Middle Tennessee State University Athletics

Hall of Fame

Yates, Desmond "Boogie"
(Clark) Vance, Leslie
(Lanning) Brentz, Anne Marie
(Manley) Durham, Melanie
(McMillan) Neal, Sandy
Adams, Ashley E.
Alexander, Brett
Alsup, Howard
Arnold, Max
Artis, Greg
Asberry, Ashley
Askins, Ralph
Atchley, Keith
Bain, Elmer "Moody"
Baskin, Miles "Moe"
Bayless, Kippy
Beachum, Jeff
Beasley, Mary
Beck, Jerry
Bishop, Rawley
Bonner, Raymond
Born, Marco
Bouldin, Granville "Buck"
Bragg, John T.
Brazelton, Dewon
Brentz, Bryce
Brewer, Buford "Mudcat"
Brown, Jacqui
Brown, Willie
Bunio, Ed
Burkett, Bill
Burse, Tony
Byard, Kevin
Caldwell, Mike
Camp, George
Campbell, Joe
Carroll, Roger
Carter, Marty
Clark, Alysha
Claxton, George
Claybrooks, Nathaniel
Collier, Marvin
Counts, Wes
Crocker, Julian
Cummings Turnham, Diane
Cunnyngham, Gregg
Davis, Kermit
DeLuise, Anthony
Deere, Jack
Dendy, LaRon
DoDoo, John
Donnelly, James "Boots"
Dudley, Ann
Durham (Walker), Taryn
Dykes, George
Earle, Jimmy
Ezell, Dr. Kenneth
Faulkinberry, Frank
Faye, Sheikh
Floyd, Johnny "Red"
Frost, George
Gerhart, Ken
Gilbert, Larry
Givens, Chrissy
Goebel, Paul
Greer, Charles
Griffin, Don
Griffin, James
Gupton, Harry
Hackman, Henry
Hale, Monte
Hall, Vince
Hamblen, James "Jaybird"
Hambrick, John
Hammonds, Sr., Kerry
Harmening, Charles "Fuzzy"
Harmon, Mike
Hayes, Joe Black
Hayes, Dean
Haynes, Tommy
Head, Gary
Hicks, Dwone
Hicks, Pat
Hindman, Vernon "Buck"
Holcomb, Kelly
Holmes, Patrice
Holt, Amber
Holt Sr., Charles
Horton, Krystle
Hurst, Jerry
Inman, Larry Joe
Insell, Rick
Jackson, Joe B.
Jackson, Jimmy
Johns, Dr. O. Tom
Johnson, Gerald "Mama"
Johnson, Dwight
Jones, Horace
Kanaskie, Kevin
Kennon, Emmett
Kerr, Charlie
Kidd, Warren "Big Cat"
Klemetz, Daniel
Kruse, Manon
Lattimore, Jamari
Littlejohn, Jeff
Loyd, Eddie
Malone, Elmer "Molly"
Maples, Clark
Martin, Bill
Martin, Jimmy
Martinez, Jennifer
Massey, Ralph
McAdoo, Steve
McClure, Barry
McCormack, G. E.
McFall, Jennifer
McGhee, Roland
McHenry, Roxie
McIntire, Robert E. "Gene"
McKenry, Michael
McNamara, David
Miguez (Howarth), Laura
Millard, Jason
Miller, Charles W.
Mitchell, Cortney
Mix, Dennis
Moore, Johnny
Moore, Mike
Moore, Danny
Morris, Teddy
Mucker Wilson, Tawanya
Murphy, Charles "Bubber"
Newson, Kendall
Niemeyer, Fred
Nunley, Joe
Oldfield, Brian
Oldham, Ray
Osteen, Dick
Otis, Micah
Owenby, Herbert
Owens, Jayhawk
Patty, Dr. E. K.
Peck, Bryan
Peterson, Steve
Petrilli, Garth
Pittard, Homer
Potter, Kelly
Prater (Warren), Heather
Price, John
Pride, Josh
Procter, J.B.
Purvis, Ray
Renick, Josh
Richardson, Dave
Robberts, Julius
Robinson Murray, Priscilla
Rose Henley, Dionne
Ross, Janet
Rowe, Ebony
Runion, Maxie
Sarver, Charles "Stumpy"
Scales, Mardy
Sharp, Kola
Short, Dale
Shrader, James "Doug"
Siljestrom, Andreas
Simpson, Patrick
Singleton, Jerry
Sisneros, Tim
Sloan, Gene
Smith, Stephen B.
Smith Jr., Reese L.
Smitherman, Woodrow
Smotherman, Cromer
Snellgrove, Clay
Staggs, Leonard
Stanford, John
Stewart, Larry
Stone, Dwight
Swann, Dr. James Hubert
Sweeney, Terry
Taylor, Chuck
Taylor, Claude "Sleepy"
Thomas, Don
Thomatis, Jamie
Thompson, B. H.
Trickey, Ken
Varallo, Vic
Victory, Kenneth
Walden, Erik
Walker, Billy
Webb, Kim
Yearwood, W.R. (Jack)
Young, Bobby

Kermit Davis

Induction:
2024

The all-time winningest coach in MTSU and Sun Belt Conference history with 332 wins. Led MTSU to one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Tournament history vs. Michigan State (2016) and followed that with an upset of fifth-seeded Minnesota (2017) to reach the Round of 32 in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history.

Skip Ad