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2013-14 Warhawk Men’s Basketball

2013-14 Season ..........................................................22013-14 Roster............................................................32013-14 Outlook ......................................................4-52013-14 Opponents .................................................6-9All-Time Series Results ................................................9

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Warhawk Basketball 2013-14 Season Coaching Staff Meet the Warhawks 2012-13 Recap Record Book This is AUM

Head Coach Larry Chapman .................................10-11Assistant Coach Bob Hubbard ...................................12Student Assistant Lincoln Glass ................................12

10 10 COACHING

STAFF

2013-14 Broadcast Roster .........................................13Quay Davis ................................................................14Tristen Harrell ...........................................................15Paul Harris .................................................................16Brandon Howard .......................................................17LaRel Jackson ............................................................18Spencer Jones ...........................................................19Bre Person ..............................................................20Da’Keidres Wade .......................................................21Reggie Brown and Jake Carnley ................................22LeShaun Murphy and John Taylor .............................23Keith Washington ......................................................24The 2013-14 Cheerleaders ........................................24

13 13 MEET THE

WARHAWKS

2012-13 Senior Bio....................................................252012-13 Results ........................................................262012-13 SSAC Award Winners ..................................262012-13 Sta s cal Recap .........................................272012-13 Superla ves ................................................28

25 25 2012-13

RECAP

Game Records ...........................................................30Season Records .........................................................30Career Records .....................................................31-32Postseason Appearances and Results .......................331,000 Career Point Club .......................................34-36NAIA All-Americans .............................................30, 37All-Time Roster ....................................................38-39Year-by-Year Results .............................................40-45

30 30 ALL-TIME

RECORDS

This is AUM ..........................................................46-47Chancellor Dr. John G. Veres III .................................48Athle c Director Steve Crotz .....................................49Athle c and Media Directory ....................................50The NAIA and SSAC ...................................................51City of Montgomery ..................................................52A History of AUM Athle cs .......................................53Proud Sponsors of AUM Athle cs ..................30, 54-56

46 46 AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT

MONTGOMERY

General Informa onLoca on:......................................Montgomery, Ala.Founded: ..........................................................1967Enrollment: .....................................................5,305Nickname: ...............................................WarhawksColors: .............................. Orange, Black and WhiteAffi lia on: ........................................................NAIAConference: ....................... Southern States Athle c

Administra onChancellor: ................................Dr. John G. Veres IIIAthle c Director:....................................Steve CrotzAssociate Athle c Director: ................... Jessie RosaAssistant AD for Compliance: .............. Alexis AveryAthle cs Graduate Assistant: ...Michelle CromptonAthle cs Graduate Assistant: ....... Marissa SanchezSports Informa on Director: ..................... Tim LutzSID Graduate Assistant: .....................Jason OliveiraHead Athle c Trainer: ........................Kyle SampsellAthle c Training GA: .......................Amanda HodgeAthle c Training GA: ...................Hannah WhighamFaculty Athle c Representa ve: ..........Dr. John Aho

2012-13 Review2012-13 Record: ............................................. 13-14 SSAC Record/Finish: .........10-8/3rd in SSAC West Postseason: ..................................................... None

2013-14 PreviewLe erwinners Returning/Lost: .......................... 5/9Starters Returning/Lost: .................................... 3/2Newcomers: ...........................................................5Returning Scoring: .................. 696 of 1704 (40.8%)Returning Field Goals Made: .... 252 of 628 (40.1%)Returning Rebounding: ............. 300 of 935 (32.1%)Returning Assists: ..................... 196 of 325 (60.3%) Returning Minutes: ............... 2630 of 5450 (48.3%)

Coaching Staff Head Coach: .................................... Larry Chapman Alma Mater: .................. Auburn University, 1964 Record at AUM/Seasons: .........670-432/36 years Overall Record/Seasons:..........705-477/39 years Offi ce Phone: ................................ 334-244-3542Assistant Coach: ................................. Bob Hubbard Alma Mater: ................... Long Beach State, 1974 Offi ce Phone: ................................ 334-244-3543Student Assistant: ............................... Lincoln Glass

Team HistoryFirst Year of Basketball: ............................. 1975-76All-Time Record: .............................. 696-461 (.602)NAIA Tournament Appearances: .........................11(1987, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009)NAIA Tournament Record: ............................. 11-11Last Tournament Appearance: 2008-09 (Elite Eight) Opponent/Result: ......... Robert Morris / L, 87-76

Athle c Media Rela onsSID/MBKB Contact: .................................... Tim Lutz Offi ce Phone: ................................ 334-244-3832 Cell Phone: .................................... 334-207-6196 Email: [email protected] Fax: .............................................. 334-244-3886Website: ............................www.AUMathle cs.comSID Graduate Assistant: .....................Jason Oliveira Email: ...................................... [email protected]

Media Guide Covers

The 2013-14 Auburn Montgomery men’s basketball media guide front cover features the Warhawk logo with a basketball in the background. The back cover features the seniors from the season, LaRel Jackson and Bre Person, as well as the 2013-14 schedule.

The 2013-14 Auburn University at Montgomery Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a produc on of the University’s Sports Informa on Offi ce.

WRITING AND DESIGN: Tim Lutz, AUM Sports Informa on DirectorEDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: Frank Miles, AUM Internal Communica ons Manager; Jason Oliveira, AUM Sports Informa on Graduate AssistantCOVER DESIGNS: Winfred Hawkins, AUM Graphic DesignerPHOTOGRAPHY: Ac on photos by Frank Williams, AUM University Photographer. Portraits also by Williams.PRINTING: Wells Prin ng, Montgomery, Ala.SPECIAL THANKS: 2013-14 AUM opponents for the use of their athle c logo. Auburn University Athle c Media Rela ons for the use of photos. AUM head men’s basketball coach Larry Chapman and previ-ous members of the AUM Sports Informa on staff for their contribu ons to this publica on.

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Day Date Opponent Site Time Series Results

Fri. Nov. 1 vs. Pensacola Chris an College# Montgomery, Ala. 3 p.m. First Mee ng

Sat. Nov. 2 vs. Concordia College-Selma # Montgomery, Ala. 3 p.m. AUM leads 8-0

Sun. Nov. 3 at Mississippi State University% Starkville, Miss. 3 p.m. MSU leads 2-0

Thurs. Nov. 7 at Point University West Point, Ga. 6 p.m. Point leads 1-0

Fri. Nov. 15 vs. Mar n Methodist College* AUM Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. MMC leads 5-1

Sat. Nov. 16 vs. Loyola University New Orleans* AUM Gymnasium 5 p.m. Loyola leads 5-1

Fri. Nov. 22 at Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. 7:30 p.m. AUM leads 9-8

Sat. Nov. 23 at William Carey University* Ha esburg, Miss. 5 p.m. AUM leads 27-12

Mon. Nov. 25 vs. Hun ngdon College AUM Gymnasium 7 p.m. AUM leads 7-5

Tues. Nov. 26 at Dalton College Dalton, Ga. 7 p.m. First Mee ng

Tues. Dec. 3 at Freed-Hardeman University Henderson, Tenn. 6 p.m. FHU leads 3-0

Fri. Dec. 6 at Albany State University Albany, Ga. 6 p.m. First Mee ng

Sat. Dec. 28 at Alabama State University% Montgomery, Ala. 3 p.m. ASU leads 24-7

Tues. Jan. 7 at Hun ngdon College Montgomery, Ala. 7 p.m. AUM leads 7-5

Fri. Jan. 10 vs. Spring Hill College* AUM Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. AUM leads 24-21

Sat. Jan. 11 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. 5 p.m. AUM leads 18-11

Thurs. Jan. 16 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. 7:30 p.m. AUM leads 42-29

Sat. Jan. 18 vs. College of Coastal Georgia* AUM Gymnasium 4 p.m. AUM leads 1-0

Thurs. Jan. 23 at Emmanuel College* Franklin Springs, Ga. 7 p.m. AUM leads 20-10

Sat. Jan. 25 vs. Brewton-Parker College* AUM Gymnasium 4 p.m. AUM leads 25-5

Thurs. Jan. 30 at Southern Wesleyan University* Central, S.C. 7 p.m. AUM leads 22-6

Thurs. Feb. 6 vs. Southern Polytechnic State University* AUM Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. SPSU leads 19-14

Sat. Feb. 8 at College of Coastal Georgia* Brunswick, Ga. 3 p.m. AUM leads 1-0

Thurs. Feb. 13 vs. Emmanuel College* AUM Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. AUM leads 20-10

Sat. Feb. 15 at Brewton-Parker College* Mt. Vernon, Ga. 3 p.m. AUM leads 25-5

Thurs. Feb. 20 vs. Dalton College AUM Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. First Mee ng

Sat. Feb. 22 vs. Southern Wesleyan University*@ AUM Gymnasium 4 p.m. AUM leads 22-6

Thurs. Feb. 27 at Southern Polytechnic State University* Marie a, Ga. 7 p.m. SPSU leads 19-14

Sat. March 1 vs. Faulkner University*& AUM Gymnasium 4 p.m. AUM leads 42-29

# Denotes Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Played at Faulkner University)

% Denotes Exhibi on Game

* Denotes Southern States Athle c Conference Game

@ Denotes Homecoming

& Denotes Senior Day

All Game Times Central

2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE NOTES

For the sixth consecu ve season, the Warhawks will par cipate in the Jimmy

Faulkner Classic, hosted by Faulkner University. Da ng back to the 2008-09 season,

AUM sports a 6-4 record in the tournament.

The Warhawks will travel to Starkville, Miss., for an exhibi on against the

Mississippi State Bulldogs, marking the third mee ng between the two schools. In

regular-season play, AUM has taken on only one other school from the Southeastern

Conference, a contest it lost against South Carolina.

The Warhawks will face three fi rst- me opponents in 2013-14. In its season

opener, AUM will take on Pensacola Chris an, a NCCAA school from Pensacola, Fla.

The Warhawks will also face NCAA Division II Albany State on the road, as well as a

home-and-home series with NAIA newcomer Dalton State.

AUM will take on all three four-year ins tu ons in Montgomery this season, as

it plays home-and-home games against both conference foe Faulkner and NCAA

Division III member Hun ngdon College. The Warhawks will also face Alabama State

in an exhibi on contest.

The Auburn University Pep Band will make its annual visit to campus on Saturday,

January 25, when the Warhawks host Brewton-Parker.

AUM will celebrate Homecoming on Saturday, February 22, when it hosts

conference rival Southern Wesleyan at 4 p.m. Prior to the start of the men’s contest,

the Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned.



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2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

Roster BreakdownReturning (8) Newcomers (5)

Quay Davis Reggie Brown

Tristen Harrell Jake Carnley

Paul Harris LeShaun Murphy

Brandon Howard John Taylor

Spencer Jones Keith Washington

LaRel Jackson

Bre Person

Da’Keidres Wade

By Posi onGuards (7) Forwards (6)

Jake Carnley Reggie Brown

Quay Davis Paul Harris

Tristen Harrell Spencer Jones

Brandon Howard Bre Person

LaRel Jackson John Taylor

LeShaun Murphy Da’Keidres Wade

Keith Washington

By Height6-9 Da’Keidres Wade

6-7 Reggie Brown

6-5 Paul Harris

6-4 Jake Carnley

6-4 Bre Person

6-3 Spencer Jones

6-3 John Taylor

6-2 Tristen Harrell

6-1 Keith Washington

6-0 Brandon Howard

5-11 LaRel Jackson

5-10 Quay Davis

5-10 LeShaun Murphy

NumericalNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School

0 LeShaun Murphy G Jr. 5-10 180 Maywood, Ill./SIU-Edwardsville

1 Bre Person F Sr. 6-4 210 Bessemer, Ala./Alabama Southern CC

2 Keith Washington G Fr. 6-1 170 Montgomery, Ala./St. Jude HS

3 Quay Davis G Jr. 5-9 170 Glennville, Ga./Central Georgia Tech

4 Spencer Jones F So. 6-3 190 Jasper, Ga./Pickens County HS

5 LaRel Jackson G Sr. 6-0 170 Redbay, Fla./Jeff erson Davis CC

10 Tristen Harrell G So. 6-1 205 Dalton, Ga./Dalton HS

11 Jake Carnley G Fr. 6-4 165 Elba, Ala./Elba HS

14 Reggie Brown F Jr. 6-7 245 Albany, Ga./Fresno Pacifi c (Calif.) Univ.

22 Da’Keidres Wade F So. 6-9 230 Cairo, Ga./Cairo HS

25 Paul Harris F Fr. 6-5 235 Montgomery, Ala./Brewbaker Tech HS

32 Brandon Howard G So. 6-0 170 Chicago, Ill./Jeff erson Davis HS

55 John Taylor F So. 6-3 225 Bainbridge, Ga./Florida Memorial Univ.

Alphabe calNo. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School

14 Reggie Brown F Jr. 6-7 245 Albany, Ga./Fresno Pacifi c (Calif.) Univ.

11 Jake Carnley G Fr. 6-4 165 Elba, Ala./Elba HS

3 Quay Davis G Jr. 5-9 170 Glennville, Ga./Central Georgia Tech

10 Tristen Harrell G So. 6-1 205 Dalton, Ga./Dalton HS

25 Paul Harris F Fr. 6-5 235 Montgomery, Ala./Brewbaker Tech HS

32 Brandon Howard G So. 6-0 170 Chicago, Ill./Jeff erson Davis HS

5 LaRel Jackson G Sr. 6-0 170 Redbay, Fla./Jeff erson Davis CC

4 Spencer Jones F So. 6-3 190 Jasper, Ga./Pickens County HS

0 LeShaun Murphy G Jr. 5-10 180 Maywood, Ill./SIU-Edwardsville

1 Bre Person F Sr. 6-4 210 Bessemer, Ala./Alabama Southern CC

55 John Taylor F So. 6-3 225 Bainbridge, Ga./Florida Memorial Univ.

22 Da’Keidres Wade F So. 6-9 230 Cairo, Ga./Cairo HS

2 Keith Washington G Fr. 6-1 170 Montgomery, Ala./St. Jude HS

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Larry Chapman Auburn, ‘64 37th year at AUM

Assistant Coach: Bob Hubbard Long Beach State, ‘71 2nd year at AUM

Student Assistant Coach: Lincoln Glass 3rd year at AUM




Entering the 2013-14 season, op mism is high for the Auburn Montgomery men’s basketball team. Despite fi nishing the season with a sub-.500 record for a third straight season, the Warhawks tallied 13 victories, a mark which matched the combined total of the previous two seasons. AUM also returned to the Southern States Athle c Conference Tournament as the No. 3-seed from the West Division. “It is our responsibility as coaches to make them the most compe ve team we can,” said head coach Larry Chapman, who is entering his 37th season at the helm of the program. “I think last year we brought in some mature players and they responded as well as they could.” AUM returns eight players from last season’s team, fi ve of which have started games for the program and three of which redshirted last season. The Warhawks return junior All-SSAC West Division performer Quay Davis, who enters the season as the team’s top returning scorer. Davis averaged 11.0 points per game last season, a mark which ranked second on the team, and proved to be one of the Warhawks’ top players in the clutch, as he hit three game-winning shots in the fi nal 10 seconds of the game. Also returning are seniors LaRel Jackson and Bre Person, both of which transi oned to AUM from junior college last season. Addi onally, the Warhawks welcome back sophomores Tristen Harrell, a SSAC All-Freshman Team selec on last year, and Spencer Jones. Harrell and Jones combined to miss just one game last season, as the duo logged be er than 900 total minutes as true freshmen. AUM will also return three redshirted players from last season in sophomores Da’Keidres Wade and Brandon Howard, as well as freshman Paul Harris, all of which prac ced with the team last year. Wade averaged 2.0 points and 2.3 rebounds per game as a true freshman in 2011-12 for the Warhawks, while Howard and Harris will be two

of seven players to make their AUM debut this season. Five talented newcomers will join the program, including three transfers from four-year ins tu ons and a pair of prep standouts. Junior guard LeShaun Murphy will suit up for the Warhawks a er spending two seasons at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, where he appeared in 52 career games for the Cougars. Fellow junior Reggie Brown, a 6-7, 245-pound center, comes to AUM a er playing last year at Fresno Pacifi c University in California, while sophomore forward John Taylor joins the program from NAIA ins tu on Florida Memorial University. Former Elba High School standout Jake Carnley and local star Keith Washington, who prepped at St. Jude High School, round out the newcomers, but will play a key role for the squad in the 2013-14 season. “This year there is already a no ceable diff erence in the skill sets of our players,” Chapman said. “They are more disciplined and more mature players. I think we are be er in every posi on than we were last year. Last year we had 17 players, and only 13 this year. All 13 of our guys this year are players. We are a be er team on paper then we have been in a while.”

The Backcourt Last season, the Warhawks averaged 18.2 turnovers per game, a mark which ranked 13th in the 14-team Southern States Athle c Conference. However, with Jackson returning and the addi ons of Murphy and Washington, Chapman feels the point-guard posi on could actually be a strength of this year’s team. “I really feel that the point posi on will be much improved,” Chapman said. “LaRel showed late last season that he can handle the responsibility of running our off ense, while the addi on of LeShaun will also add a level of maturity to the posi on. Keith will also be able to contribute once he picks up our off ense.” Jackson returns to the team following a junior campaign in which he averaged 4.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game, while playing just under 25 minutes per contest. A steady contributor, Chapman knows that Jackson is perhaps even more valuable to the team from a leadership standpoint. “LaRel has really elevated his game,” Chapman said of Jackson. “He understands how we want to play and seems more comfortable at AUM. It takes a li le me for junior college players to get acclimated. He has come back this year and has done some really nice things this preseason. I have never coached a more willing player than LaRel. His desire to win is contagious and our team respects him.” Murphy begins his fi rst season with the Warhawks a er a two-year s nt playing at the NCAA Division I level and will be inserted into the star ng lineup immediately.

“LeShaun is a mature player who has played two years of Division I basketball,” Chapman said. “He is a very skilled point guard. He is athle c and is easy to coach. He is easy to coach because he knows how to play. He is going to give us good point guard play. He has incredible endurance and can play as long as we need him to.” Washington brings a physical style to AUM a er averaging 18.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists for the AHSAA 1A State Champions, St. Jude, last season. Keith is going to be one of the be er freshman players we have had at AUM in a while,” said Chapman. “He can shoot the ball well, is strong and is athle c. He needs to con nue to improve on his ball handling, but he has picked up our defensive schemes quickly. He is a tough, ba le-tested player, who will help us this season.” Also factoring into the rota on at point guard will be Davis, though he will likely start at shoo ng guard this season. Davis scored in double fi gures 15 mes last year, while leading the team with 73 assists. He also ranked second on the squad in free-throw percentage at 73.8 percent. Despite his strong sophomore campaign, Chapman feels Davis is poised to elevate his game to a new level for the Warhawks. “Quay has improved as much as any guy I have coached in my 49 years,” Chapman said of Davis. “Last year, he was a volume shooter and we had to live with that because of what he did for our team off ensively. This year, he has changed that a tude. He has become a team player, who loves to get others involved. He has bought in defensively and is as good a defender as we have on the team. He has improved in every facet of his game.” Along with Davis, the two-guard posi on will also have depth, as sophomore Tristen Harrell and redshirt-sophomore Brandon Howard will factor into the rota on. “Tristen will benefi t from the minutes he played last season,” Chapman said of Harrell. “He wasn’t

2013-14 SEASON OUTLOOK

Quay Davis

LaRel Jackson




really ready for the minutes we counted on him for last year, but his maturity and leadership have improved since ge ng back this year. He is a physical player that is a great athlete. He gives excellent eff ort each day and will give our team great defense this year. He will be a key contributor for us this season.” “Brandon is a basketball fana c,” added Chapman. “He has beaten many obstacles to be here. He is a tremendous shooter, who competes like crazy. He is a dedicated player to our program and is ready to get out there and represent AUM.” Jones and Carnley will also be in the mix at the shoo ng-guard spot when the Warhawks use a bigger lineup.

The Frontcourt The frontcourt will feature several new faces, although the three returning players will all be in the mix for star ng spots. The Warhawks return players who have started at each posi on in the frontcourt, with Jones and Person combining to start 11 games last season and Wade three games two seasons ago. Last year, Person fi nished sixth on the team in scoring, averaging just under six points per game, while ranking ed for second in blocked shots. The senior enters the season as the probable starter at the power forward posi on. “Bre made a decision that he wanted to be a good basketball player this off season,” Chapman said. “He bought into what we were telling him and he commi ed to being an inside player. He is an unselfi sh player and one of the most athle c players on our team. He has a chance to have a really nice senior season.” Jones, who appeared in 26 games as a true freshman last season, averaged just 1.7 points and 1.0 rebound per contest. However, Chapman thinks that the experience gained by Jones will prove benefi cial this season. “Spencer was forced to play last season and struggled at mes, mainly because his conscience level is so high and he is so determined to be successful,” said Chapman. “He has moved on from that and will start for us this season. He is a solid player and knows how to play. He is a shooter, who I think actually benefi ed from his struggles last season.” Wade returns a er redshir ng last season. The Cairo, Ga., na ve averaged 2.0 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.9 blocks per game as a freshman during the 2011-12 season. “Dak has a great shoo ng touch for a guy his size,” Chapman said. “He just needs to adjust to playing inside. Once he buys in to being a post player, he will be a key part of our rota on. He has good size and plays hard. He needs to play, and we need him to play.” Also returning in the blocks is Harris, who prac ced all last season, but did not appear in any games during his redshirt-freshman season.

“Paul is a strong, physical post player,” said Chapman. “He has nice touch around the basket, but is not afraid to work hard inside. He has had a nice fall and has a great opportunity to be a signifi cant contributor for us this year.” Three talented newcomers also join the Warhawks, all of which will factor into the rota on. Carnley, who sat out last season while a ending Enterprise State Community College in Enterprise, Ala., averaged 20.0 points per game at Elba HS as a senior. Carnley is expected to see ac on both at shoo ng guard and small forward. “Jake did not play basketball last season at Enterprise State, but he knows how to play,” said Chapman. “He is a great shooter, but needs to improve on his strength. His shoo ng ability is a skill that every basketball team needs. We will just have to wait for him to acclimate to the college game, but I think he will do that quickly. He works relessly and does not make excuses. We are glad to have him in our program.” Taylor, a 6-3, 225 pounder, will see ac on at both forward posi ons. The Bainbridge, Ga., na ve averaged less than a point per game in nine appearances for the Lions, a er averaging 12.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game as a senior at Bainbridge High School during the 2011-12 season. “John is a guy that we are excited about having in our program,” said Chapman. “He is a strong player, who takes it hard to the rim. He is working hard on his defensive play and will rebound his posi on. I like John a lot and think he will make a nice impact on our team.” Brown is a true post player, who can spread defenses thanks to his ability to hit the outside jumper. Brown spent his freshman season at Middle Georgia College in Macon, Ga., where he averaged a near double-double of 10.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per contest. “Reggie is a skilled post player,” Chapman said. “He is big and strong, but more importantly he is able to score inside and outside. He is also a very good passer. He will be a major factor in our lineup.”

PG PGSGSGSFSFPFPFCC

Preseason Roster Breakdown

LaRel Jackson Sr. 4.5 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.4 apg

LeShaun Murphy Jr. 3.4 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 41.7 FG%

Keith Washington Fr. 18.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 5.0 apg

Quay Davis Jr. 11.0 ppg, 2.7 apg, 2.3 rpg

Tristen Harrell So. 4.8 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 1.4 apg

Brandon Howard R-So. 5.2 ppg, 1.3 rpg, 39.4 3FG%

Spencer Jones So. 1.7 ppg, 1.0 rpg

Jake Carnley Fr. 20.0 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 4.6 apg

Bre Person Sr. 5.7 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 45.5 FG%

John Taylor So. 0.9 ppg, 0.4 rpg, 81.8 FT%

Reggie Brown Jr. 1.6 ppg, 1.3 rpg

Da’Keidres Wade R-So. 2.0 ppg, 2.3 rpg

Paul Harris R-Fr. 12.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg, 3.0 bpg

Sta s cs are from each players last season of compe on. Howard’s sta s cs from his freshman season at Jeff erson Davis Community College in 2008-09, while Murphy’s are from his sophomore season at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville in 2011-12. Wade’s sta s cs are from the 2011-12 season at AUM, while sta s cs from Carnley and Harris are from their high school in 2011-12.

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Bre Person




2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL OPPONENTSPENSACOLA CHRISTIANEagles

Friday, November 1at Montgomery, Ala. - Jimmy Faulkner Classic

3 p.m.

Loca on: ..........................................Pensacola, Fla.Enrollment: .................................................... 4,000Founded: ......................................................... 1974Colors: .............................................Blue and WhiteConference: ........................................IndependentAffi lia on: ....................................................NCCAAPresident: ............................Dr. Troy A. ShoemakerAthle c Director: ..............................Mark Goetsch Head Coach:......................................Mark GoetschAssistant Coach: ............................... Jeremy Ruffi n2012-13 record (conference): ........................ 19-11Postseason:...............NCCAA Regional Tournament Contact: ............................................Mark GoetschOffi ce Phone: ....................................850-478-8496Email: [email protected]:............................ www.pcci.edu/athle cs

Series: First Mee ng

POINTSkyhawks

Sunday, November 6East Point, Ga.

