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MCQUIDDY GYMNASIUM 

Fast Facts from 50 Years of Memories 

• First game was on November 28, 1949 against 

Vanderbilt University with Vanderbilt beating 

the Bisons 62-39 in front of 3,300 fans. Lipscomb 

trailed by a score of only 22-19 at halftime. 

President Athens Clay Pullias dedicated 

the gym, while Vice President Willard Collins 

was the master of ceremonies. The whole ceremony 

was broadcastelive on WKDA radio by the 

description of play-by-play announcer Larry 

Munson. 

•Lipscomb’s $350,000 facility was praised by 

sportswriters of the day as the best in the region 

except for University of Kentucky’s gym. 

• Named for J.C. McQuiddy, a former member of 

Lipscomb’s Board of Trustees, to honor a family 

long associated with Lipscomb and its founders, 

the McQuiddy Physical Education Building was 

made possible by A.M. Burton. As is generally 

known, Lipscomb is indebted to this benefactor 

for weathering the depression years, for total 

gifts of millions of dollars and for years of service 

as chairman, vice-chairman, and finally 

chairman emeritus of the Board of Directors. 

• Offices of physical education faculty members 

were added in 1962. The music annex on the 

right and to the rear of McQuiddy came a bit 

later. 

• Permanent seating accommodated 3,247 spec- 

tators for basketball games, while 5,000 could 

easily be placed for staged programs. As many 

as 6,000 people were crowded in on special occasions. 

• McQuiddy received a significant facelift in 

1980 when the Bison Booster Club, using funds 

raised from dues and other fundraising events, 

purchased new bleachers at a cost of $45,000 

from the Wood Corporation. Hussey Seating 

Company built the bleachers and Precision 

Company from Maine installed them over the 

Labor Day weekend. The new bleachers provided 

evenly spaced aisles and a table for statistical 

purposes at the center of the court. 

• Musical McQuiddy – In September of 1981, 

over 6,000 fans watched Country Music legend 

Ronnie Millsap perform in two concerts in Mc- 

Quiddy Gym. 

• Before moving into McQuiddy, Bison basketball 

teams played in the old Nashville Army Air 

Force Center or in Burton Gymnasium. Burton 

Gym was the site of many home games, although 

the court length was only 64 feet, 30 

feet short of the regulation distance. 

• The home gym for Vanderbilt from 1949-1952, 

McQuiddy hosted the Commodores while Memorial 

Gymnasium was being constructed on 

Vanderbilt’s campus. 

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MCQUIDDY GYMNASIUM 

Lipscomb Basketball’s All-Time Record in McQuiddy Gym: 

666 wins, 207 losses 

• Legendary Coach Adolph Rupp, the third winningest 

coach in college basketball history, 

brought his Kentucky Wildcats to McQuiddy on 

three occasions in the 1950’s to play against Vanderbilt. 

• U.S. President Gerald Ford spoke in McQuiddy 

Gymnasium on Nov. 4, 1985. 

• Named for J.C. McQuiddy, a former member of 

Lipscomb’s Board of Trustees. 

• Cost: approximately $350,000 

• Seating capacity: 3,247 

• Last game was hosted on March 7, 2000 against 

Birmingham-Southern in the TranSouth Conference 

Championship game, which the Bisons won 

102-95. 

• Home of the 1986 NAIA National Champions 

along with the 1989-1990 Lipscomb team which 

set the national records for wins in a season (41) 

• Site of a Historic Event: On February 24, 1994, 

John Pierce, the 1993 NAIA Player of the Year, became 

college basketball’s all-time scorer. The 

record was held by former Lipscomb All-American 

Philip Hutcheson, who graduated in 1990 

with 4,106 career points. Pierce broke his former 

roommate’s record in front of a packed house in 

McQuiddy Gym with 4:54 minutes left in the 

game against visiting Cumberland University. Entering 

the game, Pierce needed 30 points to 

break the record. He got 33 points in the game in 

helping to dispatch Cumberland 119-102. After 

Pierce broke the record, the game was stopped 

and Pierce pointed to his parents Dan and Jan in 

the upper balcony of McQuiddy, took the game 

ball and threw it right into his father’s hands. 

Pierce’s father then returned the favor and 

tossed the ball back to his son in front of the 

screaming crowd. Pierce finished his career with 

4,230 career points and is still College Basketball’s 

All-Time Leading Scorer. 

McQuiddy Milestones 

First Game: Nov. 28, 1949 

Lipscomb 39, Vanderbilt University 62 

First Win: Dec. 5, 1949 

Lipscomb 89, UT-Chattanooga 41 

50th Win: Dec. 4, 1954 

Lipscomb 66, MTSU 75 

100th Win: Jan. 18, 1962 

Lipscomb 71, Bethel 54 

150th Win: Jan. 16, 1971 

Lipscomb 96, Southwestern 81 

200th Win: Nov. 19, 1977 

Lipscomb 71, Tenn. Temple 68 

250th Win: Dec. 1, 1980 

Lipscomb 80, Greenville College 71 

300th Win: Nov. 8, 1983 

Lipscomb 82, Covenant College 65 

350th Win: Dec. 7, 1985 

Lipscomb 87, Milligan College 59 

400th Win: Jan. 28, 1988 

Lipscomb 126, Trevecca 116(2OT) 

450th Win: Feb. 10, 1990 

Lipscomb 112, Lambuth 59 

500th Win: Nov. 7, 1992 

Lipscomb 96, King College 68 

550th Win: Nov. 19, 1994 

Lipscomb 93, St. Xavier, IL 82 

600th Win: Jan. 25, 1997 

Lipscomb 118, Freed-Hardeman 91 

650th Win: Nov. 22, 1999 

Lipscomb 115, Fisk 75 

Last Win: Mar. 7, 2000 

Lipscomb 102, Birmingham-Southern 95 

Last Game: Mar. 7, 2000 

Lipscomb 102, Birmingham-Southern 95 

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A WINNING TRADITION 

FROM 1988 THROUGH 2001, LIPSCOMB WON MORE 

BASKETBALL GAMES THAN ANY OTHER COLLEGE 

OR UNIVERSITY IN AMERICA — AN AMAZING RECORD OF 

356 WINS AND ONLY 56 LOSSES. 

• The Bisons won more games than any 

other college team in America from 

1988-89 through 2000-01, averaging 

more than 32 wins per year. 

• The Bisons have enjoyed 12 seasons in 

which they won 30 or more games in 

the past 19 years. 

• Lipscomb finished in the NAIA Top 20 for 

thirteen straight seasons. Seven of the 

last ten years, the team finished in the 

NAIA Top 5. 

Accomplishments Galore 

• In 1990 the Bisons set a national record 

by winning 41 men’s college basketball 

games. 

• From the 1981-82 season through the 

2000-01 season the Bisons placed 21 

players on the NAIA All-American Team. 

• The Bisons won the NAIA National Tournament 

in 1986 and made 11 appearances 

in the tournament in 14 years. 



Hutch became college basketball’s all-time leading 

scorer with this shot on March 16, 1990 at the NAIA 

National Tournament in Kansas City. 

• Lipscomb led the nation in scoring five 

years —in 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, and 

1995— averaging more than 100 points 

per game. 

• Lipscomb center Philip Hutcheson became 

college basketball’s all-time leading 

scorer on March 16, 1990 and finished 

his career with 4,106 points. 

Scoring Leaders 

John Pierce surpasses Hutcheson’s record 4 years later 

and became the new all-time leading scorer. 

• Nearly four years later on February 24, 

1994, Lipscomb center John Pierce surpassed 

Hutcheson’s record to become 

the new scoring champion for college 

basketball in America. 

• Pierce finished his career with 4,230 

points. He and Hutcheson are numbers 

one and two on college basketball’s alltime 

scoring list. 


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The Numbers ... 

YEAR RECORD 

1982 33-4 

1984 30-5 

1986 35-4 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPION 

1988 33-3 

1989 38-2 

1990 41-5 NATIONAL RECORD FOR WINS 

1991 35-4 IN A SEASON 

1992 31-5 

1993 34-4 

1995 30-7 

1996 33-6 

1997 30-6 

2000 34-4 

2001 21-7 

NAIA Individual Records 

Most Points, Career 

1. John Pierce, Lipscomb University 

4,230 points from 1990-94 

1,627 Field goals, 881 Free throws, 148 total games 

2. Philip Hutcheson, Lipscomb University 

4,106 points from 1986-90 

NCAA Record: Pete Maravich, LSU (3667 points in 83 games) 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made, Career 

1. Andy McQueen, Lipscomb University 

515 FGs made in 1182 attempts 

NCAA Record: Curtis Staples, Virginia (413 FGs made) 

Most Assists, Career 

1. Jerry Meyer, Lipscomb University, Minnesota-Duluth 

1,314 assists in 148 games (9.1 per game) 

NCAA Record: Bobby Hurley, Duke Univ. 

(1076 in 140 games) 

Most Steals, Career 

1. Marcus Bodie, Lipscomb University 

440 steals from 1986-90 (148 games) 

NCAA Record: Mookie Blaylock, Oklahoma 

(281 steals) 

Most Steals, Single Season 

1. Marcus Bodie, Lipscomb University 

175 steals in 45 games (1998-99 season) 

1981-82 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAM 

FRONT ROW, l to r: Rick Bowers, Bruce Ford, Keith Edwards. 

MIDDLE ROW: Ernest Brown, Willis Smith, Monty Hammontree, 

Alan Banks, Jem Feher. BACK ROW: Curtis Irmiger, Dane 

Richardson, Andre Jones, Ed White, Tom Kelsey, Rick Colson 

(left after Fall quarter) 

ANDY McQUEEN set the national 

record for 3-Point 

Goals Made (515). He’s now 

an attorney in Nashville. 

GUARD JERRY MEYER holds the national 

record for most assists in a career (1,314). 

The son of Lipscomb coaching legend Don 

Meyer, Jerry was one of the best ball handlers 

to wear a Bison uniform. 


PHILIP HUTCHESON 

College Basketball’s Second Leading Scorer 

4,106 Career Points 

Philip Hutcheson (left) meets Travis Grant prior to breaking his 

record and to become college basketball’s leading scorer. 

For four years, Philip Hutcheson was the heart 

of the Bisons offense. He fulfilled the role admirably, 

by becoming college basketball’s all-time 

scoring leader with 4,106 points and the Bisons’ 

first player to have his number retired. 

He performed just as well in the classroom, 

graduating with a 4.0 GPA as a political science/ 

communication major. For his work on the court 

and in the classroom, Hutcheson received numerous 

honors and accolades, including being named 

the Bisons’ Most Valuable Player and James R. 

Byers Award recipient for 1989-90. He was named 

the NAIA Player of the Year and CoSIDA / GTE Academic 

Player of the Year two years in a row. 

If one went back to read the March 19, 1986 

sports section of the Tennessean, it would tell 

how Lipscomb University captured the NAIA 

Championship the previous night. With a little 

closer observation in ironic fashion, you would see 

the name Philip Hutcheson in the upper right 

hand corner receiving one of the numerous prep 

awards for David Lipscomb High School. Little did 

anyone know that while the Bisons captured the 

title that Hutcheson would soon begin his legendary 

career with the Bisons. 

Hutcheson wasted little time making an impact 

on the Bison program scoring 37 points and 

grabbing 11 rebounds in his first game. While 

Hutcheson caught the attention of fans and the 

media for his scoring abilitites, it was his excellence 

in the classroom that made Hutcheson the 

premier student-athlete. While the 6’8” center 

ended his career with more points than any other 

college player, his perfect 4.0 grade point average 

may have been a greater accomplishment. 

Officially, Hutcheson broke the mark of 4,045 

points set by Travis Grant of Kentucky State in a 

third round game against Pfeiffer (NC) in the NAIA 

National Tournament in Kansas City. Hutcheson hit 

an eight-foot jump hook-shot in the lane with 

12:01 left in the first half to officially break the 

record. He ended his career with 4,106 points and 

accumulated virtually every possible award including 

All-American each of his four seasons. He was 

also named 1990 NAIA Player of the Year and 

CoSIDA Academic Player of the Year in both 1988- 

89 and 1989-90. 

Hutcheson concluded his career by becoming 

the first Lipscomb athlete to have his uniform retired. 

The legacy left by Philip Hutcheson will forever 

leave a remarkable stamp on Lipscomb 

University, both on and off the court. 


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JOHN PIERCE 

John Pierce came to Lipscomb from Nashville’s 

Franklin Road Academy and ended as college 

basketball’s leading scorer. 

College Basketball’s All-Time Scorer 

4,230 Career Points 

Replacing a 

star is tough, 

but replacing a 

legend is virtuallyimpossible. 

In 1990 

John Pierce received 

the nod 

as the player 

who was to replace 

the legendary 

Philip 

Hutcheson. 

After a redshirt 

season of 

watching Philip 

Hutcheson do 

interview after 

interview, it was time for John Pierce to take 

center stage. 

It is almost impossible to think that one university 

could have college basketball’s top two 

all-time leading scorers. John Pierce did not 

think it was impossible. 

Pierce wasted little time at chasing his predecessor, 

as he netted 22 points in 21 minutes 

and grabbed nine rebounds in his first game in a 

Bison uniform. As the season rolled along and 

Pierce continued to pile up points, people 

began to wonder if Pierce could possibly have a 

chance to break what many believed was an unbreakable 

record. 

Throughout Hutcheson’s career, he was able 

to play in unlimited games each season. However, 

just as Pierce began playing, college basketball 

instituted a rule limiting the number of 

games each team could play in a season, making 

it much more difficult for Pierce to reach the 

record. 

However, after two seasons of breaking the 

1,000-point mark, it seemed clear that work on 

the Pierce-O-Meter should begin. Not only was 

Hutch’s teammate breaking his record, his 

roommate was zeroing in. 

As Pierce closed in on the mark, national attention 

began to focus on tiny McQuiddy Gym. 

Finally on February 24, 1994 with 4:54 left on 

the game clock the moment arrived against 

Cumberland University. He was held to only 

eight points in the first half, but Pierce exploded 

in the second half to become college basketball’s 

all-time leading scorer. 

Many of the old-timers who had seen nearly 

every game in McQuiddy said the gym erupted 

like never before when Pierce laid the soft 

bankshot off the glass to surpass Hutcheson. 

Along the record breaking run, Pierce would 

also break Lipscomb’s single game scoring 

record previously held by Bruce Bowers. With 

Bowers in the stands for Homecoming festivities, 

Pierce hit for 52 points and broke the 

record that had stood since January 6, 1972. 

Pierce ended his career with his #50 jersey 

being the second Lipscomb Athlete to have his 

uniform retired. 

John Pierce finished his career with 4,230 

career points, which to this day is the most 

points ever scored by a college basketball 

player. During Pierce’s career, he was named 

All-American each of his four seasons and was 

named NAIA Player of the Year in both 1993 

and 1994. 


DARREN HENRIE 

Two-Time All-American 

Career: 3,004 Points, 963 Rebounds 

Two-time All-American 

Darren Henrie foiled a lot of 

teams’ defensive plans during 

his career. 

As a threat anywhere on 

the court, no team could 

focus in on Philip Hutcheson 

and leave the perimeter 

open. Darren Henrie scored 

3,004 points from inside and 

outside to finish his career 

third in school history behind 

Pierce and Hutcheson. 

Henrie’s dunks could 

bring a crowd to life, but 

nothing like the effect of 

one of his NBA length—or 

from the square in Franklin— 

three-pointers. 

His 87 blocks and 78 steals revealed his defensive 

capabilites in his senior season. He is 

also third in Lipscomb’s history in rebounds behind 

Pierce and Hutcheson. 

Henrie went on to pursue his basketball career 

overseas before trying out for the NBA Atlanta 

Hawks. Henrie came within one player of 

making the Atlanta Hawks roster but was 

passed over for a well-known star, Mookie 

Blaloc. 

Darren Henrie provided as many highlights 

Darren Henrie was rarely satisfied with a simple 

three-pointer. His shots were frequently 

launched from 6-8 feet behind the arc. 

in his playing career as any other 

player and will always be a source 

of pride for Bison basketball followers. 

HENRIE HIGHLIGHTS 

• Two-time NAIA All-American — 

1988-89 and 1989-90 

• Compiled 3,004 career points 

and 963 career rebounds 

• Second All-Time Lipscomb 

three-point shooter with 458 career 

three-pointers 

• Scored in double figures 149 of 

155 games 

• Holds Lipscomb University 

record for most blocked shots in 

his Bison career (273) 

• Holds Lipscomb University record for blocked 

shots in a season (87) 

• Holds Lipscomb University record for career 

dunks (141) 

• Holds Lipscomb University single season 

record for dunks (61) 

• Named as a “Top Ten NAIA Players in 1989” by 

Street & Smith’s Magazine 

• Lipscomb University’s third All-Time leading 

scorer 

• Inducted into Lipscomb University’s Athletics 

Hall of Fame 


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MARCUS BODIE 

College Basketball’s All-Time Steals Leader 

440 Steals 

Marcus Bodie was one 

of the most exciting players 

in Bison basketball history. 

During his four years at Lipscomb, 

Marcus developed a 

reputation for tenacious 

defensive play that often inspired 

the Bisons’ offensive 

explosions. Fans watched 

him get the tough rebound 

and hit the clutch basket, 

but most exciting—were his 

steals. Bodie still holds the 

NAIA single season (175 

steals,1989-90, 45 games, 

3.9 per game) and career 

steals record (440, 1986-90, 

148 games, 3.0 per game). 

When Marcus Bodie began playing with 

the Bisons in 1986-87, little did anyone know 

that he would end his career as the greatest 

defender in Lipscomb history, along with becoming 

college basketball’s all-time steals 

leader. By his sophomore season, Marcus 

became known throughout the conference 

as the player no one wanted to go up 

against. As Marcus continued through his career, 

it was evident that while his classmates 

were doing their job by scoring he was just 

as important to the team’s success. Utilizing 

his unbelievable quickness, Bodie frustrated 

the opposing team’s best players with his 

sticky defense and knack for pick-pocketing 

unsuspecting dribblers. 

