Men's Basketball 2010-11

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REDLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Quick Facts 1

Media Relations Personnel 2

Media Policy 2

Athletics Directory 2

Basketball 101 3

NJCAA Conference 4

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Mission Statement 5

Campus Life 6

Academic Programs 7

Campus Housing 7

Athletic Facilities 11

CITY PROFILE

El Reno, Oklahoma 8

Driving Directions 9

Hotels and Restaurants 10

COACHING STAFF

Athletic Director 12

Head Coach 13

Assistant Coaches 14-15

Trainer 14

SEASON PREVIEW

Season Outlook 16

Mascot Info 15

Schedule 17

Player Roster 18

Sophomores 19-22

Freshmen 23-26

TEAM HISTORY

Team Records 27

Individual Records 28


QUICK FACTSLocation El Reno, OKFounded 1938Enrollment 2250Conference NJCAA Region 2Colors Redlands Red and GoldNickname Cougars

President Dr. Larry DevaneAthletic Director Matt Newgent

Head Coach Yaphett KingAssistant Coach Earnest Crumbley, Jr.Assistant Coach Craig Wrice Office Phone (405) 422-6230

NJCAA Championships 1 NJCAA Tournament Appearances 3 Last Appearance 2004

2009-10 Record 5-15-0Returning Players 1Newcomers 11

All information supplied in this publication is accurate at the time of printing; however, changes may occur and will supersede information in this publication. This publication is printed and issued by Redlands Communtiy College. A total of 125 media guides printed at a cost of $401. Redlands Com-munity College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, or status as a veteran, in any of its educational programs, activities, policies, practices, or procedures, including, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, eligibility for financial aid, and educational services, in accordance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246 as amended, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Civil Rights Act of 1991, and other federal laws and regulations. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the Collegés nondiscrimination policies and procedures for students, employees, and others: Human Resources Coordinator, Redlands Community College, 1300 S. Country Club Road, El Reno, OK 73036-5304, (405) 422-1267

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Athletic AdministrationMatt Newgent, Athletic Director 422-1280 Peggy Ward, Administrative Asst. 422-1418

Men’s BasketballYaphett King, Head Coach 422-6230 Earnest Crumbley, Jr., Assistant Coach 422-6249 Craig Wrice, Assistant Coach 422-6249

Women’s BasketballJay Niehues, Head Coach 422-6258 Charitie Lewis, Assistant Coach 422-2564 Hannah White, Assistant Coach

Select Physical TherapyAron Steffen, Physical Therapist 422-1291

BaseballMatt Newgent, Head Coach 422-1280 Jacob Johnson, Assistant Coach 422-6259 Joe Dan Poulter, Assistant Coach 422-6259

VolleyballEric Duda, Head Coach 422-6255 Karina Bellato, Assistant Coach 422-1285

GolfChris Grace, Head Coach 422-6241 Brendan Ryan, Assistant Coach

Training RoomEli Zucksworth, Head Trainer 422-6276

ATHLETICS DIRECTORY MEDIA RELATIONS

Any requests for interviews, photos, printed materials should be directed to the

Public Information Coordinator [email protected]

Public Information Coordinator

Deirdre Steiner(405) 422-1467

Public Information Graphic Designer

Andrew Davis(405) 422-1237

RCC Photographer

Larry Clements(405) 422-6242

Sports InformationIntern

Kelsie Dennis

Public InformationIntern

Alexis Cory



EQUIPMENTThe playing court is a rectangular surface free from obstructionswith sidelines 94 feet in length and end lines 50 feet in length, measuredfrom the inside edges. The goal must be ten feet above the ground.

RULES

College basketball games are played in two halves of 20 minutes each with a halftime intermission of 15 minutes. The team with the most points at the end of this time wins the game. If there is a tie at the end of the second half, an extra period of five minutes will be given, following the same rules.

• Each team can have five players on the floor at a time.

• Players are not allowed to walk with the ball, they must dribble and cannot dribble a second time until after passing the ball to one of their teammates. Any case of this gives the opposing team possession of the ball.

• When a player is being substituted he/she must check in at the scorer’s table and wait for a dead ball or until the referees are acknowledged there is a substitution.

• A player shall not hold, push, charge, trip or impede the progress of an opponent by extend-ing arm(s), shoulder(s), hip(s) or knee(s) or by bending his or her own body into other than a normal position; nor use any unreasonably rough tactics.

