2007-08 BIG 12 MEN’S  Wednesday, April 9, 2008  Contact: Rob Carolla [469.524.1011 ~ [email protected]]

Conference Standings Final

Conference Overall Versus Top 25 W-L Pct. Home Away W-L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak AP USA Today/ESPN Texas 13-3 .813 8-0 5-3 31-7 .816 17-1 7-3 7-3 Lost 1 6-4 6-4 Kansas 13-3 .813 8-0 5-3 37-3 .925 20-0 8-3 9-0 Won 13 5-2 5-2 Kansas State 10-6 .625 7-1 3-5 21-12 .636 15-2 3-5 3-5 Lost 1 2-4 2-4 9-7 .563 6-2 3-5 23-12 .657 14-3 5-6 4-3 Lost 1 3-8 2-8 Baylor 9-7 .563 5-3 4-4 21-11 .656 12-4 6-4 3-3 Lost 2 2-5 2-5 Texas A&M 8-8 .500 4-4 4-4 25-11 .694 16-4 4-5 5-2 Lost 1 1-5 1-4 Nebraska 7-9 .438 5-3 2-6 20-13 .606 17-3 2-9 1-1 Lost 1 3-5 3-5 Texas Tech 7-9 .438 6-2 1-7 16-15 .516 13-3 2-10 1-2 Lost 3 4-3 4-4 Oklahoma State 7-9 .438 5-3 2-6 17-16 .515 13-3 2-9 2-4 Lost 2 2-7 2-7 Missouri 6-10 .375 4-4 2-6 16-16 .500 13-4 2-9 1-3 Lost 2 2-5 2-5 Iowa State 4-12 .250 4-4 0-8 14-18 .438 12-6 1-10 1-2 Lost 6 0-4 0-4 Colorado 3-13 .188 3-5 0-8 12-20 .375 6-9 3-10 3-1 Lost 1 0-4 0-4

Postseason Schedule & Results Quick Notes...

NCAA FINAL FOUR ~ SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS  The Big 12 won its first men’s basketball National Championship in 2007-08.  The Big 12 posted the most NCAA Tournament victories in the nation and KANSAS WINS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP!!! also had the best win percentage (conferences with multiple teams). No. 1 Kansas 84, No. 1 North Carolina 66 No. 1 Kansas 75, No. 1 Memphis 68 (ot)  The Big 12 has had six Final Four teams since 2002, more than any conference in the nation during that span.

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS  The Big 12 had three players on the Wooden Award All-America Team, more than any other conference.

Midwest Regional West Regional  The Big 12 is 52-29 (.642) in NCAA Tournament games over the last six No. 1 Kansas 85, No. 9 Texas A&M 67, No. 8 BYU 62 seasons, the top win percentage and second-best victory total nationally. No. 16 Portland State 61 No. 1 UCLA 51, No. 9 Texas A&M 49  This year, the Big 12 posted a 5-1 record in first round NCAA Tournament No. 1 Kansas 75, No. 8 UNLV 56 action. The league had the only lower-seeded teams (Kansas State, Texas No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 12 Villanova 57 No. 6 Purdue 90, No. 11 Baylor 79 A&M) to win on the first day of the NCAA Championship on March 20. No. 1 Kansas 59, No. 10 Davidson, 57  The Big 12 sent half of its teams to NCAA Championship competition for East Regional the sixth time in the league’s 12-year history. The other years it happened South Regional No. 6 Oklahoma 72, were 2000-03 and 2005. No. 2 Texas 74, No. 15 Austin Peay 54 No. 11 Saint Joseph’s 64  No. 2 Texas 75, No. 10 Miami (Fla.) 72 No. 3 Louisville 78, No. 6 Oklahoma 48 On Selection Sunday, the Big 12 had five teams finish in the top 30 of the RPI strength of schedule rankings. No. 2 Texas 82, No. 3 Stanford 62 No. 1 Memphis 85, No. 2 Texas 67  This year marks just the second time in Big 12 history that the conference will have all its teams record double-digit overall victory totals. The other time it happened was 2002-03. No. 11 Kansas State 80, No. 6 USC 67 No. 3 Wisconsin 72,  The Big 12 led the nation in victories against nationally-ranked non- No. 11 Kansas State 55 league opponents.  Big 12 teams were 65-31 at home in conference play this season. NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT RESULTS First Round  Ten of the 12 squads in the Big 12 had winning records (83.3%). Nebraska 67, Charlotte 48  The Big 12 has posted a 146-47 (.757) record in non-conference play. It is Southern Illinois 69, Oklahoma State 53 the best win total in league history.

 Second Round The Big 12 had a .500 or better record against 27 of the 30 conferences it faced in 2007-08. The records against other major leagues are as follows: Mississippi 85, Nebraska 75 (ot) ACC (5-0), Big East (5-4), Big Ten (4-9), Pac-10 (11-8) and SEC (6-5). Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

BIG 12 THE BEST IN 2008 ELEVEN BIG 12 SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN RECENT DANCERS The Big 12 led the nation in wins and winning percentage (among conferences In the last six years, 11 of the schools in the Big 12 have been selected to with multiple teams) for the 2008 NCAA Tournament. participate in the NCAAs. Since the league began play in 1996-97, every Big 12 squad has earned a NCAA invitation. Conference Record Pct. Big 12 12-5 .706 BIG 12 BOASTS STRONG POSTSEASON RECORD ACC 6-4 .600 The Big 12 is among the nation’s leaders in victories and winning percentage Big East 11-8 .579 in NCAA competition over the last six years. No league has a better win Pac-10 8-6 .571 percentage and only one conference - the Big East with four more teams Big Ten 5-4 .556 overall - has more victories. Atlantic 10 3-3 .500 Sun Belt 2-2 .500 Most NCAA Wins ~ Last Six Seasons (2003-08) SEC 4-6 .400 Big 12 52-29 (.642) ACC 47-28 (.627) BIG 12 LEADS NATION IN RECENT FINAL FOURS Big East 60-36 (.625) Over the last seven years (2002-08), the Big 12 has had six teams advance to SEC 46-30 (.605) the Final Four. That’s more than any conference in the country. Pac-10 38-28 (.576) Big Ten 39-29 (.574) Final Four Teams (2002-08) Big 12 6 SIX IS SPECIAL IN BIG 12 HISTORY ACC 5 Since 2000, there have been 29 occasions when a conference has sent six Big Ten 4 or more teams to the NCAA Tournament. The Big 12 has done it six times. Big East 3 Only one conference (SEC, 7) can boast more six-team seasons than the Big Conference USA 3 12 in that span. Other conference that boast multiple years with six or more Pac-10 3 teams include: Big East (6), Big Ten (4), ACC (3) and Pac-10 (3). SEC 3 CAA 1 BIG 12 SENDS SIX SCHOOLS DANCING The Big 12 earned six bids in the 2008 NCAA Championship, tying for the NCAA WIN LEADERS ARE BOTH FROM BIG 12 most in conference history. The league has garnered six bids in half of its 12 Over the past seven seasons, two of the top schools in terms of NCAA victories seasons of existence, including six times in the last nine years. The last six-bid are both from the Big 12. campaign came in 2005, with the others in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003.

School Wins BIG 12 AMONG LEADERS IN NCAA APPEARANCES Kansas 21 Over the last nine years, the Big 12 is among the leaders in NCAA bids. The Texas 15 league is one of three nationally with 48 bids or more during that span. Connecticut 15 North Carolina 15 NCAA Bids By Conference (Since 2000) UCLA 15 Big East 54 SEC 52 BIG 12 WAS ALONE WITH TWO IN ELITE EIGHT Big 12 48 The Big 12 sent two teams - Kansas and Texas - to regional final competition. Pac-10 43 The conference was the only one in the nation with multiple schools in the Big Ten 43 Elite Eight. It is the fifth time in the 12-year history of the league that more ACC 43 than one Big 12 squad has advanced to the Elite Eight. Since the Big 12 began play in 1996-97, half of its teams (ISU, KU, MU, OU, OSU, UT) have made BIG 12 COACHES HAVE FINAL FOUR EXPERIENCE the regional final round. Despite the fact that there have been 11 new head coaches at nine Big 12 schools since 2006-07, half of the mentors have Final Four experience in KANSAS, TEXAS IN SWEET COMPANY their backgrounds. A total of three teams nationally have played in the Sweet 16 in five of the last seven years, and two are from the Big 12. Kansas, Texas and Duke are the Final Four Experience - Big 12 Coaches only squads who can boast the feat. , KU Kansas Head Coach Mike Anderson, MU Arkansas Assistant Coach BIG 12 IS SWEET OVER THE PAST SEVEN YEARS Jeff Capel, OU Duke Student-Athlete Since the 2002 season, the Big 12 is second nationally in the of NCAA , TAMU Kansas Assistant Coach regional semifinalists. The conference has had 17 squads advance to the Rick Barnes, UT Texas Head Coach “Sweet 16” during that time. Pat Knight, Texas Tech Indiana Student-Athlete (redshirt)

Regional Semifinalists Since 2002 NEBRASKA, OKLAHOMA STATE COMPETE IN NIT Big East 20 Nebraska earned its first postseason victory in four years with a win over Big 12 17 Charlotte in the first round of the NIT. The Huskers hold a 23-14 record in ACC 14 15 NIT appearances, with a 6-5 record during the Big 12 era. The Huskers are Pac-10 14 one of 19 schools to make at least 14 appearances in the NIT. Oklahoma SEC 12 State earned its 10th NIT berth this season. The Cowboys have played in the Big Ten 11 postseason each of the last 12 years. April 9, 2008 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball

BAYLOR (21-11, 9-7 Big 12) COLORADO (12-20, 3-13 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost to Purdue, 90-79 Recent Result: Lost to Oklahoma, 54-49 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/4-6 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/3-7

 Baylor earned its first NCAA bid since 1988 this season. Prior to this  Senior guard Richard Roby became the all-time scoring leader at year, the Bears had the longest active stretch in the Big 12 without a Colorado during the 2007-08 season. He scored 2,001 points in four NCAA appearance. years, the first CU player to pass the 2,000-point plateau.

 Junior guard Curtis Jerrells set a school record for a NCAA Tournament  Roby is ranked fourth on the career Big 12 scoring chart. He is just game when he finished with 27 points versus Purdue. He was eighth one of four players in league history to record at least 2,000 points. He in the Big 12 in scoring this year with 15.3 points per game. was one of 12 players nationally to reach the 2,000 mark in 2007-08.  Roby, senior Marcus Hall and freshman started every  Baylor connected on 275 shots from 3-point range this season, a game during the 2007-08 campaign. They are the first CU trio to start school record for connections from beyond the arc. every contest in a season since 1984-85.

