2010-11 UT Arlington Women's Basketball Guide

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GUIDE2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GUIDE

TAMARA SIMMONS

SHALYN MARTIN

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2010-11 UT ARLINGTON WOMEN’S BASKETBALLTable of Contents...............................1This is Mavericks Basketball...........2-5Media Information.........................6-10

COACHESMavericks Coaching Staff.................11Head Coach Samantha Morrow..12-13Assistant Coach Shane Lafl in..........14Assistant Coach Erin Grant..............15Assistant Coach Lindsey Wilson......16Dir. of Operations Rachel Brackett...17Athletic Trainer Jed Stratton.............18 Team Managers...............................18

2010-11 UTA MAVERICKS2010-11Mavericks............................19Mavericks Media Roster...................20Mavericks Word Roster....................21Season Outlook..........................22-23Tamara Simmons........................24-25Shalyn Martin..............................26-27LaNell Taylor...............................28-29Sabreena DeNure.......................30-31Kiara Parker................................32-33Donna Dike.................................34-35Malaika Green..................................36Che’Van Goins.................................36Desherra Nwanguma.......................36Hailee Rhymes.................................36Michelle Rodriguez..........................37Jasmine Smith.................................37Briana Walker..................................372010-11 Opponent Information........38

2009-10 REVIEW2009-10 In-Review...........................39Overall Statistics..............................40Results.............................................41Points/Rebounds/Assists.................42UTA Team Highs and Lows..............43SLC Team Stats...............................44SLC Team Leaders.....................45-46SLC Individual Leaders...............47-482010-11 Opponent Information........49

UTA RECORD BOOKMavericks Records............................49Team Single Game Records..............50Individual Single Season Records.....51Individual Career Records.................52Annual Leaders............................53-54Miscellaneous Records......................55Honors & Awards...............................561,000-Point Club..........................57-59Year-by-Year Results.........................60Year-by-Year Team Statistics.............61Year-by-Year Opponent Statistics......61All-Time Series Records....................62All-Time Roster..................................63Series History...............................64-70Year-by-Year Results...................71-76

EXPERIENCE UTAThe University of Texas at Arlington...77-93College Life................................94-105University & Department Leadership..106-108Department of Athletics............109-115Mavericks in the Community.....116-117Athletics Hall of Honor .............118-119Distinguished Alumni ......................120

CREDITSThe 2010-11 UT Arlington Women’s Basketball Information Guide was written,edited and designed by UT Arlington Associate Athletics Direc-tor Kristyna Mancias. Cover design by Kristyna Mancias and Dave Seymour. Photography by Phillip Long, Michael Clements and Beth McHenry.

GENERAL

Name.............The University of Texas at ArlingtonCity/Zip..............................Arlington, Texas 76019Founded.................1895 (Senior College in 1959)Enrollment...................................................26,500Nickname...............................................MavericksColors..........Royal Blue and White (Orange Trim)Affi liation......................................NCAA Division IConference............................................SouthlandPresident.................................James D. SpanioloAlma Mater...........................Michigan State, 1968Director of Athletics.............................Pete CarlonAlma Mater..................................Iowa State, 1975Athletics Phone.............................(817) 272-2261

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Basketball.............................1972-73Joined Southland Conference..................1982-83All-Time Record........................................546-530Southland Conference Record.................371-375SLC Regular Season Title.Three (2004, 2006, 2008)SLC Tournament Titles..............Two (2004, 2006)NCAA Appearances...................Two (2004, 2006)WNIT Appearances....................Two (1998, 2008)

FACILITYArena ....................................................Texas HallYear Built........................................................1965Capacity........................................................3,600Press Row ......................................817.272.3795

COACHING STAFFHead Coach.............................Samantha MorrowAlma Mater .......................Texas Wesleyan, 1981Record at UTA (Yrs)................................56-37 (3)Overall Record (Yrs).....................................SameOffi ce Phone....................................817.272-2243Offi ce Fax........................................817.272.5037Best time to call................................9 a.m. - NoonAssistant Coaches................................................. Shane Lafl in (UT Arlington, 2004) Erin Grant (Texas Tech, 2006) Lindsey Wilson (Central Oklahoma, 2006) Rachel Brackett (Hardin Simmons, 2008)

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Overall Record................................15-16Conference Record (Finish)............9-7/4th, West)Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................6/2Starters Returning/Lost.....................................3/2

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAssistant Sports Information Director (WBB Contact)...................................................Kristyna ManciasOffi ce Phone....................................817.272.2212e-mail......................................kmancias@uta.eduSID Fax............................................817.272.2254SID Mailing Address.....................UTA Box 19079...............................................Arlington, TX 76019Overnight Address........1309 West Mitchell Street...............................................Arlington, TX 76019


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COVERING PRACTICEPractice sessions are generally open to the media. Media members are required to contact the UT Arlington sports information offi ce to arrange access to players and coaches prior to or following practice. Practice times vary. Contact the UT Arlington sports information offi ce for practice times at least 24 hours in advance.

PHONE INTERVIEWSThe UT Arlington sports information offi ce requests media members to arrange phone interviews at least 24 HOURS in advance. Phone interviews can be arranged by calling Kristyna Mancias, UT Arlington Assistant Sports Information Director. In maintaining UT Arlington athletics department policy, individual phone numbers of student-athletes will not be released.

UT ARLINGTON SPORTS INFORMATION The UT Arlington sports information offi ce is located in rooms 103 and 104 of the Gilstrap Athletic Center at, 1309 W. Mitchell St., near the northwest corner of Maverick Stadium.

INTERNET ACCESSUpdated information on UT Arlington women’s basketball can be found the internet www.utamavs.com. This offi cial website is refreshed daily with match stories, match notes, box scores and statistics.

GAMETRACKERAll UT Arlington women’s basketball home games during the 2010-11 season can be followed play-by-play on the offi cial athletics website www.utamavs.com.

- From Interstate 30 (North)Exit Cooper Street South. Follow Cooper to Nedderman Drive. Turn right (west) on Ned-derman. Two buildings share the parking lot -- Texas Hall is on the left (west) side (Davis Hall is located on the right (east) side).

- From Interstate 20 (South):Exit Cooper Street North. Follow Cooper Street to Nedderman Drive. Turn left (west) on Nedderman. Two buildings share the parking lot -- Texas Hall is on the left (west) side (Davis Hall is located on the right ((east)) side).

GAME CREDENTIALSMedia credentials are available to personnel from accredited media outlets by writing to Kristyna Mancias, Assistant Sports Information Director, UTA Box 19079, Arlington, Texas 76019. Requests for media credentials can also be sent via e-mail ([email protected]) or fax to (817) 272-2254. Media seating for UTA basketball games is assigned on an individual game-by-game basis. Media credentials will be left at WILL CALL. For further information about media credentials, please contact the UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce.

RADIOVisiting radio for all home basketball games will be seated on the south side of press row, next to their bench.

STATISTICS/SERVICESPackets, including rosters, statistics and game notes, will be available on press row prior to the match. Final box scores will be provided to all media following each match.

TELEPHONEThere are a limited number of phone lines available to the media on press row. Wireless Internet is available at press row. Additional phone lines, high-speed internet lines and fax and copy machines are available in the media room.

POST GAME INTERVIEWSUT Arlington head coach Samantha Morrow and selected UTA players will be made available to the media in the Media Room following a 10-minute “cooling off” period after the match.

MEDIA INFORMATIONThe 2010-11 edition of the UT Arlington Women’s Basketball Media Guide has been produced to assist with coverage of the Mav-ericks. Additional information, photographs and statistics are available upon request.

TEXAS HALLThe UT Arlington Basketball press row is located on the west side of the playing fl oor, between the team benches. The primary entrance to Texas Hall is on the east side of the facility. Passes may be picked up at the WILL CALL table, located at the West 2 entrance. Parking is available on the south side of Texas Hall.Directions to Texas Hall:

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFFGregg ElkinAssociate A.D. for Communications/Media RelationsPhone (817) 272-5706E-mail: [email protected] Men’s Basketball- Men’s Golf

Luke BrietzkeAssistant Sports Information DirectorO� ce Phone (817)-272-2239Cell Phone: (443) 465-0918E-mai: [email protected] Baseball- Volleyball- Track and Field

Kristyna ManciasAssistant Sports Information DirectorPhone (817)-272-2213E-mail: [email protected] Women’s Basketball- Softball- Tennis- Cross Country

Sports Information Fax817-272-2254

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COLLEGE PARK CENTERCOMING 2012

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THIS IS SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE BASKETBALLleague also ranks third in the FCS with 22 players taken in the draft since 2000 and has 22 former players on NFL rosters to start the 2010 season.Among the former NFL stars from the Southland include Fred Dean, who was inducted to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 2008 to become the fi rst former Southland Conference player to earn induction in Canton. Other great NFL players from the Southland include Super Bowl XXIX quarterback Stan Humphries, Bill Bergey, Fred Barnett, Roger Carr, Marvin Up-shaw, Larry Centers, Kavika Pittman, Mike Barber, Bruce Col-lie, Tim McKyer, Pat Tilley, Jackie Harris, Eugene Seale, Bubby Brister, Billy Ryckman, Rafael Septien, Buford Jordan, Marcus Spears, Terrance Shaw and Ray Brown.The Southland Conference has also seen its share of great coaches during its history in Maxie Lambright, Ernie Duplechin, Sam Goodwin, Jack Doland, Bennie Ellender, Bobby Keasler,

Larry Lacewell, Bill Davidson, Dennis Franchione, Pat Collins, and Ron Randleman.While successful on the fi elds and courts, the Southland Con-ference has repeatedly demon-strated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. In addition to football, the South-land Conference can point to a number of accomplishments in all sports.Men’s basketball has experi-enced a tremendous amount of success during the Southland’s 45-plus years. The league has sent two teams to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, as well as a squad to the NIT Final Four. Basketball stars Karl Malone, Joe Dumars, Jeff Foster, Dwight “Bo” Lamar, Andrew Toney, Devin Brown, and Mike Oliver

played in the Southland Conference. In 2006, Northwestern State, playing as the No. 14 seed in the NCAA tournament, de-feated No. 3 seed Iowa, 64-63, in fi rst-round action. In 2008, the league saw two postseason teams (UT Arlington in the NCAA \tournament and Stephen F. Austin in the NIT) for the fi rst time since 2001.Coaches such as Billy Tubbs, Mike Vining, Scotty Robertson, Jack Martin, Andy Russo, Bobby Paschal and Pat Foster have led teams in the Southland.In women’s basketball, the Southland also has its share of tradi-tion with Louisiana-Monroe advancing to the 1985 NCAA Wom-en’s Final Four, and Stephen F. Austin sustaining itself as one of the most successful programs in the history of the sport. In 2008, the Ladyjacks became the eighth program in NCAA Division I history to record more than 800 wins, joining Tennessee, Loui-siana Tech, Old Dominion, Texas, James Madison, Ohio State and Tennessee Tech. In 2010, for the fi rst time in Southland history, three league mem-bers advanced to the postseason as Lamar won its fi rst confer-ence tournament title and played in its second NCAA tourna-ment. Stephen F. Austin was selected to play in its third WNIT and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi won a school-record 24 games en route to its deepest postseason run, advanced to the semifi -nals of the inaugural Women’s Basketball Invitational.

Historically, the Southland’s successful football heritage has sustained itself through numerous membership and classifi ca-tion changes. Originally an NAIA conference, the Southland joined the NCAA College Division in 1968. The College Divi-sion was re-named NCAA Division II in 1973, and the league played two seasons in that class, before joining Division I in 1975. The Southland was an NCAA Division I-A league from 1978-81, before joining the ranks of FCS in 1982, its home ever since. During its tenure as a Division I-A conference, the Southland Conference was instrumental in the startup of the Indepen-dence Bowl in 1976. The Southland representative served as the host team of the bowl until 1980, compiling a 2-3 record in those contests.The conference can lay claim to fi ve national championships, including College Division championships through former members Arkansas State (1970, UPI) and Louisiana Tech (1972, National Football Foundation). Louisi-ana Tech also won the fi rst-ever NCAA-sanc-tioned national title, winning the Division II playoffs in 1973. Tech followed that with the UPI’s Division II na-tional championship in 1974. Louisiana-Monroe won the 1987 FCS national title.McNeese State, which has made 14 appear-ances in the national playoffs, played in the 1997 and 2002 NCAA Division I FCS na-tional championship games, while Stephen F. Austin played in the 1989 title game and has fi ve playoff ap-pearances, reaching the quarterfi nals in 2009. Northwestern State has played in the playoffs six times, and advanced to the semifi nals in 1998, while Sam Houston State has earned four trips to the postseason, including the semifi nals in 2004. Nich-olls has participated three times in the playoffs. In 2008, Texas State made its second postseason appearance in four years. Included was a trip to the semifi nals in 2005.On four occasions, the Southland has placed three teams in the national 16-team playoffs. Six of the eight current football-playing members have qualifi ed for the FCS playoffs. In addi-tion, Texas State won NCAA Division II titles in 1981 and 1982 before joining the Southland.The Southland has produced 153 fi rst-team football All-Amer-icans during its history, and has sent such talent to the pro-fessional ranks including Oakland’s Keith Davis (Sam Houston State), Carolina’s Josh McCown (Sam Houston State), Buf-falo’s Terrence McGee (Northwestern State), Kansas City’s B.J. Sams (McNeese State), Detroit’s Kevin Smith (McNeese State), Minnesota’s Fred Evans (Texas State), Tennessee’s Jacob Ford (Central Arkansas), and Oakland’s Luke Lawton (McNeese State). The Southland is one of three FCS conferences with at least 200 selections (202) in the National Football League Draft. The

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A Southland team has played in the WNIT 10 times, including each of the last four years. Women’s basketball all-stars have included Eun Jung Lee, Lisa Ingram, Portia Hill, Deneen Parker, Katrina Price, and Joskeen Garner, and coaches such as Gary Blair, Linda Sharp, James Smith and Linda Harper.Baseball has emerged as a huge Southland Conference strength with the league earning numerous national rankings and NCAA tournament berths. The Southland consistently ranks among the top-10 conferences in the country. Major leaguers such as Ben Sheets, Micah Hoffpauir, Hunter Pence, David Segui, Bri-an Lawrence, Ben Broussard, Chuck Finley, Jerald Clark, and Terry Matthews once played in the league. Former UT Arlington shortstop, Trey Hillman, a three-time All-Southland selection from 1983-85, was manager for the Kansas City Royals from the 2007-10 seasons and coached the American League in the 2009 MLB All-Star Game.The 2010 Major League Baseball Draft was signifi cant for the Southland as the league saw 17 players drafted pushing the all-time draft total to more than 400 selections (414). UT Arlington’s Michael Choice became the seventh Southland player taken in the fi rst round, selected by Oakland with the 10th overall selec-tion. He joins Ben Sheets (Louisiana-Monroe) as the league’s highest draft pick. The two are the only players in Southland history to be taken in the top 10 of the draftJim Gilligan, who won his 1,100th career game in 2009, and Mark Johnson, who won his 1,000th career game in 2010, join an impressive list of coaches who have patrolled Southland Conference dugouts including Pat Patterson, Butch McBroom, Jim Wells, Smoke Laval, Dave Van Horn, Mike Bianco, John Cohen and Tony Robichaux.Softball continues to enjoy success on a national level, as the league has knocked off at least one nationally ranked oppo-nent since 1995, with six wins over ranked opponents in 2010 including wins by Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Texas State over No. 15 Texas. In the 2003 NCAA Tournament, UT Arlington and Texas State enjoyed unprecedented success as each won two games in the national event. The league has also won at least one game in the NCAA tournament in three of the past six years. In 18 years on NCAA tournament competition the South-land has racked up 14 wins.The Southland has a proud history in volleyball as UT Arling-ton has represented the conference eight times in the NCAA tournament, advancing all the way to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four in 1989. In 2006, Stephen F. Austin moved to the second round following an opening-round win against Alabama.Track and fi eld has also served as a proud asset for the South-land Conference as the league has produced numerous nation-al champions and Olympic medalists. The Southland boasts 27 men and three women student-athletes who have won NCAA track and fi eld national championships, including A&M-Corpus Christi’s Shadrack Songok (10,000-meter run) in 2007 and 2008 and McNeese State’s Brad Gebauer (pole vault) in 2007. The league has also produced U.S. Olympic track and fi eld medalists Earl Bell, Thomas Hill, Al Joyner and Charles Austin, Liudmila Litvinova, along with other Olympians. With the addition of eight more All-American seasons in 2010, the league continues to fi nd national success in both indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. In the indoor circuit, the Southland boasts 60 unique all-time All-Americans that have won a combined 10 national champi-onships. Likewise in the spring outdoor season, the league has seen 138 different All-Americans, including 110 men and 28 women, combine to win 20 national championships.Golf has traditionally been a strong Southland sport as exem-plifi ed by Lamar men’s golfer Chris Stroud, who fi nished third individually at the 2003 NCAA National Championship and is a

member of the PGA Tour. Both Stroud and former Southeast-ern Louisiana golfer Hugo Leon competed in the 2010 U.S. Open. The league has sent multiple teams into postseason play on numerous occasions, including in 2009 as both La-mar and UT Arlington qualifi ed for regional play. Additionally, during the past two seasons the Southland has sent eight golfers to compete as individuals in regional play with fi ve in 2009 and three more in 2010. Lamar won a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1967 and 1968, and also produced PGA player Ronnie Black.In 2005, Lamar’s Dawie Van Der Walt fi nished fourth indi-vidually and Lamar tied for 12th place at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, before the Cardinals tied for ninth in 2006 and tied for third in 2007. Former Lamar golfer Casey Clendenon advanced to the semifi nals of the U.S. Amateur in 2007.Southland tennis has also experienced national promi-nence. UT Arlington All-American Andy Leber was the 2002 ITA/Ted Farnsworth National Senior Co-Player of the Year after a 43-3 record and earning the nation’s No. 2 ranking. In women’s tennis, Southeastern Louisiana won 46 consecu-tive conference matches during a four-year period that be-gan in 2005.The conference has increased sponsorship and champi-onships opportunities for female student-athletes in recent years, adding women’s golf and soccer as league sports. In 2007, Stephen F. Austin became the fi rst Southland team to score a goal in the NCAA tournament, while Texas State became the fi rst women’s golf program to compete in the NCAA tournament.The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its stu-dent-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Schol-arship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point av-erage. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin ath-letic director, properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll. A record 934 student-athletes appeared on the honor roll following the 2010 spring semester.In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member institu-tions are very involved in various community outreach pro-grams. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities.

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The University of Texas at ArlingtonThe University of Texas at Arlington

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MAVERICKS COACHING STAFF

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SAMANTHA MORROW

Head Coach4th Season

Texas Wesleyan, 198156-37 Overall Record

2008-09 SLC Champions2008-09 WNIT Appearance

Head women’s basketball coach Samantha Morrow enters her fourth season at the helm of the Mavericks, where she has recorded an overall mark of 56-37.

In the 2009-10 season, Morrow guided the Mavs to their third Southland Conference Tournament appear-ance under her direction. UTA fi nished the conference season with a 9-7 mark and entered the tournament as the No. 5 seed. The Mavs took down two-time defending SLC champion UTSA in the fi rst round and narrowly lost in the semifi nals to Lamar, which went on to win the tournament title.

Under her guidance, Morrow led three of the Mavericks fi ve starters to post season honors. Senior Meghan Nelson had one of the best seasons of her career in which she recorded her1,000th career point, invited to a WNBA tryout after being named a First Team All-SLC recipient, and fi nished second in conference with 18.3 points per game.

Junior Shalyn Martin earned Third Team All-SLC accolades and was named the Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Martin was the fi rst UT Arlington player to earn the distinction. The forward fi nished her junior season just six points shy of 1,000 career points.

In just three seasons, junior Tamara Simmons joined Nelson in the 1,000 point club, becoming the 17th player in UTA women’s basketball history to reach the milestone. The 3-point sharp shooter also earned SLC Honorable Mention honors and fi nished fourth overall in the conference in 3-point fi eld goals made (60).

In the 2008-09 season, the Mavs fi nished with a 22-11 overall record, a Southland Conference regular season title and the schools second appearance in the WNIT since the 1998-99 season.

Morrow guided all fi ve starters to All-SLC honors and all fi ve fi nished the season averaging 10-plus points per game. The Mavericks were led by seniors Candice Champion and Erin Dixon, who were at the top of the SLC in scoring and rebounding.

Champion led the conference with 19.9 points and 10.8 rebounds per game and was named to the All-SLC First Team. Champion’s other accomplishments included three separate all-tournament team honors, 16 double-doubles and career highs of 34 points against A&M-Corpus Christi and 22 rebounds at Central Arkansas.

The standout senior was also the 14th player in UTA women’s basketball history to record over 1,000 career points. Champion fi nished her Maverick career with 1,100 points, which ranks ninth in UTA history and her 604 points in her fi nal season ranks fi rst in single-season history. Champion was also honored by the Southland Conference with three SLC Player of the Week selections.

Dixon fi nished her senior season averaging 11.2 points and 9.9 rebounds per game. She ranked second in the conference in rebounding behind Champion and was named to the All-SLC Second Team. She re-corded a career-high 23 points against Midwestern State and followed that performance with a career-high 19 rebounds against Morehead State.

Morrows’ All-Time Coaching Records Years Record Pct. Playoffs MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1993-94 15-15 .500 1994-95 22-8 .733 Playoffs 1995-96 23-9 .719 Regional Quarterfi nalist 1996-97 23-6 .793 Playoffs 1997-98 29-4 .879 Regional Quarterfi nalist 1998-99 38-0 1.00 State Champions 1999-00 36-2 .947 State Champions 2000-01 36-1 .973 State Champions 2001-02 35-3 .921 State Champions SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL 2002-03 31-6 .838 Regional Semifi nalist 2003-04 28-7 .800 Regional Quarterfi nalist 2004-05 33-6 .846 Regional Semifi nalist 2005-06 31-4 .886 Regional Quarterfi nalist 2006-07 33-6 .846 5A State Semifi nalist UT ARLINGTON 2007-08 19-10 .655 2008-09 22-11 .667 SLC Champions, WNIT Appearance 2009-10 15-16 .484 Totals 469-114 .804

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Maverick All-Time Coaching Records

Years Name Record Pct. 1972-74 Carla Lowery 12-21 .364 1973-76 Jody Conradt 43-39 .524 1976-79 Cindy Salser 51-38 .567 1979-89 Connie Kelch 117-172 .405 1989-92 Jerry Isler 42-43 .494 1992-00 Mike Dean 115-105 .523 2000-07 Donna Capps 119-89 .572 2007- Samantha Morrow 56-37 .602

In the conference, the Mavericks fi nished fi rst in scoring offense, scoring margin, fi eld-goal percentage, fi eld-goal percent defense, offensive rebounds, rebounding margin, and defensive rebounds.

The Mavs fi nished the 2008-09 season with the program’s third highest win total.

In her fi rst season, Morrow led the Lady Mavericks to an impressive 19-10 overall record and a 13-3 mark in the SLC. The Lady Mavericks fi nished with a 9-2 record at Texas Hall and captured fi ve of their last six games of the season.

The Lady Mavericks fi nished fi rst in six categories in the Southland Conference including fi eld-goal percentage, fi eld-goal defense, 3-point fi eld-goal percentage defense, rebound-ing margin, assists and defensive rebounds.

Under the guidance of Morrow, senior Maryann Abanobi averaged a team-high 12.7 points per game en route to earning All-Southland Conference Second-Team accolades while Tiffeny Riles led the Lady Mavericks in rebounding with 7.6 rebounds per game and was named to the All-Southland Conference Second-Team.

Morrow led the Lady Mavericks to their 19th Southland Conference appearance where they defeated McNeese State but fell in the second round to UTSA.

Morrow began her coaching career with UTA on May 17, 2007, when she was selected as the eighth head women’s basketball coach in school history.

Morrow came to UT Arlington after winning four consecutive Class 5A state championships at Mansfi eld High School from 1999 to 2002. She was named the 2002 National Federa-tion of High Schools Coaches Association’s National Coach of the Year and completed her prep career with 413 wins in 14 seasons.

Morrow’s high school background did not scare UT Arlington Athletics Director Pete Car-lon, who ventured into the prep ranks to hire previous coach Donna Capps, who compiled two NCAA Tournament appearances and the program’s fi rst two Southland Conference titles in the past three seasons.

Morrow earned a scholarship to Ranger Junior College and later to Texas Wesleyan Uni-versity, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in 1981. She completed her master’s de-gree at Tarleton State University in 1987 while coaching at Stephenville High School.

Other Mavericks earning All-SLC honors where third team recipients Shalyn Martin and Tamara Simmons and Meghan Nelson was selected to the honorable mention team.

The Mavs fell short of their third NCAA Tournament berth after falling 74-63 to UTSA in the SLC Tournament Championship Game.

UTA advanced the postseason with an appearance in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament for the second time in school history. Despite a 22-point, 16-rebound perfor-mance by Champion and the sharp-shooting of Simmons, the Mavericks suffered a hard-fought 82-72 setback at Oklahoma State in the fi rst round of the tournament.

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Shane Lafl in begins his fourth year as an assistant coach for the women’s basketball program.

Lafl in serves as the Mavericks recruiting coordinator as well as working with the team’s guards and forwards. Lafl in is also responsible for the team’s transition game and offensive schemes.

In his three seasons with the Mavericks, Lafl in has helped lead the squad to a 56-37 overall record, three Southland Confer-ence Tournament appearances and the program’s second trip to the postseason WNIT.

Lafl in comes to UTA from the University of Texas where he served as a graduate assistant for legendary coach Jody Con-radt. While at Texas, Lafl in assisted in scheduling, scouting, on-campus recruiting and was the supervised team managers.

A native of Tempe, Ariz., Lafl in graduated cum laude from UT Arlington in December 2004 with a bachelor's degree in history. He has been heavily involved in coaching youth basketball and has served as a camp counselor at numerous college basket-ball camps, including a four-year stint at Jody Conradt's UT basketball camp.

Among his coaching experience, Lafl in was boys basketball eighth-grade coach of the Arlington Grace Prep Academy from 2002-05 and was an assistant coach for the Girls' AAU Team Texas 17-Under, based out of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

SHANE LAFLIN

Assistant Coach4th Season

UT-Arlington, 2004

SHANE

Assistant Coach

UT-Arlington, 2004

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS- Enters his fourth season with the Mavericks

- Helped UTA to three SLC Tournament appearances and the program’s second trip to the postseason WNIT.

- Serves as the Mavs recruiting coordinator and is responsible for the team’s offensive schemes.

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Erin Grant, a four-year letter winner in Texas Tech’s Basket-ball Program from 2002-06, played for Head Coach Saman-tha Morrow at Mansfi eld High School from 1998-2002. Grant works primarily with the guards and assists with recruiting and fi lm breakdown.

In her three seasons with the Mavericks, Grant has helped lead the squad to a 56-37 overall record, three Southland Conference Tournament appearances and the program’s sec-ond trip to the postseason’s WNIT.

At Mansfi eld, Grant led the Tigers to an unprecedented four consecutive state championships and is the only player in Texas High School Basketball history to win four consecutive class 5A state championships. A McDonald’s All-American, Grant averaged 12.3 points, 7.4 assists and 4.3 steals as a senior and fi nished fourth nationally with 1,055 career as-sists.

Grant started every game (158) but one in her four years at Texas Tech, where she led the Lady Raiders to three NCAA Tournament appearances, including the Elite Eight in 2003.

She holds Big 12 Conference and Texas Tech records for ca-reer assists (844) and was named to the All-Big 12 First Team twice and Second Team once.

In 2003 Grant was named Co-Big 12 Freshman of the Year. She was selected to play in the 2006 WBCA All-Star Chal-lenge. Also in 2006, Grant was a Kodak/WBCA All-America fi nalist and AP All-America Honorable Mention. She won gold metal with USA Basketball at the 2005 World University Games and also played in the 2003 World University Games.

Capping her career at Texas Tech, Grant was selected as an offi cial candidate for the Naismith Trophy, presented annually to the top college player in America

A 2006 WNBA draft pick by the Seattle Storm, Grant returned to the United States after leading Stockholm 08 to the Swedish Championship where she was named MVP of the tournament. She fi nished the WNBA season with the Houston Comets be-fore returning to UTA for the start of the 2007-08 season.

ERIN GRANT


Texas Tech, 2005

Assistant Coach

Texas Tech, 2005

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS- Enters his fourth season with the Mavericks

- Four-year letter winner at Texas Tech where she she led the Lady Raiders to three NCAA Tourna ment appearances, including the Elite Eight in 2003.

- Currently holds the Big 12 Conference and Texas Tech records for career assists (844)

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Lindsey Wilson begins her fi fth season as an assistant coach at UT Arlington.

In her four seasons with the Mavericks, Wilson has helped lead the squad to an 80-55 overall record, four Southland Conference Tournament appearances, and the program’s second trip to the NCAA Tournament and the Mavs’ second trip to the WNIT.

Wilson graduated from The University of Central Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education in 2006. She was a three-year letterwinner for the Bronchos after transferring from Southeastern Oklahoma State following her freshman year in 2002-03.

As a senior, she ranked among the leaders in the Lone Star Conference after making 37.2 percent (48 of 129) of her 3-pointers.

A three-year starter at Hydro-Eakly High School, Wilson helped her team to three straight state titles. She averaged 17 points and 3 assists per game as a senior in 2002 to earn all-state honors.

The Wilson name in no stranger to the coaching circles in the state of Oklahoma. Her father is longtime prep coach Rick Wilson, who has won six state championships at Weatherford (Okla.) High School.

Wilson will handle academics, travel/scheduling and tape ex-change within the women’s basketball program. The assistant coach will work primarily with the forwards.

Received her master’s degree of science in physical education from Emporia State in the summer of 2010.

LINDSEY WILSON


Central Oklahoma, 2006

Assistant Coach

Central Oklahoma, 2006

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS- Enters her fi fth season with the Mavericks

- Helped UTA to four SLC Tournament appearances, and the program’s second trip to the NCAA Tournament and postseason WNIT.

- Was a three-year letterwinner in basketball at The University of Central Oklahoma.

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Brackett begins her third season as the Maverick’s director of opera-tions.

As the director of operations, Brackett’s day-to-day duties include securing all travel functions for the team, breakdown game fi lm, downloading games onto DragonFly, assigning and assisting in visit-ing team workout times, coordinating fi lm exchange with opposing schools, creating highlight videos and assing with practice setup.

A former Hardin-Simmons standout, Brackett led the Cowgirls to a 21-6 overall record, including a 16-4 mark in league play and was a Second Team All-Conference recipient in her senior campaign.

Brackett’s concluded her career at Hardin-Simmons with an 88-22 record and was a three-year Academic All-ASC award winner.

At Hardin-Simmons, Brackett was a member of the Media Production Staff where she was responsible for video editing, creating commer-cials, involved in video shoots, and was also an important part of a local TV station in Abilene.

Brackett graduated Cum Laude from Hardin-Simmons in May 2008 with a degree in communication, with an emphasis on public relations and advertising.

Brackett earned her master’s degree in communication, from UT Ar-lington in 2010.

RACHEL BRACKETT

Director of Operations3rd Season

Hardin Simmons, 2008

RACHEL BRACKETT

Director of Operations3rd Season

Hardin Simmons, 2008

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS- Enters her third season as the Mavericks director of operations.

- Secures all travel functions for the team.

- Played basketball at Hardin-Simmons where she was a three-year Academic All-ASC award winner.

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JEDSTRATTONGraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer1st Year

BETSYWOLFSKILLTeam Manager2nd Season

BLAIR WILLIAMSTeam Manager1st Season

Wolfskill begins her second season as the Mavericks team manager.

Her duties include gathering all equipment after practice and store appropriately as well as attend all practices in order to assist coaches with practice functions such as running clock, keeping stats/score, etc.

She is majoring in education.

Williams begins her fi rst season as the Mavericks team manager.

Her duties include gathering all equipment after practice and store appropriately as well as attend all practices in order to assist coaches with practice functions such as running clock, keeping stats/score, etc.

She is majoring in fi nance.

Stratton is entering his fi rst year as a Graduate Assistant at UTA, and is the primary Athletic Trainer for the Women’s Basketball team.

Stratton started his Athletic Training career in the Tyler Junior College sports medicine program, then received his BS in Athletic Training from University of Texas at Arlington in 2008. Before returning to his alma mater, Stratton spent one year working at Trinity Valley School in Ft. Worth as the Assistant Athletic Trainer.

Stratton is certifi ed by the National Athletic Trainer’s Association’s Board of Certifi cation and licensed by the Texas Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers.

Things he enjoys most are spending time with his girlfriend, family and friends, playing with his dogs, and Texas Ranger baseball.

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2010-11MAVERICKS

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#11 SABREENA DENURECorpus Christi, TX - Carroll

5-5 / Guard / So.

#5 DONNA DIKEHouston, TX - Westside 5-10 / Forward / RS/So.

#24 CHE’VAN GOINSCarrollton, TX - Hebron

5-11 / Forward / Fr.

#3 MALAIKA GREENCoppell, TX - Coppell

5-4 / Guard / Fr.

#32 SHALYN MARTINArlington, TX - Summit

5-11 / Forward / Sr.

#44 DESHERRA NWANGUMAKaty, TX - Cinco Ranch

6-1 / Forward / Fr.

#15 KIARA PARKERDeSoto, TX - DeSoto

5-8 / Guard / So.

#34 HAILEE RHYMESLaveen, AZ - St. Mary’s

6-2 / Forward / Fr.

#23 MICHELLE RODRIGUEZSan Antonio, TX - Wagner

5-7 / Guard / Fr.

#20 TAMARA SIMMONSArlington, TX - Summit

5-7 / Guard / Sr.

#33 JASMINE SMITHDallas, TX - Blinn JC6-0 / Forward / TR/Jr.

#10 LANELL TAYLORHouston, TX - Seward JC

5-8 / Guard / Sr.

#21 BRIANA WALKERFort Worth, TX - Wyatt

6-0 / Forward / Fr.

2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA ROSTER

RACHEL BRACKETTDirector of Operations

3rd Season

LINDSEY WILSONAssistant Coach

5th Season

ERIN GRANTAssistant Coach

4th Season

SHANE LAFLINAssistant Coach

4th Season

SAMANTHA MORROWHead Coach4th Season

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2010-11 UT ARLINGTON MAVERICKSALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No Name Pos Ht Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 11 Sabreena DeNure G 5-5 So. Corpus Christi, Texas (Carroll HS) 5 Donna Dike F 5-10 So./RS Houston, Texas (Westside HS) 24 Che’Van Goins F 6-1 Fr. Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS) 2 Malaika Green G 5-4 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell HS) 32 Shalyn Martin F 5-11 Sr. Arlington, Texas (Summit HS) 44 Desherra Nwanguma F 6-1 Fr. Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch HS) 15 Kiara Parker G 5-8 So. DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) 34 Hailee Rhymes F 6-2 Fr. Laveen, AZ (St. Mary’s HS) 23 Michelle Rodriguez G 5-7 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Wagner HS) 20 Tamara Simmons G 5-7 Sr. Arlington, Texas (Summit HS) 33 Jasmine Smith F 6-0 Jr./TR Dallas, Texas (Blinn JC) 10 LaNell Taylor G 5-8 Sr. Houston, Texas (Seward JC) 21 Briana Walker F 6-0 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas (Wyatt HS)

2010-11 UT ARLINGTON MAVERICKSNUMERICAL ROSTER

No Name Pos Ht Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Malaika Green G 5-4 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell HS) 5 Donna Dike F 5-10 So./RS Houston, Texas (Westside HS) 10 LaNell Taylor G 5-8 Sr. Houston, Texas (Seward JC) 11 Sabreena DeNure G 5-5 So. Corpus Christi, Texas (Carroll HS) 15 Kiara Parker G 5-8 So. DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) 20 Tamara Simmons G 5-7 Sr. Arlington, Texas (Summit HS) 21 Briana Walker F 6-0 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas (Wyatt HS) 23 Michelle Rodriguez G 5-7 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Wagner HS) 24 Che’Van Goins F 6-1 Fr. Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS) 32 Shalyn Martin F 5-11 Sr. Arlington, Texas (Summit HS) 33 Jasmine Smith F 6-0 Jr./TR Dallas, Texas (Blinn JC) 34 Hailee Rhymes F 6-2 Fr. Laveen, AZ (St. Mary’s HS) 44 Desherra Nwanguma F 6-1 Fr. Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch HS)

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2010-11 SEASON OUTLOOK

Fourth-year coach Samantha Morrow knows she needs role players to step into starring roles this year for UT Arlington to take a step forward in the Southland Conference in 2010-11.

The Mavericks must replace three starters from last year’s team that fi nished fi fth in the league. Meghan Nelson leaves behind the biggest void. The fi rst-team all-SLC player averaged 18.3 points per game last year, fi nishing second in the conference in scoring.

“Meghan was such a quiet leader, she did things in practice and in games where she willed things to happen,” Morrow said of Nelson, who became the second player in program history to get an invita-tion to the WNBA free agency camp. “Meghan was one of the rea-sons why our team was so competitive in games. There were times when we wouldn’t have been in it if it hadn’t been for Meghan.”

UTA also has to replace Kiarra Shofer and LaTosah Duffey, who graduated, and Donna Dike, who injured her knee during the fi nal game last season and will redshirt this year.

Morrow said her task is fi nding the formula of players to best offset those departures.

“Anytime you lose seniors that had such outstanding careers you don’t try to fi nd people to replace them,” Morrow said. “You try to fi nd people that will step their game up and as a group try to fi ll in those points.”

Though UTA loses a lot of experience, incumbent starters Shalyn Martin and Tamara Simmons have established themselves as bud-ding stars. Martin was named the conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2009-10 and Simmons earned honorable mention all-conference honors last year.

Martin, a forward, enters the season six points away from the 1,000-point plateau for her career. Last year she averaged 12.4 points and a team-best 8.4 rebounds per contest.

Martin’s ability to elevate her game during her senior year could determine how well the Mavs fi nish this year.

SLC PRESEASON POLLSCoaches Rankings SID Rankings Preseason TeamsEast Division East Division First Team1. Lamar, 60 (10) 1. Lamar, 58 (8) Name School2. Central Arkansas, 52 (2) 2. Central Arkansas, 54 (4) Jenna Plumley Lamar3. Northwestern State, 35 3. Northwestern State, 38 Megan Herbert UCA4. Southeastern Louisiana, 29 4. Southeastern Louisiana, 28 Jade Davis TAMUCC5. McNeese State, 26 5. McNeese State, 27 Whitney York UTSA6. Nicholls State, 14 6. Nicholls State, 11 Ricshanda Bickham NichollsWest Division West Division Second Team1. UTSA, 53 (4) 1. UTSA, 52 (5) Name School2. A&M-Corpus Christi, 47 (4) 2. A&M-Corpus Christi, 46 (5) SHALYN MARTIN UTA3. Stephen F. Austin, 42 (3) 3. Stephen F. Austin, 43 (2) Judy Jones UTSA4. UT ARLINGTON, 39 (1) 4. UT ARLINGTON, 39 Tammara Marlon SFA5. Texas State, 19 5. Sam Houston State, 20 Ashleigh Franklin UTSA6. Sam Houston State, 16 6. Texas State, 16 Kalis Loyd Lamar

Shay has to be that impact player this year,” Morrow said. “Candice Champion and Meghan Nelson both stepped up their senior year, and if Shay can do the same thing then I foresee our season being one of success. Shay is going to play defense, she’s all over the court and I know she will get out there and play defense.”

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Simmons has already crossed the 1,000-point threshold, be-coming the 17th player in program history to do so when she accomplished the feat on Mar. 3 against Nicholls. The start-ing shooting guard led the conference in 3-point percentage, knocking down 44.8 percent of her looks, and fi nished second on the team with 13.2 points per game.

Morrow said the next step for Simmons is improving her pres-ence on the defensive side of the court.

Beyond Simmons and Martin, though, the Mavericks have little choice but to call on newcomers. Veronica Mergerson, a part-time starter in 2009-10, and reserves Erica Paskell and Nicole Terral left the program during the offseason.

Those departures leave Morrow needing to trust new recruits like junior-college transfer Jasmine Smith and true freshmen Desherra Nwanguma and Hailee Rhymes. “We weren’t very deep last year when it comes down to it,” Morrow said. “All our newcomers have the opportunity to come in and contribute. We hope that we plugged in some of those holes with the players we brought in such as Jasmine, Hailee and DeDe. We just want to get some more size down there.”

Nwanguma was named fi rst-team all-district as a senior at Cinco Ranch High School in Katy, Tex. Rhymes averaged 12.2 points, eight rebounds and four blocks per game as a high school senior. Smith averaged 6.6 points and 5.5 rebounds per game last year for Blinn Community College in 2009-10.

“DeDe (Nwanguma) brings us a lot of size. That’s just some-thing you can’t coach,” Morrow said. “We just need to continue to work with her on her fundamentals.

“Hailee is a thinner four-player. She can shoot the ball, has a nice touch on the ball. We feel like her athleticism will bring a lot to the court.

“Jasmine will bring maturity to our lineup. She should be able to come in and contribute pretty quickly. She’s a four player but she runs and jumps well. Her work speaks for herself.”

All three, as well as true freshmen Chevan Goins and Briana Walker, will be called upon to provide depth to the front-court. That depth, ideally, would allow Martin to move to her more natural small-forward position.

Kiara Parker could also put herself in the mix for a forward spot when UT Arlington decides to play a smaller lineup. Park-er is coming back from knee surgery, but should be full-speed by the start of conference play.

The starting point-guard spot likely comes down to a battle be-tween Sabreena DeNure, a reserve last year as a freshman, and true freshman Malaika Green.

DeNure played sparingly last year behind Nelson. She aver-aged 17 points, 5.5 assists and 4.3 steals per game as a junior at Corpus Christi Carroll High School before missing her se-nior season with a knee injury.

Green, a local product from Coppell High School, earned the team’s offensive player of the year as a senior last season.

LaNell Taylor, a junior-college transfer who played in 17 games during her fi rst season at UTA in 2009-10, and true freshman Michelle Rodriguez will add backcourt depth.

