Maroon and White Papers(AAMU Championships Part 2)


MightyDog

Well-Known Member
When evaluating us as a basketball school, you must take into consideration that there are far more Division 2 schools that D1 schools.
Vann Pettaway Year by year record
1866-87 23-7
1987-88 29-3 NCAA Regional
1988-89 26-6 NCAA Elite Eight
1989-90 18-9
1990-91 16-14
1991-92 15-15
1992-93 28-3 NCAA Regional
1993-94 27-5 NCAA Elite Eight
1994-95 29-3 NCAA Elite Eight
1995-96 28-3 NCAA Elite Eight
1996-97 24-6 NCAA Regional
1997-98 18-9
1998-99 10-17

SWAC
1999-2000 18-10 2nd in SWAC
2000-2001 17-11 3rd in SWAC
2001-2002 19-10 1st SWAC Tournament
2002-2003 8-19 SWAC Semifinal game
2003-2004 13-17 SWAC Title Game
2004-2005 18-14 SWAC CHAMPS/NCAA appreance
 
You mean to tell me that yall are only 93-81 since coming into the SWAC? I thought yall were taking over the SWAC?
 



MikeBigg said:
You mean to tell me that yall are only 93-81 since coming into the SWAC? I thought yall were taking over the SWAC?
thats overall record including "money" games SWAC games is much different. No matter what you cant put a spin on it...
 
MikeBigg said:
You mean to tell me that yall are only 93-81 since coming into the SWAC? I thought yall were taking over the SWAC?

Since I know you are an expert with numbers. Take the record of 93-81 and see if you can come up with the same results which led to our first SWAC Championship.

Mike, we just signed a 6-3 guard from IL. That NCAA Appreance is still working. Recruiting is not bad when you make the NCAA Tournament.
 
MightyDog said:
When evaluating us as a basketball school, you must take into consideration that there are far more Division 2 schools that D1 schools.
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The problem here is quality trumps quantity. As I said in another post, "slow learners" have championships too (no pun intended). While I commend you all for your accolades in D-II, you are no more of a basketball school than any school in the SWAC. And I can tell you that y'all are not going to "take over" nothing in this league other than possibly soccer. :lol:
 
JROCK, we did the best we did at the time. We accomplished what we have over the years because we are a pretty good school. However, some of those wins include your school. If it had not been for SU, our record would not be as good. We make out a schedule and play. Those teams we played were trying to win, but we kept scoring more points than them and we ended up with these records. We don't take championships lightly because you all talk about championships at every opportunity. Therefore, the future is not bright for SU.
 
MightyDog said:
JROCK, we did the best we did at the time. We accomplished what we have over the years because we are a pretty good school. However, some of those wins include your school. If it had not been for SU, our record would not be as good. We make out a schedule and play. Those teams we played were trying to win, but we kept scoring more points than them and we ended up with these records. We don't take championships lightly because you all talk about championships at every opportunity. Therefore, the future is not bright for SU.

Dude, your record would be better if you could erase all of the beat downs that your SUperior have bestowed upon your hapless program. :lol: The only question that is on my mind is will the bullpups go 100 years without a Black College Football National Championship. :lol: You are "on th clock" and have exactly 8 more years before that dubious distinction kicks in. :lol: Hence, is your future bright? :lol:
 
JROCK said:
Dude, your record would be better if you could erase all of the beat downs that your SUperior have bestowed upon your hapless program. :lol: The only question that is on my mind is will the bullpups go 100 years without a Black College Football National Championship. :lol: You are "on th clock" and have exactly 7 more years before that dubious distinction kicks in. :lol: Hence, is your future bright? :lol:

got NCAA titles???
 
JROCK said:
Dude, your record would be better if you could erase all of the beat downs that your SUperior have bestowed upon your hapless program. :lol: The only question that is on my mind is will the bullpups go 100 years without a Black College Football National Championship. :lol: You are "on th clock" and have exactly 7 more years before that dubious distinction kicks in. :lol: Hence, is your future bright? :lol:

JROCK, I am very very happy to see that you are slowly becoming a Bulldog fan. By the start of football season you and others will understand that we are good people who see SU like a ant trying to uninate up an elephant's leg when trying to match the accomplishment of North Bama. Just be thankful that MD voted not to join the SWAC years ago. As you can see the only thing left for us to do is win the SCG.

A Profound Statement is that AAMU will be the second HBCU to go D1A in football.
 
MightyDog said:
JROCK, I am very very happy to see that you are slowly becoming a Bulldog fan.

92 years of football and no BCF National Championships...........A Shame and Disgrace :lol:.......
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:lmao:

(Where is that picture of an empty trophy case? :lol: )
 
DAHILL said:
got NCAA titles???