 The Bears’ nine conference wins are their most in Big 12 history. Nine  Hall posted 609 minutes in conference regular-season action this of their 11 losses were by 10 points or less, with all but two coming year, setting a school record for Big 12 competition. He finished with to teams in the 2008 NCAA field. double-figure points in 10 of his final 11 outings.

IOWA STATE (14-18, 4-12 Big 12) KANSAS (37-3, 13-3 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost to Texas A&M, 60-46 Recent Result: Defeated Memphis, 75-68 (ot) Last 5/Last 10 Games: 0-5/1-9 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 5-0/10-0

 Freshman forward was just the third Cyclone rookie  Kansas won its third national championship in 2007-08 and first since (Ron Harris, Adam Haluska) to start every game of his inaugural 1988. The Jayhawks finished with a school-record 37 victories and a campaign. He started 32 contests in 2007-08. 13-game winning streak.

 Brackins recorded five 20-point games in 2007-08, tied (Ron Harris,  Junior guard finished the year scoring in double digits 1980-81) for the third-highest total of 20-point performances by a in seven straight outings and 31 times overall. He led KU in double- freshman at Iowa State. figure scoring efforts, despite ranking second in points per game.

 Senior forward Rahshon Clark finished 13th on the ISU career  Every regular-season defeat for Kansas in the last two years has rebounds list with 670. He started 108 games during his tenure in been by single digits. The team’s three losses in 2007-08 were by a Ames, the eighth-best total all-time at the school. combined total of 13 points.

 In his last six games of 2007-08, junior Sean Haluska had 51 points after  KU has won the postseason Big 12 Championship six times, more than scoring a total of 50 in his first 25 contests. He had nine 3-pointers in any other school in the league. The Jayhawks have won nine straight that span, after having just five the entire year prior to this stretch. in the event and have posted a 25-6 all-time record.

KANSAS STATE (21-12, 10-6 Big 12) MISSOURI (16-16, 6-10 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost to Wisconsin, 72-55 Recent Result: Lost to Nebraska, 61-56 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/4-6 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 1-4/3-7

 Kansas State made its first NCAA appearance since 1996 this season  Junior forward Leo Lyons finished with 405 points in 2007-08. Prior and first since the Big 12 began play. It is the 23rd NCAA bid for the to this year, he had combined for 287 points in his first two seasons school, which has advanced to four Final Fours. at Mizzou.

 Freshman is the third player (, UT; Marcus  Junior forward DeMarre Carroll recorded 22 double-digit performances Fizer, ISU) in Big 12 history to score 800 points in a season. Beasley during the season. He scored 71 points in his last four outings and had 866 points, the second-best freshman mark in NCAA history. led the team in both points (417) and rebounds (213) on the year.

 Beasley averaged 26.2 points and 12.4 rebounds. The combined total  Missouri had single-digit turnover totals in four of the last six games. (38.6) set a Big 12 season record, topping the mark set by Durant a During that span, MU posted 24 fewer turnovers (54) than its year ago (36.9). opponents (78).

 The Wildcats have 20 Big 12 victories over the last two seasons, the best  The Tigers averaged 12.9 miscues on the season, the lowest mark in two-year total in school history. Prior to the current stretch, KSU had school history. Mizzou led the Big 12 in turnover margin with a +3.97 never recorded more than seven league wins in one Big 12 season. mark. Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

NEBRASKA (20-13, 7-9 Big 12) OKLAHOMA (23-12, 9-7 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost at Mississippi, 85-75 (ot) Recent Result: Lost to Louisville, 78-48 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/6-4 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 4-1/6-4

 Nebraska reached the 20-win mark this season for the 12th time in  Oklahoma made its 25th NCAA appearance this season. The Sooners the program’s 112-year history and first time since 1998-99. Only six have made the NCAA’s in 12 of the last 14 years and have competed NU squads have won more games than the 2007-08 Huskers. in postseason play in 25 of the past 26 campaigns.

 Senior Aleks Maric is the third player in Big 12 history (Nick  Forward is the first freshman in OU history to earn All- Collison, KU; Arthur Johnson, MU) to score more than 1,600 points Big 12 First, Second or Third team honors. He led the team in scoring and grab 1,000+ boards in a career. (14.7 ppg), rebounding (9.1 rpg) and percentage (.568).

 After averaging 6.0 points in his first 14 contests, junior guard Steve  Junior guard Austin Johnson had 18 assists with just eight turnovers Harley increased the mark to 11.5 points per game in the season’s final in his last five contests. He had multiple assists in 20 outings during 18 contests. He shot 50 percent or better 10 times in that span. the 2007-08 campaign.

 Head coach Doc Sadler has won 37 games in his first two seasons at  OU has won at least 20 games in a season for the 10th time in the last Nebraska. The total matches the highest by a Husker mentor in his 11 years. The Sooners have also won nine or more Big 12 contests in first two seasons (Paul Schlisser, 1920-21). 10 of 12 seasons since the conference began play in 1996-97.

OKLAHOMA STATE (17-16, 7-9 Big 12) TEXAS (31-7, 13-3 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost at Southern Illinois, 69-53 Recent Result: Lost to Memphis, 85-67 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 1-4/6-4 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/7-3

 Oklahoma State played in the postseason for the 19th time in the last  Texas played 20 of its 38 games this season against squads that 20 seasons. Prior to the current string, the Cowboys had 12 all-time participated in the 2008 NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns posted postseason showings. a 15-5 record in those contests.

 Junior guard Byron Eaton has dished out 30 assists in three years of  UT finished No. 7 in the final Associated Press poll. It marks the fifth Big 12 Championship play. He is one of three Cowboys (Doug Gottlieb, time in the last six seasons that the Longhorns have been ranked in JamesOn Curry) to reach the career mark, more than any school. the top 12 of the final AP poll.

 Senior Marcus Dove is the second player in Big 12 history to win a  The Longhorns’ 31 victories this season is the highest total in school major award in consecutive seasons. The two-time Defensive Player of history. UT has won at least 25 games in five of the past six years. the Year joins Raef LaFrentz of KU (Player of the Year) in the group.  Forward set the Texas single-season rebounding record  Freshman guard James Anderson scored 438 points during 2007-08. with 393 boards in 2007-08. The total is the second-most in Big 12 The total is the second-highest freshman mark in school history. history and is the most ever by a league sophomore.

TEXAS A&M (25-11, 8-8 Big 12) TEXAS TECH (16-15, 7-9 Big 12) Next Game: Season Complete Next Game: Season Complete Recent Result: Lost to UCLA, 51-49 Recent Result: Lost to Oklahoma State, 76-72 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/4-6 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 1-4/4-6

 Texas A&M has earned three straight NCAA bids for the first time in  Senior guard Martin Zeno finished his career with 1,913 points, sixth school history. Prior to the current stretch, the Aggies had a total of on the all-time Big 12 scoring list. The total has moved him into fifth six bids in their history. place on the Tech career points chart.

 A&M is one of two league schools (KU) to win at least 21 games each  Freshman guard John Roberson ended the year third on the team of the past four seasons. The Aggies have at least eight Big 12 wins with 380 points. He had 18 double-figure scoring outputs in 2007-08, per year in that time after never having won more than six Big 12 including 20 points or more seven times. contests in any one season.  Junior guard Alan Voskuil concluded the 2007-08 campaign with 405  The Aggies held 13 of their last 16 opponents to 69 points or less. points, second on the squad. He entered this season with a combined Overall this season, just eight foes crossed the 70-point plateau. total of 244 points.  Sophomore forward Bryan Davis had double-digit points in four of the last five contests in 2007-08, after having nine double-figure scoring  Texas Tech scored 75.1 points per game at home, while averaging just outputs prior to that time. He shot 62.5 percent or better in each of 62.0 points at road venues. The Red Raiders made 335 free throws at the last five games. home, compared with 145 in road facilities. April 9, 2008 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball

National Rankings Top Performances Associated Press Double-Double Leaders Scoring & Rebounding (Active Players Only) (Career Totals - Active Leaders Only) (Final) All Games Big 12 30-Point Games Michael Beasley, KSU 13 No. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Pts. Prv. Player, School 07-08 Career 07-08 Career 1. North Carolina (53) 32-2 1779 1 Richard Roby, CU 7 Michael Beasley, KSU 28 28 13 13 Aleks Maric, NU 6 2. Memphis (13) 33-1 1710 2 Damion James, UT 17 21 7 9 Curtis Jerrells, BU 3 3. UCLA (5) 31-3 1674 3 Aleks Maric, NU 15 39 11 26 Bill Walker, KSU 3 4. KANSAS (1) 31-3 1596 5 Kevin Rogers, BU 12 17 8 13 D.J. Augustin, UT 3 5. Tennessee 29-4 1449 4 Blake Griffin, OU 10 10 4 4 A.J. Abrams, UT 2 6. Wisconsin 29-4 1412 8 Richard Roby, CU 6 11 2 3 Joseph Jones, TAMU 2 7. TEXAS 28-6 1390 6 , KU 4 6 1 3 Aaron Bruce, BU 1 8. Georgetown 27-5 1271 9 Bill Walker, KSU 4 4 1 1 Tweety Carter, BU 1 LaceDarius Dunn, BU 1 9. Duke 27-5 1223 7 DeMarre Carroll, MU 4 4 2 2 Marcus Hall, CU 1 10. Stanford 26-7 1122 11 Leo Lyons, MU 4 4 2 2 Craig Brackins, ISU 1 11. Butler 29-3 1004 12 Jiri Hubalek, ISU 3 9 1 5 Mario Chalmers, KU 1 12. Xavier 27-6 957 10 , KU 3 7 3 4 Bryan Davis, TAMU 1 13. Louisville 24-8 894 13 D.J. Augustin, UT 3 6 0 2 Alan Voskuil, TTU 1 14. Drake 28-4 794 16 Craig Brackins, ISU 3 3 0 0 Martin Zeno, TTU 1 15. Notre Dame 24-7 672 14 Rahshon Clark, ISU 2 6 1 3 20-Point Games 16. Connecticut 24-8 670 15 , OU 2 4 2 2 Josh Carter, TAMU 2 3 2 3 Richard Roby, CU 39 17. Pittsburgh 26-9 586 NR Martin Zeno, TTU 29 18. Michigan State 25-8 523 19 Ryan Anderson, NU 2 2 2 2 Michael Beasley, KSU 26 19. Vanderbilt 26-7 493 18 Marcus Dove, OSU 2 2 2 2 D.J. Augustin, UT 26 20. Purdue 24-8 418 17 Connor Atchley, UT 2 2 0 0 A.J. Abrams, UT 23 21. Washington State 24-8 377 21 Bryan Davis, TAMU 2 2 2 2 Aleks Maric, NU 21 22. Clemson 24-9 364 NR DeAndre Jordan, TAMU 2 2 0 0 Curtis Jerrells, BU 17 Aaron Bruce, BU 17 23. Davidson 26-6 253 23 Wesley Johnson, ISU 1 12 1 6 Longar Longar, OU 1 8 0 3 Joseph Jones, TAMU 16 24. Gonzaga 25-7 232 20 Martin Zeno, TTU 1 6 0 4 , KU 12 25. Marquette 24-9 174 25 Marcus Hall, CU 1 1 0 0 David Hoskins, KSU 12 ARV: Texas A&M (4 points) Mario Chalmers, KU 11 , KU 1 1 1 1 Josh Carter, TAMU 10 Ibrahima Thomas, OSU 1 1 1 1 USA Today/ESPN Charlie Burgess, TTU 1 1 1 1 10- Games (Final) Mike Singletary, TTU 1 1 1 1 Aleks Maric, NU 43 Damir Suljagic, TTU 1 1 1 1 Michael Beasley, KSU 28 No. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Pts. Prv. Joseph Jones, TAMU 0 17 0 8 Damion James, UT 26 1. KANSAS 37-3 775 4 Brandon Rush, KU 0 4 0 2 Kevin Rogers, BU 22 Joseph Jones, TAMU 20 2. Memphis 38-2 744 3 Jermyl Jackson-Wilson, CU 0 2 0 0 David Hoskins, KSU 0 2 0 1 Wesley Johnson, ISU 13 3. North Carolina 36-3 708 1 Blake Griffin, OU 11 4. UCLA 35-4 687 2 Mamadou Diene, BU 0 1 0 0 Rahshon Clark, ISU 10 5. TEXAS 31-7 631 7 6. Louisville 27-9 602 13 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship 7. Tennessee 31-5 554 6 8. Xavier 30-7 543 12 SPRINT CENTER -- KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 9. Davidson 29-7 512 23 10. Wisconsin 31-5 499 5 Thursday, March 13 All-Tournament Team 11. Stanford 28-8 474 11 No. 9 Oklahoma State 76, No. 8 Texas Tech 72 Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G 12. Georgetown 28-6 395 8 No. 12 Colorado 91, No. 5 Baylor 84 (2ot) [Most Outstanding Player] 13. Michigan State 27-9 359 20 No. 7 Nebraska 61, No. 10 Missouri 56 14. Butler 30-4 339 10 No. 6 Texas A&M 60, No. 11 Iowa State 47 Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G 15. Washington State 26-9 328 21 A.J. Abrams, Texas, Jr., G 16. Duke 28-6 312 9 Friday, March 14 D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G 17. West Virginia 26-11 197 NR No. 1 Texas 66, No. 9 Oklahoma State 59 18. Pittsburgh 27-10 194 19 No. 4 Oklahoma 54, No. 12 Colorado 49 Damion James, Texas, F, So. 19. Notre Dame 25-8 180 15 No. 2 Kansas 64, No. 7 Nebraska 54 20. Purdue 25-9 164 18 No. 6 Texas A&M 63, No. 3 Kansas State 60 21. Marquette 25-10 153 24 The Jayhawks captured their third 22. Western Kentucky 29-7 139 NR straight Big 12 Championship title. KU 23. Drake 28-5 117 14 Saturday, March 15 is one of six schools in the nation 24. Villanova 22-13 110 NR No. 1 Texas 77, No. 4 Oklahoma 49 (Belmont, Davidson, Memphis, Oral 25. Vanderbilt 26-8 70 16 No. 2 Kansas 77, No. 6 Texas A&M 71 Roberts, Winthrop) to have earned its ARV: Texas A&M (51 points); league’s automatic bid in each of the Kansas State (28) Sunday, March 16 past three seasons No. 2 Kansas 84, No. 1 Texas 74 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

Non-Conference Success Versus The Conferences

The Big 12 posted the most non-conference wins in league history this year. 2007-08 All-Time* In fact, the Big 12 record was set before the postseason began (other years W L W L included postseason play). The total victories and win percentage also America East...... 1 0 9 0 rank favorably nationally. The Big 12 led the nation in victories against Atlantic Coast...... 5 0 25 36 nationally-ranked non-league opponents. Atlantic Sun...... 2 0 38 2 Atlantic 10...... 3 1 30 19 Non-Conference Versus Versus Big East...... 5 4 41 37 Conference Record Pct. AP Top 25 USAT/ESPN Top 25 Big Sky...... 4 0 30 2 Big 12 146-47 .756 11-13 (.458) 12-14 (.462) Big South...... 1 0 24 1 Big Ten...... 4 9 62 75 Pacific-10 107-34 .759 8-11 (.421) 7-11 (.389) Big West...... 3 0 50 9 ACC 141-46 .754 7-13 (.350) 7-13 (.350) Colonial Athletic Association...... 0 1 13 10 SEC 137-50 .733 3-14 (.176) 5-14 (.263) Conference USA...... 9 3 72 45 Big East 160-62 .721 7-19 (.269) 7-19 (.269) Horizon League...... 1 1 18 7 Big Ten 105-47 .691 6-18 (.250) 7-18 (.280) Independents & Atlantic 10 131-74 .639 5-12 (.294) 5-14 (.263) Non-Division I...... 17 0 151 11 Ivy League...... 2 0 26 5 Coaching Records Metro Atlantic...... 2 0 12 2 Mid-American...... 3 0 16 7 Career At School *Big 12 Mid-Eastern...... 9 0 64 3 Missouri Valley...... 1 5 42 41 Coach, School Season W-L Season W-L W-L Mountain West...... 7 3 51 25 Scott Drew, BU 6th 77-91 5th 57-80 21-59 Northeast...... 2 0 14 0 Jeff Bzdelik, CU 5th 87-67 1st 12-20 3-13 Ohio Valley...... 2 0 35 4 Greg McDermott, ISU 14th 250-161 2nd 29-34 10-22 Pacific-10...... 11 8 60 48 Bill Self, KU 15th 349-137 5th 142-32 64-16 Patriot League...... 0 0 9 1 Frank Martin, KSU 1st 21-12 1st 21-12 10-6 Southeastern...... 6 5 55 48 Mike Anderson, MU 6th 123-69 2nd 34-28 13-19 Southern...... 1 0 28 5 Doc Sadler, NU 9th 205-84 2nd 37-27 13-19 Southland...... 12 2 120 16 Jeff Capel, OU 6th 118-68 2nd 39-27 15-17 Southwestern Athletic...... 13 0 96 1 Sean Sutton, OSU 2nd 39-29 2nd 39-29 13-19 Summit League...... 9 2 66 8 Rick Barnes, UT 21st 449-227 10th 247-93 120-40 Sun Belt...... 5 3 63 10 West Coast...... 4 0 31 13 Mark Turgeon, TAMU 10th 178-130 1st 25-11 8-8 Western Athletic...... 2 0 67 44 Pat Knight, TTU 1st 4-7 1st 4-7 4-6 Totals 146 47 1419 533 * - Regular season games only. .756 .727 Home: 103-12 (.896) Weekly Rankings * - Since Big 12 began Away: 14-18 (.438) play in 1996-97 Neutral: 29-17 (.630) The Big 12 has had at least one team nationally-ranked every week since the Versus AP Top 25 Teams: ...... 11-13 (.458) league began play in 1996-97 - a span of 226 consecutive weeks. Below is a Versus USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Teams:...... 12-14 (.462) week-by-week look at conference rankings for this season. Home Attendance BU KU KSU MU NU OU UT TAMU TTU A8 np/-- np/1 np/arv np/-- np/-- np/-- np/5 np/arv np/-- M17 --/-- 4/4 --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- 7/7 arv/-- --/-- The Big 12 set a league attendance record last year by drawing more than 2.2 M10 arv/-- 5/5 arv/-- --/-- --/-- arv/-- 6/8 --/-- --/-- million fans. The conference surpassed two million for the second straight M3 arv/arv 5/6 --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- 9/9 arv/-- --/-- year in 2007-08 and nearly established another season record. F25 --/-- 6/7 arv/arv --/-- --/-- --/-- 5/5 arv/arv --/-- F18 --/-- 4/5 24/25 --/-- --/-- --/-- 7/7 22/22 --/-- F11 arv/arv 3/3 18/22 --/-- --/-- --/-- 11/11 16/16 --/-- School (Capacity) G Totals Sellouts Avg High F4 arv/arv 4/5 20/24 --/-- --/-- arv/-- 12/12 18/18 --/-- Baylor (10,284) 16 116,015 3 7,251 10,545 J28 25/arv 2/2 22/24 --/-- --/-- arv/-- 10/10 23/23 --/-- Colorado (11,064) 15 77,417 0 5,161 10,347 J21 25/arv 2/2 arv/arv --/-- --/-- arv/-- 12/12 18/16 --/-- Iowa State (14,356) 18 239,697 5 13,316 14,376 J14 arv/-- 3/3 arv/-- arv/-- --/-- arv/-- 19/19 10/9 --/-- Kansas (16,300) 20 328,182 20 16,409 18,482 J7 --/-- 3/3 --/-- --/-- --/-- arv/arv 12/13 11/10 --/-- D31 arv/arv 3/3 --/-- --/-- --/-- arv/arv 14/14 12/10 --/-- Kansas State (12,528) 17 212,987 9 12,529 17,699 D24 arv/-- 3/3 --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- 9/9 14/11 --/-- Missouri (15,061) 17 137,027 1 8,060 15,061 D17 arv/-- 3/3 --/-- --/-- arv/-- --/-- 4/5 14/11 --/-- Nebraska (13,595) 20 205,722 1 10,286 13,829 D10 --/-- 3/3 --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- 4/5 14/12 --/-- Oklahoma (12,000) 17 174,422 3 10,260 12,305 D3 --/-- 3/3 /arv --/-- --/-- --/-- 4/5 16/14 --/-- Oklahoma State (13,611) 16 200,056 1 12,504 13,910 N26 arv/arv 4/4 25/arv arv/arv --/-- --/arv 8/8 9/9 arv/-- N19 arv/-- 4/4 18/20 arv/arv --/-- --/-- 15/16 16/15 --/-- Texas (16,755) 18 248,673 4 13,815 16,755 N12 --/-- 4/4 22/24 --/-- --/-- arv/arv 16/16 15/15 --/-- Texas A&M (12,989) 20 206,860 3 10,343 13,584 PS --/arv 4/4 25/arv arv/-- --/-- --/-- 15/16 16/14 --/-- Texas Tech (15,098) 15 106,701 0 7,113 11,268 Rankings listed as Associated Press/USA Today - ESPN polls Total 210 2,261,673 50 10,770 18,482 April 9, 2008 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball

Century Scorers National Awards & Accolades

Several Big 12 players surpassed the 1,000-point National Awards Coach of the Year Awards career plateau in 2007-08 A list is included Scott Drew, Baylor...... USBWA District 7 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F Rick Barnes, Texas...... NABC District 9 below. CBS Sports.com...... Player of the Year Rivals.com...... Player of the Year All-District Awards Richard Roby, Colorado, Sr. 2,001 Basketball Times...... Freshman of the Year Martin Zeno, Texas Tech, Sr. 1,913 CBS Sports.com...... Freshman of the Year , Kansas, Sr., C USBWA...... Freshman of the Year Academic All-District 7...... 1st Team Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, Sr. 1,679 The Sporting News...... Freshman of the Year Aleks Maric, Nebraska, Sr. 1,630 Naismith Award...... Finalist NABC All-District 9 Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr. 1,477 Curtis Jerrells, Baylor...... 1st Team D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G D.J. Augustin, Texas...... 1st Team A.J. Abrams, Texas, Jr. 1,389 Naismith Hall of Fame...... Bob Cousy Award Josh Carter, Texas A&M...... 1st Team Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr. 1,341 [Nation’s top ] Martin Zeno, Texas Tech...... 1st Team Aaron Bruce, Baylor, Sr. 1,330 A.J. Abrams, Texas...... 2nd Team All-America Honors Damion James, Texas...... 2nd Team D.J. Augustin, Texas, So. 1,234 Joseph Jones, Texas A&M...... 2nd Team Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, Jr. 1,185 Darrell Arthur, Kansas, So., F Marcus Hall, Colorado, Sr. 1,178 Associated Press...... Honorable Mention NABC All-District 12 Josh Carter, Texas A&M, Jr. 1,098 Mario Chalmers, Kansas...... 1st Team D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G Brandon Rush, Kansas...... 1st Team Rahshon Clark, Iowa State, Sr. 1,071 Consensus All-America (Unanimous)...... 1st Team Michael Beasley, Kansas State...... 1st Team Associated Press...... 1st Team Aleks Maric, Nebraska...... 1st Team Approaching The Milestone Wooden Award...... 1st Team Blake Griffin, Oklahoma...... 1st Team NABC ...... 1st Team Richard Roby, Colorado...... 2nd Team , Kansas, Sr. 948 ESPN.com...... 1st Team Darrell Arthur, Kansas...... 2nd Team Jiri Hubalek, Iowa State, Sr. 936 ...... 1st Team Darnell Jackson, Kansas...... 2nd Team Marshall Brown, Missouri, Sr. 880 USBWA...... 1st Team Bill Walker, Kansas State...... 2nd Team CBS Sports.com...... 1st Team David Hoskins, Kansas State, Sr. 875 Rivals.com...... 1st Team USBWA All-District 6 The Sporting News...... 1st Team Michael Beasley, Kansas State** Academic All-America...... 1st Team Darrell Arthur, Kansas Preseason Poll Academic All-District 6...... 1st Team Mario Chalmers, Kansas Blake Griffin, Oklahoma 2007-08 Big 12 Preseason Poll Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F Darnell Jackson, Kansas Consensus All-America (Unanimous)...... 1st Team Aleks Maric, Nebraska Team (1st Place Votes) Points Associated Press...... 1st Team Brandon Rush, Kansas Wooden Award...... 1st Team Bill Walker, Kansas State 1. Kansas (10) 120 NABC ...... 1st Team 2. Texas 105 ESPN.com...... 1st Team USBWA All-District 7 3. Texas A&M (2) 101 Sports Illustrated...... 1st Team A.J. Abrams, Texas USBWA...... 1st Team D.J. Augustin, Texas** 4. Kansas State 91 Rivals.com...... 1st Team Damion James, Texas 5. Missouri 66 The Sporting News...... 1st Team Curtis Jerrells, Baylor Oklahoma 66 The Sporting News...... Freshman 1st Team Alan Voskuil, Texas Tech CBS Sports.com...... 1st Team ** - District Player of the Year 7. Oklahoma State 61 CBS Sports.com...... Freshman 1st Team 8. Texas Tech 60 NCAA Tournament Awards 9. Baylor 55 Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G 10. Nebraska 29 Associated Press...... Honorable Mention Final Four All-Tournament Team Rivals.com...... 3rd Team Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G [MOP] 11. Iowa State 22 Darrell Arthur, Kansas, So., F 12. Colorado 16 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, Fr., F Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G CBS Sports.com...... Freshman 1st Team 2007-08 Preseason Individual Honors All-Midwest Regional Team Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G Wooden Award...... 1st Team Sasha Kaun, Kansas, Sr., C Preaseason Player of the Year Associated Press...... Honorable Mention Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So., NABC ...... 3rd Team Preseason Newcomer of the Year All-South Regional Team Bill Walker, Kansas State, Fr., F D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, F, Jr. CBS Sports.com...... Freshman 1st Team Preseason Freshman of the Year Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, 6-10, 235, Fr. 2008 Academic All-Big 12 Teams

Preseason All-Big 12 Team First Team (3.20-plus GPA) Second Team (3.00 to 3.19 GPA) Name, School, Class Major Name, School, Class Major Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Jr. Josh Lomers, Baylor, So. Pre-Business Mark Currie, Iowa State, Sr. Civil Engineering Darrell Arthur, Kansas, F, So. Mark Shepherd, Baylor, Sr. MBA Alex Thompson, Iowa State, Jr. Political Science Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Jr. Jeremy Case, Kansas, Sr. Graduate Courses Russell Robinson, Kansas, Sr. Comm. Studies Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Sr. Sasha Kaun, Kansas, Sr. Comp. Science Matt Lawrence, Missouri, Jr. Finance Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, F, Sr. Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma, Jr. Pre-Health/ Clent Stewart, Kansas State, Sr. Business - MIS Exer. Science Paul Velander, Nebraska, Jr. Bio. Sciences Austin Johnson, Oklahoma, Jr. Sociology- Honorable Mention (listed alphabetically by school): Connor Atchley, Texas, Jr. Corp. Comm. Criminology Aaron Bruce, BU; Richard Roby, CU; D.J. Augustin, Texas, So. Education Justin Mason, Texas, So. Education Mario Chalmers, , KU; Damion James, Texas, So. Education Ian Mooney, Texas, Sr. Advertising - Grad. Michael Beasley, Bill Walker, KSU; Marcus Dove, OSU; , Texas, So. Education , TAMU, So. Agr. Leadership Josh Carter, DeAndre Jordan, TAMU; Martin Zeno, TTU Trevor Cook, Texas Tech, So. Bus. Economics Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

NCAA Statistical Leaders (2007-08 Final) Team (Only teams in top 50 included) Individual Scoring Offense Fewest Turnovers Per Game Points Per Game 11. Baylor 81.3 1. Texas 9.4 3. Michael Beasley, KSU 26.2 13. Kansas 80.5 42. Baylor 12.6 45. D.J. Augustin, UT 19.2 24. Kansas State 78.0 50. Texas A&M 12.7 32. Missouri 77.1 Field Goal Percentage Fewest Personal Fouls 23. Leo Lyons, MU 58.3 Scoring Defense 25. Iowa State 16.1 24. Aleks Maric, NU 57.5 18. Nebraska 60.7 44. Nebraska 16.5 21. Kansas 61.5 45. Texas 16.6 32. Blake Griffin, OU 56.8 23. Texas A&M 61.6 47. Darrell Arthur, KU 54.3 Winning Percentage 56. DeMarre Carroll, MU 53.6 Scoring Margin 2. Kansas .925 63. Michael Beasley, KSU 53.2 1. Kansas 19.0 11. Texas .816 21. Texas 10.6 3-Point Field Goals Per Game 31. Texas A&M 9.2 Weekly Awards 27. A.J. Abrams, UT 3.2 34. Kansas State 9.1 Player 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage N12 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 84. A.J. Abrams, UT 38.2 2. Kansas 50.8 N19 Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Jr. 47. Texas A&M 46.7 N26 A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, Jr. D3 Damion James, Texas, G/F, So. Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense 61. LaceDarius Dunn, BU 83.7 D10 D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So. 3. Kansas 37.9 D17 Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Sr. 85. Alan Voskuil, TTU 82.4 9. Texas 38.9 D26 Kevin Rogers, Baylor, F, Jr. 14. Texas A&M 39.5 D31 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr. Rebounds Per Game 28. Nebraska 40.2 J7 Darnell Jackson, Kansas, F, Sr. 1. Michael Beasley, KSU 12.4 D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So. 15. Damion James, UT 10.3 3-Point Field Goals Per Game 28. Baylor 8.6 J14 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 19. Aleks Maric, NU 10.2 J21 Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, F, So. 38. Blake Griffin, OU 9.1 48. Texas 8.1 J28 Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Jr. 49. Kevin Rogers, BU 8.5 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr. 14. Kansas 39.7 F4 J.T. Tiller, Missouri, G, So. Assists Per Game 33. Texas 38.6 Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Sr. 28. D.J. Augustin, UT 5.8 F11 A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, Jr. 99. Mario Chalmers, KU 4.3 Free Throw Percentage F18 Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, G, Jr. 30. Baylor 74.3 F25 D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So. Blocked Shots Per Game M3 Kevin Rogers, Baylor, F, Jr. 37. Connor Atchley, UT 2.1 Rebound Margin Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Jr. 61. Aleks Maric, NU 1.7 3. Kansas State 8.4 M9 Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, So. 75. Mamadou Diene, BU 1.6 5. Kansas 7.9 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 8. Texas A&M 7.1 77. Michael Beasley, KSU 1.6 Rookie

91. Marcus King-Stockton, CU 1.6 N12 James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Fr. Assists Per Game N19 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 4. Kansas 18.0 N26 LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Fr. Steals Per Game 23. Missouri 16.7 D3 Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, Fr. 13. Mario Chalmers, KU 2.5 40. Kansas State 15.5 James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Fr. 37. Byron Eaton, OSU 2.1 D10 Bill Walker, Kansas State, F, Fr. 48. Russell Robinson, KU 2.0 Blocked Shots Per Game D17 Ade Dagunduro, Nebraska, G, Jr. 59. Cookie Miller, NU 1.9 13. Kansas 5.9 22. Texas 5.2 D26 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 68. Marcus Dove, OSU 1.9 D31 John Roberson, Texas Tech, G, Fr. 86. Marcus Hall, CU 1.8 Steals Per Game J7 John Roberson, Texas Tech, G, Fr. 21. Kansas 8.9 J14 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr. -to-Turnover Ratio 43. Nebraska 8.4 J21 Bill Walker, Kansas State, F, Fr. 6. Jason Horton, MU 2.85 48. Oklahoma State 8.3 J28 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 21. Dominique Kirk, TAMU 2.42 F4 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 30. Justin Mason, UT 2.28 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio F11 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 33. Mario Chalmers, KU 2.25 5. Texas 1.40 F18 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 55. D.J. Augustin, UT 2.09 8. Kansas 1.36 F25 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 74. Russell Robinson, KU 1.95 16. Missouri 1.30 M3 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr. 100. Marcus Hall, CU 1.80 M9 LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Fr.

