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2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
GAME 1
NOVEMBER 11, 2011
HOLMES CENTER • 8,325
BOONE, N.C.
APPALACHIAN
STATE
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COVERAGE
None
TELEVISION
RADIO
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WEB
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will be available for home games
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SPORTS INFORMATION
Appalachian State
MBKB Contact Charles Cochrum
E-mailcochrumca@appstate.edu
Office828-262-7602
Mobile828-964-6407
WebsiteGoASU.com
Lees-McRae
MBKB Contact
Whitney Noble
E-mailnoblew@lmc.edu
Office828-898-3510
Mobile813-957-7546
WebsiteLMCBobcats.com
LEES-McRAE
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FRIDAY’S GAME
• Appalachian State University
men’s basketball opens the
2011-12 campaign on Friday
with a 7 p.m. home contest
against Lees-McRae.
• The Mountaineers return four
starters from last year’s 16-15
squad, which placed third in the
Southern Conference North Divsion with a 10-8 league record.
• Highlighting the returnees are
four seniors, including SoCon
Preseason Player of the Year
Omar Carter. The wing averaged
16.3 points and 5.8 rebounds
last season and is the league’s
top returning scorer.
• Carter is joined by senior
post players Isaac Butts, Petey
Hausley and Andre Williamson.
The veterans are surrounded by
a cast of new faces, including
six players waiting to make their
Black and Gold debuts.
November
11 LEES-McRAE
15 at ETSU
19 at Tennessee Tech
22 EAST CAROLINA
Charlotte, N.C.
26MILLIGAN
• Junior transfer Rodney Milum
was 8-of-12 from downtown
to lead the barrage. The guard
finished with a game-high 28
points.
December
1
UNCG *
3
at Georgia Southern *
6
at Minnesota
10ETSU
17 at North Carolina
22 CAMPBELL
30 at Miami (Fla.)
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
TBA
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
January
5
at Samford *
7
at Chattanooga *
12 FURMAN *
14 DAVIDSON *
19 at Wofford *
21 WESTERN CAROLINA *
26 at UNCG *
28 ELON *
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
February
2
SAMFORD *
4
CHARLESTON *
6
at Elon *
9
at Furman *
11 WOFFORD *
15 CHATTANOOGA *
18BRACKETBUSTER
22 at The Citadel *
25 at Western Carolina *
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
• Lees-McRae returns just one
starter from last season’s 6-20
campaign.
• The Bobcats and Mountaineers
square off for just the fourth
time in the programs’ histories,
with ASU holding a 3-0 advantage in the series.
• Appalachian dispatched the
local foe, 77-44, two seasons
ago in the last meeting.
• Butts scored a career-high 22
points in the win.
2011-12 MOUNTAINEERS AT-A-GLANCE
No.Name
Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.
1 Rodney Milum
G 6-0 190 Jr.
2 Tab Hamilton
G 6-3 175 Fr.
3 G.J. Vilarino
G 6-1 185 RSo.
11 Nathan Healy
F 6-7 220 Jr.
13 Jamaal Trice
F 6-6 230 Jr.
21 Omar Carter
G 6-5 215 Sr.
22 Griffin Shaw
G 6-0 170 So.
23 Mike Neal
G 6-2 170 Fr.
24 Brian Okam
C 7-0 260 RSo.
32 Isaac Butts
C 6-10 290 RSr. 33 Mitch Woods
G 6-3 210 So.
50 Andre Williamson F 6-7 240 Sr. 54 Petey Hausley
F 6-6 240 Sr.
Hometown
GP-GS PPG RPG
Houston, Texas
Winston-Salem, N.C.
McKinney, Texas
New Bern, N.C.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Charlotte, N.C.
Charlotte, N.C.
Greensboro, N.C.
Enugu, Nigeria
Milledgeville, Ga.
Naples, Fla.
Dayton, Ohio
Marion, N.C.
MOUNTAINEER GAME NOTES
SCHEDULE/RESULTS
• ASU fans got a taste of the
2011-12 squad’s potential
one week ago when the Apps
drained 17 three-pointers in a
102-64 exhibition thrashing of
Lenoir-Rhyne.
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Misc.
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7 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
March
2-5 at SoCon Tournament
Asheville, N.C.
INSIDE...
Media Information ...................................... 2
Record When ................................................. 3
Southern Conference ................................. 4
Miscellaneous Stats .................................... 8
Last Time it Happened ............................... 9
Jason Capel/Holmes Center .................. 10
Career High Quick Reference ................ 11
Radio/TV Roster ......................................... 12
Player Profiles ..............................................NA
Season Stats.................................................NA
2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
MEDIA INFORMATION
Appalachian Basketball Contact
Charles Cochrum
E-Mail........................ cochrumca@appstate.edu
Office.............................................828-262-7602
Mobile..........................................828-964-6407
Fax..................................................828-262-6106
INTERVIEW POLICY
ASU head coach Jason Capel will be
available for interviews with the media at
times to be determined. Media members
should contact basketball SID Charles Cochrum for interviews with all coaches, staff
and student-athletes.
Appalachian players will be available for
brief interviews following practice. Interviews of a longer duration with players may
be arranged by contacting basketball SID
Charles Cochrum. All player interviews must
be arranged through the sports information
office.
Players are instructed not to accept
phone calls or participate in any interviews not arranged by the sports information office.
POSTGAME PROCEDURES
For games at the Holmes Center, head
coach Jason Capel and selected players
will be available during a postgame press
conference as soon as possible following the
conclusion of the game. It will be held in the
media room located at the media entrance.
The ASU locker room is closed both
home and away. A member of the ASU
sports information office will take requests
for players with about two minutes remaining at home games.
ASU coaches and players are not available for one-on-one interviews prior to the
press conference except for live television
broadcasts and the Appalachian ISP Sports
Network radio broadcast. If time permits,
ASU coaches and players may be available
for brief one-on-one interviews following
the conclusion of the press conference.
SoCon TELECONFERENCE
Coach Capel and the rest of the Southern Conference men’s basketball coaches
will be featured on the SoCon teleconference.
Capel and the rest of the North Division coaches are on the conference call on
alternating weeks with the South Division
coaches. For dates, times and access numbers, call the SoCon public affairs office at
864-591-5101.
GoASU.COM
The official website of ASU athletics,
www.GoASU.com, includes pregame notes,
game and season statistics, and recaps following each game. In addition, live stats and
streaming video and audio are available for
all home contests.
BASKETBALL E-MAIL LIST
To receive the latest news and notes
on the ASU program in your inbox, contact
Charles Cochrum to be added to the e-mail
list.
vs. LEES-McRAE
MATCHUP AT A GLANCE
Category
AppalachianLees-McRae
Location
Boone, N.C.
Banner Elk, N.C.
