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Coaching Staff

Coaching
Staff
2008-09 MEAC Champs ● 2009 MEAC Tournament Champs ● Mid-Major Coach of the Year
2009-10 Morgan State Bears Basketball •
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Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
In just three seasons at the helm,
Todd Bozeman has posted one of
the most dramatic turnarounds in
NCAA history by turning “perennial
doormat” Morgan State into a
Mid-major power.
Bozeman is coming off his most
successful campaign with the Bears
and the most successful season
in the school’s Division I history.
Under Bozeman’s guidance,
Morgan State captured their second
consecutive regular season title and
won its first MEAC Championship
since 1977. The Bears completed
their magical run with a 13-3
conference record and a 23-12
overall mark.
Bozeman was named the MEAC
Coach of the Year and was selected
as the Hugh Durham Mid-Major
Coach of the Year.
Bozeman’s
Bears
recorded
top non-conference wins over
Marshall, DePaul, Maryland and
defeated Towson in an ESPN
BracketBusters matchup. Morgan
State also completed the season
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ranked No. 23 in the Mid-Major
Top 25, No. 6 in the Washington
Post Atlantic 11 Poll, and No. 1 in
the Sheridan Broadcasting Network
(SBN) Black College Poll.
The Bears tallied eight wins at
Hill Field House and made its first
NCAA Tournament appearance in
school history as a No. 15 seed.
The Bears were led by the MEAC’s
top ranked point guard Jermaine
“Itchy” Bolden, who wrapped the
Bears’ historic season with a school
record 170 assists. Marquise Kately
and Reggie Holmes also played
pivotal roles in the Bears success
and they were named to the AllMEAC team and selected to the
National Association of Basketball
Coaches (NABC) All-District First
Team.
During the 2008-09 season, the
Bears reached the No. 17 position
in the College Insider Mid-major
polls and was ranked as high as No.
7 in the Washington Post Atlantic
11 poll.
After a 7-8 start, the Bears reeled
off an incredible eight straight
victories, equaling its longest
winning streak since 1975, and
closed out the regular season by
winning 13 of their last 14 regular
season games.
The team also proved it could
compete against some of the nation’s
best teams, as it suffered four-point
losses at UConn and Miami, and
were outlasted by Seton Hall by
8-points earlier during the season.
Morgan State men’s basketball
coach Todd Bozeman was selected
the 2008 Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference Coach of the Year.
This is the first time since joining
the MEAC that Bozeman has
been named Coach of the Year
by the league’s coaches and sports
information directors. The last
Morgan State coach to win the
The Bozeman Family (left to right): Blake, Brianna, TeLethea, Todd, and Okoye
• 2009-10 Morgan State Bears Basketball •
Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
BOZEMANS’RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS
OPPONENT..................................................................... W-L
award was head coach Nathaniel
Frazier in 1977.
The Bears finished with a 2211 regular season record, posting
the most Division I victories
in school history and the best
overall record in over 30 years.
The team, a preseason pick to
finish 4th in the league, won its
first-ever MEAC regular season
title and advanced to the league
tournament championship for
the first time since 1977.
Morgan State had never won
a regular season title at any level,
and its only previous MEAC
crown came in 1977 when it
won the conference tournament
en route to the Division II Final
Four.
Bozeman concluded the
year by taking the Bears to
their first Division I postseason
appearance in history when they
earned a postseason tournament
appearance in the NIT.
Bozeman finished the season
with a career record of 98-64
in five seasons as a collegiate
head coach. He is 35-29 in his
two seasons as the Bears’ head
coach, including a sensational
21-4 mark in home games. In
fact for the first time in school
history the Bears finished the
season unbeaten at home as they
posted an impressive 12-0 mark
at Hill Field House.
