L, 49-99 10453 (11) Miller, Anthony (4) Miller, Andy12/19/03 Chowan W, 89-72 215 (20) Mombollet, Max (10) Mombollet, Max12/22/03 Georgetown L, 62-85 2431 (16) Wilson, Erick (9) Mombollet, Max12/30/03 at High Point L, 70-94 1084 (12) Terry, Dante (7) Everhart, J’mel

(12) Thompson, Joseph(12) Hammack, Kevin

1/2/04 Army W, 82-58 982 (18) Terry, Dante (6) Miller, Andy(6) Everhart, J’mel

1/6/04 * at Davidson L, 44-68 2302 (11) Everhart, J’mel (13) Everhart, J’mel1/10/04 * at Georgia Southern L, 58-86 2435 (16) Hammack, Kevin (9) Everhart, J’mel1/17/04 * Chattanooga L, 49-73 1410 (16) Terry, Dante (9) Everhart, J’mel1/19/04 * Furman L, 61-76 1190 (17) Mombollet, Max (7) Everhart, J’mel1/24/04 * at UNCG L, 66-75 1048 (17) Terry, Dante (9) Everhart, J’mel1/26/04 * at Western Carolina L, 42-71 1414 (10) Everhart, J’mel (8) Mombollet, Max

(10) Mombollet, Max1/31/04 * College of Charleston L, 45-69 3893 (11) Hammack, Kevin (7) Davis, Matt2/03/04 * Davidson L, 49-67 857 (18) Wilson, Erick (8) Everhart, J’mel2/7/03 * Wofford L, 68-78 912 (14) Everhart, J’mel (8) Everhart, J’mel2/9/04 * at Elon L, 59-73 903 (10) Terry, Dante (6) Miller, Andy2/14/04 * at College of Charleston L, 39-59 3432 (10) Hammack, Kevin (11) Mombollet, Max2/16/04 * ETSU L, 51-73 673 (22) Hammack, Kevin (10) Mombollet, Max2/21/04 * at Furman L, 47-60 3487 (14) Hammack, Kevin (6) Everhart, J’mel2/23/04 * at Wofford W, 68-65 2387 (15) Hammack, Kevin (8) Everhart, J’mel2/28/04 * Georgia Southern W, 68-65 963 (21) Terry, Dante (10) Mombollet, Max3/3/04 vs Elon (SoCon Tournament) L, 56-66 2215 (22) Mombollet, Max (7) Davis, Matt

* - Conference Game

2003-04 Results6-22 (2-14 Southern Conference)

2003-04 Individual Statistics

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Total ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2001 28 3 482 17.2 51 116 .440 0 0 .000 27 61 .443 56 72 128 4.6 68 1 12 38 22 8 129 4.62002 28 8 529 18.9 52 99 .525 0 0 .000 52 69 .754 42 78 120 4.3 88 4 16 39 17 18 156 5.62003 27 14 733 27.1 120 232 .571 1 5 .200 84 127 .661 48 115 163 6.0 89 4 28 53 14 22 325 12.02004 28 26 809 28.9 99 246 .402 2 12 .167 71 92 .772 47 127 174 6.2 92 2 23 64 17 26 271 9.7TOTAL 111 51 2553 23.0 322 693 .465 3 17 .176 234 349 .670 193 392 585 5.3 337 11 79 194 7 0 74 881 7.9

POINTS2003-04: 22, Elon (3/3/04)Career: 25, Furman (2/3/03)REBOUNDS2003-04: 11, three timesCareer: 14, Philander Smith (12/10/01)FIELD GOAL2003-04: 8, Elon (3/3/04)Career: 10, Furman (2/3/03)FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2003-04: 15, South Carolina (12/3/03)Career: 16, Furman (2/3/03)

3-POINT FG2003-04: 1, twiceCareer: 1, three times3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS2003-04: 2, three timesCareer: 1, four timesFREE THROWS2003-04: 6, twiceCareer: 17, Western Carolina (1/18/03)FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2003-04: 10, Chowan (12/19/03)Career: 19, Western Carolina (1/18/03)

ASSISTS2003-04: 3, three timesCareer: 5, Coastal Carolina (12/29/01)STEALS2003-04: 4, Army (1/2/04)Career: 3, twiceBLOCKED SHOTS2003-04: 2, four timesCareer: 3, twiceMINUTES PLAYED2003-04: 40, Emmanuel (12/6/03)Career: 40, Emmanuel (12/6/03)

Total ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast T O Blk Stl Pts Avg2001 19 0 93 4.9 2 10 .200 0 4 .000 7 11 .636 2 2 4 0.2 10 0 9 10 0 5 11 0.62002 28 9 348 12.4 18 67 .269 13 48 .271 30 36 .833 8 11 19 0.7 33 0 36 34 0 14 79 2.82003 23 5 314 13.7 28 92 .304 22 69 .319 10 14 .714 6 15 21 0.9 27 0 24 31 3 9 88 3.82004 22 4 358 16.3 50 140 .357 42 112 .375 6 8 .750 8 10 18 0.8 30 0 13 29 0 13 148 6.7TOTAL 92 18 1113 12.1 98 309 .317 77 223 .330 53 69 .768 24 38 62 0.7 100 0 82 104 3 41 326 3.5

POINTS2003-04: 18, Davidson (2/3/04)Career: 18, Davidson (2/3/04)REBOUNDS2003-04: 3, Chowan (12/19/03)Career: 4, Western Carolina (1/18/03)FIELD GOAL2003-04: 6, Chowan (12/19/03)Career: 6, Chowan (12/19/03)FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS2003-04: 16, Davidson (2/3/04)Career: 16, Davidson (2/3/04)

3-POINT FG2003-04: 5, three timesCareer: 5, three times3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS2003-04: 13, Davidson (2/3/04)Career: 13, Davidson (2/3/04)FREE THROWS2003-04: 3, Davidson (2/3/04)Career: 6, NC State (11/23/01)FREE THROW ATTEMPTS2003-04: 4, Davidson (2/3/04)Career: 6, NC State (11/23/01)

ASSISTS2003-04: 4, Chowan (12/19/03)Career: 5, Furman (2/11/02)STEALS2003-04: 2, four timesCareer: 3, twiceBLOCKED SHOTS2003-04: 0Career: 1, three timesMINUTES PLAYED2003-04: 32, Chowan (12/19/03)Career: 35, CofC (2/4/02)

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Game OneThe Citadel 79, Webber International 75

McAlister Field House • November 22, 2003Sophomore guard Dante Terry posted a game-high 33

points, including six three-point shots as The Citadel surpassed theWarriors of Webber International, 79-75, in McAlister Field House.

The Citadel (1-0) trailed by as many as 10 pointsthroughout the contest until the 10:48 mark in the second half. Atthat point, Terry connected on one of his six three-pointers to givethe Bulldogs the 60-58 advantage.

Webber International (0-6) tied the game at 67 as guard TonyJefferson connected from beyond the three-point line. The Warriorsthen grabbed the lead as Ryan Norris converted a lay up to pushthe score to 71-70.

The Citadel trailed until Terry connected on two freethrows to give the Bulldogs a 76-75 advantage with only 23seconds remaining. Sophomore center Andy Miller stole theinbounds pass and called a time-out to give The Citadel controlwith little time remaining. Senior forward Max Mombollet wasfouled on the next possession and converted two free throws topush the advantage to 78-75. Following a steal, Terry connectedon another free throw to push the score to 79-75.

The Bulldogs received strong play from freshman forwardJoseph Thompson who scored 11 points and fellow freshmanforward J’mel Everhart who collected 11 rebounds and scored fivepoints. Senior guard Erick Wilson also added 12 points.

Webber International was led by guard Efrain Jaimanwho tallied a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds.Center Ryan Norris also added 10 points.

Total 3-Pt. REBWebber Int. FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Christie 3/8 0/0 3/4 2/2/4 4 3 3 0 0 14 9F- Ratcliffe 2/8 0/0 5/11 3/4/7 5 1 3 1 1 34 9C-Norris 5/5 0/0 0/2 2/2/4 4 0 0 2 0 16 10G- McKaskill 2/9 0/1 0/0 0/2/2 0 2 3 0 2 23 4G- Jaiman 7/12 4/4 2/7 4/8/12 2 0 2 0 0 32 20Jefferson 3/9 3/6 0/0 1/3/4 3 2 5 0 2 23 9Dotwin 2/5 0/3 3/4 0/0/0 4 3 1 0 2 21 7Desmedt 1/3 1/1 0/0 0/1/1 0 2 1 0 1 12 3Alexander 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 17 0Scott 1/2 0/0 2/2 0/2/2 1 0 3 0 0 8 4Team 5/10/15 1Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 26/62 8/15 15/30 17/35/52 23 13 23 3 8 200 75

First Half-FG: 12/27 (44.4), 3-FG: 5/8 (62.5), FT: 9/15 (60.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/11 0/3 1/4 4/7/11 2 2 2 0 4 39 5F-Mombollet 1/2 0/0 3/4 2/3/5 4 1 3 0 1 20 5F-Davis 1/6 0/4 0/0 1/6/7 3 1 3 0 2 14 2G-Terry 10/20 6/9 7/8 2/2/4 4 4 3 0 4 33 33G-Wilson 4/13 3/8 1/2 1/2/3 2 2 1 0 1 28 12Miller, Anthony 1/6 0/2 1/3 1/1/2 1 3 2 0 2 16 3Fowler 0/2 0/0 1/2 0/1/1 3 1 0 1 0 9 1Young 1/2 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 1 5 2Miller, Andy 0/3 0/0 1/2 5/4/9 3 0 2 3 2 19 1Thompson 4/6 3/5 0/0 1/2/3 3 0 0 0 0 10 11Xia 0/1 0/0 4/4 0/0/0 2 0 1 2 0 7 4Team 3/2/5Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 24/72 12/32 19/29 20/30/50 26 16 17 6 17 200 79

First Half-FG: 13/37(35.1), 3-FG: 5/19 (26.3), FT: 4/9 (44.4)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalWebber International 38 37 75 Attendance: 626The Citadel 35 44 79 Technicals: none

Game TwoThe Citadel 62, Washington & Lee 44

McAlister Field House • November 25, 2003Freshman forward J’mel Everhart scored a career-high 16

points and added five rebounds to lead The Citadel past

Washington & Lee, 62-44, in intercollegiate basketball action atMcAlister Field House.

“J’mel played very hard tonight and had a couple ofdunks early that got our crowd involved in the game,” Citadelhead coach Pat Dennis stated. “We played well tonight against avery well coached team. We still need to play a complete game inorder to be ready for the Southern Conference.”

The Citadel (2-0) never trailed as the Bulldogs got out toa 10-0 run to start the game. Two dunks from Everhart and sixpoints from sophomore guard Kevin Hammack highlighted therun. Senior forward Max Mombollet chimed in with 15 points and11 rebounds to record the sixth double-double of his career.

Washington & Lee (0-3) fought throughout the gameand closed the score within 10 as they scratched their way backand forced the score to 36-31 going into halftime. The Generalsstruggled through the second half as the Bulldogs picked up theirdefensive pressure and allowed a mere 13 points.

The Citadel forced 26 turnovers on the game and ripped14 steals from the Generals. With the victory, Dennis ties CitadelDirector of Athletics Les Robinson for first on the school’s all-timewin list with 132 victories during his career.

Hammack in his first action since arthroscopic kneesurgery on November 5th played only 17 minutes, scored six pointsand added three assists.

“It was good to have Ham back,” Dennis added. “Helooked a little rusty and a little out of shape, but that is expectedafter having surgery only three weeks ago.”

Total 3-Pt. REBW&L FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Landes 2/8 1/3 0/1 1/2/3 1 2 2 1 2 28 5F-Jones 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 1 0 2 11 0F-Will 6/10 0/1 0/0 0/2/2 3 1 3 0 0 34 12G-Stuart 2/6 2/5 0/1 1/0/1 1 3 4 0 0 28 6G-Halkitis 3/6 2/4 2/2 1/3/4 1 4 5 0 3 32 10Flynn 2/4 1/2 2/2 2/1/3 0 0 4 0 1 15 7Denbow 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 2 1 0 0 6 0Lyons 1/4 0/2 0/0 1/2/3 1 1 2 0 1 11 2Dobbs 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Lawless 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 4 0 3 0 0 19 0Edge 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0White 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 13 2Barrett 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 0/1/1Deadball Rebounds: 1,2Totals 17/41 6/18 4/8 6/15/21 16 14 26 1 9 200 44


Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 7/10 0/0 2/4 4/1/5 0 0 1 0 1 35 16F-Mombollet 6/13 0/2 3/4 3/8/11 2 0 2 2 3 35 15F-Davis 2/4 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 2 2 4 0 4 18 4G-Terry 2/5 0/3 0/0 0/2/2 2 4 1 0 3 31 4

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G-Hammack 2/2 0/0 2/2 1/1/2 0 3 6 0 0 17 6Miller, Anthony 1/2 0/1 1/2 0/1/1 1 1 1 0 2 14 3Quinn 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Fowler 2/2 0/0 1/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 6 5Wilson 2/3 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 4 0 0 0 0 15 5Young 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Miller, Andy 2/4 0/0 0/2 0/2/2 1 0 0 0 1 19 4Thompson 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0Gochnauer 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 3 0 1 0 0 4 0Team 0/3/3Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 26/50 1/10 9/16 10/21/31 17 10 16 2 14 200 62

First Half-FG: 14/27(51.9), 3-FG: 1/6 (16.7), FT: 7/12 (58.3)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalWashington & Lee 31 13 44 Attendance: 927The Citadel 36 26 62 Technicals: none

Game ThreeCentral Florida 74, The Citadel 60

McAlister Field House • November 28, 2003Senior center Roberto Morentin posted 19 points and five

rebounds to help Central Florida defeat The Citadel, 74-60, inintercollegiate basketball action in McAlister Field House.

“We came out with a lot of energy and played very hardon defense,” Central Florida head coach Kirk Speraw stated. “Wemade some adjustments at halftime and Roberto played a soundfundamental game.”

UCF (2-1) fought hard in a see-saw first half in whichthey held the lead for over 15 minutes. The Black Knights rodeMorentin’s 11 point first half and took a 37-32 advantage into thelocker room at the half.

UCF exploded out of the gates in the second half andwent on a 10-2 run to start the period. The Black Knights got athree pointer from Rob Ross and two from Marcus Avant to sparkthe run.

The Citadel (2-1) couldn’t respond from the flurry andtrailed by as many as 21 in the second half.

Central Florida’s Josh Bodden posted 11 rebounds andseven points while Ross posted 11 points in the contest.

The Bulldogs got strong performances from sophomoreguard Dante Terry and sophomore forward Matt Davis whoscored 12 and 10 respectively. Senior forward Max Mombollet ledThe Citadel in rebound with eight grabs.

Total 3-Pt. REBCentral FL FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Avabt 3/4 2/2 1/2 2/3/5 0 0 0 0 0 22 9F- Bodden 2/8 0/1 3/4 5/6/11 1 2 1 3 0 30 7C-Morentin 9/10 0/0 1/2 3/2/5 3 2 2 1 2 28 19G-Lyons 3/5 0/1 0/1 0/2/2 5 01 2 0 2 19 6G-Johnson 1/3 0/2 1/2 0/0/0 3 4 2 0 1 25 3Edwards 3/4 1/2 1/2 2/3/5 3 1 3 0 0 18 8Lindbeck 1/8 1/7 4/4 0/1/1 1 1 2 1 1 18 7Ross 3/5 3/5 2/2 0/1/1 0 0 1 1 1 10 11Peppers 1/5 0/2 0/0 1/0/1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0Stout 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0Bakanowsky 1/2 0/0 0/2 0/0/0 4 0 1 0 1 12 2Team 1/6/7 1Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 27/55 7/22 13/21 14/25/39 21 11 16 7 8 200 74


Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 0/3 0/0 0/0 4/2/6 3 0 1 1 1 28 0F-Mombollet 3/13 0/1 2/2 4/4/8 2 8 3 0 0 35 8C-Miller 1/4 0/0 2/2 0/2/2 5 1 1 2 1 16 4G-Terry 5/16 2/9 0/0 1/0/1 2 1 2 0 0 34 12G-Hammack 2/5 0/0 5/7 1/1/2 1 3 1 0 1 22 9Miller, Anthony 2/5 0/1 2/2 1/1/2 1 0 2 0 1 20 6Fowler 0/2 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 0 0 0 7 0Wilson 2/4 1/2 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 3 0 0 5 5Davis 3/6 3/3 1/2 1/3/4 5 0 1 0 2 18 10Thompson 3/5 0/2 0/0 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 11 6Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 2 0 0 0 0 4 4Team 4/5/9Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 21/63 6/18 12/15 17/20/37 23 8 13 3 6 200 60First Half-FG: 11/33 (33.3), 3-FG: 4/10 (40.0), FT: 6/9 (66.7)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalCentral Florida 37 37 74 Attendance: 921The Citadel 32 28 60 Technicals: none

Game FourAppalachian State 72, The Citadel 62

McAlister Field House • December 1, 2003Junior guard Noah Brown scored 25 points tying his

career-high and added six assists to fend off a late Citadel rally asAppalachian State defeated the Bulldogs, 72-62, in SouthernConference basketball action, in McAlister Field House.

“Noah knocked down some very big shots for ustonight,” Appalachian head coach Houston Fancher stated. “Ithought we did a good controlling the game. We played likewarriors tonight.”

Appalachian State (2-4, 1-0 SoCon) never trailed in thecontest as they jumped out to an early 13-4 lead to start thecontest. The Mountaineers led by as many as 15 in the first half andheld The Citadel to only 27 points in the period.

“We did a really nice job defensively in the first half,”Fancher continued. “We made sure we kept the ball out of MaxMombollet’s hands early. We didn’t do a good job of that in thesecond half.”

The Citadel (2-2, 0-1 SoCon) fought through its strugglesin the first half and put together a strong finish in the second. TheBulldogs outscored the Mountaineers 35-30 in the period and cutthe lead to as low as seven at the four-minute mark.

“We are a work in progress,” Citadel head coach PatDennis stated. “We played a lot better in the second half andshowed some toughness and the ability to compete in theSouthern Conference.”

Senior guard Matt Jones added 13 points for AppalachianState, while junior forward Chris McFarland chimed in with 12. TheCitadel was paced by sophomore guard Dante Terry’s 21-pointperformance and senior forward Max Mombollet’s 16 point, 11rebound performance. The double-double by Mombollet marksthe seventh of his career.

Total 3-Pt. REBAppalachian FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Smith 2/5 0/0 3/4 0/3/3 3 1 0 1 1 25 7F-Mitchell 0/4 0/1 0/0 1/2/3 2 1 1 1 0 20 0F-McFarland 5/10 0/0 2/4 0/3/3 1 1 2 1 0 28 12G-Davis 2/6 0/1 0/0 1/2/3 2 3 2 0 1 27 4G-Brown 10/16 5/11 0/0 1/1/2 1 6 3 0 1 33 25Thompson 1/3 0/0 1/3 0/1/1 0 0 1 0 2 13 3Jones, M 5/7 2/4 1/2 4/2/6 2 2 0 0 2 24 13

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Thomas 2/3 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 3 0 1 0 2 11 4Jones, H 1/2 0/0 2/6 1/5/6 2 1 3 2 0 19 4Team 1/0/1Deadball Rebounds: 5Totals 28/56 7/17 9/19 9/20/29 16 15 13 5 9 200 72


Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 1/4 0/0 0/0 3/3/6 1 0 3 0 0 30 2F-Mombollet 6/13 0/2 4/6 2/9/11 2 0 4 1 2 37 16C-Miller 1/2 0/0 3/4 5/3/8 4 1 1 2 1 18 5G-Terry 9/16 3/8 0/0 2/3/5 3 2 4 0 0 30 21G-Hammack 0/3 0/2 4/6 0/0/0 1 6 3 1 2 27 4Miller, Anthony 3/7 0/3 0/0 0/0/0 0 1 1 0 0 9 6Wilson 2/6 1/3 0/0 2/1/3 1 0 3 0 0 26 5Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Davis 1/4 1/3 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 11 3Thompson 0/2 0/1 0/0 1/1/2 2 0 1 0 1 8 0Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0Team 0/3/3Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 23/57 5/22 11/16 15/24/39 16 10 20 4 6 200 62


Linescore 1st 2nd FinalAppalachian State 42 30 72 Attendance: 1227The Citadel 27 35 62 Technicals: none

Game FiveSouth Carolina 70, The Citadel 38

McAlister Field House • December 3, 2003Freshman forward Renaldo Balkman scored 15 points

and added six rebounds as South Carolina defeated The Citadel,70-38, in McAlister Field House.

South Carolina (7-0) got off to a slow start as the scorewas tied at the 11:23 mark of the first half at 8-8. The Gamecocksthen regained their undefeated form and went on a 21-2 run overthe next six minutes to push the score to 29-10. Three pointersfrom Brandon Wallace and Josh Gonner highlighted the run.

The Citadel (2-3) struggled throughout the night thanksto a staunch USC defense that held the Bulldogs to a mere 1-of-25shooting from behind the three-point arch and 22.7 percentshooting on the game. The Citadel turned the ball over 21 timesthat resulted in 27 points by the Gamecocks.

Rounding out the top scorers for USC are forwardBrandon Wallace who posted 10 points and 11 rebounds andforward Carlos Powell who added 13 points.

For the Bulldogs, senior forward Max Mombollet scored14 points and added nine rebounds. Freshman forward J’melEverhart posted 11 rebounds to lead The Citadel in that category.

Total 3-Pt. REBSouth Carolina FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Powell 5/10 2/3 1/2 2/3/5 2 1 0 0 1 28 13F- Wallace 4/10 2/3 0/1 3/8/11 1 1 1 3 1 27 10G-Kinsey 2/4 0/0 0/1 0/1/1 1 2 2 1 2 22 4G-Boynton 1/3 0/2 1/2 0/3/3 2 3 2 1 2 18 3G-Gonner 3/7 1/4 2/4 2/2/4 1 1 1 0 1 18 9Kelley 1/9 0/3 0/0 1/2/3 0 0 0 0 0 18 2Howell 1/2 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 4 2Gerald 0/2 0/1 3/3 1/3/4 1 3 1 0 2 19 3Jonesliunas 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 0 0 2 1 0 7 0Everett 0/0 0/0 1/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1Balkman 6/8 1/2 2/4 1/5/6 3 2 5 3 1 20 15Chappell 3/5 0/0 2/2 0/2/2 2 0 0 2 1 18 8Team 3/3/6 1Deadball Rebounds: 5Totals 14/31 6/18 12/21 12/34/49 13 13 14 10 11 200 70

First Half-FG: 14/31 (45.2), 3-FG: 4/10 (40.0), FT:8/12 (66.7)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/5 0/0 1/2 7/4/11 2 0 1 1 2 30 5F-Mombollet 6/15 0/0 2/4 2/7/9 4 0 3 0 1 34 14F-Hammack 1/10 0/4 2/2 1/1/2 2 4 9 0 0 30 4C-Miller 1/4 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 5 0 0 3 0 18 2G-Terry 0/12 0/9 0/0 1/2/3 2 2 5 0 0 22 0Miller, Anthony 1/5 0/1 0/2 0/1/1 0 0 1 0 0 20 2Quinn 2/3 1/2 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 0 6 5Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0Wilson 0/0 0/0 0/0 2/0/2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Davis 0/5 0/5 0/0 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0Thompson 0/4 0/4 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 9 0Gouchnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Xia 2/3 0/0 2/3 2/2/4 1 0 1 1 0 15 6Team 4/5/9Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 15/66 1/25 7/13 21/23/44 18 8 21 5 3 200 38First Half-FG: 7/30 (23.3), 3-FG: 0/9 (0.0), FT: 4/5 (80.0)

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Game SixEmmanuel 71, The Citadel 66

McAlister Field House • December 6, 2003Freshman guard Reggie Ford scored 13 points and

grabbed 15 rebounds en route to a double-double and to leadEmmanuel to a 71-66 overtime upset over The Citadel, Saturdaymorning in McAlister Field House.

Emmanuel (3-7) led for most of the first half before theBulldogs made a run late in the period. The Lions led by as manyas six points in the half.

The Citadel (2-4) broke free in the first half at the 4:17mark as freshman forward J’mel Everhart connected on two freethrows to start a 17-6 Bulldog run to end the period. The Citadelled 44-31 going into the intermission.

Emmanuel trailed by as many as 15 in the second halfbefore mounting their comeback that saw the Lions outscore theBulldogs 26-13 in the period. Emmanuel went on a 14-4 run at thespanned six minutes and 46 seconds and was highlighted by sevenpoints from senior forward Joey Isaac. A jumper by senior centerJaiker Cham with 38 seconds remaining tied the score at 57-57 andsent the game into overtime.

The overtime period was a seesaw battle that includedfive lead changes and two tie scores. The Lions connected on fivefree throws in the overtime segment and two three pointers.

Isaac who scored 23 points and forward Shavoyae Brownwho posted 12 points led Emmanuel offensively. The Citadel waspaced by sophomore forward Dante Terry’s 22-point perfor-mance, while senior forward Max Mombollet and freshman guardAnthony Miller scored 13 and 15 respectively.

Total 3-Pt. REBEmmanuel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Isaac 7/18 4/10 5/5 0/8/8 4 0 6 1 1 42 23F-Brown 4/8 0/1 4/5 1/4/5 0 3 5 0 2 44 12C-Cham 1/3 0/0 1/4 1/8/9 3 1 2 5 0 36 3G-Ford 4/8 0/0 5/12 4/11/15 0 4 6 0 0 45 13G-Altazan 3/3 3/3 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 3 0 1 23 9Groce 3/6 3/3 0/0 2/3/5 2 4 0 0 0 25 9

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Frazee 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 0 0 4 1Patman 1/2 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 6 2Team 2/1/3 1Deadball Rebounds: 7Totals 23/48 10/17 15/26 10/37/47 12 12 24 6 4 225 71First Half-FG: 11/23 (47.8), 3-FG: 5/8 (62.5), FT: 4/6 (66.7)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/5 0/0 2/2 3/1/4 4 1 0 0 0 26 6F-Mombollet 5/13 0/0 3/5 1/7/8 4 3 3 0 1 40 13C-Miller 1/0 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 2 0 0 3 0 16 0G-Hammack 1/5 0/3 0/1 1/3/4 4 6 1 0 3 34 2G-Terry 8/23 6/17 0/0 1/2/3 4 2 1 1 1 39 22Miller, Anthony 6/11 2/5 1/1 1/3/4 2 2 1 1 2 33 15Quinn 2/6 2/5 0/2 0/0/0 1 2 1 0 0 20 6Fowler 0/3 0/0 0/0 3/1/4 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Wilson 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0Davis 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/0/0 1 2 0 0 0 3 0Thompson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Xia 1/1 0/0 0/2 0/0/0 1 0 2 0 1 5 2Team 1/1/2 1Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 25/71 10/33 6/13 12/19/31 23 18 11 5 8 225 66First Half-FG: 17/37 (45.9), 3-FG: 6/16 (37.5), FT: 4/7 (57.1)

Linescore 1st 2nd OT FinalEmmanuel 31 26 14 71 Attendance: 1512The Citadel 44 13 9 66 Technicals: EMM-1

Game SevenSouth Carollina State 64, The Citadel 51

SHM Memorial Center • December 9, 2003The S.C. State Bulldogs (2-3) outmuscled their fellow

Bulldogs from the Citadel (2-5, 0-1 SoCon), 65-51 in the homeopener for S.C. State. The SCSU Bulldogs took control of thecontest early in the first half and never relinquished the lead in thecontest.

S.C. State took control of the contest early jumping out toa 16-3 lead early in the first half, but saw The Citadel make a runof their own and pull to within two points with 5:49 left in the firsthalf as a lay-up by The Citadel’s Dante Terry left his team trailing20-22.

The SCSU Bulldogs would respond as a dunk by SCSUfreshman forward Brian Mason would spark a 9-4 run that leftSCSU on top 31-24 going to halftime.

S.C. State would face another Citadel run in the second half as thethree-pointer by Terry would pull the Citadel to within four 35-31with 17:57 left in the game.

However, that would be as close as The Citadel Bulldogswould get as S.C. State would go on a 10-2 S.C. State run cappedoff by an SCSU steal by sophomore guard Brandon Trapp and alay-up and free throw by fellow sophomore Maurice Hooverwould leave the Bulldogs on top 45-33 with 13:47 left in the game.

The Citadel would never pull to within ten for the rest ofthe contest as the Bulldogs capped the win with a thunderousone-handed alley-oop dunk by Mason with 1:38 would punctuatethe SCSU win.

SCSU junior forward Brian Mason posted a double-double 16 points and 10 rebounds in the win. Junior forwardThurman Zimmerman also added 16 points in the win. SCSUsophomore guard Brandon Trapp added 14 points while juniorguard Shawn Wiggins added 12 points.

Citadel guard Dante Terry led the way with 10 points andwas the only Citadel player in double figure scoring. Matt Daviswas the leading rebounder for The Citadel with four boards.

Total 3-Pt. REBSCSU FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Mason 7/10 0/1 2/3 4/6/10 1 1 2 2 2 30 16F-Zimmerman 6/12 1/1 3/5 1/3/4 1 5 3 0 3 36 1G-Heath 1/5 0/0 0/0 2/5/7 3 3 3 1 2 35 2G-Wiggins 5/10 2/7 0/0 0/2/2 3 2 0 1 3 30 12G-Trapp 2/8 2/3 8/10 4/1/5 2 1 1 0 2 33 14Cannon 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 7 0Seels 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/00 2 1 2 0 0 5 0

Hoover 1/4 0/0 1/1 0/2/2 0 0 3 0 1 14 3Evans 1/4 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 1 0 0 0 10 2Team 2/3/5 1Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 23/55 5/12 14/19 13/23/36 12 14 15 4 13 200 65First Half-FG: 12/30 (40.0), 3-FG:4/8 (50.0), FT: 3/8 (37.5)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Davis 1/2 1/1 0/0 1/3/4 1 1 1 0 1 17 3C-Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0G-Everhart 4/8 1/4 0/0 0/2/2 1 3 2 0 3 35 9G-Hammack 4/8 2/5 0/0 1/2/3 1 2 7 0 1 30 10Miller 0/6 0/4 2/2 2/1/3 1 1 2 0 0 18 2Wilson 3/9 2/7 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 2 0 1 20 8Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Mombollet 3/10 0/0 2/2 1/7/8 3 1 1 1 0 32 8Miller 0/3 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 2 0 4 0 0 11 0Thompson 4/8 1/4 0/0 4/1/5 4 0 1 0 0 15 9Gochnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Team 2/1/3Deadball Rebounds: 0Totals 20/56 7/25 4/4 13/23/36 19 9 22 1 6 200 51First Half-FG: 9/28 (32.1), 3-FG: 4/10 (40.0), FT: 2/2 (100)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 24 27 51 Attendance: 1109SCSU 31 34 65 Technicals: none

Game EightTennessee 99, The Citadel 49

Thompson-Boling Arena • December 17,2003Citadel basketball coach Pat Dennis went small with his

lineup against Tennessee on Wednesday night. But it was the sizeand strength of the Volunteers that made the Bulldogs look reallysmall.

Tennessee (4-1) blocked nine shots and held The Citadelto 26 percent shooting, out-rebounding the Bulldogs, 57-26. It wasthe most points allowed and the biggest margin of defeat for aCitadel team since a 112-61 loss to South Carolina in 1996.

That likely would have been the result no matter whatlineup Dennis started. The Bulldogs led by 2-0 early, but the Volswent on a 12-0 run and led by 51-17 at halftime, with a 29-7 edgeon the boards.

Guard C.J. Watson led Tennessee with 16 points, and 6-5junior Scooter McFagdon added 15. Swingman Stanley Asumnuscored 12 points, and 6-8 sophomore Jemere Hendrix, a transferfrom Clemson, had a double-double with 11 points and 10 re-bounds.

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Freshman guard Anthony Miller, who made his first startand rounded out a three-guard starting lineup, led the Bulldogswith 11 points. Reserve guard Erick Wilson added nine. Starters MaxMombollet, Kevin Hammack and Dante Terry were able to do littleagainst the Vols, combining to score 12 points on 6 of 27 shooting.

The Bulldogs will have little time to get that solved. Theywere due to arrive back in Charleston at about 4:30 a.m. Thurs-day, and face Division III Chowan at 7 p.m. Friday beforeGeorgetown of the Big East comes to town on Monday.

Up by 17 at the half, Tennessee started the second halfwith an 8-0 run to lead by 59-19, and the Bulldogs never got closerthan 38 the rest of the way. It was Tennessee’s biggest margin ofvictory in 17 years, topping a 93-47 win over Appalachian State in1986.

Total 3-Pt. REBUT FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Crump 2/5 0/0 4/4 2/3/5 0 2 3 5 2 22 8F-Hendrix 4/7 0/0 3/4 2/8/10 2 0 0 0 0 22 11F-Albrecht 3/8 2/7 0/0 0/4/4 1 4 1 0 0 21 15G- McFadgon 6/8 3/3 0/0 0/2/2 2 0 3 0 1 15 15G- Watson 6/8 2/4 2/2 0/6/6 1 9 1 0 1 28 16Boomer 3/4 0/0 4/7 5/3/8 0 0 1 3 1 15 10Wingate 3/6 0/0 0/0 1/3/4 1 0 0 1 1 18 6Asumnu 5/7 0/0 2/3 3/1/4 0 3 3 0 3 23 12Winchester 2/5 0/1 0/0 1/3/4 0 4 0 0 0 13 4Bradshaw 3/5 0/2 0/0 0/6/6 2 4 4 0 0 20 6Smithwick 1/2 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 0 0 0 3 3Team 1/3/4Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 38/65 8/18 15/20 15/42/57 11 26 16 9 9 200 99First Half-FG: 19/31 (61.3), 3-FG:6/11 (54.5), FT: 7/8 (87.5)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/9 0/1 0/0 1/2/3 4 2 3 1 0 30 4F-Mombollet 2/11 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 3 0 0 1 1 19 4G-Miller 4/7 2/5 1/2 0/1/1 0 1 2 0 1 26 11G-Hammack 2/4 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 4 4 4 0 5 14 4G-Terry 2/12 0/7 0/0 1/2/3 1 1 2 0 1 30 4Quinn 2/6 1/2 0/0 1/0/1 2 0 0 0 1 11 5Fowler 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Wilson 3/8 3/6 0/0 0/1/1 1 2 0 0 2 20 9Young 0/3 0/3 0/0 2/0/2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Davis 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 14 0Mombollet 3/10 0/0 2/2 1/7/8 3 1 1 1 0 32 8Miller 0/3 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 2 0 4 0 0 11 0Miller, Andy 0/3 0/0 0/0 3/1/4 1 0 0 0 0 10 1Gochnauer 2/3 1/2 2/2 1/0/1 2 0 1 0 0 14 7Xia 0/3 0/0 1/2 0/0/0 2 0 1 0 0 6 1Team 2/3/5Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 19/72 7/28 4/6 12/14/26 21 10 13 2 11 200 49First Half-FG: 7/30 (23.3), 3-FG: 2/10 (20.0), FT: 1/2 (50.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 17 32 49 Attendance: 10453Tennessee 51 48 99 Technicals: none

Game NineThe Citadel 89, Chowan 72

McAlister Field House • December 19, 2003Senior forward Max Mombollet posted 20 points and 10

rebounds en route to his third double-double of the season to leadThe Citadel past Chowan, 89-72, in McAlister Field House.

Dennis was right as the Bulldogs shot an impressive 54.5-percent from beyond the three-point arch as Wilson lead the waywith five threes. The Citadel (3-6) trailed only twice in the wholecontest as Chowan’s Roland Brown hit a lay-up at 16:22 in the firsthalf to put the Braves up 8-7.

Following a free-throw by Hammack, Mombollet hit alay-up to put the Bulldogs up for good at 10-8 with 15:30 on theclock in the first. The Citadel never looked back and increased thedefensive pressure as they converted 28 points off of turnovers. Forthe first time all season the Bulldogs had five scorers in double-digitsas Wilson posted 17, freshman forward J’mel Everhart scored 15,Hammack added 14 and Terry chimed in with 11.

Chowan (4-4) was lead offensively by guard RolandBrown who scored 23 points and added seven rebounds. JoiningBrown in double figures were forward Trayvon Lathan with 13and forward Isaac McCall with 11.

Of note, coach Dennis earned his 133rd overall victory asthe Bulldog’s head coach pushing him into first place all-time andpast current Director of Athletics Les Robinson on the all-time winlist.