Enrollment
17,222700
Conference
SouthernCarolinas
Nickname
MountaineersBobcats
Head Coach
Jason Capel
Scott Polsgrove
Coach’s Record at School
16-15 / 2nd
23-120 / 6th
Coach’s Career Record
Same
213-372 / 20th
Overall Record
16-15*
6-20*
Conference Record
10-8
2-16
Points Per Game
73.1
71.3
Points Allowed Per Game
73.2
78.4
Average Scoring Margin
-0.1
-7.1
Rebounds Per Game
34.4
33.8
Rebounds Allowed Per Game
34.5
37.4
Average Rebound Margin
-0.1
-3.6
Field Goal Percentage
.455
.442
Field Goal Percentage Defense
.462
.474
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage .337
.339
Three-Point Field Goal Pct. Defense .340
.346
Free-Throw Percentage
.705
.648
Assists Per Game
10.5
12.8
Turnover Margin
-0.7
-1.2
Assist/Turnover Ratio
0.8
0.8
Blocks Per Game
2.9
3.1
Steals Per Game
5.8
8.1
* -all records and stats from 2010-11 season
THE SERIES
Series vs. Lees-McRae
Series.......................................... ASU, 3-0
At Home...............................................2-0
At Lees-McRae...................................0-0
Neutral Sites.......................................0-0
Most ASU Points...........117, 11/27/99
Most LMC Points............ 74, 11/27/99
Fewest ASU Points...........31, 1935-36
Fewest LMC Points ........... 8, 1935-36
Largest ASU Win............. 44, 11/27/99
Largest LMC Win ............................ N/A
Current Streak............................3 - ASU
Recent Meetings
Year
W-L
1935-36 W
1999-00 W
2009-10 W
• Appalachian is a perfect 3-0
against nearby Lees-McRae.
• Isaac Butts sank 11-of-12 field
goal attempts for a career high
22 points with nine rebounds
and a block.
• The Apps’ last win came two
seasons ago with a 77-44 win at
the Holmes Center.
• Since a 1935-36 contest in
which the Mountaineers carved
out a 31-8 win, the teams met
just one other time.
• ASU pounded the Bobcats,
117-74, in 1999-2000. Appalachian’s 117 points stand as the
second-most points in a game
in program history.
• Three current Apps saw action
against the Bobcats in 2009.
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• Andre Williamson came off
the bench to score four points
and grab four rebounds while
Nathan Healy also appeared in
the contest.
• In the previous meeting,
Shawn Alexander led the Apps
with 24 points, while Matt
McMahon added 22 and Rufus
Leach scored 21 of his own.
• Tyson Patterson dished out
14 of ASU’s 29 assists to set the
program record.
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TEAM INFORMATION
2010-11 Record.........................16-15
SoCon Record..................10-8/3rd N
Starters R/L......................................4/1
Letterwinners R/L..........................9/9
Seniors...................................................4
Juniors...................................................3
Sophomores........................................4
Freshmen..............................................2
ASU PROGRAM HISTORY
First season.................................. 1919
All-time record................... 1135-981
All-time winning pct................. .536
All-time SoCon record.......308-290
Outright SoCon titles.......................6
Shared SoCon titles..........................4
SoCon Tournament titles................2
Postseason appearances................4
NCAA appearances...........................2
....................L, 57-71 to LSU, 3/10/79
...... L, 61-87 to Ohio State, 3/17/00
NIT appearances................................1
........... L, 59-73 at Ole Miss, 3/14/07
CIT Appearances................................1
.........W, 93-71 vs. Harvard, 3/17/10
......... W, 80-72 at Marshall, 3/22/10
..............L, 56-64 vs. Pacific, 3/25/10
ASU COACHING STAFF
Head Coach................... Jason Capel
..........................North Carolina, 2002
Record at ASU............................16-15
Seasons.................................... Second
Career Record............................Same
Assoc. Head Coach.........Bobby Kummer
Alma Mater..................Charlotte, ‘96
Assistant Coaches..... Justin Gainey
.......................................... NC State, ‘00
...................................Kellen Sampson
.......................................Oklahoma, ‘06
PRONUNCIATIONS
Petey Hausley.................. HAWS-lee
Rodney Milum.................. MY-lum
Brian Okam.......................... OAK-um
Jamaal Trice..............................TRYCE
G.J. Vilarino...............vill-uh-REE-no
Bobby Kummer................ KOO-mer
Appalachian......app-uh-LATCH-in
2011-12 APPALACHIAN
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ASU’S RECORD WHEN...
Under
2011-12Capel
At home 1-0 (Exh.)
9-3
On the road 6-8
At neutral sites 1-4
In overtime
1-0
In SoCon games 10-8
In SoCon tournament 1-1
In non-conference games 1-0 (Exh.)
5-6
In games decided by ...
5 points or less 6-10 points 11 points or more 1-0 (Exh.)
4-4
7-3
5-8
Leading at the half 1-0 (Exh.)
Trailing at the half Tied at the half Shooting 40% or better 1-0 (Exh.)
Shooting less than 40% Opp. 40% or better Opp. less than 40% 1-0 (Exh.)
Shooting better than opp. 1-0 (Exh.)
Shooting worse than opp. Shooting same as opp.
10-4
3-10
3-1
16-8
0-7
13-15
3-0
13-3
3-10
0-1
Outrebounding opp. 1-0 (Exh.)
Opp. outrebounds ASU Rebounds are tied 12-4
3-10
1-1
70% or better on FT Less than 70% on FT 1-0 (Exh.)
More FT att. than opp. Less FT att. than opp. 1-0 (Exh.)
Same FT att. as opp. 9-8
7-7
15-7
1-8
40% or better on 3PT 1-0 (Exh.)
Less than 40% on 3PT 5-3
11-12
More turnovers than opp. Less turnovers than opp. 1-0 (Exh.)
Same turnovers as opp. 7-8
6-4
3-3
Scoring 80 or more points 1-0 (Exh.)
Scoring 70-79 points Scoring 60-69 points Scoring 50-59 points Scoring less than 50 points 6-0
7-6
3-7
0-2
Allowing 80 or more points Allowing 70-79 points Allowing 60-69 points 1-0 (Exh.)
Allowing 50-59 points Allowing 50 or less points 2-7
5-7
5-1
4-0
On Sunday
On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday 1-0 (Exh.)
On Friday On Saturday 0-1
1-0
1-0
2-1
3-6
2-2
7-5
In November 1-0 (Exh.)
In December In January In February In March 2-2
3-5
3-6
7-1
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TIPPING OFF
• Appalachian State officially tips off the 2011-12
campaign on Friday night against Lees-McRae at
the Holmes Center.
• The Mountaineers open the season at home for
the second time in the past three years. ASU defeated UNC Wilmington in the 2009 season opener,
before taking to the road to down Tulsa last season.
• The Apps play five non-conference games in the
Holmes Center in addition to hosting East Carolina
in Charlotte on Nov. 22.
HOME OPENERS
• Appalachian has won nine of its 11 home openers
in the Holmes Center, including three in a row.
• The Mountaineers were 3-0 at home against nonconference competition.
