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THE Pirates of armstrong ATLanticThe chase for the peach belt ring

A MEN’S BASKETBALL PRODUCTION

FEATURING . . .

Daryl WilliamsPeach Belt Conference

Player of the Year Candidate

Brian BainPeach Belt

All-Conference Candidate

2003-2004 Media Guide

2003-04 AASU Men’s Basketball Squad. Standing (l-r): Tim Brewer, Justin Wood, Brian Bain, Jerard Manning,Jared Muse, Bryan Taylor, Tim Black, Nick Bloemhof, Jimmy Fanning, George Bush, Daryl Williams, ScottMattingly, Jason Sanders, Jermaine Wilkerson. Seated (l-r): Manager Rena Dixon, Head Athletic TrainerMylene Ray, Assistant Coach Steve Ray, Head Coach Jeff Burkhamer, Assistant Coach Travis Priddy, AthleticTrainer Luke Hensel, Manager Ariel Bryant.

2003-04 AASU Roster

2003-04 Armstrong Atlantic StatePirate Basketball Roster

# Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Hometown/School3 Justin Wood 6-1 200 Sr. G Midland, Mich. / Midland HS4 Jermaine Wilkerson 6-0 170 Fr. G Claxton, Ga. / Claxton HS11 Brian Bain 6-4 210 Sr. G/F Nassau, Bahamas / Central Florida CC12 Daryl Williams 6-5 200 Sr. F Clearwater, Fla. / Pasco Hernando CC14 Jason Sanders 6-3 190 Sr. G Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. / Wallace State CC24 Tim Brewer 6-0 205 Sr. G Columbus, Ohio / Columbus State CC32 Jerard Manning 6-5 190 So. F Savannah, Ga. / Johnson HS33 Scott Mattingly 6-6 215 Sr. F Dexter, Mo. / Shawnee (Ill.) CC34 Jared Muse 6-5 225 So. F Jacksonville, Fla. / Naval Academy Prep40 Tim Black 6-8 220 Sr. F/C Hinesville, Ga. / Arkansas Tech42 George Bush 6-6 240 Jr. F Charleston, S.C. / Spartanburg Methodist JC44 Bryan Taylor 6-8 240 Fr. F Timmonsville, S.C. / Timmonsville HS50 Jimmy Fanning 6-9 200 Fr. F Hilton Head, S.C. / Hilton Head Christian55 Nick Bloemhof 6-10 205 Fr. C Meppel, The Netherlands / LandstedeHead Coach: Jeff Burkhamer (Alderson-Broaddus, ‘84)Assistant Coaches: Steve Ray (AASU, ‘00), Travis Priddy (West Virginia State, ‘98)

Chad JacksonDirector of Sports Communications

Phone: 912-961-3255Fax: 912-921-5571

E-Mail: jacksoch@mail.armstrong.edu

Jeff BurkhamerHead Men’s Basketball Coach

Phone: 912-921-5683Fax: 912-921-5571

E-Mail: burkhaje@mail.armstrong.edu

Contents2003-04 Roster/Team Photo ........................................................................... IFC2003-04 Outlook .............................................................................................. 2-3Head Coach Jeff Burkhamer............................................................................ 4-6Assistant Coaches Steve Ray and Travis Priddy .................................................7Meet the Pirates / Goals / Game Plan .............................................................. 8-92003-04 Player Profiles ............................................................................... 10-20This is Savannah ................................................................................................21Armstrong Atlantic State University / Compass Point / Academics 22-24AASU Administration .......................................................................................25Athletic Department Staff ..................................................................................26Alumni Arena ....................................................................................................27AASU Athletic Training ....................................................................................282003-04 Opponents ..................................................................................... 29-31AASU Basketball Media Services .....................................................................322002-03 Season Review ....................................................................................332002-03 Results/Statistics ........................................................................... 34-35The Peach Belt Conference ......................................................................... 36-412003-04 PBC Composite Schedule ...................................................................42AASU Records ............................................................................................ 43-46Honors ......................................................................................................... 47-48All-Time Records ..............................................................................................49All-Time Results .......................................................................................... 50-55Pirates Club .......................................................................................................56AASU Basketball Sponsors ......................................................................... 57-64Media Spot Chart ............................................................................................ IBC2003-04 Schedule ............................................................................................ BC

Quick FactsLocation .............................................................................. Savannah, Ga. 31419Founded .........................................................................................................1935Enrollment ....................................................................................................6,500Gender Breakdown ......................................................... 31% Male, 69% FemaleCampus Size .......................................................................................... 250 acresFull-Time Faculty ............................................................................................248Student/Faculty Ratio ............................................................. 24 students/facultyAverage Freshman Scores .................................................................... 1030 SATNickname .................................................................................................... PiratesColors ....................................................................................... Maroon and GoldAthletics Webpage .................................................. www.athletics.armstrong.eduAffiliation ................................................................................ NCAA Division IIConference ........................................................................................... Peach BeltHome Gym ..................................................................................... Alumni ArenaCapacity ........................................................................................................ 5,000President .............................................................................. Dr. Thomas Z. JonesAthletic Director .............................................................. Dr. Eddie AenchbacherMen’s Basketball Head Coach ...................................................... Jeff BurkhamerRecord at AASU (Years) ........................................................................14-14 (1)Overall Coaching Record (Years) .........................................................169-55 (7)2002-03 Overall Record .............................................................................. 14-142002-03 PBC Record (Finish) .................................................... 12-7 (3rd South)Assistant Coaches .......................................................... Steve Ray, Travis Priddy

CreditsThe 2003-04 Armstrong Atlantic State University men’s basketball media guidewas published by the AASU Office of Sports Communications, Chad Jackson,director. AASU head coach Jeff Burkhamer and assistant coaches Steve Rayand Travis Priddy also contributed to this publication. For more informationregarding the AASU men’s basketball program, please contact:

Table of Contents

1The Pirates captured the 2000-2001 PBC Championship

AASU Athletic DepartmentPhone Directory

Main NumbersAthletic Department 912-927-5336Athletics FAX 912-921-5571

912-921-5852

AdministrationDr. Eddie Aenchbacher, A.D. 912-921-5854Dr. Donald Anderson, Asst. A.D. 912-921-5863Chad Jackson, Sports Communications 912-961-3255Mylene Ray, Athletic Trainer 912-927-5200Dianne Lane, Athletic Secretary 912-921-5849

Coaching StaffJoe Roberts, Baseball 912-921-5686Calvain Culberson, Asst. Baseball 912-921-5687Jeff Burkhamer, Basketball (Men’s) 912-921-5683Steve Ray, Asst. Men’s Basketball 912-921-5684Travis Priddy, Asst. Men’s Basketball 912-921-7311Roger Hodge, Basketball (Women’s) 912-921-5861Mandy Kinder, Asst. Wm. Basketball 912-921-5862Elizabeth Lyons, Grad Asst. WBKB 912-921-7310Michael Butler, Men’s Golf 912-921-5841Simon Earnshaw, Tennis 912-921-5842Jo Ward, Asst. Tennis 912-921-5842Marty McDaniel, Softball 912-921-2391Ansley Paschal, Asst. Softball 912-921-2391Alan Segal, Volleyball 912-921-3785Jen Michael, Asst. Volleyball 912-921-3786

Other NumbersPress Table (Basketball) 912-921-5473

912-921-5572AASU Training Room 912-921-5860Sports Center Weight Room 912-921-5858

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2003-04 Season Preview

AASU rebounded from a 1-7 start to go 14-14 in 2002-03

The second season of the Jeff Burkhamer era atArmstrong Atlantic State begins with a lot of promise.

Part of that stems from the performance of the2002-03 squad that won six of its final seven gamesheading into the Peach Belt Conference tournament,including three wins over Top 25-ranked clubs.

Another part comes from an outstanding recruitingclass that brings in seven talented players to theprogram that already returns seven players, includingfirst-team All-PBC forward Daryl Williams.

Finally, the stability of a program that had seenthree coaches in three seasons will help the Piratescontinue towards their goal of returning to the top ofthe Peach Belt Conference.

Burkhamer’s second season will begin by relyingheavily on its top two scorers from 2002-03, seniorforwards Daryl Williams (6-5, 200, Clearwater, Fla.)and Brian Bain (6-4, 210, Nassau, the Bahamas).Both players look forward to moving back to theirnatural positions on the court after spending most of

last season playingout of position dueto the lack of heighton the Pirates’squad. A naturalsmall forward,Williams stillaveraged a team-leading 15.7 pointsper game at thepower forwardposition last season.Williams should beable to score fromthe perimeter orfrom the paint thisseason, dependingon matchups. Bainwill have the flex-ibility to play eitherwing position thisyear and will becounted on to shootfrom the perimeter

“The Pirates of Armstrong Atlanticor use his excep-tional quickness todrive to the rim.

Anotherreturning playerfor the Pirates isfour-year seniorguard JustinWood (6-1, 200,Midland, Mich.).The former walk-on, who started thefirst 24 games oflast season beforesuffering a brokenleg against Colum-bus State, has fullyrecovered and isexpected to bringhis hard work andtenacious defenseto the court for thePirates in 2003-04.

Senior guardTim Brewer (6-0, 205, Columbus, Ohio) started thefinal four games of the season in place of Wood andreturns as one of the Pirates’ leading three-point shoot-ers. Brewer hit 39.6 percent of his treys last season andshould be one of AASU’s top shooters again this year.

After taking a year off to concentrate on academics,senior swingman Jason Sanders (6-3, 190, Ft. WaltonBeach, Fla.) returns to play his final year for the Piratesthis season. Sanders averaged 5.4 points and 2.3 re-bounds in 21 starts in 2001-02 and will be asked to runthe team from the point guard position.

The final returning senior for coach Burkhamer isforward Scott Mattingly (6-6, 215, Dexter, Mo.). Thehard-nosed Mattingly averaged 4.3 points off the benchfor the Pirates last season and will continue to contrib-ute offensively and defensively in the frontcourt thisseason.

Sophomore forward Jerard Manning (6-5, 190,Savannah, Ga.) saw extensive time late in the seasonand should continue to develop his scoring stroke.

Senior forward Brian Bain scored20 or more points in seven gamesin 2002-03, including a stretch ofthree straight games in January.

Senior guard Justin Wood hasplayed in 82 games in threeseasons for the Pirates and started24 games in 2002-03.

With the tallest playeron the Pirates’ rosterlast season standing at6’7”, AASU’s biggestrecruiting concern wassize. Five of the Pirates’seven newcomers are6’6” or taller, startingwith senior forward/center Tim Black (6-8,220, Hinesville, Ga.),who transfers to AASUafter three seasons atArkansas Tech, wherehe scored 704 points inthree seasons.

Junior forwardGeorge Bush (6-6, 240,Charleston, S.C.) joinsthe Pirates fromSpartanburg MethodistJC, where he was an all-conference performer.Bush will be a toughphysical presence insidethe paint that the Pirateslacked last season and

should help AASU’s rebounding, which ranked 11thin the league last year.

Sophomore forward Jared Muse (6-5, 225,Jacksonville, Fla.) is a transfer from Naval AcademyPreparatory in Annapolis, Md., who brings athleticismand a tremendous work ethic to the team.

The rest of the Pirates’ newcomers are freshmen,but are talented enough to contribute immediately.Freshman forward Bryan Taylor (6-8, 240,Timmonsville, S.C.) was an All-State performer inSouth Carolina where he averaged 25 points, 13rebounds and four blocked shots as a senior.

Freshman center Nick Bloemhof (6-10, 205,Meppel, the Netherlands) is a former member of theDutch junior national team and might be the best purethree-point shooter on the squad already.

The final two freshmen are local products who

stayed home to play for the Pirates. Freshman guardJermaine Wilkerson (6-0, 170, Claxton, Ga.) ledClaxton HS to the Georgia Final Four last year.Wilkerson is a tremendous athlete and will be learningthe point guard position this year. Freshman forwardJimmy Fanning (6-9, 200, Hilton Head, S.C.) aver-aged 16 points and 11 rebounds as a senior and earnedSCISA All-State honors as well.

Again the Pirates will have a tough schedule,facing a 16-game league slate and non-conferencegames against NCAA Tournament participants such asEckerd, Presbyterian and Lenoir-Rhyne. AASU hostsboth Eckerd and Lenoir-Rhyne in its annual ChristmasClassic tournament on Dec. 19-20. AASU also hasnon-conference games against Paine, Clark Atlantaand Fayetteville State. The Pirates open the 2003-04season by hosting South Atlantic Region finalistPresbyterian on Saturday, November 15, at 7:00 p.m.

The Peach Belt Conference coaches have pickedArmstrong Atlantic State to finish tied for fourth in theleague with Augusta State. Defending PBC championColumbus State is picked to finish first, followed byKennesaw State and Clayton State. AASU was one ofonly three schools to receive a first-place vote in thepoll.

2003-04 Season Preview

The Pirates welcome seven newcomers to the 2003-04 squad 3

Rk School Votes1. Columbus State 115 (7)2. Kennesaw State 113 (4)3. Clayton State 894. Armstrong Atlantic State 82 (1)

Augusta State 826. North Florida 737. USC Spartanburg 728. Francis Marion 599. GC&SU 3610. USC Aiken 3111. Lander 2112. UNC Pembroke 19

2003-2004Peach Belt

Preseason Men’sBasketball Poll

First-place votes inparenthesis.

As voted on by thePBC Men’s Coaches;

Coaches could notvote for own team.

The Chase for the Peach Belt Ring”

Senior forward Daryl Williamsscored in double figures in 22of 28 games in 2002-03,leading the Pirates in scoringwith a 15.7 ppg average.

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AASU Coaching Staff

AASU has won two Peach Belt Conference Championships

“Someone once said that themost important aspect ofcoaching is teaching. That isnot true. Everyone teaches.The most important aspect ofcoaching is making sure thatwhat is taught is learned.”

“The mediocre coach tells;The good coach explains;The superior coach demonstrates;The great coach inspires.”

“Good coaching may be defined asthe developing of character,personality and habits of players,plus the efficient teaching offundamentals and team play.”

Head Coach Jeff Burkhamer

Jeff Burkhamer became AASU’s ninth head coach on June 10, 2002 5

Jeff BurkhamerHead Men’s Basketball Coach

Jeff Burkhamer enters his second season as head men’s basketball coach atArmstrong Atlantic State University. Burkhamer directed a Pirates’ squad whosetallest player was 6’7” and, after a 1-7 start, finished the season with a 12-7record in the Peach Belt, good for fourth place, and a 14-14 overall mark. ThePirates went 3-1 against two nationally-ranked clubs in 2002-03 - conferencerivals Columbus State and Kennesaw State - and advanced to the Peach BeltConference Quarterfinals.

Burkhamer joined AASU as its ninth head men’s basketball coach on June10, 2002. A native of Williamstown, West Virginia, Burkhamer had been atMarshall University for four seasons under head coach Greg White, first as anassistant coach and then, in 2001-2002, as associate head coach. While atMarshall, Burkhamer helped the Thundering Herd to a 70-44 record in fourseasons in Mid-American Conference play.

Prior to joining Marshall, Burkhamer served as the head coach at Santa FeCommunity College in Gainesville, Fla., leading the Saints to two Mid-FloridaConference titles. He earned National Junior College Coach of the Year honors by College Sport Magazine in 1995-96as the Saints set a school record with 28 wins and also won 21 straight games to begin the season, gaining a No. 5 NJCAAnational ranking and finishing the year with a 28-4 record. In four seasons, the Saints went 97-31 under CoachBurkhamer.

Burkhamer also served as an assistant coach for three seasons in the Continental Basketball Association (CBA), thedevelopmental league of the NBA, with the Grand Rapids Hoops before leading the Santa Fe program and previouslyserved as a head coach at North Greenville College in Tigerville, S.C., where he went 58-10 in two seasons and earnedNJCAA Region 10 Coach of the Year honors twice from 1989-1991.

A graduate of Alderson-Broaddus College in Philippi, West Virginia, Burkhamer was a four-year letterman for theBattlers in basketball and baseball and holds the school’s all-time assist mark with 646. Burkhamer was inducted into theBattler Hall of Fame in 2001. He graduated from Alderson-Broaddus with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education in1984 and earned his master’s degree in health and physical education from Morehead State in 1989. He started his coach-ing career as an assistant coach at Winthrop University in 1984-85, the moved to Charleston Southern University (1985-87) and Morehead State University (1987-89).

Burkhamer is no stranger to the Coastal Empire area as he was on the staff at Charleston Southern in 1986-87 whenthe Buccaneers won the first two Big South Conference Championships were held in Savannah, Ga. Charleston Southernplayed Armstrong State during conference play that season.

Burkhamer is married to the former Diane Depler of Stow, Ohio, and the couple have two children - Melissa (12) andLindsey (7).

The Jeff Burkhamer Coaching LedgerYears School Position Notes1984-85 Winthrop University Assistant Coach1985-87 Charleston Southern University Assistant Coach Twice won Big South Conference titles1987-89 Morehead State University Assistant Coach 7th most-improved team in Division I1989-91 North Greenville College Head Coach Twice NJCAA Region 10 Caoch of the Year1991-94 Grand Rapids Hoops (CBA) Assistant Coach 3-time Eastern Division Champions1994-98 Santa Fe Community College Head Coach National Coach of the Year; Two-Time MFC Champs1998-2001 Marshall University Assistant Coach2001-2002 Marshall University Associate Head Coach Coached Tamar Slay - New Jersey Nets2002- Armstrong Atalntic State University Head Coach Ninth head coach in program history

Head Coach Jeff Burkhamer

6 Jeff Burkhamer was the NJCAA National Coach of the Year in 1995-96

The Burkhamer FamilyJeff, Diane, Melissa and Lindsey

What They’re Saying About AASU HeadCoach Jeff Burkhamer . . .

“Coach Burkhamer is fair, consistent and dedicated to helpingeach of us in all aspects of our college experience. CoachBurkhamer is concerned about us being successful in the game ofbasketball, but even more importantly, the game of life.”

- Brian Bain, Current Pirate Player“Coach Burkhamer was instrumental in my development as aplayer. His attention to detail in my individual workouts helpedraise my skill level to new heights each year. Coach B. pushedme every day to become a better player, a better student and abetter person. He helped prepare me for life in the NBA.”

- Tamar Slay, Former Player And Current NJ Nets Player“I see the basketball program becoming a dominant power in thePeach Belt Conference and in the region under the leadership ofCoach Burkhamer. Everything that is needed to become apowerhouse is in place - a solid coaching staff, quality academ-ics, great facilities, brand new housing/apartments and a beautifulcampus and city. My only regret is only getting to play for CoachBurkhamer for one season..”

- David Pisarcik, Former Pirate Player for Coach Burkhamer“Coach Burkhamer is an excellent communicator and basketballstrategist. He coached me during the most productive phase ofmy career. He has been very supportive of me personally throughall my highs and lows. Coach Burkhamer is not only a formercoach but someone that I’m proud to call a FRIEND.”

- Gerald Madkins, Current NY Knicks scout, former CBARookie of the Year/Player for the Grand Rapids Hoops

Questions and Answers withAASU Head Coach Jeff Burkhamer

• What were the most important factors in your decision to becomethe head basketball coach at Armstrong Atlantic?

There were a number of factors that went into my decision. First ofall, I wanted to be a head coach again and run my own program. I trulyenjoy making the tough decisions and love running practices andcoaching in games. Second, I wanted to live in the South and in a citywhere my family would enjoy living. The beautiful city of Savannah, thebeach and the weather fulfilled that wish. Third, I wanted to coach at aschool where I thought we could be successful and have a first-classbasketball program. Our facilities are outstanding, we have scholarshipmoney available, we have as good a housing situation as anyone at anylevel in the country, and possibly the most important factor - we have anadministration that cares about basketball and winning. As a formercollege basketball player, President Jones understands athletics andknows what needs to be done in order to have quality programs. Hewants us to be successful and will be very supportive of our program.When you combine all of these factors, my decision was very easy.• What is your initial impression of the Peach Belt Conference?

The Peach Belt Conference is one of the top leagues in the countryin all sports. The basketball teams and coaches are outstanding. There arevery good athletes and very good players in our league. We have veterancoaches in our league that do a terrific job of preparing their teams. I’vebeen impressed with the quality of play, with the quality of coaching andwith the quality of facilities in the Peach Belt Conference. I feel ourleague stacks up well against any league in the country.• What do you feel makes AASU an attractive place to play collegebasketball and pursue an education.

Armstrong Atlantic provides the best of both worlds. A collegediploma from AASU is a valuable tool. You will be very prepared inyour field of study and will be marketable in the work world uponcompletion of your degree. We have state of the art classroom buildings,outstanding professors instructing in the classroom and, equallyimportant, we have professors that care about the students and arewilling to work with them to ensure academic success. AASU is a terrificplace to play because of the philosophy of our basketball program. Wewant good people, individuals that will work to get their degree, andplayers that will compete on the basketball court. We have all the thingsa student-athlete needs to be successful at AASU.• You’ve been very involved with marketing and promoting of thePirates basketball program. Why is this so important to you?

Our basketball program provides a wholesome, family friendlyenvironment for people to enjoy. We provide quality entertainment at acheap price. Kids are involved with our players, in contests and inspecial promotions. We want everyone to have fun and at the same timecheer for the Pirates. The key to getting people in the arena is lettingpeople know when we have games. We have been very visible this yearin the community and on campus. We have a variety of events plannedthis year and want to get as many people involved as possible. Listedbelow are some of the projects/promotions that we have initiated thisseason. We want our program to be “Savannah’s” basketball program.

Pirates Active In TheCoastal Empire Area

• The “Shoot For The Stars” Basketball Camp• The Pirates of Armstrong Atlantic Intrasquad Scrimmages• Speaking Engagements to more than 3,500 kids last year• Civic Club Speaking Engagements• Ballhandling Team• Shooters Club• Mini-Clinics• Media Day Luncheon• 3 Point Play for the United Way• Autograph Sessions with Pirates Players• Game Promotions - Group Nights, Special Contests, Etc.

Assistant Coaches Steve Ray and Travis Priddy

Ray hit 43 percent of his 3-point shots in two years with AASU 7

Steve RayAssistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Steve Ray begins his fourth season on the Armstrong Atlantic State men’s basketballstaff as a Pirates’ assistant coach. Promoted from his graduate assistant coaching positionin 2001, Ray will be in his seventh year at AASU following a stellar two-year playingcareer for the Pirates from 1997-1999.

Ray earned his bachelor’s degree in English communications in 2000 from AASUand recently completed his Master’s degree in public health from AASU.

Ray’s playing career took him from Penn Valley CC in Kansas City, Mo., where hehelped the Scouts to the 1995-96 NJCAA National Championship, to the Pirates, wherehe set AASU marks for three-point shooting, hitting 163 of 379 shots (43%). At PennValley, Ray was a two-time first-team All-Region selection and earned NJCAA All-Tournament and Academic All-America honors. While at AASU, Ray was the 1999 President’s Cup award winner, given

to the top Pirate student-athlete.Ray will assist head coach Jeff Burkhamer in all aspects of the

basketball program in 2003-04. He was recently married to formerAASU volleyball standout and current head athletic trainer MyleneBenito, and together the couple live in Savannah.

Coach Burkhamer: “Steve Ray is a valuable asset to our basketballprogram. His knowledge of our university, the surrounding area and thePeach Belt Conference made my transition to AASU an easy one. Steveis a former Pirate player and was the President’s Cup recipient atAASU, given to the top student-athlete at the school each year. He cantell recruits exactly what it is like to attend AASU because he knowsfirst hand what its like to be a Pirate student-athlete. Steve does anoutstanding job on the court with our players and is very involved oncampus with academics, financial aid and admissions. Steve is asked toperform a variety of duties in our program with an emphasis on recruit-ing. Steve has a very good understanding of what needs to be done inall areas of the program.”

Travis PriddyAssistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Travis Priddy begins his second year with the AASU men’s basketball program in2003-04, serving as a Pirates assistant coach.

A 1998 graduate of West Virginia State, Priddy began his coaching career as the headcoach of the Teays Valley, W. Va., AAU squad and moved into the high school ranks as anassistant coach at Winfield HS from 1996 to 2000.

The Charleston, W. Va., native then served as an assistant coach at his alma mater,West Virginia State, in 2000-2001, and moved to Hastings College as the top assistantcoach for the Broncos in 2001-02 before joining the Pirates.

Priddy, 30, is single and resides in Savannah.Coach Burkhamer: “I’ve known Travis Priddy for a number of years. Travis is a West

Virginia native and has served as a coach at my summer basketball camp. Travis is very involved on the court with ourplayers and has been instrumental in the promotion of our basketball program. Academic development, videotape break-down and recruiting are just a few of the duties that he is involved with at AASU. His work ethic and understanding of thegame make him very marketable once he finishes his master’s degree at the end of the year.”

Steve and Mylene Ray

Meet The Pirates

8 AASU finished fourth in the overall PBC standings in 2002-03

2003-04 Personnel Breakdown

Lettermen Returning: 7Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG FG% FT%Daryl Williams F 6-5 200 Sr. 15.7 6.6 .509 .615Brian Bain F 6-4 210 Sr. 14.3 4.8 .483 .710Justin Wood G 6-1 200 Sr. 5.5 2.8 .366 .322Tim Brewer G 6-0 205 Sr. 3.2 1.4 .397 .396Scott Mattingly F 6-6 215 Sr. 4.3 1.6 .468 .409Jerard Manning F 6-5 190 So. 1.1 1.2 .292 .000Jason Sanders G/F 6-3 180 Sr. 5.4 2.5 .373 .167

Lettermen Lost: 5Name Pos. Ht. Wt. PPG RPG FG% FT%Dave Pisarcik G 6-2 220 12.6 4.8 .450 .370Ian Jones F 6-6 200 5.7 2.7 .420 .103Reggie Vilcean C 6-7 210 1.6 1.9 .381 .529Robert West G 6-2 165 0.9 0.9 .188 .000Jason Powell G 6-2 178 0.3 0.3 .000 .000

Newcomers For 2003-04: 7Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. PPG OtherJermaine Wilkerson Fr. G 6-0 170 15.0 4.0 apgTim Black Sr. F/C 6-8 210 8.9 4.5 rpgBryan Taylor Fr. F 6-8 240 25.0 13.0 rpg, 4.0 bpgJared Muse So. F 6-5 210George Bush Jr. F 6-6 245 13.0 10.0 rpgJimmy Fanning Fr. F 6-9 200 16.0 11.0 rpg, 3.0 bpgNick Bloemhof Fr. C 6-10 200

Starters Returning: 3 (Brian Bain, Daryl Williams, Justin Wood)Starters Lost: 2 (Dave Pisarcik, Ian Jones)Top Returning Scorer: Daryl Williams (15.7 ppg)Top Returning Rebounder: Daryl Williams (6.6 rpg)Top Returning Assist Maker: Daryl Williams (61)Top Returning FG Shooter: Daryl Williams (.509)Top Returning 3-Point Shooter: Scott Mattingly (.409)Top Returning Free Throw Shooter: Brian Bain (.730)Top Returning Shot Blocker: Brian Bain (26)Top Returnee In Steals: Brian Bain (50)

2003-04 Roster Breakdown

By Class: 7 seniors, 1 junior, 2 sophomores, 4 freshmanBy State: Florida 3, Georgia 3, South Carolina 3, Ohio 1,Michigan 1, Missouri 1By Country: United States 12, Bahamas 1, Netherlands 1

2002-03 Season

2002-03 Overall Record: 14-142002-03 Peach Belt Record: 12-7 (3rd South Division)2002-03 Peach Belt Tournament Finish: Quarterfinals2002-03 Postseason Play: None

Senior Daryl Williamsearned first-team All-Peach Belt Conferencehonors in 2002-03, rankingsixth in the league in scor-ing, averaging 15.7 pointsper game, and scoring indouble figures in 22 of 28contests.

Senior Brian Bain capturedthe Ashley Dearing Cup,given to the Pirate playerwith the best free throw per-centage each year, by hit-ting 73 percent of his foulshots in 2002-03 and wasthe team’s second-leadingscorer, averaging 14.3points per game.

Meet The Pirates

Brian Bain is AASU’s first player ever from the Bahamas 9

Where They Came From

Florida (3):Jared Muse, Jason Sanders, Daryl WilliamsGeorgia (3):Tim Black, Jerard Manning, Jermaine WilkersonSouth Carolina (3):George Bush, Jimmy Fanning, Bryan Taylor

Ohio (1):Tim BrewerMichigan (1):Justin WoodMissouri (1):Scott Mattingly

Bahamas (1):Brian BainNetherlands (1):Nick Bloemhof

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• To graduate 100% of our student-athletes.• To win the regular season and tournament championships.• To have the most productive recruiting class in the region and conference.• To instill life skills in our student-athletes.• To prepare our athletes academically, athletically and socially for life after graduation/basketball.

The Armstrong Atlantic State University men’s basketball program has entered a new era under the leadershipof coach Jeff Burkhamer. “We are looking for fine young men with the desire, work ethic and ability to moveour program to national prominence in NCAA basketball in the years ahead.”Tough man-to-man pressure defense and an uptempo fast-breaking style offense will characterize the Piratesstyle of play in 2003-04. Burkhamer adds, “Our success will depend on how quickly our players adjust to oursystem of play and their ability to come together as a close-knit team.”We will build a successful program at AASU with good people. We have high expectations of our players asstudents, as role models in public and as competitors on the court. Our goals are higher than ten feet !”

Program Goals and Objectives

The Pirates Game Plan

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Senior Daryl Williams • Player of the Year Candidate

Williams is AASU’s third first-team All-PBC selection ever

Williams’ Game Highs

Points:24 at Eckerd, 11/30/02 at Clayton State, 2/15/03Rebounds:13 vs. Kennesaw State, 2/8/03Assists:5 vs. UNC Pembroke, 1/13/03Steals:5 at Fort Valley State, 12/4/02

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Daryl Williams’ Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2002-2003 28-28 1001 176-346 .509 12-30 .400 75-122 .615 76-110-186 6.6 439 15.7 61 70 15 491 Year 28-28 1001 176-346 .509 12-30 .400 75-122 .615 76-110-186 6.6 439 15.7 61 70 15 49

Daryl WilliamsSenior Forward

6-5 • 200 • Clearwater, Fla. • Pasco Hernando CC

2002-03

Earned first-team All-Peach Belt Conference honors, the Pirates’ first first-team honoreesince two-time All-America Robert Campbell (2000-01) ... Started all 28 games as a junior... Averaged team-high 35.8 minutes, 15.7 points and 6.6 rebounds a game ... Hit 176-of-346 shots from the floor (50.9%) and 12-of-30 shots from three-point range (40.0%) ...Ranked sixth in the PBC in scoring, eighth in rebounding and eighth in steals (1.57/gm) ...Reached double figures in 22 of 28 contests, including scoring 20 or more points ninetimes ... Scored a season-high 24 points twice, at Eckerd on 11/30 and at Clayton State on2/15 ... Collected 23 points on 10-of-14 shooting from the floor in the Pirates’ 67-59 first-round win over UNC Pembroke at the PBC Tournament on 3/5 ... Five double-doubles,including 16 points and 13 rebounds in AASU’s 65-61 win over Kennesaw State on 2/8.

AT PASCO HERNANDO CC

2000 Sun Coast Conference Player of the Year for Pasco Hernando CC ... Averaged 20points, eight rebounds and five assists per game for the Conquistadors.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played for four years at Clearwater High School ... Three-time All-State performer for theTornados.

PERSONAL

Born Daryl Williams on March 1, 1979, in Clearwater, Fla., his hometown ... Son ofLapeno Boans and Harold Williams ... Majoring in criminal justice ... Has six siblings:Dean Dixon (32), Spencer Bryant (31), Jerry Lowe (30), Latoya and Larry Boans (28) andBetty Williams (21).

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Daryl has the ability to be a dominating player in the Peach Belt Conference. He isathletic, scores both inside and out and loves to compete. We are expecting a big year outof Daryl Williams. Daryl will be our “go to” guy this year and should be a candidate forPeach Belt Conference Player of the Year honors.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys playing basketball, watching movies and cooking ... Keyshawn Johnson is afavorite sports personality ... Would like to be involved in a career working with kids aftercollege ... Would also like to play football after college.

Senior Brian Bain • All-Conference Candidate

Brian Bain was the U-19 National Player of the Year in the Bahamas11

Bain’s Game Highs

Points:28 vs. GC&SU, 2/26/03Rebounds:12 vs. GC&SU, 2/26/03Assists:5 vs. Eckerd, 12/20/02Steals:4 at Kennesaw State, 3/1/03

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Brian Bain’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2002-2003 28-23 906 138-286 .483 23-67 .343 100-137 .730 37-96-133 4.8 399 14.3 48 70 26 501 Year 28-23 906 138-286 .483 23-67 .343 100-137 .730 37-96-133 4.8 399 14.3 48 70 26 50

Brian BainSenior Forward

6-4 • 210 • Nassau, Bahamas • Central Florida CC

2002-03

Played in all 28 games, starting 23, as a junior ... Averaged 32.1 minutes, 14.3 points and4.8 rebounds a game ... Hit 138-of-286 shots from the floor (48.3%) and 23-of-67 shotsfrom three-point range (34.3%) ... Winner of the 2002-03 Ashley Dearing Cup as thePirates’ top free-throw shooter, hitting 100 of 137 free throws (73%) ... Team’s second-leading scorer who scored 20 or more points on seven occasions, including three straightgames from Jan. 18-25 ... Notched season highs with 28 points and 12 rebounds in AASU’s81-67 win over GC&SU on 2/26 ... Scored 25 points in the Pirates’ 73-67 overtime win atUSC Aiken on 1/15 ... Hit 6-of-10 three-pointers en route to 20 points against AugustaState on 2/5 ... Reached double figures in 21 of 28 contests.

AT CENTRAL FLORIDA CC

Played for two seasons at Central Florida CC, earning honorable mention All-Mid FloridaConference honors as a freshman in 2000-2001 ... Averaged 13.8 points per game and shot37 percent from three-point range as a sophomore for the Patriots.

HIGH SCHOOL

Former 19-and-under National Player of the Year in the Bahamas ... Played for four yearsat GB Catholic High School in Nassau ... Named “Mr. Basketball” as a senior for theCrusaders.

PERSONAL

Born Brian Jamaine Bain on June 11, 1981, in Nassau, The Bahamas, his hometown ... Sonof Sandra Bain ... Majoring in early education/physical education ... Has five sisters -Michelle (34), Melissa (30), Joanna (28), Tanya (26) and Nadia (24) - and one brother,Benjamin (36).

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Brian is an athletic slasher who plays very hard. He must score offensively and be a stopperon the defensive end. His love of the game is his biggest asset. He has worked extremelyhard to become an excellent shooter. Brian should be an All-Conference candidate this year.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys shopping and reading ... Kobe Bryant and Tiger Woods are favorite sports personali-ties ... Has never played on a losing team in his life and has been playing competitivebasketball since the seventh grade ... Also played volleyball and participated in track andfield in high school ... Thoughts on Pirate Basketball: “It is the place to be.”

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Senior Justin Wood

Wood could finish his career in the top 5 in games played

Wood’s Game Highs

Points:19 at Columbus State, 2/16/02Rebounds:7 at USC Aiken, 1/15/03Assists:6 vs. UNC Pembroke, 1/13/02Steals:4 at Columbus State, 3/1/02(PBC Tournament Quarterfinals)

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Justin Wood’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2000-2001 31-2 223 11-30 .367 5-18 .278 3-9 .333 3-14-17 0.5 30 1.0 11 15 2 82001-2002 27-3 390 44-114 .386 21-55 .382 20-30 .667 12-23-35 1.3 125 4.6 26 27 1 192002-2003 24-24 768 49-134 .366 28-87 .322 6-9 .667 14-54-68 2.8 132 5.5 48 34 0 413 Years 82-29 1381 104-278 .374 49-142 .345 29-48 .604 29-91-120 1.5 287 3.5 85 76 3 68

Justin WoodSenior Guard

6-1 • 200 • Midland, Mich. • Midland HS

2002-03

Played in 24 games, starting all 24, as a junior ... Averaged 32 minutes, 5.5 points and 2.8rebounds a game ... Hit 49-of-134 shots from the floor (36.6%) and 28-of-87 shots fromthree-point range (32.2%) ... Season ended in the Pirates’ 79-62 win over Columbus Stateon 2/22 when he suffered a broken leg, but has fully recovered from the injury for hissenior season ... Scored 17 points, including five-of-six three-pointers, in AASU’s 69-58win over Lander on 1/4.

2001-02

Played in 27 games, starting three, as a sophomore for the Pirates ... Averaged 14.4minutes, 4.6 points and 1.3 rebounds per game ... Hit 44-of-114 shots from the floor(38.6%) and 17-of-52 shots from three-point range (32.7%) ... Scored a career-high 19points at Columbus State on 2/16 ... Hit five-of-six three-pointers for 15 points in the PBC

Tournament semifinals at Columbus State on 3/1.

2000-01

Played in 31 games as a freshman, starting two, for thePirates ... Averaged 7.2 minutes, 1.0 points and 0.5 re-bounds per game ... Hit 11-of-30 shots from the floor(37%), including 5-of-18 from three-point range (28%).

HIGH SCHOOL

Captain and team MVP at Midland High School ... Honorable mention All-Saginaw Valley League.

PERSONAL

Born Justin Dale Wood on March 17, 1982, in Midland, Mich., his hometown ... Son of Robert andAngelia Wood ... Majoring in criminal justice ... Father, Robert, played football at the University ofMichigan ... Has two siblings: Jason (23) and Tracie (25).

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Justin is an excellent shooter and outstanding defender. Justin leads by example. He does the littlethings that make a big difference. Justin understands the game and knows how to play. Justin will playthe wing and the point guard position for us this year.

FUN FACTS

Enjoys playing basketball and video games ... Tiger Woods and Gary Payton are favorite sports person-alities ... Lists Johnny Cochran as an influential personality ... Would like to work for the FBI someday.

Senior Scott Mattingly

Mattingly was a perfect 4-4 from the field vs. UNCP on 1/13 13

Mattingly’s Game Highs

Points:15 vs. Fort Valley State, 12/18/02Rebounds:7 vs. Fort Valley State, 12/18/02Assists:3 at USC Spartanburg, 1/11/03

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Scott Mattingly’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2002-2003 24-0 304 36-77 .468 9-22 .409 22-27 .815 19-19-38 1.6 103 4.3 9 16 0 21 Year 24-0 304 36-77 .468 9-22 .409 22-27 .815 19-19-38 1.6 103 4.3 9 16 0 2

Scott MattinglySenior Forward

6-6 • 215 • Dexter, Mo. • Shawnee CC

2002-03

Played in 24 games as a junior and was the Pirates’ sixth man ... Averaged 12.7 minutes,4.3 points and 1.6 rebounds a game ... Hit 36-of-77 shots from the floor (46.8%) and 9-of-22 shots from three-point range (40.9%) ... Hit 22-of-27 foul shots (81.5%) ... Scoredseason-high 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting and collected seven rebounds in AASU’s 76-59win over Fort Valley State on 12/18 ... Added 12 points off the bench at USCS (11/1).

AT SHAWNEE CC

Averaged 13 points a game and shot 42 percent from three-point range as a sophomore forShawnee CC ... Earned NJCAA Academic All-America honors for the Saints and was theteam MVP in 2001-2002.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played for three seasons at Dexter High School ... Two-time All-Conference and All-Region honoree for the Bearcats.

PERSONAL

Born Scott Mattingly on January 28, 182, in Poplar Bluff, Mo. ... Hometown is Dexter... Son of Lynn and Kay Mattingly ... Majoring in criminal justice ... Sister, KellyHixson (27), played volleyball for Southwest Baptist University in Texas.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Noone plays harder than Scott Mattingly. He is a warrior. Scott is an excellent shooterand will play in the post and on the perimeter this year. Scott must help us on theboards this season and continue to improve on the defensive end. Scott loves to playthe game.’

FUN FACTS

Enjoys playing golf, hunting and fishing ... Larry Bird and Michael Jordan are favoritesports personalities ... Would like to have a career as a federal agent ... Lists his parentsas his most influential personalities ... Takes flying lessons in his spare time and wouldlike to become a pilot.

Thoughts on Pirate Basketball: “We have the right coaches and right players forimmediate and future success.”

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Senior Tim Brewer

Brewer started the last four games of 2002-03 at shooting guard

Brewer’s Game Highs

Points:15 vs. Columbus State, 2/22/03Rebounds:4, three times. Last vs. CSU, 2/22/03Assists:4 vs. Kennesaw State, 2/8/03Steals:4 at Presbyterian, 12/14/02

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Tim Brewer’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2002-2003 27-7 442 29-73 .397 19-48 .396 10-13 .769 9-30-39 1.4 87 3.2 31 45 0 241 Year 27-7 442 29-73 .397 19-48 .396 10-13 .769 9-30-39 1.4 87 3.2 31 45 0 24

Tim BrewerSenior Guard

6-0 • 205 • Columbus, Ohio • Columbus State CC

2002-03

Played in 27 games, starting seven, as a junior ... Averaged 16.4 minutes, 3.2 points and1.4 rebounds a game ... Started final four games of the season in place of the injuredJustin Wood ... Hit 29-of-73 shots from the floor (39.7%) and 19-of-48 shots from three-point range (39.6%) ... Scored a season-high 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting, including3-of-5 three-pointers, in AASU’s 79-62 win over Columbus State on 2/26.

AT COLUMBUS STATE CC

Two-time first-team All-OCCAC honoree at Columbus State CC ... Averaged 15 pointsand seven assists per game as a sophomore for the Cougars ... Also earned All-Regionhonors twice.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played for two seasons at Westerville South HS in Westerville, Ohio.

PERSONAL

Born Tim D. Brewer on November 8, 1978, inAnchorage, Alaska ... Hometown is Columbus, Ohio... Son of Paul and Evelyn Brewer ... Majoring ininstructional technology ... Married to Tricia Brewer and has a son, Christian, who is five yearsold ... Has two siblings, Shari (34) and Paul Jr. (33).

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Tim brings strength and experience to the point guard position. He must run our team and showgreat leadership. He will be counted on to handle the ball and make good decisions. Tim’s role as apoint guard is to make everyone else better and to be the coach on the floor. Tim is also anoutstanding three-point shooter, giving us the flexibility to play him at shooting guard.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys going to the movies and listening to music, as well as singing, playing X Box and eatingpizza ... Would like to become a coach following his college career ... Biggest role model is hisfather.

Thoughts on Pirate Basketball: “One of the best things that has ever happened to me.”

Senior Jason Sanders

Sanders led Wallace State CC to the NJCAA DII Final Four 15

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Jason Sanders’ Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2001-2002 27-21 670 57-153 .373 1-6 .167 32-49 .653 17-50-67 2.3 147 5.4 75 69 8 311 Year 27-21 670 57-153 .373 1-6 .167 32-49 .653 17-50-67 2.3 147 5.4 75 69 8 31

Jason SandersSenior Guard

6-3 • 190 • Ft. Walton Bch, Fla. • Wallace St. CC

2001-02

Played in 27 games, starting 21, as a junior for the Pirates ... Averaged 5.4 points and 2.5rebounds per game ... Hit 57-of-153 shots from the floor (37.3%) and 32-of-49 shots fromthe free throw line (65.3%) ... Second on team in assists with 75 ... Reached double figuresin scoring four times, including a season-high 16 points twice ... Hit 5-of-9 shots from thefloor and 6-of-6 foul shots for 16 points in the Pirates’ 83-63 win over Claflin on 12/8 ...Hit 8-of-11 shots from the floor for 16 points in AASU’s 93-69 win at North Florida on2/13 ... Dished out seven assists in back-to-back wins over Francis Marion (1/16) andUSC Spartanburg (1/19).

AT WALLACE STATE CC

Earned All-Region and All-Alabama Junior College Conference honors as a sophomorefor Wallace State CC ... Averaged 7.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, 4.7 assists and shot 49 percentfrom the floor for the Governors ... Ranked 19th in NJCAA Division II in assists in 2000-01 ... Wallace State CC finished third in the NJCAA DII National Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-time All-State performer forChoctawhatchee HS in Fort Walton Beach,Fla. ... Team MVP for the Indians as asenior.

PERSONAL

Born Jason Ranard Sanders on April 20, 1981, in Fort Walton Beach, Fla, his home-town ... Son of Nelson and Elizabeth Sanders ... Majoring in general studies.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Jason is a long, athletic point guard. He is outstanding in the open court. Jason is anexcellent penetrator and passer. He is also an outstanding defender.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys bowling and playing golf ... Michael Jordan is a favorite sports personality ...Biggest role models are his parents ... Loves Popeye’s chicken.

Sanders’ Game Highs

Points:16 vs. Claflin, 12/8/01 at North Florida, 2/13/02Rebounds:6 vs. Carson-Newman, 12/21/01 vs. USC Aiken, 1/9/02Assists:7 vs. Francis Marion, 1/16/02 vs. USC Spartanburg, 1/19/02Steals:6 vs. USC Aiken, 1/9/02

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Senior Tim Black

Tim Black scored 704 points in three seasons at Arkansas Tech

Black’s Game Highs

(at Arkansas Tech)Points:24 vs. Lane, 11/24/01Rebounds:11 vs. Lane, 11/24/01Assists:4 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, 11/19/01

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The Armstrong Atlantic State athletic department will continue to bring home all of the excitingbasketball action in 2003-2004 right to your computer as the Pirates will stream live audio and videoof all 14 home games over the internet.

Fans will be able to catch all of the action from the official website of Armstrong Atlantic StateUniversity Athletics, www.athletics.armstrong.edu, by using the power of Windows Media Player.

Also, Pirate fans will be able to keep up with all of the in-game statistics during the games as wellfrom the Pirates’ website.

AASU debuted its internet broadcasting system in 2001-2002 with incredible success as everyhome men’s and women’s basketball games, plus the majority of the Pirates’ baseball and softballgames were available last season.

For more information about the AASU web broadcast, visit the AASU Athletics Web Site orcontact Director of Sports Communications Chad Jackson at jacksoch@mail.armstrong.edu

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Tim BlackSenior Forward/Center

6-8 • 220 • Hinesville, Ga. • Arkansas Tech

AT ARKANSAS TECH

Three-year letter winner for the Wonder Boys ... Played in 26 games, starting 18, as ajunior in 2002-03 ... Averaged 8.9 points and 4.5 rebounds a game, shooting 54.9 percentfrom the floor (90-of-164) and 70.3 percent from the line (52-of-74) ... Ranked fifth in theGulf South Conference in field goal percentage ... Averaged 10.4 points as a sophomoreand 8.2 points per game as a freshman ... Career-high 24 points and 11 rebounds againstLane College on 11/24/01.

HIGH SCHOOL

Earned All-State honors at Fort Smith Southside HS inFort Smith, Ark. ... Led Fort Smith Southside to twostate tournament appearances and a 22-8 record duringhis senior season ... Averaged 12.3 points and 6.3rebounds a game as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born Tim Michael Black on June 8, 1982, in Bawley,Calif. ... Hometown is Hinesville, Ga. ... Son of Tomand Donna Black ... Majoring in communications ...Has two sisters, Toni Allbritton (26) and Pam Flynn (32), and one brother, Tim Jr. (30) ... Father,Tom, works in AASU’s Office of Central Supply.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Tim is a skilled low-post player who can also step out and make a 17-foot jump shot. Tim bringsus experience and low-post toughness. Tim is a good rebounder, an outstanding defender and runsthe floor very well”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys computers and reading ... Dirk Nowitzki is a favorite sports personality ... Biggest rolemodel is his brother, Tim Jr. ... Admires noone in the world more than his parents ... Would like topursue his master’s degree after graduating.

Junior George Bush and Sophomore Jared Muse

Bush was an All-Region 10 player at Spartanburg Methodist JC 17

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George Bush Junior Forward6-6 • 240 • Charleston, S.C. • Spartanburg Methodist JC

AT SPARTANBURG METHODIST JC

Played for two seasons at Spartanburg Methodist JC ... Averaged 13.0 points and 10.0 rebounds as a sopho-more, earning second-team All-Region 10 honors ... Spartanburg Methodist JC was the Region 10 runner-upin 2002-03.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played for four years at West Ashley HS in Charleston, S.C. ... Named Most Improved as a senior for theWildcats.

PERSONAL

Born George Bush on December 1, 1982, in Durham, N.C. ... Hometown is Charleston, S.C. ... Son of George and Arie Bush ... Majoring in economics... Would like to become a sports agent after college.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“George is a big, strong player who will have an immediate impact. He is an oustanding rebounder, a good post defender and a low-post scorer. Georgegives us a power player in the paint. His experience in junior college and his enthusiasm for the game make him a terrific addition to the Pirates.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys reading, playing video games and baseball ... Andruw Jones and Kevin Garnett are favorite sports personalities.

Jared Muse Sophomore Forward

6-5 • 225 • Jacksonville, Fla. • Naval Academy Prep

AT NAVAL ACADEMY PREP

Played for one season at the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Annapolis, Md.

HIGH SCHOOL

Co-Captain as a senior at Fletcher HS in Neptune Beach, Fla. ... Earned “Hustle” award for the Senators.

PERSONAL

Born Jared Akil Muse on November 7, 1976, in Jacksonville, Fla., his hometown ... Son of Pamela Muse ... Majoring in psychology ... Active memberof the AASU ROTC program and plans to continue military service after school.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Jared is a very athletic player who works extremely hard. Has only been playing the game a couple of years. His best basketball is in front of him. Hasa relentless rebounding mentality and gives us toughness in the post.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys weightlifting ... First cousin of Dee Brown, former Jacksonville University standout and Boston Celtic all-star ... Lists Tracy McGrady and RayAllen as favorite sports personalities ... Lists USA National Security Advisor Condalezza Rice as an influential personality ... Never played basketballuntil he was 17 years old.

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Sophomore Jerard Manning and Freshman Nick Bloemhof

Manning’s first collegiate points came on a dunk vs. UNCP on 2/1

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Jerard Manning’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS ST2002-2003 19-0 139 7-24 .292 0-6 .000 6-9 .667 10-13-23 1.2 20 1.1 3 13 5 41 Year 19-0 139 7-24 .292 0-6 .000 6-9 .667 10-13-23 1.2 20 1.1 3 13 5 4

Manning’s Game Highs

Points:8 vs. USC Spartanburg, 3/7/03(PBC Tournament Quarterfinals)Rebounds:4 vs. Columbus State, 2/22/03

Nick Bloemhof Freshman Center

6-10 • 205 • Meppel, Netherlands • Landstede

JUNIORS

Member of the Dutch Junior National team in 2001-2002 ... Played for Landstede Basketball for two seasons... Prior to Landstede, played for the Red Giants of his hometown, Meppel.

PERSONAL

Born Nick Bloemhof in Zwolle, Netherlands ... Hometown is Meppel ... Son of Jan and Dicky Bloemhof ...Majoring in economics.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Nick is a very skilled big man who can also step out on the floor. Nick will be one of our better three-point shooters, which will cause interestingmatchups for our opponents and will allow us to do some different things offensively. Nick’s best basketball is in front of him. We are excited abouthaving him in a Pirate uniform for the next four years.”

FUN FACTS

Lists Dirk Nowitzki as a favorite sports personality ... Favorite movie is Jerry Maguire ... Lists his parents as his biggest role models.

Jerard Manning Sophomore Forward6-5 • 190 • Savannah, Ga. • Johnson HS

2002-03

Played in 19 games as a freshman for the Pirates ... Averaged 7.3 minutes, 1.1 points and 1.2 rebounds ...Scored season-high eight points in PBC Quarterfinal matchup against USC Spartanburg on 3/7.

HIGH SCHOOL

2001-02 All-Coastal Empire honorable mention by the Savannah Morning News ... Averaged 12.5 points and8.0 rebounds as a senior for the Atomsmashers ... Earned All-Region honors and was team’s MVP in ‘01-’02.

PERSONAL

Born Jerard Kareem Manning on June 23, 1983, in Savannah, Ga., his hometown ... Son of Mary Manning ...Majoring in engineering ... Has one brother, Jamal (23).

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Jerard is a very athletic player who can use his leaping ability and quickness to his advantage. Jerard is stilllearning to play on the perimeter, but has made tremendous progress over the last year. Consistency is the key for Jerard.”

Freshmen Jimmy Fanning and Bryan Taylor

Taylor was a three-time team MVP at Timmonsville HS 19

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Jimmy Fanning Freshman Forward6-9 • 200 • Hilton Head, S.C. • Hilton Head Christian

HIGH SCHOOL

Averaged 16.0 points, 11.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a senior at Hilton Head Christian ... EarnedAll-Conference, All-Region and SCISA All-State honors as a junior and senior for the Eagles.

PERSONAL

Born James Gerald Fanning on November 22, 1984, in Southampton, N.Y. ... Hometown is Hilton Head, S.C.... Son of William and Janet Fanning ... Has two sisters, Meghan (17) and Margaret (15) ... Undecided inmajor.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Jimmy is a local player from Hilton Head. Jimmy is going to be an excellent player for us. His best basketball is in his future. He already hasoutstanding offensive skills. Jimmy must continue to improve on those skills and must work extremely hard in the weight room. His game will improveas he gets stronger.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys deep sea fishing ... Chipper Jones and Tim Duncan are favorite sports personalities ... Would like to pursue a career in criminal justice.

Thoughts on Pirate Basketball: “This basketball program has tremendous potential and will continue to achieve at a high level.”

Bryan Taylor Freshman Forward

6-8 • 240 • Timmonsville, S.C. • Timmonsville HS

HIGH SCHOOL

Averaged 25 points, 13 rebounds and 4 blocks as a senior at Timmonsville HS ... Earned All-Region, All-Stateand WPDE-TV All-Hoop Zone honors as a senior, leading the Whirlwinds to the State Tournament ... Namedto North-South All-Star Team by the South Carolina Coaches’ Association.

PERSONAL

Born Bryan Taylor on January 7, 1985, in Charleston, S.C. ... Hometown is Timmonsville ... Son of James andSarah Taylor ... Majoring in engineering.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Bryan Taylor put up monster numbers in high school. We think he will be an outstanding addition as a freshman. Bryan adds depth in the post and canplay either post position effectively. Bryan can score to 16 feet, rebounds in a crowd and gives us another big body inside. Bryan will be counted onthis year to play important minutes. We expect big things from him as a freshman and throughout his career.”

FUN FACTS

Lists Shawn Marion as a favorite sports personality ... Biggest role model is his father and his mother is the person he admires the most.

Thoughts on Pirate Basketball: “I love it!”

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Freshman Jermaine Wilkerson

Wilkerson succeeded his brother as Claxton’s point guard as a senior

#32 Jermaine Wilkerson Freshman Guard6-0 • 170 • Claxton, Ga. • Claxton HS

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-time All-Region honoree at Claxton HS ... Led the Tigers to a Final Four appearance in 2002-03 ...Averaged 16 points a game as a junior, then 15 points and four assists a game as a senior ... Wendy’s HighSchool Heisman nominee.

PERSONAL

Born Alton Jermaine Wilkerson on May 14, 1985, in Statesboro, Ga. ... Hometown is Claxton ... Son of Julianand Bernestine Wilkerson ... Brother, Jonathon (19), plays football at Georgia Southern ... Majoring in biology.

COACH BURKHAMER SAYS

“Jermaine is another local product that we feel will make an impact on the Pirate basketball program. Jermaine is a big-time athlete who can push theball up the court in a hurry. Jermaine will play the point guard position primarily, but he can also play some off-guard if need be. Jermaine will alsogive us another perimeter defender that can put pressure on opposing guards.”

FUN FACTS

Enjoys working with computers ... Lists Rasheed Wallace and Michael Jordan as favorite sports personalities ... Would like to one day become apharmacist.

2003-04 Men’s Basketball ManagersAriel Bryant (left) and

Rena Dixon (right)

2003-04 Armstrong Atlantic StateCheerleading Squad

Michalle Quarles, Director

AASU Basketball Support Staff

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Savannah has recently captured the imagination of a nationthrough its history and its appearance in several feature films,including “Glory,” “Forrest Gump,” “Something to Talk About,”“Midnight In The Garden of Good and Evil” and the 2000 hit

film “The Legend of Bagger Vance”starring Will Smith and Matt Damon. Also,Savannah hosted the yachting events of the1996 Summer Olympics. As a result,tourism has become one of the leadingindustries in the area.

Savannah hosts over six million touristseach year. Tourism impacts the Savannaharea by over $634 million. The city boastsover 7,000 rooms and more than 100restaurants as folks have learned thatSavannah is more than just a convenientrest stop on the interstate to Florida.

The climate of Savannah features warm,and sometimes hot, weather for most of theyear. There are seven months in which theaverage temperature is 70 degrees orhigher. The lowest average high is inJanuary at 60.3 degrees.

The population in Savannah is roughly130,000 and Chatham County is the fifthmost populous county in the state ofGeorgia.

Savannah also sits centrally located tosome of the southeast’s finest beaches. Tybee Island, located lessthan 30 minutes from Armstrong Atlantic State’s campus, offerssix miles of unspoiled sands, tempting seafood and graciousaccommodations. Resort areas such as Hilton Head, SouthCarolina, are less than one hour away and provide even morerelaxing getaway options.

Whether it’s the lure of historical settings, the friendliness ofa southern community or the beautiful climate of southeastGeorgia, Savannah is the place for you.

This Is Savannah

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Savannah Quick FactsIncorporated: 1789City Population: 131,700Chatham County Population: 228,100Famous Savannahians: Girl Scouts founder JulietteGordon Low, author Flannery O’Connor, songwriter JohnnyMercer, actor Stacy Keach, actress Diana Scarwid, justiceClarence Thomas, golfers Gene Sauers and Hollis Stacy

Monthly Average Temperatures:January 63.3 high, 37.9 low July 98.0 high, 71.5 lowFebruary 63.1 high, 40 low August 90.1 high, 71.4 lowMarch 69.9 high, 46.8 low September 85.6 high, 67.6 lowApril 77.8 high, 54.1 low October 77.8 high, 55.9 lowMay 74.2 high, 62.3 low November 69.5 high, 45.5 lowJune 88.6 high, 68.5 low December 62.5 high, 39.4 low

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S ince its founding in 1935, Armstrong AtlanticState University has continued to develop tomeet the Savannah community’s educational needs. From

its first location in Armstrong House in downtown Savannah toits current home on a scenic 250-acre lot off of Abercorn, the uni-versity has become one of the finest educational institutions in theSoutheastern United States.

Armstrong Junior College was established by the Mayor ofSavannah and other public officials in 1935. Housed in the beau-tiful and historic Armstrong House, a gift to the city from the fam-ily of George F. Armstrong, Armstrong Junior College grew overthe years to occupy eight additional buildings in the Forsyth Parkand Monterey Square areas.

In 1959, as Armstrong College of Savannah, it became a two-year unit of the University System.

The Board of Regents conferred four-year status on Armstrongin 1964 and the college moved to its present 250-acre location, agift from Donald Livingston and the Mills B. Lane Foundation, inDecember of 1965. Additional buildings joined the eight originalstructures as Armstrong added professional and graduate programs andtripled in size.

In July of 1996, the Board of Regents voted to rename the collegeto Armstrong Atlantic State University to reflect its mission and iden-tity. The university’s reputation of excellence is still evident in its dedi-cation to students, with a supportive environment.

Armstrong Atlantic State University was fully accredited as a se-nior institution by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schoolsin December, 1968, with accreditation retroactive to January 1, 1968,and was last reaccredited in December, 2001.

The university offers more than seventy-five academic programsand majors in its School of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Pro-fessions and School of Education.

The academic community includes approximately 6,500 studentsand more than 250 faculty members. Enrollment has more than doubledin the last 15 years, from 2,740 students in 1987 to its current number.

Across campus, evidence of the university’s growth can be foundin its facilities. Recently completed buildings include the Fine ArtsCenter, with a 1,000 seat theatre/auditorium, the Health Professions

Building and an academic computing center, along with 84,400square foot University Hall, built to make room for a studentpopulation of 8,000. A 115,000 square foot, $28 million dollarscience building opened in 2002. This fall, the campus welcomesthe second phase of Compass Point, an addition to the school’sfirst apartment complexes. Phase two provides an additional 300beds to the already existing 275 beds from phase one and cam-pus leaders are in talks for a planned phase three addition toCompass Point.

The athletic department of Armstrong Atlantic State Uni-versity is housed in the Armstrong Sports Center, completed in1995. The Sports Center includes offices for the physical educa-tion department, training room and weight room areas, basket-ball courts, indoor track and offices for coaches and athletic de-partment personnel. The building played host to the Peach BeltConference’s basketball tournament in 1998 and 1999 and hostsseveral in-season tournaments each year.

AASU sponsors eight intercollegiate sports and is a chartermember of the Peach Belt Conference, formed in 1991. The Pi-rates have not finished below fourth in the league’s all-sportscompetition since joining the league and finished third in 2002-03, behind North Florida and Kennesaw State.

Continuing a mission begun in 1935, Armstrong AtlanticState University today serves a rich gamut of traditional andnontraditional students. Sixty percent of AASU’s student bodyare from the Savannah-Chatham area, while others come fromaround the state, nation and world. All have come to Savannahto experience and thrive on the campus of one of the fastest de-veloping higher learning institutions in the nation - to be a partof Armstrong Atlantic State University.

Armstrong Atlantic State University

AASU’s enrollment is projected to top the 10,000 mark by 2010

AASU’s 115,000 square-foot state-of-the-art $28million science building opened in 2002.

Aeriel view of the Armstrong Atlantic State campus,which sits on the southside of scenic Savannah, Ga.

Compass Point Apartments

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Where The Pirates Live . . .

Compass Point Apartments

OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE:• Private keys for each bedroom• Basic cable, local phone service, internet, water, sewer, garbage collection and electric• On site, control access gated parking• Clubhouse with pool table, ping pong table, stereo, TV and computer lab• Health service clinic on site• Centrally located mail and laundry facilities

BEDROOMS• Extra long twin bed with adjustable height• 3-drawer dresser• Computer desk with chair• Closet with mirrored doors

KITCHENS• Double sink• Garbage disposal• Microwave• Dishwasher• Full-size refrigerator• Icemaker• Oven/range

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Armstrong Atlantic State University

AASU offers 31 bachelor’s degree programs and 10 master’s degrees

Bachelor’s Degrees AcademicsApplied Physics

ArtArt Education

BiologyBusiness Education

ChemistryComputer ScienceCriminal Justice

Dental Hygiene EducationEarly Childhood Education

EconomicsEnglish

General StudiesHealth Science

Health and Physical EducationHistory

Information TechnologyMathematics

Medical TechnologyMiddle Grades Education

MusicMusic Education

NursingPolitical Science

PsychologyRadiologic ServicesRespiratory Therapy

SpanishSpecial Education

Speech-Language PathologyTheater

Master’s DegreesAdult Education

Computer ScienceCriminal Justice

EducationHealth Services Administration

HistoryNursing

Physical TherapyPublic Health

Sports Medicine

Armstrong Atlantic State University tries to keep the term “student-athlete” inperspective. At AASU, academic pursuits come first and athletics second. The Piratecoaching staff, along with the entire Athletic Department, continually works to help thestudent-athlete meet the challenges that they face on and off the playing surface.

Guidance is provided to help the student-athlete bridge the gap from college life toprofessional life in the working world. It is important that each young person is pre-sented with the skills to make meaningful contributions to their communities.

Armstrong Atlantic State’s coaches have made a strong commitment to see thatevery student-athlete’s education is put first. The goal is to give every student-athletethe opportunity to complete their undergraduate degree and meet the challenges of the“real world.”

AASU Student Organizations

AASU Radiologic Sciences Student Assn.AASU Student Public Health AssociationAmerican Chemical SocietyAmerican Dental Hygiene AssociationArmstrong Biological Society, Tri-BetaArmstrong Economics ClubBaptist Student UnionCercle FrancaisDelta Sigma ThetaDelta Zeta XiE.B. Twitmeyer Society (Psychology Club)Georgia Association of EducatorsGeorgia Association of Nursing StudentsHonors Student OrganizationJoel H. Hildebrandt Chemistry SocietyInkwell (Student Newspaper)Kappa Alpha PsiKappa Delta PiMathematical AssociationMedical Technologies SocietyMusic Educators National Conference

National Student Speech, Language and Hearing AssociationNew Generation Campus MinistriesPhi Epsilon KappaPhilosophical Debate GroupPi Gamma MuPi Mu EpsilonPolitical Science ClubRespiratory Therapy ClubRho Tau (Pre-Physical Therapy)Sigma Tau DeltaSigma Theta TauSoccer ClubStudent Chapter of the National Art Education AssociationStudent Council for Exceptional ChildrenStudent Engineering SocietyTheta Xi AlphaUnity and Diversity LeagueWesley FellowshipWomen of Worth

AASU: It’s Convenient To Your HomeFrom Atlanta: Take I-75 south to I-16east, then I-95 south to Highway 204 east (Exit94).

From Albany: Take Highway 82 east toHighway 84 east, north on I-95 to Highway204 east (Exit 94).

From Augusta: Take Highway 278 eastto Highway 125 south. Take I-95 south toHighway 204 east (Exit 94).

From Charleston: Take Highway 17south to I-95 south to Highway 204 east (Exit94).

From Columbus: Take Highway 96 eastto I-16 east, then I-95 south to Highway 204east (Exit 94).

From Jacksonville: Take I-95 north toHighway 204 east (Exit 94).

From Macon: Take I-16 east, then I-95south to Highway 204 east (Exit 94).

From Valdosta: Take Highway 84 east toI-95 north to Highway 204 east (Exit 94).

Dr. Thomas Z. JonesUniversity President

Thomas Z. Jones, the sixth president to serve at Armstrong Atlantic State University,begins his fourth year at AASU. Hired on August 1, 2000, Jones was selected by theBoard of Regents and University System of Georgia Chancellor Stephen R. Portch afteran exhaustive national search.

Dr. Jones served on the faculty and administration at Columbus State University, asits vice president for academic affairs from 1988-2000, prior to coming to ArmstrongAtlantic State. A 30-year veteran of university teaching and administration, Dr. Jones hastaught at Indiana State University, Emory and Henry College and the West VirginiaInstitute of Technology. While at West Virginia Tech, Dr. Jones served as theWestmoreland Professor of Mining, an endowed professorship, and vice president ofacademic affairs.

Dr. Jones received his bachelor’s degree in physics from Fairmont State College, hismaster of arts degree in geology from West Virginia University and his Ph.D in Geologyfrom Miami (Ohio) University.

From 1980-1988, he owned and served as president of Technical Evaluation Consultants, Inc., a privately owned businessspecializing in providing science, technical and engineering services for business, industry, government agencies and the legalcommunity.

Dr. Jones and his wife, Joyce, have two sons, Matthew and Michael.

Dr. Eddie AenchbacherAthletic Director

Dr. Eddie Aenchbacher begins his eighth full year as the athletic director forArmstrong Atlantic State University.

Dr. Aenchbacher's responsibilities include overseeing the entire athletic departmentand promoting Armstrong Atlantic State athletics in the community of Savannah.

Dr. Aenchbacher received his bachelor's degree in physical education fromArmstrong Atlantic State in 1979, where he was a standout student-athlete for thebaseball team as a pitcher. He received his Master's degree and Doctorate of Educationfrom the University of Georgia.

Along with his student-athlete experience at AASU, Dr. Aenchbacher also coachedthe Pirate cross country teams for five years and started the first AASU men's soccerteam, which he coached for seven years.

During Dr. Aenchbacher's tenure as athletic director, AASU's athletic programshave had tremendous success in the classroom and on the playing field. Student-athletesat AASU have excelled in academics with 48 percent earning a 3.0 grade point averageor better. The overall grade point average of AASU student-athletes is 2.87, higher than the overall institutional GPA. In 2002-03, theAASU athletic department sent seven of eight teams to the NCAA DII Championships, the best ratio in the nation. The Pirates alsocollected the third-most points per sport sponsored in the annual NACDA Director’s Cup competition, which tracks the performanceof Division II schools in all sports. AASU accumulated its most Director’s Cup points ever (297) and averaged 37.1 points per sport,behind only Grand Valley State (MI) and BYU-Hawaii.

Dr. Aenchbacher has been married for 12 years to Michele and together they are the proud parents of two children, Jesse andLainey.

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University System of Georgia Board of RegentsMartin W. Nesmith (First)John Hunt (Second)James D. Yaney (vice-chair) (Third)Wanda Yancey Rodwell (Fourth)

Elridge W. McMillan (Fifth)Michael J. Coles (Sixth)Joe Frank Harris (Chair) (Seventh)(Mr.) Connie Cater (Eighth)

Allene H. Magill (Ninth)Timothy J. Shelnut (Tenth)Glenn S. White (Eleventh)Hugh A. Carter, Jr. (At-Large)

William H. Cleveland (At-Large)Hilton H. Howell, Jr. (At-Large)Donald M. Leebern, Jr. (At-Large)Joel Wooten, Jr. (At-Large)

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AASU Athletic Staff

AASU finished third in the PBC Commissioner’s Cup last season

Dr. DonaldAndersonAsst. AthleticDirector / Services

Dr. Anderson’s associationwith AASU since 1966includes stints as an AssociateProfessor, Acting Head of theDepartment of Education, Dean for CommunityServices and Registrar/Director of Admissions. Dr.Anderson joined the Athletic Department in 1992and currently assists the AD with athletic eligibilityand serves as academic advisor to AASU student-athletes. He was inducted to the AASU Athletic Hallof Fame as a Citation Award winner in 1996.

Dr. WillLynchFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Dr. Will Lynch begins his sixthfull year as AASU’s FacultyAthletic Representative. A nativeof northern Michigan, Dr. Lynchcame to AASU in 1993 and serves as an assistantprofessor in the Department of Chemistry andPhysics. A three-year men’s basketball starter andall-conference performer at Kalamazoo College, heearned undergraduate degrees in mathematics andchemistry in 1986, then received his Doctorate fromWayne State in 1991.

MartyMcDanielHead SoftballCoach

Marty McDaniel is in hisseventh season as AASU’s headsoftball coach. In six years,McDaniel’s teams havecompiled a 234-73 mark and earned three NCAAChampionships berths in 2000, 2002 and 2003.McDaniel joined the AASU coaching ranks fromUT-Chattanooga, where he served as an assistantcoach to U.S. Olympic assistant Ralph Weekly forthree seasons. McDaniel received his Bachelor’s ofScience degree from Carson Newman in 1989.

ChadJacksonDirector of SportsCommunications

Chad Jackson begins his fifthyear at AASU as Director ofSports Communications. AJacksonville, Fla., native,Jackson joined the Pirates from UNC Wilmington,where he served as assistant SID for the 1998-99year. He graduated from the University of NorthFlorida in 1995 with a Bachelor’s Degree in history.His wife of three years, Melissa, also works atAASU at the Lane Library and the couple reside inPooler.

LynnRobertsSenior Women’sAdministrator

Lynn Roberts begins her fourthyear as the Senior Women'sAdministrator for the AASUathletic department. A formerwomen's tennis coach from 1988-1991 for thePirates, she currently serves as an assistant professorin the Department of Health and Physical Educationand also serves as the chair of AASU’s StudentAthlete Advisory Committee. She is married tocurrent AASU baseball coach Joe Roberts andtogether the couple have two sons, Brian and Eric.

SimonEarnshawHead TennisCoach

Simon Earnshaw begins his fifthseason as the head coach of thehighly successful men’s andwomen’s tennis programs. Atalented player, Earnshaw competed collegiately atGC&SU and helped the Bobcats to four Top 10seasons. Earnshaw earned his Bachelor’s of Sciencedegree in chemistry and Master’s of Education inhealth and physical education from Georgia College& State. He and his wife, Nicki, have two daughters- Abigail and Ella- and a son, Luke.

DianneLaneAthleticSecretary

A native Savannahian, DianneLane has been at AASU forthe past sixteen years. Laneattended the University ofGeorgia and has been married to Ken Lane for 37years. She has three children and five grandchildren,including two sets of twins - Tyler and Evan, andParker and Dylan.

JoeRobertsHead BaseballCoach

Joe Roberts begins his 25thseason as head baseball coach.Compiling an overall record of971-442 (.687) in 23 seasons,Roberts became the NCAA’s youngest coach toreach 900 wins in 2001. A graduate of St. AndrewsCollege, Roberts has led the Pirates to NCAADivision II regional play 10 times, three trips to theDII College World Series and 24 consecutivewinning seasons.

AlanSegalHead VolleyballCoach

Alan Segal begins his fifthseason as head volleyball coachafter leading AASU to the PBCTournament Title in 2002 andthree consecutive NCAA postseason appearances,the first berths in school history. A graduate of Cal-State Sacramento, Segal is active in officiating aswell, serving as one of the AVP’s top-rated officialsover the past 10 years.

MichaelButlerHead Men’s GolfCoachMichael Butler begins hisfourth year as head men’s golfcoach, leading the Pirates totwo straight NCAA Champion-ships appearances in 2002 and 2003. A former juniorcollege All-America, Butler also runs theSouthbridge Golf Academy at Southbridge GolfClub. A native of Savannah, Butler was named the2001 Georgia PGA East Chapter Teacher of the Year.

RogerHodgeHead Women’sBasketball Coach

Roger Hodge begins his fourthseason at the helm of the AASUwomen’s basketball programafter leading the Lady Pirates tothe 2002-03 PBC Championship and an NCAAberth. The 2002-03 PBC Coach of the Year, Hodgeand his wife, Kristen, have two daughters; Madison(3) and newborn Emma, and the family resides inSavannah.

CharlieParrishDirector ofFacilities

Charlie Parrish is in his firstyear as Director of Facilities,overseeing the AASU SportsCenter, the ARC, the baseball,softball and intramural fields as well as the AASUTennis Complex. He earned his bachelor’s degree inhealth and physical education from AASU in 2002.A native of Hardeeville, S.C., Parrish was recentlymarried to the former Maria Herrera of Buenos Airesand the couple currently resides in Savannah.

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Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

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The Armstrong Atlantic StateUniversity’s athletic departmentprides itself on having one of thefinest athletic facilities not only in theconference, but in the region as well.

AASU’s Sports Center, com-pleted in July of 1995, immediatelybecame a top basketball complex byhosting the 1998 and 1999 Peach BeltConference basketball tournaments.

This 82,000 square foot multipur-pose building provides expandedacademic offerings in spacious,modern surroundings. Students havea three-station computer lab; a 1,965square foot weight training/fitnesscenter with more than 30 Cybexmachine exercise stations, stair climbers, treadmills, upright and semi-recumbentbike, elliptical trainer and a free weight area; four new classrooms and two 3,535square foot activity areas.

AASU’s athletic teams play home events in a 4,000 seat arena that containstheatre-type seating for all spectators, and also plays host to a wide variety of socialand sporting events.

Pirates @Alumni ArenaYear Record1995-96 10-51996-97 10-51997-98 11-41998-99 10-41999-2000 9-32000-01 13-22001-02 7-72002-03 7-58 Years 77-35

Armstrong Sports Center Events

• 1998 & 1999 Peach Belt Conference Basketball Championships• Georgia Special Olympics• Georgia High School Basketball Regional Tournament• Atlanta Hawks training camp• Chamber of Commerce South Side Socials• 5A Region Championships (Featuring 2001 No. 1 NBA pick Kwame Brown)• 2003 AASU/Chatham Orthopaedic Basketball Classic

IndividualMost Points: 36Jamaal Williams (UNF) vs. USCA, 2/21/98Most Rebounds: 17Jamaal Williams (UNF) vs. USCA, 2/21/98David Loboja (Lander) vs. Clayton St., 2/21/98Ron Thompson (CAU) vs. AASU, 11/24/00Greg Favors (AASU) vs. Columbus St., 1/13/01Most Points by AASU Player: 29Mario Anderson vs. GC&SU, 2/24/98Robert Campbell vs. UNF, 1/19/00

TeamMost Points: 98GC&SU vs. USC Aiken, 2/22/99Most Points, Regulation: 96AASU vs. Edward Waters, 12/15/97Most Points, Both Teams: 191GC&SU (98) vs. USC Aiken (93), 2/22/99Most Points, Both Teams, Regulation: 181AASU (93) vs. Clark Atlanta (88), 11/24/00Largest Victory Margin: 40AASU (90) vs. Savannah State (50), 12/2/00

Alumni Arena Men’s Basketball Highs

AASU has a 77-35 record in Alumni Arena since it opened in 1995

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AASU Athletic Training

The Pirates have made four DII NCAA Championships appearances

AASU athletic teams benefit from the fine athletictraining staff, headed by medical director Dr. SpencerWheeler and head athletic trainer Mylene Ray.

AASU’s training room, part of the ArmstrongSports Center, sits adjacent to the fitness center andacross the hall from the Pirate locker rooms. The roomoffers the most modern and advanced equipment tohelp players deal with injuries and rehabilitation.

Kerrie Evans, ATCGraduate Assistant

Stacey Foust, ATCGraduate Assistant

Luke Hensel, ATCGraduate Assistant

Dr. Spencer WheelerTeam Physician

Dr. Spencer Wheeler is the medical director and team physician for Armstrong Atlantic’sathletic teams. Dr. Wheeler completed his medical school training at the Medical College ofGeorgia in 1985, and his orthopaedic training at the University of Florida. Wheeler served twosports medicine fellowships; one at Johns Hopkins Institute and one in Sydney, Australia. Dr.Wheeler served as the head of athletic care in Atlanta for the 1996 Summer Olympics.

Training Center Administration

Mylene Ray, ATCHead Athletic Trainer

Mylene Ray begins her third season as the head athletic trainer for AASU. A member ofthe National Athletic Trainers Association (N.A.T.A.), Ray's responsibilities include therehabilitation and prevention of injuries to AASU athletes, and assigning athletic trainingcoverage for all practices and games of the Pirates eight intercollegiate athletic teams.

A former AASU student-athlete, Ray played for the Pirate volleyball squad in 1992 andfrom 1994-1997 and earned her bachelor's of science degree in health and physical educationin 1998. From Georgetown, Ontario, Mylene worked as a student and graduate assistant trainerin AASU's athletic training room from 1996-2000 and earned her master's degree in healthscience in 2000.

Training Room Staff

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2003-04 Opponents - Peach Belt Conference

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Clayton StateWednesday, January 14, 2004 7:30 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Wednesday, January 28 7:30 p.m.CC&SU Athletic Center, Morrow, Ga.

Location: Morrow, GAEnrollment: 6,000Colors: Blue and OrangeConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. Thomas K. HardenAthletic Director: Mason BarfieldHome Court (capacity):Athletic Center (2,000)2002-2003 Record: 17-122002-2003 PBC Record: 11-8 (t4th - South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5Head Coach: Gordon GibbonsCareer Record: 282-86Record at CC&SU: 36-21, 2 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (770) 961-3654Assistant Coaches:Brent Buchanan, Cory Baldwin, Jon ZubalSID: Gid RowellSID Phone: (770) 960-4319SID FAX: (770) 960-5127Web Address: www.athletics.clayton.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 10-6Last Meeting: AASU 62-58 (2/15/03)

Columbus StateSaturday, February 14, 2004 3:00 p.m.

Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center, Columbus, Ga.

Saturday, February 28, 2004 4:00 p.m.Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Columbus, GAEnrollment: 6,500Colors: Red, White and BlueConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. Frank D. BrownAthletic Director: Herbert GreeneHome Court (capacity):Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center (4,500)2002-2003 Record: 19-92002-2003 PBC Record: 13-6 (t2nd - South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/9Head Coach: Herbert GreeneCareer Record: 442-243Record at CSU: 412-213, 22 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (706) 565-3531Assistant Coaches:Doug Branson, Travis GloverSID: Mike PeacockSID Phone: (706) 569-3434SID FAX: (706) 569-3435Web Address: athletics.colstate.eduSeries Record: CSU leads 34-29Last Meeting: AASU 79-62 (2/22/03)

Francis MarionSaturday, January 17, 2004 7:30 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Florence, SCEnrollment: 3,684Colors: Red, White and BlueConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Director: Murray HartzlerHome Court (capacity):Smith University Center (3,027)2002-2003 Record: 13-142002-2003 PBC Record: 8-11 (3rd - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/3Head Coach: John SchweitzCareer Record: 24-56Record at FMU: 24-56, 3 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (803) 661-11247Assistant Coaches:Jay Hickson, Neil PaulSID: Michael G. HawkinsSID Phone: (803) 661-1222SID FAX: (803) 661-1219Web Address: www.fmarion.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 12-10Last Meeting: AASU 56-51 (1/22/03)

GC&SUWednesday, January 7, 2004 7:30 p.m.Centennial Center, Milledgeville, Ga.

Wednesday, February 18, 2004 7:30 p.m.Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Milledgeville, GAEnrollment: 5,500Colors: Hunter Green and Navy BlueConference: Peach BeltInterim President: David G. BrownAthletic Director: Dr. J. Stanley AldridgeHome Court (capacity):Centennial Center (4,071)2002-2003 Record: 14-132002-2003 PBC Record: 10-9 (6th - South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/8Head Coach: Terry SellersCareer Record: 371-168Record at GC&SU: 173-106, 10 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (478) 445-4289Assistant Coaches:Mark Gainous, Kyle HillSID: Brad MullerSID Phone: (478) 445-1779SID FAX: (478) 445-1790Web Address: www.gcsu.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 28-19Last Meeting: AASU 81-67 (2/26/03)

Kennesaw StateWednesday, January 21, 2004 7:30 p.m.Spec Landrum Centre, Kennesaw, Ga.

Wednesday, February 4, 2004 7:30 p.m.Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Kennesaw, GAEnrollment: 13,700Colors: Black and GoldConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. Betty L. SiegelAthletic Director: Dr. Dave WaplesHome Court (capacity):Spec Landrum Centre (1,008)2002-2003 Record: 24-92002-2003 PBC Record: 14-5 (1st - South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7Head Coach: Tony IngleCareer Record: 126-84Record at KSU: 55-34, 3 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (770) 423-6388Assistant Coaches:Jeff Jones, Stace TedfordSID: Mark TomaSID Phone: (770) 499-3217SID FAX: (770) 423-6665Web Address: www.ksuowls.comSeries Record: AASU leads 15-8Last Meeting: AASU 63-57 (3/1/03)

Augusta StateSaturday, January 10, 2004 7:30 p.m.

George A. Christenberry Fieldhouse, Augusta, Ga.

Location: Augusta, GAEnrollment: 6,096Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. William A. BloodworthAthletic Director: Clint BryantHome Court (capacity):George A. Christenberry Fieldhouse (2,216)2002-2003 Record: 18-112002-2003 PBC Record: 13-6 (1st - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/7Head Coach: Gary TuellCareer Record: 298-188Record at ASU: 102-72, 7 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (706) 667-4765Assistant Coaches:Buck Harris, Robert LeslieSID: Joey WarrenSID Phone: (706) 731-7925SID FAX: (706) 737-1782Web Address: www.aug.eduSeries Record: ASU leads 34-30Last Meeting: ASU 59-55 (2/5/03)

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2003-04 Opponents - Peach Belt Conference

AASU won three games against nationally-ranked opponents in 2002-03

North FloridaWednesday, February 11, 2004 7:30 p.m.

UNF Arena, Jacksonville, Fla.

Wednesday, February 25, 2004 7:30 p.m.Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Jacksonville, FLEnrollment: 13,700Colors: Navy Blue and GrayConference: Peach BeltPresident: John DelaneyAthletic Director: Dr. Richard GropperHome Court (capacity):UNF Arena (5,800)2002-2003 Record: 15-142002-2003 PBC Record: 11-8 (t4th - South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/3Head Coach: Matt KilcullenCareer Record: 198-236Record at UNF: 51-58, 4 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (904) 620-2494Assistant Coach:Terry ParksSID: Shawn LafataSID Phone: (904) 620-4027SID FAX: (904) 620-2836Web Address: www.unf.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 8-4Last Meeting: AASU 62-48 (2/19/03)

UNC PembrokeSaturday, January 31, 2004 7:30 p.m.

Jones Athletic Complex, Pembroke, N.C.

Location: Pembroke, NCEnrollment: 3,100Colors: Black and GoldConference: Peach BeltChancellor: Dr. Allen C. MeadorsAthletic Director: Dr. Dan KenneyHome Court (capacity):Jones Athletic Complex (3,000)2002-2003 Record: 0-282002-2003 PBC Record: 0-19 (6th - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/8Head Coach: Bryan GamrothCareer Record: 0-28Record at UNCP: 0-28, 1 yearCoach's Office Phone: (910) 521-6344Assistant Coach:Jason TinsleySID: Rikki CockrellSID Phone: (910) 521-6371SID FAX: (910) 521-6551Web Address: www.uncp.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 13-6Last Meeting: AASU 58-40 (2/1/03)

USC AikenSaturday, February 7, 2004 2:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Aiken, SCEnrollment: 3,390Colors: Cardinal, Navy and WhiteConference: Peach BeltChancellor: Dr. Thomas HallmanAthletic Director: Randy WarrickHome Court (capacity):The Courthouse (2,500)2002-2003 Record: 5-232002-2003 PBC Record: 4-15 (t4th - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5Head Coach: Mike RobertsCareer Record: 80-87Record at USCA: 80-87, 6 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (803) 641-3260Assistant Coach:Steve FranklinSID: Brad FieldsSID Phone: (803) 641-3252SID FAX: (803) 641-3759Web Address: www.usca.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 16-10Last Meeting: AASU 73-67 (1/15/03)

USC SpartanburgSaturday, February 21, 2004 4:00 p.m.G.B. Hodge Center, Spartanburg, S.C.

Location: Spartanburg, SCEnrollment: 3,700Colors: Green, Black and WhiteConference: Peach BeltChancellor: Dr. John C. StockwellAthletic Director: Mike HallHome Court (capacity):G.B. Hodge Center (1,535)2002-2003 Record: 16-112002-2003 PBC Record: 11-8 (2nd - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/7Head Coach: Eddie PayneCareer Record: 238-223Record at USCS: 16-11, 1 yearCoach's Office Phone: (864) 503-5177Assistant Coaches:Jeff Smith, Steve SmithSID: Bill EnglishSID Phone: (864) 503-5129SID FAX: (864) 503-5127Web Address: www.uscs.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 18-15Last Meeting: USCS 61-57 (3/7/03)

LanderSaturday, January 24, 2004 4:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Greenwood, SCEnrollment: 2,900Colors: Royal Blue and GoldConference: Peach BeltPresident: Dr. Daniel W. BallAthletic Director: Dr. Jeff MayHome Court (capacity):Finis Horne Arena (2,500)2002-2003 Record: 7-212002-2003 PBC Record: 4-15 (t4th - North)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 1/11Head Coach: Roger D. BagwellCareer Record: 93-79Record at LU: 93-79, 6 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (864) 388-8758Assistant Coach:Steve RobertsSID: Bob StonerSID Phone: (864) 388-8962SID FAX: (864) 388-8889Web Address: www.lander.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 17-10Last Meeting: AASU 69-58 (1/4/03)

2003 NeaderGroup ClassicTournament Pairings

Friday, Nov. 28, 2003AASU vs. Nova Southeastern, 5:30 p.m.Eckerd vs. PR-Buyamon, 7:30 p.m.Saturday, Nov. 29, 2003PR-Buyamon vs. Nova SE, 3:00 p.m.AASU vs. Eckerd, 5:00 p.m.

Nova SoutheasternLocation: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.Nickname: KnightsHead Coach: Tony McAndrews2002-2003 Record: 6-21Series Record: AASU leads 7-1Last Meeting: AASU 61-43 (12/3/94)

EckerdLocation: St. Petersburg, Fla.Nickname: TritonsHead Coach: Tom Ryan2002-2003 Record: 25-7Series Record: Eckerd leads 6-0Last Meeting: EC 67-56 (12/20/03)

2003-04 Opponents - Non-Conference

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2003 R.L. VaughanInvitational

Tournament PairingsFriday, Dec. 5, 2003AASU vs. Livingstone, 6:00 p.m.Elizabeth City State vs. Claflin, 8:00 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003Claflin vs. Livingstone, 4:00 p.m.AASU vs. Elizabeth City State, 6:00 p.m.

Elizabeth City StateLocation: Elizabeth City, N.C.Nickname: VikingsHead Coach: Shawn Walker2002-2003 Record: 9-19Series Record: First Meeting

LivingstoneLocation: Salisbury, N.C.Nickname: Blue BearsHead Coach: Westley Gillum2002-2003 Record: 7-21Series Record: AASU leads 1-0Last Meeting: AASU 99-68 (11/19/99)

Lenoir-RhyneSaturday, December 20, 2003 6:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center2003 AASU Christmas Classic

Location: Hickory, NCEnrollment: 1,500Colors: Red and BlackConference: South AtlanticPresident: Dr. Wayne PowellAthletic Director: Neill McGeachyHome Court (capacity):Shuford Gymnasium (3,500)2002-2003 Record: 22-82002-2003 SAC Record: 10-4 (t1st)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/2Head Coach: John LentzCareer Record: 307-153Record at LRC: 244-203, 17 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (828) 328-7122Assistant Coaches:Brian Lentz, Brian McLawhornSID: Al AnsleySID Phone: (864) 833-8252SID FAX: (864) 833-8323Web Address: www.lrc.eduSeries Record: AASU leads 4-3Last Meeting: LRC 77-42 (12/21/02)

PresbyterianSaturday, November 15, 2003 7:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Clinton, SCEnrollment: 1,200Colors: Garnet and BlueConference: South AtlanticPresident: Dr. John V. GriffithAthletic Director: Dr. William CarltonHome Court (capacity):Ross E. Templeton Arena (2,500)2002-2003 Record: 27-92002-2003 SAC Record: 9-5 (4th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/6Head Coach: Gregg NibertCareer Record: 250-164Record at PC: 250-164Coach's Office Phone: (863) 833-8245Assistant Coach:Ronny FisherSID: Al AnsleySID Phone: (863) 833-8252SID FAX: (863) 833-8323Web Address: www.presby.eduSeries Record: PC leads 3-1Last Meeting: PC 53-47 (12/14/02)

Clark AtlantaSaturday, November 22, 2003 7:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Atlanta, GAEnrollment: 4,030Colors: Red and BlackConference: Southern IntercollegiatePresident: Walter D. BroadnaxAthletic Director: Brenda EdmondHome Court (capacity):L.S. Epps Gym (1,800)2002-2003 Record: 7-212002-2003 SIAC Record: 6-8 (4th - East)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/6Head Coach: Larry NolleyCareer Record: 7-21Record at CAU: 7-21, 1 yearCoach's Office Phone: (404) 880-8129Assistant Coach:Nathaniel KingSID: Lawanda PearsonSID Phone: (404) 880-6685SID FAX: (404) 880-8102Web Address: www.cau.eduSeries Record: Series tied, 1-1Last Meeting: CAU 74-65 (12/6/00)

PaineSaturday, November 17, 2003 7:00 p.m.R. A. Carters Gymnasium, Augusta, Ga.

Tuesday, December 2, 2003 7:30 p.m.Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Augusta, Ga.Enrollment: 1,550Colors: Purple and WhiteConference: Southern IntercollegiatePresident: Shirley LewisAthletic Director: Ron SpryHome Court (capacity):R. A. Carters Gymnasium (1,500)2002-2003 Record: 10-172002-2003 SIAC Record: 5-10 (t5th - East)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/5Head Coach: Ron SpryCareer Record: 265-204Record at Paine: 265-204, 17 yearsCoach's Office Phone: (706) 821-8353Assistant Coach:Willie AdamsAthletics Phone: (706) 821-8353Athletics FAX: (706) 821-8376Web Address: www.paine.eduSeries Record: Paine leads 4-2Last Meeting: Paine 81-69 (2/18/89)

Fayetteville StateTuesday, November 25,, 2003 8:00 p.m.

Alumni Arena @ Armstrong Sports Center

Location: Fayetteville, N.C.Enrollment: 5,307Colors: Royal Blue and Lily WhiteConference: Central IntercollegiatePresident: Dr. T.J. BryanAthletic Director: William Carver, Jr.Home Court (capacity):J. Capel PE Recreation Complex (5,000)2002-2003 Record: 11-172002-2003 CIAA Record: 3-7 (5th - West)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/8Head Coach: Sam HangerCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at FSU: First SeasonCoach's Office Phone: (910) 672-1315Assistant Coaches:David SolomonSID: Marion Crowe, Jr.SID Phone: (910) 672-1349SID FAX: (910) 672-1241Web Address: www.uncfsu.eduSeries Record: Series tied, 1-1Last Meeting: FSU 67-65 (1/6/90)

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AASU Men’s Basketball Media Services

The Pirates have not had back-to-back sub-.500 seasons since ‘88

Media CredentialsMedia credentials for photo and press are not needed,

however seating on press row is limited. Requests for pressrow seating must be made in advance to Director of SportsCommunications Chad Jackson via fax, email or phone atleast two (2) days prior to each contest.

Radio BroadcastsOpposing teams wishing to broadcast from Alumni

Arena at the Armstrong Sports Center are welcome, how-ever lines are limited. If you are planning on broadcastingan upcoming game, please contact Chad Jackson at leasttwo (2) days prior to your contest.

Pre-Game InterviewsRequests for interviews with Armstrong Atlantic State

players and coaches should be directed to Director ofSports Communications Chad Jackson. Arrangements willbe made for players to call media members if a phoneinterview is requested - it is the AASU Athletic Departmentpolicy not to publicize student-athlete’s home phonenumbers.

Game ServicesThe Office of Sports Communications staff will furnish

media representatives with game programs, pregame notesand statistics, in addition to halftime and final gamestatistics and play-by-play.

The Office of Sports Communications atArmstrong Atlantic State University thank you foryour interest in AASU men’s basketball. Shouldyou need any further assistance in covering thePirates during the 2003-2004 season, please do nothesitate to contact us:

Office of Sports CommunicationsArmstrong Atlantic State University

Chad Jackson, Director11935 Abercorn StreetSavannah, GA 31419

Phone: (912) 961-3255Fax: (912) 921-5571

email: jacksoch@mail.armstrong.edu

Thanks again for your coverage of the Piratesthroughout the season.

Chad JacksonDirector of Sports Communications

Press Area The designated pressarea for Alumni Arena atthe Armstrong SportsCenter are on either sideof the court. Seats aremarked prior to eachgame and we ask thatmembers of the mediaadhere to seating ar-rangements during thecontest. Photo areas areat the baseline of eitherbasket, but not directlybehind the basket. Thebalconies above eachbasket are also accessible

for photographers - an elevator is located at the southeastcorner of the Arena. Two press row phone lines are available for mediamembers wishing to file from courtside. The numbers are(912) 921-5572 and (912) 921-5473. One phone will beprovided on the officials’ side of the court for each contest.

Post-Game InterviewsThe Armstrong Atlantic State men’s basketball locker

rooms are closed to all media personnel. Head coach JeffBurkhamer and requested players will be brought out forpostgame interviews following a 10-minute cooling offperiod.

AASU Local Media Coverage

Print:Savannah Morning NewsBeat Writer: Jim ThomasPhone: (912) 652-0350Fax: (912) 234-6522InkwellEditor: Chris LanciaPhone: (912) 927-5351Fax: (912) 921-5497

Broadcast:WSAV-TV 3 (NBC)Sports Director: Dave WilliamsPhone: (912) 651-0300WTOC-TV 11 (CBS)Sports Director: Rick SnowPhone: (912) 234-1111WJCL-TV 22 (ABC) / WTGS-TV 28 (Fox)Sports Director: Brady PocsikPhone: (912) 921-2222

Pirates faced a hot USCSpartanburg squad thathad defeated AASU twicein very close games duringthe regular season. AASUplayed valiantly but cameup short, losing to theRifles for a third time, 61-57, but ending the seasonwith a .500 record afteropening the year 1-7.

Junior Daryl Williamsturned in a fine season ashe became the first AASUplayer to earn first-teamAll-PBC honors sinceRobert Campbell in 1999-2001. Williams, a juniorcollege transfer fromPasco Hernando CC,averaged 15.7 points and6.6 rebounds per game,ranking in the top 10 inboth categories in theleague.

Junior Brian Bain alsoenjoyed a fine first seasonfor the Pirates, averaging14.3 points per game and

capturing the Ashley Dearing cup by leading the Pirates infree-throw shooting. Bain, a former U-19 National Playerof the Year in his native country of the Bahamas, scored 20or more points five times in a one-month stretch for AASU.

Two seniors finished their playing careers for thePirates in 2002-03 as Dave Pisarcik and Ian Jones eachturned in fine seasons for AASU.

Pisarcik averaged 12.6 points and 4.8 rebounds pergame and entered the AASU top 10 chart for free throwsmade in a season with 127 during the year. For his two-year career, Pisarcik averaged 10.4 points per game as aPirate.

Senior Ian Jones took advantage of his opportunity tostart as a senior and responded with his best season,averaging 5.7 points and 2.7 rebounds a game in 17 starts.

As well as setting a school record for the least amountof points given up in a single game, the Pirates also setschool records for fewest total points given up in a season(1,741) and fewest points per game given up (62.2 ppg).AASU ranked 11th in NCAA Division II in scoring defensein 2002-03 as well.

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2002-03 Season Review

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New head coach Jeff Burkhamer’s first season at AASUmay not seem memorable looking solely at the Pirates’14-14 final record, but a closer inspection of the seasonreveals perhaps one of the finest coaching jobs in any levelof collegiate basketball in 2002-03.

Without a player taller than 6’7” and a brutal openingschedule that included five games against 2002-03 NCAATournament teams, the Pirates found ways to win andfinished fourth in the Peach Belt Conference standings at12-7, advancing to the PBC Tournament Quarterfinals forthe second straight season.

The Pirates opened the season at Eckerd College inNovember and came within one basket of knocking off EliteEight participant Queens (N.C.). Losses to NCAA Tourna-ment teams Eckerd (twice), Presbyterian and Lenoir-Rhynefollowed and, when the Pirates finished up their fall sched-ule, they sported a rough 1-7 mark heading into January andthe Peach Belt Conference slate.

Head coach Jeff Burkhamer had his players turn theirjerseys around backward at their first practice after Christ-mas, symbolizing his belief that the Pirates needed to turntheir season around immediately. True to form, the Piratesused a suffocating defense to frustrate opponents andquickly racked up wins.

AASU won four of itsfirst five games after Christ-mas and found themselves inthe thick of the Peach BeltConference race. The Piratesset a new school record onFebruary 1, holding UNCPembroke to a school-record40 points in a 58-40 win overthe Braves, then the Piratespicked up two wins overnationally-ranked foes whenthey defeated No. 10 Colum-bus State, 79-62, on February22, then defeated No. 24Kennesaw State, 63-57, onMarch 1.

AASU entered the PeachBelt Conference tournamentas the No. 3 seed from theSouth Division and immedi-ately knocked off UNCPembroke, 67-59, in the firstround, making it to thequarterfinals.

In the quarterfinals, the

Senior Dave Pisarcik scored583 points in his twoseasons as a Pirate, anaverage of 10.4 points pergame.

Senior Ian Jones hit for acareer-high 18 points inthe Pirates’ 77-53 win overUNC Pembroke on January13 at Alumni Arena.

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2002-03 Results and Statistics

AASU won its final five PBC games to finish 12-7 in the league

2002-2003 Armstrong Atlantic State Game ResultsOverall: 14-14 • Home: 7-5 • Away: 6-7 • Neutral: 1-2 • PBC: 12-7

DATE OPPONENT SCORE HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER11/29/02 # vs. Queens (N.C.) L 74-75 Dave Pisarcik (17) Daryl Williams (11)11/30/03 # at Eckerd L 61-82 Daryl Williams (24) Daryl Williams (7)12/4/02 at Fort Valley State L 60-66 Daryl Williams (18) Daryl Williams (7)12/7/02 * CLAYTON STATE L 60-65 Brian Bain (19) Williams and Wood (6)12/14/02 at Presbyterian L 47-53 Pisarcik and Williams (12) Three with 412/18/02 FORT VALLEY STATE W 76-59 Dave Pisarcik (18) Dave Pisarcik (10)12/20/02 % ECKERD L 56-67 Dave Pisarcik (17) Bain and Williams (6)12/21/02 % LENOIR-RHYNE L 42-77 Daryl Williams (10) Reggie Vilcean (7)1/2/03 * FRANCIS MARION W 50-48 Daryl Williams (18) Daryl Williams (11)1/4/03 * at Lander W 69-58 Brian Bain (22) Daryl Williams (5)1/11/03 * at USC Spartanburg L 62-63 Daryl Williams (22) Daryl Williams (5)1/13/03 * UNC PEMBROKE W 77-53 Ian Jones (18) Ian Jones (6)1/15/03 * at USC Aiken W 73-67 ot Brian Bain (25) Daryl Williams (8)1/18/03 * at Columbus State L 61-77 Brian Bain (23) Dave Pisarcik (7)1/22/03 * at Francis Marion W 56-51 Brian Bain (21) Daryl Williams (10)1/25/03 * USC SPARTANBURG L 55-65 Daryl Williams (21) Daryl Williams (8)1/29/03 * at GC&SU L 59-72 Daryl Williams (21) Dave Pisarcik (9)2/1/03 * at UNC Pembroke W 58-40 Daryl Williams (18) Brian Bain (10)2/5/03 * AUGUSTA STATE L 55-59 Brian Bain (20) Dave Pisarcik (10)2/8/03 * KENNESAW STATE W 65-61 Dave Pisarcik (17) Daryl Williams (13)2/12/03 * at North Florida L 64-71 Dave Pisarcik (23) Brian Bain (7)2/15/03 * at Clayton State W 62-58 Daryl Williams (24) Daryl Williams (9)2/19/03 * NORTH FLORIDA W 62-48 Dave Pisarcik (20) Daryl Williams (6)2/22/03 * COLUMBUS STATE W 79-62 Daryl Williams (17) Dave Pisarcik (12)2/26/03 * GC&SU W 81-67 Brian Bain (28) Brian Bain (12)3/1/03 * at Kennesaw State W 63-57 Daryl Williams (20) Brian Bain (5)3/5/03 $ vs. UNC Pembroke W 67-59 Daryl Williams (23) Daryl Williams (7)3/7/03 $ vs. USC Spartanburg L 57-61 Brian Bain (22) Brian Bain (7)* - Peach Belt Conference Games# - 2002 Eckerd College Classic (St. Petersburg, Fla.)% - 2002 AASU/Chatham Orthopaedics Christmas Classic$ - Peach Belt Conference Championships (Columbus, Ga.)

2002-2003 Pirate Cumulative StatisticsPlayer GP/GS MIN FG-FGA PCT 3PMG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR RPG TP PPG AST TO BS STDaryl Williams 28/28 1001 176-346 .509 12-30 .400 75-122 .615 76-110-186 6.6 439 15.7 61 70 15 49Brian Bain 28/23 906 138-286 .483 23-67 .343 100-137 .730 37-96-133 4.8 399 14.3 48 70 26 50Dave Pisarcik 28/28 983 104-231 .450 17-46 .370 127-179 .709 34-100-134 4.8 352 12.6 72 88 6 44Ian Jones 28/17 649 63-150 .420 3-29 .103 30-44 .682 24-51-75 2.7 159 5.7 19 40 15 16Justin Wood 24/24 768 49-134 .366 28-87 .322 6-9 .667 14-54-68 2.8 132 5.5 48 34 0 41Scott Mattingly 24/0 304 36-77 .468 9-22 .409 22-27 .815 19-19-38 1.6 103 4.3 9 16 0 2Tim Brewer 27/7 442 29-73 .397 19-48 .396 10-13 .769 9-30-39 1.4 87 3.2 31 45 0 24Reggie Vilcean 25/13 316 16-42 .381 0-0 .000 9-17 .529 20-28-48 1.9 41 1.6 11 15 7 1Jerard Manning 19/0 139 7-24 .292 0-6 .000 6-9 .667 10-13-23 1.2 20 1.1 3 13 5 4Robert West 18/0 99 3-16 .188 0-7 .000 10-13 .769 3-14-17 0.9 16 0.9 7 9 0 3Jason Powell 7/0 16 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 0-2-2 0.3 2 0.3 0 3 0 1Daniel Maue 2/0 2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0-0-0 0.0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0TOTALS 28/28 5625 621-1380 .450 111-342 .325 398-574 .693 286-575-861 30.8 1751 62.5 309 416 74 235

2002-03 Game-By-Game Statistics

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Team FGM-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR-DR-TR PF AST TO BLK STL PTSAASU # 25-62 .403 6-13 .462 18-20 .900 12-22-34 15 11 15 2 11 74Queens (N.C.) 27-60 .450 5-16 .313 16-18 .889 13-26-39 18 10 21 4 6 75AASU # 24-63 .381 5-15 .333 8-12 .667 12-17-29 27 10 20 2 11 61Eckerd 24-55 .436 6-16 .375 28-37 .757 20-30-50 12 15 23 2 7 82AASU 22-46 .478 3-7 .429 13-19 .684 7-21-28 17 7 13 2 9 60Fort Valley State 24-56 .429 6-18 .333 12-14 .857 13-20-33 14 9 11 1 6 66Clayton State 22-54 .407 8-20 .400 13-21 .619 17-17-34 21 14 12 3 6 65AASU * 19-43 .442 6-14 .429 16-23 .696 10-21-31 19 11 14 5 7 60AASU 19-42 .452 3-7 .429 6-7 .857 7-17-24 20 9 21 2 13 47Presbyterian 16-39 .410 6-19 .316 15-18 .833 9-16-25 10 12 22 0 6 53Fort Valley State 17-55 .309 4-19 .211 21-39 .538 13-22-35 18 7 12 13 6 59AASU 26-56 .464 4-5 .800 20-27 .741 11-34-45 23 14 14 6 3 76Eckerd 25-55 .455 3-12 .250 14-24 .583 13-24-37 17 8 10 5 8 67AASU % 20-49 .408 4-13 .308 12-22 .545 13-21-34 20 11 16 6 7 56Lenoir-Rhyne 32-54 .593 7-16 .438 6-9 .667 6-31-37 13 15 13 6 4 77AASU % 18-57 .316 2-19 .105 4-11 .364 11-19-30 12 8 13 2 4 42Francis Marion 20-58 .345 2-15 .133 6-9 .667 13-27-40 18 6 14 2 5 48AASU * 17-49 .347 5-12 .417 11-19 .579 9-28-37 13 10 14 0 7 50AASU * 23-41 .561 6-10 .600 17-22 .773 7-20-27 17 9 16 0 11 69Lander 19-52 .365 6-24 .250 14-20 .700 18-12-30 19 9 17 4 4 58AASU * 21-42 .500 4-10 .400 16-20 .800 7-15-22 25 10 20 1 11 62USC Spartanburg 16-39 .410 4-10 .400 27-33 .818 10-16-26 20 13 20 2 4 63UNC Pembroke 16-47 .340 7-17 .412 14-27 .519 13-17-30 15 5 17 0 5 53AASU * 30-50 .600 6-15 .400 11-17 .647 6-25-31 23 22 13 3 7 77AASU * 24-51 .471 5-14 .357 20-26 .769 11-23-34 18 11 16 1 9 73USC Aiken 26-56 .464 6-14 .429 9-12 .750 10-18-28 21 20 17 4 6 67AASU * 22-52 .423 6-27 .222 11-14 .786 9-15-24 15 13 16 1 10 61Columbus State 28-54 .519 10-25 .400 11-13 .846 11-21-32 16 13 15 0 6 77AASU * 19-43 .442 5-16 .313 13-19 .684 7-23-30 17 9 16 0 11 56Francis Marion 19-55 .345 7-23 .304 6-17 .353 16-21-37 20 11 15 3 7 51USC Spartanburg 25-46 .543 4-12 .333 11-14 .786 12-22-34 16 6 17 6 3 65AASU * 21-59 .356 4-19 .211 9-16 .563 20-12-32 17 10 8 2 6 55AASU * 22-49 .449 3-11 .273 12-18 .667 10-16-26 15 6 13 1 3 59GC&SU 25-52 .481 7-20 .350 15-17 .882 11-21-32 16 13 9 3 3 72AASU * 21-50 .420 3-16 .188 13-18 .722 7-21-28 14 10 9 1 12 58UNC Pembroke 14-39 .359 4-15 .267 8-11 .727 6-25-31 18 6 20 1 1 40Augusta State 19-46 .413 6-15 .400 15-21 .714 11-18-29 21 8 10 2 4 59AASU * 18-43 .419 8-16 .500 11-19 .579 13-19-32 15 13 15 3 4 55Kennesaw State 23-61 .377 9-28 .321 6-15 .400 18-19-37 25 8 20 0 11 61AASU * 24-41 .585 1-7 .143 16-30 .533 5-24-29 16 8 19 3 12 65AASU * 21-43 .488 0-5 .000 22-33 .667 10-15-25 18 9 17 1 12 64North Florida 27-44 .614 8-17 .471 9-15 .600 6-18-24 21 16 18 3 8 71AASU * 16-40 .400 1-8 .125 29-36 .806 10-18-28 19 6 14 3 9 62Clayton State 21-54 .389 4-17 .235 12-19 .632 22-19-41 24 14 19 2 6 58North Florida 20-49 .408 5-21 .238 3-10 .300 11-14-25 22 8 19 0 7 48AASU * 21-41 .512 0-3 .000 20-24 .833 9-22-31 19 9 16 1 9 62Columbus State 22-82 .268 3-23 .130 15-22 .682 27-21-48 17 8 14 4 7 62AASU * 25-53 .472 5-14 .357 24-27 .889 10-35-45 19 15 20 8 9 79GC&SU 27-66 .409 6-29 .207 7-9 .778 16-16-32 12 8 9 3 8 67AASU * 34-64 .531 6-11 .545 7-10 .700 17-23-40 11 13 12 7 4 81AASU * 25-51 .490 3-12 .250 10-15 .667 14-14-28 17 14 19 4 12 63Kennesaw State 20-42 .476 7-18 .389 10-22 .455 13-16-29 19 15 25 2 12 57UNC Pembroke 27-61 .443 3-16 .188 2-5 .400 18-23-41 25 18 16 2 5 59AASU $ 21-47 .447 4-13 .308 21-37 .568 10-16-26 8 14 6 5 7 67AASU $ 25-53 .434 3-10 .300 8-13 .615 12-19-31 14 12 12 2 7 57USC Spartanburg 24-51 .471 6-19 .316 7-10 .700 9-20-29 12 13 13 3 6 61

* - Peach Belt Conference Games# - 2002 Eckerd College Classic (St. Petersburg, Fla.)% - 2002 AASU/Chatham Orthopaedics Christmas Classic$ - Peach Belt Conference Championships (Columbus, Ga.)

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The Peach Belt Conference

AASU has the third-best winning percentage among PBC schools

Address: P.O. Box 204290Augusta, GA 30917-4290Founded: December 3, 1989Phone Number: (706) 860-8499Fax Number: (706) 650-8113Website: www.peachbelt.com

CommissionerMarvin Vanover

Director of Media RelationsKen Gerlinger

Director of ComplianceMichelle Bronner

Administrative AssistantKay Allen

Since its inception in 1991, thePeach Belt Conference has workedtirelessly to become one of the elite

conferences in NCAA Division II. Nowentering its 13th season with 18 nationalchampionships and 16 national finalists,the PBC has accomplished that goal.

Starting with only two championshipsin 1991, in men's and women's basketball,the conference has expanded to 12championship sports with the addition ofwomen's soccer in the fall of 2000.

The conference traces its roots back toNovember of 1988 when 11 schools firstmet in Greenville, S.C. to form a DivisionII conference. Following a second meetingon Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools,plus two others, formed the Peach Beltand began play in 1991.

The Peach Belt was less than a yearold before capturing a national champion-ship. The Columbus State golf team tookthe honor by winning the 1992 nationalcrown, the first of three golf champion-ships the Cougars own.

The PBC has seen continued successin all sports with national rankings andmultiple NCAA appearances in everysport last season, including a nationalchampionship for the Columbus Statebaseball team and a national champion-ship finals appearance by the ArmstrongAtlantic State women's tennis team.

The seven charter members of theconference were Armstrong Atlantic StateUniversity, Columbus State University,

Francis Marion University, GeorgiaCollege & State University, LanderUniversity, USC Aiken and USCSpartanburg. The name Peach Belt AthleticConference was adopted in January of1990 and modified to Peach Belt Confer-ence in May of 2000.

Augusta State joined the conference in1991 and UNC Pembroke became theninth member on July 1, 1992. They werefollowed by Kennesaw State University onJuly 1, 1994, Clayton College & StateUniversity on July 1, 1995 and the Univer-sity of North Florida on July 1, 1997, tobring the current membership to 12institutions.

Former Augusta State basketball coachand athletic director Marvin Vanover wasnamed the interim commissioner in April,1990, and served in that capacity until hisappointment as the conference's first full-time commissioner in July of 1991. Heestablished the conference office inAugusta, Ga., which houses the commis-sioner and his staff.

Dr. Thomas Hallman, president of theUniversity of South Carolina at Aiken, isthe president of the Peach Belt in 2003-04.

The conference currently holdschampionships in 12 sports, six for menand six for women. They are men's andwomen's cross country, men's and women'ssoccer, volleyball, men's and women'sbasketball, men's and women's tennis,baseball, softball and men's golf.

Peach Belt ConferenceNational Champions

BaseballKennesaw State (1994, 1996)

Columbus State (2002)

Men’s GolfColumbus State (1992, 1994, 1997)

Francis Marion (2003)

Men’s TennisLander (1991-2000)

Women’s TennisArmstrong Atlantic State (1995, 1996)

SoftballKennesaw State (1995, 1996)

Peach Belt ConferenceQuick Facts

Peach Belt ConferenceMen’s Basketball Records

OverallTeam W-L PCT.AASU 212-159 .571ASU 181-160 .531CC&SU 104-113 .479CSU 258-121 .681FMU 168-195 .463GC&SU 216-151 .589KSU 177-134 .569Lander 185-182 .504UNF 71-91 .438UNCP 105-192 .354USCA 170-192 .470USCS 228-139 .621

Conference PlayTeam W-L PCT.AASU 120-94 .561ASU 109-92 .542CC&SU 50-52 .490CSU 136-78 .636FMU 89-125 .416GC&SU 120-94 .561KSU 79-77 .506Lander 97-117 .453UNF 45-57 .441UNCP 60-128 .319USCA 90-124 .421USCS 129-85 .603

•Armstrong Atlantic State

• North Florida

•GC&SU

•Columbus State

•Kennesaw State

•Clayton State •Augusta State

•USC Aiken•Francis Marion

•UNC Pembroke

•USC Spartanburg

• Lander

First TeamJed Bedford, Columbus State

Kevin Harrington, USC SpartanburgTerrence Hill, Kennesaw State

Rodney Keener, GC&SUAdrian Penland, Lander

Daryl Williams, Armstrong Atlantic State

Second TeamDeshawn Bowman, Columbus State

Jamal Johnson, Clayton StateLouis McCullough, Francis Marion

Reggie McKoy, Kennesaw StateDaryl Ruffus, GC&SU

David Siebrands, Augusta State

Player of the Year: Terrence Hill, KSUFreshman of the Year: Georgy Joseph, KSUCoach of the Year: Tony Ingle, KSU

Dec. 2 Jed Bedford Columbus StateDec. 9 Rodney Keener GC&SUDec. 16 Kevin Harrington USC SpartanburgJan. 6 Jed Bedford Columbus StateJan. 13 Adrian Penland LanderJan. 20 Cedric Howell Columbus StateJan. 27 Chris Harriman Augusta StateFeb. 3 Louis McCullough Francis MarionFeb. 10 Adrian Penland LanderFeb. 17 Reggie McKoy Kennesaw StateFeb. 24 Bobby Brown Kennesaw StateMar. 3 Donny Lotz North Florida

The Peach Belt Conference

2002-03 Peach Belt Conference StandingsNorth DivisionSchool PBC Games Home Away All Games Home Away NeutAugusta State 13-6 .684 6-4 7-2 18-11 .621 8-5 7-5 3-1USC Spartanburg 11-8 .579 6-3 5-5 18-11 .621 11-4 6-7 1-0Francis Marion 8-11 .421 4-4 4-7 13-14 .481 7-4 6-9 0-1Lander 4-15 .211 2-8 2-7 7-21 .250 4-10 3-9 0-2USC Aiken 4-15 .211 2-7 2-8 5-23 .179 3-9 2-12 0-2UNC Pembroke 0-19 .000 0-10 0-9 0-28 .000 0-14 0-11 0-3

South DivisionSchool PBC Games Home Away All Games Home Away NeutColumbus State 16-3 .842 11-0 5-3 27-5 .843 10-1 6-3 2-1Kennesaw State 14-5 .736 7-2 7-3 25-10 .714 12-2 10-7 3-1Armstrong Atl. St. 12-7 .632 6-3 6-4 14-14 .500 7-5 6-7 1-2Clayton State 11-8 .579 6-4 5-4 17-12 .586 9-5 6-7 2-0North Florida 11-8 .579 6-4 5-4 15-14 .517 8-8 6-5 1-1GC&SU 10-9 .526 6-3 4-6 14-13 .519 8-3 5-7 1-3

2002-03 Players of the Week

2002-03 All-Peach Belt Team

ScoringPlayer (Team) G FG 3FG FT Pts PPG1. Adrian Penland (Lander) 28 216 55 142 629 22.52. Jed Bedford (CSU) 32 202 135 78 617 19.33. Rodney Keener (GC&SU) 25 157 43 59 416 16.64. Kevin Harrington (USCS) 29 169 61 81 480 16.65. Terrence Hill (KSU) 33 186 36 133 541 16.46. Daryl Williams (AASU) 28 176 12 75 439 15.77. Daryl Ruffus (GC&SU) 27 169 0 74 412 15.38. Lee Burton (USCA) 26 122 46 104 394 15.29. Jamal Johnson (CC&SU) 29 165 29 75 434 15.010. John Thomas (CSU) 32 194 12 66 466 14.6

ReboundingPlayer (Team) RPG1. McKoy (KSU) 10.12. Bracey (FMU) 9.33. Thomas (CSU) 7.8 Wallace (UNCP) 7.85. McCullough (FMU) 7.46. Ruffus (GC&SU) 7.07. Smith (Lander) 6.78. Williams (AASU) 6.69. Hampton (Lander) 6.510. Sanders (USCS) 6.3

StealsPlayer (Team) SPG1. Harriman (ASU) 2.412. Brown (KSU) 2.173. Bedford (CSU) 2.06 Hill (KSU) 2.065. Thompson (KSU) 1.836. Bain (AASU) 1.797. Antonelli (CSU) 1.75 Williams (AASU) 1.75

Williams ranked in the top 10 in the PBC in scoring and rebounding

2002-03 PBC Statistical Leaders

2003 NCAA Division IISouth Atlantic RegionalFirst RoundKSU 74, Virginia Union 65Presbyterian 71, CSU 59Second RoundBowie State 95, KSU 70

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AASU in PBC andNCAA Statistics

Scoring Defense62.2 ppg (1st PBC, 11th NCAA)Scoring Offense62.5 ppg (11th PBC)Field Goal Percentage45.0 % (2nd PBC)Field Goal % Defense42.2 % (4th PBC)3-Point FG Percentage32.5 % (9th PBC)3-Point FG % Defense30.9 % (2nd PBC)Steals8.39 spg (5th PBC)Turnover Margin+1.1 (5th PBC)Free Throw Percentage69.3 % (5th PBC)

1990-1991

TEAM PBC YEAR1. Columbus 11-5 19-102. Lander * 10-6 21-83. Augusta 9-7 17-11

Pembroke 9-7 14-12USCS 9-7 17-9

6. FMU 7-9 13-14USCA 7-9 12-15

8. ASC 6-10 12-169. GC 4-12 9-18

Kennesaw 0-0 20-8* NCAA participantRookie of the YearFrank Smith, PembrokePlayer of the YearWilliam Adair, AugustaCoach of the Year

Finis Horne, Lander

TEAM PBC YEAR1. GCSU * 16-2 25-52. Columbus 13-5 19-83. Kennesaw 12-6 20-7

USCS 12-6 19-105. AASU 10-8 16-126. Lander 8-10 15-127. USCA 7-11 12-158. UNCP 6-12 10-189. Augusta 5-13 8-1910. FMU 1-17 3-25

Clayton 0-0 14-12* NCAA participantRookie of the Year

Oliver Ottley, Augusta

Player of the YearTim Jones, GCSU

Coach of the YearTerry Sellers, GCSU

1993-1994

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Peach Belt Conference Year-By-Year

AASU has not won less than 8 PBC games a year since ‘95-’96

First Team All-PBCUlysses Hacket, USCS

Willie Murdaugh, USCSChris Davis, ASC

Greg Gibson, USCAMaurice Walker, Lander

Second Team All-PBCWillis Woodruff, USCSJuan Walton, Columbus

Franklkin Bellamy, FMUDarrell Flowers, GC

Mike Goettie, GC

First Team All-PBCUlysses Hacket, USCS

Tyrone Avery, ColumbusGreg Gibson, USCA

Keenan Mann, AugustaDerek Stewart, Augusta

Second Team All-PBCPhil Clark, ASC

Larry Blakeney, AugustaCarlton Farr, FMU

Hal McManus, LanderDell Lewis, GC

1991-1992 1992-1993

First Team All-PBCDerek Stewart, Augusta

Marcel Boggs, FMULarry Blakeney, AugustaArnold Smith, ColumbusShaw Blackmon, USCA

Greg Pounds, USCS

Second Team All-PBCLeon Morgan, Pembroke

Tyrone Orr, USCABill Hanford, Lander

Darren McDuffie, USCSDell Lewis, GC

Lance Posey, Columbus

TEAM PBC YEAR1. USCA 12-4 22-72. Augusta 10-6 17-12

FMU 10-6 19-9USCS 10-6 18-9

5. ASC 8-8 15-12Columbus 8-8 13-13

7. Pembroke 7-9 10-168. GC 6-10 15-139. Lander 1-15 3-23

Kennesaw 0-0 19-12* NCAA participantRookie of the Year

Kenny Coleman, GCPlayer of the YearDerek Stewart, AugustaCoach of the Year

Larry Epperly, USCA

TEAM PBC YEAR1. USCS * 12-2 24-62. Augusta 9-5 17-11

Columbus 9-5 22-84. USCA 8-6 12-165. FMU 7-7 19-126. ASC 5-9 16-12

GC 5-9 9-208. Lander 1-13 2-26* NCAA ParticipantRookie of the Year

Carlton Farr, FMUPlayer of the YearUlysses Hacket, USCS

Coach of the YearHerbert Greene, Columbus

TEAM PBC YEAR1. USCS * 12-0 26-32. FMU 8-4 22-103. ASC 6-6 18-10

GC 6-6 19-125. Columbus 4-8 12-136. USCA 3-9 14-17

Lander 3-9 11-17* NCAA Participant

Co-Players of the Year

Ulysses Hacket, USCSWillie Murdaugh, USCS

Coach of the YearJerry Waters, USCS

First Team All-PBCWilliam Adair, AugustaDwayne Prioleau, USCS

Larry Person, LanderCarlton Farr, FMU

Bill Hanford, LanderHal Chambers, Columbus

Second Team All-PBCTyrone Orr, USCA

Mannon Zellner, GCJock Page, ASC

Lance Posey, ColumbusJonathan Allard, Pembroke

Greg Williams, Augusta

1997-1998

First Team All-PBCDerrick Stroud, ClaytonTerry Leonard, USCS

Juan Wiley, USCALarry Coates, CSUAllen Wilson, FMU

Kendrick Smith, USCA

Second Team All-PBCDerek Moore, USCATerrence Gist, USCS

LeVar Conley, ClaytonMario Anderson, AASU

Calvin Hill, CSUMarcus Langston, GCSUShelvick Adderly, KSU

First Team All-PBCCarlton Farr, FMU

Wiliam Adair, AugustaLarry Person, LanderRobbie Turner, USCS

Isaac Camon, ColumbusTony Edmonson, GC

Second Team All-PBCDusan Stevic, ASC

Craig Ferguson, ColumbusRosendo Bryden, Pembroke

Brian Green, ASCQuentin Smith, LanderAdam Miller, Augusta

1994-1995TEAM PBC YEAR

1. ASC * 14-4 20-112. Lander * 12-6 21-9

FMU 12-6 17-10USCS 12-6 18-10

5. Columbus 10-8 20-96. GC 9-9 15-127. Pembroke 7-11 10-178. USCA 5-13 9-18

Kennesaw 5-13 8-1910. Augusta 4-14 9-19

* NCAA participantRookie of the Year

Jake Biddle, FMUPlayer of the Year

Carlton Farr, FMUCoach of the Year

Griff Mills, ASC

First Team All-PBCRosendo Bryden, UNCPCraig Ferguson, CSU

Tim Jones, GCIsaac Camon, CSU

Marshall Dibble, LanderNathan Norman, USCS

Second Team All-PBCDerek Moore, USCADavid Bright, USCS

Mike Brown, GCDonald Lockhart, LanderKenisy Adair, KennesawAdam Miller, Augusta

1995-1996TEAM PBC YEAR

1. Columbus* 15-3 26-62. GC 14-4 21-73. USCS * 13-5 23-84. Lander 11-7 19-85. Pembroke 8-10 15-13

Kennesaw 8-10 12-157. Augusta 6-12 11-168. ASC 5-13 12-14

USCA 5-13 9-17FMU 5-13 8-19Clayton 0-0 7-19

* NCAA participant

Rookie of the YearDerek Moore, USCA

Player of the YearMarshall Dibble, LanderCoach of the Year

Herbert Greene, CSU

First Team All-PBCKenisy Adair, KSU

Sherman Fuller, CSUTim Jones, GCSULarry Coates, CSU

Marshall Dibble, LanderNathan Norman, USCS

Tony Edmundson, GCSU

Second Team All-PBCDerek Moore, USCATerry Leonard, USCS

Kelian Livingston, LanderJerry Kline, AASU

Chris Brown, UNCP

1996-1997

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. USCS * 13-3 22-72. FMU 12-4 16-113. USCA * 11-5 20-104. Lander 5-11 12-155. UNCP 3-13 7-20

Augusta 3-13 5-22SOUTH

1. CSU * 12-4 26-72. AASU 11-5 18-113. KSU 10-6 18-104. GCSU 8-8 15-135. Clayton 4-12 12-16

UNF 4-12 8-17* NCAA participantFreshman of the Year

Will Tucker, FMU

Player of the YearLarry Coates, CSU

Coach of the YearEd Conroy, FMU

First Team All-PBCRobert Conley, ClaytonKavossy Franklin, ASU

Julius Joseph, GCSUAntoine Stokes, UNF

Julius Teal, KSUJuan Wiley, USCA

Second Team All-PBCGeoff Brower, LU

Robert Campbell, AASUMaulvi Lewis, CSU

Derek Moore, USCAShawn Strong, CSUAllen Wilson, FMU

1998-1999

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. Augusta 13-3 19-10Lander * 13-3 25-7

3. FMU 8-8 16-124. USCA 7-9 14-145. UNCP 3-13 5-226. USCS 2-14 4-23

SOUTH1. GCSU 13-3 24-52. CSU 9-7 18-10

AASU 9-7 17-114. UNF 8-8 12-165. Clayton 7-9 15-126. KSU 4-12 10-17* NCAA participant

Freshman of the YearGary Boodnikoff, ASU

Player of the YearKavossy Franklin, ASU

Coach of the YearGary Tuell, ASU

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First Team All-PBCGeoff Brower, Lander

Robert Campbell, AASUEarl Grant, GCSU

Demetric Hymes-Taylor, ASUJulius Joseph, GCSUDavid Loboja, Lander

Second Team All-PBCTravis Crutcher, CSUSedessa Fisher, UNF

Theotis Gibson, UNCPFestus Hawkins, ASU

Nick Patrick, KSUWill Tucker, FMU

Co-Freshman of the YearChris Conklin, CSU

Charles Sullivan, FMU

Player of the YearRobert Campbell, AASU

Coach of the YearTerry Sellers, GCSU

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. Augusta 12-4 17-11Lander 12-4 21-9

3. UNCP 6-10 16-11USCS 6-10 12-16

5. USCA 5-11 13-12FMU 5-11 9-17

SOUTH1. GCSU * 13-3 25-62. AASU 11-5 16-133. CSU * 8-8 22-104. Clayton 7-9 11-15

KSU 7-9 14-116. UNF 4-12 9-17* NCAA participant

First Team All-PBCGary Boodnikoff, ASURobert Campbell, AASU

Travis Crutcher, CSUKoran Godwin, UNFFestus Hawkins, ASUSimon Moore, Lander

Second Team All-PBCGreg Favors, AASU

Adrian Prioleau, UNCPChris Robinson, USCA

Sherron Singleton, USCSMaurice Smith, GCSU

Edderick Womack, KSU

Freshman of the YearKevin Harrington, USCS

Player of the YearRobert Campbell, AASU

Coach of the YearGriff Mills, AASU

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. Augusta * 11-5 21-10Lander 11-5 17-10

3. USCA 9-7 16-12USCS 9-7 16-11

5. FMU 4-12 7-196. UNCP 3-13 6-20

SOUTH1. AASU * 15-1 25-82. UNF 8-8 14-13

CSU 8-8 15-134. Clayton 6-10 9-18

GCSU 6-10 10-15UNF 6-10 11-15

* NCAA participant

1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002

First Team All-PBCGary Boodnikoff, ASURodney Keener, GCSU

Clint Keown, USCAKoran Godwin, UNF

Kevin Harrington, USCSEdderick Womack, KSU

Second Team All-PBCAdrian Penland, LanderKareen Harris, Clayton

Jay Bruer, UNCPDavid Siebrands, UNCP

David Koncul, CSUDerrick Nicholson, GCSU

Freshman of the YearDonny Lotz, UNF

Player of the YearGary Boodnikoff, ASU

Co-Coaches of the YearJohn Haskins, UNCP

Gary Tuell, ASU

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. Augusta * 14-5 22-82. UNCP 8-11 12-153. USCS 8-11 11-164. USCA 7-12 12-165. Lander 6-13 11-176. FMU 2-17 4-23

SOUTH1. Clayton 15-4 19-92. CSU 13-6 19-9

KSU 13-6 20-104. GCSU 10-9 15-12

UNF 10-9 13-146. AASU 8-11 13-15* NCAA participant

2002-2003

First Team All-PBCJed Bedford, CSU

Kevin Harrington, USCSTerrence Hill, KSU

Rodney Keener, GCSUAdrian Penland, LanderDaryl Williams, AASU

Second Team All-PBCDeshawn Bowman, CSUJamal Johnson, Clayton

Louis McCullough, FMUReggie McKoy, KSUDaryl Ruffus, GCSU

David Siebrands, ASU

Freshman of the YearGeorgy Joseph, KSU

Player of the YearTerrence Hill, KSU

Coach of the YearTony Ingle, KSU

NORTHTEAM PBC YEAR

1. ASU * 13-6 18-112. USCS 11-8 18-113. FMU 8-11 13-144. Lander 4-15 7-21

USCA 4-15 5-236. UNCP 0-19 0-28

SOUTH1. CSU * 16-3 27-52. KSU 14-5 25-103. AASU 12-7 14-144. Clayton 11-8 17-12

UNF 11-8 15-146. GC&SU 10-9 14-13* NCAA participant

The 2000-01 men’s basketball squad won a school-record 16 straight contests en route to the Pirates’second Peach Belt Conference championship andfourth NCAA Division II championships berth.

All-Tournament TeamUlysses Hacket, USCS

Jessie Fleming, ColumbusDell Lewis, Georgia College

Mike Sanda, Columbus

Tournament MVPTyrone Avery, Columbus

First RoundGeorgia College 78, Lander 77

QuarterfinalsUSC Aiken 73, Georgia College 69USC Spartanburg 65, Armstrong State 58Francis Marion 79, Columbus College 69Augusta College 70, Pembroke State 66

SemifinalsUSC Aiken 77, USC Spartanburg 75 (ot)Augusta College 69, Francis Marion 68 (ot)

ChampionshipUSCA 64, Augusta 60

1993 (Augusta, Ga.)

All-Tournament TeamCarlton Farr, FMU

Dell Lewis, Georgia CollegeGreg Williams, AugustaShaw Blackmon, USCA

Co-Tournament MVPSteve Franklin, USCA

Derek Stewart, Augusta

First RoundArmstrong State 68, Georgia College 60

QuarterfinalsColumbus College 80, Armstrong State 63Pembroke State 69, USC Spartanburg 67Lander 92, USC Aiken 76Augusta College 83, Francis Marion 78

SemifinalsColumbus State 93, Pembroke State 70Lander 87, Augusta State 85

ChampionshipLander 76, Columbus 74

1994 (Augusta, Ga.)

First RoundKennesaw State 98, USC Aiken 94 (ot)Augusta College 75, Pembroke State 74

QuarterfinalsArmstrong State 63, Kennesaw State 59Columbus College 95, Francis Marion 59Lander 68, Georgia College 66USC Spartanburg 66, Augusta College 63

SemifinalsColumbus College 79, Armstrong State 74Lander 78, USC Spartanburg 72

ChampionshipLander 77, Columbus College 56

All-Tournament TeamRosendo Bryden, Pemboke

William Adair, AugustaGreg Gibson, Lander

Hal Chambers, ColumbusHenry Callins, Columbus

Tournament MVPBill Hanford, Lander

1995 (Augusta, Ga.)First RoundFrancis Marion 63, USC Aiken 60UNC Pembroke 65, Augusta State 51

QuarterfinalsAASU 70, Kennesaw State 66Columbus State 74, Francis Marion 46GC&SU 70, UNC Pembroke 55USC Spartanburg 55, Lander 49

SemifinalsUSC Spartanburg 84, Columbus State 83 (ot)GC&SU 80, AASU 70

ChampionshipGC&SU 69, USC Spartanburg 65

All-Tournament TeamDusan Stevic, ASC

Greg Gibson, LanderQuentin Smith, Lander

Craig Ferguson, ColumbusRobbie Turner, USCS

Tournament MVPLarry Person, Lander

1997 (Milledgeville, Ga.)

All-Tournament TeamTim Jones, GC&SU

Tony Edmundson, GC&SUQ’Terry Leonard, USCSQuinton Peterson, CSUNathan Norman, USCS

Tournament MVPQuinton Matthews, GC&SU

First RoundClayton State 90, Lander 84 (2 ot)Kennesaw State 68, Augusta State 46GC&SU 64, UNC Pembroke 43USC Aiken 85, North Florida 68

QuarterfinalsColumbus State 81, Clayton State 76Kennesaw State 71, Francis Marion 64GC&SU 77, USC Spartanburg 62AASU 79, USC Aiken 68

SemifinalsColumbus State 82, Kennesaw State 64AASU 77, GC&SU 72

ChampionshipCSU 74, AASU 60

1998 (Savannah, Ga.)

All-Tournament TeamMario Anderson, AASU

Julius Teal, KSULevar Conley, Clayton

Larry Coates, CSUJohn Nelson, GC&SU

Tournament MVPCalvin Hill, CSU

First RoundNorth Florida 70, UNC Pembroke 64Francis Marion 55, Kennesaw State 53 (ot)USC Aiken 75, Clayton State 71AASU 72, USC Spartanburg 66

QuarterfinalsAugusta State 84, North Florida 78Columbus State 69, Francis Marion 62GC&SU 98, USC Aiken 93 (ot)Lander 65, AASU 54

SemifinalsAASU 70, CSU 68GC&SU 61, Lander 59

ChampionshipGC&SU 70, ASU 64

1999 (Savannah, Ga.)

QuarterfinalsAugusta State 61, Clayton State 57AASU 77, UNC Pembroke 54USC Spartanburg 72, GC&SU 69Columbus State 94, Lander 71

SemifinalsAASU 69, Augusta State 46Columbus State 81, USC Spartanburg 65

ChampionshipCSU 95, AASU 67All-Tournament Team

Julius Joseph, GC&SUNiam Fogle, Lander

Kavossy Franklin, ASUDemetric Taylor, ASUDavid Jackson, CSU

Tournament MVPDerrick Nicholson, GC&SU

All-Tournament TeamFestus Hawkins, ASU

Sherron Singleton, USCSRobert Campbell, AASU

Maulvi Lewis, CSUTavares Brown, AASU

Tournament MVPTravis Crutcher, CSU

QuarterfinalsAugusta State 79, Clayton State 68USC Aiken 84, North Florida 72AASU 82, USC Spartanburg 74Columbus State 87, Lander 67

SemifinalsAugusta State 79, USC Aiken 73AASU 76, Columbus State 71

ChampionshipASU 60, AASU 46 All-Tournament Team

Travis Crutcher, CSUChris Robinson, USCARobert Campbell, AASUFestus Hawkins, ASU

T.J. Ott, ASU

Tournament MVPGary Boodnikoff, ASU

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QuarterfinalsUSC Spartanburg 69, Lander 52Francis Marion 81, USC Aiken 64Georgia College 87, Augusta College 79Columbus College 105, Armstrong State 92

SemifinalsUSC Spartanburg 55, Francis Marion 48Columbus College 95, Georgia College 87

ChampionshipColumbus College 86, USC Spartanburg 76

1992 (Augusta, Ga.)

Peach Belt Conference Tournament History

2000 (Greenwood, S.C.) 2001 (Greenwood, S.C.)In 2000 and 2001, only the top four teams from each division advanced to the PBC Tournament

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2002 (Columbus, Ga.) 2003 (Columbus, Ga.)

All-Time Peach BeltTournament Records

Team W-L Pct.Armstrong Atlantic ............... 12-11 .. .522Augusta State .......................... 14-10 .. .583Clayton State .......................... 3-6 ...... .333Columbus State ....................... 23-7 .... .767Francis Marion ....................... 4-10 .... .286GC&SU .................................. 11-9 .... .550Kennesaw State ...................... 7-7 ...... .500Lander ..................................... 8-10 .... .444North Florida .......................... 2-5 ...... .286UNC Pembroke ...................... 3-10 .... .231USC Aiken .............................. 7-9 ...... .438USC Spartanburg .................... 10-12 .. .455

First RoundKennesaw State 96, Francis Marion 83USC Aiken 92, North Florida 91 (ot)Lander 71, GC&SU 66AASU 68, USC Spartanburg 60

QuarterfinalsKennesaw State 86, UNC Pembroke 77Clayton State 77, USC Aiken 61Augusta State 68, Lander 45Columbus State 68, AASU 60

SemifinalsKennesaw State 72, Clayton State 69Augusta State 69, Columbus State 65

ChampionshipAugusta State 79, Kennesaw State 67

All-Tournament TeamLetterance McFadden, ASU

Golden Ingle, KSUHala Kaufusi, KSU

Clint Keown, USCADavid Koncul, CSU

Tournament MVPGary Boodnikoff, ASU

First RoundNorth Florida 77, Lander 68 (ot)GC&SU 56, Francis Marion 54AASU 67, UNC Pembroke 59Clayton State 79, USC Aiken 71 (ot)

QuarterfinalsAugusta State 90, North Florida 75Kennesaw State 79, GC&SU 66 (ot)USC Spartanburg 61, AASU 57Columbus State 87, Clayton State 79

SemifinalsKennesaw State 69, Augusta State 49Columbus State 70, USC Spartanburg 59

ChampionshipColumbus State 72, Kennesaw State 56

All-Tournament TeamDeshawn Bowman, CSU

Cedric Howell, CSUTerrence Hill, KSU

Reggie McKoy, KSUJamal Johnson, Clayton State

Tournament MVPJed Bedford, CSU

November7 KSU vs. Northern Kentucky 8:308 KSU vs. South Dakota State 6:009 KSU vs. Philadelphia 1:0015 Allen at Francis Marion 4:00

Augusta State vs. Johnson C. Smith 6:00GC&SU vs. Anderson 6:00CSU vs. Alabama-Huntsville 6:00Presbyterian at Armstrong Atlantic State 7:00Southeastern (Fla.) at Clayton State 7:30USC Spartanburg at Limestone 7:30Mars Hill at Lander 8:00

16 Augusta State vs. Shaw 2:00North Florida at Fayetteville State 2:00GC&SU vs. Mars Hill 2:00Anderson at Lander 4:00Columbu State at Montevallo 5:30

17 Armstrong Atlantic State at Paine 7:00Coker at Francis Marion 7:30Morris at UNC Pembroke 7:30

18 Albany State at GC&SU 7:00Carson-Newman at Augusta State 7:30Presbyterian at Francis Marion 7:30Winston-Salem State at Lander 7:30Catawba at USC Spartanburg 7:30

21 Clayton State vs. Elizabeth City State 6:00Apprentice at Francis Marion 7:30North Greenville at USC Spartanburg 8:00Kennesaw State at Utah Valley 9:00

22 Newport News at UNC Pembroke 4:00Clark Atlanta at Armstrong Atlantic State 7:00Clayton State at Johnson C. Smith 8:00USC Aiken at Carson-Newman 8:00Lenoir-Rhyne at USC Spartanburg 8:00

23 USC Aiken at Tusculum 3:0024 Lander at Wingate 7:00

UNC Pembroke at Mt. Olive 7:00Columbus State at Tuskegee 9:00

25 UNC Pembroke at East Carolina 7:00Clayton State at Albany State 7:30Catawba at Francis Marion 7:30Carson-Newman at USC Spartanburg 7:30Fayetteville State at AASU 8:00Kennesaw State at North Alabama 9:00

26 Florida Southern at North Florida 8:0028 AASU vs. Nova Southeastern 5:30

Columbus State vs. West Georgia 6:00USC Aiken vs. Presbyterian 6:00Augusta State at West Alabama 7:30Morehouse at GC&SU 8:00Tusculum at Kennesaw State 8:00Newberry at Lander 8:00

29 North Florida at Florida International 2:00Armstrong Atlantic State at Eckerd 5:00Columbus State vs. Morehouse 6:00St. Paul’s at Kennesaw State 6:00USC Aiken vs. Newberry 6:00St. Andrews at UNC Pembroke 7:30West Georgia at GC&SU 8:00Presbyterian at Lander 8:00

December1 Francis Marion at Allen 7:00

GC&SU at Albany State 7:30Columbus State at North Alabama 8:00

2 Augusta State at West Georgia 7:30Paine at Armstrong Atlantic State 7:30Kennesaw State at Montevallo 9:00

3 Carver at Clayton State 7:30Tusculum at Lander 7:30USC Spartanburg at Catawba 7:30

4 UNC Pembroke at Morris 7:005 Armstrong Atlantic State vs. Livingstone 6:00

North Florida at Nova Southeastern 7:00GC&SU vs. Montevallo 7:00

6 UNC Pembroke at Columbus State 3:00West Georgia at Clayton State 4:00West Virginia Tech at USC Spartanburg 4:00AASU at Elizabeth City State 4:00Erskine at Lander 7:30Carson-Newman at USC Aiken 7:30GC&SU at Valdosta State 7:30

8 USC Spartanburg at Tusculum 7:00

13 USC Aiken at Livingstone 2:00North Alabama at Kennesaw State 4:00North Greenville at UNC Pembroke 4:00Francis Marion at Catawba 7:00Lander at Presbyterian 7:00Clayton State at West Georgia 7:30

15 Carver at Kennesaw State 7:00USC Aiken at Catawba 7:00Augusta State at Winston-Salem State 7:30Edward Waters at Clayton State 7:30GC&SU at Savannah Art & Design 7:30

16 North Florida at Valdosta State 7:00N.C. Central at Columbus State 7:30UNC Pembroke at Coker 7:30

17 Francis Marion vs. Nova Southeastern 3:00N.C. Central at GC&SU 6:00Kennesaw State at Reinhardt 7:00USC Spartanburg at Carson-Newman 7:30

18 Francis Marion vs. Barry 5:00Augusta State vs. Mt. Olive 6:00Bluefield State at Clayton State 7:30Tusculum at USC Aiken 8:00

19 Columbus State vs. Caldwell 5:00Eckerd at Armstrong Atlantic State 6:00Augusta State vs. Tusculum 6:00Green Mountain at North Florida 7:00Francis Marion at Lynn 7:00Limestone at USC Spartanburg 7:30UNC Pembroke vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 8:00Mt. Olive at USC Aiken 8:00

20 Columbus State vs. Green Mountain NoonCaldwell at North Florida 2:00UNC Pembroke vs. Eckerd 4:00Lenoir-Rhyne at Armstrong Atlantic State 6:00

22 Carson-Newman at Kennesaw State 7:0028 Albany State at Clayton State 8:0029 North Florida vs. Tuskegee 2:00

Benedict at Columbus State 4:00Johnson C. Smith at Clayton State 8:00

30 North Florida vs. Benedict 1:00Tuskegee at Columbus State 5:30Francis Marion at Fayetteville State 7:00West Alabama at Augusta State 8:00

January2 Kennesaw State at Lenoir-Rhyne 4:00

North Florida at Florida Gulf Coast 8:003 St. Andrews at USC Aiken 4:00

Savannah Art & Design at GC&SU 6:00Lander at Tusculum 7:30Paine at Augusta State 8:00Kennesaw State at Wingate 8:00North Florida vs. Shaw/NJ Tech 6/8:00USC Spartanburg at Presbyterian 8:00

5 West Georgia at Augusta State 7:30Wingate at USC Aiken 7:30

7 Armstrong Atlantic St. at GC&SU 7:30Augusta State at UNC Pembroke 7:30Kennesaw State at Columbus State 7:30North Florida at Clayton State 7:30Francis Marion at Lander 7:30USC Aiken at USC Spartanburg 7:30

10 Clayton State at Francis Marion 4:00USC Aiken at Kennesaw State 4:00USC Spartanburg at North Florida 4:00Armstrong Atlantic St. at Augusta State 7:30Lander at GC&SU 7:30

14 Clayton State at Armstrong Atlantic St. 7:30Augusta State at Lander 7:30North Florida at Columbus State 7:30USC Spartanburg at Francis Marion 7:30GC&SU at Kennesaw State 7:30UNC Pembroke at USC Aiken 7:30

17 GC&SU at UNC Pembroke 4:00Kennesaw State at USC Spartanburg 4:00Francis Marion at AASU 7:30Augusta State at North Florida 7:30Columbus State at USC Aiken 7:30Clayton State at Lander 7:30

21 AASU at Kennesaw State 7:30USC Spartanburg at Augusta State 7:30Columbus State at Clayton State 7:30Francis Marion at USC Aiken 7:30GC&SU at North Florida 7:30UNC Pembroke at Lander 7:30

24 USC Spartanburg at Columbus State 3:00Lander at Armstrong Atlantic St. 4:00UNC Pembroke at Clayton State 4:00North Florida at Francis Marion 4:00Augusta State at Kennesaw State 4:00USC Aiken at GC&SU 7:30

28 Armstrong Atlantic St. at Clayton State 7:30Lander at Augusta State 7:30Columbus State at North Florida 7:30Francis Marion at USC Spartanburg 7:30Kennesaw State at GC&SU 7:30USC Aiken at UNC Pembroke 7:30

31 Francis Marion at Kennesaw State 4:00GC&SU at USC Spartanburg 4:00North Florida at Lander 4:00AASU at UNC Pembroke 7:30

31 Columbus State at Augusta State 7:30Clayton State at USC Aiken 7:30

February4 Kennesaw State at AASU 7:30

Augusta State at USC Spartanburg 7:30Clayton State at Columbus State 7:30USC Aiken at Francis Marion 7:30North Florida at GC&SU 7:30Lander at UNC Pembroke 7:30

7 USC Aiken at Armstrong Atlantic St. 2:00GC&SU at Augusta State 2:30Columbus State at Francis Marion 4:00UNC Pembroke at North Florida 4:00USC Spartanburg at Clayton State 7:30Lander at Kennesaw State 7:30

11 Armstrong Atlantic St. at North Florida 7:30Augusta State at USC Aiken 7:30Columbus State at GC&SU 7:30Kennesaw State at Clayton State 7:30UNC Pembroke at Francis Marion 7:30Lander at USC Spartanburg 7:30

14 AASU at Columbus State 3:00North Florida at Kennesaw State 4:00USC Spartanburg at UNC Pembroke 4:00Francis Marion at Augusta State 7:30Clayton State at GC&SU 7:30USC Aiken at Lander 7:30

18 GC&SU at Armstrong Atlantic St. 7:30UNC Pembroke at Augusta State 7:30Columbus State at Kennesaw State 7:30Clayton State at North Florida 7:30Lander at Francis Marion 7:30USC Spartanburg at USC Aiken 7:30

21 AASU at USC Spartanburg 4:00Kennesaw State at UNC Pembroke 4:00Lander at Columbus State 4:00Augusta State at Clayton State 7:30Francis Marion at GC&SU 7:30North Florida at USC Aiken 7:30

25 North Florida at Armstrong Atlantic St. 7:30USC Aiken at Augusta State 7:30GC&SU at Columbus State 7:30Clayton State at Kennesaw State 7:30Francis Marion at UNC Pembroke 7:30USC Spartanburg at Lander 7:30

28 Columbus State at AASU 4:00Augusta State at Francis Marion 4:00Kennesaw State at North Florida 4:00UNC Pembroke at USC Spartanburg 4:00GC&SU at Clayton State 7:30Lander at USC Aiken 7:30

March2004 Peach Belt Conference

Men's Basketball TournamentMarch 2-7

Augusta, Ga.

NCAA RegionalsMarch 13-16

TBA

NCAA Elite EightMarch 24-27

Bakersfield, Ca.

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Season Top 10s

Pisarcik’s 127 free throws were the most in one year since ‘81-’82

Free Throw % (min. 2 FTM/gm)

1. Foy Ballance, 79-80 .......... .917 (66-72)2. David Rich, 69-70 ............. .910 (131-144)3. Danny Smith, 67-68 .......... .899 (133-148)4. Craig Chambers, 91-92 ..... .894 (76-85)5. Greg Johnson, 87-88 ......... .877 (57-65)6. Foy Ballance, 77-78 .......... .873 (55-63)7. John Tatum, 66-67 ............ .871 (74-85)8. Foy Ballance, 80-81 .......... .865 (128-148)9. Foy Ballance, 78-79 .......... .857 (102-119)

Heath Schroyer, 94-95 ...... .857 (84-98)

Assists

1. Foy Ballance, 78-79 .......................... 2372. Amp Bush, 83-84 .............................. 2173. Donnell Britton, 76-77 ...................... 1964. Foy Ballance, 80-81 .......................... 1825. Foy Ballance, 79-80 .......................... 1816. Mike Harner, 91-92 ........................... 1747. Robert Campbell, 99-00 .................... 1678. Danny Stell, 68-69 ............................ 1659. Roger Weber, 73-74 .......................... 162

Robert Campbell, 00-01 .................... 162

Steals

1. Robert Campbell, 00-01 .................... 1132. Robert Campbell, 98-99 .................... 943. Robert Campbell, 99-00 .................... 924. Ike Williams, 71-72 .......................... 865. Amp Bush, 83-84 .............................. 786. Gino Groover, 83-84 ......................... 707. Mike Pringle,78-79 ........................... 678. Ike Williams, 74-75 .......................... 65

Phil Clark, 91-92 ............................... 6510. Sonny Powell, 74-75 ......................... 63

Blocked Shots

1. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 792. Wayne Armstrong, 76-77 ................. 773. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 724. Aaron Hill, 79-80 .............................. 655. Wayne Armstrong, 75-76 ................. 636. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 607. Willard Winn, 01-02 ......................... 588. Tim Sellers, 86-87 ............................. 549. Wayne Armstrong, 74-75 ................. 52

10. J.T. Harrison, 98-99 .......................... 49

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Double-Double SeasonsBobby Cannon, 66-67 ......... 15.4 ppg, 10.2 rpgJoe Harper, 68-69 ............... 15.6 ppg, 11.9 rpgJoe Harper, 69-70 ............... 15.6 ppg, 11.9 rpgSam Berry, 71-72 ............... 26.8 ppg, 15.7 rpgSam Berry, 72-73 ............... 21.2 ppg, 13.4 rpgSonny Powell, 73-74 .......... 18.2 ppg, 10.7 rpgSam Berry, 74-75 ............... 23.4 ppg, 11.8 rpgWayne Armstrong, 74-75 ... 13.0 ppg, 11.5 rpgWayne Armstrong, 75-76 ... 16.6 ppg, 11.4 rpgWayne Armstrong, 76-77 ... 17.8 ppg, 11.5 rpgAaron Hill, 78-79 ............... 13.3 ppg, 11.8 rpgAaron Hill, 79-80 ............... 16.7 ppg, 13.6 rpgRay Smith, 81-82 ............... 28.8 ppg, 14.9 rpg

Points

1. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 8652. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 7503. Steve Holland, 70-71 ........................ 6224. Sam Berry, 74-75 .............................. 6085. Sam Berry, 75-76 .............................. 5996. Ike Williams, 73-74 .......................... 5967. Sanny Stell, 68-69 ............................. 5888. Dennis Davis, 76-77 ......................... 5759. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 551

10. Ike Williams, 74-75 .......................... 536Tommy Blackshear, 83-84 ................ 536

Points Per Game

1. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 28.82. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 26.83. Sam Berry, 75-76 .............................. 24.04. Steve Holland, 70-71 ........................ 23.95. Ike Williams, 73-74 .......................... 23.86. Sam Berry, 74-75 .............................. 23.47. Danny Stell, 68-69 ............................ 21.88. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 21.29. Ike Williams, 74-75 .......................... 20.6

10. Dennis Davis, 76-77 ......................... 19.8

Rebounds

1. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 4482. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 4393. Aaron Hill, 79-80 .............................. 3934. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 3485. Wayne Armstrong, 76-77 ................. 3236. Joe Harper, 68-69 .............................. 3207. Aaron Hill, 78-79 .............................. 3188. Sam Berry, 74-75 .............................. 3069. Wayne Armstrong, 74-75 ................. 288

10. Wayne Armstrong, 75-76 ................. 286

Rebounds Per Game

1. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 15.72. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 14.93. Aaron Hill, 79-80 .............................. 13.64. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 13.45. Joe Harper, 68-69 .............................. 11.96. Sam Berry, 74-75 .............................. 11.8

Aaron Hill, 78-79 .............................. 11.88. Wayne Armstrong, 74-75 ................. 11.5

Wayne Armstrong, 76-77 ................. 11.510. Wayne Armstrong, 75-76 ................. 11.4

Field Goals Made

1. Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 3632. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 3113. Steve Holland, 70-71 ........................ 2664. Sam Berry, 75-76 .............................. 2645. Sam Berry, 74-75 .............................. 2556. Sam Berry, 72-73 .............................. 2527. Dennis Davis, 76-77 ......................... 2468. Ike Williams, 73-74 .......................... 2459. Danny Stell, 68-69 ............................ 220

Tommy Blackshear, 83-84 ................ 220

Field Goal % (Min. 150 att.)

1. Ray Smith, 81-82 ............. .660 (363-547)2. Joe Henry, 79-80 .............. .645 (198-307)3. Will Robinson, 83-84 ....... .635 (120-189)4. Cyrille Mainnemarre, 99-00 . .620 (114-184)5. Ike Williams, 71-72 ......... .616 (188-305)6. Rod Lane, 85-86 ............... .610 (172-282)

Jim Owen, 83-84 .............. .610 (136-223)8. Al Hall, 81-82 .................. .600 (120-199)9. Terell Barnes, 89-90 ........ .599 (130-217)

10. Ike Williams, 72-73 ......... .598 (189-316)

3-Point Field Goals Made

1. Phil Clark, 91-92 ............................... 912. Steve Ray, 97-98 ............................... 833. Steve Ray, 98-99 ............................... 804. David Koncul, 99-00 ......................... 715. Brad Crow, 96-97 .............................. 666. Shon Perry, 93-94 ............................. 607. Greg Johnson, 88-89 ......................... 598. Mick Jordan, 00-01 ........................... 579. Chris Davis, 90-91 ............................ 55

Craig Chambers, 91-92 ..................... 55Mick Jordan, 01-02 ........................... 55

3-Point % (min. 1 3PM/gm)

1. Greg Johnson, 87-88 ......... .519 (28-54)2. Mick Jordan, 00-01 ........... .504 (57-113)3. Greg Johnson, 88-89 ......... .480 (59-123)

David Koncul, 00-01 ......... .480 (36-75)5. Steve Ray, 97-98 ............... .456 (83-182)6. David Koncul, 99-00 ......... .455 (71-156)7. Tyrone Green, 89-90 ......... .451 (37-82)8. Tyrone Green, 90-91 ......... .444 (40-90)

Chris Davis, 90-91 ............ .444 (55-124)10. Doug Layman, 88-89 ........ .443 (27-61)

Free Throws Made

1. Danny Stell, 68-69 ............................ 1482. Danny Stell, 69-70 ............................ 139

Ray Smith, 81-82 .............................. 1394. Joe Harper, 68-69 .............................. 1325. David Rich, 69-70 ............................. 1316. Sam Berry, 71-72 .............................. 128

Foy Ballance, 80-81 .......................... 1288. Dave Pisarcik, 02-03 ......................... 1279. Ike Williams, 71-72 .......................... 125

10. Joe Henry, 79-80 ............................... 122

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Career Top 10s

Robert Campbell’s 357 steals are third-most in NCAA DII history

Field Goals Made

1. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 10822. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 8313. Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 5784. Ron Hancock, 70-74 ......................... 5405. Wayne Armstrong, 74-77 ................. 5376. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 5227. Eric Hathcock, 87-91 ........................ 5168. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 4899. Gino Groover, 83-86 ......................... 476

10. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 471

Field Goal % (Min. 250 att.)

1. Ray Smith, 81-83 ............. .667 (471-706)2. Will Robinson, 83-85 ....... .608 (259-426)3. Joe Henry, 78-80 .............. .605 (384-635)4. Rod Lane, 84-86 ............... .590 (286-485)

Greg Favors, 99-01 .......... .590 (187-317)6. Amp Bush, 83-84 ............. .582 (206-354)7. Ike Williams, 71-75 ......... .563 (831-1475)8. Henry T. Wright, 76-78 ... .559 (269-488)9. Luke Ludwinski, 78-81 .... .558 (187-355)

10. Cyrille Mainnemarre, 99-01.556 (258-464)

3-Point Field Goals Made

1. Mick Jordan, 98-01 ........................... 1832. Steve Ray, 97-99 ............................... 1633. David Koncul, 98-01 ......................... 1454. Shon Perry, 91-95 ............................. 123

Brad Crow, 95-97 .............................. 1236. Tyrone Green, 87-91 ......................... 1157. Phil Clark, 91-92 ............................... 91

Tavares Brown, 97-01 ....................... 919. Greg Johnson, 87-89 ......................... 87

10. Brian Green, 93-95 ............................ 85

3-Point % (min. 30 made)

1. Greg Johnson, 87-89 ......... .492 (87-177)2. David Koncul, 98-01 ......... .443 (145-327)3. Phil Clark, 91-92 ............... .438 (91-208)4. Mick Jordan, 98-01 ........... .437 (183-419)5. Tyrone Green, 87-91 ......... .432 (115-266)6. Steve Ray, 97-99 ............... .430 (163-379)7. Mike Harner, 90-93 ........... .437 (79-211)8. Tony Simms, 90-91 ........... .425 (31-73)9. Doug Layman, 88-90 ........ .418 (38-91)

10. Chris Davis, 89-91 ............ .415 (70-193)

Free Throws Made

1. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 4542. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 3513. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 3444. Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 3305. David Rich, 67-71 ............................. 3106. Danny Stell, 68-70 ............................ 2877. Gino Groover, 83-86 ......................... 2578. Eric Hathcock, 87-91 ........................ 2549. Robert Bradley, 68-72 ....................... 253

10. Ron Hancock, 70-74 ......................... 238

Free Throw % (min. 100 att.)

1. Foy Ballance, 78-81 .......... .873 (296-339)2. Danny Sims, 66-68 ............ .857 (203-237)

Greg Johnson, 87-89 ......... .857 (108-126)4. David Rich, 67-71 ............. .845 (310-367)5. Joe Henry, 78-80 ............... .818 (202-247)6. Heath Schroyer, 93-95 ...... .793 (134-169)7. Robert Bradley, 68-72 ....... .791 (253-320)8. Donnell Britton, 76-78 ...... .785 (117-149)9. David Koncul, 98-01 ......... .773 (116-160)

10. Daryl Mitchell, 80-82 ....... .771 (121-157)

Assists

1. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 7012. Roger Weber, 72-76 .......................... 5243. Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 4694. Mike Harner, 90-93 ........................... 3675. Gino Groover, 83-86 ......................... 3456. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 3357. David Rich, 67-71 ............................. 3228. Donnell Britton, 76-78 ...................... 3039. Tyrone Green, 87-91 ......................... 274

10. Mike Pringle, 78-80 .......................... 245

Steals

1. Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 3572. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 2623. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 1864. Roger Weber, 72-76 .......................... 1855. Gino Groover, 83-86 ......................... 1746. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 1417. Avery Taylor, 88-91 ......................... 1388. Ron Hancock, 70-74 ......................... 1289. Tyrone Green, 87-91 ......................... 122

10. Mike Pringle, 78-80 .......................... 118

Blocked Shots

1. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 2322. Wayne Armstrong, 74-77 ................. 1923. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 1154. Aaron Hill, 78-80 .............................. 1135. Cyrille Mainnemarre, 99-01 ............. 786. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 737. Tim Sellers, 85-87 ............................. 718. Henry Wright, 76-78 ......................... 699. Rod Lane, 84-86 ................................ 61

10. Willard Winn, 01-02 ......................... 58

Games Played

1. Tavares Brown, 97-01 ....................... 118Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 118

3. Mick Jordan, 98-02 ........................... 1174. Joe Staiti, 83-87 ................................ 110

Eric Hathcock, 87-91 ........................ 1106. Shon Perry, 91-95 ............................. 1097. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 1088. Jim Pollman, 83-87 ........................... 1079. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 105

Robert Bradley, 68-72 ....................... 105

Points

1. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 25082. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 21163. Robert Campbell, 97-01 .................... 15374. Foy Ballance, 77-81 .......................... 13295. Ron Hancock, 70-74 ......................... 13186. Eric Hathcock, 87-91 ........................ 12877. Wayne Armstrong, 74-77 ................. 12368. Gino Groover, 83-86 ......................... 12199. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 1197

10. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 1114

Points Per Game

1. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 29.32. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 23.9

Steve Holland, 70-71 ........................ 23.94. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 20.35. Danny Stell, 68-70 ............................ 19.66. Mike Pringle, 78-80 .......................... 17.87. Joe Henry, 78-80 ............................... 17.68. Tommy Blackshear, 83-84 ................ 17.39. Ed Bagley, 81-83 .............................. 16.9

10. Donald Johnson, 85-87 ..................... 16.1

Rebounds

1. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 13312. Wayne Armstrong, 74-77 ................. 8973. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 7894. Aaron Hill, 78-80 .............................. 7115. Ike Williams, 71-75 .......................... 6926. Robert Bradley, 68-72 ....................... 6447. Eric Hathcock, 87-91 ........................ 6168. Tavares Brown, 97-01 ....................... 5419. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 540

10. Larry Burke, 67-71 ............................ 534Greg Favors, 99-01 ........................... 534

Rebounds Per Game

1. Ray Smith, 81-83 .............................. 14.62. Sam Berry, 71-76 .............................. 12.7

Aaron Hill, 78-80 .............................. 12.74. Wayne Armstrong, 74-77 ................. 11.45. Joe Harper, 68-69 .............................. 10.96. Luke Ludwinski, 78-81 ..................... 9.07. Greg Favors, 99-01 ........................... 8.68. Tim Sellers, 85-86 ............................. 8.09. Sonny Powell, 72-76 ......................... 7.9

Henry Wright, 76-78 ......................... 7.9

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Team Records

AASU recorded a school-record 16 consecutive wins in 2000-01

ScoringMost PointsGame: 142, vs. DeVry Institute, 11-29-91 (W 143-71)Season: 2,626 (27 games), 1978-79

Most Points Per GameSeason: 97.3, 1979-79

Fewest PointsGame: 39, at Clemson, 12-17-86 (L 112-39)Season: 1,751 (28 games), 2002-03

Most Points AllowedGame: 132, at Valdosta State, 1-29-79 (L 132-90)Season: 2,463 (30 games), 1981-82

Fewest Points AllowedGame: 40, at UNC Pembroke, 2-1-03 (W 58-40)Season: 1,741 (28 games), 2002-03

PointsMost Points Game, Both Teams: 241, AASU (112) at West Georgia (129), 1-7-78Fewest Points Game, Both Teams: 86, AASU (41) at North Georgia (45), 2-28-83Largest margin of victory: 75, AASU (122) vs. Embry-Riddle (47), 12-1-89Largest margin of defeat: 73, AASU (39) at Clemson (112), 12-17-86Most Points in a win: 142, AASU (142) vs. DeVry Institute (71), 11-29-91Most Points in a road win: 129, AASU (129) at Clearwater (69), 12-14-78Fewest Points in a win: 47, AASU (47) at Southern Tech (43) ot, 2-21-76Fewest Points in a home win: 50, AASU (50) vs. Francis Marion (48), 1-2-03Most Points in a loss: 112, AASU (112) at West Georgia (129), 1-7-78Most Points in a home loss: 107, AASU (107) vs. Columbus State (123), 1-23-78Fewest Points in a loss: 39, AASU (39) at Clemson (112), 12-17-86Fewest Points in a home loss: 42, AASU (42) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (77), 12-21-02

Most Wins: 25, 1983-84 and 2000-01Best Winning Percentage: .806 (25-6), 1983-84Most Consecutive Wins: 16, 2000-01Most Consecutive Season Opening Wins: 11, 1972 to 1983Most Consecutive Wins to start a season: 11, 1983-84Most Consecutive Home Wins: 23, 1972-74Most Consecutive Road Wins: 8, 2000-01Most Losses: 22, 1986-87 and 1987-88Worst Winning Percentage: .214 (6-22), 1986-87 and 1987-88Most Consecutive Losses: 13, 1966-68Most Consecutive Losses in Season Openers: 3, 1995-98Most Consecutive Losses to start a season: 6, three times.Most Consecutive Home Losses: 13, 1-27-88 to 2-4-89Most Consecutive Road Losses: 9, three times. Last: 1995-96

Most Field GoalsGame: 64, vs. DeVry Institute, 11-29-91 (W 143-71)Season: 1,116 (31 games), 1983-84

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 108, vs. Albany State, 2-18-74 (L 91-88)Season: 2,082 (27 games), 1978-79

Best Field Goal PercentageGame: .731, vs. Edward Waters, 12-21-81 (W 124-83)Season: .557, 1983-84

Fewest Field GoalsGame: 16, at Clemson, 12-17-86 (L 112-39) 16, at Clayton State (W 62-58), 2-15-03Season: 621 (28 games), 2002-03

Fewest Field Goals AttemptedGame: 40, at Clayton State (W 62-58), 2-15-03Season: 1,380 (28 games), 2002-03

Lowest Field Goal PercentageSeason: .404 (695-1720), 1986-87

Most 3-Pointers MadeGame: 20, vs. West Georgia, 12-28-91 (W 97-85)Season: 202 (31 games), 2000-01

Most 3-Pointers AttemptedGame: 31, vs. West Georgia, 12-28-91 (W 97-85)Season: 519 (28 games), 1998-99

Best 3-Point PercentageGame: .909 (10-11), vs. Columbus State, 2-24-90 (W 100-75)Season: .425, 1988-89

Most Free Throws MadeGame: 43, vs. Fort Valley State, 2-16-88 (W 92-81)Season: 552 (27 games), 1978-79

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 53, vs. Fort Valley State, 2-16-88 (W 92-81)Season: 751 (30 games), 1971-72

Best Free Throw PercentageGame: 1.000, three times. Last vs. Baptist, 1-22-87 (L 81-103)Season: .742, 1978-79

Fewest Free Throws MadeGame: 0, vs. Georgia Southern, 2-15-82 (W 64-62) 0, at Miami (Fla.), 2-16-87 (L 47-97)Season: 251 (28 games), 1986-87

Fewest Free Throws AttemptedGame: 1, at Miami (Fla.), 2-16-87 (L 47-97)Season: 364 (28 games), 1986-87

Field Goals

Wins and Losses

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AASU Coaching Records

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ReboundsMost ReboundsGame: 85, vs. Hawthorne, 1-24-72 (W 140-85)Season: 1,608 (30 games), 1971-72

Rebound MarginGame: 48, AASU vs. Webber, 12-21-78 (W 129-59)Season: 12.8, AASU (51.0), Opp (38.2), 1978-79

Most AssistsGame: 41, vs. Piedmont, 11-29-83 (W 121-75)Season: 577 (31 games), 1983-84

Most StealsGame: 27, vs. DeVry Institute, 11-29-91 (W 143-71)Season: 303 (31 games), 1983-84

Most Blocked ShotsGame: 20, vs. Clearwater, 12-14-78 (W 129-69)Season: 144 (26 games), 1974-75

Coach Bill Alexander led Armstrong Stateto two NAIA and two NCAA playoffappearances in his 10 years as thePirates’ head man.

Coach Years W-L Pct.Larry Tapp 1966-67 5-19 .208Bill Alexander 1967-77 148-128 .540George Bianchi 1977-83 91-73 .554Renny Bryner 1983-86 52-34 .605Raleigh Pastrick 1986-87 6-22 .214Doug Riley 1987-90 64-54 .542Griff Mills 1990-01 161-119 .575John Marhefka 2001-02 13-15 .464Jeff Burkhamer 2002- 14-14 .500

Coaching Honors

NABCSouth District

Coach of the YearGeorge Bianchi (1978-79)

Atlanta TipOff ClubWhack Hyder

DII Coach of the YearGriff Mills (1994-95, 2000-01)

Peach Belt ConferenceCoach of the YearGriff Mills (1994-95, 2000-01)

South Atlantic Conference

Coach of the YearBill Alexander (1974-75, 1976-77)

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Individual and Scoring Records

Robert Campbell was the PBC’s Player of the Year twice from ‘99-’01

Individual Records Top Performances35-Point Games

Date Player Pts. Against Score12/14/70 Steve Holland 35 at Florida Tech W 98-751/16/71 Steve Holland 40 at CofCharlestonW 104-891/21/71 Steve Holland 37 UNC Wilmingtn W 96-8412/8/71 Sam Berry 39 Savannah State W 90-8512/11/71 Sam Berry 39 Baptist L 83-8512/20/71 Sam Berry 35 Carroll W 104-97 ot1/26/72 Sam Berry 42 Valdosta State W 99-842/19/72 Sam Berry 39 Bryan W 104-6312/8/73 Ike Williams 35 at Oglethorpe W 108-832/6/74 Ike Williams 38 Valdosta State W 92-812/9/74 Ike Williams 35 West Georgia L 88-1012/22/74 Ike Williams 36 Columbus State L 100-11012/10/74 Ike Williams 36 Savannah State W 108-8112/28/74 Sam Berry 37 Wis.-Eau Claire W 96-94 2ot1/28/75 Sam Berry 35 Savannah State W 108-812/10/75 Sam Berry 37 at Ky. Wesleyan L 77-9212/30/75 Sam Berry 37 Valparaiso L 59-751/20/76 Wayne Armstrong 39 Buffalo W 92-84 ot2/9/76 Sam Berry 35 West Georgia L 97-101 ot2/14/76 Sam Berry 46 Augusta State W 84-83 ot2/28/76 Sam Berry 42 at Chattanooga L 75-9711/29/76 Wayne Armstrong 36 S.C. State W 93-631/6/79 Mike Pringle 42 West Georgia W 100-931/17/79 Terrell Jones 35 Valdosta State W 92-831/20/79 Joe Henry 39 at Flagler W 102-792/23/79 Joe Henry 38 Valdosta State L 89-9612/29/79 Mike Pringle 35 Paine W 97-731/10/81 Daryll Mitchell 40 West Georgia L 87-9412/17/81 Ray Smith 44 Urbana W 92-8512/21/81 Ray Smith 37 Edward Waters W 124-831/16/82 Ray Smith 50 Piedmont W 135-1052/6/82 Ray Smith 36 at Piedmont W 101-8711/13/82 Ray Smith 39 GC&SU W 100-7611/27/82 Ray Smith 38 South Carolina L 68-8611/19/82 Tommy Blackshear 39 at Piedmont W 116-712/20/89 Greg Johnson 37 at Augusta State L 82-10012/8/90 Chris Davis 36 at Fla. Atlantic W 93-8112/28/91 Phil Clark 43 at West Georgia W 97-852/15/93 Mark Salley 35 Lander W 87-662/5/94 Jock Page 37 at USC SpartnbgW 95-88

20-Rebound GamesDate Player Reb. Against Score12/3/68 Joe Harper 23 Savannah State W 97-7912/7/68 Jim Stephens 21 LaGrange W 73-671/4/69 Joe Harper 22 Emory & Henry W 78-711/31/69 Jim Stephens 24 at Drake (Fla.) W 92-723/1/69 Jim Stephens 23 Piedmont W 96-89 ot11/29/71 Sam Berry 23 Florida Tech W 103-672/19/72 Sam Berry 27 Bryan W 104-632/21/72 Sam Berry 29 Savannah State W 111-1091/17/73 Sam Berry 20 at Augusta State L 81-1042/19/73 Sam Berry 20 Southern Tech W 94-682/24/73 Sam Berry 20 at South Florida L 79-901/21/74 Artie Johnson 22 St. Mary’s W 109-7711/16/74 Wayne Armstrong 26 Southern Tech W 95-511/28/75 Sonny Powell 21 Savannah State W 108-812/18/76 Wayne Armstrong 21 Valdosta State W 87-86 ot3/6/76 Wayne Armstrong 20 West Georgia L 91-10512/14/78 Aaron Hill 27 at Clearwater W 129-6912/21/78 Aaron Hill 20 Webber W 129-5912/28/79 Aaron Hill 21 Florida Tech W 74-521/24/81 Luke Ludwinski 20 Flagler L 63-6411/25/81 Ray Smith 23 Fla. Memorial W 95-7011/30/81 Ray Smith 23 at Marshall L 91-10012/21/81 Ray Smith 21 Edward Waters W 124-831/13/82 Ray Smith 20 at Augusta State W 83-782/6/82 Ray Smith 27 at Piedmont W 101-872/10/82 Ray Smith 21 Columbus State W 69-652/4/86 Rod Lane 22 Edward Waters W 97-79

Robert Campbell

Two-time Peach Belt ConferencePlayer of the Year Robert Campbellmade an assault on the all-time NCAADivision II steals record in 2000-01,collecting a school-record 113 theftsand finishing just four steals shy ofthe all-time mark, held at the time byOronn Brown of Clarion. A two-timeDII Bulletin All-America selection,Campbell finished his four-year ca-reer as the Pirates’ all-time leader insteals and games played and was thethird leading scorer in school history,tallying 1,587 points.

Most PointsGame: 50, Ray Smith vs. Piedmont, 1-16-82Season: 865, Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: 2,508, Sam Berry, 1971-76

Best Scoring AverageSeason: 28.8, Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: 29.3, Ray Smith, 1981-83

Most Field Goals MadeGame: 23, Ray Smith vs. Piedmont, 1-16-82Season: 363, Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: 1,082, Sam Berry, 1971-76

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame: 35, Sam Berry vs. Chattanooga, 2-28-76Season: 628, Sam Berry, 1971-72Career: 2,250, Sam Berry, 1971-76

Best Field Goal PercentageGame (min. 10 attempts): 1.000 (11-11), Herm Driskell vs. Edward Waters, 11-19-82Season: .660 (363-547), Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: .667 (471-706), Ray Smith, 1981-83

Most 3-Pointers MadeGame: 12, Phil Clark vs. West Georgia, 12-28-91Season: 91, Phil Clark, 1991-92Career: 183, Mick Jordan, 1998-02

Most 3-Pointers AttemptedGame: 18, Phil Clark vs. West Georgia, 12-28-91Season: 208, Phil Clark, 1991-92Career: 419, Mick Jordan, 1998-02

Best 3-Point PercentageGame (min. 5 attempts): 1.000 (5-5), Mick Jordan vs. Kennesaw State, 1-27-01Season: .519 (28-54), Greg Johnson, 1987-88Career: .492 (87-177), Greg Johnson, 1987-89

Most Free ThrowsGame: 19, Larry Burke vs. Georgia State, 2-16-68 19, Ike Williams vs. Columbus State, 2-23-74Season: 148, Danny Stell, 1968-69Career: 454, Ike Williams, 1971-75Consecutive: 45, David Rich, 1969-70

Most Free Throws AttemptedGame: 25, Ike Williams vs. Columbus State, 2-23-74Season: 212, Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: 625, Ike Williams, 1971-75

Best Free Throw PercentageGame (min. 10 attempts): 1.000 (14-14), David Rich vs. Berry, 1-10-69 1.000 (14-14), David Koncul at North Florida, 2-2-00Season: .917 (66-72), Foy Ballance, 1979-80Career: .873 (296-339), Foy Ballance, 1977-81

Most ReboundsGame: 29, Sam Berry vs. Savannah State, 2-21-72Season: 464, Ray Smith, 1981-82Career: 1,331, Sam Berry, 1971-76

Best Rebound AverageSeason: 15.7, Sam Berry, 1971-72Career: 14.6, Ray Smith, 1981-83

Most AssistsGame: 20, Foy Ballance vs. Flagler, 11-25-78Season: 237, Foy Ballance, 1978-79Career: 701, Foy Ballance, 1977-81

Most StealsGame: 9, Andre Duke vs. Lander, 2-8-92Season: 113, Robert Campbell, 2000-01Career: 357, Robert Campbell, 1997-01

Most Blocked ShotsGame: 11, Aaron Hill vs. Clearwater, 12-14-78Season: 79, Sam Berry, 1972-73Career: 233, Sam Berry, 1971-76

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AASU Honor Roll

Ike Williams earned AASU’s first AP All-America honor in ‘73-’7447

All-ConferenceHonors

Peach Belt Conference

First TeamChris Davis (1990-91)

Robert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01)Daryl Williams (2002-03)

Second TeamPhil Clark (1991-92)Jock Page (1993-94)

Dusan Stevic (1994-95)Brian Green (1994-95)

Mario Anderson (1997-98)Robert Campbell (1998-99)

Greg Favors (2000-01)

PBC Player of the YearRobert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01)

Big South ConferenceDonald Johnson (1985-86, 1986-87)

Rod Lane (1985-86)

South Atlantic ConferenceIke Williams (1973-74, 1974-75)

Ron Hancock (1973-74)Sonny Powell (1973-74)

Wayne Armstrong (1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77)Dennis Davis (1976-77)Henry Wright (1977-78)Mike Pringle (1978-79)Aaron Hill (1979-80)

Foy Ballance (1980-81)Daryll Mitchell (1980-81)

SAC Player of the YearSam Berry (1974-75, 1975-76)Wayne Armstrong (1976-77)

Georgia IntercollegiateAthletic Conference

Danny Sims (1966-67, 1967-68)Danny Stell (1968-69, 1969-70)

Joe Harper (1968-69 HM)Tommy Blackshear (1983-84)

Amp Bush (1983-84)

GIAC Player of the YearDanny Stell (1969-70)

All-Freshman TeamGino Groover (1983-84)

Joe Staiti (1983-84)

All-TournamentHonors

NAIADanny Sims (1967-68 - HM)

Danny Stell (1968-69 - HM, 1969-70 - HM)Sam Berry (1971-72 - HM, 1972-73 - HM)

NABCIke Williams (1973-74 - 3rd Team)

Wayne Armstrong (1976-77 - 3rd Team)Mike Pringle (1978-79 - 4th Team, 1979-80 - HM)

Aaron Hill (1979-80 - HM)Tommy Blackshear (1983-84 - HM)

Associated PressIke Williams (1973-74 - HM, 1974-75 - 1st Team)Sam Berry (1974-75 - HM, 1975-76 - 3rd Team)

United Press InternationalIke Williams (1973-74 - 3rd Team)

Basketball WeeklyMike Pringle (1978-79 - 4th Team)

Street & SmithSam Berry (1973-74)

DII BulletinRobert Campbell (1999-00 - 4th Team,

2000-01 - 2nd Team)

All-District/Region Honors

MiscellaneousHonors

Atlanta Journal All-StateDanny Stell (1968-69 HM)

Atlanta TipOff ClubPlayer of the Year

Mike Pringle (1978-79)Ray Smith (1981-82)

Robert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01)

All-America Honors

NAIA District 25Danny Stell (1969-70)

Sam Berry (1971-72, 1972-73)Ed Bagley (1982-83)

Tommy Blackshear (1983-84)Amp Bush (1983-84)

NABC District/Region IIIIke Williams (1974-75)Sam Berry (1975-76)

Wayne Armstrong (1976-77)Mike Pringle (1978-79, 1979-80)

Aaron Hill (1979-80)Ray Smith (1981-82)

Robert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01 - 2nd Team)

DaktronicsAll-South Atlantic Region

Robert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01)

Peach Belt ConferenceDusan Stevic (1995)

Mario Anderson (1998)Robert Campbell (2000, 2001)

Tavares Brown (2000)

South Atlantic ConferenceIke Williams (1975)Sam Berry (1975)

Wayne Armstrong (1975, 1976)Dennis Davis (1976)

SAC Tournament MVPIke Williams (1975)

Wayne Armstrong (1976)

NCAA II South RegionalRobert Campbell (1999-00, 2000-01)

Ike Williams

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The Dearing Cup

The Dearing Cup is awarded to AASU’s top free throw shooter

Ashley Dearing Cup Winners

With a history as long as the existence of basketball atArmstrong, the Dearing Cup has become a symbolamong the Pirate faithful for dedication, preparation and ex-

ecution on the basketball court. Named for longtime Savannah andArmstrong Atlantic State basketball supporter Ashley Dearing, the DearingCup is awarded to the AASU player with the best free throw percentageeach season. Listed below are the winners of the Dearing Cup - an awardthat has been given each of the past 49 years. Last year, junior Brian Bain (right, pictured receiving the award fromAshley Dearing) captured the Dearing Cup by hitting 100 of his 137 freethrows for an outstanding .730 free throw percentage. Bain ranked 10th inthe Peach Belt Conference in that category and was the Pirates’ second-leading scorer, averaging 14.3 points per game and scoring 399 points onthe season. The list of former winners of the Ashley Dearing Cup reads as a who’s-who of Armstrong Atlantic State basketball - from AASU Athletic Hall ofFamers Foy Ballance and Danny Sims to All-Americans Ike Williams andDanny Stell to current Savannah Country Day head boys basketball coachMike Harner.

1954-55 Dana Hemly1956-57 William Short1957-58 Ed Burns1958-59 Neal Perkins1959-60 Dave Thomas1960-61 Jimmy George1961-62 Billy Young1963-64 David Clark1964-65 Malcolm Rich1965-66 Danny Sims1966-67 Jahn Tatum1967-68 Danny Sims1968-69 Danny Stell1969-70 David Rich1970-71 Robert Bradley1971-72 Ron Hancock1972-73 Ron Hancock1973-74 Lamar Kirkley

Roger Weber1974-75 Ike Williams1975-76 Roger Weber1976-77 Donnell Britton1977-78 Foy Ballance1978-79 Foy Ballance1979-80 Foy Ballance

1980-81 Foy Ballance1981-82 Darryl Mitchell1982-83 Brad Blastic1983-84 Amp Bush1984-85 Jerome Holmes1985-86 Rod Lane1986-87 Scott Tapp1987-88 Greg Johnson1988-89 Greg Johnson1989-90 Terrell Barnes1990-91 Chris Davis

Avery Taylor1991-92 Craig Chambers1992-93 Mike Harner1993-94 Brian Green1994-95 Heath Schroyer1995-96 Jerry Kline1996-97 Courtney Wilson1997-98 Tavares Brown1998-99 Rasha Williams1999-2000 David Koncul2000-01 Mick Jordan2001-02 Mick Jordan2002-03 Brian Bain

The only four-timewinner of the AshleyDearing Cup, FoyBallance is thePirates’ all-timeleader in free throwpercentage, hitting87.3 percent.

Danny Sims, a two-time winner of theDearing Cup, is tiedfor second all-time infree throw percentage,hitting 85.7 percent.

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All-Time Records

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AASU Men’s Basketball All-Time Vs. OpponentsAlabama-Huntsville ................................. 3-1Alabama State .......................................... 1-1Atlantic Christian .................................... 0-2Auburn ..................................................... 1-0Auburn-Montgomery ............................... 1-0Augusta State ......................................... 30-34Augustana (S.D.) ..................................... 1-0Austin Peay State ..................................... 0-4Baldwin-Wallace ..................................... 1-0Baltimore State ........................................ 0-1Baptist ...................................................... 1-6Belmont-Abbey (N.C.) ............................ 1-0Bentley ..................................................... 0-1Barry University ...................................... 2-0Berry College .......................................... 6-8Bethune-Cookman ................................... 1-1Birmingham Southern ............................. 0-2Blackburn (Ill.) ........................................ 1-0Bluefield State (W. Va.) ........................... 0-1Brewton Parker ........................................ 1-0Brunswick JC .......................................... 1-0Bryan (Tenn.) ........................................... 2-1Bryant (R.I.) ............................................ 1-0Bucknell ................................................... 1-0Buffalo State ............................................ 1-0California (Pa.) ........................................ 1-0Campbell ................................................. 2-4Carroll ...................................................... 2-0Carson-Newman ...................................... 1-2Central Florida ......................................... 1-3Chapman .................................................. 1-0Chattanooga ............................................. 1-4Cheyenne ................................................. 0-1Claflin (S.C.) ........................................... 9-1Clark Atlanta ......................................... 1-1Clayton College & State ........................ 10-6Clearwater Christian ................................ 2-0Clemson ................................................... 1-0Clinch Valley ........................................... 1-0Coastal Carolina ...................................... 3-1Coker ....................................................... 1-1College of Charleston .............................. 6-2Columbus State ...................................... 29-34Cumberland (Ky.) .................................... 0-1DeVry Institute ........................................ 3-0Dominican (N.Y.) .................................... 1-0Drake (Fla.) ............................................. 1-0Earlham (Ind.) ......................................... 1-0Earl Paulk ................................................ 2-0East Carolina ........................................... 0-1East Stroudsburg (Pa.) ............................. 1-0Eckerd ..................................................... 0-6Edward Waters ......................................... 15-0Elizabeth City State (N.C.) ................... 0-0Elon ......................................................... 1-0Emory & Henry ....................................... 1-0Embry-Riddle .......................................... 1-0Fayetteville State .................................... 1-1Federal City ............................................. 2-1Ferris State ............................................... 1-0Flagler ...................................................... 10-3Florida Atlantic ........................................ 3-1Florida A&M ........................................... 0-2Florida International ................................ 0-1Florida Memorial ..................................... 12-1Florida Southern ...................................... 1-4Florida Tech ............................................. 13-4

Fort Valley State ...................................... 4-5Francis Marion ...................................... 12-10Friendship ................................................ 1-0Gannon (Pa.) ............................................ 0-1Gardner-Webb (N.C.) .............................. 0-1Georgia .................................................... 0-2Georgia College & State ........................ 28-19Georgia Southern ..................................... 3-8Georgia Southwestern ............................. 8-10Georgia State ........................................... 3-4Glenville State (W. Va.) ........................... 1-0Hartwick (N.Y.) ....................................... 1-0Hawthorne ............................................... 1-0Illinois State ............................................. 0-1Illinois Wesleyan ..................................... 1-0Indiana State ............................................ 1-0Indiana University Southeast ................... 1-0Indianapolis ............................................. 0-1Jacksonville ............................................. 1-0Jacksonville State .................................... 0-2Kennesaw State ...................................... 15-8Kentucky State ........................................ 2-0Kentucky Wesleyan ................................. 0-1King College ............................................ 1-0Knoxville ................................................. 0-2Lake Superior State ................................. 1-0LaGrange ................................................. 6-4Lander .................................................... 17-10Lee ........................................................... 2-0LeMoyne-Owen ....................................... 1-0Lenoir-Rhyne ......................................... 4-3Lincoln Memorial .................................... 5-2Livingstone (S.C.) .................................. 1-0Longwood ................................................ 1-3Loras (Iowa) ............................................ 1-0Lynn ......................................................... 0-2Maine ....................................................... 0-1Mansfield (Pa.) ........................................ 1-0Mars Hill .................................................. 1-0Marshall ................................................... 0-1Massachusetts Institute of Technology .... 1-0Mercer ..................................................... 0-1Miami (Fla.) ............................................. 0-1Middle Tennessee State ........................... 0-2Missouri Southern ................................... 0-1Morehouse ............................................... 1-0Morris Brown .......................................... 0-1Morris Harvey ......................................... 2-0Methodist (N.C.) ...................................... 1-0New England (N.H.) ................................ 1-0New Orleans ............................................ 0-1Newberry ................................................. 4-2North Alabama ........................................ 1-0North Florida ......................................... 8-4North Park (Ill.) ....................................... 0-1North Georgia .......................................... 5-5Northern Iowa .......................................... 1-0Nova Southeastern ................................. 7-1NYU-New Paultz .................................... 1-0Oakland (Mich.) ...................................... 1-0Oglethorpe ............................................... 7-0Otterbein .................................................. 1-0Paine ....................................................... 2-4Palm Beach Atlantic ................................ 3-0Pfeiffer ..................................................... 1-1Piedmont .................................................. 13-5PhibLant .................................................. 1-0

Presbyterian (S.C.) ................................ 1-3Queens (N.C.) .......................................... 0-1Radford .................................................... 1-1Randolph Macon ..................................... 1-0Rollins ..................................................... 1-1Rowan ...................................................... 3-4St. Johns (Minn.) ..................................... 1-0St. Joseph’s (Ind.) .................................... 0-1Saint Leo .................................................. 3-4St. Mary’s ................................................ 1-0St. Paul’s .................................................. 1-0St. Thomas ............................................... 1-0Samford ................................................... 0-3Savannah State ........................................ 19-13SerbLant .................................................. 1-0Shaw ........................................................ 0-1Shorter ..................................................... 4-6South Alabama ........................................ 0-1South Carolina ......................................... 0-2South Carolina State ................................ 2-4South Florida ........................................... 1-3Southern Indiana ...................................... 1-2Southern Tech .......................................... 12-2Southern Wesleyan (S.C.) ........................ 3-2Spring Hill ............................................... 0-1Stetson ..................................................... 0-4Steubenville ............................................. 0-1Sub Forces Atlantic ................................. 1-1SUNY-Stonybrook ................................... 1-0Tampa ...................................................... 1-7Tennessee State ........................................ 0-1Tennessee Tech ........................................ 1-2Tennessee Temple .................................... 0-1Thomas More (Ky.) ................................. 0-1Troy State ................................................ 2-1Tusculum ................................................. 1-0Unity (Me.) .............................................. 1-0UNC Asheville ........................................ 2-2UNC Charlotte ......................................... 1-1UNC Pembroke ...................................... 14-6UNC Wilmington .................................... 4-1University of the South ............................ 1-1USC Aiken .............................................. 16-10USC Spartanburg .................................. 18-15Upper Iowa .............................................. 1-0Urbana (Ohio) .......................................... 3-0Valdosta State .......................................... 20-32Valparaiso ................................................ 0-1Vassar ....................................................... 1-0Voorhees .................................................. 0-1Warner Southern ...................................... 1-0Wayne State (Neb.) .................................. 1-0Webber ..................................................... 2-4West Florida ............................................. 0-2West Georgia ........................................... 12-24Western Kentucky ................................... 0-1Wingate .................................................... 0-4Winona State (Minn.) .............................. 0-1Winthrop .................................................. 2-4Wisconsin Eau-Claire .............................. 1-2Wisconsin LaCrosse ................................ 1-0Wittenberg (Ohio) .................................... 0-1Wofford .................................................... 1-1Wright State ............................................. 0-4

