Fmu mbb guide 2015 16 by Michael Hawkins

Francis Marion University 2015-16 Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS FMU FACTS

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Location ............................................. Florence, SC 29502-0547 Address .............................................................. PO Box 100547 Founded .............................................................................. 1970 Enrollment .......................................................................... 3,944 President ............................................................. Dr. Fred Carter Athletic Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division II Conference Affiliation ............................. Peach Belt Conference Nickname ........................................................................ Patriots Colors ............................................................... Red, White, Blue Home Court ....................... Smith University Center (cap. 2,547) Athletic Director .................................................... Murray Hartzler Head Athletic Trainer ....................................... Reghan Boehmke Athletic Trainers.............................. Andrea Kolodziej, Eric Schwab Compliance Coordinator .................................. Ashleigh Windley Faculty Athletic Representative ........................... Dr. Allen Clabo Athletic Office ......Phone (843) 661-1240......Fax (843) 661-4645 Head Men’s Basketball Coach ............................ Gary Edwards Telephone......Office (843) 661-1247 Cell (843) 229-4859 Men’s Basketball E-mail Address ....... gedwards@fmarion.edu Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach .................... Dushawn Davis Telephone ...Office (843) 661-4626 Cell (843) 206-6240 Sports Information Director ......................... Michael G. Hawkins Telephone ....... Office (843) 661-1222 Cell (843) 230-8102 SID E-Mail Address ............................. mhawkins@fmarion.edu Sports Information FAX Number ........................ (843) 661-4645 SID Intern ......................................................................................... TBA Telephone .................................................................. (843) 661-1834 University Website Address..................................www.fmarion.edu University Athetics Website Address ..........www.fmupatriots.com

Quick Facts 1 Team Photograph & Roster 2 2015-16 Schedule 3 2015-16 Team Outlook 4 Coaching Staff 5-7 Player Profiles 8-18 Support Staff 19 2014-15 Statistics / Game Results 20 Peach Belt Conference Information 21 FMU Individual / Team Records 22 Patriot Men’s Basketball Honor Roll 23 All-Time Series Records 24 Year-By-Year Team Records 25-29 All-Decade Teams / Milestones / Coaches 30 Patriot Cagers With FMU Degrees 31 Community Involvement 32 Swamp Fox Club 32 The FMU Campus 33 FMU Campus Housing 34 Smith University Center 34 Patriot Program Notes 35-36 Printed by Tennant Printing; covers designed by Tennant Printing; photos courtesy of FMU, Tony Gloster, Raul Rubiera, Mike Williams, Columbia Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau (Ron Wright), Asheville Convention & Visitors Bureau.

FMU Patriot Athletics..... Francis Marion University is affiliated with the NCAA and is a member of the Division II Peach Belt Conference. The school sponsors seven sports for men and six for women. The men’s golf and women’s soccer programs compete as NCAA Division I independents. Men’s Sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field. Women’s Sports: basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. Over the past decade, all 12 of the university’s sports have partciptated in postseason NCAA competition, including the golf team winning the 2003 Division II national championship, the men’s basketball team reaching the 2004 Sweet Sixteen, the baseball team advancing to the 2006 College World Series, and the softball team going to the 2008 Division II World Series. Men’s tennis has earned 17 invitations to the NCAA Division II tournament over the past 21 years. Francis Marion is a two-time winner of the Commissioner’s Cup, which signifies the best all-around athletic program in the Peach Belt Conference, one of the nation’s premier NCAA Division II conferences. FMU’s outstanding athletic program recruits athletes from South Carolina as well as the nation and world. Francis Marion regularly ranks among the conference leaders for placing student-athletes on the PBC Presidential Honor Roll, which requires a 3.0 grade point average for the academic year. Over the past decade, nearly all of the Patriot athletic squads have appeared in national poll rankings. 1

Seated (L-R): Alex Bryant, David Jerome, Alante Fenner, Judah Alexander, Kenneth Jackson, Mykel Harris, Filipp Burnashov, Samson Nnaji ; Standing (L-R): assistant coach Dushawn Davis, manager Marshevis Ellington, Detrek Browning, A.J. Jackson, Brandon Parker, Nick Talko, Mike Davis Jr., Douglas Dwight, Janvier Johnson, manager Shaquia Johnson, head coach Gary Edwards.

Francis Marion University 2015-16 Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Roster No. 2 3 5 20 21 22 23 24 30 31 32 34 40 RS RS

Name Detrek Browning Mike Davis Jr. Alante Fenner Brandon Parker Samson Nnaji Judah Alexander Filipp Burnashov David Jerome A.J. Jackson Nick Talko Mykel Harris Alex Bryant Kenneth Jackson Douglas Dwight Janvier Johnson

Pos. G G-F G F F F G F G-F G-F F F F-C G G

Yr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr.

Ht. 6-2 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-6 6-7 6-5 6-3 6-1 6-4 6-7 6-3 6-8 5-10 6-0

Wt. 175 175 180 175 220 205 185 220 185 205 185 238 245 175 155

Hometown / High School Columbia, SC (Irmo HS) Brunswick, GA (Brunswick HS) Lake Wales, FL (Lake Wales HS) Sumter, SC (Sumter HS) Gusau, Nigeria (Tampa Bay Christian School) Mount Vernon, NY (Mount Vernon HS) Khimki, Russia (Blue Ridge School VA) Kissimmee, FL (Gateway HS) Fort Mill, SC (Westminster Catawba Christian Sch) Naples, FL (Lely HS) Lexington Park, MD (The Phelps School) Landrum,SC (Landrum HS) Mullins, SC (Mullins HS) Moncks Corner, SC (Northwood Academy) Windsor, CT (The Macduffie School)

HEAD COACH: Gary Edwards ASSISTANT COACH: Dushawn Davis MANAGERS: Marshevis Ellington, Shaquia Johnson ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Murray Hartzler ATHLETIC TRAINER: Reghan Boehmke SPORTS INFORMATION: Michael G. Hawkins, Sean Offerdahl (intern) Pronunciations: #2 DEE-trick ; #5 a-lawn-TAY ; #21 nod-GEE ; #23 Phillip BURN-a-shov ; #31 TALL-coe ; #32 Michael ; RS Hawn-VEE-air 2

2015-16 SEASON SCHEDULE Date Nov. 13-14 Nov. 13 Fri. Nov. 14 Sat. Nov. 18 Wed. Nov. 20 Fri. Nov. 27 Fri. Nov. 28 Sat. Nov. 30 Mon. Dec. 15 Tue. Dec. 17 Thur. Dec. 19 Sat. Dec. 30 Wed. Jan. 2 Sat. Jan. 4 Mon. Jan. 6 Wed. Jan. 9 Sat. Jan. 13 Wed. Jan. 16 Sat. Jan. 18 Mon. Jan. 23 Sat. Jan. 27 Wed. Jan. 30 Sat. Feb. 1 Mon. Feb. 3 Wed. Feb. 6 Sat. Feb. 10 Wed. Feb. 13 Sat. Feb. 17 Wed. Feb. 20 Sat. Feb. 24 Wed. Feb. 27 Sat. Mar. 5-6

Opponent PBC-SAC Challenge Catawba College Lenoir-Rhyne University at Southern Wesleyan University Piedmont International University vs. Johnson C. Smith University @ at Bluefield State College @ St. Andrews University Southern Wesleyan University at University of Montevallo * at Clayton State University * at University of South Carolina (exhibition) Columbus State University * at Augusta University * at Flagler College * Armstrong State University * at UNC Pembroke * at Young Harris College * University of North Georgia * USC Aiken * at Lander University * Georgia College * Johnson & Wales University (NC) Lander University * Flagler University * (Homecoming) at Armstrong State University * at Ga. Southwestern State University * Augusta University * at USC Aiken * UNC Pembroke * (Senior Night) PBC Tournament (quarterfinals) PBC Tournament (semis/finals)

Time

Site FLORENCE

11:30 am 7:30 7:00 Central, SC 7:00 FLORENCE 5:30 Bluefield, WV 4:00 Bluefield, WV 7:00 FLORENCE 7:00 FLORENCE 8:30 Montevallo, AL 3:30 Morrow, GA 7:00 Columbia, SC 3:30 FLORENCE 7:30 Augusta, GA 7:30 St. Augustine, FL 3:30 FLORENCE 7:30 Pembroke, NC 3:30 Young Harris, GA 3:30 FLORENCE 3:30 FLORENCE 7:30 Greenwood, SC 3:30 FLORENCE 7:00 FLORENCE 7:30 FLORENCE 3:30 FLORENCE 7:30 Savannah, GA 3:30 Americus, GA 7:30 FLORENCE 7:30 Aiken, SC 7:30 FLORENCE TBA TBD TBA TBD

* Peach Belt Conference game All times listed are Eastern Times @ at Currence Classic at Bluefield State College in Bluefield, WV

2015-16 SEASON OUTLOOK The Francis Marion University men’s basketball team will open its 2015-16 campaign on Friday (Nov. 13) when the Patriots play host to Catawba College in the annual Peach Belt Conference-South Atlantic Conference Challenge. The contest will tip-off at the unusual time of 11:30 a.m. in the Smith University Center. Daily admission will be $8 for adults and $5 for students. Francis Marion will face Lenoir-Rhyne University at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.

The squad’s newcomers include 6-5 junior guard Alante Fenner (transfer from Savannah State University), 6-6 junior forward Samson Nnaji (Indian River State College), 6-5 junior swingman Filipp Burnashov (Walters State Community College), 6-8 junior center Kenneth Jackson (Brunswick Community College and Mullins High product), 6-4 freshman swingman Nick Talko (Lely High School in Naples, Fla.), and 6-4 freshman guard Brandon Parker (Sumter High School).

FMU head coach Gary Edwards is entering his 10th year at Francis Marion and his 32nd year as a college head coach with a 512-381 mark. For the 2015-16 campaign, he welcomes back six lettermen – including three starters – from last year’s 13-15 squad that that tied for fifth in the Peach Belt Conference’s East Division standings. Last year’s record was belied by the fact that eight conference losses were by five points or less. The returnees are led by 2015 PBC Freshman of the Year Detrek Browning, who averaged 17.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game last season. In total, four freshmen, all of whom return this year as sophomores, accounted for 51.4 percent of the team’s offense in 2014-15. A 6-2 guard, Browning was the secondleading freshmen scorer in NCAA Division II and ranked among the Top 10 in the conference for scoring, assists (103), steals (71), and free throw percentage (82.3). His theft total was a new Patriot single-season record. Also returning is 6-4 sophomore swingman Mike Davis Jr. (11.0 ppg, 3.2 rpg), 6-7 sophomore forward Judah Alexander (5.7 ppg, 4.7 rpg), 6-1 sophomore swingman A.J. Jackson (7.3 ppg, 2.4 rpg), 6-3 senior forward David Jerome (4.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg), and 6-3 junior forward Alex Bryant (0.9 ppg, 1.3 rpg). All of the aforementioned players started at least seven contests last season. The Patriots also re-gain the services of 6-7 senior forward Mykel Harris. Harris averaged 8.3 points and 4.3 rebounding during the 2013-14 season, but did not play last year.

Edwards said his probable starting lineup is still fluid, but Friday’s five may include Browning and Davis in the backcourt, Harris and Alexander at the forward spots, and Jackson in the post. Fenner, who averaged 9.2 points per game last year for the Division I Tigers, will spell Browning at the point position, but may also see time alongside Browning in the backcourt. Edwards also said that Jackson may be the squad’s top outside shooter and will certainly see time in a regular rotation as will Jerome and Bryant. Talko will miss this week’s contest as he recovers from an injury, while Burnashov and Nnaji are still waiting to be cleared to play by the NCAA. Edwards is counting on all three for regular contributions and said that Talko has the potential to follow Browning as the conference’s top freshman. “Nick is a tough player who shoots the ball well and most importantly understands how to play the game.” The coach also commented on the defensive work done by Parker in the pre-season and that the local product will see some minutes this season.

“I am cautiously optimistic heading into the season opener,” Edwards said. “I like our perimeter players and I think we are poised to have a good year defensively, but we are still trying to identify an inside game. “Our returning freshmen – now sophomore – all played a lot last year and I look for them to provide scoring from the outside. We have strength and muscle inside, but not an excess of height. That strength should aid us in rebounding, but we are still working on fundamentals in the paint. The rebounding stats will be a key. Last year we funneled our defense through recording steals, but this year we want to concentrate on rebounding the other team’s misses. Along the same lines, we want to lower our field goal percentage defense number from 45 percent to the lower 40’s or upper 30’s. This concentration has paid dividends in the pre-season and now we will see how it works when the regularseason lights are on.” 4

“One of the early keys to our success will be to stay healthy. We have not made any major changes in our approach. We are progressing with the fundamentals of basketball and will keep building. This is a good group of young men and they have worked hard in the pre-season.” Francis Marion’s 2015-16 schedule includes 15 home dates, including five of the squad’s first eight contests being in the Smith University Center. The Patriots open PBC play on Dec. 17 at the University of Montevallo. The slate also includes a Dec. 30 exhibition game with the South Carolina Gamecocks in Colonial Life Area. Entering its 45th season of basketball, Francis Marion is 24-20 all-time in season openers, including a 6-3 mark under Edwards. FMU trails 4-3 in the all-time series with Catawba, while LRU leads the all-time series 5-2.

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY HEAD COACH HEAD COACH Gary Edwards

scoring offense, and led NCAA Division II in three-point field goals made per game (13.8). FMU led the PBC in scoring (88.7 ppg) for the third straight year.

Gary Edwards, a native of Virginia Beach, Va., is entering his 10th season at the helm of the Patriot men's basketball program, and his 32nd year as a college head coach. His career coaching mark stands at 512381 in 31 seasons, including a 7-4 mark in NCAA Tournament games and an 8-1 mark when playing for a conference or regional championship. Edwards, 57, took over the reins of the Francis Marion University men's basketball program on April 26, 2006, and became the sixth head coach in the program's 45-year history. His nine-year mark on the Patriot bench is 123125. He improved the Patriots' win total in each of his first four seasons in Florence and guided FMU to four consecutive winning campaigns -- a first since the program joined the NCAA in 1992 -- and only one year shy of the program record of five consecutive winning campaigns. In 2012, Edwards was named an Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations, assuming additional duties within the Francis Marion athletic department. Last year (2014-15), FMU registered a 13-15 record, a record belied by the fact that eight conference losses were by five points or less. Edwards recorded his 500th career victory with a 61-53 win over Lenoir-Rhyne University on Nov. 15, 2014. The squad finished second nationally in steals per game (11.5) and produced one All-Conference performer as well as the PBC Freshman of the Year. In 2013-14, the Patriots posted a 12-15 mark, including a road win over nationally ranked GSW. The Patriots placed fourth in the Peach Belt Conference's East Division and nearly upset nationally ranked Montevallo in the quarterfinals of the PBC Tournament. Francis Marion led the conference in three-pointers made per game (10.1) and free throw accuracy (school-record 76.4%). The squad featured one All-Conference and All-Region performer. During the 2012-13 campaign, the Patriots compiled an 11-15 record, ranked among the national leaders in team

Gary Edwardsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Coaching Resume Years 1979-82 1982-84 1984-87 1987-96 1996-2006 2006-16

Title (Head Coach) Asst Coach (Don Forsyth) Asst Coach (Richard Berg) Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

School Virginia Wesleyan College Hofstra University Atlantic Christian College Charleston Southern Univ. Indiana Univ. of Pa. Francis Marion University 5

In 2011-12, FMU posted a 16-12 overall mark and finished 9-9 in the PBC. Twelve of its 18 conference games were decided by a combined total of 47 points, with four going to overtime. For the second year in a row, his squad led the PBC in scoring offense at 81.6 ppg and ranked 13th nationally. FMU also set a team season record by shooting 74.6% from the free throw line, breaking a mark that had stood for 40 seasons. In 2010-11, Edwards directed the Patriots to a 16-11 mark and a tie for third place in the PBC's East Division standings. Two Patriots were named to the PBC All-Academic squad and one player was selected to the All-Conference team. His squad led the PBC in scoring offense and ranked 36th nationally at 80.6 ppg. In 2009-10, he took the Patriots to an 18-10 record and the team's first back-to-back winning seasons in 11 years. Francis Marion again placed third in the PBC's East Division. During the 2008-09 campiagn, he guided FMU to a 16-12 mark and a fifth-place finish during the Peach Belt regular season. He also took the Patriots overseas to compete in the prestigious Amsterdam Haarlem Basketball Week, held each year in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Francis Marion competed against teams from the Netherlands and Kazakhstan, as well as the Israeli National Team. In 2007-08, Francis Marion recorded a 12-16 mark (a three-win improvement over the previous year) and an eighth-place finish in the Peach Belt standings. During the year, Edwards captured his 400th career coaching victory (a 69-66 win over Coker College on Nov. 17, 2007), and the FMU program recorded its 500th all-time win (a 77-67 victory over UNC Pembroke on Jan. 16, 2008). Edwards came to Francis Marion after 10 seasons as head coach at Division II Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He guided the Indians to a 206-88 mark, including five 20-win campaigns, three Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference titles, and four trips to the Division II national tournament. Under his guidance, IUP advanced to the Elite Eight twice (2000 and 2002) and participated in the 2002 Final Four. He left IUP as the winningest coach in that program's long history. Edwards returned to South Carolina, where he still ranks as the winningest coach at Division I Charleston Southern University. In nine seasons, he guided the Buccaneers to 121 wins (against 133 losses). His

GARY EDWARDS Year-by-Year COACHING FILE 1995 CSU squad won the Big South Conference title, and he twice earned Big South Conference "Coach of the Year" honors. He also previously coached at Atlantic Christian College (now known as Barton College), compiling a 62-35 mark in three seasons and leading the Bulldogs to two NAIA national tournament appearances. Prior to his arrival, the Bulldogs had recorded only one winning season in the previous 17 years. Edwards received a B.A. degree in English (magna cum laude) from Virginia Wesleyan College in 1979, where he was recognized as an academic All-American on the basketball court in 1979. He later earned a master's degree from Old Dominion University. His coaching career began in 1979 as an assistant varsity coach and head junior varsity coach at his alma mater, Virginia Wesleyan. He then served as an assistant coach at Hofstra University for two years before taking over the Barton program. While coaching at IUP, Edwards served as a weekly columnist for the Indiana Gazette in Indiana, Pa. He has been a coach at the Eastern Invitational Basketball Camp (2004-05) and the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (1979-82), as well as a head coach in the Summer Professional League of Puerto Rico (1993-95). He served as director of the "Four Great Days of Summer" basketball camps (1987-96). Each of the past eight seasons (2007-15), he has authored a weekly sports column in the Florence (S.C.) Morning News. He is married (Corinne) and has two adult children: Grady and Casey. He is the director of the Patriot summer basketball camps (team & individual), and has revived the "Four Great Days of Summer" camp here in Florence. Year 1984-85 1985-86

School Barton Barton

Record Pct. 12-16 .429 25-10 .714

Conf. Pct.

1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02

Barton Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa.

