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2 L I B E R T Y Chronology 97 tion. The Flames Sports Network began with Jerry Edwards handling the play-by-play. LBC moved into the new Liberty Gym. July, 99 Lynchburg Baptist College was founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell, pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church Lynchburg Baptist gained affiliation with the National Christian Collegiate Association. The first men's basketball team was coached by Dan Manley. Dale Gibson was the first assistant. The team practiced at the City Armory and Lynchburg Christian Academy. Games were held at Jefferson Forest High School. The first game was against Southland College with LBC winning, LBC finished its first season with a 7- mark. Steve Isaacs became Liberty's first NAIA All-American. Liberty completed the 99-9 season with a 6 / game turnaround which tied the NCAA record for the best turnaround, by a Division I school. The Flames finished with a 7 mark and concluded the regular season with a secondplace finish in the Big South Conference. Liberty finished second in the country in field goal percentage (.5) and th in three-point field goal percentage (.4). Julius Nwosu was named first team All-Conference and Keith Ferguson was a second team selection. Head Coach Jeff Meyer earned Virginia Sports Information Directors Coach of the Year honors. Mike Coleman was invited to the Atlanta Hawks Rookie Camp. He went on to play professionally in Portugal. 97 Lynchburg Baptist played its first varsity schedule and finished with a -4 record. Sept., 98 Liberty was accepted as a member of the East Coast Athletic Conference. 98 The Flames finished fifth in the NAIA National Championships with a -9 record. Steve Isaacs was named NAIA AllAmerican for the second straight year. Liberty Baptist joined the Mason-Dixon Athletic Conference Lynchburg Baptist College, was renamed Liberty Baptist College with the colors changing from green and gold to red, white and blue. The Flames joined the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) as an associate member. Mike Goad was named Liberty's first basketball All-American. 976 The first Flames road basketball game was broadcast on radio station WWOD-FM. Liberty won its first NCCAA district title. The Flames dropped their NAIA affiliation and became eligible for NCAA Division II postseason competition. Ezra Hill became the first Liberty Baptist player drafted in the NBA. He was drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the th round. 985 Liberty Baptist College became Liberty University. Cliff Webber was named a Division II All-American by Basketball Times. Webber was drafted by the Boston Celtics in the fourth round. Sept., Liberty was accepted for NCAA Division I membership. Harley "Skeeter" Swift was named Liberty Baptist College's second basketball coach. Mark Chafin was named the second NCCAA All-American. Nov. 6, 988 Liberty defeated Brooklyn College, 8-65, for its first NCAA Division I victory. 978 Dale Gibson was named the third basketball coach of the Liberty basketball program with Mike Goad being selected as LU's assistant coach. Goad's jersey, number 44, became the first Flames basketball jersey to be retired. Nov., 99 Liberty became an official member of the Big South Conference. 99 Liberty finished the 99 season with a 6-4 mark. Julius Nwosu was named first-team all-conference and Parish Hickman was selected to the second team. The Flames posted their first win ever over in-state opponent Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. 994 Liberty claimed its first-ever Big South Conference Tournament title against Campbell, The championship game was featured on ESPN, with over 8 students making the trek to Charleston, S.C. Liberty qualified for the NCAA tournament and faced defending national champion North Carolina. The Flames were a tough match for the Tar Heels, leading by as much as four points and trailing by a difference of six at half, -6. Liberty also claimed the lead with under minutes left, The Tar Heels ended with the win, 7-5, but the Flames proved to be a strong competitor in the biggest game in the history of the program. Liberty opened the Vines Convocation Center against VMI. VMI defeated the Flames, Nov., 979 The Flames opened Liberty Gym against Mt. Vernon Nazarene with a 95-8 win. Dec. 8, 979 The Flames played VMI in Lexington, Va., their first NCAA Division I opponent. The Keydets won the game, Liberty Baptist joined the NCAA at the Division II level as an associate member. The Flames won the NCCAA National Championship and posted a 8- record. Karl Hess and Ed Vickers were named NCCAA All-Americans. Hess was also named CoSIDA Academic All-American. March 5, 98 Jeff Meyer was selected as the fourth head basketball coach at Liberty Baptist. 98 Liberty Baptist became a full member at the NCAA Division II level, and also became eligible for NAIA postseason competi- 8 Karl Hess 7-8 Liberty Flames Basketball

3 995 Julius Nwosu was signed by the San Antonio Spurs, making him the first Flame basketball player to play on a NBA team. Matt Hildebrand became the second Liberty player to ever have his jersey retired. March, 996 Liberty played in the championship game of the Big South Conference Tournament for the second time. The Flames dropped a 79-5 decision to UNC Greensboro. August 996 Julius Nwosu was signed by the Boston Celtics after playing a year in Moscow, Russia. He was released before at the end of preseason camp and finished his season playing in Greece. March, 997 Liberty played in the championship game of the Big South Conference Tournament for the second-straight year and third time in the past four years. They dropped a decision to Charleston Southern. Peter Aluma finished his career as the school s and conference s leading shot blocker. He also was selected as the Big South Tournament s MVP for the second time in his career and was named to the NABC all-district second-team. Nov., 997 Jeff Meyer, head coach of the Flames basketball program for 6 years, stepped down to accept the position of assistant to the president of Liberty University. Randy Dunton was named interim head coach. Jan. 7, 998 Liberty defeated Virginia for the first time in the school s history, 69-64, in Charlottesville, Va. It also marked the first Atlantic Coast Conference opponent the Flames had ever defeated. April 8, 998 Mel Hankinson was named the fifth head coach in the school s history, coming to Liberty after serving as the top assistant coach at West Virginia for the previous five years. November 998 Hankinson s first recruiting class was ranked from th to 4rd by four major recruiting publications, marking the best recruiting class by Liberty and in the Big South Conference. Chronology September 999 Future Stars rated Hankinson s first fall recruiting class as 6th best in the nation. April Carl Williams finished the season as the nation's leader in steals per game, averaging.8 takeaways per contest, becoming the first player in school history to lead the nation individually in a statistical category. March 6, Randy Dunton was named the sixth head coach in the school s history. He returned to the Lynchburg campus after serving two years as the head coach at Marshalltown Community College and as an assistant coach at Binghamton University. March 6, 4 Liberty claimed its second-ever Big South Championship with an victory over High Point in the championship game in front of 8,55 fans in the Vines Center. The win marked the largest margin of victory in the history of the Big South Championship. March 8, 4 Liberty made its second-ever appearance in an NCAA Tournament game, as the 6th-seeded Flames squared off against top-seeded St. Joseph s at the HSBC Arena in Buffalo, N.Y. The Flames dropped an 8-6 decision to the eventual Elite Eight team. Nov. 5, 5 Liberty traveled to play the Kentucky Wildcats. There were,77 fans crammed into the famous Rupp Arena, serving as the largest crowd to ever see a Liberty game, as Kentucky defeated the Flames by a score of 8-5 Dec. 6, 5 In the Vines Center, Larry Blair became the 9th Flames player to reach the,-point plateau when he knocked down a first-half jumper at the :59 mark against Buffalo. July 6, 6 Larry Blair earnd VaSID all-state basketball first team honors, becoming just the second Flames player to earn first-team honors, joining Peter Aluma who was named to the first team in 996 and 997. Blair also joined Aluma as the only Flames who have earned VaSID honors twice. Dec., 6 Liberty honored all-time leading scorer Karl Hess by retiring his jersey prior to the Flames victory over Conference USA foe East Carolina. Dec. 9, 6 Larry Blair scored 8 points against Longwood to pass Peter Aluma (,75 points), becoming Liberty s all-time Division I scorer. Jan., 7 With 5 points against visiting UNC Asheville, Larry Blair became the third player in Liberty and Big South Conference history to reach the,-point plateau. Feb., 7 Larry Blair scored 8 points in Liberty s 8-8 victory at VMI to pass Tony Dunkin of Coastal Carolina, becoming the Big South Conference s all-time leading scorer. Blair s second field goal of the evening, at the :9 mark in the first half, broke the record, when the senior guard dunked home two points on a fast break. February 6, 7 Larry Blair was named to the Big South all-conference first team for the third-consecutive year, making him the fourth player in school history to earn all-conference honors four times. Blair earned second-team honors as a freshman, as well as being named Freshman of the Year. March 6, 7 Ritchie McKay was named the seventh head coach in school history. McKay spent the previous years as a head coach at Portland State, Colorado State, Oregon State and New Mexico. May 5, 7 Liberty University Founder and Chancellor Dr. Jerry Falwell went home to be with the Lord as he passed away at the age of 7. Seven days later, a funeral service was held at Thomas Road Baptist Church with Liberty University student-athletes serving as honorable pallbearers, reflecting on Dr. Falwell s love for athletics. Anthony Smith represented the men s basketball program as one of the pallbearers. 98 NCCAA National Champions Liberty Baptist 68, Point Loma 65 Liberty Baptist defeated Point Loma College, 68-65, to win its first-ever NCCAA Championship at McGilvary Gym on the campus of Tennessee Temple University in Chattanooga, Tenn. The Flames put up a 5-6 halftime lead, controlling the tempo in the first half. The Crusaders kept cutting away at the lead until they pulled within one with :4 to play in the game, Karl Hess hit two free throws and Roger Webb hit eight in a row over the last :5 to seal the victory. Four Liberty Baptist players scored in double figures, led by Rod Martin with points. Hess finished with 8 points, Ed Vickers had 7 points and Webb tossed in points. Vickers also finished with rebounds and Webb handed out assists to lead the Flames. Liberty defeated Olivet Nazarene, 74-7, in the quarterfinals and Lee College, 99-9, in the semifinals. Vickers was named to the all-tournament team and Hess was named the tournament s most outstanding player. LibertyFlames.com 9

