meet the pioneers - Athletics

GENERAL INFORMATION
TUSCULUM BASKETBALL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Radio/TV Chart Inside Front Cover
Table of Contents 1
Credits 1
About the Cover 1
Quick Facts 2
Media Informa� on 2
Pioneer Sports Network 2
Dr. Nancy B. Moody, President 3
Frankie DeBusk, Director of Athle� c s 3
Head Coach Michael Jones 4
Assistant Coach Mike McBride 5
Assistant Coach Tyler Braidic 5
Assistant Coach Josh Benne� 5
Assistant Coach Jay Spence 6
Asst. Athle� c Trainer Tim Miesmer 6
Volunteer Consultant Gerald Oliver 6
Team Photo 7
Team Roster 7
Season Prospectus 8-9
Preseason All-SAC Team 9
Preseason SAC Coaches’ Poll 9
Meet the Pioneers 10-20
Support Personnel 21
2011-2012 Sta� s � c s & Results 21
Basketball Facili� es 22
Year-by-Year Results 24-27
Series Records 27
Tusculum Records 28
Individual Single-Game Records 29
Individual Single-Season Records 30
Individual Career Records 31
Team Single-Game Records 32
Team Single-Season Records 32
Basketball Honor Roll 33
All-Time Le� ermen 34-35
Championship Teams 36
Athle� c Facili� es Inside Back Cover
2012-2013 Schedule Back Cover
The 2012-13 Tusculum College Men’s
Basketball Media Guide is published by
the TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons Offi ce,
Dom Donnelly, Director.
Wri� en, compiled and edited by: Dom
Donnelly. Special thanks to Coach Michael
Jones and his coaching staff with
their assistance with this publica� on.
Principal Photography by: Nathan
Carver, Phil Gentry, Mike Slade, Willis
Glasscow, Rick Ellio� , Kendall Mathes
and Dom Donnelly.
Addi� onal photography by: Travis
Crabtree, Cody Greene, NCAA, South
Atlan� c Conference and Tusculum Archives.
Prin� ng by: Ar� s � c Printers, Inc.,
Greeneville, Tenn.
CREDITS
About the Cover: Featured on this
year’s cover are seniors Anton Tuz (le� )
and Nick Spinks. Cover photography by
Nathan Carver and Mike Slade.
Cover Design by: Dom Donnelly using
Adobe Photoshop.
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 1

GENERAL INFORMATION
School ...........................................Tusculum College
Loca� on ................................ Greeneville, TN 37743
Founded ...........................................................1794
Enrollment ....................................................... 2,555
President ..................................Dr. Nancy B. Moody
Alma Mater ..................Eastern Kentucky, 1972
Director of Athle� cs ........................ Frankie DeBusk
Alma Mater ................................. Furman, 1991
Associate A.D. (SWA) ........................ Deborah Davis
Faculty Athle� c Representa� v e .......... Tom Stueber
Nickname ...................................................Pioneers
School Colors .......... Orange (Pantone 158) & Black
Arena ................................................. Pioneer Arena
Capacity ........................................................... 2,000
Religious Affi lia� on ......... Presbyterian Church, USA
Na� onal Affi lia� on ......................... NCAA Division II
Conference ........................................ South Atlan� c
Head Athle� c Trainer ........................... Chris Lenker
Assoc. Head Head Athle� c Trainer .... Mike Hawkins
Assistant Athle� c Trainer ..................... Amy Brooks
Assistant Athle� c Trainer .................... Tom Stueber
Assistant Athle� c Trainer ................Kendall Murray
Assistant Athle� c Trainer ................... Tim Misemer
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach .................................... Michael Jones
Alma Mater ..................Eastern Kentucky, 1994
Record at Tusculum (yrs) ........................... 11-16 (1)
Career Record (yrs) .............................. 186-208 (13)
Assistant Coach ................................. Mike McBride
Alma Mater .................................. Marian, 1996
Assistant Coach ...................................Tyler Braidic
Alma Mater .................................Bluff ton, 2010
Assistant Coach ................................... Josh Benne�
Alma Mater .............................. Tusculum, 2010
Assistant Coach ...................................... Jay Spence
Alma Mater ................................. Brevard, 2006
Volunteer Advisor .............................. Gerald Oliver
Alma Mater ................... Carson-Newman, 1966
M. Basketball Offi ce Phone .............(423) 636-0575
2011-12 Overall Record .................................. 11-16
2011-12 Conference Record ................... 8-10 (T5th)
2012-2013 OUTLOOK
SAC Preseason Poll ........................................ 7th/10
Starters Returning/Lost ...................................... 2/3
Le� erwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 6/4
ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
Assistant A.D. (MBB Contact) ......... Dom Donnelly
Offi ce Phone ..............................(423) 636-7326
Cell Phone .................................(423) 341-0091
Email ......................... ddonnelly@tusculum.edu
Assistant Director ..................................... Jim Miller
Offi ce Phone ..............................(423) 636-7494
Cell Phone .................................(423) 329-7650
Email .............................jemiller@tusculum.edu
Pioneer Arena Press Row Phone .....(423) 636-7344
SID Fax ............................................(423) 636-7370
SID Mailing Address ........................... P.O. Box 5054
Tusculum College
Greeneville, TN 37743
Overnight Address .......................... 301 Rankin Hall
Tusculum College
Greeneville, TN 37743
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CREDENTIALS
Creden� als for all Tusculum College basketball
games are for working media only. Requests for media
creden� a ls should be made at least fi ve days prior to the
game. Requests should be directed to Dom Donnelly,
Assistant Athle� c Director for Media Rela� ons. Requests
from media covering visi� ng teams will be confi rmed
with that school’s sports informa� on director. Spouses,
dates, children and other nonworkers are not permi� ed
in working media areas in compliance with the working
code of the United States Basketball Writers’ Associa� o n
and the College Sports Informa� on Directors of America
(CoSIDA).
Creden� als can be picked up at the � cket table at
the main entrance to Pioneer Arena.
MEDIA SERVICES
The Tusculum College Athle� c Media Rela� ons
Offi ce will provide rosters for both teams as well as game
notes, media guides, and cumula� v e sta� s� cs prior to � poff
. Sta� s� cal summaries will be distributed at hal� ime
and complete sta� s� cal packets (box score, play-by-play,
specialty sta� s� cs) will be available approximately 10-15
minutes following the game. Telephones, copier and fax
services are available on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis.
Wireless Internet is also available throughout the arena
as well as ethernet connec� o ns.
CONDUCT POLICY
Tusculum College, the College Sports Informa� on
Directors of America (CoSIDA) and the United States
Basketball Writers’ Associa� o n reminds everyone that
cheering or jeering for either team from the working press
areas is not permi� ed. Thank you for your coopera� o n.
TOBACCO POLICY
In adherence with the NCAA, smoking and the use
of tobacco products are not permi� ed in the press row
areas. This includes smokeless and chewing tobacco.
We thank you in advance for your coopera� o n with this
policy.
PARKING
Parking is on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis. Parking
is available adjacent to Pioneer Arena in front of the
Niswonger Commons.
Brian Stayton
Begins his
16th season as the
Voice of the Pioneers
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
Tusculum College will adhere to all NCAA
Guidelines regarding photography. Photographers and
videographers are permi� ed to shoot in the end zones
only.
RADIO
Space has been reserved for recognized radio
sta� o ns of visi� ng teams. ONLY ONE visi� ng radio sta� on
from the visi� ng team will be allowed to broadcast as
designated by their respec� ve school. Radio crews
should request permission to broadcast games from
Pioneer Arena through the Tusculum College Athle� c
Media Rela� ons Offi ce. A courtesy line will be provided,
but radio sta� ons will be responsible for all long distance
calls. Only collect or credit card calls may be made using
this line. Sorry, but Tusculum can only provide space for
two broadcasters.
INTERVIEWS
Selected Tusculum College players and coaches will
be available throughout the season for interviews with
members of the media. All prac� ces are closed to the
media.
It is, important, however that all requests for
interviews be made through the Tusculum College
Athle� c Media Rela� ons Offi ce at (423) 636-7326 or
email at ddonnelly@tusculum.edu. This policy allows us
to arrange a � me that will not interfere with a studentathlete’s
academic schedule, which has TOP PRIORITY.
Players’ phone numbers will NOT be given out.
POST GAME INTERVIEWS
Tusculum College head coach Michael Jones and
selected players will be available for interviews following
each game. At all home games, coach and player
interviews will be held courtside next to the scorer’s
table.
Each visi� ng team will set its own postgame policy
and it will be announced on press row. BOTH LOCKER
ROOMS ARE CLOSED TO THE MEDIA.
PIONEER SPORTS NETWORK
The Pioneer Sports Network handles all broadcasts of Tusculum College Athle� cs
on WSMG Radio (1450 AM), and on the Internet at www.TusculumPioneers.com and
www.redzonemedia.com. The “Voice of the Pioneers” Brian Stayton will describe all the
ac� on.
WSMG will serve as the exclusive radio sta� on for Tusculum College Basketball. Gameday
broadcasts begin 15 minutes prior to � poff with the Pioneer Pre-Game Show.
Stayton returns to the microphone as the “Voice of the Pioneers” for his 16th
consecutive season. Since 1996, Stayton has served in a variety of roles in the
Greeneville broadcast community. He has served as sports director, program director
and on-air talent. He has also handled play-by-play duties for the Greeneville
Astros, Greene County high school sports as well as the GreenBank Ladies’ Classic.
Prior to working at WSMG, Stayton gained experience with many radio outlets in the
Southeast and the Midwest including WLW-Radio in Cincinna� , Ohio, the fl agship sta� on
of the Cincinna� Reds.
Stayton is a member of the Tennessee Associa� o n of Broadcasters and also serves
as a Division II regional ranker for the Na� onal Collegiate Baseball Writers Associa� on.
The South Bend, Ind. na� v e was an All-SAC forward for the Carson-Newman College
men’s soccer team. The 1995 Carson-Newman graduate is married to the former Erin
Hahlen of Greeneville and they have two children, son Connor and daughter Gabrielle. In 2008, Stayton was the
recipient of the Tusculum Sports Benefactor Award.

COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
DR. NANCY B.
MOODY
President 4th Year
Eastern Kentucky University, 1972
Dr. Nancy B. Moody is the 27th and fi rst female President of Tusculum
College, Tennessee’s oldest College. She offi cially assumed the role on April 27,
2009.
Dr. Moody heralds from Middlesboro, Ky. Following gradua� on from Middlesboro
High School, she received associate and baccalaureate degrees in nursing
from Eastern Kentucky University, a Master of Science in nursing from Texas
Woman’s University and a Doctor of Science in nursing from the University of
Alabama School of Nursing at Birmingham.
Her professional career in higher educa� on began at Lincoln Memorial University
(LMU) as an instructor of nursing. She subsequently served in several roles
at LMU, culmina� ng in her appointment as the dean of the School of Professional
Studies before joining the faculty at East Tennessee State University where she
was tenured and served as department chair. In terms of leadership, Dr. Moody
served as the inaugural Execu� ve Director of the Tennessee Center of Nursing,
which was funded ini� ally through a grant from The Robert Woods Johnson Founda�
on, which she coauthored. Under her leadership, the Center was incorporated,
con� nuously funded by external resources from 1996-2001 and funded through
licensure fees of the Tennessee Board of Nursing beginning in 2002.
She was an associate professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville
prior to returning to LMU where she served as president for eight years. Dr.
Moody has taught nursing in associate, baccalaureate, masters and doctoral degree
programs. She has taught in private higher educa� on, in both statewide systems
of higher educa� on in Tennessee, the Tennessee Board of Regents and the
University of Tennessee.
Dr. Moody has published and presented widely on topics including nursing
faculty job sa� sfac� on, advanced nursing prac� ce and nursing workforce development.
In addi� on, she has garnered more than two million dollars in grants for
program support. She has par� cipated in accredita� on ac� v i� es with the American
Veterinary Medical Associa� on, the Commission on Accredita� on of Nurse
Anesthesia Programs, the Commission on Athle� c Training Educa� on, the Commission
on Osteopathic College Accredita� on, the Council on Social Work Educa-
� o n, the Na� onal Accredi� ng Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences Commission
on Allied Health Educa� on Accredita� on, the Na� onal League for Nursing Accredi�
ng Commission, the Southern Associa� on of Colleges and Schools - Commission
Colleges and the Council on Accredita� on and School Improvement.
Dr. Moody is the past
chair of the execu� ve commi�
ee for the Tennessee
Independent Colleges and
Universi� es Associa� on
and served on the Tennessee
Student Assistance
Corpora� on Board of Directors.
She is a member of
the NCAA Division II Presidents
Council and an ac� ve
par� cipant on the boards
of the Appalachian College
Associa� on and the Tennessee
Center for Nursing,
Inc.
She is married to Tom
Moody, a self-employed
public accountant. She and
Tom are proud parents of
two adult children, daughter,
Mykel, and son, Adam.
FRANKIE
DEBUSK
Director of Athletics 6th Year
Furman University, 1991
Frankie DeBusk is entering his sixth year as athle� c director at Tusculum
College. He was named interim director of athle� cs in August, 2007 and was promoted
to the full-� me post later that year. DeBusk is also beginning his 15th season
at the helm of the Pioneer football program.
DeBusk oversees the day-to-day opera� ons of the Tusculum athle� c department
and the 14 sports that the College sponsors.
In his fi rst fi ve years at the helm of the Pioneer Athle� c Department, De-
Busk has guided Tusculum to outstanding seasons. During his tenure as athle� c
director, TC has captured 11 South Atlan� c Conference championships, seven SAC
Tournament � tles and 20 teams have advanced to NCAA Division II postseason
play.
Tusculum has fi nished fourth or be� er for the Doug Echols SAC Athle� c Excellence
Award four � mes, including second in his fi rst two years as athle� c director.
With its outstanding na� onal postseason success during the 2008-09 campaign,
Tusculum was the top league school in the NACDA Director’s Cup, fi nishing
58th of 272 Division II programs in the country.
Tusculum student-athletes and coaches have garnered numerous individual
accomplishments during DeBusk’s watch. In the last fi ve years, 178 student-athletes
have earned All-South Atlan� c Conference honors, including 81 All-Region
picks and 40 All-Americans. Thirteen (13) have been selected as SAC Players of the
Year, including six as Region Players of the Year. Six student-athletes have also
garnered Conference Freshman of the Year accolades.
DeBusk has also stressed academic excellence in the department, resul� ng
in 434 SAC Commissioner Honor Roll recipients over the last fi ve years, including
and a school record 39 named to the Cap� al One Academic All-District Team.
Seventeen (17) Pioneers have earned the pres� gious South Atlan� c Conference
Scholar Athlete Award for their respec� ve sports, including six SAC Presidents
Award recipients, including a string of four in a row over the past four years.
Over the last fi ve years, Tusculum has had 14 Capital One Academic All-
Americans®, including Dus� n Morrow (baseball - 2008), Nicole Ferris (women’s
soccer - 2008), Jarrell NeSmith (football - 2008, 2009), Simon Holzapfel (men’s
cross country - 2009, 2010, 2011), Chase Carroll (men’s golf - 2009), Ashley
Sarmiento (volleyball - 2011), Taylor Rakes (baseball - 2012), Cody Coff man (baseball
- 2012), Jenny Grant (women’s cross country - 2012), Jillian Corum (women’s
golf - 2012) and Luis Zamora (men’s tennis - 2012). Tusculum’s six Academic All-
America® honorees during the 2011-12 academic year were � ed for the 12th most
in the na� on (NCAA II).
Three Tusculum College head coaches were either named conference or region
Coach of the year during the 2007-08 campaign. Tommy Arne� (men’s tennis)
and Bre� Teach (men’s soccer) were named SAC Coaches of the Year, while
Missy Tiber was selected as the Region Coach of the Year by the Women’s Basketball
Coaches Associa� on (WBCA). In his fi ve years at the helm, seven Tusculum
coaches have garnered conference or region Coach of the Year recogni� on.
DeBusk has overseen numerous athle� c facility enhancements during his
tenure as both football coach and athle� c director at Tusculum. In 2007-08, championship
banners were installed in Pioneer Arena, honoring the success of Tusculum
athle� cs, both past and present. Red Edmonds So� ball Field undwerwent a
major renova� on in 2012.
The Pioneer Arena playing surface was redesigned and refi nished during the
summer of 2008, while historic Rankin Hall, which houses the TC athle� c department,
experienced renova� ons to its main lobby area. The Pioneer football locker
room also experienced a major renova� on with the installa� on of new lockers and
fl ooring.
DeBusk, the winningest football coach in Tusculum history, has built the Pioneers
into year in and year out contenders in NCAA II, resul� ng in seven winning
seasons in the last nine years.
Over the past 12 seasons, TC has posted a 74-57 mark including a 9-4 tally
sheet in 2008, while claiming the program’s second South Atlan� c Conference
Championship and earning the school’s fi rst berth to the NCAA II Football Playoff s.
For his eff orts, he was named Conference and AFCA Region Coach of the Year.
His 80 victories on the Pioneer sidelines makes DeBusk the winningest gridrion
coach in Tusculum history. His victory tally is the third most in SAC history,
while his 41 league wins are the fourth most in the conference record book.
In 2008, DeBusk’s team achieved success both on and off the fi eld. The nine
wins � ed a school single-season record, including victories in four of its last fi ve
games.
DeBusk, a 1991 Furman University graduate, established 11 school records
at quarterback for the Paladins, while compiling an impressive 31-6 record. In
1988, DeBusk led Furman to a 13-2 mark while capturing the NCAA Division I-AA
Na� onal Championship. His collegiate career also included three Southern Conference
� tles and three trips to the NCAA I-AA playoff s.
He is not the fi rst member of the DeBusk family to garner the TC black and
orange. His brother, Doug, was a Tusculum Hall of Fame point guard for the Pioneer
basketball team from 1991-95.
In 2003, DeBusk was the recipient of the pres� gious Art Argauer Award,
which is presented to the Tusculum coach of the year as selected by his peers. He
was the co-recipient of the Argauer Award again in the 2008-09 year.
Frankie DeBusk is married to the former Jennifer Coff ey of Bristol, Tenn. and
they have one son, Ty.
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Michael Jones is entering his second season as the men’s basketball coach at Tusculum College.
Jones was appointed to the posi� on in August, 2011.
Jones came to Tusculum a� er serving 12 years as head coach at South Atlan� c Conference member
Brevard College from 1999-2011.
In his fi rst season at Tusculum, the Pioneers fi nished � ed for fi � h place in the South Atlan� c Conference
while pos� n g an 11-16 overall record, while winning its fi nal three regular season contests. TC
emerged as one of the top shoo� ng teams in the league as the Pioneers shot 47 percent from the fi eld,
which was second in the SAC. Tusculum also fi nished third in team free throw percentage (.737) and scoring
defense (67.4 ppg).
One of the focuses for Jones is success in the
classroom as well as the Pioneers led the South
Atlan� c Conference in team grade point average
(2.90).
Jones led Brevard to a historic campaign in
2009-2010, as the Tornados fi nished the season
21-10, while capturing the Food Lion South Atlan-
� c Conference Tournament � tle and the league’s
automa� c bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Jones was named the SAC Coach of the
Year as the team set or � ed 27 individual and team records.
The Maysville, Ky. na� ve has amassed 225 victories in his 15 years as a collegiate head
coach, including 175 in his 12 seasons at Brevard. Jones has led his programs to four na-
� o nal tournaments, including three with the Tornados. Jones has also seen seven of his
players off ered professional basketball contracts, including two in the NBDL.
While at Brevard, Jones’ teams have accounted for 20 wins or more on fi ve occasions.
In 2001-02, his squad was ranked as high as No. 12 na� o nally (NAIA), while pos� n g an impressive
22-11 worksheet. The Tornados captured both the Appalachian Athle� c Conference
regular season and tournament � tles that season, led by All-American and AAC Player of the
Year David Evans.
But most
impressive with his
programs is the 98
percent gradua� o n rate during Jones’ tenure.
He has mentored 10 All-Conference performers at Brevard, including
Josh Roper, the 2011 SAC scoring champion. Roper, a 2011 First Team All-
SAC selec� on and 2011 Daktronics All-South Atlan� c Region Second Team
selec� on, fi nished up his senior season at Brevard leading the league with
21.2 points per game and 2.56 steals per contest.
Also among the list of outstanding BC players coached by Jones is
the program’s all-� me leading scorer and rebounder in All-American Jonathan
Whitson (2006-2010). Whitson is Brevard’s career leader in points
(2,028), rebounds (942) and blocked shots (122).
Coach Jones came to Brevard from Hazard, Ky. where he was the
head coach at Hazard Community College from 1997-1999. There he led
the Division III junior college to a 21-9 record in his fi rst year as head coach,
while facing a Division I-laden schedule. In the 1998-99 season at Hazard CC,
the team began with a preseason No. 8 na� o nal ranking.
Before his three-year s� n t at Hazard, Jones was on the coaching staff at
his alma mater at Eastern Kentucky University, where was on the Colonels’
sidelines from 1994-1996. Jones earned his Bachelor’s degree in business
administra� on in 1994 from Eastern Kentucky and followed that with his
Master’s degree in physical educa� o n & sports administra� o n in 1996 from
EKU.
Coach Jones is married to the former Lori Mason and has a 12-year-old
daughter, Rheanna and twin girls Lilly and Caris. Lori is a veteran collegiate
basketball offi cial at all NCAA levels. She offi ciated the 2012 NCAA Division II
Women’s Basketball Elite Eight in San Antonio, including the na� o nal championship
game. The Jones Family
Michael and Lori
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HEAD COACH MICHAEL JONES

COACHING STAFF
MIKE
MCBRIDE
Associate Head Coach
5th Year • Marian College, 1996
Mike McBride is in his fi � h season on men’s basketball coaching staff at
Tusculum College. He was promoted to the posi� on of Associate Head Coach in
fall 2012 by TC head coach Michael Jones.
McBride is involved in all phases of the program, serving as recrui� ng coordinator
and assis� n g with on-fl oor coaching and teaching, game prepara� o n and
director of opera� ons for summer basketball camps.
In his previous four Tusculum campaigns, he helped guide the Pioneers to
fi nish in the top half of the South Atlan� c Conference standings, including backto-back
runner-up fi nishes in the league in 2008-09 and again in 2009-10. TC’s
28-22 league mark in those three seasons is one of the best of the conference’s
member ins� tu� o ns.
McBride also assisted in mentoring two-� me SAC Player of the Year Kyle
Moore and All-Conference forward Rob Troutman.
McBride came to the Greeneville campus a� er serving three seasons at
Indiana University Southeast (2004-07). While at the New Albany, Ind. school,
he helped the Grenadiers to a 78-
22 combined record, including two
seasons where IUS fi nished the
year na� onally ranked.
During the 2004-05 campaign,
IUS posted a 29-8 record, while capturing
the Kentucky Intercollegiate
Athle� c Conference (KIAC) Regular
Season and Tournament � tles and
advanced to the NAIA Division II
Na� onal Tournament, fi nishing the
year ranked No. 23 in the country.
The Grenadiers followed that
outstanding campaign with one
even be� e r as IUS ra� led off a 30-4
record. IUS repeated as KIAC Regular
Season and Tournament Champions,
and returned to the NAIA
Na� onal Tournament. IUS posted the second-best scoring margin in the na� o n
(+16.91), while fi nishing seventh in both fi eld goal percentage (49.4%) and threepoint
fi eld goal percentage (40.5%). The Grenadiers ended the season ranked No.
9 in the land, while tallying winning streaks spanning 10 and eight games, including
four over� m e contests. IUS averaged 79.8 points per game, while limi� ng its
opponents to just 62.9 ppg.
During his three seasons at IUS, McBride mentored eight All-Conference
selec� ons, including Ty Crone, who garnered NAIA All-America recogni� on in
2004-05.
Prior to coaching at IUS, he spent four seasons as the boys’ varsity head
coach at Tipton (Ind.) High School. He led the Blue Devils to the Class 2A Taylor
Sec� onal Championship in 2001.
His fi rst s� n t as a collegiate coach came at Eastern Kentucky University during
the 1999-2000 season, preceded by three years as head boys’ varsity coach
at Eminence (Ind.) High School. From 1997-99, he also served the dual role as
basketball coach and athle� c director.
The Jeff ersonville, Ind. na� v e played his collegiate career at Marian College,
where he was an All-Conference standout (1995-96) and was twice named to the
Na� onal Associa� o n of Basketball Coaches Honors Court (1994-96). The 1996
Marian graduate le� ered three seasons with the Knights and served as team captain
during his senior year.
McBride has worked at numerous basketball camps and clinics, serving as
director of the IUS Basketball Camp, Tipton Summer League, Tipton High School
Basketball Camp and the Tipton Fall Developmental Camp. He has also worked
with the Bloomington Red AAU Program, Five Star Basketball Camp and the Indiana
University Basketball Camp.
He is a member of the NABC and the Indiana Basketball Coaches Associa-
� o n.
TYLER
BRAIDIC
Assistant Coach
2nd Year • Bluffton University, 2010
Tyler Braidic is beginning is second season on the men’s basketball coaching
staff at Tusculum College.
Braidic assists in all opera� ons of the Tusculum basketball program, including
scou� ng, recrui� ng, video exchange, prac� ce prepara� o n, as well as on-court
coaching.
Braidic comes to Tusculum from Columbus State Community College, where
he served as an assistant coach during the 2010-2011 season. While at the Columbus,
Ohio junior college, he assisted with all aspects of the team, including
scou� ng, video coordina� o n, travel coordina� o n, budget opera� o ns and media
rela� ons. He also coordinated academic progress and tutoring for the program
and recrui� ng coordina� on.
The Cougars posted a 24-7 overall record, including 7-5 in league play to
fi nish third in the Ohio Community College Athle� c Conference standings and
advanced to the OCCAC Tournament semifi nal round.
Three members of the Columbus State program earned All-Conference
honors, including Darnell Tubbs (1st Team), Glenn Cosey (1st Team) and Dimitri
Abner (2nd Team).
He also served as head coach of the Columbus Hawks U-16 AAU basketball
program for the Summer, 2011.
Braidic began his collegiate playing career at Hanover College where he helped
his team to a 14-11 record, while seein ac� on in 11 contests.
He transferred to Bluff ton University where he played his fi nal two seasons,
where he appeared in 33 games, including eight starts. Braidic also excelled in the
classroom, where he was a member of the Dean’s List.
During his prep career at Pandora Gilboa High School, Braidic was a fouryear
starter where he was a four-� me All-Conference standout and earned All-
Ohio Honorable Men� o n recogni� on and scored 1,020 career points.
He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Biology in 2010 from Bluff ton, with a Pre-
Dental emphasis.
Braidic has extensive basketball camp experience with Tusculum College,
Bluff ton University, Hanover College and Pandora-Gilboa High School.
Tyler is married to the former Rebekah Amstutz of Pandora, Ohio.
JOSH
BENNETT
Assistant Coach
1st Year • Tusculum College, 2010
Former Tusculum standout Josh Benne� is beginning his fi rst season on the
Pioneer coaching staff , where he will be assis� n g with all opera� ons of the program,
including post play.
Benne� was a standout center in his two seasons (2008-10) with the Pioneers
where he played in 59 games (25 starts), averaging 9.4 points and 6.4 rebounds
per contest (3rd in TC history) . During his Tusculum playing career, the
Pioneers went a combined 36-23, including 20-11 in 2008-09 as TC earned an atlarge
bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament and advanced to the South Atlan� c
Conference Tournament championship game. He is also currently ranked fi � h in
the TC record book for his 47 career blocked shots.
In his fi rst TC campaign, he led the Pioneers in rebounding, averaging 7.2
boards per game (3rd in SAC), including 7.8 boards per contest in SAC ou� ngs.
Benne� also led the squad in fi eld goal percentage (.520 - 12th in SAC) and
blocked shots per game (1.1 bpg - 10th in SAC). On the year, he averaged 10.1
points per game (23rd in SAC), while playing in all 31 games, including 14 starts.
He started the fi rst 13 games of the 2008-09 season, but was moved into
the sixth-man slot, resul� ng in an eight-game winning streak and increased minutes
and produc� on for him. In his fi rst game in the reserve roll, he posted 21
points and 11 rebounds at No. 23 Catawba. With Benne� coming off the bench,
the Pioneers posted a 12-5 record (9-4 in SAC) while Josh averaged 11.4 points
and 7.6 rebounds per game during that 17-game stretch.
He averaged 13 points per game in the SAC Tournament, including 18 markers
on 8-for-14 shoo� ng in quarterfi nal win against Wingate, earning him a spot
on the SAC All-Tournament Team.
In 2009-10, Benne� posted 8.5 points, 6.4 rebounds and blocked 13 shots
as the Pioneers fi nished with a 16-12 record and logged a top-half fi nish in the
league standings.
Benne� came to Tusuclum from Cecil College where he averaged 6.3 points
and 7.4 rebounds per game at the North East, Md. school. His teams posted a
combined 64-4 record, including a 31-1 record and a NJCAA Na� o nal Championship.
He also earned the Athle� c Academic Excellence Award.
Benne� graduated from Snow Hill (Md.) High School and earned 2005 All-
Conference and All-County accolades. He averaged 12 points, 15 rebounds and
four blocks per game during the 2004-05 campaign and was a two-� me member
of the Na� onal Honor Society.
He graduated from Tusculum in 2010 with a degree in business management
and was also a member of the Tusculum Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll. He
is currently pursuing his graduate degree from Tusculum.
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 5

