2014-15 PRIVATEERS BROADCAST ROSTER 0 Bryce Jackson 6-6 • 200 • FR • F Keller, Texas

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Kevin Hill 6-7 • 210 • JR • F Westwego, La.

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Colton Weisbrod 6-5 • 215 • FR • G/F Nederland, Texas

31 Kenneth Terry 6-0 • 175 • FR • G Baton Rouge, La.

1 Tevin Broyles 6-4 • 210 • SO • G Gautier, Miss.

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Christavious Gill 5-8 • 165 • SO • G Alexandria, La.

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Terrance Syon 6-6 • 215 • SR • F Fort Worth, Texas

32 Matthew Jiles 5-10 • 175 • FR • G Braithwaite, La.

2 Kevin Brown 6-2 • 195 • SR • G Houston, Texas

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Michael Zeno 6-6 • 215 • FR • G/F Beaumont, Texas

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Travin Thibodeaux 6-8 • 220 • FR • F Plaquemine, La.

3 Nate Frye 6-1 • 205 • SO • G Houma, La.

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Davis Cima 5-10 • 170 • FR • G Riga, Latvia

25 Evans Ganapamo 6-5 • 185 • JR • G/F Montpellier, France

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 2014-15 Quick Facts 4 Media Information & Outlets 5 The City of New Orleans 6-7 The University of New Orleans 8-9 University President Dr. Peter J. Fos 10 Director of Athletics Derek Morel 11 Lakefront Arena 12-13 Head Coach Mark Slessinger 14-15 Assistant Coach Kenyon Spears 16 Assistant Coach Kris Arkenberg 17 Assistant Coach Kerwin Forges 18 Student-Athlete Training Staff 20-21 2014-15 Roster 22 2014-15 Schedule 23 2014-15 Opponent Information 24-25 Privateers15 26 Meet the 2014-15 Privateers Returning Privateers 28-41 Newcomer Privateers 42-45 Team Photo/What To Call Us 46 The 2013-14 Season Results 48 Season Statistics 49 Game-by-Game Statistics 50-51 The Southland Conference 52 Last Season in the Southland 53-54

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Broadcast Roster 2014-15 Senior Class

Travis Avery 6-8 • 215 • JR • G Algiers, La.

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Kenyon Spears Assistant Coach Lamar ‘01

Kris Arkenberg Assistant Coach IUPUI ‘10

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FIC BIC

CREDITS & THANKS

Front Cover (left to right): Kevin Brown, Kevin Hill, Nate Frye. Terrance Syon (hanging on rim)

Mark Slessinger Head Coach Aurora University ‘96

HISTORY & RECORDS Year-by-Year Breakdown 56-57 Coaching History 58 Year-by-Year Results 59-74 NCAA Statistical Leaders 75 Postseason Results 76-77 All-Time Series Records 78-82 Top 25 Information Privateers and the Top 25 83 Final Poll Rankings 84-85 History vs. Southland Schools 86-87 Annual Statistical Leaders 88-93 Single Game Records 94-95 Records by Classification 96-97 Lakefront Arena Records Info & Facts 98 Records 99 Opponent Records Individual 100 Team Highs & Lows 101 Season Records 102-104 Career Records 105-107 Team Game Records 108-109 Team Season Records 110-111 Awards, Honors & Accolades 112-14 The Last Time... 115-117 All Time Roster 118-121 Privateers and the NBA 122

Kerwin Forges Assistant Coach New Orleans ‘12

A full color PDF version of this guide is available online on UNOPrivateers.com on the men’s basketball page, under “Additional Links.”

Chip Merritt (design, research, writing) Emmanuel Pepis (editing, research, writing) Brandon Rizzuto (editing, research, writing) Brandon Scardigli (editing, research, writing) Photos: Clem Barbazon, Doug Keese, Matthew Merritt, Ron O’Rourke, Joseph Solis

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2014-15 BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS Location: New Orleans, La. Founded: 1958 Enrollment: 9,323 University President: Dr. Peter J. Fos Nickname: Privateers School Colors: Royal Blue, Navy & Silver Affiliation: NCAA Div. I Conference: Southland Director of Athletics: Derek Morel Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Marc Bonis MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION

Director of Media Relations: Brandon Scardigli

Office Phone: (504) 280-6284 Cell Phone: (504) 224-3134 Email: bsc [email protected] Website: UNOPrivateers.com Twitter: @UNOPrivateers @Privateers_MBB @Coach_Sless Facebook: “New Orleans Privateers” “University of New Orleans Basketball” Instagram: PrivateerAthletics YouTube Channel: PrivateerAthletics COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach: Mark Slessinger Career Record: 36-48 (.382%) Assistant Coachs: Kenyon Spears Kris Arkenberg Kerwin Forges Head Trainer: Jordan Blough Strength & Conditioning: Mr. Van Norden

HISTORY & INFORMATION First Season: 1969-70 (46th season) All-Time Record: 745-544 (.582%) Arena: Lakefront Arena Capacity: 8,785 Regular Season Titles: 7 ASC: ‘87-88*, ‘88-’89, ‘89-90*, ‘90-91* SBC: ‘92-93, ‘95-96* ‘96-97* Conf. Tournament Titles: 3 ‘78 SBC,‘90 ASC, ‘96 SBC NCAA Appearances: 4 ‘87, ‘91, ‘93. 96 NIT Appearances: 6 ‘83, ‘88, ‘89,‘90, ‘94. ‘97 2013-14 Record: 11-15 (8-10 SLC) S-A Lost/Returning 7/8 Starters Lost: 3 Starters Returning: 2 Newcomers: 8 KEY PLAYERS LOST Cory Dixon (F)* - 3rd Team All-SLC, led team with both 13.5 ppg & 7.7 rpg. Isaac Mack (G)* - Started 25 games, with 8.6 ppg, 3.3 apg. Had 11 double-digit scoring games. Tradarrius McPhearson (G)* - Played in 25 games with

21 starts, averaging 9.3 ppg.

KEY PLAYERS RETURNING Nate Frye (Soph. PG) - 3.5 ppg, 27 assists,10.6 mpg. Christavious Gill (Soph. SG) - 8.1 ppg, .351% 3PT & 10

double-digit scoring games.

Kevin Hill (JR. F)- Started last 13 games, 7.4 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 5

double-doubles.

Terrance Syon (SO. F) - 17.1 mpg, 4.0

ppg, 4.3 rpg.

WATCH & LISTEN TO THE PRIVATEERS ON UNO SHOWCASE! All Privateers men’s basketball games will be available this season on UNOPrivateers.com. Free audio of all men’s basketball contests, as well as high definition video of home game will be available for subscribers. Returning for his fourth season to call the action for Privateers fans will be “Voice of the Privateers” Jude Young. iOS device users can download our official New Orleans Privateers app free of charge on iTunes, and enjoy news, notifications and live audio/ video on the go!

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MEDIA INFORMATION & OUTLETS MEDIA SERVICES Prior to each home game, media guides, game notes and updated statistics will be made available for all working media. At the conclusion of each game, final statistics and other notes will also be made available. All releases, statistics, and notes will also be available on UNOPrivateers.com. Southland Conference information can be found on Southland.org. WiFi will be available for working media. For requests and further information please contact Brandon Scardigli at (504) 280-6284 or bscardig@uno. edu.

PRESS CREDENTIALS & INTERVIEWS All requests for press credentials to New Orleans athletic events should be directed to Brandon Scardigli at [email protected] or (504) 280-7039. Press credentials are for working media only, are non-transferable and will be issued on a first come first serve basis. Student-athletes and coaches will be made available shortly after the conclusion of each event. To request and schedule an interview of a student-athlete or coach for radio, television or print for any other time, please contact Brandon Scardigli.

DIRECTIONS TO LAKEFRONT ARENA

AIRPORT: Follow Airport Rd. for 2.2 miles before getting onto I-10 E. After 6.2 miles on I-10 E, keep left following signs for I-610 E/Slidell. Take Exit 3 for Elysian Fields Ave, turning left onto Elysian Fields. Follow Elysian Fields for 2.6 miles until you reach the corner of Leon C. Simon. Take a right onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 0.6 miles to Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right. NORTHSHORE: Take the Causeway Bridge, before turning left onto W Esplanade Ave. After 1.9 miles, turn left onto Lake Ave. Follow Lake Avenue/Metairie-Hammond Hwy/N.O Hammond Highway until taking a slight left onto Robert E. Lee Blvd. Follow Robert E. Lee Blvd for 2.5 miles, until taking a slight left onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 1.4 miles until you reach Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right. WESTBANK: Take US90 E for 4.5 miles, before taking the I-10 E exit towards Slidell. After 2.4 miles, take exit 237 for Elysian Fields Ave. Turn left onto Elysian Fields. Follow Elysian Fields until reaching the corner of Elysian Fields and Leon C. Simon. Take a right onto Leon C. Simon. Follow Leon C. Simon for 0.6 miles to Franklin Ave. Turn left on Franklin. The arena is to your right.

PRINT & INTERNET COVERAGE New Orleans Advocate theneworleansadvocate.com William Guillory

TELEVISION COVERAGE

COX SPORTS (CST) WWL (CBS 4) coxsportstv.com wwltv.com Eric Richey Doug Mouton

RADIO COVERAGE WWL 870 AM/105.3 FM wwl.com

WGSO 990 AM wgso.com

SportsNOLA SportsNOLA.com Ken Trahan & Brian Allee Walsh

Times-Picyuane / NOLA.COM nola.com Trey Illes

WDSU (NBC 6) wdsu.com Fletcher Mackel

WVUE (FOX 8) fox8live.com Juan Kincaid

WGNO (ABC 26) wgno.com Ed Daniels

3WL (NBC Sports) 1350 AM 3WL1350.com

KLRZ (ESPN) 100.3 FM klrzthegame.com

WMTI (FOX Sports) 106.1 FM 1061neworleans.com

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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS A FESTIVAL EVERY WEEKEND!

New Orleans is one of the world’s most fascinating cities. Steeped in a history of influences from Europe, the Caribbean, Africa and beyond, it’s home to a truly unique melting pot of culture, food and music. You’ll find bowls filled to the rim with gumbo, late nights in dark jazz clubs, strolls through historic neighborhoods, and tantalizing festivals throughout the year. Come down and experience New Orleans, one of America’s most culturally and historically-rich destinations. New Orleans is the Festival Capital of the World. We have dozens of festivals that celebrate our unique food, music and multicultural heritage all yearlong. You’ll find great music at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, French Quarter Fest, Essence Music Fest and Voodoo Festival; exotic food specialties

at the New Orleans Food and Wine Experience, PoBoy Festival and others; and exciting celebrations our city’s diverse culture at Fiesta Hispanica, St. Patrick’s Day, Southern Decadence and more. We have writing and visual arts festivals commemorating our historic literary and film traditions like the annual Tennessee Williams Festival, Fringe Fest and the New Orleans Film Fest. And, of course, there’s the biggest festival of them all – Mardi Gras, which is celebrated here like there’s no tomorrow! Nowhere else on the planet is there a greater selection and wider diversity of fabulous special events than those you can experience in New Orleans. On nearly any week or weekend you choose to come down here you will find something good going on. Check out our festival calendar below, pick the festival(s) that you’d like to experience for yourself, then make your reservations and come on down for the most fun you’ll ever have.

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JANUARY Allstate Sugar Bowl Annual Joan of Arc Parade Martin Luther King Day

Essence Music Festival Independence Day Fireworks San Fermin en Nueva Orleans Tales of the Cocktail

FEBRUARY Krewe du Vieux Mardi Gras Presidents’ Day Rock n’ Roll Marathon Valentine’s Day

AUGUST COOLinary New Orleans Dirty Linen Night Red Dress Run Satchmo SummerFest Southern Decadence White Linen Night

MARCH Hogs for the Cause Louisiana Oyster Jubilee Mardi Gras Day Mardi Gras Indians Super Sunday New Orleans Foodfest St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Spring Fiesta Tennessee Williams Literary Festival APRIL Crescent City Classic Easter Parades Freret Street Fest French Quarter Festival Jazz and Heritage Festival Zurich Classic MAY Bayou Boogaloo Cinco de Mayo Greek Fest Jazz and Heritage Festival Memorial Day Oyster Festival Wine and Food Experience JUNE Father’s Day Festigals French Market Creole Tomato Festival Louisiana Cajun Zydeco Festival JULY Bastille Day Fete

SEPTEMBER Cutting Edge Music Festival Labor Day OCTOBER Art for Art’s Sake Boo at the Zoo Crescent City Blue’s & BBQ Festival Halloween Oktoberfest Ponderosa Stomp VooDoo Music + Arts Experience NOVEMBER Bayou Classic Celebration in the Oaks Fringe Festival LadyFest Mirliton Festival Oak Street Po-Boy Festival Thanksgiving Day Treme Creole Gumbo Festival VooDoo Music + Arts Experience DECEMBER Caroling in Jackson Square Celebration in the Oaks Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Levee Christmas Day Christmas New Orleans Style Kwanazaa New Year’s in New Orleans R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Words and Music Festival

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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS STUDENTS CAN ENJOY BOILED CRAWFISH ON CAMPUS EVERY SPRING!

New Orleans is one of the world’s most fascinating and unique cities, and the University of New Orleans is a key attribute in its personality. No other city offers the same extraordinary mix of history, culture, and innovation, and no other institution offers the same exciting opportunities to learn and work. Our hallmark programs draw upon the University’s historical strengths and location to deliver an unparalleled experience. Your University of New Orleans education will not be defined by the classroom walls. Our faculty and students are connected to their fields of expertise in both scholarship and in application; you’ll get your

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hands dirty learning here. Whether you perform at a local jazz club or apply your knowledge of naval architecture to a local ship-building operation, you’ll put what you’ve learned into action long before you graduate.

UNO OFFERS A VIBRANT, BEAUTIFUL & ACTIVE CAMPUS LIFE!

The University of New Orleans campus is just minutes from the French Quarter, yet our reach is global. With international programs, students from ninety countries, and cooperative research with scholars from around the world, the University of New Orleans transcends borders. Our community is limitless!

UNO BY THE NUMBERS

DID YOU KNOW?

UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 7,144 GRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 2,179 TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 9,323 STATES REPRESENTED: 49 NATIONS REPRESENTED: 73 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: 41 GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 36 STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: 21:1 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 27 RESEARCH CENTERS: 15 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: 106

UNO has graduated more than 75,000 alumni, more than half of whom live and work in the greater New Orleans Metropolitan area!

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MORE INFO!

UNO has created more than $1 billion in economic impact to the state and created more than 13,000 jobs within the state of Louisiana!

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT: DR. PETER J. FOS

Derek Morel enters his third year at the helm of the University of New Orleans Privateers Athletics Department. He was appointed to his position on May 18, 2012.

Peter J. Fos became the sixth leader and the first president in the history of the University of New Orleans in January 2012. A UNO graduate and New Orleans native, President Fos has extensive experience as an administrator and faculty member with a proven record of conducting research, fundraising, developing collaborative relationships with other academic institutions, and implementing institutional effectiveness and student success programs.

On a first name basis with almost every student-athlete and always with an open door, Morel brings to UNO more than 17 years of experience working to advance college athletics. His stops prior to New Orleans include senior leadership roles at the University of Georgia, the University of Pittsburgh, St. Bonaventure University, Tulane University and Wake Forest University.

Prior to being selected as UNO’s president, President Fos was a professor and program director of health policy and systems management at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. He was responsible for the academic aspects of the program, including curriculum development and assessment and student and faculty professional development. President Fos previously spent three years as provost and executive vice president at The University of Texas at Tyler. As provost he was responsible for undergraduate and graduate programs, sponsored research, assessment and institutional effectiveness, academic success program, international education, the honors program and the university registrar. In addition, he oversaw five academic colleges, the graduate school, the Robert R. Muntz Library, and the Palestine and Longview campuses. President Fos held the Sam A. Lindsey Endowed Chair, awarded to a recognized scholar in an academic discipline that is of strategic importance to the university.

Morel most recently served as the vice-president and general manager of Wake Forest IMG Sports Marketing of IMG College.

Prior to that, President Fos served as dean of the College of Health at The University of Southern Mississippi for four years. At Southern Miss, he was responsible for undergraduate and graduate programs for 3,000 students in seven departments and schools. Before his tenure at Southern Miss, President Fos also held the position of chief science officer at the Mississippi State Department of Health. President Fos has held faculty positions at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Dental Medicine, where he served as chair of the Department of Clinical Sciences, and Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. He spent 17 years at Tulane University in the Department of Health Systems Management, and served as assistant dean for undergraduate relations. President Fos received his undergraduate degree in biological sciences at UNO, a doctor of dental surgery at LSU Health Sciences Center, and a master of public health and doctor of philosophy in health care decision analysis at Tulane University. He is married to Lori, who is also a UNO graduate.

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: DEREK MOREL

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His distinguished career also includes three years at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, the oldest member of the University of Louisiana System. A tireless worker, Morel is a highly-motivated leader with experience in high-level sales, negotiation, marketing and fundraising skills to the Privateers. In addition to his renowned career in athletics, Morel has also worked as general manager for International Sports Properties, Inc. advancing sports marketing for the University of Georgia and Tulane University. He served as senior associate director of athletics at Pittsburgh, associate athletic director for external relations at St. Bonaventure and assistant director of athletics for development at Northwestern State. A graduate of Archbishop Shaw High School in Marrero and Louisiana State University, Morel received a Master’s Degree in Sports Administration and Facility Management from Ohio University. He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree from LSU. Morel and his wife, the former Mary Kay Antimarino have three children - Madelyn, Hannah, and Hayden.

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LAKEFRONT ARENA

Built for a cost of $38 million, Lakefront Arena opened its doors on Nov. 26, 1983, and has been the home of both Privateers men’s and women’s basketball for all but two of the past 32 seasons. In the past, the arena has also been the home venue for Privateers swimming and diving, as well as Privateers volleyball. Configured for Privateers basketball Lakefront Arena has 8,701 theatre style seats, along with 84 chairback seats for the Courtside Krewe, for an official capacity of 8,785. Coming into the 2014-15 athletic year, both men’s and women’s basketball had each played 380 games at the “friendly confines” with the men winning 289 games, and the women winning 283 games. Combined, both teams have won just over three-quarters of the games played by New Orleans student-athletes on Corchiani Court. Following major damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the arena reopened in 2008 after undergoing over $20 million dollars of renovations. The arena received state-of-the-art hurricane proof exterior paneling and roofing, along completely resurfaced exterior ramps. Improvements inside the arena, included brand new seats, a new basketball court, redone locker rooms, a multimedia room, brand new lighting and sound systems, and state of the art weight-rooms and training rooms for Privateers student-athletes.

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Daktronics, enhancing the gameday experience for fans. Following the 2014 Sun Belt Tournament, brand new goals and shot clocks were installed as well. The arena is also home to the UNO Aquatic Center. Hosting high school, and other swim meets frequently, the Aquatic Center features an Olympic sized swimming pool, swimming locker rooms and a sauna. During the summer of 1997 a 50-meter swimming pool was added next to the arena which can be used by the general UNO population as well as for swim meets hosted by the Aquatic Center. Lakefront Arena is not only a great athletic venue, but is regarded as one of the finest concert venues in the country. Lakefront Arena is routinely ranked as a Top Stop for a venue its size and as a university venue. Configured for concerts, Lakefront Arena can seat anywhere from 1,500 to over 10,000 with parking spots available for around 4,000 cars. Besides annually hosting popular events such as Disney on Ice, the arena has a long history of hosting major concerts with shows ranging from Madonna to Demi Lovato and James Taylor and even Pope John Paul II over the last 30-plus years. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON LAKEFRONT ARENA, PLEASE VISIT: HTTP://ARENA.UNO.EDU

Further improvements came during the summer of 2013 when high-definition videoboards in each endzone, along with LED ribbon board panels around the center ring of the arena were installed by

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TOP PRIVATEERS ATTENDANCES IN LAKEFRONT ARENA MEN’S BASKETBALL

1. 9,750 vs. Arizona (DH) 1/23/93 2. 9,519 vs. LSU 11/26/83 3. 9,274 vs. Southwestern La. 2/10/90 4. 9,239 vs. Louisiana Tech 1/24/87 5. 9,111 vs. Mississippi State 3/19/90

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

1. 852 vs. Louisiana Tech 3/5/88 2. 787 vs. Louisiana Tech 2/5/00 3. 758 vs. LSU 2/20/88 4. 618 vs. Denver 2/22/03 5. 600 vs. SW Kansas 11/27/85

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HEAD COACH MARK SLESSINGER The 2014-15 season will be the fourth at the helm of the New Orleans Privateers men’s basketball program for Mark Slessinger. He is the 12th leader chosen in the Privateers rich basketball history. In the Privateers’ first season in the Southland in 2013-14, Slessinger helped guide New Orleans to third in their new conference in rebounding. Cory Dixon was an All-Southland selection and was second in the league in rebounds (7.7 per game). A school-record 13 players topped double-figures at least once in the 2011-12 campaign as the team posted a 1715 mark against a schedule of full-scholarship teams in his first season. Against a full Division I schedule in 2012-13, ten different players topped double-figures at least once on the season, in large part to the fast-paced offense and the school history altering performance by guard Rarlensee Nelson. Nelson finished the campaign ranking second in school history in single-season assists, and in games with 10 or more assists in a season. To date, Slessinger has won 73 percent of home games in his tenure at New Orleans, garnering a 27-10 mark. In Slessinger’s first season (2011-12), the Privateers won 13 home games, the most achieved by a New Orleans squad since 2002-03. Off the court, the Privateers remain visible on campus and in the community. The team’s presence parlayed into an increase in attendance with some of the larger student crowds during the 2013-14 season since the team returned to Lakefront Arena in 2008. Slessinger graduated from Aurora University with a Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education. He then coached at his alma mater as an assistant basketball coach during the 1995-96 season before moving on to Central Michigan, where he served as an assistant during the 1996-97 campaign. Following his run at CMU, Slessinger spent three years at Northland Pioneer College (Ariz.), the last two as head coach. His teams posted a 36-25 record with eight players signing on at the Division I level before he departed to join McConathy’s staff at NSU.

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Slessinger prepared for his first NCAA head coaching job by working for 11 years under Northwestern State’s Mike McConathy. Slessinger was the top assistant for McConathy -- one of the winningest coaches in Louisiana history -- while also serving as the Demon’s recruiting coordinator. The duo of McConathy and Slessinger not only graduated students at a rate of 85 percent, they turned around a NSU program that had struggled at the Division I level on the floor. During Slessinger’s tenure at NSU, the Demons won three Southland Conference titles and compiled signature victories over Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, Oregon State and a 2006 NCAA Tournament first round victory over Iowa. Slessinger, a native of Bloomington, Indiana, resides in New Orleans with his wife, the former Toni Purvis of Williamston, N.C. and their two children, Nola and Holden.

HEAD COACH MARK SLESSINGER 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-06 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2000-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 TOTAL

Aurora Central Michigan Northland Pioneer College Northland Pioneer College Northland Pioneer College Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State Northwestern State New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Four Seasons (HC)

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Head Coach 36-25* Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach 17-15 Head Coach 8-18 Head Coach 11-15 (8-10) 72-73 (8-10)

*COMBINED RECORD IN TWO SEASONS AT NPC.

SOME SLESSINGER TIDBITS... • Has won 73 percent of his games at home (27-10) in 3 seasons including going 13-2 at home in first season with the Privateers. • In first year in the Southland, guided the Privateers to the third-most rebounds per game in the conference. • Picked up first road win vs. a Div. I school last season, defeating UTEP who were coached by former Privateer legend, Tim Floyd. • In 2013-14, led the Privateers offense to the most total point in a season since 2004-05 • Coached departing senior forward Cory Dixon to All-Southland recognition in 2013-14.

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ASSISTANT COACH KENYON SPEARS Kenyon Spears enters his third season with the New Orleans Privateers men’s basketball program, charged as Mark Slessinger’s top assistant and recruiting coordinator.

Kris Arkenberg enters his fourth season as an assistant men’s basketball caoch for the New Orleans Privateers. Arkenberg’s duties on the staff include the development of the team’s guards, and over the past three seasons UNO has seen significant production in the assist category from numerous members on the team’s depth chart. His most recent project was Issac Mack, who improved his assists per game from 0.8 in 2012-13 to a team-leading 3.3 per game in 2013-14. Mack was voted by his coaching staff as the team’s most valuable player.