Total 3-Pt. REBChowan FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-McCall 4/10 0/0 3/5 2/5/7 2 1 4 0 0 28 11F-Lathan 4/15 0/0 5/9 5/2/7 3 1 7 1 0 27 13G-Artis 2/8 0/3 0/0 1/3/4 1 1 2 2 2 28 4G-Perry 1/1 1/1 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 3 0 2 25 3G-Brown 6/12 1/1 10/10 5/2/7 4 0 1 0 0 26 23Johnson 2/2 0/0 2/2 2/2/4 1 1 0 0 0 9 6Odutola 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Latierre 2/4 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 1 0 0 0 9 4Stepney 1/2 1/2 0/0 1/1/2 2 0 1 0 0 13 3Womack 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 1 0 3 0Brown 0/0 0/0 2/2 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2Cowan 1/3 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 10 3Hambrick 0/2 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 2 0 2 0 1 19 0Team 1/4/5Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 23/60 4/8 22/28 18/25/43 18 5 20 4 5 200 72First Half-FG: 10/27 (37.0), 3-FG: 1/2 (50.0), FT: 11/16 (68.8)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 7/11 0/0 1/3 5/4/9 3 3 1 0 0 25 15F-Mombollet 6/14 0/0 8/10 4/6/10 2 3 2 1 0 34 20F-Davis 1/3 0/1 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 2 0 0 13 2G-Terry 4/11 3/5 0/1 0/3/3 3 2 2 1 3 36 11G- Wilson 6/13 5/11 0/0 2/1/3 1 4 2 0 1 32 17Quinn 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Young 1/2 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2Hammack 5/8 3/4 1/2 0/2/2 4 7 5 0 1 29 14Miller, Andy 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 2 0 0 2 0 13 0Gochnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0Xia 0/1 0/0 1/2 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1Team 2/1/3Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 33/39 12/22 11/18 16/22/38 22 20 14 4 5 200 89First Half-FG: 16/32 (50.0), 3-FG: 5/9 (55.6), FT: 4/9 (44.4)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalChowan 32 40 72 Attendance: 215The Citadel 41 48 89 Technicals: none

Game 10Georgetown, 85, The Citadel 62

McAlister Field House • December 22, 2003Georgetown capitalized on some hot shooting by senior

guard Gerald Riley who scored 23 points on 7-of-11 shooting tolead the Hoyas past The Citadel, 85-62 in McAlister Field House.

“We shot the ball well in the first half and it really got usgoing and set the tone for the entire game,” Georgetown head

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coach Craig Esherick stated. “Overall, I am very pleased with oureffort tonight.”

Georgetown (9-0) only trailed once in the contest as theBulldogs jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on an alley-oop byfreshman forward J’mel Everhart. The Hoyas then rode Riley’s backin the first half as he poured in 15 points in the period. Georgetownmaintained a double-digit lead from the 14:59 mark in the first halfuntil the end of the game.

The Citadel (3-7) outscored the Hoyas in the second, 38-37, thanks to a 12-point performance from senior forward MaxMombollet. Mombollet’s effort in the second included a breakawaydunk off of a sophomore guard Kevin Hammack pass thatelectrified the crowd.

“Georgetown has tremendous speed and athleticism,”Citadel head coach Pat Dennis pointed out. “They got on us earlyand really kept us on our heels. They are a great team that willlikely have a strong showing in the Big East.”

The Hoyas had three players in double figures as forwardDarrel Owens contributed 14, guard Ashanti Cook added 12 to goalong with Riley’s 23-point night. Georgetown took advantage ofBulldog turnovers as they scored 23 points off of 14 turnovers.

The Bulldogs also had three players in double figures assenior guard Erick Wilson led the way with 16 points and wasfollowed by Mombollet’s 14 and Hammack’s 11.

Total 3-Pt. REBGeorgetown FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Bowman 0-3 0-2 3-4 2-1-3 4 1 4 0 0 11 3F-Owens 6-7 2-3 0-1 1-1-2 1 2 1 0 3 23 14C-Freeman 3-7 0-0 1-3 4-3-7 3 0 2 1 0 23 7G-Cook 5-8 2-3 0-0 2-5-7 1 7 0 0 0 30 12G-Riley 7-11 4-6 5-8 1-2-3 1 2 1 0 1 30 23Faulkner 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 1 0 0 9 2Izzo 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0Reed 2-3 1-2 1-7 1-2-3 2 0 1 0 2 16 6Causey 2-5 1-2 0-0 1-3-4 4 7 2 0 4 29 5Beal 1-2 0-1 0-2 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2Kilkenny-Diaw 2-6 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 3 0 0 0 0 14 4Dizdarevic 3-5 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 2 0 0 10 7Team 1/4/5Deadball Rebounds: 5Totals 32-60 11-21 10-25 15-22-37 21 20 14 1 10 200 85First Half-FG: 18/28 (64.3), 3-FG: 6/9 (66.7), FT: 6/10 (60.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 1/1 0/0 2/4 3/5/8 2 1 0 1 1 34 4F-Mombollet 5/12 0/1 4/4 1/8/9 4 1 3 0 0 27 14F-Davis 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0G-Terry 1/12 1/10 3/4 0/2/2 5 3 4 0 1 28 6G- Wilson 5/12 4/11 2/2 1/0/1 2 1 1 0 2 28 16Miller, Anthony 2/3 0/1 0/0 1/1/2 0 0 1 0 0 18 4

Quinn 1/1 0/0 1/1 0/0/0 1 1 1 0 1 3 3Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0Hammack 3/6 0/1 5/6 0/1/1 3 4 5 0 3 31 11Miller, Andy 2/3 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 3 0 1 2 0 17 4Thompson 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 1 0 0 0 0 7 0Team 1/4/5Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 20/50 5/24 17/21 9/23/32 22 11 17 4 8 200 62First Half-FG: 9/22 (40.9), 3-FG: 3/10 (30.0), FT: 3/6 (50.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd Final 62Georgetown 48 37 85 Attendance: 2431The Citadel 24 38 89 Technicals: none

Game 11High Point 94, The Citadel 70

Millis Center • December 30, 2003Zione White scored 19 points, Javier Palacios added 16

points and Jerry Echenique tallied 14 points to lead High Point pastThe Citadel, 94-70, Tuesday night in the Millis Center.

The victory helped the Panthers (7-4) match their wintotal for the entire 2002-03 campaign. It also clinches the Panthers’best non-conference finish since HPU joined the NCAA Division Iranks in the 1998-99 season.

The Panthers connected on nine of 10 three-point shotsin the first half and jumped out to an early 19-5 advantage on atrey by Chris Meeks with 14:31 to go in the opening period. TheBulldogs (3-8) got within single-digits just once the entire rest of theway, at 19-10 moments later on a Kevin Hammack three-pointer.

The Panthers shot 60 percent (18-of-30) from the field inthe first half en route to a commanding 54-29 advantage at thebreak. White and Palacios each had 14 points before intermissionto help HPU post its largest first-half scoring output of the year.

High Point’s lead shrunk under 20 points just twice in thesecond half. The closest the Bulldogs came was 18 points at 74-56with 6:45 left following an Anthony Miller layup.

Hammack, Dante Terry and Joseph Thompson each had12 points for The Citadel, while Max Mombollet added 10 points.

Meeks (11 points) also reached double-figures for HPU,while White provided a team-best seven rebounds and four steals.Palacios hit all five shots he took from the field (4-of-4 from behindthe arc), plus both free throws.

Jeff Allen added six assists against just one turnover forthe Panthers, who won the battles of rebounding (39-34) andturnovers (20-18).

Total 3-Pt. REBHigh Point FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Chambers 1/1 0/0 2/4 1/4/5 1 1 2 0 1 13 4F-Gathings 4/9 1/1 0/0 1/4/5 3 9 0 4 1 1 25C-Echenique 3/8 0/0 8/10 2/2/4 4 0 3 1 0 28 14G-Allen 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 4 6 1 0 0 22 2G-White 6/11 2/5 5/8 1/6/7 1 3 2 0 4 28 19Palacios 5/5 4/4 2/2 0/0/0 1 2 2 0 1 15 16Meeks 4/10 2/4 1/2 3/0/3 3 2 2 1 0 19 11Quick 2/3 1/1 0/0 0/4/4 2 2 2 0 1 18 5Mayshack 1/2 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3Konare 1/2 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2Halsch 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 3 0 0 1 10 0Hilliman 1/2 0/0 3/4 1/2/3 1 1 0 0 1 8 5Stonehocker 2/2 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 1 8 4Team 3/2/5Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 31/57 11/17 21/30 12/27/39 20 21 18 3 11 200 94First Half-FG: 18/30 (60.0), 3-FG: 9/10 (90.0), FT: 9/12 (75.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 3/8 0/0 3/6 3/4/7 3 2 3 0 1 34 9F-Mombollet 4/7 0/0 2/2 1/2/3 5 1 3 0 2 24 10C-Miller, Andy 1/2 0/0 0/0 2/2/4 5 0 1 2 1 17 2G-Terry 4/16 1/9 3/5 0/0/0 2 1 3 0 0 27 12G-Hammack 4/8 2/4 2/2 1/3/4 0 3 3 0 2 37 12Miller, Anthony 3/6 1/3 0/1 0/2/2 2 2 2 0 1 14 7Quinn 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Wilson 2/4 2/4 0/0 0/0/0 1 1 3 0 0 9 6Davis 0/3 0/3 0/0 3/2/5 0 1 2 0 0 15 0Thompson 4/7 3/5 1/2 1/3/4 2 0 0 0 2 21 12Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 3/2/5Deadball Rebounds: 3

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Totals 25/62 9/28 11/18 14/20/34 20 11 20 2 9 200 70First Half-FG: 10/30 (33.3), 3-FG: 3/11 (27.3), FT: 6/9 (66.7)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalHigh Point 54 40 94 Attendance: 1084The Citadel 29 41 70 Technicals: The Citadel (Team-2)

Game 12The Citadel 82, Army 58

McAlister Field House • January 2, 2004Sophomore guard Dante Terry scored 18 points and

grabbed three rebounds to lead The Citadel past Army, 82-58, inMcAlister Field House.

The Citadel (4-8) snapped a two-game losing streakwithout their head coach Pat Dennis who was suspended for thegame following an ejection against High Point on December 30th.

“Our coaches and players did a great job today accordingto what I heard on the radio,” Dennis stated. “This is a very big winfor our program going into the bulk of the conference schedule.”

The Bulldogs went on a 45-9 scoring run at the end ofthe first half and in to the second to put Army away. The run wasstarted by a lay-up by senior forward Max Mombollet at the 6:48mark of the first half and was ended by three-pointer by seniorguard Erick Wilson with 8:48 remaining in the game to pushadvantage 72-40. Four three-pointers from Wilson highlighted therun along with 12 points from freshman forward J’mel Everhart.

“Coach Dennis did a great job getting the team preparedfor the game and the players did the rest,” Citadel assistant coachChris Gerlufsen stated. “We did a great job on the defensive endand really shot the lights out.”

Gerlufsen, a third-year assistant under Dennis took overthe reigns for the game and guided the Bulldogs to their firstvictory over a Division I opponent this season. Terry was just one offour players to score in double-figures for the Bulldogs as Everhartadded 16, Wilson poured in 15 off of five three-pointers andMombollet chimed in with 13 points.

Army (3-7) was led by forward Colin Harris who scored20 points and grabbed two rebounds. Joining Harris in double-figures was guard Matt Bell who scored 14 points and convertedon both of his three point attempts.

The Citadel capitalized off of 19 Black Knight turnoversand turned them into 29 points, while only turning the ball over aseason-low five times during the contest.

Total 3-Pt. REBArmy FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Harris 7/10 3/4 3/3 1/1/2 2 0 1 0 0 26 20F-Amadou 1/4 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 1 1 2 0 0 17 2G-Jackson 1/5 1/2 0/0 2/3/5 0 2 0 1 0 15 3G-Bell 5/6 2/2 2/2 0/2/2 1 1 4 0 1 25 14G-O’Keefe 0/6 0/5 0/0 1/0/1 0 3 0 1 0 12 0Stoll 2/7 0/3 1/1 1/2/3 2 1 2 1 0 23 5Fredrick 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 2 1 0 0 0 4 0Owsley 1/4 1/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 1 4 0 0 17 3Sanert 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 3 2 3 0 0 19 0Sinning 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 2 1 0 0 8 0Mohr 1/3 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3Wallace 1/1 0/0 2/3 0/0/0 0 1 0 0 0 6 4Engstrom 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 2 0 0 0 0 10 0Sewell 2/3 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 0 0 1 0 0 13 4Team 2/3/5Deadball Rebounds: 0Totals 21/50 8/19 8/9 12/15/27 14 15 19 3 1 200 58First Half-FG: 12/25 (48.0), 3-FG: 6/13 (46.2), FT: 3/3 (100.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 7/12 1/2 1/1 4/2/6 4 3 0 2 1 33 16F-Mombollet 6/13 0/1 1/3 0/3/3 2 0 2 1 4 32 13C-Miller, Andy 1/1 0/0 0/0 3/3/6 2 0 1 2 0 14 2G-Terry 7/12 2/5 2/2 1/2/3 1 1 0 0 1 31 18G-Hammack 3/9 2/4 0/0 1/1/2 2 6 0 0 2 33 8Miller, Anthony 2/2 1/1 2/2 0/1/1 1 3 0 0 1 13 7Wilson 5/9 5/8 0/0 0/2/2 1 1 1 0 0 22 15Davis 1/1 0/0 1/1 3/1/4 3 4 1 0 0 20 3Thompson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0Team 1/3/4Deadball Rebounds: 1

Totals 32/59 11/21 7/9 13/18/31 17 18 5 5 9 200 82First Half-FG: 18/31 (58.1), 3-FG: 8/12 (66.7), FT: 5/7 (71.4)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalArmy 33 25 58 Attendance: 982The Citadel 49 33 82 Technicals: none

Game 13Davidson 68, The Citadel 44

Belk Arena • January 6, 2004The Davidson men’s basketball team won its second

straight game, this time in dominating fashion as the Wildcatsposted a 68-44 victory over The Citadel in Southern Conferenceaction at Belk Arena.

Sophomore Brendan Winters once again sparked theWildcat offense, scoring 19 points on 7-of-13 shooting. Davidson(6-7, 1-1) remains a perfect 6-0 on its home court. The Bulldogs fallto 4-9 overall, 0-2 in league play. Davidson started strong from theopening tip with a Matt McKillop three-pointer capping a 17-3Wildcat run to open the game. The ‘Cats would score 26 points toThe Citadel’s nine as the Bulldogs opened up hitting only four oftheir first 16 shot attempts.But a Wildcat scoring drought of almostsix minutes allowed the Bulldogs to claw their way back and cutthe Davidson advantage to only eight, 29-21, with less than aminute to play. Junior forward Logan Kosmalski dumped in alayup in the final seconds to push the lead to 10, however, at thebreak.

After The Citadel scored the first two points of the secondhalf, Davidson put the game out of reach, scoring 18 unansweredpoints over the next nine minutes of action. The Wildcats con-nected on 54 percent of its second-half attempts, including 5-of-10from long range. Davidson would build a lead of as many as 31before earning the 24-point victory. For the second consecutivegame, the ‘Cats took good care of the ball, turning it over onlyfour times in the first half and 10 times in the game.

Sophomore point guard Kenny Grant had a spotlessgame with six assists without a turnover in 25 minutes. Grant hastallied 16 assists while turning the ball over only three times in thelast three contests. Davidson also outrebounded the Bulldogs 42-35. Kosmalski was the only other Wildcat in double figures, scoring12 points to go along with five rebounds in the contest. JuniorConor Grace had a team-high eight rebounds.

Total 3-Pt. REBDavidson FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Booker 2/6 0/3 3/5 0/2/2 2 1 0 0 2 27 7

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F-Kosmalski 5/14 0/2 2/4 2/3/5 1 1 2 0 0 25 12F-Grace 1/7 0/0 0/1 5/3/8 2 1 0 0 1 23 2G-McKillop 3/6 3/5 0/0 0/2/2 3 1 2 0 0 22 9G-Winters 7/13 4/9 1/1 1/4/5 2 1 1 0 1 30 19Eho 0/3 0/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 11 0Grant 1/3 0/0 1/2 0/1/1 0 6 0 0 0 25 3Severinghaus 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Summers 1/1 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 3 3Johnson 4/5 0/0 0/0 1/3/4 3 1 0 0 0 18 8Ivory 2/3 1/1 0/0 1/0/1 3 1 0 0 0 11 5Blanchett 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Clunie 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 5/7/12Deadball Rebounds: 0Team Turnovers: 3Totals 26/62 9/23 7/13 15/27/42 17 13 10 0 4 200 68First Half-FG: 11/34 (32.4), 3-FG: 4/13 (30.8), FT: 5/8 (62.5)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 5/5 0/0 1/3 4/9/13 2 0 5 1 0 34 11F-Mombollet 3/8 0/0 1/2 1/1/2 4 0 1 1 0 19 7C-Miller 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 8 0G-Terry 2/7 1/4 0/0 0/2/2 0 0 1 0 0 24 5G-Hammack 1/4 0/2 0/0 0/5/5 0 7 2 2 0 32 2Miller, Anthony 3/10 1/5 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 1 0 0 22 7Quinn 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Wilson 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 2 0 0 11 0Young 1/2 1/2 2/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5Davis 0/5 0/4 2/2 1/2/3 4 1 1 0 0 21 2Thompson 1/4 1/3 0/1 0/2/2 1 0 1 0 0 12 3Xia 1/2 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 5 0 1 0 0 11 2Team 2/5/7Deadball Rebounds: 0Totals 17/48 4/22 6/10 8/27/35 21 8 16 4 0 200 44First Half-FG: 8/22 (36.4), 3-FG: 1/7 (14.3), FT: 4/7(57.1)

L inescoreL inescoreL inescoreL inescoreL inescore 1 s t1 s t1 s t1 s t1 s t 2 n d2 n d2 n d2 n d2 n d F i n a lF i n a lF i n a lF i n a lF i n a lThe Citadel 21 23 44 Attendance: 2302Davidson 31 37 68 Technicals: none

Game 14Georgia Southern 86, The Citadel 58

Hanner Fieldhouse • January 10, 2004Georgia Southern used a smothering defense, which

tied a school record with 22 steals, to defeat The Citadel 86-58 inSouthern Conference men’s basketball action in HannerFieldhouse.

The Eagles (10-3, 2-1) controlled the game from thestart as the Bulldogs’ only lead was at 1-0. After a free throw byJ’mel Everhart gave The Citadel (4-10, 0-3) its advantage, GeorgiaSouthern scored 19 of the next 24 points to build a 14-3 lead.Frank Bennett started the run with a fast break lay-up on a passfrom Chad Fleming before Fleming scored on a fast break off of aTerry Williams assist. The GSU lead grew to 6-1 on a Elton Nesbittlay up before Kevin Hammack connected on a pair of free throwsto cut the deficit to 6-3. The Eagles scored the next seven points toextend its lead to 14-3 before the Bulldogs, who missed their firstten shots, connected on their first field goal of the game with 12:17to go in the half.

The Citadel fought back, cutting its deficit to six overthe next three minutes of play. Aaron Xia started the Bulldog runwith a jumper before Dante Terry’s three cut the GSU advantageto 19-12. After a Marcus Byams basket for Georgia Southern, Xiascored on a lay up and Hammock hit a three to slice the GSUadvantage to 21-15 with 8:27 to go.

Georgia Southern again took charge from there,scoring 19 of the final 30 points of the half to claim a 40-26halftime lead. The Eagle advantage quickly ballooned to 35 pointsover the first 10 minutes of the second half as GSU connected on15-of-its-22 field goals during that span. Jean Francois’ jumper with10:04 to go ended the run with Georgia Southern leading 72-37.

Hammack led the Bulldogs with 16 while Terry finishedwith 11. Everhart tallied a game-high nine rebounds for TheCitadel, which shot 38.8 percent from the floor in the game. TheBulldogs committed 29 turnovers on the evening.

Total 3-Pt. REBGSU FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Olivier, S 1/2 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 1 0 0 1 0 8 2F-Bennett 6/10 1/2 2/2 1/4/5 1 1 1 1 2 28 15G-Nesbitt 4/9 1/5 1/1 1/2/3 2 3 2 1 3 23 10G-Williams 2/5 2/5 0/0 0/2/2 1 5 1 0 5 22 6G-Fleming 5/9 0/2 1/2 2/3/5 2 3 1 0 2 18 11Faulk 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 2 0 0 0 4 0Gennie 5/9 0/2 0/0 0/2/2 0 2 2 0 3 16 10Arnold 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Mobley 0/2 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 3 1 0 0 15 0Gibson 3/8 3/6 0/0 1/2/3 4 2 0 0 2 18 9Foster 1/2 0/0 2/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4Francois 4/9 1/1 0/3 2/2/4 4 2 1 3 2 24 9Byams 3/4 0/0 4/5 2/3/5 2 1 1 0 3 17 10Team 1/1/2Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 34/71 8/25 10/15 11/22/33 18 24 10 66 22 200 86First Half-FG: 14/33 (42.4), 3-FG: 5/15 (33.3), FT: 7/10 (70.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 1/2 0/0 1/3 2/7/9 3 1 4 1 0 34 3F-Mombollet 2/7 0/0 2/2 1/5/6 4 0 1 0 0 24 6G-Wilson 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 3 0 0 8 0G-Terry 4/12 3/6 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 3 0 1 31 11G-Hammack 4/6 2/2 6/6 0/4/4 0 5 7 0 2 34 16Miller, Anthony 3/10 2/7 0/0 1/4/5 3 3 4 0 0 24 8Quinn 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Wilson 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 2 0 0 11 0Young 2/4 0/2 2/2 0/1/1 0 0 1 0 0 9 6Davis 0/2 0/1 0/0 0/1/1 3 0 3 0 1 5 0Thompson 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/2/2 0 0 1 0 0 7 0Gouchnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Xia 3/3 0/0 2/4 1/3/4 2 0 1 0 1 17 8Team 5/1/6Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 19/49 7/21 13/17 10/29/39 18 9 29 2 5 200 58First Half-FG: 8/23 (34.8), 3-FG: 2/8 (25.0), FT: 8/10 (80.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 26 32 58 Attendance: 2435GSU 40 46 86 Technicals: none

Game 15Chattanooga 73, The Citadel 49

McAlister Field House • January 17, 2004Chattanooga outscored The Citadel 41-18 in the

second half and senior guard Jason Rogan scored 25 points enroute to a 73-49 Moc victory in Southern Conference basketballaction in McAlister Field House.

In a tale of two halves defensively, Chattanooga (10-6, 3-2 SoCon) allowed the Bulldogs to shoot a sizzling 59.1 percentfrom the floor in the first half and then got their act together. TheMocs stymied The Citadel offense in the second half and held it to amere 18 points on 13.8-percent shooting from the floor.

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Chattanooga shot the ball extremely well as theyconnected on 23-of-49 field goals for the game. In addition toRogan scoring in double-figures, senior forward Ashley Championchimed in with 18 points, and junior forward Chris Brown added 10points.

The Citadel (4-11, 0-4 SoCon) was led offensively bysophomore guard Dante Terry who scored 16 points on the game.Sophomore point guard Kevin Hammack added nine points, fivesteals and three assists in the losing effort. Freshman forward J’melEverhart continued his presence on the glass as he led the teamwith a game-high nine rebounds.

Total 3-Pt. REBUTC FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Champion 6/11 0/3 6/7 0/4/4 3 2 0 0 1 32 18F-Brown 3/8 1/3 3/4 3/2/5 1 0 4 3 2 25 10C-Katelynas 4/4 0/0 0/1 2/4/7 4 0 1 0 0 21 8G-Trowell 0/3 0/1 4/4 2/2/4 2 5 3 0 3 32 4G-Rogan 7/15 3/3 8/8 1/5/6 0 2 2 0 2 35 25Pugh 1/2 0/1 0/1 2/1/3 2 3 1 1 1 17 2Richardson 1/2 1/1 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 1 0 0 12 3Dragoo 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Matthews 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 2 0 0 9 0Long 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 0 1 4 0Walton 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0Anderson 1/1 0/0 1/2 1/4/5 1 0 1 0 1 9 3Team 0/2/2Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 23/48 5/13 22/27 12/25/37 15 14 17 4 11 200 73First Half-FG: 11/25 (44.0), 3-FG: 2/5 (40.0), FT: 8/10 (80.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/6 0/0 2/2 3/6/9 2 3 3 0 0 32 6F-Mombollet 4/9 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 4 0 3 0 0 31 8C-Xia 0/2 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 4 0 0 0 0 14 0G-Terry 6/13 3/7 1/2 0/1/1 4 2 3 0 0 35 16G-Hammack 2/6 0/1 5/6 2/1/3 2 3 6 1 5 38 9Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Wilson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 0 0 5 0Young 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0Davis 2/6 1/4 2/2 0/2/2 2 1 0 0 2 26 7Miller 0/2 0/0 0/0 2/0/2 2 0 1 0 1 6 0Thompson 1/6 1/5 0/0 2/1/3 2 1 0 0 0 9 3Team 1/1/2Deadball Rebounds: 0Totals 17/51 5/18 10/12 11/16/27 23 10 18 1 8 200 49First Half-FG: 13/22 (59.1), 3-FG: 3/8 (37.5), FT: 2/2 (100.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalChattanooga 32 41 73 Attendance: 1410The Citadel 31 18 49 Technicals: none

Game 16Furman 76, The Citadel 61

McAlister Field House • January 19, 2004Senior forward Maleye Ndoye scored 27 points to lead

Furman past The Citadel, 76-61, in Southern Conference basket-ball action in McAlister Field House.

Furman (9-7, 1-4 SoCon) jumped out to an early 15-point lead at the 13:32 mark as freshman forward Robby Bostainknocked down a free throw to pushed the Paladin lead to 21-6.

The Citadel (4-12, 0-5 SoCon) fought right back anddrew the score to 27-26 thanks to a 20-6 run that was capped offby a fast break lay-up from sophomore point guard KevinHammack.

Furman ended the first half with a 35-31 advantagethanks to a jumper from sophomore guard Tony Carter. ThePaladins never looked back coming out of the intermission and ledby as many as 18 in the second. Ndoye added 14 second half pointsto capture Furman’s first SoCon victory of 2004.

Ndoye was one of four Paladins in double figures asCarter added 15 points, while freshmen Moussa Diagne and EricWebb each added 10 points. Senior forward Nick Sanders posted agame-high 11 rebounds for Furman.

Senior forward Max Mombollet who scored 17 pointsled the Citadel offensively. Hammack and fellow sophomore guardDante Terry scored 14 and 11 respectively. Freshman forward J’mel

Everhart posted seven rebounds to lead the Bulldogs.Total 3-Pt. REB

FUR FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Ndoye 9/13 6/8 3/4 0/2/2 3 1 1 0 1 31 37F-Sanders 2/4 0/2 4/6 4/7/11 2 4 0 2 1 27 8C-Marijan 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 4 0 0 1 0 7 0G-Carter 5/8 1/2 4/5 2/5/7 0 2 1 0 3 32 15G-Bosain 2/5 0/2 2/4 0/3/3 2 5 2 0 3 25 6Diagne 5/8 0/0 0/2 2/2/4 1 0 1 0 3 25 10Webb 2/8 1/4 5/6 1/2/3 2 1 4 0 2 25 10Punch 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Carson 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0Prowell 0/3 0/2 0/3 1/3/4 2 0 2 0 1 20 0Price 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Team 0/2/2 1Deadball Rebounds: 5Totals 25/52 8/22 18/30 10/26/36 16 13 12 3 14 200 76First Half-FG: 14/29 (48.3), 3-FG: 5/14 (35.7), FT: 2/8 (25.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 3/7 0/0 3/4 2/5/7 0 2 2 0 0 36 9F-Mombollet 5/8 1/2 6/6 1/0/1 4 1 0 0 2 38 17F-Davis 0/4 0/3 0/0 1/4/5 5 2 4 1 1 30 0G-Terry 4/15 3/8 0/3 1/3/4 3 4 3 0 1 30 11G-Hammack 3/8 0/2 2/2 1/5/6 4 2 4 0 0 26 8Wilson 5/9 4/7 0/0 0/0/0 4 0 3 0 2 25 14Miller 1/3 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 2 0 0 0 0 9 2Thompson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 3 0Team 4/4/8 1Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 21/54 8/22 11/15 10/24/34 24 11 19 1 6 200 61First Half-FG: 10/23 (43.5), 3-FG: 4/9 (44.4), FT: 7/11 (63.6)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalFurman 35 41 76 Attendance: 1190The Citadel 31 30 61 Technicals: none

Game 17UNC Greensboro 75, The Citadel 66

Fleming Gymnasium • January 24, 2004Ricky Hickman scored a career-high 21 points to lead UNC

Greensboro to a 75-66 victory over The Citadel Saturday night inFleming Gymnasium. With the win, UNCG improves to 6-11 on theseason and 3-4 in Southern Conference play. The Citadel slips to 4-13 overall and 0-6 in league play.

Neither team struggled scoring in the game’s earlyminutes. UNCG raced out to a 17-15 lead at the 15:03 mark of thefirst half behind seven points from Ronnie Taylor. As a team, theSpartans hit seven of their first eight shots from the field. The teamsthough were unable to continue their torrid pace, as UNCG

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outscored The Citadel, 5-3, over the next seven minutes.After taking a 22-17 lead at the 13:20 mark on a Ray

Bristow 3-pointer, the Spartans then went scoreless over the nextsix minutes and 56 seconds. In that time span the Bulldogs tooktheir first lead of the game, 23-17, on a pair of Kevin Hammack freethrows. Ricky Hickman ended the Spartans drought when he hit ajumper from just inside the 3-point line at the 6:24 mark.

Max Mombollett scored seven straight points to send theBulldogs into halftime with a 33-31 lead. Despite shooting just 36%from the field, the Bulldogs pulled down 10 first half offensiverebounds and hit four 3-pointers. The Spartans shot 57%, but werewithout the services of their top two scorers, Jay Joseph and RonnieBurrell, as they sat with early foul trouble.

Hickman hit a 3-pointer and converted on a fast breaklayup on back-to-back possessions to give UNCG a 10-pointadvantage, 55-45, midway through the second half. The Citadelanswered with back-to-back 3-pointers from Dante Terry andMatt Davis to cut the Spartan lead to four, 57-53. The Spartansheld on down the stretch for the victory, their second in the lastthree outings.

Dante Terry led four Bulldogs in double-figures with 17points. Matt Davis scored 14 points and grabbed eight rebounds.Max Mombollet and J’mel Everhart each scored 13 points.

Total 3-Pt. REBUNCG FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Taylor 5/7 0/1 4/7 0/4/4 1 7 2 2 3 40 14F-Burrell 2/8 0/0 3/3 1/9/10 2 2 2 2 2 25 7G-Hickman 7/9 2/3 5/7 1/0/1 1 1 1 1 1 34 21G-Joseph 4/8 0/2 9/11 2/4/6 2 0 2 1 1 26 17G-Clifton 3/5 0/0 2/4 2/1/3 4 1 4 0 1 23 8Bristow 1/3 1/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 1 1 1 1 12 3Gross 1/5 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 2 0 1 2 0 25 2Lawrence 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0McCarthy 1/1 0/0 1/3 0/3/3 1 0 3 1 0 13 3Team 1/0/1Deadball Rebounds: 6Totals 24/46 3/8 24/35 8/24/32 16 12 18 10 0 200 75First Half-FG: 12/21 (57.1), 3-FG: 1/4 (25.0), FT: 6/9 (66.7)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 5/7 0/0 3/4 5/4/9 2 2 4 1 2 38 13F-Mombollet 4/10 1/1 4/4 4/4/8 4 0 2 1 2 33 13F-Davis 5/9 4/7 0/0 3/5/8 5 1 3 0 0 25 14G-Terry 6/17 4/10 1/2 1/1/2 4 0 1 1 0 30 17G-Hammack 1/9 0/1 2/2 3/1/4 4 6 4 0 3 34 4Wilson 1/10 1/8 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 1 0 2 17 3Miller 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 3 0 3 0 0 8 0Thompson 0/2 0/1 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0Xia 1/2 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 2 0 0 11 2Team 4/2/6Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 23/67 10/28 10/12 21/19/40 26 9 20 3 9 200 66First Half-FG: 11/31 (35.5), 3-FG: 4/13 (30.8), FT: 7/8 (87.5)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalUNCG 31 44 75 Attendance: 1048The Citadel 33 33 66 Technicals: none

Game 18Western Carolina 71, The Citadel 42

Ramsey Activity Center • January 26, 2004All-American candidate Kevin Martin scored 25 points,

while senior Emre Atsur added 17, to lead Western Carolina (10-8,4-4 SoCon) to a 71-42 victory over The Citadel (4-14, 0-7) at theRamsey Activity Center.

Martin scored his 25 points in just 27 minutes of play,making 9-of-12 shots from the field, including 2-of-3 from 3-pointrange, while sinking 5-of-8 free throws. Atsur had a near perfectnight shooting in scoring his season-high of 17 points. The Istanbul,Turkey, native was 6-of-6 from the field, including 4-of-4 from 3-point range, and 1-of-2 at the line.

Western jumped out to a 7-0 to start the game and TheCitadel never got any closer. However, after Western built its largestlead of the half at 15 points (27-12) with 5:28 left, the Bulldogswent on a 6-0 run to trim their deficit to nine (27-18) after a Max

Mombollet lay-up. Martin answered with a short jumper with 1:37left and the Cats would enjoy a double-digit cushion the remainderof the contest. Jared Outing would score the half’s final basket 30seconds later as Western took a 31-18 lead at intermission.

In the second half, a 3-pointer by Atsur at the 14:07 markput the Catamounts up 22 (46-24) and Western was able to keepat least a 20-point lead the rest of the way.

Sophomore guard James Johnson and sophomoreforward Corey Muirhead also led the Cats. Johnson came off thebench to hand out a career-high nine assists with four points andfour rebounds. Muirhead, who only had seven rebounds in his lastfour games combined, pulled down seven on the defensive endalone and finished with a total of eight. Outing also provided aspark off the bench for the Cats, getting four rebounds, threeassists and three steals.

For the Bulldogs, J’mel Everhart and Mombollet each had10 points to lead the way. Mombollet, who was 5-of-9 from thefield, added eight rebounds, while Everhart collected six. KevinHammack contributed seven points with three assists and fivesteals.

Total 3-Pt. REBWCU FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Muirhead 2/6 0/0 4/4 1/7/8 2 0 3 0 1 31 8C-Berghoefer 3/7 0/0 2/2 0/2/2 2 1 1 0 0 25 8G-Atsur 6/6 4/4 1/2 0/3/3 2 0 3 0 1 25 17G-Martin 9/12 2/3 5/8 0/11 2 0 3 1 2 27 25G-Greathouse 1/2 0/1 0/0 0/1/1 0 5 2 0 2 17 2Outing 1/3 0/0 0/0 2/2/4 2 3 5 1 3 24 2Johnson 2/3 0/1 0/0 1/3/4 0 9 3 0 1 23 4Osipovitch 1/7 0/1 1/2 1/3/4 4 1 1 0 0 16 3Woodyard 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/2/2 2 0 0 1 0 11 2Yanchar 0/1 0/0 0/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 3/5/8 1Deadball Rebounds: 2,1Totals 26/48 6/10 13/20 8/29/37 16 19 22 3 8 200 71First Half-FG: 13/29 (44.8), 3-FG: 3/5 (60.0), FT: 2/4 (50.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 4/8 0/0 2/3 2/4/6 3 2 4 0 0 31 10F-Mombollet 5/9 0/0 0/1 2/6/8 4 0 3 1 1 37 10F-Davis 1/4 0/3 0/1 0/1/1 3 1 2 0 3 17 2G-Terry 0/5 0/5 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 4 0 0 21 0G-Hammack 2/7 0/1 3/4 1/3/4 3 3 5 0 5 33 7Wilson 2/11 2/11 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Young 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Miller 0/0 0/0 0/2 1/1/2 4 0 0 1 1 16 0Thompson 1/4 1/3 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 1 7 3Xia 2/2 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 2 0 0 12 4Team 2/1/3Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 17/51 3/24 5/11 8/19/27 22 6 21 2 11 200 42First Half-FG: 8/22 (36.4), 3-FG: 2/9 (22.2), FT: 0/2 (0.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalWCU 31 40 71 Attendance: 1414The Citadel 18 24 42 Technicals: none

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Game 19College of Charleston 69, The Citadel 45

Ramsey Activity Center • January 26, 2004Junior guard Tony Mitchell connected on 8-of-11 field

goals for a career-high 22 points to help the College of Charlestonblow past The Citadel, 69-45, in Southern Conference basketball inMcAlister Field House.

The Citadel (4-15, 0-8) jumped all over the Cougars earlyas sophomore guard Kevin Hammack converted a lay-up off of asteal to start a 17-4 run with 19:01 remaining in the first half. Therun seemed to stun CofC and ended as sophomore forward MattDavis connected for a three-pointer at 11:26.

College of Charleston (15-3, 7-1 SoCon) fought right backand went on their own 15-4 run to draw the score to 21-19 in favorof the Bulldogs. The run was the result of eight free throws, athree-pointer from junior guard Robert Swain, a breakaway dunkfrom Stanley Jackson and a jumper from Mitchell.

The Bulldogs maintained the lead until the 3:12 markwhen Swain again connected from downtown and drilled a three-pointer to give the Cougs a 28-26 lead. The first half ended withCofC leading 30-28.

In a tale of two halves, the Cougars came out on fire inthe second half and outscored the Bulldogs 39-17 in the period.Mitchell stole the show in the second and scored 16 points for CofC.Senior center Mike Benton was the only other Cougar in doublefigures as he added 10 points and six rebounds.

Hammack, who scored 11 points and added five assists, ledthe Citadel offensively. Davis scored eight points and grabbed agame-high seven rebounds for the Bulldogs.

