Basketball History Records All-Time Head Coaches ------131 30- Club ------192 All-Time Jersey Numbers------162 1,000-Point Club ------195 All-Time Lettermen ------157 20- Club ------194 All-Time Records 500-Rebound Club ------198 Against Opponents ------147 150-Blocked Shots Clubs ----- 199 All-Time Records by Site ------149 200-Steals Clubs ------199 All-Time Results ------132 300-Assists Clubs ------199 All-Time Starting Lineups----- 160 Annual Leaders ------190 Cougar All-Americans ------170 C-USA Tournament Records -- 188 Cougar All-Conference Players -- 172 Hofheinz Pavilion Records ---- 186 Cougar Almanac ------126 Attendance Records ------187 Cougar Greats ------164 Individual Game Records 180-181 Cougar Olympians ------175 Individual Season Records181-182 Cougars In The NBA ------177 Individual Career Records182-183 Cougars In The NBA --- 176 NCAA & NIT Records ------189 Game of the Century ------129 Team Single Game Records --- 183 Four-Year Lettermen ------159 Team Single Season Records -- 184 Historical Highlights ----- 122-125 The Last Time ------200 UH in Top 25------153 Top Opponent Performances - 193 UH versus Top 25 Teams - 155-156 Year-by-Year Record ------130-131 Cougar Historical Highlights rom ’s Game-of-the-Century to five NCAA Final Four appearances, to one of college basketball’s most famous teams, to producing three of the greatest players of all time, to winning conference championships in four different leagues...

H How could a group of World War II veterans attending I the University of on the GI Bill know a meeting S T with former Physical Education chairman Harry Fouke O R would have such an impact? They went to the meeting de- Y termined to convince Fouke that the University should field an intercollegiate athletics program. Persuaded to begin a program, Fouke talked fellow Physi- cal Education professor into serving as head coach for the Cougars. Tryouts were held in September 1945, and three months later Houston was competing as a member of the .

1940s the year with an overall 21.1 scoring av- 1950s The Cougars played their first game erage. One of the nation’s best leagues in against defending LSC champion, North Proving that their first conference the 1950s, the Missouri Valley Confer- . The starting lineup that night con- championship wasn’t a fluke, the Cougars ence featured teams that were ranked na- sisted of team captain and Guy V. won a second LSC championship the fol- tionally among the top five 13 times be- Lewis, forwards Jack Wagner and Dick lowing year as Lewis averaged 19.7 points tween 1950-60. The Cougars played Pratt, along with guards Willie Wells and per game and Wells added 10.2 points their first game against a nationally- Charlie Carpenter. per contest. Houston finished the 1946- ranked team in 1950-51, when they The Cougars served notice early 47 season with a 15-7 overall record and played fifth-ranked Bradley. Later that that they would be tough to handle as was 11-1 in LCS play. season, Houston faced top-ranked Okla- they defeated North Texas, 62-35. Lewis After spending three years as a homa State, which was coached by the led the Cougars with 19 points. Wells member of the Lone Star Conference, legendary on February 21. The added 16 points and Pratt, who scored Houston joined the Gulf Coast Confer- Cougars also faced top-ranked Cincinnati Houston’s first , ended the game ence in 1949-50 and won its third con- and second-ranked Bradley in back-to- with 12. ference championship in five seasons. The back games twice in 1959-60. Houston went on to finish the sea- Cougars ended that year with a 16-7 over- In 1955-56, Houston was ranked son with a 10-4 record and won the Lone all record and were 6-0 in the GCC be- in the national wire service polls for the Star Conference with an 8-2 league fore joining the Missouri Valley Confer- first time. The Cougars were ranked 18th record. Lewis set a conference record with ence in 1950. on February 18, climbed as high as num- 210 points in 10 league games and ended ber 14 and finished the season ranked

122 Cougar Historical Highlights Houston returned to the NCAA Tourna- cans that included Ollie Taylor, point ment in 1965 and began a streak of four guard Poo Welch, 6-8 standout Dwight consecutive NCAA berths. Davis and Louis Dunbar. Taylor led the In 1964, Lewis signed two of the Cougars to the NCAA Sweet 16 finish in first three African-American athletes in 1969-70. Welch and Davis led Houston school history: and Don to another NCAA Sweet 16 the follow- Chaney. Hayes, the only three-time, first- ing year. team All-American in school history, Houston played in its third straight combined with Chaney, a 1968 All- NCAA Tournament in 1971-72, and American, to lead Houston to its first two Dwight Jones played for the U.S. Olym- NCAA Final Four appearances in 1967 pic team later that summer. In 1972-73, and 1968. Houston played in the NCAA Tourna- H In 1968, the Cougars played in col- ment for a fourth straight year. That team I lege basketball’s most significant game of was led by Jones and Dunbar, a 6’10” S the 20th century, when second-ranked player who helped redefine the meaning T of versatility because he could play all five Houston played defending national O positions on the court. He took those Gary Phillips became the first Cougar to champion UCLA in the on R January 20, 1968. skills and played 25 years with the Harlem earn All-American honors in 1960-61. Y Not only did the game have two Globetrotters. 17th by the Associated Press. outstanding teams, but it also featured In 1975-76, Houston began play- In addition to its outstanding teams, two consensus All-Americans and future ing in the and the Missouri Valley Conference was full Naismith Hall of Fame players in the first competed against Arkansas, Baylor, Rice, of outstanding players and produced 28 nationally televised regular season game. SMU, Texas, Texas A&M, TCU and All-American performers during the If that wasn’t enough, it also marked the 1950s. Those players included Houston’s first game played in a domed stadium Gary Phillips, three-time national Player- with an attendance over 50,000 people. of-the-Year of Cincin- The contest lived up to all of its pre- nati and former star Chet game hype, as Hayes sank two free throws Walker of Bradley. in the final 29 seconds to give the Cou- Houston’s best finish in the league’s gars a 71-69 victory. After beating the standings came in 1955-56, when the Bruins, Houston finished the 1968 regu- Cougars won their only MVC champi- lar season with a 28-0 record and was onship in Pasche’s final season as head named the Associated Press and UPI wire coach. That team finished with a 19-7 service national champion. overall record and was the school’s first Playing without their starting point team to play in the NCAA Tournament. guard George Reynolds in the NCAA After the 1956 NCAA Tournament, Tournament, the Cougars advanced to three-year assistant coach and former their second straight NCAA Final Four team captain, Guy V. Lewis, replaced before falling to UCLA in a semifinal Pasche and spent the next 30 years help- game, 101-69, as the Bruins used a box- ing revolutionize intercollegiate basket- and-one defense to handcuff Hayes. ball. Houston ended the season as the first A three-time, First- team in school history to win 30 games Team All-American, 1960s with a 31-2 record. Elvin Hayes put the Houston left the Missouri Valley UH basketball pro- Conference in 1960 and became a na- gram on the national tional powerhouse as an independent Houston’s national success contin- map when he led during the next decade. The Cougars ued in the 1970s as the Cougars opened the Cougars to two played in six postseason tournaments be- the decade with four straight NCAA NCAA Final Four appearances in 1967 tween 1960 and 1968. Tournament appearances before 1975-76. and 1968. He also scored 29 points to help Houston opened the decade play- Early in the decade, the Cougars Houston upset UCLA January 20, 1968 ing in the NCAA Tournament in 1960- featured a lineup of perennial All-Ameri- at the Astrodome. 61 and played in the NIT in 1961-62.

123 Cougar Historical Highlights Led by All-Americans Clyde law. They joined Upchurch and led the Consensus All-American Drexler and , Phi Cougars to a 25-6 record. Otis Birdsong was Slama Jama finished the season with a 31- Following a 1993 NIT appearance, named the South- 3 record after putting together a 26-game Foster resigned as head coach, and Alvin west Conference winning streak and ending the regular Brooks replaced him after serving as an Player-of-the- season ranked Number One. Phi Slama assistant coach at UH for seven years. Decade after lead- Jama also recorded a perfect 16-0 South- Brooks enjoyed his best season as a head ing Houston to west Conference record while winning the coach in 1995-96 when he led Houston the 1977 NIT league’s regular season and SWC Postsea- to a 17-10 record and a second-place fin- Champion- son Classic championships. After earning ish in the final season of the Southwest ship the AP and UPI wire service champion- Conference. Houston also upset third- H game. ships, Houston advanced to the NCAA ranked Memphis that year. I Championship game for the first time in The following year, Houston joined school history before being upset by Conference USA and began competing S North Carolina State. again in one of the nation’s top leagues. T T Houston also was a NCAA Tour- In its first six years of existence, C-USA O nament finalist in 1983-84 after the Cou- has produced 43 postseason tournament R gars set a school record with 32 wins. teams, including four Sweet 16 teams and Y Texas Tech. The Cougars went on to win Olajuwon was named a Consensus All- two Elite Eight squads in the NCAA three SWC regular season championships American after leading the nation in field Tournament. and five SWC Postseason Tournaments goal percentage, rebounding and blocked Houston produced three all-Con- during the next 20 years. shots. The following season, the Cougars ference USA performers during its first Houston also continued producing played in the NIT. three seasons as a league member. Gee All-American players. Otis Birdsong was After the 1985-86 season Lewis an- Gervin was named a first-team all-Con- named a consensus All-American in 1977 nounced his retirement as coach and ference USA player in both 1998-99 and after leading Houston to the NIT cham- ended his career with a 592-280 record. 1999-00. Galen Robinson was a third- pionship game. Birdsong also was named He also led the Cougars to 14 NCAA team all-C-USA player in both 1996-97 the SWC Player-of-the-Year after setting Tournament appearances and two NIT and 1997-98. Kenny Younger also earned the SWC scoring record with 30.3 points berths. third-team all-Conference USA honors in per game and leading the Cougars to a took over the helm in second-place finish in the league stand- 1986-87 and led the Cougars to another ings. Later, he was chosen the league’s NCAA Tournament berth that same year. Player-of-the-Decade. A year later, the Cougars played in the After playing in the NIT champi- 1988 NIT and advanced to the second onship game in 1976-77, Houston won round with a victory over Fordham. its first SWC Postseason Tournament title Houston closed out the decade with an- in 1977-78 to earn the league’s automatic other NCAA Tournament appearance in berth to the NCAA Tournament. 1989-90, as all-SWC forwards and Craig Upchurch led the Cou- 1980s gars to a 25-8 record. The Cougars returned to the NCAA Tournament in 1980-81 and be- 1990s gan one of the most successful runs in Foster led Houston to one more school history during the next three years, NCAA Tournament and two NIT berths when the Cougars played in the 1982, during the 1990s. After a season-ending Hakeem Olajuwon 1983 and 1984 NCAA Final Fours. back injury to all-SWC performer Craig helped lead Houston Houston’s most famous team dur- Upchurch, Houston recovered to play in to three straight ing that span was the 1982-83 squad, the 1991 NIT. The Cougars returned to NCAA Final Four which was coined “” by the NCAA Tournament in 1991-92, as appearances. Houston had an 88-16 record Tommy Bonk, a former Houston Post and Houston reloaded with SWC Newcom- during Olajuwon’s three seasons as a Cougar. current Los Angeles Times columnist. ers-of-the-Year Sam Mack and Bo Out-

124 Cougar Historical Highlights 1998-99. replaced Brooks as HOUSTON’S MILESTONE GAMES head coach in 1998-99, and led Hous- Firsts and Lasts ton to its first C-USA Tournament vic- First Game ------1-10-46 vs. North Texas (W 62-35) First Victory ------1-10-46 vs. North Texas (62-35) tory over Marquette in 1999-00. George First Loss ------1-10-46 vs. North Texas Williams also became the first Cougar in First NCAA Tournament------1955-56 school history to earn C-USA all-fresh- First NCAA Tournament Game ------3-16-56 vs. SMU (L 89-74) man team honors in that season. Last NCAA Tournament ------1991-92 Last NCAA Tournament Game ------3-19-92 vs. Georgia Tech (L 65-60) The Second Millennium First NIT Tournament------1961-62 Drexler resigned after the 2000 First NIT Tournament Game ------3-17-62 vs. Dayton (L 94-77) Conference USA Tournament, and Ray Last NIT Tournament ------2001-02 H Last NIT Tournament Game ------3-13-02 at Vanderbilt (L 50-59) McCallum was named Houston’s sixth I head coach on April 20, 2000. S In McCallum’s first season, Game Milestones First Game ------1-10-46 vs. North Texas (W 62-35) T McDonald’s High School All-American T 100th Game ------2-8-50 vs. Trinity (W 80-49) Alton Ford earned C-USA All-Freshman O 200th Game ------3-5-53 at Oklahoma State (L 68-48) R Team honors and was named a Fourth- 300th Game ------2-16-57 at Memphis (L 96-86) Team Freshman All-American in 400th Game ------2-11-61 vs. Oklahoma City (W 107-78) Y 2000-01, before being selected by the 500th Game ------1-4-65 vs. Oklahoma City (W 61-54) in the second round of the 600th Game ------2-24-68 vs. Valparaiso (W 158-81) 2001 NBA Draft. 700th Game ------12-20-71 vs. Washington State (W 84-73) In 2001-02, Houston enjoyed its 800th Game ------12-6-75 vs. Cal Poly-SLO (W 74-63) most successful year in nearly a decade as 900th Game ------12-4-78 vs. St. Mary’s-Texas (W 120-60) the Cougars finished the season with an 1,000th Game ------1-26-82 at SMU (L 73-71 OT) 18-15 record. They also finished second 1,100th Game ------12-28-84 vs. BYU-Hawaii (W 100-77) in Conference USA’s National Division 1,200th Game ------2-17-88 vs. TCU (W 66-47) 1,300th Game ------3-2-91 vs. Texas A&M (W 71-68) with a 9-7 mark, advanced to the semifi- 1,400th Game ------12-30-94 vs. Colorado (L 85-66) nals of the C-USA Tournament and 1,500th Game ------2-26-98 at Memphis (2-26-98) earned a bid to the NIT. Individually, 1,600th Game ------12-30-01 vs. Tennessee State (W 91-60) Louis Truscott became the fourth Cou- gar to garner All-Conference USA hon- Milestone Victories ors when he was selected Third-Team, All- First Victory ------1-10-46 vs. North Texas (62-35) C-USA. 100th Victory ------2-17-54 vs. Sam Houston State (81-66) Last season, Houston earned its 200th Victory ------1-26-61 vs. Loyola-New Orleans (92-56) third straight berth into the C-USA Tour- 300th Victory ------12-28-66 vs. Kent State at Jonesboro, Ark. (85-73) nament and Truscott was named a First- 400th Victory ------1-13-71 at Lamar (106-88) Team, All-C-USA selection after finish- 500th Victory ------2-3-76 vs. Houston Baptist (91-71) 600th Victory ------1-17-81 vs. Lamar (70-64) ing sixth among national leaders in 700th Victory ------12-1-84 vs. Campbell (73-64) rebounding and registering 20 double- 800th Victory ------2-24-90 at SMU (71-63) doubles. 900th Victory ------2-21-96 at Texas A&M (79-75) 950th Victory ------2-28-01 vs. Marquette (66-64)

Milestone Losses First Loss ------1-17-46 vs. Sam Houston State (40-41) 100th Loss ------12-18-55 at Detroit (80-83) 200th Loss ------2-9-63 vs. Tulsa (69-76) 300th Loss ------1-2-77 at UCLA (83-96) 400th Loss ------1-24-87 at Texas A&M (45-57) 500th Loss ------1-21-95 at Texas A&M (68-73) 600th Loss ------12-31-00 vs. Georgetown (12-31-00)

125 Cougar Basketball Almanac All-Americans - The has Conference USA - The 2003-04 season will be 693 in the Astrodome on January 20, 1968. produced 19 All-American players since the the ninth year for the 14-team league that be- Houston’s All-American Elvin Hayes out-dueled Cougars began playing basketball in 1946. Gary gan in 1995-96. Conference USA includes Lew Alcindor, who later changed his name to Phillips was the first Cougar to earn All-Ameri- Houston, Charlotte, Cincinnati, DePaul, East Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, in the historic, first-ever can honors in 1961, and Elvin Hayes is Carolina, Louisville, Marquette, Memphis, Saint nationally televised collegiate game. Hayes Houston’s only three-time All-American. Otis Louis, South Florida, Southern Miss, Tulane, scored 39 points and pulled down 15 rebounds Birdsong was named a consensus All-American TCU and UAB. Army is a football playing mem- while he limited Abdul-Jabbar to 15 points. in 1977, and Hakeem Olajuwon became the bers only. third Cougar to earn consensus All-American Gervin, Gee- Gee Gervin became the first Cou- honors in 1984. Dream Team- Two of the most famous Cou- gar to earn first-team All-Conference USA hon- gars in the 1980s, Clyde Drexler and Hakeem ors in 1998-99 after he became the first player All-Time Record- Houston enters the 2003-04 Olajuwon, were members of the USA’s Dream in C-USA history to lead the league in scoring season with an all-time record of 969 wins and Teams in 1992 and 1996. Drexler was a mem- and assists with 20.6 points and 4.08 assists per H 627 losses in 58 seasons. The Cougars began ber of the original “Dream Team” in 1992 that game. Gervin also was named a first-team playing basketball on January 10, 1946, when won an Olympic Gold Medal in Barcelona. Ola- All-C-USA performer for the second straight I Houston defeated North Texas, 62-35. juwon was named to “Dream Team III” in 1996 year in 1999-00. S when the USA won the Olympic Gold Medal T AP Poll - Houston was ranked in the final AP in Atlanta. Gulf Coast Conference - Houston was a mem- poll seven times between 1967-84. During that ber of the Gulf Coast Conference in 1949-50 O span, the Cougars ended the season as the top- Drexler, Clyde- Clyde Drexler is the only Cou- when the Cougars won the league champion- R ranked team in the poll in 1968 and 1983. UH gar to amass more than 1,000 points, 900 re- ship. Midwestern State, North Texas State and Y also was ranked among the Top 10 teams on bounds, 300 assists and 250 steals. Drexler was Trinity were the other members of the GCC. two other occasions. named the Southwest Conference Newcomer- of-the-Year after setting a school freshman record Hall of Fame - One former Cougar player is a Birdsong, Otis- A consensus All-American in with 10.5 rebounds per game. He also averaged member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of 1977, Otis Birdsong became the first sophomore 11.9 points per contest. He led Houston to two Fame. Elvin Hayes was enshrined in 1990. in school history to register 1,000 career points NCAA Final Four appearances during the next and finished his career as second on Houston’s two years and earned first-team All-American Hayes, Elvin- Using a patented turnaround all-time scoring charts with 2,832 points. He honors in 1983, after leading “Phi Slama Jama” jumper, Elvin Hayes put the University on the also ranks among Houston’s all-time career as- to the NCAA title game. college basketball map in 1968, when he led sists and steals leaders with 355 assists and 217 After an illustrious NBA career, Drexler was the Cougars to a 71-69 victory over top-ranked steals. During his senior season, Birdsong led named head coach at his alma mater and com- UCLA in the Astrodome. Hayes was a two-time Houston to a 29-8 record and the NIT’s cham- piled a 19-39 record in two seasons. He led the consensus All-America performer and led the pionship game versus St. Bonaventure. Cougars to five Conference USA wins in 1998- Cougars to an 81-12 record and three NCAA 99 and the Cougars’ first C-USA Tournament Tournament berths in his three seasons as a Chaney, Don- The current head coach with the victory in 1999-00. The five C-USA wins were player. He scored 50 points in three games and , joined Elvin the most league victories by Houston since the 40 points 14 times in his illustrious career. Hayes as the first two African-Americans to sign Cougars joined the league in 1996-97. with Houston in 1964. Chaney and Hayes com- Hendrix, Lloyd- A four-year lettermen from bined to lead the Cougars to an 81-12 record Dunbar, Louis- As a member of the Harlem 1947-51, Lloyd Hendrix was the first Cougar and two NCAA Final Fours in their three sea- Globetrotters, “Sweet” Louis Dunbar enter- to score 1,000 points in his career. Hendrix tal- sons at the school. tained basketball fans for more than 25 seasons. lied 1,026 points and ranks 36th on Houston’s Dunbar, who at 6-10, was one of the first big current career scoring list. Cougars – Athletic teams at the University of men to play point guard when he played at Houston have been called the Cougars since Houston in 1973-75. He played all five posi- Independent- Houston was independent of any 1927, the year the school was founded as a jun- tions on the floor during his Cougar career. In conference affiliation between 1960-76. Dur- ior college. One of the original faculty mem- 1974-75, Dunbar averaged 23 points and seven ing that span, the Cougars had a 308-112 record bers, John R. Bender, tutored a volunteer foot- rebounds en route to earning third-team All- and played in nine NCAA Tournaments and one ball squad and named them the “Cougars.” American honors. NIT. Houston also played in their first two Bender came to Houston after serving as the NCAA Final Fours in 1967 and 1968. head football coach at Washington State Uni- Foster, Pat- Pat Foster was named Houston’s versity, which has the nickname of Cougars. head coach in 1986-87 when he succeeded Guy Jones, Dwight- A member of the 1972 U.S. When UH began sponsoring intercollegiate ath- V. Lewis. Foster compiled a 142-73 record in Olympic Team, Dwight Jones played two sea- letics in 1946, “Cougars” was adopted as the seven seasons and led the Cougars to one South- sons at Houston from 1971-73. He led the Cou- name for its athletics teams. west Conference championship. The Cougars gars in rebounding both seasons with averages also played in three NCAA Tournaments and of 13.3 and 14.1 rebounds per game, respec- Colors – The University of Houston adopted four NIT tournaments under his direction. tively. He also led Houston with 97 blocked scarlet and white as the school’s official colors shots in 1972-73 before being selected by the in 1938. These were the colors on General Sam Game of the Century - In a titanic contest be- in the first round of the 1973 Houston’s family shield. Red is a metaphor for tween the two best teams and the two best play- NBA Draft. He played 10 seasons in the NBA courage and inner strength to face the unknown. ers in the nation, the Cougars upset top-ranked overall with the Hawks, , Chi- A navy trim was added in 1999. UCLA, 71-69, before a capacity crowd of 52, cago Bulls and .

126 Cougar Basketball Almanac Lewis, Guy V. - A name synonymous with Cou- lead play-by-play announcer, Nantz served as NCAA All-Tournament Team- Hakeem Ola- gar basketball, Guy V. Lewis was an integral part host of CBS’s coverage of the NCAA Tourna- juwon was named the 1983 NCAA Final Four of Houston’s program both as a player and ment and Final Four. MVP and was named to the NCAA All-Tour- coach. Lewis was a member of Houston’s first nament team in 1984. Elvin Hayes was an all- two Lone Star Conference championship teams. National Coach-of-the-Year- Guy V. Lewis was tournament selection in 1968, and Alvin Fran- After serving three seasons as an assistant coach, named the national Coach-of-the-Year by the klin and Michael Young joined Olajuwon on Lewis was named UH’s second head basketball National Association of Basketball Coaches in the 1984 NCAA All-Tournament team. coach in 1956. 1968 and 1983. In the next 30 seasons, Lewis recorded 592 NAIB Tournament – Before earning its first wins and led the Cougars to five NCAA Final National Player-of-the-Year- The University of NCAA Tournament bid in 1956, Houston Four appearances, 14 NCAA Tournaments and Houston has produced two National Players- played in the NAIB tournament in Kansas City four Southwest Conference Postseason Classic of-the-Year. Elvin Hayes claimed the title in during each of its first two seasons. The Cou- titles. He also guided Houston to the 1977 NIT 1968 after leading the Cougars to a 31-2 record gars played in the tournament in 1946 and Championship game and produced 11 first and second straight NCAA FInal Four. Hakeem 1947. H round selections in the NBA Draft and 29 NBA Olajuwon earned the honor in 1984 after lead- Draft selections overall. ing Houston to its third straight NCAA Final NIT - The Cougars played in the NIT postsea- I Four. son tournament for the seventh time in 2001- S Lone Star Conference - Houston’s original con- 02. Houston’s other NIT appearances came in T ference membership was in the Lone Star Con- NBA All-Time Top 50- Houston is one of only 1962, 1977, 1985, 1988, 1991 and 1993. The ference from 1946-49. The other members of three schools to produce three players who were Cougars have compiled a 4-7 record in the NIT O the league were East Texas State, North Texas named to the NBA’s All-Time Top 50 players in Postseason Tournament. Three of the wins came R State, Sam Houston State, Southwest Texas 1997. Clyde Drexler, Elvin Hayes and Hakeem in 1977, when the Cougars advanced to the NIT Y State, and Stephen F. Austin. The Cougars won Olajuwon were the three Cougars named to the Finals. Houston also advanced to the second the LSC championship in their first two sea- team. round in 1988. sons of existence and ended the 1948-49 cam- In addition, the Cougars played in the 1990 paign in second place. NBA Draft – There have been 44 University of preseason NIT and were 1-1 at Wichita State Houston players chosen in the NBA Draft. and St. John’s. McCallum, Ray- Ray McCallum is in his fourth Houston is one of 13 NCAA schools to have season as Houston’s current head coach. In his two number-one picks in the NBA Draft. The Olajuwon, Hakeem- Hakeem Olajuwon is one first three seasons, he led the Cougars to the San Diego Rockets selected Elvin Hayes in 1968, of eight centers in NCAA history to lead their semifinals of the Conference USA Tournament and the Houston Rockets chose Hakeem Ola- teams to three straight NCAA Final Fours. A and to their only postseason tournament since juwon in 1984. two-time All-America performer, Olajuwon was 1993 when Houston played in the 2002 NIT. In addition, two Cougars were the second named a consensus All-American in 1983-84 He succeeded Clyde Drexler as head coach on players picked in the draft. The Cleveland Cava- after becoming just the third player in NCAA April 20, 2000. liers selected Dwight Davis in 1972 and Otis history to lead the NCAA in different catego- Birdsong selected by the Kansas City Kings in ries. He led the nation in field-goal percentage McDonald’s All-Americans - Alton Ford and 1977. Those four players are among 11 Cou- (.675) and rebounding (13.5 average). Later, he Rickie Winslow earned McDonald’s High gars chosen in the first round of the Draft. was named the Southwest Conference Player- School All-American honors before signing with of-the-Decade for the 1980’s. the University of Houston. Winslow was a start- NBA Champions – Houston has produced ing forward on Houston’s last NCAA Final Four three players who led their teams to NBA Cham- Oliver, Marcus- Marcus Oliver was chosen to team as a freshman in 1983-84. Ford was named pionships. Elvin Hayes led the Washington the Conference USA All-Tournament Team in a fourth-team Freshman All-American and a Bullets to the 1978 NBA Championship. 2002 after averaging 18.7 points in three games. Conference USA All-Freshman team selection. Hakeem Olajuwon led the Houston Rockets to He scored a career-high 26 points against Mem- back-to-back NBA titles in 1994 and 1995, phis in a quarterfinal game and netted 19 points Missouri Valley Conference - Houston was a while Clyde Drexler joined Olajuwon as a mem- versus Marquette in the semifinals. Oliver member of the Missouri Valley Conference be- ber of the Rockets’ 1995 NBA Championship opened the tournament with 11 points after tween 1950-60. The other members of the con- squad. making all three of his three-point shots against ference during that span were Bradley, Detroit, East Carolina. Drake, Oklahoma State, Saint Louis, Tulsa and NCAA Tournament – Houston has played in He also recorded a .600 (18-30) field goal Wichita State between 1950-57. Oklahoma 18 NCAA Tournaments and has compiled a 26- percentage, a .714 (10-14) three-point percent- State and Detroit left the league in 1957 and 23 record. The Cougars were NCAA Tourna- age and a .714 (10-14) percentage. were replaced by Cincinnati and North Texas ment finalists in 1983 and 1984, while finish- Oliver tied for the team lead with three steals State. The Cougars were MVC champions in ing third in 1967. Houston won five NCAA throughout the tournament. 1956. Midwest Regional championships and appeared in the NCAA Sweet 16 four other times. Olympic Games – In addition to Clyde Drexler Nantz, Jim - Former University of Houston and Hakeem Olajuwon playing on the “Dream golfer has served as the lead play-by- NCAA Final Four –Houston has played in five Teams” I and III, five other Cougars have played play announcer for CBS Sports’ collegiate bas- NCAA Final Fours. The Cougars made back- in the Olympic Games. ketball coverage since 1990, and calls the play- to-back Final Four appearances in 1967 and played for the United States in by-play for the NCAA Final Four and champi- 1968. Houston also played in three consecutive 1968 and Dwight Jones was a member of the onship game each season. Before becoming the Final Fours in 1982, 1983 and 1984. USA team in 1972.