SeasonOpponent
Result
2000-01
North Carolina
L, 69-99
2001-02
East Carolina
W, 93-87
2002-03
Mars Hill
W, 104-72
2003-04
George Washington
W, 80-77
2004-05
Erskine
W, 79-49
2005-06
Arkansas-Little Rock
W, 75-65
2006-07 North Greenville
W, 109-71
2007-08
Davidson
L, 71-60
2008-09
Charlotte
W, 87-84 (2OT)
2009-10
UNC Wilmington
W, 79-68
2010-11
Montreat
W, 101-71
SEASON OPENERS
• With last season’s thrilling 89-86 win at Tulsa, Appalachian State has won five of its last seven season
openers dating back to 2004-05, including the last
two.
• The Mountaineers downed UNC Wilmington to
open the 2009-10 campaign and halt a two-game
skid in season opener losses. ASU fell at Charlotte in
2007-08 and at UNC Wilmington the following year.
• Prior to that stretch, ASU won three-straight, including victories over Erskine, Arkansas-Little Rock
and North Greenville from 2004-06.
SCOUTING THE BOBCATS
• Lees-McRae head coach Scott Polsgrove returns
11 players from last season’s 6-20 squad. Junior
guard Daniel Sepokas is the only returning starter,
however, after scoring 13.2 points per game last
season.
• The Bobcats dropped an exhibition at UNC Asheville earlier this week, 98-67. Sepokas led LMC with
17 points in the contest.
• LMC shot 40.7 percent from the field against
UNCA, but lost the rebound battle, 51-35, and
turned the ball over 23 times.
APPALACHIAN
BY THE NUMBERS ...
0 • Appalachian does not face any team
for the first time in 2011-12. ASU has
faced all of its scheduled opponents at
least one time before this season.
8 • Rodney Milum sank 8-of-12 three-
pointers in his unofficial ASU debut
to lead the Mountaineers past LenoirRhyne, 102-64, on Nov. 11. His 28 points
were the most in an exhibition since
Donald Sims scored 33 against Mars Hill
in 2009.
8.1 • Isaac Butts hauled in 8.1
rebounds per game in 2009-10. His average ranked second in the league on the
season, and only one player notched a
higher total in 2010-11, while Butts was
sidelined (Wofford senior Tim Johnson 8.5 rebounds per game).
16 • Butts enters his senior campaign
just 16 rebounds shy of cracking ASU’s
career top-10 list. Tim Powers (1988-92)
currently holds the place with 637 career
boards.
17 • ASU’s 17-of-28 night from
downtown in the exhibition would have
matched the program record for longballs made had it been a regular-season
contest.
23 • ASU posted a 9-3 mark at home
last season and set a Holmes Center Record with 14 wins the year before. ASU’s
23 home wins in the last two seasons are
the third-most in the SoCon over that
period. Only Western Carolina (25) and
College of Charleston (24) have more.
32 • Average age of ASU’s coaching
staff (Capel - 31, Gainey - 34, Kummer 37, Sampson - 26). Colgate is believed to
have the nation’s youngest staff at 29.8
years old. Head coach Matt Langel is the
eldest of that group at 33 years old.
40 • Appalachian won 40 games over
the last two seasons.
68.2 • In 11 seasons in the Holmes
Center, Appalachian has posted a 101-47
record, good for a 68.2 winning percentage.
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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
STANDINGS
North Division
Chattanooga
Western Carolina
Appalachian State
Elon
UNCG
Samford
SoCon Overall
WLWL
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
South Division
SoCon Overall
WLWL
College of Charleston
0000
Wofford
0000
Furman
0000
Davidson
0000
The Citadel
0000
Georgia Southern 0000
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
(ALL TIMES EASTERN)
NOVEMBER 11 (FRIDAY)
Lees-McRae at Appalachian State
7 p.m.
Holy Cross at College of Charleston
7 p.m.
Guilford at Davidson
8 p.m.
Roanoke College at Furman
7:30 p.m.
Valparaiso at Georgia Southern
7:30 p.m.
The Citadel vs. VMI
9 p.m.
(All Military Classic at Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Elon at Massachusetts
9 p.m.
UNCG at Tennessee
7 p.m.
(EA Sports Maui Invitational)
Western Carolina at South Carolina
7 p.m.
Wofford at Georgia
8 p.m.
NOVEMBER 12 (SATURDAY)
Youngstown State at Samford
8 p.m.
The Citadel vs. Air Force or Army
9:30 p.m.
(All Military Classic at Colorado Springs, Colo.)
NOVEMBER 13 (SUNDAY)
Emory & Henry at Wofford
Chattanooga at Indiana
(Hoosier Classic)
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
NOVEMBER 14 (MONDAY)
Richmond at Davidson
Furman at Columbia
UNCG at Georgetown
(EA Sports Maui Invitational)
8:15 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
NOVEMBER 15 (TUESDAY)
Morehead State at Coll. of Charleston
South Carolina at Elon
Montreat College at Western Carolina
Appalachian State at ETSU
Chattanooga at Butler
(Hoosier Classic)
8 a.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
NOVEMBER 16 (WEDNESDAY)
Clemson at The Citadel
Georgia Southern at Wake Forest
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
BUTTS’ RETURN LOOMS LARGE
• After sitting out the 2010-11 season while recovering from an offseason knee injury, senior
Isaac Butts returns to the court for the first time
since averaging 8.5 points, 8.1 rebounds and
1.0 blocks per game as a junior.
• The big man boasts 16 career double doubles
and ranks in the program’s career top-10 in
both field-goal percentage and blocks. He
is 16 boards shy of cracking ASU’s top-10 in
rebounds as well.
• Butts’ return will be felt throughout the
Mountaineer lineup, as it both bolsters the
team’s depth in the post and also allows classmate Andre Williamson to return to his more
natural power forward position. Williamson
led the Apps in rebounds, blocks and shooting
percentage last season in Butts’ absence.
NEW FACES ON THE COURT ...
• Appalachian welcomes six new faces onto
the court in 2011-12, including junior transfers
Rodney Milum and Jamaal Trice, redshirt
sophomores Brian Okam and G.J. Vilarino,
and freshmen Tab Hamilton and Mike Neal.
• Additionally, sophomore Jay Canty joins the
Black and Gold for 2011-12 but will redshirt the
season after transferring from Xavier.
... AND ON THE BENCH
• Assistant coach Kellen Sampson joins the
Mountaineer bench this season following one
season at Stephen F. Austin.
• Despite his young age (26), Sampson has
amassed quite the coaching resume following
stints at Indiana and Oklahoma.
• Sampson joins Justin Gainey and Bobby Kummer in their second seasons on Jason Capel’s
staff.
WILLIAMSON TOURS CHINA ON
SUMMER MISSION
• Following a breakout junior season in the
post, Andre Williamson made further strides as
a player and as a person on a three-week trip to
China with Athletes In Action.
