Randolph-Macon Men's Basketball
March 11, 2022
Round 3 – NCAA Tournament
RPI vs. #13 WPI 4:30 pm
#1 R-MC vs. UMD 7:30 pm
The Series
The Yellow Jackets have never faced UMass Dartmouth or RPI. R-MC is 1-0 vs. WPI, defeating the Engineers 79-68 on March 9, 2013 in Worcester in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament.
Head Coach Josh Merkel
Seventh season at Randolph-Macon
2021-22 29-1, 16-0 ODAC
2020-21 12-0, 3-0 ODAC
2019-20 28-2, 15-1 ODAC
2018-19 27-4, 15-1 ODAC
2017-18 18-8, 12-4 ODAC
2016-17 17-9, 13-3 ODAC
2015-16 13-14, 8-8 ODAC
Overall at R-MC 144-38 (.791)
ODAC: 82-17 (.828)
Home: 73-9 (.890)
Away: 52-21 (.712)
Neutral: 19-8 (.704)
Overall (11 years): 210-79 (.727)
Four seasons at Salisbury
2014-15 21-8, 14-4 CAC
2013-14 14-12, 9-7 CAC
2012-13 19-8, 9-3 CAC
2011-12 12-13, 5-11 CAC
Overall at SU: 66-41 (.617)
CAC: 37-25 (.597)
Home: 31-17 (.646)
Away: 27-19 (.587)
Neutral: 8-5 (.615)
29 Wins
R-MC has set a program mark with 29 victories in a season. The Yellow Jackets previously won 28 games in 2002-03, 2014-15 and 2019-20.
2021-22 Schedule (29-1, 16-0 ODAC)
MMI Tipoff Tournament (Frederick,Md.)
11/5 v. Carnegie Mellon W 70-61
11/6 at Hood W 84-63
11/10 Mary Washington W 57-53
Great Lakes Invitational (Marietta,Ohio)
11/19 v. #13 Emory W 88-74
11.20 at #3 Marietta W 82-74
CNU Classic (Newport News, Va.)
11/27 v. #24 New Jersey City W 78-58
11/28 at Chris. Newport ot L 76-77
12/1 Virginia Wesleyan* W 65-53
12/4 at #9 Roanoke* W 62-50
Fink's Jewelers Coaches Tournament
12/29 Gettysburg W 77-57
12/31 Averett W 68-54
1/11 Eastern Mennonite* W 82-55
1/15 Lynchburg* W 84-65
1/19 at Shenandoah* W 92-54
1/22 at Ferrum* W 86-48
1/25 Bridgewater* W 80-51
1/27 at Hampden-Sydney* W 83-63
1/29 at Washington & Lee* W 77-72
2/1 at Randolph* W 77-43
2/3 Guilford* W 60-56
2/5 Roanoke* W 72-67
2/10 at Bridgewater* W 81-50
2/12 Shenandoah* W 102-60
2/16 Hampden-Sydney* W 74-54
2/19 at Guilford* W 72-66
2/24 v. #9 Bridgewater^ W 80-56
2/26 v. #5 Roanoke^ W 75-58
2/27 v. #3 Va. Wesleyan^ W 74-59
3/4 Mitchell $ W 99-57
3/5 Babson $ W 67-54
3/11 UMass Dartmouth $ 7:30 p.m.
R-MC vs. The Field
The Yellow Jackets are 4-1 against teams in the 2022 NCAA Tournament. R-MC defeated Hood, Emory, Marietta and Averett. The lone loss for the Yellow Jackets this season was a one-point defeat in overtime at Christopher Newport.
R-MC in NCAA Tournament
R-MC made its 27th appearance in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and owns a 26-30 tourney mark. The Yellow Jackets made nine trips to the Division II Tournament from 1965-1985, going 6-14. This is the 18th trip to the Division III Tournament from 1990 to 2022, going 20-16.
