CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - Austin Peay State University hosts Fisk at 7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, in its lone exhibition inside the Winfield Dunn Center.

Admission is free to Wednesday's contest.

The game is televised online on ESPN+ and can be heard via the Governors Sports Network, starting with Govs Gameday beginning at 6:45 p.m. Updates are also available on the official Austin Peay men's basketball Twitter account (@GovsMBB).

Exhibition 1/Fisk (0-0) at Austin Peay (0-0)
Wednesday, Nov. 2 - 7 p.m. CT
Clarksville, Tenn. - Winfield Dunn Center
TV (Internet): ESPN+
TV Talent: Barry Gresham (play-by-play), Bob Belvin (analyst)
Radio: Governors Sports Network, ESPN Clarksville 104.1 FM
Radio Talent: Brian Rives (play-by-play), Ethan Schmidt (analyst)
Live Stats: letsgopeay.com
Twitter Updates: @GovsMBB

Series Information
Series Record: First meeting.
Last Meeting: N/A
Record at Austin Peay: 0-0.
Record at Fisk: 0-0.
Record at Neutral Site: 0-0.
Coach James vs. Fisk: 0-0.

THE TIP-OFF
Austin Peay and Fisk have never played in a regular-season game.

INAUGURAL SEASON IN THE A-SUN
This is the Governors first season in the ASUN after spending the previous 59 seasons in the Ohio Valley Conference.

EXHIBITION AGAINST THE NAIA
This will be the second-straight season hosting a NAIA member in an exhibition. The Governors defeated Life, 92-63, last season in the Dunn Center. 

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
Austin Peay and Queens are the two newcomers to the ASUN Conference in 2022-23, increasing the number of teams in the league to 14.

RETURNING SCORING LEADERS
Austin Peay returns its top two scorers - Elijah Hutchins-Everett (12.3 ppg) and Caleb Stone-Carrawell (11.4 ppg) - from a season ago. Hutchins-Everett was the only Governor to start all 29 games.

TRANSFERS
Four Governors - Sean Durugordon (Missouri), Shon Robinson (San Jose State), Nathan Moore (Wallace State Community College), and Kamarie Coffey (Columbia State Community College) - are new to the program this season.

Coffey, a Clarksville native, attended West Creek High School.

INCOMING FRESHMEN
Three Austin Peay players - Elijah Perkins, Guy Fauntleroy, Kelechi Okworogwo - are true freshmen.

WORLDWIDE PRESENCE
The Governors are represented by nine states - Tennessee (Coffey, Codey Bates, Jacob Roberts), North Carolina (Stone-Carrawell, Jalen Ware), New York (Durugordon, Okworogwo), Texas (Drew Caldaron), Maryland (Fauntleroy), Illinois (Robinson), Alabama (Moore), Georgia (Cameron Copeland), and New Jersey (Perkins).

Carlos Paez, from Venezuela, is the team's lone international player. Austin Peay has had a player from outside of the United States on its roster for every season dating back to the 2013-14 campaign.

NUMBER CHANGES
Ware and Copeland switched jersey numbers from a year ago. Ware, who wore 10 last season, now dons 24. Copeland, who wore 24 a season ago, now wears 41.

STAFF CHANGES
Carl Little enters his first season as an Austin Peay assistant coach after spending the 2021-22 campaign as the program's director of operations, a role now filled by Stephen Peoples.

Robert Harris is in his first season as the team's director of sports performance. He spent the prior eight seasons at Kentucky.

Luke Trondson enters his first season on staff after serving as a student assistant at Ohio State.

GOVS RETURN OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Last season, Hutchins-Everett was named OVC Freshman of the Year, while also being named Second Team All-OVC and earning a spot on the OVC All-Newcomer Team. Hutchins-Everett is the seventh player in school history to win the award and it's the third time in the last five seasons an Austin Peay player has been named OVC Freshman of the Year. 

CONTINUING TO BUILD
Austin Peay head coach Nate James was one of 27 first-year head coaches at the mid-major level to secure double-digit wins in his first season. 

SWEET 16
Last season, Austin Peay was one of 16 teams in the NCAA to have clinched at least 10 wins while having nine or more newcomers on the roster. 

CSC ENDS REGULAR SEASON STRONG
Stone-Carrawell scored in double figures in his last four regular-season games. During that stretch, he averaged 14.5 points per game.

In his last four regular-season contests, Stone-Carrawell shot 50 percent from the field, 40.9 percent from distance, and 92.9 percent from the charity stripe. 

BIG MAN CAN DO IT ALL
Hutchins-Everett led the Governors in both scoring at 12.5 points per game and rebounding at 6.8 rebounds per contest. Hutchins-Everett shot 51.6 percent from the floor. 

FEED THE BIG MAN
Over the last six games, Hutchins-Everett is averaging 10.8 points and 6.8 rebounds per game while shooting 42.6 percent from the field

THREES ARE WORTH MORE
Austin Peay had double-digit three-pointers made in nine games last season. 

RE-WRITING THE RECORD BOOK 
The 726 three-point field goal attempts last season broke Austin Peay's single-season record set during the 2007-08 campaign (715).

20/20 VISION
The Governors were 6-2 last season when an Austin Peay player scored more than 20 points. 

ONE OF THE BEST
Paez is one of nine players in Austin Peay history to have over 300 career assists and 600 career points.

LESS THAN 60
When holding opponents to under 60 points last season, the Governors were 6-0. 

KEEPING THINGS 100
Austin Peay had seven players score over 100 points last season. It was the fifth-straight season the Governors had at least seven score over 100. 

A LOCK WITH THE HALFTIME LEAD
Over the past five seasons, Austin Peay is 70-18 when holding a halftime lead. During the 2021-22 campaign, the Governors were 9-3 when heading to the locker room with a lead. 

PAEZ ENTERING THE RECORD BOOKS
Paez ranks eighth in Austin Peay history for career assists with 321 and needs 16 to pass Nick Stapleton (1998-2002) for seventh most in school history. 

70 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER
Since the 2010-11 season, the Governors have compiled a record of 150-81 when scoring 70 or more points.

637 AND COUNTING
Austin Peay has made at least one three-pointer in 637 straight games. The last time the Governors did not make a three-pointer was on Feb. 18, 2002 against Morehead State. 

ABOUT FISK
Fisk was 4-25 overall and 0-8 in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference a season ago.

The Bulldogs return seven letterwinners from last season, led by Devyn Payne (9.7 ppg).

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS

Single-game tickets to any of the Governors' 15 regular-season home contests start as low as $10 and can be purchased:

• in-person by visiting the SS&E office inside the Dunn Center
• online
• via email (jmitchell@ssellc.com)
• by calling 931-221-PEAY (7329)