Naval Academy Athletics

		George Washington	vs.	Navy
		Web site		Web site
		12-20		14-16
		2019-20 Statistics		2019-20 Statistics
		2019-20 Media Guide		2019-20 Media Guide
		2020-21 Roster		2020-21 Roster
		2019-20 Results		2019-20 Results
		Game Notes		Game Notes

Yearly Veterans Classic Videos
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019

 Past Veterans Classic Results (Click link for game box score)
2014: No. 15 / 16 VCU 85, Tennessee 69; No. 18 / 18 Michigan State 64, Navy 59
2015: No. 1 / 1 North Carolina 91, Temple 67; Florida 59, Navy 41
2016: Marquette 95, Vanderbilt 71; Ohio State 78, Navy 68
2017: UR / No. 25 Alabama 82, Memphis 70; Navy 71, Pittsburgh 62
2018: Wichita State 83, Providence 80; Maryland 78, Navy 57
2019: No. 24 / 23 Auburn 76, Davidson 66; Navy 62, East Carolina 57
2020: Navy 78, George Washington 71

Veterans Classic Visiting Team Conference Representation
American Athletic Conference (4): Temple (2015), Memphis (2017), Wichita State (2018), East Carolina (2019)
Atlantic Coast Conference (2): North Carolina (2015), Pittsburgh (2017)
Atlantic 10 Conference (3): VCU (2014), Davidson (2019), George Washington (2020)
Big East Conference (2): Marquette (2016), Providence (2018)
Big Ten Conference (3): Michigan State (2014), Ohio State (2016), Maryland (2018)
Southeastern Conference (5): Tennessee (2014), Florida (2015), Vanderbilt (2016), Alabama (2017), Auburn (2019)

 Past Veterans Classic Visiting Team Season Capsules 
2014: Michigan State - 27-12, NCAA Tournament (semifinal); Tennessee - 16-16; VCU - 26-10, NCAA Tournament (first round)
2015: Florida - 21-15, NIT (quarterfinal); North Carolina - 33-7, NCAA Tournament (final); Temple - 21-12, NCAA Tournament (first round)
2016: Marquette - 19-13, NCAA Tournament (first round); Ohio State - 17-15; Vanderbilt - 19-16, NCAA Tournament (first round)
2017: Alabama - 20-16, NCAA Tournament (second round); Memphis - 21-13; Pittsburgh - 8-24
2018: Maryland - 23-11, NCAA Tournament (first round); Providence - 18-16, NIT (first round); Wichita State - 22-15, NIT (semifinal)
2019: Auburn - 25-6; Davidson - 16-14; East Carolina - 11-20

 Veterans Classic Visiting Head Coaches  (Statistics through the end of the 2019-20 season)
2014: Tom Izzo, Michigan State (25 seasons, 628-241, 22 NCAA Tournaments, 8 Final Fours, 2000 NCAA Champions)
2014: Donnie Tyndall, Tennessee (9 seasons, 185-119, 2 NCAA Tournaments)
2014: Shaka Smart, VCU (11 seasons, 254-133, 7 NCAA Tournaments, 1 Final Four)
2015: Michael White, Florida (9 seasons, 208-106, 3 NCAA Tournaments)
2015: Roy Williams, North Carolina (32 seasons, 885-253, 29 NCAA Tournaments, 9 Final Fours, 2005, 2009 and 2017 NCAA Champions)
2015: Fran Dunphy, Temple (30 seasons, 580-325, 17 NCAA Tournaments)
2016: Steve Wojciechowski, Marquette (6 seasons, 115-81, 2 NCAA Tournaments)
2016: Thad Matta, Ohio State (17 seasons, 439-154, 13 NCAA Tournaments, 2 Final Fours)
2016: Bryce Drew, Vanderbilt (8 seasons, 164-108, 3 NCAA Tournaments)
2017: Avery Johnson, Alabama (4 seasons, 75-62, 1 NCAA Tournament)
2017: Tubby Smith, Memphis (29 seasons, 622-340, 18 NCAA Tournaments, 1 Final Four, 1998 NCAA Champions)
2017: Kevin Stallings, Pittsburgh (25 seasons, 479-324, 9 NCAA Tournaments)
2018: Mark Turgeon, Maryland (22 seasons, 454-258, 9 NCAA Tournaments)
2018: Ed Cooley, Providence (14 seasons, 273-191, 5 NCAA Tournaments)
2018: Gregg Marshall, Wichita State (22 seasons, 525-204, 14 NCAA Tournaments, 1 Final Four)
2019: Bruce Pearl, Auburn (25 seasons, 587-223, 10 [D1] NCAA Tournaments, 1 Final Four)
2019: Bob McKillop, Davidson (31 seasons, 594-367, 9 NCAA Tournaments)
2019: Joe Dooley, East Carolina (11 seasons, 192-151, 2 NCAA Tournaments)
2020: Jamion Christian, George Washington (8 seasons, 130-131, 2 NCAA Tournaments)

 Future NBA Players to play in the Veterans Classic (23)
2014: Michigan State - Matt Costello, Branden Dawson, Bryn Forbes, Denzel Valentine; Tennessee - Josh Richardson, Tariq Owens; VCU - Treveon Graham. 
2015: Florida - Chris Chiozza, Dorian Finney-Smith, Devin Robinson; North Carolina - Isaiah Hicks, Justin Jackson, Brice Johnson, Theo Pinson.
2016: Ohio State - Keita Bates-Diop, Jae'Sean Tate; Vanderbilt - Luke Kornet; Marquette - Markus Howard.
2017: Alabama - Donta Hall; Memphis - Jeremiah Martin.
2018: Maryland - Bruno Fernando, Jalen Smith.
2019: Auburn - Isaac Okoro.