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Division I, ranking second in field goal percentage defense (behind Kentucky), fourth in three-point field goal percentage defense and fifth in scoring defense. NCCU completed the campaign by extending the second-longest home win streak in Division I at 35 victories in-a-row (behind Arizona). Moton joined hall of fame coach John McLendon and national championship coach Michael Bernard as the only coaches in NCCU men's basketball history to lead the Eagles to three straight 20-win seasons. As a credit to the program's recent success, NCCU boasts the best regular-season conference record during the last three seasons at 46–2, a winning percentage of .958.
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Community Day covers just that. This event provides a holistic approach for families and local community leaders attend and be actively involved. As a product of The Boys & Girls Club, LeVelle has donated his time and efforts into creating a platform of success for the next generation.
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with being a Single Mother. Being the product of a Single Mother himself, LeVelle presents awards of
Courage, Strength, Perseverance, and also a Single Mother of the Year award (named after his mother Hattie McDougald). The night is filled with photos, red carpet, food, games, spa treatments, gift bags, vacations, and many other exciting giveaways.
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Community Day Event" along with NBA Star PJ Tucker at The Raleigh Boys & Girls Club. The event serves over 700 kids and families each year by providing them with Book Bags, School Supplies, Give aways, and Entertainment. The number one
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1397:Morgan State
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1341:Coppin State
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43:verification
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2094:1974 births
1643:(2004–2009)
1635:(2000–2004)
1633:Phil Spence
1627:(1991–2000)
1619:(1985–1991)
1611:(1984–1985)
1603:(1979–1984)
1595:(1978–1979)
1593:Frank Silva
1587:(1974–1978)
1579:(1973–1974)
1571:(1970–1973)
1563:(1952–1970)
1561:Floyd Brown
1555:(1940–1952)
1547:(1937–1940)
1539:(1936–1937)
1531:(1935–1936)
1523:(1930–1935)
1515:(1929–1930)
1507:(1928–1929)
1499:(1927–1928)
1434:Erik Martin
1229:February 6,
890:(Southern)
588:(2009–2011)
570:Postseason
564:Conference
428:High school
418:New Edition
315:Tournaments
246:Position(s)
2088:Categories
1772:Williamson
1724:Williamson
1716:Williamson
1278:2017-07-05
1254:2017-07-05
1188:References
408:Early life
206:1974-06-16
177:Conference
162:Head coach
87:newspapers
1900:Alexander
1884:Alexander
1844:Alexander
1788:McClairen
1577:Sam Jones
567:Standing
277:2007–2009
267:2004–2007
232:1992–1996
39:citations
2072:R. Jones
2064:Blakeney
2056:R. Jones
2048:McCullum
2040:W. Jones
2032:R. Jones
1976:Broadnax
1912:Mitchell
1876:Broadnax
1868:Broadnax
1860:Mitchell
1828:Mitchell
1820:Mitchell
1804:Mitchell
1796:Mitchell
1651:(2009– )
1047:Personal
561:Overall
65:libelous
2000:Collins
1960:Bozeman
1952:Bozeman
1944:Bozeman
1936:Jackson
1928:Jackson
1920:Collins
1892:Merfeld
1780:Corbett
1764:Corbett
1756:Corbett
1748:Corbett
1740:Corbett
1732:Corbett
1708:Littles
1521:No team
1505:No team
945:2023–24
922:2022–23
899:2021–22
873:2020–21
847:2019–20
821:2018–19
795:2017–18
769:2016–17
746:2015–16
720:2014–15
694:2013–14
671:2012–13
650:2011–12
614:2010–11
595:2009–10
555:Season
449:College
443:(91–92)
439:(90–91)
435:(89–90)
305:Overall
283:(asst.)
101:scholar
2070:2024:
2062:2023:
2054:2022:
2046:2021:
2038:2020:
2030:2019:
2024:Joyner
2022:2018:
2014:2017:
2008:Garvin
2006:2016:
1998:2015:
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1722:1981:
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1369:Howard
983:Total:
370:Awards
222:, U.S.
216:Boston
187:Record
103:
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2016:Moton
1992:Moton
1984:Evans
1908:Beard
1812:Beard
960:T–2nd
954:18–13
931:18–12
908:16–15
856:18–13
836:T–3rd
830:18–16
804:19–16
761:T–6th
755:13–19
657:17–15
621:15–15
558:Team
324:0–1 (
318:0–4 (
159:Title
108:JSTOR
94:books
32:This
1968:Reed
1231:2020
1223:ESPN
934:10–4
888:3rd
859:13–3
833:10–6
781:13–3
778:25–9
732:16–0
729:25–8
706:15–1
703:28–6
683:15–1
680:22–9
660:10–6
602:7–22
377:MEAC
363:2019
359:2017
355:2014
345:MEAC
200:Born
181:MEAC
167:Team
80:news
41:for
957:9–5
937:2nd
914:3rd
911:8–5
885:3–5
882:5–9
862:1st
810:6th
807:9–7
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758:7–9
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709:1st
686:2nd
663:5th
457:in
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