2011-12 men's basketball prospectus

QUICK FACTS

School: Virginia State University

Location: Petersburg, Virginia 23806-2096

Founded: March 6, 1882

Enrollment: Approx. 5,700

Nickname: Trojans

Athletics Website: www.vsu.edu

Home Court/ Capacity: Daniel Gym/ 3,454

School Color: Orange (PMS 165) and Blue (PMS 286)

Conference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association

President: Keith T. Miller

Athletic Director: Peggy Davis

Head Coach: Darryl Jacobs

Record at VSU/Years: 0-0/ 1st year

Overall Record/Years: 209-179/12

Assistant Coach: Darryl Butler/ 1st year

2010-11 Overall Record: 6-21

CIAA Record/ Finish: 5-13

Athletics Communication Contact: Jason Pompey

Office Phone: (804) 524-5028

Cell Phone: (646) 643-8510

Email: [email protected]

SCHEDULE

Nov. 11 Shepherd University 8:00pm

Nov. 12 West Virginia State University 6:00pm

Nov. 18 Mount Olive College 6:00pm

Nov. 19 Mount Olive College 7:30pm

Nov. 21 Pfeiffer University 7:30pm

Nov. 26 Glenville State University 6:00pm

Nov. 29 Concord University 7:30pm

Dec. 3 Virginia Union University* 4:00pm

Dec. 19 Concord University 7:30pm

Dec. 30 University of West Florida Classic 6:00pm

Dec. 31 University of West Florida Classic 8:00pm

Jan. 5 Winston-Salem State University* 7:30pm

Jan. 7 Shaw University* 4:00pm

Jan. 9 Saint Augustine's College* 7:30pm

Jan. 12 Livingstone College* 7:30pm

Jan. 15 Virginia Union University* 7:30pm

Jan. 19 Glenville State University 7:30pm

Jan. 24 Johnson C. Smith University* 7:30pm

Jan. 28 Elizabeth City State University* 7:30pm

Jan. 30 Bowie State University* 7:30pm

Feb. 2 Lincoln University* 7:30pm

Feb. 4 Chowan University* (TV Game) 4:05pm

Feb. 9 Fayetteville State University* 7:30pm

Feb. 13 Elizabeth City State University* 7:30pm

Feb. 18 Bowie State University* 7:30pm

Feb. 20 Lincoln University* 7:30pm

Feb. 25 Chowan University* 7:30pm

TBA CIAA Tournament TBA

ROSTER

No. Name Ht. Class Pos. Hometown/Previous School

3. Devonte’ Williams 5’10 Freshman G Hampton, VA/ Kecoughtan HS

5. Ibn-Shaeed Rassoull 6’5 Senior G Petersburg, VA/ St. Paul’s College

10, Bess, Justin 6-1 Senior G Lanham, MD/Montgomery Germantown CC

12. Bynum, Mike 5-10 Junior G Chesapeake, VA/Indian River HS

15. Tate, Khalil 6-3 Sophomore G Washington, DC/Northwestern HS

20. Manny Wallace 6-1 Freshman G Hopewell, VA/Christ Church HS

22. Richard “RJ” Hall 6’0 Junior G Bay Shore, NY/ Kennesaw State University

24. Malik Johnson 6’2 Junior G Houston, TX/ Norfolk State University

25. Kenny Mitchell 6’9 Junior F/C Stone Mountain, GA/ Charleston Southern

32. James Shambley 6’7 Senior F Virginia Beach, VA/ Clinton CC

33. Kevin Wiggins 6’6 Sophomore F Newport News, VA/Woodside HS

41. Johnson, D’Angelo 6-5 Senior F Washington, DC/Western Texas University

42. Daniel Awosanya 6’8 Junior F London, England/ Campbell University

45. Shawn Porter 6’6 Freshman F Chesapeake, VA/ Deep Creek HS

55. Michael Spence 6’10 Sophomore F/C Irvington, NJ/ Univ. of MD Eastern Shore

Dijon Cuffee 6-4 Junior F Norfolk, VA/Booker T. Washington HS

Chris Graves 6’1 Sophomore G Charlotte, NC/ Vance HS

Kenny Johnson 6’5 Freshman G Lumberton, NJ/ Rancocas Valley HS

2011-12 TROJANS GENERAL INFORMATION

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Darryl Jacobs was announced head men’s basketball coach at Vir-

ginia State University on April 4, 2011. Jacobs comes to Ettrick af-

ter spending the previous five seasons as the head coach at Clark

Atlanta where he won the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Con-

ference title in 2010 and also led them to two straight berths in

the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament.

