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The 2015-16 Lander men’s basketball team, front row (L-R)
are: Assistant Coach Ryan Hilburn, Head Coach Steve Roberts,
and Assistant Coach Jarred Jackson. Back row (L-R) are: Tyree
King, Travis Fredimon, JR Washington, Jaryd Coleman, Telvin
Gabriel, Matthew McClain, Scott Elder, Israel Wall, Sergio
Smith, Tobiasz Hose, Taylor Buffkin, Eric Williams, and Rahu
Purdie.
2015-16 Bearcat Basketball Roster
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Tyree King
Jarryd Coleman
Tobiasz Hose
JR Washington
Travis Fredimon
Rahu Purdie
Eric Williams
Telvin Gabriel
Matthew McClain
Israel Wall
Taylor Buffkin
Sergio Smith
Scott Elder
POS
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5-11
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HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Kileen Texas/Miles C.C.
Greenwood, S.C./Charleston Southern
Brunswick, Ga./Central Georgia Tech
Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson H.S.
Sumter, S.C./Meridian C.C.
White Oak, N.C./West Bladen H.S.
Watkinsville, Ga./Athens Academy
Lawrenceville, Ga./Indian River C.C.
Charleston, S.C./Anderson University
Columbia, S.C./Spring Valley H.S.
Ocean Isles Beach, N.C./Brunswick C.C.
Dorchester, S.C./Bluefield State
Perth, Australia/Marianapolis Prep
Head Coach: Steve Roberts (Lander ’85)
Assistant Coaches: Ryan Hilburn (South Carolina ’06), Jarred Jackson (Lander ’07)
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Lander Athletics Personnel
JJeff
ff M
May
Director of Athletics
Kent Atkins
Assistant AD Sports
Medicine/Facilities
Chris
Ch i Ayer
A
Women’s Soccer
Chi
B
ll
Chipper
Bagwell
Assistant AD/Golf
Cheryl Bell
Assistant AD/SWA
Sophia Bonadies
Athletic Trainer
Justin Burger
Sports Marketing
Joe Cabri
Tennis Coach Emeritus
Dr. John Cathcart
Team Orthopedist
Justin Clinkscales
Athletics Trainer
Kathy Cochran
Athletics Support
Glen Crawford
Softball
Susan Going
NCAA/FAR
Steve Grogan
Assistant AD
Katie Helvey
Volleyball Grad Asst.
Ryan Hilburn
M. Basketball Asst.
Charlie Hoyle
M&W Golf Asst.
Britt Johnson
Baseball Assistant
Lander’s Centennial Hall opened in January 2006 and houses 300 students.
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Lander Athletics Personnel
Rixon Lane
Sports Media Specialist
Matt Laney
Baseball Asst.
Kevin Pederson
Women’s Basketball
Kim Schoolfield
Cheerleaders
Dr. David Sealy
Team Physician
Monica
Shorter
M
i Sh
t
Softball Assistant
Ashley Stathas
Volleyball
Steve Roberts
Men’s Basketball
Brett Simpson
M&W Tennis
Bob
B
b SStoner
Sports Information
DeCole Robertson
W. Basketball Asst.
Tom Rusling
Asst. Men’s Soccer
Kermit Smith
Baseball
Lee Squires
Men’s Soccer
Bryan Wells
Athletic Trainer
Lander’s newest dormitory opened in Fall 2015 and houses 208 students.
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Coach Steve Roberts’ Prospectus
Experience, depth to help Lander improve
Roberts spent the past season as an assistant coach under
Gregg Nibert at Division I Presbyterian College following a 13year stint as Lander's assistant.
"Coach Nibert was really good for me. It was truly a blessing
teve Roberts joined the Lander men's basketball program
to be able to work with him," Roberts said recently. "I learned
as a player in 1980, was an assistant coach for each of the
school's previous four head coaches, and now begins a new era as a tremendous amount last year, just how to run a team, a lot of
defensive stuff, and overall attention to detail. I enjoyed my year
Lander's new head coach.
there. I would have liked to have
The Bearcats open the season
worked with him longer. But the
Nov. 13-14 when they play Brevard
2015-16 Coaches’ Preseason Poll
Lord opened this door here."
and Carson-Newman at the Carson(first place votes in parenthesis)
Roberts has previous head coachNewman Classic in Jefferson City,
ing experience at Mars Hill, and has
Tenn. Lander plays Brevard at 6 p.m.,
also been an assistant coach at WinFriday, and Carson-Newman at 7
1. UNC Pembroke (8)
163
throp, then USC Spartanburg (now
p.m., Saturday.
2. Aug
ugus
usta
ta (3)
151
USC Upstate), North Greenville,
Lander's home opener will be at
3. Montevallo (2)
144
Coastal Carolina and Campbell.
7:30 p.m., Wed., Nov. 18 against King
4. Nor
orth
th Geo
eorg
rgia
ia (1)
128
Hose and Washington will help
(Tenn.) College in Horne Arena.
ease Roberts back into head coach5. Georgia Southwestern
115
The Bearcats are coming off a
ing. The two averaged a combined 32
season in which they finished 19-9
6. Columbus State
98
points and 13 rebounds per game last
overall, including an 11-8 record in
7. USC Aiken
81
season, and are "two smart players
the Peach Belt Conference. Lander
7. Young Harris
81
who have a good IQ for the game,"
won a school record 13 straight to
9. Cllayton State
74
Roberts said.
start the season, was ranked as high
Elder starts the season healthy
10. Flagler
65
as 13th nationally, and finished with
for
the first time in his five years at
a 15-3 home record inside the Horne
10. Fr
10
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anci
cis
s Ma
Mari
rion
on
65
Lander
(including a redshirt year),
Arena.
12. Lander
50
but Smith (right foot) and Hose (left
The 2015-16 Bearcats are led by
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wrist and leg) have been hampered
All-Peach Belt Conference selection
14.
Georgia
College
26
with preseason injuries.
Tobiasz Hose, a 6-foot-4 senior wing
"We have to stay healthy," Roberts
from Brunswick, Ga., who averaged
said. "Sergio Smith will have to play
17.1 points and 7.7 rebounds per
this season with some pain. Tobiasz Hose could miss some time."
game last season.
Roberts describes the Bearcats as guard-oriented.
The three other returning players are JR Washington, a 6-3
"We're not very big. We are really deep on the perimeter. We
junior wing from Manassas, Va., who averaged 15.1 points and
are not very deep in the post area. We will be guard heavy and do
5.5 rebounds; Scott Elder, a 6-8 senior post from Perth, Australia,
a lot of stuff with our guards."
who averaged 5.3 points and 4.5 rebounds; and 6-5 junior post
Lander lost three seniors last year in Ricardo Martin, Mike Lee
Sergio Smith from Dorchester, S.C., who was an important conand Alen Hardy, while Kiair Crouch transferred to Tallahassee
tributor off the bench last year.
Community College. The four players combined for 38 points
A four-year letterman (1980-84), Roberts graduated from
last season.
Lander in 1984 with a bachelor's degree in health and physical
The Bearcats lineup now has the four returning players and
education. While playing for Lander, the then-Senators averaged
several newcomers, including two who are battling to start at
19 wins per season. Roberts is currently third in most games
point guard. The new point guards are 5-9 junior transfer Tyree
played in a career at Lander with 125 games.
King (Killeen, Tex., Miles Community College) and 5-9 freshRoberts last coached at Lander two seasons ago as an assistant
man Rahu Purdie (White Oak, N.C.).
to head coach Jeff Burkhamer, who left last spring to take the
"Both kids are a lot alike. They are very small, very quick,"
head coaching position at the University of West Florida.
Roberts has the distinction of being the only person to work for Roberts said of Purdie and King. "They do a very good job running the team, getting by people, and distributing the ball. It is
all four previous head coaches (Finis Horne, Chipper Bagwell,
just taking them some time to fit our system. Both those guys are
Bruce Evans and Burkhamer) in the 47-year history of the men's
in the running right now to start at the point."
basketball program at Lander.
New wings joining Hose and Washington are 6-3 junior trans"I'm very humbled and honored to be coming home," Roberts
fer Travis Fredimon (Sumter, S.C., Meridian Community Colsaid at his hiring press conference last April 27th. "This is the
role I have been preparing for since I came on the Lander campus lege) and 6-2 junior transfer Taylor Buffkin (Ocean Isles Beach,
N.C., Brunswick Community College). A 5-11 freshman, Eric
in 1980."
By DAVID HAYS
Lander Sports Information
S
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Coach Steve Roberts’ Prospectus
The Peach Belt season begins Dec. 5 at preseason favorite
Williams (Watkinsville, Ga.), could also see some playing time.
UNC Pembroke as five of the first six league games are on the
"We recruited Fredimon a couple years ago. He has come back
road. The nonconference schedule includes a game against old
and really played well. He can play one, two or three," Roberts
said. "J.R. and Tobiasz will certainly be out there with him on the rival Erskine College Dec. 2 at Horne Arena.
"Erskine is back on the schedule," Roberts said of a rivalry
perimeter.
which used to fill the arena. "It was a big deal. It is still a big deal
"And we have Taylor Buffkin, a junior college player who has
for some of us. I am glad we are getting to play them. I think it
played really well for us, who is a really good shooter. In junior
is good for the commucollege, he played the one
nity. We have scheduled
or the two. Our one, two
Erskine for the next two
and three are very good
years. We are excited
with some depth."
about that. We hopefully
Forwards include
will be able to have the
Smith, 6-5 sophomore
double-header with the
transfer Matthew Mcmen and the women next
Clain (Charleston, S.C.,
year."
Anderson University) and
Lander was picked to
6-6 freshman Israel Wall
finish 12th this season out
(Columbia, S.C.).
of 14 teams in the Peach
"Matthew McClain
Belt according to the preis a redshirt sophomore
season coaches' poll. UNC
who sat out his first year
Pembroke received eight
at Anderson and played
first-place votes and is the
well there late last year,"
coaches' pick to win the
Roberts said.
conference. Augusta was
The centers are the
picked second, followed
experienced Elder and
by Montevallo, North
6-6 junior Telvin Gabriel Lander head coach Steve Roberts talks with the team during a timeout in a 2015-16
game against Erskine. (Photo by Dylan Seely)
Georgia, Georgia South(Lawrenceville, Ga., Inwestern, Columbus State, USC Aiken and Young Harris (tied
dian River Community College). Smith can also play center.
"I have seen a lot of improvement out of Telvin as he tries to fit at seventh), Clayton State, Flagler and Francis Marion (tied for
10th), Lander 50, Armstrong State 33, and Georgia College.
in as a newcomer in our system," Roberts said.
"We have a lot of new coaches. I think the teams are more even
Roberts wishes he had more preseason time but has been
this year. I don't think one team stands out more than the others,"
pleased with what he has seen so far.
Roberts said.
"The positive thing is we have had three scrimmages and all
The coach isn't making a big deal about the preseason poll.
of our young guys have gotten a lot of reps," he said. "We have
“They don't really know what we have," Roberts said. "We
played well in spurts. We have a bunch of guys playing together
have a lot of new players, a new coach. We haven't said a lot
who have not played a lot together before. The chemistry is not
about that (the poll). It's not where you are picked, it's where you
all there. But we have done a pretty good job. This group plays
finish."
very hard, shares the ball, and is a good passing team."
Lander's JR Washington (10)
gets ready to set up the fast
break in a 2015-16 victory
against Erskine College.
(Photo by Dylan Seely)
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Coach Steve Roberts
Roberts begins first year as Bearcats’ coach
S
teve Roberts became the fifth head coach in the history
of Lander basketball when he was hird to lead the
program in April 2015.
A former Lander assistant coach
aand player Roberts, who graduated
ffrom Lander in 1984, spent the
ppast season as an assistant coach
uunder Gregg Nibert at Presbyterian
ffollowing a 13-year stint as Lander's
aassistant.
"We are
eexcited to
welcome Steve
w
Steve Roberts
back to his
Lander family," said Jeff May, Lander
Vice President/Athletic Director. "I
am confident that he will do good
things for our basketball program."
(Former) Lander President Dr. Dan
Ball is equally confident.
"I know Steve Roberts and I have
watched him coach," said Ball. "I
know him as a person, a family
man and a father. He will be a great
basketball coach."
"I'm very humbled and honored to
be coming home," said Roberts. "This
is the role I have been preparing for
since I came on the Lander campus in
1980.
Roberts can't wait to get started.
"I look forward to mentoring our current and future
players, passing along knowledge and aiding in their
development to help them realize their goals. I would
like to make a similar impact that (former Lander coach)
Coach Finis Horne had on me starting 35 years ago, and
still today. I expect our players to have a positive impact
in our basketball program, on Lander's campus, and the
community of Greenwood."
Nibert was very complimentary of Roberts as he takes
over the Lander program.
"Steve has been a tremendous asset to our program," said
Nibert. "He brought a wealth of experience and loyalty to
me and this program. He is a great friend and an even better
person. I wish him well and know that he will succeed as
Lander's next head basketball coach."
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A four-year letterman (1980-84), he graduated from
Lander in 1984 with a bachelor's degree in health and
physical education. While playing for Lander University,
the then-Senators averaged 19 wins a season. Roberts is
currently third in most games played in a career at Lander
with 125 games.
Roberts, the 2013 Lakelands FCA Coach of the Year, is in
his 28th year of coaching at the collegiate level. He started
his career as a graduate assistant at Winthrop University
under Neild Gordon. Roberts coached
at North Greenville College for one
season before joining the staff at thenUSC Spartanburg. In 1990-91, the
Rifles advanced to the NAIA National
Tournament and finished fifth in the
country with a record of 29-3. The
following season, 1991-92, Roberts
helped lead the Rifles to the inaugural
Peach Belt Championship, a berth
in the NCAA Tournament and a No.
7 final national ranking. After four
seasons at USCS, Roberts worked as
an LU assistant for his former coach,
Finis Horne .
Since 1994, Roberts has had the
opportunity to be an assistant coach at
Mars Hill College, Coastal Carolina
University and Campbell University
before returning to Mars Hill in 1999
as the head coach. After three seasons
at Mars Hill, Roberts returned to Lander as an assistant
for Coach Chipper Bagwell. Roberts has the distinction of
being the only person to work for all four previous head
coaches in the history of the men's basketball program at
Lander.
The Greenville native is married to the former Dana Lam
of Waynesboro, Va., and they have two children, Matthew,
20, and Luke, 18.
"There are so many people who have had a great
influence on me to reach this point," added Roberts,
"especially my wife, my parents, my friends, the coaches
I worked with and the players I have coached. I am
extremely grateful to President Ball and VP/AD Jeff May
for providing me the tremendous opportunity to give back
to the University where I have spent some of the fondest
years of my life."
Assistant Coaches
Ryan Hilburn, Assistant Coach
R
yan Hilburn was named the
Lander assistant basketball
coach prior to the 2015-16 season.
He previously spent five seasons
as an assistant coach at Anderson
University.
During his time at Anderson,
Hilburn helped guide the Trojans to
a 102-51 (.667) overall record and
appearances in the NCAA Southeast
Regional, including the Elite Eight,
in four of the last five seasons. The
Ryan Hilburn
Charleston, S.C. native directed the
Trojans’ recruiting efforts, and assisted with practice and game
plans. He was in charge of the development of the post players,
scouting opponents, and putting together scouting reports.
In 2009-10, Hilburn served as an assistant coach at Lander
under then-head coach Jeff Burkhamer. In 2008-09 he was a
graduate assistant at Armstrong Atlantic State University under
Burkhamer, when the team went 23-7 and finished the season
ranked in the NABC’s Top-25. Hilburn also served on the staff
of head coach Barclay Radebaugh at Charleston Southern and
for Hall of Fame coach Dave Odom as an undergraduate at the
University of South Carolina.
Hilburn earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management
from the University of South Carolina in 2006 and graduated
from Northwood Academy in 2000. While at Northwood Academy, he helped lead the Chargers to the SCISA AA State Basketball Championship in 2000.
Hilburn and his wife, Katie, reside in Greenwood with their
two dogs, Riley and Charlie.
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Jarred Jackson, Assistant Coach
J
arred "JJ" Jackson, a 2007 Lander
graduate, is in his first season as
an assistant coach at his alma mater.
Jackson earned a bachelor's degree
in sociology with a minor in AfricanAmerican Studies. He went on to
earn his master's in Sports Management/Accounting from Liberty
University as well as an associate's
degree in Logistics, Material and
Supply Chain Management from the
Community College of the Air Force.
Jarred Jackson
A two-time All-Peach Belt Conference player during his career at Lander, Jackson scored 1,388
points and made 319 free throws and 214 three pointers -- all
on Lander's Top 10 lists. A three-time team captain, he led the
Bearcats to the 2006-07 PBC Tournament champinship and a
berth in the NCAA Tournament.
Jackson, who was named PBC Player of the Week three times,
was also three times Lander's team Most Valuable Player.