“LaNell Taylor has had a really nice summer and looks good in individuals, we just hope that she can continue to settle down and play like she wants to play,” Morrow said. “LaNell just coming back with her intensity will help us. She is a very energetic person.

“Michelle is a late signee. She’s a good shooter, understands the game of basketball. We think all these kids can contrib-ute.”

In a tough, experienced Southland Conference, Morrow knows her team faces a challenge while trying to break in so many new players.

She also knows that if the collective group can provide some consistent play, there is no telling how good the Mavericks could be in 2010-11.

“Everybody is going to be good in our conference,” Morrow said, “but you never know who that dark horse might be be-cause you don’t know how good their freshmen are going to become.”

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CAREER HIGHSPoints ....................................................................27 at Sam Houston St. (01/23/10)FGs................................................................................9 at Kansas State (12/14/08)FGA........................................................................24 at Sam Houston St. (01/23/10)3 Pt. FGs...................................................5 (4x) last vs. Sam Houston St. (02/27/10)3 Pt. FGA....................................................9 (2x) last at Southeastern La. (02/17/10) FTs...............................................................5 (2x) last at Sam Houston St. (01/23/10)FTA..............................................................................6 vs. San Francisco (11/29/09)Rebounds ........................................................ ..........7 (2x) last vs. UTSA (03/09/10)Assists.................................... ......................... .....................5 vs. Houston (11/17/09)Steals........................................................................3 (5x ) last vs. Lamar (03/11/10)Minutes ........................................................... .......40 (2x) last at Nicholls (03/03/10)

SIMMONS’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.

2007-08 29-28 84-245 .343 35-98 .357 44-60 .733 69/2.4 102 92 0 29 247 8.5 2008-09 33-32 139-328 .424 49-131 .374 53-65 .815 93/2.8 124 86 0 27 380 11.5 2009-10 31-30 151-369 .409 60-150 .400 46-63 .730 106/3.4 44 77 1 37 408 13.2 TOTALS 93-90 374-942 .397 144-379 .380 143-188 .761 268/2.9 270 255 1 93 1,035 11.1

2009-10 [Junior]Is the 17th player in UTA women’s basketball history to record 1,000 career points… did so on the road against Nicholls State (Mar. 3)… Simmons is 15th overall in UTA history with her 1,035 career points … was an All-SLC Honorable Mention recipient… fi nished the season averaging 13.2 points and 3.4 rebounds per game… in conference play, Simmons ranked fi rst in 3-point fi eld goal percentage (.448) and eighth in points per game (15.3).. fi nished with the second-most points on the team (408) behind Meghan Nelson… is eighth in single-season history with 60 3’s and attempted 150 3-pointers… her .400 3-point fi eld goal percentage bumps her up to fi fth in single-season history… for her career, Simmons has connected on 144 made 3-pointers which is fourth all-time… Simmons is fourth all-time in career assists with 270… her career .380 3-point fi eld-goal percentage is third all-time… Simmons fi nished the season scoring in double-fi gures in 21 games… recorded a career-high 27 points at Sam Houston State (Jan. 23), shooting 9 of 24 from the fi eld, including 4 of 9 from 3-point range and 5 of 5 from the free throw line… fi nished with 23 points at Lamar (Feb. 24), going 9-of-16 from the fi eld, including 5 of 7 from behind the arc… followed that performance just days later, scoring 22 points against Sam Houston State (Feb. 27) on 8 of 11 shooting from the fi eld, including 5 of 6 from 3-point range and 1 of 2 from the charity stripe… scored a team high 19 points at Oklahoma (Dec. 3), going 7 of 12 from the fi eld, including 5 of 7 from behind the arc… fi nished the Southland Conference Tournament averaging 11.3 points per game and four rebounds per game. 2008-09 [Sophomore]Named All-SLC Third Team… earned SLC Player of the Week honors after a career-high 24-point performance against Kansas State (Dec. 14)… fi nished the season averaging 11.5 points and conference with 12.6 points per game… led the team in assists (124) in consecutive seasons… became eighth all-time in assists and 3-pt. fi eld goals made (49) in a single season… recorded 19 games of 10 or more points and 10 games with fi ve or more assists… scored a game-high 22 points on 9 of 20 shooting from the fl oor at Oklahoma State (Mar. 21) in the WNIT… grabbed one or more rebounds in 31 of 33 games… dished out a career-high eight assists on three occasions… had consecutive 20-point performances, the fi rst at Central Arkansas (Feb. 21) and against Lamar (Feb. 25)… scored 19 points on 7 of 16 shooting, including 5 of 8 from 3-point range at McNeese State (Feb. 11)… scored 17 points against Midwestern State (Nov. 26), at Texas State (Jan. 31), against A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 4) and against Nicholls State (Mar. 4)… scored 15 or more points in all three games in the SLC Tournament. 2007-08 [Freshman]Simmons appeared in all 29 games while making 28 starts… fi nished the season by averaging 8.5 points, 2.4 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.0 steals per game... led the squad in assists (102), steals (29), ranked second in 3-point shooting percentage (.357), and fi fth in scoring average (8.5)… scored a career-high 23 points on 8 of 11 shooting, including a perfect 5 of 5 from behind the arc and 2 of 2 from the charity stripe, to go along with two rebounds, and two assists against Elon Phoenix (Dec. 20)… posted 18 points on 7 of 11 shooting, 4 of 6 from 3-point range to go along with a career-high seven rebounds and seven assists versus Sam Houston State (Feb. 28)… fi nished with 16 points and grabbed fi ve rebounds against Texas State (Mar. 8)… notched 16 points on 6 of 12 shooting including 4-of-9 from behind the arc, to go along with three rebounds, two assists and three steals versus Stephen F. Austin (Mar. 1)… scored 14 points on 4 of 9 shooting, 2 of 2 from 3-point range, including 4 of 5 from the free throw line to go along with fi ve rebounds, two assists and one steal against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 23)… recorded 14 points, three assists and one steal on the road against Southeastern Louisiana (Jan. 19)… collected 13 points on 6-of-18 shooting to go along with four assists and two steals in triple overtime versus Marshall (Dec. 18)… notched 13 points, two rebounds, and fi ve assists against SMU (Dec. 8).Summit As a senior, Simmons averaged 11.1 points a game and led her team in scoring with 434 points... shot 76 percent from the charity stripe and 31 percent from beyond the arch to lead the Jaguars... ended her high school career ranked second in career 3-point fi eld goals with 65 made at Summit High School... was a Texas Association of Basketball Coaches all-state and all-region selection as well as a Texas Girls Coaches Association all-state selection... helped lead Summit to the state semifi nals and was ranked third in the state in class 5A.... was a First Team all-district selection as a senior and honorable mention selection as a junior. Off The HardwoodSimmons is the daughter of Tony and Brenda Simmons… born January 1, 1989 in Grand Prairie, Texas... majoring in psychology.

TAMARA SIMMONS5-7 / Sr. / GArlington, TX / Summit

TAMARA TAMARA SIMMONSSIMMONS5-7 / Sr. / GArlington, TX / Summit

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MARTINS’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.

2007-08 29-29 90-233 .386 18-69 .261 66-86 .767 158/5.4 53 80 21 31 264 9.1 2008-09 33-33 129-303 .426 29-94 .309 72-93 .774 180/5.5 73 83 40 44 359 10.9 2009-10 30-30 125-309 .405 26-81 .321 95-124 .766 255/8.5 50 98 34 43 371 12.4 TOTALS 92-92 344-845 .407 73-244 .299 233-303 .769 593/6.4 176 261 95 118 994 10.8

2010-11 [Senior]Third-Team Preseason All-Conference selection. 2009-10 [Junior]Enters her senior season only six points shy of 1,000 career points… named UTA’s fi rst Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Year after averaging 8.5 rebounds per game, earning 11 double-doubles and 34 blocks… was also a Third-Team All-SLC recipient… fi nished the season averaging 12.4 points per game... made 30 starts … recorded a career-high 30 points at Nicholls State (Mar. 3), shooting 14 of 20 from the fi eld, including 1-of-2 from behind the arc and 1 of 1 from the free throw line… tied her career high of 14 rebounds three times at Prairie View A&M (Nov. 27), UTSA (Feb.13), and Sam Houston State (Feb. 27)… in conference action, Martin was ranked second in blocks (22) and defensive rebounds (97) and third with 8.6 rebounds per game… scored in double-fi gures in 21 games… fi nished the Southland Conference Tournament averaging 9.7 points and 8.3 rebounds per game… recorded a 17-point, 13-rebound performance in game 2 of the tournament against UTSA (Mar. 9)… Martin’s 95 career blocks are fi fth all-time in prorgam history. 2008-2009 [Sophomore]Named All-SLC Third-Team… selected to the SLC Tournament and Bahamas Sunsplash All-Tournament team… started all 33 games… fi nished conference play averaging 11.1 points and overall 10.9 points per game… led the team for the second season in steals (44)… 10th all-time in blocks (40) in a single season… tied her career-high 19 points on 8-of-14 shooting from the fl oor at Tulsa (Dec. 29)… recorded a pair of double-doubles, the fi rst at McNeese State (Feb. 11) with a 10-point, 10-rebound performance and a career-high 14 rebounds and 13 points at Sam Houston State (Feb. 28)… recorded 10 or more points in 23 games and 15 or more in seven… fi nished with at least one rebound in every contest… scored 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the fi eld against Nicholls State (Mar. 4)… scored 16 points on two occasions, the fi rst at Marshall (Dec. 2) and at Texas State (Jan. 31)… started the season with a 15-point, six-rebound performance at SMU (Nov. 14)… scored in double-fi gures in all three games at the SLC Tournament… fi nished with 12 points at Oklahoma State (Mar. 21) in the WNIT.

2007-08 [Freshman]The UTA freshman put together a stellar rookie campaign fi nishing her fi rst season averaging 9.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game... selected as the Southland Conference Player of the Week on one occasion…notched 19 points on 7 of 10 shooting, including 1 of 2 from 3-point range and 4 of 5 from the charity stripe over Sam Houston State (Feb. 28)… collected 15 points on 7 of 14 shooting and grabbed six rebounds in the fi rst round of the Southland Conference Tournament against UTSA... recorded 15 points and grabbed four rebounds versus McNeese State (Mar. 12)… scored 14 points on 4 of 9 shooting and 6 of 7 from the charity stripe, to go along with seven rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Feb. 2)… notched 13 points on 5 of 11 shooting, including 3 of 4 from behind the arc to go along with four rebounds, a career-high seven assists over Stephen F. Austin (Mar. 1)… posted 21 games of fi ve or more rebounds this past season… fi nished with 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds against Big 12 opponent Texas A&M (Dec. 28)… narrowly missed out on her second double-double of the season against Central Arkansas (Jan. 10) at Texas Hall where she collected 10 rebounds and nine points… started all 29 games for the Mavericks.Summit A two-sport athlete, Martin lettered in basketball and track... is the second all-time leading scorer with 948 points, fi rst all-time with 245 free throws, and the leading career rebounder with 577 boards at MSHS... as a senior helped lead the Jaguars to the state semifi nals... earned TABC and TGCA all-state and all-star honors... was a 2007 McDonald’s All-American nominee... named team and District 4-5A defensive MVP... earned fi rst team all-district honors as a junior and senior.

Off The HardwoodBorn July 14, 1989 in New Orleans, Louisiana... parents are Charles Martin and Shedonna Wilder... majoring in psychology.

CAREER HIGHSPoints ...............................................................................30 at Nicholls St.(03/03/10)FGs...................................................................................14 at Nicholls St. (03/03/10)FGA..................................................................................20 at Nicholls St. (03/03/10)3 Pt. FGs...................................................................................4 vs. PVAM (11/27/09)3 Pt. FGA.................................................... .............................7 vs. PVAM (11/27/09) FTs.................................................................................7 vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)FTA............................................................................... 9 vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)Rebounds..............................................14 (3x) last vs. Sam Houston St. (02/27/10)Assists......................................................................5 at Sam Houston St. (01/23/10)Steals..................................................................4 (4x ) last at Nicholls St. (03/03/10)Minutes ........................................................... ...........40 (3x) last at UTSA (03/09/10)

SHAYLNMARTIN5-11 / Sr. / FArlington, TX / Summit

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2009-10 [Junior]Appeared in 17 games in her fi rst season with the Mavericks… fi nished the season averaging 1.1 points and 0.9 rebounds per game… played a career-high 14 minutes over Texas (1/5)… recorded a season-high fi ve points twice, over Houston Baptist (Dec. 30) and UTSA (Jan. 16).

Seward Junior CollegeFinished her fi nal season at Seward Junior College appearing in all 34 games and averaged 9.3 points per game… guided the Saints to a 28-6 overall record including a 13-3 conference mark… led the team in 3-point fi eld goals made with 75 which ranked second in the Jayhawk West Conference… fi nished tied for third in most 3’s made in a game with six against Butler Community College… fi fth all-time in Seward College with most 3’s in a single season… ranks seventh all-time in career 3’s with 97… as a freshman, Taylor played in all 32 games including starting the fi nal 22… fi nished with 119 points on the season.

Elsik Was a three-year varsity player at Elsik H.S. for Coach LaShawn Johnson… helped lead Elsik to a 29-7 overall record dur-ing her senior season, while averaging eight points, seven assists, four rebounds and two steals per game… Taylor earned second-team all-district honors and was a Texas Basketball Coaches Association Academic All-District selection… aver-aged over seven assists in both her junior and senior seasons… was a four-year varsity softball player at Elsik H.S.

Off the HardwoodTaylor is the daughter of Luke and Lola Taylor… born on March 3, 1989… has two brother and four sisters… majoring in psychology.

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.2009-10 17-0 6-30 .200 4-8 .222 2-5 .400 16/0.9 4 11 3 1 18 12.4

TOTALS 17-0 6-30 .200 4-8 .222 2-5 .400 16/0.9 4 11 3 1 18 10.8

CAREER HIGHSPoints ..........................................................................5 (2x) last at UTSA (01/16/10)FGs............................................................................................2 at UTSA (01/16/10)FGA...........................................................................................7 at Texas (01/05/10)3 Pt. FGs......................................................................1 (4x) last at UTSA (01/16/10)3 Pt. FGA.................................................... ....................... 5 at St. John’s (12/19/09) FTs.............................................................................2 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)FTA.............................................................................2 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)Rebounds......................................................................4 vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)Assists......................................................1 (4x) last vs. Sam Houston St. (02/27/10) Steals.........................................................................................1 at UTSA (01/16/10)Minutes ........................................................... ........................14 at Texas (01/05/10)

LANELLTAYLOR5-8 / Sr. / GHouston, TX / Seward JC

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2009-10 [Freshman]Appeared in 17 games in her fi rst season… played a career-high 18 minutes against Texas Tech (No.v 28)… recorded a career-high fi ve points against Rice (Nov. 13)… dished out a career-high four assists at Texas Tech (Nov. 28).

CarrollMissed her senior season with a knee injury… as a junior, DeNure led the Tigers in scoring with 17 points, 5.5 assists and 4.3 steals per game... named the 27-5A District Most Valuable Player… earned fi rst-team all-district honors as a sophomore and junior … led the Tigers to three consecutive district championships… ranked among Adidas Top 64 and Texas Bas-ketball Top 100… is a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council.

Off the HardwoodDeNure is the daughter of David and Saledad DeNure… born May 20, 1991… majoring in criminal justice.

DENURE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.2009-10 17-0 2-14 .143 1-9 .111 4-12 .333 4/0.2 9 15 0 6 9 0.5

TOTALS 17-0 2-14 .143 1-9 .111 4-12 .333 4/0.2 9 15 0 6 9 0.5

CAREER HIGHSPoints .........................................................................................5 vs. Rice (11/13/09)FGs..................................................................1 (2x) last vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)FGA.................................................................2 (6x) last vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)3 Pt. FGs.....................................................................................1 vs. Rice (11/13/09)3 Pt. FGA.............................................................................2 at St. John’s (12/19/10) FTs..............................................................................................2 vs. Rice (11/13/09)FTA................................................................................3 vs. McNeese St. (02/10/10)Rebounds.............................................................................2 at St. John’s (12/19/10)Assists................................................................................4 at Texas Tech (11/28/10) Steals............................................................................2 (3x) last at Texas (01/05/10)Minutes ........................................................... ................18 at Texas Tech (11/28/10)

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2009-10 [Freshman]Appeared in 24 games while making one start… fi nished the season averaging 2.3 points and 2.5 rebounds per game… played a career-high 22 minutes at Houston Baptist (12/30)… recorded a season-high of eight points twice, the fi rst coming over Houston Baptist (Dec. 30) and Texas State (Jan. 30).

Desoto A three-year starter at Desoto High School… compiled a 109-9 overall record and captured three consecutive district cham-pionships… fi nished her junior campaign averaging 6.2 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game… earned fi rst-team all-district honors and was named the most valuable player offensive and defensive player as a senior.

Off the HardwoodParker is the daughter of Edward and Tiffany Parker… born on December 2, 1990… has one sister (Jasmine)… majoring in business.

PARKER’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.2009-10 24-1 23-82 .280 3-19 .158 6-14 .429 59/2.5 11 24 4 16 55 2.3

TOTALS 24-1 23-82 .280 3-19 .158 6-14 .429 59/2.5 11 24 4 16 55 2.3

CAREER HIGHSPoints .............................................................................8 vs. Texas State (01/30/10)FGs............................................................................4 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)FGA.............................................................................................8 vs. SFA (01/20/10)3 Pt. FGs.............................................................1 (3x) last at Texas State (01/19/10)3 Pt. FGA.............................................................2 (4x) last at Nicholls St. (03/03/10) FTs..............................................................................4 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)FTA.............................................................................6 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)Rebounds.................................................................................8 vs. PVAM (11/27/09)Assists..............................................................2 (3x) at Sam Houston St. (01/23/10) Steals..........................................................................................3 vs. SFA (01/20/10)Minutes ........................................................... ........22 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)

KIARAPARKER5-8 / So. / GDeSoto, TX / DeSoto

KIARAKIARAPARKERPARKER5-8 / So. / GDeSoto, TX / DeSoto

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2010-11 [Sophomore]Will redshirt during her sophomore season.

2009-10 [Freshman]Appeared in 31 of the Mavericks 33 games while making 14 starts… fi nished the season averaging 4.2 points and 5.7 rebounds per game… recorded a career-high nine points at Southeast Missouri (Dec. 12)… brought down a career-high 18 rebounds over Houston (Nov. 17)… fi nished with 12 rebounds and eight points against Stephen F. Austin (Jan. 20)… recorded at least one rebound in all 31 games… appeared in all three games in the Southland Conference Tournament… suffered a knee injury in the fi nal game of the SLC Tournament.

WestsideA three-year letterman at Westside High School, was a fi rst-team all-district honoree in her fi nal two seasons… selected to the Duncanville All-Tournament team… fi nished her senior year averaging 15 points, 15 rebounds, 3 steals and 1.4 assists per game.

Off the HardwoodDike is the daughter of Kenneth and Virginia Dike… born on November 8, 1990… has three brothers… majoring in biology.

DIKE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb/Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg.2009-10 31-14 56-114 .491 0-0 .000 18-49 .367 178/5.7 22 40 18 25 130 4.2

TOTALS 31-14 56-114 .491 0-0 .000 18-49 .367 178/5.7 22 40 18 25 130 4.2

CAREER HIGHSPoints ...................................................................9 at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09)FGs.......................................................................4 at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09)FGA......................................................................................8 vs. Houston (11/17/09)3 Pt. FGs...................................................................................................................03 Pt. FGA..................................................................................................................0 FTs.................................................................................2 (2x) last vs. SFA (01/20/10)FTA.......................................................................................7 vs. Houston (11/17/09)Rebounds.............................................................................18 vs. Houston(11/17/09)Assists.........................................................................................3 vs. SFA (01/20/10) Steals...............................................................................4 (2x) vs. UMKC (01/24/10)Minutes ........................................................... ...................35 vs. Houston (11/17/09)

DONNADIKE5-10 / RS/So. / FHouston, TX / Westside

DONNADONNADIKEDIKE5-10 / RS/So. / FHouston, TX / Westside

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CHE’VAN GOINS5-11 / Fr. / FCarrollton, TX / Hebron HebronTwo-time all-district recipient… was an Adidas National Junior Phenom Top 20 player… Goins was a member of the Junior National Team and was a Dallas ISD Coke, Lake Dal-las ISD and Abilene ISD All-Tournament Team selection.

Off the HardwoodGoins is the daughter of Rodney Goins and Denyse Bolden... has two sisters Arianne and Alexis... born May 12, 1992... majoring in kinesiology.

CoppellWas a three year starter at Coppell High School where she earned honorable mention ac-colades as a junior… recorded a career-high 30 points in her senior season.

Off the HardwoodGreen is the daughter of Anthony and Shelia Green… born on December 29, 1991… majoring in criminal justice.

5-4 / Fr. / GCoppell, TX / Coppell

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6-1 / Fr. / FKaty, TX / Cinco RanchCinco RanchFinished last season with 5.1 points and 5.1 rebounds per game and led the Cougars to a 23-14 record as a junior.

Off the HardwoodGoins is the daughter of Rodney Goins and Denyse Bolden... has two sisters-Arianne and Alexis... born May 12, 1992... majoring in biology.

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St. Mary’s Led the Knights to the state playoffs in each of her four seasons... fi nished her senior year averaging 12.2 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.0 blocks and 3.0 assists per game... ranked 26th in the country for the Adidas Top-100 class of 2010... was named MVP in the Arizona Prep Fall Showcase... was a 2010 Arizona McDonalds All American nominee... ranked the 70th Power Forward in the nation by ESPN’s Hoopgurlz.

Off the HardwoodRhymes is the daughter of Billy Joe and Ernita Morales Rhymes... born January 1, 1992... father played basketball at Washington State University... has two brothers (William and Micah) and two sisters (Alexa and Gabrielle)... majoring in criminal justice.

6-1 / Fr. / FPhoenix, AZ / St. Mary’s

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MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ5-7 / FR / GSan Antonio, TX / Wagner

WagnerAveraged 10.3 points per game and was a 27-5A First-Team All-Area and All-District recipi-ent... rated one of the top15 players in the area and was selected to play in the Senior Alamo All-Star game... guided the Lady Thunderbirds to a 34-3 overall mark and three district championships.

Off the HardwoodRodriguez is the daughter of Felix and Zoraida Rodriguez… born August 12, 1992… has one brother (Felix) and one sister (Jennifer)… major is still kinesiology.

JASMINE SMITH6-0 / JR/TR / FGrand Prairie, TX / Blinn College

Blinn CollegeA 6’0 power forward guided the Lady Buccaneer’s to a 17-14 overall record and a Region 14 Tournament appearance… fi nished the 2009-10 season averaging 6.6 points and 5.5 rebounds per game.

Off the HardwoodSmith is the daughter of Paulette Smith… born on November 16, 1989… has one sister (Toi)… majoring in excersie science.

BRIANA WALKER6-0 / Jr. / FFort Worth, TX / WyattWyatt A fi rst-team all-district honoree... named Offensive Player of the Year for Oscar Dean Wyatt High School in Fort Worth, Texas… was also a member of the track team where she was a regional qualifi er.

Off the HardwoodWalker is the daughter of Tammy Langs… born March 15, 1992... has one sister… major-ing in criminal justice.

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OPPONENTS INFORMATIONEAST CENTRAL (Exhibition) Nov. 6, 2010 / 6 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Kent Franz (256-240) 19th at ECUConference: Lone StarSID: Brian Johnson ([email protected])

ORAL ROBERTSNov. 12, 2010 / 11:55 a.m. / Tulsa, OK

Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner (232-186) 14th at ORUConference: Summit League SID: Kyle Seay ([email protected])

HOUSTONNov. 14, 2010 / 5 p.m. / Houston, TX

Head Coach: Todd Buchanan (0-0) 1st at UHConference: USASID: Adam Quisenberry ([email protected])

UMKCNov. 20, 2010 / 4 p.m. / Kansas City, MO

Head Coach: Candace Whitaker (41-65) 4th at UMKCConference: Summit LeagueSID: Brooke Orcutt ([email protected]

OKLAHOMA STATENov. 22, 2010 / 7 p.m. / Stillwater, OK

Head Coach: Kurt Budke (94-68) 6th at OSUConference: Big 12SID: Ryan Cameron ([email protected])

ARKANSAS STATENov. 24, 2010 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Brian Boyer (168-135) 11th at ASUConference: Sunbelt SID: Van Provence ([email protected])

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATENov. 27, 2010 / 5 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: John Ishee (69-53) 4th at SEMOConference: Ohio Valley SID: Patrick Clark ([email protected])

ARKANSAS December 1, 2010 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Tom Collen (47-45) 4th at ASUConference: SECSID: Jeri Thorpe ([email protected])

UTPADecember 4, 2010 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Denny Downing (13-17) 2nd SeasonConference: Great West SID: Rebecca Sweat ([email protected])

TCUDec. 8, 2010 / 6:30 p.m. / Fort Worth, Texas

Head Coach: Jeff Mittie (238-115) 12th at TCUConference: Mountain WestSID: Matt Hoover ([email protected] )

CALIFORNIA Dec. 19, 2010 / 2:15 p.m. / Las Vegas, NV

Head Coach: Joanne Boyle (119-48) 5th at CalConference: Pacifi c-10SID: Melissa Dudek ([email protected])

PITTSBURGHDec. 20, 2010 / 12 p.m. / Las Vegas, NV

Head Coach: Agnus Berenato (130-89) 8th at PittConference: Big EastSID: Paul Pancoe ([email protected])

KANSASDec. 30, 2010 / 7 p.m. / Lawrence, KS

Head Coach: Bonnie Henrickson (96-95) 6th at KUConference: Big 12SID: Katy Lonergan ([email protected])

NICHOLLS STATEJan. 8, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Thibodaux, LA

Head Coach: Dobee Plaisance (81-33) 2nd Yr. Conference: SouthlandSID: Brandon Rizzuto ([email protected])

SAM HOUSTON STATEJan. 12, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Feb. 9, 2011 / 6:30 p.m. / Huntsville, TXHead Coach: Brenda Welch-Nichols (29-90) 4th at SHSUConference: Southland SID: Paul Ridings ([email protected])

LAMARJan.15, 2010 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Larry Tidwell (65-32 Overall) 3rd at LUConference: Southland SID: Pat Murray ([email protected])

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTIJan. 19, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Mar. 2, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Corpus Christi, TXHead Coach: Robert Robinson (62-66) 5th at TAMUCCConference: SouthlandSID: Joshua Brown ([email protected])

STEPHEN F. AUSTINJan. 22, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Feb. 16, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Nacogdoches, TXHead Coach: Brandon Schneider (0-0) 1st Yr. at SFAConference: SouthlandSID: James Dixon ([email protected])

TEXAS STATEJan. 29, 2011 / 2 p.m. / San Marcos, TX

Feb. 12, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas HallHead Coach: Suzanne Fox (158-184) 14th Yr. at TXSTConference: SouthlandSID: Amber Arterberry ([email protected])

UTSAFeb. 2, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Mar. 5, 2011 / 1 p.m. / San Antonio, TXHead Coach: Rae Rippetoe-Blair (176-118) 11th Yr. at UTSAConference: Southland SID: Jordan Korphage ([email protected])

CENTRAL ARKANSASFeb. 5, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Conway, AR

Head Coach: Matt Daniel (27-31) 3rd Yr. at UCAConference: Southland SID: Jeff Goff ([email protected])

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANAFeb. 19, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Lori Davis Jones (101-126) 8th Yr. at SELUConference: Southland SID: Kemmler Chapple ([email protected])

MCNEESE STATEFeb. 23, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Lake Charles, LA

Head Coach: Brooks Donald Williams (21-38) 3rd at MCU Conference: SouthlandSID: Pam LaFosse ([email protected])

NORTHWESTERN STATEFeb. 26, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Jennifer Graf (86-92) 7th at NWSTConference: SouthlandSID: Matthew Bonnette ([email protected])

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STEPHEN F. AUSTINJan. 22, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Feb. 16, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Nacogdoches, TXHead Coach: Brandon Schneider (0-0) 1st Yr. at SFAConference: SouthlandSID: James Dixon ([email protected])

TEXAS STATEJan. 29, 2011 / 2 p.m. / San Marcos, TX

Feb. 12, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas HallHead Coach: Suzanne Fox (158-184) 14th Yr. at TXSTConference: SouthlandSID: Amber Arterberry ([email protected])

UTSAFeb. 2, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Texas Hall

Mar. 5, 2011 / 1 p.m. / San Antonio, TXHead Coach: Rae Rippetoe-Blair (176-118) 11th Yr. at UTSAConference: Southland SID: Jordan Korphage ([email protected])

CENTRAL ARKANSASFeb. 5, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Conway, AR

Head Coach: Matt Daniel (27-31) 3rd Yr. at UCAConference: Southland SID: Jeff Goff ([email protected])

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANAFeb. 19, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Lori Davis Jones (101-126) 8th Yr. at SELUConference: Southland SID: Kemmler Chapple ([email protected])

MCNEESE STATEFeb. 23, 2011 / 7 p.m. / Lake Charles, LA

Head Coach: Brooks Donald Williams (21-38) 3rd at MCU Conference: SouthlandSID: Pam LaFosse ([email protected])

NORTHWESTERN STATEFeb. 26, 2011 / 2 p.m. / Texas Hall

Head Coach: Jennifer Graf (86-92) 7th at NWSTConference: SouthlandSID: Matthew Bonnette ([email protected])

2009-10 IN REVIEW

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TEAM STATISTICS UTA OPPSCORING 2408 2153 Points per Game 73.0 65.2 Scoring Margin +7.7 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 868-1916 771-2092 Field-Goal Pct. .453 .3693-POINT FG-ATT 129-385 203-666 3-Point Pct. .335 .305 3-Point per Game 3.9 6.2FREE THROWS-ATT 543-763 408-582 Free-Throw Pct. .712 .701REBOUNDS 1356 1216 Rebounds per Game 41.1 36.8 Rebound Margin +4.2 -ASSISTS 488 387 Assists per Game 14.8 11.7TURNOVERS 579 533 Turnovers per Game 17.5 16.2 Turnover Margin -1.4 - Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.8 0.7STEALS 234 266 Steals per Game 7.1 8.1BLOCKS 87 88 Blocks per Game 2.3 2.9

CATEGORY LEADERS (All Games)Points Meghan Nelson 568Points per Game Meghan Nelson 18.3FG Made Meghan Nelson 205FG Att. Meghan Nelson 432FG Pct. Donna Dike .4913-Pt. FG Made Tamara Simmons 603-Pt. FG Att. Tamara Simmons 1503-Pt. FG Pct. Veronica Mergerson .500FT Made Meghan Nelson 150FT Att. Meghan Nelson 210FT Pct. Kiarra Shofner .805Off. Rebounds Meghan Nelson 73Def. Rebounds Shayln Martin 184Total Rebounds Shalyn Martin 255Reb. per game Candice Champion 8.5Fouls Shalyn Martin 96Disqualifi cations Shalyn Martin 5Assists Kiarra Shofner 106Assists per game Kiarra Shofner 3.4Turnovers Kiarra Shofner 107Blocks Shalyn Martin 34Steals Meghan Nelson 51

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT TotalUTA 1012 1042 26 2408Opponents 1004 1147 26 2153

CATEGORY LEADERS (SLC Games Only)Points Meghan Nelson 327Points per Game Meghan Nelson 20.4FG Made Meghan Nelson 119FG Att. Meghan Nelson 254FG Pct. Meghan Nelson .4693-Pt. FG Made Tamara Simmons 393-Pt. FG Att. Tamara Simmons 873-Pt. FG Pct. Veronica Mergerson .667FT Made Meghan Nelson 88FT Att. Meghan Nelson 119FT Pct. Kiarra Shofner .763Off. Rebounds Meghan Nelson 42Def. Rebounds Shalyn Martin 98Total Rebounds Shalyn Martin 137Reb. per game Shalyn Martin 8.6Fouls Shalyn Martin 56Disqualifi cations Shalyn Martin 4Assists Kiarra Shofner 72Assists per game Kiarra Shofner 4.5Turnovers Kiarra Shofner 58 Blocks Shalyn Martin 22Steals Meghan Nelson 28

ATTENDANCEHome - 6,390 Away - 25,826 Neutral - 13,766 Overall - 45,982

OVERALL STATISTICSUT Arlington Season Box Score (as of Oct 25, 2010)

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 15-16 7-4 6-9 2-3CONFERENCE 9-7 5-3 4-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-9 2-1 2-5 2-3

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg01 Shofner, Kiarra 31-31 864 27.9 55-164 . 3 3 5 12-51 . 2 3 5 70-87 . 8 0 5 31 63 94 3.0 71 3 106 107 7 34 192 6.205 Dike, Donna 31-14 616 19.9 56-114 . 4 9 1 0-0 . 0 0 0 18-49 . 3 6 7 68 110 178 5.7 73 2 22 40 18 25 130 4.210 Taylor, LaNell 17-0 120 7.1 6-30 . 2 0 0 4-18 . 2 2 2 2-5 . 4 0 0 7 9 16 0.9 3 0 4 11 3 1 18 1.111 DeNure, Sabreena 17-0 116 6.8 2-14 . 1 4 3 1-9 . 1 1 1 4-12 . 3 3 3 2 2 4 0.2 10 0 9 15 0 6 9 0.512 Paskell, Erica 15-0 77 5.1 7-29 . 2 4 1 4-22 . 1 8 2 1-3 . 3 3 3 2 9 11 0.7 12 0 3 7 0 2 19 1.314 Nelson, Meghan 31-31 917 29.6 205-432 . 4 7 5 8-30 . 2 6 7 150-210 . 7 1 4 73 65 138 4.5 81 2 45 105 2 51 568 18.315 Parker, Kiara 24-1 310 12.9 23-82 . 2 8 0 3-19 . 1 5 8 6-14 . 4 2 9 13 46 59 2.5 39 1 11 24 4 16 55 2.320 Simmons, Tamara 31-30 939 30.3 151-369 . 4 0 9 60-150 . 4 0 0 46-63 . 7 3 0 25 81 106 3.4 63 1 44 77 1 37 408 13.222 Terral, Nicole 29-0 296 10.2 21-62 . 3 3 9 10-22 . 4 5 5 3-7 . 4 2 9 10 15 25 0.9 27 0 27 36 1 11 55 1.923 Duffey, LaTosha 28-1 419 15.0 45-145 . 3 1 0 17-52 . 3 2 7 23-31 . 7 4 2 32 41 73 2.6 38 0 13 31 1 25 130 4.624 Mergerson, Veronica 30-17 685 22.8 43-135 . 3 1 9 2-4 . 5 0 0 37-50 . 7 4 0 29 152 181 6.0 67 0 31 54 22 13 125 4.232 Martin, Shalyn 30-30 916 30.5 125-309 . 4 0 5 26-81 . 3 2 1 95-124 . 7 6 6 71 184 255 8.5 96 5 50 98 34 43 371 12.4

Team 56 74 130 2Total.......... 31 6275 739-1885 . 3 9 2 147-458 . 3 2 1 455-655 . 6 9 5 419 851 1270 41.0 580 14 365 607 93 264 2080 67.1Opponents...... 31 6275 791-1972 . 4 0 1 171-541 . 3 1 6 424-631 . 6 7 2 452 835 1287 41.5 557 - 390 562 91 256 2177 70.2

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OVERALL STATISTICSUT Arlington Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 25, 2010)

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 15-16 7-4 6-9 2-3CONFERENCE 9-7 5-3 4-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-9 2-1 2-5 2-3

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11-13-09 RICE UNIVERSITY W 81-64 880 (17)Shofner, Kiarra (13)Martin, Shalyn11-17-09 UNIV. OF HOUSTON 74-78 L 389 (19)Simmons, Tamara (18)Dike, Donna11-24-09 UMKC W 72-61 371 (23)Martin, Shalyn (7)Martin, Shalyn11-27-09 vs Prairie View A&M 58-65 L 6364 (20)Martin, Shalyn (14)Martin, Shalyn11-28-09 at Texas Tech 37-71 L 7453 (16)Nelson, Meghan (10)Martin, Shalyn11-29-09 vs San Francisco W 70-67 6184 (16)Nelson, Meghan (9)Mergerson, Veronica

(9)Dike, Donna12/03/09 at Oklahoma 67-100 L 6038 (19)Simmons, Tamara (6)Dike, Donna12/12/09 at Southeast Missouri W 66-54 676 (19)Nelson, Meghan (11)Martin, Shalyn12/15/09 at ASU 60-67 Lot 1016 (19)Nelson, Meghan (11)Mergerson, Veronica12/19/09 at St. John's 47-79 L (18)Nelson, Meghan (12)Martin, Shalyn12/20/09 vs UAB 46-59 L (12)Nelson, Meghan (9)Martin, Shalyn12/30/09 at Houston Baptist W 77-65 366 (17)Nelson, Meghan (8)Mergerson, Veronica01/05/10 at Texas 41-84 L 3897 (14)Nelson, Meghan (7)Dike, Donna01/09/10 *at Texas State Bobcats W 66-60 741 (17)Nelson, Meghan (12)Martin, Shalyn01/13/10 *LAMAR 63-67 L 571 (19)Simmons, Tamara (11)Mergerson, Veronica01/16/10 *at UTSA 51-69 L 1042 (15)Nelson, Meghan (10)Martin, Shalyn01-20-10 *STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 85-79 709 (33)Nelson, Meghan (12)Dike, Donna01/23/10 *at Sam Houston State 75-77 Lot 421 (27)Simmons, Tamara (16)Mergerson, Veronica01/30/10 *TEXAS STATE BOBCATS W 71-59 631 (28)Nelson, Meghan (4)Mergerson, Veronica

(4)Nelson, Meghan(4)Martin, Shalyn

02/03/10 *at A&M-Corpus Christi 66-72 L 1240 (21)Simmons, Tamara (7)Nelson, Meghan2/6/10 *at Northwestern State W 86-82 631 (23)Shofner, Kiarra (8)Mergerson, Veronica02-10-10 *MCN W 77-65 483 (18)Simmons, Tamara (9)Martin, Shalyn02-13-10 *UTSA W 78-71 653 (22)Nelson, Meghan (14)Martin, Shalyn02/17/10 *at Southeastern La. W 74-64 342 (28)Nelson, Meghan (9)Nelson, Meghan02-20-10 *UCA 59-67 L 501 (14)Simmons, Tamara (10)Martin, Shalyn02/24/10 *at Lamar 73-79 L 1776 (23)Simmons, Tamara (9)Martin, Shalyn02-27-10 *SAM HOUSTON STATE W 87-76 685 (22)Simmons, Tamara (14)Martin, Shalyn03/03/10 *at Nicholls Wot 87-78 187 (32)Nelson, Meghan (11)Martin, Shalyn03/06/10 *A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 57-65 L 517 (18)Nelson, Meghan (7)Nelson, Meghan03/09/10 vs UTSA W 68-63 603 (18)Nelson, Meghan (13)Martin, Shalyn03/11/10 vs Lamar 61-70 L 615 (22)Nelson, Meghan (8)Nelson, Meghan

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Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game

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OVERALL STATISTICSUT Arlington Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Oct 25, 2010)

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01 05 10 11 12 14 15Opponent Date Score SHOFNER,KI DIKE,DONNA TAYLOR,LAN DENURE,SAB PASKELL,ER NELSON,MEG PARKER,KIARICE UNIVERSITY 11-13-09 81-64 W 1 7 - 4 - 1 6 - 9 - 0 DNP 5 - 1 - 0 DNP 1 6 - 8 - 1 0 - 1 - 0UNIV. OF HOUSTON 11-17-09 74-78 L 1 0 - 3 - 1 7 - 1 8 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 1 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0UMKC 11-24-09 72-61 W 1 2 - 4 - 3 4 - 6 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 1 3 - 0 - 1 0 - 0 - 0vs Prairie View A&M 11-27-09 58-65 L 2 - 1 - 4 3 - 4 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 5 - 1 5 - 8 - 2at Texas Tech 11-28-09 37-71 L 0 - 1 - 3 6 - 7 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 0 - 0 - 4 0 - 1 - 0 1 6 - 1 - 0 0 - 1 - 0vs San Francisco 11-29-09 70-67 W 7 - 3 - 1 4 - 9 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 2 7 - 1 - 0 1 6 - 4 - 2 2 - 2 - 1at Oklahoma 12/03/09 67-100 L 0 - 4 - 2 4 - 6 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 1 - 0 1 6 - 2 - 0 0 - 4 - 0at Southeast Missouri 12/12/09 66-54 W 2 - 0 - 3 9 - 7 - 1 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 1 1 9 - 3 - 1 5 - 3 - 0at ASU 12/15/09 60-67 L 2 - 2 - 3 4 - 8 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 1 9 - 3 - 1 0 - 4 - 0at St. John's 12/19/09 47-79 L 4 - 2 - 0 0 - 1 - 1 3 - 1 - 0 1 - 2 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 1 8 - 5 - 0 1 - 2 - 1vs UAB 12/20/09 46-59 L 4 - 1 - 1 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 2 - 4 - 0 4 - 7 - 0at Houston Baptist 12/30/09 77-65 W 7 - 4 - 4 4 - 5 - 0 5 - 1 - 1 0 - 0 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 1 7 - 3 - 4 8 - 3 - 2at Texas 01/05/10 41-84 L 7 - 2 - 3 4 - 7 - 2 0 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 3 - 1 0 - 3 - 1at Texas State Bobcats 01/09/10 66-60 W 1 0 - 1 - 4 6 - 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 DNP DNP 1 7 - 3 - 5 7 - 2 - 1LAMAR 01/13/10 63-67 L 5 - 1 - 3 4 - 4 - 1 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 1 7 - 8 - 1 4 - 2 - 0at UTSA 01/16/10 51-69 L 6 - 1 - 1 7 - 8 - 1 5 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 1 5 - 4 - 0 0 - 3 - 0STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 01-20-10 85-79 W 1 - 0 - 2 8 - 1 2 - 3 0 - 1 - 0 DNP DNP 3 3 - 4 - 1 4 - 3 - 0at Sam Houston State 01/23/10 75-77 L 7 - 6 - 7 3 - 4 - 0 2 - 1 - 1 DNP 0 - 1 - 0 1 4 - 7 - 2 0 - 4 - 2TEXAS STATE BOBCATS 01/30/10 71-59 W 3 - 2 - 6 3 - 3 - 0 DNP DNP DNP 2 8 - 4 - 1 8 - 4 - 0at A&M-Corpus Christi 02/03/10 66-72 L 4 - 6 - 5 6 - 3 - 2 DNP DNP DNP 1 5 - 7 - 1 DNPat Northwestern State 2/6/10 86-82 W 2 3 - 6 - 3 5 - 7 - 1 DNP DNP DNP 2 1 - 3 - 1 DNPMCN 02-10-10 77-65 W 5 - 2 - 6 6 - 6 - 0 0 - 4 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 3 - 1 - 1 1 6 - 4 - 5 DNPUTSA 02-13-10 78-71 W 7 - 4 - 3 4 - 4 - 1 DNP DNP DNP 2 2 - 2 - 2 DNPat Southeastern La. 02/17/10 74-64 W 3 - 6 - 4 3 - 1 - 1 DNP DNP DNP 2 8 - 9 - 1 DNPUCA 02-20-10 59-67 L 6 - 5 - 5 4 - 9 - 0 DNP DNP DNP 1 3 - 2 - 1 DNPat Lamar 02/24/10 73-79 L 0 - 5 - 8 2 - 6 - 1 DNP DNP DNP 2 1 - 5 - 2 DNPSAM HOUSTON STATE 02-27-10 87-76 W 1 0 - 4 - 3 5 - 7 - 2 0 - 0 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 1 7 - 5 - 3 2 - 0 - 0at Nicholls 03/03/10 87-78 W 1 0 - 3 - 7 0 - 5 - 1 DNP DNP DNP 3 2 - 5 - 4 2 - 2 - 0A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 03/06/10 57-65 L 1 2 - 5 - 5 0 - 3 - 1 DNP DNP 1 - 0 - 0 1 8 - 7 - 0 2 - 1 - 1vs UTSA 03/09/10 68-63 W 6 - 4 - 4 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 DNP DNP 1 8 - 7 - 1 1 - 0 - 0vs Lamar 03/11/10 61-70 L 0 - 2 - 1 1 - 2 - 0 DNP DNP DNP 2 2 - 8 - 2 0 - 0 - 0