"He's certainly a good coach and will be a great ambassador and leader to the Virginia State

University men's basketball program," VSU’s Athletic Director Peggy Davis said at Jacobs’ in-

troductory press conference. "He is among the most promising coaches up and coming today

and we look forward to him building a championship team, not only on the court, but also in

the classroom."

In just his second year at Clark Atlanta, Jacobs led the program to its first winning season in 10

years during the 2007-2008 season. The following year, Jacobs led the program to its second

consecutive winning season. During the 2009-10 season, CAU took its first SIAC regular season

championship in 14 years and received a bid to the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament as

the #5 seed.

CAU finished the 2010-2011 season with a 22-9 record overall and made it to the SIAC champi-

onship game for the second season in a row taking the conference title and advancing to the

NCAA Division II Regional Tournament for the second straight year.

Prior to his arrival at CAU, he was an assistant coach at the University of Delaware for the 2005

-06 under Head Coach David Henderson (former Duke University assistant head coach).

Before joining the staff at Delaware, Jacobs was the Head Basketball Coach at Felician College

in Lodi, New Jersey. From 2000-2005, he compiled a 75-69 overall record highlighted by the

school’s first conference championship in 2003-04. Jacobs was selected Central Athletic Colle-

giate Conference Coach of the Year in that same year.

Jacobs began his coaching career at his alma mater, William Penn University, serving as an as-

sistant.

Jacobs has over 20 years of coaching experience and has accumulated a number of different

accomplishments and accolades over that time. Some of which include;

Note: Back-to-Back 20 win seasons (2009-2011) 1st Time in School History

4 consecutive winning seasons (2007-2011)

Back-to-Back SIAC Tournament Finals appearance 1st Time in School History

Back-to-Back NCA Tournament Appearances (2009-2011) 1st Time in School History

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Darryl Jacobs

MEN’S BASKETBALL

HEAD COACH

FIRST SEASON

2011-12 TROJANS HEAD COACH

Darryl Butler

MEN’S BASKETBALL

ASST. COACH

FIRST SEASON

2011-12 TROJANS COACHING STAFF

Darryl Butler joins the Virginia State University athletic staff as an As-

sistant Men’s Basketball Coach. Butler comes to VSU from Frederick

Community College in Frederick MD, where he spent the past three

seasons as the associate head coach. During his last two years there,

the men’s basketball team finished with an overall record of 41-18

and won their first Region XX Championship in school history in 2010.

Prior to his experience at Frederick Community College, Butler spent four years at Montgom-

ery Community College in Silver Spring, Md. He served as an assistant coach for two years then

became the head coach in 2006-07. After the 2005-06 season, Montgomery Community Col-

lege won their first Region XX and District 7 Championship and finished 6th in the nation in

NJCAA Division III.

Butler was an assistant coach at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, VA where they won

the Patriot District North Region in 2003-04. Before T.C. Williams, he was an assistant coach at

Howard University for the 2000-02 seasons where he helped revitalized the program under

Frankie Allen that finished 18-10 and reached the MEAC tournament championship game in

their second season. He received his first assistant coaching position at Whittier College in

Whittier, CA in 1997. Butler next moved on to an assistant coaching position at Pepperdine

University in Malibu, CA in 1999-2000 under Jan Van Breda Kolff. There he was part of a West

Coast Conference (WCC) Regular Season Championship and a NCAA tournament appearance

and win.

The Trojans are excited to welcome Butler to their men’s basketball coaching staff. Butler

brings a wealth of basketball knowledge and local recruiting ties to the Tri-city area.

“Butler comes with a great deal of college coaching experience and recruiting ties especially in

this region. He’s a VSU grad which means a great deal to our college community,” says VSU’s

head men’s basketball coach, Darryl Jacobs.

Coach Butler is a native of Suffolk, VA and also a Trojan alumni, graduating from Virginia State

University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration in 1989. Butler and

his wife, Rosalie, have three children, Nikko (13), Kennedy (11), and Victoria (4).