Total 3-Pt. REBCofC FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Mobley 1/5 0/3 3/4 0/6/6 3 0 1 0 1 21 5C-Benton 3/7 0/0 4/4 3/3/6 2 1 4 1 0 21 10G-Mitchell 8/11 2/4 4/4 0/2/2 3 4 1 1 1 24 22G-Jackson 3/5 0/0 2/4 1/2/3 1 0 1 0 0 23 8G-Johnson 0/1 0/1 0/0 1/1/2 1 0 0 0 0 22 0Hollis 3/4 1/1 0/0 1/1/2 0 0 0 0 0 19 7Draper 0/2 0/0 4/4 0/0/0 2 2 2 0 2 14 4Jackson 2/7 0/1 0/1 0/3/3 4 0 3 0 0 18 4Swain 3/8 3/5 0/0 0/5/5 2 1 1 1 1 22 9Partridge 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0Coaxum 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Weurding 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 13 0Hastings 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 1/3/4Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 23/51 6/16 17/21 7/28/35 21 8 13 3 5 20069First Half-FG: 9/24 (37.5), 3-FG: 2/7 (28.6), FT: 10/12 (83.3)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 1/3 0/0 2/2 1/5/6 2 3 1 1 1 36 4F-Mombollet 1/6 0/1 0/0 1/3/4 4 0 3 0 0 18 2F-Xia 3/4 0/0 1/2 1/1/2 5 0 0 2 1 17 7G-Terry 2/13 1/7 0/2 0/1/1 2 2 3 0 1 32 5G-Hammack 5/8 1/2 0/1 0/2/2 2 5 3 1 1 38 11Fowler 1/1 0/0 1/3 2/1/3 0 0 0 0 0 4 3Wilson 1/3 1/3 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 1 10 3Davis 1/5 1/5 5/8 0/7/7 2 0 3 0 0 30 8Miller 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 5 0 0 0 0 11 2Thompson 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0TeamDeadball Rebounds: 5Totals 16/45 4/18 9/18 5/22/27 23 10 13 4 5 20045First Half-FG: 8/22 (36.4), 3-FG: 2/9 (22.2), FT: 0/2 (0.0)Linescore 1st 2nd FinalCofC 30 39 69 Attendance: 3893The Citadel 28 17 45 Technicals: none

Game 20

Davidson 97, The Citadel 49McAlister Field House • February 3, 2004

Sophomore guard Brendan Winters scored 18 points andgathered eight rebounds to help Davidson to their first road victoryof the season and a victory over The Citadel, 67-49, in SouthernConference basketball action in McAlister Field House.

Davidson (10-11, 5-5 SoCon) jumped all over the Bulldogsand never looked back as the Wildcats opened the game with a17-3 run. Three three-pointers from the hot-shooting duo ofMcKillop and Winters highlighted the run.

The Citadel (4-16, 0-9 SoCon) rallied right back andclosed the gap to 24-21 as the Bulldogs went on an 18-7 run oftheir own. The run ended at 8:39 as senior guard Erick Wilsonnailed a three-pointer from the top of the key.

Davidson finished the half on a positive note and pushedtheir half-time lead to 38-28 going into the intermission. Both teamsstruggled early in the second half as the first points of the half didnot come until 16:15 in the period as Winters rained a three-pointeron the scoring drought to push the lead to 41-28. The Wildcatsextended their lead to as many as 20 points on three occasionsand held the Bulldogs off to secure the victory.

Joining Winters in double figures for Davidson wereMcKillop with 15 and junior forward Logan Kosmalski who added11 points and a game-high nine rebounds. Sophomore forward IanJohnson also added nine points and nine rebounds.

Wilson who scored 18 points and connected on five three-pointers led the Citadel offensively. Freshman forward J’melEverhart posted eight rebounds marking the 11th time this seasonhe led the team in that category.

Total 3-Pt. REBDAV FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Booker 2/4 0/0 1/2 2/4/6 4 2 2 1 2 27 5F-Kosmalski 3/6 1/3 4/5 1/8/9 5 2 1 0 0 30 11F-Grace 2/7 0/2 0/2 4/4/8 2 0 1 1 0 20 4G-McKillop 5/7 5/7 0/2 0/0/0 1 4 5 0 0 28 15G-Winters 5/15 5/9 3/4 3/5/8 1 1 5 0 0 36 18Eho 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0Grant 2/2 1/1 0/0 0/1/1 4 1 2 0 0 14 5Summers 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Johnson 3/6 0/1 3/5 5/4/9 0 3 2 0 0 29 9Ivory 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0Blancett 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0Clunie 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Team 12/2/4Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 22/49 12/24 11/20 17/29/46 17 13 20 2 2 20067First Half-FG: 13/28 (46.4), 3-FG: 5/10 (50.0), FT: 7/11 (63.6)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/8 0/1 0/0 3/5/8 3 1 2 1 0 34 4F-Mombollet 1/5 0/0 0/0 0/3/3 3 0 6 1 1 27 2F-Xia 0/3 0/0 0/2 0/1/1 0 1 0 1 0 11 0G-Terry 4/8 1/3 0/0 1/2/3 3 3 0 0 1 26 9G-Hammack 2/6 1/1 2/4 0/1/1 3 3 2 0 4 26 7Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Wilson 5/16 5/13 3/4 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 1 29 18Davis 1/3 0/2 3/4 1/2/3 1 1 0 0 1 23 5Miller 2/3 0/0 0/0 2/2/4 4 1 0 1 1 21 4

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Thompson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0TeamDeadball Rebounds: 5Totals 17/52 7/20 8/14 7/17/24 19 11 11 4 9 20049First Half-FG: 11/30 (36.7), 3-FG: 5/12 (41.7), FT: 1/4 (25.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalDavidson 38 29 67 Attendance: 857The Citadel 28 21 49 Technicals: none

Game 21Wofford 78, The Citadel 68

McAlister Field House • February 7, 2004Junior forward Sam Daniels posted a career-high 20

points and grabbed five rebounds to help Wofford defeat TheCitadel, 78-68, in Southern Conference basketball action Saturdayafternoon in McAlister Field House.

Wofford (7-14, 3-7 SoCon) started the game on a 10-0run that included four points from sophomore forward HowardWilkerson, a lay-up from Daniels and ended with 14:33 to go in thefirst half. The Terriers continued their dominance in the first half asthey extended the deficit to 15 as sophomore center Tyler Berg hita desperation three as time expired to make the score 37-22.

The Citadel (4-17, 0-10 SoCon) didn’t start chippingaway at the lead until late in the second half when junior guardKedron Young nailed a jumper to spark a 17-3 run. The run sawan energized Bulldog team close the gap to 68-62 with 2:46remaining in the game as sophomore guard Kevin Hammack hit ajumper in the paint to end the spurt.

Wofford connected on eight free throws in the finalminute to seal the victory at 78-68. Joining Daniels in double-figureswere Wilkerson who scored 14 points and collected 10 points andBorders who chimed in with 13 points.

Freshman forward J’mel Everhart continued his strongplay and led the Bulldogs offensively with 14 points and a team-high eight rebounds. Hammack posted his second career double-double as he scored 11 points and added 10 assists. Young was theonly other Citadel player in double-figures as he posted a career-high 10 points.

Total 3-Pt. REBWofford FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Wilkerson 5/8 0/0 4/9 3/7/10 2 0 1 0 0 31 14C-Berg 3/5 1/1 1/3 0/3/3 2 0 2 2 0 17 8G-Borders 4/8 1/2 4/6 2/3/5 1 1 4 0 1 23 13G-Taylor 1/2 0/1 2/6 1/5/6 3 3 4 0 1 25 4G-Fields 0/3 0/1 2/2 1/2/3 2 2 1 0 1 19 2

Stephens 2/4 1/2 2/2 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 0 12 7Tarr 0/1 0/0 1/3 1/0/1 0 2 0 0 1 9 1Eaton 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 3 0 2 21 0Marshall 2/5 1/4 4/4 0/0/0 2 2 2 0 1 18 9Daniels 5/8 1/4 9/10 0/5/5 3 1 1 0 0 25 20Team 2/3/5Deadball Rebounds: 9Totals 22/46 5/17 29/45 10/29/39 17 12 18 2 7 20078First Half-FG: 13/25 (52.0), 3-FG: 3/11 (27.3), FT: 8/12 (66.7)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 4/6 0/0 6/6 3/5/8 4 2 1 0 1 36 14F-Mombollet 0/3 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 9 0F-Xia 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 2 2 0 10 0G-Terry 3/7 2/5 0/0 0/2/2 2 1 4 0 1 22 8G-Hammack 5/11 0/2 1/1 1/2/3 3 10 4 0 2 30 11Fowler 2/2 0/0 3/4 2/0/2 1 1 1 0 1 15 7Wilson 1/5 1/4 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 12 3Young 4/7 2/4 0/0 0/3/3 4 0 1 0 0 16 10Davis 1/6 1/2 0/0 1/2/3 3 1 1 0 0 9 3Miller 2/2 0/0 1/2 0/2/2 4 0 0 0 1 12 5Thompson 2/7 1/4 0/2 0/2/2 3 0 0 0 2 15 5Gochnauer 0/2 0/1 2/2 0/1/1 3 1 0 0 0 14 2Team 1Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 24/29 7/22 13/17 7/21/28 29 16 16 2 8 20068First Half-FG: 9/27 (33.3), 3-FG: 3/11 (27.3), FT: 1/3 (33.3)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalWofford 37 41 78 Attendance: 912The Citadel 22 46 68 Technicals: none

Game 22Elon 73, The Citadel 59

Alumni Gym • February 9, 2004Matt Nowlin pumped in 20 points and Jackson Atoyebi

chipped in 19 points as Elon stormed past The Citadel 73-59 inSouthern Conference men’s basketball action Monday night atAlumni Gym for its fourth victory in five games and eighth win in 11home contests.

The Phoenix (9-14 overall, 5-6 SoCon) sprinted to anearly 28-13 advantage on a three-point bomb by Montell Watsonwith 8:01 left in the opening period, marking the first of three 15-point Elon leads in the first half. The Phoenix settled for a 39-28halftime lead, but eventually built a 73-53 cushion on a layup byGary Marsh with 2:16 left.

Elon’s Montell Watson scored 14 points and dished outfive assists while Marsh added 10 points. The Bulldogs (4-18, 0-11SoCon), who were led by Dante Terry (10 points), landed 12players in the scoring column.

The Phoenix fired 50.0 percent (26 of 52) from the floor- 52.0 percent (13 of 25) in the opening stanza - while holding TheCitadel to a 39.2-percent clip (20 of 51) from the field for thecontest. Elon won the battle of the boards 36-32 and dished out20 assists to nine for the Bulldogs.

Elon also fashioned commanding advantages in points inthe paint (28-14), points off turnovers (19-11) and fast break points(9-0) while The Citadel forged edges in second chance points (12-8), bench points (40-17), turnovers (13-14), blocked shots (4-1)and steals (7-6).

Total 3-Pt. REBElon FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Kirby 1/2 0/0 1/2 4/3/7 3 1 0 0 0 19 3F-Atoyebi 7/10 0/0 5/6 3/3/6 2 3 0 0 1 30 19G-Watson 6-12 2-4 0-0 0-4-4 2 5 3 0 2 34 14G-Nowlin 7-13 6-11 0-1 0-3-3 2 2 1 0 0 33 20G- Harvin 0/4 0/1 0/0 0/2/2 2 5 3 0 3 32 0Gamble 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 3 0 3 0 0 7 0Jones 2/3 1/2 2/4 0/4/4 0 3 2 0 0 19 7Chalko 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/3/3 0 0 1 0 0 9 0Brandon 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Marsh 3/5 0/0 4/5 2/3/5 3 1 0 0 0 13 10Backs 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0Team 1/1/2 1Deadball Rebounds: 3Totals 26/52 9/19 12/18 10/26/36 17 20 14 1 6 200 73First Half-FG: 13/25 (52.0), 3-FG: 8/12 (66.7), FT: 5/8 (62.5)

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Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 1/6 0/0 4/7 1/3/4 2 0 3 1 0 33 6F-Flower 2/2 0/0 0/2 0/2/2 3 0 0 2 0 13 4F-Gochauer 0/1 0/0 1/2 1/0/1 0 0 1 0 0 5 1G- Young 1/5 0/4 0/0 2/2/4 1 3 1 0 2 23 2G-Hammack 2/9 0/2 2/5 1/1/2 1 4 1 0 1 32 6Terry 4/8 2/4 0/0 1/1/2 1 1 1 0 0 23 10Wilson 1/1 1/1 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 6 3Mombollet 1/2 0/0 3/4 0/2/2 1 0 2 0 0 13 5Davis 3/5 3/5 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 2 21 9Miller 1/3 0/0 0/1 4/2/6 2 0 2 1 2 15 2Thompson 3/6 2/4 1/2 2/3/5 2 0 0 0 0 11 9Xia 1/3 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 1 0 1 0 0 5 2Team 0/1/1 1Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 20/51 8/20 11/23 13/19/32 17 9 13 4 7 200 59First Half-FG: 10/24 (41.7), 3-FG: 4/11 (36.4), FT: 4/8 (50.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 28 31 59 Attendance: 903Elon 39 34 73 Technicals: none

Game 23College of Charleston 73, The Citadel 59John Kresse Arena • February 14, 2004

Tony Mitchell scored 18 points as the College of Charlestonheld The Citadel to just 11 points in the first half en route to a 59-39win in Southern Conference men’s basketball action at the JohnKresse Arena.

Bernard Jackson scored 12 points and tied a career-highwith nine rebounds for the Cougars. Joe Weurding also tied acareer-high with 10 rebounds in the winning effort. KevinHammack led the way for the Bulldogs with 10 points. MaxMombollet pulled down 11 rebounds and scored nine points for TheCitadel which falls to 4-19 overall and 0-12 in conference play.

The Cougars defense dominated the first part of thegame holding the Bulldogs to 11 points on 4-for-24 shooting in thefirst 20 minutes. Charleston out shot The Citadel 42.3 percent to16.7 in the first half. Mitchell posted eight points on 3-for-6 shootingin the half. The Cougars held the Bulldogs scoreless for close to 12minutes in the half from 17:25 until the 5:56 mark when Mombolletconverted the lay-up.

The Cougars largest lead of the first half came in themiddle of the Bulldogs drought with 7:32 to play in the half whenMitchell knocked down the three-pointer to put the score at 23-5.Mike Benton scored six of his 11 points in the first half.

The Bulldogs came out of the locker room and put a dentin the Cougars advantage by scoring the first eight points of thehalf to get within nine points. Dante Terry buried the jumper tomake it 28-19 Cougars with 15:25 to play. The Citadel got as closeas seven at 33-26 when Hammack converted the fast break on thepull-up jumper with 11:26 left.

The Cougars responded following the media time-outand when Mitchell knocked down another three-pointer off anassist from Quinton Hollis the lead was back up to double digits.Charleston grew the lead from there and led by 22 at 52-30 whenStanley Jackson knocked down two free throws with less than fourminutes to play.

The Cougars record for fewest points allowed has beenequaled four time since the program went Division I. Three of thefour times Charleston has given up only 39 points have beenagainst the Bulldogs.

Total 3-Pt. REBCofC FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Mobley 1/5 0/3 0/2 0/2/2 1 1 0 0 1 22 2C- Bentn 5/9 0/0 1/3 0/2/2 3 0 2 2 2 23 11G- Mitchell 6/13 4/7 2/4 0/2/2 2 5 1 0 1 36 18G-Draper 1/3 0/2 0/0 0/3/3 2 3 1 1 2 26 8G-Jackson, S 3/8 0/0 2/3 1/3/4 0 1 1 1 0 26 8Hollis 0/2 0/0 1/2 0/2/2 0 1 1 0 1 12 1Jackson, R 5/11 0/2 2/2 1/8/9 3 1 2 0 1 20 12Swain 0/1 0/1 2/2 0/1/1 0 1 0 0 0 7 2Weurding 1/1 0/0 0/0 6/4/10 3 2 1 1 0 15 2Johnson 0/2 0/1 1/2 0/1/1 1 2 4 0 2 13 1Team 1/2/3

Deadball Rebounds: 6Totals 22/55 4/16 11/20 9/30/39 15 17 13 5 10 200 59First Half-FG: 11/26 (42.3), 3-FG: 1/6 (16.7), FT: 5/9 (55.6)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/6 1/2 0/0 0/3/3 2 0 4 1 0 33 5F-Xia 3/6 0/0 1/3 1/1/2 3 1 2 0 1 24 7C- Mombollet 2/3 0/0 5/6 3/8/11 3 2 4 0 0 36 9G- Terry 2/12 1/8 0/1 0/5/5 4 0 3 0 0 26 9G-Hammack 4/12 1/4 1/2 0/5/5 3 4 5 0 1 36 10Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0Young 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 1 3 0Davis 0/2 0/2 0/0 1/1/2 1 0 1 0 0 19 0Thompson 1/4 1/3 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 2 10 3Team 1/3/4Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 14/46 4/19 7/12 6/27/33 19 7 21 1 5 200 39First Half-FG: 4/24 (16.7), 3-FG: 1/10 (10.0), FT: 2/3 (66.7)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 11 28 39 Attendance: 3432CofC 28 31 59 Technicals: none

Game 24East Ternnessee State 73, The Citadel 51John Kresse Arena • February 16, 2004

East Tennessee State posted a Southern Conferencerecord 17 blocks en route to capturing the Southern Conferenceregular season title and a victory over The Citadel, 73-51, incollegiate basketball action in McAlister Field House.

East Tennessee State (22-4, 14-0 SoCon) only trailedtwice the whole game and that came in the first two minutes ofthe game as sophomore forward Dante Terry rattled home athree-pointer to open the game and put The Citadel ahead 3-0.Senior forward Jerald Fields tied the game with a three for the Bucsbefore sophomore point Kevin Hammack scored a lay-up to putETSU back down 5-3. A three-pointer from junior guard JamesAnthony sparked a 16-1 run for the Bucs and they never lookedback en route to a 40-25 halftime margin.

The Citadel (4-20, 0-13 SoCon) cut the lead to 42-32 tostart the second half as Hammack connected on a three and put ina lay-up with 18:03 remaining in the game. The Bulldogs struggledfrom the floor as ETSU held The Citadel’s shooting percentage to27.7. The Bucs however had no problem shooting as theyconnected on 21-of-48 field goals and 22-of-26 free throwopportunities.

Fields led the way offensively for the Bucs, as he was oneof four players to reach double figures as he posted 20 points.Sophomore guard Ben Rhoda scored 11 points and posted a


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career-high 11 rebounds en route to his first-ever double-double.Hammack led the way for the Bulldogs as he posted a

career-high 22 points, while senior forward Max Mombollet posted10 rebounds.

Of note, the previous Southern Conference record forblocks was 15 on three different occasions most recently by VMIagainst Appalachian State in the 2002-03 season.

Total 3-Pt. REBETSU FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Fields 5/6 2/2 8/9 2/2/4 1 1 2 4 2 37 20F-Wadood 1/3 0/0 4/4 0/2/2 3 2 1 5 4 25 6G-Rhoda 4/6 0/1 3/4 0/11/11 0 2 3 1 0 27 11G-Smith 3/10 2/4 4/4 0/6/6 2 4 4 1 2 36 12G- Anthony 4/8 3/6 2/2 1/2/3 1 4 1 3 1 27 13Oatman 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0Scott 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/3/3 2 1 2 1 0 13 0Tolliver 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Strong 1/5 1/4 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 9 3Jackson 1/3 0/2 0/1 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2Nuckles 2/5 1/2 1/2 2/2/4 0 1 0 2 0 20 6Team 2/0/2Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 21/48 9/21 22/26 8/28/36 10 15 13 17 10 200 73First Half-FG: 12/24 (50.0), 3-FG: 5/10 (50.0), FT: 11/13 (84.6)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/8 0/0 2/2 4/4/8 1 1 1 0 1 31 6F-Xia 0/2 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 4 0 1 1 0 17 9C- Mombollet 2/6 0/0 1/2 5/5/10 3 1 1 2 2 31 5G- Terry 3/15 3/13 0/0 1/0/1 2 32 0 1 32 9G-Hammack 7/15 5/9 3/4 2/3/5 2 6 5 1 4 36 22Fowler 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 9 0Young 2/6 0/1 0/0 1/1/2 0 0 1 0 1 12 4Miller 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 0 0 0 7 0Thompson 2/12 1/8 0/0 2/3/5 3 1 5 0 1 24 5Gochnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 5/2/7Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 18/65 9/31 6/8 20/21/41 18 12 16 4 10 200 51First Half-FG: 9/31 (29.0), 3-FG: 4/15 (26.7), FT: 3/4 (75.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 25 26 51 Attendance: 673ETSU 40 33 73 Technicals: none

Game 25Furman 60, The Citadel 47

Timmons Arena • February 21, 2004Maleye Ndoye scored a game high 20 points to lead

Furman to a 60-47 Southern Conference win over The Citadel atTimmons Arena.

Ndoye, a 6-foot-8 senior forward from Dakar, Senegal,converted 6-of-12 field goal attempts, including 2-of-5 three-pointers, and 6-of-6 free throws for his 20 points in helpingFurman (15-10, 7-7 SoCon) to its third straight win and fourthtriumph in its last five games. Ndoye also added seven rebounds,two assists, and a steal for the Paladins, who used the victory tonail down a winning campaign - the second in the last three yearsbut only the third at Furman since 1993.

The Citadel (4-21, 0-14 SoCon) was paced by KevinHammack’s 14 points.

Furman knocked down 42.0 percent of its shots (21x50)while holding The Citadel to only 29.5 percent from the field(13x44). The Paladins managed to forge a 36-29 reboundingadvantage, thanks to a game high eight caroms by freshmanMoussa Diagne, who joined Ndoye in double figures with 12 points.Tony Carter delivered eight points and a game high six assists forthe Paladins.

A jump shot by Dante Terry gave The Citadel a 9-8 leadmidway through the first half, but Carter’s three-pointer a littleover a minute later put Furman ahead for good, 11-9.

After Joseph Thompson sank a pair of free throws with3:41 remaining to cut Furman’s lead to 24-21, the Paladins closedthe half with a pair of Ndoye free throws and dunk and a jumpshot by Diagne for a 30-21 advantage.

The Citadel opened the second half with 9-2 spurt to slicethe Paladin advantage to 32-30 following a three-pointer byDante Tery at the 16:47 juncture.

After The Citadel answered an Ndoye layup with a pairof Aaron Xia free throws to make it 34-32, Furman took controlby reeling off eight straight points to stretch its margin to 10 pointsat 42-32 following a free throw by Diagne with 11:29 to go.

The Citadel got to within seven points at 44-37 with aTerry three-pointer at 8:16 remaining, but Furman effectivelynclosed off any comeback attempt with a layup by Diagne andNdoye three-pointer with 6:32 to go for a 49-37 advantage.

Total 3-Pt. REBFURMAN FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Ndoye 6/12 2/5 6/6 0/7/7 2 2 0 0 1 31 20F-Sanders 2/7 0/2 2/4 3/3/6 4 4 0 0 0 30 6C-Pojatina 1/3 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 2 0 2 1 1 9 2G-Carter 2/7 2/4 2/2 1/1/2 0 6 1 0 2 34 8G-Bostain 0/2 0/1 1/2 0/1/1 2 1 3 0 0 21 1Diagne 5/7 1/1 1/3 3/5/8 1 0 1 2 0 25 12Webb 1/7 1/6 0/0 0/0/0 2 4 1 0 1 25 3Earle 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0Punch 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 6 2Carson 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0Prowell 3/3 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 4 0 1 3 0 14 6Price 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Team 4/2/6 1Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 21/50 6/20 12/17 12/24/36 18 17 10 6 5 200 60First Half-FG: 11/27 (40.7), 3-FG: 3/10 (30.0), FT: 5/6 (83.3)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 2/7 0/1 0/0 5/1/6 5 0 1 0 0 25 4F-Xia 1/2 0/0 4/4 0/4/4 5 0 1 1 0 31 6C- Mombollet 1/3 0/0 0/1 0/5/5 3 2 1 2 1 35 6G- Terry 5/12 3/8 0/0 0/1/1 2 1 0 0 1 30 13G-Hammack 2/11 1/4 9/11 0/5/5 1 2 10 0 2 36 14Fowler 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 1 1 0 0 8 0Davis 0/2 0/2 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 15 0Miller 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0+ 0Thompson 2/7 2/4 2/2 1/1/2 2 0 0 0 0 18 8Team 3/2/5Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 13/44 6/19 15/18 9/20/29 21 6 15 3 4 200 47First Half-FG: 7/21 (33.3), 3-FG: 2/10 (20.0), FT: 5/5 (100.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 21 26 47 Attendance: 3487Furman 30 30 60 Technicals: FUR-Sanders;Team

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Game 26The Citadel 68, Wofford 65

Benjamin Johnson Arena • February 23, 2004The Citadel built a 20-point first-half lead and then held

off a frantic Wofford comeback for a 68-65 victory in SouthernConference men’s basketball action tonight in Spartanburg, SC.

Keyed by 11 points from Kevin Hammack, the Bulldogsused a 22-0 run over a 7:38 stretch to take a 34-14 lead with 2:06to play in first half. The Terriers then scored the next seven pointsto trim their deficit to 34-21 at the intermission.

A Sam Daniels layup brought the Terriers within 59-58with 2:36 left. After both teams swapped possessions without ascore, The Citadel’s Joseph Thompson converted a putback andwas fouled off an offensive rebound with 1:23 remaining. The 3-point play gave the Bulldogs a 62-58 advantage.

An Adrien Borders trey cut the Terrier deficit to 64-61with 46 seconds remaining. After a Dante Terry missed free-throw,Borders converted a pair of free-throws with 26 seconds left tobring Wofford within 64-63.

After David Eaton missed a 3-pointer in the corner thatwould have tied the game, Terry grabbed the defensive board andwas fouled. He made 1-of-2 free-throws to give The Citadel a 67-63 lead with eight seconds left.

Howard Wilkerson led Wofford with 19 points to go withsix rebounds, six steals, four assists and two blocked shots. Bordersscored 18 points while Daniels had a season-high 11 rebounds to topthe Terriers.

The Citadel (5-21, 1-14) snapped a 13-game losing streak,the longest in the 12-year tenure of Dennis. It was also the Bulldogs’first road win since a 67-66 victory at Georgia Southern on Jan. 21,2003.

Hammack’s five assists gave him 247 in his career as hemoves into ninth place on The Citadel’s career list. He finished with15 points to lead four Bulldogs in double figures. Mombollet scored14 points to go with seven rebounds, while Everhart contributed 10points and a team-best eight boards.

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 5/7 0/0 0/0 3/5/8 2 2 3 1 2 35 10F- Mombollet 4/11 0/0 6/8 2/5/7 4 1 4 2 1 35 14F-Xia 2/2 0/0 1/2 1/2/3 2 0 3 1 0 19 5G- Terry 4/9 3/5 1/3 0/2/2 1 3 3 0 1 32 12G-Hammack 6/10 1/1 2/4 0/4/4 3 5 5 1 1 34 15Young 1/3 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 1 0 10 2Davis 1/6 1/4 0/0 0/7/7 5 2 1 0 1 25 3Thompson 2/4 0/1 3/3 2/1/3 1 1 0 0 1 10 7Gochnauer 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Team 0/1/1Deadball Rebounds: 5Totals 25/52 5/11 13/20 8/27/35 19 14 20 6 7 200 68First Half-FG: 13/26 (50.0), 3-FG: 3/7 (42.9), FT: 5/6 (83.3)

Total 3-Pt. REBWofford FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Wilkerson 8/13 1/1 2/6 1/5/6 3 4 1 2 6 31 19C-Berg 2/4 0/0 1/1 0/1/1 4 0 1 0 2 11 5G-Eaton 1/7 1/6 0/0 0/0/0 2 2 1 0 1 28 3G-Fields 1/2 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 2 0 0 0 10 2G-Marshall 2/3 0/0 0/0 1/0/1 1 2 5 0 1 19 4Borders 6/13 3/5 3/4 2/1/3 2 1 1 0 0 23 18Stephens 0/3 0/3 0/0 0/1/1 0 2 3 0 0 10 0Tarr 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 2 0 1 0 0 4 0Taylor 2/4 1/2 2/2 0/4/4 1 5 3 3 2 30 7Daniels 2/8 1/6 2/4 4/7/11 1 0 1 1 1 29 7Thekaweazu 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 1 0 0 5 0Team 2/1/3Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 24/58 7/23 10/17 10/21/31 18 18 18 6 13 200 65First Half-FG: 9/23 (39.1), 3-FG: 1/7 (14.3), FT: 2/5 (40.0)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalThe Citadel 34 34 68 Attendance: 2387Wofford 21 44 65 Technicals: none

Game 27The Citadel 68, Georgia Southern 65

McAlister Field House • February 28, 2004Sophomore guard Dante Terry connected on five-of-

eight three pointers and scored 21 points to help The Citadel defeatGeorgia Southern, 68-65, in Southern Conference basketballaction in McAlister Field House.

The Citadel (6-21, 2-14 SoCon) got out of the blocks in ahurry as it jumped out on a 10-2 run to start the game. Seniorforward Max Mombollet started the run as he connected on twofree throws at 18:23 and sophomore guard Kevin Hammack endedit as he connected on a three-pointer with 16:50 remaining in thefirst half.

Georgia Southern (20-7, 11-5 SoCon) responded withtheir own 10-2 run to tie the game at 12 as junior forward JeanFrancois hit a jumper at the 11:27 mark. The Eagles pushed theiradvantage to 20-14 as sophomore guard Elton Nesbit scored fiveunanswered points.

The Bulldogs rebounded and regained the lead at thehalf by a score of 34-31. The Citadel led a majority of the game asthey held the lead for over 31 minutes. The lead was never largerthan seven points in the second stanza and Georgia Southern cutthe Bulldogs lead with 1:17 remaining to 64-63 as Nesbit connectedon another three-pointer. Following a 30-second timeout by TheCitadel, Francois intercepted the inbounds pass and converted alay-up to give the Eagles their first lead in over 24 minutes at 65-64.

The Bulldogs responded as freshman forward J’melEverhart blocked a lay-up by GSU’s Frank Bennett, whileHammack rebounded the block and pushed up court for the fastbreak. Hammack missed a lay-up, Everhart grabbed an offensiverebound and missed a lay-up, before Mombollet could grab theoffensive carom and converted the lay-up to give The Citadel itsfinal advantage at 66-65 with 18 seconds remaining. Terry wasfouled and converted two more free throws with five secondsremaining to preserve the victory.

Joining Terry in double-figures scoring for the Bulldogswas Everhart with 16 and Hammack with 15. Mombollet grabbed10 rebounds and ended with nine points, one tally away from thedouble-double.

Bennett who scored 15 and grabbed seven rebounds andFrancois who scored 14 led Georgia Southern offensively. Nesbitwas the only other Eagle in double-figures with 11 points.

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Total 3-Pt. REBGSU FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Olivier 0/1 0/0 0/2 1/0/1 1 0 2 1 0 7 0F-Bennett 3/10 0/0 9/11 5/2/7 4 0 4 0 3 33 15G-Nesbitt 4/13 3/10 0/0 2/2/4 3 3 2 0 1 30 11G-Williams 2/11 1/8 2/2 1/4/5 2 4 3 0 2 36 5G-Fleming 1/6 0/1 1/2 1/2/3 2 0 0 2 0 20 5Mobley 2/5 0/1 0/0 1/1/2 0 2 0 0 0 20 4Gibson 3/8 1/4 0/0 3/0/3 2 0 0 1 0 18 7Francois 6/13 0/0 2/3 2/3/5 1 2 1 0 3 27 14Joseph 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0Byams 2/5 0/0 0/0 2/1/3 2 1 0 0 0 7 4Team 4/1/5Deadball Rebounds: 4Totals 23/72 5/24 14/20 22/16/38 17 12 13 4 9 200 65First Half-FG: 13/35 (37.1), 3-FG: 2/12 (16.7), FT: 3/3 (100.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 4/6 0/0 8/9 4/3/7 1 0 2 2 3 37 16F- Mombollet 3/7 0/1 3/4 2/8/10 4 1 2 0 1 26 9F-Xia 2/4 0/0 1/1 0/1/1 5 0 1 3 1 22 5G-Terry 7/12 5/8 2/2 1/3/4 2 0 6 0 2 33 21G-Hammack 5/13 2/4 3/4 1/7/8 2 5 10 0 1 37 15Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0Davis 0/2 0/1 0/0 0/1/1 5 0 0 1 0 23 0Thompson 1/2 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 1 0 0 10 2Team 1/5/6Deadball Rebounds: 1Totals 22/46 7/14 17/20 10/29/39 20 6 24 8 8 200 68First Half-FG: 12/23 (52.2), 3-FG: 3/5 (60.0), FT: 7/8 (87.5)

Linescore 1st 2nd FinalGSU 31 34 65 Attendance: 963The Citadel 34 34 68 Technicals: none

Game 28Elon 66, The Citadel 56

North Charleston Coliseum • March 3, 2004Elon took advantage of a variety of scoring options and

used timely runs to beat The Citadel 66-56 and win its first-everSouthern Conference tournament game in the first round at theNorth Charleston Coliseum on Wednesday.

“We’re very pleased to win the game,” said Elon coachErnie Nestor. “It’s our first Southern Conference tournament. It’s agood win for us although we didn’t play very well. I have to giveThe Citadel credit. We couldn’t get the tempo where we wantedit.”

The Phoenix (No. 3 seed, North Division) drained eight 3-pointers and got 18 points and eight rebounds from JacksonAtoyebi in the middle. In addition to Atoyebi, Elon picked up biggames from Matt Nowlin, who made 5-of-11 3-pointers andfinished with 15 points. Steven Harvin added 11 points and six assists.

In contrast, The Citadel (No. 6 seed, South) got scoring

from only four players with J’mel Everhart not getting his first pointsuntil the 10:53 mark in the second half. Max Mombollet and KevinHammack did most of the damage for the Bulldogs. Mombollethad 22 points and six rebounds before fouling out. Hammack tieda career high with 20 points and six assists. Dante Terry finishedwith 12 points.

Elon had its problems in the first half against the Bulldogs,but with the help of four 3-pointers and a 6-0 run late, took a 28-26 lead into the half.Nowlin had a pair of the 3s and the Phoenix overcame an eight-point deficit.

As was the story for most of the game, The Citadel’s earlyrun was nearly a two-man show. Hammack had 13 first-half pointsfor the Bulldogs and Mombollet had 10. Only Terry’s three pointsbroke the monotony.

In the second half, The Citadel again took a lead, but thePhoenix used Mombollet’s foul trouble to their advantage. TheCitadel led 47-45 when Mombollet picked up his fourth foul andwas taken out of the game with 7:47 remaining. Elon then reeledoff a 10-0 run to take control.

“We don’t have any size underneath,” said Citadel coachPat Dennis. “When we lost Max to foul trouble, it hurt us. Jacksonplayed very well for them, so it was a struggle to lose our insidepresence.”

Elon (12-17) advances to play Davidson (No. 2 seed,South) Thursday at approximately 2:30. The Citadel wraps up itsseason at 6-22).