20 22 23 24 32Opponent Date Score SIMMONS,TA TERRAL,NIC DUFFEY,LAT MERGERSON, MARTIN,SHARICE UNIVERSITY 11-13-09 81-64 W 1 6 - 3 - 4 DNP 8 - 6 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 3 - 1 3 - 1UNIV. OF HOUSTON 11-17-09 74-78 L 1 9 - 3 - 5 DNP 1 1 - 7 - 2 DNP 1 3 - 5 - 2UMKC 11-24-09 72-61 W 1 1 - 4 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 9 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 3 - 7 - 4vs Prairie View A&M 11-27-09 58-65 L 5 - 4 - 3 0 - 1 - 0 2 - 2 - 0 8 - 1 2 - 0 2 0 - 1 4 - 0at Texas Tech 11-28-09 37-71 L 5 - 4 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 4 - 0 5 - 5 - 1 3 - 1 0 - 0vs San Francisco 11-29-09 70-67 W 1 3 - 0 - 1 0 - 0 - 1 4 - 2 - 0 8 - 9 - 0 9 - 4 - 1at Oklahoma 12/03/09 67-100 L 1 9 - 3 - 2 0 - 0 - 1 8 - 2 - 0 7 - 5 - 3 1 0 - 2 - 1at Southeast Missouri 12/12/09 66-54 W 7 - 5 - 2 2 - 3 - 4 4 - 4 - 1 4 - 4 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 2at ASU 12/15/09 60-67 L 1 5 - 2 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 3 - 0 8 - 1 1 - 0 9 - 7 - 2at St. John's 12/19/09 47-79 L 6 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 2 - 3 - 0 2 - 3 - 1 1 0 - 1 2 - 0vs UAB 12/20/09 46-59 L 5 - 2 - 0 2 - 1 - 3 3 - 1 - 1 3 - 3 - 2 9 - 9 - 1at Houston Baptist 12/30/09 77-65 W 1 2 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 5 - 4 - 0 6 - 8 - 2 1 3 - 3 - 1at Texas 01/05/10 41-84 L 5 - 5 - 0 3 - 2 - 0 5 - 2 - 1 0 - 4 - 0 DNPat Texas State Bobcats 01/09/10 66-60 W 5 - 2 - 2 5 - 2 - 1 5 - 2 - 0 4 - 1 1 - 0 7 - 1 2 - 3LAMAR 01/13/10 63-67 L 1 9 - 7 - 2 3 - 1 - 4 0 - 3 - 0 0 - 1 1 - 0 1 1 - 7 - 1at UTSA 01/16/10 51-69 L 6 - 5 - 1 2 - 2 - 0 DNP 0 - 3 - 0 1 0 - 1 0 - 3STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 01-20-10 85-79 W 1 9 - 1 - 2 0 - 2 - 1 DNP 4 - 8 - 0 1 6 - 1 1 - 3at Sam Houston State 01/23/10 75-77 L 2 7 - 4 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 6 - 1 6 - 1 1 6 - 1 0 - 5TEXAS STATE BOBCATS 01/30/10 71-59 W 1 4 - 3 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 1 - 1 2 - 4 - 1 1 0 - 4 - 0at A&M-Corpus Christi 02/03/10 66-72 L 2 1 - 3 - 0 2 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 6 - 3 - 2 1 2 - 4 - 1at Northwestern State 2/6/10 86-82 W 1 5 - 5 - 3 6 - 1 - 0 1 0 - 4 - 0 2 - 8 - 1 4 - 2 - 0MCN 02-10-10 77-65 W 1 8 - 3 - 1 0 - 0 - 2 1 0 - 3 - 0 5 - 7 - 2 1 1 - 9 - 3UTSA 02-13-10 78-71 W 1 5 - 5 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 4 - 2 - 1 7 - 3 - 1 1 9 - 1 4 - 1at Southeastern La. 02/17/10 74-64 W 1 0 - 3 - 3 0 - 0 - 1 4 - 2 - 3 1 3 - 8 - 2 1 3 - 6 - 2UCA 02-20-10 59-67 L 1 4 - 5 - 0 9 - 1 - 0 4 - 2 - 1 2 - 5 - 0 7 - 1 0 - 3at Lamar 02/24/10 73-79 L 2 3 - 4 - 2 9 - 2 - 4 2 - 0 - 0 0 - 5 - 3 1 6 - 9 - 2SAM HOUSTON STATE 02-27-10 87-76 W 2 2 - 3 - 2 0 - 4 - 1 2 - 1 - 1 1 2 - 9 - 3 1 7 - 1 4 - 3at Nicholls 03/03/10 87-78 W 8 - 2 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 5 - 2 - 1 0 - 2 - 1 3 0 - 1 1 - 1A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 03/06/10 57-65 L 8 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 8 - 2 - 0 4 - 3 - 0 4 - 4 - 1vs UTSA 03/09/10 68-63 W 1 4 - 7 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 7 - 2 - 0 1 - 4 - 2 1 7 - 1 3 - 1vs Lamar 03/11/10 61-70 L 1 2 - 4 - 0 1 2 - 1 - 2 0 - 4 - 0 6 - 7 - 2 8 - 8 - 2

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UT Arlington Team HighsPoints ................................ 87 (Two Times) last time vs. Sam Houston State (02/27/10)Field Goals Made ............................................................ 36 at Nicholls State (03/03/10)Field Goal Attempts ..............................................73 vs. Sam Houston State (02/27/10)Field Goal Pct. ............................................ .528 (28-53) at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)3-Pt. FGs Made .....................................................................11 at Oklahoma (12/03/09)3-Pt. FG Attempts ..................................................................23 at Oklahoma (12/03/09)3-Pt. FG Pct. .......................................... .538 (7-13) vs. Sam Houston State (02/27/10)Free Throws Made ..................................................................... 27 vs. UTSA (03/09/10)Free Throw Attempts .................................................................. 37 vs. UTSA (03/09/10) Free Throw Pct. ............................................................... .957 (22-23) UMKC (11/24/09)Rebounds .............................................................55 vs. Sam Houston State (02/27/10)Assists .......................................................................................... 22 at Lamar (02/24/10)Steals .................................................................................16 vs. Texas State (01/30/10)Blocked Shots ............................................................................6 vs. Houston (11/17/09)Turnovers ....................................................................................28 vs. Lamar (03/13/10)

Opponent Team HighsPoints ...................................................................................100 at Oklahoma (12/03/09)Field Goals Made ..................................................................38 at Oklahoma (12/03/09)Field Goal Attempts .....................................................77 vs. McNeese State (02/10/10)Field Goal Pct. ....................................................... .543 (38-70) at Oklahoma (12/03/09)3-Pt. FGs Made .....................................................................10 at Oklahoma (12/03/09)3-Pt. FG Attempts ........................................................26 vs. McNeese State (02/10/10)3-Pt. FG Pct. ..............................................................538 (7-13) at St. John’s (12/19/09)Free Throws Made .......................................................... 23 at Nicholls State (03/03/10)Free Throw Attempts ....................................................... 30 at Nicholls State (03/03/10)Free Throw Pct. ............................................................. .917 (11-12) vs. Rice (11/13/09)Rebounds ....................................................................54 vs. McNeese State (02/10/10)Assists .................................................................... 24 at Sam Houston State (01/23/10)Steals ............................................................................17 at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)Blocked Shots .........................................................................11 at St. John’s (12/19/09)Turnovers ...........................................................................28 vs. Texas State (01/30/10)

UT Arlington Individual HighsPoints ...........................................33, Meghan Nelson vs. Stephen F. Austin (01/20/10)FGs Made ............................................... 14, Shalyn Martin at Nicholls State (03/03/10)FG Attempts ............................ 24, Tamara Simmons at Sam Houston State (01/23/10)FG Pct. ......................................833 (5-6), Shalyn Martin at Houston Baptist (12/30/09)3-Pt. FGs Made .......................5, Tamara Simmons vs. Sam Houston State (02/27/10)3-Pt. FG Attempts ......................... 9, Tamara Simmons at Southeastern La. (02/17/10)3-Pt. FG Pct. .................1.000 (2-2), LaTosha Duffey at Northwestern State (02/06/10)FTs Made ........................................................13, Meghan Nelson vs. UTSA (03/09/10)FT Attempts ....................................................17, Meghan Nelson vs. UTSA (03/09/10)FT Pct. ................................................ 1.000 (8-8), Kiarra Shofner vs. UMKC (11/24/09)Rebounds ..........................................................18, Donna Dike vs. Houston (11/17/09)Assists .................................................................. 8, Kiarra Shofner at Lamar (02/24/10)Steals ..........................................5, LaTosha Duffey vs. A&M-Corpus Christi (03/06/10)Blocked Shots ...................................................... 4, Shalyn Martin vs. Lamar (03/11/10)Turnovers .........................................8,Kiarra Shofner at Northwestern State (02/06/10)

UT Arlington Team LowsPoints ....................................................................................................37 at Texas Tech (11/28/09)Field-Goals Made ................................................................................16 at Texas Tech (11/28/09)Field-Goal Attempts ................................................................................... 43 vs. UTSA (03/09/10)Field-Goal Pct. ............................................................................. .246 (16-65) at Texas (01/05/10)3-Pt. FGs Made .....................................................................1 vs. A&M-Corpus Christi (03/06/10)3-Pt. FG Attempts ..........................................................................8 vs. Rice University (11/13/09)3-Pt. FG Pct. ............................................................ .111 (1-9) vs. A&M-Corpus Christi (03/06/10)Free-Throws Made ............................................................................... 2 at Texas Tech (11-28-09)Free-Throw Attempts .............................................................................5 at Texas Tech (11/28/09)Free-Throw Pct. ...................................................................... .400 (2-5) at Texas Tech (11/28/09)Rebounds ................................................................................................. 28 vs. UMKC (11/24/09)Assists ......................................................................................................5 at St. John’s (12/19/09)Steals ....................................................................................... 4 at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09) Blocked Shots .................................. 0 (Two Times), last time vs. A&M-Corpus Christi (03/06/10)Turnovers ..............................................................................12 at A&M-Corpus Christi (02/03/20)

Opponent Team LowsPoints ..................................................................................... 54 at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09)Field-Goals Made .................................................................. 19 at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09)Field-Goal Attempts ..........................................................................46 vs. Texas State (01/30/10)Field-Goal Pct. ............................................................................ .299 (20-67) vs. UTSA (03/09/10)3-Pt. FGs Made ...........................................................................................2 vs. UMKC (11/24/09)3-Pt. FG Attempts ............................................. 9 (Two Times) last time at Texas Tech (11/28/09)3-Pt. FG Pct. ............................................................ .115 (3-26) at Southeast Missouri (12/12/09)Free-Throws Made .............................. ........................................................3 vs. UMKC (11/24/09)Free-Throw Attempts ...................................................................................4 vs. UMKC (11/24/09) Free-Throw Pct. .................................................... .400 (12-30) at Sam Houston State (01/23/10)Rebounds ....................................................................................................32 at UTSA (01/16/10)Assists ............................................................................................................ 6 vs. UAB (12/20/09)Steals .........................................................................................................3 vs.Houston (11/17/09)Blocked Shots ...................................................... 0 (Three Times) last time vs. UMKC (11/24/09)Turnovers ...................................................................................................... 9 at Lamar (02/27/10)

Opponent Individual HighsPoints ...........................................................31, Ricshanda Bickham at Nicholls State (03/03/10)FGs Made ..............10, (Three times) last time Ricshanda Bickham at Nicholls State (03/03/10)FG Attempts .................................................. 25, Ricshanda Bickham at Nicholls State (03/03/10FG Pct. ..................................................................... .833 (5-6) Ashley Gayle at Texas (01/05/10)3-Pt. FGs Made ................................................................ 7, Jenna Plumley vs. Lamar (01/13/10)3-Pt. FG Attempts ....................................16, Candace LaCombe vs. McNeese State (02/10/10)3-Pt. FG Pct........ ..........................................833 (5-6) Kelly McManmon at St. John’s (12/19/09)FTs Made ............................................................10, Jasmin Hoskins at Nicholls State (03/03/10)FT Attempts ....................... 11, (Two Times) last time Zevy Ivory at Southeastern La. (02/17/10)FT Pct. ..............................................1.000 (10-10) Jasmine Hoskins at Nicholls State (03/03/10) Rebounds .......................................................................... 15, Megan Herbert vs UCA (02/20/10)Assists ...............................................................................10, Jenna Plumley at Lamar (02/24/10)Steals .............................................5, (Three times) last time Nakeia Guiden vs. UCA (02/20/10)Blocked Shots ...............................................................6, Kierra Mallard at Texas Tech (11/28/09)Turnovers ...............................................................9, Kendra Wells vs McNeese State (02/10/10)

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MAVERICKS IN THE SLCTEAM

Scoring Offense 7th 67.1Scoring Defense 9th 70.2Scoring Margin 7th -3.1Free Throw % 3rd .695Field Goal % 4th .392Field Goal % Defense 7th .4013-Point Field Goal % 3rd .3213-Point Field Goal % Defense 8th .316Rebounding Offense 6th 41.0Rebounding Defense 6th 41.5Rebounding Margin 6th -0.5Blocked Shots 6th 3.0Assists 8th 11.8Steals 8th 8.5Turnover Margin 10th -1.5Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 9th 0.6Offensive Rebounds 10th 13.6 Defensive Rebounds 3rd 27.43-Point Field Goals Made 8th 4.7

INDIVIDUALScoring

Meghan Nelson 3rd 18.3 (568)Tamara Simmons 13th 13.2 (408)Shalyn Martin 17th 12.4 (371)

ReboundingShalyn Martin 4th 8.5 (255)Veronica Mergerson 20th 6.0 (181)

Field Goal %Meghan Nelson 4th .475 (205-432)

Free Throw %Kiarra Shofner 4th .805 (70-87)Shalyn Martin 9th .766 (95-124)

3-Point Field Goals MadeTamara Simmons 5th 1.9 (60)

Blocked ShotsShalyn Martin 2nd 1.1 (34)

Defensive ReboundsShalyn Martin 2nd 6.1 (183)Veronica Mergerson 5th 5.1 (152)

2009-10 FINAL SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE STANDINGS Conference OverallWest Division W L Pct. W L Pct. H A NLamar*^! 13 3 .812 26 8 .765 13-0 8-7 5-1 A&M-Corpus Christi# 12 4 .750 24 11 .686 14-2 7-5 3-4UTSA 10 6 .625 16 14 .533 10-4 5-8 1-2UT Arlington 9 7 .562 15 16 .484 7-4 6-9 2-3Sam Houston State 8 8 .500 11 18 .379 6-5 4-12 1-1Texas State 3 13 .188 7 20 .259 7-6 0-13 0-1

East Division Stephen F. Austin 13 3 .812 18 11 .621 9-2 8-5 1-4Central Arkansas 11 5 .688 21 8 .724 15-1 6-7 0-0Northwestern State 7 9 .438 15 16 .484 8-6 5-8 2-2Southeastern La. 6 10 .375 12 18 .400 8-7 4-10 0-1McNeese State 3 13 .188 7 22 .241 5-11 2-11 0-0Nicholls State 1 15 .062 4 24 .143 4-10 0-14 0-0

* Regular Season Champions^SLC Tournament Champions ! NCAA Tournament Berth# WNIT Berth

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMPlayer School Yr. Pos. HometownJenna Plumley Lamar JR G Red Rock, Okla.Megan Herbert UCA FR F Rogers, Ark,Whitney Cormier SFA SR G Fort Worth, TexasMeghan Nelson UTA SR G Cedar Hill, TexasJade Davis TAMU-CC JR G West Columbia, Texas

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMPlayer School Yr. Pos. HometownWhitney York UTSA SO G Bryan, Texas Ricshanda Bickham Nicholls JR G New Orleans, La. Darika Hill Lamar SR F New Iberia, La. Brittany Brooks SHSU SR G Spring, Texas .Judy Jones UTSA Fr. G/F Monroe, La.

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE THIRD TEAMPlayer School Yr. Pos. HometownShalyn Martin UTA JR F Arlington, TexasTammara Marion SFA SO G Houston, TexasAshleigh Franklin UTSA JR F Dallas, TexasZevy Ivory SLU SR F Shreveport, La.Kalis Loyd Lamar FR G Malmoe, Sweden

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTIONTamara Simmons, UTA; Brittiany Houston, NWLA; Nakeia Guiden, UCA; Adrienne Scott, AMCC; Trashanna Smith, LU; Victoria Davis, TXST; Kiara Johnson, MCN.

SLC Player of the Year: Jenna Plumley, LamarSLC Newcomer of the Year: Jenna Plumley, LamarSLC Defensive Player of the Year: Shalyn Martin, UTASLC Freshman of the Year: Megan Herbert, UCASLC Coach of the Year: Matt Daniel, UCA

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TEAM SINGLE-GAME & SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSSINGLE-SEASONGames Played ..................................................................................................................... 37 (1981-82)Victories ......................................................................................................... 24 (24-9 overall) (2006-07)Fewest Victories ............................................................................3 (3-7 overall) (1972-73)Losses .......................................................................................22 (5-22 overall) (1987-88)Fewest Losses ...............................................................................7 (3-7 overall) (1972-73)Home Victories ......................................................................... 11 (11 -0 overall) (2004-05)Road Victories .......................................................................14 (2 times) (‘75-76 & ‘06-07)Points Scored ......................................................................................... 2,408 (2008-2009)Fewest Points Scored ................................................................................. 1,519 (2000-01)Points Allowed ............................................................................................ 2,356 (1981-82)Fewest Points Allowed ................................................................................ 1,495 (2005-06)Scoring Average ........................................................................................... 73.2 (1991-92)Lowest Scoring Average ............................................................................... 56.0 (1999-00)Scoring Average (opponent) ......................................................................... 77.7 (1988-89)Lowest Scoring Average (opponent) ............................................................ 51.6 (2005-06)Field Goals Made .......................................................................................... 986 (1981-82)Field Goals Attempted ................................................................................ 2,405 (1981-82)Field Goal Percentage ................................................................................. .453 (1979-80)3-Point Field Goals Made .............................................................................. 193 (2003-04)3-Point Field Goals Attempted ....................................................................... 625 (2003-04)3-Point Field Goal Percentage ................................................................... ..360 (1991-92)Free Throws Made .................................................................................... 543 (2008-2009)Free Throws Attempted ................................................................................. 779 (1991-92)Free Throw Percentage ................................................................................ .767 (1989-90)Rebounds ................................................................................................... 1,650 (1981-82)Fewest Rebounds .......................................................................................... 991 (1998-99)Rebounding Average .................................................................................... 45.0 (1990-91)Lowest Rebounding Average ........................................................................ 34.2 (1998-99)Rebounds (opponent) ................................................................................. 1,561 (1980-81)Fewest Rebounds (opponent) ....................................................................... 997 (1997-98)Rebounding Average (opponent) .................................................................. 36.8 (2008-09)Lowest Rebounding Average (opponent) ..................................................... 32.6 (2004-05)Fouls .............................................................................................................. 689 (1981-82)Disqualifi cations ............................................................................................... 34 (1992-93)Assists ........................................................................................................... 493 (1980-81)Fewest Assists ............................................................................................... 250 (1999-00)Turnovers ...................................................................................................... 777 (1981-82)Fewest Turnovers .......................................................................................... 437 (2006-07)Blocked Shots ................................................................................................ 153 (1981-82)Fewest Blocked Shots ..................................................................................... 42 (1982-83)Steals ............................................................................................................. 369 (1981-82)Fewest Steals ................................................................................................ 179 (1988-89)

TOP WINNING SEASONS (sorted by wins)24-9 Donna Capps 2006-0723-11 Jodi Conradt 1975-7622-11 Samantha Morrow 2008-0921-10 Donna Capps 2004-0521-10 Cindy Salser 1977-7820-9 Donna Capps 2005-0620-11 Cindy Salser 1976-7720-17 Connie Kelch 1981-8219-12 Donna Capps 2003-0419-10 Samantha Morrow 2007-0818-9 Mike Dean 1997-9818-11 Mike Dean 1998-9918-11 Jerry Isler 1991-92

LONGEST WINNING STREAKSWins Start End19 Jan.4, 2007 March 10, 20078 Jan. 17, 2009 Jan. 14, 20098 Jan. 6, 2005 Jan. 29, 20058 Dec.18, 1998 Jan. 9, 19998 Feb. 7, 1977 Feb. 25, 19777 Dec. 31,2005 Jan. 21, 20067 Feb. 1, 2003 Feb. 22, 20037 Jan. 23, 1978 Feb. 3, 19787 Nov. 17, 1977 Dec. 3, 19777 Dec. 11, 1975 Jan. 30, 19767 Jan. 24, 1981 Feb. 3, 19816 Dec. 30, 2002 Jan. 18, 2003

TOP TEAM SCORING PERFORMANCES103 01/09/92 Sam Houston State102 01/26/98 UT Pan American102 01/27/83 Austin College101 11/29/90 Incarnate Word101 12/07/76 TCU98 02/21/09 Central Arkansas97 01/14/02 Sam Houston State97 01/11/90 Sam Houston State95 12/06/85 UT Pan American94 01/20/96 Nicholls State94 01/30/92 Northeast Louisiana94 12/10/91 Oklahoma

TOP OPP. SCORING PERFORMANCES106 03/10/77 Louisiana Tech104 12/03/91 Vanderbilt103 12/04/84 Oklahoma103 02/25/77 Baylor103 03/11/76 Northwestern State100 02/28/85 Northeast Louisiana100 11/23/85 Houston100 03/06/76 Wayland Baptist99 12/10/94 Alabama

MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A WIN93 12/10/91 Oklahoma (W, 94-93)90 02/04/78 Texas Wesleyan (W,92-90)84 12/04/87 St. Mary’s (W, 86-84 OT)84 11/26/85 TCU (W, 89-84)80 02/08/92 Sam Houston St. (W, 103-80)80 01/30/92 Northeast La. (W, 94-80)80 03/03/84 Miss. College (W, 81-80)82 02/06/10 at Northwestern St. (W, 86-82)79 12/17/88 Oral Roberts (W, 89-79)78 03/03/10 at Nicholls St (W, 87-78)78 01/03/90 Oklahoma (W, 80-78)78 12/01/86 Cal St. Northridge (W, 91-78)

MOST POINTS SCORED IN A LOSS88 11/27/90 Baylor (L, 96-88)86 02/20/92 McNeese State (L, 88-86)85 11/29/86 Western Illinois (L, 88-85)85 02/25/77 Baylor (L, 103-85) 84 03/06/95 Stephen F. Austin (L, 93-84)83 03/11/76 Northwestern St. (L, 103-83)82 01/28/89 Texas State (L, 98-82)82 02/14/80 Texas Women’s (L, 83-82 OT)81 02/26/85 Creighton (L, 89-81)80 02/16/89 Texas State (L, 88-80)80 11/26/88 Oral Roberts (L, 81-80)

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY73 01/27/83 Austin College (W, 102-29)58 12/07/76 TCU (W, 101-43)54 01/29/76 TCU (W, 78-24)51 01/11/07 Nicholls State (W, 87-36)51 02/05/94 Nicholls State (W, 90-39)50 02/19/76 Howard JC (W, 92-42)47 11/29/90 Incarnate Word (W, 101-54)47 01/24/91 McNeese State (W, 90-4346 02/28/75 SMU (W, 70-24)

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT56 11/29/78 Texas (L, 86-30)55 12/04/84 Oklahoma (L, 103-48)55 01/25/79 Texas (L,89-34)53 03/06/76 Wayland Baptist (L, 100-47)52 11/30/94 Mississippi (L, 88-36)49 12/02/99 Louisiana Tech (L, 80-31)47 01/18/83 Southwestern La. (L, 94-47)47 01/18/82 North Texas (L, 96-49)47 03/03/78 Baylor (L, 98-51)46 02/28/85 Northeast La. (L, 100-54)

SINGLE-GAMEMost Points Scored ........................................................................103 vs. Sam Houston State (1/09/92)Most Points Scored (Half) ......................................... 54 (3 Times) last vs. Sam Houston State (1/14/02)Most Points Allowed ............................................................................. 106 vs. Louisiana Tech (3/10/77)Fewest Points Scored ............................................................................................... 30 at UTSA (1/4/83)Fewest Points Scored (Half) ..................................................................................11 at Texas (12/21/04)Fewest Points Allowed ............................................................................ 22 at Central Florida (12/17/05)Largest Winning Margin ....................................................... 73 vs. Austin College (W, 102-29) (1/27/83)Largest Losing Margin ..........................................................................56 at Texas (L, 86-30) (11/29/78)Highest Combined Score ........................................................ 188 points (L, 103-85) at Baylor (2/25/77)Lowest Combined Score .........................................74 points (L, 39-35) vs. Stephen F. Austin (1/26/06)Most Rebounds ......................................................................................... 69 at Nevada-Reno (12/8/90)Fewest Rebounds ................................................................................. 18 at Pittsburgh State (11/30/80)Most FG Made ......................................................................................... 50 vs. Austin College (1/27/83)Fewest FG Made ...................................................................................................... 10 at UTSA (1/4/83)Most FG Attempted .................................................................................. 99 vs. Austin College (1/27/83)Fewest FG Attempted ................................................................................... 37 at Texas Tech (11/15/98)Most 3-Point FG Made .....................................................................13 vs. Sam Houston State (3/3/04)Fewest 3-Point FG Made .................................................0 (23 Times) last vs. McNeese State (1/10/02)Most 3-Point FG Attempted ...............................................................44 vs. Sam Houston State (3/3/04)Fewest 3-Point FG Attempted ................................................ 1 (3 Times) last vs. Mississippi (11/24/89)Most Free Throws Made .................................................................. 36 vs. Sam Houston State (1/11/90)Fewest Free Throws Made .................................................................... 0 vs. Louisiana-Monroe (1/4/93)Most Free Throws Attempted ....................................................................51 vs. South Florida (12/3/93)Fewest Free Throws Attempted .................................................3 (5 Times) last vs. Arkansas (11/25/01)Most Assists ............................................................................................... 30 vs. North Texas (11/28/78)Fewest Assists ................................................................ 0 (2 Times) last at Louisiana-Monroe (1/19/89)Most Turnovers ..................................................................................................44 at Houston (11/14/81)Fewest Turnovers ...................................................................................... 4 at McNeese State (2/28/89)Most Blocks .......................................................................................... 15 vs. Louisiana-Monroe (1/7/95)Fewest Blocks ............................................................. 0 (84 Times) last vs. Stephen F. Austin (3/10/07)Most Steals ....................................................................... 27 (2 Times) last vs. Eastern Illinois (12/4/92)Fewest Steals ................................................................................................0 at North Texas (11/12/79)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDSPoints ........................................................................44 by Carolyn Smith vs. Texas Wesleyan (1/15/78)FG Made ...................................................................18 by Carolyn Smith vs. Texas Wesleyan (1/15/78)FG Percentage ...................................................91.7 by Renee Wharekura (11-12) vs. Lamar (1/29/00)FT Made ............................................... 13 by Jennifer Boniol (13-14) vs. A&M-Corpus Christi (1/10/00)3-Point FG Made .....................................8 by Kim (Cann) Pruitt (8-9) vs. Sam Houston State (1/21/93)Rebounds ............................................................................... 24 by Lori Cottington (2 Times) (1976-77).................................................................................................24 by Tonya Johnson (2 Times) (1988-89)..............................................................................24 Sheena Johnson vs. Sam Houston State (1/27/01)Assists ....................................................................... 14 by Krystal Buchanan vs. Texas State (2/21/04)Blocked Shots .....................................................13 by Shannon Spriggs vs. Louisiana-Monroe (1/7/95)Steals ............................................................ 10 by Jeannine Curry vs. Southeastern Louisiana (1/5/85)

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSPOINTS Player Years PTS1. Candice Champion 2008-09 6042. Meghan Nelson 2009-10 5683. Terra Wallace 2005-06 5534. Terra Wallace 2006-07 5495. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 5326. Tracy Burr 1987-88 5307. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 5068. Julie Coleman 1981-82 5049. Dani Galbreath 1993-94 49210. Natasha Johnson 1994-95 491

SCORING AVERAGE Player Years AVG1. Tracy Burr 1986-87 19.62. Terra Wallace 2005-06 19.13. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 18.74. Candice Champion 2008-09 18.3 Meghan Nelson 2009-10 18.36. Dani Galbreath 1993-94 18.2 Natasha Johnson 1994-95 18.28. Stacie Terry 1997-98 17.49. Tracy Burr 1986-87 17.310. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 17.2

REBOUNDS Player Years REB1. Lori Cottington 1976-77 4752. Lori Cottington 1977-78 4003. Candice Champion 2008-09 328 Erin Dixon 2008-09 3285. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 3176. Sharon Jones 1979-80 3137. Sharon Jones 1978-79 3128. Ashley Bobb 2006-07 2969. Sheena Johnson 2000-01 29210. Sheena Johnson 2002-03 276

REBOUNDING AVERAGEPlayer Years Avg.

1. Lori Cottington 1976-77 15.82. Lori Cottington 1977-78 12.93. Sharon Jones 1978-79 11.64. Sheena Johnson 2001-02 11.35. Sharon Jones 1979-80 11.26. Sheena Johnson 2000-01 10.87. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 10.28. Sheena Johnson 2002-03 9.99. Candice Champion 2008-09 9.910. Erin Dixon 2008-09 9.9

FIELD-GOALS MADE Player Years FG1. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 2312. Julie Coleman 1981-82 2193. Tracy Burr 1987-88 2174. Candice Champion 2008-09 2135. Meghan Nelson 2009-10 2056. Evonne Sandas 1977-78 1997. Jeannie Curry 1984-85 1958. Carolyn Smith 1980-81 1939. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 18910. Terra Wallace 2006-07 188

FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years FGA1. Natasha Johnson 1994-95 5762. Dani Galbreath 1993-94 4973. Terra Wallace 2005-06 4964. Carolyn Smith 1977-78 4945. Terra Wallace 2006-07 4736. Julie Coleman 1981-82 4687. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 4478. Terra Wallace 2004-05 4359. Lisa Walker 1992-93 43510. Jennifer Boniol 1998-99 432

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE Player Years PCT1. Tracy Burr 1986-87 .5782. Tracy Burr 1987-88 .5623. Jeannie Curry 1984-85 .5464. Tracy Burr 1985-86 .5335. Shannon Spriggs 1994-95 .5326. Candice Champion 2008-09 .5277. Jeannie Curry 1983-84 .5268. Sharon Jones 1979-80 .5249. Julie Massey 1977-78 .51710. Kim Dowell 1994-95 .515

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEPlayer Years FG

1. LaToya Lewis 2003-04 672. Stacie Terry 1997-98 663. Terra Wallace 2005-06 65 Dani Galbreath 1993-94 655. Terra Wallace 2004-05 636. Terra Wallace 2006-07 627. Tabitha Wesley 2004-05 618. Tamara Simmons 2009-10 609. Kim Pruitt 1992-93 4910. Tamara Simmons 2008-09 49

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDPlayer Years FGA

1. Dani Galbreath 1993-94 2132. Terra Wallace 2004-05 1953. LaToya Lewis 2003-04 1944. Terra Wallace 2005-06 1785. Stacie Terry 1997-98 1726. Natasha Johnson 1994-95 1717. Terra Wallace 2006-07 1548. Tamara Simmons 2009-10 1509. Maryann Abanobi 2006-07 14610. Tabitha Wesley 2004-05 144

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGEPlayer Years PCT

1. Tabitha Wesley 2004-05 .4242. Melissa Fairley 2001-02 .4263. Tracy Tilghman 1988-89 .4104. Terra Wallace 2006-07 .4035. Stacy Campbell 1986-87 .4006. Christi Ensz 1991-92 .4007. Melissa Broadus 1998-99 .3868. Stacie Terry 1997-98 .3849. Dani Galbreath 1991-92 .38310. Kim Pruitt 1992-93 .380

FREE THROWS MADE Player Years FT1. Candice Champion 2008-09 1782. Meghan Nelson 2009-10 1503. Terra Wallace 2005-06 1364. Camellia Bowen 1989-90 1355. Jalila Darez 1999-00 1326. Monticee Williams 1998-99 1217. Terra Wallace 2006-07 1118. Rola Ogunoye 2003-04 109 Natasha Johnson 1995-96 10910. Jennifer Boniol 1998-99 107

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Years FTA1. Candice Champion 2008-09 2202. Meghan Nelson 2009-10 2103. Jalila Darez 1999-00 1894. Terra Wallace 2005-06 1755. Sharon Jones 1979-80 1706. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 1677. Tracy Burr 1987-88 1668. Monticee Williams 1998-99 1659. Camellia Bowen 1989-90 16310. Rola Ogunoye 2003-04 153

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGEPlayer Years PCT

1. Julie Coleman 1979-80 .8822. Julie Coleman 1980-81 .8413. Terra Wallace 2006-07 .8354. Camellia Bowen 1989-90 .8285. Carolyn Smith 1979-80 .8276. Meg Penrose 1986-87 .8207. Tamara Simmons 2008-09 .8158. Terra Wallace 2003-04 .813 Candice Champion 2008-09 .80910. LaWanda Bonner 1989-90 .807

ASSISTS*Player Years AST

1. Krystal Buchanan 2003-04 1672. Krystal Buchanan 2001-02 1493. Terra Wallace 2005-06 1454. Theresa White 1981-82 1395. Kathy Wilson 1991-92 1356. Terra Wallace 2006-07 1287. Krystal Buchanan 2002-03 1258. Page Smithers-Wojciak 1985-86 124 Tamara Simmons 2008-09 12410. Melissa Nix 1990-91 123

BLOCKED SHOTS* Player Years BLK1. Linda Wright 1980-81 982. Linda Wright 1981-82 853. Shannon Spriggs 1994-95 844. Tanya Strong 1997-98 625. Tanya Strong 1996-97 606. Sonia Wagoner 1990-91 537. Tonya Johnson 1989-90 518. Tonya Johnson 1988-89 489. Tanya Strong 1995-96 4410. Shalyn Martin 2008-09 40

STEALS*Player Years STL

1. Natasha Johnson 1995-96 942. Carolyn Smith 1980-81 923. Allison Gray 1981-82 834. Allison Gray 1983-84 775. Tamara Zackery 1992-93 746. Terra Wallace 2006-07 73 Monticee Williams 1998-99 738. Gale Haynes 1996-97 719. Page Smithers-Wojciak 1983-84 69 Jeannie Curry 1984-85 69

MINUTES PLAYED^Player Years MIN

1. Terra Wallace 2006-07 1,2012. Erin Dixon 2008-09 1,1263. Terra Wallace 2005-06 1,0994 Candice Champion 2008-09 1,0815 Shalyn Martin 2008-09 1,0696 Tamara Simmons 2008-09 1,0587. Maryann Abanobi 2006-07 1,0518. Ashley Bobb 2006-07 1,0389 Terra Wallace 2004-05 1,03810. Tabitha Wesley 2004-05 1,012

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSPOINTS Player Years PTS1. Terra Wallace 2003-07 1,7512. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 1,6953. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 1,6394. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 1,5675. Tracy Burr 1985-88 1,3166. Julie Coleman 1978-82 1,2267. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 1,2018. Meghan Nelson 2006-10 1,195 9. Stacie Terry 1994-98 1,16910. Candice Champion 2005-09 1,100

SCORING AVERAGE Player Years AVG1. Dani Galbreath 1991-92, 93-94 17.52. Tanya Strong 1995-98 16.73. Tracy Burr 1985-88 16.74. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 16.05. Jennifer Boniol 1998-00 15.76. Mary Weems 1975-77 15.27. Sheila Conley 1975-77 14.98. Camellia Bowen 1988-90 14.49. Terra Wallace 2003-07 14.110. Lisa Walker 1991-93 13.9

REBOUNDS Player Years REB1. Lori Cottington 1976-79 1,0782. Sheena Johnson 2000-04 9783. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 8284. Carolyn Smith 1978-81 8185. Julie Massey 1976-80 7696. Linda Wright 1978-82 7247. Ashley Bobb 2004-07 7098. Allison Gray 1980-84 6479. Candice Champion 2005-09 64210. Jeannie Curry 1982-85 637

REBOUNDING AVERAGE Player Years AVG1. Lori Cottington 1976-79 12.32. Sharon Jones 1978-80 11.43. Tanya Strong 1995-98 9.84. Tasha Campbell 1999-01 9.55. Sheena Johnson 2000-04 9.26. Jeannie Curry 1984-85 7.87. Ashley Bobb 2004-07 7.78. LaWanda Bonner 1988-90 7.59. Allison Gray 1980-84 7.210. Linda Wright 1979-82 7.2

FIELD-GOALS MADE Player Years FG1. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 6712. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 6383. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 6364. Terra Wallace 2003-07 5855. Julie Coleman 1978-82 5206. Tracy Burr 1985-88 5177. Jeannie Curry 1982-85 4638. Allison Gray 1980-84 4369. Meghan Nelson 2006-10 43310. Stacie Terry 1994-98 425

FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years FGA1. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 1,6712. Terra Wallace 2003-07 1,6093. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 1,4864. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 1,3465. Julie Coleman 1978-82 1,2036. Allison Gray 1980-84 1,1257. Linda Wright 1978-82 1,1028. Stacie Terry 1994-98 1,0859. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 1,04710. Stacy Campbell 1985-89 1,038

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE Player Years PCT1. Tracy Burr 1985-88 .5602. Candice Champion 2005-09 .5143. Jeannie Curry 1982-85 .4974. Julie Massey 1976-80 .4915. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 .4736. Erin Dixon 2008-09 .4537. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 .4528. Julie Coleman 1978-82 .4329. Tiffeny Riles 2004-08 .41610. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 .401

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEPlayer Years FG

1. Terra Wallace 2003-07 2182. Stacie Terry 1994-98 1583. Tamara Simmons 2007- 1444. Krystal Buchanan 2001-05 1265. Maryann Abanobi 2004-08 1246. Dani Galbreath 1991-92, 93-94 1117. LaToya Lewis 2002-04 1048. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 999. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 9310. Tojjinay Thompson 2003-07 68

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDPlayer Years FGA

1. Terra Wallace 2003-07 6042. Stacie Terry 1994-98 4723. Krystal Buchanan 2001-05 4054. Maryann Abanobi 2004-08 3835. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 3566. Dani Galbreath 1991-92, 93-94 3337. LaToya Lewis 2002-04 3188. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 2639. Tojjinay Thompson 2003-07 25610. Tamara Simmons 2007- 229

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGEPlayer Years PCT

1. Tabitha Wesley 2004-05 .4242. Melissa Fairley 2001-03 .3953. Tamara Simmons 2007- .367 Lesli Priebe 1987-89 .3675. LaWanna Allen 1997-99 .3646. Terra Wallace 2003-07 .3617. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 .3548. Stacie Terry 1994-98 .3359. Dani Galbreath 1991-92, 93-94 .33310. LaToya Lewis 2002-04 .327

FREE-THROWS MADE Player Years FT1. Terra Wallace 2003-07 3632. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 3563. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 3204. Monticee Williams 1995-99 2975. Jalila Darez 1997-00 2896. Candice Champion 2005-08 2866. Tracy Burr 1985-88 2827. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 2708. Stacy Campbell 1985-89 2479. Sheena Johnson 2000-04 23810. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 224

FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTEDPlayer Years FTA

1. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 4982. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 4973. Terra Wallace 2003-07 4584. Tracy Burr 1985-88 4435. Jalila Darez 1997-00 4146. Monticee Williams 1995-99 4077. Sheena Johnson 2000-04 4038. Candice Champion 2005-09 4009. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 38610. Stacy Campbell 1985-89 368

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 150 Made) Player Years PCT1. Camellia Bowen 1988-90 .7972. Terra Wallace 2003-07 .7933. Carolyn Smith 1977-81 .7834. Jennifer Boniol 1998-00 .7715. Krystal Buchanan 2001-05 .7406. Monticee Williams 1995-99 .7307. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 .7168. Candice Champion 2005-09 .7159. Stacie Terry 1994-98 .70310. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 .700

ASSISTS* Player Years AST1. Krystal Buchanan 2001-05 5622. Terra Wallace 2003-07 4083. Gale Haynes 1993-97 3324. Stacie Terry 1994-98 250 Allison Gray 1980-84 2506. Tamara Simmons 2007- 2267. Melissa Nix 1989-92 2158. Julie Coleman 1978-82 2089. Natasha Johnson 1978-82 20710. Lydia Murray 1983-85 201

BLOCKED SHOTS* Player Years BLK1. Linda Wright 1979-82 2422. Tanya Strong 1995-98 1663. Rola Ogunoye 2001-05 1174. Tonya Johnson 1988-90 995. Shannon Spriggs 1992-95 936. Terra Wallace 2003-07 907. Sonia Wagoner 1990-92 818. Shalyn Martin 2007- 619. Kim (Cann) Pruitt 1990-94 6010. Renee Wharekura 1999-01 57

STEALS*Player Years STL

1. Allison Gray 1980-84 2852. Melissa Nix 1989-92 2583. Terra Wallace 2003-07 2444. Natasha Johnson 1993-97 2365. Page Smithers-Wojciak 1982-86 2346. Krystal Buchanan 2001-05 2127. Stacie Terry 1994-98 1938. Gale Haynes 1993-97 1779. Kim Dowell 1992-96 16310. Stacy Campbell 1985-89 151

NOTE: Records are as complete as possible beginning with the 1978-79 season. Full-season records and box scores are incom-plete prior to that year.