JAY
SPENCE
Assistant Coach
1st Year • Brevard College, 2006
Jay Spence is beginning his fi rst season on the Tusculum College men’s basketball
staff .
Spence, a na� v e of Woodbridge, Va., will assist with all aspects of the Pioneer
program, including fi lm coordina� o n and will work with players at the guard
posi� on.
Spence served two years at Hendersonville Chris� a n Academy (2008-10)
where he served as an assistant coach. While at HCA, he coordinated morning
prac� ce, academic progress, fi lm coordina� o n, off ensive shoo� ng evalua� on and
worked on defensive strategies.
His fi rst HCA team posted a 13-8 record in 2008-09 and was instrumental
with the 2009-10 squad that saw a four-win improvment, fi nishing at 17-4.
Played his collegiate basketball at Brevard College for now Tusculum head
coach Michael Jones from 2001-03. He also le� e red on the Tornado men’s soccer
team as a forward.
Spence graduated from Brevard in 2006 with a Bachelor’s degree, while
majoring in leadership & experimental educa� on. He was a member of the academic
honor roll and the dean’s list.
He is currently pursuing his Master’s degree from the U.S. Sports Academy
in sports science with a coaching emphasis.
Jay is married to the former Megan Arnold of Kingsport, Tenn. and they
have one son, Gray (4).
TIM
MISEMER
Assistant Athletic Trainer
1st Year • University of Central Florida, 2007
Tim Miesmer is beginning his fi rst season as an assistant athle� c trainer at
Tusculum College.
Miesmer will be the primary athle� c training contact for the TC men’s basketball
team and will also assist athle� c training need for the Pioneer football
program.
Miesmer comes to Tusculum a� er serving the last two years at Piedmon College.
While at the Demorest, Ga. school, he served as the primary athle� c trainer
for men’s soccer, men’s basketball and so� ball. He also assisted with women’s
soccer, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s tennis,
volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country and men’s and women’s golf.
While at Piedmont, he designed a team and individual weight li� ing program
for various teams and student-athletes, coordinated student-athlete health
insurance and other documenta� on to facilitate medical care, communica� o n
with team physicians and assisted with administra� o n within the athle� c training
department.
Prior to Piedmont, he served a one-year s� n t with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
of the Na� o nal Football League. As an intern athle� c trainer with Tampa
Bay, Miesmer assisted with the care of elite athletes at the highest level of their
profession in the NFL including former Southeastern Conference standouts Cadillac
Williams and Reggie Brown.
Miesmer spent � me both as an athle� c training student at the University
of Central Florida and a graduate assistant athle� c trainer at Valdosta State University.
While at Valdosta, he served as an accredited clinical instructor and a
teaching assistant for a college level CPR/First Aid course, in addi� on to providing
coverage of sports, including football, so� ball, volleyball, women’s basketball.
Miesmer earned his Bachelor’s degree fron Central Florida in athle� c training
in 2007 and followed with a Master’s degree in health and physical educa� o n
from Valdosta State in 2009.
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TUSCULUM ATHLETIC STAFF
GERALD
OLIVER
Volunteer Advisor
6th Year • Carson-Newman College, 1966
Gerald Oliver is entering his sixth season serving as a volunteer advisor with
the Tusculum College men’s basketball team. Oliver provides over 30 years of
NCAA, NBA, CBA and ABA coaching and personnel experience to the TC staff .
His NBA experience includes the Cleveland Cavaliers (1980-83) under head
coaches Bill Musselman and Chuck Daly and with the Milwaukee Bucks (1999-
2001).
Oliver spent three seasons on the Connec� cut Pride (CBA) bench, helping
guide the team to three straight playoff appearances, which included the Pride’s
fi rst-ever CBA Championship in 1998-99.
Prior to his tenure with the Pride, Oliver was the head coach of the Fort
Wayne Furry for two seasons. Previously, he spent three years with the Albany
Patroons from 1988-91. He was the 1990 CBA Coach of the Year, and the general
manager of the 1990-91 George Karl-coached Patroons squad, which recorded
the highest winning percentage (50-6, .893) in CBA or NBA history.
Before joining Albany, Oliver spent fi ve years as the head coach for the
CBA’s Charleston Gunners, Maine Windjammers and Toronto Tornados.
Oliver’s coaching career began in 1966 at his alma mater, Carson-Newman
College where he served as an assistant coach. He later went on to the University
of Tennessee as an assistant coach for eight years with legendary UT coach Ray
Mears. While at Tennessee, Oliver coached future NBA players Bernard King and
Ernie Grunfi eld. A� er a one-year s� n t in the ABA with the San Diego Sails and Virginia
Squires, Oliver returned to the collegiate ranks as an assistant at Jacksonville
University (1976-77) and Marque� e University (1977-80).
As a collegiate player, Oliver earned three varsity le� ers at Carson-Newman
and captained his senior squad that won the Volunteer State Athle� c Conference
� t le. He earned his Bachelor’s degree from Carson-Newman and later earned a
Master’s degree in Mathema� cs from Tennessee. The Knoxville, Tenn. na� v e has
been a frequent clinic speaker on coaching techniques and educa� onal mo� va-
� o n.
MICHAEL
MUAMBA
Student Manager • Junior
Braxton, Va. • Luella HS
Michael Muamba is beginning his third year with the Tusculum men’s basketball
program serving as a student manager.
Michael is a na� v e of Braxton, Va. and is majoring in computer science at
Tusculum College. He is a graduate from Luella High School and is the son of Nelly
Muamba.

2012-2013 ROSTER
Front Row (lt-rt): Mason Fox, Addison Flynn, Nick Spinks, Chase Ward-McEwen, Darius Carter, Ma� Redic, Rory McClure. Second
Row: James Clay, BJ Fisher, Mar� n Jorgensen, Keith Jumper, Devin Call, Ben Arnold. Back Row: Neal Spinks, JD Miller, Anton Tuz, Head
Coach Michael Jones, Chase Mounce, Daniel O’Conner, Ma� Shown.
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School/High School
0 Keith Jumper F 6-7 220 Fr. Lexington, S.C./White Knoll HS
1 Ma� Redic G 6-0 190 Fr. Durham, N.C./Northern HS
3 Darius Carter G 6-2 170 So. Cascade, Va./George Washington HS
4 Neal Spinks F 6-7 240 So. Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford HS
5 Chase Ward-McEwen G 6-1 185 Fr. Upper Marlboro, Md/Massanutan Military Academy
10 Ben Arnold G 6-3 170 Fr. LaFolle� e , Tenn./Cumberland Gap HS
11 Devin Call G 6-3 190 Fr. Winchester, Va./Fishburne Military Academy
12 Mason Fox G 5-11 165 So. Crossville, Tenn./Stone Memorial HS
13 Rory McClure G 6-0 160 Fr. Canton, N.C./Pisgah HS
14 James Clay G 6-2 195 Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Southwest Atlanta Chris� an Acad.
15 Addison Flynn G 6-0 160 Jr. Faye� e ville, Ga./Walters State/Faye� e County HS
21 Chase Mounce C 6-9 220 Fr. Elkin, N.C./Ft. Union Military Academy
22 Ma� Shown F 6-6 210 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn./Alcoa HS
23 Nick Spinks G 6-2 170 Sr. Greensboro, N.C./Central Carolina CC/W. Guilford HS
31 BJ Fisher G 6-2 175 Fr. Tucker, Ga./Decatur HS
33 Mar� n Jorgenson G 6-4 195 So. Beder, Denmark/Marselisborg Gymnasium
44 JD Miller F 6-8 245 Jr. Versailles, Ky./Woodford County HS
52 Anton Tuz C 6-10 275 Sr. Mykolair, Ukraine/Rock Academy School
Head Coach: Michael Jones (Eastern Kentucky, 1994) 2nd season/14th overall
Associate Head Coach: Mike McBride (Marian, 1996)
Assistant Coach: Tyler Braidic (Bluff ton, 2010)
Assistant Coach: Josh Benne� (Tusculum, 2010)
Assistant Coach: Jay Spence (Brevard, 2006)
Assistant Athle� c Trainer: Tim Miesmer
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 7

With the return of six le� e rmen and two starters from last year’s
squad, the Tusculum College men’s basketball team prepares to embark
upon the 2012-13 campaign.
Tusculum head coach Michael Jones, who is entering his second
season at the helm of the Pioneer program, boasts one of the largest
roster sizes in recent memory of the TC program as this year’s squad is
19-member strong, including 11 newcomers.
Nick Spinks is one of three seniors on this year’s team as the 6-2,
170-pound guard played in all 27 games in his inaugural TC campaign
a� er transferring from Central Carolina Community College, where he
garnered NJCAA All-America Second Team honors. Last year with the
Pioneers, he averaged 4.6 points and 2.5 rebounds per game, while
shoo� ng 39 percent from three-point territory in his 20 starts. He also
averaged 6.8 points per game in his last nine ou� ngs and posted a season-best
11 points at Lenoir-Rhyne and preceded that with 10 points at
Mars Hill. Spinks fi nished third on the team with 23 steals, hauled in
eight rebounds against Barton and dished out a season-high seven assists
against Cincinna� Chris� an.
Junior forward JD Miller is back a� er redshir� ng last season due
to injury. During the 2010-11 campaign, the 6-8, 245-pound na� v e of
Versailles, Ky. played in 28 games and averaged 4.1 points and 1.8 rebounds
per contest. The Woodford County alum posted a career-high
21 points at Lees-McRae in his sophomore season and also tallied 18
points against NCAA II Tournament par� cipant Hillsdale that same year.
Sophomore guard Darius Carter was a valuable contributor off the
bench in his rookie season. The 6-2, 170-pound Cascade, Va. product
played in all 27 games including one start. The George Washington High
School graduate scored a season-high 23 points in his collegiate debut
against Mount Olive as he shot 7-for-9 from the fi eld and 8-of-9 from the
free throw line. He also recorded 11 and 10 points, respec� vely against
Lincoln Memorial and Brevard. Carter fi nished the year averaging 5.3
points and 1.7 rebounds per game and emerged as one of the top free
throw shooters on the team as he fi red a sizzling 81.5 percent from the
charity stripe (44-for-54), including a stretch of 31-of-33 to close out the
season. Down the stretch, he made a string of 28 straight free throws
(Dec. 10, 2011 - Feb. 22, 2012).
Senior Nick Spinks
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SEASON PROSPECTUS
Head coach Michael Jones is beginning his second season guiding the
Tusculum men’s basketball program
Sophomore forward Neal Spinks enters his second TC season a� er
playing in 21 ou� ngs as a freshman and emerged as one of the team’s
top shot blockers (10). The 6-7, 240-pound graduate of Western Guilford
High School averaged 4.4 points and 2.2 rebounds per game, including a
season-high 18 points in 22 minutes against Mars Hill. In that game, he
shot 7-for-9 from the fl oor and 4-of-6 at the free throw line. Neal, whose
older brother Nick is a senior for the Pioneers, also pulled down a season-best
eight rebounds, including fi ve on the off ensive boards against
Mars Hill. He also tallied 12 points against Brevard and 10 more markers
at Catawba. Spinks fi nished the year shoo� ng 46.8 percent from the
fi eld and 65.5 percent from the foul line.
TC veterans Anton Tuz and Mar� n Jorgenson are back for the Pioneers.
Tuz, a 6-10, 275-pound center from Mykolair, Ukraine logged 136
minutes on the court in his 17 ou� ngs last season, including three starts.
He scored a career-high 12 points off the bench against Cincinna� Chris-
� a n and added six points at Mars Hill. He followed that with 11 points
in a home rematch with the Lions as he shot 5-for-5 from the fi eld. He
fi nished the season shoo� ng 46.5 percent from the fi eld, including a sizzling
6-of-7 (.857) in his last two games. Tuz also averaged 1.8 rebounds
per contest on the year and grabbed a season-best fi ve boards against
Mount Olive.
Mar� n Jorgensen, a 6-4, 195-pound sophomore guard from Beder,
Denmark, played in seven games for the Pioneers as a rookie and was
the recipient of the Tusculum Freshman of the Year Academic Award as
he posted a perfect 4.00 grade point average.
Junior guard Addison Flynn will be making his Tusculum debut this
season as the Walters State product brings two years of junior college
experience to the table for Coach Jones. In 2010-11, Flynn averaged
11.1 points, 1.7 rebounds, 3.65 assists and 0.61 steals per game for the
Senators. The 6-0, 160-pound na� v e of Faye� e ville, Ga. shot 79.3 percent
from the free throw line (46-58), while also shoo� ng 44.3 (85-192)
from the fi eld, including 39-of-95 (43.5%) from three-point territory.
For his eff orts, he was named to the All-Conference team. The Faye� e
County High School product was a two-� me All-County performer and
2009 All-State selec� on during his prep career.
Eleven newcomers are on the Tusculum roster this season, includ-

SEASON PROSPECTUS
ing 6-7, 220-pound forward Keith Jumper. The
Lexington, S.C. na� v e was a two-� me All-Region
performer and team MVP at White Knoll
High School where he averaged 18.2 points,
9.1 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 2.0 steals and 3.0
blocks per game.
Ben Arnold, a 6-3, 170-pound freshman
guard from LaFolle� e , Tenn. graduated from
Cumberland Gap High School where he led
the Panthers to a 22-8 record his senior season
and became the school’s all-� me scoring
leader with 1,492 career points. Arnold averaged
nearly 22 points, six rebounds and four
steals per game during his fi nal prep campaign
and was an All-Conference honoree.
Devin Call, 6-3, 190-pound guard from
Winchester, Va., a� e nded Fishburne Military
Academy last year where he averaged 13.2
points and 2.0 assists per game. Call graduated
from Millbrook HS where he was named
the Northwestern District Player of the Year
and TV3 Winchester Player of the Year. He
garnered All-District First Team and All-Region
First Team accolades, while also earning All-
State Honorable Men� on recogni� on. Call averaged
17.5 points per game in his senior year,
while also tallying 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists
per game in his fi nal season with the Millbrook
Pioneers.
Mason Fox is playing in his fi rst full season
with the Tusculum men’s basketball program
a� er playing two years on the Pioneer men’s
soccer team. The 5-11, 165-pound sophomore
guard played in 19 career matches on the TC
pitch, including two starts. In 2010, he played
in a total 176 minutes where he recorded a goal
against Lees-McRae and added an assist in a
4-0 win over Carson-Newman. The Crossville,
Tenn. na� v e graduated from Stone Memorial
High School where he earned All-Conference
First Team and All-Region Second Team honors
in basketball. Fox averaged 12 points and nine
assists per game during his career and was also
a two-� me All-District performer in soccer.
Rory McClure, a 6-0, 160-pound guard
from Canton, N.C., played his prep career at
Pisgah High School. McClure averaged 22.5
points, 5.4 assists and 3.6 steals per game and
was named the Western North Carolina Athletic
Conference Player of the Year. The All-State
Second Team selec� on led the Black Bears to a
WNCAC Tournament � tle and was selected to
the Ci� zen-Times All-WNC Team.
Ma� Shown, a 6-6, 210-pound freshman
forward from Knoxville, Tenn., a� e nded Alcoa
High School where he averaged 18 points and
8.3 rebounds per game while being named the
Blount County Player of the Year. Shown also
garnered All-District, All-District Tournament,
All-Region and All-Region Tournament accolades
for Alcoa.
BJ Fisher, a 6-2, 175-pound guard from
Tucker, Ga., comes to Tusculum from Decatur
High School where he helped lead his prep
squad to a pair of 2A State Tournament appearances.
He is a two-year le� e rman and
averaged 15 points, fi ve rebounds per game in
his senior year.
Freshman Chase Ward-McEwen played
last year at Massanu� en Military Academy
where the 6-1, 185-pound freshman guard averaged
10.7 points and 3.5 assists per ou� ng.
Chase Mounce, a 6-9, 220-pound freshman
center from Elkin, N.C., averaged 7.2
points and 6.1 rebounds per game at Fort
Union Military Academy. During his prep career
at Forsyth Country Day, Mounce posted
11.8 points and 8.5 boards per contest.
Ma� Redic, a 6-0, 190-pound freshman
guard from Durham, N.C., played his prep career
at Northern High School and was the team
most valuable player of the NC Jaguars AAU
– 17U team in 2011.
James Clay is not new to the program,
serving in a variety of roles with the team, but
has earned a spot on the roster as a senior.
The 6-2, 195-pound product of Lawrenceville,
Ga. played at Southwest Atlanta Chris� a n
Academy.
2012-2013 PRESEASON
ALL-SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
First Team
Vincent Bailey, Lincoln Memorial
Antoine Davis, Carson-Newman
Denzail Jones, Anderson
Ishmael Sanders, Carson-Newman
Odell Turner, Wingate
Dondray Walker, Newberry
Second Team
Chandler Hash, Anderson
Quayshun Hawkins, Newberry
Allan Jones, Lenoir-Rhyne
Tyrece Li� le, Catawba
Paidrick Ma� lus, Wingate
Jake Troyli, Lincoln Memorial
2012-2013
SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL
Rk. Team (1st Place Votes) Pts.
1 Wingate (5) ................................ 77
2 Lincoln Memorial (2) .................73
3 Newberry (1) .............................62
4 Carson-Newman (1) ................... 57
5 Anderson (1) .............................. 54
6 Lenoir-Rhyne .............................43
7 TUSCULUM ................................ 30
8 Catawba ..................................... 28
9 Brevard ...................................... 14
10 Mars Hill ....................................12
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 9

10 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
2011-12: Appeared in 27 ou� ngs with 20 starts, including 16 in a row to end the season... Averaged 4.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and
2.1 assists per game... Averaged 6.8 points per game in his last nine ou� ngs... Also averaged 23.2 minutes per game, including
just under 30 minutes in his last 12 ou� ngs... Posted a season-best 11 markers at Lenoir-Rhyne and preceded that with 10 points
at Mars Hill (Jan. 21), while also tallying a season-high 33
minutes against the Lions... Finished third on the team with
23 steals, including three each against Catawba (Jan. 14), Carson-Newman (Feb. 8) and Catawba
(Feb. 18)... Hauled in eight rebounds against Barton (Nov. 12) and dished out a season-high seven
assists against Cincinna� Chris� an (Nov. 19)... Central Carolina CC: Played the last two seasons
at the Sanford, N.C. school... Coached by Doug Conner and Brian Heard... 2010-11: Averaged 15
points, fi ve assists and three steals per game in 2010-11... NJCAA All-America Second Team... All-
Academic Team honoree... Team MVP... 2009-10: Posted 12 points, fi ve assists, 3.2 steal and three
rebounds per game... Defensive Player of the Year... Second Team All-Freshman... High School:
Graduated from Western Guilford HS in Greensboro, N.C... Coached by Art Wade... 2006-07: Aver-
aged 15 points, six rebounds, three steals and two assists per game... All-Conference and All-State
Honorable Men� on... 2007-08: 13 points, six rebounds, three steals, three assists per game...
All-Conference and All-State Honorable Men� on as a senior... Personal: Full name is Nicholas
Hayworth Spinks... Born April 12, 1990 in Greensboro, N.C... Son of Robert and Anne� e Spinks...
Brother, Neal is entering his sophomore season on the Tusculum basketball team... Sister - Nicole
(17)... Majoring in sport management... Career plans: Become a basketball coach or fi nd a job
NICK SPINKS’ CAREER HIGHS
NICK
SPINKS
Points .............................. 11, Lenoir-Rhyne, 1/25/12
FGM .................................. 5, Lenoir-Rhyne, 1/25/12
FGA ................................. 10, Lenoir-Rhyne, 1/25/12
3-pt. FG .........................................................2, twice
3-pt. A� ........................ 4, Mountain State, 11/26/11
FTM .......................................... 2, Mars Hill, 1/21/12
FTA ............................................. 5, Barton, 11/12/11
Rebounds ................................... 8, Barton, 11/12/11
Off . Reb. .................................. 2, Anderson, 2/15/12
Def. Reb. ................7, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
Assists ....................7, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
Steals .................................................. 3, three � mes
Blocked Shots ..................................... 1, three � mes
Minutes ................................. 34, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
GUARD 6-2 170 Sr.
Greensboro, N.C. • Central Carolina CC • Western Guilford HS
Biology
in his major... Favorite midnight
snack: Oreo cookies; Favorite
movies: “Bad Boys I & II”; “Fri-
day”, “Friday A� er Next”; Fa-
vorite musical ar� sts: J. Cole,
Young Jeezy, Wale; Favorite
song: “I’m a Fool” by J. Cole;
Favorite sports team: Los Ange-
les Lakers; Nick can’t imagine a
week without: His cell phone;
MEET THE PIONEERS
23
Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant; Advice to kids: Stay in school and get an educa� on”; Fa-
vorite color: Red; Favorite food: Pasta; People Nick most admires: His parents; Favorite
sport other than basketball: Football; Most famous person Nick has ever met: Michael Jor-
dan; What people don’t know about Nick: He is a “Mama’s boy”; Toughest player Nick
has ever played against: John Wall; When he was a kid, Nick tried to be like: Michael Jordan; When people fi rst meet Nick , they think: “He looks like J. Cole”.
NICK SPINKS’ CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2011-12 Overall 27 20 626 23.2 55 141 .390 7 18 .389 8 19 .421 12 56 68 2.5 35 0 58 48 3 23 125 4.6
SAC 18 14 424 23.6 38 91 .418 4 10 .400 7 12 .583 8 37 45 2.5 21 0 37 37 1 16 87 4.8
Career Overall 27 20 626 23.2 55 141 .390 7 18 .389 8 19 .421 12 56 68 2.5 35 0 58 48 3 23 125 4.6
SAC 18 14 424 23.6 38 91 .418 4 10 .400 7 12 .583 8 37 45 2.5 21 0 37 37 1 16 87 4.8

MEET THE PIONEERS
ANTON
TUZ
2011-12: Recorded 136 minutes on the court in his 17 ou� ngs, including three starts... Gained the star� n g nod against Mount
Olive (Nov. 11), No. 19 Lincoln Memorial (Feb. 1) and Mars Hill (Feb. 29)... Scored a career-high 12 points off the bench against
Cincinna� Chris� an (Nov. 19)... Shot 6-of-10 from the fl oor in his 13 minutes of ac� on... Scored six points at Mars Hill (Jan. 21)
and followed with 11 points in a home rematch with Lions
as he shot 5-for-5 from the fi eld... Shot 46.5 percent from
the fi eld, including a sizzling 6-of-7 (.857) in his last two
games... Averaged 1.8 rebounds per contest on the year... Grabbed a season-best fi ve boards
against Mount Olive and four rebounds against Mars Hill... Recorded two steals against LMU...
2010-11: Played in 16 contests where he logged 62 minutes, scored 23 points and posted seven
rebounds... Shot 50 percent from the fl oor and 77.8 percent from the free throw line... Scored
a season-high six points at Anderson (Feb. 16)... Played in a career-best 13 minutes against the
Trojans... Hauled in a season-best two rebounds at Newberry (Dec. 4) and scored three points...
Blocked a shot at NCAA Division I Wright State (Dec. 11)... NABC Honors Court... 2009-10: Played
in four contests, seeing ac� on against Georgia College & State Univ. (Nov. 28), Newberry (Jan. 20),
Wingate (Feb. 10) and Carson-Newman (Feb. 13)… Scored his fi rst points in a Tusculum uniform
against Wingate... 2008-09: Redshirt... High School: Graduated from The Rock Academy in Gainesville,
Fla… Coached by Svend Wilbekin… Two-� me All-Area Team selec� on (2006, 2008)… 2007
All-City Team pick… Named Team Best Defensive Player of the Year twice (2006, 2008)… Member
of two District championship teams… Led 2007 squad to State runner-up fi nish… Played club basketball
where his team advanced to the regional fi nal, rallying from an 18-point defi cit... Personal:
Born June 15, 1989 in Mykolair, Ukraine… Son of Viktor and Tamara Tuz… Majoring in business administra�
on and management…
ANTON TUZ’S CAREER HIGHS
Points ...................12, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
FGM .......................6, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
FGA ......................10, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
3-pt. FG ............................................................. None
3-pt. A� .................. 2, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
FTM .............................. 2, Mountain State, 11/26/11
FTA ...............................3, Mountain State, 11/26/11
Rebounds .......................... 5, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
Off . Reb. ................................... 2, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
Def. Reb. ...........................4, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
Assists ...................................... 1, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
Steals ............................2, Lincoln Memorial, 2/1/12
Blocked Shots ...............................................1, twice
Minutes ................................. 20, Mars Hill, 1/21/12
CENTER 6-10 275 Sr.
Mykolair, Ukraine • Rock Academy School
Business Administration & Management
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Ac� vi� es listed in reading and
video games... SAC Commissioner’s
Honor Roll… Athle� c
Director’s Honor Roll... Plans to
a� end graduate school... Career
goals: Playing Pro basketball; Favorite
book: “Blessed Footsteps”
by J.R. Holden; Favorite class at
Tusculum: Interna� onal Business;
Favorite midnight snack:
Chocolate chip cookies; Favorite
movie: “The Hangover”; Favorite
musical ar� st: David Gue� a; Favorite
song: “Memories”; Favorite
sports teams: Los Angeles Lakers, Florida Gators; Least favorite food: Seafood; Favorite athlete:
Daniel O’Conner; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning the regional championship in high school;
Advice to kids: “If you aren’t fi rst, you are last”; Favorite colors: Black and Red; Favorite food: Steak
and shrimp; Favorite sport other than basketball: Soccer; Person Anton most admires: His father; Most famous person Anton has ever met: Dirk Nowitzki; Toughest
player Anton has ever played against: Ricky Rubio; What people don’t know about Anton: He can speak three languages; When people fi rst meet Anton, they think:
“He’s tall”.
ANTON TUZ’S CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2009-10 Overall 4 0 1 0.3 1 1 1.00 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.5
SAC 3 0 1 0.3 1 1 1.00 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.7
2010-11 Overall 16 0 62 3.9 8 16 .500 0 0 .000 7 9 .778 4 3 7 0.4 10 0 0 4 1 0 23 1.4
SAC 11 0 53 4.8 7 13 .538 0 0 .000 7 9 .778 3 3 6 0.5 9 0 0 4 0 0 21 1.9
2011-12 Overall 17 3 136 8.0 20 43 .465 0 6 .000 4 8 .500 10 20 30 1.8 15 0 1 6 2 6 44 2.6
SAC 10 2 84 8.4 11 21 .524 0 2 .000 1 4 .250 6 10 16 1.6 5 0 1 4 2 4 23 2.3
Career Overall 37 3 199 5.4 29 60 .483 0 6 .000 11 17 .647 14 23 37 1.0 25 0 1 11 3 6 69 1.9
SAC 24 2 138 5.8 19 35 .543 0 2 .000 8 13 .615 9 13 22 0.9 14 0 1 8 2 4 46 1.9
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MEET THE PIONEERS
2011-12: Redshirt... 2010-11: Played in 28 games, including two starts against Georgia College (Nov. 20) and Lincoln Memo-
rial (Feb. 2)... Averaged 4.1 points and 1.8 rebounds per game... Posted a career-hig 21 points in road contest at Lees-McRae
(Nov. 23)... Talleid 18 points against Hillsdae (Nov. 19) and
10 markers vs. Hiwassee (Nov. 15)... Shot 10-of-12 from
the fl oor against Lees-McRae, while also hauling in six re-
bounds and recorded two steals in his 26 minutes on the fl oor... Against Hillsdale, Miller shot
7-of-9 from the fi eld and 4-of-5 from the free throw line... Fied 5-of-7 against Hiwassee with fi ve
boards... In a four-game stretch (Nov. 15-23), Miller averaged 13.8 points per game, while shoo� ng
24-of-31 (.774) from the fi eld and 7-of-8 (.875) from the charity stripe... Tallied nine points against
Brevard (Dec. 30) and seven at NCAA I Wright State (Dec. 11)... Shot 52.1 percent from the fi eld on
the yar and 73.9 percent at the foul line... 2009-10: Appeared in 14 games... Scored his fi rst col-
legiate points with his lone fi eld goal a� e mpt in a home win over Wingate (Feb. 10)... Played in a
season-high eight minutes in home vicotry against Lees-McRae (Dec. 9)... Hauled in a season-best
two rebounds against Saint Catharine (Dec. 7)... Recorded an assist in road victory at Lenoir-Rhyne
(Jan. 2)... Tallied his fi rst collegiate steal against Georgia College (Nov. 28)... Played in fi ve minutes
against Georgia College... Also had an off ensive rebound against the GC Bobcats... High School:
Graduated from Woodford County HS in Versailles, Ky… Coached by Brad Meff ord…Le� ered two
years in basketball… Averaged 12.5 points and seven rebounds per game…Also posted 1.7 assists,
1.4 steals and 1.6 blocks per ou� ng… Helped anchor the No. 27 scoring defense in Kentucky as
JD MILLER’S CAREER HIGHS
JD
MILLER
Points .............................. 21, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
FGM ................................ 10, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
FGA ................................. 12, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
3-pt. FG ............................................................. None
3-pt. A� ............................................................. None
FTM ......................................... 4, Hillsdale, 11/19/10
FTA .......................................... 5, Hillsdale, 11/19/10
Rebounds ...................................................... 6, twice
Off . Reb. ............................ 4, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
Def. Reb. ...........................5, Wright State, 12/11/10
Assists ................................................... 1, four � mes
Steals ................................ 2, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
Blocked Shots .......................... 1, Brevard, 12/30/10
Minutes .......................... 26, Lees-McRae, 11/23/10
FORWARD 6-8 245 Jr.
Versailles, Ky. • Woodford County HS
Business Management
Woodford County allowed just
44.7 points per game… District
41 All-Tournament Team... Per-
sonal: Full name is John David
Miller… Born Feb. 27, 1991 in
Cincinna� , Ohio… Son of John
and Donna Miller… Has two sis-
ters, Sara (23) and Alicia (16)…
Hobbies include: fi shing, hiking,
biking and climbing... Mother
played basketball at Western
Kentucky University; Uncle, Dan
Doellman, played basketball at
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Northern Kentucky University; Cousin, Jus� n Doellman, played basketball at Xavier University; Cous-
in, Chelsea Doellman, played basketball at Mount St. Joseph’s; Cousin, Brian Lohman, played football
at Purdue University; Cousin, A.J. Lohman played football at Purdue... Majoring in business adminis-
tra� o n... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Plans to work with a manufacturing management posi� on
a� er gradua� o n... Community service includes assis� n g with clean-up following April 2011 tornados and the Boys and Girls Club... Favorite class at Tusculum: Service
Learning; Favorite book: “Heaven is for Real”; Favorite midnight snack: Peanut bu� er & jelly; Favorite movie: “Incep� on”; Favorite musical ar� st: Johnny Cash; Favorite
song: “The Way You Move” by Outkast; Favorite sports teams: Indianapolis Colts, Kentucky Wildcats; Least favorite food: French onion soup; Favorite athlete: Lebron
James; Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing in four OT game on senior night in high school; Favorite Tusculum moment: Bea� ng Newberry in 3OT in 2011 SAC
Tournament; Advice to kids: “Push past your comfort zone to achieve your goals”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food: Steak; Favorite sport other than football: Soccer;
Person JD most admires: His father; Toughest player JD has ever played against: Shelvin Mack; What people don’t know about JD: He can play the harmonica and was
a soccer goalkeeper; When he was a kid, JD tried to be like: His father; If JD won $1 millinon, he would purchase a truck, a boat and a house.
JD MILLER’S CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2009-10 Overall 14 0 33 2.4 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 3 4 0.3 5 0 1 2 0 1 2 0.1
SAC 7 0 13 1.9 1 1 1.00 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.3
2010-11 Overall 28 2 338 12.1 49 94 .521 0 0 .000 17 23 .739 23 27 50 1.8 68 3 3 26 1 4 115 4.1
SAC 16 1 159 9.9 17 41 .415 0 0 .000 7 12 .583 10 12 22 1.4 38 2 3 10 1 2 41 2.6
Career Overall 32 2 371 11.6 50 96 .521 0 0 .000 17 23 .739 24 30 54 1.7 73 3 4 28 1 5 117 3.7
SAC 23 1 172 7.5 18 42 .429 0 0 .000 7 12 .583 10 12 22 1.0 40 2 4 10 1 2 43 1.9