• The Dayton, Ohio native played with other
NCAA Division I student-athletes in eight exhibition contests against the Under-22 national
team and several upper-level Chinese teams.
• In addition to the competitions, Williamson
and the other basketball players completed
volunteer and mission work across East Asia.
PRESEASON
PROGNOSTICATIONS
• The Southern Conference coaches voted senior Omar Carter the league’s Preseason Player
of the Year. The early honor is well-deserved
as the wing is the SoCon’s top returning scorer
from last season in addition to 5.8 rebounds
per game, 40 assists and 26 steals in his first
season with the Apps.
• Both the league’s coaches and media picked
ASU to finish second in the North Division,
behind defending champion Chattanooga.
Coaches Poll
Team (1st Place Votes) North Division
1. Chattanooga (9)
2. Appalachian State (2)
3. Western Carolina (1)
4. UNCG
5. Elon
6. Samford
South Division
1. Davidson (10)
2. College of Charleston (2)
3. Georgia Southern
4. Furman
5. Wofford
6. The Citadel
SoCon Media Poll
Team (1st Place Votes) North Division
1. Chattanooga (24)
2. Appalachian State (3)
3. Western Carolina (2)
4. UNCG (1)
5. Elon
6. Samford South Division
1. Davidson (18)
2. College of Charleston (10)
3. Wofford (1)
4. Furman
5. Georgia Southern (1)
6. The Citadel
Total Points
64
51
44
42
29
16
65
56
42
34
32
17
Total Points
APPALACHIAN’S STATS IN ITS LAST THREE GAMES*
172
136
123
90
76
36
165
156
105
80
76
48
GP-GSFG-FGA PCT3FG-FGAPCT FT-FTA PCTREB-AVG.AST. TO BLKSTL PTS/AVG
Healy
3-0 3-6.5000-1.0003-4.7505-1.7 2011 9/3.0
Carter
3-318-34
.5293-8.3751-11.000
19-6.36812 40/13.3
Shaw
1-0 0-0.0000-0.0000-0.0000-0.0 0000 0/0.0
Woods 2-0 2-4.5000-0.0000-0.0007-3.5 4200 4/2.0
Williamson 3-3 11-22.500 0-0 .00012-15.80013-4.3 4 5 7 3 34/11.3
Hausley 3-010-21.4760-0.0007-11.636
15-5.00522 27/9.0
Team
8-2.7
1
Total
3 85-162.52526-52.50046-60.76793-31.033451116242/80.7
Opponents 3 89-179.49716-40.40037-47.78786-28.74435 9 24231/77.0
*2010-11: vs. The Citadel, Georgia Southern and Wofford
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APPS SHOW OFF RANGE IN
EXHIBITION
• Despite Isaac Butts’ absence and with Southern Conference Preseason Player of the Year
Omar Carter playing just two minutes off the
bench while resting an injury in last Thursday
night’s exhibition against Lenoir-Rhyne, the
Mountaineer offense still fired on all cylinders
and gave fans a glimpse of the 2011-12 team’s
potential.
• Junior transfer Rodney Milum sank 8-of-12
three-pointers to help the Apps to a 17-of-28
night from downtown. In the regular season,
Milum’s outburst in his unofficial debut would
have ranked fourth on ASU’s single-game list.
ASU’s 17 treys matched the most in program
history, tying the 2005-06 squad’s output
against The Citadel. ASU’s season high from
downtown in 2010-11 was 11.
• Milum’s 28 points were the most in an exhibition since Donald Sims scored 33 against Mars
Hill in 2009. Sims was 5-of-6 from beyond the
arc in that contest.
• ASU’s 63 first-half points matched or exceeded
the team’s total output from five complete
games in 2010-11.
• Andre Williamson sank 7-of-8 shots in the
contest to score 17 points to accompany eight
rebounds. The senior added two steals and a
block in 26 minutes.
• Jamaal Trice added 11 points in his unofficial
debut, while Nathan Healy notched 10 points
with three treys in four attempts.
MOUNTAINEERS RETURN TO
TWCA
• After a 10-year hiatus in the rivalry, Appalachian will host East Carolina in Charlotte’s Time
Warner Cable Arena on Nov. 22.
• The game is the first in a two-season homeand-home series, with the Mountaineers returning to Greenville, N.C. in November 2012.
• The last meeting between the in-state foes
was 2001-02, when Appalachian earned a 93-87
home-opening win, though the rivalry dates
back to the 1933-34 season.
• ASU last played at the home of the Charlotte
Bobcats in the 2010 Southern Conference
Championship semifinals and final.
FOUR STARTERS RETURN
• ASU lost its career leading scorer in Donald
Sims from last season, but returns four starters
from the 2010-11 squad as well as Isaac Butts,
who started 35 games as a junior in 2009-10
and all 31 games in 2008-09.
• Omar Carter, Petey Hausley, Andre Williamson
and Mitch Woods all started at least 17 games
last season.
• The last time ASU returned four starters was
for the 2009-10 season, when the Mountaineers
rattled off 24 wins, a North Division Championship and postseason berth.
Returning Starters Heading Into Season
(by most number of starts in previous season)
2011-12(4) Carter, Hausley, Williamson, Woods
Lost (1): Sims
2010-11(3) Jeremi Booth, Butts, Sims
Lost (2): Kellen Brand, Josh Hunter
2009-10 (4) Brand, Butts, Hunter, Sims
Lost (1): Eduardo Bermudez
2008-09(3) Bermudez, Brand, Sims
Lost (2): Jeremy Clayton, Donte Minter
MEN’S BASKETBALL EXCELS IN
THE CLASSROOM
• Since the NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR)
was introduced, Appalachian has been one of the
most successful programs in the nation in exceeding the NCAA’s academic benchmark.
• In each year the NCAA has released APR data, the
Mountaineers have finished well above the NCAA
benchmark score of 925.
• For 2005-06, ASU was one of only 13 public institutions to garner the award.
• The 2008-09 Apps posted the highest score in
four years with a 980, placing the team in the top
30 percent of programs nationally.
• Below is a look at how ASU has fared in the APR
in each year data was compiled. Also included for
comparison are the average scores of all Division I
schools and all Division I public universities.
Year
ASU Division I Public Univs.
2009-10970 945
937
2008-09
980 940 931
2007-08971 933
924
2006-07972 938
928
2005-06976 934
923
2004-05991 927
917
2003-04981 926
914
STARTING FIVE
A look at the number of times a group has started together, and the team’s record for each lineup.
PG GG/FF F/C
Woods Milum Trice WilliamsonOkam
* - Exhibition vs. Lenoir-Rhyne
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1-0*
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Below is a look at ASU’s conversion
rates on the front end on 1-and-1s
when in the bonus.
Player
NA
TOTAL
OPPONENTS
FT-FTAPct
RPI WATCH
Below is ASU’s RPI ranking this season with the ranking for all of ASU’s
Division I opponents this season.
