2014-15 UCO Men's Basketball Media Guide

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BASKETBALLNov. 3 Oklahoma City (Exhibition) Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:30 p.m.Nov. 7 Arkansas (Exhibition) Fayeteville, Ark. 7:00 p.m.MIAA/GAC Challenge Nov. 14 Southeastern Oklahoma Tahlequah, Okla. 2:00 p.m. Nov. 15 Northwestern Oklahoma Tahlequah, Okla. 4:00 p.m.Nov. 18 Oklahoma Christian EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Nov. 22 Oklahoma City EDMOND 2:00 p.m.Nov. 24 Southwestern Christian EDMOND 7:00 p.m.Nov. 25 Southwestern Oklahoma Weatherford, Okla. 7:30 p.m.Oklahoma Christian Classic Nov. 28 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, Okla. 5:30 p.m. Nov. 29 Southern Nazarene Oklahoma City, Okla. 5:00 p.m.Dec. 1 Mid-America Christian EDMOND 7:00 p.m.Dec. 4 Lindenwood* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Dec. 6 Lincoln* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Dec. 18 Central Missouri* Warrensburg, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Dec. 20 Missouri Western* St. Joseph, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 3 Northwest Missouri* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Jan. 8 Missouri Southern* Joplin, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 10 Southwest Baptist* Bolivar, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 15 Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 17 Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 22 Washburn* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Jan. 24 Emporia State* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Jan. 31 Pittsburg State* Pittsburg, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 5 Northeastern State* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Feb. 7 Pittsburg State* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Feb. 12 Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Feb. 14 Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 21 Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 26 Fort Hays State* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Feb. 28 Nebraska-Kearney* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.

Bold–Home games played at Hamilton Field House*–Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game

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0Garen Wright

6-4 • 210 • GuardRS Fr. • Oklahoma City

3Seth Heckart

6-0 • 175 • GuardJr. • Woodward

2Darrius Bryson

6-2 • 190 • GuardSr. • Oklahoma City

1Trai Jordan

6-6 • 225 • ForwardJr. • Oklahoma City

5Ricky Roberts

6-3 • 190 • GuardJr. • Richland Hills, TX

12Jacob Richardson6-0 • 180 • Guard

So. • Porter

11Reggie Sloan

5-11 • 170 • GuardJr. • Edmond

10Garrett Kilborn

6-5 • 210 • ForwardRS Fr. • Edmond

21Cal Andrews

6-7 • 200 • ForwardJr. • Washington

20Jacob Strassle

6-3 • 220 • GuardJr. • Mustang

13Mahlon Jones


4Jarred Bairstow

6-7 • 230 • ForwardJr. • Australia

33Logan Thelen

7-0 • 220 • ForwardSo. • Wichita, Kan.

32Philip Brown

6-7 • 240 • ForwardSr. • San Antonio, TX

23Corbin Byford

6-7 • 220 • ForwardSo. • Velma

Central Oklahoma is in its third year as a member of the Mid-Amer-ica Intercollegiate Athletics Association.

The MIAA, a 14-member conference of NCAA Division II insti-tutions in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, was first or-ganized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

Over the past 100 years, the MIAA has gained the reputation of be-ing one of the top NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. MIAA schools have won 15 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, over 160 individual national titles.

The MIAA currently conducts champi-onships in eight sports for men and nine for women.

For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, baseball, tennis and golf.

The women compete for titles in vol-leyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, softball, golf and tennis.

The MIAA turned a new page on July 1, 1992, when the NCAA Division II confer-ence changed its name from the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociation.

The decision to make the change originated in 1989, when Pittsburg State and Washburn became the first schools outside the state of Mis-souri to gain membership in the MIAA.

The conference was first organized in 1912 with 14 member institu-tions. Of those original members, Central Missouri, Truman State and Northwest Missouri State still remain a part of the MIAA.

The first change in membership came in 1924, when the MIAA reorganized to include only the five regional Missouri state colleges:

the mid-ameriCa interCOllegiate athletiCs assOCiatiOn Central Missouri, Truman (at the time known as Northeast Missouri State), Northwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri State and Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State).

Over the next 56 years, three schools joined the membership: Mis-souri School of Mines (later Missouri-Rolla) in 1935, Lincoln in 1970 and the Missouri-St. Louis in 1980.

Ken Jones became the first full-time commissioner of the MIAA in 1981 and would be in the position for 16 years, retiring in 1997. Ralph

McFillen succeeded Jones, serving 10 years before his retirement in 2007.

Jim Johnson succeeded McFillen in July of that year and served as commissioner until September of 2010, when Dr. Bob Boerigter took over.

Southwest Baptist brought membership back to eight schools in 1986, before the major expansion of the conference in 1989. Pittsburg State, Washburn, Missouri South-ern and Missouri Western began competi-tion in the 1989-90 season.

Southeast Missouri State left the MIAA following the 1990-91 season and was re-placed by Emporia State in the 1991-92 season.

Missouri-St. Louis departed the MIAA in 1996, Missouri-Rolla left in 2005 and

Lincoln forfeited its membership in 1999. Fort Hays State joined the MIAA in 2006, Nebraska-Omaha entered the league in 2008 and Lin-coln re-joined the conference in 2010.

UCO, Lindenwood, Nebraska-Kearney and Northeastern State all become league members with the start of the 2012-13 academic year.

Nebraska-Omaha left the league in 2011 and Truman State did the same in 2013, which leaves the conference with 14 schools. Lincoln and SBU are associate members who compete in women’s basketball.

Larry HouseDr. Bob Boerigter Josh SlaughterAmber Feldman

mid-ameriCa interCOllegiate athletiCs assOCiatiOn Address: 114 West 11th Street (Suite 105), Kansas City, Mo. 64105Phone: (816) 421-MIAA (6422)Media Relations Fax: (816) 421-6429Website: www.themiaa.comCommissioner: Dr. Bob BoerigterAssistant Commissioner for Championships and Business Development: Larry HouseAssistant Commissioner for Compliance and Internal Operations: Amber FeldmanDirector of Communications: Josh Saughter

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General InformaTIon2014-15 Schedule .............................................................................1UCO Quick Facts/Phone Directory .................................................2 CoaChes/season ouTlook/PlayersHead Coach ......................................................................................4Assistant Coaches ........................................................................... 52014-15 Outlook ..............................................................................62014-15 Roster ................................................................................7Player Profiles ............................................................................ 8-12 2013-14 revIewSeason Review/Final Statistics ................................................ 14-16Season Results/Trends ...................................................................17MIAA Standings, All-MIAA Teams ..............................................18

reCords/hIsToryCentral Oklahoma Records ...................................................... 20-25All-Conference Players/All-Americans ................................... 26-27All-Time Lettermen ................................................................ 28-29Season-by-Season Results ...................................................... 30-36National Tournament History .........................................................37Margins and Streaks/Coaching Records ........................................38Series Records .......................................................................... 39-40 abouT uCoThe University ...............................................................................42Athletic Administration ............................................................43-45Hamilton Field House ....................................................................46About Edmond ...............................................................................47About Oklahoma City ....................................................................48The MIAA ................................................................................ I.B.C.

sCheduleDate (Day) Opponent Site TimeNov. 3 (Monday) Oklahoma City (Exhibition) Oklahoma City 7:30 p.m.Nov. 7 (Friday) Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 7:00 p.m.

Nov. 14-15 MIAA/GAC Challenge Tahlequah, Okla. 14 (Friday) Southeastern Oklahoma 2:00 p.m. 15 (Saturday) Northwestern Oklahoma 4:00 p.m. Nov. 18 (Tuesday) Oklahoma Christian Edmond 7:30 p.m.Nov. 22 (Saturday) Oklahoma City Edmond 2:00 p.m.Nov. 24 (Monday) Southwestern Christian Edmond 7:00 p.m.Nov. 25 (Tuesday) Southwestern Oklahoma Weatherford, Okla. 7:30 p.m. Nov. 28-29 Oklahoma Christian Classic Oklahoma City 28 (Friday) Southwestern Christian 5:30 p.m. 29 (Saturday) Southern Nazarene 5:00 p.m. Dec. 1 (Monday) Mid-America Christian Edmond 7:00 p.m.Dec. 4 (Thursday) Lindenwood* Edmond 7:30 p.m.Dec. 6 (Saturday) Lincoln* Edmond 3:30 p.m.Dec. 18 (Thursday) Central Missouri* Warrensburg, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Dec. 20 (Saturday) Missouri Western* St. Joseph, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 3 (Saturday) Northwest Missouri* Edmond 3:30 p.m.Jan. 8 (Thursday) Missouri Southern* Joplin, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 10 (Saturday) Southwest Baptist* Bolivar, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 15 (Thursday) Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 17 (Saturday) Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 22 (Thursday) Washburn* Edmond 7:30 p.m.Jan. 24 (Saturday) Emporia State* Edmond 3:30 p.m.Jan. 31 (Saturday) Pittsburg State* Pittsburg, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 5 (Thursday) Northeastern State* Edmond 7:30 p.m.Feb. 7 (Saturday) Pittsburg State* Edmond 3:30 p.m.Feb. 12 (Thursday) Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Feb. 14 (Saturday) Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 21 (Saturday) Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 26 (Thursday) Fort Hays State* Edmond 7:30 p.m.Feb. 28 (Saturday) Nebraska-Kearney* Edmond 3:30 p.m.March 3 (Tuesday) MIAA Post-season Tournament First Round Campus sites TBAMarch 5-8 (Thursday-Sunday) MIAA Post-Season Tournament Kansas City, Mo. TBA

Bold-Home game*-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association gameAll game times are Central Standard Time

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uCo QuICk faCTsMailing Address: 100 North University Edmond, OK 73034 Founded: Dec. 24, 1890 President: Dr. Don Betz Athletic Director: Joe MullerAssistant Athletic Director/Operations: Gunnar Poff Assistant Athletic Director/Business: Britni BrannonDirector of Athletic Media Relations: Mike KirkDirector of Athletic Compliance: Darnell SmithAthletic Compliance Coordinator: Jeremy RogersDirector of Athletic Ticketing: Ethan HookerDirector of Sponsorships and Marketing: Brandon BakerHead Athletic Trainer: Ed Kabrick Faculty Representative: Trey Cone National Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics AssociationNickname: Bronchos School Colors: Bronze and Blue Enrollment: 17,101 baskeTball faCTsHead Coach: Terry EvansYears, Record at UCO: 12 years, 243-114Years, Overall Record: 12 years, 243-114Assistant Coach: Rodney DindyStudent Assistant: Antonio Ross, Nic Combs2013-14 Record: 20-102013-14 Conference Record (Finish): 11-8 (5th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/6Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 baskeTball hIsToryFirst Season of Basketball: 1921-22All-time Record: 1,257-933Conference/Division Championships: 21 (1937, ‘38, ‘39, ‘53, ‘54, ‘58, ‘61, ‘63, ‘64, ‘74, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘95, ‘97, ‘98, ‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11)National Tournament Appearances: 17, five in NAIA (1938, ‘39, ‘59, ‘61 and ‘64) and 12 in NCAA Division II (1992, ‘93, ‘95, ‘97, ‘98, ‘03, ‘05,‘06, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 and ‘11) medIa relaTIonsDirector of Athletic Media Relations: Mike Kirk Office: (405) 974-2142 Home: (405) 348-4897 Cell: (405) 615-2233 Fax: (405) 974-3820 Email: [email protected]

sTaff Phone/emaIl dIreCTory(405 Area Code) University of Central Oklahoma Switchboard .......................974-2000 OfficeAthletic Department ...............................................................974-2500 Head Coach ............................................................................974-2146 Terry Evans ([email protected]) Assistant Coach .....................................................................974-2178 Rodney Dindy ([email protected])

Athletic Director ....................................................................974-2500 Joe Muller ([email protected]) Assistant Athletic Director ....................................................974-2176 Gunnar Poff ([email protected]) Director of Athletic Compliance ...........................................974-3959 Darnell Smith ([email protected]) Director of Media Relations ...................................................974-2142 Mike Kirk ([email protected])

sChool nICkname“Bronchos” was the nickname selected for Central Oklahoma

in 1922 by Mrs. C.W. Wantland, wife of long-time UCO football coach C.W. Wantland. The name was chosen from a number of suggestions for the name of UCO’s football team and became the nickname for all athletic teams at the school.

Mrs. Wantland was made an honorary member of the Letterman’s Club as a result of selecting the nickname, becoming the first woman admitted to that organization. sChool Colors

Bronze and blue were chosen as Central Oklahoma’s school colors early in the fall of 1895 by school president Edmund Dandridge Murdaugh.

The first public display of the bronze and blue was in Guthrie when a student represented UCO in the first oratorical contest ever held in Oklahoma. on The Cover

Featured on the front cover of the 2014-15 UCO basketball media guide are Seth Heckart (left) and Cal Andrews. On the back cover (top to bottom) are Jarred Bairstow, Jacob Richardson, Philip Brown and Jacob Strassle.

Cover design was done by UCO Art Director Craig Beuchaw. ProduCTIon CredITs

The 2014-15 UCO men’s basketball media guide was written, edited and designed by the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office.

Photographswere provided by UCO Photographic Services Di-rector Dan Smith.

The media guide was printed at the UCO printCentral, NUC 146.

Get the latest on the Bronchos at:

www.bronchosports.com


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A highly-successful high school skipper whose father (Eddie) coached the Bronchos from 1978-82, Terry came to UCO after serving as director of basketball operations at the University of Oklahoma in 2001-02 when the Sooners went 31-5, won the Big 12 Conference Tournament title and made their first Final Four appearance since 1988.

Evans started his coaching career as an assistant at Texas Christian in 1994 and spent the 1995-96 season at Edmond Santa Fe High School before taking over as head coach at Chickasha High School the next year.

Evans was 9-13 in one year with the Fighting Chicks before going to Midwest City High School and leading the Bombers to a phenomenal 100-11 record and three Class 6A state championships in four years.

His first team went 25-3 and won the state crown in 1997-98, with the Bombers going 23-4 and losing in the state semifinals the following year. Evans led Midwest City to back-to-back 26-2 seasons and consecutive state titles his last two years before going to OU.

Evans also had great success as a player.

He led Millwood High School to three state titles and was an All-State pick as a senior and then started throughout his four-year career at OU, helping the Soon-ers win 88 games in that span.

Evans finished as OU’s career leader in 3-pointers (259), 3-point attempts (698) and assists (651).

A three-time Academic All-Big Eight selection, Terry earned honorable men-tion All-Big Eight acclaim his final two seasons and averaged a career-high 14.0 points a game as a senior.

Evans graduated from OU with a de-gree in business management and later earned a master’s in human relations.

Terry is married (Terri) and has two children (Carli and Tre).

terry evansNow in his 13th year at the helm of the

Central Oklahoma men’s program is Terry Evans, a former college standout who has built the Bronchos into a perennial NCAA Division II power

Evans is 243-114 in 12 years at UCO, ranking first in winning percentage (.683) and second in wins in program history. He needs 19 wins to overtake Jim Seward (261-165 in 15 years) for the most wins in school history.

Terry has directed the Bronchos to seven national tournament appear-ances, including one Elite Eight and one Sweet 16. He also led the team to six Lone Star Conference North Division titles and two overall league crowns during Central’s association with that league.

Evans has had seven 20-win seasons at UCO -- including a school-record 30-win campaign in 2010-11 -- while coaching 16 all-conference players and three All-Americans. He earned Lone Star Conference North Division Coach of the Year honors five times and was named South Central Regional Coach of the Year in 2007-08.

Terry took over the helm in 2002-03 and guided UCO to a 19-10 campaign and the school’s first national tournament berth since 1998.

The Bronchos fell to 11-17 in 2003-04, but bounced back the follow-ing season to go 22-8 and make it to the second round of the national tournament after capturing the LSC North Division title.

UCO claimed a share of its second straight LSC North championship and returned to the national playoffs in 2005-06, then missed out on a third straight LSC North title and were denied a national tournament berth the next year despite a 20-8 record.

Evans and the Bronchos enjoyed one of the best seasons in school history in 2007-08, with the Bronchos finishing 28-6.

UCO took the LSC North title, swept three games at the LSC Tourna-ment to claim the overall conference championship and followed with a three-game run at the South Central Regional, pulling out a last-second finals win to claim its first regional title since 1992.

That earned the Bronchos a trip to Springfield, Mass. for the Elite Eight, with UCO dropping a heartbreaking double-overtime decision to eventual national runner-up Augusta State in the quarterfinals.

The Bronchos continued their dominance of the LSC North Division the next season in making it back to the national tournament before los-ing in the first round to end a 24-6 campaign.

UCO captured its third consecutive LSC North crown and again made it to the Division II playoffs in 2009-10, finishing 22-7 after a first-round loss.

Evans directed UCO to a school-record 30 wins in 2010-11, with the Bronchos finishing 30-4 in making it to the Sweet 16.

Central won its fourth straight LSC North title, rolled to the LSC Tour-nament championship and then hosted the South Central Regional. UCO won its first two games to advance to the finals, but lost a tough decision to Midwestern State before an overflow crowd at Hamilton Field House.

The Bronchos went 15-11 in 2011-12 despite playing one of the toughest schedules in school history while competing as an indepedent.

UCO made its MIAA debut in 2012-13 and overcame a rugged start to finish sixth in the regular season standings before winning two games and making the post-season tournament semifinals in going 15-14.

The Bronchos returned to the 20-win plateau last season (20-10), finishing fifth in the regular season conference standings before winning three tournament games in making the MIAA Post-season Tournament finals.

Born: Aug. 8, 1970.High School Education: Millwood High School, Oklahoma City,

1988.College Education: University of Oklahoma, B.S. in business

management, 1992; OU, Master’s in human relations, 1995.Playing Experience: Three-year starter at Millwood High School,

Four-year starter at Oklahoma.Coaching Experience:Fall 1994: Texas Christian University, assistant coach.1995-96: Santa Fe High School, Edmond, assistant coach.1996-97: Chickasha (Okla.) High School, head coach.1997-01: Midwest City (Okla.) High School, head coach.2001-02: OU, director of basketball operations.2002-Present: Central Oklahoma, head coach.Marital Status: Married (Terri).Children: Carli (27) and Tre (17). Evans Highlights:4Has led UCO to seven Division II national tournament appear-

ances, including the Elite Eight in 2008 and the Sweet 16 in 2011.4Has coached 16 All-Conference players, including four Player of

the Year selections, and three All-Americans.4Five-time Lone Star Conference North Division Coach of the Year.

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rodney dindy

Rodney Dindy is in his seventh year as the assistant men’s basketball coach at Central Oklahoma, coming to the Bronchos after a highly-successful career as head coach at Midwest City High School.

Dindy has helped UCO to a sparkling 126-52 record the last six years, with the Bronchos having made three NCAA Division II national tournament appearances. The 2010-11 team won a school-record 30 games (30-4) and ended the season ranked No. 4 nationally in making the Sweet 16 before falling in the finals of the South Central Regional.

Dindy started his coaching career as a volunteer assistant at Midwest City in 1996, then served as the Bombers’ full-time assistant from 1997-01 for current UCO head coach Terry Evans.

Rodney helped lead Midwest City to a 100-11 record in that four-year span, with the Bombers winning three Class 6A state championships.

Dindy took over the Midwest City program in 2001 and put together a 140-50 record over the next seven seasons. He led the Bombers to three Mid-State Conference titles and five state tournament appearances, with the 2007 team going 27-1 in winning the Class 6A state title.

Dindy was a two-time Mid-State Conference Coach of the Year winner and directed the Large West team in the 2007 All-State games.Rodney, a product of Sasakwa (Okla.) High School, is a 1992 graduate of East Central University. He is married (Ramona) and has four children

(Khalil, Raven, Rachael and LaBria).

assistant CoaCh

Season W-L Pct. Highlights2002-03 19-10 .655 Made national tournament2003-04 11-17 .393 Third in LSC North2004-05 22-8 .733 North champs, national tournament2005-06 17-13 .567 North co-champs, national tournament2006-07 20-8 .714 LSC North runner-up2007-08 28-6 .824 LSC champs, Regional champs, Elite 82008-09 24-6 .800 LSC North champions, national tourney2009-10 22-7 .759 LSC North champions, national tourney2010-11 30-4 .882 LSC-N champs, LSC champs, Sweet 162011-12 15-11 .5772012-13 15-14 .5172013-14 20-10 .667 MIAA Tournament finals Totals 243-114 .681 noteables:1st Win: UCO 100, Oklahoma City 88 (Nov. 25, 2002).50th Win: UCO 102, East Central 79 (Feb. 24, 2005).100th Win: UCO 86, Texas A&M-Kingsville 69 (Jan. 12, 2008).150th Win: UCO 89, Texas A&M-Kingsville 73 (Jan. 5, 2010).200th Win: UCO 79, Arkansas Tech 68 (Dec. 3, 2011).Home Record: 125-25 (.833).Away Record: 85-60 (.586).Neutral Site Record: 33-29 (.532).Overtime Game Record: 14-8 (.636).Record When Led At Halftime: 196-33 (.856).Record When Trailed/Tied At Halftime: 47-81 (.364).Longest Winning Streak: 11, 2010-11 and 2002-03.

the evans era

Team W-L Pct.Abilene Christian 8-1 .875Angelo State 9-1 .889Augusta State 0-1 .000Arkansas-Fort Smith 2-0 1.000Arlington Baptist 1-0 1.000Arkansas Tech 1-2 .333Bendictine 1-0 1.000Cameron 19-0 1.000Central Arkansas 1-0 1.000Central Missouri 3-2 .600Central Washington 1-1 .500Christian Brothers 0-1 .000Colorado Christian 1-0 1.000Dallas Baptist 0-1 .000Drury 3-2 .600East Central 17-1 .944Eastern New Mexico 8-2 .800Emporia State 5-4 .556Fort Hays State 3-4 .429Hillsdale 0-1 .000Incarnate Word 1-2 .333Lamar 0-1 .000Langston 1-0 1.000Lincoln 3-0 1.000Lindenwood 2-2 .500Mid-America Christian 2-1 .667Midwestern State 5-7 .417Missouri S&T 1-2 .333Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 .000Missouri Southern 1-3 .250Missouri Western 4-6 .400

Team W-L Pct.Nebraska-Kearney 2-1 .667New Mexico Highlands 1-0 1.000Northeastern State 17-11 .607Northwest Missouri 2-3 .400Northwestern Oklahoma 1-0 1.000Oklahoma Baptist 1-1 .500Oklahoma Christian 5-2 .714Oklahoma City 4-2 .667Oklahoma Panhandle 1-0 1.000Ouachita Baptist 1-0 1.000Paul Quinn 1-0 1.000Pittsburg State 4-1 .800Quincy 0-1 .000Rockhurst 1-0 1.000Rogers State 0-1 .000Science & Arts of Okla. 5-0 1.000Southeastern Oklahoma 15-3 .833Southern Nazarene 2-1 .667Southwest Baptist 5-2 .714Southwestern Christian 1-1 .500Southwestern Oklahoma 16-5 .762St. Edward’s 1-0 1.000St. Gregory’s 5-0 1.000St. Mary’s 1-0 1.000Tarleton State 11-9 .550Texas A&M-Commerce 11-6 .647Texas A&M-Kingsville 8-3 .727Truman State 1-0 1.000Washburn 7-5 .583West Texas A&M 7-6 .538Western Washington 0-1 .000Wilmington 1-0 1.000

evans vs. Career oPPonents

student assistant

antonio ross

In his second year working with the Central Oklahoma program as a student assistant coach is Antonio Ross, who played for the Bronchos in 2010-11.

Ross played in all 34 games with seven starts that season, averaging 3.1 points and 2.4 rebounds a game in helping UCO go 30-4. The Bronchos won the Lone Star Conference North

Division and LSC Tournament titles that season in advancing to the Sweet 16.Antonio played two years at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M before coming to

UCO. A native of Tulsa, he was an All-District and All-Conference performer as a senior at Union High School.

Ross is completing work on his kinesiology degree.

student assistant

niC Combs

Serving as a student assistant coach for Central Oklahoma in 2014-15 is Nic Combs, who completed a two-year playing career with the Bronchos last season.

Combs played in 23 games as a junior in 2012-13, averaging 2.1 points and 1.2 rebounds a game. He made three startes while plaing in 25 games last year, netting 2.8 points a game

and shooting 52.2 percent from 3-point range in helping UCO go 20-10 in making the MIAA Post-season Tournament finals.

A local standout at Edmond Santa Fe High School, Combs played one year at Jones County (Miss.) Junior College and one year at Troy before coming to UCO.

Nic is finishing up his business degree.

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UCO’s three other returners are juniors Jarred Bairstow (6-7, 230) and Jacob Strassle (6-3, 200) and sophomore Jacob Richardson (6-0, 180), all looking to play an even bigger role this winter.

Bairstow started in nine of the 11 games he played last year after becoming eligible and showed a glimpse of what he can do while averaging 6.8 points and 5.4 rebounds a game.

Strassle averaged 3.3 points and 2.1 rebounds an outing and gives the Bronchos great energy,

while the athletic Richardson should benefit from the experience gained during a rookie campaign that saw him average 4.5 points

a game .Two players who sat out last year with injury are expected to contend for starting berths.

Junior Trai Jordan (6-6, 225) is a rugged inside player who gives UCO added toughness and redshirt freshman Garen Wright is a for-mer professional baseball player

with the athleticism to have a major impact at guard.

The Bronchos have another redshirt freshman in Garrett Kilborn (6-5, 210) and added eight newcomers.

Senior transfers Darrius Bryson (6-2, 190) and Mahlon Jones both own plenty of experience and have the abil-

ity to be major contributors.Juniors Ricky Roberts (6-3, 190)

and Reggie Sloan (5-11, 170), sopho-mores Corbin Byford (6-7, 220) and

Logan Thelen (7-0, 220) and freshmen Taylor Hicks (5-11, 170) and Jace Kerr (6-6, 200) round out the roster.

Roberts, Sloan and Byford are trans-fers who will vie for extended minutes, with Hicks and Kerr looking to redshirt.

“We’ve got four big guys who we feel like can give us 10-plus point and seven-plus rebounds a game,” said Evans of

Bairstow, Brown, Byford and Jordan. “They all bring toughness and ath-leticism to our team.

“Most of our guards have experi-ence and they can all defend and get to the basket offensively.”

Another rugged MIAA schedule awaits, but Evans feels his team is ready.

“I expect us to compete at a high level and be one of the top teams in the conference,” Evans said. “We want to win the MIAA championship and get back to the national tournament and this team has the ability to do that.”

ffense has seldom been an issue for Central Oklahoma teams over the past three decades, but defense will be the key ingredient for the Bronchos in 2014-15.

“I’m excited about the way this team defends,” said head coach Terry Evan, who has a 243-114 record entering his 13th season at the helm. “The key to this season is staying healthy, playing great defense and rebounding on both ends. Defense and rebounding were the main reasons we had great teams in 2008 and 2011 and our top 10 or 11 guys are all high-level defenders.”

UCO’s 2008 club made the NCAA Division II Elite Eight in a 28-win campaign and the 2011 team won a school-record 30 games en route to the Sweet 16, with this year’s squad looking to duplicate that success.

“We lost several good players before last year and were still able to compete in the toughest league in Division II and play for the conference championship,” said Evans, who needs 19 wins to become the winningest coach in school history. “We have to do that again this year, but I like the character and tough-ness of our team.”

The Bronchos must replace their top two scorers from last year, but three starters and three other lettermen are back from a 20-10 team that finished fifth in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athlet-ics Association regular season standings before making it all the way to the MIAA Post-season Tournament finals.

UCO also has two talented redshirts and several key newcomers in the fold, which should keep the Bronchos in the thick of the conference race.

Leading the way will be the trio of re-turning starters -- senior Philip Brown (6-7, 240) and juniors Cal Andrews (6-7, 200) and Seth Heckart (6-0, 175).

Brown averaged 8.1 points and 5.1 rebounds a game last season while blocking a team-high 28 shots and should be even more of a defen-sive presence this season.

Andrews netted 11.0 points and 3.7 rebounds a contest a year ago, shooting 39.7 percent from 3-point range with 69 treys. He’s capable of being an even bigger scoring threat and is ready to take on more of a leadership role.

Heckart averaged 10.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game last season, making 70 3-pointers and leading the team with 40 steals. He’s an aggressive defender and feisty competitor who helps the team in a variety of ways.

Oseason outlook

Philip Brown

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numeriCal No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School)0 Garen Wright G 6-4 210 RS Fr. Oklahoma City (Putnam City)1 Trai Jordan F 6-6 225 Jr. Oklahoma City (Southeast)2 Darrius Bryson G 6-2 190 Sr. Oklahoma City (Star Spencer)3 Seth Heckart G 6-0 175 Jr. Woodward (Woodward)4 Jarred Bairstow F 6-7 230 Jr. Brisbane, Australia (Anglican Church)5 Ricky Roberts G 6-3 190 Jr. Richland Hills, Texas (North Richland Hills)

10 Garrett Kilborn F 6-5 210 RS Fr. Edmond (Oklahoma Christian School)11 Reggie Sloan G 5-11 170 Jr. Edmond (Memorial)12 Jacob Richardson G 6-0 180 So. Porter (Porter)13 Mahlon Jones G 6-1 185 Sr. Oklahoma City (Edmond Santa Fe)20 Jacob Strassle G 6-3 220 Jr. Mustang (Mustang)21 Cal Andrews F 6-7 200 Jr. Washington (Washington)23 Corbin Byford F 6-7 220 So. Velma (Velma-Alma)32 Philip Brown F 6-7 240 Sr. San Antonio, Texas (Madison)33 Logan Thelen F 7-0 220 So. Wichita, Kan. (Sunrise Christian)RS Taylor Hicks G 5-11 170 Fr. Edmond (Memorial)RS Jace Kerr F 6-6 200 Fr. Forgan (Forgan)

Central oklahoma roster

by ClassSeniors (3): Brown, Bryson, Jones.Juniors (7): Andrews, Bairstow, Heckart, Jordan, Roberts, Sloan, Strassle.Sophomores (3): Byford, Richardson, Thelen.Redshirt Freshmen (2): Kilborn, Wright.Freshman (2): Hicks, Kerr. by stateKansas (1): Thelen (Wichita).Oklahoma (13): Andrews (Washington), Bryson (Oklahoma City), Byford (Velma), Heckart (Woodward), Hicks (Edmond), Jones (Oklahoma City), Jordan (Oklahoma City), Kerr (For-gan) Kilborn (Edmond), Richardson (Porter), Sloan (Edmond), Strassle (Mustang), Wright (Oklahoma City).