127 Cougar Basketball Almanac The other three Cougars played in the 1992 with a 16-0 record, won the SWC Postseason Television – The University of Houston played Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain. Rolando Classic, defeated second-ranked Louisville in the in the first nationally-televised regular season Ferreira played for Brazil, while Carl Herrera NCAA Final Four and was a NCAA Finalist game when the Cougars met UCLA on January and David Diaz played on Venezuela’s first before suffering a 54-52 loss against North Caro- 20, 1968, inside Houston’s Astrodome. Olympic team. lina State in the NCAA Championship game. Louis Truscott- Louis Truscott was named a 100-Point Games- The University of Houston Retired Jerseys – The University of Houston First-Team, All-Conference USA selection in has scored 100 or more points in 167 games, has retired four numbers in its tradition-rich 2002-03 after finishing among the nation’s top and the Cougars have a 163-4 record when they basketball history. Elvin Hayes became the first six rebounding leaders with an 11.3 average. score 100 points. Houston’s first 100-point game UH athlete in any sport to have his jersey re- Tr uscott also led C-USA in double-doubles with came on December 6, 1954, when the Cougars tired in 1993, when his number 44 was retired. 16. He was a Third-Team, All-Conference USA won a 102-89 decision over Sam Houston State. In 1996-97, Houston retired three other num- choice in 2001-02 after recording 13 double- The last time Houston scored 100 points was bers. Otis Birdsong’s number 10 jersey was re- double performances. on February 1, 1995, when the Cougars beat tired on January 18, 1997. Later that season, H Texas 105-96 in overtime. UH honored Clyde Drexler and Hakeem Ola- UPI Poll - Houston was ranked in the final UPI I juwon on February 12 when the numbers 22 coaches poll nine times. The Cougars ended the Outlaw, Bo- A player who contributed at both (Drexler) and 34 (Olajuwon) were retired. season as the top-ranked team in the poll in 1968 S ends of the floor, “Bo” Outlaw was named the and 1983, and were in the Top 10 on two other T Southwest Conference Player-of-the-Year in Southwest Conference - Houston was a mem- occasions. O 1992-93, after leading the nation in field goal ber of the Southwest Conference from 1976- O percentage and the SWC in blocked shots for 96 before the Cougars joined Conference USA. Young, Michael - Current assistant coach R the second straight season. Outlaw came to The other members of the SWC included Ar- Michael Young is one of three Cougars to score Y Houston in 1991-92, as a junior college trans- kansas, Baylor, Rice SMU, Texas, Texas A&M, 2,000 points in their collegiate careers. Young, fer and was a two-time SWC Defensive Player- TCU and Texas Tech. The Cougars won three who scored 2,043 points during his UH career, of-the-Year. He played the last two years with SWC regular season championships and five is the only Cougar player to start on three NCAA the NBA’s Phoenix Suns after spending three SWC Postseason Classic titles. Houston also Final Four teams and four NCAA Tournament seasons with and four seasons played in nine NCAA Tournaments and five squads. Houston had a 109-25 overall record with the . NIT postseason and one NIT preseason tour- during his collegiate career. nament as a SWC member. He was the scoring leader for two of Overtime- Houston has a 31-26 overall record Houston’s most successful teams. Young led “Phi in overtime games. The Cougars are 25-20 in SWC Players-of-the-Decade- Houston had the Slama Jama” with a 17.3 scoring average in single overtime games, 5-3 in double overtime only two players chosen as the Southwest Con- 1982-83, and the 1983-84 NCAA Finalist with contests, 1-1 in triple overtime bouts and 0-2 ference Players-of-the-Decade. A 1977 consen- 19.8 points per game. He also led the 1983-84 in quadruple overtime battles. Houston also has sus All-American, Otis Birdsong was the SWC squad in steals with 1.8 per game. a 19-7 mark in overtime games played at home Player-of-the-Decade for the 1970s. He was the and a 4-1 record at neutral sites. only SWC player to average 30 points in a sea- son, ending the 1976-77 season with a 30.3 Pasche, Alden- The late Alden Pasche was average. A 1984 consensus All-American, Houston’s first head coach and compiled a 135- Hakeem Olajuwon was named the SWC Player- 116 record in his 11 seasons at UH. Pasche led of-the-Decade for the 1980s after leading the the Cougars to championships in the Lone Star Cougars to three consecutive Final Four berths. Conference in 1946 and 1947, Gulf Coast Con- He also became the third player in NCAA his- ference in 1949 and Missouri Valley Conference tory to lead the nation in two statistical catego- in 1956. ries with a .675 field goal percentage and 13.5 rebounds per game. Phillips, Gary- A three-time all-Missouri Val- ley Conference selection, Gary Phillips was the SWC Players-of-the-Year- Seven Cougars were first Cougar to attain All-America status. Phillips named the Southwest Conference Player-of-the- was named a second-team All-American in Year between 1977 and 1993. Otis Birdsong was 1959-60 and earned first team All-American selected the SWC Player-of-the-Year in 1977, honors in 1960-61 after leading Houston to its while Rob Williams earned the honor in 1981. second NCAA Tournament. An outstanding de- Teammates Clyde Drexler and Michael Young fensive player who held Oscar Robertson to a shared the award in 1983. Hakeem Olajuwon collegiate career low 13 points, Phillips also be- was named the 1984 SWC Player-of-the-Year. came the first Cougar selected in the first round In addition, Charles Outlaw earned SWC of the NBA Draft when he was chosen by the Player-of-the-Year honors in 1993. in 1961. Louis Truscott SWC Coaches-of-the-Year- On three different was named a Phi Slama Jama- Born from the fast break and occasions, a Cougar coach was selected the South- F irst-Team, furious slam dunking style of play, Texas’ tallest west Conference Coach-of-the-Year. Guy V. Lewis All-Conference fraternity leaped to the top of college basketball was named the SWC Coach-of-the-Year in 1983 USA selection in charts in 1983. Houston’s “Phi Slama Jama” and 1984 after leading Houston to back-to-back 2002-03 after fin- compiled a 31-3 record, put together the nation’s SWC championships with a combined 31-1 league ishing among the longest winning streak of 26 games and finished record. Pat Foster attained SWC Coach-of-the-Year nation’s top six re- the season as the nation’s top-ranked team. “Phi honors in 1992 after leading Houston to a sec- bounding leaders with Slama Jama” won the Southwest Conference title ond-place finish in the SWC standings. an 11.3 average.

128 Houston vs. UCLA College Basketball’s Game of the Century On paper, it will go down as one of col- lege basketball’s greatest upsets. But, second- ranked Houston’s 71-69 victory over top-ranked UCLA on January 20, 1968 had a much deeper meaning. It helped shape the way fans watch college basketball’s biggest games today. Houston head coach Guy V. Lewis origi- nally conceived the idea of playing a game be- tween the college basketball’s top two teams and two greatest players in the Astrodome. The Cougars had just returned from their first NCAA Final Four and returned two-time All- H American Elvin Hayes. UCLA was the defend- I ing national champion and had one of its great- est players, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, returning. S Lewis was convinced a game between the T two schools in the Astrodome would attract the O largest audience to ever watch a college basket- R ball game. But, even he didn’t realize how many fans the game would attract as 52,693 people Y attended the game and millions of others watched on national television. UCLA entered the game with a 13-0 record and a 47-game winning streak, while Houston had a 16-0 record and had won 48 More than 52,000 fans witnessed Houston’s 71-69 victory over UCLA in the Astrodome. It was the first consecutive home games. time that more than 50,000 people attended a collegiate basketball game. The crowd hoped for an epic battle, and HOUSTON 71, UCLA 69 the two teams fought back and forth as they January 20, 1968 traded leads during the first six minutes of the The Astrodome, Houston, Texas contest. Houston took a 13-12 lead with 13:45 UCLA Min FG-A FT-A Reb As PF Pts left to play in the first half on a bank shot by , F 40 4-11 2-2 4 1 1 10 George Reynolds. Edgar Lacey, F 13 0-2 0-0 1 0 1 0 Lew Alcindor, C 40 4-18 7-8 12 2 1 15 The Cougars extended their lead to 37- , G 40 10-24 5-9 8 5 2 25 28 before UCLA fought back to within 46-43 Mike Warren, G 40 5-12 3-3 4 2 1 13 at halftime. 11 2-6 0-0 4 3 4 4 The second half opened with both heavy- Jim Nielsen 16 1-14 0-0 7 1 3 2 weights giving each other their best shots and Totals 200 26-77 17-22 40 14 12 69 waiting for the other team to fall. Both teams were still standing with 44 seconds remaining HOUSTON Min FG-A FT-A Reb As PF Pts Elvin Hayes, F 40 17-25 5-7 15 4 4 39 with the game tied, 69-69. Theodis Lee, F 36 1- 9 2-4 6 7 2 4 Houston had possession and raced down Ken Spain, C 40 1-8 0-1 11 5 3 2 court ahead of UCLA’s famed full-court pres- Don Chaney, G 40 5-12 1-3 6 2 3 11 sure defense, hoping to work the ball inside to George Reynolds, G 36 5-8 3-3 5 0 4 13 Hayes for a final shot. But, UCLA’s Jim Nielson Tom Gribben 4 1-4 0-0 0 1 1 2 fouled Hayes with 28 seconds remaining. Hayes Vern Lewis 4 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 went to the free throw line hoping to do what Totals 200 30-66 11-18 44 19 17 71 every kid dreams about when playing in his Score by Periods 1 2 Final Officials: Bob Scott, Ernie Filiberti backyard — a chance to score the winning bas- UCLA 43 26 69 Attendance: 52,693 ket. Houston 46 25 71 A 60-percent free throw shooter on the season, Hayes made both free throws for two of his game-high 39 points to give the Cougars a baseline against Houston’s 1-3-1 zone defense. However, many historians will remem- 71-69 lead. Shackelford never got a chance to shoot because ber the game as college basketball’s “Game of UCLA had one last chance to tie the the Bruins turned over the ball , giving Hous- the Century”. score, and the Bruins set up a play for forward ton what some call one of college basketball’s Lynn Shackelford to shoot a shot on the left greatest upsets.

129 Year-by-Year Record LONE STAR CONFERENCE Overall Conference Postseason Year W-L Record Finish Tournament Coach Captain(s) 1946 10- 4 8-2 FIRST NAIB Alden Pasche Guy V. Lewis, Willie Wells 1946-47 15- 7 11-1 FIRST NAIB Alden Pasche Guy V. Lewis, Willie Wells 1947-48 11-11 6-6 fourth Alden Pasche Louis Brown 1948-49 11-11 7-5 second Alden Pasche Louis Brown, Bill McPail Totals 48-33 32-14

GULF COAST CONFERENCE Overall Conference Postseason Year W-L Record Finish Tournament Coach Captain(s) H 1949-50 16-7 6-0 FIRST Alden Pasche Richard Berg, Marvin Reichle I MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE S Overall Conference Postseason T Year W-L Record Finish Tournament Coach Captain(s) O 1950-51 11-17 2-12 eighth Alden Pasche Lloyd Hendrix R 1951-52 7-14 3-7 fifth Alden Pasche Robert Bradford, Royce Ray Y 1952-53 9-13 5-5 second Alden Pasche Elton Cotton, Jack McNutt 1953-54 11-15 3-7 fifth Alden Pasche Jackie Bell, Jim Hatton 1954-55 15-10 3-7 fifth Alden Pasche Jim Hatton 1955-56 19- 7 9-3 FIRST NCAA MW Regional Alden Pasche Jack Foster, Lupe Lopez 1956-57 10-16 5-9 fifth Guy V. Lewis Dan Dotson, Andy McElveen, Dean Evans 1957-58 9-16 4-10 sixth Guy V. Lewis Russell Boone 1958-59 12-14 6-8 fifth Guy V. Lewis Bernie Kapner, Jack Welch 1959-60 13-12 6-8 fourth Guy V. Lewis Ted Luckenbill, Gary Phillips Totals 116-134 46-76

INDEPENDENT Overall National Postseason Year W-L Ranking Tournament Coach Captain(s) 1960-61 17-11 NCAA Sweet 16 Guy V. Lewis Ted Luckenbill, Gary Phillips 1961-62 21-6 NIT Quarterfinalist Guy V. Lewis Jack Thompson 1962-63 15-11 Guy V. Lewis Lyle Harger 1963-64 16-10 Guy V. Lewis Chet Oliver 1964-65 19-10 NCAA Sweet 16 Guy V. Lewis Jack Margenthaler 1965-66 23- 6 fourth NCAA Sweet 16 Guy V. Lewis Rich Apolskis, Joe Hamood 1966-67 27- 4 seventh, sixth NCAA Final Four Guy V. Lewis Gary Grider, Leary Lentz 1967-68 31-2 FIRST, FIRST NCAA Final Four Guy V. Lewis Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes 1968-69 16-10 Guy V. Lewis Theodis Lee, Ken Spain 1969-70 25-5 12th, 11th NCAA Sweet 16 Guy V. Lewis Melvin Bell, Tom Gribben, Ollie Taylor 1970-71 22-7 14th, 18th NCAA Sweet 16 Guy V. Lewis Dwight Davis, Poo Welch 1971-72 20-7 NCAA MW Regional Guy V. Lewis Dwight Davis 1972-73 23-4 13th, 18th NCAA MW Regional Guy V. Lewis Jerry Bonney, Steve Newsome 1973-74 17-9 Guy V. Lewis Sidney Edwards, Donnell Hayes 1974-75 16-10 Guy V. Lewis Louis Dunbar, Maurice Presley Totals 308-112 Editor’s NOTE: *national rankings are made according to Associated Press and United States International wire service polls. Where two numbers are listed in the same year, AP poll ranking is first.

130 Year-by-Year Record SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Overall Conference Postseason Year W-L Record Finish Tournament Coach Captain(s) 1975-76 17-11 7-9 sixth Guy V. Lewis Otis Birdsong, David Marrs 1976-77 29-8 13-3 second NIT Finalist Guy V. Lewis Otis Birdsong, Jim Perry 1977-78 25-8 11-5 third NCAA MW Regional Guy V. Lewis Cecile Rose, Charles Thompson 1978-79 16-15 6-10 sixth Guy V. Lewis Ken Ciolli, George Walker 1979-80 14-14 8-8 fourth Guy V. Lewis Bryon Gibson, Kenneth Williams 1980-81 21-9 10-6 second NCAA East Regional Guy V. Lewis By Game 1981-82 25-8 11-5 second NCAA Final Four Guy V. Lewis Eric Davis, 1982-83 31-3 16-0 FIRST NCAA Finalist Guy V. Lewis David Bunce, , David Rose, Bryan Williams 1983-84 32-5 15-1 FIRST NCAA Finalist Guy V. Lewis Hakeem Olajuwon, Michael Young 1984-85 16-14 8-8 fifth NIT Guy V. Lewis Eric Dickens, H 1985-86 14-14 8-8 sixth Guy V. Lewis Alvin Franklin, Renaldo Thomas I 1986-87 18-12 9-7 third NCAA SE Regional Pat Foster Greg Anderson, Rickie Winslow S 1987-88 18-13 10-6 third NIT Pat Foster Rolando Ferreira, Richard Hollis T 1988-89 17-14 8-8 fourth Pat Foster Richard Hollis 1989-90 25-8 13-3 second NCAA SE Regional Pat Foster Chris Morris, Craig Upchurch O 1990-91 18-11 10-6 third NIT Second Round Pat Foster Darrell Mickens R 1991-92 25-6 11-3 FIRST NCAA MW Regional Pat Foster Derrick Daniels, Craig Upchurch Y 1992-93 21-9 9-5 third NIT Pat Foster Charles Outlaw, Derrick Smith 1993-94 8-19 5-9 sixth Rafael Carrasco, Anthony Goldwire 1994-95 9-19 5-9 sixth Alvin Brooks Jessie Drain 1995-96 17-10 10-3 second Alvin Brooks Kirk Ford Totals 416-230 203-122 CONFERENCE USA Overall Conference Postseason Year W-L Record Finish Tournament Coach Captain(s) 1996-97 11-16 3-11 fourth, White Div. Alvin Brooks Damon Jones, Anthony Knox 1997-98 9-20 2-14 fifth, National Div. Alvin Brooks Shamahn McBride, Galen Robinson 1998-99 10-17 5-11 sixth, National Div. Clyde Drexler Gee Gervin, Roy Spears 1999-00 9-22 2-14 sixth, National Div. Clyde Drexler Gee Gervin, Roy Spears 2000-01 9-20 6-10 fifth, National Div. Ray McCallum George Williams 2001-02 18-15 9-7 second, National Div. NIT Ray McCallum George Williams 2002-03 8-20 6-10 fourth, National Div. Ray McCallum Louis Truscott Totals 74-130 33-77 All-Time Cougar Head Coaches

Alden Pasche Guy V. Lewis Pat Foster Alvin Brooks Clyde Drexler Ray McCallum 1946-56 1956-86 1986-93 1993-98 1998-00 2000-Present Overall Conference Years ...... Coach...... Seasons...... Wins...... Losses .... Pct...... Wins ...... Losses .... Pct ...... NCAA ...... NIT. 1946-56 ... Alden Pasche ...... 10 ...... 135 ...... 116 ... .537 ...... 63 ...... 55 ... .534 ...... 1 1956-86 ... Guy V. Lewis ...... 30 ...... 592 ...... 280 ... .679 ...... 134 ...... 98 ... .578 ...... 14 ...... 4 1986-93 ... Pat Foster ...... 7 ...... 142 ...... 73 ... .660 ...... 70 ...... 38 ... .648 ...... 3 ...... 3 1993-98 ... Alvin Brooks ...... 6 ...... 54 ...... 84 ... .391 ...... 25 ...... 46 ... .352 1998-00 ... Clyde Drexler ...... 2 ...... 19 ...... 39 ... .327 ...... 7 ...... 25 ... .219 2000- ...... Ray McCallum ...... 3 ...... 35...... 55 ....435...... 21 ...... 27 .. .437 ...... 1 Overall Totals ...... 58 ...... 977...... 647 ....607...... 320 ...... 289 .. .525 ...... 18 ...... 8

131 All-Time Results ALDEN PASCHE F8W*Trinity 68 34 F20W*at Southwest Texas State 61 60 The first coach at F14W*North Texas 70 53 M3 W*at Stephen F. Austin 52 40 the University of Hous- F15W*Texas State 98 60 §at Shreveport, La.; *Lone Star Conference ton, Alden Pasche F1W*at Stephen F. Austin 67 61 game guided the Cougars to F22W*Stephen F. Austin 60 57 a 135-116 record and F28W*at East Texas State 60 51 1948-49 four conference cham- M1 W*at North Texas 57 55 Season Record: 11-11 pionships in his 11 sea- M11W‡Montana 60 58 Lone Star Conference: 7-5 (2nd) sons. Houston won two M12L‡Northern Arizona 42 44 Head Coach: Alden Pasche Lone Star Conference, *Lone Star Conference game; †Houston Captains: Louis Brown, Bill McPhail one Gulf Coast Conference and one Missouri Intercollegiate Tournament; ‡ NAIB Tourna- Date Opponent UH Opp Valley Conference championship under Pas- ment N29LShur-Start Battery 50 51 che. He also led the Cougars to two NAIB D1 Lat Centenary 39 46 national tournaments in Kansas City and to 1947-48 D3 Lat Oklahoma City 44 50 H the 1956 NCAA Tournament. Season Record: 11-11 D4 Lat Oklahoma City 37 46 I Lone Star Conference: 6-6 (4th) D11LCentenary 46 53 S LONE STAR Head Coach: Alden Pasche D16WLoyola-New Orleans 58 45 Captain: Louis Brown D17WLoyola-New Orleans 44 43 T CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NAIB TOURNAMENT Date Opponent UH Opp J3WShur-Start Battery 66 51 O 1946 D2 WAbilene Christian 54 31 J5WBrooke Medical Center 53 49 D4 Wat McMurray College 42 39 J10L*Sam Houston State 64 66 R Season Record: 10-4 D5 Lat Abilene Christian 41 48 J 15 W *North Texas 64 57 Lone Star Conference: 8-2 (1st) Y D8 LSoutheast Oklahoma 33 37 J17W*East Texas State 67 46 Head Coach: Alden Pasche D10L§at -Lafayette 34 43 J21W*at Southwest Texas State 53 52 Captains: , Willie Wells D11Lat Loyola-New Orleans 38 54 J22W*at Trinity 72 52 Date Opponent UH Opp D12Lat Loyola-New Orleans 49 62 J25LOklahoma City 41 46 J 10 W *North Texas 62 35 D19WEast Texas Baptist 63 40 F5W*Stephen F. Austin 59 47 J17L*Sam Houston State 40 41 J6L*Sam Houston State 44 46 F7L*at Sam Houston State 51 55 F2W*Texas State 62 57 J13W*Texas State 61 49 F10L*at East Texas State 60 66 F4Wat Southwestern 42 40 J16L*at East Texas State 43 47 F11W*at North Texas 75 59 F8L*at Sam Houston State 39 40 J17L*at North Texas 47 71 F14L*at Stephen F. Austin 44 67 F9W*at Stephen F. Austin 45 38 J26WOklahoma City 40 28 F19L*Trinity 52 57 F16W*East Texas State 54 51 J28L*East Texas State 37 50 F21W*Texas State 71 68 F19 L Southwestern 57 58 J30W*North Texas 55 51 *Lone Star Conference game F20W*at Texas State 62 55 F2W*at Trinity 57 50 F23W*Stephen F. Austin 65 39 F3L*at Stephen F. Austin 49 51 M1 W*at North Texas 61 56 F10Wat East Texas Baptist 70 52 M2 W*at East Texas State 61 54 F13L*at Sam Houston State 40 67 M11W†High Point (N.C.) 63 34 F16W*Trinity 55 50 M13L†Indiana State 43 62 *Lone Star Conference game; †NAIB Tourna- HOUSTON’S FIRST TEAM ment

LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NAIB TOURNAMENT 1946-47 Season Record: 15-7 Lone Star Conference: 11-1 (1st) Head Coach: Alden Pasche Captains: Guy Lewis, Willie Wells Date Opponent UH Opp D7 L Loyola-New Orleans 39 51 D11 L at Tulane 49 62 D12 L at Loyola-New Orleans 48 53 D16WSoutheast Oklahoma 63 56 D17WSoutheast Oklahoma 47 44 D20L†Pepperdine 61 73 D21L†Stephen F. Austin 43 54 D28WTexas A&M 62 41 J6W*at Texas State 55 39 1946 Lone Star Conference Champions • NAIB Tournament J7W*at Trinity 74 37 Houston’s first intercollegiate athletics team, the 1945-46 squad, got the program off to a winning start as the Cougars won their first game and the Lone Star Conference championship. Front row, left to right: Simon J17L*Sam Houston State 55 59 Wiederman, Bill Swanson, Charlie Manichia, Charlie Carpenter, Jack Wagoner and Billy Graham. Second J29W*at Sam Houston State 49 48 row, left to right, Jim Ausley, trainer, Willie Wells, Bob Dwyer, Guy V. Lewis, Dick Pratt, Bill McPhail , and F1W*East Texas State 65 61 head coach Alden Pasche. Not pictured is George Thorn, who injured his knee in a preseason practice. 132 All-Time Results GULF COAST M2 Lat Texas A&M 46 55 1953-54 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS M5 L*at Tulsa 44 60 Season Record: 11-15 1949-50 M7 L*at Oklahoma State 39 57 Missouri Valley Conference: 3-7 (5th) Season Record: 16-7 *Missouri Valley Conference game Head Coach: Alden Pasche Gulf Coast Conference: 6-0 (1st) Captains: Jim Halton, Jackie Bell Head Coach: Alden Pasche 1951-52 Date Opponent UH Opp Captains: Marvin Reichle, Richard Berg Season Record: 7-14 D4 Wat Sam Houston State 89 88 Date Opponent UH Opp Missouri Valley Conference: 3-7 (5th) D8 WTexas A&M 62 56 D1 WHardin Simmons 48 36 Head Coach: Alden Pasche D12Lat Texas 64 68 D2 W Loyola-New Orleans 57 33 Captains: Robert Bradford, Royce Ray D15WLamar 78 65 D6 Lat Bradley 57 73 Date Opponent UH Opp D18 W*Detroit 77 62 D8 Wat Loras College 65 51 D8 Wat Texas A&M‘ 38 29 D19 W*Detroit 71 63 D9 Lat Beloit College 56 70 D15LOklahoma City 39 42 D29L†Western Kentucky 61 91 D10Lat Marquette 65 69 D19LMurray State 65 67 D29W†Siena 81 60 D13Lat Creighton 47 52 D21 L *Detroit 56 73 D30L†Villanova 66 73 H D20Lat Texas 44 46 D22 W*Detroit 74 71 J7L*at Wichita State 64 78 I D30WWichita State 72 66 J2L*Saint Louis 57 64 J9L*at Oklahoma State 61 76 S J3WPepperdine 47 46 J4W*Tulsa 42 41 J13LOklahoma City 62 70 J5Wat Sam Houston State 58 52 J11L*at Oklahoma State 44 71 J16W*at Saint Louis 69 66 T J7W*at Trinity 67 62 J19W Sam Houston State (OT) 60 57 J18Lat Bradley 71 86 O J11W*Midwestern 63 38 J25WTexas A&M 52 44 J23Wat Lamar 82 69 R J13W*at North Texas 66 58 J30Wat Sam Houston State (OT)67 62 J25L*Oklahoma State 48 64 J14Lat Oklahoma City 51 60 F1L*at Tulsa 52 55 J27WMurray State 69 62 Y J21WOklahoma City 52 45 F2Lat Oklahoma City 46 51 J30LTexas 79 80 F1WSam Houston State 85 57 F11L*at Wichita State 49 70 F1L*Saint Louis 79 80 F4WStephen F. Austin 62 55 F12W*at Wichita State 54 53 F6L*Tulsa 57 59 F6W*North Texas 65 55 F18Lat Bradley 47 74 F13Lat Missouri 62 96 F8W*Trinity 80 49 F20L*at Saint Louis 55 63 F17WSam Houston State 81 66 F11Wat Stephen F. Austin 55 51 F27LBradley 50 54 F22L*Wichita State 81 86 F17W*at Midwestern 68 40 M1 LDrake 47 76 F24Wat Texas A&M 52 51 F25Lat Loyola-New Orleans 50 58 M3 LDrake 68 82 F27L*at Tulsa 57 73 *Gulf Coast Conference game M8 LOklahoma State 43 57 M1 Lat Oklahoma City 54 58 *Missouri Valley Conference game *Missouri Valley Conference game; †Kentucky 1950-51 Invitational Season Record: 11-17 1952-53 Missouri Valley Conference: 2-12 (8th) Season Record: 9-13 1954-55 Head Coach: Alden Pasche Missouri Valley Conference: 5-5 (2nd) Season Record: 15-10 Captain: Lloyd Hendrix Head Coach: Alden Pasche Missouri Valley Conference: 3-7 (5th) Date Opponent UH Opp Captains: Jack McNutt, Elton Cotton Head Coach: Alden Pasche D2 L*at Bradley 73 94 Date Opponent UH Opp Captain: Jim Hatton D5 L*at Saint Louis 44 71 D2 WHardin-Simmons 67 54 Date Opponent UH Opp D8 WSam Houston State 63 57 D10Lat Texas A&M 59 65 D2 Wat Texas A&M 85 63 D 12 L *Saint Louis 63 71 D16W*at Detroit (OT) 72 69 D6 WSam Houston State 102 89 D13Wat Stephen F. Austin 53 52 D17L*at Detroit 64 74 D11Wat Texas 79 58 D19WTexas A&M 52 45 D19Wat Murray State 70 66 D13WTexas A&I 92 65 D23W*Wichita State 86 74 J3L*at Wichita State 68 86 D17W*at Detroit 77 69 J1L*at Drake 60 66 J5Lat Oklahoma City 52 68 D18L*at Detroit 80 83 J2W*at Drake 77 67 J6L*at Tulsa 60 91 D20L†Oklahoma City 65 72 J4Lat Missouri 48 66 J12L*Saint Louis 68 86 D21L†Wichita State 87 91 J10WOklahoma City 53 51 J21WSam Houston State 66 56 D22W†Oklahoma State 57 48 J13Lat Midwestern State 53 54 J24W*Tulsa 61 56 D23W Missouri (2 OT) 84 76 J16Wat Trinity 72 63 J26Lat Baylor 62 77 J6L*at Saint Louis (2 OT) 84 85 J18Wat Sam Houston State 67 48 J28W*at Saint Louis 71 70 J8L*at Wichita State (OT) 67 78 J20WNorth Texas 54 46 J30Lat Drake 66 88 J12WOklahoma City 75 63 J27L*at Wichita State 68 69 F2LPittsburgh 63 66 J15WTexas A&M 107 66 F3WMidwestern State 58 36 F7LOklahoma City 58 64 J24L*Tulsa 64 67 F6L*Bradley 47 60 F17Lat Texas 65 79 J26W*Oklahoma State 60 58 F10L*Tulsa 45 50 F18W*Oklahoma State 50 46 J29WTexas 59 52 F13L*at Detroit 61 70 F21WTexas A&M 48 44 F1Wat Murray State 91 65 F14L*at Detroit 73 93 F25W*Wichita State 75 62 F5WBradley 64 55 F21L*Oklahoma State 52 61 M2 LDrake 64 73 F7Lat Oklahoma City 49 65 F23Lat North Texas 57 60 M5 L*at Oklahoma State 48 68 F12W*Wichita State 82 79 F24Lat Oklahoma City 54 57 *Missouri Valley Conference game F17Wat Sam Houston State 108 100 F27 WTrinity 72 61 F19L*at Oklahoma State 49 58

133 All-Time Results F21L*at Tulsa 59 69 M16L§SMU 74 89 1957-58 F28L*Saint Louis 87 90 M17L§Kansas State 70 89 Season Record: 9-16 †All-College Tournament at Oklahoma City; †at Birmingham Classic; *Missouri Valley Missouri Valley Conference: 4-10 (6th) *Missouri Valley Conference game Conference game; §NCAA Tournament at Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Lawrence, Kan. Captain: Russell Boone 1956 MVC CHAMPIONS Date Opponent UH Opp NCAA MIDWEST GUY LEWIS D2 Lat Oklahoma City 75 85 REGIONAL After leading Hou- D5 WTexas A&I 76 50 SEMIFINALIST ston to its first two D7 LOklahoma City 71 78 NCAA 1955-56 conference champi- D12Lat Dartmouth 64 84 SWEET 16 Season Record: 19-7 onships as a player D14Wat Canisius 77 70 Missouri Valley Conference: 9-3 and first NCAA Tour- D17W*North Texas 76 69 (1st) nament as an assistant D21L*Cincinnati 53 70 J2Wat Sam Houston State 85 76 H Head Coach: Alden Pasche coach, Guy V. Lewis Captains: Jack Foster, Lupe Lopez was named the Cou- J6L*Bradley (OT) 73 75 I Date Opponent UH OPP gars’ head coach in J11L*at Bradley 80 116 S D1 WSam Houston State 77 55 1956 and spent the J13L*at Cincinnati 57 93 D7 WTexas A&I 86 59 next 30 seasons on Houston’s sideline. Dur- J18WSam Houston State 64 63 T D9 L†Valparaiso 80 84 ing his tenure as head coach, Lewis com- J25L*Tulsa 46 50 O D10 W†TCU 101 58 piled a 592-279 record, led Houston to two J27WOklahoma State 70 64 R D14Wat Texas A&M 78 44 NCAA championship games, one NIT F1L*at Tulsa 57 70 D16 W*Detroit 89 76 championship game, five NCAA Final F3L*Drake 67 77 Y D17 W*Detroit 86 84 Fours, 14 NCAA Tournament berths, five F4Lat Texas A&M 74 92 D21WKansas State 86 79 Southwest Conference Tournament cham- F12W*at North Texas 73 70 J2W*Wichita State 82 77 pionships and three SWC regular season F15LLoyola-New Orleans 71 83 J7L*Saint Louis 73 76 crowns. He also was named national Coach- F17W*Wichita State 72 70 J9WOklahoma City 78 64 of-the-Year in 1968 and 1983 and the Texas F22Lat Oklahoma State 60 73 J 12 W *at Tulsa 69 60 Coach-of-the-Year four times. F24L*at Wichita State 65 70 J14L*at Oklahoma State 44 63 1956-57 M1 W*at Saint Louis 81 76 J23W*Tulsa (OT) 71 62 Season Record: 10-16 M3 L*at Drake (OT) 87 88 J25Wat Miami-Fla. 95 77 Missouri Valley Conference: 5-9 (5th) M8 L*Saint Louis 76 83 J28WTrinity 104 62 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis *Missouri Valley Conference game J30Wat Sam Houston State 87 59 Captains: Dan Dotson, Andy McElveen, Dean F4WTexas A&M 105 74 Evans 1958-59 F9W*at Bradley 82 70 Date Opponent UH Opp Season Record: 12-14 F11W*at Saint Louis 67 66 D1 Lat Kansas State 78 97 Missouri Valley Conference: 6-8 (5th) F18W*Oklahoma State 62 60 D3 Lat Iowa State 73 92 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F20W*Bradley 68 53 D6 WTexas A&I 67 59 Captains: Jack Welch, Bernie Kapner F25L*at Wichita State 72 82 D8 LMemphis State 78 82 Date Opponent UH Opp D1 WTexas A&I 80 59 F27Lat Oklahoma State 67 76 D11Wat Sam Houston State 85 83 D3 WSam Houston State 95 63 D15WSam Houston State 95 65 D5 Lat Texas A&M 45 57 D20LLoyola-New Orleans 74 87 D8 WArizona State 101 68 D22Lat Miami-Fla. 63 67 D12Lat Washington 62 68 D28W†Alabama 76 68 D13Lat Washington 55 59 D29L†Kentucky 76 111 D16Lat Santa Clara 68 73 J2W*at Drake 74 72 J1WMcMurry College 87 52 J4L*at Wichita State 56 74 J3W*Wichita State 78 75 J7L*Tulsa 64 65 J5W*Tulsa 84 66 J12W*Oklahoma State 64 52 J10L*Cincinnati 54 62 J14L*Wichita State 53 68 J12L*Bradley 50 60 J17L*at Bradley 64 81 J17Lat Oklahoma City 67 94 J24LTexas A&M 64 71 J19L*at Saint Louis 70 85 J26W*North Texas 88 58 J28W*Drake 86 62 J31L*at Saint Louis 47 71 J30L*Detroit 81 91 F2L*at Drake 63 69 F1L*at Tulsa 58 78 F7WOklahoma City 80 63 F9WTrinity 93 71 F9L*at North Texas 56 62 F11 W*Detroit 82 72 F12WLoyola-New Orleans 71 54 F16Lat Memphis State 86 96 F14W*at Tulsa 68 56 F23L*at Oklahoma State 62 76 F16L*at Wichita State 63 65 F25W*Bradley 88 79 F21W*Saint Louis 64 57 M2 L*Saint Louis 84 102 F23W*Drake 77 66 The first seven-foot center to play at Houston, †Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, LA; F28L*at Cincinnati 66 78 Don Boldebuck led the Cougars to their first *Missouri Valley Conference game M2 L*at Bradley 60 74 NCAA Tournament appearance. *Missouri Valley Conference game