Bold Indicates 2003-2004 Opponent

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All-Time Results

AASU’s first of five 20-win seasons came in 1971-72

1966-1967 (5-19, 3-5 GIAC)Sat, Nov 19 at UNC Wilmington L 72-91Tues, Nov 22 at Augusta L 72-82Mon, Nov 28 at Valdosta State * L 63-99Fri, Dec 2 at Georgia State L 76-86Sat, Dec 3 at Shorter * L 61-87Tues, Dec 6 UNC Wilmington L 58-62Fri, Dec 9 Georgia State W 105-104 otSat, Dec 10 Georgia Southwestern * W 81-68Sat, Dec 17 Berry * L 53-57West Georgia Invitational (2nd)Fri, Jan 6 N Georgia Southwestern W 75-74Sat, Jan 7 N Augusta L 61-73Wed, Jan 11 Florida Presbyterian L 68-92Tues, Jan 17 Augusta L 60-99Sat, Jan 21 Piedmont * W 96-70Fri, Jan 27 at Troy State L 82-86Mon, Jan 30 at Piedmont * W 99-83Sat, Feb 11 at Florida Presbyterian L 76-87Mon, Feb 13 at Saint Leo L 98-112Wed, Feb 15 Augusta L 77-107Sat, Feb 18 at Georgia Southwestern * L 76-86Mon, Feb 20 at Berry * L 71-100Fri, Feb 24 at UNC Charlotte L 80-81Sat, Feb 25 at Newberry L 77-104Mon, Feb 27 Saint Leo L 93-96* Georgia Intercollegiate Conference

1967-1968 (8-20, 5-9 GIAC)Sat, Nov 18 at Georgia Southwestern * L 69-85Tues, Nov 21 at Augusta L 56-84Sat, Dec 2 at Georgia State L 70-78Thurs, Dec 7 Valdosta State * L 64-85Sat, Dec 9 Piedmont * L 83-89Sat, Dec 16 UNC Charlotte W 93-68Mon, Dec 18 Newberry L 87-100Armstrong State Holiday Invitational (4th)Thrs, Dec 28 Piedmont L 85-92Fri, Dec 29 Georgia Southwestern L 71-80Sat, Jan 6 at Piedmont * W 93-85Mon, Jan 8 Florida Southern L 67-86Sat, Jan 13 Berry * L 66-85Tues, Jan 16 Augusta L 75-86Wed, Jan 17 N Savannah State W 85-73Fri, Jan 19 at West Georgia * L 51-65Sat, Jan 20 at LaGrange * W 73-64Fri, Jan 26 Shorter * W 71-70Sat, Jan 27 LaGrange * L 70-87Fri, Feb 2 at Tampa L 85-112Sat, Feb 3 at Florida Presbyterian L 76-97Mon, Feb 5 at Florida Southern L 77-89Fri, Feb 9 at Shorter * L 77-85Sat, Feb 10 at Berry * L 98-108Tues, Feb 13 at Augusta L 68-90Fri, Feb 16 Georgia State W 73-69Sat, Feb 17 West Georgia * W 87-73Tues, Feb 20 at Valdosta State * L 55-97Sat, Feb 24 Georgia Southwestern * W 81-79 2ot* Georgia Intercollegiate Conference

1968-1969 (10-17, 4-10 GIAC)Fri, Nov 22 at Lander W 77-71Sat, Nov 23 at Piedmont * L 73-74Savannah Shrine BowlTues, Nov 26 Florida Tech W 84-72Tues, Dec 3 N Savannah State W 97-79Thurs, Dec 5 Valdosta State * L 71-83Sat, Dec 7 LaGrange * W 73-67Sat, Dec 14 Georgia Southern L 71-99Georgia Southwestern Holiday Inv. (3rd)Fri, Jan 3 N Augusta L 65-82Sat, Jan 4 N Emory & Henry W 78-71Fri, Jan 10 Baptist L 92-100Sat, Jan 11 Berry * L 83-99Tues, Jan 14 Tampa L 74-78

Wed, Jan 15 N Savannah State L 74-86Sat, Jan 18 West Georgia * L 52-55Fri, Jan 24 Shorter * L 76-78Sat, Jan 25 Lander W 94-76Fri, Jan 31 at Drake (FL) W 92-72Sat, Feb 1 at Florida Tech L 105-116Mon, Feb 3 at Tampa L 80-96Fri, Feb 7 at Shorter * L 78-96Sat, Feb 8 at Berry * L 76-83Fri, Feb 14 at West Georgia * L 76-83Sat, Feb 15 at LaGrange * W 82-81Fri, Feb 21 at Valdosta State * L 81-116Sat, Feb 22 at Georgia Southwestern * L 51-63Fri, Feb 28 Georgia Southwestern * W 73-61Sat, Mar 1 Piedmont * W 96-89 ot* Georgia Intercollegiate Conference

1969-1970 (10-20, 4-10 GIAC)Wed, Nov 12 Alumni (exh) W 82-67Augusta Invitational (4th)Fri, Nov 28 at Augusta L 71-72Sat, Nov 29 N Georgia Southwestern L 76-78 otTues, Dec 2 Florida Tech W 87-80Thurs, Dec 4 Valdosta State * L 85-101Mon, Dec 15 University of the South L 76-92Wed, Dec 17 LaGrange * L 62-63Fri, Jan 2 at Stetson L 80-114Sat, Jan 3 at Florida Southern W 66-50Sat, Jan 10 Berry * L 72-88Wed, Jan 14 at Georgia Southern L 68-103Sat, Jan 17 West Georgia * W 79-71Mon, Jan 19 at Piedmont * W 90-81Wed, Jan 21 College of Charleston W 89-66Fri, Jan 23 Georgia Southwestern * W 84-70Sat, Jan 24 Shorter * L 57-63Wed, Jan 28 at College of Charleston W 85-77Fri, Jan 30 at Florida Tech W 81-75Sat, Jan 31 at Rollins L 67-78Mon, Feb 2 at Tampa L 76-83Fri, Feb 6 at Shorter * L 60-61Sat, Feb 7 at Berry * L 72-83Mon, Feb 9 Tampa L 72-80Fri, Feb 13 at West Georgia * L 84-107Sat, Feb 14 at LaGrange * W 69-62Wed, Feb 18 N Savannah State L 66-89Fri, Feb 20 at Valdosta State * L 65-90Sat, Feb 21 at Georgia Southwestern * L 61-65Tues, Feb 24 at Baptist L 69-82Inaugural Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlFri, Feb 27 Piedmont * L 87-95Sat, Feb 28 Lander W 89-84* Georgia Intercollegiate Conference

1970-1971 (15-12)Fri, Nov 20 Alumni (exh) W 78-42Inaugural Geechee Classic (2nd)Fri, Nov 27 Palm Beach Atlantic W 93-66Sat, Nov 28 College of Charleston L 69-83Wed, Dec 2 at Georgia Southern L 63-82Sat, Dec 5 at Georgia College L 67-74Sat, Dec 12 at Stetson L 72-96Mon, Dec 14 at Florida Tech W 98-75PhibLant Holiday Tmt. (Norfolk, Va) 3rdThrs, Dec 17 N Chapman W 76-73Fri, Dec 18 N Submarine Forces-Atlantic L 79-83Sat, Dec 19 N Mansfield State W 85-69Sat, Jan 2 Loras W 78-74Sat, Jan 9 North Georgia W 77-56Thurs, Jan 14 Georgia College W 91-66Sat, Jan 16 at College of Charleston W 104-89Thurs, Jan 21 UNC Wilmington W 96-84Sat, Jan 23 at Southern Tech L 83-109Thurs, Jan 28 Samford L 84-103Sat, Jan 30 Baptist W 95-88Tues, Feb 2 Georgia Southern L 58-71

Sat, Feb 6 Florida Tech W 102-64Tues, Feb 9 Edward Waters W 99-72Thurs, Feb 11 Fort Lauderdale W 94-64Sat, Feb 13 at Lander L 80-90Second Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlTues, Feb 16 College of Charleston W 68-61Fri, Feb 19 at University of the South W 99-75Sat, Feb 20 at Bryan L 72-79Tues, Feb 23 N Savannah State L 75-87Fri, Feb 26 Southern Tech L 97-103

1971-1972 (20-10)Sat, Nov 20 French Martinique (exh) W 131-602nd Annual Geechee Classic (2nd)Fri, Nov 26 Georgia Southwestern W 68-47Sat, Nov 27 LaGrange L 71-88Mon, Nov 29 Florida Tech W 103-67Wed, Dec 1 at Valdosta State L 85-95Sat, Dec 4 College of Charleston W 106-79Mon, Dec 6 at Georgia College W 60-57Wed, Dec 8 N Savannah State W 90-85Sat, Dec 11 at Baptist L 83-85Tues, Dec 14 Baldwin-Wallace W 100-86Mon, Dec 20 Carroll W 104-97 otPhibLant Holiday Tmt. (Norfolk, VA) 3rdTues, Dec 21 N SerbLant W 100-78Wed, Dec 22 N Federal City L 60-71Thrs, Dec 23 at PhibLant W 82-77Mon, Jan 10 Georgia College W 95-86Sat, Jan 15 Augusta W 82-72Fri, Jan 21 at Campbell L 78-95Sat, Jan 22 at UNC Wilmington W 77-76Mon, Jan 24 Hawthorne W 140-85Wed, Jan 26 Valdosta State W 99-84Sat, Jan 29 at Southern Tech L 88-105Mon, Jan 31 at Samford L 86-90Fri, Feb 4 Lander L 81-83Sat, Feb 5 at Florida Tech W 110-63Mon, Feb 7 at Palm Beach Atlantic W 84-65Thrs, Feb 10 at Augusta W 97-85Third Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlSat, Feb 12 Southern Tech L 91-93Sat, Feb 19 Bryan W 104-63Mon, Feb 21 N Savannah State W 111-109Sat, Feb 26 at College of Charleston W 79-64NAIA District 25 PlayoffsMon, Mar 6 at West Georgia L 75-81

1972-1973 (21-6)Inaugural Shriner's Classic (2nd)Fri, Nov 24 N Savannah State W 92-82Sat, Nov 25 Samford L 67-71Fri, Dec 1 at Southern Tech W 81-68Sat, Dec 2 at Oglethorpe W 69-68Wed, Dec 13 Valdosta State L 83-89Thrs, Dec 14 Unity W 83-51Sat, Dec 16 Tusculum W 86-63PhibLant Holiday Tmt (Norfolk, VA) 1stTues, Dec 19 N Troy State W 94-87Wed, Dec 20 N Sub Forces Atlantic W 112-68Thrs, Dec 21 N Federal City W 82-68Wed, Jan 3 Bryant W 83-72Sat, Jan 6 M.I.T. W 90-68Mon, Jan 8 Bucknell W 70-67Tues, Jan 9 Wisconsin-LaCrosse W 78-72Fourth Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlSat, Jan 13 Campbell W 95-80Wed, Jan 17 at Augusta L 81-104Thurs, Jan 19 St. Johns's (MN) W 78-51Wed, Jan 24 at Valdosta State L 89-103Sat, Jan 27 Federal City W 97-85Fri, Feb 2 Oglethorpe W 95-70Sat, Feb 10 at Lander W 76-71Tues, Feb 14 Florida Tech W 86-70

All-Time Results

AASU finished first in the SAC three straight years from 1974-7751

1975-1976 (13-13, 8-2 SAC)4th Annual Shriner's Classic (2nd)Fri, Nov 28 N Savannah State W 106-81Sat, Nov 29 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 58-59Tues, Dec 2 at West Florida L 66-77Thurs, Dec 4 at Austin Peay L 63-101Sat, Dec 13 at Columbus * L 77-80 2otTues, Dec 16 UT Chattanooga W 87-69Wisconsin-Eau Claire Classic (4th)Mon, Dec 29 N College of Steubenville L 76-85Tues, Dec 30 N Valparaiso L 59-75Sat, Jan 3 Wright State L 85-89 otThurs, Jan 8 SUNY Stonybrook W 68-48Sat, Jan 10 at West Georgia * W 58-48Sat, Jan 17 at Valdosta State * W 68-58Tues, Jan 20 SUNY Buffalo W 92-84 otThurs, Jan 22 West Florida L 59-64Seventh Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlSat, Jan 24 Southern Tech * W 73-64Wed, Jan 28 at Augusta * W 58-57Mon, Feb 2 Georgia College W 99-78Mon, Feb 9 West Georgia * L 97-101 2otThrs, Feb 12 Georgia Southern L 78-79Sat, Feb 14 Augusta * W 84-83 otWed, Feb 18 Valdosta State * W 87-86 2otSat, Feb 21 at Southern Tech * W 47-43 otMon, Feb 23 Columbus * W 96-67Sat, Feb 28 at UT Chattanooga L 75-97SAC Tournament (at Savannah) 4thFri, Mar 5 Augusta L 72-75Sat, Mar 6 West Georgia L 91-105* South Atlantic Conference

1976-1977 (15-15, 8-2 SAC)5th Annual Shriners Classic (4th)Fri, Nov 26 South Carolina State L 71-73Sat, Nov 27 N Savannah State L 53-56Mon, Nov 29 South Carolina State W 93-63Wed, Dec 1 Piedmont W 90-60Fri, Dec 3 St. Paul's W 86-75Wed, Dec 8 Columbus * W 84-64Sat, Dec 11 at Austin Peay L 79-82Tues, Dec 14 at UT Chattanooga L 88-124Thrs, Dec 16 at Maine L 64-73Sat, Dec 18 Austin Peay L 60-71Wed, Dec 22 USC Aiken W 79-78Thurs, Jan 6 at Tennessee Tech L 69-71Sat, Jan 8 at West Georgia * L 73-80Tues, Jan 11 at Augusta * W 75-74Thrs, Jan 13 at Gannon L 65-73Sat, Jan 15 at Wright State L 81-83Mon, Jan 17 at Eastern Illinois L 69-97Wed, Jan 26 Augusta * W 86-68Fri, Jan 28 Georgia College W 103-76Sat, Jan 29 Valdosta State W 95-86Tues, Feb 1 at Southern Tech W 71-55Sat, Feb 5 West Georgia * W 95-80Fri, Feb 11 UT Chattanooga L 70-79Mon, Feb 14 at Columbus * W 80-74Wed, Feb 16 at Valdosta State * L 91-94 otSat, Feb 19 Southern Tech * W 2-0SAC Tournament (at Valdosta) 1stFri, Feb 25 N West Georgia W 85-73Sat, Feb 26 at Valdosta State W 77-74NCAA II South Regional (Chattanooga) 4thFri, Mar 4 N Florida Tech L 82-91Sat, Mar 5 N Valdosta State L 73-83* South Atlantic Conference

1977-1978 (11-15, 1-7 SAC)6th Annual Shriners Classic (2nd)Fri, Nov 25 Mars Hill W 85-79Sat, Nov 26 South Carolina State L 107-109

at South Carolina State L 90-104

Fri, Dec 2 Georgia College W 107-81Sat, Dec 10 Clearwater W 123-84Dec at Florida Memorial W 105-104Sat, Dec 17 at Florida Southern L 89-104Youngstown (OH) Classic (3rd)Wed, Dec 28 N University of Baltimore L 62-85Thrs, Dec 29 N Buffalo State W 98-92Mon, Jan 2 Morris Harvey W 106-95Thurs, Jan 5 USC Spartanburg W 94-78Sat, Jan 7 at West Georgia * L 112-129Wed, Jan 11 Florida Southern L 74-81Thrs, Jan 12 Augusta * L 77-87Mon, Jan 16 Wright State L 74-85Wed, Jan 18 at Flagler W 116-89Mon, Jan 23 Columbus * L 107-123Sat, Jan 28 at Valdosta State * L 88-107Mon, Jan 30 at Augusta * W 72-69Wed, Feb 1 USC Aiken W 78-72Sat, Feb 4 West Georgia * L 69-71Mon, Feb 6 Flagler W 88-78Sat, Feb 11 at Columbus * L 78-105Wed, Feb 15 Valdosta State * L 90-101Sat, Feb 18 Tennessee Temple L 86-103SAC Tournament (at Carrollton, GA)Thrs, Feb 23 at West Georgia L 90-102* South Atlantic Conference

1978-1979 (21-6, 4-4 SAC)Big A Tournament (1st)Fri, Nov 24 Georgia College W 121-77Sat, Nov 25 Flagler W 116-107Mon, Nov 27 Florida Memorial W 98-74Wed, Nov 29 at Georgia Southern L 94-97Fri, Dec 1 Piedmont W 109-67Mon, Dec 4 at Georgia College W 103-85Sat, Dec 9 King College W 95-66Wed, Dec 13 at Florida Memorial W 118-98Thrs, Dec 14 at Clearwater W 129-69Inaugural Pirate Holiday Classic (1st)Thrs, Dec 21 Webber W 129-59Fri, Dec 22 UNC Greensboro W 107-68Shriner's Classic (1st)Thrs, Dec 28 Georgia Southwestern W 103-56Fri, Dec 29 Northern Iowa W 107-101 otThurs, Jan 4 Upper Iowa W 97-79Sat, Jan 6 West Georgia * W 100-93Wed, Jan 10 at Augusta * L 68-96Sat, Jan 13 IU Southeast W 81-68Mon, Jan 15 Glenville State W 68-59Wed, Jan 17 Valdosta State * L 83-92Sat, Jan 20 at Flagler W 102-79Mon, Jan 22 Columbus * W 98-96Sat, Jan 27 Lee W 80-74Mon, Jan 29 at Valdosta State * L 90-132Sat, Feb 3 at West Georgia * L 69-84Sat, Feb 10 at Columbus * W 94-83Wed, Feb 14 Augusta * W 68-62SAC Tournament (at Valdosta)Fri, Feb 23 Valdosta State L 89-96* South Atlantic Conference

1979-1980 (18-11, 2-6 SAC)Fri, Nov 30 at Indiana State W 66-63Mon, Dec 3 Otterbein W 84-75Wed, Dec 5 Claflin W 120-76Sat, Dec 9 Berry W 103-69Tues, Dec 11 at Wittenberg L 61-75Thrs, Dec 13 at Wright State L 85-99Sat, Dec 15 at Indiana State-Evansville L 68-71Mon, Dec 17 at Eastern Illinois L 75-842nd Annual Pirate Holiday Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 21 Earlham W 93-59Sat, Dec 22 Randolph-Macon W 58-50Shriner's Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 28 Florida Tech W 74-52Sat, Dec 29 Paine W 97-73

Sat, Feb 17 Augusta W 96-79Mon, Feb 19 Southern Tech W 94-68Fri, Feb 23 at Florida Tech W 80-74Sat, Feb 24 at South Florida L 79-90NAIA District 25 Playoff (Americus, GA)Tues, Mar 6 N LaGrange L 83-87

1973-1974 (17-8, 6-4 SAC)Tues, Nov 27 Australian Olympic (exh) W 76-742nd Annual Shriner's Classic (1st)Fri, Nov 30 N Savannah State W 91-78Sat, Dec 1 Valdosta State W 89-86Fri, Dec 7 at Southern Tech * W 82-77Sat, Dec 8 Oglethorpe W 108-83Fri, Dec 14 Morris Harvey W 98-79Sat, Dec 15 Columbus * W 88-78Mon, Dec 17 Illinois Wesleyan W 95-86Wisconsin-Eau Claire Classic (2nd)Fri, Dec 28 N Kentucky State W 75-74Sat, Dec 29 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 76-94Thurs, Jan 3 Carroll W 76-73Sat, Jan 5 Oglethorpe W 101-81Mon, Jan 7 at Valdosta State * W 87-84Sat, Jan 12 at West Georgia * L 92-96Wed, Jan 16 at Augusta * W 83-73Sat, Jan 19 at Albany State L 87-98Mon, Jan 21 St. Mary's W 109-72Fri, Feb 1 Southern Tech * W 89-78Wed, Feb 6 Valdosta State * W 92-81Sat, Feb 9 West Georgia * L 88-101Fri, Feb 15 Augusta * L 87-92Sat, Feb 16 South Florida W 99-85Fifth Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlMon, Feb 18 Albany State L 88-91Sat, Feb 23 at Columbus * L 100-110SAC Tournament (at Carrollton) 3rdTues, Feb 26 N Valdosta State L 78-84Wed, Feb 27 N Columbus W 79-76* South Atlantic Conference

1974-1975 (19-7, 8-2 SAC)3rd Annual Shriner's Classic (3rd)Fri, Nov 29 New Orleans L 86-94 otSat, Dec 1 North Georgia W 84-57Tues, Dec 3 USC Spartanburg W 98-74Sat, Dec 7 Southern Tech * W 95-51Tues, Dec 10 N Savannah State W 87-64Sat, Dec 14 Columbus * W 90-65Wisconsin-Eau Claire Classic (3rd)Fri, Dec 27 N Winona State L 80-85Sat, Dec 28 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire W 96-942otSat, Jan 4 South Carolina State W 86-84Sixth Savannah Kiwanis Basket BowlTues, Jan 7 Valdosta State * W 71-68Sat, Jan 11 West Georgia * W 84-78Mon, Jan 13 at Columbus * W 88-72Sat, Jan 18 at USC Spartanburg W 72-58Tues, Jan 21 at Valdosta State L 70-83Tues, Jan 28 N Savannah State W 108-81Wed, Jan 29 Augusta * W 80-73Fri, Jan 31 at Southern Tech * W 87-85Sat, Feb 8 at West Georgia * L 86-97Mon, Feb 10 at Kentucky Wesleyan L 77-92Wed, Feb 12 at SUNY Buffalo W 78-76Sat, Feb 15 at Augusta * W 74-71Mon, Feb 17 at South Carolina State L 96-99SAC Tournament (at Savannah) 1stFri, Feb 21 Augusta W 74-52Sat, Feb 22 West Georgia W 74-72 otNCAA II South Regional (Chattanooga)Fri, Mar 7 N Tennessee State L 53-63Sat, Mar 8 N Alabama State W 110-78* South Atlantic Conference

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All-Time Results

AASU’s last national ranking prior to 2001-02 came in 1983-84

Thurs, Jan 3 Dominican (NY) W 70-56Sat, Jan 5 at West Georgia * L 98-109Mon, Jan 7 USC Aiken W 95-89Thrs, Jan 10 Augusta * L 79-90Mon, Jan 14 Lee W 91-89Thrs, Jan 17 at Valdosta State * L 72-85Mon, Jan 21 at Columbus * L 89-92Wed, Jan 23 Georgia College W 98-77Sat, Jan 26 Flagler W 95-60Tues, Jan 29 Valdosta State * L 95-98Sat, Feb 2 West Georgia * L 92-98Sat, Feb 9 Columbus * W 90-77Mon, Feb 11 Edward Waters W 104-79Wed, Feb 13 at Augusta * W 63-55SAC Tournament (at Augusta) 2ndThrs, Feb 21 N Columbus W 63-62Fri, Feb 22 N Valdosta State W 81-61Sat, Feb 23 N West Georgia L 82-83* South Atlantic Conference

1980-1981 (12-14, 2-6 SAC)Sat, Nov 22 Claflin W 99-78Tues, Nov 25 Paine L 59-70Big A Tournament (1st)Fri, Nov 28 Florida Memorial W 94-73Sat, Nov 29 Newberry W 99-80Wed, Dec 3 Piedmont L 79-83Sat, Dec 6 at Auburn L 70-79Mon, Dec 15 Georgia Southern W 87-81Thrs, Dec 18 North Park L 66-693rd Annual Pirate Holiday Classic (2nd)Mon, Dec 29 St. Leo W 85-83Tues, Dec 30 Thomas Moore L 85-86 otSat, Jan 3 Vassar W 94-50Tues, Jan 6 Winthrop L 60-64Sat, Jan 10 West Georgia * L 87-94Mon, Jan 12 SUNY-New Paultz W 83-81Thrs, Jan 15 Clinch Valley W 61-60Sat, Jan 17 at Augusta * L 66-77Wed, Jan 21 Valdosta State L 77-101Sat, Jan 24 Flagler L 63-64Sat, Jan 31 at Georgia Southern W 65-60Wed, Feb 4 Augusta * W 64-61Sat, Feb 7 at West Georgia * L 74-89Wed, Feb 11 Edward Waters W 93-73Sat, Feb 14 at Columbus * W 57-50Wed, Feb 18 at Valdosta State * L 80-95Sat, Feb 21 Columbus * L 71-81South Atlantic Conference TournamentTues, Feb 24 at Columbus L 55-57* South Atlantic Conference

1981-1982 (17-13, 3-5 SAC)North Georgia TipOff DoubleheaderFri, Nov 13 N Georgia Southwestern + L 92-99Sat, Nov 14 at North Georgia + L 76-91Georgia Southwestern DoubleheaderFri, Nov 20 at Georgia Southwestern + L 80-83Sat, Nov 21 N Georgia College + W 85-76Mon, Nov 23 Florida International L 84-85Wed, Nov 25 Florida Memorial + W 95-70Mon, Nov 30 at Marshall L 91-100Thurs, Dec 3 at Georgia Southern L 59-83Mon, Dec 7 Friendship + W 125-81Thrs, Dec 10 Flagler + W 102-77Thrs, Dec 17 Urbana + W 92-85Sat, Dec 19 Augusta * W 88-794th Annual Pirate Holiday Classic (2nd)Mon, Dec 21 Edward Waters W 124-83Tues, Dec 22 Longwood L 83-87Mon, Jan 4 California State (PA) W 77-72Thurs, Jan 7 Claflin + W 84-71Wed, Jan 13 at Augusta * W 83-78Sat, Jan 16 Piedmont + W 135-105Mon, Jan 18 Valdosta State * L 79-81

Wed, Jan 20 at Florida Memorial + W 86-82Fri, Jan 22 at Edward Waters + W 2-0Thrs, Jan 28 at West Georgia * L 85-91Mon, Feb 1 Hartwick W 89-77Wed, Feb 3 West Georgia * L 86-90Sat, Feb 6 at Piedmont + W 101-87Wed, Feb 10 Columbus * W 69-65Mon, Feb 15 Georgia Southern W 64-62Thrs, Feb 18 at Valdosta State * L 79-99Sat, Feb 20 North Georgia + L 66-79Mon, Feb 22 at Columbus * L 60-63+ NAIA District 25* South Atlantic Conference

1982-1983 (12-14)Georgia College TipOff Tournament (1st)Fri, Nov 12 N Georgia Southwestern + W 71-69Sat, Nov 13 at Georgia College + W 100-78Fri, Nov 19 Edward Waters + W 103-77Sat, Nov 20 Florida Memorial + W 91-88Sat, Nov 27 at South Carolina L 68-86Wed, Dec 1 Piedmont + W 108-73Sat, Dec 4 North Georgia + W 63-62Fri, Dec 10 N Savannah State L 55-61Augusta Invitational (3rd)Wed, Dec 29 N Cumberland (TN) L 47-64Thrs, Dec 30 N Atlanta Christian W 73-70 otThurs, Jan 6 at Nova W 79-68Sat, Jan 8 at Florida Memorial + L 84-91Mon, Jan 10 at Edward Waters + W 89-79Sat, Jan 15 at Piedmont + W 85-74Wed, Jan 19 at Flagler + L 79-80Sat, Jan 22 at Georgia State L 69-75Fri, Jan 28 Paine + W 68-66Wed, Feb 2 Augusta L 62-82Sat, Feb 5 Knoxville L 65-69 otWed, Feb 9 Flagler + L 77-79Sat, Feb 12 at Knoxville L 53-69Wed, Feb 16 at Paine + L NASat, Feb 19 at North Georgia + L 48-61Wed, Feb 23 at Augusta L 56-58Sat, Feb 26 Berry + W 63-57NAIA District 25 PlayoffsMon, Feb 28 at North Georgia L 41-45+ NAIA District 25

1983-1984 (25-6, 16-2 GIAC)Sat, Nov 12 Edward Waters + W 94-81Fri, Nov 18 at Berry +* W 96-75Sat, Nov 19 at Piedmont +* W 116-71Fri, Nov 25 Augusta W 90-85Sat, Nov 26 Newberry W 95-86Tues, Nov 29 Piedmont +* W 121-75Fri, Dec 2 Georgia College +* W 120-95Fri, Dec 9 Nova W 93-72Mon, Dec 12 at Southern Tech +* W 75-65Thrs, Dec 15 Urbana W 107-81Wed, Jan 4 Blackburn W 88-85Sat, Jan 7 N Savannah State L 71-76Mon, Jan 9 at Georgia Southwestern +* L 83-97Wed, Jan 11 Oglethorpe +* W 67-48Sat, Jan 21 at LaGrange +* W 96-84Wed, Jan 25 at Stetson L 72-103Sat, Jan 28 North Georgia +* W 74-72Mon, Jan 30 Georgia Southwestern +* L 64-75Thurs, Feb 2 Berry +* W 92-82Sat, Feb 4 Shorter +* W 112-72Mon, Feb 6 N Savannah State W 88-72Sat, Feb 11 LaGrange W 96-79Tues, Feb 14 at Augusta W 79-74Sat, Feb 18 at North Georgia +* W 70-69Mon, Feb 20 at Georgia College +* W 92-71Sat, Feb 25 Southern Tech +* W 75-57Tues, Feb 28 at Oglethorpe +* W 79-63NAIA District 25 Playoffs

Sat, Mar 3 Oglethorpe W 77-59Mon, Mar 5 N North Georgia L 73-90+ NAIA District 25* Georgia Intercollegiate Conference

1984-1985 (12-16)Thrs, Nov 15 Alumni (exh) W 115-107Inaugural Coca-Cola Tipoff Tmt (4th)Fri, Nov 23 Webber L 84-87Sat, Nov 24 Jacksonville State L 79-90Tues, Nov 27 at Florida A&M L 62-65Mon, Dec 3 at Auburn L 47-80Sat, Dec 8 at Alabama State L 66-77Mon, Dec 10 at Morris Brown L 68-78Tues, Dec 11 at Berry W 89-85Sat, Dec 15 at Jacksonville State L 74-90Holiday Classic of Savannah (1st)Thrs, Dec 27 Nova W 70-55Fri, Dec 28 Indiana State-Evansville W 78-71Wed, Jan 2 Augustana W 72-64Sat, Jan 5 Longwood W 72-56Mon, Jan 7 Edward Waters W 99-74Thrs, Jan 10 Winthrop W 75-60Sat, Jan 12 at Columbus L 60-78Mon, Jan 14 at Fort Valley State L 73-75Sat, Jan 19 Coastal Carolina W 59-56Wed, Jan 23 at Stetson L 64-74Sat, Jan 26 at Nova W 83-80Sun, Jan 27 at Barry W 88-60Tues, Jan 29 at Webber L 79-82Sat, Feb 2 Columbus L 55-84Sat, Feb 9 at Coastal Carolina L 83-89Mon, Feb 11 at Winthrop L 68-87Mon, Feb 18 Fort Valley State W 90-87Wed, Feb 20 at UNC Asheville L 67-69Fri, Feb 22 at Augusta L 55-58Mon, Feb 25 UNC Asheville W 73-72

1985-1986 (15-12, 4-3 BSC)Mon, Nov 25 at Georgia State W 68-592nd Annual Coca-Cola Tipoff Tmt (1st)Fri, Nov 29 Shorter W 102-84Sat, Nov 30 Auburn-Montgomery W 73-68Sat, Dec 7 at Austin Peay L 76-91Tues, Dec 10 Berry W 77-75 otSat, Dec 14 at Middle Tennessee State L 54-71Tues, Dec 17 Urbana W 94-71WJCL-TV Classic (2nd)Mon, Dec 30 Barry W 113-58Tues, Dec 31 Birmingham Southern L 67-77Sat, Jan 4 at Birmingham Southern L 53-61Wed, Jan 8 Fort Valley State L 54-55Sat, Jan 11 Winthrop * W 76-75Thrs, Jan 16 at Central Florida L 62-79Sat, Jan 18 at Flagler W 76-75Sat, Jan 25 Coastal Carolina * W 94-84Mon, Jan 27 at Fort Valley State W 89-81Thrs, Jan 30 Flagler W 85-68Sat, Feb 1 UNC Asheville * W 93-73Tues, Feb 4 Edward Waters W 97-79Sat, Feb 8 at Coastal Carolina * W 80-72Tues, Feb 11 North Carolina Methodist W 103-78Thrs, Feb 13 Webber L 97-107Sat, Feb 15 at UNC Asheville * L 60-71Mon, Feb 17 at Winthrop * L 81-98Sat, Feb 22 at Augusta * L 63-74Mon, Feb 24 at Longwood L 65-67Big South Tournament (at Savannah)Mon, Mar 3 Winthrop L 72-76 ot* Big South Conference

1986-1987 (6-22, 2-6 BSC)Wed, Nov 19 Irish National (exh) L 72-76Fri, Nov 28 Middle Tennessee State L 70-92

All-Time Results

AASU won its first-ever PBC game, 73-62, over GC on 12/29/90 53

Columbus Invitational (3rd)Thrs, Dec 29 N Lincoln Memorial L 93-106Fri, Dec 30 N Alabama-Huntsville W 90-65Tues, Jan 3 Pfeiffer W 92-71Thurs, Jan 5 Presbyterian W 76-73Sat, Jan 7 Alabama-Huntsville W 114-91Wed, Jan 11 at Valdosta State L 65-88Sat, Jan 14 Webber W 91-70Mon, Jan 16 at Saint Leo L 78-90Tues, Jan 17 at Nova W 79-67Sat, Jan 21 Columbus L 74-82Wed, Feb 1 Valdosta State L 72-89Sat, Feb 4 at Alabama-Huntsville L 66-74Sat, Feb 11 at Columbus L 80-82 otSat, Feb 18 Nova W 96-59Mon, Feb 20 at Augusta L 82-100Sat, Feb 25 Lane W 2-0Tues, Feb 28 at Mercer L 54-61Thurs, Mar 2 UNC Greensboro W 73-72

1989-1990 (19-9)Tues, Nov 21 at St. Thomas W 86-53Wed, Nov 22 at Florida Atlantic W 59-58Sat, Nov 25 Fayetteville State W 73-72Wed, Nov 29 at Pfeiffer L 77-913rd Annual Coca-Cola Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 1 Embry-Riddle W 122-47Sat, Dec 2 Lincoln Memorial W 98-79Sat, Dec 9 at UNC Greensboro W 89-86Tues, Dec 12 Valdosta State W 95-82Thrs, Dec 14 Florida Tech L 73-77Sat, Dec 16 Earl Paulk W 88-77Thrs, Dec 28 University of New England W 88-68Thurs, Jan 4 UNC Greensboro W 67-60Sat, Jan 6 at Fayetteville State L 65-67Sat, Jan 13 at West Georgia L 60-63Wed, Jan 17 Claflin W 85-78Sat, Jan 20 at Columbus L 75-78Wed, Jan 24 USC Spartanburg W 66-61Sat, Jan 27 at Georgia College W 73-70Wed, Jan 31 USC Aiken W 89-78Sat, Feb 3 at Lincoln Memorial W 78-61Thurs, Feb 8 at USC Aiken L 94-95 otMon, Feb 12 at Valdosta State L 68-71Thrs, Feb 15 Florida Atlantic W 81-67Sat, Feb 17 Georgia College L 65-83Thrs, Feb 22 West Georgia W 71-66Sat, Feb 24 Columbus W 100-75Tues, Feb 27 at USC Spartanburg L 64-106Sat, Mar 3 Ferris State W 101-75

1990-1991 (18-10, 6-6 PBC)4th Annual Coca-Cola Classic (1st)Fri, Nov 16 St. Thomas W 100-90Sat, Nov 17 Claflin W 82-69Fri, Nov 23 DeVry Institute W 99-77Sat, Nov 24 Brewton-Parker W 96-68Fri, Nov 30 at Georgia L 54-70Mon, Dec 3 Lincoln Memorial W 88-64Wed, Dec 5 Saint Leo W 91-81Sat, Dec 8 at Florida Atlantic W 93-81Wed, Dec 12 at Florida Tech L 64-71Sat, Dec 15 at Lincoln Memorial W 77-52Sat, Dec 29 at Georgia College * W 73-62Wed, Jan 2 at West Georgia W 67-63Fri, Jan 4 LeMoyne Owen W 93-68Sat, Jan 5 at Lander * L 65-68Mon, Jan 7 USC Spartanburg * L 74-79Thrs, Jan 10 at Saint Leo L 67-77Sat, Jan 12 USC Aiken * W 80-78Sat, Jan 19 Columbus * W 87-62Wed, Jan 23 at Valdosta State W 74-59Sat, Jan 26 at Francis Marion * L 61-71Wed, Jan 30 at USC Spartanburg * L 61-86Sat, Feb 2 Lander * W 84-68Thurs, Feb 7 Valdosta State W 92-90

Sat, Feb 9 at USC Aiken * W 57-50Wed, Feb 13 Florida Atlantic L 76-78 otSat, Feb 16 Francis Marion * L 65-68 2otWed, Feb 20 Georgia College * L 80-83Sat, Feb 23 at Columbus * W 106-101 2ot* Peach Belt Conference

1991-1992 (16-12, 5-9 PBC)Tues, Nov 19 Kazakhstan Alma (exh) W 77-695th Annual Coca-Cola Classic (1st)Fri, Nov 22 Lincoln Memorial W 67-58Sat, Nov 23 Rollins W 57-51ASC Classic (1st)Fri, Nov 29 DeVry Institute W 143-71Sat, Nov 30 Carson-Newman W 85-80Sat, Dec 7 Florida Tech W 81-72Tues, Dec 10 Claflin W 78-62Sat, Dec 14 at Lincoln Memorial L 68-70Thrs, Dec 19 at Florida Tech W 81-76West Georgia Kiwanis Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 27 N Alabama-Huntsville W 81-65Sat, Dec 28 at West Georgia W 97-85Mon, Dec 30 DeVry Institute W 107-72Sat, Jan 4 Georgia College * W 92-88Wed, Jan 8 Francis Marion * L 56-59Sat, Jan 11 at Lander * W 81-51Wed, Jan 15 at Augusta * L 72-88Sat, Jan 18 USC Aiken * L 75-90Wed, Jan 22 at Columbus * L 97-99Sat, Jan 25 USC Spartanburg * W 72-71Wed, Jan 29 at Georgia College * L 70-90Sat, Feb 1 at USC Spartanburg * L 68-78Mon, Feb 3 Valdosta State W 91-76Wed, Feb 5 Columbus * L 92-93Sat, Feb 8 Lander * W 112-45Wed, Feb 12 Augusta * W 86-72Sat, Feb 15 at Francis Marion * L 70-91Wed, Feb 19 at Valdosta State L 86-90Sat, Feb 22 at USC Aiken * L 80-82Peach Belt Tournament (at Augusta)Thrs, Feb 27 N Columbus L 92-105* Peach Belt Conference

1992-1993 (15-12, 8-8 PBC)Mon, Nov 16 Volna All-Stars (exh) W 56-50Rivermont Classic (Owensboro, Ky) 4thFri, Nov 20 N Missouri Southern State L 58-73Sat, Nov 21 N Wingate L 85-89Savannah News-Press Holiday ClassicTues, Dec 1 N Savannah State W 67-596th Annual Coca-Cola Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 4 Newberry W 95-61Sat, Dec 5 Troy State W 117-106Sat, Dec 12 Coker W 79-70Tues, Dec 15 at Valdosta State L 54-74Hilton Head (SC) Super Slam (1st)Fri, Dec 18 N Kennesaw State W 86-70Sat, Dec 19 N East Stroudsburg (PA) W 79-72Thurs, Jan 7 Georgia College * W 70-59Sat, Jan 9 at USC Spartanburg * L 45-71Mon, Jan 11 at Lander * W 71-56Sat, Jan 16 at Columbus * W 68-65Mon, Jan 18 Augusta * W 86-75Sat, Jan 23 UNC Pembroke * W 67-63Mon, Jan 25 at Francis Marion * L 60-63Wed, Jan 27 Valdosta State W 92-73Sat, Jan 30 at USC Aiken * W 57-56Mon, Feb 1 at Augusta * L 65-71Sat, Feb 6 USC Spartanburg * W 89-76Mon, Feb 8 Columbus * L 82-86Thrs, Feb 11 Francis Marion * L 59-70Mon, Feb 15 Lander * W 87-66Sat, Feb 20 at UNC Pembroke * L 87-94 3otMon, Feb 22 USC Aiken * L 60-77Sat, Feb 27 at Georgia College * L 68-74

Sat, Nov 29 at UT Chattanooga L 58-99Sun, Nov 30 Georgia L 62-79Mon, Dec 1 at Auburn L 54-94Thurs, Dec 4 at South Alabama L 41-82Mon, Dec 8 at Jacksonville W 54-53Wed, Dec 10 Tennessee Tech W 80-67Mon, Dec 15 at Illinois State L 69-90Wed, Dec 17 at Clemson L 39-112Fri, Dec 19 at Western Kentucky L 48-68Sat, Jan 3 Radford * W 67-63Mon, Jan 5 Bethune-Cookman W 61-59Wed, Jan 7 Florida A&M L 58-80Thrs, Jan 15 at Central Florida L 75-89Mon, Jan 19 at Campbell * L 74-87Thrs, Jan 22 Baptist * L 81-103Sat, Jan 24 at Radford * L 66-84Wed, Jan 28 Augusta * L 78-81Sat, Jan 31 at Tennessee Tech L 61-75Tues, Feb 3 Central Florida W 62-61Wed, Feb 4 at South Carolina L 46-76Mon, Feb 9 at Baptist * L 82-93Wed, Feb 11 at Augusta * W 75-66Sat, Feb 14 Campbell * L 79-82Mon, Feb 16 at Miami (FL) L 47-97Thrs, Feb 19 at Bethune-Cookman L 74-77Mon, Feb 23 N Savannah State L 65-66Big South Tournament (at Savannah)Thrs, Feb 26 Campbell L 86-92* Big South Conference

1987-1988 (6-22)Fri, Nov 20 Cheyney State L 89-92St. Thomas Invitational (4th)Fri, Nov 27 N Spring Hill L 75-85Sat, Nov 28 N Webber L 89-932ot Valdosta State Invitational (4th)Sat, Dec 5 N Columbus L 56-74Sun, Dec 6 at Valdosta State L 55-68Tues, Dec 8 at West Georgia L 74-89Inaugural Coca-Cola Classic (2nd)Fri, Dec 11 Savannah State W 57-53Sat, Dec 12 St. Thomas L 69-70Sat, Dec 19 at Georgia Southern L 55-75Mon, Jan 4 Glassboro State W 78-70Thurs, Jan 7 Paine L 72-77Wed, Jan 13 Longwood L 74-83Sat, Jan 16 at Wofford W 74-62Sat, Jan 23 at Columbus L 61-78Wed, Jan 27 Edward Waters W 85-71Sat, Jan 30 Georgia College L 59-65Tues, Feb 2 at Baptist L 58-77Sat, Feb 6 Columbus L 73-74Mon, Feb 8 Wofford L 78-79Thrs, Feb 11 N Savannah State L 63-67Sat, Feb 13 at Augusta L 54-68Tues, Feb 16 Fort Valley State W 92-81Thrs, Feb 18 at Paine L 69-81Sat, Feb 20 at Georgia College L 56-71Mon, Feb 22 N Savannah State L 55-59Thrs, Feb 25 at Nova L 77-78Sat, Feb 27 at Flagler W 70-69Wed, Mar 2 at Central Florida L 80-83

1988-1989 (16-12)Fri, Nov 18 Edward Waters W 114-83Florida Atlantic Invitational (3rd)Fri, Nov 25 N USC Spartanburg L 65-72Sat, Nov 26 N Palm Beach Atlantic W 109-722nd Annual Coca-Cola Classic (1st)Fri, Dec 2 Saint Leo W 100-97Sat, Dec 3 Florida Tech W 86-84 2otTues, Dec 6 at Georgia State L 64-83Sat, Dec 10 Flagler W 83-65Mon, Dec 12 at UNC Greensboro L 63-84Thrs, Dec 15 West Georgia W 93-82Sat, Dec 17 Earl Paulk W 95-82

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All-Time Results

AASU hosted a 1995 NCAA contest vs. Morehouse, winning 78-70

Sat, Nov 29 Southern Wesleyan L 58-69Wed, Dec 10 at Kennesaw State * L 70-91Sat, Dec 13 Clayton State * W 83-72Mon, Dec 15 Edward Waters W 96-57Fri, Dec 19 Lenoir-Rhyne L 48-49Sat, Dec 20 Elon College W 83-60Sat, Jan 3 Georgia College & State * L 65-67Thur, Jan 8 at Francis Marion * L 77-83Sat, Jan 10 Lander * W 59-53Sat, Jan 17 at Columbus State * L 57-71Wed, Jan 21 North Florida * W 73-63Sat, Jan 24 at Georgia College & State * W 73-71Wed, Jan 28 UNC Pembroke * W 72-59Sat, Jan 31 at Augusta State * W 78-67Mon, Feb 2 USC Spartanburg * W 71-58Wed, Feb 4 at North Florida * L 82-95Sat, Feb 7 Columbus State * W 77-60Wed, Feb 11 Kennesaw State * W 71-50Sat, Feb 14 at USC Aiken * W 79-61Tues, Feb 17 at Clayton State * W 75-74Peach Belt Tournament (Savannah)Mon, Feb 23 USC-Aiken W 79-61Tues, Feb 24 Georgia College & State W 77-72Wed, Feb 25 Columbus State L 60-74* Peach Belt Conference

1998-1999 (17-11, 9-7 PBC)Fri., Nov. 13 at Carson-Newman L 66-71Sat., Nov. 14 at Bryan W 86-71Kenny Kent Toyota National Shootout (Evansville, Ind.)Fri., Nov. 20 vs. North Alabama W 82-77Sat., Nov. 21 at Southern Indiana L 78-105Wed., Nov. 25 Claflin W 84-67Sat., Nov. 28 Florida Memorial W 71-61Wed., Dec. 2 Southern Wesleyan W 73-60Sat., Dec. 5 Savannah State L 70-78Wed., Dec. 9 Kennesaw State * W 58-52Sat., Dec. 12 at Clayton College & State * W 74-71Fri., Dec. 18 Valdosta State W 84-65Sat., Dec. 19 Lenoir-Rhyne W 63-56Sat., Jan. 2 at Georgia College & State * L 66-69Wed., Jan. 6 Francis Marion * W 78-68Sat., Jan. 9 at Lander * L 75-77Sat., Jan. 16 Columbus State * L 61-77Wed., Jan. 20 at North Florida * L 70-82Sat., Jan. 23 Georgia College & State * L 64-83Wed., Jan. 27 at UNC Pembroke * W 65-48Sat., Jan. 30 Augusta State * W 72-61Mon., Feb. 1 at USC Spartanburg * W 73-69Wed., Feb. 3 North Florida * W 70-63Sat., Feb. 6 at Columbus State * W 65-49Wed., Feb. 10 at Kennesaw State * L 62-67Sat., Feb. 13 USC Aiken * L 81-87Tues., Feb. 16 Clayton College & State * W 94-82Peach Belt Tournament (Savannah)Sat., Feb. 20 USC Spartanburg W 72-66Mon., Feb. 22 Lander L 54-65* Peach Belt Conference

1999-2000 (16-13, 11-5 PBC)GW Rotary Dixie Classic (Boiling Springs, NC)Fri., Nov. 19 vs. Livingstone W 99-68Sat., Nov. 20 at Gardner-Webb L 88-93Tues., Nov. 23 Valdosta State W 77-75Wed., Dec. 1 at Fort Valley State L 61-65Sat., Dec. 4 at Savannah State L 71-75 otMon., Dec. 6 Fort Valley State L 65-67Sat., Dec. 11 at Kennesaw State * W 76-70 otFri., Dec. 17 Belmont-Abbey W 71-53Sat., Dec. 18 Lenoir-Rhyne L 62-69Tues., Dec. 21 at College of Charleston L 43-52Thurs., Dec. 30 at Valdosta State L 55-63Sun., Jan. 2 Georgia College & State * L 68-70Wed., Jan. 5 at Francis Marion * L 56-67Sat., Jan. 8 Lander * W 76-65

Peach Belt Tournament (at Augusta)Fri, Mar 5 N USC Spartanburg L 58-65* Peach Belt Conference

1993-1994 (12-16, 6-10 PBC)2nd Savannah News-Press Holiday ClassicMon, Nov 22 N Savannah State L 67-69Wed, Nov 24 Edward Waters W 69-66UNF Sea Turtle Inn Shoot-Out (3rd)Fri, Nov 26 N Queens (NC) L 58-60Sat, Nov 27 N Valdosta State W 86-72Rollins Tangerine Tournament (2nd)Fri, Dec 3 N Kentucky State W 73-69Sat, Dec 4 N Bluefield (WV) State L 62-69Wed, Dec 8 at Coker L 57-60 otFri, Dec 10 Kennesaw State W 71-69Wed, Dec 15 at Edward Waters W 83-74Mon, Jan 3 at Kennesaw State L 69-76Thurs, Jan 6 at Georgia College * W 71-67Sat, Jan 8 USC Spartanburg * L 63-79Mon, Jan 10 Lander * L 73-76Sat, Jan 15 Columbus * L 72-79Mon, Jan 17 Augusta * L 64-70Sat, Jan 22 at Pembroke State * L 55-65Mon, Jan 24 at Francis Marion * W 70-63Sat, Jan 29 USC Aiken * L 80-83 otMon, Jan 31 at Augusta * L 60-74Sat, Feb 5 at USC Spartanburg W 95-88Mon, Feb 7 at Columbus * L 63-76Thrs, Feb 10 Francis Marion * W 60-58Mon, Feb 14 at Lander * L 61-66Sat, Feb 19 UNC Pembroke * W 82-67Mon, Feb 21 at USC Aiken * L 50-65Sat, Feb 26 Georgia College * W 74-63Peach Belt Tournament (at Augusta)Wed, Mar 2 N Georgia College W 68-60Fri, Mar 4 N Columbus L 63-80* Peach Belt Conference

1994-1995 (20-11, 14-4 PBC)Sat, Nov 12 Augusta Metros (exh) L 67-73Sat, Nov 19 Southern Wesleyan W 60-563rd Savannah News-Press Holiday ClassicWed, Nov 23 N Savannah State W 68-46Sat, Nov 26 Florida Memorial W 66-45Sat, Dec 3 Nova Southeastern W 61-43Mon, Dec 5 Lynn L 61-66Sat, Dec 10 Voorhees L 61-68Wed, Dec 21 at Tampa L 66-74 2otFri, Dec 30 at Lynn L 92-96Wed, Jan 4 at USC Aiken * W 53-50Sat, Jan 7 Kennesaw State * W 62-60Wed, Jan 11 Augusta * W 77-54Sat, Jan 14 at Francis Marion * W 52-47Mon, Jan 16 Georgia College * W 89-66Wed, Jan 18 at Columbus * W 68-61Sat, Jan 21 USC Spartanburg * W 63-52Wed, Jan 25 at UNC Pembroke * W 54-47Sat, Jan 28 Lander * W 71-60Wed, Feb 1 USC Aiken * W 75-56Sat, Feb 4 at Kennesaw State * L 51-57Wed, Feb 8 at Augusta * L 65-68Sat, Feb 11 Francis Marion * W 72-65Mon, Feb 13 at Georgia College * L 65-76Wed, Feb 15 Columbus * W 75-65Sat, Feb 18 at USC Spartanburg * W 101-85Wed, Feb 22 Pembroke State * W 79-65Sat, Feb 25 at Lander * L 50-56Peach Belt Tournament (at Augusta)Thurs, Mar 2 N Kennesaw State W 63-59Fri, Mar 3 N Columbus L 74-79NCAA II Regional First RoundTues, Mar 7 Morehouse W 78-70NCAA II South Regional (Huntsville, AL)Fri, Mar 10 N Tampa L 59-65

Sat, Mar 11 N Eckerd L 70-72* Peach Belt Conference

1995-1996 (12-14, 5-13 PBC)Thurs, Nov 9 Primero Agosto-Angola (Exh) W 62-39Fri, Nov 17 Florida Memorial W 70-644th Savannah News-Press Holiday ClassicWed, Nov 22 N Savannah State W 59-49Sat, Nov 25 Southern Wesleyan W 60-55Mon, Nov 27 Claflin L 57-63Fri, Dec 1 Warner Southern W 76-54Sat, Dec 2 Clayton State W 74-57Mon, Dec 11 at Clayton State W 60-59Thurs, Dec 21 Tampa W 80-66Wed, Jan 3 USC Aiken * W 68-61Sat, Jan 6 at Kennesaw State * L 49-55Wed, Jan 10 at Augusta * L 60-78Sat, Jan 13 Francis Marion * L 51-59Mon, Jan 15 at Georgia College * L 72-92Wed, Jan 17 Columbus * W 70-67Sat, Jan 20 at USC Spartanburg * L 73-82Wed, Jan 24 UNC Pembroke * L 53-56Sat, Jan 27 at Lander * L 66-83Wed, Jan 31 at USC Aiken * L 58-72Sat, Feb 3 Kennesaw State * L 72-77Wed, Feb 7 Augusta * W 64-61Sat, Feb 10 at Francis Marion * L 52-59Mon, Feb 12 Georgia College * W 83-77Wed, Feb 14 at Columbus * L 61-79Sat, Feb 17 USC Spartanburg * L 72-84Wed, Feb 21 at UNC Pembroke * L 75-84Sat, Feb 24 Lander * W 74-71 ot* Peach Belt Conference

1996-1997 (16-12, 11-9 PBC)Mon, Nov 18 Southern Wesleyan L 62-70Sat, Nov 23 Savannah State W 78-63Mon, Nov 25 Florida Memorial W 76-56Fri, Nov 29 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 76-62Sat, Nov 30 at Newberry W 76-62Tues, Dec 10 at Clayton State L 74-79Tues, Dec 17 Clayton State W 69-56Sat, Dec 28 at East Carolina L 44-64Thurs, Jan 2 at USC-Aiken * L 67-71 otSat, Jan 4 Kennesaw State * W 75-54Wed, Jan 8 Augusta State * W 65-53Sat, Jan 11 at Francis Marion * W 60-58Mon, Jan 13 Georgia College & State * L 63-65Wed, Jan 15 at Columbus State * L 62-68Sat, Jan 18 USC-Spartanburg * L 51-71Wed, Jan 22 at UNC Pembroke * L 61-64Sat, Jan 25 Lander * W 56-55Wed, Jan 29 USC-Aiken * W 75-65Sat, Feb 1 at Kennesaw State * L 74-84Wed, Feb 5 at Augusta State * W 72-52Sat, Feb 8 Francis Marion * W 73-59Mon, Feb 10 at Georgia College & State * W 66-64Wed, Feb 12 Columbus State * L 67-74Sat, Feb 15 at USC-Spartanburg * L 75-76Wed, Feb 19 UNC-Pembroke * W 67-57Sat, Feb 22 at Lander * W 75-68Peach Belt Tournament (Milledgeville)Thurs, Feb 27 Kennesaw State W 70-66Fri, Feb 28 Georgia College & State L 70-80*Peach Belt Conference

1997-1998 (18-11, 11-5 PBC)University of Indianapolis Shootout (Indianapolis, Ind.)Fri, Nov 14 at Indianapolis L 59-67Sat, Nov 15 vs. Oakland University W 66-63Mon, Nov 17 Shaw University L 62-84Sat, Nov 22 at Savannah State L 84-87Mon, Nov 24 Florida Memorial W 63-47Wed, Nov 26 Lake Superior State W 60-50

What is the Pirates Club . . .The Pirates Club is the booster club for all intercollegiate sports at Armstrong Atlantic State Univer-

sity. AASU is committed to excellence in the classroom and in athletic competition. With your enthusias-tic support we have made tremendous improvements that benefit all of our student-athletes. By becominga member of the Pirates Club, you would ensure that our university’s athletic teams would continue tocompete at a high level. The Pirates Club is committed to the support of a quality athletic program. It iswith your financial assistance that consistent Peach Belt Conference contenders can be built.

The purpose to the Pirates Club . . .Our purpose is to provide a financial base supplemental to the athletic program’s normal operating

budget, to increase interest in the athletic programs at AASU and to increase attendance at athletic com-petitions that are held on our campus.

The goal of the Pirates Club . . .Our goal is to have an organization that supports AASU athletics! We want to enhance the develop-

ment of intercollegiate sports on the AASU campus by increasing our membership and by building finan-cial resources that will supplement each of our team’s budgets.

Who contributes to the Pirates Club . . .Anyone interested in the university and its athletic program. This would include alumni, faculty and

staff, students, friends of AASU, Pirate fans and civic-minded people who recognize how much theathletic programs mean to the city and area. Join your friends and make this the best year ever for Armstongathletics and the Pirates Club !

How do I join the Pirates Club . . .Contact the AASU Athletic Department at (912) 927-5336 or visit the Pirate Club website at http://

www.athletics.armstrong.edu/club.html for an application you can print out and mail in !

Admiral’s Level $1000-$750• Pirates Club Membership Card• (8) Season Tickets to All AASU Athletic Events• (8) Season Hospitality Room Passes• (4) Passes to PBC Tournaments (by request)• (2) Pirates Club Caps• (2) Pirates Club Polo Shirts• (2) Tickets to Athletic Department Sports Banquet• AASU Team Media Guides• Monthly “Treasure Chest” Newsletter

Captain’s Level $749-$500• Pirates Club Membership Card• (6) Season Tickets to All AASU Athletic Events• (6) Season Hospitality Room Passes• (2) Passes to PBC Tournaments (by request)• (2) Pirates Club Caps• (2) Pirates Club Polo Shirts• (2) Tickets to Athletic Department Sports Banquet• AASU Team Media Guides• Monthly “Treasure Chest” Newsletter

Crew Level $499-$250• Pirates Club Membership Card• (4) Season Tickets to All AASU Athletic Events• (4) Season Hospitality Room Passes• (2) Pirates Club Polo Shirts• AASU Team Media Guides• Monthly “Treasure Chest” Newsletter

Mate Level $249-$100• Pirates Club Membership Card• (2) Season Tickets to All AASU Athletic Events• (2) Season Hospitality Room Passes• (1) Pirates Club Polo Shirt• AASU Team Media Guides• Monthly “Treasure Chest” Newsletter

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Pirates Club / AASU Athletic Highlights

AASU finished third in the PBC Commissioner’s Cup standings last year

Dear Friends:

One of the goals of ArmstrongAtlantic State University is tomake every component of theuniversity outstanding. Thisincludes excellence in teaching,learning, scholarship and service.

AASU athletics is no exception.The record is clear in this regard.Our athletic teams and individualathletes are competing with greatsuccess at both the regional levelin the Peach Belt Conference andat the NCAA Division II nationallevel. There is no doubt that ourcoaches are recruiting and prepar-ing true student-athletes. Ourathletes perform well academicallyas well as athletically.

In order to sustain this record ofexcellence, we need your assis-tance. A nationally-prominentathletic program begins withcommunity support. Please con-sider being one of AASU’s com-munity supporters. I invite you tojoin the team and become a mem-ber of the Pirates Club.

This brochure provides valuableinformation about our booster club- what it is, its purpose, its goal,what your support will mean forour student-athletes and how youcan become a member of the PirateTeam.

Please join the Pirate Team, beinvolved at our games and wearyour Pirate gear with great pride !

Thank you,

Thomas Z. JonesAASU President

Pirate Club Levels 2002-03 AASU AthleticsHighlights

• Seven of AASU’s eight intercollegiateathletics teams advanced to the NCAAChampionships in 2002-03, the best ratioamong Division II schools in the nation.

• Nine AASU student-athletes earnedDivision II All-America honors in 2002-03.

• AASU Volleyball captured the school’sfirst-ever Peach Belt Conference tourna-ment title in 2002.

• AASU Women’s Basketball captured theschool’s first-ever Peach Belt Conferencetitle, PBC Tournament title and NCAAChampionships berth.

• AASU had three student-athletes earnPeach Belt Conference Player of the Yearhonors - Tishay Lewis (Women’s Basket-ball), Zsofia Golopencza (Women’sTennis) and Katya Eronina (Softball).

• AASU Baseball captured its third PeachBelt Conference title and finished secondin NCAA Division II in pitching with a2.71 team earned-run average.

• Softball player Katya Eronina ledNCAA Division II in earned-run averagewith a miniscule 0.36 ERA.

• AASU accumulated its most points everin the NACDA Director’s Cup all-sportscompetition (297), ranking third in thecountry in points per sport with 37.1,behind only Grand Valley State and BYU-Hawaii.

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JeffBurkhamer

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Claxton, Ga.

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6-4, 210, Sr., GNassau, The Bahamas

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2003-2004 Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityMen’s Basketball Schedule

Date Day Opponent TimeNov. 15 Sat. Presbyterian College 7:00 p.m.Nov. 17 Mon. at Paine College 7:00 p.m.Nov. 22 Sat. Clark Atlanta University 7:00 p.m.Nov. 25 Tues. Fayetteville State University 8:00 p.m.Nov. 28-29 Fri.-Sat. at 2003 Eckerd College Tournament (St. Petersburg, Fla.)Nov. 28 Fri. vs. Nova Southeastern University 5:30 p.m.Nov. 29 Sat. at Eckerd College 5:00 p.m.Dec. 2 Tues. Paine College 7:30 p.m.Dec. 5-6 Fri.-Sat. at Elizabeth City State Classic (Elizabeth City, N.C.)Dec. 5 Fri. vs. Livingstone College 6:00 p.m.Dec. 6 Sat. at Elizabeth City State University 6:00 p.m.Dec. 19-20 Fri.-Sat. 2003 AASU Men’s Basketball Christmas ClassicDec. 19 Fri. AASU vs. Eckerd Colllege 6:00 p.m.

UNC Pembroke vs. Lenoir-Rhyne College 8:00 p.m.Dec. 20 Sat. UNC Pembroke vs. Eckerd College 4:00 p.m.

AASU vs. Lenoir-Rhyne College 6:00 p.m.Jan. 3 Sat. AASU Alumni Game (Exhibition) 3:00 p.m.Jan. 7 Wed. at GC&SU * 7:30 p.m.Jan. 10 Sat. at Augusta State University* 7:30 p.m.Jan. 14 Wed. Clayton College & State University* 7:30 p.m.Jan. 17 Sat. Francis Marion University * 7:30 p.m.Jan. 21 Wed. at Kennesaw State University * 7:30 p.m.Jan. 24 Sat. Lander University * 4:00 p.m.Jan. 28 Wed. at Clayton College & State University* 7:30 p.m.Jan. 31 Sat. at UNC Pembroke * 7:30 p.m.Feb. 4 Wed. Kennesaw State University * 7:30 p.m.Feb. 7 Sat. USC Aiken * 2:00 p.m.Feb. 11 Wed. at University of North Florida * 7:30 p.m.Feb. 14 Sat. at Columbus State University * 3:00 p.m.Feb. 18 Wed. GC&SU * 7:30 p.m.Feb. 21 Sat. at USC Spartanburg * 4:00 p.m.Feb. 25 Wed. University of North Florida * 7:30 p.m.Feb. 28 Sat. Columbus State University * 4:00 p.m.Mar. 2-7 Tues.-Sun. PBC Tournament (Augusta, Ga.) TBA

Bold denotes home game. * - Peach Belt Conference gameAll home games webcast live on the internet at: http://www.athletics.armstrong.edu.

This Is Armstrong Atlantic Basketball

The togetherness . . . the closeness . . . the caring . . .At AASU, you will always have a teammate to support you !