NCAA Tourney Coaches
Josh Merkel is the fifth R-MC head coach to lead the Yellow Jackets into the NCAA Tournament. He is making his third trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Coach NCAAs Record
Paul Webb 4 1-6
Hal Nunnally 10 7-13
Mike Rhoades 4 3-4
Nathan Davis 6 9-6
Josh Merkel 3 6-1
Total 27 26-30
R-MC Tourney Record By Round
Total D2 D3
First Round 10-11 2-6 8-5
Second Round 9-5 0-1 9-4
Sweet 16 3-6 1-1 2-5
Elite 8 2-1 1-0 1-1
Final 4 1-1 1-0 0-1
Title Game 0-1 0-1 0-0
Consolations 1-5 1-5 0-0
Total 26-30 6-14 20-16
Three Straight Sweet Sixteens
There have been just two teams reach the Sweet Sixteen in each of the past three NCAA Division III Tournaments: Randolph-Macon and Christopher Newport. The Yellow Jackets and Captains went 2-0 in tourneys in 2019, 2020 and 2022.
D3hoops.com Top 25 – Week 12
(through games of Feb. 27)
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School (#1 votes)
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W-L
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Pts.
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Prev.
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1
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R-MC (25)
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27-1
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625
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1
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2
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Marietta
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25-2
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594
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2
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3
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UW-Oshkosh
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22-3
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575
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3
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4
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Chris. Newport
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24-2
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550
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4
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5
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UW-Platteville
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21-5
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454
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6
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6
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M. Hardin-Baylor
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25-2
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447
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7
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7
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Illinois Wesleyan
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21-5
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417
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5
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8
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Wesleyan
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24-3
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411
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11
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9
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St. Joseph (Conn.)
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26-1
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393
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12
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10
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Johns Hopkins
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22-3
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373
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13
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11
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Mount Union
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23-4
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372
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8
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12
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Emory
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19-5
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328
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15
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13
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WPI
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24-2
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326
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14
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14
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UW-La Crosse
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20-6
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321
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9
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15
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Wabash
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24-3
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295
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16
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16
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Elmhurst
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22-6
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281
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19
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17
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Oswego State
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25-2
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241
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17
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18
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Wheaton (Ill.)
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20-6
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239
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10
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19
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Yeshiva
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25-3
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174
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20
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20
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Swarthmore
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22-5
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145
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18
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21
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Berry
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23-2
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123
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23
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22
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Williams
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17-4
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107
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21
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23
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Stockton
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24-4
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95
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25
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24
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St. John's
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23-4
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57
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25
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Whitworth
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22-4
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45
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Dropped out: No. 22 Maryville (Tenn.); No. 24 Mass-Dartmouth.
Others receiving votes: Mass-Dartmouth 39; Pomona-Pitzer 25; Washington U. 17; Rochester 12; Hope 11; Guilford 8; Nazareth 7; Chapman 6; Nichols 5; Maryville (Tenn.) 2; Susquehanna 2; Case Western Reserve 1; LeTourneau 1.
The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, SIDs and media members from across the country, and is published weekly.
Last Time Out
Josh Talbert led all scorers with 25 points and Miles Mallory recorded his 11th double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds as R-MC defeated Babson 67-51 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
How it Happened:
• Daniel Mbangue has a layup for the Yellow Jackets to start the scoring. Mallory scored twice in the lane to give R-MC an 8-4 edge with 14:20 left in the first half. The Beavers tied the game at 12-12 before buckets by Mbangue and Talbert put the Yellow Jackets up four at 16-12 with 8:40 left. BC would use a 9-2 spurt to take a 21-18 advantage before a three-pointer by Will Coble tied it at 21-21 with just under six minutes left. The Beavers held a 29-27 edge before Talbert tallied seven straight and Mallory scored inside to put R-MC up 36-29 with 40 seconds left. BC hit a trey just before the horn and R-MC led 36-32 at the break. Talbert had 15 points in the first half and Mallory added eight.
• DaQuan Morris buried a three-pointer and Buzz Anthony hit a jumper as R-MC went up 41-32 two minutes into the second period. A one-hander by David Funderburg capped a 15-4 start of the second half as the Yellow Jackets led 51-36 with 13:10 remaining. BC had an 8-2 run to pull within nine at 53-44 before four points by Talbert and three by Mallory gave R-MC a 60-44 lead with just under six minutes left. A pair of free throws by Anthony game the Yellow Jackets their largest lead at 67-50 with 1:03 remaining. BC hit a foul shot in the last minute to make the final 67-51.