4 BSC Final Boxscore FG- FT- Campbell FGA FTA REB PF TP Pogue g Neely g Spinks f Hurst f Mitchell c Hall Harrison Butler - - Lee - - Gurley - - King - - Livers - - Apel - - TOTALS FG- FT- Liberty FGA FTA REB PF TP Toomer g -7 - Hildebrand g -4-4 Williams f Chapman f Dixon c Aluma Taylor - - Pothoven - -4 Anthony -4-4 Benton - - Hunter - - TOTALS Attendance: 4, Officials: Steed, Hess, Styons NCAA First-Round Boxscore FG FT Liberty FGA FTA REB PF TP Williams f Chapman f Dixon c Toomer g Hildebrand g Aluma Taylor -4 - Pothoven - - Anthony - - Benton - - Hunter - - TOTALS FG FT UNC FGA FTA REB PF TP Wallace f Reese f -5 - Montross c Phelps g Williams g 5- - Davis - - McInnis - -4 Landry - - Calabria Salvadori Stackhouse Zwikker - - Attendance:9,78 Officials: Scott Thornley, Denny Freund, Ed Galterdam Liberty Claims Championship, National Spotlight The excitement surrounding the Liberty University campus during the basketball season was breath taking, magical and more than anything else, unforgettable. After posting a -5 record in non-conference play the Flames started their Big South slate with a 4-4 mark before turning up the heat on the opposition. The Flames won eight of their final games as they headed into the conference tournament as the fourth seed. In their opening round meeting with Charleston Southern, the Flames took control of a tightly contest game in the second half to claim a 8-7 win and date with the Towson State the No. seed and the regular season conference champions in the semifinals. During the regular season, the Tigers won both meetings with the Flames by a combined six points. This time the Flames would take it to the Tigers from the start. After shooting 5 percent in the first half, Liberty held a 8- edge after the game s first minutes. In the second half Towson State found themselves down - points before making a charge. The Tigers got to within 5-5 with 9:5 but could not take the lead. Once again Towson State got to within one point of the lead with 7 second remaining but Matt Hildebrand sealed the Liberty win with four straight free throws. The Flames made their first Big South finals appearance against the second seeded Campbell Camels. The teams split two tightly contested regular season meetings but the Flames would never let the Camels into the game. Liberty led by as many as 9-points in the opening half in taking charge of the contest with a 7- halftime lead. The Flames didn t falter in the second half and held a double figure lead throughout the rest of the game as they headed to the school s first NCAA basketball appearance with a 76-6 win. On Selection Sunday the Flames drew a 6th seed in the East region against the North Carolina Tarheels. The contest drew in Landover, Md. drew 9,78 fans which was the biggest crowd to ever watch Liberty sporting event. Liberty proved to be a formidable opponent for the top-seed as North Carolina held just a -6 lead at halftime. With the Tarheels holding a 6- edge with 7:6 left in the game, the Flames went on a 9- scoring spree to take a 4-6 lead with 5: remaining. A Chris Toomer three-pointer with : gave the Flames a lead in front on a nation wide television audience. However, Liberty ran out of magic as North Carolina finished the game on a 5-6 run as the Tarheels claimed a 7-5 win.

5 BSC Final Boxscore High Point Chambers f Gathings f Echenique c White g Quick g Allen Palacios Meeks Mayshack Konare Halsch Hilliman Stonehocker TOTALS FGFTFGA FTA REB PF 8 TP Liberty Martin f Sneed f Blair g Woodgson g Mantlo g Riber Clarke Perrson Turner Dees Lightbourne Sarchet Segun TOTALS FGFTFGA FTA REB PF 4 4 TP Attendance: 8,55 Officials: Tim Nestor, Alan Spainhour, Bill Humes NCAA First-Round Boxscore Liberty Completes World Wide Tour En Route To Championship It took over 5, miles traveled, different opponents, different cities, six different states, two prestigious tournaments, two of the elite programs in Division I basketball and a myriad of circumstances and situations, but it all led Liberty back to just a few steps outside of its own locker room as March 6, 4, was the culmination of 4 days of practice and games that completed the Flames world wide tour en route to their first Big South Championship in over years. During the regular season, the Flames traveled as far as Alaska, to participate in the Great Alaska Shootout, and Arizona, to complete in the Fiesta Bowl Classic, giving them a chance to face the likes of Duke and Arizona. In total, the Flames played the toughest non-conference schedule in school history and one that ranked in the Top 5 in the country. But it all seemed to workout just perfectly for the Flames as the difficulties of the schedule prepared Liberty for a grueling Big South Conference regular season, which Liberty finished tied atop the regular-season standings with league newcomer Birmingham-Southern, earning them their first-ever number-one seed in a Big South Basketball Championship and the right to host all of their tournament games in the Vines Center. After surviving a pesky eighth-seeded Charleston Southern squad, 6-54, which took the Flames to overtime during the regular season, Liberty picked up momentum in its quest for a second Big South title in years with an 88-7 victory over fourth-seeded Coastal Carolina, propelling the team to its fourth appearance in a Big South Championship title game. The title game pitted the top two teams in the tournament against each other as the top-seeded Flames squared off against secondseeded High Point, but the contest quickly proved to be a one-sided battle as Liberty jumped out on top of the Panthers early in the game and never looked back en route to an victory over High Point, marking the most dominating Big South Championship title game performance in the league s -year history. After the final buzzer sounded in the Vines Center on March 6, 4, most if not all of the Big South record 8,55 fans in attendance for the championship game stormed the court to celebrate with the victors and started a party that last several days in Lynchburg. Eight days later, the Flames returned to the Vines Center floor to host a Selection Show gathering, where they learned that they would be traveling to Buffalo, N.Y., as a 6th-seed and would face top-seeded St. Joseph s. Coming off their first loss of the season, St. Joseph s stormed out to an early lead as All-American Jameer Nelson scored of the Hawks 46 first half points. Liberty slowly overcame St. Joseph s quick start; however, the margin was too great and the Flames fell to the eventual Elite Eight team, 8-6. The future of the Flames program was the bright spot for Liberty in the contest as David Dees netted a team-high points, while Big South Rookie of the Year Larry Blair scored nine, giving the upcoming leaders of the team the taste of what they hoped would become an annual tradition during their stay at Liberty. Liberty Martin f Sneed f Blair g Woodson g Mantlo g Riber Clarke Perrson Turner Dees Lightbourne Sarchet Segun TOTALS FG FT FGA FTA REB PF 4 4 FG FT St. Joseph s FGA FTA REB PF Carroll f -6 - Bryant f Jones c Nelson g West g Jesiolowski - - Sullivan - - Lee - - Surov - - Barley -4 - Stachitas - - Koefer - - Mallon -5-4 Lidzius - - Hartshorn - - Total Attendance: 8,456 Officials: Steve Welmer, Verne Harris, Mike Eades TP TP

6 L I B E R T Y Individual Records Scoring Game: 46 by Bailey Alston vs. Ferrum, /6/88 NCAA Division I Record: 4 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Season: 97 by Karl Hess, 98 (9 games) NCAA Division I Record: 74 by Bailey Alston, 99 Season Average: 7. by Bailey Alston, 988; by Karl Hess, 979 NCAA Division I Record: 5.5 by Bailey Alston, 99 Career:,7 by Karl Hess, NCAA Division I Record:, by Larry Blair, 4-7 Career Average: 5.4 by Bailey Alston, NCAA Division I Record: 4. by Bailey Alston, NCAA Division I Record: 579 by Larry Blair, 6 Career:,96 by Larry Blair, 4-7 Game: 8 by Larry Jackson vs. Cal Poly, /9/96 Season: 7 by Matt Hildebrand, 994 Career: 7 by Larry Blair, 4-7 Game:. (6/6) by Larry Blair vs. Virginia Intermont, /5/ Season (min. att.):.44 (55/5) by Matt Hildebrand, 99; by Charles Richardson, 989 Career (min. 5 att.):.49 (7/48) by Matt Hildebrand, Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Free Throws Made Game: 5 by Charles Richardson vs. James Madison, /7/89 Season: 99 by Travis Eisentrout, Career: 68 by Larry Blair, 4-7 Game: 9 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Consecutive: 7 by Matt Hildebrand (over six games), 99; by Karl Hess (over six games), 98 Season: 6 by Karl Hess, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 59 by Peter Aluma, 996 Career: 47 by Karl Hess, NCAA Division I Record: 45 by Peter Aluma, Three-Point Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goal Percentage Game: 8 by Bailey Alston vs. IU-Southeast, /4/88; by Karl Hess vs. Valley Forge, /9/79; by Ed Vickers vs. Guilford, //79 NCAA Division Record: 7 by Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, //7 Season: 8 by Karl Hess, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 67 by Bailey Alston, 989 Career: 95 by Karl Hess, NCAA Division I Record: 8 by Larry Blair, 4-7 Game:. (8/8) by Kenny Gunn vs. Mt. St. Mary s, /9/8; by Kent Kelly vs. Virginia Tech, /7/8 NCAA Division I Record:.9 (/) by Mike Coleman vs. Furman, /7/9 Season (min. att.):.69 (68/67) by Mike Coleman, 99 Career (min 5 att.):.698 (78/,94) by Mark Chafin, NCAA Division I Record:.65 (4/66) by Mike Coleman, Field Goals Attempted Free Throws Attempted Game: by Peter Aluma vs. Howard, /4/95; by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Season: 5 by Peter Aluma, 996 Career: 677 by Peter Aluma, Free Throw Percentage Game (min. att.):. (8/8) by Gabe Martin vs. Florida Atlantic, // Season (min. att.):.96 (49/6) by Matt Hildebrand, 994 Game: 5 by Willard DeShazor vs. Shenandoah, /6/74 NCAA Division I Record: 8 by Bailey Alston vs. Wright State, /7/9 Season: 696 by Karl Hess, 98 Peter Aluma Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Matt Hildebrand 7-8 Liberty Flames Basketball

