2009-10 Stetson Men's Basketball Media Guide

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2009-10 Stetson University Men’s Basketball GENERAL INFORMATION Location ................................... DeLand, FL 32723 Founded ........................................................ 1883 Enrollment .................................................... 2,324 Nickname .................................................. Hatters Colors ............................. Hunter Green and White Affiliation .................................................. NCAA, I Conference ........................................Atlantic Sun Home Arena ............................... Edmunds Center Capacity ....................................................... 4,000 President ................................ Dr. Wendy B. Libby Director of Athletics .............................. Jeff Altier Senior Woman Administrator ..............Jan Usher Faculty Athletic Represetative ............ Mike Bitter Senior Associate AD .......................Richard Skeel Assistant AD, Compliance ................. Jorie Tress Game Day Management ................... Royce Horak Director of Sports Medicine ...........Glenn Brickey

COACHING STAFF Head Coach ........... Derek Waugh (Furman, 1993) Career Record ........................105-147 / 10th year Stetson Record ............................................ same Assistants ...........Wylie Tucker (Montevallo, 1978) ..................... Sebastian Singletary (Stetson, 2001) ......................................... Chris Capko (USF, 2006) 2008-09 Overall Record ...............................13-17 2008-09 Conference Record ................. 9-11 / 7th Starters Returning / Lost .............................. 2 / 3 Letterwinners Returning / Lost .................... 7 / 4 Basketball Office Phone ............. (386) 822-8120 Basketball Office Fax .................. (386) 822-8148

SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director ........... Dean Watson Office Phone ................................ (386) 822-8130 Home Phone ................................. (407) 321-9848 Cell Phone ..................................... (386) 747-2824 E-mail ................................. dwatson@stetson.edu Assistant SID ................................Jesse Cazakoff Office Phone ................................ (386) 822-8131 E-mail ..................................jcazakof@stetson.edu Office Fax ..................................... (386) 822-8132 Press Row .................................... (386) 822-8133 Web Site .................................www.gohatters.com Mailing Address ............... 421 N. Woodland Blvd. ..................................................................Box 8359 .................................................. DeLand, FL 32723 Overnight Address .................... Edmunds Center ....................................................Sports Information ........................................ 143 E. Pennsylvania Ave. .................................................. DeLand, FL 32720 Credits: The 2009-10 Stetson University Men’s Basketball Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Sports Information Director Dean Watson using Adobe InDesign CS. Editorial assistance provided by Special Assistant D.W., Jamie Bataille, and Jesse Cazakoff. Special thanks to Jim Jordan for all his records research. Photography by Jim Hogue, Steve Simoneau, Sideline Sports, Chuck Krohn, and Dean Watson.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Media Information Quick Facts / Table of Contents ........................................................................1 Sports Information Staff / Media Guidelines ......................................................2 Media Outlets / TV Coverage ............................................................................3 2009-10 Season Preview .............................................................................. 4-5 Stetson Coaching Staff Head Coach Derek Waugh ........................................................................... 6-7 Assistant Coach Wylie Tucker...........................................................................8 Assistant Coach Sebastian Singletary ..............................................................9 Assistant Coach Chris Capko .........................................................................10 Support Staff/Table Staff .................................................................................11 Player Profiles Mark Lohuis............................................................................................... 12-13 Sheldon Oliver........................................................................................... 14-15 A.J. Smith .................................................................................................. 16-17 Brandon Williams ...................................................................................... 18-19 Shawn Bowen-Olivier Dupiton .................................................................. 20-21 Graeme Radford .............................................................................................22 Ridge Graham-JR Weston ..............................................................................23 Phil Bassan-Aaron Graham ............................................................................24 Liam McInerney-Joel Naburgs ........................................................................25 Tyshawn Patterson-Jermol Paul .....................................................................26 TV Roster ........................................................................................................27 Tribute to E.J. and Anthony .............................................................................28 2008-09 in Review Season Review ...............................................................................................29 Statistics ..........................................................................................................30 Results ............................................................................................................31 2009-10 Team Roster and Poster 2008-09 Team Roster / Team Photo ...............................................................32 2008-09 Schedule Poster................................................................................33 2009-10 Opponents Travel Itinerary ................................................................................................34 Opponents Information.............................................................................. 34-36 Records & History Individual Career Records...............................................................................37 Individual Season Records .............................................................................38 Team Single-Season Records / Single-Game Records ..................................39 Hatter Season-By-Season Leaders ................................................................40 Award Winners / Milestones ............................................................................41 All-Time Letterwinners............................................................................... 42-43 Hatter Graduates 1998-2009 ..........................................................................44 Player Development ........................................................................................45 Year-By-Year Results ................................................................................ 46-53 The “Gus” Tradition .........................................................................................53 Coaching History / Dr. Glenn Wilkes ...............................................................54 All-Time Record vs. Opponents ......................................................................55 Stetson University and DeLand, FL This is Stetson University ................................................................................56 The President and Athletic Director.................................................................57 Men’s Basketball Support Staff .......................................................................58 J. Ollie Edmunds Center .................................................................................59 The Glenn Wilkes Court ..................................................................................60 Athletic Facilities .............................................................................................61 Sports Medicine / Strength and Conditioning ..................................................62 Academics / Basketball Camps.......................................................................63 Community Service .........................................................................................64 The Atlantic Sun Conference ..........................................................................65 2009-10 Schedule .................................................................Outside Back Cover Mission Statement: The Stetson University Athletic Department strives to provide students with a sound educational experience through a holistic and collaborative athletic program that allows students to develop intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically. Excellence is pursued through participation in a successful Division I, NCAA program, superior coaching, interaction among coaches, faculty, students, and staff, and a diversity of studentathlete activities based on a liberal-arts education. Students develop leadership through sport participation and community activities. In unison with the University Mission, the Athletic program helps students pursue truth by actively recruiting and providing a diverse and caring environment that values and commits to the rights and fair treatment of all people regardless of race, religion, or gender. The Athletic Program (Department) encourages its student athletes to be morally sensitive and contributing citizens through active forms of social responsibility.

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Media Information Sports Information 2009-10 Staff

Dean Watson Sports Information Director Men’s Basketball Contact (386) 822-8130 dwatson@stetson.edu

Jesse Cazakoff Assistant SID (386) 822-8131 jcazakof@stetson.edu

Branden Sears Student Assistant

Jamie Bataille Stat Crew

Mailing Address Stetson Sports Information 421 N. Woodland Blvd. Box 8359 DeLand, FL 32723 Shipping Address Edmunds Center 143 E. Pennsylvania Ave. DeLand, FL 32724 Office Fax: (386) 822-7486 Press Row: (386) 822-8133 Web: www.gohatters.com

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Media Guidelines Press Credentials Press credentials will be issued to working members of the media only. Please fax all credential requests on company letterhead to Sports Information Director Dean Watson (386822-7486) at least one day prior to the game. All requests will be screened and evaluated, with priority going to local press, daily newspapers, radio/TV sports directors, opponent media outlets and those covering Stetson on a regular basis.

Credentials will not be mailed. All passes can be picked up at the will-call window at the front entrance of the Edmunds Center.

Press Row Working space for the media is located on the west side of the floor, opposite team benches and scorer’s table. Spouses, dates and other non-workers are not permitted on press row.

Working personnel are expected to follow press row guidelines established by the NCAA, Atlantic Sun Conference, and United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA).

Photo Credentials NCAA policy establishes that only photographers on assignment will be afforded credentials.

Designated areas for photographers have been marked on each baseline. Space is available on a first-come, first-serve basis and all photographers must remain within the designated areas.

Practice Coverage Any media member wishing to cover practice sessions is welcome to do so. Please notify the Sports Information Office if you are planning to attend a practice.

Press Row Service Statistics, pre-game notes, game programs and media guides will be available in the media workroom prior to the game. Complete halftime box scores will be distributed to the media at intermission. Final box scores, play-by-play and shot charts will be distributed as quickly as possible at the conclusion of the game.

Media Workroom A catered meal and soft drinks will be available prior to the game in the media workroom located in Edmunds Center Room . No food is allowed on press row. The workroom will remain open prior to the game, at halftime and after the game.

Scouting In accordance with NCAA and Atlantic Sun Conference regulations, Stetson prohibits the granting of credentials for scouting purposes.

Coaches in violation of this rule will be reported to the conference office. Professional scouts will be seated on a space available basis.

Parking A limited number of parking spaces are available across the street from the Edmunds Center in the Rinker Field parking lot. Parking is on a first come, first serve basis.

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Post-Game Interview Policy Coach Waugh and requested players will available for post-game interviews in the media workroom or courtside after a prescribed 10-minute “cooling off” period. Stetson players will be made available first while coach Waugh fulfills his postgame radio committments. See visiting SID personnel regarding interviews with members of their coaching staff or players.

Radio Stetson grants broadcast rights to the official flagship radio station of the visiting team and provides one complimentary telephone line on a reciprocal basis. Otherwise, a rights fee of $75 has been established.

Telephone Lines Priority for telephone lines on press row are given to home and visiting radio broadcasts (one each), AP (one), and to the Stetson Sports Information department (one). No other phone lines will be available on press row during games. Additional phone lines are available in the media workroom.

Any special requests, such as multiple phone lines, should be made as early as possible.

In-Season Coach/Player Interviews All coach and player interviews should be arranged through Stetson Sports Information Director Dean Watson (386-822-8130). Please allow players at least 24-hours prior notice for interview requests.

Players may not be interviewed on game day after 3 p.m.

Directions to the Edmunds Center • From Orlando/Tampa (I-4 East) Take the first DeLand Exit (114) and turn left on State Road 472. Travel approximately three miles and fork right onto Highway 17/92, which becomes Woodland Boulevard. Travel through downtown to the Stetson campus area and turn right on Pennsylvania Ave. The Edmunds Center is on the left and parking is on the right.

• From Jacksonville (I-95 Southbound) Take the Speedway Blvd. Exit (261B) and head west approximately 18 miles into DeLand. Pass the Holiday Inn and turn left on Amelia Ave. Go to the second stop light and turn right on Pennsylvania Ave. The Edmunds Center is on the right and parking is on the left.

• From Ocala (I-75) Take Exit 358 and head east on State Road 326.

Travel approximately 15 miles and turn left on State Road 40. Travel approximately 45 miles and turn right on US Highway 17. Travel approximately 15 miles into DeLand. US 17 becomes Woodland Blvd. Turn left on Pennsylvania Ave. The Edmunds Center is on the left and parking is on the right.

• From Miami (I-95 Northbound) Take exit 249 and head west on State Road 44 approximately 20 miles into DeLand. SR 44 becomes New York Ave. Turn right on Amelia Ave. and continue to the third stop light. Turn left on Pennsylvania Ave. The Edmunds Center is on the right and parking is on the left.

Media Information Stetson Basketball On The Air

During the 2009-10 basketball season, Stetson will have up to four of its games televised live on Bright House Network Sports. The schedule will be announced as the season progresses.

Comcast Sports Southeast will again air the A-Sun Game of the Week each Friday night. Stetson will be featured Jan. 22 vs.

Mercer University in DeLand. CSS currently reaches more than three million homes in the southeast U.S. Date Jan. 22 Mar. 3-6

Opponent Mercer A-Sun Tournament

Time 7:00 pm TBA

Stetson men’s basketball will broadcast all home and away games over the internet, with a video simulcast during home games and select road contests. Join 15-year veterans Murray Miller and Harry Arnold as they call every exciting play all season long.

Each broadcast will start 10 minutes prior to tip-off and conclude with the post game show featuring comments from Head Coach Derek Waugh.

Sun Sports will be broadcasting Stetson’s game vs. the Gators in Gainesville on November 15.

Date Nov. 15

Opponent at University of Florida

Time 4:00 p.m.

Primary Media Outlets Wire Services Associated Press Sports Editor 9100 N.W. 36th Street Miami, FL 33178 Office: (800) 824-5498 Fax: (305) 594-9265

Roger Gilmore, Sports Editor Ron White, Sports Writer DeLand Beacon P.O. Box 753 DeLand, FL 32721 Office: (386) 734-4622 Fax: (386) 734-4641

Television Phil Burton Sports Director WFTV-TV (ABC) P.O. Box 999 Orlando, FL 32802 Office: (407) 244-8367 Fax: (407) 244-8372

Fred Goodall PO Box 191 Tampa, FL 33601 Office: (813) 254-6038

Dean Smith, Sports Editor Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32770 Office: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408

Guy Rawlings, Sports Director WESH-TV (NBC) P.O. Box 7697 Orlando, FL 32854 Office: (407) 539-7878 Fax: (407) 539-7948

Sports Editor The Stetson Reporter Campus Box 8409 DeLand, FL 32723

David Pingalore, Sports Director WKMG-TV (CBS) 4466 John Young Pkwy Orlando, FL 32804 Office: (407) 521-1323 Fax: (407) 298-2122

Print Dave Markowitz Assistant Managing Editor/Sports Daytona Beach News-Journal 901 6th Street Daytona Beach, FL 32117 Office: (386) 252-1511 x2416 Fax: (386) 253-8433 Sean Kernan, Sports Writer Daytona Beach News-Journal 111 S. Alabama Avenue DeLand, FL 32724 Office: (386) 740-4417 Fax: (386) 736-2714 Sports Editor The Orlando Sentinel 633 North Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32802 Office: (800) 347-6868 Fax: (407) 420-5069

Radio Harry Arnold (color commentary) P.O. Box 2269 Orlando, FL 32802 Office: (407) 831-3001 Fax: (407) 831-2572

Sports Director WOFL-TV (Fox) 35 Skyline Drive Lake Mary, FL 32746 Office: (407) 741-5097 Fax: (407) 741-5189

Murray Miller (play-by-play) P.O. Box 634 DeLand, FL 32721-0634 Office: (386) 734-2233 Fax: (386) 736-4189

Sean McDowell, Sports Director Bright House Sports Network Central Florida News-13 20 N. Orange Ave., Ste 13 Orlando, FL 32801 Phone: (407) 513-1373 Fax: (407) 513-1399

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For all the latest Hatter news, scores, and statistics, visit the Stetson Athletics web site at www.gohatters.com. The men’s basketball home page features links to: • Live broadcasts of every game • Postgame stories • Box scores • Team statistics • Player profiles • and much more!

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2009-10 2008-09 Season Preview The 2008-2009 Stetson Basketball season started with great promise and saw some exciting wins. However, it ended in disappointment after some key injuries and five straight losses. In the pre-conference season, the Hatters came within one possession of defeating Florida State in Tallahassee for the first time since the 1951-’52 season. Stetson entered the conference season with the fourth highest RPI in the state behind the “Big 3” from the ACC and SEC.

“We are getting very little respect in the early season prognostications, and that is fine. We lost some good players but we also have other good players on the roster who are more than ready to step up,” said Head Coach Derek Waugh.

A.J. Smith (Cocoa, FL) is the top returning scorer having averaged 12.6 ppg last season. He needs 113 to reach 1,000 for his career. Smith, a pre-season All-Conference selection, will probably play more off the ball this year after assuming point guard duties for the last two years.

Home wins over Belmont and Lipscomb, and a crucial road win over A-Sun champion ETSU Sheldon Oliver highlighted the conference season. After Stetson saw an 18-point lead “A.J is more of a scorer offensively and I over Mercer evaporate on senior night, it think he can do his best work if we relieve was never again the same team finishing him of some of the point guard duties”, 9-11 in league play. Although the finish said Waugh. “He has had a very solid cawas disappointing, the Hatters have aver- reer here and I know that he wants to go aged a very respectable 9.2 conference out with a bang. I never worry about his wins over the last four years and are 24-6 defense as I think he is one of the best in their last 30 home games. perimeter defenders in the league. But, he will need to be consistently productive Stetson’s four seniors have moved on on the offensive end for us to reach our with their careers. Tim Lang is currently potential.” playing with the Melbourne Tigers in Aus- Brandon Williams (Miami, FL) and Mark tralia’s NBL which is the equivalent of the Lohuis (Vero Beach, FL) are in a similar NBA in the United States. Garfield Blair is situation entering their senior season. going to pursue his NBA dream through Both have shown the ability to knock down the NBDL franchise in Iowa. Eric Diaz left shots, yet consistency has escaped them Stetson with his undergrad and Masters so far in their careers. degrees and is now working for a bank in Miami. Kris Thomas is finishing his last “Both Brandon and Mark are no-brainers semester and will then pursue a profes- for solid defense and great effort night in sional basketball career overseas. All four and night out. Ultimately though, we need were part of three modern-day records for them to knock down shots. They are two win streaks (overall, home and away) and dead eye shooters in practice with great their leadership on strokes. They have shown flashes of briland off the court will liance shooting the ball. Those flashes be missed. must become the norm,” added Waugh.

“With the type people they are, I have This year the Hatno doubt their senior years will be their ters will introduce a best.” lot of new faces to go along with some Lohuis led the league in three-point shootseasoned veterans ing as a freshman at 42%. His career avwho will finally have erages stand at 4.6 ppg and 2.6 rpg. Wiltheir opportunity to liams has been an effective back up who play even more immust produce the most in the final year of portant roles. The his Stetson career. His career averages senior quartet of stand at 2.2 ppg and 0.8 rpg.

Olivier Dupiton A.J. Smith, Sheldon Oliver, Brandon Williams and Mark Lohuis The final senior is Sheldon Oliver from add a good deal of experience to the Hat- Orlando, Florida. “Reese” as he is comter team and have a lot to prove on the monly known enters his final season after floor. having started 46 games in his career. He

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finished last season as one of the top offensive rebounders in the Atlantic Sun averaging 2.9 per game.

“Reese has really improved defensively, especially on the perimeter and his energy has been very good in practice”, said Waugh. “We will need an amazing effort on the defensive boards from him this year and his shooting percentage must come up (41% in 08-09) for him to really help us win night in and night out.”

All four Stetson seniors are on track to finish their degrees and graduate on time.

The Hatters are also deep in the junior class. Three players have bided their time, continued to improve, and now seem poised to make an impact every night on the floor. Olivier Dupiton and Shawn Bowen are both from Montreal, Canada.

Dupiton, a burly 6’7” forward is actually the strongest and fastest member of the team. He has been limited in his first two years of eligibility since taking a medical redshirt his freshman year. The Haiti native, who is a member of the Academic AllConference team has still managed to lead the team in rebounds per minute the last two years, and is poised to be one of the top premier defenders in the A.J. Smith league.

“Olivier deserves a lot of credit for the effort he has put in to get where he is today in terms of his health and fitness level. Defensively, when he is on, he can be downright intimidating…And offensively, he is effective when he keeps things simple. I think he can be one of the most surprising players in the conference,” said Waugh.

Bowen is 195 pounds of pure energy who should see a much expanded role this year. “Shawn has been fantastic in practice and always provides enthusiasm and productivity”, said Waugh. “He is a tenacious defender and good spot up shooter.

I would like to see him rise to the challenge of guarding the other team’s best offensive player on a nightly basis.”

The third junior is Graeme Radford who

2009-10 Season Preview has spent the better part of two years playing behind Tim Lang, Eric Diaz and J.J. Hirst. The 6’10” Radford from Victoria is one of three Australians on the team.

“Graeme has not been given a legitimate chance to flourBrandon Williams ish yet in his Stetson career. We need him to be an imposing defensive presence for us”, said Waugh.

“He has bulked up and has the frame and quickness to be a warrior on the defensive end and under the glass. Offensively, he has made some strides and is definitely an option”.

Stetson’s fourth junior is Phil Bassan, a walk-on from Memphis, Tennessee. “Phil is the type of person who would walk on hot coals if it would help us win. He is a great part of the program and a very hard worker”, said Waugh There are no sophomores on this year’s team, yet the freshman class is huge and talented. Ridge Graham (Stuart, Fla.) and J.R. Weston (Morral, Ohio) are both redshirt freshman who should benefit from a year in the program. Graham, the Treasure Coast Player of the Year in 2007 from Martin County High School, is a slippery quick forward with very long arms. He can play multiple positions and is most effective when using his quickness and leaping ability.

“Ridge has come a long way in one year. I think that he can be a match-up problem for people because he is so quick and he plays like he is about 6’7”. I anticipate him going to the line a lot. His defense and strength have improved and with more improvement, he can become a really good player on both ends of the floor,” said Waugh.

lined last year with a broken foot after leading the state of Ohio in scoring as a high school senior. An excellent student, Weston managed a 3.98 GPA last year as a freshman.

“J.R. is a great shooter who can also utilize the shot fake. If he displays the technique and toughness to guard some beefier guys, we could use him at guard, and at forward where he would be a match-up nightmare for opponents. We look forward to having him healthy”, said Waugh.

The four true freshmen are Liam McInerney and Joel Naburgs from Melbourne, Australia, Tyshawn Patterson from Orlando (Orlando Christian Prep) and Aaron Graham from Ft. Lauderdale (Westminster Academy). McInerney and Naburgs both played for well respected Australian coach, Rod Popp and should be more college ready than most foreign players.

McInerney, a 6’8” forward, was one of four Australians selected to participate in Adidas camps in both China and Dallas and was a two time All-League performer in the Big V Youth League. “Liam needs to get stronger, but he will. He has a great work ethic, good anticipation skills and a soft touch. He will be a good player for us,” said Waugh.

Naburgs was the Big V Youth League MVP and while slowed by a couple of injuries has been impressive in early season practices. He was invited to the prestigious Australian Olympic Track tryouts while a prep. “Joel will be very good for us. I think his acumen and savvy will allow him to contribute immediately,” said Waugh.

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Weston, the son of former Hatter Randy Weston and the cousin of former Hatter Gabe McMillan, is a dead eye shooter with a dash of toughness. He was side-

Aaron Graham is a 6’5” point guard who burst on the scene late and could end up being a recruiting steal before it is all over. “Aaron must adjust to college intensity, but once he does, I think he will have a great career. There is really nothing he cannot do, he just needs to do it all with more intensity,” said Waugh.

Patterson was rated as one of the top players in Florida and led his OCP team to an overall #1 ranking in the state of Florida. “Tyshawn makes a team better with his sheer will and enthusiasm. He loves to play and compete and that is infectious.

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I look forward to having him on the court.

As soon as he is able to harness all of his energy and sharpen up his defense, watch out,” said Waugh.

Overall, Waugh feels that this has been a fun group to coach and is probably his quickest team to date. “Our older players have been great examples and our younger players have kept up, and have shown very good ability. I am sure we will have a couple of bumps in the road with blending so many new faces and new roles for our more experienced players, but this season should be fun, successful and exciting for our fans to watch”, he said.

The Schedule This season’s preconference schedule is challenging, but what else is new. An early season road trip to the University of Florida and Florida State make for a tough early sled.

The Hatters visit Rick Pitino’s Louisville Cardinals on December 2nd and Graeme Radford welcome the University of Miami Hurricanes to the Edmunds Center on December 16th. A road game against Charleston Southern and a home and home with Savannah State round out the Division I portion of the schedule.

“Overall, we are judged by how we play within the conference. Right now, we are not getting much attention, but that is not surprising. I think we are a true wildcard in the league and if we are rebounding and shooting well, we will have the ability to beat anyone, anywhere”, said Waugh.

With a young roster due to the loss of four key seniors from last year’s team, Stetson has been picked to finish seventh in the Atlantic Sun Conference in both the head coach and the media polls.

“Over the last four year cycle, we played .500 basketball in the league, which is not where we want to be. With what is going on in the program, I think this next cycle can be fantastic, and I look forward to competing for championships starting this year.”

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Waugh has made it a mission to upgrade the Hatters nonconference schedule with high level opponents, especially from within the state. In the last five years, Stetson has also hosted the University of South Florida from the Big East and Florida State from the A.C.C. The University of Miami, also from the A.C.C. is set to come to the Edmunds Center during the 2009-10 campaign.

The Waugh era began with a bang as the Hatters defeated Southwest Missouri State 80-76 on Dec. 28, Stetson’s first victory in a “guarantee game” in over 10 years. Waugh then took the Hatters from last place in the Atlantic Sun Conference to a tie for third. A win over eventual A-Sun champion Georgia State and a six-game winning streak highlighted Waugh’s first month in charge.

Waugh guided the Hatters to a 17-12 overall record and an 117, third-place finish in the conference. Under Waugh’s leadership, the Hatters won their first A-Sun Tournament game in seven years before falling in the semifinals. Stetson was 13-8 with Waugh leading the way and the Hatters’ 17 wins were the most since the 1988-89 season.

Waugh helped guide the 2003-04 Hatter squad to a 12-15 overall record and a 10-10 A-Sun mark, good for a fifth place finish and a trip to the conference tournament. Stetson won five in a row and eight out of 11 during the second half of the season.

The 2004-05 season saw Stetson upset Georgia 56-52 in Athens, marking the Hatters’ first win over an SEC opponent in 21 years. But in an extremely tight league where just five games separated first place from 10th place, the Hatters narrowly missed the conference tournament despite a respectable 8-12 A-Sun record.

The 2005-06 campaign was one of the most amazing in school history. While faltering during Stetson’s pre-conference season and at one point owning the nation’s longest losing streak, the Hatters rebounded to win 12 of their last 14 games and actually had the nation’s fifth longest winning streak during February. The turnaround was the greatest of any school in the Atlantic Sun’s 20 year history and it marked one of the greatest single-season turnarounds in NCAA history. Along the way, Stetson also set school, Divison I records for road winning streak, overall winning streak and most wins in February. The Hatters made their second trip to the conference semi-finals during the Waugh era.

During his tenure, Waugh has signed two A-SUN allfreshman team members, three all-conference players, the leading scoring duo in Stetson history (Register and Gordon), 12 all-state players in Florida and Georgia, a junior college All-American and 16 players from the state of Florida.

A 1993 Furman University graduate, Waugh has been a part of the Hatter coaching staff since July 1997. In his three-plus seasons as an assistant, Waugh quickly gained a reputation as one of the country’s top young post coaches. Under Waugh’s guidance in 1997-

Derek WAUGH AUGH Furman, 1993 10th th Season 105-147 Overall 78-90 A-Sun

Derek Waugh has gone from the youngest Division I head coach in the country when he took over the Stetson program in 2000 to the most tenured coach in the Atlantic Sun Conference and the third most tenured Division I coach in the state of Florida. He ranks third alltime in wins at Stetson, second in wins in the Division I era and first in career conference wins. Overall, the Hatters have won 33 of their last 44 home games under Waugh and have set three school records in the modern era for win streaks in the last three years (overall, road and home). Waugh signed a contract extension following the 2007-08 season that will keep him on the Hatter sidelines for years to come.

In 2008-09 Stetson had another successful home campaign finishing 10-4 in the Edmunds Center. The Hatters also had some key wins on the road including the January 16, 2009 victory over Kennesaw State giving Waugh the 100th win of his career. Another highlight was Stetson’s 64-63 upset of ETSU in Johnson City, Tennessee. From January 31-February 14 Waugh led Stetson to wins in five of six conference games until key injuries slowed the team down the final stretch.

In 2007-08, the Hatters finished third in the Atlantic Sun conference with a mark of 11-5. This mark tied for second best in school history. The Hatters also finished 11-2 at home which was third best home record in the 34 year history of the Edmunds

The Waugh File Personal Born: October 13, 1971 Wife: Mary Children: Sophia, Luke, Jack Education B.S., Furman University, 1993 J.D., Wake Forest Univ., 1996

College Basketball’s Division I Youngest Head Coaches with 75 or more career wins

Coaching Experience Dec. 27, 2000 - Present Head Coach Stetson University

Name Jeff Capel III Darrin Horn Mick Cronin Chris Lowery Billy Lange Will Brown Derek Waugh Billy Taylor Chris Mooney

July 1997- Dec. 2000 Assistant Coach Stetson University Playing Experience Furman Paladins, 1989-93 SoCon Freshman/Year (1990) First-Team All-SoCon (1993) Academic All-American (1993)

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Age 34 36 38 37 37 37 37 36 37

School Division I Wins Oklahoma 148 South Carolina 132 Cincinnati 111 Southern Illinois 109 Navy 107 Albany 106 Stetson University 105 Ball State 101 Richmond 99

The Head Coach 98, Jeff Warbritton went from a backup to a first-team all-conference performer.

Waugh has also mentored one of the league’s top frontcourt duo, Sebastian Singletary and Santos Hampton. Singletary was a first-team all-conference selection for two seasons and Hampton led the league in rebounding and field-goal percentage in 2000-01.

Overall, Waugh has helped develop nine all-conference selections and three all-

Derek Waugh’s Milestone Wins Date Dec. 28, 2000 Jan. 6, 2001 Mar. 1, 2001 Dec. 31, 2004 Jan. 31, 2005 Feb. 19, 2006 Mar. 2, 2006 Dec. 30, 2006 Jan 21, 2008 Feb 10, 2008 Jan 16, 2009

Opponent SW Missouri State Georgia State Mercer Georgia Campbell Jacksonville Florida Atlantic Skidmore Longwood ETSU Kennesaw State

Score 80-76 71-66 71-67 56-52 70-51 81-66 54-44 85-55 68-60 68-56 69-52

Noteworthy 1st coaching victory 1st A-Sun win; one of five GSU losses 1st A-Sun tournament win Stetson’s 1st SEC win since 1983 50th coaching victory 6th straight road win; longest in SU history 9th straight win; longest streak in 25 years Becomes 3rd all-time in wins at Stetson 10th straight home win; longest in 25 years Becomes Stetson leader in A-Sun wins 100th career victory

freshmen selections since his arrival at Stetson. The 2006-07 team placed 10 studentDerek Waugh earned first-team All-Southern athletes on the Academic All-Conference team, the most in the league.

Waugh, who has gained national notoriety for leaving a lucrative law practice to become Conference honors in 1993 at Furman University. a basketball coach, had an outstanding four-year basketball career at Furman University (1989-93). He played in 114 total games and finished his career as one of only four players Waugh’s Record vs. Current in school history to score 1,400 points and grab 850 rebounds.

A-Sun Opponents As a senior (1992-93) with the Paladins, Waugh was named team MVP, Opponent W-L first-team All-Southern Conference and earned CoSIDA/GTE Academic Belmont .............................................5-11 All-America (3rd-team) honors. During the 1990-91 season, Waugh Campbell ...........................................12-4 helped Furman to a 20-9 record and a berth in the NIT. He was also ETSU ..................................................3-6 named the SoCon Freshman of the Year (1989-90), and Young Alumnus Florida Gulf Coast ..............................3-1 of the Year (2001).

Jacksonville ......................................7-10 A native of Atlanta, Waugh’s success on the basketball court began Kennesaw State................................5-3 in high school where he led Marist to four straight AAA Georgia State Lipscomb .........................................8-5 Mercer ..........................................7-11 Championship games. In 1989 he was named the Most Valuable Player of North Florida ..................................6-2 the state tournament as Marist won its first-ever high school championship.

USC Upstate .................................2-1 He, Matt Harpring (Utah Jazz) and noted San Francisco financier Blair Ford Total ............................................58-54 are the only Marist basketball players in the school’s Hall of Fame. Waugh holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from Furman (1993) and a Waugh Era Award Winners juris doctorate from Wake Forest (1996).

He and his wife, Mary, have a five-year-old daughter, Sophia, a four2008-09 year-old son, Luke and son Jack, a 2-year old.

Garfield Blair .............2nd Team All-Conference A.J. Smith.................A-Sun Player of the Week 2007-08 Garfield Blair ............2nd Team All-Conference Garfield Blair ...........A-Sun Player of the Week Q&A with Coach Waugh 2006-07 Gabe McMillen....... A-Sun Player of the Week Favorite Vacation Spot- Beach with my family 2005-06 Favorite Hobby- Golfing\Spending Time with Kids E.J. Gordon .............. 2nd Team All-Conference Favorite Type of Music- Anything from the 70’s E.J. Gordon ..........A-Sun All-Tournament Team Favorite Musician- Gordon Lightfoot E.J. Gordon .......A-Sun Player of the Week (2x) Last Concert- Temptations/Four Tops 2004-05 Favorite Food- Anything in Large Portions Anthony Register....... 2nd Team All-Conference Favorite Restaurant- Sweet Tomatoes Anthony Register...... A-Sun Player of the Week Favorite City to visit- Atlanta, GA 2003-04 Last Book Read- Dr. Suess (to kids) E.J. Gordon ............... 2nd Team All-Conference Favorite Movie- Caddyshack 2002-03 Favorite Sports Movie- Rocky II E.J. Gordon .......... A-Sun Freshman of the Year Favorite Actor- Will Ferrell or David Hasselhoff E.J. Gordon ..............A-Sun All-Freshmen Team Favorite Pro Athlete- Boca Djordjic Alexis McMillan ........NCAA Div. I Steals Leader Greatest Competitor- Tiger Woods 2001-02 Favorite Quote- “Live with no regrets” Mark Stiles ...............A-Sun All-Freshmen Team “Don’t take yourself too seriously” “If you Santos Hampton ...... A-Sun Player of the Week want to avoid criticism, do nothing, say nothing, 2000-01 be nothing.”

Sebastian Singletary .. 1st Team All-Conference If Not a Coach I’d be- A Politician Eugene Ambrose......A-Sun All-Freshman Team Sebastian Singletary A-Sun Player of the Week Jack, Mary, Sophia, Luke and Derek Waugh

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Assistant Coaches Assistant Coach

Personal Born: August 3, 1956 Wife: Sylvia Son: Jacoby

Wylie TUCKER

Education B.S., University of Montevallo, 1978 M.S., University of Montevallo, 1982

Montevallo, 1978 Montevallo, 12th 12 th Season

Playing Experience Montevallo, 1974-78 All-American (1978) Hall of Fame (1990) Coaching Experience 1997-present Assistant Coach Stetson University

Wylie Tucker enters his 12th season as an assistant coach with the Stetson men’s basketball program. Coach “T” handles many administrative duties such as team travel, academic planning and campus administration in addition to helping with recruiting and working with the guards. His experience, wisdom and even-hand have helped the Hatters team and coaching staff in numerous ways.

He also spearheads the Hatters alternative defenses to man-toman.

Tucker has served as acting head coach twice during his tenure.

He helped guide the Hatters to a 71-50 victory over Campbell on Jan. 31, 2005. He was also the acting coach in a 90-78 loss at Jacksonville State on Feb. 7, 2002.

Tucker joined the Hatter program from Talladega College in Alabama where he served as the head basketball coach and athletic director for 13 years. During that time he amassed a coaching record of 202 wins and 128 losses. In the 1995-96 season, Tucker guided Talladega to its first NAIA National Tournament appearance and its first Southern States Conference championship. He was also named SSC Coach of the Year.

In addition to his responsibilities as athletic director, Tucker worked in other administrative areas as well. From 1984-92 he served as the Director of Career Planning and Placement. From 1991-97 he was the Dean of Students.

Tucker also worked as Student Wylie Tucker was an All-American Support Program Counselor basketball player at the University and as Veterans Administration of Montevallo.

Coordinator.

Tucker earned both his bachelor’s (1978) and master’s (1982) degrees from the University of Montevallo in Alabama, where he was an NAIA All-American in 1978. He is currently a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).

His family includes wife, Sylvia, and son, Jacoby, age thirteen.

1984-1997 Head Coach / AD Talladega College 202-128 (.612) Q&A with Coach Tucker Favorite Vacation Spot- Birmingham, Alabama Favorite Type of Music- Smooth Jazz Favorite Band- Frankie Beverley and Maze Last Concert you attended- Boney James Favorite Food-Seafood Favorite City to visit-New Orleans Favorite Book- A Purpose Driven Life Favorite Author-Rick Warren Last Book Read- A Purpose Driven Life Favorite Website- espn.com Favorite Movie- In the heat of the night Favorite Sports Movie-Glory Road Favorite Actor-Morgan Freeman Favorite Pro Athlete-Mohammed Ali Greatest Competitor-Mohammed Ali Favorite Quote-”To whom much is given, much is required” What you would be if not a bb coach-College Administrator

“The team has great respect for Wylie. They know he cares for their welfare as much as anyone on earth, besides their parents. He is an invaluable asset to the program.”

- Head Coach Derek Waugh Wylie Tucker with his wife, Sylvia and son, Jacoby.

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Assistant Coaches Assistant Coach

Personal Born: Sept. 18, 1977 Wife: Deborah Daughters: Jordan, Ivanna, Hannah

Sebastian SINGLETARY

Education B.A., Stetson, 2001 Coaching Experience Stetson (2003 - Present) Assistant Coach

Stetson, 2001 Stetson, Sixth Six th Season

Playing Experience CFCC, 1997-98 All-State Stetson, 1998-01 3-time all-conference Calpe Aguas (Spain), 2001 Univ. de Conception (Chile), 2002 Herens Basket (Switzerland), 2003

Former Stetson University basketball star Sebastian Singletary begins his sixth season as an assistant coach with the Hatters.

Singletary heads up the Hatters post play which is traditionally one of the best units in the Atlantic Sun Conference. He is responsible for player development, strength and conditioning, opponent scouting, camps, recruiting, and other administrative tasks.

After graduating from Stetson in 2001, Singletary played three seasons of professional basketball internationally. In 2001, Singletary averaged 17 points and 11 rebounds per game with Calpe Aguas in Spain. He was named Player of the Week three times and Player of the Month once. In 2002, he played for the Universidad de Conception in Chile, and in 2003, he played for Herens Basket in Switzerland.

A three-year starter for the Hatters, Singletary averaged 14.2 points and 9.0 rebounds during his career. As a junior he led the conference and ranked 21st nationally with an average of 9.3 rebounds per game. He also scored at a 15.3 ppg clip and was selected first-team allconference.

As a senior Singetary helped lead the Hatters (17-12) to the Sebastian Singletary is in his fifth semifinals of the Atlantic Sun year as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Stetson University.

Conference tournament for the first time in seven years. Along with teammate Santos Hampton, Singletary led the league and ranked 28th in the nation with a 9.2 rebounding average. He was again named first-team all-conference.

Singletary was also an All-State performer in his one season at Central Florida Community College. He averaged 16.2 points and 10.3 rebounds per game and helped lead the Patriots to a 19-11 record. A native of Jacksonville, Fla., Singletary was a four-time team MVP at Andrew Jackson High School.

Singletary and his wife, Deborah, have a daughter Jordan, age 6, and stepdaughters Ivanna, age 16, and Hannah, age 13.

Q&A with Coach Singletary Favorite type of music- R&B; Classical Favorite Food- Italian Favorite Author- Maya Angelou Last Book Read- Phil Jackson - Mind Games Favorite Movie- Remember The Titans Favorite Sport Movie- Remember The Titans Favorite Actor- Denzel Washington Pet Peeve- Sloppiness Regrets- None Greatest Competitor- Michael Jordan Earliest basketball Memory- Dunking a basketball in 7th grade Favorite quote- “To be the best you have to beat the best” Favorite part of coaching- Watching the players develop and their knowledge for basketball expand.

“Bass is the member of our staff that I go to when I want the pulse of the team. He is a leader who is respected by the players for the tremendous things he did here as a player, as well as his ability to communicate with them.”

- Head Coach Derek Waugh

Sebastian Singletary with his wife Deborah, daughter Jordan, and stepdaughters Hanna and Ivanna.

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Personal Born: Oct. 18, 1983

Chris Capko

Education B.A., USF, 2006 M.S., Marshall, 2009

Coaching Experience Marshall (2007 - 2009) Grad. Assistant Coach Playing Experience Florida, 2003-2004 USF, 2004-2007 Academic All-Big East

South Florida, Florida, 2001 First Season

Chris Capko is entering his first season as an assistant coach with the Hatters. His primary duties include recruiting, advance scouting, running team drills, individual workouts with the players, and shooting coach.

Capko comes to Stetson from Marshall University where he was a graduate assistant under Head Coach Donnie Jones. At Marshall he was responsible for assisting in the day-to-day operations of the program, monitoring the academic progress of the players, weight training and conditioning, film exchange, and assisting with the recruiting process.

As a player Capko spent his first semester in the basketball program at the University of Florida under Billy Donovan. Later he transferred to USF in Tampa where he played for three years. As a junior he was fifth in the Big East in assists and as a senior he was the Bulls’ team captain.

Capko earned Academic All-Big East honors as a junior and senior at USF. He was also the Bulls’ nominee for Big East Basketball Student Athlete of the Year in 2007. Capko earned a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications at USF in December 2006 and a Master’s in Adult and Technical Education from Marshall in 2009.

“Chris works hard, played at a high level and has played for and worked with some great coaches”, said Stetson Head Coach Derek Waugh. “He is very bright and is very well thought of in the state of Florida. He will fit in great with our program and we are very excited to have him.”