An All-State player from Ridge View High School in Columbia, S.C., Jackson was also a member of the All-Air Force
basketball team, winning a Gold Medal in 2010.
Prior to Lander, Jackson served as the boys' basketball associate head coach and head junior varsity coach at West High
School under Head Coach Mike Matheson. The Panthers reached
the playoffs in two of Jackson's three seasons at West. During his
tenure, Jackson coached, developed and mentored six All-Region
performers.
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Scott
45 Elder
Senior • Post
6-8 • 220 • Perth, Australia
2014-15: played and started in
all 28 games... averaged 5.3 points
and 4.5 rebounds in 23 minues per
outing... scored a career-high 12 points
Points in a game
against UNC Pembroke, had a career-best five
12 vs. UNC Pembroke
blocked shots versus Emmanuel College in the
on Dec. 6, 2014
season-opening game, and tied his career best of 12
Rebounds in a game
rebounds against Southern Wesleyan... scored in double
12 on two occasions
figures in three games...
Blocks in a game
2013-14: Medical redshirt
5 vs. Emmanuel Col2012-13: Averaged 5.4 points and 5.1 rebounds in
lege on Nov. 14, 2014
Free Throws in a game 17.7 minutes per game... scored a career-high 11 points
5-of-7 vs. Francis
on four occasions during the season and grabbed a
Marion on March 2,
career best 12 rebounds against Francis Marion... scored
2013
in double figures five times...
2011-12: Saw limited action in 13 games averaging
four minutes per game... averaged 1.2 rebounds and 0.5
points per game...
High School: In 2010-11 played at Marianapolis Prep School in Connecticut,
where he averaged 8.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game... prior to Marianapolis,
Elder played for the Western Australia State team and competed in the Under 16
and Under 18 Australian National Championships... he played for the Willeton Club
Team, where he averaged 14 points and 8.0 rebounds per game... had career highs of
25 points, 11 rebounds and 10 blocked shots.
Elder’s
Career Highs
Career at Lander
Yr
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Totals
G
13
24
28
65
FGM
2
47
61
110
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FGA
9
96
128
233
PCT
.222
.490
.477
.472
3FGM
0
8
7
15
3FGA
1
21
24
46
PCT
.000
.381
.292
.326
FTM
3
27
19
49
FTA
6
44
34
84
PCT
.500
.614
.559
.583
REB
16
122
125
263
AVG
1.2
5.1
4.5
4.1
AST
0
11
18
29
PTS
7
129
148
284
AVG
0.5
5.4
5.3
4.4
Harrison (JR)
10 Washington
Junior • Wing
6-2 • 170 • Manassas, Va.
Washington’s
Career Highs
2014-15: Played and started in all 28
games... averaged 12.4 points and 4.4
rebounds in 36.2 minutes per game...
had career highs of 31 points against
Points in a game
31 vs. Columbus State on Columbus State, 11 rebounds versus
Flagler, seven assists versus Flagler, and
March 1, 2015
Rebounds in a game
9-of-9 free throws at Georgia College...
11 vs. Flagler on Jan. 3,
scored in doubles figures in 23 games
2015
with 20 or more points six times... made a
Assists in a game
team-high 54 three pointers...
7 vs. Flagler on Jan. 3,
2013-14: Played in 29 games and
2015
averaged 9.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per
Free Throws in a game
9-of-9 vs. Georgia College game in 25.9 minutes per outing... scored a
season-high 26 points against UNC Pembroke
on Feb. 25, 2015
on Jan. 15, 2014, and scored in double figures in 13
other games... had a high five assists against Armstrong
on Jan. 8, 2014... connected on 58-of-140 three-point
shots for 41.4 percent...
High School: Averaged 24 points, seven rebounds, and two assists per game as a
senior at Stonewall Jackson High School, while shooting 43 percent from the field,
31 percent from the three-point line and 80 percent from the free throw line... had a
game-high 61 points in the Wakefield Holiday Tournament when he went 10-of-19
from the three-point line and 13-of-15 from the foul line.... a three-time All-District
and All-Region selection, Washington was named second team All-State, and twice
won the Prince William County Slam Dunk title... he is Stonewall Jackson's all-time
leading scorer with 1,561 points...
Career at Lander
Yr
Fr.
So.
Totals
G
29
28
57
FGM
97
131
228
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FGA
222
329
551
PCT
.437
.398
.413
3FGM
58
54
112
3FGA
140
168
308
PCT
.414
.321
.364
FTM
27
108
135
FTA
33
142
175
PCT
.818
.761
.771
REB
98
153
251
AVG
3.4
5.5
4.4
AST
41
81
122
PTS
279
424
703
AVG
9.6
15.1
12.4
Tobiasz
5
Hose
Senior • Wing
6-4 • 180 • Brunswick, Ga.
2014-15: Named to the All-Peach Belt ConferHose’s
ence team.... two-time PBC Player of the Week...
Career Highs
started all 28 games and averaged 17.1 points
and 7.7 rebounds in 35.8 minutes per game... had Points in a game
season highs of 32 points and 16 rebounds versus
32 vs. Francis Marion on
Francis Marion... scored in double figures in 26
Feb. 4, 2015
games and netted 20 or more points nine
Rebounds in a game
16 vs. Francis Marion on
times... in the PBC, he ranked fourth in
minutes per game; sixth in field goals Feb. 4, 2015
Assists in a game
made (168), seventh in free throws
8 vs. USC Aiken on Feb.
made (111), total rebounds (216)
7,
2015
and total points (480); eighth in
Free Throws in a game
rebounds per game; and ninth in
10-of-12 on two occasions
defensive rebounds (145)...
Steals in a game
Prior to Lander: transferred
6 vs. Ohio Valley on Nov.
from Central Georgia Tech fol- 28, 2014
lowing 2013-14 season. During that year, Hose averaged 12.0
points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game. He had career highs
of 20 points, 13 rebounds, 11 free throws and seven assists.
High School: As a prep at Brunswick High School, he averaged 12.4
points, 6.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game his senior year.
Career at Lander
Yr
Jr.
G
28
FGM
168
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FGA
400
PCT
.420
3FGM
33
3FGA
115
PCT
.287
FTM
111
FTA
152
PCT
.730
REB
216
AVG
7.7
AST
72
PTS
480
AVG
17.1
Sergio
34 Smith
Junior • Post
6-5 • 190 • Dorchester, S.C.
2014-15: Played in 26 games and averaged 2.1 points and 2.5
rebounds in 14.5 minutes per game... scored a season-high 10
points and grabbed six rebounds both against USC Aiken...
had a best five steals against Young Harris and twice had two
steals in a game...
Prior to Lander: Sergio transferred from Bluefield State College.
There he averaged 4.0 points and 3.0 rebounds per game and had game highs of 10
points and 10 rebounds. As a prep at Woodland High School, he averaged 17 points
and 10 rebounds per game his senior year. A
member of the National Honor Society, he
was named to the SCHSAA All-State team
Smith’s
Career Highs
Points in a game
10 vs. USC Aiken on
Feb. 7, 2015
Rebounds in a game
6 vs. USC Aiken on
Jan. 14, 2015
Blocks in a game
5 vs. Young Harris on
Jan. 7, 2015
Free Throws in a game
2-for-2 vs. UNC Pembroke on Dec. 6, 2014
Career at Lander
Yr
So.
G
26
FGM
23
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FGA
48
PCT
.479
3FGM
0
3FGA
0
PCT
.000
FTM
9
FTA
25
PCT
.360
REB
66
AVG
2.5
AST
17
PTS
55
AVG
2.1
2
Tyree
King
Junior • Guard
5-9 • 150 • Kileen, Texas
T
yree is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Miles Community College, where he averaged 9.1
points and four assists per game for the Pioneers. Tyree played for head coach Alberto Jones at Ellison High School
where he was a 2nd-Team All-District selection, averaging 10 points and eight assists per game
Personal: Favorite movie is “300: Rise of an Empire”... favorite car is an Impala... favorite food is Philly Cheesesteak
with french fries... most people don't know that I was born with six fingers on each hand... if I had a dream come true,
it would be that my little brother Terry was here... there is no one in the world who I admire more than my mother and
grandma...
Travis
12 Fredimon
Junior • Guard
6-3 • 180 • Sumter, S.C.
T
ravis is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Meridian Community College, where he was a firstteam All-Conference performer, averaging 15 points and nine rebounds per game for Eagles. Travis attended Sumter
High School and was named one of the top 20 players in classification 4A under head coach Nathan Livesay.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Harlem Nights”... favorite car is a Monaco Diplomat 43DFT... favorite food is anything
my grandmother cooks... most people don't know that I love old school music... there is no one in the world who I admire
more than my mother...
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Telvin
Gabriel
Junior • Forward
6-6 • 200 • Lawrenceville, Ga.
T
elvin is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Indian River Community College. He averaged nine
points and seven rebounds per game for the Pioneers and was honored with the Team Player Award. Telvin play prep
ball at Dave Thomas High School, where he averaged 12 points and seven rebounds per game.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Coach Carter”... favorite car is a Lambo... favorite food is rice and chicken... most people
don't know that I am the oldest of eight siblings... if I had a dream come true, it would be that I get to see another day...
there is no one in the world who I admire more than my mom and dad...
Taylor
24 Buffkin
Junior • Guard
6-2 • 170 • Ocean Isles Beach, N.C.
T
aylor is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Brunswick Community College, where he averaged
11 points, four rebounds and four assists per game for the Dolphins. Taylor attended West Brunswick High School,
where he played for head coach Eric Davis and averaged 18 points and five rebounds per game. He also served as the
quarterback and kicker for the football team.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Coach Carter”... favorite car is a Range Rover... favorite food is chicken... if I had a dream
come true, it would be that I lived in another country... there is no one in the world who I admire more than my brother...
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3
Jarryd
Coleman
Sophomore • Wing
6-3 • 205 • Greenwood, S.C.
J
arryd is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Charleston Southern University. Jarryd played prep ball
at Greenwood High School under head coach Kelsey Stevens. He was a three-year starter for the Eagles and averaged
10 points and seven rebounds per game his senior season.
Personal: Father, Steve, played college basketball at Stetson University... favorite movie is “Space Jam”... favorite car
is a Lamborghini Murcielago... favorite food is shrimp alfredo... most people don't know that I hate spiders... if I had a
dream come true, it would be that I could bring my uncle back... there is no one in the world who I admire more than my
mother...
Matthew
22 McClain
Sophomore • Forward
6-5 • 220 • Charleston, S.C.
M
atthew is entering his first year at Lander after transferring from Anderson University, where he averaged 9.8 points
and 7.8 rebounds per game for the Trojans. Matthew prepped at Charleston Collegiate High School, averaging 14.8
points and 8.7 rebounds per game his senior season. He was a top-20 scorer in the "A" division as a senior and a top-20
rebounder in the division as a junior.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Radio”... favorite car is a Maserati Gran Turismo... favorite food is cereal... most people
don' know that I tried frisbee... there is no one in the world who I admire more than my parents and my grandparents...
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Rahu
15 Purdie
Freshman • Guard
5-9 • 155 • White Oak, N.C.
R
ahu is entering his first year at Lander after prepping at West Bladen High School under head coach Travis Pait. He
led West Bladen to the Four County Conference Championship as a senior and was named the conference Player of
the Year. Rahu averaged 19.5 points and 4.2 rebounds per game at West Bladen his senior season.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Limitless”... favorite car is a Bugatti... favorite food is lasagna... most people don't know
that I love "Greys Anatomy"... if I had a dream come true, it would be to make the NBA... there is no one in the world
who I admire more than Russell Westbrook...
Eric
20 Williams
Freshman • Guard
5-11 • 155 • Watkinsville, Ga.
E
ric is entering his first year at Lander after prepping at Athens Academy under head coach James Banks. He averaged
27 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior and was a member of the All-Area team as a junior. Eric was the top
scorer in Class A as a junior and played in the Clarke/Oconee All-Star game.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Coach Carter”... favorite car is a Jeep... favorite food is steak and potatoes... most people
don't know that I can't dunk... if I had a dream come true, it would be to grow six inches... there is no one in the world
who I admire more than Russell Westbrook and Kobe Bryant...
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Israel
23 Wall
Freshman • Post
6-6 • 160 • Columbia, S.C.
I
srael is entering his first year at Lander after playing for head coach Perry Dozier at Spring Valley High School. He
averaged 10 points per game and eight rebounds per game for the Vikings his senior season.
Personal: Favorite movie is “Space Jam”... favorite car is a Mustang... favorite food is fried catfish... most people don't
know that I can cook... if I had a dream come true, it would be to end up being successful... there is no one in the world
who I admire more than my mom...
Cheering on the Bearcats!!!
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Media Information
T
his 2015-16 Lander University basketball guide
has been designed to inform the members of the
working press and others about the Lander basketball
team. We hope that you will find the information useful as you follow the Bearcats this season.
Press Passes
Members of the working press will be issued a press
pass upon request from the Lander Sports Information
Office, 864-388-8962. A seat will be reserved for you
on press row. Press passes are issued only for working
press. Scouting passes can be obtained by contacting
the Athletics Department at 864-388-8314.
Radio and Video Stream
All Lander home men’s basketball games will be
video streamed live on YouTube. The links for each
game can be found at landerbearcats.com. Play-byplay announcer Rixon Lane will bring Bearcat fans all
the action from courtside.
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Live Stats
All home Lander basketball games will be broadcast
through Lander’s Athletics website on LiveStats at
www.landerbearcats.com.
News Releases and Statistics
The Lander Sports Information Office posts boxscores,
cumulative statistics and other releases on the Lander
Athletics website at www.landerbearcats.com immediately following games. PBC standings and results can
be obtained from www.peachbeltconference.org.
Telephone Numbers (Area Code 864)
The following telephone numbers may be used to
obtain information on the Lander basketball team.
Sports Information ......................................... 388-8962
Sports Information FAX ............................... 388-8889
Athletics Office .............................................. 388-8316
2015-16 Spirit Teams
The 2015-16 Lander Cheerleading team, front row (L-R) are: Justina Teale, Gaston, S.C.; Brooke Porter, York, S.C.; Jamila Dewalt, Newberry, S.C.;
Katie Watts, Lancaster, S.C.; Abagail Alford, Greenwood, S.C.; Shannon Cleary, Lexington, S.C.; Haley Ables, Westminister, S.C.; Kala Parker,
Mayo, S.C.; and Lauren Creswell, Greenwood S.C. Second row (L-R) are: Jordan Welmaker, Taylors, S.C.; Hannah Bryant, Lincolnton, Ga.; Mallory
Kimbrell, Chester, S.C.; Megan Brown, Anderson, S.C.; Kenzie Taylor, Abbeville, S.C.; Cassidy Williams, Campebello, S.C.; Amanda Crumpton,
Easley, S.C.; Hannah Shannon, Beaufort, S.C.; and Tia McFadden, Florence, S.C. Third row (L-R) are: Paige Fowler, North Augusta, S.C.; Kiana
Nelson, Elgin, S.C.; Miranda Pridemore, Gaston, S.C.; Kyle Coopwood, Manassas, Va.; Hayden Hawkins, Chester, S.C. Terria Chandler, Columbia,
S.C.; Courtney Cannon, Greenville, S.C.; Jessica Davis, Ridgeland, S.C.; and Brianna Nelson, Elgin, S.C. Not pictured are: Reagan Caldwell, Rock
Hill, S.C.; Maggie Burfete, Spartanburg, S.C.; Kaiti Roberts, Rock Hill, S.C.; Lindsey Hoffmann, Spartanburg, S.C.; and Claire Marie Moore, Johns
Island, S.C.
The 2015-16 Lander Dance Team, front row (L-R) are: Brittany Pender, Chapin, S.C.; Caitlin
Tellin, Ninety Six, S.C.; Haley Moore, York, S.C.; Kristyn Cumbee, Hartsville, S.C.; and
Hannah Whaley, Columbia, S.C. Second row (L-R) are: Kayla Tindal, Sumter, S.C.; Brittany
Maners, Honea Path, S.C.; Ivrie Hite, Abbeville, S.C.; Latashianna Alexander, Rock Hill, S.C.;
McKayla Stevenson, Abbeville, S.C.; and Brittany Way, Greenville, S.C. Not pictured is Katlyn
Gordon, Clover, S.C.
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Statistically Speaking
Lander 2014-15 Individual Statistics
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Player
gp-gs
02
03
05
10
12
15
20
22
24
34
40
42
45
Kiair Crouch
Marco Morales
Tobiasz Hose
JR Washington
Mike Lee
Randy Colter
Ricardo Martin
Alen Hardy
Shavanno Cooper
Sergio Smith
Asger Hjorth
Mathew Schulz
Scott Elder
Team
Total..........
Opponents......