Spears joins the Privateers’ coaching staff following a stint at Brown University as well as Wagner and his alma mater, Lamar. A 2001 graduate of Lamar with a bachelor of science degree in communications, Spears was a four-year letterman, a team captain as a senior and helped the Cardinals advance to the NCAA Tournament in 2000 following a successful run through the Southland Conference tournament. To cap-off his career, Spears was named the Chevrolet Player of the Game in an NCAA tournament contest against Duke. Upon graduation, Spears joined the staff at Lamar, assisting the Cardinals from 2002-2004 before joining head coach Mike Deane at Wagner in 2005, first as an assistant and then a Associate Head Coach. During his tenure at the Northeast Conference school, Spears was part of a staff which set school-records for wins (23) and conference winning percentage (.833) in 2007-08. Spears helped develop two first-team All-NEC performers, including the nation’s fourth-leading rebounder, while at Wagner.. A native of Nome, Texas, Spears currently resides in New Orleans.

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ASSISTANT COACH KRIS ARKENBERG

Under Arkenberg’s direction, former guard Brandon Knight became one of the nation’s leaders in assist-to-turnover ratio in 2011-12. The national leader much of the season, Knight’s 150 assists in 32 games in 2011-12 ranked as the sixth-highest single-season assist total in school history. FOLLOW COACH SPEARS ON TWITTER

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COACHING HISTORY 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

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Fellow guard Rarlensee Nelson also put his name in the record books by becoming the first Privateer to have 10 assists in contests in nearly a decade. Nelson was a two-year starter letterwinner for the Privateers. Heading into 2014-15, Arkenberg’s responsibilities will continue to include guard development with duties related to recruiting, strength and conditioning, academics, scouting and video. Prior to his arrival on the Lakefront, Arkenberg served as an assistant coach at Panola College in Texas during the 2010-11 season.

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Arkenberg began his collegiate coaching career as a student assistant in 2008 at IUPUI, where he graduated with a Bachelors of Science degree in General Studies. Arkenberg also spent the 2011 season at Panola after serving as an assistant at Lincoln Trail College for two years from 2009-10. At both stops, he worked under successful junior college coach Junsie Cotten. Arkenberg currently resides in New Orleans.

COACHING HISTORY 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

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ASSISTANT COACH KERWIN FORGES Kerwin Forges enters his fourth season with the New Orleans Privateers as a men’s basketball assistant coach. Forges joined the staff prior to the 2011-12 season, joining his former collegiate coach Mark Slessinger. A former collegiate standout at Northwestern State, Forges works with the men’s basketball team’s post players. During the 2013-14 season, the Privateers post produced two student-athletes that finished in the Southland’s top 10 in rebounding: Cory Dixon and Kevin Hill. Dixon was named all-Soutland, leading the Privateers in scoring and rebounding. Dixon was atop the league in rebounding for the majority of the season along with being in the top 20 individual players in the nation, before being slowed by an ankle injury. Dixon finsihed second in the league with a 7.7 rebounds per contest average, while Hill rounded out his sophomore season in eighth with 6.9 boards per game. In his first season on the Lakefront, Forges worked with the team’s leading scorers Lovell Cook and Antonio Wertz. Cook was named an

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all-Louisiana third-team selection in 2012. Prior to coming to the Lakefront, Forges spent 200611 as an assistant coach at St. Mary’s Natchitoches. Forges helped guide St. Mary’s to three district titles while working under head coach Todd Matney. A consistent presence on the floor for the Demons, Forges made 89 appearances at the Southland Conference school over three years, topping 45 percent shooting from the field. The native of Marrero was also a career 77 percent free throw shooter.

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Forges, a former John Ehret prep standout, resides in New Orleans.

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STUDENT-ATHLETE TRAINING STAFF

STUDENT-ATHLETE TRAINING STAFF

Jordan Blough enters her second season as head atheltic trainer for the New Orleans Privateers, after joining the staff as an assistant in 2012.

Allan Chase enters his second season with the New Orleans Privateers athletic training staff after joining the program in February 2014. Chase worked with the baseball program in his first season at the Lakefront. A native of Illinois and a graduate of Southern Illinois University, Chase’s work experiences have taken him to six different states and to the Dominican Republic. While in the Dominican Republic in 2011, Chase worked with the New York Mets Dominican Academy as their head athletic trainer and as a consultant at the International Academy of Professional Baseball where he worked with current Privateer, Jonathan Santana.

Prior to her arrival at New Orleans, Blough worked at IMG Academy for just over three years. While at the Bradenton, Fla. facility, Blough worked with high school, college and professional athletes from around the world. Many of the athletes were recent student-athletes who signed with IMG in preparation for the NFL Combine and NBA pre-draft workouts. Blough’s job was to help all athletes maintain health through rehab and treatments so they could perform at their highest level at the showcase events.

JORDAN BLOUGH HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Blough’s resume includes an internship with the East Coast Hockey League’s Florida Everblades, where she assisted the head athletic trainer on all practice and game treatments, as well as rehabs. Blough is a native of Sarasota, Fla. and graduated in 2008 from Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. She currently resides in Metairie.

Chase has worked with two universities prior to his tenure in New Orleans. He worked as an assistant athletic trainer with the University of Jacksonville in 2005-06 where he assisted with the men’s basketball program and supervised volleyball off-season practices. Chase also spent a year as the head athletic trainer at Alcorn State in 2011-12. Before joining the Privateers, Chase took some time off to finish his Master’s degree which he obtained from the University of Texas-Tyler in 2013. Also in ’13, Chase worked as a first responder at The Ripken Experience and as an outreach athletic trainer with the St. Joseph Health System, providing services to multiple high schools in Bryan, Texas.

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During Chase’s tenure at Southern Illinois, the head baseball coach was the late Dan Callahan who played collegiately under Ron Maestri. Chase also worked under Brian Snitker, another former Privateer who is currently managing the Atlanta Braves’ AAA affiliate in Gwinnett.

Shaneka Hampton enters her third seasons as an assistant athletic trainer for the New Orleans Privateers. Hampton’s primary responsibilities rest on working with the Cross Country and Track and Field teams while assisting with various administrative duties.

Erica Taylor enters her second year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer for the New Orleans Privateers.

Hampton comes to New Orleans after her most recent position at Coastal Carolina University in Myrtle Beach, SC serving as the athletic trainer for the Chanticleers’ Division I women’s basketball program and assistant for the school’s Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) football program in 2011.

Her most recent experience includes working at the Berkshire Soccer Academy, a residential girls summer soccer camp in Massachusetts. Taylor also has extensive experience with the United States Soccer Federation (USSF), having worked with various youth national teams. One of the teams Taylor prided herself in working for was the men’s Paralympic team, U-14, and U15 teams, and including the full women’s national team. Her job with the USSF alotted her the opportunity to travel to Mexico and Italy.

Taylor’s primary responsibilities include working with the Privateers volleyball and track and field teams, while assisting with various administrative duties.

Prior to her experience at Coastal Carolina, Shaneka was in pursuit of her Master of Science Degree in Athletic Training at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. During her time there, She worked for Creighton University’s men’s basketball program, held an intern position with Nebraska-Omaha’s Volleyball team and served as a lead student athletic trainer with the NIAA Championship Track and Field Team.

SHANEKA HAMPTON ATHLETIC TRAINER

Chase has also worked as a trainer in Minor League Baseball. His stops include tenures in the Gulf Coast League, the Arizona Fall League, and the South Atlantic League. Chase also worked with the Independent League Rockford RiverHawks (currently the Aviators) of the Frontier League.

Notable experience also comes from the University of Tennessee in 2009 where Hampton received a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. She served as a student athletic trainer for three years with the Lady Volunteers gaining experience in track and field and soccer. With those teams in Knoxville, Tenn., she had the privilege of working with professional and Olympic track and field athletes and assisting for two SEC Championships in both respective sports. Hampton is a Licensed Athletic Trainer in Louisiana, and Tennessee and hold Athletic Trainer Registration in South Carolina. She is an active member of the NATA and SCATA professional athletic training organizations.

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Taylor’s previous full time experience includes time at Emory University and Upper Iowa University. While at Emory, she served the swimming/diving, cross country, and track/field teams. Her duties also included coordinating the club sport injury clinic and game coverage. Prior to Emory, she served as Approved Clinical Instructor in the athletic training education program at Upper Iowa University, while working with the volleyball and women’s basketball teams.

ERICA TAYLOR ATHLETIC TRAINER

Erica completed her Bachelor’s of Science in athletic training education from Michigan State University in 2008. While at MSU, Taylor worked with various teams including women’s basketball, baseball, swimming, and track/field. Taylor earned her Master’s of Science in sports medicine from Georgia State University in Atlanta, Ga. in 2010. While completing her graduate degree, Taylor served as a graduate assistant at the Westminster Schools, where she had the opportunity to work with numerous junior high and high school athletes participating in lacrosse, wrestling, football, gymnastics, and soccer. Also, during the 2009-2010 school year, Taylor served as graduate teaching assistant in GSU’s Kinesiology and Health Department. Taylor is a Licensed Athletic Trainer in Louisiana and Massachusetts. She is an active member of the NATA.

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2014-15 BASKETBALL ROSTER # 0 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 13 14 20 25 31 32 45

FULL NAME Bryce Jackson Tevin Broyles Kevin Brown Nate Frye Kevin Hill Christavious Gill Michael Zeno Davis Cima Colton Weisbrod Terrance Syon Evans Ganapamo Travin Thibodeaux Kenneth Terry Matthew Jiles Travis Avery

POS. F G G G F G G/F G G/F F G/F F G G C

HT. WT. CL. 6-6 200 FR 6-4 210 SO 6-2 195 SR 6-1 205 SO 6-7 210 JR 5-8 165 SO 6-6 215 FR 5-10 170 FR 6-5 215 FR 6-6 215 SR 6-5 185 JR 6-8 220 FR 6-0 175 FR 5-10 155 FR 6-8 215 JR

HOMETOWN Keller, Texas Gautier, Miss. Houston, Texas Houma, La. Westwego, La. Alexandria, La. Beaumont, Texas Riga, Latvia Nederland, Texas Ft. Worth, Texas Montpellier, France Plaquemine, La. Baton Rouge, La. Braithwaite, La. Algiers, La.

PRIVATEERS BY CLASS Freshman (7) Cima, Jackson, Jiles, Terry, Thibodeaux, Weisbrod, Zeno Sophomore (3) Broyles, Frye, Gill Junior (3) Avery, Ganapamo, Hill Senior (2) Brown, Syon

PRIVATEERS BY STATE Louisiana (6) Avery, Frye, Gill, Hill, Jiles, Terry, Thibodeaux Texas (5) Brown, Jackson, Syon, Weisbrod, Zeno Mississippi (1) Broyles

PRIVATEERS BY AGE Brown 22 Hill 22 Syon 21 Avery 20 Ganapamo 20 Gill 20 Frye 20 Broyles 19* Jackson 19* Zeno 19 Weisbrod 18 Cima 18 Thibodeaux 18 Terry 17 NOTE(S) - Ages are accurate as of first game of the regular season. Bold denotes in-season birthday. Tevin Broyles & Bryce Jackson share a birthday.

INTERNATIONAL PRIVATEERS France (1) Ganapamo Latvia (1) Cima PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Tevin Broyles “Broils” Christavious Gill “Chris-tay-vee-us” Michael Zeno “Zee-no” Davis Cima “See-mah” Colton Weisbrod “Wise-brod”

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PREVIOUS SCHOOL(S) Fossil Ridge HS Gautier HS Elsik HS | Louisiana-Lafayette Houma Christian HS John Ehret HS Alexandria HS West Brook HS Windermere Prep Nederland HS North Crowley HS | Navarro JC Mandeville HS Brusly HS McKinley HS Phoenix HS Country Day HS

Terrance Syon Evans Ganapamo Travin Thibodeaux Matthew Jiles

“Sigh-on” “Gahna-pah-mo” “Tih-buh-doe” “J-eye-ls”

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NOVEMBER 18th PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN 20th Texas Christian University 28th Texas A&M 30th Denver

Lakefront Arena Fort Worth, Texas Lakefront Arena Denver, Colo.

7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.

UNO leads 2-0. TCU leads 1-0. UNO leads 2-0. UNO leads 20-7.

542 miles. $169 miles. $931 miles.

DECEMBER 6th #CROWLEY’S RIDGE 13th San Diego 19th Southern Illinios 22nd Indiana 30th #CENTRAL BAPTIST

Lakefront Arena San Diego, Calif. Carbondale, Ill. Bloomington, Ind. Lakefront Arena

6:15 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m 5:30 p.m.

First Meeting. UNO leads 1-0. SIU leads 3-1. First Meeting. UNO leads 1-0.

1,817 miles. 608 miles. $264 miles.

JANUARY 5th #LAMAR 10th #SAM HOUSTON STATE 12th Incarnate Word 17th #Houston Baptist 19th Stephen F. Austin 24th #TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 26th CENTRAL ARKANSAS 31st #McNeese State

Lakefront Arena Lakefront Arena San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas Nacogdoches, Texas Lakefront Arena Lakefront Arena Lake Charles, La.

7:45 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m

UNO leads 24-7. SHSU leads 4-2. UIW leads 1-0. UNO leads 7-4. SFA leads 1-0. UNO leads 3-0. UNO leads 1-0. UNO leads 7-5.

FEBRUARY 2nd Nicholls 7th Central Arkansas 9th McNEESE STATE 16th Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 21st #NORTHWESTERN STATE 23th Southeastern 28th #ABILENE CHRISTIAN

Thibodaux, La. Conway, Ark. Lakefront Arena Corpus Christi, Texas Lakefront Arena Hammond, La. Lakefront Arena

7:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m.

UNO leads 14-6. UNO leads 1-0. UNO leads 7-5. UNO leads 3-0. UNO leads 3-2. UNO leads 8-0. UNO leads 1-0.

MARCH 2nd NICHOLLS 5th #SOUTHEASTERN 7th #Northwestern State

Lakefront Arena Lakefront Arena Natchitoches, La.

7:00 p.m. UNO leads 14-6. 7:45 p.m. UNO leads 8-0. 1:00 p.m. UNO leads 3-2.

262 miles.

Katy, Texas

TBD

377 miles.

11th-14th Southland Tournament 17th NCAA Tournament

545 miles. 361 miles. $153 miles. 210 miles. 60 miles. 458 miles. 565 miles. 62 miles.

#DOUBLEHEADER WITH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL $TRAVEL FROM PREVIOUS SITE, NOT NEW ORLEANS.

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2014-15 OPPONENT INFORMATION

2014-15 OPPONENT INFORMATION

ABILENE CHRISTIAN WILDCATS LOCATION Abilene, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 11-20, 2-12 Southland HEAD COACH Joe Golding, 4th season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 1-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE ACUSports.com TWITTER @ACUsports MBB CONTACT Lance Fleming | [email protected]

INCARNATE WORD CARDINALS LOCATION San Antonio, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 21-6, 9-5 Southland HEAD COACH Ken Burmeister, 8th season ALL-TIME SERIES UIW leads 1-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE cardinalathletics.com TWITTER @UIWAthletics MBB CONTACT Shane Meling | [email protected]

PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN EAGLES LOCATION Pensacola, Florida CONFERENCE NCCAA (Div I) LAST SEASON n/a HEAD COACH Mark Goetsch, 21st season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 2-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE pcci.edu TWITTER @ConnectPCC MBB CONTACT n/a

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN LUMBERJACKS LOCATION Nacogdoches, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 32-3, 18-0 Southland HEAD COACH Brad Underwood, 2nd season ALL-TIME SERIES SFA leads 1-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE sfajacks.com TWITTER @SFA_Athletics MBB CONTACT Kyle Rogers | [email protected]

CENTRAL ARKANSAS BEARS LOCATION Conway, Arkansas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 8-21, 5-13 Southland HEAD COACH Russ Pennell, 1st season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 1-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE UCASports.com TWITTER @UCAsports MBB CONTACT Steve East | [email protected]

INDIANA HOOSIERS LOCATION Bloomington, Indiana CONFERENCE Big Ten LAST SEASON 17-15, 7-11 Big Ten HEAD COACH Tom Crean, 7th season ALL-TIME SERIES First Meeting ATHLETIC WEBSITE iuhoosiers.com TWITTER @OurIndiana MBB CONTACT Nate Wiechers | [email protected]

SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATS LOCATION Huntsville, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 24-11, 13-5 HEAD COACH Jason Hooten, 5th season ALL-TIME SERIES SHSU leads 4-2 ATHLETIC WEBSITE gobearkats.com TWITTER @BearkatSports MBB CONTACT Paul Ridings | [email protected]

TEXAS A&M AGGIES LOCATION CONFERENCE LAST SEASON HEAD COACH ALL-TIME SERIES ATHLETIC WEBSITE TWITTER MBB CONTACT

CENTRAL BAPTIST MUSTANGS LOCATION Conway, Arkansas CONFERENCE Midland Collegiate Athletic (NAIA) LAST SEASON 5-22, 2-12 MCAC HEAD COACH Wes Sullivan, 2nd season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 1-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE cbcmustangs.com TWITTER @CBC_Mustangs MBB CONTACT Ken Prophete | [email protected]

LAMAR CARDINALS LOCATION Beaumont, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 4-26, 3-15 Southland HEAD COACH Tic Price, 1st season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 24-7 ATHLETIC WEBSITE lamarcardinals.com TWITTER @LamarCards MBB CONTACT James Dixon | [email protected]

SAN DIEGO TOREROS LOCATION CONFERENCE LAST SEASON HEAD COACH ALL-TIME SERIES ATHLETIC WEBSITE TWITTER MBB CONTACT

TEXAS A&M CORPUS-CHRISTI ISLANDERS LOCATION Corpus Christi, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 18-16, 10-7 Southland HEAD COACH Willis Wilson, 4th season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 3-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE goislanders.com TWITTER @Go_Islanders MBB CONTACT Matt Brady | [email protected]

CROWLEY’S RIDGE PIONEERS LOCATION Paragould, Arkansas CONFERENCE NCCAA Central Region - District I LAST SEASON n/a HEAD COACH Chris Perkins ALL-TIME SERIES First Meeting ATHLETIC WEBSITE http://www.crc.edu TWITTER @CRCPioneers MBB CONTACT Paul McFadden | [email protected]

McNEESE STATE COWBOYS LOCATION Lake Charles, Louisiana CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 11-20, 9-9 Southland HEAD COACH Dave Simmons, 8th season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 7-5 ATHLETIC WEBSITE mcneesesports.com TWITTER @McNeeseSports MBB CONTACT Matthew Bonnette | [email protected]

SOUTHEASTERN LIONS LOCATION Hammond, Louisiana CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 12-18, 7-11 Southland HEAD COACH Jay Ladner, 1st season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 9-0 ATHLETIC WEBSITE lionsports.net TWITTER @sluathletics MBB CONTACT Damon Sunde | [email protected]

DENVER PIONEERS LOCATION CONFERENCE LAST SEASON HEAD COACH ALL-TIME SERIES ATHLETIC WEBSITE TWITTER MBB CONTACT

NICHOLLS COLONELS LOCATION Thibodaux, Louisiana CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 14-15, 10-8 Southland HEAD COACH J.P. Piper, 11th season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 14-6 ATHLETIC WEBSITE geauxcolonels.com TWITTER @GeauxColonels MBB CONTACT Zachary Carlton | [email protected]

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SALUKIS LOCATION Carbondale, Illinois CONFERENCE Missouri Valley LAST SEASON 14-19, 9-9 MVC HEAD COACH Barry Hinson, 14th season ALL-TIME SERIES SIU leads 3-1 ATHLETIC WEBSITE siusalukis.com TWITTER @SIUSalukis MBB CONTACT Tom Weber | [email protected]

Denver, Colorado Summit 16-15, 8-6 Summit Joe Scott, 8th season UNO leads 20-7 denverpioneers.com @DU_Pioneers Ali Majdeteimouri | [email protected]

HOUSTON BAPTIST HUSKIES LOCATION Houston, Texas CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 6-25, 2-16 Southland HEAD COACH Ron Cottrell, 23rd season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 7-4 ATHLETIC WEBSITE hbuhuskies.com TWITTER @HBUHUSKIES MBB CONTACT Russ Reneau | [email protected]

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NORTHWESTERN STATE DEMONS LOCATION Natchitoches, Louisiana CONFERENCE Southland LAST SEASON 17-14, 12-6 Southland HEAD COACH Mike McConathy, 16th season ALL-TIME SERIES UNO leads 3-2 ATHLETIC WEBSITE nsudemons.com TWITTER @NSUDemons MBB CONTACT Doug Ireland | [email protected]

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San Diego, California West Coast 18-17, 7-11 West Coast Bill Grier, 8th season Tied 1-1 usdtoreros.com @USDToreros Ted Gosen | [email protected]

TCU HORNED FROGS LOCATION CONFERENCE LAST SEASON HEAD COACH ALL-TIME SERIES ATHLETIC WEBSITE TWITTER MBB CONTACT

College Station, Texas Southeastern 18-16, 8-10 SEC Billy Kennedy, 4th season UNO leads 2-0 12thman.com @12thMan

Adam Quisenberry | [email protected]

Fort Worth, Texas Big 12 9-22, 0-18 Big 12 Trent Johnson, 3rd season TCU leads 1-0 gofrogs.com @TCU_Athletics Mark Cohen | [email protected]

FOR MORE ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS PLEASE SEE PAGES 78-82 FOR HISTORY & RESULTS VS. SOUTHLAND SCHOOLS PLEASE SEE PAGES 86-87

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RETURNING#1 STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS TEVIN BROYLES

TEVIN BROYLES

Sophomore | Guard | 6’4 | 210 Gautier, Mississippi Gautier High School FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14) Played in 25 games with 20 starts as a freshman ... Shot 46.2 percent from the field and averaged 5.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per game over 17.2 minutes ... Recorded his first of six double-digit scoring efforts with 10 points against Champion Baptist while dishing a season-high six assists ... Had a career-high 17 points against Southeastern (2/20) ... Top performance on the boards was pulling down seven in 15 minutes at Houston Baptist (1/23). HIGH SCHOOL A first-team All-Region 7-5A selection following senior campaign in which he averaged 18.7 points, 9.8 rebounds and four assists per contest... Named to Sun-Herald All South Mississippi Team... Earned All-Region All-Tournament team selection... In 2011-12, was tabbed Offensive Player of the Year and a first-team Region VII-5A selection after averaging 14.1 points, 10.1 rebounds and five assists for head coach Keith McQueen. PERSONAL Born Tevin Broyles on Aug. 9, 1995... Parents, Chester and Gloria Broyles… Business major.

LAST SEASON

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 13-14 26-0 444 17.1 35-80 .438 0-1 .000 33-67 .493 48-63 111 4.3 68-2 13 24 17 13 103 4.0 TOTAL 26-0 444 17.1 35-80 .438 0-1 .000 33-67 .493 48-63 111 4.3 68-2 13 24 17 13 103 4.0

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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS #3 NATE FRYE

NATE FRYE

Sophomore | Guard | 6’1 | 205 Houma, Louisiana Houma Christian High School FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14) Played 25 games while registering 10.6 minutes per contest ... Started the year with an 11-point performance. Also achieved season-highs in steals with four and dished out four assists ... Posted 13 points in 16 minutes against Incarnate Word on 1/11 ... Made half of three-pointers on the year (11-for-22) ... Had a season-best five assists against Northwestern State ... Shot 40.3 percent from the field on the season. HIGH SCHOOL Two-sport athlete at Houma Christian, playing basketball under father Freddie and football under Chuck Battaglia... A six-year letterwinner, Frye averaged 19 points, 13 rebounds and five assists during his senior season to lead Houma Christian to fifth straight playoff berth... Following senior season, was named MVP of the Thibodaux Regional Bayou vs River All-Star Game, while also winning the slam dunk contest at the event... Holds Houma Christian all-time scoring and rebounding record with 2,618 total points and 1,643 rebounds during career… Career totals include 328 assists, 496 steals, 121 blocks and 720 made free throws… Frye earned All-State recognition his final three seasons at Houma Christian, beginning with his sophomore season following a campaign in which he averaged 21.4 points per contest and garnered regional MVP honors... Was second team All-State, in addition to first team All-Region and All-District as a junior… On the football field, Frye played quarterback, receiver and running back... During senior football season, racked up 1,896 all-purpose yards, 28 touchdowns and directed Houma Christian to first-ever playoff berth... Wendy’s Heisman High School Winner… PERSONAL Born October 18, 1994… Parents, Freddie and Nadine... Siblings, Dominique and Emmanuel… Father Freddie played at Ozarks (Ark). University… Engineering Major.