Dr. Rodney Gaines HEAD STRENGTH &

CONDITIONING COACH

Dr. Rodney Gaines received all three of his professional degrees from Virginia Tech: A B.S. in

Business Finance in 1989, M.S. in Health and Physical Education (Exercise Science) in 1996, and a

PhD in 2001 in Education, Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Health Promotion and

Education Research.

Dr. Gaines is the first ever strength and conditioning coach at Virginia State University, and he

has many goals for the program.

The mission of the Virginia State University Strength and Conditioning Program is to help ath-

letes develop power, speed, agility, strength, flexibility, cardiovascular strength-endurance, and

spiritual development. The strength and conditioning also help athletes in the areas of sport

nutrition counseling, sport psychology, and spiritual wellness.

Matt Williams has been a NATABOC Certified Athletic trainer since 1995. He is entering

his eighth year as the Head Athletic Trainer at Virginia State University. He is currently

serving his third year as President of the CIAA Athletic Trainer's Association.

Matt completed his undergraduate studies at Emory & Henry College in 1993 and at-

tended graduate school at Radford University from 1993-95.

His resume includes tenures as Head Athletic Trainer at Saint Paul's College from 1995-

2000 and Head Athletic Trainer at Brunswick Senior High School from 2000 through

2004.

Matt Williams HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

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Jason Pompey is the Sports Information Director at Virginia State University. Pompey has

three years of previous sports information duties starting out as an undergraduate work-

study student at Virginia Union University and as a graduate-assistant at Virginia State Uni-

versity.

Pompey received his Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Virginia Union University in 2009

and his Master’s degree in Sports Management from Virginia State University in 2010.

Interning for previous sports information directors such as Jim Junot at Virginia State Uni-

versity as well as both Tiffany D. Sykes and Tamika Duck at Virginia Union University,

Pompey has worked and learned various tasks in the sports information world. With a

great background, Pompey has the drive and passion to continue the trend of young successful sports information directors

in the CIAA conference.

In addition to becoming the prime contact for VSU Sports Information, Pompey will be responsible for web content mainte-

nance, publication of athletic newspapers, script for game summaries, pre and post game process, composing/editing player

profiles, script for game day announcements, as well as calling and faxing facts and figures to media outlets.

JASON POMPEY SPORTS INFORMATION

2011-12 TROJANS SUPPORT STAFF

2011-12 TROJANS 2011-12 SEASON OUTLOOK


A change is here for the 2011-12 Virginia State University men’s basketball program. After a

combined thirteen wins over the past two seasons a new head coach will lead the men of

Troy this season.

Darryl Jacobs enters the CIAA conference after a successful run in the SIAC conference. Ja-

cobs plans on turning the program around by first holding all players accountable. “It starts

with the infrastructure in order to improve the quality play of athletes. We will mix the old

with the new and develop a mindset of hard work and accountability,” Jacobs said.

The Trojans return with two of their main scorers from last season, senior forward, D’Angelo

Johnson (6-4, 215) and senior guard, Justin Bess (6-1, 175). Johnson scored a career-high

twenty-seven points against Johnson C. Smith University and Bess scored twenty-two points

a career-high against the Apprentice School. Adding to the mix will be a 2010-11 All-CIAA

team member, senior Ibn Rassoull (6-4, 210) who is a transfer guard/forward from St. Paul’s

College. “Players must buy into this new philosophy; it’s all about academics, attitude, and a

commitment to excellence.”

VSU’s coaching staff hopes to return eight student-athletes from last season’s team and will

add in four freshmen and six transfers to the mix. Jacobs hit the recruiting circuits just in

time to pull off some impact newcomers. Freshmen additions includes, guard/forward

Kenny Johnson (6-5, 200), forward Shawn Porter (6-6, 210), guard Manny Wallace (6-1, 190),

and guard Devonte Williams (5-10, 175). Jacobs is also excited about his new transfers to

Virginia State. His top transfers are, forward Daniel Awosanya (6-8, 220), forward/center

Kenny Mitchell (6-8, 240), Malik Johnson (6-2, 195), and center Michael Spence (6-10, 245).