Total 3-Pt. REBElon FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Kirby 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0F-Atoyebi 7/19 0/0 4/7 4/4/8 2 1 1 0 1 37 18G-Rice 2/7 1/4 0/0 1/2/3 4 3 2 1 2 24 5G-Nowlin 5/11 5/11 0/2 0/1/1 2 2 2 0 1 35 15G-Harvin 4/8 1/2 2/2 0/1/1 0 6 1 0 0 40 11Gamble 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/2/3 1 0 1 1 0 7 0Jones 2/4 1/1 0/1 2/4/6 2 0 4 0 0 14 5Chalko 1/6 0/2 5/6 3/1/4 1 2 0 0 2 24 7Brandon 0/0 0/0 1/2 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0+ 0Marsh 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/3/3 3 0 0 1 0 7 2Backs 1/1 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 1 0 0 0 0 8 2TEAM 3/3/6Deadball Rebounds: 2Totals 23/55 8/20 12/20 15/22/37 17 14 11 3 6 200 66First Half-FG: 11/26 (42.3), 3-FG: 4/8 (50.0), FT: 2/4 (50.0)

Total 3-Pt. REBThe Citadel FG/A FG/A FT/A O/D/T PF AT TO BK ST MN TPF-Everhart 0/4 0/0 2/3 1/5/6 2 2 1 1 1 38 2F- Mombollet 8/13 0/0 6/6 3/3/6 5 2 3 0 0 28 22F-Xia 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/1/2 4 0 3 0 0 19 0G-Terry 4/11 3/9 1/1 0/0/0 2 1 1 0 2 38 12G-Hammack 8/16 2/4 2/4 1/3/4 2 6 5 0 3 40 20Young 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0Davis 0/3 0/3 0/0 1/6/7 1 0 0 0 2 23 0Miller 0/0 0/0 0/0 01/1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0Thompson 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0/0 2 0 0 0 1 8 0Team 2/3/5Deadball Rebounds: 0Totals 20/48 5/17 11/14 9/23/32 20 11 14 1 9 200 56First Half-FG: 11/24 (45.8), 3-FG: 1/6 (16.7), FT: 3/4 (75.0)

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2003-04 Southern Conference StandingsNORTH

Conference OverallSTANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PAEast Tennesse State 15-1 .938 79.9 70.2 27-5 .844 79.4 69.1Chattannoga 10-6 .625 79.1 75.0 19-11 .633 82.2 75.3Elon 7-9 .438 70.9 72.4 12-18 .400 68.9 73.3UNC Greensboro 7-9 .438 74.3 75.9 11-17 .393 73.0 75.1Western Carolina 6-10 .375 71.2 74.9 13-15 .464 47.7 70.2Appalachian State 4-12 .250 71.9 74.0 9-21 .300 69.7 72.3

SOUTHConference Overall

STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PAGeorgia Southern 11-5 .688 77.2 73.2 21-8 .724 80.6 71.2College of Charleston 11-5 .688 74.2 68.1 20-9 .690 73.6 67.8Davidson 11-5 .688 73.5 67.2 17-12 .586 73.1 70.8Furman 8-8 .500 70.4 67.7 17-12 .586 73.2 66.9Wofford 4-12 .250 72.2 80.4 9-20 .310 73.0 78.1The Citadel 2-14 .125 54.8 70.6 6-22 .214 58.6 71.5

2003-04 Mountain DewSoCon Basketball

Tournament Results

First Round, March 3#4S Furman 73, #5N Western Carolina 68#3N Elon 66, #6S The Citadel 56#5S Wofford 85, #4 UNC Greensboro 82 (ot)#3S College of Charleston 71, #6N Appalachian State 61

Quarterfinals, March 4#1N East Tennessee State 94, #4S Furman 84#2S Davidson 68, #3N Elon 61#1S Georgia Southern 82, #5S Wofford 69#2N Chattanooga 89, #3S College of Charleston 78

Semifinals, March 5#1N East Tennessee State 96, #2S Davidson 84#2N Chattanooga 90, #1S Georgia Southern 87 (ot)

Finals, March 6#1N East Tennessee State 78, #2N Chattanooga 62

** East Tennessee State earns automatic bid to theNCAA Tournament.

2003-04 Mountain DewSoCon All-Tournament Team

First TeamTim Smith, East Tennessee StateAshley Champion, ChattanoogaAlphonso Pugh, ChattanoogaJerald Fields, East Tennesse StateZakee Wadood, East Tennessee State

Second TeamMaleye Ndoye, FurmanElton Nesbitt, Georgia SouthernTravis Strong, East Tennessee StateChris Brown, ChattanoogaThomas Mobley, College of Charleston

Most Valuable PlayerTim Simth, East Tennessee State

2003-04 Coaches’All-SoCon Team

Tim Smith, East Tennessee StateAshley Champion, ChattanoogaJerald Fields, East Tennesse StateKevin Martin, Western CarolinaBrendan Winters, DavidsonFrank Bennett, Georgia SouthernZakee Wadood, East Tennessee StateMaleye Ndoye, FurmanTerry Williams, Georgia SouthernThomas Mobley, College of Charleston

All-Freshmen TeamQuann Prowell, FurmanMatt Nowlin, ElonRobby Bostain, FurmanMoussa Diagne, FurmanJ’mel Everhart, The Citadel

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Scoring Offense1. Chattanooga ........................... 82.12. Georgia Southern ................ 80.63. East Tennessee State........... 79.34. Western Carolina ................. 74.75. College of Charleston........... 73.66. Furman ................................... 73.27. Davidson .................................. 73.18. Wofford ................................. 73.09. UNC Greensboro ................. 73.010. Appalachian State .............69.711. Elon ..........................................68.912. The Citadel ............ 58.6

Scoring Defense1. Furman ................................... 66.92. College of Charleston........... 67.83. East Tennessee State.......... 69.44. Western Carolina ................ 70.25. Davidson ............................... 70.86. Georgia Southern .................. 71.27. The Citadel .............. 71.58. Appalachian State ............... 72.39. Elon ..........................................73.310. UNC Greensboro ................. 75.111. Chattanooga ......................... 75.312. Wofford .................................. 78.1

Free Throw Percentage1. Chattanooga .......................... 73.52. Western Carolina ................ 73.03. UNC Greensboro .................. 72.84. Davidson ................................. 71.75. College of Charleston............. 71.16. Elon ......................................... 70.97. Furman ................................. 70.08. Georgia Southern .................68.99. East Tennessee State...........68.910. The Citadel ............ 67.511. Appalachian State ............... 64.112. Wofford .................................. 61.7

Field Goal Percentage1. Chattanooga ......................... 49.22. Western Carolina ................ 46.53. East Tennessee State.......... 45.94. UNC Greensboro ................. 45.9

5. Furman .................................. 45.96. Wofford ................................. 44.97. College of Charleston .......... 44.28. Davidson ................................. 44.19. Georgia Southern ................ 43.510. Elon ........................................ 42.111. Appalachian State .............. 40.912. The Citadel ............ 37.2

3-Point Field Goal Percentage1. Chattanooga ..........................37.62. College of Charleston...........37.33. Davidson ............................... 35.94. Wofford ................................. 35.65. Furman .................................. 35.56. Elon ......................................... 35.07. Georgia Southern .................34.88. East Tennessee State ...........34.79. Western Carolina ................ 33.910. UNC Greensboro ................ 33.111. Appalachian State .............. 32.612. The Citadel ............ 30.1

Blocked Shots1. East Tennessee State ............5.822. Appalachian State .............. 4.603. College of Charleston.......... 4.554. Georgia Southern ................. 4.415. UNC Greensboro ................. 4.296. Wofford ..................................3.867. Furman ................................... 3.418. The Citadel .............. 3.329. Chattanooga ........................ 2.4010. Elon ........................................2.2711. Western Carolina ................. 1.9312. Davidson ................................. 1.21

Assists1. Chattanooga ......................... 17.832. Georgia Southern ............... 17.523. Wofford ................................ 16.344. Furman ................................. 15.665. East Tennessee State ......... 15.306. Davidson .............................. 14.937. Elon ........................................ 14.678. Appalachian State ............. 14.579. College of Charleston......... 14.28

10. Western Carolina .............. 13.9611. UNC Greensboro ................ 13.4612. The Citadel .......... 10.86

Steals1. East Tennessee State ............ 11.582. Georgia Southern ................. 11.283. Appalachian State ............ 10.804. Elon ......................................... 8.905. Western Carolina ................. 8.796. UNC Greensboro ..................8.437. Chattanooga .........................8.338. Furman ................................... 8.289. Wofford ................................... 8.2110. College of Charleston ......... 7.8611. The Citadel ............. 7.6112. Davidson ...............................5.83

Offensive Rebounds1. Georgia Southern ................ 14.622. Elon ........................................ 13.803. Appalachian State ............. 13.574. East Tennessee State......... 12.455. Davidson .............................. 12.456. Chattanooga ....................... 12.307. The Citadel ............. 11.938. UNC Greensboro ................. 11.649. Furman ................................... 11.3810. Wofford ............................... 11.3411. Western Carolina ............... 10.7912. College of Charleston ....... 10.52

Defensive Rebounds1. Davidson .............................. 26.00 East Tennessee State ....... 26.003. Furman ................................ 25.974. College of Charleston........ 25.525. Georgia Southern .............. 24.696. Western Carolina ............... 24.147. Wofford ............................... 23.388. Chattanooga ...................... 23.279. UNC Greensboro ................. 23.1110. Elon .................................... 22.4011. The Citadel ...........22.0412. Appalachian State ........... 21.33

2003-04 Southern Conference Team Statistics

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SOUTHERN CONFERENCEMEMBERS

Alabama .............................................................................. 1921-1932Appalachian State ............................. 1971-presentAuburn ................................................................................. 1921-1932College of Charleston ........................ 1998-presentChattanooga .................................. 1976-presentThe Citadel ..................................... 1936-presentClemson ................................................................................ 1921-1953Davidson ......................... 1936-1988, 1991-presentDuke .................................................................................... 1928-1953East Carolina ..................................................................... 1964-1976East Tennessee State ......................... 1978-presentElon ............................................. 2003-presentFlorida ................................................................................. 1922-1932Furman.......................................... 1936-presentGeorge Washington ........................................................ 1936-1970Georgia ................................................................................. 1921-1932Georgia Southern .............................. 1991-presentGeorgia Tech ....................................................................... 1921-1932Kentucky .............................................................................. 1921-1932Louisiana State .................................................................. 1922-1932Marshall ............................................................................... 1976-1997Maryland .............................................................................. 1921-1953Mississippi ............................................................................. 1922-1932Mississippi State .................................................................... 1921-1932North Carolina .................................................................... 1921-1953North Carolina Greensboro ................ 1997-presentNorth Carolina State ......................................................... 1921-1953Richmond............................................................................ 1936-1976South Carolina ................................................................... 1922-1953Tennessee ............................................................................. 1921-1932Tulane ................................................................................. 1922-1932University of the South ..................................................... 1922-1932Vanderbilt ........................................................................... 1922-1932Virginia ................................................................................. 1921-1937Virginia Military Institute ................................................. 1924-2003Virginia Tech ........................................................................ 1921-1956Washington & Lee ............................................................. 1921-1958Wake Forest ....................................................................... 1936-1953West Virginia ..................................................................... 1950-1968Western Carolina ............................. 1976-presentWilliam & Mary .................................................................. 1936-1977Wofford ......................................... 1997-present

Founded ............................................................................ Feb. 26, 1921Commissioner .............................................................. Danny MorrisonAssoc. Commissioner/External Affairs ............................ Geoff CabeAssoc. Commissioner/Compliance & Student Services .... Doug KingAssoc. Commissioner/Internal Affairs .............................. Sue ArakasAssoc. Commissioner/Public Affairs .................................. Steve ShuttDirector of Integrated Marketing .................................... Pete MooreChair, Council of Presidents ...... Dr. Bernjamin Dunlap (Wofford)President ............................ Dr. Richard Rogers (Georgia Southern)Vice President ............................. William Sharbrough (The Citadel)

SoCon Quick FactsSoCon Quick FactsSoCon Quick FactsSoCon Quick FactsSoCon Quick Facts

CommisionerDanny Morrison

Associate CommisionerPublic AffairsSteve Shutt

2003-04 Media All-SoCon TeamFirst TeamTim Smith, East Tennessee StateAshley Champion, ChattanoogaKevin Martin, Western CarolinaBrendan Winters, DavidsonZakee Wadood, East Tennessee State

Second TeamMaleye Ndoye, FurmanFrank Bennett, Georgia SouthernJackson Atoyebi, ElonJerald Fields, FurmanThomas Mobley, College of Charleston

Third TeamJay Joseph, UNC GreensboroRonnie Burrell, UNC GreensboroHoward Wilkerson, WoffordTerry Williams, Georgia SouthernTony Mitchell, College of Charleston

Player of the YearZakee Wadood, East Tennessee State

Freshman of the YearQuan Powell, Furman

Player of the YearMurry Bartow, East Tennessee State

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Jeffrey Lee is beginning his first year as amember of The Citadel’s Strength and Conditioningstaff. His primary responsibilities include the strengthtraining of the Bulldog basketball, wrestling, trackand field, and golf teams.

Al Wilson enters his first season as an assistantstrength coach in The Citadel’s weight room. Wilsonwill work directly with the volleyball, soccer, andtennis teams to improve the overall strength andcondition of the cadet-student-athletes.

Wilson, who is a native of Newnan, GA, spentthe 2003 season as a student assistant in the StateUniversity of West Georgia weight room. He workedspecifically with the football special teams units tryingto increase each player’s strength and conditioningwith work in the weight room.

After graduating from East Coweta (GA)High School in 1999, Wilson earned three varsity lettersas a member of the West Georgia football team.

Wilson, who was born on October 2, 1980,graduated from West Georgia in 2004. He is single.

Todd Lair, a member of The Citadel Class of1995, is entering his fifth year has the Head Strengthand Conditioning Coach. His responsibilities includemanaging the department’s training facilities andcoordinating the strength and conditioning programsfor the Bulldogs’ 15 varsity sports, with a special em-phasis on football.

Under Lair’s direction, The Citadel athleticweight room has undergone a face-lift in the lastcouple of years. He has brought in over 30 newweight training machines that will benefit all of theCitadel’s varsity cadet-student-athletes, as well asexpanding the square footage of the facility.

A local high school football standout fromHanahan, SC, Lair earned three varsity letters as amember of the Bulldog football program. TheCharleston native served as the team captain in 1994and is well known for his 65-yard fumble return for atouchdown in The Citadel’s 1992 NCAA I-AA playoffvictory over North Carolina A&T.

Lair, who has a master’s degree from TheCitadel in health and wellness, is married to theformer Mandi Van Wagner of Houston, TX. Thecouple have two children a daughter Riley and a sonLandon.

Lee comes to The Citadel from BinghamtonUniversity where he was a strength and conditioningintern responsible for the conditioning of the swim-ming, diving and women’s lacrosse teams.

From January to May of 2004, Lee spent timeas the head strength and conditioning coach forboxing at the United States Olympic EducationCenter. While at the USCEC, he also assisted with thetraining of the Greco-Roman Wrestling team.

He also was the Strength and ConditioningCoordinator for Barry High School in Barry, Illinois, hishigh school alma mater where he lettered in basket-ball, baseball, golf and track.

Lee earned his undergraduate degree fromWestern Illinois in December of 2003, completed onesemester of graduate school at Northern Michiganbefore transferring to The Citadel’s College of Gradu-ate and Professional Studies.

Born, May 22, 1981, Lee, who is single, is amember of USA Weightlifting and the NationalStrength and Conditioning Association.

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Entering his 32nd year at The Citadel, Andy Clawson serves asthe college’s first-ever director of sports medicine for the athleticdepartment.

Clawson is responsible for the prevention and rehabilitation ofathletic-related injuries and illnesses for more than 350 cadet-student-athletes in addition to the members of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

A highlight of his career came in the summer of 2001 when hewas enshrined in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Hall ofFame in ceremonies in Los Angeles. Locally, he was recognized with theCharleston Metro Sports Council’s Achievement Award. He takes greatpride in the successes of his numerous former assistant trainers who haveentered the athletic training field on a variety of levels, includingprofessional ranks, colleges, racing, rehab and hospital facilities, amongothers.

Additionally, he was the 1998 recipient of the Fred HooverAward, the highest sports medicine-related honor given in the state ofSouth Carolina. The Citadel recognized him with the Outstanding ServiceAward in 1992.

A native of El Dorado, Ark., Clawson received his BSE degreefrom Henderson State in 1969 and earned his master’s degree, also fromHenderson State, in 1970. He was recognized by his alma mater in 2002with the Distinguished Alumnus Award.

After a brief stint as Henderson State’s Athletic Trainer in 1969-70, Clawson spent three years as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at ClemsonUniversity and became The Citadel’s Head Athletic Trainer in 1973.

Clawson has been active in many professional organizations,especially the NATA, where he twice served as vice-president, served ontwo occasions as a member of its Board of Directors, and twice acting asthe District III Director. Since 1990, he has served on NATA’s Board ofCertification. Within South Carolina, he has been on the S.C. AdvisoryCommittee for Athletic Trainers since 1984, and continues to serve as thestate chairman. Clawson also holds membership in the AmericanOrthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, and The McCue Society, amongothers.

Generous with his time and popular on the speaking circuit,Clawson served as Athletic Trainer for the 1976 USA Basketball TeamOlympic Trials in Raleigh, NC, and also volunteered his services for the1996 Special Olympic World Games, also in Raleigh. This past year Clawsonand his staff won the Athletic Training Staff of the Year from the SouthCarolina’s Athletic Trainer’s Association.

He is married to the former Mary Richardson of Sullivan’s Island,SC, and has one son, Drew.

Craig Clark enters his fifth year as a member of The CitadelSports Medicine staff and his third as the Assistant Director of SportsMedicine. Clark primarily works with The Citadel baseball team andoversees the day-to-day operations of The Citadel Sports MedicineDepartment

The 1999 graduate of East Tennessee State University is a

Dr. Kenny Caldwell, M.D., a three-time football Academic All-America for the Bulldogs, is The Citadel’s Athletic Department’s orthopedicsurgeon. Caldwell, who was inducted into The Citadel’s Athletic Hall ofFame in 1986, was nominated in May as a finalist for the 2003 VerizonAcademic All-America Hall of Fame.

A member of The Citadel class of 1979, Caldwell went on to earnhis medical Degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1983where he spent five years as an orthopedic resident. Following his stint atMUSC, Caldwell spent one year at Wake Forest’s Bowman Gray School ofMedicine and one year at the Hughston Clinic in Columbus, GA on aSports Medicine Fellowship in 1989.

As a member of The Citadel football team from 1975-78, Caldwellwas an All-Southern Conference performer in 1977 and 1978, while beingnamed the Bulldogs’ team MVP in 1978. He was a three-time member ofthe All-South Carolina Team from 1975-77. The Associated Press honoredCaldwell in 1977 as the National Lineman of the Week for his 30-tackleperformance against William and Mary.

Caldwell, an active member of the Fellowship of ChristianAthletes, belongs to various professional organizations in orthopedics andsports medicine.

A native of Anderson, SC, Caldwell is married to the formerMarianne Gibson of Greenville, SC. The couple has four children; Barret,Jenni Gray, Merri Cameron and Chandler.

certified athletic trainer and a licensed emergency medical technician.Clark, a native of Knoxville, TN, recently completed his master’s

degree in Physical Education at The Citadel’s College of Graduate andProfessional Studies.

While completing his undergraduate degree, he completed twosummer internships with the NFL’s Tennessee Titans. Prior to his arrival atThe Citadel, Clark spent the spring of 2000 as an athletic trainer withAtlanta Braves Organization.

Prior to his arrival, Clark spent the spring of 2000 as an internathletic trainer with the Atlanta Braves Organization.

The highlight of Clark’s young athletic training career came inthe summer of 2003 when he and Citadel Director of Sports Medicine AndyClawson were named College and University Athletic Training Staff of theYear by the South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association.

Clark is also active in the community, serving as a member of theCharleson County Athletic Board. He began his service on the board inDecember of 2003 after being appointed to a four-year term by theCharleston County Council.

Sports Medicine InformationDirector: Andy Clawson

Assistant Director: Craig Clark

Residents: Jonathan Gunnells, David Snyder,

Michelle Lomonaco, Stephen Strack, Chad Quinn

Phone: 843-953-2251 or 843-953-6867

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 843-953-6727

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Individual RecordsMost GamesSeason: 29 by eight players, 1984-85

29 by six players, 1999-0029 by five players, 2001-02

Career: 114 by Michael Joseph, 2000-03113 (consecutive) by Shawn Brown, 1982-85113 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02113 by Alan Puckett, 1999-02

Most Games StartedSeason: 29 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85

29 by Alan Puckett, 1999-0029 by Travis Cantrell, 2001-02

Career: 100 by Leon Bryant, 1985-89

Most Consecutive Games StartedCareer: 96 by Leon Bryant, 1986-89

96 by Rick Swing, 1976-79

Most Minutes PlayedGame: 60 by Greer Huguley vs. USC-Aiken 1981-82Season: 1,010 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85Career: 3,496 by Leon Bryant, 1985-89

Most PointsGame: 51 by Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 1953Season: 624 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85Career: 1,661 by Regan Truesdale, 1982-85

Most Field Goals MadeGame: 21 by Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 1953Season: 242 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85Career: 638 by Regan Truesdale, 1982-85

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 32 by Regan Truesdale vs. Chattanooga, 1984.Season: 477 by Regan Truesdale, 1984-85Career: 1,289 by Art Musselman, 1956-60

Highest Field Goal Percentage (game: min. 10 attempts)Game: 92.3 by John Sutor vs. Chattanooga (12-13), 1972

92.3 by Ted Mosay vs. Western Carolina (12-13), 1991Season: 66.7 by Gregg Jones (56-84), 2000-01Career: 59.1 by Moncrief Michael (225-381), 1994-95

Most Free Throws MadeGame: 22 by Gary Daniels vs. Toledo, 1962

22 by Regan Truesdale vs. Marshall, 1984Season: 209 by Gary Daniels, 1961-62Career: 466 by Gary Daniels, 1960-62

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 29 by Gary Daniels vs. Toledo, 1962Season: 283 by Gary Daniels, 1961-62Career: 661 by Gary Daniels, 1960-62

Best Free Throw Percentage (game: min 10 attempts)Game: 100.0 by Chuck Cordell vs. William & Mary (12-12), 1973

100.0 by Greer Huguley vs. Davidson (10-10), 1980Season: 92.5 by Randy Nesbit, 1979-80 (74-80)Career: 85.0 by Chuck Cordell, 1972-74 (102-125)

Most 3-Point GoalsGame: 9 by Aaron Nichols vs. Marshall, 1991

9 by Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 2002Season: 102 by Travis Cantrell, 2001-02Career: 252 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02

Most 3-Point Field Goals AttemptedGame: 21 by Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 2002Season: 274 by Noy Castillo, 1994-95Career: 727 by Travis Cantrell, 1999-02

Most ReboundsGame: 23 by Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 1961Season: 329 by Gary Daniels, 1960-61Career: 924 by Ray Graves, 1957-60

Most AssistsGame: 13 by Rodney McKeever vs. Davidson, 1976

13 by Randy Nesbit vs. Marshall, 197913 by Greer Huguley vs. USC-Aiken, 198213 by Jimmy Tharpe vs. Western Carolina, 1986

Season: 179 by Jimmy Tharpe, 1985-86Career: 387 by Jimmy Tharpe, 1983-86

Most DisqualificationsSeason: 13 by Al Kroboth, 1968

13 by Wells Holland, 1980-81Career: 23 by Wells Holland, 1978-82

Most Blocked ShotsGame: 10 by Kirill Misyuchenko vs. Wingate, 1997Season: 83 by Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-97Career: 215 by Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-98

Most StealsGame: 8 by Randy Nesbit vs. USC-Aiken, 1977Season: 68 by Chad Leonard, 1994-95Career: 149 by Randy Nesbit, 1978-80Michael Joseph Regan Truesdale

Travis Cantrell

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Team RecordsGames PlayedSeason: 29 1984-85 (18-11)

29 1999-00* (10-20)29 2001-02 (17-12)

*The Citadel was granted a win over Furman for the gamescheduled at Greenville on Jan. 29, 2000, with the approval of theSouthern Conference due to Furman¹s overscheduling; however,statistics represent only the 29 games actually played.

Games WonSeason: 20, 1978-79 (20-7)

Games LostSeason: 22, twice: 1990-91 (6-22) and 2003-04 (6-22)

Longest Win StreakSeasons: 20, 1918-21

Longest Losing StreakSeasons: 30, 1953-55

Longest Home Court Win StreakSeasons: 23, 1983-85

Longest Home Court Losing StreakSeasons: 16, 1953-55

Most Points1st Half: 59 vs. Newberry, 19842nd Half: 67 vs. Florida Presbyterian, 1972Game: 117 vs. Chattanooga, 1972Season: 2,247 1985

Fewest Points AllowedGame: 26 vs. Furman, 1955Season: 1,265 1959

Most Points AllowedGame: 154 vs. Furman, 1955Season: 2,247 1987-88 (28 games)

Largest Combined ScoreGame: 221 vs. Furman (67-154), 1955

Highest Scoring AverageSeason: 80.8, 1960-61 (25 games)

Highest Scoring MarginSeason: +8.4, 1978-79

Most Field GoalsGame: 50 vs. Coker, 1985Season: 864, 1979

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 102 vs. USC-Aiken, 1982Season: 1,842, 1985

Best Field Goal PercentageGame: 69.3 vs. Indiana State, 1989 (43-of-62)Season: 52.5, 1979 (864-of-1,616)

Most Free ThrowsGame: 45 vs. Furman, 1993Season: 529, 1985

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 58 vs. Furman, 1993Season: 864, 1979

Best Free Throw PercentageGame: 100% vs. College of Charleston, 1987 (21-of-21)

100% vs. VMI, 1968 (19-of-19)100% vs. North Carolina, 1984 (8-of-8)

Most 3-Point GoalsGame: 14 vs. Davidson, 2000

vs. Western Carolina, 2002Season: 210, 1990

Most 3-Point Goals AttemptedGame: 39 vs. Western Carolina, 2002Season: 611, 2002

Most ReboundsGame: 67 vs. Clemson, 2001Season: 1,187, 1965

Highest Rebound AverageSeason: 42.6, 1972

Highest Rebound MarginSeason: +4.1, 2002

Mike Roy

Cliff Washburn

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Individual Records • ScoringPoints in a Game1. 51 Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 19532. 41 Regan Truesdale vs. Marshall, 19843. 40 Patrick Elmore vs. East Tennessee State, 19904. 39 Rodney McKeever vs. UNC-Wilmington, 19755. 38 Gary Daniels vs. Georgia Southern, 1961

38 John Sutor vs. Chattanooga, 197238 Rodney McKeever vs. Furman, 197638 Regan Truesdale vs. Furman, 198438 Ted Mosay vs. Youngstown State, 1991

10. 37 Patrick Elmore vs. Liberty, 1988

Points in a Season1. 624 Regan Truesdale, 19852. 617 Regan Truesdale, 19843. 581 Gary Daniels, 19614. 553 Rodney McKeever, 19765. 549 Gary Daniels, 19626. 520 Patrick Elmore, 19907. 503 Patrick Elmore, 19898. 492 Craig Burgess, 19879. 491 Ted Mosay, 199110. 482 Travis Cantrell, 2002

Points in a Career1. 1661 Regan Truesdale, 1982-852. 1504 Art Musselman, 1957-603. 1431 Rick Swing, 1976-794. 1408 Tom Slawson, 1977-805. 1380 Gary Daniels, 1960-626. 1358 Rodney McKeever, 1974-767. 1321 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-908. 1273 Travis Cantrell, 1999-029. 1214 Leon Bryant, 1986-8910. 1208 Craig Burgess, 1984-87

Scoring Average in a Season1. 23.9 Gary Daniels, 19622. 23.2 Gary Daniels, 19613. 23.0 Rodney McKeever, 19754. 22.0 Regan Truesdale, 19845. 21.5 Regan Truesdale, 19856. 20.8 Patrick Elmore, 19907. 20.5 Rodney McKeever, 19768. 19.6 Jerry Hirsch, 19709. 18.5 Herwig Baumann, 196610. 18.3 Steve Fishel, 1973

Scoring Average in a Career1. 19.44 Gary Daniels, 1960-622. 19.40 Rodney McKeever, 1974-763. 16.3 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-904. 16.0 Art Musselman, 1957-605. 15.2 Regan Truesdale, 1982-856. 14.2 Steve Fishel, 1971-737. 13.7 Tee Hooper, 1967-698. 13.4 Dick Martini, 1963-659. 13.3 Craig Bardo, 1985-8710. 13.2 Tom Slawson, 1977-80

Season Scoring LeadersYear Player G FG FT PTS AVG1957 Teddy Weeks 24 169 69 407 16.91958 Art Musselman 27 154 117 425 15.71959 Art Musselman 20 127 68 322 16.11960 Dick Jones 23 130 29 289 12.61961 Gary Daniels 25 203 175 581 23.21962 Gary Daniels 23 170 209 549 23.91963 Dick Martini 23 109 107 325 14.11964 Larry Hitchcock 20 122 54 297 14.81965 Herwig Baumann 24 152 54 358 14.91966 Herwig Baumann 23 167 91 425 18.51967 John DeBrosse 24 153 41 347 14.41968 Tee Hooper 24 144 92 380 15.81969 Tee Hooper 25 169 96 434 17.41970 Jerry Hirsch 24 200 71 471 19.61971 Ben Ledbetter 24 127 66 320 13.31972 Steve Fishel 25 158 58 374 15.01973 Steve Fishel 25 195 68 458 18.31974 Rodney McKeever 23 134 78 346 15.01975 Rodney McKeever 20 185 89 459 23.01976 Rodney McKeever 27 225 103 553 20.51977 Rick Swing 27 170 108 448 16.61978 Rick Swing 27 147 66 360 13.31979 Tom Slawson 27 197 67 461 17.11980 Tom Slawson 27 163 90 416 15.41981 Wells Holland 26 110 62 282 10.81982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 156 61 377 13.51983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 182 64 462 16.51984 Regan Truesdale 28 225 161 617 22.01985 Regan Truesdale 29 242 140 624 21.51986 Craig Bardo 28 199 65 463 16.51987 Craig Burgess 28 197 98 492 17.61988 Kent Hill 28 142 119 403 14.41989 Patrick Elmore 28 208 86 503 18.01990 Patrick Elmore 28 209 78 520 20.81991 Ted Mosay 28 187 85 491 17.51992 Andre Harris 28 179 66 414 14.81993 Andre Harris 22 87 38 232 10.51994 David Stevens 27 127 43 360 13.3

Reggie Jones 27 135 88 360 13.31995 Moncrief Michael 27 136 101 373 13.81996 Noy Castillo 25 112 68 349 14.01997 Virgil Stevens 26 132 109 374 14.41998 Jamie Jenkins 27 136 70 396 14.71999 Alan Puckett 27 81 26 243 9.02000 Alan Puckett 29 112 63 358 12.32001 Travis Cantrell 28 111 67 356 12.72002 Travis Cantrell 29 144 92 482 16.62003 Max Mombollet 28 125 85 336 12.02004 Dante Terry 28 116 21 316 11.3

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Individual Records • ReboundingRebounds in a Game1. 23 Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 19612. 22 Keith Stowers vs. Richmond, 1962

22 Dick Martini vs. Richmond, 19654. 20 Gary Daniels vs. WV Wesleyan, 1962

20 Gary Daniels vs. Richmond, 196220 Patrick Elmore vs. Davidson, 1990

7. 19 Regan Truesdale vs. East Tenn. State, 19838. 18 Gerald Toney vs. USC-Aiken, 1982

18 Regan Truesdale vs. East Tennessee State,198410. 17 Richard Johnson vs. Lehigh, 1974

17 James Stevens vs. Columbia, 1987

Rebounds in a Season1. 329 Gary Daniels, 19612. 316 Gary Daniels, 19623. 285 Ray Graves, 19584. 276 Ray Graves, 19575. 275 John Sutor, 19716. 265 Al Kroboth, 19687. 252 Regan Truesdale, 19858. 231 Al Kroboth, 19699. 227 Regan Truesdale, 1984

227 Patrick Elmore, 1990

Rebounds in a Career1. 924 Ray Graves, 1957-602. 841 Gary Daniels, 1960-623. 750 Art Musselman, 1957-604. 688 Regan Truesdale, 1982-855. 668 Al Kroboth, 1967-696. 666 Matt Newman, 1995-967. 663 Tom Slawson, 1977-808. 632 Cliff Washburn, 1999-029. 615 Max Mombollet, 2001-0410. 584 Kent Hill, 1985-88

Rebound Average in a Season1. 13.7 Gary Daniels, 19622. 13.2 Gary Daniels, 19613. 11.2 Ray Graves, 19574. 11.0 John Sutor, 19715. 10.6 Al Kroboth, 19686. 10.5 Ray Graves, 19587. 9.2 Al Kroboth, 19698. 9.1 Dick Martini, 1963

9.1 Patrick Elmore, 199010. 8.9 Doug Bridges, 1966

Rebound Average in a Career1. 11.9 Gary Daniels, 1960-622. 9.8 Ray Graves, 1957-60

9.8 John Sutor, 1971-724. 8.9 Al Kroboth, 1967-695. 8.1 Dick Martini, 1963-656. 8.0 Art Musselman, 1957-607. 7.7 Dan Mohr, 1965-678. 7.1 Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-19989. 6.4 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-9010. 6.2 Matt Newman, 1995-1998

Season Rebounding LeadersYear Player G RB AVG1957 Ray Graves 24 269 11.21958 Ray Graves 27 285 10.61959 Ray Graves 20 172 8.61960 Gary Daniels 23 196 8.51961 Gary Daniels 25 329 13.21962 Gary Daniels 23 316 13.71963 Dick Martini 23 209 9.11964 Jim McCurdy 20 163 8.21965 Dick Martini 23 187 8.21966 Doug Bridges 21 187 8.91967 Al Zinsky 24 192 8.01968 Al Kroboth 25 265 10.61969 Al Kroboth 25 231 9.21970 Mike Ruddle 24 175 7.31971 John Sutor 25 275 11.01972 John Sutor 25 216 8.51973 Oscar Scott 25 157 6.31974 Richard Johnson 24 169 7.01975 Ricky Day 19 126 6.61976 Richard Johnson 27 204 7.61977 Bob Jacobs 27 181 6.71978 Tom Slawson 26 141 5.41979 Tom Slawson 27 178 6.61980 Tom Slawson 27 212 7.91981 Gerald Toney 24 150 6.31982 Gerald Toney 25 182 7.31983 Regan Truesdale 28 172 6.11984 Regan Truesdale 28 227 8.11985 Regan Truesdale 29 252 8.71986 Kent Hill 28 176 6.3

Craig Burgess 28 176 6.31987 Craig Burgess 28 207 7.41988 Kent Hill 28 207 7.41989 James Stevens 28 183 6.51990 Patrick Elmore 28 227 9.11991 Ted Mosay 28 200 7.11992 Robert Dalley 28 157 5.61993 Reggie Jones 27 155 5.71994 Moncrief Michael 27 174 6.4

Terry Campbell 27 173 6.41995 Matt Newman 27 187 6.91996 Matt Newman 26 179 6.91997 Kirill Misyuchenko 27 196 7.31998 Kirill Misyuchenko 27 193 7.41999 Rod Shiver 27 158 5.92000 Cliff Washburn 29 156 5.42001 Cliff Washburn 28 155 5.52002 Cliff Washburn 28 187 6.72003 Max Mombollet 28 171 6.12004 Max Mombollet 28 196 7.0

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Individual Records • Field GoalsField Goals in a Game1. 21 Jerry Varn vs. Piedmont, 19532. 18 Rodney McKeever vs. UNC-Wilmington,19753. 17 Patrick Elmore vs. East Tennessee State,19904. 16 Herwig Baumann vs. Erskine, 19655. 15 Regan Truesdale vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga,1984

15 Regan Truesdale vs. Furman, 198415 Steve Fishel vs. VMI, 197215 Jerry Hirsch vs. William & Mary, 1970

9. 14 Regan Truesdale vs. Erskine, 1985

Field Goals in a Season1. 242 Regan Truesdale, 19852. 225 Regan Truesdale, 1984

225 Rodney McKeever, 19764. 209 Partick Elmore, 19905. 208 Patrick Elmore, 19896. 203 Gary Daniels, 19617. 200 Jerry Hirsch, 19708. 199 Craig Bardo, 19869. 197 Tom Slawson, 1979

197 Craig Burgess, 1987

Field Goals in a Career1. 638 Regan Truesdale, 1982-852. 586 Art Musselman, 1957-603. 572 Rick Swing, 1976-794. 572 Tom Slawson, 1977-805. 544 Rodney McKeever, 1974-766. 536 Partick Elmore, 1984, 89-907. 497 Leon Bryant, 1986-898. 464 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-839. 462 Ted Mosay, 1987-9110. 458 Craig Burgess, 1984-87

Field Goal % in a Season1. 66.7 Gregg Jones, 20012. 60.1 Al Kroboth, 19693. 59.7 Dale French, 19794. 59.3 Moncrief Michael, 19945. 59.6 Gregg Jones, 20026. 58.9 Moncrief Michael, 19957. 58.1 Mark Cartwright, 19808. 57.8 Kirill Misyuchenko, 19969. 57.5 Richard Johnson, 197510. 56.0 Leon Bryant, 1986

Field Goal % in a Career1. 59.1 Moncrief Michael, 1994-952. 56.8 Mark Cartwright, 1979-803. 56.4 Gregg Jones, 1999-20034. 55.8 Dale French, 1976-795. 53.9 Al Kroboth, 1967-696. 53.1 Wells Holland, 1979-827. 52.7 Kirill Misyuchenko, 1996-988. 52.6 Keith Stowers, 1960-62

52.6 Richard Johnson, 1973-7652.6 Kent Hill, 1985-88

Field Goal % LeadersYear Player G FGM FGA PCT1957 Art Musselman 25 143 121 44.51958 Ray Graves 27 121 280 43.21959 Art Musselman 20 127 273 46.51960 Art Musselman 23 162 336 48.11961 Keith Stowers 25 90 182 49.41962 Keith Stowers 23 114 208 54.81963 Dick Martini 23 109 257 42.41964 Larry Hitchcock 20 122 262 46.51965 Danny Mohr 22 67 124 54.01966 John DeBrosse 23 112 228 49.11967 Danny Mohr 23 132 288 45.81968 Al Kroboth 25 90 176 51.11969 Al Kroboth 25 131 218 60.11970 Ben Ledbetter 24 102 196 52.01971 Mike Ruddle 25 101 199 50.81972 John Sutor 25 115 212 54.21973 Oscar Scott 25 110 214 51.41974 Arthur McGriff 24 115 218 52.81975 Richard Johnson 17 71 123 57.71976 Richard Johnson 27 114 211 54.01977 Robert Hoak 27 98 194 50.51978 Randy Nesbit 25 149 276 54.01979 Dale French 27 86 144 59.71980 Mark Cartwright 27 100 172 58.11981 Wells Holland 26 110 205 53.71982 Wells Holland 28 92 171 53.81983 Regan Truesdale 28 149 280 53.21984 Al Sheppard 27 79 158 50.01985 Regan Truesdale 29 242 474 51.11986 Leon Bryant 27 93 166 56.01987 Kent Hill 28 93 169 55.01988 James Stevens 28 84 154 54.51989 Patrick Elmore 28 208 376 55.31990 Robert Dalley 28 91 175 52.01991 Ted Mosay 28 187 349 53.61992 Robert Dalley 28 126 231 54.51993 Scott VanSchaardenburg 27 74 135 54.81994 Moncrief Michael 27 89 150 59.31995 Moncrief Michael 27 136 231 58.91996 Kirill Misyuchenko 25 74 128 57.81997 Matt Newman 27 138 270 51.11998 Ryan Sears 27 72 144 50.01999 Alan Puckett 27 81 153 52.92000 Romas Krywonis 28 43 86 50.02001 Gregg Jones 28 56 84 66.02002 Gregg Jones 29 62 104 59.62003 Gregg Jones 28 68 129 52.72004 Aaron Xia 28 78 177 44.1