By The Numbers:
• The Yellow Jackets had three score in double figures. Talbert had 25, Mallory added 15 and Anthony put up 11.
ODAC Standings ODAC Overall
Randolph-Macon 16-0 27-1
Guilford 13-3 18-7
Virginia Wesleyan 12-4 18-10
Washington & Lee 10-6 12-11
Roanoke 9-7 18-9
Lynchburg 8-8 14-12
Hampden-Sydney 8-8 14-11
Eastern Mennonite 8-8 10-14
Bridgewater 5-11 10-16
Shenandoah 3-13 4-22
Randolph 3-13 6-18
Ferrum 1-15 6-19
ODAC Tournament
First Round – Monday, Feb. 21
#9 Bridgewater 85, #8 EMU 74
#7 H-SC 86, #10 Shenandoah 71
Quarterfinals – Thursday, Feb. 24
#1 R-MC 80, #9 Bridgewater 56
#5 Roanoke 82, #4 W&L 69
#2 Guilford 77, #7 H-SC 69
#3 Va. Wesleyan 65, #6 Lynchburg 52
Semifinals – Saturday, Feb. 26
#1 R-MC 75, #5 Roanoke 58
#3 Va. Wesleyan 77, #2 Guilford 74
Finals – Sunday, Feb. 27
#1 R-MC 74, #3 Virginia Wesleyan 59
ODAC Regular-Season Title
With its victory over Hampden-Sydney, R-MC won its fifth straight ODAC regular season crown in a full season.
R-MC has won at least a share of the ODAC regular-season crown 16 times:
1989-90, 1990-91, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2008-09, 2010-11, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2021-22
ODAC All-Tournament Team
R-MC had three players named to the All-Tournament Team. Buzz Anthony was selected as the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Miles Mallory and Josh Talbert joined Anthony on the All-Tournament Team.
R-MC in the ODAC Tournament
Randolph-Macon is 47-24 all-time in the ODAC Tournament. The Yellow Jackets won their nine ODAC titles in 17 trips to the championship game. R-MC won three consecutive titles for the first time in program history.
R-MC by Round
First Round 1-0
Quarterfinals 20-13
Semifinals 17-3
Finals 9-8
Total 47-24
R-MC vs. Opponents
Bridgewater 6-1
Eastern Mennonite 5-1
Emory & Henry 2-2
Guilford 2-2
Hampden-Sydney 7-8
Lynchburg 4-1
Randolph 3-1
Roanoke 6-1
Virginia Wesleyan 7-6
Washington & Lee 5-1
47-24
R-MC has won eight ODAC titles:
1990 - #1 seed
1991 - #1 seed
2003 - #1 seed
2011 - #2 seed
2013 - #4 seed
2015 - #1 seed
2020 - #1 seed
2021 - #5 seed
2022 - #1 seed
Championships by seed (45 tourneys)
#1 seed - 27
#2 seed - 9
#3 seed - 2
#4 seed - 4
#5 seed - 3
#7 seed – 1
ODAC Player of the Year
Buzz Anthony was named the Kurt Axe Player of the Year in the ODAC for the fourth straight season. Anthony is the seventh Yellow Jacket to be named ODAC Player of the Year:
Buzz Anthony, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Justin Short, 2009
Justin Wansley, 2005
Jared Mills, 2003
Kurt Axe, 1996
Troy Smith, 1993
David Kagey, 1991
Multiple ODAC Players of the Year
Buzz Anthony is one seven players to be named ODAC Player of the Year multiple times.
Buzz Anthony, R-MC (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
D.J. Woodmore, VWU (2012, 2014)
Ben Strong, GC (2007, 2008)
Ramsey Yeatts, BC (1987, 1988)
Gerald Holmes, BC (1982, 1983)
E.D. Schechterly, LYN (1979, 1980)
Pat Dennis, W&L (1977, 1978)
ODAC Coach of the Year
Josh Merkel was named Bob Johnson Coach of the Year in the ODAC for the fifth straight year. It was the 13th time a Yellow Jacket has earned the honor:
Josh Merkel: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Nathan Davis: 2014, 2015
Mike Rhoades: 2001, 2002, 2003
Hal Nunnally: 1990, 1993, 1997
Five in a Row
Josh Merkel is the first to win ODAC Coach of the Year in five straight seasons. Mike Rhoades of R-MC was the only other coach to win the award at least three straight times. He shared the award in 2001 and won it outright in 2002 and 2003.
2021-22 Leading Scorers
R-MC has had 5 players lead in scoring:
Buzz Anthony 13-0
Josh Talbert 8-0
Miles Mallory 6-1
Ian Robertson 2-0
DaQuan Morris 1-0
2021-22 Leading Rebounders
R-MC had 8 players lead on the boards:
Miles Mallory 15-1
Daniel Mbangue 8-0
David Funderburg 3-0
Buzz Anthony 2-0
Lance Johnson 2-0
Josh Talbert 1-0
DaQuan Morris 1-0
Ben Cerrato 1-0
2020-21 Leaders in Assists
R-MC has had 3 players lead in assists:
Buzz Anthony 21-1
Josh Talbert 9-0
Daniel Mbangue 1-0
D3hoops.com Team of the Week
Buzz Anthony, Nov. 22
Miles Mallory, Nov. 15
ODAC Player of the Week
Buzz Anthony, Feb. 14
Miles Mallory, Feb. 7
Buzz Anthony, Jan. 31
Miles Mallory, Nov. 29
Buzz Anthony, Nov. 22
Miles Mallory, Nov. 15
Preseason All-Americans
D3hoops.com Preseason All-America
Buzz Anthony: All-America 1st Team Miles Mallory: All-America 2nd Team
Anthony: National Player of the Week
Buzz Anthony was USBWA National Player of the Week on Nov. 23. He had a career-high 32 points in 88-74 win over #13 Emory. He had his second double-double of the year with 15 points and 13 assists in an 82-74 win over #3 Marietta.
Starting Lineups This Season
R-MC has used 11 starting lineups:
Anthony, Cerrato, Talbert, Funderburg, Mallory 3-0
Anthony, Morris, Talbert, Funderburg, Mallory 2-0
Anthony, Mbangue, Talbert, Robertson, Mallory 2-0
Anthony, Cerrato, Norton, Funderburg, Mallory 0-1
Anthony, Mbangue, Talbert, Funderburg, Mallory15-0
Morris, Mbangue, Talbert, Funderburg, Mallory 1-0
Norton, Mbangue, Talbert, Funderburg, Mallory 1-0
Anthony, Mbangue, Morris, Funderburg, Mallory 1-0
Anthony, Morris, Talbert, Funderburg, Robertson 1-0
Anthony, Coble, Talbert, Mbangue, Mallory 1-0
Anthony, Morris, Talbert, Mbangue, Mallory 2-0
Daunting Defense
R-MC is first in the ODAC and second in the nation in scoring defense at 58.6 points per game. Over the past 12 contests, opponents have scored an average of 56.4 points per game. R-MC has held eight of its past nine opponents to 60 points or less, including each of the three foes in the ODAC Tournament and both opponents in the NCAA tourney. The Yellow Jackets were first in the ODAC and fourth in the nation a season ago, allowing 58.2 points per contest. R-MC led the nation in scoring defense two seasons ago at 57.3 points per game.
Defensive Sectional
Three of the top four teams in the nation in scoring defense will be in action in Ashland this weekend. Rensselaer is first at 57.5 ppg, R-MC is second at 58.6 ppg and WPI is fourth at 60.0
ODAC Player of the Week
Buzz Anthony was named ODAC Player of the Week on Feb. 14 for the third time this season. Anthony averaged 28.5 points and 7.0 assists in two victories, shooting 69% from the floor and 68.4% on treys. He had 25 points and eight assists in an 81-50 win at Bridgewater, including 20 points in the second half. Anthony matched his career high with 32 points in a 102-60 Senior Day win over Shenandoah at Crenshaw Gym.