VSU will begin their 2011-12 CIAA Championship run at

the “Clarion Hotel Tip-Off Classic” in Shepherdstown,

WV on Nov. 11th

against host Shepherd University and

West Virginia State University. The VSU coaching staff

will continue to prepare their team by participating in

several classics against top competition before entering

conference play. The Trojans will play in the “Mount

Olive College Classic” in Mount Olive, NC and the

“University of West Florida Classic” in Pensacola, FL.

The Trojans’ first home game will be on November 26th

versus Glenville State University.

2011-12 Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown 3 Devonte’ Williams G 5-10 165 Fr. Hampton, VA

5 Ibn Rassoull G 6-5 200 Sr. Petersburg, VA

10 Justin Bess G 6-1 175 Sr. Lanham, MD

12 Mike Bynum G 5-10 165 Jr. Chesapeake, VA

15 Khalil Tate G 6-2 175 So. Washington, D.C.

20 Manny Wallace G 6-1 185 Fr. Hopewell, VA

22 Richard Hall G 6-0 170 Jr. Bay Shore, NY

24 Malik Johnson G 6-2 185 Jr. Houston, TX

25 Kenny Mitchell F/C 6-9 245 Jr. Stone Mountain, GA

32 James Shambley F 6-6 190 Sr. Virginia Beach, VA

33 Kevin Wiggins F 6’6 215 So. Newport News, VA

41 D’Angelo Johnson F 6-5 200 Sr. Washington, DC

42 Daniel Awosanya F 6-8 225 Jr. London, England

45 Shawn Porter F 6’6 215 Fr. Chesapeake, VA

55 Michael Spence F/C 6’10 245 So. Irvington, NJ

** Chris Graves G 6’1 170 So. Charlotte, NC

** Kenny Johnson G 6’5 200 Fr. Lumberton, NJ

** Dijon Cuffe F 6’4 170 Jr. Norfolk, VA

2011-12 Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown 42 Awosanya, Daniel F 6’8 225 Jr. London, England

10 Bess, Justin G 6’1 175 Sr. Lanham, MD

12 Bynum, Mike G 5’10 165 Jr. Chesapeake, VA

** Cuffe, Dijon F 6’4 170 Jr. Norfolk, VA

** Graves, Chris G 6’1 170 So. Charlotte, NC

22 Hall, Richard G 6’0 170 Jr. Bay Shore, NY

41 Johnson, D’Angelo F 6’5 200 Jr. Washington, DC

** Johnson, Kenny G 6’5 200 Fr. Lumberton, NJ

24 Johnson, Malik F 6’2 185 Jr. Houston, TX

25 Mitchell, Kenny F/C 6’9 245 Jr. Stone Mountain, GA

45 Porter, Shawn F 6’6 215 Fr. Chesapeake, VA

5 Rassoull, Ibn G 6’5 200 Sr. Petersburg, VA

32 Shambley, James C 6’6 190 Sr. Virginia Beach, VA

55 Spence, Michael F/C 6’10 245 So. Irvington, NJ

5 Tate, Kahlil G 6’2 175 Fr. Washington, DC

20 Wallace, Manny G 6’1 185 Fr. Hopewell, VA

33 Wiggins, Kevin C 6’7 220 Fr. Newport News, VA

3 Williams, Devonte’ G 5’10 165 Fr. Hampton, VA

2011-12 TROJANS ROSTER



2011-12 TROJANS PLAYER PROFILES

2011-12 TROJANS JUSTIN BESS

Justin Bess Senior— 6-1— G

Lanham, MD — Montgomery Germantown 10



2011-12 TROJANS MIKE BYNUM

Mike Bynum Junior— 5-10— G

Chesapeake, VA — Indian River HS 12



2011-12 TROJANS DIJON CUFFEE

Dijon Cuffee Junior— 6-4— F

Norfolk, VA — Booker T. Washington HS



2011-12 TROJANS CHRIS GRAVES

Chris Graves Sophomore— 6-1— G

Charlotte, NC —Vance HS


2011-12 TROJANS D’ANGELO JOHNSON

D’Angelo Johnson Senior— 6-5— F

Washington, DC — Western Texas 41


2011-12 TROJANS JAMES SHAMBLEY

James Shambley Senior— 6-7— F

Virginia Beach, VA — Clinton JC 32


2010-11 LADY TROJANS TIORA HACKLEY

Kahlil Tate Sophomore— 6-3— G

Washington, DC — Northwestern HS 15


2011-12 TROJANS KAHLIL TATE

2011-12 TROJANS KEVIN WIGGINS

Kevin Wiggins Sophomore— 6-6— F

Newport News, VA — Woodside HS 33



2011-12 TROJANS NEWCOMERS

Daniel Awosanya Junior— 6-8— F

London, England —Campbell 42


Awosanya transfers from Div. I Campbell University where he maintained a 3.2 GPA while be-