7 p.m.

Loca on: .........................................West Point, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,488Founded: ......................................................... 1937Colors: ......................................Navy Blue and GoldConference: ........................... Appalachian Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ........................................... Dean CollinsAthle c Director: ................................. Alan Wilson Head Coach:......................................... Alan WilsonAssistant Coach: ............................Bryant Marshall2012-13 record (conference): ............. 20-10 (10-6)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: .............................................. Mandy CookOffi ce Phone: ....................................706-385-1093Email: [email protected]:......................... www.pointskyhawks.com

Series: Point leads 1-0

LOYOLAWolf Pack

Saturday, November 16AUM Gymnasium

5 p.m.

Loca on: ...................................... New Orleans, La.Enrollment: .................................................... 4,500Founded: ......................................................... 1912Colors: .........................................Maroon and GoldConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ............................ Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J.Athle c Director: ................. Dr. Michael Giorlando Head Coach:......................... Dr. Michael GiorlandoAssistant Coach: .............................Stacy Hollowell2012-13 record (conference): ............... 16-14 (9-9)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: ............................................Bre SimpsonOffi ce Phone: ....................................504-864-7396Email: ................................... [email protected]:..........................www.wolfpack.loyno.edu

Series: Loyola leads 5-1

CONCORDIA-SELMAHornets

Saturday, November 2at Montgomery, Ala. - Jimmy Faulkner Classic

3 p.m.

Loca on: ............................................... Selma, Ala.Enrollment: ....................................................... 611Founded: ......................................................... 1922Colors: ............................................Green and GoldConference: ........................................IndependentAffi lia on: .................................................... USCAAPresident: ............................. Dr. Tilahun MendedoAthle c Director: ....................................... Don Lee Head Coach:............................... Fredrick SummersAssistant Coaches: .......................Howard White Jr.2012-13 record (conference): .......................... 5-23Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: .........................................DeMario BrownOffi ce Phone: ....................................334-874-5700Email: ..................................... [email protected]:.............................www.ccal.edu/athle cs

Series: AUM leads 8-0

MISSISSIPPI STATEBulldogs

Sunday, November 3at Starkville, Miss. - 3 p.m.

EXHIBITION GAME

Loca on: ........................................ Starkville, Miss.Enrollment: ................................................. 20, 500Founded: ......................................................... 1878Colors: .......................................Maroon and WhiteConference: ............................................ SoutheastAffi lia on: .......................................NCAA Division IPresident: ............................... Dr. Mark E. KeenumAthle c Director: .............................. Sco Stricklin Head Coach:............................................... Rick RayAssistant Coaches: .................................................. ....... Wes Flanigan, Chris Hollender, George Brooks 2012-13 record (conference): ............. 10-22 (4-14)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: ..................................................Gregg EllisOffi ce Phone: ....................................662-325-3595Email: ........................ gellis@athle cs.msstate.eduWebsite:.................................... www.hailstate.edu

Series: MSU leads 2-0

MARTIN METHODISTRedhawks

Friday, November 15AUM Gymnasium

7:30 p.m.

Loca on: ........................................... Pulaski, Tenn.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,079Founded: ......................................................... 1870Colors: ................................. Red, Copper and BlackConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: .........................................Dr. Ted BrownAthle c Director: .......................................Jeff Bain Head Coach:........................................ Sco CombsAssistant Coach: ...................................Dugan Lyne2012-13 record (conference): ............... 21-11 (9-1)Postseason:............................. NAIA Second Round Contact: ...............................................Wade NeelyOffi ce Phone: ....................................931-363-9883Email: .....................wneely@mar nmethodist.eduWebsite:..............................www.goredhawks.com

Series: MMC leads 5-1




2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL OPPONENTSWILLIAM CAREYCrusaders

Saturday, November 23at Ha esburg, Miss.

5 p.m.

Loca on: .................................... Ha esburg, Miss.Enrollment: .................................................... 4,150Founded: ......................................................... 1892Colors: ................................... Red, Black and WhiteConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ...................................... Dr. Tommy KingAthle c Director: ................................ Steve Knight Head Coach:........................................ Steve KnightAssistant Coaches: .................................................. ...................Tracy English, Sco y Fletcher, Eric Burt2012-13 record (conference): ............... 25-6 (16-2)Postseason:..............NAIA Tournament First Round Contact: .................................................... DJ PulleyOffi ce Phone: ....................................601-318-6771Email: ................................ [email protected]:...........................www.careyathel cs.com


BELHAVENBlazers

Friday, November 22at Jackson, Miss.

7:30 p.m.

Loca on: ...........................................Jackson, Miss.Enrollment: .................................................... 2,951Founded: ......................................................... 1894Colors: ............................................Green and GoldConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: .....................................Dr. Roger Parro Athle c Director: ................................... Sco Li le Head Coach:........................................... John AikenAssistant Coach: ............................. Alex Ainsworth 2012-13record (conference): .............. 12-18 (8-10)Postseason:..................................................... none

Contact: ..........................................Kirk McDonnellOffi ce Phone: ....................................601-968-8765Email: .......................... [email protected]:................................ blazers.belhaven.edu


FREED-HARDEMANLions

Tuesday, December 3at Henderson, Tenn.

6 p.m.

Loca on: ..................................... Henderson, Tenn.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,992Founded: ......................................................... 1869Colors: .........................................Maroon and GoldConference: ...............................TranSouth Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ...........................................Dr. Joe WileyAthle c Director: ......................... Mike McCutchen Head Coach:...................................... Jason SheltonAssistant Coach: ......................... Vincent Meninno2012-13 record (conference): ............... 14-19 (3-7)Postseason:..................................................... none

Contact: .........................................John ArmstrongOffi ce Phone: ....................................731-989-6356Email: .....................................jarmstrong@ u.eduWebsite:........................... h p://athle cs. u.edu/

Series: Freed-Hardeman leads 3-0

HUNTINGDONHawks

Monday, November 25AUM Gymnasium - 7 p.m.

Tuesday, January 7Montgomery, Ala. - 7 p.m.

Loca on: .................................... Montgomery, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,100Founded: ......................................................... 1854Colors: ............... Scarlet Red, White and Pearl GrayConference: ........................................... USA SouthAffi lia on: .....................................NCAA Division IIIPresident: .................................... J. Cameron WestAthle c Director: .................................... Mike Turk Head Coach:........................................... Mike PughAssistant Coach: ..........................Tommy Bracknell2012-13 record (conference): .......................... 7-18Postseason:..................................................... none

Contact: ................................................Wesley LyleOffi ce Phone: ....................................334-833-4579Email: .................................... sid@hun ngdon.eduWebsite:.................... www.hun ngdonhawks.com


ALBANY STATEGolden Rams

Friday, December 6at Albany, Ga.

6 p.m.

Loca on: ............................................... Albany, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 4,592Founded: ......................................................... 1903Colors: ...............................................Blue and GoldConference: ........ Southern Intercollegiate Athle cAffi lia on: ......................................NCAA Division IIPresident: .......................... Dr. Evere e J. FreemanAthle c Director: ................Dr. Richard H. Williams Head Coach:..........................Christopher CameronAssistant Coaches: ........................ Stan McCormick2012-13 record (conference): ............... 8-16 (5-11)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: ........................................ Stan McCormickOffi ce Phone: ......................................22-420-7013Email: [email protected]:.........................www.asugoldenrams.com


DALTON STATERoadrunners

Tuesday, November 26 at Montgomery, Ala. - 7 p.m.

Thursday, February 20AUM Gymnasium - 8 p.m.

Loca on: ............................................... Dalton, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 5,047Founded: ......................................................... 1963Colors: .......................... Navy Blue, Gray and WhiteConference: ........................................IndependentAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: .................................... John O. SchwennAthle c Director: ...............................Derek Waugh Head Coach:............................................ Tony IngleAssistant Coach: ................................John Redman2012-13 record (conference): ............................n/aPostseason:........................................................n/a

Contact: .............................................. Bob BeaversOffi ce Phone: ......................706-529-7623 ext. 110Email: ............................ [email protected]:..........................www.dsroadrunners.com





2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL OPPONENTSSPRING HILLBadgers

Tuesday, January 7AUM Gymnasium

7:30 p.m.

Loca on: ..............................................Mobile, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,500Founded: ......................................................... 1830Colors: ......................................... Purple and WhiteConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ........................Rev. Richard P. Salmi, S.J.Athle c Director: ........................................Jim Hall Head Coach:........................................ Aaron Niven Assistant Coaches: ...... John Teasley, Brian Murphy2012-13 record (conference): ............... 4-25 (3-15)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: .............................................. Jim Stenne Offi ce Phone: ....................................251-380-4468Email: ........................................ jstenne @shc.eduWebsite:............................... www.shcbadgers.com


MOBILERams

Saturday, January 11 at Mobile, Ala.

5 p.m.

Loca on: ..............................................Mobile, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,788Founded: ......................................................... 1961Colors: ........................................ Maroon and BlackConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ........................................ Dr. Mark FoleyAthle c Director: ....................................Joe Niland Head Coach:............................................Joe NilandAssistant Coach: .........................Shaddrick Jenkins 2012-13 record (conference): ............. 16-14 (8-10)Postseason:..................................................... none

Contact: .......................................... Ma hew HicksOffi ce Phone: ....................................251-442-2264Email: ................................... [email protected]:............................www.umobilerams.com


FAULKNEREagles

Thursday, January 16at Montgomery, Ala. - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1AUM Gymnasium - 4 p.m.

Loca on: .................................... Montgomery, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................... 3,200Founded: ......................................................... 1942Colors: ...........................Royal Blue, Gray and BlackConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: .........................................Dr. Billy HilyerAthle c Director: ................................ Brent Barker Head Coach:..................................... Jim SandersonAssistant Coach: ........................ Jeremy Monceaux2012-13 record (conference): ............... 29-6 (15-3)Postseason:.........NAIA Tournament Second Round Contact: .............................................. Ryan BartelsOffi ce Phone: ....................................334-386-7525Email: .................................. [email protected]:..........................www.faulknereagles.com


ALABAMA STATEHornets

Saturday, December 28at Montgomery, Ala. - 3 p.m.

EXHIBITION GAME

Loca on: .................................... Montgomery, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................... 5,800Founded: ......................................................... 1867Colors: .......................................Black and Old GoldConference: .........................Southwestern Athle cAffi lia on: .......................................NCAA Division IPresident: ................Dr. William H. Harris (Interim)Athle c Director: ................ Melvin Hines (Interim) Head Coach:...................................... Lewis JacksonAssistant Coaches: ...Anthony Sewell, Steve Rogers2012-13 record (conference): ............. 10-22 (8-10)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: .............................................Darrell OrandOffi ce Phone: ....................................334-229-5215Email: [email protected]:...................... www.bamastatesports.com

Series: ASU leads 24-7

COASTAL GEORGIAMariners

Saturday, January 18 AUM Gymnasium - 4 p.m.

Saturday, February 8at Brunswick, Ga. - 3 p.m.

Loca on: ..........................................Brunswick, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 3,438Founded: ......................................................... 1961Colors: ...............................................Blue and GrayConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: .................................Dr. Gregory F. AloiaAthle c Director: .................. Dr. William B. Carlton Head Coach:...........................................Gerald CoxAssistant Coach: ........... Jesse Watkins, Bob Mar n 2012-13 record (conference): ............... 7-23 (5-13)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: .................................................Kevin PriceOffi ce Phone: ....................................912-279-4546Email: [email protected]:................www.coastalgeorgiasports.com


EMMANUELLions

Thursday, January 23at Franklin Springs, Ga. - 7 p.m.

Thursday, February 13AUM Gymnasium - 7:30 p.m.

Loca on: .................................Franklin Springs, Ga.Enrollment: ....................................................... 800Founded: ......................................................... 1919Colors: ................................................Red and GoldConference: .....................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ............................ Dr. Michael S. StewartAthle c Director: ................................... Jose Larios Head Coach:...........................................T.J. RoseneAssistant Coaches: ...................D. Mason, J. Ma ox2012-13 record (conference): ............... 28-5 (16-2)Postseason:..............NAIA Tournament First Round Contact: ............................................Howard EatonOffi ce Phone: ....................................706-245-2820Email: .............................................heaton@ec.eduWebsite:..................................www.goeclions.com




Alabama-Huntsville ......................... 19-18Alabama State ................................7-24Albany State ..................... First Mee ngAllen (S.C.)........................................... 1-0Anderson (S.C.) ................................... 2-0Arkansas-Mon cello ........................... 0-1Armstrong Atlan c .............................. 0-1Athens State.................................... 33-34Azusa Pacifi c ....................................... 0-2Bap st Chris an .................................. 1-0Barber-Sco a ...................................... 1-1Belhaven ...........................................9-8Berry ................................................... 8-5Birmingham Southern..................... 20-34Blue Mountain .................................... 1-0Brevard ............................................... 1-0Brewton-Parker ..............................25-5Campbellsville ..................................... 1-0Carson Newman ................................. 0-1Cedarville ............................................ 1-0Central Wesleyan ................................ 1-0Chris an Heritage ............................... 1-0Clafl in .................................................. 3-2Clark-Atlanta ....................................... 0-2Coastal Georgia .................................1-0College of Charleston .......................... 3-2Columbus State ................................... 3-1Concordia-Selma ...............................8-0Crichton College .................................. 0-1Cumberland ........................................ 9-8Dalton............................... First Mee ngDaniel Payne ....................................... 4-0Delta State .......................................... 1-2DeVry Ins tute .................................... 1-0Dillard ............................................... 22-9Earl Paulk ............................................ 3-0Edward Waters.................................... 1-0

Emmanuel .................................... 20-10Eureka ................................................. 1-0Faulkner........................................ 42-29Findlay ................................................ 0-1Florida Interna onal ........................... 1-0Florida Memorial ................................ 2-0Fort Hays State .................................... 1-0Fort Valley State .................................. 1-0Freed-Hardeman ...............................0-3Georgia College ................................... 1-0Georgia Southwestern .................... 15-19Georgetown (Ky.) ................................ 0-1Grace................................................... 1-0Grand Canyon ..................................... 0-1Has ngs .............................................. 0-1Hawaii Pacifi c ...................................... 1-0High Point ........................................... 1-0Hun ngdon (Ala.) .............................7-5Indiana State ....................................... 1-0Jacksonville State ................................ 2-8Jarvis Chris an .................................... 1-0Johnson C. Smith ................................ 2-0Kansas State ........................................ 0-1Kearney State ...................................... 0-1Kennesaw State .................................. 1-0LaGrange ........................................... 21-5Lambuth .............................................. 1-2Lander ................................................. 1-0Lee ...................................................... 7-9Lees-McRae ........................................ 1-0Life .................................................... 1-15Limestone ........................................... 3-0Lipscomb ............................................. 0-1Loyola-New Orleans ..........................1-5LSU-Shreveport ................................... 1-1Mar n Methodist .............................1-5Miles ................................................... 2-0

Mississippi College .............................. 0-1Mississippi State ...............................0-2Mobile .......................................... 18-11Mohawk .............................................. 1-0Montevallo ...................................... 29-22Morris Brown ...................................... 1-1North Alabama ................................... 3-4North Georgia ................................... 12-7Oakwood ............................................ 0-1Oklahoma ........................................... 0-1Oklahoma Bap st ............................... 0-3Oklahoma City .................................... 0-1Paine ................................................... 1-0Pa on ................................................. 1-0Paul Quinn .......................................... 1-0Pensacola Chris an ........... First Mee ngPhillips (Miss.) ..................................... 1-0Piedmont ............................................ 1-1Pikeville ............................................... 1-0Point .................................................0-1Prairie View A&M ............................... 1-0Quincy ................................................. 0-1Reinhardt .......................................... 14-5Robert Morris .................................... 0-1Selma ................................................ 23-2Shorter .............................................. 21-4South Alabama ................................... 0-1South Carolina .................................... 0-1Southern-Baton Rouge ....................... 0-1Southern-New Orleans ..................... 13-2Southern Benedic ne ......................... 7-2Southern Poly ............................... 14-19Southern Wesleyan .........................22-6Spring Hill ..................................... 24-21St. Joseph’s ......................................... 1-0St. Rose ............................................... 1-0St. Thomas Aquinas ............................ 0-1

S llman ............................................... 6-0Talladega ........................................... 51-8Taylor .................................................. 0-1Tennessee Temple ............................... 1-0Tennessee Wesleyan ........................... 2-0Texas College ....................................... 4-1Texas Tech ........................................... 0-1Thomas ............................................... 3-1Tougaloo ............................................. 1-0Trevecca Nazarene .............................. 4-0Troy ..................................................... 4-6True -McConnell ................................ 2-0Tulane ................................................. 0-1Tusculum ............................................. 1-0Tuskegee ............................................. 9-1Union (Tenn.) ...................................... 1-1USC-Aiken ........................................... 1-1USC-Spartanburg ................................ 0-1University of the South ....................... 1-0Valdosta State ..................................... 3-2Voorhees ............................................. 4-1Washburn ........................................... 0-1Webber Interna onal ......................... 1-0West Alabama ..................................... 4-2West Florida ........................................ 4-3West Georgia ...................................... 1-0West Virginia Wesleyan ...................... 0-1Westminster ....................................... 0-1Westmont ........................................... 0-1William Carey ............................... 27-12William Jewell ..................................... 2-0Wisconsin-Eau Claire .......................... 1-0Xavier ................................................ 15-5Young Harris ........................................ 0-2

2013-14 Opponents in bold

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2013-14 AUM MEN’S BASKETBALL OPPONENTS

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

BREWTON-PARKERBarons

Saturday, January 25AUM Gymnasium - 4 p.m.

Saturday, February 15at Mt. Vernon, Ga. - 3 p.m.

Loca on: ........................................Mt. Vernon, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 1,050Founded: ......................................................... 1904Colors: ..................................Navy Blue and OrangeConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ............................... Dr. Mike SimoneauxAthle c Director: ........................... Sheila Simmons

Head Coach:......................................... Jarvis SmithAssistant Coaches: .................................................. ........... LeVelle Gerrald, Charles Willis, Jordan Over2012-13 record (conference): ............... 9-20 (6-12)Postseason:..................................................... none

Contact: .............................................. Michael DyeOffi ce Phone: ....................................912-583-3181Email: [email protected]:.............................. www.gobaronsgo.com


SOUTHERN WESLEYANWarriors

Thursday, January 30at Central, S.C. - 7 p.m.Saturday, February 22

AUM Gymnasium - 4 p.m.

Loca on: ..............................................Central, S.C.Enrollment: ....................................................... 632Founded: ......................................................... 1906Colors: ..................................... Royal Blue and GoldConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ..........................................Dr. Todd VossAthle c Director: ..............................Chris Williams Head Coach:............................... Charles WimphrieAssistant Coaches: .................................................. ...Robert Woods, Charles Holand, Byron Wimphrie2012-13 record (conference): ............... 9-19 (4-14)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: ......................................................TJ BuddOffi ce Phone: ....................................864-644-5307Email: [email protected]:............................. www.swuathle cs.com


SOUTHERN POLYHornets

Tuesday, February 6AUM Gymnasium - 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, February 27at Marieta Ga. - 7 p.m.

Loca on: ............................................ Marie a, Ga.Enrollment: .................................................... 6,200Founded: ......................................................... 1948Colors: .....................Forest Green, White and BlackConference: ......................Southern States Athle cAffi lia on: ....................................................... NAIAPresident: ............................ Dr. Lisa A. RossbacherAthle c Director: ..................................Ma Griffi n Head Coach:................................. Jeff rey PourchierAssistant Coaches: .................................................. .... Tommy Dillon, Darrien Beachman, Richard Ford2012-13 record (conference): ............. 14-16 (4-14)Postseason:..................................................... none Contact: ...........................................Steve RuthsatzOffi ce Phone: ....................................678-915-5516Email: ....................................... [email protected]:............................. www.spsuhornets.com

Series: SPSU leads 19-14




HEAD COACH LARRY CHAPMAN

Larry Chapman is, and always will be, the name associated with Auburn University at Montgomery men’s basketball. Only the second head coach in the program’s history, Chapman is currently in his 37th season with the Warhawks’ men’s basketball team. Chapman took the helm in 1977 and, 670 wins later, is con nuing to add to his legacy. Entering the season, Chapman’s career record is 705-477, ranking him fi h in career victories among NAIA coaches and among the top 40 for all collegiate coaches. In 1977, Dr. Hanly Funderburk, AUM’s fi rst chancellor, off ered Chapman the opportunity to lead its third-year men’s program. In just his second season, the team posted a 20-win season, a feat duplicated by his third-year team. From the 1981-82 season through the 1988-89 season, AUM averaged more than 25 wins a season and became the fi rst school in 17 years to win three straight championships in the highly compe ve

NAIA District 27. His 1987-88 team set the benchmark for teams of the future, as his squad fi nished 32-3 and made an incredible run through the tournament fi eld to reach the championship game. AUM, led by NAIA Player of the Year Orlando Graham, faced Grand Canyon College in the tle game, falling in over me on a last-second shot. Chapman was named the NAIA’s Coach of the Year following the season. Last season, AUM showed considerable improvement under Chapman’s leadership, as the team fi nished just one game under .500, a er winning only 13 games the previous two seasons combined. The Warhawks ranked 28th na onally in scoring defense, while three players were recognized on the Southern States Athle c Conference’s postseason awards list. Addi onally, Chapman collected his 700th career coaching victory, as AUM upset then-No. 8 William Carey at home. During his tenure as head coach, AUM has made 11 NAIA Na onal Tournament appearances. In addi on to appearing in the championship game in 1988, he has also coached two teams to the tournament’s quarterfi nals and three into the second round. Throughout his 36 years of coaching at AUM, Chapman has recorded 15 20-win seasons and at least 19 wins in 23 seasons. His teams have suff ered just seven losing seasons. With Chapman at the helm, AUM has won championships in the Southern States Athle c Conference, the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference, the Southeast Independent Region and NAIA District 27. He was also inducted into the inaugural AUM Athle c Hall of Fame class in 2005. In addi on to team success, 17 players have earned All-America honors under Chapman’s leadership, including Joseph Manuel, who was a two- me second-team and two- me honorable men on All-American during his four years. Most recently, Nathan Thomas garnered honorable men on All-American honors during the 2009-10 season. Also under his guidance, two former Warhawks have gone on to play in the Na onal Basketball Associa on, as Graham and Etdrick Bohannon each played several seasons in the league that is the benchmark for professional basketball. Along with his success on the court, Chapman doubled as the athle c director at AUM un l 1999. From the athle c director posi on, Chapman was instrumental in AUM’s move from the Independent Region to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference, now known as the Southern States Athle c Conference. When Chapman came to AUM, only men’s basketball and men’s tennis were played. He pushed for the addi on of fi ve sports now being off ered on campus along with men’s basketball.

37th Season at AUM (670-432 at AUM) | 40th Season Overall (705-477) | Auburn, 1964

BornApril 11, 1941

FamilyChildren – Clint, Larry Jr., Christa and Luke

High SchoolLudowici High School ............................................1959Ludowici, Ga.

CollegeAuburn University .......................................Auburn, Ala.Bachelor’s ..............................................................1964Master’s ................................................................1970

Playing ExperienceAuburn University ........................................... 1961-64Freshman Men’s Basketball ..................................1961 Varsity Men’s Basketball.................................. 1962-64

Coaching ExperienceAuburn University at Montgomery ............. 1977-pres.Head Men’s Basketball CoachMontgomery, Ala.

Georgia Southern University ........................... 1974-77Head Men’s Basketball Coach Statesboro, Ga.

Auburn High School ........................................ 1970-74Head Boy’s Basketball CoachAuburn, Ala.

Auburn University ........................................... 1964-70Freshman Basketball Head CoachAuburn, Ala.

The Larry Chapman File



Chapman’s creden als are unmatched, boas ng a history of success at every stop in his basketball career. As a player at Ludowici (Ga.) High School, he was a two- me All-State selec on and twice led his team to the state championship tournament. Following his prep career, Chapman enrolled at Auburn University, where he was a three-year starter for legendary coach Joel Eaves. He was named to the All-Southeastern Conference sophomore team and was selected a team captain as a senior. He was the fi rst player in Auburn University basketball history to start every game in a four-year career. A er gradua ng from Auburn, Chapman stayed on campus and began his coaching career as the head coach of Auburn University’s freshman team. In six seasons, he recorded a 77-39 record, including an 18-1 mark in the 1965-66 season. From Auburn’s freshman team, Chapman moved on to Auburn High School, where he had consecu ve 21-win seasons in 1972-73 and 1973-74. Prior to joining the AUM staff , Chapman spent three seasons as the head men’s basketball coach at GeorgiaSouthern University, where he doubled the teams’ win total from his fi rst year (8-18) to his third year (16-11). Chapman earned his bachelor’s degree from Auburn in teaching and physical educa on and his master’s in school administra on in 1970. He has four children, Clint, Larry Jr., Christa and Luke.