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Individual Records • 3-Point FieldGoals3-Point Field Goals in a Game1. 9 Aaron Nichols vs. Marshall, 1991

9 Travis Cantrell vs. Western Carolina, 20022. 8 Craig Bardo vs. College of Charleston, 19873. 7 Aaron Nichols vs. Virginia Military Institute, 1991

7 Travis Cantrell vs. Chattanooga, 20027 Clyde Wormley vs. Chattanooga, 2003

4. 6 Craig Bardo vs. Western Carolina, 19876 Ryan Nesbit vs. UNC-Asheville, 19886 Ed Conroy vs. East Tennessee State, 19886 Ryan Nesbit vs. Savannah State, 19896 Aaron Nichols vs. Western Carolina, 19916 Noy Castillo vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 19956 Jamie Jenkins vs. Wofford, 19986 Alan Puckett vs. East Tennessee State, 19996 Alan Puckett vs. Florida A&M, 20006 Alan Puckett vs. Ferrum, 20016 Alan Puckett vs. College of Charleston, 20016 Travis Cantrell vs. College of Charleston, 20016 Travis Cantrell vs. Appalachian State, 20016 Travis Cantrell vs. College of Charleston, 20026 Clyde Wormley vs. East Tennessee State, 20036 Dante Terry vs. Emmanuel, 20046 Dante Terry vs. Webber International, 2004

3-Point Field Goals in a Season1. 102 Travis Cantrell, 20022. 96 Noy Castillo, 19953. 77 Craig Bardo, 19874. 73 Ryan Nesbit, 19905. 72 Aaron Nichols, 19916. 71 Alan Puckett, 20007. 67 Travis Cantrell, 20018. 63 David Stephens, 1994

63 Dante Terry, 200410. 62 Noy Castillo, 1997

62 Alan Puckett, 2001

3-Point Field Goals in a Career1. 255 Travis Cantrell, 1999-022. 242 Alan Puckett, 1999-023. 230 Noy Castillo, 1994-974. 191 Ryan Nesbit, 1987-905. 132 Jamie Jenkins, 1995-986. 129 Terry Campbell, 1991-947. 125 Aaron Nichols, 1990-918. 107 Lamar Wright, 1991-949. 103 Ed Conway, 1986-8910. 93 Dante Terry, 2003-present

3-Point Field Goal % in a Season1. 49.5 Ryan Nesbit, 19892. 48.7 Alan Puckett, 19993. 47.1 Leon Bryant, 19894. 44.7 Aaron Nichols, 1991

44.7 Felipe de las Pozas, 19836. 44.5 Ed Conroy, 1989

7. 44.4 Leon Bryant, 19888. 43.8 Ted Mosay, 19919. 42.9 Patrick Elmore, 199010. 42.8 Alan Puckett, 2000

3-Point Field Goal % in a Career1. 46.3 Leon Bryant, 1986-892. 42.4 Patrick Elmore, 1984, 89-903. 42.2 Aaron Nichols, 1990-914. 41.2 Ted Mosay, 1988-915. 40.6 Alan Puckett, 1998-present6. 39.7 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-837. 39.5 Ryan Nesbit, 1987-90

39.5 Ed Conroy, 1986-899. 38.5 Craig Bardo, 1985-8710. 38.0 Dan Matthews, 1983-85

3-Point Field Goal % LeadersYear Player G 3FG 3FGA PCT1981 Felipe de las Pozas 25 14 41 34.11982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 4 14 28.61983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 34 76 44.71984 Dan Matthews 28 19 49 38.81987 Ryan Nesbit 27 30 72 41.71988 Leon Bryant 28 32 72 44.41989 Ryan Nesbit 27 48 97 49.51990 Patrick Elmore 28 24 56 42.91991 Aaron Nichols 23 72 161 44.71992 Lamar Wright 28 26 79 32.91993 Terry Campbell 27 39 109 35.81994 David Stevens 27 63 170 37.11995 Noy Castillo 27 96 274 35.01996 Jonathan Kunz 24 33 85 38.81997 Jamie Jenkins 27 49 132 37.11998 Jamie Jenkins 27 54 149 36.21999 Alan Puckett 27 55 113 48.72000 Alan Puckett 29 71 166 43.92001 Alan Puckett 28 62 154 40.32002 Michael Joseph 29 17 42 40.52003 Dante Terry 27 30 83 36.12004 Dante Terry 28 63 205 30.7

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Individual Records • Free ThrowsFree Throws in a Game1. 22 Gary Daniels vs. Toledo 1962

22 Regan Truesdale vs. Marshal 19843. 17 Max Mombollet vs. Western Carolina 20034. 15 Louie Gilbert vs. Appalachian State 1982

15 Louie Gilbert vs. Furman 198315 Regan Truesdale vs. Chattanooga 198515 Reggie Jones vs. VMI 199315 Lamar Wright vs. Furman 1993

9. 14 Moncrief Michael vs. Western Carolina 199514 Kent Hill vs. East Tennessee State 198614 Travis Cantrell vs. Davidson 2000

Free Throws in a Season1. 209 Gary Daniels, 19622. 175 Gary Daniels, 19613. 161 Regan Truesdale, 19844. 149 Willie Taylor, 19695. 144 Cliff Washburn, 20026. 140 Regan Truesdale, 19857. 129 John Sutor, 19728. 126 Dick Wherry, 19579. 119 Kent Hill, 198810. 117 Art Musselman, 1958

117 Willie Taylor, 1970

Free Throws in a Career1. 466 Gary Daniels, 1960-622. 377 Regan Truesdale, 1982-853. 353 Willie Taylor, 1968-704. 332 Art Musselman, 1957-60

332 Cliff Washburn, 1999-026. 317 Kent Hill, 1985-887. 295 Ray Graves, 1957-608. 292 Craig Burgess, 1984-879. 290 Dick Wherry, 1957-6010. 287 Rick Swing, 1976-79

Free Throw Percentage in a Season1. 92.5 Randy Nesbit, 19802. 90.2 John DeBrosse, 19683. 89.3 Travis Cantrell, 20024. 88.5 Chuck Cordell, 19735. 86.7 Herwig Baumann, 19666. 86.1 Jimmy Tharpe, 19857. 86.0 Todd Holstein, 19908. 85.7 Abe Hodges, 19939. 84.7 Jimmy Tharpe, 1984

84.7 Ed Conroy, 1988

Free Throw Percentage in a Career1. 85.0 Chuck Cordell, 1972-742. 84.4 Travis Cantrell, 1999-02 3. 83.4 Jimmy Tharpe, 1983-864. 83.0 Todd Holstein, 1990-925. 82.5 Herwig Baumann, 1964-66

82.5 Randy Nesbit, 1978-807. 81.5 Ed Conroy, 1986-898. 81.3 John DeBrosse, 1966-689. 80.3 Felipe de las Pozas, 1980-8310. 80.1 Jerry Hirsch, 1968-70

Season Free Throw Percentage LeadersYear Player G FTM FTA PCT1957 Dick Wherry 25 126 183 68.81958 Teddy Weeks 27 40 56 71.41959 Ray Graves 20 43 62 69.41960 Ray Graves 23 80 103 77.71961 Dan Howe 25 47 64 73.41962 Keith Stowers 23 70 93 75.31963 Larry Hitchcock 23 43 53 81.21964 Jim McCurdy 20 62 82 75.61965 Jim McCurdy 24 81 108 75.01966 Herwig Baumann 23 91 105 86.71967 John DeBrosse 24 41 49 83.61968 John DeBrosse 25 37 41 90.21969 Willie Taylor 25 149 187 79.71970 Jerry Hirsch 24 71 88 80.71971 Ben Ledbetter 24 66 80 82.51972 Cal Hayslip 25 63 82 76.81973 Chuck Cordell 26 69 78 88.51974 Greg Weber 23 65 89 73.01975 Don Server 17 39 47 83.01976 Mike Ange 24 43 55 78.21977 Rick Swing 27 108 135 80.01978 Mike Ange 25 56 67 83.61979 Rick Swing 27 81 102 79.41980 Randy Nesbit 27 74 80 92.51981 Ed Cornwell 25 24 32 75.01982 Felipe de las Pozas 28 61 73 83.61983 Felipe de las Pozas 28 64 81 79.01984 Jimmy Tharpe 28 50 59 84.71985 Jimmy Tharpe 29 87 101 86.11986 Jimmy Tharpe 28 51 61 83.61987 Ed Conroy 28 51 63 81.01988 Ed Conroy 24 50 59 84.71989 Ed Conroy 28 67 81 82.71990 Todd Holstein 27 37 43 86.01991 Todd Holstein 28 70 85 82.41992 Reggie Jones 25 38 51 74.51993 Abe Hodges 23 24 28 87.51994 Augustus McDowell 27 27 36 75.01995 Noy Castillo 27 32 38 84.21996 Noy Castillo 25 68 83 81.91997 Jamie Jenkins 27 47 57 82.51998 Jamie Jenkins 27 70 86 81.41999 Travis Cantrell 27 31 37 83.82000 Michael Joseph 29 45 55 81.82001 Travis Cantrell 28 67 80 83.72002 Travis Cantrell 29 92 103 89.32003 Clyde Wormley 28 38 50 76.02004 Max Mombollet 28 71 92 77.2

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1957 (Won 11, Lost 14)Player Avg.Teddy Weeks 16.3Dick Wherry 16.1Art Musselman 13.8Ray Graves 10.0Jerry Records 8.0

1958 (Won 16, Lost 11)Player Avg.Art Musselman 15.7Dick Wherry 12.7Ray Graves 12.6Teddy Weeks 7.4Bob Blackledge 7.2

1959 (Won 15, Lost 5)Player Avg.Art Musselman 16.1Dick Wherry 13.7Dick Jones 10.8Ray Graves 9.2Bob Blackledge 6.3

1960 (Won 15, Lost 8)Player Avg.Art Musselman 17.7Ray Graves 16.8Dick Jones 14.1Gary Daniels 10.8Dick Wherry 7.3

1961 (Won 17, Lost 8)Player Avg.Gary Daniels 23.2Dick Jones 16.1Keith Stowers 10.2Jerry Buchanan 6.8Charlie Madrazo 5.5

1962 (Won 8, Lost 15)Player Avg.Gary Daniels 23.9Keith Stowers 12.9Charlie Madrazo 8.5Mike West 8.2Wayne Isaacs 7.0

1963 (Won 3, Lost 20)Player Avg.Dick Martini 14.1George Metkiff 10.3Charlie Madrazo 10.2Mike West 9.0Larry Hitchcock 8.3

1964 (Won 11, Lost 10)Player Avg.Larry Hitchcock 14.8Clem Hartley 14.1Jim McCurdy 13.9Dick Martini 12.2Mike West 10.6

1965 (Won 13, Lost 11)Player Avg.Herwig Baumann 14.9Clem Hartley 14.1Dick Martini 13.7Jim McCurdy 13.6Danny Mohr 7.5

1966 (Won 7, Lost 16)Player Avg.Herwig Baumann 18.5Danny Mohr 15.7Doug Bridges 12.6John DeBrosse 10.8Rob Cauthen 6.3

1967 (Won 8, Lost 16)Player Avg.John DeBrosse 14.4Danny Mohr 13.8Pat Conroy 12.0Al Kroboth 10.0Doug Bridges 9.2

1968 (Won 11, Lost 14)Player Avg.Tee Hooper 15.8Doug Bridges 15.2Willie Taylor 11.4John DeBrosse 11.1Al Kroboth 10.6

1969 (Won 13, Lost 12)Player Avg.Tee Hooper 17.3Willie Taylor 14.9Jerry Hirsch 13.8Al Kroboth 13.0Ben Ledbetter 9.4

1970 (Won 8, Lost 16)Player Avg.Jerry Hirsch 19.6Lou Meckstroth 11.9Willie Taylor 11.7Ben Ledbetter 9.6Mike Ruddle 7.1

1971 (Won 13, Lost 12)Player Avg.Ben Ledbetter 13.3John Sutor 11.8Lou Meckstroth 10.3Mike Ruddle 9.9Steve Fishel 9.4

1972 (Won 12, Lost 13)Player Avg.Steve Fishel 14.9Oscar Scott 12.4John Sutor 11.8Lou Meckstroth 11.7Jim Below 7.2

1973 (Won 11, Lost 15)Player Avg.Steve Fishel 18.3Chuck Cordell 15.3Oscar Scott 11.2Greg Weber 7.5Richard Johnson 5.4Mike Morris 5.4

1974 (Won 10, Lost 14)Player Avg.Rodney McKeever 15.0Arthur McGriff 11.0Chuck Cordell 10.8Greg Weber 10.7Richard Johnson 7.1

1975 (Won 5, Lost 15)Player Avg.Rodney McKeever 23.0Richard Johnson 10.5Mike Ange 9.9Rick Barger 9.5Ricky Day 8.5

1976 (Won 10, Lost 17)Player Avg.Rodney McKeever 20.5Mike Ange 10.7Richard Johnson 10.4Chris Davis 10.1Ricky Day 7.3

1977 (Won 8, Lost 19)Player Avg.Rick Swing 16.6Bob Jacobs 10.8Robert Hoak 7.9Tom Slawson 7.6Chris Davis 7.1

1978 (Won 8, Lost 19)Player Avg.Rick Swing 13.33Randy Nesbit 13.32Tom Slawson 12.5Robert Hoak 9.2Mike Ange 6.2

1979 (Won 20, Lost 7)Player Avg.Tom Slawson 17.1Rick Swing 16.0Randy Nesbit 11.6Dale French 8.6Wade Moore 6.1

1980 (Won 14, Lost 13)Player Avg.Tom Slawson 15.4Randy Nesbit 12.4Mark Cartwright 8.6Wade Moore 6.3Greer Huguley 5.7

1981 (Won 9, Lost 17)Player Avg.Wells Holland 10.8Greer Huguley 9.7Wade Moore 9.2Felipe de las Pozas 8.8Louie Gilbert 8.6

1982 (Won 14, Lost 14)Player Avg.Felipe de las Pozas 13.5Louie Gilbert 13.0Greer Huguley 9.8Wells Holland 8.9Gerald Toney 8.2

1983 (Won 12, Lost 16)Player Avg.Felipe de las Pozas 16.5Regan Truesdale 13.1Louie Gilbert 8.7Gerald Toney 7.2Shawn Brown 6.3

1984 (Won 14, Lost 14)Player Avg.Regan Truesdale 22.0Patrick Elmore 10.6Don Matthews 7.7Al Sheppard 7.1John Sterling 6.8

1985 (Won 18, Lost 11)Player Avg.Regan Truesdale 21.5Jimmy Tharpe 10.3Craig Bardo 9.2Craig Burgess 8.7Don Matthews 7.5

1986 (Won 10, Lost 18)Player Avg.Craig Bardo 16.5Kent Hill 13.8Craig Burgess 13.4John Hartwell 8.7Leon Bryant 7.5

1987 (Won 13, Lost 15)Player Avg.Craig Burgess 17.6Craig Bardo 14.4Leon Bryant 10.0Kent Hill 9.3Ed Conroy 8.1

1988 (Won 8, Lost 20)Player Avg.Kent Hill 14.4Leon Bryant 13.8Ed Conroy 9.7Shelton Campbell 6.7James Stevens 6.6

1989 (Won 16, Lost 12)Player Avg.Patrick Elmore 18.0Leon Bryant 13.8Ed Conroy 10.9Ted Mosay 10.1Johnny Smith 9.5

1990 (Won 12, Lost 16)Player Avg.Patrick Elmore 20.8Ted Mosay 10.6Ryan Nesbit 9.5Aaron Nichols 8.9Johnny Smith 8.6

1991 (Won 6, Lost 22)Player Avg.Ted Mosay 17.5Aaron Nichols 15.0Todd Holstein 9.8Lamar Wright 8.3Scott VanSchaardenburg 7.1

1992 (Won 10, Lost 18)Player Avg. Andre Harris 14.8Robert Dalley 11.0Todd Holstein 9.3Terry Campbell 7.4Lamar Wright 6.4

1993 (Won 10, Lost 17)Player Avg.Andre Harris 10.5Lamar Wright 9.4Terry Campbell 9.4Reggie Jones 9.3David Stevens 8.6

1994 (Won 11, Lost 17)Player Avg.David Stevens 13.3Reggie Jones 13.3Terry Campbell 10.3Moncrief Michael 8.8Augustus McDowell 7.4

1995 (Won 11, Lost 16)Player Avg.Moncrief Michael 13.8Noy Castillo 13.8Matt Newman 10.3Reggie Jones 8.3Chad Leonard 7.3

1996 (Won 10, Lost 16)Player Avg.Jamie Jenkins 15.3Noy Castillo 14.0Matt Newman 12.5Virgil Stevens 11.0Kirill Misyuchenko 7.6

1997 (Won 13, Lost 14)Player Avg.Virgil Stevens 14.4Matt Newman 12.7Jamie Jenkins 11.6Noy Castillo 11.0Kirill Misyuchenko 8.9

1998 (Won 15, Lost 13)Player Avg.Jamie Jenkins 14.7Virgil Stevens 13.3Matt Newman 10.4Kirill Misyuchenko 6.5Ryan Sears 6.4

1999 (Won 9, Lost 18)Player Avg.Alan Puckett 9.0Rod Shiver 8.8Ryan Sears 8.4Jerald Freeman 8.0Travis Cantrell 6.6

2000 (Won 9, Lost 20)Player Avg.Alan Puckett 12.3Cliff Washburn 9.6Travis Cantrell 8.9Michael Joseph 7.7Mike Roy 6.4

2001 (Won 16, Lost 12)Player Avg.Travis Cantrell 12.7Alan Puckett 10.6Cliff Washburn 10.3Michael Joseph 8.0Romas Krywonis 6.4

2002 (Won 17, Lost 12)Player Ave.Travis Cantrell 16.6Michael Joseph 12.1Cliff Washburn 10.6Alan Puckett 7.4Gregg Jones 6.3

2003 (Won 8, Lost 20)Player Ave.Max Mombollet 12.0Clyde Wormley 9.5Michael Joseph 9.0Kevin Hammack 7.5Gregg Jones 7.3

2004 (Won 6, Lost 22)Player Ave.Dante Terry 11.3Max Mombollet 9.7Kevin Hammack 9.7J’mel Everhart 7.4Erick Wilson 6.7

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Noteworthy GamesCitadel 100-pt gamesScore Margin Opponent Year117-100 +17 Chattanooga 1972115-88 +27 UNC-Wilmington 1975114-57 +57 Toccoa Falls 1999113-80 +33 Benedict 1987112-75 +37 Indiana State 1989112-85 +27 Coker 1985112-90 +22 Florida Presbyterian 1972111-93 +18 Coker 1986109-90 +19 Mississippi 1971108-77 +31 Newberry 1984108-62 +46 Erskine 1965107-105 +2 South Carolina-Aiken 1982107-92 +15 Baptist 1975106-101 +5 Western Carolina 1984106-112 -6 Campbell 1976105-97 +8 Western Carolina 2002105-48 +57 Piedmont 1989105-54 +51 Piedmont 1984105-75 +30 Ferrum 2001105-91 +14 East Carolina 1967103-52 +51 Anderson 1997103-61 +42 Piedmont 1979102-85 +17 Wofford 1969102-101 +1 Youngstown State 1991102-53 +49 St. Mary’s (MD) 1996101-49 + 52 Emory 1994101-88 +13 Newberry 1982101-108 -7 Virginia Military Institute 1975100-73 +27 Savannah State 1989100-80 +20 Marshall 1989100-72 +28 Tennessee Wesleyan 1971100-60 +40 Florida State 1960

Opponent 100-pt gamesScore Margin Opponent Year67-154 -87 Furman 195554-125 -71 Paris Island Marines 195578-121 -43 Marshall 198876-121 -45 South Carolina 195665-121 -56 Gibbes AAU 195550-118 -68 North Carolina 199167-117 -50 Presbyterian 195693-116 -23 Virginia Tech 196270-114 -44 Clemson 195672-114 -42 Furman 195485-113 -28 Rhode Island 198863-113 -50 Presbyterian 195661-112 -51 South Carolina 1996106-112 -6 Campbell 197698-112 -14 Richmond 196368-112 -44 Furman 195681-111 -30 East Carolina 197574-108 -34 Weber State 199269-108 -39 Duke 199069-108 -39 Pennsylvania 1977101-108 -7 Virginia Military Institute 197589-108 -19 Richmond 1969

88-107 -19 East Tennessee State 199267-107 -40 Alabama 199267-107 -40 Roanoke 197082-107 -25 Georgia Southern 196568-107 -39 Furman 195377-106 -29 Furman 197875-106 -31 Clemson 197559-106 -47 North Carolina 196971-106 -35 Virginia Military Institute 196373-106 -33 Presbyterian 195468-105 -37 Chattanooga 199578-105 -27 Marshall 1988107-105 +2 South Carolina-Aiken 198249-105 -56 UCLA 197259-105 -46 North Carolina State 197083-105 -22 Auburn 196751-104 -53 North Carolina 198695-104 -9 Furman 197981-104 -23 Xavier, Ohio 196673-103 -30 Pennsylvania 197875-103 -28 North Carolina State 197647-103 -56 Virginia Tech 195692-102 -10 Davidson 198585-102 -17 Clemson 196775-102 -27 East Tennessee State 1966102-101 +1 Youngstown State 1991117-100 +17 Chattanooga 1972

Noteworthy GamesGame Season Opponent Score1 1901 College of Charleston 7-25100 1924 Furman 16-28200 1930 Furman 25-52300 1937 Erskine 23-24400 1942 Erskine 35-36500 1949 Wake Forest 36-57600 1954 Furman 63-91700 1958 VMI 77-63800 1963 West Virginia 61-86900 1967 Georgia Southern 78-791000 1971 Furman 90-801100 1975 Clemson 75-1061200 1979 Western Carolina 78-541300 1983 College of Charleston 50-631400 1986 Appalachian State 55-651500 1990 Dayton 76-971600 1993 Marshall 68-521700 1997 VMI 76-861800 2001 Coastal Carolina 60-681900 2004 Western Carolina 42-711910 2004 Elon 56-66

Win Season Opponent Score1 1913 College of Charleston 24-2150 1921 Furman 31-21100 1927 Wofford 41-23200 1939 South Carolina 40-37300 1956 Newberry 82-78400 1965 George Washington 69-68500 1974 Appalachian State 77-76600 1983 Western Carolina 83-80700 1992 Barton 77-60800 2001 Limestone 78-72845 2004 Georgia Southern 68-65

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Year Home – Avg. Away – Avg. Total – Avg.1973 – 74 20,370 – 1,567 44,140 – 4,013 64,510 – 2,6881974 – 75 15,850 – 1,585 36,125 – 3,613 51,975 – 2,5991975 – 76 34,055 – 2,128 42,155 – 3,832 76,210 – 2,8231976 – 77 25,620 – 1,601 34,005 – 3,091 59,625 – 2,2081977 – 78 20,675 – 1,216 40,750 – 4,075 61,425 – 2,2751978 – 79 42,150 – 2,634 59,460 – 5,405 101,610 – 3,7631979 – 80 26,530 – 1,769 62,435 – 5,203 88,965 – 3,2951980 – 81 17,430 – 1,245 40,142 – 3,345 57,572 – 2,2141981 – 82 19,169 – 1,475 68,103 – 4,540 87,272 – 3,1171982 – 83 18,208 – 1,300 66,720 – 4,766 84,928 – 3,0331983 – 84 16,696 – 1,284 72,733 – 4,848 89,429 – 3,1931984 – 85 18,319 – 1,409 75,936 – 4,746 94,255 – 3,2501985 – 86 17,551 – 1,097 46,274 – 3,856 63,825 – 2,2791986 – 87 17,218 – 1,324 70,869 – 4,725 88,087 – 3,1461987 – 88 12,057 – 1,005 65,756 – 4,384 77,813 – 2,7791988 – 89 13,381 – 1,115 62,733 – 4,826 76,114 – 3,0451989 – 90 38,075 – 2,380 62,560 – 5,213 100,635 – 3,5941990 – 91 20,960 – 1,310 64,437 – 5,370 85,397 – 3,0501991 – 92 19,405 – 1,492 75,182 – 5,783 98,160 – 3,5051992 – 93 14,615 – 1,329 54,871 – 3,429 69,486 – 2,5741993 – 94 37,757 – 2,697 48,789 – 3,753 86,546 – 3,2051994 – 95 16,736 – 1,395 51,361 – 3,951 78,735 – 2,9161995 – 96 24,258 – 1,866 32,897 – 3,290 81,148 – 3,1211996 – 97 26,856 – 1,790 32,178 – 2,682 59,034 – 2,1861997 – 98 23,251 – 1,661 42,946 – 3,579 71,349 – 2,5481998 – 99 20,294 – 1,450 38,463 – 3,068 60,404 – 2,2371999 – 00 19,121 – 1,471 29,123 – 2,648 54,984 – 1,8962000 – 01 28,675 – 2,048 33,434 – 3,039 66,159 – 2,3632001 – 02 28,828 – 2,059 40,315 – 3,360 77,153 – 2,6602002 – 03 27,555 – 1,837 53,960 – 4,497 83,946 – 2,9982003 – 04 22,212 – 1,388 30,054 – 2,732 54,481 – 1,946

Annual Attendance Top Home CrowdsAtt. Opponent Date Score6,000 College of Charleston 2-6-99 39-606,000 South Carolina 2-20-97 55-856,000 Duke 1-16-91 50-835,907 College of Charleston 2-10-94 49-515,854 College of Charleston 1-11-90 58-815,822 South Carolina 12-5-00 71-745,675 College of Charleston 1-25-96 69-765,563 College of Charleston 2-12-01 62-58

Top Crowds To WatchThe Citadel

Att. Site Opponent Year Score19,207 Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina 1990-91 50-11817,143 Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina 1991-92 58-9717,503 College Park, MD Maryland 2002-03 49-9716,985 Bloomington, IN Indiana 1973-74 55-7415,500 Nashville, TN Vanderbilt 1978-79 63-7815,300 Lawrence, KS Kansas 1986-87 71-7412,487 Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1971-72 49-10511,769 Dayton, OH Dayton 1989-90 76-9711,666 Charlotte,NC North Carolina 1979-80 40-5111,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1979-80 35-5711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1981-82 44-5411,666 Charlotte, NC North Carolina 1981-82 46-6711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1982-83 47-5711,666 Charlotte, NC N.C. State 1983-84 49-50

Southern ConferenceCoach-of-the-Year(Anton Foy Award)

Norm Sloan, 1957Les Robinson, 1979Randy Nesbit, 1989

Southern Conference CoachesCoach-of-the-Year

Randy Nesbit, 1989

Southern ConferencePlayer-of-the-Year

(Malcolm U. Pitt Award)Rodney McKeever, 1976Regan Truesdale, 1984Regan Truesdale, 1985

All-Southern ConferenceFirst Team (voted by media)

Gary Daniels, 1961Gary Daniels, 1962John Sutor, 1972Steve Fishel, 1973

Rodney McKeever, 1975Rodney McKeever, 1976

Rick Swing, 1979Regan Truesdale, 1984Regan Truesdale, 1985Patrick Elmore, 1990

Ted Mosay, 1991

All-Southern ConferenceSecond Team

(voted by media)Herwig Baumann, 1966

Tee Hooper, 1969Ben Ledbetter, 1971

Steve Fishel, 1972Rodney McKeever, 1974

Rick Swing, 1977Randy Nesbit, 1979Tom Slawson, 1979Tom Slawson, 1980Randy Nesbit, 1980

Felipe de las Pozas, 1983Craig Burgess, 1987Patrick Elmore, 1989Jamie Jenkins, 1998

Travis Cantrell, 2002

All-Southern Conference(voted by coaches)Patrick Elmore, 1990

Ted Mosay, 1991Reggie Jones, 1994

Moncrief Michael, 1995Noy Castillo, 1996Jamie Jenkins, 1998

Southern ConferenceAll-Freshman Team

Leon Bryant, 1986Aaron Nichols, 1990Lamar Wright, 1991

Moncrief Michael, 1994

Matt Newman, 1995Virgil Stevens, 1996Alan Puckett, 1999Rod Shiver, 1999

J’mel Everhart, 2004

Southern ConferenceAll-Tournament First Team

Art Musselman, 1959Gary Daniels, 1961Rick Swing, 1979

Regan Truesdale, 1985

Southern ConferenceAll-Tournament Second Team

Jake Burrows, 1940John Shumate, 1943Ray Graves, 1959Dick Jones, 1961

Gary Daniels, 1962Doug Bridges, 1967Ben Ledbetter, 1971Chuck Cordell, 1974

Rodney McKeever, 1976Rick Swing, 1977

Randy Nesbit, 1979Tom Slawson, 1979

Felipe de las Pozas, 1982Felipe de las Pozas, 1983Regan Truesdale, 1983

Craig Burgess, 1987Patrick Elmore, 1989Jamie Jenkins, 1999

Southern ConferencePlayer-of-the-WeekBen Ledbetter (3), 1971

Rick Swing (11), 1977Tom Slawson (1), 1979Rick Swing (5), 1979

Tom Slawson (12), 1979Regan Truesdale (8), 1983Regan Truesdale (6), 1984Regan Truesdale (9), 1984Regan Truesdale (1), 1985Regan Truesdale (2), 1985Regan Truesdale (8), 1985

Kent Hill (3), 1986Kent Hill (8), 1986

Leon Bryant (4), 1987Kent Hill (12), 1988

Patrick Elmore (10), 1989Patrick Elmore (6), 1990Patrick Elmore (11), 1990Terry Campbell (2), 1994

Moncrief Michael (10), 1995Matt Newman (12), 1995

Noy Castillo (7), 1996Matt Newman (5), 1997Jamie Jenkins (7), 1998

Cliff Washburn (2), 2001Alan Puckett (5), 2001

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Ange, Mike ‘75-76-77-78 (9.9, 10.7, 5.2, 6.2) Virginia Beach, VAAtkinson, Jim ‘73 (0.0) Mullins, SCBallard, Al ‘56 Asheville, NCBardo, Craig ‘85-86-87 (9.2, 16.5, 14.4) Carbondale, ILBarger Rick ‘74-75-76 (4.1, 9.5, 3.3) Columbia, SCBaumann, Herwig ‘64-65-66 (4.8, 14.9, 18.5) Dayton, OHBell, Larry ‘74-75 (2.8, 1.9) Crisfield, MDBelow, Jim ‘71-72 (4.0, 7.2) West Palm Beach, FLBishop, James ‘88-89 (1.9, 1.1) Darlington, SCBlackledge, Bob ‘57-58-59 (4.5, 7.2, 6.3) Fort Wayne, INBomhorst, Dave ‘68 (0.0) Piqua, OHBraggs, Boikai ‘91, ‘93 (2.1, 0.3) Darlington, SCBridges, Doug ‘66-67-68 (12.6, 8.4, 15.2) Raleigh, SCBrown, Shawn ‘82-83-84-85 (4.9, 6.3, 6.3, 6.6) Charleston, SCBryant, Leon ‘87-88-89 (7.5, 10.0, 12.4,13.8) Hampton, SCBuchanan, Jerry ‘58-59-60-61 (2.0, 2.5, 2.4, 6.8) Charleston, SCBurgess, Craig ‘84-85-86-87 (3.3, 8.7, 13.4, 17.6) Lake City, SCBurns, Marshall ‘93-94 (1.6, 0.2) Charleston, SCCampbell, Shelton ‘88 (6.7) Charleston, SCCampbell, Terry ‘91-92-93-94 (5.8, 7.4, 9.4, 10.3) Camden, SC

Cantrell, Travis ‘99-00 -01-02 (6.6, 8.9,12.7, 16.6) Floyd, VACartwright, Mark ‘79-80 (5.0, 8.6) Bakersfield, CACastillo, Noy ‘94-95-96-97 (3.0, 13.8, 14.0, 11.0) New Albany, INCathcart, Jim ‘54 Chatham, NJCauthen, Rob ‘66-67-68 (6.3, 1.2, 1.5) Rock Hill, SCConnor, Greg ‘67-68-69 (5.6, 3.3, 4.4) Morris, ILConroy, Ed ‘86-87-88-89 (3.2, 8.1, 9.7, 10.9) Davenport, IOConroy, Pat ‘65-66-67 (5.3, 4.6, 11.8) Beaufort, SCCordell, Chuck ‘72-73-74 (3.0, 15.3, 10.8) Marion, SCCornwell, Ed ‘79-80-81 (0.9, 0.7, 4.1) Charleston, SCCrafton, Trevor ‘99 (3.9) Hanover, INCreech, Dennis ‘71 (1.1) Charleston, SCCunningham, Jackie ‘95 (2.1) Shelby, NCDalley, Robert ‘88-89-90 & ‘92 (5.5, 3.2, 8.5, 11.0) Surrey,EnglandDamon, Chuck ‘76 (4.5, 3.2) Grand Rapids, MIDaniels, Gary ‘60-61-62 (10.8, 23.2, 23.9) Canton, OHDavis, Chris ‘76-77-78-79 (10.1, 7.1, 5.8, 6.1) Kershaw, SCDavis, Matt ‘03-04 (2.2, 2.1) Dallas, TXDay, Ricky ‘74-75-76-77 (5.3, 8.5, 7.3, 3.3) Charleston, SCDeBrosse, John ‘66-67-68 (10.8, 14.4, 11.1) Piqua, OHDe Groote, Cory ‘92 (1.8) Terre Haute, INde las Pozas, Felipe ‘80-81-82-83 (3.3, 8.8, 13.5, 16.5) Miami, FLDicks, Dale ‘78 (0.4) Lake City, SCDriver, Bob ‘54-55 Jacksonville, FLEarls, Reno ‘96 (6.0) Gainesville, GAEdgington, Al ‘72-73 (1.3, 0.0) Findlay, OHEllison, Morton ‘55 Charleston, SCElliott, Bob ‘58-59-60-61 (0.3, 3.6, 1.8, -) Morganfield, KYElmore, Patrick ‘84, ‘89-90 (10.6, 18.0, 20.8) Ridgeville, SCEverhart, J’mel ‘04 (7.4, 7.0) Tyler, TXFerris, Bob ‘73-74 (0.8, 1.1) Lompac, CAFishel, Steve ‘71-72-73 (9.4, 14.9, 18.3) Monticello, INFiske, Bill ‘54-55, Miami, FLFord, Al ‘82 (0.8) Sumter, SC

Fowler, Kelvin ‘04 (1.3, 0.9) Garland, TXFralinger, Al ‘54, Bridgeton, SCFrazier, Victor ‘84 (1.9) Hilton Head, SCFreeman, Jerald ‘98-99 (3.6, 8.0) N. Charleston, SCFrench, Dale ‘76-77-78-79 (2.6, 6.2, 5.8, 8.6) Lebanon, INGau, Tom ‘69 (0.9) Cincinnati, OHGayewski, Gerry ‘56 Hunlocks Creek, PAGilbert, Louie ‘80-81-82-83 (3.7, 8.6, 13.0, 8.7) Lawrenceburg, KYGlad, David ‘95-96 (0.3, 0.9) Leavenworth, KSGochnauer, Matt ‘04 (1.1, 0.7) James Island, SCGowdown, Dan ‘95 (4.5) Dayton, OHGraves, Ray ‘57-58-59-60 (10.0, 12.6, 9.2, 16.8) St. Mary’s, OHHammack, Kevin ‘03-04 (8.4, 2.8, 4.6) Pumphrey, MDHancock, Ward ‘55-56 Palatka, FLHanna, Ron ‘56 New Kensington, PAHarmening, Dick ‘55-56 (10.3, 13.0) Greenfield, INHarris, Andre ‘90-91-92-93 (3.1, 6.0, 14.8, 10.5) Greenville, SCHartley, Clem ‘64-65 (5.9, 14.1) Portsmouth, OHHartwell, John ‘84-85-86-87 (2.2, 5.7, 8.7, 5.0) Mobile, ALHayslip, Cal ‘71-72 (6.0, 7.0) Spartanburg, SCHeyward, Wendell ‘99 (2.0) Charleston, SCHill, Hoke ‘70 (3.7) Hartwell, GAHill, Kent ‘85-86-87-88 (2.4, 13.8, 9.3, 14.4) Newberry, SCHines, William ‘99 (2.4) Jacksonville, FLHirsch, Jerry ‘68-69-70 (5.2, 13.8, 19.6) Oceanside, NYHitchcock, Larry ‘62-63-64 (5.7, 8.3, 14.8) Richmond, INHoak, Robert ‘77-78 (7.9, 9.2) Woodberry Forest, VAHodges, Abe ‘91-92-93 (0.9, 1.3, 3.0) Tallahassee, FLHolland, Wells ‘79-80-81-82 (2.8, 3.0, 10.8, 8.9) Aiken, SCHolstein, Todd ‘90-91-92 (6.3, 9.8, 9.3) Fairfield, OHHooper, Tee ‘67-68-69 (7.2, 15.8, 17.3) Greenville, SCHowe, Dan ‘61 (12.1) Fort Wayne, INHuguley, Greer ‘80-81-82-83 (5.7, 9.7, 9.8, 5.1) Greenville, SCHumphries, Chip ‘95 (0.3) Sumter, SCIsaacs, Wayne ‘62-63-64 (7.0, 6.7, 5.7) Newark, OHIshie, Love ‘92 (1.0) Lagos, NigeriaJacobs, Bob ‘77-78 (10.8, 4.6) Gosnell, ARJames, Edward ‘81 (0.9) Society Hill, SCJemerson, Marlon ‘92 (2.7) Charlestown, INJenkins, Jamie ‘95-96-97-98 (5.6,15.3, 11.6, 14.7) Lenior, NCJohnson, Ben ‘78 (2.2) Raleigh, SCJohnson, Richard ‘73-74-75-76 (5.4, 7.1, 10.5, 10.7) Blue Island,ILJohnson, Robbie ‘94 (0.2) Myrtle Beach, SCJones, Dick ‘58-59-60-61 (4.4, 10.8, 14.1, 16.1) Columbus, OHJones, Gregg ‘00-01-02-03 (4.3, 5.2, 6.3) Waldorf, MDJones, Reggie ‘92-93-94 (4.3, 9.4, 13.3) Beaufort, SCJordan, Patrick ‘01-2 (1.0, 0.7) Redwood City, CAJoseph, Michael ‘00-01-02 (7.7,8.0, 12.1) Deerfield Beach, FLKennedy, Brian ‘67-68 (2.8, 1.8) Andover, MSKiggans, Bob ‘63-64-65 (6.4, 2.0, 4.3) Wellsville, OHKinzig, Brian ‘93-94 (0.2, 1.2), Pensacola, FL