April 9, 2008 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball

All-Big 12 Awards Media Services

PLAYER OF THE YEAR The Internet - big12sports.com Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr., 6-10, 235, Washington, D.C. The Big 12 Conference web site is located at big12sports.com. In men’s basketball, scores throughout the league as well as standings are updated DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR as games are final. Big 12 conference statistics are updated the following Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, G/F, Sr., 6-9, 215, Long Beach, Calif. morning, with weekly award winners posted each Monday.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Media can access Acrobat PDF files of the weekly release, Big 12 statistics, DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, F, Jr., 6-8, 225, Birmingham, Ala. team-by-team statistics, recent box scores and the conference media guide on the web site. FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr., 6-10, 235, Washington, D.C. Big 12 Media Release The Big 12 updates a media release, including team notes, results and more SIXTH MAN AWARD each morning after games are played during the season. Complete Big 12 Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, So., 5-11, 200, Chicago, Ill. statistics, in addition to team-by-team statistics for all 12 league squads, will also be updated via the conference web site. COACH OF THE YEAR Rick Barnes, Texas [Career: 444-225; At UT: 242-91 Big 12 E-MAIL SERVICES The Big 12 distributes information regarding the conference, its member All-Big 12 First Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. schools and its championships at various points during the year to accredited Curtis Jerrells, Baylor G 6-1 200 Jr. media. To be added to the men’s basketball e-mail list, please contact Rob Darrell Arthur, Kansas F 6-9 230 So. Carolla in the league office. Brandon Rush, Kansas G 6-6 210 Jr. Michael Beasley, Kansas State** F 6-10 235 Fr. Big 12 Coaches’ Teleconference Blake Griffin, Oklahoma F 6-10 243 Fr. The Big 12 Conference men’s basketball coaches participated in a weekly D.J. Augustin, Texas** G 6-0 180 So. media-only teleconference during the 2007-08 season. The calls started with one in December, followed by weekly teleconferences beginning in January. All-Big 12 Second Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Audio archives can be heard via the Big 12 web site at big12sports.com. Mario Chalmers, Kansas G 6-1 195 Jr. Aleks Maric, Nebraska C 6-11 275 Sr. The Big 12 Showcase A.J. Abrams, Texas G 5-11 155 Jr. The Big 12 Showcase is a 30-minute promotion of the league with features on Damion James, Texas F 6-7 230 So. student-athletes, coaches, teams and conference championships. The show Martin Zeno, Texas Tech G 6-5 208 Sr. is shot on location each week at a different Big 12 campus or conference championship venue. In December, Emily Jones took over the hosting reigns All-Big 12 Third Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. from Bill Land. For the 12th year, the show will be produced by Keith Fletcher Richard Roby, Colorado G 6-6 200 Sr. of FSN. Airing of the Big 12 Showcase is syndicated throughout the Big 12 Jiri Hubalek, Iowa State C 6-11 240 Sr. markets and is also available on the Big 12 web site. Darnell Jackson, Kansas F 6-8 250 Sr. Bill Walker, Kansas State F 6-6 220 Fr. Questions? Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State G 5-11 215 Jr. For additional information regarding Big 12 Men’s Basketball, please contact Rob Carolla, Director of Communications. Contact information is All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (Listed alphabetically by school) as follows: Henry Dugat (Baylor), Kevin Rogers (Baylor), Wesley Johnson (Iowa State), Office (Direct)...... 469.524.1011 DeMarre Carroll (Missouri), James Anderson (Oklahoma State), Marcus Dove Cell...... 214.208.1876 (Oklahoma State), Josh Carter (Texas A&M), Joseph Jones (Texas A&M) E-mail...... [email protected] Big 12 All-Defensive Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Rahshon Clark, Iowa State F 6-6 210 Sr. Mario Chalmers, Kansas G 6-1 195 Jr. BIG 12 ..... AS EASY AS 1 - 2 Russell Robinson, Kansas G 6-1 200 Sr. When referring to the Big 12 Conference, please remember the Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State** G/F 6-9 215 Sr. conference name (which is a registered trademark) should be Justin Mason, Texas G 6-2 198 So. written as follows: Big 12 All-Rookie Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Big 12 Michael Beasley, Kansas State** F 6-10 235 Fr. or Bill Walker, Kansas State F 6-6 220 Fr. Big 12 Conference Blake Griffin, Oklahoma F 6-10 243 Fr. James Anderson, Oklahoma State G/F 6-6 195 Fr. The following should NEVER be used to reference the Big 12: DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M F 7-0 255 Fr.

** - Unanimous Selection Big XII Ties in the voting created an additional spot on the first team Big Twelve Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

Baylor (21-11, 9-7 Big 12) Iowa State (14-18, 4-12 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N11 Jackson State W, 100-76 5,091 Rogers - 20 N9 Winston-Salem State (MC) W, 58-44 14,376 Brackins - 13 N16 vs. Wichita State W, 64-55 2,132 Jerrells - 23 N10 Centenary (MC) W, 67-57 14,376 Petersen - 18 N18 vs. Notre Dame (FSNSW) W, 68-64 2,339 Jerrells - 17 N14 at Bradley (CTN) L, 56-65 10,253 Clark, Garrett - 13 N19 vs. Winthrop W, 62-54 3,325 Dunn - 17 N20 Minnesota (MC) L, 58-68 13,709 Brackins - 23 N24 Centenary W, 85-62 5,190 Dugat, Dunn - 17 N27 Northern Iowa (MC) L, 48-61 14,376 W. Johnson - 18 N30 Washington State (ESPNU) L, 64-67 10,193 Bruce - 13 N30 at Oregon State (FSN) W, 71-64 (ot) 4,226 Brackins - 23 D3 Mississippi Valley State W, 82-50 5,290 Rogers - 26 D5 at Drake (DTV) L, 44-79 6,103 W. Johnson - 10 D15 Wayland Baptist W, 100-72 5,014 Jerrells - 18 D8 Iowa (ESPNU) W, 56-47 14,376 Hubalek - 15 D19 at South Carolina (CSS) W, 92-84 10,880 Dunn - 24 D17 Bethune-Cookman (MC) W, 80-57 11,829 W. Johnson - 16 D21 at Southern W, 71-60 750 Rogers - 21 D19 Texas Southern (MC) W, 79-55 11,982 Hubalek - 27 D29 Prairie View A&M W, 108-71 5,106 Carter - 22 D22 vs. Purdue W, 83-80 2,145 Hubalek - 18 D31 Florida A&M W, 84-61 4,616 Dugat - 21 D23 vs. Alabama L, 68-83 2,337 W. Johnson - 20 J5 vs. Arkansas [AAC] (FSNSW) L, 78-85 10,056 Jerrells - 18 D30 Albany (MC) W, 76-64 13,330 Hubalek - 22 J8 Brown (FSNSW) W, 72-62 4,816 Dunn - 27 J2 USC-Upstate (CTN) W, 72-48 12,100 Hubalek - 13 J12 Iowa State* (ESPN Classic) W, 74-67 7,614 Dugat, Rogers - 15 J5 North Dakota (CTN) W, 77-51 13,104 W. Johnson - 15 J15 Oklahoma State* (FSNSW) W, 79-71 6,837 Dugat - 23 J12 at Baylor* (ESPN Classic) L, 67-74 7,614 Brackins - 33 J19 at Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) W, 72-70 10,493 Dugat - 19 J16 Missouri* (CTN) W, 72-67 12,503 W. Johnson - 20 J23 at Texas A&M* W, 116-110 (5ot) 12,234 Jerrells - 36 J19 Oklahoma State* (ESPN Plus) W, 73-66 13,499 W. Johnson - 24 J26 Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 71-77 10,393 Jerrells - 17 J23 at Kansas* (ESPN) L, 59-83 16,300 W. Johnson - 21 F2 at Texas* (ESPN Plus) L, 72-80 15,458 Rogers - 20 J26 at Kansas State* (CTN) L, 57-82 12,528 W. Johnson - 20 F6 Texas Tech* (ESPNU) W, 80-74 7,857 Jerrells - 16 J29 Colorado* (CTN) W, 57-41 11,954 Brackins, Hubalek - 10 F9 at Kansas* (JTV) L, 90-100 16,300 Jerrells - 30 F2 at Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) L, 56-64 11,443 Hubalek - 18 F13 at Oklahoma State* L, 83-93 13,034 Dunn - 26 F5 Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) L, 51-69 11,955 Hubalek - 18 F16 Texas* (ESPN) L, 77-82 10,521 Dunn, Dugat - 19 F9 Texas* (ABC) L, 65-71 (ot) 14,094 Hubalek - 24 F19 at Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 91-92 (ot) 11,005 Jerrells - 29 F13 at Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 64-76 9,339 Hubalek - 23 F23 Kansas State* (FSNSW) W, 92-86 8,712 Jerrells - 24 F16 Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) W, 60-52 14,376 Haluska, Hubalek - 12 F27 at Colorado* (FSNRM) W, 68-57 3,223 Rogers - 24 F23 at Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) L, 64-76 6,274 Hubalek - 17 M1 Missouri* (ESPN Plus) W, 100-89 8,220 Dugat - 18 F27 Kansas* (ESPN) L, 64-75 13,624 W. Johnson - 20 M5 Texas A&M* (ESPN2) L, 57-71 10,545 Diene, Jerrells - 9 M1 at Colorado* (ESPN Classic) L, 55-67 6,684 W. Johnson - 13 M8 at Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 86-73 7,914 Dunn - 38 M5 at Missouri* (ESPN Plus) L, 75-81 (2ot) 7,691 Garrett - 20 M13 vs. Colorado$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) L, 84-91 (2ot) 18,758 Jerrells, Dunn - 20 M8 Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) L, 69-73 14,134 Brackins - 24 M20 vs. Purdue# (CBS) L, 79-90 18,400 Jerrells - 27 M13 vs. Texas A&M$ (ESPN2) L, 46-60 18,758 Brackins - 20