Candice Champion (above) broke the school record for points in a single season when she scored 604 points dur-

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SCORING AVERAGEYear Player G Pts. Avg.1977-78 Carolyn Smith 31 532 17.11978-79 Sharon Jones 27 293 10.91979-80 Sharon Jones 28 395 14.11980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 447 12.41981-82 Julie Coleman 37 504 13.61982-83 Penny Curry 27 319 11.91983-84 Lydia Murray 28 327 11.71984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 446 16.51985-86 Tracy Burr 26 336 12.91986-87 Tracy Burr 26 450 17.31987-88 Tracy Burr 27 530 19.61988-89 Stacy Campbell 27 354 13.11989-90 Camellia Bowen 28 479 17.11990-91 Julie Roewe 28 400 14.31991-92 Dani Galbreath 29 486 16.81992-93 Lisa Walker 26 382 14.7 1993-94 Dani Galbreath 27 492 18.21994-95 Natasha Johnson 27 491 18.21995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 506 18.71996-97 Natasha Johnson 27 365 13.51997-98 Stacie Terry 26 452 17.41998-99 Jennifer Boniol 29 465 16.01999-00 Jalila Darez 28 449 16.02000-01 Renee Wharekura 26 341 13.12001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 381 13.12002-03 Rola Ogunoye 28 327 11.72003-04 Rola Ogunoye 31 472 15.22004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 459 14.82005-06 Terra Wallace 29 553 19.12006-07 Terra Wallace 33 549 16.62007-08 Maryann Abanobi 29 368 12.72008-09 Candice Champion 33 604 18.32009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 568 18.3

REBOUNDING AVERAGEYear Player G Rebs. Avg.1977-78 Lori Cottington 31 400 12.91978-79 Sharon Jones 27 312 11.61979-80 Sharon Jones 28 313 11.21980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 270 7.51981-82 Vesta Scott 37 239 6.51982-83 Penny Curry 27 211 7.81983-84 Jeannie Curry 28 198 7.11984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 228 8.41985-86 Penny Lewis 24 177 7.4

1986-87 Tracy Burr 26 186 7.21987-88 Tracy Burr 27 220 8.11988-89 Tonya Johnson 27 235 8.71989-90 LaWanda Bonner 28 211 7.51990-91 Chris Rudiger 28 183 6.51991-92 Kim Robinson 20 145 7.31992-93 Liz Smith 27 173 6.41993-94 Kim Dowell 23 152 6.61994-95 Shannon Spriggs 27 239 8.91995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 178 6.61996-97 Tanya Strong 28 205 7.31997-98 Tanya Strong 27 237 8.81998-99 Monticee Williams 29 184 6.31999-00 Jalila Darez 28 208 7.42000-01 Sheena Johnson 27 292 10.82001-02 Sheena Johnson 24 271 11.32002-03 Sheena Johnson 28 276 9.92003-04 Rola Ogunoye 31 242 7.82004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 221 7.12005-06 Ashley Bobb 28 201 7.22006-07 Ashley Bobb 33 296 9.02007-08 Tiffeny Riles 29 219 7.62008-09 Candice Champion 33 328 9.9 Erin Dixon 33 328 9.92009-10 Shalyn Martin 30 255 8.5

FIELD-GOALS MADEYear Player G Made Avg.1977-78 Carolyn Smith 31 231 7.51978-79 Evonne Sandas 27 122 4.51979-80 Julie Massey 28 154 5.51980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 193 5.41981-82 Julie Coleman 37 219 5.91982-83 Penny Curry 27 137 5.11983-84 Lydia Murray 28 143 5.11984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 195 7.21985-86 Edna Mack 24 123 5.11986-87 Tracy Burr 26 178 6.91987-88 Tracy Burr 27 217 8.01988-89 Stacy Campbell 27 127 4.7 Camellia Bowen 27 127 4.71989-90 Camellia Bowen 28 172 6.11990-91 Julie Roewe 28 160 5.71991-92 Dani Galbreath 29 187 6.51992-93 Lisa Walker 26 144 5.51993-94 Dani Galbreath 27 178 6.61994-95 Natasha Johnson 27 184 6.81995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 189 7.01996-97 Tanya Strong 28 159 5.71997-98 Tanya Strong 27 183 6.81998-99 Jennifer Boniol 29 164 5.71999-00 Jalila Darez 28 148 5.32000-01 Renee Wharekura 26 131 5.02001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 150 5.22002-03 Rola Ogunoye 28 129 4.62003-04 Rola Ogunoye 31 180 5.82004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 177 5.72005-06 Terra Wallace 29 176 6.12006-07 Terra Wallace 33 188 5.72007-08 Maryann Abanobi 29 144 5.02008-09 Candice Champion 33 213 6.52009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 205 6.6

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGEYear Player G FGM FGA Pct.1977-78 Julie Massey 28 134 259 .5171978-79 Sharon Jones 27 103 235 .4381979-80 Sharon Jones 28 151 288 .5241980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 193 425 .4621981-82 Julie Coleman 37 219 468 .4681982-83 Sherrian Ellison 26 92 210 .4381983-84 Jeannie Curry 28 131 249 .5261984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 195 357 .5461985-86 Tracy Burr 26 122 229 .5331986-87 Tracy Burr 26 178 308 .5781987-88 Tracy Burr 27 217 386 .5621988-89 Rissa Thomas 27 109 238 .458

1989-90 LaWanda Bonner 28 78 169 .4621990-91 Sonia Wagoner 28 79 161 .4911991-92 Lisa Walker 27 139 298 .4661992-93 Kim Pruitt 27 118 297 .3971993-94 Natasha Johnson 25 128 278 .4601994-95 Shannon Spriggs 27 75 141 .5321995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 189 447 .4231996-97 Tanya Strong 27 159 321 .4951997-98 Tanya Strong 27 183 377 .4851998-99 Jalila Darez 29 102 231 .4421999-00 Renee Wharekura 28 101 229 .4412000-01 Renee Wharekura 26 131 375 .3492001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 150 341 .4402002-03 Rola Ogunoye 28 129 289 .4462003-04 Sheena Johnson 28 68 134 .5072004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 177 355 .4992005-06 Melanie Lane 26 48 121 .3972006-07 Candice Champion 33 53 117 .4532007-08 Candice Champion 29 119 223 .5342008-09 Candice Champion 33 213 404 .5272009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 205 432 .475

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEYear Player G Made Avg.1986-87 Stacy Campbell 26 14 0.51987-88 Angela Tennison 27 35 1.31988-89 Leslie Priebe 26 48 1.91989-90 Abby Hutchins 28 32 1.11990-91 Melissa Nix 28 16 0.61991-92 Dani Galbreath 29 46 1.61992-93 Kim Pruitt 27 49 1.81993-94 Dani Galbreath 27 65 2.41994-95 Natasha Johnson 27 41 1.51995-96 Stacie Terry 27 30 1.11996-97 Stacie Terry 28 43 1.51997-98 Stacie Terry 26 66 2.51998-99 Jennifer Boniol 29 30 1.0 Lawanna Allen 29 30 1.01999-00 Jennifer Boniol 27 21 0.72000-01 Latosha Stigler 27 30 1.12001-02 Krystal Buchanan 29 36 1.22002-03 LaToya Lewis 28 37 1.32003-04 LaToya Lewis 31 67 2.22004-05 Terra Wallace 31 64 2.12005-06 Terra Wallace 29 65 2.22006-07 Terra Wallace 33 62 1.92007-08 Tamara Simmons 29 35 1.22008-09 Tamara Simmons 33 49 1.52009-10 Tamara Simmons 31 60 1.9

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT.Year Player G Made Att. Pct.1986-87 Stacy Campbell 26 14 35 .4001987-88 Leslie Priebe 9 13 36 .3611988-89 Tracy Tilghman 27 16 39 .4101989-90 Abby Hutchins 28 32 91 .3521990-91 Melissa Nix 28 16 53 .3021991-92 Christi Ensz 29 14 35 .4001992-93 Kim Pruitt 27 49 129 .3801993-94 Natasha Johnson 25 11 36 .3061994-95 Kristin Drake 27 38 117 .3251995-96 Stacie Terry 27 30 93 .3231996-97 Stacie Terry 28 43 126 .3411997-98 Stacie Terry 26 66 172 .3841998-99 Melissa Broadus 29 22 57 .3861999-00 Tasha Campbell 28 23 69 .3332000-01 Tasha Campbell 27 27 93 .2902001-02 Melissa Fairley 29 20 47 .4262002-03 Melissa Fairley 27 29 87 .3332003-04 Terra Wallace 31 27 77 .3512004-05 Tabitha Wesley 31 61 144 .4242005-06 Ashley Bobb 28 31 76 .4082006-07 Terra Wallace 33 62 154 .4032007-09 Maryann Abanobi 29 30 83 .3612008-09 Tamara Simmons 33 49 131 .3742009-10 Tamara Simmons 31 60 150 .400

ANNUAL LEADERS

Tracy Burr (above) was the team’s leading scorer in all three seasons in a Mavs uniform. Her 19.6 scoring average during the 1986-87 season ranks as the top

single-season average in school history.

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1989-90 Tonya Johnson 28 51 1.81990-91 Sonia Wagoner 28 53 1.91991-92 Sonia Wagoner 29 28 1.01992-93 Kim Pruitt 27 16 0.61993-94 Kim Pruitt 27 15 0.61994-95 Shannon Spriggs 27 84 3.11995-96 Tanya Strong 27 44 1.61996-97 Tanya Strong 28 60 2.11997-98 Tanya Strong 27 62 2.31998-99 Shalonda Hughes 29 29 1.01999-2000 Renee Wharekura 28 19 0.72000-01 Renee Wharekura 26 38 1.52001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 35 1.22002-03 Rola Ogunoye 28 28 1.02003-04 Melanie Lane 31 30 1.02004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 31 1.02005-06 Terra Wallace 29 32 1.12006-07 Terra Wallace 33 29 0.92007-08 Shalyn Martin 29 21 0.72008-09 Shalyn Martin 33 40 1.22009-10 Shalyn Martin 31 43 1.4

MINUTES PLAYEDYear Player G Min. Avg.1983-84 Page Smithers-Wojciak 28 903 32.31984-85 Page Smithers-Wojciak 27 895 33.21985-86 Page Smithers-Wojciak 26 953 36.71986-87 Tracy Burr 26 823 31.71987-88 Tracy Burr 27 942 34.91988-89 Tracy Tilghman 27 886 32.81989-90 Camellia Bowen 28 862 30.81990-91 Julie Roewe 28 824 29.41991-92 Kathy Wilson 29 * 30*1992-93 Kim Pruitt 27 * 33*1993-94 Kim Pruitt 27 * 331994-95 Natasha Johnson 27 903 33.41995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 970 35.91996-97 Natasha Johnson 27 1,008 37.31997-98 Stacie Terry 27 912 33.81998-99 Jennifer Boniol 29 992 34.21999-00 Jalila Darez 28 958 34.22000-01 Sheena Johnson 27 869 32.22001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 956 33.02002-03 Sheena Johnson 28 868 31.02003-04 Krystal Buchanan 30 1,009 33.62004-05 Terra Wallace 31 1,038 33.52005-06 Terra Wallace 29 1,099 37.92006-07 Terra Wallace 33 1,201 36.42007-08 Maryann Abanobi 29 927 32.02008-09 Erin Dixon 33 1,126 34.12009-10 Tamara Simmons 31 939 30.3* - exact numbers not available

FREE-THROWS MADEYear Player G Made Avg.1977-78 Carolyn Smith 31 69 2.21978-79 Sharon Jones 27 87 3.21979-80 Sharon Jones 28 93 3.31980-81 Julie Coleman 34 69 2.01981-82 Julie Coleman 37 66 1.81982-83 Sherrian Ellison 27 65 2.41983-84 Traci York 28 90 3.21984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 56 2.11985-86 Tracy Burr 26 92 3.51986-87 Tracy Burr 26 94 3.61987-88 Tracy Burr 27 96 3.61988-89 Stacy Campbell 27 98 3.61989-90 Camellia Bowen 28 135 4.81990-91 Sonia Wagoner 28 92 3.31991-92 Christi Ensz 29 96 3.31992-93 Lisa Walker 26 68 2.61993-94 Eddie Pierson 27 96 3.61994-95 Natasha Johnson 27 82 3.0 Eddie Pierson 27 82 3.01995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 109 4.01996-97 Natasha Johnson 27 63 2.31997-98 Monticee Williams 27 98 3.61998-99 Monticee Williams 29 121 4.21999-00 Jalila Darez 28 132 4.7 2000-01 Renee Wharekura 26 74 2.82001-02 Rola Ogunoye 29 76 2.62002-03 Sheena Johnson 28 81 2.92003-04 Rola Ogunoye 31 109 3.52004-05 Rola Ogunoye 31 105 3.4 2005-06 Terra Wallace 29 136 4.62006-07 Terra Wallace 33 111 3.42007-08 Candice Champion 29 66 2.3 Shalyn Martin 29 66 2.32008-09 Candice Champion 33 178 5.42009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 150 4.8

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGEYear Player G Made Att. Pct.1977-78 Carolyn Smith 31 69 88 .7841978-79 Carolyn Smith 27 51 65 .7851979-80 Julie Coleman 27 45 51 .8821980-81 Julie Coleman 34 69 82 .8411981-82 Julie Coleman 37 66 85 .7761982-83 Penny Curry 27 45 68 .6621983-84 Traci York 28 90 144 .6251984-85 Susan Creel 25 33 52 .6351985-86 Edna Mack 24 63 79 .7971986-87 Meg Penrose 26 41 50 .8201987-88 Rissa Thomas 24 40 51 .7841988-89 Rissa Thomas 27 60 76 .7891989-90 Camellia Bowen 28 135 163 .8281990-91 Sonia Wagoner 28 92 120 .7671991-92 Christi Ensz 29 96 124 .7741992-93 Dawn McGary 23 61 83 .7351993-94 Kim Pruitt 27 78 108 .7221994-95 Gale Haynes 22 23 33 .6971995-96 Kristin Drake 27 31 43 .7211996-97 Stacie Terry 28 49 71 .6901997-98 Monticee Williams 27 98 129 .7601998-99 Lawanna Allen 29 35 44 .7951999-00 Jennifer Boniol 21 75 100 .750 Tasha Campbell 28 45 60 .7502000-01 Tawana Simpson 25 50 70 .714

2001-02 Krystal Buchanan 29 44 62 .7102002-03 Rola Ogunoye 28 66 87 .759 Temeckia Brown 28 44 58 .7592003-04 Rola Ogunoye 31 109 153 .7122004-05 Tabitha Wesley 31 30 40 .7502005-06 Terra Wallace 29 136 175 .7772006-07 Terra Wallace 33 111 133 .835 2007-08 Maryann Abanobi 29 50 61 .8202008-09 Candice Champion 33 178 220 .809 2009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 150 210 .714

ASSISTSYear Player G Asts. Avg.1980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 118 3.31981-82 Therese White 37 139 3.81982-83 Page Smithers-Wojciak 27 54 2.01983-84 Lydia Murray 28 89 3.21984-85 Lydia Murray 26 112 4.31985-86 Page Smithers-Wojciak 26 124 4.81986-87 Stacy Campbell 26 59 2.31987-88 Dana Jackson 27 77 2.91988-89 Tracy Tilghman 27 98 3.61989-90 Jara Behrens 28 67 2.41990-91 Melissa Nix 28 123 4.41991-92 Kathy Wilson 29 135 4.71992-93 Dawn McGary 23 49 2.11993-94 Eddie Pierson 27 89 3.31994-95 Eddie Pierson 27 96 3.61995-96 Gale Haynes 27 96 3.61996-97 Gale Haynes 28 118 4.21997-98 Stacie Terry 26 100 3.81998-99 Jennifer Boniol 29 56 1.91999-2000 Leah Echiverri 28 83 3.02000-01 Tawana Simpson 25 43 1.72001-02 Krystal Buchanan 29 149 5.12002-03 Krystal Buchanan 28 125 4.52003-04 Krystal Buchanan 30 167 5.62004-05 Krystal Buchanan 29 121 4.22005-06 Terra Wallace 29 145 5.02006-07 Terra Wallace 33 128 3.92007-08 Tamara Simmons 29 102 3.52008-09 Tamara Simmons 33 124 3.82009-10 Kiarra Shofner 31 106 3.4

STEALSYear Player G Stls. Avg.1980-81 Carolyn Smith 36 92 2.61981-82 Allison Gray 35 83 2.41982-83 Allison Gray 27 60 2.21983-84 Allison Gray 28 77 2.81984-85 Jeannie Curry 27 69 2.61985-86 Page Smithers-Wojciak 26 68 2.61986-87 Stacy Campbell 26 50 1.91987-88 Tracy Burr 27 43 1.61988-89 Tracy Tilghman 27 46 1.71989-90 Jara Behrens 28 32 1.1 Camellia Bowen 28 32 1.11990-91 Melissa Nix 28 44 1.61991-92 Lisa Walker 27 60 2.21992-93 Tamara Zackery 27 74 2.71993-94 Eddie Pierson 27 67 2.51994-95 Eddie Pierson 27 59 2.21995-96 Natasha Johnson 27 94 3.51996-97 Gale Haynes 28 71 2.51997-98 Stacie Terry 26 65 2.51998-99 Monticee Williams 29 76 2.61999-2000 Tasha Campbell 28 51 1.82000-01 Tasha Campbell 27 58 2.12001-02 Krystal Buchanan 29 60 2.12002-03 Krystal Buchanan 28 55 2.02003-04 Krystal Buchanan 30 57 1.92004-05 Terra Wallace 31 62 2.02005-06 Terra Wallace 29 64 2.22006-07 Terra Wallace 33 73 2.22007-08 Shalyn Martin 29 31 1.12008-09 Meghan Nelson 33 45 1.52009-10 Meghan Nelson 31 51 1.6

BLOCKED SHOTSYear Player G Blks Avg.1980-81 Linda Wright 36 98 2.71981-82 Linda Wright 37 85 2.31982-83 Allison Gray 27 13 0.51983-84 Lydia Murray 28 13 0.51984-85 Carolyn Kyles 27 18 0.71985-86 Chris Franklin 26 30 1.21986-87 Amy Tollefson 26 18 0.71987-88 Sharlyn Barree 26 24 0.91988-89 Tonya Johnson 27 48 1.8

Allison Gray was the team leader in steals in each of her last three seasons at UTA. Her 285 career steals rank at

the top of the all-time list.

Carolyn Smith (above) set the school record for points in a season when she scored 532 points during the 1977-78

season. She also holds the single-game scoring record with 44 points.

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OVERTIME GAMESDate Opponent Result01/27/78 at Texas Wesleyan W, 69-6802/06/78 vs. Texas Wesleyan W, 92-90 (4OT)02/01/80 at Sam Houston State W, 61-5602/14/80 at Texas Woman’s L, 82-8312/06/83 SMU W, 79-78 (2OT)12/04/87 vs. St. Mary’s (Calif.) W, 86-8402/06/88 at McNeese State L, 71-7411/26/95 New Mexico W, 69-6401/21/99 at McNeese State W, 68-6302/13/99 at Lamar L, 53-6011/30/02 vs. St. John’s L, 71-7502/26/04 at Northwestern State L, 77-6902/02/06 McNeese State W, 59-5802/16/06 at UTSA L, 67-68 (2OT)03/08/06 UTSA L, 75-76 (3OT)12/01/06 Pepperdine L, 62-6412/18/07 Marshall L, 91-97 (3OT)02/23/08 at A&M-Corpus Christi W, 63-56 (OT)12/15/09 at Arkansas State L, 60-67 (OT)01/23/10 at Sam Houston State L, 75-77 (OT)03/03/10 at Nicholls State W, 87-78 (OT)

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HOME OPENERSDate Opponent Result02/12/73 North Texas W, 36-2001/24/74 TCU W, 45-3302/03/75 Texas Wesleyan W, 52-3812/10/75 Texas Woman’s L, 71-8411/30/76 Texas Woman’s W, 66-5511/17/77 TCU W, 79-6411/10/78 Sam Houston State W, 75-6811/10/79 Sam Houston State W, 76-5811/17/80 Baylor L, 64-7011/16/81 West Texas State W, 60-5901/10/83 Texas Wesleyan W, 60-4912/06/83 SMU W, 79-78 (2OT)11/27/84 Baylor W, 68-6511/26/85 TCU W, 89-8412/01/86 Cal State Northridge W, 91-7811/30/87 TCU L, 79-9411/28/88 Baylor W, 78-7212/05/89 TCU L, 58-6011/27/90 Baylor L, 88-9611/23/91 SMU L, 76-7712/04/92 Eastern Illinois W, 64-4911/28/93 Mississippi L, 73-8012/09/94 Texas Southern W, 58-3511/26/95 New Mexico W, 69-6411/26/96 Texas Wesleyan W, 64-4312/18/97 Texas Wesleyan W, 80-3612/05/98 Texas Wesleyan W, 47-4211/26/99 Centenary W, 75-3911/25/00 Texas Southern L, 48-5412/20/01 UTSA L, 41-4312/03/02 Oral Roberts W, 62-5511/22/03 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 87-5012/04/04 New Mexico State W, 50-3412/31/05 Cornell W, 75-5411/11/06 Northern Arizona W, 69-6011/26/08 Midwestern State W,90-4911/13/09 Rice W, 81-64

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SEASON OPENERSDate Opponent Result02/12/73 North Texas W, 36-2001/19/74 at Texas Wesleyan W, 43-3001/31/75 vs. Ranger JC W, 69-4212/10/75 Texas Woman’s L, 71-8411/30/76 at Texas Woman’s W, 66-5511/17/77 TCU W, 79-6411/10/78 Sam Houston State W, 75-6811/10/79 Sam Houston State W, 76-5811/14/80 at McMurry W, 51-5011/13/81 at Texas Southern L, 61-6711/26/82 vs. Panhandle State L, 52-5411/25/83 at SMU L, 71-7911/27/84 Baylor W, 68-6511/22/85 at Rice L, 63-8611/28/86 vs. Loyola-Marymount L, 53-5511/27/87 at Missouri State L, 60-7011/25/88 at Texas A&M L, 67-8611/24/89 vs. Mississippi L, 51-7711/23/90 at Tulane W, 83-7711/23/91 SMU L, 76-7712/01/92 at SMU L, 66-7011/28/93 Mississippi L, 73-8011/25/94 at UNLV L, 59-6011/26/95 New Mexico W, 69-6411/23/96 at Arkansas L, 53-6411/14/97 at Cal State Northridge W, 66-5011/15/98 at Texas Tech L, 47-7111/19/99 vs. Centenary W, 71-5211/18/00 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L, 51-7111/16/01 at Central Florida L, 55-6911/23/02 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L, 51-5411/22/03 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 87-5011/19/04 at Arkansas-Little Rock W, 76-5911/19/05 at South Florida L, 50-7411/11/06 Northern Arizona W, 69-6011/14/08 at SMU W, 85-7911/13/09 Rice W, 81-64


ONE-POINT GAMESDate Opponent Result03/27/75 at West Texas State L, 72-7302/13/76 vs. Weatherford JC L, 69-7002/12/77 vs. Abilene Christian W, 58-5701/09/78 at Texas Southern L, 45-4612/11/78 Texas Wesleyan L, 71-7202/06/79 at TCU L, 59-6001/08/80 at Oklahoma State L, 64-6502/08/80 Lamar L, 65-6602/14/80 at Texas Woman’s L, 82-83 (OT)11/14/80 at McMurry W, 51-5012/04/80 vs. Oklahoma State L, 56-5701/23/81 Northwestern Louisiana L, 74-7501/27/81 Texas Woman’s W, 63-6211/16/81 West Texas State W, 60-5912/03/81 vs. Portland State W, 77-7601/04/82 at UTSA L, 55-5612/06/83 SMU W, 79-78 (2OT)03/03/84 Mississippi College W, 81-8002/12/85 at Sam Houston State W, 62-6102/21/85 Arkansas State W, 62-6103/04/85 North Texas State W, 68-6701/07/86 at Angelo State W, 78-7711/26/88 vs. Oral Roberts L, 80-8112/19/88 vs. Nevada-Reno W, 73-7212/10/91 at Oklahoma W, 94-9301/12/91 Southwest Texas W, 60-5902/14/91 at Northwestern State W, 67-6611/23/91 SMU L, 76-7711/24/94 at UNLV L, 59-6002/11/95 at North Texas L, 66-6701/06/96 at North Texas L, 52-5301/13/96 Sam Houston State L, 51-5202/25/99 UTSA W, 53-5202/27/99 Sam Houston State W, 77-7611/30/99 Texas Wesleyan L, 58-5912/14/99 at Texas-El Paso L, 50-5101/27/00 McNeese State L, 48-4902/16/02 at Lamar L, 51-5202/23/02 at Northwestern State L, 71-7201/25/03 at Stephen F. Austin L, 56-5702/16/06 at UTSA L, 67-68 (2OT)03/08/06 UTSA L, 75-76 (3OT)11/17/06 Arkansas-Little Rock W, 59-5801/27/07 Stephen F. Austin W, 57-5602/16/08 at McNeese State W, 43-42


Krystal Buchanan (above) holds the record for assists in a single game with 14 against Texas State (2/21/04). She is also the all-time assist leader at UTA with 562 dishes in

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SLC PLAYER OF THE YEARTerra Wallace 2005-06Joyce Ekworomadu 2007-08

SLC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARKim Cann (Pruitt) 1990-91Sheena Johnson 2000-01Tamara Abalde 2007-08

SLC NEWCOMER OF THE YEARTanya Strong 1995-96Jennifer Boniol 1998-99Onika Anderson 2007-08

SLC COACH OF THE YEARDonna Capps 2001-02Donna Capps 2006-07Suzanne Fox 2007-08

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE Jeannie Curry 1983-84 (2nd)Jeannie Curry 1984-85 (1st)Tracy Burr 1986-87 (2nd)Tracy Burr 1987-88 (2nd)Camellia Brown 1989-90 (2nd)Julie Roewe 1990-91 (2nd)Dani Galbreath 1991-92 (1st)Dani Galbreath 1993-94 (2nd)Natasha Johnson 1994-95 (1st)Natasha Johnson 1995-96 (2nd)Natasha Johnson 1996-97 (1st)Tanya Strong 1996-97 (2nd)Stacie Terry 1997-98 (1st)Tanya Strong 1997-98 (2nd)Jennifer Boniol 1998-99 (1st)Jennifer Boniol 1999-00 (1st)Jalila Darez 1999-00 (3rd)Renee Wharekura 2000-01 (3rd)Sheena Johnson 2001-02 (2nd)Rola Ogunoye 2001-02 (2nd)Sheena Johnson 2002-03 (2nd)Rola Ogunoye 2002-03 (2nd)Rola Ogunoye 2003-04 (1st)Krystal Buchanan 2003-04 (3rd)LaToya Lewis 2003-04 (3rd)Rola Ogunoye 2004-05 (1st)Terra Wallace 2004-05 (2nd)Krystal Buchanan 2004-05 (3rd)Terra Wallace 2005-06 (1st)Maryann Abanobi 2005-06 (3rd)Ashley Bobb 2005-06 (3rd)Terra Wallace 2006-07 (1st)Ashley Bobb 2006-07 (3rd)Maryann Abanobi 2006-07 (3rd)Maryann Abanobi 2007-08 (2nd)Tiffeny Riles 2007-08 (2nd)Candice Champion 2008-09 (1st)Erin Dixon 2008-09 (2nd)Shalyn Martin 2008-09 (3rd)Tamara Simmons 2008-09 (3rd)Meghan Nelson 2009-10 (1st)Shalyn Martin 2009-10 (3rd)

HONORS & AWARDSSLC TOURNAMENT MVP

Terra Wallace 2004-05Terra Wallace 2006-07

SLC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Shalyn Martin 2009-10

INDIVIDUAL SLC RECORDS

SINGLE GAMEHIGHEST THREE-PT

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Kim (Cann) Pruitt .889 (8-9) vs. Sam Houston State - Jan. 21, 1993

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Shannon Spriggs 13 vs. Louisiana-Monroe - Jan. 7, 1995

SINGLE SEASONSLC SCORING LEADER

Terra Wallace 19.1 ppg 2005-06Terra Wallace 19.4 ppg 2006-07Candice Champion 19.9 ppg 2008-09

SLC REBOUND LEADERSheena Johnson 11.3 rpg 2001-02Candice Champion 10.8 rpg 2008-09

SLC FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE LEADER

Edna Mack .797 1985-86 Camellia Bowen .828 1989-90Shalyn Martin .895 2008-09

SLC ASSIST LEADERTerra Wallace 5.0 apg 2005-06

SLC STEALS LEADERAllison Gray 2.2 spg 1982-83Jeannie Curry 2.6 spg 1984-85Monticee Williams 2.5 spg 1998-99

SLC BLOCKED SHOTS LEADERTonya Johnson 1.7 bpg 1988-89Shannon Spriggs 3.0 bpg 1994-95Tanya Strong 1.6 bpg 1995-96Tanya Strong 2.1 bpg 1996-97Tanya Strong 2.1 bpg 1997-98

CAREER

HIGHEST FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE

Camellia Bowen (‘88-90) .797 (192-241)

HIGHEST THREE-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Stacie Terry (95-98)

TEAM SLC RECORDS

SEASON STATISTICAL EADERS SCORING DEFENSE

65.7 1982-8361.7 1992-9356.7 1997-9858.8 1998-9955.8 1999-0053.8 2004-0551.6 2005-0653.9 2006-07

FIELD-GOAL DEFENSE42.7 1986-8739.1 1990-9138.8 1996-9736.5 1997-9836.8 2005-0622.7 2008-09

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE76.7* 1989-9069.5 1996-9773.8 1998-99

BLOCKED SHOTS94 (3.4 bpg) 1996-9776 (4.8 bpg) 1997-98

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YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.2003-04 31-1 22.8 71-205 .346 27-77 .351 52-64 .813 74 62 79 11 45 2212004-05 31-27 33.5 150-435 .345 64-195 .328 64-86 .744 116 73 100 18 62 4282005-06 29-29 37.9 176-496 .355 65-178 .365 136-175 .777 148 145 119 32 64 5532006-07 33-33 36.4 188-473 .397 62-154 .403 111-113 .835 150 128 96 29 73 5494 Years 124-90 32.6 585-1609 .364 218-604 .361 363-458 .793 488 408 394 90 244 1751

#1 - 1,751Terra Wallace (Round Rock, Texas)

MAVERICK 1,000-POINT CLUB

#2 - 1,695Natasha Johnson (Parkdale, Ark.)


#3 - 1,639Rola Ogunoye (Cedar Hill, Texas)


#4 - 1,567Carolyn Smith (Killeen, Texas)

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1977-78 31-31 -- 231-494 .468 -- -- 69-88 .784 317 - - - - 5321978-79 27-27 -- 118-283 .417 -- -- 51-65 .785 127 90 109 1 50 2871979-80 28-28 -- 129-284 .454 -- -- 43-52 .827 104 74 102 3 55 3011980-81 36-36 -- 193-425 .454 -- -- 61-81 .753 270 118 101 3 92 4474 Years 122-122 -- 671-1486 .452 -- -- 224-286 .783 818 282 312 7 197 1567

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1985-86 26-19 26.7 122-229 .533 -- -- 92-127 .724 142 45 - 10 35 3361986-87 26-26 31.7 178-308 .578 0-3 .000 94-150 .627 186 46 97 11 45 4501987-88 27-27 34.9 217-386 .562 0-2 .000 96-166 .578 220 40 86 11 43 5303 Years 79-72 31.1 517-923 .560 0-5 .000 282-443 .637 548 131 183 32 123 1316

#5 - 1,316Tracy Burr (Ennis, Texas)

#6 - 1,226Julie Coleman (Hutchinson, Kan.)

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1978-79 22 -- 42-119 .353 -- -- 6-16 .375 27 33 71 2 10 901979-80 27 -- 106-235 .451 -- -- 45-51 .882 50 76 80 3 30 2571980-81 34 -- 153-381 .402 -- -- 69-82 .841 65 90 88 3 31 3751981-82 37 -- 219-468 .468 -- -- 66-85 .776 96 118 119 3 53 5044 Years 120 -- 520-1203 .432 -- -- 186-234 .795 238 317 358 11 124 1226

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#7 - 1,201Kim (Cann) Pruitt (Bloomington, Texas)

#9 - 1,169Stacie Terry (Lakeside, Calif.)

#11 - 1,083Stacy Campbell (Mansfi eld, Texas)

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1990-91 28-18 28.2 124-274 .453 9-21 .429 67-99 .677 114 58 66 19 35 3241991-92 29-11 22.0 71-176 .403 4-11 .364 57-89 .640 104 38 62 10 27 2031992-93 27-25 33.0 118-297 .397 49-129 .380 66-90 .380 116 23 57 16 36 3511993-94 27-27 33.0 107-300 .357 31-102 .304 78-108 .722 135 34 43 15 29 3534 Years 111-82 29.2 420-1047 .401 93-263 .354 270-386 .700 469 153 228 60 127 1,201


YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1985-86 26-10 21.1 77-200 .385 -- -- 25-48 .521 92 32 - 2 26 1771986-87 26-22 26.5 103-277 .372 14-35 .400 59-96 .615 132 59 96 3 50 2791987-88 25-24 27.2 96-247 .389 16-51 .314 65-92 .707 113 43 83 3 40 2731988-89 27-27 23.9 127-314 .404 2-15 .133 98-132 .742 155 27 69 1 35 3544 Years 104-83 24.7 403-1038 .388 32-101 .317 247-368 .671 492 161 248 9 151 1,083

#10 - 1,100Candice Champion (Waco, Texas)


YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1982-83 27 -- 137-325 .422 -- -- 45-68 .662 211 33 76 8 51 3191983-84 28-24 25.7 131-249 .526 -- -- 41-82 .500 198 25 56 9 50 3041984-85 27-23 30.3 195-357 .546 -- -- 56-102 .549 228 41 -- 16 69 4463 Years 82-47 28.0 463-931 .497 -- -- 142-252 .563 637 99 132 33 170 1,069

#12 - 1,069Jeannie Curry (Oklahoma City, Okla.)


#8 - 1,195Meghan Nelson (Cedar Hill, Texas)

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#15 - 1,044Allison Gray (Burleson, Texas)

#17 - 1,007Linda Wright (San Jose, Calif.)YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1978-79 17 -- 17-56 .304 -- -- 13-26 .500 51 1 9 14 3 471979-80 28 -- 131-311 .421 -- -- 56-84 .667 214 14 64 59 25 3181980-81 36 -- 152-422 .360 -- -- 54-94 .574 258 18 55 98 34 3581981-82 37 -- 121-313 .387 -- -- 42-74 .568 201 28 57 85 33 2844 Years 118 -- 421-1102 .382 -- -- 165-278 .593 724 61 185 256 95 1,007

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1980-81 36 -- 90-225 .400 -- -- 37-54 .685 171 76 86 11 65 2171981-82 35 -- 157-395 .397 -- -- 65-102 .637 216 82 93 8 83 3791982-83 27 -- 83-266 312 -- -- 39-63 .619 131 42 62 13 60 2051983-84 28-26 30.5 106-239 .452 -- -- 31-40 .775 129 50 60 11 77 2434 Years 126-26 30.5 436-1125 .388 -- -- 172-259 .664 647 250 301 43 285 1,044

#14 - 1,048Maryann Abanobi (Sugar Land, Texas)YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.2004-05 28-5 9.3 17-70 .243 1-12 .082 12-16 .750 31 7 21 0 7 472005-06 28-28 32.9 92-279 .330 48-142 .328 46-62 .742 84 45 28 2 27 2782006-07 33-32 31.8 128-341 .375 45-146 .308 54-69 .783 104 57 46 9 34 3552007-08 29-28 32.0 144-328 .439 30-83 .361 50-61 .820 115 52 55 11 19 3684 Years 118-93 26.8 381-1,018 .374 124-382 .325 162-208 .779 334 161 150 22 87 1,048

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.2007-08 29-28 784 84-245 .343 35-98 .357 44-60 .733 69 102 92 0 29 2472008-09 33-32 1058 139-328 .424 49-131 .374 53-65 .815 93 124 86 0 27 380 2009-10 31-30 939 151-369 .409 60-150 .400 46-63 .730 106 44 77 1 37 4082010- 3 Years 93-90 2,781 374-942 .397 144-379 .380 143-188 .761 268 270 255 1 93 1,035

#16 - 1,035Tamara Simmons (Arlington, Texas)

#13 - 1,049Julie Massey (Mansfi eld, Texas)

YEAR G-S MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb. A TO B S Pts.1976-77 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 282 - - - - 2201977-78 28 -- 134-259 .517 -- -- 53-85 .623 146 - - - - 3211978-79 27 -- 71-162 .438 -- -- 26-44 .591 140 26 65 2 15 1681979-80 28 -- 154-310 .497 -- -- 32-62 .516 201 52 99 6 39 3404 Years 113 -- 359-731 .484 -- -- 111-191 .581 769 78 164 8 54 1,049

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OVERALL CONFERENCEYear Coach W L Pct. W L Pct. H A N'72-73 Carla Lowery 3 7 .300 - - - 1-0 0-2 2-5'73-74* Lowery/Conradt 9 14 .391 - - - 4-6 1-0 4-8Total 12 21 .364 - - - 5-6 1-2 6-13

'73-74* Lowery/Conradt 9 14 .391 - - - 4-6 1-0 4-8'74-75 Jody Conradt 11 14 .440 - - - 2-1 1-4 8-9'75-76 Jody Conradt 23 11 .677 - - - 9-2 3-2 11-7Total 43 39 .524 - - - 15-9 5-6 23-24

'76-77 Cindy Salser 20 11 .645 - - - 7-1 6-4 7-6'77-78 Cindy Salser 21 10 .677 - - - 10-2 4-4 7-4'78-79 Cindy Salser 10 17 .370 - - - 6-2 4-11 0-4Total 51 38 .573 - - - 23-5 14-19 14-14

'79-80 Connie Kelch 12 16 .429 - - - 7-6 4-9 1-1'80-81 Connie Kelch 18 18 .500 - - - 8-6 6-9 4-3'81-82 Connie Kelch 20 17 .541 - - - 10-5 7-10 3-2'82-83 Connie Kelch 10 17 .370 1 4 .200 4-2 3-11 3-4'83-84 Connie Kelch 14 14 .500 5 7 .417 9-5 4-8 1-1'84-85 Connie Kelch 13 14 .482 8 4 .667 10-9 2-5 1-0'85-86 Connie Kelch 11 15 .423 5 5 .500 6-6 4-8 1-1'86-87 Connie Kelch 8 18 .308 3 9 .250 6-5 2-11 0-2'87-88 Connie Kelch 5 22 .185 2 12 .143 2-10 1-12 2-0'88-89 Connie Kelch 6 21 .222 1 13 .071 2-9 3-9 1-3Total 117 172 .405 25 54 .316 64-63 36-92 17-17

'89-90 Jerry Isler 11 17 .393 7 7 .500 5-6 5-7 1-4'90-91 Jerry Isler 13 15 .464 8 6 .571 8-4 5-11 0-0'91-92 Jerry Isler 18 11 .621 12 6 .667 8-5 9-6 1-0Total 42 43 .494 27 19 .587 21-15 19-24 2-4

'92-93 Mike Dean 11 16 .407 7 11 .389 9-4 2-11 0-1'93-94 Mike Dean 14 13 .519 11 7 .611 9-5 5-7 0-1'94-95 Mike Dean 10 17 .370 9 9 .500 8-4 2-12 0-1'95-96 Mike Dean 14 13 .519 9 9 .500 9-5 5-7 0-1'96-97 Mike Dean 17 11 .607 11 5 .688 7-3 7-7 3-1'97-98 Mike Dean 18 9 .667 11 5 .688 8-3 9-5 1-1'98-99 Mike Dean 18 11 .621 12 6 .667 9-3 5-6 4-2'99-00 Mike Dean 13 15 .464 9 9 .500 7-5 4-10 2-0Total 115 105 .523 79 61 .564 66-32 39-65 10-8

'00-01 Donna Capps 6 21 .222 4 16 .200 5-7 0-14 1-0'01-02 Donna Capps 14 15 .483 12 8 .600 8-4 5-10 1-1'02-03 Donna Capps 15 13 .535 13 7 .650 8-3 7-8 0-2'03-04 Donna Capps 19 12 .613 11 5 .688 10-1 8-8 1-3'04-05 Donna Capps 21 10 .700 13 3 .684 11-0 10-8 0-2'05-06 Donna Capps 20 9 .689 13 3 .684 9-2 9-7 2-0'06-07 Donna Capps 24 9 .727 16 0 1.00 10-1 8-5 6-3Total 119 89 .572 82 42 .661 61-18 47-60 11-11

