Appalachian State has now turned the keys over to head coach Dustin Kerns and his staff, as he comes from a Presbyterian program secured a winning record of 20-16 last year and an appearance in the CIT.
After the Mountaineers finished 11-22 last year and 6-12 in the Sun Belt, Appalachian State returns quality talent that has a ton of experience as well as a few new names that could step up early on. With their only loss being guard Ronshad Shabazz (18.3 points per game last year), Kerns could have a balanced roster that can get it done on the offensive and defensive side of the ball.
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