# - NCAA Championship $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. (FSNSW) – Fox Sports Net Southwest (FSNRM) - Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain (CTN) - Cyclone Television (MC) - Mediacom Television *- Big 12 Conference game (CSS) - Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast * - Big 12 Conference game (DTV) - Drake Television

Colorado (12-20, 3-13 Big 12) Kansas (37-3, 13-3 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N9 New Mexico L, 47-54 8,372 Hall - 11 N9 UL-Monroe (JTV) W, 107-78 16,300 Collins - 22 N11 UMKC (JTV) W, 85-62 16,300 Chalmers - 23 N15 vs. Florida A&M W, 83-59 17,190 Silas - 24 N15 Washburn (JTV) W, 92-60 16,300 Arthur - 14 N16 vs. Savannah State W, 58-43 17,190 Roby - 17 N21 Northern Arizona (JTV) W, 87-46 16,300 Arthur - 17 N17 at Wisconsin L, 52-78 17,190 Roby - 20 N25 Arizona (ESPN) W, 76-72 (ot) 16,300 Arthur - 20 N20 Colorado Christian W, 78-58 2,491 Hall - 21 N28 Florida Atlantic (JTV) W, 87-49 16,300 Rush - 17 D2 at USC (FSN) W, 59-55 10,017 Chalmers - 20 N27 at Denver (FSNRM) W, 54-44 5,035 Hall - 18 D5 Eastern Washington (JTV) W, 85-47 16,300 Jackson - 17 N29 at Air Force W, 60-50 5,606 Roby - 21 D8 DePaul (ESPN) W, 84-66 16,300 Kaun - 15 D2 Stanford (ESPNU) L, 43-67 6,175 Hall - 16 D15 vs. Ohio [SC] (ESPN2) W, 88-51 18,482 Chalmers - 17 D8 at Wyoming L, 64-73 5,572 Hall - 15 D18 at Georgia Tech (ESPN) W, 71-66 9,191 Robinson - 17 D12 New Orleans (FSNRM) L, 65-67 2,972 Roby - 27 D22 Miami (Ohio) (JTV) W, 78-54 16,300 Arthur, Jackson - 14 D29 Yale (JTV) W, 86-53 16,300 Jackson - 20 D22 at Colorado State W, 73-70 5,377 Roby - 18 J5 at Boston College (ESPN) W, 85-60 8,606 Jackson - 25 D29 Grambling State W, 93-47 2,634 Roby - 25 J8 Loyola College (Md.) (JTV) W, 90-60 16,300 Collins - 18 J4 SMU (FSNRM) W, 63-52 4,286 Hall - 16 J12 at Nebraska* (ESPN) W, 79-58 13,829 Rush - 19 J7 Tulsa L, 68-81 2,031 Roby - 27 J14 Oklahoma* (ESPN) W, 85-55 16,300 Jackson - 17 J19 at Missouri* (ESPNU) W, 76-70 15,061 Chalmers - 18 J12 at Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) L, 69-86 12,634 Higgins - 15 J23 Iowa State* (ESPN) W, 83-59 16,300 Jackson - 21 J15 Nebraska* (FSNRM) W, 55-51 5,773 Higgins - 13 J26 Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) W, 84-49 16,300 Arthur - 18 J19 at Texas* (ESPN Plus) L, 67-69 16,755 Roby - 18 J30 at Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) L, 75-84 12,528 Chalmers - 19 J23 Kansas State* (ESPNU) L, 56-72 6,992 Roby - 27 F2 at Colorado* (ABC) W, 72-59 10,347 Jackson - 18 F4 Missouri* (ESPN) W, 90-71 16,300 Rush - 19 J26 Missouri* (ESPN Plus) L, 62-66 5,257 Hall - 28 F9 Baylor* (JTV) W, 100-90 16,300 Arthur - 23 J29 at Iowa State* (FSNRM) L, 41-57 11,954 Roby - 13 F11 at Texas* (ESPN) L, 69-72 16,755 Arthur - 22 F2 Kansas* (ABC) L, 59-72 10,347 Roby - 22 F16 Colorado* (ESPN Plus) W, 69-45 16,300 Chalmers - 13 F6 at Oklahoma State* (FSNRM) L, 63-64 13,039 Roby - 22 F23 at Oklahoma State* (CBS) L, 60-61 13,905 Jackson - 16 F27 at Iowa State* (ESPN) W, 75-64 13,624 Arthur - 18 F9 Oklahoma* (ESPNU) W, 72-58 5,206 Hall, Roby - 19 M1 Kansas State* (ESPN) W, 88-74 16,300 Rush - 21 F16 at Kansas* (ESPN Plus) L, 45-69 16,300 Hall - 15 M3 Texas Tech* (ESPN) W, 109-51 16,300 Robinson - 15 F20 Texas Tech* (FSNRM) L, 69-87 4,974 Roby - 25 M8 at Texas A&M* (CBS) W, 72-55 12,054 Arthur, Chalmers - 16 F23 at Missouri* L, 53-60 10,686 Hall - 17 M14 vs. Nebraska$ (ESPN Plus) W, 64-54 18,897 Collins - 13 M15 vs. Texas A&M$ (ESPN Plus/ESPN2) W, 77-71 18,897 Rush - 28 F27 Baylor* (FSNRM) L, 57-68 3,223 Roby - 17 M16 vs. Texas$ (ESPN) W, 84-74 19,047 Chalmers - 30 M1 Iowa State* (ESPN Classic) W, 67-55 6,684 Hall - 31 M20 vs. Portland State# (CBS) W, 85-61 17,162 Rush - 18 M4 at Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) L, 72-78 12,528 Hall - 22 M22 vs. UNLV# (CBS) W, 75-56 17,162 Chalmers - 17 M9 at Nebraska* (FSNRM) L, 49-68 11,901 Coney - 15 M28 vs. Villanova# (CBS) W, 72-57 57,028 Rush - 16 M13 vs. Baylor$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) W, 91-84 (2ot) 18,758 Roby - 32 M30 vs. Davidson# (CBS) W, 59-57 57,563 Chalmers, Kaun - 13 A5 vs. North Carolina# (CBS) W, 84-66 43,718 Rush - 25 M14 vs. Oklahoma$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) L, 49-54 18,897 Roby - 18 A7 vs. Memphis# (CBS) W, 75-68 (ot) 43,257 Arthur - 20

* - Big 12 Conference game # - NCAA Championship $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. * - Big 12 Conference game (FSNRM) - Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain (JTV) – Jayhawk Sports Network [SC} - Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo. April 9, 2008 Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball

Kansas State (21-12, 10-6 Big 12) Nebraska (20-13, 7-9 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N9 Sacramento State (FSNMW) W, 94-63 12,496 Beasley - 32 N10 Presbyterian College W, 67-52 6,099 Maric - 14 N11 Pittsburg State (FSNMW) W, 76-66 12,390 Beasley - 30 N17 Alabama A&M W, 59-45 9,671 Maric - 21 N17 Western Illinois W, 77-64 12,528 Beasley - 28 N20 Norfolk State W, 83-48 9,416 Anderson, Ping - 12 N22 vs. George Mason (ESPN2) L, 77-88 3,163 Beasley - 30 N24 at Creighton L, 62-74 17,049 Miller - 19 N23 vs. UCF (ESPNU) W, 73-71 (ot) 2,903 Beasley - 30 N26 IPFW W, 79-62 9,816 Maric - 30 N25 vs. Rider (ESPNU) W, 82-69 783 Gilbert - 22 D2 Arizona State (ESPNU) W, 62-47 10,273 Dagunduro - 15 N29 Oregon (ESPN2) L, 77-80 (ot) 12,528 Beasley - 24 D5 at Western Kentucky (FSNMW) L, 62-69 (ot) 5,809 Dagunduro, Maric - 17 D4 vs. Notre Dame (ESPN) L, 59-68 8,300 Beasley - 19 D9 Rutgers W, 63-51 9,513 Maric - 19 D9 California (FSNMW) W, 82-75 12,325 Walker - 30 D11 Savannah State W, 82-37 9,576 Ping - 11 D17 Florida A&M [SC] (FSNMW) W, 87-60 17,699 Beasley - 24 D15 vs. Oregon [QC] (FSNMW) W, 88-79 (ot) 12,109 Maric - 23 D22 Winston-Salem St (FSNMW) W, 90-48 9,150 Beasley - 40 D22 North Carolina Central W, 71-28 9,605 Henry - 15 D29 Wagner (FSNMW) W, 101-59 11,402 Walker - 27 D29 Alcorn State W, 77-53 9,877 Dagunduro - 14 D31 vs. Xavier [USBA] (ESPNU) L, 77-103 5,233 Walker - 31 J4 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 86-50 8,539 Maric - 22 J7 Savannah State (FSNMW) W, 85-25 12,380 Beasley - 25 J12 Kansas* (ESPN) L, 58-79 13,829 Maric - 19 J12 at Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) W, 84-82 11,858 Beasley - 32 J15 at Colorado* (FSNMW) L, 51-55 5,773 Miller - 18 J19 Texas A&M* (ESPN) W, 75-54 12,528 Beasley - 21 J19 Baylor* (ESPN Plus) L, 70-72 10,493 Maric - 21 J23 at Colorado* (ESPU) W, 72-56 6,992 Beasley - 29 J26 at Kansas* (ESPN Plus) L, 49-84 16,300 Harley - 16 J26 Iowa State* (FSNMW) W, 82-57 12,528 Beasley - 33 J30 at Missouri* (FSNMW) W, 66-62 8,660 Harley - 15 J30 Kansas* (ESPN Plus) W, 84-75 12,528 Beasley - 25 F2 Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 64-56 11,443 Maric - 14 F2 at Missouri* (ESPN Plus) L, 74-77 12,229 Beasley - 17 F6 at Kansas State* (FSNMW) L, 59-74 12,393 Maric - 16 F6 Nebraska* (FSNMW) W, 74-59 12,393 Beasley - 35 F9 Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 73-62 11,328 Maric - 22 F9 Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 82-61 12,528 Beasley - 23 F13 Missouri* L, 78-86 (ot) 10,108 Maric - 32 F13 at Texas Tech* (ESPN2) L, 75-84 7,742 Walker - 27 F16 at Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) L, 52-60 14,376 Miller - 14 F16 Missouri* (ESPN Plus) W, 100-63 12,528 Beasley - 40 F20 Kansas State* (ESPN2) W, 71-64 11,592 Harley - 20 F20 at Nebraska* (ESPN2) L, 64-71 11,592 Beasley - 17 F23 at Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) W, 65-59 11,207 Harley, Henry - 11 F23 at Baylor* (FSNMW) L, 86-92 8,712 Beasley - 44 F27 Oklahoma* W, 63-45 11,107 Harley - 17 F25 Texas* (ESPN) L, 65-74 12,528 Beasley - 30 M1 at Oklahoma State* (ESPN Plus) L, 63-77 13,439 Harley, Maric - 17 M1 at Kansas* (ESPN) L, 74-88 16,300 Beasley - 39 M4 at Texas* (FSNMW) L, 66-70 14,565 Maric - 17 M4 Colorado* (ESPN Plus) W, 78-72 12,528 Beasley - 33 M9 Colorado* (FSNMW) W, 68-49 11,901 Maric - 17 M8 at Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 73-69 14,134 Pullen - 19 M13 vs. Missouri$ (ESPN Plus) W, 61-56 18,758 Maric - 17 M14 vs. Texas A&M$ (ESPN Plus) L, 60-63 18,897 Beasley - 25 M14 vs. Kansas$ (ESPN Plus) L, 54-64 18,897 Dagunduro - 13 M20 vs. USC# (CBS) W, 80-67 17,162 Beasley - 23 M19 Charlotte# (ESPN Classic) W, 67-48 9,427 Dagunduro - 15 M22 vs. Wisconsin# (CBS) L, 55-72 17,162 Beasley - 23 M24 at Mississippi# (ESPNU) L, 75-85 (ot) 5,149 Maric - 18