- Head Coach Derek Waugh Q&A with Coach Capko Favorite Vacation Spot-San Francisco Favorite Hobby-Watching NBA Favorite Type of Music-Rap Favorite Food-Seafood Favorite Restaurant-Grand China Buffet Favorite City to visit-San Francisco, CA Favorite Book-Money Ball (Michael Lewis) Favorite Author-Michael Lewis Last Book Read-Blind Side Favorite Website-www.ESPN.com Favorite Movie-Dumb and Dumber Favorite Sports Movie-He Got Game Favorite Actor-Will Smith Favorite Pro Athlete-Barry Bonds Greatest Competitor-Kobe Bryant Favorite part of coaching- Helping young adults every day.

Capko was a team captain for the USF Bulls.

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Support Staff / Table Staff Ernie Peterson - Game Clock

Don Blackmon Director of Basketball Operations Donald Blackmon enters his third season with Stetson men’s basketball. His primary duty is assisting the coaching staff in the day-to-day administrative operations of the program. In addition, his assignments include aiding the coaching staff in practice sessions, coordinating film exchange with opponents, and video preparation. Prior to joining the Hatters he was the head coach at Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School for 2 seasons from 2004-06. During that time he also served as the assistant athletic director and the head coach for the Men’s Track and Field program. Blackmon earned a bachelor’s degree in Education, with a minor in Mathematics and Educational Technology, from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. Blackmon and his wife Shelley currently reside in Cocoa, Fl. The couple has two children, daughter Madison, age 11, and son Colin, age 6..

Ernie Peterson begins his ninth season as the game clock operator for the men’s and women’s basketball teams. A 1973 Anderson University (Ind.) graduate, Peterson has worked 34 years for the Volusia County Property Appraiser’s office.

He has volunteered for the 2001 NCAA Women’s Golf Championship, the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympic Games, the 2004 NCAA Basketball Tournament and the 2005 Super Bowl. Ernie and his wife Jeanne have four children - Sean, Ashley, Dale and Scott.

Jim Snyder - Shot Clock Jim Snyder is the primary shot clock operator for Stetson men’s basketball and has worked in all capacities on the table staff for over 20 years. Snyder has volunteered at the four Stetson-hosted NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournaments at the TD Waterhouse Centre in Orlando. He also serves as the Stetson Athletics’ Concessions Manager. Jim and his wife Carol have six children: Jeff, Mike, Doug, Michelle, Tom, and Beth.

Richard Swartz - Public Address

Robert Agusta

Robert Tinter

Head Manager Fourth Year

Team Manager Second Year

Richard Swartz begins his seventh season as the public address announcer for the Stetson men’s and women’s basketball teams. A 1968 Stetson graduate, Swartz served four years as a helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army. He later earned a Masters Degree in Counseling from North Carolina Central University. Swartz served 12 years on the Lake County Commission. Since 1977, Richard and his wife Gena have operated Sun Cycle Centers, Inc., a retail bicycle store in Tavares, Fla.

Tony Tussing - Official Scorer

Spence Purnell

Brandon Esposito

Team Manager First Year

Team Manager First Year

For over 40 years, Tony Tussing has been the official scorer for Stetson’s men’s and women’s basketball teams. A 1966 Stetson graduate, Tussing has taught in the Volusia County school system for 33 years. He has coached football, swimming, and track and field. He continues to travel throughout the southeast working high school and college track meets as a starter. He also enjoys participating in sail boat race competitions. Tony and his wife Monica have two sons, Leith and Ethan.

Don Tutt - Scoreboard

Diego Morales

Teejae Persad

Team Manager First Year

Team Manager First Year

Don Tutt begins his 35th season on the Stetson table staff as the primary scoreboard operator. Tutt served in the US Navy for four years (1967-71) before earning his degree from Stetson University in 1972. For the past 35 years he has worked in the Volusia County school system, where he currently teaches and works as a media specialist. Don and his wife Trish have two children, Stacey and David.

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Player Profiles Mark Lohuis

High School Led Vero Beach High School to a 27-4 record and the Florida Class 6A Final Four in 2006... Named to AllState Second Team, All-Area Player of the Year and AllConferene 1st Team... Averaged 15 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game...

Named to AllConference Te a m a s a junior and as a sophomore... Also selected 1st Team All-Conference a s a j u n i o r. . .

Played for Head Coach Chuck Loewendick...

Member of National Honor Society and finished in the Top 10% of his class his final three years at VBHS

15 Guard 6-4 205 Senior Vero Beach, FL Vero Beach HS

2008-09 (Junior) Played in all 30 games with seven starts as a junior... Fourth on the team in 3-point field goals with 37...Scored in doublefigure three times... Shot over 50% from beyond the arc in seven games... Fourth on the team in rebounding with 3.3 boards per game... Seventh on team in scoring with 5.0 points per game... Led the team in scoring (13 pts) and rebounds (7) in 64-63 win on the road at ETSU (2/9/09)... Equaled career-high of four assists at Campbell (2/27/09)... Careerhigh four steals vs ETSU (1/10/09)... Scored 11 points and pulled down six rebounds at Jacksonville (2/23/09)... Scored 11 points in A-Sun Tournament game against ETSU (3/4/09)...

Will be counted on for senior leadership and a return to his outstanding outside shooting in 2009-10.

2007-08 (Sophomore) Played in all 32 games with 25 starts as a sophomore...

Stetson’s top long bomb threat... Led team in treys with career-high 53 (8th all-time in Hatter history for 3-pointers in a season)... Scored in double figures seven times... Careerhigh 21 points (6-for-11 FG, 5-for-7 3-Point, 4-for4 FT) versus North Florida (2/28/08) - Narrowly missed double-double with his career-high nine rebounds in that game... Led the team in Free Throw % at .857 (18-21).

Personal Mark Christopher Lohuis was born December 20, 1987 in Vero Beach, Fla...

Is the son of Neal and Nancy Lohuis... Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

2006-07 (Freshman) Played in all 31 games... Averaged 2.6 points and 1.6 rebounds... Was 25-for-71 (.352) from the field, 21-for-50 (.420) from 3-point, and 10-for-15 (.667) from the free throw line... Season-high 8 points vs. Mercer... Season-high 5 rebounds at Campbell...

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min-Avg 2006-07 31-0 391-12.6 2007-08 32-25 784-24.5 2008-09 30-7 644-21.5 Totals 93-32 1819-19.6

FG-FGA 25-71 64-182 52-164 141-417

Pct .352 .352 .317 .338

3FG-FGA 21-50 53-147 37-125 111-322

Pct .420 .361 .296 .345

FT-FTA 10-15 18-21 9-12 37-48

Pct .667 .857 .750 .771

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 10-41 51-1.6 29-0 29-65 94-2.9 69-1 26-73 99-3.3 67-3 65-179 244-2.6 165-4

Ast 16 32 24 72

TO 20 27 29 76

Blk 2 4 3 9

Stl Pts-Avg 15 81-2.6 22 199-6.2 14 150-5.0 51 349-3.8

Points: 21 vs. UNF (2/28/08) Rebounds: 9 vs. UNF (2/28/08) Assists: 4 (twice) Blocks: 2 at Miami (11/29/08) Steals: 4 vs. ETSU (1/10/09) Field Goals: 6 vs. UNF (2-28-08) 3-pt FGs: 5 vs. UNF (2/28/08) Free Throws: 5 at FGCU (1/11/08) Minutes: 38 vs. Savannah St. (2/19/08)

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Q & A with Mark Lohuis Favorite TV Show: Sanford and Son Favorite Movie: V for Vendetta Person I admire most: My grandpa Who would play me in a movie: John Cena I would trade places for a day with: Vlade Divac Funniest guy on the team: Olivier Dupiton Best advice anyone ever game me: We’re fine Teammate most likely to be President: Liam My proudest achievement: Becoming a man I hope people think of me as: Nice guy Favorite sport to watch other than basketball: Football Female I would like to have dinner with: Paula Dean Before every game I: Stretch

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Player Profiles Sheldon Oliver

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Forward 6-5 215 Senior Orlando, FL Edgewater HS

4 blocks and 18 steals... Scored in double figures twice...

Scored 15 points vs. Palm Beach Atlantic (4-for-5 FG, 7-for7 FT) and 14 points at the University of Florida (5for-8 FG, 4-for-4 FT)... A pefect 1.000 from the free throw line six times... Season-high 6 rebounds vs. Palm Beach Atlantic... Season high 21 minutes played in home game vs. Skidmore.

High School

2008-09 (Junior) Played in all 30 games with 19 starts as a junior... Fourth on the team in minutes played with 671... Finished third on the team and 17th in the A-Sun in rebounding with 5.0 per game...

Finished first on the team and 3rd in the league in offensive rebounds with 2.87 per game... Sixth on the team in scoring with 5.6 points per game... Second on the team in field goal % (.412) among those with 25 or more field goals... Scored in double-figures six times... Scored caree-high 20 points in win over Kennesaw State (1/16/09)... Pulled down a seasonhigh nine rebounds three times... Scored 12 points and had five rebounds at Jacksonville (2/23/09... Will be counted on for strong rebounding and scoring from the paint to go along with senior leadership in 2009-10.

Florida Class 6A All State Honorable Mention... Named to Orlando Sentinel’s All Central Florida 3rd Team and also to All-Metro 1st Team...

Personal Sheldon Maurice Oliver was born November 22, 1987 in Orlando, Fla... Is son of Denise Hugh and Anthony Oliver... Majoring i n Sports Management at Stetson.

2007-08 (Sophomore) Played in all 32 games... Was third on team in starts with 26...

Finished 8th in the A-Sun in offensive rebounds with 2.44 per game... Third on team in overall rebounding with 4.4 per game (78 offensive, 62 defensive)... Season-igh 11 rebounds versus Bethune-Cookman (11/21/07)... Scored in double figues nine times... Season-high 14 points (7-for-13 FG) at Kennesaw State (2/14/08)... Sixth on the team in scoring with 6.8 points per game... Third on team in Field Goal % at .440... Scored 10 points and pulled down nine rebounds versus Rhode Island at Glenn Wilkes Classic (11/17/07).

2006-07 (Freshman) Played in all 31 games picking up one start...

Eighth on the team in scoring at 3.6 ppg (36for-91 FG, 41-for-49 FT)... Led the team in free throw percentage at .837... Averaged 2.1 rebounds (66 total)... Totaled 16 assists

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min-Avg 2006-07 31-1 409-13.2 2007-08 32-26 781-24.4 2008-09 30-19 671-22.4 Totals 93-46 1861-20.1

FG-FGA 36-91 74-168 63-153 173-412

Pct .396 .440 .412 .420

3FG-FGA 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-2

Pct .000 .000 .000 .000

FT-FTA 41-49 68-113 43-84 152-246

Pct .837 .602 .512 .618

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 25-41 66-2.1 23-0 78-62 140-4.4 61-1 86-64 150-5.0 52-1 189-167 356-3.8 136-2

Ast 16 13 12 41

TO 24 41 38 103

Blk 4 7 9 20

Points: 20 vs. KSU (1/16/09) Rebounds: 11 vs. BCU (11/21/07) Assists: 4 vs. Kennesaw St. (11/30/06) Blocks: 1 (16 times) Steals: 4 (3 times) Field Goals: 8 at Kennesaw St. (1/16/09) 3-pt FGs: 0 (0-2 all-time) Free Throws: 7 (3 times) Minutes: 40 at JU (1/3/08-3ot)

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Stl Pts-Avg 18 113-3.6 28 216-6.8 30 169-5.6 76 498-5.4

Q & A with Sheldon Oliver Favorite TV Show: The Game Favorite Movie: The Hangover Person I admire most: My mother Who would play me in a movie: Will Smith I would trade places for a day with: Lebron James Funniest guy on the team: Shawn Bowen Best advice anyone ever game me: Stay humble Teammate most likely to be President: JR Weston My proudest achievement: All Academic Team I hope people think of me as: A great person Favorite sport to watch other than basketball: College Football Female I would like to have dinner with: Megan Good Before every game I: Pray

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Player Profiles A.J. Smith

in scoring at 5.4 ppg (58-for-141 FG, 21-for-56 3 point, 30for-39 FT)... Fifth on the team in assists with 25... Picked up 15 steals... Scored in double figures five times... Scored season-high 22 points shooting a perfect 8-for-8 from the field and 6-for-6 from 3-point range vs, North Florida...

Season-high 5 rebounds at Missouri.

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Guard 6-0 175 Senior Cocoa, FL Cocoa HS

High School

2008-09 (Junior) Played and started 29 games as the point guard... Scored 365 points for the second consecutive season... Led team and 6th in A-Sun in assists at 3.79 per game... Second on team and 14th in league in scoring at 12.6 ppg... Second in the conference in free throw % at .819... Finished 10th in the A-Sun in 3-point field goals with 1.97 per game... Finished 10th in the league in assist/turnover ratio at 1.06... A-Sun Player of the Week 2/3/09 after hitting career-highs in scoring (32 pts), rebounds (9), steals (4) and free throws (8) against Belmont (2/2/09)... Scored in double-figures 17 times... Scored 20+ points six times... Had a career-high eight assists twice...

Scored 24 points with eight rebounds and eight assists in ASun Tournament game against ETSU (3/4/09)... Preseason All-Conference as a senior in 2009-10... Will be counted on for senior leadership.

Led Cocoa HS to conference and district championships...

Florida 4A Player of the Year... Averaged 21.9 points per game... Scored 41 points against Melbourne HS... Played for Head Coach James Rowe... As a junior was named 3rd Team All State...

Personal Alvin Lester Smith, Jr. was born May 12, 1988 in Cocoa, Fla...

Son of Alvin and Jennifer Smith...

Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

2007-08 (Sophomore) Played in all 32 games as a sophomore... Tied for team lead with 31 starts... Moved to the point guard position for first time in career... Developed into one of the league’s best... Led the team in assists with 80... Second on team and 23rd in Atlantic Sun Conference in scoring at 11.4 points per game... Was 24th in the conference in minutes played with 29.09 per game...

Scored in double figures 19 times... Scored career-high 23 points (9-for-12 FG, 2-for-4 3-Point, 3-for-3 FT) in home win over Jacksonville (3/1/08)... Scored 21 points (8-for-13 FG, 2-for-7 3-Point, 3-for-3 FT)... Was perfect from the free throw line eight times. Will once again run the point for the Hatters in 2008-09.

2006-07 (Freshman) Played in all 31 games as a freshman without a start...

Averaged 15.4 minutes per game... Tied for fifth on the team

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min-Avg 2006-07 31-0 478-15.4 2007-08 32-31 931-29.1 2008-09 29-29 890-30.7 Totals 92-60 2299-25.0

FG-FGA 58-141 121-305 111-312 290-758

Pct .411 .397 .356 .383

3FG-FGA 21-56 38-118 57-168 116-342

Pct .375 .322 .339 .339

FT-FTA 30-39 85-116 86-105 201-260

Pct .769 .733 .819 .773

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 7-35 42-1.4 41-1 6-83 89-2.8 67-2 14-74 88-3.0 52-1 27-192 219-2.4 160-4

Ast 25 80 110 215

TO 46 130 104 280

Blk 0 0 0 0

Stl Pts-Avg 15 167-5.4 34 365-11.4 23 365-12.6 72 897-9.8

Points: 32 vs. Belmont (2/2/09) Rebounds: 9 vs. Belmont (2/2/09) Assists: 8 (2 times) Blocks: 0 ( 0 all-time) Steals: 4 vs. Belmont (2/2/09) Field Goals: 9 (2 times) 3-pt FGs: 6 (2 times) Free Throws: 8 vs. Belmont (2/2/09) Minutes: 41 vs. Lipscomb (1/31/09)

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Q & A with A.J. Smith Favorite TV Show: Family Matters Favorite Movie: Friday Person I admire most: Father Who would play me in a movie: Maurice Chestnut I would trade places for a day with: Michael Jordan Funniest guy on the team: Shawn Bowen Best advice anyone ever game me: Can do all things through Christ Teammate most likely to be President: Liam My proudest achievement: Class 4A Player of the Year I hope people think of me as: A son of God Favorite sport to watch other than basketball: None I laugh every time: Coach Waugh tells a story Before every game I: Pray

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Player Profiles Brandon Williams

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Guard 5-10 170 Senior Miami, FL Monsignor Pace HS 2008-09 (Junior) Played in all 30 games as a junior... Started Stetson’s home game against North Florida setting a personal mark for minutes played with 36 and equaling his career-high of four assists... Equaled his career-high of nine points scored against Jacksonville (1/23/09)... Hit a season-high two 3pointers against USC Upstate (1/12/09) and again against ETSU (2/9/09)... A senior leader on the floor he will open the season as Stetson’s point guard moving teammate AJ Smith into more of a shooting role.

2007-08 (Sophomore)

player in school history... Four-year varsity letterman who averaged 11 points and 7 assists...

Hit career-high 7 threepointers in Regional Quarterfinals against North Brevard Prep in 2005... Played for Head Coach Mark Lieberman

Personal Brandon Chazwell Williams was born 4/13/88 in Miami, Fla... Son of Connie and Fred Williams...

Majoring in Business Management.

Played in all 32 games with one start as a sophomore...

Shared time with A.J. Smith at the point guard position...

Finished with 31 assists... Had a season-high two assists in eight different games... Equaled career-high nine points at Longwood (3-for-4 FG, 2-for-3 3-Point, 1-for-2 FT) and at Jacksonville (3-for-9 FG, 3-for-8 3-Point)... Hit a perfect 4-for-4 on free throws in home win over North Florida.

2006-07 (Freshman) Backed up Gabe McMillen at point guard... Played in all 31 games without a start... Fourth on the team in assists with 27... Averaged 2.4 points (24-for-81 FG, 20-for-60 3-point, 5-for-7 FT)... Scored a season-high 9 points twice, at Mercer (1/2/07) and at North Florida (1/18/07)... Was 3-for-4 from 3point range at North Florida... Season-high 23 minutes played at South Florida.

High School As a sophomore helped lead team to State title... Advanced to state Final Four every year and graduated as the winningest

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min-Avg 2006-07 31-0 320-10.3 2007-08 32-1 386-12.1 2008-09 30-1 356-11.9 Totals 93-2 1062-11.4

FG-FGA 24-81 21-86 21-84 66-251

Pct .296 .244 .250 .263

3FG-FGA 20-60 17-69 13-63 50-192

Pct .333 .246 .206 .260

FT-FTA 5-7 11-20 3-6 19-33

Pct .714 .550 .500 .576

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 7-17 24-0.8 17-0 5-25 30-0.9 16-0 8-15 23-0.8 22-0 20-57 77-0.8 55-0

Points: 9 (5 times) Rebounds: 5 at USF (11/27/06) Assists: 4 (2 times) Blocks: 1 (2 times) Steals: 3 at Belmont (1/9/07) Field Goals: 4 vs. JU (1/23/09) 3-pt FGs: 3 (3 times) Free Throws: 4 vs. UNF (2/28/08) Minutes: 36 vs. UNF (1/25/09)

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Ast 27 31 30 88

TO 21 33 29 83

Blk 0 1 1 2

Stl Pts-Avg 10 73-2.4 16 70-2.2 10 58-1.9 36 201-2.2

Q & A with Brandon Williams Favorite TV Show: Flash Forward and House Favorite Movie: A Man Apart Person I admire most: Mom Who would play me in a movie: Will Smith I would trade places for a day with: Phil Ivey Funniest guy on the team: Reese I laugh every time: Reese does the Stanky Leg Teammate most likely to be President: N/A My proudest achievement: Earning a full scholarship I hope people think of me as: N/A Favorite sport to watch other than basketball: College football Female I would like to have dinner with: Eva Mendez Before every game I: Listen to Young Jeezy

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Player Profiles Shawn Bowen Guard rd 6-3 195 Junior unior Montreal, treal, al, Quebec uebec Champlain mplai lai College Colleg

points against UAB on 11/13/07 (2-for-4 FG, 1-for-2 FT) and against Savannah State 2/19/08 (2-for-3 FG, 1-for-1 3-Point)...

Pulled down a season-high five rebounds against Rhode Island (11/17/07)... Picked up a pair of steals and two points against #22 University of Miami.

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Champlain College (HS) Played for the Cavaliers of Champlain College in 2006-07...

Averaged 10.0 points, 3.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game... Scored 18 and 6 rebounds in a British Columbia tournament... Team was ranked #3 in Canada in 2005-06...

2008-09 (Sophomore) Played 29 games as a sophomore... First career start came at Jacksonville (2/23/09)... Scored career-high six points with a 3-point field goal and 3-for-4 shooting from the line against Webber International (12/17/08)... Played 14 minutes in Stetson’s A-Sun Tournament game against ETSU (3/4/09)...

Was 2-for-2 from the line in 10 minutes of play against the University of Florida... Will see a significant increase in playing time as he takes on an important role as a junior with the 2009-10 squad.

Personal Shawn was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada... Son of Robert Bowen and Venora Brisstt... Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

Career goals include success in business and playing professional basketball.

2007-08 (Freshman) Played in 31 of Stetson’s 32 games... Showed tremendous skill and promise for his career... Scored a season-high five

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Career Statistics Year GP-GS 2007-08 31-0 2008-09 29-1 Totals 60-1

Min-Avg 233-7.5 153-5.3 386-6.4

FG-FGA 11-39 8-26 19-65

Pct .282 .308 .292

3FG-FGA 3-14 6-14 9-28

Pct .214 .429 .321

FT-FTA 3-5 5-8 8-13

Pct .600 .625 .615

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 9-20 29-0.9 11-0 11-11 22-0.8 24-1 20-31 51-0.9 35-1

Ast 11 8 19

TO 14 12 26

Points: 6 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) Rebounds: 5 vs. Rhode Island (11/17/07) Assists: 2 (2 times) Blocks: 0 (0 times) Steals: 2 (2 times) Field Goals: 2 (3 times) 3-pt FGs: 1 (9 times) Free Throws: 3 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) Minutes: 16 vs. Savannah St (2/19/08)

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Blk 0 0 0

Stl Pts-Avg 4 28-0.9 4 27-0.9 8 55-0.9

Olivier Dupiton Forward ward d nior 6-7 230 Junior real, al, Quebec Q ebec ec Montreal, er College Co ge e Vanier

on... Scored season-high seven points (1-for-1 FG, 5-for-7 FT) against UAB (11/13/07)... Was a perfect 6-for-6 from the line for six points and five rebounds against Rhode Island (11/17/07)... Season-high seven rebounds to go along with six points at Lipscomb (2/2/08).

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Vanier College (HS)

2008-09 (Sophomore) Played in 28 of 30 games for the Hatters as a sophomore...

Scored a career-high eight points after hitting 3-for-6 from the field and 2-for-2 from the line against the University of Florida (12/30/08)... Finished second on the team in field goal percentage at .514 (18-35)... Equaled career-high of five rebounds at Florida (12/30/08) and again at Lipscomb (1/5/09)... Shot 3-for-3 and scored six points at USC-Upstate (2/7/09)... A tenacious defender and rebounder who will see his playing time and starts increase substantially in 200910.

Enrolled in January of 2005 to help the Cheetahs to a Provincial Championship... Ranked among league leaders in rebounding, steals and blocks... Will have freshman eligibility this season... One of six Cheetahs to have earned a basketball scholarship in the last year... One of eighteen Quebec natives currently playing DI basketball in the United States... Nominated for the 2006 All Canadian Game

2007-08 (Freshman)

Personal

Played in 26 games with one start as a redshirt freshman...

A strong inside player who gained stamina as season went

Olivier Dupiton was born March 11, 1985 in Montreal, Quebec... Is son of Mirca Dupiton and Pierre-Richard Vielot...

Majoring in International Business and minoring in French.

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ow: The Game Favorite TV Sh : Hangover Favorite Movie r most: My mothe Person I admire : Denzel ie ay me in a mov nt Who would pl with: Kobe Brya aces for a day I would trade pl n the team: Shaw God Funniest guy on e me: Believe in yone ever gam Best advice an esident: JR t likely to be Pr ll Teammate mos ing DI Basketba hievement: Play ac st de ou pr y M : Down to earth think of me as Tennis I hope people an basketball: watch other th to t or sp e rit Favo : My girlfriend ve dinner with ha to e lik ld ou Female I w me I: Pray Before every ga Career Statistics Year GP-GS 2007-08 26-1 2008-09 28-0 Totals 54-1

Min-Avg 170-6.5 285-10.2 455-8.4

FG-FGA 7-16 18-35 25-51

Pct .438 .514 .490

3FG-FGA 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct .000 .000 .000

FT-FTA 14-21 7-15 21-36

Pct .667 .467 .583

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 12-26 38-1.5 12-0 20-30 50-1.8 28-0 32-56 88-1.6 40-0

Ast 2 9 11

TO 17 22 39

Blk 1 6 7

Stl Pts-Avg 6 28-1.1 24 43-1.5 30 71-1.3

Points: 8 at Florida (12/30/08) Rebounds: 5 (4 times) Assists: 2 (2 times) Blocks: 2 at Florida (12/30/08) Steals: 4 vs. USC Upstate (1/12/09) Field Goals: 3 (3 times) 3-pt FGs: 0 (0-0) Free Throws: 6 vs. Rhode Island (11/17/07) Minutes: 22 at Mercer (1/18/09)

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Player Profiles Graeme Radford Center er unior 6-10 240 Junior ria,, A stralia Victoria, Australia aul’s l’s Anglican Anglican glican St. Paul’s

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Atlantic... Season-high two blocks on the road against #22 University of Miami... Pulled down a pair of rebounds against Kennesaw State (1/17/08) and again vs. Mercer (1/19/08).

High School 2008-09 (Sophomore) Played in 27 of 30 games for the Hatters as a sophomore...

Finished first on the team in field goal percentage at .538 (14-26)... Had career highs in points (8), rebounds (6), field goals (3) and free throws (2) in Stetson’s win over Webber International (12/17/08)... Was 2-for-3 from the field and scored four points at UNF (2/21/09) and again at Campbell (2/27/09)... A hard worker who has the potential to become one of the league’s top defenders... Will see substantial rise in playing time as a junior with the departure of Tim Lang.

Graduated from St. Paul’s Anglican Grammar School in Victoria, Australia... Played basketball under Head Coach Peter Bruce... Regional Champions in 2003, ‘04 and ‘05... Also played club ball for the Kilsyth Cobras under Head Coach Rod Popp... Won the Under 20’s State Championship...

2005 U/18 State Classic MVP.

2007-08 (Freshman) Appeared in 17 games as a freshman... Stetson was 13-4 in games he played... Picked up season-highs in points (2) and rebounds (3) in season-opener versus Palm Beach

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ow: Top Gear Favorite TV Sh : Pulp Fiction Favorite Movie most: Father Person I admire : Hugh Jackman me in a movie ay pl ld ou w s Who with: Colin Mos aces for a day I would trade pl h Waugh the team: Coac ach Funniest guy on Grow or Die-Co er game me: ev ne yo an Best advice ton Waugh esident: JR Wes t likely to be Pr Teammate mos coming a man hievement: Be My proudest ac : A Warrior think of me as les I hope people etball: Aussie Ru other than bask ch at w to t or sp Favorite nsson Football ith: Scarlet Joha have dinner w to e lik ld ou w Female I usic me I: Listen to m Before every ga Career Statistics Year GP-GS 2007-08 17-0 2008-09 27-0 Totals 44-0

Min-Avg 60-3.5 184-6.8 244-5.5

FG-FGA 1-6 14-26 15-32

Pct .167 .538 .469

3FG-FGA 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct .000 .000 .000

Personal Born in Moe, Australia... Son of Phil and Carolyn Graeme of Darnum, Victoria, Australia...

Majoring in Business Administration at Stetson...

Enjoys camping and fishing with his father... One of the reasons he chose Stetson was the excellent weather.

FT-FTA 1-7 3-14 4-21

Pct .143 .214 .190

Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-FO 4-5 9-0.5 8-0 21-24 45-1.7 26-0 25-29 54-1.2 34-0

Ast 0 2 2

TO 5 6 11

Blk 4 5 9

Points: 8 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) Rebounds: 6 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) Assists: 1 (2 times) Blocks: 2 at Miami (12/17/07) Steals: 1 (3 times) Field Goals: 3 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) 3-pt FGs: 0 (0-0) Free Throws: 2 vs. Webber Int’l (12/17/08) Minutes: 15 (2 times)

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Stl Pts-Avg 0 3-0.2 3 31-1.1 3 33-0.8

Player Profiles Ridge Graham ham

J.R. Weston

Forward rd 6-5 208 08 Fre Freshman Stuart, FL Martin County HS

Guard ard d 6-5 5 205 Freshman Freshm Morral, OH Ridgedale HS

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2008-09 (Redshirt)

2008-09 (Redshirt)

Sat out the 2008-09 season as a redshirt. Will play an important role on a very young team in 2009-10.

Sat out the 2008-09 season as a redshirt. Will play an important role on a very young team in 2009-10.

High School

High School Graduated from Martin County High School in Stuart, Florida...

Played four years of varsity basketball... Twice led the Treasure Coast in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots... He was also named Treasure Coast MVP and Player of the Year...

He led the Tigers to a 25-2 record, a District Championship and a runner-up finish in the Regional Tournament his senior year... Named Second Team All-State in Division 5A and was nominated for McDonald’s All-American.

Personal Born in Stuart, Florida... Son of Diane and Rick Graham of Stuart... Has three brothers Prince (24), Rick (21), and Trey (12)... Chose Stetson because he liked the coaches and it is a great team... Played for the Tampa Fastbreak Club Team while in high school... Majoring in Elementary Education.

Graduated from Ridgedale High School in Morral, Ohio...

As a freshman he was second team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-District.... His sophomore season he was First Team All-Conference, First Team All-District, and Special mention All-Ohio... As a junior he was named First Team All-Conference, First Team All-District, and Third Team All-Ohio... His senior year he was named First Team All-Ohio...

In addition to basketball Weston was a regional and state qualifier in track and field... He set school records in the 800 meter run, 4x200 meter relay and the 4x400 meter relay... An Academic All-Ohio student-athlete, Weston maintained a 4.0 grade point average .

Personal Weston is the son of former Hatter Randy Weston (1980-81), the nephew of Hatter Hall of Fame member Brad Weston (1978-82) and the cousin of Gabe McMillen (2003-06)...

Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

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Phil Bassan

Aaron Graham

Forward rward ard 6-2 215 Junior Junio Memphis, Tenn.

Suffield Academy

Guard uard rd 6-4 4 185 Freshman Freshm Ft. Lauderdale, FL Westminster Academy

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High School

Played one season for Lynn University (Div. II) in Boca Raton, Florida... Was named Academic All-Conference in 2006-07.

Graduated from Westminster Academy in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida... Played basketball under Coach Ehrin Walhoff...

His senior season the team finished in first place in district...

Averaged 20 points, five assists and six rebounds per game... Named First Team All-SACC Conference and Second Team All-County... Played in the Broward vs. Miami All-Star game.

High School Graduated from Notre Dame High School in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania in 2005... Had a post-graduate year at Suffield Academy in Suffield, Connecticut.. Graduated with honors...

Earned varsity letters in basketball (4), golf (2), lacrosse (1) and football (1)... As a senior was named team captain and led team to a 22-6 record and a District XI championship...

AllArea selection as a senior.

Personal Born October 21, 1991 in Queens, New York... Son of Sandra Polson of Miramar, Florida... Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

Personal Born September 18, 1986 in Washington D.C.... Son of Jeanne and Donald Bassan of Memphis, Tennessee...

Majoring in Sports Management at Stetson.

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Liam McInerney

Joel Naburgs

Forward/Center rward/Center ward/Center 8 215 Freshman Freshm 6-8 Victoria, Australia Ballarat and Clarenden

Guard ard Freshm 6-3 200 Freshman Victoria, Australia Box Hill Sr. College

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High School

Graduated from Ballarat & Clarendon College in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia... Played basketball for Coach Ebony Turner... Went undefeated and won City Championship as a senior... Played in Victoria’s Big V Youth League on the Ballarat Nuggets for Coach Eric Lowe... In 2008 he started every game, averaged 19.5 points, 17.0 rebounds, and shot 47% from the field... Team MVP, League’s leading rebounder, and All-Star team selection in 2008... Named All-Australia in 2005, 2006, and 2007... Won National Championship with Victoria at Australian U16 Nationals in 2005... Represented Australia at the 2006 Oceania Youth Championships in New Zealand... Member of the Victoria State Team in 2005, 2006 and 2007... Member of the Australian Emus 2009 U19 National Squad.

Graduated from Box Hill Senior College in Melbourne, Australia... Played school basketball for head coach Kevin Goorjian... Led team to Eastern Zone championship in 2008... Averaged 23.4 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.6 assists and shot 48% from the field... Scored 46 points and 47 points in back-to-back games... Also played for the Kilsyth rep. team that finished third in 2008... Was a 2007 State U18 selection and National Champion... In 2008 was the league MVP, top scorer and member of All-Star Team... 2008 Kilsyth Rep Team MVP... In 2004 and 2005 participated in track and field and was state champion in high jump... member of the U16 and U17 volleyball team.

Personal

Personal Born February 22, 1990 in Melbourne, Australia... Son of Uldi and Chris Naburgs of Ringwood, Victoria, Australia... Majoring in General Studies at Stetson.

Born May 24, 1990 in Melbourne, Australia... Son of John and Josie McInerney of Port Campbell, Victoria, Australia...

Majoring in Rehabilitative Studies at Stetson.

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Tyshawn Patterson

Jermol Paul

Guard uard rd 0 165 Freshman Freshm 6-0 Orlando, FL Orlando Christian Prep

Forward rward ward 5 215 Sophomore Soph 6-5 West Palm Beach, FL Dwyer HS

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College (Freshman)

Graduated from Orlando Christian Prep in Orlando, Florida...

Played basketball for Coach Reggie Kohn... In 2007-08 his team finished 27-2 and won the 1A State Championship...

Shot 57% from the field... Averaged 18 points, four steals, five assists and four rebounds... Named to the 1A All-State Tournament Team... Second Team All-State.

Played his freshman season at Stony Brook... Played 25 total minutes in four games for the Seawolves scoring two points and pulling down three rebounds... Transferred to Stetson to play closer to home.

Personal Born April 19, 1991 in Hartford, Connecticut... Son of Paulette Davis... Majoring in Sports Management at Stetson.

High School Graduated from Dwyer High School in West Palm Beach, Florida... Earned four varsity letters as a member of the Panthers basketball team under Coach Ross... Averaged 18 points and seven rebounds as a senior... Averaged 13 points and five rebounds as a junior... Helped team win state title as a freshman and sophomore...

Personal Born November 19, 1988 in Newark, New Jersey... Son of Marsley and Dale Paul of West Palm Beach, Florida...

Majoring in Sports Management at Stetson.

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TV Roster

#2 A.J. Smith

#3 Brandon Williams

#4 Sheldon Oliver

#5 Ridge Graham

6-0 Sr. Cocoa, Fla.

5-10 Sr. Miami, Fla.

6-5 Sr. Orlando, Fla.

6-5 Fr. Stuart, Fla.

#10 Shawn Bowen

#11 Olivier Dupiton

#12 Joel Naburgs

#13 Graeme Radford

6-3 Jr. Montreal. Quebec

6-7 Jr. Montreal, Quebec

6-3 Fr. Victoria, Aust.

6-10 Jr. Victoria, Aust.

#15 Mark Lohuis

#20 Aaron Graham

#21 Jermol Paul

#22 Tyshawn Patterson

6-4 Sr. Vero Beach, Fla.

6-4 Fr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

6-5 So. West Palm Beach, Fla.

6-0 Fr. Orlando, Fla.

#24 Liam McInerney

#31 Phil Bassan

#33 J.R. Weston

6-8 Fr. Victoria, Aust.

6-2 Jr. Memphis, Tenn.

6-5 Fr. Morral, Ohio

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E.J. & Anthony A Tribute to the Highest Scoring Duo in Stetson History Since the 2005-’06 season fans have not heard the names “E.J. Gordon” and “Anthony Register” over the Edmunds Center public address system. E.J. and Anthony created a special legacy. The highest scoring teammates in Stetson history left two big pairs of shoes for future Hatters to fill.

Gordon and Register both finished their careers as Top 10 scorers in the Stetson record book. In 110 career games Gordon scored 1691 career points, the secondhighest total in school history. Register, meanwhile, in 112 career games, scored 1414 points, marking the ninth highest total in the Stetson record book. Together their 3105 combined points is more than any other set of Hatter teammates in school history.

In addition to his points total, Gordon finished his career ranked among the school leaders in 10 other statistical categories. He broke the school record for most career steals (235) and field goals attempted (1469), and he ranked second in free throws made (464) and attempted (653). Gordon also ranked fifth in field goals made (597), tied for sixth in games played, tied for seventh in blocks (49), and ranked ninth in scoring average (15.4), rebounds (690), and assists (276).

In Atlantic Sun Conference history, Gordon ranks 10th all-time in points, 21st in rebounds, second in steals, third in free throws made and 11th in field goals made.

Register, meanwhile, finished his career ranked among the school leaders in seven other statistical categories. He ranked second in career steals (172), tied for third in three-point field goals made (143), ranked fourth in three-point field goals attempted (412), fifth in games played, fifth in free throws made (371), eighth in free throws attempted (475), and ninth in field goals attempted (1120).

In Atlantic Sun Conference history, Register ranks 27th all-time in points, 13th in steals, tied for 11th in free throws made and tied for 23rd in free throw pct.

Gordon was a two-time second-team all-conference selection and a two-time Atlantic Sun Player of the Week. He earned A-Sun all-tournament team honors this past season as the Hatters (14-18) advanced to the tournament semifinals.

Gordon scored in double figures 91 times (82.7%) during his career, topped the 20+ point mark 22 times, and recorded 10 double-doubles.

Register earned A-Sun Player of the Week honors and second-team all-conference accolades in the 2004-05 season. He did not miss a single contest in his career.

Register scored in double figures 80 times (71.4%), topped the 20+ point mark 14 times, and recorded two double-doubles.

The duo could hardly have finished their careers in more remarkable fashion. The two played an integral role in Stetson’s amazing turnaround season in 2005-06.

After a 2-16 start, the Hatters (14-18) won 12 of their final 14 games including nine in a row from Feb. 6 – Mar. 2. That noteworthy stretch also included a school-record 6-game road winning streak.

E.J. GORDON CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS 2002-03 26 24 2003-04 27 27 2004-05 27 27 2005-06 30 30 TOTAL 110 108

MIN 708 926 870 913 3418

AVG 27.2 34.3 32.2 30.4 31.1

FG FGA 137 333 165 430 134 343 161 363 597 1469

PCT .411 .384 .391 .444 .406

3FG 3A 16 56 10 47 4 26 3 13 33 142

PCT .286 .213 .154 .231 .232

FT 93 114 117 140 464

FTA 138 171 157 187 653

PCT .674 .667 .745 .749 .711

OR DR 54 64 80 112 76 110 61 133 271 419

TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK ST 118 4.5 73 3 36 69 9 55 192 7.1 76 2 83 97 15 66 186 6.9 62 0 65 86 12 53 194 6.5 78 1 92 99 13 61 690 6.3 289 6 276 351 49 235

PTS 383 454 389 465 1691

AVG 14.7 16.8 14.4 15.5 15.4

AVG 15.8 36.0 34.3 33.5 30.2

FG FGA 49 150 121 283 140 331 140 356 450 1120

PCT .327 .428 .423 .393 .402

3FG 3A 16 44 44 110 38 120 45 138 143 412

PCT .364 .400 .317 .326 .347

FT 39 102 116 114 371

FTA 52 129 157 137 475

PCT .750 .791 .739 .832 .781

OR 19 23 18 26 86

TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK ST 36 1.4 34 1 20 28 3 22 108 4.0 51 0 70 76 2 46 102 3.8 54 0 53 57 2 40 113 3.5 57 0 56 75 0 64 359 3.2 196 1 199 236 7 172

PTS 153 388 434 439 1414

AVG 5.9 14.4 16.1 13.7 12.6

ANTHONY REGISTER CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS 2002-03 26 5 2003-04 27 27 2004-05 27 27 2005-06 32 32 TOTAL 112 91

MIN 410 973 926 1073 3382

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DR 17 85 84 87 273

2008-09 Season in Review 2008-09 Atlantic Sun Conference Final Standings Team Jacksonville ETSU Belmont Lipscomb Mercer Campbell Stetson USC Upstate FGCU UNF Kennesaw State

W-L 15-5 14-6 14-6 12-8 11-9 11-9 9-11 8-12 7-13 6-14 3-17

A-Sun Pct. PF .750 76.4 .700 78.8 .700 77.3 .600 77.7 .550 77.2 .550 69.7 .450 68.2 .400 63.5 .350 68.1 .300 58.2 .150 57.1

PA 66.7 69.0 68.9 70.9 78.1 67.8 70.2 66.6 73.5 68.4 71.9

W-L 18-14 23-11 20-13 17-14 17-15 14-16 13-17 9-21 11-20 8-22 7-22

Overall Pct. PF .563 73.8 .676 78.1 .606 76.6 .548 76.5 .531 74.8 .467 72.1 .433 66.3 .300 60.4 .355 65.2 .267 56.6 .241 58.3

PA 69.1 70.1 70.7 69.7 75.9 71.8 68.6 68.5 71.5 69.8 68.6

Hatters Play Well yet Fall to Bucs in A-Sun Quarterfinals Nashville, Tenn. – The seventh-seeded Stetson Hatters (13-17) hung with an extremely athletic second-seeded ETSU (21-10) team for as long as they could in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament quarterfinals Wednesday night at Lipscomb’s Allen Arena but ultimately fell 90-76 to the Buccaneers. Junior point guard A.J. Smith (Cocoa, Fla.) nearly recorded the first triple-double in Stetson history, finishing with 24 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in a valiant effort.