7 L I B E R T Y Individual Records Career (min. att.):.899 (47/54) by Karl Hess, NCAA Division I Record:.88 (98/45) by Matt Hildebrand, Season: 94 by Ed Vickers, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 85 by Mike Coleman, 99 Career: 658 by Ed Vickers, NCAA Division I Record: 55 by Mike Coleman, Rebounds Personal Fouls Game: by Ed Vickers vs. Presbyterian, /4/79; vs. Bowie State, /7/78; by Willard DeShazor vs. Shenandoah, /6/74 NCAA Division I Record: 9 by Alex McLean * at VMI, //7 Season: 46 by Ed Vickers, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 8 by Mike Coleman, 99 Career:, by Steve Isaacs, 98-8 NCAA Division I Record: 777 by Mike Coleman, Season: by Ed Vickers, 98 NCAA Division I Record: by Delawn Grandison, 999; Peter Aluma, 997 Career: 7 by Peter Aluma, NCAA Division I Record: 7 by Carl Williams, Career: by Ed Gomes, NCAA Division I Record: by Larry Blair, 4-7 Turnovers Offensive Rebounds Game: by Willard DeShazor vs. Shenandoah, /6/74 NCAA Division I Record: 9 by Julius Nwosu vs. Covenant, /8/9; by Parish Hickman vs. Towson State, //9 Season: 59 by Ed Vickers, 979 NCAA Division I Record: 97 by Mike Coleman, 99 Career: 54 by Steve Isaacs, 98-8 NCAA Division I Record: 55 by Mike Coleman, Defensive Rebounds Game: 7 by Ed Vickers vs. Presbyterian, /4/79; Alex McLean * at VMI, //7 NCAA Division I Record: 7 Alex McLean * at VMI, //7 Ed Vickers LibertyFlames.com Assists Game: by Kenny Gunn vs. Roberts Wesleyan, //8 NCAA Division I Record: 5 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Winthrop, //9 Season: 56 by Ed Gomes, 979 NCAA Division I Record: 8 by Marcus White, 997 Career: 648 by Karl Hess, NCAA Division I Record: 58 by Matt Hildebrand, Game: 5 by Ed Gomes vs. Shepherd, //74 NCAA Division I Record: by Larry Jackson vs. UNC Asheville, //95 Season: 6 by Ed Vickers, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 5 by Carl Williams, Career: 5 by Ed Gomes, NCAA Division I Record: 45 by Matt Hildebrand, Blocked Shots Game: 8 by Peter Aluma vs. Howard, /4/95; vs. Howard, //96; by Mark Thomas vs. Ohio Northern, /5/77 Season: by Peter Aluma, 996 Career: 66 by Peter Aluma, Minutes Played Steals Game: by Mike Goad vs. Baptist Bible, //74 NCAA Division I Record: 7 by Chris Toomer vs. Winthrop, //9; by Bailey Alston vs. Wright State, //88; by Maurice Watkins vs. Coastal Carolina /5/; by Carl Williams vs. Tusculum, //99; by Carl Williams vs. Towson, //99; by Carl Williams vs. Covenant, /9/99; by Carl Williams vs. UNC Asheville, /5/ Season: 7 by Ed Gomes, 976 Larry Jackson Game: 5: by Mike Minett vs. UMBC, /9/86; vs. Longwood, //86; by Gary Yoder vs. UMBC, /9/86 NCAA Division I Record: 45: by Peter Aluma vs. UNC Asheville, //97 Season:, by Larry Blair, 6 Career: 4, by Larry Blair, 4-7 * - indicates active player Steve Isaacs

8 ,-Point Scorers Karl Hess ,7 Larry Blair , Bailey Alston ,5,-Point Scorers Mark Chafin ,947 Steve Isaacs ,777 Peter Aluma ,75 Ed Vickers ,658 Willard DeShazor ,545 Larry Jackson ,59 Matt Hildebrand ,55 George Sweet ,4 Chris Caldwell ,9 Julius Nwosu ,48 Greg McCauley ,8 Eric Gordon ,54 Cliff Webber , Mike Coleman ,65 Mike Goad , Mike Minett , Top Single-Game Scorers Bailey Alston vs. Ferrum, /6/ Ed Vickers vs. St. Paul's, /9/ Karl Hess vs. Valley Forge, /8/ Bailey Alston vs. Mt. St. Mary's, /4/ Bailey Alston vs. IU - Southeast, /4/ Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/ Alex McLean * vs. VMI, // Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, // Ed Vickers vs. Bluefield State, /5/ Top Home Scorers Bailey Alston vs. Ferrum, /6/ Ed Vickers vs. St. Paul's, /9/ Karl Hess vs. Valley Forge, /8/ Bailey Alston vs. Mt. St. Mary's, /4/ Bailey Alston vs. IU-Southeast, /4/ Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/ Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, // Top Away Scorers Alex McLean * vs. VMI, // Ed Vickers vs. Bluefield State, /5/ Bailey Alston vs. Eastern Kentucky, /6/ Mark Chafin vs. Eastern Mennonite, // Bailey Alston vs. Campbell, /7/ Bailey Alston vs. Drexel, // Karl Hess vs. Lee, /4/ Ed Vickers vs. Clearwater, /7/ Ed Vickers vs. Guilford, // Karl Hess vs. Presbyterian, /5/ Karl Hess vs. Allentown, /4/ Mark Chafin vs. Maranatha, /7/ Mike Goad vs. Clinch Valley, /4/ Top Scoring Performances Top Vines Center Scorers Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/ Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, // Larry Blair vs. High Point, // Larry Blair vs. Winthrop, // Chris Caldwell vs. Radford, // Larry Blair vs. UNC Asheville, /6/ Julius Nwosu vs. Tennessee Temple, /5/ Larry Blair vs. Buffalo, /6/ Larry Blair vs. Old Dominion, /7/ Mike Coleman vs. Youngstown State, // Dwight Brewington vs. VMI, /7/ C.J. Cowgill vs. Tusculum, /7/ Larry Blair vs. High Point, /6/ Dwight Brewington vs. High Point, // Carl Williams vs. Towson, // Chris Caldwell vs. High Point, // Peter Aluma vs. Coastal Carolina, /9/ Julius Nwosu vs. Averett, // Top Big South Scorers Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/ Alex McLean * at VMI, // Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, // Larry Blair vs. High Point, // Larry Blair vs. Winthrop, // Chris Caldwell vs. Radford, // Jamaal Bennett vs. UNC Asheville, /5/ Larry Blair vs. UNC Asheville, /6/ Carl Williams at Coastal Carolina, // Larry Blair vs. VMI, /7/ Dwight Brewington vs. VMI, /7/ Chris Caldwell at Coastal Carolina, /4/ Larry Blair vs. High Point, /6/ Chris Caldwell at Elon, // Larry Blair at VMI, // Dwight Brewington vs. High Point, // Vincent Okotie at High Point, /6/ Chris Caldwell vs. Winthrop, // Chris Caldwell vs. High Point, // Peter Aluma vs. Coastal Carolina, /9/ Matt Hildebrand at Radford, /5/ Leo Lightbourne vs. Coastal Carolina, /4/ David Dees vs. Winthrop, /8/ Chris Caldwell at Albany, // Larry Jackson vs. Radford, // Peter Aluma vs. Radford, /8/ Peter Aluma at Charleston Southern, /8/ Peter Aluma vs. UNC Greensboro, // Julius Nwosu vs. UNC Asheville, // * - indicates active player Jamaal Bennett Karl Hess Liberty Flames Basketball

