VMI (10-66, 2-0 0) vs.
UNC Asheville (13-44, 2-0 0) Saturday, Jan. 19; 1 p.m.
Cameron Hall Lexington, Va.
RADIO- VMI Sports Network:
WREL-AAM 1450 Lexington;
WRIS-AAM 1410 Roanoke INTERNET- Live Audio and Stats online at www.VMIKeydets.com.
LIVE VIDEO- The contest will be available on the Big South Edge.
2007-08 VMI BASKETBALL
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G 4 Joey Cantafio Fr. 5-6 180 1.1 1.1 1.3 0.3 4 reb., 5 assists vs. Col. Union (11/28); Son of Former VMI Head Coach Joe Cantafio F 11 Quinn Brownfield Fr. 6-7 195 2.4 1.5 0.3 0.3 Career-high 9 points, 3 steals against Columbia Union (11/28)
G 12 Nick Matson Jr. 6-4 190 1.5 0.3 0.0 0.3 Career-high 6 points against Columbia Union (11/28) G 22 Christian Hunter Fr. 6-2 180 5.8 1.6 3.1 1.1 8 pts., 5 reb., 4 ast. at Southern Virginia (1/8)
G 23 Travis Holmes Jr. 6-4 195 15.1 6.3 2.9 2.4 33rd VMI player with 1,000 pts.; Back-to-back double-doubles on CSU/Coastal trip G 32 Carl Josey So. 6-5 195 1.5 2.5 0.3 0.3 10 pts., 9 reb. against Columbia Union (11/28)
F 34 Hunter Houston Fr. 6-6 195 3.9 2.1 0.6 0.6 16 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists against West Virginia Wesleyan (11/14) C 50 Stephen Sargent Fr. 7-0 245 4.5 1.8 0.0 0.0 Career-high 12 points, 3 blocks against Columbia Union (11/28)
KEYDETS AT A GLANCE
VMI Returns Home For First-Place Showdown With UNC Asheville Keydets Have Won Seven of Eight Heading Into Contest Against the Bulldogs
Trailing 79-62 with less than nine minutes remaining in the contest, VMI responded with a whirlwind 34-9 run over the next six minutes to seize control of the contest on their way to a 107-100 Big South victory at Coastal Carolina. The win marked VMI’s seventh in eight tries, as senior forward Reggie Williams scored 23 of his game-high 38 points in the final eight minutes to complement his 12 rebounds, giving the Big South’s career leading scorer his fourth consecutive double-double. Meanwhile, junior Travis Holmes became VMI's 33rd 1,000-point scorer with his 18-point, 10-rebound performance, joining twin brother Chavis Holmes (20 points) in double figures. The win not only marked VMI’s first win in five tries at Kimbel Arena, but gave the Keydets a 2-0 conference start for the first time in nine years.
Senior forward Reggie Williams enters Saturday’s game needing 121 points to become the all-time leading scorer in VMI his- tory. Williams is chasing Gay Elmore ‘87, whose 2,422 points has stood for over 20 years as the school’s top mark. Williams, who has been selected as one of 50 preseason nominees for the John Wooden Award, is second in the nation in scoring with 27.6 points per contest entering Thursday’s play. Williams, who was also voted to the Big South Conference’s Preseason All- Conference team, is also the leading scorer in Big South history, while topping both the VMI and Big South scoring average charts at 22.3 ppg. Williams has also scored in double-figures in 41 straight games, the third-longest streak in school history.
With a free throw at the 13:04 mark of the first half against Apprentice, junior guard Chavis Holmes became the 32nd mem- ber of VMI’s 1000-point club, while his twin brother Travis became the 33rd player to do so with a tip-in at with 14:47 remain- ing in the second half at Coastal Carolina. The Holmes’ are the fourth set of twins to each reach 1,000 points in NCAA Division I history, joining VMI’s Damon and Ramon Williams on the prestigious list. They sit as the sixth-highest scoring set of twins in NCAA Division I history, currently with 2,134 points. (Page 6 for more info)
A season after leading the nation in points (100.9), steals (14.8), assists (20.6), and three-pointers (13.4) per game, the Keydets once again lead the nation with 97.7 points scored, 14.4 steals, 12.4 three-pointers made per contest and are tied atop the national rankings with 20.3 assists per outing. (All stats rankings entering Thursday’s play).
Before Saturday’s game, VMI will dedicate Costen Court. In a pre-game ceremony, Ralph Costen ‘70 and his wife Marsha, as well as Tripp Costen ’97, and his wife Jill, will be honored. It has been through the generosity of the Costen family and their business, Costen Floors of Richmond Virginia, that Cameron Hall’s new playing surface has been made possible.
This season, the Keydets entered the year with their highest preseason ranking in over 30 years, coming in third in the Big South’s Preseason Poll. High Point (216 pts.) edged out Winthrop (214) by two points in the voting, while the Keydets (147) were voted ahead of Coastal Carolina (134), UNC Asheville, Liberty, Charleston Southern and Radford.
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Improve the Keydets to 11-6 for the first time since 1977-78, when the team was 12-5 through 17 games.
Mark the first time the Keydets were 3-0 in conference play since 1976-77, when VMI started out 8-0 in the SoCon. It would also be the first time since joining the Big South that VMI was alone in first place.
Give the Keydets eight wins in their last nine games, the team’s best such streak since winning nine of ten in 1990.
Be VMI’s first win in a home conference opener since 2003-04, when VMI defeated Radford 69-58 in its first-ever Big South game.
Tale Of The Tape
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32.5% 3-Point FG % 38.8%
12.3 3-Pt. FG Per Game 6.4 68.3% Free Throw % 70.2%
20.3 Assists Per Game 17.8 16.6 Turnovers Per Game 14.7 1.2 Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.2 14.4 Steals Per Game 6.2 2.7 Blocks Per Game 8.1
Media Information
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VMI Basketball Contacts
Wade Branner, Assistant AD/SID (Basketball Contact)
Office (540) 464-7515
Cell (540) 319-1271
Fax (540) 464-7583
Email brannerwh@vmi.edu
Web www.VMIKeydets.com
Press Row Phone (540) 463-6725
Christian Hoffman, Assistant SID (Secondary Basketball Contact)
Office (540) 464-7514
Cell (540) 460-6920
Email hoffmanjc@vmi.edu
Joel Balthaser, Assistant SID
Office (540) 464-7015
Cell (540) 466-0262
Email balthaserjd@vmi.edu
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Weekly Luncheon
Each Wednesday during the season, VMI hosts luncheons featuring head coach Duggar Baucom and selected Keydet players. The lunch, which begins at noon, is usually held at Moody Hall on the VMI post. Media planning to attend the weekly luncheon should call the VMI Sports Information office to RSVP at (540) 464-7253.
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VMIKeydets.com
The official website of VMI athletics, VMIKeydets.com, includes pregame notes, game and season statistics, postgame notes and quotes and rele- vant news releases to the VMI Basketball program. The website is updated daily.
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Big South Edge
Fans can view live video of all the Keydets’ home games and all Big South Conference contests online via The Edge at www.BigSouthSports.com.
Season passes are available for the bas- ketball season, while fans can watch a single game for a cost of $4.95.
