Hatters

Stetson Hatters

General Information

Conference: ASUN Conference

NCAA Division: Division I

City: DeLand, Florida

Stadium: Edmunds Center

Championships

National Championships: None
Conference Titles: None
NCAA Tournaments: None

Past Conferences:

Trans America Athletic Conference
Dixie Conference
Florida Intercollegiate Conference

Stetson Hatters Standings & Analysis

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All-Time Stetson Hatters Stats & Records

Points Scored

Devine Myles, 1,845
Kerry Blackshear, 1,826
E. J. Gordon, 1,691

Rebounds

Ken Showers, 980
Randy Anderson, 967
Santos Hampton, 932

Assists

Angel Rivera, 582
Frank Ireland, 526
Brad Weston, 517

Overview of the Stetson Hatters Standings

Last-Season Standings

The Stetson Hatters Standings for the 2021-2022 season has been a mixed bag for the team. With a record of 5 wins and 11 losses, the team currently stands in ninth place in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings. While the Stetson Hatters have faced some setbacks this season, they have also shown moments of strength and resilience that suggest they can compete with some of the top teams in the conference.

The Stetson Hatters Standings have been impacted by a number of factors, including injuries and close losses. However, the team has continued to fight hard in every game, never giving up on their pursuit of victory. Some of their standout performances this season include a close game against the Kennesaw State Owls, in which the Stetson Hatters narrowly lost by a score of 71-70, as well as their win over the Lipscomb Bisons, who are currently ranked third in the conference.

As the regular season winds down, the Stetson Hatters Standings are still up in the air. While they may not be one of the top teams in the conference, they have the potential to make a strong showing in the conference tournament and potentially earn a spot in the NCAA tournament. To do this, they will need to continue to play with the same level of intensity and focus that has defined their season so far.

Overall, the Stetson Hatters Standings may not be where the team wants them to be, but they have shown that they are capable of competing with some of the top teams in the conference. With a few games left in the regular season and the conference tournament approaching, the Stetson Hatters will look to finish the season strong and make a statement in the postseason. Regardless of the outcome, the team can be proud of their effort and determination throughout the season.

Before Betting on Stetson Hatters , Check Out These Tips:

Monitor the NCAAB Team’s Injury Report

Injuries can greatly affect a team’s performance, so it’s important to keep track of who is and isn’t available to play. This information can often be found on the team’s official website or through sports news outlets.

Monitor Latest Basketball Trends and Statistics

Keep track of the team’s recent performance and pay attention to any trends or patterns in their statistics, such as their scoring average, defensive efficiency, or their success rate on the road versus at home.

Look at College Basketball Betting Trends and Odds

Pay attention to the odds being offered by different sportsbooks, as well as any betting trends. This can give you a sense of how the public is viewing the team and help you make informed betting decisions. However, it’s important to remember that odds and trends are just one factor to consider and should not be the sole basis for your betting decisions.

Consider the NCAA Team’s Overall Talent Level

Look at the team’s roster to see if they have any star players, as well as their depth at each position. This can give you a sense of the team’s overall talent level and help you predict how they may perform in future games.

Stetson Hatters Basketball History

Stetson first began playing basketball in 1900-01, although the early years were pretty sporadic, with at least a one-year break between seasons until 1919-20. The Hatters were regulars on the court every year after that up until World War II, when Stetson, along with many schools, didn’t have a team.

The Hatters resumed play in 1945-46 and by the time the 1050s came, Stetson had a pretty good little NAIA team. Stetson reached the NAIA Tournament for the first time in 1953 and also made appearances in 1957, 1960, 1962 and 1963. The Hatters never won more than a single game in any of the appearances. Stetson moved to Division II and enjoyed some success, reaching the Division II Tournament in 1967, 1970 and 1971, reaching the Elite Eight in 1970.

Nine Straight Winning Seasons

The Hatters made the move to Division I for the 1971-72 and after going 6-20 in the first season, ran off nine straight winning seasons under longtime coach Glenn Wilkes. Stetson remained independent until 1985-86 when it joined the Trans America Athletic Conference, which later morphed into the Atlantic Sun Conference.

Things have been rough for the Hatters since joining a conference, as they’ve posted just five winning seasons since then. Stetson was its first Division I postseason game in 2021, when the Hatters defeated Bowling Green 53-52 in the CBI. Stetson was invited to play in the tournament despite an 11-14 regular season record.

Stetson Hatters NCAAB FAQs

How many Stetson players have been drafted by NBA teams?

The Hatters have had eight players drafted by NBA teams. William Pickens was the first Stetson player drafted when he was selected by Detroit in 1966 and Mike Reddick was the last when Milwaukee drafted him in 1984. Of the eight players, only Earnie Killum saw any playing time in the NBA and his career was just four games.

Why are Stetson teams called the Hatters?

According to the university, the athletic teams are called “Hatters,” reflecting the university’s association with John B. Stetson, maker of the well-known Stetson hats. It all began in 1883 when Henry DeLand founded the DeLand Academy. Three years later, after a disastrous freeze affecting the citrus industry left DeLand in financial distress, Stetson, who had a winter home in DeLand, became interested in the school. At Deland’s request, Stetson was made chairman of the Board of Trustees in 1889 and the university was renamed in his honor. Stetson University fielded the first football team in Florida in 1901. The name “Hatter” was used then and is still in use today.

How many Stetson players have played in the NBA?

In addition to Earnie Killum, the only other Stetson player to play in the NBA has been Lorenzo Williams, who managed to bounce around the league for seven seasons. He played for five different teams. His best season came with the Dallas Mavs in 1994-95, when he started 81 games and averaged 4.0 points and 8.4 rebounds per game.