Kroboth, Al ‘67-68-69 (10.0, 10.6, 13.0) Linden, NJKrywonis, Romas ‘00-01-02-03 (3.6,6.4, 5.0) Phoenix, MDKunz, Jonathan ‘96-97-98-99 (5.1, 2.9, 3.6, 3.8) Hampden, ME

Pat ConroyCraig Burgess

Jamie Jenkins Romas Krywonis

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LeForce, Jeff ‘82-83 (0.4, 0.5) Charleston, SCLedbetter, Ben ‘69-70-71 (9.4, 9.6, 13.3) Charlestown, INLeonard, Chad ‘93-94-95 (3.0, 5.8, 7.3) Bethesda, MDLondon, Julian ‘95-96-97-98 (2.7, 4.3, 1.1, 0.4) Greensboro, NCLorin, Henry ‘76 (2.0) Utica, MIMacDonald, Glenn ‘73 (3.3) Wilmington, OHMadrazo, Charlie ‘61-62-63 (5.5, 8.5, 10.2) Harrison, NYMartini, Dick ‘63-64-65 (14.1, 12.2, 13.7) Passaic, NJMathis, Jimmy ‘76 (2.4) Charleston, SCMatthew, Don ‘83-84-85 (2.3, 7.7, 7.5) Panama City, FLMcCurdy, Jim ‘64-65 (13.9, 13.6) Avalon, PAMcDonald, Mickey ‘55-56-57 (-, 7.0, -) Miami, FLMcDowell, Augustus ‘91-92-93-94 (2.6, 6.3, 3.9, 7.4) Goldsboro,NCMcGriff, Arthur ‘74 (11.0) Lakeland, GAMcKeever, Rodney ‘74-75-76 (15.0, 23.0, 20.5) Charleston, SCMcQueeney, Billy ‘96-97-98 (0.0, 0.3) Charleston, SCMeade, Dick ‘62 (2.2) London, OHMeckstroth, Lou ‘70-71-72 (11.9, 10.3, 11.7) Lima, OHMichael, Moncrief ‘94-95 (8.8, 13.8) Charlotte, NCMilford, Kenny ‘00 -01-02-03 (3.4,2.1, 3.4) Charleston, SCMiller, Andy ‘03-04 (1.2, 2.4) Pittsburgh, PAMisyuchenko, Kirill ‘96-97-98 (7.6, 8.9, 6.5) West Hartford, CTMohr, Danny ‘65-66-67 (7.5, 15.7, 13.3) Wilmington, SCMoiten, Dave ‘56 St. Augustine, FLMombollet, Max ‘01-02-03-04 (8.0, 5.3) Central African RepublicMoore, Wade ‘78-79-80-81 (4.3, 6.1, 6.3, 9.2) Florence, SCMorris, Mike ‘71-72-73 (1.7, 3.0, 5.4) St. Marys, WVMorrison, Greg ‘75 (7.4) Willshire, OHMosay, Ted ‘88-89-90-91 (5.0, 10.1, 10.6, 17.5) Elizabeth, PAMusselman, Art ‘57-58-59-60 (13.8, 15.7, 16.1, 17.7) Huntington, INNesbit, Randy ‘78-79-80 (12.3, 11.6, 12.4) Sutersville, PANesbit, Ryan ‘87-88-89-90 (4.3, 5.8, 5.9, 9.5) Sutersville, PANewman, Matt ‘95-96-97-98 (10.3, 12.5, 12.7, 10.4) Doylestown, OHNichols, Aaron ‘90-91 (8.9, 15.0) Cincinnati, OHOlalere, Augustine ‘91 (0.0) Lagos, NigeriaOlsen, David ‘96 (3.0) Louisville, KYOmerod, Kip ‘61-62 (2.6, 3.4) Fort Wayne, INOrrell, George ‘54 Hazelton, PAPaone, Ed ‘80-82-83 (2.2, 2.0, 2.3) Ocean City, NJParks, T.J. ‘79-80 (1.6, 2.7) Tucumcari, NMPatton, Bryan ‘97-98-99 (3.9, 4.7, 2.8) Cleveland, OHPlum, Andy ‘93 (2.5) Mason, OHPoole, Kevin ‘96 (0.7) Fort Clayton, PanamaPuckett, Alan ‘99-00 -01 -02 (9.0, 12.3,10.6, 7.4) Hot Springs, ARJohan Rat (97-98-99 (0.3, 1.4, 2.4) Paris, FranceRebber, Danny ‘61 (-) Seymour, INRecords, Jerry ‘57-58-59-60 (8.0, 4.9, 1.5, -) Columbia, INRieker, Mike ‘71 (1.9) Findlay, OHRoberts, Mike ‘94 (1.5) Malvern, PARodgers, John ‘75-76-77 (4.3, 1.8, 3.4) Pine Brook, NJRoulston, Bill ‘88 (1.6) Summerville, SCRoy, Mike ‘98-99-00 -01(4.2, 6.1, 6.4,6.1) Meredith, NHRuddle, Mike ‘70-71 (7.1, 9.9) Fairfield, OHRussell, Tonny ‘70 (3.9) Jackson, TN

Saville, Bert ‘56 Kinston, SCSawyer, Richey ‘87 (1.6) Baton Rouge, LASchwarze, Bob ‘56 Jersey City, NJScott, Oscar ‘72-73 (12.4, 11.2) Charleston, SCSears, Ryan ‘96-97-98-99 (3.0, 4.3, 6.4, 8.4) Centerville, OHServer, Don ‘75-76-77 (4.3, 1.9, 2.3) Hanover, INSetzer, Sewell ‘02 (0.3) Orlando, FLShaffrey, Chris ‘82 (0.0) Huntington, WVSheppard, Al ‘84-85 (7.1, 4.0) Tampa, FLShiver, Rod ‘99 (8.8) Columbia, SCShockley, Dick ‘54 (16.3) Wilmington, DESlawson, Tom ‘77-78-79-80 (7.6, 12.5, 17.1, 14.5) Summerville, SCSmith, Johnny ‘87-88-89-90 (2.5, 4.4, 9.5, 8.6) Walterboro, SCSmith, Kevin ‘94 (0.6) Charleston, SCSparling, Bud ‘55-56 Miami, FLSpivey, Gill ‘55-56 Charleston, SCStarkes, Xavier ‘81-82 (1.2, 1.0) Columbia, SCSterling, John ‘82-83-84-85 (5.0, 5.0, 6.8) Greenville, SCStevens, David ‘93-94 (8.6, 13.3) Goose Creek, SCStevens, Virgil ‘96-97-98 (11.0, 14.4, 13.3) North Charleston, SCStevens, James ‘86-87-88-89 (2.2, 4.6, 6.6, 5.3) Latta, SCStowers, Keith ‘60-61-62 (1.3, 10.2, 12.9) Ironton, OHSutor, John ‘71-72 (11.8, 14.3) Philadelphia, PASwing, Rick ‘76-77-78-79 (7.0, 16.6, 13.3, 16.1) Frankfort, INTerry, Dante ‘03-04 (8.0, 1.6) Virginia Beach, VATheos, Jerry ‘77 (0.6) Charleston, SCTindal, Red ‘54 Charleston, SCTharpe, Jimmy ‘83-84-85-86 (3.8, 6.1, 10.3, 6.8) Winter Haven, FLThompson, Joseph ‘04 (3.4, 1.7) Whiteville, NCTobias, Ben ‘00-01-02-03 (0.9,2.1, 0.9) Oregon, OHToney, Gerald ‘81-82-83 (8.1, 8.2, 7.2) Darlington, SCTrimble, John ‘75 (3.6) Hanover, INTruesdale, Regan ‘82-83-84-85 (2.3, 13.1, 22.0, 21.5) Heath Springs, SCTucker, Terry ‘79-80-81-82 (2.4, 3.1, 3.9, 0.7) Oak Lawn, ILVanSchaardenburg, Scott ‘91-92-93 (7.1, 5.2, 7.7) Bridgman, MIVon Harten, Skeet ‘54-55 Beaufort, SC

Washburn, Cliff ‘99-00-01-02 (6.0, 9.6, 10.3, 10.6) Shelby, NCWeber, Greg ‘72-73-74 (3.3, 7.5, 10.7) Rossford, OHWeeks, Teddy ‘56-57-58-59 (10.6, 16.3, 7.4, 4.3) Charleston, SCWehmeister, George ‘59-60-61 (4.9, 2.7, 5.1) Fort Wayne, INWest, Mike ‘62-63-64 (8.2, 9.0, 10.6) Media, PAWestburg, Keith ‘82 (0.8) Greenville, SCWherry, Dick ‘57-58-59-60 (16.1, 12.7, 13.7, 7.3) Columbus, OHWhite, Al ‘54-55 Charleston, SCWilliamson, Matt ‘91-92 (1.0) Marietta, GAWilson, Erick ‘01-02-03 (2.5, 0.6) Omaha, NEWormley, Clyde ‘00-01-02-03 (3.1,2.7, 3.9) Columbus, GAWright, Lamar ‘91-92-93-94 (8.3, 6.4, 9.4, 6.0) Ft. Campbell, KYXia, Aaron ‘04 (2.4, 1.3) Friendswood, TXYoung, Kedron ‘02-03-04 (1.4, 0.7) Moncks Corner, SCZinsky, Bill ‘67 (9.5) Glassboro, NJ

Mike Morris Kenny Milford

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1900-01 (0-1)Manager: Cadet C. S. McCall7 College of Charleston 25

1902-1912 (no team)

1913 (2-3) • Coach: J.G. Briggs16 YMCA 3024 College of Charleston 2117 College of Charleston 3128 College of Charleston 3033 YMCA 28

1914 (6-1) • Coach: Hans Kangeter32 YMCA 3142 College of Charleston 1131 Newberry 2415 South Carolina 2433 Newberry 1734 YMCA 2749 College of Charleston 6

1915 (5-2) • Coach: Hans Kangeter49 College of Charleston 2725 South Carolina 1722 Newberry 2423 Newberry 3848 YMCA 1858 College of Charleston 848 Clemson 20

1916 (4-2) • Coach: Hans Kangeter30 College of Charleston 2541 College of Charleston 1127 Charleston Athletic Club 2525 South Carolina 2919 Newberry 2731 South Carolina 19

1917 (6-1) • Coach: Harry O’Brien46 College of Charleston 748 Navy Yard Machinist Mates 1159 College of Charleston 1530 Charleston Athletic Club 1923 South Carolina 2623 Charleston Athletic Club 2041 South Carolina 17

1918 (0-1) • Coach: Harry O’Brien15 College of Charleston 48

1919 (9-0) • Coach: C.F. Myers37 West End 2533 Ashley Athletic Club 1534 West End 2932 Ashley Athletic Club 1426 Ft. Jackson 48th Infantry (ot) 2525 Ft. Jackson 48th Infantry 2233 South Carolina 2539 Presbyterian 1829 South Carolina 15

1920 (11-0) • Coach: C.F. Myers54 Ashley Athletic Club 419 South Carolina 822 Furman 1619 Newberry 1031 Presbyterian 2231 Camp Jackson 2219 Furman 1641 College of Charleston 1148 Camp Jackson 2534 South Carolina 2236 Trinity 25

1921 (9-6) • Coach: C.F. Myers55 College of Charleston 1532 Newberry 1711 South Carolina 2228 Furman 1121 Wofford 2220 Newberry 3828 Clemson 2621 Wofford 1921 Presbyterian 1131 Furman 2129 South Carolina 13

10 Virginia Tech 3529 Washington & Lee 158 Virginia Military Institute 7115 Virginia 51

1922 (6-5) • Coach: C.F. Myers22 Newberry 1929 Clemson 836 Furman 3132 Wofford 2517 South Carolina 1819 Clemson 2022 Newberry 3520 Furman 3028 Wofford 2729 South Carolina 1622 Vanderbilt 37* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1923 (5-5) • Coach: C.F. Myers16 South Carolina 2221 Newberry 3237 Presbyterian 1810 South Carolina 3446 Newberry 1023 Furman 3118 Spartanburg YMCA 4020 Presbyterian 1934 Furman 2532 College of Charleston 14

1924 (2-8) • Coach: C.F. Myers24 South Carolina 2613 Newberry 2027 Wofford 2018 South Carolina 2516 Newberry 3523 Presbyterian 3227 Wofford 1311 Furman 3910 Presbyterian 2316 Furman 28

1925 (11-2) • Coach: C. F. Myers46 Standard Oil 1834 South Carolina 2934 Clemson 1838 Furman 3229 South Carolina 3227 Wofford 2544 Furman 3425 Clemson 2152 Presbyterian 3045 Wofford 2030 Mississippi* 2642 Birmingham Southern* 2424 Mercer* 31* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1926 (10-6) • Coach: Locke Brown35 Parris Island Marines 1714 College of Charleston 1242 South Carolina 2435 Presbyterian 2838 Furman 2320 South Carolina 2826 Clemson 2330 Oglethorpe 2230 Chattanooga 3632 Mercer 3528 Wofford 3339 Davidson 3722 Furman 3237 Newberry* 1936 Furman* 2623 Mississippi* 41* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1927 (17-2) • Coach: Benny Blatt45 Parris Island Marines 1925 Furman 3735 Newberry 2134 College of Charleston 2346 Presbyterian 25

56 Oglethorpe 2650 Mercer 1446 Mercer 3238 Mercer 3341 Davidson 2640 Davidson 3652 Wofford 3726 Newberry 2043 Presbyterian 2241 Wofford 2337 Furman 4343 Kentucky* 3640 Tennessee-Chattanooga* 3042 Mercer* 41* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1928 (13-5) • Coach: Benny Blatt55 Parris Island Marines 4447 South Carolina 2847 Savannah Athletic Club 3130 Mercer 3815 Mercer 3353 Oglethorpe 3642 Furman 4155 Presbyterian 3047 Newberry 2339 Davidson 3026 South Carolina 3239 Wofford 2722 Furman 5927 Newberry 2556 Presbyterian 4869 Wofford 3247 College of Charleston 3434 Birmingham Southern* 35* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation Tournament (Atlanta, GA)

1929 (12-4) • Coach: Benny Blatt40 Erskine 3642 South Carolina 3640 Clemson 3735 Mercer 4129 Mercer 5241 Presbyterian 3042 Newberry 1326 College of Charleston 1551 South Carolina 4035 Newberry 2851 Presbyterian 3133 Clemson 3524 Furman 3932 Wofford 1838 Wofford 1554 Furman 38

1930 (9-11) • Coach: Benny Blatt41 Parris Island Marines 4536 Parris Island Marines 3338 Augusta YMCA 2921 Atlanta YMCA 3641 Fort Benning 6333 Fort Benning 5835 Mercer 5321 Erskine 3220 Erskine 2838 Wofford 1853 Presbyterian 4138 Presbyterian 3020 Furman 4331 South Carolina 3234 Newberry 2845 Wofford 2135 Clemson (ot) 3825 Furman 5246 Newberry 2850 College of Charleston 44

1931 (6-9) • Coach: Johnny Douglas13 Erskine 3723 Erskine 2616 Wofford 2222 Furman 4549 Newberry 3430 College of Charleston 32

22 South Carolina 1933 Newberry 2632 Wofford 2821 Furman 3534 Presbyterian (ot) 3932 Presbyterian 3322 Davidson 2140 College of Charleston 3726 College of Charleston 30

1932 (8-11) • Coach: Johnny Douglas42 Jewish Alliance 2329 Stetson 3924 Stetson 2945 Rollins 2246 Rollins 1630 Sears 2824 Wofford 2024 Furman 2622 Stetson 2626 Newberry 3222 South Carolina 2427 Newberry 2914 Wofford 2212 Clemson 1711 Furman 2317 South Carolina 2532 Davidson 2131 College of Charleston 2536 College of Charleston 21

1933 (4-11) • Coach: Johnny Douglas32 Parris Island Marines 2627 Parris Island Marines 2827 Jewish Alliance 2929 Wofford 3024 Newberry 4626 Erskine 2936 South Carolina 5730 Newberry 3730 Erskine 3352 Presbyterian 3330 Furman 3324 Wofford 3319 Furman 2835 College of Charleston 2538 College of Charleston 21

1934 (8-7) • Coach: Charlie Willard43 Augusta YMCA 4942 Augusta YMCA 3815 Wofford 2634 Celtics 4230 College of Charleston 2744 Newberry 2522 Erskine 3029 Presbyterian 2233 Erskine 3530 Furman 2326 Wofford 3334 Newberry 2230 Furman 2332 College of Charleston 3335 College of Charleston 32

1935 (6-9) • Coach: Charlie Willard26 Presbyterian 2417 South Carolina 3323 Wofford 3937 Newberry 3653 City League 3739 Newberry 3344 Presbyterian 3931 Erskine 2230 Furman 4530 Wofford 4325 South Carolina 5426 Erskine 2722 Furman 3418 College of Charleston 4318 College of Charleston 33

1936 (7-5) • Coach: Rock Norman31 Erskine 2934 Wofford 4246 Newberry 3331 College of Charleston 28

42 Presbyterian 3133 Furman 4039 Wofford 4018 South Carolina 5446 Newberry 3827 Presbyterian 2429 Erskine 3532 Furman 30

1937 (7-12) • Coach: Rock Norman26 Erskine 1526 Furman 2823 Wofford 3929 College of Charleston 3144 Newberry 2227 Presbyterian 1623 Erskine 2431 Newberry 3437 Davidson 4638 Clemson 4439 Wofford 2434 Davidson 4628 Furman 4418 Wake Forest 4241 College of Charleston 3532 College of Charleston 2731 Presbyterian 3027 South Carolina 4832 South Carolina 34

1938 (13-5) • Coach: Rock Norman37 Furman 1731 South Carolina 2128 Erskine 2431 Wofford 3337 Presbyterian 1845 Newberry 3133 Davidson 2933 Wake Forest 4529 North Carolina State 4328 Clemson 2639 South Carolina 2739 Wofford 3528 Davidson 2635 Clemson 4758 Newberry 4544 Presbyterian 3043 Maryland 4546 Furman 36

1939 (14-5) • Coach: Rock Norman37 Duke 4939 Richmond 2435 George Washington 4648 Catholic 3732 Furman 2840 South Carolina (ot) 3744 Wofford 3243 Newberry 3639 Presbyterian 3732 Davidson 4642 Clemson 3850 South Carolina 3831 Wofford 2356 Furman 3445 Davidson 3036 Clemson 5149 Newberry 4855 Presbyterian 39*38 North Carolina State 40* Southern Intercollegiate AthleticAssociation (Raleigh, NC)

1940 (8-9) • Coaches: Rock Norman &Ben Parker30 Furman 2440 Erskine 3833 South Carolina 2740 Duke 5136 at North Carolina 3836 Presbyterian 3839 Wofford# 4536 William & Mary* 3546 Davidson† 3127 Clemson 3836 at Furman 3532 at Presbyterian 40

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27 at South Carolina 2628 at Wofford 2342 Davidson 5230 at Clemson 4635 at Duke 40# First game at McAlister Field House* First win at McAlister Field House† First game for Coach Ben Parker

1941 (6-12) • Coach: Ben Parker28 at Parris Island Marines 2755 at Parris Island Marines 3651 at Savannah Ice Service 6258 at Augusta Sporters 5036 Presbyterian 3944 Furman 4828 South Carolina 4046 Erskine 4143 Davidson 5148 at Wake Forest 6357 at North Carolina State 5037 at South Carolina 5548 Clemson 6248 Presbyterian 5337 Davidson 3943 Clemson 6246 Wofford 4135 at Furman 41

1942 (2-14) • Coach: Ben Clemons40 Presbyterian 5045 Newberry 2823 North Carolina State 4135 at Virginia Tech 4840 Furman 2227 at South Carolina 4722 at Furman 4238 Clemson 3940 at Wake Forest 6440 at North Carolina State 6451 Wake Forest 6039 at Davidson 4133 Davidson 4852 South Carolina 5427 at Clemson 3535 Erskine 36

1943 (8-6) • Coach: Bo Sherman41 South Carolina 4749 Clemson 3551 at Shaw Field 4046 Newberry 3852 Charleston Coast Guard 2949 at Davidson 5444 Davidson 4863 at Clemson 3838 Wake Forest 3952 Wake Forest 3937 Duke* 5641 Lemoco 3437 South Carolina 2338 at South Carolina 44* Southern IntercollegiateAthletic Association Tournament (Raleigh,N C )

1944 (2-3) • Coach: Ben Clemons28 at Fort Moultrie 3044 Fort Moultrie 2343 Davidson 4724 Stark General Hospital 2338 at Florence AAB 42

1945 (16-7) • Coach: Ernest Wehman48 Charleston Navy Base 6649 Charleston Marines 3243 Gray Line 4264 Charleston Marines 2660 Charleston Military Police 3457 Charleston Navy Base 2346 Furman 2846 Furman 3251 South Carolina 5957 at Furman 3660 at Furman 5255 Newberry 4452 Davidson 32

43 Clemson 5252 Clemson 2930 Charleston Navy Base 5252 Lessers 3060 at Davidson 2641 at Clemson 3938 at Clemson 4347 at South Carolina 7341 William & Mary* 5449 Lemoco 29* Southern IntercollegiateAthletic Association Tournament (Raleigh,N C )

1946 (7-11) • Coach: Eugene Clark38 Gray Line 3633 Charleston Coast Guard 3641 Charleston Navy Base 5746 Wofford 4037 at Presbyterian 3629 at South Carolina 6657 Erskine 1744 Newberry 5041 Davidson 3941 Presbyterian 3546 Clemson 6350 at Newberry 6130 at Davidson 3733 South Carolina 5265 Furman 4544 at Wofford 5824 at Clemson 7645 at Furman 58

1947 (5-11) • Coach: Whitey Piro67 Presbyterian 4753 at Furman 7655 Charleston Navy Base 7463 Furman 8663 Clemson 6650 at Presbyterian 9865 at Newberry 5859 South Carolina 7664 George Washington 7362 at North Carolina 8069 at Wofford 7074 Wofford 6562 Davidson 5271 at East Carolina 8756 at George Washington 7850 at Cherry Point 64

1953 (4-14) • Coach: Leo Zack50 at North Carolina 7071 Wofford 8567 Wake Forest 9672 Furman 9658 Clemson 6450 at Clemson 7968 at Furman 10774 at Newberry 6195 Piedmont 6762 at Wofford 9664 Davidson 8163 at Presbyterian 8269 North Carolina 9472 Presbyterian 6359 at Davidson 6867 Newberry 5759 at South Carolina 7872 South Carolina 97

1954 (1-18) • Coach: Leo Zack42 at North Carolina 8351 at Davidson 8271 Newberry 6052 Clemson 7655 Piedmont 7963 Furman 9155 at Clemson 7872 at Furman 11457 Virginia Military Institute 7746 Presbyterian 7559 South Carolina 7975 Davidson 8075 at Newberry 8273 at Presbyterian 106

55 at Virginia Military Institute 9170 at Virginia Tech 8555 at Washington & Lee 8474 at South Carolina 7952 North Carolina 79

1955 (1-21) • Coach: Jim Browning51 Davidson 7069 Virginia Tech 9165 at Gibbs AAU 12171 at Rollins 8490 at Jacksonville NAS 9454 at Parris Island Marines 12566 at Davidson 8767 at Furman 15472 Presbyterian 9374 Wofford 10072 South Carolina 9765 South Carolina 9753 Washington & Lee 7059 Virginia Military Institute 7886 Jacksonville NAS 8024 Furman 2663 at Newberry 8072 at Wofford 9453 at Virginia Tech 8850 at Washington & Lee 8962 at Virginia Military Institute 8870 Parris Island Marines 92

1956 (2-19) • Coach: Hank Witt50 at South Carolina 8067 Presbyterian 11764 Davidson 9364 Virginia Tech 9656 College of Charleston 5261 Furman 9056 at Newberry 8159 at Davidson 6561 Wofford 9068 at Furman 11259 Virginia Military Institute 7670 Clemson 8676 South Carolina 12170 at Clemson 11482 Newberry 7867 Washington & Lee 9971 at Wofford 10254 at Washington & Lee 9159 at Virginia Military Institute 9047 at Virginia Tech 10363 at Presbyterian 113

1957 (11-14) • Coach: Norm Sloan74 at William & Mary 8769 at Richmond 9174 at William & Mary 8263 Davidson 6273 at Presbyterian 8272 Clemson 6668 Virginia Tech 7281 at Virginia Military Institute 7169 at Washington & Lee 7272 at Virginia Tech 8377 Furman 7677 at South Carolina 9065 Presbyterian 6386 Wofford 7467 at Newberry 5578 Virginia Military Institute 7058 Washington & Lee 6454 Richmond 6766 at Clemson 6885 at Furman 7997 Newberry 6368 Wofford 6257 at Davidson 6096 South Carolina 9862 Washington & Lee* 85*SouthernConferenceTournament (Richmond, VA)

1958 (16-11) • Coach: Norm Sloan60 Newberry 4681 Presbyterian 5675 William & Mary 6085 William & Mary 63

55 Virginia Tech (ot) 5463 at Memphis State 7061 at Vanderbilt 9062 Centenary& 8760 Tennessee Tech& 6978 West Texas State 7159 Florida State# 5767 Spring Hill# 5568 at George Washington 7250 at Richmond 5485 Furman 6961 at Davidson 4260 at Clemson 5762 Memphis State 5477 Virginia Military Institute 6368 Washington & Lee 7462 Richmond 5449 Davidson 4286 at Virginia Military Inst. 5466 at Washington & Lee 7244 at Virginia Tech 7574 at Furman 9059 Richmond* 63& Louisiana Invitational Tournament(Shreveport, LA)# Senior Bowl Tournament (Mobile, AL)* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1959 (15-5) • Coach: Norm Sloan55 Richmond 4577 at Presbyterian 6261 at West Virginia 8989 Washington & Lee 6978 Georgia& 5293 Miami (FL)& 7762 at Richmond 6947 Virginia Military Institute 3678 at Davidson 7255 Clemson 4485 at Furman 8069 at Virginia Tech 7647 at Virginia Military Inst. 4666 at Washington & Lee 5464 George Washington 4452 Furman 5364 Davidson 6093 Furman* 8853 George Washington* 5266 West Virginia* 85& Citadel Invitational Tournament* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1960 (15-8) • Coach: Norm Sloan93 Presbyterian 4076 West Virginia 9868 Alabama 6075 George Washington 5852 at Richmond 6389 Morris Harvey 6848 at Dayton 6091 Xavier• 9495 Bucknell& 7377 Furman& 7376 at Florida State (ot) 7474 Virginia Military Institute 5359 Furman 5573 at Davidson 5543 at Cincinnati 6485 Richmond 5565 at William & Mary 7976 at Virginia Military Inst 4584 Furman 8174 Virginia Tech 86100 Florida State 6092 Davidson 6560 George Washington* 74& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)• Played at Fort Wayne, IN* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1961 (17-8) • Coach: Mel Thompson99 East Carolina 8392 at Richmond 7883 at West Virginia 80

71 at North Carolina State 8888 at Loyola (New Orleans) 7868 at Clemson 7882 at Georgia 7290 at Georgia Southern 8494 Brigham Young& 8356 Furman (ot)& 6263 at Virginia Tech 7370 at Virginia Military Inst. 6964 William & Mary (ot) 6374 at Davidson 7384 at Furman 9289 Richmond 8093 at Virginia Tech 11689 George Washington 7277 at Florida State 8378 Furman 6691 Virginia Military Institute 8379 Florida State 6688 Davidson 6670 Richmond* 6687 George Washington* 94& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1962 (8-15) • Coach: Mel Thompson85 East Carolina 7383 William & Mary 7670 West Virginia 7862 Clemson 6858 at Toledo 9688 W. Va. Wesleyan& 6965 Westminister& 8068 Richmond 7671 at Davidson 7751 Furman 5969 at Virginia Military Inst. 7158 at William & Mary 7179 Southern Mississippi 6772 at Memphis State 8675 at Arkansas State 8070 Virginia Military Institute 7386 at Georgia 9186 East Tennessee State 6786 at Furman 7558 at Richmond 5776 at George Washington 7970 Davidson 6283 Virginia Tech* 101& Canton Invitational Tournament(Canton, OH)* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1963 (3-20) • Coach: Mel Thompson61 at West Virginia 8673 Georgia 8966 East Carolina 8380 Richmond 7656 Tennessee 7369 at Marshall 7161 at East Tennessee State 6473 Tennessee Tech 7598 at Richmond 11271 Virginia Military Inst. 10669 at William & Mary 8383 Furman 7856 at Clemson 9365 at North Carolina State 8275 at Florida 8369 William & Mary 8249 Davidson 5052 George Washington 5963 Memphis State 7265 Virginia Military Institute 7055 at Furman 5971 Arkansas State 5771 at Davidson 99

1964 (11-10) • Coach: Mel Thompson69 Erskine 5953 West Virginia 5868 Clemson 5797 Presbyterian 6173 at Richmond 7781 at George Washington 102

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88 at Delaware 7876 Alabama& 6742 Furman& 4165 Richmond 6763 William & Mary 6074 Furman 6567 at Davidson 8883 Georgia Southern 9180 at William & Mary 6785 East Carolina 7959 at Furman 6188 Virginia Military Institute 8979 at Virginia Military Inst. 7778 Davidson 8662 Davidson* 91& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1965 (13-11) • Coach: Mel Thompson75 at West Virginia 7394 Arkansas State 7575 at Clemson 9086 Presbyterian 3769 George Washington 6876 at Richmond 7596 at Marshall 8478 at Toledo 8265 at East Tennessee State 6394 at Virginia Tech 9070 at Virginia Military Inst. 7170 at William & Mary 6499 Furman 9681 Davidson 10069 at East Carolina 75108 Erskine 6281 Richmond 8370 William & Mary 7984 Virginia Military Institute 7271 East Carolina 8182 at Georgia Southern 10769 at Furman 5750 at Davidson 6260 William & Mary* 68* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1966 (7-16) • Coach: Mel Thompson73 at Arkansas State 7493 Jacksonville 8471 Stetson 6478 Georgia Southern 7375 at East Tennessee State 10284 at George Washington 9586 at Richmond 10081 at Xavier (Ohio) 10460 at Duquesne 8666 at East Carolina 6872 Furman 7477 at Davidson 8182 East Carolina 7461 Clemson 7065 William & Mary 7088 Richmond 7046 at William & Mary 5977 at Virginia Military Inst. 8077 at Furman 7571 Virginia Military Institute 6961 Virginia Tech 6764 Davidson 7761 Davidson* 79* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1967 (8-16) • Coach: Mel Thompson83 Auburn 10585 at Clemson 10284 Wofford 7589 George Washington 8670 Old Dominion 7887 at Loyola (New Orleans) 9764 at Florida State& 8374 Columbia& 7180 Jacksonville 8778 at Georgia Southern 7981 Richmond 7972 Davidson 76

68 at Furman 8572 at East Carolina 8085 at Jacksonville 8785 William & Mary 7773 at Virginia Military Inst. 7057 at William & Mary 91105 East Carolina 9176 at Richmond 8981 Virginia Military Institute 7865 Furman 7174 at Stetson 8285 Davidson* 97& Tampa Invitational Tournament(Tampa, FL)* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1968 (11-14) • Coach: Dick Campbell73 at Auburn 7074 Clemson 7060 Wofford 6876 Stetson 7783 at Merchant Marine 8083 at George Washington 6679 at Arkansas State& 7166 New Mexico State& 9275 Florida State 9661 Loyola (New Orleans) 5970 at Richmond 8385 Furman 9559 East Carolina 5759 at Jacksonville 6392 Richmond 7777 Hofstra 8067 at Virginia Military Inst. 8184 at William & Mary 7550 at Florida State 9390 Jacksonville 10177 Virginia Military Institute 8777 at Furman 6178 at East Carolina 8184 William & Mary 7388 Richmond* 100& Arkansas State InvitationalTournament (Jonesboro, AR)* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1969 (13-12) • Coach: Dick Campbell91 George Washington 10188 Virginia Military Institute 7093 Auusta 7587 at Stetson 7480 Appalachian State 7876 Memphis State& 7362 New York University& 8773 at Clemson 7264 at East Carolina 75102 Wofford 8556 at William & Mary 7367 at Furman 6473 Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 7297 Wilmington 8472 at Davidson 8065 North Carolina State 8481 Richmond 7795 William & Mary 6184 Furman 8979 at Virginia Military Inst. 7753 at George Washington 8489 at Richmond 10868 East Carolina 9759 at North Carolina 10673 George Washington* 90& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1970 (8-16) • Coach: Dick Campbell58 at Vanderbilt 8987 Wofford 7559 at North Carolina State 10584 Merchant Marine 7472 Arkansas State 8186 Sewanee 6567 Roanoke 10761 Long Island 6974 Northwestern& 91

71 Furman& 8041 Davidson 5653 at Richmond 5156 at Furman (ot) 6084 Virginia Military Institute 7077 George Washington 9581 Maine 6360 William & Mary 6581 Richmond (ot) 8268 Furman 6774 at William & Mary 7969 at East Carolina 8368 at Virginia Military Inst. 6171 East Carolina 8464 George Washington* 66& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Charlotte, NC)

1971 (13-12) • Coach: Dick Campbell100 Tennessee Wesleyan 7282 Wofford 6269 at Tulane 7554 William & Mary 5970 Mercer 7371 William & Mary 6773 at George Washington 6873 at Xavier (Ohio) 6869 Navy& 72109 Mississippi& 9062 Texas A&M 6190 Furman 8064 at Richmond 6766 at VMI (ot) 6476 at Tampa 7760 at Arkansas State 7491 Virginia Military Institute 6586 at Furman 9170 at UTC 8181 East Carolina 5778 Richmond 6347 West Virginia Tech (ot) 4550 at Davidson 8567 at East Carolina 8182 Furman* 95& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)* SoCon Tournament (Greenville, SC)

1972 (12-13) • Coach: George Hill77 Campbell (ot) 7949 at UCLA 10569 at Rice 7386 Wofford 6667 at William & Mary 7489 East Carolina 8661 Air Force& 6072 Virginia& 7768 William & Mary 5986 at Furman 10161 Tulane 6768 at VMI (ot) 6286 Arkansas State 48117 Tennessee-Chattanooga 10085 at Stetson 7068 at Richmond 7570 Davidson 7793 Stetson 6883 at East Carolina 9187 Virginia Military Institute 6099 Richmond 7975 Furman 80112 Florida Presbyterian 9046 Farleigh Dickinson 6771 East Carolina* 80& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)* SoCon Tournament (Greenville, SC)

1973 (11-15) • Coach: George Hill63 Rollins 5434 at Pennsylvania 6782 William & Mary 7455 East Carolina 5460 Brown& 6760 Tulane& 6181 at Arkansas State 8080 George Washington# 8864 Rice# 82

72 at Tenn-Chattanooga 9566 South Florida 5675 at Appalachian State (ot) 7846 Furman 6273 Georgia State 5954 at Clemson 7263 at Richmond 6569 at Virginia Military Inst. 6777 Richmond 7274 at William & Mary 8375 at Davidson 8575 Virginia Military Institute 6269 at Furman 7987 Appalachian State 6966 Wofford 5672 at East Carolina 8072 William & Mary* 97& Palmetto Classic (Charleston, SC)# Presidential Classic (Washington, DC)† Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1974 (10-14) • Coach: George Hill55 at Indiana 7489 Oglethorpe 6088 William & Mary 6569 East Carolina 6358 at Georgia State 5583 Lehigh& 6574 Navy& 6680 Rochester 6578 at South Florida 9072 at Appalachian State 9063 at VMI 7042 Furman 5077 Appalachian State 7685 Atlantic Christian 6258 at Clemson (ot) 6282 at Richmond (ot) 8957 at William & Mary 6469 Davidson 7359 at Furman 9165 Richmond 7365 Virginia Military Institute 4766 at East Carolina 7841 Madison 4369 Davidson* 82& Brigadier-Palmetto Classic (Charleston,SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Richmond, VA)