Date Opponent (Television) Time/Result Record Key Stat
Nov. 9 vs. Northern Colorado & L, 97-104 0-1 Northern Colorado 68% FG
Nov. 10 vs. Dartmouth & L, 87-98 0-2 VMI 5-for-26 3-PT (19.2%)
Nov. 14 West Virginia Wesleyan W, 135-81 1-2 VMI School-Record 84 pts. in 1st half
Nov. 21 James Madison W, 90-83 2-2 VMI 34 points off of 26 JMU TO’s
Nov. 25 at Ohio State (Big Ten Network) L, 57-90 2-3 VMI 57 points lowest since 2/18/06
Nov. 28 Columbia Union W, 156-91 3-3 VMI 53 points off of 44 CUC turnovers
Dec. 1 Army L, 69-71 3-4 Army 9-for-11 (82%) 3-PT
Dec. 4 at South Carolina State L, 88-89 3-5 SCSU 12-for-24 (50%) 3-PT
Dec. 8 Howard W, 95-59 4-5 HU 59 pts.; fewest allowed by VMI since 2/18/06
Dec. 10 Newport News Apprentice W, 112, 96 5-5 VMI season-high 29 Free Throws Made (29-39, 74%) Dec. 20 at William & Mary W, 83-72 6-5 VMI 23 steals, most vs. Div. I opponent since 1/13/07 Dec. 30 at Richmond L, 69-71 6-6 VMI season-low FG attempts, rebounds & TO’s forced Jan. 2 at Mercer W, 102-99 7-6 VMI 65 2nd half points; season-high vs. DI opponent Jan. 8 Southern Virginia W, 123-85 8-6 VMI 59 rebounds, +20 margin a season-high
Jan. 12 at Charleston Southern* W, 93-91 (OT) 9-6, 1-0 VMI 78% FT, CSU 44%
Jan. 14 at Coastal Carolina* W, 107-100 10-6, 2-0 VMI 34-9 run over 6 minutes late in 2nd half
Jan. 19 UNC Asheville* 1 p.m.
Jan. 23 at Winthrop* 7 p.m.
Jan. 28 Liberty* 7 p.m.
Feb. 2 at High Point * 7 p.m.
Feb. 5 Radford* 7 p.m.
Feb. 9 Coastal Carolina* 1 p.m.
Feb. 11 Charleston Southern* 7 p.m.
Feb. 16 at UNC Asheville* (MASN) 7 p.m.
Feb. 20 Winthrop* 7 p.m.
Feb. 23 at Radford* (MASN) 4 p.m.
Feb. 26 at Liberty* 7 p.m.
Mar. 1 High Point* 1 p.m.
Mar. 4 Big South Championship Quarterfinals 7 p.m.
Mar. 6 Big South Championship Semifinals 6 p.m./8 p.m.
Mar. 8 Big South Championship Finals (ESPN2) 11 a.m.
& - Air Force Classic * - Big South Conference Contest All Times Eastern
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Things looked bleak for the Keydets in early December, as the Keydets fell to 3-5 after back-to-back heartbreaking losses to Army (71-69) and South Carolina State (89-88).
However, VMI has been nearly unstoppable since that point, winning seven of eight for the first time since 1996, with their only defeat coming by two points at Richmond on Dec. 30.
The 10-6 Keydets are now off to their best start since 1997-98, and with a win against UNC Asheville, would improve to 11-6 for the first time in 30 years.
Leading the way has of course been Reggie Williams, who has moved to second place on the national scoring charts (27.6 ppg) after topping the nation at 28.1 ppg a season ago. During the eight-game stretch, Williams has averaged 30.6 points, 9.5 rebounds and 4.9 assists per out- ing.
Additionally, Williams has posted double-doubles in each of his last four games, averaging 35.0 points, 11.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists.
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With back-to-back-to-back wins on the road against Mercer, Charleston Southern and Coastal Carolina, the Keydets not only reversed a trend, but also won three- straight road games for the first time since 1997-98.
In Bart Bellairs’ fourth year at the Institute, the Keydets won road contests at Virginia Tech, Georgia Southern, Davidson and Western Carolina. That also marked the last time VMI has won three straight road games in conference play, which VMI would equal with a win at Winthrop on Jan. 23.
Overall, the Keydets have posted four wins on the
road this year, also defeating William & Mary in Williamsburg. The four wins by VMI in opposing gyms are tied for the third-most in school history, behind the team’s five road wins in 1995-96 and six road wins in 1977-78.
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With a free throw with three seconds remaining in the first half against Southern Virginia on January 8, senior for- ward Reggie Williams became the Big South’s career scor- ing leader, knocking home his 2,212th point, passing Larry Blair of Liberty who wrapped up his career last season.
Williams now boasts a career total of 2,302 points, as he chases the one name ahead of him in the VMI record- books, Gay Elmore ‘87. Williams also passed Ron Carter
‘78 (2,228 points) for second on VMI’s all-time list with his 43 points against Southern Virginia, while Elmore holds the career mark with 2,422.
Earlier this season, Williams became the third VMI player to score at least 2,000 points, and the 436th player in NCAA Division I history with at least 2,000 points
The “Prince George Assassin” is also the fourth Big South player to break the barrier, and only the second with 2,000 points and 700 rebounds, joining Coastal Carolina’s Tony Dunkin, who totalled 2,151 points and 725 rebounds.
Williams is the nation’s second-leading active scorer with his 2,302 points, just behind New Orleans’ senior guard Bo McCalebb with 2,309 points. Interestingly, McCalebb also broke the 2,000-point barrier on Nov. 28, by scoring 22 points against Lamar.
The McCalebb-Williams connection goes back farther, as the two met on the hardwood in their freshman year, with McCalebb gaining the upper hand in a 62-49 victory in The Big Easy.
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In what can only be regarded as one of the greatest comebacks in the annals of VMI basket- ball history, VMI outscored Coastal Carolina 34-9 over a six-minute span to turn a 17-point deficit into an eight-point advantage on Jan. 14. The Keydets then held on for a 107-100 victory, the program’s first at Kimbel Arena in five tries and only the second triumph against the Chanticleers in nine games.
Trailing 79-62 with 8:41remaining, the Keydets proceeded to knock down 14 of 15 field goals, outrebound Coastal 10-4 and force six turnovers the rest of the way, as Reggie Williams poured in 23 of his game-high 38 points over the final 7:08.
The end result was double-doubles for both Williams, his fourth in four games, and Travis Holmes, who with his 18-point, 10-rebound per- formance became the 33rd 1,000-point scorer in VMI history. Also chipping in was Chavis Holmes with 20 points, in addition to Adam Lonon’s seven assists.
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Playing their first overtime game in over three years, VMI saw junior guard Travis Holmes hit a pair of free throws with 2.5 seconds left in the extra period to secure a 93-91 victory over Charleston Southern on Jan. 12 at the CSU Field House.
VMI not only posted its first conference open- er win since joining the Big South four years ago, but also its first overtime win in Big South play.
Senior forward Reggie Williams hit a driving layup with :25 left to tie the score at 91-91.
Following a VMI timeout, Charleston Southern worked the clock down but missed a 3-point attempt by freshman Jamarco Warren and on the ensuing scramble for the rebound Travis Holmes was fouled by Austin Johnson with 2.5 left.
Holmes nailed the two free throws to put VMI on top for good, but the Keydets had to knock away a long inbound pass into the frontcourt to secure the win.
Williams scored 30 points and grabbed eight rebounds while Travis Holmes notched his third double-double of the season as he led the Keydets with 13 rebounds. Junior guard Chavis Holmes added 22 points and drained six of ten 3- point tries for the Keydets, who connected on 15 treys for the game.
VMI survived a 3-point barrage by CSU, which hit 17 triples on 43 attempts, including a school-record eight 3-pointers each for senior guard Chris Moore and freshman guard Jamarco Warren. Moore led the Bucs with 28 points while Warren finished with 26.
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Junior Chavis Holmes became the 32nd member of the VMI 1,000-point club with his 30- point outing against Newport News Apprentice on Dec. 10. When his twin brother, Travis Holmes,
scored his 1,000th point with a tip-in in the sec- ond half against Coastal Carolina, they became the second set of twins in VMI history and only the fourth set in NCAA Division I history to each hit the four digit-plateau.