Morgan State featured one
of the most dynamic rosters in
the league. The Bears had the
MEAC’s top ranked point guard
Jerrell Green in addition to one
of the top 3-point sharp-shooters
in the league with sophomore
Reggie Holmes. The Bears did
not have a single player selected
to the Preseason All-MEAC
Alabama........................................................................................ 0-1
American...................................................................................... 1-1
Arizona ......................................................................................... 3-4
Arizona State............................................................................... 3-4
Bethune-Cookman................................................................... 4-1
Cal-State Northridge................................................................ 3-0
Cincinnati..................................................................................... 2-1
Columbia...................................................................................... 1-0
Connecticut................................................................................. 0-1
Coppin State................................................................................ 6-2
Delaware State........................................................................... 6-2
Denver........................................................................................... 0-1
DePaul........................................................................................... 2-0
Duke.............................................................................................. 1-0
East Carolina............................................................................... 1-1
Florida A&M................................................................................. 3-3
Hampton...................................................................................... 3-3
Holy Cross..................................................................................... 1-0
Howard......................................................................................... 6-0
Illinois............................................................................................ 0-1
Iowa State.................................................................................... 0-1
Kansas............................................................................................ 0-1
Kansas State................................................................................ 0-1
LaSalle........................................................................................... 1-2
Longwood.................................................................................... 1-1
Louisiana State........................................................................... 1-0
Manhattan................................................................................... 0-1
Marshall........................................................................................ 1-0
Marquette.................................................................................... 0-1
Maryland...................................................................................... 1-1
Md. Baltimore County.............................................................. 2-2
Md. Eastern Shore..................................................................... 4-0
Miami (Fla.).................................................................................. 0-1
Minnesota.................................................................................... 2-0
Niagara......................................................................................... 0-1
Norfolk State............................................................................... 3-2
Northern Arizona...................................................................... 2-0
North Carolina A&T................................................................... 3-1
Ohio Valley................................................................................... 1-0
Ole Miss........................................................................................ 0-1
Oklahoma.................................................................................... 0-1
Oregon.......................................................................................... 4-3
Oregon State............................................................................... 5-2
Pacific............................................................................................ 1-0
Penn State................................................................................... 0-1
Richmond.................................................................................... 1-0
Saint Francis- PA........................................................................ 1-1
Saint Mary’s.................................................................................. 1-1
San Francisco.............................................................................. 2-0
Santa Clara................................................................................... 1-1
Seton Hall.................................................................................... 0-2
South Carolina State................................................................ 5-1
Stanford....................................................................................... 3-4
Texas Southern.......................................................................... 3-0
Towson......................................................................................... 1-0
Tulane............................................................................................ 1-0
UCLA.............................................................................................. 3-4
USC................................................................................................. 6-1
Utah............................................................................................... 0-1
Virginia.......................................................................................... 0-1
Virginia Tech................................................................................ 0-1
Wake Forest................................................................................. 1-0
Washington................................................................................ 5-3
Washington State..................................................................... 4-3
William Jessup........................................................................... 1-0
Winston-Salem State.............................................................. 3-0
Wisconsin-Green Bay..................................................... ........ 0-2
Overall Record
121-76
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Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
team, but finished the season with
the 2008 MEAC Player of the Year
Jamar Smith, MEAC Defensive
Player of the Year Boubacar Coly,
and All-MEAC second team
selection Marquise Kately.
During the 2006-07 season
Morgan State was predicted to
finish 10th in the Mid-Eastern
Athletic Conference (MEAC),
however, Bozeman guided the
Bears to a 13-18 overall record and
finished tied for 3rd place in the
conference in his first season at the
helm.
Bozeman led the Bears to the
2007 MEAC Semi-Finals and
was one game away from the
Championship.
Bozeman, widely regarded as
one of the bright young minds in
basketball, began his coaching
duties April 27, 2006 and became
the 15th head coach in Morgan
State history.
Prior to joining the Morgan State
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Bears, Bozeman spent two seasons
as a college basketball analyst
and conducted camps and clinics
in South America and Africa.
Bozeman also spent three seasons
in the NBA as the advance scout for
the Toronto Raptors where he not
only scouted upcoming opponents
but also coordinated and oversaw
the Summer Player development
program. Prior to the Raptors,
Bozeman spent a season scouting
for the Vancouver Grizzlies, who
are now the Memphis Grizzlies.