134 All-Time Results 1959-60 F11WOklahoma City 107 78 D15Lat Texas A&M 67 69 4,800 Season Record: 13-12 F16Lat Bradley 74 90 D17WMissouri 75 61 3,000 Missouri Valley Conference: 6-8 (4th) F18Lat Saint Louis 62 73 D21L†Michigan (4 OT) 88 90 4,600 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F23LCincinnati 80 85 D22L†LSU 73 74 4,000 Captains: Gary Phillips, Ted Luckenbill M4 WTulsa 89 65 D28W•Miss. State (OT) 79 76 5,286 Date Opponent UH Opp M15W*Marquette 77 61 D29L•Auburn (OT) 69 71 6,000 D1 WLamar 89 66 M17L‡Kansas State 64 75 D31Lat Minnesota 68 87 5,003 D2 WWest Texas State 105 60 M18L‡Texas Tech 67 69 J2Lat Cincinnati 56 79 7,816 D5 WMcMurry College 92 51 §Lion’s Club Tournament at Sam Houston Coli- J5WOklahoma City 91 80 2,200 D7 Lat Texas A&M 49 67 seum; †All-College Tournament; *NCAA Tour- J12WLoyola-New Orleans 66 59 1,800 D9 LMiami-Fla. 63 72 nament at Delmar Gym; ‡NCAA Tournament at J24Lat Miami-Fla. 70 71 3,400 D14W*North Texas 88 59 Lawrence, Kan. J26Lat Florida State 69 76 4,000 D17LTexas A&M 62 64 J29WTCU87711,657 J2L*Wichita State 63 69 1962 NIT J30WTexas A&M 58 57 7,063 J4W*Tulsa 68 62 QUARTERFINALIST F2Wat North Texas 68 62 3,000 H J7L*at Saint Louis 46 76 1961-62 F9LTulsa 69 76 2,200 I J9W*at Drake 56 55 Season Record: 21-6 F13WTexas Wesleyan 125 74 1,257 S J16WOklahoma City 80 73 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F16WTrinity 99 46 1,267 T J23Wat Miami 88 79 Captain: Jack Thompson F23LLoyola-Chicago 58 62 2,638 T J25Lat Loyola-New Orleans 61 63 QUARTER F28Lat Tulsa 80 88 3,140 O J30L*at Wichita State 65 74 FINALIST M1 Wat Oklahoma City 75 73 4,000 R F1Wat Oklahoma City 80 69 †Holiday Classic; •Sugar Bowl Tournament F4WSam Houston State 92 53 Y F6L*at Cincinnati 55 67 Date Opponent UH Op Att. 1963-64 F8L*at Bradley 57 78 D1 WUC Davis 95 47 1,750 Season Record: 16-10 F13L*at Tulsa 58 59 D5 Lat Texas A&M 49 64 4,700 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F15W*at North Texas 86 64 D7 Wat Lamar (OT) 72 70 3,700 Captain: Chet Oliver F20L*Cincinnati 47 57 D12WTCU75712,300 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F22W*Bradley 63 58 D15L†Seattle 63 66 2,100 D2 LMinnesota 58 60 2,100 F27L*Saint Louis 57 78 D16W†Portland 67 55 2,500 D5 Lat Texas A&M 58 61 3,600 F29W*Drake 89 70 D20W Mississippi (2 OT) 63 62 1,500 D7 WPacific 73 64 1,850 *Missouri Valley Conference game D22W‡UCLA 91 65 4,156 D9 Lat TCU 59 65 1,000 D23W‡Auburn 54 49 4,010 D11Wat North Texas 58 56 3,000 D26W*TCU 82 76 5,000 D12Lat Colorado 61 72 5,500 D28W*Utah State 51 46 5,000 1961 NCAA MIDWEST D14Wat Nebraska 64 58 2,000 REGIONAL D29L*Bowling Green 45 47 5,000 D19W†Mississippi State 69 61 3,000 SEMIFINALIST J3Wat North Texas 57 44 2,500 D20W†Oklahoma City 72 62 3,000 J5Wat Loyola-New Orleans68 57 2,500 1960-61 D23Lat Ohio State 62 79 9,228 J11Wat Tulsa 69 61 2,800 Season Record: 17-11 D26L•Wyoming (OT) 72 75 — NCAA J15WLamar 86 64 2,101 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis D27W•Idaho 76 61 — SWEET J25Wat TCU 61 56 2,056 Captains: Gary Phillips, D28W•Montana State 56 55 — 16 J30WTexas A&M 73 69 7,500 Ted Luckenbill J2WAir Force 64 63 2,000 F1LCincinnati 52 60 5,100 J4WYale 81 59 2,500 F5WFlorida State 84 76 2,000 Date Opponent UH Opp J13WSouthwestern 93 64 1,500 F8WMiami-Fla. 80 69 2,341 D1 Wat North Texas 73 53 J23WTCU83632,000 F10WNorth Texas 105 75 2,267 D6 Lat Texas A&M 61 66 J25WBaylor 61 60 3,600 F16Lat Cincinnati 47 59 7,337 D8 Lat Sam Houston State 52 55 J28WTexas A&M 73 65 7,700 F20WTulsa 98 71 1,881 D10Wat Lamar 68 64 J30LNorth Texas 65 66 1,800 F23WUSC 56 51 3,268 D15L§Oklahoma 51 55 F8WTrinity 74 57 1,800 F24WUSC 76 68 3,155 D16W§Oklahoma State 56 54 F10LCincinnati (OT) 59 66 3,950 M17L•Dayton 77 9412,308 D17W at Oklahoma City 78 65 F13WMiami-Fla. 93 83 2,000 †City of Roses Tournament in Portland; ‡Lions’ D28L†Wichita State 68 71 F15Lat Loyola-Chicago 68 98 7,000 Holiday Classic; *All-College Tournament; D29 W†TCU 85 72 F20WTexas Wesleyan 105 77 1,800 • - NIT D30W†Oklahoma City 86 82 F26Lat Loyola-New Orleans54 64 — †Bluebonnet Classic; •All-College Tournament J3WLamar 100 73 1962-63 J5Lat Cincinnati (OT) 71 74 Season Record: 15-11 J12WBradley 60 59 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis J14WSaint Louis 75 69 Captain: Lyle Harger J19WTexas A&M 89 85 Date Opponent UH Op Att. J21Lat Miami-Fla. 78 89 D1 WTexas A&I 86 52 2,500 J28WLoyola-New Orleans 92 56 D3 WNebraska 68 61 2,000 J31WPacific 101 66 D8 WBaylor 70 61 4,200 F2Wat Tulsa 88 73 D10Wat TCU 76 69 1,475 F9WNorth Texas 86 57 D13WNorth Texas 76 69 2,000

135 All-Time Results 1965 NCAA F20Lat Miami-Fla. 91 103 4,958 J27WTCU 100 79 5,000 MIDWEST F27Lat Oklahoma City 79 85 3,500 J 28 W Texas A&M 97 85 5,650 REGIONAL M8 W*Notre Dame 99 98 4,500 F2WLamar 112 84 2,200 SEMIFINALIST M12L§Oklahoma State 60 7521,500 F5WTulsa 97 77 5,200 NCAA 1964-65 M13L§SMU 87 8921,500 F7WCentenary 125 96 2,500 †Bluebonnet Classic; •Motor City Classic; F12WSouthwestern 140 87 2,500 SWEET Season Record: 19-10 *NCAA Tournament at Lubbock, Texas; F17WMiami-Fla. 111 96 5,200 16 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Captain: Jack Margenthaler §NCAA Tournament at Manhattan, Kan. F22WTexas Wesleyan 152 108 2,500 F24L¶Dayton 69 7111,620 Date Opponent UH Op Att. 1966 NCAA F26WPortland 109 84 2,500 D1 Lat Wisconsin 65 76 3,765 WEST M1 Wat Loyola-New Orleans10377 1,500 D5 WTexas A&I 94 71 2,200 REGIONAL M7 W*Colorado State 82 76 9,045 D7 LOhio State 69 77 3,800 SEMIFINALIST M11L•Oregon State 60 6310,106 M12W•Pacific 102 91 7,250 D9 Lat North Texas 48 60 2,800 NCAA 1965-66 H †Bluebonnet Classic; ‡Sugar Bowl Classic; D10Wat TCU 67 62 2,086 SWEET Season Record: 23-6 ¶at ; *NCAA Tourna- I D14Lat Texas A&M 67 74 3,500 16 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis S D16W†Auburn 50 48 3,000 Captains: Rich Apolskis, ment at Wichita, Kan.; •NCAA Tournament at Los Angeles, Calif. T D17W†Texas A&M 59 49 3,000 Joe Hamood D19WColorado 70 61 1,200 Date Opponent UH Op Att. O D26WRhode Island 74 68 2,200 D1 Lat San Francisco 67 75 4,975 1967 NCAA R D28L•Penn State 57 59 — D4 Lat BYU 82 11110,253 FINAL FOUR D29W•Valparaiso 84 81 — D9 Lat Texas A&M 88 93 5,200 1966-67 Y Season Record: 27-4 J2WTrinity 116 79 1,500 D11WWisconsin 82 57 5,100 National Rankings: 7th AP, 6th UPI J4WOklahoma City 61 54 2,300 D15W†LSU 111 87 4,500 NCAA Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis J9LNotre Dame 80 110 5,300 D16W†Texas A&M 90 85 5,411 FINAL Captains: Leary Lentz, J13WSouthwestern 89 64 1,235 D18Wat TCU 132 102 2,130 FOUR Gary Grider J16WNorth Texas 117 83 2,400 D20WProvidence 102 89 5,200 J18WTCU 108 87 2,400 D29L‡Maryland 68 69 5,000 Date Opponent UH Op Att. J28WBaylor 80 78 3,667 D30W‡Auburn 89 76 5,500 D1 WNew Mexico 96 84 5,100 J30WTexas A&M 79 74 5,300 J8WTrinity 95 52 2,600 D3 Wat Minnesota 86 75 6,503 F6WLoyola-New Orleans 104 80 2,500 J13Wat Centenary 108 84 1,425 D5 Lat Michigan 75 86 2,500 F9Wat Trinity 139 87 — J15Wat Tulsa 72 71 5,636 D8 WLouisiana-Lafayette 89 81 4,500 F13WCentenary 95 84 2,500 J17WSt. Mary’s -Texas 109 53 2,350 D10WHawaii 93 59 4,500 F16WTexas Wesleyan 122 105 2,000 J26WBaylor (OT) 92 91 5,000 D12WSt. Mary’s-Calif. 90 74 3,750 D14W†Centenary 97 66 5,100 1966-67 D15W†Idaho State 111 85 5,700 D17WSan Francisco 90 75 5,276 D20WWashington 87 65 5,100 D28W‡Kent State 85 73 4,200 D29W‡Arkansas State 68 58 6,500 J2WTennessee Tech 95 69 4,500 J5Wat Lamar 82 62 3,700 J14WWest Texas State 103 72 5,400 J28Lat Washington 78 81 4,500 J31Wat UNLV 103 83 7,500 F9WHardin-Simmons 92 85 5,000 F 11 L at Notre Dame 78 87 3,385 F13Wat Creighton 87 80 5,412 F15WSt. Mary’s -Texas 122 58 4,800 F18Wat Miami-Fla. 105 86 3,962 F23Wat West Texas State 120 76 2,450 F25WCreighton 87 73 5,300 F28WLoyola-New Orleans 106 64 5,250 M4 Wat Air Force 90 80 2,000 M11W*New Mexico State 59 58 4,020 M17W•Kansas 66 5316,250 M19W•SMU 83 7517,000 M24 L °UCLA 58 7318,889 M25 W °North Carolina 84 6217,755 Houston’s First Team to Advance To The NCAA Final Four †Bluebonnet Classic; ‡Holiday Tournament; Front Row(left to right): Howie Lorch, team manager, Vern Lewis, Niemer Hamood, Gary Grider, *NCAA Tournament at Ft. Collins, Colo.; Leary Lentz, Elliott McVey, Don Chaney and Bobby Smith, trainer. Back Row (left to right): head •NCAA Tournament at Lawrence, Kan.; °NCAA coach Guy V. Lewis, Don Kruse, Melvin Bell, Ken Spain, Andrew Benson, Theodis Lee, Elvin Final Four at Louisville, Ky. Hayes and assistant coach Harvey Pate. 136 All-Time Results 1968 NCAA 1967-68 FINAL FOUR 1967-68 Season Record: 31-2 NCAA National Rankings: 1st AP, FINAL UPI FOUR Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Captains: Elvin Hayes, Don Chaney

Date Opponent UH Op Att. D2WSacramento State 110 79 5,400 D4WAbilene Christian 90 75 4,400 D7WNorth Dakota State121 88 4,600 D9Wat Illinois 54 46 7,605 D13W†George Washington86 61 4,500 H D14W†Montana State 113 67 5,200 I D16W BYU 102 69 5,400 I D18W Minnesota 103 65 5,000 S D22W at Arizona 81 76 4,100 D23W at UNLV 94 85 6,300 T D28W‡Bradley 69 52 7,430 O D29W‡Marquette 77 65 6,345 NCAA Final Four • AP, UPI Wire Service Champions D30W‡North Texas 45 43 7,131 R J2W Michigan 91 65 5,400 Front Row(left to right): Howie Lorch, team manager, Larry Anderson, Billy Bane, Vern Lewis, J6WCentenary 118 81 5,400 Niemer Hamood, Bobby Van Landingham and Tom Griben. Back Row (left to right): Bobby Smith, Y J13WWest Texas State 98 53 4,400 trainer, Kent Taylor, George Reynolds, Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes, Ken Spain, Theodis Lee, Larry J20W¤UCLA 71 6952,693 J27WLamar 112 79 5,400 Cooper, Melvin Bell and head coach Guy V. Lewis. J29WFairfield 108 76 5,400 F1WMarshall 102 93 8,606 J28WTexas A&M 85 71 5,300 F5WSt. Mary’s-Texas 118 7710,238 F10Wat Centenary 107 56 4,987 F1W¤Notre Dame 89 8215,038 F7WCreighton (2 OT) 78 77 9,627 F15WMiami-Fla. 106 64 5,600 F17WAir Force 106 82 5,600 F6WUNLV 118 97 4,800 F12WHardin-Simmons 109 92 7,312 F22WTexas-Arlington 130 75 5,100 F8WTexas-Arlington 82 65 4,750 F14WMiami-Fla. 118 9810,345 F24WValparaiso 158 81 5,400 F13WSt. Mary’s-Texas 91 70 4,200 F19WLoyola-New Orleans 99 80 8,968 F26Wat Hardin-Simmons105 82 3,500 F20WLamar 95 71 5,300 F21Wat Centenary 97 72 2,411 M2WVirginia Tech 120 79 5,200 M4Wat West Texas State 107 76 3,088 F22LSeattle 66 69 4,800 F26Wat Texas-Arlington 102 84 2,500 M9W*Loyola-Chicago 94 76 5,800 M1Lat Virginia Tech 68 74 7,500 F28WSouth Alabama 128 9010,489 M15W•Louisville 91 7511,004 ¤at Astrodome; †Cable Car Classic; ‡Sugar Bowl M2 Wat West Texas State 96 80 4,000 M16W•TCU 103 6811,004 Classic; •Bluebonnet Classic M4 Wat Creighton 62 58 8,000 M22 L °UCLA 69 10115,472 M23 L °Ohio State 85 8915,472 M7 W•Dayton 71 64 5,825 †Bluebonnet Classic; ‡Rainbow Classic; *NCAA 1970 NCAA M12L•Drake 87 9210,200 Tournament in Salt Lake City; ¤- at Astrodome; MIDWEST M14L•Kansas State 98 107 8,400 •NCAA Tournament in Wichita, Kan.; °NCAA †Bluebonnet Classic; ‡UNLV Invitational; Final Four at Los Angeles, Calif. REGIONAL SEMIFINALIST •NCAA Tournament at Lawrence, Kan. 1968-69 NCAA 1969-70 NCAA Season Record: 16-10 Season Record: 25-5 1971 SWEET MIDWEST Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis 16 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Captains: Ken Spain, Theodis Lee Captains: Ollie Taylor, REGIONAL Date Opponent UH Op Att. Melvin Bell, Tom Gribben SEMIFINALIST N30WSouthern Miss 92 71 5,300 Date Opponent UH Op Att. NCAA 1970-71 D2WPepperdine 80 60 5,000 D1 WLouisiana-Lafayette 89 72 7,000 SWEET Season Record: 22-7 D5WArizona 85 64 5,000 D4 WTexas-Arlington 88 70 4,200 16 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis D7Lat USC 64 65 2,100 D6 WCentenary 70 64 5,625 Captains: Dwight Davis, D13L†Santa Clara 50 75 5,100 D12W†Nebraska 112 82 7,175 Poo Welch D14W†BYU 98 75 5,100 D13W†Kent State 74 66 8,225 Date Opponent UH Op Att. D16WKansas State (OT) 87 84 5,100 D15WLoyola-Marymount 116 91 4,500 D3WNorthwestern 81 68 7,000 D21LIllinois 84 97 5,200 D17WSanta Clara 91 76 9,478 D5Lat Tennessee 58 7912,700 D23WBowling Green 91 80 5,000 D20WUSC 77 7310,220 D7Wat Florida 61 60 3,300 D27W•Portland 94 66 5,400 D22WLong Beach State 76 69 8,176 D11W†Tulane 91 60 6,325 D28W•San Francisco 87 67 5,495 D29L‡Santa Clara 63 85 6,500 D12W†Oregon 81 68 8,314 D30L‡Iowa (OT) 87 95 5,000 D30W‡UC Santa Barbara 98 85 6,000 D18W#Villanova 99 84 8,100 D31W‡Western Kentucky 87 66 5,600 J3Wat Hawaii 116 84 3,420 D19L#Kansas 73 8910,700 J4LWest Texas State 76 86 5,000 J10WWest Texas State 91 83 7,274 D21WAuburn 79 76 7,131 J11WCentenary 82 64 4,660 J24Lat St. Mary’s-Texas 66 76 6,066 D29W§Tennessee 68 65 5,391 J13Lat Lamar 65 71 4,200 J27Wat Seattle 92 88 5,100 D30L§USC 64 77 6,568 J18Lat UCLA 64 10012,896 J30Wat Montana State 82 69 4,600 J4W Dayton 106 80 7,003 J25Lat Centenary 66 73 1,935 J31Lat Utah State 84 91 5,374 J6WCreighton 83 76 9,051