Chavis currently has 1,129 points, while Travis currently has 1,005. They joined the Williams twins, as Ramon scored 1,630 points in his career, while Damon was just behind with 1,622.
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Junior guard Chavis Holmes has averaged 19.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.1 steals over the past 11 games, making his mark in 3-point shoot- ing by going 41-for-86 from beyond the arc (.477). He was named Big South Player of the Week on Jan. 7 after hitting the game-winner with 4.6 seconds left against Mercer on Jan. 2.
Holmes was a perfect 6-of-6 from three-point land against Columbia Union and hit his first two tries against Army to extend his string to eight straight bombs before missing later in the first half.
Holmes’ six triples against Columbia Union tied a career-high and was the fourth time he had accomplished the feat.
He once again matched his career-high against Howard, hitting six treys on his way to 24 points.
Holmes now sits third in career three-pointers made with 189, needing 18 to surpass Ramon Williams for the school’s career lead.
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Junior guard Travis Holmes has averaged 15.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.6 steals over the past 11 games, including four dou- ble-doubles.
While working as the team’s sixth man, Holmes has also risen to second in the country in points off the bench, as his 15.1 scoring average trails only Robert Jarvis of Oral Roberts, who is averaging 16.2 points per outing while coming off the bench (Ranking includes all players who have started less than 25% of his team’s games this sea- son).
Holmes’ 13 rebounds against both Howard and Charleston Southern represented a career- high for Holmes, who has raised his rebounding average (4.9 to 6.3) and free throw percentage (.684 to .775) from last season.
Holmes has now scored in double figures in all but three games this season. He boasts the third-most steals in school history with 197, need- ing 44 to pass Jason Bell’s school-record total of 240.
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Freshman guard Austin Kenon has given VMI some needed scoring punch from the outside and has turned in double-figure scoring games in nine of the team’s last 11 outings.
Kenon has averaged 13.7 points and 4.1 three-pointers per game over the last 11 outings, and has twice been named the Big South Freshman of the Week. He scored a career-high 25 points with seven 3-point field goals against William & Mary on Dec. 20, and scored all of his
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Big South Overall
UNC Asheville 2-0 1.000 13-4 .765
VMI 2-0 1.000 10-6 .625
Winthrop 1-1 .500 10-7 .588
High Point 1-1 .500 8-7 .533
Coastal Carolina 1-1 .500 8-7 .533
Charleston South. 1-1 .500 7-10 .412
Liberty 0-2 .000 8-9 .471
Radford 0-2 .000 5-12 .294
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Saturday, Jan. 19
UNC ASHEVILLE at VMI * . . . .1 pm WINTHROP at RADFORD * . . . .2 pm COASTAL CAROLINA at HIGH POINT * . . . .7 pm CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at LIBERTY * . . . .7 pm Monday, Jan. 21
CHARLESTON SOUTH. at HIGH POINT * . . . .7 pm COASTAL CAROLINA at LIBERTY * . . . .7 pm Wednesday, Jan. 23
RADFORD at UNC ASHEVILLE * . . . .7 pm VMI at WINTHROP * . . . .7 pm
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Scoring Offense 97.7 1st 1st
Scoring Defense 86.2 8th 341st
Scoring Margin +11.4 1st
Field Goal Pct. 44.9% 6th 149th
Free Throw Pct. 68.3% 4th 187th
3-Point FG Pct. 32.5% 8th 256th
3-Point FG Made 12.32 1st 1st
Field Goal Pct. Def. 49.2% 8th 339th
3-Point FG Pct. Def. 36.9% 7th 305th
Rebounding 41.8 1st 11th
Rebounding Defense 43.4 8th
Rebounding Margin -1.6 7th
Offensive Rebounds 17.25 1st
Defensive Rebounds 24.56 4th
Blocked Shots 2.69 5th 225th
Assists 20.31 1st T-1st
Steals 14.44 1st 1st
Turnover Margin +8.06 1st
Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.23 1st 28th
INDIVIDUAL Big South NCAA
Scoring R. Williams, 27.6 1st 2nd C. Holmes, 17.3 4th
T. Holmes, 15.1 9th
Rebounding R. Williams, 9.1 2nd 35th T. Holmes, 6.3 7th
W. Bell, 5.9 9th Offensive Reb. R. Williams, 3.9 1st W. Bell, 3.1 3rd T. Holmes, 2.2 7th Assists A. Lonon, 3.93 7th R. Williams, 3.88 8th Assist/TO C. Hunter, 2.58 1st A.. Lonon, 1.48 9th
Steals A. Lonon, 2.60 2nd T-14th
T. Holmes, 2.38 3rd T-27th
R. Williams, 2.13 5th C. Holmes, 2.06 6th Blocked Shots R. Williams, 0.75 6th FG Pct. R. Williams, 53.0% 5th FT Pct. T. Holmes, 77.5% 6th 3-Pt. FG Pct. A. Kenon, 40.4% 5th C. Holmes, 39.3% 6th 3-Pt. FG Made A. Kenon, 3.56 2nd C. Holmes, 3.00 4th
18 points against Richmond on six three-pointers.
Kenon’s run began when he gave VMI a lift in early December with four three-pointers for 12 points against Army.
Kenon hit three of his triples to help VMI rally from a 16-point second half deficit and take a brief lead late in the game before falling to the Black Knights. He also later hit a three-pointer against Army that would have been a game-winner at the buzzer, but the shot was waived off because of insuf- ficient time on the clock (0.3) for a catch and shoot.
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Senior forward Reggie Williams currently leads the Big South with a 27.6 scoring average, and is looking to become just the second player in Big South history to lead the Conference in scoring in consecu- tive seasons. Williams paced the League (and the nation) with a Big South-record 28.1 scoring mark in 2006-07. Coastal Carolina’s Keke Hicks led the Big South in scoring in back-to-back years in 1993-94 (22.4) and 1994-95 (21.1).
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Last season, Reggie Williams took the world of College Basketball by storm, topping the national scoring charts on his way to several recognitions.
This season, he was honored with numerous presea- son honors, including VMI’s first-ever nomination for the John R. Wooden Award, college basketball’s most prestigious honor.
After leading the country with a 28.1 points- per-game average, Williams was not only named to the Big South’s All-Conference First Team, but also received recognition from the NABC, who tabbed the forward to their District 4 Second Team.
A season ago, Williams became the first VMI player to lead the nation in scoring since Jason Conley became the first freshman in NCAA history to lead Division I in scoring with a 29.3 average during the 2001-02 season.
Williams now sits 2nd on the school's scoring list with 2,302 points. In the Big South recordbook, Williams is now the all-time leading scorer after passing Larry Blair’s total of 2,211 points.
In 103 career contests, Williams has averaged 22.3 points per outing, eclipsing the 20-point mark 56 times while topping 30 points 23 times. He is the only Keydet to post multiple 40-point games, as he has now done so six times. He is also the only play- er in Big South history to have as many as three 40- plus point games in his career.
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In a 112-96 victory against Newport News Apprentice, the Keydets had a pair of players sport double-doubles, the first time this season the Keydets have done so. Since that time, the Keydets have pulled off the feat thrice more, doing so in wins against Southern Virginia, Charleston Southern and Coastal Carolina.