Quickly Marcus became a favorite with 

Bison fans as he would defend an opponent 

Marcus Bodie took defense to a higher level, 

setting a standard for Bison players to follow for 

many years. 

and wait for just the right 

moment to attempt to flip 

the ball away. Marcus had 

an incredible ability to expose 

even the best player’s 

weaknesses whether it was 

their passing or ball-handling 

skills. 

During the 1989-90 season 

Bodie broke the singleseason 

steals record with 

175 steals. Marcus would 

also break the national 

mark for career steals with 

440, and become college 

basketball’s all-time steals 

leader. His 440 steals is a 

record that still stands to this 

day. 

In conclusion, here are just a few of the 

marks Marcus Bodie left on the Lipscomb 

Basketball program: 

• Recorded the most career steals (440) in 

college basketball history 

• Recorded the most steals for a single season 

(175) than any player in college basketball 

history 

• Finished his career with 747 career assists 

• Known as the best defensive player in small 

college basketball 

• Named “Outstanding Volunteer of the 

Year” for the Tennessee Department of 

Youth Development in 1989-90 


JERRY MEYER 

College Basketball’s All-Time Assists Leader 

1,314 Career Assists 

After a brilliant high 

school career at David Lipscomb 

where he was 

named Mr. AA Basketball 

two straight years, Jerry 

Meyer decided to take a 

year off from basketball. In 

1989-90, Jerry wasted little 

time getting back to his old 

form as he signed to play 

basketball for his dad at the 

university. In a year that the 

Bisons would set a national 

record with 41 wins, there 

is no doubt that Jerry 

Meyer, even though a 

freshman, was a key player 

for father Don and the 

Bisons. Jerry would lead the Bisons with his 

385 assists while playing in all 46 games in 

his first year. 

While Philip Hutcheson was on his way 

to becoming college basketball’s all-time 

scorer, it was Jerry Meyer who was the setup 

man. Whether it was a no-look pass to a 

posting-up Philip Hutcheson, an alley-oop 

pass to a high-flying Darren Henrie, or a 

cross-court pass to the corner to waiting 

Wade Tomlinson, Jerry dished off more assists 

than any other player to ever wear a 

Lipscomb uniform. The old mark was held by 

Ricky Bowers who had 255 in 1983-84. Jerry 

would break his own record during his sophomore 

season when he dished off 424, a national 

record. In 1990-91 Jerry dished off 19 

Marcus Bodie took defense to a higher level, 

setting a standard for Bison players to follow for 

many years. 

assists in a single game, a 

record that still stands in 

the Lipscomb record books. 

Jerry would accumulate 

1163 assists during his three 

seasons at Lipscomb that 

would break the career 

record of 701 held by Ricky 

Bowers. 

After his junior season, 

Jerry decided not to attend 

Lipscomb his final season 

and finished his career at 

the University of Minnesota 

at Duluth. While at Duluth, 

Jerry would break the national 

mark for career assists. 

Meyer would finish his 

career with 1,314 assists, breaking the old 

mark of 1,259, set by Kelly Jobe of Oklahoma 

Christian. 

Even though the record came thousands 

of miles away, it was a heartfelt evening 

when word came that Jerry had surpassed 

the career assist mark. During Jerry’s career, 

he was named NAIA All-American, Academic 

All-American, as well as receiving the prestigious 

Frank Hesselbroth Leadership Award. 

Most Assists, Career: 

1314, Jerry Meyer, David Lipscomb (TN)-Minnesota-Duluth, 

1989-92; 1993-94 (148 

games, 9.1 per game) 


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ANDY MCQUEEN 

College Basketball’s All-Time 3-Point Scorer 

515 Career 3-Pointers 

Finally, after all the assists from Meyer, the 

steals from Bodie, and all the points by 

Hutcheson and Pierce, the Lipscomb O-Meters 

were over…it was thought. 

Then came a sharp shooter from Clarksville 

named Andy McQueen. When McQueen 

signed to play with Lipscomb, he knew that 

he would get a chance to do what he does 

best—shoot the basketball. 

After watching Darren Henrie come 

within 10 three-pointers of college basketball’s 

all-time record, McQueen set his sights 

on taking care of some unfinished business. 

McQueen finished his Lipscomb career with 

515 three-pointers to break college basketball’s 

all-time record of 467 held by Bill Elliott 

of Mid-American Nazarene. 

McQueen was deadly from behind the 

three-point line, hitting 112 as a freshman, 

143 as a sophomore, 124 as a junior, and 136 

his final season. 

While McQueen excelled both in the classroom 

and on the court, he quietly went 

about his business. It was McQueen, who on 

the night John Pierce gained national attention 

for breaking the all-time scoring record, 

set a new Lipscomb single game record with 

11 three-pointers. 

Andy McQueen has converted his successful basketball experience 

into a promising law career in Nashville. 


NAIA STATISTICAL LEADERS 

Individual Game Records 

Most points John Pierce . . . . . . . . . . 54 11/14/92 

Most pts. in 1/2 Darren Henrie . . . . . . . 35 11/20/89 

Most rebounds Calvin Bailey . . . . . . . . . 29 2/12/72 

Most 3FGM Andy McQueen . . . . . . 11 2/24/94 

Most 3’s in 1/2 Darren Henrie . . . . . . . . . 9 1/26/89 

Most 3FGA Andy McQueen . . . . . . 18 2/24/94 

Most FTM Bill Parrot . . . . . . . . . . . 16 11/20/52 

Philip Hutcheson . . . . . 16 1/8/87 

Most FTA Philip Hutcheson . . . . 22\ 1/6/90 

Most Blocks Darren Henrie . . . . . . . . . 7 11/25/89 

Clancy Hall . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2/17/97 

Most Steals Marcus Bodie . . . . . . . . 10 2/17/90 

Most Dunks Darren Henrie . . . . . . . . . 4 11/2/89 

Darren Henrie . . . . . . . . .4 1/20/90 

Most Assists Jerry Meyer . . . . . . . . . 19 11/5/90 

Individual Season Records 

Most points Philip Hutcheson . . . 1277 1989-90 

Most Rebounds Calvin Bailey . . . . . . . . 431 1971-72 

Most 3FGM Darren Henrie . . . . . . 160 1989-90 

Most 3FGA Darren Henrie . . . . . . 341 1989-90 

Most Blocks Darren Henrie . . . . . . . 87 1989-90 

Most Steals Marcus Bodie . . . . . . . 175 1989-90 

Most Dunks Darren Henrie . . . . . . . 61 1989-90 

Most Assists Jerry Meyer . . . . . . . . 424 1990-91 

Best FG% Lorenzo Withrite . . 68.7% 1999-2000 

Most FGM Philip Hutcheson . . . . 518 1989-90 

Most FGA Philip Hutcheson . . . . 826 1989-90 

Best FT% Allen Sharpe . . . . . . 89.0% 1999-2000 

Most FTM John Pierce . . . . . . . . . 260 1992-93 

Most FTA Philip Hutcheson . . . . 339 1989-90 

Consec Dbl Fig GmsPhilip Hutcheson . . . . . .46 1989-90 

Individual Career Records 

Most Points John Pierce ** . . . . . 4230 1990-94 

Most Rebounds John Pierce . . . . . . . . 1497 1990-94 

Most 3FGM Andy McQueen ** . . 515 1991-95 

Most 3FGA Andy McQueen . . . . 1182 1991-95 

Most Blocks Darren Henrie . . . . . . 273 1986-90 

Most Steals Marcus Bodie ** . . . . 440 1986-90 

Most Dunks Darren Henrie . . . . . . 141 1986-90 

Most Assists Jerry Meyer . . . . . . . 1163 1989-92 

Most FGM John Pierce . . . . . . . . 1627 1990-94 

Most FGA Philip Hutcheson . . . 2621 1986-90 

Best FT% Darren Henrie . . . . 84.7% 1986-90 

Most FTM John Pierce . . . . . . . . . 881 1990-94 

Most FTA Philip Hutcheson . . . 1176 1986-90 

Most Games Henrie & Hutcheson . 155 1986-90 

Consec Dbl Fig GmsPhilip Hutcheson . . . . 155 1986-90 

** National Record; Most in college basketball history 

Alan Banks 

1982 2nd team 

John Kimbrell 

1985 3rd team 

1986 1st team 

Darren Henrie 

1989 3rd team 

1991 1st team 

Philip Hutcheson 

1987 3rd team 

1988 2nd team 

1989 1st team 

1990 1st team 

Team Game Records 

Most Points 151 . . . . . . . . . vs Fisk (151-66) 12/2/91 

Most Pts. in 1/2 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Tusculum 11/14/87 

Most Rebounds 74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Allen 11/11/93 

Best 3FG% 71.4% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Lee 3/5/90 

Most 3FGM 21 . . . . . . . . . . . vs Cumberland 11/21/91 

Most 3FGA 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Union 1/31/91 

Most Blocks 7 . . . . . . . vs Minnesota-Duluth 11/25/89 

7 . . . vs Birmingham-Southern 2/17/97 

Most Steals 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Allen 11/11/93 

Most Dunks 6 . . . . . . . . . vs Philander Smith 11/2/89 

6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs CBU 1/13/90 

Most Assists 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Fisk 12/2/91 

54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Belmont 2/17/90 

Best FT% 94.7% . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Bethel 2/29/92 

Most FTM 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Faulkner 1/10/94 

Most FTA 60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Faulkner 1/10/94 

Most pts. allowed 130 . . . . . . . . . . vs Oral Roberts 11/13/89 

Combined pts. 268 . . . . . . . . . . vs Oral Roberts 11/13/89 

Largest victory 99 . . . . . . . . . vs Allen (142-43) 11/11/93 

Team Season Records 

Most Points 5076 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most Rebounds 1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Best 3FG % 44.7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most 3FGM 483 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most 3FGA 1104 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988-89 

Most Blocks 160 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1987-88 

Most Steals 576 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most Dunks 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most Assists 1298 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Best FG% 58.8% . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1984-85 

Most FGM 1846 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-90 

Most FGA 3464 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-90 

Best FT% 78.7% . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1971-72 

Most FTM 901 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Most FTA 1194 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Best Record 38-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988-89 

Consec. Wins 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988-89 

Most Wins 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-90 

Best Off. Avg. 111.7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988-89 

Best Def. Avg. 59.7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1950-51 

Jerry Meyer 

1991 3rd team 

1992 Hon. Mention 

NAIA National Player of the Year 

1990 Philip Hutcheson 

1993 John Pierce 

1994 John Pierce 

John Pierce 


1992 1st team 

1993 1st team 

1994 1st team 

John Holt 



Kenyatta Perry 

1996 2nd team 

1997 1st team 

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1 9 3 1 - 1 9 3 2 

Record: 2-2 

D12 Ideal Aces W 47 46 

NA at Florence St. W 47 29 

NA at Cumberland L 28 35 

NA at Florence St. L 23 28 

1 9 3 2 - 1 9 3 3 

Record: 3-10 

N23 Burk W 40 27 

NA Cumberland L NA NA 

NA Freed-Hardeman L NA NA 

J13 at Memphis L 26 53 

NA at Freed-Hardeman L 38 46 

F4 Bethel W 39 32 

F21 at Lambuth L 33 50 

F22 at Bethel L 48 54 

F24 Memphis L 42 67 

NA Florence State W 39 29 

NA Lambuth L 28 31 

NA at Florence State L 22 33 

NA Freed-Hardeman (MV) L NA NA 

(MV) Miss. Valley Conference Tournament 

1 9 3 3 - 1 9 3 4 

Record: 3-8 

J5 at Cumberland W 33 19 

NA Paducah Junior College W NA NA 

NA Cumberland W 36 34 

NA at Aus�n Peay L 20 31 

NA at Paducah Jr. College L NA NA 

F10 Memphis L 24 34 

NA Freed-Hardeman L 59 69 

NA at Aus�n Peay L NA NA 

F22 at Memphis L 22 36 


NA Harding L NA NA 

1 9 3 4 - 1 9 3 5 

Record: 5-12 (1 N/A) 

D12 at Nashville YMHA L 20 24 

D16 Washington Man. Co. L 33 41 

D18 Gainesboro L NA NA 

D20 at Bethesda W 29 25 

J18 at Freed-Hardeman L 13 38 

J19 Bethel L 22 40 

J24 Lambuth L 18 59 


J31 at Aus�n Peay [OT] W 35 32 

F1 at Memphis L 26 33 

F2 Peabody L 29 33 

F2 at Harding L 23 38 

F8 at UT-Mar�n L 35 44 


F12 Cumberland W 26 12 

F16 Memphis W 43 25 

F19 Aus�n Peay L 26 31 

F23 Freed-Hardeman NA NA NA 

1 9 3 5 - 1 9 3 6 

Record: 10-9 

N11 Alumni W 42 41 

D4 at Nashville YMHA W 32 29 

D14 Harding W 44 28 

D18 Florence State W 59 33 

J6 Western Kentucky L 40 50 

J8 Carter Shoe Co. L 24 39 

J11 Florence State L 31 36 

J14 at Aus�n Peay W 22 19 

J18 Freed-Hardeman W 39 38 

J23 at Bethel W 38 35 

J24 at UT-Mar�n L 35 57 



F4 Florence State W 34 38 

F8 Louisville L 32 45 

F11 Aus�n Peay W 56 18 

F14 at Florence St. L 28 40 

F17 at Cumberland L 39 42 

F22 Bethel L 37 40 

1 9 3 6 - 1 9 3 7 

Record: 4-11 


D5 Lindsey Wilson L 28 32 

D9 at Cumberland L 27 32 

D12 Aus�n Peay L 39 47 

J9 Florence State W 33 31 


J15 UT-Mar�n L 24 54 

J21 at Bethel L 28 34 

J30 at Florence State W 39 29 


F5 at Lindsey Wilson L 19 30 

F13 Bethel L 28 33 

F16 at Aus�n Peay L 22 46 

F20 Cumberland L 33 34 

M6 Harding L 41 46 

1 9 3 7 - 1 9 3 8 

Record: 14-7 


D4 Lindsey Wilson W 32 31 

D8 at MTSU W 49 29 

J8 Bethel W 62 35 

J15 UT-Mar�n W 54 32 

J19 at UT-Mar�n W 36 15 

J22 Alabama State W 66 30 

J29 Cumberland W 47 39 

F1 at Bethel W 67 26 

F4 at UT-Mar�n L 33 44 


F7 MTSU W 49 41 



F18 at Alabama St. W 48 32 

F19 UT-Mar�n W 65 34 


F25 Lambuth W 42 33 

F28 Lambuth [OT] (MV) W 44 41 

M1 Freed-Hardeman (MV) L 41 53 

M5 at Harding L 39 58 

(MV) Miss. Valley Conf. Tournament at UT-Mar- 

�n 

1 9 3 8 - 1 9 3 9 

Record: 18-6 


D2 at Mar�n College W 37 23 

D10 Mar�n College W 86 37 

D18 at Bethel W 78 14 


J11 Vanderbilt L 31 42 



J20 at Lambuth W 44 34 

J21 at UT-Mar�n W 47 27 

J24 at Vanderbilt W 40 33 

J28 MTSU W 66 53 


F4 Lambuth L 30 40 



F18 UT-Mar�n W 36 26 


F23 at MTSU W 37 21 

F25 at Freed-Hardeman L 35 38 

M1 Freed-Hardeman W 52 32 

M6 Bethel (MV) W 71 32 

M6 Lambuth (MV) W 53 34 

M7 Sunflower (MV) L 46 49 


1 9 3 9 - 1 9 4 0 

Record: 13-10 

NA Alumni W 52 35 

NA Mar�n L 31 32 




NA Vanderbilt W 50 44 

NA UT-Mar�n W 51 28 

NA MTSU L 21 48 

NA Bethel W 53 35 

NA Mar�n W 47 29 

NA at Florence State L 24 37 

NA Athens W 59 24 

NA Cumberland W 43 41 

NA Vanderbilt W 44 41 


NA Lambuth W 52 24 




NA UT-Mar�n L 33 58 

NA Bethel W 47 27 

NA Cumberland L 43 75 

M4 UT-Mar�n (MV) W 53 37 


M5 Sunflower (MV) L 35 50 

(MV) Miss. Valley Conference Tournament at 

Hillsboro High School 

1 9 4 0 - 4 1 

Record: 18-5 

N30 Alumni L 39 51 


D15 Mar�n W 59 28 

D18 at Athens W 49 29 



J10 at Tennessee Tech L 32 47 

J11 Florence State [OT] W 47 43 

J14 at Cumberland L 42 46 

J18 MTSU W 56 55 

J22 at Mar�n W 54 32 

J25 at Sewanee W 43 32 


F3 at Vanderbilt L 42 57 

F8 Baby Vols W 62 35 

F14 Southwestern W 67 57 

F15 at Lambuth W 54 22 


F26 at MTSU L 38 45 

F27 UT-Mar�n W 48 33 

M3 Mar�n (MV) W 59 43 


M4 Sunflower (MV) W 67 62 


1 9 4 1 - 4 2 

Record: 17-4 

D6 Alumni W 44 40 

D10 Mar�n Methodist W 58 26 


D17 at Mar�n W 67 25 

J9 UT-Cha�anooga W 38 34 




J19 at MTSU W 29 20 




F9 vs. Vanderbilt (H) L 29 59 

F11 at Southwestern W 49 46 





M2 Freed-Hardeman (MV) W 53 47 

M3 Northwest Miss. (MV) W 50 36 

M3 UT-Mar�n (MV) W 44 24 

(H) at Hippodrome 


1 9 4 2 - 4 3 

Record: 12-3 


N25 Mar�n Methodist W 52 23 

D6 Western Carolina W 43 38 

D12 at Mar�n Methodist W 40 23 

D13 Berry Field Army Team W 59 32 

J16 Castle Heights W 54 37 



F1 Tennessee Tech L 29 47 

F5 at Aus�n Peay W 30 28 

F6 UT-Mar�n W 52 35 

F17 Vanderbilt (H) L 28 41 

F19 at Castle Heights W 58 40 

F20 Aus�n Peay [OT] W 55 53 

F27 Berry Field Army Team W 47 37 

(H) at Hippodrome 

1 9 4 3 - 4 4 

Record: 7-11 (2 N/A) 