MEET THE PIONEERS
JAMES
CLAY
GUARD 6-2 195 Sr.
Lawrenceville, Ga. • Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy
Digital Media
14
High School: Graduated from Southwest Atlanta Chris� a n Academy in Atlanta, Ga... Coached by Courtney Brooks (2006-08)
and Mar� n Hogan (2009)... Five-Star Camp Co-MVP... Played his club basketball with R U Ready All-Stars... Personal: Full name
is James E. Clay... Born Nov. 9, 1989 in Nigeria... Son of Eugene and Ekae� e Clay... Brother - Dru Clay (20)... Majoring in digital
media with a coaching minor... Plans to be a video coordinator/recruiter for a large univers� y or become an athle� c director...
James loves to travel to listens to music... Community service includes: volunteer with the Greeneville/Greene County Humane
Society where he cared for dogs and cats... Favorite books: “Le� ers to a Young Brother”, “A Child Called It”; Favorite movies:
“He Got Game”, “Finding Forrester”; Favorite class at Tusculum: All of his digital media classes; Favorite midnight snack: The original Chex Mix; Favorite musical ar� sts:
9th Wonder; Favorite sports team: Los Angeles Lakers; James is as good as anyone at: Dancing and chess; Least favorite food: Peas; Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant;
Most thrilling moment in sports: Making the offi cial playing roster this season; Advice to kids: “The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize”; Favorite color: Grey;
Favorite food: Eggs; Favorite sports other than basketball: Football, golf; Person James admires most: His father; Toughest player James had ever played against: Louis
Williams (Atlanta Hawks); What people don’t know about James: He has an “Old” soul; When he was a kid, James tried to be like: Michael Jordan (s� cking his tongue
out when a� acking the basket).
ADDISON
FLYNN
GUARD 6-0 160 Jr.
Fayetteville, Ga. • Walters State College • Fayette County HS
Sport Management
15
2011-12: Redshirt... Walters State: Played two seasons at the Morristown, Tenn. coach Bill Carlyle... 2010-11 Stats: 23 games
played: 11.1 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 3.65 apg, 0.61 spg; FT% .793 (46-58); FG% .443 (85-192); 3FG% .411 (39-95)... All-Conference selec-
� o n... 2009-10: Finished with the highest free throw percentage on the team... High School: Graduated from Faye� e County HS
in Faye� e ville, Ga... Coached by his father, Andre’ Flynn... Le� ered in basketball and track... Two-� m e All-Country performer...
2009 All-State selec� on... Averaged 15 points and eight assists per game during his prep career... Established school record with
218 assists in his senior year for the Tigers... 2009 County and Conference Player of the Year... Two-� me team captain... Led
the team in three-point percentage and free throw percentage in each of his three prep seasons... Member of 2008-09 conference champions that went 22-8 overall,
including 12-0 in league play... 2008 County Sixth-Man Award recipient... 2009 recipient of the Coaches’ Award... Personal: Born Feb. 19, 1991 in East Point, Ga... Son
of Andre’ Flynn and Kimberly Franklin... Sister - Jasmine Flynn (22)... Majoring in sport management... Favorite book: “Wooden”; Favorite midnight snack: Gummy
Worms; Favorite movie: “Glory Road”; Favorite sports teams: Golden State Warriors, Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Braves; Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry; Most thrilling
moment in sports: Over� me; Advice to kids: “Stay in school”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food: Chicken Fingers; Favorite sport other than basketball: Football; Person
Addison most admires: His father; Most famous person Addison has ever met: Reggie Miller; What people don’t know about Addison: He wanted to be a BMX rider.
MASON
FOX
GUARD 5-11 165 So.
Tucker, Ga. • Decatur HS
Business
12
Tusculum: First full season with the men’s basketball program a� er playing two years on the Pioneer men’s soccer team...
Played in 19 career matches, including two starts on the TC pitch... In 2010, he totaled 176 minutes where he recorded a goal
against Lees-McRae and added an assist in a 4-0 win over Carson-Newman... High School: Graduated from Stone Memorial HS
in Crossville, Tenn…Coached by Mike Buck in basketball and Gier Bergvin in soccer… Four-year le� e rman in soccer, three years
in basketball and two in cross country… All-Conference First Team and All-Region Second Team in basketball where he averaged
12 points and nine assists per game during his career... Two-� m e All-District performer in soccer…2010 TSSAA Scholar Athlete…
Tennessee East-West All-Star soccer performer... Personal: Full name is Mason Andrew Fox… Born on Aug. 2, 1991 in Crossville, Tenn… Son of Mark and Lillian Fox…
Has a sister, Lauren… Mother Lillian played volleyball at Tennessee Tech… Double major in sport management and sport science… Favorite book: Anything by Duke
basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski… Favorite class at Tusculum: Sports Law; Favorite midnight snack: Ramen noodles and Reese’s Peanut Bu� er Cups; Favorite musical
ar� sts: Drake, Roscoe Dash, Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa; Mason can’t imagine a week without: Sports or his Xbox; Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing in the Tennessee
East-West All-Star game; Advice to kids: “Dream BIG... everything is possible”; Favorite colors: Royal Blue and Orange; Favorite food: Pasta; Favorite sports other than
basketball: Football and Soccer; People Mason most admires: His father and Coach K; What people don’t know about Mason: “He’s a mad gamerrrr”; When Mason
was a kid, he tried to be like: Michael Jordan; When people fi rst meet Mason, they think: He’s outgoing and can speak to anyone.
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 13

DARIUS
CARTER
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MEET THE PIONEERS
2011-12: Played in all 27 games including a start against Mountain State (Nov. 26)... Scored a season-high 23 points in his col-
legiate debut vs. Mount Olive (Nov. 11)... Shot 7-for-9 from
the fi eld and 8-of-9 from the free throw line... Recorded 11
and 10 points, respec� vely against Lincoln Memorial (Feb.
1) and Brevard (Feb. 4)... Posted nine points against Mountain State and eight markers the night
before at Bluefi eld State (Nov. 25)... Finished the year averaging 5.3 points and 1.7 rebounds per
game... Shot a sizzling 81.5 percent from the charity stripe as he went 44-for-54, including a stretch
of 31-of-33 to close out the season... He made a string of 28 straight free throws from Dec. 10, 2011
- Feb. 22, 2012... Recorded seven assists and four steals against Brevard... High School: A� ended
Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va.... Coached by Kevin Kea� s... Graduated from George
Washington HS in Danville, Va... Coached by Bobby Mar� n... Le� ered in basketball and track &
DARIUS CARTER’S CAREER HIGHS
Points ..............................23, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
FGM ..................................7, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
FGA ............................................................... 9, twice
3-pt. FG ........................................ 2, Brevard, 2/4/12
3-pt. A� ........................................ 4, Brevard, 2/4/12
FTM ................................... 8, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
FTA ....................................9, Mount Olive, 11/11/11
Rebounds ...................................................... 4, twice
Off . Reb. ........................................................ 2, twice
Def. Reb. ............................................. 3, three � mes
Assists .......................................... 7, Brevard, 2/4/12
Steals ........................................... 4, Brevard, 2/4/12
Blocked Shots ..................................... 1, three � mes
Minutes ......................................................30, twice
GUARD 6-2 170 So.
Cascade, Va. • George Washington HS
Sport Management
fi eld... All-Metro honoree in both
sports... All-Conference selec� on
in the long jump... Two-� m e re-
cipient of the Academic Award
and was the 2009-10 Defensive
Award recipient... 2009-10 Team
MVP in Track & Field... Member
of 2008-09 District and Region Championship teams... Personal: Full name is Darius O’Neil Carter...
Born July 17, 1992 in Cascade, Va... Son of Christopher and Frances Carter... Brother - Devan (25)...
Majoring in sport management... Plans to be a college basketball coach... Hobbies include xBox 360... Favorite book: “Driven from Within”; Favorite movie: Remember
the Titans”; Favorite musical ar� sts: J. Cole, Drake; Favorite sports team: North Carolina Tar Heels; Favorite athlete: LeBron James; Most thrilling moment in sports:
Hi� ng four 3-pointers in a row to lead a comeback; Toughest player Darius has ever played against: Dezmine Wells.
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DARIUS CARTER’S CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2011-12 Overall 27 1 521 19.3 44 124 .355 10 37 .270 44 54 .815 7 38 45 1.7 69 2 42 46 3 19 142 5.3
SAC 18 0 346 19.2 27 82 .329 7 27 .259 28 30 .933 5 24 29 1.6 48 1 34 26 1 9 89 4.9
Career Overall 27 1 521 19.3 44 124 .355 10 37 .270 44 54 .815 7 38 45 1.7 69 2 42 46 3 19 142 5.3
SAC 18 0 346 19.2 27 82 .329 7 27 .259 28 30 .933 5 24 29 1.6 48 1 34 26 1 9 89 4.9

MEET THE PIONEERS
2011-12: Made seven appearances, playing in 17 minutes... Dished out an assist in his season-high six minutes against Cincinna�
Chris� an (Nov. 19)... Tallied three minutes in season-fi nale home win over Mars Hill (Feb. 25)... High School: A� ended Marselis-
borg Gymnasium in Aarhus, Denmark... Played club ball
with Horsens IC where he was coached by Kenneth Webb...
Personal: Full name is Mar� n Dan Jorgensen... Born Aug.
5, 1990 in Aarhus, Denmark... Nickname: “Marty”... Son of Per Dan and Lene Jorgensen... Sister
- Me� e Maria Jorgensen (18)... Majoring in sports science... Minoring in psychology... SAC Com-
missioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Dean’s List... President’s List... Charles
Oliver Gray Honors List... 2011-12 Tusculum Freshman of the Year Academic Award recipient...
Plans to a� e nd graduate school and play professional basketball overseas... Community service in-
cludes: Ne� e Day of Service, Greene County Humane Society; Favorite book: “The DNA of a Win-
ner” by Rasmus Ankersen; Favorite midnight snack: Granola bars... Favorite sports team: Phoenix
Suns; Mar� n can’t imagine a week without: Working out; Favorite athlete: Amar’e Stoudemire;
Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning the Danish Men’s U16 Championship; Advice to kids:
MARTIN JORGENSEN’S CAREER HIGHS
Points ................................................................ None
FGM .................................................................. None
FGA ..................................................... 1, three � mes
3-pt. FG ............................................................. None
3-pt. A� ......................................................... 1, twice
FTM ................................................................... None
FTA ....................................................................None
Rebounds .......................................................... None
Off . Reb. ............................................................None
Def. Reb. ...........................................................None
Assists ....................1, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
Steals ................................................................None
Blocked Shots ...................................................None
Minutes .................6, Cincinna� Chris� an, 11/19/11
MARTIN
JORGENSEN
GUARD 6-4 195 So.
Beder, Denmark • Marselisborg Gymnasium
Sports Science
“Work hard! Hard work doesn’t
guarantee success, but without
it you have no chance”; Favorite
color: Green; Favorite food: Pea-
nut bu� er; Favorite sport other
than basketball: Weightli� ing;
People Mar� n most admires: His
parents and his sister; Toughest
player Mar� n has ever played
against: Brevin Knight; What
people don’t know about Mar-
� n: He likes to sing, except he
can’t hit a single note.
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MARTIN JORGENSEN’S CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2011-12 Overall 7 0 16 2.3 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0
SAC 4 0 7 1.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Career Overall 7 0 16 2.3 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0
SAC 4 0 7 1.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 15

16 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
2011-12: Played in 21 contests, all off the bench in his rookie season... Scored a season-high 18 points in 22 minutes against
Mars Hill (Feb. 25)... Shot 7-for-9 from the fl oor and went
4-of-6 at the free throw line... Also pulled down a sea-
son-best eight rebounds, including fi ve on the off ensive
boards... Tallied 12 points against Brevard (Feb. 4) and 10 more markers at Catawba (Feb. 18), both
wins... Finished the year shoo� ng 46.8 percent from the fi eld and 65.5 percent from the foul line...
Posted two blocks against Mount Olive (Nov. 11), King (Nov. 18) and Mars Hill...High School: Played
his prep career at Western Guilford HS in Greensboro, N.C... Coached by Art.Wade... Averaged 15
points and 11 rebounds per game in his senior season... Tallied 10 points and eight boards per
contest as a junior... Personal: Full name is Robert Neal Spinks... Born Feb. 4, 1993 in Greensboro,
N.C... Son of Robert and Anne� e Spinks... Older brother Nick is a senior on the Tusculum basket-
NEAL SPINKS’ CAREER HIGHS
NEAL
SPINKS
Points ..................................... 18, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
FGM ......................................... 7, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
FGA .......................................... 9, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
3-pt. FG ............................................................. None
3-pt. A� ............................................................. None
FTM .......................................... 4, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
FTA ........................................... 6, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
Rebounds ................................. 8, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
Off . Reb. ................................... 5, Mars Hill, 2/25/12
Def. Reb. ................................... 4, Wingate, 2/11/12
Assists ....................................... 2, Wingate, 2/11/12
Steals ............................................................ 1, twice
Blocked Shots ..................................... 2, three � mes
Minutes ............................................ 20, three � mes
FORWARD 6-7 240 So.
Greensboro, N.C. • Western Guilford HS
Criminal Justice
ball team... Has a younger sister,
Nicole (17)... Majoring in crimi-
nal jus� ce... Favorite midnight
snack; Reese’s Peanut Bu� er
Cups; Favorite movie: “Trans-
formers”; Favorite musical ar� st:
Rick Ross; Favorite sports team:
MEET THE PIONEERS
Orlando Magic; Least favorite food: Potatoes; Favorite athlete: Dwight Howard; Most thrilling mo-
ment in sports: Hi� ng a game-winning shot; Advice to kids: “Take advantage of all opportuni� es”;
Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food: Pizza; Favorite sport other than basketball: Football; People Neal most admires: His parents; Most famous person Neal has ever
met: Michael Jordan; Toughest player Neal has ever played against: PJ Hairston; What people don’t know about Neal: He is profi cient in working with cars.
4
NEAL SPINKS’ CAREER STATISTICS
Total 3-point Rebounds
Year GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
2011-12 Overall 21 0 249 11.9 37 79 .468 0 1 .000 19 29 .655 17 28 45 2.1 33 0 6 20 10 3 93 4.4
SAC 12 0 150 12.5 28 48 .583 0 0 .000 15 23 .652 12 16 28 2.3 18 0 5 13 6 1 71 5.9
Career Overall 21 0 249 11.9 37 79 .468 0 1 .000 19 29 .655 17 28 45 2.1 33 0 6 20 10 3 93 4.4
SAC 12 0 150 12.5 28 48 .583 0 0 .000 15 23 .652 12 16 28 2.3 18 0 5 13 6 1 71 5.9

MEET THE PIONEERS
BEN
ARNOLD
GUARD 6-3 170 Fr.
LaFollette, Tenn. • Cumberland Gap HS
Pre-Pharmacy
10
High School: Graduated from Cumberland Gap HS where he was coached by Ernie Clawson... Helped lead the Panthers to a
22-8 record his senior season and became the school’s all-� me scoring leader with 1,492 career points... He averaged nearly
22 points, six rebounds and four steal per game during his fi nal prep campaign... Team captain and most valuable player... All-
Conference honoree... Personal: Majoring in pre-pharmacy.
DEVIN
CALL
GUARD 6-3 190 Fr.
Winchester, Va. • Fishburn Military Academy
Undeclared
Fishburne Military Academy: A� ended college prep school where he averaged 13.2 points and 2.0 assists per game... High
School: Graduated from Millbrook HS where he was coached by Sco� Mankins... Twice named team MVP and captain... Northwestern
District Player of the Year... TV3 Winchester Player of the Year... All-District First Team... All-Region First Team... All-State
Honorable Men� on... Averaged 17.5 points per game in his senior year... Tallied 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game in his
fi nal season with the Pioneers... Personal: Full name is Devin Sco� Call... Born Aug. 8, 1992 in Winchester, Va... Son of Eric Call
and Cheryl Green... Sisters - Zoe Green, Hartlee Call... Plans to be a FBI agent or a college scout... Favorite book: “A Child Called
It”; Favorite midnight snack: Peanut bu� er and jelly; Favorite musical ar� st: 2 Chainz; Favorite song: “Champion” by Nelly; Devin can’t imagine a week without: His
cell phone; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning a state high school championship; Advice to kids: “Work and study hard”; Favorite color: Orange; Favorite food:
Chicken; Favorite sport: Baseball; Person Devin most admires: His parents and grandparents; Toughest opponent Devin has ever played against: Erick Green; What
people don’t know about Devin: He used to sing in his school choir; When he was a kid, Devin tried to be like: Jesus Shu� lesworth.
BJ
FISHER
GUARD 6-2 175 Fr.
Tucker, Ga. • Decatur HS
Business
11
31
High School: Graduated from Decatur HS where he was coached by Charlie Copp... 2A State Tournament par� cipant (2010,
2011)... Two-year le� e rman... Averaged 15 points, fi ve rebounds per game in his senior year... Personal: Full name is Brian Dean
Fisher, Jr... Born Mar. 6, 1993... Son of Brian Dean and Cheryl Fisher... Siblings - Brother: Noah; Sister - Hillary... Father played
quarterback at the University of Cincinna� and later played professionally for the Bal� more Colts... Sister plays volleyball at
William Penn University in Iowa... Majoring in business... Plans to eventually own a business... Favorite midnight snack: Twizzlers;
Favorite musical ar� st: J. Cole; BJ can’t go a week without: Basketball; Most thrilling moment in sports: Scoring 29 points
and grabbed 12 rebounds against his former school in the championship game of the Decatur Classic Tournament; Advice to kids: “Follow your dreams”; Favorite
color: Green; Favorite food: Hot wings; Favorite sports other than basketball: Football and golf; Person BJ most admires: His father; Toughest player BJ has ever played
against: Malcolm Brogdan; What people don’t know about BJ: He has a good sense of humor; When he was a kid, BJ tried to be like: His father or Michael Jordan.
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 17

KEITH
JUMPER
FORWARD 6-7 220 Fr.
Lexington, S.C. • White Noll HS
Sports Science
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MEET THE PIONEERS
0
High School: Graduated from White Knoll HS... Coached by Bret Jones... Two-� m e All-Region performer and team MVP... Averaged
18.2 points, 9.1 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 2.0 steals and 3.0 blocks per game... All-Star team selec� on... Personal: Full name is
Keith B. Jumper... Born Sept. 1, 1994... Son of Felix and Rhonda Harvin... Brothers - CJ, Zac; Sister - Aunya... Majoring in sports
science... Favorite book: “One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish”; Favorite midnight snack: Doritos; Favorite musical ar� sts: Big
Sean, Hopsin, Lil’ Wayne; Keith can’t imagine a week without: His cell phone, music and TV; Advice to kids: “College is your
chance to see what you’ve been missing. Both in the outside world and within yourself. Use this � me to explore as much as
you can”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food: Pizza, burgers, chicken; Favorite sport: Football; Person Keith most admires: His mother; Toughest opponent Keith has
ever faced: Jordan Roper.
RORY
MCCLURE
GUARD 6-0 160 Fr.
Canton, N.C. • Pisgah HS
Sport Management
13
High School: Graduated from Pisgah HS... Coached by Kasey Kruk... Averaged 22.5 points, 5.4 assists and 3.6 steals per game...
Western North Carolina Athle� c Conference Player of the Year... County Player of the Year... All-State Second Team... All-District,
All-Conference... Member of the 50-Point Club... Led the Black Bears to a WNCAC Tournament Championship... Selected to the
Blue-White All-Star game and the Ci� zen-Times All-Western North Carolina Team... Scored more than 1,000 career points... Personal:
Full name is Rory Walsh McClure... Born Sept. 13, 1994 in Asheville, N.C... Son of Charles and Cyndi Blankenship... Brother
- RJ McClure played basketball at Lenoir-Rhyne... Mother played volleyball at East Stroudsburg... Majoring in sport management
with a minor in sport science... Community service: Ne� e Day of Service; Favorite books: “The Giver”, “Hunger Games”; “Miracle on 98th Street”; Favorite midnight
snack: Spicy Nacho Doritos; Favorite musical ar� st: Corey Smith; Favorite song: “Do It”; Rory can’t imagine a week without: Basketball; Most thrilling moment in sports:
Scoring 50 points in a game; Advice to kids: “Keep dreaming”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food: Chicken; Favorite sport other than basketball: Soccer; Person Rory
most admires: Lebron James; Toughest player Rory has ever played against: His brother; What people don’t know about Rory: He can dunk; When he was a kid, Rory
tried to be like: Steve Nash.
CHASE
MOUNCE
CENTER 6-9 220 Fr.
Elkin, N.C. • Fort Union Military Academy
Business
21
Fort Union Military Academy: Averaged 7.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game at the college prep school... High School: Graduated
from Forsyth Country Day... Coached by Fletcher Arri� ... Averaged 11.8 points and 8.5 rebounds per contest... Personal:
Born May 7, 1993... Son of Neil and Angie Mounce... Brothers - Carson, Clay... Father played baseball at Montreat-Anderson,
while his mother played volleyball at Appalachian State... Majoring in business... Favorite book: “Basketball Junkie”; Favorite
musical ar� sts: Kanye West, J Cole, Dave Ma� hews; Chase can’t imagine a week without: Computer; Advice to kids: “Work hard
at whatever you do”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food: Japanese; Favorite sports other than basketball: Baseball, Golf; People
Chase most admires: His parents; Toughest player Chase has ever played against: Quincy Miller; What people don’t know about Chase: He collects sneakers; When
he was a kid, Chase tried to be like: Pau Gasol.