With Reggie Williams’ 43 points and 10 rebounds and Travis Holmes’ 14 points and 10 rebounds against Apprentice, the Keydets had a pair of players with double-doubles for the first time since Williams and T. Holmes each turned the trick at
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* Listed as one of 50 nominees for John Wooden Award
* CollegeInsider.com Preseason Mid-Major All-America Team
* Big South Conference Preseason All- Conference Team
* Listed on CollegeHoops.net Mid-Major Stars
* CollegeHoops.net Preseason All- Conference First Team
* CollegeHoops.net Preseason Top 100 Players
* Athlon Sports Preseason All-Conference First Team
* Air Force Classic All-Tournament Team
* Big South Player of the Week (Dec. 17)
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* CollegeHoops.net Preseason All- Conference Second Team
* Big South Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 7)
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* Big South Conference Freshman of the Week (Jan. 2)
* Big South Conference Freshman of the Week (Jan. 7)
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Leading at the Half . . . .7-2 Trailing at the Half . . . .2-4 Tied at the Half . . . .1-0 Leading with 5:00 Left . . . .8-0 Trailing with 5:00 Left . . . .2-6 Tied with 5:00 Left . . . .0-0 Playing Overtime . . . .1-0 Playing Games Decided by 5 pts. or less . . . .2-3 Playing Games Decided by 10 pts. or less . . .5-4 Playing Games Decided by 20 pts. or more . .4-1 Outrebounding Opponent . . . .6-1 Outrebounded by Opponent . . . .4-5 Rebounds are equal . . . .0-0 Shooting 50% or Better . . . .5-0 Shooting Less Than 50% . . . .5-6 Opponent Shoots 50% or Better . . . .3-6 Opponent Shoots Less Than 50% . . . .7-0 Shooting 35% or Better from 3-PT . . . .4-3 Shooting Less Than 35% from 3-PT . . . .6-3 Opponent Shoots 35% or Better from 3-PT . . .5-4 Opponent Shoots Less Than 35% from 3-PT . .5-2 Scoring 80 or More . . . .10-3 Scoring Less than 80 . . . .0-3 Scoring 100 or More . . . .6-0 Scoring Less than 100 . . . .4-6 Opponent Scores 80 or More . . . .8-4 Opponent Scores Less than 80 . . . .2-2 Opponent Scores 100 or More . . . .1-1 Opponent Scores Less than 100 . . . .9-5 Committing 20 or More Turnovers . . . .3-1 Committing Less Than 20 Turnovers . . . .7-5 Forcing 20 or More Turnovers . . . .7-2 Forcing Less Than 20 Turnovers . . . .3-4 Playing an Afternoon Game . . . .5-1 Playing a Night Game . . . .5-5 Playing in November . . . .3-3 Playing in December . . . .3-3 Playing in January . . . .4-0 Playing in February . . . .0-0 Playing in March . . . .0-0
Big South Preseason Poll
1. High Point (15) . . . .216
2. Winthrop (14) . . . .214
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5. UNC Asheville . . . .119
6. Liberty . . . .108
7. Charleston Southern . . . .63
8. Radford . . . .43
Big South Preseason All-C Conference Team
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2007-0 08 Double-D Doubles
Reggie Williams . . . .8
vs. James Madison (11/21) . . . . .30 pts., 11 reb.
vs. Columbia Union (11/28) . . . .25 pts., 12 reb.
at South Carolina St. (12/4) . . . .24 pts., 11 reb.
vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .43 pts., 10 reb.
*at Mercer (1/2) . . . .29 pts., 11 reb.
*vs. Southern Virginia (1/8) . . . . .43 pts., 12 pts.
*at Charleston Southern (1/12) .30 pts., 10 reb.
* at Coastal Carolina (1/14) . . . .38 pts., 12 reb.
Travis Holmes . . . .4
*vs. Howard (12/8) . . . .13 pts., 13 reb.
*vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .14 pts., 10 reb.
*at Charleston Southern (1/12) .16 pts., 13 reb.
*at Coastal Carolina (1/14) . . . . .18 pts., 10 reb.
Willie Bell . . . .1
vs. Southern Virginia (1/8) . . . . .17 pts., 13 reb.
2007-0 08 30-P Point Games
Reggie Williams . . . .6
*vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (11/14) . . . .38 pts.
*vs. James Madison (11/21) . . . .30 pts.
vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .43 pts.
vs. Southern Virginia (1/8) . . . .43 pts.
*at Charleston Southern (1/12) . . . .30 pts.
*at Coastal Carolina (1/14) . . . .38 pts.
Chavis Holmes . . . .1
vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .30 pts.
2007-0 08 25-P Point Games
Reggie Williams . . . .10
*vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (11/14) . . . .38 pts.
*vs. James Madison (11/21) . . . .30 pts.
vs. Columbia Union (11/28) . . . .25 pts.
*vs. Howard (12/8) . . . .25 pts.
*vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .43 pts.
at William & Mary (12/20) . . . .27 pts.
at Mercer (1/2) . . . .29 pts.
vs. Southern Virginia (1/8) . . . .43 pts.
*at Charleston Southern (1/12) . . . .30 pts.
*at Coastal Carolina (1/14) . . . .38 pts.
Chavis Holmes . . . .3
vs. Northern Colorado (11/9) . . . .27 pts.
vs. Columbia Union (11/28) . . . .27 pts.
vs. Apprentice (12/10) . . . .30 pts.
Travis Holmes . . . .1
vs. Columbia Union (11/28) . . . .25 pts.
Austin Kenon . . . .1
at William & Mary (12/20) . . . .25 pts.
*- Back-to-Back Games
Radford on Feb. 14, 2007.Against SVU, Williams’ 43 points and 12 rebounds marked his 24th career double-double, while Willie Bell notched his first career double- double, with a 17-point, 13-rebound performance that each represented new career highs.
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Despite the amazing numbers regularly put up by the Keydets, the team is no stranger to very close games. And a season ago, such contests were unkind to the Keydets, as they went 2-9 in games decided by five points or less, and only 1-4 in games of two points or less.
To begin this season, it looked like the trend would continue, as the team lost its first three games decided by two points or fewer.
But since a 71-69 loss at Richmond on Dec.
30, the Keydets have pulled out both a three-point win against Mercer and a two-point triumph in overtime against Charleston Southern, both on the road no less.
Overall this season, the Keydets are now 2-3 in games decided by five points or less and 1-3 in games decided by two points or fewer.
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A season after seeing Mercer claim a 105- 103 win at Cameron Hall, the Keydets got their revenge on the Bears by scoring a thrilling, 102- 99 triumph in Macon, Ga. on Jan. 2.
While senior forward Reggie Williams col- lected his seventh double-double of the season with a game-high 29 points and 11 rebounds, Chavis Holmes contributed 24 points while Travis Holmes chipped in with 22. That marked the sec- ond time this season that VMI has had three play- ers with at least 20 points in a game.
After trailing by four at halftime, the Keydets scored 65 points in the second half, the most against a Division I opponent in a half this season.
That led to VMI’s first win of the season when trail- ing at the half, while it also marked the Keydets’
first win when trailing with five minutes to go since the team’s Big South Quarterfinal win against Liberty last February.
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VMI bounced back from disappointing set- backs to Army and South Carolina State with a dominating performance against Howard, spurred by a defensive effort that saw the Bison score only 59 points.
The 59 points allowed by VMI are the fewest since Feb. 18, 2006, when the Keydets dropped a 59-48 decision to Charleston Southern.
Additionally, VMI’s 36-point margin of victo- ry was the largest against a Division I opponent since the Keydets defeated The Citadel 91-52 on Feb. 5, 1996.
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While suffering a 90-57 loss to Ohio State, VMI was held to their lowest offensive output in a year and a half, dating back to a 59-48 loss to Charleston Southern on Feb. 18, 2006.
In addition, the Keydets tied a school record while making only two free throws in the contest, equalling a mark that has been achieved four other times since 1953 and last done in 1991.
The Keydets’ 30.1% shooting from the floor also marked the lowest that the team has posted since beginning their current style of play prior to the 06-07 campaign. In fact, the team’s shooting was the worst by a Keydet team since shooting only 27.6% at Old Dominion in a 86-38 loss on Dec. 1, 2004.