25-19 739 29.6 106-260
13-0
45 3.5 7-25
28-28 1002 35.8 168-400
28-28 1013 36.2 131-329
28-1 398 14.2 55-148
12-0
33 2.8 3-10
28-28 845 30.2 104-246
8-8
197 24.6 18-37
5-0
108 21.6 18-35
26-0 377 14.5 23-48
25-0 208 8.3 21-54
7-0
15 2.1 0-1
28-28 645 23.0 61-128
28
28
TEAM STATISTICS
SCORING
Points per game
Scoring margin
FIELD GOALS-ATT
Field goal pct
3 POINT FG-ATT
3-point FG pct
3-pt FG made per game
FREE THROWS-ATT
Free throw pct
F-Throws made per game
REBOUNDS
Rebounds per game
Rebounding margin
ASSISTS
Assists per game
TURNOVERS
Turnovers per game
Turnover margin
Assist/turnover ratio
STEALS
Steals per game
BLOCKS
Blocks per game
ATTENDANCE
Home games-Avg/Game
Neutral site-Avg/Game
5625
5625
LU
2127
76.0
+3.7
715-1721
.415
147-470
.313
5.3
550-811
.678
19.6
1112
39.7
+2.9
348
12.4
370
13.2
+3.7
0.9
232
8.3
103
3.7
7586
18-421
-
1st 2nd
1020 1100
898 1110
OT
7
16
HOME
15-3
7-3
8-0
Total
3-Point
avg fg-fga
fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%
##
Score by Periods
Lander
Opponents
min
OVERALL
19-9
11-8
8-1
.408
.280
.420
.398
.372
.300
.423
.486
.514
.479
.389
.000
.477
Totals
2127
2024
.333
.261
.287
.321
.343
.250
.000
.000
.500
.000
.000
.000
.292
F-Throw
ft-fta
ft%
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
102-147
1-2
111-152
108-142
74-118
7-9
89-123
16-21
11-23
9-25
3-15
0-0
19-34
Date
11/14/14
11/15/14
11/18/14
11/25/14
11/28/14
11/29/14
12/03/14
12/6/14
12/18/14
12/20/14
12/31/14
01/03/15
01/07/15
01/10/15
1/14/15
1/17/15
01/20/15
1/24/15
1-28-15
01-31-15
2/4/15
2/7/15
02/11/15
2/14/15
2/18/15
2/21/15
2/25/15
3/1/15
.694
.500
.730
.761
.627
.778
.724
.762
.478
.360
.200
.000
.559
off
12
1
71
39
30
0
74
6
16
34
28
0
70
56
715-1721 .415 147-470 .313 550-811 .678 437
718-1618 .444 184-522 .352 404-573 .705 320
OPP
2024
72.3
718-1618
.444
184-522
.352
6.6
404-573
.705
14.4
1030
36.8
367
13.1
474
16.9
0.8
187
6.7
94
3.4
11008
10-1101
0-0
22-66
6-23
33-115
54-168
23-67
1-4
0-0
0-1
1-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
7-24
AWAY
4-6
4-5
0-1
Rebounds
def tot
57
1
145
114
51
3
115
15
12
32
23
1
55
51
675
710
69
2
216
153
81
3
189
21
28
66
51
1
125
107
1112
1030
NEUTRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
avg
pf dq
2.8
0.2
7.7
5.5
2.9
0.3
6.8
2.6
5.6
2.5
2.0
0.1
4.5
54
4
59
71
44
6
77
18
14
61
27
1
97
a
to blk stl
62
5
72
81
13
4
39
34
5
14
1
0
18
1
0
11
6
3
0
20
1
3
8
6
0
44
54
0
69
66
39
5
55
14
10
17
19
1
15
6
39.7 533 19 348 370
36.8 650 - 367 474
Opponent
EMMANUEL
QUEENS
BREWTON-PARKER
COASTAL GEORGIA
OHIO VALLEY
ALLEN
MIDDLE GEORGIA
UNC PEMBROKE
CLAYTON STATE
GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN
SOUTHERN WESLEYAN
at Flagler
YOUNG HARRIS
GRU AUGUSTA
at USCA
at University of Montevallo
COLUMBUS STATE
ARMSTRONG
at Francis Marion University
at University of North Georgia
FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY
USCA
at UNC Pembroke
FLAGLER
at Armstrong
at GRU Augusta
at Georgia College
at Columbus St.
* - Conference game
www.landerbearcats.com
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1
0
1
2
1
0
4
0
1
3
0
0
6
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
Lot
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
pts
avg
336
21
480
424
207
14
297
52
48
55
45
0
148
13.4
1.6
17.1
15.1
7.4
1.2
10.6
6.5
9.6
2.1
1.8
0.0
5.3
103 232 2127
94 187 2024
76.0
72.3
55
3
32
39
9
3
24
15
5
15
4
0
28
Score
81-77
71-67
76-66
84-76
104-81
76-69
80-71
99-84
74-64
61-54
70-66
80-68
75-66
88-97
81-86
49-61
65-80
69-66
67-49
79-81
79-90
77-66
56-69
87-82
79-75
61-71
83-65
76-77
Att.
325
310
474
375
250
175
327
375
350
350
175
252
255
475
1252
589
450
450
1259
1398
535
1585
1812
350
589
2874
377
606
2014-15 Peach Belt Conference
2014-15 PBC Standings
PBC
EAST DIVISION
Team
W L
Georgia Regents
15
4
UNC Pembroke
15
4
Lander
11
8
USC Aiken
8 11
Francis Marion
5 14
Flagler
5 14
Armstrong
4 15
WEST DIVISION
Montevallo
17
2
Columbus State
14
5
Georgia Southwestern 10
9
North Georgia
9 10
Young Harris
9 10
Clayton State
8 11
Georgia College
3 16
All Games
W
23
24
19
13
13
10
6
L
5
4
8
15
15
16
19
Pct.
.821
.857
.704
.464
.464
.365
.240
21
20
15
15
12
15
9
8
6
11
11
13
12
19
.724
.769
.577
.577
.480
.556
.321
2014-15 All-Peach
each Belt Conference
First Team
Troran Brown, Montevallo
Kenny Funderburk, Columbus State
Isaiah Johnson, Young Harris
Quamain Rose, UNC Pembroke
Keshun Sherrill, Georgia Regents
Second Team
Tobiaz Hose, Lander
DeAngelo Kirkland, Columbus State
Deric Rudolph, Georgia Southwestern
Larry Slaughter, Montevallo
Devon Wright-Nelson, Georgia Regents
Third Team
Dii-Jon Allen Jordan, Francis Marion
Dominic Early, USC Aiken
Kelsey Terry, Clayton State
C.J. Wilson, Young Harris
Brandon Winford, UNC Pembroke
Player of the Year: Troran Brown, Montevallo
Freshman of the Year: Detrek Browning, Francis Marion
ung Harris
Defensive Player of the Year: Isaiah Johnson, Young
Coach of the Year: Danny Young, Montevallo
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Lander in the Peach Belt Tournament
2014-15 (19-9)
First Round - Columbus State 77, Lander 76
2013-14 (17-12)
First Round - Georgia Southwestern 74, Lander 70
2011-12 (18-9)
First Round - Columbus State 84, Lander 81 (OT)
2008-09 (10-19)
First Round - Lander 74, Columbus State 60
Second Round - Augusta State 97, Lander 78
2007-08 (10-19)
First Round - Lander 68, Francis Marion 53
Second Round - USC Aiken 96, Lander 64
2006-07 (20-10)
First Round - Lander 83, Columbus State 81
Second Round - Lander 60, Armstrong Atlantic 56
Championship Game - Lander 75, Clayton State 61
2005-06 (9-21)
First Round - Lander 73, USC Aiken 57
Quarterfinals - Lander 81, Columbus State 74
Semifinals - USC Upstate 76, Lander 65
2004-05 (17-11)
First Round - Columbus State 83, Lander 64
2003-04 (7-21)
First Round - Armstrong Atlantic 74, Lander 69
2002-03 (7-21)
First Round - North Florida 77, Lander 68 (OT)
2001-02 (11-17)
First Round - Lander 71, Georgia College 66
Quarterfinals - Augusta State 68, Lander 45
2000-01 (17-10)
Quarterfinals - Columbus State 87, Lander 67
1999-2000 (21-9)
Quarterfinals - Columbus State 94, Lander 71
1998-99 (22-6)
Quarterfinals - Lander 65, Armstrong Atlantic 54
Semifinals - Georgia College 61, Lander 59
1997-98 (12-15)
First Round - Clayton State 90, Lander 84 (OT)
1996-97 (15-12)
First Round - USC Spartanburg 55, Lander 49
1995-96 (19-8)
First Round - Pembroke State 67, Lander 65 (OT)
1994-95 (21-9)
First Round - Lander 68, Georgia College 66
Second Round - Lander 78, USC Spartanburg 72
Championship Game-Lander 77, Columbus 56
1993-1994 (21-9)
First Round - Lander 92, USC Aiken 76
Second Round - Lander 87, Augusta College 85
Championship Game-Lander 76, Columbus 74
1992-93 (5-24)
First Round - Georgia College 78, Lander 77
1991-92 (2-26)
First Round - USC Spartanburg 69, Lander 52
Against All PBC Tournament Opponents
TEAM
Armstrong Atlantic
Augusta State
Clayton State
Columbus State
Francis Marion
Georgia College
Georgia Southwestern
North Florida
UNC Pembroke
USC Aiken
USC Upstate
Overall
W
2
1
1
5
1
2
0
0
0
2
1
15
L
1
2
1
5
0
2
1
1
1
1
2
17
Players on PBC All-Tournament Team
2006-07 - Michael Griffin MVP, Zach Evans
2005-06 - Emanuel Hodrea
1998-99 - Naim Fogle
1994-95 - Larry Person (MVP), Greg Gibson, Quentin
Smith
1993-94 - Bill Hanford (MVP), Greg Gibson, Larry Person
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Lander in the NCAA Tournament
2006-07 (20-11)
First Round - Virginia Union 74, Lander 68 OT
1998-99 (25-7)
First Round - Lander 68, Catawba 59
Second Round - Lander 49, Georgia College 46
Third Round - Lander 47, Winston-Salem State
46
Elite Eight - Kentucky Wesleyan 74, Lander 69
1994-95 (21-9)
First Round - Eckerd College 82, Lander 79
1993-94 (21-9)
First Round - Paine College 94, Lander 83
The Finis Horne Years 1968-97
F
inis Horne, who launched Lander University’s
men’s basketball program in 1968, retired on
June 30, 1997, after 29 years and 491 victories.
Horne, who was inducted into the Lander Athletics
Hall of Fame on Oct. 9, 1999, and the S.C. Athletics
Hall of Fame in June 2011, established himself as the
winningest active coach in
South Carolina and recorded a 15-12 record during his
final year.
He passed away on June
2, 2013, at the age of 77.
Following a 21-9 record
in the 1993-94 season,
Horne was named PBAC
Coach of the Year when
the then-Senators won the
PBAC Tournament and
earned an automatic berth
into the NCAA Division II National Tournament.
In 1994-95 the Senators did it again. Lander finished
the season 21-9, won the PBAC tournament and advanced to the national tournament.
While a member of the NAIA, Lander won District 6
regular season titles in 1977-78, 1978-79 and 1979-80,
and reached the District 6 tournament championship
game in 1976-77, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1987-88 and 198889.
Horne was voted the NAIA District 6 Coach of the
Year in 1972-73, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1987-88 and 198990; and the NAIA District 6 Administrator of the Year
in 1986. He served as vice chairman of District 6 from
1974-80 and chair from 1981-86.
Horne was voted the NAIA Palmetto State Conference
Coach of the Year in 1989-90; the NAIA Area 7 Coach
of the Year in 1980; and the PBAC Coach of the Year in
1993-94.
Coach Horne was married to Dr. Bettie Horne and
they have twin daughters. Nina Horne Peterson lives in
Oakland, Calif., with her husband, David, and daughter,
Emma. Sabra lives in Washington, D.C. Horne was a
veteran of the US Navy, and a member of VFW, Kiwanis
Club and the Greenwood First Baptist Church.
Born April 26, 1936, in Kentucky, Horne earned an
associate of arts degree from Bethel (Ky.) College in
1963, a bachelor’s degree in physical education from
Campbellsville (Ky.) College in 1966 and a master’s in
physical education from Western Kentucky University
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The Horne Record
Year
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
29-Year Total
Won
4
10
14
12
18
6
16
22
19
21
26
29
25
21
16
13
20
21
10
25
26
23
11
2
5
21
21
19
15
491
Loss
22
22
16
16
9
20
12
10
13
9
6
5
9
11
16
17
11
11
18
6
8
7
17
26
24
9
9
8
12
379
in 1968. He did postgraduate work in counseling at the
University of South Carolina.
In 1968, Horne was hired by Lander to establish a varsity basketball program. In 1971, he was also appointed
Lander’s first athletics director. Under his leadership,
Lander’s intercollegiate athletics program grew to 11
men’s and women’s athletic teams, including several
which have risen to national and regional prominence in
the NAIA and NCAA Division II.