9 Retired Jerseys Matt Hildebrand - # One of the top players to ever wear a Liberty uniform, Matt Hildebrand excelled on and off on the court during his fouryear career. He helped lead the Flames to their first-ever Big South Conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance in 994. Because of his commitment to the program and outstanding performance over his four-year career, Hildebrand was brought back on December, 994, to have his jersey retired in front of the home fans in the Vines Center. Hildebrand, an all-conference performer, started every game during his career at Liberty and holds numerous school and conference records. The 994 Big South Conference Male Athlete of the Year, he was ranked fourth in the nation in free throw percentage during his sophomore and senior years. He scored over,5 points, 85 rebounds and dished out 58 assists, while shooting 45 percent from the floor. He also hit a school-record 7 three-pointers. Hildebrand was also the recipient of the Rock Royer/Mack Rivera award which goes to the most accomplished Liberty student athlete of the year. Hildebrand led the Flames with points in the hardfought battle against the North Carolina Tarheels in the first round of the NCAA tournament. He was named the Chevrolet Player of the Game for his performance. Julius Nwosu - # Julius Nwosu was the first big man to excel at Liberty, since the school became an NCAA Division I member in 988. He was the first Flame to play in the National Basketball Association with the San Antonio Spurs in 995. Nwosu also helped lead the Flames into their first year as a member of the Big South Conference and to their first -win season (-7, 99) in nine years and first at the NCAA Division I level. Because of his commitment to the program and outstanding performance over his three-year career, Nwosu was brought back on November 5, 997, to have his jersey retired in front of the home fans at the Vines Center. He earned all-big South Conference honors as a junior and senior and ranked among the conference's scoring, rebounding and blocked shot leaders both seasons. Nwosu also finished second in the conference in field goal percentage as a senior (.65). He led the conference in blocked shots (.8) as a junior and was selected as the conference's player of the week on three occasions during his career. He finished with a career-high six blocked shots against UNC Greensboro and Campbell as a senior. Nwosu scored a career-high points against Tennessee Temple during his senior campaign. He finished with a career-high 8 rebounds against Radford in the Big South Conference Tournament. His 8 rebounds tied a Big South Conference Tournament record. He led the squad in scoring (8.), rebounding (8.5), block shots (.6) and field goal percentage (.65) as a senior. Nwosu also led the team in scoring (.7) and block shots (.8) as a junior. Peter Aluma - # Peter Aluma was one of the top centers in Liberty and Big South Conference history. He was an excellent scorer and prolific shot blocker during his career with the Flames, helping them to three conference championship games and one Big South Championship title in 994. Because of his commitment to the program and outstanding performance over his four-year career, Aluma was brought back on November 5, 997, to have his jersey retired in front of the home fans at the Vines Center. Aluma finished his Big South Conference career as the top shot blocker (66), third in games played (9), second in free throws made (45) and third in scoring (,75). He also holds the number two, three and four positions on the singleseason blocked shot list. Aluma finished th in blocked shots and 8th in blocked shot average among career national leaders. He was selected to the Big South Conference s all-rookie team as a freshman and then was an all-conference performer for three years. He was selected to the all-tournament team three times, being selected most outstanding player twice. Aluma was a two-time selection to the VaSID all-state team and the Richmond Times Dispatch. Aluma, a three-year starter during his career at Liberty holds several school records. He set the record for blocked shots in a game, season and career and finished second in free throws made and fifth in school s history for scoring. He owns the single-season record for blocks () and holds the number two through four marks also. Aluma finished first on the school s NCAA Division I scoring list, free throws made list, second in offensive and defensive rebounds, second in minutes played and third in steals. He scored double-digits 87 times, scored or more points 6 times and had double-doubles to his credit. Karl Hess - # Karl Hess had his jersey retired on December, 6. For more on Hess, please view page 4. LibertyFlames.com 5

10 Freshman Scoring Name Season Games Points Avg. Larry Blair Steve Isaacs Rod Martin David Dees Karl Hess Freshman Rebounding Name Season GamesRebounds Avg. Steve Isaacs Rod Martin Todd Cline Craig Sanders Mickey Baker Freshman Assists Name Season Games Assists Avg. Matt Hildebrand Mark Reed Karl Hess Kenny Gunn Mickey Baker Freshman Steals Name Season Games Steals Avg. Ed Gomes Mark Chafin Larry Blair Kenny Gunn Mickey Baker Sophomore Scoring Name Season Games Points Avg. Bailey Alston Steve Isaacs Larry Blair W. DeShazor Peter Aluma Sophomore Rebounding Name Season GamesRebounds Avg. George Sweet Steve Isaacs Class Rankings W. DeShazor Rodney Harrison Ed Vickers Sophomore Assists Name Season Games Assists Avg. Kenny Gunn Andre McIntyre Ed Gomes Matt Hildebrand Mickey Baker Mark Swift Sophomore Steals Name Season Games Steals Avg. Kenny Gunn 98. Ed Gomes Marcus White Andre McIntyre Mickey Baker Junior Scoring Name Season Games Points Avg. Karl Hess Ed Vickers Larry Blair Bailey Alston Mark Chafin Junior Rebounding Name Season GamesRebounds Avg. Ed Vickers Mike Coleman Alex McLean* Cliff Webber Steve Isaacs Junior Assists Name Season Games Assists Avg. Ed Gomes Karl Hess Kenny Gunn Marcus White Roger Webb Junior Steals Name Season Games Steals Avg. Ed Gomes Kenny Gunn Ed Vickers Chris Caldwell Maurice Watkins 8 6. Senior Scoring Name Season Games Points Avg. Karl Hess Bailey Alston Ed Vickers Mark Chafin Larry Blair Senior Rebounding Name Season GamesRebounds Avg. Ed Vickers Cliff Webber Julius Nwsou Steve Isaacs Jason Dixon Senior Assists Name Season Games Assists Avg. Karl Hess Roger Webb Matt Hildebrand Ed Vickers Beau Wallace Senior Steals Name Season Games Steals Avg. Mike Goad Carl Williams Ed Vickers Chris Caldwell 7.4 Mark Chafin * - indicates active player Mickey Baker Jason Dixon Ed Gomes Craig Sanders Roger Webb Liberty Flames Basketball

11 Minutes Played Name Minutes Opponent Date Mike Minett 5: UMBC /9/86 Mike Minett 5: Longwood //86 Gary Yoder 5: UMBC /9/86 Greg McCauley 49:6 UMBC /8/85 Andre McIntyre 49:5 UMBC /9/86 Points Name Points Opponent Date Bailey Alston 46 Ferrum /6/88 Ed Vickers 45 St. Paul's /9/79 Karl Hess 4 Valley Forge /8/79 Bailey Alston 4 Mt. St. Mary's /4/88 Bailey Alston 4 Indiana-Southeast /4/88 Matt Hildebrand 4 Charleston Southern /9/94 Field Goals Made Name FGM Opponent Date Bailey Alston 8 Indiana-Southeast /4/88 Karl Hess 8 Valley Forge /9/79 Ed Vickers 8 Guilford //79 Larry Blair 7 Coastal Carolina //7 Bailey Alston 7 Ferrum /6/88 Field Goals Attempted Name FGA Opponent Date Willard Deshazor 5 Shenandoah /6/74 Ed Vickers 4 St. Paul /9/79 Bailey Alston 9 Pitt-Johnstown /6/88 Bailey Alston 9 Indiana-SE /4/88 Bailey Alston 9 Wilmington //88 Field Goal Percentage (Min. 8) Name Pct. (FGM-FGA) Opponent Date Kenny Gunn. (8/8) Mt. St. Mary's /9/8 Kent Kelly. (8/8) Virginia Tech /7/8 Mike Coleman.9 (/) Furman /7/9 Brad Hamersley.9 (9/) Davis & Elkins //88 Greg McCauley.9 (9/) Fla. Tech /8/85 Julius Nwosu.9 (9/) Radford /4/9 Three-Point Field Goals Made Name FGM Opponent Date Larry Jackson 8 Cal Poly /9/96 Larry Blair 7 High Point /6/4 Chris Toomer 7 Maine //9 Larry Blair 6 Virginia Intermont /5/ David Dees 6 Charleston Southern /5/4 Jamaal Bennett 6 UNC Asheville /5/98 C.J. Cowgill 6 St. Bonaventure /7/98 Larry Jackson 6 Radford //98 Larry Jackson 6 UNC Greensboro /9/96 Chris Toomer 6 Charleston Southern //9 Brett Badgett 6 Central Florida //9 Bailey Alston 6 College of Charleston /6/9 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Name FGA Opponent Date Charles Richardson 5 James Madison /7/89 Charles Richardson 4 The Citadel /6/89 Single-Game Top Five Matt Hildebrand North Carolina /8/94 Mark Reed Charleston Southern /4/98 Travis Eisentrout Coastal Carolina // Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4) Name Pct. (FGM-FGA)Opponent Date Larry Blair. (6/6)Virginia Intermont /5/ Mark Reed. (5/5) Florida A&M //97 Edwin Miller. (5/5)Md.-Eastern Shore //9 David Dees. (4/4) Winthrop /8/4 Jamaal Bennett. (4/4) High Point //99 Matt Hildebrand. (4/4)UNC Greensboro /5/9 Matt Hildebrand. (4/4) S.E. Louisiana /4/9 Mike Minett. (4/4) Nova //87 Larry Jackson. (4/4) King /7/94 Free Throws Made Name FTM Opponent Date Matt Hildebrand 9 Charleston So. /9/94 Gabe Martin 8 Florida Atlantic // Peter Aluma 6 Howard /4/95 Mark Chafin 4 Geneva //78 Julius Nwosu 4 Tenn. Temple /5/9 Free Throws Attempted Name FTA Opponent Date Peter Aluma Howard /4/95 Matt Hildebrand Charleston So. /9/94 Gabe Martin 8 Florida Atlantic // Cliff Webber 8 Pitt-Johnstown //85 Steve Isaacs 7 Radford /4/8 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 8) Name Pct. (FTA-FTM) Opponent Date Gabe Martin. (8/8) Florida Atlantic // Mark Chafin. (4/4) Geneva //78 Karl Hess. (/) Eastern //8 Karl Hess. (/) Allentown /4/78 Karl Hess. (/) York /5/78 Matt Hildebrand. (/) George Mason /4/9 Matt Hildebrand. (/) UMBC /8/94 Gabe Martin. (/) Coastal Carolina /7/4 Larry Jackson. (/) Coastal Carolina /4/98 Larry Blair. (9/9) High Point //7 David Dees. (9/9) Winthrop /8/5 Alex McLean*. (8/8) VMI //7 Larry Blair. (8/8) Virginia /8/5 Gabe Martin. (8/8) High Point /6/4 Chris Caldwell. (8/8) James Madison /8/ Rebounds Name Rebounds Opponent Date Ed Vickers Presbyterian /4/79 Ed Vickers Bowie State /7/78 Willard DeShazor Shenandoah /6/74 Eric Cunningham Mt. St. Mary's //88 Steve Isaacs Bluefield State /4/8 Turnovers Name TO Opponent Date Ed Gomes 5 Shepherd //74 Ed Gomes St. Paul's /8/76 Ed Gomes Campbell /5/76 Larry Jackson UNC Asheville //95 Greg McCauley Pembroke //87 Assists Name Assists Opponent Date Kenny Gunn Roberts Wesleyan //8 Ed Gomes 9 Grace //76 Jim Pearce 6 Assumption //87 Matt Hildebrand 5 Winthrop //9 Bailey Alston UNC Greensboro /4/89 Andre McIntyre Misericordia /4/86 Steals Name Steals Opponent Date Mike Goad Baptist Bible //74 Mike Goad Shenandoah /5/7 Kenny Gunn 8 Campbell //8 Mickey Baker 8 New England /5/8 Ed Vickers 8 Clearwater Chr. /7/79 Blocked Shots Name Blocks Opponent Date Peter Aluma 8 Howard /4/95 Peter Aluma 8 Hampton //96 Mark Thomas 8 Ohio Northern /5/77 Peter Aluma 7 Winthrop /8/97 Peter Aluma 7 Radford //96 Peter Aluma 7 UT-Chattanooga /9/94 * - indicates active player Chris Caldwell Greg McCauley LibertyFlames.com 7