Bevo Francis Award Watch List
Buzz Anthony and Miles Mallory are both on the Bevo Francis Award Top 50 Watch List. The award is presented annually to the player who has had the finest overall season within Small College Basketball (NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA Division I, NAIA Division II, USCAA, NCCAA). Marcus Azor of UMass Dartmouth is also on the Top 50 Watch List.
Career Steals & Assists
Buzz Anthony now owns the R-MC program record with 243 career steals. He has 767 career assists, surpassing the ODAC record of 680 held by Tim Crawford of EMU (1977-81) and program record of Paul Jez (1971-75).
Taking Care of the Ball
R-MC is averaging 10.4 turnovers per game, first in the ODAC and 13th in the nation. The Yellow Jackets have averaged 8.4 turnovers in the past 10 games. A season ago, R-MC led the ODAC and was seventh in the nation in turnovers per game in 9.7. R-MC is tops in the conference and second in the country in assist/turnover ratio at 1.77. Marietta leads the nation at 1.79. The Yellow Jackets have had 191 assists and 84 turnovers in the past 10 games for an assist/turnover ratio of 2.27. R-MC was first in the league and seventh in the country a season ago in assist/turnover ratio at 1.64. Last season, R-MC was tops in the league and 15th in the nation in turnover margin at 4.3.
200 Career Wins
Josh Merkel earned his 200th career victory with the home win over Guilford. He won 66 games in four years at Salisbury and has won 144 in seven years at R-MC.
Block Party
R-MC is first in the ODAC in total blocks with 120. Miles Mallory is first in the conference and eighth in the country with 75 total blocked shots and 12th with 2.50 blocks per game. Mallory had a season-high seven blocks in the win over Lynchburg, matching his career best. Mallory has tied the program record for career blocks with 174.
Career Blocks
1 Miles Mallory (2019- ) 174
1 Pat Holland (1988-91) 174
3 Jordan Brown (2007-11) 136
4 Troy Smith (1989-93) 130
5 Jared Mills (1999-03) 121
6 Brandon Braxton (2006-10) 115
7 Akeem Holmes (2011-15) 105
8 Jesse Hellyer (1981-85) 104
9 Jon Nowell (2015-19) 88
10 Joe Hassell (2012-15) 83
Block Party, Part 2
Miles Mallory has tied his single-season record of 75 blocks.
Blocked Shots in a Season
1 Miles Mallory (2021-22) 75
1 Miles Mallory (2019-20) 75
3 Pat Holland (1989-90) 73
4 Pat Holland (1988-89) 51
4 Will Blackwell (1986-87) 51
6 Pat Holland (1990-91) 50
7 Akeem Holmes (2014-15) 46
8 Jordan Brown (2008-09) 45
9 Troy Smith (1991-92) 44
10 Jon Nowell (2018-19) 42
10 Brad Meyers (1987-88) 42
Century Mark
Fifth-year seniors Buzz Anthony and David Funderburg reached the 100-win plateau for their careers against BC. They now stand at 114 victories. Anthony has appeared in 127 games, while Funderburg has played in 120.
Home Cookin'
With the victory over Babson, R-MC extended its program record for home winning streak in Crenshaw Gym at 46. It is the longest current streak in Division III. R-MC previously won 32 straight in Crenshaw Gym from 1982-85. The overall program record for home winning streak is 50, from 1961-66.
Win Streak
R-MC has won 23 straight games and 46 of its past 47 contests. The 23-game win streak has matched the second-longest streak in program history. R-MC won 25 straight during the 2014-15 season and 23 from the end of the 2019-20 season into the first six games of this season.
Four Strong Years
Over the past four seasons, the Yellow Jackets are 96-7 overall (.932) and 49-2 in ODAC contests (.961).
Scoring Margin
In 2021, R-MC led the ODAC and was fourth in the nation in scoring margin at 20.5. This season, R-MC is first in the ODAC & fourth in the country with a scoring margin of 18.8. Over the past 16 games, the scoring margin is 22.1.