Bozeman also spent time
strengthening his ties with college
coaches and familiarized himself
with the top youth players as a
coach at the AAU level.
Bozeman took the college
basketball world by storm after
taking over the Cal program
in mid-season 1993; he led the
Golden Bears to an 11-2 finish
and a surprise berth in the NCAA
Tournament; including an upset of
defending national champion Duke
and a Sweet 16 berth to cap Cal’s
best NCAA Tournament run since
1960.
As the head coach of the
University of California-Berkeley,
Bozeman led the Golden Bears to
three NCAA Tournament bids in
four years, and was the youngest
coach to ever reach the NCAA
“Sweet Sixteen”. Within the Pac10, Bozeman’s Bears became the
first school in conference history
to win three straight games over
UCLA in Pauley Pavilion, and was
the first school to take back-to-back
games over Arizona in McKale
Center in more than a decade.
In four seasons as a head coach,
he led Cal to a 63-35 record (64.3
pct.) and guided the Golden Bears
to three top 4 finishes in the Pac10. Bozeman was instrumental in
building Cal into one of the elite
Todd Bozeman addresses the media following Morgan State’s first
MEAC Tournament Championship victory since 1977.
Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
1987, serving as an assistant coach
at Potomac (Md.) Senior High
School for two seasons. he then rose
quickly through the ranks, moving
on to George Mason University as
a part-time assistant under coach
Ernie Nestor, before accepting a
position at Tulane.
Bozeman lettered four years
as a guard at Rhode Island under
coaches Brenden Malone and
Claude English. He was named the
Rams Most Valuable Player as a
sophomore in 1983, before an ankle
injury slowed him during his final
two seasons at the school.
Bozeman was born December 5,
1963 in Washington, DC and was
raised in Forestville, Maryland.
Bozeman and wife TeLethea
reside in Bowie, MD with his son
Blake(17), daughter Brianna(16)
and his nephew Okoye(18).
programs in NCAA basketball and
nurtured the development of future
NBA stars Jason Kidd, Lamond,
Murray, Shareef Abdur-Rahim,
Sean Marks, Ed Gray,
Tremaine Fowlkes, Michael
Stewart and the college basketball
career of the NFL’s Tony
Gonzales.
Bozeman arrived at Cal in 1990
after spending two seasons as an
assistant to Perry Clark at Tulane
(1988-90). While a member of the
Tulane staff, Bozeman played a
major role in the rebuilding of the
Green Wave basketball program,
which was reinstated after a fouryear disbandment. He spent a total
of two seasons at the New Orleans
school, the first of which he spent
the majority of his time on the
recruiting trail, luring an impressive
group of prospects into the fold.
The fruits of Bozeman’s labor
were quickly realized as the
Green Wave shocked most college
basketball observers during their
first two seasons since the program
was reinstated. Tulane proved to
be quite competitive during that
first season back, including a
stunning upset of then 10th-ranked
Memphis State among its victories.
The Greenies followed that effort
by posting a winning slate, going
16-14, while posting wins over five
squads that went on to postseason
play. Leading the way for Tulane
was a pair of Bozeman’s prize
recruits, Anthony Reed and Kim
Lewis, who were each named Metro
Conference Rookie of the Year in
1990 and 1991, respectively.
Bozeman began his coaching
career upon graduating from the
University of Rhode Island in
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Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
TODD BOZEMAN AT A GLANCE
Name: Todd Bozeman
Born: December 5, 1963 in Washington, D.C.