25-9 17-12 12-16 11-17 9-19 16-14 12-15 10-17 19-10 15-13 15-12 19-9 22-5 25-8 17-10 28-5

.735 .586 .429 .393 .321 .533 .444 .370 .655 .536 .556 .679 .815 .758 .630 .848

8-4 6-6 4-8 4-10 7-7 7-9 8-10 12-4 9-5 7-5 7-5 10-2 8-4 8-4 9-3

.667 .500 .333 .286 .500 .438 .444 .750 .643 .583 .583 .833 .667 .667 .750

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Indiana Univ. Pa. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ. Francis Marion Univ.

16-11 21-10 24-9 19-9 9-19 12-16 16-12 18-10 16-11 16-12 11-15 12-15 13-15

.593 .677 .727 .679 .321 .429 .571 .643 .592 .571 .423 .444 .464

5-7 7-5 8-4 7-5 5-11 6-14 9-11 10-8 9-9 9-9 6-13 8-11 5-14

.417 .583 .667 .583 .313 .300 .450 .556 .500 .500 .316 .421 .263 6

Notes Carolinas Conference COY NAIA District 26 Champions; NAIA natâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l tournament NAIA District 26 Champions; NAIA natâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l tournament Big South Conference COY; South Carolina COY

Big South Tournament finalist

Big South Tourn. Champions; Big South Conf. COY

PSAC Champions; NCAA II East Region champions PSAC Champions; NCAA II East Region champions NCAA II Elight Eight semifinalist (Final Four) PSAC Champions NCAA East Region Semi-Finalist

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY STAFF Dushawn Davis, Assistant Coach Dushawn Davis, a native of Mullins, S.C., enters his third year as an assistant coach on the Francis Marion University men's staff. His primary responsibilities include recruiting, on-floor coaching, individual player workouts, pre- and post-season workouts and academic support. Davis also assists in leading summer camps held here at FMU. Davis was a standout high school athlete at Mullins High School, where he lettered in three varsity sports: football, basketball, and baseball. He had the opportunity to play basketball and be coached by the legendary Mark Gerald. It is there that Davis grew a passion for learning and teaching the game of basketball. Although Davis had college scholarship offers in both basketball and football, he chose to further his football career at the collegiate level at Newberry College, in hopes of being able to eventually become a dual athlete and continue basketball as well. After his sophomore year, Davis transferred to Coastal Carolina University, where he finished his football career and received a B.A. degree in History in 2011. Following graduation, Davis found his way back to the hardwood. His former coach welcomed him back to Mullins High School to be a part of his staff. After being there for one year (2012-13) and helping Mullins to a 22-5 overall record, coach Gerald assisted him in getting to the collegiate level. Davis recently received his Masters degree in Sports Administration from Coker College in 2014. He is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.

Marshevis Ellington

Shaquia Johnson

Manager

MEET THE 2015-16 PATRIOTS

DETREK BROWNING Guard, 6’0”, 175 lbs., So., Columbia, S.C.

FMU: Returning starter and third year at FMU....Top returning scorer....Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year for 2014-15....Second-leading freshman scorer in NCAA II in 2014-15....Set school record for steals in a season (71)....PBC rankings: 3rd in steals, 7th in assists, 9th in free throw percentage, 10th in scoring, 14th in minutes played per game....NCAA II rankings: 13th in steals per game, 21st in total steals....PBC Player of the Week Jan. 12-18, 2015....Scored in double figures in 25 of 28 contests (with 12 games of 20+ points)....Scoring and assist averages were both higher in conference play....Was red-shirted in 2013-14....Bright future....."The best point guard I saw all year (2012-13),” said FMU head coach Gary Edwards.....Has an instinctive feel for the game.....Makes those playing around him better.....Has worked with one of the finest high school coaches (Tim Whipple) in the nation....Accustomed to winning.....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 2014-15.....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).

CAREER HIGHS: 27 pts vs GRU Augusta (1-5-15) 8 reb on 3 occasions 9 assts vs Young Harris (1-17-15)

PERSONAL: Born Detrek Marqual Browning in Columbia, S.C.....A graduate of Irmo High School, where he played for legendary coach Tim Whipple (624 career wins, five state titles, and eight AAAA championship game appearances)....As a senior, averaged 13.7 points, 4.0 assists, 3.3 steals, and 3.3 rebounds per game, while earning All-State and All-Region honors.....Connected on 38 percent of his three-point attempts and shot 80 percent at the foul line while helping the Yellow Jackets to an undefeated season (29-0) and the program’s second state championship in three years.....Irmo finished the year ranked 13th nationally by USA Today.....Named the AAAA Player of the Year by the High School Sports Report....Selected to play in the North/South All-Star Game.....Made a pair of All-Tournament Teams (Impact Sports Invitational, Lindberg Moody Holiday Classic)....For entire prep career, averaged 10.2 ppg and shot 38% on three-pointers....Nickname is Dee. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Professional basketball player....Favorite Athlete: Derrick Rose....Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat....Favorite Movie: Wolf on Wall Street....Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air....Favorite Food: Steak....Favorite Vacation Spot: New York....Celebrity Crush: Kim Kardashian....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....Twitter Handle: @detrekb ....Instagram Account: @detrekb ....Your Motivation Music: Kanye West and Drake....Favorite Thing About FMU: Fried chicken Wednesday....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Chilling with friends....Goals for Upcoming Season: Make the conference tournament....Hobbies: Basketball, chilling with friends. .MAJOR: Psychology.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 28-28

MPG 32.7

FGM-FGA 173-372

PCT 46.5

FTM-FTA 93-113

PCT 82.3

REB 142

Three-Point Shots: 47-133 in 2014-15

AVG 5.1

PF-D 70-1

AST 103

TO 82

BLK 9

STL 71

PTS 486

AVG 17.4

MIKE DAVIS JR. Guard-Forward, 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;4â&#x20AC;?, 175 lbs., So., Brunswick, Ga.

FMU: Returning starter.....Played in all 28 games as a freshman with 19 starts....Third-leading scorer in 2014-15 and second in assists and steals....15 games scoring in double figures with three 20-point contests....4th in the PBC in steals and 16th in both assists and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.6)....Shot 34% from three-point range (37.9% in conference games)....Can play multiple positions....A scorer....Rebounds very well for his size.....Tough player and a competitor who loves to play the game.

CAREER HIGHS: 26 pts at Lander (2-4-15) 8 reb vs Armstrong St. (2-11-15) 7 assts at Flagler (2-7-15)

PERSONAL: Born Michale Jerome Davis Jr. in Brunswick, Ga.....A graduate of Brunswick High School, where he played for coach Chris Turner.....As a senior, averaged 17.3 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game, while connecting on 41.5 percent of his three-point field goal attempts.....Earned 1AAAAAA All-Region (first-team) honors....Helped lead the Pirates to a 22-7 mark and an appearance in the state tournament Sweet Sixteen Round....GSWHA 3-point champion....Team was 66-14 over his last three seasons (including a school-record 23 wins during 2012-13)....Region champs in 2012 and region runners-up in 2013 and 2014....Nickname is Mike. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pro ball player....Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant....Favorite Sports Team: OKC Thunder....Favorite Movie: Paid in Full....Favorite Food: Pizza....Favorite Vacation Spot: Hilton Head....Celebrity Crush: Megan Good....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Nike....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus size....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Social media....Goals for Upcoming Season: To win the conference....Hobbies: Sleeping and playing video games. MAJOR: Business.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 28-19

MPG 27.1

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 102-248 41.1 55-83

PCT 66.3

REB 89

Three-Point Shots: 49-144 in 2014-15

AVG 3.2

PF-D 81-6

AST 82

TO 52

BLK 13

STL 58

PTS 308

AVG 11.0

ALANTE FENNER Guard, 6’5”, 180 lbs., Jr., Lake Wales, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....A slasher...Could see action at either guard spot...Transfer from Division I Savannah State University....SSU: Averaged 9.2 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.4 steals per game in 31 contests as a sophomore....12 games scoring in double figures with a high of 18 points at Tulane (12-16-14)....As a freshman, averaged 6.3 points and 1.6 rebounds per game in 31 contests for the Tigers....5 game scoring in double digits with a high of 18 points at Bethune-Cookman (2-1-14). PERSONAL: Born Alante' McCray Fenner in Lake Wales, Fla....A graduate of Lake Wales High School, where he played for coach Billy Dee Washington.....Nickname is Ghost.

CAREER HIGHS: 18 pts on 2 occasions 6 reb on 7 occasions 4 assts at SC State (2-28-15)

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: NFL running back....Favorite Athlete: Jamal Crawford....Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers....Favorite Movie: Life....Favorite TV Show: Martin....Favorite Food: Chicken....Favorite Vacation Spot: Atlanta....Celebrity Crushes: Rihanna, Sanaa Lathan, Tae Heckard....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Youtube....Favorite Social Media Site: Facebook....Your Motivation Music: Gucci Mane....Favorite Thing About FMU: The basketball team....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Football....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the Peach Belt championship and get to the NCAA Tournament....Hobbies: Playing video games....Interesting Notes: Likes to watch Hardcore Pawn in his spare time.....Brush With Greatness: Tracy McGrady, Shaquille O'Neal, Dominique Wilkens, Shawn Marion. MAJOR: Sociology.

CAREER STATS 2013-15 at Savannah State University YEAR 2014-15 2013-14 Totals

G-GS 31-na 31-7 66-15

MPG 24.0 16.0 12.3

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 106-261 40.6 57-89 66-160 41.3 47-62 74-191 38.7 35-47

PCT 64.0 75.8 74.5

REB 125 51 126

AVG 4.0 1.6 1.9

PF-D xx-x 46-0 79-2

AST 45 23 67

TO 67 46 66

BLK 4 2 10

STL 43 18 39

PTS 285 194 205

AVG 9.2 6.3 3.1

Three-Point Shots: 16-63 in 2014-15 ; 15-47 in 2013-14

BRANDON PARKER Forward, 6’4”, 175 lbs., Fr., Sumter, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Local product....Good defender....Could see playing time as a freshman. PERSONAL: Born Brandon Anthony Parker in Sumter, S.C....A graduate of Sumter High School, where he played for coaches JoJo English, Jeff Schaffer, and coach Jefferson....As a senior, helped Sumter to a 20-7 record and its first state championship in 30 years....Scored team-high 18 points in state title contest....WLTX TV-19 Bojangles Player of the Week (end of the 2014-15 season)....Also helped the Gamecocks to a pair of AAAA Lower State championship game appearances....3-year varsity letterman.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: Favorite Athlete: Brandon Parker....Favorite Sports Teams: OKC Thunder, Dallas Cowboys, New York Yankees....Favorite Movies: He Got Game and Like Mike....Favorite TV Show: ESPN SportsCenter....Favorite Food: Chinese....Favorite Vacation Spot: Miami....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Favorite Thing About FMU: Campus site....Goals for Upcoming Season: Getting bigger and developing better shooting form....Hobbies: Basketball.. MAJOR: Accounting. 10

SAMSON NNAJI Forward, 6’6”, 220 lbs., Jr., Tampa, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Transfer from Indian River State College....IRSC: Played two seasons...Averaged 8.6 points and 7.1 rebounds as a sophomore....Shot 52.8% from the floor....As a freshman, averaged 4.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per game....Connected on 51.6% of his field goal attempts. PERSONAL: Born Samson Nnaji in Gusau, Zamfara State, Nigeria....A product of Tampa Bay Christian School....Also attended Faith Baptist Christian School....Nickname: Sammy.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A pro athlete/ business man....Favorite Athlete: Lebron James....Favorite Sports Team: Cleveland Cavaliers....Favorite Movie: Coach Carter....Favorite TV Show: Scandal, Criminal minds, and Dexter....Favorite Food: Rice, beans, and chicken....Favorite Vacation Spot: Bahamas....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): Youtube....Favorite Social Media Sites: Twitter and Instagram....Twitter Handle: sammyROLLSRONG ....Instagram Account: Nigerian_hooper05 ....Your Motivation Music: Dreams & Nightmares by Meek Mill....Favorite Thing About FMU: Great staff....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Watching rap battles....Goals for Upcoming Season: To cut down the net....Hobbies: Basketball. MAJOR: International Business.

FILIPP BURNASHOV Guard, 6’5”, 185 lbs., Jr., Khimki, Russia

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Transfer from Walters State Community College....WSCC: Averaged 3.4 points and 2.1 rebounds per game during the 2014-15 season....More assists than turnovers for a 17-13 squad....Also attended Georgetown (Ky.) College, where he competed on the track and field team during the 2013-14 school year....GC: High jumper....Posted season-high of 1.96m (6'5") and placed first at the 2014 Mid-South Conference championship meet. PERSONAL: Born Filipp Burnashov in Mcensk, Russia....A product of the Blue Ridge School in Virginia, where he played for coach Bill Ramsey....Averaged 6.7 points, 5.6 rebounds, 1.6 blocks, 1.1 assists, and 1.0 steals per game as a senior....Shot 47% from the field and 75% at the foul line....As a senior, registered 14 goals and three assists in 13 matches on the soccer field....Also lettered in track and field....Nickname is Fil. CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Professional athlete....Favorite Athlete: Andrey Kirilenko....Favorite Sports Team: Miami....Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball....Favorite TV Show: Prison Break....Favorite Food: Russian food....Favorite Vacation Spot: Turkey....Celebrity Crush: Megan Fox....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): nba.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Russian facebook....Instagram Account: filburnashov555 ....Your Motivation Music: Rap....Goals for Upcoming Season: Become the best team and win it all....Hobbies: Get better as a person-player. MAJOR: Business Administration. 11

JUDAH ALEXANDER Forward, 6’7”, 205 lbs., So., Mount Vernon, N.Y.

FMU: Returning letterman and part-time starter....Played in 24 games with 8 starts as a freshman....Third-leading rebounder....Led team in field goal percentage (50.5%)....Second on team in blocked shots....Six games scoring in double figures with high of 13 twice....Doubledouble (11 pts/11 reb) in first collegiate game vs Catawba (11-14-14)....Comes from a quality high school program....Gives us size and rebounding this year....Expected to see minutes as a freshman.....Undersized post player who plays very hard and has a toughness to his game despite his youth....Helps team address pressing needs in the areas of aggressive, toughness, and rebounding.....Could turn out to be the Freshman of the Year in the Peach Belt Conference.....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 2014-15, 2015-16....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2015 (spring).

CAREER HIGHS: 13 pts on 2 occasions 11 reb at Catawba (11-14-14) 3 assts on 2 occasions

PERSONAL: Born Judah Isaiah Alexander in Mount Vernon, N.Y.....A graduate of Mount Vernon High School, where he played for legendary head coach Robert Cimmino.....Helped lead the Knights to a 22-1 record as a senior and the NYS Class AA state championship.....Earned AllConference, All-Section, and All-League honors....Also selected to play in the LHBC All-Star Game....Westchester/Putham All-Star (honorable mention)....Also attended Mount Saint Michael Academy.....Nicknames are Jay. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: NBA player....Favorite Athlete: Lebron James....Favorite Sports Team: Miami Heat....Favorite Movie: Friday....Favorite TV Shows: ESPN SportsCenter, OITNB....Favorite Food: Fried Chicken, Macaroni and Cheese....Favorite Vacation Spot: Hawaii....Celebrity Crush: Meagan Good....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Instagram Account: Showoutt_22 ....Motivational Music: Jay-Z....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Sleeping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win....Hobbies: Listening to music....Interesting Notes: Since I was 11, my shoe size matched my age, but that stopped when I turned 17.....In high school was sectional champions, and earned All-City, AllCounty, and All-Region honors....Brush With Greatness: Ben Gordon. MAJOR: Psychology.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15

G-GS 24-8

MPG 19.3

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 46-91 50.5 45-80

PCT 56.3

REB 113

Three-Point Shots: 0-0 in 2014-15

AVG 4.7

PF-D 42-1

AST 19

TO 23

BLK 22

STL 19

PTS 137

AVG 5.7

DAVID JEROME Forward, 6’3”, 220 lbs., Sr., Kissimmee, Fla.

FMU: Returning letterman and part-time starter.....Appeared in 25 games with 13 starts in 201415....Fourth-leading rebounder on the FMU squad and fourth in blocked shots....Shot 48.8% from the floor....Four games scoring in double digits with a high of 16 points vs Piedmont International (12-1-14)....Double-double (14 pts, 11 reb) vs Lenoir-Rhyne (11-15-14)....Transfer from Florida State College at Jacksonville....Will add aggressive and toughness to the roster.....Despite his lack of mainline stats, he does the intangibles on the floor – things that don’t always show up in the stat line like taking charges and going after loose balls.....Will provide immediate help on the boards.....Helps team address pressing needs in the areas of aggressive, toughness, and rebounding.....FSCJ: Averaged 4.9 points and 4.6 rebounds per game in 2013-14.....As a freshman, registered 4.7 points and 2.8 rebounds for the Blue Wave.

CAREER HIGHS: 16 pts vs Piedmont Int’l (12-1-14) 11 reb vs Lenoir-Rhyne (11-15-14) 5 assts vs Piedmont Int’l (12-1-14)

PERSONAL: Born David Ray Jerome in Stamford, Conn.....A product of Gateway High School, where he played for coach Bob Baker.....Helped lead the Panthers to the Orange Belt Conference title as a senior.....A three-sport athlete at Gateway, also lettering in football and track....Nickname is Rome. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Professional ball player....Favorite Athlete: Dwight Howard....Favorite Sports Team: Orlando Magic....Favorite Movie: Back to the Future....Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince....Favorite Food: Pasta....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beaches....Celebrity Crush: Christina Milian....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Rockets....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Motivational Music: Kirk Franklin....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the conference and have a winning season....Hobbies: Drawing. MAJOR: Biology.

CAREER STATS YEAR G-GS 2013-14 25-8

MPG 19.4

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 44-150 29.3 5-10

PCT 50.0

REB 81

Three-Point Shots: 33-109 in 2013-14 ; 8-27 in 2012-13; 1-9 in 2011-12

AVG 3.2

PF-D 38-0

AST 18

TO 23

BLK 15

STL 5

PTS 126

AVG 5.0

A.J. JACKSON Guard-Forward, 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;1â&#x20AC;?, 185 lbs., So., Fort Mill, S.C.

FMU: Returning letterman and part-time starter....Very pructed first season....Played in all 28 games with 9 starts....Fifth-leading scorer on the 2014-15 squad....10 games scoring in double figures, including seven of the last nine contests....High of 20 points vs Virginia-Lynchburg (1-1215)....Second on the squad in three-point percentage (36.7%) and 26th in Peach Belt....Fourth on team in steals....More assists than turnovers....Very talented....Can certainly shoot the ball.....Needs to add strength and seasoning....Already a very athletic guard that elevates well on his jump shot and can rebound as well.....Reminds coaching staff of a young Evrik Gary when Evrik first arrived on campus.....Helps address pressing needs in the areas of aggressive, toughness, and rebounding.....Could turn out to be the Freshman of the Year in the Peach Belt Conference.....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2015-16.

