2009-10 North Georgia Men's Basketball Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Team InformationTable of Contents......................................1Quick Facts...............................................2Roster and Schedule.................................2

Media InformationSaints on the Web.....................................3Media Policies..........................................4Sports Information...................................5

Meet the SaintsCoaching Staff....................................6-11Player Profiles...................................12-21

The UniversityAbout North Georgia..............................22Campus Map..........................................23Administration..................................23-24The Peach Belt Conference.....................25

Season Review2008-09 Team Statistics.........................262008-09 Statistical Leaders....................27

Record BookYear-By-Year Results.............................28All-Time Records...................................29NCAA Division II Records....................30All-Time Opponents...............................31Letterwinners.................................32-33

Corporate SponsorsSaints Supporters..............................28-40

CreditsThe 2009-10 Men’s Basketball Media Guide was produced by the North Georgia Sports Information Office, David Beall, Director.

Written, compiled, and edited by: David Beall

Cover Design: David Beall, Josh Kerzie

Layout Design: David Beall

Photography by: David Beall, Bill Aiken (Sky-Hawk Sports), Gail Justus, Brad Hardman and Josh Kerzie.

Printing: Colorwise Printing - Roswell, GA

On the Cover: (L-R) Andrew Bennett, Bernard Rimmer, Kindall Butler, Brody Langston, Michael Moynihan. Back Cover: Provided by Achasta Living Community.

First Year 1971 (38 years)All-Time Record 594-396 (.601)NCAA Appearances NoneLast Post-Season Opponent Georgia CollegeResult L, 76-81 PBC QuartersMost Wins in a Season 23 (1982, 1983 2005)

History Coaching StaffHead Coach Chris Faulkner (NGCSU ‘89)Record at North Georgia 92-86 (6 years)Career Record 141-143 (12 years)E-Mail [email protected] Phone (706) 867-2808Assistant Coach Josh TravisHead Athletic Trainer Jessica Poole

2008-09 Record 15-122008-09 Conference Record 9-11Home Record 9-3Away Record 6-8Letterwinners Returned/Lost 4/9Starters Returned/Lost 1/4

2008-09 Team Information

Top Returning Players

Sports InformationDirector David Beall (North Georgia ‘08)Office Phone (706) 867-3250Office Fax (706) 867-2865E-Mail [email protected] Address 82 College Circle Dahlonega, GA 30597Athletics Website www.SaintsSports.com

Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPGMichael Moynihan G 6-1 Sr. 12.0 2.6Brody Langston F 6-4 Sr. 8.6 4.1Andrew Bennett C 6-10 Sr. 3.4 2.8Kindall Butler F 6-4 Sr. 2.3 3.4


TEAM INFORMATION

2009-10 Saints Numerical Roster Quick Facts

University InformationLocation ......................................... Dahlonega, GAFounded.........................................................1873Enrollment..................................................5,227Nickname..................................................SaintsColors ..................................... Royal Blue & WhiteAffiliation ................................... NCAA Division IIConference.............................................Peach BeltPresident.......................................Dr. David PotterDirector of Athletics............................Randy DunnAssociate Director of Athletics........Lindsay ReevesFaculty Representative...............Margaret PoitevintWebsite............................www.SaintsSports.com

Program HistoryInaugural Season .............................................1971All Time Record ........................................594-396NCAA Appearances.......................................NoneLast Postseason Opponent.............Georgia CollegeResult..........................(L) 76-81 PBC QuarterfinalsMost Wins in a Season........23 (1982, 1983, 2005)

Sports InformationDirector................................................David BeallAlma Mater, Yr.......................North Georgia, 2008Office Phone.....................................706-867-3250Cell Phone........................................404-513-9272Office Fax.........................................706-867-2865Email......................................jdbeall@ngcsu.eduMailing Address.....82 College Circle; Dahlonega, GA 30597

Coaching StaffHead Coach.....................................Chris FaulknerAlma Mater, Yr........................North Georgia, 1993Record at NG.............................92-86 (7th Season)Careeer Record....................141-143 (13th Season)Office Phone.....................................706-867-2849Assistant Coach.....................................Josh TravisAlma Mater, Yr..............................Reinhardt, 2001

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record.................................15-12 Home..............................................................9-3 Away...............................................................6-8 Neutral............................................................0-12008-09 PBC Record (finish)...................9-11 (5th) Home..............................................................7-3 Away...............................................................2-8Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................4/9Starters Returning/Lost......................................1/4Roster Breakdown (Sr/Jr/So/Fr)...............(6/2/3/3)Facility.................................Memorial Hall (2,500)

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School02 Kindall Butler F Sr. 6-4 217 Atlanta, GA/Wallace State 10 Tyler Norman G So. 6-0 171 Cleveland, GA/Truett-McConnell12 Michael Moynihan G Sr. 6-1 186 Alpharetta, GA/Georgia State14 Carl Taylor G Sr. 6-3 210 Conyers, GA/Morehead State20 Cody Coleman G So. 6-0 175 Rabun Gap, GA/Truett-McConnell21 Chase Anderson F Fr. 6-5 202 Lawrenceville, GA/Mill Creek HS22 Brody Langston F Sr. 6-4 183 Gainesville, GA/Georgia Perimeter23 Keldrick Coleman F Jr. 6-3 215 Gainesville, GA/Georgia Perimeter 24 Reed Buck F Fr. 6-5 190 Lawrenceville, GA/Collins Hill HS32 Jon Nolton C Jr. 6-7 185 Warner Robins, GA/Santa Fe CC33 Bernard Rimmer F Sr. 6-8 200 Grenada, MS/Georgia State40 Andrew Bennett C Sr. 6-10 250 Coventry, England/Blue Coat Secondary42 Pat Moynihan F So. 6-4 191 Atlanta, GA/Centennial HS50 Robby Goldsmith C Fr. 6-10 231 Melbourne, FL/Hargrave MilitaryRS Taylor Metzger F Fr. 6-3 185 Duluth, GA/Greater Atlanta Christian

Head Coach: Chris Faulkner (North Georgia, 1993, 7th Season)Assistant Coach: Josh Travis (7th season)Graduate Assistant: Andre MorganGraduate Assistant: Ryan Chastain

2009-10 Saints Schedule

All home matches are in bold.* - Peach Belt Conference Match% - Carson-Newman Tournament

Day Date Game Location TimeFri. Nov. 6 University of Georgia (Exhibition) Athens, GA TBASat. Nov. 14 Kennesaw State (Exhibition) Kennesaw, GA 7:30 p.m.Mon. Nov. 16 Reinhardt Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Thur. Nov. 19 Truett-McConnell Dahlonega, GA 4:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 21 Newberry Dahlonega, GA 7:00 p.m.Tue. Nov. 24 Lynn Dahlonega, GA 7:00 p.m.Fri. Nov. 27 Carson-Newman% Jefferson City, TN 4:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 28 Tusculum% Jefferson City, TN 2:00 p.m.Thur. Dec. 10 East Tennessee State Johnson City, TN 7:00 p.m.Tue. Dec. 15 Anderson University Dahlonega, GA 7:00 p.m.Thur. Dec. 17 Flagler College Dahlonega, GA 7:00 p.m.Wed. Dec. 30 Newberry Newberry, SC 4:00 p.m.Mon. Jan. 4 Augusta State* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan. 9 Columbus State University* Columbus, GA 4:00 p.m.Wed. Jan. 13 University of Montevallo* Montevallo, AL 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan. 16 Lander University* Greenwood, SC 3:30 p.m.Mon. Jan. 18 USC Aiken* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Wed. Jan. 20 Georgia Southwestern* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan. 23 Clayton State University* Morrow, GA 4:00 p.m.Thur. Jan. 28 Flagler College* St. Augustine, FL 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan. 30 Armstrong Atlantic* Savannah, GA 3:30 p.m.Wed. Feb. 3 Georgia College & State University* Milledgeville, GA 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb. 6 Columbus State University* Dahlonega, GA 4:00 p.m.Wed. Feb. 10 Francis Marion* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb. 13 UNC Pembroke* Pembroke, NC 4:00 p.m.Wed. Feb. 17 University of Montevallo* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb. 20 Georgia Southwestern* Americus, GA 7:30 p.m.Wed. Feb. 24 Clayton State University* Dahlonega, GA 4:00 p.m.Sat. Feb. 27 Georgia College & State University* Dahlonega, GA 7:30 p.m.