# - NCAA Championship $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. # - National Invitation Tournament (FSNMW) - Fox Sports Net Midwest [SC] – Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo. $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. * - Big 12 Conference game * - Big 12 Conference game [USBA] - US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio (FSNMW) – Fox Sports Net Midwest [QC] - Qwest Center, Omaha, Neb.

Missouri (16-16, 6-10 Big 12) Oklahoma (23-12, 9-7 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N12 Central Michigan (MSN) W, 87-76 5,042 Carroll - 23 N8 San Francisco W, 71-55 8,219 B. Griffin - 18 N13 Fordham (MSN) W, 79-55 5,076 Carroll - 16 N9 Denver W, 80-50 8,266 B. Griffin - 15 N16 Southern W, 95-50 5,287 Carroll - 18 N12 Alcorn State (SSN) W, 99-59 8,272 Longar - 20 N19 vs. Michigan State [SC] (ESPNU) L, 83-86 18,022 Hannah - 20 N15 vs. Memphis [MSG] (ESPN2) L, 53-63 7,308 Longar - 13 N16 vs. Gardner-Webb [MSG] (ESPN2) W, 69-55 8,895 B. Griffin - 17 N20 vs. Maryland [SC] (ESPNU) W, 84-70 16,737 Lyons - 23 N21 Morehead State (SSN) W, 74-42 9,732 B. Griffin - 16 N25 Western Illinois (MSN) W, 91-52 4,665 Hannah - 21 N29 at USC (FSN) L, 55-66 9,288 Clark, Johnson - 13 N28 at Arkansas (MSN) L, 91-94 18,621 Hannah - 28 D2 at TCU (CSTV) W, 90-66 3,858 Crocker - 24 D1 at California (FSN) L, 72-86 7,115 M. Lawrence - 17 D5 Tulsa (SSN) W, 81-55 9,203 Crocker - 22 D8 Purdue (ESPN2) W, 73-63 7,699 Lyons - 13 D8 Stephen F. Austin (SSN) L, 62-66 9,598 Longar - 19 D15 McNeese State (MSN) W, 81-44 4,144 Two with 14 D15 Arkansas (ESPN2) W, 83-72 12,077 Johnson, Longar - 17 D17 North Carolina A&T (MSN) W, 94-66 5,047 Carroll - 22 D20 vs. Gonzaga (ESPN2) W, 72-68 13,135 Longar - 16 D22 vs. Illinois [STC] (ESPN2) L, 58-59 21,941 Lyons - 15 D29 vs. West Virginia [CCC] (ESPN2) W, 88-82 (2ot) 12,380 Longar - 22 D27 Coppin State (MSN) W, 72-38 6,565 Carroll - 19 J5 Rice (SSN) W, 61-49 10,630 B. Griffin - 18 D30 at Mississippi State (MSN) L, 75-87 8,249 M. Lawrence - 28 J7 Mount St. Mary’s W, 81-57 8,958 B. Griffin - 26 J8 UMKC (MSN) W, 96-76 5,656 Lyons - 22 J12 Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) L, 82-84 11,858 B. Griffin - 27 J12 Texas* (ESPN Plus) W, 97-84 13,085 K. Lawrence - 18 J14 at Kansas* (ESPN) L, 55-85 16,300 Longar - 21 J19 Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 63-61 11,246 T. Griffin, Longar - 16 J16 at Iowa State* (MSN) L, 67-72 12,503 Carroll - 19 J26 at Baylor* (ESPN Plus) W, 77-71 10,393 B. Griffin - 17 J19 Kansas* (ESPNU) L, 70-76 15,061 Hannah - 23 J28 Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 64-61 11,141 T. Griffin - 20 J23 at Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) L, 84-92 7,317 K. Lawrence - 24 F2 at Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) L, 52-60 13,158 Godbold - 22 J26 at Colorado* (ESPN Plus) W, 66-62 5,257 Lyons - 22 F6 Texas* (ESPN2) L, 54-64 10,371 B. Griffin - 19 J30 Nebraska* (MSN) L, 62-66 8,660 Carroll - 15 F9 at Colorado* (ESPNU) L, 58-72 5,206 B. Griffin - 25 F2 Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) W, 77-74 12,229 Tiller - 20 F13 Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 76-64 9,339 Crocker - 22 F4 at Kansas* (ESPN) L, 71-90 16,300 K. Lawrence - 25 F16 at Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 66-64 8,788 Johnson - 20 F9 Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) L, 69-77 12,742 Lyons - 24 F19 Baylor* (ESPN Plus) W, 92-91 (ot) 11,005 B. Griffin - 29 F13 at Nebraska* (MSN) W, 86-78 (ot) 10,108 K. Lawrence - 19 F23 at Texas* (ABC) L, 45-62 16,056 B. Griffin - 16 F16 at Kansas State* (ESPN Plus) L, 63-100 12,528 M. Lawrence - 20 F27 at Nebraska* L, 45-63 11,107 B. Griffin - 17 F23 Colorado* (MSN) W, 60-53 10,686 K. Lawrence - 16 M1 Texas A&M* (ESPN) W, 64-37 12,202 Longar - 14 F26 Oklahoma State* (ESPNU) L, 73-75 7,692 Lyons - 27 M5 at Oklahoma State* (ESPN Plus) W, 68-56 13,910 Crocker - 25 M8 Missouri* (ABC) W, 75-66 12,305 Johnson - 18 M1 at Baylor* (ESPN Plus) L, 89-100 8,220 Lyons - 22 M14 vs. Colorado$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) W, 54-49 18,897 Crocker - 12 M5 Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 81-75 (2ot) 7,691 Carroll - 26 M15 vs. Texas$ (ESPN Plus/ESPN2) L, 49-77 18,897 B. Griffin - 20 M8 at Oklahoma* (ABC) L, 66-75 12,305 Carroll, Lyons - 18 M21 vs. Saint Joseph’s# (CBS) W, 72-64 14,315 Godbold - 25 M13 vs. Nebraska$ (ESPN Plus) L, 56-61 18,758 K. Lawrence - 15 M23 vs. Louisville# (CBS) L, 48-78 14,606 Godbold - 15 $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. [SC} - Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo. [STC] - Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Mo. # - NCAA Championship $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. * - Big 12 Conference game (MSN) - Mizzou Sports Network * - Big 12 Conference game [CCC] - Charleston Civic Center Coliseum, Charleston, W. Va. (SSN) – Sooner Sports Network [MSG] - Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. Big 12 Conference Men’s Basketball April 9, 2008