The rebound and assist figures were one shy of his career high.

Down by four at halftime, senior center Tim Lang (Victoria, Australia) hit a quick three-pointer to cut the deficit to one right out of the locker room, but ETSU burst out from there to a 56-40 advantage, a 19-4 run in total. Stetson responded with an 8-0 run of its own to keep the game competitive.

Stetson fought all the way back to within three points when ETSU senior forward and First Team All-Atlantic Sun selection Kevin Tiggs went back to work for the Bucs. Tiggs, who had 20 points in the first half, went on a personal 7-0 run to extend his team’s lead back to 10 points with approximately five minutes to go.

That run, coupled with a Mike Smith three-pointer with four minutes to go, was just too much for the Hatters to overcome.

Senior guard/forward Garfield Blair (Orlando, Fla.) fouled out of his final career game with 3:40 remaining, finishing with 10 points, two rebounds and two assists.

His illustrious career concludes with 1,582 points; Blair is the fourth leading scorer and 11th leading rebounder (676) in Stetson program history.

Smith led four Hatters, including Blair, in double figures. Lang concluded his career with a gritty 18-point, 12-rebound double-double while junior guard Mark Lohuis (Vero Beach, Fla.) contributed 11 points and five rebounds.

Three-point shooting kept Stetson in the game in the first half; the Hatters buried six of 13 attempts from long distance, led by Lohuis, who hit three of four trifectas to lead Stetson with 11 points before halftime. He grabbed five rebounds in the process to tie for the team lead with Smith, who scored eight points of his own.

The Hatters were down by just four at the half despite the struggles of star senior guard Garfield Blair (Orlando, Fla.), who went 0-9 from the floor and finished the first period with just two points.

2008-09 Award Winners Atlantic Sun Player of the Week A.J. Smith ................................... Feb. 3 Atlantic Sun All-Conference Garfield Blair ................... Second Team Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference Eric Diaz Graeme Radford Olivier Dupiton A.J. Smith Tim Lang JR Weston Mark Lohuis

Stetson Rank Among NCAA Team Leaders (out of 330 teams) Category No. Rank 3-Pt FG per Game ....... 7.9 ...........41st 3-Pt FG Defense ....... 32.8 ...........81st Turnover Margin .......... 0.9 ........ 105th Steals per Game ......... 7.2 ........ 109th Blocked Shots per Gm 3.5 ........ 127th Scoring Defense ........ 68.6 .........191st Scoring Offense ......... 66.3 ........ 199th

Stetson Rank Among A-Sun Team Leaders Category No. Rank Scoring Offense ......... 66.3 ............ 7th Scoring Defense ........ 68.6 ........... 2nd Scoring Margin ........... -2.3 ............ 7th FT Pct. ....................... .638 .......... 10th FG Pct. ...................... .384 .......... 10th FG% Defense ............ .442 ............ 9th 3-Pt FG% Defense. ... .328 ............ 5th Rebounding Offense . 37.5 ............ 5th Blocks ........................ 3.47 ............ 5th Turnover Margin ...... +0.90 ............ 4th Steals ........................ 7.17 ............ 8th

Hatters Rank Among A-Sun Statistical Leaders Scoring No. Rank Garfield Blair.............. 17.3 ............ 4th A.J. Smith .................. 12.6 .......... 14th Kris Thomas ................ 9.6 .......... 28th Rebounding No. Rank Garfield Blair................ 7.7 ............ 5th Tim Lang...................... 5.2 .......... 16th Sheldon Oliver ............. 5.0 .......... 17th Assists No. Rank A.J. Smith .................. 3.79 ............ 6th FT Pct. No. Rank A.J. Smith .................. .819 ........... 2nd Garfield Blair.............. .714 .......... 15th 3-Pt FG Pct. No. Rank Garfield Blair.............. .355 .......... 14th 3-Pt Field Goals No. Rank A.J. Smith ................. .1.97 .......... 10th Blocked Shots No. Rank Tim Lang.................... 1.17 ............ 5th Garfield Blair.............. 0.60 .......... 13th Kris Thomas .............. 0.59 .......... 15th Assist/Turnover No. Rank A.J. Smith .................. 1.06 .......... 10th Off. Rebounds No. Rank Sheldon Oliver .......... .2.87 ............ 3rd Tim Lang.................... 2.17 .......... 10th Garfield Blair.............. 2.07 .......... 15th Def. Rebounds No. Rank Garfield Blair............. .5.67 ............ 4th Minutes Played No. Rank Garfield Blair............ 32.90 ............ 9th A.J. Smith ................ 30.69 ...........11th Kris Thomas ............ 27.48 .......... 29th

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2008-09 Statistics Overall Record: 13-17 (All Games) Home: 10-4 Away: 3-12 Neutral: 0-1 No. Player GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT 14 BLAIR, Garfield 30-30 987-32.9 187-432 . 4 3 3 39-110 . 3 5 5 2 SMITH, A.J. 29-29 890-30.7 111-312 . 3 5 6 57-168 . 3 3 9 31 THOMAS, Kris 29-28 797-27.5 102-266 . 3 8 3 43-138 . 3 1 2 22 LANG, Tim 30-27 649-21.6 68-175 . 3 8 9 21-71 . 2 9 6 21 DIAZ, Eric 25-8 484-19.4 57-154 . 3 7 0 21-72 . 2 9 2 04 OLIVER, Sheldon 30-19 671-22.4 63-153 . 4 1 2 0-1 . 0 0 0 15 LOHUIS, Mark 30-7 644-21.5 52-164 . 3 1 7 37-125 . 2 9 6 03 WILLIAMS, Brandon 30-1 356-11.9 21-84 . 2 5 0 13-63 . 2 0 6 11 DUPITON, Olivier 28-0 285-10.2 18-35 . 5 1 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 13 RADFORD, Graeme 27-0 184-6.8 14-26 . 5 3 8 0-0 . 0 0 0 10 BOWEN, Shawn 29-1 153-5.3 8-26 . 3 0 8 6-14 . 4 2 9 Team Stetson 30 6100 701-1827 . 3 8 4 237-762 . 3 1 1 Opponents 30 6100 738-1670 . 4 4 2 157-479 . 3 2 8

Score By Periods: 1st Stetson 890 Opponents 961

2nd 1039 1036

OT1 60 61

OT2 0 0

OT3 0 0

FT-FTA 105-147 86-105 32-53 37-68 20-37 43-84 9-12 3-6 7-15 3-14 5-8

PCT OR-DR Reb-Avg . 7 1 4 62-170 232-7.7 .819 14-74 88-3.0 .604 16-74 90 3.1 .544 65-92 157-5.2 .541 31-36 67-2.7 .512 86-64 150-5.0 .750 26-73 99-3.3 .500 8-15 23-0.8 .467 20-30 50-1.8 .214 21-24 45-1.7 .625 11-11 22-0.8 48-53 101 350-549 . 6 3 8 408-716 1124-37.5 425-656 . 6 4 8 336-807 1143-38.1

PF 75 52 56 92 69 52 67 22 28 26 24 3 566 546

A 63 110 28 20 4 12 24 30 9 2 8 310 394

TO 94 104 38 32 19 38 29 29 22 6 12 8 431 458

BL 18 0 17 35 10 9 3 1 6 5 0

ST Pts-Avg 33 518-17.3 23 365-12.6 37 279-9.6 14 194-6.5 23 155-6.2 30 169-5.6 14 150-5.0 10 58-1.9 24 43-1.5 3 31-1.1 4 27-0.9

104 215 1989-66.3 118 199 2058-68.6

Deadball Rebounds:Off. Def. Stetson 95 13 Opponents 97 16

Total 1989 2058

Total 108 113

Atlantic Sun Conference Games Record: 9-11 Home: 6-4 Away: 3-7 No. Player GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT 14 BLAIR, Garfield 20-20 677-33.8 130-294 . 4 4 2 31-78 . 3 9 7 02 SMITH, A.J. 19-19 614-32.3 77-216 . 3 5 6 40-116 . 3 4 5 31 THOMAS, Kris 20-20 562-28.1 75-188 . 3 9 9 28-93 . 3 0 1 22 LANG, Tim 20-18 437-21.9 46-128 . 3 5 9 12-47 . 2 5 5 21 DIAZ, Eric 16-6 328-20.5 37-91 . 4 0 7 14-39 . 3 5 9 04 OLIVER, Sheldon 20-11 432-21.6 40-88 . 4 5 5 0-1 . 0 0 0 15 LOHUIS, Mark 20-4 423-21.2 36-102 . 3 5 3 26-76 . 3 4 2 03 WILLIAMS, Brandon 20-1 205-10.3 16-54 . 2 9 6 9-42 . 2 1 4 11 DUPITON, Olivier 18-0 194 -10.8 13-25 . 5 2 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 13 RADFORD, Graeme 18-0 121-6.7 8-15 . 5 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 10 BOWEN, Shawn 19-1 82-4.3 6-18 . 3 3 3 4-8 . 5 0 0 Team Stetson 20 4075 484-1219 . 3 9 7 164-500 . 3 2 8 Opponents 20 4075 494-1110 . 4 4 5 115-333 . 3 4 5

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FT-FTA 78-108 60-73 19-35 24-44 14-28 25-52 5-7 1-2 4-11 1-9 0-2

PCT OR-DR Reb-Avg . 7 2 2 45-117 162-8.1 .822 9-49 58-3.1 .543 15-47 62-3.1 .545 38-58 96-4.8 .500 20-26 46-2.9 .481 49-45 94-4.7 .714 20-47 67-3.4 .500 5-9 14-0.7 .364 11-20 31-1.7 .111 13-16 29-1.6 .000 6-5 11-0.6 31-35 66 231-371 . 6 2 3 262-474 736-36.8 302-455 . 6 6 4 218-533 751-37.5

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PF 51 38 39 62 47 31 51 14 21 17 15 3 389 367

A 49 71 19 11 3 10 20 16 6 2 5 212 276

TO 67 69 27 24 12 22 17 21 16 4 6 6 291 319

BL 13 0 12 21 8 9 0 1 1 3 0

ST Pts-Avg 25 369-18.5 19 254-13.4 30 197-9.9 11 128-6.4 17 102-6.4 21 105-5.3 11 103-5.2 7 42-2.1 18 30-1.7 2 17-0.9 3 16-0.8

68 164 1363-68.2 71 139 1405-70.2

2008-09 Results Overall Record: 13-17 Home: 10-4 Away: 3-12 Neutral: 0-1 Atlantic Sun: 9-11 Home: 6-4 Away: 3-7 DATE 11/14/08 11/18/08 11/20/08 11/24/08 11/29/08 12/04/08 * 12/15/08 * 12/17/08 12-20-08 12/30/08 01/03/09 * 01/05/09 * 01/08/09 * 01/10/09 * 01/12/09 * 1/16/09 * 1/18/09 * 01/23/09 * 01/25/09 * 01/31/09 * 02/02/09 * 02/07/09 * 2/9/09 * 02/12/09 02/14/09 * 02/16/09 * 02/21/09 * 2/23/09 * 2/27/09 * 03/04/09 #

OPPONENT at Texas BETHUNE-COOKMAN at Florida State JOHNSON & WALES at University of Miami FLORIDA GULF COAST CAMPBELL WEBBER INTERNATIONAL at Missouri at University of Florida at Belmont University at Lipscomb at FGCU ETSU USC UPSTATE at Kennesaw State at Mercer JACKSONVILLE NORTH FLORIDA LIPSCOMB BELMONT at USC Upstate at ETSU SAVANNAH STATE KENNESAW STATE MERCER at UNF at Jacksonville at Campbell vs ETSU

* Atlantic Sun Conference Game

RESULT L 38-68 W ot 64-58 L 77-79 W 59-36 L 65-79 W 76-71 W 63-56 W 80-35 L 44-78 L 57-78 L 57-82 W 76-68 L 76-85 L 67-73 W 56-50 W 69-52 L ot 98-101 L 61-84 L 53-55 W ot 85-81 W 82-71 L 53-54 W 64-63 W 66-52 W 59-39 L ot 80-88 L 66-78 L 66-81 L 56-73 L 76-90

ATT. 11169 1407 6186 1530 3777 1273 1632 1430 7409 10007 1328 743 1131 1257 1260 967 1337 1430 1380 1392 1257 1024 3074 1356 1314 1589 1223 2604 2032 1014

HIGH POINTS (12) SMITH, A.J. (15) BLAIR, Garfield (19) BLAIR, Garfield (13) LANG, Tim (25) BLAIR, Garfield (20) SMITH, A.J. (14) THOMAS, Kris (20) BLAIR, Garfield (10) SMITH/THOMAS (13) BLAIR, Garfield (15) THOMAS, Kris (22) BLAIR, Garfield (26) BLAIR, Garfield (22) BLAIR, Garfield (16) BLAIR, Garfield (20) OLIVER, Sheldon (27) BLAIR/DIAZ (22) BLAIR, Garfield (19) THOMAS, Kris (26) BLAIR, Garfield (32) SMITH, A.J. (17) SMITH, A.J. (13) LOHUIS, Mark (23) SMITH, A.J. (22) BLAIR, Garfield (24) BLAIR, Garfield (26) BLAIR, Garfield (23) BLAIR, Garfield (17) BLAIR, Garfield (24) SMITH, A.J.

HIGH REBOUNDS (8) LANG, Tim (10) BLAIR, Garfield (7) BLAIR, Garfield (11) LANG, Tim (7) BLAIR, Garfield (11) BLAIR, Garfield (8) LANG, Tim (9) OLIVER, Sheldon (6) DIAZ, Eric (10) BLAIR, Garfield (8) BLAIR, Garfield (5) DUPITON/LANG (8) BLAIR, Garfield (8) BLAIR, Garfield (12) BLAIR, Garfield (7) BLAIR/LANG (6) THOMAS/OLIVER (7) BLAIR, Garfield (9) BLAIR, Garfield (10) BLAIR, Garfield (9) SMITH/BLAIR (7) LANG, Tim (7) LOHUIS, Mark (8) BLAIR, Garfield (11) BLAIR, Garfield (16) BLAIR, Garfield (9) LANG/OLIVER (10) BLAIR, Garfield (8) OLIVER, Sheldon (12) LANG, Tim

# Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Game

2008-09 Record Breakdown Stetson’s Record When At Halftime Stetson Leads ...................................... 8-3 Opponent Leads ................................ 4-14 Halftime Tie .......................................... 1-0 Stetson Shoots 50% or better ........................................ 0-0 45-50% ................................................. 4-2 40-45% ................................................. 2-3 Under 40% ......................................... 7-12 Stetson Scores 90 points or more ................................. 0-1 80-89 points.......................................... 3-1 70-79 points.......................................... 2-3 60-69 points.......................................... 5-5 59 points or less ................................... 3-7 Opponent Shoots 50% or better ...................................... 0-10 45-50% ................................................. 3-3 40-45% ................................................. 2-3 Under 40% ........................................... 8-1

Attendance Summary

Opponent Scores 90 points or more ................................. 0-2 80-89 points.......................................... 1-5 70-79 points.......................................... 2-7 60-69 points.......................................... 2-1 59 points or less .................................. 8 -2

Home Away Neutral Total

Games 14 15 1 30

Totals 19507 54011 1014 74532

Avg. 1393 3601 1014 2484

Compared to opponent Stetson has higher FG% ...................... 7-1 Stetson hits more three-pointers ........ 11-9 Stetson attempts more free throws ...... 8-1 Stetson has more rebounds ................. 8-4 Stetson has fewer turnovers................. 7-8 Double Figure Scoring No Hatter scores in double figures ....... 0-0 One Hatter scores in double figures ..... 1-3 Two Hatters score in double figures ..... 4-3 Three Hatters score in double figures .. 8-7 Four Hatters score in double figures .... 0-4 Five Hatters score in double figures ..... 0-0 Margin of Victory/Defeat: 1 2 3 4 5 6-9 10-15 16+ Wins 1 0 0 1 1 4 2 4 Losses 1 2 1 0 0 3 4 6

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2009-10 Stetson Men’s Basketball Roster

2009-10 Stetson Men’s Basketball Standing (L-R) Manager Brandon Esposito, Assistant Coach Chris Capko, Assistant Coach Sebastian Singletary, manager Spence Purnell, manager Teejay Persaad, Phil Bassan, Liam McInerney, Graeme Radford, Olivier Dupiton, Jermol Paul, Ridge Graham, manager Diego Morales, Director of Basketball Operations Don Blackmon, Head Coach Derek Waugh, Assistant Coach Wylie Tucker. Sitting (L-R) Manager Robert Tinter, Sheldon Oliver, Shawn Bowen, Joel Naburgs, Aaron Graham, Brandon Williams, A.J. Smith, Tyshawn Patterson, JR Weston, Mark Lohuis, Head Manager Robert Agusta.

No. 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 15 20 21 22 24 31 33

Name A.J. Smith Brandon Williams Sheldon Oliver Ridge Graham Shawn Bowen Olivier Dupiton Joel Naburgs Graeme Radford Mark Lohuis Aaron Graham Jermol Paul Tyshawn Patterson Liam McInerney Phil Bassan J.R. Weston

Pos. G G F F G F G C G G F G F/C F G

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

Wt. 175 170 215 208 195 230 200 240 205 185 215 165 215 215 195

Cl-Exp. Sr.-3L Sr.-3L Sr.-3L Fr.-RS Jr.-2L Jr.-2L Fr.-HS Jr-2L Sr.-3L Fr.-HS So.-RS Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Jr.-HS Fr.-HS

Hometown (Previous School) Cocoa, Fla. (Cocoa HS) Miami, Fla. (Monsignor Pace HS) Orlando, Fla. (Edgewater HS) Stuart, Fla. (Martin County HS) Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Champlain HS) Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Vanier College) Victoria, Australia (Box Hill Sr. College) Victoria, Aust. (St. Paul’s Anglican) Vero Beach, Fla. (Vero Beach HS) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Westminster Academy) West Palm Beach, Fla. (Dwyer HS) Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Christian Prep) Victoria, Australia (Ballarat and Clarenden) Memphis, Tenn. (Suffield Academy) Morral, Ohio (Rigedale HS)

Head Coach: Derek Waugh (Furman, 1993 / 10th season) Assistant Coach: Wylie Tucker (Montevallo, 1978 / 13th season) Assistant Coach: Sebastian Singletary (Stetson, 2001 / 7th season) Assistant Coach: Chris Capko (USF, 2006 / 1st season) ALPHABETICAL 31 BASSAN, Phil ................................ F 10 BOWEN, Shawn ........................... G 11 DUPITON, Olivier ........................... F 20 GRAHAM, Aaron ........................... G 5 GRAHAM, Ridge ............................ F 15 LOHUIS, Mark............................... G 24 MCINERNEY, Liam .................... F/C 12 NABURGS, Joel............................ G 4 OLIVER, Sheldon........................... F 22 PATTERSON, Tyshawn ................ G 21 PAUL, Jermol ................................. F 13 RADFORD, Graeme ......................C 2 SMITH, A.J. ................................... G 33 WESTON, J.R. .............................. G 3 WILLIAMS, Brandon ..................... G

Stetson University

BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Seniors (4) ............................Mark Lohuis ............................................Sheldon Oliver ...................................................A.J. Smith ....................................... Brandon Williams Juniors (4) ............................. Phil Bassan ............................................ Shawn Bowen ............................................Olivier Dupiton ........................................ Graeme Radford Sophomores (1) .................... Jermol Paul Freshmen (6) .....................Aaron Graham ............................................Ridge Graham ..........................................Liam McInerney .............................................. Joel Naburgs .....................................Tyshawn Patterson ................................................J.R. Weston

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PRONOUNCIATION KEY Olivier Dupiton ...................... O-Liv-ee-A .......................................doo-peh-TOHN Mark Lohuis ........................... LOW-hice Joel Naburgs ......................... Nar-burgs Liam McInerney ............. Mac-in-earn-ee Derek Waugh...........(Rhymes with Law) HOMETOWNS BY STATE/COUNTRY Florida ................................................. 8 Canada ................................................ 2 Austrailia .............................................. 3 Tennessee ........................................... 1 Ohio ..................................................... 1

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Opponents Travel Info.

Louisville, Kentucky

Trip 1: Florida State Depart: Nov. 17 – 12:00 p.m.

Hotel: Courtyard Tallahassee/Cap (805) 222-8822 Trip 2: Charleston Southern Depart: Nov. 20 - 7:00 a.m.

Hotel: Holiday Inn-Riverview (843) 556-7100 Trip 3: USC Upstate/Louisville Depart: Nov. 30 - 9:30 a.m.

Hotel 1: Court. by Marriott-Spartanburg (864) 585-2400 Hotel 2: Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Airport (502) 637-2424 Trip 4: Savannah State Depart: Dec. 20 - 9:00 a.m.

Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn (912) 721-5000 Trip 5: Belmont/Lipscomb Depart: Jan. 1 - 6:00 a.m.

Hotel: Courtyard by MarriottVanderbilt West End (615) 327-9900 Trip 6: ETSU/Campbell Depart: Jan. 13 - 7:00 a.m.

Hotel 1: Carnegie Hotel Johnson City, Tenn.

(423) 979-6400 Hotel 2: Comfort Inn-Fuquay-Varina Fuguay-Varina, NC (919) 557-9000 Trip 7: Florida Gulf Coast Depart: Jan. 26 - 10:00 a.m.

Hotel 1: Courtyard by Marriott Fort Myers, Fla. (239) 332-4747 Trip 8: Mercer/Kennesaw State Depart: Jan. 29 - 10:00 a.m.

Hotel 1: LaQuinta Inn & Suites Macon, Ga. (478) 475-0206 Hotel 2: Residence Inn by Marriott Town Center Kennesaw, Ga. (404) 459-5669 Trip 9: Atlantic Sun Tournament Macon, Ga. – TBA Marriott City Center * Note: Only overnight trips listed

Stetson University

Averett

Florida State

Palm Beach Atlantic

Nov. 13 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla.

Nov. 18 • 7:00 PM • Tallahassee, Fla.

Nov. 25 • 4:00 PM • DeLand, Fla.

Location: Danville, Va. Enrollment: 1,000 Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue and Gold Arena: Grant Center Press Row: (434) 791-5700 President: Dr. Tiffany M. Franks Athletic Director: Sam Ferguson Conference: USA South Atlantic Head Coach: Jimmy Allen Alma Mater: Emory & Henry School Record: 107-64/5 years Career Record: 107-64/5 years Office Phone: (434) 791-5689 Assistant Coaches: Bobby Fisk, Ryan Frazier 2008-09 Record: 20-10 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/8 Series Record: 0-0 Top Returnees PPG RPG Kenny Hart 11.7 4.8 Mike Miller 5.7 2.7 Men’s Basketball SID: Drew Wilson Office: (434) 791-5621 Cell: (434) 489-5926 E-Mail: cawilson@averett.edu

Location: Tallahassee, FL Enrollment: 41,065 Nickname: Seminoles Colors: Garnet & Gold Arena: Donald L. Tucker Center Press Row: (850) 224-4098 President: Dr. T.K. Wetherell Athletic Director: Randy Spetman Conference: Atlantic Coast Head Coach: Leonard Hamilton Alma Mater: Tennessee-Martin ‘71 School Record: 131-95 (7 years) Career Record: 331-305 (22 years) Office Phone: (850) 644-1461 Assistant Coaches: Stan Jones, C.Williams, A. Enfield, J. Ridenhour 2008-09 Record: 25-10 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Series Record: 11-38 Top Returnees PPG RPG Solomon Alabi (So., C) 8.4 5.6 Chris Singleton (So., F) 8.1 4.9 Men’s BB SID: Chuck Walsh Office: (850) 644-1077 Cell: (850) 694-2540 E-Mail: cwalsh@fsu.edu

Location: W. Palm Beach, Fla. Enrollment: 3,624 Nickname: Sailfish Colors: Navy Blue and White Arena: Rubin Arena Press Row: N/A President: Lu Hardin Athletic Director: Bob White Conference: Independent Head Coach: Terry Primm Alma Mater: PBA School Record: First Season Career Record: First Season Office Phone: (561) 803-2533 Assistant Coaches: Tony Spates, Chris Maxon 2008-09 Record: 9-19 Starters Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: N.A Series Record: 3-0 Top Returnees PPG RPG Jon Lawrence 10.8 2.8 Chris Joseph 9.5 4.1 Men’s BB SID: Michael Brown Office: (561) 803-2529 Cell: N/A E-Mail: michael_brown@pba.edu

Florida

Charleston Southern

USC Upstate

Nov. 15 • 4:00 PM • Gainesville, Fla.

Nov. 21 • 7:00 PM • Charleston, SC

Location: Gainesville, FL Enrollment: 52,112 Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue Arena: Stephen C. O’Connell Ctr (12,000) Press Row: (352) 371-0281 President: Dr. Bernie Machen Athletic Director: Jeremy Foley Conference: Southeastern Head Coach: Billy Donovan Alma Mater: Providence ‘87 School Record: 310-126 Career Record: 345-146 Office Phone: (352) 375-4683 Assistant Coaches: Rob Lanier, Richard Pitino 2008-09 Record: 25-11 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/3 Series Record: 14-50 Top Returnees PPG RPG Erving Walker (So., G) 10.1 2.4 Alex Tyus (Jr., F/C) 12.5 6.2 Men’s BB SID: Fred Demarest Office: (352) 375-4683 Cell: (352) 316-5839 E-Mail: FredD@gators.uaa.ufl.edu

Location: Charleston, SC Enrollment: 3,236 Nickname: Buccaneers Colors: Blue & Gold Arena: CSU Field House/ 881 Press Row: (843) 863-7683 President: Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr Athletic Director: Hank Small Conference: Big South Head Coach: Barclay Radebaugh Alma Mater: ETSU, ‘87 School Record: 40-78/ 4 years Career Record: 61-86/ 5 years Office Phone: (843) 863-7960 Assistant Coaches: J.D. Powell, Bob Richey, Will Jones 2008-09 Record: 9-20 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/4 Series Record: 8-2 Top Returnees PPG RPG Jamarco Warren 17.8 2.8 Kelvin Martin 9.0 6.9 Men’s Basketball SID: Ryan Burns Office: (843) 863-7037 Press Row: (843) 863-7683 E-Mail: rsburns@csuniv.edu

Nov. 30 • 7:00 PM • Spartanburg, SC Feb. 27 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Location: Spartanburg, SC Enrollment: 5,000 Nickname: Spartans Colors: Dark Green, White & Black Arena: G.B. Hodge Center Press Row: N/A President: John C. Stockwell Athletic Director: Mike Hall Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Eddie Payne Alma Mater: Wake Forest ‘73 School Record: 100-77 (7 years) Career Record: 369-331 (23 years) Office Phone: (864) 503-5141 Assistant Coaches: Kyle Perry, Ryan Walker, Bill Burrows 2008-09 Record: 9-21 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/6 Series Record: 2-1 Top Returnees PPG RPG Nick Schneiders (Sr., C) 9.5 6.1 Josh Chavis (Jr., G) 8.3 2.2 Men’s Basketball SID: Bill English Office: (864) 503-5129 Home: (864) 266-3603 E-Mail: benglish@uscupstate.edu

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Opponents Louisville

Dec. 2 • 7:00 PM • Louisville, Ky. Location: Louisville, KY Enrollment: 22,000 Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red & Black Arena: Freedom Hall (18,865) Press Row: N/A President: Dr. James Ramsey Athletic Director: Tom Jurich Conference: Big East Head Coach: Rick Pitino Alma Mater: UMass ‘74 School Record: 200-73 (8 years) Career Record: 552-197 (23 years) Office Phone: (502) 852-6651 Assistant Coaches: Ralph Willard, Steve Masiello, Walter McCarty 2008-09 Record: 31-6 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/5 Series Record: 1-4 Top Returnees PPG RPG Samardo Samuels 11.8 4.9 Jerry Smith 7.8 2.1 Men’s Basketball SID: Kenny Klein Office: (502) 852-6581 Cell: (502) 599-7865 E-Mail: kenny.klein@louisville.edu

Savannah State

Lipscomb

Jacksonville

Dec. 21 • 7:00 PM • Savannah, Ga.

Jan. 2 • 3:15 PM • Nashville, Tenn.

Jan. 8 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Feb. 20 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Feb. 13 • 3:15 PM • Jacksonville, Fla. Location: Savannah, Ga. Location: Nashville, Tenn.

Location: Jacksonville, FL Enrollment: 3,500 Enrollment: 3,054 Enrollment: 3,436 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Bisons Nickname: Dolphins Colors: Burnt Orange & Reflex Blue Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Green & Gold Arena: Tiger Arena Arena: Allen Arena (5,028) Arena: Veterans Memorial Arena Press Row: N/A Press Row: (615) 966-7051 Press Row: TBA President: Dr. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr. President: Dr. L Randolph Lowry III President: Dr. Kerry Romesburg Athletic Director: Bart Bellairs Athletic Director: Philip Hutcheson Athletic Director: Alan Verlander Conference: Independent Conference: Atlantic Sun Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Horace Broadnax Head Coach: Scott Sanderson Head Coach: Cliff Warren Alma Mater: Georgetown, 1986 Alma Mater: South Carolina ‘84 Alma Mater: Mount St. Mary’s ‘90 School Record: 42-78 (4 yrs) School Record: 163-139/10 yrs School Record: 52-67 (3 years) Career Record: 84-166 (8 yrs) Career Record: 247-164/13 yrs Career Record: same Office Phone: (912) 356-2210 Office Phone: (615) 966-6480 Office Phone: (904) 256-7415 Assistant Coaches: Jay Gibbons, Assistant Coaches: Jay Walton, Assistant Coaches: Darryl Bruce, Clyde Wormley Pete Froedden Winston Neal, Trevor Quinn 2008-09 Record: 15-14 2008-09 Record: 17-14 2008-09 Record: 18-14 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/8 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/2 Letterman Returning/Lost: 8/4 Series Record: 6-1 Series Record: 8-5 Series Record: 30-39 Top Returnees PPG RPG Top Returnees PPG RPG Top Returnees PPG RPG Rashad Hassan 8.6 3.6 Adnan Hodzic 17.1 7.1 Szymon Lukasiak 2.8 2.2 Jovanni Shuler 8.3 3.9 Josh Slater 11.0 4.7 Tevin Galvin 2.8 2.6 Men’s BB SID: Opio Mashariki Men’s BB SID: Trevor Garrett Men’s Basketball SID: Joel Lamp Office: (912) 356-2446 Office: (615) 966-5990 Office: (904) 256-7409 Cell: N/A Cell: (901) 378-3025 Home: (904) 304-2067 E-Mail: masharik@savstate.edu E-Mail: garretttj@mail.lipscomb.edu E-Mail: jlamp@ju.edu

Miami

FGCU

Belmont

North Florida

Dec. 16 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla.

Dec. 29 • 8:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Jan. 27 • 7:30 PM • Fort Myers, Fla. Location: Fort Myers, Fla. Enrollment: 11,200 Nickname: Eagles Colors: Blue and Green Arena: Alico Arena Press Row: N/A President: Dr. Wilson Bradshaw Athletic Director: Ken Kavanaugh Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Dave Balza (8th yr) Alma Mater: Michigan ‘91 School Record: 135-80/7 yrs Career Record: 170-128/10 yrs Office Phone: (239) 590-7039 Assistant Coaches: Tae Norwood, Nick Bennett, Leo Miller 2008-09 Record: 11-20 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 4/1 Series Record: 3-1 Top Returnees PPG RPG Reed Baker 13.4 3.2 Reggie Chambers 8.6 2.9 Men’s Basketball SID: Chris Perry Office: (239) 590-7061 Cell: N/A E-Mail: cperry@fgcu.edu

Jan. 4 • 7:15 PM • Nashville, Tenn.

Feb. 18 • 8:15 PM • DeLand, Fla. Location: Nashville, Tenn.

Enrollment: 5,017 Nickname: Bruins Colors: Navy, Red and White Arena: Curb Event Center Press Row: (615) 460-8554 President: Dr. Robert C. Fisher Athletic Director: Mike Strickland Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Rick Byrd Alma Mater: Tennessee ‘76 School Record: 469-261/23 yrs Career Record: 561-316/28 yrs Office Phone: (615) 460-6263 Assistant Coaches: Casey Alexander, Brian Ayers, Roger Idstrom 2008-09 Record: 20-13 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/6 Series Record: 7-12 Top Returnees PPG RPG Jon House 8.3 4.1 Keaton Belcher 7.1 3.0 Men’s Basketball SID: Greg Sage Office: (615) 460-6698 Cell: N/A E-Mail: greg.sage@belmont.edu

Jan. 10 • 2:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Feb. 11 • 7:45 PM • Jacksonville, Fla. Location: Jacksonville, FL Enrollment: 15,429 Nickname: Ospreys Colors: Navy Blue & Gray Arena: UNF Arena (5,800) Press Row: (904) 620-1902 President: John Delaney Athletic Director: Lee Moon Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Matthew Driscoll Alma Mater: Slippery Rock ‘92 School Record: 1st season Career Record: 26-77 (4 years) Office Phone: (904) 620-2833 Assistant Coaches: Bobby Kennen, Bruce Evans, Jeremy Shyatt 2008-09 Record: 8-22 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/8 Series Record: 7-2 Top Returnees PPG RPG Eni Cuka 13.2 2.7 Stan Januska 8.9 4.4 Men’s BB SID: Jeff Wuerth Office: (904) 620-4027 Cell: (614) 402-2204 E-Mail: j.wuerth@unf.edu

Location: Coral Gables, FL Enrollment: 15,323 Nickname: Hurricanes Colors: Orange, Green and White Arena: Bank United Center (7,200) Press Row: (305) 284-2111 President: Dr. Donna E. Shalala Athletic Director: Kirby Hocutt Conference: Atlantic Coast Head Coach: Frank Haith Alma Mater: Elon ‘88 School Record: 88-73 (5 years) Career Record: same Office Phone: N/A Assistant Coaches: Jorge Fernandez, Jake Morton, Michael Schwartz 2008-09 Record: 19-13 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/5 Series Record: 33-46 Top Returnees PPG RPG Dwayne Collins (Sr., F) 10.6 7.3 Cyrus McGowan (Sr., F) 4.6 4.4 Men’s BB SID: Margaret Belch Office: (305) 284-3241 Cell: (305) 915-0588 E-Mail: mbelch@miami.edu

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Opponents ETSU

Jan. 14 • 7:00 PM • Johnson City, Tenn.

Feb. 6 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Location: Louisville, KY Enrollment: 22,000 Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red & Black Arena: Freedom Hall (18,865) Press Row: N/A President: Dr. James Ramsey Athletic Director: Tom Jurich Conference: Big East Head Coach: Rick Pitino Alma Mater: UMass ‘74 School Record: 200-73 (8 years) Career Record: 552-197 (23 years) Office Phone: (502) 852-6651 Assistant Coaches: Ralph Willard, Steve Masiello, Walter McCarty 2008-09 Record: 31-6 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/5 Series Record: 4-6 Top Returnees PPG RPG Samardo Samuels 11.8 4.9 Jerry Smith 7.8 2.1 Men’s BB SID: Michael White Office: (423) 439-4220 Cell: (423) 956-1461 E-Mail: whitem@etsu.edu

Stetson University

Campbell

Mercer

Kennesaw State

Jan. 16 • 3:15 PM • Buies Creek, NC Feb. 4 • 6:30 PM • DeLand, Fla. Location: Buies Creek, NC Enrollment: 6834 Nickname: Fighting Camels Colors: Orange & Black Arena: Gore Arena/Pope CC Press Row: (910) 814-5541 President: Dr. Jerry M. Wallace Athletic Director: Stan Williamson Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Robbie Laing Alma Mater: Troy State ‘82 School Record: 53-120 (6 years) Career Record: same Office Phone: (910) 893-1335 Assistant Coaches: Charles Baker, Brian Burg, Michael Slonaker 2008-09 Record: 14-16 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/5 Series Record: 21-10 Top Returnees PPG RPG Jonathan Rodriguez 15.6 8.3 Lorne Merthie 9.5 3.2 Men’s Basketball SID: Stan Cole Office: (910) 893-1331 Cell: (910) 814-7467 E-Mail: cole@campbell.edu

Jan. 22 • 7:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Jan. 30 • 3:30 PM • Macon, Ga. Location: Macon, GA Enrollment: 7,500 Nickname: Bears Colors: Orange & Black Arena: University Center Press Row: (478) 301-5161 President: William D. Underwood Athletic Director: Bobby Pope Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Bob Hoffman Alma Mater: Oklahoma Baptist ‘79 School Record: 1st Season Career Record: 417-185 Office Phone: (478) 301-5211 Assistant Coaches: Spencer Wright, Paul Johnson, Mark Osina 2008-09 Record: 17-15 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Letterman Returning/Lost: 5/4 Series Record: 67-48 Top Returnees PPG RPG James Florence 20.8 3.5 Daniel Emerson 13.8 10.7 Men’s BB SID: Robbie Burns Office: (478) 301-2735 Cell: (478) 951-7111 E-Mail: burns_rd@mercer.edu

Jan. 24 • 2:00 PM • DeLand, Fla. Feb. 1 • 7:30 PM • Kennesaw, Ga. Location: Kennesaw, Ga. Enrollment: 21,162 Nickname: Owls Colors: Black and Gold Arena: KSU Convocation Ctr Press Row: N/A President: Dr. Dan Papp Athletic Director: Dr. Dave Waples Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Tony Ingle Alma Mater: Huntingdon School Record: 157-121/9 yrs Career Record: 227-191 Office Phone: (678) 797-2697 Assistant Coaches: Greg Matta, Montez Robinson, Che Roth 2008-09 Record: 7-22 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/3 Series Record: 5-3 Top Returnees PPG RPG Spencer Dixon 7.4 2.7 Kelvin McConnell 11.9 1.9 Men’s Basketball SID: Mark Toma Office: (770) 499-3217 Cell: (770) 862-8556 E-Mail: mtoma@kennesaw.edu

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Individual Career Records SCORING Points 1826 1691 1652 1582 1559 1548 1539 1491 1458 1414 1384

Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-09 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 Dalton Epting .................................1958-62 Joel Hancock .................................1958-62 Frank Burnell ...............................1979-83 Bob Jenkins .................................1964-68 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 Bill Hester ....................................1961-65

Scoring average (minimum 50 games) 24.9 Earnest Killum ...............................1968-70 21.6 Gene Wells ...................................1957-59 20.9 Mark Brisker ..................................1990-92 19.4 Jason Alexander ...........................1994-96 19.3 Mel Daniels ...................................1976-78 17.6 Kerry Blackshear ..........................1992-96 16.7 Dirk Ewing ....................................1978-80 16.5 Donell Grier ..................................1991-93 15.4 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 15.3 Walt Kilcullen ................................1965-68

980 967 932 826 775 754 732 702 690 679

REBOUNDS Ken Showers ..................................1967-71 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 Santos Hampton ............................1998-02 Dalton Epting .................................1958-62 Bill Hester ......................................1961-65 Sebastian Singletary ......................1998-01 Bill Schneider .................................1956-60 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Mike Reddick .................................1980-84

526 517 507 454 390 369 348 323 276 274 258

ASSISTS Frank Ireland ..................................1987-91 Brad Weston ...................................1978-82 Terry Johnson .................................1985-89 Ravii Givens ...................................1999-03 Buzzy O’Connell .............................1973-77 Rob Wilkes .....................................1989-93 Glenn Wilkes ..................................1976-80 Glynn Myrick ...................................1980-84 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Derrick McDowell............................1978-82 Jason Alexander .............................1994-96

234 168 134 126 107 87 81 49 49 46

BLOCKED SHOTS Lorenzo Williams ............................1989-91 Randy Anderson .............................1985-89 Derrall Dumas.................................1988-91 Mike Reddick ..................................1980-84 Chad Lambert .................................1994-98 Sebastian Singletary.......................1998-01 Tim Lang .........................................2006-09 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Ricky McConnell .............................1998-02 Andrew Woodward .........................1984-88

235 172 156 152 150 149 133 129 127 127

STEALS E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 Alexis McMillan ...............................2001-03 Kerry Blackshear ............................1992-96 Ravii Givens ...................................1999-03 Gabe McMillen................................2003-07 Sebastian Singletary.......................1998-01 Kennith Johnson .............................1995-99 Frank Ireland ..................................1987-91 Randy Anderson .............................1985-89

123 123 117 116 116 115 115 115 112 111 110 110 110 109 109

GAMES PLAYED Kris Thomas ...................................2005-09 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-09 Gabe McMillen................................2003-07 Frank Ireland ..................................1987-91 Terry Johnson .................................1985-89 Eric Diaz .........................................2005-09 Rob Wilkes .....................................1989-93 J.J. Hirst..........................................2004-08 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 Jimmy Kuhl .....................................1985-89 Santos Hampton .............................1998-02 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 Ehren Wallhoff ................................1991-95 Randy Anderson .............................1985-89 Dalton Epting ..................................1958-62

Kerry Blackshear is Stetson’s career leader in points, field goals, three-point field goals and steals.

