| Pos. |
# |
Name |
Height |
Weight |
Year |
Home town |
| 5.0 !C |
4 |
Engstrom, CarlCarl Engstrom |
85 !7 1 (2.16 m) |
285 (129 kg) |
3.0 !Jr |
Ystad, Sweden |
| 1.5 !G |
5 |
Lacey, TrevorTrevor Lacey |
75 !6 3 (1.91 m) |
215 (98 kg) |
2.0 !So |
Huntsville, Alabama |
| 1.5 !G |
12 |
Releford, TrevorTrevor Releford |
73 !6 1 (1.85 m) |
195 (88 kg) |
3.0 !Jr |
Shawnee Mission, Kansas |
| 3.5 !F |
13 |
Goode, JulianJulian Goode |
79 !6 7 (2.01 m) |
225 (102 kg) |
3.0 !Jr |
Atlanta, Georgia |
| 5.0 !C |
14 |
Gueye, MoussaMoussa Gueye |
84 !7 0 (2.13 m) |
255 (116 kg) |
3.0 !Jr |
Dakar, Senegal |
| 3.5 !F |
15 |
Jacobs, NickNick Jacobs |
80 !6 8 (2.03 m) |
265 (120 kg) |
2.0 !So |
Atlanta, Georgia |
| 1.5 !G |
20 |
Randolph, LeviLevi Randolph |
77 !6 5 (1.96 m) |
205 (93 kg) |
2.0 !So |
Madison, Alabama |
| 3.5 !F |
21 |
Cooper, RodneyRodney Cooper |
78 !6 6 (1.98 m) |
215 (98 kg) |
2.0 !So |
Seale, Alabama |
| 1.5 !G |
22 |
Steele, AndrewAndrew Steele |
76 !6 4 (1.93 m) |
225 (102 kg) |
4.5 !RS Sr |
Birmingham, Alabama |
| 3.5 !F |
23 |
Johnson, CadeCade Johnson |
78 !6 6 (1.98 m) |
185 (84 kg) |
1.0 !Fr |
Madison, Alabama |
| 1.5 !G |
24 |
Pollard, DevontaDevonta Pollard |
80 !6 8 (2.03 m) |
200 (91 kg) |
1.0 !Fr |
Porterville, Mississippi |
| 3.5 !F |
25 |
Blackledge, KeonKeon Blackledge |
75 !6 3 (1.91 m) |
205 (93 kg) |
3.0 !Jr |
Hoover, Alabama |
| 1.5 !G |
32 |
Obasohan, RetinRetin Obasohan |
73 !6 1 (1.85 m) |
210 (95 kg) |
1.5 !RS Fr |
Antwerp, Belgium |
| 3.5 !F |
33 |
Wilson, IsiahIsiah Wilson |
75 !6 3 (1.91 m) |
180 (82 kg) |
1.0 !Fr |
Troy, Alabama |
| 3.5 !F |
35 |
Slaughter, DakotaDakota Slaughter |
78 !6 6 (1.98 m) |
215 (98 kg) |
2.0 !So |
Fishers, Indiana |
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- Head coach
- Assistant coach(es)
- Dan Hipsher (Bowling Green)
- John Brannen (Marshall)
- Tony Pujol (Sterling College)
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