12 Points Name Season Points Karl Hess Karl Hess Bailey Alston Bailey Alston Ed Vickers Free Throws Attempted Name Season Attempts Peter Aluma Karl Hess 98 5 Cliff Webber Julius Nwosu 99 Peter Aluma 997 Single-Season Top 5 Blocked Shots Name Season Blocks Peter Aluma 996 Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Julius Nwosu 99 5 Julius Nwosu Field Goals Name Season Field Goals Karl Hess 98 8 Ed Vickers 98 6 Bailey Alston Karl Hess Ed Vickers Field Goals Attempted Name Season Attempts Karl Hess Bailey Alston Ed Vickers Larry Blair Bailey Alston Field Goal Percentage Name Season Percentage Mike Coleman (68/67) Julius Nwosu (/) Philip Ward.64 (75/4) Dwight Brewington (6/7) Steve Isaacs (65/8) Three-Point Field Goals Name Season FGM Matt Hildebrand Larry Jackson Larry Blair 6 64 Larry Blair 4 6 David Dees 4 56 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Name Season Attempts Travis Eisentrout 99 Larry Blair 4 94 Matt Hildebrand Larry Blair 6 8 Larry Blair 7 7 Larry Jackson Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Name Season Percentage Matt Hildebrand (55/5) Charles Richardson (55/5) Mike Minett (5/4) Charles Richardson (49/7) C.J. Cowgill (49/) Free Throws Name Season Free Throws Karl Hess 98 6 Peter Aluma Mark Chafin Gabe Martin 5 Matt Hildebrand Free Throw Percentage Name Season Percentage Matt Hildebrand (49/6) Karl Hess (6/5) Matt Hildebrand 99.9 (4/5) Larry Jackson (98/) Karl Hess (47/67) Assists Name Season Assists Ed Gomes Karl Hess Karl Hess 98 Kenny Gunn Kenny Gunn Rebounds Name Season Rebounds Ed Vickers Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs 98 6 Cliff Webber 985 Mike Coleman 99 8 Offensive Rebounds Name Season Rebounds Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs 98 4 Cliff Webber Ed Vickers 98 Defensive Rebounds Name Season Rebounds Ed Vickers Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs 98 Cliff Webber Mike Coleman Steals Name Season Steals Ed Gomes Mike Goad 975 Carl Williams 7 Ed Vickers Kenny Gunn 98 Turnovers Name Year Turnovers Ed Gomes Dave Sisson 97 7 Ed Vickers 98 6 Ed Gomes Brian Woodson 4 9 Minutes Played Name Season Minutes Larry Blair 6 Kenny Gunn Steve Isaacs Matt Hildebrand Marcus White Gabe Martin Dwight Brewington Liberty Flames Basketball

13 Games Played Name Seasons Games Larry Blair 4-7 Karl Hess Steve Isaacs 98-8 Peter Aluma Larry Jackson Mark Reed Points Name Seasons Games Points Avg. Karl Hess 977-8,7 9.8 Larry Blair 4-7, 8. Bailey Alston ,5 5.5 Mark Chafin , Peter Aluma , Field Goals Name Seasons Games Field Goals Karl Hess Bailey Alston Larry Blair Mark Chafin Steve Isaacs Field Goals Attempted Name Seasons Games Attempts Larry Blair 4-7,96 Karl Hess 977-8,798 Bailey Alston ,686 Willard DeShazor ,84 Ed Vickers ,8 Field Goal Percentage Name Seasons Games Percentage Mark Chafin (78/,94) George Sweet (68/,86) Mike Coleman (4/66) Julius Nwosu (47/88) Steve Isaacs (76/,6) Three-Point Field Goals Name Seasons Games FG Avg. Larry Blair Larry Jackson Matt Hildebrand Mark Reed Barry Taylor Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Name Seasons Games Attempts Larry Blair Larry Jackson Matt Hildebrand Mark Reed Chris Caldwell Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Name Seasons Games Percentage Matt Hildebrand (7/48) Charles Richardson (4/7) Larry Jackson (4/58) Barry Taylor (4/) David Dees (4/9) Free Throws Name Seasons Games Free Throws Karl Hess Peter Aluma Matt Hildebrand Larry Blair Mark Chafin Free Throws Attempted Name Seasons Games Attempts Peter Aluma Karl Hess Mark Chafin Julius Nwosu Bailey Alston Free Throw Percentage Name Seasons Games Percentage Karl Hess (47/54) Matt Hildebrand (98/45) Larry Jackson (5/95) Eric Gordon (6/47) Gabe Martin (79/4) Rebounds Name Seasons Games Rebounds Avg. Steve Isaacs 98-8, 9.4 Ed Vickers ,.7 George Sweet 97-76,6 9.8 Willard DeShazor Mike Coleman Offensive Rebounds Name Seasons Games Rebounds Avg. Steve Isaacs George Sweet Ed Vickers Willard DeShazor Cliff Webber Defensive Rebounds Name Seasons Games Rebs. Avg. Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs George Sweet Willard DeShazor Mike Coleman Assists Name Career Top Five Seasons Games Assists Avg. Karl Hess Matt Hildebrand Kenny Gunn Ed Gomes Mark Chafin Steals Name Seasons Games Steals Avg. Ed Gomes Kenny Gunn Mark Chafin Chris Caldwell Larry Blair Blocked Shots Name Seasons Games Blocks Avg. Peter Aluma Julius Nwosu Willared Deshazor Jason Sarchet Steve Isaacs Turnovers Name Seasons Games Turnovers Avg. Ed Gomes Karl Hess Larry Blair Mark Chafin Larry Jackson Personal Fouls Name Seasons Games Fouls Avg. Peter Aluma Steve Isaacs Erik Sorensen Chris Caldwell Julius Nwosu Minutes Played Name Seasons Games Minutes Larry Blair 4-7 4, Matt Hildebrand ,79 Larry Jackson ,694 Peter Aluma ,6 Mark Reed ,55 Matt Hildebrand Mike Coleman LibertyFlames.com 9

14 Scoring Year Name Games Points Avg. 97 George Sweet Mike Goad Mike Goad Mark Chafin Mark Chafin Mark Chafin Karl Hess Karl Hess Steve Isaacs Greg McCauley Steve Isaacs Eric Gordon Cliff Webber Mike Minnett Brad Hamersley Bailey Alston Bailey Alston Bailey Alston Mike Coleman Julius Nwosu Julius Nwosu Matt Hildebrand Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Larry Jackson Delawn Grandison Carl Williams Chris Caldwell Chris Caldwell Gabe Martin Gabe Martin Larry Blair Larry Blair Larry Blair 6.4 Rebounding Year Name Games Rebounds Avg. 97 George Sweet George Sweet Willard DeShazor George Sweet Willard DeShazor Ed Vickers Ed Vickers Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs Cliff Webber Cliff Webber Dan Kennard Rodney Harrison Eric Cunningham Todd Cline Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Julius Nwosu Jason Dixon Jason Dixon Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Larry Jackson Erik Sorensen Delawn Grandison Kenneth Anaebonam Nathan Day Jason Sarchet 5 5. Jason Sarchet Gabe Martin Year-By-Year Leaders 5 Leo Lightbourne Damien Hubbard Alex McLean Field Goal Percentage (min.. FG made per game) Year Name FGM-FGA Pct. 97 George Sweet Mike Goad Dave Denny Willard DeShazor Willard DeShazor Steve Gomes Karl Hess Rod Martin Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs Eric Gordon Cliff Webber Dan Kennard Rodney Harrison Brad Hamersley Bailey Alston Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Julius Nwosu Jason Dixon Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Jeremy Day Nathan Day Delawn Grandison Nathan Day Philip Ward Jason Sarchet Jason Sarchet Leo Lightbourne Damien Hubbard Dwight Brewington Free Throw Percentage Year Name FTM-FTA Pct. 97 Dave Sisson Willard DeShazor Ed Gomes Ed Gomes John Hosier Mark Chafin Karl Hess Karl Hess Steve Isaacs Greg McCauley Eric Gordon Eric Gordon Greg McCauley Andre McIntyre Jim Pearce Jim Pearce Charles Richardson Bailey Alston Mike Coleman Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Larry Jackson Mark Reed Larry Jackson Larry Jackson Chris Caldwell Beau Wallace Nathan Day Travis Eisentrout Gabe Martin David Dees David Dees Larry Blair Larry Blair Assists Year Name Games Assists Avg. 97 Dave Sisson Alvin Fitzgerald Ed Gomes Ed Gomes Mark Chafin Mark Chafin Karl Hess Karl Hess Mark Swift Kenny Gunn Kenny Gunn Kenny Gunn Greg McCauley Andre McIntyre Mike Minett Jim Pearce Bailey Alston Derrick Williams Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Mark Reed Marcus White Marcus White Larry Jackson Jay Boykin Beau Wallace Beau Wallace Chris Caldwell 76.5 Ryan Mantlo Brian Woodson Brian Woodson Larry Blair Larry Blair. Steals Year Name Games Steals Avg. 974 Mike Goad Mike Goad Ed Gomes Mark Chafin Mark Chafin Ed Vickers Ed Vickers Steve Isaacs Kenny Gunn Kenny Gunn. 984 Kenny Gunn Greg McCauley Andre McIntyre Fred Morgan Bailey Alston Bailey Alston Tim Scarborough Jeff Bloom Keith Ferguson Matt Hildebrand Chris Toomer Matt Hildebrand Jason Dixon Marcus White Marcus White Mark Reed Liberty Flames Basketball