‘07-08 Samantha Morrow 19 10 .655 13 3 .813 9-2 8-7 2-1‘08-09 Samantha Morrow 22 11 .667 14 2 .875 9-1 10-7 3-3‘09-10 Samantha Morrow 15 16 .484 9 7 .562 7-4 6-9 2-3Total 56 37 .602 36 12 .750 25-7 24-23 10-7

Totals (38 Years) 546 530 .507 249 188 .569 276-149 184-291 86-90SLC (28 Years) 399 395 .502 249 188 .569 203-117 138-229 36-38* Carla Lowery and Jody Conradt were co-head coaches for the 1973-74 season

CONFERENCE FINISHES1982-83 ............................................... T4th1983-84 ................................................ 5th1984-85 ............................................... 2nd1985-86 ................................................ 4th1986-87 ................................................ 6th1987-88 ................................................ 8th1988-89 ................................................ 8th1989-90 ................................................ T4th1990-91 ................................................ T3rd1991-92 ................................................ 4th1992-93 ................................................ 6th1993-94 ................................................ 5th1994-95 ................................................ 7th1995-96 ................................................ T5th1996-97 ................................................ 3rd1997-98 ................................................ 2nd1998-99 ................................................ T2nd1999-00 ................................................ 6th2000-01 ................................................ 10th2001-02 ................................................ 4th2002-03 ................................................ 5th2003-04 ................................................ 3rd2004-05 ................................................ T1st2005-06 ................................................ 2nd2006-07 ................................................ 1st (West)2007-08 ................................................ 2nd (West)2008-09 ................................................ 1st (West)2009-10 ................................................ 4th (West)

PROGRAM HISTORYOverall 546-530 (.507) - 38 YearsSLC 249-187 (.571) - 28 YearsHome 276-149 (.649)Road 184-291 (.387)Neutral 86-90 (.489)SLC Regular-Season Titles 2004-05 2006-07(Co-Champions) 2008-09SLC Tournament Titles 2004-05 2006-07

POSTSEASON INFORMATIONWNIT Berths 1998-99 2008-09NCAA Tournament Berths 2004-05 2006-07

Women’s National Invitational Tournament1998-99 (Waco, Texas) Baylor 71, UTA 602008-09 (Stillwater, Okla.) Oklahoma State 82, UTA 72

NCAA Tournament2004-05 (Dallas, Texas) Texas Tech 69. UTA 492006-07 (Los Angeles, Calif.) Texas A&M 58, UTA 50

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UT ARLINGTON TEAM STATISTICS YEAR-BY-YEARYEARS G FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT OR-DR TOT AVG F-DQ A TO B S PTS AVG1978-79 27 707-1720 .411 -- -- 258-435 .649 -- 1199 44.4 539-15 343 705 83 232 1672 61.91979-80 28 802-1771 .453 -- -- 308-482 .639 -- 1171 41.8 570-30 396 623 102 226 1912 68.31980-81 36 947-2374 .399 -- -- 330-516 .640 -- 1370 38.1 689-27 493 665 143 349 2224 61.81981-82 37 986-2405 .410 -- -- 384-634 .606 -- 1650 44.6 717-23 488 777 153 369 2356 63.71982-83 27 649-1731 .375 -- -- 264-430 .614 -- 1096 41.0 516-12 255 565 42 331 1562 58.01983-84 28 811-1896 .428 -- -- 334-536 .623 -- 1096 39.1 603-18 358 568 50 363 1956 69.91984-85 27 774-1819 .426 - - 251-424 .592 1123 41.6 534-22 402 616 59 309 1799 66.61985-86 26 732-1681 .435 - - 443-650 .682 - 1044 40.2 552-18 401 501 64 249 1907 73.31986-87 26 638-1700 .402 21-82 .256 357-563 .634 -- 1100 42.3 604-23 358 573 67 257 1744 67.11987-88 27 681-1657 .411 72-248 .290 302-488 .619 -- 1036 38.4 562-29 356 632 79 235 1736 64.31988-89 27 698-1842 .378 81-234 .346 364-527 .690 -- 1190 44.1 591-26 282 488 78 179 1841 68.21989-90 28 654-1673 .391 47-156 .301 476-621 .767 -- 1165 41.6 621-24 346 559 77 183 1831 65.41990-91 28 755-1770 .427 55-170 .324 479-723 .663 -- 1259 45.0 660-29 411 611 113 259 2044 73.01991-92 29 761-1835 .415 76-211 .360 524-779 .673 369-806 1175 40.5 630-21 391 582 86 348 2122 73.21992-93 27 571-1690 .338 117-435 .269 338-523 .646 369-682 1051 38.9 592-34 265 474 52 316 1597 59.11993-94 27 660-1689 .391 115-397 .290 412-655 .629 407-704 1111 41.1 593-21 299 474 53 327 1847 68.41994-95 27 660-1803 .366 107-403 .266 307-519 .592 444-740 1184 43.9 614-32 298 538 118 310 1734 64.21995-96 27 651-1643 .396 89-308 .289 350-553 .633 354-714 1068 39.6 607-20 320 555 78 334 1741 64.51996-97 28 652-1644 .397 99-311 .318 323-511 .632 360-741 1101 39.3 518-12 371 520 94 273 1726 61.61997-98 27 635-1580 .402 107-313 .342 390-574 .679 389-727 1116 41.3 517-21 361 477 125 242 1767 65.41998-99 29 593-1538 .386 115-357 .322 471-638 .738 318-673 991 34.2 497-8 293 469 65 238 1772 61.11999-00 28 546-1529 .357 93-345 .270 382-564 .677 333-711 1044 37.3 446-8 250 495 47 271 1567 56.02000-01 27 560-1591 .352 84-322 .261 315-526 .599 387-698 1085 40.2 570-20 229 602 56 255 1519 56.32001-02 29 677-1804 .375 107-377 .289 307-508 .604 496-701 1197 41.3 523-16 331 550 69 283 1770 61.02002-03 28 619-1700 .364 134-447 .300 336-486 .691 490-621 1111 39.7 525-11 346 523 71 260 1708 61.02003-04 31 705-1855 .380 193-625 .309 414-598 .692 504-725 1229 39.6 626-12 410 610 86 329 2017 65.12004-05 31 681-1797 .379 177-538 .329 309-440 .702 504-635 1139 36.7 515-9 326 488 82 284 1848 59.62005-06 29 622-1730 .360 189-553 .342 381-592 .644 511-661 1172 40.4 552-17 287 387 88 250 1814 62.62006-07 33 767-1990 .385 170-538 .316 437-639 .684 565-713 1278 38.7 619-16 346 437 69 275 2141 64.92007-08 29 743-1743 .426 113-357 .317 383-562 .681 420-825 1245 42.9 520-12 398 563 67 183 1982 68.32008-09 33 868-1916 .453 129-385 .712 543-763 .712 415-941 1356 41.1 557-14 488 579 87 234 2408 73.02009-10 31 739-1885 .392 147-458 .321 455-655 .695 419-851 1270 41.0 580-14 365 607 93 264 2080 67.1BOLD indicates single-season team records

OPPONENT TEAM STATISTICS YEAR-BY-YEARYEARS G FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT OR-DR TOT AVG F-DQ A TO B S PTS AVG1978-79 27 772-1968 .392 -- -- 380-594 .640 -- 1159 42.9 481-11 321 486 40 338 1924 71.31979-80 28 776-1862 .417 -- -- 386-594 .650 -- 1139 40.7 498-11 365 513 56 282 1938 69.21980-81 36 912-2292 .398 -- -- 486-777 .625 -- 1561 43.4 592-11 454 695 71 317 2310 64.21981-82 37 930-2362 .394 -- -- 496-798 .622 -- 1560 42.2 632-16 450 759 81 395 2356 63.71982-83 27 712-1661 .429 -- -- 349-528 .661 -- 1168 43.3 482-8 329 560 41 266 1773 65.71983-84 28 773-1705 .453 -- -- 422--638 .661 -- 1225 43.8 555-17 379 662 51 246 1968 70.31984-85 27 800-1772 .451 - - 401-617 .650 - 1142 42.3 429-8 439 611 62 257 2001 74.1 1985-86 26 819-1760 .435 - - 377-598 .630 - 1148 44.2 565-25 468 491 49 223 2015 77.5 1986-87 26 716-1677 .427 18-56 .321 449-670 .670 -- 1173 45.1 517-18 409 591 47 284 1899 73.01987-88 27 803-1784 .450 31-96 .323 447-691 .647 -- 1214 45.0 534-14 457 527 64 348 2084 77.21988-89 27 792-1808 .438 46-120 .383 467-702 .665 -- 1232 45.6 541-16 345 459 95 220 2097 77.71989-90 28 749-1752 .428 86-256 .336 410-632 .649 -- 1120 40.0 573-20 428 491 121 222 1994 71.21990-91 28 729-1862 .392 85-286 .297 526-807 .652 -- 1255 44.8 634-23 430 591 90 319 2069 73.91991-92 29 766-1853 .413 74-279 .265 447-701 .638 485-832 1317 45.4 638-24 390 685 65 312 2053 70.81992-93 27 584-1444 .404 48-117 .281 452-673 .672 351-861 1212 44.9 492-17 319 602 69 236 1668 61.81993-94 27 616-1470 .419 90-253 .356 454-694 .654 347-779 1126 41.7 576-23 332 604 65 218 1776 65.81994-95 27 639-1541 .415 85-239 .356 466-734 .635 352-813 1165 43.1 506-9 352 583 94 235 1829 67.71995-96 27 595-1511 .394 71-259 .274 493-736 .670 367-769 1136 42.1 521-12 320 589 79 273 1754 65.01996-97 28 596-1536 .388 71-238 .298 366-559 .655 326-750 1076 38.4 496-17 299 573 62 222 1629 58.21997-98 27 525-1468 .358 85-287 .296 396-604 .656 331-666 997 36.9 509-15 295 528 63 231 1531 56.71998-99 29 637-1527 .417 65-229 .284 365-527 .693 312-723 1035 35.7 564-19 315 527 90 246 1704 58.81999-00 28 605-1552 .390 59-259 .228 292-452 .646 349-753 1102 39.4 500-14 323 535 67 232 1561 55.82000-01 27 670-1580 .424 101-314 .322 383-619 .619 358-759 1117 41.4 511-8 383 530 84 307 1824 67.62001-02 29 666-1630 .409 104-311 .334 345-516 .669 363-751 1114 38.4 505 394 603 106 273 1781 61.42002-03 28 603-1443 .418 83-311 .267 337-524 .643 325-674 999 35.7 475 339 585 89 212 1626 58.12003-04 31 624-1606 .389 115-422 .273 461-697 .661 393-741 1134 36.6 578 351 676 79 251 1824 58.82004-05 31 618-1461 .423 99-317 .312 334-504 .663 316-695 1011 32.6 482 331 604 99 197 1669 53.82005-06 29 499-1347 .368 95-278 .342 402-593 .678 299-714 1013 34.9 570 288 555 74 168 1495 51.62006-07 33 610-1544 .395 78-295 .264 481-695 .692 314-763 1104 33.5 657 317 625 118 183 1779 53.92007-08 29 669-1791 .374 142-484 .293 354-512 .691 385-674 1059 36.5 555 328 505 84 239 1834 63.22008-09 33 771-2092 .369 203-666 .305 408-582 .701 468-748 1216 36.8 634 387 533 88 266 2153 65.22009-10 31 791-1972 .401 171-541 .316 424-631 .672 452-835 1287 41.5 557 390 562 91 256 2177 70.2

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TEAM W L FIRST LAST STREAKAbilene Christian 8 5 03/02/73 02/14/87 L1Alabama 0 1 12/10/94 12/10/94 L1Alabama-Birmingham 0 1 12/20/09 12/20/09 L1Alcorn State 1 0 12/18/95 12/18/95 W1Angelo State 4 0 02/13/77 01/07/86 W4Arizona 0 1 12/01/89 12/01/89 L1Arizona State 0 1 12/03/82 12/03/82 L1Arkansas 0 4 12/22/92 11/25/01 L4Arkansas-Little Rock 2 0 11/19/04 11/17/06 W2Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1 0 11/20/99 11/20/99 W1Arkansas State 5 7 02/10/83 12/15/09 L3Auburn 0 2 11/18/97 12/20/99 L2Austin College 1 0 01/27/83 01/27/83 W1Baylor 3 17 02/06/76 11/20/01 L6Baylor Junior Varsity 1 0 02/03/77 02/03/77 W1Belmont 1 0 12/18/98 12/18/98 W1Bethune-Cookman 1 0 11/17/01 11/17/01 W1Boise State 1 0 12/04/82 12/04/82 W1Bowling Green State 0 1 12/20/06 12/20/06 L1California-Irvine 1 0 12/21/95 12/21/95 W1Cal State Fullerton 1 0 11/25/06 11/25/06 W1Cal State Northridge 2 0 12/01/86 11/14/97 W2Centenary 2 0 11/19/99 11/26/99 W2Central Arkansas 3 1 01/04/07 02/20/10 L1Central Florida 1 1 11/16/01 12/17/05 W1Charlotte 49ers 1 0 12/21/07 12/21/07 W1Cincinnati 0 2 11/26/91 12/14/05 L2Clemson 0 2 11/30/95 12/19/95 L2Cornell 1 0 12/31/05 12/31/05 W1Creighton 0 1 02/26/85 02/26/85 L1Crowder JC 0 1 11/28/80 11/28/80 L1Dallas Baptist 2 0 02/22/75 03/15/75 W2Denver 1 0 12/19/98 12/19/98 W1Eastern Illinois 1 0 12/04/92 12/04/92 W1Eastfi eld JC 1 0 02/21/75 02/21/75 W1Elon Phoenix 1 0 12/20/07 12/20/07 W1Florida 0 1 12/19/05 12/19/05 L1Florida International 1 0 11/29/96 11/29/96 W1Florida State 0 1 12/18/04 12/18/04 L1Fresno State 0 1 12/05/87 12/05/87 L1Grambling State 1 3 01/09/90 12/21/96 L1Georgia Tech 0 1 12/20/08 12/20/08 L1Hardin Simmons 5 0 01/28/77 11/27/82 W5Hawaii 1 0 12/16/03 12/16/03 W1Henderson JC 1 2 02/22/74 02/16/77 W1Henderson State 1 0 02/21/77 02/21/77 W1Houston 0 8 03/06/77 11/17/09 L8Houston Baptist 2 0 01/03/09 12/30/09 W2Howard JC 1 0 02/19/76 02/19/76 W1Huston-Tillotson 2 0 11/20/81 01/25/82 W2Incarnate Word 1 0 11/29/90 11/29/90 W1Jackson State 1 1 01/07/85 12/28/96 W1Kansas 1 2 11/30/91 11/21/04 W1Kansas State 0 1 12/14/08 12/14/08 L1Lafayette 1 0 12/21/03 12/21/03 W1Lamar 23 16 02/07/75 03/11/10 L3LaSalle 1 0 11/20/05 11/20/05 W1Liberty 1 0 12/19/06 12/19/06 W1Louisiana-Lafayette 2 9 11/28/79 02/21/87 L5Louisiana-Monroe 20 30 01/10/81 01/09/05 W2Louisiana Tech 0 10 03/10/77 12/19/00 L10Louisville 0 1 11/20/98 11/20/98 L1Loyola Marymount 0 1 11/28/86 11/28/86 L1LSU 1 1 02/16/74 02/10/78 L1Marshall 0 2 12/18/07 12/2/08 L2McMurry 1 0 11/14/80 11/14/80 W1McNeese State 35 19 01/06/82 02/10/10 W6Memphis 1 1 01/28/85 12/18/08 W1Michigan 0 1 11/29/03 11/29/03 L1Michigan State 0 1 11/19/06 11/19/06 L1Middle Tenn. State 0 2 12/16/88 12/04/93 L2Midwestern State 2 3 02/23/73 11/26/08 W1Mississippi 1 3 11/24/89 12/29/06 W1Mississippi College 3 1 11/24/89 12/29/85 L1Mississippi U for Women 0 2 01/12/79 01/09/81 L2Missouri-Kansas City 2 1 01/07/93 11/24/09 W2Montana State 1 0 11/17/08 11/17/08 W1Morehead State 0 1 11/30/08 11/30/08 L1Nebraska 0 1 12/06/03 12/06/03 L1Nevada-Las Vegas 0 2 11/25/94 11/27/04 L2Nevada-Reno 3 1 12/07/87 12/07/91 W3

TEAM W L FIRST LAST STREAKNew Mexico 4 1 12/13/91 12/07/96 L1New Mexico State 4 0 12/04/81 12/03/05 W4New Orleans 1 0 12/02/88 12/02/88 W1Niagara 0 1 12/02/89 12/02/89 L1Nicholls State 32 1 01/23/92 03/03/10 W14North Dakota State 1 1 01/08/82 11/24/06 L1North Texas 25 28 02/12/73 12/30/04 W1Northern Arizona 2 1 12/02/83 11/09/07 W2Northwestern State 17 34 03/11/76 02/06/10 W9Oklahoma 3 9 11/19/79 12/03/09 L1Oklahoma City 0 3 01/15/82 12/02/82 L3Oklahoma State 1 7 01/08/80 03/21/09 L1Oral Roberts 3 5 01/07/80 11/25/03 W3Oregon 0 1 12/19/94 12/19/94 L1Ouachita Baptist 2 0 01/09/82 02/15/86 W2Panhandle State 0 1 11/26/82 11/26/82 L1Pepperdine 1 1 12/01/06 11/23/07 L1Pittsburg State 1 1 11/30/80 11/12/07 L1Pittsburgh 0 1 11/26/94 11/26/94 L1Portland State 1 0 12/03/81 12/03/81 W1Prairie View A&M 1 1 01/08/01 11/27/09 L1Ranger JC 2 1 02/05/74 01/27/87 W2Rice 4 2 03/03/83 11/13/09 W4Saint Louis 0 1 11/22/97 11/22/97 L1St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 1 12/04/87 12/15/03 L1St. Mary’s (Texas) 1 2 02/12/82 01/06/84 W1St. John’s 0 2 11/30/02 12/19/09 L1Sam Houston State 41 12 02/22/75 02/27/10 W1San Francisco 2 1 12/08/88 11/29/09 W2Simon Fraser (Canada) 1 0 12/05/80 12/05/80 W1SMU 21 16 03/02/73 11/14/08 W1South Alabama 1 0 11/21/98 11/21/98 W1South Florida 1 2 12/28/92 11/19/05 L1Southeastern Louisiana 16 4 02/01/84 02/17/10 W1Southern 1 0 11/28/87 11/28/87 W1Southern Arkansas 1 0 03/10/76 03/10/76 W1Southern Mississippi 0 3 01/11/79 01/03/85 L3Southern Utah 1 0 11/29/04 11/29/04 W1Southeast Missouri 1 0 12/12/09 12/12/09 W1Southwest Missouri St. 0 1 11/27/87 11/27/87 L1Southwestern 5 0 02/08/83 02/16/87 W5Standford 0 1 12/06/80 12/06/80 L1Stephen F. Austin 16 43 03/14/75 01/20/10 W7Tarleton State 10 5 02/08/74 01/07/91 W1TCU 13 16 01/24/74 11/20/08 L13Temple JC 2 8 02/11/74 01/12/81 W2Texas 0 11 02/04/77 01/05/10 L11Texas-El Paso 3 1 11/29/91 12/04/05 W1Texas-Pan American 6 0 12/06/85 01/02/04 W6UTSA 27 23 01/04/82 03/09/10 W2Texas A&M 3 9 02/08/74 12/28/07 L9Texas A&M-Commerce 9 2 03/17/73 11/22/03 W9Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 8 5 01/10/00 03/06/10 L2Texas Southern 7 9 02/12/76 12/30/09 L3Texas State 24 29 02/23/73 01/30/10 W8Texas Tech 1 12 02/01/74 11/28/09 L11Texas Wesleyan 27 5 03/16/73 11/30/99 L1Texas Woman’s 10 4 12/10/75 02/16/82 W3Trinity 1 0 02/05/76 02/05/76 W1Troy 1 0 12/16/05 12/16/05 W1Tulane 1 1 11/23/90 12/30/06 L1Tulsa 1 0 12/29/08 12/29/08 W1Vanderbilt 0 1 12/03/91 12/03/91 L1Villanova 0 1 11/28/04 11/28/04 L1Wake Forest 1 0 11/21/97 11/21/97 W1Wayland Baptist 0 4 03/06/76 01/09/85 L4Wayne State 1 0 11/29/80 11/29/80 W1Weatherford JC 1 5 02/11/74 01/21/78 W1Weber State 0 1 12/06/90 12/06/90 L1West Texas A&M 5 7 02/02/74 02/24/86 L3Western Illinois 0 1 11/29/86 11/29/86 L1Wichita State 1 1 12/05/92 12/11/93 L1Wisconsin 0 1 11/29/02 11/29/02 L1Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 0 12/06/96 12/06/96 W1Wyoming 1 1 01/09/86 01/06/90 W1 BOLD denotes 2010-11 Opponents

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AAAAAAAbanobi, Maryann 2004-08

Albert, Shiney 1999Alldredge, Johanna 1975-77Allen, Lawanna 1997-99Alexander, Jackie 1981-82Alexander, Monica 1990-91

BBBBBBBaker, Tammie 2005-06Banks, Charlotte 1999-00Basinger, Kim 1975-76Barree, Sharlyn 1986-88Bahrens, Jara 1989-90Bennett, Nancy 1972-73Blocker, Sherry 1972-73Bobb, Ashley 2004-07Boniol, Jennifer 1998-00Bonner, LaWanda 1989-90Bowden, Nancy 1982-83Bowen, Camellia 1988-90Bowman, Shay 2006-08Broadus, Melissa 1995-99Brown, Joneatta 2002-04Brown, Temeckia 2002-04Buchanan, Krystal 2001-05Bullard, Wendie 1998-99Burt, Shannon 1974-75Burr, Tracy 1985-88Buxkemper, Jamie 2005-08

CCCCCCCallicut, Cyndie 1974-75Campbell, Tasha 1999-01Campbell, Stacy 1985-89Champion, Candice 2005-09Cole, Ashley 2005-06Coleman, Barbara 1974-75Coleman, Julie 1978-82Collins, Nikki 2001-02Colvard-Kajihiro, Julie 1978-80Combs, Shondria 2006-07Conley, Sheila 1975-77Cottington, Lori 1974-75, 76-79Crawford, Ashley 2005-06Creel, Susan 1984-85Crittle, Adriana 2007-08Cunningham, Chelecha 1997-98Cupps, Brenda 1982-84Curry, Jeannie 1984-85Curtis, Carly 1992-93

DDDDDDDaniel, Rachel 1983-86Darez, Jalila 1997-00Daugherty, Joyce 1976-80Dean, Roni 1972-73Delasbour, LaQuita 1994-97, 98-99Denney, Tracy 1998-00DeNure, Sabreena 2009-Diaz, Genoveva 1981-83Dike, Donna 2009-Dixon, Erin 2005-09Dowell, Kim 1992-96Drake, Kristin 1993-96Dudley, Kristi 2005-06Duffey, LaTosha 2007-10

EEEEEEEchiverri, Leah 1999-00Ellison, Sherrian 1982-83Ensz, Christi 1990-92Erwin, Connie 1990-92

FFFFFFFairley, Melissa 2001-03Fenoglio, Rechea 2001-02Franklin, Chris 1985-87Fuller, Melissa 1999-01

GGGGGGGalbreath, Dani 1991-92, 93-94Gibson, Laurie 1972-73Grace, Kristina 2006-09Graves, Tamesha 2003-05Gray, Allison 1980-84Gruca, Debbie 1986-87Gunter-Stanfi eld, Kathy 1973-75

HHHHHHHawkins, Jenna 1990-92Hawkins, KaShayla 2002-04Haynes, Gale 1993-97Haynes, Tami 1992-93Haxton, Darcy 1978-82Heil, Nikki 1997-01Hodges, Ellisan 1974-75House, Audra 1989-90Huffman, Kay 1972-73Hughes, Shalonda 1995-96, 1997-99Hutchins, Abby 1989-90

JJJJJJJackson, Adrianna 2000-02Jackson, Dana 1986-89Johnson, Cindy 1983-85Johnson, Moriah 2001-02Johnson, Natasha 1993-97Johnson, Sheena 2000-04Johnson, Tonya 1988-90Jones, Patricia 1984-85Jones, Sharon 1978-80Justice, Susan 1972-75

KKKKKKKirk, Linda 1972-73Kolenovsky, Laura 1995-96Kupersmith, Betty Lou 1993-95

LLLLLLLane, Melanie 2002-06Larned, Erika 1992-93Lemker, Karen 1976-79Lewis, LaToya 2002-04Lewis, Penny 1984-86

MMMMMMMack, Edna 1983-86Magness, Laura Lee 1987-89Maloy, Cynthia 1976-80Manahan, LaQuinta 1999-00Martin, Shalyn 2007-Massey, Julie 1976-80

Massey, Marian 1979-80

Mayhew, Chris 1974-75McCartney, Melanie 1978-80McGary, Dawn 1991-93McGill, Judith 1986-87Mergerson, Veronica 2009-Murray, Cindy 1981-82Murray, Lydia 1983-85

NNNNNNNelson, Meghan 2007-10Nichols, Leonna 1975-76Nix, Melissa 1989-92Nzeukou, Sandrine 2007-08

OOOOOOOgunoye, Rola 2001-05Owen, Karen 1974-75

PPPPPPParker, Kiara 2009-Parrish, Leah 1976-77Paskell, Erica 2009-10Penrose, Meg 1985-88Pierson, Eddie 1993-95Popelka, Shirley 1975-76Powell, Debbie 1972-73Powell, Jodie 1973-76Powers, Tina 1978-80Priebe, Leslie 1987-89Pruett, Ava 1972-73Pruitt, Kim 1990-94Purgason, Ashley 2003-04

RRRRRRRay, Tammy 1986-87Reagan, Chronda 2001-03Reed, Veronica 1996-98Reynolds, Kris 1974-75Richardson, N’Kiesa 2001-02Riewe, Della 1984-85Riles, Tiffeny 2004-08Robinson, Kim 1991-92Rodawalt, Lesia 1975-77Roewe, Julie 1989-91Rudiger, Chris 1990-91Rumph, Kendra 2001-04

SSSSSSSandas, Evonne 1978-81Scott, Vesta 1980-83Shea, Kathy 1978-82Shofner, Kiarra 2007-10Shows, Joanna 1991-92Shuvalov, Nina 1992-93Simmons, Tamara 2007-Sims, Dominique 2005-06Smith, Carolyn 1978-81Smith, Elizabeth 1992-93Smithers-Wojciak, Page 1982-86Spriggs, Shannon 1992-95Stepp, Janice 1975-79Strait, Sarah 1995-96Strambler, KeKe 2001-02Strong, Tanya 1995-98Suber, Tonya 1999-00Sydow, Karen 1974-75

TTTTTTTalley, Jill 1982-84Taylor, Charlene 1981-82Tennison, Angela 1987-89Terral, Nicole 2008-10Terry, Stacie 1994-98Thomas, Jessica 1984-85Thomas, Rissa 1987-89Thompson, Katrina 1987-90Thompson, Lezle 1997-99Tojjinay Thompson 2003-07Tilghman, Tracy 1987-89Tollefson, Amy 1986-88

VVVVVVVan Hoose, Leslie 1997-99

WWWWWWWagoner, Sonia 1990-92Walker, Lisa 1991-93Walker, Nikia 1994-95Wallace, Terra 2003-07Washington, LaTrisha 1999-01Washington, Vivian 1986-87Webb, Desiree 1986-87Weems, Mary 1975-77Wesley, Tabitha 2004-05Wharekura, Renee 1999-01White, Alesheia 2004-06White, Heather 1994-96White, Therese 1980-82Whitely, Dawn 1992-93Wiese, Julie 2001-02Williams, Monticee 1995-99Willrich, Penny 1992-93Wilson, Debbie 1975-76Wilson, Kathy 1991-92Wright, Linda 1979-82

YYYYYYYoakum, Shaye 2000-04York, Traci 1983-86

ZZZZZZZackery, Tamara 1991-93

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CENTRAL ARKANSASUTA leads 3-1Home: 1-1, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 0-001/04/07 W* 74-43 Conway, Ark.01/10/08 W* 80-58 Arlington02/21/09 W* 98-69 Conway, Ark.02/20/10 L* 59-67 Arlington

CENTRAL FLORIDASeries tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 1-1, Neutral: 0-011/16/01 L 55-69 Orlando, Fla.12/17/05 W 65-22 Orlando, Fla.

CHARLOTTE 49ERSUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/21/07 W 68-60 Charlotte, N.C.

CINCINNATICincinnati leads 2-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-011/26/91 L 71-79 Cincinnati, Ohio12/14/05 L 61-73 Cincinnati, Ohio

CLEMSONClemson leads 2-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-011/30/95 L 54-78 Clemson, S.C.12/19/95 L 72-85 Arlington

CORNELLUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/31/05 W 75-57 Arlington

CREIGHTONCreighton leads 1-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-002/26/85 L 81-89 Arlington

CROWDER JCCrowder JC leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/28/80 L 55-64 Pittsburg, Kan.

DALLAS BAPTISTUTA leads 2-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 2-002/22/75 W 75-67 Denton03/15/75 W 62-45 Commerce

DENVERUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/19/98 W 49-43 San Antonio

EASTERN ILLINOISUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/04/92 W 64-49 Arlington

EASTFIELD JCUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-002/21/75 W 69-33 Denton

ELON-PHOENIXUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/20/07 W 80-58 Charlotte, N.C.

FLORIDAFlorida leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/19/05 L 49-59 Gainesville, Fla.

12/15/09 L(OT) 60-67 Jonesboro, Ark.

AUBURNAuburn leads 2-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-011/18/97 L 36-55 Auburn, Ala.12/20/99 L 42-75 Auburn, Ala.

AUSTIN COLLEGEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-001/27/83 W 102-29 Stephenville

BAYLORBaylor leads 17-3Home: 3-2, Away: 0-13, Neutral: 0-202/06/76 L 60-73 Waco03/11/76 L 61-95 Magnolia, Ark.02/25/77 L 85-103 Waco03/03/78 L 51-98 Wichita Falls11/17/80 L 64-70 Arlington01/03/81 L 53-80 Waco02/14/81 L 68-84 Waco02/10/82 L 68-95 Waco01/07/84 L 71-83 Waco11/27/84 W 68-65 Arlington12/02/85 L 58-71 Waco12/16/86 W 71-63 Arlington12/01/87 L 70-76 Waco11/28/88 W 78-72 Arlington11/29/89 L 68-72 Waco11/27/90 L 88-96 Arlington12/03/94 L 44-63 Waco03/12/99 L^ 60-71 Waco12/12/99 L 48-69 Waco11/20/01 L 55-90 Waco

BAYLOR JVUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-002/03/77 W 75-70 Waco

BELMONTUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/18/98 W 59-49 San Antonio

BETHUNE-COOKMANUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/17/01 W 66-56 Orlando, Fla.

BOISE STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/04/82 W 58-49 Las Cruces, N.M.

BOWLING GREEN STATEBowling Green leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral 0-112/20/06 L 48-59 Cancun, Mexico

CALIFORNIA-IRVINEUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/21/95 W 78-72 Arlington

CAL STATE FULLERTONUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/25/06 W 61-42 Bozeman, Mont.

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGEUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/01/86 W 91-78 Arlington11/14/97 W 66-50 Northridge, Calif.

CENTENARYUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/19/99 W 71-52 San Marcos

ABILENE CHRISTIANUTA leads 8-5Home: 3-1, Away: 1-3, Neutral: 4-103/02/73 L 19-37 Denton03/05/76 W 84-74 Nacogdoches 02/12/77 W 58-57 San Angelo12/3/77 W 71-69 Dallas01/12/78 W 67-60 Arlington11/21/78 W 75-69 Arlington01/22/80 W 80-73 Abilene11/15/80 L 56-91 Abilene01/16/81 W 66-64 Arlington01/14/84 L 75-79 Arlington02/13/84 L 55-71 Abilene11/30/84 W 77-58 Canyon02/14/87 L 74-91 Abilene

ALABAMAAlabama leads 1-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/10/94 L 62-99 Arlington

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAMAlabama-Birmingham leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/20/09 L 46-59 Jamaica, NY

ALCORN STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/18/95 W 68-52 Arlington

ANGELO STATEUTA leads 4-0Home: 1-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 1-002/13/77 W 86-78 San Angelo03/06/77 W 70-58 Edinburg01/15/85 W 89-69 Arlington01/07/86 W 78-77 San Angelo

ARIZONAArizona leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/01/89 L 66-68 Coral Gables, Fla.

ARIZONA STATEArizona State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/03/82 L 63-89 Las Cruces, N.M.

ARKANSASArkansas leads 4-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-112/22/92 L 43-79 Fayetteville, Ark.12/22/93 L 57-73 Arlington11/23/96 L 53-64 Fayetteville, Ark.11/25/01 L 48-79 Little Rock, Ark.

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCKUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-011/19/04 W 76-59 Little Rock, Ark.11/17/06 W 59-58 Arlington

ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFFUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/20/99 W 70-38 San Marcos

ARKANSAS STATEArkansas State leads 7-5Home: 3-3, Away: 2-3, Neutral: 0-102/10/83 W 67-58 Arlington01/28/84 L 58-64 Arlington02/23/84 L 77-89 Jonesboro, Ark.01/26/85 W 76-70 Jonesboro, Ark.02/21/85 W 62-61 Arlington01/18/86 L 76-83 Arlington02/13/86 W 84-73 Jonesboro, Ark.01/17/87 L 58-69 Jonesboro, Ark.02/12/87 W 78-74 Arlington01/09/88 L 55-62 Arlington12/09/88 L 74-87 San Francisco, Calif.

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LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTELouisiana-Lafayette leads 9-2Home: 1-3, Away: 0-5, Neutral: 1-111/28/79 W 74-65 Natchitoches, La.01/18/83 L 47-94 Lafayette, La.12/03/83 L 52-63 Las Cruces, N.M.01/10/84 L 58-75 Arlington02/06/84 L* 60-91 Lafayette, La.02/02/85 W* 63-58 Arlington03/02/85 L* 53-71 Lafayette, La.01/27/86 L* 63-71 Arlington02/22/86 L* 71-83 Lafayette, La.01/26/87 L* 62-75 Lafayette, La.02/21/87 L* 65-73 Arlington

LOUISIANA-MONROELouisiana-Monroe leads 30-20Home: 11-13, Away: 8-17, Neutral: 1-001/10/81 W 70-54 Arlington02/07/81 L 57-62 Monroe, La.02/26/83 L* 53-84 Arlington02/04/84 L* 57-69 Monroe, La.03/01/84 L* 69-90 Arlington02/04/85 L* 53-95 Arlington02/28/05 L* 54-100 Monroe, La.01/25/86 L* 71-73 Arlington02/20/86 L* 58-90 Monroe, La.01/24/87 L* 59-78 Monroe, La.02/19/87 L* 75-94 Arlington01/21/88 L* 65-96 Monroe, La.02/27/88 L* 65-82 Arlington01/19/89 L* 61-92 Monroe, La.02/25/89 L* 67-82 Arlington01/20/90 L* 53-68 Monroe, La.02/17/90 L* 67-71 Arlington01/19/91 L* 73-86 Arlington02/16/91 L* 64-85 Monroe, La.01/30/92 W* 94-80 Monroe, La.02/29/92 W* 78-69 Arlington03/12/92 W# 74-69 Nacogdoches01/04/93 L* 53-74 Arlington03/03/93 L* 46-56 Monroe, La.01/22/94 W* 66-62 Arlington02/17/94 L* 73-83 Monroe, La.01/07/95 W* 66-48 Arlington02/02/95 L* 76-79 Monroe, La.01/25/96 W* 79-66 Arlington02/24/96 W* 81-71 Monroe, La.01/23/97 W* 73-56 Monroe, La.02/27/97 W* 67-49 Arlington02/07/98 W* 65-62 Monroe, La.01/16/99 W* 72-54 Arlington02/20/99 L* 51-63 Monroe, La.01/08/00 L* 52-60 Monroe, La.02/12/00 W* 60-55 Arlington01/13/01 L* 61-73 Arlington03/01/01 L* 68-79 Monroe, La.01/07/02 W* 67-62 Monroe, La.02/25/02 W* 59-44 Arlington02/01/03 W* 67-63 Monroe, La.03/07/03 L* 44-59 Arlington01/07/04 L* 66-70 Arlington02/05/04 L* 49-57 Monroe, La.03/11/04 W# 56-53 Monroe, La.01/22/05 W* 58-44 Arlington02/19/05 L* 47-59 Monroe, La.03/12/05 W# 60-54 Monroe, La.01/22/05 W* 58-44 Arlington

LOUISIANA TECHLouisiana Tech leads 10-0Home: 0-3, Away: 0-5, Neutral: 0-203/10/77 L 70-106 Austin01/04/94 L 41-81 Ruston, La.12/13/94 L 46-87 Arlington02/05/96 L 56-77 Ruston, La.11/30/96 L 39-80 Shreveport, La.12/16/96 L 54-61 Arlington11/24/97 L 38-83 Ruston, La.12/14/98 L 40-73 Arlington12/02/99 L 31-80 Ruston, La.12/19/00 L 44-89 Ruston, La.

INCARNATE WORDUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-011/29/90 W 101-54 Arlington

JACKSON STATESeries tied 1-1Home: 0-1, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-001/07/85 L 58-75 Arlington12/28/96 W 56-46 Jackson, Miss.

KANSASKansas leads 2-1Home: 0-1, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-111/30/91 L 58-70 Arlington12/20/03 L 52-71 Denver, Colo.11/21/04 W 53-49 Lawrence, Kan.

KANSAS STATEKansas State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/14/08 L 63-73 Manhattan, Kan.

LAFAYETTEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/21/03 W 81-59 Denver, Colo.

LAMARUTA leads 23-16Home: 13-4, Away: 8-8, Neutral: 2-4Date Result Score Site02/07/75 L 40-50 Waco03/28/75 L 39-47 Canyon02/05/76 W 75-65 Waco02/08/80 L 65-66 Arlington02/20/82 W 69-61 Arlington02/03/83 L* 58-61 Beaumont01/21/84 W* 83-67 Beaumont02/16/84 W* 70-63 Arlington01/19/85 W* 69-59 Arlington02/14/85 L* 61-71 Beaumont01/11/86 W* 71-67 Beaumont02/06/86 W* 89-70 Arlington01/10/87 W* 66-58 Arlington02/05/87 W* 71-61 Beaumont01/14/88 L 48-85 Arlington01/07/90 L 57-84 Larimee, Wyo.12/03/96 W 72-56 Beaumont02/06/99 W* 70-69 Arlington02/13/99 L* (OT) 53-60 Beaumont01/29/00 W* 49-38 Arlington02/19/00 L* 45-59 Beaumont01/06/01 L* 60-74 Beaumont01/25/01 L* 50-64 Arlington01/12/02 W* 81-64 Arlington02/16/02 L* 51-52 Beaumont01/18/03 W* 63-45 Arlington02/22/03 W* 65-41 Beaumont01/31/04 W* 66-47 Beaumont02/12/05 W* 72-37 Arlington01/14/06 W* 78-41 Arlington02/18/06 W* 60-57 Beaumont02/08/07 W* 65-51 Beaumont02/14/08 W* 69-46 Arlington01/14/09 L* 60-65 Beaumont02/25/09 W* 66-59 Arlington03/13/09 W# 67-62 Katy01/13/10 L* 63-67 Arlington02/24/10 L* 73-79 Beaumont03/11/10 L# 61-70 Katy

LaSALLEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/20/05 W 60-54 Tampa, Fla.

LIBERTY UNIVERSITYUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/19/06 W 58-54 Cancun, Mexico

FLORIDA INTERNATIONALUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/29/96 W 48-44 Shreveport, La.

FLORIDA STATEFlorida State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/18/04 L 70-72 Tallahassee, Fla.

FRESNO STATEFresno State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/05/87 L 49-78 Fresno, Calif.

GRAMBLING STATEGrambling State leads 3-1Home: 1-1, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-001/09/90 L 69-72 Arlington01/31/91 L 70-82 Grambling, La.12/08/95 W 64-57 Arlington12/21/96 L 59-79 Grambling, La.

GEORGIA TECHGeorgia Tech leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 1-012/20/08 L 56-63 Nassau, Bahamas

HARDIN SIMMONSUTA leads 5-0Home: 2-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 1-001/28/77 W 73-66 Stephenville01/20/78 W 76-65 Arlington01/11/82 W 75-53 Arlington02/18/82 W 72-54 Abilene11/27/82 W 65-63 Abilene

HAWAIIUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/16/03 W 59-51 Honolulu, Hawaii

HENDERSON JCHenderson JC leads 2-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-202/22/74 L 45-53 Denton02/21/75 L 63-67 Denton02/16/77 W 86-71 Arlington

HENDERSON STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-002/21/77 W 49-33 Arkadelphia, Ark.

HOUSTONHouston leads 8-0Home: 0-3, Away: 0-4, Neutral: 0-103/06/77 L 64-68 Edinburg11/20/79 L 77-91 Arlington02/02/80 L 65-86 Houston11/14/81 L 57-76 Houston01/23/82 L 52-69 Arlington03/02/83 L 46-71 Houston11/23/85 L 69-100 Houston11/17/09 L 74-78 Arlington

HOUSTON BAPTISTUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-001/03/09 W 66-57 Arlington12/30/09 W 77-65 Houston

HOWARD JCUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-002/19/76 W 92-42 Arlington

HUSTON-TILLOTSONUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-011/20/81 W 78-63 Austin01/25/82 W 80-53 Arlington

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03/10/77 L 70-106 Austin01/04/94 L 41-81 Ruston, La.12/13/94 L 46-87 Arlington02/05/96 L 56-77 Ruston, La.11/30/96 L 39-80 Shreveport, La.12/16/96 L 54-61 Arlington11/24/97 L 38-83 Ruston, La.12/14/98 L 40-73 Arlington12/02/99 L 31-80 Ruston, La.12/19/00 L 44-89 Ruston, La.

LOUISVILLELouisville leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/20/98 L 61-72 Fayetteville, Ark.