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Chapman’s Year-By-Year Record

Georgia Southern University1974-75 ........................................................................... 8-181975-76 ......................................................................... 11-161976-77 ......................................................................... 16-11Total (3 Years) .................................................. 35-45 (.438)

Auburn University at Montgomery1977-78 ......................................................................... 16-161978-79 ......................................................................... 20-151979-80 ......................................................................... 20-121980-81 ......................................................................... 17-131981-82 ........................................20-10 (SSC Co-Champions)1982-83 ......................................................................... 20-121983-84 ......................................................................... 20-131984-85 ......................................................................... 18-121985-86 ........................................................................... 21-81986-87 .....................................25-8 (District 27 Champions)1987-88 ............................. 32-3 (NAIA Na onal Runners-Up)1988-89 .....................................24-7 (District 27 Champions)1989-90 ......................................................................... 17-111990-91 ......................................................................... 15-111991-92 ......................................................................... 15-181992-93 ......................................................................... 19-111993-94 .........................21-12 (SSC Tournament Champions)1994-95 ......................................................................... 13-191995-96 ..........................................20-8 (SSC Co-Champions)1996-97 ......................................................................... 19-121997-98 ......................................................................... 19-131998-99 .................................19-12 (SE Regional Champions)1999-00 ......................................................................... 19-132000-01 ............................................ 24-7 (GACC Champions)2001-02 ......................................................................... 22-102002-03 .....................................19-10 (GACC Co-Champions)2003-04 ......................................................................... 13-182004-05 ......................................................................... 14-182005-06 ......................................................................... 16-112006-07 ........................................27-5 (SSAC Co-Champions)2007-08 ........................................................................... 19-92008-09 ............................................. 27-7 (SSAC Champions)2009-10 ......................................................................... 14-132010-11 ........................................................................... 8-182011-12 ........................................................................... 5-232012-13 ......................................................................... 13-14Total (36 Years) .............................................670-432 (.608)

Career Coaching Record (39 Years): 705-477 (.596)




ASSISTANT COACH BOB HUBBARD

Bob Hubbard is in his currently in his second season as the assistant coach for the AUM men’s basketball team. Hubbard has been coaching professionally since 1976. Most recently, he was the head coach of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nev., for the 2000-01 season. That year, he led the team to a 29-3 record, which included a na onal ranking as high as 11th and a trip to the state championship game. The team was led by current NBA player C.J. Watson, who is now a member of the Indiana Pacers. Originally from Rochester, N.Y., Hubbard began his coaching career as the head coach at Wheatland-Chili High School in Sco sville, N.Y. There, he took over a 4-15 team and led them to a 54-28 record from 1976-1980. He was named the 1979-80 Region Coach of the Year a er the Wildcats became Genesee Region Champions. In 1980, Hubbard began the fi rst of two seasons as assistant coach at the Rochester

Ins tute of Technology, a Division III program located in his home town. He then moved to Alabama to work as a graduate assistant coach under head coach Wimp Sanderson at the University of Alabama. A er two successful years with the Crimson Tide, including a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances, Hubbard received a full- me assistant coaching opportunity at the University of South Alabama. He stayed with the Jaguars through the 1987-88 season.

In addi on to his basketball exper se, Hubbard has extensive experience working as a golf instructor. During his assistant coaching days at South Alabama, he also worked as the head golf coach for the Jaguars. In 1987, Hubbard earned Sun Belt Coach of the Year honors, and he has worked as an instructor for a wide variety of golf schools in recent years. While Hubbard has not coached basketball full- me since his brief period at Bishop Gorman, he has remained involved with local AAU teams while also providing support to the men’s basketball team at Gulf Shores High School in Alabama. Hubbard received an associate degree in liberal arts from Orange Coast College in 1971, and he also holds a bachelor’s in health educa on/health science from Long Beach State University. He has one son, Brandon, who lives in Gulf Shores, Ala.

Second Season at AUM | Long Beach State, 1974

STUDENT ASSISTANT LINCOLN GLASS

Former Auburn University standout Lincoln Glass returns for his third season with the AUM men’s basketball staff as a student assistant. Glass, who has spent the past nine years playing professional basketball in Europe, was a two-year le erwinner for the Tigers, playing from 2000-02. For his career, he averaged 6.2 points, 2.1 assists and 1.4 rebounds in 45 games played. Prior to his me at Auburn, Glass played two seasons at Lincoln Trail Community College in Robinson, Ill. In his two seasons with the Statesmen, Glass was an honorable men on following his

sophomore season and was ranked the na on’s No. 2 Junior College point guard. Glass excelled at the prep level at Clay High School in South Bend, Ind., where he was an all-state, all-region and all-conference selec on his fi nal three seasons. He is married to the former Lendria Davis. The couple has four boys, Lincoln, Jr., Lorenzo Rashawn, Lincoln Leonard and Lathan Lorenzo. Glass is scheduled to graduate with a degree in liberal arts from AUM in the summer of 2014.

Third Season at AUM




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LeShaun MurphyJr. - 5-10, 180 - G

Maywood, Ill.Southern Illinois-Edwardsville

4

Spencer JonesSo. - 6-3, 190 - F

Jasper, Ga.Pickens County HS

14

Reggie BrownJr. - 6-7, 245 - F

Albany, Ga.Fresno Pacifi c (Calif.) University

55John Taylor

So. - 6-3, 225 - FBainbridge, Ga.

Florida Memorial University

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Bre PersonSr. - 6-4, 210 - FBessemer, Ala.

Alabama Southern CC

5

LaRel JacksonSr. - 5-11, 160 - G

Redbay, Fla.Jeff erson Davis CC

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Da’Keidres WadeR-So. - 6-8, 215 - F

Cairo, Ga.Cairo HS

HCLarry Chapman

37th YearAuburn, 1964

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Keith WashingtonFr. - 6-1, 170 - G

Montgomery, Ala.St. Jude HS

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Tristen HarrellSo. - 6-2, 200 - G

Dalton, Ga.Dalton HS

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Paul HarrisR-Fr. - 6-5, 225 - FMontgomery, Ala.

Brewbaker Tech HS

ACBob Hubbard

Second YearLong Beach State, 1973

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Quay DavisJr. - 5-10, 170 - G

Glennville, Ga.Central Georgia Tech

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Jake CarnleyFr. - 6-4, 165 - G

Elba, Ala.Elba HS

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Brandon HowardR-So. - 6-0, 155 - G

Chicago, Ill.Jeff erson Davis CC

SCLincoln Glass

Third Year




QUAY DAVIS #3Junior | Guard | 5-9 | 170 | Glennville, Ga. | Central Georgia Tech

CAREER HIGHSPoints 26, at Young Harris (12/8/12)

Rebounds 7, at William Carey (2/21/13)

FG Made 9, at Young Harris (12/8/12)

FT Made 11, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)

3FG Made 7, at William Carey (2/21/13)

Assists 6, 2x (Last: vs. Loyola, 2/23/12)

Steals 5, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13)

Blocks none

Minutes 41, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13)

2012-13 [Sophomore]: Earned All-West Division honors from the Southern States Athle c Conference as a sophomore … averaged 11.0 points per game, a mark which ranked second on the team … added 2.7 assists, 2.3 rebounds and 1.2 steals per game … scored 296 points as a sophomore, including double fi gures in 15 games … was second on the team in free-throw percentage, conver ng 73.8 percent for the season … scored a season-high 26 points at Young Harris on Dec. 8 … hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer , capping a 20-point night against Belhaven on Jan. 19 … knocked down a go-ahead jumper with 2.8 seconds to play against Hun ngdon on Feb. 18 … had a season-high fi ve steals against Hawks … fi nished with 23 points, including seven 3-pointers at William Carey on Feb. 21 … pulled down a season-best seven rebounds against the Crusaders … recorded 13 points, hi ng 11-of-14 free throws, at Coastal Georgia on Nov. 30 … dished out a season-high six assists on two occasions … played a season-high 41 minutes against the Hawks, while playing all 40 minutes in three other games.Prior to AUM: Played last season at Central Georgia Technical College in Macon, Ga. … averaged 8.2 points, 5.3 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game … ranked second in the Georgia Collegiate Athle c Conference with 140 total assists … scored a season-high 18 points, along with eight assists and fi ve rebounds, against East Georgia College on Jan. 14, 2012.Prep: Graduated from Ta nall County High School in Reidsville, Ga. … le ered in basketball and football for the Warriors … received all-state recogni on in both sports as a senior ... helped the Warriors to a 24-4 record during his senior campaign … led the team to the Region 2AA championship and a second-round appearance in the state tournament as a senior … earned fi rst-team all-region honors as a junior in basketball … was selected the Savannah CBS affi liate WTOC’s Player of the Week in football, a er recording 171 yards and four touchdowns on 13 carries in a Warriors’ victory over Screven County during his senior season … fi nished his fi nal season with 853 yards and 12 rushing touchdowns … averaged 5.3 yards per carry.Personal: Born on Oct. 11, 1991 … is the son of Carla Davis … has one older sister, Kiara … majoring in physical educa on.

DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 27-20 102-259 .394 47-130 .362 45-61 .738 63 2.3 73 0 33 296 11.0 Total 27-20 102-259 .394 47-130 .362 45-61 .738 63 2.3 73 0 33 296 11.0

vs. Southern States Athle c Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 18-15 70-176 .398 34-89 .382 33-41 .805 50 2.8 52 0 21 207 11.5 Total 18-15 70-176 .398 34-49 .382 33-41 .805 50 2.8 52 0 21 207 11.5




TRISTEN HARRELL #10Sophomore | Guard | 6-1 | 205 | Dalton, Ga. | Dalton HS

CAREER HIGHSPoints 12, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)

Rebounds 8, at Loyola (1/31/13)

FG Made 4, 4x (Last: at CCG, 11/30/12)

FT Made 4, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)

3FG Made 2, 4x (Last: at HC, 1/28/13)

Assists 5, at William Carey (2/21/13)

Steals 5, vs. William Carey (1/26/13)

Blocks 1, 6x (Last: vs. EC, 2/28/13)

Minutes 40, 2x (Last: at Loyola, 1/31/13)

2012-13 [Freshman]: Was named to the Southern States Athle c Conference All-Freshman team … appeared in 27 games, earning the start in 20 … averaged 4.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game … fi nished with 130 points, 89 rebounds, 39 assists and 29 steals … converted 51-of-151 fi eld-goal a empts, good for 33.8 percent … blocked six shots and knocked down 16 3-pointers on the year … scored in double fi gures three mes, including a career-best 12 at Coastal Georgia on Nov. 30 … pulled down a season-high eight rebounds at Loyola on Jan. 31 … posted fi ve points, six rebounds and a season-best fi ve steals in an upset of No. 8 William Carey on Jan. 26 … tallied eight points, seven rebounds and four assists against Belhaven on Jan. 19 … played 40 minutes in two games. Prep: Was a 2012 graduate of Dalton High School in Dalton, Ga. ... was a four-year le erwinner in basketball for coach Mike Duffi e ... averaged 21.1 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.3 steals per game as a senior ... converted 58 percent of his shots from the fl oor during his fi nal season … was the Dalton Daily Ci zen Area Player of the Year and the Northwest Georgia Tip-off Club Player of the Year ... selected to the Georgia Athle c Coaches Associa on AAA All-State First Team and the Georgia Sports Writers Associa on AAA All-State Second Team ... received All-Area honors from the Daily Ci zen and the Cha anooga Times Free Press ... was the MVP for Georgia in the Tennessee/Georgia All-Star game a er a 19 point, 11 rebound performance ... garnered all-region honors following his fi nal two seasons … also earned Second-Team All-State and All-Area honors as a junior ... scored 1,038 points in his high school career.Personal: Full name is Tristen Kyle Harrell … was born on Nov. 11, 1993 ... is the son of Robert Colson and Brandi Harrell ... has an older brother, Zavion, and a younger brother, Camden ... majoring in criminal jus ce.

HARRELL’S CAREER STATISTICS






PAUL HARRIS #25R-Freshman | Forward | 6-5 | 235 | Montgomery, Ala. | Brewbaker Tech HS

CAREER HIGHSPoints None

Rebounds None

FG Made None

FT Made None

3FG Made None

Assists None

Steals None

Blocks None

Minutes None

2012-13 [Redshirt]: Did not appear in any games … was redshirted.Prep: Was a 2012 graduate of Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School in Montgomery, Ala., where he played basketball for three years ... played basketball for head coach Chauncey Shines, a former standout at AUM … averaged 12 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks per game during his senior year ... scored a career-high 29 points against local rival Lanier ... earned fi rst-team all-metro and honorable men on all-state ... fi nished with 17 double-doubles ... was selected to play in the Alabama High School Athle c Associa on (AHSAA) North-South All-Star game ... averaged 11 points and a school-record 16 rebounds per game in his junior season ... had a school-record 21 double-doubles that year ... pulled down a career-best 26 rebounds against Bullock County as a junior … had a career-high 26 rebounds against Bullock County ... holds the overall school records in rebounds (1,063) and double-doubles (46) ... also le ered in baseball for the Rams.Personal: Full name is Paul Connelly Harris … was born on Oct. 5, 1993 ... is the son of John and Rebecca Harris ... has a younger brother, Thomas ... his uncle, Charles Harris, played basketball for the Merchant Marine Academy ... majoring in physical therapy ... works at the Snowden Volunteer fi re department during his free me.

HARRIS’ CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 DNP - Redshirted Total DNP - Redshirted

vs. Southern States Athle c Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 DNP - Redshirted Total DNP - Redshirted




BRANDON HOWARD #32R-Sophomore | Guard | 6-0 | 170 | Chicago, Ill. | Jeff erson Davis CC

CAREER HIGHSPoints None

Rebounds None

FG Made None

FT Made None

3FG Made None

Assists None

Steals None

Blocks None

Minutes None

2012-13 [Redshirt]: Did not appear in any games … was redshirted.Prior to AUM: Played basketball for one season at Jeff erson Davis Community College in Brewton, Ala. … averaged 5.2 points and 1.3 rebounds per game in the 2008-09 season … appeared in 20 games overall … shot 40.9 percent from 3-point range, making 27 of his 66 a empts.Prep: Was a 2008 graduate from Taylor Road Academy in Montgomery, Ala. … le ered in basketball and track for the Tigers … play basketball for head coach Cedric Drake, who played at AUM from 2001-03 … averaged 21.5 points and 3.1 assists per game as a senior … named the Tigers’ 2007 team MVP … averaged 19.3 points and 4.3 assists per game in his junior season.Personal: Full name is Brandon Charlie Howard … was born on April 2, 1990 … is the son of Charlie Baccon and Belinda Howard … has one brother, Dyron, and one sister, Brandy … majoring in psychology.

HOWARD’S CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 DNP - Redshirted Total DNP - Redshirted

vs. Southern States Athle c Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 DNP - Redshirted Total DNP - Redshirted




LAREL JACKSON #5Senior | Guard | 6-0 | 170 | Redbay, Fla. | Jeff erson Davis CC

CAREER HIGHSPoints 12, at Hun ngdon, 1/28/13

Rebounds 9, at Faulkner, 2/7/13

FG Made 4, at William Carey, 2/21/13

FT Made 3, 2x (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/16/13)

3FG Made 4, at Hun ngdon, 1/28/13

Assists 8, vs. Belhaven, 1/19/13

Steals 3, 4x (Last: at Loyola, 1/31/13)

Blocks 1, vs. Loyola, 2/23/13

Minutes 41, vs. Loyola, 2/23/13

2012-13 [Junior]: Was selected AUM’s representa ve on the Musco Ligh ng Champions of Character team … appeared in 25 games, star ng 19, in his fi rst season with the Warhawks … averaged 4.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game … scored 112 points on the year, while grabbing 72 rebounds … dished out 61 assists, a mark which ranked second on the team … converted 39-of-100 fi eld-goal a empts, including 18 3-pointers … recorded 30 steals and one block on the season … scored in double fi gures four mes, including a career-best 12 points at Hun ngdon on Jan. 28 … fi nished with a career-high nine rebounds at Faulkner on Feb. 7 … tallied a season-high eight assists against Belhaven on Jan. 19 … played a season-best 41 minutes against Loyola on Feb. 23.Prior to AUM: Le ered in basketball for two years at Jeff erson Davis Community College in Brewton, Ala. … appeared in 55 career games with the Warhawks, scoring 313 points, pos ng 191 assists and grabbing 179 rebounds … added 90 steals, while shoo ng 45.6 percent from the fl oor for his career … earned Second-Team All-ACCC honors as a sophomore a er averaging 7.7 points, 5.1 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game … led the Warhawks to a 19-10 record, their best since 1975-76, and the South Division Conference championship … scored in double fi gures 12 mes, with one double-double … ranked second in the conference in steals, steals per game and assists per game as a sophomore … was ninth in the na on in steals per game and 10th na onally in assists per game during his fi nal season … averaged 3.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.7 assists as a freshman.Prep: Was a 2008 graduate of Walton Senior High School in DeFuniak Springs, Fla., where he le ered in basketball, baseball and football for the Braves … coached by Jerry Hester in basketball.Personal: Full name is LaRel Adrian Jackson … was born on Jan. 4, 1990 … is the son of LaRau and Sandra Jackson … has one older sister, Kenya … majoring in exercise science.

JACKSON’S CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 25-19 39-100 .390 18-56 .321 16-28 .571 72 2.9 61 1 30 112 4.5Total 25-19 39-100 .390 18-56 .321 16-28 .571 72 2.9 61 1 30 112 4.5

vs. Southern States Athle c Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 16-12 29-72 .403 12-39 .308 12-22 .545 42 2.6 47 1 21 82 5.1Total 16-12 29-72 .403 12-39 .308 12-22 .545 42 2.6 47 1 21 82 5.1




SPENCER JONES #4Sophomore | Forward | 6-3 | 190 | Jasper, Ga. | Pickens County HS

CAREER HIGHSPoints 9, at Young Harris, 12/8/12

Rebounds 4, 2x (Last: at Spring Hill, 1/17/13)

FG Made 3, at Young Harris, 12/8/12

FT Made 2, 2x (Last: vs. HC, 2/18/13)

3FG Made 3, at Young Harris, 12/8/12

Assists 2, 3x (Last: vs. HC, 2/18/13)

Steals 2, vs. Lee, 11/16/12

Blocks 1, 2x (Last: vs. EC, 2/28/13)

Minutes 23, at Young Harris, 12/8/12

2012-13 [Freshman]: Played in 26 games as a true freshman, earning the star ng nod in fi ve … averaged 1.7 points and 1.0 rebounds per contest, while playing 10.9 minutes per game … recorded 45 points, 25 rebounds, 13 assists and nine steals on the year … converted 15-of-59 shots from the fl oor, including 11 3-pointers … played a season-high 23 minutes, scoring a season-high nine points at Young Harris on Dec. 8 … grabbed a season-best four rebounds on two occasions … tallied a pair of steals against Lee on Nov. 16 … hit 4-of-6 free throw a empts.Prep: Was a 2012 graduate of Pickens County High School in Jasper, Ga. … was a three-year le erwinner in basketball for coach Brad Steinhauer … averaged 12.3 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game for the Dragons … fi nished high school career with a 36.7 3-point shoo ng percentage, just shy of a school record … was team MVP in his senior year … earned the Dragons’ Male Athlete of the Year award as a senior … made the honor roll all four years.Personal: Full name is Spencer Casey Jones … was born on June 17, 1994 … is the son of Greg and Elsie Jones … has one older brother, Nicholas, and one younger sister, Gabrielle … is majoring in physical educa on.

JONES’ CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 26-5 15-59 .254 11-45 .244 4-6 .667 25 1.0 13 2 9 45 1.7Total 26-5 15-59 .254 11-45 .244 4-6 .667 25 1.0 13 2 9 45 1.7





BRETT PERSON #1Senior | Forward | 6-4 | 210 | Bessemer, Ala. | Alabama Southern CC

CAREER HIGHSPoints 20, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

Rebounds 7, at Young Harris, 12/8/12

FG Made 7, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

FT Made 5, at Coastal Georgia, 11/30/12

3FG Made 2, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

Assists 3, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

Steals 2, 3x (Last: vs. Faulkner, 1/12/13)

Blocks 3, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

Minutes 36, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/17/12

2012-13 [Junior]: Appeared in 20 games for the Warhawks in his fi rst season, star ng six games … averaged 5.7 points and 2.6 rebounds per game … added 12 assists, 11 steals and 10 blocks on the season … converted 45-of-99 shots from the fl oor, good for 45.5 percent … scored in double fi gures four mes, including a season-high

20 against Freed-Hardeman on Dec. 17 … fi nished 7-of-13 from the fi eld, including two 3-pointers, and blocked three shots against the Lions … added 16 points and a season-best seven rebounds at Young Harris on Dec. 8 … has 11 points and fi ve rebounds in 13 minutes at Coastal Georgia on Nov. 30 … recorded two steals in three games.Prior to AUM: Le ered in basketball at Alabama Southern Community College in Monroeville, Ala., during the 2011-12 season … averaged 8.9 points and 10.4 rebounds per game in 2011-12, en route to second-team all-conference honors … recorded 239 points, shoo ng 44.5 percent from the fi eld, 280 total rebounds and 53 blocks on the year … fi nished with 12 double-doubles on the season … had 10 or more rebounds in 19 of the 27 games he appeared in … also had four or more blocks in seven games … tallied season-highs of 15 points against Jones County Junior College on Nov. 28, 2011 and Bishop State on Feb. 6, 2012 … fi nished the season second in the ACCC South Division in total rebounds, rebounds per game, off ensive rebounds, defensive rebounds and double-doubles, while ranking fourth in blocks and blocks per game … signed with the University of West Alabama out of high school, where he appeared in four games and averaged 1.5 points and 1.0 rebounds as a freshman.Prep: Graduated from Brookwood High School in Brookwood, Ala. … le ered in basketball and football for the Panthers … averaged 17 points and nine rebounds for Head Coach Thad Fitzpatrick, a former basketball player at AUM from 1976-78.Personal: Full name is Bre Aaron Person … born on Jan. 1, 1991 … is the son of Eric and Sharron Person … has an older brother, Eric Jr., and an older sister, Ashley … majoring in physical educa on, with a minor in exercise science.

PERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS



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DA’KEIDRES WADE #22R-Sophomore | Forward | 6-9 | 230 | Cairo, Ga. | Cairo HS

CAREER HIGHSPoints 12, at Faulkner (2/25/12)

Rebounds 6, 2X (Last: at Faulkner, 2/25/12)

FG Made 5, at Faulkner (2/25/12)

FT Made 5, vs. Spring Hill (1/14/12)

3FG Made None

Assists 1, 4X (Last: vs. SHC, 1/14/12)

Steals 1, at Mar n Methodist (10/31/11)

Blocks 4, vs. William Carey (2/16/12)

Minutes 25, at Faulkner (2/25/12)

2012-13 [Redshirt]: Did not appear in any games … was redshirted.2011-12 [Freshman]: Appeared in 22 games, making three starts to close out the season … averaged 2.0 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.9 blocks per game … picked up a season-high seven rebounds in 12 minutes during his Warhawk debut against Mar n Methodist on Oct. 31 … had 10 of his 19 blocks in his three starts, including four blocks against William Carey on Feb. 16 … had his best game in the season fi nale at Faulkner on Feb. 25, with 12 points on 5-6 shoo ng, six rebounds and three blocks.Prep: Was a four-year le erwinner in basketball for head coach Ike Chance at Cairo High School in Cairo, Ga. … averaged 14.0 points, 8.1 rebounds, 3.2 blocks and 2.3 assists per contest as a senior … scored a season-best 27 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and blocked four shots against Crisp County High School during his fi nal season … was a four- me CHS Player of the Week recipient ... was a fi rst-team all-region selec on as a senior … averaged 8.8 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.3 blocks per game as a junior … helped the Syrupmakers to a 16-8 record and a Sweet 16 appearance in the playoff s his junior season.Personal: Full name is Da’Keidres Tyrone Wade … is the son of Larry and Diane Wade … has two older brothers, Demonta and Cameron, and an older sister, Chrishunda … is majoring in physical educa on … brother, Cameron, was a four-year le erwinner in football at Florida State University.