Texas (2): Brown (San Antonio), Roberts (Richland Hills).Foreign Country (1): Bairstow (Australia)

by height5-11 (2): Hicks, Sloan.6-0 (2): Heckart, Richardson.6-1 (1): Jones.6-2 (1): Bryson.6-3 (2): Roberts, Strassle.6-4 (1): Wright.6-5 (1): Kilborn.6-6 (2): Jordan, Kerr.6-7 (4): Andrews, Bairstow, Brown, Byford.7-0 (1): Thelen.

alPhabetiCal No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School)21 Cal Andrews F 6-7 200 Jr. Washington (Washington)4 Jarred Bairstow F 6-7 230 Jr. Brisbane, Australia (Anglican Church)

32 Philip Brown F 6-7 240 Sr. San Antonio, Texas (Madison)2 Darrius Bryson G 6-2 190 Sr. Oklahoma City (Star Spencer)

23 Corbin Byford F 6-7 220 So. Velma (Velma-Alma)3 Seth Heckart G 6-0 175 Jr. Woodward (Woodward)

RS Taylor Hicks G 5-11 170 Fr. Edmond (Memorial)13 Mahlon Jones G 6-1 185 Sr. Oklahoma City (Edmond Santa Fe)1 Trai Jordan F 6-6 225 Jr. Oklahoma City (Southeast)

RS Jace Kerr F 6-6 200 Fr. Forgan (Forgan)10 Garrett Kilborn F 6-5 210 RS Fr. Edmond (Oklahoma Christian School)12 Jacob Richardson G 6-0 180 So. Porter (Porter)5 Ricky Roberts G 6-3 190 Jr. Richland Hills, Texas (North Richland Hills)

11 Reggie Sloan G 5-11 170 Jr. Edmond (Memorial)20 Jacob Strassle G 6-3 220 Jr. Mustang (Mustang)33 Logan Thelen F 7-0 220 So. Wichita, Kan. (Sunrise Christian)0 Garen Wright G 6-4 210 RS Fr. Oklahoma City (Putnam City)

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Junior veteran ready to maintain his spot in the starting lineup . . . Superb athlete and an outstanding shooter with great range, capable of lighting teams up from 3-point territory . . . Tough defender and can also be a solid rebounder for the Bronchos with his length and leaping ability . . . Made big improvement from freshman to sophomore season and figures to take it to another level this winter . . . Has played in 56 games with 39 starts the past two years

2013-14: Averaged 11.0 points and 3.7 rebounds a game while shooting a team-high 39.7 percent from long range, making 69 treys . . . Played in all 30 games with 25 starts and scored in double figures 19 times . . . Scored 15-plus points in 10 games, topped by career-high 21-point outing in road win over Pittsburg State after making 8-of-13 shots with three treys . . . Made at least one 3-pointer in 24 games and drained three or more 15 times, hitting six in 18-point game at Lindenwood . . . Shot a solid 45.6 percent from the field, making 50 percent or better in 15 games . . . Had five-plus rebounds 12 times. 2012-13: Started in 14 of 26 games played -- missing three to injury -- and ended up averaging 7.5 points and 1.9 rebounds a game . . . Shot team-high 40.5 percent from 3-point range while tying for lead in 3-pointers made (53) . . . Scored in double figures seven times, capped by 20-point performance on 7-of-11 shooting with five treys in road win over Nebraska-Kearney . . . Hit double digits four times in a row during one second-semester stretch, averaging 15.8 points on 56.3-percent shooting (18-of-32) from long range in those games . . . Had one double-double, a 14-point, 10-rebound outing in home upset of eventual MIAA co-champion Cen-tral Missouri . . . Made three-plus 3-pointers 10 times. High School: Averaged 13.5 points and 6.0 rebounds a game as a senior to lead Washington High School to the Class 3A state semifinals . . . Scored 29 points in first-round state tournament win over Sperry and was an All-State selection . . . Also a state champion in the high jump. Personal: Mechanical engineer-ing major . . . Enjoys watching movies in his spare time . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favor-ite sports team . . . Lists “Coach Carter” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is Aug. 26, 1993.

uCo Career highsPoints: 21 vs. Pittsburg State, 2/8/14.Rebounds: 10 vs. Central Missouri, 2/7/13.Assists: 3, eight times.Steals: 3, two times.Blocks: 2, four times.

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘12-13 26-14 64-151 .424 53-131 .405 14-22 .636 50-1.9 195-7.5‘13-14 30-25 109-239 .456 69-174 .397 44-64 .688 112-3.7 331.11.0Totals 56-39 173-390 .444 122-305 .400 58-86 .674 162-2.9 526-9.4

6-7 • 200 • Forward

Junior • washington

21 Cal

andrews

6-7 • 230 • Forward

Junior • australia

4 Jarred

Bairstow

Hard-working junior primed to be one of the league’s top big men this season . . . Came to UCO last year and was ineligible the first 19 games before playing a key role in late-season surge that carried the Bronchos to MIAA Post-season Tournament finals . . . Earned starting berth soon after becoming eligible and should keep his spot in the rotation . . . Physical player who can be a major force inside with his scoring and rebounding.

2013-14: Appeared in 11 games with nine starts, averaging 6.8 points and 5.4 rebounds a contest . . . Played 21 minutes off the bench in first-ever college game, chipping in six points and five rebounds in road win over Northeastern State . . . Scored season-high 17 points the next game, making 5-of-9 field goals and 7-of-10 free throws to spark road win over Pittsburg State . . . Started the final nine games and hit double digits one other time, making 5-of-6 shots and 5-of-6 foul shots in 16-point, 10-rebound outing at Nebraska-Kearney . . . Pulled down season-high 11 boards in MIAA Tournament win over Fort Hays State. High School: Played on Queensland State team and moved on to star for the Bris-bane Capitals in the Queensland Basketball League. Personal: Engineering major . . . Has six siblings, includ-ing a brother (Cameron) who is a rookie with the Chicago Bulls and a sis-ter (Stephanie) who is a junior basketball player at Utah State . . . Birthdate is Nov. 5, 1992.

6-7 • 240 • Forward

senior • san antonio, tX

32 PhiliP

Brown

Experienced senior who gives the Bronchos great size and physicality in the paint . . . Hard to stop when he establishes position down low and a tough defender with good shot-blocking ability . . . Doesn’t back down in battles under the basket, a proven inside force ready to end his career with a flourish . . . Came to UCO after two years at Northern Oklahoma-Enid.

uCo Career highsPoints: 17 vs. Pittsburg State, 2/8/14.Rebounds: 11 vs. Fort Hays State, 3/7/14.Assists: 3 vs. Pittsburg State, 2/8/14.Steals: 1, five times.Blocks: 1, three times.

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘13-14 11-9 23-61 .377 3-11 .273 26-39 .667 59-5.4 75-6.8

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2013-14: Started in 21 of 30 games played, averaging 8.1 points and 5.1 rebounds a contest. . . Shot 53.8 percent from the field and 71.8 percent from the line while leading the team in blocked shots (28) . . . Scored in double figures 10 times and had a pair of double-doubles, both against Missouri Western . . . Dominated in home win over the Griffons with season-high 25 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks while hitting 10-of-15 shots and 5-of-6 free throws . . . Had 14 points and 12 rebounds on 7-of-8 shooting in MIAA Tournament victory over MWSU . . . Shot 60 percent or better in 15 games . . . Pulled down at least five rebounds

in 17 contests . . . Had eight games with two or more blocks. Juco: Played two years at NOC, averaging 5.4 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocked shots a game as a sophomore for the 21-10 Jets High School: Averaged 10 points, six rebounds and five blocked shots a game as a senior at James Madi-son High School in San Antonio . . . Played football as a freshman and sophomore for the Mavericks. Personal: Math education ma-

jor looking to become a teacher. . . Enjoys playing video games in his spare time . . . Lists the San An-tonio Spurs as his favorite professional team . . . Birthdate is Oct. 12, 1992.

uCo Career highsPoints: 25 vs. Missouri Western, 12/21/13.Rebounds: 12 vs. Missouri Western, 3/4/14.Assists: 2, five times.Steals: 3 vs. Lincoln, 12/7/13.Blocks: 4 vs. Missouri Western, 12/21/13.

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘13-14 30-21 93-173 .538 0-0 .000 56-78 .718 152-5.1 242-8.1 6-0 • 175 • guard

Junior • woodward

3 seth

heCkart

Returning starter and junior veteran set to once again fill a spot in the top five . . . Intense, aggressive competitor who plays with great energy and effort . . . Sensational defender on the perimeter and an excellent long-range shooter who should become an even bigger scoring threat this season . . . Intelligent player capable of running the offense, owning great court vision and awareness . . . Has played in 57 games with 32 starts the past two years.

2013-14: Averaged 10.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game while playing in all 30 games with 26 starts . . . Let the team in steals with 40 and shot a solid 37.0 percent from 3-point range with 70 treys . . . Scored in double figures 14 times, topped by back-to-back 20-plus outings early in the season . . . Scored career-high 28 points while making 10-of-14 shots with six 3-pointers against Southern Nazarene and followed that three nights later with 24 points on 10-of-17 shooting with four treys against Oklahoma City . . . Had 10 games with four-plus assists and made two or more steals 12 times, topped by a pair of five-steal games . . . Hit three-plus 3-pointers in 13 contests.

2012-13: Played in 27 of 29 games with six starts and averaged 6.3 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals a game . . . Made im-pressive collegiate debut in home win over Southwestern Christian with 14 points, seven steals, six assists and five rebounds -- with seven steals tied for the fifth-best game in school history . . . Had five other

6-2 • 190 • guard

senior • oklahoma City

2 darrius

bryson

Senior transfer returning to the court after sitting out last year . . . Played two years at Seminole State College and then spent 2012-13 season at Science and Arts of Oklahoma . . . Experienced veteran who gives the Bronchos great depth at guard.

Juco/USAO: Two-year starter at Seminole, averaging 9.8 points and 2.9 rebounds a game as a sophomore while shooting 51 percent from the field in earning Academic All-America honors . . . Came off the bench at USAO, averaging 3.3 points and 1.5 rebounds a game for the Drovers.

High School: Prep standout at Star Spencer High School, helping lead the Bobcats to one state championship.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become an athletic trainer . . . Has a daughter (Loudyn Grace). . . Names the Miami Heat as his favorite team . . . Lists “Coach Carter” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is July 3, 1992.

6-7 • 220 • Forward

sophomore • Velma

23 Corbin

byFord

Division I transfer expected to step in and become an immediate con-tributor . . . Came to UCO after spending two years at Oral Roberts and should be able to really help the Bronchos with his inside game . . . Su-perb all-around athlete able to score and rebound and is used to success.

ORU: Redshirted in 2012-13 for the Golden Eagles and then appeared in 18 games last season, averaging 1.7 points and 1.4 rebounds an outing.

High School: Racked up more than 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds during tremendous career at Velma-Alma High School . . . Averaged 23.3 points and 11.0 rebounds a game as a senior in earning All-State and Class A Player of the Year honors . . . Also a six-time state champion in track for the Comets, setting a Class A state record in the 400-meter dash.

Personal: Education major looking to become a coach . . . Father (Lyndle) was an All-Big Eight offensive lineman at Oklahoma and was taken in the ninth round of the 1982 NFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs . . . Enjoys playing video games in his spare time . . . Names “Coach Carter” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Nov. 7, 1992.

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double-digit scoring games, highlighted by 18-point outing while mak-ing 4-of-6 3-pointers in road win over Southwest Baptist . . . Made three-plus treys in six games. 2011-12: Sat out a redshirt year. High School: Averaged 23.5 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 4.3 steals a game as a senior at Woodward High School to earn All-State accolades . . . Fin-ished career with school-record 1,713 points, leading the Boom-ers to 61 wins and two Class 4A state tournament appearances . . . Also lettered in baseball. Personal: Education major . . . Enjoys playing video games in his spare time . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favor-ite team . . . Birthdate is Feb. 23, 1993.

uCo Career highsPoints: 28 vs. Southern Nazarene, 11/16/13.Rebounds: 7 vs. Oklahoma Christian, 11/19/13.Assists: 7 vs. Southwest Baptist, 1/11/14.Steals: 7 vs. Southwestern Christian, 11/15/12.Blocks: 1 vs. Lindenwood, 12/5/13.

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘12-13 27-6 56-127 .441 37-93 .398 20-29 .690 52-1.9 169-6.3‘13-14 30-26 107-265 .404 70-189 .370 35-44 .795 101-3.4 319-10.6Totals 57-32 163-392 .416 107-282 .379 55-73 .753 153-2.7 488-8.6

6-6 • 225 • Forward

Junior • oklahoma City

1 trai

Jordan

Junior forward eager to get back on the court after missing last year to injury . . . Should make a big impact inside with his toughness and all-around athleticism . . . Rugged defender in the paint who can score and rebound . . . May be a little rusty early, but is expected to be a major contributor . . . Came to UCO from Murray State College. Juco: Played two years at Murray, netting 11 points and seven rebounds a game for the Aggies as a sophomore. High School: Prep star at Southeast High School in Oklahoma City, leading the Spartans to the Class 5A state championship as a senior . . . Averaged 15 points, 13 rebounds, five assists and three blocked shots a game in his final season. Personal: General studies major . . . Lists “He Got Game” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is May 6, 1993.

5-11 • 170 • guard

Freshman • edmond

taylor hiCks

Local product and freshman guard who provides quality depth . . . Obvi-ously lacks experience and is scheduled to redshirt this season, but has a bright future ahead with the Bronchos

High School: Averaged 12.3 points, three assists and two steals a game as a senior at Edmond Memorial High School to earn honorable mention All-State recognition . . . Helped Bulldogs capture state championship as a junior.

Personal: Business major . . . Enjoys drawing as a hobby . . . Names the Cleveland Cavs as his favorite professional team . . . Lists “Remember the Titans” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is March 11, 1996.

6-1 • 185 • guard

senior • oklahoma City

13 mahlon

Jones

Senior transfer with plenty of experience ready to take on a big role at a guard spot this season . . . Came to UCO after playing last season at Division II Sioux Falls following productive junior college career . . . Excellent defender who thrives at attacking the basket and is poised to have a productive final season.

Juco/USF: Enjoyed stellar two-year career at Hesston College, finish-ing with 1,314 points . . . First-team All-Region pick and third-team All-American as a sophomore after averaging 19.2 points and 4.4 assists for 21-11 team . . . Played in 27 games with 17 starts for Sioux Falls last season, shooting 51.2 percent from the field and 75.0 percent from the line . . . Averaged 9.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game for the Cougars of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.

High School: Prep standout at Edmond Santa Fe High School, lead-ing the Wolves to Class 6A state tournament semifinals as a senior . . . Earned Oklahoman Big-All City honors and played in the Jim Thorpe All-Star game his final season.

Personal: Psychology major . . . Enjoys playing video games as a hobby . . . Names the Miami Heat as his favorite team . . . Birthdate is May 8, 1992.

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6-6 • 200 • Forward

Freshman • Forgan

JaCe kerr

Rookie forward looking to contend for playing time this season . . . Redshirt candidate who will only get better with experience.

High School: Two-time All-Conference selection at Forgan High School, earning All-District and All-State honors as a senior . . . Helped lead the Bulldogs to three state championships and was state tournament MVP his final season . . . Also an All-District pick in football.

Personal: Education major looking to become a coach . . . Enjoys watching movies and weight lifting as hobbies . . . Names “Coach Carter” as his favorite sports movie . . . Father (Todd) played football at Oklahoma Panhandle . . . Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder as his top team . . . Birthdate is June 14, 1995.

6-5 • 210 • Forward

rs Freshman • edmond

10 garrett

kilborn

Redshirt freshman ready to contend for minutes . . . Made great progress while sitting out last year and is a smart, hard-working youngster who will just keep getting better with experience. High School: Basketball-football standout at Oklahoma Christian School in Edmond . . . All-Conference pick in both sports while also earning Oklahoman Little All-City honors in hoops and honorable men-tion All-State accolades on the gridiron . . . Averaged 14 points and nine rebounds a game as a senior. Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys playing video games in his spare time . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite professional team . . . Birthdate is March 23, 1995.

6-0 • 180 •guard

sophomore • porter

12 JaCob

riChardson

Sophomore letterman who should see plenty of playing time this season . . . Versatile youngster who showed a glimpse of what he’s capable of as a true freshman last year . . . Excels at taking the ball to the basket and is also a tough defender ready to take advantage of the experience gained last year.

2013-14: Averaged 4.5 points and 1.0 rebounds a game while playing in 27 of 30 games . . . Scored in double figures five times, capped by a pair of 16-point outings … Had 16 points in second-ever college game to spark win over Oklahoma City, making all seven free throws while adding two steals . . . Also had 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting against Emporia State in season-high 30-minute outing.

High School: Earned Okla-homa Coaches Association and Tulsa World All-State honors as a senior at Porter High School . . . Finished as the second-leading scorer in the state his final season with a 32.2 average while adding 7.5 rebounds, 3.5 steals and 3.5 assists a game . . . Also a three-time All-Area MVP pick. Personal: Computer sci-ence major . . . Brother (Pete) played football at Texas Tech . . . Names the Miami Heat as his top professional team . . . Lists Cold Play among his top musical groups . . . Favor-ite sports movie is “Coach Carter” . . . Birthdate is Oct. 30, 1994.

6-3 • 190 • guard

Junior • riChland hills, tX

5 riCky

roberts

Junior college transfer ready to push for extended playing time . . . Multi-talented athlete and top-notch defender who can score in a variety of ways . . . Should see plenty of action and has a chance to really help the Bronchos.

Juco: Played at Panola College (Texas), earning Academic All-Region honors as a sophomore . . . Averaged 9.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.3 assists a game last season while shooting 50 percent from 3-point range.

High School: Prep standout at North Richland High School, averaging 14.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 2.0 steals a game as a senior.

Personal: Communications major . . . Father (Rick) played basketball at Minnesota State-Moorhead . . . Enjoys playing video games as a hobby . . . Names the Kansas City Chiefs as his favorite team . . . Lists “Friday Night Lights” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is July 9, 1993.

uCo Career highsPoints: 16, two times.Rebounds: 6 vs. USAO, 11/25/13.Assists: 2, two times..Steals: 3 vs. Oklahoma City, 11/30/13.Blocks: 1, three times.

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘13-14 11-9 23-61 .377 3-11 .273 26-39 .667 59-5.4 75-6.8

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High School: Three-sport standout at Mustang High School . . . Jim Thorpe All-Star pick in football, All-Conference selection in basketball and an All-Stater in soccer for the Broncos.

Personal: Computer science major . . . Class valedictorian at MHS . . . Names the Okla-homa City Thunder as his favorite team . . . Lists “Glory Road” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is July 17, 1993.

6-3 • 220 • guard

Junior • mustang

20 JaCob

strassle

Two-year letterman expected to once again be a main contributor off the bench . . . Tough, hard-nosed junior veteran who showcases great effort and determination on the court . . . Good shooter with range and isn’t afraid to mix it up in tough battles underneath the basket.

2013-14: Appeared in 22 games with two starts, averaging 3.3 points and 2.2 rebounds a contest . . . Scored career-high 12 points in just 12 minutes of action to spark home win over Emporia State, making 4-of-5 shots with a trio of 3-pointers . . . Had five points, three rebounds and two assists in first-ever start against Southwest Baptist . . . Scored nine points in back-to-back games against Nebraska-Kearney and Washburn. 2012-13: Averaged 0.8 points and 0.6 rebounds a contest while playing in 21 games . . . Scored season-high four points with lone 3-pointer of the season at Fort Hays State . . . Had a

pair of assists in road win over Nebraska-Kearney . . . Hit 6-of-11 shots (54.5 percent) for the season.

uCo Career highsPoints: 12 vs. Emporia State, 2/14/14.Rebounds: 6 vs. SW Christian, 11/12/13.Assists: 2, four times.Steals: 1, five times.Blocks: 1, four times

Total 3-PointSeason G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-Avg. Pts-Avg.‘12-13 21-0 6-11 .545 1-3 .333 3-7 .429 12-0.6 16-0.8‘13-14 22-2 24-45 .533 9-21 .429 16-20 .800 46-2.1 73-3.3Totals 43-2 30-56 .536 10-24 .417 19-27 .704 58-1.3 89-2.1

6-4 •210 • guard

rs Freshman • oklahoma City

0 garen

wright

Former professional baseball player slated to step into a starting role this winter after missing last year to injury . . . Redshirt freshman despite graduating high school in 2009, having spent four years playing minor league ball for the Houston Astros organization . . . Opted to resume basketball career last year and quickly established himself on the court with his outstanding athleticism. High School: Baseball-basketball star at Putnam City High School, earning All-State honors in both as a senior . . . Three-year starter in basketball, averaging 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists a game his final season . . . Four-year starter in baseball and hit .407 his senior season before being drafted in the 29th round by the Astros. Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Enjoys writing as a hobby and can play five musical instruments . . . Father (Gary) played baseball at Houston and mother (Renea) basketball at Southern Nazarene . . . Lists Boyz II Men as his top musical group . . . Birthdate is Dec. 25, 1990.

5-11 • 170 • guard

Junior • edmond

11 reggie

sloan

Local product and junior newcomer set to contend for major minutes . . . Veteran guard who played in 59 games the past two seasons at Southwestern Christian in picking up valuable experience . . . Explosive athlete capable of being a prime scoring threat and also a tough defender.

SCU: Two-year starter for the Eagles . . . Averaged 13.3 points, 2.6 assists and 2.3 rebounds a game as a freshman, shooting 77.4 percent from the free throw line . . . Came back with another solid year last season, netting 13.6 points, 2.7 assists and 2.4 rebounds a game while shooting 83.1 percent from the line . . . Scored 20-plus points five times, highlighted by career-high 34-point outing against Science & Arts of Oklahoma . . . Had 18 points in SCU’s 106-93 loss to the Bronchos.

High School: Played at Edmond Memorial High School, helping the Bulldogs claim the Class 6A state championship as a junior.

Personal: Communications major who wants to be a sports broadcaster . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his top team . . . Lists “Coach Carter” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Feb. 14, 1994.

7-0 • 220 • Forward

sophomore • wiChita, kan.

33 logan

thelen

Raw prospect who joined the team this fall after attending UCO the past two years . . . May be the first 7-footer in program history and is a hard-working youngster eager to contribute. High School: Played at Sunrise Christian Academy in Wichita . . . Also a golf letterman. Personal: Business management major and multiple member of UCO Dean’s Honor Roll . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite team . . . Birthdate is May 14, 1994.


2013-14 Review

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UCO 106, SOUthweSteRn ChRiStian 93 EDMOND (Nov. 12) – Five different players scored in a frenzied 21-2 run

that turned a small deficit into a sizeable lead and sparked Central Oklahoma to a season-opening 106-93 home victory over Southwestern Christian.

The Bronchos trailed 23-18 with 11:42 left in the half before Seth Heckart hit a 3-pointer from the wing to start the game-turning scoring spurt. Heckart had six points, Jarrod McDaniel five, Philip Brown four, Josh Gibbs four and Cal Andrews two in a six-minute span that ended with UCO on top 39-25.

The lead grew to 17 (57-40) by intermission and the Bronchos coasted in.Gibbs finished with 24 points and 21 rebounds, tied for the second-most in

school history. McDaniel had career highs for points (18), assists (11) and steals (four), while Andrews added 17 points and Brown 13.

UCO 93, OklahOma City 78OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 14) – Josh Gibbs scored four of his 20 points in

a 13-1 second-half run that put Central Oklahoma in control and the Bronchos rolled past Oklahoma City 93-78 at Abe Lemons Arena.

Gibbs added 16 rebounds to his 20-point night as he dominated on the boards for the second straight game.

Aaron Anderson had 18 points, five rebounds and three assists for UCO, while freshman Jacob Richardson added 16 points and Seth Heckart 10 points.

The Bronchos hit only 8-of-24 long-range shots (33.3 percent), but committed just 13 turnovers and outrebounded the Stars 50-41.

SOUtheRn nazaRene 100, UCO 89BETHANY, Okla. (Nov. 16) – Southern Nazarene’s 3-point accuracy and

the late-game loss of Seth Heckart was too much for Central Oklahoma to overcome in a 100-89 setback.

The Crimson Storm shot 50 percent (14-of-28) from long range and outscored the Bronchos 23-14 after Heckart fouled out with 5:10 left to play.

UCO trailed just 77-75 when it lost Heckart, who hit 10-of-14 shots with six 3-pointers in scoring a career-high 28 points while adding six rebounds.

Josh Gibbs backed up Heckart’s big night with 24 points and 11 rebounds.

UCO 72, OklahOma ChRiStian 58OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 19) – Josh Gibbs and Seth Heckart hit back-to-

back 3-pointers in an early 8-0 run that gave Central Oklahoma the lead and the Bronchos went on to grab a 72-58 victory over Oklahoma Christian.

UCO trailed 5-2 when Philip Brown’s layup started the early scoring spurt, with Gibbs and Heckart nailing their long-distance shots following OC misses to quickly give the Bronchos a 10-5 lead just three minutes into the contest.

Central never trailed again, taking a 31-25 lead into halftime and pushing its cushion to as many as 19 in the second half en route to their third win in four tries.

Heckart led the way, hitting 10-of-17 shots with four 3-pointers in a 24-point outing while also pulling down a career-high seven rebounds. Gibbs finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds for his fourth straight double-double.

UCO also got 13 points, six rebounds and six assists from Aaron Anderson.

UCO 76, SCienCe & aRtS Of OklahOma 75EDMOND (Nov. 25) – Aaron Anderson scored eight of his game-high

18 points during a 16-2 second-half scoring run that turned the game around and powered Central Oklahoma to a tough 76-75 win over Science and Arts of Oklahoma at Hamilton Field House.

The Drovers had led most of the game and were up 58-50 when Anderson ignited the spurt that turned the tide. The sophomore guard had three layups and a pair of free throws as the Bronchos went ahead 66-60 with 3:58 left to play and UCO led 74-67 with 20 seconds left before holding on.

Anderson finished with a team-high 18 points while adding eight rebounds. Josh Gibbs had 15 point and his second 21-rebound game of the season as the Bronchos outrebounded USAO 52-31 in improving to 4-1.

UCO also got 14 points from Jarrod McDaniel and 11 off the bench from freshman Jacob Richardson.

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UCO 82, SOUtheRn nazaRene 78EDMOND (Nov. 29) – Josh Gibbs scored 21 of his career-high 29 points in

the second half and Central Oklahoma overcame a 14-point deficit to rally past Southern Nazarene 82-78 on the first day of the UCO Classic.

Gibbs made 10-of-15 shots in the final 20 minutes after hitting only 2-of-8 field goal attempts in the first half. The 6-foot-5 senior standout also had a game-high 12 rebounds for his sixth straight double-double of the season.

Cal Andrews scored 14 points, with Jarrod McDaniel and Aaron Anderson adding 13 apiece.

The Bronchos shot a mere 27.8 percent (10-of-36) in the first half to trail 40-27 at the break before coming back to hit 20-of-33 (60.6 percent) second-half shots.

UCO 85, OklahOma City 63EDMOND (Nov. 30) – Seth Heckart scored eight points during a 22-6

run early in the second half that put Central Oklahoma back in control and the Bronchos went on to roll over Oklahoma City 85-63 at Hamilton Field House on the second day of the UCO Classic.

The Stars had trimmed a 14-point first-half deficit to four early in the second half before Heckart scored five straight points to ignite the big scoring spurt that ended with UCO holding a 20-point cushion and the Bronchos coasted.

Josh Gibbs once again led the way, finishing with 24 points and 12 rebounds for his seventh straight double-double.

Cal Andrews was 5-of-6 from beyond the arc in scoring 16 points while also blocking two shots, Heckart made 5-of-7 shots with three treys in adding 13 points and six assists and Philip Brown chipped in 10 points and six boards.

lindenwOOd 88, UCO 77ST. CHARLES, Mo. (Dec. 5) – Central Oklahoma was outscored 21-1 at the

free throw line and had a four-game winning streak stopped in dropping an 88-77 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association decision to Lindenwood.

The Bronchos attempted just two free throws, making one, while the Lions were 21-of-30 from the foul line. LU went 10-of-12 from the charity stripe in the final 1:13 to keep UCO at bay.

Cal Andrews made six 3-pointers in scoring 18 points while adding seven rebounds to lead the Bronchos.

UCO 90, linCOln 71JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Dec. 7) – Philip Brown scored six points to

spark an early 10-0 scoring spurt that gave Central Oklahoma the lead and the Bronchos went on to roll over Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Associa-tion rival Lincoln 90-71.

UCO trailed 8-5 in the early going when Cal Andrews made one of two free throws and Brown a layup to tie the game. Josh Gibbs’ 3-pointer put the Bronchos ahead to stay, with Brown hitting a short jumper and a layup to cap the run that made it 15-8.

The Blue Tigers never got closer than seven the rest of the way.The Bronchos committed just 12 turnovers in the contest and shot a season-

high 80.6 percent from the free throw line, making 25-of-31 foul shots two days after attempting just two (making one) in a loss at Lindenwood.

Gibbs had game highs in both points (24) and rebounds (11). Brown finished with a season-best 18 points and Aaron Anderson chipped in 10 points.

CentRal miSSOURi 72, UCO 70EDMOND (Dec. 19) – Central Missouri used a game-ending 8-1 run to hand

Central Oklahoma a stunning 72-70 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociation setback Thursday night at Hamilton Field House.

The Bronchos had a five-point lead at 69-64 following a Philip Brown layup with 2:58 remaining, but UCO made just one free throw and missed its last five shots from the field the rest of the way as the Mules rallied.

Josh Gibbs led the Bronchos with 27 points and 10 rebounds for his 10th straight double-double. Seth Heckart made four treys in a 14-point, six-assist outing, while Aaron Anderson had nine points, five rebounds and five assists.

Central Oklahoma put together a post-season push that fell just short of earning the Bronchos a berth in the NCAA Division II national tourna-ment in 2013-14.

The Bronchos lost their final two games of the regular season, but bounced back to win three straight in making the finals of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament before falling to Missouri Southern.

UCO finished 20-10 for its 10th consecutive winning season and Josh Gibbs earned All-America honors.Here’s a game-by-game look at UCO’s 2013-14 season:

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2013-14 SeaSOn ReviewUCO 92, miSSOURi weSteRn 75

EDMOND (Dec. 21) – Philip Brown and Josh Gibbs spearheaded a dominat-ing inside game that carried Central Oklahoma to a 92-75 bashing of Missouri Western at Hamilton Field House.

The two post players combined for 42 points and 24 rebounds, with Brown posting season highs for points (25), rebounds (10) and blocked shots (four) while Gibbs added 17 points, 14 rebounds, three assists and three steals.

It was an overwhelming win for the Bronchos, who never trailed in improving to 8-3 on the season and 2-2 in conference play.

Aaron Anderson nearly had a triple-double with 18 points, nine assists and eight rebounds, while Cal Andrews made three 3-pointers in adding 13 points.

UCO 81, nORthweSt miSSOURi 77MARYVILLE, Mo. (Jan. 4) – Josh Gibbs scored five of his career-high

30 points in a 34-second span midway through the second half to give Central Oklahoma the lead for good and the Bronchos edged Northwest Missouri 81-77.

UCO led the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association contest by seven (79-72) with 3:16 left and held on despite making just two free throws the rest of the way.

Gibbs went 8-of-17 from the field with five 3-pointers and 9-of-10 from the line in his 30-point outing. He also had game highs for rebounds (14) and assists (six).

Aaron Anderson had 18 points, eight rebounds and five assists and Andrews finished with four treys and 15 points.

miSSOURi SOUtheRn 92, UCO 79EDMOND (Jan. 8) – A buzzer-beating shot to end the first half put Missouri

Southern on top and Central Oklahoma couldn’t catch the hot-shooting Lions in the second half in dropping a 92-79 decision.

The Bronchos overcame a 10-point deficit to grab a 33-32 lead late in the half and had a chance to take the last shot before a turnover enabled MSSU to make a last-second jumper that gave it a 34-33 halftime lead.

The Lions then scored the first five points of the second half and went on to shoot a sizzling 70.8 percent (17-of-24) in the final 20 minutes.

Josh Gibbs led UCO with 23 points and 10 rebounds.