Wife: TeLethea
Son: Blake (17)
Daughter: Brianna (16)
Nephew: Okoye (18)
Education: B.A. in Communications,
University of Rhode Island, 1986
Bozeman’s Coaching Career
2006-Present
2001
1998-2001
1997-98
1992-96
1990-92
1988-90
1988
1986-87
Morgan State Head Basketball Coach
NBDL Assistant Basketball Coach
• NBDL South American Team (NBA)
NBA Advance Scout
• Toronto Raptors (NBA)
NBA College Scout
• Vancouver Grizzlies (NBA)
College Head Basketball Coach
• University of California
College Assistant Basketball Coach
• University of California
• Tulane University
• George Mason University
High School Assistant Basketball Coach
• Potomac High School
Bozeman’s Head Coaching Highlights
• Led Morgan State to 1st place regular season finish;
Selected as Mid-Major Coach of the Year and
MEAC Coach of the Year; Captured MEAC Tournament Title ;
Made 1st Rd. appearance in the NCAA as a No. 15 seed
• Led Morgan State to 1st place regular season finish;
Selected as MEAC Coach of the Year; Advanced to the 2008
Tournament Finals; Made 1st Rd. appearance in the NIT
• Led Morgan State to 3rd place regular season finish and
advanced to the 2007 MEAC Tournament Semi-Finals
• Held a 63-35 record in 3½ years at Cal
• Notched three Top 4 finishes in the Pac-10, twice finishing 2nd
• Held a winning record against 9-of-10 Pac-10 schools
• Recorded three NCAA Tournament bids in four years
• Was the youngest Head Coach ever in NCAA Sweet
Sixteen (29)
• First Coach to take Cal teams to the NCAA Tournament
• 2nd highest winning percentage in Cal history
• Recorded wins against the following elite programs:
◊ UCLA (3) twice at Pauly Pavilion [ranked #1, #1 & #3
respectfully]
◊ Arizona (3) twice at the McKale Center in Tucson
[ranked #3, #10, #7]
◊ Cincinnati (2) once at Shoemaker Arena
◊ Minnesota (2) once in Minneapolis
◊ Duke - NCAA Sweet 16
◊ Wake Forest, only non-conference opponent to win at
Wake Forest in last nine years
• Team ranked in Top 20 for four years
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Averaged 18 wins per season
1994 team finished with school’s highest final ranking in 34 years
Took Cal to Regional Semi-finals for the first time since 1960
Held an 8-0 record at home for the 1995-96 season
Recorded 1st road sweep of Oregon schools in 33 years
Bozeman’s Playing Experience
• Scholarship Player for the University of Rhode Island
• 4-year Letterman at the guard position
• Team Captain and Team MVP
Bozeman Recruited and Coached
• 2008 MEAC Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year
• 7 High School All-Americans
• 5 Conference Rookie of the Years (2 Metro Conference) &
(3 Pac-10 Conference)
• 1996 Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year
• 8 Freshmen All-Americans
• 4 Consensus Collegiate All-Americans
• 2 John Wooden Award finalist
• 3 NBA Lottery Picks
• 1992 Naismith National High School Player of the Year
• 1993 Sporting News and USA Today Freshman of the Year
• 1994 Sporting News NCAA Player of the Year
• 1995 NBA Rookie of the Year
• 1996 National Freshman of the Year
• 1997 NBA Rookie of the Year
• 1st freshman to ever win a Player of the Year honor in Pac-10 history
Recent NBA Players coached by Bozeman
• Shaheer Abdur-Rahim (Sacramento Kings)
• Jason Kidd (New Jersey Nets)
• Sean Marks (Miami Heat)
• Lamond Murray (New Jersey Nets)
• Michael Stewart (Boston Celtics)
• Tremaine Fowlkes (Los Angeles Clippers)
• Ed Gray (Atlanta Hawks/Portland Trailblazers)
Cal Bear Jason Kidd
shoots over Duke guard
Bobby Hurley as
Todd Bozeman’s
Golden Bears pull-off
one of the most exciting
upsets in
NCAA Tournament
history.
Head Coach
Todd Bozeman
Todd Bozeman was selected 2009 Mid-Major Coach of the Year
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT
TODD BOZEMAN AND MSU BASKETBALL
...
“Todd Bozeman is a proven coach who has done a
great job of energizing the Morgan State program.”
− Gary Williams, Head Coach, Univ. of Maryland
“Todd has done a great job with the Morgan State
program. He has proven that he is not only a good
recruiter, but that he is also an outstanding coach.”
− Bruiser Flint, Head Coach, Drexel University
“Todd has a very fine mind for the game. He has proven
himself to be an outstanding recruiter. But more
importantly, he is able to communicate with and also
teach his student athletes.”