WADE’S CAREER STATISTICS

vs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG11-12 22-3 14-39 .359 0-1 .000 15-26 .577 50 2.3 4 19 1 43 2.012-13 DNP - Redshirted Total 22-3 14-39 .359 0-1 .000 15-26 .577 50 2.3 4 19 1 43 2.0

vs. Southern States Athle c Conference OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG11-12 14-3 13-32 .406 0-0 .000 14-22 .636 38 2.7 4 17 2 40 2.912-13 DNP - Redshirted Total 14-3 13-32 .406 0-0 .000 14-22 .636 38 2.7 4 17 2 40 2.9




REGGIE BROWN #14Junior | Forward | 6-7 | 245 | Albany, Ga. | Fresno Pacifi c (Calif.) University

JAKE CARNLEY #11Freshman | Guard | 6-4 | 165 | Elba, Ala. | Elba HS

Prior to AUM: Played his sophomore season for Fresno Pacifi c University in Fresno, Calif. … appeared in nine game, playing 5.9 minutes per contest … averaged 1.6 points and 1.3 rebounds per game … scored a season-best fi ve points against Bethesda on Dec. 5, 2012 … played a season-high 12 minutes against UC-Merced on Nov. 12 … le ered in basketball for head coach Sco Moe as a freshman at Middle

Georgia College in Macon, Ga. … averaged 10 points and 9.0 rebounds per game for the Knights. Prep: Was a le erwinner in three sports at Deerfi eld-Windsor School in Albany, Ga. … le ered in basketball for head coach Gordon Gruhl, football and track and fi eld for three seasons … averaged 19.0 points, 9.1 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, earning all-state honors as a senior … helped the Knights to a 27-1 record and the GISA 3AAA State Championship as a senior … was selected to the GISA North-South All-Star game in basketball and football … also earned all-state accolades in football and track and fi eld … was an all-region selec on in the high jump, basketball and football as a senior.Personal: Was born on Oct. 24, 1991 … is the son of Reginald and Tiff any Brown … has two sisters, Kamia and Brianna, and a brother, Trenton … is majoring in sociology … brother is an off ensive lineman at the University of Florida.

Prior to AUM: A ended Enterprise State Community College in Enterprise, Ala., but did not par cipate in sports.Prep: Le ered in basketball for head coach Karl Bledsoe at Elba High School in Elba, Ala. … averaged 20.0 points per game as a senior … was an all-conference selec on as a junior and senior … led the team in free-throw percentage during his fi nal two seasons … was selected the team MVP following his senior campaign … was the Valedictorian of his senior class … was an

honor student at EHS.Personal: Full name is Leroy Jake Carnley … was born May 21, 1994 … is the son of Leroy and Janet Carnley … has an older sister, Janae, and two younger brothers, Landon and Levi … is majoring in special educa on … father played basketball at Enterprise State Junior College and LaGrange College.




LESHAUN MURPHY #0Junior | Guard | 5-10 | 180 | Maywood, Ill. | SIU-Edwardsville

JOHN TAYLOR #55Sophomore | Forward | 6-3 | 225 | Bainbridge, Ga. | Florida Memorial University

Prior to AUM: Le ered in basketball for two seasons for head coach Lennox Forrester at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville in Edwardsville, Ill. … saw ac on in 52 games during his tenure, averaging 4.4 points and 1.6 rebounds per game … as a freshman, averaged 5.6 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest, in just 10.6 minutes per game … scored in double fi gures fi ve mes, including a career-high 16 points on two occasions … set career-high against UT-Arlington in the championship game of the Drake Hy-Classic on Dec. 5, 2009 … matched his career-best against Robert Morris on Jan. 21, 2010 … averaged 3.4 points and

1.9 rebounds as a sophomore … pulled down a career-best six rebounds twice during sophomore campaign … converted 43.2 percent of his shots from the fl oor during his second season and 41.7 percent for his career with the Cougars.Prep: Was a three-year le erwinner in basketball for head coach Dwight Williams at Sachse High School in Sachse, Texas … averaged 15.8 points, 4.7 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game as a senior … earned fi rst-team all-conference honors and District 10-5A’s Defensive Player of the Year following his senior season … was the Mustangs’ team captain as a junior and senior … also earned all-conference accolades as a junior … set the school record for points, assists and blocks … also le ered in track and fi eld, where he was a sprinter and jumper … played AAU basketball for Full Court Athletes and Dream Team … was named the MVP of the AAU six foot and under tournament in Texas … transferred to Sachse from Saint Joseph’s in Chicago.Personal: Full name is LeShaun Chuck Murphy … was born Dec. 26, 1990 … is the son of Charles Murphy and Shonda Williams … is a mass communica ons major … father le ered in basketball for four seasons at DePaul University.

Prior to AUM: Played one season for head coach Kenny Bellinger at Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens, Fla. … appeared in 27 games for the Lions, averaging 0.9 points and 0.4 rebounds per game … converted 9-of-11 free throws, good for 81.8 percent … scored a season-high nine points against Saint Thomas University on Jan. 12, 2010 … added a season-best three rebounds against the Bobcats …

blocked a pair of shots against Embry-Riddle on Feb. 11.Prep: Le ered in basketball for head coach Ricky McCullough and in football for head coach Grey Guy at Bainbridge High School in Bainbridge, Ga. … averaged 12.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game as a senior … helped the Bearcats to a 27-5 record, the regional championship and a Final Four appearance in the state playoff s as a senior … earned the Bearcats’ Hustle Man of the Year award as a junior and senior.Personal: Full name is Jonathan Terrill Taylor … was born on July 10, 1991 … is the son of Glenda Taylor … has a sister, Christle Mason … is majoring in criminal jus ce.




KEITH WASHINGTON #2Freshman | Guard | 6-1 | 170 | Montgomery, Ala. | St. Jude HS

Prep: Le ered in basketball for head coach Earl Taylor at St. Jude Educa onal Ins tute in Montgomery, Ala. … helped the Pirates to a 28-6 record and the AHSAA 1A State Championship as a senior … averaged 18.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game as a senior … was named to the area all-tournament team and the all-state tournament

team following during his senior season … was also honorable men on all-metro a er his fi nal season … averaged 21.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and four assists as a junior … earned all-metro honors following his sophomore and junior campaigns … averaged 20.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a sophomore … averaged 15.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a freshman.Personal: Full name is Keith Antonio Washington II … was born July 16, 1995 … is the son of Keith Sr. and Catherine Washington … has an older sister, Jasmine … is majoring in business.

2013-14 AUM Cheerleading SquadFront row (L-R): Haley Co er, Shanisty White, Zu’Kiierra Northern, Jade Bozeman, Whitley Robinson, Alexis Rabsa Back (L-R): Kayla Mason (Co-Captain), Cecilia Bates, Cleyonia Tolliver, Meagan Poore, Samantha Rose (Captain)




MICHAEL ACOFF’S AUM CAREER STATISTICSvs. All OpponentsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG12-13 20-7 43-82 .524 0-0 .000 42-66 .636 74 3.7 14 4 7 128 6.4 Total 20-7 43-82 .524 0-0 .000 42-66 .636 74 3.7 14 4 7 128 6.4


2012-13 SENIOR BIO




Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games: 13-14 8-6 4-6 1-2 Conference: 10-8 7-3 3-5 0-0Non-Conference: 3-6 1-3 1-1 1-2

Date Opponent Loca on Score High Points High Rebounds Nov. 2 vs Concordia College-Selma Montgomery, Ala. W, 63-47 (19) Reshad Bickham (11) Dominique EllisNov. 3 vs Cumberland (Tenn.) University Montgomery, Ala. L, 81-63 (21) Reshad Bickham (5) Reshad BickhamNov. 8 POINT UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium L, 78-65 (15) Dominique Ellis (5) Michael Acoff Nov. 16 LEE UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium L, 87-67 (17) Michael Willis (6) Michael Willis (6) Reshad BickhamNov. 17 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 65-64 (14) Quay Davis (8) Reshad BickhamNov. 27 YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE AUM Gymnasium L, 65-59 (19) Michael Acoff (12) Michael Acoff Nov. 30 at College of Coastal Georgia* Brunswick, Ga. W, 85-77 (14) Reshad Bickham (6) Dominique Ellis (14) Dominique EllisDec. 1 at Brewton-Parker College* Mt. Vernon, Ga. W, 68-66 (15) Dominique Ellis (7) Dominique EllisDec. 8 at Young Harris College Young Harris, Ga. L, 102-86 (26) Quay Davis (7) Bre PersonDec. 17 FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY AUM Gymnasium L, 69-56 (20) Bre Person (6) Michael Willis (6) Chris BellJan. 4 EMMANUEL COLLEGE* AUM Gymnasium L, 61-39 (9) Quay Davis (7) Michael Acoff Jan. 5 SOUTHERN POLY* AUM Gymnasium W, 83-74 (26) Jus n Zachary (6) Reshad BickhamJan. 12 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium L, 79-53 (16) Reshad Bickham (6) Reshad BickhamJan. 17 at Spring Hill College* Mobile, Ala. L, 57-55 (19) Chris Bell (11) Chris BellJan. 19 BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 67-66 (20) Quay Davis (12) Chris BellJan. 24 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. W, 57-50 (12) Quay Davis (6) LaRel JacksonJan. 26 WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY* AUM Gymnasium W, 62-55 (16) Reshad Bickham (10) Chris BellJan. 28 at Hun ngdon College Montgomery, Ala. W, 65-59 (12) LaRel Jackson (11) Reshad BickhamJan. 31 at Loyola University-New Orleans* New Orleans, La. L, 67-60 (21) Jus n Tro er (8) Reshad Bickham (8) Tristen HarrellFeb. 7 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. L, 63-46 (20) Reshad Bickham (10) Reshad BickhamFeb. 9 at Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. L, 63-56 (17) Reshad Bickham (12) Reshad BickhamFeb. 14 SPRING HILL COLLEGE* AUM Gymnasium W, 72-63 (18) Jus n Zachary (5) Reshad Bickham (18) Reshad BickhamFeb. 16 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE* AUM Gymnasium W, 50-47 (14) Reshad Bickham (7) Reshad BickhamFeb. 18 HUNTINGDON COLLEGE AUM Gymnasium W, 80-78 (OT) (25) Reshad Bickham (8) Reshad BickhamFeb. 21 at William Carey University* Ha esburg, Miss. L, 69-60 (23) Quay Davis (8) Chris Bell (8) Reshad BickhamFeb. 23 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY-NEW ORLEANS* AUM Gymnasium W, 79-78 (OT) (20) Michael Acoff (7) Reshad Bickham (20) Quay DavisFeb. 28 vs. Emmanuel College% Montgomery, Ala. L, 59-43 (19) Reshad Bickham (10) Michael Acoff

# Denotes Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Hosted by Faulkner University) * Denotes Southern States Athle c Conference Game% Denotes SSAC Tournament Game (Played in Montgomery, Ala.)

2012-13 SOUTHERN STATES ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AWARD WINNERS

Individual Award Winners

Player of the Year - Will Barnes, Lee

Divisional Player of the Year - Jeremiah Dunnings, William Carey

Defensive Player of the Year - Jamal Doss, William Carey

Freshman of the Year - Andre Loyd, True -McConnell

Newcomer of the Year - Jeremiah Dunnings, William Carey

6th Man of the Year - Jamorris Gaines, Lee

Coach of the Year - Steve Knight, William Carey

Musco Ligh ng Champions of Character Team

LaRel Jackson - Auburn Montgomery

SSAC All-Conference Team

Reshad Bickham - Auburn Montgomery

SSAC All-Division Team

Quay Davis - Auburn Montgomery

SSAC All-Freshman Team

Tristen Harrell - Auburn Montgomery

SSAC All-Academic Team

Jus n Eidsmoe - Auburn Montgomery

2012-13 SEASON RESULTS




Record: 13-14 Home: 8-6 Away: 4-6 Neutral: 1-2

-----TOTAL----- -----3-PT----- -----REBOUNDS----- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 Reshad Bickham 26-15 740-28.5 130-287 .453 1-1 1.000 83-145 .572 69 85 154 5.9 47 12 54 27 15 344 13.23 Quay Davis 27-20 822-30.4 102-259 .394 47-130 .362 45-61 .738 9 54 63 2.3 45 73 66 0 33 296 11.040 Michael Acoff 20-7 303-15.2 43-82 .524 0-0 .000 42-66 .636 31 43 74 3.7 35 14 36 4 7 128 6.4 12 Dominique Ellis 27-10 483-17.9 66-125 .528 1-1 1.000 34-70 .486 40 53 93 3.4 60 28 54 1 29 167 6.2 11 Jus n Zachary 21-8 426-20.3 38-85 .447 22-53 .415 29-33 .879 3 35 38 1.8 38 28 51 6 18 127 6.0 1 Bre Person 20-6 277-13.9 45-99 .455 2-5 .400 21-37 .568 18 33 51 2.6 54 10 33 11 12 113 5.7 20 Michael Willis 17-10 347-20.4 40-87 .460 11-39 .282 2-4 .500 21 30 51 3.0 16 17 21 2 16 93 5.5 10 Tristen Harrell 27-20 629-23.3 51-151 .338 16-67 .239 12-26 .462 33 56 89 3.3 56 39 60 6 29 130 4.8 5 LaRel Jackson 25-19 618-24.7 39-100 .390 18-56 .321 16-28 .571 20 52 72 2.9 33 61 57 1 30 112 4.5 31 Chris Bell 25-15 384-15.4 42-96 .438 1-2 .500 18-33 .545 37 59 96 3.8 61 24 27 11 8 103 4.1 21 Jus n Tro er 15-0 108-7.2 15-39 .385 7-20 .350 2-5 .400 10 8 18 1.2 11 6 12 0 0 39 2.6 4 Spencer Jones 26-5 284-10.9 15-59 .254 11-45 .244 4-6 .667 5 20 25 1.0 24 13 8 2 9 45 1.7 2 Jaylin Prewi 5-0 15-3.0 1-4 .250 0-3 .000 2-2 1.000 1 0 1 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 4 0.8 55 Jus n Eidsmoe 5-0 14-2.8 1-3 .333 1-2 .500 0-2 .000 1 0 1 0.2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0.6 TEAM 42 67 109 4.0 11 Warhawks 27 5450 628-1476 .425 138-424 .325 310-518 .598 340 595 935 34.6 481 325 491 71 206 1704 63.1 Opponents 27 5450 657-1465 .448 181-520 .348 329-513 .641 320 609 929 34.4 470 359 452 81 240 1824 67.6

Reshad Bickham was the lone Warhawks to earn All-Southern States Athle c Conference accolades last season a er averaging a team-high 13.2 points and 5.9 rebounds per game.

Quay Davis, an All-SSAC West Division selec on last year, hit a go-ahead or game-winning basket in the fi nal eight seconds of three games for the Warhawks in 2012-13.

Jus n Zachary ranked third on AUM’s team in scoring during SSAC play at a mark of 7.8 points per game. He also converted a team-

high 86.2 percent of his free-throw a empts.

Michael Acoff , the only senior on the 2012-13 squad, fi nished third in scoring on the year at 6.4 points and third in rebounds at 3.7

rebounds per game for the Warhawks.

2012-13 SEASON STATISTICS

Record: 10-8 Home: 7-3 Away: 3-5 Neutral: 0-0

-----TOTAL----- -----3-PT----- -----REBOUNDS----- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 Reshad Bickham 17-9 504-29.6 88-192 .458 1-1 1.000 50-86 .581 51 57 108 6.4 33 10 32 18 10 227 13.43 Quay Davis 18-15 571-31.7 70-176 .398 34-89 .382 33-41 .805 8 42 50 2.8 29 52 45 0 21 207 11.511 Jus n Zachary 13-5 299-23.0 30-60 .500 17-37 .459 25-29 .862 0 25 25 1.9 22 19 33 4 12 102 7.8 20 Michael Willis 10-7 230-23.0 25-55 .455 9-26 .346 1-2 .500 14 18 32 3.2 9 12 12 2 9 60 6.0 40 Michael Acoff 14-5 177-12.6 30-54 .556 0-0 .000 20-36 .556 18 21 39 2.8 24 6 23 2 5 80 5.7 10 Tristen Harrell 18-14 440-24.4 36-115 .313 10-49 .204 11-22 .500 28 45 73 4.1 43 25 42 3 26 93 5.2 5 LaRel Jackson 16-12 416-26.0 29-72 .403 12-39 .308 12-22 .545 13 29 42 2.6 25 47 42 1 21 82 5.1 12 Dominique Ellis 18-6 272-15.1 35-69 .507 1-1 1.000 16-39 .410 15 33 48 2.7 39 15 33 1 19 87 4.8 31 Chris Bell 17-13 292-17.2 33-73 .452 1-2 .500 11-23 .478 25 48 73 4.3 46 21 23 10 8 78 4.6 1 Bre Person 13-1 160-12.3 22-52 .423 0-2 .000 11-22 .500 11 20 31 2.4 32 5 20 7 9 55 4.2 21 Jus n Tro er 8-0 74-9.3 10-28 .357 6-15 .400 2-4 .500 7 5 12 1.5 9 3 8 0 0 28 3.5 4 Spencer Jones 17-3 176-10.4 8-33 .242 7-25 .280 2-4 .500 3 15 18 1.1 15 9 4 1 8 25 1.5 55 Jus n Eidsmoe 2-0 7-3.5 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2 Jaylin Prewi 2-0 7-3.5 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 1 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 24 48 72 4.0 7 Warhawks 18 3625 416-981 .424 98-288 .340 194-330 .588 219 406 625 34.7 326 224 324 49 148 1124 62.4 Opponents 18 3625 427-970 .440 118-346 .341 214-342 .626 211 410 621 34.5 310 235 307 46 150 1186 65.9

2012-13 SOUTHERN STATES ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STATISTICS

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2012-13 SUPERLATIVESAUM Game HighsPoints .............................................................. 86 at Young Harris (12/8/12)Field Goals Made ............................................ 33 vs. Loyola-New Orleans (2/23/13)Field Goals A empted .................................... 69 at Loyola-New Orleans (1/31/13)Field Goal Percentage ..................... .600 (33-55) vs. Loyola-New Orleans (2/23/13)3-Point Field Goals Made ................................ 11 at William Carey (2/21/13)3-Point Field Goals A empted ........................ 29 at Faulkner (2/7/13) ........................................................................ 29 at Loyola-New Orleans (1/31/13) ........................................................................ 29 at Hun ngdon (1/28/13)3-Point Field Goal Percentage ............. .600 (3-5) vs. Point (11/8/12)Free Throws Made .......................................... 29 at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)Free Throws A empted .................................. 45 at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)Free Throw Percentage ................... .739 (17-23) vs. Lee (11/16/12)Rebounds ........................................................ 45 at Loyola-New Orleans (1/31/13)Assists ............................................................. 20 vs. Spring Hill (2/14/13)Steals .............................................................. 14 at Mobile (1/24/13)Blocked Shots .................................................... 5 vs. Spring Hill (2/14/13) .......................................................................... 5 vs. Emmanuel (1/4/13)Turnovers ........................................................ 30 vs. Young Harris (11/27/12)

Opponent Game HighsPoints ............................................................ 102 at Young Harris (12/8/12)Field Goals Made ............................................ 35 vs. Lee (11/16/12)Field Goals A empted .................................... 69 vs. William Carey (1/26/13)Field Goal Percentage ..................... .600 (30-50) vs. Point (11/8/12)3-Point Field Goals Made ................................ 12 vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13)3-Point Field Goals A empted ........................ 29 vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13)3-Point Field Goal Percentage ......... .526 (10-19) vs. Point (11/8/12)Free Throws Made .......................................... 28 at Young Harris (12/8/12)Free Throws A empted .................................. 36 at Young Harris (12/8/12)Free Throw Percentage ................... .933 (14-15) at Brewton-Parker (12/1/12)Rebounds ........................................................ 47 vs. Freed-Hardeman (12/17/12)Assists ............................................................. 25 at Young Harris (12/8/12)Steals .............................................................. 18 vs. Young Harris (11/27/12)Blocked Shots .................................................... 9 vs. Point (11/8/12)Turnovers ........................................................ 24 vs. Southern Wesleyan (11/17/12)

AUM Game LowsPoints .............................................................. 39 vs. Emmanuel (1/4/13)Field Goals Made ............................................ 13 vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)Field Goals A empted .................................... 42 vs. Cumberland (11/3/12)Field Goal Percentage ..................... .277 (13-47) vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)3-Point Field Goals Made .................................. 0 vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)3-Point Field Goals A empted .......................... 5 vs. Point (11/9/12)3-Point Field Goal Percentage ............. .000 (0-8) vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)Free Throws Made ............................................ 4 vs. Emmanuel (1/4/13) .......................................................................... 4 vs. Belhaven (1/19/13)Free Throws A empted .................................... 6 vs. Belhaven (1/19/13)Free Throw Percentage ..................... .267 (4-15) vs. Emmanuel (1/4/13)Rebounds ........................................................ 24 at Brewton-Parker (12/1/12)Assists ............................................................... 4 at Faulkner (2/7/13)Steals ................................................................ 3 vs. Cumberland (11/3/12) .......................................................................... 3 vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)Blocked Shots .................................................... 0 vs. Point (11/8/12) .......................................................................... 0 at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)Turnovers .......................................................... 9 at Hun ngdon (1/28/13)

Opponent Game LowsPoints .............................................................. 47 vs. Concordia-Selma (11/2/12) ........................................................................ 47 vs. Mobile (2/16/13)Field Goals Made ............................................ 15 vs. Concordia-Selma (11/2/12)Field Goals A empted .................................... 42 vs. Concordia-Selma (11/2/12)Field Goal Percentage ..................... .290 (20-69) vs. William Carey (1/26/13)3-Point Field Goals Made .................................. 3 at Hun ngdon (1/28/13) .......................................................................... 3 at Belhaven (2/9/13) .......................................................................... 3 at William Carey (2/21/13)3-Point Field Goals A empted ........................ 10 vs. Concordia-Selma (11/2/12)3-Point Field Goal Percentage ........... .176 (3-17) at Hun ngdon (1/28/13)Free Throws Made ............................................ 6 vs. Lee (11/16/12)Free Throws A empted .................................... 9 vs. Lee (11/16/12)Free Throw Percentage ................... .435 (10-23) at Loyola-New Orleans (1/31/13)Rebounds ........................................................ 21 vs. Belhaven (1/19/13)Assists ............................................................... 6 at Hun ngdon (1/28/13)Steals ................................................................ 4 at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12) .......................................................................... 4 vs. William Carey (1/26/13)Turnovers ........................................................ 13 vs. Cumberland (11/3/12) ........................................................................ 13 vs. William Carey (1/26/13) ........................................................................ 13 at Hun ngdon (1/28/13) ........................................................................ 13 at Faulkner (2/7/13) ........................................................................ 13 vs. Emmanuel (2/28/13)

AUM Individual Game HighsPoints .....................................................26 Jus n Zachary, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13) ...............................................................26 Quay Davis, at Young Harris (12/8/12) ...............................................................25 Reshad Bickham, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) ...............................................................23 Quay Davis, at William Carey (2/21/13)Field Goals Made ...................................11 Reshad Bickham, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) .................................................................9 Michael Acoff , vs. Loyola (2/23/13) .................................................................9 Chris Bell, at Spring Hill (1/17/13) .................................................................9 Reshad Bickham, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13) .................................................................9 Quay Davis, at Young Harris (12/8/12)Field Goal A empted .............................19 Reshad Bickham vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) ...............................................................18 Reshad Bickham, at Belhaven (2/9/13) ...............................................................18 Quay Davis, at Spring Hill (1/17/13)FG Pct (min 5 made) ...............1.000 ( 5-5 ) Dominique Ellis, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) ................................................1.000 ( 5-5 ) Chris Bell, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13)3-Point FG Made ......................................7 Quay Davis, at William Carey (2/21/13) .................................................................5 Jus n Tro er, at Loyola (1/31/13) .................................................................5 Jus n Zachary, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13)3-Point FG A empted ............................11 Quay Davis, at Faulkner (2/7/13) ...............................................................10 Quay Davis, at William Carey (2/21/13) ...............................................................10 Jus n Tro er, at Loyola (1/31/13)3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) ........1.000 ( 4-4 ) Jus n Zachary, vs. Spring Hill (2/14/13) ................................................1.000 ( 2-2 ) Tristen Harrell, at Mobile (1/24/13) ................................................1.000 ( 2-2 ) Spencer Jones, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13) ................................................1.000 ( 2-2 ) Jus n Zachary, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12) ................................................1.000 ( 2-2 ) Michael Willis, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)Free Throws Made .................................11 Jus n Zachary, vs. Southern Poly (1/5/13) ...............................................................11 Quay Davis, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)Free Throw A empted ...........................15 Reshad Bickham, vs. Cumberland (11/3/12) ...............................................................14 Quay Davis, at Coastal Georgia (11/30/12)FT Pct (min 3 made) ................1.000 ( 6-6 ) Michael Acoff , vs. Lee (11/16/12) ................................................1.000 ( 5-5 ) Jus n Zachary, vs. Faulkner (1/12/13) ................................................1.000 ( 4-4 ) Jus n Zachary, vs. Spring Hill (2/14/13) ................................................1.000 ( 3-3 ) Quay Davis, vs. Mobile (2/16/13) ................................................1.000 ( 3-3 ) Quay Davis, at Brewton-Parker (12/1/12)Rebounds ...............................................12 Reshad Bickham, at Belhaven (2/9/13) ...............................................................12 Chris Bell, vs. Belhaven (1/19/13) ...............................................................12 Michael Acoff , vs. Young Harris (11/27/12)Assists ......................................................8 LaRel Jackson, vs. Belhaven (1/19/13) .................................................................7 LaRel Jackson, vs. Loyola (2/23/13)Steals .......................................................5 Quay Davis, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) .................................................................5 Tristen Harrell, vs. William Carey (1/26/13) .................................................................5 Dominique Ellis, at Brewton-Parker (12/1/12)Blocked Shots ...........................................3 Reshad Bickham, vs. Hun ngdon (2/18/13) .................................................................3 Reshad Bickham, vs. Mobile (2/16/13) .................................................................3 Reshad Bickham, at Hun ngdon (1/28/13) .................................................................3 Bre Person, vs. Freed-Hardeman (12/17/12)Turnovers ...............................................10 Quay Davis, vs. Young Harris (11/27/12) .................................................................7 Tristen Harrell, vs. Belhaven (1/19/13) .................................................................7 Dominique Ellis, at Young Harris (12/8/12)