UCO 89, SOUthweSt BaptiSt 72EDMOND (Jan. 11) -- Josh Gibbs finished with 22 points to lead four play-

ers in double figures and Central Oklahoma defeated Southwest Baptist 89-72.Cal Andrews’ 3-pointer capped an 8-0 run that gave the Bronchos an early

10-point lead and the Bearcats never got closer than five the rest of the way.Aaron Anderson finished with 15 points and Nic Combs chipped in 13.

Gibbs added seven rebounds and six assists to go with his 22-point output and Seth Heckart contributed nine points and seven assists.

fORt hayS State 101, UCO 97 (Ot)EDMOND (Jan. 16) – Central Oklahoma missed four crucial free throws

down the stretch and Fort Hays State made up a six-point deficit in the final 36 sec-onds of regulation in handing the Bronchos a stunning 101-97 overtime setback.

UCO led 89-83 on Aaron Anderson’s conventional three-point with 47 sec-onds remaining, but the Tigers went 5-of-5 from the line and hit a long 3-pointer the rest of the way while the Bronchos made just 2-of-6 foul shots as regulation ended in a 91-91 stalemate.

FHSU then scored the first six points of overtime to surge ahead for the first time since midway through the first half and UCO squad couldn’t answer back.

Josh Gibbs led the Bronchos with 25 points and nine rebounds before fouling out late in regulation. Anderson had 22 points and Seth Heckart 17.

UCO 96, neBRaSka-keaRney 82EDMOND (Jan. 18) – Aaron Anderson scored a career-high 28 points and

Central Oklahoma used a 3-point barrage midway through the first half to take the lead for good en route to subduing Nebraska-Kearney 96-82.

The Bronchos trailed 15-12 with 10:48 left in the first half before rattling off nine unanswered points in a one-minute span, getting back-to-back 3-pointers from Josh Gibbs and a long trey from Cal Andrews to move in front 21-15.

UCO never trailed again, though the Lopers made things interesting early in the second half before the Bronchos regained control in improving to 11-5.

Anderson made 8-of-13 field goals with three treys and 9-of-13 free throws in his 28-point outing while adding six assists. The Bronchos also got 16 points from Andrews, 15 from Jacob Richardson and 10 from Philip Brown.

waShBURn 76, UCO 69TOPEKA, Kan. (Jan. 23) – Washburn outscored Central Oklahoma 17-7

over the final six-plus minutes to hand the Bronchos a 76-69 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association defeat.

UCO had a 62-59 lead with 6:27 left to play after two Aaron Anderson free throws, but the Ichabods hit a 3-pointer nine seconds later to tie it and ignite a 9-0 run that put them on top to stay.

Anderson led the way with 19 points, five rebounds and four assists, while Seth Heckart added 13 points and Philip Brown 10.

empORia State 92, UCO 80 EMPORIA, Kan. (Jan. 26) – Emporia State’s inside game was too much

for Central Oklahoma here Sunday afternoon as the Bronchos dropped a 92-80 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association decision.

The Hornets shot a sizzling 63.8 percent (37-of-58) from the field, scored 62 points in the paint and held a 30-20 rebounding advantage.

Josh Gibbs paced UCO with 20 points and seven rebounds, while Seth Heck-art had 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting with three 3-pointers. Jacob Richardson made 7-of-9 shots in a 16-point outing and Cal Andrews added 11 points.

UCO 74, pittSBURg State 73EDMOND (Feb. 1) – Making a free throw wasn’t something UCO did very

well against Pittsburg State, but Aaron Anderson got one to drop in the final seconds to lift the Bronchos to a thrilling 74-73 victory at Hamilton Field House.

UCO made up a six-point deficit in the final 1:18, capped by Anderson’s conventional three-point play with 9.4 seconds remaining. The sophomore guard was fouled making a tying layup and his game-winning foul shot bounced around the rim three times before dropping through.

The Bronchos made 13 of their 23 field goals from 3-point range, getting four apiece from Josh Gibbs and Cal Andrews and three from Seth Heckart.

Gibbs finished with a game-high 22 points and added seven rebounds, while Anderson made 6-of-7 shots in a 17-point, seven-assist, five-rebound outing.

UCO 96, nORtheaSteRn State 94 (2Ot) TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (Feb. 6) – Josh Gibbs scored six of his team-high

24 points in the second overtime to spark Central Oklahoma to a thrilling 96-94 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association victory over intrastate rival Northeastern State here.

The RiverHawks used last-second heroics to force both overtimes, but UCO prevailed in the end for its second straight narrow victory.

Gibbs had back-to-back layups to break an 85-all tie in the second extra session and he answered two NSU free throws with two of his own to keep the Bronchos on top by four (89-85) with 37 seconds remaining. UCO made just enough free throws the rest of the way to stay in front.

Gibbs added a game-high 14 rebounds and five assists to his 24-point out-ing. The Bronchos also got 19 points apiece from Aaron Anderson and Seth Heckart, while Cal Andrews added 15.

UCO 80, pittSBURg State 72PITTSBURG, Kan. (Feb. 8) – Cal Andrews scored 15 of his career-high 21

points in the second half and Central Oklahoma turned back Pittsburg State 80-72 for its third straight Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association victory.

Four players scored in double figures for the Bronchos, who used a 12-2 first-half scoring run to take the lead for good.

Andrews was 8-of-13 from the field with three 3-pointers and 2-of-3 from the line in his 21-point outing while adding five rebounds. UCO also got 19 points, 11 rebounds and six assists from Josh Gibbs, 17 points from Jarred Bairstow and 14 points from Philip Brown.

UCO 72, waShBURn 70EDMOND (Feb. 13) – Seth Heckart made two clutch free throws with

10 seconds left to give streaking Central Oklahoma a tense 72-70 victory over Washburn at Hamilton Field House.

An 85-percent free throw shooter for the season, Heckart swished two foul shots at 0:10 gave the Bronchos a 72-69 lead and the Ichabods made one of two free throws with six seconds remaining.

Gibbs had his 16th double-double of the season with game highs for points (21) and rebounds (12). Cal Andrews was perfect at the line (8-of-8) and made three 3-pointers in a17-point outing, while Aaron Anderson added 12 and Heckart 11.

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UCO 82, empORia State 73EDMOND (Feb. 15) – Seth Heckart nailed back-to-back 3-pointers in an

13-0 second-half run that put Central Oklahoma in control and the Bronchos went on to dispose of Emporia State 82-73 at Hamilton Field House.

The Bronchos trailed 44-42 early in the second half, but Jarred Bairstow tied it with a layup and Heckart followed with his consecutive long-range shots from the top of the key to put UCO on top for good.

Josh Gibbs led the Bronchos with 28 points and 10 rebounds while making all 11 free throw tries. Heckart made four treys in scoring 18 points and Jacob Strassle was 3-of-3 from beyond the arc in a career-high 12-point outing.

UCO 63, nORtheaSteRn State 56EDMOND (Feb. 22) – Four different players scored in a quick-strike 11-0

run that put Central Oklahoma in the lead for good and the Bronchos went on to topple Northeastern State 63-56 at Hamilton Field House.

It was the sixth straight Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association win for UCO, which improved to 17-7 overall and 11-6 in the league.

NSU led 36-35 with 14:26 remaining, but the Bronchos scored 11 unanswered points in a two-minute span to surge ahead.

Aaron Anderson and Jarred Bairstow had three-point plays, Josh Gibbs a long 3-pointer and Seth Heckart a layup during the game-deciding run

Gibbs led UCO with 16 points and nine rebounds, while Anderson went 7-of-10 from the field in a 15-point outing.

fORt hayS State 80, UCO 79HAYS, Kan. (Feb. 26) – An impressive second-half rally went for naught

down the stretch as Central Oklahoma dropped a heart-breaking 80-79 decision to Fort Hays State.

The Bronchos overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to built an eight-point lead with 3:05 left to play, but the Tigers ended the game with 12-3 run and scored the game-winning layup with 1.6 seconds remaining to end UCO’s six-game winning streak.

Josh Gibbs led UCO with 22 points and nine rebounds, while Aaron An-derson finished with 15 points. Nic Combs made three 3-pointers and added 13 points off the bench and Cal Andrews had 10.

neBRaSka-keaRney 82, UCO 79KEARNEY, Neb. (Feb. 28) – Nebraska-Kearney outscored Central Okla-

homa 17-4 down the stretch to hand the Bronchos a stunning 82-79 setback in the regular season finale.

UCO had a 10-point lead at 75-65 with 5:05 left to play, but the Bronchos turned the ball over three times in a three-minute span as the Lopers rallied.

The Bronchos fell to 17-9 on the season and ended up 11-8 in MIAA play. All five starters scored in double figures, led by Aaron Anderson’s 19-point

outing on 8-of-11 shooting from the field. Jarred Bairstow (16 points, 10 rebounds and Josh Gibbs (14 points, 13 rebounds) both had double-doubles, while Seth Heckart added 14 points and Cal Andrews 12.

UCO 74, miSSOURi weSteRn 57EDMOND (March 4) – Josh Gibbs and Philip Brown combined for 46

points and 27 rebounds to carry Central Oklahoma past Missouri Western in the first round of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament at Hamilton Field House.

The Bronchos used an 8-0 run early in the second half to break a 38-all tie and then pulled away the final 10 minutes of the game in advancing to the quar-terfinals with a 74-57 victory.

Gibbs made six 3-pointers and scored a career-high 32 points while adding 15 rebounds, three assists and three steals. Brown also had a double-double, hitting 7-of-8 shots in scoring 14 points to go with 12 boards and two blocked shots.

UCO 83, fORt hayS State 68KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 7) – Seth Heckart’s two early steals ignited

a game-opening surge that put Central Oklahoma in control and the Bronchos scored 23 straight points from the free throw line in the final 10 minutes to upend Fort Hays State 83-68 in the quarterfinals of the MIAA Post-season Tournament.

Heckart had back-to-back steals and assists on Aaron Anderson layups that got UCO out to a quick 5-0 lead, Josh Gibbs drilled consecutive 3-pointers to help push that to a 13-0 advantage and the Bronchos never trailed.

Gibbs finished with 34 points while making four 3-pointers and 16-of-17 charity tosses. Cal Andrews and Aaron Anderson had 12 points apiece, Heckart ended with 11 points and five steals and Philip Brown contributed 10 points.

UCO 61, nORtheaSteRn State 60KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 8) -- Josh Gibbs made two pressure-packed

free throws with 4.8 seconds remaining to cap a late rally that lifted Central Oklahoma past intrastate rival Northeastern State 61-60 in the semifinals of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament.

The Bronchos overcame a six-point deficit in the final three minutes to take the one-point lead on Gibbs’ foul shots and NSU missed a long jumper at the buzzer.

The Bronchos shot just 29.4 percent (5-of-17) from 3-point range, but out-rebounded NSU 35-25 and held huge 38-12 scoring advantage in the paint.

Gibbs finished with 20 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. Aaron Anderson made 7-of-10 shots in a 16-point, five-rebound outing.

miSSOURi SOUtheRn 84, UCO 72KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 9) – A spirited post-season run came to an

abrupt end for Central Oklahoma in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament finals here Sunday afternoon.

The Bronchos used just six players and fatigue was a factor in the second half as Missouri Southern claimed an 84-72 victory, ending UCO’s season at 20-10.

The Bronchos led 40-39 at halftime, but missed five straight shots during a key second-half stretch when MSSU stretched a 45-44 lead to double digits at 54-44 with 14:21 remaining and UCO never threatened again.

Josh Gibbs paced the Bronchos with 24 points and nine rebounds, Aaron Anderson had 19 points and Philip Brown chipped in 15 points and three blocks.

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2013-14 individUal StatiStiCS Total 3-PointPlayer GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-FO A TO BK ST Pts.-Avg. Josh Gibbs 30-30 204-489 .417 81-214 .379 159-224 .710 333-11.1 85-2 76 95 6 38 648-21.6Aaron Anderson 30-30 147-246 .598 13-37 .351 118-175 .674 138-4.6 68-1 99 85 3 25 425-14.2Cal Andrews 30-25 109-239 .456 69-174 .397 44-64 .688 112-3.7 89-1 27 34 17 19 331-11.0Seth Heckart 30-26 107-265 .404 70-189 .370 35-44 .795 101-3.4 83-1 78 35 1 40 319-10.6Jarrod McDaniel 9-4 28-75 .373 7-18 .389 25-43 .581 21-2.3 20-0 50 17 1 15 88-9.8Philip Brown 30-21 93-173 .538 0-0 .000 56-78 .718 152-5.1 87-4 18 40 28 20 242-8.1Jarred Bairstow 11-9 23-61 .377 3-11 .273 26-39 .667 59-5.4 27-1 10 17 3 5 75-6.8Jacob Richardson 27-0 42-89 .472 8-26 .308 29-44 .659 27-1.0 28-0 10 14 3 17 1214.5Jacob Strassle 22-2 24-45 .533 9-21 .429 16-20 .800 46-2.1 36-0 12 9 3 2 73-3.3Nic Combs 25-3 22-52 .423 12-23 .522 15-26 .577 23-0.9 24-0 28 16 0 8 71-2.8Devante Moore 3-0 2-10 .200 0-4 .000 4-6 .667 7-2.3 3-0 0 2 0 1 8-2.7Rico Hogan 13-0 8-14 .571 7-12 .583 3-4 .750 7-0.5 10-0 4 7 0 0 26-2.0Garrett Hermanski 20-0 2-21 .095 1-14 .071 6-9 .667 19-1.0 12-0 2 3 1 3 11-0.8UCO Totals 30 811-1,779 .456 280-743 .377 536-776 .691 1,127-37.6 572-10 414 377 66 193 2,438-81.3Opponent Totals 30 792-1,791 .442 244-671 .364 484-660 .733 1,045-34.8 664-19 426 365 98 173 2,312-77.1

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Date Opponent Won/Lost Score Top Scorer Top Rebounder RecordNov. 12 Southwestern Christian Won 106-93 Gibbs 24 Gibbs 21 1-0Nov. 14 at Oklahoma City Won 93-78 Gibbs 20 Gibbs 16 2-0Nov. 16 at Southern Nazarene Lost 100-89 Heckart 28 Gibbs 11 2-1Nov. 19 at Oklahoma Christian Won 72-58 Heckart 24 Gibbs 10 3-1Nov. 25 Science & Arts of Oklahoma Won 76-75 Anderson 18 Gibbs 21 4-1Nov. 29 Southern Nazarene Won 82-78 Gibbs 29 Gibbs 12 5-1Nov. 30 Oklahoma City Won 85-63 Gibbs 24 Gibbs 12 6-1Dec. 5 at Lindenwood* Lost 88-77 Andrews 18 Gibbs 10 6-2, 0-1*Dec. 7 at Lincoln* Won 90-71 Gibbs 24 Gibbs 11 7-2, 1-1*Dec. 19 Central Missouri* Lost 72-70 Gibbs 27 Gibbs 10 7-3, 1-2*Dec. 21 Missouri Western* Won 92-75 Brown 25 Gibbs 14 8-3, 2-2*Jan. 4 at Northwest Missouri* Won 81-77 Gibbs 30 Gibbs 14 9-3, 3-2*Jan. 8 Missouri Southern* Lost 92-79 Gibbs 23 Gibbs 10 9-4, 3-3*Jan. 11 Southwest Baptist* Won 89-72 Gibbs 22 Brown 9 10-4, 4-3*Jan. 16 Fort Hays State* Lost 101-97 (OT) Gibbs 25 Gibbs 9 10-5, 4-4*Jan. 18 Nebraska-Kearney* Won 96-82 Anderson 28 Gibbs 6 11-5, 5-4*Jan. 23 at Washburn* Lost 76-69 Anderson 19 Gibbs 8 11-6, 5-5*Jan. 26 at Emporia State* Lost 92-80 Gibbs 20 Gibbs 7 11-7, 5-6*Feb. 1 Pittsburg State* Won 74-73 Gibbs 22 Gibbs 7 12-7, 6-6*Feb. 6 at Northeastern State* Won 96-94 (2OT) Gibbs 24 Gibbs 14 13-7, 7-6*Feb. 8 at Pittsburg State* Won 80-72 Andrews 21 Gibbs 11 14-7, 8-6*Feb. 13 Washburn* Won 72-70 Gibbs 21 Gibbs 12 15-7, 9-6*Feb. 15 Emporia State* Won 82-73 Gibbs 28 Gibbs 10 16-7, 10-6*Feb. 22 Northeastern State* Won 63-56 Gibbs 16 Gibbs 9 17-7, 11-6*Feb. 26 at Fort Hays State* Lost 80-79 Gibbs 22 Gibbs 9 17-8, 11-7*Feb. 28 at Nebraska-Kearney* Lost 82-79 Anderson 19 Gibbs 13 17-9, 11-8*March 4 Missouri Western! Won 74-57 Gibbs 32 Gibbs 15 18-9March 7 Fort Hays State!@ Won 83-68 Gibbs 34 Bairstow 11 19-9March 8 Northeastern State!@ Won 61-60 Gibbs 20 Gibbs 11 20-9March 9 Missouri Southern!@ Lost 84-72 Gibbs 24 Gibbs 9 20-10

Bold - Home game*-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game/record!-MIAA Post-season Tournament@-MIAA Post-season Tournament in Kansas City, Mo.

UCO’S ReCORd . . .Overall: 20-10When led at halftime: 16-4When trailed or tied at halftime: 4-6Shot 50 percent-plus from field: 4-2Shot under 50 percent from field: 16-8Shot 35 percent-plus from 3-point: 10-6Shot under 35 percent from 3-point: 10-4Shot 70 percent-plus from the line: 11-4Shot under 70 percent from line: 9-6Outrebounded opponent: 15-3Outrebounded or tied by opponent: 5-7Had 15 or less turnovers: 16-9Had more than 15 turnovers: 4-1

By dayS Of the week . . .Monday: 1-0Tuesday: 3-0Wednesday: 0-2Thursday: 3-4Friday: 2-1Saturday: 11-1Sunday: 0-2

faSt OR SlOw . . .UCO scored less than 70 points: 2-1UCO scored 70-79 points: 5-6UCO scored 80-89 points: 7-2UCO scored 90-plus points: 6-1

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By mOnth . . . November: 6-1December: 2-2January: 3-4February: 6-2March: 3-1

By lOCatiOn . . .Hamilton Field House: 12-3On the road: 6-6Neutral Site: 2-1

By time Of day . . .Day Games: 10-2Night Games: 10-8

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2013-14 miaa StandingS Conference OverallPlace Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct.

1. Central Missouri 16-3 .842 30-5 .857 Northwest Missouri 16-3 .842 24-9 .7273. Missouri Southern 15-4 .789 25-6 .8064. Fort Hays State 13-6 .684 22-8 .7335. Central Oklahoma 11-8 .579 20-10 .6676. Washburn 10-9 .526 17-10 .630 Emporia State 10-9 .526 18-13 .581 Nebraska-Kearney 10-9 .526 15-13 .5369. Northeastern State 9-10 .474 16-13 .552

10. Southwest Baptist 7-12 .368 14-15 .48311. Lindenwood 6-13 .316 11-19 .36712. Missouri Western 5-14 .263 10-18 .35713. Pittsburg State 4-15 .211 8-18 .30815. Lincoln 1-18 .053 3-24 .111

2013-14 all-miaa teamS

fiRSt teamMarquis Addison, Senior, Guard, Missouri Southern; DeShaun Cooper, Senior, Guard, Northwest Missouri; Dillon Deck, Junior, Forward, Central Missouri; Josh Gibbs, Junior, Forward, Central Oklahoma; Craig Nicholson, Sophomore, Guard, Fort Hays State.

SeCOnd teamDwayne Brunson, Senior, Forward, Fort Hays State; Bryton Hobbs, Senior, Guard, Northeastern State; Alex North, Junior, Forward, Washburn; Dillon Starzl, Senior, Center, Northwest Missouri; Kaleb Wright, Senior, Guard, Emporia State.

thiRd teamConnr Beranek, Sophomore, Forward, Nebraska-Kearney; Devon Branch, Junior, Guard, Pittsburg State; Mike Dentlinger, Senior, Center, Nebraska-Kearney; Daylen Robinson, Senior, Guard, Central Missouri; Jordan Talbert, Senior, Forward, Missouri Southern.

all-defenSive teamPaul Bunch, Senior, Center, Emporia State; Slim Magee, Senior, Center, Missouri Southern; Terrence Moore, Sophomore, Guard, Emporia State; Jordan Talbert, Senior, Forward, Missouri Southern; Bryston Williams, Senior, Guard, Northwest Missouri.

hOnORaBle mentiOnAaron Anderson, Junior, Guard, Central Oklahoma; D.J. Barmore, Junior, Forward, Southwest Baptist; Ethan Brozek, Sophomore, Forward, Nebraska-Kearney; Josh Buie, Junior, Guard, Lindenwood; Paul Bunch, Senior, Center, Emporia State; Conner Crooker, Sophomore, Guard, Northwest Missouri; Ryan Devers, Junior, Guard, Missouri Western; Charles Hammork, Senior, Guard, Central Missouri; Carson Konrade, Senior, Guard, Fort Hays State; Slim Magee, Seinor, Center, Missouri Southern; Terrence Moore, Sophomore, Guard, Emporia State; Tyler Ressel, Senior, Guard, Lindenwood; Darris Smith, Junior, Guard, Lindenwood; Mike Smith, Junior, Guard, Lincoln; Kyle Wiggins, Junior, Guard, Washburn; Bryston Williams, Senior, Guard, Northwest Missouri.

Player of the Year - DeShaun Cooper, Senior, Guard, Northwest MissouriDefensive Player of the Year: Paul Bunch, Senior, Center, Emporia StateCoach of the Year - Robert Corn, Missouri Southern

Josh Gibbs

miaa pOSt-SeaSOn tOURnamentFirst Round (Campus sites)UCO 74, Missouri Western 57Emporia State 96, Southwest Baptist 85Nebraska-Kearney 86, Lindenwood 80Northeastern State 79, Washburn 75

Quarterfinals (Kansas City, Mo.)UCO 83, Fort Hays State 68Missouri Southern 87, Nebraska-Kearney 79Northeastern State 84, Central Missouri 82Northwest Missouri 70, Emporia State 57

Semifinals (Kansas City, Mo.)UCO 61, Northeastern State 60Missouri Southern 70, NW Missouri 67Finals (Kansas City, Mo.)Missouri Southern 84, UCO 72


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individual RecoRdsMost Points Game: 52, Eddie Robinson vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Feb.

6, 1999. Season: 865, Joe Newton, 1997-98. Career: 2,148, Wesley Clark, 1975-79.

Most Field Goals Made Game: 19, Eddie Robinson vs. Southwest-

ern Oklahoma, Feb. 6, 1999 (at-tempted 27).

Season: 305, Eddie Robinson, 1998-99 (at-tempted 550).

Career: 887, Wesley Clark, 1975-79 (attempted 1,431).

Most Field Goals Attempted Game: 34, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb.

17, 2001 (made 13). Season: 642, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (made 298). Career: 1,431, Wesley Clark, 1975-79 (Made 887).

Best Field Goal Percentage Game: 100%, DeWayne Rogers vs. Eastern

New Mexico, Feb. 3, 1996 (11-of-11); James Morris vs. Eastern New Mexico, Feb. 15, 1992 (10-of-10) and Morris vs. Wayne State, Dec. 1, 1990 (13-of-13). Minimum 10 attempts.

Season: 68.9%, James Morris, 1991-92 (195-of-283). Minimum 150 attempts.

Career: 66.7%, James Morris, 1990-93 (532-of-798). Minimum 500 attempts.

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Game: 11, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb.

17, 2001 (attempted 28) and Shawn Williams vs. Nebraska-Kearney, Dec. 10, 1990 (attempted 21).

Season: 139, Shawn Pughsley, 1997-98 (attempted 303). Career: 263, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (attempted

698).

Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Game: 28, Marlon Dawson vs. Southeastern

Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 2001 (made 11). Season: 318, Shawn Williams, 1990-91 (made

129). Career: 698, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (made 263).

Best 3-Point Field Goal PercentageGame: 100%, David Thomas vs. Midwestern State, Nov.

25, 2008 (6-of-6) and Scott Moody vs. Eastern New Mexico, Feb. 1, 1988 (5-of-5). Minimum five attempts.

Season: 46.5%, Marlon Brown, 1990-91 (47-of-101). Minimum 75 attempts.

Career: 45.9%, Shawn Pughsley, 1997-98 (139-of-303). Minimum 200 attempts.

Most Free Throws Made Game: 23, Alex Wright vs. Southeastern,

Feb. 5, 1992 (attempted 25) and Wil-liam Cotton vs. Pittsburg State, Dec. 17, 1963 (attempted 26).

Season: 187, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (attempted 268).

Career: 511, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (attempted 652).

Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 26, Tyshon Fisher vs. Midwestern State, Feb. 10, 1996

(made 19) and William Cotton vs. Pittsburg State, Dec. 17, 1963 (made 23).

Season: 268, Joe Newton, 1997-98 (made 187). Career: 652, Sam Belt, 2004-08 (made 511).

Best Free Throw Percentage Game: 100%, seven players. Most recent -

Josh Gibbs vs. Emporia State, Feb. 15, 2014 (11-of-11). Minimum 10 attempts.

Season: 90.1%, Troy Denwalt, 1974-75 (109-of-121). Minimum 100 attempts.

Career: 83.3%, Alex Wright, 1991-93 (310-of-372). Minimum 300 attempts.

Most Rebounds Game: 25, Tony Bolar vs. Eastern New Mexico, Jan. 12, 1974. Season: 362, Wesley Clark, 1975-76. Career: 1,169, Wesley Clark, 1975-79.

Most Assists Game: 17, Zoderick Green vs. Tarleton

State, Feb. 25, 1995. Season: 233, Reggie Evans, 1991-92 Career: 539, David Factor, 1995-99.

Most Steals Game: 8, four players. Most recent - David

Thomas vs. Abilene Christian, Dec. 1, 2007. Season: 110, Joe Newton, 1997-98. Career: 208, David Factor, 1995-99.

Most Blocked Shots Game: 8, Johnny Tyson vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Jan. 29,

1994 and Fred Tyler vs. Bridgeport, March 26, 1992. Season: 126, Johnny Tyson, 1993-94. Career: 147, Jason Pritchett, 2000-03.

centRal oklaHoma RecoRds

Joe Newton

James Morris

Sam Belt

Alex Wright

Wesley Clark

David Factor

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scoRing

Top 10 GamesRank Points Player Opponent Season

1. 52 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-99 2. 51 Alex Wright Oklahoma Panhandle 1991-923. 50 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-014. 47 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-91 5. 45 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-936. 44 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-98 6. 44 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-936. 44 James Morris Stonehill 1990-916. 44 Charles Crosby Cameron 1981-82

10. 43 Wesley Clark Eastern New Mexico 1978-79

Top 40 SeasonsRank Points Player Season Avg.

1. 865 Joe Newton 1997-98 27.02. 848 Alex Wright 1992-93 30.33. 789 Alex Wright 1991-92 24.74. 729 Eddie Robinson 1998-99 28.05. 689 Dauntae Williams 2010-11 20.96. 680 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-96 23.47. 668 Marlon Dawson 2000-01 25.78. 650 Sam Belt 2007-08 19.19. 648 Josh Gibbs 2013-14 21.6

10. 646 Junie Sanders 1994-95 21.511. 630 Wesley Clark 1975-76 21.712. 610 Zoderick Green 1994-95 20.3 13. 587 Reggie Evans 1991-92 18.314. 579 Larry Wood 1954-55 24.115. 576 Dauntae Williams 2009-10 19.916. 574 Van Smith 1958-59 18.517. 569 Anthony Brown 2006-07 20.318. 567 William Cotton 1963-64 20.319. 567 Wesley Clark 1978-79 27.020. 566 Shawn Williams 1990-91 19.521. 565 David Foote 1990-91 18.822. 562 Kelvin McCain 1988-89 20.823. 559 Shawn Pughsley 1997-98 17.524. 554 Junie Sanders 1993-94 21.3 25. 553 Tyrone Hopkins 1996-97 24.026. 550 Mark Martinovich 1986-87 19.227. 543 Demario Jones 2002-03 18.728. 538 Fred Tyler 1992-93 18.629. 534 Reggie Evans 1987-88 19.830. 530 Shawn Williams 1989-90 18.931. 529 Dantrail Coleman 2001-02 20.332. 523 Terry Anderson 1978-79 18.733. 521 Anthony Brown 2005-06 17.433. 521 Wesley Clark 1977-78 19.335. 507 Josh Gibbs 2012-13 17.536. 505 Lance Harper 2008-09 16.837. 500 Sam Belt 2006-07 17.937. 500 Bryce Vann 1958-59 16.139. 492 Deshone Henderson 2003-04 17.640. 487 Dante Harris 1999-00 19.5

Single-Season Scoring Average Leaders

Rank Avg. Player Games Points Season 1. 30.3 Alex Wright 28 848 1992-932. 28.0 Eddie Robinson 26 729 1998-99

centRal oklaHoma RecoRds3. 27.0 Joe Newton 32 865 1997-98 4. 27.0 Wesley Clark 21 567 1978-795. 25.7 Marlon Dawson 27 668 2000-01

1,000-Point Career Scorers

Rank Points Player Years 1. 2,148 Wesley Clark 1975-792. 1,918 Sam Belt 2004-083. 1,850 Larry Wood 1952-554. 1,659 Leo Holland 1954-585. 1,637 Alex Wright 1991-936. 1,501 S.L. Shofner 1949-537. 1,429 Reggie Evans 1986-928. 1,420 Alfred Murrell 1963-679. 1,377 William Cotton 1962-65

10. 1,353 Bryce Vann 1958-6111. 1,341 Don Burget 1950-5412. 1,330 Chuck Kersgieter 1982-8613. 1,326 Van Smith 1956-5914. 1,315 Joe Newton 1996-9815. 1,308 Steve Austin 1979-8316. 1,297 James Morris 1990-9317. 1,293 Willie Malone 1961-6518. 1,265 Dauntae Williams 2009-1119. 1,264 Troy Denwalt 1972-7620. 1,255 Joe Sheets 1971-7521. 1,248 Terry Anderson 1975-7922. 1,233 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-9723. 1,210 Howard Stutte 1965-6924. 1,207 Eric Cazenave 2006-1025. 1,200 Junie Sanders 1993-9526. 1,155 Josh Gibbs 2012-1427. 1,129 Eddie Robinson 1997-9928. 1,110 Charles Crosby 1978-8229. 1,102 James Keith 1966-7030. 1,096 Shawn Williams 1989-9131. 1,092 Bill Ballew 1946-5032. 1,090 Anthony Brown 2005-0733. 1,083 Zoderick Green 1993-9534. 1,072 Tyler Phillips 2007-1235. 1,054 John Roseburr 1970-7436. 1,033 Mike Mimms 1965-6937. 1,032 Shane Carroll 2008-1238. 1,030 Eligha Bell 1970-7439. 1,021 Scott Streller 1985-8940. 1,013 Marvin Harris 1958-6241. 1,003 Mark Martinovich 1985-87

Rebounding

Top 10 GamesRank Reb. Player Opponent Season

1. 25 Tony Bolar Eastern New Mexico 1973-742. 21 Josh Gibbs SW Christian 2013-142. 21 Josh Gibbs USAO 2013-142. 21 Herman Stevenson Phillips 1963-642. 21 Wesley Clark Langston 1976-776. 20 Eight times by six players

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Top 20 SeasonsRank Rebounds Name Season Avg.