• When a player is fouled he/she is allowed to shoot free throws; the foul itself determines how many free throws the player will get.

• Players are only allowed five fouls per game. If the player excedes five fouls he/she must be taken out of the game.

POSITIONS: Point Guard: calls players and brings the ball down the court setting up an offense Shooting Guard: shoots the ball well and is usually known as the team’s best scorer Small Forward: good at both scoring and ball handling Power Forward: known for rebounding and defense Center/Post: known for their height as well as blocking shots and scoring

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NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCEDIVISION I - REGION IIRedlands Community College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The NJCAA was founded in 1938; it is an association of community college and junior college athletic departments throughout the United States of America, holding 24 separate regions with 436 members. Redlands Community College is in Region II Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, also known as OCAC.

Redlands Community College is a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference

Arkansas Baptist CollegeLittle Rock, Arkansas

Carl Albert State CollegePoteau, Oklahoma

Connors State CollegeWarner, Oklahoma

Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeWilburton, Oklahoma

Murray State CollegeTishomingo, Oklahoma

North Arkansas CollegeHarrison, Arkansas

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M CollegeMiami, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-EnidEnid, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-TonkawaTonkawa, Oklahoma

Redlands Community CollegeEl Reno, Oklahoma

Rose State CollegeMidwest City, Oklahoma

Seminole State CollegeSeminole, Oklahoma

Western Oklahoma State CollegeAltus, Oklahoma



MISSION STATEMENTRedlands Community College provides a learner-centered environment committed to academic excellence strengthened through service and civic engagement.

Value Statements Include:Learner-Centered Environment - Provide a rich academic environment in which learners engage in designing and completing individual educational goals.

Academic Excellence - Provide opportunities for continuous academic growth through a challenging and rigorous curriculum enhanced by the application of research and technology.

Collaboration and Service - Provide learning opportunities in collaboration with public and private partners that reinforce the value of service to others and strengthen ethical development and civic engagement.

NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCEDIVISION I - REGION II



CAMPUS LIFE

WHY REDLANDSThe educational advantages of Redlands Community College are numerous. We have an open-door policy that encourages first-time and returning students to become a name not just a number. Admission requires no minimum GPA or ACT score, but may require an assessment test. No matter your background, you can attain great results at RCC.

From fully equipped science and computer labs to smart classrooms with IETV capabilities, your educational needs and expectations will be met and exceeded with the most up-to-date technologies available. The main campus encompasses 55 acres and includes several buildings, many of which have newly renovated classrooms and labs.

We kick off the fall semester each year with the Cougar Bash, a campus-wide event filled with food and fun, including world-famous onion burgers, games, and other activities. Activities continue throughout the year with music videos, concerts, volunteer activities, and leadership activities. Join any of the more than 20 student organizations on campus. Organizations include Aggie Club, Students in Free Enterprise, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Nursing Association, and more.

Redlands Community Collegés athletic facilities contain a Select Physical Therapy sports medicine clinic and Fitness for Life center. The Fitness for Life center provides access to the collegés indoor swimming pool, fitness workout room, racquetball court, indoor walking area, dry saunas and steam saunas. You can afford to attend RCC! No mandatory fees mean more of your cost is covered by programs such as

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Oklahoma’s Promise (OHLAP). Plus, we cost less than half as much as Oklahoma’s four-year institutions. This means you’ll save around $4,500 by spending your first two years with us. At the end of those two years, you’ll have an associatés degree and be prepared to enter the workforce or enter the third year of a four-year bachelor’s degree.

Campus Housing:Get your education and enjoy the dorm experience with a luxury feel at Cougar Crossing! Cougar Crossing residents enjoy fully-furnished two or four bedroom apartments featuring leather couches, leather lounge chairs, full-sized appliances, full beds, dining room tables and chairs, and much more. Walk to class, the cafeteria, the library or the campus book store, while living with others pursuing similar life goals.

You and your friends will find plenty to do at Cougar Crossing. We host karaoke parties, movie nights on the big screen, cookouts, and tons more. Relax on one of the comfortable couches, work out in the fitness center, or hang out in the cyber lounge.