137 All-Time Results J9WWest Texas State 90 7110,178 1973 NCAA F14WBiscayne 99 63 3,500 J13Wat Lamar 106 88 4,200 TOURNAMENT F16WLouisiana-Monroe 85 83 5,126 J16Wat Centenary 80 69 6,678 1972-73 F21WHouston Baptist 101 86 5,178 J20WUNLV 130 73 9,025 Season Record: 23-4 F23WCentenary 105 89 7,761 J23Wat Kansas State 73 7111,000 NCAA National Rankings: 13th AP; M2 LSouth Carolina 86 10411,505 J25WCentenary 80 69 6,678 MIDWEST 18th UPI M4 Lat Jacksonville 80 83 2,000 F4Wat Long Island 81 75 3,219 REGIONAL Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis M7 WRice 107 62 5,140 F6WSeattle 93 9210,497 Captains: Jerry Bonney, †All-College Tournament; ‡Bluebonnet Classic F13Lat Loyola-New Orleans 89 92 2,000 Steve Newsome F20Wat Miami-Fla. 99 93 830 1974-75 F22Lat South Carolina 71 8812,571 Date Opponent UH Op. Att. Season Record: 16-10 F25WLamar 93 74 6,112 N24WLSU-New Orleans 92 71 8,460 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F27WJacksonville 83 8210,112 N27WSouthern Miss. 104 77 4,884 Captains: Maurice Presley, Louis Dunbar M1 Lat West Texas State 77 86 4,500 D1 Wat Washington State 72 60 5,000 Date Opponent UH Op Att. H M13W•New Mexico State 72 6910,514 D2 Lat Seattle 61 65 3,300 D2 LLouisville 87 91 8,521 I M18 L °Kansas 77 7810,550 D4 Wat Colorado 77 71 1,428 D7 LNorth Carolina 87 96 9,665 S M20 W °Notre Dame 119 10610,550 D9 WXavier 114 73 6,301 D9 Wat West Texas State 80 71 4,327 †Bluebonnet Classic; #Jayhawk Classic; §Trojan D11WSt. Mary’s-Texas 59 47 4,499 D16LUSC 96 97 8,224 T Classic; •NCAA Tournament at Hofheinz D16WCalifornia 79 75 3,200 D21LKansas State 90 91 5,835 O Pavilion; °NCAA Tournament at Wichita, Kan. D28L†Indiana 72 75 5,000 D29L†Alabama 88 105 4,100 R D29W†SMU 115 102 5,000 D30L†Furman 80 89 2,100 1972 NCAA J5W‡West Texas State 130 84 7,100 J3W‡Hawaii 105 96 6,860 Y TOURNAMENT J6W‡Texas A&M 114 8510,131 J4W‡Texas A&M 92 72 8,825 1971-72 J10WBaylor 86 82 6,110 J6WDayton 86 85 5,231 Season Record: 20-7 J16Wat Rice 96 77 6,000 J11WRice 91 70 6,239 NCAA Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis J27WNevada-Las Vegas 104 94 7,093 J13Lat Texas Tech 82 86 8,005 MIDWEST Captain: Dwight Davis F1WCentenary 89 85 6,835 J17Lat St. Mary’s-Texas 74 85 1,539 REGIONAL F2WCincinnati 90 85 5,009 J18WMercer 99 98 5,006 F8WHouston Baptist 96 75 6,047 J25WNevada-Reno 103 74 4,139 F10WLouisiana-Lafayette 82 80 9,856 J27W Stanford 74 68 6,803 F15WCorpus Christi State 82 70 5,015 F1W South Carolina 90 84 5,749 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F17Lat Creighton 77 78 3,379 F5WTexas Lutheran 113 93 3,105 D1 Wat Stanford 87 67 3,624 F22WTrinity 116 57 5,078 F8LCincinnati 83 103 6,743 D2 Lat California 81 82 4,800 F24WJacksonville 76 7510,472 F10Wat Biscayne 99 93 2,836 D4 WTennessee 67 6510,050 F26WSamford 94 75 4,521 F15WSouthern Miss 115 85 3,855 D6 L†at Louisiana-Lafayette 88 97 9,037 M2 Wat Centenary 90 89 3,442 F19WSt. Mary’s-Texas 90 77 5,541 D10LArizona State 97 98 6,015 M5 WRice 116 72 6,138 F22WLamar 103 77 4,242 D11WArizona State 88 76 6,285 M10L§*Louisiana-Lafayette 89 102 6,389 F25WHouston Baptist 117 84 4,741 D20WWashington State 84 73 5,673 †Sun Bowl Classic; ‡Bluebonnet Classic; M1 Lat Bowling Green 101 121 5,078 D27W‡LSU 100 66 — *NCAA Tournament; §Later won by forfeit M11Wat Rice 82 73 2,311 D28W‡Michigan State 106 73 6,224 †Sugar Bowl Classic; ‡Bluebonnet Classic J3Lat Dayton 69 73 — 1973-74 J6WColorado 70 66 5,850 Season Record: 17-9 1975-76 J8W#Rice 101 73 7,140 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Season Record: 17-11 J16Lat Florida State 79 86 4,000 Captains: Sidney Edwards, Donnell Hayes SWC: 7-9 (6th) J17Wat Southern Miss 115 84 3,195 Date Opponent UH Op Att. Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis J27WSouthern Miss 102 63 5,680 D1 Lat North Carolina 74 9712,937 Captains: David Marrs, Otis Birdsong J29WLong Island 104 79 7,551 D3 Lat Louisville 81 8710,011 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F4WFlorida State 94 8610,483 D6 WWabash College 119 71 4,815 D6 WCal Poly SLO 74 63 6,001 F7WDenver 98 69 5,431 D8 WFlorida 97 73 5,483 D9 WTexas A&I 120 86 4,103 F10WCentenary 100 83 5,182 D10LTexas Tech 73 75 7,136 D13WSt. Mary’s-Texas 87 78 6,479 F14WLoyola-New Orleans 104 86 4,674 D21Lat USC 78 92 3,560 D20WLouisiana Tech 96 72 5,993 F17Wat Centenary 93 82 2,602 D22Wat Nevada-Reno 90 75 5,221 D27Wat Dayton 72 6812,313 F19WSouth Carolina 95 8510,114 D26W†Virginia Tech 85 66 4,923 D29L†UNLV 92 116 6,257 F24WCorpus Christi State 105 81 5,008 D28L†Oral Roberts 108 118 6,500 D30W†LaSalle 90 87 6,257 F26WHouston Baptist 96 79 8,554 D29W†Rutgers 95 84 6,500 J2W‡Houston Baptist 78 59 7,979 F28Lat Jacksonville (OT) 108 110 4,955 J4W‡Denver 96 79 6,735 J3W‡San Francisco 94 7310,061 M4 Wat Denver 94 91 2,183 J5W‡Florida State 79 74 7,614 J6L*at Arkansas 47 92 4,400 M11L•Texas 74 85 4,336 J10WBaylor 74 70 6,661 J10W*Rice 87 59 6,817 †Later won by forfeit; ‡Bluebonnet Classic; J12Wat Rice 95 86 1,000 J12W*Arkansas 72 7110,060 #Played in Astrodome; •NCAA Tournament at J17Lat Centenary 83 91 1,000 J14L*at TCU 70 88 2,901 Las Cruces, NM J19WWest Texas State 88 58 5,091 J17W*Texas 63 58 8,891 J26Wat UNLV 75 72 4,500 J20L*at Texas A&M 67 74 7,546 F2WLamar 102 81 5,500 J24W*Baylor 79 73 7,106 F9Lat Cincinnati 73 84 7,216 J26L*at SMU 75 87 3,814 138 All-Time Results J31L*Texas Tech 54 5710,006 1978 NCAA D30L#BYU 77 84 7,899 F3WHouston Baptist 91 71 4,111 TOURNAMENT J3WTexas Lutheran 111 79 1,411 F7W*at Rice 99 79 2,107 SWC TOURNAMENT J6L*Arkansas 61 62 8,214 F10W*TCU 103 95 5,178 CHAMPIONS J8L*Texas 57 75 7,471 F14L*at Texas 86 95 4,300 NCAA 1977-78 J10L*Texas A&M 43 69 9,206 F17L*Texas A&M 80 9410,007 MIDWEST Season Record: 25-8 J13W*TCU 95 66 1,463 F21L*at Baylor 72 79 6,000 REGIONAL SWC: 11-5 (3rd) J16L*at Baylor 77 85 5,850 F24W*SMU 100 98 5,640 National Rankings: 14th AP, J20W*at Rice 101 75 4,000 F26L*at Texas Tech 85 93 6,782 16th UPI J22W*SMU 82 78 5,441 F28W¢at Baylor 88 86 2,500 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis J24L*at Texas Tech 68 70 7,622 M4L¢Texas Tech 69 80 — Captains: Charles Thompson, J28L*at Texas 53 7916,000 †Holiday Classic at Las Vegas; ‡Bluebonnet Cecile Rose J30L*at TCU 71 77 2,019 Classic; *SWC game; ¢- SWC Classic. Date Opponent UH Op Att. F3L*at Texas A&M 58 66 7,161 N28WPan American 85 81 3,101 F6L*Baylor 77 80 5,813 F10W*Rice 75 72 3,800 H 1977 NIT FINALIST D1Wat Auburn 88 87 7,200 1976-77 D3WLouisiana-Lafayette 96 72 4,027 F12W*at SMU 101 94 4,053 I Season Record: 29-8 D7WTexas Lutheran 118 69 2,441 F15W*Texas Tech 103 89 7,500 S SWC: 13-3 (2nd) D9Lat Arizona 80 8111,258 F17L*at Arkansas 58 78 9,339 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis D10Lat Arizona State 78 79 5,526 F24W&SMU 74 67 1,200 T Captains: Jim Perry, D12WSouthwestern 133 98 1,818 M1W&Baylor (0:39 1 ft) 83 8215,449 O FINALIST Otis Birdsong D16W†Xavier 100 75 5,236 M2L&Texas 65 7015,449 R D17W†North Texas 137 94 6,004 *SWC game; †Bluebonnet Classic; #Pillsbury D21Wat Hawaiî 104 68 3,812 Classic; &- SWC Classic Y Date Opponent UH Op Att. D23Wat Hawaii-Hilo 110 83 2,900 N28WTexas Lutheran 96 69 4,870 J5WHouston Baptist 103 51 2,104 1979-80 D1Wat Lamar 101 92 2,000 J8L*at Arkansas 65 84 6,305 Season Record: 14-14 D3WBiscayne 104 64 3,825 J10L*Texas 89 100 9,544 SWC: 8-8 (t4th) D 6Lat San Francisco 85 100 4,748 J12W*at Texas A&M 80 73 4,786 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis D11WTrinity 124 67 3,514 J14W*at TCU 79 63 3,275 Captains: Kenneth Williams, Byron Gibson D13WLamar 103 83 3,817 J17W*Baylor 100 89 6,313 Date Opponent UH Op Att. D17W†Nevada-Reno 100 78 6,535 J21W*Rice 96 74 5,555 N30WArizona 74 72 4,407 D18W†UC Santa Barbara 77 62 7,441 J23L*at SMU 75 76 4,104 D3 LArizonaState 65 78 3,667 D27W#Illinois 69 66 5,000 J28W*Texas Tech 84 71 6,714 D5 LTexas A&I 82 83 2,856 D29W#Hawaii 101 74 5,612 J30L*at Texas 72 7314,122 D11WTexas Lutheran 126 78 2,801 D30L#San Francisco 81 86 5,952 F1W*TCU93553,216 D15W†New Mexico (OT) 83 80 5,221 J2Lat UCLA 83 96 9,302 F4W*Texas A&M 94 89 8,468 D16L†Georgetown 75 78 2,718 J6WHouston Baptist 111 79 3,471 F7L*at Baylor (0:14 fg) 69 70 4,589 D21W!Niagara 99 89 1,123 J8L*at Arkansas 70 81 6,399 F11W*at Rice 87 62 2,100 D22L!USC (OT) 85 86 1,770 J12W*Rice 106 56 6,101 F13W*SMU 95 55 5,681 D28L‡UTEP 65 7810,000 J15W*at TCU 78 74 3,112 F15W*at Texas Tech 81 77 6,901 D29W‡Alabama 83 7510,000 J18W*Texas 95 81 7,764 F18W*Arkansas 84 7510,013 J3W*Rice 78 70 2,179 J22W*at Texas A&M 78 71 7,218 F25W*Rice 108 67 3,500 J5L*at Texas Tech 70 77 4,032 J24W*Baylor 111 89 6,573 M2W&Texas Tech 93 8215,330 J8L*Texas 73 99 6,088 J27L*at Texas Tech (OT) 83 84 9,057 M3W&Arkansas (0:03 fg) 70 6915,330 J12W*SMU 96 81 3,057 J29W*at SMU 103 102 8,320 M4W&Texas (0:10 2 ft) 92 9015,330 J19L*at Arkansas (1:44 2 ft)57 60 9,137 F1W*Texas Tech 94 87 8,311 M12L•Notre Dame 77 10010,575 J22L*at TCU (0:43 fg) 69 71 3,012 F5L*Arkansas 80 8210,061 *SWC game; †Bluebonnet Classic; &-SWC J26W*Baylor 82 71 4,003 F8W*at Rice 109 73 2,108 Classic; •NCAA Tournament at Tulsa, Okla. J28L*at Texas A&M 79 92 6,079 F10W*SMU 115 83 4,536 J30W*Texas Tech 75 63 3,535 F12W*TCU 114 74 3,421 1978-79 F2W*at SMU (0:04 fg) 71 70 7,910 F15W*at Texas 95 84 7,000 Season Record: 16-15 F4L*at Texas (0:22 2 ft) 82 84 9,464 F19W*Texas A&M 116 83 8,674 SWC: 6-10 (t6th) F9W*Arkansas (3 OT) 90 84 4,866 F23W*at Baylor 78 76 3,900 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F12W*TCU 87 59 4,293 F26W*TCU 111 67 3,100 Captains: Ken Ciolli, George Walker F16W*at Baylor (0:25 ft) 60 58 5,100 M3W•Texas A&M 96 7714,330 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F19L*at Rice 74 81 4,023 M4W•Texas Tech 94 8311,998 N27LNevada-Reno 73 77 3,585 F22L*at Texas A&M 72 8210,000 M5L•Arkansas 70 8415,262 N30Lat USC 80 88 6,759 F25W¢Rice 92 80 3,239 M9W&Indiana State 83 82 8,201 D4WSt. Mary’s-Texas 120 60 1,978 F28L¢Texas 47 6715,500 M14W‡Illinois State (OT) 91 90 9,581 D6WHardin-Simmons 102 86 3,500 *SWC game; †Nike Cage Classic; !- Bluebonnet M17W‡Alabama 82 7611,970 D15W†Pan American 107 95 3,200 Classic; ‡Sun Carnival Classic; ; ¢- SWC Post-sea- M20L‡St. Bonaventure 91 9412,451 D16W†Louisiana-Lafayette 105 92 3,152 son Classic *SWC game; †Bluebonnet Classic; #Rainbow D20Wat Pan American 89 79 4,650 Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii; •SWC Classic; D23Wat Alaska-Anchorage 100 85 5,000 &- NIT at Hofheinz Pavilion; ‡NIT at Madison D25Wat Alaska-Anchorage 94 81 5,000 Square Garden D29L#Minnesota 67 80 7,899 139 All-Time Results 1981 NCAA 1981-82 TOURNAMENT SWC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NCAA 1980-81 EAST Season Record: 21-9 REGIONAL SWC: 10-6 (t2nd) Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Captain: By Game Date Opponent UH Op Att. N28WTexas A&I 112 86 3,300 D1WUSC 71 54 3,900 D6Lat Biscayne 74 76 500 H D9WTexas Wesleyan 93 84 1,400 I D13WPan American 84 70 2,400 D16WPepperdine 94 81 1,400 S D19W†Army 88 58 3,800 T D20W†Wyoming 70 61 5,300 O D23W Nevada-Reno 86 71 3,392 D27L at Alaska-Anchorage78 79 600 R J3W*at Rice 62 57 4,200 NCAA Final Four • 2nd Place, SWC • 2nd Place, SWC Tournament Y J6W*Texas Tech 73 70 6,100 Front Row(left to right): Lynden Rose, Rodney Parker, Eric Davis, Rob Williams, Eric Dickens and J10W*at Texas 91 71 6,205 Michael Young. Back Row (left to right): Larry Micheaux, Dan Bunce, Hakeem Olajuwon, David J13L*at SMU (3 OT) 70 72 2,750 Bunce, Bryan Williams, Gary Orsak, Clyde Drexler, Reid Gettys and . J17W*Lamar 70 6410,100 J19W*Arkansas 57 54 8,900 D28W‡Purdue 59 58 6,869 1983 NCAA FINALIST J24W*TCU 68 59 5,982 D29W‡LSU 73 69 7,955 SWC CHAMPIONS J26W*at Baylor 53 51 7,250 J4W*Rice 63 6110,060 SWC J28W*Texas A&M 76 71 8,000 J9W*at Texas Tech 78 68 8,695 TOURNAMENT J31L*at Texas Tech 70 81 6,973 J12L*Texas 83 9510,500 NCAA CHAMPIONS F3W*SMU 79 64 3,769 J16L*SMU 66 67 6,500 FINALIST F7W*Texas 75 5910,101 J23L*at Arkansas 66 67 9,260 1982-83 F14L*at Arkansas 55 70 9,300 J26L*at TCU 82 85 3,818 Season Record: 31-3 F17L*at TCU (4 OT) 77 78 2,958 J30W*Baylor 99 78 7,859 SWC: 16-0 (1st) F21L*Baylor 68 70 8,269 F1L*at Texas A&M 77 95 6,521 National Ranking: 1st AP, UPI F24W*Rice 63 55 5,500 F3W*Texas Tech 83 80 6,100 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F28L*at Texas A&M 77 78 6,819 F6W*at SMU (OT) 73 71 4,100 Captains: David Bunce, M6W&TCU735313,214 F8W*at Texas 77 6311,019 Larry Micheaux, David Rose, M7W&Texas 84 5913,411 F13W*Arkansas 55 5310,060 Bryan Williams M13L‡Villanova 72 90 9,108 F16W*TCU 74 65 6,000 Date Opponent UH Op Att. *SWC game; †First Salvation Army Christmas F20W*at Baylor 78 7410,650 N26W†Arizona 104 63 6,566 Kettle Classic; &- SWC Postseason Classic at F23W*at Rice 75 69 5,000 N28W†Lamar 106 72 5,912 San Antonio, Texas; ‡NCAA Eastern Regional at F27W*Texas A&M 96 9310,060 D1WMississippi State 74 65 6,116 Charlotte, N.C. M5W&Texas A&M 89 7617,543 D4Wat Biscayne 78 59 1,350 M6L&Arkansas 69 8417,543 D8WAuburn 77 65 8,000 D11Lat Syracuse 87 9219,430 1982 NCAA M11W•Alcorn State 94 84 8,680 FINAL FOUR M13W•Tulsa 78 7410,775 D16L!Virginia 63 72 5,000 1981-82 M19W#Missouri 79 7818,050 D17W! Utah 82 57 5,000 D27Wat Pepperdine 93 92 3,422 Season Record: 25-8 M21W#Boston College 99 9215,627 J2WPacific 112 58 5,503 SWC: 11-5 (2nd) M27L °North Carolina 63 6861,612 NCAA J4W*Texas A&M 84 61 9,600 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis *SWC game; †Second Salvation Army Christ- FINAL J8W*SMU 105 7110,000 Captains: Lynden Rose, Eric mas Kettle Classic; ‡Sugar Bowl Tournament at FOUR J10WLouisiana-Lafayette 79 78 7,651 Davis Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA; &SWC Postseason Classic; •NCAA Tournament J12W*atTCU 54 51 7,260 J15W*at Texas 77 5210,096 Date Opponent UH Op Att. at Tulsa, Okla.; #NCAA Tournament at St. J17W*Texas Tech 98 73 6,001 N30WWest Texas State 84 73 4,109 Louis, MO; °Final Four at Louisiana J22W*Arkansas 75 6010,060 D4Lat Seton Hall (OT) 85 8710,648 Superdome, New Orleans, LA J26W*at Rice 76 40 3,200 D6WBiscayne 106 74 3,580 F2W*Baylor 86 69 8,480 D8WTexas Lutheran 145 78 3,855 F5W*at Texas A&M 86 66 7,457 D12WTexas-San Antonio 105 69 3,870 F9W*at SMU 85 68 6,778 D15WUC Santa Barbara 74 68 3,552 F12W*TCU 74 6610,060 D18W†Mississippi State 96 49 7,500 F15W*Texas 106 63 7,851 D19W†Iowa 62 52 8,100 F19W*at Texas Tech 84 75 8,816 140 All-Time Results 1982-83 J12W*at Texas Tech 88 66 9,028 J14W*at Texas A&M 70 64 7,086 J20W*Rice 72 4210,060 J22L at Kentucky 67 7423,992 J28W*at Baylor 84 58 8,600 F2W*Texas A&M 87 6510,060 F4W*SMU 76 5710,060 F9W*at TCU 76 60 5,248 F11W*at Texas 74 63 9,548 F 16 W *Texas Tech 78 5310,060 F18WVirginia 74 6510,060 F22W*Rice 70 54 5,421 F26W*Arkansas 64 6110,060 F29W*Baylor 80 6510,060 M4L*at Arkansas 68 73 9,438 H M10W& Rice 53 5015,000 I M11W& Arkansas 57 5615,001 S M17W•Louisiana Tech 77 6911,200 M23W•Memphis State 78 7120,143 T M25W•Wake Forest 68 6318,652 O M31W¢Virginia (OT) 49 4738,471 R A2L% Georgetown 75 8438,471 NCAA Finalist • SWC Champions• SWC Tournament Champions *SWC game; !Hall of Fame Classic at Spring- Y Front Row(left to right): Reid Gettys, Eric Dickens, Alvin Franklin, David Rose, Derek Giles and Renaldo Thomas. field, Mass.; †Fourth Annual Kettle Classic; Back Row (left to right): Benny Anders, Gary Orsak, Larry Micheaux, Dan Bunce, Hakeem Olajuwon, David #First Chaminade Western Airlines Classic Bunce, Clyde Drexler and Michael Young. Honolulu, Hawaii; &SWC Postseason Classic at F26W*Rice 86 5210,060 D25W# Louisville 76 73 7,000 The Summit; •NCAA Midwest Regional, St. M3W*at Arkansas 74 66 9,512 D26L# Fresno State 61 68 5,000 Louis; ¢NCAA Final Four at The Kingdome, M5W*at Baylor 93 64 4,850 J5W*at SMU 60 59 9,534 Seattle, Wash.; % National Championship M11W&SMU 75 5917,057 J7W*TCU81679,660 Game, Seattle, Wash. M12W&TCU 62 5912,857 J10W*Texas 69 58 9,660 M19W•Maryland 60 5015,400 M25W•Memphis State 70 6317,038 1983-84 M27W•Villanova 89 7115,112 A2W°Louisville 94 8117,327 A4L%N.C. State 52 5417,327 *SWC game; †Third Annual Kettle Classic; !Third Annual Suntory Classic at Tokyo; &SWC Postseason Classic at Dallas; •NCAA Midwest Regional; °NCAA Final Four at Albuquerque, N.M.; %- NCAA Championship Game

1984 NCAA FINALIST SWC CHAMPIONS SWC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NCAA 1983-84 FINALIST Season Record: 32-5 SWC: 15-1 (1st) National Rankings: 5th AP, UPI Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis Captains: Hakeem Olajuwon, Michael Young Date Opponent UH Op Att. N19L ! N.C. State 64 76 8,700 N26W Kansas 91 76 9,660 N30W at Mississippi State 68 62 8,343 D3W Biscayne 69 51 9,660 D6W at LSU 100 9114,444 D10W St. Mary’s-Texas 71 55 9,660 D16W†Stetson 92 71 8,500 NCAA Finalist • SWC Champions• SWC Tournament Champions D17W†Princeton 65 40 8,569 Front Row(left to right): Derek Giles, Marvin Alexander, Gary Orsak and Alvin Franklin. Second Row (left to D19W Texas Lutheran 129 65 9,660 right): Jamie Weaver, Eric Dickens, Benny Anders, Rickie Winslow and Stacey Belcher. Back Row (left to right): Greg D21Wat UC Santa Barbara89 79 5,921 Anderson, Michael Young, Hakeem Olajuwon and Reid Gettys. 141 All-Time Results 1985 NIT TOURNAMENT J22W*Texas A&M 76 70 6,596 F11W*at Arkansas 57 54 9,104 1984-85 J25W*SMU 71 66 4,401 F14L*at Baylor (OT) 57 63 6,715 Season Record: 16-14 J29L*TCU 49 53 4,497 F18W*Texas A&M 67 46 4,766 SWC: 8-8 (t5th) F1L*at Texas 63 79 9,226 F22L*SMU 73 79 4,162 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis F5L*Texas Tech (2 OT) 91 92 4,211 F25W*at TCU 84 65 7,166 Captains: Eric Dickens, F12W*at Rice 71 69 2,715 F28L*at Texas 64 65 2,282 Reid Gettys F15W*Arkansas 93 83 4,893 M6 W&Texas 59 49 9,527 F20W*Baylor 77 70 3,290 M7 L&Baylor 52 54 9,809 F22LLouisville 59 76 5,125 M13L•Kansas 55 6613,800 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F24L*at Texas A&M 75 82 3,448 †Kactus Classic at Tempe, Ariz.; ‡Sugar Bowl N24W Concordia Lutheran 85 62 5,231 F26L*at SMU 71 78 4,878 Classic; *SWC game; &SWC Classic; •NCAA N26W St. Mary’s-Texas 69 53 5,735 M1 W*TCU (OT) 85 83 7,544 Southeast Regional at Atlanta, Ga. N30L+South Alabama 70 86 5,200 M7 L&Texas 62 7811,752 D1 W+Campbell 73 64 4,000 *SWC game; †at Landover, MD; #10th Annual 1988 NIT H D4 W Southwestern 93 81 4,500 Blade Classic at Toledo, Ohio; &11th Annual TOURNAMENT I D8 W LSU 81 73 8,000 SWC Postseason Classic at Dallas, Texas 1987-88 S D15L at Kansas 75 8715,200 Season Record: 18-13 D21W†Portland 88 63 4,000 SWC: 10-6 (t3rd) T PAT FOSTER D22W†St. Mary’s-Calif. 66 63 4,500 Pat Foster was Head Coach: Pat Foster O D28W BYU-Hawaii 100 77 1,007 SECOND O named Houston’s third Captains: Rolando Ferreira, J3W*at TCU 83 74 4,086 ROUND Richard Hollis R head coach in 1986-87 J5L*at Texas 58 61 5,956 when he succeeded Y J9W*Texas Tech 83 74 6,001 J12Lat DePaul 58 6917,499 Guy V. Lewis. Foster Date Opponent UH Op Att. J16W*at Rice 77 73 4,185 compiled a 142-73 N27W Sam Houston State 85 71 4,864 J19W*Arkansas 78 73 9,500 record in seven seasons D5 W at Pan American 65 59 4,662 J24W*Baylor 81 71 5,000 as Houston’s head D7 W Arkansas State 80 72 2,943 J27L*at Texas A&M 69 71 6,098 coach and led the Cougars to one South- D12L UNLV 69 89 6,021 J30L*at SMU 78 85 9,007 west Conference championship. The Cou- D17L at Minnesota 60 6510,011 F1L*TCU80854,500 gars also played in three NCAA Tourna- D20W†Drexel 91 88 2,888 F3LIllinois 76 77 7,000 ments and four NIT tournaments. D21W†Lamar 71 67 4,739 F6W*Texas 94 80 6,500 J2L*at Texas 63 65 3,639 F10L*Texas Tech 80 91 4,639 NCAA J6Lat New Orleans 64 71 1,668 1987 F17W*Rice 96 91 3,500 TOURNAMENT J9W*Texas Tech 72 67 3,780 F20L*Arkansas 59 73 9,116 1986-87 J13Lat La. -Lafayette (2 OT) 101 102 4,700 F 23 L *at Baylor 84 88 6,650 Season Record: 18-12 J17W*at TCU 77 57 2,916 F27L*Texas A&M 77 81 6,000 SWC: 9-7 (3rd) J19L*SMU 65 69 3,864 M3 W*SMU 79 76 5,500 NCAA Head Coach: Pat Foster J24W*Texas A&M 67 63 4,586 M8 L&SMU 72 8413,837 SOUTHEAST Captains: Greg Anderson, J27L*at Baylor 59 77 5,365 M15L‡at Lamar 71 78 8,610 REGIONAL Rickie Winslow J30L*at Arkansas 62 71 9,264 *SWC game; +IPTAY Tournament; †Fifth F3W*Rice 84 67 3,751 Annual Kettle Classic; &SWC Postseason F6Lat Louisville 69 7319,461 Classic; ‡First Round NIT at Beaumont, Texas F7WVirginia 81 58 3,666 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F10W*at Texas Tech 72 68 6,424 1985-86 N28WSt. Mary’s-Texas 80 68 3,752 F13W*Texas 62 51 4,443 Season Record: 14-14 D1 WMinnesota 86 72 3,257 F17W*TCU 66 47 2,693 SWC: 8-8 (6th) D5 W†Miss. Valley State 78 69 3,250 F20L*at SMU 84 87 3,492 Head Coach: Guy V. Lewis D6 W†Arizona State 83 66 3,500 F24W*at Texas A&M 73 70 3,041 Captains: Alvin Franklin, Renaldo Thomas D8 Lat Long Beach State 65 71 1,762 F27L*Baylor 73 88 3,115 Date Opponent UH Op Att. D13WNew Orleans 83 75 3,605 M3 W*Arkansas 82 77 4,344 N23Lat Virginia 77 92 6,000 D20Lat West Texas State 66 68 3,112 M5 W*at Rice 81 65 2,860 N29WTexas Wesleyan 100 73 4,000 D28L‡Villanova 60 63 5,377 M11W&Texas 72 5711,164 D5 Wat Texas-San Antonio104 59 771 D29W‡Vanderbilt 73 72 5,243 M12L&SMU 76 9811,164 D7 WSt. Mary’s-Texas 76 65 4,397 J3W*Texas Tech 68 45 7,122 M17W•Fordham 69 61 1,349 D12LDePaul 78 84 4,930 J5WPan American 87 37 3,307 M18L•at Colorado State 61 71 9,749 D14LIllinois 92 10215,564 J10W*at Rice 71 36 2,900 †Spindletop Classic in Beaumont, Texas; *SWC D18WBYU-Hawaii 92 82 4,664 J17W*Arkansas 60 55 6,137 game; &- SWC Classic; •NIT Tournament D21WLong Beach State 96 86 4,660 J19L*at Texas A&M 45 57 7,524 D27L#Toledo 74 80 6,686 J21W*at SMU 75 65 4,200 D28W#Detroit 75 64 2,000 J24L*TCU 56 62 6,714 J2L*Texas 68 70 6,280 J26L*Baylor 62 67 3,567 J4L*at Texas Tech (OT) 68 69 2,347 J28W*Texas 65 59 4,899 J11L*Rice 68 71 3,999 J31L*at Texas Tech (OT) 55 56 8,174 J15W*Arkansas (OT) 87 85 9,084 F3W Louisiana-Lafayette 75 51 3,670 J18W*at Baylor 79 58 3,700 F7W*Rice 76 62 3,679 142 All-Time Results 1988-89 J17W*at Baylor 78 74 5,107 1992 NCAA Season Record: 17-14 J20L*at TCU 63 89 4,421 TOURNAMENT SWC: 8-8 (t4th) J22L*at Arkansas 89 100 9,118 SWC Head Coach: Pat Foster J24W*SMU 64 47 3,505 CO-CHAMPIONS Captain: Richard Hollis J27W*Texas A&M 108 90 3,220 NCAA & TOURNAMENT Date Opponent UH Op Att. J30W*at Texas 102 9313,891 MIDWEST CHAMPIONS N26Wat Iowa State 89 8211,853 F7W*Rice 84 67 3,715 REGIONAL 1991-92 N30Lat Ark.-Little Rock 67 100 6,851 F10WNotre Dame 93 82 7,763 Season Record: 25-6 D3 WNortheastern 69 54 1,550 F14W*at Texas Tech (OT) 74 71 3,124 SWC: 11-3 (t1st) D5 WNorthwestern State 96 78 1,553 F17W*Baylor 83 77 3,373 Head Coach: Pat Foster D10Lat Arkansas State 51 54 8,667 F21W*TCU 82 62 4,148 Captains: Craig Upchurch, D14WToledo 75 58 5,561 F24W*at SMU 71 63 1,415 Derrick Daniels D17WStephen F. Austin 98 74 2,300 F28W*at Texas A&M 100 81 2,045 Date Opponent UH Op Att. D22WAlcorn State 112 74 1,377 M5 W*Texas 84 7910,660 N23WVillanova 79 49 4,562 H D28L†Georgia Tech 78 87 3,173 M9 W&Rice 90 8116,713 N27LNorth Carolina 65 68 9,860 H D29 L †Tulsa 71 75 625 M10W&Texas 89 8616,713 N30Wat North Texas 89 87 3,612 I D30 W†Yale 66 64 — M11L&Arkansas 84 9616,713 D3 WArkansas State 72 54 2,750 S J4W*Rice 90 75 2,917 M15L•UC Santa Barbara 66 7011,287 D6 W#at UC Irvine 73 51 2,781 T J7WPan American 72 63 2,546 *SWC game; #Dodge Pre-Season NIT; †Tampa D7 W#Kent State 80 56 1,500 T J11L*at Texas Tech (OT) 74 76 6,642 Tribune Holiday Classic; &SWC Classic; D14Wat Illinois-Chicago 75 66 2,011 O J14L*Texas 86 88 6,698 •NCAA Regional in Knoxville, Tenn. D19WSt. Mary’s-Texas 94 67 3,472 R J18L*TCU 54 55 3,180 D21Wat California 81 75 6,578 Y J21W*at SMU (OT) 84 83 3,449 1991 NIT D30WCal State Fullerton 83 67 4,162 J25W*at Texas A&M 71 67 2,269 TOURNAMENT J2Lat Louisville 56 6019,247 J28W*Baylor 81 72 3,253 1990-91 J6Wat Centenary 105 81 2,137 F1L*Arkansas 87 88 4,391 Season Record: 18-11 J9L*at Texas 75 8612,343 F5L*at Rice 66 67 2,106 SWC: 10-6 (3rd) J11W*Baylor 83 77 3,700 F11W*Texas Tech 71 67 4,289 Head Coach: Pat Foster J18W*at Rice 74 60 5,011 F12WRhode Island 85 71 2,702 Captain: Darrell Mickens J21W Saint Louis 110 88 4,406 F15W*at Texas 105 96 9,623 J25W*Texas Tech 77 58 4,256 F18L*at TCU 66 82 3,219 J29W*at Texas A&M 69 65 3,887 F19Lat Notre Dame 89 8011,279 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F1L*at TCU 54 67 7,166 F22L*SMU 85 88 3,281 N24WCalifornia 98 81 5,403 F5W*SMU 67 50 3,465 F25W*Texas A&M 86 82 3,675 N26Wat Stephen F. Austin 84 50 3,481 F9L*Texas 72 87 8,931 M1 W*at Baylor 75 59 1,681 N30W#Iowa State 87 7222,508 F12W*at Baylor 98 92 2,681 M6 L*at Arkansas 79 107 8,418 D1 L#South Carolina (OT)70 7420,384 F18W*Rice 86 83 5,430 M10L&Texas A&M 70 8215,758 D5 Wat Saint Louis 85 84 6,647 F25W*at Texas Tech 83 80 5,102 †Rainbow Classic; *SWC game; &SWC Classic D8 WNorth Texas 110 81 2,945 F29W*Texas A&M 79 69 5,161 D15WTexas Southern 90 78 4,380 M3 W*TCU50445,732 1990 NCAA D17WCentenary 100 57 2,853 M7 W*at SMU 69 62 2,158 TOURNAMENT D27WIllinois-Chicago 96 63 3,244 M13W&SMU 73 6211,089 1989-90 D29 L °Georgetown 51 63 9,617 M14W&TCU (2 OT) 87 8411,156 Season Record: 25-8 J2W*at Baylor 87 85 4,085 M15W&Texas 91 7211,156 NCAA SWC: 13-3 (2nd) J6L*at Arkansas 79 95 9,362 M19L•Georgia Tech 60 6518,250 SOUTHEAST Head Coach: Pat Foster J9W*Rice 80 73 3,629 *SWC game; #Disneyland Freedom Bowl REGIONAL Captains: Chris Morris, J12Lat DePaul 62 76 9,086 Classic at Irvine, Calif.; &SWC Classic; •NCAA Craig Upchurch J17L*at Texas 84 9015,743 Midwest Regional at Milwaukee, Wis. J19W*Texas Tech 73 70 3,342 J23W*TCU (OT) 91 88 3,923 1993 NIT Date Opponent UH Op Att. J26L*at SMU 75 81 4,047 TOURNAMENT N16W#at Wichita State 67 66 7,500 J29W*at Texas A&M 77 64 2,052 1992-93 N18L#at St. John’s 69 76 4,960 F2W*Baylor 86 76 3,908 Season Record: 21-9 N30WHawaii-Loa 102 47 1,860 F7L*Arkansas 74 81 7,521 SWC: 9-5 (3rd) D2 WNevada-Reno 109 68 2,923 F10L*at Rice 69 79 3,280 Head Coach: Pat Foster D5 WDePaul 65 49 5,440 F17W*Texas 82 73 6,152 Captains: Charles Outlaw, D9 Lat Virginia 54 72 8,864 F20W*at Texas Tech 74 59 2,833 Derrick Smith D13WStephen F. Austin 69 54 3,163 F23L*at TCU 74 75 3,583 Date Oppo- D16Lat Toledo 60 62 6,021 F27W*SMU 85 58 3,987 nentUH Op Att. D18Wat Northeastern 72 68 3,189 M2 W*Texas A&M 71 68 4,882 D5Wat DePaul 82 65 6,380 D28W†Coastal Carolina 82 79 3,673 M8 L&SMU 62 6516,713 D12WIllinois-Chicago 92 66 1,365 D29W†South Florida 87 78 4,769 M13L•at Stanford 86 93 4,700 D13Lat North Carolina 76 8420,605 J3L*Arkansas 78 82 4,926 *SWC game; #Tournament of Champions at D17WTexas-San Antonio 94 76 2,134 J6W*at Rice 84 69 4,082 Charlotte, NC; °at St. Petersburg, Fla.; &SWC D22W at Arkansas State 84 82 7,080 J10WIowa State 83 82 3,335 Classic; •NIT at Palo Alto, Calif. D28WStephen F. Austin 76 75 2,883 J13W*Texas Tech 83 63 3,880 J2Lat UCLA 78 87 7,047 143 All-Time Results J4WUC Irvine 86 78 2,770 J29L*Texas 78 110 4,032 D21LMississippi 67 76 3,360 J11WWyoming 83 56 3,336 F2Lat UTSA (OT) 83 85 1,879 D28WLousiana-Monroe 98 64 2,932 J14W*Texas 83 56 6,762 F5W*at Rice 69 67 2,644 J2WTexas Lutheran 88 66 2,830 J16W*at Texas A&M 81 69 3,494 F8L*at TCU 86 95 2,512 J6WMemphis 69 67 5,252 J19W*Baylor 83 77 8,374 F12W*Texas Tech 76 64 2,653 J8W*SMU 63 62 4,066 J23W*SMU 85 75 6,918 F16L*at Texas A&M 87 93 2,947 J13W*at Rice 76 74 5,013 J26L*at Texas Tech 74 78 4,033 F19W*Baylor (OT) 87 82 2,445 J17W*TCU 89 86 4,670 J30L*at SMU 60 70 4,722 F24WSMU 89 80 2,609 J20L*at Texas Tech 76 95 8,874 F2L*Rice 61 65 9,260 F26L*at Texas 70 8810,502 J24W*Texas A&M (ot) 78 67 5,024 F6L*at TCU 66 68 2,797 M1 WLamar 95 81 2,685 J27W*at Baylor (ot) 91 84 4,851 F8Wat Nevada 92 80 3,022 M5 W*Rice 78 76 3,049 F3L*at Texas 63 8013,559 F10Wat Cal State Fullerton 77 63 2,084 M10 L °Texas Tech 86 110 9,675 F5Wat James Madison 97 72 4,000 F13W*Texas Tech 93 76 3,727 •Hawkeye Classic at Iowa City, Iowa; #Market F10W*Rice 63 59 5,155 F17W*Texas A&M 78 51 6,023 Square Arena at Indianapolis, Ind.; *SWC game; F14W*at TCU 86 82 3,872 H F21WLouisville 89 81 6,681 °SWC Classic at Dallas, Texas F17L*Texas Tech 84 93 8,650 I F23W*at Baylor 76 75 5,157 F21W*at Texas A&M 79 75 3,008 S F27W*at Texas 86 7911,236 1994-95 F24W*Baylor 79 69 4,520 M3 L*at Rice (OT) 78 89 5,032 Season Record: 9-19 F28W*at SMU 62 59 1,353 T M6 W*TCU86664,757 SWC: 5-9 (6th) M2 W*Texas 79 69 7,420 O M12W•Texas A&M 84 6811,850 Head Coach: Alvin Brooks M7 L•SMU 57 62 6,905 R M13W•Texas 58 5013,242 Captains: Jessie Drain *SWC Game; •SWC Classic at Dallas, Texas M14L•Texas Tech 76 8811,525 Date Opponent UH Op Att. Y M19L#at UTEP 61 6711,878 N25WJames Madison 76 74 3,260 1996-97 *SWC Game; •SWC Classic; #NIT at El Paso, N29Lat SW Missouri State 62 88 6,832 Season Record: 11-16 Texas D3 Lat Akron 56 66 2,370 C-USA: 3-11 (4th, White Division) D8 Lat Arizona 67 8114,257 Head Coach: Alvin Brooks ALVIN BROOKS D10LUSC 89 95 3,118 Captains: Anthony Knox, Damon Jones D17Lat Lamar 58 64 2,412 Date Opponent UH Op Att. After spending D19WHouston Batptist 92 62 2,682 N23L Arkansas-Pine Bluff 64 66 2,254 seven seasons as an D21WMcNeese State 83 76 2,211 N27W Houston Baptist 87 60 2,118 assistant coach at D23LTennessee 58 74 2,533 N30W Texas-San Antonio 69 49 2,301 Houston, Alvin D30LColorado 66 85 2,727 D4 W Tulsa (2 ot) 79 77 2,865 Brooks was named J3Lat Memphis 77 96 7,125 D7 L at Mississippi 71 93 2,130 the Cougars’ head J6Lat Drake 65 85 4,125 D13 L °St. Mary’s-Calif. 65 72 2,810 coach in 1993. J11L*Rice 76 87 2,887 D14 W°at BYU 89 69 3,418 Brooks enjoyed his J14L*at TCU 92 106 4,248 D19W Delaware State 74 63 2,240 best season in 1995-96 when he led the J18L*Texas Tech 66 84 2,928 D21W Creighton 74 73 2,211 D28L at Louisiana-Monroe 80 83 1,681 Cougars to a 17-10 record and second-place J21L*at Texas A&M 68 73 4,485 D30W McNeese State 98 79 3,811 finish in the Southwest Conference. The J25W*Baylor 87 83 2,754 J28W*at SMU 73 71 1,550 J4W at Creighton 74 72 4,571 Cougars also upset third-ranked Memphis, J11L*UAB 66 69 3,304 69-67, before joining Conference USA the F1W*Texas (OT) 105 96 5,024 F8W*at Rice 73 67 3,297 J15L*at Louisville 78 9219,591 following year. J18W*DePaul 78 76 3,110 F11L*TCU 95 106 3,559 J22W*South Florida 94 74 3,445 F15L*at Texas Tech 72 98 6,308 J25L*at Saint Louis 51 5613,907 1993-94 F18W*Texas A&M 86 80 3,421 J29L*at Charlotte 68 78 4,968 Season Record: 8-19 F22L*at Baylor 89 97 2,726 F6L*at Southern Miss 64 81 3,693 F28L*at Texas 82 9612,109 SWC: 5-9 (6th) F8L*Charlotte 77 102 2,470 Head Coach: Alvin Brooks M4 L*SMU 74 79 3,059 F12W*Memphis (OT) 72 67 7,815 Captains: Anthony Goldwire, Rafael Carrasco M9 W•TCU80777,942 F15L*Louisville 66 70 4,875 Date Opponent UH Op Att. M10L•Texas Tech 79 9411,164 F18L*at Cincinnati 64 9713,176 N27WAkron 69 53 2,701 *SWC game; •SWC Classic at Dallas, Texas F23L*Tulane 77 81 3,895 N30LSW Missouri State 65 71 2,551 F26L*at Memphis 72 8511,075 D3 L•Long Beach State 67 7714,096 1995-96 M2 L*at Marquette 67 7613,929 D4 W•Lehigh 96 7414,096 Season Record: 17-10 M5 L•UAB545511,033 D7 Lat Stephen F. Austin 71 73 1,783 SWC: 10-3 (2nd) *Conference USA game; °BYU Cougar Classic D10L#Purdue 90 11414,536 Head Coach: Alvin Brooks at Provo, Utah; •Phillips 66 Conference USA D20LUCLA 72 93 4,129 Captain: Kirk Ford Championship at St. Louis, Mo. D23Lat Wyoming 66 78 7,512 Date Opponent UH Op Att. D30LDePaul 69 89 2,788 N25WHouston Baptist 91 59 3,050 1997-98 J3LDrake 76 84 2,487 N27Lat McNeese State (ot) 81 83 1,500 Season Record: 9-20 J12L*TCU 76 87 2,751 N29Wat UTSA 94 90 1,634 C-USA: 2-14 (t5th, National Div.) J15L*at Texas Tech 68 77 2,427 D2 LArizona 69 73 4,140 Head Coach: Alvin Brooks J19L*Texas A&M 60 67 2,978 D6 Lat USC 73 96 2,277 Captains: Shamahn McBride, Galen Robinson J22L*at Baylor 81 85 3,433 D9 Lat Colorado 74 77 3,129 Date Opponent UH Op Att. J26L*at SMU 64 70 2,451 D19Lat Tennessee 49 6912,387 N18WArkansas-Pine Bluff 73 55 1,417 144 All-Time Results N24 Wat Sam Houston State 67 64 1,064 J 17 W *Memphis 83 81 8,479 RAY McCALLUM N29Wat Tulsa 61 57 7,371 J 21 L *at Southern Miss 57 74 4,416 Ray McCallum D1 WCentenary 73 69 1,879 J 23 L *at Tulane 84 89 1,931 D4 WSacramento State 57 43 1,925 J 30 L *South Florida 67 82 8,479 was named Houston’s D6 Wat McNeese State 91 82 400 F4L*UAB82908,479 sixth head coach on D9 WCalifornia 54 51 2,180 F6W*at Memphis 79 7813,440 April 20, 2000 after D19L•Santa Clara 61 82 8,392 F11W*at South Florida 73 68 4,483 compiling a 126-76 D20L•Texas Southern 69 85 8,392 F13W*Tulane 76 72 8,479 record in seven sea- D27Lat Texas 71 8910,321 F16L*at Louisville 78 10618,859 sons at Ball State. D30Lat LSU 50 72 7,172 F23L*Charlotte 66 68 8,479 In his first three J4L*Cincinnati 68 81 3,240 F27L*Marquette 62 65 8,479 seasons at Houston, J8L*at Southern Miss 43 63 3,528 M3 L#Charlotte 51 75 7,422 he has led the Cougars to their first national J10LPurdue 53 86 8,703 *Conference USA opponent; •at Albuquerque, postseason tournament in nearly a decade. J15L*at Saint Louis 47 6714,470 N.M.; #at Ohio Casuality Group C-USA He also guided Houston to its best showing H J18L*at Tulane 59 71 2,562 Tournament at Birmingham, Ala. as a Conference USA member in 2001-02 J24W*DePaul 65 59 2,268 when the Cougars finished second in C- I J26L*South Florida 64 65 2,043 1999-00 USA’s National Division with a 9-7 mark S J29W*Tulane 70 62 2,385 Season Record: 9-22 and advanced to the semifinals of the C-USA T J31Lat UAB 61 78 5,570 C-USA: 2-14 (6th, National Div.) Tournament . F5L*Memphis 63 76 2,392 Head Coach: Clyde Drexler O F7L*Southern Miss 67 72 2,961 Captains: Gee Gervin, Roy Spears 2000-01 R F12L*Louisville 69 72 3,011 Date Opponent UH Op Att. Season Record: 9-20 F14L*at Marquette 52 7012,896 N18W#at Alaska-Fairbanks 81 59 3,000 C-USA: 6-10 (5th. National Div.) Y F19L*at South Florida 56 73 4,089 N20L#California 70 95 4,501 Head Coach: Ray McCallum F21L*UAB 70 104 2,485 N21W#George Washington 93 92 3,445 Captain: George Williams F26L*at Memphis 76 8912,820 N27LSMU 80 94 3,056 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F28L*at UNC Charolotte 75 105 7,703 D3 L&Ohio 65 7313,155 N16L#Air Force 53 59 8,550 M4 L#Southern Miss 57 73 9,282 D4 W&Texas Southern 84 8013,155 N17W#Mount St. Mary’s 77 52 9,010 •Nike Festival at Honolulu, Hawaii; *Confer- D7 WRice (OT) 84 71 4,081 N21Lat Rice 45 65 3,613 ence USA game; #Phillips 66 Conference USA D11WValparaiso 90 72 8,642 N25WTexas State 73 59 3,165 Championship at Cincinnati, Ohio. D15Lat Louisiana-Monroe 81 82 3,198 N28LLSU 59 61 4,844 D18Lat Georgetown 75 83 7,198 N30Lat Connecticut 60 7210,027 CLYDE DREXLER D21WSacramento State 72 70 2,754 D17Lat SMU 69 94 3,693 After he enjoyed D30LConnecticut 76 82 8,917 D20LTexas 60 71 7,182 an illustrious NBA ca- J2Lat Texas 80 90 7,926 D23LTexas Southern 68 71 2,358 reer, Clyde Drexler re- J5L*at Southern Miss 76 82 3,151 D27W$vs. SE Mo. State 69 64 9,134 J8W*Tulane 75 74 5,022 turned to his alma mater D28L$at UTEP 67 75 9,534 J12L*at Charlotte 74 92 6,014 D31LGeorgetown 63 79 3,931 and led the Cougars to J16L*DePaul 68 77 5,306 J6L*Memphis 78 86 3,854 five Conference USA J22W*at Memphis 98 8911,103 J10W*UAB 67 65 2,671 wins in 1998-99 and the J26L*at South Florida 77 87 4,019 J17L*at Louisville 67 7917,214 Cougars’ first C-USA J29L*at Tulane 75 78 2,951 J20L*at Memphis 68 7217,441 Tournament victory in 1999-00. F2L*UAB87903,547 J24L*at Southern Miss 51 72 3,509 F5L*at Marquette 61 6510,833 J27L*South Florida 68 93 2,738 1998-99 F12L*at Saint Louis 70 8213,247 J31L*at UAB 53 65 3,988 Season Record: 10-17 F17L*Cincinnati 65 77 8,917 F4W*Charlotte 73 72 2,778 C-USA: 5-11 (6th, National Div.) F19L*South Florida 74 81 3,460 F7L*at DePaul 78 90 7,246 Head Coach: Clyde Drexler F23L*Memphis 81 84 3,419 F14L*Southern Miss 58 62 2,321 Captains: Gee Gervin, Roy Spears F26L*at UAB 66 69 4,785 F17L*at South Florida 60 79 5,648 Date Opponent UH Op Att. M1 L*Southern Miss 65 67 3,106 F19W*Saint Louis 71 51 2,227 N 17 W Texas 71 69 8,479 M4 L*Louisville 74 88 4,106 F21W*at Tulane 81 76 1,283 N 21 L at Rice 64 69 5,011 M8 W•Marquette 77 75 9,719 F24L*at Cincinnati 50 8513,176 N 23 L Sam Houston State 63 67 8,479 M9 L•Tulane 69 76 9,719 F28W*Marquette 66 64 2,516 N 28 W IUPUI 72 71 8,479 *Conference USA game; #-Top of the World M3 W*Tulane 80 67 3,016 N 30 W LSU 67 55 8,479 Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska; &- Hawkeye M7 L•Saint Louis 67 78 6,206 D 3 L at California 72 87 8,325 Challenge, Iowa City, Iowa; •OCG C-USA *Conference USA game; #-BCA Classic, D 5 W at Sacramento State 63 61 2,079 Tournament, Memphis, Tenn. Winston Salem, N.C. ; $-Sun Classic, El Paso, D12Lat N.C. State 73 10011,783 Texas; •OCG C-USA Tournament, Louisville, D22L*at Cincinnati 78 11513,176 Ky. D28W•Portland State 79 6717,277 D29L•at New Mexico 69 8417,563 J 3 L *at DePaul 82 93 6,824 J 7 W *Southern Miss 64 57 8,479 J 9 L *at UAB 78 116 7,469 J 13 L *Saint Louis 61 69 8,479 145 All-Time Results 2002 NIT J26L*Memphis 66 84 7,141 D4 WUTEP 56 47 2,919 TOURNAMENT J29L San Diego State 66 78 5,027 D7 WTexas-Arlington 60 59 3,174 2001-02 F2L*Charlotte 68 83 3,176 D9 Lat Southwest Texas State59 68 2,154 Season Record: 18-15 F5W*at Southern Miss 68 60 2,839 D21LSan Diego State 61 71 3,444 C-USA: 9-7 (2nd. National Div.) F9L*at TCU 68 87 4,241 D23LWashington 61 85 5,570 Head Coach: Ray McCallum F12W*South Florida 91 75 2,418 J1Lat Texas Tech 48 62 9,362 Captain: George Williams F16W*at Memphis 76 73 17,906 J4LLouisiana-Lafayette 56 72 3,337 F19W*Tulane (OT) 85 81 3,014 J8Lat LSU 51 80 7,446 F23L*at East Carolina 46 63 4,921 J11L*UAB 50 63 3,690 Date Opponent UH Op Att. F26L*at South Florida 57 88 4,531 J18W*Saint Louis 72 59 3,020 N19L#UCLA 60 71 2,500 M2 W*UAB76723,418 J22L*at Memphis 66 7715,142 N20L#Kansas 78 95 2,500 M6 W$East Carolina 58 49 9,547 J25W*at Southern Miss 76 75 5,402 N21W#Chaminade 76 73 2,500 M7 W$Memphis 80 74 9,853 J29W*South Florida 59 57 3,284 N29WRice 62 61 4,326 M8 L$Marquette 73 85 15,776 F1W*at TCU 61 56 4,707 H D2 WNorth Texas 75 69 3,118 M13L&at Vanderbilt 50 59 3,439 F4L*Tulane 58 65 3,547 I D4 Wat Texas Southern 82 79 1,500 #-Maui Invitational; ^-at Compaq Center; F8L*Louisville 55 81 7,869 S D14L^Texas Tech 64 71 8,166 *-Conference game; $-at C-USA Tournament, F12L*at Charlotte (OT) 55 59 6,639 D16WTexas State 89 62 2,247 Cincinnati, Ohio F15L*at South Florida 47 62 3,691 T D20Lat LSU 69 73 7,007 F18W*Southern Miss 46 42 3,286 O D23LN. C. State 66 67 4,183 2002-03 F22L*at UAB 52 80 4,672 R D30WTennessee State 91 60 2,767 Season Record: 8-20 F26L*at Tulane 52 56 1,374 J5L*at Saint Louis 64 6711,793 C-USA: 6-10 (5th. National Div.) M1 W*TCU75574,329 Y J7W*at Tulane 69 66 2,051 Head Coach: Ray McCallum M6 L*Memphis 56 71 3,542 J12L*Cincinnati 63 79 6,379 Captain: Louis Truscott M8 L*at DePaul 59 65 8,554 J15W*TCU(OT) 82 71 2,803 Date Opponent UH Op Att. M12L*Tulane 52 74 6,122 J17W at P. V. A&M 99 83 3,878 N23LPrairie View A&M 75 78 4,059 $-Space City Hoops Classic, Reliant Stadium, J19W*at UAB 80 71 3,517 N27Lat Rice 53 71 2,566 Houston, Texas; *- Conference USA game; #- J23W*Southern Miss 74 66 3,107 N30L$vs Baylor 60 6212,808 Conference USA Tournament at Louisville, Ky.