15 999 Delawn Grandison Carl Williams Chris Caldwell Chris Caldwell 7.4 Ryan Mantlo Gabe Martin 54.6 Brian Woodson Larry Blair Larry Blair 6. 7 Larry Blair 58.9 Blocked Shots Year Name Games Blocks Avg. 975 Willard DeShazor Willard DeShazor Willard DeShazor Mark Thomas Ed Vickers Mickey Baker Mickey Baker Steve Isaacs Steve Isaacs Cliff Webber Brad Hamersley Dan Kennard Rodney Harrison Brad Hamersley Derrick Williams Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Julius Nwosu Julius Nwosu Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Peter Aluma Jeremy Day 8.5 Adam Hopkins Nathan Day Kenneth Anaebonam Philip Ward Jason Sarchet 6. Jason Sarchet 9. 4 Jason Sarchet. 5 Rashad Robinson Russell Monroe Alex McLean.6 Turnovers Year Name Games Turnovers Average 97 Dave Sisson Alvin Fitzgerald Ed Gomes Ed Gomes Mark Chafin Mark Chafin Karl Hess Ed Vickers Greg McCauley Greg McCauley Kenny Gunn Eric Gordon Greg McCauley Fred Morgan Fred Morgan Bailey Alston Brad Hamersley Bailey Alston Derrick Williams Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Julius Nwosu Matt Hildebrand 94. Year-By-Year Leaders 995 Jason Dixon Marcus White Marcus White Nic Wright Delawn Grandison Carl Williams Beau Wallace J.R. Nicholas 86.9 Gabe Martin Brian Woodson 9. 5 Brian Woodson Larry Blair Larry Blair 84.7 Minutes Played Year Name Games Minutes Avg. 98 Steve Isaacs Kenny Gunn, Cliff Webber Greg McCauley 9, Mike Minett 8, Mike Minett Bailey Alston Bailey Alston Bailey Alston 8, Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand, Jason Dixon Peter Aluma Marcus White, Mark Reed Delawn Grandison Delawn Grandison Beau Wallace 8,5 5.9 Chris Caldwell Ryan Mantlo 8, Larry Blair,8.5 5 Larry Blair Larry Blair, Larry Blair,. Three-Point Field Goals Made Year Name Games FG Avg. 987 Mike Minett Charles Richardson Charles Richardson Tim Scarborough Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Barry Taylor Larry Jackson Larry Jackson Larry Jackson C.J. Cowgill Carl Williams Chris Caldwell Travis Eisentrout 58.9 Gabe Martin Larry Blair Larry Blair David Dees Larry Blair Larry Blair 5.7 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Year Name Games FG Avg. 987 Mike Minett Charles Richardson Charles Richardson Tim Scarborough Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Matt Hildebrand Darryl Williams Barry Taylor Larry Jackson Larry Jackson Larry Jackson Larry Jackson Jamaal Bennett Beau Wallace Beau Wallace Vincent Okotie Vincent Okotie David Dees Larry Blair Larry Blair Tyler Baker Must appear in 75% of team s games to be recognized on list. Mike Webber LibertyFlames.com

16 Most Points 5 - Detroit Bible, /6/7 VMI, /7/7 - Clearwater Christian, /7/79 8 VMI, //7 7 - West Virginia Wesleyan, //88 Least Points - East Tennessee State, //8 8 - College of Charleston, /6/9 4 Winthrop, //7 4 - Randolph-Macon, /8/ UNC Asheville, /7/ Longwood, /9/ Concord, //8 4 - Hampton, //8 Most Points Allowed - West Georgia State, //7 7 - Gardner-Webb, // Campbell, /4/77 - Bluefield State, //8 - St. Paul s, /9/79 Least Points Allowed 4 - New England, /4/ Warren Wilson, /7/ SUNY-Purchase, /4/ Bowie State, /8/8 6 - Valley Forge, /6/8 6 - Medger Evers, //84 Field Goals Made 6 - Detroit Bible, /6/7 5 - Bluefield, /9/7 5 - Taylor, // Bluefield, //7 47 VMI, // Shenandoah, /5/74 Field Goals Attempted - Detroit Bible, /6/ Bluefield, /9/ Newport News Apprentice, /7/ Valley Forge, /6/8 9 - Lee, //75 Field Goal Percentage.7 (8/5) - Mt. St. Mary s, N.Y., /9/8.7 (4/6) - Elon, /7/ (5/7) - Taylor, // (/48) - Longwood, /4/8.679 (6/6) - Hampden-Sydney, //7 Free Throws Made 4 - Longwood, /6/ St. Paul s, /4/8 5 Florida Atlantic, // 5 Coastal Carolina, /7/ - George Mason, //9 Free Throws Attempted 5 - St. Paul s, /4/8 5 - Longwood, /6/ George Mason, //9 5 Charleston Southern, // Charleston Southern, /9/94 Team Game Top Five Free Throw Percentage. (/) - York, /5/78. (/) High Point, /6/4.94 (/4) Charleston Southern, /6/99.98 (5/6) - High Point, //.98 (5/6) - Longwood, //8 Three-Point Field Goals Made 4 - Averett, /8/9 Virginia Intermont, /5/ - Radford, //98 - Maine, //9 Augusta State, /9/98 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 8 Augusta State, /9/98 5 Virginia Intermont, /5/ 4 - North Carolina, /8/94 4 Iowa, // Clemson, /8/ Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.8 (8/) - UMBC, /8/ (7/9) - West Virginia Wesleyan, //88.75 (6/8) - Towson State, /6/95.77 (8/) - Virginia Tech, /4/9.667 (/5) - East Carolina, /4/ (6/9) East Stroudsburg, /4/98 Offensive Rebounds - Medger Evers, /8/8 - Valley Forge, /6/8 - Clearwater Christian, /7/79 - Mary Washington, // at Bowie State, /5/ Concord, //8 8 - Maranatha, /7/76 Defensive Rebounds 46 VMI, //7 4 Southern Virginia, /7/6 4 - Mt. St. Mary s, // Bluefield, // Maranatha, /7/ Medger-Evers, // Wilmington, //88 Total Rebounds 87 - Detroit Bible, /6/7 7 - Maranatha, /7/ Wilmington, // Bluefield, // at Clearwater Christian, /7/ Mary Washington, //79 Assists 6 - Medger Evers, // St. Paul s, /4/8 5 - Valley Forge, /6/8 4 - Roberts Wesleyan, //8 4 - Gallaudet, /6/8 4 - Bowie State, //79 Steals 6 - Baptist Bible, // Shenandoah, // Alabama Christian, /5/ at Newport News, // Radford, /4/75 Blocks - Winthrop, /8/97 - King, /5/94 - Ohio Northern, /5/77 - Bluefield, //88 - at Coastal Carolina, //95 - Campbell, /7/94 Radford, /7/ Turnovers 6 - West Georgia State, //7 5 - East Tennessee State, //9 5 Appalachian State, // 4 - Covenant, /9/99 - Maine, //9 - St. Paul s, /8/76 Least TO s in a game - New England, /4/85 - Pitt-Johnstown, // Alabama Christian, /5/ at Presbyterian, /5/79 6 vs. eight schools, last vs. St. Francis (Pa.), /4/6 Fouls 7 - Elon, // Mt. St. Mary s, /4/88 4 Virginia Commonwealth, // Wofford, /6/ at Hampden-Sydney, /6/77 The 99-9 team finished -7, marking the NCAA s number one turnaround that year! 7-8 Liberty Flames Basketball

17 LibertyFlames.com Team Season Top Five L I B E R T Y Wins Losses Points Scored , , , , ,5 Scoring Average Points Allowed , , , , ,97 Highest Point Average Allowed Least Points Allowed , , , , , ,856 Scoring Defense Field Goals Made , , Field Goals Attempted , , , , ,949 Field Goal Percentage Defensive Field Goal Percentage Free Throws Made Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage Three-Point Field Goals Made Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds , Total Rebounds , , , , ,45 Rebound Average Assists Steals Blocks Turnovers Fouls LibertyFlames.com L I B E R T Y