2021-22 ODAC Preseason Poll
1 Randolph-Macon (11), 121 pts.
2 Roanoke (1), 102 pts.
3 Virginia Wesleyan, 98 pts.
4 Lynchburg, 94 pts.
5 Guilford, 88 pts.
6 Washington and Lee, 66 pts.
7 Ferrum, 58 pts.
8 Hampden-Sydney, 57 pts.
9 Bridgewater, 42 pts.
10 Randolph, 28 pts.
11 Eastern Mennonite, 27 pts.
12 Shenandoah, 11 pts.
Beyond The Arc
Buzz Anthony is second in program history with 238 made three-pointers and 567 attempts. He trails Kurt Axe on both lists. Axe had 257 made treys and 712 attempts.
Most Career Three-Point FG Made
1 Kurt Axe (1992-96) 257
2 Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 238
3 Todd Bowden (1985-89) 229
4 Jeff Taylor (1988-92) 202
5 Calvin Croskey (2008-12) 188
6 Corey Bays (2016-20) 176
7 Chris Hamilton (2011-15) 171
8 Ryan Stein (2000-04) 170
9 Mike LaGuardia (1995-00) 167
10 Charlie Boyd (1985-89) 163
Most Career 3FG Attempts
1 Kurt Axe (1992-96) 712
2 Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 567
3 Todd Bowden (1985-89) 491
4 Calvin Croskey (2008-12) 462
5 Jeff Taylor (1988-92) 451
6 Ryan Stein (2000-04) 450
7 Corey Bays (2016-20) 440
8 Mike LaGuardia (1995-00) 430
9 Joe Goldin (1995-99) 400
10 Adam Desgain (2008-12) 397
Seeing Double
R-MC has 16 double-doubles this season, 11 by Miles Mallory, four by Buzz Anthony and one by David Funderburg.
Miles Mallory, 3/5/22 vs. Babson
15 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 2/27/22 vs. VWU
12 points, 12 assists
Buzz Anthony, 2/16/22 vs. H-SC
14 points, 10 assists
Miles Mallory, 2/10/22 at Bridgewater
16 points, 13 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 2/3/22 vs. Guilford
21 points, 11 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 1/29/22 at W&L
20 points, 10 rebounds
Buzz Anthony, 1/19/22 at Shenandoah
17 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 1/15/22 vs. Lynchburg
19 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 12/31/21 vs. Averett
21 points, 10 rebounds
David Funderburg, 12/29/21 vs. GC
11 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 12/1/21 vs. VWU
16 points, 11 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 11/28/21 at CNU
28 points, 17 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 11/27/21 vs. NJCU
11 points, 10 rebounds
Buzz Anthony, 11/20/21 at Marietta
15 points, 13 assists
Buzz Anthony, 11/10/21 vs. UMW
16 points, 12 assists
Miles Mallory, 11/10/21 vs. UMW
20 points, 13 rebounds
Two Double-Doubles
Buzz Anthony & Miles Mallory had double-doubles in the win over UMW. The last time R-MC had two double-doubles in one game was 11/28/18, an 84-76 win over W&L. Buzz Anthony had 13 points & 13 assists, Montese Adams had 15 points & 13 boards.
R-MC had 3 double-doubles in 2020-21:
Miles Mallory, 1/30/21 vs. H-SC
17 points, 11 rebounds
Josh Talbert, 2/2/21 at Shenandoah
14 points, 14 rebounds
Buzz Anthony, 2/26/21 at VWU
19 points, 11 rebounds
R-MC had 8 double-doubles in 2019-20:
Buzz Anthony, 3/7/20 vs. TCNJ
25 points, 13 assists
Miles Mallory, 2/15/20 vs. W&L
12 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 1/22/20 at VWU
11 points, 14 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 1/11/20 vs. Ferrum
19 points, 11 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 12/7/19 vs. CNU
21 points, 10 rebounds
Buzz Anthony, 12/1/19 at Randolph
15 points, 10 rebounds
Miles Mallory, 11/16/19 at Messiah
12 points, 10 rebounds
Corey Bays, 11/10/19 at St. Mary's
18 points, 11 rebounds
Anthony has 11 career double-doubles:
Buzz Anthony, 2/6/19 vs. H-SC
17 points, 10 assists
Buzz Anthony, 11/28/18 vs. W&L
13 points, 13 assists
Buzz Anthony, 1/18/18 vs. H-SC
11 points, 10 assists
Buzz Anthony, 1/13/18 vs. W&L
15 points, 10 assists
Sharp Shooters
R-MC tops the ODAC and is eighth in the nation in field goal percentage at 49.6%. Josh Talbert (58.7%) is first in the ODAC and Miles Mallory (57.5%) is second
Strong in Assists
Buzz Anthony is first in the ODAC and third nationally with 7.3 assists/game.