TeamRPI
Appalachian State
195
Campbell279
Chattanooga199
The Citadel
294
College of Charleston
72
Davidson182
East Carolina
96
ETSU91
Elon
269
Furman116
Georgia Southern
341
Miami73
Minnesota85
North Carolina
6
Samford284
Tennessee Tech
189
UNCG298
Western Carolina
172
Wofford109
Southern Conference
19
* RPI’s are final 2010-11 season
INJURY REPORT
Probable
•
Omar Carter (hand)
Questionable
•
G.J. VIlarino (ankle)
2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
LAST MEETING
LEES-McRAE44
APPALACHIAN77
Nov. 17, 2009 • Boone, N.C.
Holmes Center • 1,621
Isaac Butts scored 10 first-half points and
six of the team’s first eight after the intermission as he finished with a career-best
22 in Appalachian State University men’s
basketball’s 77-44 win against Lees-McRae.
Butts led the squad on the boards with
nine rebounds as ASU held a 44-30 edge
on the glass.
The Mountaineers (2-1) shot a stout 54.4
percent from the field while holding LMC
to only 30.5 percent shooting.
Appalachian opened a 17-point first-half
lead and never looked back in the rout. The
squad then showed its depth in the second
half as 14 players made appearances and
12 different Mountaineers scored.
Donald Sims scored seven points in the
contest to go along with three assists and
a steal, but did not sink a three-pointer in
the game.
LEES-MCRAE44
Player
FG3FG FT R TP A MIN
Haymer-F
2-80-1 2-2 3 6 0
Kurtz-C
1-20-0 0-0 0 2 0
8
Hoots-G
0-40-3 0-0 2 0 4
21
26
Sepokas-G
0-70-2 0-0 2 0 1
28
Youse-G
6-143-8 0-1 3 15 0
19
Johnson 0-1
Young
0-30-3 0-0 1 0 1
13
Helms
0-20-2 0-0 1 0 0
10
Nikolov
0-00-0 0-0 1 0 0
0
Hardin 2-4
McFerran
7-101-2 1-1 6 16 1
Scott
0-30-0 0-0 2 0 0
Benjamin 0-0
Henry
0-10-0 0-2 0 0 0
0-1
1-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Team
1
3
3
2
Totals
18-595-25 3-6 30
FG%
3FG%
FT%
Half (26)
.333 (10-30)
.250 (3-12)
1.000 (3-3)
0
1
5
8
0
0
7
30
8
1
FORMER STANDOUT DRAFTED
BY NBDL’S RENO BIGHORNS
• Following the completion of a stellar four-year
career at Appalachian, guard Donald Sims was
drafted in the NBDL’s fourth round by the Reno
Bighorns earlier this month.
• The Gaffney, S.C. native opens the campaign
on Nov. 25.
• Reno is the minor league affiliate of the Atlanta
Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies and Sacramento
Kings for this season.
NEW-LOOK ON THE COURT
• ASU’s home court received a facelift over the
offseason with a new paint job.
• Fans will notice the incorporation of the ‘Block
A’ logo replacing the former Yosef head.
• In accordance with NCAA rules changes from
last year, a semi-circle has been added underneath the basket to indicate where defenders
must be set to draw a charge.
• Finally, the old three-point line has been removed as NCAA women’s basketball has moved
out to the same arc as the men.
GLANCING AHEAD
• The Mountaineers take a three-game break
away from the Holmes Center, beginning with a
road trip to Tennessee.
• ASU faces former SoCon rival ETSU in the first
game of a home-and-home series on Tuesday in
Johnson City.
• The Apps then return the 2010 BracketBuster
game at Tennessee Tech on Nov. 19.
• The swing away from the High Country wraps
up on Nov. 22 against East Carolina at Charlotte’s Time Warner Cable Arena.
14
8
44
9
200
Final
.305
.200
.500
APPALACHIAN77
Player
FG3FG FT R TP A MIN
Hunter-F
3-40-1 0-2 3 6 4
Butts-C
Sims-G
11-120-0 0-0 9
22 1
16
21
2-50-3 3-3 3 7 3
25
Abraham-G 2-70-3 0-0 2 4 5
21
Brand
3-32-2 2-3 4 10 4
23
Healy
0-10-0 0-0 1 0 0
11
Wright
3-41-1 0-0 1 7 1
20
Booth 2-5
15
Archer
0-00-0 0-0 0 0 0
Lail
0-10-0 2-2 1 2 0
4
Highsmith
1-41-4 0-0 2 3 1
12
Webb
1-20-0 0-0 2 2 0
12
Nirenberg
2-50-0 1-2 7 5 1
7
Williamson 1-4
9
1-4
0-0
0-0
2-6
0
4
5
1
4
4
0
Team5
Totals
31-575-18 10-18 44
FG%
3FG%
FT%
Half (43)
.567 (17-30)
.273 (3-11)
.857 (6-7)
77
21
CAREER STATS VS. LEES-McRAE
GP-GS FG-FGA PCT3FG-FGAPCT FT-FTA PCTREB-AVG.AST. TO BLKSTLPTS/AVG
Butts
1-1 11-12
.9170-0.0000-0.0009-9.0 121122/22.0
Healy
1-0 0-1.0000-0.0000-0.0001-1.0 0000 0/0.0
Williamson1-0 1-4.2500-0.0002-6.3334-4.0 0102 4/4.0
200
Final
.544
.278
.556
Fouls: ASU 12 (Three, 2), LMC 15 (Two, 3). Turnovers: ASU 16
(Wright, 3), LMC 19 (Hoots, 5). Blocks: ASU 2 (Two, 1), LMC 1
(Haymer). Steals: ASU 7 (Two, 2), LMC 5 (Hoots, 3).
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GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
CLUTCH FREE THROWS
Player
FT-FTA
TOTAL
Pct.
CURRENT PLAYERS IN THE
ASU CAREER RECORD BOOK
Last Attempts
0-0--
* Final three minutes of regulation and OT when score is within 10 when player is fouled.
SEASON AND CAREER PERFORMANCES
2011-12Career
DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES
Isaac Butts
30 (21-9)
Omar Carter
26 (14-12)
Andre Williamson
19 (11-8)
Petey Hausley
7 (4-3)
Nathan Healy
4 (0-4)
20+ POINT GAMES
Omar Carter Isaac Butts
Andre Williamson
7+ ASSIST GAMES
Mitch Woods
Nathan Healy
1 (0-1)
1 (1-0)
DOUBLE-DOUBLES
Isaac Butts
Andre Williamson
Omar Carter
Petey Hausley
16 (13-3)
4 (2-2)
3 (2-1)
1 (1-0)
9 (8-2)
1 (1-0)
1 (1-0)
30+ POINT GAMES
Omar Carter
1 (1-0)
5+ STEAL GAMES
2011-12Career
10+ REBOUND GAMES
Isaac Butts
24 (19-5)
Andre Williamson 8 (3-5)
Omar Carter
3 (2-1)
Petey Hausley
1 (1-0)
Nathan Healy 1 (1-0)
5+ THREE-POINTER GAMES
Omar Carter
2 (2-0)
4+ BLOCK GAMES
Andre Williamson
Isaac Butts
6 (2-4)
5 (2-3)
(ASU’s record in games in parenthesis)
BY HALVES
AppalachianOpponents
Most first-half points
Most second half-points
Most overtime points*
Fewest first-half points
Fewest second-half points
Scoring By Period 1st Half (Avg.)