Your SUperior have 6 NCAA Division I Individual championships and several NCAA records.

How many NCAA Div I championships does AAMU have? :lol:

:lmao:

S.U. also has 6 NAIA Team Championships.
How many NAIA Championships does AAMU have? :lol:
 
JROCK said:
92 years of football and no BCF National Championships...........A Shame and Disgrace :lol:.......
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:lmao:

(Where is that picture of an empty trophy case? :lol: )
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bling!! bling!!
 
DAHILL said:
got NCAA titles???
That soccer isht was back when most schools did not even have a soccer team. Hell, most schools still don't have a men's soccer team.

Now tell me, what happened to yours????
 
Lewis said:
That soccer isht was back when most schools did not even have a soccer team. Hell, most schools still don't have a men's soccer team.

Now tell me, what happened to yours????


WHAT?????

See you are stuck in an HBCU world... most BLACK schools dont have soccer teams... damn near EVERYBODY else has a soccer team...
 



Lewis said:
That soccer isht was back when most schools did not even have a soccer team. Hell, most schools still don't have a men's soccer team.

Now tell me, what happened to yours????

Lewis what happened to our team has already been pointed out in Part 1.

Lewis Soccer is a World Sport played by all civilized nations. Education is defined as a life long process and this thread is about sharing AAMU Sports information with all those who read the Maroon and White Papers. This Maroon and White issue is not about SU vs AAMU, but to inform MW readers about some of the significant events that occurred in athletics at AAMU.

In order for education to work one must read with an opened mind. Sometimes readers must read information up to three time before they get true understanding.

As Editor-In-Chief, I have noticed some great comments about the information that the MW is sharing. But all comments are welcomed. Don't forget tomorrow football will sum up all the past championships.

As the Editor-In-Chief, our readers were asked to hold all questions until all championships were posted and we appreciate those who withheld their questions. Instead of directing your questions to the Editor-In-Chief, please direct your question(s) to one of the Associate Editors. Any questions that try to downplay our success will not be entertained.
 
MightyDog said:
Instead of directing your questions to the Editor-In-Chief, please direct your question(s) to one of the Associate Editors. Any questions that try to downplay our success will not be entertained.


:lmao: :lmao:


Well there you have it. MD is trying to convince the board that AAMU has had success in the past. Oh my how smalltime. When your overall athletic program is truly successful, you will not need a Maroon and WHite paper. It will be known by the masses. Trying to convince TSPN that you are the future of the SWAC is otherwise futile at this point.

Just remember the other Bama has been in the SWAC since the early 80s and do not have many titles to show for their trouble either. You should take heed . JR has spoken. Carry on.
 
MightyDog said:
Mike, we just signed a 6-3 guard from IL. That NCAA Appreance is still working. Recruiting is not bad when you make the NCAA Tournament.

MD:

You should not scare the Jags (and the rest of the SWAC) by letting the cat out of the bag. JRock and his fellow Jags thought they had closed the gap on us by hijacking a coach from a Bama school. But this signing is just further evidence of the futility inherent in their effort to become relevant in the New Order of basketball that was created when AAMU became a full member of the SWAC. It's the Bama A&M name and history as a top basketball school that continues to allow us to collect players that mid-major and major D1 are trying to sign. Our history and recent appearances on national tv cemented in these kids' minds that AAMU is where they should be.

Maybe we should begin to recognize that there is a Big 2 in basketball, and that some well-known names are not included in the club.
 
Somebody call Dave Chappelle...he can use this AMMU b.s. for season 4....what a joke.....0-92....KKEKEKKEKE....
 
All-Time Division I Tournament Records

ALCORN ST.
Davey L. Whitney (Kentucky St. 1953)
1980, 82, 83, 84, 99, 2002

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
6/ 3 /3

SOUTHERN U.
Carl Stewart (Grambling 1954) 1981
Robert Hopkins (Grambling 1956) 1985
Ben Jobe (Fisk 1956) 1987, 88, 89, 93

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
6/1 /5


TEXAS SOUTHERN
Robert Moreland (Tougaloo 1962) 1990,
94, 95
Ronnie Courtney (McMurry 1981) 2003

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
4/0 /4



PRAIRIE VIEW
Elwood Plummer (Jackson St. 1966) 1998

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
1/0 /1




MISSISSIPPI VAL.
Lafayette Stribling (Miss. Industrial 1957)
1986, 92, 96

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
3/ 0 /3



JACKSON ST.
Andy Stoglin (UTEP 1965) 1997, 2000

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
2/0 /2


Guess who's no where to be found?
 