Oklahoma State (17-16, 7-9 Big 12) Texas A&M (25-11, 8-8 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N9 Prairie View A&M W, 104-48 12,960 Anderson - 29 N9 McNeese State W, 73-50 9,276 Carter - 14 N14 at North Texas (CSN) L, 73-82 6,793 Dove - 23 N13 Oral Roberts (ESPNU) W, 67-53 8,442 Carter - 15 N19 vs. LSU (ESPN2) W, 83-77 2,500 Anderson - 25 N14 UTEP (ESPNU) W, 81-76 8,429 Carter - 23 N17 Ouachita Baptist W, 85-59 8,237 Davis - 15 N20 vs. Marquette (ESPN) L, 61-91 2,500 Harris - 17 N21 vs. Washington [MSG] (ESPN2) W, 77-63 8,388 Sloan - 18 N21 vs. Illinois (ESPN2) L, 49-65 2,500 Anderson - 12 N23 vs. Ohio State [MSG] (ESPN2) W, 70-47 6,054 Roland - 15 D1 Washington (ESPN) W, 96-71 13,172 Anderson - 22 N28 Alabama (ESPNU) W, 76-63 10,328 Sloan - 15 D5 TAMU-Corpus Christi (CSN) W, 60-46 12,700 Anderson - 22 D2 at Arizona (FSN) L, 67-78 14,598 Carter - 17 D8 East Tennessee State (CSN) W, 78-65 12,861 Anderson - 26 D8 Texas State W, 109-73 9,879 Jordan, Sloan - 18 D15 at Pittsburgh (ESPN) L, 68-85 12,280 Dove - 17 D16 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (FSNSW) W, 64-37 7,789 Carter - 16 D20 vs. Oral Roberts (ESPN2) L, 59-74 13,135 Dove - 18 D19 Detroit W, 79-39 8,912 Jordan - 14 D22 UT-Arlington (CSN) W, 69-64 9,799 Anderson - 15 D22 UC Irvine W, 88-66 8,064 Kirk, Sloan - 14 D31 Northwestern State W, 82-36 9,393 Anderson - 21 D29 Florida A&M W, 83-54 8,089 Carter - 20 J2 UT-San Antonio W, 73-61 9,917 Harris - 21 D31 Rice W, 68-41 8,702 Carter, Jordan - 16 J5 LSU (ESPNU) W, 79-53 12,255 Sloan - 17 J7 Rogers State W, 62-53 12,963 Anderson - 15 J12 Colorado* (ESPN Plus) W, 86-69 12,634 Kirk - 15 J12 Texas Tech* (CBS) W, 74-55 13,395 Muonelo - 21 J16 at Texas Tech* (ESPN2) L, 53-68 11,268 Carter, Jones - 11 J15 at Baylor* (CSN) L, 71-79 6,837 Harris - 23 J19 at Kansas State* (ESPN) L, 54-75 12,528 Carter - 13 J19 at Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) L, 66-73 13,499 Dove, Harris - 17 J23 Baylor* L, 110-116 (5ot) 12,234 Davis - 30 J21 Texas* (ESPN) L, 61-63 13,117 Anderson - 17 J26 at Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 59-56 12,452 Carter - 13 J26 Texas A&M* (ESPN) L, 56-59 12,452 Anderson - 15 J30 Texas* (ESPN2) W, 80-63 13,555 Carter - 19 J28 at Oklahoma* (ESPN) L, 61-64 11,141 Muonelo - 25 F2 Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) W, 60-52 13,158 Jones - 18 F2 at Texas Tech* (ESPN) L, 60-67 8,351 Thomas - 16 F5 at Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 69-51 11,955 Davis - 16 F6 Colorado* (CSN) W, 64-63 13,039 Anderson - 16 F9 at Missouri* (ESPN Plus) W, 77-69 12,742 Sloan - 21 F9 at Kansas State* (ESPN) L, 61-82 12,528 Harris - 16 F16 Oklahoma State* (ABC) L, 54-59 13,584 Jordan - 15 F18 at Texas* (ESPN) L, 50-77 16,755 Carter - 11 F13 Baylor* W, 93-83 13,034 Eaton - 25 F23 Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) L, 59-65 11,207 Roland - 13 F16 at Texas A&M* (ABC) W, 59-54 13,584 Eaton - 17 F27 Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 98-54 10,032 Kirk - 16 F23 Kansas* (CBS) W, 61-60 13,905 Eaton - 26 M1 at Oklahoma* (ESPN) L, 37-64 12,202 Carter, Jordan - 10 F26 at Missouri* (ESPNU) W, 75-73 7,692 Three with 15 M5 at Baylor* (ESPN2) W, 71-57 10,545 Carter, Sloan - 17 M1 Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) W, 77-63 13,439 Eaton - 20 M8 Kansas* (CBS) L, 55-72 12,054 Kirk, Sloan - 15 M5 Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 56-68 13,910 Muonelo - 15 M13 vs. Iowa State$ (ESPN2) W, 60-47 18,758 Kirk, Sloan - 12 M9 at Texas * (ESPN) L, 57-62 16,505 Eaton, Harris - 12 M14 vs. Kansas State$ (ESPN Plus) W, 63-60 18,897 Kirk - 19 M13 vs. Texas Tech$ (ESPN2) W, 76-72 18,758 Anderson - 18 M15 vs. Kansas$ (ESPN Plus/ESPN2) L, 71-77 18,897 Davis - 16 M14 vs. Texas$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) L, 59-66 18,897 Thomas - 19 M20 vs. BYU# (CBS) W, 67-62 17,600 Carter - 26 M18 at Southern Illinois# (ESPN2) L, 53-69 5,353 Harris - 20 M22 vs. UCLA# (CBS) L, 49-51 17,600 Sloan - 12 # - NCAA Championship # - National Invitation Tournament $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. * - Big 12 Conference game * - Big 12 Conference game (CSN) - Cowboy Sports Network [MSG] - Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. Texas (31-7, 13-3 Big 12) Texas Tech (16-15, 7-9 Big 12)

Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer Date Opponent Result Attn. High Scorer N12 UT-San Antonio (LSN) W, 58-37 10,840 Augustin - 19 N16 UC Davis W, 73-42 10,792 Abrams - 21 N10 UC Riverside (TTTN) W, 68-56 3,277 Zeno - 19 N18 Arkansas-Monticello W, 100-52 10,483 Abrams - 30 N14 at Sam Houston State (TTTN) L, 54-56 4,842 Zeno - 16 N23 vs. New Mexico State (VERSUS) W, 102-87 1,000 Abrams - 31 N17 Stephen F. Austin (TTTN) W, 60-44 5,762 Zeno - 23 N24 vs. Tennessee (VERSUS) W, 97-78 4,327 Augustin - 23 N22 at Alaska-Anchorage (ESPN360) W, 74-47 8,209 Roberson - 22 N28 Texas Southern W, 98-61 10,518 Augustin - 20 N23 vs. Gonzaga (ESPN360) W, 73-63 8,700 Voskuil - 28 D2 at UCLA (FSN) W, 63-61 12,048 Augustin, James - 19 D5 North Texas (LSN) W, 88-72 10,913 Augustin - 29 N24 vs. Butler (ESPN2) L, 71-81 8,700 Zeno - 17 D8 at Rice (CSTV) [TC] W, 80-54 5,911 Three players - 18 N28 TCU (TTTN) W, 71-58 5,942 Zeno - 26 D15 Texas State (LSN) W, 96-81 12,863 Atchley - 26 D1 at Centenary (TTTN) L, 66-70 1,112 Zeno - 21 D18 Oral Roberts (LSN) W, 66-56 11,540 Augustin - 24 D5 Louisiana Tech (TTTN) W, 86-31 5,742 Zeno - 16 D22 vs. Michigan State [PAH] (ESPN) L, 72-78 22,076 Abrams - 24 D15 at New Mexico (VERSUS) L, 63-80 16,720 Singletary - 25 D29 Wisconsin (ESPN2) L, 66-67 16,438 James - 21 D22 vs. Stanford [AAC] (ESPN2) L, 61-62 7,119 Zeno - 14 J2 TCU (LSN) W, 67-59 12,157 James - 29 J5 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) (LSN) W, 81-62 12,525 Augustin - 30 D29 Northwestern State (TTTN) W, 95-71 6,402 Roberson - 28 J12 at Missouri* (ESPN Plus) L, 84-97 13,085 James - 27 J1 Lamar (TTTN) W, 77-75 5,075 Zeno - 28 J19 Colorado* (ESPN Plus) W, 69-67 16,755 Augustin - 25 J5 UTEP (ESPNU) W, 75-68 6,458 Zeno - 25 J21 at Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 63-61 13,117 Augustin - 26 J12 at Oklahoma State* (CBS) L, 55-74 13,395 Zeno - 10 J26 Texas Tech* (ESPN Plus) W, 73-47 16,755 Augustin - 19 J16 Texas A&M* (ESPN2) W, 68-53 11,268 Zeno - 19 J30 at Texas A&M* (ESPN2) L, 63-80 13,555 Augustin, Pittman - 14 F2 Baylor* (ESPN Plus) W, 80-72 15,458 Abrams - 20 J19 at Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 61-63 11,246 Zeno - 17 F6 at Oklahoma* (ESPN2) W, 64-54 10,371 Abrams - 22 J23 Missouri* (ESPN Plus) W, 92-84 7,317 Zeno - 33 F9 at Iowa State* (ABC) W, 71-65 (ot) 14,094 Abrams - 25 J26 at Texas* (ESPN Plus) L, 47-73 16,755 Singletary - 11 F11 Kansas* (ESPN) W, 72-69 16,755 Atchley - 16 F2 Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 67-60 8,351 Roberson - 20 F16 at Baylor* (ESPN) W, 82-77 10,521 James - 19 F6 at Baylor* (ESPNU) L, 74-80 7,857 Singletary - 20 F18 Texas A&M* (ESPN) W, 77-50 16,755 Augustin - 27 F9 at Nebraska* (ESPN Plus) L, 62-73 11,328 Zeno - 16 F23 Oklahoma* (ABC) W, 62-45 16,056 Augustin - 19 F25 at Kansas State* (ESPN) W, 74-65 12,528 Augustin - 24 F13 Kansas State* (ESPN2) W, 84-75 7,742 Voskuil - 30 M1 at Texas Tech* (CBS) L, 80-83 11,184 Augustin - 30 F16 Oklahoma* (ESPN Plus) L, 64-66 8,788 Zeno - 18 M4 Nebraska* (LSN) W, 70-66 14,565 Augustin - 22 F20 at Colorado * (TTTN) W, 87-69 4,974 Roberson, Voskuil - 20 M9 Oklahoma State* (ESPN) W, 62-57 16,505 Augustin - 20 F23 Iowa State* (ESPN Plus) W, 76-64 6,274 Zeno - 23 M14 vs. Oklahoma State$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) W, 66-59 18,897 Augustin - 24 F27 at Texas A&M* (ESPN Plus) L, 54-98 10,032 Voskuil - 11 M15 vs. Oklahoma$ (ESPN Plus/ESPNU) W, 77-49 18,897 Abrams - 24 M16 vs. Kansas$ (ESPN) L, 74-84 19,047 Augustin - 20 M1 Texas* (CBS) W, 83-80 11,184 Voskuil - 18 M21 vs. Austin Peay# (CBS) W, 74-54 16,060 Abrams - 26 M3 at Kansas* (ESPN) L, 51-109 16,300 Zeno - 19 M23 vs. Miami (Fla.)# (CBS) W, 75-72 16,060 Abrams - 26 M8 Baylor* (ESPN Plus) L, 73-86 7,914 Zeno - 27 M28 vs. Stanford# (CBS) W, 82-62 32,931 Augustin - 23 M13 vs. Oklahoma State$ (ESPN2) L, 72-76 18,758 Voskuil - 19 M30 vs. Memphis# (CBS) L, 67-85 32,798 Abrams - 17 $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. * - Big 12 Conference game # - NCAA Championship $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. [AAC] - American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas * - Big 12 Conference game (LSN) - Longhorn Sports Network (TTTN) – Texas Tech Television Network [TC] - Toyota Center, Houston, Texas [PAH] - Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich.