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PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSIC: The Progressive Legends Classic is one of the nation’s premier early-season college basketball tournaments. Eight teams from across the nation will compete in the 11th annual event with Penn State, Pittsburgh, No. 16 Texas A&M, and Oklahoma State serving as Regional Round hosts. Regional action began on Nov. 10 with the four hosts advancing to the Championship Rounds, Nov. 20-21, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The remainder of the field will participate in the Subregional Round held in Malibu, Calif., also on Nov. 20-21.

Joining the four Regional Round hosts in the Legends Classic are Pepperdine, Montana, Oral Roberts, and UCSB.

ABOUT THE “LEGENDS:” A unique feature of the Progressive Legends Classic is the annual recognition of former players and coaches from the participating institutions who have made a significant contribution to the sport of college basketball. These legends are honored on the individual campuses either during the event or at a more convenient time during the season. A complete list of past and present honorees can be found in these notes.

MEDIA CONTACTSPenn State Rose Carter O: 814-863-3163 [email protected] Matt Plizga O: 412-648-8242 [email protected] A&M Adam Quisenberry O: 979-862-5453 [email protected] State Stephen Howard O: 405-744-7756 [email protected] Roger Horne O: 310-506-4455 [email protected] Nic Hallisey C: 970-231-4789 [email protected] Roberts Blake Freeland O: 918-495-7181 [email protected] Bill Mahoney O: 805-893-3428 [email protected]

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PROGRESSSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICYEAR-BY-YEAR CHAMPIONS Champion Runner-Up Score 2016 Notre Dame Northwestern 70-66 2015 Marquette Arizona State 78- 73 (OT) 2014 #12 Villanova #19 Michigan 60-55 2013 Pittsburgh Stanford 88-67 2012 #1 Indiana Georgetown 82-72 (OT) 2011 #20 Vanderbilt Oregon State 64-62 2010 #10 Syracuse Georgia Tech 80-76 2009 Florida Rutgers 73-58 2008 #4 Pittsburgh Washington State 57-43 2007 #16 Texas #7 Tennessee 97-78 PUNCH YOUR TICKET: Since the beginning of the Progressive Legends Classic in 2007, nine of the 10 champions have gone on to the NCAA Tournament. In 2007, Classic champion Texas reached the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament while runner-up Tennessee and West Virginia made it to the Sweet 16. In 2008, Pittsburgh won the tournament and, like Texas, reached the Elite Eight. In addition, Mississippi State and Akron each garnered NCAA bids while Washington State, which dropped the title game to the Panthers, made the NIT. In 2009, Michigan State won the consolation game and later advanced to the Final Four. Cornell, which won its Regional Round game as well as all three of its Subregional Round games, advanced to the Sweet 16 – the farthest it has ever gone in the NCAA Tournament. Legends Classic champion Florida earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament while Troy was accorded a berth in the NIT. In 2010, Syracuse used its championship to springboard to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, as did Michigan, which lost in the Legends consolation game. UTEP also reached the postseason by earning an NIT berth. In 2011, consolation game winner NC State advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, while champion Vanderbilt reached the NCAA third round and Texas earned an NCAA bid. Oregon State advanced to the semifinals of the CBI and Princeton advanced to the quarterfinals. Bucknell and Cleveland State both garnered 2012 NIT bids with Bucknell reaching the second round. In 2012, then-No. 1 Indiana took the crown and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. In all, eight teams in the 2012 event reached the postseason. Runner-up Georgetown, consolation game winner UCLA, and James Madison all earned NCAA bids, Southern Mississippi reached the quarterfinals of the NIT, North Dakota State earned a CBI bid, and UC Irvine and Youngstown State went to the CIT. In 2013, Pittsburgh won the championship and reached the NCAA Tournament’s third round. Stanford, which lost to Pitt, advanced to the Sweet 16. Texas Southern won the SWAC title and earned an automatic NCAA berth while South Dakota State played in the CBI. In 2014, tournament champion Villanova reached the NCAA’s third round, as did VCU and Oregon. In 2015, Marquette won the Legends Classic but did not earn a postseason bid. 2016 champion Notre Dame and runner-up Northwestern both reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament while Colordao (NIT) and Eastern Washington (CBI) also played in the postseason.

HELPFUL START: 43 teams that have participated in the Progressive Legends Classic have gone on to postseason play that year – 26 NCAA, 8 NIT, 5 CBI, and 4 CIT. Nine have advanced to the Sweet 16 (2007- Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia; 2008- Pittsburgh; 2009- Cornell, Michigan State; 2011- NC State; 2012- Indiana; 2013- Stanford) with Michigan State going all the way to the Final Four and Texas and Pitt reaching the Elite 8.

HOSTS WITH THE MOST: The 4 Regional Round hosts – Penn State, Texas A&M, Oklahoma State, Pittsburgh – have combined for 75 NCAA Tournament appearances, including 8 Final Fours.

NEW YORK STATE OF MIND: 2017 marks the sixth year that the Progressive Legends Classic will be played east of the Hudson River as each of the previous five Classics were played in New Jersey. In 2007 and 2008, the Prudential Center in Newark served as the venue. In 2009 and 2010, it was Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. In 2011, the IZOD Center in the Meadowlands Sports Complex was the venue for the Championship Rounds. In 2012, the brand new Barclays Center served as host for the Championship Rounds for the first time.

WELCOME BACK, CHAMPS: Pittsburgh is the only team this season returning to the Progressive Legends Classic. The Panthers are a perfect 8-0 in Legends play, having won the championship in 2008 and 2013.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK: Only one student-athlete from the New York metropolitan area will participate in the Progressive Legends Classic games at Barclays Center. However, Oklahoma State head coach Mike Boynton returns to the borough of his birth in his first season at the helm of the Cowboys.

PSU Taylor Nussbaum Fr.. South Salem, N.Y./Cheshire Acad. (CT) CATAPULTING INTO THE RANKINGS: Florida entered the 2009 Legends Classic unranked. However, dominant Regional Round wins over Troy and Georgia Southern preceded a stunning 77-74 win over No. 2 Michigan State and a 73-58 championship game victory versus Rutgers resulted in the Gators going from unranked to No. 13 in the nation two days after the Legends Classic concluded. In 2014, Villanova entered the Legends Classic ranked No. 12. After winning the tournament, the Wildcats continued their success before ending the season ranked No. 2 in the AP poll. In the short history of the event, two Progressive Legends Classic participants eventually reached No. 1 in the polls. In 2007, No. 7 Tennessee, which lost in the title game to No. 16 Texas, would move into the top spot the week of Feb. 25, 2008. In 2008, Legends champ and fourth-ranked Pittsburgh would eventually move to No. 1 for three weeks. Indiana, which played in the 2012 event, entered the Legends Classic ranked No. 1 and would stay there for 10 weeks.

THE MAN: He was the man but he wasn’t even named Tournament MVP in 2007. In leading Texas to the title, A.J. Abrams set eight Progressive Legends Classic records that still stand, including points in a tournament (103), points in the Championship Rounds (52), field goals in a tournament (39), and 3-point field goals in a tournament (23), nine of which came in a semifinal win against New Mexico State. That, too, is still a record. So who did receive MVP honors? Teammate D.J. Augustin.

SELECT COMPANY: In the last 10 NBA drafts, 51 players who have played in the Progressive Legends Classic have been selected, including six in the 2017 draft. Michigan’s D.J. Wilson (2014) was taken 17th by Milwaukee, Jarrett Allen (2016) of Texas was the 22nd pick by Brooklyn, Colorado’s Derrick White (2016) went 29th to San Antonio, Villanova’s Josh Hart (2014) was picked next by Utah, Jordan Bell (2014) of Oregon was Boston’s pick at 38, and his Ducks’ teammate, Dillon Brooks was taken 45th by Philadelphia. Speaking of the 76ers, LSU’s Ben Simmons went to Philadelphia with the top pick of the 2016 draft - the first Legends Classic alum to be the top draft choice.

THE UNTOUCHABLES: Of the 99 teams that have participated in the Progressive Legends Classic since 2007, nine remain undefeated in Classic play. Tournament champions Florida (2009), Syracuse (2010), Indiana (2012), Villanova (2014), and Notre Dame (2016) each went 4-0, as did Cornell in 2009 and Southern Mississippi in 2012. Texas, the 2007 champion, went 4-0 that year but went 2-2 in 2011. Penn State and Oklahoma State are 1-0 this year.

PROGRESSSIVE LEGENDS CLASSIC2011 - Bill Bradley - Princeton (Player, 1963-65)Ernie Calverley - Rhode Island (Player/Coach, 1943-46/1958-68)Speedy Claxton - Hofstra (Player, 1997-2000)Norris Cole - Cleveland State (Player, 2008-11)A.C. Green - Oregon State (Player, 1982-85)Lamar Green - Morehead State (Player, 1967-69)J.R. Holden - Bucknell (Player, 1995-98)Richard Taylor - Boston University (Player, 1969-71)David Thompson - NC State (Player, 1973-75)LaSalle Thompson - Texas (Player, 1980-82)M.K. Turk - West Alabama (Player, 1962-64)Perry Wallace - Vanderbilt (Player, 1968-70)

2010 - George Adams - Gardner-Webb (Player, 1969-72)Earl Cureton - Detroit (Player, 1978-80)Chet Giermak - William & Mary (Player, 1947-50)Don Haskins - UTEP (Coach, 1961-99)Gary Holway - Albany (Player, 1955-59)Malcolm Mackey - Georgia Tech (Player, 1989-93)Anquell McCollum - Western Carolina (Player, 1992-96)Sam Mitchell - Mercer (Player, 1981-85)Calvin Murphy - Niagara (Player, 1967-70)Jalen Rose - Michigan (Player, 1991-94)Nate Thurmond - Bowling Green (Player, 1960-63)John Wallace - Syracuse (Player, 1992-96)

2009 - Ron Brewer - Arkansas-Fort Smith (Player, 1974-75)Bob Buckley - Drexel (Player, 1954-57)Taylor Coppenrath - Vermont (Player, 2001-05)Andrew DeClercq - Florida (Player, 1991-95)Bryce Drew - Valparaiso (Player, 1994-98)Greg Kelser - Michigan State (Player, 1975-79)Jim McCoy - Massachusetts (Player, 1988-92)Steve Mix - Toledo (Player, 1966-69)Anthony Reed - Troy (Player, 1986-90)Chuck Rolles - Cornell (Player, 1953-56)Phil Sellers - Rutgers (Player, 1972-76)Chester Webb - Georgia Southern (Player, 1952-56)

2008 - Craig Ehlo - Washington State (Player, 1981-83)Bailey Howell - Mississippi State (Player, 1957-59)Brandin Knight - Pittsburgh (Player, 1999-2003)Gerald Myers - Texas Tech (Player/Coach, 1956-59/1971-91)

2007 - Lou Henson- New Mexico State (Coach, 1966-2005)Bernard King- Tennessee (Player, 1974-77)Slater Martin- Texas (Player, 1943, 1946-49)Jerry West - West Virginia (Player, 1956-60)

ON THE AIR: Below is a look at the television schedule for the Progressive Legends Classic (all times are Eastern):

Nov. 10 Pepperdine at Oklahoma State, 8:30pm Fox College SportsNov. 13 Montana at Pittsburgh, 7:00pm ACC Net XtraNov. 15 Montana at Penn State, 7:00pm Big Ten Network UCSB at Pittsburgh, 7:00pm ACC Net ExtraNov. 16 Oral Roberts at Oklahoma State, 8:00pm Fox SouthwestNov. 17 UCSB at Texas A&M, 8:00pm SEC Net PlusNov. 20 Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma State, 7:00pm ESPN2 Penn State vs. Pittsburgh, 9:30pm ESPN3Nov. 21 Consolation Game, 3:30pm ESPNU Championship Game, 6:00pm ESPN2Nov. 24 Oral Roberts at Penn State, 3:00pm Big Ten Net. Plus Pepperdine at Texas A&M, 9:00pm SEC Network

LEGENDS OF THE GAME: Following is a complete list of those legends who have been honored as part of the Progressive Legends Classic:

2017 - Delvon Anderson - Montana (Player, 1990-92)Sam Clancy - Pittsburgh (Player, 1977-81)Barry Davis - Texas A&M (Player (1974-76)Richard Fuqua - Oral Roberts (Player, 1969-73)Dana Jones - Pepperdine (Player, 1990-94)Bruce Parkhill - Penn State (Coach, 1984-95)Bryant Reeves - Oklahoma State (Player, 1991-95)Brian Shaw - UCSB (Player, 1986-88)

2016 - Chris Burns - Bryant (Player, 2003-07)Ron Cox - Eastern Washington (Player, 1974-77)Ernie Dunston - Seattle (Player, 1961-63)Rich Falk - Northwestern (Player/Coach, 1961-64/1978-86)T.J. Ford - Texas (Player, 2001-03)Calvin Natt - ULM (Player, 1975-79)Kelly Tripucka - Notre Dame (Player, 1977-81)Shaun Vandiver - Colorado (Player, 1988-91)

2015 - Chucky Brown - NC State (Player, 1986-89)Joe Caldwell - Arizona State (Player, 1961-64)Ian Clark - Belmont (Player, 2010-13)Terrence Hill - Kennesaw State (Player, 2002-04)Jeff Hodge - South Alabama (Player, 1985-89)Carlos Knox - IUPUI (Player, 1994-98)Bob Pettit - LSU (Player, 1951-54)George Thompson - Marquette (Player, 1967-69)

2014 - Greg Ballard - Oregon (Player, 1974-77)Hal Danzig - Bucknell (Player, 1956-59)Jay Lehman - Toledo (Player, 1977-81)Rashad Phillips - Detroit (Player, 1997-2001)Campy Russell - Michigan (Player, 1972-74)Phil Stinnie - VCU (Player, 1984-88) Alvin Williams - Villanova (Player, 1993-97)Jesse Williams - Maryland Eastern Shore (Player, 1958-61)

2013 - Kim Belton - Stanford (Player, 1976-80)Brian Generalovich - Pittsburgh (Player, 1961-64)Kevin Granger - Texas Southern (Player, 1992-96)Elvin Hayes - Houston (Player, 1965-68)C.J. McCollum - Lehigh (Player, 2009-13)Jim Reed - Texas Tech (Player, 1952-56)Mark Tetzlaff - South Dakota State (Player, 1981-85)A.B. Williamson - Howard (Coach, 1975-90)

2012 - 1953 NCAA National Championship Team - IndianaScott Brooks - UC Irvine (Player, 1985-87)Ryan Bright - Sam Houston State (Player, 2005-08)Mark Chafin - Liberty (Player, 1974-78)Chuck Cooper - Duquesne (Player, 1946-50)John Duren - Georgetown (Player, 1976-80)Erv Inniger - North Dakota State (Coach, 1978-92)Dom Rosselli - Youngstown State (Coach, 1940-42, 1946-82)Linton Townes - James Madison (Player, 1978-82)Clarence Weatherspoon - Southern Miss (Player, 1988-92)Jamaal Wilkes - UCLA (Player, 1971-74)Dominique Wilkins - Georgia (Player, 1978-82)


THE FIELD

Penn State Nittany LionsHead Coach: Patrick ChambersBig Ten Conferencewww.GoPSUSports.comIn his seventh season, Patrick Chambers has brought new energy to the Penn State program…with the Nittany Lions’ last two recruiting classes being the two best in school history…this year’s roster is highlighted by senior guard Shep Garner, junior Josh Reaves and sophomores Tony Carr, Lamar Stevens, and Mike Watkins…Penn State has been to nine NCAA Tournaments and one Final Four…this is its first Progressive Legends Classic appearance

Pittsburgh PanthersHead Coach: Kevin StallingsAtlantic Coast Conferencewww.PittsburghPanthers.comKevin Stallings is in his second season at Pitt after guiding the Panthers to 16 wins a year ago…this season, he turns to forward Ryan Luther and a host of talented newcomers, led by graduate transfer Monty Boykins, Rivals top 100 point guard Marcus Carr, and junior college standout Jared Wilson-Frame…Pittsburgh has been to 26 NCAA Tournaments, including one trip to the Final Four…the Panthers have played in two previous Progressive Legends Classics (2008, 2013), winning both with a perfect 8-0 record.

No. 16 Texas A&M AggiesHead Coach: Billy KennedySoutheastern Conferencewww.12thMan.comHead coach Billy Kennedy, with 326 career victories to his credit, is in his seventh season at Texas A&M…nine of A&M’s 15 players are underclassmen, including four starters, highlighted by guard Admon Gilder, center Tyler Davis, and forward Robert Williams, a projected first round NBA Draft pick who opted to return for his sophomore season…with Davis and Williams earning second-team All-SEC honors, A&M is the only SEC team returning multiple all-league players…the Aggies have been to 13 NCAA Tournaments and are making their first Progressive Legends Classic appearance.

Oklahoma State CowboysHead Coach: Mike BoyntonBig 12 Conferencewww.okstate.comBrooklyn native Mike Boynton, an assistant at OSU last season, takes the reigns of the program in 2017…the Cowboys, who won 20 games and earned an NCAA bid last year, are led by senior wing Jeffrey Carroll, who earned All-Big 12 honors after averaging 17.5 ppg and 6.6 rpg on 44.4 percent shooting from 3-point…OSU also welcomes a Top 25 recruiting class this season…the Cowboys, who are making their Progressive Legends Classic debut, have won two national championships and have been to the NCAA Tournament 28 times, which includes six Final Fours.

Pepperdine WavesHead Coach: Marty WilsonWest Coast Conferencewww.PepperdineSports.comIn six seasons at Pepperdine, head coach Marty Wilson has rebuilt the Waves, amassing 82 wins after inheriting a team coming off six-straight losing seasons…this year’s team sees the return of Amadi Udenyi and Kameron Edwards, a pair of starters who missed all or most of the 2016-17 season, while adding transfers Eric Cooper Jr. (Nevada) and Matthew Atewe (Washington) to a young core of players who gained valuable experience as freshmen this past year…Pepperdine is making its Progressive Legends Classic debut and has been to 13 NCAA Tournaments.

Montana GrizzliesHead Coach: Travis DeCuireBig Sky Conferencewww.GoGriz.comMontana alum Travis DeCuire has done something no coach in school history has done – lead the Griz to back-to-back 20-win seasons in his first two years at the helm of the program…this past year, his third, Montana won 16 games with a roster that featured 10 underclassmen and only two seniors that saw regular starting time…the Griz are led by the junior backcourt of Ahmaad Rorie and Michael Oguine as well as 6-7 wing Donaven Dorsey…Montana has been to 10 NCAA Tournaments…this is the Griz’ first appearance in the Progressive Legends Classic.

Oral Roberts Golden EaglesHead Coach: Paul MillsSummit Leaguewww.ORUAthletics.comPaul Mills takes over the Golden Eagles’ program after spending 14 seasons at Baylor, including the last eight as an assistant coach…in the eight-year span, Baylor posted 198 wins and went to six NCAA Tournaments, including this past season’s Sweet 16…11 of 15 players, three of whom are starters, return this coming season, including leading scorer center Albert Owens and Summit League Freshman of the Year Emmanuel Nzeksesi.…Oral Roberts, which has been to the NCAA Tournament five times, is making its first Legends Classic appearance.

UCSB GauchosHead Coach: Joe PasternackBig West Conferencewww.UCSBGauchos.comAfter spending the last seven seasons at Arizona, Joe Pasternack takes over at USCB…prior to his tenure at Arizona, he was the head coach for four seasons at New Orleans before that program downgraded to Division II…this season, UCSB features a roster returns 15 players in 2017-18…four starters are back, including leading scorers guard Gabe Vincent and forward Jalen Canty…the Gauchos have been to six NCAA Tournaments…this is their first Progressive Legends Classic appearance.


Barry Davis - Texas A&M (1974-76)Barry Davis, considered among the greatest players in Texas A&M history, returned to his alma mater as director of student athlete development for men’s basketball in 2006. Davis, who has been a part of two Sweet 16 seasons as a staff member in Aggieland (1980 and 2007), was inducted into Texas A&M’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999. He came back to A&M after 10 years as head coach at Grand Prairie (Texas) High School, where he had an impressive 179-124 record. Davis twice earned first-team All-Southwest Conference honors after helping the Aggies win consecutive conference titles in 1975 and 1976. The 1975 squad finished 20-7 - the first 20-win season in school history - and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. The 1976 Aggies went 21-6 with Davis serving as team co-captain. Davis joined Shelby Metcalf’s staff as an assistant coach from 1977-82, helping the Aggies to a 24-9 record in 1978-79 and a school-record 26-8 mark in 1979-80. The 1978-79 team posted wins against Indiana, Kentucky and UNLV, while the 1979-80 team beat North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament before falling in overtime to eventual national champion Louisville. Davis was head coach at Western Texas College from 1982-84, earning region coach of the year honors after leading the team to a fifth-place finish in the national junior college tournament. From 1986-88, he served as an assistant coach at North Texas, helping the team to its first Southland Conference title and the first NCAA Tournament appearance in the school’s history.

Richard Fuqua - Oral Roberts (1969-73)Widely regarded as “The Man Who Built the Mabee Center,” Richard Fuqua was a three time All-American and the NCAA’s second-leading scorer in 1972. He is ORU’s all-time leading scorer at the Division I level and averaged better than 27 points per game for his four-year career. He is one of only three players in school history to lead the team in scoring four straight years. Fuqua scored 40 or more points in a game 16 times, 50 or more points seven times and 60 points once. He was ORU’s first All-American and is one of only three jerseys to be retired in school history. His son, R.J. Fuqua, is a freshman for the Golden Eagles this season.

LEGENDS OF THE GAME

Delvon Anderson - Montana (1990-92)Delvon Anderson played two seasons (1990-92) at Montana and his presence was immediately felt the moment he arrived. Montana won two Big Sky championships with Anderson, advancing to the NCAA tournament both years. Prior to that, it had been since the 1970s since Montana accomplished either of those achievements. As a senior in 1991-92, Anderson averaged 14.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game and was named the league’s MVP. Anderson was also the recipient of the 1991 John Eaheart Award – given to UM’s top defensive player – and was a two-time winner of the Naseby Rhinehart Award – given to the team’s most inspirational player. A native of California, Anderson began his collegiate career at City College of San Francisco. Following his time in Missoula, he tried his hand professionally, both with the Golden State Warriors and overseas, and later on, went back to school to complete his undergraduate degree and obtain a master’s degree. “As I recruit today, tradition is what we sell,” DeCuire said. “That trend, those numbers, that tradition started with Delvon. He found for respect – his own respect, his teammates’ respect, the program’s respect. That’s who he was until the day he passed away, and to me, that’s what legends do.” Anderson passed away in August at the age of 49.

Sam Clancy - Pittsburgh (1977-81)Sam Clancy, one of the greatest athletes to come out of Pitt where he was a four-year starter, and averaged 14.4 pts per game and 11.6 rebounds per game from 1977-81. Clancy was a three-time Eastern 8 All-League selection and helped lead Pitt to four winning seasons, the 1981 Eastern 8 Tournament Championship, a NIT berth in 1980 and an NCAA bid in 1981. Clancy was also a member of the U.S. Gold Medal Team during the Pan American Games under coach Bobby Knight (1979) and is the only Pitt player to score over 1,000 points (1,671) and grab over 1,000 rebounds (1,362). He is also the only four-year starter in program history to average a double-double for a career. Clancy was named a first-team member of Pittsburgh Men’s Basketball All-Centennial Team and was also a 2015 Awardee of Distinction honoree. Clancy was drafted by the Phoenix Suns (NBA) in 1981 and the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) in 1982 and is one of a few athletes to be drafted by both sports even though he never played any collegiate football. He played one season of professional basketball in the Continental Basketball Association, averaging 11.5 points and 8.3 rebounds per game for the Billings Volcanos before playing 12-seasons of professional football. Clancy was a member of the Seahawks for two seasons before returning to Pittsburgh to play for the United States Football League Pittsburgh Maulers. After the Maulers folded following the 1984 season, Clancy went on to play for the Memphis Showboats of the USFL before returning to the NFL in the same year playing back-to-back seasons for the Showboats and Cleveland Browns. As a member of the Browns, Clancy made the playoffs each of his four seasons and played in two AFC Championship games against the Denver Broncos. Clancy then went on to play five more seasons with the Indianapolis Colts before retiring following the 1993 season. He concluded his career with 227 tackles, 30 sacks and seven fumble recoveries.

PROGRESSSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICBryant Reeves - Oklahoma State (1991-95)There isn’t a more iconic name in Oklahoma State basketball history than Bryant “Big Country” Reeves, who defined an era of Cowboy hoops in the early 1990s. A 2017 inductee into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame, Reeves ranks among the most celebrated college basketball players of his era. The three-time All-American (1993-95) ranks second in Cowboy history in scoring (2,367 points) and rebounding (1,152), and his 58.8 career field goal percentage is the best in school history. Along with standout guard Randy Rutherford and head coach Eddie Sutton, Reeves helped lead OSU to the 1995 Final Four in Seattle. That season, he scored a school record 797 points (21.5 per game) and was named the Big Eight Most Valuable Player and the Big Eight Tournament MVP. The Vancouver Grizzlies selected Reeves with the sixth pick of the 1995 NBA Draft, and was an All-Rookie Second Team selection in 1996. He played six seasons with the organization, and averaged 12.5 points and 6.9 rebounds per game over his career.

Brian Shaw - UCSB (1986-88)Brian Shaw transferred to UC Santa Barbara from St. Mary’s College. Even before he actually played for UCSB, it was clear that Shaw was going to be a difference-maker. He was a member of the 1986 USA Basketball Team that won the gold medal at the FIBA Championships in Spain. In 1985-86, his first season of action, he guided UCSB to a modest 16-13 record and a second-place finish in the Big West regular season standings. That year, he was named first-team All-Big West and second-team All-District. As a senior, Shaw averaged 13.3 points, 8.7 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game to lead UCSB to its best season ever with a 22-8 record and a 14-4 mark in the Big West. He was named Big West Player of the Year after becoming the only player in league history to lead the conference in rebounds and assists. Following the season, Shaw was also named first-team All-Big West, first-team All-District and third-team All-American. That year, the Gauchos made the NCAA Tournament as an at-large team. It was the program’s first NCAA bid ever. During the magical 1987-88 season, Shaw had the only five triple-doubles in school history. In a game against seventh-ranked North Carolina State, he had 22 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists, and seven steals as UCSB posted a resounding 96-78 victory. In addition, he guided the Gauchos to a win over Gary Payton-led Oregon State and two wins over UNLV, which was ranked in the nation’s top-five each time. When UCSB won in Las Vegas, it snapped the Runnin’ Rebels 38-game home winning streak against conference opponents. When the Gauchos completed the sweep a few weeks later, they became the first team in league history to sweep UNLV. Following the season, Shaw was selected in the first round of the NBA Draft by the Boston Celtics and he was named to the NBA’s All-Rookie Team in 1989. Ultimately, he played for seven teams, played on three NBA Championship teams as a member of the Lakers, and coached on Phil Jackson’s staff when the Lakers won titles in 2009 and 2010.

Dana Jones - Pepperdine (1990-94)Dana Jones enrolled at Pepperdine in the fall of 1990 and was in the starting lineup for his first game. He came off the bench the next four contests, but returned to the starting lineup after that and stayed there for the remaining 116 games of his collegiate career. The left-hander’s scoring progressively improved each season: 10.0 points per game as a freshman (leading to WCC Freshman of the Year honors) to 11.4 as a sophomore to 15.6 as a junior to 18.4 as a senior. He finished his career with 1,677 points, which at the time ranked second in Pepperdine history and is now third. Though just a 6-6 small forward, Jones is the only player in Waves’ history to pull down more than 1,000 career rebounds (1,031) and is the program’s all-time leader in steals (211). Jones was rewarded with WCC Player of the Year honors following a junior season where in addition to his scoring average of 15.6 he led the league with 9.1 rebounds and a 62.0% shooting percentage. He was part of Pepperdine teams that competed in the postseason all four years: the 1991, 1992 and 1994 NCAA Tournament and the 1993 NIT. He was part of three straight WCC regular-season titles between 1991-93 and three WCC Tournament crowns (1991, 1992 and 1994). Pepperdine went 88-35 during the four seasons.

Bruce Parkhill - Penn State (1984-95)Bruce Parkhill directed Penn State into a new era — the Big Ten Conference. His patience was rewarded between 1989-92 when his teams compiled an overall mark of 87-40 and advanced to postseason play each year. His third Big Ten team finished 21-11 in 1994-95. He began his coaching career in 1972 as a graduate assistant at Virginia after starring in three sports at Lock Haven University. At age 28, Parkhill was named head coach at William & Mary and in six seasons registered an 89-75 mark. The State College, Pa., native was appointed head coach at Penn State prior to the 1983-84 season. Building from the bottom, his Nittany Lion teams demonstrated steady progress, going 53-84 in his first five seasons and then improving to 20-12, 25-9, 21-11 and 21-8. In 1990, Parkhill was named Atlantic 10 Conference Coach of the Year and the Lions went on to place third in the National Invitation Tournament. His 1991 club captured the Atlantic 10 championship and stunned UCLA in the NCAA Tournament. All 43 seniors who played for Parkhill at Penn State graduated. Parkhill amassed 181 wins in his 12-year career and ranks second all-time in Penn State history in coaching wins.

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICA BRIEF HISTORY2016 - Notre Dame led by as many as 12 points in the second half before fending off Northwestern, 70-66, to win the Legends Classic title. Tournament MVP Matt Farrell and Steve Vasturia scored 18 points apiece for the Irish. In the consolation match, Derrick White scored 16 points as Colorado handed No. 22 Texas its second loss in Brooklyn, 68-54.

2015 - It was billed as a battle of the top freshmen in the country as LSU’s Ben Simmons and Marquette’s Henry Ellenson led their teams into Brooklyn. When it was over, Ellenson emerged as the tournament’s MVP and Marquette emerged as the tournament’s champion. In the semifinal, Marquette and Ellenson won the head-to-head battle with an 81-80 win over No. 22 LSU. Trailing 80-79, Simmons, who had 21 points, 20 rebounds, and seven assists, hit a layup with 21 second to play before Jajuan Johnson sank a pair of free throws with 11 seconds left to give the Golden Eagles the win. In the final against Arizona State, Ellenson scored 14 points in the second half and overtime to lead the Golden Eagles to a 78-73 victory.

2014 - Dylan Ennis scored 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the field, including 3-of-6 from three, to lead No. 12 Villanova to a 60-55 win over No. 19 Michigan in the Legends Classic championship game. The night before it looked like the Wildcats might not play for the title as No. 14 VCU exploded out of halftime, going on a 6-0 run to take a 36-32 lead over the reeling Wildcats. However, Villanova regrouped after a timeout and blew out the Rams by scoring 30 of the next 37 points in less than eight minutes and emerged with a 77-53 win. VCU downed Oregon in the consolation match, 77-63.

2013 - Pitt’s Lamar Patterson enjoyed playing in Brooklyn as he posted career highs in consecutive games to lead the Panthers to the Legends Classic championship. In the 76-63 semifinal win versus Texas Tech, Patterson scored 23 points. In the 88-67 win over Stanford for the title, Patterson went for 24 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the field (3-of-6 from three) and 9-of-11 from the line. He also handed out six assists in earning tournament MVP honors.

2012 – The tournament moved from New Jersey to New York and the brand new Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The venue proved the perfect setting as No. 1 Indiana needed overtime to defeat Georgetown, 82-72, in the championship game. In a contest that saw 11 lead changes and six ties, the Hoyas outscored Indiana 8-1 in the final 1:04 of regulation to send the game into overtime on Otto Porter’s lay-up with six seconds left. However, Hoosier Jordan Hulls scored six of his team-high 17 points in the extra session to earn tournament MVP honors. The Legends Classic also saw the collegiate debut of UCLA’s Shabazz Muhammad, the most heralded freshman in the nation. In his first two games in Brooklyn, Muhammad averaged 18 points to earn all-tournament honors for the No. 13 Bruins.

2011 – In one of the most exciting tournaments of the year, No. 20 Vanderbilt took the Classic crown. The Commodores defeated NC State, 86-79, in the semifinals at the IZOD Center before facing upstart Oregon State in the final, where Brad Tinsley’s 15-foot jump shot with 4.5 seconds left gave Vandy a 64-62 win over the Beavers. Oregon State advanced to the final with a thrilling 100-95 overtime win against Texas behind Jared Cunningham’s 37-point effort - the second straight game in the Classic in which Cunningham netted a career high. In the consolation game, NC State overcame an 18-point second-half deficit by going on a 28-2 run to capture a 77-74 victory over Texas.

2010 – No. 10 Syracuse took the tournament by the smallest of margins, winning its two Championship Round games by a total of seven points. Rick Jackson dominated for the Orange, averaging 10 points and 13 rebounds en route to MVP honors.

2009 – The Legends Classic moved down the Jersey Shore to historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City and saw Florida emerge on the national stage. Unranked heading into the Classic, the Gators won four games, including a 77-74 semifinal round upset of No. 2 and eventual Final Four participant Michigan State. After a 73-58 win against Rutgers, Florida moved into the national rankings, placing 13th in the AP poll.

2008 – No. 4 Pittsburgh began one of the most magical seasons in school history in the Legends Classic, outscoring its four opponents by an average of 18 points per game and culminating with a 57-43 win over Washington State in the championship match.

2007 – The inaugural Legends Classic took place at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., and made an immediate impact on the college basketball landscape with four strong teams playing for the championship – Texas, Tennessee, West Virginia, and New Mexico State. That group included two teams in the preseason Top 15 and, by season’s end, three teams in the Top 20. When it was over, No. 16 Texas downed No. 7 Tennessee, 97-78, for the title.

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PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICLEGENDS OF THE GAME: Following is a complete list of those legends who have been honored as part of the Progressive Legends Classic:

2017 - Delvon Anderson - Montana (Player, 1990-92)Sam Clancy - Pittsburgh (Player, 1977-81)Barry Davis - Texas A&M (Player (1974-76)Richard Fuqua - Oral Roberts (Player, 1969-73)Dana Jones - Pepperdine (Player, 1990-94)Bruce Parkhill - Penn State (Coach, 1984-95)Bryant Reeves - Oklahoma State (Player, 1991-95)Brian Shaw - UCSB (Player, 1986-88)

2016 - Chris Burns - Bryant (Player, 2003-07)Shaun Vandiver - Colorado (Player, 1988-91)Ron Cox - Eastern Washington (Player, 1974-77)Rich Falk - Northwestern (Player/Coach, 1961-64/1978-86)Kelly Tripucka - Notre Dame (Player, 1977-81)Ernie Dunston - Seattle (Player, 1961-63)T.J. Ford - Texas (Player, 2001-03)Calvin Natt - ULM (Player, 1975-79)

2015 - Chucky Brown - NC State (Player, 1986-89)Joe Caldwell - Arizona State (Player, 1961-64)Ian Clark - Belmont (Player, 2010-13)Terrence Hill - Kennesaw State (Player, 2002-04)Jeff Hodge - South Alabama (Player, 1985-89)Carlos Knox - IUPUI (Player, 1994-98)Bob Pettit - LSU (Player, 1951-54)George Thompson - Marquette (Player, 1967-69)

2014 - Greg Ballard - Oregon (Player, 1974-77)Hal Danzig - Bucknell (Player, 1956-59)Jay Lehman - Toledo (Player, 1977-81)Rashad Phillips - Detroit Mercy (Player, 1997-2001)Campy Russell - Michigan (Player, 1972-74)Phil Stinnie - VCU (Player, 1984-88) Alvin Williams - Villanova (Player, 1993-97)Jesse Williams - Maryland Eastern Shore (Player, 1958-61)

2013 - Kim Belton - Stanford (Player, 1976-80)Brian Generalovich - Pittsburgh (Player, 1961-64)Kevin Granger - Texas Southern (Player, 1992-96)Elvin Hayes - Houston (Player, 1965-68)C.J. McCollum - Lehigh (Player, 2009-13)Jim Reed - Texas Tech (Player, 1952-56)Mark Tetzlaff - South Dakota State (Player, 1981-85)A.B. Williamson - Howard (Coach, 1975-90)

2012 - 1953 NCAA National Championship Team - IndianaScott Brooks - UC Irvine (Player, 1985-87)Ryan Bright - Sam Houston State (Player, 2005-08)Mark Chafin - Liberty (Player, 1974-78)Chuck Cooper - Duquesne (Player, 1946-50)John Duren - Georgetown (Player, 1976-80)Erv Inniger - North Dakota State (Coach, 1978-92)Dom Rosselli - Youngstown State (Coach, 1940-42, 1946-82)Linton Townes - James Madison (Player, 1978-82)Clarence Weatherspoon - Southern Miss (Player, 1988-92)Jamaal Wilkes - UCLA (Player, 1971-74)Dominique Wilkins - Georgia (Player, 1978-82)

2011 - Bill Bradley - Princeton (Player, 1963-65)Ernie Calverley - Rhode Island (Player/Coach, 1943-46/1958-68)Speedy Claxton - Hofstra (Player, 1997-2000)Norris Cole - Cleveland State (Player, 2008-11)A.C. Green - Oregon State (Player, 1982-85)Lamar Green - Morehead State (Player, 1967-69)J.R. Holden - Bucknell (Player, 1995-98)Richard Taylor - Boston University (Player, 1969-71)David Thompson - NC State (Player, 1973-75)LaSalle Thompson - Texas (Player, 1980-82)M.K. Turk - West Alabama (Player, 1962-64)Perry Wallace - Vanderbilt (Player, 1968-70)

2010 - George Adams - Gardner-Webb (Player, 1969-72)Earl Cureton - Detroit Mercy (Player, 1978-80)Chet Giermak - William & Mary (Player, 1947-50)Don Haskins - UTEP (Coach, 1961-99)Gary Holway - Albany (Player, 1955-59)Malcolm Mackey - Georgia Tech (Player, 1989-93)Anquell McCollum - Western Carolina (Player, 1992-96)Sam Mitchell - Mercer (Player, 1981-85)Calvin Murphy - Niagara (Player, 1967-70)Jalen Rose - Michigan (Player, 1991-94)Nate Thurmond - Bowling Green (Player, 1960-63)John Wallace - Syracuse (Player, 1992-96)

2009 - Ron Brewer - Arkansas-Fort Smith (Player, 1974-75)Bob Buckley - Drexel (Player, 1954-57)Taylor Coppenrath - Vermont (Player, 2001-05)Andrew DeClercq - Florida (Player, 1991-95)Bryce Drew - Valparaiso (Player, 1994-98)Greg Kelser - Michigan State (Player, 1975-79)Jim McCoy - Massachusetts (Player, 1988-92)Steve Mix - Toledo (Player, 1966-69)Anthony Reed - Troy (Player, 1986-90)Chuck Rolles - Cornell (Player, 1953-56)Phil Sellers - Rutgers (Player, 1972-76)Chester Webb - Georgia Southern (Player, 1952-56)

2008 - Craig Ehlo - Washington State (Player, 1981-83)Bailey Howell - Mississippi State (Player, 1957-59)Brandin Knight - Pittsburgh (Player, 1999-2003)Gerald Myers - Texas Tech (Player/Coach, 1956-59/1971-91)

2007 - Lou Henson- New Mexico State (Coach, 1966-2005)Bernard King- Tennessee (Player, 1974-77)Slater Martin- Texas (Player, 1943, 1946-49)Jerry West - West Virginia (Player, 1957-60)

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICALL-TIME RESULTS2016 Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Barclays CenterFinal11/22 Notre Dame 70, Northwestern 66Consolation11/22 Colorado 68, #22 Texas 54Semifinals11/21 Notre Dame 89, Colorado 83 Northwestern 77, #22 Texas 58All-Tournament TeamMatt Farrell (Notre Dame)*; Vic Law (Northwestern); Scottie Lindsay (Northwestern); Steve Vasturia (Notre Dame); Derrick White (Colorado)*Most Valuable Player

Notre Dame Regional – Purcell Pavilion11/16 Notre Dame 92, Seattle 4911/12 Notre Dame 89, Bryant 64Austin Regional – Erwin Special Events Center11/17 #23 Texas 85, Eastern Washington 5211/14 #23 Texas 80, Louisiana-Monroe 59Boulder Regional – Coors Events Center11/17 Colorado 89, Louisiana-Monroe 7011/14 Colorado 67, Seattle 55Evanston Regional – Welsh-Ryan Arena11/25 Northwestern 86, Bryant 6611/14 Northwestern 86, Eastern Washington 72Cheney Subregional – Reese CourtChampionship11/22 Eastern Washington 80, Seattle 76 (2OT)Consolation11/22 Bryant 64, Louisiana-Monroe 57Semifinals11/21 Eastern Washington 81, Bryant 77 Seattle 81, Louisiana-Monroe 75Cheney Subregional TeamSam McDaniel (ULM); Brendan Westerdorf (Seattle); Jacob Wiley (EWU), MVP; Nisre Zouzoua (Bryant)

2015 FanDuel Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Barclays CenterFinal11/24 Marquette 78, Arizona St. 73 (OT)Consolation11/25 NC State 83, #23 LSU 72 (OT)Semifinals11/23 Marquette 81, #23 LSU 80 Arizona St. 79, NC State 76All-Tournament TeamCat Barber (NC State); Henry Ellenson (Marquette)*; Luke Fischer (Marquette); Tra Holder (ASU); Ben Simmons (LSU)*Most Valuable Player

Raleigh Regional – PNC Arena11/18 NC State 79, IUPUI 5611/15 NC State 88, South Alabama 70Milwaukee Regional – BMO Harris Bradley Center11/16 Marquette 75, IUPUI 71 (OT)11/13 Belmont 83, Marquette 80Baton Rouge Regional – Maravich Center11/19 #23 LSU 78, South Alabama 6611/16 #23 LSU 91, Kennesaw St. 69Tempe Regional – Wells Fargo Arena11/18 Arizona St. 91, Kennesaw St. 5311/16 Arizona St. 83, Belmont 74

Kennesaw Subregional – KSU Convocation CenterChampionship11/24 Belmont 80, Kennesaw St. 55Consolation11/24 South Alabama 78, IUPUI 68Semifinals11/23 Belmont 98, South Alabama 85 Kennesaw St. 71, IUPUI 63Kennesaw Subregional TeamGeorgi Boyanov (South Alabama); Evan Bradds (Belmont), MVP; Yonel Brown (KSU); Amanze Egekeze (Belmont); T.J. Henderson (IUPUI)

2014 Progressive Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Barclays CenterFinal11/25 #12 Villanova 60, #19 Michigan 55Consolation11/25 #14 VCU 77, Oregon 63Semifinals11/24 #12 Villanova 77, #14 VCU 53 #19 Michigan 70, Oregon 63All-Tournament TeamDillon Brooks (Oregon); Dylan Ennis (Villanova)*; Melvin Johnson (VCU); Caris LeVert (Michigan); JayVaughn Pinkston (Villanova)*Most Valuable Player

Villanova Regional – The Pavilion11/20 #12 Villanova 72, Bucknell 6511/17 #12 Villanova 81, Maryland-Eastern Shore 44Ann Arbor Regional – Crisler Center11/20 #24 Michigan 71, Detroit Mercy 6211/17 #24 Michigan 77, Bucknell 53Richmond Regional – Siegel Center11/20 #15 VCU 106, Maryland-Eastern Shore 6611/18 #15 VCU 87, Toledo 78Eugene Regional – Matthew Knight Arena11/21 Oregon 78, Toledo 6811/17 Oregon 83, Detroit Mercy 66Toledo Subregional – Savage ArenaChampionship11/25 Detroit Mercy 82, Toledo 79Consolation11/25 Bucknell 58, Maryland-Eastern Shore 55Semifinals11/24 Detroit Mercy 69, Maryland-Eastern Shore 55 Toledo 92, Bucknell 65Toledo Subregional TeamParis Bass (UDM); Julius Brown (Toledo); Chris Hass (Bucknell); Juwan Howard Jr. (Detroit), MVP; J.D. Witherspoon

2013 Progressive Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Barclays CenterFinal11/26 Pittsburgh 88, Stanford 67Consolation11/26 Texas Tech 76, Houston 64Semifinals11/25 Pittsburgh 76, Texas Tech 53 Stanford 86, Houston 76All-Tournament TeamJaye Crockett (Texas Tech); Lamar Patterson (Pittsburgh)*; Dwight Powell (Stanford); TaShawn Thomas (Houston); Cameron Wright (Pittsburgh)*Most Valuable Player

Pittsburgh Regional – Petersen Events Center11/20 Pittsburgh 77, Lehigh 5811/17 Pittsburgh 84, Howard 52

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICStanford Regional – Maples Pavilion12/1 Stanford 92, South Dakota State 6011/21 Stanford 91, Texas Southern 77Lubbock Regional – United Spirit Arena11/21 Texas Tech 68, South Dakota State 5411/18 Texas Tech 80, Texas Southern 71

Houston Regional – Hofheinz Pavilion11/21 Houston 75, Howard 6211/17 Houston 80, Lehigh 66Brookings Subregional – Frost ArenaChampionship11/26 South Dakota State 74, Lehigh 61Consolation11/26 Texas Southern 63, Howard 54Semifinals11/25 Lehigh 67, Texas Southern 63 South Dakota State 77, Howard 65Brookings Subregional TeamJames Daniel (Howard); Jordan Dykstra (South Dakota State), MVP; Cody Larson (South Dakota State); Mackey McKnight (Lehigh); Aaric Murray (Texas Southern)

2012 Progressive Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Barclays CenterFinal11/20 #1 Indiana 82, Georgetown 72 (OT)Consolation11/20 #13 UCLA 60, Georgia 56Semifinals11/19 #1 Indiana 66, Georgia 53 Georgetown 78, #13 UCLA 70All-Tournament TeamKentavious Caldwell-Pope (Georgia); Jordan Hulls (Indiana)*; ShabazzMuhammad (UCLA); Markel Starks (Georgetown); Cody Zeller (Indiana)*Most Valuable Player

Bloomington Regional – Assembly Hall11/15 #1 Indiana 99, Sam Houston State 4511/12 #1 Indiana 87, North Dakota State 61Los Angeles Regional – Pauley Pavilion11/15 #13 UCLA 100, James Madison 7011/13 #13 UCLA 80, UC Irvine 79 (OT)Washington Regional – Verizon Center11/14 Georgetown 68, Liberty 5911/11 Georgetown 61, Duquesne 55Athens Regional – Stegeman Coliseum11/15 Southern Mississippi 62, Georgia 60 (OT)11/12 Youngstown State 68, Georgia 56Pittsburgh Subregional – A.J. Palumbo Center11/21 North Dakota State 66, James Madison 44 Duquesne 84, Youngstown State 7411/20 James Madison 69, Youngstown State 68 North Dakota State 57, Duquesne 4311/19 North Dakota State 83, Youngstown State 80 (OT) Duquesne 90, James Madison 88 (OT)Pittsburgh Subregional TeamTaylor Braun (North Dakota State), MVP; Rayshawn Goins (James Madison); Kendrick Perry (Youngstown State); Quevyn Winters (Duquesne); TrayVonn Wright (North Dakota State)Hunstville Subregional – Johnson Coliseum11/21 Southern Mississippi 74, Liberty 56 Sam Houston State 65, UC Irvine 63 (OT)11/20 Southern Mississippi 69, UC Irvine 65 Sam Houston State 64, Liberty 5011/19 UC Irvine 64, Liberty 46 Southern Mississippi 61, Sam Houston State 46Huntsville Subregional TeamDwayne Davis (Southern Mississippi); Davon Marshall (Liberty); DariusGaston (Sam Houston State); Chris McNealy (UC Irvine); Jonathan Mills(Southern Mississippi), MVP

2011 TicketCity Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – IZOD CenterFinal11/21 #20 Vanderbilt 64, Oregon State 62Consolation11/21 NC State 77, Texas 74Semifinals11/19 #20 Vanderbilt 86, NC State 79 Oregon State 100, Texas 95 (OT)All-Tournament TeamJared Cunningham (Oregon State); John Jenkins (Vanderbilt)*; C.J. Leslie (NC State); Sheldon McClellan (Texas); Jeffrey Taylor (Vanderbilt)*Most Valuable Player

Austin Regional – Frank Erwin Center11/15 Texas 100, Rhode Island 9011/13 Texas 82, Boston University 46Nashville Regional – Memorial Gym11/15 #20 Vanderbilt 80, Bucknell 6811/13 Cleveland State 71, #7 Vanderbilt 58Raleigh Regional – RBC Center11/16 NC State 60, Princeton 5811/13 NC State 91, Morehead State 61Corvallis Regional – Gill Coliseum11/16 Oregon State 82, Hofstra 7211/14 Oregon State 93, West Alabama 60Lewisburg Subregional – Sojka Pavilion11/27 Princeton 66, West Alabama 42 Bucknell 54, Morehead State 5011/26 Morehead State 68, Princeton 56 Bucknell 87, West Alabama 5011/25 Morehead State 61, West Alabama 52 Bucknell 62, Princeton 56Lewisburg Subregional TeamCameron Ayers (Bucknell), MVP; Terrance Hill (Morehead State); Ian Hummer (Princeton); Bryson Johnson (Bucknell); Ty Proffitt (Morehead State)Kingston Subregional – Ryan Center11/27 Boston University 68, Hofstra 61 Cleveland State 67, Rhode Island 4511/26 Hofstra 63, Cleveland State 53 Boston University 70, Rhode Island 6411/25 Cleveland State 63, Boston University 62 Rhode Island 85, Hofstra 73Kingston Subregional TeamD’Aundary Brown (Cleveland State); Mike Moore (Hofstra); Orion Outerbridge (Rhode Island); Darryl Partin (Boston University); Aaron Pogue (Cleveland State), MVP

2010 Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Boardwalk HallFinal11/27 #10 Syracuse 80, Georgia Tech 76Consolation11/27 UTEP 65, Michigan 56Semifinals11/26 Georgia Tech 71, UTEP 61 #10 Syracuse 53, Michigan 50All-Tournament TeamRandy Culpepper (UTEP); Rick Jackson (Syracuse)*; Kris Joseph (Syracuse); Darius Morris (Michigan); Brian Oliver (Georgia Tech) *Most Valuable Player

Syracuse Regional – Carrier Dome11/21 #11 Syracuse 63, William & Mary 6011/16 #11 Syracuse 66, Detroit 55Ann Arbor Regional – Crisler Arena11/21 Michigan 80, Gardner-Webb 5811/18 Michigan 69, Bowling Green 50Atlanta Regional – Alexander Memorial Coliseum11/19 Georgia Tech 77, Niagara 5111/17 Georgia Tech 78, Albany 51