18 Scoring Game: 5 vs. Detroit Bible, /6/7 NCAA Division I Record: vs. VMI, /7/7 Home: 5 vs. Detroit Bible, /6/7 NCAA Division I Record: vs. VMI, /7/7 Away: vs. Clearwater Christian, /7/79 NCAA Division I Record: 8 vs. VMI, //7 Losing Game: 6 vs. Bridgewater, /9/77 NCAA Division I Record: 98 vs. UNC Asheville, /5/99 Two-Teams: 9 vs. VMI, /7/7 High Season:,86 in 98 NCAA Division I Record:,69 in 7 Low Season:,66 in 98 NCAA Division I Record:,78 in 99 High Season Average: 86.8 in NCAA Division Record: 77. in 99 Low Season Average: 6.6 in 99 Field Goals Game Made: 6 vs. Detroit Bible, /6/7 NCAA Division I Record: 47 vs. VMI, //7 Game Attempted: 9 vs. Lee, //75 NCAA Division I Record: 8 vs. Virginia-Wise, /8/ Game Percentage:.7 (8/5) vs. Mt. St. Mary's, /9/8 NCAA Division I Record:.65 (6/4) vs. UMBC, /8/94 High Season Made:,66 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 895 in 7 High Season Attempted:,6 in 98 NCAA Division I Record:,9, 4 High Season Percentage:.5 (86/58) in 984 NCAA Division I Record:.5 (79/59) in 99 Low Season Made: 69 in Low Season Attempted:,5 in 98 NCAA Division I Record:,45 in 998 Low Season Percentage:.4 in Three-Point Field Goals Game Made: vs. Virginia Intermont, /5/; vs. Radford, //98 Game Attempted: 5 vs. Virginia Intermont, /5/ Game Percentage:.8 (5/6) at Winthrop, //9 Season Made: 5 in Season Attempted: 67 in 4 Season Percentage:.4 (46/47) in 99 Team Records NCAA Division I Record: 47 in 989 Low Season Percentage:.587 (59/44) in 974 NCAA Division I Record:.6 (488/78) in 99 Rebounds Game: 87 vs. Detroit Bible, /6/7 NCAA Division I Record: 6 vs. Covenant, /9/99 High Season:,75 in 98 NCAA Division I Record:,5 in 4 High Season Average: 46. in 97 NCAA Division I Record: 8.8 in Low Season: 846 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 88 in 998 Low Season Average:.5 in 998 Personal Fouls High Game: 7 vs. Elon, //77 NCAA Division I Record: 4 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, //98 Low Game: vs. Bowie State, /7/79 NCAA Division I Record: 9 vs. Tennessee Temple, /5/9 High Season: 7 in 978 NCAA Division I Record: 645 in 7 Low Season: 44 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 5 in 99 Assists High Game: 6 vs. Medgar Evers, //84 NCAA Division I Record: vs. VMI, /7/7 High Season: 945 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 57 in 99 Low Season: in 6 Steals High Game: 6 vs. Baptist Bible, //74 NCAA Division I Record: vs. Covenant, /9/99 High Season: 4 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 76 in Low Season: 74 in 6 Turnovers High Game: 4 vs. East Tennessee State, //9 High Season: 57 in 99 Low Season: 4 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 77 in 989 Fewest Field Goals: vs. East Tennessee State, //8 NCAA Division I Record: vs. College of Charleston, /6/9; vs. Virginia Commonwealth, //94 Fewest Free Throws Made: vs. Randolph-Macon, /8/84 NCAA Division I Record: vs. Virginia Tech, //97 Fewest Free Throws Attempted: vs. Randolph-Macon, /8/84 NCAA Division I Record: 4 vs. Virginia Tech, //97; UNC Asheville, //95 Free Throws Missed: 7 vs. Virginia Union, /7/87; 7 vs. Elon /9/ Miscellaneous Season Most Wins: 8 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: in 997 Most Losses: 5 in Best Win Percentage:.759 (-7) in 99 Low Win Percentage:.48 (4-) in 999 Most Consecutive Wins: in 98 Most Consecutive Big South Wins: 8 in 99 Most Consecutive Big South Road Wins: 6 in 997 Most Consecutive Losses: in 98 Most Games Played: 9 in 98 Consecutive Winning Seasons: 6 from Consecutive Losing Seasons: 4 from ; Home Winning Streak: 6 over two seasons, Away Winning Streak: 6; 99 Home Losing Streak: 6 during the 977 season Away Losing Streak: over two seasons, 6-7 Overtime Games: 4 in 999; 996 David Watson Free Throws Game Made: 4 vs. Longwood, /5/79 NCAA Division I Record: 5 vs. Florida Atlantic, //; vs. Coastal Carolina, /7/ Game Attempted: 5 vs. St. Paul's, /4/8 NCAA Division I Record: 5 vs. George Mason, /4/9 Game Percentage:. (/) vs. High Point, /6/4 High Season Made: 654 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 5 in High Season Attempted: 896 in 98 NCAA Division I Record: 78 in 99 High Season Percentage:.79 in Low Season Made: 59 in 974 NCAA Division I Record: in 989 Low Season Attempted: 45 in 98 Blocked Shots High Game: vs. Winthrop, /8/97 High Season: 6 in 997 Low Season: 46 in 999; 997 Miscellaneous Game Fewest Points: vs. East Tennessee State, //8 NCAA Division I Record: 8 vs. College of Charleston, /6/9 Fewest Points/Half: vs. Virginia Tech (st), //97 Lowest Two-Team Score: 8 (4-8) vs. Longwood, /9/85 NCAA Division I Record: 87 (8-49) vs. College of Charleston, /6/ Liberty Flames Basketball

19 Individual Points Half: 6 by Devin Boyd of Towson State, //9; by Greg Jackson of St. Paul s, /9/79 Game: 4 by Greg Jackson of St. Paul s /9/79 NCAA Division I Record: 4 by Reggie Williams of VMI, /7/7 Individual Field Goals Made: 6 by Greg Jackson of St. Paul s /9/79 NCAA Division I Record: 5 by Patrick Elmore of The Citadel, /6/89 Attempted: by Joe Spinks of Campbell, /7/94 Percentage:. (8/8) by Greg Sims of Guilford, /7/8 NCAA Division I Record:.99 (/) by Corey Wallace of Clemson, //9 Individual Three-Point Field Goals Made: 8 by Leslie Ballard of Radford, //98 Attempted: 6 by Doug Day of Radford, /7/9; by Fred Robinson of VMI, //7 Percentage:. (5/5) by Monty St. Clair, Miami (Ohio), //4,. (5/5) by Jason Williams of Radford, //99 Individual Free Throws Made: 7 by Devin Boyd of Towson State, //9 Attempted: by Devin Boyd of Towson State, //9 Percentage:. (/) by Eddie Ard of Lipscomb, //6 Individual Rebounds Game: by George Theman of Ohio Northern, /4/78 NCAA Division I Record: by Kendrick Warren of Virginia Commonwealth, /4/9 Individual Offensive Rebounds Game: by Andrey Savtchenko of Radford, // Individual Defensive Rebounds Game: by Kendrick Warren of Virginia Commonwealth, /4/94 Individual Assists Game: 9 by Todd Lehman of Drexel, /5/9 Individual Steals Game: 7 by Terrence Winston of Norfolk State, /4/99, by Spencer Ferguson of UMBC, //9 Individual Turnovers Game: 9 by Nic Walters of Hawaii Pacific, /4/, by Geordie Cullen of High Point, //99, by Mike Fayed of Winthrop, /8/9 Individual Blocked Shots Game: 8 by Pascal Fleury of UMBC, //95 Individual Minutes Game: 47: by Kevin Martin of UNC Asheville, //97 Team Points Half: 75 by VMI, (nd), /7/7 Game: by West Georgia State, //7 NCAA Division I Record: 7 by VMI, /7/7 High Season:,, 98 NCAA Division I Record:,98, 7 Low Season:,5, 98 NCAA Division I Record:,856, Opponent Records High Season Average: 94.4, 977 NCAA Division I Record: 78.6, 989 Low Season Average: 56.7, 985 NCAA Division I Record: 6., 997 Team Field Goals Made Game: 5 by Ohio Northern, /4/78 NCAA Division I Record: 45 by Maryland, /8/4 Attempted Game: by Ohio Northern, /4/78 NCAA Division I Record: 88 by Providence, /9/9; by Navy, /5/ Percentage Game:.746 (4/55) by Longwood, /4/8 NCAA Division I Record:.68 (/47) by Ball State, /9/9 High Made Season:,78, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 86, 4 Low Made Season: 65, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 69, High Attempted Season:,77, 98 NCAA Division I Record:,895, 4 Low Attempted Season:,7, 98 NCAA Division I Record:,49, High Percentage Season:.57 (75/484), 98 Low Percentage Season:.89 (697/79), 997 Team Free Throws Made Game: 7 by Towson State, /5/88 Attempted Game: 49 by Mt. St. Mary s, /4/88 NCAA Division I Record: 47 by Brooklyn, /5/9 Percentage Game:. (/) by Charleston Southern, //9 High Made Season: 55, 978 NCAA Division I Record: 56, 7 Low Made Season: 9, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 8, 99 High Attempted Season: 77, 7 Low Attempted Season: 4, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 5, 99 High Percentage Season:.76 (89/54), 994 Low Percentage Season:.6 (8/5), 99 Team Rebounds Game: 7 by Navy, /5/ High Season:,47, 98 NCAA Division I Record:,6, 4 Low Season: 7, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 947, 99 Team Offensive Rebounds Game: 7 by Navy, /5/ High Season: 67, 978 NCAA Division Record: 48, 997 Low Season: 66, 985 NCAA Division I Record: 98, 99 Team Defensive Rebounds Game: 7 by Stetson, //89 High Season: 848, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 757, 4 Low Season: 44, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 5, 99 Team Assists Game: 8 by Arizona, /8/; by Clemson, //9; by Providence, /9/9 High Season: 776, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 4, 4 Low Season: 46, 985 NCAA Division I Record: 6, Team Steals Game: 4 by Appalachian State, // High Season: 85, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 8, 99 Low Season: 77, 987 NCAA Division I Record: 84, 996 Team Turnovers Game: 4 by Covenant, /9/99 High Season: 65, Low Season: 8, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 66, 989 Team Blocked Shots Game: 6 by Drexel, //87 NCAA Division I Record: 4 by Navy, /5/ High Season:, Low Season: 45, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 7, 996, 989 Team Personal Fouls Game: 5 by Mt. St. Mary's, //88; George Mason, //9 High Season: 8, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 64, 99 Low Season: 48, 98 NCAA Division I Record: 474, 989 Overtime Games LBC 7 Shenandoah 74 L Dec. 8, 97 LBC 6 Bridgewater 9 L Dec. 9, 977 LBC 9 Presbyterian 95 L Jan., 979 LBC 84 Lincoln 8 W Nov. 5, 98 LBC 7 Radford 78 L Feb. 4, 98 LBC 68 Norfolk State 66 W Mar., 98 LBC 76 Eastern 68 W Jan., 98 LBC 6 Randolph-Macon 6 L Jan. 9, 98 LBC 67 Radford 6 W Feb. 4, 98 LBC 8 Pitt-Johnstown 85 L Feb. 4, 984 LBC 69 King s 7 L Nov. 4, 984 LBC 65 Pitt-Johnstown 64 W Feb., 985 LU 64 St. Leo 6 W Dec. 6, 985 LU 69 Mt. St. Mary s 7 L Feb., 986 LU 85 Longwood $ 84 W Feb., 986 LU 85 Pitt-Johnstown 8 W Feb. 7, 987 LU 87 Mt. St. Mary's 78 W Jan., 988 LU Mt. St. Mary's 5 L Mar. 4, 988 LU 76 Youngstown State 7 W Feb. 4, 99 LU 67 Davidson 7 L Feb., 99 LU 77 Youngstown State 8 L Mar. 4, 99 LU 74 Idaho 76 L Dec., 99 LU 65 Coastal Carolina 66 L Jan. 9, 99 LU 8 Coastal Carolina 74 W Jan., 99 LU 78 Towson St. 79 L Feb. 7, 994 LU 67 UNC Asheville 7 L Feb. 9, 995 LU 65 Radford 7 L Jan. 5, 996 LU 8 Charleston Southern 75 W Jan., 996 LU 76 Winthrop 77 L Jan. 7, 996 LU 77 Winthrop 78 L Feb. 4, 996 LU 65 UNC Asheville $ 68 L Feb., 997 LU 8 Augusta State 85 L Dec. 9, 998 LU 89 High Point 9 L Jan., 999 LU 9 Charleston Southern 94 L Feb. 6, 999 LU 86 UNC Asheville 89 L Feb. 7, 999 LU 8 Towson 74 W Dec., 999 LU 64 Richmond $ 6 W Dec. 7, 999 LU 8 Charleston Southern 8 L Feb. 5, LU 6 Winthrop $ 67 L Mar., LU 46 Tusculum 45 W Dec. 4, LU 98 High Point $ 99 L Feb. 6, LU 67 American 7 L Dec., LU 6 Coastal Carolina 6 W Mar. 4, LU 7 Charleston Southern 67 W Feb. 9, 4 LU 86 Shenandoah 8 W Dec. 4, 4 LU 7 Winthrop 75 L Jan. 8, 5 LU 8 UNC Asheville 8 L Feb. 6, 6 Through the 6-7 season, Liberty has posted a 8-9 record in overtime games. $ - Indicates double overtime game LibertyFlames.com 5