SAINTS ON THE WEB


MEDIA INFORMATION

Media OutletsPrint Media

The Dahlonega NuggetJohn Bynum, Sports Editor1074 Morrison Moore ParkwayDahlonega, GA 30533Phone: (706) 864-3613Fax: (706) 864-4360www.thedahloneganugget.com

The Gainesville TimesBrent Holloway, Writer345 Green Street NWGainesville, GA 30503Phone: (770) 532-1234Fax: (770) 532-0457www.gainesvilletimes.com

Access North GeorgiaMorgan Lee, Writer1102 Thompson Bridge RoadGainesville, GA 30503Phone: (770) 532-9921Fax: (770) 532-0506www.accessnorthga.com

Dawson News & AdvertiserP.O. Box 225Dawsonville, GA 30534Phone: (706) 265-2345Fax: (706) 265-7842www.dawsonadvertiser.com

Atlanta Journal-Constitution72 Marietta Street NWAtlanta, GA 30303Phone: (404) 526-5151Fax: (404) 591-5977www.ajc.com

PeachBeltSports.tv - The Official home for North Georgia Basketball

PARKING - Game day media parking is avail-able in a media-designated lot behind Memorial Hall. Parking credentials should be requested at the same time game-day working credentials are requested.

POSTGAME SERVICES - Play-by-play, final statistics, and a quotes sheet will be available approximately 10-15 minutes after the conclu-sion of the game and will be located at press row. Postgame interviews will be conducted 20 minutes after the conclusion of the contest in the media room across from the Saints locker room.

PRACTICES - Practices are generally open to the media with several guidelines that we ask you to strictly adhere to. Media members must obtain permission to video or photograph practice in advance. Media may not listen to or be in the area of any pre- or post-practice talks between coaches, players, and personnel. These comments, if overheard, are off the record. Players and coaches may not be approached during practice. Reporters may ask the sports information staff about injuries, but all inter-views with training staff, coaches, and players must be done following practice. Photographers are welcome to shoot practice, but must not in-terfere with practice in any way and must stay on the outside of the practice courts.

INTERVIEWS - All interviews with play-ers and coaches must be arranged through the sports information office. Head Coach Chris Faulkner is generally accessible to members of the media. The best time to reach him is from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in his office which is located in Memorial Hall. Please notify the sports information office before stopping by to interview Coach Faulkner.

SAINTS ON THE WEB - For up-to-date sto-ries, photos, schedules, results, and more, please visit our website at www.SaintsSports.com

MEDIA GUIDE - The 2009-10 North Geor-gia Men’s Basketball Media Guide has been specifically designed to aid members of the media covering the Saints. We appreciate your coverage and if there is anything we can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact the sports information office. The athletic depart-ment has certain policies and procedures that we ask for you to abide by while covering the Saints. These are for the benefit of your needs and those of the student-athletes and coaches. We ask that you please respect these requests in order to create a good working atmosphere for all parties involved.

SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE - The North Georgia sports information office is located on the bottom floor of Memorial Hall Gymnasium in Room 002. Enter through the front doors of the gymnasium and take the glass door to the bottom floor. The sports information office is the first door on your left as you exit the stairwell.

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Press and photo-graph credentials are issued to members of the working media only. These credentials may be obtained by contacting the sports information office. Requests should be made 24 hours before the event to be guaranteed consideration. In most cases, credentials will be left at will call, but can be mailed upon request.

Working members of the media who plan to cover North Georgia basketball on the road should make credential requests through the sports information office of the host institution.

GAME NOTES - A set of game notes regard-ing North Georgia basketball is generally made available 24 hours before each contest. A copy of these notes will be placed on the North Georgia website and will be available on site at press row during each contest.

Electronic Media

WNEG-TV 32Cody Chaffins, Sports Director100 BoulevardToccoa, GA 30577Phone: (706) 886-0032Fax: (706) 886-7033www.wneg32.com

ASSOCIATED PRESSTerry Taylor, Sports EditorCentennial Tower101 Marietta St. NW, Suite 2450Atlanta, GA 30303-2720Phone: (404) 522-8971Fax: (404) 524-4639www.ap.org

Media Outlets


MEDIA INFORMATION

North Georgia Sports Information Staff

David BeallSports Information Director

Kaelin Farrington Graduate Assistant

Jessica SkeelsStudent Assistant

Josh Kerzie Student Assistant

JT Bennett Student Assistant

Left: Saints Sports Talk Game Day broadcast live before the Saints’ 77-63 homecoming victory over Peach Belt Conference rial Francis Marion in Me-morial Hall. 3,409 fans witnessed North Georgia’s 14-point victory over the Pa-triots.

Below: Head Coach Chris Faulkner joins the very first broadcast of Saints Sports Talk as David Beall and Mike Davenport talk about the upcoming sea-son with Faulkner.


COACHING STAFF

Chris Faulkner is in his seventh year as head men’s basketball coach at North Georgia during 2009-10. During his first six seasons at the helm, the Saints basketball program has accumulated a record of 92-86, leading the 2008-09 team to the quarterfinals of the Peach Belt Conference basketball tournament, with a record of 15-12, and a fifth place regular season finish. Coach Faulkner first became involved with North Georgia as a play-er in 1989. Since then, he has continued to work with the university’s bas-ketball program for the past 15 years as a player, assistant, and head coach. Faulkner is a 1993 graduate of North Georgia College where he received a B.S. in physical education and a M.Ed. in education in 1995. Faulkner played four years of collegiate basketball at North Georgia (1989-1993) and in the 1992-1993 season, he served as team captain. He also participated in interna-tional summer play in Costa Rica, Spain, and was a recipient of the Will D. Young Scholarship. After finishing his playing career at North Georgia, he assumed the role of assistant coach in 1993. Faulkner spent four seasons as the assistant under former head coach and now athletic director Randy Dunn. In 1996, Faulkner helped Dunn lead the team to the Conference championship and the program’s third appearance at the NAIA National Tournament. In 1997, he was named head basketball coach at Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia. After taking the helm at Piedmont in 1997, he led the basketball program during the transitional period from NAIA to NCAA Division III and into the newly formed Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC). After fin-ishing the 2002-03 season with a tenure best 17-10 record and GSAC tourna-ment runner-up, Faulkner was named the GSAC Coach of the Year. In addi-tion to his basketball duties he also served as head of the men’s and women’s golf teams. Faulkner’s teams have produced eight All-Conference players, one All-American, and numerous Academic All-Conference selections. In May 2003, Faulkner returned to his alma mater as head men’s basketball coach. His 2003-04 team produced the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference “Newcomer of the Year” as well as an All-Freshman Team mem-ber. In 2004-05, he led the Saints to a record breaking season as they finished second in the Southern States Athletic Conference with a 23-10 overall re-cord. His team set new school records for points (3015), scoring average (91.4 ppg), and conference wins (16). It also marked the first time the men’s basketball team had won 20 or more games since the 1995-1996 season. In addition, he coached the conference “Player of the Year” and NAIA All-American as well as two NAIA Academic All-Americans. Along with his coaching duties, he serves as an instructor in the Department of Health and Physical Education. Coach Faulkner and his wife, Daphney, reside in Dahlonega with their two sons, Augustus and Cal.