AUM GAME AND SEASON RECORDS

Individual Game Highs

Points .................................................45, Albert Lewis, vs. William Carey, 1994Field Goals Made ......................................... 19, Dan Boyd, vs. Spring Hill, 1979Field Goals A empted ............................. 34, Jesse Phillips, vs. LaGrange, 1983Consecu ve Field Goals ............................. 14, Jesse Phillips, vs. S llman, 1981Three-Point Field Goals Made .............................................................................. .............................................................. 10, Albert Lewis, vs. William Carey, 1994 ......................................................................10, Torey Harris, vs. Talladega, 2000Three-Point Field Goals A empted .................................................................. .............................................................. 17, Albert Lewis, vs. William Carey, 1994 ......................................................................17, Torey Harris, vs. Talladega, 2000Free Throws Made .............................................19, Kip Small, vs. Mobile, 2007Free Throws A empted .....................................22, Kip Small, vs. Mobile, 2007Rebounds ................................................ 23, Anthony Murray, vs. Selma, 1993Assists .........................................20, Bernie Norris, vs. Talladega College, 1978Steals ................................................ 8, Marcus Bullard, vs. Athens State, 1997Blocked Shots ..........................................8, Nathan Thomas, vs. Dillard, 12/9/06

Team Game Highs

Points ..................................................................................134, vs. Troy, 1991Fewest Points ........................................................23, vs. Alabama State, 1981 ....................................................................................23, vs. William Carey, 1980Field Goals Made .................................................. 57, vs. DeVry Ins tute, 1989Field Goals A empted ...................................................99, vs. Talladega, 1978Three-Point Field Goals .......................................................20, vs. Selma, 2001Three-Point Field Goals A empted .................................................................. ......................................................... 37, vs. Georgia Southwestern State, 2001Free Throws Made ................................................. 46, vs. Xavier College, 1980Free Throws A empted ......................................... 65, vs. Xavier College, 1980Rebounds ...............................................................................66 vs. Troy, 1991 ...............................................................................................66, Spring Hill, 1979Assists ...........................................................................35, vs. Talladega, 1978Blocked Shots ................................................................11, vs. LaGrange, 1997Steals ............................................................................27, vs. LaGrange, 2000Fewest Turnovers .................................................. 2, vs. Brewton-Parker, 2008

AUM Single Game Record Book

Individual Season HighsPoints ......................................................................... 725, Torey Harris, 2001-02Scoring Average ................................................... 26.6, Marcus Bullard, 1997-98Field Goals Made ......................................................277, Jesse Phillips, 1983-84Field Goals A empted ............................................... 559, Torey Harris, 2001-02Consecu ve Field Goals Made ....................................14, Jesse Phillips, 1981-82Field-Goal Percentage ............................................66.7, Marty Werner, 1984-85Three-Point Field Goals Made ......................................122, Tory Harris, 2001-02Free Throws Made ............................................... 217, Robert Johnson, 2008-09Free Throws A empted ....................................... 305, Robert Johnson, 2008-09Consecu ve Free Throws Made .......................... 27, Reggie Mantooth, 1989-90Free-Throw Percentage .............................................90.0, Terry Sellers, 1975-76Rebounds ........................................................... 401, Orlando Graham, 1987-88Rebound Average ...............................................12.3, Emme Thomas, 1976-77Fouls ......................................................................112, Lonnie Nickson, 1982-83Assists ...................................................................... 224, Bernie Norris, 1977-78Assists Average.......................................................... 8.0, Bernie Norris, 1977-78Steals ....................................................................... 79, Quinton James, 1997-98Blocked Shots .......................................................83, Gary No ngham, 1997-98

Team Season HighsPoints ........................................................................................... 2,794, 1987-88Scoring Average ............................................................................. 92.8, 2000-01Field Goals Made ......................................................................... 1,057, 1987-88Field Goals A empted ................................................................. 2,246, 1976-77Field-Goal Percentage .................................................................... 51.6, 1983-84Free Throws Made .......................................................................... 642, 2008-09Free Throws A empted .................................................................. 905, 2008-09Free-Throw Percentage .................................................................. 76.2, 2000-01Rebounds ..................................................................................... 1,459, 1987-88Wins .................................................................................................. 32, 1987-88Longest Winning Streak .................................................................... 16, 1987-88Winning Percentage ..............................................................914, 1987-88 (32-3)

AUM Single Season Record Book

1975-76 Honorable Men on:Jerome Ligge

1983-84 Second Team:Jesse Phillips

1985-86 Honorable Men on:Jesse Phillips

1987-88 First Team:Orlando Graham (Player of the Year)

1987-88 Honorable Men on:Ed Card

1989-90 Third Team:Darryl Gresham

1989-90 Honorable Men on:Alphonso Bell

1992-93 Second Team:Darrell Anderson

1993-94 Honorable Men on:Albert Lewis

1998-99 Honorable Men on:Bryant Pound

2000-01 Second Team:David Whaley

2000-01 Honorable Men on:Torey Harris

2000-01 Third Team:Sean Stackhouse

2001-02 Honorable Men on:Rod Shiver

2002-03 Honorable Men on:Ellis Powell

2003-04 Honorable Men on:Joseph Manuel

2004-05 Second Team:Joseph Manuel

2005-06 Honorable Men on:Joseph Manuel

2006-07 Second Team:Joseph Manuel

2008-09 Honorable Men on:Robert Johnson

2009-10 Honorable Men on:Nathan Thomas

AUM All-Americans




AUM CAREER RECORDSPoints

Name Years Total

Jesse Phillips 1981-86 2,256

Jerome Ligge 1975-79 1,988

Torey Harris 1997-02 1,766

Joseph Manuel 2003-07 1,711

Albert Lewis 1991-95 1,698

Darrell Anderson 1991-94 1,297

Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 1,284

Michael Thomas 1979-83 1,236

Fran Sims 1997-02 1,219

Robert Johnson 2005-09 1,182

Scoring AverageName Years Total

Marcus Bullard 1997-98 26.6

Jesse Phillips 1981-85 18.6

David Whaley 2000-01 18.1

Sean Stackhouse 2000-01 17.8

Bryant Pound 1996-99 17.1

Jerome Ligge 1975-79 17.0

Orlando Graham 1986-88 16.4

Gary No ngham 1997-98 15.8

Dan Boyd 1978-80 15.3

Rod Shiver 2002-05 15.3

ReboundsName Years Total

Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 1,141

Darrell Anderson 1991-94 748

Jerome Ligge 1975-79 712

Lonnie Nickson 1979-83 673

Robert Johnson 2005-09 670

James Gambrell 2001-05 663

Stephen Jordan 2008-12 628

Fran Sims 1997-01 613

Orlando Graham 1986-88 566

Alphonso Bell 1984-89 555

Nathan Thomas 2006-10 499

Rebounding AverageName Years Total

Orlando Graham 1986-88 9.8

David Whaley 2000-01 9.8

Edtrick Bohannon 1995-97 9.6

Gary No ngham 1997-98 8.7

Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 8.4

Darrell Anderson 1991-94 8.3

Robert Johnson 2005-09 7.2

Antwun Walter 2000-02 7.1

Stephen Jordan 2008-12 6.9

Sandy Anderson 1986-88 6.7

Carlos Welch 1994-96 6.7

Games PlayedName Years Total


Kent Crenshaw 1984-88 124

Michael Thomas 1979-83 124

Fran Sims 1997-01 124

Ed Card 1984-88 122

L.K. Hooten 1984-88 121

Jesse Phillips 1981-84 121

James Gambrell 2001-05 121

Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 120

Torre Smith 1997-01 119


Field Goals MadeName Years Total

Jesse Phillips 1981-85 942

Jerome Ligge 1975-79 869

Joseph Manuel 2003-07 587

Torey Harris 1997-02 576

Albert Lewis 1991-95 534


Michael Thomas 1979-83 517

Darrell Anderson 1991-94 478

Carl Gallup 1977-81 462

Kijana Howard 1998-01 421

Fran Sims 1997-01 415


Field Goals A emptedName Years Total

Jesse Phillips 1981-85 1,909

Jerome Ligge 1975-79 1,788

Joseph Manuel 2003-07 1,393

Torey Harris 1997-20 1,339

Albert Lewis 1991-95 1,156

Michael Thomas 1979-83 1,110


Fran Sims 1997-01 888


Carl Gallop 1977-81 886

Field Goal PercentageName Years Total

Reggie Page 1993-94 .670

Carl Rawls 1982-85 .645

Gary No ngham 1997-98 .639

Marcus Townsend 1989-91 .639

Joe Cameron 1986-91 .618

Anthony Murray 1992-94 .617

Marty Werner 1983-85 .607

Barry Fencher 1982-83 .606

Donald Selph 1987-90 .603

Jesse Phillips is the only player in AUM history to score more than 2,000 points in his career, fi nish-

ing with 2,256 in his four years.

Alphonso Bell is one of four Warhawks to play in a school-record 124 games during his career.

Joe Cameron le ered for the Warhawks from 1986-91 and fi nished his career fi h in school history by

conver ng 61.8 percent of his fi eld goals.




AUM CAREER RECORDS3-Point Field Goals Made

Name Years TotalTorey Harris 1997-02 309Joseph Manuel 2003-07 247Albert Lewis 1991-95 195Rod Ladd 1992-94 171Fran Sims 1997-01 144Kenneth Rush 1991-96 144Quinton James 1997-99 138David Gallagher 2005-09 121Dan Davis 1995-99 116Quadavious Brown 2007-09 115

3-Point Field Goals A emptedName Years Total

Torey Harris 1997-02 745Joseph Manuel 2003-07 694Albert Lewis 1991-95 511Fran Sims 1997-01 376Kenneth Rush 1991-96 373Rod Ladd 1992-94 358Quadavious Brown 2007-09 343Bryant Pound 1996-99 330Dan Davis 1995-99 322Quinton James 1997-99 312

3-Point PercentageName Years Total

Kenneth Rush 1991-96 .488Rod Ladd 1994-96 .478Sean Stackhouse 2000-01 .453Pat Aaron 1990-92 .452Quinton James 1997-99 .442Kijana Howard 1998-01 .422Gudjon Skulason 1990-92 .420David Gallagher 2005-09 .413Torey Harris 1997-02 .412

Free Throws MadeName Years Total

Albert Lewis 1991-95 389Jesse Phillips 1981-85 401Robert Johnson 2005-09 381Torey Harris 1997-02 307Kip Small, Jr. 2007-10 307Darrell Anderson 1996-98 300Joseph Manuel 2003-07 290Henry Howell 1988-92 281Nathan Thomas 2006-10 262Alphonso Bell 1984-89 251

Free Throws A emptedName Years Total

Robert Johnson 2005-09 538Albert Lewis 1991-95 507Jesse Phillips 1981-85 498

Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 424Darrell Anderson 1996-98 416Torey Harris 1997-02 407Ed Card 1984-88 389Joseph Manuel 2003-07 388Nathan Thomas 2006-10 384Kip Small, Jr. 2007-10 380

Free Throw PercentageName Years Total

Terry Sellers 1976-77 .885Fran Sims 1997-01 .811Jesse Phillips 1981-85 .809Ted Looney 1989-91 .809Kip Small, Jr. 2007-10 .808Sean Stackhouse 2000-01 .791Jus n Zachary 2011-13 .788David Whaley 2000-01 .784Henry Howell 1988-92 .783Albert Lewis 1991-95 .768

FoulsName Years TotalNathan Thomas 2006-10 383Jerome Ligge 1975-79 378Fran Sims 1997-01 365Lonnie Nickson 1979-83 290Torre Smith 1997-01 276Kijana Howard 1998-01 245Prelvis Paster 1991-94 235Carl Gallup 1977-81 226Torey Harris 1997-02 226Paul Davis 1991-95 204

AssistsName Years Total

Torre Smith 1997-2001 644Bernie Norris 1978-80 537

Ed Card 1984-88 484L.K. Hooten 1984-88 375Kip Small, Jr. 2007-10 365Michael Thomas 1979-83 358Cur s Stallworth 1995-97 336Jesse Phillips 1981-86 283Henry Howell 1988-92 282Fran Sims 1997-01 203

Blocked ShotsName Years Total

Nathan Thomas 2006-10 203Glenn Ferguson 1979-83 192Etdrick Bohannon 1995-97 99Robert Johnson 2005-09 96Anthony Murray 1992-94 87Gary No ngham 1997-98 83Leon Miller 1986-88 81Darrell Anderson 1991-94 72Orlando Graham 1986-88 71Tommy Dukes 1988-90 69Sco Chandler 1984-89 65Torey Harris 1997-02 60

StealsName Years Total

Michael Thomas 1979-83 221Torre Smith 1997-01 184Ronnie Hickman 2005-09 166Suraz Eastes 1997-00 163Ed Card 1984-88 160Quinton James 1997-99 139Kip Small 2007-10 135Jesse Phillips 1981-86 126Bryant Pound 1996-99 117Cur s Stallworth 1995-97 108

Robert Johnson is the school-record holder in free throws a empted and ranks third in free

throws made during his career.

Michael Thomas posted a school-record 221 steals during his career. He also ranks in the top 10 in assists.




POSTSEASON APPEARANCESNAIA Na onal Tournament

Appearances

1986-87Eureka W, 85-54St. Joseph’s W, 76-66Washburn L, 69-61

1987-88Hawaii-Pacifi c W, 76-69Grace W, 73-66William Jewell W, 51-49College of Charleston W, 74-70Grand Canyon L, 88-86 (OT)

1988-89St. Rose W, 105-97Has ngs L, 73-63

1993-94Westminster L, 72-67

1998-99Oklahoma Bap st L, 80-63

2000-01Georgetown College L, 95-55

2001-02Southern University W, 56-55Azusa Pacifi c L, 97-50

2002-03Westmont L, 85-53

2006-07Jarvis Chris an W, 61-60Crichton L, 73-70

2007-08Oklahoma Bap st L, 71-70 (OT)

2008-09Cumberland W, 72-62William Jewell W, 83-67Robert Morris L, 87-76

Overall Record11-11

Conference TournamentAppearances

1978-79Alabama-Huntsville L, 88-70Alabama State L, 107-76

1980-81Belhaven L, 73-70

1981-82Alabama-Huntsville L, 50-45Athens State L, 76-75Athens State L, 87-68

1982-83Montevallo W, 30-27Alabama-Huntsville L, 73-70Alabama-Huntsville L, 75-63

1983-84Faulkner W, 73-64Athens State W, 69-68Montevallo W, 63-60Birmingham-Southern L, 69-61Birmingham-Southern L, 76-69

1984-85Birmingham-Southern L, 41-38

1985-86Athens State L, 71-65

1986-87Faulkner W, 90-75Birmingham-Southern W, 49-46

1987-88Athens State W, 94-68Birmingham-Southern W, 73-61

1988-89Talladega W, 100-85Montevallo W, 81-62

1989-90Talladega W, 85-80Birmingham-Southern L, 90-77



1992-93Talladega W, 79-74Montevallo L, 81-63

1993-94Faulkner W, 93-77Athens State W, 78-69Montevallo W, 63-61

1994-95Talladega W, 106-90Birmingham-Southern L, 90-83 (OT)

1995-96Talladega L, 80-77

1996-97Athens State W, 77-62Life L, 97-75

1997-98Faulkner W, 59-57Life L, 73-71

1998-99Anderson W, 93-85Athens State W, 93-82Life W, 88-73

1999-00LaGrange W, 119-75Faulkner L, 93-66

2000-01North Georgia W, 80-75Brewton-Parker W, 70-67Southern Polytechnic L, 88-68

2001-02Southern Wesleyan W, 63-55Southern Polytechnic W, 72-63Faulkner L, 63-61

2002-03Southern Wesleyan L, 65-57

2003-04Emmanuel W, 75-63Southern Polytechnic W, 69-68Brewton-Parker L, 69-67

2004-05North Georgia College L, 81-69

2005-06Faulkner W, 89-75Southern Wesleyan L, 68-66

2006-07Reinhardt W, 83-66Lee W, 70-54Emmanuel W, 68-66 (OT)

2007-08Emmanuel L, 81-71

2008-09Faulkner W, 81-77Southern Polytechnic W, 81-61Lee L, 85-70

2009-10Shorter W, 62-59Southern Polytechnic L, 56-53

2012-13Emmanuel L, 59-43




1,000-POINT CLUB

Seasons G FGM-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Pts. Avg.

2003-04 30 85-184 .462 37-91 .407 43-63 .683 94 3.1 250 8.3

2004-05 31 226-556 .406 90-269 .335 101-138 .732 127 4.1 643 20.7

2005-06 24 148-326 .454 69-169 .408 74-93 .796 136 5.4 439 18.3

2006-07 26 128-327 .391 51-165 .309 72-94 .766 133 5.1 379 14.6

Career 111 587-1,393 .421 247-694 .356 290-388 .747 490 4.4 1,711 15.4


1991-92 23 101-239 .423 32-83 .386 79-100 .790 46 2.0 330 14.3

1992-93 29 100-187 .535 26-65 .400 110-141 .780 94 3.2 366 11.6

1993-94 32 121-268 .451 44-133 .331 80-112 .714 93 2.9 366 11.4

1994-95 30 212-462 .459 93-230 .404 120-154 .779 92 3.1 636 21.2

Career 114 534-1,156 .462 195-511 .382 389-507 .767 325 2.9 1,698 14.9


1981-82 30 208-406 .512 ---- ---- 43-65 .662 58 1.9 459 15.3

1982-83 31 177-370 .478 ---- ---- 48-66 .727 46 1.5 402 13.0

1983-84 31 277-577 .480 ---- ---- 129-155 .832 57 1.8 690 22.3

1985-86 29 280-556 .504 ---- ---- 181-212 .854 70 2.4 705 24.3

Career 121 942-1,909 .493 ---- ---- 401-498 .805 231 1.9 2,256 18.6


1975-76 28 224-435 .515 ---- ---- 47-63 .746 157 5.6 495 17.7

1976-77 31 236-496 .476 ---- ---- 50-71 .704 202 6.5 522 17.4

1977-78 27 211-453 .466 ---- ---- 71-89 .798 207 7.7 493 18.3

1978-79 31 198-404 .490 ---- ---- 82-117 .701 146 4.7 478 15.4

Career 117 869-1,788 .486 ---- ---- 250-340 .735 712 6.1 1,988 17.0


1997-98 29 37-105 .352 12-45 .267 21-35 .600 53 1.8 107 3.7

1999-00 29 160-357 .448 76-179 .425 77-108 .713 123 4.2 473 16.3

2000-01 27 153-318 .481 97-218 .445 58-75 .773 122 4.5 461 17.1

2001-02 32 226-559 .404 122-303 .403 151-189 .799 189 5.8 725 22.7

Career 117 576-1,339 .430 307-745 .412 307-407 .754 376 3.2 1,766 15.1

44

55AlbertLewis

1,698 Points

1991-95

JosephManuel

1,711 Points

2003-07

33ToreyHarris

1,766 Points

1997-02

22JeromeLiggett

1,988 Points

1975-79

11Jesse

Phillips2,256 Points

1981-86


1991-92 29 136-271 .502 ---- ---- 78-97 .804 176 6.1 361 12.4

1992-93 29 169-308 .549 ---- ---- 109-157 .694 304 10.5 467 16.1

1993-94 32 173-305 .567 10-34 .294 113-162 .698 268 8.4 469 14.7

Career 90 478-884 .541 10-34 .294 300-416 .721 748 8.3 1,297 14.466Darrell

Anderson1,297 Points

1996-98




1,000-POINT CLUB


2005-06 26 87-162 .537 18-41 .439 45-66 .682 143 5.5 237 9.1

2006-07 29 119-263 .452 12-45 .267 102-141 .723 192 6.6 352 12.1

2007-08 4 14-32 .438 0-6 .000 17-26 .654 27 6.8 45 11.3

2008-09 34 165-301 .548 1-15 .067 217-305 .711 308 9.1 548 16.1

Career 93 385-758 .508 31-107 .290 381-538 .708 670 7.2 1,182 12.7


1977-78 26 137-268 .511 ---- ---- 44-73 .603 128 4.9 318 12.2

1978-79 33 158-301 .525 ---- ---- 85-133 .639 204 6.2 401 12.2

1979-80 29 98-193 .508 ---- ---- 45-73 .616 98 3.4 241 8.3

1980-81 19 69-124 .556 ---- ---- 50-71 .704 64 3.4 188 9.9

Career 107 462-886 .521 ---- ---- 224-350 .640 494 4.6 1,148 10.7


1979-80 32 160-317 .505 ---- ---- 68-114 .596 260 8.1 388 12.1

1980-81 26 140-225 .622 ---- ---- 42-82 .512 214 8.2 322 12.4

1981-82 30 110-202 .545 ---- ---- 63-98 .643 262 8.7 283 9.4

1982-83 32 109-197 .553 ---- ---- 73-130 .561 277 8.7 291 9.1

Career 120 519-941 .552 ---- ---- 246-424 .580 1,013 8.4 1,284 10.7


1979-80 32 118-248 .476 ---- ---- 68-88 .773 58 1.8 304 9.5

1980-81 30 165-345 .478 ---- ---- 45-61 .738 58 1.9 375 12.5

1981-82 30 106-255 .416 ---- ---- 46-55 .836 64 2.1 258 8.6

1982-83 32 128-262 .489 ---- ---- 43-59 .729 65 2.0 299 9.3

Career 124 517-1,110 .466 ---- ---- 202-263 .768 245 2.0 1,236 10.0


1997-98 32 94-187 .503 15-47 .319 52-64 .813 192 6.0 255 8.0

1998-99 31 99-224 .442 30-74 .405 66-88 .750 101 4.9 294 9.5

1999-00 32 115-266 .432 46-112 .411 104-122 .852 150 4.7 380 11.9

2000-01 28 107-211 .507 53-133 .398 23-28 .821 119 4.3 290 10.4

Career 123 415-888 .467 144-376 .383 245-302 .811 562 4.6 1,219 9.9

1010

1111Carl

Gallop1,148 Points

1977-81

RobertJohnson1,182 Points

2005-09

99FranSims

1,219 Points

1997-01

88MichaelThomas

1,236 Points

1979-83

77Glenn

Ferguson1,284 Points

1979-83


1984-85 30 91-206 .442 ---- ---- 47-67 .700 115 3.8 229 7.6

1985-86 1 1-3 .333 ---- ---- 1-3 .333 1 1.0 2 2.0

1986-87 30 81-189 .429 ---- ---- 35-45 .778 92 3.1 226 7.5

1987-88 32 96-216 .444 ---- ---- 61-94 .649 107 3.3 269 8.4

1988-89 31 130-273 .476 27-62 .435 107-145 .738 240 7.7 394 12.7

Career 124 399-887 .450 27-62 .435 251-354 .709 555 4.5 1,120 9.0

1212Alphonso

Bell1,120 Points

1984-89





1998-99 31 138-277 .498 11-41 .268 43-62 .694 175 5.6 330 10.6

1999-00 23 131-235 .557 20-38 .526 45-63 .714 118 5.1 327 14.2

2000-01 29 152-249 .610 23-49 .469 59-73 .808 137 4.7 386 13.3

Career 83 421-761 .553 54-128 .422 147-198 .742 430 5.2 1,043 12.6


1996-97 30 159-360 .442 55-171 .322 128-153 .837 160 5.3 501 16.7

1998-99 29 165-379 .435 56-159 .352 122-176 .693 120 4.1 508 17.5

Career 59 324-739 .438 111-330 .336 250-329 .760 280 4.7 1,009 17.1


2006-07 31 103-230 .448 3-11 .273 59-93 .634 130 4.2 268 8.6

2007-08 28 103-229 .450 7-13 .538 72-106 .679 141 5.0 285 10.2

2008-09 30 77-158 .487 0-5 .000 50-70 .714 107 3.6 204 6.8

2009-10 27 126-268 .470 0-5 .000 81-115 .704 129 4.8 333 12.3

Career 116 409-885 .462 10-34 .294 262-384 .682 507 4.4 1,090 9.4


1984-85 28 81-168 .482 ---- ---- 47-69 .681 53 1.8 209 7.2

1985-86 27 46-108 .426 ---- ---- 32-80 .400 48 1.8 113 4.2

1986-87 32 119-243 .490 ---- ---- 75-108 .694 87 2.7 319 10.0

1987-88 35 156-319 .489 ---- ---- 90-132 .667 92 2.6 428 12.2

Career 122 402-838 .480 ---- ---- 244-389 .627 280 2.3 1,069 8.8


1979-80 30 76-136 .559 ---- ---- 50-81 .617 114 3.8 202 6.7

1980-81 26 93-203 .458 ---- ---- 48-78 .615 189 7.3 234 9.0

1981-82 30 86-173 .497 ---- ---- 48-71 .676 147 4.9 220 7.3

1982-83 32 156-324 .481 ---- ---- 89-131 .679 223 7.0 401 12.5

Career 118 411-836 .492 ---- ---- 235-361 .651 673 5.7 1,057 9.0

1,000-POINT CLUB

1616

1717Bryant Pound

1,009 Points

1996-98

KijanaHoward

1,043 Points

1998-01

1515Lonnie

Nickson1,057 Points

1979-83

1414Ed

Card1,069 Points

1984-88

1313NathanThomas

1,090 Points

2006-10




Auburn University at MontgomeryPlayers in the NBA

Orlando GrahamMiami Heat (1990-92)