1. 362 Wesley Clark 1975-76 12.52. 344 Eligha Bell 1972-73 11.93. 339 Fran Siebuhr 1958-59 10.94. 337 Fred Tyler 1992-93 11.65. 333 Josh Gibbs 2013-14 11.16. 317 Eligha Bell 1971-72 11.77. 308 Junie Sanders 1994-95 10.38. 307 Bryce Vann 1958-59 9.99. 303 James Keith 1968-69 9.8

10. 302 Devin Baker 1997-98 9.4 11. 300 Marcus Penny 1979-80 10.712. 298 Wesley Clark 1977-78 11.013. 285 Ferney Presley 1959-60 12.414. 283 Marlon Brown 1990-91 9.415. 280 Bobby Harris 1988-89 10.416. 273 J.W. Lockett 1958-59 8.817. 268 Bobby Harris 1989-90 9.218. 266 Willie Malone 1961-62 10.219. 265 Sam Belt 2007-08 7.820. 264 Wesley Clark 1976-77 10.6

Single-Season Rebound Average Leaders

Rank Avg. Player Games Rebounds Season 1. 12.5 Wesley Clark 29 362 1975-76 2. 12.4 Ferney Presley 23 285 1959-60 3. 11.9 Eligha Bell 29 344 1972-73 4. 11.7 Eligha Bell 27 317 1971-72 4. 11.7 Wesley Clark 21 245 1978-79

Top 10 Careers

Rank Rebounds Player Years 1. 1,169 Wesley Clark 1975-792. 1,061 Eligha Bell 1970-743. 845 Sam Belt 2004-084. 835 Alfred Murrell 1963-665. 787 Bryce Vann 1958-616. 764 James Keith 1966-706. 764 Charles Crosby 1978-828. 743 Steve Austin 1979-839. 737 Jason Pritchett 2000-03

10. 718 Willie Malone 1961-65

Field goals made

Top 10 GamesRank No. Player Opponent Season

1. 19 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-992. 18 Alex Wright Oklahoma Panhandle 1991-922. 18 Eddie Robinson Eastern New Mexico 1998-994. 17 Eddie Robinson Harding 1998-994. 17 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-994. 17 Tyrone Hopkins Eastern New Mexico 1996-974. 17 James Morris Stonehill 1990-918. 16 Dante Harris Mid-America 1999-008. 16 Alex Wright Eastern New Mexico 1992-938. 16 Kelvin McCain Cameron 1988-898. 16 Charles Crosby Cameron 1981-828. 16 Wesley Clark Washburn 1975-768. 16 James Dawson Northwestern Okla. 1969-70

Top 10 SeasonsRank No. Player Season

1. 305 Eddie Robinson 1998-992. 298 Joe Newton 1997-983. 293 Alex Wright 1992-934. 277 Wesley Clark 1975-764. 277 Alex Wright 1991-926. 266 Junie Sanders 1994-957. 234 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-968. 233 Van Smith 1958-599. 229 Dauntae Williams 2010-11

10. 228 Anthony Brown 2006-07

Top Five CareersRank No. Player Years

1. 887 Wesley Clark 1975-792. 577 Sam Belt 2004-083. 570 Alex Wright 1991-934. 540 Willie Malone 1961-655. 490 Joe Sheets 1972-75

Field goals attempted


1. 34 Marlon Dawson Southeastern Okla. 2000-012. 32 Eddie Robinson Southwestern Okla. 1998-993. 31 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-983. 31 Shawn Williams Stonehill 1990-915. 30 Eddie Robinson Montana St.-Billings 1998-995. 30 Eddie Robinson East Central 1998-995. 30 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-915. 30 Mark Martinovich Langston 1986-879. 29 Joe Newton TX A&M-Commerce 1997-989. 29 Alex Wright Baptist Christian 1992-939. 29 Alfred Murrell Southwest Missouri 1965-66

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season 1. 642 Joe Newton 1997-982. 606 Alex Wright 1992-933. 602 Alex Wright 1991-924. 550 Eddie Robinson 1998-995. 500 Van Smith 1958-596. 495 Junie Sanders 1994-957. 493 Zoderick Green 1994-958. 489 Josh Gibbs 2013-149. 474 Marlon Dawson 2000-01

10. 472 Shawn Williams 1990-91


1. 1,431 Wesley Clark 1975-792. 1,332 Sam Belt 2004-083. 1,208 Alex Wright 1991-934. 1,128 Willie Malone 1961-655. 1,003 Eric Cazenave 2006-10

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3-point Field goals made


1. 11 Marlon Dawson Southeastern Okla. 2000-011. 11 Shawn Williams Nebraska-Kearney 1990-913. 10 Shawn Pughsley Southeastern Okla. 1997-984. 9 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-014. 9 Zoderick Green Midwestern State 1993-944. 9 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-917. 8 Eric Cazenave East Central 2008-097. 8 Sam Belt TX A&M-Commerce 2007-087. 8 Sam Belt Oklahoma Christian 2006-077. 8 Terrance Watkins Abilene Christian 1999-007. 8 Shawn Pughsley Southern Connecticut 1997-987. 8 Alex Wright Baptist Christian 1992-937. 8 Alex Wright Tabor 1992-937. 8 Darrell Gibson Northwest Missouri 1992-93

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season 1. 139 Shawn Pughsley 1997-982. 129 Shawn Williams 1990-913. 110 Zoderick Green 1994-954. 104 Reggie Evans 1991-925. 102 Zoderick Green 1993-946. 101 Marlon Dawson 2000-017. 97 Alex Wright 1992-938. 90 Alex Wright 1991-929. 87 Dante Harris 1999-00

10. 83 Shawn Williams 1989-90


1. 263 Sam Belt 2004-082. 212 Zoderick Green 1993-952. 212 Shawn Williams 1989-914. 211 Eric Cazenave 2006-105. 204 Tyler Phillips 2007-12

3-point Field goals attempted


1. 28 Marlon Dawson Southeastern Okla. 2000-011. 21 Shawn Williams Nebraska-Kearney 1990-913. 20 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1990-913. 20 Shawn Williams Stonehill 1990-915. 19 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-016. 18 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1989-906. 18 Shawn Pughsley Southeastern Okla. 1997-988. 17 Zoderick Green TX A&M-Kingsville 1993-948. 17 Alex Wright Baptist Christian 1992-938. 17 Reggie Evans Cameron 1991-928. 17 Kelvin McCain Abilene Christian 1988-89

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season 1. 318 Shawn Williams 1990-912. 303 Shawn Pughsley 1997-982. 303 Zoderick Green 1994-95

4. 276 Marlon Dawson 2000-015. 261 Zoderick Green 1993-946. 251 Joe Newton 1997-987. 247 Alex Wright 1991-928. 244 Reggie Evans 1991-929. 240 Dante Harris 1999-00

10. 238 Alex Wright 1992-93


1. 698 Sam Belt 2004-082. 568 Eric Cazenave 2006-103. 564 Zoderick Green 1993-954. 562 Tyler Phillips 2007-125. 516 Shawn Williams 1989-91

FRee tHRows made


1. 23 Alex Wright Southeastern Okla. 1991-921. 23 William Cotton Pittsburg State 1963-643. 19 Tyshon Fisher Midwestern State 1995-964. 17 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-014. 17 Tyrone Hopkins Tarleton State 1996-974. 17 James Morris Dallas 1990-917. 16 Josh Gibbs Fort Hays State 2013-147. 16 Tyrone Hopkins Midwestern State 1996-979. 15 Sam Belt Angelo State 2007-08

10. 14 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-9810. 14 Alex Wright TX A&M-Commerce 1992-93

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season 1. 187 Joe Newton 1997-982. 184 Sam Belt 2007-083. 177 William Cotton 1963-644. 175 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-965. 169 Tyrone Hopkins 1996-976. 165 Dauntae Williams 2010-116. 165 Alex Wright 1992-938. 159 Josh Gibbs 2013-149. 155 Marlon Dawson 2000-01

10. 145 Alex Wright 1991-92


1. 511 Sam Belt 2004-082. 419 William Cotton 1962-653. 374 Wesley Clark 1975-794. 344 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-975. 310 Alex Wright 1991-93

FRee tHRows attempted


1. 26 Tyshon Fisher Midwestern State 1995-961. 26 William Cotton Pittsburg State 1963-643. 25 Alex Wright Southeastern Okla. 1991-924. 23 Tyrone Hopkins Midwestern State 1996-97

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5. 20 Marlon Dawson Barry 2000-015. 20 Tyrone Hopkins Tarleton State 1996-975. 20 James Morris Dallas 1990-918. 19 Joe Newton Seattle Pacific 1997-989. 18 Sam Belt Angelo State 2007-08

10. 17 Josh Gibbs Fort Hays State 2013-1410. 17 Demario Jones Central Arkansas 2002-0310. 17 Joe Newton Abilene Christian 1997-9810. 17 Devin Baker Southwestern Okla. 1997-98

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season 1. 268 Joe Newton 1997-982. 245 Sam Belt 2007-083. 237 Dauntae Williams 2010-114. 233 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-965. 225 Tyrone Hopkins 1996-976. 224 Josh Gibbs 2013-147. 221 William Cotton 1963-648. 203 Marlon Dawson 2000-019. 202 Alex Wright 1992-93

10. 186 Junie Sanders 1993-94


1. 652 Sam Belt 2004-082. 546 William Cotton 1962-653. 525 Wesley Clark 1975-794. 458 Tyrone Hopkins 1995-975. 430 Brent Friday 2008-12

assists


1. 17 Zoderick Green Tarleton State 1994-952. 15 David Foote Stonehill 1990-912. 15 Kevin Pierce Eastern New Mexico 1978-794. 14 Zoderick Green Angelo State 1994-954. 14 Reggie Evans Oklahoma Christian 1987-885. 13 Pechone Stepps Abilene Christian 1993-945. 13 Spencer Wright Tabor 1992-935. 13 Reggie Evans Paul Quinn 1991-925. 13 Kevin Pierce Oklahoma Baptist 1978-795. 13 Kevin Pierce Southwestern Okla. 1978-795. 13 Scott de la Garza Oklahoma Christian 1988-89

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season Avg. 1. 233 Reggie Evans 1991-92 7.32. 209 Zoderick Green 1994-95 7.02. 200 Kevin Pierce 1978-79 7.14. 174 Joe Newton 1997-98 5.45. 170 Spencer Wright 1992-93 6.15. 170 Kendall Cudjoe 1980-81 6.16. 158 Dauntae Williams 2009-10 5.47. 156 Keith Felton 2000-01 5.88. 153 David Foote 1990-91 5.19. 145 Kevin Pierce 1979-80 4.89. 145 Kendall Cudjoe 1981-82 4.8


1. 539 David Factor 1995-992. 434 Reggie Evans 1986-923. 429 Kendall Cudjoe 1979-824. 428 Kevin Pierce 1978-825. 377 Marty Kelsey 1974-78

steals


1. 8 David Thomas Abilene Christian 2007-081. 8 Norton Edmonds Cameron 2001-021. 8 Joe Newton Ind.-Purdue@Indiana 2006-071 8 Tyrone Hopkins Angelo State 2005-065. 7 By numerous players

Top 10 Seasons

Rank No. Player Season Avg. 1. 110 Joe Newton 1997-98 3.4 2. 100 Alex Wright 1992-93 3.63. 76 Dauntae Williams 2010-11 2.34. 74 David Foote 1990-91 2.55. 73 Alex Wright 1991-92 2.36. 71 Dauntae Williams 2009-10 2.47. 66 Eddie Robinson 1998-99 2.58. 65 Scott Sanders 1995-96 2.39. 64 Scott Sanders 1994-95 2.19. 64 Marlon Brown 1990-91 2.1

Top Five Careers

Rank No. Player Years 1. 208 David Factor 1995-992. 174 Eric Cazenave 2006-103. 173 Alex Wright 1991-934. 160 Joe Newton 1996-985. 148 Sam Belt 2004-08

blocked sHots


1. 8 Johnny Tyson TX A&M-Kingsville 1993-942. 8 Fred Tyler Bridgeport 1991-923. 7 Johnny Tyson TX A&M-Commerce 1993-943. 7 Johnny Tyson Eastern New Mexico 1993-943. 7 Johnny Tyson California (Pa.) 1993-943. 7 Johnny Tyson Emporia State 1993-943. 7 Johnny Tyson Arkansas Baptist 1993-943. 7 Fred Tyler SIU-Edwardsville 1991-923. 7 Fred Tyler Missouri Western 1991-92

10. 6 Jason Pritchett Southeastern Okla. 2002-0310. 6 Al Segova TX A&M-Commerce 1994-9510. 6 Johnny Tyson TX A&M-Kingsville 1993-94


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Top 10 SeasonsRank No. Player Season Avg.

1. 126 Johnny Tyson 1993-94 4.72. 65 Fred Tyler 1991-92 2.23. 63 Fred Tyler 1992-93 2.24. 58 Jason Pritchett 2002-03 2.04. 58 Eddie Robinson 1998-99 2.26. 46 Jason Pritchett 2000-01 1.76. 46 Al Segova 1994-95 1.58. 43 Jason Pritchett 2001-02 1.79. 39 Marlon Brown 1989-90 1.4

10. 35 Eddie Robinson 1997-98 1.3


1. 147 Jason Pritchett 2000-032. 129 Fred Tyler 1991-933. 126 Johnny Tyson 1993-944. 93 Eddie Robinson 1997-995. 83 James Morris 1990-93

team RecoRdsMost Points Game: 167 vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993 and vs. Baptist

Christian, Jan. 18, 1993. Season: 3,566, 1991-92 (32 games).

Most Points in a Half Game: 89 vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993 (2nd).

Most Combined Points Game: 268, UCO (140) vs. Nebraska-Kearney (128).

Most Field Goals Made Game: 67 vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993 (attempted 111) and

vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993 (attempted 119). Season: 1,321, 1991-92 (attempted 2,653).

Most Field Goals Attempted Game: 119 vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993 (made 67). Season: 2,653, 1991-92 (made 1,321).

Best Field Goal Percentage Game: 71.4% vs. South Dakota State, 1962-63 (40-of-56). Minimum 50 attempts. Season: 52.5%, 1963-64 (849-of-1,617) and 1985-86 (807-of-1,538).

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Game: 28 vs. East Central, Feb. 11, 2009. Season: 353, 1991-92 (attempted 945).

Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Game: 57 vs. East Central, Feb. 11, 2009 (made 28). Season: 982, 1994-95 (made 317).

Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Game: 72.7 vs. Truman State, Jan. 10, 2013 (13-of-18). Minimum 15 attempts. Season: 39.3%, 1986-87 (110-of-280).

Most Free Throws Made Game: 47 vs. Dallas, Nov. 17, 1990 (attempted 70). Season: 631, 2007-08 (attempted 857).

Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 70 vs. Dallas, Nov. 17, 1990 (made 47). Season: 911, 2010-11 (made 582).

Best Free Throw Percentage Game: 100% vs. West Texas A&M, Jan. 21, 1995 (17-of-17). Minimum 15 attempts. Season: 81.8%, 1974-75 (330-of-403).

Most Rebounds Game: 76 vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993. Season: 1,512, 1992-93.

Most Steals Game: 24 vs. Mid-America Bible, Nov. 21, 2001. Season: 367, 1991-92.

Most Assists Game: 42 vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993. Season: 643, 1992-93.

Most Blocks Game: 14 vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993. Season: 211, 1993-94.

Most Points by Opponent Game: 134, Montana State-Billings, Dec. 17, 1998. Season: 2,987, 1991-92 (32 games).

Largest Margin of Victory Game: 104 vs. Arkansas Baptist, Dec. 9, 1995 (UCO 158, Arkansas

Baptist 54).


HigHest scoRing games

Central Oklahoma has scored 100-plus points 230 times in its 88-year history. The Bronchos have an all-time record of 202-28 (.878) when scoring 100-plus points.

The first 100-point game in school history was a 102-56 victory over Howard Payne on Dec. 31, 1952.

Here’s a look at UCO’s 15 highest-scoring games:

Rank Score Opponent Season 1. 167-78 Arkansas Baptist 1993-941. 167-77 Baptist Christian (La.) 1992-93 3. 158-54 Arkansas Baptist 1995-964. 150-83 National Christian 2000-014. 150-73 Arkansas Baptist 1994-95 6. 149-71 Paul Quinn (Texas) 1991-927. 147-72 Bartlesville Wesleyan 1994-958. 146-103 East Central 1997-989. 144-98 Southwestern Oklahoma 1998-99 9. 144-99 Texas College 1996-97

11. 141-112 Texas College 1994-9511. 141-95 Baptist Christian (La.) 1991-9211. 141-96 Abilene Christian 1989-9014. 140-128 Nebraska-Kearney 1991-9215. 139-118 University of Ozarks (Ark.) 1991-92

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All-MIAA2013-14Josh Gibbs (1st)

2012-13Josh Gibbs (1st)

All-lSC North DIvISIoN2010-11Dauntae Williams (1st, POY)Tyler Phillips (2nd, Academic)Jarrod McDaniel (Defensive POY)

2009-10Eric Cazenave (1st)Dauntae Williams (1st, POY)Tyler Phillips (2nd, Academic)Shane Carroll (Academic)

2008-09Lance Harper (1st, POY)David Thomas (Academic POY)Adam Terneus (Academic) 2007-08Sam Belt (1st, POY, Academic)Michael Sosanya (co-Freshman of the Year) 2006-07Sam Belt (1st)Anthony Brown (1st)Eric Cazenave (Freshman of the Year)

2005-06Anthony Brown (1st)Sam Belt (2nd) 2004-05Sam Belt (1st) Deshone Henderson (1st)

2003-04Deshone Henderson (1st) 2002-03Demario Jones (1st)Jason Pritchett (2nd) 2001-02Dantrail Coleman (2nd) 2000-01Marlon Dawson (1st) 1999-00Dante Harris (2nd) 1998-99Eddie Robinson (1st, POY) 1997-98Joe Newton (1st, POY)Shawn Pughsley (2nd) All-loNe StAr

CoNfereNCe1996-97Tyrone Hopkins (1st, POY)Joe Newton (2nd)

1995-96Tyrone Hopkins (1st, co-POY) 1994-95Junie Sanders (1st, MVP)Zoderick Green (1st) 1993-94Junie Sanders (1st)Darrell Gibson (2nd, co-Defensive POY)Johnny Tyson (co-Defensive POY) 1992-93Fred Tyler (1st)Alex Wright (1st, POY) 1991-92Reggie Evans (1st)Alex Wright (1st) 1990-91Marlon Brown (1st)David Foote (1st)

Shawn Williams (1st)James Morris (Freshman of Year) 1989-90Marlon Brown (2nd)Shawn Williams (2nd) 1988-89Kelvin McCain (2nd) All-DIStrICt NINe1985-86Chuck Kersgieter (1st)1984-85Chuck Kersgieter (2nd) 1981-82Charles Crosby (2nd)

1979-80Marcus Penny (2nd) 1978-79Wesley Clark (1st) 1977-78Wesley Clark (2nd) 1976-77Wesley Clark (1st) 1975-76Wesley Clark (1st)Troy Denwalt (1st) All-oklAhoMA

INterCollegIAte

CoNfereNCe1974-75Stanley Burdine (2nd)Michael Johnson (2nd)Joe Sheets (2nd) 1973-74Johnnie Roseburr (2nd) 1972-73Eligha Bell (1st) 1971-72Joe Sheets (2nd)

1969-70James Keith (1st) 1968-69James Keith (2nd)Howard Stutte (2nd) 1967-68Rodney Chitsey (2nd) 1966-67Alfred Murrell (1st)

1965-66Alfred Murrell (1st) 1964-65William Cotton (1st)Alfred Murrell (2nd) 1963-64William Cotton (1st)William Malone (2nd)Luther Pegues (2nd) 1962-63Willie Malone (1st)Luther Pegues (2nd) 1961-62Marvin Harris (2nd) 1960-61Bryce Vann (1st)Rex Norton (2nd) 1959-60Bryce Vann (1st) 1958-59Van Smith (1st)Bryce Vann (2nd) 1957-58Leo Holland (1st)Van Smith (1st)

All-CoNfereNCe PlAyerS

Lance Harper

Alfred Murrell

Central Oklahoma has had 75 players earn all-conference honors a combined 121 times in the 88-year history of the program. The Bronchos have been members of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference and District Nine while in the NAIA and in the Lone Star Conference and Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association as members of NCAA Division II.

Only three players earned all-conference honors four times during

their careers -- Bill Ballew (1947, ‘48, ‘49 and ‘50), Wesley Clark (1976, ‘77, ‘78 and ‘79) and Sam Belt (2005, ‘06, ‘07 and ‘08) -- with each being a first-time selection three times and a second-time pick once.

Five players were three-time all-conference picks -- Otis Delaporte (1937, ‘38 and ‘39), Larry Wood (1953, ‘54 and ‘55), Leo Holland (1956, ‘57 and ‘58), Bryce Vann (1959, ‘60 and ‘61) and Alfred Murrell (1965, ‘66 and ‘67).

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NAIAPlayer Team SeasonChuck Kersgieter HM 1985-86Chuck Kersgieter HM 1984-85Wesley Clark 3rd 1978-79Wesley Clark HM 1975-76Joe Sheets HM 1974-75Eligha Bell HM 1972-73James Keith HM 1969-70Alfred Murrell 3rd 1966-67Willie Malone HM 1963-64William Cotton 3rd 1963-64Willie Malone HM 1962-63Bryce Vann 1st 1960-61Bryce Vann 3rd 1959-60

NCAA DIvISIoN IINABC Team SeasonJosh Gibbs 1st 2013-14Dauntae Williams 1st 2010-11Sam Belt 1st 2007-08Marlon Dawson 3rd 2000-01Eddie Robinson 1st 1998-99Joe Newton 1st, POY 1997-98Tyrone Hopkins 1st 1996-97Tyrone Hopkins 1st 1995-96Alex Wright 1st, POY 1992-93

All-AMerICANS

Basketball Times Team SeasonDauntae Williams 1st, POY 2010-11Sam Belt 3rd 2007-08Marlon Dawson 2nd 2000-01Eddie Robinson 1st 1998-99Joe Newton 1st 1997-98Tyrone Hopkins 1st 1996-97Mack Tuck 3rd 1996-97Junie Sanders 1st 1994-95Zoderick Green 2nd 1994-95Alex Wright 1st, co-POY 1992-93Fred Tyler 3rd 1992-93Alex Wright 2nd 1991-92 Division II Bulletin Team SeasonSam Belt 4th 2007-08Eddie Robinson 1st 1998-99Joe Newton 1st 1997-98Tyrone Hopkins 1st 1996-97Junie Sanders 2nd 1994-95Alex Wright 1st, POY 1992-93 CoSIDA/Daktronics Team SeasonJosh Gibbs 2nd 2013-14Eddie Robinson 1st 1998-99Joe Newton 1st 1997-98Tyrone Hopkins 2nd 1995-96Junie Sanders 1st 1994-95Zoderick Green 2nd 1994-95 POY - Denotes Player of the Year

1956-57Leo Holland (2nd)Max Marquardt (2nd) 1955-56Leo Holland (1st) 1954-55Larry Wood (1st) 1953-54S.L. Shofner (1st)Larry Wood (1st)Don Burget (2nd) 1952-53Don Metheny (1st)Don Burget (2nd)Larry Wood (2nd)

1951-52Allen Zisman (2nd)

All-CoNfereNCe PlAyerS1950-51Don Metheny (2nd)

1949-50Bill Ballew (1st)S.L. Shofner (1st) 1948-49Bill Ballew (1st) 1947-48Bill Ballew (1st)John Smith (1st) 1946-47Bill Ballew (2nd)John Smith (2nd) 1941-42Bill Anderson (1st)Kenneth Corley (1st)

1938-39Otis Delaporte (1st)C.B. Speegle (1st)Charles Thurman (1st)S.D. Shepherd (2nd)

1937-38Otis Delaporte (1st)Bill Giles (1st)Charles Thurman (2nd) 1936-37Otis Delaporte (1st)C.E. “Tip” Jacobson (1st) 1935-36James Haught (2nd)C.E. “Tip” Jacobson (2nd) 1933-34James Haught (2nd)Buford Sherwood (2nd)

1932-33Pat Bernell (1st)Buford Sherwood (2nd)

1931-32Pat Bernell (2nd) 1930-31Ben Cleveland (1st)Lofton Reynolds (2nd) 1929-30Frank Blackwell (2nd)Lofton Reynolds (2nd)

1924-25Howard Suesz (2nd)

1923-24walter Myers (2nd)

1921-22Clyde LeForce (1st)

Twenty-two Central Oklahoma players have earned All-America honors, nine in NAIA and 13 in NCAA Division II.

There have been five two-time All-Americans -- Bryce Vann, Will-lie Malone, Wesley Clark and Chuck Kersgieter in NAIA along with

Alex Wright and Tyrone Hopkins in Division II.UCO has had three players named Division II Player of the Year

-- Wright in 1992-93, Joe Newton in 1997-98 and Dauntae Williams in 2010-11

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F-F-F-F-FDavid Factor, 1996-97-98-99Keith Felton, 2001Hoyt Ferguson, 1946-47-48James Fikes, 1943-46-48Ray Firth, 1962-63Patrick Fisher, 1997-98Tyshon Fisher, 1995-96Willie Fize, 1958Leroy Flynn, 1955-56David Ford, 1984Curt Foster, 1983-84-85David Foote, 1991Eric Fortenberry, 1995Brooks Fowler, 1988Cranford French, 1943Henry French, 1970Brent Friday, 2009-10-11 G-G-G-G-GKentrell Gaddis, 2003-04-05-06Glen Gaffaney, 1940DeAngelo Garrett, 2009John Garrett, 1950-55-56Dean Garrison, 1951-52Jason Gentz, 1994Phil Giachino, 1983-84-85-86Josh Gibbs, 2013-14Antonio Gibson, 1986-87Darrell Gibson, 1993-94Bill Giles, 1935-36-37-38Floyd Glover, 1928Earl Goerke, 1946John Goodwin, 1991Robert Gords, 1970Nick Graham, 2004Aundrae Grayson, 2006Zoderick Green, 1994-95Jason Greene, 2005-06Rodrick Gregoire, 1992Carter Ground, 1963Bruce Gray, 1964David Green, 1984Howard Grey, 1931-32-33-34Donnie Gross, 1970 H-H-H-H-HBob Hamilton, 1955-56Dale Hamilton, 1929-30-31-32Charles Hamrick, 1953Jan Handley, 1975-77Chance Hardaker, 2008-09Lance Harper, 2007-08-09Bobby Harris, 1989-90Damarcus Harris, 1999Dante Harris, 1999-00DeAndre Harris, 1999J. Harris, 1933Larry Harris, 1985Marvin Harris, 1959-60-61-62Jack Haskins, 1960Glenn Haswell, 1965-66James Haught, 1933-34-35-36Paul Haumont, 1963

A-A-A-A-ADoug Aderhold, 1968-69-70Carl Alexander, 1946Brent Alford, 1981-82-83Bus Andeel, 1940-41Bill Anderson, 1939-40-41J.D. Anderson, 1935-36-37Aaron Anderson, 2014Terry Anderson, 1976-77-78-79Anthony Andrews, 1982-83Cal Andrews, 2013-14Earl Applebee, 1947Jason Arbet, 2007Buddy Armstrong, 1963-64-65-66Mike Auchenbach, ‘71-72-73-74Ken Austin, 1982Steve Austin, 1980-81-82-83 B-B-B-B-BGuy Bailey, 1924Matt Bailey, 2004Jarrod Bairstow, 2014Devin Baker, 1998Javvero Baker, 2011-12Clarence Ballard, 1978-79Bill Ballew, 1947-48-49-50W.C. Barnard, 1935-36-37-38Ben Beames, 1943Eligha Bell, 1971-72-73-74Luke Belt, 2007Sam Belt, 2005-06-07-08Roy Berger, 1947Pete Bernell, 1930-31-32-33Richard Berry, 1966-67-68-69Mike Bevenue, 1968Jimmy Bishard, 1953Frank Blackwell, 1928-29Roy Blankenship, 1925Al Blevins, 1946-47-48-49Tony Bolar, 1971-72-73-74Eddie Bolton, 1994James Bowker, 1957-58Jeff Boyd, 1983Braymer, 1922Virgil Brentlinger, 1935-39Bobby Bridges, 1976Julian Brooks, 1931Steve Brooks, 1984-86Anthony Brown, 2006-07Carl Brown, 1955-56-57Don Brown, 1954Galen Brown, 1946Marlon Brown, 1990-91Philip Brown, 2014Ralph Bullard, 1958-59-60Louis Bullette, 1929Stanley Burdine, 1973-74-75Don Burget, 1952-53-54Jim Burnett, 1941Rick Burnett, 1972-73Brandon Burns, 1997-98Doug Burris, 1987 C-C-C-C-CEzell Calvin, 1991Bob Carlson, 1958

Warren Carmichael, 1949Shane Carroll, 2009-10-11-12June Carter, 2011-13Mical Cayton, 1981Eric Cazenave, 2007-08-09-10Overton Cheadle, 1943Rodney Chitsey, 1967-68Roy Christian, 1961Wesley Clark, 1976-77-78-79Richard Cleaver, 1956Ben Cleveland, 1928-29-30-31Bill Cofer, 1950Jess Coffey, 1965Cortez Colbert, 2012Tom Colbert, 1961Dantrail Coleman, 2001-02Paul Collier, 1986-87Nic Combs, 2013-14Bob Condron, 1948-49-50John Cooley, 1928Jackie Cooper, 1953Kenneth Corley, 1940-41-42-43Louis Corforth, 1931-32-33-34Jamell Cormier, 2013William Cotton, 1963-64-65Ray Cox, 1927-28-29-30Charles Crosby, 1979-80-81-82Kendal Cudjoe, 1980-81-82Earl Culberson, 1930-31Mike Currin, 2005-06Carl Curry, 2010-11Robert Curtis, 2000 D-D-D-D-DHanson Damen, 1978-79-80-81George Daniels, 1940Josh Davis, 2012-13Lanier Davis, 1950Charles Davis, 1939Lee Davis, 1963Mahijah Davis, 2002-03Stanton Davis, 1990-91June Dawkins, 1942-43James Dawson, 1970Marlon Dawson, 2001Leonard Dean, 1934Scott de la Garza, 1989Otis Delaporte, 1937-38-39Troy Denwalt, 1973-74-75-76Abe Deutschendorf, 1956Anthony Dickens, 1982Dan Ditto, 1967-68David Draper, 1988Victor Driver, 2009-11 E-E-E-E-EAndre Earl, 2000-01Norton Edmonds, 2002Jon Eisenhauer, 1988Herschel Ellis, 1928-29-31-32Jason Ervin, 1995Charles Eshelman, 1927-29Ruthledge Etheridege, 1922-23-24-25Andy Evans, 1929-30Pat Evans, 1957-58Reggie Evans, 1987-88-92