CAREER HIGHS: 20 pts vs VA-Lynchburg (1-12-15) 10 reb at Flagler (2-7-15) 3 assts on 4 occasions

PERSONAL: Born William Anthony Jackson II in Aiken, S.C.....A product of Believe Prep School in Rock Hill, S.C., where he played for coach Tyson Waterman.....In 2013-14, averaged 15 points, four rebounds, and three assists per contest, while leading the squad in three-point shooting.....A graduate of Westminster Catawba Christian School, also in Rock Hill, where he played for coach Frank Hamrick.....As a senior, tallied 21 points, 11 rebounds, and five blocked shots per game, while earning MAC All-Conference honors, Charlotte Observer second-team All-Conference recognition, and WCCS team MVP honors....His first three years of high school, he attended Nation Ford High School....Nickname is AJ (Baby Melo). PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: NBA player....Favorite Athlete: Carmelo Anthony....Favorite Sports Team: South Carolina Gamecocks....Favorite Movie: Friday....Favorite TV Show: Bobs Burgers....Favorite Food: Crab legs....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Celebrity Crush: Nicki Minaj....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Water polo....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Your Motivation Music: Gucci Mane....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Basketball....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the conference....Hobbies: Sports. MAJOR: Business Marketing.

CAREER STATS YEAR G-GS 2014-15 28-9

MPG 19.8

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 73-168 43.5 18-25

PCT 72.0

REB 66

Three-Point Shots: 40-109 in 2014-15

AVG 2.4

PF-D 32-0

AST 27

TO 17

BLK 7

STL 30

PTS 204

AVG 7.3

NICK TALKO Guard-Forward, 6’4”, 205 lbs., Fr., Naples, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Heady player...Understands how to play the game....Could make major contributions as a freshman. PERSONAL: Born Nick Talko in Mineola, N.Y.....A graduate of Lely High School, where he played under the direction of coach Fritz Jacques.....As a senior, averaged 14.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.0 steals per game....SFABC Mr. Basketball Finalist in 2014....Three-time All-Area and All-Conference selection....Shot nearly 40% from three-point range over his prep career....4year letterman....Second in school history with 1,432 career points....Helped the Trojans to an Elite 8 appearance in the 2013 state playoffs.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Major League Baseball Player....Favorite Athlete: Carmelo Anthony....Favorite Sports Team: New York Knicks....Favorite Movie: Training Day....Favorite TV Show: Game of Thrones....Favorite Food: Mashed potatoes and gravy....Favorite Vacation Spot: Orlando, Fla.....Celebrity Crush: Meghan Markle....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Bleacherreport....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....Twitter Handle: @Talkotime ....Instagram Account: Talkotime ....Your Motivation Music: Game of Pain - Montana of 300....Favorite Thing About FMU: Basketball....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Netflix....Goals for Upcoming Season: To help FMU reach the next level....Hobbies: Video games, TV production, Lifting. MAJOR: Business.

KENNETH JACKSON Forward-Center, 6’8”, 245 lbs., Jr., Mullins, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Possible starter in the post....Big rugged body....Will aide the rebounding cause....Transfer from Brunswick Community College....Also attended USC Sumter. PERSONAL: Born Kenneth Wayne Jackson in Marion, S.C.....A graduate of Mullins High School, where he played for coach Mark Gerald....Also lettered in football and baseball.....Nickname is Kenny Wayne.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Pro football player....Favorite Athlete: Dirk Nowitski....Favorite Sports Team: Dallas Mavericks....Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): espn.com ....Favorite Social Media Site: Snapchat....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Golf....Goals for Upcoming Season: Maintain his grades....Hobbies: Sports. MAJOR: Business Management.

MYKEL HARRIS Forward, 6’7”, 185 lbs., Sr., Lexington Park, Md.

FMU: Returning letterman....Did not play in 2014-15....Fourth-leading scorer on 2013-14 FMU squad and third-leading rebounder....9 games scoring in double digits with high of 24 at USC Aiken (12-16-13)....Transfer from NCAA Division I Monmouth University....Had three years of eligibility remaining when entering FMU....Gives a needed inside presence....Athletic shot blocker....Fits the FMU system perfectly....A presence around the basket, but is also comfortable on the perimeter.....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2013-14....MU: In 2011-12, averaged 1.3 points and 0.8 rebounds in 20 games....Season 6 points vs Villanova (11/11/11).

CAREER HIGHS: 24 pts at USCA (12-16-13) 9 reb on 5 occasions 3 assts at Lees-McRae (11-22-13)

PERSONAL: Born Mykel Alexander Harris in San Antonio, Texas....A product of The Phelps School in Malvern, Pa., where he averaged 17 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 4.0 blocked shots per game as a senior.....Also played at Great Mills High School in Maryland, where he averaged 15 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 blocks per game and led Great Mills to the 4A regional finals....Southern Maryland Athletic Conference All-Conference Team, first-team All-County, Washington Post first-team All-Extra Team....Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team selection....Nickname is Myke. PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Professional basketball player....Favorite Athlete: Floyd Mayweather....Favorite Movie: Straight Outta Compton....Favorite TV Show: ESPN first take....Favorite Food: Seafood....Favorite Vacation Spot: Miami, Fla....Celebrity Crush: Ariana Grande....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Boxing....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Your Motivation Music: Hip hop....Favorite OffField Activity: Relaxing with family and friends....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win a championship....Hobbies: Playing basketball, training, watching movies, fishing....Brush With Greatness: Waking up everyday. MAJOR: Psychology.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2013-14 2011-12 Totals

G-GS 27-6 20-0 47-6

MPG 18.3 5.8 13.0

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 68-165 41.2 78-101 8-28 28.6 10-13 76-193 39.4 88-114

PCT 77.2 76.9 77.2

REB 117 15 132

Three-Point Shots: 9-28 in 2013-14 ; 0-7 in 2011-12

AVG 4.3 0.8 2.8

PF-D 65-3 15-0 80-3

AST 19 1 20

TO 44 8 52

BLK 11 1 12

STL 7 2 9

PTS 223 26 249

AVG 8.3 1.3 5.3

ALEX BRYANT Forward, 6’3”, 238 lbs., Jr., Landrum, S.C.

FMU: Two-year returning letterman....Partime starter in 2014-15 (7 starts in 19 appearances)....Started 6 of the final 7 games....Improved scoring and rebounding numbers as a sophomore....High of 6 points vs Clearwater Christian (11-22-14)....Saw action in 12 contests as a freshman....Redshirted in 2012-13....In-state product....Adds depth to the frontline....Hardworker....Good basketball IQ....Physical frame.....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall), 2014 (spring), 2015 (spring). PERSONAL: Born Alexander Bernard Bryant in Charlotte, N.C.....A graduate of Landrum High School, where he played for coach Lyn Smith....Played in 2012 Fellowship of Christian Athletes AllStar Game....Nickname is Alex. CAREER HIGHS: 6 pts vs Clearwater Chr. (11-22-14) 5 reb vs Clearwater Chr. (11-22-14) 1 asst on mant occasions

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: NBA player....Favorite Athlete: Dwayne Wade....Favorite Sports Team: Carolina Panthers....Favorite Movie: Friday....Favorite TV Show: Big Bang Theory....Favorite Food: Mac and Cheese....Favorite Vacation Spot: Myrtle Beach....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): espn.com....Favorite Social Media Site: Facebook....Motivational Music: Gospel....Favorite Thing About FMU: The Campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Sleeping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win...Alot !....Hobbies: Playing video games....Brush With Greatness: I met Dwight Howard in Orlando. MAJOR: Biology.

CAREER STATS YEAR 2014-15 2013-14 Totals

G-GS 19-7 12-0 31-7

MPG 8.6 3.6 6.7

FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA 6-23 26.1 5-10 2-5 40.0 0-0 8-28 28.6 5-10

PCT 50.0 00.0 50.0

REB 24 5 29

Three-Point Shots: 0-1 in 2014-15 ; 0-0 in 2013-14

AVG 1.3 0.4 0.9

PF-D 22-0 11-0 33-0

AST 6 2 8

TO 7 1 8

BLK 3 2 5

STL 9 1 10

PTS 17 4 21

AVG 0.9 0.3 0.7

DOUGLAS DWIGHT Guard, 5’10”, 175 lbs., Fr., Moncks Corner, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Will be red-shirt for 2015-16....In-state product. PERSONAL: Born Douglas Jacques Dwight Jr. in Charleston, S.C.....A graduate of Northwood Academy, where he played for coach Anthony Houston....Helped lead Northwood to a 24-9 record as a senior....Nickname is DJ.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: NBA player....Favorite Athlete: Dwayne Wade....Favorite Sports Teams: Dallas Cowboys and Miami Heat....Favorite Movie: He Got Game....Favorite TV Show: ESPN SportsCenter....Favorite Food: Pizza....Favorite Vacation Spot: Bahamas....Celebrity Crush: Iggy....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Youtube....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Instagram Account: Djdwight ....Your Motivation Music: Rap....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win all home games, win the conference, make the tournament....Hobbies: Chilling with the team....Interesting Notes: Scored 1,000 points in high school. Won a state championship in football. MAJOR: Business.

The Patriot men’s basketball team has an all-time record of 6-16 against NCAA Division I opponents

JANVIER JOHNSON Guard, 6’0”, 155 lbs., Fr., Windsor, Conn.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Will be red-shirted for 2015-16. PERSONAL: Born Janvier Reinaldo Johnson in Hartford, Conn....A graduate of The Macduffie School, where he played for coaches Vaughan, McCoullogh, and Rivera....As a junior, averaged 7.2 points, 3.3 assists, and 2.1 rebounds per game for an 18-7 Glastonbury High School squad....Nickname is JV.

CAREER HIGHS: ready to set 4-year marks pts vs reb vs assts vs

PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Plastic surgeon....Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant....Favorite Sports Team: Dallas Cowboys....Favorite Movie: Gladiator....Favorite Food: French Fries....Favorite Vacation Spot: Punta Cunta....Celebrity Crush: Eva Mendes....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): YouTube....Favorite Social Media Site: Snap Chat....Your Motivation Music: Hip Hop....Favorite Thing About FMU: The many resources FMU offers....Goals for Upcoming Season: To win a conference championship....Hobbies: Watching movies. MAJOR: History.

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SUPPORT STAFF

Murray Hartzler Athletic Director

Dr. Allen Clabo F.A.R.

Reghan Boehmke AthleticTrainer

Andrea Kolodziej AthleticTrainer

Andy Slocum Ath. Dept. Intern

Jo Retha Evans Sr. Admin. Asst.

Mark Bluman Business Mgr.

Michael G. Hawkins Sports Info.Director

Joey Elledge Ath. Dept. Intern

Stacey Vallee Brandon Heembrock Sr. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Adm. Equipment Mgr.

Eric Schwab Athletic Trainer

Ashleigh Windley Compliance Director

2014-15 PATRIOT BASKETBALL STATISTICS

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Francis Marion University is a member of the 14-school NCAA Division II Peach Belt Conference (formerly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBC members include Armstrong State University (Savannah, Ga.), Augusta (Ga.) University, Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University (Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine’s, Fla.), Georgia College (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Ala.), UNC Pembroke, University of North Georgia (Dahlonega, Ga.), USC Aiken, and Young Harris College (Young Harris, Ga.). Headquartered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC conducts championships in 15 sports, seven for men and eight for women. They are men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s tennis, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf, and men’s and women’s track and field. Since its inception, the Peach Belt Conference has worked tirelessly to become one of the elite conferences in NCAA Division II. Now entering its 25th season with 35 national championships and 28 national finalists, the PBC has accomplished that goal. Starting with only two championships in 1991, men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to 15 sports. The conference traces its roots back to November of 1988 when 11 schools first met in Greenville, S.C., to form a Division II conference. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and began play in 1991. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modified to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000. David Brunk was named the second PBC commissioner in May of 2007. Brunk replaced Marvin Vanover, who was the first PBC commissioner from 1991 to 2007. Diana Kling enters her 11th year as associate commissioner and senior women’s administrator. Ken Gerlinger enters his 15th year as assistant commissioner for communications, Laura Buckalew is director of external operations (4th year), and Molly Johnson is in her first year in charge of New Media and Championships. Dr. William Abare, president of Flagler College, is the president of the Peach Belt for 2015-16. The 2015-16 Peach Belt men’s basketball tournament will begin with quarterfinal games at higher seeds on Feb. 27. The tournament semifinals and finals will be played March 5-6, 2016, at the site of the highest remaining West Division women’s seed.

2014-15 Peach Belt Conference Men’s Basketball Final Standings UNC Pembroke z Augusta University z Lander USC Aiken Francis Marion Flagler Armstrong

PBC Games 15-4 0.789 15-4 0.789 11-8 0.579 8-11 0.421 5-14 0.263 5-14 0.263 4-15 0.211

Montevallo x y z Columbus State z Ga. Southwestern North Georgia Young Harris Clayton State Georgia College

17-2 14-5 10-9 9-10 9-10 8-11 3-16

x - 2014-15 PBC Champions

East Division All Games Last 10 26-6 0.813 7-3 23-7 0.767 8-2 19-9 0.679 5-5 13-16 0.448 3-7 13-15 0.464 4-6 10-16 0.385 2-8 6-19 0.240 1-9 West Division 26-9 0.743 9-1 22-8 0.733 5-5 15-12 0.556 7-3 15-11 0.577 3-7 13-14 0.481 8-2 15-12 0.556 2-8 9-19 0.321 1-9

0.895 0.737 0.526 0.474 0.474 0.421 0.158

y - 2015 PBC Tournament Champions 21

Streak Lost 1 Lost 2 Lost 1 Lost 2 Lost 4 Won 1 Lost 8 Lost 1 Lost 2 Lost 1 Lost 3 Lost 1 Lost 2 Lost 8

z - NCAA II Tournament participant

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME Points: 40 Hank Foster vs Coker College (2-15-84) Highest FG%: 12-12 Bob Graziano vs Wofford College (11-17-81) Highest 3FG%: 5-5 six individuals on six occasions Last Time: Evrik Gary at Flagler College (1-11-12) Highest FT%: 14-14 Joe Thompson vs Presbyterian Coll. (1-15-81) Rebounds: 22 Allen Wilson vs UNC Pembroke (1-2-97) Assists: 16 Ron Scarborough vs Coker College (1-28-74) Turnovers: 14 David Hawkins vs Allen University (12-2-02) Blocked Shots: 9 Rodney Ellison vs Erskine College (12-8-73) Steals: 8 Brynjar Bjornsson vs UPR-Mayaguez (11-15-08) 8 Terance Wood vs St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (12-1-86) TEAM SINGLE GAME Points: 150 vs Barber-Scotia College (11-27-12) Most Points in a Half: 77 (1st half) vs Barber-Scotia Coll. (11-27-12) Most Points Combined: 285 FMU (147) vs Morris College (138) (11-19-12) Fewest Points Combined: 75 FMU (35) vs Wofford College (40) (1-28-85) Highest FG%: 72.5% (29-40) vs Newberry College (2-22-93) Most FGM: 55 vs Barber-Scotia College (11-27-12) Highest 3FG%: 100% (5-5) vs North Georgia College (11-15-86) Most 3FGM: 21 vs North Georgia College & State Univ. (2-14-13) 21 vs Barber-Scotia College (11-27-12) Highest FT%: 100% (21-21) vs College of Charleston (2-21-80) Most FTM: 37 on three occasions Most FTA: 50 on two occasions Fewest FTA: 0 vs Erskine College (12-9-72) Rebounds: 67 vs Toccoa Falls Institute (12-1-72) Assists: 34 vs Barber-Scotia College (11-27-12) 34 vs The Apprentice School (12-13-08) Turnovers: 35 vs Pembroke State University (1-24-74) Fewest Turnovers: 3 on two occasions (1-10-85 and 1-11-99) Blocked Shots: 12 vs Erskine College (12-8-73) Steals: 32 vs Columbia International University (12-15-14) 32 vs Barber-Scotia College (11-27-12) Most Overtimes: 3 on two occasions (2-14-79 and 2-2-80) Most Points in an Overtime: 25 vs Newberry College (1-14-78) INDIVIDUAL SEASON Points: 592 Robert Moore (1979-80) Highest Scoring Average: 22.4 ppg Allen Floyd (1972-73) Highest FG%: 70.5% Franklin Bellamy (1990-91) Highest 3FG%: 48.6% Jake Biddle (1994-95) Highest FT%: 90.1% Evrik Gary (2010-11) Rebounds: 291 Robert Moore (1979-80) Highest Rebounding Average: 11.5 rpg Allen Floyd (1972-73) Assists: 180 John Schantz (1990-91) Turnovers: 107 Carlton Farr (1991-92) Blocked Shots: 65 Allen Wilson (1996-97) Steals: 71 Detrek Browning (2014-15) 66 Jarron Hinton (2003-04)

TEAM SEASON Most Games: 34 in 1987-88 Most Wins: 27 in 2003-04 Most Losses: 25 in 1996-97 Fewest Losses: 4 in 2003-04 Highest Scoring Average: 88.7 ppg in 2012-13 Highest FG%: 54.0% (722-1337) in 1992-93 Highest 3FG%: 50.0% (10-20) in 1982-83 Highest FT%: 76.4% (452-592) in 2013-14 Highest Rebounding Average: 41.0 rpg in 1974-75 Assists: 517 in 2003-04 Turnovers: 532 in 1996-97 Blocked Shots: 126 in 2003-04 Steals: 323 in 2014-15 300 in 2003-04 INDIVIDUAL CAREER Points: 1,863 Carlton Farr (1990-95) Highest Scoring Average: 19.8 ppg Bobby Shaw (1974-76) Highest FG%: 63.7% Franklin Bellamy (1989-93) Highest 3FG%: 47.4% Owens Hopkins (1989-90, 91-92) Highest FT%: 88.0% Evril Gary (2010-14) Rebounds: 933 Allen Floyd (1971-75) Highest Reb. Average: 10.7 rpg Dennis Sullen (1974-76) Assists: 413 John Schantz (1987-91) Turnovers: 358 Carlton Farr (1990-95) Blocked Shots: 159 Allen Wilson (1996-99) Steals: 247 Carlton Farr (1990-95) Games: 129 John Schantz (1987-91) 8-1-15

CAREER SCORING LIST 1. Carlton Farr (1990-95) 2. Evrik Gary (2010-14) 3. Louis McCullough (2002-06) 4. Allen Floyd (1971-75) 5. Terance Wood (1985-89) 1. 2. 2. 3. 4.

CAREER REBOUNDING LIST Allen Floyd (1971-75) Louis McCullough (2002-06) Terance Wood (1985-89) Chris Mazzella (1983-87) Patrick Callaway (1983-87)

CAREER ASSISTS LIST 1. John Schantz (1987-91) 2. Jackie Bledsoe (1993-97) 3. Carlton Farr (1990-95) 4. Jarron Hinton (2002-04) 5. Yaron Lahat (1997-99) 22

1,863 1,787 1,714 1,599 1,569 933 811 787 771 715

413 344 326 309 296

PATRIOT BASKETBALL SEASON HONOR ROLL NAIA District Six All-District Robert Moore 1978-79 (PoY),1979-80 (PoY) Jerry Lattimore 1982-83 (HM), 1983-84 (HM) Hank Foster 1983-84 Patrick Callaway1984-85 (HM), 1985-86, 1986-87 Terance Wood 1987-88, 1988-89 Owens Hopkins 1989-90 Franklin Bellamy 1990-91 Marcel Boggs 1990-91, 1991-92 (2nd)

Palmetto State Conference All-Conference Team John Schantz 1989-90 Owens Hopkins 1989-90 Marcel Boggs 1990-91 (1st) Franklin Bellamy 1990-91 (2nd), 1991-92

All-State Robert Moore 1979-80 (1st)

NAIA District Six All-Academic Team Daryl Blume 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80 Robert Moore 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80 Scott Genzmer 1980-81, 1981-82 Joe Hill 1980-81, 1981-82 Steve Taylor 1981-82

1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85

Peach Belt Conference All-Conference Team

NAIA All-America Team Robert Moore 1979-80 (2nd) Patrick Callaway 1985-86 (HM)

All-Region Team

Franklin Bellamy 1990-91 (2nd) Carlton Farr 1991-92 (2nd), 1993-94 (1st), 1994-95 (PoY) Marcel Boggs 1992-93 (1st) Allen Wilson 1997-98 (1st), 1998-99 (2nd) Will Tucker 1999-2000 (2nd) Louis McCullough 2002-03 (2nd), 2003-04 (1st) 2004-05 (1st) Randy Williams 2003-04 (1st) Kevin Clark 2008-09 (3rd) Simel Boyd 2009-10 (2nd) Liki Turner 2010-11 (2nd), 2011-12 (1st) Evrik Gary 2012-13 (3rd), 2013-14 (1st) Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan 2014-15 (3rd)

Marcel Boggs 1992-93 (2nd) Carlton Farr 1994-95 (1st) Peach Belt Conference Louis McCullough 2003-04 (1st), 2004-05 (2nd) Rookie of the Year Liki Turner 2011-12 (1st) Carlton Farr 1991-92 Evrik Gary 2013-14 (1st) Jake Biddle 1994-95 Will Tucker 1997-98 NCAA II All-American Charles Sullivan 1999-2000 Simel Boyd 2007-08 Louis McCullough 2004-05 preseason (1st) Detrek Browning 2014-15

Team Most Valuable Player Awards (MVPs MVPs) MVPs

George Smith George Smith Allen Floyd Ron Scarborough Dennis Sullen Bobby Shaw Daryl Blume Nat Williamson Robert Moore Robert Moore Lou Ziebell Bob Graziano Montez Graves Hank Foster Chris Mazzella

1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000

Chris Mazzella Patrick Callaway Terance Wood Terance Wood Owens Hopkins Franklin Bellamy Carlton Farr Marcel Boggs Carlton Farr Carlton Farr Gene Reaves Allen Wilson Chandon Jones Allen Wilson Will Tucker

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

PATRIOT MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICANS

Robert Moore NAIA (Second Team) All-American 1979-80

Patrick Callaway NAIA (Honorable Mention) All-American 1985-86 23

Will Tucker Louis McCullough Jaquan Bracey Louis McCullough Andrew Snipe George Walker Raymond Dorsey Sam Smith Kevin Clark Simel Boyd Liki Turner Evrik Gary Evrik Gary Evrik Gary Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan

PBC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Carlton Farr 1994-95

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Alice Lloyd College (KY) Allen University (SC) Anderson College (SC) The Apprentice School (VA) Armstrong State University (GA) Augusta University (GA) ^ Averette College (VA) Barber-Scotia College (NC) Barry University (FL) Barton College (NC) * Belmont Abbey College (NC) Benedict College (SC) Bentley College (MA) Berry College (GA) Birmingham-Southern Coll.(AL) Bluefield College (VA) Bluefield State College (WV) Bowie State University (MD) Campbell College (NC) Carson-Newman College (TN) Carver Bible College (GA) Catawba College (NC) Central Florida, Univ. of Chowan University (NC) Claflin College (SC) Clark College (GA) Clayton State University (GA) Clearwater Christian College (FL) Coastal Carolina Univ.(SC) # Coastal Georgia, College of Coker College (SC) College of Charleston (SC) Columbia International University (SC) Columbus State University (GA) Concord University (WV) East Carolina University (NC) Eckerd College (FL) Elizabeth City State University (NC) Elon College (NC) Emmanuel College (GA) Erskine College (SC) Fayetteville State University (NC) Flagler College (FL) Florida Christian College Florida College Friendship College (SC) Furman University (SC) Gardner-Webb College (NC) Georgia College Georgia Southern University Georgia Southwestern State University Georgia Tech Greensboro College (NC) Guilford College (NC) Hampden-Sydney College (VA) High Point University (NC) Jacksonville University (FL) Johnson & Wales University (NC) Kennesaw State University (GA)

1-0 21-6 1-0 6-1 19-29 11-41 1-0 2-1 1-0 5-2 0-4 3-6 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-3 0-1 1-0 3-4 0-1 2-2 11-4 1-0 8-16 1-0 17-11 1-0 43-13 4-32 1-0 14-25 2-0 1-2 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-0 20-26 12-7 10-3 2-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-4 9-27 0-2 6-6 0-2 2-1 4-0 1-0 0-4 0-4 3-0 7-13

1970-71 Francis Marion College Team

Lander University (SC) Lane College (TN) Lees-McRae College (NC) LeMoyne-Owen College (TN) Lenoir-Rhyne University (NC) Liberty Baptist Univ. (VA) Limestone College (SC) Livingstone College (NC) Longwood College (VA) Lynchburg College (VA) Lynn University (FL) Mars Hill College (NC) Methodist College (NC) Mercy College (NY) Millersville University (PA) Milligan College (TN) Montevallo, Univ. of (AL) Morris College (SC) Morris Brown College (GA) Mount Olive College (NC) Mount St. Mary’s College (MD) Newberry College (SC) New York-New Paltz (SUNY) North Carolina Central Univ. North Carolina Wesleyan College North Florida, University of North Georgia, University of North Greenville University (SC) Norwich University (VT) Nova Southeastern University (FL) Oglethorpe University (GA) Paine College (GA) Pembroke State Univ. (Freshmen) Piedmont International University (NC) Presbyterian College (SC) Puerto Rico-Mayaguez, Univ. of Puerto Rico-Rio Peidras, Univ. of Queens University of Charlotte (NC) Quincy University (IL) Randolph-Macon College (VA) Rivier College (NH) St. Andrews Pres.College (NC) St. Augustine’s College (NC) St. Leo College (FL) Saint Paul’s College (VA) Salem College (WV) Salisbury State Univ. (MD) Savannah College of Art & Design (GA) Selma University (AL) Shaw University (NC) Southern Wesleyan University (SC) **** Taylor University (IN) Tennessee Tech University Tennessee Temple University The Citadel (SC) Toccoa Falls Institute (GA) Trevecca Nazarene College(TN) Tusculum College (TN) UNC Charlotte UNC Greensboro UNC Pembroke** UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington (Freshmen) USC Aiken USC Upstate *** Virginia University of Lynchburg Voorhees College (SC) West Virgina, College of West Virginia State College West Virginia Tech Wingate University (NC) Winston-Salem State Univ.(NC) Winthrop College (SC) Wofford College (SC) Young Harris College (GA) 8-1-15

42-51 1-0 2-0 0-1 2-5 1-0 9-8 3-0 1-2 2-0 1-1 2-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 3-4 21-10 1-0 1-3 0-1 24-19 1-0 2-2 6-5 3-5 6-10 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-2 1-0 13-20 2-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 18-8 2-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 4-0 1-0 2-2 12-9 0-1 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 31-40 0-3 2-0 43-38 21-34 2-0 9-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 5-5 1-2 5-7 7-18 2-1

Formerly known as: * Atlantic Christian College ** Pembroke State University *** USC Spartanburg **** Central Wesleyan College ^ Augusta St. Univ. and GRU Augusta

All-Time FMU Team Record 45 seasons 606 wins 644 losses .485 winning pct.

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1970-71 2-20 Head Coach Bob Hogsett Nov.20 Nov.21 Nov.23 Nov.24 Dec.2 Dec.7 Dec.10 Jan.7 Jan.11 Jan.14 Jan.16 Jan.19 Jan.21 Jan.26 Jan.30 Feb.1 Feb.6 Feb.9 Feb.13 Feb.15 Feb.18 Feb.27

at C. of Charleston # L vs Morris # L %Lander L %N.C. Wesleyan L at Belmont Abbey L %UNC-W (Frosh) W %Coll. of Charleston L at Pembroke St.(Frosh) L at Newberry L at N.C. Wesleyan L $ Presbyterian L at Wofford L %St. Andrews L at Lander L at UNC-W (Frosh) W %Pembroke St.(Frosh) L $ Wofford L at Augusta L at Presbyterian L at St. Andrews L %Morris L at Coll. of Charleston L

64-97 67-93 72-127 72-81 56-106 76-68 53-89 58-102 65-104 83-101 69-90 86-115 73-100 76-109 2-0 69-77 64-81 64-109 64-111 73-74 79-95 70-108

# CofC Tip-Off Tourn. in Charleston, SC % at Southside High School $ at West Florence High School

1971-72 2-19 Head Coach Bob Hogsett Nov.17 Nov.22 Nov.26 Dec.3 Dec.4 Dec.7 Dec.11 Jan.8 Jan.10 Jan.15 Jan.18 Jan.22 Jan.25 Jan.29 Jan.31 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.19

1972-73 6-17 Head Coach Bob Hogsett @ Central Wesleyan at N.C. Wesleyan @ St. Andrews $ Newberry & Toccoa Falls at Wofford @ Erskine @ Presbyterian at St. Andrews at Newberry @ Coker at Erskine @ Morris % Pembroke State @ N.C. Wesleyan ^ C. of Charleston @ Wofford at C. of Charleston at Central Wesleyan at Presbyterian at Pembroke State at Coker at Morris

L 77-85 L 78-87 L 77-90 L 52-83 W 89-67 W 74-61 L 73-90 W 86-70 L 69-74 L 71-85 W 57-52 L 76-78 W 77-76 L 78-94 W 81-72 L 43-85 L 68-101 L 63-92

@ at West Florence High School *Lander Invitational in Greenwood, SC $ at Hannah-Pamplico High School & at Kingstree High School ^ at Hartsville High School % at Mullins High School

1974-75 10-13 Head Coach Tim Watson Nov.22 Nov.23 Dec.2 Dec.9 Jan.8 Jan.10 Jan.11 Jan.15 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.25 Jan.27 Jan.31 Feb.1 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.10 Feb.13 Feb.17 Feb.19 Feb.22 Feb.23 Feb.26

Coker * W Presbyterian * W at Pembroke State L at Newberry L at Allen W at Lander L at Erskine L Coastal Carolina W Morris W Allen W Erskine W Central Wesleyan L Lander W Wofford W at Coastal Carolina W Coll. of Charleston L at Presbyterian L at Morris ot L at Coll. of Charleston L Pembroke State L at Central Wesleyan L at Wofford L Newberry L

93-56 92-73 69-72 70-75 82-81 80-81 64-79 79-68 72-53 96-76 66-64 68-69 83-73 75-69 95-86 65-76 73-98 61-63 74-87 68-78 54-63 77-88 48-58

1975-76 2-23 Head Coach Tim Watson Nov.29 Presbyterian L 77-82 Dec.2 at Morris W 65-63 Dec.5 Allen L 80-82 Dec.8 at Newberry L 67-87 Jan.5 at Pembroke State@ L 59-69 Jan.6 @ Catawba L 59-61 Jan.9 Lander L 74-86 Jan.10 Erskine L 49-58 Jan.14 Coastal Carolina ot L 61-71 Jan.15 Newberry L 60-86 Jan.22 at UNC-Wilmington L 64-78 Jan.24 at Erskine L 71-75 Jan.26 Central Wesleyan L 71-77 Jan.28 at Lander L 65-94 Jan.30 at Wofford L 86-96 Feb.3 at Allen L 83-84 Feb.5 C. of Charleston L 57-75 Feb.7 Campbell L 58-82 Feb.9 at Presbyterian L 57-75 Feb.12 at Coastal Carolina L 60-81 Feb.14 Wofford L 64-79 Feb.17 Pembroke State L 70-81 Feb.21 at Central Wesleyan L 90-102 Feb.23 at C. of Charleston L 60-67 Feb.25 Morris W 93-82

L 69-90 L 71-83 W 79-64 L 64-80 W 87-66 L 58-72 L 64-73 L 68-83 W 79-71 L 96-98 W 95-54 L 54-75 L 71-90 L 62-90 W 74-68 L 98-116 L 62-71 L 86-108 L 66-93 L 81-126 L 55-83 W 86-51 @ Pembroke Doubleheader at Pembroke, NC L 88-90

@ at West Florence High School $ at Hannah-Pamplico High School & at Florence YMCA % at Mullins High School ^ at Hartsville High School

1973-74 9-17 Head Coach Tim Watson Nov.17 Nov.20 Nov.28 Nov.29 Dec.3 Dec.6 Dec.8 Dec.15

@ UNC-Wilmington at Central Wesleyan @ Lander at Erskine @ N.C. Wesleyan at Morris at Pembroke State at Coker $ Wofford at C. of Charleston at Lander & Morris @ Presbyterian ^ C. of Charleston % Coker $ Pembroke State at UNC-Wilmington at Newberry

# N.C. Wesleyan L 66-74 at Lander L 78-134 vs Erskine + L 50-89 at St. Anderws W 71-59 at Newberry L 71-105 at Wofford L 86-109 at Pembroke State L 67-93 @ Pembroke State L 85-105 # Newberry L 82-87 at C. of Charleston L 81-90 ^ Erskine L 64-102 @ Morris W 75-72 # Lander L 66-92 at N.C. Wesleyan L 73-77 ^ St. Andrews L 51-64 at Erskine L 64-95 @ Wofford L 65-67 $ C. of Charleston ot L 79-80 at Presbyterian L 60-80 at Morris L 65-69 $ Presbyterian L 65-86 *Patriots Brigade DH in Florence, SC

# at McClenaghan High School + SC Tip-Off Tournament in Spartanburg, SC @ at West Florence High School ^ at Southside High School $ at Hannah-Pamplico High School

Nov.11 Nov.16 Nov.18 Nov.30 Dec.1 Dec.5 Dec.9 Dec.16 Jan.6 Jan.12 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.20 Jan.25 Jan.27 Jan.29 Feb.3 Feb.7 Feb.16 Feb.17 Feb.19 Feb.21 Feb.26

Jan.5 Jan.10 Jan.12 Jan.14 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.24 Jan.28 Feb.2 Feb.6 Feb.9 Feb.14 Feb.16 Feb.18 Feb.20 Feb.23 Feb.25 Feb.27

@ Central Wesleyan ot W 91-74 at N.C. Wesleyan W 62-60 vs Presbyterian * L 75-95 vs Wofford * W 93-91 at Presbyterian L 99-120 at Wofford L 52-57 @ Erskine L 55-90 @ Newberry ot L 68-70

1976-77 5-21 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.27 Dec.1 Dec.4 Dec.6 Dec.8 Jan.7 Jan.8 Jan.12 Jan.15 Jan.17 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.24 Jan.26 Jan.28

USC-Aiken Central Wesleyan at Benedict at Newberry Coastal Carolina at Lander at Erskine Benedict Newberry at Coker at Pembroke State Erskine Atlantic Christian at Morris Lander

W 65-63 L 65-86 L 85-88 L 67-94 L 60-63 L 71-88 L 54-71 W 89-85 L 44-63 L 53-61 L 52-76 L 52-64 L 54-64 L 47-64 W 69-63

Jan.31 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.7 Feb.9 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.21 Feb.23

at Allen Pembroke State C. of Charleston at Campbell at Coastal Carolina Allen at St. Andrews Coker at Central Wesleyan Morris at C. of Charleston

L 52-55 L 49-59 L 57-64 L 45-96 L 65-72 L 56-59 W 68-65 W 58-40 L 73-81 L 65-70 L 79-82

1977-78 20-8 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.18 Nov.19 Nov.22 Nov.25 Nov.26 Dec.1 Dec.5 Dec.7 Dec.20 Jan.6 Jan.7 Jan.11 Jan.14 Jan.18 Jan.21 Jan.23 Jan.25 Jan.27 Feb.1 Feb.4 Feb.8 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.16 Feb.18 Feb.22 Feb.25 Mar.3

vs Morris ^ L 64-68 vs USC Spartanburg^W 75-74 Allen L 76-78 %Averett W 117-73 %Lynchburg W 64-63 at Lander W 99-82 Benedict W 90-84 at Coastal Carolina W 70-69 at Greensboro Coll. L 73-79 ~ Greensboro Coll. W 87-76 ~ Liberty Baptist W 75-67 at Benedict W 91-79 Newberry ot W 105-102 at Coker W 92-68 Erskine W 75-72 at Atlantic Christian otW 78-77 at USC Spartanburg W 69-68 Lander W 78-73 at Pembroke State L 54-63 Coll. of Charleston W 72-70 Coastal Carolina W 72-69 at Allen L 62-70 Coker W 104-80 $ St. Andrews W 81-67 at Erskine L 57-69 at Coll. of Charleston L 67-77 USC Spartanburg W 91-78 at Lander + L 65-71

^ at Coastal Carolina DH in Conway, SC % Patriots Brigade Doubleheader ~ Swamp Fox Invitational $ at West Florence High School + NAIA District Six playoffs

1978-79 18-12 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.17 ^ Morris W 87-67 Nov.18 ^ Wingate W 102-74 Nov.24 %N.C. Wesleyan ot W 90-82 Nov.25 %St. Andrews W 77-62 Nov.29 atLander W 84-78 Dec.2 Benedict L 87-91 Dec.4 atUSC-Aiken W 79-74 Dec.2 atFurman L 60-95 Jan.5 ~Norwich W 84-74 Jan.6 ~Tusculum W 117-87 Jan.8 atBenedict L 73-75 Jan.11 Coastal Carolina W 113-95 Jan.13 atNewberry L 63-87 Jan.15 Winthrop L 64-71 Jan.18 Coker W 82-54 Jan.20 atErskine ot L 56-58 Jan.22 atCoker W 67-50 Jan.24 atUSC Spartanburg W 71-62 Jan.27 Lander W 69-68 Jan.29 atSt. Andrews L 62-64 Jan.31 Pembroke W 92-75 Feb.3 CofCharleston L 81-82 Feb.7 atCoastal Carolina ot L 69-75 Feb.10 atAllen W 76-62 Feb.14 USC Aiken 3ots L 77-85 Feb.17 Erskine W 92-67 Feb.20 Allen W 75-72 Feb.22 atCofCharleston W 74-58 Feb.24 USC Spartanburg L 66-69 Mar. 3 + Winthrop L 75-78 ^ at Coastal Carolina DH in Conway, SC % Patriots Brigade DH in Florence ~ Swamp Fox Invitational in Florence + NAIA District Six playoffs

1979-80 24-7 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.16 Nov.17 Nov.23 Nov.24 Nov.29 Dec.1 Dec.3 Dec.8 Dec.11 Jan.4 Jan.5 Jan.12

^ Barber-Scotia ^ Friendship & Friendship & Atlantic Christian at Lander Pembroke St. USC-Aiken ot at Presbyterian ot at Tennessee Tech # N.C. Wesleyan # Hampden-Sydney Lynchburg