FIELD GOALS FG Made 671 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 648 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 608 Frank Burnell .................................1979-83 601 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 597 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 593 Joel Hancock .................................1958-62 562 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-06 539 Earnest Killum ...............................1968-70 536 Bill Hester ......................................1961-65 533 Bob Jenkins ...................................1964-68 527 Dalton Epting .................................1958-62

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 3-FG Made 170 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 153 Derrick DeWitt ...............................1999-04 143 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 143 Garrett Davis .................................1995-99 136 Mark Brisker ..................................1990-92 127 Kris Thomas ...................................2005-09 126 Ravii Givens ...................................1999-03 122 Ehren Wallhoff ...............................1991-95 111 Kennith Johnson ............................1995-99 107 Jason Alexander ............................1994-96 102 Rob Wilkes ....................................1989-93

FREE THROWS FT Made 494 Dalton Epting .................................1958-62 464 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 410 Derrell Boone .................................1966-70 399 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-09 392 Bob Jenkins ...................................1964-68 371 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 357 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 353 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 353 Joel Hancock .................................1958-62 314 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 312 Bill Hester ......................................1961-65

FG Attempted 1469 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 1422 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 1312 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 1283 Joel Hancock .................................1958-62 1230 Frank Burnell .................................1979-83 1215 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 1201 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-09 1183 Bill Hester ......................................1961-65 1146 Bob Jenkins ...................................1964-68 1120 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 1077 Earnest Killum ...............................1968-70

3-FG Attempted 473 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 442 Derrick DeWitt ...............................1999-04 422 Ravii Givens ..................................1999-03 416 Kris Thomas ...................................2005-09 412 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 379 Mark Brisker ..................................1990-92 342 Garrett Davis .................................1995-99 304 Ehren Wallhoff ...............................1991-95 304 Kennith Johnson ............................1995-99 292 Rob Wilkes ....................................1989-93 280 Jason Alexander ............................1994-96

FT Attempted 668 Dalton Epting .................................1958-62 653 E.J. Gordon ....................................2002-06 582 Derrell Boone .................................1966-70 547 Garfield Blair ...................................2005-09 537 Bob Jenkins ...................................1964-68 514 Randy Anderson ............................1985-89 497 Ron Beal ........................................1968-72 492 Santos Hampton ............................1998-02 475 Anthony Register ............................2002-06 442 Kerry Blackshear ...........................1992-96 440 Jimmy Kuhl ....................................1985-89

FG Percentage (minimum 100 made) .609 Mel Daniels (368-604) ....................1976-78 .602 Jim Ramsey (201-334) ...................1979-81 .596 Clifford Johnson (143-240) .............1979-81 .584 Pete Nordhorn (208-356)................1972-76 .581 Kevin Tucker (233-401) ..................1977-79 .564 Derrall Dumas (394-699) ................1988-91 .550 Jeff Warbritton (208-378) ................1996-98 .546 Fred Ross (284-520) ......................1970-75 .546 LeRoy Wilson (233-427) .................1972-74 .535 John Haslem (292-546) ..................1972-74

3-FG Percentage (minimum 50 made) .424 Alex Urosevic (56-132) ...................1988-90 .420 Frank Ireland (100-238) ..................1987-91 .419 Gary Coachman (62-148) ...............1982-87 .418 Garrett Davis (143-342) ..................1995-99 .415 Maurice Cowan (78-188) ................1988-90 .401 Ehren Wallhoff (122-304)................1991-95 .388 Bjorn Gehrke (52-134) ....................1987-89 .382 Jason Alexander (107-280) ............1994-96 .379 Terry Johnson (86-227) ..................1985-89 .377 Gabe McMillen (58-154) .................2003-06

FT Percentage (minimum 100 made) .866 Garrett Davis (291-336) ..................1995-99 .862 Jason Alexander (243-282) ............1994-96 .842 Joel Hancock (353-419) .................1958-62 .832 Jorge Fernandez (139-167) ............1981-85 .819 Ravii Givens (276-337) ...................1999-03 .800 Buzzy O’Connell (180-225) ............1973-77 .799 Barry Faith (131-164) .....................1971-72 .798 Walt Kilcullen (265-332) .................1965-68 .797 Bill Clark (232-291) .........................1962-65 .789 Brad Weston (165-209) ..................1978-82

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Individual Season Records SCORING Earnest Killum (29 games) .............1969-70 Mark Brisker (28 games) ................1991-92 Earnest Killum (26 games) .............1968-69 Gene Wells (28 games) ..................1958-59 Mark Brisker (31 games) ................1990-91 Maurice Cowan (32 games) ...........1989-90 Frank Burnell (28 games) ...............1982-83 Joel Hancock (28 games) ...............1961-62 Kerry Blackshear (27 games) .........1994-95 Dalton Epting (28 games) ...............1961-62

179 173 171 162 145 142 139 138 137 135 135

ASSISTS Terry Johnson .................................1986-87 Ravii Givens ...................................2000-01 Frank Ireland ..................................1989-90 Buzzy O’Connell .............................1976-77 Brad Weston ...................................1981-82 Buzzy O’Connell .............................1975-76 Jason Alexander .............................1994-95 Richard Layer .................................1956-57 Frank Ireland ..................................1988-89 Terry Johnson .................................1987-88 Glynn Myrick ...................................1983-84

Scoring average (minimum 15 games) 25.6 Earnest Killum (29 games) ............1969-70 24.2 Earnest Killum (26 games) ............1968-69 22.6 Mark Brisker (28 games) ...............1991-92 22.2 Gene Wells (28 games) .................1958-59 21.0 Gene Wells (25 games) .................1957-58 20.4 Kerry Blackshear (27 games) ........1994-95 20.2 Bill Hester (24 games) ...................1964-65 19.9 Jason Alexander (27 games) .........1995-96 19.9 Frank Burnell (28 games) ..............1982-83 19.9 Mel Daniels (27 games).................1976-77

121 113 72 55 54 53 43 43 39 39

BLOCKED SHOTS Lorenzo Williams ............................1989-90 Lorenzo Williams ............................1990-91 Mike Reddick ..................................1981-82 Randy Anderson .............................1985-86 Mike Reddick ..................................1982-83 Derrall Dumas.................................1988-89 Derrall Dumas.................................1989-90 Randy Anderson .............................1986-87 Randy Anderson .............................1988-89 Chad Lambert .................................1995-96

87 69 66 64 61 60 58 55 55 53 53

STEALS Alexis McMillan ...............................2002-03 Alexis McMillan ...............................2001-02 E.J. Gordon ....................................2003-04 Anthony Register ............................2005-06 E.J. Gordon ....................................2005-06 Gabe McMillen................................2006-07 Jason Alexander .............................1995-96 EJ Gordon ......................................2002-03 Sebastian Singletary.......................1998-99 E.J. Gordon ....................................2004-05 Terry Johnson .................................1986-87

Points 741 633 630 622 603 596 556 554 552 550

360 351 327 312 311 302 300 298 285 282 282

REBOUNDS Ralph Miller ....................................1958-59 Ken Showers ..................................1970-71 Dalton Epting ..................................1960-61 Lorenzo Williams ...........................1990-91 Randy Anderson ............................1986-87 Ken Showers .................................1968-69 Lamar Deaver ................................1962-63 Mac Stones.....................................1955-56 Mel Daniels ....................................1976-77 Bill Schneider .................................1959-60 Mac Stones ....................................1956-57

FIELD GOALS FG Made 296 Earnest Killum (29 games) .............1969-70 279 Gene Wells (28 games) ..................1958-59 243 Earnest Killum (26 games) .............1968-69 229 Gene Wells (25 games) ..................1957-58 220 Dirk Ewing (27 games) ...................1978-79 219 Maurice Cowan (32 games) ...........1989-90 217 Mark Brisker (28 games) ................1991-92 210 Frank Burnell (28 games) ...............1982-83 209 Joel Hancock (28 games) ...............1961-62 204 Kerry Blackshear (27 games) .........1994-95

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 3-FG Made 70 Mark Brisker (31 games) ................1990-91 66 Mark Brisker (28 games) ................1991-92 64 Jason Alexander (27 games) ..........1995-96 62 Gary Coachman (28 games) ..........1986-87 61 Derrick DeWitt (28 games) .............1999-00 61 Maurice Cowan (32 games) ...........1989-90 57 A.J. Smith (29 games) ....................2008-09 54 Terry Johnson (28 games) ..............1987-88 53 Mark Lohuis (32 games) .................2007-08 49 Eugene Ambrose (29 games) .........2000-01

FG Attempted 597 Gene Wells (28 games) ..................1958-59 584 Earnest Killum (29 games) .............1969-70 500 Mark Brisker (28 games) ................1991-92 493 Earnest Killum (26 games) .............1968-69 472 Joel Hancock (28 games) ...............1961-62 465 Gene Wells (25 games) ..................1957-58 447 Mark Brisker (31 games) ................1990-91 437 Maurice Cowan (32 games) ...........1989-90 432 Garfield Blair ...................................2008-09 430 E.J. Gordon (27 games) .................2002-04

3-FG Attempted 194 Mark Brisker (28 games) ................1991-92 185 Mark Brisker (31 games) ................1990-91 168 A.J. Smith (29 games) ....................2008-09 166 Jason Alexander (27 games) ..........1995-96 166 Derrick DeWitt (28 games) .............1999-00 148 Gary Coachman (28 games) ..........1986-87 147 Mark Lohuis (32 games) .................2007-08 139 Kris Thomas (31 games) ................2006-07 138 Anthony Register (32 games) .........2005-06 138 Kris Thomas (29 games) ................2008-09

FG Percentage (minimum 70 made) .648 Clifford Johnson (92-142) ..............1979-80 .634 Mel Daniels (180-284) ...................1977-78 .627 Kevin Tucker (136-217) .................1978-79 .624 Pete Nordhorn (146-234)...............1975-76 .619 Jim Ramsey (125-202) ..................1980-81 .595 Derrall Dumas (116-195) ...............1988-89 .592 Gary Coachman (77-130) ..............1984-85 .592 Derrall Dumas (174-294) ...............1989-90 .588 Leroy Wilson (110-187) .................1973-74 .588 Mel Daniels (188-320) ...................1976-77

3-FG Percentage (minimum 25 made) .467 Gabe McMillen (42-90) ...................2005-06 .458 Ehren Wallhoff (38-83)....................1993-94 .455 Maurice Cowan (61-134) ................1989-90 .453 Garrett Davis (43-95) ......................1998-99 .443 Terry Johnson (54-122) ..................1987-88 .435 Kennith Johnson (37-85) ................1996-97 .433 Frank Ireland (29-67) ......................1988-89 .426 Rob Wilkes (40-94) .........................1992-93 .419 Gary Coachman (62-148) ...............1986-87 .418 Garrett Davis (41-98) ......................1996-97

Stetson University

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GAMES PLAYED 32

17 Tied

32 31 31 31 31 31 31 31

GAMES STARTED Anthony Register ............................2005-06 Maurice Cowan...............................1989-90 Lorenzo Williams .............1989-90, 1990-91 Garfield Blair ...................................2006-07 Gabe McMillen................................2006-07 Kris Thomas ...................................2006-07 Garfield Blair ...................................2007-08 A.J. Smith .......................................2007-08

Mark Brisker made a school record 70 threepointers in 1990-91, and he nearly tied that mark with 66 three-pointers in 1991-92.

FREE THROWS FT Made 202 Dalton Epting (28 games) ...............1961-62 161 Garfield Blair (31 games)................2007-08 160 Mel Daniels (27 games)..................1976-77 150 Dalton Epting (27 games) ...............1960-61 150 Donell Grier (27 games) .................1992-93 149 Earnest Killum (29 games) .............1969-70 148 Mel Daniels (27 games)..................1977-78 145 Derrell Boone (29 games) ..............1969-70 145 Bob Jenkins (27 games) .................1966-67 144 Earnest Killum (26 games) .............1968-69 143 Bob Mack (28 games) ....................1970-71 FT Attempted 272 Dalton Epting (28 games) ...............1961-62 214 Lamar Deaver (28 games)..............1962-63 214 Garfield Blair (31 games)................2007-08 212 Donell Grier (27 games) .................1992-93 211 Mel Daniels (27 games)..................1977-78 202 Mel Daniels (27 games)..................1976-77 198 Bob Jenkins (27 games) .................1966-67 197 Dalton Epting (27 games) ...............1960-61 197 Bob Mack (28 games) ....................1970-71 193 Dave Stowers (26 games) ..............1975-76 FT Percentage (minimum 60 made) .888 Garrett Davis (87-98) ......................1997-98 .884 Jorge Fernandez (61-69) ................1984-85 .883 Buzzy O’Connell (68-77) ................1975-76 .879 Jason Alexander (123-140) ............1995-96 .877 Joel Hancock (136-155) .................1961-62 .868 Garrett Davis (79-91) ......................1998-99 .865 Garrett Davis (90-104) ....................1996-97 .849 Bill Hester (135-159).......................1964-65 .847 Bill Clark (127-150) .........................1964-65 .845 Jason Alexander (120-142) ............1994-95

Team Season Records POINTS 2594 ......................................1969-70 2578 ......................................1989-90 2307 ......................................1978-79 2288 ......................................1968-69 2286 ......................................1990-91

REBOUNDS 1342 .....................................1969-70 1329 .....................................1956-57 1297 ......................................1970-71 1284 ......................................1958-59 1242 ......................................1959-60

BLOCKED SHOTS 176 ........................................1989-90 171 ........................................1990-91 113 .........................................1988-89 110 .........................................1985-86 108 ........................................1981-82

SCORING AVERAGE ......................................1969-70 ......................................1968-69 ......................................1956-57 ......................................1978-79 ......................................1957-58

ASSISTS 505 ........................................1979-80 505 ........................................1989-90 464 ........................................1978-79 459 ........................................1988-89 453 ........................................1976-77

STEALS 282 ........................................2002-03 277 ........................................2005-06 262 ........................................2003-04 259 ........................................2001-02 239 ........................................2006-07

FIELD GOALS FG Made 977 .......................................1969-70 972 .......................................1989-90 924 .......................................1978-79 863 .......................................1988-89 860 .......................................1968-69

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 3-FG Made 235 ........................................2008-09 210 .......................................1991-92 200 ........................................2007-08 195 ........................................2006-07 187 .......................................1993-94

FREE THROWS FT Made 640 .......................................1969-70 618 .......................................1956-57 590 .......................................1959-60 579 .......................................1970-71 575 .......................................1966-67

FG Attempted 2052 .....................................1969-70 2017 .....................................1958-59 1997 .....................................1989-90 1928 .....................................1959-60 1872 .....................................1986-87

3-FG Attempted 762 ........................................2008-09 619 .......................................1991-92 615 ........................................2007-08 585 ........................................2006-07 516 .......................................2000-01

FT Attempted 943 .......................................1956-57 898 .......................................1969-70 837 .......................................1970-71 820 .......................................1959-60 817 .......................................1968-69

FG Percentage .518 ......................................1977-78 .515 ......................................1982-83 .511 .......................................1978-79 .511 .......................................1973-74 .510 ......................................1975-76

3-FG Percentage .404 ......................................1989-90 .401 ......................................1988-89 .386 ......................................1987-88 .380 ......................................1992-93 .371 ......................................1995-96

FT Percentage .756 ......................................1983-84 .748 ......................................1995-96 .747 ......................................1964-65 .747 .......................................2002-03 .745 ......................................1966-67

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Team Game Records

MISCELLANEOUS Games 32 ..........................................1989-90 32 ..........................................2005-06 32 ..........................................2007-08 31 ..........................................1990-91 31 ..........................................2006-07 Wins 22 ..........................................1974-75 22 ..........................................1969-70 Consecutive Wins 19 ..........................................1931-32 15 (modern) ...........................1969-70

Glenn Wilkes coached the Hatters to school record 22-win seasons in 196970 and again in 1974-75.

Individual Individual Game Game Records Records

Points .........................................................................143 vs. St. Leo (11-30-91) Points in a Half ............................................................73 vs. St. Leo (11-30-91) Field Goals Made ............................ 51, three times, last vs. St. Leo (11-30-91) Field Goal Attempts .................................... 103 vs. Georgia Southern (2-2-55) Field Goal Percentage .................. 71.1 (32-45) vs. Hardin-Simmons (1-19-89) 3-Point Field Goals Made ...............................................18 vs. Iona (12-30-91) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts ...........................................37, vs. Troy (1-22-01) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage .......100.0 (6-6) vs. Georgia Southern (3-6-90) Free Throws Made ........................................ 52 vs. Georgia Teachers (3-2-57) Free Throw Attempts .................................... 68 vs. Georgia Teachers (3-2-57) Free Throw Percentage ...........................100.0 (17-17) vs. Biscayne (1-30-76) ..........................................................................100.0 (6-6) vs. Florida (11/27/07) Rebounds ................................................................. 78 vs. Hartwick (12-21-67) Assists ................................ 30, twice, last vs. Southeastern Louisiana (3-3-94) Steals .......................................................................19 vs. Anderson (12-29-98) Blocked Shots ............................................................ 11 vs. Samford (2-28-91) Largest Win Margin ......................................... 68 (85-17) vs. Tampa (1-26-42) Largest Loss Margin .............................. 54 (101-47) at Texas Tech (12-22-01) Largest Home Win ........................................... 68 (85-17) vs. Tampa (1-26-42) Largest Road Win ................................. 43 (106-63) vs. Georgia State (3-7-89) Largest Home Loss ......................36 (103-67) vs. Georgia Southern (1-30-92) Largest Road Loss ................................ 54 (101-47) at Texas Tech (12-22-01) Fewest Points (modern day) ........................................38 vs. Texas (11-14-08) Fewest Points, Half (modern day) ...... 13 three times, last vs. NC State (11-26-00) Most Points Allowed ........................................ 126 vs. Oral Roberts (2-17-79) Most Points Allowed, Half ........................................ 66 at Troy State (2-27-03) Fewest Point Allowed ................................................4 vs. St. Pete JC (3-6-46) Fewest Points Allowed (modern day) ...... 36 vs. Johnson & Wales (11-24-08) Fewest Points Allowed, Half .....................................2 vs. St. Pete JC (3-6-46) Fewest Points Allowed, Half (modern day) ............... 13 vs. Samford (2-3-94)

Points .................................... 48 by Mel Daniels vs. UNC Wilmington (2-19-77) Field Goals Made ............................ 20 by Bob Jenkins vs. Frederick (2-17-66) Field Goals Attempted .... 36 by Earnest Killum vs. Georgia Southern (3-7-70) Field Goal Pct. ....................... 92.3 (12-13) by Chad Lambert vs. FIU (1-25-96) Consecutive FG Made ........................16 by Jim Ramsey vs. Mercer (2-12-81) ............................................................ 16 by Jim Ramsey vs. Samford (2-14-81) ...................................................... 16 by Jim Ramsey vs. Jacksonville (2-17-81) 3-Point FG Made ...............................8 by Alex Urosevic vs. Eckerd (11-29-89) 3-Point FG Attempted ...................... 12 by Mark Brisker vs. St. Leo (11-30-91) .................................................................. 12 by A.J. Smith vs. Belmont (2-2-09) ..........................................12 by Mark Brisker vs. Bethune-Cookman (11-25-91) 3-Point FG Pct. ........100.0 (6-6) by Jason Alexander vs. Fla. Atlantic (1-27-96) Free Throws Made .................... 21 by Barry Faith vs. Chicago State (2-28-72) ........................................................ 21 by Jason Alexander vs. Mercer (2-11-95) Free Throws Attempted .............. 23 by Jason Alexander vs. Mercer (2-11-95) Free Throw Pct. ....................... 1.000 (18-18) by Bill Hester vs Miami (2-14-65) Consecutive FT Made ................... 21 by Barry Faith vs. Chicago St. (2-28-72) Rebounds .......................................... 25 by Ralph Miller vs. Pikeville (12-9-57) Assists .................... 15 by Brad Weston vs. Southwestern Louisiana (1-18-82) Steals .......................... 8, twice by Alexis McMillan, last vs. Campbell (1-25-03) Blocked Shots .......... 8, three times by Lorenzo Williams, last vs. Samford (1-31-91)

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Mel Daniels

Brad Weston

Lorenzo Williams

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Hatter Season-By-Season Leaders Year 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957

Scoring Points-Avg. Garfield Blair ................... 518-17.3 Garfield Blair ................... 499-16.1 Garfield Blair ................... 408-13.2 E.J. Gordon ..................... 465-15.5 Anthony Register ............ 434-16.1 E.J. Gordon ..................... 454-16.8 E.J. Gordon ..................... 383-14.7 Ravii Givens .................... 337-13.0 Sebastian Singletary ....... 418-14.4 Sebastian Singletary ....... 428-15.3 Garrett Davis ................... 446-16.5 Jeff Warbritton ................. 372-14.3 Garrett Davis ................... 343-12.7 Jason Alexander ............. 537-19.9 Kerry Blackshear............. 552-20.4 Kerry Blackshear............. 390-17.0 Donell Grier ..................... 504-18.7 Mark Brisker .................... 633-22.6 Mark Brisker .................... 603-19.5 Maurice Cowan ............... 596-18.6 Randy Anderson ............. 419-15.5 Randy Anderson ............. 376-15.7 Randy Anderson ............. 490-15.8 Charles Stevenson.......... 381-13.6 Jorge Fernandez ............. 381-14.1 Glynn Myrick ................... 412-14.7 Frank Burnell................... 556-19.9 Frank Burnell................... 483-18.6 Wilbur Montgomery ......... 459-17.0 Dirk Ewing ....................... 394-14.6 Dirk Ewing ....................... 510-18.9 Mel Daniels ..................... 508-18.8 Mel Daniels ..................... 536-19.9 Dave Stowers.................. 494-19.0 Otis Johnson ................... 413-15.9 John Haslem ................... 420-16.2 Bill Williams ..................... 381-15.2 Ron Beal ......................... 454-18.2 Ron Beal ......................... 484-17.3 Earnest Killum ................. 741-25.6 Earnest Killum ................. 630-24.2 Derrell Boone .................. 336-14.0 Bob Jenkins .................... 487-18.0 Bob Jenkins .................... 385-16.0 Bill Hester........................ 485-20.2 Bill Hester........................ 402-16.1 Lamar Deaver ..................511-18.3 Joel Hancock .................. 554-19.8 D. Epting / J. Hancock .... 504-18.7 Bill Schneider .................. 432-14.9 Gene Wells ..................... 622-22.2 Gene Wells ..................... 524-21.0 Dave Howard .................. 369-14.8

Year Steals Stl.-Avg. 2009 Kris Thomas ........................ 37-1.3 2008 Kris Thomas ........................ 44-1.4 2007 Gabe McMillen .................... 60-1.9 2006 Anthony Register ................ 64-2.0 2005 E.J. Gordon ......................... 53-2.0 2004 E.J. Gordon ......................... 66-2.4 2003 Alexis McMillan ................... 87-4.0* 2002 Alexis McMillan ................... 69-2.7 2001 Ravii Givens ........................ 47-1.6 2000 Ravii Givens ........................ 44-1.8 1999 Sebastian Singletary ........... 55-2.0 1998 Kennith Johnson ................. 30-1.2 1997 Kennith Johnson ................. 39-1.2 1996 Jason Alexander ................. 58-2.1 1995 Jason Alexander ................. 46-1.8 1994 Kerry Blackshear................. 36-1.6 1993 Bryant Conner ..................... 34-1.3 1992 Bryant Conner ................... 38-1.7 1991 Frank Ireland ....................... 38-1.3 1990 Frank Ireland ....................... 44-1.5 1989 Frank Ireland ....................... 31-1.1 1988 Terry Johnson ..................... 29-1.0 * - NCAA Division I leader

Stetson University

Rebounding Reb.-Avg. Garfield Blair ..................... 232-7.7 Garfield Blair ..................... 178-5.7 Garfield Blair ..................... 178-5.7 E.J. Gordon ....................... 194-6.5 E.J. Gordon ....................... 186-6.9 E.J. Gordon ....................... 192-7.1 Josef McNeal .................... 126-4.8 Santos Hampton ............... 201-7.7 Hampton/Singletary........... 268-9.2 Sebastian Singletary ......... 260-9.3 Sebastian Singletary ......... 226-8.4 Jeff Warbritton ................... 231-8.9 Fred Entenman ................. 173-6.4 Kerry Blackshear ............... 191-7.1 Kerry Blackshear ............... 184-6.8 Ehren Wallhoff ................... 143-4.9 Donell Grier ....................... 173-6.4 Donell Grier ....................... 227-8.1 Lorenzo Williams ............. 312-10.1 Lorenzo Williams ............... 269-8.4 Randy Anderson................ 225-8.3 Randy Anderson................ 189-7.9 Randy Anderson.............. 311-10.0 Randy Anderson................ 242-9.0 Rodney Williams ............... 152-5.4 Mike Reddick..................... 237-8.5 Gary Mims ......................... 189-6.8 Mike Reddick..................... 211-7.8 Wilbur Montgomery ........... 226-8.4 Wilbur Montgomery ........... 200-7.4 Greg Guye......................... 213-7.9 Mel Daniels ....................... 244-9.0 Mel Daniels ..................... 285-10.6 Pete Nordhorn ................... 191-7.3 Otis Johnson ..................... 233-9.0 John Haslem ..................... 213-8.2 Bill Williams ....................... 244-9.8 Ron Beal ........................... 142-5.7 Ken Showers ................... 351-13.5 Derrell Boone .................... 225-7.8 Ken Showers ................... 302-11.6 Chris Ralston ..................... 207-8.0 Chris Ralston ..................... 211-7.8 Ron Moore ........................ 215-8.6 Ron Moore ........................ 250-9.6 Bill Hester ........................ 263-10.5 Lamar Deaver ................. 300-10.7 Lamar Deaver ................... 242-8.6 Dalton Epting................... 327-12.1 Bill Schneider .................... 282-9.7 Ralph Miller ..................... 360-12.9 Ralph Miller ..................... 248-10.3 Mac Stones ..................... 282-11.3 Blocks Blk.-Avg. Tim Lang ............................. 35-1.2 Tim Lang ............................. 16-0.5 Tim Lang ............................. 30-1.0 Chief Kickingstallionsims..... 22-0.7 Borislav Djordjic .................. 12-0.5 Borislav Djordjic .................. 16-0.6 Alexis McMillan ................... 22-1.0 Alexis McMillan ................... 22-0.8 Sebastian Singletary ........... 28-1.0 Sebastian Singletary ........... 26-1.0 Sebastian Singletary ........... 33-1.2 Chad Lambert ..................... 26-1.0 Chad Lambert ..................... 21-0.8 Chad Lambert ..................... 39-1.4 Milton Turner ....................... 23-0.9 Travis Garrett ...................... 33-1.4 Donell Grier ......................... 23-0.9 Donell Grier ......................... 22-0.8 Lorenzo Williams ............... 113-3.6 Lorenzo Williams ............... 121-3.8 Derrall Dumas .................... 53-2.0 Randy Anderson.................. 31-1.3

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Assists Ast.-Avg. A.J. Smith .......................... 110-3.8 A.J. Smith ............................ 80-2.5 Gabe McMillen .................... 99-3.2 E.J. Gordon ......................... 92-3.1 Will Holloman ...................... 75-2.9 E.J. Gordon ......................... 83-3.1 Ravii Givens ........................ 73-2.9 Ravii Givens ........................ 98-3.8 Ravii Givens ...................... 173-6.0 Ravii Givens ...................... 110-4.4 Mario Haynes .................... 102-4.1 Mario Haynes ...................... 83-3.2 Kennith Johnson.................. 90-3.3 Jason Alexander ................ 119-4.4 Jason Alexander ................ 139-5.6 Tremayne Thomas .............. 90-3.1 Rob Wilkes ........................ 111-4.1 Rob Wilkes ........................ 116-4.1 Frank Ireland ..................... 126-4.2 Frank Ireland ..................... 171-5.7 Frank Ireland ..................... 137-4.7 Terry Johnson .................... 135-4.8 Terry Johnson .................... 179-5.8 Terry Johnson .................... 115-4.1 Robert Rowe ....................... 87-3.3 Glynn Myrick ...................... 135-4.8 Glynn Myrick ........................ 95-3.4 Brad Weston ...................... 145-5.4 Brad Weston ...................... 133-4.9 Brad Weston ...................... 129-4.8 Brad Weston ...................... 110-4.1 Glenn Wilkes Jr. ................ 122-4.7 Buzzy O’Connell ................ 162-6.0 Buzzy O’Connell ................ 142-5.5

Otis Johnson led the Hatters in scoring and rebounding in 1975.

Randy Anderson led the Hatters in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots in 1986-87 and again in 1987-88.

Mike Reddick led the Hatters in rebounding in 1982 and 1984.

Jason Alexander led the Hatters in scoring, assists and steals in 1995-96.

* Led the Nation

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All-America Joel Hancock 1960-61 NAIA (honorable mention/AP) 1960-61 NAIA (honorable mention/UPI) 1960-61 NAIA (honorable mention/Chuck Taylor) Lamar Deaver 1962-63 NAIA (honorable mention/UPI)

Earnest Killum earned a total of six All-America honors following the 1968-69 and 1969-70 seasons.

Earnest Killum 1968-69 NCAA “College” Div. (3rd Team/NABC) 1968-69 NCAA “College” Div. (1st team/AP) 1968-69 NCAA “College” Div. (2nd team/UPI) 1969-70 NCAA “College” Div. (3rd Team/NABC) 1969-70 NCAA “College” Div. (1st team/AP) 1969-70 NCAA “College” Div. (2nd team/UPI)

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1st Team All-Conference Randy Anderson, f ...................................... 1986-87 Randy Anderson, f ...................................... 1988-89 Derrall Dumas, c ......................................... 1989-90 Mark Brisker, g............................................ 1990-91 Mark Brisker, g............................................ 1991-92 Donell Grier, f ............................................. 1992-93 Jason Alexander, g ..................................... 1994-95 Kerry Blackshear, g/f .................................. 1994-95 Jason Alexander, g ..................................... 1995-96 Jeff Warbritton, c ........................................ 1997-98 Sebastian Singletary, f ................................ 1999-00 Sebastian Singletary, f ................................ 2000-01

2nd Team All-Conference Gary Coachman, f ...................................... 1986-87 Randy Anderson, f ...................................... 1987-88 Lorenzo Williams, c .................................... 1990-91 Bryant Conner, g ........................................ 1992-93 Kerry Blackshear, g/f .................................. 1993-94 Garrett Davis, g/f ........................................ 1998-99 E.J. Gordon, g ............................................ 2003-04 Anthony Register, g .................................... 2004-05 E.J. Gordon, g ............................................ 2005-06 Garfield Blair, g ........................................... 2007-08 Garfield Blair, g ........................................... 2008-09

3rd Team All-Conference Maurice Cowan, g ...................................... 1989-90 Kerry Blackshear, g/f .................................. 1994-95 Sebastian Singletary, f ................................ 1998-99

All-Freshman Team Kerry Blackshear, g/f .................................. 1992-93 Eugene Ambrose, g .................................... 2000-01 Mark Stiles, c .............................................. 2001-02 E.J. Gordon, g ............................................ 2002-03

Player of the Year Kerry Blackshear ........................................ 1994-95

Coach of the Year Dan Hipsher. ............................................... 1994-95

Newcomer/Freshman of the Year Mark Brisker ............................................... 1990-91 Kerry Blackshear ........................................ 1992-93 Jason Alexander ......................................... 1994-95 E.J. Gordon ................................................ 2002-03

All-Tournament Randy Anderson ......................................... 1986-87 Gary Coachman ......................................... 1986-87 Frank Ireland .............................................. 1989-90 Bryant Conner ............................................ 1993-94 Travis Garrett .............................................. 1993-94 Patrick Sams .............................................. 1993-94 E.J. Gordon ................................................ 2005-06

Player of the Week Jason Alexander .....................................................3 Randy Anderson .....................................................3 Kerry Blackshear ....................................................4 Garfield Blair ...........................................................1 Mark Brisker ...........................................................2 Maurice Cowan ......................................................1 Garrett Davis ..........................................................1 E.J. Gordon ............................................................2 Ravii Givens ...........................................................1 Donnell Grier ..........................................................2 Santos Hampton .....................................................3 Terry Johnson .........................................................1 Gabe McMillen .......................................................1 Anthony Register ....................................................1 Patrick Sams ..........................................................1 Sebastian Singletary ..............................................2 A.J. Smith ...............................................................1 Jeff Warbritton ........................................................1

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

All-Time Letterwinners A Jason Alexander ....................1994-96 Frank Allen ............................1968-69 Eugene Ambrose ...................2000-01 Kenneth Anderson .................1949-50 Levan Anderson ....................1974-75 Randy Anderson ....................1985-89 Robert Anderson ...................1936-38 Russell Anderson ..................1941-42 Hicks Arnold ..........................1939-40 B Glenn Bailey ..........................1916-17 Rick Bales .............................1971-72 Gabriel Barbosa ....................2004-05 Tom Barnard ...........1961-62, 1963-65 Robert Barnes .......................1940-42 Mike Barnett ..........................1986-88 Ron Barnhill ...........................1989-90 H.H. Baskin ...........................1914-15 Guy Batsel .............................1964-66 Lance Baylis ..........................1977-78 Ronald Beal ...........................1968-72 Charles Behrens ....................1946-48 Ed Benjamin ..........................1948-49 Lawrence Bernard .................1924-28 Mike Bezner ..........................1973-75 Rob Biasotti ...........................1986-88 Edwin Binford ........................1934-36 Donald Black .........................1942-43 Kerry Blackshear ...................1992-96 Garfield Blair ..........................2005-09 Pete Blodnick ........................1978-79 Derrell Boone ........................1966-70 Larry Bottom ..........................1948-51 Gene Bowden ........................1950-51 Joyce Bowen .........................1921-23 Shawn Bowen .......................2007-09 Tom Boynton .........................1946-47 Richard Branham ..................1935-38 Ben Bridges ...........................2004-05 J.C. Bridges ...........................1972-75 Mark Brisker ..........................1990-92 Jack Brooks ...........................1947-49 Peter Brooks ..........................1959-61 Karl Bruschayt .......................1989-91 Fred Bryant ............................1963-66 Steve Buchanan ....................1963-67 Frank Burnell .........................1979-83 Craig Butts .............................2000-02 Bill Byrom ..............................1949-50 C George Cadwallader .............1928-29 Raymond Cagni .....................1936-38 Henry Callahan ......................1924-25

Jerry Callahan .......................1955-56 James Camp .........................1927-28 Jim Carlin...............................1951-54 Forsyth Caro ..........................1916-17 Jack Carson ..........................1957-59 Ted Cassidy ............1950-51, 1952-55 Joseph Check ........................1931-33 Bill Clark ................................1962-65 Gary Coachman .....1982-83, 1984-87 Isaac Coats ...........................1975-77 Charles Cobb ........................1936-39 Steve Coleman ......................1987-89 Leland Collins ........................1920-23 John Colombo .......................1934-36 Bryant Conner .......................1990-94 Charles “Corky” Corzine ........1978-80 Dimitri Cosmios .....................1992-95 Charles Covington .................1923-25 Maurice Cowan .....................1988-90 Marcus Cowart ......................1990-91 Willoughby Cox .....................1919-21 Kevin Craig ............................2002-04 Steve Crombie .......................1923-26 Bob Crumpton .......................1952-56 Stanley Culp ..........................1927-28 Eric Cumbie ...........................1985-89 Bill Cunningham ....................1981-82 D Jay Daniels ............................1984-86 Kenny Daniels .......................1989-91 Mel Daniels ............................1976-78 Larry Davenport .....................1967-68 Dave Davidson ......................1967-69 Garrett Davis .........................1995-99 Lamar Deaver ........................1961-63 Norris Deaver ........................1945-46 Tommy Deen .........................1945-46 Chris Desiderio ......................1989-92 Derrick DeWitt ........1999-00, 2001-04 Eric Diaz ................................2005-09 Steve Dixon ...........................1974-75 Borislav Djordjic .....................2003-05 John Dompe ..........................1957-61 Al Dompe ...............................1932-33 Jack Dortch ...........................1964-65 Fritz Drake .............................1937-39 Harris Drew............................1922-23 Art Drogue .............................1965-66 Jimmy Duffett.........................1945-46 Brown Dumas ........................1928-29 Derrall Dumas........................1988-91 Forrest Dunkle .......................1913-14 John Dunn .............................1980-83 Olivier Dupiton .......................2007-09 Michael DuPont .....................1984-86 E Don Eakin ..............................1948-52 Tracy Echols ..........................1980-81 Findley Edge .........................1935-38 Richard Elton .........................1932-33 Phil Enlow ..............................1947-48 Fred Entenman ......................1993-97 Dalton Epting .........................1958-62 Ed Eubanks ...........................1958-60 Bert Eustice ...........................1926-29 George Everett .......1947-49, 1950-51 Dirk Ewing .............................1978-80

Best known as Lurch the Butler on TV’s “The Addams Family,” Ted Cassidy was a Stetson Hatter in the early 1950s.