George Hauser, 1958-59-60Kenny Haydon, 1988Seth Heckart, 2013-14Keith Hedge, 1986-88Deshone Henderson, 2004-05Frank Henderson, 1981-82-83Clifton Herington, 1923-25-27Garrett Hermanski, 2014Vern Hewett, 1927Ronald Hill, 2008Kipp Hinrichs, 1989Jack Hobbs, 1947Robert Hodge, 1985Ray Hogan, 1936-37Rico Hogan, 2013-14Howard Hogue, 1933-34-35-36Leo Holland, 1956-57-58Robert Honey, 1966Bruce Honore, 1979-80-81Joe Hooks, 1994Tyrone Hopkins, 1996-97Chris Houk, 1999-00Joe Howell, 1951-52-53-54Christian Huffman, 2013Frank Hyson, 1926-27-28 I-I-I-I-IRex Inman, 1952-53DeAngelo Irvin, 1987 J-J-J-J-JAndre Jackson, 1994Norman Jaco, 1948Clif Jacobson, 1934-35-36-37Arnold Jech, 1954-55T.J. Jenkins, 1987Lee Johnson, 1948Malcolm Johnson, 1978-79Michael Johnson, 1973-74-75Rahsaan Johnson, 1998Alva Johnston, 1927Anthony Jones, 1993Caron Jones, 1997Demario Jones, 2002-03John Jones, 1963Terry Jones, 1975-76-77Wayne Jones, 1936-37 K-K-K-K-KBob Kaser, 1964James Keith, 1967-68-69-70James Kelley, 1980Michael Kelley, 1981John Kelsey, 1972-73-74Marty Kelsey, 1975-76-77-78Drew Kemp, 2006Joe Kennerly, 2005-06Chuck Kersgieter, ‘83-84-85-86Elmer Kincannon, ‘40-41-42-43Eddie King, 1995John King, 1928L.D. King, 1951-52Theron Kingsoliver, 1925-26Edwin Kiser, 1928Elmer Kuper, 1926-27Chester Kyle, 1962

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L-L-L-L-LPatrick Lambakis, 1995Dark Lanier, 1936Demarco Latham, 2007Malcolm Leak, 1993Robert Lee, 2010-11-12Clyde LeForce, 1922Melvin Lemmons, 1926D.J. Lemons, 2011Tom Levay, 1947Mike Little, 1963Blake Livingston, 2009-10J.W. Lockett, 1958-59-60Johnny Lucas, 1972-73-74 M-M-M-M-MWilliam Malone, 1962-63-64Butch Mabntle, 1964Oliver Manuel, 1959Ryan Manuel, 1985Keith Marks, 2007-08-09-10Max Marquardt, 1954-55-56-57Mark Mars, 1983Curtis Marshall, 1978Eddie Martin, 1967-68-69Mark Martinovich, 1986-87Wayne Matheny, 1947Mike Mayfield, 1979-80Kelvin McCain, 1989Sean McCall, 1990Chris McCleary, 2010-11Shaun McCleary, 2003Lennox McCoy, 2001Kevin McCroskey, 1983Jarrod McDaniel, 2011Chris McDonald, 1989Bill McGee, 1962Terry McVay, 2004-05Tom Meade, 1975Don Metheny, 1950-51-52-53Ernest Miller, 1922-23Michael Mims, 1997Mike Mims, 1966-67-68-69Scott Moody, 1987-88-89David Moore, 1943-47Joel Moore, 1950-51-53Lee Moore, 1977-78-79Brett Morgan, 2007James Morris, 1991-92-93Olin Morris, 1929-30-31-32Dave Morrison, 1966-67Brooks Mosier, 1959-60Joe Moulder, 1962Alfred Murrell, 1964-65-66-67Walter Myers, 1924 N-N-N-N-NPhillip Nash, 1967Patrick Nee, 2001John Neal, 2007-08Loyal Nelson, 1934-35-36Marcus Nelson, 2012Bert Newton, 1928Jack Newman, 1941Joe Newton, 1997-98

Keith Newton, 1986-897Warren Nichols, 1946-47-48Teddy Noel, 1982Ronald Norfleet, 2012Rex Norton, 1961-62Jonathan Nubine, 2003Travis Nunley, 1988 O-O-O-O-OTerry Odom, 2002Calvin Ollie, 2004Walter Oney, 1927 P-P-P-P-PCharles Page, 1956Andy Parker, 1984-85-86-87Dewey Parker, 1848Rickey Parker, 1968-69Tommie Parker, 1999Gerald Parks, 1966Pate, 1924George Patterson, 1946Reggie Paul, 2004Ralph Payne, 1925-26Luther Pegues, 1963-64Marcus Penny, 1980John Perdue, 1966-67-68-69Londaryl Perry, 1996-97Dee Petree, 1926Tucker Phillips, 2009-11-12Tyler Phillips, 2004-05Tyler Phillips, 2008-10-11-12Kevin Pierce, 1979-80-81-82Otlee Pinson, 1925Earl Plumlee, 1935-36Lloyd Plunkett, 1969Jerry Pope, 1962Eric Porter, 1999Dennis Portis, 1979Michael Powers, 1990-91Earl Presley, 1960Jason Pitchett, 2001-02-03John Pryer, 1961-62-63Leo Pryor, 1935Shawn Pughsley, 1998 R-R-R-R-RJamel Ramey, 2003-04Dale Ramsey, 1949-50B.J. Raney, 2003-05Jim Ratliff, 1975-77-78Howard Ray, 1954-56Steve Rector, 1981-82-83Ivan Reeder, 1949Jimmy Reeder, 1949-50Bob Reeds, 1940Lofton Reynolds, 1929-30-31-32Chris Rhymes, 2010Gerald Richardson, 1991Jacob Richardson, 2014Art Righetti, 1949-50Ringer, 1924Alvin Roberts, 1961Eddie Robinson, 1998-99Shawn Robinson, 1992Tyrone Robinson, 2002

DeWayne Rogers, 1996Elmer Rogers, 1923John Rollman, 1991-92Chris Roper, 1984-85Johnnie Roseburr, 1971-72-73-74Leon Ross, 1954-55Tony Ross, 2011Eric Roumph, 1988-89Brian Rowland, 2001Keith Russell, 1983-84Kevin Russell, 2004-05 S-S-S-S-SChase Sandburg, 2006Jim Sandburg, 1980Adrian Sanders, 1992James Sanders, 1937-38Junie Sanders, 1994-95Scott Sanders, 1995-96Stephen Sauls, 1977-78Stuart Seaton, 1932-33Al Segova, 1995-96Larry Sevier, 1965Perry Sexson, 1946Jerrel Shaffield, 1978Bill Shahan, 1953-54Rex Shedrick, 1946S.D. Shepherd, 1938-39Joe Sheets, 1972-73-74-75Herschel Sherrill, 1946-47Buford Sherwood, 1933-34Ron Shields, 1992S.L. Shofner, 1949-50-53-54Roger Shorb, 1975-76Fran Siebuhr, 1958-59Charles Smith, 2002-03Howard Smith, 1976John Smith, 1946-47-48Van Smith, 1957-58-59-60Spencer Smith, 2012-13Michael Sosanya, 2008-09Muyi Sosanya, 2004-05C.B. Speegle, 1938-39-40James Spivey, 1977-78-79Reford Stack, 1929-30-31-32Curtis Starlin, 1970Marcus Steele, 2003-05-06Pechone Stepps, 1994John Sterling, 1990Floyd Stevens, 1934Herman Stevenson, 1961-62-63-64Jacob Strassle, 2013-14Chris Strodes, 2001Howard Stuttle, 1966-67-68-69Jim Steward, 1964-65-66Jesse Steward, 1971-72Jason Stewart, 1998Scott Streller, 1986-87-88-89Jay Stricklen, 1984Howard Suesz, 1922-25Antonio Sykes, 1999 T-T-T-T-TJ.J. Talley, 2001Tyler Tansel, 1989Artie Taylor, 1994

Willie Taylor, 2000Dexter Tennell, 2001Adam Terneus, 2008-09Craig Thomas, 1982David Thomas, 2008-09Emerson Thompson, 1964-65-66J.A. Thompson, 1940-41Luke Thompson, 1947-48Mike Thompson, 1985-86Bernard Thurman, ‘38-39-40-41Charles Thurman, ‘36-37-38-39Jack Treat, 1959Mack Tuck, 1997Bob Tucker, 1958Terry Tucker, 2007Lester Turner, 1993Fred Tyler, 1992-93Johnny Tyson, 1994 U-U-U-U-UPerry Unruh, 1964-65 V-V-V-V-VBob Van Antwerpt, 1940-41-42-46Steve Vanarsdel, 1977Bryce Vann, 1958-59-60-61Leslie Van Noy, 1924-25-27Medley Van Noy, 1922 W-W-W-W-WHenry Wade, 1929-30-31Kenneth Wagner, 1951-52Eldon Wagoner, 1926-27-28Brian Walker, 2007-08Eric Walker, 1990Joe Warren, 1956-57Booker T. Washington, 1960-61J.T. Watkins, 1940-41Terrence Watkins, 20Harold Whipky, 1961-63Forrest Wildman, 1922-24Billy Williams, 1958Dauntae Williams, 2010Morgan Williams, 2006Shawn Williams, 1990-91Tom Williams, 1924Johnny Williamson, 1922-23Dennis Wilson, 1969-70-71Mike Wilson, 1970-71Robert Wilson, 1992George Winters, 1977Alfred Wood, 1970Gary Wood, 1957Larry Wood, 1952-53-54-55Cornell Woodard, 1967Alex Wright, 1992-93John Wright, 1950-51-52Spencer Wright, 1993Virgil Wright, 1993Jim Wurman, 1955 Z-Z-Z-Z-ZAllen Zisman, 1952

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26 Northwestern OK .........3337 Southwestern OK .........25

1936-37 (16-7) 20 Oklahoma State ............3535 West Texas A&M..........3124 Baylor ...........................2628 Northwestern OK .........2537 Oklahoma City .............2843 Oklahoma Baptist .........3542 Northeastern State ........3241 Phillips ..........................2048 Northwestern OK .........4455 Oklahoma Baptist .........2051 Phillips ..........................2731 East Central ..................2442 Northeastern State ........2729 Oklahoma City .............3130 Northwestern OK .........2634 Southwestern OK .........3634 Southeastern OK...........2836 East Central ..................3120 Oklahoma State ............3727 Southwestern OK .........2626 Oklahoma City .............3240 Southeastern OK...........3034 Central Arkansas...........51Conference Champions

1937-38 .......................... (17-6) 29 TX A&M-Commerce ...3038 TX A&M-Commerce ...3725 North Texas ..................3624 Northeastern State ........2136 Phillips ..........................1527 Oklahoma City .............2530 Southeastern .................2936 East Central ..................3139 Southwestern ................1739 Northeastern State ........2532 Oklahoma Baptist .........1734 Northwestern ................3731 Phillips ..........................2035 East Central ..................2223 Oklahoma State ............3136 Northeastern State ........2816 Oklahoma Baptist .........2036 Phillips ..........................3045 Northwestern ................3135 Southeastern .................3240 Southwestern ................2743 Central Arkansas.........34*36 St. Ambrose IA ...........38*Conference Champions*-NAIA National Tourney

1938-39 .......................... (16-5) 52 Texas Christian .............4538 Pittsburg State ...............4032 Washburn ......................2829 Springfield MO .............3132 Oklahoma City .............2629 Northeastern State ........2539 Oklahoma Baptist .........1931 Southeastern OK...........3640 East Central ..................3435 Southwestern OK .........3127 Oklahoma State ............2845 Southwestern OK .........3639 Northwestern OK .........1836 Southeastern OK...........2745 East Central ..................3941 Northeastern State ........23

26 Southwestern OK .............2328 East Central ......................7732 Southwestern OK .............2627 Northeastern State ............2331 Northwestern OK .............3233 Northwestern OK .............2529 Boosters ..........................31#40 East Central ......................4429 Northwestern OK .............4027 Northeastern State ............2058 Morris Independents ..........24#41 Bethel................................2131 St. Benedicts .....................2620 Northwest Missouri ..........23 #-Juco games do not count

1930-31 (12-5) 27 Cameron .........................40#28 Baylor ...............................4128 Chilocco..........................24#30 Southeastern OK...............3541 East Central ......................6129 Oklahoma City .................2548 Northeastern State ............3437 Southeastern OK...............2332 Oklahoma City .................2735 Northeastern State ............3049 East Central ......................2834 Northwestern OK .............4939 Chilocco..........................22#27 Northwestern OK ............2628 Southwestern OK .............2422 Southwestern OK .............2432 Cotner College ..................2833 Emporia State ...................3228 Wichita State ....................4026 Emporia State ...................25 #-Juco games do not count

1931-32 (4-12) 37 Panhandle .........................2627 Phillips ..............................3829 Oklahoma City .................3525 Southwestern KS ..............2329 Northwestern OK .............3324 Northeastern State ............2115 East Central ......................4529 Oklahoma City .................4214 Southwestern OK .............1922 Southeastern OK...............3234 Oklahoma City .................4320 MO School of Mines ...............1821 East Central ......................2518 Northeastern State ............4326 Southwestern OK .............3432 Northwestern OK .............38

1932-33 (7-7) 19 Oklahoma State ................2239 Northern Oklahoma ...........22#54 Chilocco..........................26#25 Southwestern KS ..............2827 Oklahoma State ................2538 Northeastern State ............2532 East Central ......................4823 Southeastern OK...............3634 East Central ......................44

34 Northeastern State ............2646 Southeastern OK...............3342 Northwestern OK .............3939 Southwestern OK .............2644 Northwestern OK .............3227 Southwestern OK .............3036 Oklahoma City .................38 #-Juco games do not count

1933-34 (11-7) 38 Tulsa .................................3150 House of David ...............33#34 Southwestern KS ..............2227 Oklahoma State ................3325 Southwestern KS ..............3137 Northeastern State ............1939 Oklahoma City .................3128 East Central ......................2239 Southeastern OK...............3337 West Texas A&M..............3339 West Texas A&M..............2938 East Central ......................5129 Southeastern OK...............5228 Northwestern OK .............3523 Southwestern OK .............3132 Oklahoma City .................3750 Northeastern State ............3732 Southwestern OK .............2844 Northwestern OK .............41 #-Juco games do not count

1934-35 (4-17) 17 Tulsa .................................3033 McPherson KS ..................3727 Drury ................................2131 Midland NE ......................2624 Phillips ..............................2921 Oklahoma City .................3132 East Central ......................3314 Southeastern OK...............4322 Southwestern OK .............2423 East Central ......................3830 Oklahoma Panhandle ........2631 West Texas A&M..............2726 West Texas A&M..............3633 Oklahoma City .................4326 Northwestern OK .............4625 Northeastern State ............2924 Southeastern OK...............3422 Oklahoma State ................3332 Southwestern OK .............4334 Northwestern OK .............4821 Northeastern State ............48

1935-36 (11-9) 20 Oklahoma State ................3322 Southwestern KS ..............2327 Winfield Freshmen ...........2433 Emporia State ...................2930 McPherson ........................1827 Oklahoma State ................2432 Southeastern OK...............2630 East Central ......................4040 Oklahoma City .................2942 Northeastern State ............3322 Phillips ..............................2938 Northeastern State ............3532 Southeastern OK...............2824 East Central ......................3029 Phillips ..............................3138 Oklahoma City .................3329 Southwestern OK .............3042 Northwestern OK .............59

1921-22 (10-4) 42 Southeastern ................ 2123 Oklahoma State ........... 1824 Chilocco..................... 22#34 Chilocco..................... 28#25 Tulsa ............................ 2423 Tulsa ............................ 2526 Tulsa ............................ 2926 Tulsa ............................ 1640 Phillips ......................... 2422 Phillips ......................... 2432 Phillips ......................... 1728 Phillips ......................... 1822 Oklahoma City ............ 2428 Oklahoma City ............ 2664 Eastern A&M ................1166 Eastern A&M ............... 1653 Northern....................... 1548 Northern....................... 1655 Oklahoma City .............. 527 Oklahoma City ............ 24 #-Juco games do not count

1922-23 (5-5) 24 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 279 East Central ................. 3923 East Central ................. 1240 Northwestern OK ........ 3720 Southwestern OK ....... 4217 Southwestern OK ........ 6225 Northwestern OK ........ 1636 Northwestern OK ........1130 Southwestern OK ....... 4419 Southwestern OK ........ 43

1923-24 (2-12) 25 Northwestern OK ........ 3624 Northwestern OK ........ 1813 Phillips ......................... 2418 Phillips ......................... 2120 Oklahoma City ............ 2619 Oklahoma City ............ 2116 Southeastern OK.......... 4119 East Central ................. 219 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 2914 Southwestern OK ........ 4012 Southwestern OK ........ 4012 Southeastern OK.......... 2212 Southwestern OK ........ 4717 East Central ................. 3120 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 18

1924-25 (8-12) 15 East Central ................. 1329 Phillips ......................... 1818 Phillips ......................... 2017 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 2620 Phillips ......................... 2413 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 2719 East Central ................. 2737 Tulsa ............................ 2432 Tulsa ............................ 1825 Southwestern OK ........ 3016 Southwestern OK ........ 3223 Oklahoma City ............ 2030 Southwestern OK ........ 2324 Southwestern OK ........ 2929 Oklahoma City ............ 1325 Tulsa ............................ 3224 Tulsa ............................ 4638 Northeastern State ....... 2737 Phillips ......................... 4429 Southeastern OK.......... 40

1925-26 (5-6) 46 Classen........................... 28#28 Phillips ............................. 2929 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 4024 East Central ..................... 2329 East Central ..................... 2850 East Central ..................... 2428 Oklahoma City ................ 3213 Phillips ............................. 3119 Oklahoma City ................ 2825 Tulsa ................................ 2416 Southwestern OK ............ 1932 Tulsa ................................ 27 #-Juco games do not count

1926-27 (2-10) 15 Phillips ..............................3522 East Central ......................2416 Southeastern OK...............3017 Tulsa .................................2329 Phillips ..............................3232 Oklahoma City .................3419 Southwestern OK ............4522 Oklahoma City .................2329 Southwestern OK .............4926 Oklahoma Baptist ............2529 Tulsa .................................2625 Northeastern State ............34

1927-28 (4-8) 34 Oklahoma Baptist ............3220 East Central ......................5024 Southwestern OK .............3637 Northwestern OK .............4433 Phillips ..............................6019 Oklahoma City .................2121 Northeastern State ............3229 Tulsa .................................2546 Northwestern OK .............4128 Southwestern OK .............4132 Northeastern State ............2936 Southeastern OK...............44

1928-29 (6-11) 29 Emporia State ...................3328 Emporia State ...................176 Southwestern KS ..............1319 Wichita State ....................3835 Eastern A&M ....................7#25 Oklahoma City .................2643 Southwestern OK .............3346 Northeastern State ............2042 Tulsa .................................3622 East Central ......................4533 Tulsa .................................1825 East Central ......................4742 Southeastern OK...............3529 Oklahoma City .................3919 Southwestern OK .............3031 Southwestern OK .............4426 Phillips ..............................4516 Phillips ..............................31 #-Juco games do not count

1929-30 (7-6) 28 Truman State ....................4745 Cameron .........................35#47 Preparatory School ............26#

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73 East Central ......................8980 Northeastern State ............7389 Southwestern OK .............9083 Southwestern OK .............8065 Southwestern OK .............7874 Southwestern OK .............77Conference Champions

1953-54 (18-6) 47 East Texas Baptist ...........6266 East Texas Baptist ...........7169 Southwestern KS .........5865 Missouri Valley ............6983 Wesminster .......................6468 Abilene Christian ..............5091 Phillips ..............................58106 Northwestern OK .............5289 Oklahoma Baptist .............6673 Southeastern OK...............6465 East Central ......................5872 Northeastern State ............6077 Southwestern KS ..............5485 Southwestern OK .............9696 Southwestern OK .............6574 Phillips ..............................5994 Northwestern OK .............5978 Southeastern OK...............7069 Oklahoma Baptist .............6378 East Central ......................6360 Northeastern State ............5870 Southeastern OK...............6468 Southeastern OK...............7863 Southeastern OK...............72Conference Champions

1954-55 (6-15) 43 TX A&M-Commerce .......8469 Southwestern OK .............7486 Fort Hays State .................9870 Kansas Wesleyan ..............8985 Midwestern State ..............9464 New Mexico .....................8379 Northeast LA ....................8592 Louisiana College .............64110 Northeastern State ............8570 East Central ......................6168 Southeastern OK...............9464 Oklahoma Baptist .............6571 Phillips ..............................6784 Northwestern OK .............6370 Southwestern OK .............9070 Oklahoma Baptist .............7973 Northeastern State ............7474 East Central ......................8772 Phillips ..............................7478 Northwestern OK .............71

1955-56 (18-7) 63 Southwestern KS ..............6283 Oklahoma Panhandle ........4887 Langston ...........................6780 Southwest Missouri ........8370 Emporia State KS .............6477 Southwestern OK .............7188 Oklahoma Panhandle ........6768 Fort Hays State .................7875 Langston ...........................7181 Louisiana State .................7266 Northeastern LA ...............6089 Northeastern State ............7884 East Central ......................8980 Southeastern OK...............7588 Oklahoma Baptist .............7165 Phillips ..............................5581 Northwestern OK .............6883 Southwestern OK .............7773 Southwest KS ...................6672 Southeastern OK...............7859 Oklahoma Baptist .............66

78 Northeastern State ........6776 East Central ..................5665 Phillips ..........................7263 Northwestern OK .........6562 Southeastern OK...........81

1956-57 (14-11) 81 Pittsburg State ...............7964 Langston .......................6354 Emporia State ...............6065 Fort Hays State .............6490 Southwest Missouri ....7977 Southwestern OK .........6967 Pittsburg State ...............7169 Langston .......................8281 Midwestern State ..........6684 Midwestern State ..........6362 Sul Ross ........................5556 TX A&M-Commerce ...7469 Northeastern State ........7192 East Central ..................6560 Southeastern OK...........7875 Oklahoma Baptist .........8577 Phillips ..........................7265 Northwestern OK .........6786 Southwestern OK .........7355 Southeastern OK...........5964 Oklahoma Baptist .........6665 Northeastern State ........6478 East Central ..................6198 Northwestern OK .........6882 Phillips ..........................76

1957-58 (19-7) 65 Langston .......................5964 Benedictine Hts ............5466 Northwestern OK .........5466 Midwestern State ..........9858 Pittsburg State ...............5257 Southwest Missouri ....6653 Midwestern State ......4868 Central Missouri .......5552 TX A&M-Commerce ...5861 Southwestern OK .........6487 East Central ..................5055 Southeastern OK...........4685 Benedictine Hts ............5754 Oklahoma Baptist .........5375 Northeastern State ........5980 Phillips ..........................6765 Phillips ..........................7055 Oklahoma Baptist .........5880 Northeastern State ........6677 East Central ..................6467 Southeastern OK...........6163 Northwestern OK .........6099 Southwestern OK .........7492 Langston .......................8872 Northeastern State ........5762 Oklahoma Baptist .........64

1958-59 (21-10) 104 Benedictine Hts .......7069 Emporia State ...............5174 Eastern New Mexico ........ 6287 Emporia State ...............7149 Oklahoma Panhandle ....48

52 Oklahoma Baptist .........2448 Northwestern OK .........3447 Phillips ..........................3950 Manchester PA ............53*Conference Champions*-NAIA National Tournament

1939-40 (10-12) 33 Pittsburg State ...............2533 Southwestern KS ..........2431 Texas Tech ....................3531 Oklahoma City .............2548 TX A&M-Commerce ...4036 Texas Christian .............4417 Northwestern OK .........2426 Phillips ..........................2544 Northeastern State ........4240 Oklahoma Baptist .........3428 Oklahoma City .............3125 Southeastern OK...........3826 East Central ..................3227 Southwestern OK .........3741 Northeastern State ........4737 Phillips ..........................3429 Oklahoma Baptist .........2134 Northeastern State ........3237 Oklahoma City .............3018 Southeastern OK...........2140 East Central ..................4332 Southwestern OK .........34

1940-41 (14-7) 43 North Texas ..................4032 North Texas ..................3923 Pittsburg State ...............3936 TX A&M-Commerce ...2837 TX A&M-Commerce 3926 Phillips .........................2340 Northwestern OK .........3142 Northwestern OK .........3843 Phillips ..........................4137 Oklahoma City .............3324 Southwestern OK .........2233 Oklahoma City .............2747 Southwestern OK .........3052 Oklahoma Baptist .........3036 Northeastern State ........2542 Oklahoma Baptist .........2335 Northeastern State ........2530 East Central ..................3430 Southeastern OK...........3420 East Central ..................2225 Southeastern OK...........27 (No games were played from 1941-45 due to World War II)

1946-47 (9-8) 51 Northern Oklahoma .....21#35 Hutchinson KS ...........30#28 Tulsa .............................3946 Northern Oklahoma ........35#36 Wellington .................27#44 Texas Wesleyan ............7046 Cameron .....................29#47 Northwestern OK .........5636 Phillips ..........................3843 Southwestern OK .........3555 Cameron .....................27#53 Phillips ..........................3345 Northwestern OK .........5641 Tulsa .............................4038 Southwestern OK .........3756 Northeastern State ........38

1950-51 (7-15) 40 Halliburton’s ...................48#37 Oklahoma City .................4458 Halliburton’s ..................66#57 Southwestern KS ..............4960 Pittsburg State ..................5945 Eastern New Mexico ...................4151 Colorado College ..............4257 Southwest Missouri ..........7736 Phillips ..............................4150 Northwestern OK .............5239 Southeastern OK...............5233 Oklahoma Baptist .............4135 Northwestern OK .............3759 East Central ......................6951 Southwestern KS ..............5443 Southwestern OK .............3948 Phillips ..............................6074 Northwestern OK .............4640 Northeastern State ............5452 East Central ......................6754 Southeastern OK...............6950 Oklahoma Baptist .............6262 Southwestern OK .............6037 Oklahoma City .................60Game does not count

1951-52 (11-8) 55 Southwestern OK .............5855 Cameron .........................53#44 Cameron .........................54#58 Howard Payne ..................5655 Eastern New Mexico .............4862 Southwestern OK .............6465 Phillips ..............................5666 Northwestern OK .............5149 Southeastern OK...............6161 Oklahoma Baptist .............4967 Northeastern State ............7159 East Central ......................7872 Southwestern OK .............6856 Phillips ..............................4960 Northwestern OK .............5869 Northeastern State ............5666 East Central ......................5557 Southwestern KS ..............7957 Southeastern OK...............7565 Oklahoma Baptist .............5265 Southwestern OK .............88 #-Juco games do not count

1952-53 (17-8) 77 Okmulgee Tech .................5975 East Texas Baptist .............7771 East Texas Baptist .............7584 Southwestern KS ..............7386 Norman Naval Base .............4661 Abilene Christian ..............7361 Hardin Simmons .........59102 Howard Payne ..........6586 Phillips ..............................8494 Northwestern OK .............9082 Southeastern OK...............7663 Oklahoma Baptist .............5675 Southwestern KS ..............7266 East Central ......................5489 Northeastern State ............5876 Southwestern OK ............6676 Midwestern State ..............7389 Phillips ..............................7374 Northwestern OK .............6669 Southeastern OK...............7474 Oklahoma Baptist .............65

34 East Central ..................... 3146 Southeastern OK.............. 5444 Oklahoma Baptist ............ 3339 Northeastern State ........... 3541 East Central ..................... 5835 Southeastern OK.............. 4056 Oklahoma Baptist ........ 41 #-Juco games do not count

1947-48 (11-7) 23 Oklahoma State ................5274 Northern Oklahoma ...........35#44 Cameron .........................30#51 Cameron .........................38#43 TX A&M-Commerce ...5439 Centenary LA ...................3050 Northeastern State ............2545 East Central ......................4442 Centenary LA ...................4039 Southwestern OK .............3757 Northeastern State ............4644 East Central ......................4736 Southwestern OK .............3339 Phillips ..............................6142 Northwestern OK .............3952 Southwestern OK .............5451 Oklahoma Baptist .............3650 Northwestern OK .............3742 Phillips .............................5025 Southeastern OK...............3250 Oklahoma Baptist .............34 #-Juco games do not count

1948-49 (10-9) 38 Cameron .........................29#36 Hardin TX ........................3533 Cameron ...........................2641 Centenary LA ...................6149 Northwestern LA .........6360 Hardin TX .........................5069 Enid Air Base..................41#40 Southwest Missouri ..........4628 Southwest Missouri ..........3955 New Mexico .....................4357 Phillips ..............................3953 Northwestern OK .............5541 Southeastern OK...............4729 Oklahoma Baptist .............3452 Northeastern State ............2969 East Central .....................5940 Southwestern OK .............4253 Northeastern State ............5258 East Central ......................6150 Phillips ..............................4850 Oklahoma Baptist ............4849 Southeastern OK...............43 #-Juco games do not count

1949-50 (11-7) 33 Cameron .........................32#39 Cameron .........................56#48 North Texas ......................5540 Abilene Christian ..............4143 Southwestern OK .............2937 Oklahoma Baptist .............4643 Phillips .............................3368 Northwestern OK .............5358 Southeastern OK...............4645 Oklahoma Baptist .............3467 Northeastern State ............4161 East Central ......................6739 Southeastern OK...............3771 Phillips ..............................5257 Northwestern OK .............5866 Northeastern State ............4358 East Central ......................6940 Southeastern OK...............5047 Oklahoma Baptist .............2962 Southwestern OK .............56 #-Juco games do not count

gerAlD BArNett

1946-5041-31

JIM

tyNer

1950-5791-70

Al

BlevINS

1957-5819-7

JohN

SMIth

1958-6270-38


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70 Northwestern OK ............5459 Southeastern OK..............5680 St. Norbert WI ...............73*84 Illinois Wesleyan ..........62*83 Georgetown KY .............84* *-NAIA National Tournament

1961-62 (12-14) 75 St. Mary’s KS ..................6482 St. Mary’s KS ..................9263 Oklahoma Panhandle .......5985 Northwestern OK ...........8163 Southwestern OK ............5078 Pittsburg State ..................8170 Southwest Missouri ..........7281 Morningside IA................7380 Nebraska-Kearney ...........7184 Emporia State ..................6464 Emporia State ..................7838 Southeastern OK..............6537 Oklahoma Baptist ............3962 Northeastern State ...........6590 East Central .....................9267 Phillips .............................70106 Langston ..........................9264 Southwestern OK ............5763 Langson ...........................7763 Southwestern OK ............5862 Oklahoma Baptist ............5178 Northeastern State ...........9765 East Central .....................7386 Phillips .............................7052 Oklahoma Panhandle .......5967 Northwestern OK ............83

1962-63 (21-6) 60 St. Mary’s KS ..................5787 St. Mary’s KS ..................6365 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6677 Northwestern OK ............2576 Southwest Missouri ..........7576 Pittsburg State ..................6283 Southwestern OK ............5767 Nebraska-Omaha .............6964 Hastings ...........................4690 South Dakota State ..........6457 Oklahoma Baptist ........4680 Northeastern State ...........9369 East Central .....................7679 Phillips .............................5083 Langston ..........................6284 Southwestern OK ............6375 Langston ..........................6057 Southeastern OK..............5458 Oklahoma Baptist ............6761 Northeastern State ...........4581 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6287 Phillips .............................4787 East Central .....................7559 Northwestern OK ............5365 Oklahoma Baptist ............7648 Oklahoma Baptist ............50Conference Champions

1963-64 (24-4) 90 St. Mary’s KS ..................6257 New Mexico Highlands ......5693 Southwestern OK ............6988 Southeastern OK..............7674 Oklahoma Baptist ............5690 Pittsburg State ..................7163 Fort Sill All-Stars.............61 84 Fort Hays State ................86