Appalachian
Opponents
2nd Half (Avg.)
*single OT period
OT (Avg.)
FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
.690 (412-597) Ricky Nedd
1990-94
.614 (286-466) Donte Minter
2006-07
.598 (522-873) Kareem Livingston1994-98
.591 (278-490) Isaac Butts
2007.591 (366-619) Josh Shehan
1999-03
.585 (560-958) Charles Payton
1979-82
.580 (244-421) Cedrick Holmes 1998-00
.577 (523-906) Sam Gibson 1988-90
.568 (406-715) Jeremy Clayton 2004-07
.544 (395-726) Rod Davis 1983-86
.528 (190-360) Andre Williamson 2008-
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1,108
1,097
974
926
860
855
840
783
774
637
621
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
220
193
165
118
116
105
95
79
77
73
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
1962-65
1958-61
1978-82
1975-79
1953-56
1966-69
1991-95
1954-57
2004-08
1988-92
2007-
BLOCKS
.445 (65-146)
.433 (189-437)
.427 (103-241)
.419 (113-270)
.415 (68-164)
.405 (358-883)
.400 (68-170)
.400 (38-95)
.390 (170-436)
.389 (211-543)
Total
SCORING MARGIN
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Wayne Duncan
Rick Howe
Charles Payton
Mel Hubbard
Bob Campbell
Allan Price
Chad McClendon
Dave Abernathy
Jeremy Clayton
Tim Powers
Isaac Butts
Jeremy Clayton 2004-08
Ricky Nedd
1990-94
Kareem Livingston1994-98
Steve Spurlock
1989-92
Andre Williamson 2008Sam Gibson
1987-90
Chris McFarland 2001-05
Isaac Butts
2007Donte Minter
2006-08
Chad McClendon 1991-95
THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL
PERCENTAGE
Margin12345678910
11
12
13
14
15
16
17+
Wins *****************
Losses *****************
REBOUNDS
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Graham Bunn
2001-03
Kemp Phillips
1986-90
Rufus Leach 1999-2000
Ed Ward 1987-91
Shawn Alexander 1998-2001
Donald Sims
2007-11
Darryl Person 1986-88
Omar Carter
2010Tige Darner 1995-98
Billy Ross 1989-93
2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
DEFICITS OVERCOME
MISCELLANEOUS STATS
Leading Scorer
First Substitutions
Leading Rebounder
Three-Point Plays
Appalachian0/0
Opponents0/0
Leader in Assists
Dunks
Appalachian
Opponents
20-Pt Scoring Games
30-Pt Scoring Games
Four-Point Plays
Appalachian0/0
Opponents0/0
5-Second violations
Appalachian0
Opponents0
Shot Clock Violations
Appalachian0
Opponent0
Technical Fouls
Appalachian0
Opponents0
First-half Timeouts
Appalachian0
Opponents0
Jump Balls Controlled
Appalachian0/0
Opponents0/0
Below is a look at ASU and its opponents’ largest
deficits overcome to tie the game or take a lead as
well as the time needed to overcome the deficit.
First to Score
Appalachian0
Opponents0
First to Score for ASU
How ASU Scored First Points
3-Pointer
Jumper
Layup
Free throw
Tip-in
Hook
Dunk
Runs of 8-0 or more
Appalachian0
Opponents0
Runs of 10-0 or more
Appalachian0
Opponents0
Largest Run
Appalachian0
Opponents0
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ASU
Time Opponent Time
Trailed Byto TieTrailed Byto Tie
Lenoir-RhyneNANANANA
Lees-McRae
ETSU
Tenn. Tech
East Carolina
Milligan
UNCG
Ga. Southern
Minnesota
ETSU
North Carolina
Campbell
Miami
Samford
Chattanooga
Furman
Davidson
Wofford
Western Carolina
UNCG
Elon
Samford
Coll. of Charleston
Elon
Furman
Wofford
Chatanooga
BracketBuster
The Citadel
Western Carolina
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GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED ...
SCORING
REBOUNDS
Less than 50 points..........49................................at Dayton, L 65-49, 12/21/09
50-59 points.......................56.................................. vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
60-69 points.......................65...................... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
70-79 points.......................70........................vs. The Citadel, W 70-59, 2/26/11
80-89 points.......................85........................ vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
90-99 points.......................91........................... vs. Milligan, W 91-71, 12/30/10
100+ points........................101.................... vs. Montreat, W 101-71, 11/16/10
Less than 20 rebounds...18..................... vs. Chattanooga, L 49-74, 2/21/04
20-29 rebounds.................29........................vs. The Citadel, W 70-59, 2/26/11
30-39 rebounds.................31.................................. vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
40-49 rebounds.................40.........................................at Elon, W 68-62, 2/5/11
50-59 rebounds.................52...................... vs. Montreat, W 101-71, 11/16/10
60 or more rebounds......63....................... at UNCW, LOT 101-108, 11/14/08
OPPONENT SCORING
Less than 20 rebounds...17............................. vs. Samford, W 82-68, 2/27/10
20-29 rebounds.................29........................ vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
30-39 rebounds.................38.................................. vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
40-49 rebounds.................44....................................vs. UNCG, L 75-74, 1/13/11
50-59 rebounds.................51.................vs. San Jose State, L 62-64, 11/16/07
60 or more rebounds......NA
OPPONENT REBOUNDS
Less than 50 points..........44....................vs. Lees-McRae, W 77-44, 11/17/09
50-59 points.......................57...................... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
60-69 points.......................69.................................. vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
70-79 points.......................70........................ vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
80-89 points.......................81..........................at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
90-99 points.......................92........................... at Campbell, L 92-63, 12/30/09
100+ points........................108..................... at UNCW, LOT 101-108, 11/14/08
FIELD GOAL PCT.
Less than 20 percent....... NA
20-29 percent..................... .288 (15-52).............. vs. Wofford, L, 56-51, 3/8/10
30-39 percent..................... .393 (22-56)............... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
40-49 percent..................... .450 (18-40)... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
50-59 percent..................... .519 (28-54).....vs. The Citadel, W 70-59, 2/26/11
60-69 percent..................... .600 (30-50)........ at W. Carolina, W 89-77, 2/6/10
70 percent or higher........ .710 (44-62)... vs. Tenn. Wesleyan, W 112-48, 12/30/99
OPPONENT FIELD GOAL PCT.