Etdrick BohannonIndiana Pacers (1997-98)

Washington Wizards (1998-99)

New York Knicks (1999-2000)

L.A. Clippers (2000)

Cleveland Cavaliers (2000-01)

Jerome Liggett Jesse Phillips Orlando Graham Ed Card Darryl Gresham

Alphonso Bell Darrell Anderson Albert Lewis Bryant Pound David Whaley

Torey Harris Sean Stackhouse Rod Shiver Ellis Powell Joseph Manuel

Robert Johnson Nathan Thomas

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS




ALL-TIME ROSTER

-A-AARON, Pat .................................................1990-91ABNEY, Zach ................................................2005-07ACOFF, Michael ...........................................2012-13AHMAD,Farid ..............................................1992-93ALLEN, Darrel ..............................................1982-83ANDERSON, Darrell.....................................1991-94ANDERSON, Sandy ......................................1986-88ANGANTYSSON, Agust ................................2006-09ANSLEY, A.J. ................................................2010-12ASHMORE, John .........................................2002-03

-B-BAKER, Durrell ............................................2008-09BARKSDALE, Travis ......................................2002-03BELL, Alphonso ...........................................1984-89BELL, Chris ..................................................2012-13BELL, Ma ..................................................1995-00BELL, Tony ...................................................1980-84BERZETT, Johnny .........................................1975-76BICKHAM, Reshad.......................................2012-13BITON, Elad .................................................1975-76BLUNT, Dwayne ..........................................1978-79BOATFIELD, Michael ...................................1993-95BOHANNON, Etdrick ...................................1995-97BOOKER, Landon ........................................2004-05BOOTH, Jim .................................................1983-84BOSWELL, Joe Lee ......................................1975-76BROOKS, Marquez ......................................2010-12BROTHERTON, Joe ......................................1975-77BROWN, Quadavious ..................................2007-09BOYD, Dan ..................................................1978-80BRADFORD, Bob ......................................................BRANDT, John .............................................1977-78BRIGGS, Phillip ............................................2004-05BROOKS, Kendrick ......................................1989-91BROWN, Alex ..............................................2008-09BULLARD, Marcus .......................................1997-98BUTLER, Ricky .............................................1988-91

-C-CAMERON, Joe ...........................................1988-92CARD, Ed .....................................................1984-88CARD, Nigel .................................................1978-80CARLTON, Antonio ......................................1998-99CASLIN, Jerome ..........................................1995-97CHANDLER, Sco ........................................1984-89CHAPMAN, Larry, Jr.....................................1991-92CHESTNUT, Andre .......................................1996-97CHIDREY, Luke .............................................1985-87CLARK, MacKenzie ......................................2005-06COLE, Caz ....................................................2010-12

CONWAY, Byron ..........................................2005-06COOLEY, Phil ...............................................1984-86CORDER, Leon ............................................1988-89CRENSHAW, Kent ........................................1984-88CRITTENDON, Montrelle ............................2005-07CROWE, Mike .............................................1975-77CURRY, Garriet ............................................1995-97CURTIS, Rashad...........................................2004-05

-D-DAVIS, Dan ..................................................1995-99DAVIS, Quay ............................................ 2012-pres.DAVID, Jerome ............................................2007-08DAVIS, Paul .................................................1991-95DEBROW, Evere ........................................1981-82DIAGNE, Moustapha ...................................2004-05DICKINSON, Romalis ...................................2001-03DONALD, Andrew .......................................2005-06DOSS, Marcus .............................................2002-05DOZIER, Steve .............................................1998-99DRAKE, Cedric .............................................2001-03DUKES, Tommy ...........................................1988-90

-E-EASTES, Suraz .............................................1998-01EDELSON, Steve ..........................................1989-90EIDSMOE, Jus n .........................................2012-13ELLIS, Dominique ........................................2012-13

-F-FARMER, Adrian..........................................2005-06FENCHER, Barry ..........................................1982-83FERGUSON, Glenn ......................................1979-83FIELDS, Eddie ..............................................1995-96FINLEY, Jameson .........................................2007-08FITZPATRICK, Thaddeus ..............................1976-78FLOURNOY, Larry ........................................1995-97FORBES, Marcus .........................................2004-06FORTO, Elmir...............................................2006-07

FRANKLIN, Chris..........................................1981-82FREEMAN, Jerald ........................................1995-96

-G-GALLAGHER, David .....................................2005-09GALLOP, Carl ...............................................1977-81GAMBRELL, James ......................................2001-05GETER, Trey ................................................2011-12GIBBONS, Charlemagne..............................1997-01GIBSON, Brandon .......................................2000-02GILLIAM, Casey ...........................................1995-96GIPSON, Adrian ..........................................2002-03GOETTSCH, Ernie ........................................1990-94GOGGANS, Derek .......................................1977-79GOLSON, Darren .........................................1985-87GRAHAM, Orlando......................................1986-88GRESHAM, Darryl .......................................1988-89GRISHAM, Tommy ......................................2009-10GRIGGS, Roderick .......................................1997-98

-H-HALL, Lorwnzo ............................................1978-79HALL, Mark .................................................1994-99HAMRICK, Sam ...........................................1978-79HARDMAN, Akeem .....................................2001-04HARRELL, Tristen .................................... 2012-pres.HARRIS, Bobby ............................................1986-88HARRIS, Jerome ..........................................2000-01HARRIS, Lamar ............................................1979-81HARRIS, Torey .............................................1997-02HARRIS, Ma ..............................................2007-09HART, Taylor ................................................1980-83HARTLEY, Chad ............................................1993-94HAYMON, Jon .............................................2004-05HENDERSON, Phillip ...................................1983-86HENRY, James .............................................2002-03HERGOTT, Alex ............................................2010-12HICKMAN, Ronnie .......................................2005-09HODGE, Kareem .........................................2003-04HOLMES, Brandon ......................................2009-12HOOTEN, L.K. ..............................................1983-88HORNE, Wesley ..........................................1999-00HOWARD, Kijana .........................................1998-01HOWELL, Henry ..........................................1988-92HUDSON, Michael ......................................1986-91HULL, Jimmy ...............................................1994-96

-J-JACKSON, Corey ..........................................1994-95JACKSON, LaRel ....................................... 2012-pres.JAMES, Henry .............................................1975-77JAMES, Quinton ..........................................1998-99JOHNSON, Robert .......................................1984-86JOHNSON, Robert .......................................2005-09JONES, Spencer....................................... 2012-pres.JORDAN, Stephen .......................................2008-12

-K-KELLAND, Eddie ..........................................1978-79KELLEY, Andre .............................................1994-95KELLEY, Ricardo ...........................................2002-03KLINGER, Ken ..............................................1995-97

-L-LADD, Rod ...................................................1992-94LANE, Lushers .............................................2000-01

Nigel Card Kent Crenshaw

Dan Davis Tommy Dukes

Barry Fencher Thad Fitzpatrick




ALL-TIME ROSTER

LEE, Michael ...............................................2009-12LEVESTON, Tommy .....................................1991-92LEWIS, Albert ..............................................1991-95LEWIS, Quen n ...........................................1998-00LEWIS, Tommy ............................................1977-78LIGGETT, Jerome .........................................1975-79LILLY, John ...................................................2004-05LOONEY, Ted ...............................................1989-91LORD, Cliff ord .............................................1994-97LOWE, Tyler ................................................2010-11LUNDY, C.S. .................................................1980-84LUSK, Mario ................................................2005-07

-M-MANTOOTH, Reggie ...................................1988-90MANUEL, Joseph ........................................2003-07MARSHALL, Reggie .....................................1998-99McCLESKEY, Saye ........................................1992-93McCOY, Jeff .................................................1986-88McDANIEL, Darren ......................................2011-12McGHEE, Chuck ..........................................1998-99MILLER, Leon ..............................................1986-88MILLER, Trey ...............................................2006-08MORRIS, Drexel ..........................................1979-80MORRIS, Lester ...........................................1991-95MURRAY, Anthony ......................................1992-95

-N-NDIOUR, El Hadji ........................................2010-11NESBA, Karim ..............................................2008-09NEWKIRK, Jeremy .......................................2004-05NICKSON, Lonnie ........................................1979-83NIELSON, Ma ............................................2006-08NOTTINGHAM, Gary ...................................1997-98NORRIS, Bernie ...........................................1977-81NORRIS, Ryan ..............................................2009-11

-O-OGLESBY, Hunter ........................................2007-09

-P-PAGE, Reggie...............................................1993-94PASCLEY, Jonathan ......................................2009-10PASTER, Prelvis ...........................................1991-94PERONA, Charles ........................................2009-11PERSON, Bre ......................................... 2012-pres.PHILLIPS, Jesse ............................................1981-86PIERCE, Jessie .............................................1988-92PIPER, Phillip ...............................................1990-91POUND, Bryant ...........................................1996-99POWELL, Doyle ...........................................1975-76POWELL, Ellis ..............................................2001-03POWELL, Ryan ............................................2004-05PREWITT, Jaylin ...........................................2012-13PRIDEMORE, Cameron ...............................2011-12

-Q-QUINLAN, Daniel ........................................2009-10

-R-RANDALL, Joshua ........................................2007-08RAWLS, Carl ................................................1982-85REMBERT, Ron ............................................1993-94RICHARDSON, Jamal ...................................2005-08RIDLEY, Gabe ...............................................2000-02RILEY, Clarence............................................1998-99ROBERTSON, Mike ......................................2007-08ROBINSON, James ......................................1993-94ROGERS, Draper..........................................1999-00ROWE, Joe ..................................................1980-81RUSH, Kenneth ...........................................1991-96RUSSELL, Derrick ........................................2004-05

-S-SCHWARTZ, Sco ........................................1978-81SCOTT, Leonard ...........................................2005-06SELLERS, Toby .............................................1975-77SELPH, Donald ............................................1987-90SHINES, Chauncey ......................................1989-91SHIVER, Rod ................................................2001-03SIMPKINS, Charles ......................................1979-82SIMS, Fran ...................................................1997-01SKULASON, Gudjon .....................................1990-91SMALL, Kip, Jr. .............................................2007-10SMART, David .............................................1978-79SMITH, LaNorris ..........................................2008-10SMITH, Torre ...............................................1997-01SMITH, Van .................................................1978-79SMOOT, Allen ..............................................1983-84SOTO, Jeremy ..............................................2004-05STACKHOUSE, Sean .....................................2000-01STALEY, Bernard ..........................................1985-90

STALLWORTH, Cur s ...................................1995-97STAMP, Jason ..............................................1995-96STANGLINE, Jerry ........................................2010-11STOUTEMIRE, Chris.....................................1996-97STRANGE, Burt ............................................1988-89STUART, Aaron ............................................1992-93STUKES, Rickie ............................................1975-76SYER, Patrick ...............................................1987-90

-T-TAYLOR, Chris ..............................................2006-07TAYLOR, Ernest ............................................1984-85THOMAS, Ben .............................................2009-10THOMAS, Emmi .......................................1976-77THOMAS, Michael ......................................1979-83THOMAS, Monroe ......................................1981-85THOMAS, Nathan .......................................2006-10THOMAS, Ramahd ......................................2011-12THOMPSON, Jamor ....................................1990-91TOWNSEND, Marcus ...................................1989-91TROTTER, Jus n ..........................................2011-13TUCKER, Bobby ...........................................1994-96TYE, Keith ....................................................1978-79

-W-WADE, Da’Keidres................................... 2011-pres.WALLACE, Bill..............................................1976-79WALTER, Antwun ........................................2000-02WARD, Jim ..................................................1976-78WATKINS, Sandy .........................................1980-84WELCH, Carlos ............................................1994-96WELCH, Sco ..............................................1996-97WELLS, D’Wayne .........................................2002-05WERNER, Marty ..........................................1983-85WHALEY, David ...........................................2000-01WILLIAMS, Cornell ......................................1988-90WILLIAMS, DeMario ...................................2001-04WILLIAMS, Eric ...........................................2001-05WILLIAMS, Johnny ......................................2008-11WILLIAMS, Sam ..........................................1999-01WILLIS, Michael ..........................................2011-13WINGFIELD, Banastreus ..............................1991-92WOODARD, Ray ..........................................1975-76WOOLFOLK, Larry .......................................1975-77

-Y-YOKUM, Mar n ..........................................1994-95

-Z-ZACHARY, Jus n ..........................................2011-13

Stephen Jordan Joseph Manuel

Chauncey Shines Fran Sims

Nathan Thomas Jus n Zachary

Charles Perona Bryant Pound




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1975-76 10-19 vs. Talladega L, 78-73 at Montevallo L, 79-64 vs. Alabama State L, 99-68 vs. Hun ngdon L, 72-66 vs. Montevallo L, 84-73 at Spring Hill L, 99-84 at Athens State L, 74-70 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 103-99 at Tennessee Wesleyan W, 90-74 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 89-60 at Hun ngdon L, 89-85 vs. Athens State L, 90-79 at Talladega W, 93-73 at West Florida L, 78-58 vs. Southern Benedic ne L, 96-88 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 85-74 at Alabama State L, 94-71 at Southern Benedic ne W, 95-76 vs. Livingston W, 79-78 at Birmingham Southern W, 80-79 at Hun ngdon L, 74-72 vs. LaGrange W, 88-79 vs. Spring Hill W, 82-80 vs. North Alabama L, 98-72 at Livingston L, 81-79 at LaGrange W, 97-77 vs. West Florida W, 81-73 at William Carey L, 80-76 at Montevallo L, 78-68

1976-77 16-10 at LaGrange W, 80-75 at Talladega W, 93-83 vs. Alabama State W, 99-94 vs. Tuskegee W, 90-67 at Alabama State L, 114-81 vs. William Carey W, 90-88 vs. Belhaven W, 60-58 at Columbus L, 90-86 at North Georgia L, 72-63 at Athens State W, 68-65 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 82-75 vs. LaGrange L, 80-76 vs. Daniel Payne W, 82-72 vs. LaGrange L, 73-67 at Southern Benedic ne W, 78-61 at Montevallo W, 73-45 vs. Talladega W, 82-80 vs. Hun ngdon W, 96-82 at Spring Hill W, 83-64 at Alabama State L, 83-72 at Hun ngdon L, 74-67 vs. Athens State W, 102-90 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 86-84 vs. Columbus W, 85-81 vs. Southern Benedic ne W, 82-81 vs. Birmingham Southern* L, 91-77* NAIA District 27 Playoff 1977-78 16-1611/18 vs. Shorter W, 73-6411/19 vs. Montevallo L, 80-7911/21 vs. LaGrange W, 77-7511/25 at Athens State L, 65-6312/2 at Montevallo L, 71-6612/3 at Spring Hill L, 83-6112/6 vs. LaGrange L, 87-7612/9 vs. William Carey L, 97-9112/10 vs. Belhaven W, 67-5512/15 vs. Tuskegee W, 56-5312/17 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 63-5512/27 vs. Montevallo L, 60-55

12/28 at Daniel Payne W, 114-8612/29 at Hun ngdon W, 76-661/6 at William Carey W, 87-721/7 at Belhaven L, 75-731/9 at Tuskegee W, 94-751/14 vs. Hun ngdon L, 63-591/16 at Alabama State (Forfeit) W, 2-01/18 vs. Talladega W, 114-861/20 vs. Montevallo W, 65-601/21 vs. Spring Hill L, 75-601/27 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 71-481/28 vs. Athens State L, 70-612/3 at Southern Benedic ne W, 67-442/4 at Birmingham Southern W, 75-732/10 vs. Southern Benedic ne W, 82-662/11 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 63-622/14 at Alabama State (Forfeit) W, 2-02/18 at Hun ngdon W, 80-622/20 at Talladega L, 62-582/23 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 77-56 1978-79 20-1511/20 at LaGrange (forfeit) L, 2-011/25 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 102-8511/27 vs. Athens State L, 84-7911/30 at Southern Benedic ne L, 70-6412/2 at Mississippi State L, 98-6012/4 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 88-7112/5 at Tuskegee W, 68-6612/6 at Jacksonville State L, 96-9312/9 vs. William Carey W, 93-9212/11 vs. Belhaven W, 54-5212/15 at Cumberland W, 69-6712/16 at Columbus W, 78-7112/29 vs. University of the South W, 105-8112/30 at Valdosta State L, 108-771/6 at Hun ngdon W, 68-581/8 vs. Daniel Payne (forfeit) W, 2-01/13 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 79-661/15 at Athens State L, 58-561/18 vs. LaGrange W, 79-781/20 vs. Montevallo W, 57-441/22 at Spring Hill L, 69-661/25 at Talladega W, 74-611/27 vs. Hun ngdon W, 85-611/29 vs. Alabama State L, 48-432/1 at Daniel Payne (forfeit) W, 2-02/3 at Southern Benedic ne W, 43-342/7 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 79-582/9 vs. Belhaven W, 70-692/10 at William Carey W, 85-652/12 vs. Talladega W, 103-692/17 vs. Montevallo L, 80-782/19 at Spring Hill W, 79-752/22 vs. Southern Benedic ne* W, 59-502/23 vs. Alabama-Huntsville* L, 88-702/27 at Alabama State L, 107-76* Southern States Conference Tournament

1979-80 20-1211/14 vs. Georgia College W, 103-8311/15 vs. Spring Hill W, 115-10411/24 at S llman W, 82-8011/26 at LaGrange W, 75-6511/28 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 73-6312/6 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 100-8112/8 at Athens State L, 73-6312/10 vs. Talladega W, 81-7112/14 at William Carey W, 93-7612/15 at Belhaven W, 65-5412/20 at South Carolina L, 65-6412/27 at College of Charleston W, 65-5712/28 vs. USC-Aiken W, 69-55

1/3 vs. LaGrange L, 64-621/7 at Spring Hill W, 88-781/9 at Birmingham Southern L, 78-711/12 vs. S llman W, 101-861/18 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 72-601/19 vs. Athens State L, 72-591/23 vs. Valdosta State W, 79-70 (OT)1/26 vs. Montevallo W, 79-701/28 at Alabama State L, 76-512/2 vs. Spring Hill W, 101-562/4 at Valdosta State W, 80-712/7 at Talladega W, 106-742/9 vs. Belhaven W, 39-342/11 vs. William Carey W, 81-712/14 at Alabama State L, 82-732/16 at Montevallo L, 72-692/21 vs. Belhaven* W, 64-602/22 vs. Birmingham Southern* W, 64-57 (OT)2/23 vs. Alabama-Huntsville* L, 84-68* Southern States Conference Tournament

1980-81 17-1311/18 vs. LaGrange W, 91-7311/21 vs. North Georgia W, 71-5511/22 at Pikeville W, 91-6911/24 at Talladega W, 93-7211/28 at Xavier W, 88-8412/6 vs. Spring Hill W, 99-8512/9 at Indiana State W, 59-5812/13 vs. Talladega W, 81-6112/17 at Jacksonville State W, 57-5012/19 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 73-6612/20 at USC-Aiken L, 90-821/5 at LaGrange W, 58-471/8 at Athens State W, 74-481/10 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 91-821/14 vs. Montevallo L, 82-691/17 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 76-701/22 at Belhaven L, 70-681/24 at William Carey W, 61-501/26 vs. Alabama State L, 83-761/28 at Birmingham Southern L, 82-751/31 at Montevallo W, 68-602/2 vs. Jacksonville State L, 84-792/5 vs. Athens State L, 70-672/7 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 96-752/9 vs. Xavier W, 122-1032/12 vs. Belhaven L, 43-412/14 vs. William Carey L, 26-232/16 at Spring Hill W, 46-392/21 at Alabama State L, 26-232/24 at Belhaven L, 73-70

1981-82 20-1011/16 at S llman W, 105-9411/21 at LaGrange W, 85-6911/24 vs. Talladega W, 83-6311/27 at Mississippi State L, 68-4312/1 vs. Spring Hill W, 78-6312/3 at Kansas State L, 83-4612/11 vs. Edward Waters W, 107-7312/12 vs. Livingston W, 75-3812/15 vs. LaGrange W, 99-7412/19 at Jacksonville State W, 80-5612/27 vs. Fort Hays W, 36-3512/28 vs. Quincy L, 76-7312/29 vs. Kearney State L, 85-711/7 vs. Athens State L, 65-621/9 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 47-441/16 at Birmingham Southern L, 60-551/18 vs. Montevallo W, 61-421/21 vs. Jacksonville State L, 62-611/28 at Montevallo W, 62-55




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1/30 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 72-632/2 vs. Talladega W, 124-762/4 vs. Livingston W, 70-662/6 at Valdosta State W, 79-712/12 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 58-562/13 at Athens State W, 69-552/16 vs. S llman W, 121-762/19 vs. Tougaloo W, 74-582/24 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 50-452/27 vs. Athens State L, 76-753/1 vs. Athens State* L, 87-68* NAIA District 27 Playoff

1982-83 20-1211/16 at LaGrange W, 76-6311/19 at North Georgia W, 76-7311/20 vs. Cumberland W, 54-5311/23 at Talladega W, 98-8211/26 at Birmingham Southern W, 78-5711/27 vs. Alabama State L, 76-7511/29 at Texas Tech L, 70-6011/30 at Oklahoma L, 104-8312/3 vs. Florida Interna onal W, 81-6112/4 at Troy State L, 53-5112/10 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 60-5412/11 at Montevallo W, 57-5512/17 vs. Xavier W, 66-6412/29 at Paine W, 64-5412/30 vs. Tuskegee L, 73-671/6 at Tuskegee W, 79-681/8 at Xavier W, 69-561/10 vs. Talladega W, 114-631/14 at Athens State L, 49-461/15 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 75-631/19 vs. Montevallo W, 85-681/22 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 69-681/29 at Faulkner W, 75-652/2 at Birmingham Southern W, 76-652/5 at Montevallo W, 82-592/10 vs. Athens State L, 70-652/14 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 69-552/17 at Lipscomb L, 58-562/19 vs. Faulkner W, 100-762/24 vs. Montevallo W, 30-272/25 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 73-703/5 at Alabama-Huntsville* L, 75-63* NAIA District 27 Playoff

1983-84 20-1311/12 at Southern-New Orleans W, 101-8011/15 vs. LaGrange W, 65-6411/18 vs. S llman W, 78-6111/19 at Athens State W, 72-5811/25 vs. Prairie View W, 71-5211/26 at Alabama State L, 103-8111/29 at Xavier L, 64-6112/1 vs. Jacksonville State L, 84-7312/3 at North Georgia W, 73-6212/10 at Talladega W, 92-5912/16 at Spring Hill W, 67-5212/17 at Jacksonville State L, 83-7412/29 vs. Xavier L, 60-5712/30 vs. Montevallo L, 66-591/4 at North Georgia W, 84-691/12 vs. Jacksonville State L, 104-891/14 at Faulkner W, 83-601/19 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 84-791/21 vs. Athens State L, 55-511/26 vs. Montevallo W, 67-722/2 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 62-612/4 at Montevallo L, 61-582/6 at Birmingham Southern L, 78-552/10 at Athens State L, 77-69

2/11 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 99-602/13 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 85-632/16 vs. Talladega W, 106-722/18 at Faulkner W, 89-822/23 vs. Faulkner W, 73-642/24 vs. Athens State W, 69-682/25 vs. Montevallo W, 63-603/1 at Birmingham Southern L, 69-613/3 at Birmingham Southern* L, 76-69* NAIA District 27 Playoff

1984-85 18-1211/19 at Faulkner W, 116-5311/20 at Carson Newman L, 58-5511/23 vs. Tuskegee W, 76-6411/24 at Alabama State W, 66-6511/29 vs. Xavier L, 81-7212/1 at Miles W, 83-6912/3 at Jacksonville State L, 94-7612/77 at Dillard W, 67-6512/8 at Southern-New Orleans W, 81-7912/15 vs. Talladega W, 69-6712/21 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 68-5412/22 vs. William Carey L, 63-621/4 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan L, 58-541/5 at Tusculum W, 92-371/8 vs. Alabama State L, 70-631/12 vs. Faulkner W, 88-551/18 at Athens State L, 68-641/19 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 65-621/24 vs. Montevallo W, 74-591/26 at Birmingham Southern L, 77-661/28 at Xavier W, 71-542/2 at Jacksonville State L, 93-602/4 at Phillips W, 69-602/7 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 34-332/9 vs. Montevallo L, 43-402/16 vs. Athens State L, 71-542/18 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 66-592/21 at Talladega W, 82-652/23 vs. Faulkner W, 89-453/2 vs. Birmingham Southern* L, 41-38* NAIA District 27 Playoff