65 Northeastern State ...........68111 East Central .....................7288 Oklahoma Panhandle .......8369 Northwestern OK ............6267 Southeastern OK..............8166 Oklahoma Baptist ............5585 Northeastern State ...........5692 East Central .....................4890 Phillips .............................6489 Phillips .............................6690 Langston ..........................8190 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6075 Northwestern OK ............5987 Langston ..........................8387 Southwestern OK ...........6253 Southeastern OK..............4674 Southeastern OK..............6195 Ceaderville OH ..............40*84 Pacific Lutheran .............72*55 Carson-Newman TN ...............61*Conference Champions *-NAIA National Tournament

1964-65 (15-9) 65 Midwestern State .............5265 Southwestern OK ............5259 Southeastern OK..............5459 Oklahoma Baptist ............6375 Midwestern State .............8370 Western New Mexico ...........6980 Washburn .........................7370 St. Joseph .........................6270 Colorado State-Pueblo .....8164 Northeastern State ...........5250 Phillips .............................4692 Langston ..........................7850 East Central .....................4460 Oklahoma Panhandle .......3860 Northwestern OK ............4945 Southeastern OK..............4762 Oklahoma Baptist ............6981 Phillips .............................6951 Northeastern State ...........5460 East Central .....................6470 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6089 Northwestern OK ............5970 Langston ..........................7353 Southwestern OK ............56 1965-66 (9-14) 79 Colorado State-Pueblo .....7865 Southeastern OK..............7151 Oklahoma Baptist ............5961 Northeastern State ...........7176 East Central .....................6459 Southwest Missouri ..........8484 Southern Utah ..................9165 Grand Canyon..................6084 Peru ..................................6675 Phillips .............................7260 Langston ..........................5762 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6957 Northwestern OK ............7073 Southwestern OK ............7163 Northeastern State ...........6869 East Central .....................6266 Phillips .............................6969 Oklahoma Panhandle .......7474 Northwestern OK ............7680 Southwestern OK ............8174 Langston ..........................7262 Southeastern OK..............7646 Oklahoma Baptist ............47

1966-67 (14-10) 70 Arkansas State .................7871 Oklahoma Christian .........7745 Southeastern OK..............5860 Oklahoma Baptist ............62

66 Northeastern State ...........6085 East Central .....................6363 Phillips .............................4982 Lamar...............................8151 St. Mary’s KS ..................5869 Emporia State ..................7392 Southwest Missouri ........7082 Langston ..........................6053 Oklahoma Panhandle .......4774 Northwestern OK ............5274 Northwestern OK ............5261 Southwestern OK ............6571 Northeastern State ...........69106 East Central .....................6649 Phillips .............................4695 Langston ..........................6874 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6082 Northwestern OK ............8870 Southwestern OK ............7374 Southeastern OK..............6950 Oklahoma Baptist ............60 1967-68 (17-11) 72 TX A&M-Commerce ......7561 Phillips .............................5867 Southeastern OK..............7090 Northwestern OK ............7675 Northeastern State ...........7974 East Central .....................6466 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6261 Northwestern OK ............6254 Phillips .............................4675 TX A&M-Commerce ......5964 St. Mary’s KS ..................5274 St. Mary’s TX ..................5865 Louisiana Tech .................69104 Illinois State .....................9063 St. Mary’s KS ..................7284 Langston ..........................7661 Southwestern OK ............7058 Southeastern OK..............5691 Oklahoma Baptist ............7356 Phillips .............................6280 Langston ..........................7191 Oklahoma Panhandle .......6075 Northwestern OK ............6875 Southwestern OK ............7775 Southeastern OK..............6564 Oklahoma Baptist ............6593 Northeastern State .........10292 East Central .....................67

1968-69 (20-11) 91 TX A&M-Commerce ......8282 St. Mary’s KS ..................6280 TX A&M-Commerce ......7464 East Central .....................6576 Northeastern State ...........6753 Northwestern OK ............6466 Northeastern State ...........6175 East Central .....................5368 Oklahoma Panhandle ......5983 Northwestern OK ............5880 Morningside IA ...............5747 Phillips ............................4870 St. Mary’s KS ..................5683 Pan American ..................7658 St. Mary’s TX ..................7265 Langston ..........................7578 Southwestern OK ............9173 Southeastern OK .............6383 Oklahoma Baptist ............6666 Phillips ............................6580 Langston ..........................7967 Oklahoma Panhandle ......7578 Northwestern OK ............9464 Southwestern OK ............5980 Southeastern OK .............6269 Oklahoma Baptist ............74

71 Northeastern State ........6278 East Central ..................6260 Oklahoma Christian ......58*58 Southwestern OK .......68*67 Southwestern ..............68* *-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1969-70 (16-9) 86 TX A&M-Commerce ...7485 Cameron .......................7577 Oral Roberts .................7938 Phillips .........................3791 Langston .......................7866 Oral Roberts .................8370 Southwestern OK .........7191 Oklahoma Panhandle ....7294 TX A&M-Commerce ...8379 Pan American ...............7386 Northwestern OK .........6270 Southeastern OK...........6963 Oklahoma Baptist .........6196 Northeastern State ........8670 East Central ..................6263 Oklahoma Panhandle ....7050 Northwestern OK .........5970 Southwestern OK .........6877 Southeastern OK...........5478 Oklahoma Baptist .........8154 Northeastern State ........7575 East Central ..................7661 Phillips ..........................5163 Langston .......................6167 East Central ................76**-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1970-71 (1-24) 65 Sam Houston ..............10973 Northeastern State ........8143 Oklahoma Baptist .........5256 Oral Roberts ...............10267 Cameron .......................8084 Langston .......................9264 Phillips .........................8080 Northwestern OK .........8465 Eastern New Mexico .....10561 Corpus Christi...............6566 Midwestern State ..........7658 Southeastern OK...........6754 Southwestern OK .........9563 Oklahoma Panhandle ....7072 Northeastern State ........8769 Oklahoma Baptist ........7063 East Central ..................8561 Cameron .......................7656 Phillips ..........................7075 Northwestern OK .........9667 Langston .......................8969 Southeastern OK...........5962 Southwestern OK .........7887 Oklahoma Panhandle ....8845 East Central ..................74 1971-72 (13-14) 73 Sam Houston ................8669 Sacred Heart .................77106 Wiley College ...............7748 TX A&M-Commerce ...5154 Phillips ..........................5774 Northwestern OK .........6583 Oklahoma Panhandle ....6476 Langston .......................7360 Southwestern OK .........6355 Cameron .......................4865 Midwestern State ..........7862 Oklahoma Baptist .........7269 Northeastern State ........61 39 Southeastern OK...........4665 East Central ..................6690 Sacred Heart KS ...........85

74 Fort Hays State .............7766 Southwest Missouri ....7067 Drury ............................5962 Austin ...........................7566 Midwestern State ..........6483 East Central ..................6546 TX A&M-Commerce ...6555 Southeastern OK...........5460 Langston .......................5752 Oklahoma Baptist .........5480 Northeastern State ........5983 Phillips ..........................6350 Northwestern OK .........5657 Southwestern OK .........6964 East Central ..................5743 Southeastern OK...........6272 Langston .......................88107 Phillips ..........................8362 Northwestern OK .........6060 Southwestern OK .........5565 Oklahoma Baptist .........6268 Northeastern State ........6267 Langston .......................6255 Southeastern OK...........4972 Kentucky State .............6557 Pacific Lutheran ..........68*Conference Champions *-NAIA National Tournament

1959-60 (16-7) 78 Drury ............................7385 Benedictine Heights .........6888 Langston .......................7256 Emporia State ...............6673 East Central ..................5153 Southeastern OK...........4580 Oklahoma Panhandle ....5857 New Mexico State ........7476 Texas-El Paso ..............7349 Oklahoma Baptist .........5085 Northeastern State ........7271 Northwestern OK .........642 Phillips* .........................069 Southwestern OK .........6375 Langston .......................6252 East Central ..................5053 Southeastern OK...........5076 Oklahoma Baptist .........6253 Northeastern State ........6078 Northwestern OK .........7496 Phillips ..........................6661 Southwestern OK .........6352 Southeastern OK...........58*-Forfeit.

1960-61 (21-7) 78 Southwest Missouri ........ 7771 Pittsburg State ..............5946 Emporia State ...............6966 Langston .......................6275 Pittsburg State ..............6676 South Dakota State .......5870 Gustavus Adolp. MN ..... 6683 Nebraska-Kearney ........6876 East Central ..................7246 Southeastern OK ..........5973 Oklahoma Baptist .........5087 Northeastern State ........8884 Northwestern OK .........7388 Phillips .........................7180 Southwestern OK .........6375 Langston .......................6978 Southwestern OK .........6674 East Central ..................6450 Southeastern OK ..........5346 Oklahoma Baptist .........3772 Northeastern State ........6977 Northwestern OK .........8571 Phillips .........................73

MArk

WINterS

1962-78239-185


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61 USAO ...........................7378 Phillips ..........................7354 Northeastern State ........5559 Southeastern OK...........7047 East Central ..................4690 Cameron .......................8565 Phillips ..........................6777 Langston .......................7558 Oklahoma Christian ..70*#-Forfeit win*-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1982-83 (4-27) 67 Southern Nazarene .......9077 Phillips ..........................8565 Northwestern OK .........7367 USAO ...........................7271 Marymount ...................7377 Emporia State ...............7671 Abilene Christian ..........7795 Northeastern State ........8069 Southwestern OK .........7261 Northwestern OK .........7862 USAO ........................6464 East Central ..................7482 Oklahoma Baptist .........8674 Oklahoma Baptist .........8676 Northwestern OK .........6877 Newman........................8258 Oklahoma Christian ......6474 Langston .......................8551 Northeastern State ........4675 Southeastern OK...........7764 Southern Nazarene .......7364 Cameron ......................6664 Southwestern OK .........7354 Southeastern OK...........6475 Dallas Baptist ...............7273 Phillips ..........................9071 Cameron .......................7566 Dallas Baptist ...............7063 East Central ..................7472 Oklahoma Christian ......9466 Langston ......................73 1983-84 (10-19) 55 Hastings ........................5262 Chadron ........................6366 Doane............................6169 Southern Nazarene .......6858 Northwestern OK .........5658 USAO ...........................7555 Northeastern State ........7371 Oklahoma Christian ......6668 Southern Nazarene .......8251 Oklahoma Christian ......4962 Phillips ..........................7182 Southwestern OK .........7648 East Central ..................5663 Oklahoma Baptist .........6756 East Central ..................6364 Oklahoma Christian ......7579 Southwestern OK .........9170 Northeastern State ........8250 Southeastern OK...........6991 USAO ........................8462 Cameron .......................9775 Langston ......................8465 Phillips .........................7675 Northwestern OK .........8552 Southeastern OK...........5068 Langston .......................8654 Oklahoma Baptist .........63

76 Northwestern OK ........... 7773 Arkansas-Little Rock ..... 7185 Southwestern OK ........... 9955 Southern Nazarene ......... 6257 East Central .................... 50

1977-78 (8-20) 69 North Texas .....................7670 Oklahoma Christian .........7668 Missouri-St. Louis ...........7769 Eastern Illinois .................9555 Southeastern OK..............5659 Oklahoma Christian ............6781 Southwestern TX ...........10568 Benedictine ......................5946 Midwestern State .............4967 Benedictine ......................6872 McNeese State .................9264 Lamar...............................8271 Langston ..........................6686 John Brown......................8080 Cameron ..........................7666 Denver ............................7268 Northern Colorado ...........7743 East Central .....................5561 Southeastern OK..............7253 Oklahoma Baptist ............5672 Southern Nazarene ..........9777 USAO ..............................6471 Cameron ..........................8351 East Central .....................4976 Southen Nazarene ............7578 Oklahoma Baptist ............6590 Southwestern OK ..........10264 Cameron ........................68* *-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1978-79 (14-14) 61 Texas Tech .......................8563 Eastern New Mexico .......6155 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........5865 Northwestern OK ............5676 Oklahoma Christian .........9675 Southern Nazarene ..........6770 Langston ..........................6867 Oklahoma Christian .........7572 Southern Nazarene ..........7169 Cameron ..........................7683 Southeastern OK..............6778 Southwestern OK ............9557 East Central .....................7781 Oklahoma Baptist ............7390 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........8564 Northern Colorado ...........6368 Southern Nazarene ..........7174 Oklahoma Baptist ............7674 Langston .........................8646 East Central .....................45106 Eastern New Mexico .......6290 Northwestern OK ............5484 Southwestern OK ............8671 Southeastern OK..............6980 Cameron .........................8974 North Texas .....................8473 Northeastern State .........69*83 Southwestern OK ..........92* *-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1979-80 (12-18) 85 Langston .........................7675 Southern Nazarene ..........7665 Northwestern OK ............5778 Southwestern OK ............75

47 Phillips ..........................4678 Midwestern State ..........7780 Northwestern OK .........6465 Oklahoma Panhandle ....5976 Langston .......................7757 Southwestern OK .........6880 Cameron .......................6765 Northeastern State ........7858 Oklahoma Baptist .........6055 Southeastern OK..........7041 East Central ..................39 1972-73 (20-9) 76 Emporia State ...............7467 Southern Nazarene .......6545 TX A&M-Commerce ...4159 Hardin Simmons ...........7256 St. Mary’s TX ...............5761 Phillips ..........................6651 East Central ..................4872 Oklahoma Baptist .........6556 Langston .......................4574 Texas Tech ....................8172 Eastern New Mexico ....6059 Texas Wesleyan ............4475 Southeastern OK...........6145 Cameron .......................5857 Eastern New Mexico ....4387 Emporia State ...............5844 Oklahoma Panhandle ....3957 Northwestern OK .........5274 Northeastern State ........5774 Southeastern OK...........6145 Cameron .......................51 72 Southwestern OK .........6596 Phillips ..........................5584 Oklahoma Panhandle ....5973 Northwestern OK .........6155 Cameron .......................5861 Southwestern OK .........6262 Southwestern OK .......61*55 Oklahoma Baptist .......71**-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1973-74 (18-8) 68 Missouri Southern ........6750 Henderson State ............6357 Midwestern State ..........7560 West Texas A&M..........5360 Eastern New Mexico ........5555 Phillips ..........................4590 Northeastern State ........8580 Southeastern OK...........5857 Oklahoma .....................7455 Dallas Baptist ...............5361 Midwestern State ..........6991 Midwestern State ..........8382 Eastern New Mexico ........5386 Oklahoma Panhandle ....5668 Northwestern OK .........6166 East Central ..................6371 Oklahoma Baptist .........7573 Langston .......................6661 Cameron .......................6259 Northeastern State ........5852 Phillips ..........................4874 Oklahoma Panhandle ....4658 Northwestern OK .........5662 Cameron .......................6665 Southwestern OK .........5666 Cameron .....................74**-NAIA District 9 PlayoffsConference Champions

1974-75 (13-12) 65 Midwestern State ......7466 TX A&M-Commerce 7361 Southwest Texas ......8264 Langston .......................61

49 Fort Hays State ............... 6057 Marymount ..................... 7089 Sam Houston .................. 7375 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 5857 Southern Nazarene ......... 5666 Midwestern State ............ 7259 Washburn ........................ 5765 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 6685 Southern Nazarene ......... 7261 East Central .................... 6658 Midwestern State ............ 7479 Langston ......................... 7079 Southeastern OK............. 6759 Northwestern OK ........... 5079 Northeastern State .......... 6250 Southwestern OK ........... 7769 East Central .................... 8681 Southeastern OK............. 7477 Northwestern OK ........... 5774 Southwestern OK ........... 6777 Northeastern State .......... 63

1975-76 (18-11) 48 Southern Nazarene ......... 6880 Lamar............................ 10143 Sam Houston .................. 5558 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 5375 Langston ......................... 5661 Southern Nazarene ......... 5153 TX A&M-Commerce ..... 6772 USAO ............................. 8069 Washburn ........................ 6259 Midwestern State ............ 7390 Oklahoma Christian ........... 9598 Sante Fe .......................... 6664 Langston ......................... 7667 USAO .......................... 6055 East Central .................... 5068 Oklahoma Christian ........ 7073 Midwestern State ............ 7072 Southeastern OK............ 7058 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 5787 Northwestern OK ........... 6070 Northeastern State .......... 7781 Southwestern OK ........... 7070 East Central .................... 6688 Southeastern OK............. 8295 Northwestern OK ........... 7070 Southwestern OK ........... 6259 Northeastern State .......... 5469 Cameron ....................... 62*53 Southern Nazarene ....... 55**-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1976-77 (12-13) 58 USAO ............................. 57100 Langston ......................... 6754 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 6451 Arkansas State ................ 6953 St. Mary’s TX ................. 6272 Alcorn State ................... 8279 USAO ............................. 7474 Arkansas-Little Rock ..... 7878 Langston ......................... 7371 Southern Nazarene ......... 6481 Northeastern State .......... 5689 Southeastern OK ............ 7089 Northwestern OK ........... 7871 Southwestern OK ........... 9079 Cameron ......................... 7355 Northeastern State .......... 5764 East Central .................... 6268 Oklahoma Baptist ........... 7066 Cameron ......................... 7355 Northeastern State .......... 5764 East Central ................... 6268 Oklahoma Baptist .......... 7066 Cameron ......................... 7364 Southeastern OK ............ 65

78 Midwestern State ............6357 Northeastern State ...........5673 East Central .....................8169 Colorado ..........................9867 Midwestern State ............8953 TX A&M-Commerce ......6354 Southeastern OK .............5959 East Central .....................6177 Oklahoma Baptist ............6286 Southern Nazarene ..........8149 Southeastern OK .............5654 Oklahoma Christian ........6068 Southern Nazarene ..........6673 Oklahoma Baptist ............7969 Phillips ...........................6460 Northeastern State ...........6851 East Central .....................5263 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........7466 Oklahoma Christian ........7681 Cameron ..........................90100 Langston ..........................6573 Phillips ............................8084 Southwestern OK ............7670 Northwestern OK ............7445 Southeastern OK .............4854 Cameron ..........................89

1980-81 (12-16) 60 Oklahoma Baptist ............7568 Southern Nazarene ..........8255 Oklahoma Christian .........6166 Tulsa ................................8890 Southeastern OK..............8687 East Central ............ 852OT75 Oklahoma Baptist ............6653 Northeastern State ...........6768 John Brown......................8264 Northwestern OK ............6364 Langston .........................9288 Bishop College ................6780 Jarvis Christian ................7463 Southeastern OK..............7384 Phillips .............................8367 Oklahoma Christian .........6867 Cameron ..........................7073 Southern Nazarene ..........8174 Phillips ............................9272 Bishop College ................7155 Northeastern State ...........6199 Bishop College ................8455 Southeastern OK..............6566 East Central ....................6384 Southwestern OK ............7265 Northwestern OK ............6270 Cameron ..........................8871 Langston .................. 75 OT

1981-82 (12-18) 66 Bethany ............................6475 Marymount ......................9058 Hastings ..........................5648 Oklahoma Baptist ............7166 Northwestern OK ............8058 USAO ..............................5689 Southern Nazarene ..........9577 Southwestern OK ............8966 Oklahoma Christian .........7156 East Central ....................64101 Northwestern OK ............6575 Northeastern State ...........8967 Southwestern OK ............6963 Northwestern OK ............6087 Southeastern OK..............9980 Southwestern OK ............8670 Oklahoma Baptist ............7281 Oklahoma Christian .........7783 Cameron ........................88#71 Southern Nazarene ..........8580 Langston ........................78

eDDIe

evANS

1978-8250-66

BuDDy

ArMStroNg

1982-8763-89


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85 Cameron .......................6769 Southern Nazarene .......76

1984-85 (20-14) 58 Baptist Bible .................4076 John Brown...................6164 Southern Nazarene .......6664 Pittsburg State ...............6374 Oklahoma Baptist .........6166 USAO ...........................7458 Jarvis Christian .............5090 Mary Hardin-Baylor .....4163 Phillips ..........................6172 Oklahoma Wesleyan .....5165 Eastern New Mexico ....6172 Eastern New Mexico ....5668 Lubbock Christian ...61OT71 Colorado Mines ............5567 Phillips ..........................8778 Oklahoma Panhandle ....6359 Wayland Baptist............6381 St. Edwards ...................6957 Oklahoma Christian ......5960 Oklahoma Baptist .........5253 Southeastern OK...........7076 Cameron .......................6676 Langston .......................8691 Southern Nazarene .......8170 Oklahoma Panhandle ....8251 USAO ...........................5058 Southeastern OK...........6675 Langston ......................8154 Oklahoma Baptist .........4774 Oklahoma Panhandle ....7156 Phillips .........................5765 Oklahoma Christian .....6671 Cameron ..................74OT49 East Central ................50**-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1985-86 (20-9) 57 Oklahoma Christian ......5856 USAO ...........................6583 Bethany .........................6548 Fort Hays State .............7952 Southern Nazarene .......5574 East Central ..................6984 Cameron .......................5564 Oklahoma Baptist .........5174 Oklahoma Wesleyan .....5574 Phillips .........................5874 Newman........................6964 Oklahoma Panhandle ....6285 Langston .......................5588 Incarnate Word .............5776 Oklahoma Baptist .........7377 Cameron .......................6670 Oklahoma City .............7350 USAO ...........................4777 Langston .......................5951 Southern Nazarene .......5872 Oklahoma Panhandle ....6867 Langston .......................5861 Oklahoma Panhandle ....7168 Cameron .......................5665 Oklahoma Christian .....6365 Oklahoma City .............7063 Phillips .........................5162 Southwestern OK ..59*OT51 Southeastern OK.........56**-NAIA District 9 Playoffs

1986-87 (9-20) 53 Oklahoma Christian ......5452 Wayland Baptist............5365 Northwestern OK .........5665 East Central ..................6461 Cameron .......................6362 Oklahoma City .............80

69 Angelo State* ....................7686 Abilene Christian* .............8977 TX A&M-Commerce* ......7197 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......8079 Oklahoma Christian ...........8485 Cameron* ........................105*-Lone Star Conference game

1989-90 (12-17, 5-9*) 83 Dallas ................................6974 Tabor ..................................9188 Eastern Montana .......... 81OT46 Eastern Montana ................64108 Bethel.................................6079 Ozarks AR .........................8874 Florida Southern ................8974 Tampa ................................8977 Ozarks AR .........................71118 Benedictine ........................7988 Southeastern OK................9478 Angelo State* ....................8180 Abilene Christian* .............88103 Bethel.................................6681 West Texas A&M*.............9083 Eastern New Mexico* .......8175 TX A&M-Commerce* ......9097 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......7586 TX A&M-Commerce* ......8982 TX A&M-Kingsville* .....10673 Southeastern OK...............7686 Angelo State* ....................79141 Abilene Christian* .............9689 Cameron* ..........................9485 West Texas A&M*.............9271 Eastern New Mexico* .......8088 Cameron* ..........................7292 TX A&M-Kingsville@ ......8986 West Texas A&M@ ...........94*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star Tournament

1990-91 (25-5, 11-3*) 130 Dallas .................................71115 Ozarks AR .........................9768 Southwest Baptist! .............82114 Wayne State .......................79109 Hawaii-Hilo .......................93120 Nebraska-Kearney .............95101 Stephen F. Austin ...............9082 Cal Poly-SLO ....................9694 Emporia State ....................83134 Stonehill...........................126124 Southwestern KS ...............6180 Southeastern OK................72108 Cameron* ..........................9782 West Texas A&M*.............9779 Eastern New Mexico* .....109102 Angelo State* ....................96116 Abilene Christian* .............8473 West Texas A&M*.............83103 Eastern New Mexico* .......96108 Abilene Christian* .............8982 Angelo State* ....................7289 Southeastern OK................8187 TX A&M-Commerce* ......7993 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......9097 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......9496 TX A&M-Commerce* ......8690 Cameron* ..........................8083 TX A&M-Commerce@ .....7986 Eastern New [email protected] West Texas A&M@ ...........83!-Won by Forfeit*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star TournamentConference Champions

1991-92 (25-7, 10-2*) 139 Ozarks AR .......................118

100 St. Mary’s TX ....................79138 SIU-Edwardsville ..............83149 Paul Quinn .........................7183 Missouri Southern .............8772 Pittsburg State ....................93130 Tabor .................................74141 Baptist Christian ................95140 Nebraska-Kearney ...........128138 Oklahoma Panhandle .........62109 Dist. of Columbia ..............6282 West Texas A&M...............8699 Southeastern OK................95104 Cameron* ..........................93115 Eastern New Mexico* .......9883 West Texas A&M...............8277 Angelo State* ....................76105 Abilene Christian* ...........10986 TX A&M-Kingsville* .....100119 TX A&M-Commerce* ......93109 Southeastern OK................98112 TX A&M-Commerce* ......96110 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......9892 Eastern New Mexico* .......84137 Abilene Christian* .............92109 Angelo State* ....................98115 Cameron* ........................101120 Abilene Christian@ .........10197 TX A&M-Kingsville@ ......98100 Missouri Western# ....... 96OT132 Washburn# .......................114124 Bridgeport# ................ 127OT*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star TournamentConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

1992-93 (23-6, 10-2*) 90 Southwestern OK ..............71123 CS-Dominquez Hills .......100108 Grand Canyon..................110104 Midwestern State .............103137 Paul Quinn .........................8092 Missouri Western .............100131 Northwest Missouri ...........88132 Tabor ................................113114 Millersville ......................101123 Slippery Rock ....................84125 Benedictine ......................116123 Troy .................................11486 Florida Atlantic ..................79121 Cameron* ..........................99119 Eastern New Mexico* .....108167 Baptist Christian ................77104 Angelo State* ....................84119 Abilene Christian* ...........117100 Midwestern State .............10890 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......95122 TX A&M-Commerce* ......85113 TX A&M-Commerce* ......8285 TX A&M-Kingsville* .......88111 Eastern New Mexico* .....109128 Abilene Christian* ...........11893 Angelo State* ....................89129 Cameron* ..........................8888 Washburn# .........................92116 Missouri Southern# .......109*-Lone Star Conference gameConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

1993-94 (17-10, 7-5*)167 Arkansas Baptist ................7884 Southwest Baptist ..............83103 Wingate ..............................85110 Lander ..............................10397 Tabor ..................................7999 Emporia State ..................113132 Paul Quinn .......................10388 California (Pa.) ..................99

70 Langston ...........................6275 Ozarks AR ...................83OT56 USAO .............................5070 Phillips ..............................7556 Southern Nazarene ...........6865 Northwestern OK .............7067 Langston ...........................5653 Rochhurst .........................6875 Mid-America Nazareme ...7867 Avila College ....................6479 USAO ...............................7669 Oklahoma City .................7665 Southern Nazarene ...........7288 Langston ...........................9163 Oklahoma Baptist .............4571 Oklahoma Panhandle ........9161 Phillips ..............................6269 Oklahoma Baptist .............7984 Langston ...........................8583 Oklahoma Wesleyan ....77OT64 Oklahoma Panhandle ...6860 Oklahoma Christian ........7978 Cameron ...........................93

1987-88 (9-18) 95 Pittsburg State ...................9465 Langston ...........................8976 TX A&M-Commerce .......9065 Angelo State .....................6973 Eastern New Mexico ........6784 Oklahoma Christian ........100110 Bishop College .................69117 Langston ..................1182OT70 Pittsburg State ................. 11472 TX A&M-Kingsville .......77104 TX A&M-Commerce .....126104 Abilene Christian ..............9984 Angelo State .....................88107 Cameron .........................12067 West Texas A&M..............66110 Eastern New Mexico ........95108 Midwestern State ............10386 Abilene Christian ............103102 Angelo State ...................12576 West Texas A&M..............9894 Eastern New Mexico ...... 11174 Midwestern State ..............8395 TX A&M-Commerce .......9086 TX A&M-Kingsville ........7579 Cameron ........................100 1988-89 (9-18, 5-9*) 66 Central Missouri ...............8489 Angelo State .....................8862 West Texas A&M .............7699 Cameron ......................96OT91 Oklahoma Christian .........9666 Central Missouri ...............8876 Colorado State-Pueblo .....9182 St. Martin’s .......................76114 BYU-Hawaii .............115OT73 Hawaii-Hilo ....................10380 TX A&M-Commerce* .....9848 TX A&M-Kingsville* ......7893 Southeastern OK ..............9782 Angelo State* ...................98104 Abilene Christian* ...........7975 West Texas A&M* ...........9683 Eastern New Mexico* .....99121 Cameron* ................1162OT96 West Texas A&M* ...........85104 Eastern New Mexico* .... 11993 Southeastern OK...............86

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103 Northern Kentucky ........ 9996 Midwestern State ........ 100102 Mid-America Nazarene . 7893 Cameron ........................ 8985 Eastern New Mexico* ... 8186 West Texas A&M* ........ 8185 Angelo State* ................ 86101 Abilene Christian* ...... 107100 TX A&M-Kingsville* .. 76100 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 80116 TX A&M-Commerce* 120116 TX A&M-Kingsville* ... 8691 Eastern New Mexico* ... 9391 West Texas A&M* ........ 99118 Midwestern State ........ 113124 Abilene Christian* ........ 94116 Angelo State* ......... 110OT83 Cameron ........................ 9896 Abilene Christian@..... 103*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star Tournament

1994-95 (23-7, 10-2*)141 Texas College .............. 11282 Cal-Riverside ................. 8396 Colorado Christian ........ 91106 Montana St.-Billings ... 11098 Southwest Baptist ........ 11274 Cameron ........................ 69150 Arkansas Baptist ............ 7390 Washburn ....................... 98117 Denver ......................... 101121 McPherson ..................... 77147 Bartlesville Wesleyan .... 72117 Abilene Christian* ......... 9694 Angelo State* ................ 96108 West Texas A&M*......... 9988 Eastern New Mexico* ... 70116 Tarleton State ..........108OT95 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 88118 TX A&M-Kingsville* ... 115104 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 94131 TX A&M-Kingsville* ... 106119 Abilene Christian* ......... 96108 Angelo State* .............. 11093 Eastern New Mexico* ... 7889 West Texas A&M*......... 80136 Tarleton State ................. 9883 Cameron ........................ 8298 TX A&M-Commerce@ . 8496 TX A&M-Kingsville@ ... 93OT94 Mississippi College# ..... 88112 Central Missouri# ........ 117*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star TournamentConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

1995-96 (19-10, 8-6*)117 Texas College ................ 87112 Paul Quinn ..................... 95106 Benedictine .................... 7294 Oakland City.................. 87116 Southern Indiana.......... 11497 Cameron ...................... 114158 Arkansas Baptist ............ 5499 Texas AM-Kingsville* 10776 Grand Canyon.............. 10298 Drury ............................. 8892 Angelo State* ................ 84102 Abilene Christian* ......... 9793 Eastern New Mexico* . 10585 West Texas A&M*......... 88113 Midwestern State ......... 11791 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 97100 Tarleton State* ............... 93106 Abilene Christian* ......... 92107 Angelo State* ................ 7783 West Texas A&M*....... 111


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92 Eastern New Mexico* ... 85100 Cameron ........................ 88124 Midwestern State ......... 105111 Tarleton State* ............... 9389 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 8386 TX A&M-Kingsville* . 109100 Eastern New Mexico@.. 9491 TX A&M-Commerce@ . 8695 TX A&M-Kingsville@ 112*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star Tournament