− Al Skinner, Head Coach, Boston College
“Todd is a very bright coach. He has a magical touch
with young people in terms of motivating them to be
the best they can be.”
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Assistant Coach
Kevin McClain
recorded wins against
Florida in the 2004
NCAA Men’s Basketball
Tournament and an 87-84
win at Maryland in 2006.
Prior to Manhattan
College, he spent eight
years as an assistant
coach
at
Casper
College in Casper, WY.
McClain became the
top assistant for the
Thunderbirds after his
Kevin McClain enters
second season, and his
his fourth year with
responsibilities covered all
the Bears’ as a veteran
aspects of the program.
assistant coach on Todd
McClain began his
Bozeman’s staff.
coaching career in the
McClain’s duties with
Baltimore City Parks and
the Bears include game
Recreation League, where
and practice preparation,
he coached youth teams in
recruiting, and assisting
all sports in the 9-17 year
in
all
basketball
old age groups. Among
matters.
those he coached were
McClain, 41, most
Manhattan Jasper Kenny
recently served as an
Minor and Carmelo Full Name:
Kevin McClain
assistant
coach
at
Anthony,
former Born:
July 30, 1968
Manhattan
College
Syracuse star and current High School:
Dunbar High School (‘86)
before coming to Morgan
College:
University
of America
member of the NBA’s
State. While working at
B.S. in Sports Management (‘03)
Denver Nuggets.
Manhattan, the Jaspers
The McClain File
AS A PLAYER:
Lettered at Dunbar High School
AS A COACH:
2006-Present: assistant coach at Morgan State
1990-95: head coach at Baltimore City Parks and
Recreation League, Baltimore, MD
1995-03: assistant coach at Casper College, Casper, NY
2003-06: assistant coach at Manhattan College,
Manahattan, NY
Assistant Coach
Keith Goodie
Keith Goodie enters his
third year as a member of Todd
Bozeman’s staff and enters his
first season as MSU’s assistant
coach.
Prior to becoming assistant
coach, Goodie worked as
the Bears’ Director of Player
Development/Manager during
the 2008-09 campaign, helping
the Bears to a 23-12 record, MidEastern Athletic Conference
Title and the school’s firstever appearance in the NCAA
Tournament.
Prior to joining Morgan
State, Goodie spent nine years
as an A.A.U. head coach for the
Baltimore Select (1998-2007)
where he helped develop and
mentor over50 Division I players,
a list that includes Sam Cassell,
Carmelo Anthony, Michael
Lloyd and current MSU standout
Reggie Holmes.
He was also selected to work
as a member of the Adidas AllAmerican Camp from 2004-06.
He also spent time as a youth
coach with the Cherry Hill
Recreation Center (1984-97).
Goodie was a standout point
guard for the University of the
District of Columbia Firebirds.
He ranked among the league’s
leaders by averaging 19 ppg, 9 Keith Goodie with NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony at the Kirk
assists and 3.4 steals during his Lee Celebrity Basketball Game. Goodie served as head coach
senior season. He transferred to of one of the Celebrity All-Star teams during the summer of 2008.
UDC from Essex Community
College where he was a JUCO
All-American point guard.
The Baltimore native earned
his bachelor’s degree from Morgan
State and he and his wife, Faye
Marie, have two children, Keith
Jr. (23), and Keondra Elise (17)
and they reside in Baltimore.
The Goodie File
Full Name:
Born:
High School:
College:
Keith Goodie
January 1, 1966
Dunbar High School (‘84)
Morgan State
B.S. in Sociology (‘08)
AS A PLAYER:
Member of No. 2 ranked team in the nation
under Coach Bob Wade
Two-year letterman at Univ. of District of
Columbia where he averaged 14 ppg & 6 apg
Two-year letterman at Essex C.C.
JUCO First-Team All-Conference selection
Led Region XX in assists (8.7 apg)
AS A COACH:
1998-2007: A.A.U. head coach for the Baltimore
Select
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