Less than 20 percent....... .149 (7-47)......... vs. Piedmont, W 92-36, 12/8/03
20-29 percent..................... .281 (18-64)........vs. Charleston, W 77-54, 3/7/10
30-39 percent..................... .391 (27-69).................. vs. Elon, W 79-71, 1/17/11
50-59 percent..................... .589 (33-56).......at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
60-69 percent..................... .618 (34-55).......at The Citadel, L, 91-67, 1/20/11
70 percent or higher........ .723 (34-47).....vs. Chattanooga, L 67-98, 3/6/03
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT.
Less than 10 percent....... .083 (1-12)................. vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
10-19 percent..................... .188 (3-16)...vs. Robert Morris, W 71-66, 12/18/10
20-29 percent..................... .200 (2-10)..... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
30-39 percent..................... .350 (7-20).......vs. The Citadel, W 70-59, 2/26/11
40-49 percent..................... .478 (11-23)..... vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
50-59 percent..................... .556 (10-18).. vs. Colorado St., L 82-79, 12/22/10
60 percent or higher........ .692 (9-13).........at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
OPPONENT THREE-POINT FG PCT.
Less than 10 percent....... .056 (1-18).........at Longwood, W 85-59, 1/31/05
10-19 percent..................... .111 (1-9)........ vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
20-29 percent..................... .276 (8-29)...vs. Chattanooga, W 78-68, 2/12/11
30-39 percent..................... .316 (6-19)....... vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
40-49 percent..................... .444 (4-9).................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
50-59 percent..................... .500 (6-12).........at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
60 percent or higher........ .643 (9-14)............... vs. Furman, L 85-82, 12/3/09
FREE THROW PCT.
OPPONENT ASSISTS
Less than 5 assists............3.............................. vs. Davidson, W 78-70, 2/10/01
5-10 assists..........................8..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
11-15 assists.......................12........................ vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
16-20 assists.......................16..........................at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
21-25 assists.......................21................................. at Furman, L 81-61, 1/29/11
26-30 assists.......................27..................... at Georgetown, L 89-60, 12/12/10
31 or more assists.............32................... at North Carolina, L 64-87, 1/17/98
BLOCKS
0 blocks................................0.............................at The Citadel, L, 91-67, 1/20/11
1-5 blocks............................5..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
6-10 blocks..........................6.............................. vs. Milligan, W 91-71, 12/30/10
11-15 blocks.......................11........................vs. W. Carolina, W 72-54, 2/22/05
OPPONENT BLOCKS
0 blocks................................0.......................vs. Chattanooga, W 78-68, 2/12/11
1-5 blocks............................3..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
6-10 blocks..........................6........................... vs. Charleston, W 85-70, 2/24/11
11-15 blocks.......................12..........................vs. Kentucky, L, 93-69, 12/20/08
STEALS
0 steals..................................0.................................. at Wofford, W 77-76, 12/7/09
1-5 steals..............................2..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
6-10 steals...........................7......................... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
11-15 steals.........................10...............at Western Carolina, L 79-78, 1/15/11
15+ steals............................18..................................vs. UNCG, W 80-66, 2/22/07
OPPONENT STEALS
Less than 50 percent....... .455 (10-22).... vs. Texas State, L 79-68, 12/23/10
80-89 perecent.................. .808 (21-26).......at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
90-99 percent..................... .909 (10-11).......at The Citadel, L, 91-67, 1/20/11
100 percent.........................1.000 (9-9)....vs. Chattanooga, W 80-74, 2/25/10
ASSISTS
Less than 5 assists............3............................. vs. The Citadel, W 71-61, 3/6/10
5-10 assists..........................7..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
10-15 assists.......................11...................... vs. Ga. Southern, W 65-57, 3/4/11
16-20 assists.......................16...................... vs. Ga. Southern, W 79-51, 1/8/11
21-25 assists.......................25.........................vs. Milligan, W 113-91, 12/17/09
26-30 assists.......................28.........................vs. Milligan, W 112-47, 12/30/08
31 or more assists.............31.........................vs. Montreat, W 105-57, 1/14/06
0 steals..................................NA
1-5 steals..............................1..................................... vs. Wofford, L 69-56, 3/5/11
6-10 steals...........................8.............................at High Point, W 82-81, 2/19/11
11-15 steals.........................14..............vs. Western Carolina, L 80-75, 2/17/11
15+ steals............................18...............at Western Carolina, L 89-84, 2/14/09
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GAME 1
BASKETBALL
HEAD COACH
JASON CAPEL
UNC, 2002
16-15
SECOND SEASON
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2009-10 Appalachian State
Assistant Coach
2010- pres.
Appalachian State
Head Coach
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
High School
1993-94 Greensboro (N.C.) Day School
1994-96
Chesapeake (Va.) Indian River HS
1996-98 St. John’s at Prospect Hall (Md.)
College
1998-2002
B.A., Communication
North Carolina
Professional
2002-04
Fayetteville Patriots
NBDL
2004-05
Kariya Aishin Sea Horses
JBL - Japan
2005-06
BT Roseto
Serie A - Italy
2006
Air Avellino
Serie A - Italy
2007
KK Crvena Zvezda Beograd
A-League - Serbia
EDUCATION
2002
North Carolina
B.A., Communication
vs. LEES-McRAE
HOLMES CONVOCATION CENTER
CAPACITY: 8,350
OPENED: NOVEMBER 2000
HOLMES CENTER TEAM RECORDS
ASU
Opp.
MOST POINTS
113 Milligan
108 Coll. of Charleston
Dec. 17, 2010
Feb. 15, 2003
ASU
Opp.
FEWEST POINTS
49 Chattanooga
36 Piedmont
Feb. 21, 2004
Dec. 8, 2003
MOST FIELD GOALS
42 North Greenville Nov. 13, 2006
42 Montreat
Jan. 14, 2006
Opp. 38 Gardner-Webb
Jan. 15, 2003
ASU
ASU
Opp.
MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
81 UNC Greensboro Jan. 11, 2003
81 North Greenville Nov. 13, 2006
84 East Tennessee State Jan. 6, 2003
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
ASU .672 (39-58) Ga. Southern
Feb. 13, 2010
Opp. .603 (35-58 ) Tennessee Tech Nov. 27, 2004
ASU
Opp.
MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS
17 The Citadel
Jan. 27, 2007
17 Charlotte
Nov. 25, 2002
ASU
Opp.
FEWEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS
1
Georgia Southern
Feb. 2, 2004
1
East Tennessee State
Feb. 23, 2002
1
Milligan
Dec. 30, 2008
HCC ATTENDANCE RECORDS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
8,350
8,325
5,373
5,343
5,109
5,075
5,011
4,055
3,949
3,893
3,891
3,743
3,731
3,716
3,697
LARGEST CROWDS
Davidson
Jan. 12, 2009
North Carolina
Nov. 17, 2000
Davidson
Feb. 22, 2003
Charlotte
Nov. 25, 2002
Western Carolina Feb. 22, 2005
Western Carolina Jan. 23, 2010
UNC Greensboro Feb. 22, 2007
Elon
Jan. 13, 2007
Davidson
Feb. 2, 2002
The Citadel
Feb. 1, 2003
Western Carolina Feb. 13, 2004
Georgia Southern Jan. 19, 2008
East Tennessee St. Jan. 24, 2004
The Citadel
Jan. 27, 2007
Western Carolina
Feb. 3, 2003
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LARGEST SoCon GAME CROWDS
8,350 Davidson
Jan. 12, 2009
5,373 Davidson
Feb. 22, 2003
5,109 Western Carolina Feb. 22, 2005
5,074 Western Carolina Jan. 23, 2010
5,011 UNC Greensboro Feb. 22, 2007
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LARGEST NON-CONFERENCE
GAME CROWDS
8,325 North Carolina
Nov. 17, 2000
5,343 Charlotte
Nov. 25, 2002
3,437 Arkansas-Little RockNov. 18, 2005
3,351 East Carolina
Nov. 19, 2001
3,210 Charlotte
Nov. 19, 2008
MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
ASU 42 The Citadel Feb. 3, 2005
Opp. 45 Charlotte Nov. 25, 2002
HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD PERECENTAGE
ASU .667 (10-15) Elon
Jan. 8, 2009
Opp. .688 (11-16) North Carolina
Nov. 17, 2000
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Birthdate Jan. 15, 1980
Hometown
Fayetteville, N.C.
NOTING COACH CAPEL
• Hired as ASU’s 15th head men’s basketball
coach on April 21, 2010.
• At 30 years, three months and six days
old, Capel became the youngest head
coach in NCAA Division I when he was
hired. The distinction was taken over by
Robert Morris’ Andrew Toole two weeks
later.
• Capel became the first ASU coach to win
double-figure Southern Conference games
in his first year (dating back to 1972).
• He is just the fourth ASU coach to to a
.500 winning percentage in his first season
at the helm.
ASU’S RECORD AT THE HOLMES CENTER
Season
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Total
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OverallPct.SoConPct.
6-8.4294-4.500
7-6.5382-6.250
12-2.8576-2.750
4-7.3641-7.125
13-1.9297-1.875
8-4.6674-3.571
12-1.9238-1.889
9-4.6928-2.800
7-7.5004-6.400
14-4.7787-2.778
9-3.7506-3.667
0-0--0-0-101-47.68257-37.606
www.GoASU.com
2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
Rodney Milum
G • 6-0 • 190 • Jr.
1
G.J. Vilarino
G • 6-1 • 185 • So.
Nathan Healy
F • 6-7 • 220 • Jr.
PPG
PPG
PPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
APG
APG
APG
APG
2
3
Omar Carter
G • 6-5 • 215 • Sr.
Griffin Shaw
G • 6-0 • 170 • So.
11
Mike Neal
G • 6-2 • 170 • Fr.
PPG
PPG
PPG
PPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
APG
APG
APG
APG
Brian Okam
C • 7-0 • 260 • RSo.
24
Tab Hamilton
G • 6-3 • 175 • Fr.
PPG
Jamaal Trice
G/F • 6-6 • 230 • Jr.
13
vs. LEES-McRAE
21
22
Isaac Butts
C • 6-10 • 290 • RSr.
Mitch Woods
G • 6-3 • 210 • So.
23
Andre Williamson
F • 6-7 • 240 • Sr.
PPG
PPG
PPG
PPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
RPG
APG
APG
APG
APG
32
Petey Hausley
F • 6-6 • 240 • Sr.
33
50
PRONUNCIATIONS
Petey HausleyHAWS-lee
PPG
Rodney Milum
RPG
Jamaal TriceTRYCE
MY-lum
Brian OkamOAK-um
G.J. Vilarinovill-uh-REE-no
54
APG
Bobby KummerKOO-mer
Appalachianapp-uh-LATCH-in
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2011-12 APPALACHIAN
GAME 1
BASKETBALL
vs. LEES-McRAE
CAREER HIGH QUICK REFERENCE
CATEGORY
BUTTS
CARTER
Points
22, vs. Lees-McRae (11/17/09)
35, at Tulsa (11/12/10)
Field Goals
11, vs. Lees-McRae (11/17/09)
10, Four times
6, Three times
Field Goal Attemps
13, Two times
18, Three times
10, Four times
3-Point Field Goals
HAMILTON
HAUSLEY
17, at High Point (2/19/11)
5, Two times
3-Point Field Goal Att.
8, vs. Ga. Southern (1/8/11)
Free Throws
4, Two times
10 , at Tulsa (11/12/10)
Free Throw Attempts
6, Two times
12, Two times
Rebounds
19, at Ga. Southern (2/2/09)
12, at UNCG (2/1/11)
Assists
4, Two times
1, Five times
2, Two times
Steals
3, Two times
Blocks
5, Three times
1, Seven times
CATEGORY
HEALY
MILUM
NEAL
Points
14, vs. ETSU (12/24/10)
TRICE
VILARINO
Field Goals
5, Two times
Field Goal Attemps
9, Three times
3-Point Field Goals
3, vs. ETSU (12/24/10)
4, Two times
Free Throws
5, at ETSU (11/14/09)
Free Throw Attempts
6, Two times
Rebounds
11, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Assists
4, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Steals
4, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Blocks
2, vs. Morgan State (11/28/09)
CATEGORY
SHAW
Points
3, Two times
2, Two times
OKAM
WILLIAMSON
20, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Field Goals
1, Two times
8, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Field Goal Attemps
3, Two times
13, at W. Carolina (1/15/11)
3-Point Field Goals
1, Two times
3, vs. Montreat (11/16/10)
Free Throws
2, vs. ETSU (12/24/10)
9, vs. Morgan State (11/30/09)
Free Throw Attempts
2, vs. ETSU (12/24/10)
10, Two times
Rebounds
1, vs. Montreat (11/16/10)
16, at Dayton (12/21/09)
Assists
1, vs. Milligan (12/30/10)
Steals
2, Three times
Blocks
5, vs. UNCW (11/13/09)
CATEGORY
WOODS
SCHOOL RECORD
Points
5, Two times
56, Stan Davis (1/24/74)
Field Goals
2, Two times
25, Stan Davis (1/24/74)
Field Goal Attemps
6, vs. UNCG (1/13/11)
42, Stan Davis (1/24/74)
3-Point Field Goals
1, Two times
10, Nate Cranford (1/6/07)
2, Three times
20, Donald Sims (1/19/10)
23, John Pyecha (2/9/55)
Free Throws
3, at Tulsa (11/12/10)
Free Throw Attempts
6, at Tulsa (11/12/10)
26, John Pyecha (2/9/55)
Rebounds
8, at Mississippi St. (11/19/10)
24, Larry Dudas (2/26/72)
Assists
7, at Vanderbilt (11/27/10)
14, Tyson Patterson (11/27/99)
Steals
2, vs. Chattanooga (2/12/11)
9, D.J. Thompson (2/22/07)
Blocks
1, Two times
8, R. Nedd & J. Clayton
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