Post-Season Honors
Jeff May
4-time MVP ’69-72
All-District 6
1969, ’70, ’71, ’72
Gabby Smith
2-time MVP ’73-74
All-District 6
1973, ’74
Shaft McMinns
2-time MVP ’75-76
All-District 6
1976
Moses Knight
All-District 6
1977
James Hill
MVP ’78
All-District 6
1978
Bobby Shaw
MVP ’79
All-District 6
1979
Alonzo Harrison
All-District 6
1980
Carroll Wells
MVP ’82
All-District 6
1982
Charles Jones
MVP ’83
All-District 6
1983
Bradley Leak
MVP ’85
All-District 6
1985
Derrick Galloway
MVP ’87
All-District 6
1987
Russell Blackmon
MVP ’88, ’89
All-District 6
1988, ’89
Chris Spann
All-District 6
1988
Greg Haynes
MVP ’90
All-District 6
1990
Maurice Walker
MVP ’91
1991 All-District 6
1991 All-PBAC
Hal McManus
MVP ’92
All-PBAC
1992
Bill Hanford
MVP ’93
All-PBAC
1993,’94
Larry Person
MVP ’94, ’95
All-PBAC
1994, ’95
Quentin Smith
All-PBAC
1995, ’96
Donald Lockhart
All-PBAC
1996
Marshall Dibble
All-PBAC
1996, ’97
Keilan Livingston
All-PBAC
1996
Ray Tackett
MVP ’69
Clinton Cobb
3-time MVP ’79-81
3-time All-District
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Geoff Brower
MVP 1999, 2000
All-PBAC
1999, 2000
David Loboja
All-PBAC
2000
Dwight Tolbert
MVP, All-PBC
2012
Simon Moore
MVP, All-PBC
2001
Corey Wright
All-PBC
2012
Adrian Penland
MVP, All-PBC
2002, 2003
Michael Panaggio
All-PBC
2014
Jarred Jackson
MVP, All-PBC
2005, 2007
Tobiasz Hose
All-PBC
2015
Lander MVPs
1968-69 .............................................. Ray Tackett
1969-70 ................................................... Jeff May
1970-71 ................................................... Jeff May
1971-72 ................................................... Jeff May
1972-73 ............................. Jeff May/Gabby Smith
1973-74 ............................................ Gabby Smith
1974-75 .........................................Shaft McMinns
1975-76 .....................Shaft McMinns/James King
1976-77 ..............................................Otis Daniels
1977-78 .................................................James Hill
1978-79 ...................... Clinton Cobb/Bobby Shaw
1979-80 ............................................Clinton Cobb
1980-81 ............................................Clinton Cobb
1981-82 ............................................ Carroll Wells
1982-83 ........................................... Charles Jones
1983-84 ........................................Curtis Harkness
1984-85 ............................................Bradley Leak
1985-86 .....................................William Bingham
1986-87 .....................................Derrick Galloway
1987-88 .................................... Russell Blackmon
1988-89 .................................... Russell Blackmon
1989-90 .............................................Greg Haynes
1990-91 ........................................Maurice Walker
1991-92 ...........................................Hal McManus
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1992-93 ............................................. Bill Hanford
1993-94 .............................................Larry Person
1994-95 .............................................Larry Person
1995-96 ....................................... Marshall Dibble
1996-97 ....................................... Marshall Dibble
1997-98 ........................................... David Loboja
1998-99 ........................................... Geoff Brower
1999-2000 ....................................... Geoff Brower
2000-01 ........................................... Simon Moore
2001-02 .........................................Adrian Penland
2002-03 .........................................Adrian Penland
2003-04 ........................................ Kenneth Nether
2004-05 .......................................... Jarred Jackson
2005-06 .......................................... Jarred Jackson
2006-07 .......................................... Jarred Jackson
2007-08 ........................................Houston Wright
2008-09 ........................................Houston Wright
2009-10 ...........................................Dane Sparrow
2010-11 ...............................................Tovi Bailey
2011-12 ......................................... Dwight Tolbert
2012-13 ............................................. David Pruett
2013-14 ...........................................Darius Carrier
2014-15 ............................................Tobiasz Hose
Retired Numbers
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Clinton
Cobb
1977-81
Total Points--1,987
Four-year average--18.0
Best scoring average--23.3
Most points single season--653
Field goals--719-of-1708 (.421)
Free Throws--549-of-738 (.744)
Rebounds--511
4-time NAIA All-District 6
3-time NAIA All-American Honorable Mention
4-time team MVP
School-record 49 points vs. Belmont Abbey 1970-71
17 free throws vs. Belmont Abbey 1970-71
31
Gabby
Smith
1971-75
Total Points--1,189
Two-year average--20.5
Field goals--435-of-803 (.542)
Free throws--319-of-435 (.733)
Career rebounds--516
2-time team MVP
All-District 6
Total Points--1,834
Four-year average--15.7
Best scoring average--17.8
Most points single season--588
Field goals--741-of-1330 (.557)
Rebounds--1,220 (school record)
NAIA All-American
NAIA District 6 MVP
Three-time NAIA All-District 6
Two-time NAIA All-American Honorable Mention
Three-time team MVP
Jeff
May
1969-73
30
Total Points--1,545
Four-year average--14.7
Most points single season--519
Field goals--571-of-1203 (.475)
Free throws--403-of-515 (.783)
Career rebounds--587
2-time team MVP
2-time All-District 6
Shaft
McMinns
1974-76
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Lander All-Time Records
Individual Season Records
Individual Game Records
Best scoring average .............................. James King 23.7 (74-75)
Most points scored ............................ Shaft McMinns 685 (75-76)
Best rebounding average ..................... Clinton Cobb 12.8 (80-81)
Most total rebounds.............................. Clinton Cobb 432 (80-81)
Most free throws attempted .............. Shaft McMinns 263 (75-76)
Most free throws made...................... Shaft McMinns 187 (75-76)
Best free throw average ..................... Hal McManus 92.5 (91-92)
Most field goals attempted ...................... James King 592 (74-75)
Most field goals made ............................. James King 286 (74-75)
Best field goal percentage .....................Bill Hanford 63.3 (92-93)
Most games in career ....................... Jesse Roundtree 132 (78-82)
Most assists in a season......................... Bobby Shaw 299 (78-79)
Most assists in a career ......................... Bobby Shaw 481 (77-79)
Consecutive free throws ........................ Hal McManus 48 (91-92)
Points..............................Jeff May 49 vs. Belmont Abbey (70-71)
Field goals made ............... Bill Hanford 20 vs. Newberry (92-93)
Most rebounds.................. Don Clark 27 vs. Toccoa Falls (68-69)
Most free throws ........ Shaft McMinns 19 vs. USC Aiken (75-76)
Most assists ...................... Bobby Shaw 20 vs. Limestone (78-79)
Team Records
Most points scored .......................134 vs. Francis Marion (71-72)
Fewest points scored ............................... 22 vs. Winthrop (81-82)
Most points allowed ..................... 115 vs. UNC Asheville (71-72)
Fewest points allowed ....................................24 vs. Allen (72-73)
Largest win........................57 vs. Belmont Abbey 133-76 (70-71)
Largest defeat ................... 67 vs. Armstrong State 112-45 (91-92)
Largest combined ...........219 vs. UNC Asheville 104-115 (71-72)
Most field goals scored ..................54 vs. Francis Marion (73-74)
Most personal fouls .............................. 34 vs. USC Aiken (81-82)
Most games won in season ........................................... 29 (79-80)
Most games lost in season............................................. 26 (91-92)
Against All Opponents
Opponent ...........................W-L
Alaska-Anchorage................. 0-1
Allen.................................... 19-0
Anderson ............................... 8-4
Appalachian State ................. 0-4
Arkansas Tech ....................... 0-1
Armstrong Atlantic............ 20-28
Asheville-Biltmore................ 0-2
Atlanta Baptist ...................... 1-1
Atlantic Christian .................. 1-0
Auburn-Montgomery ............ 0-1
Austin Peay ........................... 0-1
Barry University.................... 1-0
Belmont Abbey ..................... 2-2
Benedict ................................ 3-4
Bethel .................................... 0-1
Brewton Parker ..................... 2-0
Bluefield State (W.Va.).......... 1-0
Bridgeport (Va.) .................... 1-0
Bryan College ....................... 1-0
Calvary .................................. 0-2
Campbellsville ...................... 1-3
Catawba................................. 4-1
Central Arkansas ................... 0-1
Central Oklahoma ................. 0-1
Charleston Southern .............. 5-6
Charleston W.Va.................... 0-1
The Citadel ............................ 0-1
Claflin.................................. 13-2
Clayton State ....................... 9-13
Coastal Carolina .................. 14-6
Coastal Georgia ..................... 3-0
Coker ................................... 16-3
Coll. of Charleston ............ 18-29
Columbia Union .................... 1-0
Columbus State ................. 16-30
Eckerd College ...................... 0-1
Elon ....................................... 1-0
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Lander’s Tyree King drives against King College in a 2015-16 game in
Horne Arena. (Photo by Dylan Seely)
Emmanuel ............................. 2-0
Embry-Riddle........................ 1-0
Erskine .............................. 45-32
Flagler ................................... 6-4
Florida Tech .......................... 1-0
Fort Valley State .................... 0-1
Francis Marion .................. 50-41
Furman .................................. 0-7
GRU Augusta .................... 20-36
Gardner-Webb ....................... 3-5
Georgia College ................ 17-27
Georgia Southern .................. 0-1
Georgia SW ......................... 10-4
Greensboro College .............. 2-2
Guilford ................................. 0-1
High Point ............................. 2-0
Hiwassee ............................... 1-0
Kennesaw State ................... 8-10
Kentucky Wesleyan............... 1-0
Indianapolis ........................... 1-0
Lane....................................... 0-1
Lenoir-Rhyne ........................ 5-4
Liberty Baptist ...................... 2-0
Limestone.......................... 32-16
Livingstone ........................... 3-1
Mars Hill ............................. 12-3
Mercer ................................... 0-1
Middle Georgia ..................... 1-0
Millsaps ................................. 1-0
Minnesota-Duluth ................. 1-0
Mississippi College ............... 0-1
Montevallo ............................ 0-5
Morris.................................... 5-1
Mt. Olive ............................... 2-0
Newberry........................... 52-31
North Florida......................... 4-7
North Georgia ..................... 4-10
North Greenville ................... 6-2
Ohio Valley ........................... 1-0
Paine College ........................ 0-1
Pfeiffer .................................. 0-1
Piedmont College ................ 13-0
Presbyterian....................... 31-42
Queens................................... 3-1
Rio Grande ............................ 0-3
Shaw AFB ............................. 1-0
Southern Tech ....................... 1-0
Southern Wesleyan ............ 39-10
S.C. State............................... 0-2
St. Andrews ........................... 3-3
St. Augustine ......................... 1-0
St. Leo ................................... 0-1
St. Mary................................. 0-1
Tenn. Wesleyan ..................... 1-0
Toccoa Falls .......................... 2-0
Trevecca Nazarene ................ 1-0
Tusculum ............................... 2-4
Union College ....................... 1-0
UNC Asheville ...................... 7-8
UNC Greensboro .................. 1-0
UNC Pembroke ................. 25-18
UNC-Wilmington.................. 3-2
USC Aiken ........................ 46-39
USC Columbia ...................... 0-1
USC Upstate...................... 29-39
Virginia State......................... 1-0
Virginia Union....................... 0-1
Voorhees .............................. 12-3
Wayne State (Mich.) ............. 1-0
West Virginia Tech ................ 0-1
Western Carolina ................... 0-1
Wingate ................................. 4-4
Winston-Salem State ............. 1-5
Winthrop ............................... 9-8
Wofford ............................. 27-13
Young Harris ......................... 3-2
Updated after 2014-15 season
Scores from the Past
1968-69 (4-22)
Coach Finis Horne
Opponent .................................. LU-Opp
Armstrong State ........................ 72-77 (L)
Greensboro .............................. 74-106 (L)
Toccoa Falls ........................... 108-64 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 80-76 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 72-82 (L)
Pembroke State ......................... 62-88 (L)
Toccoa Falls ........................... 104-68 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 65-81 (L)
Newberry................................... 64-91 (L)
Greensboro ................................ 73-74 (L)
Calvary ...................................... 84-88 (L)
College of Charleston ............... 71-81 (L)
Armstrong State ........................ 76-94 (L)
St. Andrews ............................... 84-92 (L)
Pembroke State ......................... 57-67 (L)
UNC Wilmington ...................... 76-94 (L)
UNC Asheville-Biltmore ........ 78-103 (L)
Calvary ...................................... 84-98 (L)
Campbellsville KY.................... 65-92 (L)
Newberry................................. 73-103 (L)
Georgia Southern ...................... 59-96 (L)
Baptist College ........................ 64-105 (L)
St. Andrews ............................... 78-98 (L)
Asheville Biltmore .................... 64-97 (L)
Wofford .................................... 45-44 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 51-75 (L)
1969-70 (10-22)
Coach Finis Horne
Newberry................................... 68-93 (L)
UNC Greensboro ..................... 95-74 (W)
College of Charleston ............ 112-85 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 74-65 (W)
Augusta College ........................ 78-92 (L)
Presbyterian College ................. 60-77 (L)
Greensboro ............................... 90-73 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 77-82 (L)
Newberry................................... 82-89 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 57-70 (L)
UNC Asheville .......................... 62-81 (L)
Augusta College ........................ 60-98 (L)
Benedict .................................... 69-70 (L)
Greensboro ............................... 80-54 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 64-65 (L)
Appalachian State ..................... 60-68 (L)
Baptist College .......................... 70-74 (L)
St. Andrews .............................. 94-74 (W)
UNC Wilmington ..................... 77-72 (W)
Newberry................................... 72-86 (L)
Belmont Abbey ......................... 62-79 (L)
Baptist College ........................ 94-106 (L)
Gardner-Webb ........................... 78-90 (L)
College of Charleston .............. 95-79 (W)
Benedict ................................... 87-82 (W)
UNC Asheville ......................... 67-59 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 83-96 (L)
St. Andrews ............................... 80-81 (L)
Augusta College ...................... 78-100 (L)
Armstrong State ........................ 84-99 (L)
1970-71 (14-16)
Coach Finis Horne
St. Andrews ............................ 105-82 (W)
Francis Marion ....................... 127-72 (W)
Augusta College ........................ 66-87 (L)
Georgia Southwestern ............... 77-86 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 89-87 (W)
UNC Wilmington ................... 102-91 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 65-75 (L)
Wofford .................................... 77-70 (W)
St. Leo ..................................... 83-101 (L)
Florida Institute of Technology 90-77 (W)
Bethel ...................................... 63-104 (L)
Campbellsville KY................... 91-81 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 75-72 (W)
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Wofford ..................................... 71-83 (L)
UNC Asheville ........................ 72-112 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 80-67 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 71-72 (L)
St. Andrews ............................ 101-69 (W)
Francis Marion ....................... 109-76 (W)
Newberry................................... 80-81 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 74-76 (L)
Benedict .................................. 93-112 (L)
UNC Wilmington ...................... 72-79 (L)
Benedict .................................... 77-93 (L)
Belmont Abbey ...................... 133-76 (W)
Armstrong State ....................... 90-80 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 52-63 (L)
Newberry................................... 60-64 (L)
Appalachian State ..................... 61-62 (L)
UNC Asheville ......................... 98-77 (W)
1971-72 (12-16)
Coach Finis Horne
Francis Marion ....................... 134-78 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 77-70 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 71-73 (L)
Newberry................................... 85-93 (L)
Millsaps .................................... 95-79 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 92-88 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 91-87 (W)
Benedict .................................. 88-196 (L)
UNC Asheville ...................... 104-115 (L)
Campbellsville KY.................... 79-90 (L)
Campbellsville KY.................. 81-104 (L)
Rio Grande .............................. 92-104 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 73-74 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 82-85 (L)
College of Charleston ............... 77-79 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 92-66 (W)
Newberry.................................. 80-78 (W)
UNC Wilmington ..................... 72-70 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 67-72 (L)
Armstrong State ....................... 83-81 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 69-83 (L)
Benedict ................................... 64-50 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 54-77 (L)
Newberry................................... 91-99 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 72-77 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 84-88 (L)
College of Charleston .............. 62-57 (W)
UNC Asheville ....................... 105-99 (W)
1972-73 (18-9)
Coach Finis Horne
Newberry.................................. 56-42 (W)
Wofford .................................... 72-55 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 65-64 (W)
Baptist College .......................... 69-73 (L)
Atlanta Baptist .......................... 54-57 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 72-53 (W)
Allen......................................... 26-24 (W)
Coker ...................................... 101-48 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 45-35 (W)
Wofford .................................... 39-36 (W)
Atlanta Baptist ......................... 42-40 (W)
UNC Asheville .......................... 66-84 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 55-48 (W)
Mercer ....................................... 26-47 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 64-68 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 54-53 (W)
Newberry.................................. 57-48 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 70-75 (L)
Coker ...................................... 102-48 (W)
Armstrong State ........................ 71-76 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 33-36 (L)
Baptist College ......................... 41-39 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 66-67 (L)
Wofford .................................... 60-53 (W)
UNC Asheville ......................... 76-68 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 62-57 (W)
Newberry.................................. 33-31 (W)
1973-74 (7-19)
Coach Finis Horne
Rio Grande College................... 71-87 (L)
Rio Grande College................... 64-68 (L)
UNC Asheville .......................... 66-74 (L)
Newberry................................... 86-90 (L)
Baptist College .......................... 64-68 (L)
Newberry................................... 65-74 (L)
UNC Asheville .......................... 61-80 (L)
South Carolina State ................. 70-71 (L)
Coker ........................................ 85-58 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 90-77 (W)
Wofford .................................... 60-58 (W)
UNC Asheville .......................... 80-95 (L)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 66-78 (L)
Limestone................................. 78-75 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 75-86 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 48-56 (L)
Newberry................................... 73-74 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 79-96 (L)
Coker ........................................ 67-52 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 52-57 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 37-51 (L)
College of Charleston ............... 69-85 (L)
Baptist College .......................... 77-88 (L)
Wofford .................................... 85-61 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 94-62 (W)
Limestone.................................. 86-98 (L)
1974-75 (16-12)
Coach Finis Horne
Piedmont .................................. 84-75 (W)
North Georgia ......................... 88-102 (L)
Limestone............................... 103-77 (W)
Shaw AFB .............................. 118-95 (W)
Coastal Carolina ..................... 120-96 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 86-72 (W)
Limestone.................................. 75-80 (L)
South Carolina State ................. 71-97 (L)
Newberry.................................. 76-75 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 81-80 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 63-85 (L)
Baptist College ......................... 74-64 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 79-89 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 68-72 (L)
Limestone......................... 93-97 (OT) (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 98-69 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 65-66 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 73-83 (L)
Coastal Carolina ..................... 101-85 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 79-77 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 68-60 (W)
Newberry................................... 54-63 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 71-66 (W)
College of Charleston ...... 62-68 (OT) (L)
Baptist College ......................... 85-84 (W)
Wofford .................................... 77-76 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 69-60 (W)
UNC Asheville ................. 67-71 (OT) (L)
1975-76 (22-10)
Coach Finis Horne
UNC Asheville ......................... 80-79 (W)
USC Aiken ............................. 114-83 (W)
Limestone.................................. 92-96 (L)
Guilford ................................... 91-117 (L)
Union University.................... 116-95 (W)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 70-81 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 75-61 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 88-91 (L)
Newberry College ..................... 79-96 (L)
Claflin..................................... 110-55 (W)
USC Aiken ............................. 106-89 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 86-74 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 89-83 (W)
Wofford .................................... 92-76 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 72-67 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 99-86 (W)
Limestone............................... 108-71 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 80-53 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 75-87 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 94-65 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 68-58 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 67-81 (L)
Claflin....................................... 75-74 (W)
Newberry................................... 80-84 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 49-46 (W)