CHRIS FAULKNERHead CoachNGCSU ‘897th Season

Six SeasonsYear-By-Year Under Faulkner

2003-04 13-202004-05 23-102005-06 14-122006-07 9-212007-08 18-112008-09 15-12Total 92-86

.393

.696

.538

.300

.620

.556

.516


COACHING STAFF

JOSH TRAVISAssistant Coach

Reinhardt ‘017th Season

Josh Travis is in his seventh sea-son as the men’s basketball assistant coach for North Georgia in 2009-10. During his tenure with the Saints, the program has posted a 92-86 mark, including a birth in the semifinals of the 2007-08 Peach Belt Conference Tournament. After serving as a graduate assis-tant in 2003-2004, Travis was promoted to assistant coach. Along with coaching, he is an instructor in the Health and Physical Ed-ucation department and received his M.Ed. in Physical Education at North Georgia. Travis comes to North Georgia from Reinhardt College where he served as an assistant coach for the women’s basketball team in 2002-2003, and as an assistant coach for the men’s bas-ketball team in 2001-2002. He played basketball for Truett-McConnell Col-lege for two seasons in 1997-1999 and then transferred to Reinhardt where he played during the 2000-2001 season. Coach Travis and his wife, Sa-sha, reside in Dawsonville, Georgia.


COACHING STAFF

ANDRE MORGANAssistant Coach

1st Season

Andre Morgan is in his first season as a graduate assistant coach for the North Georgia College & State University men’s basketball program in 2009-10.

Morgan finished his playing career at the conclusion of the 2008-09 season at North Georgia, averaging 13.3 points per game and recording 93 steals during his two sea-sons playing for the Saints. He made 105 three-pointers in two years and had a field goal percentage of .396, while playing in 56 games and scoring 742 points. As a junior, Morgan was named to the 2008 Peach Belt All-Conference Team after averaging 14.9 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. The Buford, Ga., native played two seasons at Kennesaw State University before transferring to North Georgia. Morgan will continue his degree in Business Management at North Georgia while starting his coaching career in the Saints’program.


COACHING STAFF

RYAN CHASTAINAssistant Coach

1st Season

Ryan Chastain is in his first season as a graduate assistant coach for the North Geor-gia College & State University men’s basketball team in 2009-10, and his third year overall with the athletic department.

Chastain served as a graduate assistant coach for head coach Buffie Burson and the North Georgia women’s basketball team for two years. In Chastain’s two seasons under Burson, The Lady Saints accumulated 26 wins.

Chastain attended Fannin County High School in Blue Ridge, Ga and was the Lump-kin County boys junior varsity coach and varsity assistant for two years under Shane Purdy.


COACHING STAFF

RICHARD SIMMONS

Assistant Coach1st Season

Richard Simmons is in his first year as a men’s basketball assistant coach for North Georgia College & State University in 2009-10.

Simmons brings 38 years of coaching experience to the staff, including stops at Pin-eville High School in Pineville, West Virginia, and Hilliard High School in Hilliard, Florida, before coming to Georgia for coaching positions at Morrow High School and Lovejoy Middle School.

During his coaching career, Simmons has an overall record of 395-194, while leading his teams to a pair of state tournament runner-up finishes, 11 state tournaments, 11 region championship, and seven regional runner-up appearances.

He has coached 28 all-state players, while 67 of his players received collegiate basket-ball scholarships, and one player is continuing his professional career overseas.

At Concord University, Simmons earned First-Team All-Conference honors in base-ball and basketball in 1965 and 1966, before completing his undergraduate degree and receiving his graduate degree from the University of West Georgia.

Richard and his wife Deb reside in Dahlonega, Georgia, and have three children, Lori, Sean, and Matthew.


COACHING STAFF

JERRY OVERBYStrength Coach

2nd Season


#2

Kindall BUTLERPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-4Weight....................................................................................217Year...................................................................................SeniorHometown................................................................Atlanta, GALast School.........................................Wallace State Hanceville

Butler’s Career North Georgia Statistics -Total- -3-Point- -Free Throws- -Rebounds-Year GP/GS Min FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% O D Reb Avg PF Ast TO B ST Pts Avg2009 18/0 207 14 41 .341 0 4 .000 14 20 .700 20 42 62 3.4 49 10 7 7 5 42 2.3TOTAL 18/0 207 14 41 .341 0 4 .000 14 20 .700 20 42 62 3.4 49 10 7 7 5 42 2.3

MEET THE PLAYERS

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in 18 games, averaging 2.3 points per game and 3.4 rebounds per game…shot 34.1 (14-41) percent from the floor…connected on 70.0 (14-20) percent of his free throw at-tempts, team fourth-best…recorded ten assists, seven blocks, and five steals…scored a season-high six points twice against Augusta State on January 17 and February 21…grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Georgia Southwestern on February 16...2006 (As a Sophomore) – Averaged 7.97 points per game at Wallace State Hanceville…led the team with 9.03 rebounds per game, grabbing a career best 271 rebounds on the year…was 6th in ACCC Divi-sion I in defensive rebounds per game with 5.66, 6th in total re-bounds per game with 9.03, 9th in offensive rebounds per game at 3.36, and ranked 22nd in field goal percentage at .667…scored a season-high 15 points against Jefferson Davis on December 7, and against Gadsden State on February 8…pulled down a season-high 15 rebounds on two different occasions, and attempted a season-high 12 field goals against Cleveland State Community on Novem-ber 29...2006 (As a Freshman) – Averaged 9.93 points per game at Wallace State Hanceville…led the team with 9.0 rebounds per game, pulling down 178 defensive boards and 74 rebounds on the offensive end…ranked 2nd in the ACCC Division I in defensive rebounds per game at 6.35, 7th in total rebounds per game, and 19 in field goal percentage at .496…scored a season-high 17 points against Columbia State Community on November 8, and against Bevill Stat Fayette on January 19…pulled down a season-high 17 rebounds against Lawson State on February 23, and made a season-best seven free throws on January 19 against Bevill State Fayette...High School – Played basketball for head coach Sherman White at George Washington Carver High School in Atlanta, Geor-gia…received the Coca-Cola Recipient Award, was a top 20 senior in the nation, and was named the school’s Most Valuable Player...Personal – Born July 6, 1984…son of David and Sandra Butler…majoring in Education.


#12

Michael MOYNIHANPosition.........................................................................GuardHeight....................................................................................6-1Weight....................................................................................182Year...................................................................................SeniorHometown..........................................................Alpharetta, GALast School............................................................Georgia State

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in 26 games, starting 21…logged 665 minutes of playing time, averaging 12.0 points per game…shot 41.8 (89-213) percent from the floor and 42.3 (44-104) from behind the arc…connected on 70.9 (90-127) percent of his free throw attempts, team third-best…averaged 2.6 rebounds per game for 67 total…recorded 39 steals, second-highest for the team, and 87 assists, co-team leader…totaled 312 points, averaging 12 per contest, team third-best…scored a season-high 27 points against Carver Bible on November 25…grabbed a season-high seven re-bounds against Augusta State on January 17...Previous School – Attended Georgia State University as a freshman and sophomore...as a freshman saw action in 6 games...Moved into starting lineup as a sophomore at point guard for the final 6 games of the season...Made his first start against Northeastern...High School – Attended Centennial High School...3 year letterwinner...helped his team to 37 wins junior and senior year...career high of 25 pts. vs. re-gion rival Roswell...Named North Fulton Player of the Week and was tabbed to preseason “Top Five Players to Watch” by the local newspaper as a senior...Personal – Born July 12,1987...Son of Patricia and Matt Moynihan...has one brother, Patrick, and one sister, Morgan...Majoring in history.

Moynihan’s Career North Georgia Statistics -Total- -3-Point- -Free Throws- -Rebounds-Year GP/GS Min FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% O D Reb Avg PF Ast TO B ST Pts Avg2009 26/21 665 89 213 .418 44 104 .423 90 127 .709 19 48 67 2.6 61 87 74 1 39 312 12.0TOTAL 26/21 665 89 213 .418 44 104 .423 90 127 .709 19 48 67 2.6 61 87 74 1 39 312 12.0

MEET THE PLAYERS


#22

Brody LANGSTONPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-4Weight....................................................................................165Year...................................................................................SeniorHometown..........................................................Gainesville, GALast School....................................................Georgia Perimeter

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in 27 games, starting one…logged 649 minutes of playing time, averaging 8.6 points per game…shot 50.9 (86-169) percent from the floor and 30.0 (6-20) percent from behind the arc…connected on 69.6 (55-79) percent of his free throw attempts…averaged 4.1 rebounds per game for 112 total, team third- highest…tal-lied 22 assists, 13 blocks, and 20 steals…scored 233 total points, averaging 8.6 per contest…recorded a season-high 18 points against Georgia Southwestern on February 16...grabbed a season-high eight rebounds three times against Flagler, Francis Marion, and UNC Pembroke...Previous School – Attended Georgia Perimeter from 2005-2008...while there his team won 3 state and region champion-ships...High School – Attended East Hall High School...Member of Tip-Off team of the month, Tip-Off team of the year, 1st team All-Area, 2nd team All-State, and North/South All-Star team...helped lead his team to two state championships, state runner up, and National Round-ball Classic championship...career record was 119-9...Personal – Born October 8, 1986...Son of Evelyn and Bobby Langston...Majoring in Buisness Management.

Langston’s Career North Georgia Statistics -Total- -3-Point- -Free Throws- -Rebounds-Year GP/GS Min FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% O D Reb Avg PF Ast TO B ST Pts Avg2009 27/1 649 86 169 .509 6 20 .300 55 79 .696 41 71 112 4.1 53 22 31 13 20 233 8.6TOTAL 27/1 649 86 169 .509 6 20 .300 55 79 .696 41 71 112 4.1 53 22 31 13 20 233 8.6

MEET THE PLAYERS


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Bernard RIMMERPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-8Weight....................................................................................200Year...................................................................................SeniorHometown..............................................................Grenada, MSLast School............................................................Georgia State

2009 (As a Junior) – Averaged 2.6 points and 2.8 rebounds in 19 games at Georgia State University…Made five starts early in the season…Half of his rebounds came on the offen-sive end…Scored a career-high 11 points with five rebounds against Concordia-St. Paul…Career best 10 rebounds against Southern Poly, along with nine points…Top CAA game was nine points and four rebounds against Northeastern…Had five points and five rebounds against Georgia Tech…Pulled down six rebounds against Minnesota and seven versus Jacksonville State...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Averaged 1.4 points and 0.9 rebounds in 13 games at Mississippi State Uni-versity…Season-high five points with three rebounds against South Alabama…Added four points and a season-best four rebounds against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi…Also scored four points against McNeese State…Scored three points against Nicholls State and two vs. New Orleans...2006 (As a Freshman) – Played in 20 games as a freshman at Mississippi State University…Averaged 0.5 points and 1.6 rebounds…Played double-figure minutes on six occasions…Averaged 3.5 rebounds over his last four games…Tied a season best with six rebounds and had a block in a season-high 26 min-utes at Arkansas…Made his first start at LSU and had two blocks, a rebound and a steal in eight minutes…High School – Averaged around 12 points, eight rebounds, four blocks and three steals per game at Maine’s Bridgton Academy in 2004-05…Helped coach Whit Lesure’s Wolverines to a 30-6 record and the school’s first-ever New England Prep School Athletic Conference Class A championship…Earned Bridg-ton’s Hough Award, given annually to a graduating student who displays the highest traits of character and leadership…Earned second-team all-state honors from The Clarion-Ledger newspaper after averaging 17.9 points, nine rebounds and five blocked shots per game as a senior at Grenada (Miss.) High School…Grenada’s Male Athlete of the Year…Participated in the 2004 Mississippi-Alabama High School All-Star Game...Personal – Born December 22, 1985, in Grenada, Miss…Son of Emmitt and Lucille Rimmer…Majoring in sociology.

MEET THE PLAYERS


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Andrew BENNETTPosition.............................................................................CenterHeight....................................................................................6-10Weight....................................................................................238Year...................................................................................SeniorHometown....................................................Coventry, EnglandLast School...............................................Blue Coat Secondary

Bennett’s Career North Georgia Statistics -Total- -3-Point- -Free Throws- -Rebounds-Year GP/GS Min FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% O D Reb Avg PF Ast TO B ST Pts Avg2009 27/0 273 34 77 .442 0 1 .000 23 39 .590 35 41 76 2.8 56 4 26 29 4 91 3.42008 26/0 259 43 93 .462 1 6 .167 15 24 .625 31 59 90 3.5 52 1 17 19 4 102 3.92007 Redshirted - Did not see any action2006 18/1 98 7 17 .412 0 0 .000 4 11 .364 14 21 35 1.9 14 4 7 5 2 18 1.0TOTAL 71/1 630 84 187 .449 1 7 .143 42 74 .568 80 121 201 2.8 122 9 50 53 10 211 3.0

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in 27 games…logged 273 minutes of playing time, averaging 3.4 points per game…shot 44.2 (34-77) percent from the floor and connected on 59.0 (23-39) percent of his free throw attempts…grabbed 76 rebounds, averaging 2.8 per contest…recorded four assists and four steals…tallied 29 blocks, team second-best…scored 91 total points, averaging 3.4 per game…recorded a season-high 10 points against West Georgia on November 15…grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Carver Bible on November 25 and Augusta State on February 21...2008 (As a Junior) – Appeared in 26 games, averaging 3.9 points per game, and 3.5 rebounds per game...shot .462 (43-93) percent from the floor and .625 (15-24) percent from the free throw line...tallied a season-high five blocks against USC Aiken in the semi-finals of the Peach Belt Conference Tournament, also scoring nine points in the contest to bring his season total to 102...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Did not see any ac-tion, redshirted for the season...2006 (As a Freshman) – Played in 18 games, starting one as a freshman...played 98 minutes, averaging 5.4 minutes per game...shot 41.2 (7-for-17) percent from the floor and 36.4 (4-for-11) percent from the free throw line...grabbed 35 rebounds, averaging 1.9 rebounds per game...dished out four as-sists, recorded two steals and blocked seven shots...scored 18 total points, averaging one point per game...High School – Played basketball for head coach Derick Pope at Blue Coat Secondary School…Selected as All-British/International Player of the Year...Personal – Ma-joring in Biology…Son of Anita and Harvey Bennett.

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Carl TAYLORPosition.............................................................................GuardHeight.....................................................................................6-3Weight....................................................................................210Year...................................................................................JuniorHometown...............................................................Conyers, GALast School........................................................Morehead State

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Keldrick COLEMANPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight.....................................................................................6-3Weight....................................................................................215Year...................................................................................JuniorHometown..........................................................Gainesville, GALast School....................................................Georgia Perimeter

Previous School – Played two seasons at Georgia Perimeter College, winning back-to-back Georgia Junior College Athletic Association Conference Championships in 2006 and 2007...High School – Played for head coach Joe Dix at East Hall High School…named First-Team All-State, while winning State Championships in 2003 and 2005…named to the Atlanta Tip-Off Club Team of the Month…earned the rebound award all four years and the offensive for two straight years...Personal – Born June 3, 1987…son of Rodrick Hughey and Donna Coleman…majoring in Physical Education.

Previous Schools – Redshirted one season at Morehead State University…Attended Hiwassee College, averaging 18.6 points per game, five rebounds, and three assists per game...High School – Played basketball at Redan High School for head coach Dalton Greene…named the Dekalb County Player of the Week, was named to the Metro Atlanta Team of the Month, and was team captain of high school team...Personal – Born April 22, 1987…son of Carl and Sharon Taylor…majoring in Business Finance.