LAST SEASON

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 13-14 25-0 265 10.6 25-62 .403 11-22 .500 26-35 .743 10-14 24 1.0 36-0 32 28 2 15 87 3.5 TOTAL 25-0 265 10.6 25-62 .403 11-22 .500 26-35 .743 10-14 24 1.0 36-0 32 28 2 15 87 3.5

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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS #4 KEVIN HILL

KEVIN HILL

Sophomore | Forward | 6’7 | 210 Westwego, Louisiana John Ehret High School SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14) Played in 26 games with 18 starts while averaging 20.9 minutes per game ... Averaged 7.9 points and 6.9 rebounds per game ... Closed the year on a strong note with four consecutive double-doubles from 2/20-3/6. Averaged 16.3 points and 12.5 rebounds in that stretch ... Recorded first double-double of the year against Lamar on 1/16 while going for 17 points and 12 boards ... In a win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on 1/25, recorded seven blocked shots. 25 blocks on the season ranked second on the team ... Shot 50.6 percent from the field and 73.1 percent from the free throw line. FRESHMAN SEASON (2012-13) Played in all 26 games, making a lone start versus Houston Baptist (2.25.13)... Averaged 4.9 points per game, including career-high 13 againts Champion Baptist (1.26.13)... 13-point performance was part of double-double against Champion Baptist that included 10 rebounds... Career-high 12 rebounds first achieved as part of first-ever double-double against Champion Baptist (1.12.13)... Also had 12 at Houston Baptist (2.25.13)... Made collegiate debut against San Jose State (11.9.12)... Averaged 4.8 rebounds per game to rank second on squad... Toatled 15 blocks, 11 steals and four assists... Was a key free throw shooter for UNO, going 44-for-55 (80 percent) including a pair of makes with 0.1 seconds left against NJIT (1.21.13) to send the game to overtime... Shot 48.3 percent from field including perfect 6-for-6 against Champion Baptist (1.26.13). HIGH SCHOOL Attended John Ehret High School and played under the direction of Al Collins… A two-time All-District first team selection… Multiple-time Metro ‘Player of the Week’… During senior season, averaged 15.6 points and 12 rebounds per contest... In final game of high school career, finished with 29 points and 13 rebounds in first round of playoffs... As a junior, helped lead the Patriots to a 30-4 season before losing in the 5A state semifinals... Best game against Chalmette High with 28 points and 16 rebounds...Ranked in the top 10 percent of graduating class… Selected to Jefferson vs Orleans All-Star Game following senior year... Joins UNO assistant Kerwin Forges as members of the Privateers, who have attended Ehret.

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PERSONAL Born Kevin Rashad Hill on November 12, 1992… Parents, Sharon Hill, Chris and Tiffany Joseph… Siblings, Latoyia Hill and Malik Rodrigue… Business Management major.

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 12-13 26-1 311 12.0 42-87 .483 0-0 .000 44-55 .800 44-80 124 4.8 51-1 4 28 15 11 128 4.9 13-14 26-18 543 20.9 78-154 .506 0-0 .000 49-67 .731 77-102 179 6.9 65-1 16 50 25 15 205 7.9 TOTAL 52-19 854 16.4 120-241 .498 0-0 .000 93-122 .762 121-182 303 5.8 116-2 20 78 40 26 333 6.4

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RETURNING BIOS #5STUDENT-ATHLETE CHRISTAVIOUS GILL

CHRISTAVIOUS GILL

Sophomore | Guard | 5’8 | 165 Alexandria, Louisiana Alexandria High School

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14) Played in 24 games as a key reserve ... Averaged 19.8 minutes per game and had two starts (at Houston Baptist-1/23 and vs. McNeese State-2/16) ... Averaged 7.8 points and 2.1 rebounds per game ... Tied for the team lead with 24 steals and recorded five in a win at Central Arkansas (2/8) ... Scored double figures in eight of nine games from 1/2-2/6 ... Included in that stretch was a career-best 21 points at Southeastern (1/30) ... Shot 37.6 percent from the field and 34.2 percent from three-point range ... Best game from long distance was hitting four triples in seven attempts against Southeastern ... Ended the season by scoring 20 points over the last two games at Lamar and Sam Houston State. HIGH SCHOOL All-time leading scorer at Alexandria Senior High School... Four-year starter for head coach Allan Tinsley... Averaged 22.7 points per game, 6.5 assists per game and 2.0 steals per game during senior season en route to First-Team All State, First-Team All Central Louisiana, Central Louisiana Player of the Year, 3-4A All-District First-Team and 3-4A District MVP... Named Mr. Basketball of Sunkist Tournament... Named Alexandria Town Talk Central Louisiana Player of the Year in 2011-12 after averaging 20.7 points and four assists per game... A 2011-12 second-team All-State selection. PERSONAL Born Christavious Gill on Oct. 22, 1994... Grandparents, Charles and Kathryn Woods... Business major.

LAST SEASON

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 13-14 24-2 476 19.8 56-149 .376 26-76 .342 49-65 .754 23-28 51 2.1 42-0 31 26 0 24 187 7.8 TOTAL 24-2 476 19.8 56-149 .376 26-76 .342 49-65 .754 23-28 51 2.1 42-0 31 26 0 24 187 7.8

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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS #14 TERRANCE SYON

TERRANCE SYON

Senior | Forward | 6’6 | 219 Ft. Worth, Texas North Crowley High School | Navarro Junior College JUNIOR SEASON (2013-14) Played in 26 games coming off the bench in each contest ... Averaged 17.1 minutes per game and contributed 4.0 points and 4.3 rebounds per game ... Started the year with a seven-point, 11-rebound, two-block line against Millsaps on 11/12 ... Landed just shy of a double-double with nine points and nine rebounds at Central Arkansas (2/8) ... Registered a season-high four blocks against Incarnate Word on 1/11 ... Shot 43.8 percent (35-of-80) from the field on the season. JUNIOR COLLEGE A two-year starter at Navarro College under head coach Johnny Estelle, helping the team to a 46-19 record and a berth in the NJCAA national tournament during freshman campaign... Averaged four points and 4.8 rebounds as a freshman, upping his production to 5.7 points and 5.8 rebounds an outing as a sophomore. HIGH SCHOOL In 2010-11, named 4-5A All-District selection after playing on a 31-6 program that finished the season ranked No. 7 in the state of Texas and No. 47 nationally... During 2009-10 season, was a first-team 3-5A selection on a 33-5 regional tournament squad at North Crowley, leading the program with 8.1 rebounds per game. PERSONAL Born Terrance Syon on Feb. 11, 1993... Accounting major.

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CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 13-14 26-0 444 17.1 35-80 .438 0-1 .000 33-67 .493 48-63 111 4.3 68-2 13 24 17 13 103 4.0 TOTAL 26-0 444 17.1 35-80 .438 0-1 .000 33-67 .493 48-63 111 4.3 68-2 13 24 17 13 103 4.0

CAREER HIGHS POINTS 9

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REBOUNDS 11

ASSISTS 2

STEALS 3

BLOCKS 4

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RETURNING BIOS #20STUDENT-ATHLETE EVANS GANAPAMO

EVANS GANAPAMO

Junior | Guard/Forward | 6’5 | 185 Montpellier, France Mandeville High School

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14) Saw action in 12 games and played 3.1 minutes per contest ... Played a season-high 16 minutes against Champion Baptist (12/14) ... Scored eight points and grabbed three rebounds ... Also corralled two rebounds in three minutes of action against Michigan State (12/28). FRESHMAN SEASON (2012-13) Contested 25 games including five starts including very first start of collegiate career at Duquesne (12.8.12)... Tied UNO freshman record for three-pointers in a game with six against NJIT (2.23.13)... Performance beyond the arc against NJIT tied Dedric Willoughby who also hit six in a game against UALR on 1.8.94... Ganapamo had career-high in minutes (27), points (18) and rebounds (five) in the NJIT game... Shot 20 of 65 from beyond the arc on the season... Averaged 4.1 points per game... Added 12 points against Blue Mountain College (11.20.12) with 10 against both Nicholls (11.26.12) and Champion Baptist (1.26.13)... Pulled down 33 rebounds for a 1.3 rebound per game average... Also had nine assists, seven blocks and six steals. HIGH SCHOOL Shooting guard for head coach John Priola at Mandeville High School… Top scoring game was 40 against Fontainebleau… All-district 16-5A selection, led team in scoring with 17.2 points per contest… Also competes in track and field for Mandeville HS, primarily competing in the 400m and high jump. PERSONAL Born Evans Ganapamo on August 19, 1994… Parents, Frederic and Liliane Ganapamo… Siblings, Jordane and Allison… Brother Jordane was a member of the Nicholls State basketball team for two years (200911)… Only second player in UNO men’s basketball history to call Mandeville home, joining Drew Dotson (2007-08).

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CAREER STATISTICS YEAR 12-13 13-14 TOTAL

CAREER HIGHS POINTS 18

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REBOUNDS 5

ASSISTS 2

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BLOCKS 1

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GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 25-5 289 11.6 36-107 .336 20-65 .308 11-21 .524 7-26 33 1.3 22-0 9 22 7 6 103 4.1 12-0 37 3.1 3-13 .231 1-6 .167 4-7 . 571 2-4 6 0.5 3-0 0 6 0 1 11 0.9 37-5 326 8.8 39-120 .325 21-71 .296 15-28 . 536 9-30 39 1.1 25- 0 9 28 7 7 114 3.1

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RETURNING#45 STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS TRAVIS AVERY

TRAVIS AVERY

Junior | Center | 6’8 | 215 Algiers, Louisiana Country Day High School

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013-14) Played in 17 games ... Started the year by going 3-for-4 at the free throw line in seven minutes against Millsaps ... Landed just shy of a double-double against Champion Baptist when he recorded eight points and eight rebounds in a season-high 14 minutes of play. FRESHMAN SEASON (2012-13) Played in 11 contests... Season-high eight points and 15 minutes against Champion Baptist (1.12.13)... Made debut against Blue Mountain College (11.20.12)... Shot 7 of 18 from the field for a 38.9 percent clip including 4-for-6 against Champion Baptist (1.12.13)... Also totaled eight assists, three blocks and four steals... Season-best four assists against Champion Baptist (1.26.13) and best of three blocks and two steals against Blue Mountain College (11.20.12) HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Mike McGuire... Second-team All-State selection... Earned All-Metro and All-District Honors, including District MVP... Selected to All-Star squad... Made it to state quarterfinals during junior and senior year. PERSONAL Born May 11, 1994... Parents, Mark and Carol Avery... Civil Engineering Major

LAST SEASON

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR 12-13 13-14 TOTAL

CAREER HIGHS POINTS 8

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REBOUNDS 8

ASSISTS 4

STEALS 2

BLOCKS 3

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GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 11-0 51 4.6 7-18 .389 0-0 .000 2-8 .250 4-10 14 1.3 9-0 8 4 3 4 16 1.5 17-0 43 2.5 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 5-7 .714 4-6 10 0.6 7-0 1 4 2 1 15 0.9 28-0 94 3.4 12-30 .400 0-0 .000 7-15 .467 8-16 24 0.9 16-0 9 8 5 5 31 1.1

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NEWCOMER STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS #0 BRYCE JACKSON

#11 MICHAEL ZENO

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter on varsity squad under Coach Zack Meyers...Twotime All-District selection as a junior and senior...Averaged 12.1 points and 8.8 rebounds per game as a senior.

HIGH SCHOOL Played for Coach Samuel Simon...Was named All-District and Offensive MVP in his senior season, averaging near a double-double with 14.1 points and 9.9 rebounds per game...Was also named All-District as a sophomore...Three-year letter winner at the varsity level, averaging 12.8 points, 8.4 rebounds, 1.9 blocks, and 1.6 steals per game over high school career.

Freshman | Forward | 6’6 | 200 Keller, Texas Fossil Ridge High School

PERSONAL Born Bryce Jackson on Aug. 9, 1995...Parents, Jesse and Tonya Jackson...Two siblings, Jesse and Nate...Business major.

Freshman | Guard/Forward | 6’6 | 215 Beaumont, Texas West Brook High School

PERSONAL Born Michael Zeno on Oct. 1, 1995...Parents, Terry and Teneshia Jenkins...Siblings, Maizhrae and Kenneth.

#2 KEVIN BROWN

#12 DAVIS CIMA

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Played two seasons at Louisiana-Lafayette...Averaged 5.5 points in 2013-14 season on a Cajuns squad that won the Sun Belt championship...Scored 4.8 points per game in 2012-13 season. TULANE Started collegiate career at Tulane...Played in 18 games, averaging 6.4 minutes and 1.3 points per game. HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Tim Martin...Two-time All-District selection...Named district MVP and was selected to All-City and All-Region team as a senior...Was nominated to play in the 2010 McDonald’s All-America game...Was named team captain in junior and senior season...Graduated with a 3.9 GPA. PERSONAL Born Kevin Denzel Brown on Jan. 16, 1992...Parents, Danny Sr. and Angela Brown... One brother, Danny Jr. and one sister, Nakeisha...Cousin is former Privateers standout, Ervin Johnson who is the only Privateer men’s basketball player to have his number retired...Going for Masters in Public Administration.

HIGH SCHOOL Garnered All-Star honors in 2011-12 and followed up the feat in ‘1213...Was named captain of the Latvian U16 National Team and was ranked top five in Europe in assists at European Championships... Captain and starting point guard of Latvia’s U18 team.

Senior | Guard | 6’2 | 195 Houston, Texas Elsik High School | Tulane | Louisiana-Lafayette

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Freshman | Guard | 5’10 | 170 Riga, Latvia Windermere Prep

PERSONAL Born Davis Cima on Jan. 30, 1996...Parents, Inga and Rolands...Two siblings, Kaspars and Ieva...Business major.

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NEWCOMER STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS #13 COLTON WEISBROD

#31 KENNETH TERRY

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Brian English...Was Class 4A Player of the Year as a senior while also garnering All-State honors...Two-time District MVP in final two years at Nederland...Named District Offensive MVP as a sophomore...Two-time All-Region selection.

HIGH SCHOOL Played under Coach Marvin Dotson...Kept a 3.9 GPA and scored a 27 on the ACT...Four-year Honor Roll student.

Freshman | Guard/Forward | 6’5 | 215 Nederland, Texas Nederland High School

PERSONAL Born Colton Alexander Weisbrod on Dec. 21, 1995...Parents, Jana McFarland and John Weisbrod...One brother, Aaron...Business major.

Freshman | Guard | 6’0 | 175 Baton Rouge, Louisiana McKinley High School

PERSONAL Born Kenneth Terry II on Jul. 3, 1997...Parents, Kenneth and Hortance Terry...Five siblings, Kevin, Eva, Akia, Rasheda, and Kenisha... Father played basketball at Prairie View A&M...Biological Sciences major.

#25 TRAVIN THIBODEAUX

#32 MATTHEW JILES

HIGH SCHOOL Played under Coach Harold Boudreaux...Averaged 17 points, 15 rebounds, and 3.9 blocks a game as a senior...Registred a triple-double in leading Brusly to a first round playoff victory over Vidalia on the same day his aunt passed away...Was a Louisiana High School Coaches Association all-star selection...Two-time district defensive MVP in junior and senior season...Was first team All-District in senior year...Graduated with honors and carried a 3.2 GPA.

HIGH SCHOOL Played under Coach Ullysses Griffin...Was an LHSAA All-Star game participant...Set school record by scoring 50 points in a game...Led the metro area small schools in points per game and made two straight semifinal appearances with Phoenix in 2010-11 and 201112...BETA Club member and carried a 3.3 GPA.

Freshman | Forward | 6’8 | 220 Plaquemine, Louisiana Brusly High School

PERSONAL Born Travin Marquell Thibodeaux on Feb. 19, 1996...Parents, April Thibodeaux and Chad Collins...Two siblings, Brennen and Brionne

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Freshman | Guard | 5’10 | 155 Braithwaite, Louisiana Phoenix High School

PERSONAL Born Matthew Jamal Jiles on Dec. 11, 1995...Parents are Reverend Michael and Pamela Jiles...Two brothers, Marlon and Michael Jr... Biology major.

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2014-15 BASKETBALL TEAM PHOTO #UNOProud

FRONT ROW (left to right): Matthew Jiles, Pete Longoria, Evans Ganapamo, Kevin Brown, Nate Frye, Tevin Broyles, Christavious Gill, Davis Cima, Kenneth Terry, Jordan Blough (athletic trainer), David Izana (student manager). BACK ROW (left to right): Scott Lark (student assistant), Kenyon Spears (assistant coach), Colton Weisbrod, Michael Zeno, Bryce Jackson, Travin Thibodeaux, Mark Slessinger (head coach), Dalton Glapion, Travis Avery, Terrance Syon, Kevin Hill, Kris Arkenberg (assistant coach), Kerwin Forges (assistant coach).

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2013-14 SEASON RESULTS OVERALL:

HOME: AWAY: NEUTRAL: vs. TOP 25:

DATE

Nov. 12th Nov. 19th Nov. 23rd Nov. 27th Dec. 7th Dec. 14th Dec. 16th Dec. 28th Jan. 2nd Jan. 4th Jan. 9th Jan. 11th Jan. 16th Jan. 18th Jan. 23rd Jan. 25th Jan. 30th Feb. 6th Feb. 8th Feb. 13th Feb. 16th Feb. 20th Feb. 27th Mar. 1st Mar. 6th Mar. 8th

OPPONENT

Millsaps @ LSU BOISE STATE @ Hawai’i @ Minnesota CHAMPION BAPTIST @ UTEP @ Michigan State @ Nicholls* @ McNeese State* Abilene Christian* Incarnate Word* Lamar* Sam Houston State* @ Houston Baptist* @ Texas A&M-CC* @ Southeastern* @ Oral Roberts* @ Central Arkansas* Nicholls* McNeese State* Southeastern* Stephen F. Austin* Northwestern State* @ Lamar* @ Sam Houston State*

SOUTHLAND:

11-15

HOME: AWAY: NEUTRAL: vs. LOUISIANA:

6-6 5-9 0-0 0-1

RESULT

W, 81-45 L, 54-81 L, 80-100 L, 59-81 L, 65-80 W, 101-38 W, 71-69 L, 48-101 L, 83-88 L, 69-82 W, 87-81 L, 55-78 W, 77-55 L, 70-77 W, 79-66 W, 70-62 W, 90-85 L, 59-79 W, 88-79 W, 70-64 L, 69-72 W, 67-58 L, 63-103 L, 71-84 L, 72-89 L, 61-80

CROWD HIGH POINTS 1,107 7,513 1,894 5,078 11,228 339 6,344 14,797 842 729 671 552 571 642 682 1,810 539 4,224 1,646 1,142 748 792 590 540 2,235 1,694

18- Dixon 18- Dixon 23- Dixon 14- Mack 16- Dixon 17- Derenbecker 12- Derenbecker, Dixon 16- Derenbecker 21- Dixon 24- Dixon 19- McPhearson 13- Frye 17- Hill 16- McPhearson 18- Gill 19- Gill 21- Gill 12- Gill 20- Dixon 26- Dixon 18- Dixon 18- Hill 15- Mack 21- Hill 17- Harrison 19- Dixon

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HIGH REBOUNDS

12- Dixon 8- Derenbecker, Dixon 10- Dixon 6- Hill 8- Derenbecker 10- Dixon 9- Derenbecker 7- Dixon 12- Dixon 17- Dixon 14- Dixon 9- Hill 12- Hill 8- Hill 8- Hill, Syon 16- Dixon 8- Mack 8- Dixon 9- Dixon, Hill 12- Taylor 11- Dixon 13- Hill 11- Hill 15- Hill 11- Hill 10- Dixon

*Southland Conference Game

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

8-10

GAMES TOTALS AVERAGE 12 9,588 799 14 57,126 4,080 0 0 0 26 66,714 2,566

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2013-14 SEASON STATISTICS ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 00 McPhearson, T. 25-21 619 24.8 70-174 .402 20-63 .317 71-102 .696 9 49 58 2.3 44 0 41 46 7 22 231 9.2 01 Broyles, Tevin 25-20 429 17.2 49-106 .462 7-21 .333 36-63 .571 27 43 70 2.8 58 1 24 43 1 16 141 5.6 02 Harrison, James 23-2 277 12.0 38-76 .500 24-54 .444 8-13 .615 3 12 15 0.7 26 1 12 14 1 8 108 4.7 03 Frye, Nate 25-0 265 10.6 25-62 .403 11-22 .500 26-35 .743 10 14 24 1.0 36 0 32 28 2 15 87 3.5 04 Dixon, Cory 26-25 694 26.7 107-218 .491 0-0 .000 138-185 .746 61 140 201 7.7 66 1 36 92 26 18 352 13.5 05 Gill, Christavious 24-2 476 19.8 56-149 .376 26-76 .342 49-65 .754 23 28 51 2.1 42 0 31 26 0 24 187 7.8 10 Hobbs, Tommy 6-0 20 3.3 5-7 .714 1-1 1.000 1-3 .333 3 6 9 1.5 0 0 1 0 2 2 12 2.0 11 Mack, Issac 25-25 734 29.4 77-204 .377 20-69 .290 40-58 .690 14 45 59 2.4 60 1 82 65 0 24 214 8.6 13 Reese, John 16-1 45 2.8 5-13 .385 3-9 .333 1-2 .500 2 4 6 0.4 1 0 5 3 0 1 14 0.9 14 Syon, Terrance 26-0 444 17.1 35-80 .438 0-1 .000 33-67 .493 48 63 111 4.3 68 2 13 24 17 13 103 4.0 15 Hill, Kevin 26-18 543 20.9 78-154 .506 0-0 .000 49-67 .731 77 102 179 6.9 65 1 16 50 25 15 205 7.9 20 Ganapamo, Evans 12-0 37 3.1 3-13 .231 1-6 .167 4-7 .571 2 4 6 0.5 3 0 0 6 0 1 11 0.9 22 Walker, Micah 11-4 119 10.8 9-33 .273 5-19 .263 7-12 .583 5 9 14 1.3 23 1 2 10 0 6 30 2.7 23 Gonzaque, Andre 1-0 4 4.0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3.0 25 James, Benjamin 1-0 3 3.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 31 Bourgeois, Teris 6-3 150 25.0 11-31 .355 2-9 .222 6-8 .750 5 14 19 3.2 18 0 10 8 0 2 30 5.0 45 Avery, Travis 17-0 43 2.5 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 5-7 .714 4 6 10 0.6 7 0 1 4 2 1 15 0.9 55 Derenbecker, Matt 11-9 297 27.0 41-99 .414 15-49 .306 18-28 .643 7 55 62 5.6 28 1 10 11 1 4 115 10.5 TEAM 69 65 134 4.6 10 0 TEAM STATISTICS NEW ORLEANS OPPONENTS SCORING 1858 1987 Points per game: 71.5 76.4 Scoring margin: -5.0 +5.0 FIELD GOALS-ATT 615-1,433 698-1,501 Field goal percentage: .429 .465 3 POINT FG-ATT 136-401 155-443 3-point percentage: .339 .350 3-point field goals per game: 5.2 6.0 FREE THROWS-ATT 492-772 436-628 Free throw percentage: .681 .694 Free throws made per game: 18.9 16.8 REBOUNDS 969 905 Rebounds per game: 37.3 34.8 Rebounding margin: +2.5 -2.5 ASSISTS 316 399 Assists per game: 12.2 15.3 TURNOVERS 437 390 Turnovers per game: 16,8 15.0 Turnover margin: -1.8 +1.8 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.7 1.0 STEALS 172 230 Steals per game: 6.6 8.8 BLOCKS 84 115 Blocks per game: 3.2 4.4 SCORE BY PERIODS: New Orleans Opponents

1ST 795 934

2ND 1,063 1,053

TOTAL 1,858 1,987

2013-14 INDIVIDUAL TEAM LEADERS POINTS POINTS PER GAME FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FIELD GOALS 3-POINT PERCENTAGE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS REBOUNDS REBOUNDS PER GAME OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS BLOCKS STEALS ASSISTS ASSISTS PER GAME: MINUTES MINUTES PER GAME