USC Spartanburg ................... 106-86 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 64-62 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 60-65 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 54-49 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 93-74 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 90-84 (W)
Newberry................................... 73-86 (L)
1976-77 (19-13)
Coach Finis Horne
USC Aiken ............................... 98-91 (W)
Limestone................................. 81-80 (W)
Morris....................................... 72-67 (W)
Limestone............................... 112-85 (W)
Central Wesleyan ............. 79-85 (OT) (L)
Claflin....................................... 89-84 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 62-60 (W)
St. Mary’s .................................. 61-62 (L)
Voorhees ........................... 82-85 (OT) (L)
Newberry................................... 65-82 (L)
UNC Asheville ......................... 81-73 (W)
Claflin..................................... 107-82 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 88-71 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 68-64 (W)
Voorhees ................................... 92-81 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 62-59 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 65-68 (L)
Limestone................................. 94-74 (W)
Wofford ......................... 86-82 (2OT) (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 63-69 (L)
Coastal Carolina ........................ 78-97 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 65-77 (L)
Newberry................................... 50-62 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 50-56 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 70-63 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 67-55 (W)
Wofford ........................... 94-79 (OT) (W)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 77-81 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 84-90 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 67-63 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 68-63 (W)
Coastal Carolina ............. 64-65 (2OT) (L)
1977-78 (21-9)
Coach Finis Horne
Limestone.................................. 79-84 (L)
Newberry.................................. 82-77 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 80-74 (W)
Baptist College ......................... 91-82 (W)
The Citadel ................................ 69-74 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 82-99 (L)
UNC Asheville ......................... 77-74 (W)
Newberry................................... 67-74 (L)
Augusta .................................... 71-67 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 95-69 (W)
Coastal Carolina ........................ 80-81 (L)
College of Charleston .............. 61-59 (W)
Presbyterian............................ 106-79 (W)
Limestone................................. 80-77 (W)
Wofford .................................. 117-81 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 98-88 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 73-78 (L)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 78-70 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 72-55 (W)
Newberry................................... 63-69 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 72-66 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 71-63 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 82-78 (W)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 68-79 (L)
Scores from the Past
USC Aiken ............................... 68-60 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 59-57 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 67-49 (W)
Wofford .................................... 96-64 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 71-65 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 80-85 (L)
1978-79 (26-6)
Coach Finis Horne
Piedmont .................................. 71-58 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 84-77 (W)
Limestone................................. 84-72 (W)
Newberry................................... 57-66 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 78-84 (L)
Winthrop .................................. 70-69 (W)
Newberry.................................. 76-64 (W)
Augusta ..................................... 67-94 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 89-87 (W)
Liberty Baptist ......................... 85-65 (W)
Wingate ................................. 104-79 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 74-63 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 68-54 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 83-78 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 65-56 (W)
Limestone................................. 94-72 (W)
Wofford ..................................... 58-64 (L)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 82-60 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 68-69 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 82-65 (W)
Newberry.................................. 79-62 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 69-53 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 75-62 (W)
Wingate .................................... 96-72 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 98-77 (W)
USC Aiken ...................... 71-65 (OT) (W)
Erskine ..................................... 89-74 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 77-74 (W)
Limestone............................. 116-102 (W)
Wofford .................................. 116-76 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 84-73 (W)
Winthrop ................................... 76-82 (L)
1979-80 (28-4)
Coach Finis Horne
Piedmont .................................. 92-71 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 72-70 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 75-65 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 71-65 (W)
Newberry.................................. 82-80 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 52-48 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 60-58 (W)
Newberry.................................. 58-54 (W)
Augusta .................................... 60-55 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 74-78 (L)
Voorhees ................................... 87-70 (W)
Tennessee Wesleyan ................. 75-66 (W)
Allen......................................... 84-68 (W)
Limestone................................. 99-81 (W)
Wofford .................................... 85-72 (W)
Wofford .................................... 89-84 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 92-70 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 62-64 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 80-68 (W)
Newberry.................................. 62-61 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 63-61 (W)
Augusta .................................... 69-67 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 59-61 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 84-62 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 82-60 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 73-68 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 64-51 (W)
Piedmont ................................ 113-69 (W)
Limestone................................. 89-79 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 56-55 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 76-52 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 51-52 (L)
30 Lander Basketball
1980-81 (25-9)
Coach Finis Horne
Central Wesleyan ..................... 88-80 (W)
Claflin....................................... 82-47 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 70-63 (W)
Coker ........................................ 89-56 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 68-52 (W)
Tusculum .................................. 81-73 (W)
Limestone................................. 72-63 (W)
Winthrop ................................... 55-67 (L)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 63-60 (W)
Newberry.................................. 93-71 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 51-40 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 80-58 (W)
Atlantic Christian ..................... 79-67 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 51-48 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 63-57 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 51-48 (W)
Limestone................................. 53-52 (W)
Voorhees ................................... 75-53 (W)
Wofford .................................... 70-66 (W)
Coastal Carolina ........................ 58-61 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 67-69 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 57-58 (L)
Newberry................................... 65-84 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 54-57 (L)
College of Charleston ............... 44-48 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 78-72 (W)
Allen......................................... 84-55 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 28-29 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 63-62 (W)
Piedmont .................................. 76-69 (W)
Limestone................................. 66-64 (W)
Wofford .................................... 52-51 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 49-48 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 61-65 (L)
1981-82 (21-11)
Coach Finis Horne
Central Wesleyan ..................... 80-73 (W)
Piedmont .................................. 83-62 (W)
Claflin....................................... 62-51 (W)
Winthrop ................................... 22-29 (L)
Coker ...................................... 103-74 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 65-47 (W)
Lenoir Rhyne ........................... 86-78 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 90-75 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 52-51 (W)
Newberry................................... 69-77 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 60-62 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 52-59 (L)
Gardner-Webb .......................... 80-58 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 64-57 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 43-46 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 82-80 (W)
Limestone.................................. 55-59 (L)
Wofford .................................... 87-60 (W)
Coastal Carolina ........................ 60-82 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 55-54 (W)
Winthrop College ...................... 62-65 (L)
Wofford .................................... 70-66 (W)
Newberry................................ 108-88 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 72-70 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 60-78 (L)
Central Wesleyan .................... 77-70 (W)
Voorhees ................................. 103-77 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 83-87 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 69-63 (W)
Piedmont .................................. 84-73 (W)
Limestone................................. 91-67 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 57-67 (L)
1982-83 (16-16)
Coach Finis Horne
Piedmont .................................. 81-55 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 61-60 (W)
Limestone.................................. 75-79 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 62-63 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 44-59 (L)
Limestone.................................. 76-84 (L)
Morris....................................... 87-55 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 66-65 (W)
Coastal Carolina ........................ 57-64 (L)
Newberry.................................. 94-68 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 69-53 (W)
Gardner-Webb ........................... 68-71 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 53-51 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 54-59 (L)
Winthrop ................................... 47-48 (L)
Limestone................................. 84-66 (W)
Wofford .................................... 73-57 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 46-42 (W)
Coastal Carolina ....................... 80-77 (W)
Wofford .................................... 54-52 (W)
Newberry.................................. 64-60 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 46-47 (L)
Coker ........................................ 94-79 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 43-53 (L)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 65-78 (L)
Gardner-Webb ........................... 78-85 (L)
Piedmont .................................. 82-61 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 47-52 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 62-68 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 81-57 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 48-55 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 66-68 (L)
1983-84 (14-16)
Coach Finis Horne
Piedmont .................................. 96-76 (W)
Limestone.................................. 77-81 (L)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 63-91 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 62-46 (W)
Liberty Baptist ......................... 59-53 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 72-53 (W)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 45-57 (L)
Newberry................................... 51-58 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 72-53 (W)
Winthrop ................................... 59-69 (L)
Claflin....................................... 92-61 (W)
Mars Hill ................................... 54-59 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 48-50 (L)
Winthrop ................................... 45-61 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 68-57(W)
Francis Marion .......................... 50-62 (L)
Wofford .................................... 44-43 (W)
Newberry.................................. 68-60 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 51-60 (L)
Coker ........................................ 63-55 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 25-35 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 58-41 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 24-26 (L)
Gardner-Webb ........................... 40-45 (L)
Limestone.................................. 57-60 (L)
Piedmont .................................. 97-51 (W)
College of Charleston .............. 59-54 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 52-53 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 59-82 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 75-51 (W)
1984-85 (20-11)
Coach Finis Horne
Francis Marion .......................... 61-70 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 54-81 (L)
Central Wesleyan ...................... 84-90 (L)
Newberry.................................. 62-53 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 67-60 (W)
Claflin....................................... 71-65 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 61-58 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 77-60 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 75-59 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 46-47 (L)
Limestone................................. 92-79 (W)
Piedmont .................................. 95-68 (W)
Wofford .................................... 84-76 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 72-68 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 61-62 (L)
College of Charleston ............... 58-63 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 70-89 (L)
Newberry.................................. 72-66 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 83-70 W)
Claflin....................................... 92-62 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 48-64 (L)
Central Wesleyan .................... 98-69 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 63-65 (L)
Coker ........................................ 93-80 (W)
Limestone................................. 73-58 (W)
Piedmont .................................. 87-69 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 83-68 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 75-65 (W)
Winthrop .................................. 66-57 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 77-79 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 58-75 (L)
1985-86 (21-11)
Coach Finis Horne
Central Wesleyan ..................... 69-55 (W)
North Georgia ........................... 56-67 (L)
Mt. Olive .................................. 81-54 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 48-62 (L)
Limestone.................................. 71-73 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 65-56 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 64-70 (L)
Newberry.................................. 92-63 (W)
Furman ...................................... 59-77 (L)
Mars Hill .................................. 76-69 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 53-62 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 43-42 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 62-55 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 52-57 (L)
Mt. Olive .................................. 92-74 (W)
Wofford .................................... 65-54 (W)
Newberry.................................. 60-55 (W)
Voorhees ................................... 96-82 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 70-67 (W)
Morris..................................... 105-68 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 72-55 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 66-52 (W)
Coker ........................................ 66-58 (W)
Limestone................................. 68-65 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 63-67 (L)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 44-59 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 90-68 (W)
Allen......................................... 84-68 (W)
Claflin....................................... 54-57 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 63-58 (W)
Claflin....................................... 73-64 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 63-67 (L)
1986-87 (10-18)
Coach Finis Horne
Newberry.................................. 57-55 (W)
Belmont Abby ........................... 63-66 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 58-68 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 49-71 (L)
Voorhees ................................... 84-69 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 55-62 (L)
Furman ...................................... 61-71 (L)
Lenoir-Rhyne ............................ 46-50 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 81-53 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 79-73 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 55-66 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 71-62 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 63-71 (L)
Wofford ..................................... 59-67 (L)
Voorhees .................................... 61-64 (L)
Presbyterian............................... 56-66 (L)
Morris........................................ 72-80 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 51-62 (L)
Newberry.................................. 78-59 (W)
Coker ........................................ 72-52 (W)
Limestone................................. 79-71 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 52-66 (L)
Scores from the Past
USC Spartanburg ...................... 54-64 (L)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 57-47 (W)
Claflin........................................ 63-72 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 59-76 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 72-80 (L)
Allen......................................... 83-71 (W)
1987-88 (25-6)
Coach Finis Horne
Belmont Abbey ........................ 82-64 (W)
Newberry.................................. 79-71 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 76-57 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 74-66 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 76-61 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 82-59 (W)
Limestone................................. 91-73 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 82-89 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 87-77 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 66-73 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 94-76 (W)
Wofford .................................... 76-67 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 75-73 (W)
Morris....................................... 91-67 (W)
Voorhees ................................. 108-69 (W)
Coker ........................................ 70-62 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 84-78 (W)
Newberry.................................. 77-51 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 63-54 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 57-64 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 74-71 (W)
Allen......................................... 94-67 (W)
Claflin....................................... 98-66 (W)
Limestone................................. 70-65 (W)
Central Wesleyan ..................... 77-73 (W)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 76-82 (L)
Furman University .................... 68-82 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 94-81 (W)
Wofford .................................... 91-64 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 76-64 (W)
College of Charleston ............... 63-75 (L)
1988-89 (26-8)
Coach Finis Horne
Erskine ..................................... 63-49 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 93-44 (W)
High Point ............................... 90-89 (W)
St. Augustine ........................... 74-58 (W)
Newberry................................. 73-70 (W)
South Carolina ..........................54-96 (L)
Austin Peay ...............................55-89 (L)
Presbyterian...............................72-79 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 69-65 (W)
Furman ......................................56-68 (L)
Limestone................................ 77-71 (W)
Lenoir Rhyne .......................... 53-47 (W)
Catawba................................... 80-74 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 98-54 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 76-59 (W)
College of Charleston ...............59-73 (L)
Benedict .................................. 97-48 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 55-47 (W)
Morris.................................... 105-55 (W)
Voorhees .................................. 74-57 (W)
Coker ....................................... 68-40 (W)
Erskine .................................... 79-59 (W)
Newberry................................. 89-75 (W)
Limestone................................ 77-74 (W)
Presbyterian...............................72-83 (L)
Allen........................................ 95-49 (W)
Claflin...................................... 72-65 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 86-60 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 73-68 (W)
College of Charleston ...............63-66 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 51-48 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 75-52 (W)
Newberry................................. 90-65 (W)
31 Lander Basketball
College of Charleston ...............52-66 (L)
1989-90 (23-7)
Coach Finis Horne
Southern Tech ......................... 59-47 (W)
Trevecca Nazarene .................. 81-72 (W)
Voorhees .................................. 97-77 (W)
Presbyterian............................. 81-58 (W)
Allen........................................ 92-62 (W)
Appalachian State .....................70-80 (L)
Elon ......................................... 73-65 (W)
High Point ............................. 101-75 (W)
Allen........................................ 72-67 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 69-64 (W)
USC Spartanburg ......................61-87 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 68-63 (W)
Coker ....................................... 67-51 (W)
Newberry................................. 78-49 (W)
Gardner-Webb ......................... 67-51 (W)
Erskine .................................... 64-58 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 57-53 (W)
Voorhees .................................. 98-79 (W)
Limestone..................................79-89 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................58-63 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................65-69 (L)