W W W W L W W W W W W W

89-67 107-75 112-89 83-63 48-52 96-87 95-93 88-84 90-79 96-64 81-71 79-59

Jan.14 Jan.17 Jan.19 Jan.21 Jan.23 Jan.26 Jan.28 Jan.30 Feb.2 Feb.6 Feb.9 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.21 Feb.23 Feb.27 Mar.4

at Winthrop W at Coastal Carolina W Erskine L at Coker W USC-Spartanburg W Lander W at Allen W at Pembroke State L at Coll. of Charleston 3 OT L Coastal Carolina W Presbyterian W Coker W at USC-Aiken L at Erskine W Allen W Coll. of Charleston W at USC-Spartanburg L Winthrop * W at Lander * L

85-75 91-73 65-67 101-74 73-61 64-62 83-76 45-46 88-90 71-59 90-82 93-45 75-93 65-57 66-62 67-51 62-70 85-77 52-76

^ Coastal Carolina DH in Conway, SC & Patriots Brigade DH in Florence, SC # Swamp Fox Tourn. in Florence, SC * NAIA District Six Playoff Game

1980-81 11-17 Head Coach Lewis Hill

Nov.18 Nov.21 Nov.22 Nov.25 Nov.28 Nov.29 Dec.4 Dec.6 Jan.9 Jan.10 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.17 Jan.19 Jan.21 Jan.24 Jan.27 Jan.29 Feb.1 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.7 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.14 Feb.17 Feb.19 Feb.21

Wofford vs Atlantic Christian ^ vs Augusta ^ at Lander %Berry College ot %High Point at USC Aiken Pembroke State ~ New Paltz at NY ~ Central Florida St. Andrews at Presbyterian at Erskine Coker at USC Spartanburg Lander Coastal Carolina at Pembroke State Coll. of Charleston at Winthrop at Coastal Carolina Presbyterian at Coker USC Aiken Erskine ot Winthrop at Coll. of Charleston USC Spartanburg

L W L L W L W W W L L W L W L W L L L L W W W L L L L L

63-69 73-70 63-66 52-68 59-54 39-41 64-63 82-67 89-74 38-47 61-73 73-72 52-73 86-57 32-48 69-67 61-64 59-70 49-61 57-70 82-65 65-64 87-68 83-88 67-74 57-72 44-55 70-76

^ at Coastal Carolina DH in Conway, SC % Patriots Brigade Doubleheader ~ Swamp Fox Tournament

1981-82 11-17 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov. 17 Nov.20 Nov.21 Nov.24 Nov.27 Nov.28 Dec.2 Dec.5 Dec.8 Jan.6 Jan.8 Jan.9 Jan.16 Jan.18 Jan.22 Jan.23 Jan.26 Jan.28 Jan.31 Feb.2 Feb.4 Feb.6 Feb.10 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.15 Feb.17 Feb.20

Wofford Coker * Flagler * at Lander vs Milligan @ vs Alice Lloyd @ USC-Aiken Pembroke State at Coll. of Charleston at Jacksonville Oglethrope # St. Andrews Pres.# Erskine at Coker Presbyterian Lander at Coastal Carolina at Penbroke State Coll. of Charleston Winthrop Coastal Carolina at Presbyterian at Georgia Tech at USC-Aiken at Erskine at Winthrop Coker USC-Spartanburg

W L W L L W W W L L W W W W W L L L L L L L L L L L W L

68-63 87-89 79-71 47-65 66-70 81-68 62-54 62-61 48-65 54-67 69-68 67-66 63-59 76-67 75-66 54-55 41-66 46-51 60-69 57-59 53-57 74-82 54-79 79-95 63-78 62-77 83-80 63-81

* Patriots Brigade Doubleheader @ at King College’s Thanksgiving Tourn. in Bristol, TN # Swamp Fox Tournament

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T Feb.23 Erskine Feb.28 at USC-Aiken +

1982-83 14-14 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.15 Nov.19 Nov.20 Nov.23 Nov.26 Nov.27 Dec.1 Dec.4 Dec.8 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.17 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.25 Jan.26 Jan.30 Feb.1 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.7 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.14 Feb.16 Feb.19 Mar.1 Mar.3

Wofford ^ Newberry at Coastal Carolina ^ at Lander %Atlantic Christian %Guilford at USC Aiken Pembroke State Coll. of Charleston at Presbyterian at Erskine Coker at Wofford Lander at Coastal Carolina at Georgia Tech at Coll. of Charleston at Winthrop Coastal Carolina Presbyterian at Pembroke State USC Aiken Erskine ot Winthrop at Coker at USC Spartanburg + Wofford at Coll. of Charleston+

L W W W L W L W L L W W L L L L L W W W L W L W L W W L

78-81 77-67 55-54 59-44 66-72 83-79 60-65 83-67 59-68 71-73 66-53 83-78 60-61 42-46 48-60 76-88 56-72 54-52 75-61 60-59 71-81 58-54 68-70 65-49 75-78 73-66 89-76 41-45

W 77-59 L 46-47

@ at Par-Bil’s Tip-Off Tourn. in Farmville, VA

# at Kingstree, SC + NAIA District Six playoffs

1985-86 22-8 Head Coach Lewis Hill

Nov.11 Coker W 71-65 Nov.16 at Kennesaw W 72-48 Nov.19 Morris W 116-63 Nov.22 at Guilford W 66-56 Nov.23 at Greensboro Coll. W 74-61 Nov.26 at Lander W 62-48 Nov.29 Kennesaw W 65-55 Nov.30 North Georgia W 69-67 Dec.3 at Jacksonville U. L 60-69 Dec.5 Coastal Carolina W 62-60 Dec.14 at Coastal Carolina W 78-76 Jan.13 at The Citadel W 83-76 Jan.15 Claflin ot L 57-61 Jan.17 at USC-Aiken L 54-57 Jan.20 Limestone * W 88-83 Jan.23 at Co. of Charleston*L 38-42 Jan.25 USC Spartanburg* L 80-85 Jan.27 at Central Wesleyan*W 55-51 Jan.30 Allen * W 83-65 Feb.1 at Claflin * W 70-64 Feb.3 Lander * L 52-66 Feb.6 at Wofford * L 63-64 Newberry * W 84-66 ^ at Coastal Tip-Off Tourn. in Conway,SC Feb.8 Feb.10 at Voorhees * W 93-80 % Patriots Brigade Doubleheader Feb.13 Presbyterian * W 83-71 + NAIA District Six playoffs Feb.15 at Morris * W 109-70 Feb.17 USC-Aiken * W 89-57 1983-84 19-10 Feb.20 at Erskine * W 56-49 Head Coach Lewis Hill Feb.22 at Coker * W 94-54 Nov.18 vs Claflin ^ W 110-57 Feb.27 Limestone + ot L 73-74 Nov.19 vs Catawba ^ L 68-73 Nov.22 at Lander L 46-59 * NAIA District Six game Nov.25 Morris W 97-68 + NAIA District Six playoff game Nov.26 Atlantic Christian W 54-51 Nov.29 at Pembroke State L 51-52 1986-87 20-9 Dec.1 Wofford W 68-57 Head Coach Lewis Hill Dec.3 Newberry W 85-50 Nov.15 at North Georgia W 80-73 Dec.10 Pembroke State W 53-43 Nov.21 St. Andrews Pres. W 98-60 Jan.5 vs The Citadel # W 78-64 Nov.25 at Claflin W 62-60 Jan.6 Lane W 94-44 Nov.29 at N.C. Central W 65-58 Jan.11 at Presbyterian L 59-72 Dec.1 at St. Andrews Pres. W 79-62 Jan.14 Erskine W 73-55 Dec.6 Lander W 62-55 Jan.16 at Coker W 65-60 Dec.8 at UNC Charlotte L 55-82 Jan.19 at East Carolina W 50-49 Jan.9 at Randolph-Macon^ L 68-83 Jan.21 Lander W 62-50 Jan.10 vs Mt. Saint Mary’s^ L 73-77 Jan.23 at Coastal Carolina W 58-42 Jan.13 Shaw W 122-108 Jan.26 at USC-Aiken L 57-67 Jan.16 vs USC-Aiken # W 69-49 Jan.31 Winthrop W 63-54 Jan.17 at Gardner-Webb # L 54-57 Feb.2 Coastal Carolina W 58-38 Jan.19 at Limestone * L 74-77 Feb.4 Presbyterian W 78-65 Jan.21 Co. of Charleston* L 55-58 Feb.7 at Jacksonville U. L 61-68 Jan.24 at USC Spartanburg* L 64-81 Feb.9 USC-Aiken L 48-57 Jan.26 Central Wesleyan* W 53-48 Feb.11 at Erskine W 65-57 Jan.29 at Allen * W 92-72 Feb.13 at Winthrop L 48-54 Jan.31 Claflin * W 71-65 Feb.15 Coker W 85-68 Feb.2 N.C. Central W 60-58 Feb.22 at Wofford L 70-77 Feb.5 Wofford * W 86-74 Feb.25 at Newberry W 74-63 Feb.7 at Newberry * W 69-57 Mar.1 at Presbyterian + L 51-52 Feb.9 Voorhees * W 70-59 Feb.12 at Presbyterian * L 69-96 ^ at Coastal Tip-Off Tourn. in Conway,SC Feb.14 Morris * W 94-71 # at Rock Hill, SC Feb.19 Erskine * W 74-70 + NAIA District Six playoffs Feb.21 Coker * W 87-80 Feb.23 at Lander * W 80-72 1984-85 21-9 Feb.25 at USC-Aiken * W 96-77 Head Coach Lewis Hill Feb.28 at USC-Spartanburg+ L 74-80 Nov.15 Wingate L 69-82 Nov.17 at Claflin W 97-53 ^ Yellow Jacket Classic in Ashland, VA Nov.20 at Lander W 70-61 # Rotary Dixie Classic in Boiling Nov.26 at Wingate L 54-65 Springs,NC Nov.28 Morris W 100-55 * NAIA District Six game Nov.30 vs High Point @ L 58-61 + NAIA District Six playoff game Dec.1 vs Coastal Carolina@ W 65-62 Dec.6 Claflin W 80-53 1987-88 19-15 Dec.8 at St. Andrews Pres. W 58-53 Head Coach Lewis Hill Jan.2 at Jacksonville U. L 61-74 Jan.8 vs Salem # W 73-71 Nov.20 at Winston-Salem St. L 55-70 Jan.10 Presbyterian ot W 53-51 Nov.21 at St. Augustine’s ot L 78-79 Jan.12 at Erskine W 79-64 Nov.24 Claflin W 88-54 Jan.14 Coker W 72-61 Nov.27 vs Morris Brown # W 77-75 Jan.17 at Newberry W 53-50 Nov.28 at Clark # forfeit W 69-79 Jan.19 Lander W 62-61 Nov.30 at Fayetteville State W 61-60 Jan.24 at Voorhees W 69-63 Dec.3 at Coll. of CharlestonL 40-50 Jan.26 USC-Aiken L 68-75 Dec.16 at Georgia Southern L 60-72 Jan.28 atWofford L 35-40 Dec.18 at Guilford W 67-59 Jan.31 Coastal Carolina W 49-47 Dec.19 at High Point ot L 71-76 Feb.2 at Presbyterian L 52-59 Jan.5 at N.C. Central L 57-70 Feb.4 at Morris W 97-76 Jan.9 USC-Spartanburg Canceled Feb.6 Voorhees W 80-53 Jan.12 Lander L 77-87 Feb.9 at Coastal Carolina W 64-63 Jan.13 Fayetteville State W 64-61 Feb.13 at Coker W 47-45 Jan.15 USC-Aiken W 85-78 Feb.14 Newberry W 68-53 Jan.16 at Limestone L 75-76 Feb.16 at USC-Aiken L 78-83 Jan.18 St. Augustine’s W 67-65 Feb.20 Wofford ot W 83-82 Jan.20 Allen W 78-53

Jan.23 Jan.25 Jan.28 Jan.30 Feb.3 Feb.6 Feb.8 Feb.11 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.17 Feb.20 Feb.25 Feb.27 Mar.2 Mar.5 Mar.7

at Lander * L 73-75 Central Wesleyan* W 83-58 at USC Spartanburg* L 68-75 Coll of Charleston* W 58-50 at USC-Aiken * W 66-57 Wofford * ot L 72-79 N.C. Central L 53-59 at Claflin * W 66-65 at Morris * W 77-59 Voorhees * W 114-76 at Coker * W 73-52 Erskine * L 68-78 at Newberry * W 59-53 Limestone * W 86-82 at Presbyterian * L 61-65 at Presbyterian + W 63-59 at Lander + ot L 74-76

* designated NAIA District Six game # Rick Williams Classic in Atlanta, GA + NAIA District Six tournament game

1988-89 13-18 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.18 Nov.19 Nov.22 Nov.25 Nov.26 Nov.29 Dec.1 Dec.3 Dec.16 Dec.17 Jan.10 Jan.12 Jan.14 Jan.16 Jan.18 Jan.21 Jan.23 Jan.26 Jan.28 Feb.1 Feb.3 Feb.6 Feb.8 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.15 Feb.18 Feb.25 Feb.28 Mar.1 Mar.4

St. Augustine’s L 49-55 High Point L 63-65 atClaflin W 50-47 @Mars Hill L 57-73 @West Virginia St. L 58-59 atFayetteville State W 80-70 Coll. of Charleston L 47-67 atSt. Augustine’s W 74-73 # Gardner Webb L 61-75 # Barber-Scotia L 64-67 atLander L 59-76 atUSC Spartanb. ot L 69-76 Limestone ot L 71-72 atUSC Aiken L 65-69 atAllen W 85-55 Lander * L 47-55 atCentral Wesleyan* W 57-47 USC Spartanburg* W 74-61 atColl.of Charleston* L 50-53 USC Aiken * L 69-71 Fayetteville State W 76-60 Claflin * W 82-72 at Benedict * L 69-75 Morris * W 94-83 at Voorhees * W 68-66 Coker * W 61-60 at Erskine * ot W 78-76 at Limestone * L 60-88 Newberry * W 78-75 Presbyterian * L 71-75 at USC Spartanburg^ L 66-73

* designated NAIA District Six game @ at Hickory (NC) East Rotary Classic # at High Point College Holiday Tourn. in High Point, NC ^ NAIA District Six tournament game

1989-90 20-13 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.14 Nov.17 Nov.18 Nov.21 Nov.29 Dec.2 Dec.4 Dec.4 Dec.15 Dec.16 Jan.8 Jan.10 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.18 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.24 Jan.27 Jan.29 Feb.1 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.8 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.17 Feb.19 Feb.22 Feb.24 Mar.3 Mar.5

Morris W at Fayetteville State W @Livingstone W Claflin L Voorhees W Fayetteville State W at East Carolina L Allen W at Ga. Southwestern L # Tenn. Temple W USC Spartanburg L at Voorhees W at Lander * L Erskine * W at Central Wesleyan* W Limestone * W at USC Aiken 2ot W at Allen W at Coker * W St. Andrews L at Newberry * W Lander * W at Claflin L at Erskine * W Cent. Wesleyan*ot W at St. Andrews L at Limestone * L USC Aiken ot L at USC Spartanburg L Coker * L Newberry * W at Lander ^ W at Claflin ^ L

82-65 97-88 86-57 89-91 89-81 75-62 46-60 93-71 83-94 77-71 60-68 71-68 63-68 64-57 74-54 66-63 94-93 69-62 59-50 64-67 74-70 63-58 77-84 55-53 75-71 61-72 66-78 70-75 53-71 56-58 71-59 77-74 48-62

@ Fayetteville St. Univ. DH in Fayetteville,NC # Americus Times Recorder Christmas Classic in Americus, GA

* Palmetto State Conference game ^ NAIA District Six Tournament game

1990-91 22-10 NAIA District Six Champions Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.16 Nov.17 Nov.20 Nov.27 Dec.1 Dec.5 Dec.13 Jan.4 Jan.5 Jan.9 Jan.12 Jan.14 Jan.17 Jan.19 Jan.21 Jan.24 Jan.26 Jan.31 Feb.2 Feb.4 Feb.7 Feb.9 Feb.11 Feb.14 Feb.16 Feb.18 Feb.21 Feb.23 Mar.2 Mar.4 Mar.6 Mar.12

$ Lenoir-Rhyne L $ Mercy College(NY) W Morris W Coker * # W at UNC Greensboro W at USC Spartanburg# L at St. Andrews W @Fayetteville State L @Selma University W UNC Greensboro W at Lander * # W at Erskine * L Central Wesleyan* W at Limestone * # ot L St. Andrews W USC Aiken # W Armstrong State # W at Newberry * L Columbus # W at USC Aiken # L Erskine * W at Central Wesleyan* W Lander * # W Limestone * L at Armstrong St.# 2ot W USC Spartanburg# L at Coker * # W Newberry * W Coker ~ ot W Claflin ~ W USC Aiken ~ W + Taylor University L

69-75 76-50 106-77 73-48 76-63 69-76 53-49 68-72 111-88 64-63 54-40 79-88 86-52 73-76 54-51 93-66 71-61 59-60 91-76 54-61 80-65 71-59 60-51 70-79 68-65 46-59 57-36 71-65 70-68 77-67 64-56 47-68

$ Par-Bil’s Tip-Off Tourn. in Farmville, VA @ New Years’ Tourn. in Columbus, GA * Palmetto State Conference game # Peach Belt Athletic Conference game ~ NAIA District Six playoffs + NAIA Nat’l Tourn. in Kansas City, MO

1991-92 19-12 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.26 Nov.29 Nov.30 Dec.7 Dec.10 Jan.4 Jan.8 Jan.11 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.18 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.25 Jan.27 Jan.29 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.8 Feb.12 Feb.15 Feb.17 Feb.19 Feb.22 Feb.24 Feb.27 Feb.28 Mar.3 Mar.7 Mar.9 Mar.11

at Limestone * W %Longwood L %Lees-McRae W at Erskine * L Coker W at USC Spartanburg* L at Armstrong State # W Columbus # L Erskine * ot L at USC Aiken # L at Augusta # L at Central Wesleyan* W at Lander #* ot L Georgia College # W Newberry * W USC Spartanburg# L Central Wesleyan* W Lander #* W at Columbus # W USC Aiken # W Armstrong State # W at Coker W at Geogia College # L Augusta # W at Newberry * W $ USC Aiken W $ USC Spartanburg L Limestone * W Newberry ~ W Limestone ~ W at Erskine ~ L

88-58 61-71 81-61 60-69 59-35 57-75 59-56 68-71 81-85 63-76 60-71 78-59 60-64 82-76 48-42 68-70 58-48 68-32 61-60 76-66 91-70 63-51 76-85 75-43 84-60 81-64 48-55 74-66 66-47 91-71 61-63

* Palmetto State Conference game # Peach Belt Athletic Conference game % Hickory-East Rotary Classic in Hickory, NC $ PBAC Tournament in Augusta, GA ~ NAIA District Six playoffs

1992-93 19-9 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.20 Nov.21 Nov.27 Nov.28 Dec.2 Dec.4 Dec.8 Jan.7 Jan.9 Jan.14 Jan.16 Jan.18

