Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander

Season 2

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January 20, 2015

WNAA 90.1 FM www.wnaafm.com
Ricky Clemons
Jordynn Carlisle and Briana Hicks
30 minutes
Show Treatment
Show 201 January 20,2015

Opening (2 minutes)
Season Opener (2 minutes)
Hampton (3 minutes)
Norfolk (3 minutes)
Most valuable lesson thus far (2 minutes)
MEAC Competition (1 minutes)
Record to Date (1 minute)
Break (5 minutes)
This week in Aggie History (3 minutes)
Aggie Alumni Spotlight (2 minutes)
Player of the Week (2 minute)
What to watch for (2 minutes)
Close (2 minutes)

TOTAL SHOW MINUTES: 30 minutes

Opening (Jordynn)
Hello Aggies and welcome to season 2 of Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander. I will be
you host Jordynn Carlisle and my co-host is Briana Hicks (Hey Aggies). We will be
right here on WNAA 90.1 FM the Voice each and every week of basketball season.
We will be getting down to the nitty gritty, keeping you on your toes with everything
that you should know. Hi, Coach! On behalf of the Aggie Media Group we would like
to thank you for joining us for another season.
Season Opener (Briana)
Coach lets kick the season off by talking about the progression of the team thus far.
How do you think the team has developed from the beginning of the season until
now?
Hampton (Jordynn)
64-61 W
How did it feel have your first road win for the season?
Bruce Beckford finished with 24 point
After this game, would you call Beckford the team leader due to his scoring and
remark you said he made walking into the locker room Monday.
Norfolk (Briana)
74-60 L
Several ties throughout the game
What do you think made a difference on the outcome of the game?
Most Valuable Lesson Learned thus Far (Jordynn)
Coach what would say has been the most valuable lesson you have learned thus
during the season?

MEAC Competition (Briana)

MEAC
North Carolina central:
6-0;
Norfolk state:
5-1;
Delaware state:
3-1;
Hampton:
4-2;
South Carolina state:
4-2;
Maryland eastern shore:
3-2;
Howard:
2-2;
Bethune-Cookman:
2-3;
NCAT:
2-4;
Morgan State:
2-4;
Chopin state:
1-4;
Savannah state:
0-4;
FAMU:
0-5;

Overall
14-5
12-9
9-9
8-10
6-14
10-10
8-10
6-13
5-15
4-16
2-16
4-14
0-18

Record to Date (Jordynn)

2-4, MEAC 5,15 Overall
BREAK (Briana)
You are listening to Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander. We have to take a short
break, but in the meantime dont touch that dial, we will be right back with more
Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander on WNAA 90.1 FM the Voice.
COMING BACK FROM BREAK (Jordynn)
We are back with season two of Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander with head coach
Cy Alexander. Now we are getting ready to school you with a little A&T history with
This week in Aggie History and our Aggie Alumni Spotlight. Coach, are you
familiar with the legend Elmer Austin.
Aggie Alumni Spotlight (Jordynn)
The year was 1971, after six CIAA championships and producing numerous
legends, the Aggies left the CIAA to start a new league called the Mid-Eastern

Athletic Conference. North Carolina A&T wasted no time in establishing themselves

as the premier program in the new conference. The Aggies won the first-ever MEAC
Tournament with a 71-62 win over Howard in Durham, N.C. Elmer Austin led the
way for the Aggies with 22 points and 12 rebounds. The win marked the last game
Irvin coached for the Aggies. Elmer Austin led the Aggies in scoring and rebounding
over the final two years of his career. He was also the first-ever MEAC Player of the
Year. He is the only Aggie to be named both All-CIAA and All-MEAC. Elmer Austin is
top 10 in scoring all time in A&T history with 1,478 points, also third all time in
rebounding with 947 rebounds. His 70-71 year was one of A&Ts best individual
performances of all time, he finished the year with 613 points and 408 rebounds,
which ranked second and first of all time in single season records.

This Week in Aggie History (Briana)

On January 24, 1984, the A&T Register published an opinion piece in its newspaper
called Black Power. Its main focus was asking readers Are blacks progressing or
regressing? At this time Miss America was black, Vanessa Williams, and several
elections of black mayors. Many people claimed these individuals were the reasons of
why blacks were progressing, but is that all it takes for blacks to progress? With society
today, the injustices for Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, Eric Garner, and racial profiling,
are blacks progressing or regressing? Coach what is your opinion of this?

We will be posting this question on our twitter and would love to hear your
response. Follow us on twitter @halftimewithcy1 to voice your opinion.

What to watch for (Jordynn)

Delaware State 3-1 MEAC, ranked 3rd in the conference
Coppin State 1-4 MEAC
*Ask coach to talk about preparation of these games
CLOSING (Briana)
Aggies, if you have any questions you would like featured on the show to be
answered by coach send us an email at halftimewithcy1@gmail.com with your
question and name. You can also tweet us your questions @halftimewithcy1.

Thank you all for joining us for another season of Halftime with Coach Cy Alexander.
We will be next week at the same time right her on WNAA 90.1 FM the Voice with
updates of the competitions against Delaware and Coppin State. Dont forget to send
us your questions for coach. Until then have a great week and dont forget to tune in
next week and tell a friend to join. Special thanks to our executive producer, Mr.
Ricky Clemons and WNAA 90.1; producer Shantelle Stotts, and our researchers:
Chris Davis, Micha Caldwell, Paris, Jackson, and Mariah Walden.
TOTAL SHOW MINUTES: 30 minutes