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Loyola Marymount leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/28/86 L 53-55 Manhattan, Kan.

LSUSeries Tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-102/16/74 W 49-43 Houston02/10/78 L 57-91 Houston

MARSHALLMarshall leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/18/07 L3OT 91-97 Arlington12/02/08 L 77-82 Huntington, WV

McMURRYUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-011/14/80 W 51-50 Abilene

McNEESE STATEUTA Leads 36-19Home: 22-5, Away: 13-13, Neutral: 1-101/06/82 W 66-64 Arlington02/05/83 L* 52-96 Lake Charles, La.03/10/83 L 66-76 Monroe, La.01/23/84 L* 56-70 Lake Charles, La.02/18/84 W* 84-71 Arlington01/21/85 W* 81-73 Arlington01/13/86 L* 67-84 Lake Charles, La.02/08/86 W* 78-74 Arlington01/12/87 L* 55-76 Arlington02/07/87 L* 66-74 Lake Charles, La.02/06/88 L* (OT) 71-74 Lake Charles, La.02/13/88 W* 57-55 Arlington02/04/89 L* 73-82 Lake Charles, La.02/11/89 L* 57-59 Arlington01/25/90 W* 73-54 Arlington02/22/90 W* 78-72 Lake Charles, La.01/24/91 W* 90-43 Lake Charles, La.02/21/91 W* 75-53 Arlington01/25/92 W* 89-59 Arlington02/20/92 L* 86-88 Lake Charles, La.01/14/93 L* 51-59 Lake Charles, La.02/13/93 W* 80-69 Arlington01/08/94 L* 53-62 Lake Charles, La.02/03/94 W* 64-61 Arlington01/23/95 W* 71-69 Lake Charles, La.02/18/95 W* 73-65 Arlington01/18/96 L* 49-59 Lake Charles, La.02/17/96 W* 66-50 Arlington01/09/97 W* 73-64 Lake Charles, La.01/30/97 W* 70-63 Arlington01/31/98 W* 74-65 Arlington02/28/98 W* 70-62 Lake Charles, La.01/21/99 W* (OT) 68-63 Lake Charles, La.02/04/99 L* 48-50 Arlington01/27/00 L* 48-49 Arlington02/17/00 W* 69-53 Lake Charles, La.01/18/01 L* 63-69 Lake Charles, La.02/17/01 W* 70-64 Arlington01/10/02 L* 49-55 Arlington01/19/02 L* 53-64 Lake Charles, La.01/02/03 W* 71-66 Arlington

02/01/03 W* 79-59 Lake Charles, La.01/17/04 W* 47-30 Arlington02/12/04 W* 63-55 Lake Charles, La.01/15/05 W* 64-48 Lake Charles, La.01/29/05 W* 56-53 Arlington02/02/06 W* (OT) 59-56 Arlington03/03/06 L* 47-48 Lake Charles, La.03/06/06 W# 71-43 Arlington02/10/07 W* 64-45 Arlington02/16/08 W* 43-42 Lake Charles, La.03/12/08 W# 82-68 Katy, Texas02/11/09 W* 73-47 Lake Charles, La.02/10/10 W* 77-65 Arlington

MEMPHISMemphis leads 1-1Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-001/28/85 L 69-90 Arlington12/18/08 W 84-45 Nassau, Bahamas

MICHIGANMichigan leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/29/03 L 51-68 Dallas

MICHIGAN STATEMichigan State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away 0-1, Neutral 0-011/19/06 L 49-65 East Lansing, Mich.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATEMiddle Tennessee State leads 2-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/16/88 L 62-73 Tulsa, Okla.12/04/93 L 66-87 Arlington

MIDWESTERN STATEMidwestern State leads 3-2Home: 2-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-102/23/73 L 22-54 Denton11/21/77 W 87-72 Arlington02/06/78 L 63-68 Wichita Falls03/04/78 L 54-59 Wichita Falls11/26/08 W 90-49 Arlington

MISSISSIPPIMississippi leads 3-1Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 1-111/24/89 L 51-77 Dallas11/28/93 L 73-80 Arlington11/30/94 L 36-88 Oxford, Miss.12/29/06 W 66-55 New Orleans, La.

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGEUTA leads 2-1Home: 2-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-102/13/80 W 75-72 Arlington03/03/84 W 81-80 Arlington12/05/85 L 70-72 Natchitoches, La.

MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY FOR WOMENMississippi University for Women leads 2-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-001/12/79 L 61-64 Columbus, Miss.01/09/81 L 51-61 Arlington

MISSOURI-KANSAS CITYUTA leads 2-1Home: 2-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-001/07/93 L 46-66 Kansas City, Mo.02/07/94 W 84-49 Arlington11/24/09 W 72-61 Arlington

MONTANA STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away; 0-0, Neutral: 0-011/17/08 W 70-43 Arlington

MOREHEAD STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away; 1-0, Neutral: 0-011/30/08 L 65-70 Morehead, KY

NEBRASKANebraska leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/06/03 L 59-81 Lincoln, Neb.

NEVADA-LAS VEGASUNLV leads 2-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-211/25/94 L 59-60 Las Vegas, Nev.11/27/04 L 57-79 Las Vegas, Nev.

NEVADA-RENOUTA leads 3-1Home: 1-0, Away: 1-1, Neutral: 1-012/07/87 L 65-77 Reno, Nev.12/19/88 W 73-72 Tulsa, Okla.12/08/90 W 84-77 Reno, Nev.12/07/91 W 67-64 Arlington

NEW MEXICOUTA leads 4-1Home: 2-0, Away: 2-1, Neutral: 0-012/13/91 W 75-55 Albuquerque, N.M.12/09/92 W 64-47 Arlington12/07/93 W 61-54 Albuquerque, N.M.11/26/95 W (OT) 69-64 Arlington12/07/96 L 38-52 Albuquerque, N.M.

NEW MEXICO STATEUTA leads 4-0Home: 1-0, Away: 3-012/04/81 W 59-56 Las Cruces, N.M.12/01/83 W 67-60 Las Cruces, N.M.12/04/04 W 50-34 Arlington12/03/05 W 62-50 Las Cruces, N.M.

NEW ORLEANSUTA leads 1-0Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-012/02/88 W 76-67 Arlington

NIAGARANiagara leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/02/89 L 70-73 Coral Gables, Fla.

NICHOLLS STATEUTA leads 32-1Home: 17-0, Away: 15-1, Neutral: 0-001/23/92 W* 82-71 Arlington02/22/92 W* 64-57 Thibodaux, La.01/16/93 W* 59-44 Thibodaux, La.02/11/93 W* 72-49 Arlington01/06/94 W* 82-61 Thibodaux, La.02/05/94 W* 64-61 Arlington01/21/95 W* 74-61 Thibodaux, La.02/16/95 W* 77-36 Arlington01/20/96 W* 94-63 Thibodaux, La.02/15/96 W* 73-55 Arlington01/11/97 W* 75-61 Thibodaux, La.02/01/97 W* 61-45 Arlington01/24/98 W* 68-53 Arlington01/30/99 W* 73-49 Arlington02/30/99 W* 60-54 Thibodaux, La.01/15/00 W* 58-46 Thibodaux, La.02/26/00 W* 70-45 Arlington12/30/00 W* 67-61 Arlington02/01/01 L* 68-74 Thibodaux, La.12/15/01 W* 61-58 Thibodaux, La.02/02/02 W* 76-34 Arlington01/11/03 W* 59-52 Thibodaux, La.02/15/03 W* 67-43 Arlington01/29/04 W* 84-48 Arlington02/28/04 W* 67-62 Thibodaux, La.01/06/05 W* 62-58 Thibodaux, La.03/04/05 W* 75-30 Arlington01/21/06 W* 60-40 Thibodaux, La.02/23/06 W* 65-39 Arlington01/11/07 W* 87-36 Arlington01/17/08 W* 80-61 Thibodaux, La.03/04/09 W* 91-58 Arlington03/03/10 W*(OT) 87-78 Thibodaux, La.

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NORTH DAKOTA STATESeries Tied 1-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-101/08/82 W 74-72 Arlington11/24/06 L 54-59 Bozeman, Mont.

NORTH TEXASNorth Texas leads 28-25Home: 16-9, Away: 9-17, Neutral: 0-202/12/73 W 36-20 Arlington02/19/73 L 26-28 Denton03/03/73 L 28-30 Denton02/22/74 L 28-40 Denton03/16/74 L 44-49 Arlington02/08/75 L 50-60 Waco02/17/75 W 48-42 Arlington03/01/75 L 38-40 Denton03/04/75 L 39-47 Denton01/20//76 W 69-53 Denton02/09/76 W 65-41 Arlington01/26/77 W 83-73 Arlington01/31/77 L 60-65 Denton12/05/77 L 52-57 Denton01/21/78 L 59-71 Arlington11/28/78 L 82-92 Arlington02/08/79 W 70-68 Denton02/22/79 L 69-78 Dallas11/12/79 W 81-46 Denton01/12/80 W 73-66 Arlington01/17/81 L 61-76 Arlington02/03/81 W 76-64 Denton11/17/81 L 53-62 Arlington01/18/82 L 49-96 Denton01/13/83 W 66-55 Arlington02/11/84 W* 80-51 Denton03/06/84 W* 76-65 Arlington02/09/85 W* 77-64 Arlington03/04/85 W* 68-67 Arlington02/01/86 L* 73-87 Denton02/27/86 W* 82-76 Arlington01/31/87 L* 56-68 Arlington02/26/87 L* 65-81 Denton01/16/88 L* 61-70 Denton03/03/88 L* 70-83 Arlington01/14/89 L* 64-74 Arlington03/02/89 L* 67-80 Denton02/03/90 L* 52-61 Arlington03/01/90 W* 76-67 Denton02/02/91 W* 65-56 Denton03/04/91 W* 78-66 Arlington01/18/92 W* 88-70 Denton02/15/92 W* 77-65 Arlington01/09/93 W* 62-59 Arlington02/06/93 L* 46-59 Denton01/15/94 W* 68-65 Arlington02/12/94 L* 59-71 Denton01/14/95 W* 71-64 Arlington02/11/95 L* 66-67 Denton01/06/96 L* 52-53 Denton02/03/96 W* 54-43 Arlington11/27/01 L 58-85 Denton12/30/04 W 59-55 Denton

NORTHERN ARIZONAUTA leads 2-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/02/83 W 67-65 Las Cruces, N.M.11/11/06 W 69-60 Arlington11/09/07 L 50-64 Las Cruces, N.M. NORTHWESTERN STATENorthwestern State leads 35-17Home: 10-12, Away: 6-19, Neutral: 1-3 03/11/76 L 83-103 Magnolia, Ark.11/27/79 L 70-72 Natchitoches, La.01/18/80 W 62-59 Arlington01/23/81 L 74-75 Arlington02/06/81 L 63-86 Natchitoches, La.01/23/88 L* 68-81 Natchitoches, La.02/25/88 L* 74-76 Arlington01/21/89 L* 54-79 Natchitoches, La.

02/23/89 L* 76-82 Arlington01/18/90 L* 55-87 Natchitoches, La.02/15/90 W* 74-68 Arlington01/17/91 W* 83-70 Arlington02/14/91 W* 67-66 Natchitoches, La.02/01/92 L* 62-70 Natchitoches, La.02/27/92 L* 68-75 Arlington01/02/93 L* 58-71 Arlington03/01/93 L* 66-76 Natchitoches, La.03/09/93 L# 47-65 Nacogdoches01/20/94 L* 70-75 Arlington02/19/94 L* 63-68 Natchitoches, La.01/05/95 L* 51-60 Arlington02/04/95 L* 74-76 Natchitoches, La.01/27/96 L* 74-90 Arlington02/22/96 W* 65-63 Natchitoches, La.03/06/96 L# 66-74 Shreveport, La.01/25/97 W* 76-68 Natchitoches, La.03/01/97 W* 80-68 Arlington01/17/98 L* 55-68 Arlington02/05/98 L* 57-59 Natchitoches, La.03/04/98 L# 52-55 Shreveport, La.01/14/99 L* 51-56 Arlington02/18/99 L* 60-64 Natchitoches, La.01/06/00 L* 46-60 Natchitoches, La.02/10/00 L* 67-77 Arlington01/11/01 W* 64-59 Arlington03/03/01 L* 62-73 Natchitoches, La.01/05/02 W* 59-54 Arlington02/23/02 L* 71-72 Natchitoches, La.03/07/02 L# 59-66 Natchitoches, La.01/30/03 L* 59-63 Natchitoches, La.03/05/03 L* 53-70 Arlington02/26/04 L* (OT) 69-77 Natchitoches, La.03/13/04 L# 71-78 Natchitoches, La.01/12/05 W* 75-60 Arlington03/09/05 W# 74-45 Arlington01/05/06 W* 71-49 Natchitoches, La.02/09/06 W* 83-43 Arlington01/06/07 W* 65-48 Natchitoches, La.03/07/07 W# 62-53 Houston01/12/08 W* 79-62 Arlington02/07/09 W* 74-68 Arlington02/06/10 W* 86-82 Natchitoches, LA

OKLAHOMAOklahoma leads 9-3Home: 1-4, Away: 2-5, Neutral: 0-011/19/79 L 59-61 Norman, Okla.02/04/80 L 56-60 Arlington02/05/82 L 56-70 Norman, Okla.11/27/83 L 66-92 Norman, Okla.12/04/84 L 48-103 Arlington11/29/85 L 72-86 Arlington12/08/86 L 61-94 Norman, Okla.01/07/89 L 75-86 Arlington01/03/90 W 80-78 Norman, Okla.12/10/91 W 94-93 Norman, Okla.02/02/93 W 80-59 Arlington12/03/09 L 67-100 Norman, Okla.

OKLAHOMA CITYOklahoma City leads 3-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-101/15/82 L 57-78 Arlington02/06/82 L 51-68 Oklahoma City, Okla.12/02/82 L 59-84 Las Cruces, N.M.

OKLAHOMA STATEOklahoma State leads 7-1Home: 0-2, Away: 1-4, Neutral: 0-101/08/80 L 64-65 Stillwater, Okla.12/04/80 L 56-57 Las Cruces, N.M.01/06/81 L 66-78 Arlington11/27/81 L 56-68 Stillwater, Okla.11/30/88 L 64-88 Arlington01/05/90 L 64-84 Stillwater, Okla.12/31/03 W 59-57 Stillwater, Okla.03/21/09 L^ 72-82 Stillwater, Okla.

ORAL ROBERTSOral Roberts leads 5-3

Home: 1-1, Away: 2-3, Neutral: 0-101/07/80 L 68-76 Tulsa, Okla.02/10.81 L 62-81 Arlington11/28/81 L 66-70 Tulsa, Okla.12/06/86 L 69-73 Tulsa, Okla.11/26/88 L 80-81OT College Station12/17/88 W 89-79 Tulsa, Okla.12/03/02 W 62-55 Arlington11/25/03 W 74-71 Tulsa, Okla.

OREGONOregon leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/19/94 L 61-68 Eugene, Ore.

OUACHITA BAPTISTUTA leads 2-0Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-001/09/82 W 71-55 Arlington02/15/86 W 82-78 Arkadelphia, Ark.

PANHANDLE STATEPanhandle State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/26/82 L 52-54 Abilene

PEPPERDINESeries Tied 1-1Home: 0-1, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/01/06 L (OT) 62-64 Arlington11/23/07 W 64-54 Malibu, Calif

PITTSBURG STATESeries Tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-011/30/80 L 43-55 Pittsburg, Kan.11/12/07 W 69-56 Arlington

PITTSBURGHPittsburgh leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/26/94 L 64-74 Las Vegas, Nev.

PORTLAND STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/03/81 W 77-76 Las Cruces, N.M.

PRAIRIE VIEW A&MSeries Tied 1-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-101/08/01 W 57-45 Arlington11/27/09 L 58-65 Lubbock

RANGER JCUTA leads 2-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-102/05/74 L 33-45 Arlington01/31/75 W 69-42 Stephenville01/27/87 W 85-57 Stephenville

RICEUTA leads 4-2Home: 2-1, Away: 2-1, Neutral: 0-003/03/83 L 51-68 Arlington11/22/85 L 63-86 Houston01/05/91 W 71-69 Arlington12/30/91 W 77-67 Houston12/06/07 W 77-72 Houston11/13/09 W 81-64 Arlington

SAINT LOUISSaint Louis leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/22/97 L 46-64 St. Louis, Mo.

ST. MARY’S (CALIF.)Series tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-112/04/87 W (OT) 86-84 Fresno, Calif.12/15/03 L 66-73 Honolulu, Hawaii

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ST. MARY’S (TEXAS)St. Mary’s leads 2-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-102/12/82 L 56-58 Arlington01/03/83 L 46-64 San Antonio01/06/84 W 84-70 Arlington

ST. JOHN’SSt. John’s leads 2-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-111/30/02 L (OT) 71-75 Malibu, Calif.12/19/09 L 47-79 Jamaica, NY

SAM HOUSTON STATEUTA leads 41-12Home: 20-4, Away: 17-9, Neutral: 3-002/22/75 W 58-57 Denton01/30/76 W 59-56 Stephenville11/10/78 W 75-68 Arlington01/19/79 W 69-65 Huntsville11/10/79 W 76-58 Arlington02/01/80 W (OT) 61-56 Huntsville02/12/85 W 62-61 Huntsville01/07/87 L 68-79 Huntsville01/28/88 L* 53-73 Arlington02/20/88 L* 57-75 Huntsville01/26/89 L* 56-69 Arlington02/18/89 W* 72-68 Huntsville01/11/90 W* 97-67 Arlington02/24/90 W* 63-53 Huntsville01/26/91 L* 71-78 Huntsville02/07/91 W* 78-60 Arlington01/09/92 W* 81-71 Huntsville02/08/92 W* 103-80 Arlington01/21/93 W* 69-51 Arlington02/20/93 W* 59-55 Huntsville 01/11/94 W* 77-51 Arlington02/28/94 W* 72-52 Huntsville01/26/95 W* 50-49 Arlington02/25/95 L* 57-65 Huntsville01/13/96 L* 51-52 Arlington02/08/96 L* 52-70 Huntsville01/05/97 W* 75-59 Arlington02/13/97 L* 64-66 Huntsville01/29/98 W* 80-51 Huntsville02/25/98 W* 83-59 Arlington12/28/98 W* 64-58 Huntsville02/27/99 W* 77-76 Arlington03/03/99 W# 73-51 Shreveport, La.03/02/00 L* 62-64 Arlington01/04/01 L* 62-72 Huntsville01/27/01 W* 53-49 Arlington01/14/02 W* 97-52 Arlington02/18/02 W* 78-70 Huntsville01/16/03 W* 77-46 Arlington02/20/03 W* 69-58 Huntsville03/03/04 W* 72-48 Arlington01/20/05 W* 66-43 Huntsville01/28/06 W* 56-34 Arlington03/01/06 W* 61-44 Huntsville01/25/07 W* 76-50 Huntsville02/22/07 W* 81-56 Arlington01/31/08 W* 97-53 Arlington02/28/08 W* 94-61 Huntsville01/24/08 W* 87-73 Arlington02/28/09 W* 83-65 Huntsville01/23/10 L*(OT) 75-77 Huntsville02/27/10 W* 87-76 Arlington

SAN FRANCISCOSeries Tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 1-012/08/88 L 51-63 San Francisco, Calif.11/29/10 W 70-67 Lubbock

SIMON FRASER (CANADA)UTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/05/80 W 69-45 Las Cruces, N.M.

SMUUTA leads 21-16

Home: 7-3, Away: 7-13, Neutral: 7-0,03/02/73 W 34-26 Denton03/16/73 W 35-17 Commerce03/02/74 W 57-33 Denton03/15/74 W 57-27 Arlington02/28/75 W 70-24 Denton02/27/76 W 81-39 Commerce02/28/76 W 84-39 Commerce02/07/77 W 78-65 Dallas02/17/77 W 81-56 Dallas12/02/77 W 66-53 Dallas03/02/78 W 70-64 Wichita Falls01/06/79 W 60-46 Arlington02/12/79 W 76-59 Dallas02/23/79 W 80-65 Waco12/15/79 L 55-65 Dallas02/18/80 W 81-70 Arlington11/18/80 L 51-53 Dallas02/09/81 W 73-68 Arlington11/24/81 L 56-67 Dallas02/01/82 L 49-66 Arlington12/08/82 L 42-54 Dallas11/25/83 L 71-79 Dallas12/06/83 W 79-78 Arlington12/10/84 L 76-85 Arlington12/09/87 L 56-81 Dallas01/04/89 W 70-54 Dallas11/25/89 W 61-55 Dallas12/07/89 W 74-65 Arlington12/04/90 L 64-76 Dallas11/23/91 L 76-77 Arlington12/01/92 L 66-70 Dallas11/28/03 L 71-74 Dallas12/11/04 L 40-65 Dallas11/30/05 L 58-67 Dallas12/03/06 L 64-67 Dallas12/8/07 L 66-97 Dallas11/14/08 W 85-79 Dallas

SOUTH ALABAMAUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/21/98 W 73-61 Fayetteville, Ark.

SOUTH FLORIDASouth Florida leads 2-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-012/28/92 L 62-69 Tampa, Fla.12/03/93 W 81-54 Arlington11/19/05 L 50-74 Tampa, Fla. SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANAUTA leads 16-4Home: 8-2, Away: 8-2, Neutral: 0-002/01/84 W 71-55 Arlington01/05/85 L 57-69 Hammond, La.01/15/98 W* 64-45 Hammond, La.01/2298 W* 70-44 Arlington01/04/99 W* 70-55 Arlington01/13/00 W* 66-46 Hammond, La.12/28/00 L* 68-70 Arlington02/03/01 L* 63-72 Hammond, La.12/17/01 W* 67-61 Hammond, La.02/04/02 W* 64-47 Arlington01/09/03 W* 47-38 Hammond, La.02/13/03 W* 73-57 Arlington02/07/04 W* 85-41 Arlington01/08/05 W* 73-58 Hammond, La.01/19/06 W* 61-43 Hammond, La.02/25/06 W* 58-33 Arlington01/13/07 W* 51-43 Arlington01/19/08 W* 72-60 Hammond, La.02/18/09 L* 74-82 Arlington02/17/10 W* 74-64 Hammond, La.

SOUTHERNUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/28/87 W 82-74 Springfi eld, Mo.

SOUTHERN ARKANSASUTA leads 1-0

Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-003/10/76 W 71-59 Magnolia, Ark.

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPISouthern Mississippi leads 3-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-101/11/79 L 46-74 Hattiesburg, Miss.11/29/79 L 58-76 Natchitoches, La.01/03/85 L 55-78 Hattiesburg, Miss.

SOUTHERN UTAHUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-011/29/04 W 62-55 Cedar City, Utah

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/12/09 W 66-54 Cape Girardeau, MO

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATESMS leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/27/87 L 60-70 Springfi eld, Mo.

SOUTHWESTERNUTA leads 5-0Home: 4-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-002/08/83 W 58-54 Georgetown02/20/84 W 85-57 Arlington02/23/85 W 83-73 Arlington02/03/86 W 79-68 Arlington02/16/87 W 75-62 Arlington

STANFORDStanford leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-112/06/80 L 65-75 Las Cruces, N.M.

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN Stephen F. Austin State leads 45-14Home: 10-15, Away: 4-22, Neutral: 2-603/14/75 L 55-70 Commerce03/15/75 L 56-72 Commerce02/27/76 L 61-68 Commerce02/28/76 L 54-69 Commerce03/06/76 L 66-84 Nacogdoches03/10/76 W 70-69 Magnolia, Ark.01/20/86 L 67-85 Nacogdoches02/25/87 L 60-75 Arlington02/04/88 L* 49-90 Nacogdoches02/11/88 L* 63-76 Arlington02/02/89 L* 46-86 Nacogdoches02/09/89 L* 50-60 Arlington01/27/90 L* 55-82 Arlington02/08/90 L* 56-97 Nacogdoches03/09/90 L# 50-83 Nacogdoches01/10/91 L* 57-95 Nacogdoches02/23/91 L* 77-97 Arlington03/08/91 L# 65-97 Nacogdoches01/11/92 L* 63-79 Nacogdoches02/06/92 L* 61-80 Arlington03/13/92 L# 55-66 Nacogdoches01/23/93 L* 52-70 Arlington02/18/93 L* 60-74 Nacogdoches02/14/94 L* 70-73 Arlington03/02/94 L* 67-85 Nacogdoches01/28/95 W* 61-54 Arlington02/23/95 L* 73-80 Nacogdoches03/06/95 L# 84-93 Nacogdoches01/11/96 L* 51-81 Arlington02/10/96 L* 59-81 Nacogdoches01/02/97 L* 64-74 Arlington02/15/97 L* 68-86 Nacogdoches01/03/98 L* 69-85 Arlington02/21/98 L* 55-97 Nacogdoches02/08/99 L* 61-76 Nacogdoches02/11/99 W* 76-61 Arlington03/04/99 L# 63-70 Shreveport, La.01/22/00 L* 47-60 Arlington03/04/00 L* 49-76 Nacogdoches01/22/01 L* 49-72 Nacogdoches

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02/24/01 L* 52-62 Arlington02/11/02 L* 45-78 Arlington03/02/02 L* 55-78 Nacogdoches01/25/03 L* 56-57 Nacogdoches02/06/03 W* 69-61 Arlington01/24/04 L* 54-58 Nacogdoches02/14/04 W* 68-45 Arlington03/09/04 W# 69-61 Arlington01/26/05 W* 65-63 Arlington02/24/05 W* 64-38 Nacogdoches03/07/05 W# 75-45 Arlington01/26/06 L* 35-39 Arlington01/27/07 W* 57-56 Arlington02/24/07 W* 58-41 Nacogdoches03/10/07 W# 68-47 Houston02/02/08 W* 64-56 Nacogdoches03/01/08 W* 77-49 Arlington01/21/09 W* 76-65 Nacogdoches01/20/10 W* 85-79 Arlington

TARLETON STATEUTA leads 10-5Home: 2-1, Away: 5-2, Neutral: 3-202/08/74 L 43-52 Waco02/15/74 L 43-50 Houston02/14/75 W 49-44 Houston01/22/76 W 70-47 Arlington01/31/76 W 71-65 Stephenville03/05/76 W 80-61 Nacogdoches12/03/76 L 68-72 Stephenville01/17/77 L 70-74 Arlington02/13/77 W 81-69 San Angelo11/19/77 W 72-69 Stephenville01/30/78 W 64-50 Stephenville01/31/81 W 56-54 Stephenville01/30/82 W 73-58 Stephenville01/29/83 L 53-81 Stephenville01/07/91 W 87-66 Arlington

TCUTCU leads 15-14Home: 11-2, Away: 2-14, Neutral: 0-001/24/74 W 45-33 Arlington02/25/74 W 51-29 Arlington01/29/76 W 78-24 Arlington12/07/76 W 101-43 Arlington11/17/77 W 79-64 Arlington11/29/77 W 74-66 Arlington11/20/78 W 91-62 Arlington02/06/79 L 59-60 Fort Worth12/04/79 L 68-76 Fort Worth12/08/80 W 61-52 Arlington11/30/81 W 69-61 Fort Worth01/25/83 L 56-69 Fort Worth02/21/83 W 72-60 Arlington11/29/83 W 72-52 Fort Worth12/07/83 W 69-55 Arlington11/26/85 W 89-84 Arlington12/04/86 L 72-75 Fort Worth11/30/87 L 79-94 Arlington12/18/87 L 61-81 Fort Worth12/06/88 L 77-90 Fort Worth12/05/89 L 58-60 Arlington12/11/90 L 64-70 Fort Worth12/02/00 L 36-77 Fort Worth12/02/03 L 43-73 Fort Worth01/02/05 L 42-60 Fort Worth12/30/05 L 58-70 Fort Worth12/10/06 L 67-71 Fort Worth01/04/08 L 42-97 Fort Worth11/20/08 L 45-70 Fort Worth

TEMPLE JCTemple JC leads 8-2Home: 1-2, Away: 1-3, Neutral: 0-302/11/74 L 30-61 Arlington03/05/74 L 49-66 Arlington02/15/75 L 26-51 Houston02/18/75 L 39-57 Arlington02/25/75 L 52-79 Temple02/03/78 L 79-89 San Angelo11/14/78 L 65-85 Temple

01/26/79 L 51-88 Austin11/24/80 W 74-71 Temple01/12/81 W 50-48 Arlington

TEXASTexas leads 11-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-8, Neutral: 0-202/04/77 L 71-88 Waco03/09/77 L 64-86 Austin11/29/78 L 30-86 Austin01/25/79 L 34-89 Austin12/08/79 L 56-87 Arlington02/24/81 L 51-96 Austin02/25/82 L 57-78 Plainview12/18/02 L 44-73 Austin12/21/04 L 24-69 Austin11/29/07 L 60-76 Austin01/05/10 L 41-84 Austin

TEXAS-EL PASOUTA leads 3-1Home: 2-0, Away: 1-1, Neutral: 0-011/29/91 W 69-56 Arlington12/30/98 W 68-45 Arlington12/14/99 L 50-51 El Paso12/04/05 W 58-53 El Paso

TEXAS-PAN AMERICANUTA leads 6-0Home: 2-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 2-012/06/85 W 95-64 Natchitoches, La.12/13/97 W 66-28 Edinburg01/26/98 W 102-60 Arlington12/01/00 W 60-59 Fort Worth11/25/02 W 67-38 Edinburg01/02/04 W 85-46 Arlington

UTSAUTA leads 27-23Home: 17-6, Away: 8-15, Neutral: 2-201/04/82 L 55-56 San Antonio02/08/82 W 75-50 Arlington01/04/83 L 30-56 San Antonio01/08/87 L 43-67 San Antonio02/15/88 W 75-67 Arlington01/03/91 L 69-83 San Antonio02/04/91 L 63-69 Arlington01/02/92 W* 76-71 Arlington02/10/92 W* 65-59 San Antonio01/28/93 L* 63-70 San Antonio02/27/93 W* 53-44 Arlington01/27/94 W* 70-52 San Antonio02/26/94 W* 76-69 Arlington02/13/95 L* 62-64 San Antonio03/02/95 W* 86-61 Arlington02/19/96 W* 66-54 San Antonio02/29/96 W* 70-56 Arlington01/21/97 W* 59-43 Arlington02/22/97 L* 43-51 San Antonio03/05/97 W# 70-41 Shreveport, La. 01/10/98 W* 58-51 San Antonio02/14/98 L* 63-74 Arlington01/07/99 W* 61-47 San Antonio02/25/99 W* 53-52 Arlington12/30/99 W* 54-47 Arlington02/03/00 W* 60-42 San Antonio12/07/00 L* 49-66 San Antonio02/10/01 L* 42-64 Arlington12/20/01 L* 41-43 Arlington01/28/02 L* 48-51 San Antonio12/30/02 W* 56-47 Arlington03/01/03 L* 39-55 San Antonio01/10/04 W* 55-47 Arlington02/18/04 L* 43-55 San Antonio02/10/05 W* 57-43 Arlington02/26/05 L* 46-48 San Antonio02/16/06 L*(2OT) 67-68 San Antonio03/08/06 L#(3OT) 75-76 Arlington01/23/07 W* 67-38 Arlington02/15/07 W* 68-52 San Antonio03/09/07 W# 70-52 Houston01/24/08 L* 53-76 San Antonio

02/21/08 L* 46-63 Arlington03/14/08 L# 67-77 Katy, Texas01/17/09 W* 76-59 Arlington02/14/09 W* 69-60 San Antonio03/14/09 L# 63-74 Katy, Texas01/16/10 L* 51-69 San Antonio02/13/10 W* 78-71 Arlington03/09/10 W# 68-63 Katy

TEXAS A&MTexas A&M leads 8-4Home: 0-1, Away: 0-5, Neutral: 3-302/08/74 W 41-29 Waco02/15/74 W 57-42 Houston 02/06/76 W 71-63 Waco03/05/77 L 51-69 Edinburg01/26/79 L 55-71 Austin02/15/79 L 45-72 College Station11/14/79 L 63-81 Arlington02/16/80 L 68-90 College Station11/25/88 L 67-86 College Station12/14/02 L 70-72 College Station03/17/07 L$ 50-58 Los Angeles, Calif. 12/28/07 L 55-69 College Station

TEXAS A&M-COMMERCEUTA leads 9-2Home: 4-0, Away: 3-1, Neutral: 2-103/17/73 L 20-43 Commerce03/01/74 L 42-47 Denton03/14/75 W 64-51 Commerce01/12/77 W 59-55 Commerce02/25/77 W 82-52 Waco11/22/77 W 69-49 Arlington01/24/81 W 56-43 Commerce02/02/81 W 75-52 Arlington01/28/82 W 73-51 Stephenville01/14/87 W 82-67 Arlington11/22/03 W 87-50 Arlington

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTIUTA leads 8-5Home: 4-2, Away: 3-3, Neutral: 1-001/10/00 W 63-45 Arlington11/18/00 L 51-71 Corpus Christi01/23/02 L 43-56 Arlington11/23/02 L 51-54 Corpus Christi01/20/07 W* 75-60 Corpus Christi02/17/07 W* 72-54 Arlington01/26/08 W* 54-41 Arlington02/23/08 WOT* 63-56 Corpus Christi02/04/09 W* 88-62 Arlington03/07/09 W* 78-61 Corpus Christi03/10/09 W# 91-59 Katy, Texas02/03/10 L* 66-72 Corpus Christi03/06/10 L* 57-65 Arlington

TEXAS SOUTHERNTexas Southern leads 9-7Home: 4-4, Away: 2-3, Neutral: 0-102/12/76 W 2-0 (FF) Arlington12/10/77 L 44-46 Arlington12/04/78 W 70-63 Arlington01/20/79 L 55-67 Houston01/24/80 L 60-69 Arlington11/13/81 L 61-67 Houston01/30/84 L 63-64 Arlington12/09/94 W 58-35 Arlington12/05/95 W 60-51 Houston12/01/97 W 68-49 Houston12/29/97 W 83-41 Arlington11/25/00 L 48-54 Arlington12/29/01 L 53-65 Houston12/30/08 L 57-67 Tulsa, Okla.

TEXAS STATETexas State leads 31-22Home: 12-9, Away: 11-14, Neutral: 1-602/23/73 L 25-49 Denton02/16/74 L 36-46 Houston02/05/77 L 66-68 Waco02/03/78 W 71-68 San Angelo

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TEXAS TECHTexas Tech leads 12-1Home: 1-1, Away: 0-7, Neutral: 0-302/01/74 L 38-43 Stephenville12/17/75 W 75-65 Arlington12/05/78 L! 66-69 Arlington02/02/79 L 53-73 Lubbock12/05/81 L 54-62 Las Cruces, N.M.12/18/89 L 65-76 Arlington12/13/90 L 53-77 Lubbock11/15/98 L 47-71 Lubbock11/20/00 L 40-78 Lubbock03/19/05 L$ 49-69 Dallas12/06/06 L 49-64 Lubbock11/23/08 L 45-70 Lubbock11/28/09 L 37-71 Lubbock! - Texas Tech later forfeited

TEXAS WESLEYANUTA leads 27-5Home: 13-2, Away: 7-1, Neutral: 7-203/16/73 L 28-34 Commerce01/19/74 W 43-30 Fort Worth03/13/74 W 39-30 Arlington02/03/75 W 52-38 Arlington02/28/75 W 49-46 Denton01/12/76 W 63-41 Arlington02/10/76 W 65-51 Fort Worth12/08/76 W 78-75 Arlington01/22/77 W 80-58 Arlington01/29/77 L 58-69 Stephenville02/26/77 W 62-59 Waco01/23/78 W (OT) 69-66 Fort Worth01/28/78 W 74-62 Stephenville02/04/78 W 92-90 San Angelo02/15/78 W 68-59 Arlington12/11/78 L 71-72 Arlington01/23/79 L 51-66 Fort Worth12/10/79 W 75-55 Arlington11/25/80 W 71-61 Fort Worth01/19/81 W 75-63 Arlington01/30/81 W 79-73 Stephenville12/07/81 W 67-58 Arlington01/16/82 W 72-58 Fort Worth01/29/82 W 57-54 Stephenville12/06/82 W 55-47 Fort Worth

01/10/83 W 60-49 Arlington01/28/83 W 65-60 Stephenville02/02/87 W 64-51 Fort Worth11/26/96 W 64-43 Arlington12/18/97 W 80-36 Arlington12/05/98 W 47-42 Arlington11/30/99 L 58-59 Arlington

TEXAS WOMAN’SUTA leads 10-4Home: 7-1, Away: 3-3, Neutral: 0-012/10/75 L 71-84 Arlington02/03/76 W 73-67 Denton02/20/76 W 89-70 Arlington11/30/76 W 66-55 Denton01/14/76 W 66-53 Arlington12/06/77 W 70-64 Arlington01/16/78 W 61-39 Arlington02/17/79 L 61-87 Denton11/13/79 W 64-50 Arlington02/14/80 L (OT) 82-83 Denton11/20/80 L 53-56 Denton01/27/81 W 63-62 Arlington01/20/82 W 68-51 Arlington02/16/82 W 68-43 Denton

TRINITYUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-002/05/76 W 87-67 Waco

TROYUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/16/05 W 65-54 Orlando, Fla.

TULANESeries tied 1-1Home: 0-0, Away: 1-1, Neutral: 0-011/23/90 W 83-77 New Orleans, La.12/30/06 L 65-68 New Orleans, La.

TULSAUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-012/29/08 W 67-65 Tulsa, Okla. VANDERBILTVanderbilt leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-112/03/91 L 62-104 Nashville, Tenn.

VILLANOVAVillanova leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/28/04 L 53-59 Las Vegas, Nev.

WAKE FORESTUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/21/97 W 65-44 St. Louis, Mo.

WAYLAND BAPTISTWayland Baptist leads 4-0Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-203/06/76 L 47-100 Nacogdoches02/22/79 L 52-66 Waco02/11/83 L 56-80 Plainview01/09/85 L 59-79 Arlington

WAYNE STATEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-011/29/80 W 54-45 Pittsburg, Kan.

WEATHERFORD JCWeatherford JC leads 5-1Home: 0-2, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-302/11/74 L 35-42 Arlington03/15/74 L 40-55 Arlington01/31/75 L 51-74 Stephenville

01/31/76 L 58-70 Stephenville02/13/76 L 69-70 Houston01/21/78 W 65-69 StephenvilleWEBER STATEWeber State leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/06/90 L 79-83 Ogden, Utah

WEST TEXAS A&MWest Texas A&M leads 7-5Home: 1-2, Away: 0-3, Neutral: 4-202/02/74 L 39-55 Stephenville03/01/75 L 58-68 Denton03/27/75 L 72-73 Canyon01/30/76 W 76-69 Stephenville02/22/76 L 65-68 Arlington01/29/77 W 84-59 Stephenville02/02/78 W 68-62 San Angelo01/29/81 W 56-41 Stephenville11/16/81 W 60-59 Arlington02/12/83 L 64-68 Canyon12/01/84 L 67-91 Canyon02/24/86 L 59-65 Arlington

WESTERN ILLINOISWestern Illinois leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/29/86 L 85-88 Manhattan, Kan.

WICHITA STATESeries tied 1-1Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-012/05/92 W 68-61 Arlington12/11/93 L 63-75 Wichita, Kan.

WISCONSINWisconsin leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-111/29/02 L 49-58 Malibu, Calif.

WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEEUTA leads 1-0Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-012/06/96 W 58-43 Albuquerque, N.M.

WYOMINGSeries tied 1-1Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 1-001/09/86 L 68-78 Arlington01/06/90 W 74-70 Stillwater, Okla.