Stetson University

F Barry Faith .............................1971-72 Carl Farriss .............1911-12, 1913-14 Lloyd Fenno ............1914-17, 1919-20 Jorge Fernandez ...................1981-85 Howard Fisher .......................1913-14 Frank Foltz.............................1940-42

Curt Forrester ........................1975-78 Roy Fox .................................1946-47 Chet Freeman .......................1924-28 Richard Fromhart ..................1934-36 Linwood Funderburk ..............1945-46 G Archie Gale ............................1968-70 Curtis Gardiner .......1915-17, 1919-21 Billy Garrett ............................1951-54 Travis Garrett .........................1992-94 Terry Gates ............................1976-77 Harry Gaylord ........................1932-34 Torbjorn Gehrke .....................1987-89 Eddie Gilliland ........1915-17, 1919-20 Ravii Givens ..........................1999-03 Floyd Gladden .......................1959-63 Ryan Gladieux ........1993-94, 1995-98 James Golden .......................1939-42 E.J. Gordon ...........................2002-06 John Gorzeman .....................1931-33 Dean Gough ..........................1934-36 Cecil Grant ............................1928-29 Bernie Gray ...........................1960-61 Mel Gregory ...........................1954-58 Donell Grier ...........................1991-93 Jimmy Gross..........................1925-27 Jesse Grove ..........................1967-71 Greg Guye .............................1977-80 H Page Haddock .......................1933-34 Willard Haldeman ..................1931-33 Roger Halle ...........................1949-50 Ken Hamen ...........................1971-72 William Hamilton ....................1920-21 Santos Hampton ....................1998-02 Joel Hancock .........................1958-62 Shanks Hansel ......................1950-54 John Harriman .......................1929-31 John Haslem .........................1972-74 Dewey Hawkins .....................1940-41 Alfred Hayes ..........................1946-49 Edwin Haynes .......................1982-83 Mario Haynes ........................1997-00 Hakim Hazim .........................1987-88 Bob Hearin ............................1956-58 Clark Heffrin...........................1930-31 Tony Hemphill ........................1983-85 Beryl Heninger .......................1927-28 Bill Hester ..............................1961-65 Vern Higgs .............................1955-56 David Hill ...............................1994-97 Tony Hill .................................1971-73 Andrew Himel ........................2002-03 Greg Hinman .........................1982-86 J.J. Hirst.................................2004-08 Kelly Hite ...............................1998-00 Frank Hobson ........................1922-24 Howard Hodgden ..................1913-17 Steve Hoffert..........................1997-01 Steve Holland ........................1967-70 William Hollander ..................1915-16 Karl Hollingsworth .................2004-06 Will Holloman.........................2004-05 Beemer Hoolihan ...................1955-57 Richard Hopkins ....................1954-55 Jim Horn ................................1989-91 Dave Howard .........................1953-57 Ed Hughes .............................1939-40 Kernel Hughes .......................1921-22 Tom Hunter ............................1976-77 I John Imgrund ........................1951-54 Frank Ireland .........................1987-91 Don Iverson ...........................1955-58

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Garrett Davis, 1995-99 J Tim Jacobs ............................1988-89 Roland Jarrard .......................1946-47 Jim Jarrett ..............................1962-64 Fred Jefferson .......................1957-59 Bob Jenkins ...........................1964-68 Eddie Jenkins ........................1982-84 Martin Jenkins .......................1986-88 Bryan Jennings Jr., ................1941-42 Bryan Jennings .......1911-12, 1913-15 Earl Jenkinson .......................1928-30 Albert Johnson ......................1977-78 Bill Johnson ...........................1950-51 Carl Johnson .........................1929-30 Clifford Johnson.....................1979-81 Harold Johnson .....................1930-31 Kennith Johnson ....................1995-99 Otis Johnson .........................1974-75 Terry Johnson ........................1985-89 Horace Jonah ........................1931-32 Denton Jones ........................1972-74 Derrick Jones ........................1984-86 Hugh Jones ........................... 1911-12 Robert Jones .........................1940-41 Shanne Jones .......................1994-95 A.A. ‘’Steve” Jordan ...............1913-14 J. Willis Junkin .......................1914-15 K Walter Kaczmarek .................1978-81 Edward Kaleel .......................1940-41 William Kaleel ........................1928-29 John Kearns ..........................1946-49 Peyton Keaton .......................1992-93 John Kee ...............................1990-91 Ron Kellam ............................1993-96 Chief Kickingstallionsims .......2004-06 Walt Kilcullen .........................1965-68 Earnest Killum .......................1968-70 Ken Kincaid ...........................1962-64 Keith King ..............................1954-55 Mike Kirk ................................1976-78 Thomas Kirkland ...................1936-39 Jim Kitchens ..........................1954-58 Mike Klarer ............................1968-69 Ed Knittle ...............................1933-34 Jimmy Kuhl ............................1985-89 Jerry Kunes ...........................1945-46 Rudolph Kunkel .....................1920-22 L Eugene Lamb ........................1939-41 Chad Lambert ........................1994-98 David Lang ............................1936-37 Tim Lang ................................2006-09 Tom Lawrence .......................1933-35 Tommy Lawrence ..................1971-73 Ken Lawson ...........................1957-58

All-Time Letterwinners Mike Lay ................................1975-77 Richard Layer ........................1954-57 Harry Leighty .........................1945-46 Hank Levine ..........................1950-51 Bill Livingston ........................1947-49 Bob Lockett ...........................1933-34 Todd Loe ................................1974-76 Mark Lohuis ...........................2006-09 John Loveland .......................1966-70 Danny Lucas ..........1982-84, 1985-87

Howard O’Flynn .....................1951-52 Collins Okafor ........................2006-07 Jack Oksnee ..........................1950-53 Sheldon Oliver .......................2006-09 Joe O’Lone ............................1947-49 Pat O’Neal .............................1958-61 Jim Orr ...................................1968-72 Louis Ossinsky ......................1923-24 Keith Ostwalt .........................1966-68 Tony Overton .........................1991-93

M Bob Mack ..............................1969-71 Mike Maloney ........................1980-82 Gene Mancino .......................1949-50 Ryan Marifke .........................1994-96 Max Markovitz .......................1922-23 Earl Marsh .............................1946-49 Ed Marsh ...............................1925-27 Alex Mathis ............................1938-40 Kris Matuszewski ...................1993-94 Jordan Maynard ....................1946-50 Donnie Mays .........................1982-84 Ricky McConnell ....................1998-02 Wilton McCully .......................1948-50 Frank McDonald ....................1941-42 Derrick McDowell...................1978-82 Trevour McIntosh ...................2002-06 Barney McLaughlin ................1959-60 Alexis McMillan ......................2001-03 Gabe McMillen ......................2003-06 Josef McNeal .........................2000-04 Hamilton McPherson .............1913-14 Dawson McQuaig ..................1955-56 Dale Melching ........................1941-43 Kevin Meredith ......................2001-02 Pete Mikell .............................1929-30 Don Miller ..............................1958-60 Francis Miller .........................1916-17 Nate Miller .............................1994-98 Ralph Miller ...........................1957-59 Rufus Miller.............1915-17, 1919-22 Russell Milton ........................1959-60 Gary Mims .............................1980-84 Frank Minehart .......1935-37, 1938-39 Nelson Minter ........................1915-16 Curt Moffett ............................1955-57 Wilbur Montgomery ...............1977-81 Ray Moody ............................1961-62 Ron Moore .............................1964-66 Roy Moore .............................1924-25 Paul Morris ............................1974-76 Robert Morris .........................1928-32 Van Morris ..............1998-99, 2000-03 Winfield Mosley .....................1929-32 William Mox ...........................1927-30 Glenn Myrick..........................1980-84

P Brad Painter ..........................1989-90 Floyd Palmer .........................1915-16 Jack “Sonny” Parker ..............1957-58 Doug Parlin ............................1964-66 Clifford Parmley .....................1938-40 Bob Paschal ..........................1962-64 Evan Patterson ......................2002-03 Robert Peck ...........................1949-50 Arvid Peterson .......................1949-52 Rudolph Peterson ..................1914-15 Herbert Phillips ......................1934-36 Bill Pickens ............................1963-64 James Pitchford .....................1977-78 John Poole ............................1961-62 Phil Pratt ................................1973-77 Greg Price .............................1970-73 Dave Purdue .........................1976-78 Carl Purtz...............................1940-43 Kenneth Purtz .........1941-43, 1946-47 Walter Purtz ............1941-43, 1945-47

N Rudy Nelson ..........................1932-34 John Nesbit ...........................1959-60 Edwin Nesmith ......................1947-49 Robert Newman ....................1928-29 Walt Nichols ...........................1949-51 Harry Nickerson ..................... 1911-12 Kelsa Nixon ...........................1950-51 Pete Nordhorn .......................1972-76 Calvin Norman .......................1975-76 Thomas Norris .......................1921-22 Burdette Northrup ..................1914-15 Paul Northrup ........................1914-15 Royal Nunamaker ..................1925-26 O Buzzy O’Connell ....................1973-77 J.W. O’Connell .......................1915-16 John Offutt .............................1934-36

R Graeme Radford ....................2007-09 Chris Ralston .........................1965-69 Jim Ramsey ...........................1979-81 Dana Rasch ...........................1994-95 Herbert Ray ...........................1920-22 Josh Reaser ..........................2000-03 Mike Reddick .........................1980-84 William Reese.........1940-41, 1946-47 Anthony Register ...................2002-06 Alfred Reid .............................1942-43 Dick Reinking ........................1950-52 William Reynolds ...................1953-57 Clyde Richardson ..................1978-79 Louis Riette ...........................1922-24 Bert Ripley .............................1945-46 Rick Roach ............................1978-82 Billy Roberts ..........................1949-50 Bob Roberts ..........................1948-49 Perry Roberts ........................ 1911-12 Will Robertson .......................1997-01 Donald Robinson ...................1934-36 Sam Robinson .......................1972-73 Derrick Rogers.......................2000-01 Marty Romaine ......................1973-74 Ted Rosa ...............................1945-46 Fred Ross ...............1970-71, 1973-75 Marty Rossi............................1949-52 Robert Rowe .........................1984-86 Charles Rowland ...................1946-48 Norman Royal .......................1925-26 Roland Rucker .......................1982-83 Carroll Runyon ......................1922-24 John Russell ..........................1919-21 George Rutherford ... 1915-17, 1919-20 Joseph Ruzzo ........................1932-33 Stewart Ryan .........................1936-39 Jay Ryczek ............................2002-06

Robert Sandles ......................1930-33 Al Sappia ...............................1949-50 Phil Sargent ...........................1958-59 Dick Scates ...........................1970-72 Vince Schaeffer ......1937-38, 1939-40 Mitchell Schemer ...................1933-34 Bill Schneider ........................1956-60 Harold Schubiger ...................1919-23 Marty Schuette ......................1976-80 Alan Schwartz .......................1975-78 Bob Scott ...............................1960-61 Charles Scovil .......................1914-15 Roy Scovil .............................1914-15 Bill Seitz .................................1972-75 Steve Sellers .........................1975-77 Lester Shebel ........................1930-32 Frank Shelton ........................1961-64 James Shotten ......................1939-40 Ken Showers .........................1967-71 Tim Shuler .............................1981-85 Dick Silvers ............................1952-55 Brad Sinclair ..........................1979-80 Sebastian Singletary .............1998-01 Frank Siskovic .......................1955-57 Bert Slade ..............................1933-35 A.J. Smith ..............................2006-09 Eddie Smith ...........................1973-75 Jack Smith .............................1950-54 Kenneth Smith .......................1930-31 Lanier Smith ...........1937-41, 1945-46 Malon Smith ..........................1958-59 Phil Smith ..............................1945-46 Steve Smith ...........................1966-67 Thomas Smith .......................1923-27 William Smith .........................1942-43 Robert Snyder .......................1924-25 John Socash ..........................1929-32 Mark Southall ........................1990-91 Jack Sparks ...........................1960-64 James Staten ........................1991-93 Steve Sterling ........................1969-70 Charles Stevenson ................1985-87 Don Stewart ...........................1942-43 Mark Stiles .............................2001-05 Wayne Stokes .......................1971-72 Mac Stones ............1950-51, 1954-57 Dave Stowers ........................1974-76 George Straus .......................1931-34 Steve Surface ........................1958-59 Barry Sullivan ........................1982-85 Gustav Swanson ...................1936-39 James Sweeney ....................1929-31 T Jim Taveniere ........................1949-53 Charles Taylor........................ 1911-12 Doug Teal ..............................1945-46 Jack Teare .............................1923-24 Dewey Terrell .........................1960-64

S Robert Sample ......................1939-41 Donnell Sampson ..................1987-91 Patrick Sams .........................1992-94 Myron Samson ......................1946-49

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Jimmy Terrell .........................1961-62 Kris Thomas ..........................2005-09 Tremayne Thomas ................1991-95 Ben Thompson ......................1965-67 Seton Tomyn...........1968-69, 1972-73 William Tomyn .......................1931-32 Mike Torba .............................1950-52 Nick Triantafellu .....................1947-49 Charles Tribble .......1922-24, 1925-26 Louis Tribble ..........................1913-15 Kevin Tucker ..........................1977-79 Milton Turner ..........1994-96, 1997-98 Frank Turnquist ......1911-12, 1913-15 Ronald Tyre ...........................1947-48 U Esten Ulmer ...........................1927-30 John Urich .............................1930-32 Alex Urosevic ........................1988-90 Brian Utley .............................1995-96 V Mike Vacher ...........................1966-68 Harold Vann ...........................1936-40 Nelson Vinal ..........................1946-47 W Hewitt Walker ........................1915-16 Johnny Walker .......................1990-91 Dan Wallace ..........................1969-72 Ehren Wallhoff .......................1991-95 Jeff Warbritton .......................1996-98 John Ward .............................1959-60 Ken Ware ...............................1969-71 Charles Warren .....................1959-61 Vernon Waters .......................1960-64 David Watts ...........................1996-98 Buddy Weaver .......................1957-58 Ron Webster............................... 1968 Robert Wehrmeyer ................1975-77 Al Weldon ..............................1946-48 Gene Wells ............................1957-59 C.T. “Spike” Welshinger .........1926-29 Brad Weston ..........................1978-82 Randy Weston .......................1980-81 Cliff White ..............................1971-74 Edgar White ...........................1986-87 Russell White ........................1916-17 Francis Whitehair ..................1919-21 Everett Whitman .....1940-41, 1942-43 Frank Wideman ..................... 1911-12 Grant Wilbanks ......................1947-49 Glenn Wilkes Jr., ...................1976-80 Rob Wilkes ............................1989-93 Bill Williams ...........................1972-75 Brandon Williams ..................2006-09 Lorenzo Williams ...................1989-91 Louis Williams........................1971-73 Rodney Williams ....................1984-86 Jack Wilson ...........................1954-55 LeRoy Wilson ........................1972-74 Fred Wimer ............................1949-50 George Wood ........................1991-94 Stan Wood .............................1962-63 Roger Woodbury ...................1965-69 Duval Woodford .....................1950-51 Andrew Woodward ................1984-88 Herb Wotring .........................1934-36 Y Jim Yaeger .............................1962-66 Alvin Yarger ...........................1926-29 Jim Yonge ..............................1950-54 Les Yother .............................1971-74 Wes Young ............................1965-66

Charles Stevenson, 1985-87

Z Oscar Zachary .......................1929-30

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Hatter Graduates 1998-2009 Kevin Craig (Sugar Land, TX) Graduated in 2004. Turned down a couple of offers to play in Europe. Worked for an investment banking branch of Deutche Bank on Wall Street. Currently pursuing MBA at SMU in Dallas, TX. Garrett Davis (Dallas, TX) Graduated in 1999. Is currently a corporate executive with the John Deere Corporation in Reno, NV. Derrick DeWitt (Pembroke Pines, FL) Graduated in 2003. Started HS coaching career in Atlanta, GA. Borislav Djordjic (Mitrovica, Serbia) Graduated in August, 2005. Is currently playing professionally for Evreux in France.

Fred Entenman (Dayton, OH) Graduated in 1999. Is currently a strength trainer in Germany.

Ravii Givens (Albany, GA) Graduated in 2004. Currently working for family medical services business in Albany, GA. He also is enrolled in graduate school seeking his Masters in Special Education at Albany State University.

Ryan Gladieux (Rossford, OH) Finished his undergraduate studies in 1997 and graduated from the Stetson Business school in 1999.

Is currently a corporate exec. in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Santos Hampton (Albany, GA) Graduated in 2002. Played professionally in Cypress and Turkey during the 2002-2003 season. Currently working in sales in Houston, TX. Mario Haynes (Moss Point, MS) Graduated in 2000. Is currently working as a school teacher in Tampa.

J.J. Hirst (Okechobbee, FL) Graduated in 2008. Pursuing graduate degree in Rehabilitative Medicine at UCF. Kelly Hite (Tampa, FL) Graduated in 2000. Earned Masters in Business at Stetson in 2001.

2004 graduate Kevin Craig worked on Wall Street, now pursuing MBA at SMU in Dallas, TX.

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Steve Hoffert (Eden Prairie, MN) Graduated in 2001. Earned a Masters in Accounting at University of Florida and is now an accountant.

Karl Hollingsworth (Atlanta, GA) Graduated in 2006. Currently playing professionally in WBA. Resides in Atlanta, GA. Kennith Johnson (Miami, FL) Graduated in 1999 and earned Masters in Education from Stetson. Is currently a high school basketball coach at Miami Central in Miami.

Chad Lambert (Sterling Heights, MI) Graduated in 1998. Is currently an advertising executive in Michigan.

Ricky McConnell (Tampa, FL) Graduated in 2002. Is currently working for a computer firm in Tampa.

Alexis McMillan (College Park, GA) Graduated in 2003. Continuing to pursue his professional basketball career. in U.S. leagues.

Currently resides in Atlanta.

Gabe McMillen (Largo, FL) Graduated in 2007. Currently playing professionally in Spain for ADT Tarragina.

Anthony Register (Atlanta, GA) Graduated in June 2006. Worked in the finance department for a Georgia Congressman. Out of school turned down an offer to play in Australia and is currently working in real estate in Atlanta, GA. Will Robertson (Mesquite, TX) Graduated in 2001. Is a pharmaceutical rep in Gainesville, FL. Jay Ryczek (East Haddam, CT) Graduated in June 2006. Currently working in the insurance industry in CT. Sebastian Singletary (Jacksonville, FL) Graduated in 2001. Played professionally in Spain (2001), Chile (2002) and Switzerland (2003). Is currently an assistant coach at Stetson.

Mark Stiles (Jacksonville, FL) Graduated in December 2004. Currently working on his masters degree in accounting and working for an accounting firm in West Palm Beach, FL. Milt Turner (Pensacola, FL) Graduated in 1998. Is currently an officer in the Air Force.

Josef McNeal (High Springs, FL) Graduated in 2004. Secured a position in Gainesville, FL in the computer industry.

Jeff Warbritton (Tampa, FL) Graduated in 1998. Played basketball in England for two years and is currently working with his father’s business in Tampa.

Nate Miller (Indianapolis, IN) Graduated in 1998. Is currently a lawyer in Indianapolis.

David Watts (Chicago, IL) Graduated in 1999. Is currently a pharmaceuticals representative in Miami.

Van Morris (Leesville, LA) Graduated in 2002. Earned Masters in Business in 2004. Currently works in the insurance industry in Atlana, GA. He continues to stay involved in basketball through the AAU circuit. He also worked for Nike with their summer basketball camps, including Michael Jordan’s Nike-Santa Barbara Camp.

Tim Lang (Victoria, Aus.) Graduated i

Josh Reaser (New York, NY) Graduated in 2004. Joined the Marines as an officer.

Is currently stationed overseas.

2007 graduate Gabe McMillen is currently playing professionally in Spain for ADT Tarraguna.

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Garfield Blair (Orlando, FL) Graduated i Eric Diaz (Miami, FL) Graduated i Kris Thomas (Lithonia, GA) Graduated i

2003 graduate who started HS coaching career in Atlanta, GA.

Player Development Professionals in the Waugh Era

Sebastian Singletary, 2001 Played Professionally in Europe and South America

Santos Hampton, 2002 Played Professionally in Switzerland

Borislav Djordjic, 2005 Playing Professionally in Sweden

“At Stetson, I not only improved my basketball skills, but I was able to create a professional physique. I gained 10 pounds, lost 8% body fat and bench pressed 345 lbs. my senior year.

My development at Stetson was crucial to my success overseas”.

“The greatest development I experienced in my life occurred at Stetson both on and off the court. I learned about work ethic, nutrition and total body development. Without my time there, I would not have advanced to the professional level.”

“I came to Stetson with a big body and a desire to improve, and I left with a much bigger body and a great all-around game. I have a better work ethic that will allow me to be a successful pro for years to come.”

- Borislav Djordjic

- Santos Hampton

- Sebastian Singletary

“At Stetson, we treat our players as adults and stress self-motivation, which makes for better professionals whether it be in the basketball world or any other chosen field.”

- Head Coach Derek Waugh

Former Hatters in the NBA Earnest Killum, 1970 ..............................................Los Angeles Lakers Otis Johnson, 1975 .......................................................... Golden State Frank Burnell, 1983 .................................................................... Seattle Lorenzo Williams, 1991 ...............................Charlotte, Orlando, Boston ................................................................................ Dallas, Washington

Former Hatters Playing Professionally

Former Hatter Lorenzo Williams played for seven seasons in the NBA

Otis Johnson, 1975 ..................................................................Belgium Dave Stowers, 1976 .....................................................................Spain Mel Daniels, 1978 .................................................................. Argentina Greg Guye, 1980 ................................................................... Argentina Glenn Myrick, 1984 ....................................................................Austria Mike Reddick, 1984 ...........................................................Italy, Greece Randy Anderson, 1989 ............................................................Australia Terry Johnson, 1989 ......................................................... U.S. leagues Maurice Cowan, 1990 .............................................................Australia Derrall Dumas, 1991 ....................................................Portugal, Japan Frank Ireland, 1991 ................................................................... Europe Mark Brisker, 1992 ....................................................................... Isreal Donell Grier, 1993 ..................................................................... Europe Bryant Conner, 1994 .................................................................... Israel Jason Alexander, 1996 ............................................................... Turkey Kerry Blackshear, 1996 .............................. Germany, Argentina, Brazil Jeff Warbritton, 1998 ................................................................England Frederick Entenman, 1997 ..................................................... Germany David Watts, 1998 ........................................................................USBL Sebastian Singletary, 2001 ............................Spain, Chile, Switzerland Santos Hampton, 2002 .....................................Cyprus, Turkey, France Alexis McMillen, 2003 ............................................WBA, U.S. Leagues Borislav Djordjic, 2005 ..............................................................Sweden Mark Stiles, 2005 .................................................................... Germany E.J. Gordon, 2006 ......................................................... WIFL (football) Karl Hollingsworth, 2006 ...............................................................WBA Gabe McMillen, 2007 ...................................................................Spain Tim Lang, 2009 ........................................................................Australia

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2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Year-By-Year Results 1900-01 Overall: 2-1 Head Coach: Unknown Date Opponent W/L Result 11/29 Rollins L 5-7 12/19 at Rollins W 9-6 2/2 at Rollins W 8-6 1903-04 Overall: 1-2 Head Coach: Unknown Date Opponent W/L Result 1/5 at Rollins W 14-13 1/25 Rollins L 6-21 2/12 at Rollins L 7-26 1907-08 Overall: 1-0 Head Coach: Unknown Date Opponent W/L Result at Florida State College W 15-9 1909-10 Overall: 2-2 Head Coach: Unknown Date Opponent W/L Result at Orlando Professionals L 8-18 Orlando Professionals W 36-16 at Jacksonville YMCA L 18-24 at Duval High School W 34-27 1911-12 Record: 1-7 Head Coach: Neil Jones Date Opponent W/L Result 1/20 at Orlando L 8-18 1/26 Orlando L 7-17 2/16 Florida Southern L 6-22 2/22 at Orlando L 9-19 2/23 at Jacksonville YMCA L 18-24 2/24 at DeLand High W 34-27 3/9 Tennessee Military Inst.

L 7-17 3/16 Orlando L 11-25 1913-14 Overall: 9-2 Head Coach: A.A. “Steve” Jordan Date Opponent W/L Result 12/5 Michigan “Big 5” W 38-19 12/6 Daytona High School W 49-17 12/11 Florida Southern W 30-16 1/9 Michigan “Big 5” W 42-13 1/14 Palatka High School W 34-21 1/23 Sanford High School W 55-10 1/28 Michign “Big 5” W 36-19 1/29 at Palatka High School W 27-22 1/30 vs. Keewatin L 15-21 2/10 at Jacksonville YMCA L 19-39 2/11 at Duval High School W 32-16 1914-15 Overall Record: 4-8 Head Coach: S.B. Jennings Date Opponent W/L Result 1/9 Duval High School L 10-25 1/23 Michigan “Big 5” W 24-5 1/29 Florida Southern L 22-24 2/4 at Winter Haven High L 13-52 2/5 at Ruskin College L 7-41 2/6 at Florida Southern L 16-42 2/10 at Duval High School L 24-26 2/11 at Jacksonville YMCA L 16-50 2/20 Daytona High School W 34-16 2/27 Michigan “Big 5” W 28-13 3/12 Ruskin College L 15-34 3/13 Ruskin College W 20-18 1915-16 Overall Record: 14-2 Head Coach: William “Dutch” Hollander Date Opponent W/L Result at Sanford City Ind. W 42-13 Sanford City Ind. W 22-5 at Orlando Athletic Club W 26-7 at New Smyrna High School W 38-2 Eustis High School W 60-14 at Duval High School L 25-31 at Florida School of Mutes W 59-17 vs. Keewatin W 19-17 at Jacksonville YMCA L 32-34 at Duval High School W 44-25 at New Smyrna High School W 61-10 Eustis High School W 62-13 Keewatin W 44-24 Florida Southern W 54-11 at Florida Southern W 42-13 at Eustis High School W 52-20 1916-17 Overall Record: 12-9 Head Coach: William “Dutch” Hollander

Stetson University

Date 1/4 1/8 1/9 1/11 1/17 1/18 1/19 1/20 1/22 1/22 1/23 1/24 1/25 1/26

Opponent W/L Result Rollins W 45-10 Tampa YMCA W 49-14 Ruskin College W 42-28 Rollins W 50-9 at Savannah Braves L 19-23 at Augusta YMCA L 19-48 at Spartanburg YMCA W 33-29 at Asheville YMCA W 43-20 at Asheville High School W 23-17 at Bingham School W 26-22 at Charlotte YMCA L 32-41 at Davidson L 17-42 at Statesville All Stars L 20-60 at Durham YMCA W 42-34 at Trinity College W 43-37 1/29 at North Carolina State L 14-28 1/30 at Wake Forest College L 15-25 1/31 at Sumter YMCA W 45-13 2/1 at Duval High School L 29-33 2/2 at Jacksonville YMCA W 26-25 2/8 DeLand All Stars L 18-19 1919-20 Overall Record: 11-2 Head Coach: Horace T. “Pug” Allen Date Opponent W/L Result Daytona National Guard W 87-6 Rollins W 55-16 Florida W 35-28 1/30 at Catholic Club W 57-29 1/31 at Jacksonville YMCA W 33-27 2/2 at Mercer L 27-43 2/3 at Gordon Miltary Academy W 37-13 2/4 at Locust Grove W 77-16 2/5 at Georgia Tech L 33-44 at Rollins W 55-20 at Tampa Imps W 33-27 Tampa Imps W 58-22 Jacksonville YMCA W 32-23 1920-21 Overall Record: 5-2 Head Coach: Horace T. “Pug” Allen Date Opponent W/L Result Palatka AA W 31-10 at Palatka AA L 15-27 1/15 at Florida W 36-18 Florida Miltary Academy W 68-12 at Rollins W 62-19 1/22 Florida W 55-16 at Jacksonville All-Stars L 33-39 1921-22 Overall Record: 1-3 Head Coach: Horace T. “Pug” Allen Date Opponent W/L Result 1/15 at Florida L 25-45 at Rollins W 26-19 at Miami YMCA L 23-33 at Rollins L 33-37 1922-23 Overall Record: 3-6 Head Coach: Horace T. “Pug” Allen Date Opponent W/L Result 12/15 at Daytona National Guard W 33-10 1/10 Daytona All Stars W 27-20 1/13 at Vero Beach Ind. L 8-46 1/15 at Ft. Lauderdale Ind. L 17-26 1/16 at Miami All Stars L 7-59 1/19 Sanford Masked Wonders W 25-19 2/3 at Rollins L 16-30 2/5 DeLand American Legion L 26-38 2/9 Rollins L 22-24 1923-24 Overall Record: 9-6 Head Coach: Horace T. “Pug” Allen Date Opponent W/L Result 1/14 at Seabreeze High School W 26-17 1/18 at Miami YMCA L 20-32 1/19 at Vero Beach Ind. W 18-9 1/21 Seabreeze High School W 25-4 1/25 Miami YMCA L 31-32 1/28 at Florida L 9-18 1/30 DeLand American Legion W 60-14 2/2 at Jacksonville Greenbacks W 28-20 2/3 at Jacksonville YMCA L 22-36 W 25-20 2/4 at Savannah Protestant Club 2/5 at Savannah Alliance Club W 24-21 2/6 at Elon L 25-29 2/7 at North Carolina State L 17-24 2/8 at College of Charleston W 26-21 2/20 Florida W 26-21 1924-25 Overall Record: 8-5 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan

Opponent W/L DeLand All Stars L at Lake Wales All Stars W at Tampa Imps W at St. Pete YMCA L Winter Park YMCA W at Winter Park YMCA W Tampa Imps W at Vero Beach Ind. L at Ft. Pierce Ind. L at Jacksonville Greenbacks W at Jacksonville YMCA L Jacksonville Greenbacks W Seabreeze High School W 1925-26 Overall Record: 17-4 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/2 DeLand All Stars W 1/5 at Seabreeze High School W 1/6 Daytona Athletic Club L W 1/8 at Lake Wales Independents 1/9 at Tampa Imps W 1/10 at St. Pete YMCA L 1/15 at Winter Park YMCA W 1/16 Florida L 1/18 at Rollins W 1/21 Winter Park YMCA W 1/23 at S. Jacksonville YMCA W 1/24 at American Rwy. Express W 1/26 at Florida Southern W 1/28 Tampa Imps W 2/1 Tampa Imps W 2/7 Jacksonville Greenbacks W 2/12 Rollins W 2/20 at Tampa Imps W 2/22 at Florida Southern W 2/27 Daytona Athletic Club W 3/3 # vs. Newberry L # - SIAA Playoffs (Greenville, S.C.) 1926-27 Overall Record: 5-4 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/12 at Daytona Independents L 1/13 at Tampa Independents L 1/18 Leesburg Independents W 1/26 Lakeland Independents W 1/28 Orlando All-Stars W 2/2 Daytona Independents W 2/9 Daytona Independents L 2/11 Rollins W 2/14 Florida Southern L 1927-28 Overall Record: 4-5 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/11 Orlando American Legion L 1/12 Daytona All-Stars W 1/17 Rollins W 1/19 at Ft. Pierce Ind. L 1/20 at Miami L 1/25 Miami W 1/27 at Florida Southern L 2/3 at Rollins L 2/10 Florida Southern W 1928-29 Overall Record: 8-4 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/7 Stetson Collegiates W 1/10 Orlando Independents L 1/15 Stetson Collegiates W 1/18 Rollins W 1/19 at Rollins W 1/21 at Orlando Independents L 1/22 Sanford Independents W 1/25 at Miami Professionals L 1/26 at Miami L 2/1 Rollins W 2/2 at Rollins W 2/6 Miami W 1929-30 Overall Record: 5-8 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/9 Georgia L 1/10 Georgia L 1/16 Florida L 1/21 Daytona Independents W 1/26 at Rollins L 1/27 at Cohen Bros.

L 1/29 Cincinnati YMCA L

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Date 1/1 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/16 1/21 1/28 1/31 2/1 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/12

Result 33-36 34-10 31-27 29-39 45-20 45-6 32-31 27-33 7-21 28-26 30-39 45-17 45-13

Result 49-9 45-13 22-36 34-10 32-31 29-39 45-20 23-24 33-18 45-6 28-26 38-9 32-31 17-15 43-11 32-18 56-9 51-20 21-34

Result 20-43 11-21 27-25 36-10 39-37 37-35 30-37 47-15 22-29

Result 21-24 34-28 29-16 49-63 25-33 32-26 19-33 19-29 18-15

Result 24-23 19-20 31-23 44-15 19-18 27-42 29-23 22-32 13-31 26-24 12-11 20-13

Result 16-40 23-27 14-17 47-24 15-16 34-36 27-35

1/31 2/7 2/12 2/14 2/24 3/1

at Florida L Rollins W at Florida Southern W at S. Florida Athletic Club W Florida Southern L Cohen Bros.

W 1930-31 Overall Record: 13-6 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 1/2 at Jacksonville La Touraine W 1/6 Orlando Independents W 1/9 Stetson Freshmen W 1/12 at Atwater Kent L 1/14 at Georgia State College W 1/15 at Columbus College W 1/16 at Mercer L 1/17 at Mercer L 1/21 Atwater Kent W 1/23 at Florida Southern L 1/28 at Vero Beach Ind. W 1/29 at Ft. Lauderdale Ind. L 1/30 at Miami W 2/4 Howard W 2/5 Howard W 2/7 at Orlando Independents W 2/12 Miami W 2/14 Florida Southern W 2/24 # vs. Mississippi College L # - SIAA Playoffs (Jackson, Miss.)

1931-32 Overall Record: 19-0 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 12/10 Orlando Independents W 12/12 at Orlando Independents W 1/2 Florida W 1/7 The Citadel W 1/8 The Citadel W 1/14 Florida Southern W 1/20 at Sears Roebuck Aristo W 1/21 Parris Island W 1/27 at J.E. Alliance (Savannah) W 1/28 at Charleston (SC) YMCA W 1/29 at The Citadel W 1/30 at Parris Island W 2/3 Howard W 2/4 Howard W 2/11 Georgia W 2/13 Rollins W 2/13 Rollins W 2/13 Rollins W 2/17 at Florida Southern W 1932-33 Overall Record: 13-7 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 12/16 Orlando Collegians W 12/19 Sparks Theatres W 12/23 at Orlando Collegians W 12/30 at Atwater Kent L 1/6 at Daytona Beach W 1/7 at Florida L 1/13 Atwater Kent W 1/17 at Southwestern W 1/18 at Centenary L 1/19 at Louisville Poly Tech W 1/21 at Mississippi Teachers W 1/27 Mercer W 2/3 Florida L 2/9 at Albany YMCA L 2/10 at Mercer L 2/14 at So. Georgia Teachers W 2/15 at The Citadel W 2/16 at Parris Island W 2/17 at College of Charleston W 3/2 # vs. Tennessee Poly L # - SIAA Playoffs (Jackson, Miss.)

1933-34 Overall Record: 11-11 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 12/17 Daytona Independents W 12/21 at Mt. Dora Independents W 12/22 at Leesburg Independents W at Lakeland Independents W at Orlando Independents W at Daytona Independents L 1/5 at Mercer W 1/8 at Southwestern Louisiana L 1/9 at Louisiana College W 1/10 at Centenary L 1/11 at Louisiana Tech L

26-40 43-25 38-34 42-23 33-34 34-23

Result 31-9 45-11 32-26 35-40 37-35 37-30 26-30 25-32 33-27 21-23 39-15 20-25 36-16 36-16 30-29 48-20 37-15 46-23 37-61

Result 35-15 26-6 30-25 39-29 29-24 52-24 31-24 44-16 28-24 33-31 27-22 33-20 39-15 42-16 30-27 28-15 17-6 32-14 36-20

Result 37-10 66-25 32-30 28-39 56-22 38-46 42-25 28-26 26-32 43-42 38-33 38-25 18-30 23-24 33-41 50-45 17-11 38-36 34-25 26-38

Result 38-37 27-18 27-25 36-19 39-37 20-43 35-26 25-26 28-27 30-36 31-50

Year-By-Year Results 1/12 at Mississippi Teachers 1/17 House of David Rollins at Florida Southern 1/26 at Firestone Independents 2/2 Tampa 2/6 Florida 2/13 Firestone Independents 2/14 at Tampa at Rollins 2/19 at Florida

L W W L L L W L L W L

1934-35 Overall Record: 12-5 Head Coach: Herbert McQuillan Date Opponent W/L 12/17 Daytona Independents W 12/28 at Daytona Independents W 1/2 at Cohen Bros.

W 1/6 at Southwestern Louisiana L 1/8 at Louisiana College L 1/9 at Louisiana Tech L 1/10 at Mississippi College W 1/11 at Mississippi Teachers W 1/18 Florida L 2/1 Tampa W 2/9 at Tampa W 2/12 at Florida W 2/14 Georgia W 2/21 Rollins W 2/25 Rollins W 2/26 at Rollins W 3/1 # vs. Millsaps L # - SIAA Playoffs (Jackson, Miss.)

33-36 41-18 47-15 22-29 21-23 33-34 33-30 29-42 48-49 53-18 19-34

Result 67-26 54-12 40-15 21-34 24-28 35-38 44-40 43-41 32-40 46-35 48-35 40-25 31-27 32-15 44-34 42-21 32-48

1935-36 Overall Record: 13-4 Head Coach: Chet Freeman Date Opponent W/L Result 12/18 Gainesville Night Hawks W 31-23 1/7 Florida L 24-27 1/7 Western Kentucky Teachers L 20-24 1/8 Western Kentucky Teachers L 24-25 1/14 at Florida W 30-23 1/16 Georgia W 35-21 1/31 at Cohen Bros.

W 32-23 2/5 Erskine W 27-22 2/6 Erskine W 36-25 2/7 at Tampa W 25-24 2/18 Mercer W 49-20 2/21 Tampa W 39-17 2/24 at Georgia Teachers W 45-39 2/25 at Mercer W 34-32 2/25 at Mercer W 45-28 2/26 at Mercer W 59-32 3/7 # vs. Western Kentucky L 36-50 # - SIAA Playoffs (Jackson, Miss.)

Date 12/16 1/1 1/5 1/6 1/11 1/15 1/16 1/19 1/25 2/5 2/6 2/9 2/10 2/11 2/12 2/13 2/16 2/17 2/18 2/21 2/26 2/27

Date 12/16 1/5 1/6 1/10 1/18

1936-37 Overall Record: 14-8 Head Coach: Chet Freeman Opponent W/L Result Sparks Theatres W 42-15 vs. Mercer L 27-36 Wofford L 29-31 Wofford W 39-36 at Sparks Theatres W 40-36 Emory & Henry W 41-36 Emory & Henry W 31-29 Florida W 34-32 Cohen Bros.

L 38-39 Union College L 21-40 Union College W 47-43 at Newberry W 28-24 at Erskine W 27-23 at Wofford W 35-34 at Presbyterian L 16-19 at So. Georgia Teachers L 28-33 Millsaps W 38-24 Millsaps L 31-33 at Florida L 33-40 Tampa W 19-18 at Cohen Bros.

W 33-24 at Tampa W 29-27 1937-38 Overall Record: 12-5 Head Coach: Chet Freeman Opponent W/L Result at Sparks Theatres W 57-38 Wofford W 42-27 Wofford W 44-28 at Florida L 27-39 Havana W 50-35

1/19 2/4 2/5 2/8 2/9 2/10 2/12 2/16 2/22 2/24 2/25

Havana Tampa Tampa at College of Charleston at Wofford at Wofford at Presbyterian at Tampa Florida College of Charleston College of Charleston # vs. Union # - SIAA Playoffs (Bowling Green, Ky.)

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

62-32 29-33 26-23 34-20 42-28 31-33 33-34 37-20 42-25 34-25 32-18 32-33

1938-39 Overall Record: 14-8 Head Coach: Chet Freeman / Brady Cowell Date Opponent W/L Result 12/9 North Carolina State L 15-25 1/3 Wofford L 20-21 1/4 Wofford L 30-33 1/13 Newberry W 32-26 1/14 Newberry W 27-23 1/17 Florida L 29-32 1/20 Havana W 47-21 1/21 Havana W 48-35 2/2 at Florida Southern W 49-23 2/3 Union W 44-40 2/4 Union W 49-41 2/6 at Erskine W 42-25 2/8 at Presbyterian W 34-28 2/9 at Newberry W 42-36 2/10 at Newberry L 29-39 2/16 Rollins W 50-25 2/18 at Florida L 26-28 2/22 Erskine W 52-37 2/23 Erskine L 29-33 2/24 at Florida Southern W 37-30 2/27 at Rollins W 54-25 3/2 # vs. Louisiana St. Normal L 23-32 # SIAA Playoffs (Bowling Green, Ky.)