bluedog said:
All-Time Division I Tournament Records

ALCORN ST.
Davey L. Whitney (Kentucky St. 1953)
1980, 82, 83, 84, 99, 2002

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
6/ 3 /3

SOUTHERN U.
Carl Stewart (Grambling 1954) 1981
Robert Hopkins (Grambling 1956) 1985
Ben Jobe (Fisk 1956) 1987, 88, 89, 93

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
6/1 /5


TEXAS SOUTHERN
Robert Moreland (Tougaloo 1962) 1990,
94, 95
Ronnie Courtney (McMurry 1981) 2003

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
4/0 /4



PRAIRIE VIEW
Elwood Plummer (Jackson St. 1966) 1998

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
1/0 /1




MISSISSIPPI VAL.
Lafayette Stribling (Miss. Industrial 1957)
1986, 92, 96

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
3/ 0 /3



JACKSON ST.
Andy Stoglin (UTEP 1965) 1997, 2000

Yrs./ Won/ Lost/
2/0 /2


Guess who's no where to be found?

Bluedog:

When your wife asks you to bring home a basket of apples, I hope you don't bring a basket of oranges. You know, they are not the same thing.

That same statement applies to your analysis of Division 1 tournament appearances. We don't have many because we have just become eligible for the tournament. We were eligible for the D2 tournament for many years and, as it has been demonstrated, we went to quite a few, including Final Eights.

I noticed that none of your tournament appearances came after we were eligible to represent the SWAC. By my own reasonable calculation, it maybe in the far distant future before someone besides the new Basketball Big 2 represents the SWAC.
 
JAG03 said:
Somebody call Dave Chappelle...he can use this AMMU b.s. for season 4....what a joke.....0-92....KKEKEKKEKE....

JAG03:

Your coach is used to losing to AAMU. He will get your fans used to it, also.
 
Oracle said:
Bluedog:

We were eligible for the D2 tournament for many years and, as it has been demonstrated, we went to quite a few, including Final Eights.

and you're still eligible for D2 :lmao:
 
Ok I give show me your stats because I can't find um.

Annual Team Champions

Won-Lost Percentage

Season Team Won Lost Pct.
1968 Monmouth............................................................ 27 2 .931
1969 Alcorn St. ............................................................ 26 1 .963
1970 Central Wash. ..................................................... 31 2 .939
1971 Kentucky St. ......................................................... 31 2 .939
1972 Olivet................................................................... 22 1 .957
1973 Coe ..................................................................... 24 1 .960
1974 West Ga. ............................................................ 29 4 .879
1975 Bentley................................................................. 23 2 .920
1976 Philadelphia U. ..................................................... 25 3 .893
1977 Clarion................................................................. 27 3 .900
Kentucky St. ......................................................... 27 3 .900
Towson ................................................................ 27 3 .900
1978 Wis.-Green Bay .................................................... 30 2 .938
1979 Roanoke............................................................... 25 3 .893
1980 Alabama St. ........................................................ 32 2 .941
1981 Mt. St. Mary?s....................................................... 28 3 .903
1982 Cheyney .............................................................. 28 3 .903
1983 Dist. Columbia...................................................... 29 3 .906
1984 Norfolk St. ........................................................... 29 2 .935
1985 Jacksonville St. ..................................................... 31 1 .969
Virginia Union ...................................................... 31 1 .969
1986 Wright St. ........................................................... 28 3 .903
1987 Norfolk St. ........................................................... 28 3 .903
1988 Fla. Southern ........................................................ 31 3 .912
1989 UC Riverside......................................................... 30 4 .882
1990 Ky. Wesleyan....................................................... 31 2 .939
1991 Southwest Baptist .................................................. 29 3 .906
1992 California (Pa.) ..................................................... 31 2 .939
1993 Cal St. Bakersfield................................................. 33 0 1.000
1994 Philadelphia U. ..................................................... 29 2 .935
1995 Jacksonville St. ..................................................... 24 1 .960
1996 Fort Hays St. ........................................................ 34 0 1.000
1997 Fort Hays St. ........................................................ 29 2 .935
1998 UC Davis ............................................................. 31 2 .939
1999 Ky. Wesleyan....................................................... 35 2 .946
2000 Fla. Southern ........................................................ 32 2 .941
2001 Adelphi................................................................ 31 1 .969
2002 Cal St. San B?dino ................................................ 28 2 .933
Northeastern St..................................................... 28 2 .933
2003 Northeastern St..................................................... 32 3 .914
2004 Metro St. .............................................................. 32 3 .914
Annual Team Champions
 
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