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICEl Paso Regional – Don Haskins Center11/20 UTEP 77, Western Carolina 6511/14 UTEP 87, Mercer 74Detroit Subregional – Calihan Hall11/28 Albany 56, Bowling Green 55 Detroit 96, Niagara 7711/27 Albany 75, Niagara 65 Detroit 71, Bowling Green 6211/26 Niagara 65, Bowling Green 61 Detroit 84, Albany 82 (2OT)Detroit Subregional TeamLogan Aronhalt (Albany); Kashief Edwards (Niagara); Eli Holman (Detroit), MVP; Nick Minnerath (Detroit); Scott Thomas (Bowling Green)Williamsburg Subregional – Kaplan Arena11/28 Gardner-Webb 78, Mercer 65 Western Carolina 64, William & Mary 3911/27 Gardner-Webb 71, Western Carolina 65 William & Mary 57, Mercer 5211/26 Mercer 71, Western Carolina 66 William & Mary 56, Gardner-Webb 55Williamsburg Subregional TeamMarcus Kitts (William & Mary), MVP; Quinn McDowell (William & Mary); Jon Moore (Gardner-Webb); Jeff Smith (Mercer); Mike Williams (Western Carolina)

2009 Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Boardwalk HallFinal11/28 Florida 73, Rutgers 58Consolation11/28 #2 Michigan St. 106, Massachusetts 68Semifinals11/27 Rutgers 83, Massachusetts 75 Florida 77, #2 Michigan St. 74All-Tournament TeamAnthony Gurley (Massachusetts); Kalin Lucas (Michigan State); Vernon Macklin (Florida); Mike Rosario (Rutgers); Erving Walker (Florida)**Most Valuable Player

East Lansing Regional – Breslin Center11/22 #2 Michigan St. 90, Valparaiso 6011/20 #2 Michigan St. 75 Toledo 62Piscataway Regional – Louis Brown Athletic Center11/22 Vermont 77, Rutgers 7111/20 Rutgers 58, Drexel 56Gainesville Regional – O’Connell Center11/20 Florida 80, Troy 5811/18 Florida 69, Georgia Southern 49Amherst Regional – Mullins Center11/21 Massachusetts 94, Arkansas-Fort Smith 681/18 Cornell 74, Massachusetts 61Statesboro Subregional – Hanner Fieldhouse11/29 Valparaiso 86, Arkansas-Fort Smith 74 Georgia Southern 80, Troy 7711/28 Troy 80, Valparaiso 64 Georgia Southern 86, Arkansas-Fort Smith 77 (OT)11/27 Troy 115, Arkansas-Fort Smith 76 Valparaiso 97, Georgia Southern 89Statesboro Subregional TeamAntonio Hanson (Georgia Southern); Brandon Hazzard (Troy); Willie Powers (Georgia Southern), MVP; Josh Simmons (Arkansas-Fort Smith); Brandon Wood (Valparaiso)Philadelphia Subregional – Daskalakis Athletic Coliseum11/29 Vermont 82, Toledo 49 Cornell 61, Drexel 5411/28 Cornell 67, Vermont 59 Drexel 69, Toledo 5911/27 Cornell 78, Toledo 60 Drexel 74, Vermont 61Philadelphia Subregional TeamJake Barnett (Toledo); Marqus Blakely (Vermont); Jamie Harris (Drexel); Jon Jaques (Cornell); Ryan Wittman (Cornell), MVP

2008 Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Prudential CenterFinal11/29 #4 Pittsburgh 57, Washington St. 43 Consolation11/29 Texas Tech 77, Mississippi St. 73 Semifinals11/28 #4 Pittsburgh 80, Texas Tech 67 Washington St. 63, Mississippi St. 52 All-Tournament TeamKodi Augustus (Mississippi State); DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh); Trevor Cook (Texas Tech); Klay Thompson (Washington State); Sam Young (Pittsburgh)**Most Valuable Player

Pittsburgh Regional – Petersen Events Center11/22 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Indiana (Pa.) 60 11/21 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Akron 67 Lubbock Regional – United Spirit Arena11/22 Texas Tech 98, Eastern Kentucky 84 11/20 Texas Tech 167, East Central 115 Starkville Regional – Humphrey Coliseum11/22 Mississippi St. 84, Fairleigh Dickinson 58 11/19 Mississippi St. 102, North Alabama 61 Pullman Regional – Beasley Coliseum11/18 Washington State 55, Fairleigh Dickinson 33 Hackensack Subregional – Rothman Center11/30 Akron 85, Fairleigh Dickinson 41 11/29 Eastern Kentucky 69, Akron 57 11/28 Eastern Kentucky 83, Fairleigh Dickinson 47 Akron Subregional – Rhodes Arena11/25 Akron 81, Urbana 37Richmond Subregional – McBrayer Arena11/25 Eastern Kentucky 91, Thiel 47

2007 Stub Hub! Legends ClassicChampionship Rounds – Prudential CenterFinal11/24 #16 Texas 97, #7 Tennessee 78 Consolation11/24 West Virginia 75, New Mexico St. 61 Semifinals11/23 #7 Tennessee 74, West Virginia 72 #16 Texas 102, New Mexico St. 87 All-Tournament Team A.J. Abrams (Texas); Connor Atchley (Texas); D.J. Augustin (Texas)*; Da’Sean Butler (West Virginia); Chris Lofton (Tennessee)*Most Valuable Player

Las Cruces Regional – Pan American Center11/16 New Mexico St. 100, LeMoyne-Owen 64 11/14 New Mexico St. 75, UC Davis 65 Austin Regional – Frank Erwin Center11/18 #16 Texas 100, Arkansas-Monticello 52 11/16 #16 Texas 73, UC Davis 42 Morgantown Regional – WVU Coliseum11/18 West Virginia 106, Prairie View A&M 41 11/16 West Virginia 81, Arkansas-Monticello 53 Knoxville Regional – Thompson-Boling Arena11/16 #7 Tennessee 89, Prairie View A&M 75 11/14 #7 Tennessee 101, Arkansas-Monticello 44 Davis Regional – The Pavilion11/18 UC Davis 71, UC Santa Cruz 4911/11 UC Davis 97, La Verne 55Prairie View Regional – William J. Nicks Gymnasium11/14 Prairie View A&M 88, Schreiner 59

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSIC

Akron ................................................................2-211/30/08 Akron 85, Fairleigh Dickinson 4111/29/08 Eastern Kentucky 69, Akron 5711/25/08 Akron 81, Urbana 3711/21/08 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Akron 67Albany ..............................................................2-211/28/10 Albany 56, Bowling Green 5511/27/10 Albany 75, Niagara 6511/26/10 Detroit Mercy 84, Albany 82 (2OT)11/17/10 Georgia Tech 78, Albany 51Arizona State ....................................................3-111/24/15 Marquette 78, Arizona St. 73*11/23/15 Arizona State 79, NC State 7611/18/15 Arizona St. 91, Kennesaw St. 5311/16/15 Arizona St. 83, Belmont 74Arkansas-Fort Smith ........................................0-411/29/09 Valparaiso 86, Ark.-Fort Smith 7411/28/09 Georgia Southern 86, UA-FS 77 (OT)11/27/09 Troy 115, Arkansas-Fort Smith 7611/21/09 UMass 94, Arkansas-Fort Smith 68Arkansas-Monticello .......................................0-311/18/07 #16 Texas 100, Arkansas-Monticello 5211/16/07 West Virginia 81, Arkansas-Mont. 5311/14/07 #7 Tennessee 101, Ark.-Monticello 44Belmont ............................................................3-111/24/15 Belmont 80, Kennesaw St. 5511/23/15 Belmont 98, South Alabama 8511/16/15 Arizona St. 83, Belmont 7411/13/15 Belmont 83, Marquette 80Boston University ............................................2-211/27/11 Boston Univ. 68, Hofstra 6111/26/11 Boston Univ. 70, Rhode Island 6411/25/11 Cleveland St. 63, Boston Univ. 6211/13/11 Texas 82, Boston Univ. 46Bryant ...............................................................1-311/25/16 Northwestern 86, Bryant 6611/22/16 Bryant 64, ULM 5711/21/16 Eastern Washington 81, Bryant 7711/12/16 Notre Dame 89, Bryant 64Bowling Green .................................................0-411/28/10 Albany 56, Bowling Green 5511/27/10 Detroit Mercy 71, Bowling Green 6211/26/10 Niagara 65, Bowling Green 6111/18/10 Michigan 69, Bowling Green 50 Bucknell ............................................................4-411/25/14 Bucknell 58, UMES 5511/24/14 Toledo 92, Bucknell 6511/20/14 #12 Villanova 72, Bucknell 6511/17/14 #24 Michigan 77, Bucknell 5311/27/11 Bucknell 54, Morehead St. 5011/26/11 Bucknell 87, West Alabama 5011/25/11 Bucknell 62, Princeton 5611/15/11 #20 Vanderbilt 80, Bucknell 68Cleveland State ................................................3-111/27/11 Cleveland St. 67, Rhode Island 4511/26/11 Hofstra 63, Cleveland St. 5311/25/11 Cleveland St. 63, Boston Univ. 6211/13/11 Cleveland St. 71, #7 Vanderbilt 58Colorado ...........................................................3-111/22/16 Colorado 68, #22 Texas 54^11/21/16 Notre Dame 89, Colorado 8311/17/16 Colorado 89, ULM 7011/14/16 Colorado 67, Seattle 55Cornell ..............................................................4-011/29/09 Cornell 61, Drexel 5411/28/09 Cornell 67, Vermont 5911/27/09 Cornell 78, Toledo 6011/18/09 Cornell 74, Massachusetts 61

Detroit Mercy ........................................................5-311/25/14 Detroit Mercy 82, Toledo 7911/24/14 Detroit Mercy 69, UMES 5511/20/14 #24 Michigan 71, Detroit Mercy 6211/17/14 Oregon 83, Detroit Mercy 6611/28/10 Detroit Mercy 96, Niagara 7711/27/10 Detroit Mercy 71, Bowling Green 6211/26/10 Detroit Mercy 84, Albany 82 (2OT)11/16/10 #11 Syracuse 66, Detroit Mercy 55Drexel ....................................................................2-211/29/09 Cornell 61, Drexel 5411/28/09 Drexel 69, Toledo 5911/27/09 Drexel 74, Vermont 6111/20/09 Rutgers 58, Drexel 56Duquesne .............................................................2-211/21/12 Duquesne 84, Youngstown St. 7411/20/12 North Dakota St. 57, Duquesne 4311/19/12 Duquesne 90, James Madison 88 (OT)11/11/12 Georgetown 61, Duquesne 55 East Central ...........................................................0-111/20/08 Texas Tech 167, East Central 115Eastern Kentucky ..................................................3-111/29/08 Eastern Kentucky 69, Akron 5711/28/08 EKU 83, Fairleigh Dickinson 4711/25/08 Eastern Kentucky 91, Thiel 4311/22/08 Texas Tech 98, Eastern Kentucky 84Eastern Washington .............................................2-211/22/16 Eastern Washington 80, Seattle 76 (2OT)11/21/16 Eastern Washington 81, Bryant 7711/17/16 #23 Texas 85, Eastern Washington 5211/14/16 Northwestern 86, Eastern Washington 72Fairleigh Dickinson ...............................................0-411/30/08 Akron 85, Fairleigh Dickinson 4111/28/08 Eastern Kentucky 83, FDU 4711/22/08 Mississippi St. 84, Fairleigh Dickinson 5811/18/08 Washington St. 55, Fairleigh Dickinson 33Florida ...................................................................4-011/28/09 Florida 73, Rutgers 58*11/27/09 Florida 77, #2 Michigan St. 7411/20/09 Florida 80, Troy 5811/18/09 Florida 69, Georgia Southern 49Gardner-Webb ......................................................2-211/28/10 Gardner-Webb 78, Mercer 6511/27/10 Gardner-Webb 71, W. Carolina 6511/26/10 Wm. & Mary 56, Gardner-Webb 5511/21/10 Michigan 80, Gardner-Webb 58 Georgetown ..........................................................3-111/20/12 #1 Indiana 82, Georgetown 72 (OT)*11/19/12 Georgetown 78, #13 UCLA 7011/14/12 Georgetown 68, Liberty 5911/11/12 Georgetown 61, Duquesne 55Georgia ..................................................................0-411/20/12 #13 UCLA 60, Georgia 56^11/19/12 #1 Indiana 66, Georgia 5311/15/12 Southern Miss 62, Georgia 60 (OT)11/12/12 Youngstown St. 68, Georgia 56 Georgia Southern .................................................2-211/29/09 Georgia Southern 80, Troy 7711/28/09 GSU 86, Arkansas-Fort Smith 77 (OT)11/27/09 Valparaiso 97, Georgia Southern 8911/18/09 Florida 69, Georgia Southern 49Georgia Tech .........................................................3-111/27/10 #10 Syracuse 80, Georgia Tech 76*11/26/10 Georgia Tech 71, UTEP 6111/19/10 Georgia Tech 77, Niagara 5111/17/10 Georgia Tech 78, Albany 51

* Championship ^ Consolation

Hofstra ...................................................................1-311/27/11 Boston Univ. 68, Hofstra 6111/26/11 Hofstra 63, Cleveland St. 5311/25/11 Rhode Island 85, Hofstra 7311/16/11 Oregon St. 82, Hofstra 72Houston .................................................................2-211/26/13 Texas Tech 76, Houston 64^11/25/13 Stanford 86, Houston 7611/21/13 Houston 75, Howard 6211/17/13 Houston 80, Lehigh 66Howard ..................................................................0-411/26/13 Texas Southern 63, Howard 5411/25/13 South Dakota St. 77, Howard 6511/21/13 Houston 75, Howard 6211/17/13 Pittsburgh 84, Howard 52Indiana...................................................................4-011/20/12 #1 Indiana 82, Georgetown 72 (OT)*11/19/12 #1 Indiana 66, Georgia 5311/15/12 #1 Indiana 99, Sam Houston St. 4511/12/12 #1 Indiana 87, North Dakota St. 61Indiana (Pa.) ..........................................................0-111/22/08 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Indiana (Pa.) 60Indiana Univ.-Purdue Univ. Indianapolis (IUPI) . 0-411/24/15 South Alabama 78, IUPUI 6811/23/15 Kennesaw St. 71, IUPUI 6311/18/15 NC State 79, IUPUI 5611/16/15 Marquette 75, IUPUI 71 (2OT)James Madison .....................................................1-311/21/12 North Dakota St. 66, James Madison 4411/20/12 James Madison 69, Youngstown St. 6811/19/12 Duquesne 90, James Madison 88 (OT)11/15/12 #13 UCLA 100, James Madison 70Kennesaw State .................................................... 1-311/24/15 Belmont 80, Kennesaw St. 5511/23/15 Kennesaw St. 71, IUPUI 6311/18/15 Arizona St. 91, Kennesaw St. 5311/16/15 #23 LSU 91, Kennesaw St. 69La Verne .................................................................0-111/11/07 UC Davis 97, La Verne 55Lehigh ....................................................................1-311/26/13 South Dakota St. 74, Lehigh 6111/25/13 Lehigh 67, Texas Southern 6311/20/13 Pittsburgh 77, Lehigh 5811/17/13 Houston 80, Lehigh 66LeMoyne-Owen ....................................................0-111/16/07 New Mexico St. 100, LeMoyne-Owen 64Liberty ...................................................................0-411/21/12 Southern Miss 74, Liberty 5611/20/12 Sam Houston St. 64, Liberty 5011/19/12 UC Irvine 64, Liberty 4611/14/12 Georgetown 68, Liberty 59Louisiana-Monroe (ULM) ..................................... 0-411/22/16 Bryant 64, ULM 5711/21/16 Seattle 81, ULM 7511/17/16 Colorado 89, ULM 7011/14/16 #23 Texas 90, ULM 59Louisiana State (LSU)............................................ 2-211/24/15 NC State 83, #23 LSU 7211/23/15 Marquette 81, #23 LSU 8011/19/15 #23 LSU 78, South Alabama 6611/16/15 #23 LSU 91, Kennesaw State 69Marquette ............................................................. 3-111/24/15 Marquette 78, Arizona St. 73*11/23/15 Marquette 81, #23 LSU 8011/16/15 Marquette 75, IUPUI 71 (2OT)11/13/15 Belmont 83, Marquette 80

ALL-TIME TEAM BY TEAM RESULTS

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICMaryland Eastern Shore ................................. 0-411/25/14 Bucknell 58, UMES 5511/24/14 Detroit Mercy 69, UMES 5511/20/14 #15 VCU 106, UMES 6611/17/14 #12 Villanova 81, UMES 44Massachusetts ................................................ 1-311/28/09 #2 Michigan St. 106, UMass 68^11/27/09 Rutgers 83, Massachusetts 7511/21/09 UMass 94, Arkansas-Fort Smith 6811/18/09 Cornell 74, Massachusetts 61Mercer .............................................................. 1-311/28/10 Gardner-Webb 78, Mercer 6511/27/10 William & Mary 57, Mercer 5211/26/10 Mercer 71, Western Carolina 6611/13/10 UTEP 87, Mercer 74 Michigan .......................................................... 5-311/25/14 #12 Villanova 60, #19 Michigan 55*11/24/14 #19 Michigan 70, Oregon 6311/20/14 #24 Michigan 71, Detroit Mercy 6211/17/14 #24 Michigan 77, Bucknell 5311/27/10 UTEP 65, Michigan 56^11/26/10 #10 Syracuse 53, Michigan 5011/21/10 Michigan 80, Gardner-Webb 5811/18/10 Michigan 69, Bowling Green 50Michigan State ................................................ 3-111/28/09 #2 Michigan St. 106, UMas 68^11/27/09 Florida 77, #2 Michigan St. 7411/22/09 #2 Michigan St. 90, Valparaiso 6011/20/09 #2 Michigan St. 75, Toledo 62Mississippi State ............................................. 2-211/29/08 Texas Tech 77, Mississippi St. 73^11/28/08 Wash. State 63, Mississippi St. 5211/22/08 Mississippi St. 84, Fair. Dickinson 5811/19/08 Mississippi St. 102, North Alabama 61 Montana .......................................................... 1-111/15/17 Penn State 70, Montana 5711/13/17 Montana 83, Pittsburgh 78 (ot) Morehead State .............................................. 2-211/27/11 Bucknell 54, Morehead St. 5011/26/11 Morehead St. 68, Princeton 5611/25/11 Morehead St. 61, West Alabama 5211/13/11 NC State 91, Morehead State 61New Mexico State ........................................... 2-211/24/07 West Virginia 75, New Mexico St. 61^11/23/07 #16 Texas 102, New Mexico St. 8711/16/07 New Mex. St. 100, LeMoyne-Owen 6411/14/07 New Mexico St. 75, UC Davis 65Niagara ............................................................ 1-311/28/10 Detroit Mercy 96, Niagara 7711/27/10 Albany 75, Niagara 6511/26/10 Niagara 65, Bowling Green 6111/19/10 Georgia Tech 77, Niagara 51North Alabama ................................................0-111/19/08 Mississippi St. 102, North Alabama 61North Carolina State (NC State) ......................6-211/24/15 NC State 83, #23 LSU 72^11/23/15 Arizona St. 79, NC State 7611/18/15 NC State 79, IUPUI 5611/15/15 NC State 88, South Alabama 7011/21/11 NC State 77, Texas 74^11/19/11 #20 Vanderbilt 86, NC State 7911/16/11 NC State 60, Princeton 5811/13/11 NC State 91, Morehead State 61 North Dakota State ..........................................3-111/21/12 North Dakota St. 66, James Madison 4411/20/12 North Dakota St. 57, Duquesne 4311/19/12 NDSU 83, Youngstown St. 80 (OT)11/12/12 #1 Indiana 87, North Dakota St. 61

Northwestern .................................................. 3-111/25/16 Northwestern 86, Bryant 6611/22/16 Notre Dame 70, Northwestern 66*11/21/16 Northwestern 77, #22 Texas 5811/14/16 Northwestern 86, Eastern Wash. 72Notre Dame ............................................................ 4-011/22/16 Notre Dame 70, Northwestern 66*11/21/16 Notre Dame 89, Colorado 8311/16/16 Notre Dame 92, Seattle 4911/12/16 Notre Dame 89, Bryant 64Oklahoma State ..................................................... 1-011/10/17 Oklahoma State 78, Pepperdine 47Oregon .................................................................... 2-211/25/14 #14 VCU 77, Oregon 63^11/24/14 #19 Michigan 70, Oregon 6311/21/14 Oregon 78, Toledo 6811/17/14 Oregon 83, Detroit Mercy 66Oregon State .......................................................... 3-111/21/11 #20 Vanderbilt 64, Oregon St. 62*11/19/11 Oregon St. 100, Texas 95 (OT)11/16/11 Oregon St. 82, Hofstra 7211/14/11 Oregon St. 93, West Alabama 60Penn State .............................................................. 1-011/15/17 Penn State 70, Montana 57Pepperdine ............................................................. 0-111/10/17 Oklahoma State 78, Pepperdine 47Pittsburgh .............................................................. 9-111/15/17 Pittsburgh 70, UCSB 5711/13/17 Montana 83, Pittsburgh 78 (ot)11/26/13 Pittsburgh 88, Stanford 67*11/25/13 Pittsburgh 76, Texas Tech 5311/20/13 Pittsburgh 77, Lehigh 5811/17/13 Pittsburgh 84, Howard 5211/29/08 #4 Pittsburgh 57, Washington St. 43*11/28/08 #4 Pittsburgh 80, Texas Tech 6711/22/08 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Indiana (Pa.) 6011/21/08 #6 Pittsburgh 86, Akron 67Prairie View A&M ................................................... 1-211/18/07 West Virginia 106, Prairie View A&M 4111/16/07 #7 Tennessee 89, Prairie View A&M 7511/14/07 Prairie View A&M 88, Schreiner 59Princeton ................................................................ 1-311/27/11 Princeton 66, West Alabama 4211/26/11 Morehead St. 68, Princeton 5611/25/11 Bucknell 62, Princeton 5611/16/11 NC State 60, Princeton 58Rhode Island .......................................................... 1-311/27/11 Cleveland St. 67, Rhode Island 4511/26/11 Boston Univ. 70, Rhode Island 6411/25/11 Rhode Island 85, Hofstra 7311/15/11 Texas 100, Rhode Island 90Rutgers ................................................................... 2-211/28/09 Florida 73, Rutgers 58*11/27/09 Rutgers 83, Massachusetts 7511/22/09 Vermont 77, Rutgers 7111/20/09 Rutgers 58, Drexel 56Sam Houston State ............................................... 2-211/21/12 Sam Houston St. 65, UC Irvine 63 (OT)11/20/12 Sam Houston St. 64, Liberty 5011/19/12 Southern Miss 61, Sam Houston St. 4611/15/12 #1 Indiana 99, Sam Houston St. 45Schreiner ............................................................... 0-111/14/07 Prairie View A&M 88, Schreiner 59Seattle.................................................................... 1-311/22/16 Eastern Washington 80, Seattle 76 (2OT)11/21/16 Seattle 81, ULM 7511/16/16 Notre Dame 92, Seattle 4911/14/16 Colorado 67, Seattle 55

South Alabama ..................................................... 1-311/24/15 South Alabama 78, IUPUI 6811/23/15 Belmont 98, South Alabama 8511/19/15 #23 LSU 78, South Alabama 66 11/15/15 NC State 88, South Alabama 70South Dakota State .............................................. 2-212/1/13 Stanford 92, South Dakota St. 6011/26/13 South Dakota St. 74, Lehigh 6111/25/13 South Dakota St. 77, Howard 6511/21/13 Texas Tech 68, South Dakota St. 54Southern Mississippi ............................................ 4-011/21/12 Southern Miss 74, Liberty 5611/20/12 Southern Miss 69, UC Irvine 6511/19/12 Southern Miss 61, Sam Houston St. 4611/15/12 Southern Miss 62, Georgia 60 (OT)Stanford ................................................................. 3-112/1/13 Stanford 92, South Dakota St. 6011/26/13 Pittsburgh 88, Stanford 67*11/25/13 Stanford 86, Houston 7611/21/13 Stanford 91, Texas Southern 77Syracuse ................................................................4-011/27/10 #10 Syracuse 80, Georgia Tech 76*11/26/10 #10 Syracuse 53, Michigan 5011/21/10 #11 Syracuse 63, William & Mary 6011/16/10 #11 Syracuse 66, Detroit Mercy 55Tennessee ..............................................................3-111/24/07 #16 Texas 97, #7 Tennessee 78*11/23/07 #7 Tennessee 74, West Virginia 7211/16/07 #7 Tennessee 89, Prairie View A&M 7511/14/07 #7 Tennessee 101, Ark.-Monticello 44Texas ......................................................................8-411/22/16 Colorado 68, #22 Texas 54^11/21/16 Northwestern 77, #22 Texas 5811/17/16 #23 Texas 85, Eastern Washington 5211/14/16 #23 Texas 90, ULM 5911/21/11 NC State 77, Texas 74^11/19/11 Oregon St. 100, Texas 95 (OT)11/15/11 Texas 100, Rhode Island 9011/13/11 Texas 82, Boston Univ. 4611/24/07 #16 Texas 97, #7 Tennessee 78*11/23/07 #16 Texas 102, New Mexico St. 8711/18/07 #16 Texas 100, Arkansas-Monticello 5211/16/07 #16 Texas 73, UC Davis 42Texas Southern .....................................................1-311/26/13 Texas Southern 63, Howard 5411/25/13 Lehigh 67, Texas Southern 6311/21/13 Stanford 91, Texas Southern 7711/18/13 Texas Tech 80, Texas Southern 71Texas Tech ............................................................6-211/26/13 Texas Tech 76, Houston 64^11/25/13 Pittsburgh 76, Texas Tech 5311/21/13 Texas Tech 68, South Dakota St. 5411/18/13 Texas Tech 80, Texas Southern 7111/29/08 Texas Tech 77, Mississippi St. 73^11/28/08 #4 Pittsburgh 80, Texas Tech 6711/22/08 Texas Tech 98, Eastern Kentucky 8411/20/08 Texas Tech 167, East Central 115 Thiel ......................................................................0-111/25/08 Eastern Kentucky 91, Thiel 43Toledo ...................................................................1-711/25/14 Detroit Mercy 82, Toledo 7911/24/14 Toledo 92, Bucknell 6511/21/14 Oregon 78, Toledo 6811/18/14 #15 VCU 87, Toledo 7811/29/09 Vermont 82, Toledo 4911/28/09 Drexel 69, Toledo 5911/27/09 Cornell 78, Toledo 6011/20/09 #2 Michigan St. 75, Toledo 62


PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICTroy ...................................................................2-211/29/09 Georgia Southern 80, Troy 7711/28/09 Troy 80, Valparaiso 6411/27/09 Troy 115, Arkansas-Fort Smith 7611/20/09 Florida 80, Troy 58UC Davis ...........................................................2-211/18/07 UC Davis 71, UC Santa Cruz 4911/16/07 #16 Texas 73, UC Davis 4211/14/07 New Mexico St. 75, UC Davis 6511/11/07 UC Davis 97, La Verne 55UC Irvine ...........................................................1-311/21/12 Sam Houston St. 65, Irvine 63 (OT)11/20/12 Southern Miss 69, UC Irvine 6511/19/12 UC Irvine 64, Liberty 4611/13/12 #13 UCLA 80, UC Irvine 79 (OT)UCLA .................................................................3-111/20/12 #13 UCLA 60, Georgia 56^11/19/12 Georgetown 78, #13 UCLA 7011/15/12 #13 UCLA 100, James Madison 7011/13/12 #13 UCLA 80, UC Irvine 79 (OT) UC Santa Barbara .............................................0-111/15/17 Pittsburgh 70, UCSB 57UC Santa Cruz...................................................0-111/18/07 UC Davis 71, UC Santa Cruz 49 Urbana ..............................................................0-111/25/08 Akron 81, Urbana 37 UTEP..................................................................3-111/27/10 UTEP 65, Michigan 56^11/26/10 Georgia Tech 71, UTEP 6111/20/10 UTEP 77, Western Carolina 6511/13/10 UTEP 87, Mercer 74Valparasio ........................................................2-211/29/09 Valparaiso 86, Arkansas-Fort Smith 7411/28/09 Troy 80, Valparaiso 6411/27/09 Valparaiso 97, Georgia Southern 8911/22/09 #2 Michigan St. 90, Valparaiso 60 Vanderbilt ........................................................3-111/21/11 #20 Vanderbilt 64, Oregon St. 62*11/19/11 #20 Vanderbilt 86, NC State 7911/15/11 #20 Vanderbilt 80, Bucknell 6811/13/11 Cleveland St. 71, #7 Vanderbilt 58Virginia Commonwealth (VCU) .......................3-111/25/14 #14 VCU 77, Oregon 63^11/24/14 #12 Villanova 77, #14 VCU 5311/20/14 #15 VCU 87, Toledo 7811/18/14 #15 VCU 106 UMES 66Vermont ............................................................2-211/29/09 Vermont 82, Toledo 4911/28/09 Cornell 67, Vermont 5911/27/09 Drexel 74, Vermont 6111/22/09 Vermont 77, Rutgers 71Villanova.......................................................... 4-011/25/14 #12 Villanova 60, #19 Michigan 55*11/24/14 #12 Villanova 77, #14 VCU 5311/20/14 #12 Villanova 72, Bucknell 6511/17/14 #12 Villanova 81, UMES 44Washington State ............................................2-111/29/08 #4 Pittsburgh 57, Washington St. 43*11/28/08 Washington St. 63, Mississippi St. 5211/18/08 Wash. St. 55, Fairleigh Dickinson 33West Alabama ..................................................0-411/27/11 Princeton 66, West Alabama 4211/26/11 Bucknell 87, West Alabama 5011/25/11 Morehead St. 61, West Alabama 5211/14/11 Oregon St. 93, West Alabama 60West Virginia ....................................................3-111/24/07 West Virginia 75, New Mexico St. 61^11/23/07 #7 Tennessee 74, West Virginia 7211/18/07 West Virginia 106, Prairie View A&M 4111/16/07 W. Virginia 81, Arkansas-Monticello 53

Western Carolina ................................................... 1-311/28/10 Western Carolina 64, William & Mary 3911/27/10 Gardner-Webb 71, Western Carolina 6511/26/10 Mercer 71, Western Carolina 6611/20/10 UTEP 77, Western Carolina 65William & Mary ....................................................... 2-211/28/10 Western Carolina 64, William & Mary 3911/27/10 William & Mary 57, Mercer 5211/26/10 William & Mary 56, Gardner-Webb 5511/21/10 #11 Syracuse 63, William & Mary 60Youngstown State .................................................. 1-311/21/12 Duquesne 84, Youngstown St. 7411/20/12 James Madison 69, Youngstown St. 6811/19/12 North Dakota St. 83, YSU 80 (OT)11/15/12 Youngstown St. 68, Georgia 56


PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICBY WINNING PERCENTAGE1. Cornell (’09) 4-0 1.000 Florida (’09) 4-0 1.000 Indiana (‘12) 4-0 1.000 Notre Dame (‘16) 4-0 1.000 Southern Mississippi (‘12) 4-0 1.000 Syracuse (‘10) 4-0 1.000 Villanova (‘14) 4-0 1.0008. Oklahoma State (‘17) 1-0 1.000 Penn State (‘17) 1-0 1.00010. Pittsburgh (’08, ‘13, 17) 9-1 .90011. NC State (‘11, ‘15) 6-2 .750 Texas Tech (’08, ‘13) 6-2 .75013. Arizona State (‘15) 3-1 .750 Belmont (‘15) 3-1 .750 Cleveland State (‘11) 3-1 .750 Colorado (‘16) 3-1 .750 Eastern Kentucky (’08) 3-1 .750 Georgetown (‘12) 3-1 .750 Georgia Tech (‘10) 3-1 .750 Marquette (‘15) 3-1 .750 Michigan State (’09) 3-1 .750 North Dakota State (‘12) 3-1 .750 Northwestern (‘16) 3-1 .750 Oregon State (‘11) 3-1 .750 Stanford (‘13) 3-1 .750 Tennessee (’07) 3-1 .750 UCLA (‘12) 3-1 .750 UTEP (‘10) 3-1 .750 Vanderbilt (‘11) 3-1 .750 VCU (‘14) 3-1 .750 West Virginia (’07) 3-1 .75032. Texas (’07, ‘11, ‘16) 8-4 .66733. Washington State (’08) 2-1 .66734. Detroit Mercy (‘10, 14) 5-3 .625 Michigan (‘10, ‘14) 5-3 .62536. Bucknell (‘11, 14) 4-4 .50037. Akron (’08) 2-2 .500 Albany (‘10) 2-2 .500 Boston University (‘11) 2-2 .500 Drexel (’09) 2-2 .500 Duquesne (‘12) 2-2 .500 Eastern Washington (‘16) 2-2 .500 Gardner-Webb (‘10) 2-2 .500 Georgia Southern (’09) 2-2 .500 Houston (‘13) 2-2 .500 LSU (‘15) 2-2 .500 Mississippi State (’08) 2-2 .500 Morehead State (‘11) 2-2 .500 New Mexico State (’07) 2-2 .500 Oregon (‘14) 2-2 .500 Rutgers (’09) 2-2 .500 Sam Houston State (‘12) 2-2 .500 South Dakota State (‘13) 2-2 .500 Troy (’09) 2-2 .500 UC Davis (’07) 2-2 .500 Valparaiso (’09) 2-2 .500 Vermont (’09) 2-2 .500 William & Mary (‘10) 2-2 .50059. Montana (‘17) 1-1 .50060. Prairie View A&M (’07) 1-2 .33361. Bryant (‘16) 1-3 .250 Hofstra (‘11) 1-3 .250 James Madison (‘12) 1-3 .250 Kennesaw State (‘15) 1-3 .250 Lehigh (‘13) 1-3 .250 Massachusetts (’09) 1-3 .250 Mercer (‘10) 1-3 .250 Niagara (‘10) 1-3 .250 Princeton (‘11) 1-3 .250

Rhode Island (‘11) 1-3 .250 Seattle (‘16) 1-3 .333 South Alabama (‘15) 1-3 .250 Texas Southern (‘13) 1-3 .250 UC Irvine (‘12) 1-3 .250 Western Carolina (‘10) 1-3 .250 Youngstown State (‘12) 1-3 .25077. Toledo (’09, ‘14) 1-7 .12578. East Central (’08) 0-1 .000 Indiana (Pa.) (’08) 0-1 .000 La Verne (’07) 0-1 .000 LeMoyne-Owen (’07) 0-1 .000 North Alabama (’08) 0-1 .000 Pepperdine (‘17) 0-1 .000 Schreiner (’07) 0-1 .000 Thiel (’08) 0-1 .000 UC Santa Barbara 0-1 .000 UC Santa Cruz (’07) 0-1 .000 Urbana (’08) 0-1 .00089. Arkansas-Monticello (’07) 0-3 .00090. Arkansas-Fort Smith (’09) 0-4 .000 Bowling Green (‘10) 0-4 .000 Fairleigh Dickinson (’08) 0-4 .000 Georgia (‘12) 0-4 .000 Howard (‘13) 0-4 .000 IUPUI (‘15) 0-4 .000 Liberty (‘12) 0-4 .000 Louisiana-Monroe (‘16) 0-4 .000 Maryland Eastern Shore (‘14) 0-4 .000 West Alabama (‘11) 0-4 .000

BY WINS1. Pittsburgh 9 Texas 83. NC State 6 Texas Tech 65. Detroit Mercy 5 Michigan 57. Bucknell 4 Cornell 4 Florida 4 Indiana 4 Notre Dame 4 Southern Mississippi 4 Syracuse 4 Villanova 415. Arizona State 3 Belmont 3 Cleveland State 3 Colorado 3 Eastern Kentucky 3 Georgetown 3 Georgia Tech 3 Marquette 3 Michigan State 3 North Dakota State 3 Northwestern 3 Oregon State 3 Stanford 3 Tennessee 3 UCLA 3 UTEP 3 Vanderbilt 3 VCU 3 West Virginia 334. Akron 2 Albany 2 Boston University 2 Drexel 2

Duquesne 2 Eastern Washington 2 Gardner-Webb 2 Georgia Southern 2 Houston 2 LSU 2 Mississippi State 2 Morehead State 2 New Mexico State 2 Oregon 2 Rutgers 2 Sam Houston State 2 South Dakota State 2 Troy 2 UC Davis 2 Valparaiso 2 Vermont 2 Washington State 2 William & Mary 257. Bryant 1 Hofstra 1 James Madison 1 Kennesaw State 1 Lehigh 1 Massachusetts 1 Mercer 1 Montana 1 Niagara 1 Penn State 1 Prairie View A&M 1 Princeton 1 Rhode Island 1 Seattle 1 South Alabama 1 Texas Southern 1 Toledo 1 UC Irvine 1 Western Carolina 1 Youngstown State 177. Arkansas-Fort Smith 0 Arkansas-Monticello 0 Bowling Green 0 East Central 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 Georgia 0 Howard 0 Indiana (Pa.) 0 IUPUI 0 La Verne 0 LeMoyne-Owen 0 Liberty 0 Louisiana-Monroe 0 Maryland Eastern Shore 0 North Alabama 0 Pepperdine 0 Schreiner 0 Thiel 0 UC Santa Barnara 0 UC Santa Cruz 0 Urbana 0 West Alabama 0

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICHISTORY OF POSTSEASON TEAMS2016 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2017 Postseason Notre Dame ...............................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to 2nd Round of NCAA Tournament Northwestern ...........................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to 2nd Round of NCAA Tournament Colorado .....................................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to 2nd Round of NIT Eastern Washington ...............................................Went 2-2 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to CBI

2015 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2016 Postseason Belmont ......................................................................Went 3-1 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to NIT

2014 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2015 Postseason Villanova .....................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament VCU ...............................................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament Oregon ........................................................................Lost in consolation game .........................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament Bucknell ......................................................................Went 1-3 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to CIT Maryland-Eastern Shore .......................................Went 0-4 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to CIT

2013 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2014 Postseason Stanford ......................................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament Pittsburgh ..................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament Texas Southern .........................................................Went 1-3 in tournament. ..........................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament South Dakota State. ................................................Went 2-2 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to CBI

2012 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2013 Postseason Indiana ........................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament James Madison ........................................................Went 1-3 in tournament. ..........................................................Advanced to 2nd Round of NCAA Tournament Georgetown .............................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament UCLA ............................................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament Southern Miss ...........................................................Went 4-0 in tournament. ..........................................................Advanced to quarterfinals of NIT North Dakota State. ................................................Went 3-1 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to CBI UC Irvine ....................................................................Went 1-3 in tournament. ..........................................................Advanced to 2nd round of CIT Youngstown State ...................................................Went 1-3 in tournament. ..........................................................Advanced to 2nd round of CIT

2011 Team ............................................................ Classic Results ............................................................ 2012 Postseason NC State ......................................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament Vanderbilt ..................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to 3rd round of NCAA Tournament Texas ............................................................................Lost in consolation game .........................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament Bucknell ......................................................................Went 3-1 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to 2nd round of NIT Cleveland State ........................................................Went 3-1 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to NIT Oregon State .............................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to semifinals of CBI Princeton ....................................................................Went 1-3 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to quarterfinals of CBI

2010 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2011 Postseason Syracuse ......................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament Michigan .....................................................................Lost in consolation game .........................................................Advanced to 3rd Round of NCAA Tournament UTEP .............................................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to NIT

2009 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2010 Postseason Michigan State .........................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to Final Four of NCAA Tournament Cornell .........................................................................Went 4-0 in tournament ...........................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament Florida .........................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament Troy ...............................................................................Went 2-2 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to NIT

2008 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2009 Postseason Pittsburgh ..................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to Elite Eight of NCAA Tournament Mississippi State ......................................................Lost in consolation game .........................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament Akron ...........................................................................Went 2-2 in the tournament ...................................................Advanced to NCAA Tournament Washington State ....................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to NIT

2007 Team ............................................................ Classic Result .............................................................. 2008 Postseason Texas ............................................................................Won the tournament .................................................................Advanced to Elite Eight of NCAA Tournament Tennessee ..................................................................Lost in championship game....................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament West Virginia .............................................................Won consolation game .............................................................Advanced to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament


HISTORY OF RANKED TEAMSYear Team .......................................... Preseason Rank ..................... Rank at Time of Game (s) ...................... Highest Rank of Season ............Final Rank 2016 Notre Dame ...................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ................................................................... 14/12 ....................................... 14/20 Texas .................................................................21/22 .................................................... 23, 22/21, 21 ............................................................ 21/21 .......................................NR/NR Northwestern ...............................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ...................................................................25/NA.......................................NR/NR

2015 LSU ....................................................................19/21 ........................................................... 19/23 ................................................................... 17/21 .......................................NR/NR

2014 Villanova ..........................................................12/12 ........................................................... 12/12 ......................................................................2/2 .............................................2/9 VCU ....................................................................15/16 ..................................................... 15,14/15,14 ............................................................. 14/14 .......................................25/NR Michigan .........................................................24/23 .................................................... 24, 19/22, 18 ............................................................ 19/16 .......................................NR/NR

2013 Pittsburgh ......................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ................................................................... 18/17 .......................................NR/NR Stanford ..........................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ...................................................................NR/24 .......................................NR/24

2012 Indiana ............................................................... 1/1 ................................................................1/1 .........................................................................1/1 .............................................4/7 UCLA .................................................................13/13 ........................................................... 13/14 ................................................................... 11/13 .......................................24/NR Georgetown ..................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ......................................................................5/5 ............................................8/17

2011 Vanderbilt ......................................................... 7/7 .........................................................7, 18/7, 20 ..................................................................7/7 .......................................... 20/19 NC State ..........................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ...................................................................NR/20 .......................................NR/20

2010 Syracuse...........................................................10/13 .................................................... 10, 9/11, 109 ...............................................................3/3 .......................................... 12/18

2009 Michigan State ................................................ 2/2 ................................................................2/2 .........................................................................2/2 ............................................13/4 Florida .............................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ................................................................... 10/11 .......................................NR/NR Cornell .............................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ...................................................................NR/17 .......................................NR/17 2008 Pittsburgh ......................................................... 5/6 ............................................................ 6,4/6,4 .....................................................................1/1 .............................................4/6

2007 Tennessee ......................................................... 7/7 ................................................................7/7 .........................................................................1/1 .............................................5/7 Texas .................................................................15/16 ........................................................16, 15/16 ...................................................................4/5 .............................................7/5 West Virginia .................................................NR/NR ......................................................... NR/NR ................................................................... 23/17 .......................................NR/17

Rankings – Associated Press/CoachesFinal AP poll prior to postseason tournaments; Final Coaches/ESPN/USA Today poll after postseason tournaments

NBA DRAFT PICKSYear Pick Player NBA Team College Year Played in LC2017 17 D.J. Wilson Milwaukee Bucks Michigan 2014 22 Jarrett Allen Brooklyn Nets Texas 2016 29 Derrick White San Antonio Spurs Colorado 2016 30 Josh Hart Utah Jazz Villanova 2014 38 Jordan Bell Boston Celtics Oregon 2014 45 Dillon Brooks Philadephia 76ers Oregon 2014

2016 1 Ben Simmons Philadelphia 76ers LSU 2015 18 Henry Ellenson Detroit Pistons Marquette 2015 20 Caris LeVert Indiana Pacers Michigan 2014

2015 34 Anthony Brown Los Angeles Lakers Stanford 2013 38 Darrun Hilliard Detroit Pistons Villanova 2014 43 Joseph Young Indiana Pacers Oregon 2014

2014 9 Noah Vonleh Charlotte Hornets Indiana 2012 22 Jordan Adams Memphis Grizzlies UCLA 2012 29 Josh Huestis Oklahoma City Thunder Stanford 2013 30 Kyle Anderson San Antonio Spurs UCLA 2012 45 Dwight Powell Charlotte Hornets Stanford 2013 48 Lamar Patterson Milwaukee Bucks Pittsburgh 2013


Year Pick Player NBA Team College Year Played in LC2013 2 Victor Oladipo Orlando Magic Indiana 2012 3 Otto Porter Washington Wizards Georgetown 2012 4 Cody Zeller Charlotte Bobcats Indiana 2012 8 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Detroit Pistons Georgia 2012 14 Shabazz Muhammad Utah Jazz UCLA 2012 24 Tim Hardaway, Jr. New York Knicks Michigan 2010 35 Glenn Rice, Jr. Los Angeles Clippers Michigan 2010 36 Ray McCallum Sacramento Kings Detroit 2010 44 Mike Muscala Dallas Mavericks Bucknell 2011 49 Erik Murphy Chicago Bulls Florida 2009 52 Lorenzo Brown Minnesota Timberwolves NC State 2011

2012 4 Dion Waiters Cleveland Cavaliers Syracuse 2010 22 Fab Melo Boston Celtics Syracuse 2010 23 John Jenkins Atlanta Hawks Vanderbilt 2011 24 Jared Cunningham Cleveland Cavaliers Oregon State 2011 30 Festus Ezeli Golden State Warriors Vanderbilt 2011 31 Jeffrey Taylor Charlotte Bobcats Vanderbilt 2011 35 Draymond Green Golden State Warriors Michigan State 2009 51 Kris Joseph Boston Celtics Syracuse 2010

2011 11 Klay Thompson Golden State Warriors Washington State 2008 17 Iman Shumpert New York Knicks Georgia Tech 2010 38 Chandler Parsons Houston Rockets Florida 2009 41 Darius Morris Los Angeles Lakers Michigan 2010 52 Vernon Macklin Detroit Pistons Florida 2009

2010 24 Damion James Atlanta Hawks Texas 2007 32 Dexter Pittman Miami Heat Texas 2007 41 Jarvis Varnardo Miami Heat Mississippi State 2008 42 Da’Sean Butler Miami Heat West Virginia 2007 56 Hamady Ndiaye Minnesota Timberwolves Rutgers 2009

2009 36 Sam Young Memphis Grizzlies Pittsburgh 2008 37 DeJuan Blair San Antonio Spurs Pittsburgh 2008

2008 8 Joe Alexander Milwaukee Bucks West Virginia 2007 9 D.J. Augustin Charlotte Bobcats Texas 2007

PROGRESSIVE LEGENDS CLASSICINDIVIDUAL RECORDSEntire Tournament (4 Games) Championship Rounds Only Single Game

POINTS103 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 52 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 39 Brandon Wood (Valparaiso) vs. Georgia Southern; Nov. 27, 2009FIELD GOALS39 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 19 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 13 Kendrick Perry (Youngstown State) vs. North Dakota State, Nov. 19, 2012 13 Brandon Wood (Valparaiso) vs. Georgia Southern; Nov. 27, 2009 13 DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh) vs. Indiana (Pa.); Nov. 22, 2008FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS74 Logan Aronhalt (Albany), 2010 38 Brian Oliver (Georgia Tech), 2010 25 Aaric Murray (Texas Southern) vs. Stanford, Nov. 21, 2013 25 Kendrick Perry (Youngstown State) vs. North Dakota State, Nov. 19, 2012 25 Sam Young (Pittsburgh) vs. Texas Tech; Nov. 28, 20083-POINT FIELD GOALS23 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 12 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 9 Bryson Johnson (Bucknell) vs. West Alabama; Nov. 26, 2011 9 A.J. Abrams (Texas) vs. New Mexico State; Nov. 23, 20073-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS43 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (Georgia), 2012 20 A.J. Abrams (Texas), 2007 15 Bryson Johnson (Bucknell) vs. West Alabama; Nov. 26, 2011FREE THROWS44 Cat Barber (NC State), 2015 32 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State), 2011 20 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State) vs. Texas; Nov. 19, 2011FREE THROW ATTEMPTS52 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State), 2011 40 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State), 2011 23 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State) vs. Texas; Nov. 19, 2011TOTAL REBOUNDS59 Ben Simmons (LSU), 2015 34 Ben Simmons (LSU), 2015 22 Rick Jackson (Syracuse) vs. Detroit; Nov. 16, 2010OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS24 DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh), 2008 10 TaShawn Thomas (Houston), 2013 8 Rick Jackson (Syracuse) vs. Detroit; Nov. 16, 2010 8 Jeff Foote (Cornell) vs. Toledo; Nov. 27, 2009 8 DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh) vs. Indiana (Pa.); Nov. 22, 2008 8 DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh) vs. Akron; Nov. 21, 2008DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS45 Ben Simmons (LSU), 2015 25 Ben Simmons (LSU), 2015 14 Ben Simmons (LSU) vs. Marquette, Nov. 23, 2015 14 Rick Jackson (Syracuse) vs. Detroit; Nov. 16, 2010ASSISTS35 D.J. Augustin (Texas), 2007 18 D.J. Augustin (Texas), 2007 12 Larry Drew II (UCLA) vs. James Madison; Nov. 15, 2012BLOCKS21 Jarvis Varnado (Mississippi St.), 2008 8 Dererk Pardon (Northwestern), 2016 8 Jarvis Varnado (Mississippi State) vs. Fairleigh Dickinson; Nov. 22, 2008STEALS17 Briante Weber (VCU), 2014 8 Jared Cunningham (Oregon State), 2011 9 Briante Weber (VCU) 8 Iman Shumpert (Georgia Tech), 2010 vs. Toledo; Nov. 18, 2014


TEAM RECORDSEntire Tournament (4 Games) Championship Rounds Only Single Game

POINTS409 Texas Tech (2008) 199 Texas (2007) 167 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

FIELD GOALS152 Texas Tech (2008) 73 Texas (2007) 67 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS299 Texas Tech (2008) 150 LSU (2015) 113 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

3-POINT FIELD GOALS48 Texas (2007) 26 Texas (2007) 17 Bucknell vs. West Alabama; Nov. 26, 2011

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS113 Seattle (2016) 61 Michigan (2010) 36 Eastern Kentucky vs. Texas Tech; Nov. 22, 2008

FREE THROWS95 Indiana (2012) 46 Pittsburgh (2013) 35 Texas vs. Rhode Island; Nov. 15, 2011 46 NC State (2011) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS134 Indiana (2012) 66 NC State (2011) 47 Tennessee vs. Prairie View A&M; Nov. 16, 2007 TOTAL REBOUNDS194 Arizona State (2015) 96 Arizona State (2015) 65 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS79 New Mexico State (2007) 34 Arizona State (2015) 27 Arkansas-Monticello vs. Texas; Nov. 18, 2007 27 Tennessee vs. Prairie View A&M; Nov. 16, 2007

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS133 Michigan State (2009) 69 Marquette (2015) 39 Detroit vs. Niagara; Nov. 28, 2010 39 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

ASSISTS89 Michigan State (2009) 45 Michigan State (2009) 35 Texas Tech vs. East Central; Nov. 20, 2008

BLOCKS45 Mississippi State (2008) 17 Mississippi State (2008) 15 Miss. St. vs. Fairleigh Dickinson; Nov. 22, 2008

STEALS

48 Georgia Tech (2010) 22 Oregon State (2011) 21 West Virginia vs. Prairie View A&M; Nov. 18, 2007

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