ing named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team as a freshmen. Larry is a talented strong ath-

letic player that attacks the basket extremely well while drawing contact from defenders.

Richard Hall Junior— 6-0— G

Bay Shore, NY —Kennesaw State 22 Hall comes to VSU from Div. I Kennesaw State University and played at Suffolk County Commu-

nity College in NY prior. He is a tremendous shooter and defender. Hall has a high basketball

I.Q. and has maintained a 3.0 GPA throughout his collegiate career.

Kenny Johnson Freshman— 6-5— G

Lumberton, NJ —Rancocas Valley HS Johnson was among the top 75 prospects in New Jersey rated by NJ hoops. He averaged 13

points and 7 rebounds for Rancocas Valley High in NJ. Johnson was named MVP of the NJ State

Group 4 Championship game. He’s an athletic big guard who can play both guard positions as

well as the small forward position. Johnson has exceptional court vision and passing ability;

can knock down the open shot and rebounds well especially from the guard spot.



Malik Johnson Freshman— 6-2— G

Houston, TX —Norfolk State 24


Johnson comes to VSU after an injury plagued season at Div. I Norfolk State University. He is

super-quick with tremendous passing ability. Mailk can knock down the open shot and defen-

sively he is a good defender.

Kenny Mitchell Junior— 6-8— F/C

Stone Mountain, GA —Charleston Southern 25 Mitchell starred the last two seasons at Div. I Charleston Southern University as an exceptional

inside out player. Mitchell averaged 8.7 points and 6 rebounds last season and he is very

strong and athletic. He was also rated one of the top 50 high school players in the state of

Georgia his senior year at Columbia HS.

Shawn Porter Freshman— 6-6— F

Chesapeake, VA —Deep Creek HS 45 Porter averaged 13.8 points and 8.3 rebounds per game to earn Honorable Mention All-

Southeastern District, starting for the Hornets of Deep Creek HS. Porter was rated as one of

the top unsigned players in the Tidewater area (Under The Radar News Report). He is a physi-

cal inside-out player; excellent footwork in the post and finishes well inside; relentless re-

bounder, defender and competitor.



Ibn Rassoull Senior— 6-5— G

Petersburg, VA —St. Paul’s 5


Michael Spence Sophomore— 6-10— F/C

Irvington, NJ —Maryland Eastern Shore 55

Manny Wallace Freshman— 6-1— G

Hopewell, VA —Christchurch HS 20

Devonte’ Williams Freshman— 5-10— G

Hampton, VA —Kecoughtan HS 3

Rassoull averaged 14.6 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists last season at St. Paul’s College and was also

named to the 2010-11 All-CIAA team. He is also a graduate of Petersburg HS and can play multiple posi-

tions on the court for VSU.

Spence transfers to VSU from Div. I University of Maryland Eastern Shore, and prior to that he was

rated as one of the top big men in the Northeast while attending Apex academy Prep in New Jersey. He

is a hard working athletic big who loves to compete. Spence is an excellent rebounder and shot blocker

defensively, while offensively he finished well around the basket and can step out and shoot the mid-

range jump shot.

Williams was being recruited by North Carolina State, UAB, Providence, Bethune Cookman, Chowan,

and VSU. He is a tough, strong, fearless leader. Williams played AAU basketball for Boo Williams All Star

Team. He is a strong finisher at the rim, knocks down the open shot, and loves to compete.

Wallace averaged 14.1 points per game and led Christchurch to a 23-4 overall record as their leading

scorer. He is a talented combo guard as well as a strong finisher at the rim and can knock down the 3-

point shot. Wallace is a tireless worker and gym rat. He played AAU basketball for the Virginia Assault.