Date 1/5 1/6 1/12 1/13 1/26 1/29 2/2 2/3 2/5 2/8 2/9 2/10 2/16 2/17 2/19 2/22 2/23 2/27

1939-40 Overall Record: 9-9 Head Coach: Ben Clemons Opponent W/L Result Wofford L 41-53 Wofford L 32-38 at Miami W 33-29 at Miami W 39-27 Tampa W 42-32 Erskine L 24-28 Rollins L 37-41 Florida Southern W 34-20 Florida L 30-32 at Presbyterian L 38-39 at Erskine L 29-32 at Newberry L 52-53 Miami W 46-37 Miami W 48-43 at Florida L 21-48 at Florida Southern W 25-21 at Tampa W 57-28 at Rollins W 40-33

1940-41 Overall Record: 13-7 Head Coach: Ben Clemons Date Opponent W/L Result 1/3 Presbyterian W 37-33 1/4 Presbyterian L 31-33 1/10 at Miami W 46-29 1/11 at Miami W 51-41 1/18 at Florida Southern W 43-30 1/30 at Rollins W 48-33 2/1 Florida L 32-36 2/5 Union College L 37-38 2/8 Miami W 45-40 2/9 Miami L 35-40 2/12 at Wofford W 50-40 2/13 at Wofford L 35-38 2/14 at Newberry W 34-27 2/15 at Presbyterian W 43-38 2/18 at Florida L 32-41 2/21 at Florida Southern W 45-30 2/24 Wofford W 40-26 2/27 Rollins W 62-31 # Louisiana St. Normal L 36-49 # - SIAA Playoffs (Bowling Green, Ky.) 1941-42 Overall Record: 11-3 Head Coach: Brady Cowell

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Date 1/10 1/13 1/17 2/7 2/12 2/13 2/14 2/18 2/20 2/23 2/26 3/2 3/5 3/6

Opponent Jacksonville NAS Florida Southern at Orlando Air Base at Florida Pipe Line Miami Miami Orlando Air Base at Jacksonville NAS at Florida Southern at Tampa Tampa Florida Pipe Line at Miami at Miami

Date 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/15 2/22 2/28 3/1 3/6

1945-46 Overall Record: 5-3 Head Coach: Brady Cowell Opponent W/L Result Florida Southern L 36-40 Tampa W 47-26 at Rollins W 49-31 St. Petersburg JC W 62-22 at Florida Southern L 32-50 Rollins W 34-30 Tampa L 28-37 at St. Petersburg JC W 51-4

Date 12/10 12/14 1/6 1/7 1/14 1/16 1/18 1/23 1/24 1/25 1/29 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/8 2/15 2/19 2/21 2/22 2/28

Date 12/5 12/12 12/14 12/30 1/8 1/9 1/13 1/16 1/17 1/20 1/22 1/24 1/30 1/31 2/2 2/6 2/13 2/17 2/20 2/23 2/24 2/28

Date 12/3 12/6 12/8 12/11 1/5 1/7 1/8 1/14 1/15

W/L Result W 38-32 W 85-23 W 50-42 L 38-49 W 47-42 W 42-34 W 63-49 L 27-31 W 62-32 W 77-35 W 85-17 W 50-26 W 44-37 L 36-46

1946-47 Overall Record: 11-10 Head Coach: Ben Clemons Opponent W/L Result Spring Hill (Ala.) W 43-36 Banana River NAS W 52-35 Wofford W 45-40 Wofford L 30-38 Florida L 31-39 Tampa W 45-39 at Florida Southern L 42-44 at Banana River NAS W 58-35 at Miami W 53-46 at Miami L 50-74 Morrison Field W 57-47 at Erskine W 44-28 at Newberry L 37-48 at Presbyterian W 57-47 at Wofford L 30-53 at Wofford L 43-57 Florida Southern W 41-30 at Florida L 38-56 Miami L 41-42 vs. Miami L 38-44 at Tampa W 31-30 1947-48 Overall Record: 8-14 Head Coach: Ben Clemons Opponent W/L Result Charleston L 28-32 Orlando Air Base W 37-31 Florida Southern W 36-33 Orlando Air Base W 52-43 Wofford L 42-52 Wofford L 49-53 Florida State W 65-56 Miami W 49-46 Miami L 39-59 Florida L 31-55 Florida Southern L 45-46 Mercer L 42-54 Erskine L 41-49 Newberry L 47-51 Wofford L 50-70 Tampa W 44-41 at Miami W 41-36 Florida L 39-48 at Jacksonville Navy L 58-66 at Mercer L 35-64 at Florida State L 38-41 at Tampa W 61-52 1948-49 Overall Record: 2-23 Head Coach: Ben Clemons Opponent W/L Result at Orlando Air Force Base W 87-32 Mississippi College L 48-50 at Florida L 34-67 Orlando Air Force Base W 2-0 at Florida State L 40-49 at Mississippi College L 47-53 at Millsaps L 50-52 Florida State L 36-40 Jacksonville Teachers L 44-55

1/18 1/21 1/25 1/29 1/31 2/3 2/5 2/9 2/11 2/12 2/17 2/18 2/19 2/22 2/26

Florida L 47-54 at Florida Southern L 43-51 Jacksonville NAS L 46-49 Florida Southern L 60-65 Tampa L 64-67 So. Georgia Teachers L 61-66 at Miami L 42-53 Lawrence Tech L 0-2 Miami L 58-70 Miami L 46-81 at So. Georgia Teachers L 45-73 at Charleston L 54-61 at Charleston L 52-53 Tampa L 59-72 Birmingham Southern L 58-62 # vs. Lambuth College L 46-56 # - Dixie Conf. Tournament (Johnson City, Tenn.)

1949-50 Overall Record 8-15 Head Coach: Bob Trocolor Date Opponent W/L 1/3 Green Cove Navy W 1/7 at Miami L 1/12 at Florida L 1/14 Jacksonville Navy L 1/16 at Green Cove Navy L 1/18 Mercer L 1/23 at Tampa L 1/24 Rollins W 1/25 Florida Southern W 1/28 at Florida State W 1/31 Tampa W 2/2 Georgia Teachers L 2/4 at Rollins W 2/8 Miami L 2/9 Miami L 2/10 at Florida Southern L 2/14 Florida W 2/15 at Jacksonville Navy W 2/16 at Mercer L 2/17 at Georgia Teachers L 2/20 Erskine L 2/23 Florida State L 2/25 Wofford L 1950-51 Overall Record: 14-11 Head Coach: Loren Ellis Date Opponent W/L 12/1 Florida Southern W 12/6 Patrick Air Force Base W 12/6 Jacksonville NAS W 12/8 Charleston W 12/9 Parris Island Marines L 1/2 Green Cove Navy W 1/6 Florida L 1/8 Rollins W 1/13 at Florida State W 1/16 at Florida L 1/20 at Rollins L 1/25 at Miami L 1/27 Florida State W 1/30 Rollins W 2/2 at Jacksonville NAS L 2/6 Tampa W 2/8 Erskine W 2/10 at Rollins W 2/14 Miami L 2/17 The Citadel L 2/19 at Florida Southern W 2/24 Green Cove Navy W 2/26 at Tampa L 3/2 # vs. Florida State L 3/2 # vs. Tampa L # - NAIB Playoffs (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1951-52 Overall Record: 16-4 Head Coach: Jay Pattee Date Opponent W/L 12/8 at Florida L 12/12 at Florida Southern W 12/15 Sewanee W 1/2 Yale W 1/3 at Jacksonville NAS W 1/7 Mercer W 1/8 Mercer W 1/10 at Tampa W 1/14 at Miami L 1/26 at Rollins W 1/30 at Bowling Green W 2/7 Florida State W 2/9 Miami L 2/12 at Rollins W

Result 50-38 58-65 51-64 85-88 58-59 57-64 45-73 63-48 59-50 70-61 73-65 59-78 70-46 61-88 63-82 51-53 57-53 63-59 57-62 61-84 57-67 68-74 60-76

Result 75-58 85-39 71-39 105-44 51-83 88-53 61-63 74-58 67-66 62-70 49-54 55-82 71-53 73-54 62-66 67-61 88-71 68-52 66-78 61-63 62-57 91-61 65-82 58-65 87-93

Result 56-63 63-48 75-52 64-52 78-56 97-59 79-66 85-81 57-88 72-69 71-69 58-48 74-80 70-68

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Year-By-Year Results 2/14 Jacksonville NAS W 69-61 2/21 at Mercer W 71-60 2/22 at Mercer W 63-59 2/23 at Florida State W 66-64 2/27 Tampa W 73-63 2/29 # Tampa L 64-79 # - NAIB 25th Regional Playoffs (DeLand, Fla.) 1952-53 Overall Record: 14-10 Head Coach: Dick Morland Date Opponent W/L Result 12/2 at Patrick Air Force Base W 57-53 12/6 Florida Southern W 97-51 12/10 at Rollins W 82-68 12/13 at Florida L 74-77 12/18 at Lake Forest W 64-56 12/19 at Illinois Wesleyan L 72-82 12/22 at Beloit L 65-74 1/3 vs. Louisville L 81-83 1/9 Tampa W 86-75 1/12 at Miami L 70-71 1/17 Rollins W 96-74 1/20 at Tampa W 71-65 1/23 Georgia Teachers W 83-82 1/24 Mercer W 77-68 2/4 Miami W 80-77 2/7 at Florida Southern W 86-82 2/10 at Florida State L 66-76 2/20 at Georgia Teachers L 84-89 2/21 at Mercer L 62-66 2/25 Florida State L 79-83 2/27 # Rollins W 83-75 2/28 # Florida State W 94-81 3/10 + vs. Iowa Teachers W 75-57 3/11 + vs. Southwest Missouri L 71-98 # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (DeLand, Fla.) + - NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.) 1953-54 Overall Record: 10-10 Head Coach: Dick Morland Date Opponent W/L Result 12/2 Florida Southern L 77-81 12/5 at Florida W 74-55 12/9 at Georgia Teachers W 73-63 12/10 at Mercer L 54-67 12/15 Rollins L 61-64 12/18 at Florida State L 71-74 1/4 & vs. Mississippi Southern L 84-86 1/5 & vs. Spring Hill L 56-75 1/11 University of Havana W 111-52 1/16 Florida State W 82-60 1/18 at Miami W 85-63 1/22 Georgia Teachers W 82-60 1/25 Tampa W 63-51 2/4 at Western Kentucky L 53-81 2/6 at Louisville L 61-79 2/11 Miami W 108-56 2/13 Mercer L 54-56 2/16 at Florida Southern W 75-65 2/19 at Tampa L 59-69 2/23 at Rollins W 82-64 & - Senior Bowl Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) 1954-55 Overall Record: 11-10 Head Coach: Dick Morland Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 at Florida Southern W 106-77 12/6 Wofford L 71-75 12/9 Georgia Teachers L 83-88 12/11 at Florida L 70-78 12/16 Elon College W 91-59 12/18 at Florida State L 79-94 1/11 Rollins W 71-57 1/15 Mercer W 87-82 1/22 at Tampa L 78-89 1/29 Florida State L 73-84 2/2 at Georgia Teachers L 91-100 2/4 at Wofford L 72-92 2/5 at Presbyterian W 81-80 2/7 at Mercer W 81-74 2/11 Tampa W 75-59 2/14 Miami W 89-85 2/16 Erskine W 90-75 2/19 at Rollins W 88-76 2/22 at Miami L 77-79 2/25 Florida Southern W 75-63 2/28 # at Florida State L 77-86 # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1955-56 Overall Record: 17-6 Head Coach: Dick Morland

Stetson University

Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 Florida Southern W 89-75 12/3 at Georgia Teachers W 99-93 12/6 Wofford W 90-82 12/10 at Florida State L 78-91 12/14 at Florida L 74-92 12/16 Western Carolina W 101-78 1/7 at Tampa W 90-76 1/11 Mississippi College W 96-76 1/14 Presbyterian W 89-81 1/16 at Miami L 79-85 1/19 at Rollins W 90-77 1/23 Tampa W 97-78 1/28 Mercer W 93-80 2/3 at Erskine W 93-85 2/4 at Wofford W 87-85 2/6 at Mercer L 83-90 2/8 Miami W 91-84 2/14 Erskine W 78-72 2/17 Rollins W 105-63 2/20 Florida State L 83-89 2/23 at Florida Southern W 90-71 3/2 # vs. Mercer W 118-91 3/3 # at Georgia Teachers L 86-112 # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Statesboro, Ga.) 1956-57 Overall Record: 17-8 Head Coach: Dick Morland Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 at Georgia Teachers L 59-84 12/5 Rollins W 88-87 12/8 at Florida L 69-84 12/11 Florida Southern W 85-82 12/14 Western Carolina W 93-75 12/15 Appalachian W 110-61 12/20 & vs. East Carolina W 76-70 12/21 & vs. Erskine L 73-75 1/5 at Tampa W 99-68 1/7 at Miami L 81-89 1/14 Florida State W 97-70 1/19 at Florida State L 86-104 1/26 Tampa W 59-37 2/1 at Mercer W 99-91 2/6 Miami W 95-93 2/8 Troy State W 100-76 2/11 Georgia Teachers W 91-84 2/13 Erskine W 65-49 2/16 Mercer W 116-72 2/19 at Rollins L 100-112 2/25 at Florida Southern L 74-80 3/1 # vs. Piedmont W 72-57 3/2 # at Georgia Teachers W 100-79 3/11 + vs. Wayne State W 100-84 3/12 + vs. Pacific Lutheran L 86-112 & - Parris Island Invitational # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Statesboro, Ga.) + - NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.) 1957-58 Overall Record: 14-11 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/4 at Florida L 65-79 12/6 Birmingham-Southern W 98-76 12/7 Georgia Teachers W 96-89 12/9 Pikeville College W 101-99 12/14 Western Carolina College W 89-83 1/4 Valdosta State W 118-74 1/8 at Miami L 80-103 1/11 Tampa W 91-73 1/13 at Florida Southern W 91-71 1/16 at Florida State L 60-77 1/18 at Memphis State L 58-64 1/25 Rollins W 88-71 1/29 at Georgia Teachers L 66-74 1/30 at Erskine W 73-68 2/1 at Mercer L 70-76 2/7 at Jacksonville W 108-91 2/8 Mercer L 76-78 2/11 Erskine W 91-61 2/15 Miami L 85-92 2/18 at Rollins L 74-90 2/20 Florida Southern L 80-81 2/22 at Tampa W 79-78 2/25 Jacksonville W 86-74 2/27 # vs. Rollins W 87-68 2/28 # at Georgia Teachers L 63-67 # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Statesboro, Ga.) 1958-59 Overall Record: 17-11 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 & vs. Tampa W 71-64

12/2 & at Florida Southern W 81-72 12/8 at Florida L 62-73 12/11 at Louisville L 47-81 12/13 at Dayton L 53-66 12/19 % Troy State L 63-68 12/20 % Birmingham-Southern W 69-59 1/1 Tulane L 62-66 1/3 Toronto W 74-53 1/6 at Jacksonville L 68-84 1/8 Mississippi Southern L 56-58 1/12 Georgia Teachers W 62-60 1/14 at Florida Southern L 79-87 1/15 at Tampa W 65-58 1/17 Rollins W 77-61 1/24 Tampa W 98-80 1/28 Kentucky Wesleyan W 85-78 1/31 at Mercer W 91-85 2/2 at Georgia Teachers L 72-78 2/5 Miami W 110-97 2/9 at Rollins W 88-71 2/14 Mercer W 75-57 2/17 Jacksonville W 110-94 2/19 at Miami L 81-99 2/21 Florida State W 98-91 2/23 Florida Southern W 64-53 2/26 # vs. Tampa W 89-73 2/27 # vs. Georgia Teachers L 69-72 & - Citrus Invitational Tournament (Lakeland, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Macon, Ga.) 1959-60 Overall Record: 16-13 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 Jacksonville W 90-78 12/4 at Mississippi Southern L 59-86 12/5 at Tulane L 64-97 12/10 at Rollins W 92-62 12/12 Murray State W 80-67 12/15 at Florida W 79-74 12/17 % University of the South W 80-73 12/18 % Wheaton W 87-75 12/28 at South Louisiana Inst.

L 73-80 12/29 at North Texas State L 69-85 1/6 Transylvania L 73-85 1/7 at Tampa W 88-79 1/9 at Georgia Southern L 91-93 1/11 at Mercer L 81-90 1/15 Florida Southern W 83-70 1/16 Mercer W 102-55 1/18 at Georgia L 72-97 1/21 at Florida Southern W 70-64 1/22 St. Peter’s L 81-85 2/5 Miami L 86-94 2/9 Tampa L 79-80 2/11 at Miami W 73-72 2/13 Oglethorpe W 66-64 2/15 Georgia Southern W 70-69 2/16 Rollins W 88-67 2/19 at Jacksonville L 66-70 2/25 # vs. Oglethorpe W 87-73 2/26 # at Tampa W 85-71 3/7 + vs. William Jewell L 66-68 # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Tampa, Fla.) + - NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.) 1960-61 Overall Record: 20-7 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/3 at Jacksonville L 91-99 12/5 at Rollins L 70-71 12/8 at Middle Tennesse State L 56-69 12/10 at Murray State L 59-70 12/14 Wofford W 75-61 12/16 % Lincon Memorial W 98-64 12/17 % Tampa W 95-81 1/2 at Georgia Southern L 78-92 1/4 Transylvania W 69-51 1/7 at Tampa W 78-67 1/10 Jacksonville W 86-61 1/14 Mercer W 79-58 1/17 William Carey W 75-73 1/19 at Florida Southern W 74-58 1/21 St. Peter’s (NJ) W 90-69 1/23 Georgia Southern W 65-62 2/1 Florida Southern W 68-63 2/3 Miami W 76-68 2/6 at Mercer W 88-59 2/8 at University of the South W 92-68 2/9 at Oglethorpe W 44-39 2/11 Newberry W 99-73 2/15 at Miami L 84-91

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2/18 Rollins L 88-65 2/22 Tampa W 76-61 3/3 # vs. Mercer W 83-80 3/4 # vs. Oglethorpe L 68-81 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 25 Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) 1961-62 Overall Record: 16-12 (4-6 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 at Middle Tennesse State L 76-77 12/2 at Tennesse Tech L 73-100 12/4 * at Rollins W 83-76 12/7 Georgia Southern W 73-62 12/9 Presbyterian W 78-63 12/13 University of the South W 68-62 12/14 % Union W 76-75 12/15 % Georgetown (KY) L 58-73 12/18 St. Peters W 96-86 12/30 Blackburn W 106-80 1/2 Transylvania W 70-69 1/4 * Tampa W 54-49 1/6 at Georgia Southern L 73-75 1/8 at Mercer W 71-57 1/13 * Rollins W 92-61 1/20 Mercer W 71-57 1/22 * Jacksonville L 85-90 1/31 Cumberland W 88-86 2/2 * Miami L 70-79 2/10 * Florida Southern L 91-100 2/13 * at Miami L 78-86 2/17 Oglethorpe L 53-55 2/19 * at Tampa L 70-78 2/23 * at Jacksonville W 68-67 2/26 * at Florida Southern L 50-65 3/2 # vs. Georgia Southern W 76-74 3/3 # vs. Jacksonville W 61-57 3/9 + vs. Orange State L 79-94 * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Atlanta, Ga.) + - NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.) 1962-63 Overall Record: 15-13 (7-3 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/30 * at Jacksonville W 69-65 12/3 * at Rollins W 81-62 12/6 Georgia Southern L 75-82 12/8 * at Florida Southern W 85-75 12/11 % Middle Tennessee State L 61-79 12/12 % Rollins W 98-78 12/14 % Presbyterian L 69-70 12/17 Baldwin-Wallace L 72-73 12/19 Lipscomb L 59-67 12/20 Tennesse Tech W 77-75 12/29 New Hamsphire L 74-82 1/2 Translyvania W 81-57 1/5 Georgia Southern L 61-66 1/7 at Mercer L 65-73 1/10 * Tampa W 72-65 1/12 * Rollins W 80-59 1/21 Georgia L 80-99 2/1 * Miami W 66-64 2/2 DePauw W 78-60 2/7 Mercer W 72-59 2/9 at Florida State L 57-73 2/16 * Florida Southern W 82-59 2/21 * at Tampa L 62-71 2/23 * Jacksonville L 63-69 2/26 * at Miami L 60-75 3/3 # vs. Georgia Southern W 67-61 3/4 # at Jacksonville W 63-59 3/10 + vs. Howard Payne W 68-66 3/13 + vs. Texas-Pan American L 41-64 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 25 Playoffs (Jacksonville, Fla.) + - NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)

Date 12/2 12/6 12/13 12/14 12/17 12/19 12/20 1/2

1963-64 Overall Record: 16-9 (7-1 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L Result * Jacksonville W 68-65 Georgia Southern W 57-54 % Belmont W 79-75 % Wofford L 77-78 at St. Peter’s L 75-94 at Iona L 46-73 at American L 80-116 at Georgia Southern W 69-59

Year-By-Year Results 1/4 MacAlester W 75-71 1/11 at University of the South W 86-70 1/13 at Mercer W 72-62 1/16 at Florida Presbyterian W 92-73 1/18 * at Rollins W 96-61 1/29 Spring Hill W 82-80 1/31 Miami L 75-81 2/4 * at Florida Southern W 103-99 2/7 Mercer W 89-70 2/10 * at Jacksonville L 77-93 2/12 * Florida Southern W 96-85 2/14 * Rollins W 106-65 2/19 * at Tampa W 95-93 2/22 at Miami L 70-87 2/25 * Tampa W 117-96 2/27 Florida State L 60-80 3/4 # vs. Jacksonville L 62-86 * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 25 Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.) 1964-65 Overall Record: 16-10 (6-2 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 * at Rollins W 84-52 12/2 Presbyterian W 84-66 12/5 at Florida L 57-90 12/9 * at Jacksonville L 55-65 12/16 % Wilmington W 82-70 12/17 % Georgetown (KY) W 86-75 12/19 Tennessee Wesleyan W 96-82 12/21 King College W 84-47 1/2 North Central W 92-74 1/6 * at Tampa W 96-89 1/9 at Georgia Southern L 78-86 1/11 at Mercer L 77-81 1/13 Florida Presbyterian W 99-75 1/16 * Tampa W 88-78 1/19 Georgia Southern L 79-95 1/27 Cumberland W 73-71 1/30 * at Florida Southern W 91-87 2/1 Spring Hill W 65-56 2/4 Miami L 84-86 2/6 at Dayton L 55-93 2/10 * Florida Southern W 63-50 2/12 Mercer W 78-72 2/17 at Miami L 84-95 2/20 * Rollins W 92-70 2/23 * Jacksonville L 67-70 3/1 # at Jacksonville L 72-73 * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NAIA District 24 Playoffs (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1965-66 Overall Record: 13-12 (5-1 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 * Rollins W 87-56 12/4 at Mercer L 65-70 12/6 at The Citadel L 64-71 12/9 Jacksonville L 76-86 12/20 Union L 64-73 12/21 MacMurray W 110-75 1/3 % Washington W 85-60 1/4 % Atlantic-Christian W 77-75 1/6 at Mississippi State L 76-87 1/8 at Alabama L 50-75 1/13 * at Tampa W 62-59 1/15 * at Rollins W 68-53 1/18 Georgia Southern L 62-66 1/20 * at Florida Southern L 49-69 1/22 * Tampa W 87-79 1/25 Cumberland W 63-61 1/27 Miami L 78-89 1/31 at Florida Presbyterian W 59-55 2/5 * Florida Southern W 71-65 2/12 Mercer W 71-60 2/15 at Jacksonville L 65-79 2/17 Frederick W 95-81 2/19 Belmont Abbey W 87-80 2/21 at Georgia Southern L 66-87 2/24 at Miami L 77-86 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game 1966-67 Overall Record: 17-10 (5-1 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 Union W 91-73 12/3 Wilmington W 80-55

12/7 at Jacksonville W 97-88 12/10 at Georgia Southern L 65-67 12/20 Tennessee Wesleyan L 68-84 1/2 % Transylvania W 81-72 1/3 % Wittenburg W 71-61 1/7 at Mercer L 71-76 1/9 at Tulane L 76-99 1/11 * Tampa L 74-75 1/14 * at Florida Southern W 88-76 1/17 * ^ vs. Rollins W 90-70 1/21 Jacksonville W 80-70 1/23 Cumberland W 76-64 1/26 Miami W 56-53 1/28 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 77-70 1/30 * ^ vs. Rollins W 69-58 2/4 * Florida Southern W 81-73 2/9 * at Tampa W 73-66 2/11 Parsons W 68-61 2/14 at Miami L 81-95 2/16 Georgia Southern L 72-74 2/18 Mercer L 68-73 2/20 ^ vs. The Citadel W 82-74 2/23 Florida Presbyterian W 83-68 3/9 # vs. Kentucky Wesleyan L 55-68 3/10 # vs. South Carolina State L 53-65 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game ^ - at Orlando, Fla. # - NCAA College Div. Tournament (Evansville, Ind.) 1967-68 Overall Record: 8-18 (1-5 FIC) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L 12/2 Transylvania L 12/9 at The Citadel W 12/12 Jacksonville W 12/20 ^ vs. Brown L 12/21 Hartwick W 1/2 % High Point W 1/3 % St. Peter’s L 1/6 at Florida State L 1/10 Jacksonville L 1/13 at Florida Presbyterian L 1/15 Georgia Southern W 1/18 * at Rollins L 1/20 * Florida Southern W 1/22 Northern Illinois L 1/26 Miami L 1/29 * at Tampa L 2/3 * at Florida Southern L 2/8 at Georgia Southern L 2/10 at Mercer L 2/13 * Tampa L 2/15 Belmont Abbey W 2/17 Mercer W 2/20 at Miami L 2/24 * Rollins L 2/26 ^ vs. Tulane L 2/29 Florida State L ^ - at Orlando, Fla. % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) * - Florida Intercollegiate Conference game

Date 11/30 12/2 12/4 12/9 12/11 12/14 12/21 1/3 1/6 1/7 1/13 1/16 1/21 1/25 1/27 1/29 2/4 2/8 2/10 2/15 2/17 2/19 2/22 2/24 2/27

1968-69 Overall Record: 14-12 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L at Rollins L at Mercer W at Louisville L Louisiana W ^ vs. The Citadel L Bethune-Cookman W Baldwin-Wallace W ^^ vs. New Hampshire L % Taylor W % Illinois State L at Jacksonville L at Florida Southern L Rider W at Tampa W Fairleigh-Dickinson W Miami L at Miami W Florida Southern W at Florida State L Mercer L Florida Presbyterian W Rollins W Mississippi W Jacksonville L Tampa W

Result 72-73 77-76 67-65 66-75 111-80 93-70 78-94 81-111 66-77 83-101 84-69 68-71 93-78 54-70 67-72 96-120 94-95 88-92 68-76 74-85 91-78 82-63 71-88 73-83 66-80 60-72

Result 72-77 82-80 69-84 69-65 74-87 89-87 98-84 90-94 107-94 91-92 74-85 80-84 74-69 92-69 99-85 90-98 87-83 89-79 67-95 93-97 106-79 97-77 120-89 86-96 98-75

3/1 Belmont Abbey % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) ^ - at Winter Park, Fla. ^^ - at Orlando, Fla.

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1969-70 Overall Record: 22-7 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 Rollins W 77-76 12/3 at UNLV L 92-95 12/5 at UC-Santa Barbara L 72-90 12/9 at North Texas State L 75-85 12/13 UNC Charlotte W 122-69 12/20 Rochester W 84-53 12/29 & vs. VMI W 62-61 12/30 & vs. Boston W 86-67 1/2 Armstrong State W 114 -80 1/5 % Lafayette W 82-78 1/6 % Georgetown (KY) W 98-75 1/10 Fairleigh Dickinson W 86-65 1/12 Tampa W 101-78 1/15 at Florida Southern W 93-71 1/17 ^ vs. #14 Louisville W 87-80 1/20 Florida Southern W 85-66 1/24 Miami W 116-88 1/29 Maine W 115-70 2/4 at Florida Presbyterian W 102-76 2/7 at Tampa L 92-102 2/14 at Rollins L 81-102 2/16 at Mercer W 91-60 2/21 at Miami W 95-86 2/23 Belmont Abbey W 103-86 2/26 Florida State L 64-94 2/28 Mercer W 74-78 3/6 # vs. Mount St. Mary’s W 78-77 3/7 # at Georgia Southern W 93-86 3/12 + vs. Buffalo State L 74-75 & - Gold Coast Classic (West Palm Beach, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) ^ - at Orlando, Fla. # - NCAA South Atlantic Regional (Statesboro, Ga.) + NCAA College Division Finals (Evansville, Ind.) 1970-71 Overall Record: 19-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 St. Leo W 77-63 12/3 at Dartmouth L 71-79 12/5 at Providence L 57-77 12/9 Rollins W 88-67 12/12 Armstrong State W 96-72 12/18 Georgia State W 113-79 12/29 ! vs. Seton Hall L 60-61 12/30 ! vs. Rollins W 67-57 1/2 Lakeland W 78-64 1/4 % Brandis W 105-84 1/5 % Wisconsin-Green Bay L 66-67 1/7 McMurray W 77-63 1/16 at Mercer L 53-73 1/18 at Florida State L 71-78 1/22 at Florida Southern W 72-69 1/25 St. Peter’s W 93-84 1/30 Miami W 80-74 2/2 Wisconsin L 73-74 2/4 at Rollins W 97-81 2/6 Florida Presbyterian W 106-84 2/8 at Miami W 91-76 2/15 at Tulane L 85-97 2/18 Florida Southern W 82-75 2/20 Mercer W 78-64 2/24 Biscayne W 66-56 3/1 Chicago State W 103-80 3/12 # vs. Old Dominion L 65-89 3/13 # vs. Roanoke W 91-72 ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) # - NCAA College Division Tournament, South Atlantic Regional (Norfolk, Va.)

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Date 12/1 12/3 12/6 12/7 12/9 12/11 12/17

1971-72 Overall Record: 6-20 NCAA University Division I Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L Result South Florida L 73-74 at Rollins W 83-80 & vs. Florida State L 54-90 & vs. Tennessee Tech L 66-67 at Oklahoma L 78-94 at Texas L 58-86 Baldwin-Wallace W 75-58

12/18 ^ vs. Tennessee Tech L 74-97 12/29 ! vs. William & Mary L 67-94 12/30 ! vs. Rollins L 81-82 1/3 % Lehigh W 58-57 1/4 % Georgia Southern L 68-73 1/6 Missouri-St. Louis L 69-74 1/8 Hartford W 100-96 1/10 Loras W 69-67 1/17 Monmouth L 73-84 1/22 at Florida Southern L 78-81 1/24 at Jacksonville L 84-107 1/26 ^ vs. The Citadel L 70-85 1/29 Rollins L 81-87 2/2 at South Carolina L 64-98 2/7 at The Citadel L 68-93 2/15 Florida Southern L 53-60 2/19 at South Florida L 79-100 2/26 ^ vs. Florida State L 47-49 2/28 Chicago State W 108-89 & - Civitan Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) ^ - at Winter Park, Fla. ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (Winter Park, Fla.) 1972-73 Overall Record: 15-11 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/2 at Western Kentucky L 83-91 12/4 at Tennessee Tech L 88-103 12/7 ^ vs. Oklahoma L 76-84 12/13 Rollins W 83-56 12/21 Illinois Wesleyan W 80-70 12/27 ! vs. Colgate W 69-68 12/28 ! vs. East Tennessee State L 58-80 1/2 % Bucknell W 59-55 1/3 % Florida Southern W 78-69 1/6 ^ vs. Arkansas State W 90-79 1/8 Lehigh W 84-78 1/13 Catholic (DBCC) W 82-80 1/15 St. Mary’s W 76-62 1/17 at Florida State L 67-84 1/23 New Hampshire W 101-92 1/25 ^ vs. Tulane L 63-76 1/31 ^ vs. Jacksonville L 74-78 2/3 College of Charleston W 95-52 2/6 at Clemson L 68-89 2/10 Ferris State W 81-68 2/14 Florida Southern W 52-50 2/17 at Georgia Tech W 81-70 2/19 at South Carolina L 52-81 2/22 at Florida Southern L 66-73 2/24 ^ vs. Marshall L 67-86 3/1 at Rollins W 85-83 ^ - at Winter Park, Fla. ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) DBCC - at Daytona Beach Community College 1973-74 Overall Record: 17-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/6 at UNLV L 50-66 12/8 at Texas Tech L 61-72 12/11 Lipscomb W 86-62 12/15 ^ vs. Tennessee Tech W 72-56 12/21 Illinois Wesleyan W 89-63 12/28 ! vs. Seton Hall W 102-76 12/29 ! vs. Bowling Green W 81-64 1/2 % St. Francis L 60-70 1/3 % Florida Tech W 86-68 1/5 ^ vs. Virginia W 78-76 1/10 Wright State W 64-61 1/12 at Arkansas State L 56-60 1/14 at Tulane L 58-64 1/18 at Southern Illinois L 72-74 1/21 at Marshall L 58-68 1/26 West Florida W 90-71 1/28 Baptist W 100-60 1/31 ^ vs. Oklahoma City W 89-81 2/2 ^^ vs. New Mexico W 67-65 2/5 at Florida Southern W 68-52 2/12 ^ vs. Southern Illinois L 67-76 2/14 at Rollins (ot) W 65-61 2/18 at Jacksonville L 62-71 2/21 Rollins W 61-57 2/23 Fairleigh Dickinson W 58-53 2/27 Florida Southern W 92-66 ^ - at Winter Park, Fla. ^^ - at Lakeland, Fla. ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.)

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Year-By-Year Results % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) 1974-75 Overall Record: 22-4 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/5 Marshall W 73-58 12/7 at California W 59-43 12/9 at New Mexico L 82-90 12/12 Western Kentucky W 68-66 12/20 Fairleigh Dickinson W 81-67 12/27 ! vs. Central Michigan L 77-78 12/28 ! vs. Rollins W 84-79 1/2 Yale W 79-66 1/4 Hartford W 109-73 1/6 % Lehigh W 72-57 1/7 % American (ot) W 71-65 1/10 Rochester W 108-78 1/18 Wright State W 62-38 1/20 at Arkansas State W 56-51 1/29 at Georgia Southern (ot) W 85-81 2/3 at Tennessee Tech W 74-61 2/5 at Southern Illinois L 60-95 2/8 Birmingham-Southern W 88-65 2/13 Northern Illinois W 88-47 2/15 Jacksonville W 48-47 2/18 Southern Illinois W 70-65 2/22 at Florida Southern W 83-77 2/24 Georgia Southern W 101-72 3/1 at Virginia L 58-60 3/3 Tulane W 99-74 3/5 Florida State W 63-54 ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) 1975-76 Overall Record: 17-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/28 & vs. McNeese State (ot) L 81-84 11/29 & vs. Georgia Southern W 91-68 12/6 Georgia Southern W 92-80 12/8 St. Bernard W 81-66 12/11 at Florida State L 71-81 12/13 Baptist W 77-58 12/20 Tennessee Tech W 86-74 12/29 ! vs. Marshall W 91-85 12/30 ! vs. Rollins (ot) L 51-54 1/2 Rutgers L 70-91 1/5 % The Citadel W 66-60 1/6 % Mercer W 58-47 1/9 @ vs. American L 45-49 1/10 @ vs. Columbia W 93-84 1/12 at Marshall W 75-68 1/17 Wright State W 70-66 1/21 Jacksonville L 59-66 1/24 at Georgia Southern W 79-66 1/30 Biscayne W 83-81 2/7 Florida A&M W 72-64 2/10 at Jacksonville L 51-57 2/12 Samford W 86-69 2/16 at Northern Illinois L 68-80 2/19 Florida Southern W 84-71 2/28 Arkansas State W 75-71 3/3 South Alabama L 61-74 & - New Orleans Classic (New Orleans, La.) ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) @ - Connecticut Classic (Storrs, Ct.)

Date 11/27 11/29 12/3 12/4 12/6 12/10 12/11 12/18 12/20 12/29 12/30 1/3 1/6 1/10 1/13 1/18 1/22 1/27 1/29 2/3 2/5

1976-77 Overall Record: 15-12 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L Result at South Alabama W 66-65 at Samford L 69-74 & vs. Denver L 63-65 & vs. Robert Morris W 70-60 at Tennessee Tech L 89-91 % Long Island W 57-47 % St. Francis W 76-75 Clemson L 64-78 Austin Peay (ot) L 66-68 ! vs. Fordham W 68-56 ! vs. Western Kentucky (ot) W 71-70 The Citadel L 71-67 Marshall W 74-63 Hardin-Simmons W 97-74 at Georgia Southern L 72-73 Southwestern Louisiana L 67-74 at South Florida W 57-56 at UNC Wilmington W 78-71 at Richmond L 60-69 Baptist W 83-73 South Florida L 54-55

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2/7 at Jacksonville W 60-54 2/12 Florida State (ot) L 80-87 2/16 Jacksonville W 86-68 2/19 UNC Wilmington W 86-78 2/26 Georgia Southern W 78-72 2/28 Old Dominion L 72-79 & - Indiana Hall of Fame (Terre Haute, Ind.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) 1977-78 Overall Record: 14-13 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/26 at Southwestern Louisiana L 85-89 11/30 at Ohio State L 71-108 12/2 Brown W 84-75 12/3 Manhattan L 88-92 12/7 Bethune-Cookman W 71-66 12/9 % Arkansas State W 71-55 12/10 % New Orleans L 61-84 12/21 at South Florida L 63-69 12/23 Colorado L 53-65 12/28 ! vs. William & Mary L 60-61 12/29 ! vs. Bowling Green W 78-66 1/3 Richmond W 73-56 1/7 St. Xavier W 102-92 1/14 Maine W 53-49 1/16 SUNY-Fredonia State W 76-49 1/20 at Jacksonville L 52-63 1/25 at South Carolina W 81-59 1/28 Samford W 62-56 2/4 at Clemson L 65-85 2/6 at George Washington L 73-96 2/9 Mercer W 66-65 2/11 South Florida W 86-74 2/13 Furman L 71-77 2/15 at LaSalle L 72-77 2/18 Northwest Louisiana W 85-70 2/22 at Mercer L 64-68 3/1 Campbell W 92-78 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) 1978-79 Overall Record: 15-12 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/25 at UNLV L 83-84 11/27 at Colorado L 71-74 11/30 ^ vs. UNC Wilmington L 82-92 12/2 Ohio L 95-98 12/6 Jacksonville W 83-71 12/8 Cleveland State L 61-64 12/9 East Carolina W 107-82 12/20 Chicago W 96-52 12/22 LaSalle W 90-76 12/28 ! vs. American (2ot) L 94-98 12/29 ! vs. VMI W 98-89 1/4 Evansville W 76-73 1/6 Columbia (ot) L 78-81 1/10 at South Florida W 56-54 1/13 at Mercer W 82-75 1/15 at Furman W 91-85 1/20 Campbell W 105-99 1/22 South Florida W 100-89 1/27 George Washington W 91-90 2/5 at Old Dominion L 94-97 2/7 at Richmond L 88-101 2/10 Air Force W 67-62 2/13 at Marquette L 78-86 2/17 at Oral Roberts L 97-126 2/19 at Samford W 77-75 2/23 South Carolina (2ot) W 86-82 2/28 Mercer L 81-82 ^ - at Gainesville, Fla. ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.)

Date 11/30 12/4 12/8 12/15 12/17 12/18 12/20 12/22 1/2 1/3 1/5 1/8 1/12

1979-80 Overall Record: 15-12 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L Result Indiana-Southeast W 85-68 at Jacksonville L 63-75 Ohio State L 50-69 SIU-Edwardsville W 93-81 ! vs. Manhattan W 101-82 ! vs. Rollins W 84-68 Duquesne L 67-76 Catholic W 92-81 % Houston Baptist L 68-69 % Lehigh W 69-56 Dickinson W 91-56 Buffalo W 82-62 at LaSalle L 64-74

1/14 at George Washington L 79-97 1/17 Mercer W 92-70 1/21 South Florida W 76-70 1/24 at Air Force L 57-58 1/26 at Samford L 75-77 1/30 at Mercer L 56-75 2/4 Old Dominion L 64-66 2/9 Oral Roberts W 81-75 2/11 Samford W 68-65 2/14 Jacksonville L 56-60 2/16 George Mason W 110-90 2/18 at South Florida L 72-81 2/20 Marquette W 77-72 2/27 Florida A&M W 80-70 ! - Tangerine Bowl Classic (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) 1980-81 Overall Record: 18-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/29 at Duke L 49-67 12/1 Otterbein W 79-77 12/5 % Appalachian State W 65-58 12/6 % Florida A&M L 74-80 12/12 ! vs. Hofstra W 76-72 12/13 ! vs. UCF (2ot) L 73-75 12/18 at South Florida L 72-73 1/5 Robert Morris W 77-66 1/7 Westchester State W 88-73 1/8 Siena W 80-71 1/10 SUNY-Buffalo W 79-50 1/12 Southwestern Louisiana W 85-71 1/17 at Southwestern Louisiana L 75-96 1/19 at Samford L 75-83 1/24 at Duquesne L 58-59 1/26 at Old Dominion L 65-75 1/31 at Mercer (ot) W 63-62 2/3 Jacksonville W 64-51 2/5 at Georgia Southern W 81-77 2/12 Mercer W 76-71 2/14 Samford W 88-66 2/17 at Jacksonville (ot) W 56-54 2/21 Bethune-Cookman W 73-54 2/23 South Florida W 54-45 2/25 Georgia Southern W 106-83 2/28 New Orleans W 77-64 3/4 at Marquette L 58-91 ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) 1981-82 Overall Record: 12-15 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/27 & vs. Ball State W 63-47 11/28 & vs. Clemson L 72-79 12/2 at Auburn L 59-60 12/5 Mercer L 72-75 12/8 George Washington W 75-68 12/11 ! vs. Navy W 80-56 12/12 ! vs. Niagara W 80-57 12/21 @ at UNLV L 59-66 12/22 @ vs. Idaho L 60-70 1/4 % Morehead State W 68-61 1/5 % New Orleans W 67-66 1/7 Robert Morris W 80-76 1/11 Baltimore W 65-62 1/16 SUNY-Fredonia W 97-60 1/18 Southwestern Louisiana W 77-69 1/21 at New Orleans L 64-82 1/23 at Southwestern Louisiana L 54-72 1/28 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 72-61 1/30 at Mercer (ot) L 76-77 2/3 Bethune-Cookman L 76-82 2/10 Duke W 88-81 2/15 Jacksonville L 84-98 2/18 at West Virginia L 60-68 2/20 Old Dominion L 66-68 2/23 at Jacksonville L 59-60 2/27 LaSalle L 69-71 3/6 Marquette L 61-72 & - IPTAY Tournament (Clemson, S.C.) ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) @ - Rebel Roundup (Las Vegas, Nev.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.)

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1982-83 Overall Record: 19-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Opponent W/L Result Bethune-Cookman W 85-51 St. Francis (N.Y.) W 64-62 Auburn W 59-58 % Tennessee Tech W 68-67

12/11 % Georgia State W 64-63 12/18 Dartmouth W 64-61 12/21 West Virginia W 76-69 12/29 ! vs. Temple W 79-73 12/30 ! vs. Purdue L 60-61 1/3 Fordham L 56-57 1/5 Richmond L 52-53 1/8 at Mercer L 80-81 1/11 Utica W 65-50 1/13 at Marshall W 68-65 1/15 at Samford W 93-70 1/18 Mercer W 74-73 1/24 at New Orleans W 78-72 1/25 at Southwestern Louisiana L 69-71 1/27 Eckerd W 77-67 2/7 at Cincinnati L 59-67 2/10 Samford W 52-50 2/12 New Orleans W 72-70 2/16 at Duke L 80-89 2/21 Southwestern Louisiana L 72-74 2/23 Saint Leo W 99-76 2/26 Ferris State W 85-74 3/1 at Marquette (ot) L 66-69 3/5 Baptist W 69-68 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) ! - Tangerine Bowl Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) 1983-84 Overall Record: 19-9 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/26 at Florida W 77-73 11/28 Mississippi College W 68-67 12/6 Mercer W 91-76 12/9 % Georgia Southern W 81-68 12/10 % Houston Baptist W 71-63 12/16 & at Houston L 71-92 12/17 & vs. Santa Clara L 60-73 12/21 Florida A&M W 94-72 12/29 ! vs. UCF W 74-58 12/30 ! vs. South Carolina L 51-64 1/2 Hartford W 69-55 1/4 Army W 69-51 1/7 Campbell W 76-58 1/14 New Orleans L 56-58 1/16 Baptist W 63-61 1/18 at Mercer W 70-68 1/21 at UNC Wilmington W 44-43 1/25 Armstrong State W 44-72 2/4 at New Orleans L 57-64 2/6 at Southwestern Louisiana W 66-59 2/9 Bethune-Cookman W 105-58 2/11 Southwestern Louisiana (ot) L 69-73 2/15 Duke L 69-80 2/18 at Marquette L 55-69 2/22 at Furman L 61-64 2/25 Georgia State W 79-62 2/27 UNC Wilmington W 57-47 3/3 at Georgia State W 90-69 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) & - Houston Kettle Classic (Houston, Tex.) ! - Citrus Bowl Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) 1984-85 Overall Record: 12-16 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/24 at Auburn L 50-92 11/26 Furman W 60-58 11/29 Presbyterian L 63-66 12/4 Mercer L 71-89 12/7 % Marist W 59-57 12/8 % East Tennessee State W 65-55 12/14 & vs. St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L 55-57 12/15 & vs. Western Kentucky L 47-70 12/20 Tennessee-Martin L 61-75 12/22 Florida (OCCC) L 54-70 12/27 ! vs. Florida A&M W 66-56 12/28 ! vs. Ohio State L 67-73 1/3 North Carolina (OCCC) L 71-85 1/5 St. Joseph’s (Me.) W 94-60 1/9 Brown W 71-68 1/12 Southwestern Louisiana L 65-77 1/14 at Pan American W 66-59 1/16 at Mercer W 61-53 1/23 Armstrong State W 74-64 1/28 New Orleans W 90-74 2/2 at New Orleans L 61-70 2/4 at Southwestern Louisiana L 72-89 2/11 Bethune-Cookman W 100-83 2/13 at Duke L 51-94 2/16 at UCF W 71-64 2/23 UCF L 60-66 2/25 Pan American L 64-74 3/3 at Oral Roberts L 76-93

Year-By-Year Results % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) & - Indiana Classic (Bloomington, Ind.) ! - Florida Citrus Bowl Tourament (Orlando, Fla.) OCCC - Orange County Civic Center 1985-86 Overall Record: 10-18 Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/26 at Purdue L 52-88 11/30 Mercer W 75-72 12/2 Bethune-Cookman W 103-78 12/6 % Brooklyn W 76-69 12/7 % Loyola L 62-69 12/14 Auburn (OC) L 54-77 12/16 Northeastern L 61-75 12/29 Dartmouth W 79-53 12/21 Rider W 71-63 12/30 at Florida L 66-69 1/2 Xavier L 70-77 1/4 Fordham (OC) L 61-71 1/9 Towson State W 61 -60 1/11 at Rollins W 80-70 1/18 at Texas-San Antonio L 91-93 1/20 at Texas-Pan American L 54-77 1/28 at Mercer L 53-67 2/1 at New Orleans L 52-64 2/3 at Southwestern Louisiana L 55-83 2/6 New Orleans L 60-78 2/8 Texas-San Antonio W 68-64 2/11 #2 Duke (OC) L 66-85 2/15 at UCF W 87-81 2/19 Marquette (OC) L 63-68 2/22 Southwestern Louisiana L 69-82 2/24 Texas-Pan American L 69-73 3/1 at Wake Forest L 61-69 3/5 UCF W 87-59 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) OC - Ocean Center 1986-87 Overall Record: 18-13 (13-5 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/28 Purdue (OC) L 65-97 12/1 Florida (OC) L 75-98 12/3 at North Carolina L 64-100 12/6 * at Centenary W 82-64 12/15 Cincinnati W 60-55 12/19 @ Eastern Kentucky (OC) W 88-68 12/20 @ Georgia (OC) L 83-94 1/3 * at Mercer W 57-56 1/5 * at Georgia State L 61-71 1/10 * at Georgia Southern L 64-65 1/12 at Florida State L 75-83 1/15 * Centenary W 100-78 1/17 * Houtson Baptist W 78-77 1/24 * at Arkansas-Little Rock L 71-72 1/26 * at Houston Baptist L 66-76 1/29 * Hardin-Simmons W 94-74 1/31 * Texas-San Antonio W 79-75 2/2 at Duke L 59-62 2/4 * Mercer W 71-65 2/5 * at Samford W 72-60 2/7 at Marquette L 68-76 2/9 * Georgia State W 91-86 2/12 * Georgia Southern W 68-61 2/16 * at Hardin-Simmons W 76-63 2/17 * at Texas-San Antonio W 80-69 2/21 at Chaminade W 77-72 2/26 * Samford W 65-63 2/28 * Arkansas-Little Rock L 64-66 3/5 $ vs. Mercer W 75-68 3/6 $ vs. Houston Baptist W 73-68 3/7 $ vs. Georgia Southern L 46-49 OC - Ocean Center @ - Hawaiian Tropic Classic (Daytona Beach, Fla.) $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Little Rock, Ark.) 1987-88 Overall Record: 13-15 (8-10 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/27 Rollins W 70-61 11/30 Bethune-Cookman W 90-63 12/3 at North Carolina L 74-86 12/16 Florida State (OC) L 67-80 12/18 Georgia Southwestern W 98-52 12/22 Northeastern W 78-73 12/30 Southern Illinois W 98-96 1/2 * at Hardin-Simmons W 71-68 1/4 * at Texas-San Antonio L 62-81 1/7 * Mercer W 79-67

1/9 * Georgia State W 95-79 1/16 * at Georgia Southern L 51-74 1/21 * at Centenary L 85-94 1/23 * at Houston Baptist L 66-67 1/25 Duke (OC) L 78-81 1/28 * Samford W 80-67 1/30 * Arkansas-Little Rock W 86-68 2/4 * Hardin-Simmons L 77-81 2/6 * Texas-San Antonio L 72-74 2/8 Marquette (OC) L 57-70 2/11 * at Mercer L 74-86 2/13 * at Georgia State L 58-64 2/20 * Georgia Southern L 58-61 2/25 * Centenary W 90-65 2/27 * Houston Baptist W 65-49 3/3 * at Samford W 86-75 3/5 * at Arkansas-Little Rock L 81-125 3/10 $ Texas-San Antonio (OC) L 74-78 OC - Ocean Center $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Daytona Beach, Fla.) 1988-89 Overall Record: 17-12 (10-8 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/26 * at Houston Baptist W 77-71 11/30 at Bethune-Cookman W 79-68 12/5 at Duke L 62-90 12/7 Western Michigan W 82-73 12/9 at Florida State L 74-91 12/17 * at Arkansas-Little Rock L 70-88 12/19 * at Samford W 87-68 12/30 William & Mary W 91-82 1/2 Liberty W 88-66 1/5 * Mercer W 81-64 1/7 * Georgia State L 82-90 1/11 Wake Forest (OC) L 73-84 1/14 * Georgia Southern L 56-60 1/16 South Florida W 75-73 1/19 * at Hardin-Simmons W 80-54 1/21 * at Texas-San Antonio W 82-78 1/26 * Centenary W 82-78 1/28 * Houston Baptist W 61-54 2/4 * at Georgia State L 69-75 2/6 * at Mercer L 76-83 2/11 * at Georgia Southern L 67-76 2/16 * Texas-San Antonio L 88-95 2/18 * Hardin-Simmons W 95-69 2/25 * at Centenary L 79-85 2/27 Oral Roberts (OC) W 94-83 3/2 * Arkansas-Little Rock W 87-78 3/4 * Samford W 70-65 3/7 $ vs. Georgia State W 106-63 3/8 $ at Arkansas-Little Rock L 59 -60 OC - Ocean Center $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Little Rock, Ark.) 1989-90 Overall Record: 15-17 (8-8 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/24 @ vs. Bradley W 74-67 11/25 @ vs. Clemson L 61-62 11/26 @ vs. Eastern Michigan L 83-88 11/29 Eckerd W 75-74 12/1 & vs. Loyola Marymount L 95-125 12/2 & vs. Campbell W 77-63 12/5 at South Florida L 54-68 12/8 % Bethune-Cookman W 116-87 12/9 % Eastern Michigan L 82-89 12/16 * Hardin-Simmons W 66-64 12/18 * Texas-San Antonio L 74-90 12/20 Drexel W 87-77 12/22 at Florida State L 83-92 12/30 Texas L 82-102 1/4 * at Samford W 79-77 1/6 * at Arkansas-Little Rock L 62-64 1/13 * Georgia Southern L 70-71 1/18 * Centenary L 97-112 1/25 * at Georgia State L 64-82 1/27 * at Mercer W 68-58 2/1 * Arkansas-Little Rock L 89-92 2/3 * Samford W 82-75 2/10 * at Georgia Southern L 66-75 2/12 Duke (OA) L 67-102 2/17 * at Centenary L 88-114 2/22 * Mercer W 78-70 2/24 * Georgia State W 92-83 2/27 at Bethune-Cookman W 113-95 3/1 * at Hardin-Simmons W 92-80 3/3 * at Texas-San Antonio W 87-83 3/6 $ vs. Georgia Southern W 80-55 3/7 $ vs. Centenary (ot) L 93-97

@ - Puerto Rico Shootout (San Juan, Puerto Rico) & - Gator Bowl Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) OA - Orlando Arena $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Little Rock, Ark.) 1990-91 Overall Record: 15-16 (9-5 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/24 at Purdue W 58-56 11/26 at Florida International L 84-88 11/30 % Hofstra L 62-64 12/1 % Bethune-Cookman W 63-60 12/4 at UNC Wilmington L 58-62 12/6 Bethune-Cookman L 72-73 12/15 at South Florida L 61-63 12/21 at Brigham Young W 77-75 12/28 & vs. California W 69-66 12/29 & vs. Pittsburgh L 69-84 12/30 & vs. Wichita State L 58-69 1/4 South Florida L 71-72 1/9 at Bethune-Cookman W 84-73 1/12 * at Georgia Southern L 67-71 1/14 Florida State (OA) L 64-69 1/19 * at Georgia State W 84-69 1/21 * at Mercer W 83-54 1/24 * Centenary W 93-63 1/26 * Texas-San Antonio L 87-103 1/31 * at Samford W 80-70 2/2 * at Arkansas-Little Rock W 69-61 2/9 * Georgia Southern L 62-78 2/14 * Mercer W 68-55 2/16 * Georgia State W 70-61 2/18 Florida International W 89-67 2/21 * at Centenary L 87-94 2/23 * at Texas-San Antonio L 80-87 2/25 at Texas L 83-96 2/28 * Samford W 81-59 3/2 * Arkansas-Little Rock W 89-74 3/5 $ Georgia State L 64-70 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) & - Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hi.) OA - Orlando Arena $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (DeLand, Fla.) 1991-92 Overall Record: 11-17 (6-8 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 11/22 at South Florida L 75-91 11/25 Bethune-Cookman W 106-85 11/27 Delaware L 85-103 11/30 Saint Leo W 143-125 12/6 % UNC Ashville W 91-88 12/7 % Monmouth L 66-87 12/17 at Purdue L 75-101 12/21 UNC Wilmington L 87-90 12/30 Iona (ot) L 102-105 1/2 Radford L 57-66 1/4 at Ole Miss L 64-84 1/8 Barry W 82-79 1/11 * at Florida International L 62-78 1/16 * Samford W 71-70 1/18 * Georgia State W 81-73 1/23 * at Centenary L 64-69 1/25 * at Southeastern Louisiana W 85-81 1/30 * Georgia Southern L 67-103 2/1 * Mercer W 87-78 2/8 * Florida International (ot) L 65-68 2/13 * at Samford L 59-75 2/15 * at Georgia State L 66-71 2/17 Southern Methodist W 83-63 2/20 * Centenary W 91-88 2/22 * Southeastern Louisiana W 80-75 2/27 * at Georgia Southern L 76-104 2/29 * at Mercer L 66-79 3/6 $ vs. Samford L 44-58 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)

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1992-93 Overall Record: 14-13 (6-6 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dr. Glenn Wilkes Date Opponent W/L Result 12/1 at Florida L 52-70 12/4 % Bethune-Cookman W 2-0 F 12/5 % Central Michigan L 83-84 12/11 & vs. Michigan State L 59-78 12/12 & vs. Cal St.-Northridge L 61-65 12/19 McNeese State L 74-80 12/30 at Southern Methodist L 77-87 1/2 St. Joseph’s W 82-75

1/4 Buffalo (ot) W 89-82 1/7 at Bethune-Cookman W 82-79 1/9 * Florida International L 63-66 1/11 Florida Atlantic W 63-60 1/14 * at Samford L 71-88 1/16 * at Georgia State L 81-93 1/18 UCF W 98-81 1/21 * Centenary W 81-77 1/23 * Southeastern Louisiana W 83-77 1/30 * at Mercer L 70-75 2/1 North Florida W 95-75 2/6 * at Florida International L 75-82 2/11 * Samford W 76-57 2/13 * Georgia State L 89-100 2/15 South Florida (OA) L 73-89 2/18 * at Centenary (ot) W 95-82 2/20 * at Southeastern Louisiana W 79-74 2/27 * Mercer W 94-87 3/2 at UCF W 95-82 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) & - Los Angeles Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.)

OA - Orlando Arena 1993-94 Overall Record: 14-15 (9-7 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dan Hipsher Date Opponent W/L Result 11/27 at Jacksonville L 69-95 11/30 at South Florida L 55-62 12/11 at Florida L 44-90 12/13 Florida Atlantic W 94-78 12/18 West Florida W 89-66 12/29 % Rider L 67-69 12/30 % Northeastern W 81-72 1/6 * at Georgia State W 69-63 1/8 * at Samford W 43-40 1/13 * Mercer W 67-63 1/15 * College of Charleston L 48-53 1/17 * at Florida International W 75-67 1/22 * UCF (ot) L 91-96 1/27 * at Southeastern Louisiana L 76-88 1/29 * at Centenary L 73-90 1/31 at Georgia L 61-79 2/3 * Samford W 56-52 2/5 * Georgia State L 61-80 2/7 at Florida Atlantic (ot) L 78-82 2/10 * Florida International W 61-58 2/12 * at Mercer W 80-71 2/14 * at College of Charleston L 47-70 2/16 South Florida (OA) L 58-82 2/19 * at UCF L 77-82 2/26 * Centenary W 77-67 2/28 * Southeastern Louisiana W 74-71 3/3 $ vs. Southeastern La. W 91-61 3/4 $ vs. Samford W 54-42 3/5 $ at Central Florida L 67-70 % - Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) OA - Orlando Arena $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) 1994-95 Overall Record: 15-12 (11-5 A-Sun) Head Coach: Dan Hipsher Date Opponent W/L Result 11/25 at Florida L 64-73 11/30 Jacksonville L 77-89 12/7 at Furman W 70-66 12/10 Embry-Riddle W 72-69 12/20 Radford W 87-78 12/22 DePaul L 69-98 12/29 % at Toledo L 66-73 12/30 % vs. Texas Southern W 91-77 1/5 * UCF (ot) W 83-80 1/7 * Campbell W 78-58 1/9 * at College of Charleston L 59-73 1/12 at Florida Atlantic L 66-73 1/14 * Centenary W 94-60 1/19 * at Florida International W 76-69 1/21 * at UCF W 78-65 1/23 * Samford W 83-62 1/28 * at Southeastern Louisiana W 90-85 1/30 * at Centenary (ot) L 83-86 2/4 * Mercer L 83-87 2/6 * Southeastern Louisiana W 83-71 2/8 Florida Atlantic L 63-65 2/11 * at Mercer W 92-79 2/16 * College of Charleston L 62-73 2/18 * at Georgia State W 67-64 2/20 * at Samford W 90-80 2/25 * Florida International L 61-62 3/2 $ vs. Florida International L 56-63 % - Holiday Classic (Toledo, Ohio) $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Year-By-Year Results 1995-96 Overall Record: 10-17 (6-10 A-Sun) Head Coach: Randy Brown Date Opponent W/L Result 11/24 % at Stanford L 60-92 11/25 % vs. Yale W 78-58 11/29 at DePaul L 57-90 12/4 at Jacksonville L 66-74 12/9 Embry-Riddle W 76-53 12/16 West Florida W 85-65 12/20 at Florida L 46-78 12/22 Mississippi Valley State L 61-81 12/28 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 57-73 12/30 Furman W 66-53 1/4 * at Samford L 54-56 1/6 * at Jacksonville State L 67-96 1/11 * Southeastern Louisiana L 79-94 1/13 * Centenary W 96-83 1/18 * Georgia State W 73-61 1/20 * at Mercer L 67-77 1/25 * Florida International W 87-68 1/27 * Florida Atlantic W 84-76 2/1 * at Campbell W 75-62 2/3 * at College of Charleston L 50-63 2/5 * UCF L 66-75 2/8 * Campbell L 50-53 2/10 * College of Charleston L 58-68 2/17 * at UCF L 62-73 2/22 * at Florida Atlantic L 72-83 2/24 * at Florida International W 82-73 2/29 $ Campbell L 59-67 % - Stanford Classic (Palo Alto, Calif.) $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (DeLand, Fla.) 1996-97 Overall Record: 9-18 (5-11 A-Sun) Head Coach: Randy Brown Date Opponent W/L Result 11/23 Palm Beach Atlantic W 80-68 11/25 at Furman L 49-53 11/27 William & Mary W 73-68 11/30 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 56-68 12/2 Tennessee Temple W 76-58 12/14 at Florida L 47-57 12/17 at Ole Miss L 50-78 12/21 Youngstown State L 54-72 12/28 Southern Methodist L 52-72 12/30 The Citadel W 52-50 1/2 * Samford L 45-46 1/4 * Jacksonville State W 86-78 1/9 * at Southeastern Louisiana L 62-64 1/11 * at Centenary W 68-62 1/16 * at Georgia State (ot) L 52-57 1/18 * Mercer W 75-67 1/23 * at Florida International L 72-78 125 * at Florida Atlantic L 55-72 1/30 * Campbell L 66-80 2/1 * College of Charleston L 56-77 2/3 * at UCF W 71-59 2/6 * at Campbell L 66-78 2/8 * at College of Charleston L 44-62 2/15 * UCF W 85-70 2/20 * Florida Atlantic L 60-62 2/22 * Florida International L 77-85 2/27 $ vs. Samford L 51-60 $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Charleston, SC) 1997-98 Overall Record: 11-15 (8-8 A-Sun) Head Coach: Murray Arnold Date Opponent W/L Result 11/15 at William & Mary L 51-72 11/17 West Florida L 79-81 11/21 at Florida L 69-79 11/29 Furman (ot) W 75-73 12/4 Bethune-Cookman W 69-65 12/13 at The Citadel L 64-77 12/20 Catholic W 86-70 12/28 at Southern Methodist L 45-76 12/29 at Rice L 55-75 1/3 * at Georgia State W 69-65 1/5 * at Mercer W 76-64 1/10 * Centenary W 83-70 1/12 * Troy State W 83-67 1/15 * Jacksonville State L 58-61 1/17 * at Samford L 79-98 1/22 * Campbell W 82-60 1/24 * College of Charleston L 63-67 1/29 * at Florida Atlantic W 60-57 1/31 * at Florida International L 80-101 2/2 * at UCF L 74-77

Stetson University

2/5 * Florida International L 60-73 2/7 * Florida Atlantic W 81-61 2/14 * UCF L 84-88 2/19 * at College of Charleston L 53-67 2/21 * at Campell W 78-75 2/26 $ vs. Georgia State L 59-80 $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Charleston, SC) 1998-99 Overall Record: 14-13 (10-6 A-Sun) Head Coach: Murray Arnold Date Opponent W/L Result 11/14 at Furman L 59-66 11/16 at #24 Clemson L 39-66 11/21 Flagler W 89-64 11/25 Charleston Southern W 82-74 11/28 at Tulane L 60-80 12/5 The Citadel W 83-60 12/9 at Bethune-Cookman L 65-71 12/19 Belmont L 60-71 12/21 at Notre Dame L 55-79 12/29 Anderson (SC) W 73-40 1/4 * Centenary W 68-55 1/7 * at Jacksonville W 62-47 1/11 * at Centenary L 77-85 1/14 * at Florida Atlantic W 73-57 1/16 * at UCF L 65-84 1/21 * Troy State W 86-73 1/23 * Mercer W 85-67 1/28 * at Campbell W 83-67 1/30 * at Georgia State L 61-76 2/4 * Jacksonville State W 59-44 2/6 * Samford L 66-73 2/9 * UCF L 68-80 2/13 * at Troy State W 80-76 2/15 * at Mercer W 60-43 2/18 * Florida Atlantic W 87-61 2/20 * Jacksonville (ot) L 61-62 2/25 $ vs. Centenary L 54-57 $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1999-2000 Overall Record: 13-15 (8-10 A-Sun) Head Coach: Murray Arnold Date Opponent W/L Result 11/20 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W 79-51 11/22 Furman W 63-60 11/26 at NC State L 45-79 12/4 * Jacksonville State L 52-57 12/6 * at Mercer W 77-74 12/8 at The Citadel W 70-60 12/18 at Charleston Southern L 73-76 12/20 at Vanderbilt L 62-94 12/22 at Belmont W 67-57 12/28 & vs. Weber State L 81-82 12/29 & at Florida A&M W 66-62 1/4 * Samford L 57-73 1/8 * at Campbell L 60-66 1/10 * at Georgia State L 64-79 1/15 * at Jacksonville W 71-69 1/20 * Florida Atlantic W 76-56 1/22 * UCF W 88-86 1/24 * at Troy State L 64-75 1/29 * at Florida Atlantic W 73-62 1/31 * at UCF W 75-61 2/3 * Troy State W 88-71 2/5 * Mercer L 74-86 2/10 * at Samford L 57-92 2/12 * at Jacksonville State L 65-71 2/17 * Georgia State L 66-74 2/19 * Campbell L 61-67 2/24 * Jacksonville W 83-79 3/1 $ vs. Florida Atlantic L 56-66 & - Capital City Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) 2000-01 Overall Record: 17-12 (11-7 A-Sun) Head Coach: Murray Arnold / Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/18 Elon W 75-46 11/21 Flagler W 89-67 11/27 at Charleston Southern W 85-59 12/2 * at Samford L 57-64 12/4 * Mercer (ot) L 76-80 12/7 at Western Carolina L 64-74 12/9 at Furman L 66-85 12/20 Birmingham-Southern W 84-68 12/28 at Southwest Mo. State W 80-76 12/30 at Missouri L 64-89 1/3 * at Jacksonville State L 66-69 1/6 * Georgia State W 71-66 1/8 * Campbell W 66-59

1/13 * Jacksonville W 1/17 * at UCF W 1/20 * at Florida Atlantic W 1/22 * Troy State (2ot) L 1/27 * UCF W 1/29 * Florida Atlantic W 2/1 * at Mercer L 2/3 * at Troy State W 2/8 * Jacksonville State W 2/10 * Samford W 2/15 * at Campbell W 2/17 * at Georgia State L 2/21 Belmont (2ot) L 2/24 * at Jacksonville L 3/1 $ vs. Mercer W 3/2 $ vs. Troy State L $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

78-68 77-68 85-73 83-85 83-65 92-80 72-81 88-86 73-59 74-59 76-71 65-68 85-94 64-82 71-67 69-78

2001-02 Overall Record: 10-16 (7-13 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/17 Webber International W 87-57 11/19 at College of Charleston L 58-74 11/24 at Birmingham Southern W 82-69 11/29 * at Florida Atlantic L 71-82 12/1 * at Jacksonville L 57-67 12/6 Western Carolina (2ot) W 104-102 12/16 * Belmont W 106-95 12/22 at Texas Tech L 47-101 12/28 at #2 Florida L 66-94 1/2 * at UCF L 69-75 1/5 * Samford L 67-89 1/7 * Jacksonville State W 89-83 1/10 * at Georgia State L 73-89 1/12 * at Campbell L 82-91 1/17 * Troy State L 68-94 1/19 * Mercer W 76-71 1/22 * Jacksonville W 68-58 1/26 * at Troy State L 65-68 1/28 * at Mercer W 58-55 2/2 * Campbell W 72-69 2/4 * Georgia State L 79-94 2/7 * at Jacksonville State L 78-90 2/9 * at Samford L 50-57 2/14 * at Belmont (ot) W 82-79 2/21 * UCF L 65-78 2/23 * Florida Atlantic L 74-77 2002-03 Overall Record: 6-20 (4-12 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/24 at Colorado L 74-107 11/26 at Air Force Academy L 43-72 11/30 Charleston Southern L 62-68 12/2 at Birmingham Southern L 59-75 12/7 * at Jacksonville State (ot) L 82-101 12/15 #25 College of Charleston L 64-66 12/18 at Florida State L 76-93 12/28 & vs. Dartmouth L 74-86 12/29 & vs. New Hampshire W 75-69 1/4 * Mercer L 72-86 1/6 * Troy State L 81-85 1/10 * Jacksonville L 71-75 1/13 Lipscomb W 73-68 1/18 * at UCF L 70-82 1/20 * at Florida Atlantic L 64-71 1/23 * Gardner-Webb W 78-63 1/25 * Campbell W 69-57 1/31 * Georgia State L 71-78 2/6 * at Samford L 71-79 2/8 * at Belmont W 85-80 2/13 * Florida Atlantic W 83-78 2/15 * UCF L 82-90 2/17 at Lipscomb L 64-87 2/22 * at Jacksonville L 58-73 2/27 * at Troy State L 70-117 3/1 * at Mercer L 84-101 & - Poinsettia Holiday Classic (Greenville, S.C.)

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2003-04 Overall Record: 12-15 (10-10 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/21 Flagler W 78-56 11/24 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W 74-60 12/2 at Miami L 70-91 12/6 at #2 Florida L 61-74 12/15 * at Troy State L 67-87 12/20 Colorado State L 70-79 12/30 #25 Florida State L 72-87

1/3 * at Lipscomb L 66-73 1/5 * at Belmont L 58-77 1/9 * UCF L 58-71 1/11 * Florida Atlantic (ot) W 91-89 1/14 * Jacksonville W 66-64 1/17 * at Gardner-Webb W 72-64 1/19 * at Campbell W 74-60 1/22 * Mercer W 77-68 1/24 * Georgia State L 62-93 1/27 * at Jacksonville L 74-80 1/30 * at Mercer L 62-76 2/1 * at Georgia State (ot) W 66-65 2/5 * Campbell W 75-72 2/7 * Gardner-Webb W 62-48 2/12 * at Florida Atlantic (ot2) W 76-72 2/14 * at UCF L 54-74 2/19 * Belmont L 67-88 2/21 * Lipscomb W 70-67 2/29 * Troy State L 66-68 3/4 $ vs. Georgia State L 47-55 $ - Atlantic Sun Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

2004-05 Overall Record: 10-17 (8-12 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/19 Flagler W 63-51 11/26 at USF L 65-93 12/2 * Mercer L 76-89 12/4 * Georgia State W 79-70 12/8 at Florida L 54-93 12/18 at Miami (FL) L 50-81 12/23 at Florida State L 61-71 12/28 at Colorado State L 57-93 12/31 at Georgia W 56-52 1/3 * at Jacksonville W 68-63 1/7 * Troy L 53-56 1/9 * at Florida Atlantic (ot) L 69-81 1/11 * at UCF L 66-70 1/15 * Belmont W 71-68 1/17 * Lipscomb W 71-66 1/20 * at Gardner-Webb L 68-82 1/22 * at Campbell W 80-61 1/26 * Jacksonville L 58-70 1/29 * Gardner-Webb W 69-62 1/31 * Campbell W 70-51 2/3 * at Belmont L 69-70 2/5 * at Lipscomb W 73-71 2/10 * UCF L 62-71 2/12 * Florida Atlantic L 75-81 2/20 * at Troy L 72-80 2/25 * at Mercer (CSS) L 73-74 2/27 * at Georgia State L 63-84 2005-06 Overall Record: 14-18 (11-9 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/18 &at NC State L 61-91 11/19 &vs Delaware L 64-67 11/20 &vs The Citadel L 60-73 11/26 @ UCF L 66-74 12/1 *at Campbell L 70-84 12/3 *at Gardner-Webb L 68-70 12/6 USF L 52-77 12/17 ^at Georgetown L 50-70 12/20 at Florida State L 57-75 12/27 at Miami L 56-65 1/2 * North Florida W 52-40 1/5 * Jacksonville W 69-57 1/9 * at Florida Atlantic L 62-77 1/14 * at Belmont L 79-87 1/16 * at Lipscomb L 52-57 1/19 * East Tennessee State L 72-81 1/21 * Kennesaw State L 57-73 1/24 * Mercer (ot) L 81-82 1/28 * at East Tennessee State (ot) W 74-71 1/30 * at Kennesaw State W 80-68 2/2 Savannah State W 70-60 2/4 * Belmont L 68-75 2/6 * Lipscomb W 85-67 2/10 * at Mercer W 73-72 2/12 * Florida Atlantic W 56-49 2/15 at Savannah State W 62-53 2/17 * at North Florida (ot) W 81-77 2/19 * at Jacksonville W 81-66 2/23 *Campbell W 81-79 2/25 * Gardner-Webb W 77-65 3/2 $Florida Atlantic W 54-44 3/3 $Belmont L 59-72

Year-By-Year Results 2006-07 Overall Record: 11-20 (6-12 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/10 $ vs. Army L 68-80 11/11 $ vs. North Carolina A&T W 72-69 11/12 $ at Missouri L 45-66 11/18 at UCF L 60-73 11/20 Palm Beach Atlantic W 80-63 11/27 at USF L (2ot) 72-77 11/30 Kennesaw State* W 61-56 12/2 ETSU* L 61-75 12/5 Florida State L 63-82 12/16 at Miami L 64-89 12/20 at Florida L 67-88 12/23 at Savannah State W 58-46 12/30 Skidmore W 85-55 1/2 at Mercer* L 63-84 1/7 at Lipscomb* L 68-79 1/9 at Belmont* L 71-73 1/13 Gardner-Webb* L 64-77 1/15 Campbell* W 82-73 1/18 at North Florida* W (ot) 63-60 1/20 at Jacksonville* L 65-69 1/26 Mercer* L 66-78 2/1 Belmont* L 58-62 2/3 Lipscomb* W 69-67 2/8 at Campbell* L 82-104 2/10 at Gardner-Webb* L 48-73 2/13 Savannah State W 88-74 2/15 North Florida* W 74-63 2/18 Jacksonville* W 62-57 2/22 at ETSU* L 49-84 2/24 at Kennesaw State* L 67-72 3/1 vs. ETSU# L 61-77 $ John Thompson Classic, Columbia, MO * Atlantic Sun Conference Game # Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Game

2007-08 Overall Record: 16-16 (11-5 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/9 Palm Beach Atlantic W 56-54 11/13 $ at UAB L 49-86 11/16 $ vs. Florida Atlantic L 62-68 11/17 $ vs. Rhode Island L 65-80 11/18 $ vs. Georgia Southern L 55-68 11/21 Bethune-Cookman W 62-51 11/27 at Florida L 48-71 11/30 at FSU L 59-72 12/3 at Bethune-Cookman L 51-52 12/17 at #22 Miami L 53-89 12/20 at Savannah State W 70-62 12/29 at Longwood L 76-78 12/31 Charleston Southern W 76-70 1/3 at Jacksonville* L 3ot 94-98 1/5 at North Florida* W ot 71-69 1/11 at FGCU* W 70-62 1/17 Kennesaw State* W 66-54 1/19 Mercer* W 76-74 1/21 Longwood W 68-60 1/24 at Gardner-Webb* L 50-55 1/26 at Campbell* W 57-52 1/31 Belmont* L 75-83 2/2 at Lipscomb* L 53-77 2/8 USC Upstate* W 72-64 2/10 ETSU* W 68-56 2/14 at Kennesaw State* L 67-75 2/16 at Mercer* W 75-73 2/19 Savannah State L ot 60-63 2/23 FGCU* W ot 69-66 2/28 North Florida* W 73-56 3/1 Jacksonville* W 81-64 3/6 # vs. Gardner Webb L 63-82 $ Glenn Wilkes Classic Game * Atlantic Sun Conference Game # Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Game

2008-09 Overall Record: 13-17 (9-11 A-Sun) Head Coach: Derek Waugh Date Opponent W/L Result 11/14 at Texas L 38-68 11/18 Bethune-Cookman W (ot) 64-58 11/20 at Florida State L 77-79 11/24 Johnson & Wales W 59-36 11/29 at Miami L 65-79 12/4 FGCU* W 76-71 12/15 Campbell* W 63-56 12/17 Webber International W 80-35 12/20 at Missouri L 44-78 12/30 at Florida L 57-78 1/3 at Belmont* L 57-82 1/5 at Lipscomb* W 76-68 1/8 at FGCU* L 76-85 1/10 ETSU* L 67-73 1/12 USC Upstate* W 56-50 1/16 at Kennesaw State* W 69-52 1/18 at Mercer* L (ot) 98-101 1/23 Jacksonville* L 61-84 1/25 North Florida* L 53-55 1/31 Lipscomb* W (ot) 85-81 2/2 Belmont* W 82-71 2/7 at USC Upstate* L 53-54 2/9 at ETSU* W 64-63 2/12 Savannah State W 66-52 2/14 Kennesaw State* W 59-39 2/16 Mercer* L (ot) 80-88 2/21 at North Florida* L 66-78 2/23 at Jacksonville* L 66-81 2/27 at Campbell* L 56-73 3/6 vs. ETSU# L 76-90 * Atlantic Sun Conference Game # Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Game

“The GUS Tradition” During the last media time out of every home game, the Hatter faithful initiate the traditional chant…”GUS…GUS…GUS” which was kicked off over 20 years ago. Leslie “Gus” Gibbs, a native of DeLand and owner of Gus Gibbs Clothing and Collectibles in Downtown DeLand publicly adopted Stetson more then two decades ago. Legend has it Jon “Paul” Peacock, a baseball player for Stetson, started the tradition of spelling out S-T-E-T-S-O-N at each of the basketball home games to rally the students and fans. Paul graduated in 1983, and the following November at the first home men’s basketball game vs. Mississippi College, Stetson was down by a basket with 18 seconds left on the clock. Gus leapt over the scorers table, ran out onto the court during a time out and spelled out Stetson. The crowd roared, and the team went on to win 68-67. Gus has continued the tradition at every home game since November 28, 1984. Let Gus inspire you to get out there and Back the Hats!

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2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Coaching History Coach Glenn Wilkes - Mr. Stetson Basketball

Year-By-Year Summary Year 1900-01 1903-04 1907-08 1909-10 1911-12 1913-14 1914-15 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1921-22 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 1926-27 1927-28 1928-29 1929-30 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63

W-L Pct. Coach 2-1 .667 Unknown 1-2 .333 Unknown 1-0 1.000 Unknown 2-2 .500 Unknown 1-7 .125 Neil Jones 9-2 .818 Steve Jordan 4-8 .333 S.B. Jennings 14-2 .875 W. Hollander 12-9 .571 W. Hollander No Team (World War I) No Team (World War I) 11-2 .846 Pug Allen 5-2 .714 Pug Allen 1-3 .250 Pug Allen 3-6 .333 Pug Allen 9-6 .600 Pug Allen 8-5 .615 H. McQuillan 17-4 .806 H. McQuillan 5-4 .556 H. McQuillan 4-5 .444 H. McQuillan 8-4 .667 H. McQuillan 5-8 .385 H. McQuillan 13-6 .684 H. McQuillan 19-0 1.000 H. McQuillan 13-7 .650 H. McQuillan 11-11 .500 H. McQuillan 12-5 .706 H. McQuillan 13-4 .765 Chet Freeman 14-8 .636 Chet Freeman 12-5 .706 Chet Freeman Freeman/Cowell1 14-8 .636 9-9 .500 Ben Clemons 13-7 .650 Ben Clemons 11-3 .786 Brady Cowell No Team (World War II) No Team (World War II) No Team (World War II) 5-3 .625 Brady Cowell 11-10 .524 Ben Clemons 8-14 .364 Ben Clemons 2-23 .080 Ben Clemons 8-15 .348 Bob Trocolor 14-11 .560 Loren Ellis 16-4 .800 Jay Pattee 14-10 .583 Dick Morland 10-10 .500 Dick Morland 11-10 .524 Dick Morland 17-6 .739 Dick Morland 17-8 .680 Dick Morland 14-11 .560 Glenn Wilkes 17-11 .607 Glenn Wilkes 16-13 .552 Glenn Wilkes 20-7 .741 Glenn Wilkes 16-12 .571 Glenn Wilkes 15-13 .536 Glenn Wilkes

Year W-L Pct. 1963-64 16-9 .640 1964-65 16-10 .615 1965-66 13-12 .520 1966-67 17-10 .630 1967-68 8-18 .308 1968-69 14-12 .538 1969-70 22-7 .759 1970-71 19-9 .679 1971-72 6-20 .231 1972-73 15-11 .577 1973-74 17-9 .654 1974-75 22-4 .846 1975-76 17-9 .654 1976-77 15-12 .556 1977-78 14-13 .519 1978-79 15-12 .556 1979-80 15-12 .556 1980-81 18-9 .667 1981-82 12-15 .444 1982-83 19-9 .679 1983-84 19-9 .679 1984-85 12-16 .429 1985-86 10-18 .357 1986-87 18-13 .581 1987-88 13-15 .464 1988-89 17-12 .586 1989-90 15-17 .469 1990-91 15-16 .484 1991-92 11-17 .393 1992-93 14-13 .519 1993-94 14-15 .483 1994-95 15-12 .556 1995-96 10-17 .370 1996-97 9-18 .333 1997-98 11-15 .423 1998-99 14-13 .519 1999-00 13-15 .464 2000-01 17-12 .586 2001-02 10-16 .345 2002-03 6-20 .231 2003-04 12-15 .444 2004-05 10-17 .370 2005-06 14-18 .438 2006-07 11-20 .355 2007-08 16-16 .500 2008-09 13-17 .433 Totals 1142-952 .545

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For 36 years, Dr. Glenn Wilkes roamed the sidelines for Stetson University, leading the Hatters to an unparalleled era of success.

The Wilkes era began in the 1957-58 season and ran consecutively through the 1992-93 campaign, a span of over three-and-a-half decades. He compiled a 552-435 (.559) overall record and finished with 27 winning seasons. He led the Hatters to a schoolrecord 22-win season in 1969-70 and again in 1974-75. Wilkes also took Stetson basketball from the NAIA ranks to the NCAA Division I level.

In addition to his accomplishments on the court, Wilkes served the basketball community by sponsoring the first coaching clinic in the south, the first basketball clinic for boys, the first basketball clinic for girls, and the first officials’ clinic. He is also an author of four basketball-related books.