1996-97 (24-5, 13-3*) 144 Texas College ................99133 Paul Quinn .....................79101 Athens State ...................9769 Kentucky Wesleyan .....104101 Virginia Union ...............8496 Missouri Western ...........9478 Southwestern OK .........74126 TX A&M-Kingsville* ...96116 Indiana-Purdue @ Ind. ..96109 Colorado Mines .............95113 Angelo State* ................79119 Abilene Christian* .........94122 Eastern N.M.*........ 121OT68 West Texas A&M*.........90105 Midwestern State* .........85110 TX A&M-Commerce* ..9881 Tarleton State* ...............7894 Abilene Christian* .........7588 Angelo State* ................8289 West Texas A&M*.........8191 Eastern New Mexico* ...8595 Southwestern OK .........7197 Midwestern State* .........8782 Tarleton State* .............10990 TX A&M-Commerce* 10096 TX A&M-Kingsville* ...77108 Tarleton State@ ..... 106OT89 TX A&M-Commerce@ .8484 Pittsburgh State# ............90*-Lone Star Conference game@-Lone Star TournamentConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

1997-98 (25-7, 13-1*) 100 Southern Indiana..........102103 Clark-Atlanta .................76131 Southern Connecticut ..11282 TX A&M-Kingsville .....7798 TX A&M-Commerce ....75114 Evangel ..........................9985 Drury ............................9574 Abilene Christian ...........9998 Angelo State ................101117 Central Arkansas..........10086 Cal State-Bakersfield ...104114 Seattle-Pacific .......... 99OT90 Rollins ...........................6881 Northeastern State* .......7793 Harding* ........................83106 Ouachita Baptist* ..........8392 Southeastern OK*..........8089 East Central* .................9299 Cameron* ......................62100 Southwestern OK* ........97110 Northeastern State* .......92124 Cameron* ....................101117 Southwestern OK* ......105117 Harding* ......................10965 Ouachita Baptist* ..........52126 Southeastern OK*..........90146 East Central* ...............103134 Abilene Christian@ .....129123 West Texas A&M@ .....101107 TX A&M-Commerce# 103109 Missouri Western# .......101

101 West Texas A&M#...........105*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision ChampionsConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

1998-99 (16-11, 8-6*) 122 Olivet Nazarene ...............103112 Eastern New Mexico .........90100 West Texas A&M...............9677 Pittsburg State ..................105105 Missouri Southern .............98105 Tarleton State .....................93103 Midwestern State .............118109 Central Arkansas................98108 Texas Christian ................133118 Montana State-Billings ....134111 Washburn ................... 107OT86 Missouri S&T ....................7872 Harding* ............................9374 Ouachita Baptist* ..............8375 Southeastern OK*........ 77OT78 East Central* .....................7797 Cameron* ........................100112 Southwestern OK* .... 110OT83 Northeastern State* ...........87112 Northeastern State* ...........99109 Cameron* ..........................84144 Southwestern OK* ............98103 Harding* ............................8076 Ouachita Baptist* ..............6773 Southeastern OK*..............56102 East Central* ...................10991 West Texas A&M@ ...........92*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star Tournament

1999-00 (8-17, 4-9*) 101 TX A&M-Kingsville ....... 11784 TX A&M-Commerce ........ 8983 Northwest Missouri ......... 10281 Missouri Western ............. 114100 Central Arkansas.............. 107 108 Abilene Christian ............. 10394 Angelo State .................... 102135 Arkansas Baptist .............. 113129 Mid-America Christian...... 9580 Western Washington ........ 10557 Morningside....................... 82119 Newman........................... 11777 Northeastern State* ........... 9777 Cameron* .......................... 8086 Southwestern OK* ............ 9776 East Central* ..................... 7889 Southeastern OK*.............. 7990 Harding* ............................ 9281 Northeastern State* ........... 9095 Harding* ............................ 8191 Ouachita Baptist* .............. 8282 Southwestern OK* .......... 11296 Cameron* .......................... 6766 Southeastern OK*.............. 7083 East Central* ..................... 92*-LSC North Division Game

2000-01 (16-11, 7-5*) 132 Mid-America Christian...... 78116 Harding ............................ 108150 National Christian.............. 83103 Barry .........................105OT76 Lynn ................................ 7288 Central Arkansas................ 8772 St. Mary’s .......................... 8059 Rollins ............................... 76101 Eastern New Mexico ......... 7664 West Texas A&M............... 90120 Drury .............................. 110

101 Tarleton State ..................... 92119 Texas Wesleyan ................. 9875 East Central* ..................... 7094 Southeastern OK*.............. 8376 Drury ................................ 8786 Cameron* .......................... 8499 Southwestern OK* .......... 10591 Northeastern State* ........... 9690 Midwestern State* ............. 9671 Northeastern State* ......... 10483 Midwestern State* ............. 9593 East Central* ..................... 8880 Southeastern OK*.............. 7794 Southwestern OK* .......87OT95 Cameron* .......................... 8479 West Texas A&M@ ........... 87 *-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star Tournament

2001-02 (10-16, 3-9*) 106 Arkansas Baptist ............... 7294 Central Arkansas ............... 8087 Harding ............................. 9386 TX A&M-Kingsville ....... 106102 TX A&M-Commerce ........ 7191 Abilene Christian .............. 8983 Angelo State .................... 10994 Drury ................................ 7877 Washburn .......................... 9156 Metropolitan State ............. 8193 Lock Haven ....................... 8485 Eastern New Mexico ......... 8885 West Texas A&M .............. 6854 Tarleton State .................... 90101 East Central* ..................... 9769 Southeastern* ...............73OT 90 Cameron* .......................... 7290 Southwestern* ................... 9657 Northeastern State* ........... 8365 Midwestern State* ............ 6981 East Central* ..................... 9895 Southeastern* .................... 5978 Cameron* .......................... 84104 Southwestern* ................. 10878 Northeastern State* ........... 9380 Midwestern State* ............ 91*-LSC North Division game

2002-03 (19-10, 8-4*) 100 Oklahoma City ..................8878 Missouri S&T ....................8359 Missouri Western ...............7795 Central Arkansas ...............7576 Abilene Christian ..............6997 Angelo State ......................7974 Washburn ...........................8281 Central Washington ...........8271 Eastern New Mexico .........6579 West Texas A&M...............77108 Drury ................................8878 Midwestern State ...............6778 TX A&M-Kingsville .........7293 TX A&M-Commerce ........8289 Cameron* ..........................7177 Southwestern OK* ............59100 Drury ................................90101 East Central* ............... 92OT80 Southeastern OK*..............7469 Northeastern State* ...........7363 Tarleton State* ...................8275 Cameron* ..........................5567 Southwestern OK* ............60100 East Central* .....................86

60 Southeastern OK*..............5468 Northeastern State* ...........7277 Tarleton State* ...................8584 West Texas A&M@ ...........8867 Northeastern State# ...........78*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star Tournament#-D2 National Tournament

2003-04 (11-17, 7-5*) 57 Incarnate Word .................. 71 74 Emporia State .................. 10376 Oklahoma City .................. 9177 Missouri S&T .................... 8080 Washburn ........................... 9375 Oklahoma City .................. 7266 Eastern New Mexico ......... 6781 West Texas A&M............... 7689 Missouri Western ..........93OT57 Northwest Missouri ........... 9068 Midwestern State ............... 8075 TX A&M-Kingsville ......... 8090 TX A&M-Commerce ........ 6773 Abilene Christian ............... 7676 Angelo State ...................... 7588 East Central* ..................... 71105 Southeastern OK*.............. 8961 Northeastern State* ........... 7464 Tarleton State* ................... 7587 Cameron* .......................... 8172 Southwestern OK* ............ 6471 East Central* ..................... 7776 Southeastern OK*.........74OT62 Northeastern State* ........... 8368 Tarleton State* ................... 8292 Cameron* .......................... 7464 Southwestern OK* ............ 5376 TX A&M-Kingsville@ ...... 85*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star Tournament

2004-05 (22-8, 10-2*) 86 St. Gregory’s ......................6894 Washburn .........................10184 Northwestern OK .............57103 Paul Quinn .........................8073 St. Mary’s ..........................6979 Incarnate Word ..................5080 TX A&M-Kingsville .........75101 A&M-Commerce....... 110OT91 Angelo State ......................61105 Abilene Christian ...............8973 Lamar ................................7863 Eastern New Mexico .........6664 West Texas A&M...............5893 Midwestern State ...............8573 Northeastern State* ...........6659 Tarleton State* ...................4662 Drury ................................6081 Cameron* ..........................7981 Southwestern OK* ............8792 East Central* .....................6579 Southeastern OK*..............6162 Northeastern State* ...........5975 Tarleton State* ...................68104 Cameron* ..........................7176 Southwestern OK* ............74102 East Central* .....................7975 Southeastern OK*..............7967 West TexasA&M@ ............7984 Washburn# .........................6673 TX A&M-Commerce# ......81*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2005-06 (17-13, 9-3*) 75 Oklahoma Baptist ..............80

73 Oklahoma Christian ....... 75108 USAO ............................ 6983 Washburn ....................... 6789 TX A&M-Kingsville ..... 7371 Oklahoma Christian ....... 6372 Abilene Christian ........... 6383 Angelo State .................. 8461 Southwest Baptist .......... 8072 Missouri Western ........... 7670 Drury ............................ 8569 West Texas A&M........... 5888 Eastern New Mexico ..... 6961 Tarleton State ................. 7261 Midwestern State ........... 6853 Northeastern State* ....... 4884 A&M-Commerce*....75OT74 Southwestern OK* ...67OT81 Cameron* ...................... 7066 Southeastern OK*.......... 7768 East Central* ................. 6670 Northeastern State* ....... 8180 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 8487 Southwestern OK* ........ 7366 Cameron* ...................... 62 90 Southeastern OK*.......... 8399 East Central* ................. 8184 TX A&M-Kingsville@ .. 6671 Tarleton State@ ............. 7368 Tarleton State# ............... 75*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2006-07 (20-8, 9-3*) 79 Oklahoma Baptist .......... 6563 Oklahoma Christian ....... 6299 St. Gregory’s .................. 7064 Missouri Western ........... 8189 Emporia State ................ 98104 Oklahoma Christian ....... 8762 TX A&M-Kingsville ..... 7282 Washburn ....................... 7291 Angelo State .................. 6492 Abilene Christian ........... 6668 West Texas A&M........... 7887 Eastern New Mexico ..... 78108 Mid-America Christian.. 7771 Tarleton State ................. 5475 Northeastern State* ....... 5983 Southwestern OK* ........ 7782 Cameron* ...................... 7863 TX A&M-Commerce* .. 6469 Southeastern OK*.......... 8773 East Central* ................. 6484 Northeastern State ....75OT111 A&M-Commerce*..106OT79 Southwestern OK* ........ 8095 Cameron* ...................... 7594 Southeastern OK*.....88OT89 East Central* ................. 6892 Tarleton State@ ............. 6774 Midwestern State@ ....... 78*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star Tournament

2007-08 (28-6, 11-1*) 79 St. Gregory’s .................. 6277 Oklahoma Christian ....... 5777 Southwest Baptist .......... 80104 New Mexico Highlands . 72100 St. Gregory’s .................. 9078 Angelo State .................. 6989 Abilene Christian ........... 8868 Washburn ..................71OT90 West Texas A&M........... 8280 Eastern New Mexico ..... 7977 Missouri Western .......... 7177 Northwest Missouri ....... 84

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70 Tarleton State ..........73OT82 Midwestern State .........6786 TX A&M-Kingsville ....6984 TX A&M-Commerce* .83112 Cameron* .....................9094 East Central* ................7187 Northeastern State* ......77105 Southeastern OK* ........7183 Southwestern OK* .......7276 TX A&M-Commerce* .6089 Cameron* .....................7768 Northeastern State* ......7580 East Central* ................7274 Southwestern OK* .......7185 Southeastern OK* ........4185 Angelo State@ .............7577 Tarleton State@ ............6572 A&M-Commerce@ .....7065 Fort Hays State# ...........6473 Northwest Missouri# ....5977 Tarleton State# .............76104 Augusta State# ....1062OT*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision ChampionsConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2008-09 (24-6, 10-2*) 82 Benedictine ...................5863 Colorado Christian .......5780 USAO ......................76OT86 St. Gregory’s .................5692 Midwestern State ..........7886 Langston .......................7183 Washburn ......................7667 West Texas A&M..........8078 Eastern New Mexico ....5979 Tarleton State ................6879 Ouachita Baptist ...........7175 Arkansas Tech ..............8978 TX A&M-Kingsville ....6876 Abilene Christian ..........5896 Angelo State .................9280 TX A&M-Commerce* .6183 Souhwestern OK*.........76

103 East Central* ...................8083 Southeastern OK*............7390 Cameron* ........................7580 Northeastern State* .........8373 Northeastern State* .........59125 East Central* ...................6490 Southeastern OK*............5485 Cameron* ........................6279 TX A&M-Commerce* ....9676 Southwestern OK* ..........6877 Tarleton State@ ..........76OT67 [email protected] Dallas Baptist# ................89*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2009-10 (22-7, 11-1*) 116 Emporia State ...........114OT69 Rockhurst.........................7579 Missouri Western .............8376 Emporia State ..................7396 USAO ..............................7276 Tarleton State ...................7289 Midwestern State .............9675 Rogers State .....................7993 Abilene Christian .............6995 Angelo State ....................9398 Missouri S&T ..................7091 St. Edward’s.....................8389 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...73105 Eastern New Mexico .......7695 West Texas A&M.............64106 East Central* ...................8894 Southeastern OK*............6296 Southwestern OK* ..........7671 Cameron* ...................69OT103 TX A&M-Commerce* ....9184 Northeastern State* .........5087 Southwestern OK* ..........7480 Cameron* ........................64101 TX A&M-Commerce* ....8674 Northeastern State* .........81109 East Central* ...................7972 Southeastern OK*............6779 West Texas A&M@ .........80

64 Fort Hays State# ..............80*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2010-11 (30-4, 11-1*) 85 Southwest Baptist ............5782 Central Missouri ..............7986 Southern Nazarene ..........7895 Mid-America Christian....7592 Arlington Baptist .............5091 Oklahoma Panhandle .......5992 Missouri Western .............8673 Incarnate Word ................7579 TX A&M-Kingsville .......6685 Angelo State ....................8381 Abilene Christian .............5360 West Texas A&M.............67103 Eastern New Mexico .......8593 Arkansas-Fort Smith........7260 Tarleton State ...................5768 Midwestern State .............6168 Southwestern OK* ..........5993 Cameron* ........................6385 TX A&M-Commerce* ....6971 Southeastern OK*............4594 East Central* ...................5677 Northeastern State* .........6487 Southeastern OK*............7779 TX A&M-Commerce* ....9174 East Central* ...................6871 Northeastern State* .........5682 Southwestern OK* ..........6378 Cameron* ........................68100 Eastern New [email protected] West Texas A&M@ ....63OT68 Tarleton State@ ...............5279 A&M International# ...70OT81 Fort Hays State# ..............6966 Midwestern State# ...........73*-LSC North Division game@-Lone Star TournamentDivision ChampionsConference Champions#-D2 National Tournament

2011-12 (15-11) 77 Northwestern Okla. .........5882 Lincoln.............................6770 Southwestern OK ............7665 Tarleton State ...................8791 Cameron ..........................8179 Pittsburg State ..................7270 Emporia State ..................7177 Southwest Baptist ............6684 USAO ..............................5679 Arkansas Tech .................6867 Southwestern OK ............7553 Arkansas Tech .................5462 Christian Brothers............8172 Wilmington ......................6362 Hillsdale...........................7971 Quincy .............................7861 Midwestern State .............8064 Northeastern State ........5358 Lindenwood ..................8880 Arkansas-Fort Smith.....5959 Northeastern State ........5272 Northeastern State ........5472 Central Missouri ...........7168 Lindenwood ..................5648 Midwestern State ..........6989 Northeastern State ........59

2012-13 (15-14, 11-7*) 88 SW Christian ................7066 Oklahoma City .............6884 Mid-America Christian 8757 Drury ...........................8776 Missouri-St. Louis ........9078 Oklahoma Christian ......8070 Pittsburg State* .............8188 Southwest Baptist* .......8286 Central Washington ......8474 Western Washington ...10377 Missouri Western* ........7872 Washburn* ....................6785 Truman State* ..............8078 Lindenwood* ................7571 Northeastern State* ......8057 Northwest Missouri* ....7177 Emporia State* .............7171 Fort Hays State* ...........78

85 Nebraska-Kearney* ......7569 Central Missouri* .........6789 Lincoln*........................8083 Emporia State* .............6992 Pittsburg State* .............7677 Missouri Southern* ......8571 Northeastern State* .83OT76 Missouri Southern* ......65103 Southwest Baptist@ .....8999 Washburn@ ..................8873 Central Missouri@ .......92*-MIAA game@-MIAA Tournament

2013-14 (20-10-11-8*) 106 SW Christian ................9393 Oklahoma City .............7889 Southern Nazarene .....10072 Oklahoma Christian ......5876 USAO ...........................7582 Southern Nazarene .......7885 Oklahoma City .............6377 Lindenwood* ................8890 Lincoln*........................7170 Central Missouri* .........7292 Missouri Western* ........7581 Northwest Missouri* ....7779 Missouri Southern* ......9289 Southwest Baptist* .......7297 Fort Hays State* ....101OT96 Nebraska-Kearney* ......8269 Washburn* ....................7680 Emporia State* .............9274 Pittsburg State* .............7396 Northeastern State* .94OT80 Pittsburg State* .............7272 Washburn* ....................7082 Emporia State* .............7363 Northeastern State* ......5679 Fort Hays State* ...........8079 Nebraska-Kearney* ......8274 Missouri Western! ........5783 Fort Hays State! ............6861 Northeastern State! .......6072 Missouri Southern! .......84*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament

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NAtIoNAl tourNAMeNt hIStory

1937-38UCO earned its first-ever national tournament in 1938, opening the

NAIA meet with a 43-34 win over Arkansas Teachers before being eliminated by Ambrose (Iowa), 38-36, in the second round.

1938-39The Bronchos made a repeat trip to the NAIA National Tournament

in 1939, but were ousted by Manchester (Ind.), 53-50, in the first round.

1958-59UCO ended a 20-year national tournament drought in 1959 with its

third NAIA appearance. The Bronchos defeated Kentucky State 72-65 in the opening round before being knocked out by Pacific Lutheran, 68-57.

1992-93UCO hosted the South Central Regional for the first time, but lost

to Washburn 92-88 in the first round. The Bronchos ended the season with a 116-109 triumph over Missouri Southern in the third-place game.

1994-95The Bronchos followed a first-round bye in the South Central Regional

with a 94-88 win over Mississippi College before dropping a close 117-112 decision to Central Missouri in the finals.

Central Oklahoma has qualified for the national tournament 17 times during its 85-year history -- five in NAIA and 12 in NCAA Division II, including the last four in a row. The Bronchos have an all-time record of 18-16 in national tournament games and have made four Elite Eight ap-pearances -- 1961 and 1964 in NAIA, 1992 and 2008 in Division II.

A year-by-year look at UCO in the national tournament:

1996-97UCO was the No. 1 seed in the South Central Regional, but was upset

by Pittsburg State 90-84 in the first round of the national tournament.

1997-98UCO came up short in a stirring run at the South Central Regional.

The high-scoring Bronchos clipped Texas A&M-Commerce (107-103) and Missouri Western (109-101) to make the finals before falling to host West Texas A&M, 105-101 and finish a 25-7 season.

2002-03

UCO’s first playoff appearance in five years ended with a 78-67 loss to Northeastern State in the first round of the South Central Regional.

2004-05

The Bronchos routed Washburn 84-66 in the first round of the South Central Regional before losing to host Texas A&M-Commerce 81-73 in the semifinals.

2005-06

UCO qualified for the national tournament for the second straight year, but lost a 75-68 first-round decision to Tarleton State 75-68.

2008-09

The Bronchos made their fourth national tournament appearance in five years and were eliminated in the first-round by Dallas Baptist, 89-75.

2009-10

UCO’s third consecutive Division II national tournament showing ended with an 80-64 loss to Fort Hays State in the first round of the South Central Regional.

2010-11

UCO hosted the South Central Regional for the first time since 1993 and opened with a 79-70 overtime thriller over Texas A&M International. The Bronchos beat Fort Hays State 81-69 before dropping a 73-66 decision to Midwestern State before a packed house at Hamilton Field House and finished a best-ever 30-4 on the season.

1963-64Central Oklahoma made it back to the Elite Eight again in 1964

in its final NAIA National Tournament appearance. UCO routed Cedarville (95-40) and Pacific Lutheran (84-72) before bowing to Carson-Newman, 61-55 in the quarterfinals.

1960-61UCO had a stellar showing in the 1961 NAIA National Tourna-

ment, knocking off St. Norbet (80-73) and Illinois Wesleyan (84-52) to make its first-ever Elite Eight appearance before falling to Georgetown (Ky.) 84-83 in the quarterfinals.

1991-92UCO ended a 28-year national tournament drought and made a

big splash in its first-ever NCAA Division II national tournament in 1992, beating Missouri Western (100-96 in OT) and Washburn (132-114) to win the South Central Regional and make it to the Elite Eight. The Bronchos lost a thrilling 127-124 overtime decision to

2007-08UCO capped off its best-ever season with its first Elite Eight

appearance since 1992. The Bronchos captured the South Central Regional title with three tough wins, edging Fort Hays State 65-64 in the first round, rallying past Northwest Missouri 73-59 in the semifinals and nipping Tarleton State 77-76 in the finals. UCO’s 28-6 season ended with a 106-104 double-overtime loss to Augusta State in the quarterfinals.

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lArgeSt MArgIN of vICtoryMargin Season Team Score 104 1995-96 Arkansas Baptist 158-54 90 1992-93 Baptist Christian 167-77 89 1993-94 Arkansas Baptist 167-78 78 1991-92 Paul Quinn 149-71 77 1994-95 Arkansas Baptist 150-73 76 1991-92 Oklahoma Panhandle 138-62 75 1994-95 Bartlesville Wesleyan 147-72 67 2000-01 National Christian 150-83 63 1990-91 Southwestern Kansas 124-61 61 2008-09 East Central 125-64

lArgeSt MArgIN of DefeAtMargin Season Team Score 49 1929-30 East Central 77-28 46 1970-71 Oral Roberts 102-56 45 1922-23 Southwestern 62-17 44 1970-71 Sam Houston State 109-65 44 1987-88 Pittsburg State 114-70 41 1954-55 Texas A&M-Commerce 84-43 41 1970-71 Southwestern 95-54 40 1970-71 Eastern New Mexico 105-65 36 2001-02 Tarleton State 54-90 35 Four times

loNgeSt WINNINg StreAkSGames Season(s) Streak-Starter Ended by

16 2009-10 Abilene Christian, 93-69 Northeastern State, 81-7414 1963-64 Oklahoma Baptist, 66-55 Carson-Newman, 61-5513 1997-98 Cameron, 99-62 West Texas, 105-10113 1952-52 Hardin-Simmons, 61-59 Southeastern, 74-6912 1992-93 Northeast Missouri, 131-88 Midwestern St., 108-10012 1940-41 Phillips, 26-23 East Central, 34-30

loNgeSt loSINg StreAkSGames Season(s) Streak-Starter Ended Against

22 1969-71 East Central, 76-67 Southeastern, 69-5912 1923-24 Northwestern, 24-18 Oklahoma Baptist, 20-1811 1934-36 West Texas A&M, 36-26 Winfield, 27-249 1926-27 Phillips, 35-15 Oklahoma Baptist, 26-258 1950-51 Southwest Missouri, 77-57 Southwestern, 43-39

Coach Season Record Pct.C.W. Wantland 1921-22 10-4 .714C.W. Wantland 1922-23 5-5 .500C.W. Wantland 1923-24 2-12 .143C.W. Wantland 1924-25 8-12 .400C.W. Wantland 1925-26 5-6 .455C.W. Wantland 1926-27 2-10 .167C.W. Wantland 1927-28 4-8 .333John Williams 1928-29 6-11 .353Bill Robinson 1929-30 7-6 .538C.J. Crump 1930-31 12-5 .706Pat Taylor 1931-32 4-12 .250Pat Taylor 1932-33 7-7 .500Pat Taylor 1933-34 11-7 .611Pat Taylor 1934-35 4-17 .190Claude E. Reeds 1935-36 11-9 .550Clude E. Reeds 1936-37* 16-7 .696Dale Hamilton 1937-38*! 17-6 .739Dale Hamilton 1938-39*! 16-5 .762Dale Hamilton 1939-40 10-12 .455Dale Hamilton 1940-41 14-7 .667Gerald Barnett 1946-47 9-8 .529Gerald Barnett 1947-48 11-7 .611Gerald Barnett 1948-49 10-9 .526Gerald Barnett 1949-50 11-7 .611Jim Tyner 1950-51 7-15 .318Jim Tyner 1951-52 11-8 .579Jim Tyner 1952-53* 17-8 .680Jim Tyner 1953-54* 18-6 .750Jim Tyner 1954-55 6-15 .286Jim Tyner 1955-56 18-7 .720Jim Tyner 1956-57 14-11 .560Al Blevins 1957-58* 19-7 .731John Smith 1958-59! 21-10 .677John Smith 1959-60 16-7 .696John Smith 1960-61! 21-7 .750John Smith 1961-62 12-14 .462Mark Winters 1962-63* 21-6 .778Mark Winters 1963-64*! 24-4 .857Mark Winters 1964-65 15-9 .625Mark Winters 1965-66 9-14 .391Mark Winters 1966-67 14-10 .583Mark Winters 1967-68 17-11 .607Mark Winters 1968-69 20-11 .645Mark Winters 1969-70 16-9 .640Mark Winters 1970-71 1-24 .040Mark Winters 1971-72 13-14 .481

Coach Season Record Pct.Mark Winters 1972-73 20-9 .690Mark Winters 1973-74* 18-8 .692Mark Winters 1974-75 13-12 .520Mark Winters 1975-76 18-11 .621Mark Winters 1976-77 12-13 .480Mark Winters 1977-78 8-20 .286Eddie Evans 1978-79 14-14 .500Eddie Evans 1979-80 12-18 .400Eddie Evans 1980-81 12-16 .429Eddie Evans 1981-82 12-18 .400Buddy Armstrong 1982-83 4-27 .129Buddy Armstrong 1983-84 10-19 .345Buddy Armstrong 1984-85 20-14 .588Buddy Armstrong 1985-86 20-9 .690Buddy Armstrong 1986-87 9-20 .450Jim Seward 1987-88 9-18 .333Jim Seward 1988-89 9-18 .333Jim Seward 1989-90 12-17 .414Jim Seward 1990-91& 25-5 .833Jim Seward 1991-92&! 25-7 .781Jim Seward 1992-93&! 23-6 .793Jim Seward 1993-94 17-10 .630Jim Seward 1994-95&! 23-7 .767Jim Seward 1995-96 19-10 .655Jim Seward 1996-97&! 24-5 .828Jim Seward 1997-98#&! 25-7 .781Jim Seward 1998-99 16-11 .593Jim Seward 1999-00 8-17 .320Jim Seward 2000-01 16-11 .593Jim Seward 2001-02 10-16 .385Terry Evans 2002-03! 19-10 .655Terry Evans 2003-04 11-17 .392Terry Evans 2004-05#! 22-8 .733Terry Evans 2005-06#! 17-13 .567Terry Evans 2006-07 20-8 .714Terry Evans 2007-08#&! 28-6 .824Terry Evans 2008-09#! 24-6 .800Terry Evans 2009-10#! 22-7 .759Terry Evans 2010-11#&! 30-4 .882Terry Evans 2011-12 15-11 .577Terry Evans 2012-13 15-14 .517Terry Evans 2013-14 20-10 .667

*-Oklahoma Collegiate Conference champions&-Lone Star Conference champions#-LSC North Division champions!-National tournament qualifier

CoACheS By WINSCoach and Tenure Years Record Pct.Seward, 1987-02 15 261-165 .613Terry Evans, 2002-12 12 243-114 .681Winters, 1962-78 16 239-185 .564Tyner, 1950-57 7 91-70 .565Smith, 1958-62 4 70-38 .648Armstrong, 1982-87 5 63-89 .414Hamilton, 1937-41 4 57-30 .655Eddie Evans, 1978-82 4 50-66 .431Barnett, 1946-50 4 41-31 .569Wantland, 1921-28 7 36-57 .387Reeds, 1935-37 2 27-16 .628Taylor, 1931-35 4 26-43 .377Blevins, 1957-58 1 19-7 .731Crump, 1930-31 1 12-5 .706Robinson, 1929-30 1 7-6 .538Williams, 1928-29 1 6-11 .353TOTALS 88 1,257-933 .574

20-WIN SeASoNSRecord Season Coach30-4 2010-11 T. Evans28-6 2007-08 T. Evans25-5 1990-91 Seward25-7 1997-98 Seward25-7 1991-92 Seward24-6 2008-09 T. Evans24-5 1996-97 Seward24-4 1963-64 Winters23-6 1992-93 Seward23-7 1994-95 Seward22-7 2009-10 T. Evans22-8 2004-05 T. Evans21-6 1962-63 Winters21-7 1960-61 Smith21-10 1958-59 Smith20-8 2006-07 T. Evans20-9 1972-73 Winters20-9 1985-86 Armstrong20-10 2013-14 T. Evans20-11 1968-69 Winters20-14 1984-85 Armstrong

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School W-L Pct.Abilene Christian 28-11 .718Alcorn State 0-1 .000Angelo State 22-13 .629Arkansas Baptist 5-0 1.000Arkansas-Fort Smith 2-0 1.000Arkansas-Little Rock 1-1 .500Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-2 .333Arkansas State 0-2 .000Arkansas Tech 1-2 .333Arlington Baptist 1-0 1.000Athens State 1-0 1.000Augusta State 0-1 .000Austin College 0-1 .000Avila College 1-0 1.000Baptist Bible 1-0 1.000Baptist Christian 2-0 1.000Baylor 0-2 .000Benedictine Heights 5-1 .833Benedictine 4-0 1.000Bethany 2-0 1.000Bethel 3-0 1.000Bishop College 4-0 1.000Bridgeport 0-1 .000BYU-Hawaii 0-1 .000California-Pa. 0-1 .000Cal Poly-SLO 0-1 .000Cal-Riverside 0-1 .000Cal State-Bakersfield 0-1 .000Cal State-Dominquez Hills 1-0 1.000Cameron 60-34 .638Carson-Newman 0-1 .000Cedarville 1-0 1.000Centenary 2-1 .667Central Arkansas 6-2 .750Central Missouri 4-5 .444Central Washington 1-1 .500Chadron State 0-1 .000Christian Brothers 0-1 .000Clark-Atlanta 1-0 1.000Colorado 0-1 .000Colorado Christian 2-0 1.000Colorado College 1-1 .500Colorado School of Mines 2-0 1.000Colorado State-Pueblo 1-2 .333Corpus Christi 0-1 .000Cotner College 1-0 1.000Dallas Baptist 1-3 .250Dallas 2-0 1.000Denver 1-1 .500District of Columbia 1-0 1.000Doane 1-0 1.000Drury 9-4 .692East Central 77-66 .538East Texas Baptist 0-4 .000Eastern Illinois 0-1 .000