1985-86 21-811/16 at Dillard L, 70-6811/23 at Xavier W, 88-7711/29 at Ft. Valley State W, 97-7711/30 vs. Armstrong State L, 73-6812/2 at College of Charleston L, 69-6412/6 vs. Tennessee Temple W, 63-5212/7 vs. Limestone W, 80-7412/14 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 97-7412/16 at William Carey W, 72-7112/20 at Montevallo W, 83-7212/21 vs. College of Charleston W, 67-5612/30 vs. Xavier W, 77-731/4 at Georgia Southwestern W, 101-741/6 vs. William Carey W, 78-691/9 vs. Athens State W, 58-561/11 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 83-661/16 vs. Montevallo W, 60-571/18 at Birmingham Southern L, 54-501/25 at Faulkner W, 99-711/30 vs. Dillard W, 89-712/1 vs. Talladega W, 70-662/5 at Alabama State L, 86-842/8 vs. Faulkner W, 73-612/13 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 59-562/15 vs. Montevallo W, 68-542/17 vs. Talladega W, 95-782/20 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 77-752/22 at Athens State L, 65-62

2/28 at Athens State* L, 71-65* NAIA District 27 Playoff 1986-87 25-811/15 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 92-7911/21 at Southern-New Orleans W, 92-6511/22 at Xavier W, 75-7311/24 at William Carey L, 80-7811/28 vs. Troy State W, 69-6111/29 vs. Alabama State W, 83-7812/5 at Limestone W, 83-7512/6 at Southern Polytechnic L, 73-71 (OT)12/8 vs. North Alabama W, 70-6412/12 vs. Dillard W, 106-9012/13 at Troy State W, 76-7112/29 vs. Xavier W, 64-601/3 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 68-651/10 at Athens State L, 65-611/15 vs. Montevallo W, 74-511/17 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 85-731/22 at Talladega W, 89-691/24 vs. Faulkner W, 73-711/26 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 75-591/29 at North Alabama L, 68-541/31 vs. Alabama State L, 71-682/7 at Faulkner L, 88-812/9 vs. Talladega W, 84-582/12 at Birmingham Southern W, 65-592/14 at Montevallo W, 64-602/17 vs. William Carey W, 73-602/21 at Athens State W, 76-742/23 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 78-762/28 vs. Faulkner* W, 90-753/3 vs. Birmingham Southern* W, 49-463/12 vs. Eureka** W, 85-543/13 vs. St. Joseph’s** W, 76-663/14 vs. Washburn** L, 69-61* NAIA District 27 Playoff s** NAIA Na onal Tournament

1987-88 32-311/17 vs. William Carey W, 86-7011/20 vs. Morris Brown W, 76-5411/21 at Columbus W, 63-5811/27 vs. Xavier W, 83-6612/3 at Tennessee Wesleyan W, 89-6712/4 at Trevecca Nazarene W, 78-7312/5 at Cumberland W, 58-5712/11 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 88-7712/12 vs. Cedarville W, 75-7212/15 at Xavier W, 85-7612/16 at Dillard W, 100-781/2 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-751/11 at William Carey W, 96-701/14 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 97-801/16 at Athens State W, 60-531/21 vs. Montevallo W, 59-531/23 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 70-681/28 vs. Florida Memorial W, 79-652/1 vs. Alabama State W, 96-902/4 at Miles W, 101-712/6 vs. Faulkner W, 84-712/10 at North Alabama W, 84-812/11 at Talladega W, 74-702/13 at Faulkner W, 87-702/18 at Birmingham Southern W, 72-662/20 at Montevallo L, 85-732/25 vs. Talladega W, 89-682/27 vs. Athens State W, 78-593/5 vs. Athens State* W, 94-683/8 vs. Birmingham Southern* W, 73-613/17 vs. Hawaii Pacifi c** W, 79-693/18 vs. Grace** W, 73-66




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/19 vs. William Jewell** W, 51-493/21 vs. College of Charleston** W, 74-703/22 vs. Grand Canyon** L, 88-86* NAIA District 27 Playoff s** NAIA Na onal Tournament

1988-89 24-711/12 vs. William Carey W, 101-6811/13 vs. Xavier W, 84-7011/18 at Central Wesleyan W, 80-5011/19 at College of Charleston L, 75-6711/21 at Georgia Southwestern L, 85-7511/25 at Paul Quinn W, 118-9411/26 at Alabama State L, 88-7111/29 at William Carey W, 96-93 (2OT)12/3 vs. North Alabama L, 78-6612/9 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 96-8112/12 at Xavier W, 88-5912/13 at Southern-New Orleans W, 108-6712/16 at Brewton-Parker W, 94-8912/17 at North Alabama W, 88-631/7 vs. Earl Paulk W, 120-901/12 at Athens State W, 75-611/14 at Talladega W, 80-721/19 at Birmingham Southern W, 73-711/21 at Montevallo L, 58-541/28 vs. Faulkner W, 83-761/31 at Earl Paulk W, 93-762/2 at North Alabama L, 84-672/11 at Faulkner W, 88-792/16 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 82-692/18 vs. Montevallo W, 73-68 (OT)2/23 vs. Athens State W, 79-672/27 at Georgia Southwestern W, 96-783/4 vs. Talladega* W, 100-853/7 vs. Montevallo* W, 81-623/14 vs. St. Rose** W, 105-973/16 vs. Has ngs** L, 73-63* NAIA District 27 Playoff ** NAIA Na onal Tournament

1989-90 17-1111/18 at Troy State L, 85-8111/19 vs. Morris Brown L, 82-7811/20 vs. West Georgia W, 72-6911/25 vs. DeVry Ins tute W, 127-8411/27 at Georgia Southwestern L, 79-7612/1 vs. High Point W, 87-8312/2 at Southern Poly W, 72-6512/9 vs. Spring Hill W, 80-7412/12 at Earl Paulk W, 102-8712/15 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 83-7312/16 vs. Troy State L, 84-7612/18 at Dillard L, 97-921/8 vs. Dillard W, 112-841/11 at Athens State L, 65-581/13 vs. Talladega W, 87-861/18 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 80-751/20 at Montevallo L, 90-701/25 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 81-781/27 at Faulkner W, 79-572/5 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 71-652/7 vs. Alabama State W, 83-822/10 vs. Faulkner W, 80-602/15 at Birmingham Southern L, 80-742/17 vs. Montevallo W, 84-722/22 vs. Athens State W, 78-752/24 at Talladega L, 100-763/3 vs. Talladega* W, 85-803/6 at Birmingham Southern* L, 90-77*NAIA District 27 Playoff s

1990-91 15-1111/15 at Mobile W, 89-8011/16 at Dillard W, 101-8111/17 at William Carey W, 113-9011/21 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 85-7111/24 at Clark-Atlanta L, 108-9311/26 vs. William Carey W, 105-8811/29 vs. Taylor L, 70-6312/1 vs. Lander W, 87-6412/10 at Georgia Southwestern L, 89-7712/14 vs. Dillard W, 107-9012/15 vs. Troy State W, 114-8412/18 vs. William Carey W, 123-1091/12 vs. Athens State L, 79-641/17 vs. Montevallo L, 80-661/19 at Birmingham Southern L, 98-751/21 vs. Selma W, 129-681/24 vs. Voorhees W, 83-781/29 at Alabama State L, 94-852/2 at Athens State L, 86-652/7 vs. Talladega L, 72-692/9 at Montevallo W, 60-592/16 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 76-712/21 at Selma W, 92-762/23 vs. Faulkner W, 90-792/28 vs. Talladega* W, 69-643/2 at Birmingham Southern* L, 73-67* NAIA District 27 Playoff

1991-92 15-1811/16 vs. Spring Hill L, 73-6011/18 vs. William Carey L, 75-6411/22 vs. Clark-Atlanta L, 72-7111/25 at Trevecca Nazarene W, 86-7711/27 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 75-6611/30 vs. Dillard W, 94-8812/4 at Spring Hill L, 107-6012/14 vs. Trevecca Nazarene W, 104-9712/16 at William Carey L, 102-8112/20 vs. Lees-McRae W, 71-6112/21 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 81-801/2 vs. Berry W, 85-751/3 vs. Anderson W, 74-671/4 at Mobile L, 77-761/9 vs. Talladega W, 75-681/11 at Athens State W, 64-631/16 vs. Montevallo W, 61-581/21 at Dillard L, 87-751/23 vs. Selma W, 91-771/25 vs. Troy State W, 134-1131/28 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 71-681/30 at Alabama State L, 118-812/2 vs. Faulkner L, 107-932/3 at Troy State L, 133-1112/6 vs. Selma W, 114-882/13 at Talladega L, 54-522/15 vs. Athens State W, 101-872/20 at Birmingham Southern L, 95-802/22 at Montevallo L, 93-752/27 at Georgia Southwestern L, 80-752/29 at Faulkner L, 99-903/5 at Talladega* W, 69-643/7 at Birmingham Southern* L, 73-67* NAIA District 27 Playoff s

1992-93 19-1111/14 at Spring Hill L, 97-9411/17 at Mobile W, 79-7711/19 vs. Spring Hill W, 83-7711/21 at Dillard W, 84-7611/23 at William Carey W, 91-8912/11 vs. Dillard W, 89-66

12/12 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 86-7412/14 vs. Mobile L, 82-6012/18 vs. Troy State L, 112-10712/19 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 103-971/2 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire W, 83-751/3 at Findlay L, 91-811/9 vs. Athens State L, 95-931/14 at Montevallo L, 84-641/16 at Birmingham Southern L, 87-721/18 vs. William Carey W, 82-801/21 vs. Selma W, 91-771/23 at Troy State L, 85-801/27 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 73-701/30 at Faulkner W, 67-642/4 at Selma W, 93-622/11 at Talladega W, 102-792/13 at Athens State W, 79-752/18 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 75-692/20 vs. Montevallo L, 47-512/22 vs. Talladega W, 80-752/27 vs. Faulkner W, 74-713/1 at Georgia Southwestern W, 80-743/4 vs. Talladega* W, 79-743/6 at Montevallo* L, 81-63*NAIA District 27 Playoff s

1993-94 21-1211/12 at Bap st Chris an W, 119-7211/13 at William Carey L, 85-8011/19 at Cumberland W, 59-5811/20 at Georgia Southwestern L, 73-6511/23 vs. Mobile W, 71-6811/26 at LaGrange W, 80-6211/27 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 95-7312/1 vs. Spring Hill W, 87-8512/2 vs. Life L, 81-7412/4 at Mobile L, 83-7712/11 at Spring Hill L, 77-6112/17 vs. S llman W, 92-7312/18 vs. William Carey W, 76-7012/20 at Pa on W, 2-0 (forfeit)1/6 vs. Talladega W, 71-681/8 at Athens State L, 88-701/13 vs. Montevallo L, 75-641/15 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 81-801/20 at West Florida W, 71-621/22 vs. Selma W, 114-791/29 vs. Faulkner W, 87-682/3 at Talladega W, 80-762/6 vs. Athens State L, 79-762/10 at Montevallo L, 89-852/12 at Birmingham Southern W, 78-752/15 vs. West Florida W, 95-772/19 at Selma W, 82-692/26 at Faulkner L, 111-952/28 at Life L, 96-943/3 vs. Faulkner* W, 93-773/5 at Athens State* W, 78-693/8 at Montevallo* W, 63-613/16 vs. Westminster** L, 72-67* Southern States Conference Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

1994-95 13-1911/10 vs. Spring Hill L, 65-6411/12 at LaGrange W, 86-6111/15 vs. William Carey W, 116-8511/21 at Life L, 104-96 (2OT)11/25 at Delta State L, 71-7011/26 at Mississippi College L, 82-7112/2 at Voorhees L, 72-6612/3 vs. Mohawk W, 99-7912/10 at William Carey W, 96-76




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS12/12 at Spring Hill L, 88-84 (OT)12/16 vs. Voorhees W, 99-9512/17 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 87-661/5 vs. Talladega W, 93-721/7 vs. Athens State W, 88-711/12 at Montevallo W, 88-711/14 at Birmingham Southern L, 81-691/16 vs. Life L, 69-601/19 vs. Selma W, 99-711/21 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 69-661/23 at Selma L, 75-741/26 at Alabama State L, 68-561/28 at Faulkner L, 68-602/2 at Talladega L, 80-762/4 at Athens State W, 83-802/9 vs. Montevallo W, 70-652/11 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 77-572/13 vs. LaGrange W, 100-632/20 at Georgia Southwestern L, 94-752/23 at Tuskegee W, 69-672/25 vs. Faulkner L, 71-673/2 at Talladega* W, 106-903/4 at Birmingham Southern* L, 90-83* Southern States Conference Tournament

1995-96 20-810/31 at Concordia W, 96-9511/9 vs. LaGrange W, 109-6911/13 at Xavier L, 64-6211/14 at Dillard L, 68-6311/20 vs. Spring Hill W, 79-6011/27 vs. Dillard W, 86-7112/1 vs. Talladega W, 97-8612/2 vs. Johnson C. Smith W, 101-9312/9 vs. Xavier W, 84-6512/11 at Spring Hill L, 94-6012/15 vs. Voorhees W, 93-6012/16 vs. Talladega W, 111-751/6 at Athens State W, 84-801/9 vs. Talladega W, 93-781/13 vs. Birmingham Southern W, 78-741/18 vs. Selma W, 120-841/22 vs. Life L, 73-661/27 at Faulkner W, 102-841/29 at Talladega L, 66-652/1 at LaGrange W, 75-702/3 vs. Athens State W, 54-492/6 at Life L, 83-752/10 at Birmingham Southern L, 66-622/13 vs. Concordia W, 127-832/19 vs. Selma W, 116-582/21 vs. Tuskegee W, 53-342/24 vs. Faulkner W, 80-673/2 vs. Talladega L, 80-77 1996-97 19-1210/31 vs. Selma W, 116-5511/2 vs. Spring Hill W, 68-6711/9 at Spring Hill L, 80-5911/12 vs. Dillard W, 77-7511/23 vs. Xavier W, 88-7411/25 at Dillard W, 66-5711/29 at Oklahoma City L, 89-7411/30 at Oklahoma Bap st L, 93-7112/3 at Mobile W, 72-4812/6 at Johnson C. Smith W, 77-6812/7 at Montevallo W, 90-7012/16 at Xavier L, 79-7112/20 vs. Montevallo W, 69-6212/21 vs. Mobile W, 90-771/4 vs. Athens State L, 73-681/7 vs. St. Thomas Aquinas L, 63-411/13 at Life L, 107-77

1/18 at Delta State L, 80-531/22 at Talladega W, 87-841/25 at Faulkner W, 75-74 (OT)1/27 vs. Thomas W, 56-532/1 at Athens State L, 71-622/3 at Selma W, 78-552/8 vs. Talladega W, 95-752/13 vs. Delta State W, 79-702/15 vs. Life L, 96-912/22 vs. Faulkner L, 57-532/24 at Thomas W, 85-573/5 vs. Talladega W, 85-573/7 vs. Athens State W, 77-623/8 at Life L, 97-75

1997-98 19-1310/31 vs. Clafl in L, 79-76 (OT)11/1 vs. LaGrange W, 122-7211/4 at William Carey W, 89-7311/7 at Union W, 90-7311/8 vs. Lambuth L, 90-8111/11 at Birmingham Southern L, 84-6511/21 vs. Lambuth W, 80-7011/22 vs. William Carey W, 99-7211/25 at Spring Hill L, 70-6711/29 vs. Dillard W, 73-5612/2 vs. Spring Hill W, 85-7412/5 vs. Mobile L, 86-8012/6 vs. Faulkner W, 91-7712/9 at Mobile L, 90-8812/13 at Alabama State L, 86-661/3 at Dillard W, 73-671/8 vs. Talladega W, 102-761/10 vs. Birmingham Southern L, 74-681/15 at Clafl in W, 73-491/17 vs. Life L, 108-911/20 at Thomas L, 68-671/24 vs. Faulkner W, 61-451/31 at Athens State W, 73-592/3 vs. Thomas W, 99-702/7 vs. Athens State W, 90-732/10 at Talladega W, 84-682/14 vs. Selma W, 84-522/21 at Faulkner L, 74-72 (OT)2/24 at Life L, 89-742/28 at Selma W, 102-513/6 at Faulkner* W, 59-573/7 at Life L, 73-71* NAIA Southeast Region Tournament

1998-99 19-1211/6 vs. Selma W, 85-5511/7 vs. Clafl in W, 63-5411/20 at Kennesaw College W, 90-6011/21 at Valdosta State L, 74-7211/23 at Spring Hill L, 83-7211/27 at Tuskegee W, 76-6212/1 vs. Spring Hill L, 69-6112/4 vs. Selma W, 69-6012/5 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 98-8812/8 vs. Selma W, 59-4912/11 at Life L, 77-7312/12 at Clafl in W, 73-6112/16 vs. Texas College W, 85-8212/18 vs. Cumberland W, 86-781/7 vs. Talladega W, 86-781/9 at Clafl in L, 59-581/12 at Alabama State L, 86-541/16 at Athens State W, 75-641/18 at Cumberland W, 94-901/21 at Faulkner L, 79-781/23 vs. Voorhees W, 62-562/9 vs. Talladega W, 83-67

2/11 at Southern Wesleyan L, 73-722/13 vs. Athens State L, 85-742/16 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 73-542/18 vs. Faulkner L, 81-692/27 at Selma W, 99-603/3 vs. Anderson* W, 93-853/5 vs. Athens State* W, 93-823/6 vs. Life* W, 88-733/16 Oklahoma Bap st** L, 80-63* NAIA Southeast Region Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

1999-00 19-1311/10 at Spring Hill L, 86-6111/19 at Lambuth L, 80-7011/20 at Union L, 64-5911/24 vs. Mobile W, 77-7411/27 vs. Emmanuel L, 68-6711/29 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 80-5512/2 at Brewton-Parker W, 71-6112/4 at Georgia Southwestern L, 73-5912/17 vs. Spring Hill W, 92-811/6 vs. LaGrange W, 87-751/8 at Athens State L, 69-611/11 at Mobile W, 77-751/13 at Piedmont L, 80-551/15 at North Georgia L, 105-96 (OT)1/20 vs. Southern Poly L, 81-721/22 vs. Shorter W, 81-621/24 at Faulkner W, 74-721/27 at Emmanuel L, 68-661/29 at Southern Wesleyan W, 80-712/3 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 74-532/5 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 80-702/7 at Selma W, 76-702/10 at LaGrange W, 100-702/12 vs. Athens State W, 89-702/17 vs. Piedmont W, 83-722/19 vs. North Georgia W, 80-662/21 vs. Selma W, 69-612/24 at Southern Poly L, 100-702/26 at Shorter W, 85-792/28 vs. Faulkner W, 93-863/1 vs. LaGrange* W, 119-753/3 at Faulkner* L, 93-66* GACC Tournament

2000-01 24-711/9 at Talladega W, 109-8311/15 vs. Selma W, 93-6911/17 vs. Texas College W, 84-7711/25 at Dillard L, 100-7811/29 at Athens State L, 90-8212/18 vs. Talladega W, 108-791/4 vs. Dillard W, 111-521/6 at Reinhardt W, 87-721/11 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 88-651/13 vs. Emmanuel W, 106-961/15 Southern Wesleyan W, 89-651/18 at Faulkner W, 82-801/20 at Shorter L, 93-861/22 at Southern Poly W, 102-861/25 at Selma W, 121-791/27 vs. North Georgia W, 106-881/29 vs. Athens State W, 110-902/1 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 97-762/3 vs. Reinhardt W, 94-592/8 at Brewton-Parker W, 100-882/10 at Emmanuel W, 122-982/12 at Southern Wesleyan L, 78-722/15 vs. Faulkner W, 89-882/17 vs. Shorter W, 87-732/19 vs. Southern Poly W, 90-80




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2/22 at Georgia Southwestern W, 98-852/24 at North Georgia L, 106-963/1 vs. North Georgia* W, 80-753/2 vs. Brewton-Parker* W, 70-673/3 vs. Southern Poly* L, 95-853/15 Georgetown** L, 95-85* GACC Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

2001-02 22-1011/9 at Brevard W, 70-6411/10 at Barber-Sco a L, 70-6411/15 at Athens State W, 82-7712/3 vs. Texas College W, 94-8912/6 vs. Selma L, 94-8912/17 at Azusa Pacifi c L, 82-7612/18 at Chris an Heritage W, 86-8012/29 vs. Dillard L, 73-661/3 at Reinhardt W, 88-691/5 at North Georgia W, 94-871/10 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 84-741/12 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 91-821/14 vs. Faulkner L, 73-661/17 at Southern Wesleyan W, 76-631/19 at Emmanuel W, 94-751/24 vs. Shorter W, 72-661/26 vs. Southern Poly L, 82-79 (OT)1/31 vs. Reinhardt W, 104-902/2 vs. North Georgia W, 90-762/4 vs. Athens State W, 79-612/7 at Brewton-Parker W, 71-592/9 at Georgia Southwestern L, 101-772/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 70-642/17 vs. Emmanuel W, 91-632/21 at Shorter W, 66-472/23 at Southern Poly L, 76-712/25 at Faulkner W, 62-572/28 vs. Southern Wesleyan* W, 63-583/1 vs. Southern Poly* W, 72-633/2 vs. Faulkner* L, 63-613/14 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 56-553/15 vs. Azusa Pacifi c L, 97-50* GACC Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

2002-03 19-1011/15 at Southern-New Orleans L, 68-5911/16 at Dillard L, 82-6111/22 at USC-Spartanburg L, 60-5211/23 at Limestone W, 83-7112/2 vs. Texas College L, 67-6412/6 at Dillard W, 65-6412/7 at William Carey W, 90-4512/14 at Athens State W, 70-651/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 75-581/11 vs. North Georgia W, 64-591/16 at Brewton-Parker L, 75-511/18 at Georgia Southwestern W, 83-781/20 at Faulkner L, 72-521/23 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 82-481/25 vs. Emmanuel W, 89-701/30 at Shorter W, 98-94 (OT)2/1 at Southern Poly L, 79-742/3 vs. Athens State W, 67-662/6 at Reinhardt W, 77-762/8 at North Georgia W, 81-662/13 Brewton-Parker W, 79-582/20 at Emmanuel W, 83-732/22 at Southern Wesleyan W, 69-662/24 vs. Shorter W, 73-712/27 vs. Southern Poly L, 64-633/3 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 72-63

3/8 vs. Faulkner W, 69-613/13 vs. Southern Wesleyan* L, 65-573/27 vs. Westmont** L, 85-53* GACC Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

2003-04 13-1811/12 vs. Mobile L, 82-6811/15 at Cumberland L, 96-8711/17 at Athens State L, 76-6411/21 at Barber-Sco a W, 70-5711/22 at Florida Memorial W, 68-5312/5 at Southern-New Orleans L, 85-6712/6 at Dillard L, 95-671/3 vs. Dillard W, 72-651/8 vs. Brewton-Parker L, 67-631/10 at Reinhardt L, 82-661/15 vs. Emmanuel W, 70-641/17 at Shorter L, 81-591/22 vs. Faulkner L, 65-611/24 at Southern Poly L, 86-641/27 vs. Athens State W, 60-561/29 at Georgia Southwestern L, 87-811/31 at Southern Wesleyan L, 54-532/5 vs. North Georgia W, 67-632/7 at Brewton-Parker L, 71-582/12 vs. Reinhardt L, 77-732/14 at Emmanuel W, 63-612/17 vs. Cumberland L, 82-712/19 vs. Shorter W, 88-622/21 at Faulkner W, 60-572/26 vs. Southern Poly L, 85-732/28 vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 66-513/4 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 51-493/6 at North Georgia L, 89-853/10 vs. Emmanuel* W, 75-633/11 vs. Southern Poly* W, 69-683/12 vs. Brewton-Parker* L, 69-67* GACC Tournament

2004-05 14-1811/13 vs. West Florida W, 60-5211/17 vs. Dillard W, 58-5611/19 at Mar n Methodist L, 66-5711/20 at Cumberland L, 60-5311/27 at South Alabama L, 73-6311/29 vs. Berry L, 78-6512/2 at Brewton-Parker W, 78-5312/4 vs. Emmanuel W, 73-6312/11 vs. Faulkner L, 84-7012/21 at Arkansas-Mon cello L, 78-591/6 at Lee L, 73-68 (OT)1/8 vs. North Georgia L, 70-661/10 at Reinhardt L, 77-651/15 at Southern Poly L, 90-581/17 vs. Cumberland L, 70-671/20 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 73-641/24 at Berry L, 76-711/27 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 65-532/1 vs. Concordia W, 68-502/3 at Faulkner L, 57-562/5 at Georgia Southwestern L, 57-512/7 vs. Lee W, 86-712/10 at North Georgia L, 75-702/12 at Shorter W, 72-612/15 at Emmanuel W, 80-402/17 vs. Reinhardt W, 74-592/19 vs. Shorter W, 93-762/21 at Concordia W, 83-722/24 vs. Southern Poly W, 81-672/26 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 68-432/28 at Southern Wesleyan L, 62-433/3 vs. North Georgia* L, 81-69