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With a 90-83 win against JMU on Nov. 21, the Keydets claimed their first win in over 19 sea- sons against the Dukes, snapping an eight-game skid in the series.
Senior Reggie Williams collected VMI’s first double-double of the season, scoring 30 points while grabbing 11 rebounds, as he also had a season-high seven assists in his 17th career dou- ble-double outing. Other double-digit outings for the Keydets included 18 points from junior Travis Holmes and 11 from freshman Christian Hunter.
VMI led, 77-67, following a Travis Holmes layup with 5:26 remaining, but the Dukes answered with a 14-4 run over the next three min- utes to pull even on a pair of free throws by Abdulai Jalloh to even the score at 81-81 at the 2:27 mark.
The Keydets outscored JMU, 9-2, the rest of the way and took the lead for good on seven con- secutive points including six straight by Williams to start the run. A Williams layup with 1:57 left fol- lowed by two free throws and a dunk from the senior pushed the Keydets lead to 87-81 and Travis Holmes converted one of two free throws seconds later to cap the run.
James Madison hit just one of five shots from the floor over the last 2:27 of regulation, and a Kyle Swanston jumper at the :20 mark to cut the deficit to 88-83 was as close as the Dukes would come down the stretch.
The win gave VMI its first win over a CAA team since defeating Towson on Dec. 21, 2005, 80-78. The Keydets also improved to 6-1 against JMU at home.
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Thanks to blowout wins of West Virginia Wesleyan and Columbia Union, the Keydets top the national charts in several categories in regards to single-game performances.
VMI boasts the top two totals in the nation in single-game scoring (156 vs. CUC, 135 vs.
WVWC), offensive rebounding (30 vs. both CUC and WVWC) and steals (28 vs. CUC, 26 vs.
WVWC). Additionally, VMI’s 38 assists against West Virginia Wesleyan are also the tops in the nation this season.
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Movin’ Up The Charts
VMI Career Scoring
1. Gay Elmore 2,422 1983-87
2. Reggie Williams 2,302 2004-Pres.
3. Ron Carter 2,228 1974-78
Big South Career Scoring
1. Reggie Williams 2,302 VMI
2. Larry Blair 2,211 Liberty
VMI Career Scoring Average
1. Reggie Williams 22.3 2004-Pres.
2. Gay Elmore 21.4 1983-87
Big South Career Scoring Average
1. Reggie Williams 22.3 VMI
2. Darnell Sneed 21.8 Charleston South.
Big South Career Field Goals Made
1. Reggie Williams 833 VMI
2. Larry Blair 801 Liberty
VMI Career 3-Point FG Made
1. Ramon Williams 206 1986-90
2. Darryl Faulkner 199 1993-98 3. Chavis Holmes 189 2005-Pres.
4. Reggie Williams 177 2004-Pres.
5. Lawrence Gullette 158 1992-96
VMI Career Rebounds
1. Dave Montgomery 1,068 1974-78
2. Bill Ralph 919 1951-54
3. Eric Mann 841 1996-01
4. Ron Carter 809 1974-78
5. Karl Klinar 760 1951-54
6. Reggie Williams 723 2004-Pres.
VMI Career Assists
1. Richard Little 608 2000-04
2. Mike Huffman 480 1982-86
3. Bobby Prince 452 1992-96
4. Percy Covington 432 1988-92
5. Kelly Lombard 383 1974-79
6. Reggie Williams 333 2004-Pres.
Darryl Faulkner 333 1993-98
VMI Career Steals
1. Jason Bell 240 1995-99
2. Travis Holmes 197 2005-Pres.
3. Percy Covington 196 1988-92
4. Aaron Demory 180 1996-00
5. Richard Little 168 2000-04
6. Chavis Holmes 162 2005-Pres.
7. Bobby Prince 157 1992-96
8. Reggie Williams 154 2004-Pres.
Reggie Williams’ Career Double-Doubles . .26 Reggie Williams’ Career 20-Point Games .56 Reggie Williams’ Career 30-Point Games .23 Reggie Williams’ Career 40-Point Games . .6
attempts on his way to a 43-point performance.
Williams passed the mark that he established last season, when he scored a school-record 45 points thanks to his 18 field goals against Virginia Intermont on Nov. 15, 2006. He had also tied the mark earlier this season on his way to a 38-point performance against West Virginia Wesleyan.
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When the Keydets took on Northern Colorado to start the season at the Air Force Classic, it marked the earliest start in the VMI’s 99-year histo- ry. VMI opened up play on Nov. 9 this season, a day ahead of when they started last season, on Nov. 10 against Ohio State.
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Playing for the first time ever in Colorado, the Keydets lost both contests that they played at the Air Force Classic. Against Northern Colorado in the opener, VMI allowed the Bears to shoot 68.0%
from the field, the third-highest total since Coach Duggar Baucom began running his up-tempo style of play in the beginning of last season.
Against Dartmouth the next night, VMI shot only 19.2% (5-for-26) from beyond the arc. That was the fewest three-pointers and the worst three- point percentage by the Keydets since the begin- ning of last season also.
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This season, the Keydets boast six freshmen on their roster, joining with seven returning players.
The total marks the most freshmen on a VMI Basketball team since the 1991-92 campaign, when seven freshmen suited up for the Keydets.
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VMI’s strong finish in the Big South Tournament last year remained a vivid memory for many of the conference basketball community, as the Keydets were picked third in the Conference’s men’s basketball preseason poll. It’s the highest a VMI basketball team has been picked in a confer- ence preseason poll in over 30 years.
The Keydets received 147 points in the pre- season poll for third place – behind High Point which was edged Winthrop for the top spot with 216 points and 15 first place votes and Winthrop's 214 points and 14 first place votes.
It is a reversal from a season ago, when the Keydets were picked last in the Conference’s Preseason Poll.
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Late in the offseason, VMI head basketball coach Duggar Baucom agreed to a contract exten- sion to coach Keydet Basketball through the 2011 season.
Baucom is in his third season as VMI head basketball coach this season after having been named to the post on April 14, 2005. His original four-year contract ran through the 2009 season.
The new deal includes a salary raise and other benefits.
“I am extremely happy that Duggar Baucom
has accepted our offer for a contact extension,”
said VMI Athletic Director Donny White. “Under his leadership, our team has made great strides and I feel that he can make us a consistent winner.”
In 2006-07, Baucom led his second-year team to a banner season and national acclaim.
Using an up-tempo system for the season, the Keydets, picked to finish last in the preseason poll, won their most games (14) in nine years and advanced to the championship game of the Big South Tournament. The Keydets also set new NCAA season marks in three-pointers, both made and attempted (442 of 1383), 3-pointers made per game (13.4), 3-pointers attempted per game (41.9) and total steals (490).
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After winning only seven games in 2005-06, the Keydets doubled that total by winning 14 a year ago. The seven-win swing is the largest sin- gle-season turnaround since the Keydets won 18 games in 1995-96 after winning only ten the year before.
Twins Scoring Leaders
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Johnny (Seattle; 1951-53) . . . .2,733 pts.
Eddie (Seattle; 1953) . . . .530 pts.
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Ramon (VMI; 1987-90) . . . .1,630 pts.
Damon (VMI; 1987-90) . . . .1,622 pts.
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Horace (Clemson; 1984-87) . . . .1,696 pts.
Harvey (Clemson/Okla.; 1985,87-88) 1,535 pts.
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Tom (Indiana; 1963-65) . . . .1,252 pts.
Dick (Indiana; 1963-65) . . . .1,240 pts.
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Jarvis (W. Car./Georgia; 2000,02-03) .1,510 pts.
Jonas (W. Car./Georgia; 2000, 02-04) . .950 pts.