MEET THE PIONEERS
MATT
REDIC
GUARD 6-0 190 Fr.
Durham, N.C. • Northern HS
Undeclared
1
High School: Graduated from Northern Durham HS in Durham, N.C... Named MVP of the NC Jaguars AAU – 17U team in 2011
and also played on the Northern Durham baseball team... Personal: Full name is Ma� h ew Redic... Son of Michael and Patricia
Redic... Brothers - Michael, Jr. and Patrick; Sister - Starr; Brother, Michael played baseball at UNC Greensboro, while his brother,
Patrick ran track at UNC Pembroke... Favorite book: The Bible; Favorite class at Tusculum: Sports and Psychology; Favorite midnight
snack: Popcorn; Ma� can’t go a week without: Video games; Advice to kids: “Stay in school”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite
food: Crab legs; Favorite sport: Baseball; Person Ma� most admires: His mother; Toughest player Ma� has ever played against:
Ryan Kelly; When he was a kid, Ma� tried to be like: Kobe Bryant; When people fi rst meet Ma� , they think: “He’s shy”.
MATT
SHOWN
FORWARD 6-6 210 Fr.
Knoxville, Tenn. • Alcoa HS
Undeclared
22
High School: A� ended Alcoa HS where he was coached by Tony Jones... Averaged 18 points and 8.3 rebounds per game while
being named Blount County Player of the Year... All-Blount County... All-District... All-District Tournament... All-Region.. All-Region
Tournament... Played his club basketball for the Tennessee Travelers where he was coached by Charlie Benson... Personal:
Full name is Robert Ma� h ew Shown... Born Nov. 19, 1993... Son of Vance and Linda Shown... Sister - Whitney... Favorite midnight
snack: Ski� les; Favorite musical ar� st: 2 Chainz; Favorite song: “Crack”; Ma� can’t go a week without: His cell phone; Most
thrilling moment in sports: His fi rst dunk; Advice to kids: “Don’t give up on your dreams”; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite food:
Fried rice and shrimp sauce; Favorite sport other than basketball: Football; People Ma� most admires: His parents; Toughest opponent Ma� has ever played against:
Jonathan Williams, III; What people don’t know about Ma� : He loves to fi sh; When he was a kid, Ma� tried to be like: His father.
CHASE
WARD-MCEWEN
GUARD 6-1 185 Fr.
Upper Marlboro, Md. • Massanutan Military Academy
Undeclared
5
High School: Graduated from Massanu� en Military Academy where he averaged 10.7 points and 3.5 assists per game... Personal:
Full name is Chase Ma� h ew Ward-McEwen... Born Mar. 26, 1993 in Columbia, Md... Son of Derek McEwen and Tamara
Ward Lucas... Brothers - Tre, DJ, Kyle and Marcus; Sisters - Logan, Kennedy... Father played football at Villanova... Stepfather
played football at Delaware... Plans to play basketball overseas or work in criminal jus� ce... Favorite book: “Hunger Games”;
Favorite class: Coaching Basketball; Favorite musical ar� st: Tyga; Chase can’t go a week without: Basketball; Most thrilling moment
in sports: Dunking on two people at the same � me; Advice to kids: “Work hard, play hard”; Favorite food: Burritos from
Sonic; Favorite sport: Volleyball; Toughest opponents Chase has ever played against: Corban Collins, Terry Brutus; What people don’t know about Chase: “He’s got
bounce”; When he was a kid, Chase tried to be like: Michael Jordan.
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DEBORAH
DAVIS
Associate Athletic Director
NCAA Compliance • Senior Woman Administrator
17th Year • Tusculum College, 1997
Deborah Davis is in her 17th year on the Tusculum College Athle� c staff . Davis, a na-
� v e of Milan, Tenn., has served the Pioneer athle� cs department in a variety of roles. Davis
holds the � tles of Associate Athle� c Director, Senior Woman Administrator and oversees
NCAA Compliance for Tusculum’s 14 intercollegiate sports.
As Associate Athle� c Director, Davis is responsible for the day-to-day opera� on of the
athle� cs department. Davis is entering her seventh year as Tusculum’s NCAA Compliance
Offi cer. She is responsible for tracking student-athlete eligibility and Tusculum’s con� nued
compliance with NCAA rules and regula� ons.
She is serving as chair of the South Atlan� c Conference Compliance Offi cers Committee
and the SAC Senior Woman Administrators commi� ee.
She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Tusculum College. In 1997, she
earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Organiza� onal Management, gradua� ng Magna
Cum Laude. Davis followed that in 1999 with her Master’s degree in the same fi eld from
Tusculum.
She is married to Mr. Sco� Davis and they are the parents of two daughters, Kandice
and Amber and have two grandsons, Ty and Trey.
RANDY
LOGGINS
Assistant Athletic Director
6th Year • Tusculum College, 2006 Tom Stueber is beginning his third year as the Faculty Athle� cs Representa� ve at Tusculum
College and his seven as Assistant Athle� c trainer. He is also star� ng his third year as
Director of the Athle� c Training Educa� on Program at Tusculum.
Randy Loggins is entering his sixth year as Assistant Athle� c Director at Tusculum College.
Loggins, a 2006 Tusculum graduate, serves as the business manager for the athle� c
department, overseeing the budgets for all 14 sponsored sports. He assists with NCAA compliance,
game-day opera� ons, promo� ons, football season � cket sales and support for all
internal opera� ons. He also serves as the department liason for all summer sports camp and
the Pioneer Student Athlete Advisory Council.
Loggins came to the Greeneville campus in 2003 as a member of the Pioneer football
team. The Stockton, Calif. na� ve le� e red on the off ensive line for two seasons, including
TC’s South Atlan� c Conference Championship campaign in 2003. The Pioneers posted a combined
15-6 record during his two years at Tusculum.
In 2005, he served as a student assistant football coach, where he assisted with the
defensive backs.
Loggins has severed on several commi� ees, including the College’s Quality Enhancement
Plan, Community Standards Board and the NCAA Division II Regional Baseball Committee.
He has worked with the Greeneville Astros minor league baseball team (2006-08) and
will be in his fi � h year as a TSSAA football offi cial this fall.
Loggins is married to the former Brook Miller of Richmond, Ky. Brook is a 2003 graduate
of Tusculum who starred on the Pioneer women’s tennis team. Randy and Brook are the
proud parents of one daughter, Kamara Grace.
MIKE
JOY
Assistant Athletic Director
17th Year • University of Kentucky, 1978
Mike Joy is beginning his second year as Assistant Athle� c Director at Tusculum College.
Joy, who has been affi liated with Tusculum for the past 16 years, will also con� nue to
guide the women’s soccer program, a post he has held since 1997.
Joy will assist with fundraising eff orts and special projects within the Tusculum Athle�
c Department and its 14 intercollegiate sports.
Since his arrival in Greeneville in 1997, TC women’s soccer has established itself as
one of the most formidable programs in the South Atlan� c Conference and NCAA Division II.
Since 2000, the Pioneers have claimed either the SAC regular season championship, the SAC
Tournament � tle or advanced to the NCAA II Tournament in all but two seasons. During his
storied tenure, Joy’s teams have claimed four SAC Championships and four SAC Tournament
� t les in the last eight years. Tusculum has also accounted for a remarkable 12 straight winning
seasons during Joy’s watch.
Coach Joy’s squads have grown accustomed to facing tough compe� � on, as TC tradi-
� o nally plays a challenging schedule consis� ng of a number of Top 25 opponents. His desire
to face some of Division II’s best teams makes Joy’s 181-75-18 coaching record at Tusculum
all the more impressive. He is one of the winningest ac� ve coaches in NCAA Division
II women’s soccer, ranking fourth with 267 total victories and 16th with a .714 career win
percentage. With a 64-20-6 record (.744) against SAC opponents, Joy ranks second all-� me
among SAC women’s soccer coaches in league victories (64). He also places second with 181
overall wins (since 1998).
A na� ve of Dallas, Texas, Joy came to Tusculum a� er a successful fi ve-year run at
Midway College. While at the Midway, Ky. school, Joy posted an impressive 86-25-5 record,
while capturing fi ve consecu� ve Kentucky Intercollegiate Athle� c Conference (KIAC) � tles.
He also guided the Eagles to a record fi ve NAIA regional championship appearances. Joy’s
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teams claimed two Mid-South Region � tles and earned back-to-back berths in the NAIA Na-
� o nal Championships in 1994 and 1995. His squads were also ranked in the NAIA Top 20
during all fi ve seasons, and remarkably, his teams never lost a conference match during his
watch.
For his eff orts, the 1978 University of Kentucky graduate has earned NAIA District 32,
NSCAA/Umbro Midsouth and Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year accolades. More impressively,
he has been nominated three � mes for Na� onal Coach of the Year considera� on.
In 1990, Joy returned to his alma mater to start the women’s soccer program at Kentucky.
While compe� ng as a club team, the Lady Kats posted a 20-12-2 record during his two
seasons in Lexington. Joy served double-duty on the Pioneer athle� cs staff for three years,
also ac� ng as head coach of the Tusculum men and women’s tennis programs. In his successful
three-year run at the net, he accounted for a combined 79-64 record for both programs.
The 2000-01 season was his fi nest, as the men’s squad posted a 13-8 tally and fi nished third
in the South Atlan� c Conference. The women’s team also shined that year, as the Pioneers
went 13-10 and became the fi rst Tusculum team to earn a berth in the NCAA Division II
Tournament.
For his eff orts in the 2000-01 season, Joy was honored by his peers as the recipient
of the Art Argauer Award, which recognizes the Tusculum College Coach of the Year of the
school’s 14 sponsored sports. He earned the Argaurer Award again in the 2006-07 campaign.
He is also the director and founder of the “Joy of Soccer” camp, which has just completed
its 18th year.
Joy and his wife Kathy, who is an academic advisor for the Tusculum College Graduate
and Professional Studies program, are the parents of three children, Heather, Lesli, and
Jus� n. Heather graduated from Tusculum in 1999 a� er two seasons as goalkeeper. Lesli is a
graduate of Midway College, and Jus� n currently lives in Lexington, Ky. Coach Joy also has
one grandson, Tyler and four granddaughters, Madison, Brooklynn, Jaydan, and Briana.
TOM
STUEBER
Faculty Athletic Representative
7th Year • Marshall University, 1989
The faculty athle� cs representa� ve (FAR) at Tusculum is a member of the faculty or
administra� ve staff who is designated by the president to represent the ins� tu� o n and its
faculty in the ins� tu� o n’s rela� onships with the NCAA and the South Atlan� c Conference.
The FAR is ac� ve in maintaining the academic integrity within the athle� cs program, assisting
with the overall student-athlete well-being as well as assists with the ins� tu� o nal control
of the athle� cs program.
Stueber, a na� ve of Pine Bush, N.Y, came to Tusculum from William Woods University
in Fulton, Mo., where he served as Athle� c Training Educa� on Program Director since
1998.
At Tusculum, he is the cer� fi ed athle� c trainer for the sports of men and women’s
tennis, while also serving as an assistant professor in Athle� c Training Educa� on Program.
While in Missouri, he also worked at the Capital Region Medical Center in Jeff erson
City where he provided sports medicine out-reach services.
From 1994-98, he was a clinical athle� c trainer at the Healthworks division of the
Audrian Medical Center in Mexico, Mo.
In 1993, he was an adjunct faculty member at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth,
Ohio. Prior to that, he served as a clinical athle� c trainer with the Sco� Orthopedic
Center in Hun� ngton, W.Va.
Stueber is a 1989 graduate of Marshall University where he earned a bachelor’s degree
in Athle� c Training. He followed that with a Masters degree from Ohio University in
1992.
While at Ohio, he served as a graduate assistant athle� c trainer. In the summer of
1991, he was an athle� c trainer with the Newburgh Raiders Minor-Professional Football
Team in New York.
Stueber is cer� fi ed by the Na� onal Athle� c Trainers Associa� on (NATA) and is a clinical
instructor educator with the NATA Educa� onal Council.
He has taken American Red Cross Instructor Training in CPR for the Professional Rescuer
and Community First Aid & Safety.
He is a member of the Tennessee Athle� c Trainers Society and a former member of
the Missouri Athle� c Trainers Associa� on. He is also a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha
Fraternity.
In 2004, he was the recipient of a Presiden� al Cita� on for signifi cant contribu� on to
academic life at William Woods University.
Stueber has one son Tanner, and two daughters, Sydney and Zoe.

2011-12 STATISTICS & RESULTS
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES ................................(11-16) (7-6) (3-8) (1-2)
CONFERENCE ..............................(8-10) (6-3) (2-7) (0-0)
NON-CONFERENCE ......................(3-6) (1-3) (1-1) (1-2)
TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS
## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
13 Vest, Kevin ...........................27 27 837 31.0 124 265 .468 41 103 .398 126 146 .863 11 92 103 3.8 73 3 67 75 3 45 415 15.4
Conference-Only ...................18 18 585 32.5 88 188 .468 30 77 .390 83 96 .865 5 62 67 3.7 51 2 47 47 3 36 289 16.1
21 Klempin, Tommy ..................27 27 709 26.3 99 159 .623 0 0 .000 93 125 .744 52 85 137 5.1 80 1 9 60 9 16 291 10.8
Conference-Only ...................18 18 461 25.6 64 108 .593 0 0 .000 49 66 .742 34 59 93 5.2 55 1 7 36 6 11 177 9.8
14 Steigerwald, Jus� n ...............26 26 893 34.3 94 190 .495 27 83 .325 55 74 .743 21 98 119 4.6 59 1 96 61 16 36 270 10.4
Conference-Only ...................18 18 665 36.9 70 151 .464 20 69 .290 39 52 .750 14 70 84 4.7 40 0 65 45 13 24 199 11.1
05 Carter, Darius .......................27 1 521 19.3 44 124 .355 10 37 .270 44 54 .815 7 38 45 1.7 69 2 42 46 3 19 142 5.3
Conference-Only ...................18 0 346 19.2 27 82 .329 7 27 .259 28 30 .933 5 24 29 1.6 48 1 34 26 1 9 89 4.9
23 Spinks, Nick ..........................27 20 626 23.2 55 141 .390 7 18 .389 8 19 .421 12 56 68 2.5 35 0 58 48 3 23 125 4.6
Conference-Only ...................18 14 424 23.6 38 91 .418 4 10 .400 7 12 .583 8 37 45 2.5 21 0 37 37 1 16 87 4.8
04 Spinks, Neal .........................21 0 249 11.9 37 79 .468 0 1 .000 19 29 .655 17 28 45 2.1 33 0 6 20 10 3 93 4.4
Conference-Only ...................12 0 150 12.5 28 48 .583 0 0 .000 15 23 .652 12 16 28 2.3 18 0 5 13 6 1 71 5.9
24 O’Conner, Daniel ..................26 8 526 20.2 30 89 .337 2 12 .167 14 24 .583 24 58 82 3.2 48 3 25 34 15 8 76 2.9
Conference-Only ...................17 7 364 21.4 21 59 .356 0 4 .000 12 18 .667 20 33 53 3.1 29 2 14 25 12 7 54 3.2
52 Tuz, Anton ............................17 3 136 8.0 20 43 .465 0 6 .000 4 8 .500 10 20 30 1.8 15 0 1 6 2 6 44 2.6
Conference-Only ...................10 2 84 8.4 11 21 .524 0 2 .000 1 4 .250 6 10 16 1.6 5 0 1 4 2 4 23 2.3
22 Taylor, Ty ..............................10 0 23 2.3 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 4 6 .667 1 6 7 0.7 6 0 1 3 0 0 4 0.4
Conference-Only .....................4 0 4 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0.0
33 Jorgensen, Mar� n ..................7 0 16 2.3 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0
Conference-Only .....................4 0 7 1.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
TEAM .......................................... 43 51 94 3.5 0 6 0
Conference-Only ....................... 28 35 63 3.5 0 4 0
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Total .....................................27 630 1341 .470 90 272 .331 442 600 .737 243 652 895 33.1 513 18 371 454 72 173 1792 66.4
Conference-Only ...................18 414 886 .467 62 194 .320 269 356 .756 153 418 571 31.7 322 9 244 292 48 115 1159 64.4
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Opponents ...........................27 612 1440 .425 196 524 .374 400 561 .713 269 551 820 30.4 542 - 321 389 96 215 1820 67.4
Conference-Only ...................18 398 929 .428 133 342 .389 257 347 .741 167 362 529 29.4 332 4 209 248 67 140 1186 65.9
Team Sta� s� cs TC OPP
SCORING .............................................................1792 1820
Points per game ...................................................... 66.4 67.4
Scoring margin ........................................................ -1.0 -
FIELD GOALS-ATT ..........................................630-1341 612-1440
Field goal pct ...........................................................470 .425
3 POINT FG-ATT ................................................90-272 196-524
3-point FG pct ......................................................... .331 .374
3-pt FG made per game ............................................ 3.3 7.3
FREE THROWS-ATT .........................................442-600 400-561
Free throw pct .........................................................737 .713
F-Throws made per game .......................................16.4 14.8
REBOUNDS ............................................................895 820
Rebounds per game ................................................ 33.1 30.4
Rebounding margin ................................................+2.8 -
ASSISTS .................................................................371 321
Assists per game .....................................................13.7 11.9
TURNOVERS ..........................................................454 389
Turnovers per game ................................................ 16.8 14.4
Turnover margin ..................................................... -2.4 -
Assist/turnover ra� o ................................................. 0.8 0.8
STEALS ...................................................................173 215
Steals per game ........................................................6.4 8.0
BLOCKS ....................................................................72 96
Blocks per game ........................................................ 2.7 3.6
ATTENDANCE .......................................................6982 6892
Home games-Avg/Game .................................... 13-537 11-594
Neutral site-Avg/Game ................................................ - 3-119
SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total
Tusculum .............................................. 881 911 1792
Opponents ............................................ 899 921 1820
Date Opponent W/L Score A� end
11/11/11 MOUNT OLIVE+ L 64-77 510
11/12/11 BARTON+ L 69-89 382
11/18/11 vs. King (Tenn.)^ L 70-81 117
11/19/11 vs. Cincinna� Chris� an^ W 94-64 116
11/22/11 LEES-MCRAE& W 75-60 489
11/25/11 at Bluefi eld State$ W 86-67 209
11/26/11 vs. Mountain State$ L 47-50 125
12/03/11 at Brevard* W 74-63 791
12/10/11 NEWBERRY* W 76-70 467
12/19/11 WINSTON-SALEM L 70-74 162
01/04/12 at #3 Lincoln Memorial* L 66-80 810
01/07/12 WINGATE* L 51-60 362
01/11/12 CARSON-NEWMAN* W 67-61 918
01/14/12 CATAWBA* W 70-69 944
01/18/12 at Anderson (S.C.)* L 63-75 603
01/21/12 at Mars Hill* L 57-63 502
01/25/12 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 47-51 705
01/28/12 at Newberry* L 68-87 534
02/01/12 #9 LINCOLN MEMORIAL* L 58-65 508
02/04/12 BREVARD* W 66-50 411
02/08/12 at Carson-Newman* L 64-78 842
02/11/12 at Wingate* L 43-63 567
02/15/12 #24 ANDERSON (S.C.)* L 72-75 522
02/18/12 at Catawba* W 60-50 511
02/22/12 LENOIR-RHYNE* W 70-54 302
02/25/12 MARS HILL* W 87-72 1011
02/29/12 at #12 Lincoln Memorial# L 58-72 460
* = South Atlan� c Conference Game
# = SAC Tournament - Quarterfi nal, Harrogate, Tenn.
+ = SAC/Conference Carolinas Challenge, Greeneville, Tenn.
^ = Dick Campbell Memorial Classic, Jeff erson City, Tenn.
$ = Currence Classic, Bluefi eld, W.Va.
& = Suspended game completed on Dec. 1, 2011
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TUSCULUM BASKETBALL HISTORY
LENZY HOUSTON
ALL AMERICAN

The all-� me results sec� on is a work in progress.
If you have any informa� on that would
help, please contact the Tusculum Athle� c
Media Rela� o ns Offi ce
1 9 10
Record & Results Not Available
1 9 10-11
Record & Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
2/13 Tennessee L 26-45
1 9 1 4 -15
Record & Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
2/11 at Tennessee L 19-24
1 9 1 6 -17
Record & Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/13 at Tennessee L 11-39
2/19 Tennessee W 18-17
1 9 1 7 -18
Record & Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/14 at Tennessee L 17-21
2/18 Tennessee W 33-26
1 9 1 9 - 20
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/19 at Tennessee L 35-41
1 9 20-21
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/15 at Tennessee L 15-41
1 9 22-23
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/15 at Tennessee L 19-35
1 9 2 5 -26
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/16 at Tennessee L 22-44
1 9 2 7 -28 ( 11-4 )
Results Not Available
1 9 2 8 - 47
Record & Results Not Available
1 9 3 4 - 3 5
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- Appalachian St. L 25-27
1 9 3 5 - 3 6
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- Appalachian St. W 26-19
1 944- 4 5
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
12/15 at Tennessee L 17-49
1 948- 49
Results Not Complete
Coach: Don Spargo
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- Elizabethton College W 57-35
------- Mars Hill L 41-56
------- B.T. Chevrolet L 41-48
------- Mars Hill W 44-40
------- Asheville-Biltmore L 37-52
------- Union (Ky.) L 58-79
------- East Tennessee St. L 34-56
------- Maryville L 29-63
------- King W 68-55
------- Carson-Newman L 50-52
------- Emory & Henry L 62-83
------- Milligan L 46-64
------- King L 59-62
------- Cumberland (Ky.) W 70-55
------- Lincoln Memorial W 56-54
------- Asheville-Biltmore W 59-46
------- East Tennessee St. L 44-61
------- Emory & Henry W 57-55
------- Lincoln Memorial L 53-83
------- Milligan L 63-73
1 950-5 1
Record & Results Not Available
1 952-5 3
Results Not Complete
SMAC Champions
SMAC Tournament Champions
Coach: Tack Coun� s s
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/6 Lincoln Memorial* W 94-79
1/24 at Lincoln Memorial* L 77-91
2/21 at Western Carolina L 72-109
------- East Tennessee St.* L 62-89
------- East Tennessee St.* L 78-88
1 953-54
Results Not Complete
Coach: Tack Coun� s s
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- Beckley L N/A
------- Milligan* W 74-71
------- Emory & Henry* L 71-87
12/4 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 66-98
12/5 at Appalachian St. W 71-65
12/2 Appalachian St. W 84-74
1/16 Lincoln Memorial* W 81-79
------- Union (Ky.)* W 108-81
------- Carson-Newman* W 94-79
------- Milligan* W 91-79
------- Union (Ky.)* L 85-90
------- Carson-Newman* W 96-87
------- Emory & Henry* W 109-103
------- King W 91-66
------- King W 63-60
------- East Tennessee St. L 79-97
------- East Tennessee St. L 65-72
VSAC Tournament
------- Union W 91-71
------- Emory & Henry L 99-106
2/27 at Lincoln Memorial# L 72-74
# VSAC Tournament, Harrogate, Tenn.
1 954- 55
Coach: Larry McClements
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- at East Tennessee St. L 58-100
------- at Bluefi eld L 86-90
1/5 at Milligan* L 78-80
1/8 Carson-Newman* L 73-78
1/12 Milligan* L 71-81
1/15 Pikeville L 81-103
1/17 Lincoln Memorial* W 68-61
1/22 at Lincoln Memorial* L 41-62
1/27 East Tennessee St. L 54-89
1/31 Bluefi eld W 87-68
2/3 Emory & Henry W 103-94
2/4 at King W 74-70
2/7 at Union (Ky.) L 69-88
2/8 at Pikeville W 51-50
2/12 King W 66-65
2/18 Maryville W 89-85
2/19 at Carson-Newman* W 83-70
2/21 at Maryville W 93-73
2/25 at Emory & Henry
3/3 v. Lincoln Memorial+ L 77-83
+ SMAC Tournament, Morristown, Tenn.
1 955- 56 ( 1 8 - 7 )
Coach: Larry McClements
SMAC Champions
SMAC Tournament Champions
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/26 at King W 85-74
12/1 Lincoln Memorial* L 77-101
12/3 Union (Ky.) W 91-79
12/6 at Maryville W 76-64
12/9 East Tennessee St. L 63-69
1/7 at East Tennessee St. L 64-70
1/9 Milligan* W 86-76
1/11 Pikeville W 78-73
1/14 v. Western Carolina+ L 81-94
1/21 Carson-Newman* W 62-61
1/25 Maryville W 88-63
1/28 Tennessee Wesleyan W 72-66
1/30 at Union (2OT) W 82-77
2/2 at Cha� anooga W 64-58
2/3 at Sewanee W 75-70
2/7 at Tennessee Wesleyan L -------
2/9 Bluefi eld W 97-80
2/11 at Lincoln Memorial* L 49-64
2/17 at Emory & Henry* (OT) L 97-98
2/18 at Carson-Newman* W 75-56
2/21 at Milligan* W 82-74
2/24 Emory & Henry* W 86-72
2/25 King W 69-61
3/2 v. Union% W 94-87
3/3 at Lincoln Memorial% W 55-51
+ Bryson City, N.C.
% SMAC Tournament, Harrogate, Tenn.
24 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1 956- 57 ( 1 7 - 7 )
Results Not Complete
Coach: Larry McClements
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/24 Concord W 84-71
11/30 Union (Ky.) W 84-63
12/1 at Milligan W 71-58
12/5 Lincoln Memorial* W 60-55
12/8 East Tennessee St.* L 51-59
12/11 Milligan W 71-61
12/12 at Maryville W 83-67
1/5 Emory & Henry W 73-58
1/8 at East Tennessee St.* L 51-75
1/10 at Lincoln Memorial* L 62-67
1/11 Cha� a nooga W 102-72
1/19 Bluefi eld W 112-58
1/23 Tennessee Wesleyan* L 55-71
1/26 Carson-Newman* W 80-75
1/28 at Union (Ky.) L 74-91
2/1 at Bluefi eld W 91-80
2/2 at King W 85-69
2/7 King W 61-59
2/9 at Tenn. Wesleyan* (2OT) L N/A
2/15 Maryville W 88-68
2/16 at Carson-Newman* W 69-67
2/19 at Emory & Henry - N/A
2/20 at Pikeville W 51-50
2/28 v. Milligan+ W 71-69
3/1 at Lincoln Memorial+ L 62-72
+ SMAC Tournament, Harrogate, Tenn.
1 957- 64
Record & Results Not Available
1 964- 65 ( 1 6 - 6 )
Complete Results Not Available
Coach: Leo Cur� n
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- at Asheville-Biltmore L 70-77
------- Asheville-Biltmore W 91-76
1 965- 66 ( 1 6 - 7 )
VSAC Tournament Champions
Results Not Complete
Coach: Leo Cur� n/Pat Vinson
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/23 Asheville-Biltmore W 83-71
11/27 at Berea - -------
12/1 at Asheville-Biltmore L 72-82
12/6 at Bryan* - -------
12/10 Tennessee Wesleyan* W 63-60
12/13 at Emory & Henry W 83-70
12/17 Berea - -------
1/8 at Woff ord L 83-92
1/11 Lincoln Memorial* W 63-58
1/13 Emory & Henry W 93-56
1/17 Milligan* W 95-72
1/21 at King* W 77-64
1/27 Carson-Newman* L 68-97
1/29 at Lincoln Memorial* W 52-50
2/5 Woff ord L 67-84
2/7 at Tennessee Wesleyan* L 61-74
2/8 King* (OT) W 94-90
2/10 at Carson-Newman* L 64-84
2/15 at Milligan* W 65-63
2/17 Bryan* W 90-66
2/24 at Belmont@ W 55-50
2/25 v. UT Mar� n@ W 59-50
2/26 v. Union (Tenn.)@ W 69-67
* VSAC Game
+ VSAC Tournament, Nashville, Tenn.
1 966- 67 ( 12-11)
Results Not Available
1 967- 68 ( 3-20)
Results Not Available
1 968- 7 3
Results Not Available
1 973-74
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
1/14 at Lincoln Memorial (OT) W 109-108
2/9 Lincoln Memorial L 81-82
1 974- 75 ( 6 -20)
Coach: Ed Coates
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- at Clinch Valley L 60-91
------- at Eckerd W 73-65
------- at Clearwater Chris� an W 106-75
------- Emory & Henry* W 72-71
------- Lee L 63-90
------- Bethel L 64-70
------- King* L 62-95
------- at Maryville* L 68-78
------- at Carson-Newman* L 70-92
------- University of the South L 68-82
1/20 Lincoln Memorial* L 95-103
------- at Covenant L 76-99
------- at Trevecca W 93-88
------- at Milligan* L 65-100
------- at Tennessee Wesleyan* L 60-72
------- at King* L 79-95
------- Maryville L 72-88
------- Trevecca W 104-89
------- at Lee L 45-94
------- Clinch Valley W 83-78
2/15 at Lincoln Memorial* L 78-86
------- at Emory & Henry* L 72-83
------- at Bryan L 84-104
------- Milligan* L 98-120
------- Carson-Newman* L 58-70
1 975- 76
Results Not Available
Coach: Ed Coates
1 976- 77 ( 8 -20)
Coach: Folly Malone
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/19 at Cumberland, Ky.+ L 98-104
11/20 v. West Virginia Tech+ L 80-99
11/23 at Clinch Valley L 80-82
11/30 Lee L -------
12/2 at Bryan L 70-76
12/4 Bluefi eld W 89-85
12/7 at Warren Wilson W 110-86
12/9 at Augusta State L 70-91
12/10 at Oglethorp College L 76-78
12/14 at Maryville W 109-97
1/8 Radford W 96-84
1/11 Carson-Newman L 88-111
1/13 Tennessee Wesleyan L 88-108
1/18 Lincoln Memorial* L 60-89
1/20 King W 114-94
1/21 at Tennessee Temple L 87-105
1/22 at Covenant L 78-87
1/24 at Milligan L 85-91
1/26 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 88-105
2/1 Warren Wilson W 100-76
2/3 at King L 82-96
2/5 Clinch Valley W 83-64
2/10 at Carson-Newman L 80-97
2/12 at Lincoln Memorial* L 64-112
2/17 Milligan L 94-129
2/19 at Tennessee Wesleyan# L 80-97
+ Op� mist Tip-Off Tournament, Williamsburg, Ky.
# VSAC East Playoff s, Athens, Tenn.
1 977- 78 ( 13-18 )
Results Not Complete
Coach: Folly Malone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/14 at Cumberland (Ky.) L 90-114
11/28 at David Lipscomb L 55-70
11/29 at David Lipscomb W 81-80
12/2 Milligan W 98-89
12/3 at Clinch Valley W 74-72
12/6 at King L 75-87
12/9 Warren Wilson W 95-68
12/10 at Maryville L 62-66
1/7 Maryville W 105-97
1/14 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 70-81
1/17 at Carson-Newman L 84-86
1/19 at Bryan L 70-92
1/20 at Covenant W 82-65
1/21 at Lee L 75-126
1/24 at Warren Wilson W 68-62
1/27 Millsaps L 68-75
1/28 at Lincoln Memorial* L 57-73
2/2 Tennessee Wesleyan L 69-92
2/3 Covenant W 88-86
2/4 King L 83-94
2/7 Clinch Valley W 82-70
2/11 Lee L 69-72
2/14 Bryan W 89-73
2/16 Carson-Newman L 91-122
2/17 Bluefi eld W 84-78
2/18 Lincoln Memorial* W 75-74
---- Carson-Newman% L 75-98
% VSAC Tournament
1 978- 79 ( 1 9 -10)
Coach: Folly Malone
VSAC Eastern Division Champions
VSAC Champions
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/18 at Lee L 67-99
11/24 v. Milligan+ L 80-94
11/25 v. Clinch Valley+ W 102-77
11/27 at Emory & Henry W 61-59
12/5 King* (OT) W 86-85
12/14 at Univ. of South W 99-79
12/15 at Bryan L 71-83
---- at Winthrop L 78-85
1/5 v. John Carroll% W 66-61
1/6 at Francis Marion% L 87-116
1/9 Univ. of the South W 96-76
1/13 Tennessee Wesleyan W 71-64
1/16 Carson-Newman W 94-82
1/22 Emory & Henry W 94-76
1/27 Lincoln Memorial* W 104-79
2/1 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 72-70
2/3 King W 77-76
2/6 Lee W 99-90
2/10 Bluefi eld W 104-78
2/12 Bryan W 95-80
2/15 at Carson-Newman L 76-92
2/17 at Lincoln Memorial* (3OT) L 93-96

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
2/22 Milligan* W 74-70
2/26 Tenn. Wesleyan@(OT) W 84-84
2/28 at Milligan@(OT) W 63-57
3/2 LeMoyne-Owen@ W 91-87
3/5 at Lambuth# L 85-95
+ King Holiday Tournament, Bristol, Tenn.
% Swamp Fox Invita� onal, Florence, S.C.
@VSAC Playoff s
# NAIA Playoff s
1 979- 8 0 ( 2 5 - 8 )
Coach: Folly Malone
VSAC Eastern Division Champions
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/8 Lee W 111-100
11/10 Steed College W ----
11/12 Union (Tenn.) L 105-107
11/17 at Union (Tenn.) L 74-88
11/19 at Lambuth W 94-93
11/23 College of the Ozarks+ W 95-75
11/24 v. Lane+ W 80-71
11/26 at Bethel W ----
12/1 Milligan* W 93-81
12/4 at King* L 75-80
12/6 Emory & Henry W 87-63
12/10 Bethel W 124-80
12/14 Trevecca Nazarene W 85-63
12/15 David Lipscomb W 86-71
1/5 Bristol W 138-77
1/12 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 80-91
1/15 at Carson-Newman W 80-73
1/17 Fisk W 87-81
1/19 at Lee W 72-67
1/21 at Emory & Henry W 93-67
1/26 at Lincoln Memorial* L 91-95
1/31 Tennessee Wesleyan W 93-80
2/6 at Bristol W 117-64
2/4 at Bluefi eld W 66-57
2/11 at David Lipscomb W 83-82
2/12 at Fisk (OT) W 79-73
2/14 Carson-Newman W 91-84
2/16 Lincoln Memorial* W 113-101
2/19 King* W 69-67
2/21 at Milligan L 82-84
2/23 Milligan@ L 96-98
3/1 Chris� a n Brothers% L 74-77
@ VSAC Tournament
+ Baker Invita� o nal, McKenzie, Tenn.
% NAIA District Playoff s, Greeneville, Tenn.
1 980-8 1 ( 7 -18 )
Results Not Complete
Coach: Folly Malone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/15 at Union (Tenn.) L 77-90
11/19 Union (Tenn.) W 101-85
11/21 at Milligan+ W 83-72
11/22 v. Tennessee Wesleyan+ L 73-79
11/25 at UNC Asheville L 81-87
11/28 v. Lander^ L 73-81
11/29 at Winthrop L 78-95
12/2 King* L 95-96
12/5 v. Cumberland (Ky.)% L 61-93
12/6 v. Lee% (OT) L 92-96
12/13 at Milligan L 82-88
12/26 v. Concord& L 88-97
12/27 v. Rio Grande& W 83-67
1/20 Carson-Newman* W 73-68
1/24 Lincoln Memorial* L 63-77
1/29 at Tennessee Wesleyan L -------
1/31 Tennessee Wesleyan (OT) W 73-70
2/4 UNC Asheville L 64-83
2/10 Lee L 70-94
2/12 Carson-Newman L 55-61
2/14 at Lincoln Memorial* L 49-52
2/16 at Lee L 88-103
2/17 at King* L 53-67
2/21 Carson-Newman@ W 80-69
2/23 at Tennessee Wesleyan@ L 46-70
^ Rock Hill, S.C.
+ Tip-Off Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.
% Lenoir City Tip-Off Tourn., Lenoir City, Tenn.
& Bluefi eld State Tournament, Bluefi eld, W.Va.
@ VSAC Playoff s
1 981-8 2 ( 6 -20)
Coach: Folly Malone
Results Not Complete
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/20 v. Tenn. Wesleyan+ L 80-86
11/21 v. Bryan+ W 86-70
11/23 at UNC Asheville L 59-82
11/27 v. Gardner-Webb^ L 61-84
11/28 at Limestone^ L 68-94
12/1 at King* L 80-81
12/10 Tennessee Wesleyan* W 78-72
12/11 v. Maryville% L 65-73
12/12 v. Knoxville% L 80-81
12/14 Cumberland (Ky.) L 73-88
1/15 Lee W 76-72
1/19 at Carson-Newman* L 74-85
1/23 at Lincoln Memorial* L 72-92
1/28 at Tenn. Wesleyan (OT) L 67-69
2/1 Gardner-Webb W 68-62
2/3 UNC Asheville L 64-73
2/6 at Lee L 69-82
2/11 Carson-Newman L 82-92
2/13 Lincoln Memorial* L 75-105
2/16 King* L 61-68
2/18 at Milligan L 76-89
2/20 King@ L 56-63
@VSAC Tournament
+ Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.
^ Limestone Tournament, Gaff ney, S.C.
% Rotary Club Tip-Off , Lenoir City, Tenn.
1 982-8 3 ( 13-18 )
Results Not Complete
Coach: Folly Malone
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- Limestone W 86-67
11/15 Cumberland L 60-77
11/22 at Knoxville L 86-95
11/23 at Limestone L 51-77
11/26 v. Lincoln Memorial+ L 83-103
11/27 v. Alice Lloyd+ W 111-68
11/29 at Mars Hill L 73-95
12/2 King* L 62-67
12/4 at Belmont L 70-90
12/6 Knoxville W 82-66
12/8 at Milligan* W 57-56
12/9 at Jacksonville State L 62-91
12/10 at West Georgia L 88-111
12/11 at Southern Tech L 71-72
12/14 Tenn. Wesleyan* (OT) W 90-79
12/17 v. Belmont# L 84-92
12/18 v. Manchester# W 84-78
1/13 at Cumberland (KY) L 60-89
1/15 Mars Hill W 91-78
1/17 Carson-Newman* L 91-107
1/22 Lincoln Memorial* L 75-84
1/27 at Tenn. Wesleyan* (OT) L 68-72
1/28 v. Warren Wilson& W 66-58
1/29 v. King& W 67-59
2/4 Lee* W 93-89
2/10 at Carson-Newman* L 55-80
2/15 at King* W 58-57
2/17 Milligan* W 83-75
2/21 at Lincoln Memorial* L 61-73
------- Carson-Newman% L 82-87
+ at Bristol, Tenn.
# at Jeff erson City, Tenn.
& Bluefi eld Invita� onal, Bluefi eld, Va.
% VSAC Tournament
1 983-84 ( 4 -23)
Results Not Available
1 984- 85
Record & Results Not Available
1 985- 86 ( 6 -21)
Coach: Kermit Co� rell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/14 at Bryan L 103-105
11/16 at Warren Wilson W 90-83
11/21 Alice-Lloyd W 72-60
11/23 at Aus� n Peay St. L 73-121
11/27 Maryville L 80-83
11/29 at Augusta L 84-93
12/3 Bluefi eld L 84-104
12/5 Milligan* (2OT) W 93-91
12/12 at King* L 98-116
12/14 at Maryville L 75-83
12/18 at Cumberland (KY) L 75-118
1/14 Warren Wilson W 101-65
1/16 at Lincoln Memorial* L 74-126
1/18 Covenant L 82-94
1/20 at Milligan* L 74-80
1/23 at Tennessee Wesleyan* L 73-92
1/25 Lee* W 101-90
1/27 Carson-Newman* L 94-108
1/31 at Covenant L 73-82
2/1 at Lee* L 82-94
2/4 Bryan L 83-87
2/6 at Carson-Newman* L 94-108
2/8 Lincoln Memorial* L 91-106
2/15 Tennessee Wesleyan* L 85-90
2/18 at Alice Lloyd (OT) W 78-77
2/20 at Bluefi eld L 86-100
2/24 at Bryan@ L 65-77
NAIA District 24 Playoff s, Dayton, Tenn.
1 986- 87 ( 13-16 )
Results Not Complete
Coach: Kermit Co� rell
Date Opponent W/L Score
------- at David Lipscomb W 132-88
------- v. Bellarmine+ L 73-90
------- at Indiana-Southeast L 70-103
1/5 at Western Carolina L 58-80
1/10 at Maryville - N/A
1/13 Bryan W 100-94
1/15 Lincoln Memorial* L 83-112
1/17 Lee L 94-98
1/19 at Milligan W 89-86
1/22 Tennessee Wesleyan - N/A
1/26 at Carson-Newman L 76-96
1/28 Johnson Bible - N/A
1/30 at Covenant - N/A
2/5 Carson-Newman L 67-71
2/7 at Lee L 102-147
2/10 at King W 70-64
2/12 Milligan W 83-79
2/14 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 88-81
2/16 at Lincoln Memorial* L 74-116
2/19 at Bryan (OT) W 89-84
+ at New Albany, Ind.
1 987- 88
Record & Results Not Available
1 988- 89 ( 9 -21)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/5 at Cumberland (TN) L 77-93
11/8 Lee L 115-123
11/10 at David Lipscomb L 80-130
11/11 Appalachian Bible W 114-84
11/15 at Virginia Intermont W 80-75
11/18 v. King+ W 81-70
11/19 at Milligan+ L 73-85
11/21 at Jacksonville State L 76-109
11/29 Cumberland (TN) W 106-95
12/1 at Alice Lloyd L 59-83
12/3 King W 82-81
12/6 at Lindsey Wilson L 84-93
12/8 at Bryan L 66-72
12/10 Alice Lloyd L 73-92
1/7 Lindsey Wilson L 71-91
1/10 Bryan L 75-105
1/12 Lincoln Memorial* L 74-95
1/19 Tennessee Wesleyan L 89-96
1/23 at Milligan L 76-88
1/26 at Lee L 104-127
1/28 Clinch Valley W 91-89
2/2 at Carson-Newman L 65-66
2/7 at King W 102-79
2/9 Carson-Newman W 69-58
2/11 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 92-120
2/13 at Lincoln Memorial* L 59-98
2/16 Milligan (2OT) L 92-97
2/22 Virginia Intermont W 86-78
2/23 at Clinch Valley L 75-76
+ Milligan Invita� o nal, Milligan College, Tenn.
1 989- 9 0 ( 9 -20)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/7 at Kennesaw State% L 68-95
11/10 at Clinch Valley$ L 78-81
11/11 v. King$ L 84-85
11/16 Central Wesleyan W 74-61
11/17 v. Mars Hill& L 64-66
11/18 v. Clinch Valley& L 81-92
11/20 Freed-Hardeman W 119-102
11/30 at Middle Tennessee St. L 56-104
12/2 at King L 67-79
12/4 at Central Wesleyan L 66-76
12/7 Virginia Intermont L 74-80
1/8 at Freed-Hardeman L 53-81
1/13 Covenant L 79-90
1/15 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 78-89
1/18 at Lee L 84-112
1/20 Clinch Valley L 60-62
1/23 Milligan L 73-85
1/25 at Warren Wilson L 83-84
1/27 Bryan L 60-85
1/30 at Bluefi eld W 85-79
2/1 Warren Wilson L 65-74
2/6 King W 94-84
2/9 Covenant W 99-62
2/10 Tennessee Wesleyan L 83-102
2/13 Lee L 94-106
2/15 at Milligan L 79-93
2/17 at Bryan W 85-77
2/20 Bluefi eld L 92-117
2/22 at Clinch Valley L 70-75
2/24 at Virginia Intermont L 65-67
% The Omni, Atlanta, Ga.
$ Clinch Valley Invita� onal, Wise, Va.
& Milligan Invita� o nal, Milligan College, Tenn.
1 990-9 1 ( 1 6 -13)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/9 Tomlinson# W 121-47
11/10 King# L 66-74
11/13 at Central Wesleyan L 59-85
11/16 v. Alice Lloyd+ L 87-91
11/17 v. Tomlinson+ W 104-56
11/20 Tomlinson (site) W 82-62
11/28 Warren Wilson W 93-68
11/30 Covenant W 90-73
12/1 King L 76-87
12/4 Central Wesleyan W 93-78
12/6 at Virginia Intermont W 93-81
12/8 Kennesaw State L 88-97
1/8 Clinch Valley W 83-70
1/10 Bryan L 67-77
1/14 Tennessee Wesleyan L 82-85
1/17 at Lee L 60-68
1/19 Tomlinson W 113-69
1/21 at Milligan L 60-82
1/24 at Warren Wilson W 75-73
1/28 Bluefi eld L 85-94
2/5 at King L 80-85
2/7 at Bryan W 80-78
2/9 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 94-79
2/11 Lee L 95-104
2/14 Milligan L 66-71
2/16 at Covenant W 63-57
2/18 at Bluefi eld W 81-69
2/21 at Clinch Valley L 76-77
2/23 Virginia Intermont W 80-72
# Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.
+ Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.
1 991-9 2 ( 13-18 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/8 v. Pikeville% L 83-86
11/9 at Lindsey Wilson% L 94-106
11/15 at Embry-Riddle+ L 91-101
11/16 v. Brewton-Parker+ L 74-99
11/22 v. Freed-Hardeman$ L 89-90
11/23 v. Tomlinson$ W 129-67
11/26 at Warren Wilson W 85-71
12/3 at King L 74-88
12/10 Bryan W 98-94
12/12 at Maryville L 60-90
1/6 Clinch Valley W 70-58
1/11 Virginia Intermont L 66-77
1/13 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 94-88
1/17 Defry (forfeit) W 2-0
1/18 at Alice Lloyd L 84-94
1/21 Milligan L 75-85
1/23 Warren Wilson W 89-76
1/25 Covenant W 76-73
1/27 at Bluefi eld L 83-85
1/30 at Virginia Intermont L 83-90
2/2 DeVry (forfeit) W 2-0
2/4 King L 72-80
2/6 at Bryan W 86-84
2/8 Tennessee Wesleyan W 101-84
2/13 at Milligan L 75-78
2/15 Alice Lloyd W 92-81
2/17 Bluefi eld W 94-76
2/20 Maryville L 80-86
2/22 at Covenant L 104-105
2/25 at Clinch Valley L 77-78
------ at Milligan@ L 77-95
% Lindsey Wilson Tourn., Columbia, Ky.
+ Embry-Riddle Tournament
$ Tusculum/Milligan Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.
(Hal Hendard Gym)
@ NAIA District 24 Tournament, Milligan, Tenn.
1 992-9 3 ( 22-11)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/18 at Warren Wilson W 123-81
11/21 Sue Benne� W 101-94
11/24 at Clinch Valley W 89-72
12/1 King W 75-69
12/3 at Carson-Newman W 86-77
12/5 Montreat (OT) W 100-91
12/7 at Sue Benne� L 88-94
12/10 at Lincoln Memorial L 71-79
12/12 Bryan W 123-92
1/4 Carson-Newman W 90-81
1/7 at North Alabama L 62-91
1/9 Virginia Intermont L 93-94
1/11 Tennessee Wesleyan L 90-96
1/14 at Montreat L 77-86
1/16 at Piedmont W 97-78
1/19 at Milligan W 77-67
1/23 Piedmont W 107-91
1/25 Bluefi eld W 117-100
1/28 at Virginia Intermont L 74-92
1/30 Covenant L 77-84
2/2 at King W 83-77
2/4 at Bryan (OT) L 98-99
2/6 at Tennessee Wesleyan W 109-93
2/9 at Alice Lloyd L 64-96
2/11 Milligan W 94-85
2/13 Alice Lloyd W 96-93
2/15 at Bluefi eld W 70-68
2/17 Warren Wilson W 131-58
2/20 at Covenant W 79-74
2/23 at Clinch Valley W 110-94
2/26 Bluefi eld# W 99-76
3/2 v. Virginia Intermont$ W 89-87
# NAIA Dist. 24 Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.
$ NAIA District 24 Tournament, Bristol, Tenn.
1 993-94 ( 13-18 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/16 Warren Wilson W 95-36
11/19 v. Wisconsin-Pla� e ville& L 61-86
11/20 v. Eureka& L 65-93
11/23 Clinch Valley* L 84-99
11/26 vs. Lee# L 95-104
11/27 vs. King# L 54-76
11/30 King* W 86-78
12/4 at Montreat-Anderson* L 72-83
12/7 at Covenant* L 76-82
12/11 Bryan* W 97-88
1/3 vs. Roberts Wesleyan$ L 97-107
1/4 at Maryville$ W 93-88
1/8 Virginia Intermont* L 87-95
1/10 at Tennessee Wesleyan* W 86-75
1/13 Montreat-Anderson* W 94-88
1/15 at Piedmont W 98-88
1/18 Milligan* L 65-90
1/22 Piedmont W 104-85
1/24 at Bluefi eld* W 103-88
1/27 at Virginia Intermont* L 90-93
2/1 King* L 91-97
2/3 at Bryan* W 102-82
2/5 Tennessee Wesleyan* W 118-105
2/9 at Alice Lloyd* L 88-105
2/10 at Milligan* L 68-80
2/12 Alice Lloyd* (OT) L 88-96
2/14 Bluefi eld* W 93-90
2/16 Warren Wilson (forfeit) W 2-0
2/19 Covenant* L 85-87
2/22 at Clinch Valley* L 92-96
2/25 at Milligan L 62-71
& Cap� al Invita� onal, Columbus, Ohio
# Lincoln Memorial Tournament, Harrogate, Tenn.
$ Maryville Tournament, Maryville, Tenn.
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1 994- 95 ( 1 4 -19 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/12 at Lee L 97-111
11/16 Piedmont L 77-100
11/18 v. Knoxville! W 88-75
11/19 at Milligan! L 81-101
11/26 at Maryville% L 57-98
11/27 v. Ferrum% L 81-97
11/29 at Virginia Intermont L 78-89
12/1 Montreat-Anderson W 87-80
12/6 at Piedmont L 71-102
12/10 at Covenant L 66-91
12/13 Tennessee Wesleyan W 93-71
1/4 at UNC Asheville L 75-113
1/6 Piedmont W 88-85
1/7 Maryville L 68-87
1/10 Bryan W 113-103
1/14 at King (OT) L 72-69
1/17 at Alice Lloyd L 90-92
1/19 Virginia Intermont L 80-85
1/23 at Montreat-Anderson W 95-85
1/25 at Clinch Valley W 98-90
1/28 Milligan L 99-106
1/31 Bluefi eld W 103-90
2/2 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 87-88
2/4 at Milligan L 95-105
2/7 Alice Lloyd W 108-104
2/9 at Bryan (OT) L 97-99
2/11 King W 89-79
2/14 Lee L 112-116
2/16 at Bluefi eld L 89-97
2/18 Covenant W 85-83
2/21 Clinch Valley W 106-75
2/25 at Va. Intermont@(OT) W 128-125
2/27 v. Milligan@ L 80-94
! Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.
% Maryville Tournament, Maryville, Tenn.
@ NAIA District 24 Tournament, Bristol, Tenn.
1 995- 96 ( 8 -23)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/17 v. Trinity Interna� onal% L 87-100
11/18 v. Ohio St.-Newark% W 96-75
11/25 v. Marie� a (OH)& L 63-90
11/26 v. Embry-Riddle& W 85-83
11/28 at Virginia Intermont* L 81-95
11/30 Montreat* L 84-91
12/2 Mar� n Methodist W 90-84
12/5 Covenant* W 109-92
12/8 v. Sue Benne� # L 63-100
12/9 at Lincoln Memorial# L 80-83
12/14 at Tennessee Wesleyan* L 68-72
1/3 at UNC Asheville L 51-98
1/6 Maryville L 80-85
1/9 Bryan* W 106-105
1/13 at King* L 80-90
1/16 at Alice Lloyd* L 75-98
1/18 Virginia Intermont* L 70-85
1/20 at Woff ord L 70-99
1/22 at Montreat* L 78-79
1/24 at Clinch Valley* L 81-87
1/27 Milligan* L 88-97
1/30 Bluefi eld* L 99-103
2/1 Tennessee Wesleyan* L 89-91
2/6 Alice Lloyd* W 92-88
2/8 at Bryan* W 88-78
2/10 King* L 100-112
2/12 at Milligan* L 83-88
2/13 at Convenant* L 65-74
2/15 at Bluefi eld* L 76-106
2/18 at Maryville L 58-70
2/20 Clinch Valley* W 99-89
% Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.
& Maryville Tournament, Maryville, Tenn.
# Lincoln Memorial Tournament, Harrogate, Tenn.
1 996- 97 ( 12-17 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/18 Carson-Newman L 73-93
11/20 Mars Hill W 88-86
11/22 at Gardner-Webb+ L 87-103
11/23 v. Bluefi eld State+ L 75-86
11/25 at Woff ord L 86-98
11/29 at Kennesaw State$ L 69-77
11/30 v. Clayton State$ L 63-66
12/4 at Mars Hill L 81-102
12/7 at Carson-Newman L 82-95
12/10 King W 75-66
12/12 at Campbell L 74-93
12/16 Kennesaw State L 89-108
1/3 at Indiana-Southeast L 79-95
1/5 at Spalding L 81-96
1/8 Mar� n Methodist W 98-91
1/11 Limestone W 93-87
1/13 at Milligan L 65-74
1/18 at East Coast Bible W 107-73
1/22 Oakland City L 106-109
1/25 Spalding W 120-115
1/29 at Lincoln Memorial W 75-64
1/31 East Coast Bible W 107-73
2/1 at Limestone L 91-106
2/10 at Oakland City L 88-93
2/15 Milligan (OT) W 99-96
3/1 Sue Benne� @ W 117-100
3/4 at Lindsey Wilson# L 72-90
+ Gardner-Webb Invita� onal., Boiling Springs, N.C.
$ Kennesaw St. Tournament, Kennesaw, Ga.
@ NAIA Mid-South Region Tourn., Greeneville, TN
# NAIA Mid-South Region Tourn., Columbia, Ky.
1 997- 98 ( 1 7 -11)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/14 v. Union! L 69-75
11/15 v. UC-Clermont! W 88-74
11/17 Lees-McRae W 105-104
11/19 at Mars Hill L 80-113
11/21 at Gardner-Webb% L 79-101
11/22 v. Limestone% W 77-66
11/25 Clinch Valley W 87-72
12/6 Gardner-Webb W 90-74
12/8 Mars Hill W 98-87
12/10 at Carson-Newman L 77-96
1/5 at Radford L 72-83
1/9 at East Coast Bible W 118-49
1/10 at Limestone W 82-65
1/12 Milligan& W 83-80
1/16 Lincoln Memorial+ L 63-100
1/17 King W 65-63
1/22 v. Pikeville^ W 66-54
1/23 at Col. of West Virginia^ L 64-92
1/26 Carson-Newman W 64-58
2/2 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 61-79
2/7 East Coast Bible W 107-51
2/9 Lenoir-Rhyne W 50-47
2/11 at Lincoln Memorial L 66-81
2/14 at Clinch Valley W 72-61
2/16 at Lees-McRae W 109-70
2/18 Limestone L 69-72
2/25 at Ohio Southern W 83-73
3/4 Rio Grande# L 70-72
! Smith/Harris Classic, Milligan College Tenn.
% Rotary-Dixie Classic, Boiling Springs, N.C.
& Final game in Pioneer Gymnasium
+ First game in Pioneer Arena
^ Coal Classic, Beckley, W.Va.
# NAIA Great Lakes Ind. Reg., Greeneville, Tenn.
1 998- 99 ( 1 4 -13)
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/13 at Indianapolis+ L 67-85
11/14 v. Ferris State+ W 62-58
11/18 Mars Hill (OT) W 89-87
11/21 at Presbyterian L 64-73
11/23 Clinch Valley W 79-69
11/29 West Virginia Tech W 100-89
12/2 at Mars Hill W 90-76
12/4 King% W 64-53
12/5 Virginia Intermont% W 95-82
12/7 Lees-McRae W 83-67
12/10 Presbyterian L 61-70
12/13 at Carson-Newman L 63-69
12/29 at Augusta State^ W 82-81
12/30 v. Paine^ W 73-57
1/4 Pfeiff er W 108-94
1/7 at Liberty L 65-94
1/13 at Western Carolina L 81-97
1/17 at Oakland City L 63-107
1/20 Lincoln Memorial L 78-82
1/26 Carson-Newman L 68-70
1/27 at #18 Wingate L 51-76
2/3 at Lincoln Memorial L 87-107
2/6 at Clinch Valley W 84-69
2/11 at Lees-McRae W 79-62
2/14 at Pfeiff er L 69-82
2/17 Oakland City L 59-76
2/20 at Milligan W 65-64
+ Tip-Off Classic, Indianapolis, Ind.
% Tusculum Invita� o nal, Greeneville, Tenn.
^ Augusta St Holiday Classic, Augusta, Ga.
1 999-00 ( 11-17 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/19 Lees-McRae L 66-76
11/22 at Liberty L 54-69
11/28 at Lees-McRae L 67-69
12/1 Lincoln Memorial W 87-66
12/3 Virginia-Wise+ W 60-56
12/4 Mar� n Methodist+ L 75-84
12/8 at Gardner-Webb* L 61-88
12/10 v. Clarion% (OT) L 69-71
12/11 v. Mt. Aloysius% W 88-75
12/14 King W 71-47
1/8 at Carson-Newman* W 84-81
1/10 Newberry* (OT) L 79-82
1/13 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 67-71
1/15 at Catawba* W 62-61
1/19 #17 Wingate* L 46-48
1/27 at Mars Hill* W 60-42
1/31 at Lincoln Memorial L 51-62
2/5 Carson-Newman* L 69-79
2/7 #16 Gardner-Webb* L 71-84
2/9 at Newberry* L 61-63
2/12 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 78-61
2/14 Presbyterian* L 55-69
2/16 Catawba* W 62-45
2/19 at #10 Wingate* L 47-50
2/23 at Presbyterian* L 43-60
2/26 Mars Hill* W 70-56
2/28 Mars Hill@ W 65-50
2/29 at #10 Wingate@ L 54-74
+ Tusculum/Takoma Tournament, Greeneville, TN
% WVU Tech Invita� o nal, Montgomery, WV
@ SAC Tournament
26 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
2000-01 ( 8 -19 )
Coach: Mike Hollowell
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/17 at Liberty L 58-84
11/20 Virginia-Wise L 70-83
11/24 at Bluefi eld State+ W 95-75
11/25 v. Concord+ (OT) L 89-100
11/27 Concord W 88-82
11/29 at Lincoln Memorial L 85-95
12/1 Virginia Intermont% W 74-66
12/2 King% L 60-68
12/4 at Virginia-Wise L 93-102
12/7 North Greenville W 65-52
12/9 at Concord L 80-84
1/6 at Presbyterian* L 43-63
1/10 at Catawba* L 75-82
1/13 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 65-66
1/17 at Newberry* L 65-72
1/20 Carson-Newman* L 65-72
1/24 Mars Hill* W 83-74
1/27 at #4 Wingate* L 61-80
1/31 Lincoln Memorial* W 86-76
2/3 Presbyterian* L 51-58
2/7 Catawba* W 81-75
2/10 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 52-76
2/14 Newberry* W 87-69
2/17 at Carson-Newman* L 72-87
2/21 at Mars Hill* L 69-84
2/24 #7 Wingate* L 84-92
2/27 at #9 Wingate@ L 67-80
+ Bluefi eld St. Tournament, Bluefi eld, W.V.
% Takoma Hospital Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.
@ SAC Tournament
2001-02 ( 1 5 -13)
Coach: Griff Mills
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/19 Concord W 50-45
11/24 USC Spartanburg W 53-41
11/27 North Greenville L 36-49
11/29 at Concord L 58-62
12/1 at Lincoln Memorial L 62-78
12/5 at North Greenville L 57-68
12/6 Milligan W 61-44
12/8 at Erskine W 56-50
12/10 at USC Spartanburg W 41-40
12/14 at Liberty (OT) L 45-46
1/2 Lincoln Memorial L 65-70
1/5 Presbyterian* W 55-50
1/9 Catawba* L 61-71
1/12 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 54-66
1/16 Newberry* W 72-50
1/19 at Carson-Newman* L 50-64
1/23 at Mars Hill* W 64-51
1/26 Wingate* L 57-61
1/29 at Milligan W 52-45
2/2 at Presbyterian* W 66-57
2/6 at Catawba* L 46-53
2/9 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 74-64
2/13 at Newberry* W 68-63
2/16 Carson-Newman* L 52-62
2/20 Mars Hill* W 67-54
2/23 at #20 Wingate* W 68-64
2/26 Lenoir-Rhyne@ W 46-44
3/1 v. #18 Carson-Newman+ L 51-88
@ SAC Tournament (1st Rd.), Greeneville, Tenn.
+ SAC Tournament (Semifi nal), Hickory, N.C.
2002-03 ( 1 6 -12)
Coach: Griff Mills
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/24 at Lees-McRae W 90-56
11/25 at Montreat L 77-82
11/27 North Greenville W 92-41
12/7 Erskine W 70-57
12/11 at Concord W 82-71
12/15 Lincoln Memorial L 47-52
12/19 Montreat W 84-69
12/22 at Lincoln Memorial L 54-71
12/29 at Lander W 69-51
1/2 Lees-McRae W 69-34
1/4 at USC Spartanburg L 55-58
1/7 Concord W 57-45
1/11 at Presbyterian* L 49-54
1/13 at North Greenville W 87-69
1/15 at Catawba* W 84-70
1/18 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 69-60
1/22 at Newberry* L 44-59
1/25 Carson-Newman* L 58-61
1/29 Mars Hill* W 66-63
2/1 at Wingate* L 55-81
2/8 Presbyterian* L 43-52
2/12 Catawba* W 81-71
2/15 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 56-63
2/19 Newberry* W 81-62
2/22 at Carson-Newman* W 72-63
2/26 at Mars Hill* L 57-65
3/1 Wingate* W 92-89
3/5 at Presbyterian@ L 54-61
@ SAC Tournament
2003-04 ( 1 9 - 8 )
Coach: Duggar Baucom
South Atlan� c Conference Champions
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/18 King W 75-55
11/23 USC Aiken W 80-66
11/25 Montreat L 77-83
11/28 at #22 Kennesaw St.+ L 79-89
11/29 v. Montevallo+ W 66-62
12/6 Virginia-Wise W 93-47
12/8 USC Spartanburg W 84-64
12/13 at Virginia-Wise W 81-57
12/18 at USC Aiken% W 84-68
12/19 vs. Augusta St.% W 91-78
12/30 at #1 Southern Indiana L 68-82
1/3 Lander W 90-79
1/10 Presbyterian* W 80-59
1/14 Catawba* (OT) W 67-63
1/17 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 73-84
1/21 Newberry* W 92-61
1/24 at Carson-Newman* W 80-76
1/28 at Mars Hill* W 75-64
1/31 Wingate* W 100-85
2/7 at Presbyterian* W 80-73
2/11 at Catawba* W 78-53
2/14 #25 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 73-72
2/18 at Newberry* L 65-80
2/21 Carson-Newman* L 63-79
2/25 Mars Hill* W 83-72
2/28 at Wingate* L 71-76
3/5 v. Catawba@ L 58-60
@ SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.
+ Kennesaw Classic, Kennesaw, Ga.
% ConocoPhillips Classic, Aiken, S.C.
2004 -05 ( 1 8 -11)
Coach: Duggar Baucom
SAC Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/19 at Lander+ W 86-80
11/20 v. Georgia College+ W 82-80
11/24 at Lincoln Memorial W 85-72
12/2 Lincoln Memorial L 82-83
12/9 King W 85-70
12/14 at King W 83-75
12/17 v. #20 West Georgia% L 72-83
12/18 at #11 Kennesaw St.% L 62-71
12/29 v. Shaw^ L 80-81
12/30 v. Augusta State^ W 92-76
1/8 at Wingate* W 92-80
1/12 Mars Hill* L 79-80
1/15 at Catawba* L 82-85
1/19 Carson-Newman* W 71-68
1/22 Newberry* W 78-75
1/26 at Presbyterian* L 75-87
1/31 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 82-108
2/5 Wingate* W 116-101
2/7 North Greenville W 100-68
2/9 at Mars Hill* L 73-94
2/12 Catawba* W 89-88
2/16 at Carson-Newman* W 101-78
2/19 at Newberry* W 97-85
2/23 Presbyterian* L 86-92
2/26 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 68-67
3/2 Carson-Newman@ W 93-76
3/5 v. Catawba# W 76-72
3/6 v. Lenoir-Rhyne# W 79-73
3/12 at #3 Bowie St.& (OT) L 88-91
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ Lander Classic, Greenwood, S.C.
% Figh� ng Owl Classic, Kennesaw, Ga.
^ L-R/Moretz Sports Classic, Hickory, NC
@ SAC Tournament (Qtrfnl), Greeneville, Tenn.
# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.
& NCAA II South Atlan� c Regional, Bowie, Md.
2005 -06 ( 1 4 -15 )
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/15 at North Greenville W 59-56
11/18 v. Georgia College+ W 82-72
11/19 at Lander+ W 74-69
11/22 at Winston-Salem St. L 62-64
11/26 Winston-Salem St. L 65-75
11/30 Bluefi eld W 80-76
12/3 at Lincoln Memorial W 61-59
12/6 Augusta State W 68-62
12/9 v. #22 West Liberty St.% L 91-121
12/10 at Glenville St.% W 81-72
12/13 Lincoln Memorial (OT) W 87-77
12/15 USC Aiken W 76-67
12/30 at Augusta State L 77-84
1/7 Wingate* W 100-92
1/11 at Mars Hill* L 77-87
1/14 Catawba* L 63-79
1/18 at Carson-Newman* W 79-71
1/21 at Newberry* L 63-82
1/25 Presbyterian* L 50-65
1/28 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 59-67
2/4 at Wingate* (OT) W 92-89
2/8 Mars Hill* W 83-72
2/11 at Catawba* L 92-99
2/15 Carson-Newman* L 64-78
2/18 Newberry* L 64-66
2/22 at Presbyterian* L 53-56
2/25 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 45-59
3/1 at Catawba# W 87-84
3/4 v. Presbyterian@ L 62-67
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ Bearcat Classic, Greenwood, S.C.
% Glenville St. Tournament, Glenville, W.Va.
# SAC Tournament-Quarterfi nal, Salisbury, N.C.
@ SAC Tournament-Semifi nal, Hickory, N.C.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
2006 -07 ( 13-15 )
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/18 at Brevard W 88-64
11/21 Bluefi eld W 78-61
11/28 Concord W 80-67
12/1 v. Ouachita Bap� s t+ W 65-63
12/2 at Queens+ L 70-82
12/6 Glenville State W 81-68
12/9 at UNC Asheville L 66-84
12/11 at Concord L 61-68
12/16 at USC Aiken W 65-61
12/19 King W 57-55
1/3 Presbyterian* L 59-61
1/6 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 62-72
1/8 at Lincoln Memorial* L 63-67
1/10 at Catawba* L 50-53
1/13 Brevard L 67-68
1/17 at Carson-Newman* W 81-73
1/20 Newberry* W 76-64
1/24 Wingate* L 72-82
1/27 at Mars Hill* L 64-67
1/31 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 66-78
2/3 Lincoln Memorial* W 61-58
2/7 Catawba* L 46-60
2/10 at Wingate* L 58-65
2/12 Carson-Newman* W 86-74
2/14 at Newberry* W 64-42
2/17 at Presbyterian* L 50-53
2/21 Mars Hill* W 79-48
2/28 at Wingate# L 56-66
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ Sodexo Shootout, Charlo� e, N.C.
# SAC Tournament-Quarterfi nal, Wingate, N.C.
2007 -08 ( 13-15 )
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/17 Bellarmine+ L 75-81
11/18 Georgia College+ L 57-72
11/23 v. West Va. Tech% L 63-66
11/24 at Bluefi eld State% W 83-54
11/27 at UNC Asheville L 73-84
12/1 at Brevard W 75-64
12/5 at Elon W 74-60
12/8 at Concord L 64-75
12/12 at Lees-McRae W 69-61
12/19 Anderson W 86-62
1/2 #22 Mount Olive L 59-60
1/5 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 64-77
1/7 Concord W 67-64
1/9 Lincoln Memorial* (OT) W 73-67
1/12 Catawba* W 82-79
1/19 Carson-Newman* L 81-86
1/23 at Newberry* L 62-74
1/26 at Wingate* L 77-81
1/30 Mars Hill* L 61-62
2/2 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 59-82
2/6 at Lincoln Memorial* L 64-70
2/9 at Catawba* W 65-61
2/13 Wingate* L 53-64
2/16 at Carson-Newman* W 88-74
Opponent W L
Alice Lloyd ............................. 7 9
Anderson (S.C.) .....................1 5
Appalachian Bible .................. 1 0
Augusta State ........................ 4 5
Aus� n Peay State ................... 0 1
Barton .................................... 0 1
Beckley .................................. 0 1
Bellarmine ............................. 0 4
Belmont ................................. 0 2
Belmont Abbey ...............1st Mee� ng
Bethel .................................... 0 1
Bluefi eld (Va.) ...................... 14 9
Bluefi eld State (W.Va.) .......... 3 1
Brevard ................................9 3
Brewton-Parker ..................... 0 1
Bryan ................................... 12 10
Campbell ............................... 0 1
Carson-Newman .................44 88
Catawba .............................17 16
Cha� anooga .......................... 2 0
Chris� an Brothers .................. 0 3
Cincinna� Chris� an ..............1 0
Clarion ................................... 0 1
Clayton State ......................... 0 2
Clearwater Chris� an .............. 1 0
Columbus State ....................1 0
Concord ................................. 9 6
Covenant ............................... 7 10
Cumberland (Ky.) ................... 1 2
Cumberland (Tenn.) ............... 1 1
Defry ...................................... 2 0
East Coast Bible ..................... 4 0
East Tennessee State ........... 19 40
2/20 Newberry* W 71-63
2/23 Brevard W 76-43
2/27 at Mars Hill* W 85-59
3/5 at Catawba@ L 63-67
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ Sodexo Pioneer Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.
% Currence Classic, Bluefi eld, W.Va.
@ SAC Tournament-Quarterfi nal, Salisbury, NC
2008 -09 ( 20-11)
NCAA Tournament
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/15 at Anderson L 57-71
11/21 Flagler+ W 75-58
11/22 Columbus St.+ W 89-69
11/28 West Alabama% W 58-57
11/29 Georgia College & St.% L 71-87
12/03 Concord W 84-77
12/06 Brevard* W 65-48
12/10 Lees-McRae W 53-51
12/13 at Concord W 63-55
12/17 #18 Bellarmine L 62-81
12/30 at Mount Olive W 64-51
1/3 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 60-77
1/7 at Lincoln Memorial* L 55-59
1/10 at #23 Catawba* L 64-67
1/13 Urbana W 79-72
1/17 at Carson-Newman* W 62-53
1/21 Newberry* W 71-59
1/24 Wingate* W 60-55
1/28 at Mars Hill* W 59-55
1/31 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 80-68
2/4 Lincoln Memorial* W 74-71
2/7 #25 Catawba* W 72-55
2/11 at Wingate* L 55-67
2/14 Carson-Newman* W 83-74
2/18 at Newberry* L 60-69
2/21 at Brevard* W 72-55
2/25 Mars Hill* L 75-78
3/4 Wingate@ W 64-53
3/7 v. Newberry# W 79-61
3/8 v. Catawba# L 61-63
3/14 at #4 Augusta State! L 60-62
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ Sodexo Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.
% Jameson Inn Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.
@ SAC Tournament-Qtrfi nal, Greeneville, Tenn.
# SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.
! NCAA II Southeast Regional, Augusta, Ga.
2009 -10 ( 1 6 -12)
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/16 Tennessee Wesleyan W 81-64
11/20 vs. Chris� a n Brothers+ L 43-47
11/21 vs. Lake Erie+ W 63-49
11/27 vs. North Georgia$ W 61-56
11/28 vs. Georgia College$ L 59-76
12/2 Queens (N.C.) L 74-80
12/5 at Brevard* (OT) L 54-58
12/7 St. Catharine W 61-44
12/9 Lees-McRae W 72-50
12/12 #4 Augusta State L 68-79
12/21 at Bellarmine L 59-71
1/2 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 74-47
1/6 Lincoln Memorial* L 52-67
1/9 Catawba* W 59-50
1/12 Mid-Con� n ent W 69-59
1/16 Carson-Newman* L 58-62
1/20 at Newberry* W 73-58
1/23 at Wingate* W 70-68
1/27 Mars Hill* W 80-70
2/1 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 61-56
2/3 at Lincoln Memorial* L 62-65
2/6 at Catawba* L 65-78
2/10 Wingate* W 87-68
2/13 at Carson-Newman* W 77-51
2/17 Newberry* W 68-59
2/20 Brevard* W 68-52
2/24 at Mars Hill* L 61-63
3/3 Carson-Newman# L 69-76
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ John L. Griffi n/Lions Club Classic, Highland Heights, Ky.
$ Dick Campbell Classic, Jeff erson City, Tenn.
# SAC Tournament-Qtrfi nal, Greeneville, Tenn.
2010-11 ( 12-18 )
Coach: Jim Boone
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/12 Clayton State+ L 58-70
11/13 Augusta State+ L 41-54
11/15 Hiwassee (Tenn.) W 70-44
11/19 Hillsdale^ L 57-76
11/20 Georgia College^ W 60-57
11/23 at Lees-McRae L 61-66
11/27 St. Catharine L 49-76
12/4 at Newberry* W 80-73
12/8 Tennessee Wesleyan W 63-61
12/11 at Wright State L 47-60
12/18 at Queens (N.C.) L 56-57
12/30 Brevard* L 72-77
1/5 #14 Lincoln Memorial* L 52-73
1/9 at Wingate* (2OT) W 76-74
1/12 at Carson-Newman* W 61-54
1/15 at Catawba* W 59-54
1/19 Anderson* L 51-55
1/22 Mars Hill* W 86-79
1/26 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 53-44
1/29 Newberry* L 66-71
2/2 at #6 Lincoln Memorial* L 47-64
2/5 at Brevard* W 67-63
2/9 Carson-Newman* W 78-72
ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS
Opponent W L
Eckerd .................................... 1 0
Elon ....................................... 1 0
Embry-Riddle ......................... 1 1
Emory & Henry ...................... 5 4
Erskine ................................... 2 0
Eureka .................................... 0 1
Ferris State ............................ 1 0
Ferrum ................................... 0 1
Flagler .................................... 1 0
Freed-Hardeman ................... 1 2
Gardner-Webb ....................... 1 3
Georgia College ..................... 3 3
Georgia Southwestern ....1st Mee� ng
Glenville State ........................ 2 0
Hillsdale ................................. 0 1
Hiwassee ............................... 1 0
Indiana-Southeast ................. 0 2
Indianapolis ........................... 0 1
Jacksonville State ................... 0 2
King (Tenn.) ........................62 61
Kennesaw State ..................... 0 6
Knoxville ................................ 2 1
Lake Erie ................................ 1 0
Lander ................................... 4 0
Lee ......................................... 2 14
Lees-McRae ........................10 3
Lenoir-Rhyne ......................15 19
Liberty ................................... 0 4
Limestone .............................. 4 3
Lindsey Wilson ....................... 0 4
Lincoln Memorial ...............42 119
Lipscomb ............................... 1 1
Manchester ........................... 1 0
Opponent W L
Marie� a ................................. 0 1
Mars Hill .............................23 27
Maryville ................................ 7 10
Mid-Con� nent ....................... 1 0
Middle Tennessee State ........ 0 1
Milligan ................................ 19 24
Montevallo ............................ 1 0
Montreat ............................... 5 6
Mount Aloysius ...................... 1 0
Mount Olive ........................... 1 2
Mountain State ...................... 0 1
Newberry ............................. 17 11
North Alabama ...................... 0 1
North Carolina-Asheville ....... 0 4
North Georgia ........................ 1 0
North Greenville .................... 6 2
Oakland City .......................... 0 4
Ohio Southern ....................... 1 0
Ohio State-Newark ................ 1 0
Ouachita Bap� s t .................... 1 0
Queens (N.C.) .......................0 3
Paine ...................................... 1 0
Pfeiff er ................................... 1 1
Piedmont ............................... 5 2
Pikeville ................................. 4 2
Presbyterian .......................... 4 16
Radford .................................. 0 1
Rio Grande ............................. 0 1
Robert Wesleyan ................... 0 1
Saint Catharine ...................... 1 0
Sewanee ................................ 1 1
Shaw ...................................... 0 1
South Carolina-Aiken ............. 4 0
2/12 Wingate* L 50-61
2/16 at Anderson* L 60-80
2/19 Catawba* L 57-68
2/23 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 54-56
2/26 at Mars Hill* L 67-75
3/2 at Newberry# (3OT) W 67-62
3/5 vs. #12 Lincoln Memorial@ L 56-62
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ SAC/Peach Belt Challenge, Greeneville, Tenn.
^ Pioneer Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.
# SAC Tournament-Qtrfi nal, Newberry, S.C.
@ SAC Tournament-Semifi nal, Hickory, N.C.
2011-12 ( 11-16 )
Coach: Michael Jones
Date Opponent W/L Score
11/11 Mount Olive+ L 64-77
11/12 Barton+ L 69-89
11/18 v. King^ L 70-81
11/19 v. Cincinna� Chris� an^ W 94-64
11/22 Lees-McRae W 75-60
11/25 at Bluefi eld St.$ W 86-67
11/26 v. Mountain St.$ L 47-50
12/3 at Brevard* W 74-63
12/10 Newberry* W 76-70
12/19 Winston-Salem St. L 70-74
1/4 at #3 Lincoln Memorial* L 66-80
1/7 Wingate* L 51-60
1/11 Carson-Newman* W 67-61
1/14 Catawba* W 70-69
1/18 at Anderson* L 63-75
1/21 at Mars Hill* L 57-63
1/25 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 47-51
1/28 at Newberry* L 68-87
2/1 #9 Lincoln Memorial* L 58-65
2/4 Brevard* W 66-50
2/8 at Carson-Newman* L 64-78
2/11 at Wingate* L 43-63
2/15 #24 Anderson L 72-75
2/18 at Catawba* W 60-50
2/22 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 70-54
2/25 Mars Hill* W 87-72
2/29 at #17 Lincoln Memorial# L 58-72
* South Atlan� c Conference Game
+ SAC/Conference Carolinas Challenge, Greeneville, Tenn.
^ Dick Campbell Classic, Jeff erson City, Tenn.
$ Currence Bank Classic, Bluefi eld, W.Va.
# SAC Tournament-Qtrfnl, Harrogate, Tenn.
Opponent W L
South Carolina-Upstate ......... 3 1
Southern Indiana ................... 0 1
Southern Tech ....................... 0 1
Southern Wesleyan ............... 2 2
Spalding ................................. 1 1
Sue Benne� ........................... 2 2
Tennessee .............................. 2 9
Tennessee Wesleyan ........... 12 16
Tomlinson .............................. 5 0
Trevecca ................................. 2 0
Trinity Interna� onal ............... 0 1
UC-Clermont .......................... 1 0
Union (Ky.) ............................. 6 4
Urbana ................................... 1 0
Virginia-Wise ....................... 15 13
Virginia Intermont ................. 8 12
Warren Wilson .................... 11 2
West Alabama ....................... 1 0
West Georgia ......................... 0 2
West Liberty State ................. 0 1
West Virginia, College of ....... 0 1
West Virginia Tech ................. 1 1
Western Carolina ................... 2 6
Wingate ..............................12 19
Winston-Salem State ............. 0 3
Wisconsin-Pla� e ville ............. 0 1
Woff ord ................................. 1 7
Wright State .......................... 0 1
2012-2013 Opponents in Bold
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 27

Single-Game
Points: 52, Tim Masters at King, 2/7/89
Field Goals: 18, Jeff Riley at Alice Lloyd, 2/18/86
Field Goal A� empts: 28, Jeff Riley at Alice Lloyd, 2/18/86
Field Goal Percentage (min. 10FG): .909 (10-11), Greg McIntosh vs. King, 12/9/04
3-Point Field Goals: 13, Bobby Ewing vs. Augusta State, 12/30/04
3-Point A� empts: 21, Shane Banks vs. Union, 11/14/97 & vs. UC Clermont, 11/15/97
3-Point Percentage (min. 4 a� .): 1.00 (5-5), Jimmy Boone, vs. Bellarmine, 11/15/07
Free Throws: 18, James Boshears vs. Bryan, 1/10/95
Free Throw A� empts: 26, James Boshears vs. Bryan, 1/10/95
Free Throw Percentage (min. 9 made): 1.00 (16-16), Jonathon Shepherd at Newberry,
2/13/02; (11-11), Kyle Moore at Brevard, 12/1/07; (9-9), Richie Cutlip at
Montreat- Anderson, 1/23/95, (9-9), Jonathon Shepherd vs. Erksine, 12/7/02
Rebounds: 21, Jeremy Fortner vs. Sue Benne� , 3/1/97
Assists: 16, Ken Cutlip vs. Milligan, 1988-89 & Doug DeBusk vs. Bluefi eld, 1/25/93
Blocked Shots: 8, Brad Hawks at Lander, 12/29/02
Steals: 8, Tom Massolio vs. Tomlinson, 1991-92 & Sean Wilcox vs. Tennessee Wesleyan,
1/11/93
Single-Season
Points: 720, Tim Masters, 1989-90
Scoring Average: 27.7, Ralph Horne, 1952-53
Field Goals: 266, Tim Masters, 1989-90
Field Goal A� empts: 634, Tim Masters, 1989-90
Field Goal Percentage: .627 (173-276), Brad Hawks, 2003-04
3-Point Field Goals: 117, Kyle Moore, 2009-10
3-Point Field Goal A� empts: 288, Shane Banks, 1997-98
3-Point Percentage: .518 (57-110), Stacey Carden, 1992-93
Free Throws: 203, Kyle Moore, 2008-09
Free Throw A� empts: 241, Kyle Moore, 2008-09
Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 FT): .943 (66-70), Jonathon Shepherd, 2001-02
Rebounds: 319, Lenzy Houston, 1979-80
Rebounding Average: 10.4, Michael Paul, 1988-89
Assists: 244, Doug DeBusk, 1994-95
Blocked Shots: 54, Santana Waldon, 1990-91
Steals: 80, Sean Wilcox, 1992-93
Career
Points: 2487, Ralph Horne, 1953-57
Field Goals: 660, Dante’ Owens, 1990-94
Field Goal A� empts: 1495, Shane Banks, 1996-00
Field Goal Percentage: (min. 250 FGM) .589 (442-750), Brad Hawks, 2001-05
3-Point Field Goals: 327, Shane Banks, 1996-00
3-Point Field Goal A� empts: 961, Shane Banks, 1996-00
3-Point Percentage: .507 (115-277), Greg Barne� , 1994-98
Free Throws: 447, Kyle Moore, 2007-10
Free Throw A� empts: 549, Tim McPhail, 1996-00
Free Throw Percentage (min. 100 FT): .893 (159-178), Jonathon Shepherd, 2001-04
Rebounds: 775, Ray Chris� an, 1990-94
Rebounding Average: 7.1, Tim McPhail, 1996-00
Assists: 735, Doug DeBusk, 1991-95
Assists Per Game: 6.1, Doug DeBusk, 1991-95
Blocked Shots: 159, Brad Hawks, 2001-05
Steals: 147, Sean Wilcox, 1991-92
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Single-Game
Most Points: 131 vs. Warren Wilson, 2/17/93
Fewest Points: 36 vs. North Greenville, 11/27/01
Most Points Allowed: 147 at Lee, 2/7/04
Fewest Points Allowed: 34 vs. Lees-McRae, 1/2/03
Field Goals: 50 at East Coast Bible, 1/9/98
Field Goal A� empts: 91 vs. Warren Wilson, 2/17/93
Field Goal Percentage: .702 (33-47) vs. Pfeiff er, 1/4/97
3-Point Field Goals: 20 vs. Lees-McRae, 2/16/98
3-Point Field Goal A� empts: 49 at Limestone, 2/1/97
3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .643 (9-14) at Newberry, 1/20/10
Free Throws: 41 vs. Gardner-Webb, 12/6/97
Free Throw A� empts: 52 vs. Gardner-Webb, 12/6/97
Free Throw Percentage: 1.00 (14-14) vs. Clinch Valley, (10-10) at Carson-Newman,
12/13/98, (6-6) vs. Milligan, 2/14/97, (2-2) at Presbyterian, 2/23/00
Rebounds: 66 at Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/2/98
Personal Fouls: 34 vs. Roberts Wesleyan, 1/3/94
Assists: 32 vs. Bluefi eld, 1/25/93 & at Lees-McRae, 2/16/98
Most Turnovers: 37 vs. Lincoln Memorial, 11/17/97
Fewest Turnovers: 5 vs. King, 2/10/96; vs. East Coast Bible, 1/9/98; vs. Brevard,
12/6/08; at Lincoln Memorial, 1/7/09; vs. Catawba, 3/8/09
Blocked Shots: 13 at Mars Hill, 1/23/02
Steals: 19 vs. North Greenville, 11/27/02, vs. North Greenville, 2/7/05
Miscellaneous
Largest Crowd (all games): 4,000 at Bowie State, 3/12/05
Largest Home Crowd: 1,608 vs. Carson-Newman, 2/21/04
Largest Away Crowd: 4,000 at Bowie State, 3/12/05
Single-Season
Wins: 25, 1979-80
Losses: 23, 1983-84, 1995-96
Points: 3016, 1992-93
Scoring Average: 91.4, 1992-93
Field Goals: 1077, 1992-93
Field Goal A� empts: 2191, 1994-95
Field Goal Percentage: .504, 1991-92 & 1992-93
3-Point Field Goals: 290, 1995-96
3-Point Field Goal A� empts: 770, 1995-96
3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .438, 1992-93
Free Throws: .761, 2008-09
Free Throw A� empts: 853, 1994-95
Free Throw Percentage: .761, 2008-09
Off ensive Rebounds: 483, 1993-94
Defensive Rebounds: 872, 1994-95
Rebounds: 1305, 1992-93
Rebounding Average: 42.5, 1996-97 & 1997-98
Personal Fouls: 728, 1992-93
Assists: 726, 1992-93
Most Turnovers: 546, 1992-93
Fewest Turnovers: 351, 1989-90
Blocked Shots: 133, 2002-03
Steals: 400, 1989-90
RECORD BOOK
Ralph Horne Lenzy Houston Tim Masters Shane Banks Dante’ Owens Jordan Lear Stacy Carden Paul Minton

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME LEADERS
Points
Pts. Player Opponent Date
52 Tim Masters King 2/7/89
47 Jamey Dickson Lincoln Memorial 2/16/80
45 Ralph Horne Bluefi eld 1/19/57
44 James Boshears Bryan 1/10/95
43 Don Spargo Mars Hill 1942-43
42 Kyle Moore Columbus State 11/22/08
41 Ralph Horne at Milligan 1/5/55
41 Ralph Horne at King 11/26/55
41 Kyle Moore Lees-McRae 12/9/09
40 Ralph Horne at Bluefi eld 2/1/57
Field Goals
FG Player Opponent Date
18 Jeff Riley at Alice Lloyd 2/18/86
17 Tim Masters King 2/7/89
16 Ralph Horne at Bluefi eld 2/1/57
15 Ralph Horne Pikeville 1/11/56
15 Ralph Horne at Union 1/30/56
15 Lenzy Houston Bristol 1/5/80
15 Dante Owens Piedmont 1/22/94
15 James Boshears at Lee 11/12/94
15 James Boshears Montreat 12/1/94
15 Keena Robins at Virginia-Wise 12/4/00
Field Goal A� empts
FGA Player Opponent Date
28 Jeff Riley at Alice Lloyd 2/18/86
27 Larry Dorsey Cumberland 11/16/82
26 Kyle Moore Queens (N.C.) 12/2/09
25 Shane Banks Gardner-Webb 12/6/97
25 James Boshears at Lee 11/12/94
24 Shane Banks Lincolon Memorial 2/11/98
24 Jordan Lear Bluefi eld (Va.) 11/30/05
23 Several Times
Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 made)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Opponent Date
.909 (10-11) Greg McIntosh King 12/9/04
.846 (11-13) Oloyede Olumide East Coast Bible 1/9/98
.846 (11-13) Kyle Becker Newberry 1/17/01
.833 (10-12) Larry Dorsey Alice Lloyd 11/27/82
.833 (10-12) Richie Cutlip Clinch Valley 2/21/95
.833 (10-12) Shane Banks at Oakland City 2/10/97
.833 (10-12) Lavan� Jeter Carson-Newman 2/21/07
.789 (15-19) Dante Owens Piedmont 1/22/94
.769 (10-13) Jeremy Fortner Gardner-Webb 11/22/96
.714 (10-14) Stacy Carden Milligan 2/11/93
3-Point Field Goals
3FG Player Opponent Date
13 Bobby Ewing vs. Augusta State 12/30/04
11 Tim Masters Clinch Valley 11/10/89
9 Shane Banks Mars Hill 12/8/97
9 Kyle Moore Lees-McRae 12/9/09
9 Kyle Moore Lenoir-Rhyne 2/1/10
9 Kyle Moore Brevard 2/20/10
8 Aaron Baumgardner at Lee 11/12/94
8 Bobby Ewing Montreat 11/25/03
8 Bobby Ewing North Greenville 2/7/05
8 Douglas Tshomba at Carson-Newman 1/18/06
8 Kyle Moore Anderson 12/19/07
3-Point Field Goal A� empts
3FGA Player Opponent Date
21 Shane Banks Union 11/14/97
21 Shane Banks UC Clermont 11/15/97
20 Kyle Moore Lenoir-Rhyne 2/1/10
18 Bobby Ewing vs. Augusta State 12/30/04
18 Kyle Moore Brevard 2/20/10
17 Shane Banks at Mars Hill 12/2/98
17 Shane Banks Lincoln Memorial 2/11/98
17 Bobby Ewing Montreat 11/25/03
17 Bobby Ewing North Greenville 2/7/05
16 Several Times
3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 4 a� .)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Opponent Date
1.00 (5-5) Jimmy Boone Bellarmine 11/17/07
1.00 (4-4) Derrick Gates Robert Wesleyan 1/3/94
1.00 (4-4) Ben Carpenter King 12/14/99
1.00 (4-4) Ben Carpenter Lincoln Memorial 1/31/01
1.00 (4-4) Ben Carpenter Newberry 1/16/02
1.00 (4-4) Douglas Tshomba Wingate 1/7/06
1.00 (4-4) Jordan Lear Mars Hill 2/27/08
Free Throws
FT Player Opponent Date
18 James Boshears Bryan 1/10/95
16 Jonathon Shepherd at Newberry 2/13/02
15 Rob Troutman Georgia College 11/20/10
14 Jeremy Fortner Milligan 2/15/97
14 Santana Waldon at Piedmont 1/15/94
14 Kyle Moore Anderson 11/15/08
14 Tommy Klempin vs. King 11/18/11
13 Ralph Horne at Milligan 1/5/55
13 Jamey Dickson Lincoln Memorial 2/16/80
13 Doug DeBusk Alice Lloyd 2/7/95
Free Throw A� empts
FTA Player Opponent Date
26 James Boshears Bryan 1/10/95
18 Tommy Klempin vs. King 11/18/11
17 Gary Treece Milligan 2/22/79
17 Rob Troutman Georgia College 11/20/10
16 Jamey Dickson Lincoln Memorial 2/16/80
16 Tim McPhail King 1/17/98
16 Santana Waldon at Piedmont 1/15/94
16 Jeremy Fortner Milligan 2/15/97
16 Kyle Moore Flagler 11/21/08
16 Jonathon Shepherd at Newberry 2/13/02
16 Kyle Moore at Lenoir-Rhyne 1/2/10
Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made)
Pct. (FT-FTA) Player Opponent Date
1.00 (16-16) Jonathon Shepherd at Newberry 2/13/02
1.00 (13-13) David McWilliams at King 12/4/79
1.00 (12-12) Kyle Moore at Carson-Newman 2/13/10
1.00 (12-12) Kevin Vest Mars Hill 1/22/11
1.00 (11-11) Kyle Moore at Brevard 12/1/07
1.00 (11-11) Kevin Vest Carson_Newman 1/1/12
1.00 (10-10) Rex Shephard Carson-Newman 2/14/80
1.00 (10-10) Ryan Troutman at Concord 12/13/08
1.00 (10-10) Kyle Moore at Carson-Newman 1/17/09
1.00 (10-10) Kyle Moore at Catawba 2/6/10
Rebounds
Reb. Player Opponent Date
21 Lenzy Houston Bristol 1/5/80
21 Jeremy Fortner Sue Benne� 3/1/97
19 Mike Staff ord Bluefi eld 12/3/85
19 Phil Jackson Catawba 2/7/01
18 Jordan Lear v. West Virginia Tech 11/23/07
Assists
Ast. Player Opponent Date
16 Ken Cutlip Milligan 11/19/88
16 Doug DeBusk Bluefi eld 1/25/93
15 Doug DeBusk at Milligan 2/4/95
15 Donald Sexton vs. Augusta State 12/30/04
14 Colin Vaught Lincoln Memorial 2/8/86
14 Doug DeBusk Milligan 2/11/93
14 Doug DeBusk Alice Lloyd 2/13/93
14 Doug DeBusk Lee 2/14/95
14 Doug DeBusk at Alice Lloyd 1/17/95
Blocked Shots
Blk. Player Opponent Date
8 Brad Hawks at Lander 12/29/02
6 Tim McPhail at Lincoln Memorial 2/3/99
6 Brad Hawks at Mars Hill 1/23/02
5 Tim McPhail King 12/10/96
5 Santana Waldon Bluefi eld 2/14/94
5 Bri� on Boedecker at North Greenville 12/5/01
4 Santana Waldon Milligan 1/18/94
4 Santana Waldon Covenant 2/19/94
4 Tim McPhail at Milligan 2/15/97
4 Tim McPhail West Virginia Tech 11/29/98
Steals
Stl. Player Opponent Date
8 Tom Massolio Tomlinson 11/23/91
8 Sean Wilcox Tennessee Wesleyan 1/11/93
6 Sean Wilcox Covenant 1/29/93
6 Doug DeBusk Covenant 1/29/93
6 Sean Wilcox Montreat-Anderson 12/5/92
6 Jonathon Shepherd Newberry 1/16/02
Tim Masters Doug DeBusk Shane Banks Jeremy Fortner Brad Hawks Greg McIntosh Jimmy Boone Bobby Ewing
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 29

Points
Pts. Player Year
720 Tim Masters 1989-90
693 Kyle Moore 2009-10
692 Ralph Horne 1953-54
692 Myron Goffi gan 1982-83
664 Don Green 1952-53
654 Tim Masters 1988-89
654 Kyle Moore 2008-09
650 Ralph Horne 1955-56
627 Ralph Horne 1956-57
603 James Boshears 1994-95
Scoring Average
PPG Player Year
27.7 Ralph Horne 1955-56
26.0 Don Green 1952-53
26.0 Ralph Horne 1953-54
25.6 Lenzy Houston 1978-79
24.8 Kyle Moore 2009-10
24.0 Ralph Horne 1956-57
24.0 Jeff Riley 1985-86
24.0 Tim Masters 1989-90
22.5 Tim Masters 1988-89
21.6 Ralph Horne 1954-55
21.6 Lenzy Houston 1977-78
Field Goals
FG Player Year
266 Tim Masters 1989-90
265 Ralph Horne 1953-54
247 Jeff Riley 1985-86
244 Lenzy Houston 1978-79
231 Tim Masters 1988-89
231 Reggie Turner 1990-91
223 James Boshears 1994-95
218 Michael Paul 1988-89
217 Mike Staff ord 1985-86
214 Dante Owens 1993-94
Field Goal A� empts
FGA Player Year
634 Tim Masters 1989-90
550 Tim Masters 1988-89
472 Jeff Riley 1985-86
444 Reggie Turner 1989-90
443 Reggie Turner 1990-91
433 Shane Banks 1996-00
429 Kyle Moore 2009-10
423 Michael Paul 1988-89
418 Kyle Moore 2008-09
404 Shane Banks 1998-99
Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 FGA)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Year
.627 (173-276) Brad Hawks 2003-04
.626 (159-254) Greg McIntosh 2004-05
.623 (99-159) Tommy Klempin 2011-12
.609 (217-356) Mike Staff ord 1985-86
.600 (168-280) Stacey Carden 1992-93
.594 (136-229) Sean Wilcox 1991-92
.582 (213-366) Lenzy Houston 1979-80
.581 (125-215) Lavon� Jeter 2007-08
.576 (80-139) Dante Owens 1990-91
.570 (142-249) Brad Hawks 2004-05
.570 (139-244) Cliff Charles 2003-04
3-Point Field Goals
3FG Player Year
117 Kyle Moore 2009-10
102 Shane Banks 1997-98
101 Kyle Moore 2008-09
98 Aaron Baumgardner 1994-95
89 Bobby Ewing 2004-05
88 Kyle Moore 2004-05
86 Shane Banks 1998-99
79 Tim Masters 1988-89
76 Shane Banks 1996-97
74 Richie Cutlip 1995-96
30 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS
3-Point Field Goal A� empts
3FGA Player Year
288 Shane Banks 1997-98
271 Shane Banks 1998-99
258 Kyle Moore 2009-10
255 Aaron Baumgardner 1994-95
245 Kyle Moore 2008-09
218 Shane Banks 1999-00
216 Bobby Ewing 2004-05
212 Tim Masters 1989-90
208 Kyle Moore 2007-08
195 Wes Husband 1996-97
3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 FGA)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Year
.518 (57-110) Stacey Carden 1992-93
.490 (25-51) Ray Chris� an 1991-92
.478 (44-92) Greg Barne� 1996-97
.465 (33-71) Sean Wilcox 1992-93
.463 (44-95) Jordan Lear 2006-07
.461 (35-76) Tom Massolio 1991-92
.455 (35-77) Larry Minnefee 2006-07
.453 (117-258) Kyle Moore 2009-10
.446 (74-166) Richie Cutlip 1995-96
.446 (29-65) Ben Carpenter 1999-00
Free Throws
FT Player Year
203 Kyle Moore 2008-09
169 Lenzy Houston 1979-80
162 Ralph Horne 1953-54
162 Kyle Moore 2009-10
156 James Boshears 1994-95
146 Ralph Horne 1954-55
131 Jamey Dickson 1979-80
126 Kevin Vest 2011-12
123 Richie Cutlip 1994-95
121 Tim Masters 1989-90
Free Throw A� empts
FTA Player Year
241 Kyle Moore 2008-09
233 Ralph Horne 1954-55
224 James Boshears 1994-95
188 Kyle Moore 2009-10
175 Tim McPhail 1998-99
165 Richie Cutlip 1994-95
162 Doug DeBusk 1994-95
156 Tim Masters 1989-90
155 Tim Masters 1988-89
146 Kevin Vest 2011-12
Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 FTM)
Pct. (FT-FTA) Player Year
.943 (66-70) Jonathon Shepherd 2001-02
.879 (102-116) Ryan Troutman 2008-09
.874 (76-87) Douglas Tshomba 2004-05
.863 (126-146) Kevin Vest 2011-12
.862 (162-188) Kyle Moore 2009-10
.862 (56-65) Jonathon Shepherd 2002-03
.860 (80-93) Wes Husband 1996-97
.850 (91-107) Rob Troutman 2010-11
.845 (82-97) Kyle Moore 2007-08
.844 (103-122) Ray Chris� an 1993-94
Rebounds
Reb. Player Year
319 Lenzy Houston 1979-80
280 Michael Paul 1988-89
265 Ray Chris� an 1993-94
262 Mike Staff ord 1985-86
251 Ray Chris� an 1992-93
233 James Boshears 1994-95
222 Josh Benne� 2008-09
220 Tim McPhail 1998-99
215 Arthur Crigler 1992-93
211 Brad Hawks 2003-04
Rebounding Average
RPG Player Year
12.1 Lenzy Houston 1978-79
11.5 Gary Treece 1978-79
10.4 Michael Paul 1988-89
10.3 Lenzy Houston 1979-80
10.2 Lenzy Houston 1977-78
10.1 Mike Staff ord 1985-86
8.9 Ray Chris� an 1993-94
8.1 Tim McPhail 1998-99
7.8 Brad Hawks 2003-04
7.6 Mike Fulkerson 1985-86
7.6 Ray Chris� an 1992-93
Assists
Ast. Player Year
244 Doug DeBusk 1994-95
243 Doug DeBusk 1992-93
192 Ryan Troutman 2008-09
187 Sean Wilcox 1992-93
185 Donald Sexton 2004-05
173 Doug DeBusk 1993-94
151 Jus� n Steigerwald 2010-11
150 Donald Sexton 2005-06
148 Ken Cutlip 1989-90
147 Ken Cutlip 1990-91
Blocked Shots
Blk. Player Year
54 Santana Waldon 1990-91
44 Bri� on Boedecker 2001-02
42 Brad Hawks 2004-05
40 Santana Waldon 1991-92
40 Brad Hawks 2002-03
39 Brad Hawks 2001-02
38 Brad Hawks 2003-04
34 Ken Bausch 1985-86
34 Santana Waldon 1993-94
34 Gabe Story 2006-07
34 Josh Benne� 2008-09
Steals
Stl. Player Year
80 Sean Wilcox 1992-93
69 Colin Vaught 1985-86
68 Reggie Turner 1989-90
67 Sean Wilcox 1991-92
63 J.J. Scurry 1988-89
62 James Boshears 1994-95
56 Doug DeBusk 1992-93
53 Stacy Carden 1989-90
52 Jeff Riley 1985-86
51 Ken Cutlip 1989-90
Two-� me SAC Player of the Year Kyle Moore
owns three school single-season records

INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS
Points (min. 1,000 pts.)
Pts. Player Years
2487 Ralph Horne 1953-57
2345 Lenzy Houston 1976-80
2004 Tim Masters 1986-90
1813 Kyle Moore 2007-10
1699 Shane Banks 1996-00
1606 Dante’ Owens 1990-94
1550 Jordan Lear 2004-08
1516 Stacy Carden 1989-93
1500 Paul Minton 1969-73
1319 Tim McPhail 1996-00
1303 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
1248 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
1218 Pat Compton 1999-03
1166 Bob Sohas 1970-74
1156 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
1117 James Boshears 1993-96
1076 Brad Hawks 2001-05
1069 Reggie Turner 1989-91
1062 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
1008 Rob Troutman 2007-11
1000 Bill Lorch 1966-70
1000 Tom Deaton 1966-70
Field Goals
FG Player Years
660 Dante’ Owens 1990-94
583 Stacy Carden 1989-93
576 Shane Banks 1996-00
555 Tim Masters 1986-90
530 Kyle Moore 2007-10
518 Jordan Lear 2004-08
481 Tim McPhail 1996-00
442 Brad Hawks 2001-05
440 Reggie Turner 1989-91
430 Pat Compton 1999-03
Field Goal A� empts
FGA Player Years
1495 Shane Banks 1996-00
1188 Kyle Moore 2007-10
1181 Dante’ Owens 1990-94
1175 Stacy Carden 1989-93
1038 Jordan Lear 2004-08
951 Tim McPhail 1996-00
946 Pat Compton 1999-03
904 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
887 Reggie Turner 1989-91
861 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Years
.589 (442-750) Brad Hawks 2001-05
.559 (660-1181) Dante’ Owens 1990-94
.547 (292-535) Sean Wilcox 1991-93
.534 (264-494) Tom Massolio 1988-92
.530 (---------) Lenzy Houston 1976-80
.516 (417-808) James Boshears 1993-96
.507 (321-633) Chris Poore 2005-07
.499 (518-1038) Jordan Lear 2004-08
.496 (440-887) Reggie Turner 1989-91
.496 (583-1175) Stacy Carden 1989-93
3-Point Field Goals
3FG Player Years
327 Shane Banks 1996-00
306 Kyle Moore 2007-10
238 Aaron Baumgardner 1991-96
195 Bobby Ewing 2002-05
191 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
165 Pat Compton 1999-03
162 Jimmy Boone 2006-10
160 Jordan Lear 2004-08
155 Douglas Tshomba 2003-06
134 Ben Carpenter 1999-03
3-Point Field Goal A� empts
3FGA Player Years
961 Shane Banks 1996-00
711 Kyle Moore 2007-10
492 Bobby Ewing 2002-05
441 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
436 Pat Compton 1999-03
434 Jimmy Boone 2006-10
408 Donald Sexton 2002-06
405 Douglas Tshomba 2003-06
400 Jordan Lear 2004-08
376 Ben Carpenter 1999-03
3-Point Percentage (min. 50 made)
Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Years
.507 (115-277) Greg Barne� 1994-98
.433 (191-441) Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-96
.432 (73-169) Brandon Jones 2002-03
.430 (306-711) Kyle Moore 2007-10
.421 (93-221) Johnny Baird 1992-94
.413 (117-283) Rob Troutman 2007-11
.401 (83-207) Tom Massolio 1988-92
.400 (160-400) Jordan Lear 2004-08
.396 (108-273) Jack Mullins 1994-97
.396 (195-492) Bobby Ewing 2002-05
Free Throws
FT Player Years
447 Kyle Moore 2007-10
356 Tim McPhail 1996-00
355 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
354 Jordan Lear 2004-08
299 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
282 James Boshears 1993-96
270 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
257 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
237 Dante Owens 1990-94
229 Rob Troutman 2007-11
Free Throw A� empts
FTA Player Years
549 Tim McPhail 1996-00
526 Kyle Moore 2007-10
507 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
453 Jordan Lear 2004-08
425 James Boshears 1993-96
411 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
355 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-96
351 Dante Owens 1990-94
328 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
318 Brad Hawks 2001-05
Free Throw Percentage (min. 100 made)
Pct. (FT-FTA) Player Years
.893 (159-178) Jonathon Shepherd 2001-03
.859 (116-135) Johnny Baird 1992-94
.850 (447-526) Kyle Moore 2007-10
.849 (197-234) Douglas Tshomba 2003-06
.839 (198-236) Kevin Vest 2010-12
.786 (162-206) Ryan Troutman 2007-09
.784 (257-328) Ray Chris� an 1990-94
.781 (354-453) Jordan Lear 2004-08
.771 (162-210) Sean Wilcox 1991-93
.768 (218-284) Donald Sexton 2002-06
Rebounds
Reb. Player Years
1183 Lenzy Houston 1976-80
775 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
740 Tim McPhail 1996-00
676 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
673 Dante’ Owens 1990-94
629 Brad Hawks 2001-05
608 Stacy Carden 1989-93
575 Jordan Lear 2004-08
530 Shane Banks 1996-00
477 James Boshears 1993-96
Rebounding Average (min. 50 games played)
RPG Player Years
7.12 Tim McPhail 1996-00
6.86 Ray Chris� an 1990-94
6.44 Josh Benne� 2008-10
6.20 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
6.11 Reggie Turner 1989-91
5.82 Brad Hawks 2001-05
5.28 Jordan Lear 2004-08
5.20 Douglas Tshomba 2003-06
5.18 James Boshears 1993-96
5.10 Cliff Charles 2002-04
Assists
Ast. Player Years
735 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
463 Donald Sexton 2002-06
398 Kenny Cutlip 1988-91
386 Jus� n Steigerwald 2008-12
347 Tom Massolio 1988-92
347 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
338 Ryan Troutman 2007-09
327 Sean Wilcox 1991-93
322 J.P. Scurry 1988-92
279 Brandon Reed 1996-00
279 Kyle Moore 2007-10
Assists Per Game
APG Player Years
6.07 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
5.73 Ryan Troutman 2007-09
5.61 Kenny Cutlip 1988-91
5.36 Sean Wilcox 1991-93
4.21 Donald Sexton 2002-06
3.75 Jus� n Steigerwald 2008-12
3.24 Tom Massolio 1988-92
3.21 Kyle Moore 2007-10
3.18 Richie Cutlip 1990-91, 94-98
3.07 Greg McIntosh 2003-05
Blocked Shots
Blk. Player Years
159 Brad Hawks 2001-05
135 Santana Waldon 1990-94
106 Tim McPhail 1996-00
51 Gabe Story 2005-07
47 Josh Benne� 2008-10
47 Jus� n Steigerwald 2008-12
44 Cliff Charles 2002-04
44 Bri� on Boedecker 2001-02
40 Tommy Klempin 2008-12
40 Douglas Tshomba 2003-06
Steals
Stl. Player Years
147 Sean Wilcox 1991-93
144 J.J. Scurry 1988-92
143 Tom Massolio 1988-92
142 Doug DeBusk 1991-95
127 Brandon Reed 1996-00
117 Jeremy Fortner 1996-00
114 Stacy Carden 1989-93
113 Pat Compton 1999-03
112 Reggie Turner 1989-91
108 James Boshears 1993-96
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Points
FG Opponent Date
138 Bristol 1/5/80
132 at David Lipscomb 1986-87
131 Warren Wilson 2/17/92
129 v. Tomlinson 11/23/91
128 at Virginia Intermont 2/25/95
124 Bethel 12/10/79
123 at Warren Wilson 11/18/92
123 Bryan 12/12/92
121 Tomlinson 11/9/90
120 Spalding 1/25/97
Field Goals
FG Opponent Date
50 at East Coast Bible 1/9/98
47 at Virginia Intermont 2/25/95
46 Bryan 11/14/85
46 v. Tennessee Wesleyan 2/5/94
46 v. Warren Wilson 2/17/93
43 at Lincoln Memorial 1/14/74
40 at Carson-Newman 2/16/05
38 Wingate 1/31/04
38 Wingate 2/5/05
38 at Virginia-Wise 12/4/00
Field Goal A� empts
FGA Opponent Date
91 v. Warren Wilson 2/17/93
88 at Lincoln Memorial 1/14/74
84 at Roberts Wesleyan 1/3/94
82 v. East Coast Bible 1/18/97
81 v. Lee 11/26/93
81 at Virginia-Wise 12/4/00
77 North Greenville 2/7/05
77 at Wingate 2/4/06
76 at Lees-McRae 11/24/02
74 Newberry 1/10/00
74 Wingate 2/5/05
74 at Bowie State 3/12/05
Field Goal Percentage
Pct. (FG-FGA) Opponent Date
.702 (33-47) Pfeiff er 1/4/97
.683 (41-60) East Coast Bible 2/7/98
.680 (34-50) at Clinch Valley 1/25/95
.667 (50-75) East Coast Bible 1/9/98
.667 (30-45) Limestone 1/10/98
.667 (40-60) at Car.-Newman 2/16/05
.653 (32-49) v. Augusta St. 12/30/04
.647 (33-51) at King 12/14/04
.628 (27-43) at Newberry 1/20/10
.620 (31-50) at Catawba 1/15/03
Points
Pts. Year
3016 1992-93
2933 1994-95
2891 1979-80
2589 1993-94
2534 1995-96
2457 1991-92
2434 2004-05
2402 1990-91
2383 1988-89
2351 1985-86
Points Per Game
PPG Year
91.4 1992-93
90.3 1979-80
88.9 1994-95
86.7 1996-97
84.7 1991-92
84.0 1985-96
83.9 2004-05
83.5 1993-94
82.8 1990-91
82.2 1988-89
Field Goals
FGM Year
1077 1992-93
1031 1994-95
949 1985-86
935 1991-92
934 1993-94
924 1990-91
901 1989-90
898 1995-96
881 1988-89
832 2004-05
Field Goal A� empts
FGA Year
2191 1994-95
2137 1992-93
2071 1989-90
2007 1988-89
1964 1995-96
1955 1993-94
1897 1985-86
1866 1990-91
1855 1991-92
1795 1997-98
3-Point Field Goals
3FG Opponent Date
20 Lees-McRae 2/16/98
19 Oakland City 1/22/97
17 at Limestone 2/1/97
17 Warren Wilson 2/17/93
17 at Sue Benne� 3/1/97
17 at Woff ord 11/25/96
17 vs. Augusta State 12/30/04
16 North Greenville 11/27/02
16 at Bluefi eld St. 11/24/07
15 Several � mes
3-Point Field Goal A� empts
3FGA Opponent Date
49 at Limestone 2/1/97
44 at Lees-McRae 11/24/02
40 vs. UC-Clermont 11/15/97
40 North Greenville 11/27/02
39 Mar� n Methodist 1/8/97
38 at Bowie St. 3/12/05
37 at North Greenville 1/13/03
36 North Greenville 2/7/05
36 at Concord 12/8/07
34 at Wingate 2/1/03
34 vs. West Georgia 12/17/04
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
Pct. (FG-FGA) Opponent Date
.643 (9-14) at Newberry 1/20/10
.632 (12-19) Wingate 1/7/06
.625 (10-16) Bluefi eld 1/25/93
.619 (13-21) at Elon 12/5/07
.607 (17-28) Augusta State 12/30/04
.606 (20-33) Lees-McRae 2/14/98
.600 (9-15) at Car.-Newman 12/7/96
.600 (12-20) at Car.-Newman 1/17/07
.600 (9-15) Mid-Con� nent 1/12/10
.600 (3-5) at Newberry 12/4/10
Free Throws
FT Opponent Date
41 Gardner-Webb 12/6/97
40 at Catawba 2/11/06
38 Mars Hill 1/22/11
37 Pfeiff er 1/4/99
36 at Newberry 2/19/05
35 at Newberry 12/4/10
34 at Piedmont 1/15/94
34 Milligan 2/15/97
34 Sue Benne� 3/1/97
34 Covenant 2/19/94
Field Goal Percentage
Pct. Year
.504 1991-92
.504 1992-93
.501 1979-80
.500 1985-86
.498 2003-04
.495 1990-91
.480 2004-05
.478 1993-94
.471 1994-95
.471 2000-01
3-Point Field Goals
3FG Year
290 1995-96
285 1996-97
280 1994-95
268 1992-93
255 1997-98
255 2004-05
232 2007-08
231 2002-03
215 2008-09
210 1998-99
3-Point Field Goal A� empts
3FGA Year
770 1995-96
735 1994-95
735 1996-97
721 1997-98
672 2004-05
655 2002-03
643 1998-99
612 1992-93
606 2007-08
597 1989-90
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
Pct. Year
.438 1992-93
.411 2009-10
.397 2008-09
.389 1991-92
.388 1996-97
.383 2007-08
.382 1988-89
.381 1994-95
.379 2004-05
.377 1995-96
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Free Throws
FT Year
656 1979-80
596 1992-93
591 1994-95
521 1993-94
521 2008-09
515 2004-05
494 2010-11
481 2005-06
457 1996-97
453 1985-86
Free Throw A� empts
FTA Year
953 1995-96
917 1994-95
874 1979-80
808 1992-93
805 1993-94
790 1998-99
698 2005-06
697 2004-05
693 1985-86
685 2008-09
Free Throw Percentage
Pct. Year
.773 2010-11
.761 2008-09
.751 1979-80
.747 2009-10
.739 2004-05
.737 2011-12
.736 1993-94
.731 1992-93
.728 1996-97
.699 2007-08
Rebounds
Reb. Year
1305 1992-93
1289 1994-95
1266 1993-94
1204 1995-96
1191 1997-98
1148 1996-97
1129 1985-86
1094 1991-92
1078 2004-05
1053 2003-04
BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL
Free Throw A� empts
FTA Opponent Date
52 Gardner-Webb 12/6/97
49 at Catawba 2/11/06
48 Pfeiff er 1/4/99
48 Mars Hill 1/22/11
46 Newberry 1/22/05
46 at Newberry 2/19/05
46 at Newberry 12/4/10
43 USC Aiken 12/15/05
42 Wingate 2/5/05
42 Lincoln Memorial 12/13/05
Free Throw Percentage
Pct. (FT-FTA) Opponent Date
1.00 (14-14) Clinch Valley 2/21/95
1.00 (13-13) Catawba 1/9/10
1.00 (13-13) Lenoir-Rhyne 2/1/10
1.00 (10-10) at Car.-Newman 12/13/98
1.00 (6-6) West Georgia 12/11/82
1.00 (6-6) Milligan 2/14/97
1.00 (3-3) at Wright State 12/11/10
1.00 (2-2) at Presbyterian 2/23/00
Rebounds
Reb. Opponent Date
66 Lenoir-Rhyne 2/2/98
65 Warren Wilson 2/17/93
64 East Coast Bible 1/18/97
61 at Lee 11/12/94
57 Gardner-Webb 12/6/97
57 Gardner-Webb 11/21/97
56 Milligan 12/5/85
53 Several Times
Personal Fouls
PF Opponent Date
34 Roberts Wesleyan 1/3/94
32 at Virginia-Wise 12/4/00
31 at Lincoln Memorial 1/14/74
30 at Western Carolina 1/13/99
30 at Oakland City 1/17/99
30 at Bryan 2/3/94
30 at Piedmont 1/15/94
TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Rebounds Per Game
RPG Year
42.5 1996-97
42.5 1997-98
40.8 1993-94
40.2 1985-86
39.5 1992-93
39.1 1994-95
39.0 2003-04
38.8 1995-96
38.7 1998-99
37.2 1999-00
37.2 2004-05
Personal Fouls
PF Year
728 1992-93
680 1994-95
655 1993-94
638 1991-92
601 2010-11
Assists
Ast. Year
726 1992-93
653 1990-91
581 1988-89
581 1989-90
568 1991-92
539 2003-04
536 2004-05
530 1994-95
501 1993-94
492 1995-96
Turnovers
TO Year
546 1992-93
515 1994-95
509 1999-00
501 1996-97
501 1997-98
498 1993-94
497 2010-11
491 1998-99
487 1988-89
484 1991-92
Assists
Ast. Opponent Date
32 Bluefi eld 1/25/93
32 at Lees-McRae 2/16/98
32 Warren Wilson 2/17/93
31 Bryan 12/12/92
30 Spalding 1/25/97
27 at Bluefi eld St. 11/24/07
27 vs. Augusta St. 12/19/03
26 Several Times
Turnovers (Most)
TO Opponent Date
37 Lees-McRae 11/17/97
36 Milligan 12/2/77
34 at Wisconsin-Pla� e ville 11/19/93
33 at UNC Asheville 1/4/95
31 Paine 12/30/98
30 at Oakland City 1/17/99
Turnovers (Fewest)
TO Opponent Date
5 East Coast Bible 1/9/98
5 King 2/10/96
5 Brevard 12/6/08
5 at Lincoln Memorial 1/7/09
5 v. Catawba 3/8/09
Blocked Shots
Blk. Opponent Date
13 at Mars Hill 1/23/02
11 at Milligan 1/29/02
10 Catawba 1/14/04
10 at Lees-McRae 11/24/02
10 Montreat 12/19/02
9 at Lincoln Memorial 2/3/99
8 Several Times
Steals
Stl. Opponent Date
19 North Greenville 11/27/02
19 North Greenville 2/7/05
18 at Montreat 11/25/02
17 Covenant 1/29/93
17 Warren Wilson 11/16/93
17 King 11/18/03
15 Virginia Intermont 12/1/00
15 Lees-McRae 1/2/03
14 at Liberty 11/22/99
14 at Milligan 1/29/02
Blocked Shots
Blk. Year
133 2002-03
125 2001-02
94 2006-07
92 1993-94
91 1985-86
91 2003-04
89 1991-92
87 1990-91
80 1997-98
74 1998-99
Steals
Stl. Year
400 1989-90
298 1990-91
266 1991-92
266 1992-93
232 1988-89
230 1993-94
227 2002-03
221 1997-98
214 2003-04
203 1999-00

BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL
Daktronics NCAA Division II All-America Team
2009-10 Kyle Moore (2nd Team)
Division II Bulle� n All-America Team
2008-09 Kyle Moore (4th Team)
2009-10 Kyle Moore (3rd Team)
Basketball Times Division II All-America Team
2009-10 Kyle Moore (3rd Team)
NAIA All-American
1978-79 Lenzy Houston (HM)
1979-80 Lenzy Houston (HM)
NAIA District 24 Player of the Year
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
1979-80 Lenzy Houston
Tennessee Small College Player of the Year
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
NAIA All-District
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
1979-80 Lenzy Houston
1981-82 Myron Goffi gan
Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Region
1998-99 Shane Banks (2nd Team)
2003-04 Brad Hawks (2nd Team)
2008-09 Kyle Moore (1st Team)
2009-10 Kyle Moore (1st Team)
NABC Division II All-District Team
2003-04 Brad Hawks (2nd Team)
2008-09 Kyle Moore (1st Team)
2009-10 Kyle Moore (1st Team)
South Atlan� c Conference Player of the Year
2008-09 Kyle Moore
2009-10 Kyle Moore
All-South Atlan� c Conference
First Team
2003-04 Brad Hawks
2006-07 Chris Poore
2008-09 Kyle Moore
2009-10 Kyle Moore
Second Team
1999-00 Tim McPhail
2001-02 Pat Compton
2002-03 Brandon Jones
2003-04 Drew Harmon
2004-05 Brad Hawks
2004-05 Greg McIntosh
2005-06 Douglas Tshomba
2007-08 Jordan Lear
2007-08 Kyle Moore
2008-09 Ryan Troutman
2010-11 Rob Troutman
SAC All-Freshman Team
2001-02 Brad Hawks
2004-05 Jordan Lear
2007-08 Rob Troutman
2008-09 Taylor Hobbs
SAC All-Tournament Team
2002 Pat Compton
2005 Donald Sexton
2005 Greg McIntosh
2005 Douglas Tshomba
2009 Kyle Moore
2009 Josh Benne�
SAC Tournament Most Valuable Player
2005 Donald Sexton
South Atlan� c Conference Scholar Athlete
1999-00 Jeremy Fortner
2006-07 Chris Poore
South Atlan� c Conference Male Athlete of the Year
2009-10 Kyle Moore
South Atlan� c Conference Coach of the Year
2003-04 Duggar Baucom
NAIA All-Great Lakes Region
1997-98 Shane Banks (1st Team)
1997-98 Jeremy Fortner (2nd Team)
NAIA Mid-South All Region
1996-97 Shane Banks (1st Team)
1996-97 Jeremy Fortner (2nd Team)
All-Tennessee-Virginia Athle� c Conference
1985-86 Jeff Riley
1985-86 Mike Staff ord
1985-86 Terry Leach
1986-87 Terry Leach
1987-88 Terry Leach
1992-93 Dante Owens
1993-94 Dante Owens
1994-95 James Boshears
1994-95 Doug DeBusk
1995-96 Richie Cutlip
VSAC Player of the Year
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
VSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
VSAC All-Eastern Division Team
1964-65 Jerry Wallen
1965-66 Jerry Wallen
1969-70 Paul Minton
1970-71 Paul Minton
1971-72 Paul Minton
1972-73 Paul Minton
1977-78 Lenzy Houston
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
1978-79 Gary Treece
1979-80 Jamey Dickson
1979-80 Lenzy Houston
1979-80 Rex Shepherd
1981-82 Myron Goffi gan
1983-84 Greg Powers
VSAC Eastern Division Freshman of the Year
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
VSAC All-Eastern Division Freshman Team
1978-79 Lenzy Houston
VSAC Tournament Most Valuable Player
1966 Jerry Wallen
1967 George Coates
VSAC All-Tournament Team
1966 Jerry Wallen
1966 George Coates
VSAC Coach of the Year
1978-79 George “Folly” Malone
TVAC All-Freshman Team
1985-86 Terry Leach
1986-87 Sco� Compton
1993-94 Terrenza Wiggins
1994-95 Greg Barne�
1995-96 Kenya Freeman
NAIA Na� onal Player of the Week
1994-95 Richie Cutlip
NAIA All-Great Lakes Region Academic Team
1997-98 Tim McPhail
1997-98 Brandon Reed
1997-98 Jeremy Fortner
NAIA Scholar Athlete
1995-96 James Boshears
All-Smoky Mountain Conference
1940-41 Ed Spargo
1945-46 William “Dub” Lady
1945-46 Ray Leonard
1952-53 Bob Statzer
1952-53 Don Green
1954-55 Ralph Horne
1955-56 Ralph Horne
1955-56 Joe Stallard
1956-57 Ralph Horne
SMAC All-Tournament Team
1954-55 Ralph Horne
1955-56 Ralph Horne
1956-57 Ralph Horne
South Atlan� c Conference Player of the Week
2002-03 Pat Compton (twice)
2003-04 Brad Hawks (twice)
2003-04 Drew Harmon
2004-05 Brad Hawks
2004-05 Greg McIntosh
2004-05 Bobby Ewing
2004-05 Douglas Tshomba
2005-06 Donald Sexton
2005-06 Douglas Tshomba
2005-06 Chris Poore
2006-07 Jordan Lear
2007-08 Jordan Lear
2008-09 Jimmy Boone
2008-09 Kyle Moore (5 � mes)
2009-10 Kyle Moore (4 � mes)
NABC/NCAA Division II All-Star Game
2010 Kyle Moore (MVP)
Smoky Mountain Athle� c Conference Champions
1952-53, 1956-57
SMAC Tournament Champions
1953, 1956
Volunteer State Athle� c Conference Champions
1978-79
VSAC Eastern Division Champions
1978-79, 1979-80
VSAC Tournament Champions
1966
South Atlan� c Conference Champions
2003-04
SAC Tournament Champions
2005
NCAA Division II Tournament
2005, 2009
Lenzy Houston Kyle Moore Brad Hawks Shane Banks Jeremy Fortner Jordan Lear Chris Poore Donald Sexton
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-A-
Abbo� , Jerry ....................... 1962-66
Abramson, Roger ................ 1960-64
Adams, Kenneth ................. 1977-81
Adrian, Jeff ......................... 1977-81
Aginsky, Bernard ................. 1923-27
Alexander, Walter ............... 1946-47
Alexander, William .............. 1951-55
Anderson, Steve ................. 2000-02
Aponte, Emmanuel ............. 2001-02
Aug, Frederick .................... 1956-60
Aug, George ........................ 1956-60
Augus� ne, S. ....................... 1972-73
Azcue, Pablo ....................... 2003-04
-B-
Baird, Johnny ...................... 1992-94
Baisden, Larry ..................... 1981-82
Ball, Randy .......................... 1982-85
Banks, Marshall .................. 1990-94
Banks, Shane .................. 1996-2000
Barker, Jack ......................... 1944-48
Barne� , Greg ...................... 1994-98
Bartholomew, Ma� hew ..... 1995-99
Baumgardner, Aaron .......... 1991-95
Bausch, Ken ........................ 1985-89
Beck, Robert ....................... 1933-37
Becker, Kyle ..................... 1999-2001
Bedford, Bob ...................... 1952-55
Beedie, Bud ........................ 1961-65
Bell, Carl ............................. 1955-56
Bell, Sam ............................. 1976-79
Benne� , Josh ...................... 2008-10
Benson, Ernie ..................... 1967-70
Bergholtz, Edgar ................. 1946-50
Bible, Larry ......................... 1972-75
Bingham, Bob ..................... 1946-49
Bird, Jim .............................. 1949-53
Bird, Robert ........................ 1946-50
Birdwell, Edwin ................... 1945-49
Bishop, Ken ......................... 1965-69
Bishop, Skip ........................ 1959-63
Blake, Earl ........................... 1948-49
Boatner, Melvin .................. 1978-79
Boatright, Bob .................... 1948-49
Boedecker, Bri� on .............. 2001-02
Boehme, Frederick ............. 1967-71
Bogue, Robert ..................... 1932-36
Bolling, Morgan .................. 1952-56
Bollinger, John .................... 1943-47
Boone, Jimmy ..................... 2006-10
Borja, Bruno ....................... 1997-99
Boshears, James ................. 1993-96
Bowers, Bobby .................... 1955-57
Boyd, Lon ............................ 1946-50
Boyle, Bob .......................... 1948-49
Boyles, Norman .................. 1952-54
Bradley, James .................... 1950-54
Bridwell, Pat ....................... 1986-87
Brier, Harry ......................... 1945-49
Broadwater, Bob ................. 1962-66
Brooks, J.V. .......................... 1978-82
Brooks, Jay .......................... 1946-47
Brooks, Steven .................... 1992-93
Brooks, Van ......................... 1978-79
Brown, Ken ......................... 1977-81
Brown, Skip ......................... 1943-47
Butler, Mike ........................ 1985-86
Bynum, Earl ........................ 1981-84
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Cacy, Albert ........................ 1935-37
Cain, Emory ........................ 2004-08
Campbell, Lowell ................ 1963-64
Carden, Stacey .................... 1989-93
Carpenter, Ben ................ 1999-2003
Carter, Bill ........................... 1984-85
Carter, Darius ............2011-present
Carter, Don ......................... 1952-54
Caton, Bill ........................... 1946-50
Cavanaugh, Kyle ................. 1976-80
Cemeno, John ..................... 1956-60
Charles, Cliff ....................... 2002-04
Chatman, Travis .................. 1989-90
Chris� an, Ray ...................... 1990-94
Clayton, Rob ....................... 1988-89
Clippenter, Stanley ............. 1973-77
Coates, George ................... 1963-67
Cole, Carl (Gabby) ............... 1946-50
Collins, C. ............................ 1972-73
Compton, Mo ..................... 1955-59
Compton, Pat .................. 1999-2003
Compton, Sco� ................... 1986-90
Conover, Red ...................... 1954-58
Cranford, William ............... 1975-79
Crigler, Arthur ..................... 1992-94
Crippen, Leroy .................... 1984-85
Croyle, Ronald .................... 1956-59
Cruz, Victor ......................... 1989-90
Cummings, Lawrence ......... 1984-85
Cuneo, Ed ........................... 1957-60
Cutlip, Ken .......................... 1989-91
Cutlip, Richie............ 1990-91, 94-96
Cutshaw, Mark .................... 1989-90
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D’Auria, Joe ......................... 1955-59
Daliu, Bruno ........................ 2004-06
Darden, John ...................... 1964-68
Darnell,Ma� ....................... 2010-11
Davis, Greyson .................... 1936-40
Davis, Ples ........................... 1977-79
Deaton, Tom ....................... 1966-70
DeBusk, Doug ..................... 1991-95
Deerfi eld, Seth ................ 1999-2000
Delaney, Joe .................... 1999-2000
DeLeeuw, Robert ................ 1974-78
DeSpirito, Ron ..................... 1967-68
Dial, Jeremy ........................ 2007-09
Dinler, Kivanc .................. 1999-2001
Dobson, Sam ...................... 1967-71
Doerr, Richard ..................... 1941-45
Dorsey, Larry ....................... 1981-84
Douglas, Chris ..................... 1987-89
Dowling, Greg ..................... 1982-86
-E-
Ealy, Josh ............................ 2004-06
Edwards, John ..................... 1985-89
Eschweiler, Fred .................. 1963-67
Ewing, Bobby ...................... 2002-05
-F-
Fanning, Jay ........................ 1958-62
Farus, Ma� ......................... 2004-06
Ferguson, Art ...................... 1989-92
Fersner, Jody ....................... 2006-07
Fincken, Richard ................. 1960-63
Flick, Don ............................ 1958-61
Ford, Robert ....................... 1942-46
Fortner, Jeremy ............... 1996-2000
Foster, Jeff .......................... 1990-94
Freeman, Kenya .................. 1995-99
Fulkerson, Mike .................. 1985-87
-G-
Gagel, Nick .......................... 2009-10
Gallo, Mike ......................... 1978-79
Gardner, Bill ........................ 1961-65
Gardner, Bob ...................... 1964-68
Gilbert, Mike ....................... 1989-90
Gilman, John ....................... 1963-67
Glick, Mason ....................... 2003-04
Godbolt, Mike ..................... 1985-86
Goffi gan, Myron ................. 1981-83
Goldstein, Bob .................... 1953-55
Gray, Kevin .......................... 2009-10
Green, Don ......................... 1952-54
Grey, Dionte ........................ 2009-12
Griffi th, Robert ................... 1962-65
-H-
Hadley, Dia ...................... 1999-2001
Hall, Jeremy ........................ 1994-98
Hamilton, Rondal ................ 1978-82
Hamler, Jerrell .................... 1976-77
Hannaway, Gordon ............. 1963-67
Harmon, Drew .................... 2002-05
Harrington, Joe ................... 1986-90
Harrison, Tim ...................... 1978-82
Hawk, Benji ..................... 1999-2002
Hawks, Brad ........................ 2001-05
Heavey, John ....................... 1949-53
Heff ernan, Thomas ............. 1972-76
Heinz, Edward ..................... 1938-42
Hickey, Dick ......................... 1954-58
Higgins, Smith ..................... 1939-43
Hill, Chester ........................ 1946-50
Hobbs, Darren .................... 2006-08
Hobbs, Taylor ...................... 2008-09
Holly, Wes ........................... 1985-86
Hopson, Randy ................... 1976-77
Horne, Greg ........................ 1981-84
Horne, Ralph ....................... 1953-57
Horsman, Frank .................. 1965-69
Houser, Buddy .................... 1969-73
Houston, Lenzy ................... 1976-80
Howell, Garre� ................... 1996-99
Hrasdzira, Ken ..................... 1964-68
Hughes, Warren .................. 1924-28
Hunter, Jim ......................... 1976-78
Husband, Wes .................... 1996-97
-J-
Jackson, James ................... 1983-86
Jackson, Phil ....................... 2000-01
Jeff ers, Eddie ...................... 1961-64
Jelinek, Gerald .................... 1932-36
Jeter, Lavon� ....................... 2006-08
Joachim, Robert .................. 1950-54
Johnson, Leroy .................... 1983-87
Jones, Brandon ................... 2002-03
Jones, Carroll ...................... 1944-48
Jones, David ........................ 1977-81
Jones, Eric ........................... 1981-82
Jones, Ivan .......................... 1946-47
ALL-TIME LETTERMEN
The Tusculum College men’s basketball all-� me le� ermen roster is being compiled for the third � me this year. We are sure we have le� someone off inadvertantly. Please contact the Tusculum
Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce for any correc� ons, addi� ons or dele� ons to this list. The TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce wishes to thank all past sports informa� on directors, assistants and
students that have worked so hard for many hours in order to promote Tusculum Athle� cs through the years. Thanks go out to Steve Ruthsatz, Garre� McKnight, Buddy Pearson, Jamie Hamer
Mike Maggert, Will Prewi� , Ma� Horne, Kelly Harrison, Morgan Lunsford and Whitney Noble.d Morgan Lunsford for all their hard work.
Jorgensen, Mar� n .....2011-present
Juelch, Karl ......................... 1949-53
Jus� s, Kermit ...................... 1945-49
-K-
Kalny, Ben ........................... 1986-90
Kalny, Jim ............................ 1985-88
Keller, Frank ........................ 1952-53
Keller, Fred .......................... 1952-53
Kennedy, Robert ................. 1981-85
Kilday, Jack .......................... 1955-57
Kinard, Ken ......................... 1982-84
King, Dick ............................ 1948-49
King, Steve .......................... 1976-78
Kinslow, Mel ....................... 1953-57
Klempin, Tommy ................. 2008-12
Klink, Kary ........................... 1967-68
Kmetz, Andrew ................... 1931-35
Kmetz, Steve ....................... 1963-67
Knodell, William ................. 1943-47
Knoepfel, Stephen .............. 1974-78
Kos� c, Marko ...................... 2007-09
Ko� rel, Kermit .................... 1986-87
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Labrada, Jesus .................... 1993-97
Lacy, Sco� ........................... 1982-85
Lady, William (Dub) ............ 1946-49
Lain, Charles ....................... 1949-53
Lake, Robert ....................... 1944-48
Landry, Lynn ........................ 1986-90
Lang, George ...................... 1955-59
Lapsley, Bob ........................ 1962-66
Lawson, Allen ..................... 1977-81
Lazenby, Corey .................... 1993-96
Leach, Marvin ..................... 1977-81
Leach, Terry ........................ 1985-89
Lear, Jordan ........................ 2004-08
Leifert, Bob ......................... 1976-78
Leitner, John ....................... 1948-52
Leonard, Ray ....................... 1942-46
Lewis, Jerrell ....................... 2007-08
Lewis, Thomas .................... 1934-38
Light, Thomas ..................... 1958-62
Long, Clyde ......................... 1959-60
Lorch, Bill ............................ 1966-70
Lounsbury, John .................. 1941-45
-M-
MacGowan, Roger .............. 1945-49
Mackey, George .................. 1943-47
MacLeod, Rod ..................... 1958-62
Maginnis, Michael .............. 1967-71
Maines, Barry ..................... 1947-51
Mainous, Jack ..................... 1955-59
Majeski, Edward ................. 1970-74
Mangione, Aurelio .............. 1936-40
Manning, Rob ..................... 1986-88
Marley, Steve ...................... 1955-57
Mar� n, Horace ................... 1927-31
Massolio, Tom .................... 1988-92
Masters, Tim ....................... 1986-90
McAlmont, Rob .................. 1986-88
McCauslin, Marty ............... 1978-79
McClain, Mark .................... 1995-99
McConnell, Eugene ............. 1944-48
McCoy, Fessor ..................... 1981-83
McDonald, Kevin ................ 2002-03
McHan, Dickie .................... 1978-81
McIntosh, Greg ................... 2003-05
McKinny, Pat ....................... 1986-87
McPhail, Tim ................... 1996-2000
Mercer, Harold ................... 1945-49
Merle� o , Ralph .................. 1956-59
Miles, Bob ........................... 1958-62
Miller, Gerald ...................... 1983-85
Miller, JD ...................2009-present
Miller, Patrick ...................... 1939-43
Minnefee, Larry .................. 2005-07
Minton, Paul ....................... 1969-73
Moncada, Valdo .................. 1937-41
Monroe, Donald ................. 1972-74
Monroe, John ..................... 1934-37
Moore, Bill .......................... 1961-64
Moore, Kyle ........................ 2007-10
Morales, Eli ......................... 2001-02
Morgan, James ................... 1994-98
Morrell, Gene ..................... 1946-47
Moses, Jonathan ................ 1992-94
Muhlhahn, Bill .................... 1978-82
Mullins, Jack ....................... 1994-97
Myers, Mickey .................... 1976-78
-N-
Nellius, Lynn ....................... 1961-65
Nelson, Phillip ..................... 1939-43
Noe, Russell ........................ 1967-71
-O-
Ochipa, Richard .................. 1965-69
O’Conner, Daniel ................. 2011-13
Olson, Kenny ....................... 1957-58
O’Mara, Patrick ................... 1988-92
Overall, Brian ...................... 1986-89
Owens, Cur� s ..................... 1924-28
Owens, Dante ..................... 1990-94
-P-
Pace, Phillip ........................ 1995-99
Palazzola, James ................. 1971-75
Parker, Fred ........................ 1977-81
Parks, Nathaniel ................. 1981-82
Paul, Michael ...................... 1987-89
Periolio, Dan ....................... 1989-90
Perkins, Quintel .................. 1995-99
Perolio, Daniel .................... 1987-91
Peterkin, Kiroh .................... 2001-02
Pfi ster, David ....................... 1942-46
Pierce, Charles .................... 1947-51
Pilloni, William .................... 1956-60
Pippin, Harold ..................... 1953-58
Poindexter, Corey ............... 2006-07
Poore, Chris ........................ 2005-07
Poppe, Serge ....................... 2005-07
Poritsky, Herman ................ 1945-49
Powell, Rob ......................... 1989-93
Powers, Greg ...................... 1983-85
Preston, D.J. ........................ 1994-98
Prui� , Bob .......................... 1958-59
Prui� , Hal ........................... 1959-62
Pugh, Jody .......................... 1987-88
Pyle, Jack ............................ 1946-47

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN
-R-
Rader, Larry ........................ 1972-76
Raspudic, Nevin .................. 2009-10
Rathosis, Tony ..................... 1948-49
Rechtorovic, Ed ................... 1962-66
Rechtorovic, Ma� ............... 1967-68
Reed, Brandon ................ 1996-2000
Reid, Ronald ....................... 1956-57
Reynolds, J.D. ...................... 1946-50
Reynolds, Lawrence ............ 1956-60
Rich, Jimmy ......................... 1963-65
Richardson, Patrick ......... 1999-2000
Riley, Jeff ............................. 1985-87
Roan, John .......................... 1987-89
Roberson, Eric .................... 2003-04
Roberts, Dennis .................. 1972-76
Robins, Keena ..................... 2000-01
Rogers, Ed ........................... 1960-64
Roper, Michael .................... 1957-61
Roundtree, Phillip ............... 1989-90
Rowe, Sean ......................... 2010-11
Rubber� , Richard ............... 1976-80
Russell, Clyde ...................... 1949-53
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Salyer, Mark ........................ 1982-85
Sams, Harold ...................... 1957-61
Sams, Mark ......................... 1973-77
San� ago, Carlos .................. 1972-76
Sauers, Kirk ......................... 2001-02
Schillinger, Bruce ................ 1967-68
Schmoll, Alan ...................... 1957-61
Sco� , Stephen .................... 1972-76
Scurry, J.J. ........................... 1988-92
Sears, Harry ........................ 1938-42
Self, Dale ............................. 1946-48
Sells, Billy ............................ 1985-86
Sexton, Donald ................... 2002-06
Shanklin, Jarrell .................. 2004-05
Sheeler, Bob ........................ 1948-49
Shepard, Rex ....................... 1978-81
Shepherd, Jonathon ........... 2001-04
Shotwell, Earle .................... 1943-47
Simmons, Jordan ................ 2001-02
Sipos, Joe ............................ 1964-68
Sizemore, Merrill ................ 1955-59
Slagle, Howard .................... 1957-61
Slusher, Ryan ...................... 2010-11
Small, Shane ....................... 1976-78
Smilgin, Anthony ................ 1942-46
Smith, Hubert ..................... 1949-53
Smith, Jerry ......................... 1961-65
Smith, Lyle .......................... 1954-58
Snyder, Bobby ..................... 1981-84
Snyder, Dick ........................ 1962-66
Sohas, Bob .......................... 1970-74
Spargo, Don ........................ 1939-43
Spinks, Neal ...............2011-present
Spinks, Nick ...............2011-present
Spriggs, Bryen ..................... 2007-08
Staff ord, Mike ..................... 1984-87
Stager, George .................... 1946-50
Stallard, Joe ........................ 1952-56
Stanley, Jonathan ............... 2002-03
Stanley, Joseph ................... 1948-52
Starnes, Harry ..................... 1940-44
Stass, Dick ........................... 1958-59
Statzer, Bob ......................... 1952-55
Steele, George .................... 1983-84
Steigerwald, Jus� n .............. 2008-12
Steinke, Dane ...................... 2003-06
Steioff , Andrew ................... 2008-09
S� ll, Andy ............................ 1958-61
Stokes, Dus� n ................. 1999-2003
Stokley, Walter ................... 1972-77
Stone, Cody ........................ 2000-04
Story, Gabe ......................... 2005-07
Stoughton, Harold .............. 1933-37
Stuart, Mike ........................ 1984-85
Surgent, Stephen ................ 1971-75
Su� on, Roy ......................... 1989-90
Svarplai� s, Harold ............... 1970-74
Sztanya, Steve ..................... 1984-85
-T-
Taylor, Wes ......................... 2008-10
Taylor, Ty ............................. 2011-12
Taynai, Al ............................ 1958-62
Tejera, Alberto .................... 2001-03
Tenhoeve, Cliff .................... 1970-74
Terwillger, Rick .................... 1987-88
Thomas, Antonio ................ 1982-84
Thomas, Tony ..................... 1981-84
Thompson, Skip .................. 1961-63
Thompson, Walter .............. 1981-82
Thomson, Joe ..................... 1953-56
Todd, Bobby ........................ 1969-72
Torrence, Mac ..................... 1959-60
Treece, Gary ....................... 1978-79
Trisuzzi, Jim ......................... 1969-73
Troutman, Rob .................... 2007-11
Troutman, Ryan .................. 2007-09
Tschupp, Raymond ............. 1944-48
Tshomba, Douglas .............. 2003-06
Tunstall, Al .......................... 1987-88
Turman, Larry ..................... 1967-68
Turner, Reggie ..................... 1989-91
Turner, Tommy .................... 1972-76
Tuz, Anton .................2009-present
Twillinger, Rick .................... 1987-88
-U-
Unicomb, Ma� ................... 2003-04
-V-
Varga, Gregory .................... 1974-78
Vaught, Colin ...................... 1983-87
Vest, Kevin .......................... 2010-12
Vogt, Joe ............................. 1949-53
-W-
Waddle, Harold ................... 1946-50
Waddle, John ...................... 1946-47
Waldon, Santana ................ 1990-94
Wallen, Jerry ....................... 1963-67
Walread, Don ...................... 1982-84
Walsh, Roddy ...................... 1944-48
Watlington, Lamont ............ 2000-01
Webb, Howard ................... 1952-55
Weems, Jerome .................. 1930-34
Weems, Larry ..................... 1986-87
Wells, John ......................... 1967-68
Welt, Lew ............................ 1947-51
Whaley, Max ....................... 1955-59
White, Harry ....................... 1946-47
White, John ........................ 2000-01
White, Robert ..................... 1928-32
White, Tyler ........................ 2005-07
Wilcox, Sean ....................... 1991-93
Wilhoit, Shane .................... 1973-77
Williams, Bre� .................... 2010-11
Williams, Butch ................... 1977-78
Williams, Eric ...................... 2006-07
Williams, Jason ................... 2001-02
Williams, Kenny .................. 2002-03
Williams, Steve ................... 1983-84
Wilson, Mike ....................... 1985-88
Wilson, Richard .................. 1962-66
Wilson, Stan ....................... 1964-66
Winant, Richard .................. 1965-69
Winkemeier, Howard .......... 1944-48
Wolf, Thomas ...................... 1968-72
Wolpert, Frank .................... 1957-61
-Y-
Young, Dashawn ................. 2004-05
-Z-
Zalucki, Rob ........................ 2006-07
Zebrowski, John .................. 1972-76
Zura, Robert ........................ 1940-44
Ralph Horne
Tusculum’s All-Time Leading Scorer
(2,487 points)
2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball -- 35

1952-53 Smoky Mountain Athle� c Conference Champions
1953 Smoky Mountain Athle� c Conference Tournament Champions
1955-56 Smoky Mountain Athle� c Conference Champions
1956 Smoky Mountain Athle� c Conference Tournament Champions
1966 Volunteer State Athle� c Conference Tournament Champions
36 - 2012-2013 Tusculum Men’s Basketball
1978-79 Volunteer State Athle� c Conference Champions
1978-79 Volunteer State Athle� c Conference Eastern Division Champions
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS
2003-04 South Atlan� c Conference Champions
2005 South Atlan� c Conference Tournament Champions
2005 NCAA Division II Tournament Par� cipants
2009 NCAA Division II Tournament Par� cipants