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April
2005 Ball State Basketball News Archive |
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2004-2005
Men's Basketball Award Winners (03/20/2005)
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FROM BALL STATE SPORTS INFORMATION
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| MUNCIE,
Ind. -- Senior Dennis Trammell, who was earlier
named to ESPN The Magazine's Academic All-America Third Team,
was selected as the team's Most Valuable Player of the 2004-05
season Sunday afternoon at the program's annual honors banquet
at Delaware Country Club. |
| The MVP selection
marks the second straight season for Trammell, who graduated
from BSU in December, to win the team's coveted honor. |
| In 23 games played
this season, Trammell was second on the team with 15.9 points
per game. He was shooting 46 percent from the field, 48 percent
from three-point range and 81 percent from the free throw line.
Trammell posted his fifth 20-plus scoring game of the year Feb.
16 at Bowling Green. He has paced the Cardinals in scoring eight
times this season and in 16 games in his career. |
| In addition, Trammell
scored in double figures in 20 games this season and in 40 of a
possible 51 games in his career at Ball State. He was named the
Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week earlier
this season, plus poured in a career high 38 points against
Marshall Feb. 6. He drilled a Ball State and Worthen Arena
record eight three-point field goals in that game, plus ranks
ninth on BSU's single-season` chart for three-point field goals
in a season with 59. |
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Two
Time Michigan Class D Player Of The Year Jalon Perryman To Play For
Cardinals (04/21/2005)
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- 6' 4" 175 pound Guard from
Rogers Academy in Detroit
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Jesse
McClung Leaving The Ball State Basketball Program (04/29/2005)
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FROM
BALL STATE SPORTS INFORMATION |
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| MUNCIE,
Ind. -- Jesse McClung
(Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence North H.S.) has
announced he will transfer from the Ball State men’s
basketball program, according to head coach Tim Buckley. |
| “Jesse
is expected to graduate and he his looking for a situation that
will allow him more playing time,” Buckley said. “As a
staff, we are going to try and help him find that situation.” |
| McClung
played in 17 games for the Cardinals this past season, averaging
6.4 minutes per contest. McClung, who played at Barton
County College in 2001-02 and was redshirted at Ball State in
2002-03, played in 28 games with one start during the 2003-04
season for the Cardinals. |
| The
GoBSU.com team wants to thank Jesse McClung for the time he
spent here at Ball State and wish him the best in his future as
a basketball player and beyond. We will continue to be Jesse
McClung fans no matter where he finishes his college basketball
eligibility. |
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