# Salisbury State # Guilford %Elon %Limestone Erskine at Georgia Southern Coker at Pembroke St. * ot at Columbus * Augusta * Lander * at Coker

W W W W W L W L W L W L

107-83 57-50 72-65 78-59 83-67 69-76 93-63 76-80 73-72 75-80 60-57 54-62

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T Jan.20 Jan.25 Jan.27 Jan.30 Feb.1 Feb.4 Feb.6 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.17 Feb.20 Feb.22 Feb.25 Feb.27 Mar.5 Mar.6

USC Spartanburg* Armstrong State * at Newberry Georgia College * at USC Aiken * Pembroke St. * ot at Georgia College * at Armstrong State * Columbus * at USC Spartanburg* at Augusta * Newberry USC Aiken * at Lander * & Columbus at Augusta & ot

W W W L L L W W W W L W W W W L

78-71 63-60 64-57 73-74 49-62 80-83 71-53 70-59 73-60 52-50 73-76 85-67 93-83 72-59 79-69 68-69

* Peach Belt Conference game # Methodist Coll. Invit. in Fayetteville,NC % Park Inn Classic in Florence & PBAC Tournament in Augusta, GA

1993-94 13-14 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov.19 Nov.20 Nov.26 Nov.27 Nov.30 Dec.3 Dec.4 Dec.7 Jan.4 Jan.8 Jan.10 Jan.12 Jan.15 Jan.19 Jan.24 Jan.26 Jan.29 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.7 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.23 Feb.26 Mar.4

# Mount Olive W # Barton College W %St. Leo College L %Longwood College W ** Coastal Carolina L W $ Trevecca Nazarene $ Lynn L Augusta * W at Erskine W Columbus * L USC Aiken * L Pembroke State * L at Lander * L at USC Spartanburg* W Armstrong State * L Newberry W Georgia College * L at Pembroke State * W at Georgia College * L at Newberry L at Armstrong State * L at Columbus * W USC Spartanburg * W at Augusta * L at USC Aiken * W Lander * W at Augusta & L

70-67 88-64 61-77 68-54 59-73 74-53 76-84 79-71 59-53 57-72 61-78 57-69 71-76 69-60 63-70 68-47 62-67 63-57 56-57 51-65 58-60 62-60 71-63 73-100 56-52 67-64 78-83

* Peach Belt Conference game ** in the Florence Civic Center % Park Inn Classic in Florence $ Food Chief Classic in Florence & PBAC Tournament in Augusta, GA

1994-95 17-10 Head Coach Lewis Hill

Nov.18 # Limestone College W 70-61 Nov.19 Nov.25 Nov.26 Nov.28 Dec.10 Dec.17 Jan.5 Jan.7 Jan.11 Jan.14 Jan.16 Jan.18 Jan.21 Jan.23 Jan.28 Feb.1 Feb.4 Feb.6 Feb.8 Feb.11 Feb.13 Feb.15 Feb.18 Feb.22 Feb.25 Mar.2

# Concord College at Clayton State % Birmingham-Southern Limestone Augusta * at Coastal Carolina at Pembroke State * at Columbus * USC Aiken * Armstrong State * at USC Spartanburg * Lander * & at Kennesaw State *

W L L W W L L W W L W L W W W W W W W L L L W W W L

74-64 79-95 69-74 77-70 76-72 75-80 62-63 74-70 66-56 47-52 89-75 66-68 72-66 70-48 50-46 68-54 85-71 66-65 64-49 65-72 53-58 74-76 69-55 59-57 74-63 59-95

Nov. 29 Fayetteville State Dec. 1 at Gardner-Webb $ Dec. 2 $ USC Aiken Dec. 9 Augusta * Dec. 14 at Fayetteville State Jan. 3 Pembroke State * Jan. 6 Columbus * Jan. 10 at USC Aiken * Jan. 13 at Armstrong State * Jan. 15 USC-Spartanburg * Jan. 17 at Lander * Jan. 20 Kennesaw State * Jan. 27 Georgia College * Jan. 31 at Pembroke State * Feb. 3 at Columbus * Feb. 7 USC Aiken * Feb. 10 Armstrong State * Feb. 12 at USC-Spartanburg * Feb. 14 Lander * @ Feb. 17 at Kennesaw State * Feb. 21 at Augusta * Feb. 24 at Georgia College * Feb. 29 + Columbus

Nov. 17 # Coll. of W.Virginia

L 77-81 Nov. 18 # Wingate W 63-48 Nov. 24 % Carson-Newman L 65-68 Nov. 25 % Lenoir-Rhyne 2OT L 74-78

74-65 73-93 70-84 62-69 72-61 71-54 69-78 74-64 59-51 56-69 39-68 56-77 62-68 58-64 48-74 69-63 59-52 43-52 55-57 60-64 60-64 72-83 30-49

1996-97 3-25 Head Coach Lewis Hill Nov. 16 Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 10 Dec. 15 Jan. 2 Jan. 4 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 15 Jan. 18 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 19 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Feb. 27

Shaw L % Catawba W % Longwood L Fayetteville State L at Shaw L Coker @ L Augusta State * L at UNC Pembroke * L at Columbus State * L USC Aiken * W Armstrong Atl. St. * L at USC Spartanburg * L Lander * L at Kennesaw State * L Benedict L at Georgia Coll.& St. * L UNC Pembroke * L Columbus State * L at Fayetteville State L at USC Aiken * L at Armstrong Atl. St. * L USC Spartanburg * L at Lander * L Kennesaw State * L at Augusta State * L Georgia Coll. & St. * L + USC Aiken W + Columbus State L

Nov. 14 Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 24 Nov. 28 Dec. 1 Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Dec. 17 Dec. 28 Dec. 30 Jan. 2 Jan. 8 Jan. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 22

Coker W Winston-Salem St. W Newberry W Belmont Abbey L Erskine W at Fayetteville State W Augusta State * L at Newberry W at Coll. of Charleston L at East Carolina L N.C. Wesleyan W USC Aiken * L at Armstrong Atl. St. * L at Clayton Coll. & St. * L Kennesaw State * W Lander * L at USC Spartanburg * L UNC Pembroke * W at USC Aiken * W at Augusta State * W North Florida * W at Columbus State * L at UNC Pembroke * W USC Spartanburg * W at Lander * L Georgia Coll. & St. * W $ Kennesaw State OT W $ Columbus State L

48-45 61-42 86-70 52-59 74-43 65-51 53-58 76-69 44-83 65-75 82-52 68-71 68-78 62-72 73-53 63-77 43-49 57-53 71-61 71-63 76-72 56-73 61-46 64-58 63-79 69-55 55-53 62-69

* Peach Belt Athletic Conference game @ AASU DH in Savannah, GA $ PBAC Tournament in Savannah, GA

50-66 64-59 50-61 55-68 56-69 49-58 50-62 68-76 53-95 70-58 58-60 60-69 57-60 63-73 67-70 52-68 54-55 66-74 60-62 54-66 59-73 69-73 53-55 69-74 68-75 54-77 65-60 46-74

1999-2000

9-17 Head Coach Ed Conroy Nov.19 Nov.20 Nov.23 Nov.30 Dec.4 Dec.6 Dec.17 Dec.18 Dec.27 Dec.28 Jan.2 Jan.5 Jan.8 Jan.12 Jan.15 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.26 Jan.29 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.9 Feb.12 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.26

% Longwood Invitational in Farmville, VA @ at the Florence Civic Center * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game + PBAC Tournament in Milledgeville, GA

at Gardner-Webb U. % L %Livingstone College W at Newberry College W Fayetteville St. OT L Newberry College W at Coker College L $ Lenoir-Rhyne Coll. L $ Belmont Abbey Coll. L & Quincy University L & Rivier College W at USC Aiken * W Armstrong Atl. St. * W Clayton Coll.& St. * W at Lander University * L USC Spartanburg * W at UNC Pembroke * L USC Aiken * W at North Florida * OT L Columbus St. Univ.* L UNC Pembroke * L at USC Spartanburg * L Lander University * L at Georgia Coll.& St. * L Augusta State U.* L at Kennesaw St. Univ.* L at Augusta State U.* L

59-96 67-59 71-67 68-73 85-67 53-69 50-72 59-83 51-67 82-60 68-65 67-56 68-62 69-85 58-55 55-69 70-62 60-61 52-77 53-63 59-68 57-63 59-72 66-70 52-69 62-66

$ AASU Classic in Savannah, Ga Rotary-Dixie Classic in Boiling Springs, NC & Land of Magic Classic in Daytona Beach, FL

1997-98 16-11 Head Coach Ed Conroy at The Citadel W at Fayetteville State L at Erskine L Fayetteville State W at Wingate L at Augusta State * W Coker L Wingate OT W @ Elon College L @ Lenoir-Rhyne OT W at USC Aiken * OT W at Kennesaw State* W Armstrong Atl. St. * W Clayton Coll. & St. * W at Lander * W USC Spartanburg * L at UNC Pembroke * W USC Aiken * W Augusta State * W at North Florida * W Columbus State * L UNC Pembroke * W at USC Spartanburg * L Lander * W at Georgia Coll.& St. * L at Benedict L $ Kennesaw State L

$ at AASU Classic in Savannah, GA

1998-99 16-12 Head Coach Ed Conroy

# Elkem Classic in Montgomery, WV % Lake Hickory Rotary DH in Hickory,NC $ Hardees Classic in Boiling Springs, NC @ at the Florence Civic Center * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game + PBAC Tournament in Milledgeville, GA

Nov. 14 Nov. 17 Nov. 22 Dec. 1 Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Savannah Art & Design Dec. 9 at Georgia College * Dec. 13 Pembroke State * Dec. 19 Columbus * Dec. 20 at Savannah Art&Design ot Jan. 3 at USC AIken * Jan. 5 at Armstrong State * Jan. 8 USC Spartanburg * Jan. 10 at Lander * 2ots Jan. 14 Kennesaw State * Jan. 17 at Augusta * Jan. 21 Georgia College * Jan. 24 $ Columbus Jan. 26 Jan. 28 # at GWU Rotary-Dixie Classic in Boiling Springs,NC Jan. 31 % at Clayton State College in Morrow, GA Feb. 4 & at the Florence Civic Center Feb. 7 * Peach Belt Athletic Conference game Feb. 11 $ PBAC Tournament in Augusta, GA Feb. 14 Feb. 17 1995-96 8-19 Feb. 23

Head Coach Lewis Hill

W L L L W W L W W L L L L L L W W L L L L L L

* Peach Belt Athletic Conference game

2001-02 4-23 Head Coach John Schweitz Nov.16 v s Mars Hill College % Nov.17 v s Emmanuel Coll. % Nov.20 Coker College Nov.24 at Coll. of Charleston Nov.28 Armstrong Atl. St. * Dec.1 at Georgia Coll.& St. * Dec.14 at Allen University Dec.20 v s Belmont Abbey ^ Dec.29 Millersville Univ.PA Jan.7 USC Aiken * Jan.9 UNC Pembroke * Jan.12 at Lander University* Jan.16 at Armstrong Atl. St.* Jan.19 at Augusta State * Jan.20 North Florida * Jan.23 USC Spartanburg * Jan.26 Georgia Coll.& St. * Jan.30 at UNC Pembroke * Feb.2 Clayton Coll.& St.* Feb.6 at USC Spart.* OT Feb.9 Kennesaw State * Feb.10 Columbus State * Feb.13 Lander University * Feb.16 Augusta State * Feb.20 at USC Aiken * Feb.23 at Clayton Coll.& St.* Feb.27 v s Kennesaw State &

L 59-79 W 77-72 L 55-66 L 45-81 L 69-78 L 63-64 W 56-52 L 47-94 L 64-89 L 72-75 L 68-69 L 69-82 L 55-76 L 57-97 L 88-99 L 49-72 L 74-96 L 75-95 L 69-76 W 83-82 L 78-90 L 71-94 L 49-67 L 73-79 W 86-72 L 79-83 L 83-96

* Peach Belt Conference game % Mount Olive Pickle Classic in Mount Olive, NC & PBC Tournament in Columbus, GA 2002-03 13-14 Head Coach John Schweitz Nov.23 at Campbell Univ. L 64-65 Nov.26 at Paine College L 79-90 Nov.30 Georgia Coll.&St.* L 61-75 Dec.2 Allen University W 70-66 Nov.10 at Coker College W 70-50 Nov.16 at St. Andrews Coll.OT W 90-81 Nov.18 Paine College W 68-57 Nov.21 Fayetteville State W 69-65 Jan.2 at Armstrong Atl. St. * L 48-50 Jan.8 at North Florida * L 50-71 Jan.11 at Columbus St. * OT L 86-91 Jan.13 at USC Aiken * W 66-54 Jan.15 at UNC Pembroke * W 74-47 Jan.18 Lander University * W 79-51 Jan.22 Armstrong Atl. St. * L 51-56 Jan.25 Augusta St. Univ. * L 62-64 Jan.29 at USC Spartanburg * W 65-54 Feb.1 at Georgia Coll.& St. * L 71-73 Feb.5 UNC Pembroke * W 68-58 Feb.8 at Clayton Coll. & St. * L 66-74 Feb.12 USC Spartanburg * W 66-64 Feb.15 at Kennesaw St. Univ.* L 58-62 Feb.19 at Lander University * W 78-62 Feb.22 at Augusta St. Univ. * L 78-88 Feb.26 USC Aiken * W 71-58 Mar.1 Clayton Coll.& St. * L 61-64 % Mar.5 & Georgia Coll.& St. L 54-56 * Peach Belt Conference game & PBC Tournament in Columbus, GA

2000-01 7-19 Head Coach John Schweitz

66-58 65-82 52-66 86-72 49-56 68-61 48-50 58-53 74-84 69-65 86-84 73-56 83-77 82-70 71-56 58-60 64-49 75-69 81-57 77-66 70-83 80-70 50-55 70-47 59-74 55-71 64-71

Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 27 Dec. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Dec. 23 Dec. 30 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 24

* Peach Belt Athletic Conference game @ AASU DH in Savannah, GA + PBAC Tournament in Savannah, GA

Coker College L 75-80 Newberry College W 78-71 Allen University W 88-69 # Livingstone College W 74-71 at Catawba College # L 62-72 at Methodist College @ L 63-66 at Winston-Salem St. L 55-68 $ Wingate University L 75-80 $ Lenoir-Rhyne Coll. L 61-74 USC Aiken * OT L 93-96 at Armstrong Atl. St.* L 50-67 at Clayton Coll. & St. * L 67-74 Lander University * L 65-83 at USC Spartanburg * L 54-57 UNC Pembroke * L 75-82 at USC Aiken * L 59-69 U. of North Florida * L 63-69 at Columbus St. Univ.* W 61-56 at UNC Pembroke*OT W 74-72 USC Spartanburg * W 74-55 at Newberry College L 60-65 at Lander University * W 70-61 Georgia Coll.& St.* L 66-69 at Augusta State U. * L 73-89 Kennesaw State * L 85-91 Augusta State U.* L 65-83

* Peach Belt Conference game # at CF Parks/Catawba Classic in Salisbury, NC

@ at Fayetteville (NC) Crown Coliseum

2003-04 FMU Patriots 2003-04 #5 27-4 Head Coach John Schweitz Nov.15 Allen University OT W 66-57 Nov.17 Coker College W 75-66 Nov.18 Presbyterian Coll. W 62-56 Nov.21 The Apprentice Sch. W 83-74 Nov.25 Catawba College W 75-60 Dec.1 at Allen University W 63-51 Dec.13 at Catawba College W 70-63 W 69-56 Dec.17 vs Nova Southeastern ^ Dec.18 vs Barry University ^ W 50-48 Dec.19 at Lynn Univ. ^ OT W 77-73 Dec.30 at Fayetteville St. OT L101-105 Jan.7 at Lander University * W 77-66 Jan.10 Clayton Coll. & St.* W 76-69 Jan.14 USC Spartanburg * W 83-63 Jan.17 at Armstrong Atl. St. * W 69-65

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T Jan.24 Jan.24 Jan.28 Jan.31 Feb.4 Feb.7 Feb.11 Feb.14 Feb.18 Feb.21 Feb.25 Feb.28 Mar.5 Mar.13 Mar.14 Mar.16

at USC Aiken * North Florida * at USC Spartanburg * at Kennesaw State * USC Aiken * @ Columbus State * UNC Pembroke * at Augusta State * Lander University * at Georgia Coll. & St.* at UNC Pembroke * Augusta State * vs Armstrong Atl.St.% vs Armstrong Atl.St.# vs Bowie State Univ.# at Kennesaw State #

W W W L W W W W W W W W L W W L

94-63 62-54 57-46 60-63 87-49 111-92 87-73 74-65 77-56 77-64 88-69 71-65 69-72 86-84 95-78 73-82

* Peach Belt Conference game ^ Palm Beach Hoops Classic in Boca Raton, FL @ at the Florence Civic Center % PBC Tournament in Augusta, GA # NCAA II South Atlantic Regional in Kennesaw, GA 2004-05 10-17 Head Coach John Schweitz Nov.15 at Coker College OT W 71-65 Nov.19 $ St. Andrews Pres. L 66-72 Nov.20 $ Fayetteville State W 74-68 Dec.3 & at Queens Univ. L 80-83 Dec.4 & Saint Paul’s College W 63-53 Dec.6 at Wingate University W 87-78 Dec.20 at Presbyterian Coll. L 64-83 Dec.29 # Bentley College L 51-85 Dec.30 # Coker College W 59-41 Jan.3 Mount Olive College L 63-89 Jan.5 Lander Univ. * OT W 64-63 Jan.8 at Clayton Coll. & St.* W 54-47 Jan.12 at USC Upstate * L 68-80 Jan.15 Armstrong Atl. St. * L 47-79 Jan.19 USC Aiken * W 59-53 Jan.22 at U. of North Florida* L 53-57 Jan.26 USC Upstate * L 55-75 Jan.29 Kennesaw State OT L 65-67 Feb.2 at USC Aiken * W 81-69 Feb.5 at Columbus State U.* L 86-92 Feb.9 at UNC Pembroke * L 67-68 Feb.12 Augusta State U.* L 52-66 Feb.16 at Lander University * L 48-60 Feb.19 Georgia Coll. & St. * L 62-75 Feb.23 UNC Pembroke * W 81-52 Feb.26 at Augusta State U.* L 53-59 Mar.2 % Armstrong Atl. St. L 39-66

Nov.28 Nov.30 Dec.2 Dec.5 Dec.15 Dec.16 Jan.2 Jan.6 Jan.10 Jan.13 Jan.15 Jan.17 Jan.20 Jan.24 Jan.27 Jan.31 Feb.3 Feb.7 Feb.10 Feb.12 Feb.14 Feb.17 Feb.21 Feb.24 Mar. 2

Morris W at Erskine L at Newberry L Mount Olive L v s Lenoir-Rhyne # L v s Eckerd # L Lander * L at Clayton State * L at USC Upstate * L Armstrong Atlantic * L at Chowan L USC Aiken * W at Ga. Southwestern * L USC Upstate* W Augusta State * L at USC Aiken * OT W at Columbus State * L at UNC Pembroke * W North Georgia * L Chowan W at Lander * L Georgia Coll. & St.* L UNC Pembroke * W at North Georgia * L v s Armstrong Atlantic $ L