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Tyler NORMANPosition.............................................................................GuardHeight...................................................................................5-11Weight....................................................................................171Year...........................................................................SophomoreHometown............................................................Cleveland, GALast School.....................................................Truett McConnell

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Jon NOLTONPosition.............................................................................CenterHeight.....................................................................................6-7Weight....................................................................................185Year...................................................................................JuniorHometown...................................................Warner Robins, GALast School..............................................................Santa Fe CC

High School – Played at Houston County High School for head coach Greg Nix…averaged 11 points per game and seven rebounds per game three-year letterman, two year starter…won regionals during junior year and advanced to the Sweet 16...Previous School – Aver-aged 7.5 points per game and six rebounds per game during freshman year at Abraham Baldwin College...Personal – Born April 14, 1987…son of Jerold and Diane Nolton…majoring in Business.

High School – Played at White County High School for head coach Mark Carroll...Previous School – Played in all 29 games, averag-ing 4.4 points per game 1.3 steals per game at Truett-McConnell College. During his freshmen season playing for the Bears, Norman shot 35-percent (8-23) from behind the arc, while shooting 34-precent (44-131) from the field...Personal – Born March 3, 1990…son of Terry Norman and Andrell Cantrell…majoring in Physical Education.


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Cody COLEMANPosition.........................................................................GuardHeight....................................................................................6-0Weight....................................................................................175Year...........................................................................SophomoreHometown.........................................................Rabun Gap, GALast School.....................................................Truett McConnell

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Chase ANDERSONPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight.....................................................................................6-5Weight....................................................................................202Year.............................................................................FreshmanHometown.....................................................Lawrenceville, GALast School...........................................................Mill Creek HS

2009 (As a Freshman) – Played in 17 games, scoring 14 points and recording four steals at Truett-McConnell College…shot 31 (4-14) percent from the floor, and 50 (2-4) percent from behind the arc…pulled down six rebounds and while averaging 0.9 points per game...High School – Played basketball at Rabun County High School for head coach Jeff Page…named All-Region during junior and senior season...Personal – Born May 8, 1989…son of Mark and Gail Coleman…majoring in History.

High School – Played for head coach Phil Bollier at Mill Creek High School...Personal – Born April 6, 1990…son of Charles and Karen Anderson…majoring in Business.


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Reed BUCKPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-5Weight....................................................................................190Year.............................................................................FreshmanHometown.....................................................Lawrenceville, GALast School..........................................................Collins Hill HS

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Pat MOYNIHANPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-4Weight....................................................................................181Year.............................................................................FreshmanHometown................................................................Atlanta, GALast School...........................................................Centennial HS

High School – Played for head coach Josh Grayson at Collins Hill High School…averaged 13 points per game and seven rebounds per game during senior season…named First-Team All-Region in 7-AAAAA and was named First-Team All-County...Personal – Born April 5, 1991…son of Bruce and Susan Buck…undecided on major.

2008 (As a Freshman) – Redshirted, did not see any varsity action...High School – Attended Centennial High School...Recipient of student-athlete academy award and the excalibur award...Personal – Born September 4, 1989...Son of Patty Driesell and Matt Moyni-han...Major is undecided.

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Robby GOLDSMITHPosition.............................................................................CenterHeight....................................................................................6-10Weight....................................................................................231Year.............................................................................FreshmanHometown...........................................................Melbourne, FLLast School....................................................Hargrave Military

Taylor METZGERPosition.........................................................................ForwardHeight....................................................................................6-3Weight....................................................................................185Year.............................................................................FreshmanHometown.................................................................Duluth, GALast School........................................Greater Atlanta Christian

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High School – Played at Eau Gallie High School under head coach Brandon Palmer, and at Hargrove Military Academy…named the team’s Most Valuable Player and most improved…recipient of the Coaches Award...Personal – Born August 9, 1989…son of Robert and Jackie Goldsmith…majoring in Business.

High School – Played for head coach Eddie Martin at Great Atlanta Christian High School…averaged 12.3 points per game, three as-sists, and four rebounds per game during senior season…named to the Gwinnett County Team of the Month and the Gwinnett County All-Star Game...Personal – Born September 5, 1990…son of Ed and Susan Metzger…majoring in Business.

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North Georgia College & State University is a coeducational state uni-versity emphasizing strong liberal arts, as well as pre-professional, professional, and graduate programs. Serving as a liberal arts university for all of its students and as a military college for its Corps of Cadets, the university is distinct in many ways. As the only four-year public institution in northeast Georgia, NGCSU offers a quality college experience in a beautiful mountain setting, about an hour north of Atlanta. Specializing in leadership training and producing leaders since 1873, the uni-versity has been designated by the state as The Leadership Institution of Georgia . For more than 130 years , North Georgia College & State University has been helping students discover remarkable things about themselves and the world. Our graduates gain a solid foundation on which to build their lives --not only a quality edu-cation, but cherished memories of great ex-periences, lifelong friends and good times. The administration, faculty, and staff at North Georgia are dedicated to the education and traditional values which enable students to excel in whatever field they pursue. Classes are small and atten-tion is personalized. Faculty, not graduate teaching assistants, do all of the teaching at North Georgia. Located in Dahlonega, Geor-gia, a small historic town in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the university of-fers more than 50 majors to prepare stu-dents for nearly any career. With more than 4,000 students, North Georgia College & State University is large enough to provide

a wide array of opportunities and activities, but small enough to allow personal atten-tion from professors and to foster friend-ships among students. Nestled in the mountains, the gold-rush town of Dahlonega has kept its historic charm and spirit. In this town of fewer than 4,000, students easily walk to nearby restaurants, shops, banks and churches. The campus is safe, clean, and friendly, with the excitement and entertain-ment of metro Atlanta only a 90-minute drive away. Surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest, North Georgia College & State University is an outdoor enthusi-ast’s dream, with endless places for hiking, mountain climbing, hunting, fishing, bird-watching, whitewater rafting, canoeing and camping. This area of North Georgia draws many visitors who enjoy its lush forests, stunning waterfalls and abundant wildlife.

THE UNIVERSITY


North Georgia’s main campus covers 112 acres with more than 50 buildings. In America’s Best Colleges 2008, U.S. News & World Report ranks North Georgia College & State University in the top 20 in the South among public universities offering undergraduate and master’s programs.

David Potter became the 16th President of North Georgia College & State Uni-versity on January 3, 2005. Before coming to North Georgia, Potter served as the chief executive officer for the Board of Trustees overseeing the eight public universities in Mississippi since 2003. Prior to his position with the state commission, Potter served as President of Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss., from 1999 until 2003. Delta State is a public, regional university of 4,000 students, with programs ranging from bac-calaureate through doctoral degrees and an annual budget of $40 million. Potter also has held administrative and teaching posts at Syracuse University, in Syracuse, N.Y.; Denison University, in Granville, Ohio; and Skillman University, in Damaged, Phillipines. Potter currently serves as a member of the Commission on Leadership and Insti-tutional Effectiveness for the American Council on Education. He has served on various commissions and committees for higher education organizations, such as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (including service on the executive committee) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Currently, Potter serves as the Vice President of the Peach Belt Conference Execu-tive Committee. Potter earned his B.A. cum laude in History from Amherst College in Massachusetts, and both his M.A. and Ph.D. in Social Science from Syracuse University. He and his late wife, Pam Mathews, had two children; Elizabeth, now a lawyer in San Diego, and Holly, who works for the State Department.

North GeorGia Campus map

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Denise BryantCompliance Coordinator

Vaughn GrizzleFacilities Coordinator

Gary PrestonStrength & Conditioning

Margaret PoitevintFaculty Athletic Rep.

Jason PruittAsst. Dir. for Business Affairs

Randy Dunn is in his 14th year as Athletic Director and his 27th year at North Georgia College & State University in 2009-10.

Dunn served as the head men’s basketball coach for 14 years before retiring in 2003 to serve full-time as Athletic Director. Dunn is an alumnus of North Georgia College, having played basketball for the Saints for three years, graduating in 1980 with a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education.