Cory Dixon (352) Cory Dixon (13.5) Kevin Hill (.506) Cory Dixon (107) Nate Frye (.500) Christavious Gill (26) Christavious Gill (.754) Cory Dixon (138) Cory Dixon (201) Cory Dixon (7.7) Kevin Hill (77) Cory Dixon (26) Gill & Mack (24) Issac Mack (82) Issac Mack (3.1) Issac Mack (734) Issac Mack (29.4)

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2013-14 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (OPPONENTS)

RESULT FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

DATE

Nov. 12th Millsaps

W, 81-45

28-63 .444 7-18 .389 18-37 .486 21 30 51 51.0 23 17 16 11 14 81 81.0

Nov. 12th Millsaps

W, 81-45

14-47 .298 3-16 .188 14-23 .609 9 26 35 35.0 30 7 31 1 9 45 45.0

Nov. 19th @ LSU

L, 54-81

21-67 .313 5-16 .313 7-9 .778 12 26 38 44.5 19 8 19 2 2 54 67.5

Nov. 19th @ LSU

L, 54-81

29-74 .392 5-23 .217 18-26 .692 21 35 56 45.5 16 17 13 9 10 81 63.0

Nov. 23rd Boise State

L, 80-100

22-54 .407 8-19 .421 28-40 .700 7 28 35 41.3 26 18 15 5 7 80 71.7

Nov. 23rd Boise State

L, 80-100

33-64 .516 10-22 .455 24-33 .727 9 32 41 44.0 27 16 13 1 11 100 75.3

Nov. 27th @ Hawai`i

L, 58-91

16-58 .276 4-19 .211 22-28 .786 11 17 28 38.0 21 4 16 1 11 58 68.2

Nov. 27th @ Hawai`i

L, 58-91

31-69 .449 10-20 .500 19-26 .731 23 34 57 47.2 26 22 22 9 6 91 79.2

Dec. 7th

L, 65-80

25-55 .455 5-12 .417 10-19 .526 13 16 29 36.2 20 13 17 2 8 65 67.6

Dec. 7th

L, 65-80

25-51 .490 8-20 .400 22-27 .815 13 22 35 44.8 17 15 16 8 13 80 79.4

Minnesota

OPPONENT

Minnesota

RESULT FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

Dec. 14th Champion Baptist W, 101-38 43-75 .573 8-15 .533 7-14 .500 21 42 63 40.7 13 29 16 3 13 101 73.2

Dec. 14th Champion Baptist W, 101-38 14-57 .246 5-23 .217 5-11 .455 5 15 20 40.7 11 11 17 2 9 38 72.5

Dec. 16th @ UTEP

W, 71-69

27-53 .509 8-20 .400 9-17 .529 8 24 32 39.4 17 17 11 1 3 71 72.9

Dec. 16th @ UTEP

W, 71-69

25-56 .446 6-15 .400 13-18 .722 11 22 33 39.6 16 18 11 4 3 69 72.0

Dec. 28th @ Michigan State L, 48-101

19-64 .297 7-26 .269 3-10 .300 14 17 31 38.4 23 9 15 2 4 48 69.8

Dec. 28th @ Michigan State L, 48-101

36-66 .545 13-25 .520 16-24 .667 18 36 54 41.4 15 25 11 6 9 101 75.6

Jan. 2nd

@ Nicholls

L, 83-88

20-44 .455 1-13 .077 42-61 .689 11 30 41 38.7 33 2 22 2 7 83 71.2

Jan. 2nd

@ Nicholls

L, 83-88

28-56 .500 5-17 .294 27-43 .628 7 24 31 40.2 39 14 15 2 11 88 77.0

Jan. 4th

@ McNeese State L, 69-82

24-67 .358 3-15 .200 18-28 .643 18 32 50 39.8 25 7 21 1 9 69 71.0

Jan. 4th

@ McNeese State L, 69-82

25-56 .446 2-16 .125 30-35 .857 3 31 34 39.6 20 13 16 6 9 82 77.5

Jan. 9th

Abilene Christian W, 87-81

24-51 .471 7-17 .412 32-45 .711 9 33 42 40.0 22 13 13 3 2 87 72.5

Jan. 9th

Abilene Christian W, 87-81

28-63 .444 7-23 .304 18-25 .720 7 26 33 39.0 32 20 11 1 7 81 77.8

Jan. 11th Incarnate Word

L, 55-78

19-50 .380 6-17 .353 11-21 .524 14 21 35 39.6 20 8 25 6 8 55 71.0

Jan. 11th Incarnate Word

L, 55-78

27-53 .509 9-19 .474 15-17 .882 5

Jan. 16th Lamar

W, 77-55

28-54 .519 7-20 .350 14-23 .609 13 27 40 39.6 19 19 14 5 8 77 71.5

Jan. 16th Lamar

W, 77-55

20-55 .364 1-4

Jan. 18th Sam Houston State L, 70-77

19-45 .422 6-14 .429 26-37 .703 15 15 30 38.9 23 9 14 2 8 70 71.4

Jan. 18th Sam Houston State L, 70-77

23-44 .523 9-20 .450 22-29 .759 8 20 28 36.9 28 12 18 1 7 77 76.1

Jan. 23rd @ Houston Baptist W, 79-66

27-57 .474 5-12 .417 20-25 .800 17 24 41 39.1 17 11 10 2 5 79 71.9

Jan. 23rd @ Houston Baptist W, 79-66

25-49 .510 7-13 .538 9-17 .529 6 16 22 35.9 17 18 11 4 5 66 75.5

Jan. 25th @ TAMU-CC

W,70-62

20-44 .455 3-11 .273 27-38 .711 7 34 41 39.2 30 10 24 11 8 70 71.8

Jan. 25th @ TAMU-CC

W,70-62

19-55 .345 0-8 .000 24-41 .585 13 23 36 35.9 30 9 17 4 11 62 74.6

Jan. 30th Southeastern

W, 90-85

30-55 .545 5-13 .385 25-35 .714 12 22 34 38.9 23 14 15 3 5 90 72.8

Jan. 30th Southeastern

W, 90-85

29-63 .460 6-20 .300 21-27 .778 14 18 32 35.7 26 10 13 3 6 85 75.2

Feb. 6th

L, 59-79

20-49 .408 6-12 .500 13-24 .542 7 22 29 38.3 18 6 19 3 6 59 72.1

Feb. 6th

L, 59-79

33-66 .500 3-9 .333 10-15 .667 15 26 41 36.0 18 17 13 10 9 79 75.4

Feb. 8th @ Central Arkansas W, 88-79

29-62 .468 5-11 .455 25-34 .735 17 27 44 38.6 15 13 15 2 7 88 72.9

Feb. 8th @ Central Arkansas W, 88-79 32-64 .500 4-14 .286 11-19 .579 10 22 32 35.8 25 16 13 10 11 79 75.6

Feb. 13th Nicholls

W, 70-64

23-48 .479 3-9 .333 21-25 .840 11 26 37 38.5 21 12 16 2 7 70 72.8

Feb. 13th Nicholls

W, 70-64

23-51 .451 6-17 .353 12-22 .545 8 16 24 35.2 23 10 12 1 9 64 75.1

Feb. 16th McNeese State

L, 69-72

23-58 .397 5-21 .238 18-21 .857 17 17 34 38.3 17 16 16 1 9 69 72.6

Feb. 16th McNeese State

L, 69-72

25-44 .568 9-15 .600 13-19 .684 3 20 23 34.6 19 13 20 7 9 72 74.9

Feb. 20th Southeastern

W, 67-58

23-46 .500 6-17 .353 15-21 .714 10 25 35 38.2 21 17 16 4 3 67 72.3

Feb. 20th Southeastern

W, 67-58

19-46 .413 5-17 .294 15-24 .625 6 18 24 34.1 21 10 11 4 3 58 74.1

Feb. 27th Stephen F. Austin L, 63-103

20-53 .377 6-12 .500 17-27 .630 14 11 25 37.6 19 7 19 2 5 63 71.9

Feb. 27th Stephen F. Austin L, 63-103

41-64 .641 7-15 .467 14-19 .737 15 25 40 34.4 22 25 10 5 12 103 75.4

Mar. 1st

22-59 .373 2-13 .154 25-29 .862 19 20 39 37.7 19 10 18 0 6 71 71.9

Mar. 1st

32-61 .525 6-16 .375 14-21 .667 14 21 35 34.4 23 16 17 5 9 84 75.8

L, 72-89

26-53 .491 6-15 .400 14-23 .609 11 21 32 37.4 24 11 20 5 3 72 71.9

Mar. 6th @ Lamar

L, 72-89

32-59 .542 3-17 .176 22-27 .815 12 22 34 34.4 18 18 11 2 11 89 76.3

Mar. 8th @ Sam Houston State L, 61-80

17-49 .347 2-14 .143 25-31 .806 11 22 33 37.3 18 16 15 3 4 61 71.5

Mar. 8th @ Sam Houston State L, 61-80

30-68 .441 6-19 .316 14-20 .700 21 24 45 34.8 24 23 12 4 9 80 76.4

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Northwestern State L, 71-84

Mar. 6th @ Lamar

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Northwestern State L, 71-84

24 29 38.2 18 19 17 3 12 78 77.8

.250 14-20 .700 12 19 31 37.6 20 5 19 3 10 55 76.1

698-1,501 .465 155-443 .350 436-628 .694 288 617 905 34.8 581 399 390 115 230 1,987 76.4 OPPONENT TOTALS

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THE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE Following two years of competeing as Div. I independent, the University of New Orleans became the 24th member in Southland Conference history on June 1, 2013. Founded in 1963, the league recently celebrated it’s 50th Anniversary in 2013, wih current members, the University of Central Arkansas, Houston Baptist Univeristy, University of the Incarnate Word, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi .

The Southland sponsors championships in 17 collegiate sports. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketbll, cross country, football, golf tennis and both indoor and outdoor track and field. On the women’s side, the league offers basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball as well as both indoor and outdoor track and field. Not just content to offer competition on the field of play, the league also has repeatedly demostrated it’s commitment to academics as well with the F.L McDonald Scholarship award, as well as the Steve McCarty Citizenship award for student-athletes who excel in the classroom that want to move on to post graduate work. As well as those awards, all student-athletes with a 3.0 grade point average or above are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic team’s and Commisioner’s Honor Roll. As part of the continued desire for sucess in the classroom, the league has a whole has improved it’s Academic Progress Rate (APR) more in the last eight years more than any other Division I conference.

Encompassing a large portion of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, Southland cities boast over 14 million combined residents, and six of the top 100 television markets in the country. Southland schools have combine for nearly 140,000 students, and over 800,000 alumni as well. Taking advantage of this television footprint, the Soutland Conference Television Network was founded in 2008, and with the help of ESPN3 and Fox Sports now reaches over 13 million homes.

CONWAY

NATCHITOCHES

ABILENE NACOGDOCHES HUNTSVILLE BEAUMONT

LAKE CHARLES

HAMMOND NEW ORLEANS THIBODAUX

HOUSTON SAN ANTONIO

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LAST SEASON IN THE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA Stephen F. Austin 18 0 1.000 77.5 61.8 32 3 .914 76.0 63.4 A&M-Corpus Christi 14 4 .778 72.3 65.3 18 16 .529 69.1 68.0 Sam Houston State 13 5 .722 76.8 71.5 24 11 .686 75.6 69.5 Northwestern State 12 6 .667 86.7 80.9 17 14 .548 86.6 83.8 *Incarnate Word 9 5 .643 77.5 73.9 21 6 .778 82.1 71.7 Oral Roberts 10 8 .556 76.2 70.4 17 16 .515 71.4 69.3 Nicholls 10 8 .556 69.3 70.7 14 15 .483 68.5 72.9 McNeese State 9 9 .500 71.9 73.1 11 20 .355 68.1 76.1 *NEW ORLEANS 8 10 .444 72.2 76.8 11 15 .423 71.5 76.4 Southeastern 7 11 .389 69.6 71.4 12 18 .400 69.5 72.4 Central Arkansas 5 13 .278 73.6 80.4 8 21 .276 74.7 81.4 Lamar 3 15 .167 65.3 75.2 4 26 .133 66.7 77.3 *Abilene Christian 2 12 .143 67.4 76.7 11 20 .355 71.4 71.9 Houston Baptist 2 16 .111 67.5 77.1 6 25 .194 67.5 76.5

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT March 12-15 | Leonard E. Merrell Center | Katy, Texas FIRST ROUND No. 5 Nicholls def. No. 8 Southeastern 71-64 No. 6 Oral Roberts def. No. 7 McNeese State 66-62 SECOND ROUND No. 1 Stephen F. Austin def. No 4 Northwestern State 88-72 No. 3 Sam Houston State def. No. 6 Oral Roberts 66-62 SEMI-FINALS No. 4 Northwestern State def. No. 1 Lamar 61-60 No. 3 Sam Houston State def. No. 2 Texas A&M-CC 69-63 CHAMPIONSHIP No. 1 Stephen F. Austin def. No. 3 Sam Houston State 68-49 LEADING SCORER: LaQuentin Miles (UCA) 23.2 ppg. PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jacob Parker (SFA) COACH OF THE YEAR: Brad Underwood (SFA)

**INELIGIBLE FOR POSTSEASON PLAY

SCORING OFFENSE 1. Northwestern State 2. Incarnate Word 3. Stephen F. Austin 4. Sam Houston State 5. Central Arkansas 6. NEW ORLEANS 7. Oral Roberts 8. Abilene Christian 9. Southeastern 10. A&M-Corpus Christi 11. Nicholls 12. McNeese State 13. Houston Baptist 14. Lamar

86.6 82.1 76.0 75.6 74.7 71.5 71.4 71.4 69.5 69.1 68.5 68.1 67.5 66.7

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Incarnate Word .488 2. A&M-Corpus Christi .474 3. Northwestern State .470 4. Stephen F. Austin .463 5. Sam Houston State .462 6. Oral Roberts .460 7. Central Arkansas .447 8. Nicholls .444 9. Southeastern .443 10. Abilene Christian .443 11. Lamar .437 12. NEW ORLEANS .429 13. Houston Baptist .425 14. McNeese State .392

SCORING DEFENSE 1. Stephen F. Austin 2. A&M-Corpus Christi 3. Oral Roberts 4. Sam Houston State 5. Incarnate Word 6. Abilene Christian 7. Southeastern 8. Nicholls 9. McNeese State 10. NEW ORLEANS 11. Houston Baptist 12. Lamar 13. Central Arkansas 14. Northwestern State

63.4 68.0 69.3 69.5 71.7 71.9 72.4 72.9 76.1 76.4 76.5 77.3 81.4 83.8

3-POINT PERCENTAGE 1. Abilene Christian .402 2. Sam Houston State .392 3. Incarnate Word .389 4. Central Arkansas .367 5. A&M-Corpus Christi .365 6. Southeastern .364 7. Oral Roberts .351 8. Stephen F. Austin .345 9. Houston Baptist .344 10. NEW ORLEANS .339 11. Northwestern State .334 12. Lamar .308 13. Nicholls .306 14. McNeese State .305

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SCORING MARGIN 1. Stephen F. Austin 2. Incarnate Word 3. Sam Houston State 4. Northwestern State 5. Oral Roberts 6. A&M-Corpus Christi 7. Abilene Christian 8. Southeastern 9. Nicholls 10. NEW ORLEANS 11. Central Arkansas 12. McNeese State 13. Houston Baptist 14. Lamar

+12.6 +10.4 +6.2 +2.8 +2.1 +1.1 -0.5 -2.9 -4.4 -5.0 -6.7 -8.0 -9.1 -10.6

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Abilene Christian .749 2. Lamar .744 3. Northwestern State .741 4. Oral Roberts .720 5. Stephen F. Austin .711 6. Southeastern .697 7. McNeese State .696 8. Houston Baptist .685 9. Incarnate Word .684 10. NEW ORLEANS .681 11. Sam Houston State .668 12. A&M-Corpus Christi .662 13. Nicholls .633 14. Central Arkansas .601

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REBOUNDS PER GAME 1. Incarnate Word 39.6 2. Northwestern State 38.2 3. NEW ORLEANS 37.3 4. McNeese State 36.8 5. Houston Baptist 35.9 6. Oral Roberts 35.4 7. Sam Houston State 34.9 8. Stephen F. Austin 33.9 9. Central Arkansas 33.9 10. A&M-Corpus Christi 33.4 11. Abilene Christian 32.6 12. Southeastern 31.9 13. Nicholls 31.7 14. Lamar 31.5

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 1. McNeese State 13.16 2. NEW ORLEANS 13.08 3. Stephen F. Austin 12.89 4. Northwestern State 12.71 5. Sam Houston State 11.91 6. Houston Baptist 11.29 7. Incarnate Word 11.15 8. Central Arkansas 11.14 9. A&M-Corpus Christi 11.09 10. Oral Roberts 11.03 11. Nicholls 10.10 12. Abilene Christian 9.90 13. Lamar 9.23 14. Southeastern 8.53

REBOUNDING MARGIN 1. Stephen F. Austin +4.8 2. Incarnate Word +4.3 3. Oral Roberts +2.8 4. NEW ORLEANS +2.5 5. A&M-Corpus Christi +2.2 6. Sam Houston State +1.9 7. Abilene Christian +0.1 8. Houston Baptist -1.4 9. Northwestern State -2.5 10. McNeese State -2.7 11. Nicholls -2.8 12. Southeastern -4.3 13. Lamar -4.4 14. Central Arkansas -6.9

ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Northwestern State 16.55 2. Stephen F. Austin 16.40 3. Incarnate Word 15.78 4. Sam Houston State 15.74 5. Nicholls 13.24 6. Abilene Christian 12.97 7. Central Arkansas 12.69 8. A&M-Corpus Christi 12.53 9. Houston Baptist 12.42 10. NEW ORLEANS 12.15 11. Oral Roberts 12.06 12. Lamar 12.03 13. McNeese State 11.87 14. Southeastern 11.70

STEALS PER GAME 1. Northwestern State 2. Central Arkansas 3. Stephen F. Austin 4. Abilene Christian 5. McNeese State 6. Sam Houston State 7. NEW ORLEANS 8. A&M-Corpus Christi 9. Incarnate Word 10. Nicholls 11. Lamar 12. Oral Roberts 13. Houston Baptist 14. Southeastern

8.71 8.52 7.34 7.13 6.81 6.74 6.62 6.59 6.56 5.79 5.33 5.21 5.06 4.57

BLOCKS PER GAME 1. Northwestern State 5.35 2. Central Arkansas 4.72 3. Oral Roberts 4.45 4. Incarnate Word 4.26 5. Southeastern 4.13 6. McNeese State 3.77 7. Sam Houston State 3.49 8. New Orleans 3.23 9. Stephen F. Austin 2.97 10. A&M-Corpus Christi 2.88 11. Lamar 2.87 12. Nicholls 2.86 13. Abilene Christian 2.32 14. Houston Baptist 2.16

TURNOVER MARGIN 1. Stephen F. Austin +4.63 2. Northwestern State +2.71 3. Sam Houston State +1.31 4. Nicholls +0.90 5. Central Arkansas +0.52 6. McNeese State +0.03 7. A&M-Corpus Christi -0.24 8. Oral Roberts -0.61 9. Incarnate Word -0.63 10. Abilene Christian -0.71 11. Lamar -1.13 12. Southeastern -1.13 13. NEW ORLEANS -1.81 14. Houston Baptist -3.77

ASSISTS/TURNOVER RATIO 1. Stephen F. Austin 1.46 2. Sam Houston State 1.23 3. Northwestern State 1.22 4. Incarnate Word 1.13 5. Nicholls 1.09 6. Oral Roberts 1.06 7. A&M-Corpus Christi 1.03 8. Southeastern 0.97 9. McNeese State 0.93 10. Abilene Christian 0.89 11. Central Arkansas 0.87 12. Lamar 0.86 13. Houston Baptist 0.79 14. NEW ORLEANS 0.72

AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE 1. Oral Roberts 4,236 2. Stephen F. Austin 2,624 3. Lamar 2,170 4. Northwestern State 1,811 4. A&M-Corpus Christi 1,275 5. Sam Houston State 1,085 6. McNeese State 1,021 7. Abilene Christian 987 8. Central Arkansas 955 9. NEW ORLEANS 799 10. Houston Baptist 701 11. Incarnate Word 652 12. Nicholls 568 13. Southeastern 524

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YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN OVERALL CONFERENCE BY LOCATION PTS PER GAME W-L PCT. W-L PCT. FINISH HOME AWAY NEUTRAL OT vs D1 vs OTHER OFF DEF 1969-70 Ron Greene 18-5 .783 Independent (Div. II) 13-1 5-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 18-5 90.5 83.3 1970-71 Ron Greene 23-3 .885 Independent (Div. II) 16-0 7-2 0-1 0-0 1-0 22-3 95.4 83.4 1971-72 Ron Greene 16-10 .615 Independent (Div. II) 9-1 4-8 3-1 0-2 2-2 14-8 92.3 83.6 1972-73 Ron Greene 9-13 .409 Independent (Div. II) 8-2 1-11 0-0 2-1 2-8 7-5 83.1 85.5 1973-74 Ron Greene 21-9 .700 Independent (Div. II) 14-2 5-5 2-2 2-0 10-5 11-4 86.0 80.7 1974-75 Ron Greene 23-7 .767 Independent (Div. II) 12-1 6-4 5-2 5-1 1-4 22-3 89.8 80.4 1975-76 Ron Greene 18-8 .692 Independent (Div. I) 8-2 7-5 3-1 0-0 13-8 5-0 82.1 75.3 1976-77 Ron Greene 18-10 .643 4-2 .667 2nd 10-1 4-8 4-1 0-1 18-10 0-0 78.2 72.3 1977-78 B. van Breda Kolff 21-6 .778 8-2 .800 2nd 9-1 7-4 5-1 1-3 21-6 0-0 75.4 67.5 1978-79 B. van Breda Kolff 11-16 .407 3-7 .300 5th 7-7 2-5 2-4 3-2 10-16 1-0 64.9 68.4 1979-80 Don Smith 5-21 .192 2-12 .143 7th 5-7 0-13 0-1 1-1 3-21 2-0 68.2 76.1 1980-81 Don Smith 13-14 .481 Independent (Div. I) 9-9 4-5 0-0 1-2 11-14 2-0 70.7 69.6 1981-82 Don Smith 18-8 .692 Independent (Div. I) 11-3 6-4 1-1 0-1 15-8 3-0 73.0 65.0 1982-83 Don Smith 23-7% .767 Independent (Div. I) 15-1 7-6 1-0 3-0 21-7 2-0 77.2 71.5 1983-84 Don Smith 14-14 .500 Independent (Div. I) 10-5 4-8 0-1 1-1 10-14 4-0 68.1 65.6 1984-85 Don Smith 11-19 .367 Independent (Div. I) 9-7 2-11 0-1 1-2 10-19 1-0 66.3 70.4 1985-86 Benny Dees 16-12 .571 Independent (Div. I) 11-4 5-8 0-0 0-0 14-12 2-0 74.8 68.3 1986-87 Benny Dees 26-4$ .867 Independent (Div. I) 16-0 7-3 3-1 0-0 24-4 2-0 81.7 69.8 1987-88 Art Tolis 21-11% .656 7-3 .700 T-1st 12-3 7-6 2-2 0-0 21-11 0-0 76.9 69.1 1988-89 Tim Floyd 19-11% .633 7-3 .700 1st 10-3 8-7 1-1 1-1 19-11 0-0 68.9 66.6 1989-90 Tim Floyd 21-11% .656 8-2 .800 T-1st 12-4 6-7 3-0 3-1 20-11 1-0 71.2 66.8 1990-91 Tim Floyd 23-8$ .742 9-3 .750 T-1st 16-3 7-4 0-1 2-1 22-8 1-0 74.6 64.9 1991-92 Tim Floyd 17-15 .531 8-8 .500 7th 10-5 4-8 3-2 1-2 16-15 1-0 67.1 64.8 1992-93 Tim Floyd 26-4$ .867 18-0 1.000 1st 15-2 9-0 2-2 2-0 25-4 1-0 72.5 61.2 1993-94 Tim Floyd 20-10% .667 12-6 .667 3rd 15-1 4-8 1-1 1-1 19-10 1-0 71.0 65.3 1994-95 Tic Price 20-11 .645 13-5 .722 2nd 11-2 7-6 2-3 2-0 19-11 1-0 71.6 67.6 1995-96 Tic Price 21-9$ .700 14-4 .778 T-1st 11-2 8-5 2-2 3-0 21-9 0-0 72.6 68.1 1996-97 Tic Price 22-7% .759 14-4 .778 T-1st 13-0 7-5 2-2 1-0 22-7 0-0 71.6 62.9 1997-98 Joey Stiebing 15-12 .556 9-9 .500 T-5th 8-6 6-6 1-0 1-0 15-12 0-0 69.3 67.1 1998-99 Joey Stiebing 14-16 .467 5-9 .357 T-7th 10-2 2-10 2-4 0-2 14-16 0-0 60.8 63.9 1999-00 Joey Stiebing 11-18 .379 6-10 .375 7th 7-6 2-11 2-1 0-1 11-18 0-0 59.9 61.7 2000-01 Joey Stiebing 17-12 .586 10-6 .625 T-3rd 10-5 6-6 2-1 1-1 16-12 1-0 69.4 65.1 2001-02 Monte Towe 15-14 .517 9-6 .600 3rd 8-3 7-8 0-3 1-0 14-14 1-0 66.2 67.7 2002-03 Monte Towe 15-14 .517 7-8 .467 T-3rd 13-1 1-12 2-1 0-2 13-13 2-1 70.7 69.3 2003-04 Monte Towe 17-14 .548 9-6 .600 2nd 9-3 4-9 4-2 5-2 16-14 1-0 69.7 70.8 2004-05 Monte Towe 13-17 .433 7-8 .467 3rd 9-3 3-10 1-4 1-0 12-17 1-0 66.7 69.3 2005-06 Monte Towe 10-19 .345 6-9 .400 T-4th 8-4 1-14 1-1 0-1 8-19 2-0 65.9 70.3 2006-07 Buzz Williams 14-17 .451 9-9 .500 4th 9-5 5-8 0-4 1-0 13-17 1-0 73.2 74.6 2007-08 Joe Pasternack 19-13 .594 8-10 .444 4th 8-7 9-5 2-1 1-0 17-13 2-0 73.5 71.5 2008-09 Joe Pasternack 11-19 .367 6-12 .333 T-5th 9-6 2-13 0-0 0-0 10-19 1-0 62.1 66.7 2009-10 Joe Pasternack 8-22 .267 3-15 .167 7th 6-7 2-11 0-4 0-0 6-22 2-0 59.3 66.2 2010-11 Joe Pasternack 16-6# .727 Independent (Div. I) 9-1 7-5 0-0 0-1 0-1 16-5 74.4 61.8 2011-12 Mark Slessinger 17-15# .531 Independent (Div. I) 13-2 4-12 0-1 0-0 1-7 16-8 78.7 66.1 2012-13 Mark Slessinger 8-18# .307 Independent (Div. I) 8-4 0-13 0-1 2-1 4-18 4-0 68.9 75.3 2013-14 Mark Slessinger 11-15# .423 8-10 .444 9th 6-6 5-9 0-0 0-0 9-15 2-0 71.5 76.5