Houston’s Conference Champions (Lone Star 1946-49; Gulf Coast 1949-50; Missouri Valley 1950-60; Basketball Southwest 1976-96; Conference USA 1996-Present) Year------Champion ------Record Year ------Champion ------Record Records 1946------Houston ------8-2 1981-82 --- Arkansas ------12-4 BY THE DAY 1946-47 -- Houston ------11-1 1982-83 --- Houston ------16-0 Sunday ------30-35 1947-48 -- E. Texas St., North Texas 1983-84 --- Houston ------15-1 Monday ------129-94 and Sam Houston State --- 9-3 1984-85 --- Texas Tech ------12-4 Tuesday ------105-57 1948-49 -- S.F. Austin ------9-3 1985-86 --- Texas, Texas A&M, TCU 12-4 1949-50 -- Houston ------6-0 1986-87 --- TCU ------14-2 Wednesday ------143-85 1950-51 -- Oklahoma State------12-2 1987-88 --- SMU ------12-4 Thursday ------126-78 1951-52 -- Saint Louis ------9-1 1988-89 --- Arkansas ------13-3 Friday------94-63 1952-53 -- Oklahoma State------8-2 1989-90 --- Arkansas ------14-2 Saturday ------350-234 1953-54 -- Oklahoma State------9-1 1990-91 --- Arkansas ------15-1 1954-55 -- Tulsa------8-2 1991-92 --- Houston, Texas ------11-3 1955-56 -- Houston ------9-3 1992-93 --- SMU ------12-2 BY THE MONTH 1956-57 -- Saint Louis ------12-2 1993-94 --- Texas ------12-2 November ------43-26 1957-58 -- Cincinnati ------13-1 1994-95 --- Texas, Texas Tech ------11-3 December------300-181 1958-59 -- Cincinnati ------13-1 1995-96 --- Texas Tech ------14-0 January ------270-186 1959-60 -- Cincinnati ------13-1 1996-97 --- Cincinnati ------12-2 1975-76 -- Texas A&M ------14-2 1997-98 --- Cincinnati ------14-2 February ------270-172 1976-77 -- Arkansas ------16-0 1998-99 --- Cincinnati ------12-4 March ------93-79 1977-78 -- Arkansas, Texas ------14-2 1999-00 --- Cincinnati ------16-0 April ------1-2 1978-79 -- Arkansas, Texas ------13-3 2000-01 --- Cincinnati ------11-5 1979-80 -- Texas A&M ------14-2 2001-02 --- Cincinnati ------14-2 1980-81 -- Arkansas ------13-3 2002-03 --- Marquette ------14-2

146 All-Time Record Against 218 Opponents First------Last First------Last Opponent ------Meeting ----- Meeting ----- W ---- L Opponent ------Meeting ----- Meeting ----- W ---- L Abilene Christian ------12/2/47 ----- 12/4/67 ------2 ---- 1 Furman------12/30/74 ---- 12/30/74 ------0 ---- 1 Air Force ------1/2/63 ------11/16/00 ------3 ---- 1 Georgia Tech ------12/28/88 ---- 3/19/92 ------0 ---- 2 Akron------11/27/93 ---- 12/3/94 ------1 ---- 1 Georgetown ------12/16/79 ---- 12/31/00 ----- 0 ---- 5 Alabama ------12/29/74 ---- 12/29/79 ------2 ---- 1 George Washington ------12/13/67 ---- 11/21/99 ----- 2 ---- 0 Alaska-Anchorage------12/23/78 ---- 12/27/80 ------2 ---- 1 Hardin-Simmons ------12/1/49 ----- 12/1/49 ------6 ---- 0 Alaska-Fairbanks ------11/18/99 ---- 11/18/99 ------1 ---- 0 Hawaii ------12/10/66 ---- 12/21/77 ----- 5 ---- 0 Alcorn State ------3/11/82 ----- 12/22/88 ------2 ---- 0 Hawaii-Hilo ------12/23/77 ---- 12/23/77 ------1 ---- 0 Arizona ------12/22/67 ---- 12/2/95 ------4 ---- 3 Hawaii-Loa ------11/30/89 ---- 11/30/89 ------1 ---- 0 Arizona State ------12/8/59 ----- 12/6/86 ------3 ---- 3 High Point ------3/11/46 ----- 3/11/46 ------1 ---- 0 Arkansas------1/6/76 ------2/7/91 ------16 -- 21 Houston Baptist ------2/26/72 ----- 11/27/96 ----- 9 ---- 0 Arkansas -Little Rock ------11/30/88 ---- 11/30/88 ------0 ---- 1 Idaho ------12/27/63 ---- 12/27/63 ------1 ---- 0 H Arkansas-Pine Bluff ------11/23/96 ---- 11/18/97 ------1 ---- 1 Idaho State------12/15/66 ---- 12/15/66 ------1 ---- 0 I Arkansas State ------12/29/66 ---- 12/22/92 ------4 ---- 1 Illinois ------12/9/67 ----- 12/14/85 ----- 3 ---- 2 Army ------12/19/80 ---- 12/19/80 ------1 ---- 0 Illinois-Chicago ------12/27/90 ---- 12/12/92 ----- 3 ---- 0 S Auburn ------12/23/61 ---- 12/8/82 ------6 ---- 1 Illinois State ------3/14/77 ----- 3/14/77 ------1 ---- 0 T Baylor ------1/26/53 ----- 11/30/02 ---- 38 -- 15 Indiana ------12/28/72 ---- 12/28/72 ------1 ---- 0 O Beloit ------12/9/49 ----- 12/9/49 ------0 ---- 1 IUPUI ------11/28/98 ---- 11/28/98 ------1 ---- 0 R Boston College ------3/21/82 ----- 3/21/82 ------1 ---- 0 Indiana State ------3/13/46 ----- 3/9/77 ------1 ---- 1 Y Bowling Green ------12/29/61 ---- 3/1/75 ------2 ---- 1 Iowa ------12/30/68 ---- 12/19/81 ------1 ---- 1 Bradley ------12/6/49 ----- 12/28/67 ------7 -- 13 Iowa State ------12/3/56 ----- 11/30/90 ----- 3 ---- 1 BYU ------12/16/67 ---- 12/14/96 ------3 ---- 1 Jacksonville ------2/27/71 ----- 3/4/74 ------2 ---- 2 BYU-Hawaii ------12/28/84 ---- 12/18/85 ------2 ---- 0 James Madison ------11/25/94 ---- 2/5/96 ------2 ---- 0 California ------12/2/71 ----- 11/20/99 ------4 ---- 3 Kansas ------3/17/67 ----- 11/20/01 ----- 2 ---- 5 UC-Davis ------12/1/61 ----- 12/1/61 ------1 ---- 0 Kansas State ------12/21/55 ---- 12/21/74 ----- 3 ---- 5 UC-Irvine------12/6/91 ----- 1/4/93 ------2 ---- 0 Kent State ------12/28/66 ---- 12/7/91 ------3 ---- 0 UCLA ------12/22/61 ---- 11/19/01 ------2 ---- 7 Kentucky------12/29/56 ---- 1/22/84 ------0 ---- 2 UC-Santa Barbara ------12/30/69 ---- 3/15/90 ------4 ---- 1 Lamar ------12/15/53 --- 12/17/94 ---- 21 ---- 3 Cal Poly-SLO ------12/6/75 ----- 12/6/75 ------1 ---- 0 Lasalle ------12/30/75 ---- 12/30/75 ------1 ---- 0 Cal State Fullerton ------12/30/91 ---- 2/10/93 ------2 ---- 0 Lehigh ------12/4/93 ----- 12/4/93 ------1 ---- 0 Campbell ------12/1/84 ----- 12/1/84 ------1 ---- 0 Long Beach State ------12/22/69 ---- 12/3/93 ------2 ---- 2 Canisius ------12/14/57 ---- 12/14/57 ------1 ---- 0 Long Island ------2/4/71 ------1/29/72 ------2 ---- 0 Centenary ------12/11/48 --- 12/1/97 ----- 19 ---- 2 Loras College ------12/8/49 ----- 12/8/49 ------1 ---- 0 Chaminade ------11/21/01 ---- 11/21/01 ------1 ---- 0 Louisiana-Lafayette ------12/10/47 --- 1/4/03 ------7 ---- 5 Charlotte ------1/29/97 ----- 2/12/03 ------1 ---- 8 Louisiana-Monroe ------2/16/74 ----- 12/15/99 ------2 ---- 2 Cincinnati ------12/21/57 --- 1/12/02 ------1 -- 20 LSU------12/22/62 --- 1/8/02 ------6 ---- 5 Coastal Carolina ------12/28/89 ---- 12/28/89 ------1 ---- 0 Louisiana Tech ------3/17/84 ----- 3/17/84 ------1 ---- 0 Colorado ------12/12/63 ---- 12/9/95 ------3 ---- 3 Louisville ------3/15/68 ----- 2/8/03 ------4 -- 12 Colorado State ------3/7/66 ------3/18/88 ------1 ---- 1 Loyola-Chicago ------2/23/63 ----- 3/9/68 ------1 ---- 2 Concordia Lutheran------11/24/84 ---- 11/24/84 ------1 ---- 0 Loyola-Marymount ------12/15/69 ---- 12/15/69 ------1 ---- 0 Connecticut ------12/30/99 ---- 11/30/00 ------0 ---- 2 Loyola-New Orleans ------12/7/46----- 2/14/72 ----- 12 -- 10 Corpus Christi ------2/24/72 ----- 2/15/73 ------2 ---- 0 Marshall ------2/1/68 ------2/1/68 ------1 ---- 0 Creighton ------12/13/49 ---- 1/4/97 ------7 ---- 2 Marquette ------12/10/49 --- 3/8/02 ------4 ---- 6 Dartmouth ------12/12/57 ---- 12/12/57 ------1 ---- 0 Maryland ------12/29/65 ---- 3/19/82 ------1 ---- 1 Dayton ------3/17/60 ----- 12/27/75 ------4 ---- 3 McMurray College ------12/4/47 ----- 12/5/59 ------3 ---- 0 Denver ------2/7/72 ------1/4/74 ------3 ---- 0 McNeese State ------12/21/94 ---- 12/6/97 ------2 ---- 2 DePaul ------1/12/85 ----- 3/8/03 ------4 ---- 8 Memphis ------12/8/56 ----- 3/6/03 ------9 -- 12 Detroit ------2/13/51 ----- 12/28/85 ----- 9 ---- 6 Mercer ------1/18/75 ----- 1/18/75 ------1 ---- 0 Drake ------1/1/51 ------1/6/95 ------6 -- 11 Miami (Fla.) ------1/25/56 ----- 2/20/71 ------9 ---- 5 Drexel ------12/20/87 ---- 12/20/87 ------1 ---- 0 Michigan ------12/21/62 ---- 1/2/68 ------1 ---- 2 East Carolina------2/23/02 ----- 3/6/02 ------1 ---- 1 Michigan State ------12/28/71 ---- 12/28/71 ------1 ---- 0 East Texas Baptist ------12/19/47 ---- 2/10/48 ------2 ---- 0 Midwestern State ------1/11/50 ----- 2/3/51 ------3 ---- 1 Fairfield ------1/29/68 ----- 1/29/68 ------1 ---- 0 Minnesota ------12/31/62 ---- 12/17/87 ----- 3 ---- 4 Florida------12/7/70 ----- 12/8/73 ------2 ---- 0 Mississippi ------12/20/61 ---- 12/7/96 ------1 ---- 2 Florida State ------2/5/62 ------1/5/74 ------3 ---- 2 Mississippi State ------12/28/62 ---- 11/30/83 ----- 5 ---- 0 Fordham ------3/17/88 ----- 3/17/88 ------1 ---- 0 Mississippi Valley State ------12/5/86 ----- 12/5/86 ------1 ---- 0 Fresno State------12/26/83 ---- 12/26/83 ------0 ---- 1 Missouri ------1/4/51 ------3/19/82 ------3 ---- 2 147 All-Time Record Against 218 Opponents First------Last First------Last Opponent ------Meeting ----- Meeting ----- W ---- L Opponent ------Meeting ----- Meeting ----- W ---- L Montana State ------3/11/47 ----- 1/30/70 ------4 ---- 0 SE Oklahoma ------12/16/46 ---- 12/8/47 ------2 ---- 1 Mount St. Mary’s ------11/17/00 ---- 11/17/00 ------1 ---- 0 USC ------2/23/62 ----- 12/6/95 ------4 ---- 8 Murray State ------12/19/51 ---- 2/1/55 ------3 ---- 1 SMU ------3/16/56----- 12/17/00 ---- 33 -- 21 Nebraska ------12/3/62 ----- 12/12/69 ----- 3 ---- 0 Southern Miss ------11/30/68 --- 2/18/03 ----- 10 ---- 7 Nevada ------12/22/73 ---- 2/8/93 ------6 ---- 1 Southwest Missouri State ------11/30/93 ---- 11/29/94 ----- 0 ---- 2 UNLV ------1/31/67 ----- 12/29/75 ----- 6 ---- 1 Southwestern ------2/4/46 ------12/4/84 ------6 ---- 1 New Mexico ------12/1/66 ----- 12/29/98 ----- 2 ---- 1 Stanford ------12/1/71 ----- 3/13/91 ------2 ---- 1 New Mexico State ------3/11/67 ----- 3/13/71 ------2 ---- 0 Stephen F. Austin ------2/9/46 ------12/7/93 ----- 12 ---- 4 New Orleans ------11/24/72 ---- 1/6/88 ------2 ---- 1 Stetson ------12/16/83 ---- 12/16/83 ------1 ---- 0 North Carolina ------3/25/67 ----- 12/13/92 ----- 1 ---- 5 Syracuse ------12/11/82 ---- 12/11/82 ------0 ---- 1 H North Carolina State ------4/ 14/83----- 12/23/01 ----- 0 ---- 4 Tennessee ------12/5/70 ----- 12/19/95 ----- 2 ---- 3 I North Dakota State ------12/7/67 ----- 12/7/67 ------1 ---- 0 Tennessee State------12/30/01 ---- 12/30/01 ------1 ---- 0 Northeastern ------12/3/88 ----- 12/18/89 ----- 2 ---- 0 Tennessee Tech ------1/2/67 ------1/2/67 ------1 ---- 0 S North Texas ------1/10/46----- 12/2/01 ----- 28 ---- 5 Texas ------12/20/49 --- 12/20/00 ---- 31 -- 32 T Northern Arizona ------3/12/47 ----- 3/12/47 ------0 ---- 1 Texas A&M ------12/28/46 --- 2/21/96 ----- 51 -- 28 O Northwestern State ------12/3/70 ----- 12/5/88 ------2 ---- 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville ------12/13/54 ---- 11/28/80 ----- 9 ---- 1 R Notre Dame ------1/9/65 ------2/10/90 ------4 ---- 4 Texas A&M-Commerce ------2/16/46 ----- 2/10/49 ------5 ---- 3 Y Ohio ------12/3/99 ----- 12/3/99 ------1 ---- 0 Texas-Arlington ------2/22/68 ----- 12/7/02 ------5 ---- 0 Ohio State ------12/23/63 ---- 3/23/68 ------0 ---- 3 TCU ------12/10/55 --- 3/1/03 ------44 -- 20 Oklahoma ------12/15/60 ---- 12/15/60 ------0 ---- 1 UTEP ------12/28/79 --- 12/4/02 ------1 ---- 3 Oklahoma City ------1/26/48----- 2/27/65 ----- 15 -- 18 Texas Lutheran ------2/5/75 ------1/2/96 ------8 ---- 0 Oklahoma State ------2/21/51 ----- 3/12/65 ------6 -- 13 Texas-Pan American ------11/28/78 ---- 1/7/89 ------7 ---- 0 Oral Roberts------12/28/73 ---- 12/28/73 ------0 ---- 1 Texas-San Antonio ------12/12/81 ---- 11/30/96 ----- 5 ---- 1 Oregon ------12/12/70 ---- 12/12/70 ------1 ---- 0 Texas State-San Marcos ------2/2/46 ------12/9/02 ----- 10 ---- 1 Oregon State ------3/11/66 ----- 3/11/66 ------0 ---- 1 Texas Southern ------12/20/97 ---- 12/4/01 ------3 ---- 2 Pacific ------1/31/61 ----- 1/2/83 ------4 ---- 0 Texas Tech ------3/18/61----- 1/1/03 ------27 -- 26 Pepperdine ------12/20/46 ---- 12/27/82 ----- 4 ---- 1 Texas Wesleyan------2/13/63 ----- 11/29/85 ----- 6 ---- 0 Pittsburgh------2/2/53 ------2/2/53 ------0 ---- 1 Toledo ------12/27/85 ---- 12/16/89 ----- 1 ---- 2 Portland ------12/16/61 ---- 12/21/84 ----- 4 ---- 0 Trinity ------1/7/47 ------12/11/76 ---- 18 ---- 1 Portland State ------12/28/98 ---- 12/28/98 ------1 ---- 0 Tulane ------12/11/46 --- 3/12/03 ------8 ---- 9 Prairie View A&M ------1/17/02 ----- 11/23/02 ------1 ---- 1 Tulsa ------2/10/51----- 11/29/97 ---- 16 -- 16 Princeton ------12/17/83 ---- 12/17/83 ------1 ---- 0 UAB ------1/11/97 ----- 2/22/03 ------3 -- 11 Providence ------12/20/65 ---- 12/20/65 ------1 ---- 0 Utah ------12/17/82 ---- 12/17/82 ------1 ---- 0 Purdue------12/28/81 ---- 1/10/98 ------1 ---- 2 UNLV ------12/12/87 ---- 12/12/87 ------0 ---- 1 Rice ------1/8/72 ------11/27/02 ---- 48 -- 10 Utah State ------12/28/61 ---- 1/31/70 ------1 ---- 1 Rhode Island ------12/26/64 ---- 2/12/89 ------2 ---- 0 Valparaiso ------12/9/55 ----- 12/11/99 ----- 3 ---- 1 Rutgers ------12/29/77 ---- 12/29/77 ------1 ---- 0 Vanderbilt ------12/29/86 ---- 3/13/02 ------1 ---- 1 St. Bonaventure ------3/20/77 ----- 3/20/77 ------0 ---- 1 Villanova ------12/30/53 ---- 11/23/91 ------3 ---- 3 St. John’s ------11/18/89 ---- 11/18/89 ------0 ---- 1 Virginia ------12/16/82 ---- 12/9/89 ------2 ---- 3 Saint Louis ------12/5/50 ----- 1/18/03 ---- 10 -- 22 Virginia Tech ------3/2/68 ------12/26/73 ----- 2 ---- 1 St. Mary’s (Calif.) ------12/12/66 ---- 12/13/96 ----- 2 ---- 1 Wabash College ------12/6/73 ----- 12/6/73 ------1 ---- 0 St. Mary’s (Texas) ------1/17/66----- 12/19/91 ---- 13 ---- 2 Wake Forest ------3/25/84 ----- 3/25/84 ------1 ---- 0 Sacramento State ------12/2/67 ----- 12/21/99 ----- 4 ---- 0 Washington ------12/12/58 --- 12/23/02 ----- 1 ---- 4 Sam Houston State ------1/17/46----- 11/23/98 ---- 21 ---- 9 Washington State ------12/20/71 ---- 12/1/72 ------2 ---- 0 Samford ------2/26/73 ----- 2/26/73 ------1 ---- 0 Western Kentucky ------12/28/53 ---- 12/31/68 ------1 ---- 1 San Diego State ------1/29/02 ----- 12/21/02 ------0 ---- 2 West Texas A&M ------12/2/59 ----- 12/20/86 ---- 12 ---- 3 San Francisco ------12/1/65 ----- 12/30/76 ------3 ---- 3 Wichita State ------12/23/50 ---- 11/16/89 ------8 -- 15 Santa Clara ------12/16/58 ---- 12/19/97 ----- 1 ---- 4 Wisconsin------2/1/64 ------12/11/65 ------1 -- 11 Seattle ------12/15/61 ---- 12/2/72 ------2 ---- 3 Wyoming ------12/26/63 ---- 12/23/93 ------2 ---- 2 Seton Hall ------12/4/81 ----- 12/4/81 ------0 ---- 1 Xavier ------12/9/72 ----- 12/16/77 ------2 ---- 0 Siena College ------12/29/53 ---- 12/29/53 ------1 ---- 0 Yale ------1/4/64 ------12/30/88 ------2 ---- 0 South Alabama ------2/28/70 ----- 11/30/84 ------1 ---- 1 South Carolina ------2/22/71 ----- 12/1/90 ------2 ---- 3 South Florida ------12/29/89 --- 2/15/03 ------5 ---- 9 Southeast Missouri State ------12/27/00 ---- 12/27/00 ------1 ---- 0