1975 (5-15) • Coach: Les Robinson107 Baptist 92115 UNC-Wilmington 8873 William & Mary 8299 Appalachian State 9490 Rochester Tech 8081 at East Carolina 11171 at Tulane 7870 at Appalachian State 69101 at Virginia Military Inst. 10865 Furman 6676 at Davidson 9075 at Clemson 10675 at Richmond 8053 at William & Mary 8168 Virginia Military Institute 8290 Richmond 9969 at Furman 9484 East Carolina 8778 Campbell 8666 East Carolina* 78* Southern Conference Tournament(Greenville, NC)

1976 (10-17) • Coach: Les Robinson75 at North Carolina State 10381 UNC-Wilmington 6361 at William & Mary 7075 at Baptist 7065 at Appalachian State 8367 East Carolina 6873 Rutgers& 9690 Furman (ot)& 9276 at East Carolina 8160 at Stetson% 66

86 Boston University% 7368 Clemson 8178 Virginia Military Institute 7474 at South Carolina 9067 at Furman 6881 Davidson 7775 at Richmond 7485 Tulane 10167 Appalachian State 70106 at Campbell (ot) 11291 Richmond 7976 Furman 7259 at Virginia Military Inst. 7664 William & Mary 6256 at Georgia Tech 5896 Baptist 6969 Richmond* 82& Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)% Hatter Classic (Deland, FL)* SoCon Tournament (Richmond, VA)

1977 (8-19) • Coach: Les Robinson83 Wofford 7769 at Pennsylvania 10861 at William & Mary 9487 Presbyterian& 7872 College of Charleston& 8186 USC-Aiken 7870 East Carolina 6287 Columbia (ot)% 8956 Navy% 8967 at Stetson 6554 at Baptist 6874 at Furman 8862 Virginia Military Institute 6859 Georgia Tech 6353 William & Mary 6156 at Appalachian State 7670 at Virginia Military Inst. 8873 Marshall 8260 at Davidson 6264 Appalachian State 6866 at South Carolina 8588 Furman 9164 at Georgia Tech 9078 Baptist 7475 at East Carolina 7279 Madison 7269 Furman* 76& Citadel Invitational Tournament(Charleston, SC)% Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Greenville, SC)

1978 (8-19) • Coach: Les Robinson82 USC-Aiken 5884 Coll. of Charleston (ot)& 8274 Lander& 6965 at Clemson 9988 Wofford 5950 Vanderbilt (ot) 5364 Western Carolina 6579 Canisius 7272 Catholic 7466 at UNC-Wilmington 8170 at Tenn-Chattanooga 8073 Pennsylvania 10372 at Western Carolina 7381 at Marshall (ot) 8577 at Furman 10666 at Appalachian State 7581 Tennessee-Chattanooga (ot) 8461 Virginia Military Institute 7965 Appalachian State 6674 Marshall 5781 Davidson 8885 Furman 8272 at Virginia Military Inst. 8470 at James Madison 7177 Baptist 8389 James Madison 8864 Appalachian State* 81& Citadel Invitational Tournament(Charleston, SC)* Southern Conference Tournament(Boone, NC)

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1979 (20-7) • Coach: Les Robinson103 Piedmont 6175 Fredonia State 4898 Biscayne 6963 at Vanderbilt 7899 USC-Spartanburg 6758 at Clemson 7192 Wofford 6858 Clemson 5691 Virginia Military Institute 8358 at Marshall 5778 Western Carolina 5478 Furman 7683 Erskine 6172 at Davidson 8779 at Tenn-Chattanooga 7191 at South Carolina State 8665 at Appalachian State 7679 Davidson 7062 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6184 at Furman (ot) 8872 at Virginia Military Inst. 6964 Appalachian State 6870 at Western Carolina 6975 Marshall 6991 Baptist 4286 Davidson* 7994 Furman$ 105* Southern Conference First RoundCharleston, SC)$ Southern Conference Tournament(Roanoke, VA)

1980 (14-13) • Coach: Les Robinson69 Piedmont 5698 USC-Aiken 8473 South Carolina State 6788 Furman 8968 at Baptist 6290 Wofford 7981 UNC-Greensboro 6351 at Tenn-Chattanooga 6885 Western Carolina 7354 Appalachian State 5377 Davidson 7255 at Furman 8252 Tennessee-Chattanooga 5160 at Western Carolina 7959 at Marshall 6871 at Virginia Military Inst. 7252 East Tennessee State 5440 at North Carolina& 5135 at North Carolina State& 5790 Coastal Carolina 7098 Davidson# 8857 at Appalachian State 7349 at East Tennessee State 5862 Baptist 5279 Virginia Military Inst. (ot) 7774 Marshall (ot) 7866 at Marshall* 100& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte,N C )# Played in Charlotte, NC* Southern Conference TournamentQuarterfinals (Huntington, WV)

1981 (9-17) • Coach: Les Robinson56 Piedmont 4567 Bethune-Cookman 5775 USC-Spartanburg 7071 Coastal Carolina 6681 South Carolina (3 OT)& 8366 South Carolina State& 6564 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 6565 at Furman 7549 Virginia Military Institute 5858 at Clemson 8261 Western Carolina 5976 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8565 at Wofford 6466 at East Tennessee State 9165 Furman 6772 Davidson 5860 at Marshall 7662 at Virginia Military Inst. 6575 Presbyterian 65

41 at Appalachian State 4854 Appalachian State 6666 East Tennessee State (ot) 7061 at Davidson 6362 at Western Carolina 7079 Marshall 8762 Baptist 67& Palmetto Classic (Columbia, SC)

1982 (14-14) • Coach: Les Robinson66 Piedmont 54101 Newberry 8868 Presbyterian 5055 Davidson& 6389 Holy Cross& 8049 Davidson 4770 at Georgia State 6272 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7983 Appalachian State 6464 East Tennessee State 5261 at Marshall 7472 at Virginia Military Inst. 6169 Furman 6681 at East Tennessee State 8965 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8353 Western Carolina 5856 Clemson 8877 Marshall 6244 North Carolina State+ 5446 North Carolina+ 6746 at Appalachian State 6591 Virginia Military Institute 74107 USC-Aiken (5 ot) 10564 at Furman 8475 at Western Carolina 8357 at South Carolina 6266 at Western Carolina (ot)* 6254 Davidson$ 57& First Union Invitational (Charlotte, NC)+North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte,N C )* Southern Conference TournamentQuarterfinals (Cullowhee, NC)$ Southern Confernece TournamentSemifinals (Charleston, WV)

1983 (12-16) • Coach: Les Robinson82 Piedmont 5960 at Appalachian State 5550 at College of Charleston 6356 at Clemson 6380 Presbyterian 7466 Davidson 7759 Rider (ot) 6468 Campbell• 5054 at East Tennessee State 5756 South Carolina 6070 Marshall 7157 Virginia Military Institute 5057 Tennessee-Chattanooga 5860 Furman 4952 at Davidson 5790 Appalachian State 7279 East Tennessee State 6436 North Carolina& 8147 North Carolina State& 5779 Georgia State 6376 at Western Carolina 8768 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8583 Western Carolina (ot) 8076 at Furman 6866 College of Charleston 5261 at Marshall 6963 at Virginia Military Inst. 6565 East Tennessee State* 75• Played at Winthrop College& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte,N C )* Southern Conference First Round(Charleston, WV)

1984 (14-14) • Coach: Les Robinson105 Piedmont 5472 Baptist 6167 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7970 at Clemson 9269 Davidson 63

64 at South Carolina 8564 Francis Marion• 7872 at Georgia State 6784 Marshall 7671 College of Charleston 6275 at East Tennessee State 6272 at Western Carolina 8489 Furman 8360 at Appalachian State 6660 at Davidson 6270 at Furman 9683 Appalachian State 6949 North Carolina State& 5060 North Carolina& 7665 Virginia Military Institute 6176 East Tennessee State 7283 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 85108 Newberry 7771 at Marshall 8562 at Virginia Military Inst. 6491 South Carolina State 78106 Western Carolina 10177 Appalachian State* 82• Played at Winthrop College& North-South Doubleheader (Charlotte,N C )* Southern Conference First Round(Asheville, NC)

1985 (18-11) • Coach: Les Robinson96 University of the South 61112 Coker 8578 at Baptist 6193 Georgia State 7282 at South Carolina 9462 Baptist 5361 at College of Charleston 7062 at Southern California& 9564 Alabama-Birmingham& 7993 Erskine 8183 at Furman 7690 at East Tennessee State 9473 Furman 6582 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9184 Appalachian State 7779 East Tennessee State 6792 at Davidson 10292 Marshall 8762 UNC Charlotte 8371 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6373 at Western Carolina 7065 at Marshall 7564 Virginia Military Institute 6191 Western Carolina 8582 Davidson 7956 at Appalachian State 5769 at Virginia Military Inst. 5368 Appalachian State* 6268 Marshall* 79& Trojan Classic (Los Angeles, CA)* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1986 (10-18) • Coach: Randy Nesbit77 at Miami (FL) 8557 College of Charleston 6392 Piedmont 6684 Morgan State 73111 Coker 9378 Baptist 6851 UNC Charlotte 10465 at Baptist 9576 at Davidson 8276 Francis Marion 8371 Tennessee-Chattanooga 9670 at Marshall 9064 at Virginia Military Inst. 6676 Furman 7264 Davidson 6170 at East Tennessee State 7469 at Furman 7455 at Appalachian State 6569 Western Carolina 6870 South Carolina 8076 Virginia Military Institute 8378 Marshall 8598 East Tennessee State 90

66 Appalachian State 6772 Central Florida 6671 at Western Carolina 7282 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7566 Tennessee-Chattanooga* 69* Southern Conference Tournament at(Asheville, NC)

1987 (13-15) • Coach: Randy Nesbit84 at South Alabama 7692 Coker 5769 at Army 6566 at Hartford 7464 Maryland-Baltimore Co. 6164 at South Carolina 75113 Benedict 8071 at Kansas 7460 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7271 Davidson 7981 at College of Charleston 9669 Marshall 7282 Virginia Military Ins.(ot) 7877 Furman 9368 at Davidson 8690 East Tennessee State 8069 Appalachian State 7295 at Western Carolina 7871 UNC-Asheville 6562 at Virginia Military Inst. 6892 at Marshall 9694 Barber-Scotia 6986 at East Tennessee State 7270 at Appalachian State 6669 at Furman (ot) 8070 Western Carolina 7586 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7178 Furman* 85* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1988 (8-20) • Coach: Randy Nesbit85 Rhode Island& 11370 Columbia& 5672 at UNC-Asheville 8564 Army% 6980 Eckerd% 6574 UNC Charlotte 9867 at Navy 7984 at Furman 9180 Davidson% 8558 College of Charleston% 8478 Newberry% 6651 Coker% 5463 Tennessee-Chattanooga# 7767 at Marshall 8763 at Virginia Military Inst. 7767 at Davidson 7990 at East Tennessee State 9772 at Appalachian State 8967 Western Carolina% 6468 Furman% 8164 Virginia Military Inst.% 5978 at Marshall 10567 at Western Carolina 7369 at Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 6866 at South Carolina 8885 East Tennessee State# 6673 Appalachian State% 7178 Marshall* 121& Investor’s Classic (Charlottesville, VA)% Home Game Played at College ofCharleston# Home Game Played at NorthCharleston High School* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1989 (16-12) • Coach: Randy Nesbit52 at Duke 9382 at Clemson 9693 UNC-Asheville 77100 Savannah State 7371 Allen 4580 San Francisco& 94112 Indiana State& 7580 at Furman 7671 Navy 62

65 at College of Charleston 5865 Appalachian State 6253 at Marshall 6273 at Virginia Military Inst. 6170 East Tennessee State 7967 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7179 Western Carolina 5170 at South Carolina State 8460 Furman 6181 at Liberty 74105 Piedmont 4878 at East Tennessee State 7572 at Appalachian State 8688 Virginia Military Institute 79100 Marshall 8088 at South Carolina 8761 at Western Carolina 6470 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7989 East Tennessee State* 93& Met Life Classic at San Francisco, Calif.* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)Home games played at Deas Hall

1990 (12-16) • Coach: Randy Nesbit79 Estonia 7154 Clemson 7185 Methodist 7169 Coker 5276 at Coastal Carolina 7876 at Dayton 9781 Barry 6369 at Duke 10890 at Furman 8082 Liberty 6658 College of Charleston 8164 at Appalachian State 10157 at East Tennessee State 9264 Marshall 5289 Virginia Military Institute 7361 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8262 at Western Carolina 7274 Furman 7076 Davidson 6683 South Carolina State 7786 East Tennessee State 8780 Appalachian State 8865 South Carolina 6976 at Virginia Military Inst. 7785 at Marshall 9185 at Davidson 7680 Western Carolina (ot) 7278 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8171 Appalachian State* 86* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1991 (6-22) • Coach: Randy Nesbit61 at Georgia State 8579 Savannah State 7577 at Clemson 9165 at College of Charleston 7294 Benedict (ot) 8871 Coastal Carolina 7980 Nebraska 9481 Marshall 9065 Virginia Military Institute 7774 at Appalachian State 8476 at East Tennessee State 9650 Duke 8357 at Furman 7855 Liberty 5786 Georgia State 7859 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7472 Western Carolina 74102 Youngstown State 10167 at Virginia Military Inst. 8578 at Marshall 9092 Newberry 7869 East Tennessee State 10169 Appalachian State 8481 Furman (2 ot) 8950 at North Carolina 11871 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 8389 at Western Carolina 7670 East Tennessee State* 99* Southern Conference Tournament

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1992 (10-18) • Coach: Randy Nesbit77 Barton 6058 at North Carolina 9757 at Wake Forest 9759 Army& 5374 Weber State& 10861 at Nebraska 8460 College of Charleston 6382 Winthrop 5769 Cabrini 4767 at Alabama 10780 Appalachian State 7260 East Tennessee State 7965 Furman 8575 Barry 7276 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9377 at Western Carolina 8866 Virginia Military Institute 6067 Marshall 7588 at East Tennessee State 10765 at Appalachian State 7885 at Furman 7873 at UNC-Greensboro 6073 Samford 6769 Western Carolina 8980 Tenn.-Chattanooga (ot) 8377 at Marshall 8260 at Virginia Military Inst. 6455 East Tennessee State* 89& Weber State Military Classic (Ogden,UT)* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1993 (10-17) • Coach: Pat Dennis59 Charleston Southern 5468 at William & Mary (ot) 7246 at Nebraska 8670 at Winthrop 9154 at Clemson 7667 at Samford (ot) 7358 Georgia Southern 6669 East Tennessee State 8553 Appalachian State 6974 at Virginia Military Inst. 7650 at Marshall 6270 at Davidson 8083 Western Carolina 7362 Tennessee-Chattanooga 9563 at Furman 6273 at Georgia Southern 8186 Furman 7868 Davidson 5853 UNC-Greensboro 4775 at Appalachian State 7154 at East Tennessee State 7668 Marshall 5269 Virginia Military Institute 5353 at College of Charleston 5572 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 9579 at Western Carolina 7041 Georgia Southern* 72*Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1994 (11-16) • Coach: Pat Dennis101 Emory 4963 at Duke 7878 William & Mary 7385 at Charleston Southern 8364 at Clemson 7663 UNC-Greensboro 4678 at Georgia Southern 8154 at East Tennessee State 7070 at Appalachian State 8163 Virginia Military Institute 5079 Marshall 8368 Davidson 6171 at Western Carolina 6774 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7965 Furman 6462 Georgia Southern 6580 Erskine 6463 at Furman 71

63 at Davidson 7649 College of Charleston 5178 Appalachian State 6570 East Tennessee State 8264 at Marshall 8580 at Virginia Military Inst. 5765 Tennessee-Chattanooga 8351 Western Carolina 5870 Furman* 75*Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1995 (11-16) • Coach: Pat Dennis96 North Carolina Wesleyan 7166 at William & Mary 6469 Charleston Southern 8474 Winthrop 7885 Randolph-Macon 5766 at Clemson 7758 at Wake Forest 8165 Air Force& 6162 at Wichita State (ot)& 6453 at Charleston Southern 5585 Newberry 6968 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 10571 Georgia Southern 5957 at Appalachian State 7462 at Furman 7798 Western Carolina 9058 at East Tennessee State 7662 Marshall 7884 Virginia Military Institute 6969 at Western Carolina 6869 at Georgia Southern 6251 Davidson 6872 Furman 6458 at College of Charleston 6548 Tennessee-Chattanooga 7266 at Virginia Military Institute 7565 East Tennessee State* 85&Cessna Classic (Wichita, KS)* Southern Conference Tournament(Asheville, NC)

1996 (10-16) • Coach: Pat Dennis94 Newberry 6596 Charleston Southern (ot) 9065 Randolph-Macon 5866 Hampton 8356 Bowling Green& 7946 Delaware& 68102 St. Mary’s (MD) 5361 at South Carolina 11274 at Charleston Southern 8268 at Winthrop 6273 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6465 at Georgia Southern 5684 Appalachian State (ot) 7588 Furman 7769 College of Charleston 7674 at Western Carolina 8849 East Tennessee State 6454 at Marshall 9852 at Virginia Military Inst. 9173 Western Carolina 7467 Georgia Southern (ot) 6354 at Davidson 8267 at Furman 6844 at Tenn.-Chattanooga 7083 Virginia Military Institute 8573 Appalachian State* 75&Indiana Classic*Southern Conference Tournament(Greensboro, NC)1997 (13-14) • Coach: Pat Dennis83 Limestone 5652 Wake Forest 8684 Greensboro 5378 at William & Mary 71103 Anderson 5263 at College of Charleston 6886 Winthrop 6282 Wingate 5586 Charleston So. (OT) 8050 at Stetson 5261 at Charleston Southern 7782 Western Carolina 62

63 at East Tennessee State 5680 Mashall (OT) 8176 Virginia Military Institute 8657 at Western Carolina 7656 at Georgia Southern 6858 Davidson 6371 Furman 6866 Chattanooga 7281 at VMI 7459 at Chattanooga 7193 Georgia Southern 5663 at Appalachian State 7455 South Carolina 8583 at Furman 7061 Davidson* 83*Southern Conference Tournament(Greensboro, NC)

1998 (15-13) • Coach: Pat Dennis58 Francis Marion 6653 at Notre Dame 7255 at South Carolina 7777 at Charleston Southern 5677 N.C. Wesleyan 4379 Charleston Southern 6944 at College of Charleston 5664 at Winthrop 5677 Stetson 6489 Greensboro College 5761 at UNC Greensboro 6974 Davidson 5954 at Chattanooga 6664 College of Charleston 6371 Georgia Soutehrn 6067 at VMI 6257 Furman 5987 Anderson 6556 Wofford 5168 at Georgia Southern 4554 at Furman 5857 East Tennessee State 7255 Chattanooga 6273 at Western Carolina (ot) 6553 Appalachian State 6066 at Wofford 7177 VMI* 6659 Davidson* 68*Southern Conference Tournament(Greensboro, NC)

1999 (9-18) • Coach: Pat Dennis83 Anderson 5250 at Georgia Tech 73114 Toccoa Falls 5758 at South Carolina 7162 William & Mary (ot) 5960 at Stetson 8349 Winthrop 6458 Lynchburg 4777 Univ. of the South 5476 at Coastal Carolina 6865 at Appalachian State 8147 at Furman 6939 at College of Charleston 6251 Georgia Southern 7553 UNC Greensboro 6152 Chattanooga 6160 at Davidson 7083 Furman (ot) 7373 at East Tennessee State 8662 at Wofford 6072 VMI (ot) 7439 College of Charleston 6048 at Chattanooga 6186 Western Carolina 8263 at Georgia Southern 7954 Wofford 6759 East Tennessee State* 72*Southern Conference Tournament(Greensboro, NC)

2000 (10-20) • Coach : Pat Dennis68 LImestone 6651 at South Carolina 6860 Coastal Carolina 6851 at Winthrop 7184 Anderson (ot) 82

61 Sacramento St. $ 6459 IUPUI $ 6960 Stetson 7091 Emory 5272 South Florida % 9878 BYU-Hawaii % 9268 Florida A&M % 6051 at Florida State 7748 Appalachian State 8278 Furman 6367 at Western Carolina 6387 at VMI (ot) 8459 Chattanooga 6881 at Georgia Southern 9364 Wofford 87– •at Furman –68 at Wofford 8187 Davidson 7452 at College of Charleston 6552 Gerogia Southern 5853 East Tennessee State 6549 College of Charleston 5863 at Chattanooga 6158 at UNC Greensboro 7571 East Tennessee State * 85% Pearl Harbor Invitational (Laie, HI)$ Northwest Mutual Classic (San Francisco,CA)* Southern Conference Tournament• The Citadel was granted a win overFurman for this game with the approvalof the SoCon and the NCAA due toFurman’s overscheduling.

2001 (16-12) • Coach Pat Dennis80 Methodist 5578 Limestone 7276 at Clemson 84105 Ferrum 7562 at William & Mary 6571 South Carolina 7479 Oglethorpe 4562 South Carolina State 4474 at Coastal Carolina 8586 vs Colgate& 5552 vs Morehead State& 5170 UNC Greensboro 6869 at East Tennessee St. 8556 Western Carolina (ot) 5479 VMI 6458 at Wofford 7969 at Georgia Southern 8867 at College of Charleston 7456 Chattanooga 5774 at Appalachian State (ot) 8164 Wofford 6271 Georgia Southern 6961 at Chattanooga 6062 College of Charleston 5865 at Furman 5658 at Davidson 7166 Furman 5657 vs Western Carolina* 67& Capital City Classic @Tallahassee, FL*Southern Conference Tournament(Greenville, SC)

2002 (17-12) • Coach Pat Dennis69 Flagler 6253 at NC State 6367 William & Mary 6283 Navy 4766 vs. Charleston Southern& 7097 Emmanuel 5969 Davidosn 5065 at Philander Smith 5172 Greensboro College 4057 at South Carolina 7374 Coastal Carolina 6289 at South Carolina State 8174 East Tennessee State 6164 at Wofford (ot) 73105 at Western Carolina (2ot) 9785 Georgia Southern 8072 Chattanooga 6465 at College of Charleston 7774 Appalachian State 78

75 at Furman 8377 at Chattanooga 8460 College of Charleston 5868 at UNC Greensboro 8164 Furman (ot) 7086 at Georgia Southern 9575 at Virginia Military Inst. 5572 Wofford 6380 vs. Virginia Military Inst.* 7058 vs. Davidson* 71&Southern Conference-Big SouthShootout @North Charleton Coliseum*Southern Conference Tournament(North Charleston, SC)

2003 (8-20) • Coach: Pat Dennis83 Webber International 6051 at Navy 5749 at Maryland 9756 Charleston Southern 6882 High Point 6795 Oglethorpe 5578 Southwestern (TX) 5066 South Carolina State 7855 at Central Florida 6450 at South Carolina 6672 at Davidson 8688 Emmanuel 5581 at East Tennessee State 8754 Wofford 6983 Western Carolina 6967 at Georgia Southern 6644 College of Charleston 5864 at Chattanooga 7965 at Appalachian State 7569 Furman 5567 Chattanooga 7475 at College of Charleston 8466 UNC Greensboro 6760 at Furman 7763 Georgia Southern 6449 VMI 5863 at Wofford 7563 vs. Appalachian State* 73*Southern Conference Tournament(North Charleston, SC)

2004 (6-22) • Coach: Pat Dennis79 Webber International 7562 Washington & Lee 4460 Central Florida 7462 Appalachian State 7238 South Carolina 7066 Emmanuel 71 (ot)51 at South Carolina State 6549 at Tennessee 9989 Chowan 7262 Georgetown 8570 at High Point 9482 Army 5844 at Davidson 6858 at Georgia Southern 8649 Chattanooga 7361 Furman 7642 at Western Carolina 7166 at UNC Greensboro 7545 College of Charleston 6949 Davidson 6768 Wofford 7859 at Elon 7339 at College of Charleston 5951 East Tennessee State 7347 at Furman 6068 at Wofford 6568 Georgia Southern 6556 vs Elon* 66*Southern Conference Tournament(North Charleston, SC)

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Air Force (2-0)1972 The Citadel, 61-601995 The Citadel, 65-61

Alabama (2-1)1960 The Citadel, 68-601964 The Citadel, 76-671992 Alabama, 107-67

Alabama-Birmingham (0-1)1985 Alabama-Birmingham, 64-79

Allen (1-0)1989, The Citadel, 71-45

Anderson (4-0)1997 The Citadel, 103-521998 The Citadel, 87-651999 The Citadel, 83-522000 The Citadel OT, 84-82

Appalachian State (19-43)1969 The Citadel, 80-781973 Appalachian State, 78-75 ot

The Citadel, 87-691974 Appalachian State, 90-72

The Citadel, 77-761975 The Citadel, 99-94


Appalachian State, 70-671977 Appalachian State, 76-56


Appalachian State, 66-65Appalachian State, 81-64

1979 Appalachian State, 76-65Appalachian State, 68-64

1980 The Citadel, 54-53 Appalachian State, 73-571981 Appalachian State, 48-41 Appalachian State, 66-541982 The Citadel, 83-64 Appalachian State, 65-461983 The Citadel, 60-55 The Citadel, 90-721984 Appalachian State, 66-60 The Citadel, 83-69 Appalachian State, 82-771985 The Citadel, 84-77 Appalachian State, 57-56

The Citadel, 68-621986 Appalachian State, 65-55 Appalachian State, 67-661987 Appalachian State, 72-69 The Citadel, 70-661988 Appalachian State, 89-72 The Citadel, 73-711989 The Citadel, 65-62

Appalachian State, 86-721990 Appalachian State, 101-64 Appalachian State, 88-80


Appalachian State, 84-691992 The Citadel, 80-72



The Citadel, 78-651995 Appalachian State, 74-571996 The Citadel, 84-75 ot

Appalachian State, 75-731997 Appalachian State, 74-631998 Appalachian State, 60-531999 Appalachian State, 81-652000 Appalachian State, 82-482001 Appalachian State,81-74 OT2002 Appalachian State, 78-742003 Appalachian State, 75-65


Arkansas State (5-4)1962 Arkansas State, 80-721963 The Citadel, 71-571965 The Citadel, 94-751966 Arkansas State, 74-731968 The Citadel, 79-711970 Arkansas State, 81-721971 Arkansas State, 74-601972 The Citadel, 86-481973 The Citadel, 81-80

Army (3-1)1987 The Citadel, 69-651988 Army, 64-691992 The Citadel, 59-532004 The Citadel, 82-58

Ashley Athletic Club (3-0)1919 The Citadel, 33-15


Atlanta YMCA (0-1)1930 Atlanta YMCA, 36-21

Atlantic Christian (1-0)1974 The Citadel, 85-62

Auburn (1-1)1967 Auburn, 83-1051968 The Citadel, 73-70

Augusta (1-0)1969 The Citadel, 93-75

Augusta Sporters (1-0)1941 The Citadel, 58-50

Augusta YMCA (2-1)1930 The Citadel, 38-291934 Augusta YMCA, 49-43

The Citadel, 42-38

Barry (2-0)1990 The Citadel, 81-631992 The Citadel, 75-72

Barton (1-0)1992 The Citadel, 77-60

Benedict (1-0)1987 The Citadel, 113-801991 The Citadel, 94-88 ot

Barber-Scotia (1-0)1987 The Citadel, 94-69

Bethune-Cookman (1-0)1981 The Citadel, 67-57

Birmingham Southern (1-1)1925 The Citadel, 42-241928 Birmingham So., 35-34

Biscayne (1-0)1979 The Citadel, 98-69

Boston University (1-0)1976 The Citadel, 86-73

Bowling Green (0-1)1996 Bowling Green, 79-56

Brigham Young (1-0)1961 The Citadel, 94-83

Brown (0-1)1973 Brown, 67-60

Bucknell (1-0)1960 The Citadel, 95-73

BYU-Hawaii2000 BYU-Hawaii, 92-78

Cabrini (1-0)1992 The Citadel, 69-47

Camp Jackson (2-0)1920 The Citadel, 31-22

The Citadel, 48-25

Camp Lejeune (1-0)1950 The Citadel, 58-56

Campbell (1-3)1972 Campbell, 79-771975 Campbell, 86-781976 Campbell, 112-106 ot1983 The Citadel, 68-50

Canisius (1-0)1978 The Citadel, 79-72

Catholic (1-1)1939 The Citadel, 48-371978 Catholic, 74-72

Celtics (0-1)1934 Celtics, 42-34

Centenary (0-1)1958 Centenary, 87-62

Central Florida (1-2)1986 The Citadel, 72-662003 Central Florida, 64-552004 Central Florida, 74-60

Charleston Athletic Club (3-0)1916 The Citadel, 27-251917 The Citadel, 30-17

The Citadel, 23-20

Charleston Coast Guard (1-1)1943 The Citadel, 52-291946 Coast Guard, 36-33

Charleston Marines (2-0)1945 The Citadel, 49-32

The Citadel, 64-26

Charleston Military Police (1-0)1945 The Citadel, 60-34

Charleston Navy Base (3-4)1945 Charleston Navy Base, 66-48

The Citadel, 57-23Charleston Navy Base, 52-30

1946 Charleston Navy Base, 57-411948 The Citadel, 70-501952 The Citadel, 90-37

Charleston Navy Base, 74-55

Charleston Southern (16-9)1975 The Citadel, 107-921976 The Citadel, 75-70

The Citadel, 96-691977 Charleston So., 68-54

The Citadel, 78-741978 Charleston So., 83-771979 The Citadel, 91-42

1980 The Citadel, 68-62The Citadel, 62-52

1981 Charleston So., 67-621984 The Citadel, 72-611985 The Citadel, 78-61


Charleston So., 95-651993 The Citadel, 59-541994 The Citadel, 85-831995 Charleston So., 84-69

Charleston So., 55-531996 The Citadel, 96-90 ot

Charleston So., 82-741997 The Citadel, 86-80 ot

Charleston So., 77-611998 The Citadel, 77-56

The Citadel, 79-692002 Charleston Southern, 70-662002 Charleston Southern, 68-56

Cherry Point (0-1)1952 Cherry Point, 64-50

Chowan (1-0)2004 The Citadel 89-72

Cincinnati (0-1)1960 Cincinnati, 64-43

City League (1-0)1935 The Citadel, 53-37

Clemson (24-54)1915 The Citadel, 48-501921 The Citadel, 28-261922 The Citadel 29-8

Clemson, 20-191925 The Citadel, 34-18

The Citadel, 25-211926 The Citadel, 26-231929 The Citadel, 40-37

Clemson, 35-331930 Clemson, 38-35 ot1932 Clemson, 17-121937 Clemson, 44-381938 The Citadel 28-26

Clemson, 46-351939 The Citadel 42-38

Clemson, 51-361940 Clemson, 38-27



Clemson, 35-271943 The Citadel, 49-35

The Citadel, 63-381945 Clemson, 52-43

The Citadel, 52-29The Citadel, 41-39Clemson, 43-38

1946 Clemson, 63-46Clemson, 76-24

1947 Clemson, 60-40The Citadel, 58-53




1951 Clemson, 69-43The Citadel, 73-57





1957 The Citadel, 72-66Clemson, 68-66

1958 The Citadel, 60-571959 The Citadel, 55-441961 Clemson, 78-681962 Clemson, 68-621963 Clemson, 93-561964 The Citadel, 68-571965 Clemson, 90-751966 Clemson, 70-611967 Clemson, 102-851968 The Citadel, 74-701969 The Citadel, 73-721973 Clemson, 72-541974 Clemson, 62-58 ot1975 Clemson, 106-751976 Clemson, 81-681978 Clemson, 99-651979 Clemson, 71-58

The Citadel, 58-561981 Clemson, 82-581982 Clemson, 88-561983 Clemson, 63-561984 Clemson, 92-701989 Clemson, 92-821990 Clemson, 71-541991 Clemson, 91-771993 Clemson, 76-541994 Clemson, 76-641995 Clemson, 77-662001 Clemson, 84=76

Colgate (1-0)2001 The Citadel, 86-55

College of Charleston (37-37)1901 Charleston, 7-25

Charleston, 23-19Charleston, 19-10

1913 The Citadel, 24-21 Charleston, 31-17 Charleston, 30-281914 The Citadel, 42-11 The Citadel, 49-61915 The Citadel, 49-27 The Citadel, 58-81916 The Citadel, 30-25 The Citadel, 41-111917 The Citadel, 46-7 The Citadel, 59-151918 Charleston, 48-151920 The Citadel, 41-111921 The Citadel, 55-151922 The Citadel, 31-131923 The Citadel, 32-141926 The Citadel, 29-20

The Citadel, 14-121927 The Citadel, 34-231928 The Citadel, 47-341929 The Citadel, 36-151930 The Citadel, 50-441931 Charleston, 32-30 The Citadel, 40-37 Charleston, 30-261932 The Citadel, 31-25 The Citadel, 36-211933 The Citadel, 35-25 The Citadel, 38-211934 The Citadel, 30-27

Charleston, 33-32The Citadel, 35-32

1935 Charleston, 43-18 Charleston, 33-181936 The Citadel, 31-281937 Charleston, 31-29 The Citadel, 41-35 The Citadel, 32-271956 The Citadel, 56-521977 Charleston, 81-721978 The Citadel, 84-82 ot1983 Charleston, 63-50 The Citadel, 66-521984 The Citadel, 71-621985 Charleston, 70-611986 Charleston, 63-571987 Charleston, 96-811988 Charleston, 84-581989 The Citadel, 65-581990 Charleston, 81-581991 Charleston, 72-651992 Charleston, 63-601993 Charleston, 55-531994 Charleston, 51-491995 Charleston, 65-581996 Charleston, 76-691997 Charleston, 68-631998 Charleston, 56-44

The Citadel 64-631999 Charleston, 62-39

Charleston, 60-392000 Charleston, 65-52


The Citadel, 62-582002 Charleston, 77-65

The Citadel, 60-582003 Charleston, 58-44


Charleston, 59-39

Coastal Carolina (4-4)1980 The Citadel, 90-701981 The Citadel, 71-661990 Coastal Carolina, 78-761991 Coastal Carolina, 79-711999 The Citadel, 76-682000 Coastal Carolina, 68-602001 Coastal Carolina, 85-742002 The Citadel, 74-62

Coker (4-1)1985 The Citadel, 112-851986 The Citadel, 111-931987 The Citadel, 92-571988 Coker, 54-511990 The Citadel, 69-52

Columbia (2-1)1967 The Citadel, 74-711977 Columbia, 89-87 ot1988 The Citadel, 70-56

Davidson (43-78)1926 The Citadel, 39-371927 The Citadel, 41-26

The Citadel, 40-261928 The Citadel, 39-301931 The Citadel, 22-211932 The Citadel, 32-211937 Davidson, 46-37

Davidson, 46-341938 The Citadel, 33-29

The Citadel, 28-261939 Davidson, 46-32


Davidson, 52-421941 Davidson, 51-43

Davidson 39-371942 Davidson, 41-39

Davidson, 48-33

1943 Davidson, 54-49Davidson, 48-44

1944 Davidson, 47-431945 The Citadel, 52-32











Davidson, 87, 661956 Davidson, 93-64

Davidson, 65-591957 The Citadel, 63,-62








Davidson, 86-78Davidson, 91-62


1966 Davidson, 81-77Davidson, 77-64Davidson, 79-61


1969 Davidson, 80-721970 Davidson, 56-411971 Davidson, 85-501972 Davidson, 77-701973 Davidson, 85-751974 Davidson, 73-69

Davidson, 82-691975 Davidson, 90-761976 The Citadel, 81-771977 Davidson, 62-601978 Davidson, 88-811979 Davidson, 87-72

The Citadel, 79-70The Citadel, 86-79 ot


1981 The Citadel, 72-58Davidson, 63-61

1982 Davidson, 63-55The Citadel, 49-47Davidson, 57-54



1985 Davidson, 102-92The Citadel, 82-79 ot

1986 Davidson, 82-76The Citadel, 64-61




1993 Davidson, 80-70The Citadel, 68-58


1995 Davidson, 70-511996 Davidson, 82-541997 Davidson, 63-58


Davidson, 68-591999 Davidson, 70-602000 The Citadel, 87-742001 Davidson, 71-582002 The Citadel, 69-50

Davidson, 71-582003 Davidson, 86-722004 Davidson, 68-44

Davidson, 67-49

Dayton (0-2)1960 Dayton, 60-481990 Dayton, 97-76

Delaware (1-1)1964 The Citadel, 88-781996 Delaware, 68-46

Duke (0-9)1939 Duke, 49-371940 Duke, 51-40

Duke, 40-35

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1943 Duke, 56-371950 Duke, 65-391989 Duke, 93-521990 Duke, 108-691991 Duke, 83-501994 Duke, 78-63

Duquesne (0-1)1966 Duquesne, 86-60

East Carolina (11-22)1952 East Carolina, 87-711961 The Citadel, 99-831962 The Citadel, 85-731963 East Carolina, 83-661964 The Citadel, 85-791965 East Carolina, 75-69