* - SLC contest # - SLC Tournament$ - NCAA Tournament^ - Women’s NIT

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• 1972-73 •Head Coach: Carla Lowry

3-7 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreF12 North Texas W 36-20F19 at North Texas L 26-28F23 Midwestern State (T1) L 22-54F23 Southwest Texas (T1) L 25-49M2 Abilene Christian (T2) L 19-37M2 SMU (T2) W 34-26M3 North Texas (T2) L 28-30M16 Texas Wesleyan (T3) L 28-34M16 SMU (T3) W 35-17M17 East Texas State (T3) L 20-43

T1 - Texas Woman’s Tournament (Denton, Texas)T2 - North Texas Tournament (Denton, Texas)T3 - District Tournament (Commerce, Texas)

• 1973-74 •Co-Head Coaches: Jody Conradt and Carla Lowery

9-14 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreJ19 at Texas Wesleyan W 43-30J24 TCU W 45-33F1 Texas Tech (T1) L 38-43F2 West Texas State (T1) L 39-55F5 Ranger JC L 33-45F8 Texas A&M (T2) W 41-29F8 Tarleton State (T2) L 43-52F11 Weatherford JC L 35-42F11 Temple JC L 30-61F15 Tarleton State (T3) L 43-50F15 Texas A&M (T3) W 57-42F16 LSU (T3) W 49-43F16 Southwest Texas (T3) L 36-46F22 North Texas (T4) L 28-40F22 Henderson JC (T4) L 45-53F25 TCU W 51-29M1 East Texas State (T5) L 42-47M2 SMU (T5) W 57-33M5 Temple JC L 49-66M13 Texas Wesleyan W 39-30M15 Weatherford JC (T6) L 40-55M15 SMU (T6) W 57-27M16 North Texas (T6) L 44-49

T1 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T2 - Baylor Tournament - (Waco, Texas)T3 - Houston Tournament - (Houston , Texas)T4 - Texas Woman’s Tournament - (Denton, Texas)T5 - North Texas Tournament - (Denton, Texas)T6 - TAIAW State Playoffs - (Arlington, Texas)

• 1974-75 •Head Coach: Jody Conradt

11-14 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreJ31 Ranger JC (T1) W 69-42J31 Weatherford JC (T1) L 51-74F3 Texas Wesleyan W 52-38F7 Lamar (T2) L 40-50F8 North Texas (T2) L 50-60F14 Tarleton State (T3) W 49-44F15 Temple JC (T3) L 26-51

F17 North Texas W 48-42F18 Temple JC L 39-57F21 Henderson JC (T4) L 63-67F21 Eastfi eld JC (T4) W 69-33F22 Sam Houston State (T4) W 58-57F22 Dallas Baptist (T4) W 75-67F25 at Temple JC L 52-79F28 SMU (T5) W 70-24F28 Texas Wesleyan (T5) W 49-46M1 North Texas (T5) L 38-40M1 West Texas State (T5) L 58-68M4 at North Texas L 39-47M14 East Texas State (T6) W 64-51M14 Stephen F. Austin (T6) L 55-70M15 Dallas Baptist (T6) W 62-45M15 Stephen F. Austin (T6) L 56-72M27 West Texas State (T7) L 72-73M28 Lamar (T7) L 39-47

T1 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T2 - Baylor Tournament (Waco, Texas)T3 - Houston Tournament (Houston, Texas)T4 - Texas Woman’s Tournament (Denton, Texas)T5 - North Texas Tournament (Denton, Texas)T6 - TAIAW Zone Tournament (Commerce, Texas)T7 - TAIAW State Tournament (Canyon, Texas)

• 1975-76 • Head Coach: Jody Conradt

23-11 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreD10 Texas Woman’s L 71-84D11 Texas Tech W 75-65J12 Texas Wesleyan W 63-41J20 at North Texas W 69-53J22 Tarleton State W 70-47J29 TCU W 78-24J30 West Texas State (T1) W 76-69J30 Sam Houston State (T1) W 59-56J31 Weatherford JC (T1) L 58-70J31 Tarleton State (T1) W 71-65F3 Texas Woman’s W 73-67F5 Trinity (T2) W 87-67F5 Lamar (T2) W 75-65F6 Texas A&M (T2) W 71-63F6 Baylor (T2) L 60-73F9 North Texas W 65-41F10 at Texas Wesleyan W 66-51F12 Texas Southern (T3) W* 2-0F13 Weatherford JC (T3) L 69-70F19 Howard JC W 92-42F20 Texas Woman’s W 89-70F22 West Texas State L 65-68F27 SMU (T4) W 81-39F27 Stephen F. Austin (T4) L 61-68F28 SMU (T4) W 84-39F28 Stephen F. Austin (T4) L 54-69M5 Tarleton State (T5) W 80-61M5 Abilene Christian (T5) W 84-74M6 Wayland Baptist (T5) L 47-100M6 Stephen F. Austin (T5) L 66-84M10 Southern Arkansas (T6) W 71-59M10 Stephen F. Austin (T6) W 70-69M11 Baylor (T6) L 61-95M11 Northwestern State (T6) L 83-103

T1 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T2 - Baylor Invitational (Waco, Texas)T3 - Houston Tournament (Houston, Texas) [* won by forfeit]T4 - AIAW Zone Tournament (Commerce, Texas)T5 - AIAW State Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)T6- AIAW Regional Tournament (Magnolia, Ark.)

• 1976-77 • Head Coach: Cindy Salser

20-11 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN30 at Texas Woman’s W 66-55D3 at Tarleton State L 68-72D7 TCU W 101-43D8 Texas Wesleyan W 78-75J12 at East Texas State W 59-55J14 Texas Woman’s W 66-53J17 Tarleton State L 70-74J22 Texas Wesleyan W 80-58J26 North Texas W 83-73J28 Hardin-Simmons (T1) W 73-66J29 West Texas State (T1) W 84-59J29 Texas Wesleyan (T1) L 58-69J31 at North Texas L 60-65F3 Baylor (JV)(T2) W 75-70F4 Texas (T2) L 71-88F5 Southwest Texas (T2) L 66-68F7 at SMU W 78-65F12 Abilene Christian (T3) W 58-57F13 Tarleton State (T3) W 81-69F13 Angelo State (T3) W 86-78F16 Henderson JC W 86-71F17 SMU W 81-56F21 at Henderson State W 49-33F25 East Texas State (T4) W 82-52F25 Baylor (T4) L 85-103F26 Texas Wesleyan (T4) W 62-59M5 Texas A&M (T5) L 51-69M6 Angelo State (T5) W 70-58M6 Houston (T5) L 64-68M9 Texas (T6) L 64-86M10 Louisiana Tech (T6) L 70-106

T1 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T2 - Baylor Invitational (Waco, Texas)T3 - Angelo State Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)T4 - TAIAW Zone Tournament (Waco, Texas)T5 - TAIAW State Tournament (Edinburg, Texas)T6 - AIAW Regional Tournament

• 1977-78 •Head Coach: Cindy Salser

21-10 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN17 TCU W 79-64N19 at Tarleton State W 72-69N21 Midwestern State W 87-72N22 East Texas State W 69-49N29 TCU W 74-66D2 at SMU W 66-53D3 Abilene Christian W 71-69D5 at North Texas L 52-57D6 Texas Woman’s W 70-64D10 Texas Southern L 44-46J9 at Texas Southern L 45-46J12 Abilene Christian W 67-60J16 Texas Woman’s W 61-39J20 Hardin-Simmons W 76-65J21 North Texas L 59-71J23 at Texas Wesleyan W 69-66 (OT)J27 Ranger JC (T1) W 85-57J28 Weatherford JC (T1) W 65-59J28 Texas Wesleyan (T1) W 74-62

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T1 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T2 - Angelo State Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)T3 - Houston Tournament (Houston , Texas)T4 - AIAW Tournament (Wichita Falls, Texas)

• 1978-79 •Head Coach: Cindy Salser

10-17 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN10 Sam Houston State W 75-68N14 at Temple JC L 65-85N20 TCU W 91-62N21 Abilene Christian W 75-69N28 North Texas L 82-92N29 at Texas L 30-86D4 Texas Southern W 70-63D5 Texas Tech L (W)* 66-69D11 Texas Wesleyan L 71-72J6 SMU W 60-46J11 at Southern Mississippi L 46-74J12 at Miss. Univ. for Women L 61-64J19 at Sam Houston State W 69-65J20 at Texas Southern L 55-67J23 at Texas Wesleyan L 51-66J25 at Texas (T1) L 34-89J26 Texas A&M (T1) L 55-71J27 Temple JC (T1) L 51-88F3 at Texas Tech L 53-73F6 at TCU L 59-60F8 at North Texas W 70-68F12 at SMU W 76-59F15 at Texas A&M L 45-72F17 at Texas Woman’s L 61-87F22 Wayland Baptist (T2) L 52-66F23 SMU (T2) W 80-65F22 North Texas (T2) L 69-78

* Texas Tech later forfeited victoryT1 - Texas Classic (Austin, Texas)T2 - AIAW State Tournament (Dallas, Texas)

• 1979-80 •Head Coach: Connie Kelch

12-16 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN10 Sam Houston State W 76-58N12 at North Texas W 81-46N13 Texas Woman’s W 64-50N14 Texas A&M L 63-81N19 at Oklahoma L 59-61N20 Houston L 77-91N27 at Northwestern State (T1) L 70-72N28 Southwestern Louisiana (T1) W 74-65N29 Southern Mississippi (T1) L 58-76D4 at TCU L 68-76D8 Texas L 56-87D10 Texas Wesleyan W 75-55D15 at SMU L 55-65

J7 at Oral Roberts L 68-76J8 at Oklahoma State L 64-65J12 North Texas W 73-66J18 Northwestern State W 62-59J19 at Texas Wesleyan W 76-64J22 at Abilene Christian W 80-73J24 Texas Southern L 60-69F1 at Sam Houston State W 61-56 (OT)F2 at Houston L 65-86F4 Oklahoma L 56-60F8 Lamar L 65-66F13 Mississippi College W 75-72F14 at Texas Woman’s L 82-83 (OT)F16 at Texas A&M L 68-90F18 SMU W 81-70

T1 - Northwestern State Tournament (Natchitoches, La.)

• 1980-81 • Head Coach: Connie Kelch

18-18 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN14 at McMurry W 51-50N15 at Abilene Christian L 56-91N17 Baylor L 64-70N18 at SMU L 51-53 N20 at Texas Woman’s L 53-56N24 at Temple JC W 74-71N25 at Texas Wesleyan W 71-61N28 Crowder JC (T1) L 55-64N29 Wayne State (T1) W 54-45N30 at Pittsburg State (T1) L 43-55D4 Oklahoma State (T2) L 56-57D5 Simon Fraser (T2) W 69-45D6 Stanford (T2) L 65-75D8 TCU W 61-52J3 at Baylor L 53-80J6 Oklahoma State L 66-78J9 Miss. Univ. for Women L 51-61J10 Northeast Louisiana W 70-54J12 Temple JC W 50-48J16 Abilene Christian W 66-64J17 North Texas L 61-76J19 Texas Wesleyan W 75-63J23 Northwestern State L 74-75J24 at East Texas State W 56-43J27 Texas Woman’s W 63-62J29 West Texas State (T3) W 56-41J30 Texas Wesleyan (T3) W 79-73J31 at Tarleton State (T3) W 56-54F2 East Texas State W 75-52F3 at North Texas W 76-64F6 at Northwestern State L 63-86F7 at Northeast Louisiana L 57-62F9 SMU W 73-68F10 Oral Roberts L 62-81F14 at Baylor (T4) L 68-84F24 at Texas L 51-96

T1 - Pittsburg State Tournament (Pittsburg, Kan.)T2 - New Mexico State Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)T3 - Tarleton State Tournament (Stephenville, Texas)T4 - TAIAW Playoff


20-17 Overall RecordDate Opponent W/L ScoreN13 at Texas Southern L 61-67N14 at Houston L 57-76N16 West Texas State W 60-59N17 North Texas L 53-62N20 at Huston-Tillotson W 78-63N24 at SMU L 56-67N27 at Oklahoma State L 56-68N28 at Oral Roberts L 66-70N30 at TCU W 69-61D3 Portland State (T1) W 77-76D4 New Mexico State (T1) W 59-56D5 Texas Tech (T1) L 54-62D7 Texas Wesleyan W 67-58J4 at UTSA L 55-56J6 McNeese State W 66-64J8 North Dakota State W 74-72J9 Ouachita Baptist W 71-55J11 Hardin-Simmons W 75-53J15 Oklahoma City L 57-78J16 at Texas Wesleyan W 72-58J18 at North Texas L 49-96J20 Texas Woman’s W 68-51J23 Houston L 52-69

J25 Huston-Tillotson W 80-53J28 East Texas State (T2) W 73-51J29 Texas Wesleyan (T2) W 57-54J30 at Tarleton State (T2) W 73-58F1 SMU L 49-66F5 at Oklahoma L 56-70F6 at Oklahoma City L 51-68F8 UTSA W 75-50F10 at Baylor L 68-95F12 St. Mary’s (Texas) L 56-58F16 at Texas Woman’s W 68-43F18 at Hardin-Simmons W 72-54F20 Lamar (T3) W 69-61F25 Texas (T4) L 57-78

T1 - Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)T2 - Tarleton State Invitational (Stephenville, Texas)T3 - TAIAW Playoff T4 - TAIAW State Tournament (Plainview, Texas)


10-17 Overall, 1-4 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN26 Panhandle State (T1) L 52-54N27 at Hardin-Simmons (T1) W 65-63D2 Oklahoma City (T2) L 59-84D3 Arizona State (T2) L 63-89D4 Boise State (T2) W 58-49D6 at Texas Wesleyan W 55-47D8 at SMU L 42-54J3 at St. Mary’s (Texas) L 46-64J4 at UTSA L 30-56J10 Texas Wesleyan W 60-49J13 North Texas W 66-55J18 at Southwestern Louisiana* L 47-94J25 at TCU L 56-69J27 Austin College (T3) W 102-29J28 Texas Wesleyan (T3) W 65-60J29 at Tarleton State (T3) L 53-81F3 at Lamar* L 58-61F5 at McNeese State* L 52-96F8 at Southwestern W 58-54F10 Arkansas State* W 67-58F11 at Wayland Baptist L 56-80F12 at West Texas State L 64-68F21 TCU W 72-60F26 Northeast Louisiana* L 53-84M2 at Houston L 46-71M3 Rice L 51-68M10 McNeese State (T4) L 66-76

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Hardin-Simmons Classic (Abilene, Texas)T2 - Roadrunner Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)T3 - Tarleton State Invitational (Stephenville, Texas)T4 - SLC Tournament (Monroe, La.)


14-14 Overall, 5-6 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN25 at SMU L 71-79N27 at Oklahoma L 66-92N29 at TCU W 72-52D1 at New Mexico St. (T1) W 67-60D2 Northern Arizona (T1) W 67-65D3 Southwestern Louisiana (T1) L 52-63D6 SMU W 79-78 (2OT)D7 TCU W 69-55J6 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 84-70J7 at Baylor L 71-83J10 Southwestern Louisiana L 58-75J14 Abilene Christian L 75-79J21 at Lamar* W 83-67J23 at McNeese State* L 56-70J28 Arkansas State* L 58-64J30 Texas Southern L 63-64F1 Southeastern Louisiana W 71-55F4 at Northeast Louisiana* L 57-69F6 at Southwestern Louisiana* L 60-91F11 at North Texas* W 80-51F13 at Abilene Christian L 55-71F16 Lamar* W 70-63F18 McNeese State* W 84-71F20 Southwestern W 85-57F23 at Arkansas State* L 77-89M1 Northeast Louisiana* L 69-90M3 Mississippi College W 81-80M6 North Texas* W 76-65

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13-14 Overall, 8-4 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN27 Baylor W 68-65N30 Abilene Christian (T1) W 77-58D1 at West Texas State (T1) L 67-91D4 Oklahoma L 48-103D10 SMU L 76-85J3 at Southern Mississippi L 55-78J5 at Southeastern Louisiana L 57-69J7 Jackson State L 58-75J9 Wayland Baptist L 59-79J11 at Southwest Texas L 61-63J15 Angelo State W 89-69J19 Lamar* W 69-59J21 McNeese State* W 81-73J26 at Arkansas State* W 76-70J28 Memphis L 69-90F2 Southwestern Louisiana* W 63-58F4 Northeast Louisiana* L 53-95F9 North Texas* W 77-64F12 at Sam Houston State W 62-61F14 at Lamar* L 61-71F16 McNeese State* W 72-66F21 Arkansas State* W 62-61F23 Southwestern W 83-73F26 Creighton L 81-89F28 Northeast Louisiana* L 54-100M2 Southwestern Louisiana* L 53-71M4 North Texas* W 68-67

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - West Texas State Classic (Canyon, Texas)

• 1985-86 • Coach: Connie Kelch

11-15 Overall, 5-5 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN22 at Rice L 63-86N23 at Houston L 69-100N26 TCU W 89-84N29 Oklahoma L 72-86D2 at Baylor L 58-71D5 Mississippi College (T1) L 70-72D6 Texas-Pan American (T1) W 95-64J7 at Angelo State W 78-77J9 Wyoming L 68-78J11 at Lamar* W 71-67J13 at McNeese State* L 67-84J15 Sam Houston State W 75-70J18 Arkansas State* L 76-83J20 at Stephen F. Austin L 67-85J25 Northeast Louisiana L 71-73J27 Southwestern Louisiana* L 63-71F1 at North Texas* L 73-87F3 Southwestern W 79-68F6 Lamar* W 89-70F8 McNeese State* W 78-74F13 at Arkansas State* W 84-73F15 at Ouachita Baptist W 82-78F20 at Northeast Louisiana L 58-90F22 at Southwestern Louisiana* L 71-83F24 West Texas State L 59-65F27 North Texas* W 82-76

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Northwest Louisiana Tournament, (Natchitoches, La.) - 3rd

• 1986-87 • Coach: Connie Kelch8-18 Overall , 3-9 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN28 Loyola Marymount (T1) L 53-55N29 Western Illinois (T1) L 85-88D1 Cal State Northridge W 91-78D4 at TCU L 72-75D6 at Oral Roberts L 69-73D8 at Oklahoma L 61-94D16 Baylor W 71-63J7 at Sam Houston State L 68-79J8 at UTSA L 43-67J10 Lamar* W 66-58J12 McNeese State* L 55-76J14 East Texas State W 82-67J17 at Arkansas State* L 58-69J24 at Northeast Louisiana* L 59-78

J26 at Southwestern Louisiana* L 62-75J31 North Texas* L 56-68F2 at Texas Wesleyan W 64-51F5 at Lamar* W 71-61F7 at McNeese State* L 66-74F12 Arkansas State* W 78-74F14 at Abilene Christian L 74-91F16 Southwestern W 75-62F19 Northeast Louisiana* L 75-94F21 Southwestern Louisiana* L 65-73F25 Stephen F. Austin L 60-75F26 at North Texas* L 65-81

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Kansas State Classic (Manhattan, Kansas) - 4th


5-22 Overall, 2-12 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN27 Southwest Missouri State (T1) L 60-70N28 Southern (T1) W 82-74N30 TCU L 79-94D1 at Baylor L 70-76D4 St. Mary’s (Calif.) (T2) W 86-84 (OT)D5 at Fresno State (T2) L 49-78D7 at Nevada L 65-77D9 at SMU L 56-81D18 at TCU L 61-81J9 Arkansas State L 55-62J14 Lamar L 48-85J16 at North Texas* L 61-70J21 at Northeast Louisiana* L 65-96J23 at Northwestern Louisiana* L 68-81J28 Sam Houston State* L 53-73J30 Southwest Texas* L 64-78F4 at Stephen F. Austin* L 49-90F6 at McNeese State* L 71-74 (OT)F11 Stephen F. Austin* L 63-76F13 McNeese State* W 57-55F15 UTSA W 75-67F18 at Southwest Texas* W 74-72F20 at Sam Houston State* L 57-75F25 Northwestern Louisiana* L 74-76F27 Northeast Louisiana* L 65-82F29 SMU L 59-74M3 North Texas* L 70-83

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - SMS Thanksgiving Classic (Springfi eld, Mo.) - 3rdT2 - Taco Bell Classic (Fresno, Calif.) - 2nd


6-21 Overall, 1-13 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN25 at Texas A&M (T1) L 67-86N26 Oral Roberts (T1) L 80-81 (OT)N28 Baylor W 78-72N30 Oklahoma State L 64-88D2 New Orleans W 76-67D6 at TCU L 77-90D8 at San Francisco (T2) L 51-63D9 Arkansas State (T2) L 74-87D16 Mid. Tennessee State (T3) L 62-73D17 Oral Roberts (T3) W 89-79D19 Nevada-Reno (T3) W 73-72 (OT)J4 at SMU W 70-54J7 Oklahoma L 75-86J14 North Texas* L 64-74J19 at Northeast Louisiana* L 61-92J21 at Northwestern State* L 54-79J26 Sam Houston State* L 56-69J28 Southwest Texas* L 82-98F2 at Stephen F. Austin* L 46-86F4 at McNeese State* L 73-82F9 Stephen F. Austin* L 50-60F11 McNeese State* L 57-59F16 at Southwest Texas* L 80-88F18 at Sam Houston State* W 72-68F23 Northwestern State* L 76-82F25 Northeast Louisiana* L 67-82M2 at North Texas* L 67-80

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Lady Aggie Classic (College Station, Texas) - 4thT2 - San Francisco Festival (San Francisco, Calif.) - 3rdT3 - Midwest Women’s Roundball Classic (Tulsa, Okla.) - 2nd

• 1989-90 • Coach: Jerry Isler

11-17 Overall, 7-7 SLCDate Opponent Result ScoreN24 Mississippi (T1) L 51-77N25 at SMU (T1) W 61-55N29 at Baylor L 68-72D1 Arizona (T2) L 66-68D2 Niagara (T2) L 70-73D5 TCU L 58-60D7 SMU W 74-65D18 Texas Tech L 65-76J3 at Oklahoma W 80-78J5 at Oklahoma State (T3) L 64-84J6 Wyoming (T3) W 74-70J7 Lamar (T3) L 57-84J9 Grambling State L 69-72J11 Sam Houston State* W 97-67J13 at Southwest Texas* L 60-74J18 at Northwestern State* L 55-87J20 at Northeast Louisiana* L 53-68J25 McNeese State* W 73-54J27 Stephen F. Austin* L 55-82F3 North Texas* L 52-61F8 at Stephen F. Austin* L 56-97F10 Southwest Texas* W 65-57F15 Northwestern State* W 74-68

F17 Northeast Louisiana* L 67-71F22 at McNeese State* W 78-72F24 at Sam Houston State* W 63-53M1 at North Texas* W 76-67M9 at Stephen F. Austin (T4) L 50-83

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - SMU Classic (Dallas, Texas) - 3rd T2 - Hurricane Tip-Off Classic (Miami, Fla.) - 4th T3 - Cowgirl Invitational (Stillwater, Okla.) - 3rd T4 - SLC Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)

• 1990-91 • Head Coach: Jerry Isler13-15 Overall, 8-6 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN23 at Tulane W 83-77N27 Baylor L 88-96N29 Incarnate Word W 101-54D4 at SMU L 64-76D6 at Weber State L 79-83D8 at Nevada W 84-77D11 at TCU L 64-70D13 at Texas Tech L 53-77J3 at UTSA L 69-83J5 Rice W 71-69J7 Tarleton State W 87-66J10 at Stephen F. Austin* L 57-95J12 Southwest Texas* W 60-59J17 Northwestern State* W 83-70J19 Northeast Louisiana* L 73-86J24 at McNeese State* W 90-43J26 at Sam Houston State* L 71-78J31 at Grambling State L 70-82F2 at North Texas* W 65-56F4 UTSA L 63-69F4 UTSA L 63-69F7 Sam Houston State* W 78-60F9 at Southwest Texas* L 65-79F14 at Northwestern State* W 67-66F16 at Northeast Louisiana* L 64-85F21 McNeese State* W 75-53F23 Stephen F. Austin* L 77-97M4 North Texas* W 78-66

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• 1991-92 • Head Coach: Jerry Isler18-11 Overall, 12-6 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN23 SMU L 76-77N26 at Cincinnati L 71-79N29 Texas-El Paso (T1) W 69-56N30 Kansas (T1) L 58-70D3 at Vanderbilt L 62-104D7 Nevada W 67-64D10 at Oklahoma W 94-93D13 at New Mexico W 75-55D30 at Rice W 77-67J2 UTSA* W 76-71J4 Southwest Texas* L 55-63J9 at Sam Houston State* W 81-71J11 at Stephen F. Austin* L 63-79J18 at North Texas* W 88-70J23 Nicholls State* W 82-71J25 McNeese State* W 89-59J30 at Northeast Louisiana* W 94-80F1 at Northwestern State* L 62-70F6 Stephen F. Austin* L 61-80F8 Sam Houston State* W 103-80F10 at UTSA* W 65-59F15 North Texas* W 77-65F20 at McNeese State* L 86-88F22 at Nicholls State* W 64-57F27 Northwestern State* L 68-75F29 Northeast Louisiana* W 78-69M2 at Southwest Texas* W 52-46M12 Northeast Louisiana (T2) W 74-69M13 at Stephen F. Austin (T2) L 55-66

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - UTA Sheraton Classic (Arlington, Texas)T2 - SLC Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)

• 1992-93 • Coach: Mike Dean

11-16 Overall, 7-11 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreD1 at SMU L 66-70D4 Eastern Illinois (T1) W 64-49D5 Wichita State (T1) W 68-61D9 New Mexico W 64-47D22 at Arkansas L 43-79D28 at South Florida L 62-69J2 Northwestern State* L 58-71J4 Northeast Louisiana* L 53-74J7 at Missouri-Kansas City L 46-66J9 North Texas* W 62-59J14 at McNeese State* L 51-59J16 at Nicholls State* W 59-44J21 Sam Houston State* W 69-51J23 Stephen F. Austin* L 52-70J28 at UTSA* L 63-70J30 at Southwest Texas* L 57-73F2 Oklahoma W 80-59F6 at North Texas* L 46-59F11 Nicholls State* W 72-49F13 McNeese State* W 80-69F18 at Stephen F. Austin* L 60-74F20 at Sam Houston State* W 59-55F25 Southwest Texas* L 51-59F27 UTSA* W 53-44M1 at Northwestern State* L 66-76

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* - Southland Conference gameT1 - UTA/Sheraton Classic (Arlington, Texas)T2 - SLC Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)

• 1993-94 • Head Coach: Mike Dean14-13 Overall, 11-7 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN28 Mississippi L 73-80D3 South Florida (T1) W 81-54D4 Middle Tennessee State (T1) L 66-87D7 at New Mexico W 61-54D11 at Wichita State L 63-75D22 Arkansas L 57-73J4 at Louisiana Tech L 41-81J6 at Nicholls State* W 82-61J8 at McNeese State* L 53-62J11 Sam Houston State* W 77-51J15 North Texas* W 68-65J20 Northwestern State* L 70-75J22 Northeast Louisiana* W 66-62J27 at UTSA* W 70-52J29 at Southwest Texas* L 50-71F3 McNeese State* W 64-61F5 Nicholls State* W 64-61F7 Missouri-Kansas City W 84-49F12 at North Texas* W 71-59F14 Stephen F. Austin* L 70-73F17 at Northeast Louisiana* L 73-83F9 at Northwestern State* L 63-68F24 Southwest Texas* W 75-65F26 UTSA* W 76-69F28 at Sam Houston State* W 72-52M2 at Stephen F. Austin* L 67-85M10 Southwest Texas (T2) L 64-70

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - UTA/Marriott Classic (Arlington, Texas)T2 - SLC Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)


10-17 Overall, 9-9 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN25 at UNLV (T1) L 59-60N26 vs. Pittsburgh (T1) L 64-74N30 at Mississippi L 36-88D3 at Baylor L 44-63D9 Texas Southern (T2) W 58-35D10 Alabama (T2) L 62-99D13 Louisiana Tech L 46-87D19 at Oregon L 61-68J5 Northwestern State* L 51-60J7 Northeast Louisiana* W 66-48J14 North Texas* W 71-64J17 Southwest Texas* L 63-75J21 at Nicholls State* W 74-61J23 at McNeese State* W 71-69J26 Sam Houston State* W 50-49J28 Stephen F. Austin* W 61-54F2 at Northeast Louisiana* L 76-79F4 at Northwestern State* L 74-76F11 at North Texas* L 66-67F13 at UTSA* L 62-64F16 Nicholls State* W 77-36F18 McNeese State* W 73-65F23 at Stephen F. Austin* L 73-80F25 at Sam Houston State* L 57-65F28 at Southwest Texas* L 69-89M2 UTSA* W 86-61M6 vs. Stephen F. Austin (T3) L 84-93

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - 7-Up Desert Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)T2 - UTA/Country Suites Classic (Arlington, Texas)T3 - SLC Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)


14-13 Overall, 9-9 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN26 New Mexico W 69-64 (OT)N30 at Clemson L 54/78D5 at Texas Southern W 60-51D8 Grambling State W 64-57D18 Alcorn State (T1) W 68-52D19 Clemson (T1) L 72-85

D21 California-Irvine W 78-72J6 at North Texas* L 52-53J11 Stephen F. Austin* L 51-81J13 Sam Houston State* L 51-52J18 at McNeese State* L 49-59J20 at Nicholls State* W 94-63J22 at Southwest Texas* L 60-58J25 Northeast Louisiana* W 79-66J27 Northwestern State* L 74-90F3 North Texas* W 54-43F5 at Louisiana Tech L 56-77F8 at Sam Houston State* L 52-70F10 at Stephen F. Austin* L 59-81F15 Nicholls State* W 73-55F17 McNeese State* W 66-50F19 at UTSA* W 66-54F22 at Northwestern State* W 65-63F24 at Northeast Louisiana* W 81-71F29 UTSA* W 70-56M2 Southwest Texas* L 60-77M6 Northwestern State (T2) L 66-74

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - UTA/Star-Telegram Invitational (Arlington, Texas)T2 - SLC Tournament (Shreveport, La.)


17-11 Overall, 11-5 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN23 at Arkansas L 53-64N26 Texas Wesleyan W 64-43N29 Florida International (T1) W 48-44N30 at Louisiana Tech (T1) L 39-80D3 at Lamar W 72-56D6 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (T2) W 58-43D7 at New Mexico (T2) L 38-52D16 Louisiana Tech L 54-61D21 at Grambling State L 59-79D28 at Jackson State W 56-46J2 Stephen F. Austin* L 64-74J5 Sam Houston State* W 75-59J9 at McNeese State* W 73-64J11 at Nicholls State* W 75-61J15 Southwest Texas* L 58-63J21 UTSA* W 59-43J23 at Northeast Louisiana* W 73-56J25 at Northwestern State* W 76-68J30 McNeese State* W 70-63F1 Nicholls State* W 61-45F13 at Sam Houston State* L 64-66F15 at Stephen F. Austin* L 68-86F20 at Southwest Texas* W 53-46F22 at UTSA* L 43-51F27 Northeast Louisiana* W 67-49M1 Northwestern State* W 80-68M5 UTSA (T3) W 70-41M6 Southwest Texas (T3) L 56-58

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Greater Shreveport Shootout (Shreveport, La.)T2 - New Mexico Borden’s Lobo Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.)T3 - SLC Tournament (Shreveport, La.)


18-9 Overall, 11-5 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN14 at Cal State Northridge W 66-50N18 at Auburn L 36-55N21 Wake Forest (T1) W 65-44N22 at St. Louis (T1) L 46-64N24 at Louisiana Tech L 38-83D1 at Texas Southern W 68-49D13 at Texas-Pan American W 66-28D18 Texas Wesleyan W 80-36D29 Texas Southern W 83-41J3 Stephen F. Austin* L 69-85J8 at Southwest Texas* W 71-50J10 at UTSA* W 58-51J15 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 64-45J17 Northwestern State* L 55-68J22 Southeastern Louisiana* W 70-44J24 Nicholls State* W 68-53J26 Texas-Pan American W 102-60J29 at Sam Houston State* W 80-51J31 McNeese State* W 74-65F5 at Northwestern State* L 57-59F7 at Northeast Louisiana* W 65-62

Mike Dean115-105 Overall Record

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Seven Seasons

• 2000-2001 • Coach: Donna Capps

6-21 Overall, 4-16 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN18 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L 51-71N20 at Texas Tech L 40-78N25 Texas Southern L 48-54D1 Texas-Pan American (T1) W 60-59D2 TCU (T1) L 36-77D7 at UTSA* L 49-66D9 at Southwest Texas* L 52-69D19 at Louisiana Tech L 44-89D28 Southeastern Louisiana* L 68-70D30 Nicholls State* W 67-61J4 at Sam Houston State* L 62-72J6 at Lamar* L 60-74J8 Prairie View A&M W 57-45J11 Northwestern State* W 64-59J13 Louisiana-Monroe* L 61-73J18 at McNeese State* L 63-69J22 at Stephen F. Austin* L 49-72J25 Lamar* L 50-64J27 Sam Houston State* W 53-49F1 at Nicholls State* L 68-74F3 at Southeastern Louisiana* L 63-72F8 Southwest Texas* L 60-65F10 UTSA* L 42-64F17 McNeese State* W 70-64F24 Stephen F. Austin* L 52-62M1 at Louisiana-Monroe* L 68-79M3 at Northwestern State* L 62-73

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - TCU Tournament (Fort Worth, Texas)


14-15 Overall, 12-8 SLCOpponent W/L ScoreN16 at Central Florida (T1) L 55-69N17 Bethune-Cookman (T1) W 66-56N20 at Baylor L 55-90N25 vs. Arkansas ^ L 48-79N27 at North Texas L 58-85D15 at Nicholls State* W 61-58D17 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 67-61D20 UTSA* L 41-43D22 Southwest Texas* W 71-66D29 at Texas Southern L 53-65J5 Northwestern State* W 59-54J7 at Louisiana-Monroe* W 67-62J10 McNeese State* L 49-55J12 Lamar* W 81-64J14 Sam Houston State* W 97-52J19 at McNeese State* L 53-64J23 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L 43-56J26 at Southwest Texas* W 72-46J28 at UTSA* L 48-51F2 Nicholls State* W 76-34F4 Southeastern Louisiana* W 64-47F11 Stephen F. Austin* L 45-78F16 at Lamar* L 51-52F18 at Sam Houston State* W 78-70F23 at Northwestern State* L 71-72F25 Louisiana-Monroe* W 59-44M2 at Stephen F. Austin* L 55-78M5 Southwest Texas (T2) W 68-64M7 at Northwestern State (T2) L 59-66

F12 Southwest Texas* W 63-41F14 UTSA* L 63-74F21 at Stephen F. Austin* L 55-97F25 Sam Houston State* W 83-59F28 at McNeese State* W 70-62M4 Northwestern State (T2) L 52-55

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - St. Louis Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.)T2 - SLC Tournament (Shreveport, La.)

• 1998-99 • ***Women’s NIT***Coach: Mike Dean

18-11 Overall, 12-6 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN15 at Texas Tech L 47-71N20 Louisville (T1) L 61-72N21 South Alabama (T1) W 73-61D5 Texas Wesleyan W 47-42D14 Louisiana Tech L 40-73D18 Belmont (T2) W 59-49D19 Denver (T2) W 49-43D28 at Sam Houston State* W 64-58D30 Texas-El Paso W 68-45J2 Nicholls State* W 73-49J4 Southeastern Louisiana* W 70-55J7 at UTSA* W 61-47J9 at Southwest Texas* W 64-49J14 Northwestern State* L 51-56J16 Northeast Louisiana* W 72-54J21 at McNeese State* W 68-63(OT)J30 at Nicholls State* W 60-54F4 McNeese State* L 48-50F6 Lamar* W 70-69F8 at Stephen F. Austin* L 61-76F11 Stephen F. Austin* W 76-61F13 at Lamar* L 53-60(OT)F18 at Northwestern State* L 60-64F20 at Northeast Louisiana* L 51-63F25 UTSA* W 53-52F27 Sam Houston State* W 77-76M3 Sam Houston State (T3) W 73-51M4 Stephen F. Austin (T3) L 63-70M12 Baylor (T4) L 60-71

* - Southland Conference gameT1 – Arkansas Lady ‘Back Tournament (Fayetteville, Ark.)T2 – UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)T3 – SLC Tournament (Shreveport, La.)T4 – Women’s NIT (Waco, Texas)


13-15 Overall, 9-9 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN19 Centenary (T1) W 71-52N20 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (T1) W 70-38N26 Centenary W 75-39N30 Texas Wesleyan L 58-59D2 at Louisiana Tech L 31-80D12 at Baylor L 48-69D14 at Texas-El Paso L 50-51D20 at Auburn L 42-75D28 Southwest Texas* W 52-49D30 UTSA* W 54-47J6 at Northwestern State* L 46-60J8 at Louisiana-Monroe* L 52-60J10 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W 63-45J13 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 66-46J15 at Nicholls State* W 58-46J22 Stephen F. Austin* L 47-60J27 McNeese State* L 48-49J29 Lamar* W 49-38F3 at UTSA* W 60-42F5 at Southwest Texas* L 51-57F10 Northwestern State* L 67-77F12 Louisiana-Monroe* W 60-55F17 at McNeese State* W 69-53F19 at Lamar* L 45-59F26 Nicholls State* W 70-45M2 Sam Houston State* L 62-64M4 at Stephen F. Austin* L 49-76M7 at Southwest Texas (T2) L 54-70

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Southwest Texas Classic (San Marcos, Texas)T2 - SLC Tournament (Home Sites)

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - UCF Golden Knight Classic (Orlando, Fla.)^ - game played in Little Rock, ArkansasT2 - SLC Tournament (Home Sites)


15-13 Overall, 13-7 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN23 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi L 51-54N25 at Texas-Pan American W 67-38N29 vs. Wisconsin (T1) L 49-58N30 vs. St. John’s (T1) L 71-75 (OT) D3 Oral Roberts W 62-55D14 at Texas A&M L 70-72D18 at Texas L 44-73D30 UTSA* W 56-47J2 McNeese State* W 71-66J9 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 47-38J11 at Nicholls State* W 59-52J16 Sam Houston State* W 77-46J18 Lamar* W 63-45J23 Southwest Texas* L 61-70J25 at Stephen F. Austin* L 56-57J30 at Northwestern State* L 59-63F1 at Louisiana-Monroe* W 67-63F6 Stephen F. Austin* W 69-61F10 at McNeese State* W 79-59F13 Southeastern Louisiana* W 73-57F15 Nicholls State* W 67-43F20 at Sam Houston State* W 69-58F22 at Lamar* W 65-41F27 at Southwest Texas* L 68-72M1 at UTSA* L 39-55M5 Northwestern State* L 53-70M7 Louisiana-Monroe* L 44-59M11 at Southwest Texas (T2) L 52-79

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - Pepperdine Thanksgiving Classic (Malibu, Calif.)T2 - SLC Tournament (Homes Sites)


19-12 Overall, 11-5 SLCOpponent W/L ScoreN22 Texas A&M-Commerce W 87-50N25 at Oral Roberts W 74-71N28 at SMU (T1) L 71-74N29 Michigan (T1) L 51-68D2 at TCU L 43-73D6 at Nebraska L 59-81D15 St. Mary’s (T2) L 66-73D16 at Hawaii (T2) W 59-51D20 Kansas (T3) L 52-71D21 Lafayette (T3) W 81-59D31 at Oklahoma State W 59-57J2 Texas-Pan American W 85-46J7 Louisiana-Monroe* L 66-70J10 UTSA* W 55-47J15 at Texas State* W 67-54J17 McNeese State* W 47-30J24 at Stephen F. Austin* L 54-58J29 Nicholls State* W 84-48J31 at Lamar* W 66-47F5 at Louisiana-Monroe* L 49-57F7 Southeastern Louisiana* W 85-41F12 at McNeese State* W 63-55F14 Stephen F. Austin* W 68-45F18 at UTSA* L 43-55F21 Texas State* W 79-64F26 at Northwestern State* L 69-77(OT)F28 at Nicholls State* W 67-62M3 Sam Houston State* W 72-48M9 Stephen F. Austin (T4) W 69-61M11 at Louisiana-Monroe (T4) W 56-53M13 at Northwestern State (T4) L 71-78

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - SMU Hoops For the Cure Tournament (Dallas, Texas)T2 - Territorial Savings Bank Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii)T3 - Wells Fargo Classic (Denver, Colo.)T4 - SLC Tournament (Homes Sites)

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• 2004-2005 • ***NCAA Tournament***Coach: Donna Capps

21-10 Overall, 13-3 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN19 at Arkansas-Little Rock W 76-59N21 at Kansas W 53-49N27 at UNLV (T1) L 57-79N28 Villanova (T1) L 53-59N29 at Southern Utah W 62-55D4 New Mexico State W 50-34D11 at SMU L 40-65D18 at Florida State L 70-72D21 at Texas L 24-69D30 at North Texas W 59-55J2 at TCU L 42-60J6 at Nicholls State* W 62-58J8 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 73-58J12 Northwestern State* W 75-60J15 at McNeese State* W 64-48J20 at Sam Houston State* W 66-43J22 Louisiana-Monroe* W 58-44J26 Stephen F. Austin* W 65-63J29 McNeese State* W 56-53F5 at Texas State* L 59-67F10 UTSA* W 57-43F12 Lamar* W 72-37F19 at Louisiana-Monroe* L 47-59F24 at Stephen F. Austin* W 64-38F26 at UTSA* L 46-48M2 Texas State* W 65-51M4 Nicholls State* W 75-30M7 Stephen F. Austin (T2) W 75-45M9 Northwestern State (T2) W 74-45M12 at Louisiana-Monroe (T2) W 60-54M19 vs. Texas Tech (T3) L 49-69

* - Southland Conference gameT1 - UNLV Lady Rebel Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.)T2 - SLC Tournament (Home Sites)T3 - First Round NCAA Tournament (Dallas, Texas)


20-9 Overall, 13-3 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN19 at South Florida (T1) L 50-74N20 vs. LaSalle (T1) W 60-54N30 at SMU L 58-67D3 at New Mexico State W 62-50D4 at Texas-El Paso W 58-53D14 at Cincinnati L 61-73D16 vs. Troy (T2) W 65-54D17 at Central Florida (T2) W 65-22D19 at Florida L 49-59D30 at TCU L 58-70D31 Cornell W 75-57J5 at Northwestern State* W 71-49J9 Louisiana-Monroe* W 58-55J12 at Texas State* W 88-54J14 Lamar* W 78-41J19 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 61-43J21 at Nicholls State* W 60-40J26 Stephen F. Austin* L 35-39J28 Sam Houston State* W 56-34F2 McNeese State* W 59-56 (2OT)F9 Northwestern State W 83-43F16 at UTSA* L 67-68 (2OT)F18 at Lamar* W 60-57F23 Nicholls State* W 65-39F25 Southeastern Louisiana* W 58-33M1 at Sam Houston State* W 61-44M3 at McNeese State* L 47-48M6 McNeese State (T3) W 71-43M8 UTSA (T3) L 75-76 (3OT)

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Image Depot Shootout (Tampa, Fla.)T2 - UCF Holiday Classic (Orlando, Fla.)T3 - SLC Tournament (Home Sites)

• 2006-07•***NCAA Tournament***Coach: Donna Capps

24-9 Overall, 16-0 SLCDate Opponent W/L ScoreN11 Northern Arizona W 69-60N17 Arkansas-Little Rock W 59-58N19 at Michigan State L 49-65

N24 North Dakota State (T1) L 54-59N25 Cal State Fullerton (T1) W 61-42D1 Pepperdine L 62-64(OT)D3 at SMU L 64-67D6 at Texas Tech L 49-64D10 at TCU L 67-71D19 Liberty University (T2) W 58-54D20 Bowling Green State (T2) L 48-59D29 Mississippi (T3) W 66-55D30 at Tulane (T3) L 65-68J4 at Central Arkansas* W 74-43J6 at Northwestern State* W 65-48J11 Nicholls State* W 87-36 J13 Southeastern Louisiana* W 51-43J20 at A&M-Corpus Christi* W 75-60J23 UTSA* W 67-38J25 at Sam Houston State* W 76-50J27 Stephen F. Austin* W 57-56F2 Texas State* W 79-50F8 at Lamar* W 65-51F10 McNeese State* W 64-45F15 at UTSA* W 68-52F17 A&M-Corpus Christi* W 72-54F22 Sam Houston State* W 81-56F24 at Stephen F. Austin* W 58-41M2 at Texas State* W 81-60M7 Northwestern State (T4) W 62-53M9 UTSA (T4) W 70-52M10 Stephen F. Austin (T4) W 68-47M17 Texas A&M (T5) L 50-58

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Wingate Inn Thanksgiving Classic (Bozeman, Mont.)T2 - Caribbean Classic (Cancun, Mexico)T3 - Tulane Doubletree Classic (New Orleans, La.)T4 - SLC Tournament (Houston, Texas)T5 - First Round NCAA Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Samantha Morrow56-37 Overall Record

Fourth Season

• 2007-2008 •Coach: Samantha Morrow19-10 Overall, 13-3 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN9 at Northern Arizona L 50-64N12 Pittsburg State W 69-56N17 Montana State W 70-43N23 at Pepperdine(T1) W 64-54N29 at Texas L 60-76D8 at SMU L 66-97D18 Marshall L03 91-97D20 Elon Phoenix (T2) W 80-58D21 at Charlotte 49ers (T2) W 68-60D28 at Texas A&M L 55-69J4 at TCU L 42-97J10 Central Arkansas* W 80-58J12 Northwestern State* W 79-62J17 at Nicholls State* W 80-61J19 at Southeastern Louisiana* W 72-60J24 at UTSA* L 53-76J26 A&M-Corpus Christi* W 54-41J31 Sam Houston State* W 97-53F2 at Stephen F. Austin* W 64-56F9 at Texas State* L 59-63F14 Lamar* W 69-46F16 at McNeese State* W 43-42F21 UTSA* L 46-63F23 at A&M-Corpus Christi* WOT 63-56F28 at Sam Houston State* W 94-61M1 Stephen F. Austin* W 77-49M8 Texas State* W 88-71M12 McNeese State (T3) W 82-68M14 UTSA (T3) L 67-77

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Timeout 4 HIV/AIDS Tournament (Malibu, Calif.)T2 - SpringHill Suites Hoilday Classic (Charlotte, N.C.) T3 - SLC Tournament (Home Sites)

• 2008-2009 •Coach: Samantha Morrow22-11 Overall, 14-2 SLC

Date Opponent W/L ScoreN14 at SMU W 85-79N20 at TCU L 49-70N23 at Texas Tech L 57-72N26 MIDWESTERN STATE H 90-49N30 at Morehead State L 65-70D2 at Marshall L 72-82D6 at Rice W 77-72D14 at Kansas State L 63-73D18 vs. Memphis (T1) W 84-45D20 vs. Georgia Tech (T1) L 56-63D29 at Tulsa (T2) W 67-65D30 vs. Texas Southern (T2) L 57-67J3 HBU W 66-57J10 TEXAS STATE* W 67-53J14 at Lamar* L 60-65J17 UTSA* W 76-59J21 at Stephen F. Austin* W 76-65J24 SAM HOUSTON STATE* W 87-73J31 at Texas State* W 71-66F4 TAMUCC* W 88-62F7 NORTHWESTERN ST. W 74-68F11 at McNeese State* W 73-47F14 at UTSA* W 69-60F18 SOUTHEASTERN LA.* L 74-82F21 at Central Arkansas* W 98-69F25 LAMAR* W 66-59F28 at Sam Houston State* W 83-65M4 NICHOLLS STATE* W 91-58M7 at TAMU-CC* W 78-61M10 vs. TAMU-CC (T3) W 91-59M13 vs. Lamar (T3) W 67-62M14 vs. UTSA (T3) L 63-74M21 at Oklahoma State (T4) L 72-82

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Bahamas Tournament (Nassua, Bahamas)T2 - Tulsa Classic (Tulsa, Okla.)T3 - SLC Tournament (Katy, Texas)T5 - First Round WNIT Tournament (Stillwater, Okla.)