1,000-Point Scorers
1. Fletcher Johnson (1970-75) 2,216
2. Frank Kaminski (1960-64) 1,997
3. Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 1,921
4. Irv Sentz (1962-66) 1,790
5. Jack Whitcomb (1948-52) 1,733
6. Matt Meehan (1995-99) 1,574
7. Justin Wansley (2002-06) 1,566
8. Jesse Hellyer (1981-85) 1,561
9. Jared Mills (1999-03) 1,560
10. Charles Boyd (1984-89) 1,529
11. Kurt Axe (1992-96) 1,521
12. Troy Smith (1989-93) 1,493
13. David Kagey (1987-91) 1,478
14. Kenny Joyner (1954-58) 1,476
15. Stan Trimble (1962-66) 1,393
16. Paul Gartlan (1977-81) 1,362
17. Todd Bowden (1985-89) 1,341
18. Joey Allen (1973-77) 1,320
19. Bryan Vacca (1979-83) 1,318
20. Justin Short (2005-09) 1,313
21. Bob Minutella (1963-67) 1,312
22. Carl Koenig (1957-61) 1,294
23. Paul Feeley (1973-75) 1,284
24. Danny Jones (2007-11) 1,277
25. Kurt Bergmann (2000-04) 1,276
26. Mike Boyer (1982-87) 1,259
27. Kevin Wood (1975-78) 1,222
27. Dale Kurowsky (1967-71) 1,217
29. Charles Weston (1966-70) 1,208
29. Red Cohn (1949-53) 1,208
31. Pat Holland (1988-91) 1,205
32. Stewart Nelson (1977-81) 1,137
33. Jordan Brown (2007-11) 1,122
34. Dan Prescott (1990-94) 1,116
35. Andre Simon (2010-14) 1,107
36. Paul Zuidema (1971-75) 1,092
37. Phil Hawley (2003-07) 1,049
38. Rod Wood (1981-85) 1,043
39. Ryan Stein (2000-04) 1,016
40. Jim Smith (1953-57) 1,015
41. Frank Farren (1964-69) 1,005
Career Assists
1 Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 767
2 Paul Jez (1971-75) 747
3 Rod Wood (1981-85) 621
4 Paul Gartlan (1977-81) 466
5 Todd Bowden (1985-89) 444
6 Mike Boyer (1982-87) 368
7 David Kagey (1987-91) 359
8 Justin Short (2005-09) 351
9 Tim Smith (1999-03) 334
10 Nathan Davis (1992-96) 329
11 Justin Moyer (2001-05) 313
12 Kurt Axe (1992-96) 312
Career Steals
1 Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 243
2 Tim Smith (1999-03) 192
3 Jordan Brown (2007-11) 189
4 Mike Boyer (1982-87) 178
5 Ryan Stein (2000-04) 177
6 Paul Gartlan (1977-81) 170
7 Charlie Boyd (1984-89) 152
8 Kurt Axe (1992-96) 150
9 David Kagey (1987-91) 142
10 Todd Bowden (1985-89) 133
11 Dave Meleski (1977-81) 121
Career Free Throw Percentage
1 Bryan Vacca (1979-83) 87.9
2 Buzz Anthony (2017- ) 86.8
3 Kurt Axe (1992-96) 85.0
4 Jeff Taylor (1988-92) 84.4
5 Justin Moyer (2001-05) 84.2
6 Irv Sentz (1962-66) 83.9
7 Reed O'Brien (1975-78) 82.8
7 Stewart Nelson (1977-81) 82.8
9 Dan Prescott (1990-94) 82.5
10 Charlie Boyd (1984-89) 82.1
11 Carl Koenig (1957-61) 81.5
11 Matt Meehan (1995-99) 81.5