East Carolina, 81-711966 East Carolina, 68-66

The Citadel, 82-741967 East Carolina, 80-72




East Carolina, 84-711971 The Citadel, 81-57

East Carolina, 81-671972 The Citadel, 89-86

East Carolina, 91-83East Carolina, 80-71

1973 The Citadel, 55-54East Carolina, 80-72

1974 East Carolina, 69-63East Carolina, 78-66

1975 East Carolina, 111-81East Carolina, 87-85East Carolina, 78-66

1976 East Carolina, 68-67East Carolina, 81-76


East Tennessee State (14-37)1962 The Citadel, 86-671963 East Tenn. State, 64-611965 The Citadel, 65-631966 East Tenn. State, 102-751980 East Tenn. State, 54-52

East Tenn. State, 58-491981 East Tenn. State, 91-66

East Tenn. State, 70-66 ot1982 The Citadel, 64-52

East Tenn. State, 89-811983 East Tenn. State, 57-54

The Citadel, 79-64East Tenn. State, 75-65


1985 East Tenn. State, 94-90 otThe Citadel, 79-67

1986 East Tenn. State, 74-70The Citadel, 98-90


1988 East Tenn. State, 97-90The Citadel, 85-66

1989 East Tenn. State, 79-70The Citadel, 78-75East Tenn. State, 93-89

1990 East Tenn. State, 92-57East Tenn. State, 87-86

1991 East Tenn. State, 96-76East Tenn. State, 101-69East Tenn. State, 99-70

1992 East Tenn. State, 79-60East Tenn. State, 107-88East Tenn. State, 89-55




1996 East Tenn. State, 64-491997 The Citadel, 63-561998 East Tenn. State, 72-571999 East Tenn. State, 86-732000 East Tenn. State, 65-53

East Tenn. State, 85-712001 East Tenn. State, 85-692002 The Citadel, 74-612003 East Tenn. State, 87-812004 East Tenn. State, 73-51

Eckerd (1-0)1988 The Citadel, 80-65

Elon (0-3)1952 Elon, 81-492004 Elon, 73-59

Elon, 66-56

Emmanuel (2-1)2002 The Citadel, 97-592003 The Citadel, 88-552004 Emmanuel, 71-66 (ot)

Emory (2-0)1994 The Citadel, 101-492000 The Citadel, 91-52

Erskine (15-12)1929 The Citadel, 40-361930 Erskine, 32-21

Erskine, 28-201931 Erskine, 37-13



Erskine, 35-331935 The Citadel, 31-22



Erskine, 24-231938 The Citadel, 28-241940 The Citadel, 40-381941 The Citadel, 46-411942 Erskine, 36-351946 The Citadel, 57-171952 Erskine, 68-59

The Citadel, 56-501964 The Citadel, 69-691965 The Citadel, 108-621979 The Citadel, 83-611985 The Citadel, 93-811994 The Citadel, 80-64

Estonia (1-0)1990 The Citadel, 79-71

Farleigh Dickinson (0-1)1972 Fareigh Dickinson, 67-46

Ferrum (1-0)2001 The Citadel, 105-75

Flagler (1-0)2002 The Citadel, 69-62

Florence AAB (0-1)1944 Florence AAB, 42-38

Florida A&M (1-0)2000 The Citadel, 68-60

Florida (0-1)1963 Florida, 83-75

Florida Presbyterian (1-0)1972 The Citadel, 112-90

Florida State (4-5)1958 The Citadel, 59-571960 The Citadel, 76-70 ot

The Citadel, 100-601961 Florida State, 83-77

The Citadel, 79-661967 Florida State, 83-641968 Florida State, 96-75

Florida State, 93-502000 Florida State, 77-51

Fort Benning (0-2)1930 Fort Benning, 63-41

Fort Benning, 58-33

Ft. Jackson 48th Infantry (2-0)1919 The Citadel, 26-25

The Citadel, 25-22

Fort Moultrie (1-1)1944 Fort Moultrie, 30-28

The Citadel, 44-23

Francis Marion (0-3)1984 Francis Marion, 78-641986 Francis Marion, 83-761998 Francis Marion, 66-58

Fredonia State (1-0)1979 The Citadel, 75-48

Furman (77-101)1920 The Citadel, 22-16



Furman, 30-201923 Furman, 31-23

The Citadel, 34-251924 Furman, 39-11

Furman, 28-161925 The Citadel, 38-32


Furman, 32-22The Citadel, 36-26

1927 Furman, 37-25Furman, 43-37

1928 The Citadel, 42-41 otFurman, 59-22

1929 Furman, 39-24The Citadel, 54-38

1930 Furman, 43-20Furman, 52-25

1931 Furman, 45-22Furman, 35-21

1932 Furman, 25-24Furman, 23-11

1933 Furman, 33-30Furman, 28-19


1935 Furman, 45-30Furman, 34-22


1937 Furman, 28-26Furman, 44-28




1941 Furman, 48-44Furman, 53-35

1942 The Citadel, 40-22Furman, 42-22

1945 The Citadel, 46-28The Citadel, 46-32The Citadel, 57-36The Citadel, 60-52


1947 Furman, 59-51Furman, 52-41


1949 Furman, 65-57Furman, 55-38



1952 Furman, 76-53Furman, 86-63

1953 Furman, 96-72Furman, 107-68

1954 Furman, 91-63Furman, 114-72

1955 Furman, 154-67Furman, 26-24

1956 Furman, 90-61Furman, 112-68



1959 The Citadel, 85-80Furman, 53-52The Citadel, 93-88

1960 The Citadel, 77-73The Citadel, 59-55The Citadel, 84-81

1961 Furman, 62-56 otFurman, 92-84The Citadel, 78-66



1964 The Citadel, 42-41The Citadel, 74-65Furman, 61-59



1967 Furman, 85-68Furman, 71-65



1970 Furman, 80-71Furman, 60-56 otThe Citadel, 68-67

1971 The Citadel, 90-80Furman, 91-86Furman, 95-82

1972 Furman, 101-86Furman, 80-75

1973 Furman, 62-46Furman, 79-69

1974 Furman, 50-42Furman, 91-59

1975 Furman, 66-65Furman, 94-69

1976 Furman, 92-90 otFurman, 68-67The Citadel, 76-72

1977 Furman, 88-74Furman, 91-88Furman, 76-69


1979 The Citadel, 78-76Furman, 88-84 otFurman, 105-94

1980 Furman, 89-88Furman, 82-55

1981 Furman, 75-65Furman, 67-65






1987 Furman, 93-77Furman, 80-69 otFurman, 85-78

1988 Furman, 91-84Furman, 81-68



1991 Furman, 78-57

Furman, 89-81 2ot1992 Furman, 85-65



Furman, 71-63Furman, 75-70

1995 Furman, 77-62The Citadel, 72-64 ot



1998 Furman, 59-57Furman, 58-54

1999 Furman, 69-47The Citadel, 83-73 ot

2000 The Citadel, 78-632001 The Citadel, 65-56

The Citadel, 66-562002 Furman, 83-75

Furman, 70-64 (ot)2003 The Citadel, 69-55

Furman, 77-602004 Furman, 76-61

Furman, 60-47

Georgetown (0-1)2004 Georgetown, 85-62

George Washington (8-17)1939 George Washington, 46-351947 George Washington, 72-411952 George washington, 73-64

George Washington, 78-561958 George washington, 72-681959 The Citadel, 64-44


George Washington, 74-601961 The Citadel, 89-72

George Washington, 94-871962 George Washington, 79-761963 George Washington, 59-521964 George Washington, 102-811965 The Citadel, 69-681966 George Washington, 95-841967 The Citadel, 89-861968 The Citadel, 83-661969 George Washington, 101-91

George Washington, 84-53George Washington, 90-73

1970 George Washington, 95-77George Washington, 66-64

1971 The Citadel, 73-681973 George Washington, 88-80

Georgia (2-2)1959 The Citadel, 78-521961 The Citadel, 82-721962 Georgia, 91-861963 Georgia, 89-73

Georgia Southern (13-17)1961 The Citadel, 90-841964 Georgia Southern, 91-831965 Georgia Southern, 107-821966 The Citadel, 78-721967 Georgia Southern, 79-781993 Georgia Southern, 66-58

Georgia Southern, 81-73Georgia Southern, 72-41

1994 Georgia Southern, 81-78Georgia Southern, 65-62


1996 The Citadel, 65-56The Citadel, 67-63 ot

1997 Georgia Southern, 68-56The Citadel, 93-56





2002 The Citadel, 85-80Georgia Southern, 95-86

2003 The Citadel, 67-66Georgia Southern, 64-63


Georgia State (7-1)1973 The Citadel, 73-591974 The Citadel, 58-551982 The Citadel, 80-721983 The Citadel, 79-631984 The Citadel, 72-671985 The Citadel, 93-721991 Georgia State, 85-61

The Citadel, 86-78

Georgia Tech (0-4)1976 Georgia Tech, 58-561977 Georgia Tech, 63-59

Georgia Tech, 90-641999 Georgia Tech, 73-50

Gibbs AAU (0-1)1955 Gibbs AAU, 121-65

Gray Linen (2-0)1945 The Citadel, 43-42

1946 The Citadel, 38-36

Greensboro College (3-0)1997 The Citadel, 84-531998 The Citadel, 89-572002 The Citadel, 72-40

Grove Cove Navy (0-1)1951 Grove Cove Navy, 67-45

Hampton (0-1)1996 Hampton, 66-83

Hartford (0-1)1987 Hartford, 74-66

High Point (1-2)1952 High Point, 53-482003 The Citadel, 82-672004 High Point, 94-70

Hofstra (0-1)1968 Hofstra, 80-77

Holy Cross (1-0)1982 Holy Cross, 89-80

Indiana (0-1)1974 Indiana, 74-55

Indiana State (1-0)1989 The Citadel, 112-75

Jacksonville (1-4)1966 The Citadel, 93-841967 Jacksonville, 87-80

Jacksonville, 87-851968 Jacksonville, 63-59

Jacksonville, 101-90

Jacksonville NAS (1-1)1955 Jacksonville NAS, 94-90

The Citadel, 86-80

Jewish Alliance (1-1)1932 The Citadel, 42-231933 Jewish Alliance, 29-27

Kansas (0-1)1987 Kansas, 74-71

Kentucky (1-0)1927 The Citadel, 43-36

Lander (1-0)1978 The Citadel, 74-69

Lehigh (0-1)1974 Lehigh, 83-65

Lessers (1-0)1945 The Citadel, 52-30

Lemoco (2-0)1943 The Citadel, 41-341945 The Citadel, 49-29

Liberty (2-1)1989 The Citadel, 81-741990 The Citadel, 82-661991 Liberty, 57-55

Limestone (2-0)1997 The Citadel, 83-562001 The Citadel, 78-72

Long Island (0-1)1970 Long Island, 69-61

Loyola (New Orleans) (2-1)1961 The Citadel, 88-781967 Loyola, 97-871968 The Citadel, 61-59

Lynchburg (1-0)1999 The Citadel, 58-47

James Madison (2-2)1974 James Madision, 43-411977 The Citadel, 79-721978 James Madision, 71-70

The Citadel, 89-88

Maine (1-0)1978 81-63

Marshall (10-33)1963 Marshall, 71-691965 The Citadel, 96-841977 Marshall, 82-731978 Marshall, 85-81 ot


The Citadel, 75-691980 Marshall, 68-59

Marshall, 78-74 otMarshall, 100-66

1981 Marshall, 76-60Marshall, 87-79

1982 Marshall, 74-61The Citadel, 77-62


1984 The Citadel, 84-76Marshall, 85-71

1985 The Citadel, 92-87 ot

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Marshall, 75-65Marshall, 78-67



1988 Marshall, 87-67Marshall, 105-78Marshall, 121-78


1990 The Citadel, 64-52Marshall, 91-85




1994 Marshall, 83-79 otMarshall, 85-64

1995 Marshall, 76-621996 Marshall, 98-541997 Marshall, 81-80 ot

Maryland (0-3)1938 Maryland, 45-431947 Maryland, 52-402003 Maryland, 97-49

Maryland-Baltimore Co. (1-0)1987 The Citadel, 64-61

Memphis State (2-3)1958 Memphis State, 70-63

The Citadel, 62-541962 Memphis State, 86-721963 Memphis State, 72-631969 The Citadel, 76-73

Mercer (4-8)1925 Mercer, 31-241926 Mercer, 35-321927 The Citadel, 50-14

The Citadel, 46-32The Citadel, 38-33The Citadel, 42-41

1928 Mercer, 38-30Mercer, 33-15

1929 Mercer, 41-35Mercer, 52-29

1930 Mercer, 53-351971 Mercer, 73-70

Merchant Maine (2-0)1968 The Citadel, 83-801970 The Citadel, 84-74

Methodist (2-0)1990 The Citadel, 85-712001 The Citadel, 80-55

Miami (FL) (1-1)1959 The Citadel, 93-771986 Miami, 85-77

Mississippi (2-1)1925 The Citadel, 30-261926 Mississippi, 41-231971 The Citadel 109-90

Morehead State (0-1)1952 Morehead State, 78-45

Morgan State (1-0)1986 The Citadel, 84-73

Morehead State (1-0)2001 The Citadel, 52-51

Morris Harvey (1-0)1960 The Citadel, 89-68

Navy (3-4)1971 Navy, 72-691974 The Citadel, 74-661977 Navy, 89-561988 Navy, 79-671989 The Citadel, 71-622002 The Citadel, 83-472003 Navy, 57-51

Navy Yard Machinist Mates (1-0)1917 The Citadel, 48-11

Nebraska (0-3)1991 Nebraska, 94-801992 Nabraska, 84-611993 Nebraska, 86-46

Newberry (50-24)1914 The Citadel, 31-24

The Citadel, 33-171915 Newberry, 24-22

Newberry, 38-231916 Newberry, 27-191920 The Citadel, 19-101921 The Citadel, 32-17

Newberry, 38-201922 The Citadel, 22-19

Newberry, 35-221923 Newberry, 32-21








1932 Newberry, 32-26Newberry, 29-27

1933 Newberry, 46-24Newberry, 37-30




1937 The Citadel, 44-22Newberry, 34-31



1942 The Citadel, 45-281943 The Citadel, 46-381945 The Citadel, 55-441946 Newberry, 50-44









Newberry, 82-751955 Newberry, 80-531956 Newberry, 81-56


The Citadel, 97-531958 The Citadel, 60-461982 The Citadel, 101-881984 The Citadel, 108-771988 The Citadel, 78-661991 The Citadel, 92-781995 The Citadel, 85-691996 The Citadel, 94-65

New Mexico State (0-1)1968 New Mexico State, 92-66

New York University (0-1)1969 New York University, 87-62

North Carolina (0-16)1940 North Carolina, 38-361950 North Carolina, 77-391951 North Carolina, 71-531952 North Carolina, 87-69

North Carolina, 80-621953 North Carolina, 70-50

North Carolina, 94-691954 North Carolina, 83-42

North Carolina, 79-521969 North Carolina, 106-591980 North Carolina, 51-401982 North Carolina, 67-461983 North Carolina, 81-361984 North Carolina, 76-601991 North Carolina, 118-501992 North Carolina, 97-58

North Carolina Asheville (2-1)1987 The Citadel, 71-651988 UNC-Asheville, 85-721989 The Citadel, 93-77

North Carolina Charlotte (0-3)1985 UNC Charlotte, 83-621986 UNC Charlotte, 104-511988 UNC Charlotte, 98-74

North Carolina Greensboro (5-6)1980 The Citadel, 81-631992 The Citadel, 76-601993 The Citadel, 53-471994 The Citadel, 63-461998 UNC Greensboro, 69-611999 UNC Greensboro, 61-532000 UNC Greensboro, 75-582001 The Citadel, 70-682002 UNC Greensboro, 81-682003 UNC Greensboro, 67-662004 UNC Greensboro, 75-66

North Carolina State (1-15)1938 N.C. State, 43-291939 N.C. State, 40-381941 The Citadel, 57-501942 N.C. State, 41-23

N.C. State, 64-401947 N.C. State, 75-331961 N.C. State, 88-711963 N.C. State, 82-651969 N.C. State, 84-65

1970 N.C. State, 105-591976 N.C. State, 103-751980 N.C. State, 57-351982 N.C. State, 54-441983 N.C. State, 57-471984 N.C. State, 50-492002 N.C. State, 63-53

North Carolina Wesleyan (2-0)1995 The Citadel, 96-711998 The Citadel, 77-43

North Carolina Wilmington (3-1)1969 The Citadel, 97-841975 The Citadel, 115-881976 The Citadel, 81-631978 UNC Wilmington, 81-66

North Georgia (1-1)1950 The Citadel, 54-431951 North Georgia, 57-55

Northwestern (0-1)1970 Northwestern, 91-74

Oglethorpe (6-0)1926 The Citadel, 30-221927 The Citadel, 56-261928 The Citadel, 53-361974 The Citadel, 89-602001 The Citadel, 79-452003 The Citadel, 95-55

Old Dominion (0-1)1967 Old Dominion, 78-70

Parris Island Marines (7-6)1926 The Citadel, 35-171927 The Citadel, 45-191928 The Citadel, 55-441929 Parris Island Marines, 45-41


Parris Island Marines, 28-271941 The Citadel, 28-27

The Citadel, 55-361950 Parris Island Marines, 49-46

Parris Island Marines, 64-551955 Parris Island Marines, 125-54

Parris Island Marines, 92-70

Pennsylvania (0-3)1973 Pennsylvania, 67-341977 Pennsylvania, 108-691978 Pennsylvania, 103-73

Philander Smith (1-0)2002 The Citadel, 65-51

Piedmont (11-1)1951 The Citadel, 67-551952 The Citadel, 62-541953 The Citadel, 95-671954 Piedmont, 79-551979 The Citadel, 103-611980 The Citadel, 69-561981 The Citadel, 56-451982 The Citadel, 66-541983 The Citadel, 82-591984 The Citadel, 105-541986 The Citadel, 92-661989 The Citadel, 105-48

Presbyterian (46-22)1919 The Citadel, 39-181920 The Citadel, 31-221921 The Citadel, 21-111923 The Citadel, 37-18

The Citadel, 20-191924 Presbyterian, 32-23

Presbyterian, 23-101925 The Citadel, 52-301926 The Citadel, 35-281927 The Citadel, 46-25




The Citadel, 38-301931 Presbyterian, 39-34 ot

Presbyterian, 33-321933 The Citadel, 52-331934 The Citadel, 29-221935 The Citadel, 26-24






Presbyterian, 40-321941 Presbyterian, 39-36

Presbyterian, 53-481942 Presbyterian, 50-401946 The Citadel, 37-36









Presbyterian, 106-731955 Presbyterian, 93-721956 Presbyterian, 117-67


The Citadel, 65-631958 The Citadel, 81-561959 The Citadel, 77-621960 The Citadel, 93-401964 The Citadel, 97-611965 The Citadel, 86-371977 The Citadel, 87-781981 The Citadel, 75-651982 The Citadel, 68-501983 The Citadel, 80-74

Quantico Marines (0-1)1949 Quantico Marines, 62-38

Randolph-Macon (2-0)1995 The Citadel, 85-571996 The Citadel, 65-58

Rhode Island (0-1)1988 Rhode Island, 113-85

Rice (0-2)1972 Rice, 73-661973 Rice, 82-64

Richmond (21-26)1939 The Citadel, 39-241948 Richmond, 71-501949 Richmond, 58-421957 Richmond, 91-69

Richmond, 67-541958 Richmond, 54-50

The Citadel, 62-54Richmond, 63-59

1959 The Citadel, 55-45Richmond, 69-62

1960 Richmond, 63-52The Citadel, 85-55

1961 The Citadel, 92-78The Citadel, 89-80The Ctadel, 70-66



1964 Richmond, 77-73Richmond, 67-65




1968 Richmond, 83-70The Citadel, 92-77Richmond, 100-88


1970 The Citadel, 53-51Richmond, 82-81 ot




1974 Richmond, 89-82 otThe Citadel, 73-65

1975 Richmond, 80-75Richmond, 99-90

1976 The Citadel, 75-74The Citadel, 91-79Richmond, 82-69

Richmond Royals (0-1)1949 Richmond Royals, 55-39

Rider (0-1)1983 Rider, 64-59 ot

Roanoke (0-1)1970 Roanoke, 107-67

Rochester (1-0)1974 The Citadel, 80-65

Rochester Tech (1-0)1975 The Citadel, 90-80

Rollins (3-1)1932 The Citadel, 45-22

The Citadel, 46-161955 Rollins, 84-711973 The Citadel, 63-54

Rutgers (0-1)1976 Rutgers, 96-73

Samford (1-1)1992 The Citadel, 73-671993 Samford, 73-67 ot

Sacramento State2000 Sac. State, 74-61

San Francisco (0-1)1989 San Francisco, 94-80

Savannah Athletic Club (1-0)1928 The Citadel, 47-31

Savannah Ice Service (0-1)1941 Savannah Ice Service, 62-51

Savannah State (2-0)1989 The Citadel, 100-731991 The Citadel, 79-75

Sears (1-0)1932 The Citadel, 30-28

Shaw Field (1-0)1943 The Citadel, 51-40

South Alabama (1-0)1987 The Citadel, 84-76

South Carolina (23-73)1914 South Carolina, 24-151915 The Citadel, 24-171916 South Carolina, 29-25

The Citadel, 31-191917 South Carolina, 26-23






South Carolina, 34-101924 South Carolina, 26-24

South Carolina, 25-181925 The Citadel, 34-29




The Citadel, 51-401930 South Carolina, 32-311931 The Citadel, 22-191932 South Carolina, 24-22

South Carolina, 25-171933 South Carolina, 57-361935 South Carolina, 33-17

South Carolina, 54-251936 South Carolina, 54-181937 South Carolina, 48-27


The Citadel, 39-271939 The Citadel, 40-37 ot





The Citadel, 37-23South Carolina, 44-38

1945 South Carolina, 59-51South Carolina, 73-47













1976 South Carolina, 90-741977 South Carolina, 85-661981 South Carolina, 83-81 3 ot1982 South Carolina, 62-571983 South Carolina, 60-561984 South Carolina, 85-641985 South Carolina, 94-821986 South Carolina, 80-701987 South Carolina, 75-641988 South Carolina, 88-661989 The Citadel, 88-871990 South Carolina, 69-651996 South Carolina, 112-611997 South Carolina, 85-551998 South Carolina, 85-551999 South Carolina, 71-58

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2000 South Carolina, 68-512001 South Carolina, 74-712002 South Carolina, 73-572003 South Carolina, 66-502004 South Carolina, 70-38

South Carolina State (7-3)1979 The Citadel, 91-861980 The Citadel, 73-671981 The Citadel, 66-651984 The Citadel, 91-781989 S.C. State, 84-701990 The Citadel, 83-772001 The Citadel, 62-442002 The Citadel, 89-812003 S.C. State, 78-662004 S.C. State, 65-51

South Carlina Aiken (4-0)1977 The Citadel, 86-781978 The Citadel, 82-581980 The Citadel, 98-841982 The Citadel, 107-105 5ot

South Carolina Spartanburg (2-0)1979 The Citadel, 99-671981 The Citadel, 75-70

South Florida (1-1)1973 The Citadel, 66-561974 South Florida, 90-782000 South Florida, 98-72

Southern California (0-1)1985 Southern California, 95-62

Southern Mississippi (1-0)1962 The Citadel, 79-67

Southwestern (TX) (1-0)2003 The Citadel, 78-50

Spartanburg YMCA (0-1)1923 Spartanburg YMCA, 40-18

Spring Hill (1-0)1958 The Citadel, 67-55

St. Mary’s (MD) (1-0)1996 The Citadel, 102-53

Standard Oil (1-0)1925 The Citadel, 46-18

Stark General Hospital (1-0)1944 The Citadel, 24-23

Stetson (6-9)1932 Stetson, 39-29

Stetson, 29-24Stetson, 26-22

1951 The Citadel, 63-611966 The Citadel, 71-641967 Stetson, 82-741968 Stetson, 77-761969 The Citadel, 87-741972 The Citadel, 85-70

The Citadel, 93-681976 Stetson, 66-601977 Stetson, 67-651997 Stetson, 52-501998 The Citadel, 77-641999 Stetson, 83-602000 Stetson, 70-60

Tampa (0-1)1971 Tampa, 77-76

Tennessee (0-3)1949 Tennessee, 64-421963 Tennessee, 73-562004 Tennessee, 99-49

Tennessee-Chattanooga (14-46)1926 Chattanooga, 36-301927 The Citadel, 40-301969 The Citadel, 73-721971 Chattanooga, 81-701972 The Citadel, 117-1001973 Chattanooga, 95-721978 Chattanooga, 80-70

Chattanooga, 84-811979 The Citadel, 79-71

The Citadel, 62-611980 Chattanooga, 68-51


Chattanooga, 85-761982 Chattanooga, 79-72





The Citadel, 82-75Chattanooga, 69-66

1987 Chattanooga, 72-60The Citadel, 86-71

1988 Chattanooga, 77-63The Citadel, 69-68

1989 Chattanooga, 71-67Chattanooga, 79-70



1992 Chattanooga, 93-76Chattanooga, 83-80 ot




1996 The Citadel, 73-64Chattanooga, 70-44




2000 Chattanooga, 68-592001 Chattanooga, 57-56




Tennessee Tech (0-2)1958 Tennessee Tech, 69-601963 Tennessee Tech, 75-73

Tennessee Wesleyan (1-0)1971 The Citadel, 100-72

Texas A&M (1-0)1971 The Citadel, 62-61

Toledo (0-2)1962 Toledo, 96-581965 Toledo, 82-78

Trinity (1-0)1920 The Citadel, 36-25

Tulane (0-5)1971 Tulane, 75-691972 Tulane, 67-611973 Tulane, 61-601975 Tulane, 78-711976 Tulane, 101-85

UCLA (0-1)1972 UCLA, 105-49

University of the South (3-0)1970 The Citadel, 86-651985 The Citadel, 96-611999 The Citadel, 77-54

Vanderbilt (0-5)1922 Vanderbilt, 37-221958 Vanderbilt, 90-611970 Vanderbilt, 89-581978 Vanderbilt, 53-50 ot1979 Vanderbilt, 78-63

Virginia (0-2)1921 Virginia, 51-151972 Virginia, 77-72

Virginia Military Institute (53-44)1921 VMI, 71-81954 VMI, 77-57

VMI, 91-551955 VMI, 78-59

VMI, 88-621956 VMI, 76-59

VMI, 90-591957 The Citadel, 81-71





The Citadel, 91-831962 VMI, 71-69

VMI, 73-701963 VMI, 106-71

VMI, 70-651964 VMI, 89-88

The Citadel, 79-771965 VMI, 71-70

The Citadel, 84-721966 VMI, 80-77


The Citadel, 81-781968 VMI, 81-67

VMI, 87-771969 The Citadel, 88-70





The Citadel, 75-621974 VMI, 70-63

The Citadel, 65-471975 VMI, 108-101

VMI, 82-681976 The Citadel, 78-74

VMI, 76-59

1977 VMI, 68-62VMI, 88-70

1978 VMI, 79-61VMI, 84-72


1980 VMI, 72-71The Citadel, 79-77 ot

1981 VMI, 58-49VMI, 65-62


1983 The Citadel, 57-50VMI, 65-63

1984 The Citadel, 65-61VMI, 64-62

1985 The Citadel, 64-61 otThe Citadel, 69-53

1986 VMI, 66-64VMI, 83-76

1987 The Citadel, 82-78 otVMI, 68-62

1988 VMI, 77-63The Citadel, 69-59


1990 The Citadel, 89-73VMI, 77-76

1991 VMI, 77-65VMI, 85-67

1992 The Citadel, 66-60VMI, 64-60

1993 VMI, 76-74The Citadel, 69-53


1995 The Citadel, 84-69VMI, 75-66

1996 VMI, 91-52VMI, 85-83

1997 VMI, 86-76The Citadel, 81-74


1999 VMI, 74-72 ot2000 The Citadel, 87-84 ot2001 The Citadel, 79-642002 The Citadel, 75-55

The Citadel, 80-702003 VMI, 58-49

Virginia Tech (2-16)1921 Virginia Tech, 35-101942 Virginia Tech, 48-351954 Virginia Tech, 85-701955 Virginia Tech, 91-69

Virginia Tech, 88-531956 Virginia Tech, 96-64

Virginia Tech, 103-471957 Virginia Tech, 72-48

Virginia Tech, 83-721958 The Citadel, 55-54 ot

Virginia Tech, 75-441959 Virginia Tech, 76-691960 Virginia Tech, 86-741961 Virginia Tech, 73-63

Virginia Tech, 116-931962 Virginia Tech, 101-831965 The Citadel, 94-901966 Virginia Tech, 67-61

Wake Forest (2-14)1937 Wake Forest, 42-181938 Wake Forest, 45-431941 Wake Forest, 63-481942 Wake Forest, 64-40

Wake Forest, 60-511943 The Citadel, 38-36

The Citadel, 52-391947 Wake Forest, 56-461948 Wake Forest, 62-481949 Wake Forest, 57-361950 Wake Forest, 82-43

Wake Forest, 62-571953 Wake Forest, 96-671992 Wake Forest, 97-571995 Wake Forest, 81-581997 Wake Forest, 86-52

Washington & Lee (4-10)1921 The Citadel, 29-151954 Washington & Lee, 84-551955 Washington & Lee, 70-53

Washington & Lee, 89-501956 Washington & Lee, 99-67

Washington & Lee, 91-541957 Washington & Lee, 72-69

Washington & Lee, 64-58Washington & Lee, 85-62

1958 Washington & Lee, 74-68Washington & Lee, 72-66


2004 The Citadel, 62-44

Webber International (2-0)2003 The Citadel, 83-602004 The Citadel 79-75

Weber State (0-1)1992 Weber State, 108-74

Western Carolina (27-22)1978 Western Carolina, 65-64

Western Carolina, 73-721979 The Citadel, 78-54

The Citadel, 70-69

1980 The Citadel, 85-73Western Carolina, 79-60


1982 Western Carolina, 58-53Western Carolina, 83-75The Citadel, 66-62 ot

1983 Western Carolina, 87-76The Citadel, 83-80 ot

1984 Western Carolina, 84-72The Citadel, 106-101








1992 Western Carolina, 88-77Western Carolina, 89-69



1995 The Citadel, 98-90 otThe Citadel, 69-68

1996 Western Carolina, 88-74Western Carolina, 74-73


1998 The Citadel, 73-651999 The Citadel, 86-822000 The Citadel, 67-632001 The Citadel, 56-54 ot

Western Carolina, 67-572002 The Citadel, 105-97 (2ot)2003 The Citadel, 83-692004 Western Carolina, 71-42

Westminister (0-1)1962 Westminister, 80-65

West End (2-0)1919 The Citadel, 37-25

The Citadel, 34-29

West Texas State (1-0)1958 The Citadel, 78-71

West Virginia (2-6)1959 West Virginia, 89-61

West Virginia, 85-661960 West Virginia, 98-761961 The Citadel, 83-801962 West Virginia, 78-701963 West Virginia, 86-611964 West Virginia, 58-531965 The Citadel, 75-73

West Virginia Tech (1-0)1971 The Citadel, 47-45 ot

West Virginia Wesleyan (1-0)1962 The Citadel, 88-69

Wichita State (0-1)1995 Wichita State, 64-62 ot

William & Mary (22-30)1940 The Citadel, 36-351945 William & Mary, 54-411948 William & Mary, 64-41

William & Mary, 50-341949 William & Mary, 57-391957 William & Mary, 87-74

William & Mary, 82-741958 The Citadel, 75-60

The Citadel, 85-631960 William & Mary, 79-651961 The Citadel, 64-63 ot1962 The Citadel, 83-76

William & Mary, 71-581963 William & Mary, 83-69

William & Mary, 82-691964 The Citadel, 63-60


William & Mary, 79-70William & Mary, 68-60

1966 William & Mary, 70-65William & Mary, 59-46

1967 The Citadel, 85-77William & Mary, 91-57


1969 William & Mary, 73-56The Citadel, 95-61




1973 The Citadel, 82-74William & Mary, 83-74William & Mary, 97-72

1974 The Citadel, 88-65William & Mary 64-57




1993 William & Mary, 72-68 ot1994 The Citadel, 78-731995 The Citadel, 66-641997 The Citdel, 78-711999 The Citadel, 62-59 ot2001 William & Mary, 65-622002 The Citadel, 67-62

Wingate (1-0)1997 The Citadel, 82-55

Winthrop (4-4)1992 The Citadel, 82-571993 Winthrop, 91-701995 Winthrop, 78-741996 The Citadel, 68-621997 The Citadel, 86-621998 The Citadel, 64-581999 Winthop, 64-492000 Winthrop, 71-51

Wofford (43-32)1921 Wofford, 22-21




The Citadel, 45-201926 Wofford, 33-251927 The Citadel, 52-37




The Citadel, 45-211931 Wofford, 22-16


Wofford, 22-141933 Wofford, 30-29








The Citadel, 28-231941 The Citadel, 46-411946 The Citadel, 46-40





Wofford, 102-711957 The Citadel, 86-74

The Citadel, 68-621967 The Citadel, 84-751968 Wofford, 68-601969 The Citadel, 102-851970 The Citadel, 87-751971 The Citadel, 82-621972 The Citadel, 86-661973 The Citadel, 66-561977 The Citadel, 83-771978 The Citadel, 88-591979 The Citadel, 92-681980 The Citadel, 90-791981 The Citadel, 65-641998 The Citadel, 56-51

Wofford, 71-661999 The Citadel, 62-60

Wofford, 67-542000 Wofford, 87-642001 Wofford, 79-58




The Citadel, 68-65

Xavier (OH) (1-2)1960 Xavier, 94-911966 Xavier, 104-811971 The Citadel, 73-68

YMCA (4-1)1913 YMCA, 30-16



Youngstown State (1-0)1991 The Citadel, 102-101

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OpponentCourtyard Marriott1535 Broadway, 3rd floorNew York, NY 10036Phone: 212-930-1100; Fax: 212-930-1196

Hotel InformationArmyNovember 19-21

Washington Marriott1221 22nd Street NWWashington, D.C. 20037Phone: 202-872-1500

GeorgetownNovember 25-27

Clemson Ramada InnUS Highway 123 & 76Clemson, SC 29633Phone: 864-654-7501; Fax: 864-654-7526

ClemsonDecember 16-17

Chattanooga Marriott2 Carter PlazaChattanooga, TN 37402Phone: 423-756-0002; Fax: 423-265-8735

ChattanoogaJanuary 4-5

Marriott GreenvilleOne Parkway EastGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-297-0300; Fax: 864-281-0801

FurmanJanuary 14-15

Marriott Spartanburg299 North Church StreetSpartanburg, SC 29306Phone: 864-596-1211; Fax: 864-596-1219

WoffordJanuary 15-17

Carnegie Hotel1216 W. State of Franklin Rd.Johnson City, TN 37604Phone: 423-979-6400; Fax: 423-979-6424

East Tennessee StateJanuary 23-24

Holiday Inn Cornelius19901 Holiday LnCornelius, NCPhone: 704-892-9120; Fax: 704-892-9120

DavidsonJanuary 28-29

Fairfield Inn and Suites2060 Blowing Rock RdBoone, NC 28607Phone: 828-268-0677; Fax: 828-268-0723

Appalachian StateFebruary 2-3

Hampton Inn616 Fair RdStatesboro, GA 30458Phone: 912-681-7700; Fax: 912-681-9677

Georgia SouthernFebruary 13-14

Staybridges Suites1300 Carter StreetChattanooga, TN 37402Phone: 423-267-0900; Fax: 423-267-0945

SoCon TournamentMarch 2-5

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2 Donny McLendonDonny McLendonDonny McLendonDonny McLendonDonny McLendonG, 6-0, 175, SophomoreDublin, GA 3 J’mel Everhart

F, 6-4, 183, So.Tyler, TX 4 Travis Smith

G, 6-1, 195, Fr.Columbus, GA

10 Dante TerryG,6-1, 210, Jr.Virginia Beach, VA 11 Warren McLendon

F, 6-5, 254, Fr.Dublin, GA 12 Kedron Young

G, 6-1, 168, Sr.Moncks Corner, SC 13 Nathan Winkler

G, 5-11, 159, Fr.Boone, NC

21 Matt DavisF, 6-4, 212, Jr.Carollton, TX 25 Andy Miller

C, 6-11, 242, Jr.Pittsburgh, PA

33 Matt GochnauerF, 6-5, 215, Jr.James Island, SC 50 Aaron Xia

F, 6-8, 245, So.Friendswood, TX

22 Kevin HammackG, 6-0, 189, Jr.Pumphrey, MD 30 Mark Schiavoni

G, 6-3, 195, So.Winchester, VA

31 Joseph ThompsonF, 6-5, 233, So.Whiteville, NC 55 Demetrius Nelson

F, 6-6, 231, Fr.John’s Island, SC

Pronunciation GuideJ’mel Everhart ..... Je-mel Ever-heart

Matt Gochnauer ........... Gock-now-er

Demetrious Nelson ... De-me-tree-us

Mark Schiavoni ............ She-a-von-ee

Dante Terry ............................ Don-tay

Nathan Winkler ................ Ween-kler

Aaron Xia ............................................ Zie

Kedron Young ..................... Key-drun

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