Coker ....................................... 59-56 (W)
Newberry................................. 83-65 (W)
Gardner-Webb ......................... 79-48 (W)
Presbyterian............................. 84-66 (W)
Erskine .................................... 85-82 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 88-74 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 79-59 (W)
Limestone..................................82-92 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................74-77 (L)
1990-91 (11-17)
Coach Finis Horne
Newberry...................................64-84 (L)
Georgia College ...................... 73-63 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 91-81 (W)
Arkansas Tech ...........................56-94 (L)
Bryan College ......................... 77-63 (W)
Auburn-Montgomery ................64-87 (L)
Furman ......................................55-91 (L)
Presbyterian............................. 61-55 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 64-62 (W)
Armstrong State ...................... 68-65 (W)
USC Aiken ................................59-65 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................40-54 (L)
Coker ....................................... 58-54 (W)
Limestone................................ 84-80 (W)
USC Spartanburg ......................60-86 (L)
Erskine ......................................85-90 (L)
Columbus College...................73-105 (L)
Newberry................................. 62-58 (W)
Limestone..................................55-73 (L)
Armstrong State ........................68-84 (L)
Presbyterian...............................45-60 (L)
Coker .........................................65-81 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................51-60 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................54-83 (L)
Columbus College.....................73-79 (L)
Georgia College ........................77-98 (L)
Central Wesleyan .................... 66-63 (W)
Erskine .................................... 83-82 (W)
1991-92 (2-26)
Coach Finis Horne
Limestone................................ 86-74 (W)
Central Wesleyan ......................63-70 (L)
Erskine ......................................77-85 (L)
Newberry...................................70-79 (L)
Coker .........................................49-72 (L)
Presbyterian...............................51-79 (L)
Augusta College ........................55-70 (L)
Furman ......................................50-80 (L)
Columbus College.....................51-89 (L)
Armstrong State ........................51-81 (L)
Coker .........................................57-70 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................56-64 (L)
Georgia College ........................64-82 (L)
Erskine ......................................63-97 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 64-60 (W)
USC Aiken ................................61-93 (L)
Central Wesleyan ......................61-67 (L)
Augusta College ........................76-82 (L)
Georgia College ........................64-67 (L)
Presbyterian...............................69-81 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................32-68 (L)
Armstrong State ......................45-112 (L)
Newberry...................................62-76 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................59-86 (L)
USC Aiken ................................65-83 (L)
Limestone..................................68-80 (L)
Columbus College.....................64-80 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
USC Spartanburg ......................52-69 (L)
1992-93 (5-24)
Coach Finis Horne
Newberry................................. 96-92 (W)
Erskine ......................................68-74 (L)
Appalachian State .....................65-95 (L)
Furman University ....................62-84 (L)
Presbyterian...............................54-63 (L)
Bridgewater (Va.) .................... 79-71 (W)
Alaska-Anchorage.....................70-73 (L)
Embry-Riddle.......................... 94-91 (W)
Augusta College ........................65-77 (L)
Armstrong State ........................56-71 (L)
USC Aiken ..............................75-106 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................57-60 (L)
Pembroke State .........................48-58 (L)
Erskine ......................................67-72 (L)
Georgia College ........................73-81 (L)
Columbus ..................................68-73 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................77-89 (L)
Presbyterian...............................61-81 (L)
Western Carolina .......................53-73 (L)
USC Aiken ................................78-80 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................61-63 (L)
Augusta ................................... 77-76 (W)
Armstrong State ........................66-87 (L)
Newberry................................110-84 (W)
Georgia College ........................70-85 (L)
Columbus ..................................86-96 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................59-72 (L)
Pembroke State .........................67-70 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Georgia College ........................77-78 (L)
1993-94 (21-9)
Coach Finis Horne
Kennesaw State ....................... 88-85 (W)
Central Wesleyan .................... 98-90 (W)
Barry University...................... 89-73 (W)
Central Oklahoma .................103-110 (L)
Limestone................................ 96-71 (W)
Kennesaw State .........................66-81 (L)
Newberry................................. 84-83 (W)
Augusta ............................... 108-106 (W)
Armstrong State ...................... 76-73 (W)
Erskine ................................ 108-106 (W)
USC Aiken ................................72-73 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 76-71 (W)
Pembroke State .........................73-74 (L)
Erskine .................................... 83-60 (W)
Georgia College ........................69-76 (L)
Columbus College................... 96-78 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................100-104 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 74-67 (W)
Newberry................................. 80-75 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 87-78 (W)
Augusta ................................... 92-78 (W)
Armstrong State ...................... 66-61 (W)
Georgia College ...................... 98-93 (W)
Columbus ..................................82-89 (L)
Francis Marion ..........................64-67 (L)
Pembroke State ....................... 76-69 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
USC Aiken .............................. 92-76 (W)
Augusta College ...................... 87-85 (W)
Columbus ................................ 76-74 (W)
NCAA Tournament
Paine College ............................83-94 (L)
1994-95 (21-9)
Coach Finis Horne
Mississippi College .................87-100 (L)
Central Arkansas .......................67-85 (L)
Erskine .................................... 70-57 (W)
Southern Wesleyan .................. 98-86 (W)
Limestone.............................. 101-78 (W)
Columbus ..................................80-93 (L)
Newberry................................. 90-77 (W)
Columbus ................................ 88-80 (W)
USC Spartanburg ......................69-79 (L)
Augusta ................................... 79-74 (W)
Pembroke State .........................62-72 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 72-53 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 68-66 (W)
Georgia College ...................... 71-59 (W)
Erskine .................................... 66-53 (W)
Kennesaw State ....................... 84-75 (W)
Armstrong State ........................60-71 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................67-68 (L)
Augusta ................................... 74-69 (W)
Pembroke State ....................... 84-80 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 68-58 (W)
Newberry............................... 100-79 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 76-74 (W)
Georgia College ........................57-58 (L)
Kennesaw State ....................... 86-76 (W)
Armstrong State ...................... 56-50 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Georgia College ...................... 68-66 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 78-72 (W)
Columbus ................................ 77-56 (W)
NCAA Tournament
Eckerd College ..........................79-82 (L)
1995-96 (19-8)
Coach Finis Horne
Anderson College.................. 105-64 (W)
Southern Wesleyan .................. 64-60 (W)
Erskine .................................... 79-75 (W)
North Greenville ..................... 79-64 (W)
Columbus College.....................67-82 (L)
Newberry................................. 91-71 (W)
Columbus College.....................67-82 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................88-96 (L)
Augusta College ...................... 85-67 (W)
Pembroke State .........................77-80 (L)
USC Aiken ................................81-84 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 68-39 (W)
Georgia College ........................60-65 (L)
Erskine .................................... 66-65 (W)
Kennesaw State ....................... 76-63 (W)
Armstrong State ...................... 83-66 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 94-71 (W)
Augusta College ...................... 65-63 (W)
North Greenville ..................... 91-77 (W)
Pembroke State ....................... 80-73 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 79-70 (W)
Newberry................................. 68-66 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 57-55 (W)
Georgia College ...................... 80-77 (W)
Kennesaw State ....................... 76-63 (W)
Armstrong State ........................71-74 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Scores from the Past
2000-01 (17-10)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Lane.......................................... 77-87 (L)
Fort Valley State ........................ 83-86 (L)
Mars Hill ................................. 81-65 (W)
Newberry.................................. 84-73 (W)
Presbyterian............................. 80-65 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ............................ 69-73 (L)
Erskine .................................... 83-62 (W)
Columbus State ......................... 76-84 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 62-67 (L)
Lenoir-Rhyne .......................... 69-59 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 83-65 (W)
Augusta State ........................... 53-80 (L)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 66-76 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 71-57 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 73-62 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 82-61 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 61-58 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 58-56 (W)
Augusta State ........................... 68-60 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 61-70 (L)
Kennesaw State ....................... 73-55 9W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 58-37 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 72-69 (W)
North Florida............................ 72-70 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 77-72 (W)
Winston-Salem .......................... 67-72 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ........................ 67-87 (L)
Pembroke State .........................65-67 (L)
1996-97 (15-12)
Coach Finis Horne
Erskine .................................... 65-59 (W)
Anderson ................................. 77-61 (W)
North Greenville .......................68-70 (L)
Newberry................................. 63-58 (W)
Columbus State ....................... 67-64 (W)
Columbus State .........................63-79 (L)
USC Spartanburg .................. 101-95 (W)
Augusta State .......................... 85-69 (W)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 61-55 (W)
USC Aiken ................................48-67 (L)
Anderson ................................. 96-65 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 60-57 (W)
Georgia College ........................52-77 (L)
North Greenville ..................... 72-64 (W)
Kennesaw State .........................56-69 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic....................55-56 (L)
USC Spartanburg ......................63-69 (L)
Augusta State .......................... 77-52 (W)
Erskine .................................... 57-53 (W)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 70-64 (W)
USC Aiken ................................61-66 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 55-53 (W)
Georgia College ........................58-71 (L)
Newberry................................. 64-57 (W)
Kennesaw State .........................61-63 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic....................68-75 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
USC Spartanburg ......................49-55 (L)
1997-98 (12-15)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Mars Hill ................................. 79-76 (W)
Erskine .................................... 66-56 (W)
Anderson ...................................70-75 (L)
Mars Hill ...................................54-62 (L)
Presbyterian...............................54-55 (L)
Newberry................................. 76-44 (W)
Newberry................................. 53-46 (W)
Georgia College ........................58-79 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 78-64 (W)
Southern Wesleyan .................. 81-79 (W)
Columbus State .........................53-66 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic....................53-59 (L)
Anderson ................................. 81-56 (W)
Francis Marion ..........................56-71 (L)
Augusta State .......................... 58-55 (W)
USC Spartanburg ......................56-80 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 90-83 (W)
USC Aiken ................................60-80 (L)
Clayton State ........................... 60-54 (W)
North Florida........................... 70-63 (W)
USC Spartanburg ......................68-80 (L)
Augusta State ............................78-81 (L)
Newberry................................. 71-61 (W)
Francis Marion ..........................47-70 (L)
Kennesaw State .........................50-69 (L)
USC Aiken ................................71-75 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Clayton State .............................84-90 (L)
1998-99 (25-7)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Anderson ................................. 88-64 (W)
Limestone................................ 74-59 (W)
Winston-Salem .......................... 73-84 (L)
Columbia Union ....................... 91-55 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 79-70 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 56-57 (L)
Newberry.................................. 87-70 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 84-57 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 72-67 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 74-58 (W)
Columbus State ......................... 78-83 (L)
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Lander All-American Dwight Tolbert was voted the Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year in 2011-12. (Photo by Dave Johnston)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 77-75 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 66-56 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 77-63 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 68-74 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 79-74 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 72-59 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 83-60 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 73-65 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 65-64 (W)
North Florida............................ 69-59 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 70-66 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 74-79 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 79-63 (W)
Kennesaw State ........................ 77-65 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 84-75 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Armstrong Atlantic................... 65-54 (W)
Georgia College ........................ 59-61 (L)
NCAA Tournament
Catawba College ...................... 68-59 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 49-46 (W)
Winston-Salem ......................... 47-46 (W)
Elite Eight
Kentucky Wesleyan................... 69-74 (L)
1999-2000 (21-9)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Wayne State.............................. 68-63 (W)
Minnesota-Duluth ................... 81-80 (W)
Charleston W.Va........................ 67-65 (L)
Catawba.................................... 82-71 (W)
Pfeiffer .................................... 86-67 (W)
Anderson ................................ 108-85 (W)
Newberry.................................. 93-70 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 71-60 (W)
Mars Hill ................................. 84-47 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 96-52 (W)
Limestone................................. 84-55 (W)
Presbyterian.............................. 62-66 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 83-71 (W)
Columbus State ..................92-85 OT (W)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 65-76 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 85-69 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 75-82 (L)
Winston-Salem .......................... 80-82 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 69-61 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 78-64 (W)
Georgia College ........................ 69-79 (L)
Clayton State ............................ 73-55 (W)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 71-51 (W)
Augusta State ........................... 83-88 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 63-57 (W)
Kennesaw State ....................... 56-53 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 78-48 (W)
North Florida............................ 91-74 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 62-59 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ....................... 94-71 (W)
2001-02 (10-16)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Winthrop ............................. 58-60 OT (L)
Allen........................................ 83-71 (W)
Presbyterian......................... 60-67 OT (L)
Newberry................................. 60-52 (W)
Virginia State........................... 75-69 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic.................. 53-50 (W)
USC Spartanburg .................... 64-57 (W)
Presbyterian............................. 80-67 (W)
North Florida............................ 69-78 (L)
Kennesaw State ........................ 72-91 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 65-68 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 82-69 (W)
Augusta State ...................... 67-72 OT (L)
Georgia College .................. 81-88 OT (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 75-66 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 67-71 (L)
Kennesaw State ........................ 70-80 (L)
North Florida............................ 85-86 (L)
North Greenville ...................... 72-77 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 62-64 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 79-83 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 67-49 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 58-65 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 70-72 (L)
Clayton State ........................... 68-66 (W)
Columbus State ........................ 62-89 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Georgia College ....................... 71-66 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 45-68 (L)
2002-03 (7-21)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Newberry.................................. 61-60 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 66-72 (L)
Winston-Salem State ................. 53-71 (L)
Livingstone ............................... 75-79 (L)
Scores from the Past
Presbyterian............................... 46-61 (L)
North Greenville ...................... 80-72 (W)
Tusculum ................................... 51-69 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 58-69 (L)
Columbus State ......................... 65-73 (L)
North Florida............................. 69-81 (L)
Kennesaw State ......................... 68-85 (L)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 67-80 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 51-79 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 65-83 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 63-86 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 66-63 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 62-61 (W)
Allen......................................... 88-57 (W)
Kennesaw State ......................... 63-69 (L)
North Florida............................. 64-80 (L)
USC Spartanburg ...................... 52-71 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 76-85 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 73-82 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 62-78 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 71-52 (W)
Clayton State ............................. 72-86 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 76-71 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
North Florida....................... 68-77 OT (L)
2003-04 (7-21)
Coach Chipper Bagwell
Mars Hill .................................. 66-55 (W)
Anderson ................................... 61-71 (L)
Winston-Salem State ................. 46-52 (L)
Wingate ..................................... 70-72 (L)
Newberry.................................. 70-68 (W)
Presbyterian......................... 58-64 OT (L)
Livingstone ............................. 85-80 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 59-69 (L)
Presbyterian.............................. 54-72 (L)
Tusculum .................................. 79-90 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 66-77 (L)
Georgia College ...................... 68-64 (W)
Augusta State ........................... 45-57 (L)
Clayton State ............................ 57-70 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 66-64 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 60-71 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 40-63 (L)
North Florida............................ 53-54 (L)
Allen........................................ 76-48 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 53-62 (L)
Kennesaw State ........................ 77-89 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 66-80 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 84-72 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 56-77 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 74-95 (L)
USC Spartanburg ..................... 60-71 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 70-75 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Armstrong Atlantic................... 69-74 (L)
2004-05 (17-10)
Coach Bruce Evans
Wingate .................................... 96-75 (W)
Tusculum ................................... 80-86 (L)
Anderson .................................. 54-48 (W)
North Greenville ...................... 60-57 (W)
Newberry.................................. 83-77 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 48-60 (L)
Allen......................................... 95-73 (W)
Erskine ...................................... 58-59 (L)
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USC Aiken ............................... 80-62 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 86-68 (W)
Columbus State ....................... 96-103 (L)
USC Upstate............................ 67-66 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 70-59 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ........................ 83-81 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 60-56 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 75-61 (W)
NCAA Tournament
Virginia Union..................... 68-74 OT (L)
1999 South Atlantic Regional Champs
The 1999 South Atlantic regional champions, front row (L-R), are: Kacey
Martin, Geoff Brower, assistant coach Chris Brower, Terrance Powell,
Naim Fogle, Julius Williams, Yossi Taplitzky, head coach Chipper Bagwell, Wayne Riley, athletic trainer Kent Atkins, David Loboja and athletics director Jeff May. Back row (L-R) are: Travis Lane, Donell King, Ray
Mullin, Lloyd Wilson and Hunter Roark.