School W-L Pct.Eastern New Mexico 37-11 .771Emporia State 17-11 .607Evangel 1-0 1.000Florida Atlantic 1-0 1.000Florida Southern 0-1 .000Fort Hays State 4-10 .286Georgetown 0-1 .000Grand Canyon 1-2 .333Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 1-0 1.000Harding 5-3 .625Hardin-Simmons 1-1 .500Hastings 3-0 1.000Hawaii-Hilo 1-1 .500Henderson State 0-1 .000Hillsdale 0-1 .000Howard Payne 2-0 1.000Illinois State 1-0 1.000Illinois Wesleyan 1-0 1.000Incarnate Word 2-2 .500Indiana-Purdue 1-0 1.000Jarvis Christian 2-0 1.000John Brown 2-1 .667Kansas Wesleyan 0-1 .000Kentucky State 1-0 1.000Kentucky Wesleyan 0-1 .000Lamar 0-3 .000Lamar Tech 1-0 1.000Langston 44-25 .638Lander 1-0 1.000Lincoln (Mo.) 3-0 1.000Lindenwood 2-2 .500Lock Haven 1-0 1.000Louisiana College 1-0 1.000Louisiana State 1-1 .500Louisiana Tech 0-1 .000Lubbock Christian 1-0 1.000Lynn 1-0 1.000McNeese State 0-1 .000McPherson 2-1 .667Manchester 0-1 .000Mary Hardin-Baylor 1-0 1.000Marymount 0-3 .000Metropolitan State 0-1 .000Mid-America Christian 4-1 .800Mid-America Nazarene 1-1 .500Midland 1-0 1.000Midwestern State 23-29 .442Millersville 1-0 1.000Missouri S&T 2-2 .500Missouri-St. Louis 0-2 .000Missouri School of Mines 1-0 1.000Missouri Southern 4-4 .500Missouri Valley 0-1 .000Missouri Western 6-8 .429Mississippi College 1-0 1.000

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All-tIMe SerIeS reCorDSSchool W-L Pct.Montana State-Billings 1-3 .250Morningside 2-1 .667National Christian 1-0 1.000Nebraska-Kearney 6-1 .857Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 .000Newman 2-1 .667New Mexico Highlands 2-0 1.000New Mexico State 0-1 .000New Mexico 1-1 .500Northeast Louisiana 1-1 .500Northeastern State 85-48 .639Northern Colorado 1-1 .500Northern Kentucky 1-0 1.000North Texas 1-4 .250Northwest Missouri 3-5 .375Northwestern 0-1 .00Northwestern Oklahoma 72-38 .655Oakland City 1-0 1.000Oklahoma Baptist 51-53 .490Oklahoma Christian 8-25 .242Oklahoma City 21-28 .429Oklahoma Panhandle 24-12 .667Oklahoma State 3-9 .250Oklahoma 0-1 .000Oklahoma Wesleyan 4-0 1.000Okmulgee Tech 1-0 1.000Olivet Nazarene 1-0 1.000Oral Roberts 0-3 .000Ouachita Baptist 5-1 .833Pacific Lutheran 1-1 .500Pan American 2-0 1.000Paul Quinn 6-0 1.000Peru 1-0 1.000Phillips 58-43 .574Pittsburg State 13-9 .591Quincy 0-1 .000Rockhurst 0-2 .000Rogers State 0-1 .000Rollins 1-1 .500St. Ambrose 0-1 .000St. Benedict 1-0 1.000St. Edward’s 2-0 1.000St. Joseph 1-0 1.000St. Martin’s 1-0 1.000St. Mary’s (Kan.) 7-2 .778St. Mary’s (Texas) 3-5 .400St. Norbet 1-0 1.000Sacred Heart 1-1 .500Sam Houston State 1-3 .250Santa Fe 1-0 1.000

School W-L Pct.Science & Arts of Oklahoma 16-7 .696Seattle-Pacific 1-0 1.000Slippery Rock 1-0 1.000South Dakota State 1-0 1.000Southern Nazarene 12-20 .375South Dakota 1-0 1.000Southern Indiana 1-1 .500Southern Utah 0-1 .000Southeastern Oklahoma 79-73 .520Southern Connecticut 1-0 1.000SIU-Edwardsville 1-0 1.000Southwest Baptist 7-3 .700Southwestern Christian 2-0 1.000Southwestern Kansas 12-6 .667Southwest Missouri 4-8 .333Southwest Texas State 0-1 .000Southwestern Oklahoma 78-74 .513Southwestern Texas 0-2 .000Springfield 0-1 .000St. Gregory’s 5-0 1.000 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 1.000Stonehill 1-0 1.000Sul Ross 1-0 1.000Tabor 3-1 .750Tampa 0-1 .000Tarleton State 19-11 .633Texas A&M-Commerce 37-26 .587Texas A&M International 1-0 1.000Texas A&M-Kingsville 23-15 .605Texas Christian 1-2 .333Texas College 3-0 1.000Texas Tech 0-3 .000Texas Wesleyan 2-1 .667Texas-El Paso 1-0 1.000Troy State 1-0 1.000Truman State 1-1 .500Tulsa 12-8 .600University of Ozarks 3-1 .750Virginia Union 1-0 1.000Washburn 13-8 .619Wayland Baptist 0-2 .000Wayne State 1-0 1.000Westminster 1-0 1.000West Texas A&M 22-25 .468Western New Mexico 1-0 1.000Western Washington 0-2 .000Wichita State 0-2 .000Wiley 1-0 1.000Wilmington 1-0 1.000Wingate 1-0 1.000

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About uCo

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The University of Central Oklahoma prepares future leaders in an opportunity-rich environment, ideally located in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

Central offers an innovative learning community where teaching comes first and students develop personal relationships with faculty and staff who are committed to transforming lives. With 114 undergraduate majors and 54 graduate programs, Central is a smart investment for students dedicated to their future success.

Central is home to students from throughout Oklahoma, as well as all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Among Central’s many unique and notable academic programs are Forensic Science, Accounting, Music Theater, Professional Golf Management, Jazz Studies, Mass Communication, Nursing, and Funeral Science.

Central is:• Home to the world-renown Forensic Science Institute, which attracts experts

from throughout the world to teach students and law enforcement professionals the latest techniques in crime fighting

• Rated by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the “2010 Great Col-leges to Work For”

• Winner of multiple national and statewide awards for sustainability efforts• An official Olympic and Paralympic Training Site, as designated by the U.S.

Olympic Committee• Home to the Academy of Contemporary Music at UCO, located in Oklahoma

City’s Bricktown district• Partnered with Chesapeake Energy to build the CHK-Central Boathouse on the

Oklahoma River, which will house Central’s rowing team as well as an entertain-ment venue and an art gallery

• Home to 2008 Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year, Dr. Wei Chen• Ranked among the top universities nationally in residence lifeIn Fall 2010, Central opened the new state-of-the-art Center for Transformative

Learning, a classroom building designed intentionally to encourage collaboration and creativity in its learning spaces. In addition, Central’s appealing 210-acre campus is on track to become a certified botanical garden, offering both a pleasing learning and living environment and a source of pride for students, employees and alumni.

Founded in 1890, the University of Central Oklahoma is the state’s first public institution of higher learning, and continues to cultivate creativity and innovation in every corner of campus, bringing to life its core values of Character, Community and Civility each day.

the university

uCo QuiCk FACtsFounded: December 24, 1890Location: Edmond, OklahomaPresident: Dr. Don BetzEnrollment: 17,101Faculty: More than 400 full-time professors with an additional 380 professionals from the community serving as adjunct faculty. A full 75 percent of faculty members have earned doctorates.Student/Faculty Ratio: 19:1Student Representation: Students come from all 50 states and more than 100 countries.Academic Divisions: Five undergraduate colleges and a college of gradu-ate studies and research.Degrees: UCO awards 10 bachelor’s degrees with 114 undergraduate majors and 112 options. There are six master’s degrees with 24 majors and 47 options. UCO also offers a Funeral Service Certificate Program.School Calendar: Two 16-week semesters (fall and spring) and an 8-week summer session.Library: The Chambers Library exceeds 1.4 million volumes of books, microforms, periodicals and government documents.Organizations: More than 200 clubs and organizations on campus.Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; As-sociation of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs; National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education; American Speech and Hearing Association; American Dietetic Association; American Chemical Society; National League of Nursing and other professional program organizations.

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AthletiC AdministrAtion

AthletiC direCtor

Joe muller

Now in his seventh year as athletic director at Central Oklahoma is Joe Muller, who has helped return the Bronchos to national prominence in NCAA Division II.

UCO teams have captured 10 conference championships and had 10 top-10 national finishes during Muller’s tenure, with softball winning the school’s first-ever women’s national championship in 2013.

Fifty-eight student-athletes have earned All-America honors over the past six years and the Bronchos have placed 42nd or better three times in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings out of nearly 350 Division II institutions.

The athletic department’s fund-raising efforts have also increased significantly under Joe’s guidance. He secured the largest gift in program history in 2012, continues to grow Stampede Club membership and also introduced a corporate sales initiative that has generated record revenues for the program in just four years.

Academically, UCO’s student-athletes are performing at all-time high levels. For the past six years, the overall grade point average of student-athletes has surpassed that of the general student population and to demonstrate that academics is a priority, the athletic department now hosts an annual Academic Awards Banquet recognizing the achievements of student-athletes.

A native of Stillwater, Joe earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Oklahoma State and got his start in athletic administration at OSU when he served as director of athletic marketing and promotions from 1985-90.

Muller was involved in the television industry for more than a decade before returning to OSU in 2002 as associate athletic director, serving in that capacity until going to Purdue in ‘06.

He was senior associate athletic director for external relations for the Boilermakers for two years before becoming just the seventh athletic director in Central’s rich athletic history in July of 2008

Joe is married (Julie) and has three sons (Jaxon, Brandon and Matthew).

President

dr. don betz

In his fourth year as Central Oklahoma’s president is Dr. Don Betz, who became the school’s 20th presi-dent in August 2011 after having previously served as UCO’s Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs from 1999-2005.

President Betz developed several initiatives and programs that helped transform Central into one of the leading metropolitan universities in the nation during his first stint at the school and he’s been the driving force in making UCO a destination of choice in higher education since his return to campus.

President Betz has enjoyed a distinguished career in higher education that spans more than 40 years, developing a reputation for teaching and encouraging students, leadership development and diplomacy through his international activities, most notably with the United Nations and its affiliated non-government organizations.

Prior to returning to UCO, he served as president of Northeastern State, a post he held for three years. He also served as Chancellor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls from 2005 until his appointment at NSU and as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Palmer College (Iowa) from 1994-1999.

In the 23 years prior, he fulfilled various capacities at NSU, including the Vice President of University Relations and Professor of Political Science. While at NSU, he also was the Executive Director of the Educational Foundation, Assistant to the President, Dean of Continuing Education and Special Programs, Director of the Sequoyah Institute/Center for Tribal Studies, the founder and advisor of the university’s President’s Leadership Class and its Model United Nations program.

From 1982 through 2003, President Betz worked for and with the United Nations on Middle East issues. He founded and chaired the International Coordinating Committee on the Question of Palestine (ICCP), a UN-affiliated non-governmental organization (NGO) network pursuing peace in the Middle East based on UN resolutions.

A frequent writer and speaker, Dr. Betz has addressed international, educational, motivational topics, and has worked with newspapers, radio and television. His life-long interest in global issues and his passion for promoting cross-cultural understanding has led him to more than 80 countries.

While president at NSU, he served as the chair of the Northeast Oklahoma Public Facility Authority, board member for BancFirst in Tahlequah, the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce, Creative Oklahoma, Inc., and chair of the Regional University System of Oklahoma Council of Presidents. He is a member of the Oklahoma Academy, Leadership Oklahoma, Universities and Colleges President’s Climate Commitment, International Association of University Presidents and has served as Chairman of AASCU’s International Education Committee.

President Betz received his B.A. in Political Science and Philosophy from the University of San Francisco and his M.A. and Ph.D. in International Studies from the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He also completed Harvard Univer-sity’s Institute for Educational Management.

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AthletiC AdministrAtion

AssistAnt AthletiC direCtor/business

britni brAnnonServing as Central Oklahoma’s assistant athletic director for business is Britni Brannon, who is also UCO’s

senior women’s administrator.An Oklahoma native, Brannon graduated from UCO in 2002 and spent the next five years working for an

audio/visual company doing marketing, advertising and materials management.A Certified Procurement Officer with the State of Oklahoma, Brannon returned to UCO in 2007 as a Buyer

II in the Purchasing, Payment Services & Travel department and was in that capacity until moving to the athletic department as business manager in s athletic business manager in the fall of 2012.

Britni is married (Todd) and has one son (Alex).

AssistAnt AthletiC direCtor/oPerAtions

GunnAr PoFFGunnar Poff is in his first year as Central Oklahoma’s assistant athletic director for operations after serving

the previous four years as coordinator of ticket sales for the Bronchos.Poff took over his new role in May 2014 and is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of

UCO’s Athletic Department. Gunnar also serves as sport supervisor for five sports and is responsible for the areas of athletic training, strength & conditioning, ticketing and game-day operations.

A native of Sayre, Gunnar was a pitcher for the Southwestern Oklahoma baseball team during the mid-2000s and earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from SWOSU in 2007.

Poff went on to earn a master’s of education in intercollegiate athletics administration in 2009 from the University of Oklahoma, working in the office of event management during his tenure at OU.

Gunnar is married (Tessa) and has three daughters (Presley, Piper and Devyn).

direCtor oF AthletiC ComPliAnCe

dArnell smithIn his fifth year as Central Oklahoma’s Director of Athletic Compliance is Darnell Smith, who came to

UCO after serving in the same capacity at the University of New Mexico.A native of San Antonio, Texas, Smith was a four-year member of the Oklahoma State football team from

2002-06 at defensive end. He was a three-time recipient of the Arthur Ashe Scholar award at OSU and also earned second-team honors on the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America Team.

Darnell was named OSU’s Outstanding Senior and earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from there. He served as a graduate assistant in the OSU compliance office in 2007-08 and worked as a management development trainee for the United States Olympic Committee from June 2008 to February 2009.

Smith went to New Mexico in February of 2009 and was there until coming to UCO.He is married (Candace).

AthletiC ComPliAnCe CoordinAtor

Jeremy roGersJeremy Rogers joined the Central Oklahoma Athletic Department in November of 2012 as Compliance

Coordinator.A native of Medford, Rogers played football for four years at Southern Nazarene and earned all-conference

honors at tight end as a senior. He graduated SNU in 2007 with a degee in sports managment.Jeremy went on to law school at Oklahoma, earning his juris doctor degree there. He worked as an intern

in the compliance department and Office of Legal Counsel while at OU.Jeremy is married (Rachel) and has one son (Mason).

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AthletiC AdministrAtion direCtor oF AthletiC mediA relAtions

mike kirkThe Central Oklahoma Athletic Media Relations Office is under the direction of Mike Kirk, whose main

duty is to keep local, state and national media informed about UCO’s 14 varsity sports.Kirk is in his 28th year with the Bronchos, coming to UCO in November 1987.Mike was a student assistant in the sports information office at Oklahoma State University for four years

and graduated with a journalism degree. He was a sports writer at newspapers in McAlester and Lawton for five years before taking over as UCO’s sports information director.

Kirk worked as the Press Information Manager for wrestling at the 1996 Olympic Games and is in his fifth year as a member of the NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships Committee, including the third as chair.

He was inducted into the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame for Lifetime Achievement in the fall of 2012.Kirk has received 58 CoSIDA publication awards at UCO, including 27 Best in the Nation citations.Mike is married (Debbie) and has two children (Alex and Jessica).

direCtor oF stAmPede Club

Al JonesAl Jones joined the Central Oklahoma Athletic Department as Director of the Stampede Club in July 2014.The Stampede Club is the athletic booster club for all UCO sports and helps support the athletic department

through financial contributions and other events.Jones, who has been involved with Broncho athletics in a variety of ways since the early 1960s, had served

as Executive Director and Membership Coordinator of Alumni Relations at UCO for six years before joining the athletic department.

Jones was a student trainer and manager for the 1962 Central football team that won the 1962 NAIA national championship and he earned both bachelor’s (1966) and master’s (1974) degrees in education from UCO.

A past member of both the 45th Infantry Division Army National Guard and United States Air Force Reserves, Jones was a teacher for many years at Stillwater and Millwood in addition to serving as headmaster/superintendent at Oklahoma Christian Schools.

He worked in private business from 1998 until coming to UCO in April 2008 as Executive Director of Alumni Relations.Al is married (Sharon) and has two sons (Jon and Jeff).

CoordinAtor oF AthletiC tiCket sAles

ethAn hookerThe newest addition to the Central Oklahoma athletic administrative staff is Ethan Hooker, who took over

as coordinator of ticket sales on Aug. 25, 2014.Hooker worked as ticket sales and operations assistant for the Tulsa Drillers for eight months before coming

to UCO. He also spent two summers interning with the Lakeshore Chinooks, a collegiate summer league baseball club in Mequon, Wis.

Born in Chicago, Hooker spent most of his life in suburban Atlanta and attended Georgia Southern. He earned a bachelors in sport management from GSU in December 2013.

Ethan is married (Lara).

direCtor oF CooPerAte sPonsorshiPs And mArketinG

brAndon bAkerIn his fifth year with the Central Oklahoma athletic department is Brandon Baker, who is responsible for

corporate sponsorships and marketing for athletic events on the UCO campus, working with local, regional and national businesses to create memorable experiences for both fans and sponsors.

Baker was at the Oklahoma City RedHawks for 10 years before coming to UCO, working with corporate sponsorships, baseball operations, game-day experience and ticket office manager. He spent two years prior to that with the West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.

A native of Fulton, Mo., Baker is a University of Missouri graduate and was involved with the Mizzou chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Baker is married (Erin) and has two sons (Benjamin and Evan).

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Central Oklahoma plays all its home basketball games inside Hamilton Field House, which opened its doors on Jan. 8, 1965 when the UCO men’s team downed intrastate rival Northeastern State 64-52.

The Bronchos have a 443-176 (71.6 percent) home re-cord in 49 and 1/2 years at Hamilton Field House, including an impressive 271-49 mark (.847) over the past 25 seasons.

Hamilton Field was re-named from Broncho Field House on May 1, 1993 in honor of long-time UCO coach and athletic director Dale Hamilton, who helped design the building in the 1960s.

The facility underwent extensive renovation before the 2001-02 season, with new chairback seats installed around floor level.

Hamilton Field House is also the home facility for the volleyball and wrestling teams and numerous other events, including the university’s graduation ceremonies, are also held in the building.

hAmilton Field house

hAmilton Field house reCords

men

teAmMost Points, One Team: 167, UCO vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993

and UCO vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993.Most Points, Combined: 263, UCO (134) vs. Abilene Christian (129),

Feb. 26, 1998.Most Points, One Half: 89, UCO vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993 (2nd).Largest Winning Margin: 104, UCO (158) over Arkansas Baptist (54),

Dec. 9, 1995.Field Goals Made: 67, UCO vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993 (att. 111)

and UCO vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993 (att. 119).Field Goals Attempted: 119, UCO vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993

(made 67).3-Point Field Goals Made: 28, UCO vs. East Central, Feb. 11, 2009.3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 57, UCO vs. East Central, Feb. 11, 2009.Free Throws Made: 47, UCO vs. Dallas, Nov. 17, 1990 (att. 70).Free Throws Attempted: 70, UCO vs. Dallas, Nov. 17, 1990 (made 47).Rebounds: 76, UCO vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993.Steals: 24, UCO vs. Mid-America Bible, Nov. 21, 2001.Assists: 42, UCO vs. Baptist Christian, Jan. 18, 1993).Blocked Shots: 14, UCO vs. Arkansas Baptist, Nov. 20, 1993.

individuAlPoints: 52, Eddie Robinson, UCO vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Feb. 6, 1999.Field Goals Made: 19, Eddie Robinson, UCO, vs. Southwestern Oklahoma

Feb. 16, 1999 (att. 32).Field Goals Attempted: 33, Randle Benton, Langston, Dec. 5, 1987 (made

15).3-Point Field Goals Made: 11, Shawn Williams, UCO vs. Nebraska-

Kearney, Dec. 10, 1990 (att. 21).3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 21, Shawn Williams, UCO vs. Nebraska-

Kearney, Dec. 10, 1990 (made 11).Free Throws Made: 23, Alex Wright, UCO vs. Southeastern Oklahoma,

Feb. 5, 1992 (att. 25).Free Throws Attempted: 26, Tyshon Fisher, UCO vs. Midwestern State,

Feb. 10, 1996 (made 19).Rebounds: 25, Tony Bolar, UCO, vs. Eastern New Mexico, Jan. 12, 1974.Steals: 8, twice.Assists: 17, Zoderick Green, UCO vs. Tarleton State, Feb. 25, 1995.Blocks: 8, Johnny Tyson, UCO, vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Jan. 29, 1994.

Women

teAmMost Points, One Team: 106, UCO vs. Midwestern State, Dec. 2, 2008

and vs. Newman, Nov. 26, 1996.Most Points, Combined: 204, UCO (105) over Texas A&M-Kingsville

(96), Feb. 20, 1989.Most Points, One Half: 65, UCO vs. Midwestern State, Dec. 2, 2008 (first).Largest Winning Margin: 71, UCO (106) over Newman (35), Nov. 26,

1996.Field Goals Made: 41, Oklahoma City, Jan. 25, 1982 (att. 86) and OCU,

Dec. 1, 1980 (att. 93).Field Goals Attempted: 93, Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994 (made 40) and

Oklahoma City, Dec. 1, 1980 (made 41).3-Point Field Goals Made: 16, East Central, Jan. 29, 2011 (att. 41) and

West Texas A&M, Feb. 1, 1996 (att. 27).3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 41, East Central, Jan. 29, 2011 (made 16).Free Throws Made: 41, UCO vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20, 1989

(att. 55).Free Throws Attempted: 55, UCO vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20,

1989 (made 41).Rebounds: 66, Abilene Christian, Jan. 23, 1989.Steals: 24, UCO vs. Cameron, Jan. 31, 2009.Assists: 34, UCO vs. Cameron, Feb. 15, 1984.Blocked Shots: 14, UCO vs. Newman, Feb. 4, 2012.

individuAlPoints: 46, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.Field Goals Made: 20, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State, Feb.

21, 1994 (att. 37).Field Goals Attempted: 37, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State,

Feb. 21, 1994 (made 20).3-Point Field Goals Made: 7, four times. Most recent: Julie Metheny,

UCO vs. Northeastern State, Jan. 8, 2000.3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 16, Ashley Gray, Abilene Christian, Dec.

2, 1999 (made 4).Free Throws Made: 18, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s, Feb. 18, 2009 (att. 19).Free Throws Attempted: 19, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s, Feb. 18, 2009

(made 18).Rebounds: 26, Tricia Hampton, Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.Steals: 11, Patti Komalty, UCO vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb. 3, 1982.Assists: 14, Deanna English, Science & Arts of Oklahoma, Jan. 21, 1984.Blocks: 10, Brandai Prince, Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.

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About edmond

Edmond is located in the heart of Oklahoma, just north of the state capital in Oklahoma City, and has a population of over 80,000 as one of the fastest growing cities in the state.

Edmond has the best of both worlds including easy access to the city with just enough distance to maintain a close-knit community atmosphere.

The city offers outstanding hotels, nostalgic shopping areas and conveniently located attractions for your enjoyment. Known for its outstanding golf courses, Edmond has hosted some of the most excit-ing PGA and celebrity events in the past two decades at world-famous Oak Tree Golf Club.

Edmond is the fastest growing, most economically dynamic city in Oklahoma. Thriving technology firms, diverse retail and commercial opportunities, and small corporate office headquarters have enhanced our reputation as the affluent residential suburb to the metropolitan area.

The local economy is booming. Retail trade has doubled just since 1990, commercial building permits continue at a record pace, and na-tional retailers are building Edmond locations at an unparalleled rate.

Home values have appreciated significantly, with MultiList average sales prices increasing 19.5% since 1994. Home sales are brisk, with average time on the market of close to 90 days for most price ranges. New home and commercial construction have contributed nearly a bil-lion dollars to the economy since 1994 alone.

There are many more activities in Edmond, with a variety of music, art, theatre, water and sporting events that make for spectacular family fun.

Edmond is also just minutes south of historic Guthrie, which offers a variety of cozy bed-and-breakfast establishments along with the Lazy-E-Arena that is home to a number of rodeo events every year.

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oklAhomA City The largest city in the state, Oklahoma City

is located just minutes from Edmond at the crossroads of I-35, I-40 and I-44 in the heart of Oklahoma.

The second largest city in the continental United States based on geographical size, more than 1.1 million people call metro Okla-homa City area home.

Oklahoma City is surrounded by more than a dozen communities and offers a diverse landscape of hip, urban culture and charming, old-fashioned neighborhoods for visitors and residents alike.

Oklahoma City’s climate is mild, with four distinct seasons and an average temperature of 60 degrees. With more than 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, outdoor recreation and activities are plentiful in Oklahoma City.

As a city that redefines itself, Oklahoma City’s hip, spirited environment blends with its deep western heritage to create a place where culture and commerce thrive.

With renowned festivals, national sport-ing events, treasure-filled museums and a variety of districts highlighting arts and entertainment, the possibilities for adven-ture and fun in Oklahoma City are endless.

One of the main attractions in Oklahoma City is Bricktown, an area filled with shops, restaurants and clubs in the middle of downtown.

Also located in downtown is the Chesa-peake Arena, home of the wildly popular Oklahoma City Thunder of the NBA.

Central OklahOma BasketBall

0Garen Wright

6-4 • 210 • GuardRS Fr. • Oklahoma City

3Seth Heckart

6-0 • 175 • GuardJr. • Woodward

2Darrius Bryson


1Trai Jordan

6-6 • 225 • ForwardJr. • Oklahoma City

5Ricky Roberts

6-3 • 190 • GuardJr. • Richland Hills, TX

12Jacob Richardson6-0 • 180 • Guard

So. • Porter

11Reggie Sloan

5-11 • 170 • GuardJr. • Edmond

10Garrett Kilborn

6-5 • 210 • ForwardRS Fr. • Edmond

21Cal Andrews

6-7 • 200 • ForwardJr. • Washington

20Jacob Strassle

6-3 • 220 • GuardJr. • Mustang

13Mahlon Jones


4Jarred Bairstow

6-7 • 230 • ForwardJr. • Australia

33Logan Thelen

7-0 • 220 • ForwardSo. • Wichita, Kan.

32Philip Brown

6-7 • 240 • ForwardSr. • San Antonio, TX

23Corbin Byford

6-7 • 220 • ForwardSo. • Velma

Central Oklahoma is in its third year as a member of the Mid-Amer-ica Intercollegiate Athletics Association.

The MIAA, a 14-member conference of NCAA Division II insti-tutions in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, was first or-ganized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

Over the past 100 years, the MIAA has gained the reputation of be-ing one of the top NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. MIAA schools have won 15 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, over 160 individual national titles.

The MIAA currently conducts champi-onships in eight sports for men and nine for women.

For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, baseball, tennis and golf.

The women compete for titles in vol-leyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, softball, golf and tennis.

The MIAA turned a new page on July 1, 1992, when the NCAA Division II confer-ence changed its name from the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociation.

The decision to make the change originated in 1989, when Pittsburg State and Washburn became the first schools outside the state of Mis-souri to gain membership in the MIAA.

The conference was first organized in 1912 with 14 member institu-tions. Of those original members, Central Missouri, Truman State and Northwest Missouri State still remain a part of the MIAA.

The first change in membership came in 1924, when the MIAA reorganized to include only the five regional Missouri state colleges:

the mid-ameriCa interCOllegiate athletiCs assOCiatiOn Central Missouri, Truman (at the time known as Northeast Missouri State), Northwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri State and Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State).

Over the next 56 years, three schools joined the membership: Mis-souri School of Mines (later Missouri-Rolla) in 1935, Lincoln in 1970 and the Missouri-St. Louis in 1980.

Ken Jones became the first full-time commissioner of the MIAA in 1981 and would be in the position for 16 years, retiring in 1997. Ralph

McFillen succeeded Jones, serving 10 years before his retirement in 2007.

Jim Johnson succeeded McFillen in July of that year and served as commissioner until September of 2010, when Dr. Bob Boerigter took over.

Southwest Baptist brought membership back to eight schools in 1986, before the major expansion of the conference in 1989. Pittsburg State, Washburn, Missouri South-ern and Missouri Western began competi-tion in the 1989-90 season.

Southeast Missouri State left the MIAA following the 1990-91 season and was re-placed by Emporia State in the 1991-92 season.

Missouri-St. Louis departed the MIAA in 1996, Missouri-Rolla left in 2005 and

Lincoln forfeited its membership in 1999. Fort Hays State joined the MIAA in 2006, Nebraska-Omaha entered the league in 2008 and Lin-coln re-joined the conference in 2010.

UCO, Lindenwood, Nebraska-Kearney and Northeastern State all become league members with the start of the 2012-13 academic year.

Nebraska-Omaha left the league in 2011 and Truman State did the same in 2013, which leaves the conference with 14 schools. Lincoln and SBU are associate members who compete in women’s basketball.

Larry HouseDr. Bob Boerigter Josh SlaughterAmber Feldman

mid-ameriCa interCOllegiate athletiCs assOCiatiOn Address: 114 West 11th Street (Suite 105), Kansas City, Mo. 64105Phone: (816) 421-MIAA (6422)Media Relations Fax: (816) 421-6429Website: www.themiaa.comCommissioner: Dr. Bob BoerigterAssistant Commissioner for Championships and Business Development: Larry HouseAssistant Commissioner for Compliance and Internal Operations: Amber FeldmanDirector of Communications: Josh Saughter

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BASKETBALLNov. 3 Oklahoma City (Exhibition) Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:30 p.m.Nov. 7 Arkansas (Exhibition) Fayeteville, Ark. 7:00 p.m.MIAA/GAC Challenge Nov. 14 Southeastern Oklahoma Tahlequah, Okla. 2:00 p.m. Nov. 15 Northwestern Oklahoma Tahlequah, Okla. 4:00 p.m.Nov. 18 Oklahoma Christian EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Nov. 22 Oklahoma City EDMOND 2:00 p.m.Nov. 24 Southwestern Christian EDMOND 7:00 p.m.Nov. 25 Southwestern Oklahoma Weatherford, Okla. 7:30 p.m.Oklahoma Christian Classic Nov. 28 Southwestern Christian Oklahoma City, Okla. 5:30 p.m. Nov. 29 Southern Nazarene Oklahoma City, Okla. 5:00 p.m.Dec. 1 Mid-America Christian EDMOND 7:00 p.m.Dec. 4 Lindenwood* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Dec. 6 Lincoln* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Dec. 18 Central Missouri* Warrensburg, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Dec. 20 Missouri Western* St. Joseph, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 3 Northwest Missouri* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Jan. 8 Missouri Southern* Joplin, Mo. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 10 Southwest Baptist* Bolivar, Mo. 3:30 p.m.Jan. 15 Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 17 Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. 7:30 p.m.Jan. 22 Washburn* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Jan. 24 Emporia State* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Jan. 31 Pittsburg State* Pittsburg, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 5 Northeastern State* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Feb. 7 Pittsburg State* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.Feb. 12 Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 7:30 p.m.Feb. 14 Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 21 Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 3:30 p.m.Feb. 26 Fort Hays State* EDMOND 7:30 p.m.Feb. 28 Nebraska-Kearney* EDMOND 3:30 p.m.

Bold–Home games played at Hamilton Field House*–Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game

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