* SSAC Tournament2005-06 16-1111/12 vs. Texas College W, 83-7711/17 vs. Berry L, 75-6911/19 vs. Shorter W, 84-7411/21 vs. Faulkner W, 95-92 (2OT)11/28 at West Florida L, 74-7112/1 at Lee L, 94-7912/9 vs. Reinhardt L, 63-6212/10 at Oakwood L, 93-841/5 at Georgia Southwestern W, 68-661/7 at Brewton-Parker W, 65-541/12 vs. Emmanuel W, 81-731/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 74-551/19 at Berry W, 84-731/21 at Shorter W, 72-591/26 vs. Lee W, 74-601/30 vs. Mobile W, 77-492/2 at Southern Poly W, 58-562/4 at Reinhardt L, 73-692/9 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 75-532/11 vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 73-672/13 at Mobile L, 93-832/16 at Emmanuel W, 57-472/18 at Southern Wesleyan W, 78-592/22 vs. Southern Poly L, 63-592/25 at Faulkner L, 63-593/3 vs. Faulkner* W, 89-753/4 vs. Southern Wesleyan* L, 68-66* SSAC Tournament

2006-07 27-511/4 vs. Allen W, 82-6311/6 vs. Dillard W, 76-7311/11 at Mobile W, 73-5111/18 at Brewton-Parker W, 74-6911/20 vs. Mobile W, 68-6211/30 at Faulkner L, 57-4812/1 vs. Trevecca Nazarene W, 80-7412/2 at Cumberland W, 62-5512/9 at Dillard W, 73-701/4 at Southern Wesleyan W, 83-561/6 vs. Berry L, 77-481/8 at Reinhardt W, 83-771/11 at Southern Poly L, 67-411/13 vs. Shorter W, 77-76 (OT)1/15 at Concordia W, 87-701/20 vs. Emmanuel W, 83-731/23 vs. Lee W, 74-551/25 vs. Faulkner L, 63-581/27 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 70-522/1 vs. Reinhardt W, 61-452/3 at Lee W, 70-632/8 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 84-492/10 vs. Concordia W, 77-542/15 vs. Southern Poly W, 79-652/17 at Berry W, 74-542/22 at Emmanuel W, 82-70 (OT)2/24 at Shorter W, 71-583/1 vs. Reinhardt* W, 83-663/2 vs. Lee* W, 70-543/3 vs. Emmanuel* W, 68-66 (OT)3/14 vs. Jarvis Chris an** W, 61-603/16 vs. Crichton College** L, 73-70* SSAC Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

2007-08 19-911/3 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 105-7711/6 vs. Mobile W, 67-6011/10 vs. Spring Hill W, 87-7411/16 at Southern-New Orleans W, 77-6411/17 at Dillard L, 81-74




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS11/26 at Mobile W, 90-88 (2OT)11/29 vs. Berry W, 69-5312/1 vs. Shorter W, 72-5612/6 at Lee L, 81-7212/8 at Reinhardt W, 86-7112/17 at Spring Hill L, 81-6512/22 at Alabama State L, 70-521/3 at Southern Wesleyan W, 86-681/12 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 71-461/17 at Emmanuel L, 62-471/26 vs. Faulkner L, 86-651/31 at Berry W, 70-492/2 at Shorter W, 61-542/4 vs. Southern Poly W, 62-542/7 vs. Lee W, 69-672/9 vs. Reinhardt W, 66-512/14 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 83-622/21 at Southern Poly W, 72-672/23 at Brewton-Parker W, 63-61 (OT)2/26 at Faulkner L, 76-652/28 vs. Emmanuel W, 59-513/5 vs. Emmanuel* L, 81-713/20 vs. Oklahoma Bap st** L, 71-70 (OT)* SSAC Tournament*** NAIA Na onal Tournament**

2008-09 27-711/1 vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 78-4911/3 vs. Dillard W, 88-7211/8 vs. Spring Hill W, 74-5411/10 vs. Mobile W, 69-6711/14 vs. Campbellsville W, 83-73 (2OT)11/15 vs. LSU-Shreveport W, 73-7011/20 at Berry W, 91-8011/22 at Shorter L, 77-6112/1 at Spring Hill W, 70-6412/4 vs. Lee W, 71-6912/6 vs. Reinhardt W, 82-6412/9 at Southern Poly W, 67-6212/19 at Alabama State L, 73-641/8 at Southern Poly W, 2-0 (forfeit)1/10 at Brewton-Parker W, 73-491/13 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 77-68/1/15 vs. Emmanuel W, 86-751/19 at Mobile L, 72-65 (2OT)1/24 vs. Faulkner W, 66-611/29 vs. Berry W, 96-711/31 vs. Shorter W, 77-522/5 at Lee L, 80-632/7 at Reinhardt W, 61-582/12 at Southern Wesleyan W, 113-692/19 vs. Southern Poly L, 73-662/21 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 79-652/23 at Faulkner W, 73-572/26 at Emmanuel W, 77-76 (OT)3/5 vs. Faulkner* W, 81-773/6 vs. Southern Poly* W, 81-613/7 vs. Lee* L, 85-703/18 vs. Cumberland** W, 72-623/20 vs. William Jewell** W, 83-673/21 vs. Robert Morris** L, 87-76* SSAC Tournament** NAIA Na onal Tournament

2009-10 14-1310/30 at Blue Mountain W, 99-7510/31 at Freed-Hardeman L, 79-7711/13 at Life L, 96-94 (2OT)11/14 at Mar n Methodist W, 73-65 (2OT)11/16 at Spring Hill L, 82-7011/19 at Mobile L, 78-7611/21 at Emmanuel W, 78-7511/23 vs. Spring Hill W, 71-46

12/5 vs. Berry W, 95-7712/12 vs. Mobile W, 76-6612/19 at Alabama State L, 79-661/9 at Lee L, 67-631/11 vs. Shorter W, 58-521/16 at Southern Wesleyan W, 83-711/21 vs. Brewton-Parker W, 63-471/23 vs. Southern Poly L, 54-521/25 vs. Faulkner W, 69-591/30 vs. Emmanuel L, 73-662/4 at Shorter W, 79-72 (OT)2/6 at Berry L, 80-75 (OT)2/9 at Faulkner L, 66-532/13 vs. Lee L, 66-542/18 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 65-552/25 at Brewton-Parker W, 55-502/27 at Southern Poly L, 83-82 (2OT)3/4 vs. Shorter* W, 62-593/5 vs. Southern Poly* L, 56-53* SSAC Tournament

2010-11 8-1811/5 vs. Life# L, 83-7211/6 vs. LSU-Shreveport# L, 87-7311/9 at Mar n Methodist L, 79-6611/12 vs. Emmanuel L, 90-86 (OT)11/17 at Southern L, 74-72 (OT)11/20 at Brewton-Parker W, 56-5211/23 vs. Cumberland W, 88-7312/3 vs. Freed-Hardeman L, 70-5012/4 vs. True -McConnell W, 84-7412/7 at Southern Poly L, 77-6212/21 at Tulane L, 91-701/3 vs. Mar n Methodist L, 83-771/6 at Emmanuel L, 66-591/13 vs. Belhaven W, 78-711/15 at Spring Hill W, 60-571/20 at Mobile L, 84-711/22 vs. William Carey W, 62-521/24 at Cumberland L, 69-611/29 vs. Loyola-New Orleans L, 70-542/3 at Faulkner L, 49-462/5 at Belhaven L, 77-762/10 vs. Spring Hill W, 68-512/12 vs. Mobile W, 54-522/17 at William Carey L, 60-482/19 at Loyola-New Orleans L, 96-91 (OT)2/26 vs. Faulkner L, 68-67# Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

2011-12 5-2310/31 at Mar n Methodist L, 83-6011/4 vs. Concordia-Selma# W, 63-5611/5 vs. Webber Interna onal# W, 73-6211/7 vs. Mar n Methodist L, 81-6111/18 at Lee L, 61-4911/19 at Shorter L, 65-4911/25 at West Florida L, 73-5711/26 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 61-4612/2 vs. Southern Poly L, 77-6012/3 vs. Brewton-Parker L, 55-4812/17 at Cumberland L, 68-571/6 at Emmanuel L, 60-551/7 at True -McConnell W, 74-701/12 at Belhaven L, 81-701/14 vs. Spring Hill L, 82-601/16 vs. West Alabama W, 65-641/19 vs. Mobile W, 57-56 (OT)1/21 at William Carey L, 83-591/25 at West Alabama L, 72-701/28 at Loyola-New Orleans L, 81-551/30 vs. Cumberland L, 54-522/2 vs. Faulkner L, 66-56

2/4 vs. Belhaven L, 63-592/9 at Spring Hill L, 73-582/11 at Mobile L, 69-642/16 vs. William Carey L, 65-612/18 vs. Loyola-New Orleans L, 76-712/25 at Faulkner L, 66-54# Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

2012-13 13-1411/2 vs. Concordia-Selma# W, 63-4711/3 vs. Cumberland# L, 81-6311/8 vs. Point L, 78-6511/16 vs. Lee L. 87-6711/17 vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 65-6411/27 vs. Young Harris L, 65-5911/30 at Coastal Georgia W, 85-7712/1 at Brewton-Parker W, 68-6612/8 at Young Harris L, 102-8612/17 vs. Freed-Hardeman L. 69-561/4 vs. Emmanuel L, 61-391/5 vs. Southern Poly W, 83-741/12 vs. Faulkner L, 79-531/17 at Spring Hill L, 57-551/19 vs. Belhaven W, 67-661/24 at Mobile W, 57-501/26 vs. William Carey W, 62-551/28 at Hun ngdon W, 65-591/31 at Loyola-New Orleans L, 67-602/7 at Faulkner L, 63-462/9 at Belhaven L, 63-562/14 vs. Spring Hill W, 72-632/16 vs. Mobile W, 50-472/18 vs. Hun ngdon W, 80-78 (OT)2/21 at William Carey L, 69-602/23 vs. Loyola-New Orleans W, 79-78 (OT)2/28 vs. Emmanuel* L, 59-43# Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)* SSAC Tournament




AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERYABOUT AUM Auburn Montgomery is the metropolitan campus of Auburn Uni-versity, a land-grant ins tu on. Located on a 500-acre campus seven miles east of downtown Montgomery, AUM off ers highly respected, accredited academic programs in a challenging but caring college environment Established in 1967, Auburn University at Montgomery off ered its fi rst classes in 1969, and moved to its current campus in east Mont-gomery in 1971. AUM was accredited by the Southern Associa on of Colleges and Schools in 1973 and was reaffi rmed by SACS in 1978, 1988, 1998, and 2008. Auburn University at Montgomery, a sepa-rately accredited ins tu on, is one of two campuses which comprise Auburn University as a whole. AUM is organized into fi ve academic schools: Business, Educa on, Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Sciences. Each school off ers undergraduate and graduate degrees and off ers courses in tradi onal, hybrid, and online formats; courses taught in the tradi onal format are off ered during the day, in the evening, and on weekends. AUM has been chosen by U.S. News as one of the top 100 regional universi es in the south. The AUM School of Business has been selected repeat-edly as a “Best Business School” by the Princeton Review.

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AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERY

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE In 2012, AUM welcomed the Confucius Ins tute to campus, joining a network of more than 300 organiza ons worldwide commi ed to promo ng Chinese language and culture. The AUM Confucius Ins tute promotes Chinese language and culture both on campus and in the surrounding community, including local K-12 schools. The university dedicated a Confucius Garden on campus in Novem-ber 2013.

STUDY ABROAD AUM’s students are learning to compete in an ever-changing global environment through our growing study abroad program. AUM faculty and students have recently traveled to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Costa Rica, Belize and Italy. Programs are also in the works for loca ons in South Korea and Japan.

STATE-OF-THE-ART WELLNESS CENTER Live well, learn well, be well at AUM’s Wellness Center. The 73,500-square-foot Wellness Center, opened in August 2012,

gives students tons of op ons for recrea on and a place to hang out. The center includes a pool, whirlpool spa, healthy snack bar, weight room, aerobics room, running track, basketball courts and a rock climbing wall. Membership is open to AUM students, faculty, staff , alumni and friends.

WHY CHOOSE AUM? • More than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs• Making college aff ordable, with more than $2 million in fresh-man scholarships off ered in 2012-13• Enjoy more personal a en on with our small class sizes• More than 60 ac ve student clubs and organiza ons, including Greek life • Named a “Best Southeastern School” by U.S. News and World Report in 2011• Our School of Business is ranked as a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review• Flexible class schedules, online classes, and four-day weeks




In May of 2006, John G. Veres III became the fi rst alumnus to serve as chancellor of Auburn Montgomery. His appointment followed six years as execu ve director of the university’s Outreach Division, where he oversaw four centers which conduct applied research and provide consul ng services. He also spent 18 years as director of the AUM’s Center for Business and Economic Development. An organiza onal psychologist, Veres has published three books on management

issues and numerous ar cles and chapters in the fi eld. His recent research interests have centered on test valida on and limi ng the eff ects of racial diff erences in panel composi on on structured situa onal interview outcomes. His exper se in personnel issues has made him sought a er as an expert witness in employment-related federal lawsuits. Veres has long been involved in community aff airs. He currently serves on the boards of the Alabama World Aff airs Council, the Catholic Housing Authority of Montgomery, the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, the Montgomery Area YMCA, and Helicity. He also serves on the Alabama Governor’s College and Career Ready Task Force, the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce Educa on and Workforce Development Council and the Chamber’s Career Academies Task Force. Veres was also the inaugural recipient of the Nonprofi t Leadership Alliance’s H. Roe Bartle Presiden al Leadership Award, an award presented for support of nonprofi t management educa on. Veres earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Auburn Montgomery and a Ph.D. in industrial/organiza onal psychology from Auburn University. Veres is married to the former Beth Louise Sullivan. They have three children – Erin, John and Olivia – and two grandchildren, Cole and Lena.

DR. JOHN G. VERES IIIUniversity Chancellor

Seventh YearAuburn University at Montgomery, 1976




Steve Crotz is currently in his sixth year as Athle c Director at Auburn Montgomery, a er serving two s nts as the interim athle c director, fi rst in 2002-03 and again from 2006-08. During his tenure, AUM teams have fl ourished, programs established, and facili es improved. Student-athletes have also been a stalwart in the community and excelled in the classroom. Under his guidance, eight of AUM’s 10 sports have spent me in their respec ve

NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Polls and teams have won fi ve na onal championships. In addi on, 199 student-athletes have earned All-Conference, All-Division or All-Freshman team honors, while 84 have garnered All-American honors. AUM has added a so ball program, as well as men’s and women’s cross country programs, increasing its number of varsity sports to 10. Crotz has overseen several facility upgrades, including the renova on of the basketball gymnasium to include a sec on of 304 cushioned, chair-backed seats on the home side of the court, the building of a new state-of-the-art press box at the AUM So ball Complex and the re-surfacing of all 12 tennis courts at the AUM Tennis Complex. In addi on to the sea ng improvements in the gymnasium, Crotz also oversaw a remodeling project of the old weightroom that now houses the AUM Athle cs Hall of Fame and serves as a hospitality area for members of the Courtside Club. Upgrades to the So ball Complex also included bleacher sea ng for more than 200 spectators directly behind home plate, restrooms, a concession stand, a press area and increased storage. In the classroom, student-athletes have been equally impressive, as 166 athletes have earned All-Academic honors from the SSAC and 57 have been named NAIA Scholar Athletes. Three AUM student-athletes, women’s basketball standouts Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth, and men’s basketball’s David Gallagher, have been named the SSAC Honor Student Athlete. Within the community, staff , coaches and student-athletes have logged be er than 1,000 hours of service. Crotz has worked with the AUM administra on to expand the athle c department staff to include a head and assistant so ball coach and an athle c trainer. He has also spent the past two years serving as the chair of the Board of Athle c Directors within the Southern States Athle c Conference. For his eff orts during the 2010-11 academic year, Crotz was selected the SSAC Athle c Director of the Year. Before focusing on administra on, Crotz served 12 seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Auburn Montgomery. Crotz compiled a record of 284-116 while at AUM, winning four regular season conference championships, two conference tournament tles, and advancing to the NAIA Na onal Tournament 10 mes. Crotz was a 10- me conference/region coach of the year and was named the Ikon/Women’s Basketball Coaches Associa on Na onal Coach of the Year following his team’s Elite Eight fi nish in the 1999-00 season. Prior to AUM, Crotz spent fi ve years as athle c director and six years as head women’s basketball coach at Lindenwood University. While at LU, Crotz earned 126 wins and led the Lady Lions to three consecu ve NAIA Na onal Tournament appearances.During his six years at the St. Charles, Mo., ins tu on, he was named American Midwest Conference Coach-of-the-Year on four occasions. In October 2009, he was inducted into the Lindenwood Hall of Fame. Crotz also spent nine years at Brentwood High School overseeing the girls’ basketball program and winning 210 games. Five mes during that span he led Brentwood to the Missouri State Tournament where they won the state tournament in 1985 and fi nished as the runners-up in 1986 and 1990. For his eff orts, Crotz was named the Missouri High School Coach-of-the-Year in 1985. Crotz received his bachelor’s degree in educa on from the University of Missouri in 1979 and his master’s degree in secondary educa on from Missouri-St. Louis in 1984. He and his wife, the former Daphne Hozee, reside in Montgomery with their two children, Kelsey and Jacob.

STEVE CROTZAthletic Director

Sixth YearMissouri, 1979




John AhoFaculty Athle cRepresenta ve

Steve CrotzDirector of Athle cs

Jamey NewsomeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Clay BoothBaseball

Assistant Coach

Amanda BrasingtonCheerleading Head Coach

Michelle CromptonAthle c Administra on

Graduate Assistant

Larry ChapmanMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Michael GrossMen’s and Women’s

Cross Country Head Coach

Amanda HodgeAthle c Training

Graduate Assistant

Bob HubbardMen’s Basketball Assistant Coach

Chris Steiner-Wilcoxson

So ball Head Coach

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Alexis AveryAssistant AD

for Compliance

Q.V. LoweBaseball

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Informa on

Director

Haley RosaWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Jessie RosaAssociate

Athle c Director

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’sTennis Head Coach

Kyle SampsellAthle c Training

Head Trainer

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Jason OliveiraSports Informa on Graduate Assistant

Marissa SanchezAthle c Administra on

Graduate Assistant

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Hannah WhighamAthle c Training

Graduate Assistant

Sco e WilkesSo ball

Assistant Coach




The 2013-14 academic year marks the 14th year for Auburn Montgomery athle cs compe ng as a member of the Southern States Athle c Conference (SSAC). In Novem-ber of 2012, the conference announced an expansion and now showcases 16 member ins tu ons located throughout the southeast, including the states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee. Located in Norcross, Ga., the SSAC sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, so ball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and fi eld and men’s and women’s golf. The conference staff features Commissioner Mike Hall, Assistant Commissioner Ka e Bright and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Ron Melton. The SSAC was established in 1949 as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athle cs Conference with six member schools, including Oglethorpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the conference was renamed the Georgia Athle c Conference and remained so un l 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the offi cial name was again changed to the Southern States Athle c Conference. The conference membership has worked for more than 60 years to maintain a level of compe on, excellence and quality that appropriately represents its member ins tu ons. Since the conference’s incep on and affi lia on with the NAIA, 29 SSAC teams and 11 individuals have claimed na onal tles, while 27 teams have fi nished na onal runners-up. Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the Na onal Associa on of Intercollegiate Athle cs (NAIA) since 1975. In those 38 years, AUM has claimed 22 na onal champion-ships and six of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a na onal championship game.

The NAIA, headquartered in Olathe, Kan., is a na onal organiza on with nearly 300 ins tu onal members and over 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athle cs. Since its introduc on of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering fi rst-rate athle cs programs. The NAIA has con nuously affi rmed its commitment to equality by becoming the fi rst na onal organiza on to off er ins tu onal postsea-

son opportuni es to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow ins tu onal membership to historically black ins tu ons in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establish-ment of athle cs programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by suppor ng academic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and ac vity as an opportunity to inten onally teach beyond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the fi ve core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefi t of each individu-al. In addi on, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA ins tu on’s commitment to the ini a ve with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in compe on, academic focus, character recogni on and character promo on. For the third consecu ve year, AUM was one of 220 schools recognized as a Five Star ins tu on a er earning 73 points on a 100-point scale, a mark ed for the 75th-best total in the country.

SSAC Member Ins tu ons




Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and the second largest city in the state with a popula on of 205,764, according to the 2010 census. The city, which was incorporated on December 3, 1819, is located southeast of the center of the state. Montgomery is na onally known for its many historic/cultural landmarks and events such as the Alabama State Capitol, Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church, First White House of the Confederacy, Montgomery Bus Boyco , Hank Williams Memorial, Alabama War Memorial and Alabama Shakespeare Fes val. The city a racted the fi rst electric street car system and the Wright Brothers’ (Orville & Wilbur) fi rst school for powered fl ight. Today, Montgomery is the home of both Maxwell and Gunter Air Force Bases. The city is the home of several public and private colleges, as well as military schools. Montgomery’s fi een colleges, universi es and military schools provide world-class educa onal opportuni es. In 2004, Montgomery landed one of the biggest economic development projects when Hyundai Mo-tors Manufacturing Alabama built its $1.4 billion automo ve plant. The Montgomery loca on became the fi rst assembly and manufacturing plant in the United States. It employs over 3,000 team members and currently produces the next genera on Sonata sedan. That same year, Montgomery acquired a minor league baseball team called the Montgomery Biscuits, Class AA affi liate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Biscuits are the 2006 and 2007 Southern League Cham-pions. The team plays in a newly renovated 7,000 seat facility known as Riverwalk Stadium and owned by the City of Montgomery. The stadium boasts of several sea ng styles: execu ve box, super box, lawn and suite level. Downtown Montgomery lies along the southern banks of the Alabama River, while the east side is the fastest-growing part of the city. Auburn Montgomery, the city’s two largest shopping malls and Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park, a 250-acre park which contains the Alabama Shakespeare Fes val and Montgom-ery Fine Museum of Fine Arts are located on the east side of town. Today, the city is known for its renaissance of historic downtown and redevelopment of the riverfront.

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA




AUM WARHAWKS ATHLETICSMISSION STATEMENT: To provide a compe ve program for student-athletes that will support the development of the whole person through edu-ca on and compe on in order to s mulate a las ng a tude of respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship.

CODE OF ETHICS: Academically, we will excel in the classroom. Athle cally, we will compete for championships. Ethically, we will par cipate by the rules and regula ons. Fiscally, we will manage our resources in a responsible manner, seeking to acquire outside revenue sources. Socially, we will provide our fans with a preeminent customer service experience at all athle c events. Culturally, we will provide an environment of inclusion and equitable treatment for all.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): The Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee (SAAC) is a primary avenue of communica on between student-athletes, the University, and Athle cs Administra on. The SAAC provides a forum in which student-athletes and Athle cs Depart-ment leadership can discuss openly issues relevant to intercollegiate athle cs including student-athlete welfare. The SAAC group consists of a diverse representa on of two representa ves from each ins tu onal sport and cheerleading.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS: The AUM Athle c Department takes pride in the success that its teams enjoy on their respec ve fi elds of play. AUM currently off ers 10 varsity sports, as well as a co-ed cheerleading squad. To date, AUM has won 22 NAIA Na onal Championships, 13 women’s tennis and nine men’s tennis. Addi onally, 21 mes teams have fi nished as na onal runners-up. Individually, a student-athlete has been named to a NAIA All-America team 405 mes and 106 mes a student-athlete has been named a NAIA Scholar Athlete for their work in the classroom. AUM teams have won a combined 96 conference or district championships and made 94 NAIA Na onal Tournament appearances.

Katherine ToyKatherine ToyCapital One AcademicCapital One Academic

All-District TeamAll-District Team

Eran FranksEran FranksNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete

Army ROTC Award WinnerArmy ROTC Award Winner

Jade Cur sJade Cur sNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete1st Team All-American1st Team All-American

Taian SouzaTaian SouzaNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete

2nd Team All-SSAC2nd Team All-SSAC

LaKenya DraytonLaKenya DraytonHonorable Men onHonorable Men on

All-AmericanAll-American

Andrew RussellAndrew RussellSSAC Musco Ligh ngSSAC Musco Ligh ng

Champion of CharacterChampion of Character

Krista HagenKrista HagenCapital One AcademicCapital One Academic

All-District TeamAll-District Team

Tim Hewi Tim Hewi NAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete1st Team All-American1st Team All-American

Rachel StuartRachel StuartNAIA NAIA

Scholar AthleteScholar Athlete

Quay DavisQuay DavisSSAC All-WestSSAC All-WestDivision TeamDivision Team

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