After completing his undergraduate degree at NGC, Dunn was an assistant coach at Georgia Southwestern State University, where he received his M.Ed. in Physical Education. He became the assistant coach at the State University of West Georgia in 1981 before re-turning to North Georgia College in 1982. In 1996, Dunn’s men’s basketball team won the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference regular season championship and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. That same year, Dunn was named GACC men’s bas-ketball “Coach of the Year”.

During his ten year tenure as Athletic Director, Dunn oversaw the addition of three new sports: women’s soccer, baseball and softball. The intercollegiate athletic program has produced 12 conference championships in the Georgia Athletic Conference, the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference, and the Southern States Athletic Conference. In the past five years, the athletic department’s facilities have grown with the addition of the NGCSU Baseball, Softball, and Soccer Complex. Most recently, Dunn has overseen the athletic department’s transition from the NAIA to the NCAA and the Peach Belt Conference.

Dunn is married to the former Susan Reed, and they have a 18-year-old son, Jake.

Lindsay Reeves is in her 10th year with North Georgia Col-lege & State University and her third year as Associate Director of Athletics and third year as Senior Women’s Administrator in 2009-10.

In addition to her duties with the Athletic Department, she will continue teaching in the Health & Physical Education Department and serve as Di-rector of the Human Perfor-mance Lab.

Lindsay graduated from Ithaca College with a BS in Physical Education and received her Masters from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Exercise Physiology.

After completing her education she worked as the Director of Testing at Sports Training Institute in N.Y., then Assistant Director of Health & Fitness at General Electric World Headquarters in CT., and from 1990-1999 as the Director of Employee Wellness and faculty member at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Lindsay is married to Dave Reeves and they have a son Tim who is 21, and a daughter Kelley who is 19.

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION


PBC Commissioner David Brunk with Athletic Director Randy Dunn in Memorial Hall for a conference matchup between the Saints and Columbus State University.

VISION STATEMENTThe Peach Belt Conference is committed to providing through its dependent collegiate members, a forum for student participation in athletic, academic and co-curricular events under the auspices of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division II.

We will exemplify the characteristics of a premier intercollegiate conference that prides itself on the inclusion of students of all demo-graphic groups who wish to participate in a well-rounded sports program. Our institutions, our academic goals, our athletic aspirations re-flect a communality of purpose and a commit-ment to excellence in the classroom and on the playing field.

HISTORYNow entering its 20th year of existence in 2009-10, the Peach Belt Conference has be-come one of the elite Division II conferences in the nation. Since its inception in 1990-91, the Peach Belt has developed a consistent history of excellence which continues to this day with 28 national championships and 25 national fi-nalist

Starting with only two championships in 1991, in men’s and women’s basketball, the confer-ence has expanded to 13 championship sports with the addition of women’s golf in the fall of 2009.

The conference traces its roots back to No-vember of 1988 when 11 schools first met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II confer-ence. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools, plus two others,

formed the Peach Belt and begin play in fall 1990.

The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Co-lumbus State golf team took the honor by win-ning the 1992 national crown, the first of three golf championships the Cougars own. One year later, the Lander men’s tennis team began their record-breaking run of eight straight national titles, the first PBC dynasty. Since then, USCA men’s golf has won three straight national titles from 2004-06 while AASU women’s tennis has captured four titles overall.

The 2008-09 season was among the confer-ence’s most memorable. The Armstrong At-lantic State men’s and women’s tennis teams both won their respective national champion-ships – for the second year in a row; a feat only done once before in college tennis. In addi-tion, the Augusta State men’s basketball team became the first to make back-to-back trips to the NCAA Elite Eight, the Armstrong Atlantic became the first PBC volleyball team ever to advance to the Elite Eight and the North Geor-gia softball team was ranked #1 in the nation and reached the World Series.

The seven charter members of the conference were Armstrong Atlantic State University, Columbus State University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State Univer-sity, Lander University, USC Aiken and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Confer-ence was adopted in January of 1990 and mod-ified to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000.

Augusta State joined the conference in 1991

and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July 1, 1992. They were followed by Ken-nesaw State University on July 1, 1994, Clay-ton State University on July 1, 1995 and the University of North Florida on July 1, 1997. Kennesaw State and North Florida departed for the Division I ranks in 2005, USC Up-state did the same in 2007, and the conference welcomed in North Georgia College & State University in 2005 and Georgia Southwestern State University in 2006.

For 2009-10, the Peach Belt has grown once again with the addition of the University of Montevallo and Flagler College, giving the PBC 13 members, the most the league has ever had. The addition of the two schools returns the PBC to the state of Florida and expands the league into Alabama for the first time.

David Brunk was named the second PBC com-missioner in May of 2007. Brunk replaced Marvin Vanover, who was the first PBC com-missioner from 1991 to 2007. Brunk is charged with continuing the strong growth of the con-ference as its second era begins.

Dr. David Potter, president of North Georgia College & State University, returns as the pres-ident of the Peach Belt in 2009-10.

The conference currently holds championships in 13 sports, six for men and seven for women. They are men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s tennis, baseball, softball and men’s and wom-en’s golf.

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North Georgia Combined Team Statistics in 2008-09(Final Stats)

2008-09 IN REVIEW


2008-09 IN REVIEW

North Georgia Game-By-Game Statistics in 2008-09(Final Stats)


1971-72Record: 16-14

Head Coach: Bill Ensley

1972-73Record: 19-8


1973-74Record: 22-18


1974-75Record:15-12


1975-76Record: 19-13


1976-77Record: 22-9


1977-78Record:20-16


1978-79Record: 18-11


1979-80Record: 12-18


1980-81Record: 18-10


1981-82Record: 23-7


1982-83Record: 23-9


1983-84Record: 17-15


1984-85Record: 18-10


1985-86Record: 18-10


1986-87Record: 14-14


1987-88Record: 17-15


1988-89Record: 14-16


1989-90Record: 10-16

Head Coach: Randy Dunn

1990-91Record: 14-17


1991-92Record: 19-13


1992-93Record: 16-15


1993-94Record: 11-19


1994-95Record: 11-22


1995-96Record: 20-15


1996-97Record: 13-20


1997-98Record: 16-17


1998-99Record: 10-24


1999-2000Record: 19-14


2000-01Record: 9-23


2001-02Record: 8-23


2002-03Record: 14-20


2003-04Record: 13-20

Head Coach: Chris Faulkner

2004-05Record: 23-10


2005-06Record: 14-12


2006-07Record: 9-21


2007-08Record: 18-11


2008-09Record: 15-12


YEAR- BY-YEAR RESULTS


Individual Season Records

POINTS 1. Matt Causey 783 20052. Jim Hyder 709 19753. Kevin Harris 708 1987

FIELD GOALS 1. Jim Hyder 282 19742. Kevin Harris 276 19873. Willie Thomas 265 1983

SCORING AVERAGE1. Kevin Harris 25.3 19872. Jim Hyder 24.4 19743. Matt Causey 23.7 2005

FIELD GOAL %1. Paul Hodges .694 19922. Willie Thomas .645 19833. Oren Gilmore .611 1986

FREE THROWS1. Matt Causey 227 20052. Matt Causey 200 20063. Kevin Harris 153 1987

FREE THROW %1. John Dean .902 19832. Vince Ray .890 20003. Ronnie Hunnicutt .865 1973

3-POINT FG1. Jason Gibson 104 19962. Jeff Steele 76 19923. Kevin Toatley 74 20024. Labrian Lyons 62 2009

ASSISTS 1. Matt Causey 225 20052. David Lockhardt 193 19843. David Lockhardt 167 1983

REBOUNDS1. Tony Harris 326 19742. Willie Thomas 317 19833. Oren Gilmore 312 1986

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Jimmy Williams 12.1 19902. Jim Hyder 11.7 19733. Tony Harris 11.6 1974

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Paul Hodges 127 19922. Mark Trust 58 20053. Anthony Rowe 40 2009