148 All-Time Record At Home, Away and Neutral Sites Overall Home Road Neutral RECORD OVERVIEW OF Year ------W ----- L ------W ---- L ----- W ---- L ------W ---- L HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL SITE GAMES 1946 ------10 ----- 4 ------4 ---- 2 ------5 ---- 1 ------1 ---- 1 Record in Home Games ------600-181 1946-47 ---- 15 ----- 7 ------8 ---- 4 ------6 ---- 2 ------1 ---- 1 Record in Road Games ------263-370 1947-48 ---- 11 ----11 ------6 ---- 3 ------5 ---- 8 ------0 ---- 0 Record at Neutral Sites ------114-95 1948-49 ---- 11 ----11 ------8 ---- 5 ------3 ---- 6 ------0 ---- 0 Overall Record ------977-647 1949-50 ---- 16 ----- 7 ------10 ---- 0 ------6 ---- 7 ------0 ---- 0 Most Home Games ------18 in 1967-68 & 1972-73 1950-51 ---- 11 ----17 ------7 ---- 4 ------4 -- 13 ------0 ---- 0 Most Road Games ------17 in 1950-51 1951-52 ------7 ----14 ------4 ---- 8 ------3 ---- 6 ------0 ---- 0 Most Neutral Site Games ------10 in 1983-84 1952-53 ------9 ----13 ------6 ---- 4 ------3 ---- 9 ------0 ---- 0 Most Overall Wins ------32 in 1983-84 Most Home Wins ------18 in 1967-68 & 1972-73 1953-54 ---- 11 ----15 ------6 ---- 6 ------4 ---- 7 ------1 ---- 2 Most Road Wins ------10 in 1982-83, 1983-84, 1991-92 1954-55 ---- 15 ----10 ------9 ---- 2 ------6 ---- 5 ------0 ---- 3 Most Neutral Site Wins ------8 in 1966-67 1955-56 ---- 19 ----- 7 ------12 ---- 1 ------6 ---- 3 ------1 ---- 3 H 1956-57 ---- 10 ----16 ------7 ---- 5 ------2 -- 10 ------1 ---- 1 UNDEFEATED HOME SEASONS 1957-58 ------9 ----16 ------5 ---- 7 ------4 ---- 9 ------0 ---- 0 Season ------Home ------Overall I 1958-59 ---- 12 ----14 ------11 ---- 3 ------1 -- 11 ------0 ---- 0 1972-73 ------18-0 ------23-4 S 1959-60 ---- 13 ----12 ------9 ---- 5 ------4 ---- 7 ------0 ---- 0 1967-68 ------18-0 ------31-2 T 1960-61 ---- 17 ----11 ------10 ---- 2 ------4 ---- 6 ------3 ---- 3 T 1969-70 ------16-0 ------25-5 1961-62 ---- 21 ----- 6 ------13 ---- 1 ------5 ---- 2 ------3 ---- 3 O 1983-84 ------15-0 ------32-5 1962-63 ---- 15 ----11 ------11 ---- 4 ------3 ---- 6 ------1 ---- 1 R 1982-83 ------14-0 ------31-3 1963-64 ---- 16 ----10 ------12 ---- 3 ------2 ---- 6 ------2 ---- 1 Y 1964-65 ---- 19 ----10 ------13 ---- 2 ------2 ---- 5 ------4 ---- 3 1965-66 ------14-0 ------23-6 1965-66 ---- 23 ----- 6 ------14 ---- 0 ------4 ---- 3 ------5 ---- 3 1966-67 ------12-0 ------27-4 1966-67 ---- 27 ----- 4 ------12 ---- 0 ------7 ---- 3 ------8 ---- 1 1949-50 ------10-0 ------16-7 1967-68 ---- 31 ----- 2 ------18 ---- 0 ------6 ---- 0 ------7 ---- 2 1968-69 ---- 16 ----10 ------14 ---- 3 ------0 ---- 5 ------2 ---- 2 BEST ROAD WINNING PERCENTAGES 1969-70 ---- 25 ----- 5 ------16 ---- 0 ------7 ---- 2 ------2 ---- 3 Season ------Road ------Percentage ------Overall 1970-71 ---- 22 ----- 7 ------13 ---- 0 ------6 ---- 6 ------3 ---- 1 1967-68 ------6-0 ------1.000 ------31-2 1971-72 ---- 20 ----- 7 ------13 ---- 1 ------4 ---- 5 ------3 ---- 1 1982-83 ------10-1 ------.909 ------31-3 1972-73 ---- 23 ----- 4 ------18 ---- 0 ------4 ---- 2 ------1 ---- 2 1983-84 ------10-2 ------.833 ------32-5 1973-74 ---- 17 ----- 9 ------12 ---- 1 ------3 ---- 7 ------2 ---- 1 1946 ------5-1 ------.833 ------10-4 1974-75 ---- 16 ----10 ------13 ---- 5 ------3 ---- 3 ------0 ---- 2 1969-70 ------7-2 ------.778 ------25-5 1975-76 ---- 17 ----11 ------13 ---- 2 ------3 ---- 9 ------1 ---- 0 1991-92 ------10-3 ------.769 ------25-6 1976-77 ---- 29 ----- 8 ------16 ---- 1 ------8 ---- 4 ------5 ---- 3 1946-47 ------6-2 ------.750 ------15-7 1977-78 ---- 25 ----- 8 ------15 ---- 1 ------7 ---- 6 ------3 ---- 1 1961-62 ------5-2 ------.714 ------21-6 1978-79 ---- 16 ----15 ------8 ---- 5 ------5 ---- 8 ------3 ---- 2 1966-67 ------7-3 ------.700 ------27-4 1979-80 ---- 14 ----14 ------9 ---- 4 ------4 ---- 8 ------1 ---- 2 1976-77 ------8-4 ------.667 ------29-8 1980-81 ---- 21 ----- 9 ------15 ---- 1 ------4 ---- 7 ------2 ---- 1 1981-82 ---- 25 ----- 8 ------15 ---- 2 ------5 ---- 4 ------7 ---- 2 BEST NEUTRAL SITE 1982-83 ---- 31 ----- 3 ------14 ---- 0 ----- 10 ---- 1 ------7 ---- 2 WINNING PERCENTAGES 1983-84 ---- 32 ----- 5 ------15 ---- 0 ----- 10 ---- 2 ------7 ---- 3 Season ------Neutral Site ------Percentage ------Overall 1984-85 ---- 16 ----14 ------12 ---- 3 ------3 ---- 9 ------1 ---- 2 1966-67 ------8-1 ------.889 ------27-4 1985-86 ---- 14 ----14 ------9 ---- 5 ------4 ---- 7 ------1 ---- 2 1991-92 ------4-1 ------.800 ------25-6 1986-87 ---- 18 ----12 ------10 ---- 3 ------5 ---- 6 ------3 ---- 3 1982-83 ------7-2 ------.778 ------31-3 1987-88 ---- 18 ----13 ------9 ---- 3 ------7 ---- 9 ------2 ---- 1 1981-82 ------7-2 ------.778 ------25-8 1988-89 ---- 17 ----14 ------11 ---- 4 ------5 ---- 7 ------1 ---- 3 1967-68 ------7-2 ------.778 ------31-2 1989-90 ---- 25 ----- 8 ------13 ---- 1 ------9 ---- 5 ------3 ---- 2 1983-84 ------7-3 ------.700 ------32-5 1990-91 ---- 18 ----11 ------12 ---- 1 ------5 ---- 7 ------1 ---- 3 1991-92 ---- 25 ----- 6 ------11 ---- 2 ----- 10 ---- 3 ------4 ---- 1 1992-93 ---- 21 ----- 9 ------12 ---- 1 ------7 ---- 7 ------2 ---- 1 1993-94 ------8 ----19 ------6 ---- 7 ------1 ---- 9 ------1 ---- 3 1994-95 ------9 ----19 ------6 ---- 7 ------2 -- 11 ------1 ---- 1 1995-96 ---- 17 ----10 ------10 ---- 3 ------7 ---- 6 ------0 ---- 1 1996-97 ---- 11 ----16 ------9 ---- 5 ------2 ---- 9 ------0 ---- 2 1997-98 ------9 ----20 ------6 ---- 7 ------3 -- 10 ------0 ---- 3 1998-99 ---- 10 ----17 ------6 ---- 6 ------3 -- 10 ------1 ---- 1 1999-00 ------9 ----22 ------3 ---- 9 ------2 -- 10 ------4 ---- 3 2000-01 ------9 ----20 ------6 ---- 7 ------1 -- 11 ------2 ---- 2 2001-02 ---- 18 ----15 ------9 ---- 4 ------6 ---- 7 ------3 ---- 4 2002-03 ------8 ----20 ------6 ---- 7 ------1 -- 11 ------1 ---- 2

149 Houston In Postseason Play NCAA TOURNAMENT 1956 Midwest Regional First Round ------SMU 89, Houston 74 Consolation --- Kansas State 89, Houston 70

1961 Midwest Regional First Round -- Houston 99, Notre Dame 98 Sweet 16 ------Okla. State 75, Houston 60 Consolation ------SMU 89, Houston 87

1966 West Regional First Round -- Houston 82, Colorado St. 76 H Sweet 16 ---- Oregon State 73, Houston 60 Consolation ------Houston 102, Pacific 91 I S 1967 Midwest Regional T First Round -- Houston 59, New Mexico St. 58 The University of Houston has played in five NCAA Final Fours. O Sweet 16 ------Houston 66, Kansas 53 R Elite Eight ------Houston 83, SMU 75 R Final Four 1983 Midwest Regional 1987 Southeast Regional Y Semifinals ------UCLA 73, Houston 58 First Round ------Bye First Round ------Kansas 66, Houston 55 Third Place -- Houston 84, North Carolina 62 Second Round --- Houston 60, Maryland 50 Sweet 16 ------Houston 70, Memphis 63 1990 Southeast Regional 1968 Midwest Regional Elite Eight ------Houston 89, Villanova 71 First Round -- UC-Santa Barbara 70, Houston 66 First Round -- Houston 94, Loyola-Chicago 76 Final Four Sweet 16 ------Houston 91, Louisville 75 Semifinals ------Houston 94, Louisville 81 1992 Midwest Regional Elite Eight ------Houston 103, TCU 68 Championship ---N.C. State 54, Houston 52 First Round -- Georgia Tech 65, Houston 60 Final Four Semifinals ------UCLA 101, Houston 69 1984 Midwest Regional Third Place ---- Ohio State 89, Houston 85 First Round ------Bye Second Round ----- Houston 77, La. Tech 69 1970 Midwest Regional Sweet 16 ------Houston 78, Memphis 71 First Round ------Houston 71, Dayton 64 Elite Eight --- Houston 68, Wake Forest 63 Sweet 16 ------Drake 92, Houston 87 Final Four Consolation -- Kansas State 107, Houston 98 Semifinals ---- Houston 49, Virginia 47 (ot) 1971 Midwest Regional Championship --- Georgetown 84, Houston 75 First Round -- Houston 72, New Mexico St. 69 Sweet 16 ------Kansas 78, Houston 77 Consolation --- Houston 119, Notre Dame 106 NIT 1962 1972 Midwest Regional Quarterfinals ------Dayton 94, Houston 77 First Round ------Texas 85, Houston 74 1977 1973 Midwest Regional First Round --- Houston 83, Indiana State 82 First Round - UL-Lafayette 102, Houston 89 Quarterfinals --- Houston 91, Illinois State 90 Semifinals ------Houston 82, Alabama 76 1978 Midwest Regional Championship --- St. Bonaventure 94, Houston 91 First Round --- Notre Dame 100, Houston 77 1985 1981 East Regional First Round ------Lamar 78, Houston 71 First Round ----- Villanova 90, Houston 72 1988 1982 Midwest Regional First Round ------Houston 69, Fordham 61 1993 First Round --- Houston 94, Alcorn State 84 Second Round --- Colorado St. 71, Houston 61 First Round ------UTEP 67, Houston 61 Second Round ------Houston 78, Tulsa 74 Sweet 16 ------Houston 79, Missouri 78 2002 Elite Eight --- Houston 99, Boston College 92 1991 Final Four First Round ------Stanford 93, Houston 86 First Round ---- Vanderbilt 59, Houston 50 Semifinals ---- North Carolina 68, Houston 63 150 Houston In Conference Postseason Tournaments CONFERENCE USA TOURNAMENT 1997 2001 First Round ------UAB 55, Houston 54 First Round --- Saint Louis 78, Houston 67

1998 2002 First Round --- Southern Miss 73, Houston 57 First Round --- Houston 58, East Carolina 49 Quarterfinals --- Houston 80, Memphis 74 1999 Semifinals ------Marquette 85, Houston 73 First Round ----- Charlotte 75, Houston 51 2003 2000 Fisrt Round ------Tulane 74, Houston 52 First Round ----Houston 77, Marquette 75 H Quarterfinals ------Tulane 76, Houston 69 I S T SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE POSTSEASON CLASSIC O 1976 1982 1990 R First Round ------Houston 88, Baylor 86 Semifinals ---- Houston 89, Texas A&M 76 Quarterfinals ------Houston 90, Rice 81 Y Quarterfinals--- Texas Tech 80, Houston 69 Championship -- Arkansas 84, Houston 69 Semifinals ------Houston 89, Texas 86 Championship ---- Arkansas 96, Houston 84 1977 1983 First Round ------Houston 111, TCU 67 Semifinals ------Houston 75, SMU 59 1991 Quarterfinals -- Houston 96, Texas A&M 77 Championship ------Houston 62, TCU 59 Quarterfinals ------SMU 65, Houston 62 Semifinals ----- Houston 94, Texas Tech 83 Championship -- Arkansas 80, Houston 74 1984 1992 Semifinals ------Houston 53, Rice 50 Quarterfinals ------Houston 73, SMU 62 1978 Championship ---- Houston 57, Arkansas 56 Semifinals ----- Houston 87, TCU 84 (2ot) First Round ------Houston 108, Rice 67 Championship ------Houston 91, Texas 72 Quarterfinals--- Houston 93, Texas Tech 82 1985 Semifinals ------Houston 70, Arkansas 69 Quarterfinals ------SMU 84, Houston 72 1993 Championship ------Houston 92, Texas 90 Quarterfinals --- Houston 84, Texas A&M 68 1986 Semifinals ------Houston 58, Texas 50 1979 Quarterfinals ------Texas 78, Houston 72 Championship Texas Tech 88, Houston 76 First Round ------Houston 74, SMU 67 Quarterfinals ------Houston 83, Baylor 82 1987 1994 Semifinals ------Texas 70, Houston 65 Quarterfinals ------Houston 59, Texas 49 Quarterfinals --- Texas Tech 110, Houston 86 Semifinals ------Baylor 54, Houston 52 1980 1995 First Round ------Houston 92, Rice 80 1988 Quarterfinals ------Houston 80, TCU 77 Quarterfinals ------Texas 67, Houston 47 Quarterfinals ------Houston 72, Texas 57 Semifinals ----- Texas Tech 94, Houston 79 Semifinals ------SMU 98, Houston 76 1981 1996 Semifinals ------Houston 73, TCU 53 1989 Quarterfinals ------SMU 62, Houston 57 Championship ------Houston 84, Texas 59 Quarterfinals --- Texas A&M 82, Houston 70

151 Houston In Season Openers Date ------Opponent ------W/L-- Score Date ------Opponent ------W/L-- Score Date ------Opponent ------W/L-- Score 1/10/46 -- North Texas ------W -- 62-35 12/1/65 -- at San Francisco ------L --- 67-75 11/23/85 - at Virginia ------L --- 77-92 12/7/47 -- Loyola-New Orleans --- L - 39-51 12/1/66 -- New Mexico ------W -- 96-84 11/28/86 - St. Mary’s-Texas------W -- 80-68 12/2/48 -- Abilene Christian ----- W -- 54-31 Dec.. 2/67 Sacramento State ----- W - 110-79 11/27/87 - Sam Houston State --- W - 85-71 11/29/48 - Shur-Start Battery ----- L --- 50-51 11/30/68 - Southern Miss ------W -- 92-71 11/26/88 - at Iowa State ------W -- 89-82 12/1/49 -- Hardin Simmons ----- W -- 48-36 12/1/69 -- Louisiana-Lafayette--- W -- 89-72 11/16/89 - at Wichita State ------W -- 67-66 12/2/50 -- at Bradley ------L --- 73-94 12/3/70 -- Northwestern ------W -- 81-68 11/24/90 - California ------W -- 98-81 12/8/51 -- at Texas A&M‘ ------L --- 38-29 12/1/71 -- at Stanford ------W -- 87-67 11/23/91 - Villanova ------W -- 79-49 12/2/52 -- Hardin-Simmons ----- W -- 67-54 11/24/72 - LSU-New Orleans ---- W -- 92-71 12/5/92 -- at DePaul ------W -- 82-65 12/4/53 -- at Sam Houston State - W -- 89-88 12/1/73 -- at North Carolina ----- L --- 74-97 11/27/93 - Akron ------W -- 69-53 12/2/54 -- at Texas A&M ------W -- 85-63 12/2/74 -- Louisville ------L --- 87-91 11/25/94 - James Madison ------W -- 76-74 12/1/55 -- Sam Houston State --- W -- 77-55 12/6/75 -- Cal Poly SLO ------W -- 74-63 11/25/95 - Houston Baptist ------W -- 91-59 H 12/1/56 -- at Kansas State ------L --- 78-97 11/28/76 - Texas Lutheran------W -- 96-69 11/23/96 - Arkansas-Pine Bluff --- L -- 64-66 I 12/2/57 -- at Oklahoma City ----- L --- 75-85 11/28/77 - Pan American ------W -- 85-81 11/18/97 - Arkansas-Pine Bluff -- W -- 73-55 12/1/58 -- Texas A&I ------W -- 80-59 11/27/78 - Nevada-Reno ------L --- 73-77 11/17/98 - Texas------W -- 71-69 S 12/1/59 -- Lamar ------W -- 89-66 11/30/79 - Arizona ------W -- 74-72 11/18/99 - at Alaska-Fairbanks --- W -- 81-59 T 12/1/60 -- at North Texas ------W -- 73-53 11/28/80 - Texas A&I ------W - 112-86 11/16/00 - Air Force ------L --- 53-59 O 12/1/61 -- UC Davis ------W -- 95-47 11/30/81 - West Texas State ------W -- 84-73 11/19/01 - UCLA ------L --- 60-71 R 12/1/62 -- Texas A&I ------W -- 86-52 11/26/82 - Arizona ------W - 104-63 11/23/02 - Prairie View A&M ---- L --- 75-78 Y 12/2/63 -- Minnesota ------L --- 58-60 11/19/83 - N.C. State ------L --- 64-76 12/1/64 -- at Wisconsin ------L --- 65-76 11/24/84 - Concordia Lutheran - W - 85-62

Houston In Overtime Games SINGLE Date ------Opponent ------W/L Score TRIPLE OVERTIME GAMES OVERTIME GAMES 1/1/89 ----at Texas Tech ------L 74-76 Date ------Opponent ------W/L Score Date ------Opponent ------W/L Score 1/21/89 --at SMU ------W 84-83 2/9/80 ----Arkansas ------W 90-84 1/19/52 --Sam Houston State - W 60-57 2/14/90 --at Texas Tech ------W 74-71 1/13/81 --at SMU ------L 70-72 1/30/52 --at Sam Houston State W 67-72 12/1/90 --South Carolina∞ ----- L 70-74 12/16/52 -at Detroit ------W 72-69 1/23/91 --TCU ------W 91-88 QUADRUPLE 1/8/55 ----at Wichita State------L 67-78 3/3/93 ----at Rice------L 78-89 OVERTIME GAMES 1/23/56 --Tulsa------W 71-62 2/2/94 ----at UTSA ------L 83-85 Date ------Opponent ------W/L Score 1/6/58 ----Bradley ------L 73-75 2/19/94 --Baylor ------W 87-82 12/21/62 -Michigan ------L 88-90 3/3/58 ----at Drake ------L 87-88 2/1/95 ----Texas ------W 105-96 2/17/81 --at TCU ------L 77-78 1/6/61 ----at Cincinnati ------L 71-74 11/27/95 -at McNeese State ----- L 81-83 •- Oklahoma City, OK; #- New York, NY; 12/7/61 --at Lamar ------W 72-70 1/24/96 --Texas A&M ------W 78-67 &- NCAA Final Four at Seattle, WA; 12/28/62 -Miss. State•------W 79-76 1/27/96 --at Baylor ------W 91-84 ∞- Charlotte, NC; * - Dallas, TX 12/26/63 -Wyoming ------L 72-75 2/12/97 --Memphis ------W 72-67 2/10/64 --Cincinnati ------L 59-66 12/7/99 --Rice------W 84-71 OVERTIME SUMMARY 1/26/66 --Baylor ------W 92-91 1/15/02 --TCU ------W 82-71 Houston’s Record in: 12/16/68 -Kansas State ------W 87-84 2/19/02 --Tulane------W 85-81 Overtime Games ------31-26 12/30/68 -Iowa ------L 87-95 2/12/03 --at Charlotte ------L 55-59 Overtime Home Games ------19-7 2/28/72 --at Jacksonville ------L108-110 Overtime Road Games ------8-18 1/27/77 --at Texas Tech ------L 83-84 DOUBLE Overtime Neutral Games ------4-1 3/14/77 --Illinois State# ------W 91-90 OVERTIME GAMES 12/15/79 -at New Mexico ------W 83-80 Date ------Opponent ------W/L Score Single Overtime Games ------25-20 12/22/79 -USC ------L 85-86 12/23/54 -Missouri ------W 84-76 Double Overtime Games ------5-3 12/4/81 --at Seton Hall ------L 85-87 1/6/55 ----at Saint Louis ------L 84-85 Tr iple Overtime Games ------1-1 2/6/82 ----at SMU ------W 73-71 12/23/61 -Mississippi------W 63-62 Quadruple Overtime Games ------0-2 3/31/84 --Virginia& ------W 49-47 2/7/70 ----Creighton ------W 78-77 1/4/86 ----at Texas Tech ------L 68-69 2/5/86 ----Texas Tech ------L 91-92 1/15/86 --Arkansas ------W 87-85 1/13/88 --at UL-Lafayette ------L101-102 3/1/86 ----TCU ------W 85-83 3/4/92 ----TCU* ------W 87-84 1/31/87 --at Texas Tech ------L 55-56 12/4/96 --Tulsa------W 79-77 2/14/87 --at Baylor ------L 57-63