Contact Student Services:

Call (405) 422-1417Redlands Community College1300 South Country Club Rd

El Reno, Oklahoma 73036-5304

ACADEMIC MAJORSASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEAgriculture (twelve option areas)Personal/Athletic TrainerPre-Professional Sciences (four option areas)

ASSOCIATE IN ARTSArtBusiness AdministrationPre-Criminal JusticePre-Education (Elementary or Secondary)EnglishFamily Studies/Child DevelopmentGeneral StudiesHealth, Physical Education & Recreation PsychologySocial StudiesSpeech

ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEApplied Technology (six option areas)Business Administration Technology (seven option areas)Child DevelopmentCriminal Justice (five option areas)Early Childhood Center ManagementEquine ScienceNursing, RNSustainable Agriculture (two option areas)

CAREER CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSChild Development Enology Viticulture



WHERE IS REDLANDS?

EL RENORedlands Community College is located in El Reno, OK. El Reno is located just west of Oklahoma City. El Reno is rich in cultural history. El Reno is home to Historic Fort Reno, Canadian Country County Museum and the Heritage Express Rail Trolley. RCC is less than a mile from Crimson Creek Golf Course and Lake El Reno, a 300 acre lake that can be used recreationally for water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, boating and fishing.

Frontier City Theme Park

White Water Bay

Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Mat Hoffman Action Sports Park

Myriad Botanical Gardens

Rocktown Climbing Gym

Bricktown District

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DRIVING

DIRECTIONSOklahoma City: I-40 W/US-270W 26.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Weatherford: I-40 E for 41.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Kingfisher: US-81 S/OK-3 E for 12.1 miles, merge onto US-81 S toward El Reno 11.4 miles, turn right onto W. Sunset Dr/I-40 BR/OK-66 for 1 mile, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your right.

Chickasha: US-81 N for 31.3 miles, merge on I-40 W/US-270 W via the ramp on the LEFT toward Amarillo go 1.9 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

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RESTAURANTS

ACCOMMODATIONSBaymont Inn1707 S.W. 27th StreetEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-3050

Best Western2701 S Country ClubEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6490

Days Inn2712 S. Country ClubEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-8720

Economy Express2851 S. Highway 81 & I-40, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-1022

Motel 61506 Domino LaneEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6060

Montana Mike’s SteakhouseSunday - Thursday11 a.m. til 9 p.m. Friday & Saturday 11 a.m. til 10 p.m.

1609 Southwest 27thEl Reno, OK 73036

Denny’s RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-35352701 South Country Club RdEl Reno, OK 73036

Serapio’s Mexican RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-77441637 E Highway 66El Reno, OK 73036

Sid’s DinerFor Hours Call: (405) 262-7757300 South ChoctawEl Reno, OK 73036

Georgeo’s Mediterranean CuisineOpen For Lunch & Dinner1218 Sunset Dr.El Reno, OK 73036



ATHLETIC

FACILITIES

Training Room Fitness Room

Swimming Pool

Volleyball/Basketball Court

Don Brown Baseball Field

Crimson Creek Golf Course



Matt Newgent begins his eighth season as head coach for the Cougar baseball team and also serves as Athletic Director. Under Newgent’s guidance the Cougar’s have been ranked each of the last four seasons, and as high as a #2 national ranking in 2008. Since Coach Newgent’s arrival seven years ago, the program has again regained its prominence nationally. Newgent and his staff spent the 2009 off-season continuing a renovation of the Cougar baseball facility, while continuing to recruit quality student-athletes to ensure continued success for the program.

Newgent began his collegiate athletic career at Redlands Community College as a catcher under former coach, Don Brown. During that season the Cougars went to the NJCAA World Series in Millington, Tennessee, where they finished fourth. After leaving RCC, Newgent completed his collegiate playing experience at the University of Indianapolis. His collegiate accolades include all tournament catcher honors at the NJCAA World Series, two-time member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) All-Conference Team and Academic All-Conference Team, NCAA North Central Region Team, and Most Valuable Player during his senior season at the University of Indianapolis.

Prior to coaching at RCC, Newgent served as Assistant Baseball Coach at Olney Central Community College in Olney, Illinois, where they finished with a record of 40-20 and a trip to the Region 24 Tournament. He was also the Assistant Baseball Coach at the University of Indianapolis for three seasons and helped guide the team to a third place finish in the NCAA Division II World Series in 2000, and a school best 51-15 record in 2001.