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Chavis (VMI; 2005-Pres.) . . . .1,129 pts.
Travis (VMI; 2005-Pres.) . . . .1,005 pts.
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Jarron (Stanford; 1998-01) . . . .1,081 pts.
Jason (Stanford; 1998-01) . . . .785 pts.
2007-0 08 National Bench Scoring Leaders
1. Robert Jarvis, Oral Roberts . . . .16.2 2
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In the 99-year history of VMI basketball, the team has generated a larger turnaround only three times. The 1975-76 team won 22 games after win- ning 13 the year previous, while the 1984-85 team also saw an eight-game turnaround, joining the 1995-96 team.
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The 2006-07 edition of the VMI basketball team turned more than a few heads, as the pro- gram garnered national recognition after producing some eye-popping numbers.
The team averaged 100.9 points on 81.7 shots, collecting 20.6 assists and 14.8 steals per outing. From beyond the arc, the Keydets averaged 41.9 attempts per game, hitting on 13.4 of those.
A year previous, VMI averaged 71.3 points for the year, 14.2 assists, 7.3 steals, and averaged 57.4 shots per game.
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As head coach Duggar Baucom wrapped up his second season in Lexington, he become the fourth consecutive VMI coach to improve his first- year win total in his sophomore campaign in Lexington.
Marty Fletcher saw a six-win improvement in the 1983-84 season, while Joe Cantafio’s 13-17 season in 1987-88 was a two-win improvement over the year before. Baucom’s predecessor, Bart Bellairs, engineered an impressive 18-10 season in 1995-96 in his sophomore campaign, representing an eight-win improvement from his first season, en route to a semifinal showing in the Southern Conference tournament.
In 2006-07, the Keydets boasted 14 wins, the program’s highest mark since 1997-98, when the team went 14-13.
Nov. 9 vs. Northern Colorado & Lonon C. Holmes T. Holmes Josey Williams Nov. 10 vs. Dartmouth & Hunter C. Holmes T. Holmes Josey Brownfield Nov. 14 West Virginia Wesleyan Hunter C. Holmes Kenon Josey Bell
Nov. 21 James Madison Lonon C. Holmes Houston Josey Williams
Nov. 25 at Ohio State Lonon C. Holmes Houston Josey Williams
Nov. 28 Columbia Union Lonon Kenon Houston Bell Williams
Dec. 1 Army Lonon Kenon Houston Bell Williams
Dec. 4 at South Carolina State Lonon C. Holmes T. Holmes Josey Brownfield
Dec. 8 Howard Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams
Dec. 10 Newport News Apprentice Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams Dec. 20 at William & Mary Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams
Dec. 30 at Richmond Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams
Jan. 2 at Mercer Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams
Jan. 8 Southern Virginia Lonon C. Holmes Brownfield Bell Williams Jan. 12 at Charleston Southern* Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams Jan. 14 at Coastal Carolina* Lonon C. Holmes Kenon Bell Williams Jan. 19 UNC Asheville*
Jan. 23 at Winthrop*
Jan. 28 Liberty*
Feb. 2 at High Point * Feb. 5 Radford*
Feb. 9 Coastal Carolina*
Feb. 11 Charleston Southern*
Feb. 16 at UNC Asheville*
Feb. 20 Winthrop*
Feb. 23 at Radford*
Feb. 26 at Liberty*
Mar. 1 High Point*
Mar. 4 Big South Quarterfinals Mar. 6 Big South Semifinals Mar. 8 Big South Finals
& - Air Force Classic * - Big South Conference Contest
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Nov. 9 vs. Northern Colorado & L, 97-104 2 12 15-5 12-4 23-19 24-50 17-7 36-42
Nov. 10 vs. Dartmouth & L, 87-98 1 13 12-2 13-3 15-16 28-32 15-20 45-31
Nov. 14 West Virginia Wesleyan W, 135-81 65 - 23-4 12-1 54-15 82-40 41-20 91-42
Nov. 21 James Madison W, 90-83 11 3 13-2 14-4 34-22 34-56 17-9 43-27
Nov. 25 at Ohio State L, 57-90 1 35 9-4 14-2 10-19 14-43 7-23 32-37
Nov. 28 Columbia Union W, 156-95 67 - 38-6 17-6 53-20 68-26 26-13 96-23
Dec. 1 Army L, 69-71 6 16 29-11 24-2 34-10 10-34 6-8 33-17
Dec. 4 at South Carolina State L, 88-89 12 8 16-0 16-2 17-11 32-26 13-22 49-30
Dec. 8 Howard W, 95-59 38 1 17-2 5-0 30-9 38-28 27-10 21-12
Dec. 10 Newport News Apprentice W, 112-96 16 8 12-3 14-1 28-22 60-46 3-22 17-37
Dec. 20 at William & Mary W, 83-72 16 7 22-4 14-4 28-17 28-28 13-7 10-26
Dec. 30 at Richmond L, 69-71 14 11 13-0 12-0 15-18 18-34 9-8 10-25
Jan. 2 at Mercer W, 102-99 6 7 14-5 8-0 20-14 36-50 16-24 28-19
Jan. 8 Southern Virginia W, 123-85 42 - 28-4 11-0 30-29 60-40 19-17 42-47
Jan. 12 at Charleston Southern* W, 93-91 (OT) 14 5 16-2 16-2 16-10 32-24 2-18 16-25
Jan. 14 at Coastal Carolina* W, 107-100 10 17 34-9 19-6 17-16 50-44 11-7 26-27
Jan. 19 UNC Asheville*
Jan. 23 at Winthrop*
Jan. 28 Liberty*
Feb. 2 at High Point * Feb. 5 Radford*
Feb. 9 Coastal Carolina*
Feb. 11 Charleston Southern*
Feb. 16 at UNC Asheville*
Feb. 20 Winthrop*
Feb. 23 at Radford*
Feb. 26 at Liberty*
Mar. 1 High Point*
Mar. 4 Big South Championship Quarterfinals Mar. 6 Big South Championship Semifinals Mar. 8 Big South Championship Finals
& - Air Force Classic * - Big South Conference Contest
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Starting Lineup Breakdown
Lonon, C. Holmes, Kenon, Bell, Williams . . . .6-1 Hunter, C. Holmes, Kenon, Josey, Bell . . . .1-0 Lonon, C. Holmes, Brownfield, Bell, Williams . . . .1-0 Lonon, C. Holmes, Houston, Josey, Williams . . . .1-1 Lonon, Kenon, Houston, Bell, Williams . . . .1-1 Lonon, C. Holmes, T. Holmes, Josey, Williams . . . .0-1 Hunter, C. Holmes, T. Holmes, Josey, Brownfield . . . .0-1 Lonon, C. Holmes, T. Holmes, Josey, Brownfield . . . .0-1
Career Games 2007-08 Career
Player Played Starts Starts
Reggie Williams 103 13 97
Travis Holmes 76 3 19
Chavis Holmes 75 14 43
Willie Bell 51 11 30
Adam Lonon 48 14 45
Carl Josey 32 6 9
Austin Kenon 16 10 10
Christian Hunter 16 2 2
Quinn Brownfield 16 3 3
Hunter Houston 11 4 4
Nick Matson 11 0 0
Joey Cantafio 8 0 0
Stephen Sargent 4 0 0
BAUCOM QUICK HITS
PERSONAL:
Name: Duggar Baucom Hometown: Charlotte, N.C.