Team Single Game Records

POINTS122 vs Piedmont 2005-06

FIELD GOALS47 vs Paine College 1983-84

3-POINT FG20 vs Carver Bible College 2008-09

REBOUNDS63 vs USC Aiken 2005-06

Team Single Season Records

POINTS3,015 2004-05

FIELD GOALS1,092 1995-96

FIELD GOAL %.557 1985-86

SCORING AVERAGE91.4 2004-05

FREE THROWS767 1991-92

FREE THROW %.787 1972-73

3-POINT FG273 1995-96

3-POINT FG %.400 1989-90

REBOUNDS1,281 2002-03

REBOUND AVERAGE40.0 1989-90

OPPONENTS SCORING59.3 1981-82

GAMES WON23 1981-8223 2004-05

CONSECUTIVE WINS14 1981-82

CONFERENCE RECORD12-2 1981-8212-2 1982-83

PointsField GoalsFree Throws

3-Point FGAssistsRebounds

Blocked Shots

Jim HyderJim HyderRichard WehuntMatt CauseyJason GibsonDavid LockhardtTony HarrisOren GilmoreKevin HarrisPaul Hodges

4618171791521212115

vs Gordan Collegevs Gordan Collegevs Ala. Montgomeryvs Piedmontvs Voorheesvs GCSUvs GCSUvs LaGrangevs Limestonevs Berry

1971-721971-722000-012005-061995-961983-841971-721984-851986-871992-93

Individual Single Game Records

ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK

RECORD BOOK


PointsField Goals

Free Throws3-Point FG

Assists

ReboundsBlocked Shots

Steals

Matt CauseyMatt CauseyJay AndersonMatt CauseyNick PopeMichael MoynihanMatt CauseyJakirra MilsapMark CauseyAnthony RoweAndrew BennettAnthony RoweAndre Morgan

40121217771111155 557

vs Piedmontvs Columbus St.vs Augusta St.vs Piedmontvs UNC Pembrokevs Carver Biblevs USC Aikenvs UNC Pembrokevs Francis Marionvs Lincoln Memorialvs USC Aikenvs Carson-Newmanvs Armstrong Atlantic

01/30/0602/15/0601/20/0701/30/0602/16/0811/25/0812/03/0502/16/0802/01/0612/15/0703/08/0812/31/0801/05/09

Individual Single Game Records

Individual Season Records

POINTS Matt Causey 582 2006

FIELD GOALSJay Anderson 173 2007

SCORING AVERAGEMatt Causey 23.3 2006

FIELD GOAL %Anthony Rowe .584 2006

FREE THROWSMatt Causey 200 2006

FREE THROW %Matt Causey .862 2006

3-POINT FGLaBrian Lyons 62 2009

3-POINT FG%Xavier Trice .440 2008

ASSISTSMatt Causey 166 2006

REBOUNDSAnthony Rowe 200 2007

REBOUND AVERAGEAnthony Rowe 8.6 2009

BLOCKED SHOTSAnthony Rowe 40 2009

STEALSMark Causey 55 2006

Individual Career Records

POINTS Anthony Rowe 1,143 2006-2009

FIELD GOALSAnthony Rowe 433 2006-2009

SCORING AVERAGEMatt Causey 23.3 2006

FIELD GOAL %Anthony Rowe .527 2006-2009

FREE THROWSMatt Causey 200 2006

FREE THROW %Matt Causey .862 2006

3-POINT FGXavier Trice 99 2007-2009

3-POINT FG%Xavier Trice .407 2007-2009

ASSISTSMatt Causey 166 2006

REBOUNDSAnthony Rowe 752 2006-2009

REBOUND AVERAGEMark Trust 6.9 2006

BLOCKED SHOTSAnthony Rowe 124 2006-2009

STEALSAndre Morgan 93 2008-2009

NCAA DIVISION II RECORD BOOK

RECORD BOOK


Opponent W-LAlabama, University of 2-1Alabama Christian College 1-0Alabama-Huntsville, University of 0-3Alabama State University 1-0Alaska Fairbanks University 0-1Albany State University 1-0Allen University 2-0Anderson University 2-0Armstrong Atlantic State University 6-11Athens State College 2-7Atlanta Baptist College 1-1Auburn University 1-2Auburn University Montgomery 5-6Augusta State University 2-5Avila College 0-1Barber Scotia College 0-1Belhaven College 1-1Belmont Abbey University 0-1Berry College 33-22Beulah Heights College 2-0Birmingham Southern College 1-4Bloomfi eld College 1-0Brewton-Parker College 7-18Campbellsville University 1-0Carson -Newman 1-1Carver Bible College 5-0Cascade College 0-1Catawba University 0-2Cedarville University 0-1Central Wesleyan University 1-1Claflin College 0-1Clayton State University 11-3Coastal Carolina University 1-0College of Charleston 1-2Columbus State University 6-12Covenant College 6-1Cumberland University 0-2Devry Institute 2-1Dillard University 1-1Earl Paulk College 2-0East Tennessee State University 0-1Edward Waters College 3-0Elon College 0-1Emmanuel College 7-8Faulkner University 4-7Fisk University 1-0Flagler College 8-0Florida Christian College 1-0Florida College 1-0Florida Memorial University 2-0Florida Institue of Technology 1-3Francis Marion University 7-3Friendship University 0-1Georgia Southwestern State University 30-33Gardner Webb University 3-2Georgia College & State University 32-23Georgia Southern University 0-4Georgia State University 0-1High Point University 1-0Huntingdon College 1-0Indiana Tech University 1-0Indiana University 1-0Jacksonville State University 2-7Johnson & Wales College 1-0Kennesaw State University 9-8LaGrange College 39-16Lander University 7-3Lee University 2-0Lenoir Rhyne College 0-1Life College 0-8

Opponent W-LLimestone College 0-3Lincoln Memorial University 6-9Lindsey Wilson College 0-2Malone College 0-1Mars Hill College 1-2Maryville State 1-0Menlo College 1-0Mercer University 0-3Milligan College 1-0Mississippi Valley State University 1-0Montana-Western, University of 1-0Montevallo, University of 5-3Montreat College 1-0Morris College 1-0Mount Olive College 1-0Newberry College 3-0New Orleans, University of 0-1North Alabama, University of 0-1North Carolina-Pembroke, University of 6-2North Georgia Tech University 2-0Oglethorpe University 25-6Oregon Tech University 1-0Pace University 0-1Paine College 3-1Panhandle State College 0-1Pensacola Christian College 5-0Piedmont College 47-8Presbyterian College 0-1Reinhardt College 4-6Ripon College 1-0Rockford College 1-0Rockhurst College 0-1Rollins College 1-1Samford University 0-4Savannah College of Art & Design 1-0Savannah State University 0-1Selma University 1-0Shorter College 43-16South Alabama, University of 0-1South Carolina Aiken, University of 3-6South Carolina Upstate, University of 4-4Southern Indiana, University of 0-1Southern Polytechnic State University 22-37Southern Wesleyan University 7-8Spring Hill College 2-2St. Leo University 2-0Steed College 1-0Sue Bennett College 1-0Talladega College 1-0Tennessee, University of 0-1Tennessee Temple University 3-4Toccoa Falls College 4-0Tougaloo College 1-0Troy State University 3-1Tuskegee University 1-0Valdosta State University 3-5Virginia Intermont College 1-0Warner Southern College 1-1Warren Wilson College 5-0Webber International University 1-3West Alabama, University of 1-1West Florida, University of 0-1West Georgia, State University of 2-25West Virginia, University of 1-1Western Baptist University 0-1Western Carolina University 0-1Westmont College 0-1William Carey College 1-0Wisconsin, University of 1-0Wofford College 1-2