OVERALL 745-544 (.577) CONFERENCE 220-182 (.547) HOME 467-150 (.756) AWAY 218-332 (.396) NEUTRAL 63-62 (.504) AMERICAN SOUTH 31-11 (.738) SUN BELT 190-167 (.532) SOUTHLAND 8-10 (.444) *WESTERN DIVISION | #INELIGIBLE FOR POST SEASON | $NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCE (DIV. I) | %NIT APPEARANCE

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YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN (CONFERENCE) YEAR 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2013-14

COACH Ron Greene Butch van Breda Kolff Butch van Breda Kolff Don Smith Art Tolis Tim Floyd Tim Floyd Tim Floyd Tim Floyd Tim Floyd Tim Floyd Tic Price Tic Price Tic Price Joey Stiebing Joey Stiebing Joey Stiebing Joey Stiebing Monte Towe Monte Towe Monte Towe Monte Towe Monte Towe Buzz Williams Joe Pasternack Joe Pasternack Joe Pasternack Mark Slessinger

W-L 4-2 8-2 3-7 2-12 7-3 7-3 8-2 9-3 8-8 18-0 12-6 13-5 14-4 14-4 9-9 5-9 6-10 10-6 9-6 7-8 9-6 7-8 6-9 9-9 8-10 6-12 3-15 8-10

PCT .667 .800 .300 .143 .700 .700 .800 .750 .500 1.000 .667 .722 .778 .778 .500 .357 .375 .625 .600 .467 .600 .467 .400 .500 .444 .333 .167 .444

FINISH HOME AWAY NEUTRAL LEAGUE 2nd of 6 2-0 1-1 0-0 Sun Belt 2nd of 6 4-1 4-1 0-0 Sun Belt 5th of 6 2-3 1-4 1-2 Sun Belt 7th of 8 2-5 0-7 0-0 Sun Belt T-1st of 6 4-1 3-2 0-0 ASC 1st of 6 4-1 3-2 0-0 ASC T-1st of 6 4-1 4-1 2-0 ASC T-1st of 7 5-1 4-2 0-0 ASC 7th of 11 4-4 4-4 0-0 Sun Belt 1st of 10 9-0 9-0 2-0 Sun Belt 3rd of 10 9-0 3-6 0-0 Sun Belt 2nd of 10 7-2 6-3 1-0 Sun Belt T-1st of 10 9-0 5-4 1-0 Sun Belt T-1st of 10 9-0 5-4 1-0 Sun Belt T-5th of 10 4-5 5-4 1-0 Sun Belt T-7th of 8 5-2 0-7 0-1 Sun Belt 7th of 9 4-4 2-6 0-1 Sun Belt 3rd of 6 4-3 6-3 2-1 Sun Belt 3rd of 6 5-3 4-3 1-0 Sun Belt 3rd of 6 6-1 1-7 0-2 Sun Belt 2nd of 6 6-2 3-4 4-2 Sun Belt 3rd of 6 5-2 2-6 0-0 Sun Belt T-4th of 6 5-3 1-6 0-1 Sun Belt 4th of 7 5-4 4-5 1-0 Sun Belt 4th of 7 3-6 5-4 1-0 Sun Belt T-5th of 7 6-3 0-9 0-0 Sun Belt 7th of 7 2-7 1-8 0-0 Sun Belt 9th of 14 6-6 5-9 0-0 Southland

CHAMPION (SEASON - TOURNAMENT) UNC Charlotte (5-1) - UNC Charlotte UNC Charlotte (9-1) - New Orleans South Alabama (10-0) - Jacksonville South Alabama (12-2) - VCU New Orleans (7-3), La. Tech (7-3) - La. Tech New Orleans (7-3) - Louisiana Tech New Orleans (8-2), La. Tech (8-2) - La. Tech New Orleans (9-3), Ark St. (9-3), Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech (13-3) - La.-Lafayette New Orleans (18-0) - Western Kentucky Western Kentucky (14-4) - La.-Lafayette Western Kentucky (17-1) - Western Kentucky New Orleans (14-4), UALR (14-4) - New Orleans New Orleans (14-4), South Alabama (14-4) Ark. St. (14-4), South Ala. (14-4) - South Ala. Louisiana Tech (10-4) - Arkansas State ULL (13-3), South Ala. (13-3) - La.-Lafayette W. Kentucky (14-2), South Ala. (11-5) - WKU W. Kentucky (13-1), ULL (11-4) - W. Kentucky W. Kentucky (12-2), ULL(12-3) - W. Kentucky La.-Lafayette (12-3), UALR (9-5) - La.-Lafayette Denver (12-3), UALR (10-4) - La.Lafayette South Ala. (12-3), W. Kentucky (12-2) - South Ala. South Ala. (13-5), Ark. St. (11-7) - North Texas South Ala. (16-2), UALR (11-7)- W. Kentucky UALR (15-3), W. Kentucky (15-3) - W. Kentucky North Texas (13-5), Troy (13-5) - Troy Stephen F. Austin (18-0) - Stephen F. Austin

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The 1986-87 Privateers finished with one of the best records in school history (24-4) and made the Div. I NCAA Tournament for the first time. FRONT ROW (left to right): Kwuan Whitfield, Eric Coleman, Ledell Eackles, Wendell Perkins, Terrance Bellock, Theron Cojoe, Eldin Irving, David Hodo, Gabe Corchianni. BAwCK ROW (left to right): David Keys (manager), Benny Dees (head coach), Art Tolis (assistant coach), Mike Smith, Ronnie Grandison, Damon Vance, Chris Trunk, Sam Jones, Kirk Saulny (assistant coach), Mark Dousing (athletic trainer) Mike Krajcer (volunteer coach), Chris Cavalier (manager).

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COACHING HISTORY

RON GREEN (MURRAY STATE ‘62) Years: 1969-1977 Record: 146-65 (.692) Conf. Championships: n/a NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 4

ART TOLIS (C. CONNECTICUT STATE ‘58) Years: 1987-1988 Record: 21-11 (.656) Conf. Championships: 1/0 NIT Tournaments: 1 NCAA Tournaments: 0

MONTE TOWE (N.C. STATE ‘75) Years: 2001-2005 Record: 70-78 (.473) Conf. Championships: 0/0 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

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BUTCH VAN BREDA KOLFF (NYU ‘50) Years: 1977-1979 Record: 32-22 (.593) Conf. Championships : 0/1 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

TIM FLOYD (LOUISIANA TECH ‘77) Years: 1988-1994 Record: 126-59 (.681) Conf. Championships: 4/1 NIT Tournaments: 3 NCAA Tournaments: 2

BUZZ WILLIAMS (OKLAHOMA CITY ‘94) Years: 2006-2007 Record: 14-17 (.451) Conf. Championships: 0/0 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

DON SMITH (INDIANA STATE ‘63) Years: 1979-1985 Record: 84-84 (.503) Conf. Championships: n/a NIT Tournaments: 1 NCAA Tournaments: 0

TIC PRICE (VIRGINIA TECH ‘79) Years: 1994-1997 Record: 63-27 (.700) Conf. Championships: 2/1 NIT Tournaments: 1 NCAA Tournaments: 1

JOE PASTERNACK (INDIANA ‘99) Years: 1994-1997 Record: 63-27 (.700) Conf. Championships: 0 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

BENNY DEES (WYOMING ‘58) Years: 1985-1987 Record: 42-15 (.724) Conf. Championships: n/a NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 1

JOEY STIEBING (LSU ‘85) Years: 1997-2001 Record: 57-58 (.465) Conf. Championships: 0/0 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

MARK SLESSINGER (AURORA ‘96) Years: 1997-2001 Record: 57-58 (.465) Conf. Championships: 0 NIT Tournaments: 0 NCAA Tournaments: 0

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1969-70 (18-5) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE D1 Louisiana College D6 at Nicholls D8 at West Florida D13 San Francisco State D15 West Alabama D19 Missouri-St. Louis D20 Houston Baptist J3 at Spring Hill J5 Catholic J7 at Southern Miss. J24 Georgia State J26 Wisconsin-Milwaukee J28 William Carey J31 at Missouri-St. Louis F5 Nicholls F6 Spring Hill F9 at William Carey F12 at Samford F14 at Georgia State F19 St. Thomas (Fla.) F21 Ball State F24 at Houston Baptist F27 West Florida

M13 (1) Louisiana Tech L, 63-68 L, 80-82 OT W, 104-86 W, 99-87 W, 89-80 W, 101-92 W, 92-74 W, 93-87 W, 83-80 OT W, 91-84 W, 96-83 W, 129-91 W, 86-68 L, 90-117 W, 101-88 W, 99-77 L, 86-102 L, 90-100 W, 82-80 W, 85-76 W, 88-83 W, 81-58 W, 76-73

n/a n/a 1,000 1,000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1,000 n/a 2,250 1,000 1,200 1,360 n/a 2,200 n/a n/a 1,123 n/a 2,950

1970-71 (23-3) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE RANKED NO. 1 IN FINAL DIV. II AP POLL NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENT (FOURTH PLACE) D1 Sam Houston State W, 98-85 D5 at Ball State W, 103-87 D7 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, 99-88 D10 Nicholls W, 108-94 D12 Georgia State W, 105-90 D15 at Louisiana College W, 70-61 D16 North Park W, 94-68 D19 Corpus Christi* W, 84-70 D21 Houston Baptist W, 74-69 D22 Cal Poly W, 113-94 J4 Texas Wesleyan W, 103-89 J9 Trinity (Texas) W, 92-75 J25 UNC Charlotte W, 92-74 J26 UNC Asheville W, 88-79 J28 UC Irvine W, 104-79 J30 VCU W, 99-96 F2 at Spring Hill W, 83-74 F4 at Nicholls W, 100-80 F12 Spring Hill W, 100-87 F13 Samford W, 121-99 F15 Louisiana College W, 84-74 F20 at Georgia State W, 119-87 F23 at Houston Baptist L, 75-84 F27 at St. Thomas (Fla.) W, 78-66 M12 (1) at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 107-113

1,500 3,635 3,000 2,400 2,052 1,500 2,059 2,100 2,285 2,095 2,685 3,650 3,609 3,500 3,000 3,800 900 5,700 3,837 3,895 3,820 500 2,500 1,100 9,000

L, 88-107

9,000

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(1) NCAA Div. II South Regional, Lafayette, La. (fourth place) 1971-72 (16-10) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENT D6 at Corpus Christi* D7 at Trinity (Texas) D18 Corpus Christi* D20 Georgia State D21 SIU Edwardsville D28 (1) Denison D30 Louisiana-Monroe J6 Hardin-Simmons J8 St. Thomas (Fla.) J11 Houston Baptist J15 at UC Irvine J17 at Cal Poly J21 at Georgia State J26 at South Florida J28 Centenary F10 South Florida F12 at Georgia Southern F14 at Centenary F19 at Catholic F21 at VCU F22 at UNC Charlotte F26 Georgia Southern F28 Louisiana Tech M6 (2) at Alabama State M9 (3) Tennessee State M10 (3) Transylvania

L, 73-85 L, 93-98 OT W, 108-90 W, 123-82 W, 118-94 W, 100-48 W, 81-77 W, 82-75 W, 93-69 W, 114-76 L, 78-92 L, 81-96 L, 103-105 OT W, 106-85 W, 83-75 W, 92-87 L, 84-106 L, 84-85 W, 103-74 L, 99-112 W, 71-69 W, 89-87 L, 73-80 W, 80-72 L, 79-80 W, 110-74

500 700 2,108 1,841 1,553 400 2,500 1,925 2,033 2,271 1,852 1,500 250 2,250 2,716 2,250 1,700 1,409 1,000 3,000 1,000 2,081 3,882 4,000 2,850 5,000

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(1) Fort Eustis Christmas Invitational - Fort Eustis, Va. (champions) (2) NCAA Division II First Round - Montgomery,Ala. (3) NCAA Division II South Regional -Cleveland, Miss. (third place) 1972-73 (9-13) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE N24 at Houston L, 71-92 8,460 D7 Louisiana-Monroe L, 72-73 1,750 D9 Corpus Christi* W, 98-95 1,756 D19 Georgia Southern W, 108-90 2,180 J3 at Illinois State L, 98-103 OT 7,150 J6 Northwestern State W, 101-87 2,730 J8 Tennessee-Chattanooga W, 91-79 2,455 J13 at South Florida L, 64-69 4,067 J15 at Centenary L, 74-91 2,466 J18 South Florida W, 91-76 2,130 J20 Tulane W, 101-93 OT 3,893 J25 at Southern Miss. L, 71-72 2,315 J27 at Houston Baptist L, 73-83 2,053

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at Corpus Christi* at Louisiana Tech Georgia State at Georgia State at Georgia Southern at Hardin-Simmons Valdosta State at Tulane Centenary

L, 90-105 L, 73-91 W, 92-68 W, 75-72 OT L, 79-89 L, 67-85 W, 83-77 L, 66-80 L, 91-111

1,650 3,003 2,189 1,006 1,120 950 2,125 5,021 2,304

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1973-74 (21-9) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE RANKED NO. 15 IN FINAL DIV. II AP POLL NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENT (FOURTH PLACE) N30 at Georgia L, 63-94 D3 Southern (N.O.) W, 113-88 D6 Georgia State W, 94-66 D15 at Toledo L, 64-78 D17 at Eastern Michigan W, 86-83 D28 (1) Memphis L, 81-86 D29 (1) Villanova W, 81-80 OT D31 Chicago State W, 130-109 J2 Oglethorpe W, 109-79 J5 Lewis W, 110-85 J7 UNC Asheville W, 107-92 J14 at Mercer L, 84-94 J17 Nebraska-Omaha W, 84-71 J21 at Tulane W, 81-79 J24 Southeastern W, 70-67 J26 Illinois State W, 74-67 J30 at Louisiana-Monroe W, 91-86 F2 Xavier (La.) W, 61-60 F9 Portland W, 92-69 F11 Southern Miss. L, 83-94 F13 Mercer W, 87-62 F15 at Xavier (La.) L, 63-69 F18 Tulane W, 78-74 OT F22 at Georgia State W, 93-86 F23 at Tennessee-Chattanooga L, 88-98 M8 (2) Southern (B.R.) W, 85-80 M9 (2) at Fisk W, 78-63 M13 (3) UC Riverside W, 83-78 M14 (3) Southwest Missouri State L, 63-68 M15 (3) Assumption L, 103-115

4,023 1,803 2,297 2,621 2,200 3,800 2,800 1,950 1,093 1,560 1,259 2,015 2,224 3,700 3,500 3,550 4,900 4,127 3,527 2,713 3,482 1,015 4,138 1,086 4,154 3,152 2,859 5,368 3,989 5,993

N30 (1) at Savannah State W, 103-98 OT D4 Marian (Ind.) W, 131-98 D13 Alabama-Huntsville W, 108-82 D16 Northern Kentucky W, 97-94 D19 at Wayne State (Mich.) W, 88-86 OT D31 Wabash W, 105-80 J2 St. Xavier W, 126-71 J3 Northwestern Oklahoma State W, 104-63 J6 at Southeastern W, 65-62 J13 at Southern (N.O.) W, 87-74 J18 at Tulane L, 61-76 J20 at Northern Illinois L, 75-78 J22 at Eastern Illinois L, 79-87 J27 Tennessee-Chattanooga W, 85-75 F1 Eastern Michigan W, 66-65 OT F5 (2) vs. Xavier (La.) W, 88-74 F8 (3) vs. Dillard W, 96-85 F10 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 97-84 F15 (4) vs. Tulane L, 81-83 OT F19 vs. Southern (N.O.) W, 102-80 F21 Utah State L, 90-96 F24 Nicholls W, 92-75 F27 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-83 M1 at Tennessee-Chattanooga L, 83-98 M7 (5) West Georgia W, 90-89 M8 (5) Lincoln W, 84-83 M12 (6) UC Riverside W, 73-59 M13 (6) Assumption W, 84-73 OT M15 (6) Old Dominion L, 74-76

3,158 3,089 3,217 2,752 460 1,961 2,457 3,163 3,100 1,200 5,200 1,649 6,500 3,500 3,100 1,000 1,435 2,829 2,845 1,855 2,748 2,581 952 3,571 3,357 3,512 4,002 4,127 4,236

(1) Shriners Classic Tournament - Savannah, Ga. (champions) (2) Tulane Gym (now Devlin Fieldhouse) (3) Loyola Fieldhouse (4) Municipal Auditorium (5) NCAA Div. II South Regional - New Orleans (champions) (6) NCAA Div. II National Tournament - Evansville, Ind. (second place)

1975-76 (18-8) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE FIRST SEASON AS DIV. I INDEPENDENT N28 (1) Georgia Southern W, 106-75 N29 (1) McNeese State W, 80-66 D1 at Nicholls W, 98-91 D3 Louisiana Tech W, 72-66 D13 UC San Diego W, 105-58 D17 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, 65-62 (1) Sugar Bowl Tournament, Municipal Auditorium - New Orleans (third place). D29 (2) at Northern Illinois W, 80-79 (2) NCAA Div. II South Regional - Nashville, Tenn. (champions) J3 Tulane W, 102-97 (3) NCAA Div. II National Tournament - Evansville, Ind. (fourth place) J8 at Samford W, 70-68 J10 at Murray State L, 78-82 1974-75 (23-7) J12 at Louisiana Tech W, 77-76 HEAD COACH: RON GREENE J24 Samford W, 111-58 RANKED NO. 2 IN FINAL DIV. II AP POLL J29 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 75-87 NCAA DIV. II TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) J31 at North Texas L, 83-91 N29 (1) at Armstrong State W, 94-86 OT 5,367 F2 (3) vs. Dillard W, 84-73

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F7 (3) vs. Southern (N.O.) F11 (3) vs. Xavier (La.) F14 South Florida F16 Louisiana-Monroe F19 at Georgia Southern F21 North Texas F23 (3) vs. Tulane F26 (4) at South Florida F28 at Utah State M1 at Oklahoma City M4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee

W, 95-68 W, 75-69 W, 74-63 L, 69-72 L, 75-77 L, 96-105 L, 81-82 L, 72-95 W, 79-75 W, 74-67 W, 58-57

2,752 1,192 2,026 3,002 2,390 3,154 3,821 800 6,953 800 2,020

(1) New Orleans Classic (champions) (2) Aurora, Ill. (3) Louisiana Superdome. (4) St. Petersburg, Fla. 1976-77 (18-10, 4-2 SUN BELT - 2ND PLACE) HEAD COACH: RON GREENE SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) N26 (1) Murray State W, 105-76 3,101 N27 (1) Illinois State W, 91-73 3,162 N29 at Mississippi State L, 83-86 5,600 D2 Northern Illinois W, 72-67 2,975 D11 at Miami (Ohio) L, 71-75 4,587 D13 at Dayton L, 68-82 10,366 D18 Oklahoma City W, 65-61 2,362 D29 (2) Denver W, 100-65 2,800 D30 (2) Tennessee Tech W, 84-75 2,200 J3 at McNeese State L, 64-68 2,862 J6 Samford W, 76-57 3,197 J8 Lamar W, 79-69 2,932 J10 *Louisiana Tech W, 88-67 3,014 J15 *at South Florida W, 66-58 2,150 J20 at Louisiana Tech W, 75-72 3,275 J22 Robert Morris W, 75-70 2,577 J26 at #20 Memphis L, 86-88 OT 8,431 J28 Portland State L, 61-96 3,162 J29 *South Florida W, 101-72 3,281 F5 (3) *Tulane L, 75-82 10,238 F7 *at Furman L, 82-92 3,114 F9 at Robert Morris W, 71-56 2,300 F14 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 78-80 OT 4,600 F17 at Samford W, 74-63 750 F24 (3) *Tulane W, 73-72 4,278 F26 McNeese State W, 71-65 3,009 M8 (4) Georgia State W, 86-66 9,231 M9 (4) at UNC Charlotte L, 70-71 9,506

1977-78 (21-6, 8-2 SUN BELT - 2ND PLACE) HEAD COACH: BUTCH VAN BREDA KOLFF SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS N25 (1) Eastern Mich. W, 84-83 OT 2,485 N26 (1) Tennessee-Chattanooga W, 90-66 2,583 N28 at LSU W, 73-69 10,543 D9 (2) Centenary W, 93-59 1,525 D10 (2) at Stetson W, 84-61 2,750 D17 at Illinois State L, 86-93 OT 5,400 D19 at Northern Illinois L, 60-63 OT 2,198 D29 (3) Murray State W, 59-52 4,001 D30 (3) Southern Illinois L, 64-65 2 OT 3,294 J3 at Lamar L, 73-88 2,660 J5 *at South Alabama W, 50-47 3,208 J7 (4) *UNC Charlotte L, 60-61 2,869 J9 Oklahoma City W, 76-72 2,283 J16 *at UNC Charlotte L, 66-67 6,017 J18 (4) Tulane W, 75-62 4,723 J21 (4) *South Florida W, 73-71 2,394 J23 (4) *Jacksonville W, 100-82 2,567 J26 (4) *South Alabama W, 92-81 2,750 J28 (4) *Georgia State W, 87-66 1,868 J30 *at Jacksonville W, 90-71 3,764 F1 (5) *at South Florida W, 73-61 425 F13 *at Georgia State W, 79-75 625 F15 Furman W, 95-83 2,778 F18 Dayton W, 86-79 3,474 F22 at Oklahoma City W, 69-62 3,082 F25 (6) Jacksonville W, 79-64 10,127 F26 (6) South Alabama W, 22-20 6,252 (1) New Orleans Classic (champions) (2) Hatter Classic - DeLand, Fla. (champions) (3) Evansville Memorial Holiday Tournament. - Evansville, Ind. (second place) (4) Louisiana Superdome. (5) St. Petersburg, Fla. (6) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Charlotte, N.C. (champions)

1978-79 (11-16, 3-7 SUN BELT - 5TH PLACE) HEAD COACH: BUTCH VAN BREDA KOLFF SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) N24 (1) Tennessee Tech W, 71-69 OT 2,054 N25 (1) Fairfield L, 51-58 2,132 N27 (2) #14 LSU L, 42-64 4,250 N30 Northern Illinois W, 76-65 2 OT 850 D7 Murray State W, 76-65 1,983 (1) New Orleans Classic (champions) D14 (2) *Jacksonville L, 71-74 OT 652 (2) Porreco Cup - Erie, Pa. (champions) . D20 at Princeton W, 53-45 1,517 (3) Louisiana Superdome. D23 at Iona L, 52-75 2,723 (3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Charlotte, N.C. (second place) D27 (3) Santa Clara L, 58-91 2,500 D28 (3) Southern Miss. W, 87-68 1,213 D29 (3) Northwestern L, 54-65 301

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1980-81 (13-14) COACH: DON SMITH NCAA DIVISION I INDEPENDENT D13 Roosevelt W, 80-73 1,187 D18 (1) #10 LSU L, 66-96 6,153 D20 Southeastern W, 52-50 1,017 D22 Detroit Mercy W, 80-69 1,130 D28 (2) Duke L, 63-77 6,177 D29 (2) #11 Arizona State L, 62-75 5,479 J3 Valparaiso L, 58-60 1,029 J5 Northern Iowa W, 67-55 1,109 J7 at Oklahoma State L, 70-94 4,900 J10 at McNeese State L, 68-70 OT 4,170 J15 McNeese State L, 71-75 OT 1,510 J17 at Tulane L, 70-77 4,753 J19 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-73 4,140 J21 at Jackson State W, 56-55 1,170 (1) New Orleans Classic (second place) J24 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-67 2,651 (2) Louisiana Superdome. J31 Texas-Pan American L, 56-66 1,330 (3) All College Tournament - Oklahoma City, Okla. (sixth place) F2 Southern (B.R.) L, 72-73 1,634 (4) Lakeland, Fla. F4 U.S. International W, 67-59 1,256 (5) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Charlotte, N.C. (quarterfinals) F7 Georgia State W, 69-46 2,459 F9 at Southern Miss. W, 82-79 OT 1,422 1979-80 (5-21, 2-12 SUN BELT - 7TH PLACE) F12 Dayton L, 53-62 2,542 COACH: DON SMITH F14 at Georgia State W, 77-58 2,750 SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) F16 at Texas-Pan American L, 65-75 2,370 N30 Southern (B.R.) L, 89-94 OT 2,485 F20 Southern Miss. L, 70-83 1,422 D3 at LSU L, 78-104 11,037 F22 Tulane W, 82-69 2,642 D5 (1) *UAB L, 73-82 902 F25 Jackson State W, 68-67 1,767 D9 *Jacksonville L, 57-72 777 F28 at Stetson L, 64-77 2,315 D15 Southeastern W, 60-57 697 D19 (1) *South Alabama L, 54-65 880 (1) Louisiana Superdome. D22 at Detroit Mercy L, 74-89 3,052 (2) Sugar Bowl Tournament - Louisiana Superdome (fourth place) D28 Delaware W, 82-58 586 J3 Northern Iowa W, 71-66 OT 861 1981-82 (18-8) J5 at Tulane L, 62-69 3,959 HEAD COACH: DON SMITH 18-8 OVERALL J7 (1) *UNC Charlotte L, 52-61 836 N28 Pomona-Pitzer W, 85-58 1, 008 J10 at Virginia Tech L, 61-89 7,200 D1 U.S. International W, 88-77 1 ,123 J12 at Dayton L, 51-77 11,451 D14 at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 70-65 6 ,116 J14 *Georgia State W, 79-73 790 D16 at Southeastern W, 65-60 1,700 J16 *at South Florida L, 67-70 1,008 D19 at U.S. International L, 53-56 600 J18 *at South Alabama L, 56-74 4,973 D22 at #12 San Francisco L, 83-86 3OT 188 J24 (1) *VCU L, 71-83 890 J2 Kentucky State W, 90-69 2, 141 J27 *at Jacksonville L, 71-86 5,328 J4 (1) Centenary W, 83-79 2, 328 J29 *at Georgia State L, 64-69 586 J5 (1) at Stetson L, 66-67 3, 416 J31 (1) *South Florida W, 77-74 603 J9 Oklahoma State W, 79-73 3, 018 F4 *at VCU L, 64-72 2,400 J11 Charleston Southern W, 68-60 1, 693 F7 *at UNC Charlotte L, 78-83 2,662 J16 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 68-70 4, 074 F9 Tulane L, 75-76 3,088 J18 (2) Southern Miss. L, 66-73 1, 601 F16 *at UAB L, 75-86 7,155 J21 Stetson W, 82-64 2, 311 F18 at Murray State L, 56-65 3,200 J23 at Tulane W, 50-49 4, 708 F23 (2) UAB L, 75-85 2,500 J25 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 99-73 2, 118 J30 Texas-Pan American W, 77-56 2, 754 (1) Tulane Gym (now Devlin Fieldhouse) - New Orleans, La. F1 Wisonsin-Green Bay W, 75-65 1, 879 (2) Sun Belt Con ference Tournament -Charlotte, N.C. (quarterfinals) F6 Tulane L, 53-59 4, 011 J3 (2) Virginia Tech J6 (2) *UNC Charlotte J8 *at Georgia State J10 Dayton J15 Tulane J18 *South Alabama J20 *at Jacksonville J22 (2) Tulane J25 *at South Alabama J27 San Diego J31 Morehead State F8 (2) *South Florida F10 (2) *Georgia State F12 *at UNC Charlotte F14 (4) *at South Florida F23 (5) Jacksonville

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L, 60-62 L, 63-68 W, 83-68 L, 61-77 L, 54-55 L, 73-80 OT L, 52-53 W, 80-72 L, 65-101 W, 76-67 W, 82-75 W, 75-73 4OT W, 68-66 L, 66-76 L, 56-59 L, 47-56

689 1,760 250 1,800 4,500 777 4,935 3,140 7,200 2,988 1,741 1,640 585 5,271 681 7,122

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Georgia State James Madison at Dayton at Iona at Texas-Pan American at Georgia State Southern Miss.

W, 78-60 L , 55-59 W, 50-48 L , 69-75 W, 88-68 W, 83-61 W, 83-68

1,282 2,297 10,577 2,915 1,250 345 2,557

D14 UC Riverside W, 63-51 3,612 D16 (1) at SMU L, 78-82 2,757 D17 (1) Arizona State L, 67-72 2,178 D20 at Wichita State L, 59-67 8,179 D22 at Evansville L, 60-70 8,137 J4 Murray State L, 69-83 2,473 J6 Roosevelt W, 91-63 2,405 J9 at Georgia State W, 72-58 200 (1) Hatter Classic, DeLand, Fla. (second place) J14 at Stetson W, 58-56 4,615 (2) Biloxi, Miss. J21 at Tulane L, 61-67 5,000 J23 at Iona L, 70-80 2,423 1982-83 (23-7) F2 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 53-62 6,223 HEAD COACH COACH: DON SMITH 23-7 OVERALL F4 Stetson W, 64-57 3,416 NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (SECOND ROUND) F7 at South Alabama L, 74-81 3,679 N26 Wichita State W, 96-82 3,229 F11 Georgia State W, 73-56 2,708 N30 Texas W, 74-56 3,012 F13 at Texas-Pan American W, 62-56 2,658 D2 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 68-70 8,613 F18 Tulane L, 39-41 5,745 D11 at #14 Tennessee L, 74-76 11,983 F22 at Texas-San Antonio L, 77-88 1,358 D13 U.S. International W, 110-76 1,780 F25 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 61-64 3,419 D19 Georgia State W, 86-79 1,132 F27 Concordia (Texas) W, 84-71 2,729 D21 Florida A&M W, 87-67 1,772 F29 Spring Hill W, 86-59 1,891 D23 at Wisconsin-Green Bay W, 76-62 2,116 M3 Texas-San Antonio W, 68-49 1,696 D30 St. Joseph’s (Me.) W, 65-38 2,413 M10 Texas-Pan American W, 73-67 2,161 J3 Evansville W, 86-71 2,037 J8 at Canisius L, 49-58 4,117 (1) Dallas Morning News Classic - Dallas, Texas (fourth place) J10 Cameron W, 82-65 2,243 J15 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 81-69 3,837 1984-85 (11-19) J17 at Texas-Pan American W, 69-58 1,938 HEAD COACH: DON SMITH J21 at Texas-San Antonio W, 84-71 3,366 N29 (1) at Hawaii L, 78-87 3,357 J24 Stetson L, 72-78 3,021 N30 (1) Marshall L, 78-98 3,798 J26 at Southern Miss. W, 91-74 4,202 D5 UNC-Greensboro W, 80-55 1,429 J29 (1) Tulane W, 75-71 4OT 10,675 D8 Ball State W, 80-70 1,805 J31 Iona W, 95-84 2,971 D13 at Fresno State L, 32-50 10,002 F3 Texas-Pan American W, 71-63 2,207 D15 at Ole Miss L, 51-55 1,862 F5 at James Madison L, 44-56 6,200 D17 George Mason W, 87-67 2,411 F7 at Georgia State W, 66-64 275 D19 at South Alabama W, 85-76 3,996 F12 at Stetson L, 70-72 5,367 D21 at #19 LSU L, 64-78 12,091 F16 Southern Miss W, 82-81 OT 2,288 D27 (2) Alabama L, 55-73 7,112 F21 at Middle Tennessee W, 70-68 2,000 D28 (2) Penn State W, 61-59 OT 7,350 F26 Texas-San Antonio W, 75-62 3,348 J5 Oklahoma State L, 57-78 2,647 F28 Middle Tennessee W, 83-67 2,079 J7 at Murray State L, 61-66 2,300 M5 Canisius W, 65-50 3,383 J9 at Texas-San Antonio L, 54-60 2,092 M16 (2) at LSU W, 99-94 OT 9,497 J12 Iona L, 66-72 OT 2,385 M21 (2) at Oregon State L, 71-88 9,800 J17 at Evansville L, 64-69 6,196 J21 at Nicholls L, 66-71 2,543 (1) National Invitational Tournament (second round) J23 Marshall W, 78-74 1,525 J26 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 64-92 7,947 1983-84 (14-14) J28 at Stetson L, 74-90 3,746 HEAD COACH: DON SMITH J31 Louisiana-Lafayette L, 45-62 2,408 FIRST SEASON IN LAKEFRONT ARENA F2 Stetson W, 70-61 1,445 N26 #14 LSU L, 59-67 9,519 F4 Alabama State W, 57-42 1,436 N30 at Texas W, 64-58 3,684 F9 Tulane L, 49-52 OT 7,504 D3 Nicholls W, 68-66 OT 3,412 F11 at Texas-Pan American W, 93-76 1,175 D7 Ole Miss W, 87-73 2,802 F13 at Notre Dame L, 54-79 10,630 D12 South Alabama L, 68-72 OT 4,150 F23 Texas-San Antonio W, 67-65 1,578

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L, 65-68 L, 85-101 W, 70-66

1,245 3,386 1,353

(1) Hawaii Tip-Off Tournament - Honolulu, Hi (fourth place) (2) Sugar Bowl Tournament - Louisiana Superdome. (third place) 1985-86 (16-12) HEAD COACH: BENNY DEES (16-12 OVERALL)

FIRST TEAM IN NINE SEASONS WITH TWO 100-POINT GAMES

N27 N30 D3 D16 D19 D21 D28 D30 J4 J7 J11 J15 J18 J19 J22 J25 J27 J29 F1 F6 F12 F15 F17 F22 F27 M1 M3 M8

W, 103-37 W, 88-76 W, 95-84 W, 84-70 L, 69-85 L, 85-103 W, 103-67 W, 78-55 L, 78-91 W, 64-57 55-69 W, 81-69 L, 64-68 L, 59-67 W, 76-55 L, 70-71 W, 87-69 W, 72-70 W, 64-52 W, 78-60 L, 77-96 W, 85-75 W, 90-62 W, 55-44 L, 52-63 L, 60-65 L, 67-75 L, 54-58

3,123 1,851 3,016 2,142 9,331 8,965 1,890 2,169 9,035 3,457 3,610 3,607 7,254 2,844 3,630 7,157 575 3,634 3,946 3,550 2,141 1,807 1,745 3,572 11,200 7,137 8,750 2,293

1986-87 (26-4) HEAD COACH: BENNY DEES RANKED NO. 16 IN FINAL AP POLL NCAA TOURNAMENT (SECOND ROUND) N28 USC W, 85-67 D6 (1) George Mason L, 67-70 D7 (1) Southern Illinois W, 93-77 D13 at Houston L, 75-83 D15 Mankato State W, 97-85 D19 (2) Northwestern State W, 71-57 D20 (2) at LSU W, 82-71 D30 Wisconsin-Stevens Point W, 72-61 J3 Oklahoma State W, 77-68 J5 Mississippi Valley State W, 87-64 J7 Delaware State W, 81-50 J10 Winthrop W, 81-64

5,495 8,200 8,200 3,605 2,702 8,200 10,052 2,808 3,478 2,674 2,738 3,297

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J12 Lamar J15 Sam Houston State J17 Coastal Carolina J19 at Louisiana-Lafayette J24 Louisiana Tech J26 Charleston Southern J31 at Memphis F2 McNeese State F4 at Murray State F12 at Louisiana Tech F14 Texas-Pan American F19 at McNeese State F21 at Texas-Pan American F23 Louisiana-Lafayette F25 Northern Illinois F28 at Lamar M12 (3) Brigham Young M14 (3) at #9 Alabama

W, 78-60 W, 99-67 W, 100-68 W, 101-72 W, 72-68 W, 91-87 L, 73-74 W, 83-70 W, 63-52 W, 70-61 W, 71-66 W, 90-77 W, 73-72 W, 89-63 W, 91-76 W, 81-65 W, 83-79 L, 76-101

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3,848 2,655 4,631 4,607 9,239 3,468 11,200 4,580 3,189 4,860 7,781 4,000 4,857 5,843 4,493 7,656 12,488 16,666

(1) Investors Classic - Charlottesville, Va. (third place) (2) LSU Invitational - Baton Rouge, La. (champion) (3) NCAA Southeast Regional - Birmingham, Ala. 1987-88 (21-10, 7-3 AMERICAN SOUTH - TIED 1ST PLACE) HEAD COACH: ART TOLIS AMERICAN SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPION AMERICAN SOUTH TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) N28 McNeese State W, 98-62 3,530 D4 at Bradley L, 94-111 9,587 D12 Cal State Fullerton W, 80-57 1,710 D14 at UC Irvine L, 91-93 1,940 D18 (1) Georgia L, 77-81 6,147 D20 (1) UAB W, 72-56 6,221 D21 (2) Appalachian State W, 79-64 1,488 D22 (2) Hawaii W, 82-66 1,743 D28 (3) Southern (B.R.) L, 101-114 5,402 D29 (3) Ole Miss L, 74-83 4,923 J4 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 99-71 1,011 J6 Houston W, 71-64 1,668 J9 Southwest Texas State W, 77-64 1,672 J11 Texas Tech W, 54-52 7,878 J13 at Oklahoma State L, 68-75 5,670 J21 *at Arkansas State W, 64-54 7,143 J23 *Louisiana Tech W, 82-67 4,380 J28 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 85-64 3,114 J30 at Florida International W, 96-71 1,100 F1 Samford W, 61-47 1,007 F4 *Lamar L, 66-67 3,664 F6 *Texas-Pan American W, 69-48 2,064 F11 *Arkansas State W, 71-59 1,731 F13 *at Louisiana Tech L, 61-65 3,130 F18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 69-68 5,400 F20 Oral Roberts W, 83-57 4,819 F22 at McNeese State W, 81-79 1,700

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1989-90 (21-11, 8-2 AMERICAN SOUTH - TIED 1ST PLACE) HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD AMERICAN SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPION AMERICAN SOUTH TOURNAMENT CHAMPION NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) D1 (1) Nicholls W, 63-44 2,483 D2 (1) at Akron L, 53-63 OT 2,712 D5 Florida A&M W, 69-64 1,778 D9 at Florida State L, 64-66 6,041 D16 Mississippi State L, 55-62 2,762 D20 at #17 Memphis L, 55-59 11,200 D23 at South Alabama L, 73-85 2,921 1988-89 (19-11, 7-3 AMERICAN SOUTH - 1ST PLACE) D27 (2) Florida L, 64-69 6,109 HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD D28 (2) Ohio State L, 66-74 5,847 AMERICAN SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION J2 Samford W, 61-49 1,366 AMERICAN SOUTH TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) J4 Texas Southern W, 73-59 1,346 NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) J6 Tennessee State W, 91-74 2,648 D2 (1) Western Illinois W, 60-50 750 J10 at Oklahoma State L, 61-73 5,600 D3 (1) at Southwest Texas State W, 88-83 4,187 J13 Oklahoma Baptist W, 82-59 2,266 D10 South Alabama L, 64-69 OT 2,548 J15 Tulane W, 75-59 6,961 D13 at Mississippi State L, 65-76 3,468 J18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 89-87 OT 10,802 D15 at Memphis L, 61-92 8,856 J22 So. Mississippi W, 77-75 2OT 2,777 D22 Oklahoma State W, 55-54 1,319 J25 *at Lamar W, 56-36 1,564 D27 at Cal State Fullerton W, 66-65 2OT 1,150 J27 *at Texas-Pan American W, 74-69 4,960 J1 Bradley W, 91-63 1,119 F1 *Arkansas State W, 82-72 2,606 J7 Grambling State W, 73-54 1,815 F3 *Louisiana Tech W, 110-100 3OT 6,905 J9 at Samford W, 60-46 1,023 F4 at Tulane W, 71-62 3,506 J11 Florida International W, 83-58 1,149 F10 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 66-70 9,274 J14 at Texas Tech L, 48-64 5,538 F15 *Lamar W, 92-60 2,134 J16 *Lamar W, 72-69 1,876 F17 *Texas-Pan American W, 78-68 3,002 J19 *Texas-Pan American L, 51-52 1,592 F22 *at Arkansas State W, 72-61 6,285 J21 Memphis L, 72-73 3,702 F24 *at Louisiana Tech L, 60-78 5,898 J23 at Southern Miss. L, 68-79 5,047 M3 (3) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 91-76 4,454 J28 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 77-66 3,199 M4 (3) Texas-Pan American W, 48-44 4,258 J30 Southern Utah State W, 72-58 780 M14 (4) at James Madison W, 78-74 4,303 F2 *at Louisiana Tech W, 64-54 2,195 M19 (4) Mississippi State W, 65-60 9,111 F4 *at Arkansas State L, 53-82 7,958 M21 at Vanderbilt L, 65-88 10,646 F9 *at Texas-Pan American L, 51-66 2,019 F11 *at Lamar W, 82-71 5,630 (1) McDonald’s Zip Classic - Akron, Ohio (second place) F13 at Oral Roberts W, 75-66 2,243 (2) USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament - Louisiana Superdome (fourth place) F18 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-82 4,317 (3) American South Conference Tournament - Jonesboro, Ark. (champions) F21 Florida State W, 83-77 5,101 (4) National Invitation Tournament (quarterfinals) F23 *Louisiana Tech W, 73-63 3,909 F25 *Arkansas State W, 59-46 6,585 1990-91 (23-8, 9-3 AMERICAN SOUTH - TIED 1ST PLACE) M4 (2) at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 89-73 5,377 HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD M5 (2) Louisiana Tech L, 62-84 3,137 AMERICAN SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPION M15 (3) at Wisconsin L, 61-63 10,118 AMERICAN SOUTH TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) NCAA TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) (1) Jowers Jamboree - San Marcos, Texas (champion) N14 (1) at #15 Oklahoma L, 65-95 7,249 (2) American South Conference Tournament - Lafayette, La. (second place) N27 Oklahoma State L, 64-74 2,689 (3) National Invitational Tournament (first round) N30 at #16 Virginia W, 60-55 8,783 D4 North Georgia W, 96-37 1,764 D8 Nicholls W, 88-66 2,656 D12 Oregon State W, 68-64 OT 2,085 D15 South Alabama W, 96-95 OT 2,838 F25 *at Lamar W, 75-69 7,504 F27 *at Texas-Pan American L, 86-91 2,681 M5 (4) at Lamar W, 75-59 3,716 M6 (4) Louisiana Tech L, 66-69 2,610 M18 (5) at Colorado State L, 54-63 9,467 ( (1) Phenix NCAA Ball, Tokyo, Japan (second place) (2) Hawaii Pre-Holiday Tournament - Honolulu, Hawaii. (champion) (3) USF&G Sugar Bowl Tourney - Louisiana Superdome, La. (fourth place) (4) American South Conference Tournament - Beaumont, Texas (second place) (5) National Invitational Tournament - Fort Collins, Colo. (first round)

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS D17 Florida A&M D27 at U.S. International D29 Grambling State J2 Columbia J5 * at Louisiana-Lafayette J6 Coppin State J10 *Arkansas State J12 *at Louisiana Tech J17 *Lamar J19 *Texas-Pan American J23 *Central Florida J25 UAB J28 at Tulane J30 Northeastern Illinois F2 *Louisiana-Lafayette F6 *at Arkansas State F9 *Louisiana Tech F14 *at Lamar F16 *at Texas-Pan American F21 *at Central Florida F23 at Nicholls M2 (2) Louisiana-Lafayette M3 (2) Louisiana Tech M14 (3) Kansas

W, 76-41 W, 98-58 W, 88-66 W, 83-53 W, 66-64 W, 84-77 W, 66-51 W, 72-68 W, 76-66 W, 72-54 W, 72-64 W, 81-70 L, 83-84 2OT W, 83-51 W, 69-60 L, 65-76 L, 63-68 W, 85-75 L, 67-73 W, 77-65 W, 67-52 W, 78-73 L, 56-61 L, 49-55

1,973 223 2,872 1,996 9,153 1,390 2,961 3,461 4,760 4,849 2,784 7,094 3,694 2,271 6,834 7,000 3,687 7,641 3,526 1,925 1,427 5,939 4,340 15,138

F8 *at Louisiana Tech F12 *Arkansas State F15 *at Central Florida F18 *at South Alabama F22 *Louisiana-Lafayette F27 (3) *Louisiana Tech M1 *at Texas-Pan American M5 (4) Central Florida M6 (4) Louisiana-Lafayette

L, 67-70 L, 50-56 W, 94-64 L, 63-85 L, 60-70 L, 54-53 W, 69-57 W, 66-47 L, 69-73 OT

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4,338 2,451 1,332 4,135 3,498 1,952 666 2,512 3,057

(1) Great Alaska Shootout - Anchorage, Alaska (second place) (2) USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament - Louisiana Superdome (champions) (3) Victory for feited to Louisiana Tech. (4) TCBY Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Biloxi, Miss. (quarterfinals)

1992-93 (26-4, 18-0 SUN BELT - 1ST PLACE) HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD SUN BELT REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) NCAA TOUARNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) D15 Spring Hill W, 68-61 2,035 D19 (1) Southwest Texas State W, 76-67 2,115 D21 (1) Dartmouth W, 73-49 2,050 D28 (2) Notre Dame L, 43-45 5,985 D29 (2) Texas A&M W, 72-55 3,478 (1) Preseason NIT. D30 Bucknell W, 90-57 1,569 (2) American South Conference Tournament - Lakefront Arena (second place) D31 Monmouth W, 60-47 766 (3) NCAA Tournament Southeast Regional - Louisville, Ky. J2 *Jacksonville W, 79-69 OT 2,046 J7 *at UALR W, 78-62 6,959 1991-92 (17-15, 8-8 SUN BELT - 7TH PLACE) J9 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 82-62 7,421 HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD J11 *Texas-Pan American W, 83-62 2,503 SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) J14 *Arkansas State W, 60-58 3,209 N26 at Oregon State L, 58-79 6,761 J16 *at Louisiana Tech W, 71-48 2,587 N29 (1) Idaho W, 73-56 4,742 J20 *Lamar W, 96-77 3,153 N30 (1) Eastern Michigan W, 76-60 5,531 J23 #11 Arizona L, 69-72 9,750 D2 (1) UMass L, 56-68 5,014 J28 *at Jacksonville W, 66-50 2,352 D4 at #6 Oklahoma State L, 55-63 OT 6,381 J30 *South Alabama W, 79-70 4,281 D13 Spring Hill W, 73-52 2,805 F2 *Western Kentucky W, 89-80 4,275 D18 Virginia W, 54-52 3,539 F6 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 73-71 8,307 D23 Texas Southern W, 95-80 2,173 F11 *at Texas-Pan American W, 81-63 2,740 D27 (2) James Madison W, 67-47 5,062 F15 *Louisiana Tech W, 69-41 4,368 D29 (2) Pittsburgh W, 78-77 OT 5,496 F18 *at Lamar W, 84-73 3,534 D30 Brown W, 60-59 2,634 F22 *at Western Kentucky W, 71-67 2OT 11,424 J2 at #6 Arizona L, 64-82 13,812 F25 *UALR W, 86-60 5,052 J4 *Texas-Pan American W, 56-49 3,572 F27 *at South Alabama W, 71-62 5,930 J8 *Central Florida W, 76-60 2,589 M1 *at Arkansas State W, 52-51 9,056 J11 *at Lamar W, 70-64 4,420 M6 (3) Louisiana Tech W, 63-52 5,323 J13 #19 Tulane L, 61-83 8,802 M7 (3) Arkansas State W, 73-59 4,732 J16 *at Arkansas State L, 62-64 5,993 M8 (3) Western Kentucky L, 63-72 4,109 J18 *at UALR L, 61-72 4,889 M19 (4) Xavier (Ohio) L, 55-73 38,387 J23 *Lamar W, 87-72 2,474 J25 *Jacksonville W, 66-58 3,982 (1) UNO Classic - Lakefront Arena (champions) J28 at UAB L, 50-54 5,968 (2) USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament - Lakefront Arena (third place) J30 *Western Kentucky L, 67-68 2,191 (3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Biloxi, Miss. (second place) F1 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 89-80 11,137 (4) NCAA Tournament, Midwest Region - Indianapolis, Ind.

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1993-94 (20-10, 12-6 SUN BELT - 3RD PLACE) HEAD COACH: TIM FLOYD SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (SEMIFINALS) NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (SECOND ROUND) D6 Florida A&M W, 69-55 1,895 D8 (1) #11 Purdue L, 82-84 OT 6,119 D11 at Texas Southern W, 80-70 300 D14 at #13 Arizona L, 62-80 13,964 D21 (2) Loyola (La.) W, 84-48 2,001 D22 (2) Delaware W, 58-56 1,332 D27 (3) Southern (B.R.) W, 79-72 3,562 D28 (3) #21 George Washington W, 63-60 3,707 J3 *Lamar W, 72-61 2,011 J6 *at Arkansas State W, 50-46 5,988 J8 *at UALR L, 70-73 4,489 J13 *Western Kentucky W, 79-74 4,293 J15 *at Lamar L, 73-79 3,190 J17 *at Texas-Pan American L, 56-59 3,034 J22 *Jacksonville W, 74-54 3,874 J27 *at South Alabama L, 80-82 2,819 J29 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 85-74 6,697 J31 *UALR W, 80-61 2,232 F3 *at Louisiana Tech W, 93-61 3,745 F10 *Arkansas State W, 69-66 2,101 F14 *at Jacksonville W, 64-56 2,845 F17 *Louisiana Tech W, 76-61 2,152 F19 *Texas-Pan American W, 74-64 3,240 F23 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 69-73 8,102 F26 *at Western Kentucky L, 52-61 9,150 F28 *South Alabama W, 76-58 2,878 M5 (4) South Alabama W, 68-60 4,375 M6 (4) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 55-59 7,518 M16 (5) Texas A&M W, 79-73 OT 3,828 M21 (5) at Vanderbilt L, 59-78 6,639

D28 (4) Princeton D30 *at Texas-Pan American J5 *Lamar J7 *Texas-Pan American J10 (5) Tulane J13 *Western Kentucky J16 *at Arkansas State J19 *UALR J23 *at Jacksonville J26 *Louisiana Tech J28 *South Alabama F2 *Jacksonville F5 *at South Alabama F7 *Louisiana-Lafayette F13 *at Western Kentucky F16 *Arkansas State F18 *at Lamar F20 *at UALR F23 *at Louisiana Tech F26 *at Louisiana-Lafayette M4 (6) Arkansas State M5 (6) at UALR

W, 50-43 L, 64-72 W, 80-56 W, 67-46 L, 71-75 L, 57-81 W, 70-54 W, 68-59 L, 69-89 L, 60-61 W, 92-82 W, 69-67 W, 103-96 OT W, 63-50 L, 59-67 W, 84-66 W, 75-64 W, 83-74 W, 61-59 W, 65-60 W, 87-61 L, 52-64

1,819 2,911 1,437 1,878 10,863 2,861 3,513 2,353 3,851 2,382 4,206 2,773 2,857 2,177 5,547 3,094 4,142 4,869 2,155 5,011 6,703 5,350*

(1) Big Island Invitational - Hilo, Hawaii (4th place) (2) Market Square Arena - Indianapolis, Ind. (3) UNO Classic (champions) (4) UNO Christmas Classic (champions) (5) USF&G Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome (6) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Little Rock, Ark. (semifinals)

1995-96 (21-9, 14-4 SUN BELT - TIED 1ST PLACE) HEAD COACH: TIC PRICE SUN BELT REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPION SUN BELT TOURNAMENT CHAMPION NCAA TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) D2 at Bradley L, 72-87 9,711 (1) Louisiana Superdome D7 at Southern Miss. W, 68-66 3,823 (2) UNO Classic - Lakefront Arena (champions) D16 at Middle Tennessee W, 69-67 1,800 (3) USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament - Lakefront Arena (first place) D18 Oregon State L, 61-68 1,444 (4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (semifinals) D22 #7 Villanova L, 72-80 5,367 (5) National Invitational Tournament (second round) D27 (1) San Francisco W, 94-84 OT 1,407 D28 (1) VCU W, 92-75 1,413 1994-95 (20-11, 13-5 SUN BELT - 2ND PLACE) D31 *at Western Kentucky L, 80-94 6,300 HEAD COACH: TIC PRICE J4 *at Texas-Pan American W, 69-50 1,872 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (SEMIFINALS) J6 *at Lamar L, 70-76 2,809 SCHOOL-RECORD THIRD CONSECUTIVE 20 WIN SEASON J11 *UALR W, 78-65 2,131 N25 (1) Northern Iowa W, 90-81 OT 1,200 J13 *Arkansas State W, 79-70 2,116 N26 (1) Purdue L, 71-84 1,300 J16 (2) Tulane L, 77-86 8,421 N27 (1) VCU L, 62-65 1,300 J18 *Louisiana Tech W, 70-45 1,495 N29 at Lewis & Clark W, 95-71 450 J20 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 67-59 6,868 N30 at Oregon State L, 61-78 5,782 J25 *Jacksonville W, 73-69 1,668 D17 (2) at Purdue L, 68-76 11,711 J27 *Texas-Pan American W, 58-54 2,556 D20 (3) William & Mary W, 72-61 1,686 F1 *Western Kentucky W, 90-82 2,331 D21 (3) Northeastern W, 77-70 1,207 F4 *at South Alabama L, 54-55 2,877 D27 (4) Rhode Island W, 74-64 1,763 F8 *at UALR L, 66-69 7,736

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS F10 *at Arkansas State F15 *at Jacksonville F17 *South Alabama F19 *at Louisiana Tech F22 *Lamar F24 *Louisiana-Lafayette M2 (3) Louisiana Tech M3 (3) Louisiana-Lafayette M5 (3) at UALR M15 (4) #25 North Carolina

W, 69-66 W, 97-88 W, 72-50 W, 70-61 W, 84-48 W, 66-62 OT W, 67-57 W, 75-71 2OT W, 57-56 L, 62-83

5,117 2,284 1,051 1,263 1,674 4,024 1,657 4,812 8,114 11,859

(5) National Invitation Tournament (first round) 1997-98 (15-12, 9-9 SUN BELT - TIED 5TH): HEAD COACH: JOEY STIEBING SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS)

EXTENDED SCHOOL RECORD OF CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS TO 13 EARNED 1ST ROAD VICTORY AGAINST BIG EAST MEMBER (VILLANOVA)

N22 at Nebraska L, 66-81 8,189 D13 at Villanova W, 77-64 6,511 D15 Southern (B.R.) W, 88-72 1,627 D19 (1) Samford W, 56-51 1,083 (1) UNO Christmas Classic - Lakefront Arena (champion) D20 (1) George Mason W, 72-63 1,052 (2) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome D22 (2) Tulane W, 66-61 5,893 (3) Sun Belt Tournament - Little Rock, Ark. (champion) D27 *Jacksonville W, 67-64 1,430 (4) NCAA Tournament East Region - Richmond, Va. D29 Iowa State L, 68-70 5,029 J3 Old Dominion W, 71-62 1,150 1996-97 (22-7, 14-4 SUN BELT - TIED 1ST) J5 *at Arkansas State L, 55-80 6,235 HEAD COACH: TIC PRICE 22-7 J8 *Western Kentucky L, 61-70 1,130 SUN BELT REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPION J10 *Lamar L, 48-65 1,581 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (SEMIFINALS) J15 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 88-66 5,814 NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) J17 *at Lamar W, 89-87 2OT 7,584 N24 (1) Tulane W, 78-55 5,097 J22 *at UALR W, 82-60 2,690 N30 Middle Tennessee W, 66-54 3,035 J24 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 73-83 3,213 D6 (2) at San Francisco W, 72-68 4,104 J26 *South Alabama W, 71-55 1,128 D7 (2) Santa Clara L, 54-63 4,091 J29 *Texas-Pan American W, 75-62 1,235 D14 Southern Miss. W, 71-62 2,258 J31 *at Western Kentucky L, 55-75 4,100 D18 at VCU W, 61-46 3,781 F5 *at Louisiana Tech L, 65-74 1,686 D22 *at Louisiana Tech L, 63-73 2,112 F7 *Arkansas State L, 80-81 2,710 D27 (3) Harvard W, 64-59 1,605 F12 *UALR L, 55-58 1,145 D28 (3) Holy Cross W, 68-51 1,105 F14 *at South Alabama L, 50-68 1,837 J2 *at Jacksonville W, 95-62 624 F19 *Louisiana Tech W, 78-34 1,331 J4 *UALR W, 82-79 OT 2,428 F21 *at Texas-Pan American W, 88-78 985 J9 *Western Kentucky W, 78-45 2,277 F23 *at Jacksonville W, 57-53 1,137 J11 *Texas-Pan American W, 89-44 2,442 F28 (3) at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 69-76 5,883 J18 *Arkansas State W, 70-60 3,270 J20 *at South Alabama L, 52-65 3,138 (1) UNO Christmas Classic - Lakefront Arena (champion) J22 *Louisiana Tech W, 63-58 1,699 (2) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome J25 *at Western Kentucky W, 70-66 7,200 (3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Lafayette, La. (quarterfinals) J27 *at Arkansas State W, 78-72 5,286 J30 *South Alabama W, 58-51 3,289 1998-99 (14-16, 5-7 SUN BELT - TIED 7TH) F1 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 100-76 3,548 HEAD COACH: JOEY STIEBING F6 *at Texas-Pan American W, 76-60 1,781 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) F8 *at Lamar L, 61-69 5,060 EARNED FIRST ROAD VICTORY VS. A PAC-10 MEMBER (ARIZONA STATE) F13 *Jacksonville W, 88-62 1,869 N18 at TCU L, 61-74 4,942 F15 *Lamar W, 66-59 3,672 N21 at Northern Illinois L, 61-77 2,331 F20 *at UALR W, 81-71 4,905 N27 (1) Georgia Tech L, 62-65 OT 200 F22 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 79-89 3,864 N28 (1) Wisconsin-Green Bay W, 69-54 300 M1 (4) Jacksonville W, 76-63 1,600 N29 Evansville L, 61-73 200 M2 (4) Louisiana Tech L, 53-59 3,467 D1 at Arizona State W, 53-47 3,360 M12 (5) at Pittsburgh L, 63-82 6,200 D12 Centenary W, 52-47 1,308 D15 Denver W, 84-63 722 (1) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome D19 (2) Maine W, 71-68 1,526 (2) MetLife Classic - San Francisco, Calif. (second place) D20 (2) Tennessee State W, 55-48 1,005 (3) UNO Christmas Classic - Lakefront Arena (champion) D22 (3) at Iowa State L, 51-61 7,652 (4) TCBY Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Little Rock, Ark. (semifinals) D23 (3) St. Mary’s (Calif.) W, 72-68 7,817

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W, 56-47 W, 79-70 W, 57-56 L, 44-65 L, 52-70 L, 53-55 L, 32-54 W, 69-61 L, 53-63 L, 55-77 L, 65-78 W, 68-62 L, 57-67 L, 82-87 OT L, 60-71 W, 74-58 W, 63-62 L, 53-70

1,026 861 1,006 3,800 6,273 4,635 714 1,147 3,582 1,547 5,983 1,087 2,621 1,117 849 1,321 2,706 2,736

(1) Big Island Invitational - Hilo, Hawaii (sixth place) (2) UNO Christmas Classic - Lakefront Arena (champion) (3) The Tribune Holiday Classic - Ames, Iowa (third place) (4) Nokia Sugar Bowl Classic - Louisiana Superdome (5) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Lafayette, La. (quarterfinals) 1999-2000 (11-18, 6-10 SUN BELT - 7TH PLACE) HEAD COACH: JOEY STIEBING SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) N20 at Southwest Missouri State L, 52-58 8,455 N24 Northern Illinois W, 61-55 1,261 N27 Norfolk State W, 80-60 1,146 N30 at Southern Miss . L, 51-61 3,463 D4 at Kansas State L, 47-62 7,912 D11 at Old Dominion L, 60-65 2,608 D18 (1) Nicholls W, 55-51 1,158 D20 Sam Houston State L, 52-56 692 D29 Pittsburgh L, 62-65 1,277 J3 McNeese State W, 62-60 657 J6 *Arkansas State W, 73-66 781 J8 *UALR W, 71-53 1,055 J10 *at Florida International L, 53-55 767 J13 *Denver W, 69-55 707 J18 *South Alabama L, 59-65 839 J24 (2) at Tulane L, 46-53 4,399 J27 *at Arkansas State L, 64-66 3,372 J29 *at UALR W, 72-70 965 J31 *Western Kentucky L, 60-62 OT 676 F3 *at Louisiana Tech L, 43-63 1,673 F5 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 58-66 7,756 F10 *Florida International W, 58-56 646 F12 *at South Alabama L, 56-58 5,501 F17 *at Denver W, 66-44 633 F21 *at Western Kentucky L, 63-76 3,400 F24 *Louisiana Tech L, 66-75 855 F26 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 77-93 1,803

M4 (3) Denver M5 (3) Louisiana-Lafayette

W, 67-65 L, 35-55

2,231 2,821

(1) Alario Center - Westwego, La. (2) New Orleans Arena (now Smoothie King Center) (3) TCBY Sun Belt Tournament, North Little Rock, Ark. (quarterfinals) 2000-2001 (17-12, 10-6 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST DIVISION) HEAD COACH: JOEY STIEBING SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) N18 Southwest Missouri State L, 64-71 651 N21 Norfolk State W, 83-56 517 N25 Lipscomb W, 83-63 441 N28 Southern W, 87-64 671 D1 Loyola (La.) W, 92-40 954 D9 Southern Miss. L, 68-82 658 D12 (1) Nicholls W, 68-64 334 D16 at LSU L, 57-84 9,917 D21 Tulane W, 78-63 1,697 D23 at Sam Houston State L,, 65-72 1,672 D28 *Western Kentucky L, 63-68 697 D30 at Pittsburgh L, 46-62 1,632 J3 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 59-70 3,128 J6 *Denver W, 66-44 530 J13 *at New Mexico State W, 64-63 2OT 7,216 J18 *at North Texas W, 78-60 1,068 J20 *at Denver W, 44-42 1,042 J25 *South Alabama W, 73-60 773 J27 *Midle Tennessee W, 69-56 854 J31 *at Arkansas State L, 66-82 4,727 F3 *New Mexico St. L, 55-62 1,582 F7 *at UALR L, 67-81 2,895 F10 *at Florida International W, 66-59 1,650 F14 *North Texas W, 103-77 410 F17 *at South Alabama W, 67-58 4,172 F21 *Louisiana Tech W, 67-55 826 F24 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 75-86 OT 1,004 M 2 (2) Middle Tennessee W. 66-61 OT 1,724 M 4 (2) Arkansas State L, 73-82 2,107 (1) Louisiana Superdome (2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Mobile, Ala. (quarterfinalist) 2001-2002 (15-14, 9-6 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST DIVISION) HEAD COACH: MONTE TOWE SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) N13 (1) Boston University L , 63-69 15,000# N14 (1) Maryland-Eastern Shore L, 46-48 15,500# N17 Rollins W, 71-56 1,831 N19 at Jacksonville L, 73-58 526 N24 at Nicholls W, 80-66 1,222 N26 (2) Norfolk State W, 61-54 862 N29 at #12 Oklahoma State L, 47-95 11,898 D1 at Southwest Missouri State L, 55-71 5,779 D5 at Tulane L, 63-74 2,489

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at Southeastern LSU at #3 Florida * Western Kentucky *Middle Tennessee *at New Mexico State * at Louisiana-Lafayette *UALR * at South Alabama * at Arkansas State at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi *Florida International *New Mexico State * Louisiana-Lafayette * at North Texas * at Denver *South Alabama *North Texas *Denver UALR

W, 58-47 W, 60-59 L, 60-76 L, 76-90 L, 64-69 L, 62-77 L, 78-102 W, 73-72 W, 62-44 W, 68-65 W, 82-68 L, 55-69 L, 62-64 W, 63-61 W, 82-75 W, 74-73 W, 78-67 OT W, 83-61 W, 69-46 L, 71-67

1,034 4,042 8,935 2,270 779 5,617 4,571 640 1,426 5,871 1,712 921 896 723 2,689 702 1,010 1,412 2,655 4,254

F20 *at North Texas F23 *at Denver F26 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi M1 *at South Alabama M7 (2) Florida International

W, 76-73 L, 63-68 W, 77-63 L, 58-61 L, 45-62 -

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1,527 1,097 1,010 3,783

(1) Hawaii adidas Festival - Honolulu, Hawaii (2) Sun Belt Tournament -Bowling Green, Ky. (first round)

2003-04 (17-14, 9-6 SUN BELT - 2ND WEST DIVISION) HEAD COACH: MONTE TOWE SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (SECOND PLACE) N22 Texas State W, 77-64 2,129 N29 Samford W, 62-62 1,581 D3 at Tulane W, 69-66 1,989 D14 at #6 Texas L, 55-89 6,036 D16 (1) vs. Mississippi State L, 59-77 5,388 D19 (2) vs. Idaho State W, 86-72 5,694 D20 (2) at Hawaii L, 64-92 6,954 D27 Loyola (La.) W, 75-55 1,334 D29 (3) vs. Texas-Arlington W, 57-55 3,007 (#) Official attendance for entire first round. D30 (3) at South Florida L, 61-66 2,808 (1) Guardians Classic Tournament (NABC Tournament) J2 at Auburn L, 55-70 5,261 Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, Iowa. J4 at Southern Miss. L, 59-61 2,423 (2) Ponchartrain Center, Kenner, La. J8 *at South Alabama W, 64-58 2,337 (3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Lakefront Arena (first J12 LSU L, 60-68 6,547 round) J15 *at New Mexico State W, 70-59 4,852 J17 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 64-85 6,024 2002-03 (15-14, 7-8 SUN BELT - TIED 3RD WEST DIVISION) J22 *Western Kentucky W, 78-64 1,005 HEAD COACH: MONTE TOWE J24 *Middle Tennessee L, 75-78 OT 1,450 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) J29 *at North Texas W, 77-76 OT 1,693 N23 Saint Leo W, 107-57 1,507 J31 *at Denver L, 73-76 1,088 N27 Jackson State W, 93-79 753 F4 *at Arkansas State L, 74-94 5,383 N30 Rollins W, 65-57 722 F7 *UALR W, 100-95 2OT 1,440 D2 Jacksonville W, 90-57 583 F12 *New Mexico State W, 51-37 1,096 D5 Tulane W, 80-67 2,454 F14 *Louisiana-Lafayette W, 68-54 2,165 D7 Southeastern W, 77-69 1,044 F19 *South Alabama W, 85-83 OT 806 D15 at Lipscomb L, 76-81 532 F21 *at Florida International L, 58-63 OT 558 D17 at Southwest Texas L, 81-92 1,001 F26 *North Texas L, 81-84 1,016 D20 (1) Cal Poly W, 89-75 6,133 F28 *Denver W, 74-73 2OT 1,429 D21 (1) at Hawaii L, 58-68 6,096 M7 (4) North Texas W, 91-89 2OT 7,243 D30 at #21 LSU L, 57-69 10,184 M8 (4) UALR W, 80-65 2,957 J4 *South Alabama W, 70-61 1,709 M9 (4) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 58-67 1,843 J9 *New Mexico State W, 65-55 873 J11 *Louisiana-Lafayette L, 71-78 3,283 (1) Bancorp South Center - Tupelo, Miss. J16 *at Western Kentucky L, 59-78 3,752 (2) Hawaii adidas Festival - Honolulu, Hawaii (t-third place) J18 *at Middle Tennessee L, 60-77 2,379 (3) USF Holiday Classic - Tampa, Fla. (t-third place) J23 *North Texas W, 74-62 815 (4) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Bowling Green, Ky. (second place) J25 *Denver W, 75-65 1,165 J30 *Arkansas State W, 70-68 1,177 2004-05 (13-17, 7-8 SUN BELT - 3RD WEST DIVISION) F1 *at UALR L, 83-85 OT 6,015 HEAD COACH: MONTE TOWE F6 *at New Mexico State L, 60-78 5,807 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) F8 *at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 75-79 OT 8,121 N17 (1) at NC State L, 58-92 9,302 F15 *Florida International W, 49-48 2,138 N18 (1) Fairleigh Dickinson L, 58-71 8,164 F17 at #4 Florida L,48-77 10,130 N19 (1) Siena W, 81-73 13,852

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L, 79-95 W, 71-52 W, 55-54 L, 59-74 L, 65-78 L, 73-91 L, 60-72 W, 62-49 W, 67-56 L, 57-68 W, 71-51 W, 74-71 L, 67-72 L, 69-81 W, 66-60 L, 60-66 W, 71-61 W, 72-56 L, 49-66 W, 71-66 L, 68-80 L, 61-68 W, 87-85 OT W, 69-55 L, 73-74 L, 61-63 L, 67-78

8,877 673 1,541 1,571 3,176 19,052 8,325 1,258 1,202 7,988 892 925 1,521 4,418 4,422 903 960 1,311 4,735 3,524 6,033 2,547 3,534 1,423 1,967 3,060 1,724

J23 *at Louisiana-Lafayette J26 *at Middle Tennessee J28 *at Western Kentucky F2 (4) *Denver F4 (4) *North Texas F9 *at Troy F13 *at South Alabama F16 (4) *Louisiana-Lafayette F18 at Jacksonville State F23 (4) *UALR F25 (4) *Arkansas State M3 (5) Florida International M5 (5) Western Kentucky