Newgent is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association. He earned his Associate of Arts from Redlands Community College in 1997, his Bachelor of Arts in History in 1999, and his Master of Business Administration in 2002 from the University of Indianapolis. Coach Newgent, a native of Piedmont, now resides in Yukon with his wife Christa and their son, Ian.

MATT NEWGENT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR3RD SEASON AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 8TH SEASON AS BASEBALL HEAD COACH



Yaphett King enters his third season as Redlands Men’s Head Basketball Coach. King’s first year at Redlands he led the Cougars to a 13-17 record. King’s second year he led the Cougars to 14-16 record.

King began his collegiate playing career at Redlands in 2002. That year, his team won the NJCAA Div. II national championship. King averaged 15.6 points and 7.6 rebounds as a freshman when Redlands won the national title and he made the all-tournament team and was selected as an All-American.

Coach King then went on to Cal-State Fullerton where he helped take the Titans to post season play for the first time in 15 years by advancing to the sweet 16 of the National Invite Tournament. Coach King played professionally in Austria where his team moved from the second division to first division and won the middle playoffs.

After playing professionally, King came back and assisted the 2007 Redlands Men’s Basketball team. They finished the season as regional runner-up, had a 31-2 season record and saw seven players go to division one programs. The following year King accepted an assistant coaching position and assisted Cowley College in Kansas to go 31-2 in route to the Regional Championship Game. That team saw four players advance to division one programs.

“Becoming the Head Coach at Redlands was something that I always wanted to do, anytime you have a chance to take over your Alma Mater you want to make sure you do the best job you can and hopefully you can have the same success as coach as you did as player.”

YAPHETT KINGHEAD COACH3RD SEASON



Earnest Crumbley is beginning his second season as an assistant coach with the Redlands men’s basketball program. Crumbley previously coached at Admiral Farrugut Acadamy, Florida Atlantic University and the University of North Florida.

Crumbley graduated from FAU with a bachelor’s degree in sociology in 2004 and played internationally in Mexico for a year following the completion of his collegiate career - where he played in each of the Owls’ 118 games during his time on campus. The St. Petersburg, Fla., native enjoyed a standout career at FAU, finishing as the school’s all-time leading scorer (1,559 points) while becoming only the fourth player in program history to eclipse 1,000 points in a career. He also holds the school records for assists in a career (505), 3-pointers made (286) and steals (181). Crumbley ranked eighth in assists and 17th in scoring in the Atlantic Sun Conference record books at the conclusion of his career.

ASSISTANT COACHEARNEST CRUMBLEY, JR. 2ND SEASON

Third year Redlands Community College Head Athletic Trainer, Eli Zucksworth, is responsible for preparing the athletes for both practice and games, while treating on-site injuries.

Eli Zucksworth is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association. He is a 2005 graduate of Oklahoma State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training. In 2007, he received his Master of Education degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

ATHLETIC TRAINERELI ZUCKSWORTH3RD SEASON



ASSISTANT COACHCRAIG WRICE3RD SEASON

Craig Wrice is starting his third year at Redlands. He assists the men’s basketball team with skill development and helps strengthen and condition players.

Coach Wrice is from Midwest City, Oklahoma. He graduated from Midwest City High School where he played basketball for two years. In his 2001-02 season, his team was ranked number one in the nation. In the two years Wrice played basketball at Midwest City, the men’s basketball team was never ranked less than number five in the nation. Wrice played with Sheldon Williams of the Denver Nuggets and Darnell Jackson of the Sacramento Kings while at Midwest City.

Coach Wrice began his collegiate basketball career at the University of Central Oklahoma where he played for two years. He averaged 9.3 points, 6.2 steals and over 37 starts in two seasons. While at UCO,Wrice earned Co-Freshman Defensive Player of the Year in the Long Star North Division Conference. Coach Wrice finished his collegiate basketball career at Texas Wesleyan, averaging 5.4 points and 9.1 assists per game.

Coach Wrice has his Bachelors of Science in Mass Communications and a minor degree in Kinesiology. In addition to being an assistant basketball coach for the Cougars, Wrice also runs a small business as a personal trainer in Oklahoma City.

