Hedgepeth ranks among the most accomplished inside players to don a Belmont uniform. Part of 96 victories, three conference championships, two NCAA Tournament teams and the program’s first NCAA Division I era postseason victory, the Crossville, Alabama native was a two-time All-Atlantic Sun selection. Still among program career leaders in points, rebounds, field goal percentage and blocked shots, Hedgepeth delivered 23 points and nine rebounds in the 2011 Atlantic Sun Championship en route to Tournament Most Valuable Player honors. The 6-9 forward was named 2011 National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Men’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year and represented Belmont University at the 2012 Men’s Final Four in New Orleans as a finalist for the Senior CLASS Award. Hedgepeth has gone on to a distinguished coaching career, currently serving as head coach at Berry (GA) College. Mick and his wife, Courtney, have a daughter named Harper. They currently live in Rome, Georgia. Courtney works for Deloitte as a Manager in the Global Enterprise Project Management Organization.