Presbyterian............................... 51-53 (L)
North Greenville ...................... 84-52 (W)
Charleston Southern ................. 67-59 (W)
Francis Marion .................... 63-65 OT (L)
Georgia College ...................... 67-59 (W)
Augusta State .......................... 72-55 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 49-71 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 70-61 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic.................. 57-56 (W)
Augusta State .......................... 68-61 (W)
North Florida............................ 39-60 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 74-58 (W)
Kennesaw State ........................ 70-85 (L)
USC Upstate............................ 79-65 (W)
USC Aiken .............................. 66-61 (W)
Francis Marion ........................ 60-48 (W)
Columbus State ........................ 71-75 (L)
USC Upstate............................. 64-81 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 73-69 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ......................... 64-83 (L)
2005-06 (9-21)
Coach Bruce Evans
Mars Hill ................................... 62-67 (L)
Tusculum ................................... 69-74 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 61-57 W)
Presbyterian............................... 61-77 (L)
Newberry................................... 68-87 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 61-67 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 66-69 (L)
Livingtstone ............................ 69-67 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 82-87 (L)
Livingstone ............................. 73-66 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 51-63 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 60-66 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 48-69 (L)
USC Aiken .............................. 71-64 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 61-64 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 70-67 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 61-64 (L)
Clayton State ............................ 54-72 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 77-78 (L)
USC Upstate............................ 79-75 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 88-95 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 67-77 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 45-55 (L)
Augusta State .......................... 74-66 (W)
USC Upstate............................. 48-70 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 58-63 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 66-67 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
USC Aiken .............................. 73-57 (W)
Columbus State ........................ 81-74 (W)
USC Upstate.............................. 65-76 (L)
2006-07 (20-11)
Coach Bruce Evans
Presbyterian............................... 63-69 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 74-57 (W)
Wingate .................................... 74-61 (W)
Newberry.................................. 78-57 (W)
Presbyterian............................... 59-60 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 56-73 (L)
Erskine ...................................... 63-65 (L)
Catawba.................................... 78-61 (W)
Claflin....................................... 60-52 (W)
Catawba..................................... 54-66 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 78-56 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 67-53 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 92-63 (W)
Clayton State ............................. 63-70 (L)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 56-39 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 54-55 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 62-29 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 73-64 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 74-66 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 62-54 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 70-84 (L)
USC Upstate.............................. 59-65 (L)
2007-08 (10-19)
Coach Bruce Evans
Newberry................................... 59-67 (L)
Emmanuel ................................ 65-62 (W)
Wingate ..................................... 77-82 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 69-62 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 49-64 (L)
Georgia Southewestern ............ 68-62 (W)
Newberry................................... 58-72 (L)
University of Indianapolis........ 63-53 (W)
Queens................................. 77-81 OT (L)
Columbus State ....................... 79-75 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 57-71 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 76-88 (L)
Clayton State ............................ 59-65 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 76-48 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 63-78 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 48-68 (L)
Francis Marion ........................ 76-57 (W)
Georgia Southwestern ............. 73-68 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 61-64 (L)
Columbus State ....................... 66-53 (W)
Augusta State ........................... 49-71 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 50-80 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 55-60 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 61-66 (L)
Clayton State ....................... 64-68 OT (L)
North Georgia .......................... 59-61 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 52-72 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Francis Marion ......................... 68-53 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... (64-96 (L)
2008-09 (12-16)
Coach Bruce Evans
Anderson .................................. 79-70 (W)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 91-76 (W)
Wingate ..................................... 64-89 (L)
Queens...................................... 65-64 (W)
Allen......................................... 77-64 (W)
Georgia Southewestern ............ 76-61 (W)
Newberry................................... 67-87 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 86-77 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 71-69 (W)
Georgia College ........................ 59-92 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 60-78 (L)
Clayton State ............................ 61-60 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 67-69 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 67-78 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 62-65 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 62-68 (L)
Georgia Southwestern ............... 63-70 (L)
North Georgia .......................... 85-79 (W)
Columbus State ......................... 54-76 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 53-80 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 70-62 (W)
Scores from the Past
Coastal Georgia ........................ 83-68 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ........................... 72-59 (W)
Columbus St. ............................ 81-80 (W)
Montevallo ................................ 77-82 (L)
Armstrong ................................ 73-70 (W)
Flagler ...................................... 81-67 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 81-74 (W)
Young Harris ............................ 67-66 (W)
Flagler ...................................... 71-66 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 62-58 (W)
Clayton State ............................. 52-55 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 60-61 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 96-63 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 68-76 (L)
Armstrong ................................ 68-61 (W)
GRU Augusta ........................... 63-80 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 95-86 (W)
Georgia College ....................... 74-69 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 74-88 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Georgia Southwestern ............... 70-74 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 70-60 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 53-68 (L)
Clayton State ............................. 46-63 (L)
North Georgia ........................... 55-66 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 67-81 (L)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ........................ 74-60 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 78-97 (L)
2009-10 (10-17)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Anderson ................................... 84-93 (L)
Wingate ..................................... 70-79 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 86-66 (W)
Voorhees ................................... 93-65 (W)
Queens...................................... 63-47 (W)
Newberry.................................. 87-55 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 68-78 (L)
Hiwassee ................................ 111-67 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ........................... 63-70 (L)
Montevallo ............................... 58-74 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 58-74 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 58-82 (L)
Flagler ...................................... 81-85 (L)
UNC Pembroke ....................... 69-51 (W)
North Georgia .......................... 65-79 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 65-67 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 66-68 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 61-69 (L)
Georgia Southwestern ........60-58 OT (W)
Augusta State ........................... 54-81 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................. 55-48 (W)
Clayton State ........................... 63-60 (W)
Allen....................................... 100-81 (W)
Francis Marion .......................... 51-55 (L)
Flagler ....................................... 54-66 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 66-72 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 55-82 (L)
2010-11 (10-16)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Newberry.................................. 68-64 (W)
Voorhees College ..................... 80-72 (W)
Erskine ..................................... 68-54 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 65-71 (L)
Winthrop ................................... 46-65 (L)
Montevallo ................................ 58-71 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 55-58 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 98-91 (W)
Hiwassee College ..................... 91-54 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ........................... 72-66 (W)
Francis Marion .................... 90-92 OT (L)
Flagler ....................................... 69-73 (L)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 66-81 (L)
North Georgia .......................... 80-66 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 62-71 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 62-67 (L)
Columbus State ......................... 77-85 (L)
Georgia Southwestern ............... 53-71 (L)
Allen......................................... 73-52 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 46-85 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 65-51 (W)
Clayton State ............................. 71-73 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 90-78 (W)
Flagler ....................................... 66-73 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 53-54 (L)
Augusta State ............................ 60-65 (L)
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All-PBC Tobiasz Hose works his way between a pair of Erskine College
players in an early 2015-16 game. (Photo by Dylan Seely)
2011-12 (18-9)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Allen......................................... 99-80 (W)
Young Harris ............................. 76-80 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 79-58 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 95-94 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 75-79 (L)
Erskine ..................................... 63-58 (W)
Voorhees ................................... 93-74 (W)
Coastal Georgia ........................ 86-71 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ........................... 68-54 (W)
Flagler .................................... 100-83 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 75-74 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 64-72 (L)
Montevallo ................................ 67-77 (L)
North Georgia .......................... 93-89 (W)
Columbus State ........................ 84-79 (W)
Young Harris ............................ 89-74 (W)
Clayton State ............................. 53-70 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 68-71 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 75-84 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 83-71 (W)
USC Aiken ............................... 70-62 (W)
Flagler ...................................... 80-62 (W)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 76-73 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 84-92 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 74-72 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 79-75 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ......................... 81-84 (L)
2012-13 (9-17)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Allen......................................... 80-62 (W)
Mars Hill .................................. 86-76 (W)
Bluefield State ......................... 76-62 (W)
West Virginia Tech .................... 76-80 (L)
Mars Hill ................................ 103-80 (W)
Augusta State ............................ 61-73 (L)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 62-80 (L)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 79-70 (W)
Lenoir-Rhyne ............................ 58-60 (L)
Columbus State ........................ 76-67 (W)
Montevallo .......................... 63-74 OT (L)
Armstrong Atlantic.................... 80-91 (L)
Flagler ....................................... 77-79 (L)
UNC Pembroke ................... 73-79 OT (L)
Young Harris ............................. 72-82 (L)
Flagler ....................................... 59-62 (L)
Georgia Southwestern ............... 54-64 (L)
Clayton State ............................. 48-52 (L)
USC Aiken ................................ 60-74 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 76-77 (L)
Armstrong Atlantic................... 81-62 (W)
USC Aiken ................................ 63-89 (L)
Augusta State ........................... 58-56 (W)
North Georgia ........................... 78-82 (L)
Georgia College ........................ 54-56 (L)
Francis Marion ......................... 97-86 (W)
2013-14 (17-12)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Anderson ................................... 60-61 (L)
Tusculum .................................. 84-78 (W)
Limestone................................. 65-73 (L)
Brewton Parker ........................ 80-59 (W)
Limestone.................................. 55-58 (L)
Allen......................................... 85-60 (W)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 74-64 (W)
GRU Augusta ............................ 76-84 (L)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 72-83 (L)
2014-15 (19-9)
Coach Jeff Burkhamer
Emmanuel ................................ 81-77 (W)
Queens...................................... 71-67 (W)
Brewton-Parker ........................ 76-66 (W)
Coastal Georgia ........................ 84-76 (W)
Ohio Valley ............................ 104-81 (W)
Allen......................................... 76-69 (W)
Middle Georgia ........................ 80-71 (W)
UNC Pembroke ........................ 99-84 (W)
Clayton State ............................ 74-64 (W)
Georgia Southwestern .............. 61-54 (W)
Southern Wesleyan ................... 70-66 (W)
Flagler ...................................... 80-68 (W)
Young Harris ............................ 75-66 (W)
GRU Augusta ......................... 88-97 (Lot)
USC Aiken ................................ 81-86 (L)
Montevallo ................................ 49-61 (L)
Columbus State ......................... 65-80 (L)
Armstrong ................................ 69-66 (W)
Francis Marion ......................... 67-49 (W)
North Georgia ........................... 79-81 (L)
Francis Marion .......................... 79-90 (L)
USC Aiken ............................... 77-66 (W)
UNC Pembroke ......................... 56-69 (L)
Flagler ...................................... 87-82 (W)
Armstrong ................................ 79-75 (W)
GRU Augusta ............................ 61-71 (L)
Georgia College ....................... 83-65 (W)
Peach Belt Tournament
Columbus State ......................... 76-77 (L)
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MOST POINTS SCORED IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Russell Blackmon
James King
Jeff May
Shaft McMinns
Greg Haynes
Marshall Dibble
Adrian Penland
Dwight Tolbert
Clinton Cobb
Jeff May
Yrs.
88-89
74-75
70-71
75-76
89-90
95-96
02-03
11-12
80-81
69-70
G
33
28
28
30
27
27
28
27
33
27
FG
245
286
239
230
245
223
210
202
227
209
BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON
3FG
64
n/a
n/a
n/a
55
0
54
91
n/a
n/a
FT
118
90
174
182
89
178
140
94
134
159
Pts.
672
662
652
642
634
624
614
589
588
577
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
MOST POINTS SCORED PER GAME
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.
8.
8.
10.
Name
James King
Greg Haynes
Jeff May
Marshall Dibble
Adrian Penland
Dwight Tolbert
Bill Hanford
Shaft McMinns
Jeff May
Russell Blackmon
Yrs.
74-75
89-90
70-71
95-96
02-03
11-12
92-93
75-76
69-70
88-89
G
28
27
28
27
28
27
24
32
27
33
FG
286
245
239
223
216
202
224
249
209
245
3FG
n/a
55
n/a
0
55
91
0
n/a
n/a
64
Name
James King
Russell Blackmon
Greg Haynes
Jeff May
Shaft McMinns
Clinton Cobb
James King
Bill Hanford
Clinton Cobb
Marshall Dibble
Yrs.
74-75
88-89
89-90
70-71
75-76
80-81
75-76
92-93
79-80
95-96
FT
91
89
174
178
142
94
75
187
159
118
Pts.
663
634
652
624
629
589
523
685
577
672
Avg.
23.7
23.5
23.3
23.1
22.5
21.8
21.8
21.4
21.4
20.4
1.
2.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
James King
Jeff May
David Blevins
James King
Jeff May
Russell Blackmon
Greg Haynes
Ray Tackett
James Davis
Adrian Penland
Yrs.
74-75
70-71
69-70
75-76
69-70
88-89
89-90
68-69
79-80
02-03
G
28
33
27
28
30
33
30
24
33
27
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G
28
28
31
32
27
33
27
26
34
28
G
24
27
27
28
30
28
30
29
33
33
FGM
224
223
150
121
152
222
180
171
227
223
FGA
354
358
242
199
252
376
306
292
398
395
PCT
.633
.623
.620
.608
.603
.590
.588
.586
.570
.565
Name
Hal McManus
Adrian Penland
Dwight Tolbert
Derrick Galloway
Rob Pittser
Geoff Brower
Derrick Galloway
Hal McManus
Greg Gibson
Larry Person
Yrs.
91-92
01-02
11-12
86-87
90-91
98-99
87-88
92-93
94-95
94-95
G
29
28
27
23
25
32
31
26
30
30
3FGM
94
91
91
90
85
84
80
76
73
71
3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED IN A SEASON
FGM
286
245
245
239
230
227
226
224
223
223
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
FGM
286
239
202
241
209
245
244
189
208
210
Name
Hal McManus
Greg Gibson
Geoff Brower
Adrian Penland
Dwight Tolbert
Derrick Galloway
Larry Person
Hal McManus
Derrick Galloway
Geoff Brower
Yrs.
91-92
94-95
98-99
01-02
11-12
86-87
94-95
92-93
87-88
99-00
G
29
30
32
28
27
23
30
26
31
30
3FGM
94
73
84
91
91
90
71
76
80
69
3FGA
263
247
243
241
213
209
206
205
202
202
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Yrs.
92-93
95-96
90-91
99-00
70-71
93-94
78-79
88-89
80-81
79-80
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE IN A SEASON
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Bill Hanford
Marshall Dibble
Maurice Walker
Simon Moore
Cleo Morris
Bill Hanford
Alonzo Harrison
Greg Haynes
Clinton Cobb
Clinton Cobb
FGA
592
584
539
529
528
502
484
475
471
466
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Russell Blackmon
Demorris Black
Greg Haynes
David Loboja
David Loboja
Rob Pittser
J.T. Greene
Russell Blackmon
Dane Sparrow
Derrick Galloway
Yrs.
88-89
85-86
89-90
99-00
96-97
90-91
04-05
87-88
06-07
86-87
G
33
31
27
27
27
25
27
31
31
23
3FGM
64
58
55
61
46
85
48
65
54
90
3FGA
132
122
116
129
98
184
104
146
122
209
PCT
.485
.475
.474
.473
.469
.462
.462
.445
.443
.431
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FREE THROWS MADE IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Shaft McMinns
Marshall Dibble
Jeff May
Carroll Wells
Jeff May
Marshall Dibble
Chris Spann
Jeff May
Adrian Penland
Shaft McMinns
Yrs.
75-76
95-96
70-71
81-82
69-70
96-97
87-88
71-72
02-03
74-75
BEST REBOUND AVERAGE PER GAME
G
30
27
28
31
27
27
31
28
28
28
FTM
182
178
174
164
159
157
151
141
140
137
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Marshall Dibble
Shaft McMinns
Jeff May
Marshall Dibble
Clinton Cobb
Jeff May
Carroll Wells
Chris Spann
Jeff May
Shaft McMinns
Yrs.
95-96
75-76
70-71
96-97
80-81
69-70
81-82
87-88
71-72
74-75
G
27
30
28
27
33
27
31
31
27
28
Name
Clinton Cobb
Cleo Morris
Don Clark
Clinton Cobb
James King
Shaft McMinns
James King
Don Clark
Clinton Cobb
Cleo Morris
Yrs.
80-81
70-71
68-69
79-80
74-75
74-75
75-76
69-70
78-79
69-70
G
33
30
26
33
28
28
30
32
31
32
Reb.
423
376
300
369
313
303
321
321
295
298
Avg.
12.8
12.5
11.5
11.2
11.2
10.8
10.7
10.0
9.5
9.3
MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON
FTA
257
248
244
227
221
210
206
203
188
187
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Bobby Shaw
Moses Knight
Russell Blackmon
Corey Wright
Lloyd Wilson
Derrick Bell
Russell Blackmon
Bobby Shaw
Jeff May
Yrs.
78-79
76-77
88-89
11-12
98-99
89-90
87-88
77-78
72-73
G
32
32
33
27
32
30
31
29
27
Assists
299
256
224
220
196
194
192
182
175
BEST ASSIST AVERAGE PER GAME
BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name
Hal McManus
Greg Haynes
Keilan Livingston
Russell Blackmon
Yrs.
91-92
88-89
96-97
88-89
G
29
29
27
33
FTM
110
60
77
118
FTA
119
66
87
135
PCT
.924
.909
.885
.874
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10
Randy Bolte
Russell Blackmon
Sean Davis
David Pruett
Adrian Penland
Lloyd Wilson
73-74
87-88
82-83
11-12
01-02
98-99
18
31
33
27
28
32
68
113
99
93
71
76
78
130
114
108
83
90
.872
.869
.868
.861
.855
.844
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Clinton Cobb
Cleo Morris
Clinton Cobb
James King
Don Clark
James King
Shaft McMinns
Don Clark
Cleo Morris
Clinton Cobb
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Yrs.
80-81
70-71
79-80
75-76
69-70
74-75
74-75
68-69
69-70
78-79
G
33
30
33
30
32
28
28
26
32
31
Reb.
423
376
369
321
321
313
303
300
298
295
Yrs.
78-79
11-12
76-77
84-85
72-73
89-90
77-78
88-89
87-88
98-99
G
32
27
32
25
27
30
29
33
31
32
Ast.
299
220
256
169
175
194
182
207
192
196
Avg.
9.3
8.1
8.0
6.8
6.5
6.5
6.3
6.3
6.2
6.1
MOST STEALS IN A SEASON
MOST REBOUNDS IN A SEASON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Bobby Shaw
Corey Wright
Moses Knight
Reggie Thompson
Jeff May
Derrick Bell
Bobby Shaw
Russell Blackmon
Russell Blackmon
Lloyd Wilson
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jeff May
Clinton Cobb
Keilan Livingston
Jeff May
Jeff May
Clinton Cobb
Greg Gibson
Lloyd Wilson
Jeff May
Moses Knight
Yrs.
70-71
79-80
96-97
69-70
71-72
78-79
94-95
98-99
72-73
76-77
G
28
33
27
27
27
31
30
32
27
32
Stl.
118
109
98
94
93
86
85
83
82
79
Lander All-Time Top 10 Lists
MOST POINTS IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jeff May
Clinton Cobb
Gabby Smith
Alonzo Harrison
Hal McManus
David Loboja
James Hill
Jarred Jackson
Jesse Roundtree
Russell Blackmon
G
109
117
105
126
111
111
121
114
132
72
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE IN A CAREER
Pts.
1986
1834
1545
1531
1494
1429
1416
1388
1315
1289
Avg.
18.2
15.7
14.7
12.2
13.5
12.8
11.7
12.2
10.0
17.9
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
8.
10.
Name
Hal McManus
David Loboja
Jarred Jackson
Dane Sparrow
David Pruett
Derrick Galloway
Geoff Brower
Russell Blackmon
Adrian Penland
Rob Pittser
G
111
111
114
111
77
86
62
72
56
61
3FGM
301
218
214
197
194
170
153
146
146
137
MOST POINTS PER GAME IN A CAREER
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE IN A CAREER
Name
1. Marshall Dibble
2. Adrian Penland
3. James King
4. Shaft McMinns
5. Bill Hanford
6. Greg Haynes
7. Jeff May
8. Larry Person
9. Russell Blackmon
10. Chris Spann
G
54
56
60
60
52
56
109
60
72
31
Pts.
1138
1175
1249
1232
1041
1040
1986
1088
1289
543
Avg.