Dec.16 Jan.3 Jan.7 Jan.10 Jan.14 Jan.17 Jan.21 Jan.24 Jan.28 Jan.31 Feb.2 Feb.4 Feb.7 Feb.11 Feb.14 Feb.16 Feb.18 Feb.21 Feb.25 Feb.28 Mar.6

78-65 51-66 68-84 74-89 47-55 66-80 56-78 50-78 48-65 60-75 47-66 85-78 56-68 66-62 63-79 72-68 77-86 52-48 61-64 78-72 68-86 64-95 75-70 75-78 68-78

Florida Christian W 106-64 at Ga. Southwestern * L 79-92 at USC Aiken * L 71-89 at Columbus State * W 84-78 UNC Pembroke * W 65-52 GCSU * L 51-57 at Augusta State * L 54-75 Clayton State * L 53-63 Lander * W 68-62 at North Georgia * L 63-77 at Armstrong Atlantic * W 74-69 USC Aiken * L 63-74 Ga. Southwestern * W 73-52 at UNC Pembroke * W 59-54 Columbus State * W 75-73 at Lander * L 60-70 Augusta State * L 77-80 at #25 GCSU * W 67-65 Armstrong Atlantic*ot L 66-77 at Clayton State * L 55-66 vs Armstrong Atlantic $ L 66-68

Jan.15 Jan.16 Jan.19 Jan.22 Jan.28 Jan.30 Feb.2 Feb.5 Feb.9 Feb.12 Feb.16 Feb.19 Feb.23 Feb.26 Mar.1

at Ga. Southwestern * at Columbus State * Johnson & Wales at Flagler * Georgia College * Montevallo * UNC Pembroke * at Armstrong Atlantic * North Georgia * at Clayton State * at Lander * at Augusta State * Flagler * Armstrong Atlantic * at Augusta State $

L L W W W W L L W L L L W W L

56-78 67-70 93-41 83-67 80-73 74-70 81-90 75-79 74-67 60-70 78-90 64-66 109-80 85-77 61-71

* Peach Belt Conference game # Zaxby's PBC/Conf. Carolinas Clazzic in Florence, SC % OrthoCarolina Classic in Wingate, NC $ PBC Tournament

* Peach Belt Conference game % Florida Tech Tip-Off Classic in Melbourne, FL

~ Zaxby's Tip-Off Clazzic in Florence,SC $ PBC Tournament in Aiken, SC

* Peach Belt Conference game # Chatham Orthopedics Holiday Classic in Savannah Ga. $ PBC Tournament in Greenwood, SC

2011-12 FMU Patriots 2009-10 FMU Patriots 2009-10 18-10 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.15 v s UPR-Mayaguez % W Nov.16 v s UPR-Rio Piedras % W Nov.18 Carver Bible W Nov.20 v s Coker # ot W Nov.21 v s St. Andrews # W Nov.24 at Apprentice School ot L Nov.30 Allen W Dec.2 USC Aiken * W Dec.5 Apprentice School W Jan.2 UNC Pembroke * W Jan.4 Southern Wesleyan W Jan.6 at Lander * W Jan.9 at Augusta State * L Jan.13 at USC Aiken * ot W Jan.16 Ga. Southwestern * W Jan.17 Columbus St. * W Jan.23 Flagler * W Jan.29 at GC&SU * L Jan.31 at Montevallo * W Feb.3 at UNC Pembroke * L Feb.6 Armstrong Atlantic * L Feb.10 at North Georgia * W 2-13-10 Clayton St. * L Feb.17 Lander * W Feb.20 Augusta St. * L Feb.24 at Flagler * L Feb.27 at Armstrong Atlantic * L Mar.3 at USC Aiken $ L

2007-08 FMU Patriots

2007-08 12-16 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.16 St. Andrews # W 70-68 Nov.17 Coker # W 69-66 Nov.19 Apprentice School W 93-70 Nov.24 Newberry L 66-76 Nov.29 Morris W 81-73 Dec.1 at North Georgia * L 54-84 Dec.15 at Florida Christian W117-62 Jan.1 Erskine W 60-48 Jan.5 Ga. Southwestern * W 69-62 Jan.6 Columbus State * L 71-90 * Peach Belt Conference game Jan.9 USC Aiken * L 74-86 $ Patriot Tip-Off Classic at Florence (SC) Civic Center Jan.16 at UNC Pembroke * W 77-67 & SODEXHO Classic in Charlotte, NC Jan.19 at GCSU * L 40-66 # Winter Park (FL) Rotary Tangerine Tourn. Jan.23 Augusta STate * L 68-77 % PBC Tournament in Augusta, GA Jan.26 at Clayton State * L 44-62 Jan.30 at Lander * L 57-76 2005-06 12-16 Feb.2 North Georgia * OT L 64-71 Head Coach John Schweitz Feb.4 Armstrong Atlantic * L 58-60 Nov.15 at Fayetteville State L 60-63 Feb.6 at USC Aiken * L 59-77 Nov.18 Coker College # W 79-66 Feb.9 at Ga. Southwestern * L 64-70 Nov.19 Anderson College # W 68-56 Feb.10 at Columbus State * L 61-77 Nov.22 at Mount Olive Coll. L 58-74 Feb.13 UNC Pembroke * W 62-52 Nov.26 Mars Hill College W 82-54 Feb.18 Lander * W 60-55 Dec.1 USC Upstate * L 46-47 Feb.20 at Augusta State * L 61-71 Dec.3 at Lander University * W 69-66 Feb.23 GCSU * L 62-77 Dec.5 Wingate University W 82-62 Feb.27 at Armstrong Atl. * OT W 66-61 Dec.17 at Mars Hill College W 71-52 Mar.1 Clayton State * W 67-64 Jan.4 at Armstrong Atlantic * L 59-75 Mar.5 vs Lander $ L 53-68 Jan.7 Georgia Coll. & St.* L 66-71 Jan.11 USC Aiken * W 67-53 * Peach Belt Conference game Jan.14 at Columbus State * L 78-91 # Zaxby's PBC/Conf. Carolinas Clazzic Jan.18 Augusta State U. * L 56-60 in Florence, SC Jan.21 at Clayton State U. * L 39-56 $ PBC Tournament in Aiken, SC Jan.23 No. Ga. Coll. & St.* L 75-84 Jan.25 at USC Upstate * L 40-62 Jan.28 Lander University * W 64-61 Feb.1 at No. Ga. C.&St.* OT L 99-104 Feb.6 UNC Pembroke * W 78-61 Feb.8 Armstrong Atlantic * L 63-71 Feb.11 at Georgia Coll. & St.* L 48-55 Feb.15 at USC Aiken * W 75-71 Feb.18 Columbus State * L 67-78 Feb.20 at UNC Pembroke * W 73-71 Feb.22 at Augusta State * L 56-69 Feb.25 Clayton State U. * W 88-81 2008-09 FMU Patriots Mar.1 v s UNC Pembroke $OT L 78-83 2008-09 16-12 * Peach Belt Conference game Head Coach Gary Edwards # Zaxby’s Patriot Clazzic in Florence, SC Nov.16 St. Andrews # W 70-68 $ PBC Tournament in Greenwood, SC Nov.15 vs UPR-Mayaguez % W 78-61 Nov.16 vs UPR-Rio Peidras % W 95-75 2006-07 9-19 Nov.21 SCAD ~ W 82-65 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.22 Coker ~ W 68-59 Nov.15 at Coker L 47-62 Nov.29 Allen Univ. W 76-63 Nov.18 Savannah C. A&D W 68-65 Dec.13 at The Apprentice Sch. W 103-63 Nov.22 at Apprentice School W 65-57 Dec.15 North Georgia * W 80-77

82-41 87-75 101-62 72-68 89-68 67-72 93-53 83-73 82-65 67-64 81-66 82-58 62-89 77-71 68-60 65-62 83-51 61-71 75-67 80-89 61-63 81-56 70-81 55-51 60-77 63-72 76-78 59-80

* Peach Belt Conference game % Florida Tech Tip-Off Classic in Melbourne, FL # UNCP Classic in Pembroke, NC

$ Peach Belt Conference Tourn. game

2010-11 FMU Patriots 2010-11 16-11 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.16 Allen University Nov.19 Coker College # Nov.20 St.Andrews # Nov.23 Morris College Nov.26 vs Shaw % Nov.27 at Wingate % Dec.1 at USC Aiken * Dec.4 Apprentice School Jan.2 at UNC Pembroke * Jan.5 Lander * OT Jan.8 Augusta State * Jan.12 USC Aiken *

W W W W W L L W W W L W

75-66 86-69 94-91 116-60 87-78 84-96 67-78 101-63 86-82 92-90 61-62 86-79

2011-12 16-12 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.11 v s Coker + Nov.12 v s St.Andrews + Nov.18 Morris College # Nov.19 Chowan # Nov.26 Voorhees ^ Nov.27 Bluefield ^ Nov.30 Lander * 2OT Dec.3 Augusta State * Dec.14 at Elizabeth City State Dec.17 at Armstrong Atlantic* Jan.4 USC Aiken * Jan.7 Clayton State * OT Jan.9 Montevallo * Jan.11 at Flagler * Jan.16 at North Georgia * OT Jan.20 Georgia College * Jan.22 Coastal Georgia Jan.25 Johnson & Wales Jan.28 at Ga. Southwestern * Jan.29 at Columbus State * Feb.2 UNC Pembroke * Feb.4 at Lander * Feb.8 Allen University Feb.11 at Augusta State * Feb.15 at UNC Pembroke * Feb.18 Flagler * Feb.20 Armstrong Atlantic* Feb.22 at USC Aiken * 2OT

L W W L W W L W L W L L W W W L W W W L W L W L L W W L

59-67 93-81 90-87 61-92 69-66 85-72 94-95 62-61 65-75 97-94 49-71 94-99 60-49 87-82 98-94 54-56 86-62 101-58 70-56 65-68 79-74 71-83 117-50 80-94 85-88 103-68 114-106 98-105

* Peach Belt Conference game + UNCP Holiday Classic in Pembroke, NC # Zaxby's Tip-Off Clazzicin Florence, SC ^ Comfort Suites Classic in Florence, SC

FMU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS CON’T

2012-13 FMU Patriots

2014-15 FMU Patriots

2012-13 11-15 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.19 Morris Nov.24 St.Andrews # Nov.25 Coker # Nov.27 Barber-Scotia Dec.12 at Chowan Dec.15 at Georgia College * Dec.17 USC Aiken * Dec.30 Elizabeth City State Jan.2 Augusta State * Jan.5 at Armstrong Atlantic * Jan.10 Columbus State * Jan.12 Ga. Southwestern * Jan.19 at Montevallo * Jan.21 at Clayton State * Jan.26 at USC Aiken * Jan.30 Johnson & Wales Feb.2 Flagler * Feb.7 at UNC Pembroke * Feb.9 Lander * Feb.14 North Georgia * Feb.16 Young Harris * Feb.20 at Flagler * Feb.23 at Augusta State * Feb.25 Armstrong Atlantic * Feb.27 UNC Pembroke * Mar.2 at Lander *

2014-15 13-15 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.14 at Catawba # Nov.15 v s Lenoir-Rhyne # Nov.20 Florida College Nov.22 Clearwater Christian Nov.28 vs WV Tech @ Nov.29 v s Concord @ OT Dec.1 Piedmont International Dec.15 Columbia International Dec.18 Montevallo * 2OT Dec.20 Clayton State * Jan.3 at Columbus State * Jan.5 GRU Augusta * Jan.7 Flagler * Jan.10 at Armstrong State * Jan.12 Virginia-Lynchburg Jan.14 UNC Pembroke * Jan.17 Young Harris * Jan.19 at North Georgia * Jan.24 at USC Aiken * Jan.28 Lander * Jan.31 at Georgia College * Feb.4 at Lander * Feb.7 at Flagler * Feb.11 Armstrong State * Feb.14 Ga. Southwestern * Feb.18 at GRU Augusta * Feb.21 USC Aiken * Feb.25 at UNC Pembroke

W W L W W L L L L L L W L W L W W L W L W W L L L L

147-138 132-120 76-95 150-76 91-83 82-94 79-108 87-107 74-77 71-79 72-83 82-50 72-83 70-61 82-100 96-53 83-75 68-91 77-76 90-101 105-80 84-69 67-69 88-94 95-101 86-97

* Peach Belt Conference game # Zaxby's Tip-Off Clazzicin Florence, SC

L 72-86 W 61-53 W 79-65 W 103-56 W 96-61 W 82-79 W 85-59 W 92-49 L 101-106 L 75-78 L 73-85 L 74-76 L 78-83 L 68-73 W 98-58 L 66-68 W 80-57 L 68-72 L 72-74 L 49-67 W 85-70 W 90-79 W 88-74 W 78-73 L 74-85 L 75-101 L 68-80 L 79-88

* Peach Belt Conference game # PBC/SAC Challenge in Salisbury, NC @ BSC Currence Classic in Bluefield, WV

2013-14 FMU Patriots 2013-14 12-15 Head Coach Gary Edwards Nov.14 Virginia-Lynchburg W Nov.22 at Lees-McRae # W Nov.23 v s North Greenville # L Dec.2 Georgia College * L Dec.12 at Bluefield State W Dec.16 at USC Aiken * L Dec.20 v s LeMoyne-Owen $ L Dec.21 v s North Greenville $ L Jan.2 at GRU Augusta * L Jan.4 Armstrong Atl.* OT W Jan.10 at Columbus State * W Jan.12 at #18 Ga. Southwestern * W Jan.16 at Armstrong Atlantic * L Jan.18 #21 Montevallo * L Jan.20 Clayton State * OT W Jan.25 #13 USC Aiken * L Jan.30 at UNC Pembroke * L Feb.1 at Flagler * L Feb.6 UNC Pembroke *OT W Feb.8 at Lander * L Feb.15 at Young Harris * L Feb.16 at North Georgia * L Feb.19 Flagler * W Feb.22 GRU Augusta * W Feb.25 Bluefield State W Mar.1 Lander * W Mar.7 v s #17 Montevallo ^ L

72-49 96-76 89-90 60-71 83-70 67-85 75-76 86-99 47-60 92-82 75-72 58-53 73-84 64-86 71-68 73-91 66-68 71-75 78-74 63-96 61-68 54-78 87-82 94-86 118-75 88-74 80-85

* Peach Belt Conference game # Americourt Classic in Banner Elk, NC $ Florida Tech Holliday Classic in Melbourne, FL ^ PBC Tournament in Columbus, GA

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS

FMU ALL-DECADE TEAMS 1970’s ALL-DECADE TEAM

1980’s ALL-DECADE TEAM

1990’s ALL-DECADE TEAM

(Selected by a committee at FMC in February 1981)

(Selected by long-time supporters of the FMC men’s program in December 1989)

(Selected by a committee at FMU in 2000)

Ron Scarborough Daryl Blume Allen Floyd Bob Wilson Nat Williamson Steve Zolnierowicz Robert Moore Dennis Sullen

5'8" 6'1" 6'4" 6'4" 6'5" 6'5" 6'6" 6'6"

Guard Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward

Robert Barber Patrick Callaway Kevin Everhart Bob Graziano Tony Hayes Chris Mazzella Terance Wood Lou Ziebell

5'10" 6'5" 6'2" 6'8" 6'5" 6'5" 6'7" 6'6"

Franklin Bellamy Jake Biddle Carlton Farr Yaron Lahat Tim Proffitt Gene Reaves John Schantz Allen Wilson

Guard Forward Guard Center F-C Forward F-C Forward

6'4" 6'1" 6'3" 6'2" 6'4" 6'7" 6'2" 6'9"

Forward Guard G-F Guard G-F F-C Guard Center

2000’s ALL-DECADE TEAM (Selected by a committee at FMC in February 2010)

Mike Buglione JaQuan Bracey Raymond Dorsey Jarron Hinton Michael Jenkins Louis McCullough Will Tucker Randy Williams

6’3” 6’5” 6’6” 5’11” 6’1” 6’6” 6’5” 6’6”

Guard Center Forward Guard Guard Forward G-F Forward

FMU MILESTONE WINS No. #1 #50 #100 #200 #300 #400 #500 #600

SCORE 76-68 # 69-68 at 59-54 vs 65-58 at 61-60 at 69-55 vs 77-67 at 92-49 vs

OPPONENT (DATE) UNC Wilmington (Freshmen) (12-7-70) USC-Spartanburg (1-25-78) Berry College (11-28-80) N.C. Central University (11-29-86) Columbus College (2-8-92) Georgia Coll.& St. Univ. (2-13-99) UNC Pembroke (1-16-08) Columbia International Univ. (12-15-14)

# home game played at Southside High School in Florence

FMU HEAD COACHES YEARS 1970-73 1973-76 1976-97 1997-2000 2000-06 2006-15

Jarron Hinton

HEAD COACH Bob Hogsett Tim Watson Lewis Hill Ed Conroy John Schweitz Gary Edwards

FMU RECORD 10-56 (.152) 21-53 (.284) 339-276 (.551) 41-40 (.506) 73-93 (.440) 123-125 (.496)

PATRIOT CAGERS WITH FMU DEGREES (1970-2015) Name (Years Played) Degree Harry Austin (2008-09) BBA Finance Ray Baggett (1971-72) BS Sociology Robert Barber (1985-89) BS Sociology Alan Barker (2001-02) BBA Gen. Bus. Administration Doug Beckhart (1979-82) BS Business Administration Ronald Bell (1971-73) BS Biology Willie Bell (1974-75) BS Business Administration Franklin Bellamy (1989-93) BS Sociology Jake Biddle (1994-96) BS Economics Dominic Bishop (2006-07) BA Mass Communications Jackie Bledsoe (1993-97) BS Political Science Daryl Blume (1976-80) BS Chemistry Andre Bovell (2000-02) BA Mass Communications Simel Boyd (2007-11) BBA Management JaQuan Bracey (2002-04) BBA Marketing Bill Bridgeman (1974-76) BS Mathematics Clayton Brown (1984-88) BBA Marketing Mike Buglione (2002-04) BBA Gen. Bus. Admin. Andy Burch (1976-78) BS Economics Rodrick Burton (2004-08) BBA Management Bill Bynum (1984-87) BS Computer Science Patrick Callaway (1983-87) BBA Marketing Sam Caron (2011-14) BBA Marketing Robert Carpenter (2012-14) BBA Accounting Charles Carter (2001-02) BBA Marketing David Carter (1981-82) BS Business Administration Michael Carter (2003-06) BGS General Studies Carl Chamness (1970-71) BA English / M.Ed. Elementary Education James Clawson (1987-88) BS Physics Dominique Coleman (2010-11) BS Sociology Jeff Dean (1973-77) BS Sociology Tyler Deihl (2012-14) BBA Management Trevonte Dixon (2013-15) BBA Accounting Raymond Dorsey (2004-07) BBA Manag. Info. Systems Rodney Ellison (1972-75) BS Sociology Kevin Everhart (1986-88) BBA Marketing Robert Faulkner (2009-10) BA Mass Communications Carlton Farr (1990-95) BBA Management Todd Flesch (1988-90) BBA Management Allen Floyd (1971-75) BS Business Administration Bob Foster (1977-78, 79-81) BS Business Administration Rick Fountain (1973-77) BS Sociology Que Gaither (1998-2001) BS Computer Science Phil Gardner (1970-74) BA History John Garrett (1979-81) BS Mathematics Evrik Gary (2009-14) BBA General Business Scott Genzmer (1980-82) BS Biology