The story of the Redlands Cougar is shrouded in mystery. The Cougar first appeared as the official Redlands mascot post-1970. Prior to that Redland’s (originally called El Reno Junior College) mascot was the Chieftain, which was cho-sen to correspond with El Reno High School’s mascot, the Indian. Now, this elusive nameless cat can occasionally be spotted around campus. Be On The Lookout!

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OUTLOOK“In my first two years at Redlands we were known for having a scoring offense. The focus for the 2010-11 season has been on rebounding and defense.” Coach King looks forward to this year’s season as he and his staff feel like “they are equipped with the personnel to compete for a conference title.”

Marin Zelalija, from Crotia, is the only returning player from the 2009-10 season. In the previous season Zelalija was counted on for his outside shooting ability. Coach King expects Zelalija “to play defense and keep knocking down open shots.”

Several players were red shirted the past season at Redlands and Coach King is expecting leadership on and off the court from this group of men: Nurideen Lindsey is 6’4”, 185 lbs. from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Joy Williamson is 6’4”, 190 lbs. from Oklahoma City. Ronnie Hishaw is 6’6”, 320 lbs. from Oklahoma City. Deshun Garrett is 6’3”, 205 lbs. from Houston, Texas.

Devonté Young is 5’10”, 165 lbs. from Washington DC and Myron Dempsey is 6’5”, 220 lbs. from St. Petersburg, both transfers to the Redlands basketball program. Coach King is expecting these players to bring some experience to the court for the team.

The incoming group of freshman will be expected to play a lot of minutes and be ready to go come conference time. Gary Inglett is 6’6”, 200 lbs. from Ardmore, Oklahoma. T.J.. Jordan is 6’6”, 240 lbs. from Choctaw, Oklahoma. Dustin Giles is 6’4”, 170 lbs. from Oklahoma City. Greg Womack is 6’5”, 185 lbs. from Edmond, Oklahoma. George Jackson, Jr. is 6’7”, 205 lbs. from Houston, Texas.

The team motto this season is, “Anytime you challenge a warrior, a warrior is going to respond.” – Ray Lewis. “I feel like I have some warriors,” says Coach King.

Go Cougars!



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November 2 Ft Scott Away TBA 4 Labette Home TBA 8 South Plains College Away 1:00 PM 10 Labette Away 7:00 PM 11 SW Christian Away 8:00 PM 15 Ft. Scott Home 7:30 PM 18 Eastern Home 8:00 PM 22 Western Away 8:00 PM 30 Murray Home 8:00 PM

December 2 Seminole Home 8:00 PM 10 West Plains Tournament Away TBA 11 West Plains Tournament Away TBA

January 8 SW Christian Home 4:00 PM 10 NOC-Enid Away 8:00 PM 13 NOC-Tonkawa Home 8:00 PM 17 Connors Away 8:00 PM 20 Carl Albert Away 8:00 PM 24 NEO Away 8:00 PM 27 Eastern Away 8:00 PM 31 Western Home 8:00 PM

February 3 Murray Away 8:00 PM 7 Seminole Away 8:00 PM 10 NOC-Enid Home 8:00 PM 14 NOC-Tonkawa Away 8:00 PM 17 Connors Home 8:00 PM 21 Carl Albert Home 8:00 PM 24 NEO Home 8:00 PM



5 Myron Dempsey SO 6’5” F St. Petersburg, FL

12 Deshun Garrett FR 6’3” G Houston, TX

24 Dustin Giles FR 6’4” G Chicago, IL

44 Ronnie Hishaw SO 6’6” P Oklahoma City, OK

23 Gary Inglett FR 6’6” F Ardmore, OK

4 George Jackson, Jr. FR 6’7” F Houston, TX

2 T.J. Jordan IV FR 6’6” F Choctaw, OK

10 Nurideen Lindsey SO 6’3” G Philadelphia, PA

31 Joy Williamson SO 6’4” G Oklahoma City, OK

20 Greg Womack FR 6’5” G Edmond, OK

11 Devonté Young SO 5’10” G Capitol Heights, MD

15 Marin Zelalija SO 6’6” F Trogir, CroatiaMEN

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15Sophomore | 6’6 “ | Forward Trogir, Croatia