21.0
20.9
20.8
20.5
20.0
18.6
18.2
18.1
17.9
17.5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Russell Blackmon
David Loboja
Rob Pittser
Derrick Galloway
Keilan Livingston
Hal McManus
Larry Person
Adrian Penland
Geoff Brower
Greg Gibson
G
72
111
61
86
47
111
60
56
62
56
3FGM
146
218
137
296
108
301
132
146
153
133
3FGA
310
499
320
665
276
827
376
424
445
404
PCT
.471
.436
.428
.445
.391
.364
.351
.344
.343
.329
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE IN A CAREER
FREE THROWS MADE IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Clinton Cobb
Jeff May
Alonzo Harrison
Jesse Roundtree
Gabby Smith
James Hill
James King
David Loboja
David Blevins
Charles Jones
G
117
109
126
132
105
121
60
111
105
108
FGM
741
718
647
576
571
540
527
503
501
485
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jeff May
Gabby Smith
Clinton Cobb
James Hill
Marshall Dibble
Shaft McMinns
Jarred Jackson
Charles Jones
Don Clark
Carroll Wells
G
109
105
117
121
54
60
114
108
113
81
FTM
550
403
352
336
335
324
319
295
294
294
BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE IN A CAREER
BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Bill Hanford
Maurice Walker
Marshall Dibble
Clinton Cobb
Otis Daniels
Chris Spann
Shaft McMinns
Greg Haynes
Alonzo Harrison
Bradley Leak
G
52
91
54
117
62
31
60
56
126
61
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FGM
446
326
401
741
357
196
454
416
647
396
FGA
730
558
687
1330
649
360
842
776
1211
777
PCT
.611
.584
.583
.557
.550
.544
.539
.536
.534
.510
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Hal McManus
Sean Davis
Russell Blackmon
Greg Haynes
Keilan Livingston
Adrian Penland
Gabby Smith
Geoff Brower
James Hill
Jeff May
G
111
31
72
56
47
56
105
62
121
109
FTM
275
99
261
149
130
213
403
179
336
550
FTA
316
114
303
174
154
256
515
232
442
738
PCT
.870
.868
.861
.856
.844
.832
.783
.771
.760
.745
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MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jeff May
Clinton Cobb
Gabby Smith
Don Clark
Marshall Dibble
Shaft McMinns
James Hill
Charles Jones
Carroll Wells
Alonzo Harrison
G
109
117
105
113
54
60
121
108
81
126
BEST ASSIST AVERAGE PER GAME IN A CAREER
FTA
738
592
515
493
484
450
442
426
404
357
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Bobby Shaw
Reggie Thompson
Russell Blackmon
Skip Miller
Quentin Smith
James Hill
Derrick Bell
Glenn Franklin
Jeff May
Terry Bryan
Name
Clinton Cobb
Don Clark
Alonzo Harrison
Cleo Morris
James King
Gabby Smith
Maurice Walker
James Perry
Shaft McMinns
James Hill
G
117
113
126
62
60
105
91
121
60
121
Reb.
1220
1040
859
674
650
587
573
512
532
512
Avg.
10.4
9.2
6.8
10.9
10.8
5.6
6.3
5.1
8.9
4.2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Alonzo Cole
Joe Abell
Cleo Morris
James King
Clinton Cobb
Don Clark
Marshall Dibble
Shaft McMinns
Otis Daniels
Bill Hanford
G
17
31
62
60
117
113
54
60
62
52
Reb.
258
339
674
650
1220
1040
485
532
502
410
Avg.
15.2
10.9
10.9
10.8
10.4
9.2
9.0
8.9
8.1
7.9
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
James Hill
Bobby Shaw
Russell Blackmon
Terry Bryan
Jeff May
Moses Knight
Gabby Smith
Reggie Thompson
Charles Jones
Quentin Smith
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G
121
61
72
115
109
64
105
49
108
59
Assists
535
481
447
441
420
398
358
309
292
282
Name
Jeff May
Clinton Cobb
James Hill
David Blevins
Terry Bryan
Alonzo Harrison
Keilan Livingston
Greg Gibson
Gabby Smith
Moses Knight
G
109
117
121
105
115
126
47
56
105
64
Steals
387
307
225
204
153
146
144
141
131
130
Avg.
3.6
2.6
1.9
1.9
1.3
1.2
3.1
2.5
1.2
2.0
Name
Jeff May
Keilan Livingston
Clinton Cobb
Greg Gibson
Moses Knight
David Blevins
Randy Bolte
James Hill
Larry Person
Bradley Leak
G
109
47
117
56
64
105
18
121
60
61
Steals
387
144
307
141
130
204
34
225
111
108
Avg.
3.6
3.1
2.6
2.5
2.0
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.8
MOST GAMES PLAYED IN A CAREER
MOST ASSISTS IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Avg.
7.9
6.3
6.2
4.8
4.8
4.4
4.3
4.1
3.9
3.8
MOST STEALS PER GAME IN A CAREER
BEST REBOUND AVERAGE PER GAME IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Assists
481
309
447
252
282
535
208
246
420
441
MOST STEALS IN A CAREER
MOST REBOUNDS IN A CAREER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
G
61
49
72
52
59
121
48
60
109
115
Avg.
4.4
7.9
6.2
3.8
3.9
6.2
3.4
6.3
2.7
4.8
1.
2.
3.
3.
5.
6.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jesse Roundtree
Alonzo Harrison
Tony Foster
Steve Roberts
Wayne Thomas
Jay Bowsher
James Hill
Clinton Cobb
Murry Kinard
Donnie Pearson
Years
1978-82
1976-80
1978-82
1980-84
1976-80
1982-86
1976-80
1977-81
1986-90
1981-85
Games
132
126
125
125
123
121
121
117
117
117
Lander All-Time Player List
Abell, Joe—1968-70
Adams, Rusty—1973-74
Adolfsson, Christian—2002-03
Allison, Travis—2007-08
Anderson, Earl--1993-95
Aughtry, Dennis—1968-89
Bailey, Tovi—2009-11
Barrino, Da’Shon—2009-10
Bastian, Quentin—2010-11
Beatty, Tydran—2008-09
Bell, Derrick—1988-90
Bell, Jason—1991-92
Bingham, William—1984-86
Black, Demorris—1984-86, 89-90
Blackmon, Russell—1987-90
Blanton, Ron—1968-73
Blevins, David—1969-73
Boles, Tracy—1991-93
Bolt, Randy—1973-74
Boyd, Costello—1970-71
Boyd, Trent—2002-03
Bowsher, Jay—1982-86
Branco, Jamal—2012-13
Brooks, Derek—2004-06
Broughton, Marcus—2010-11
Brower, Geoff—1998-00
Brown, Jamie--1994-96
Browning, Elec—1990-91
Brownlee, Clarence—1980-82
Bryan, Terry—1983-87
Burgess, Eddie—1983-85
Cancer, Sylvester—1983-84
Canty, Darion—2010-12
Carlton, Christopher—2008-09
Carrier, Darius—2010-14
Carter, Corey—1992-93
Carter, George—1985-86
Chattmann, Bryson—2003-04
Cheatham, Larry—1969-71
Clark, Don—1968-72
Coan, Tom—1982-83
Cobb, Clinton—1977-81
Cochran, Sam—1972-73
Cole, Alonzo—1971-72
Coleman, Bill—1974-76
Colter. Randy—2014-15
Corontzes, Matt—2007-08
Cooper, Shavanno—2014-15
Crawford, Ernest—1968-69
Crosby, Demetrius—2002-03
Crouch, Klair——2014-15
Cummings, James—1971-72
Daniels, Otis—1976-77
Davis, Jacob—2008-09
Davis, James—1978-80
Davis, Jason—2004-07
Davis, John—1970-72
Davis, Sean—1982-83
Davis, Tommy—1969-70
Dearybury, Eddie—1969-70
Delaney, Terry—2001-02
Dibble, Marshall—1995-97
Dix, Maurice—1968-89
Dorn, Clay—1983-87
Dowling, Josh—1994-95
Drake, Joe—1974-75
Dudley, Danny—1973-74
Elder, Scott—2011-15
Evans, Terry—1972-73
Evans, Zach—2006-08
Everett, Sheldon—2000-01
Farr, Jerry—1970-71
Faulhaber, Tim—1987-89
Ferris, Tony—2001-02
Fleming, Dale—1986-90
Foster, Tony—1978-82
Fouch, Enrico—1987-88
Franklin, Glenn—1974-76
Galloway, Derrick—1985-88
Gasperson, Scott—1990-91
Gay, Steven—1985-86
Germany, Jody—1991-92
Gibson, Greg—1993-95
Gibson, Josh —1996-97
Gilliam, Richard—2003-05
Goodman, Damien—2002-03
Goodwin, Glenn—1973-74
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Taylor Buffkin pushes the ball upcourt in a 2015-16 game against King
College. (Photo by Dylan Seely)
Goodwin, Goose—1975-76
Goodwin, James—1976-79
Graham, David—1981-84
Graham, Tom—1970-74
Greene, J.T.—2003-06
Griffin, Michael—2003-07
Griffith, Marty—1972-73
Gritzman, Oren—1997-98
Grogan, Steve—1977-80
Hall, William—1975-76
Hall, William—1991-92
Hampton, Ron—2002-03
Hanford, Bill—1992-94
Hardy, Alen—2013-2014
Harkness, Courtney—1995-96
Harkness, Curtis—1982-84
Harris, Brenton—2006-10
Harrison, Alonzo—1976-80
Harrison, Scott—1981-82
Harrison, Willie—1973-74
Hardy, Alen—2014-15
Hart, Nalice—1992-93
Hawkins, Josh—1989-90
Haynes, Brian—1989-90
Haynes, Greg—1988-90
Hedge, Joel—1999-2003
Henderson, David—1983-84
Henderson, Ricky—1972-75
Henderson, Tony—1991-93
Hendrix, Chuck—2001-03
Hill, Adonis—1992-93
Hill, James—1976-80
Hinson III, Roy—2009-10
Hjorth, Asger—2014-15
Hodrea, Emanuel—2003-07
Hunt, Delbert—1968-70
Hose, Tobiasz—2014-15
Hurst, Mike—1972-74
Ingle, T.J.—1970-71
Jackson, Chris—1995-96
Jackson, Jarred—2003-07
Jamison, Chris—1986-87
Jelenic, Zoran—2005-06
Jenkins, Lenny—1977-78
Johnson, Darius—2006-10
Johnson, Ken—1975-76
Johnson, Skip—1974-75
Jones, Charles—1980-84
Jones, Garry—2007-09
Jones, Robert—1996
Jordan, Troy—1989-90
Karr, Sammy—1985-86
Kelley, Kevin—2008-10
Kennedy, Jermel—2010-12
Kinard, Murray—1986-90
King, Donell—1996-00
King, James—1974-76
King, Michael—1992-94
Knight, Moses—1975-77
Kuhn, Michael—2001-04
Lamberth, Robert—1995
Lane, Travis—1998-01
Larsen, Chris—1988-90
Latimore, Andra—1990-92
Laurie, Junior—1986-87
Lawrence, Ford—2007-09
Leak, Bradley—1983-85
Lee, Andy—1994-96
Lee, Mike—2013-15
Lee, Steve—1980-82
LeMaster, Roland—1969-70
Lewis, Mitchell—1974-78
Lewis, Reggie—2000-01
Lewis, Richard—1992-93
Liptrot, Calvin—2010-11
Livingston, Keilan—1995-97
Loboja, David—1996-00
Lockhart, Donald—1994-96
Logan, Ralph—1969-71
Lowe, Michael—2011-12
Loyd, Tally—1999-2002
Mackey, Warren—1984-85
Manigo, Brandon—1978-79
Mann, Justin—2007-09
Marinelli, Jared—1994-95
Martin, Jamey—1993-94
Martin, Kacey—1995-98
Martin, Keith—1987-89
Martin, Quentin—2004-05
Martin, Ricardo—2013-15
Mason, Ade—2001-03
Mathis, Kyle—2005-06
May, Jeff—1969-73
McCullough, Pat—1987-90
McEachern, Joe—2004-06
McManus, Hal—1990-94
McMinns, Shaft—1974-76
McPherson, Clinton—2000
Meryl, Cliff—1999-00
Miller, Skip—1974-76
Milner, Curtis—2006-10
Mims, Sean—2001-03
Mitchell, Harry—1968-69
Mitchell, Mac—2010-12
Mochoskay, Jacob—2008-10
Moore, Simon—1999-01
Morales, Marco—2014-15
Morris, Cleo—1969-71
Moss, Burley—1973-77
Mulkey, Rohn—1988-89
Mullins, Jerry—1983-84
Mullins, Ray—1997-98
Myers, Denzel—2013-14
Nether, Kenneth—2003-04
Newsome, Eric—1986-87
Njie, Dawda—2010-11
O'Daniel, Robbie—1969-70
Omile, Chidozie—2012-13
Owen, Glen—1986-87
Panaggio, Michael—2012-14
Paul, Derrick—1978-80
Pearson, Donnie—1981-85
Pendarvis, Mario—2012-14
Penland, Adrian—2001-03
Pernell, Jessie—2013-14
Perry, James—1990-94
Person, Larry—1993-95
Pitt, Tyler—2005-08
Pittser, Rob—1989-92
Pitts, Brandon—1991-92
Pitt, Joe—1972-74
Pope, Antonio—2009-10
Popp, Mike—1971-72
Powell, Jason—1989-92
Powell, Patrick—2011-12
Powell, Terrance—1997-98
Prater, Kevin—1980-81
Price, Arthur—2004-06
Pruett, David—2010-13
Rase, Joe—1976-79
Rawlings, Jahi—2004-06
Rhodes, Odis—1974-76
Riley, Wayne—1997-01
Roark, Hunter—1997-00
Roberts, Steve—1980-84
Roundtree, Jesse—1978-82
Rumph, Dennis—2011-12
Rutanga, Peter—1999-02
Rutland, Warren—1995
Sacoco, Charles—1973-74
Schulz, Mathew—2012-15
Shaw, Bobby—1977-79
Sirmans, Courey—2012-13
Shreckengost, Josh—1993-96
Skeens, Aaron—1990-91
Slater, Chris—1990-91
Sledge, David—1968-69
Smalls, Gregg—2008-10
Smith, Dermain—2013-2014
Smith, Gabby—1971-75
Smith, Jareal—2012-14
Smith, Kamari—1987-88
Smith, Matt—2000-03
Smith, Quentin—1993-95
Smith, Scottie—2004-08
Smith, Sergio—2014-15
Smyth, Jim—1971-72
Spann, Chris—1987-88
Sparrow, Dane—2006-10
Spearman, Melvin—1986-87
Spruill, Deangelo—2009-10
Stack, Landon—2001-02
Stacy, John—1972-74
Stalbergs, Arturs—2003-04
Stallard, Kent—1992-94
Stroman, Wesley—1985-86
Sulton, Victor—2000-01
Tabasevic, Stefan—2010-13
Tackett, Kyle—1984-85
Tackett, Ray—1968-72
Taft, Bobbie—1974-76
Taliaferro, Kenyatta—1992-93
Tate, Dwayne—1990-92
Taylor, Donnie—1969-70
Taylor, Scott—1980-82
Thomas, Neil—1994-96
Thomas, Wayne—1976-80
Thompson, Reggie—1984-86
Thompson, Ronald—2000-01
Timmons, Mike—1993-97
Todd, John—1976-77
Tolbert, Dwight—2011-12
Tolbert, Jimbo—2001-03
Tolbert, Johnny—1982-83
Toney, Norris—1971-72
Trimby, Chris—1990-91
Trotty, Carlos—2012-13
Tyson, Demetrics—1991-92
Vaughn, Chris—1984-85
Vest, Joey—1984-88
Washiungton, JR—2014-2015
Walker, Joe—1979-81
Walker, Maurice—1988-91
Washington, JR—2013-15
Waterworth, Cody—2010-12
Watson, James—1991-92
Wells, Carroll—1979-82
West, Chris—1995
Williams, Julius—1996-00
Williams, Keith—1968-69
Wilson, Lloyd—1998-01
Wilson, Mickey—1969-70
Winans, Clarence—1972-73
Wright, Corey—2011-12
Wright, Greg—1979-83
Wright, Houston—2007-09
Young, Antonio—2009-10
Yount, Eddie—1982-83
Zdrak, Yuriy—1997-98
2015-16 Lander Bearcats Men’s Basketball Schedule
Date
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 18
Nov. 21
Nov. 24
Time
6:00
7:00
7:30
7:30
7:30
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Dec. 17
Dec. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 2
Jan. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 19
Jan. 23
Jan. 27
Jan. 30
Feb. 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
5:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
3:30
7:30
Opponent
Brevard
Carson-Newman
King
Limestone
Paine
Finis Horne Holiday Classic
St. Augustine's
Livingstone
Erskine
*UNC Pembroke
*Clayton State
*Georgia Southwestern
Paine
*Flagler
*Young Harris
*Augusta
*USC Aiken
*Montevallo
*Columbus State
*Armstrong State
*Francis Marion
*North Georgia
*Francis Marion
*USC Aiken
*UNC Pembroke
*Flagler
*Armstrong State
*Augusta (Homecoming)
*Georgia College
*Denotes Peach Belt Conference game
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Site
Jefferson City, Tenn.
Jefferson City, Tenn.
Greenwood, S.C.
Gaffney, S.C.
Augusta, Ga.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Pembroke, N.C.
Morrow, Ga.
Americus, Ga.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Young Harris, Ga.
Augusta, Ga.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Columbus, Ga.
Savannah, Ga.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Florence, S.C.
Aiken, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
St. Augustine, Fla.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.