Wilkes’ tenure at Stetson is still the ninth-longest in NCAA history at one school and his 987 games coached also ranks him 19th all-time. Wilkes, who also spent 23 years as the school’s Athletic Director, retired from coaching in 1993.

One of the most highly respected coaches in the history of college basketball, Wilkes ranked among the NCAA’s Top 25 Division I coaches in all-time coaching wins prior to his retirement. Entering the 2003-04 season, Wilkes still ranked 64th on the all-time victories list. His players earned a total of 10 All-America awards and 17 played or are currently playing professionally.

On December 2, 2004, Stetson honored its legendary coach by naming the floor at the Edmunds Center “The Glenn Wilkes Court.” For more on this event, see p. 67.

1 - Chet Freeman recorded an 8-3 record before leaving midway through season to pursue law career; Brady Cowell took over squad for the remainder of season and compiled a 6-4 mark.

2 - Murray Arnold retired after the season’s first eight games with a 4-4 record; Derek Waugh compiled a 13-8 record after taking over on Dec. 27, 2000.

All-Time Coaches Records (By Wins) Coach Glenn Wilkes Herbert McQuillan Derek Waugh Dick Morland Chet Freeman Ben Clemons Murray Arnold Dan Hipsher Horace T. “Pug” Allen William “Dutch” Hollander Brady Cowell Randy Brown Jay Pattee Loren Ellis A.A. “Steve” Jordan Bob Trocolor Unknowns S.B. Jennings Neil Jones Totals

Years 36/1957-93 11/1924-35 8/2000-08 5/1952-57 4/1935-39 5/1939-41, 46-49 4/1997-00 2/1993-95 5/1919-24 2/1915-17 2+/1939, 41-42, 45-46 2/1995-97 1/1951-52 1/1950-51 1/1913-14 1/1949-50 4/1901-10 1/1914-15 1/1911-12

Stetson University

Won 552 115 92 69 45 43 42 29 29 26 24 19 16 14 9 8 6 4 1 1129

Lost 435 59 130 44 22 64 47 27 19 11 8 35 4 11 2 15 5 8 7 935

Pct. .559 .661 .414 .611 .671 .402 .472 .518 .604 .702 .750 .352 .800 .560 .818 .348 .545 .333 .125 .547

Glenn Wilkes’ Major Coaching Wins Date 12/6/57 2/5/59 12/15/59 2/11/60 1/17/70 1/24/70 2/21/70 12/28/73 1/5/74 2/2/74 12/5/74 12/7/74 12/12/74 3/3/75

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Opponent Score Birmingham-So. (#1) .98-76 Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . 110-97 Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . .79-74 Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . .73-72 Louisville . . . . . . . . . . .87-80 Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . 116-88 Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . .95-86 Seton Hall . . . . . . . . . 102-76 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . .78-76 New Mexico . . . . . . . .67-65 Marshall . . . . . . . . . . .73-58 California . . . . . . . . . .59-43 Western Kentucky. . . .68-66 Tulane . . . . . . . . . . . . .99-74

Date 3/5/75 1/25/78 2/23/79 2/20/80 2/10/81 12/6/81 12/21/81 12/29/81 11/26/83 12/15/86 12/2/89 11/24/90 12/21/90 12/28/90

Opponent Score Florida State . . . . . . . .63-54 South Carolina . . . . . .81-59 South Carolina . . . . . .86-82 Marquette . . . . . . . . . .77-72 Duke . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88-81 Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . .59-58 West Virginia. . . . . . . .76-69 Temple . . . . . . . . . . . .79-73 Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . .77-73 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . .60-55 Campbell (win #500) . .77-63 Purdue . . . . . . . . . . . .58-56 Brigham Young . . . . .77-75 California . . . . . . . . . .69-66

All-Time Record vs. All Opponents Opponent Air Force Alabama Alabama-Birmingham American Anderson (SC) Appalachian State Arkansas-Little Rock Arkansas State Armstrong State Army Auburn Austin Peay State Ball State Baltimore Baldwin-Wallace Barry Belmont Belmont Abbey Beloit Bethune-Cookman Birmingham-Southern Biscayne Bowling Green Bradley Brandeis Brigham Young Brooklyn Brown Bucknell Buffalo Buffalo State California-Berkeley Cal.-Santa Barbara Cal State-Northridge Campbell Catholic Centenary UCF Central Michigan Chaminade Coll. of Charleston Charleston Southern Chicago State Chicago Cincinnati Citadel, The Clemson Cleveland State Colgate Colorado Colorado State Columbia Cumberland Dartmouth Davidson Dayton Delaware Denver DePaul DePauw Dickinson Drexel Duke Duquesne East Carolina East Tennesse State Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Eckerd Elon Embry-Riddle Emory and Henry Erskine Evansville Fairleigh Dickinson Ferris State Flagler Florida Florida A&M Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast Florida International Florida Southern Florida State Fordham Fredonia State Furman Gardner-Webb George Mason

W-L 1-2 0-1 0-1 1-3 1-0 2-0 4-7 4-1 4-0 1-1 1-3 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-1 1-0 7-12 3-1 0-1 18-5 5-2 2-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-1 1-0 1-0 2-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 21-10 3-0 14-12 15-21 0-2 1-0 7-15 8-2 2-0 1-0 1-1 10-8 0-6 0-1 1-0 0-3 0-2 1-1 4-0 2-2 1-0 0-2 0-2 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-9 0-2 2-0 4-7 1-0 0-2 9-1 2-1 2-0 2-0 12-6 1-0 5-0 2-0 4-0 14-50 5-1 16-14 3-1 6-11 58-19 11-38 1-2 2-0 6-5 5-6 1-0

Series 1979-2002 1965 2007 1963-1978 1998 1956-1980 1986-1991 1972-1977 1969-1984 1983-2007 1981-1986 1976 1981 1981 1962-1971 1992 1963-2009 1965-1969 1952 1968-2008 1948-2002 1970-1975 1951-1977 1989 1970 1990 1986 1967-1984 1972 1993 1969-1980 1974-1991 1970 1993 1977-2009 1972-1997 1933-1999 1974-2007 1974-1993 1987 1924-2002 1974-2007 1970-1971 1978 1982-1986 1931-2005 1972-1998 1978 1972 1977-2002 2003-2004 1975-1978 1961-1966 1970-2002 1915 1958-1964 1992-2005 1976 1995-1996 1962 1979 1989 1980-1990 1979-1980 1956-1978 1972-2009 1986 1989 1963-1989 1923-2000 1995-1996 1936 1935-1958 1978 1966-1974 1972-1982 1998-2004 1920-2008 1976-1999 1993-2007 2008-2009 1991-1998 1913-1975 1949-2008 1976-1986 1977-1986 1977-2000 2003-2008 1979

Opponent George Washington Georgetown Georgetown (KY) Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia State Georgia Tech Hardin-Simmons Hartford Hartwick High Point Hofstra Houston Houston Baptist Idaho State Illinois State Illinois Wesleyan Iona Jacksonville Jacksonville State Johnson & Wales (FL) Kennesaw State Kentucky Wesleyan LaSalle Lehigh Liberty Lipscomb Long Island Longwood Loras Louisiana Louisville Loyola (MD) Loyola Marymount MacMurray Maine Manhattan Marist Marquette Marshall McNeese State Memphis State Mercer Miami Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Milsaps Mississippi Mississippi College Mississippi Southern Mississippi State Mississippi Valley State Missouri Monmouth (Ill.) Monmouth (N.J.) Morehead State Murray State Navy Nevada-Las Vegas New Hampshire New Mexico New Orleans Newberry Niagara North Carolina North Carolina A&T UNC Asheville UNC Charlotte UNC Wilmington North Carolina State North Central (Ill.) North Florida North Texas State Northeastern Northern Illinois Northwestern State Notre Dame Oglethorpe Ohio State Ohio University Oklahoma Oklahoma City Old Dominion Oral Roberts Otterbein Pacific Luthern Palm Beach Atlantic Piedmont

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W-L 2-2 0-1 1-1 4-6 29-41 19-22 1-1 8-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 6-3 0-1 0-1 2-1 0-2 30-39 4-8 1-0 5-3 1-0 1-3 4-0 1-0 8-5 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-4 0-1 0-1 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-0 1-8 5-2 0-2 0-1 67-48 33-46 3-0 0-1 0-2 1-3 0-2 4-2 2-3 0-1 0-1 0-4 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-4 2-2 1-1 5-7 6-2 1-0 0-3 1-0 1-0 1-0 4-3 0-6 1-0 7-2 0-2 2-1 1-2 1-0 0-1 3-2 0-3 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-6 2-2 1-0 0-1 3-0 1-0

Series 1978-1981 2005 1961-1964 1930-2004 1933-2007 1931-2005 1919-1972 1976-1990 1971-1983 1967 1967 1980-1990 1983 1979-1989 1981 1968 1952-1973 1963-1992 1957-2009 1949-2002 2008-2008 2007-2009 1958 1977-1981 1971-1979 1989 2003-2009 1976 2007-2008 1971 1934-1968 1953-1970 1986 1989 1965-1970 1969-1977 1977-1979 1984 1978-1987 1972-1982 1975-1993 1957 1920-2009 1927-2008 1913 1993 1960-1961 1934-1948 1992-1996 1934-1983 1932-1963 1965 1995 1971-2008 1972 1992 1981 1959-1960 1981 1969-1981 1962-2002 1973-1974 1977-1986 1936-1960 1981 1985-1987 2007 1992 1970 1976-1992 1917-2005 1964 1993-2009 1959-1969 1986-1994 1967-1975 1977 1998 1959-1961 1977-1984 1978 1971-1972 1973 1970-1981 1978-1989 1980 1956 1996-2007 1956

Opponent Pikeville Pittsburgh Presbyterian Providence Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Purdue Radford Rhode Island Rice Richmond Rider Roanoke Robert Morris Rochester Rollins Rutgers St. Bernard St. Francis (Pa.) St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Joseph’s (Maine) St. Joseph’s (Pa.) St. Leo St. Mary’s (Calif.)

St. Peter’s St. Xavier Samford Savannah State Seton Hall Siena Skidmore South, Univ. of South Alabama South Carolina South Florida Southeastern Louisiana Southern Illinois Southern Methodist Southwest Missouri Southwestern Louisiana Spring Hill Stanford Tampa Taylor Temple Tennessee-Martin Tennessee Tech Tennessee Temple Tennessee Wesleyan Texas Texas-Austin TX-Pan American Texas-San Antonio Texas Southern Texas Tech Toledo Toronto Towson State Transylvania Trinity College Troy Tulane Union Utica USC Upstate Valdosta State Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Military Inst.

Wake Forest Washington Webber International Weber State West Florida Western Carolina Western Kentucky Western Michigan West Virginia Wichita State William & Mary William Carey William Jewell Wisconsin-Green Bay Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wittenberg Wofford Wright State Xavier Yale Youngstown St.

W-L 1-0 0-1 7-6 0-1 2-0 1-4 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-3 2-1 1-0 3-0 2-0 74-15 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 3-0 1-0 3-3 1-0 29-17 6-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 5-0 1-1 2-3 7-16 8-3 2-3 1-3 1-0 3-12 3-1 0-1 51-13 1-0 1-0 0-1 5-6 1-0 1-1 0-1 0-3 1-4 5-8 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 4-2 1-0 6-12 1-8 5-4 1-0 2-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-3 1-0 2-0 0-1 2-1 4-1 2-6 1-0 1-1 0-1 2-3 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-3 1- 0 13-13 3-0 0-1 1-0 0-1

Series 1957 1990 1936-1984 1970 1999-2003 1982-1992 1992-1995 2007 1997 1976-1982 1968-1994 1970 1976-1981 1969-1974 1900-1987 1975 1975 1973-1976 1982 1985-1993 1984 1970-1992 1972 1956-1970 1977 1931-2003 2006-2009 1970-1973 1980 2007 1951-1963 1975-1976 1971-1983 1971-2007 1992-1997 1973-1988 1992-1997 2000 1959-1986 1946-1964 1995 1934-1970 1968 1982 1984 1932-1982 1996 1964-1966 2008-2008 1971-1991 1962-1986 1985-1991 1995 1973-2001 1995 1958 1986 1959-1967 1916 1956-2005 1958-1999 1936-1966 1982 2008-2009 1957 1999 1973-1974 1969-1978 1916-1989 1965 2001-2008 1999 1973-1997 1955-2001 1935-1984 1989 1981-1982 1990 1971-1997 1960 1959 1971-1981 1971-1996 1966 1915-1963 1973-1975 1986 1995 1996

2009-10 Men’s Basketball

This Is . . . Stetson University

• Location - The DeLand campus is 35 miles from Orlando and 25 miles from Daytona Beach.

• Faculty - 195 full-time, 95% with Ph.D. or equivalent.

• Student Population - 59% female/41% male; 78% Florida/25% out-of-state; 3.4% foreign/14% minority.

• Student Organizations - More than 100 organizations; student government, service, special interests, 17 scholastic and honorary societies, including Phi Beta Kappa.

• Greek Life - The presence of eight (7) national fraternities and six (6) national sororities complements campus-wide activities.

The University ... Stetson University maintains a tradition of academic excellence within a friendly and informal atmosphere. Its spacious 170-acre campus, lined with palm and oak trees, is centrally located between two major Florida cities, Daytona Beach and Orlando.

Stetson combines the best of two educational worlds: the variety of a university coupled with the concern for individual development found at a small college. Included in the diverse curriculum are 11 degree programs (five bachelors, six masters and post masters) and more than 60 majors.

Stetson ranked second on the list of the South’s top regional universities for academic quality and sixth in the best value category, in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” for 2007.

Stetson is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Academic programs are accredited by the American Bar Association, the National Association of Schools of Music, AACSB International, and the American Chemical Society. The College of Arts and Sciences was awarded the first private university Phi Beta Kappa chapter in Florida.

The Faculty ... The Stetson “advantage” is its faculty. They know their fields of study: 95% of faculty members hold Ph.D. or equivalent degrees. More important, all of them teach undergraduates. The low student to faculty ratio, 12:1, means that Stetson’s 195 faculty members have more time for teaching and advising students. They are accessible and involved in their students’ personal development.

• Athletics - Stetson is an NCAA Division I member of the Atlantic Sun Conference. The athletic department sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports, including baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s crew, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and volleyball. The baseball and softball teams won A-Sun championships in 2007.

International Focus ... Through distinctive programs, such as Russian Studies, Latin American Studies, International Relations, the Washington Semester and the International Business Practicum, Stetson prepares students to succeed in the rapidly changing global marketplace. Several times each semester, dignitaries and leading scholars from around the world visit the campus to lecture and meet informally with the students. Former President Jimmy Carter, South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel have been among the lecturers at Stetson University.

• Admission: The academic criteria include a challenging high school curriculum. A 3.70 was the average GPA of incoming freshmen in 2007. The SAT range of the middle 50 percent of the 2007 entering first-year class was 10301240; the ACT range was 21-27.

Campus Life ... Campus living is important to Stetson students. Sharing experiences, having fun, learning to live in a community and taking responsibility for shaping residence hall life are all a part of the self-discovery process that makes Stetson exciting. Seventyeight percent of Stetson students live on campus.

• Financial Assistance - Academics merit, scholarships, musical talent, athletic grants, need-based grants, loans and work-study, as well as monthly payment plans.

• Academic Programs - There are over 60 majors and minors offered within Stetson’s three colleges and schools: the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Music, and the School of Business Administration.

Stetson University

The Students ... Over 2,000 undergraduates from more than 41 states and 40 foreign countries attend Stetson. Most entering students are at the top 25% of their high school class, and were deeply involved in school and community life. All have successfully completed a college preparatory program.

Academic Program ... The university awards the bachelor’s degree in arts, sciences, education, business administration, music, and music education. Master’s degrees are offered in accounting, business administration, couseling, education, and English.

Facilities ... Stetson boasts a charming mix of historical and contemporary buildings. The heart of the campus is included in the Stetson University National Historic District, while the state-of-the-art Lynn Business Center houses the School of Business Administration on the five floors of modern classrooms, seminar rooms and faculty offices. The duPontBall Library houses extensive print collections and access to more than 100 subscription electronic databases and 11,000 full-text journals, as well as many computer workstations for student use. The Gillespie Museum of Minerals boasts the largest private collection of minerals outside the Smithsonian Institution. The Edmunds Center, a 4,000-seat athletic facility, provides two full-sized basketball courts, locker rooms and athletic department offices. The Hollis Center and Wilson Athletic Center provide Stetson students and studentathletes alike with excellent health and wellness opportunities.

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President Dr. Wendy B. Libby Libby is a member of numerous higher education organizations.

Last fall, she led a delegation of six college presidents in a visit to Ewha University in Seoul, South Korea. In honor of her outstanding leadership, Libby received the 2007 Athena Award from the Columbia (Mo.) Chamber of Commerce Women’s Network for her support of women in realizing their full leadership potential and for contributing to the quality of life in the community. In May, she received the 2009 Outstanding Higher Education Professional Alumni Award at the University of Connecticut.

She and her husband, Dr. Richard M. Libby, have two sons, Glenn and wife Ginger, and Gregg and wife Lori, four grandchildren, a great-granddaughter, and three dogs. An avid reader, she enjoys cooking and entertaining.

Stetson University entered a new era of leadership in July 2009 when Dr. Wendy B. Libby became the university’s ninth president.

Formerly president of Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., the nation’s second-oldest women’s institution, Libby has had a broad career in higher education and private industry. An expert in strategic planning, she plans to build on Stetson’s values-centered heritage and tradition of academic excellence and community-engaged service learning while moving Stetson forward.

Prior to her six years at Stephens College, Libby served as vice president for business affairs and chief financial officer at Furman University, Greenville, S.C., from 1995 to 2003. She has 28 years of administrative and teaching experience in higher education, at institutions including Westbrook College (now part of the University of New England), the University of Hartford, the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington, The Ohio State University and Cornell University.

A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Libby earned her doctorate in Educational Administration from the University of Connecticut.

Her undergraduate degree, in Biology with a concentration in Genetics, is from Cornell University. She earned an MBA, with a concentration in Finance, from Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management.

President Libby meets with men’s basketball team at Missouri game in 2008.

Director of Athletics Jeff Altier Jeff Altier, a 24-year veteran of the Stetson University athletic department, is in his 12th year as Stetson’s Director of Athletics.

During his tenure, Altier has earned a reputation as an outstanding fund raiser and a leader with an eye on the future. Perhaps the crowning achievement of Altier’s professional career was the building of Stetson’s $4.5 million baseball facility, Melching Field at Conrad Park. Built in conjunction with the City of DeLand, Melching Field is regarded as one of the nation’s premiere college baseball facilities.

The stadium opened on Feb. 13, 1999.

Altier then turned his attention to construction of an on-campus softball facility, which broke ground in 2002 and was ready for competition in February of 2003. The faility added a press box in 2007 and a locker room/office building in 2008. He was also instrumental in securing new state-of-the-art field lighting for both the softball and soccer fields in 2005.

Stetson has taken great strides in the area of gender equity under Altier. The softball program has been elevated to major sport status and mirrors baseball in terms of scholarship numbers and staff. Additionally, both the men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s tennis programs have seen a growth in scholarships.

Under his guidance, the Athletic Department has seen the addition of the new Wilson Athletic Center, a $ 1.5 million health and wellness facility solely for the use of Stetson student-athletes.

Altier was honored as the West Volusia County Sportsperson of the Year for 2004.

Prior to his current appointment, Altier served as associate athletic director for four years. He spearheaded the department’s development efforts as well as oversaw athletic marketing and promotions, concessions and travel coordination. Altier also served as tournament manager at the NCAA I Southeast First and Second Round men’s basketball games hosted by Stetson in 1993 and 1996 at the Orlando Arena.

Before his promotion to associate director, Altier was the Hatters’ director of athletic promotions and ticket manager.

Altier, captain of the nationallyranked 1982 Hatter baseball team, earned both his bachelor’s a n d m a s t e r ’s degrees from Stetson.

Upon wrapping up his Stetson baseball career, he spent two years as a player/coach developing the sport in Perth, Australia.

He then returned to Stetson as an assistant coach before taking on administrative duties.

Altier’s family includes wife, Sarah (Booker), a 1982 Stetson graduate, and children Heath, Brianne, and Garrett.

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Men’s Basketball Support Staff Dean Watson

Jorie Tress

Sports Information Director

Assistant A.D. for Compliance

In his third year as Sports Information Director at Stetson University, Dean Watson oversees all publicity efforts for the Hatters’ 15 Division I athletic programs, including men’s basketball.

Prior to his arrival at Stetson Watson spent seven years as the SID at Florida Tech a Division II university in Melbourne, Florida. He started his sports information career at his alma mater Saint Leo University in the late 1980’s where he was the Student SID under SI Consultant Walt Riddle. After graduating with a degree in Sports Management in 1990 he took a position as Assistant SID at the University of Nevada, a Division I institution in Reno. After three years at Nevada he became the head SID at Wayne State College in Nebraska before moving on to Florida Tech.

Watson lives in Lake Mary with his wife the Reverend Meg Watson and two of their children Maggie age 19, and Dean Jr. age 15.

Jorie Tress is in her third year as Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at Stetson. She is responsible for educating the staff, coaches, student-athletes, boosters and alumni about the rules of the NCAA, Atlantic Sun Conference and Stetson University and ensuring compliance with those rules.

Tress comes to Stetson with eight years of experience in practicing law, including the past three years as Assistant Attorney General in the state of Florida’s Economic Crimes Unit, headquartered in Orlando.

Prior to that she was an associate attorney at the Orlando firm of Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell from 2003-04. From 1999-2003 Tress was an Assistant State Attorney in Viera and Fort Lauderdale Tress has a degree in Literature from North Florida and her J.D. from the Ohio State University College of Law. An Ohio native, she lives in Windermere with her husband John and 5-month old son, Shane.

Mike Bitter Richard Skeel

Faculty Athletics Representative

Senior Associate Athletic Director

Dr. Mike Bitter is in his tenth year as Stetson’s Faculty Athletics Representative. He is responsible for advising the University President on athletics matters and for monitoring the athletic department’s compliance with NCAA and conference rules and commitment to academic integrity and student-athlete welfare.

A tenured Professor of Accounting, Bitter has taught at Stetson since 1996. He is a CPA licensed in the state of Florida.

Bitter is an ex-officio member of the University Athletics Committee and Trustee Athletics Committee. He is also a member of the NCAA’s Amateurism Cabinet and an NCAA peer reviewer.

He graduated from Stetson in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. He earned his Master of Accountancy from the University of Florida in 1988, and completed his Doctor of Philosophy in Accounting from the University of Mississippi in 1994.

Senior Associate Athletic Director Richard Skeel is in his tenth year at Stetson.

A 30-year+ athletics veteran, Skeel served six years as Director of NCAA Compliance and four seasons as head baseball coach at Bethune-Cookman College.

He led the Wildcats to three Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championships and two NCAA postseason appearances.

Skeel has also served as a coach / administrator at the University of Cincinnati, Xavier (OH) University, University of Louisville, SUNY-Albany, Sinclair Community College and Heidelberg College.

He earned his Bachelor’s degree from Purdue and his Master’s degree from Bowling Green State. Richard and wife Brenda have five children, Eric, Brittney, Stephanie, Kirsten and Scott.

Royce Horak

Jan Usher

Director of Athletics Operations, Events & Facilities Horak is in his first year overseeing game management and the athletic facilities at Stetson. He received his B.S. in Finance from the UCF in 2000. Two years later he went on to earn his M.B.A. from Stetson University. While at Stetson he spent a season as a team manager for men’s basketball and worked as a graduate assistant in the sports information office. Horak moved on to Mississippi State University as a doctoral student in Strategic Management. At MSU, he also taught a variety of undergraduate and graduate classes. After teaching there for three years he moved back to South Florida where he taught Business English, Learning Strategies and various ESL classes at schools such as The Florida Language Center, Florida Atlantic University and Kaplan University (online). Horak was born in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and grew up in Boca Raton.

Glenn Brickey Director of Sports Medicine

John Lykins Asst. A.D. for Athletic Development

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Roger Gilmore Equipment Room Assistant

Senior Woman Administrator Asst. Athletic Director for Academics A 16-year veteran of the Stetson Athletics department, Jan Usher is in her seventh year as Senior Woman Administrator.

She oversees six athletic programs, is the liaison to Admissions and Financial Aid, tracks all incoming student-athletes through the NCAA Eligibility Center and performs numerous other pertinent tasks.

Usher graduated from Stetson in 1981 with a Bachelor’s of Psychology.

She has two daughters who attended Stetson, Jenny and Katie.

Lindsay Wightman Director of Tickets

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Laura Flemal Athletic Department Secretary

Kerry Nordman Associate Director of Marketing

Stacy Turner Assistant to the Athletic Director

The J. Ollie Edmunds Center The Stetson men’s basketball team has called the J. Ollie Edmunds Center home since 1974, but the Hatters have been anything but gracious hosts to their opponents. For the past 35 years, the Hatters have had just one losing season at home and have won 67 percent of their games, posting a 324-158 all-time record.

The Edmunds Center opened its doors on Dec. 5, 1974, as Hatter fans witnessed a 73-58 Stetson victory over Marshall. SU went on to win the next game, and the next, and the next. In fact, the Hatters went a perfect 16-0 at home that season, and they won their first 20 consecutive games played at the Edmunds Center.

Year-By-Year Record at the Edmunds Center Year W-L Pct. 1974-75 ..............16-0 ............ 1.000 1975-76 ..............12-3 .............. .800 1976-77 ...............8-7 ............... .533 1977-78 ..............12-4 .............. .750 1978-79 ..............10-4 .............. .714 1979-80 ..............13-5 .............. .722 1980-81 ..............14-1 .............. .933 1981-82 ...............9-6 ............... .600 1982-83 ..............15-3 .............. .833 1983-84 ..............13-3 .............. .813 1984-85 ...............8-6 ............... .571 1985-86 ...............8-6 ............... .571 1986-87 ...............9-1 ............... .900 1987-88 ..............11-3 .............. .786 1988-89 ..............10-3 .............. .769 1989-90 ...............7-6 ............... .538 1990-91 ...............7-6 ............... .538 1991-92 ..............10-7 .............. .588 1992-93 ..............10-4 .............. .714 1993-94 ...............8-4 ............... .667 1994-95 ...............7-6 ............... .538 1995-96 ...............7-7 ............... .500 1996-97 ...............7-7 ............... .500 1997-98 ...............7-5 ............... .583 1998-99 ...............9-4 ............... .692 1999-00 ...............6-5 ............... .545 2000-01 ..............10-3 .............. .769 2001-02 ...............7-5 ............... .583 2002-03 ...............4-7 ............... .364 2003-04 ...............8-6 ............... .571 2004-05 ...............6-5 ............... .545 2005-06 ...............7-5 ................ 583 2006-07 ...............8-5 ............... .615 2007-08 ..............11-2 .............. .846 2008-09 ..............10-4 .............. .714 Total................324-158 ........... .672

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4,652 vs. Florida State (12-5-06) 4,584 vs. Florida State (12-30-03) 4,228 vs. UCF (2-10-05) 4,030 vs. UCF (1-27-01) 3,211 vs. UCF (1-9-04) 3,191 vs. Georgia State (1-31-03)

Student Support - Back The Hats At Stetson, the student support for the basketball program is unmatched in the Atlantic Sun Conference. With over 25 percent of the student-body attending each home game, Stetson’s percentage of student attendance is one of the best in the country.

Waugh’s Wackos ►

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The Glenn Wilkes Court

The Edmunds Center faithful cheer for Dr. Glenn Wilkes during the Dec. 2, 2004 halftime ceremony honoring Stetson’s legendary coach.

The late University President Doug Lee reads Stetson’s proclamation during the halftime ceremony.

Glenn Wilkes with his family (left to right) son Rob, wife Jan, daughter Tara, and son Glenn Jr. with the watercolor painting by long-time Stetson University art professor Fred Messersmith.

Coach Wilkes was interviewed by the local TV media prior to the event.

University Trustee Art Sullivan congratulates Coach WIlkes.

Stetson University

On December 2, 2004, Stetson University honored its legendary coach Dr. Glenn Wilkes by naming the floor at the Edmunds Center “The Glenn Wilkes Court.”

During a halftime ceremony of the Stetson-Mercer game, Wilkes was recognized with proclimations from Stetson University and the city of DeLand, he received a watercolor created by long-time university art professor Fred Messersmith, and was repeatedly applauded by thousands of his loyal fans and former athletes in the stands.

“It was quite an honor,” Wilkes said after the game. “I enjoyed seeing many of my former players, some that I hadn’t seen in 25 or 30 years.”

During his 36-year coaching career which came entirely at Stetson, Wilkes won over 550 games and completed 27 winning seasons.

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Athletic Facilities In addition to the Edmunds Center, Stetson University boasts many other quality athletic facilities for Hatter student-athletes to train and compete.

In the heart of downtown DeLand is Melching Field at Conrad Park, the home of the Hatter baseball team. At a cost of $4.5 million, the stadium is the result of a joint effort between Stetson University, DeLand Sports Redevelopment Association and the City of DeLand.

The Hatters opened Melching Field with a 3-2 win over Louisville on Feb. 12, 1999 before a record crowd of 2,862 fans. Since then, Stetson has created quite a home field advantage. In their eight seasons to date at Melching Field, the Hatters have posted a 210-80 record, good for a .724 winning percentage.

Full-service concessions stands greet visitors upon their entrance to the park on Woodland Boulevard. The stadium is completely handicapped accessible and features excellent site lines from anywhere in the grandstand.

A new, state-of-the-art scoreboard is located in left field and is equipped with a message center board and graphics. The stadium is outfitted with a $150,000 sound system.

Stetson University alumna Luella Nichols Melching of Coral Gables donated $500,000 to name the field in honor of her late husband R. Dale Melching, a member of the Stetson class of 1944.

Located in downtown DeLand, Melching Field at Conrad Park is one of the finest collegiate baseball stadiums in the South.

Luella Nichols Melching, a Hatter cheerleader during her Stetson years and lifelong sports fan, said her husband would be proud to see the family name on the field at the modern baseball complex.

With a red brick and stucco facade and green metal roof, the stadium at Conrad Park resembles many buildings on Stetson’s campus.

A state-of-the-art lighting system provides sufficient infield and outfield lighting for television night games. In addition, the stadium features a modern press box, complete with two VIP viewing rooms, two radio booths, a television broadcast room and a working press area.

Down the street is the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center, home of the Stetson men’s and women’s tennis programs. Located on the eastside of the DeLand campus, the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center was completed in late 1996.

The state-of-the-art facility is named in honor of Mandy Marie Stoll who was the tennis team’s top player when she was killed in an automobile accident in April 1988 during her junior year. During her three years as a member of the Stetson tennis team, she set school records of 20 consecutive wins and 27 wins in one season.

Built in 1996, the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center is home to the Stetson men’s and women’s tennis teams.

The facility includes six courts, with plans for six additional courts in the future, a kiosk, three gazebos and courtside bleachers. Three of the six courts have been named: one for Mary Estella Palmer McNamara, the late wife of SU trustee Dennis McNamara of Orlando and a Stetson graduate; one in honor of former Stetson tennis coach Vicky Pate, also a Stetson alumna; and one in memory of Mandy Stoll.

The Mandy Stoll Tennis Center has served as the host location for four Atlantic Sun Conference Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships, most recently in 2005.

Adjacent to the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center is the Stetson Soccer Complex. In 2006, the full dugouts and a media tower were added as Stetson hosted the Atlantic Sun Conference Men’s Tournament.

The Hatters hosted again in 2007.

The Stetson softball team has played six seasons on its beautiful, new on-campus facility, and with tremendous success.

The Hatters won their first 18 games on Patricia Wilson Field in 2003 and have a combined six-year home record of 189-55 (.775).

The sparking facility features spacious dugouts, multiple bullpen and batting cage areas, a state-of-the-art scoreboard, a brilliant lighting system for playing night games, and a concession area. A press box was added in 2007 and locker rooms/offices in 2008.

The numerous golf courses in Florida provide the men’s and women’s golf teams with ample places to play. The Hatters host tournaments every year its home site of Victoria Hills Golf Club, including the 2005 and 2006 Atlantic Sun Conference Women’s Golf Championships.

Also, the cross country teams host a meet every October at the Sperling Sports Complex, and the crew team practices and competes at nearby Lake Beresford.

Patricia Wilson Field; Stetson Softball’s beautiful on-campus facility.

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Sports Medicine / Strength and Conditioning • The Stetson University Sports Medicine staff is under the direction of the head team physician, three associate physicians, and full time certified athletic trainers providing a full complement of services to enhance the physical performance and personal healthcare of each student-athlete.

• The sports medicine staff is located in the athletic training room of the Wilson Athletic Center. The athletic training room is a 2,500 square-foot facility dedicated to the healthcare of all student-athletes.

• The sports medicine staff is focused on identifying and preventing athletic injuries through the use of a complete line of evaluation tools including a state of the art isokinetic testing and rehabilitation device.

• The division of sports medicine utilizes a wide array of physicians, counselors, and other allied health care professionals to assist our student-athletes in all aspects of their healthcare, growth, and development.

• The sports medicine staff includes an in-house Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and an affiliation with All Star Sports Performance to enhance our strength and conditioning programs for all of our student athletes.

• The basketball program makes full use of the 2,500 sq. ft. weight room located in the Wilson Athletic Center. The facility is stocked with over 9,000 pounds of free weights and selectorized equipment.

• A full-time certified athletic trainer is on site for all in season practices, games, weight training, and conditioning sessions.

• Team members follow a comprehensive and individualized program designed to increase power, strength, speed, quickness, agility, jumping ability, flexibility and overall conditioning.

Stetson Sports Medicine Staff

Glenn Brickey Director of Sports Medicine

“I had a high school coach tell me that if he had to pick one division I school in the state to have on his side in a boxing match, he would pick Stetson. I want us to be the biggest, strongest, toughest team in our league and I belive most years we accomplish that.”

Head Coach Derek Waugh

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Jamie McClure Assistant Athletic Trainer, ATC,LAT

Dan Riegle Asst.Trainer, ATC,LAT Strength & Conditioning

Christina To Assistant Athletic Trainer, ATC,LAT

Adam Deimling Assistant Athletic Trainer, ATC,LAT

Academics and Summer Camps Stetson University’s mission is to provide its students with the best liberal arts education possible. Stetson was the state of Florida’s first private institution, and it continues to lead the way in providing excellent undergraduate and graduate education to its students.

Stetson is widely recognized as one of the finest educational institutions in the South, and Stetson has been ranked as one of the South’s top four regional universities by US News and World Report for the past 18 years. With a diverse alumni base including corporation presidents, doctors, lawyers, United States senators, teachers, coaches, and most other professions, Stetson provides a great network for its graduates.

With a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1, Stetson provides its undergraduate students with a unique opportunity to learn in a close-knit environment and with a great deal of personal attention.

Stetson also offers over 50 fields of study and provides the student with a holistic learning experience. The basketball program is also very dedicated to the teams’ overall academic success, and during Coach Waugh’s tenure, Stetson has produced 24 all-academic conference team members. All of the coaches and an advanced network of tutors are available to help Stetson’s student-athletes graduate on time.

The athletic department provides qualified tutors for student-athletes with an academic need.

2009 Stetson University Basketball Camps • • • • • • •

Individualized instruction 5-on-5 and 3-on-3 league play Slam Dunk Contest and 3-Point Shoot-out for all ages Night sessions consisting of fun games and competitions Weight room instruction for all ages Prizes awarded for individual and team achievement Camp Store

The staff will consist of Head Coach Derek Waugh, Stetson players and coaches, and other area high school and college coaches.

The camp is headquartered at the Edmunds Center. Stetson’s weight training facility located in the Wilson Athletic Center will also be used to teach important aspects of strength and conditioning. The Hollis Center, located on campus, houses an outdoor pool and a game room.

2010 Camp Dates: June 11-13 Shooting Camp June 13-17 Position Camp June 26-27 Shoot-Out (Team Camp) June 27-18 Elite Camp June 25-29 Individual Camp

For more information, contact coach Sebastian Singletary at (386) 822-8101 or e-mail ssinglet@stetson.edu.

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Typical Camp Day 9:00 am ........... Stretch and Fundamental Work 10:00 am ....................... 5 on 5 League Games 11:20 am ............ Individual Basketball Contests 12:00 pm ................................................. Lunch 12:45 pm .................. Lecture or Demonstration 1:30 pm ...........................Pool Time/Open Gym 2:30 pm ...............................Fundamental Work 3:30 pm ......................... 3 on 3 League Games 4:15 pm ......................... 5 on 5 League Games 5:15 pm ...................................Day Camp Ends 8:30 pm ........................... 1 Hour Night Session (Fun Games, 3-Pt Shootout, Slam Dunk Contest)

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Community Service The Hatter Basketball squad is very active in the DeLand and Stetson communities, which is the primary reason why Stetson repeatedly boasts some of the largest crowds in the Atlantic Sun Conference.

As a tribute to the student body for maintaining the highest percentage of student attendance in the Atlantic Sun Conference for the seventh straight year, the coaching staff again placed a bounty on their heads when they challenged the students in the Sixth Annual 3 on 3 Coaches’ Challenge. For the seventh year in a row, 30 teams participated in the tournament, which had over 300 observers in attendance. The tournament consisted of two divisions, an open division and a coed division, and the coaching staff played each division’s champion for a cash prize at the end of the tournament.

The proceeds raised from the 3 on 3 tournament benefit the Stetson Chapter for Habitat for Humanity.

In addition, the Hatters’ community service includes working with local youth during several basketball clinics and camps as well as spending time at local retirement homes. The most notable basketball clinic is done in conjunction with Bright House Communications, Sunshine Network and Subway as a part of Bright House’s Excellence in Sports Youth Program. In the past, the free clinic has averaged over 200 local youth.

(Above) The Hatter coaches and players teach basketball fundamentals to area youth during free clinics held each year in conjuction with Bright House Networks.

(Above) The team gathered in September 2009 to help with a landscaping project for ‘The House Next Door’, a local charity.

(Above) On September 23, 2008 the team ran the 2nd annual Alpha Xi Delta 5k run to benefit the charity Choose Children.

(Above) Group photo from the first 3-on-3 Coaches’ Challenge that took place in 2003.

(Left) 3-on-3 Coaches’ Challenge... Let the games begin! Proceeds benefit the Stetson Chapter for Habitat for Humanity.

(Right) Hatters ring bell for the Salvation Army.

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2009-10 Stetson Men’s Basketball Schedule DAY Thu Fri Sun Wed Sat Wed Mon Wed Wed Mon Tue Sat Mon Fri Sun Thu Sat Fri Sun Wed Sat Mon Thu Sat Thu Sat Mon Thu Sat Sat W-S

DATE Nov 5 Nov 13 Nov 15 Nov 18 Nov 21 Nov 25 Nov 30 Dec 2 Dec 16 Dec 21 Dec 29 Jan 2 Jan 4 Jan 8 Jan 10 Jan 14 Jan 16 Jan 22 Jan 24 Jan 27 Jan 30 Feb 1 Feb 4 Feb 6 Feb 11 Feb 13 Feb 15 Feb 18 Feb 20 Feb 27 Mar 3-6

OPPONENT SOUTHEASTERN (EXH.) AVERETT at Florida at Florida State at Charleston Southern PALM BEACH ATLANTIC at USC Upstate* at Louisville MIAMI (FLA.) at Savannah State FLORIDA GULF COAST* at Lipscomb* at Belmont* JACKSONVILLE* NORTH FLORIDA* at East Tennessee State* at Campbell* MERCER* KENNESAW STATE* at Florida Gulf Coast* at Mercer* at Kennesaw State* CAMPBELL* EAST TENNESSEE STATE* at North Florida* at Jacksonville* SAVANNAH STATE BELMONT* LIPSCOMB* USC UPSTATE* A-Sun Tournament

* Atlantic Sun Conference Game

LOCATION Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Gainesville, Fla. Tallahassee, Fla. Charleston, S.C. Edmunds Center Spartanburg, S.C. Louisville, Ky. Edmunds Center Savannah, Ga. Edmunds Center Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.

Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Johnson City, Tenn.

Buies Creek, N.C. Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Fort Myers, Fla. Macon, Ga. Kennesaw, Ga. Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Edmunds Center Macon, Ga.

TIME 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:30 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm 4:15 pm 8:15 pm 7:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:00 pm 3:15 pm 7:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:30 pm 3:30 pm 7:30 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:45 pm 3:15 pm 7:00 pm 8:15 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm TBA

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