Education: UNC Charlotte ‘95
Wife: Sherry- VMI Assistant Academic Advisor
& Senior Woman Administrator
Son:Travis (22)- UNC Wilmington ‘07PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Head Coach - Virginia Military Institute, Lexington,Va. (2005-Present) Head Coach - Tusculum College, Greenville,Tenn. (2003-05)
Assistant Coach - Western Carolina, Cullowhee, N.C. (2000-03) Assistant Coach - Northwestern State, Natchitoches, La. (1998-99) Assistant Coach - Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N.C. (1996-98) Assistant Coach - Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. (1995-96) Head Coach - Charlotte Royals (AAU) (1992-95)
Varsity Coach - North Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte, N.C. (1991-95) Junior Varsity Coach - North Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte, N.C. (1987-1991)
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By Site
Home . . . .19-15 Away . . . .10-25 Neutral . . . .2-5
By TypeNon-Conference . . . .20-21 Conference . . . .9-23 Televised . . . .3-4 Big South Tournament . . . .2-1
By ConferenceAtlantic Coast Conference . . . .0-2 Atlantic Sun Conference . . . .1-1 Atlantic 10 Conference . . . .1-1 Big Sky Conference . . . .0-1 Big South Conference . . . .11-24 Big Ten Conference . . . .0-3 Colonial Athletic Association . . . .3-3 Independent . . . .1-0 Ivy League . . . .0-3 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference . . . .0-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference . . . .2-2 Non Division I . . . .11-0 Ohio Valley Conference . . . .0-1 Patriot League . . . .1-3
By VMI Points Scored
Less than 50 . . . .0-2 50-59 . . . .0-4 60-69 . . . .0-13 70-79 . . . .2-7 80-89 . . . .5-5 90-99 . . . .7-7 100+ . . . .17-7
By Margin1-3 points . . . .4-10 4-6 points . . . .1-7 7-10 points . . . .7-8 11-15 points . . . .5-7 16-20 points . . . .3-4 21+ points . . . .10-7
By MonthNovember . . . .6-12
December . . . .11-9
January . . . .10-11
February . . . .3-12
March . . . .1-1
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BY CLASS
First Classmen (Seniors)- 1 Reggie Williams Second Classmen (Juniors)- 4
Willie Bell Chavis Holmes
Travis Holmes Nick Matson
Third Classmen (Sophomores)- 2 Carl Josey
Adam Lonon Rats (Freshmen)- 6
Quinn Brownfield Joey Cantafio Hunter Houston Christian Hunter Austin Kenon Stephen Sargent
BY STATE
Virginia- 5 Willie Bell (Newport News)
Joey Cantafio (Richmond) Austin Kenon (Virginia Beach)
Adam Lonon (Richmond) Reggie Williams (Prince George)
North Carolina- 2 Chavis Holmes (Charlotte)
Travis Holmes (Charlotte) Alabama- 1 Hunter Houston (Birmingham)
California- 1 Nick Matson (Sacramento)
Georgia- 1 Stephen Sargent (Fayetteville)
Ohio- 1
Christian Hunter (Chagrin Falls) Texas- 1
Quinn Brownfield (Kyle) International- 1 Carl Josey (Surrey, England)
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Duggar Baucom- Rhymes with sugar Joey Cantafio- can-TAFF-ee-oh
Chavis Holmes- CHAY-vis Hunter Houston- HOUSE-ton
Austin Kenon- KEEN-un Adam Lonon- LAHN-in
# Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School
1 Adam Lonon G 5-11 175 So. Richmond,Va./ Steward School
2 Willie Bell F 6-7 205 Jr. Newport News,Va./ Woodside
3 Chavis Holmes G 6-4 195 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Christ School
4 Joey Cantafio G 5-6 150 Fr. Richmond,Va./ Benedictine
10 Austin Kenon G 5-11 180 Fr. Virginia Beach,Va. / First Colonial
11 Quinn Brownfield F 6-7 195 Fr. Kyle,Texas / Anderson
12 Nick Matson G 6-4 190 Jr. Sacramento, Calif. / Oakmont
22 Christian Hunter G 6-2 180 Fr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Kenston
23 Travis Holmes G 6-4 195 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Christ School
32 Carl Josey G 6-5 195 So. Surrey, England / King's Academy (Tenn.)
34 Hunter Houston F 6-6 195 Fr. Birmingham,Ala. / Mountain Brook
50 Stephen Sargent C 7-0 245 Fr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Whitewater
55 Reggie Williams F 6-6 195 Sr. Prince George,Va./ Prince George
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
# Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School
2 Willie Bell F 6-7 205 Jr. Newport News,Va./ Woodside
11 Quinn Brownfield F 6-7 195 Fr. Kyle,Texas / Anderson
4 Joey Cantafio G 5-6 150 Fr. Richmond,Va./ Benedictine
3 Chavis Holmes G 6-4 195 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Christ School
23 Travis Holmes G 6-4 195 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Christ School
34 Hunter Houston F 6-6 195 Fr. Birmingham,Ala. / Mountain Brook
22 Christian Hunter G 6-2 180 Fr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Kenston
32 Carl Josey G 6-5 195 So. Surrey, England / King's Academy (Tenn.)
10 Austin Kenon G 5-11 180 Fr. Virginia Beach,Va. / First Colonial
1 Adam Lonon G 5-11 175 So. Richmond,Va./ Steward School
12 Nick Matson G 6-4 190 Jr. Sacramento, Calif. / Oakmont
50 Stephen Sargent C 7-0 245 Fr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Whitewater
55 Reggie Williams F 6-6 195 Sr. Prince George,Va./ Prince George
Head Coach- Duggar Baucom (UNC Charlotte ‘95);Third season Associate Head Coach- Daniel Willis (Lenoir-Rhyne ‘01);Third season Assistant Coach- Jason Allison (Liberty ‘99);Third season
Assistant Coach- David Jandrew (UNC Charlotte ‘96); Second season
Managers- Budge Hunter, Matt Deacon, Joel Enterline
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PPooiinnttss -- 14, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 5, (Twice) Last vs. Howard, 12/8/07 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 1, (Twice) Last vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 1, vs. UNC Asheville, 2/10/07
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Assssiissttss -- 11, vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06
SStteeaallss -- 5, (Twice) Last at South Carolina State, 12/4/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 17, vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 RReebboouunnddss -- 13, vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 3, vs. Lees-McRae, 12/6/06
BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 2, (Three Times) Last at Penn St,, 12/30/06 A
Assssiissttss -- 5, (Twice) Last at Mercer, 1/2/08 SStteeaallss -- 4, (Three Times) Last vs. Howard, 12/8/07
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#3 3 C Chhaavviiss H Hoollm meess
PPooiinnttss -- 31, vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 RReebboouunnddss -- 8, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 6, (Six Times) Last at Charleston Southern, 1/12/08 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 2, (Twice) Last vs. Apprentice, 12/10/07
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Assssiissttss -- 7, (Twice) Last vs. UNC Asheville, 2/11/06 SStteeaallss -- 9, vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 5, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 4, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 1, (Twice) Last vs. Howard, 12/8/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss --
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Assssiissttss -- 5, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
SStteeaallss -- 1, (Twice) Last vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 25, at William & Mary, 12/20/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 5, (Twice) Last at Mercer, 1/2/08 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 7, at William & Mary, 12/20/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss --
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Assssiissttss -- 3, (Three Times) Last vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 SStteeaallss -- 4, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 9, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
RReebboouunnddss -- 3, (Three Times) Last vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 2, vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 1, (Twice) Last at Mercer, 1/2/08 A