MARINZELALIJA

High School Athletic Honors: MVP Tournament in Italy

Redlands Academic Honors:Vice President’s Honor Roll

PERSONALITY PROFILEHighlight of Your Freshmen Year: Trip to FloridaFavorite Player/Team: Carmelo Anthony/Hajduk Favorite Sports Memory: Winning the tournament in ItalyFuture Plans: Play basketball in EuropeNickname: Zele Favorite food: SeafoodFavorite musician/group: 2PacFavorite vacation spot: Trogir, CroatiaI can’t live without: My laptop Favorite movie: The American Favorite TV show: The OfficeFavorite actor/actress: Denzel Washington If I won a million dollars, I would: Retire from everythingPerson I would like to meet: Toni Kukoc



5Sophomore | 6’6“ | Forward

St. Petersburg, Florida

MYRON DONTERRELL DEMPSEY

High School Athletic Honors: First Team All-County

High School Academic Honors: Honor Roll

PERSONALITY PROFILEHighlight of Your Freshmen Year: Second Team All-ConferenceFavorite Player/Team: Kobe Bryant/ LakersFuture Plans: Transferring to a 4-year university and getting my degree in businessNickname: Yung Smoove Favorite food: PizzaFavorite musician/group: All typesFavorite vacation spot: Miami, FloridaI can’t live without: My family and basketball My most prized possesion: My basketballFavorite movie: He Got Game Favorite TV show: ESPNFavorite actor/actress: Will SmithI can’t believe I watch: LifetimeIf I won a million dollars, I would: Donate the money to a charityPerson I would like to meet: Kobe Bryant Nobody knows I can: Sing



11Sophomore | 5’10“ | Guard Capitol Heights, Maryland

DEVONTÉYOUNG

PERSONALITY PROFILEHighlight of Your Freshmen Year: I scored 11 points in 4 minutesFavorite Player/Team: Aaron Brooks Future Plans: Go ProNickname: Black Favorite food: PizzaFavorite musician/group: Lil WayneFavorite vacation spot: Washington DCI can’t live without: TwitterMost prized possession: My phones Favorite movie: He Got Game Favorite TV show: ESPN If I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a LAMBOPerson I would like to meet: Spudd Webb Nobody knows I can: Sing like Drake



44Sophomore | 6’6“ | Post

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

RONNIE LARAE HISHAW

High School Athletic Honors: State Champion 2006

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: OKC Thunder Future Plans: Become a Master ChefNickname: RozayFavorite food: CheesecakeFavorite musician/group: Weezy F Baby and The EaglesFavorite vacation spot: TennesseeI can’t live without: WomenMy most prized possesion: My grandmaFavorite movie: The ProfessionalFavorite TV show: The BoondocksFavorite actor/actress: Will SmithI can’t believe I watch: Gossip GirlIf I won a million dollars, I would: Re-up stretch it, flip itPerson I would like to meet: Maya Angelou Nobody knows I can: Do the fox trot



10Sophomore | 6’4 “ | GuardPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

NURIDEEN LINDSEY

High School Athletic Honors: Player of the Year, Two Time City Scoring Title, State Scoring Title,

McDonald’s All-American Nominee

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Bean Favorite Player/Team: LeBron James/ Miami HeatFavorite Sports Memory: Scoring 61 pts. in a gameFuture Plans: Graduate college and continue my basketball careerFavorite food: PizzaFavorite vacation spot: Miami, FloridaI can’t live without: My cell phoneMy most prized possesion: A watch of my younger brother’s Favorite musician/group: Jay-Z Favorite actor/actress: Denzel Washington Favorite movie: Above the RimFavorite TV show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air I can’t believe I watch: Keeping Up With the KardashiansIf I won a million dollars, I would: Give it all to my momPerson I would like to meet: Barack ObamaNobody knows I can: Write with both hands



31Sophomore | 6’5“ | GuardOklahoma City, Oklahoma

JOY DEWAYNE WILLIAMSON

High School Athletic Honors: Second Team All-Conference, Big All-City, Jim Thorpe All-Star Team, MVP Leading Scorer and Rebounder, Jim Thorpe Slam Dunk Contest Winner

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Jobo Favorite Player/Team: Kobe Bryant/ LakersFavorite Sports Memory: First time I dunked the ballFuture Plans: Graduate college, play division 1 basketball, mentor kids & have camps for those who grew up in foster careFavorite food: Pork ChopsFavorite vacation spot: MexicoI can’t live without: GodMy most prized possesion: My Bible Favorite musician/group: Lil Boosie Favorite movie: Above the RimFavorite TV show: SportsCenter I can’t believe I watch: Keeping Up With the KardashiansIf I won a million dollars, I would: Take care of my familyPerson I would like to meet: My momNobody knows I can: CookBiggest superstition: I have to pray before every game