• 2009-2010 •Coach: Samantha Morrow

15-16 Overall, 9-7 SLCN13 RICE W 81-64N17 HOUSTON L 74-78N24 UMKC W 72-61N27 vs. Prairie View A&M (T1) L 58-65N28 at Texas Tech (T1) L 37-71N29 vs. San Francisco (T1) W 70-67D03 at Oklahoma L 67-100D12 at Southeast Missouri W 66-54D15 at Arkansas State LOT 60-67D19 at St. John’sT2 L 47-79D20 vs. UAB (T2) L 46-59D30 at Houston Baptist W 77-65J05 at Texas L 41-84J09 at Texas State W 66-60J13 LAMAR* L 63-67J16 at UTSA* L 51-69J20 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN* W 85-79J23 at Sam Houston State* LOT 75-77J30 TEXAS STATE* W 71-59F03 at A&M-Corpus Christi* L 66-72F06 at Northwestern State* W 86-82F10 MCNEESE STATE* W 77-65F13 UTSA* W 78-71F17 at Southeastern La. W 74-64F20 CENTRAL ARKANSAS* L 59-67F24 at Lamar* L 73-79F27 SAM HOUSTON STATE* W 87-76M3 at Nicholls State* WOT 87-78M6 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI* L 57-65M9 vs. UTSA (T3) W 68-63M11 vs. Lamar (T3) L 61-70

* - Southland Conference GameT1 - Texas Tech Tournament (Lubbock, Texas)T2 - St. John’s Holiday Classic (Jamaica, NY)T3 - SLC Tournament (Katy, Texas)

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EXPERIENCEThe University of Texas at Arlington

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The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and the University community fosters unity of purpose and cultivates mutual respect.

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The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and through its community service learning programs. The diverse student body shares a wide range of cultural values and the University community fosters unity of purpose and cultivates mutual respect.

The University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research, teaching, and public service institution whose mis-sion is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence. The University is committed to the promotion of lifelong learning through its academic and continuing education programs and to the formation of good citizenship

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The University fosters an active learning environ-ment for its 29,000 stu-dents, who pursue 198 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees with 10 colleges and schools.

● Architecture● Business● Education● Engineering● Honors College● Liberal Arts● Nursing● Science● Social Work● Urban and Public A� airs

The University fosters an

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BY THE NUMBERS

● In America’s Best Architecture & Design Schools for 2008, Design Intelligence ranked the School of Architecture’s graduate archi-tecture program second in the South.

● A study by Decision Analyst ranked UT Arlington the No. 10 graduate business school in the United States. The study ranked 51 universities with graduate business degree programs.

● The Marketing Department ranks 27th worldwide in the latest American Marketing As-sociation ratings in the Journal of Marketing.

● Since 2003, enrollment at the UT Arlington Fort Worth Center has skyrocketed from 596 to 1,288. Located in downtown Fort Worth, the center o� ers graduate, undergraduate and continuing education program tailored to the working professional.

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BY THE NUMBERS

Degrees O� ered

● 80 Bachelors

● 74 Masters

● 31 Doctoral

Enrollment

● 28,085 total

● 21,370 undergraduate

● 6,715 graduate

Student Body:

● 46.5 percent White

● 16.5 percent Hispanic

● 14.5 percent African American

● 10.2 percent Asian

● 10.0 percent International

● 1.8 percent Other

● 0.5 percent American Indian

BY THE NUMBERSBY THE NUMBERSWHERE WE RANK

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MAVERICK ACTIVITIES CENTER

The University encompasses 420 acres and includes more than 100 buildings, some dating from 1919. In the past six years, the construction or renovation of more than a dozen buildings has added 1.2 million square feet to the physical plant.

● Construction began in 2008 on the $150 million En-gineering Research Complex, which will forge innovative partnerships between engineering and science. Other projects include the Civil Engineering Laboratory Build-ing, which opened in August 2008, and an expansion of the Engineering Lab Building.

● The School of Nursing’s Smart Hospital provides 13,000 square feet of space for student nurses to use cutting-edge learning technology. The facility features more than 30 full-body patient simulators in a 23-bed simulated hospital environment.

● UT Arlington’s purchases from Historically Underuti-lized Businesses (HUBs) ranked 12th among state agen-cies in Texas in 2008. HUB purchases accounted for almost a third of the Universities total expenditures.

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● 20,000 sq. ft. weight and � tness room (80+ pieces of cardio equipment, 4 circuit training units & free weight area

● 4 multipurpose rooms - yoga, martial arts, aerobics, and more.

● 5 Indoor basketball courts

● 9 Volleyball courts

● Indoor soccer gymnasium

● 2 Indoor tracks - 1/16 mile and 1/9 mile

● 5 Racquetball courts



● 10 Badminton courts

● Game room which in-cludes table tennis

● Social corridor with group seating and activity viewing

● Internet café with juice bar (wired and wireless con-nection)

● Men’s and women’s health club style locker rooms

● Wellness resource center

● Conference rooms

● Climbing wall

The Maverick Activities Center (MAC), a $34.5 million recreation facility, is approximately 190,000 sq. ft. and includes:

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● Approximately 218,000 square feet

● Seating Capacity: 6,500

●Cost: Approximately $78 million

● Construction: Designed to achieve LEED Silver Cer-ti� cation, continuing UT Arlington’s commitment to sustainable development

● Construction Time: Ap-proximately 30 months, with an anticipated completion date in spring 2012

● Architect: HKS


COLLEGE PARK CENTER

UT Arlington broke ground on the College Park Center on March 5, 2010, which will be located at the north-east corner of campus between South Center and South Pecan streets at West Second Street.

COLLEGE PARK CENTERCOLLEGE PARK CENTERMAVERICK ACTIVITIES CENTER

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UT Arlington women’s basketball team and director of athletics Pete Carlon take part in the ground breaking ceremony at the site of the College Park Center on March 5, 2010.

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COLLEGE PARK CENTERThe University of Texas at Arlington

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● Arlington is a city in Tarrant County, within the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area. According to a U.S. Census Bureau release, Arlington has an estimated population of 371,038. Arlington is the 7th largest city in Texas and the 50th largest city in the United States.

● Located approximately 12 miles east of downtown Fort Worth and 20 miles west of downtown Dallas, Ar-lington is home to the Texas Rangers’ Ballpark in Arling-ton and the theme parks Six Flags Over Texas and the newly completed Cowboys Stadium.

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DALLAS COWBOYS STADIUM

STADIUM QUICK FACTS● Stadium site covers 73 total acres.● Stadium is 3 million square feet.● Roof structure is 660,800 sq. ft. (one of the largest in the world).● Approximate capacity of up to 100,000 fans.● Largest retractable end zone doors in the world (120’X180’).● Largest scoreboard in the world measuring at 72 ft. tall by 160 ft. wide (sideline boards) while fans in the end zones will view boards measuring 27 ft. tall by 48 ft. wide.● Record attendance of 105,121 on September 21, 2009 (New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys).

● America’s team completed its � rst year at Cowboys Stadium, just 2.5 miles from UT Arlington’s campus.● The stadium will host Super Bowl XLV in 2011, beating out bids from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, and Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. It will be the � rst time the Super Bowl has been played in Dallas, and just the third time in the state of Texas (2004 - Reliant Stadium, Houston; 1974 - Rice Stadium, Houston).● Besides hosting 10 preseason and regular season Cowboys games, Cowboys Stadium will be the centerpiece of excitement with the following sporting event-staking place during 2010-11, TCU vs. Oregon State (Sept. 4), Herbstreit Classic (Sept. 6), Tim McGraw concert (Sept. 10) and Texas A&M vs. Arkansas (Oct. 9).

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DALLAS COWBOYS STADIUMThe University of Texas at Arlington

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● The Rangers Ballpark in Arlington was built in 1994, located just 3.8 miles from UT Arlington’s campus.

● From the exterior to the interior many ideas from other past ballparks were used when building the ballpark. As fans approach the ballpark, it resembles Ebbets Field with its red brick facade and arches. Once inside the ballpark, a brick Walk of Fame containing information and rosters of every Texas Rangers team extends around the entire facil-ity. The Rangers home � eld is the only retro ballpark built that is enclosed as over 48,000 seats and four story o� ce complex surround the playing � eld.

STADIUM QUICK FACTS● Stadium opened April 11, 1994● Capacity: 48,911● Cost: $191 million● Hosted Major League Baseball All-Star Game in 1995● Kenny Rogers perfect game on June 28, 1994● Ian Kinsler hits for the cycle and has six hits on Apr. 15, 2009● Previous stadium, Arlington Stadium, existed just a quarter of a mile from new stadium. Rangers played in Arlington Stadium from 1972-1993.

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AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER

● The Metroplex features � ve major professional sports teams and also has � ve professional/mi-nor league franchises, including the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rang-ers, Dallas Mavericks, FC Dallas, Dallas Stars, Frisco RoughRiders, Fort Worth Cats, Grand Prairie AirHogs, Texas Brahmas and the Texas Tornado.

● The NBA All-Star Festivities were held in Dallas in 2010. The game set a world record for the highest attendance at a single basketball game with 108,713 fans in attendance on February 14, 2010.

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DFW METROPLEXThe University of Texas at Arlington

DFW METROPLEX

● The Metroplex is a convenient travel destination with two airports (Dallas Fort Worth In-ternational Airport & Love Field Airport) within 25 miles of UT Arlington. DFW Airport is located 16 miles from campus while Dal-las Love Field Airport is 24 miles from the university. DFW con-nects directly with 133 US mar-kets and 36 international destina-tions. By 2010, DFW has served 100 million passengers a year. Love Field is the primary hub of Southwest Airlines and serves six million passengers annually.

● Texas Motor Speedway opened in 1996 and was a $250 million project. The facility seats 191,122 fans, including 144 suites. The track is 1.5 miles (oval).

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UTA CAMPUS LIFE

● UT Arlington has become a � rst-choice university for students seeking a traditional college experi-ence. With 300 campus organizations to choose from, students � nd it easy to become active par-ticipants in the Maverick community.

● With almost 4,300 students living on campus, UTA provides a robust learning atmosphere. More than 400 live in Kalpana Chawla Hall, which houses the University’s residential living/learning program.

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTJames D. Spaniolo

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Arlington College, 1895-1902

Carlisle Military Academy, 1902-1913

Arlington Training School, 1913-1916

Arlington Military Academy, 1916-1917

Grubbs Vocational College, 1917-1923

North Texas Agricultural College, 1923-1949

Arlington State College, 1949-1967

The University of Texas at Arlington, 1967-Present

Hailed as the ideal person to lead The University of Texas at Arlington into a new era of prominence, James D. Spaniolo was appointed the University’s sev-enth president in November 2003 by

The University of Texas System Board of Regents. He took o� ce in February 2004 and immediately began building an adminis-trative team and reaching out to stake-holders to map a course for UT Arling-ton’s future as a major national research university. Among his major accomplish-ments are growing the size and prestige of both the student body and the faculty, implementing the campus master plan (including the new Special Events Center, set to open in late 2011), and taking re-search activity at UT Arlington to record heights. President Spaniolo’s experience in higher education, law, philanthropy, politics and journalism make him uniquely quali� ed to lead a comprehensive teaching, re-search and public service institution like UT Arlington. With an enrollment of more than 29,000 students, UT Arlington is the second-largest of the 15 institutions in The UT System and o� ers 90 baccalaure-ate, 74 master’s and 34 doctoral degrees. And with a continued focus on technol-ogy transfer and economic development, UT Arlington is solidifying its status as a leading research university in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the state and the nation. Before coming to UT Arlington, President Spaniolo was dean of Michigan State University’s College of Communication Arts and Sciences. As dean from 1996 to 2003, he oversaw an enrollment increase of more than 1,000 students and helped establish the James H. and Mary B. Quello Center for Telecommunication Manage-ment and Law by raising more than $3.5 million. He forged a partnership with a newspaper corporation in Mexico and strengthened alumni outreach. He was also a professor in the School of Jour-

UT Arlington Presidents2004 - James D. Spaniolo

2003-2004 Dr. Charles Sorber (Interim)

1995-2003 Dr. Robert Witt

1992-1995 Dr. Ryan Amacher

1972-1992 Dr. Wendell H. Nedderman

1968-1972 Dr. Frank Harrison

1959-1968 Dr. Jack Royce Woolf

1946-1959 Dr. E.H. Hereford

1923-1946 Dean Edward Everett Davis

1917-1923 Dean Myron L. Williams

1916-1917 John B. Dodson

1913-1916 H.K. Taylor

1902-1913 James McCoy Carlisle

1895-1902 Lee Morgan Hammond

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Hailed as the ideal person to lead The University of Texas at Arlington into a new era of prominence, James D. Spaniolo was appointed the University’s sev-enth president in

UT Arlington Presidents2004 - James D. Spaniolo

2003-2004 Dr. Charles Sorber (Interim)

1995-2003 Dr. Robert Witt

1992-1995 Dr. Ryan Amacher

1972-1992 Dr. Wendell H. Nedderman

1968-1972 Dr. Frank Harrison

1959-1968 Dr. Jack Royce Woolf

1946-1959 Dr. E.H. Hereford

1923-1946 Dean Edward Everett Davis

1917-1923 Dean Myron L. Williams

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTJames D. Spaniolo

nalism and taught courses on the First Amendment and communications law. Before his tenure at Michigan State, he was vice president and chief program o� cer of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the largest media-related private foundation in the United States with more than $1.5 billion in assets. In seven years with the Knight Foundation, he directed a program that included major grants and initiatives to support journalism and a free press in the United States and worldwide. He also served as a member of the foundation’s Journalism Advisory Committee from 1997 to 2003. Before joining the Knight Foundation, President Spaniolo was a newspaper ex-ecutive and lawyer with Knight-Ridder for more than a decade. He was vice presi-dent of human resources and assistant to the publisher at the Detroit Free-Press and general executive and general coun-sel at The Miami Herald. He began his legal career with the Miami law � rm of Paul & Thomson, which rep-resented The Herald, and later served as associate general counsel of the Ameri-can Newspaper Publishers Association, where he established the organization’s legal department. He is a member of the Florida Bar and has been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, the 5th and 11th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. He graduated with high honors from Michigan State University in 1968 with a B.A. degree in political science. As a se-nior, he was editor-in-chief of the student daily, the State News. Following service in the U.S. Army Reserve, he became an assistant to Michigan State President Clifton R. Wharton Jr. from 1970 to 1972. He earned a law degree from the Univer-sity of Michigan Law School in 1975 and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Michigan Institute of Public Policy Studies (now the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy). President Spaniolo has a son, Jamie, who lives in Washington D.C., and a daughter, Sarah, who lives in Los Angeles.

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The � fth Director of Intercollegiate Athlet-ics at UT Arlington since 1953, Pete Carlon is in his 15th year as the depart-ment’s director after serving twice in an interim role.

Carlon has been with the university 30 years

(since 1981), when he came to UT Arlington from Stephen F. Austin to become the head athletics trainer. He served as assistant or associate athletics director from 1984 until he was named director of athletics in May of 1996.

During Carlon’s � rst tenure as interim athletics director in 1991-92, UT Arlington won � ve team conference titles and was ranked by the Women’s Sports Foundation as the second best Division I program in the nation in terms of commitment to gender equity.

During the 1996-97 year, in Carlon’s � rst year as the permanent athletics director, the Mav-ericks claimed both the men’s and women’s Southland Conference All-Sports trophies, a � rst in the history of the UT Arlington athletics program. In 1998-99, UT Arlington again claimed both the men’s and women’s All-Sports Championship and won the SLC Commissioner’s Cup in the award’s second year of existence. The Commissioner’s Cup recognizes the conference’s best overall ath-letics program. In all, UT Arlington has won three Commissioner’s Cups and has � nished among the top three schools in the race for the Cup each year since programs began competing for the award. During Carlon’s tenure, the UT Arlington women’s teams have captured � ve SLC All-Sports trophies and the men’s teams have won six all-sports awards. In all, the Mavericks have won 51 team confer-ence championships during Carlon’s tenure as athletics director.

Following the 2009-10 academic year, Carlon was named the Under Armour Athletic Direc-tor of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Twenty-nine athletic directors were recognized with four geographic regions separated into seven categories.

In 1997-98, Carlon teamed with then-Univer-sity President Dr. Robert Witt to join forces with student and faculty leaders to spearhead the campaign for a referendum on a Student Intercollegiate Athletics Fee. This student athletics fee won overwhelming support

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSPete Carlon

from the student body and was enacted by the state legislature and then Gov. George W. Bush in 1999. The fee was the � rst of its kind in the state of Texas, and serves as a model for other institutions.

Carlon has placed a special emphasis on maintaining an environment of academic excellence for UT Arlington student-athletes. Numerous academic support services and programs have been implemented to as-sist each student-athlete in their academic endeavors. UT Arlington athletics is involved with the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program, which provides Maverick student-athletes opportunities for life enriching leadership experiences, community service and life skills training.

During his 12-year tenure as head athlet-ics trainer, Carlon served as president of the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association in 1987-88, was a member of the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association (SWATA) Ex-ecutive Board, and served two terms on the national board of directors for the National Athletic Trainers Association. Carlon received one of the highest honors presented by the organization when he was named recipient of the NATA Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award in 1997. In 1989, Carlon was presented the Frank Medina Award for service to athlet-ics training and mankind, and has twice (1988 and 1996) earned the Eddie Wojecki Award for service to SWATA.

He was inducted into the SWATA Hall of Fame in 1999 and the NATA Hall of Fame in 2005 - the organization’s highest honor.

Carlon served a two-year term as president of the Southland Conference and chair of its executive committee. He previously served on the executive committee in two-year stints as vice president/chair of the compliance com-mittee and secretary/treasurer and chair of the � nance committee.

Carlon has also served on several commit-tees, including Southland Conference Honors and Awards, Compliance, Strategic Planning, Championships, O� ciating and Marketing and Television.

Nationally, Carlon has been recently ap-pointed for a four-year term on the Division I Academics Cabinet, after spending the last year as a member of the NCAA Division I Aca-demics, Eligibility and Compliance Cabinet, the Transfer Issues Ad Hoc Subcommittee and chairing the Division I Financial Aid Subcom-mittee.

Carlon completed a four-year term (1998-2002) on the NCAA Committee on Com-petitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports as well as the Subcommittee for Drug Education and Testing. He also is an active participant in the NCAA Athletics Certi� cation process, having served on NCAA Peer Review Teams evaluating 10 other Division I institu-tions. He served as the president of the I-AAA Athletic Directors Association in 2005-06.

Carlon spearheaded a facilities upgrade with the � rst phase of Clay Gould Ballpark renova-tion completed. Other facilities that have receive enhancement since 2002 include: the UT Arlington Tennis Center, Allan Saxe Soft-ball Field and the track surface at Maverick Stadium.

Most recently, Carlon has been heavily involved in the design and fund raising for UT Arlington’s $78 million Special Events Center which is currently under construction and is expected to be completed in the spring of 2012.

Carlon earned a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University in 1975 and his master’s de-gree from Northwest Missouri State University in 1976. He began his professional career at Arlington James Bowie High School in 1976 as a health teacher and athletics trainer, and was the school’s Teacher of the Year in 1978.

Carlon and his wife, Beth, who is an elementa-ry school administrator in Irving ISD, are both natives of Gowrie, Iowa.

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MAVERICK SPIRITThe University of Texas at Arlington

MAVERICK SPIRIT

FIGHT SONGBlue, white, we’ve got the might,

Mavericks, we’re gonna � eldShout our praises to the sky

V-I-C-T-O-R-YGo big Mavericks

UTA Mavericks Fight, FightGo big Mavericks

All the way MavericksFight FightGo Mavs!

ALMA MATERDear School we love.

You are our Alma Mater,And through the years,

Our faith we shall proclaim.We are each one,

A loyal son or daughter,Our song of praise,

Shall glorify your name.Dear School we love,

Forever Arlington.

Hornets, Junior Aggies, Blue Riders and Reb-els among long list of mascot names

An aardvark as UTA’s mascot? It could’ve hap-pened. The story begins more than 80 years ago.

From 1917, when it joined the Texas A&M System, to 1921, the school’s athletic teams answered to Grubbers or the school’s name, Grubbs Vocational College) and Shorthorns (after the campus newspaper, The Shorthorn).

Grubbers just wasn’t destined to last, and many didn’t like Shorthorns because that’s what freshman teams at the school’s hated rival, The University of Texas at Austin, were called.

A Shorthorn editorial Nov. 12, 1921, liked Hor-nets the idea of the ‘Horn’ and the ‘Sting’ too.”

So Hornets it was—but not for long. When the school changed to North Texas Agricultural College in 1923, the yearbook that appeared in the spring was called the Junior Aggie. This set in motion a gradual shift over the years from Hornets to Junior Aggies.

In 1949, when the school became Arling-

ton State College, the nickname was o� cially changed to Blue Riders. According to an Aug. 25, 1949, article in the Tarrant County Citizen, “It was felt that the name would be appropriate with the school colors (blue and white), and would allow artists an opportunity to sketch attractive designs for team uniforms.”

Except Blue Riders never caught on, either. In 1951, President E.H. Hereford called a meeting of as many sophomores as he could � nd and asked them to suggest yet another mascot.

Rebels subsequently won a student vote, and the � ght song Dixie and mascot Johnny Red became intricate parts of the theme and continued as ASC became a four-year school in 1959. The theme was never seriously questioned until spring 1965 when some argued that Rebels depicted a symbol of slavery. Others maintained that it represented Southern heritage.

Several votes for name changes were held over the next six years, including one in 1968 (one year after the school became The Univer-

sity of Texas at Arlington) when Aardvarks was the top vote-getter behind Rebels. In February 1970, with Rebels not being one of the choices, Texans won out over Mavericks and Apollos, but Mavericks prevailed in a runo� .

The battle still wasn’t over as students forced a referendum a month later, and the Old South theme prevailed again. UTA President Frank Har-rison pleaded with students to make a change.

In May 1971, one more vote was held. Again, students could vote for any name they chose, as long as it wasn’t Rebels. Mavericks won over Toros, Rangers and Hawks.

The � rst Maverick mascot was a horned horse. In later years it was patterned, sort of, after Sam Maverick, a wealthy Texas landowner who participated in many momentous events in the state’s early history, among them the defense of the Alamo. He died in 1870.

Maverick accumulated a fabled empire and inspired the term “maverick” to denote an un-branded calf or an independent person.

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Through a year round individualized training program, players undergo a rigorous conditioning regimen. This program is designed, supervised, scruti-nized and implemented by a highly quali� ed and dedicated certi� ed strength coach. Over the years strength coaching has evolved into immeasurably more than just weightlifting. Strength and conditioning is now performance enhancement. While weight lifting is still a fundamental facet, there are many other important features. Their program for athletes includes � exibility train-ing, cardiovascular conditioning, speed and power development, improve-ment of self motivation and mental toughness. Not only do these e� orts improve the quality of the athlete’s performance, but this program greatly reduces the potential for injury, reduces the extent of many injuries and expe-dites recovery in case there is an injury.

At UT Arlington this is a year round endeavor, in-season and o� season. Many of our student athletes choose to spend their summers in Arlington in order to extend their opportunity to train for a championship. We take tremendous pride in a facility and sta� second to none in the nation. Every program is

uniquely matched to the athlete and the sport. The strength sta� works very closely with the sport coaches to create a spirit of shared goals, consistent expectations and staying abreast of the most current technology and sport science.

The strength sta� at the University of Texas-Arlington is devoted to the score-board results of every team at the University, but, more importantly, we are devoted and committed to the personal success of every student-athlete on and o� the � eld!

“Our sta� is committed to developing each athlete’s innate ability to the full-est. This includes: strength, power, speed, endurance, � exibility and resolve. We employ the latest techniques, equipment and motivation, as well as tra-ditional principals, to ensure that our student-athletes are trained speci� cally and individually to be champions in their sport.”

- Kathy Wagner, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONINGThe University of Texas at Arlington

SPORTS MEDICINE

A commitment to total care exists in every facet of UT Arlington’s approach to its student-athletes. UT Arlington Athletics Training facility contains modern equipment to ensure that a student-athlete is treated with care. Combined with the University health center, the student-athlete at UT Arlington is provided a team of physicians and care specialists.

The Maverick health care team focuses on preven-tion, treatment and rehabilitation. Equipment, training, medical and strength and conditioning sta� s are jointly committed to health care and prevention.

“It has always been our philosophy to take a proac-tive approach to health care rather than just tending to our student-athletes after an injury,” said Roy Rudewick, head athletics trainer.

Rudewick, a 1989 graduate of UT Arlington enters his fourth year with the Mavericks after more than a decade of service within the Arlington Independent School District. He will oversee all teams and will serve as the primary trainer for the men’s basketball program.

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COACHING STAFFHEAD COACHES

ASSISTANT COACHES

Diego BenitezTennis

Scott CrossMen’s Basketball

Samantha MorrowWomen’s Basketball

Debbie HedrickSoftball

Jay ReesMen’s Golf

John SauerhageTrack and FieldCross Country

Darin ThomasBaseball

Diane SeymourVolleyball

Brandon BergerTrack and Field

Zak BuncikMBB Dir. of Operations

Derrick DanielsMen’s Basketball

Erin CluteVolleyball

Angela PerrySoftball

Jay SirianniBaseball

Gerald RicheyTrack and Field

Jordan DurhamTrack and Field

Lindsey WilsonWomen’s Basketball

Erin GrantWomen’s Basketball

Vince KwasnickSoftball

Shane Lafl inWomen’s Basketball

Andrae PattersonMen’s Basketball

Stuart PowellGolf

Greg YoungMen’s Basketball

David McLeodBSB Dir. of Operations

Marco MatteucciTennis

K.J. HendricksBaseball

Lindsay ScanlanVolleyball

ADMINISTRATION/SUPPORT STAFF

Le-Net FranklinSoftball Graduate Asst.

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Mishael BergerAcademics Coordinator

Tony BurkenAssociate A.D. for

Business and Operations

Jason ChaputAsst. A.D. for Facilitiesand Events Manager

Kevin FralicksAssociate A.D. for

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Debbie GarciaSr. Associate A.D. for

Academics & Compliance/SWA

Dr. Bill ReevesDeputy A.D./EligibilityCertifi cation Offi cer

Roy RudewickAssociate AD forSports Medicine

Gina GiammancoAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kristyna ManciasAssistant Sports

Information Director

Dr. Barry McKeownFaculty Representative

John MocekSr. Associate A.D. for

Finance and Administration

Lorraine PalmerAdministrative Assistant II

Shirley RacioppaSupport Specialist II

Pete CarlonDirector of Athletics

Adriana CantuAssistant Athletic Trainer

Marla MorrisAdministrative Asst. for

External Affairs

Jed StrattonGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Gregg ElkinAssoc. A.D. for Communications

and Media Relations

Kathy WagnerStrength and

Conditioning Coach

Michella GaiserMaverick Club/

External Affairs Coordinator

Sascha SchapiroGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Travis BorenMarketing/Promotions

Coordinator

Luke BrietzkeAssistant Sports

Information Director

Jed StrattonStudent Development

Specialist/Academic Advisor

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MAVS IN THE COMMUNITY

Being a Maverick means being active in the communi-ty both on campus and in the Arlington area. With the goal of building leaders in the community, the UT Ar-lington athletics department and its student-athletes take an active role in community service projects.

Among the community service projects include the D.E.A.R. Mavericks (Drop Everything and Read) Pro-gram. Student athletes inspire youth from Arlington, Mans� eld, Grand Prairie area schools by reading to classes and speaking to groups about the importance of staying in school.


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MAVS IN THE COMMUNITYThe University of Texas at Arlington


The past two years, UTA student-athletes and coaches participated in the following community activities:

● Salvation Army Canned Food Drive (Athletics Dept)● Strikeout Bone Cancer (Softball)● Reading to elementary school students (Baseball)● Helping UT Arlington students move into dorms (Athletics Dept.)● Hatch Madness (Women’s Basketball Charity Event)● Dig for the Cure (Volleyball)● Think Pink Breast Cancer Awareness (Women’s Basketball)● Miracle League Day (Baseball)

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ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR

2010 Hall of Honor inductees (L-to-R:) Christian Jaeger ( 1995-99, Tennis), Tracy Burr-Lemonia (1985-88; Women’s Bas-ketball), Jim Marcum (1967-69, Football), Men’s Tennis SLC Championship Teams (1998-2001).

2010 HALL OF HONOR INDUCTION CLASS

TRACY BURR-LEMONIA Women’s Basketball

1985-88

Tracy Burr went on to lead her team in scoring in each of her three seasons which includes a school-record mark of 19.6 points per game in 1987-88. Burr scored at least 300 points each season and registered 530 as a senior which is sixth on the school’s all-time scoring list.

CHRISTIAN JAEGERTennis

1995-99

Christian Jaeger helped lead his team to three Southland Conference championships, two of which were conference tournament titles. During this span he set a conference record by being named the South-land’s player of the year three consecutive years.

JIM MARCUMFootball1967-69

Jim Marcum led the Rebels with six interceptions and was rated one of the best all-around defensive backs ever coached by Coach Judd Ramsey. Marcum’s outstanding perfor-mances didn’t go unnoticed as he earned All-Southland Conference honorable mention accolades.

SLC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMSMen’s Tennis1998-2001

Under the direction of seven-time Southland Conference Coach of the Year Patric DuBois, the teams recorded a 59-35 overall record and a 16-3 South-land Conference mark. The Mavericks dominated their tour-nament opponents registering six shutout wins, three of which came in the championship.

HALL OF HONOR MEMBERS

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ATHLETICS HALL OF HONORThe University of Texas at Arlington

HALL OF HONOR MEMBERSName ________________Classi� cation ______________ InductedTracy Burr-Lemonia _________ WB ______________________2010Christian Jaeger ____________ TN ______________________2010Jim Marcum _______________ FB ______________________2010Rayla Allison _______________ SB ______________________2009Mike Barnes _______________ FB ______________________2009Je� Burrow ________________ BSB ______________________2009Jenny Hockett _______________TF _______________________2009Gary Lewis _________________ FB ______________________2008Heather Hoy-Martin _________ VB ______________________2008Dr. Bill Reeves __________ MBB/Admin. __________________2008Errol Byles __________________TF _______________________2007Bob Diem _________________ FB ______________________2007Theresa Noggler-Fangman __________ VB ______________________2007Tom Beasley ___________ FB/BSB Coach __________________2006Paul Renfro ________________MBB ______________________2006B.G. Wilson ________________ BSB ______________________2006Brenda Woodard ____________ SB ______________________2006Scotty Caldwell _____________ FB ______________________2005Gwen Clardy-Ross ____________TF _______________________2005Christina Rudiger ___________ VB ______________________2005Marvin “Butch” McBroom ___ BSB Coach/Admin. _________________2004Carolyn Smith ______________WBB ______________________2004Robert Willbanks ___________ FB ______________________2004Ronald Hancock _____________TF _______________________2003Eva Jonsson ________________TF _______________________2003Justin Rowland ______________TF _______________________2003Shawn Sweeten ____________ VB ______________________2003Bruce Collie ________________ FB ______________________2002Angela Nelson-Martinez ______TF _______________________2002Ralph McPherson ___________MBB ______________________2002Mike Nau __________________MBB ______________________2002Fred Arnold ________________ FB ______________________2001Ron Barnett _______________FB, BSB_____________________2001Allen Lowes _______________ TF/FB _____________________2001Katie Weismiller ____________ VB ______________________2001Lisa Austin __________________TF _______________________2000Dick Hill ___________________ FB ______________________2000Monte Stratton ___________TF Coach ____________________2000Jimmy Thomas _____________ FB ______________________2000Ana de Oliveira _____________ VB ______________________1999Howard Prager _____________ BSB ______________________1999Glen Throckmorton _________ FB ______________________1999Larry Dowler ______________ SWIM _____________________1998Danny Gri� n_______________ FB ______________________1998Brenda Marshall ____________ SB ______________________1998Willie Brand ________________MBB ______________________1997Mark Cannon ______________ FB ______________________1997Lisa Love ________________VB Coach ____________________1997Joel McCray _________________TF _______________________1997Ken Ozee __________________ FB ______________________1997Eddie Stallings _____________MBB ______________________1997Sara Massey-Bontke __________TF _______________________1996Paul “Cotton” Mitchell ________MBB ______________________1996McClinton Neal ______________TF _______________________1996Cli� Odom _________________ FB ______________________1996Judd Ramsey _______________ FB ______________________1996Mary Ridgway ____________VB Coach ____________________1996Randy Thorpe ____________ Baseball ____________________1996

Burley Bearden ___________FB Coach ____________________1994Sansiski Daniels _____________TF _______________________1994Kathy Gunter-Stan� eld ______VB, WBB, TF, SB __________________1994Name ________________Classi� cation ______________ InductedWillie Thomas ______________ FB ______________________1994Don Easterling _________ SWIM Coach __________________1993L.R. “Dink” Ford _____________MBB ______________________1993Charlie Key ______________FB Coach ____________________1993Gene Schrickel _____________MBB ______________________1993H.A.D. “Hoss” Dunsworth_____S-A, Coach, Supporter ________________1992Trey Hillman _____________ Baseball ____________________1992Ric Nesbit ________________ SWIM _____________________1992Bruce Tibbets ______________MBB ______________________1992Al Culton __________________MBB ______________________1991James G. “Klepto” Holmes ____ FB, MBB, BSB ___________________1991Gilbert Smith _______________TF _______________________1991Wayne Coble ______________ FB, TF _____________________1990Dale Drennan _______________TF _______________________1990Carl Knox _______________MBB, TN, FB ___________________1990Skip Butler _________________ FB ______________________1989Theresa Frederick ___________ VB ______________________1989Howard Payne Shannon _____BSB, TF _____________________1989Roy Dewalt ________________ FB ______________________1988Bobby Lane ____________ A-T, TF Coach __________________1988Tom Tinker ___________ MBB Coach, AD _________________1988Mike Baylor ________________ FB ______________________1987Jody Conradt ________ VB, WBB, SB Coach ________________1987Derrick Jensen _____________ FB ______________________1987John Schnable _____________ FB ______________________1987Dexter Bussey ______________ FB ______________________1985Calvin Lee _________________ FB ______________________1985Doug Russell ______________ SWIM _____________________1985Chena Gilstrap _________ FB Coach, AD __________________1984

TEAMS1998-2001 Men’s Tennis Teams __________________________20101977 Softball Team ____________________________________20081990-92 Men’s Track and Field Teams _____________________20071967, 68 Men’s Swimming and Diving Teams _______________20061995 Women’s Track and Field Teams _____________________20051980-81 Men’s Basketball Team 20051966, 67 Football Teams ________________________________20041998 Volleyball Team __________________________________20031989 Volleyball Team __________________________________20031956, 57 Football Teams ________________________________2003

AD - Athletics Director Admin. - AdministrationA-T - Athletic TrainingBSB - BaseballFB - FootballMBB - Men’s BasketballS-A - Student AthleteSB - SoftballSWIM - SwimmingTF - Track and FieldTN - TennisVB - Volleyball

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

KAREN BORTANews Anchor

KTVT-11 Dallas

TREY HILLMANFormer MLB Manager

Kansas City Royals

CHRIS CAGLECountry

Music Singer

HUNTER PENCEMLB Player

Houston Astros

KALPANA CHAWLAAerospace Engineer

Space Shuttle Columbia

LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPSActor

GEN. TOMMY FRANKSRetired General

United State Army

ROYCE WESTState of

Texas Senator

Keith Alcorn, actor Jimmy NeutronLillie Biggins, Vice President for Operations - Harris Methodist Hospital, Fort WorthKaren Borta, news anchor, KTVT - Channel 11, DallasTheron Bowman, Chief of Police, City of ArlingtonChris Cagle, Country music singerBrian Chase, NASA’s Assistant Administrator for Legislative A� airsKalpana Chawla, aerospace engineer, Mission Specialist, Space Shuttle ColumbiaGen. Tommy Franks, retired General, United States ArmyRalph Hawkins, architectureTrey Hillman, Kansas City Royals ManagerDavid Kunkle, Police Chief, City of DallasRalph Mendoza, Chief of Police, City of Fort WorthHunter Pence, Houston Astros Out� elderLou Diamond Phillips, actorPhil Porter, 18-year Volunteer Social Worker for the AISD Venture SchoolRoland Pryor, Harvard University, Assistant Professor, EconomicsVasudev Rangadass, CEO of Net.OrangeGary Trietsch, Houston District Engineer for Texas Department of TransportationKelcy Warren, CEO and Chairman of the Board for Energy Transfer Partners, LPDavid Webster, President and CEO of Kinro CorporationRoyce West, State of Texas SenatorJim Wilkinson, Senior Advisor to Secretary of State Condoleezza RiceRoy L. Williams, Chief Scout Executive, Boy Scouts of AmericaMorgan Woodward, actorTrey Yelverton, City of Arlington Deputy City Manager for Economic Development

COLLEGE PARK CENTER

COLLEGE PARK DISTRICT

COMING 2012

NOVEMBERDay Date Opponent TimeSaturday 6 EAST CENTRAL (Exhibition) 6 p.m.Friday 12 at Oral Roberts 11:55 a.m. Sunday 14 at Houston 5 p.m.Saturday 20 at UMKC 4 p.m.Monday 22 at Oklahoma State 7 p.m.Wednesday 24 ARKANSAS STATE 7 p.m.Saturday 27 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 5 p.m.

DECEMBERWednesday 1 ARKANSAS 7 p.m. Saturday 4 UTPA 2 p.m.Wednesday 8 at TCU 6:30 p.m.

LAS VEGAS HOLIDAY HOOPS CLASSICSunday 19 vs. Cal 2:15 p.m.Monday 20 vs. Pitt 12 p.m.Thursday 30 at Kansas 7 p.m.

JANUARYSaturday 8 NICHOLLS* 2 p.m.Wednesday 12 SAM HOUSTON STATE* 7 p.m.Saturday 15 at Lamar* 2 p.m.Wednesday 19 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 7 p.m.Saturday 22 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN* 2 p.m.Saturday 29 at Texas State* 4 p.m.

FEBRUARYWednesday 2 UTSA* 7 p.m.Saturday 5 at Central Arkansas* 2 p.m.Wednesday 9 at Sam Houston State* 6:30 p.m.Saturday 12 TExAS STATE* 2 p.m.Wednesday 16 at Stephen F. Austin* 7 p.m.Saturday 19 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA* 2 p.m.Wednesday 23 at McNeese State* 7 p.m.Saturday 26 NORTHWESTERN STATE* 2 p.m.

MARCHWednesday 2 TExAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 7 p.m.Saturday 5 at UTSA* 4p.m.

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTTuesday-Saturday 8-12 TBA TBA

2010-11 UT ARLINGTON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Documents

2010-11 UT Arlington Women's Basketball Guide