152 Houston in the AP All-Time Rankings 1955-56 1970-71 1982-83 continued... February 14------#18 February 2 ------#18 March 1 ------#1 February 21------#14 February 9 ------#15 March 8 ------#1 February 28------#18 March 2 ------#15 March 15 ------#1 March 6 ------#17 March 9 ------#18 March 16 ------#14 1983-84 1966-67 November 29------#8 December 6 ------#5 1971-72 December 6 ------#6 December 13 ------#9 December 7 ------#12 December 13 ------#3 December 20 ------#8 December 14 ------#20 December 20 ------#3 December 27 ------#6 February 22------#16 December 27 ------#3 January 3 ------#5 February 29------#13 January 3 ------#7 January 10 ------#4 March 7 ------#19 January 10 ------#7 January 17 ------#3 January 17 ------#4 H January 24 ------#3 1972-73 January 24 ------#7 I January 31 ------#6 December 5 ------#20 January 31 ------#6 S February 7 ------#5 December 12 ------#16 February 7 ------#5 T February 14------#7 December 19 ------#14 February 14------#4 T February 21------#7 December 26 ------#13 February 21------#3 O February 28------#7 January 2 ------#10 February 28------#2 R March 7 ------#7 January 9 ------#10 March 6 ------#5 Y January 16 ------#12 March 13 ------#5 1967-68 January 23 ------#11 December 5 ------#2 January 30 ------#11 1992-93 December 12 ------#2 February 6 ------#11 January 25 ------#25 December 19 ------#2 February 13------#7 December 26 ------#2 February 20------#9 HOUSTON’S January 2 ------#2 February 27------#8 POLL STREAKS January 9 ------#2 March 6 ------#7 Weeks Ranked In Top 25------115 January 16 ------#2 March 13 ------#13 Weeks Ranked In Top 10------63 January 23 ------#1 January 30 ------#1 1973-74 Weeks Ranked In Top 5 ------36 February 6 ------#1 December 4 ------#14 Weeks Ranked Number One ------11 February 13 ------#1 Most Consecutive Weeks February 20 ------#1 1974-75 In Top 25 ------32 twice February 27 ------#1 December 3 ------#20 Most Consecutive Weeks March 5 ------#1 Ranked Number One ------eight March 12 ------#1 1977-78 Win-Loss Record vs. Top 10 ------32-73 March 6 ------#14 Win-Loss Record vs. Top 25 ----- 62-141 1968-69 December 3 ------#6 1981-82 December 10 ------#12 December 22 ------#18 December 17 ------#20 December 29 ------#18 January 5 ------#14 1969-70 January 12 ------#10 December 16 ------#19 January 19 ------#19 December 23 ------#8 December 30 ------#8 1982-83 January 6 ------#11 November 30------#11 January 13 ------#9 December 7 ------#9 January 20 ------#7 December 14 ------#14 January 27 ------#12 December 21 ------#19 February 3 ------#16 December 28 ------#18 February 10------#15 January 4 ------#19 February 17------#15 January 11 ------#16 February 24------#15 January 18 ------#14 March 3 ------#13 January 25 ------#9 March 10 ------#12 February 1 ------#8 February 8 ------#6 Hakeem Olajuwon led top-ranked Houston to February 15------#4 a 94-81 victory over second-ranked Louisville February 22------#2 in a 1983 NCAA Final Four semifinal game. 153 How Houston Fared When Ranked in the Top 25 Number 1 2-19-83 W @ Texas Tech 84-75 12-30-69 L UC Santa Barbara 98-85 1-27-68 W Lamar 112-79 1-20-84 W Rice 72-42 1-3-70 W @ Hawaii 116-84 1-29-68 W Fairfield 108-76 1-22-84 L @ Kentucky 67-74 3-2-73 W @ Centenary 90-89 2-1-68 W Marshall 102-93 2-16-84 W Texas Tech 78-53 3-5-73 W Rice 116-72 2-10-68 W @ Centenary 107-56 2-18-84 W Virginia 74-65 2-2-83 W Baylor 86-69 2-15-68 W Miami-Fla. 106-64 2-5-83 W @ Texas A&M 86-66 2-17-68 W Air Force 106-82 Number 5 11-30-83 W @ Mississippi State 68-62 2-22-68 W Texas-Arlington 130-75 12-8-66 W SW Louisiana 89-81 12-3-83 W Biscayne 69-51 2-24-68 W Valparaiso 158-81 12-10-66 W Hawaii 93-59 2-26-68 W @ H. Simmons 105-82 12-12-66 W St. Mary’s-Calif. 90-74 Number 9 3-2-68 W Virginia Tech 120-79 12-14-66 W Centenary 97-66 12-15-66 W Idaho State 111-85 3-4-68 W @ W. Texas St, 107-76 1-5-67 W @ Lamar 82-62 12-17-66 W San Francisco 90-75 3-9-68 W Loyola-Ill. 94-76 2-9-67 W Hardin-Simmons 92-85 2-22-73 W Trinity 116-57 3-15-68 W Louisivlle 91-75 2-11-67 L @ Notre Dame 78-87 2-24-73 W Jacksonville 76-75 3-16-68 W TCU 103-68 2-13-67 W @ Creighton 87-80 12-8-82 W Auburn 77-65 H 3-22-68 L UCLA 69-101 2-9-84 W @ TCU 76-60 12-11-82 L @ Syracuse 87-92 I 3-23-68 L Ohio State 85-89 2-11-84 W @ Texas 74-63 1-26-83 W @ Rice 76-40 3-3-83 W @ Arkansas 74-66 4-2-84 L Georgetown 75-84 S 3-5-83 W @ Baylor 93-64 2-8-03 L Louisville 55-81 Number 10 T 3-11-83 W SMU 75-59 1-5-73 W West Texas State 130-84 3-12-83 W TCU 62-59 Number 6 1-6-73 W Texas A&M 114-85 O 3-19-83 W Maryland 60-50 12-28-66 W Kent State 85-73 1-10-73 W Baylor 86-82 R 3-25-83 W Memphis 70-63 12-29-66 W Arkansas State 68-58 1-12-82 L Texas 83-95 Y 3-27-83 W Villanova 89-71 1-2-67 W Tennessee Tech 95-69 1-16-82 L SMU 66-67 Y 4-2-83 W Louisiville 94-81 1-31-67 W @ UNLV 103-83 4-4-83 L N.C. State 52-54 12-5-68 W Arizona 85-64 Number 11 12-7-68 L @ USC 64-65 1-10-70 W West Texas State 91-83 Number 2 2-9-83 W @ SMU 85-68 1-27-73 W UNLV 104-94 12-2-67 W Sacramento St. 110-79 2-12-83 W TCU 74-66 2-1-73 W Centenary 89-85 12-4-67 W Abilene Christian 90-75 12-6-83 W @ LSU 100-91 2-2-73 W Cincinnati 90-85 12-7-67 W North Dakota State 121-88 12-10-83 W St. Mary’s-Texas 71-55 2-8-73 W Houston Baptist 96-65 12-9-67 W @ Illinois 54-46 2-2-84 W Texas A&M 87-65 2-10-73 W Louisiana-Lafayette 82-80 12-13-67 W George Washington 86-61 2-4-84 W SMU 76-57 12-1-82 W Mississippi State 74-65 12-14-67 W Montana State 113-67 12-4-82 W @ Biscayne 78-59 12-16-67 W BYU 102-69 Number 7 12-18-67 W Minnesota 103-65 12-1-66 W New Mexico 96-84 Number 12 12-22-67 W @ Arizona 81-76 12-3-66 W @ Minnesota 86-75 12-13-68 L Santa Clara 50-75 12-23-67 W @ UNLV 94-85 12-5-66 L @ Michigan 75-86 12-14-68 W BYU 98-75 12-28-67 W Bradley 69-52 2-15-67 W St. Mary’s-Texas 122-58 12-16-68 W Kansas State (OT) 87-84 12-29-67 W Marquette 77-65 2-18-67 W @ Miami-Fla. 105-86 12-1-69 W Louisiana-Lafayette 89-72 12-30-67 W North Texas State 45-43 2-23-67 W @ West Texas State 120-76 12-4-69 W Texas-Arlington 88-70 1-2-68 W Michigan 91-65 2-25-67 W Creighton 87-73 12-6-69 W Centenary 70-64 1-6-68 W Centenary 118-81 2-28-67 W Loyola-New Orleans 106-64 1-27-70 W @ Seattle 92-88 1-13-68 W West Texas State 98-53 3-4-67 W @ Air Force 90-80 1-30-70 W @ Montana State 82-69 1-20-68 W UCLA 71-69 3-11-67 W New Mexico State 59-58 1-31-70 L @ Utah State 84-91 2-26-83 W Rice 86-52 3-17-67 W Kansas 66-53 3-12-70 L Drake 87-92 2-29-84 W Baylor 80-65 3-19-67 W SMU 83-75 3-14-70 L Kansas State 98-107 3-4-84 L @ Arkansas 68-73 3-24-67 L UCLA 58-73 12-10-71 L Arizona State 97-98 3-10-84 W & Rice 53-50 3-25-67 W North Carolina 84-62 12-11-71 W Arizona State 88-76 3-11-84 W & Arkansas 57-56 1-24-70 L @ St. Mary’s-Texas 66-76 1-16-73 W @ Rice 96-77 3-17-84 W Louisiana Tech 77-69 12-1-71 W @ Stanford 87-67 3-23-84 W Memphis State 78-71 12-2-71 L @ California 81-82 Number 13 3-25-84 W Wake Forest 68-63 12-4-71 W Tennessee 67-65 3-4-70 W @ Creighton 62-58 3-31-84 W Virginia 49-47 12-6-71 L @ Louisiana-Lafayette 88-97 3-7-70 W Dayton 71-64 2-15-73 W Corpus Christi State 82-70 3-4-72 W @ Denver 94-91 Number 3 2-17-73 L @ Creighton 77-78 12-28-72 L Indiana 72-75 1-28-67 L @ Washington 78-81 3-10-73 L Louisiana-Lafayette 89-102 12-29-72 W SMU 115-102 12-16-83 W Stetson 92-71 1-5-84 W @ SMU 60-59 12-17-83 W Princeton 65-40 1-7-84 W TCU 81-67 Number 14 12-19-83 W Texas Lutheran 129-65 1-10-84 W Texas 69-58 2-25-56 L @ Wichita State 72-82 12-21-83 W @ UC Santa Barabara 89-79 1-12-84 W @ Texas Tech 88-66 2-27-56 L @ Oklahoma State 67-76 12-25-83 W # Louisville 76-73 1-14-84 W @ Texas A&M 70-64 Dec.1-73 L @ North Carolina 74-97 12-26-83 L Fresno State 61-68 1-28-84 W @ Baylor 84-58 12-3-73 L @ Louisville 81-87 2-22-84 W Rice 70-54 12-6-73 W Wabash College 119-71 2-26-84 W Arkansas 64-61 Number 8 12-8-73 W Florida 97-73 12-20-66 W Washington 87-65 12-10-73 L Texas Tech 73-75 Number 4 11-30-68 W Southern Miss 92-71 3-12-77 L Notre Dame 77-100 1-14-67 W West Texas State 103-72 12-2-68 W Pepperdine 80-60 1-9-82 W @ Texas Tech 78-68 2-15-83 W Texas 106-63 12-29-69 L Santa Clara 63-85 11-26-82 W Arizona 104-63

154 How Houston Fared When Ranked in the Top 25 11-28-82 W Lamar 106-72 1-15-83 W @ Texas 77-52 1-23-82 L @ Arkansas 66-67 12-16-82 L Virginina 63-72 1-17-83 W Texas Tech 98-73 12-27-82 W @ Pepperdine 93-92 12-17-82 W Utah 82-57 1-4-83 W Texas A&M 84-61 1-22-83 W Arkansas 75-60 Number 17 1-8-83 W SMU 105-71 3-16-56 L $ SMU 74-89 1-10-83 W Louisiana-Lafayette 79-78 Number 15 3-17-56 L $ Kansas State 70-89 2-12-70 W Hardin-Simmons 109-92 12-21-68 L Illinois 84-97 Number 20 2-14-70 W Miami-Fla. 118-98 12-23-68 W Bowling Green 91-80 12-20-71 W Washington State 84-73 2-19-70 W Loyola-New Orleans 99-80 12-3-70 W Northwestern 81-68 12-9-72 W Xavier 114-73 2-21-70 W @ Centenary 97-72 12-5-70 L @ Tennessee 58-79 12-11-72 W St. Mary’s-Texas 59-47 2-26-70 W @ Texas-Arlington 102-84 12-7-70 W @ Florida 61-60 12-7-74 L North Carolina 87-96 2-28-70 W South Alabama 128-90 12-9-74 W @ West Texas State 80-71 3-2-70 W @ West Texas State 96-80 Number 18 2-13-71 L @ Loyola-New Orleans 89-92 2-18-56 W Oklahoma State 62-60 Number 22 11-24-72 W LSU-New Orleans 92-71 2-20-56 W Bradley 68-53 1-1-03 L @ Texas Tech 48-62 11-27-72 W Southern Miss. 104-77 2-4-71 W @ Long Island 81-75 H 12-1-72 W @ Washington State 72-70 2-6-71 W Seattle 93-92 Number 25 I 12-2-72 L @ Seattle 61-65 12-28-81 W Purdue 59-58 1-26-93 L @ Texas Tech 74-78 12-4-72 W @ Colorado 77-72 12-29-81 W LSU 73-69 1-30-93 L @ SMU 60-70 S 1-4-82 W Rice 63-61 T Number 16 1-2-83 W Pacific 112-58 2-5-70 W St. Mary’s-Texas 118-77 3-6-03 L Memphis 56-71 O 2-7-70 W Creighton (2OT) 78-77 R 2-24-72 W Corpus Christi State 105-81 Number 19 Y 2-26-72 W Houston Baptist 96-79 12-17-69 W Santa Clara 91-76 Y 2-28-72 L @ Jacksonville (OT)108-110 12-20-69 W USC 77-73 12-16-72 W California 79-75 12-22-69 W Long Beach State 76-69 1-12-83 W @ TCU 54-51 3-11-72 L Texas 74-85

Houston vs. AP Top 25 Teams Number 1 2-16-62 L @Cincinnati 47- 59 3-19-82 W •Missouri 79- 78 2-21-51 L Oklahoma State 52- 61 2-23-63 L Loyola-Chicago 58- 62 3-3-83 W @Arkansas 74- 66 2-6-60 L @Cincinnati 55- 67 3-17-67 W •Kansas 66- 53 2-3-86 L Illinois 76- 77 2-20-60 L Cincinnati 47- 57 12-30-76 L °San Francisco 81- 86 12-13-92 L @North Carolina 76- 84 1-2-63 L @Cincinnati 56- 79 1-8-78 L @Arkansas 65- 84 3-24-67 L •UCLA 58- 73 1-22-84 L @Kentucky 67- 74 Number 6 1-20-68 W UCLA 71- 69 1-6-96 W Memphis 69- 67 2-2-52 L Oklahoma City 46- 51 1-18-69 L @UCLA 64-100 1-10-59 L Cincinnati 54- 62 2-18-78 W Arkansas 84- 75 Number 4 12-1-66 W New Mexico 96- 84 3-27-82 L •North Carolina 63- 68 1-9-54 L @Oklahoma State 61- 76 2- 27-71 W Jacksonville 83- 82 12-16-82 L °Virginia 63- 72 12-21-57 L @Cincinnati 53- 70 12-16-74 L USC 96- 97 2-17-00 L Cincinnati 65- 77 2- 28-59 L Cincinnati 66- 78 12-19-81 W °Iowa 62- 52 3-17-61 L •Kansas State 64- 75 11-27-91 L North Carolina 65- 68 Number 2 3-25-67 W •North Carolina 84- 62 3-7-51 L @Oklahoma State 39- 57 12-30 -70 L °USC 64- 77 Number 7 2-8-60 L @Bradley 57- 78 3-18-71 L •Kansas 77- 78 2-18-53 W Oklahoma State 50- 46 2-22-60 W Bradley 63- 58 3-3-78 W †Arkansas 70- 69 3-5-53 L @Oklahoma State 48- 68 1-12-61 W Bradley 60- 59 1-22-83 W Arkansas 75- 60 12-29-53 L °W. Kentucky 61- 91 3-22-68 L •UCLA 69-101 12-2-95 L Arizona 69- 73 12-23-54 W Missouri (2 OT) 84- 76 4-2-83 W •Louisville 94- 81 12-22-98 L @Cincinnati 78-115 1-13-58 L @Cincinnati 57- 93 4-2-84 L •Georgetown 75- 84 11-19-01 L °UCLA 60-71 1- 27-58 W Oklahoma State 70- 64 1-30-85 L @SMU 78- 85 11-20-01 L °Kansas 78-95 3-2-59 L @Bradley 60- 74 1-6-91 L @Arkansas 79- 95 12-20-65 W Providence 102- 89 2-7-91 L Arkansas 74- 81 Number 5 2-22-71 L @South Carolina 71- 88 12-30-99 L Connecticut 76- 82 2-6-51 L Bradley 47- 60 2- 19-72 W South Carolina 95- 85 1-2-52 L Saint Louis 57- 64 12-29-74 L °Alabama 88-105 Number 3 1-25-54 L Oklahoma State 48- 64 3-5-77 L †Arkansas 70- 84 12-29-56 L °Kentucky 76-111 2-25-57 W Bradley 88- 79 2-3-61 L Cincinnati 80- 85 2-16-61 L @Bradley 74- 90 2-1-62 L Cincinnati 52- 60 12-1-73 L @North Carolina 74- 97

°- Regular Season Tournament at neutral site; •- NCAA Tournament game; †- SWC Postseason Classic game at neutral site; ‡- NIT game.

155 Houston vs. AP Top 25 Teams Number 8 2-8-82 W @Texas 77- 63 12-28-88 L °Georgia Tech 78- 87 1-13-54 L Oklahoma City 62- 70 3-4-84 L @Arkansas 68- 73 2-15-97 L Louisville 66- 70 3-16-56 L •SMU 74- 89 1-22-90 L @Arkansas 89-100 2-22-58 L @Oklahoma State 60- 73 2-17-96 L Texas Tech 84- 93 Number 18 2-21-59 W Saint Louis 64- 57 12-28-60 L °Wichita State 68- 71 12-2-74 L Louisville 87- 91 Number 13 12-12-70 W Oregon 81- 68 1-2-77 L @UCLA 83- 96 2-7-59 W Oklahoma City 80- 63 1-8-77 L @Arkansas 70- 81 2-13-82 W Arkansas 55- 53 12-20-69 W USC 77- 73 12-15-84 L @Kansas 75- 87 3-11-84 W †Arkansas 57- 56 2- 10-73 W Louisiana-Lafayette 82- 80 1- 2-00 L @Texas 80- 90 12-8-94 L @Arizona 67- 81 3-27-83 W Villanova 89- 71 12-8-84 W LSU 81- 73 Number 19 Number 9 1-12-85 L @DePaul 58- 69 2-21-55 L @Tulsa 59- 69 2-20-52 L @Saint Louis 55- 63 3-8-85 L †SMU 72- 84 2-1-75 W South Carolina 90- 84 H 1-12-59 L Bradley 50- 60 1-3-76 W °San Francisco 94- 73 I 3- 15-68 W •Louisville 91- 75 Number 14 1-12-82 L Texas 83- 95 S 12-3-73 L @Louisville 81- 87 3-2-57 L Saint Louis 84-102 3-25-84 W •Wake Forest 68- 63 12-7-74 L North Carolina 87- 96 3-12-70 L Drake 87- 92 12-12-85 L DePaul 78- 84 T 12-6-83 W @LSU 100- 91 3- 10-73 L •Louisiana-Lafayette 89-102 1-24-87 L TCU 56- 62 O 3-3-85 W SMU 79- 76 3-2-74 L South Carolina 86-104 R 3-11-90 L †Arkansas 84- 96 2-5-76 L Arkansas 80- 82 Number 20 Y 12-20-93 L UCLA 72- 93 1-6-79 L Arkansas 61- 62 1-14-56 L @Oklahoma State 44- 63 1-10-98 L Purdue 53- 86 3-2-79 L †Texas 65- 70 2- 24-73 W Jacksonville 76- 75 3-6-82 L †Arkansas 69- 84 12-30-75 W °LaSalle 90- 87 Number 10 1-3-90 L Arkansas 78- 82 Feb,17-76 L Texas A&M 80- 94 12-15-61 L °Seattle 63- 66 3-13-87 L •Kansas 55- 66 12-28-62 W °Miss. State (OT) 79- 76 Number 15 12-18-70 W Villanova 99- 84 2-22-54 L Wichita State 81- 86 Number 21 12-29-70 W °Tennessee 68- 65 12-28-72 L °Indiana 72- 75 12-4-96 W Tulsa (2OT) 79- 77 12-6-76 L @San Francisco 85-100 1-27-75 W Stanford 74- 68 1- 16-00 L DePaul 68- 77 3-10-78 L •Notre Dame 77-100 1-30-78 L @Texas 72- 73 12-31-00 L Georgetown 63- 79 3-13-82 W •Tulsa 78- 74 1-23-82 L @Arkansas 66- 67 12-25-83 W °Louisville 76- 73 2-25-87 W @TCU 84- 65 Number 22 12-14-85 L Illinois 92-102 12-29-98 L @New Mexico 69- 84 2-21-93 W Louisville 89- 81 1-15-97 L @Louisville 78- 92 1-12-02 L Cincinnati 62-83 Number 16 Number 24 2- 2-52 L @Oklahoma City 46- 51 2-17-91 W Texas 82- 73 Number 11 2-7-53 L Oklahoma City 58- 64 1-2-92 L @Louisville 56- 60 2-11-56 W @Saint Louis 67- 66 1-9-56 W Oklahoma City 78- 64 12-17-69 W Santa Clara 91- 76 1- 17-59 L @Oklahoma City 67- 94 Number 25 3-17-77 W ‡Alabama 82- 76 2-27-60 L Saint Louis 57- 78 11-18-89 L @St.John’s 69- 76 1-10-79 L Texas A&M 43- 69 12-13-68 L °Santa Clara 50- 75 1-20-96 L @Texas Tech 76- 95 1-28-79 L @Texas 53- 79 12-21-73 L USC 78- 92 2-17-79 L @Arkansas 58- 78 12-16-79 L °Georgetown 75- 78 2-26-84 W Arkansas 64- 61 4-4-83 L •N.C.State 52- 54 1-2-93 L @UCLA 78- 87 3-23-84 W •Memphis State 78- 71 12-10-93 L @Purdue 90-114 2-22-86 L Louisville 59- 76 2-18-97 L @Cincinnati 64- 97 12-29-90 L °Georgetown 51- 63 11-30-00 L @Connecticut 60- 72 Number 12 1-17-57 L @Bradley 64- 81 Number 17 1- 7-60 L @Saint Louis 46- 76 1-6-53 L @Tulsa 60- 91 12-19-70 L Kansas 73- 89 1-24-53 W Tulsa 61- 56 3- 20-71 W •Notre Dame 119-106 12-21-54 L °Wichita State 87- 91 1-16-72 L @Florida State 79- 86 1-17-59 L Oklahoma City 67- 94 2-4-72 W Florida State 94- 86 12-10-71 L Arizona State 97- 98 12-29-75 L @UNLV 92-116 12-11-71 W Arizona State 88- 76 3-4-78 W †Texas 92- 90 3-25-83 W •Memphis State 70- 63 11-30-78 L @USC 80- 88 11-26-83 W @Kansas 91- 76 2-3-79 L @Texas A&M 58- 66 12-12-87 L UNLV 69- 89