12Freshman | 6’3 “ | GuardHouston, Texas

DESHUN GARRETT

High School Athletic Honors: First Team All-State, First Team All-Region, First Team

All-District, District MVP, McDonald’s All-American Nominee, MVP of the Greater Houston All-Star Game

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Snoopy Favorite Player/Team: LeBron James/ Miami HeatFavorite Sports Memory: Went to StateFuture Plans: Go high major in D1, NBA or OverseasFavorite food: ChineseFavorite vacation spot: Las Vegas, NevadaI can’t live without: My cell phoneMy most prized possesion: My car Favorite musician/group: Young Money Favorite movie: He Got GameFavorite TV show: Family Guy I can’t believe I watch: Parental ControlIf I won a million dollars, I would: Take care of my familyPerson I would like to meet: GodNobody knows I can: Rap

23Freshman | 6’6 “ | ForwardArdmore, Oklahoma

GARY INGLETT

High School Athletic Honors: LCC MVP, All-Ardmoreite Super Team, All-State, LCC,

OBU Dunk Contest Winner 2008, Player of the Year 2009-10,All-Tournament Team

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Garbear Favorite Player/Team: LeBron James/ Miami HeatFavorite Sports Memory: Playing Millwood in the State TournamentFuture Plans: To go Division One and pursue a basketball careerFavorite food: PizzaFavorite vacation spot: Cancun, MexicoI can’t live without: My familyMy most prized possesion: My wife and daughter Favorite musician/group: Lil Wayne Favorite actor/actress: Denzel Washington Favorite movie: It’s More Than A GameFavorite TV show: The Game I can’t believe I watch: Sixteen and PregnantIf I won a million dollars, I would: Give back to communityPerson I would like to meet: LeBron JamesNobody knows I can: Write poetryBiggest superstition: Karma



24Freshman | 6’4 “ | Guard

Chicago, Illinois

DUSTIN PIERRE GILES

High School Athletic Honors: First Team All-Conference, Second Team All-State, MVP Team Offensive Player of the Year

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: D Giles Favorite Player/Team: Kobe Bryant/ LakersFavorite Sports Memory: Shooting the ball in the wrong basketFuture Plans: College Basketball/ NBAFavorite food: CerealFavorite vacation spot: My bedI can’t live without: My mom Favorite musician/group: Lil WayneFavorite movie: The HangoverFavorite TV show: SportsCenter I can’t believe I watch: Bob the BuilderIf I won a million dollars, I would: Take care of my familyPerson I would like to meet: Kobe BryantNobody knows I can: SingBiggest superstition: Karma

2Freshman | 6’6 “ | Forward

Choctaw, Oklahoma

TAFT JORDAN IV

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: LeBron James/ Miami HeatFavorite Sports Memory: Winning AAU Championship in TexasFuture Plans: Continuing my education with computersFavorite food: Chicken EnchiladasFavorite vacation spot: Lake EufaulaI can’t live without: My dogMy most prized possesion: My PS3 Favorite musician/group: Eminem Favorite movie: All About the BenjaminsFavorite TV show: Jersey Shore If I won a million dollars, I would: Take care of my familyPerson I would like to meet: Michael JordanNobody knows I can: Fish



4Freshman | 6’7 “ | ForwardHouston, Texas

20Freshman | 6’5 “ | GuardEdmond, Oklahoma

GEORGE JACKSON, JR.

GREG WOMACK

High School Athletic Honors: Ranked #13 in Big Man Position and #42 Overall

High School Athletic Honors: 20 PPG at God’s Academy

High School Academic Honors: Oklahoma Honor Society

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: GJ4 Favorite Player/Team: Chris Bosh/ HawksFavorite Sports Memory: Scored a Triple DoubleFuture Plans: Transfer to college overseasFavorite food: Home-made double cheeseburgersFavorite vacation spot: The beachFavorite musician/group: Plies I can’t live without: Playing basketballMy most prized possesion: My life Favorite movie: Love and BasketballFavorite TV show: What’s Happening I can’t believe I watch: Sixteen and PregnantIf I won a million dollars, I would: Take care of my familyPerson I would like to meet: Chris BoshNobody knows I can: Succeed in lifeBiggest superstition: Karma