2011-12 TROJANS COMBINED TEAM STATISTICS


2011-12 TROJANS 2010-11 LEADERS


2011-12 TROJANS 2010-11 CATEGORY LEADERS


2011-12 TROJANS 2010-11 TEAM HIGHS


2011-12 TROJANS 2010-11 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS


2011-12 TROJANS MEN’S ALL-TIME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL

CAREER

Points: 2,599, Darrell Stith, 1979-83

Rebounds: 1,381, Linwood Johnson, 1971-74

Assists: 791, Jerome Bell, 1974-79

Blocks: 326, Avis Wyatt, 2002-07

Steals: 220, Dwayne Wood

220, Gerald Britt

Field Goals: 1,116, Darrell Stith, 1979-83

3-Point Field Goals: 228, Trey Mines, 2006-10

Free Throws: 464, Linwood Johnson, 1971-74

SEASON

Points: 703, Darrell Stith, 1979-80

Average: 26.0, Darrell Stith, 1979-80

Rebounds: 597, Ernie Brock, 1963-64

Assists: 329, Jerome Bell, 1975-76

Blocks: 92, Avis Wyatt, 2006-07

Field Goals: 304, Darrell Stith, 1979-80

Free Throws: 158, Linwood Johnson, 1973-74

GAME

Points: 45, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83)

45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08)

Rebounds: 35, Ernie Brock, 1964

Assists: 24, Jerome Bell vs. Shaw (1975)

Blocks: 9, Avis Wyatt (three times)

Field Goals: 22, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83)

3-Point Field Goals: 10, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08)

Free Throws: 17, Linwood Johnson vs. Elizabeth City State (2/23/74)

TEAM

SEASON

Most Wins: 22 (22-8) 1973-74

Most Points: 2,804 1982-83

Best won-loss percentage: .867 1937-38 (13 wins, 2 losses)

Most Consecutive Wins: 13 1975-76

Fewest Losses 2 1937-38

GAME

Most Points Scored: 140 vs. Fayetteville State (1977)

Fewest Points Scored: 9 vs. Hampton (1924) & Virginia Seminary (1928)

Most Points Allowed: 135 by Saint Augustine’s (1983)

Fewest Points Allowed: 4 by North Carolina A & T (1931)

Largest Margin of Victory: 66 points (80-14 vs. Saint Augustine’s,1937)

Largest Margin of Defeat: 54 points (114-60 vs. Gannon, 1996)

Trey Mines

All-Time VSU 3-Point Field Goals

Leader

2011-12 TROJANS 2011-12 SCHEDULE


Date Opponent Location Time

Nov. 11 Shepherd University Shepherdstown, WV 8:00 pm

Nov. 12 West Virginia State University Shepherdstown, WV 6:00 pm

Nov. 18 Mount Olive College Mount Olive, NC 7:30 pm

Nov. 19 Barton College Mount Olive, NC 5:30 pm

Nov. 21 Pfeiffer College Charlotte, NC 7:30 pm

Nov. 26 Glenville State University Ettrick, VA 6:00 pm

Nov. 29 Concord University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Dec. 3 Virginia Union University New York, NY 4:00 pm

Dec. 19 Concord University Athens, WV 7:00 pm

Dec. 30 University of West Florida Classic Pensacola, FL 6:00 pm

Dec. 31 University of West Florida Classic Pensacola, FL 8:00 pm

Jan. 5 Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem, NC 7:30 pm

Jan. 7 Shaw University Raleigh, NC 4:00 pm

Jan. 9 St. Augustine’s College Raleigh, NC 7:30 pm

Jan. 12 Livingstone College Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Jan. 15 Virginia Union University Richmond, VA 7:30 pm

Jan. 19 Glenville State University Glenville, WV 7:30 pm

Jan. 24 Johnson C. Smith University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Jan. 28 Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City, NC 7:30 pm

Jan. 30 Bowie State University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Feb. 2 Lincoln University Lincoln, PA 7:30 pm

Feb. 4 Chowan University Ettrick, VA 4:05 pm

Feb. 9 Fayetteville State University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Feb. 13 Elizabeth City State University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Feb. 18 Bowie State University Bowie, MD 4:05 pm

Feb. 20 Lincoln University Ettrick, VA 7:30 pm

Feb. 25 Chowan University Murfreesboro, NC 7:30 pm

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