ALL-TIME OPPONENTS

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Aaron, Buckner 1996Abernathy, Brad 1987-1990Alexander, Rodney 1998Amey, Virgil 1990-1991Anderson, Jay 2007Anderson, Nathan 1997Arnold, Emanuel 1987Bach, Peter 2000-2001Baggett, Kevin 1998-2001Banks, Danny 1992-1993, 1995Barksdale, Randolf 1975Barney, Michael 2002-2003Barto, Mike 1976Beatty, Tom 1981-1983Beaver, Winston 1976-1977Benjamin, Larry 1978Bennett, Andrew 2006-2009 Berl, Scott 2002Bishop, Chris 2004-2005Blalock, Woody 1994Blankenship, Thad 1973Borders, Willie 1978Bradshaw, Paul 1992Branch, J.D 1992Breland, Mike 2003Brickhouse, Bryce 2004-2005Bromell, Jimmy 1978-1979Bromell, Lacca 1977-1978Brown, Augustus 1996-1999Burnette, George 1987Burrell, Lee 2007-2008Carroll, Chris 1991Carter, Mikaeil 2009Causey, Mark 2003-2006Causey, Matt 2005-2006Clanahan, James 1996-1997Cohen, Adam 1986Cole, Charles 1979-1980Collins, Barry 1973Collins, Matt 1998-2000Cooper, Kenny 1991-1992Cornett, Rickey 1990Cox, Deriane 2000-2002Crawford, Sam 2007Crumley, Don 2007Cunningham, Matt 1994-1995Cunningham, Matt 2002-2004Daniel, Webster 1997-1998

David, Dustin 2005-2007Davis, Bob 1981-1982Davis, Jeremy 2001Day, B.J 2000-2002Dean, John 1981-1984Dickerson, Neal 1976-1977Dickinson, Greg 2005-2006Dieujuste, Dominique 2004Dix, Joe 1994-1996Drake, Walter 1990-1993Dugger, Wilson 1984Duncan, Chris 2004Dunn, Randy 1976-1977Dix, Joe 1994-1996Drake, Walter 1990-1993Dugger, Wilson 1984Duncan, Chris 2004Dunn, Randy 1976-1978Eidson, Chris 1983Emrey, Candler 1994English, Bernard 1980, 1982Faulkner, Chris 1990-1993Fields, Doug 1973-1974Fikes, Bryan 1976Fillmore, Don 1988-1989Franklin, Ryan 2003-2005, 2007Franklin, Willie 1979Freeman, Donnie 1975-1976Freeman, Stanley 1986-1987Gable, Mickey 1990-1991Gaddis, Johnny 1973-1975Garner, Neal 1987-1988Gerald, Mike 1985-1986Gibbs, Deon 1989-1990Gibson, Jason 1994-1996Gilmore, Oren 1985-1986Gilstrap, Johnny 1973-1974, 76Glasper, Ricky 1979-1982Glover, Scott 1990Grant, Curtis 1985-1986Graves, Rodney 1978Greer, Jarrod 2002-2004Guthrie, Chris 1983-1986Hall, Brian 1999-2000Harris, Charles 1992Harris, Kevin 1986-1987Harris, Thomas 1982-1983Harris, Tony 1973-1974Hawkins, Marcus 2001-2003Head, Sam 2000-2001

Heard, Walter 1977Henderson, Kenneth 1975-1976Hilburn, John 1986-1990Hill, Traveus 2002-2004Hodges, Paul 1991-1994Hofler, R.J. 2008Holland, Darnell 1991-1992Holloway, Josh 2003Hooks, Doug 1989Horn, Lorien 1984Houston, Lawrence 1993Hudson, Kevin 1990-1991Hunnicutt, Ronnie 1973-1975Hunter, Shumbe’ 1997-2000Hyder, Charlie 1974-1976Hyder, Jim 1973-1975Jackson, Marquez 2008James, Lance 1989Jarrard, Jamie 1985-1988Jarrard, Joe 1985-1988Johnson, Darryl 1992-1993Johnson, Jimmy 1985-1986Johnson, Kendrick 2003Johnson, Marcus 1982-1984Jones, Jerry 1989-1990Jordan, Gary 1973-1975Kay, Terry 1973-1976Keller, Frank 1987-1988Kemelgor, Jason 1995Kemp, Daniel 1980-1981Killingsworth, Jamie 1982Kole, Jason 1997-1999Lane, Scott 1985-1986Langston, Brody 2009Lavender, David 1978-1981Leslie, Phillip 1985, 1987-1988Leslie, Roscoe 1983-1984Lewis, Robert 1983Lipscomb, Willie 1974-1975Lockhart, David 1983-1984Logan, Walter 1974-1975Love, Gary 1981Lynch, Robert Jr 1997Lyons, LaBrian 2008-2009Matt, Maddox 2008-2009Maliska, Paul 1995Malone, Marvin 1988Mark, Alex 2000-2001McArthur, Chris 1992-1995McCullough, Flint 1985

All-Time Letterwinners

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McGarity, Orlando 1981-1982Millsap, Jakirra 2005-2008Milsap, Josh 1998Mitchell, Charles 1980, 1982Mitchell, Charles 2003-2006Mitchell, Gary 1978Montgomery, Joe 2001-2003Moore, Phil 1976-1978Moore, Rodney 1994-1997Moreland, Steve 1974-1975Morgan, Andre 2008-2009Morrison, Antoine 2003-2004Mote, Casey 1992-1993Moynihan, Michael 2009Murphy, Herman 1975Murray, Greg 2000-2001Myrick, Greg 1984Newson, Cornell 1976-1977Newton, Colby 2007Osborne, Caleb 2006Overton, John 2009Palmer, Harold 1976, 1978Palmer, Henry 1994-1995Patton, Scott 1980Payne, Quinton 1989Payne, Tracy 1994-1995Phillips, Tim 1984-1985Pope, Nick 2008Porter, Johnny 1979-1981Prewitt, David 1973Pugh, Matt 1996-1998Ratliff, Norris 1982-1984Ray, Vince 1997-2000Renfroe, Dwayne 1984Ricketts, Jon 1981-1982Rider, Lee 1996-1999Rider, Ronnie 1973, 1975Robinson, Montez 2001-2002Robinson, Stacey 1988-1989Ross, Allan 1977-1980Rosser, Vincent 1996-1997Rowe, Anthony 2005-2008Rushton, Eddie 1976-1979Russell, Brad 1992-1994Scott, Ron 1993Seamon, Errol 1998-1999Sellers, Bryan 2000-2001Shapiro, Nathaniel 1996Shaw, Colby 2005-2006

Shoupes, Robert 2005-2006Simon, Maurice 2003Sisk, Chad 1990-1991Smith, James 1981-1982Smith, Michael 2003Solmon, John 1987-1988Steele, Jeff 1990-1992Stephens, Emmitt 1998-1999Stewart, Kenny 1985-86Stowers, Rocko 1977-78, 1980Strange, Mike 1987Sutton, Jim 1983Talbert, Myron 2009Taylor, Toby 1980Thomas, Walter 1989Thomas, Willie 1981-1984Thompson, Clyde 1996, 1998Thompson, Robert 1994-1997Thompson, Wallace 1993-1996Toatley, Kevin 2001-2002Toomer, Anthony 2002Topps, Larry 2002Trice, Xavier 2007-2009Trust, Mark 2003-2006Tyler, Jamar 1999, 2002Vandiver, Ronnie 1976-1977Vining, Adam 1998-2001Wagnon, Chris 1988Walls, Terry 1979-1982Ward, Calvin 1993Waters, Mike 1992Watkins, Tony 2001Wehunt, Buzz 2005-2007Wehunt, Richard 1999-2000Westerfield, David 2000Wheeler, Waylon 1995White, Saul 1988-1989Whitlock, Tyler 2004Wiley, Kyle 2009Williams, Bobby 1981Williams, Jimmy 1988-1990Wilmont, Roger 1978-1981Wilson, Vince 1976Woods, Cedric 1997Wyatt, Tracy 1980

This is by no means a complete list of athletes who have competed

in North Georgia College & State University Men’s Basketball.

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SPONSORS

2009-10 North Georgia Men's Basketball Media Guide

Documents

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