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Jack Swagga Favorite Player/Team: Gilbert Arenas/ OKC ThunderFavorite Sports Memory: Winning 2009 NACA 3pt ShootoutFuture Plans: Transfer to Division 1 and major in kineisiologyFavorite vacation spot: The mountainsI can’t live without: My BibleMy most prized possesion: My guitar Favorite musician/group: The Rocket Summer Favorite movie: Dumb and DumberFavorite TV show: Psych I can’t believe I watch: Jersey ShoreIf I won a million dollars, I would: Save and give somePerson I would like to meet: Bryce AveryNobody knows I can: Play the guitar, piano, and the drums



0Freshman | 6’4 “ | Guard

Oklahoma City, OK

JOSIAH D. CAMPBELL

High School Athletic Honors: Big All-City

PERSONALITY PROFILENickname: Bo-SiahFavorite Player/Team: Kobe Bryant/ LakersFavorite Sports Memory: Going to state senior yearFuture Plans: Be successful in everything I doFavorite food: BBQFavorite vacation spot: BahamasI can’t live without: Grace of GodFavorite musician/group: Maybach Music GroupFavorite movie: Space JamFavorite TV show: BoondocksI can’t believe I watch: Jersey ShoreIf I won a million dollars, I would: Provide for my familyPerson I would like to meet: Charlie SheenNobody knows I can: DanceBiggest superstition: Keeping my room clean



RECORD BOOKSTEAM RECORDSBest Season Winning RecordRedlands posted a 35-2 record for the 2003-2004 season (Region II champ) in route to thechampionship game of the NJCAA Division I National Tournament.

Most 3-Pointers in a GameRedlands set a school record and what isbelieved to be a state record with 23 three pointbaskets against Brookhaven CommunityCollege out of Dallas.

Most 2-Point Shots in a GameRedlands made 57 two point shots againstBacone on November 6, 2002.

Most Points Scored in a GameEl Reno Junior College scored 137 pointsagainst Cedar Valley Community College onDecember 9, 1986.

Most Points Scored in a HalfEl Reno Junior College scored 85 points in onehalf against Cedar Valley Community Collegeon December 9, 1986.

Greatest Winning MarginRedlands defeated Central Baptist College bya 129-25 score, a 104 point difference, onNovember 5, 1996.

Least Points Allowed in One HalfRedlands held Bacone to 9 points in the 2ndhalf with the final score 125-25 on November6, 2002.

Highest GPA in the NationRedlands recorded the highest GPA in DivisionI schools between the years 02-03 and 06-07.



RECORD BOOKSINDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Points in a GameMarco Hanna scored 51 points againstSouthwest Christian College on February 15,1999. The previous record was held by RobertJones who scored 47 points against Kansas CityJunior College on November 22, 1985.

Most Dunks in a GameTaj Gray recorded 8 slam dunks against CarlAlbert State College.

Most Baskets in a GameMarco Hanna hit 23 two-point baskets againstSouthwest Christian College on February 16,1999. The old record was held by Robert Joneswho hit 22 field goals against Kansas City JuniorCollege on November 22, 1985.

Most 3-Point BasketsChris Gouldsby hit 14 three-point basketsagainst Pratt Community College in 1997.

Highest 3-Point AverageSolomon HorseChief hit 27 of 53 three-pointattempts during the 2004-05 season to seta percentage record of 51%. The previousaverage was held by Javin Tindall who hit 114of 237 three-point attempts during the 2001-2002 season for a 48% record.

Highest Scoring AverageLeonard Flowers averaged 27 points per gameduring the 1993-94 season.

Most Rebounds in a GameTaj Gray grabbed 24 rebounds against Carl Albert2002 – 2003.

Highest Rebounding AverageLeonard Flowers averaged 15 rebounds pergame over a 27-game span during the 1993-94season.

Free Throw Percentage for SeasonJonathan Patton shot 84% during the 2002– 2003 season.

All-AmericansLeonard Flowers: 1993-94 and 1994-95Javin Tindall: 2001-02Yaphett King: 2001-02Taj Gray: 2002-03 and 2003-04Brandon Polk: 2003-04Sylvester Mayes: 2004-05



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