Willie Grady (1996-97) BS Political Science Bob Graziano (1978-82) BS Political Science Earlex Green (1992-95) BS Sociology Name (Years Played) Degree Matthew Gruhl (1994-98) BS Sociology (cum laude) Derrick Harris (1997-99) BA Mass Communication Ricky Harris (1988-92) BBA Computer Info. Systems Ryan Harris (1989-93) BBA Computer Info. Systems David Hawkins (2002-04) BS Psychology Tony Hayes (1984-88) BBA Finance Joe Hill (1980-84) BS Business Administration Mike Hill (1978-80) BS Political Science Jarron Hinton (2002-04) BS History Robert Holland (1980-84) BS Biology Jon Houston (2000-02) BBA Marketing Purvis Jackson (1970-71) BS Sociology Michael Jenkins (2002-06) BA Mass Communications Mordecai Johnson (1984-88) BS Political Science Tommy Johnson (1970-73) BA History Alphonzo “D.J.” Jones (1973-75) BS Sociology Crayton Jones (2007-09) BBA Gen. Business Admin. Tim Jones (1978-79) BS Sociology Stanley Jones (2008-09) BGS General Studies Andre Judkins (1988-90, 91-92) BBA Management Bryant Julious (2009-11) BBA Gen. Business Admin. Marlon Kelly (1982-84) BS Sociology Yaron Lahat (1997-99) BBA Marketing Michael Laney (2007-08) BBA Gen. Business Admin. Harris Lambert (1996-98) B.A. Political Science Jerry Lattimore (1982-86) BBA Business Administration Artis Lee (2003-07) BBA Management Info. Systems Courtney Lilliston (2002-06) BBA Business Economics Nick Love (1999-2000) BS Sociology Herman Mains (2009-10) BBA Gen. Business Admin. Tom Marley (1982-85) BS Business Administration Chris Mazzella (1983-87) BBA Business Administration Lonsdale McCallum (1997-99) BS History Tim Millay (1981-82) BBA Marketing Eddie Mills (1990-91) BA History Buzz Moore (1971-72) BS Economics Robert Moore (1977-80) BS Biology Nate Morley (2006-08) BBA General Business Admin. Johnny Moses (1989-93) BBA General Business Tony Mullinax (1976-80) BS Business Administration Mi’kyel Nero (2011-13) BBA Management John O’Cain (1989-90) BS Sociology Eddie Oran (1970-72) BS Psychology Jimmy Parker (1970-73) BS Psychology

Larnelle Peterson (2004-08) BS Chemistry Mindaugas Petreikis (2009-11) BS Economics Name (Years Played) Degree Jim Pitts (1971-73) BA History/English Houston Power (2007-09) BS Biology Tim Proffitt (1988-92) BS Elementary Education Gene Reaves (1992-96) BS Biology Vony Rivers (2004-06) BBA Management Harold Robinson (1984-86) BA History Kendrick Robinson (2008-10) BBA Gen. Business Admin. Shay Rollins (1975-76) BS Psychology Judson Ruig (1997-2001) BBA Finance Ron Scarborough (1973-75) BS Business Admin. John Schantz (1987-91) BBA Management Franklin Scott (1972-73, 74-77) BS Sociology John Scott (1998-99,2000-02) BS Biology; BN Nursing Skip Seebeck (1974-75) BS Biology Mark Sinkler (2008-10) BA Mass Communications Andrew Smith (2009-12) BBA Management Info. Systems Roger Smith (1977-78) BS Psychology Andrew Snipe (2002-06) BBA Management Info. Systems Lance Snyder (1980-82, 83-85) BS Business Admin. Corey Spalding (1987-91) BBA Marketing Billy Spraul (1998-2000) BBA General Business Carter Stiglbauer (2007-08) MBA Business Admin. Cliff Stumbo (1970-73) BS Business Administration Dennis Sullen (1974-76) BS Sociology / M.S. Applied Psychology Brad Tedder (1984-87) BS Mathematics Mark Thomas (1982-84) BS Business Administration Sigmund Tucker (1991-92, 93-96) BS Sociology Wade Tucker (1998-2001) BS Biology Will Tucker (1997-2001) BS Biology Liki Turner (2010-12) BBA Management Petar Vujovic (2002-04) BBA Management George Walker (2003-04, 05-06) BBA Management Greg Wall (1995-97) B.B.A. Management Brian Wilkinson (1991-95) BS Sociology Jeff Williams (1986-89) BBA Management Randy Williams (2002-04) BA Visual Arts Nat Williamson (1976-80) BS Mathematics Allen Wilson (1996-99) B.A. Mass Communication Bob Wilson (1978-80) BA History / M.Ed. Secondary Education Terance Wood (1985-89) BBA Management Lou Ziebell (1978-82) BS Business Administration Steve Zolnierowicz (1973-75) BS Political Science 2014-15 graduates in bold

Patriots at the 2004 NCAA II South Atlantic Regional Tournament 31

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Members of the Francis Marion University men's basketball team have volunteered to help with numerous community service projects in the past. Among these are youth clinics in surrounding Pee Dee area communities and the Bike MS: Breakaway to the Beach event (the University hosted riders for an overnight stay on their way from Charlotte or Columbia to Sunset Beach, N.C). The team helped with this event, organized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Greater Carolinas Chapter, on three occasions.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Among other projects the Patriots have assisted with are volunterring at the McLeod Children’s Hosptial; helping at the Manna House, Pecan Festival, the Heart Walk, participating in programs at area public schools, and conducting clinics at the McLeod Health and Fitness Center and for the Florence Recreation Department and the Florence YMCA. Coaches Edwards and Davis are continually looking for programs that the squad may be able to assist. If you would like to talk with the coaches about your project and the possiblility of assistance from the Francis Marion University men's basketball program, please call 843-661-1247.

SWAMP FOX CLUB The Swamp Fox Club, formerly the Patriots Brigade, is the official booster club that generates support for the Francis Marion University Athletic Department. The mission is to provide full scholarship funding as established under NCAA guidelines for Francis Marion University’s intercollegiate athletic teams. The Swamp Fox Club offers memberships to both individuals and businesses. All money raised benefits every sport at FMU. Your support not only provides educational and athletic opportunities to worthy young people, but provides you valuable benefits as well. You also have the option of designating your entire gift to a specific sport if so desired. Gifts made to the Swamp Fox Club are tax deductible. On an annual basis, more than 175 student-athletes receive some scholarship assistance from the Swamp Fox Club. The athletic booster club has developed into a vitally important support group for the Athletic Department, pursuing the excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. For more information, or to receive a brochure, visit www.fmupatriots.com or call the athletic office at (843) 661-1240.

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Francis Marion University, founded in 1970, prides itself on providing a strong liberal arts education. Named for Revolutionary War hero, General Francis Marion, who was nicknamed the “Swamp Fox” for using the South Carolina terrain to outfox the British, the University enrolls nearly 4,000 students. The University offers a broad range of undergraduate degrees and a select number of graduate programs in serving the needs of communities, businesses and industries of the Pee Dee region. Francis Marion is the only state university serving the Pee Dee region, and many of its students are the first in their families to go to college. The campus features modern classroom buildings, laboratories and residence facilities to provide a safe, comfortable learning environment for students. The campus also features a number of recreational facilities that are available for use by students, faculty, staff and alumni, and for use in intramural and intercollegiate athletic competition. Most buildings have been constructed or renovated since 1970. Facilities are equipped with ramps, and those of more than one story are equipped with elevators. Though each building has its own unique design, all are planned for architectural harmony. The campus facilities include: Wallace House (President’s Home), J. Howard Stokes Administration Building (above photo), Office Services Building, Facilities Management/Campus Police Building, Walter Douglas Smith University Center, The Edward S. Ervin III Dining Hall, John K. Cauthen Educational Media Center, Founders Hall, Peter D. Hyman Fine Arts Center, Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Science Facility (bottom right photo), Frank B. Lee Nursing Building (top left photo), Robert E. McNair Science Building, The Observatory, James A. Rogers Library, Thomas C. Stanton Academic Computer Center, The Grille (top right photo), and the BB&T/Amelia Wallace Faculty/Alumni Cottage. On campus housing includes The Village, Residence Halls, Forest Villas Apartment Complex, Forest Villas Community Center, and the Allard A. Allston Housing Office Complex. In addition to the Walter Douglas Smith University Center, which houses the gymnasium, raquetball courts, weightroom, fitness room, and an olympicsized swimming pool, other on-campus athletic facilities include John Kassab (tennis) Courts, a reslite eight-lane track, two natural grass intramural fields, and an outdoor recreational pool, and the new state-of-the-art Griffin Athletic Complex, which opened in 2012. It includes Clifford S. Cormell (baseball) Field at Sparrow Stadium, the FMU Softball Stadium, Murray G. Hartzler (soccer) Field, and a fieldhouse. 33

FMU CAMPUS HOUSING Living on campus is a once in a lifetime experience, and campus life is the best way to fully immerse yourself into life as a college student. FMU works hard to make sure the residence halls and apartments are an inviting and comfortable place to live and learn. Francis Marion University offers a progressive residence life program, offering both residence halls and apartment buildings. Freshmen live in the residence halls. The new Forest Villas complex provides an additional housing option for upperclassmen. FMU campus life promotes academic sucess in a safe, attractive, modern and well-maintained environment. All facilities have air-conditioning, telephone, cable TV, and Internet connections. Each room is equipped with a smoke/ fire detector. Student Housing consists of the Forest Villas Apartments (top and bottom photos), Resident Halls, and the Village Apartments. The Housing Office Complex includes a Tutoring Center/Study Hall and provides such services as mail delivery, equipment check out, package acceptance, and an information desk. Call the FMU Student Housing Office at 843-661-1330.

FMU’S SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER FMU’S SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTER Named in honor of the university’s first president, Dr. Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center provides comprehensive facilities for student services and activities as well as for recreation and athletic programs to serve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974, the center’s gymnasium orginally seated 3,027 for basketball, but with recent renovations that include new theatre-style seats, a new hardwood floor, new scoreboards, a new lighting and sound system, and a new paint job it now seats 2,547. The FMU men’s basketball team owns a 330-206 (.616) record in the Smith University Center, while the Patriot Women have compiled a 428-137 (.758) mark in the building. In addition to numerous sporting events, the building has hosted musical concerts, an appearance by Miss America 1994 Kimberly Aiken, U.S. Presidential candidates, and both college and high school commencement exercises. Francis Marion hosted the 1978 AIAW Division II National Women’s Basketball Tournament, and in 1988, the U.S. Olympic Women’s Basketball Team played an exhibition game against the Cuban National Team. In 1998, 1999, and 2008, FMU hosted the NCAA Division II women’s basketball South Atlantic Regional Tournament.

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Bob Hogsett, a 6’8” 250-pound former NBA player was Francis Marion’s first head coach

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Freshman forward David Riggins scored the Patriots’ first points from the foul line with 16:37 left in the first half of the school’s opening game, Nov. 20, 1970, against the College of Charleston in Charleston’s Tip-Off Tournament. Riggins is currently the athletic director at Mars Hill College.

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Francis Marion’s first victory was a 76-68 decision over the University of North Carolina at Wilmington freshmen squad, Dec. 7, 1970, in the Southside High School gym.

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Because Francis Marion lacked an on-campus gymnasium, the Patriots played their home games for the first four years in local high school gyms.

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Patriot forward Allen Floyd ranked second in the state among all collegiate players in scoring for both the 1971-72 (21.9 ppg) and 1972-73 (22.4 ppg) seasons. He finished his career as the school’s career scoring (1,599) and rebounding (933) leader.

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The on-campus 3,027-seat Smith University Center opened in 1974 and the Patriots won their first official “home” game, a 93-56 victory over Coker College, Nov. 22, 1974.

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During the 1975-76 season, sophomore guard Bobby Shaw produced six consecutive 30-point games.

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On April 5, 1976, Lewis Hill took over the Patriot coaching reigns from Tim Watson.

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To open the 1979-80 season, Francis Marion won 13 of its first 14 games, including a 90-79 road victory over NCAA Division I Tennessee Tech University on Dec. 11, enroute to a program-best 24-7 record.

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Senior forward Robert Moore earned second-team AllAmerica recognition and was named the NAIA District Six “Player of the Year” following the 1979-80 campaign. Moore is now the team doctor.

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Guard Cleveland Lawson became the first Patriot to score a three-point field goal, during an 88-76 loss to Georgia Tech on Jan. 26, 1983, in Atlanta, Ga.

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Between 1983 and 1988, the Patriots won at least 19 games each of the five seasons.

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During the 1983-84 season, Francis Marion finished ninth in the NAIA in team scoring defense (57.5 ppg) and defeated two NCAA Division I opponents: The Citadel and East Carolina University.

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The Patriots opened the 1985-86 campaign by winning their first eight games and 11 of their first 12, and were ranked as high as sixth in the nation (NAIA) in January of that year. Among the team’s 22 wins (8 losses) was another victory over The Citadel (a team that listed on its roster a guard named Ed Conroy, who would later become the head coach at Francis Marion). On Jan. 13, 1987, Francis Marion defeated Shaw University 122-108 in the highest scoring game in the program’s history.

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In their next-to-last season as an NAIA member (199091), Francis Marion posted a 22-10 record and won it first-ever NAIA District Six championship, thus earning the right to advance to Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Mo., for the famed NAIA National Tournament.

Jay McDermott, a 6’8” center, was the first Patriot to dunk the basketball after the shot was reintroduced to the college game in 1976.

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In 1992, Francis Marion moved from college to university status and from NAIA to full-fledged NCAA Division II affiliation.

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The 1977-78 campaign was a “season to remember” for Patriot fans with the team making its first-ever postseason appearance in the NAIA District Six playoffs and recording its first-ever winning record (20-8) and first-ever 20-win season.

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Included among the team’s 19 wins in 1992-93, was a 52-50 victory at USC-Spartanburg that ended the Rifles’ 50-game home-court winning streak, longest in the nation (any division) at that time.

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On Nov. 25, 1977, sophomore guard Tracy Oxendine scored the points that put Francis Marion into triples figures for the first time ever (a span of 169 games) in a 117-73 win over Averett College.

Guard-forward Carlton Farr was named the Peach Belt Athletic Conference “Player of the Year” following the 1994-95 season, during which he set the current Patriot career scoring record of 1,863 points.

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On a snowy Jan. 14, 1978, Francis Marion recorded its first win over a perennial in-state “small college power,” a wild 105-102 overtime victory over Newberry College. After regulation ended 80-80, the Patriots outscored the Indians 25-22 in OT.

FMU head coach Lewis Hill announced his decision to step down following the 1996-97 season, bringing to a close a successful 22-year stint at FMU that saw him post a 339-276 record.

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On April 3, 1997, FMU names Ed Conroy, cousin of author Pat Conroy, as its new head coach, the fourth in program history.

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FMU competes in the prestigious Amsterdam Haarlem Basketball Week (Dec. 2008) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Former Patriot Vony Rivers joins the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters squad.

Conroy directs the Patriots to a 66-58 upset of his alma mater The Citadel in his first game on the FMU bench. He goes on to lead Francis Marion to a 16-11 record and the biggest turnaround (13-win improvement) in NCAA Divisions I and II men's basketball during the 1997-98 campaign.

The 2012-13 Francis Marion squad ranks third nationally in scoring offense (88.7 ppg) and leads Division II in three-pointers made per game (13.8). Among the team’s wins was a record-shattering 150-76 victory over barber-Scotia on Nov. 27, 2012 -- setting new marks for points, steals (32), margin (74), three-pointers made (21) and attempted (54) and tying the record for assists (34).

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Junior guard Yaron Lahat records the second triple-double in team history (13 pts,10 reb,10 ast) as the Patriots defeat 21st-ranked Georgia College & State University 6955 on Feb. 13, 1999 (also FMU's 400th all-time win). Seven months later, he would return to his native Isreal to fulfill a military commitment.

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On July 14, 2000, John Schweitz was named the fifth head coach in the program's history, succeeding Ed Conroy, who resigned to take an assistant's position at Division I University of Tulsa.

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Brothers Will and Wade Tucker conclude their playing careers as the most prolific scoring brothers' tadem in team history with 1,959 points: Will with 1,464 and Wade with 495.

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FMU loses its 2002-03 season opener at NCAA Division I Campbell University 65-64 on a 37-foot shot at the buzzer. However, the 13-14 team’s nine-win improvement over the 2001-02 season was tops in the Peach Belt Conference. The Patriots ranked 8th nationally in field goal percentage defense and 30th in scoring defense.

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While working on his MBA degree, guard Evrik Gary concluded his career second on the Patriot scoring list with 1,787 points, a total that also stands fourth-best in Peach Belt Conference history. In addition, Gary set school career records for three-pointers made and attempted, free throws made, and free throw percentage at 88.0 percent. Gary earned first-team 2014 AllPeach Belt Conference honors, was named to the second-team Daktronics All-Southeast region squad, and garnered first-team National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-Southeast District Team accolades after averaging 20.7 points and leading the PBC in scoring and ranking 33rd nationally. During the 2013-14 year, three Patriots signed professional contracts to play overseas: Evrik Gary -- Heffingen in the Luxembourg League; Liki Turner -- CMC (Cercle Municipal Casablanca) club of the Morocco Division I Basketball League; Dominique Coleman -- Cheshire Phoenix of the British Basketball League.

Only two years removed from a 4-23 campaign, FMU has its best season ever with a 27-4 record, a No. 5 national ranking in the final regular season poll, a first-ever NCAA II national tournament invitation, and an appearance in the round of Sweet 16 where the team lost to the eventual national champs. The team ranked 7th in field goal percentage defense (39.1%) and 39th in scoring defense. The team opened the season with a school-record 10game winning streak, and went on to record the program’s first perfect home mark (13-0).

In February of 2015, Robert Carpenter signed to play professionally with Telstar Hesperange (N2) of the Luxembourg pro league, while Evrik Gary was named to the league’s All-Star Game.

During the summer of 2004, FMU swingman Louis McCullough, half-brother of NBA star Kevin Garnett, declares himself eligible for the NBA draft. He withdraws his name prior to the draft and returns to school, where he is named a first-team preseason All-American by Street & Smith’s College Basketball. McCullough finished his career second on the Patriot all-time scoring list (1,714), rebounding list (811), and blocked shots list (152).

On April 26, 2006, Gary Edwards is named the sixth head coach in the program’s history. On Nov. 17, 2007, Edwards earns his 400th career coaching win with a 69-66 victory over Coker. Later in the year, on Jan. 16, 2008, FMU wins the 500th game in program history with a 77-67 victory at UNC Pembroke. 36