SEC Teams Exhibition Games

[Wildcat Larry]

Alabama 11/4 Montevallo and 11/10 Augusta State

Arkansas 11/2 Dillard and 11/5 Lemoyne-Owen

Auburn 11/6 Miles College

Florida 11/2 St. Leo University and 11/9 Webber International

Georgia 11/6 North Georgia

LSU - No exhibition games listed

Mississippi 11/6 Auburn University - Montgomery

Mississippi State 10/31 Oklahoma City (W 82-54) and 11/7 Georgetown College

South Carolina 11/5 Kentucky Wesleyan

Tennessee 10/30 North Alabama (W 117-79) and 11/4 Lincoln Memorial

Vanderbilt 11/10 Alabama-Huntsville

[Soldier1969]

(FYI) We play:

Campbellsville on Monday (2 November)

Clarion on Friday (6 November)

[Will Lavender]

Here's a write-up on the Tennessee exhibition. Hopson had 20.

And here's the Mississippi State win. Seems like Oklahoma City almost beat MSU in an exhibition last year, and the Dogs struggled in this one for much of the night. Ravern Johnson had 23, Varnado had 9 points and 11 boards.

[Wildcat Larry]

Oklahoma City is almost always in the NAIA Final Four. I think that's where Eric Manual went after UK, wasn't it?

[Will Lavender]

Originally Posted by Wildcat Larry

Oklahoma City is almost always in the NAIA Final Four. I think that's where Eric Manual went after UK, wasn't it?

I vaguely remember watching Oklahoma City play in the national championship game when they had Manual. Seems like I remember him doing virtually nothing in the game, and me thinking, "All that for him?"

IIRC he had a weight problem that limited the career everybody thought he was going to have?

[WildcatDan]

Originally Posted by Will Lavender

Varnado had 9 points and 11 boards.

And 73 uncalled fouls.

[Doug Hardin]

Ray Harper (former Ky. Wesleyan coach) led OK City to one or two NAIA titles a few years ago. They're a solid program.

I'll be interested to see how my GC Tigers do against Mississippi State. Last year they gave U of L all they could handle, then got smoked by BYU the next week.

[Dawood Khan]

Originally Posted by WildcatDan

And 73 uncalled fouls.

[Wildcat Larry]

Arkansas 77 - Dillard 59

Florida 95 - St. Leo University 46

[Wildcat Larry]

Some generally useless trivia, but Dillard is coached by former Wildcat Dale Brown, for those who didn't know.

[Wildcat Larry]

Alabama 81 - Montevallo 53

Tennessee 97 - Lincoln Memorial 58

[John Clay Rice Jr.]

Originally Posted by WildcatDan

And 73 uncalled fouls.

Hahahahaha!!!

[bluecat406]

Originally Posted by Wildcat Larry

Tennessee 10/30 North Alabama (W 117-79) and 11/4 Lincoln Memorial

Looks like UT is still not playing much defense.

[Wildcat Larry]

South Carolina 78 - Kentucky Wesleyan 55

[colonelcatfan]

Originally Posted by Will Lavender

I vaguely remember watching Oklahoma City play in the national championship game when they had Manual. Seems like I remember him doing virtually nothing in the game, and me thinking, "All that for him?"

IIRC he had a weight problem that limited the career everybody thought he was going to have?

Thats right, I saw at least one NC game with a seriously overweight Eric Manual playing for OKC. He is however, I believe, a member of the OKC Hall of Fame and had quite a prolific career at that level. (I've looked this up on their athletics website in the past, don't want to invest the time to do it again and confirm it, sorry folks!)

[Wildcat Larry]

Arkansas 102 - Lemoyne-Owen 69

[VirginiaBlue]

Originally Posted by WildcatDan

And 73 uncalled fouls.

And isn't he about 38 years old by now?

[Wildcat Larry]

Georgia 87 - North Georgia 53

Mississippi 102 - Auburn University Montgomery 82

Kentucky 117 - Clarion 52

[I. Melvin]

Originally Posted by VirginiaBlue

And isn't he about 38 years old by now?

Ah, yes - the Great Non-Fouling Beast returns for his second decade.

Jodie went pro and Vernardo didn't?

[ukcatfan]

LeMoyne 82
Syracuse 79