L 53-60 L 65-86 L 57-72 W 64-54 W 75-74 L 58-62 L 71-81 L 69-76 L 74-79 W 69-60 W 62-58 W 76-56 L 61-80

1,791 4,987 5,372 692 511 2,068 2,231 1,010 1,722 628 347 961 3,977

(1) - Patriot Center - Tyler, Texas (UT-Tyler hosted UNO) (2) - Reed Arena - College Station, Texas. (Texas A&M hosted Tulane) (3) - Loyola Fieldhouse (4) - Human Performance Center (5) - Sun Belt Conference Tournament - Murfreesboro, Tenn. (quarterfinals) 2006-07 (14-17, 9-9 SUN BELT - 4TH WEST DIVISION) HEAD COACH: BUZZ WILLIAMS SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS)

HOME GAMES PLAYED AT THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE CENTER

N7 (1) Vermont N8 (1) Hampton N10 Jacksonville State N14 at Tulane (1) BCA Invitational - Raleigh, N.C. (seventh place) N19 at Florida State (2) Billy Minardi Classic - Louisville, Ky. (fourth place) N22 at Lamar (3) Alario Center - Westwego, La. N25 Northwestern State (4) Aeropostale Sun Belt Championship - Denton, Texas (first round) N30 at Mississippi D9 UT-Tyler 2005-06 (10-19, 6-9 SUN BELT - TIED 4TH WEST DIVISION) D13 *Louisiana-Lafayette HEAD COACH: MONTE TOWE D16 *North Texas SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (QUARTERFINALS) D21 (2) Mississippi State DUE TO DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE KATRINA, HOME GAMES WERE D28 *at Denver SPLIT BETWEEN TYLER TEXAS, LOYOLA FIELDHOUSE AND THE J1 Tulane HUMAN PERFORMANCE CENTER. J4 *Florida Atlantic N19 (1) Belhaven W 103-69 450 J6 *at UALR N22 (2) at Tulane L 66-77 612 J11 *at Louisiana-Monroe N26 (1) Louisiana Tech L 64-76 7,91 J13 *Middle Tennessee N30 at Mississippi State L 59-67 8,351 J17 *at Troy D3 at Southern Miss. 78-83 4OT 3,309 J21 *at Western Kentucky D8 (1) Southeastern Oklahoma W 93-75 384 J25 *Florida International D13 at LSU L 53-94 6,567 F1 *South Alabama D17 at Purdue L 56-68 8,220 F3 *at Louisiana-Lafayette D20 at Vanderbilt L 72-78 10,696 F8 *at North Texas D29 at Kansas L 56-73 16,300 F10 *Denver D31 (3) Tulane 50-49 1,064 F15 *at UALR J5 * at Denver L 48-67 1,198 F17 *at Florida Atlantic J7 *at North Texas W 72-69 2.108 F22 *UALR J12 (4) *Troy W 79-75 627 F24 *Louisiana-Monroe J14 (4) *South Alabama L 57-60 483 F28 (3) UALR J19 (4) *Florida International L 52-61 412 M4 (4) Arkansas State

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L, 65-82 L, 73-74 W, 66-54 L, 64-78 L, 50-69 W, 64-62 L, 67-71 L, 77-85 W, 76-52 W, 80-76 W, 97-93 2OT L, 63-89 W, 76-66 W, 84-77 L, 86-93 W, 82-73 L, 66-68 L, 67-76 W, 86-85 L, 70-73 W, 77-67 L, 58-76 L, 64-67 W, 64-62 W, 89-66 L, 79-90 L, 77-98 L, 64-65 W, 88-75 W, 77-70 L, 74-81

7,148 7,318 501 1,764 6,811 3,094 573 2,593 357 601 458 5,578 570 750 339 3,869 2,383 380 2,520 4,849 4,43 1,003 2,963 2,461 344 3,731 827 476 506 555 556

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N14 at Northwestern State N18 at #21 N.C. State N24 at Tulane N28 Lamar D1 Nicholls D8 Loyola (La.) D12 at Colorado D15 Savannah State D18 (1) Southern Miss. D19 (1) Alcorn State D20 (1) Louisiana Tech D22 *Arkansas State D29 William Carey J2 *UALR J5 *at Louisiana-Lafayette J9 *Denver J12 *South Alabama J17 *at North Texas J19 *at Middle Tennessee J23 *Western Kentucky J27 *at Florida International J30 *at Florida Atlantic F2 *Troy F9 *Louisiana-Monroe F14 *at Arkansas State F16 *UALR F20 *Louisiana-Lafayette F24 *at Denver F28 *at South Alabama M1 *North Texas M5 (2) Denver M9 (3) at South Alabama

W, 72-66 W, 65-63 W, 74-67 W, 76-65 L, 60-75 W, 82-51 W, 67-65 W, 71-56 L, 64-82 W, 103-74 W, 81-72 W, 84-78 W, 100-81 L, 75-84 L, 57-67 W, 65-49 L, 88-97 W, 83-61 W, 82-75 OT L, 55-73 L, 62-75 L, 72-82 W, 82-73 L, 68-74 W, 79-78 W, 77-75 L, 70-72 W, 60-54 L, 61-81 L, 77-79 W, 65-60 L, 77-81

1,314 13,072 3,074 805 506 650 2,972 473 1,450 1,868 1,683 594 391 487 5,621 465 882 3,410 4,411 1,099 487 649 326 904 2,718 3,738 1,104 3,820 5,459 1,022 457 6,997

N29 Southern (B.R) D3 Tulane D6 Ole Miss D13 at Houston Baptist D15 at Texas State D19 *at Louisiana-Monroe D22 *North Texas D28 South Dakota J1 *Denver J3 *at Arkansas State J8 *Louisiana-Lafayette J10 *UALR J12 Loyola (La.) J17 *at Western Kentucky J22 *at Troy J24 *Middle Tennessee J29 *Florida International J31 *at South Alabama F5 *Florida Atlantic F7 *Louisiana-Monroe F12 *at North Texas F14 *at Denver F19 *Arkansas State F22 *at Louisiana-Lafayette F26 *at UALR M4 (2) at South Alabama

W, 61-57 W, 49-39 L, 65-78 W, 77-73 W, 85-81 L, 66-72 W, 71-65 L, 66-74 W, 54-52 L, 56-71 W, 61-58 L, 46-62 W, 77-56 L, 60-70 L, 72-83 W, 69-65 L, 54-64 L, 53-56 W, 75-68 L, 56-61 L, 69-79 L, 49-59 W, 73-63 L, 60-76 L, 54-80 L, 60-62

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 851 1,085 1,039 1,100 913 804 659 562 433 3,497 625 724 556 5,042 2,015 1,019 520 3,727 519 739 2,648 3,198 512 2,641 4,171 2,228

(1) Re-opening of Lakefront Arena following Hurricane Katrina, former head coach Monte Towe was an assisstant for N.C. State. (2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament - (first round)

2009-10 (8-22, 3-15 SUN BELT - 7TH WEST DIVISION) HEAD COACH: JOE PASTERNACK SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) N13 at Georgia L, 59-67 6,365 N19 Southern (N.O.) W, 74-65 600 N21 Texas State W, 67-55 477 N25 Mobile W, 65-51 476 N29 at N.C. State L, 52-69 11,027 D2 at Tulane W, 51-50 1,965 D5 Houston Baptist W, 79-67 623 D12 at Southern (B.R.) L, 73-78 194 D14 * Florida Atlantic L, 48-66 380 (1) Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic - Biloxi, Miss. (second place) D17 * at Troy L, 76-78 1,316 (2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament (1st Round) - Lakefront Arena D21 (1) Southern Miss. L, 58-78 840 (3) Sun Belt Conference Tournament (rest) - Mobile, La. (quarterfinals) D22 (1) North Florida L, 49-64 790 D23 (1) Canisius L, 48-63 733 2008-09 (11-19, 6-12 - TIED 5TH WEST DIVISION) D31 * Middle Tennessee L, 58-63 365 HEAD COACH: JOE PASTERNACK J2 * Florida International W, 68-58 434 SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) J7 * at Denver L, 66-75 1,109 HOME GAMES RETURN TO LAKEFRONT ARENA J9 * at North Texas L, 57-71 2,273 N15 (1) N.C. State L, 59-65 1,300 J14 * UALR W, 67-66 OT 461 N19 at Nicholls L, 62-79 837 J21 * at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 53-70 2,698 N22 at Savannah State L, 44-54 644 J23 * Louisiana-Monroe L, 47-48 684 N26 at Colorado State L, 60-78 2,687 J28 *at Middle Tennessee L, 46-66 3,628

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*at Western Kentucky *South Alabama *Arkansas State *North Texas *at Louisiana-Monroe *Denver *at Arkansas State *at UALR Western Kentucky

L, 56-76 L, 51-59 L, 52-66 L, 46-68 W, 82-73 L, 45-53 L, 56-63 L, 71-77 L, 58-83

3,017 456 471 341 897 439 4,175 3,848 4,979

(1) Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic - Gulfport, Miss. (2) Sun Belt Conference Tournament- Hot Springs, Ark. (first round) 2010-11 (16-6) HEAD COACH: JOE PASTERNACK

UNO COMPETES AS DIV. I INDEPENDENT AS PART OF SCHOOL’S ORIGINAL INTENT TO MOVE TO DIV III. JAROSLAV TYRNA LONE SCHOLARSHIP PLAYER.

N13 at Champion Baptist N18 at Louisiana College N22 at Mississippi College N24 Louisiana College N27 at Birmingham Southern D4 (1) Pensacola Christian D14 Tulane D17 at Webber International D18 at Southeastern (Fla.) D22 (1) Huntingdon J3 Missississppi College J8 at Carver Bible J15 Victory (Tenn.) J20 (1) Dillard J24 at Huntingdon J30 at Univ of Dallas F7 at. St Thomas (Texas) F17 Concordia-Selma F21 St. Thomas (Texas) F24 Birmingham Southern F26 at Victory (Tenn.) M3 at Pensacola Christian

W, 92-47 L, 78-81 W, 67-64 W, 79-46 L, 59-63 W, 76-58 L, 53-57 W, 77-58 L, 82-87 2OT W, 73-68 W, 74-71 W, 88-74 W, 81-58 W, 73-59 W, 67-55 W, 63-42 L, 55-59 W, 97-55 W, 73-54 W, 88-59 L, 76-78 W, 64-62

131 350 792 480 332 376 421 117 35 151 378 100 285 473 162 265 155 146 226 288 100 2,564

2011-12 (17-15) HEAD COACH: MARK SLESSINGER

UNO COMPLETES SEASON AS A DIV. I TRANSITIONING TO DIV. II. TRANSITIONED HALTED FOLLOWING THE SEASON.

N11 at New Mexico N12 at Rice N15 Selma (Ala.) N19 Southeastern (Fla.) N21 (1) Tennessee Temple N25 (2) vs. San Diego N26 (2) at Tulane N27 (1) Alcorn State D1 at Dillard D10 Johnson & Wales (Fla.)

L, 40-92 L, 49-83 W, 78-58 W, 76-69 W, 70-57 L, 56-64 L, 53-72 W, 63-56 W, 56-43 W, 84-66

14,011 1,719 478 569 432 1,940 1,958 356 556 381

D13 St. Leo (Fla.) D16 at Concordia-Selma D18 North Alabama D27 at North Texas D28 at Colorado D31 Christian Brothers J4 Xavier (La.) J7 Concordia-Selma J11 Champion Baptist J14 at Loyola (La.) J17 Delta State J19 Southern (N.O) J24 at West Florida F1 at Xavier (La.) F4 at Florida Christian F8 Loyola F14 at Hawaii F18 at Southern (N.O) F22 at Christian Brothers F23 at Delta State F25 (3) Champion Baptist F27 at Selma (Ala.)

W, 66-55 W, 93-86 W, 81-63 L, 47-78 L, 34-92 L, 68-78 L, 70-79 W, 91-77 W, 88-69 L, 79-85 W, 81-59 W, 82-71 L, 65-80 L, 69-75 W, 94-76 W, 81-73 L, 58-82 W, 79-75 L, 71-91 L, 52-53 W, 102-62 L, 73-78

574 151 479 2,617 5,277 268 532 344 349 217 531 784 927 400 N/A 784 5,355 214 345 1,111 471 175

(1) Hoops for Hope Classic - Lakefront Arena (2) Hoops for Hope Classic - Devlin Fieldhouse (Tulane) (3) Human Performance Center 2012-13 (8-18) HEAD COACH: MARK SLESSINGER DIVISION I INDEPENDENT N9 San Jose State W, 72-68 N12 Southern Illinois L,55-72 N15 Bethune Cookman L, 65-71 N20 Blue Mountain College W, 99-51 N26 at Nicholls L, 69-92 N29 Southeast Missouri L, 68-83 D8 at Duquesne L, 70-88 D12 Nicholls W, 79-76 D17 at Southern Illinois L, 61-74 D19 at Southeast Missouri L, 71-94 D23 (1) vs. Boise State L, 51-67 J3 at Mississippi State L, 46-97 J5 at #15 Butler L, 44-57 J8 at San Jose State L, 64-71 J12 Champion Baptist W, 87-50 J19 at Rice L, 71-95 J21 NJIT W, 96-94 3OT J23 at Air Force L, 48-90 J26 Champion Baptist W, 94-54 F6 Texas-Pan American W, 75-73 OT F9 Houston Baptist L, 68-75 (ot) F18 (2) Central Baptist W, 100-59 F21 at Bowling Green L, 56-87 F23 at NJIT L, 64-84 F25 at Houston Baptist L, 52-65

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POINTS PER GAME 1969-70 Butch Webster 1970-71 Butch Webster 1971-72 John Hamilton 1973-74 Wilbur Holland 1974-75 Wilbur Holland 1984-85 John Harris 1986-87 Ledell Eackles 1987-88 Ledell Eackles 2004-05 Bo McCalebb 2006-07 Bo McCalebb 2007-08 Bo McCalebb

23.5 26.7 26.5 20.3 25.2 19.9 22.6 23.4 22.6 25.0 23.2

RANK 62nd 21st 19th 53rd 9th 57th 23rd 22nd 5th 6th 9th

REBOUNDS PER GAME 1985-86 Ronnie Grandison 1986-87 Ronnie Grandison 1990-91 Ervin Johnson 1991-92 Ervin Johnson 1992-93 Ervin Johnson 1993-94 Melvin Simon 2001-02 Hector Romero

9.7 9.7 12.2 11.1 11.9 11.8 10.4

24th 25th 7th 13th 6th 8th 11th

ASSISTS PER GAME 2005-06 Jamie McNeilly

5.7

19th

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 1992-93 Ervin Johnson

.619

18th

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1986-87 Gabe Corchiani .485 2000-01 Tory Walker .436 2006-07 James Parlow .472

26th 23rd 7th

3-POINT FIELD GOALS PER GAME 2006-07 James Parlow 3.1

19th

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 1971-72 Terry Gill 1973-74 Terry Gill 1973-74 Wilbur Holland 1986-87 Gabe Corchiani 1988-89 Tony Harris

.847 .924 .853 .874 .855

8th 1st 8th 15th 30th

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 1990-91 Ervin Johnson 1991-92 Ervin Johnson 1992-93 Ervin Johnson 1993-94 Michael McDonald 1994-95 Michael McDonald

2.5 2.5 2.7 3.2 2.8

22nd 20th 19th 9th 19th

WINNING PERCENTAGE 1970-71 .885 1986-87 .867 1990-91 .742 1992-93 .867 1996-97 .759 WINNING STREAK 1970-71: 22 1990-91: 17 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1981-82 .528 1982-83 .547 1989-90 .505 1990-91 .500

RANK T-6th 6th T-27th 4th 17th T-1st T-3rd 14th 3rd 18th T-26th

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE 1981-82 .432 1990-91 .395 1992-93 .403 1993-94 .404

13th 4th 5th 26th

POINTS PER GAME 1971-72 92.3 1973-74 86.0 1974-75 89.8 1982-83 77.2 1986-87 81.7

18th 9th 13th 27th 29th

POINTS PER GAME ALLOWED 1988-89 66.6 1990-91 64.9 1991-92 64.8 1992-93 61.2 1993-94 65.3 1999-00 61.7

25th 14th 24th 8th 12th 18th

SCORING MARGIN 1986-87 +11.9 1990-91 +9.7 1992-93 +11.3 1996-97 +8.7

9th 20th 17th 25th

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1999-00 .381 2000-01 .419 2002-03 .398 2006-07 .415

28th 3rd 7th 4th

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 1973-74: .766

1st

REBOUND MARGIN 1985-86 +6.5 1987-88 +6.3 1991-92 +4.7 1992-93 +5.7

10th 16th 28th 21st

BLOCKED SHOTS 1991-92 5.0

T-16th

TURNOVERS PER GAME 2004-05 12.7 2006-07 11.9

32nd 23rd

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POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT RESULTS

(1R) FIRST ROUND (2R) SECOND ROUND (3P) THIRD PLACE GAME (C) CONSOLATION GAME (QF) QUARTERFINALS (SF) SEMIFINALS (F) FINALS

(1R) FIRST ROUND (2R) SECOND ROUND (3P) THIRD PLACE GAME (C) CONSOLATION GAME (QF) QUARTERFINALS (SF) SEMIFINALS (F) FINALS

NCAA TOURNAMENT - DIV. I (1-4)

1975 - EVANSVILLE, IND.

SUN BELT TOURNAMENT (18-20)

1987 - BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

M12 (QF) UC Riverside M13 (SF) Assumption M15 (F) Old Dominion

SOUTHEAST REGIONAL - 7 SEED TH

M12 (1R) (10) BYU M14 (2R) (2) Alabama

W, 83-79 L, 76-101

1991 - LOUISVILLE, KY.

SOUTHEAST REGIONAL - 14TH SEED

M14 (1R) (3) Kansas

W, 73-59 W, 84-73 3OT L, 74-76

1977 - CHARLOTTE, N.C. - 2ND SEED M8 (SF) (3) Georgia State W, 86-66 M9 (F) (1) UNC Charlotte L, 70-71

NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT (4-6)

1978 - CHARLOTTE, N.C. - 2ND SEED F24 (SF) (3) Jacksonville W, 79-64 F26 (F) (1) South Alabama W, 22-20

ALL GAMES PLAYED AT HOME TEAM’S HOME VENUE.

L, 49-55

1993 - INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MIDWEST REGIONAL - 8TH SEED

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (FINAL EIGHT)

1983 M16 (1R) at LSU M21 (2R) at Oregon State

W, 99-94 OT L, 71-88

1988 M18 (1R) at Colorado State

L, 54-63

1989 M15 (1R) at Wisconsin

L, 61-63

SOUTH REGIONAL

1990 M14 (1R) at James Madison M19 (2R) Mississippi State M21 (QF) at Vanderbilt

W, 78-74 W, 65-60 L, 65-88

1972 - MONTGOMERY, ALA.

1994 M16 (1R) Texas A&M M21 (2R) at Vanderbilt

W, 79-73 3OT L, 59-78

1997 M12 (1R) at Pittsburgh

L, 63-82

M19 (1R) (9) Xaiver (Ohio)

L, 55-73

1996 - RICHMOND, VA. EAST REGIONAL - 11TH SEED

M15 (1R) (6) North Carolina

L, 62-83

NCAA TOURNAMENT - DIV. II (9-6) 1971 - LAFAYETTE, LA. M12 (SF) Southwest Louisiana L, 107-113 M14 (C) Louisiana Tech L, 88-107 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL

M6 (1R) Alabama State M9 (SF) Tennessee State M10 (C) Transylvania

W, 80-72 L, 79-80 W, 110-74

1974 - NASHVILLE, TN. SOUTH REGIONAL

M8 M9

(SF) Southern (B.R) (F) Fisk

W, 85-80 W, 78-63

1974 - EVANSVILLE, IND.

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (FINAL EIGHT)

M13 (QF) UC Riverside W, 83-78 M14 (SF) Southwest Missouri State L, 63-68 M15 (3P) Assumption L, 103-115 1975 - HUMAN PERFORMANCE CENTER SOUTH REGIONAL

M7 M8

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(SF) West Georgia (F) Lincoln

W, 90-89 W, 84-83

1979 - CHARLOTTE, N.C. - 5TH SEED F23 (1R) (4) Jacksonville L, 47-56 1980 - CHARLOTTE, N.C. - 7TH SEED F23 (1R) (2) UAB L, 75-85 1992 - BILOXI, MISS. - 7TH SEED M5 (1R) (10) Central Florida W, 66-47 M6 (QF) (2) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 69-73 OT 1993 - BILOXI, MISS. - 1ST SEED M6 (QF) (9) Louisiana Tech W, 63-52 M7 (SF) (4) Arkansas State W, 73-59 M8 (F) (2) Western Kentucky L, 63-72 1994 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. - 3RD SEED M5 (QF) (6) South Alabama W, 68-60 M6 (SF) (2) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 55-59

2000 - NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. - 7TH SEED M4 (1R) (8) Denver W, 67-65 M5 (QF) (2) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 35-55 2001 - MOBILE, ALA. - 3RD WEST SEED M3 (1R) (6E) Middle Tennessee State W, 66-61 OT M4 (QF) (2E) Arkansas State L, 73-82 2002 - LAKEFRONT ARENA - 3RD WEST SEED M3 (QF) (2E) UALR L, 67-71 2003 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. - 4TH WEST SEED M7 (QF) (5E) Florida International L, 45-62 2004 - BOWLING GREEN, KY. - 3RD SEED M7 (QF) (6) North Texas W, 91-89 2OT M8 (SF) (2) UALR W, 80-65 M9 (F) (1) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 58-67 2005 - DENTON, TEXAS - 3RD WEST SEED M6 (QF) (2E) Western Kentucky L, 67-78 2006 - MURFREESBORO, TENN. - 4TH WEST SEED M3 (1R) (5E) Florida International W, 76-56 M5 (QF) (1E) Western Kentucky L, 67-78 2007 - MULTIPLE SITES - 7TH SEED FIRST ROUND AT LAKEFRONT ARENA, REMAINING ROUNDS AT LAFAYETTE, LA.

1995 - LITTLE ROCK, ARK. - 2ND SEED M4 (QF) (10) Arkansas State W, 87-61 M5 (SF) (6) UALR L, 52-64

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FIRST ROUND AT LAKEFRONT ARENA, REMAINING ROUNDS AT MOBILE, ALA.

AMERICAN SOUTH TOURNAMENT (5-3)

1996 - LITTLE ROCK, ARK. - 1 SEED M2 (QF) (9) Louisiana Tech W, 67-57 M3 (SF) (5) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 75-75 2OT M5 (F) (2) UALR W, 57-56

1988 - BEAUMONT, TEXAS - 2ND SEED M5 (SF) (3) Lamar W, 75-59 M6 (F) (1) Louisiana Tech L, 66-69

1997 - LITTLE ROCK, ARK. - 1ST SEED M1 (QF) (9) Jacksonville W, 76-63 M2 (SF) (5) Louisiana Tech L, 53-59

1989 - LAFAYETTE, LA. - 1ST SEED M4 (SF) (5) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 89-73 M5 (F) (3) Louisiana Tech L, 62-84

1998 - LAFAYETTE, LA. - 6 SEED F28 (QF) (3) Louisiana-Lafayette L, 69-76

1990 - JONESBORO, ARK. - 1ST SEED M3 (SF) (4) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 91-76 M4 (F) (3) Texas-Pan American W, 48-44 1991 - LAKEFRONT ARENA - 1ST SEED M2 (SF) (4) Louisiana-Lafayette W, 78-73 M3 (F) (3) Louisiana Tech L, 56-61

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(1R) (10) UALR (QF) (2) Arkansas State

W, 77-70 L, 74-81

2008 - MULTIPLE SITES - 8TH SEED M5 M9

(1R) (9) Denver (QF) (1) South Alabama

W, 65-60 L, 77-81

2009 - MOBILE, ALA. - 11TH SEED M4 (1R) (6) South Alabama L, 60-62 2010 - MOBILE, ALA. - 13TH SEED M6 (1R) (4) Western Kentucky L, 56-83

1999 - LAFAYETTE, LA. - 7TH SEED F27 (QF) (2) Arkansas State L, 53-70

POSTSEASON BREAKDOWN HOME: 7-2 (3-2 LFA, 4-0 HPC) AWAY: 7-12 NEUTRAL: 23-25 DIV. I MEMBER: 24-27 DIV. II MEMBER: 9-6 HIGHER SEED: 23-8 (22-7 Conf., 1-1 NCAA) LOWER SEED: 1-19 (1-16 Conf., 0-3 NCAA) 80+ POINTS: 15-3