20 Individual Statistics INDIVIDUAL POINTS Most in a Half: 4 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, (nd), /9/94 Most: 4 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Most in a Half by Opp: 6 by Devin Boyd of Towson State, (nd), //9 Most by Opp: 4 by Reggie Williams of VMI, /7/7 INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOALS Most: 7 by Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, //7 Most Attempted: 5 by Larry Blair vs. Coastal Carolina, //7; Parish Hickman vs. Towson State, //9 Most By Opp: 4 by Reggie Williams of VMI vs. Liberty, /7/7 Most Attempted: 7 by JaFonde Williams of Hampton, //95 Best Percentage (min. 8 att.):.9 (/) by Mike Coleman vs. Furman, /7/9 Best Percentage by Opp (min. 8 att.):.889 (8/9) by Andres Amaya of Charleston Southern, /6/98 INDIVIDUAL THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Most: 7 by Larry Blair vs. High Point, /6/4 Most Attempted: by Travis Eisentrout vs. Coastal Carolina, // Most by Opp: 8 by Leslie Ballard of Radford, //98 Most Attempted: 6 by Doug Day of Radford, /7/9 Best Percentage (min. 5 att.):.% (5/5) by Larry Blair vs. Virginia Intermont, /5/ Best Percentage by Opp (min. 5 att.):.857 (6/7) by Ryan Steger of Belmont, /8/97 INDIVIDUAL FREE THROWS Most: 9 by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Most by Opp: 7 by Devin Boyd of Towson State, //9 Most Attempted: by Matt Hildebrand vs. Charleston Southern, /9/94 Most Attempted by Opp: by Devin Boyd of Towson State, //9 Best Percentage (min. 8 att.):. (8/8) by Gabe Martin vs. Florida Atlantic, // Best Percentage by Opp (min. 8 att.):.97 (/) by Tony Thompson of UMBC, /9/96 Individual Rebounds Most: 7 by Alex McLean* vs. Lipscomb, //6 Most by Opp: by Kendrick Warren of Virginia Commonwealth, /4/94 Most Offensive: 9 by Parrish Hickman vs. Towson State, //9; Julius Nwosu vs. Covenant, /8/9 Most Offensive by Opp: by Maurice Ingram of Coastal Carolina, /7/97 Most Defensive: by Alex McLean* vs. Lipscomb, //6 Most Defensive by Opp: by Kendrick Warren of Virginia Commonwealth, /4/94 Vines Center Records INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS Most: by Beau Wallace vs. Charleston Southern, // Most by Opp: 5 by J.J. Foster of Coastal Carolina, /5/9 INDIVIDUAL STEALS Most: 7 by Maurice Watkins vs. Charleston Southern, /5/; Delawn Grandison vs. Tusculum, /7/99; Carl Williams vs. Tusculum, //99; Carl Williams vs. Towson, //99; Carl Williams vs. Covenant, /9/99; Carl Williams vs. UNC Asheville, /5/ Most by Opp: 7 by Tim Winn of St. Bonaventure, //97 INDIVIDUAL BLOCKS Most: 8 by Peter Aluma vs. Hampton, //96 Most by Opp: 8 by Pascal Fleury of UMBC, //95 INDIVIDUAL TURNOVERS Most: by Larry Jackson vs. UNC Asheville, //95 Most by Opp: 9 by Mike Fayed of Winthrop, /8/9 Team Statistics Team Points: Most: vs. VMI, /7/7 Most by Opp: 7 by VMI, /7/7 Fewest: 8 vs. College of Charleston, /6/9 Fewest by Opp: 4 by UNC Asheville, /9/96; by Brooklyn, //9 Most in a Half: 65 by Liberty vs. VMI, (st), /7/7 Most in a Half by Opp: 75 vs. VMI, (nd), /7/7 Fewest in a Half: 4 (st) vs. College of Charleston, /6/9 Fewest in a Half by Opp: 6 by Averett, (st), /8/9 Team Field Goals Most: 45 vs.vmi, /7/7 Most by Opp: 4 by VMI, /7/7 Most Attempted: 79 by UNC Asheville, //9; vs. Averett, //9 Most by Opp: 86 by VMI, /7/7 Best Percentage:.65 (/46) vs. Davidson, /8/9 Best Percentage by Opp:.65 (6/4) by Belmont, /8/97 Worst Percentage:.65 (/5) vs. College of Charleston, /6/9 Worst Percentage by Opp:. (7/74) by Averett, /8/94 Team Three-Point Field Goals Most: 4 vs. Averett, /8/9 Most by Opp: 4 by Radford, //98; by Central Connecticut State, /6/9 Most Attempted: 5 vs. Virginia Intermont, /5/ Most by Opp: 4 by VMI, /7/7 Best Percentage:.8 (8/) vs. UMBC, /8/94 Best Percentage by Opp:.667 (/) by Charleston Southern, //9 Team Free Throws Most Made: 5 vs. Florida Atlantic, //; vs. Coastal Carolina, /7/ Most Made by Opp: by Augusta State, /9/98 Fewest Made: vs. Virginia Tech, /4/98 Fewest Made by Opp: by Western Michigan, //94; by Tusculum, /4/ Most Attempted: 44 vs. Coastal Carolina, /7/ Most Attempted by Opp: 6 by Towson State, //9 Fewest Attempted: 4 vs. UNC Asheville, //95 Fewest Attempted by Opp: 4 by King, //98; by Tennessee Temple, /5/9 Best Percentage:. (/) vs. High Point, /6/4 Best Percentage by Opp:. (/) by Charleston Southern, //9 Worst Percentage:.7 (/) vs. Coastal Carolina, // Worst Percentage by Opp:. (/9) by Western Michigan, //94 Team Rebounds Most: 59 vs. Averett, //9 Most by Opp: 57 by Virginia Tech, /4/98 Most Offensive Rebounds: 6 vs. UMBC, /4/95 Most by Opp: 7 by UMBC, /8/94; by Radford, // Most Defensive Rebounds: 7 vs. Radford, // Most by Opp: 4 by James Madison, /8/ Team Personal Fouls Most: vs. Charleston Southern, //5; vs. Radford, /8/ Most by Opp: by VMI, /7/7 Team Assists Most: vs. VMI, /7/7 Most by Opp: 6 by East Tennessee State, /4/9 Team Steals Most: vs. Covenant, /9/99 Most by Opp: 8 by East Tennessee State, /4/9 Team Blocked Shots Most: vs. Winthrop, /8/97 Most by Opp: by UNC Greensboro, /8/4; by Navy, /7/; by Virginia Commonwealth, /4/9 Team Turnovers Most: 4 vs. Covenant, /9/99 Most by Opp: 4 by Covenant, /9/ * - indicates active player Liberty Flames Basketball