N6 Berry Field Army Team W 65 19 

NA Alumni W 61 19 

D4 Smyrna Bombers L 32 47 

D11 Camp Campbell L 40 44 


J8 Tennessee Tech W 55 40 

J15 Aus�n Peay W 50 45 


J29 at 20th Armored Div. L 53 61 

F2 Smyrna Bombers L 47 55 

F5 N.A.A.C. Air Cadets L NA NA 

F12 at Miami Flyers [OT] W 64 61 

F15 at Tennessee Tech L NA NA 


M1 at Berry Field Army L 39 41 

M4 Square Deal L 49 53 

M11 20th Armored Division L 48 61 

M11 Camp Campbell NA NA NA 

NA Peabody W NA NA 

NA Classifica�on Center NA NA NA 

1 9 4 4 - 4 5 

Record: 1-12 

N18 Berry Field Army Team L 21 56 

D2 Alumni L 28 34 

D9 Camp Campbell L 32 48 

D16 Nashville Army Air Ctr. L 25 65 

J8 Vultee (R) W 60 27 

J13 MTSU L 18 48 


J20 Smyrna Bombers L 14 64 

J21 MTSU L 34 38 

J22 at Thayer L 43 59 

F6 at Tennessee Tech L 14 40 



(R) at Ryan Gym 

1 9 4 5 - 4 6 

Record: 4-6 

NA Alumni L 45 74 




J25 UT-Mar�n L 31 37 

J26 Tennessee Tech L 36 43 

F2 MTSU W 41 38 


NA at Florence State [OT] W 42 40 


1 9 4 6 - 4 7 

Record: 9-11 

D13 Alumni W 49 13 

J10 Lambuth W 47 42 








F12 Sewanee L 41 53 

F15 MTSU W 46 38 


F21 at Florence State L 49 54 

F22 at Cumberland W 37 29 


F27 Union (TI) W 64 51 

F28 Tennessee Tech (TI) L 44 62 

M1 MTSU (TI) L 38 49 

M3 Bethel (MV) W 49 45 

M4 Lambuth (MV) L 28 37 

(TI) T.I.A.A. Tournament 


1 9 4 7 - 4 8 

Record: 16-10 

D2 at Vanderbilt L 43 57 

D5 Mar�n Methodist W 70 35 

D8 Tennessee Tech L 50 55 

D12 Sewanee W 51 21 



J13 Athens College W 99 48 




J27 at Union W 64 51 

J31 at MTSU L 53 66 


F6 Vanderbilt L 37 57 


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F17 Union W 94 63 

F20 MTSU W 43 36 

F21 at Mar�n Methodist W 74 61 


M1 MTSU (VS) W 58 41 

M2 Lincoln (VS) L 56 65 

M3 Aus�n Peay (VS) L 64 83 

M8 Northwest Miss. (MV) W 79 52 

M9 Murray State (MV) L 51 66 

M10 Florence State (MV) W 65 63 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at Cumberland 

(MV) Miss. Valley Conference Tournament at 

Jackson, Tenn. 

1 9 4 8 - 4 9 

Record: 11-9 

D2 Tennessee Tech W 50 43 


NA at Mar�n Methodist W 60 36 

D10 at Florence State W 44 42 

D20 Vanderbilt L 37 57 

J8 Mar�n Methodist W 60 36 

J10 MTSU W 56 50 



J22 Lincoln [OT] L 56 61 


J29 at Oglethorpe W 50 37 

F2 at Tennessee Tech W 50 45 

F4 Union [OT] L 52 56 


F15 at Union L 35 46 



F24 Aus�n Peay (VS) L 64 72 

F26 MTSU (VS) W 59 55 

(VS) VSAC Tournament 

1 9 4 9 - 5 0 

Record: 16-11 

N28 Vanderbilt L 39 62 


D5 UT-Cha�anooga W 89 41 



D16 Milligan College W 76 66 

J5 MTSU W 46 41 


J9 Athens College W 66 46 

J12 at Milligan College L 69 74 

J13 at UT-Cha�anooga W 46 44 


J19 Lincoln Memorial W 70 33 


J24 at Athens College W 65 44 

F1 at Union W 55 52 



F10 at Florida State L 53 57 



F17 Union L 64 69 



F23 Union [OT] (VS) L 64 69 

F24 Cumberland (VS) W 68 39 

F25 MTSU (VS) L 55 61 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at Lincoln Memorial 

1 9 5 0 - 5 1 

Record: 21-6 

D2 Freed-Hardeman W 82 55 

D5 Cumberland W 72 51 

D9 Vanderbilt [OT] L 69 71 

D14 Milligan College W 79 42 

J2 Vanderbilt W 59 57 

J5 Florida State W 88 73 

J6 at MTSU W 73 50 


J13 Union W 60 44 

J16 MTSU W 88 38 

J18 Lincoln Memorial W 81 67 

J20 at Union L 57 59 


J26 at Birmingham Southern W 62 59 



F2 ETSU W 82 64 


F9 at ETSU L 70 73 

F10 at Milligan College W 105 78 

F12 at Lincoln Memorial W 62 57 


F17 Birmingham Southern W 73 68 


F22 Cumberland (VS) W 60 45 

F23 MTSU (VS) W 66 61 

F24 ETSU (VS) W 87 63 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at Lipscomb 

1 9 5 1 - 5 2 

Record: 23-11 

N17 at Bethel W 70 46 

N19 Bethel W 87 42 

N29 at Freed-Hardeman W 92 42 

D1 Freed-Hardeman W 79 43 


D8 at Tennessee Tech L 37 55 

D18 ETSU (TI) W 67 62 

D19 Tennessee Tech (TI) L 55 64 



J11 at Milligan College W 86 52 

J12 at ETSU W 60 58 

J14 at Lincoln Memorial W 66 64 


J19 Union L 62 75 

J21 Lincoln Memorial L 54 81 

J25 at Birmingham Southern L 70 75 


J29 MTSU W 65 53 



F5 Milligan College W 94 47 

F7 at Aus�n Peay W 67 66 


F12 ETSU L 58 61 

F14 at UT-Cha�anooga W 69 67 


F18 UT-Cha�anooga W 74 63 

F20 Aus�n Peay (VS) W 74 48 

F21 ETSU (VS) W 64 55 

F22 Union (VS) W 60 56 

F23 ETSU (VS) W 56 51 

M3 Tennessee Tech (NI) L 59 74 

M4 MSTU (NI) W 63 52 

(TI) Tennessee Invita�onal Tournament 


(NI) NAIB Regional Tournament 

1 9 5 2 - 5 3 

Record: 14-15 

N20 MTSU W 68 67 

N27 Freed-Hardeman W 83 53 



J1 MTSU W 61 60 



J9 at Birmingham Southern L 53 62 

J10 at UT-Cha�anooga W 86 74 


J16 ETSU L 61 66 

J17 Union W 67 57 

J22 at Lincoln W 74 66 

J23 at Milligan L 72 79 

J24 at ETSU L 61 66 

J27 at Aus�n Peay L 56 62 

J30 Birmingham Southern W 82 62 






F13 UT-Cha�anooga W 77 71 


F19 MTSU (VS) W 85 75 


F21 Union (VS) L 64 68 

M3 at ETSU (NI) L 54 60 

M4 at Aus�n Peay (NI) W 70 66 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at Clarksville, TN 

(NI) NAIA Tournament 



1 9 5 3 - 5 4 

Record: 8-19 

N24 Bethel W 75 70 


N30 Florence State L 54 75 


D10 at MTSU L 70 83 

D11 Belmont L 53 72 

D14 at Abilene Chris�an W 65 60 

D15 at Hardin-Simmons L 35 80 

J5 Belmont L 64 85 

J7 ETSU L 53 56 



J12 UTC W 61 50 

J15 Freed Hardeman W 39 38 

J16 Milligan College W 66 58 


J21 at Florence State L 67 69 

J22 Birmingham-Southern W 73 59 


J28 at Tennessee Tech L NA NA 

J29 at UTC L 70 82 

J30 at Birmingham Southern L NA NA 

F2 MTSU [OT] L 77 87 

F6 at ETSU L NA NA 


F13 Union L 66 75 

F18 MTSU (VS) L 66 73 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at Johnson City, TN. 

1 9 5 4 - 5 5 

Record: 8-15 

N22 Belmont L 64 69 

N23 at Union W 71 63 

N25 at Freed Hardeman W 72 69 

N29 Birmingham Southern L 69 87 

D1 University of Tennessee L 38 95 

D3 Freed Hardeman W 63 61 

D4 MTSU W 90 75 


D16 Florence State L 63 69 






J22 at UTC L 69 71 

J24 at Vanderbilt L 61 88 


J29 Union L 78 94 


F3 UTC W 84 67 

F5 ETSU L 68 83 

F11 Abilene L 66 74 

F17 ETSU (VS) L 60 82 

(VS) VSAC Tournament at McQuiddy Gym 

1 9 5 5 - 5 6 

Record: 15-16 


N29 at Union L 75 76 


D10 at Mississippi L 78 109 

D12 at Abilene L 83 86 

D15 at East Texas State L 59 83 

D28 MTSU (CA) L 69 75 

D29 Belmont (CA) L 67 75 

J3 ETSU L 58 72 

J6 Aus�n Peay L 58 69 


J10 Tennessee Tech W 76 69 

J12 at UTC W 83 53 

J16 at Lincoln Memorial L 59 74 




J27 Freed Hardeman W 75 51 

J28 Belmont W 71 56 

J31 Union W 101 64 

F2 UTC W 66 51 

F4 MTSU [OT] W 76 75 

F10 at Florence State W 90 80 




F17 Belmont (VS) W 73 66 

F18 ETSU (VS) L 63 65 

F23 Belmont (NI) W 73 66 

M1 at Aus�n Peay (NI) W 74 73 

M6 at ETSU (NI) L 67 80 


(NI) NAIA District 24 Tournament 

(CA) Capital City Invita�onal Tournament at 

McQuiddy Gym 

1 9 5 6 - 5 7 

Record: 6-18 



D7 Abilene W 87 79 

NA Mercer L 66 82 

NA Georgia L 63 86 


NA Delta State (CA) L 57 71 

NA Aus�n Peay (CA) L 61 68 

NA Union L 48 54 

NA Aus�n Peay L 55 63 

J11 ETSU W 65 62 



NA Aus�n Peay L 57 82 

J26 at Milligan L 74 83 


J31 at Belmont (EH) L 58 77 

F2 MTSU L 73 75 

NA Freed Hardeman L 62 85 

NA Union L 74 104 


NA Tennessee Tech L 71 72 

NA Bethel (VS) W 74 59 

NA Aus�n Peay (VS) L 60 61 


(CA) Capital City Invita�onal Tournament at 

McQuiddy Gym 

(EH) East High Gym 

1 9 5 7 - 5 8 

Record: 5-16 


D2 Freed Hardeman W 94 73 



D14 at Abilene L 68 70 

D16 at Mississippi L 55 84 

J4 Union W 74 66 

J7 MTSU L 61 68 



J18 at Chris�an Brothers L 67 78 

J24 at Lincoln Memorial L 70 81 



F1 Belmont W 88 76 

F7 ETSU L 54 55 




F21 Lincoln Memorial (VS) W 86 75 


F23 Belmont (VS) L 84 87 


1 9 5 8 - 5 9 

Record: 12-12 


N29 Texas Wesleyan L 93 102 


D5 Abilene Chris�an L 69 85 

D8 at Transylvania L 68 74 

D9 at Morehead State L 81 86 


J3 at Belmont W 89 86 

J5 MTSU W 84 82 


J10 at UT Mar�n L 70 71 

J15 UT Mar�n W 77 59 


J22 Union W 92 85 




F7 Chris�an Brothers L 61 70 


F14 Belmont L 60 67 


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F18 UT Mar�n (VS) W 63 61 


F20 Lincoln Memorial (VS) L 80 82 

F21 Chris�an Brothers (NI) L 74 92 


(NI) NAIA Tournament at Jackson, TN 

1 9 5 9 - 6 0 

Record: 11-14 



D3 Transylvania L 77 87 

D5 at Chris�an Brothers L 75 76 

D11 at Belmont W 80 70 


D15 at Abilene Chris�an L 74 84 

D18 at East Texas Bap�st W 70 55 

D19 at Northwestern Louisiana L 80 91 

J4 Chris�an Brothers W 62 53 




J21 at UT Mar�n W 58 54 

J23 MTSU L 78 96 




F6 Union L 78 86 


F13 UT Mar�n L 68 71 

F18 King College (VS) W 84 67 

F19 Carson-Newman (VS) L 65 67 

F26 Belmont (NI) W 72 47 

F28 at Chris�an Brothers (NI) L 68 87 


(NI) NAIA District Playoffs in Memphis 

1 9 6 0 - 6 1 

Record: 16-10 

N28 Chris�an Brothers W 56 53 


D4 Milligan W 91 60 

D9 Georgetown (KY) L 57 62 

D15 at Transylvania L 58 83 

D16 at Campbellsville W 86 82 

D29 Delta State (QC) W 69 65 

D30 Florence State (QC) W 73 68 




J12 at MTSU [OT] W 68 66 



J21 Union W 64 62 




F4 UT Mar�n W 82 65 


F16 Campbellsville L 77 84 

F18 MTSU L 74 94 

F22 Bethel (VS) W 77 49 

F23 Carson-Newman (VS) W 70 67 


F25 Chris�an Brothers (NI) L 42 69 


(NI) NAIA Tournament at Carson-Newman 

(QC) Queen City Invita�onal Tournament 

1 9 6 1 - 6 2 

Record: 8-13 


D1 Translyvania L 76 92 

D2 at Florence State L 75 78 

D9 at Georgetown (KY) L 66 75 

D11 at Milligan W 88 52 

D12 at Carson-Newman L 54 79 

D16 at Chris�an Brothers W 58 57 

J2 at Belmont L 64 68 

J7 Carson-Newman W 67 62 








F3 Chris�an Brothers L 72 86 


F15 Union W 94 79 

F17 UT Mar�n W 58 56 

F21 Milligan (VS) L 62 68 


1 9 6 2 - 6 3 

Record: 15-11 

N27 Lambuth L 58 71 

D1 Western Kentucky (MA) W 75 68 

D3 Transylvania L 67 68 

D6 at UTC W 63 55 


D17 at Florida Southern W 69 67 

D19 at Stetson W 67 59 

D20 at Jacksonville L 70 97 



J7 UTC W 68 66 


J12 UT Mar�n W 70 64 





J31 Union W 64 62 

F2 at Chris�an Brothers L 74 84 


F14 at UT Mar�n W 70 60 


F20 Bethel [OT] (VS) W 58 56 


F22 Tennessee Wesleyan (VS) L 75 83 

F28 Tennessee Wesleyan (NI) L 72 83 

(MA) Municipal Auditorium 


(NI) District 27 NAIA Tournament 

1 9 6 3 - 6 4 

Record: 5-19 

D2 St. Bernard L 57 61 

D6 Tennessee Wesleyan L 61 63 


D14 at Saint Bernard L 65 77 

D16 at Troy (AI) L 70 90 

D17 UTC (AI) L 60 63 

D20 Mississippi College (OI) L 57 59 

D21 Sewanee (OI) L 85 97 

J4 at Translyvania L 55 74 

J6 at Bellarmine L 55 56 






J27 at UTC L 71 83 

J30 Chris�an Brothers L 65 87 


F6 at Chris�an Brothers W 88 62 

F8 Union W 66 65 

F13 at Belmont L 79 80 

F15 UT Mar�n L 59 65 

F19 Lincoln Memorial (VS) [OT] W 89 85 



(OI) Oglethorpe Invita�onal Tournament 

(AI) Alabama Invita�onal Tournament 

1 9 6 4 - 6 5 

Record: 14-11 

N30 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 76 81 

D4 at Belmont L 56 82 

D5 Transylvania L NA NA 


D14 at Millsaps W 74 57 

D15 at Belhaven W 66 61 

D17 at Southwestern W 74 69 

J2 UT Mar�n L 56 59 

J7 Southwestern W 90 65 


J11 UTC L 57 68 

J14 University of the South [OT] W 63 61 





F1 Bethel [3OT] W NA NA 

F4 at University of the South L NA NA 




F11 Union L NA NA 

F13 Birmingham-Southern W 94 80 

F17 Lincoln Memorial (VS) W 60 57 

F18 Union (VS) W 58 54 

F19 Tusculum (VS) W 60 53 


(VS) VSAC Tournament at Belmont 

1 9 6 5 - 6 6 

Record: 20-4 

N19 Shorter College (KI) L 60 75 

N20 Hun�ngdon (KI) W 91 65 

D3 Bellhaven W 101 74 

D4 Millsaps W 77 53 

D11 at Sewanee W 74 71 

D14 at Lynchburg W 89 72 

D15 at Washington and Lee W 83 70 

D16 at Bridgewater W 86 68 





J17 at UTC W 80 66 

J21 Tennessee Wesleyan W 67 65 




F10 at Belmont W 75 71 

F12 Sewanee W 66 61 

F17 at Transylvania W 77 76 


F24 at Georgetown (KY) L 85 96 

M1 Union Kentucky (NI) W 93 64 

M2 Carson-Newman (NI) L 54 67 

(KI) Kiwanis Invita�onal in Rome, Georgia 


1 9 6 6 - 6 7 

Record: 8-14 

N22 Lambuth W 67 59 

N25 at Athens (AI) L 79 95 

N26 St. Bernard (AI) L 86 92 

D1 Belmont L 79 82 

D3 Translyvania W 74 67 


D15 at MacMurray L 99 110 

D19 at Oglethorpe (OI) L 63 90 

D20 North Carolina College (OI) L 69 74 

J9 UTC W 81 76 

J14 at Southwestern L 65 91 

J16 at Sewanee L 65 71 


J23 Athens L 62 78 


J30 at UTC L 84 92 

F4 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 78 81 

F9 Sewanee W 57 56 

F11 Southwestern L 48 52 

F18 at Birmingham-Southern L 84 106 

F23 at Georgetown (KY) L 88 122 

F25 Berry W 82 70 

(AI) Athens Invita�onal Tournament 

(OI) Oglethorpe Invita�onal Tournament 

1 9 6 7 - 6 8 

Record: 9-14 

N14 at Tennessee Temple W 100 70 

N24 at Athens (TI) L 82 93 

N25 St. Bernard (TI) L 96 99 

N28 Harding L 72 77 

D2 at Belmont L 86 102 

D4 University of the South W NA NA 

D9 at Translyvania L NA NA 

D11 at Lambuth L NA NA 

D18 at Union L NA NA 

D19 at UT Mar�n W 77 67 

J4 at UTC [OT] W 68 64 

J6 at Berry W 68 66 

J8 Athens L 54 60 

J15 Translyvania L 53 82 


J27 at Birmingham-Southern L 76 85 


F1 UTC W 74 69 

F3 Georgetown (KY) L 61 64 


F10 Tennessee Temple W 81 53 

F15 at University of the South L 56 65 

F17 Birmingham-Southern L 83 91 

(TI) Athens Thanksgiving Invita�onal 

1 9 6 8 - 6 9 

Record: 9-15 

N22 NA (KT) NA NA NA 

N23 NA (KT) NA NA NA 

N26 Tennessee Temple NA NA NA 

N28 at Harding L 73 78 

D2 Georgetown NA NA NA 

D10 at Athens L 63 72 

D12 at Samford W 70 68 

J2 Union L 57 72 

J4 Athens W 71 66 

J6 University of the South W 64 55 

J9 UTC L 77 81 


J13 UT Mar�n W 82 67 

J16 at University of the South L 44 47 



J25 at Birmingham-Southern W 84 81 


J30 Southwestern NA NA NA 

F1 Calvary NA NA NA 

F4 at Southwestern L 54 70 

F6 at UTC L 62 77 



(KT) Kiwanis Tip-Off Tournament at Rome, Ga. 

1 9 6 9 - 7 0 

Record: 6-19 

N20 Harding W 78 66 

N25 Athens L 74 89 

N27 at Harding L NA NA 

D2 at Tennessee Temple W 98 62 

D5 at Tusculum L 64 74 

D6 at Calvary L 77 86 

D12 at Livingston State [OT] L 91 94 

D13 at West Florida L 67 76 

D15 at Hun�ngdon L 77 104 


J9 West Florida L 61 74 

J10 Tusculum W 93 53 

J13 at University of the South L 69 70 

J15 at Birmingham-Southern W NA NA 



J27 Samford L 58 69 



F3 at Centre W 101 89 

F5 Southwestern L NA NA 

F7 Birmingham-Southern[OT] L 71 73 

F9 at Translyvania L NA NA 

F12 at Athens L 76 87 


1 9 7 0 - 7 1 

Record: 8-14 


N24 Athens W 90 85 

N26 at Harding W 80 76 

D3 Tusculum NA NA NA 

D5 at Chris�an Brothers NA NA NA 

D12 Samford (SC) NA NA NA 


D17 at Athens NA NA NA 

J4 Chris�an Brothers NA NA NA 

J7 Hun�ngdon NA NA NA 

J9 at Tusculum NA NA NA 



J23 Translyvania W 99 84 

J26 at Southwestern L 87 99 

J28 Birmingham-Southern W 83 77 

F2 at Translyvania L 80 100 

F6 University of the South L 66 85 

F9 Florence State [OT] L 104 106 


F15 at Birmingham-Southern L 79 99 

F19 Centre W 101 87 

(SC) Sertoma Classic at Birmingham, Ala. 

1 9 7 1 - 7 2 

Record: 16-11 



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N29 at Florence State L 78 110 

D3 NA (TT) L NA NA 

D4 NA (TT) L NA NA 

D11 at Lambuth W 104 92 

D14 at Columbus W 96 79 

D16 at Hun�ngdon L 79 96 

D18 at West Florida L 83 91 


J8 Northern Kentucky W 93 77 

J10 at Indiana State W 77 75 


J15 at Southwestern W 84 69 

NA at Athens L 86 91 


J27 Lambuth [2OT] W 89 84 


F5 Northern Kentucky State W 89 84 

F7 Belmont [2OT] L 76 79 

F12 Indiana State W 100 77 

F15 at Sewanee W 105 89 



(TT) Translyvania Tournament in Lexington, KY. 

1 9 7 2 - 7 3 

Record: 4-20 



N27 at Birmingham-Southern L 71 88 

D2 at Translyvania L NA NA 

D9 at Ashland NA NA NA 

D11 at O�erbein NA NA NA 

J5 NA NA NA NA 

J6 NA NA NA NA 

J9 Lambuth NA NA NA 

J11 at Southwestern NA NA NA 

J13 Birmingham-Southern NA NA NA 


J22 at Lambuth NA NA NA 

J25 at University of the South NA NA NA 

J28 Chris�an Brothers NA NA NA 

F1 at Florence State L 70 94 

F3 Translyvania L NA NA 

F8 at Belmont [OT] L 63 69 


F12 Southwestern W NA NA 


F19 University of the South L 72 74 

F22 Union L NA NA 

F23 West Florida L NA NA 

(TT) Translyvania Tournament in Lexington, KY. 

1 9 7 3 - 7 4 

Record: 15-15 

N15 Harding W NA NA 


N22 Shorter W 79 67 

N23 at Tenn Temple [OT] (TU) W 85 81 

N24 Belmont L 60 78 

N29 Chris�an Brothers W NA NA 

D1 Florence State L 67 91 

D8 at Rollins L NA NA 

D11 at Stetson L NA NA 

D14 at West Florida L NA NA 

D17 at Indiana Southeastern L NA NA 

J3 William Penn L NA NA 

J5 Tennessee Temple L NA NA 

J10 Birmingham Southern L 59 74 

J14 at Lambuth L NA NA 




J24 UT Mar�n L 78 85 

J26 at Birmingham-Southern L NA NA 

F2 Indiana Southeastern W 81 72 


F8 West Florida W 73 55 

F9 Franklin W 87 82 

F12 at Tennessee Temple W 89 72 

F14 Translyvania [OT] W 86 81 




(TU) Tennessee Temple University Tournament 



1 9 7 4 - 7 5 

Record: 11-19 


N16 at Campbellsville L 68 69 


N21 at Georgetown (KY) L 79 104 

N23 at Berea W 82 81 


N30 at University of the South L 74 85 

D5 at Freed-Hardeman W 92 74 

D7 at Bellarmine L 59 93 



J4 Indiana Southeast L 60 80 

J6 at North Alabama L 70 84 

J11 at Indiana State W 84 70 



J20 at Lambuth L 70 77 



J27 Georgetown (KY) L 82 107 

J30 Bellarmine L 75 86 

F1 Campbellsville W 70 67 


F7 at Indiana Southeast W 89 81 

F8 at Franklin L 107 109 

F10 at Indiana State W 98 87 

F14 at Centre L 68 75 



F22 Tennessee Wesleyan W 79 68 

1 9 7 5 - 7 6 

Record: 11-19 



N18 Tennessee Temple L 57 67 

N21 Lincoln Memorial (BU) L 62 68 

N22 Georgetown (KY) W 73 56 


D1 North Alabama L 62 74 

D4 at University of the South W 60 58 

D6 at Georgetown (KY) W 72 70 

D13 at Tennessee Temple L 56 65 

D15 at Troy State L 45 56 

D16 at St. Leo L 46 49 


J10 at Indiana Southeast W 74 56 

J13 at Translyvania L 60 73 

J17 at Indiana Southeast L 50 65 


J22 at Tennessee Wesleyan L 52 72 


J27 Harding W 85 75 



F3 at Bellarmine L 62 72 

F7 Union L 56 64 

F9 at Southern Tech W 57 52 

F14 Indiana Southeast L 48 51 




F26 at Indiana State L 88 101 

(BU) at Belmont University 

1 9 7 6 - 7 7 

Record: 17-10 

N9 Southern Benedic�ne L 62 70 


N13 Union W 82 72 

N16 at Trevcca W 73 63 

N19 Freed-Hardeman [OT] (BU) L 81 92 

N20 Tennessee Wesleyan W 83 80 

N23 Campbellsville W 84 56 

N29 LaGrange [OT] L 79 87 

D2 University of the South W 85 75 

D4 Southwestern W 87 68 

D11 at Oglethorpe W 77 61 


D18 North Alabama L 69 83 



J15 Indiana Southeast W 66 58 


J25 Translyvania [OT] L 79 85 

J28 at University of the South W 56 38 

J31 Trevecca W 78 64 

NA Freed-Hardeman W 67 65 

F5 Bellarmine W 79 69 

F7 Southern Tech Ins�tute W 44 41 




F22 Tennessee Temple L 71 75 

(BU) at Belmont University 

1 9 7 7 - 7 8 

Record: 21-6 

N8 Freed-Hardeman L 50 75 

N15 at Trevecca W 75 60 

N18 at Campbellsville W 80 63 

N19 Tennessee Temple W 71 68 

N22 Oglethorpe W 57 56 

N28 Tusculum L 80 81 

N29 Tusculum W 70 55 

D1 St.Leo W 59 58 

J3 Missouri Bap�st W 61 51 

J5 Greenville W 71 59 

J7 John Wesley W 63 53 

J9 Westmar W 94 65 


J14 at Tennessee Temple L 69 91 

J21 Tennessee Temple W 71 61 

NA Southwestern at Memphis W 69 62 


NA Union W 79 73 

NA Trevecca W 89 73 

NA at Indiana Southeast W 71 54 

NA at Freed-Hardeman L 61 74 

NA at University of the South W 77 67 



F20 University of the South W 61 49 


F28 Indiana Southeast W 83 65 

1 9 7 8 - 7 9 

Record: 21-12 

N9 Lee W 75 72 

N11 Missouri Bap�st W 89 62 


N17 Freed-Hardeman (N) W 60 59 

N18 Trevecca L 64 70 

N21 Milligan L 59 74 

N27 Troy State W 65 57 

N30 Simpson W 86 74 

D2 LaGrange L 65 66 

D9 at Milligan W 69 58 


J2 Tiffin W 63 47 

J4 School of the Ozarks W 83 68 

J6 Tennessee Temple L 55 64 

J8 John Wesley W 67 66 


J13 at Tennessee Temple L 66 84 





J25 at Lee L 73 91 


F1 Culver-Stockton W 77 69 

F3 Union W 74 69 

F6 Trevecca W 61 42 


F12 Southwestern at Memphis W 71 70 


F20 Translyvania L 48 52 


F24 at Indiana Southeast L 82 94 


(N) Neutral Site 

1 9 7 9 - 8 0 

Record: 15-15 

N6 Trevecca L 74 87 


N10 at Milligan W 64 61 

NA at Trevecca L 52 59 

N16 Trevecca [OT] (BC) W 72 71 

N17 Belmont [OT] (BC) L 68 71 

NA at Lambuth L 85 98 

NA Tusculum L 71 73 

NA Oklahoma Chris�an L 79 91 


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NA at Tennessee Temple L 79 87 

NA at Union L 84 99 

NA at University of the South W 68 58 

NA at Tusculum L 71 86 

NA St. Mary’s W 84 70 



NA Milligan W 85 69 

J20 Union L 77 91 

J22 Steed W 89 80 

J23 Steed W 87 81 

NA at Lee L 82 92 

J29 Southwestern at Memphis W 78 66 


F2 Indiana Southeast L 64 65 

F8 Lee W 93 90 


F13 Tusculum L 82 83 




(BC) Bison Basketball Classic 

1 9 8 0 - 8 1 

Record: 25-11 

N11 Tennessee Temple L 87 94 

N15 LaGrange W 88 53 

N18 Carson-Newman W 84 72 

N21 Belmont (PC) W 74 62 

N22 Trevecca (PC) W 74 66 

N25 Steed W Forfeit 

D1 Greenville W 80 71 

D4 at Union L 71 74 

D6 Monmouth W 107 81 


D13 at Lambuth L 76 79 

D15 at LeMoyne-Owen L 64 66 

J3 at North Alabama L 52 57 

J5 Aurora W 83 60 

J8 at Trevecca L 47 61 





J22 LeMoyne-Owen L 72 83 


J29 Union W 87 73 



F5 North Alabama W 93 89 



F12 at Belmont [2OT] W 67 60 


F16 at Freed-Hardeman W 67 59 


F22 Freed-Hardeman (VS) W 96 77 

F23 Trevecca (VS) L 56 64 

F28 Lambuth (DP) W 98 80 

M1 LeMoyne-Owen (DP) W 87 80 

M2 Lincoln Memorial (DP) L 72 77 

(PC) Purity Bison Classic 

(VS) VSAC Playoffs in Memphis 

(DP) District 24 Playoffs in Memphis 

1 9 8 1 - 8 2 

Record: 32-5 


N14 Covenant W 88 38 

N16 Lee W 84 63 

N20 Belmont (PB) W 91 75 

N21 Freed-Hardeman (PB) W 80 65 

N24 at Alabama-Huntsville W 54 39 

N30 Berry W 83 56 

D3 Union W 97 67 

D5 North Carolina Wesleyan W 79 48 

D11 at Lambuth W 70 52 

D14 at LeMoyne-Owen L 58 61 

D29 at Hawaii-Loa W 74 73 

J5 Olivet W 77 67 

J7 Trevecca L 60 73 

J9 Hope W 72 68 

J11 at Belmont [OT] W 50 49 

J14 at Freed-Hardeman W 79 77 


J18 at Chris�an Brothers W 70 67 

J21 LeMoyne-Owen W 82 68 


J25 Bethel [OT] W 84 80 


J30 at Indiana Southeast [OT] W 62 59 


F4 at Tennessee Temple W 55 52 


F9 at Trevecca L 34 38 



F15 Freed-Hardeman W 84 65 

F21 Lambuth (VS) W 95 69 

F22 Bethel (VS) L 68 80 

F27 Belmont (DT) W 51 50 

M2 Bethel (DT) W 83 66 

M4 Carson-Newman (DT) W 86 76 

M8 Kearney State (NI) L 87 92 

(PB) Purity Bison Classic 

(VS) VSAC playoffs 


(DT) District 24 Tournament 

1 9 8 2 - 8 3 

Record: 19-14 


N15 Lincoln Memorial L 54 56 

N19 Alabama Chris�an (PB) W 68 59 

N20 Tennessee Temple (PB) W 56 55 

N23 Berry W 75 65 

N29 Fisk W 70 44 


D4 Alabama-Huntsville L 62 72 

D10 Montevallo (MC) L 74 83 

D11 Alabama-Huntsville (MC) L 58 82 

D13 at Valdosta State L 64 66 

J4 Wabash W 64 59 


J8 Lee W 72 64 




J17 Alabama Chris�an W 79 66 



J27 Union W 74 72 



F3 at Tennessee Temple L 44 52 


F8 Trevecca L 64 65 




F17 Auburn-Montgomery W 58 56 


F22 Chris�an Brothers (VS) L 60 70 

M5 at Trevecca (DT) L 82 103 


(MC) Montgomery Classic at Aurburn University 





1 9 8 3 - 8 4 

Record: 30-5 


N12 Alabama-Huntsville W 83 68 

N19 Tusculum (PB) W 86 78 

N20 Lincoln Memorial (PB) W 85 72 

N22 at Alabama-Huntsville* W 101 81 

N26 at Mississippi L 56 58 

N28 St. Mary’s W 77 53 


D3 Alabama Chris�an W 99 67 

D12 at Hawaii Pacific L 74 81 

D14 at Hawaii-Hilo W 91 86 

D17 at Hawaii Loa W 91 67 

J3 Lubbock Chris�an W 64 63 


J7 Taylor W 82 65 









F4 Oakland City W 66 58 





F16 Chris�an Brothers W 75 72 


F25 Lambuth (VS) W 93 88 

F27 Freed-Hardeman (VS) W 86 67 

F29 Chris�an Brothers (VS) W 61 57 

M3 Union (DT) W 75 64 

M5 Chris�an Brothers (DT) L 86 106 

(PB) 

* Forfeit 

(VS) VSAC Tournament in McQuiddy 

(DT) District 24 Tournament in McQuiddy 

1 9 8 4 - 8 5 

Record: 25-9 

N6 Brescia W 87 62 

N10 Alabama Chris�an W 104 55 

N16 Bryan (PB) W 90 72 

N17 Cumberland [OT] (PB) W 68 66 

N24 at Fisk W 78 70 

N26 Philander Smith W 94 83 


D1 Knox W 86 66 

D7 at Alabama-Huntsville L 85 97 

D8 Alabama Chris�an W 53 38 

J3 Wisconsin-Pla�eville[OT] W 81 80 

J5 Milligan W 74 66 

J7 Belmont [2OT] W 69 66 




J19 Chris�an Brothers [OT] L 61 64 


J24 Union W 71 63 









F23 Belmont (VS) W 93 82 

F25 at Chris�an Brothers (vs) L 61 77 

M2 at Chris�an Brothers [OT](DT)W 81 77 

M4 at Bethel (DT) W 93 86 

M7 at Lincoln Memorial (DT) W 69 60 

M13 William Carey (NI) W 68 66 

M14 Fort Hays State (NI) L 48 55 


(VS) VSAC Tournament in McQuiddy 

(vs) VSAC Tournament 



1 9 8 5 - 8 6 

Record: 35-4 

N2 Bryan College W 77 67 




N14 Flagler W 88 46 

N18 Cumberland W 93 70 

N19 Lee W 97 76 

N22 Cumberland (PB) W 96 64 

N23 Trevecca (PB) W 84 73 

N26 Alabama-Huntsville W 106 68 

N30 at Cumberland W 93 55 

D7 Milligan W 87 59 









J27 at Belmont [OT] W 89 79 


F1 Taylor L 58 59 



F10 Union [2OT] L 85 86 


F18 at Trevecca W 88 82 

F22 Cumberland (TC) W 80 75 

F24 Union (TC) W 87 85 

F26 Chris�an Brothers (TC) W 79 70 

M1 Bethel (DT) W 100 95 

M3 Trevecca (DT) W 99 78 

M6 Lincoln Memorial (DT) W 93 77 

M13 Minnesota-Duluth (NI) W 62 56 

M14 Emporia State (NI) W 79 76 

M15 Central Washington (NI) W 80 64 

M17 St. Thomas Aquinas (NI) W 102 91 

M18 *Arkansas Mon�cello* W 67 54 


(TC) TCAC Tournament in McQuiddy Gym 

(DT) District 24 Tournament in McQuidddy 

Gym 


* NAIA Na�onal Championship 

1 9 8 6 - 8 7 

Record: 27-6 


N6 Lincoln Memorial W 99 88 




N15 West Virginia Tech W 89 84 

N17 Oakland City L 78 83 

N20 Cumberland (TC) W 114 82 

N21 Belmont (TC) W 105 68 

N22 Trevecca (TC) W 99 93 

N25 Fisk W 112 84 

D6 Cumberland W 98 87 


J3 Bristol W 97 81 

J5 Albion W 109 78 





J19 Union W 97 96 












F26 Union (DT)* W 100 98 

M2 at Trevecca [2OT] (DT) L 106 112 


(DT)* District 24 Tournament in McQuiddy 

Gym 

(DT) District 24 Tournament at Trevecca. 

1 9 8 7 - 8 8 

Record: 33-3 


N9 Cumberland W 111 77 

N12 Arkansas Bap�st W 134 90 


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N16 Milligan W 89 47 

N19 Freed-Hardeman (TC) W 100 85 

N20 Union (TC) W 146 72 


N24 Master’s W 140 87 


D5 Fisk W 124 72 



J4 West Virginia Tech W 105 94 








J28 Trevecca [2OT] W 126 116 





F13 Union W 95 82 



F22 Belmont [OT] L 95 106 


M3 Trevecca (DT)* W 110 92 

M7 Bethel (DT)* W 117 98 

M10 at Lee (DT) W 110 109 

M17 East Texas Bap�st (NI) W 89 63 

M18 Idaho (NI) L 108 123 

(TC) TCAC Tournament in McQuiddy 

(DT)*District 24 Tournament in McQuiddy 



1 9 8 8 - 8 9 

Record: 38-2 


N3 Dana W 115 71 

N7 Virginia Intermont W 122 65 



N17 Union (TC) W 111 103 




N28 at Tennessee Temple W 87 71 

D1 Lindey Wilson (CC) W 100 88 

D2 Birmingham Southern (CC) W 96 80 

D3 Taylor (CC) W 86 56 

D5 Fisk W 140 63 

D9 Lee (PB) W 113 94 

D10 Lincoln Memorial (PB) W 122 109 

D15 Westmont (WH) W 88 74 

D16 West Virginia Tech (WH) W 106 101 

D17 Washburn (WH) W 98 89 

J5 Benedic�ne W 123 89 


J9 West Virginia Tech W 101 83 


J14 Bethel W 139 108 





J28 at Union W 111 105 

J30 at Trevecca W 108 96 


F4 at Bethel L 99 116 





F18 Union W 135 103 


F27 Union (DT) W 123 103 

M4 Belmont (DT) L 98 105 


(CC) at Belmont’s Coca-Cola Classic 


(WH) Washburn Holiday Tournament 

(DT) NAIA District 24 Tournament in McQuiddy 

1 9 8 9 - 9 0 

Record: 41-5 


N4 Bluefield W 122 64 


N11 Missouri Bap�st W 127 108 

N13 Oral Roberts W 138 130 


N17 Union (TC) W 119 107 


N20 Bellevue W 130 91 

N24 at Biola, CA (MD) W 102 73 

N25 at Minnesota-Duluth (MD) L 75 97 

N28 at Birmingham Southern L 110 117 

N30 Henderson State (CC) W 92 73 

D1 Trevecca (CC) W 110 85 

D2 at Belmont (CC) L 81 86 

D5 Bristol W 119 80 

D8 Shawnee State (PB) W 120 75 

D9 Belmont (PB) W 97 94 


J4 Alderson-Broaddus W 110 89 

J6 West Virginia Tech L 104 106 

J8 Talladega W 117 106 








J29 Union W 120 99 







F17 Belmont (MG) W 124 107 


F26 Bethel (DT)* W 107 89 

F28 Belmont (DT)* W 113 101 

M3 Lee (DT)* W 128 100 

M5 at Lee (DT) W 139 98 

M13 Midland Lutheran (NI) W 92 73 

M15 Central Arkansas (NI) W 70 66 

M16 Pfeiffer, NC (NI) W 125 83 

M17 Birmingham Southern (NI) L 96 98 


(MD) Minnesota-Duluth Classic 

(CC) at Belmont’s Coca Classic 


(MG) at Memorial Gymnasium 

(DT*) District 24 Tournament at McQuiddy Gym 



1 9 9 0 - 9 1 

Record: 35-4 


N5 Talladega W 101 93 


N12 Brewton Parker W 123 79 

N15 Chris�an Brothers (TC) W 109 75 

N16 Bethel (TC) W 103 85 


N20 University of the South W 111 76 

N27 Birmingham Southern W 90 81 

N29 Arkansas Mon�cello W 79 75 

D1 Missouri Bap�st W 99 84 

D7 Limestone W 115 99 

D8 Minnesota-Duluth L 88 96 

J3 Alderson Broaddus W 125 108 

J5 Avere� W Forfeit 

J7 Columbia W 120 92 

J10 Union W 97 78 








J31 at Union[OT] L 97 113 


F4 Chris�an Brothers[OT] L 96 97 






F25 Union (DT) W 97 92 

F27 Trevecca (DT) W 104 85 

M2 at King College (DT) W 106 98 



M4 King College (DT) W 106 89 

M12 Holy Family (NI) W 106 75 

M13 Briar Cliff (NI) W 89 87 

M14 Pfeiffer (NI) L 95 105 




1 9 9 1 - 9 2 

Record: 31-5 

N2 Concordia W 126 76 



N16 Concord W 132 102 


N22 Lambuth (TC) W 84 70 


N25 at MTSU L 66 79 

N30 Hanover W 97 89 

D2 Fisk W 151 66 

D6 Indiana Southeast (PB) W 94 81 

D7 Alderson Broaddus (PB) W 116 75 

D14 at Hawaii Loa [OT] W 127 122 

J3 Illinois Benedic�ne W 101 64 

J4 Hope W 101 98 

J6 Concordia, Illinois W 133 61 











F13 Union W 105 84 



F22 Belmont [2OT] L 103 109 


F29 at Bethel [OT] L 99 103 

M4 Lambuth (DT) W 97 74 

M7 Union [OT] (DT) L 104 109 

M17 Findley (NI) W 67 66 

M19 BYU-Hawaii (NI) L 66 90 

(TC) TCAC Tournament in Jackson, TN. 




1 9 9 2 - 9 3 

Record: 34-4 

N7 King W 96 68 

N9 Allen W 128 65 

N12 Williams Bap�st W 121 71 


N16 Concordia, Texas W 146 89 

N19 Freed-Hardeman (TC) W 107 68 


N21 Belmont (TC) L 87 93 

N23 Rust W 124 77 

N28 Olivet Nazarene W 96 82 

N30 MidAmerica Nazarene W 94 93 

D4 Virginia Intermont (PB) W 113 102 

D5 Oklahoma Bap�st (PB) W 115 112 

D7 TSU (VU) W 87 69 

J4 St. Vincent College W 98 79 

J9 Michigan-Dearborn W 106 88 



J16 Union W 100 79 



J25 Belmont (VU) W 100 72 







F18 at Chris�an Brothers[OT] W 109 108 




M3 Freed-Hardeman (DT) W 105 94 

M5 Lee College (DT) W 110 98 

M10 Chris�an Brothers (DT) W 86 78 

M17 McKendree (NI) W 87 72 

M18 Life (NI) W 94 89 

M19 Georgetown, KY (NI) L 91 101 



(VU) at Vanderbilt 



1 9 9 3 - 9 4 

Record: 29-6 

N4 Williams Bap�st W 115 50 

N6 Virginia Intermont W 127 99 

N11 Allen W 142 43 




N20 Union (TC) W 92 83 


N27 Alderson-Broaddus W 110 90 

D3 Mount Senario (PB) W 114 79 

D4 Athens State (PB) L 91 94 

D9 Life W 92 89 

D11 Covenant W 104 53 

D17 at Concordia W 80 69 

J6 Aquinas W 108 89 


J13 at Freed-Hardeman [OT] W 109 103 

J17 Union W 74 72 

J20 at Bethel [OT] W 82 80 




J29 Belmont (VU) L 89 92 




F12 Trevecca (BE) W 133 92 





M1 Freed-Hardeman (TC) W 120 65 

M5 at Christ Bros. (TC) [OT] W 107 106 

M8 at Belmont (TC) L 84 88 

M15 St. Mary’s, TX (NI) L 62 77 




(BE) at Belmont 


1 9 9 4 - 9 5 

Record: 30-7 


N5 Huston Tillotson W 129 05 

N10 Union W 116 84 

N12 Bluefield W 134 89 


N18 King College (CR) W 90 49 

N19 St. Xavier, IL (CR) W 93 82 



D2 Rosary (PB) W 125 94 

D3 Arkansas Tech (PB) L 93 110 


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D10 Faulkner W 118 98 

J7 Evangel W 91 63 


J12 Union W 109 83 










F6 Belmont L 104 115 

F9 at Mar�n Methodist W 116 80 






F27 Bethel (TC) W 90 84 

M2 Lambuth (TC) W 87 74 

M6 at Belmont (TC) L 82 92 

M14 Oklahoma Bap�st (NI) W 74 63 

M16 Montana St.-Northern (NI) L 78 92 

(CR) Chuck Ross Invita�onal 


(TC) TCAC Tournament 


1 9 9 5 - 9 6 

Record: 33-6 


N4 Judson W 97 63 


N11 Michigan Chris�an W 131 77 


N24 at Oklahoma City (OK) L 86 99 

N25 at Oklahoma Bap�st (OK) L 98 105 

D1 Voorhees, SC W 109 80 

D2 Alderson-Broaddus W 96 88 

D4 Rust W 89 55 

D9 Hannibal LaGrange W 100 78 

D12 Belmont (VU) W 99 75 

D16 at BYU-Hawaii W 90 81 

J4 Goshen W 101 71 






J20 Union W 73 63 










F17 at Mar�n Methodist L 92 93 



F29 Lambuth (TC) W 105 81 

M2 Union (TC) W 111 71 

M5 Belmont (TC) W 68 62 

M12 Talladega, AL (NI) W 91 78 

M14 McKendree, IL (NI) W 95 87 

M15 East Central, OK (NI) W 93 75 

M16 Georgetown, KY (NI) L 84 97 

(OK) Oklahoma City University Classic 





1 9 9 6 - 9 7 

Record: 30-6 

N2 Lambuth W 105 56 

N9 Bap�st Bible W 100 92 


N14 Michigan Chris�an W 78 75 

N16 Indiana Southeast W 101 76 

N22 Sue Benne� (CR) W 101 76 

N23 Athens State (CR) W 106 68 

D3 O�erbein W 95 60 

D6 Ohio State Newark (PB) W 106 48 

D7 Oklahoma City (PB) L 85 95 

D13 Life (UC) L 87 108 

D14 Knoxville College (UC) W 73 60 

J4 Concordia W 101 76 

J6 Hope L 72 88 


J16 at Berry W 83 63 



J23 Williams Bap�st W 97 58 


J27 at Lee W 93 64 

J30 at Mar�n Methodist W 88 85 


F3 at Williams Bap�st W 70 58 


F10 Lee W 120 73 

F13 Mar�n Methodist W 71 67 



F22 Berry W 72 60 

F24 Union W 91 83 


M4 Mar�n Methodist (TT) W 79 47 

M8 Berry (TT) W 72 64 

M11 Bimingham-Southern (TT) L 71 74 

M18 Point Park, PA (NI) L 100 111 



(UC) Union University Classic 

(TT) Transouth Tournament at McQuiddy 


1 9 9 7 - 9 8 

Record: 26-8 

N1 Pikeville W 83 78 

N3 Mt. Senario W 82 65 

N8 Michigan Dearborn W 119 89 

N10 Rochester W 82 65 

N14 Shreiner (CR) W 92 76 

N15 Concord [OT] (CR) W 105 101 


N25 at Chris�an Brothers W 91 77 

D2 Lambuth L 88 100 

D5 Athens State (PB) L 85 91 

D6 Taylor (PB) W 75 63 

D8 Rust W 121 78 

D12 Lindsey Wilson (CC) W 96 90 

D13 Claflin (CC) W 75 60 

J3 Goshen W 77 55 

J5 Fresno Pacific W 84 66 

J6 Wilmington W 104 68 

J12 Freed-Hardeman L 79 92 

J15 at Lyon [OT] L 72 75 

J17 at Williams Bap�st W 81 56 

J22 Union W 87 57 


J31 at Mar�n Methodist W 81 57 

F5 Birmingham Southern L 73 84 


F12 at Berry W 88 79 

F14 at Lee W 109 98 


F19 Lyon W 93 63 

F21 Williams Bap�st W 110 64 



M3 Williams Bap�st (TT) W 72 58 

M7 at Freed-Hardeman (TT) L 64 83 



(CC) Cumberland University Classic 

(TT) Transouth Tournament 

1 9 9 8 - 9 9 

Record: 25-9 

O31 Michigan Dearborn W 100 90 



N17 Trevecca W 104 70 

N20 Pa�on CA W 114 77 

N21 Athens State W 92 58 

N27 William Carey (UC) W 105 86 

N28 Claflin (UC) W 78 60 

N30 Chris�an Brothers W 120 65 

D4 Piedmont (PB) W 86 56 

D5 Lindsey Wilson [OT] (PB) L 88 91 

D7 Fisk W 74 55 

D11 Lindsey Wilson (CC) L 73 98 

D19 at BYU-Hawaii L 89 95 



J4 Rochester W 89 49 

J5 Trinity Interna�onal W 104 66 

J7 Spalding W 88 62 


J14 Lyon W 68 51 

J16 Williams Bap�st W 102 68 





F4 at Birmingham Southern L 52 74 


F11 Berry W 76 70 

F13 Lee W 115 80 


F18 at Lyon L 62 68 

F20 at Williams Bap�st W 88 53 

F24 Union L 64 71 

M2 at Lyon (TT) L 56 73 

M16 Biola (NI) L 46 51 


(UC) Union University Classic 

(CC) Cumberland Classic 



1 9 9 9 - 0 0 

Record: 34-4 

O30 Michigan-Dearborn W 106 52 

N1 Spalding W 108 83 

N5 Indiana University-NW (TC) W 140 76 

N6 Indiana University-East (TC) W 133 78 

N11 King College W 102 69 

N13 Ohio State Newark W 142 50 

N19 Central State-Ohio W 109 61 


N22 Fisk W 115 75 

N26 Cardinal Stritch W 101 61 

D3 Virginia-Intermont (PB) W 128 72 

D4 Reinhardt (PB) W 85 59 


D17 Knoxville College W 108 96 

J3 Rochester College W 91 60 

J6 Olivet Nazarene W 82 66 



J13 Lyon W 74 53 

J15 Williams Baptist W 78 67 

J20 Union [OT} W 84 79 

J24 Rust W 101 65 

J27 Lindsey Wilson L 76 88 

J29 Martin Methodist W 81 73 



F10 Berry W 86 69 

F12 Lee W 87 76 


F17 Lyon W 89 64 

F19 Williams Baptist W 114 67 

F21 Union L 81 91 

F29 Lyon (TT) W 85 71 

M4 Martin Methodist (TT) W 106 74 

M7 Birmingham-Southern (TT) W 102 95 

M14 St. Gregory’s (NI) W 77 66 

M16 Central State (NI) W 77 41 

M17 Biola (NI) L 71 82 

(TC) Taylor Classic 




2 0 0 0 - 0 1 

Record: 21-7 


N21 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 74 58 

N24 New Orleans L 83 63 

N27 Reinhardt W 91 50 

N30 Webber W 83 49 

D2 Tennessee Wesleyan W 80 60 

D4 Northern Illinois W 76 64 

D7 Lambuth W 85 76 

D14 Virginia Intermont W 94 74 

D16 Bellarmine L 93 78 

D19 Cal Poly W 92 87 

D21 Northern Arizona L 80 77 

D29 Bethel, IN W 85 74 

D30 Warner Southern W 76 73 

J3 Butler L 72 56 

J8 Rochester W 91 62 

J13 Birmingham-Southern ^ L 89 82 

J15 Athens State W 68 64 

J18 Montevallo W 82 67 


J29 Gardner-Webb W 90 76 

F3 Centenary W 91 71 

F5 Fisk W 102 49 


F10 Oakland City W 105 68 



F20 Gardner-Webb L 104 72 

^ Played at Belmont 

2 0 0 1 - 0 2 

Record: 6-21 

N19 at Tennessee-Martin L 79 86 

N21 at Morris Brown L 70 71 

N27 North Texas W 75 74 

D1 Cal Poly L 51 75 

D3 Butler L 56 76 

D6 Northern Arizona L 52 67 

D13 Reinhardt College W 87 73 

D17 at Sacramento State L 76 86 

D19 at North Texas L 81 102 

D21 at Tulane L 64 77 

D28 at UC Irvine L 62 79 

D29 at UW-Green Bay L 44 77 

J2 at Ole Miss L 49 75 

J5 at Savannah State L 60 71 

J7 Rochester College W 104 64 

J12 Northern Illinois L 80 85 

J14 at Tennessee State L 82 97 

J17 at Texas-Pan American L 70 96 

J19 Savannah State W 76 68 

J24 Centenary L 51 52 

J31 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W 81 79 

F2 at IPFW W 85 81 

F5 at Centenary L 54 64 


F14 Texas-Pan American L 62 79 

F18 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L 61 75 


2 0 0 2 - 0 3 

Record: 8-20 

N23 at Iona L 86 89 

N24 at Morris Brown L 65 67 

N26 Milligan W 97 61 

N30 at Troy L 77 95 

D2 Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne L 73 79 

D5 Tennessee State W 97 85 

D7 Tennessee-Martin LOT 90 99 

D12 Troy L 77 89 

D15 New Orleans W 81 76 

D20 at Kansas State L 64 88 

D22 at Pepperdine L 73 89 

D29 at Tennessee-Chattanooga L 78 87 

D30 Maine L 71 87 

J4 Sacramento State L 71 83 

J7 at Nebraska L 60 70 

J11 at Savannah State L 66 76 

J13 at Stetson L 68 73 

J16 Campbell W 80 55 

J21 Morris Brown L 69 75 

J25 at Centenary L 82 93 

J28 Fisk W 82 51 

F1 Savannah State W 96 73 

F4 at IUPUI L 61 77 


F10 Jacksonville State L 60 84 

F12 at Campbell L2OT 90 91 

F17 Stetson W 87 64 

F19 at Jacksonville State L 72 96 

2 0 0 3 - 0 4 

Record: 7-21 

N25 at Kansas State L 57 92 

N29 Fisk W 77 66 

D1 IUPUI LOT 84 94 

D4 at Mercer L 80 88 

D6 at Georgia State L 81 89 

D12 Pepperdine L 74 95 

D18 Sewanee W 100 59 

D22 at Nebraska L 52 75 

D29 Charleston Southern W 66 50 

D30 at Furman L 56 92 

J3 Stetson W 73 66 

J5 Jacksonville L 65 82 

J10 at Troy L 72 100 

J17 at Central Florida L 58 68 

J19 at Florida Atlantic L 69 90 

J22 Campbell W 78 61 

J24 Gardner-Webb L 53 70 


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J27 Belmont LOT 64 66 

J31 at Campbell L 84 90 

F2 at Gardner-Webb W 63 61 

F5 Florida Atlantic W 75 67 

F7 Central Florida L 57 73 


F17 Troy L 68 96 

F19 at Jacksonville L 66 71 

F21 at Stetson L 67 70 

F26 Georgia State L 72 82 

F28 Mercer L 77 88 

2 0 0 4 - 0 5 

Record: 16-12 

N21 at Minnesota L 66 83 

N23 Savannah State W 83 64 

N27 Fisk W 86 62 

D4 at Troy W 77 68 

D6 at Savannah State W 71 56 

D11 Nicholls State W 83 74 

D18 Rust W 103 82 

D20 at Arkansas L 54 83 

J3 at Gardner-Webb L 55 72 

J5 at Campbell W 60 56 

J8 Georgia State WOT 59 57 

J10 Mercer L 73 82 

J15 at Jacksonville L 49 58 

J17 at Stetson L 66 71 

J21 at Belmont LOT 61 71 

J23 Florida Atlantic W 68 66 

J25 Central Florida W 64 63 

J29 at Florida Atlantic L 67 84 

J31 at Central Florida L 58 67 

F3 Jacksonville W 73 63 

F5 Stetson L 71 73 

F11 at Mercer W 69 64 

F13 at Georgia State L 62 86 

F17 Campbell WOT 71 65 

F19 Gardner-Webb W 80 61 


F24 Troy W 87 79 

M3 vs. Jacksonville (AS) L 64 68 

AS - Atlantic Sun Tournament 

2 0 0 5 - 0 6 

Record: 21-11 

N13 vs. Northern Colorado (GC) W 72 60 

N14 at Kentucky (GC) L 67 49 

N20 at Auburn L 69 54 

D1 at Kennesaw State L 67 66 

D3 at East Tennessee State W 56 54 

D8 Jackson State W 75 62 

D10 Liberty W 78 62 

D17 at Jackson State L 73 64 

D19 at Nicholls State W 73 71 

D29 at Tennessee L 69 58 

J2 Gardner-Webb W 70 58 

J4 Campbell L 95 91 

J7 at Jacksonville W 75 67 

J9 at North Florida W 75 67 

J14 Mercer W 83 66 


J20 Belmont WOT 97 85 

J24 at Florida Atlantic W 66 50 

J29 Florida Atlantic W 88 71 




F9 North Florida W 75 65 


F16 at Campbell W 82 70 

F18 at Gardner-Webb L 71 66 

F24 East Tennessee State W 76 56 

F26 Kennesaw State W 77 48 

M2 vs. Mercer (AS) W 78 62 

M3 vs. Gardner-Webb (AS) W 70 51 

M4 vs. Belmont (AS) LOT 74 69 

M14 at UTEP (NT) L 85 66 

GC - Guardians Classic 


NT - National Invitational Tournament 

2 0 0 6 - 0 7 

Record: 18-13 


N13 Evansville W 67 64 

N16 at Missouri L 69 89 

N19 at South Carolina L 68 75 

N25 Fisk W 80 68 

N27 Winston Salem State W 62 46 

N30 Jacksonville W 73 61 

D2 North Florida W 68 54 


D14 Nicholls State W 75 55 

D16 at Evansville L 73 80 

D21 at Liberty W 66 61 

D29 at Alabama L 58 80 

J2 at Kennesaw State L 55 66 



J9 Mercer W 89 68 




J25 Kennesaw State W 73 62 

J27 ETSU L 66 71 




F15 Campbell W 67 64 


F22 at North Florida L 64 73 

F26 at Jacksonville L 67 74 

M1 vs. Mercer (AS) W 85 49 

M2 vs. ETSU (AS) L 72 77 


2 0 0 7 - 0 8 

Record: 15-16 

2007-08 Season 

N9 vs. Centenary L 69 72 

N10 vs. Winston-Salem State L 58 68 

N15 vs. Appalachian State L 58 81 

N16 at MTSU L 62 68 

N17 vs. San Jose State W 79 72 

N20 at Purdue L 62 66 

N26 Samford W 70 65 

N29 McNeese State W 65 47 

D3 Arkansas State W 66 58 


D15 at Nicholls State L 60 72 

D17 at Southeastern Louisiana L 61 66 

D19 at McNeese State W 69 65 

D29 at Marshall W 72 62 




J17 USC Upstate W 76 74 

J19 ETSU L 81 86 

J24 at Mercer L 82 84 

J26 at Kennesaw State L 72 79 

J31 at Florida Gulf Coast W 70 56 

F2 Stetson W 77 53 

F7 North Florida W 74 42 


F14 at USC Upstate W 57 53 

F16 at ETSU L 78 81 



M1 Campbell W 76 60 

M6 ETSU (AS) L 74 81 



TRANSITION TO THE NCAA 

On May 1, 1999, former Lipscomb President 

Steve Flatt announced that the 

Lipscomb Board of Trustees had approved 

for Lipscomb to move its 

athletic affiliation from the NAIA 

to the NCAA at the Division I 

level. On September 1, 1999, the 

NCAA granted Lipscomb provisional 

membership at the Division 

I level. 

Because it was so close to the 

start of the season, the NCAA also granted 

Lipscomb dual membership in 1999 to compete 

in the NAIA and NCAA for the purposes 

of fielding teams. The Bisons competed as 

an NCAA provisional Division I team in 1999, 

but played a full NAIA schedule and were allowed 

to compete in the NAIA National 

Tournament. In 2000, the Bisons were allowed 

to play a mixed schedule of NAIA 

teams along with NCAA Division I opponents. 

In 2001, Lipscomb basketball played 

its first full Division I schedule, and in October 

of 2001 Lipscomb received membership 

to the Atlantic Sun Conference beginning in 

2003. On September 1, 2003, the NCAA 

granted Lipscomb active membership allowing 

all athletic teams to compete for postseason 

awards both in the Atlantic Sun 

Conference and in the NCAA National tournaments. 

After Lipscomb’s transition to Division I, 

there have been many questions as to when 

Lipscomb was officially recognized as a Division 

I member. Because Lipscomb was 

granted provisional membership into the 

NCAA Division I in 1999, Lipscomb has decided 

for history purposes to consider everything 

from September of 1999 on as the 

“NCAA ERA.” The NCAA Era pertains to all 

records from 1999 to the present. 

Longest Winning Streak In the NCAA Era 

16 Games – Began with a 106-52 win 

against the University of Michigan 

Dearborn in the first game of the 

1999 season on October 30, 1999. 

The streak ended when the Bisons 

lost 77-70 at Lambuth University on 

January 8, 2000. 

Longest Losing Streak In the NCAA Era 

Eight Games (twice) – The first losing 

streak began with a 73-57 loss against the University 

of Central Florida on February 7, 2004 

and continued through the first game of the 

2005 season with an 83-66 loss at the University 

of Minnesota on November 21, 2004. The 

streak ended with an 83-66 win over Savannah 

State University on November 23, 2004. 

The second losing streak began with an 86- 

76 loss at Sacramento State University on December 

17, 2001 and continued through a 

71-60 loss at Savannah State University on January 

4, 2002. The streak ended with an 104-64 

win over Rochester College on January 7, 2002. 


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1. John Pierce * ........................4,230..........1990-94 

2. Philip Hutcheson ..................4,106..........1886-90 

3. Darren Henrie ......................3,004..........1986-90 

4. Andy McQueen ....................2,319..........1991-94 

5. Kenyatta Perry ......................2,118..........1993-97 

6. Alan Banks............................1,959..........1978-82 

7. Anthony Jones ......................1,955..........1983-87 

8. Steve Flatt ............................1,880..........1973-77 

9. John Kimbrell........................1,847..........1982-86 

10. Wade Tomlinson ..................1,792..........1986-90 

11. John Holt ..............................1,741..........1992-97 

12. Bryan Farmer........................1,716..........1995-99 

13. Bruce Bowers ......................1,650..........1968-72 

14. Brian Fisk ..............................1,633..........2003-07 

15. Shannon Terry ......................1,628..........1988-92 

16. Eddie Ard..............................1,624..........2004-08 

17. Mark Campbell ....................1,509..........1990-94 

18. Jerry Meyer ..........................1,463..........1989-92 

19. Allen Sharpe ........................1,431..........1996-00 

20. Tracey Sales ..........................1,360..........1987-91 

21. Ed White ..............................1,333..........1979-83 

22. Malcolm Montgomery ........1,303..........1991-94 

23. Billy Bennett ........................1,292..........1974-78 

24. Thomas Lanier......................1,247..........1992-96 

25. James Poindexter ................1,234..........2002-06 

26. Greg Caudle..........................1,220..........1984-88 

27. Ryan Roller ..........................1,203..........1999-03 

28.. Harry Moneypenny ..............1,201..........1947-51 

29. Michael Green......................1,198..........1991-94 

30. Antrone Rogers ....................1,167..........1996-99 

31. Clancy Hall............................1,156..........1996-00 

32. Ricky Bowers ........................1,151..........1980-84 

33. Jim Feher ..............................1,101..........1978-82 

34. Pete Froedden ......................1,053..........1987-91 

35. James Gardner ....................1,052..........1977-81 

36. Ron Rippetoe........................1,042..........1969-71 

37. Willis Smith ..........................1,031..........1980-82 

38. Lorenzo Withrite ..................1,026..........1999-01 

39. Jamie Turner ........................1,004..........1995-99 

Philip Hutcheson congratulates John Pierce (left) before 

the game in which Pierce broke Hutcheson’s national 

scoring mark. 

* College Basketball’s All-Time Leading Scorer 

Note: This list may be incomplete 


NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS 

Individual Game Records 

Most points Jeff Dancy at Tennessee State University . . . . . . . . 38 1/14/02 

Eddie Ard at Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 1/3/08 

James Poindexter vs Jacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 2/11/06 

Travis Jackson at Northern Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . 31 12/21/00 

Brian Fisk at Jacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 2/7/06 

Brian Fisk at Stetson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 2/3/07 

James Poindexter vs Pepperdine . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 12/12/03 

Ryan Roller at Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 2/29/03 

Derrick Williams vs Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 2/5/01 

Derrick Williams vs Virginia Intermont . . . . . . . . 29 12/14/00 

Lorenzo Withrite vs Lambuth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 12/7/00 

James Poindexter vs Mercer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 1/10/05 

James Poindexter at Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 12/4/04 

Brian Fisk vs Florida Atlantic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 1/29/06 

Most rebounds Cameron Robinson vs Jackson State . . . . . . . . . . .17 12/8/05 

Brandon Brown vs Samford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 11/26/07 

Chad Hartman vs Morris Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 11/24/02 

Shaun Durant vs Georgia State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 1/8/05 

Cameron Robinson vs Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 11/27/04 

Brian Fisk at Florida Atlantic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 2/5/04 

Chad Hartman at Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 2/12/03 

Eddie Ard at ETSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 12/3/05 

Most FGM Lorenzo Withrite vs Lambuth University . . . . . . . . 12 12/7/00 

Most FGA Jeff Dancy at Troy State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 11/30/02 

Eddie Ard vs Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 1/12/08 

Best FG% (8 att) Chad Hartman vs Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .900 (9/10) 1/28/03 

Most 3FGM Trey Williams vs North Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 12/2/06 

Fred Atkins vs Oakland City University . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2/10/01 

Russell Hankins vs Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12/5/02 

James Poindexter vs Jacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 2/11/06 

Most 3FGA James Poindexter vs North Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 2/9/06 

LaKory Daniels vs ETSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 3/6/08 

James Poindexter at Mercer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 12/04/04 

Trey Williams at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 11/19/06 

Best 3FG%(5 att) Russell Hankins vs Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.000 (5/5) 12/30/02 

Most FTM Eddie Ard at Liberty University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 12/21/06 

Travis Jackson at Northern Arizona Univ . . . . . . . . . 13 12/21/00 

Ryan Roller vs Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 12/05/02 

Most FTA Ryan Roller vs Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 12/05/02 

Best FT% (5 att) Eddie Ard at Liberty Univ. (13/13) . . . . . . . . . . . .1.000 12/21/06 

Travis Jackson at No. Arizona (13/13) . . . . . . . . .1.000 12/21/00 

Most Blocks Eddie Ard vs Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2/17/05 

Most Steals Brian Fisk at Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 1/31/06 

Brian Fisk vs Jacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 2/3/05 

Corey King vs Sewanee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 12/18/03 

Derrick Williams vs Virginia Intermont . . . . . . . . . . . 6 12/14/00 

Jason Jackson vs Tulane University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 12/21/01 

Eddie Ard vs ETSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 2/24/06 

Trey Williams at Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 2/16/06 

Most Assists Craig Schoen vs UT-Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 12/07/02 

Trey Williams at Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 2/16/06 

Individual Season Records 

Most Points Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .468 2007-08 

Most Rebounds Chad Hartman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224 2002-03 

Most 3FGM James Poindexter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 2004-05 

Trey Williams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64 2006-07 

Most 3FGA Trey Williams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 2006-07 

Most Blocks Albert Hacker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 2002-03 

Most Steals Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 2004-05 

Most Assists Craig Schoen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 2002-03 

Best FG% Lorenzo Withrite . . . . . . . 71.4% (142-199) 2000-01 

Most FGM Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .157 2007-08 

Most FGA Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .391 2007-08 

Best FT% (50 att) James Poindexter . . . . . . . . . 88.0% (81-92) 2002-03 

Most FTM Ryan Roller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 2002-03 

Most FTA Ryan Roller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 2002-03 

Individual Career Records 

Most Points Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,633 2003-07 

Most Rebounds Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .577 2004-08 

Most 3FGM James Poindexter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .199 2002-06 

Most 3FGA James Poindexter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .549 2002-06 

Most Blocks Albert Hacker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175 2000-04 

Most Steals Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .212 2003-07 

Most Assists Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .362 2003-07 

Best FG% Lorenzo Withrite . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71.4% 2000-01 

Most FGM Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .571 2003-07 

Most FGA Brian Fisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,373 2003-07 

Best FT% James Poindexter . . . .81.4% (285-350) 2002-06 

Most FTM Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .367 2004-08 

Most FTA Eddie Ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .490 2004-08 

Team Game Records 

Most Points Scored 113 . . . . . . . . . . Indiana Southeast 1/25/01 

Fewest Points Scored 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . at UW-Green Bay 12/29/01 

Most Points Allowed 104 . . . . . . . . . . at Gardner-Webb 2/20/01 

Fewest Points Allowed 46 . . . . . .vs. Winston-Salem State 11/27/06 

49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Fisk 2/5/01 

49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Webber 11/30/00 

Most Rebounds - LU 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Webber 11/30/00 

Most Rebounds - Opp 48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .vs Bellarmine 12/16/00 

Fewest Rebounds - LU 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . at South Carolina 11/19/06 

Fewest Rebounds - Opp 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Rochester 1/8/01 

20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vs Mercer 3/1/07 

Best 3FG% 60.0% (15/25) . . . . . . . . Centenary 2/3/01 

Most 3FGM 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oakland City 2/10/01 

Most 3FGA 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oakland City 2/10/01 

Most Blocks 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arkansas Tech 12/3/07 

Most Steals 20 . . . . . . . . . . . Indiana Southeast 1/25/01 

Most Assists 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oakland City 2/10/01 

Best FT% 95.5% (21-22) Florida Atlantic1/19/06 

Most FTM 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Centenary 2/7/01 

32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .New Orleans 12/15/02 

Most FTA 48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tennessee State 12/5/02 

Combined Points 190 . . . . . . . . Belmont (LOT 91-99) 1/12/08 

Largest Win Margin 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fisk (102-49) 2/5/01 

Largest Loss Margin 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . at UW-Green Bay 12/29/01 

Team Season Records 

Most Points 2,322 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Most Rebounds 1,172 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Best 3FG % 40.0% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

Most 3FGM 267 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

Most 3FGA 667 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

667 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Most Blocks 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002-03 

Most Steals 311 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

Most Assists 490 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

Best FG% 47.6% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-01 

Most FGM 815 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Most FGA 1,826 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Best FT% 73.4% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-06 

Most FTM 517 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002-03 

Most FTA 722 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007-08 

Best Off. Avg. 82.3 points per game . . . . . . 2000-01 

Best Def. Avg. 65.1 points per game . . . . . . 2006-07 

ALL-TIME STATS AT LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY: A question has arisen regarding how 

Lipscomb University’s team and individual statistics should be viewed in light of the athletic program’s move 

up from NAIA competition to NCAA Division I competition. Should records made at the NAIA level be held 

in the same esteem as those which are made against higher caliber competition of the NCAA? This dilemma 

will make for great conversation among Lipscomb fans for years to come. But while Lipscomb University has 

a long and proud basketball tradition and has several national records for individual player accomplishments 

to its name, there exists a distinct difference in the caliber of competition between the NCAA and the NAIA. 

Team and individual statistics are now divided into two categories: “NAIA Era” and “NCAA Era.” Since Lipscomb 

basketball’s affiliation with the NAIA ended with the 1999-2000 season, all statistics prior to that year 

will be kept in a category of “NAIA Era.” All statistics after that year will be kept in a category of “NCAA Era.” 


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NCAA YEARLY ROSTERS 

1999-2000 Players 

Hall, Clancy – Senior C (1996-2000) 

Sharpe, Allen – Senior G (1996-2000) 

Atkins, Freddie – Junior G (1999-2001) 

Childress, Chris – Junior G (1997-2001) 

Jackson, Travis – Junior G (1999-2001) 

Watson, Greg – Junior G (1997-2001) 

Stephens, Kyle – Soph F (1998-2002) 

Swain, Clint – Soph F (1999) 

Bennett, Lee – Fresh F (1999-2001) RS 99-00 

Daniel, Brandon – Freshman F (1999) 

Jackson, Jason – Freshman G (1999-2004) 

Roller, Ryan – Freshman G (1998-2003) RS 98-99 

Sarver, Ron – Freshman G (1998-2002) RS 98-99 

Williams, Derrick – Freshman G (1999-2001) 

Withrite, Lorenzo – Freshman C (1999-2001) 

2000-2001 Players 

Atkins, Fred – Senior G (1999-2001) 

Childress, Chris – Senior G (1997-2001) 

Jackson, Travis – Senior G (1999-2001) 

Watson, Greg – Senior G(1997-2001) 

Stephens, Kyle – Junior F (1998-2002) 

Bennett, Lee – Soph G (1999-2001) RS 99-2000 

Hankins, Russell – Sophomore G (2000-2004) 

Jackson, Jason – Sophomore G (1999-2004) 

Roller, Ryan – Soph G (1998-2003) RS 98-1999 

Williams, Derrick – Sophomore G (1999-2001) 

Withrite, Lorenzo – Sophomore C (1999-2001) 

Battle, Jonathan – Freshman G (2000-2001) 

Hacker, Albert – Freshman C(2000-2004) 

Hardin, Heath – Freshman G (2000-2001) 

Hartman, Chad – Freshman F (2000-2004) 

Mays, Mike – Freshman F (2000-2004) 

McAlister, Jesse – Freshman F/C (2000-01) 

2001-2002 Players 

Gentry, Russell – Senior G (2001-2002) 

Sarver, Ron – Senior G (1999-2000, 2001-2002) 

Stephens, Kyle – Senior F (1998-2002) 

Jackson, Jason – Junior G (1999-2004) 

Roller, Ryan – Junior Gu (1998-2003) RS 1998-99 

Hacker, Albert – Sophomore C (2000-2004) 

Hankins, Russell – Sophomore G (2000-2004) 

Hartman, Chad – Sophomore F (2000-2004) 

Mays, Mike – Sophomore F (2000-2004) 

Broomfield, Eric – Freshman G (2001-2003) 

Dancy, Jeff – Freshman G (2001-2003) 

Jarboe, Matt – Freshman F (2001-2005) 

Osborn, Clayton – Freshman G (2001-2002) 

Wilson, Gilbert – Freshman G (2001-2003) 

Witherspoon, Ben – Freshman G (2001-2002) 

2002-2003 Players 

Roller, Ryan – Senior G (1998-2003) RS 1998-99 

Jackson, Jason – Senior G (1999-2004) RS 02-03 

Hankins, Russell – Junior G (2000-2004) 

Hacker, Albert – Junior C (2000-2004) 

Hartman, Chad – Junior F (2000-2004) 

Mays, Mike – Junior F (2000-2004) 

Broomfield, Eric – Sophomore G (2001-2003) 

Dancy, Jeff – Sophomore G (2001-2003) 

Jarboe, Matt – Sophomore F (2001-2005) 

Wilson, Gilbert – RS Freshman G (2001-2003) 

Alexander, Atiba – Freshman G (2002-2003) 

Jenney, Charlie – Freshman C (2002-2005) 

Poindexter, James – Freshman G (2002-2006) 

Robinson, Cameron – Freshman G/F (2002-2006) 

Schoen, Craig – Freshman G (2002-2003) 

2003-2004 Players 

Hacker, Albert – Senior C (2000-2004) 

Hankins, Russell – Senior G (2000-2004) 

Hartman, Chad – Senior F (2000-2004) 

Jackson, Jason – Senior G (1999-2004) RS 02-03 

Mays, Mike – Senior F (2000-2004) 

Jarboe, Matt – Junior F (2001-2005) 

King, Corey – Junior G (2002-2005) 

Jenney, Charlie – Sophomore C (2002-2005) 

Peters, Joe – Sophomore G (2003-2006) 

Poindexter, James – Sophomore G (2002-2006) 

Robinson, Cameron – Sophomore F (2002-2006) 

Ard, Eddie – RS Freshman G/F (2003- ) 

Bolt, Stephan – Freshman G/F (2003-2005) 

Fisk, Brian – Freshman G (2003-2007) 

2004-2005 Players 

Jarboe, Matt – Senior F (2001-2005) 

King, Corey – Senior G (2002-2005) 

Durant, Shaun -- Junior C (2004-2006) 

Guyette, Jason – Junior F (2003-2006) 

Jenney, Charlie – Junior C (2002-2005) 

Peters, Joe – Junior G (2003-2006) 

Poindexter, James – Junior G (2002-2006) 

Robinson, Cameron – Junior F (2002-2006) 

Tate, Clay – Junior G (2003-2005) 

Bolt, Stephan – Sophomore G/F (2003-2005) 

Fisk, Brian – Sophomore G (2003-2007) 

Hartwell, Brandon – Sophomore G (2003-2006) 

Ard, Eddie – Freshman G/F (2003- ) 

Forster, Mike – Freshman F (2004-2005) 

Lyons, LaBrian – Freshman G (2004-2005) 

2005-2006 Players 

Durant, Shaun -- Senior C (2004-2006) 

Guyette, Jason – Senior F (2003-2006) 

Peters, Joe – Senior G (2003-2006) 

Poindexter, James – Senior G (2002-2006) 

Robinson, Cameron – Senior F (2002-2006) 

Fisk, Brian – Junior G (2003-2007) 

Hartwell, Brandon – Junior G (2003-2006) 

Williams, Trey – Junior G (2005-2007) 

Ard, Eddie – Sophomore G/F (2003- ) 

Daniel, Ryan – Sophomore F (2005- ) 

Daniels, LaKory – Sophomore G (2005- ) 

Mantlo, Will – Sophomore G (2005- ) 

Alpers, Kris – Freshman C (2005-2006) 

Kirk, Israel – Freshman F (2005-2007) 

Lusk, Michael – Freshman G (2005- ) 

Pfaff, Thomas – Freshman F (2005- ) 

2006-2007 Players 

Fisk, Brian – Senior G (2003-2007) 

Williams, Trey – Senior G (2005-2007) 

Williams, JanAndre – Senior G (2006-2007) 

Ard, Eddie – Junior G (2003- ) 

Daniel, Lakory – Junior G (2005- ) 

Hopkins, Jason – Junior C (2006- ) 

Hodge, Nicholas – Junior G (2006- ) 

Mantlo, Will – Junior G (2005- ) 

Daniel, Ryan – Sophomore C (2005- ) 

Lusk, Michael – Sophomore G (2005- ) 

Pfaff, Thomas – Sophomore C (2005- ) 

Kirk, Israel – Freshman F (2005-2007) 

Giles, Blake – Freshman G (2006-2007) 

Moore, Brandon – Freshman F (2006-2007) 

Teller, Michael – Freshman F (2006- ) 

Seaford, Devon – Freshman G (2006- ) 

2007-2008 Players 

Ard, Eddie- Senior F (2003-2008) 

Osborn, Clayton- Senior G (2001-2007) 

Hodge, Nicholas- Senior G (2006-2008) 

Daniels, LaKory- Senior G (2005-2008) 

Hopkins, Jason- Senior C (2006-2008) 

Mantlo, Will- Junior G (2005- ) 

Daniel, Ryan- Junior C (2005- ) 

Pfaff, Thomas- Junior C (2005- ) 

Lusk, Michael- Junior G (2005- ) 

Seaford, Devon-Sophomore G (2006-2008) 

Teller, Michael- Sophomore F (2006- ) 

Slater, Josh- Freshman G (2007- ) 

Brown, Brandon- Freshman F (2007- ) 

Hodzic, Adnan- Freshman C (2007- ) 

Wright, Brian- Freshman F (2007- ) 

Oden, Jimmy- Freshman G (2007- ) 


HEAD COACHES 

Year Record Head Coach Total/Years 

1926-27 N/A Herschel Priestley 

1927-28 N/A Herschel Priestley 

2 years 

1928-29 N/A Edgar Darnell 

1 year 

1929-30 22-4 Leo Lipscomb Boles 



3 years: 70-19 

1932-33 3-10* Robert Alexander 

1 year: 3-10 

1933-34 3-8* Robert G. Neil 

1934-35 5-12* Robert G. Neil 

1935-36 9-9 Robert G. Neil 

3 years: 17-29* 

1936-37 3-11 Herb Nance 

1937-38 13-7 Herb Nance 

1938-39 17-6 Herb Nance 

1939-40 12-10 Herb Nance 

1940-41 18-4 Herb Nance 

1941-42 16-4 Herb Nance 

1942-43 11-3 Herb Nance 

7 years: 90-45 

1943-44 5-11* Peyton Alsup 

1 year: 5-11* 

1944-45 1-12* Fessor Boyce 

1945-46 4-5 Fessor Boyce 




5 years: 41-46 

1949-50 16-11 Herman Waddell 



3 years: 60-28 

1952-53 14-15 Elvis Sherril 



3 years: 30-49 

1955-56 15-16 Charles Morris 











11 years: 128-144 

1966-67 8-14 Guy E. Phipps 

1 year: 8-14 

1967-68 9-14 Ken Dugan 

1968-69 9-15 Ken Dugan 

1969-70 6-19 Ken Dugan 

3 years: 24-48 

1970-71 8-14 Mike Clark 

1971-72 16-11 Mike Clark 

1972-73 4-20 Mike Clark 

3 years: 28-45 

1973-74 15-15 Charles Strasburger 

1974-75 11-19 Charles Strasburger 

2 years: 26-34 

Year Record Head Coach Total/Years 

1975-76 11-19 Don Meyer 

1976-77 17-10 Don Meyer 

1977-78 21-6 Don Meyer 

1978-79 21-12 Don Meyer 

1979-80 15-15 Don Meyer 

1980-81 25-11 Don Meyer 

1981-82 32-5 Don Meyer 

1982-83 19-14 Don Meyer 

1983-84 30-5 Don Meyer 

1984-85 25-9 Don Meyer 

1985-86 35-4 Don Meyer 

1986-87 27-6 Don Meyer 

1987-88 33-3 Don Meyer 

1988-89 38-2 Don Meyer 

1989-90 41-5 Don Meyer 

1990-91 35-4 Don Meyer 

1991-92 31-5 Don Meyer 

1992-93 34-4 Don Meyer 

1993-94 29-6 Don Meyer 

1994-95 30-7 Don Meyer 

1995-96 33-6 Don Meyer 

1996-97 30-6 Don Meyer 

1997-98 26-8 Don Meyer 

1998-99 25-9 Don Meyer 

24 years: 663-181 

1999-00 34-4 Scott Sanderson 









9 years: 146-125 

Overall Records/Winning Percentages 

Years Seasons Record Winning Pct. 

1931-2008 77 1289-817 .612 

NCAA Years Seasons Record Winning Pct. 

1999-2008 9 146-125 .538 


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NCAA TEAM-BY-TEAM RECORDS 

Arkansas (0-1) 

2004-2005 L 54-83 (A) 

Alabama (0-1) 

2006-2007 L 58-80 (A) 

Appalachian State (0-1) 

2007-2008 L 58-81 (N) 

Athens State (3-0) 

1999-2000 W106-74 (H) 

2000-2001 W 84-77 (H) 

W 68-64 (A) 

Arkansas Tech (1-0) 

2007-2008 W 66-58 (H) 

Auburn (0-1) 

2005-2006 L 54-69 (A) 

Bellarmine (0-1) 

2000-2001 L 78-93 (H) 

Belmont (4-7) 

2003-2004 LOT 64-66 (H) 

L 57-69 (A) 

2004-2005 LOT 61-71 (A) 

W 59-58 (H) 

2005-2006 WOT97-85 (H) 

L 65-81 (A) 

LOT 69-74 (N) 

2006-2007 W 55-50 (A) 

W 70-60 (H) 

2007-2008 LOT 91-99 (H) 

L 65-74 (A) 

Berry (1-0) 

1999-2000 W 86-69 (H) 

Bethel, Indiana (1-0) 

2000-2001 W 85-74 (A) 

Biola (0-1) 

1999-2000 L 71-82 (N) 

Birm. Southern (3-1) 

1999-2000 W 96-87 (H) 

W102-95 (H) 

2000-2001 L 82-89 (N) 

W 77-69 (A) 

NCAA Overall Record Summary 

Overall Record ..........................................146-125 

Overall Home Record..................................100-31 

Record in Allen Arena ..................................63-29 

Overall Road Record ....................................35-86 

Overall Neutral Site ......................................12-11 

Overall Record VS Current A-Sun Teams ......40-33 

Butler (0-2) 

2000-2001 L 56-72 (A) 

2001-2002 L 56-76 (H) 

Cal Poly (1-1) 

2000-2001 W 92-87 (A) 

2001-2002 L 51-75 (H) 

Campbell (9-3) 

2002-2003 W 80-55 (H) 

L2OT90-91 (A) 

2003-2004 W 78-61 (H) 

L 84-90 (A) 

2004-2005 W 60-56 (A) 

WOT71-65 (H) 

2005-2006 L 91-95 (H) 

W 82-70 (A) 

2006-2007 W 65-64 (A) 

W 67-64 (H) 

2007-2008 WOT86-79 (A) 

W 76-60 (H) 

Cardinal Stritch (1-0) 

1999-2000 W101-61 (H) 

Centenary (3-4) 

2000-2001 W 91-71 (H) 

W 84-72 (A) 

2001-2002 L 51-52 (H) 

L 54-64 (A) 

2002-2003 L 82-93 (A) 

W 85-75 (H) 

2007-2008 L 69-72 (N) 

Central Florida (1-3) 

2003-2004 L 58-68 (A) 

L 57-73 (H) 

2004-2005 W 64-63 (H) 

L 58-67 (A) 

Central State-Ohio (2-0) 

1999-2000 W109-61 (H) 

W 77-41 (N) 

Charleston Southern (1-0) 

2003-2004 W 66-50 (N) 

Cumberland (1-0) 

2000-2001 W 84-58 (H) 

ETSU (2-6) 

2005-2006 W 56-54 (A) 

W 76-56 (H) 

2006-2007 LOT 72-75 (A) 

L 66-71 (H) 

L 72-77 (A) 

2007-2008 L 81-86 (H) 

L 78-81 (A) 

L 74-81 (H) 

Evansville (1-1) 

2006-2007 W 67-64 (H) 

L 73-80 (A) 

Fisk (5-0) 

1999-2000 W115-75 (H) 

2000-2001 W102-49 (H) 

2003-2004 W 77-66 (H) 

2004-2005 W 86-62 (H) 

2006-2007 W 80-68 (H) 

Florida Atlantic (4-2) 

2003-2004 L 69-90 (A) 

W 75-67 (H) 

2004-2005 W 68-66 (H) 

L 67-84 (A) 

2005-2006 W 66-50 (A) 

W 88-71 (H) 

Florida Gulf Coast (1-0) 

2007-2008 W 77-53 (A) 

Furman (0-1) 

2003-2004 L 56-92 (A) 

Freed-Hardeman (2-0) 

1999-2000 W 99-84 (H) 

W 93-86 (A) 

Gardner-Webb (7-8) 

2000-2001 W 90-76 (H) 

L 72-104 (A) 

2001-2002 L 89-95 (H) 

L 76-77 (A) 

2003-2004 L 53-70 (H) 

W 63-61 (A) 

2004-2005 L 55-72 (A) 

W 80-61 (H) 

2005-2006 W 70-58 (H) 

L 71-66 (A) 

W 70-51 (N) 

2006-2007 L 55-61 (A) 

W 59-57 (H) 

20007-2008 L 73-81 (A) 

W 83-71 (H) 

Georgia State (1-3) 

2003-2004 L 81-89 (A) 

L 72-82 (H) 

2004-2005 WOT59-57 (H) 

L 62-86 (A) 

Ind-Purdue Ft Wayne (1-1) 

2001-2002 W 85-81 (A) 

2002-2003 L 73-79 (H) 

Indiana Univ-East (1-0) 

1999-2000 W133-78 (N) 

Indiana Univ-NW (1-0) 

1999-2000 W140-76 (N) 

Indiana Univ-SE (1-0) 

2000-2001 W113-71 (H) 

Iona (0-1) 

2002-2003 L 86-89 (H) 

IUPUI (0-2) 

2002-2003 L 61-77 (A) 

2003-2004 LOT 84-94 (H) 

Jackson State (1-1) 

2005-2006 W 75-62 (H) 

L 73-64 (A) 

Jacksonville (5-5) 

2003-2004 L 65-82 (H) 

L 66-71 (A) 

2004-2005 L 49-58 (A) 

W 73-63 (H) 

L 64-68 (N) 

2005-2006 W 75-67 (A) 

W101-78 (H) 

2006-2007 W 73-61 (H) 

L 67-74 (A) 

2007-2008 W 83-70 (H) 

Jacksonville State (0-2) 

2002-2003 L 60-84 (H) 

L 72-96 (A) 

Kansas State (0-2) 

2002-2003 L 64-88 (A) 

2003-2004 L 57-92 (A) 

Kennesaw State (2-3) 

2005-2006 L 66-67 (A) 

W 77-48 (H) 

2006-2007 L 55-66 (A) 

W 73-62 (H) 

2007-2008 L 72-79 (A) 

Kentucky (0-1) 

2005-2006 L 49-67 (A) 

King College (1-0) 

1999-2000 W102-69 (H) 

Knoxville College (1-0) 

1999-2000 W108-96 (H) 

Lambuth (1-1) 

1999-2000 L 70-77 (L) 

2000-2001 W 85-76 (H) 

Lee (1-0) 

1999-2000 W 87-76 (A) 

Liberty (2-0) 

2005-2006 W 78-62 (H) 

2006-2007 W 87-76 (A) 

Lindsey Wilson (1-1) 

1999-2000 W 89-88 (A) 

L 76-88 (H) 

Lyon (3-0) 

1999-2000 W 74-53 (A) 

W 89-64 (H) 

W 85-71 (H) 

Maine (0-1) 

2002-2003 L 71-87 (N) 

Marshall (1-0) 

2007-2008 W 72-62 (A) 

Martin Methodist (2-0) 

1999-2000 W 81-73 (A) 

W106-74 (H) 

McNeese State (2-0) 

2007-2008 W 65-47 (H) 

W 69-65 (A) 

Mercer (7-4) 

2003-2004 L 80-88 (A) 

L 77-88 (H) 

2004-2005 L 73-82 (H) 

W 69-64 (A) 

2005-2006 W 83-66 (H) 

W 83-66 (A) 

W 78-62 (N) 

2006-2007 W 89-68 (H) 

W 62-50 (A) 

W 85-49 (N) 

2007-2008 L 82-84 (A) 

Michigan Dearborn (1-0) 

1999-2000 W106-52 (H) 

Milligan (1-0) 

2002-2003 W 97-61 (H) 

Minnesota (0-1) 

2004-2005 L 66-83 (A) 

Missouri (0-1) 

2006-2007 L 69-89 (A) 

Montevallo (1-0) 


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2000-2001 W 82-67 (H) 

Morris Brown (0-3) 

2001-2002 L 70-71 (A) 

2002-2003 L 65-67 (H) 

L 69-75 (H) 

MTSU (0-1) 

2007-2008 L 62-68 (A) 

Nebraska (0-2) 

2002-2003 L 60-70 (A) 

2003-2004 L 52-75 (A) 

New Orleans (1-1) 

2000-2001 L 83-63 (A) 

2002-2003 W 81-76 (H) 

Nicholls State (3-1) 

2004-2005 W 83-74 (H) 

2005-2006 W 73-71 (A) 

2006-2007 W 75-55 (H) 

2007-2008 L 60-72 (A) 

North Florida (4-1) 

2005-2006 W 75-67 (A) 

W 75-65 (H) 

2006-2007 W 68-54 (H) 

L 64-73 (A) 

2007-2008 W 74-42 (H) 

North Texas (1-1) 

2001-2002 W 75-74 (H) 

L 81-102 (A) 

Northern Arizona (0-2) 

2000-2001 L 80-77 (A) 

2001-2002 L 52-67 (H) 

Northern Colorado (1-0) 

2005-2006 W 72-60 (N) 

Northern Illinois (1-1) 

2000-2001 W 76-64 (A) 

2001-2002 L 80-85 (H) 

Oakland City (1-0) 

2000-2001 W105-68 (H) 

Ohio State Newark (1-0) 

1999-2000 W142-50 (H) 

Ole Miss (0-1) 

2001-2002 L 49-75 (A) 

Olivet Nazarene (1-0) 

1999-2000 W 82-66 (H) 

Pepperdine (0-2) 

2002-2003 L 73-89 (A) 

2003-2004 L 74-95 (H) 

Purdue (0-1) 

2007-2008 L 62-66 (A) 

Reinhart (3-0) 

1999-2000 W 85-59 (H) 

2000-2001 W 91-50 (H) 

2001-2002 W 87-73 (H) 

Rochester College (3-0) 

1999-2000 W 91-60 (H) 

2000-2001 W 91-62 (H) 

2001-2002 W104-64 (H) 

Rust (2-0) 

1999-2000 W101-65 (H) 

2004-2005 W103-82 (H) 

Sacramento State (0-2) 

2001-2002 L 76-86 (A) 

2002-2003 L 71-83 (H) 

Samford (1-0) 

2007-2008 WOT70-65 (H) 

San Jose State (1-0) 

2007-2008 W 79-72 (N) 

Savannah State (4-2) 

2001-2002 L 60-71 (A) 

W 76-68 (H) 

2002-2003 L 66-76 (A) 

W 96-73 (H) 

2004-2005 W 83-64 (H) 

W 71-56 (A) 

Sewanee (1-0) 

2003-2004 W100-59 (H) 

South Carolina (0-1) 

2006-2007 L 69-75 (A) 

Southeastern Louisiana (0-1) 

2007-2008 L 61-66 (A) 

Spalding (1-0) 

1999-2000 W108-83 (H) 

St. Gregory’s (1-0) 

1999-2000 W 77-66 (N) 

Stetson (4-6) 

2002-2003 L 68-73 (A) 

W 87-64 (H) 

2003-2004 W 73-66 (H) 

L 67-70 (A) 

2004-2005 L 66-71 (A) 

L 71-73 (H) 

2005-2006 W 57-52 (H) 

L 85-66 (A) 

2006-2007 W 79-68 (H) 

L 67-69 (A) 

Tennessee (0-1) 

2005-2006 L 58-69 (A) 

Tenn.-Chattanooga (0-1) 

2002-2003 L 78-87 (A) 

Tennessee Martin (0-2) 

2001-2002 L 79-86 (A) 

2002-2003 LOT 90-99 (H) 

Tennessee State (1-1) 

2001-2002 L 82-97 (A) 

2002-2003 W 97-85 (H) 

Tenn. Wesleyan (1-0) 

2000-2001 W 80-60 (H) 

TexA&M-Corp Christi (1-1) 

2001-2002 W 81-79 (H) 

L 61-75 (A) 

Texas-El Paso (0-1) 

2005-2006 L 66-85 (A) 

Texas-Pan American (0-2) 

2001-2002 L 70-96 (A) 

L 62-79 (H) 

Trevecca (1-0) 

1999-2000 W110-73 (H) 

Troy (2-4) 

2002-2003 L 77-95 (A) 

L 77-89 (H) 

2003-2004 L 72-100 (A) 

L 68-96 (H) 

2004-2005 W 77-68 (A) 

W 87-79 (H) 

Tulane (0-1) 

2001-2002 L 64-77 (A) 

Tusculum (1-0) 

2006-2007 W 70-67 (H) 

UC Irvine (0-1) 

2001-2002 L 62-79 (A) 

Union (1-1) 

1999-2000 WOT84-79 (H) 

L 81-91 (A) 

USC Upstate (2-0) 

2007-2008 WOT76-74 (H) 

W 57-53 (A) 

UW-Green Bay (0-1) 

2001-2002 L 44-77 (A) 

Vanderbilt (0-2) 

2006-2007 L 50-59 (A) 

2007-2008 L 67-90 (A) 

Virginia-Intermont (2-0) 

1999-2000 W128-72 (H) 

2000-2001 W 94-74 (H) 

Warner South (1-0) 

2000-2001 W 76-73 (A) 

Webber (1-0) 

2000-2001 W 83-49 (H) 

Williams Baptist (2-0) 

1999-2000 W 78-67 (A) 

W114-67 (H) 

Winston Salem State (1-1) 

2006-2007 W 62-46 (H) 

2007-2008 L 58-68 (N) 

Wisc-Milwaukee (0-1) 

2000-2001 L 74-58 (A) 


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A-SUN ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 

Eddie Ard, Second Team (2007-08) 

Brian Fisk, Second Team (2006-07) 

Eddie Ard, Second Team (2006-07) 

Eddie Ard, First Team (2005-06) 

Brian Fisk, First Team (2005-06) 

Brian Fisk, Second Team (2004-05) 

A-SUN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 

Adnan Hodzic (2007-08) 

Josh Slater (2007-08) 

Eddie Ard (2004-05) 

Brian Fisk (2003-04) 

ALL-INDEPENDENT FRESHMAN TEAM 

James Poindexter (2002-03) 

A-SUN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 


Eddie Ard (2005-06) 

LaKory Daniels (2005-06) 

A-SUN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 


A-SUN COACH OF THE YEAR 

Scott Sanderson (2005-06) 

Lipscomb Bisons Throughout the Decades 

Decade Record Winning Percentage 

1931-1939 85-81 0.512 

1940-1949 107-79 0.575 

1950-1959 124-142 0.466 

1960-1969 110-130 0.458 

1970-1979 139-141 0.496 

1980-1989 305-64 0.827 

1990-1999 307-59 0.839 

2000-2007 97-105 0.481 

Lipscomb University Coaching Records 

Head Coach Seasons Years Record Winning % 

Herschel Priestly 1926-28 2 

Edgar Darnell 1928-29 1 

Leo Lipscomb Boles 1929-32 3 70-19 0.798 

Robert Alexander 1932-33 1 3-10 0.231 

Robert G. Neil 1933-36 3 17-29 0.370 

Herb Nance 1936-43 7 90-45 0.667 

Peyton Alsup 1943-44 1 5-11 0.313 

Fessor Boyce 1944-49 6 41-46 0.471 

Herman Waddell 1949-52 3 60-28 0.682 

Elvis Sherrill 1952-55 3 30-49 0.380 

Charles Morris 1955-66 11 128-144 0.471 

Guy E. Phipps 1966-67 1 8-14 0.364 

Ken Dugan 1967-70 3 24-48 0.333 

Mike Clark 1970-73 3 28-45 0.384 

Charles Strasburger 1973-75 2 26-34 0.433 

Don Meyer 1975-99 24 663-181 0.790 

Scott Sanderson 1999-08 9 146-125 0.538 

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Scott Sanderson (2005-06 A-Sun Coach of the Year) 

Brian Fisk (2005-06 A-Sun MVP) 

A-SUN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

12/31/07 - Eddie Ard 

1/15/07 - Eddie Ard 

12/18/06 - Brian Fisk 

12/4/06 - Trey Williams 


1/23/06 - Eddie Ard 


WALTER NIPPER SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 

Chad Hartman (2004-2005) 

A-SUN ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 

2007-2008 

Nick Hodge, Jason Hopkins, Jimmy Oden, Michael Teller 

2006-2007 

Blake Giles, Jason Hopkins, Thomas Pfaff, Michael Teller 

2005-2006 

Kris Alpers, James Poindexter 

2004-2005 

Stephan Bolt, Brandon Hartwell , James Poindexter 

2003-2004 

Chad Hartman, Matt Jarboe, Michael Mays 


WINS, LOSSES, CROWDS, OT 

Largest Margin of Victory In NCAA Era: 

92 – over Ohio State Newark, 142-50, Nov.13, 1999 

64 – at Indiana University-NW, 140-76, Nov. 5, 1999 

56 – over Virginia Intermont, 128-72, Dec. 3, 1999 

55 – at Indiana University-East, 133-78, Nov. 6, 1999 

54 – over Michigan-Dearborn, 106-52, Oct. 30, 1999 

53 – over Fisk University, 102-49, Feb. 5, 2001 

48 – over Central State-Ohio, 109-61, Nov. 19, 1999 

47 – over Williams Baptist, 114-67, Feb. 19, 2000 

42 – over Indiana Univ-SE, 113-71, Jan. 25, 2001 

41 – over Reinhardt College, 91-50, Nov. 27, 2000 

41 – over Univ. of the South, 100-59, Nov. 18, 2003 

40 – over Fisk University, 115-75, Nov. 22, 1999 

40 – over Cardinal Stritch, 101-61, Nov. 26, 1999 

40 – over Rochester College, 104-64, Jan. 7, 2002 

37 – over Trevecca, 110-73, on Feb. 5, 2000 

37 – over Oakland City, 105-68, Feb. 10, 2001 

36 – over Rust College, 101-65, Jan. 24, 2000 

36 – over Central State, 77-41, Mar. 16, 2000 

36 – over Milligan College, 97-61, Nov. 26, 2002 

34 – over Webber, 83-49, Nov. 30, 2000 

33 – over King College, 102-69, Nov. 11, 1999 

32 – over Athens State, 106-74, Nov. 20, 1999 

32 – over Martin Methodist, 106-74, Mar. 4, 2000 

32 – over North Florida, 74-42, Feb. 7, 2008 

31 – over Rochester College, 91-60, Jan. 3, 2000 

31 – over Fisk University, 82-51, Jan. 28, 2002 

Worst Defeats In NCAA Era 

36 – at Furman University, 92-56, Dec. 30, 2003 

35 – at Kansas State, 92-57, Nov. 25, 2003 

33 – at Wisconsin-Green Bay, 77-44, Dec. 29, 2001 

32 – at Gardner-Webb, 104-72, Feb. 20, 2001 

29 – at Arkansas, 83-54, Dec. 20, 2004 

28 – at Troy University, 100-72, Jan. 10, 2004 

28 – vs. Troy, 96-68, Feb. 17, 2004 

26 – at University of Mississippi, 75-49, Jan. 2, 2002 

26 – at Texas-Pan American, 96-70, Jan. 17, 2002 

24 – vs. Cal Poly, 75-51, Dec. 1, 2001 

24 – at Kansas State, 88-64, Dec. 20, 2002 

24 – vs. Jacksonville State, 84-60, Feb. 10, 2003 

24 – at Jacksonville State, 96-72, Feb. 19, 2003 

24 – at Georgia State, 86-62, Feb. 13, 2005 

23 – at University of Nebraska, 75-52, Dec. 22, 2003 

23 – vs. Appalachian State, 81-58, Nov. 15, 2007 

23 – at Vanderbilt, 90-67, Dec. 8, 2007 

22 – at Univ. of North Texas, 102-81, Dec.19, 2001 

22 – at University of Alabama, 80-58, Dec. 29, 2006 

21 – vs. Pepperdine, 95-74, Dec. 12, 2003 

21 – at Florida Atlantic, 90-69, Jan. 19, 2004 

Ten Largest Crowds To Watch A Lipscomb Game In NCAA Era 

1. 19,369 – Nov. 14, 2005 at Kentucky – 49-67 Loss 

2. 15,967 – Dec. 29, 2005 at Tennessee – 58-69 Loss 

3. 14,376 – Nov. 9, 2007 vs. Centenary - 69-72 Loss 

(at Iowa State) 

3. 14,376 – Nov. 10, 2007 vs. Winston-Salem State - 69-72 Loss 

(at Iowa State) 

5. 13,788 – Dec. 8, 2007 at Vanderbilt - 67-90 Loss 

6. 12,907 – Nov. 20, 2007 at Purdue - 62-66 Loss 

7. 12,626 – Nov. 19, 2006 at South Carolina – 68-75 Loss 

8. 11,289 – Dec. 20, 2004 at Arkansas – 83-54 Loss 

9. 10,855 – Dec. 7, 2006 at Vanderbilt – 50-59 Loss 

10. 10,100 – Dec. 29, 2006 at Alabama – 58-80 Loss 

Overtime Games In The NCAA Era 

1. Jan. 20, 2000 – Lipscomb 84, Union 79 (McQuiddy Gym) 

2. Dec. 7, 2002 – Lipscomb 90, UT-Martin 99 (Allen Arena) 

3. Feb. 12, 2003 – Lipscomb 90, Campbell 91 (Buies Creek, NC) 

4. Dec. 1, 2003 – Lipscomb 84, IUPUI 94 (Allen Arena) 

5. Jan. 27, 2004 – Lipscomb 64, Belmont 66 (Allen Arena) 

6. Jan. 8, 2005 – Lipscomb 59, Georgia State 57 (Allen Arena) 

7. Jan. 21, 2005 – Lipscomb 61, Belmont 71 (Curb Event Center) 

8. Feb. 17, 2005 – Lipscomb 71, Campbell 65 (Allen Arena) 

9. Jan. 20, 2006 – Lipscomb 97, Belmont 85 (Allen Arena) 

10. Mar. 4, 2006 – Lipscomb 69, Belmont 74 

(Johnson City, TN. Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament) 

11. Jan. 4, 2007 – Lipscomb 72, ETSU 75 (Johnson City, TN) 

12. Nov. 26, 2007 - Lipscomb 70, Samford 65 (Allen Arena) 

13. Jan. 3, 2008 - Lipscomb 86, Campbell 79 (Buies Creek, NC) 

14. Jan. 12, 2008 - Lipscomb 91, Belmont 99 (Allen Arena) 

15. Jan. 17, 2008 - Lipscomb 76, USC Upstate 74 (Allen Arena) 

Record: 7-8 

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