Assssiissttss -- 2, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 SStteeaallss -- 3, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 6, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
RReebboouunnddss -- 1, (Five Times) Last vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 2, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss --
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PPooiinnttss -- 14, vs. Northern Colorado, 11/9/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 5, vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 4, vs. Northern Colorado, 11/9/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 1, at South Carolina State, 12/4/07 A
Assssiissttss -- 6, (Twice) Last vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 SStteeaallss -- 4, vs. James Madison, 11/21/07
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PPooiinnttss -- 29, vs. Winthrop, 3/3/07
RReebboouunnddss -- 13, (Twice) Last at Charleston Southern, 1/12/08 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 6, (Three Times) Most Recent vs. Winthrop, 3/3/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 3, (Twice) Most Recent vs. Charleston Sou., 1/13/07 A
Assssiissttss -- 9, vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 SStteeaallss -- 1111,, vvss.. BBrriiddggeewwaatteerr,, 11//1188//0077
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#3 32 2 C Caarrll JJoosseeyy
PPooiinnttss -- 10, (Twice) Last vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 9, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07
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Assssiissttss -- 3, vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 SStteeaallss -- 2, vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06
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PPooiinnttss -- 16, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 RReebboouunnddss -- 5, vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 3
3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 2, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 1, (Three Times) Last vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 A
Assssiissttss -- 4, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07 SStteeaallss -- 3, vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 11/14/07
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3--PPooiinntt FFGG MMaaddee-- 6, vs. Cornell, 12/1/06
BBlloocckkeedd SShhoottss -- 2, (Three Times) Most Recent vs. Apprentice, 12/10/07 A
Assssiissttss -- 12, vs. Coastal Carolina, 2/3/07 SStteeaallss -- 6, vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 BBoolldd IIttaalliicc-- IInnddiiccaatteess VVMMII SScchhooooll RReeccoorrdd
CAREER HIGHS
MOST POINTS SCORED
1. 45 Reggie Williams vs.Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 2. 43 Reggie Williams vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08
Reggie Williams vs. Apprentice, 12/10/07 4. 42 Jason Conley vs.Western Carolina, 2/9/02
Ron Carter vs. Long Beach State, 12/29/77 6. 41 Reggie Williams vs. Cornell, 12/1/06
Norm Halberstadt vs. Richmond, 2/21/61 8. 40 Reggie Williams vs. Liberty, 1/27/07
Reggie Williams vs. High Point, 1/10/07 10. 38 Reggie Williams vs.West Va.Wesleyan, 11/14/07
Jason Conley vs.Wofford, 2/2/02
Jason Conley vs. East Tennessee State, 1/30/02 Jason Conley vs.Villanova, 12/22/01 Gay Elmore vs. James Madison, 12/2/85 John Mitchell vs. Old Dominion, 1/27/69 Mike Manis vs. Richmond, 12/19/68
MOST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF
1. 30 Reggie Williams vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 2. 27 John Goode vs. East Tennessee State, 2/4/80
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
1. 19 Reggie Williams vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 2. 18 Reggie Williams vs.West Va.Wesleyan, 11/14/07
Reggie Williams vs.Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 4. 17 Reggie Williams vs.Apprentice, 12/10/07 5. 16 Lewis Preston vs.Western Carolina, 2/10/92
Bill Blair vs. Davidson, 1964 Bill Blair vs. N.C. State, 2/23/63
Norm Halberstadt vs. George Washington, 1962 Norm Halberstadt vs. George Washington, 1961
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
1. 39 Bill Ralph vs.West Virginia, 1954
MOST FREE THROWS MADE
1. 19 Gay Elmore vs. Davidson, 2/24/86 Ron Carter vs Siena, 1/4/78
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
1. 22 Darren Sawyer vs. Marshall, 1/8/83
MOST REBOUNDS
1. 31 Bill Ralph vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1954 2. 28 Steve Powers vs. Davidson, 1967
Bobby Williamson vs. Lynchburg, 1955 4. 27 Karl Klinar vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1953 5. 26 Steve Powers vs. George Washington, 1967 6. 25 Charlie Schmaus vs.The Citadel, 1966 7. 24 Steve Powers vs. East Carolina, 1968 8. 23 Chuck Cotton vs. Presbyterian, 1957
Chuck Cotton vs. Roanoke, 1958 9. 22 Dave Montgomery vs.The Citadel, 1/13/75
Steve Powers vs. George Washington, 1968
MOST ASSISTS
1. 14 Bobby Prince vs.Western Carolina, 1/14/95 2. 13 Richard Little vs. High Point, 2/25/04
Richard Little vs. James Madison, 2/9/04 Richard Little vs. Chattanooga, 3/7/03 5. 12 Reggie Williams vs. Charleston Southern, 2/5/07
Richard Little vs. Liberty, 11/23/02 Mike Huffman vs. Hampden-Sydney, 12/8/84 8. 11 Adam Lonon vs.Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06
Matt Coward vs. Bluefield, 12/13/04 Darryl Faulkner vs. Elon, 11/18/97 Bobby Prince vs. Furman, 2/12/96 Bobby Prince vs.Western Carolina, 3/2/96 Bobby Prince vs. UTC, 2/13/93
Percy Covington vs.Western Carolina, 2/10/92 Percy Covington vs.The Citadel, 1/22/90 Percy Covington vs. East Tenn. State, 3/3/90
MOST BLOCKS
1. 9 Eric Mann vs.The Citadel, 1/15/00 2. 7 Lewis Preston vs. Marshall, 1/18/92 3. 6 Matt Murrer vs. Charleston Southern, 2/5/07
Eric Mann vs.Appalachian State, 2/24/01 Lewis Preston vs. Furman, 3/4/93 Lewis Preston vs.The Citadel, 2/2/92 Lewis Preston vs. Bluefield, 11/26/90 Mike Herndon vs.West Carolina, 1/19/85
MOST STEALS
1. 11 Travis Holmes vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 2. 10 Jason Bell vs. Furman, 2/10/98
3. 9 Chavis Holmes vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 4. 8 Travis Holmes vs.William & Mary, 12/20/07
Travis Holmes vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 Jason Conley vs. Charleston Southern, 12/12/01 Jason Bell vs. UNCG, 2/15/99
Jason Bell vs.William & Mary, 1/26/95
BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
(min. 10 attempts)
1. 100 Lester Johnson vs. Radford, 12/12/94 (11-11) 2. 92.3 Gay Elmore vs. Bluefield, 1/21/87 (12-13) 3. 90.0 Matt Murrer vs. SVU, 12/2/03 (9-10)
Ramon Williams vs. JMU, 11/28/88 (9-10) 5. 84.6 Mark Current vs. Marshall, 1/29/87 (11-13)
Geoff Hinshelwood vs. Georgia St., 12/16/78(11-13)
BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
(min. 12 attempts)
1. 100 Mike Manis vs. Old Dominion, 1968 (13-13) Robin Porter vs.West Virginia, 1/6/65 (13-13) Bobby Prince vs. UTC, 1/30/95 (12-12) Gay Elmore vs.App. State, 2/11/84 (12-12) Gay Elmore vs. JMU, 11/25/84 (12-12) John Kemper vs. Richmond, 1968 (12-12)
MOST 3-P POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
1. 9 Fred Robinson vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 2. 7 Austin Kenon vs.William & Mary, 12/20/07
Fred Robinson vs. South Dakota State, 11/12/06 Lawrence Gullette vs.Virginia, 12/19/94 Ramon Williams vs. Richmond 2/2/89 Ramon Williams vs. Oral Roberts, 1/2/88
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1. 17 Fred Robinson vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 2. 16 Fred Robinson vs. Liberty, 2/21/07
Chavis Holmes vs. Coastal Carolina, 1/15/07 Fred Robinson vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 5. 14 Ramon Williams vs.Western Carolina, 2/12/90
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1. 100 Ramon Williams vs.Western Carolina, 2/13/89 (5-5)
Eric Mann blocked nine shots against The Citadel on Jan. 15, 2000.
Reggie Williams poured in 45 points against Virginia Intermont on Nov. 15, 2006.
Fred Robinson made nine three-pointers against Charleston Southern on Jan. 13, 2007.