156 All-Time Lettermen A D Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Adams, Sammy ------1952-53 ------20 ----- 98 Daniels, Derrick ----- 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 -- 124 - 1,087 Akin, Frank ------1946-47 ------16 ----- 31 Davis, Abe ------1978-79, 79-80, 80-81 ------77 ---- 198 Alexander, Marvin --- 1983-84, 84-85 ------32 ----- 56 Davis, Dwight------1969-70, 70-71, 71-72 ------84 - 1,741 Anders, Benny ------1981-82, 82-83, 83-84 ------76 ---- 327 Davis, Eric ------1980-81, 81-82 ------53 ---- 129 Anderson, Aaron ---- 2002-03 ------18 ----- 19 Davis, John ------1949-50, 50-51, 51-52 ------48 ---- 118 Anderson, Greg ------1983-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87 -- 123 - 1,661 Davis, Larry ------1996-97, 99-00 ------21 ----- 16 Anderson, Larry------1968-69 ------10 ------4 Davis, Tommie------1994-95 ------28 ---- 182 Apolskis, Richard ---- 1963-64, 64-65, 65-66 ------80 ---- 572 Diaz, David------1991-92, 92-93 ------61 ---- 740 Ash, Jimmy ------1955-56, 56-57 ------30 ----- 78 Dickens, Eric ------1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 -- 105 ---- 588 Austin, Trey------1997-99 ------52 ---- 115 Dotson, Danny ------1955-56, 56-57 ------51 ---- 693 Drain, Jessie ------1991-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95 -- 115 ---- 982 B Drewnick, Eduardo - 1987-88, 88-89 ------62 ---- 151 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Drexler, Clyde ------1980-81, 82-83, 82-83 ------96 - 1,383 H Ballard, Wayne ------1964-65, 65-66 ------57 ---- 713 Dull, John ------1958-59 ------16 ----- 33 I Ballis, Jake ------1998-99, 99-00 ------50 ---- 165 Dunbar, Louis ------1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 ------79 - 1,765 Bane, Bill ------1967-68, 68-69 ------34 ----- 87 Dyer, Ramon------2002-03 ------11 ----- 27 S Barber, Kevin ------2002-03 ------15 ----- 27 T Baumgardner, Ashley -- 1995-96 ------22 ----- 33 E Belcher, Stacey ------1983-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87 ---- 64 ----- 76 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts O Bell, Carlos ------1967-68, 68-69 ------35 ----- 99 Eckelman, Don ------1962-63, 63-64 ------38 ---- 108 R Bell, Jack ------1951-52, 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 ---- 62 ---- 450 Edwards, Sidney ----- 1971-72, 72-73, 73-74 ------80 ---- 710 Y Bell, Melvin ------1966-67, 68-69, 69-70 ------83 ---- 622 Erickson, Ed ------1957-58 ------40 ---- 376 Benson, Andrew ----- 1966-67 ------19 ----- 46 Evans, Dean Ray ----- 1955-56, 56-57 ------51 ---- 368 Berg, Richard------1947-48, 48-49, 49-50 ------43 ---- 440 Evans, Mars------1968-69, 69-70 ------31 ----- 71 Bigott, Wilbert ------1957-58 ------23 ----- 26 Evans, Tyrone ------1990-91, 91-92, 93-94, 94-95 -- 102 ---- 387 Birdsong, Otis------1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 -- 116 - 2,832 Ewing, Victor ------1978-79, 79-80 ------57 ---- 653 Bishop, Denny ------1959-60, 60-6161-62, ------56 ----- 45 Boldebuck, Don ----- 1954-55, 55-56 ------51 - 1,162 F Bond, DeWayne ----- 1962-63 ------19 ----- 75 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Bonney, Jerry ------1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 ------75 ---- 681 Fears, Cedric ------1976-77, 77-78, 78-79 ------74 ---- 476 Booher, Wilburn ----- 1952-53 ------13 ----- 11 Ferguson, Anwar ---- 2002-03 ------28 ----- 55 Boone, Russell ------1956-57, 57-58 ------51 ---- 770 Fernandes, Roger ---- 1987-88, 88-89,90-91, 91-92 -- 100 ---- 427 Botts, Torrence ------1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 ------67 ---- 243 Fernandez, Derrick -- 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 ---- 57 ---- 132 Bradford, Bunky ----- 1950-51, 51-52 ------46 ---- 296 Ferreira, Rolando ---- 1986-87, 87-88 ------61 ---- 760 Braxton, John ------1996-97 ------23 ----- 44 Fordjour, Charles ---- 1997-98 ------26 ----- 64 Brewer, Jerome ------1986-87, 87-88 ------50 ---- 120 Ford, Alton ------2000-01 ------26 ---- 280 Brown, Darryl ------1979-80, 80-81 ------56 ---- 232 Ford, Kirk------1994-95 ------27 ---- 343 Brown, Larry ------1970-71, 71-72 ------50 ---- 337 Foster, Jack ------1953-54, 54-55, 55-56 ------77 ---- 815 Brown, Louis ------1946-47, 47-48, 48-49 ------65 ---- 623 Franklin, Alvin ------1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 -- 125 - 1,684 Brown, Randy ------1986-87, 87-88 ------57 ---- 308 Bunce, Dan ------1980-81, 82-83 ------5 ------7 G Bunce, David ------1979-80, 80-81, 81-82, 82-83 ---- 77 ---- 140 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Burroughs, Roy ------1949-50, 50-51 ------26 ----- 67 Gaines, Kevin ------2001-02 ------21 ---- 211 Byrd, Carl------1977-78 ------23 ----- 56 Gervin, Gee ------1998-99, 99-00 ------58 - 1,114 Byrd, Larry ------1955-56, 56-57, 57-58 ------59 ---- 300 Gettys, Reid ------1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 -- 120 ---- 446 Byrd, Willie------1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 ---- 98 ---- 700 Gibson, Byron ------1976-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80 ---- 85 ---- 170 Giles, Derek ------1982-83, 83-84 ------57 ---- 105 C Glover, Michael ------1984-85 ------7 ------2 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Goldwire, Anthony -- 1992-93, 93-94 ------58 ---- 890 Capers, Kenya ------1995-96, 96-97 ------51 ---- 655 Gordon, Shmuell ---- 1993-94 ------4 ------3 Carpenter, Charlie --- 1946-47, 47-48 ------40 ---- 111 Goren, Or ------1978-79, 79-80 ------48 ---- 185 Carrasco, Rafael ------1990-91, 91-92, 92-93 ------94 ---- 374 Gowdy, Lonzell ------1995-96 ------21 ---- 132 Carter, Deondray ---- 1995-96 ------13 ----- 10 Graham, Billy ------1946 ------No Stats Carter, Steve ------1985-86 ------2 ------0 Grant, Otis ------1995-96, 96-97 ------29 ----- 19 Chaney, Don ------1965-66, 66-67, 67-68 ------90 - 1,133 Grant, Tom ------1984-85, 86-87, 87-88 ------23 ----- 43 Chaney, Horace ------1986-87, 88-89 ------61 ---- 703 Grayson, Darrell ----- 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 ---- 43 ----- 30 Chapman, David ---- 1971-72, 72-73, 73-74 ------11 ----- 12 Green, Randy ------1973-74 ------15 ----- 23 Ciolli, Ken ------1975-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79 -- 129 ---- 582 Gribben, Tom ------1967-68, 68-69, 69-70 ------86 ---- 598 Clark, Braxton ------1983-84, 84-85 ------44 ---- 199 Grider, Gary ------1964-65, 65-66, 66-67 ------81 ---- 432 Cooper, Larry ------1967-68, 68-69 ------25 ----- 41 Griggs, Roderick ----- 1993-94 ------23 ----- 42 Cotton, Elton ------1949-50, 50-51, 51-52, 52-53 ---- 77 ---- 465 Cotton, Joseph ------1984-85 ------1 ------0 H Crosby, Treva ------1997-98, 98-99, 00-01 ------64 ---- 317 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Hall, Robert ------1968-69, 69-70, 70-71 ------73 ---- 399 Hamilton, Ralph ---- 1978-79 ------29 ---- 102 157 All-Time Lettermen Hamood, Joe ------1963-64, 64-65, 65-66 ------84 - 1,237 Margenthaler, Jack--- 1962-63, 63-64, 64-65 ------81 ---- 675 Hamood, Niemer ---- 1966-67, 67-68, 68-69 ------71 ---- 168 Markle, Pete ------1957-58, 58-59, 59-60 ------56 ---- 362 Harger, Lyle ------1960-61, 61-62, 62-63 ------76 - 1,073 Marrs, David ------1972-73, 73-74, 74-75, 75-76 -- 102 - 1,050 Harper, Jesse ------1947-48 ------16 ----- 46 McArthur, Darrell --- 1986-87 ------30 ---- 151 Hathaway, Bill ------1958-59, 59-60 ------47 ---- 245 McBride, Shamahn -- 1996-97, 97-98 ------54 ---- 528 Hatton, Jim------1952-53, 53-54, 54-55 ------50 ---- 388 McElveen, Andy ----- 1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 ------58 ---- 258 Hayes, Donnell ------1971-72, 72-73, 73-74 ------79 ---- 668 McGrath, Bill ------1974-75 ------9 ------3 Hayes, Elvin ------1965-66, 66-67, 67-68 ------93 - 2,884 McGuire, Jeremee --- 2001-02, 2002-03 ------61 ---- 365 Hayward, Bob------1965-66 ------16 ----- 29 McNutt, Jack ------1951-52, 52-53 ------22 ---- 112 Helms, Art ------1955-56 ------26 ---- 333 McPhail, Bill ------1946-47, 47-48, 48-49 ------42 ---- 184 Hendrick, Chad ----- 1997-98, 98-99, 99-00, 00-01 -- 113 ---- 911 McVey, Elliott ------1966-67 ------7 ------6 Hendrix, L.D. ------1947-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 ---- 89 - 1,026 Micheaux, Larry ----- 1979-80, 80-81, 81-82, 82-83 -- 123 - 1,324 Henry, Bill ------1946-47 ------No Stats Mickens, Darrell ----- 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91 ------92 ---- 638 Hensley, Cedrick ---- 2002-03 ------28 ---- 162 Mitchell, Leonard --- 1977-78, 78-79 ------44 ---- 186 H Herrera, Carl ------1989-90 ------33 ---- 551 Mitchell, Mack------1971-72 ------11 ----- 11 I Hickman, Jeff ------1969-70 ------30 ---- 368 Moceanu, Tega ------1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 ------62 ---- 132 I Hobby, Tim ------1985-86, 86-87 ------34 ---- 217 Molchany, Dick ------1958-59, 59-60, 60-61 ------57 ---- 172 S Holmes, Gerry ------1989-90 ------6 ------3 Monaco, Ross ------1988-89, 90-91 ------52 ---- 122 T Hollis, Richard ------1987-88, 88-89 ------62 - 1,057 Moore, Tim------1993-94, 94-95 ------49 ---- 934 Hope, Harry------1946 ------No Stats Moore, Willie ------1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 00-01 ---- 81 ---- 212 O Hoskins, Herb ------1953-54, 54-55, 55-56 ------39 ---- 139 Morris, Chris ------1988-89, 89-90 ------64 ---- 544 R Hoster, Clay ------1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 ------50 ---- 114 Mosher, Jack ------1952-53, 53-54 ------48 ---- 686 Y Murphy, Jr., Calvin -- 1999-00 ------14 ----- 16 I Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts N Irwin, Tommy------1951-52 ------18 ----- 21 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Neumann, Danny --- 1963-64 ------51 ---- 316 J Newsome, Steve------1970-71, 71-72, 73-74 ------83 - 1,088 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Jackson, Ricky------1985-86, 86-87 ------54 ---- 220 O Johnson, Curley------1993-94 ------18 ----- 36 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Johnson, Jermaine --- 1992-93, 93-94,94-95 ------63 ---- 128 Okafor, Patrick ------2000-01, 01-02 ------61 ---- 724 Jones, Damon ------1994-95, 95-96, 96-97 ------81 - 1,041 Olajuwon, Hakeem - 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84 ------100 - 1,332 Jones, Dwight ------1971-72, 72-73 ------54 ---- 951 Oliver, Chet ------1961-62, 62-63, 63-64 ------60 ---- 432 Jones, Dwight II ----- 2002-03 ------26 ----- 78 Oliver, Marcus ------1999-00, 00-01, 01-02 ------92 ---- 543 Jones, George ------1956-57 ------17 ----- 92 O’Neall, Chuck ------1977-78, 78-79 ------60 ---- 218 Jones, Jim ------1963-64, 64-65 ------52 ---- 479 Orsak, Gary ------1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 ---- 33 ----- 24 Jost, Dick ------1961-62, 62-63 ------33 ----- 45 Outlaw, Charles ------1991-92, 92-93 ------61 ---- 856 Owens, Andre ------2002-03 ------28 ---- 389 K Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts P Kapner, Bernie ------1956-57, 57-58, 58-59 ------63 ---- 478 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Kelley, Jeff ------1976-77 ------30 ---- 104 Palafox, Jose ------1953-54, 54-55 ------24 ----- 76 Keys, Julius ------2001-02, 2002-03 ------21 ----- 21 Palmquist, Tim------1965-66 ------20 ----- 27 Kight, Randy ------1970-71, 71-72 ------21 ----- 25 Parker, Rodney ------1980-81, 81-82 ------29 ----- 49 Kittman, Dean ------1952-53, 53-54 ------40 ---- 260 Patoprsty, Ray ------1956-57 ------25 ---- 268 Knox, Anthony ------1995-96, 96-97 ------54 ---- 355 Perry, Jim ------1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 ---- 40 ----- 46 Kruse, Don ------1965-66, 66-67 ------60 ---- 380 Perry, Lou ------1963-64, 64-65, 65-66 ------44 ----- 66 Petrou, Peter ------1961-62 ------20 ----- 76 L Pettiette, Jerry ------1952-53, 53-54, 54-55 ------66 ---- 305 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Phillips, Gary------1958-59, 59-60, 60-61 ------79 - 1,452 Lee, Theodis ------1966-67, 67-68, 68-69 ------82 ---- 878 Pollan, Bob ------1960-61, 61-62 ------42 ---- 173 Lemmon, Jim ------1958-59, 59-60, 60-61 ------61 ---- 251 Porter, Willie ------1977-78, 78-79 ------39 ---- 101 Lentz, Leary ------1964-65, 65-66, 66-67 ------89 ---- 650 Powers, Bob ------1954-55 ------14 ----- 18 Lewis, Guy V. ------1946, 46-47 ------36 ---- 729 Pontikes, Connie ---- 1947-48, 48-49, 49-50 ------62 ---- 131 Lewis, Vern ------1966-67, 67-68 ------62 ---- 119 Pratt, Dick ------1946 ------No Stats Lifschutz, Reno ------1961-62, 62-63, 63-64 ------52 ---- 150 Pratta, Steven ------1996-97 ------16 ----- 25 Lillie, Craig ------1991-92 ------16 ----- 54 Presley, Maurice ------1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 ------79 ---- 971 Lopez, Lupe ------1953-54, 54-55, 55-56 ------67 ---- 521 Price, Terry ------1997-98, 00-01, 01-02 ------24 ----- 17 Luckenbill, Ted ------1958-59, 59-60, 60-61 ------72 - 1,195 Luton, Gil ------1948-49, 49-50, 50-51 ------58 ---- 258 R Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts M Raleigh, Carl ------1958-59 ------11 ----- 20 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Ray, Rowan ------1951-52 ------21 ----- 27 Mack, Sam------1991-92 ------31 ---- 543 Ray, Royce ------1948-49, 50-51, 51-52 ------49 ---- 615 Malone, Folly ------1961-62 ------27 ---- 259 Reichle, Marvin ------1946-47, 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 ---- 68 ---- 324 Manichia, Charlie --- 1946 ------No Stats Renta, Alberta ------1950-51 ------28 ---- 128 158 All-Time Lettermen Reyner, Charles ------1946-47 ------No Stats Reynolds, George ---- 1967-68, 68-69 ------54 ---- 617 U Richardson, Herb ---- 1949-50, 50-51 ------23 ---- 221 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Riska, Ed ------1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 ------60 ---- 239 Upchurch, Craig ----- 1987-88, 88-89, 89-90,91-92 -- 126 - 1,880 Rivera, Ramon ------1985-86 ------16 ----- 25 Robinson, Galen ----- 1994-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98 ---- 96 -- 1135 V Rodriguez, David ---- 1949-50, 50-51 ------51 ---- 337 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Rogers, Larry ------1979-80 ------28 ---- 340 Vasquez, Robert ------1961-62 ------7 ----- 10 Roper, Darnell ------1977-78, 78-79, 80-81 ------43 ----- 80 Rose, Cecile ------1974-75, 75-76, 76-77, 77-78 -- 114 - 1,244 W Rose, David ------1980-81, 81-82 ------55 ---- 166 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Rose, Lynden ------1980-81, 81-82 ------62 ---- 463 Wafer, Hershel ------1993-94, 94-95 ------41 ---- 193 Ross, Frank ------1974-75, 75-76 ------16 ----- 16 Walker, George------1975-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79 -- 129 - 1,107 Russell, Perry ------1985-86, 87-88, 88-89 ------63 ----- 65 Welch, Jack ------1956-57, 57-58, 58-59 ------58 ---- 172 Welch, Poo ------1969-70, 70-71 ------59 ---- 961 H S Wells, Willie ------1946, 46-47 ------No Stats I Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Wiederman, Simon - 1946 ------No Stats Sanz, Angel ------1993-94, 94-95 ------27 ----- 81 Wiles, Lloyd ------1992-93, 93-94 ------62 ---- 257 S Sauls, Marshall ------1978-79, 79-80 ------55 ---- 276 Williams, Bryan------1981-82, 82-83 ------45 ----- 76 T Schisler, Bryan ------1957-58, 58-59, 59-60 ------42 ---- 124 Williams, George ---- 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02 ------90 - 1,132 Schultz, Mike ------1976-77, 77-78 ------69 ---- 817 Williams, Kenneth -- 1976-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80 -- 126 - 1,476 O Schverak, Don ------1960-61, 61-62, 62-63, 63-64 ---- 85 - 1,139 Williams, Robert ---- 1979-80, 80-81, 81-82 ------99 - 1,838 R Sealy, Pete ------1946, 46-47, 47-48------23 ---- 137 Willis, Sonny ------1969-70, 70-71, 71-72 ------51 ---- 231 Y Sells, Sam ------1955-56, 56-57, 57-58 ------43 ---- 134 Winch, Ed ------1962-63, 63-64, 64-65 ------69 ---- 277 Sheffield, Jerrel ------1974-75 ------19 ----- 47 Winder, Al ------1975-76, 76-77 ------64 ---- 309 Shelton, Bryan ------2001-02, 2002-03 ------61 ---- 239 Winslow, Rickie------1983-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87 -- 124 - 1.548 Shivers, Gary ------1951-52, 52-53, 53-54 ------66 ---- 640 Worrell, Doug------1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 ------32 ----- 43 Sidney, Jarrett ------2002-03 ------30 ---- 108 Small, Earl ------1985-86 ------16 ----- 20 Y Smith, Bernard ------1999-00, 00-01 ------50 ---- 172 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Smith, Byron ------1989-90, 90-91 ------62 - 1,051 Young, Michael ------1980-81, 81-82, 82-83, 83-84 -- 134 - 2,043 Smith, Derrick ------1990-91, 91-92, 92-93 ------84 ---- 847 Young, Warren ------1963-64 ------21 ----- 57 Smith, Dominic ----- 2000-01, 01-02 ------54 ---- 756 Younger, Kenny ------1997-98, 98-99, 99-00 ------87 - 1,131 Smith, Early ------1997-98, 99-00 ------35 ---- 103 Youngdale, John ----- 1969-70 ------17 ----- 17 Smith, Greg ------1978-79, 80-81 ------25 ----- 23 Smith, Kelvin ------1989-90 ------31 ---- 108 Smith, Lynn ------1947-48 ------16 ---- 173 Four-Year Lettermen Smith, Steve ------1985-86 ------24 ----- 68 Since 1972-73, when freshmen became eligible for varsity Smith, Tony ------1974-75 ------23 ---- 132 competition, Houston has had 31 four-year lettermen. Four other Spain, Ken ------1966-67, 67-68, 68-69 ------90 - 1,020 players lettered four years before freshmen were eligible. They were Spears, Roy ------1998-99, 99-00 ------46 ---- 137 Elton Cotton (1949-53), Lloyd D. Hendrix (1947-51), Marvin Starks, David ------1965-66 ------38 ----- 62 Reichle (1946-50) and Jack Bell (1951-55). Former UH assistant Steakley, Billy Joe ---- 1946-47, 47-48 ------32 ---- 248 coach Donnie Schverak also lettered four years, but he was injured Stevenson, Steve ----- 1990-91 ------29 ----- 82 one-half of the 1960-61 season and was granted an extra one-half Stringfellow, William 1997-98, 98-99 ------43 ---- 246 season eligibility. The players who have lettered four years since Suddarth, Tim ------1975-76 ------5 ------2 1972-73 are listed below: Swanson, Bill ------1946, 46-47 ------24 ----- 19 Otis Birdsong ------1973-77 Stacey Belcher ------1983-87 Jim Perry ------1973-77 Rickie Winslow ----- 1983-87 T Ken Ciolli ------1975-79 Roger Fernandes• -- 1987-92 Name ------Years ------G ----- Pts Byron Gibson ------1976-80 Craig Upchurch* --- 1987-92 Taylor, Kent ------1967-68, 68-69 ------19 ----- 16 David Marrs ------1972-76 Derrick Daniels----- 1988-92 Taylor, Ollie ------1968-69, 69-70 ------56 - 1,231 Cecile Rose ------1974-78 Darrell Grayson ---- 1989-93 Teheran, Alvaro ------1989-90, 90-91 ------62 ---- 591 Charles Thompson - 1974-78 Tyrone Evans* ------1990-95 Thomas, Renaldo ---- 1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 ---- 87 ---- 340 George Walker ------1975-79 Jessie Drain------1991-95 Thompson, Charles - 1974-75, 75-76, 76-77, 77-78 -- 118 - 1,381 Kenneth Williams -- 1976-80 Willie Byrd ------1993-97 Thompson, Jack ----- 1960-61, 61-62 ------59 ---- 501 David Bunce ------1979-83 Galen Robinson ---- 1994-98 Thomson, Tom ------1959-60, 60-61, 62-63 ------72 ---- 599 Larry Micheaux----- 1979-83 Derrick Fernandez - 1996-00 Thorn, George ------1946 ------No Stats Michael Young------1980-84 Willie Moore• ------1996-01 Thurman, Dick ------1959-60, 60-61, 61-62 ------61 ---- 236 Eric Dickens ------1981-85 Chad Hendrick ----- 1997-01 Tracy, John------1966-67 ------5 ------8 Reid Gettys------1981-85 Trammell, Mark ----- 1975-77, 77-78 ------65 ---- 339 Gary Orsak ------1981-85 *- granted a medical redshirt Tr uscott, Louis ------2001-02, 2002-03 ------60 ---- 857 Alvin Franklin ------1982-86 season; •- was a redshirt one Tucker, Harlow ------1955-56 ------24 ----- 78 Renaldo Thomas --- 1982-86 season. Tuffli, Bill ------1957-58, 58-59 ------47 ----- 55 Greg Anderson ----- 1983-87 Tuffli, Norman ------1959-60, 60-61, 61-62 ------77 ---- 242

159 All-Time Starting Lineups 1946 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG 1955-56 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1965-66 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG F Charlie Carpenter 5-11 ---- So. ---- 14 ----- 5.2 FArt Helms------6-4 - Sr. - 26 - 12.8 --- 9.9 FWayne Ballard --- 6-2 - Sr. - 29 - 11.7 --- 3.2 FWillie Wells ------6-3 ----- Jr. ---- 14 ----- 9.5 FJack Foster ------6-2 - Sr. - 26 --- 9.7 --- 5.0 F Leary Lentz ------6-6 - Jr. - 29 --- 9.1 --- 8.1 CGuy V. Lewis -----6-3 ---- So. ---- 14 --- 21.2 CDon Boldebuck - 7-0 - Sr. - 26 - 21.4 - 15.8 CElvin Hayes ------6-8 So. - 29 - 27.2 - 16.9 G Louis Brown ---- 5-11 ----- Fr. ---- 12 ----- 6.7 GDan Dotson ------6-3 - Jr. - 26 - 11.9 --- 3.0 GJoe Hamood ---- 5-11 - Sr. - 29 - 20.0 --- 3.2 GSimon Wiederman 5-10 ----- Sr. ---- 11 ----- 2.1 GLupe Lopez ----- 5-10 - Sr. - 26 --- 9.2 --- 2.5 GDon Chaney ------6-5 So. - 26 --- 8.8 --- 4.8 GPete Sealy ------5-11 ----- Fr. ------4 --- 13.3 1956-57 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1966-67 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1946-47 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG FDean Evans ------6-3 - Sr. - 25 --- 8.9 --- 5.0 FElvin Hayes ------6-8 - Jr. - 31 - 28.4 - 15.7 FGuy V.Lewis ------6-3 ----- Jr. ---- 22 --- 19.7 FRussell Boone --- 6-5 - Jr. - 26 - 13.6 --- 8.4 FMelvin Bell ------6-7 So. - 31 - 12.8 --- 9.1 FWillie Wells ------6-3 ----- Sr. ---- 18 --- 10.2 C Ray Pattoprsty --- 6-7 So. - 25 - 10.7 --- 7.4 C Leary Lentz ------6-6 - Sr. - 31 --- 7.9 --- 8.1 C Charles Reyner ---6-8 ----- Jr. ---- 21 ----- 7.1 G Andy McElveen - 6-0 - Sr. - 25 --- 7.3 --- 2.6 CDon Kruse ------6-8 - Sr. - 31 --- 5.5 --- 4.2 G Louis Brown ------6-0 ---- So. ---- 23 ----- 9.8 GDan Dotson ------6-3 - Sr. - 25 - 15.3 --- 3.0 GDon Chaney ------6-5 - Jr. - 31 - 15.3 --- 5.2 G Charles Carpenter 5-11 ---- So. ---- 21 ----- 3.0 GGary Grider ------6-1 - Sr. - 31 --- 8.1 --- 3.1 GBilly Joe Steakley - 6-2 ----- Fr. ---- 11 ----- 7.1 1957-58 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG FRussell Boone --- 6-5 - Sr. - 25 - 16.6 --- 9.4 1967-68 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG H 1947-48 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG FEddie Erickson ---6-8 - Jr. - 25 --- 9.7 --- 5.9 FElvin Hayes ------6-8 - Sr. - 33 - 36.8 - 18.9 I F Richard Berg -----6-3 ---- So. ---- 21 ----- 8.8 GBill Tuffli ------6-1 - Jr. - 25 - 15.1 --- 3.4 F Theodis Lee ------6-7 - Jr. - 33 - 13.9 --- 7.9 F Lloyd Hendrix ---6-1 ----- Fr. ---- 16 ----- 4.4 GBernie Kapner --- 6-0 - Jr. - 25 --- 9.2 --- 2.8 CKen Spain ------6-9 - Jr. - 33 - 14.2 - 12.8 S CLynn Smith ------6-4 ----- Jr. ---- 16 --- 10.8 G Larry Byrd ------6-2 - Sr. - 25 --- 8.1 --- 2.9 GDon Chaney ------6-5 - Sr. - 33 - 13.0 --- 5.8 T GBilly Joe Steakley - 6-2 ---- So. ---- 21 ----- 8.1 GGeorge Reynolds -6-4 - Jr. - 28 - 10.0 --- 4.9 T G Louis Brown ------6-0 ----- Jr. ---- 21 ----- 8.3 1958-59 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG O FTed Luckenbill ---6-6 So. - 26 - 15.4 --- 9.8 1968-69 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1948-49 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG FGary Phillips -----6-3 So. - 26 - 16.8 --- 5.2 FOllie Taylor ------6-2 - Jr. - 26 - 19.2 --- 9.0 R CEd Erickson ------6-8 - Sr. - 15 --- 8.9 --- 6.6 FMelvin Bell ------6-7 - Jr. - 23 --- 2.9 --- 2.8 Y F Lloyd Hendrix ---6-2 ---- So. ---- 22 --- 12.0 GBernie Kapner --- 6-1 - Sr. - 14 --- 8.6 --- 2.6 CKen Spain ------6-9 - Sr. - 26 - 14.8 - 11.6 FGilbert Luton --- 6-2 ----- Fr. ---- 22 ----- 7.3 GBill Tuffli ------6-1 - Sr. - 22 --- 8.5 --- 2.7 G Theodis Lee ------6-8 - Sr. - 26 - 14.2 --- 8.0 C Richard Berg -----6-3 ----- Jr. ---- 22 --- 11.8 GGeorge Reynolds -6-4 - Sr. - 26 - 13.0 --- 5.4 G Louis Brown ---- 5-11 ----- Sr. ---- 22 --- 10.6 1959-60 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GMarvin Reichle - 5-11 ----- Jr. ---- 22 ----- 4.6 FTed Luckenbill ---6-6 - Jr. - 18 - 16.1 --- 9.3 1969-70 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG FPete Markle ------6-3 - Sr. - 25 --- 8.2 --- 2.7 FOllie Taylor ------6-2 - Sr. - 30 - 24.4 - 11.5 1949-50 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG CBill Hathaway -- 6-11 - Sr. - 24 --- 6.0 --- 5.5 F Dwight Davis --- 6-7 So. - 28 - 17.9 - 10.3 F Lloyd Hendrix ---6-1 ----- Jr. ---- 23 --- 13.8 GGary Phillips -----6-3 - Jr. - 25 - 20.5 --- 6.3 CJeff Hickman -----6-4 So. - 30 - 12.3 --- 4.6 F Richard Berg -----6-3 ----- Sr. ---- 23 --- 10.0 G Richard Molchany - 6-3 - Jr. - 25 --- 4.6 --- 3.6 GTom Gribben -----6-2 - Sr. - 30 - 10.0 --- 4.2 CDavid Rodriguez -6-5 ---- So. ---- 23 ----- 9.4 GPoo Welch ------6-3 - Jr. - 30 - 13.3 --- 3.3 GHerb Richardson 6-3 ----- Jr. ---- 23 ----- 9.6 1960-61 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GMarvin Reichle ---6-0 ----- Sr. ---- 23 ----- 6.3 F Richard Molchany 6-3 - Sr. - 15 --- 2.0 --- 1.3 1970-71 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG FTommy Thomson 6-4 - Jr. - 26 - 11.2 --- 5.5 F Dwight Davis --- 6-7 - Jr. - 29 - 20.3 - 12.5 1950-51 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG CTed Luckenbill ---6-6 - Sr. - 28 - 18.0 - 10.0 FSteve Newsome - 6-7 So. - 29 - 10.7 --- 8.6 F Lloyd Hendrix ---6-1 ----- Sr. ---- 28 --- 13.3 GGary Phillips -----6-3 - Sr. - 28 - 17.9 --- 6.1 C Bob Hall ------6-9 - Jr. - 26 --- 7.8 --- 8.5 FGil Luton ------6-2 ----- Jr. ---- 28 ----- 4.9 GJack Thompson 5-11 - Jr. - 28 --- 8.3 --- 1.5 CGene Bodden -----6-9 So. - 23 --- 4.9 --- 4.1 CRoyce Ray------6-2 ---- So. ---- 28 --- 13.0 GPoo Welch ------6-3 - Sr. - 29 - 19.3 --- 3.4 GHerb Richardson 6-3 ----- Sr. ---- 28 ----- 9.5 1961-62 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GJeff Hickman -----6-4 - Jr. - 13 - 13.6 --- 5.6 G Alberto Pena ---- 5-10 ----- Jr. ---- 28 ----- 4.6 FDon Schverak --- 6-4 - Jr. - 27 - 15.5 --- 7.4 FFolly Malone -----6-5 - Jr. - 27 --- 9.6 --- 6.4 1971-72 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1951-52 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG CLyle Harger ------6-7 - Jr. - 27 - 15.9 - 10.6 FSteve Newsome - 6-7 - Jr. - 27 - 13.3 - 10.4 FRoyce Ray------6-2 ----- Jr. ---- 20 --- 12.4 GJack Thompson 5-11 - Sr. - 27 --- 9.6 --- 2.1 F Dwight Davis --- 6-7 - Sr. - 27 - 24.4 - 11.7 FBunky Bradford - 6-3 ----- Sr. ---- 20 ----- 8.7 G Bob Pollan ------6-1 - Sr. - 27 --- 5.0 --- 2.1 C Dwight Jones --- 6-10 So. - 27 - 16.5 - 13.3 CElton Cotton -----6-6 ----- Jr. ---- 21 ----- 8.7 GDonnell Hayes ---6-2 So. - 27 - 10.0 --- 2.5 GJack McNutt---- 5-10 ----- Jr. ---- 21 ----- 3.4 1962-63 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GJerry Bonney -----6-4 - Jr. - 27 --- 9.4 --- 2.6 GJackie Bell ------5-11 ---- So. ---- 20 ----- 5.8 FDon Schverak --- 6-4 - Sr. - 26 - 14.7 --- 7.8 FTom Thomson ---6-4 - Sr. - 26 --- 7.3 --- 2.1 1972-73 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1952-53 ------Ht. ---- Cl. ----- G --- PPG CLyle Harger ------6-7 - Sr. - 26 - 21.5 - 13.8 FSteve Newsome - 6-8 - Sr. - 27 - 15.6 --- 8.3 FDean Kittman --- 6-2 ---- So. ---- 21 ----- 9.1 G Chet Oliver ----- 5-11 - Jr. - 26 --- 5.7 --- 2.1 F Louis Dunbar --- 6-9 So. - 27 - 21.1 --- 5.3 FElton Cotton -----6-6 ----- Sr. ---- 21 ----- 9.4 GFolly Malone -----6-5 - Sr. - 20 - 14.3 --- 7.2 C Dwight Jones --- 6-10 - Jr. - 27 - 18.7 - 14.1 CGary Shivers ------6-8 ----- Jr. ---- 22 ----- 8.6 GJerry Bonney -----6-4 - Sr. - 25 --- 9.4 --- 2.0 GJack Mosher ---- 5-11 ----- Jr. ---- 22 --- 12.9 1963-64 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GDonnell Hayes ---6-2 - Jr. - 26 --- 5.8 --- 1.4 GJack McNutt---- 5-10 ----- Sr. ---- 22 ----- 5.1 F Don Schverak ---6-4 Sr.* - 18 - 13.2 --- 7.8 F Denny Neumann - 6-5 So. - 26 --- 7.7 --- 3.3 1973-74 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG 1953-54 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG C Jim Jones ------6-5 - Jr. - 24 --- 8.2 --- 6.2 F Louis Dunbar --- 6-9 - Jr. - 26 - 21.7 --- 8.5 FJack Foster ------6-2 So. - 26 --- 8.1 --- 2.7 G Chet Oliver ---- 5-11 - Sr. - 26 - 10.9 --- 2.7 FSidney Edwards - 6-9 - Sr. - 26 - 15.2 --- 9.9 FJim Hatton ------6-4 - Jr. - 26 --- 7.3 --- 6.8 G Jack Margenthaler 6-1 - Jr. - 26 - 10.5 --- 2.5 FDavid Marrs ------6-8 So. - 26 --- 9.3 --- 6.7 CGary Shivers ------6-9 - Sr. - 26 - 15.6 - 12.7 *-graduated in January. CMaurice Presley 6-10 - Jr. - 26 - 14.2 - 10.4 GJackie Bell ------5-10 - Jr. - 25 --- 9.0 --- 3.9 GOtis Birdsong --- 6-3 - Fr. - 26 - 14.3 --- 4.2 GJack Mosher ---- 5-11 - Sr. - 26 - 15.5 --- 3.4 1964-65 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG GDonnell Hayes ---6-2 - Sr. - 26 --- 9.5 --- 2.1 F Jim Jones ------6-5 - Sr. - 28 - 10.1 --- 7.4 1954-55 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG F Leary Lentz ------6-6 So. - 29 --- 8.4 --- 8.6 1974-75 ------Ht. Cl. -- G - PPG RPG FJack Foster ------6-2 - Jr. - 25 - 14.1 --- 5.1 G Wayne Ballard ---6-2 - Jr. - 28 - 13.3 --- 3.7 F Louis Dunbar --- 6-9 - Sr. - 26 - 24.3 --- 9.3 FJim Hatton ------6-4 - Sr. - 25 --- 8.5 --- 6.6 GJack Margenthaler 6-1 - Sr. -29- 10.2 --- 2.8 FDavid Marrs ------6-8 - Jr. - 26 --- 9.5 --- 7.0 CDon Boldebuck - 7-0 - Jr. - 25 - 24.2 - 18.1 G Joe Hamood --- 5-11 - Jr. - 29 - 17.3 --- 3.7 CMaurice Presley 6-10 - Sr. - 26 - 13.9 - 10.7 GJack Bell ------5-11 - Sr. - 17 --- 6.5 --- 2.8 GOtis Birdsong --- 6-2 So. - 26 - 24.6 --- 4.7 GJerry Pettiette -----6-2 - Sr. - 25 --- 6.4 --- 2.7 GTony Smith ------6-2 - Fr. - 23 --- 7.6 --- 1.3 GEd Riska ------6-2 - Sr. - 26 --- 5.1 --- 1.1

160 All-Time Starting Lineups 1975-76 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG 1985-86 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG 1995-96 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG F C. Thompson --- 6-7 So. - 28 - 10.0 -- 7.2 F Rickie Winslow - 6-8 - Jr. - 27 - 15.6 -10.4 FTim Moore ------6-8 - Sr. - 28 - 20.1 -10.6 FDavid Marrs ------6-8 - Sr. - 28 - 18.2 -10.3 FRenaldo Thomas -6-2 - Sr. - 26 -- 9.1 -- 3.4 F Kirk Ford ------6-7 - Sr. - 27 - 12.7 -- 5.3 C Al Winder------6-10 - Fr. - 28 -- 7.1 -- 4.6 CGreg Anderson ---6-9 - Jr. - 28 - 19.1 -12.9 C Anthony Knox ---6-8 - Jr. - 27 -- 5.5 -- 4.6 G Cecile Rose ------6-5 So. - 22 - 11.7 -- 3.7 G Alvin Franklin --- 6-2 - Sr. - 28 - 20.5 -- 2.2 GDamon Jones -----6-3 So. - 27 - 10.3 -- 3.4 GOtis Birdsong --- 6-4 - Jr. - 28 - 26.1 -- 6.3 GGerry McGee -----6-1 - Fr. - 26 -- 5.0 -- 1.3 G Lonzell Gowdy ---6-3 - Jr. - 21 -- 6.3 -- 3.4 G Ricky Jackson --- 6-0 - Jr. - 26 -- 3.7 -- 1.1 1976-77 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG 1996-97 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG F C. Thompson --- 6-7 - Jr. - 37 - 13.2 -- 7.0 1986-87 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FGalen Robinson - 6-8 - Jr. - 27 - 17.0 -- 9.0 F Cecile Rose ------6-5 - Jr. - 37 -- 8.8 -- 3.2 F Rickie Winslow - 6-8 - Sr. - 30 - 12.8 -- 7.4 FKenya Capers-----6-5 - Sr. - 19 - 12.7 -- 5.1 CMike Schultz -----6-9 - Jr. - 37 - 10.7 -- 9.8 FGreg Anderson ---6-9 - Sr. - 30 - 18.2 -10.6 FWillie Byrd ------6-5 - Sr. - 26 -- 9.8 -- 4.6 GOtis Birdsong --- 6-4 - Sr. - 36 - 30.3 -- 4.4 CRolando Ferreira -7-0 - Jr. - 30 -- 9.8 -- 5.6 C Anthony Knox ---6-8 - Sr. - 27 -- 7.6 -- 5.4 GMark Trammel ---6-0 - Jr. - 35 -- 6.2 -- 1.1 GDarrell McArthur 6-3 - Fr. - 30 -- 5.0 -- 1.6 GDamon Jones -----6-3 - Jr. - 27 - 16.4 -- 4.4 GTim Hobby ------6-2 So. - 30 -- 7.0 -- 1.2 GShamahn McBride - 6-0 - Jr. - 27 -- 8.1 -- 2.3 1977-78 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG F C. Thompson --- 6-7 - Sr. - 33 - 17.1 -- 8.4 1987-88 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG 1997-98 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FGeorge Walker ---6-5 - Jr. - 33 -- 7.6 -- 3.8 F Richard Hollis --- 6-5 - Jr. - 31 - 17.0 -- 6.3 FGalen Robinson - 6-8 - Sr. - 29 - 13.8 -- 8.0 H CMike Schultz -----6-9 - Sr. - 32 - 13.2 -10.2 FCraig Upchurch - 6-8 - Fr. - 31 - 12.1 -- 5.3 FKenny Younger---6-9 So. - 29 - 10.0 -- 6.6 I G Cecile Rose ------6-5 - Sr. - 33 - 17.6 -- 3.7 CRolando Ferreira -7-0 - Sr. - 31 - 15.1 -- 6.8 G Chad Hendrick - 6-5 - Fr. - 29 -- 8.1 -- 4.7 GKenneth Williams 6-1 So. - 31 - 10.5 -- 2.3 G Randy Brown-----6-3 So. - 29 -- 7.0 -- 2.9 GShamahn McBride - 6-0 - Sr. - 29 - 11.4 -- 4.0 S GKen Ciolli ------6-0 - Jr. - 33 -- 4.3 -- 2.5 GHorace Chaney - 6-2 - Jr. - 30 - 11.0 -- 2.8 GTreva Crosby -----6-1 - Fr. - 29 -- 6.6 -- 1.4 T GWillie Moore -----6-5 So. - 29 -- 4.5 -- 3.2 T 1978-79 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG 1988-89 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG O FGeorge Walker ---6-5 - Sr. - 31 - 14.5 -- 9.3 F Richard Hollis --- 6-5 - Sr. - 31 - 17.1 -- 8.4 1998-99 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FVictor Ewing -----6-6 - Jr. - 29 - 14.5 -- 5.7 FCraig Upchurch - 6-8 So. - 31 - 18.8 -- 6.5 FKenny Younger---6-9 - Jr. - 27 - 15.7 -- 7.8 R C Leonard Mitchell 6-7 So. - 21 -- 5.4 -- 5.6 CRoger Fernandes -6-9 So. - 31 -- 6.2 -- 4.0 CW. Stringfellow---6-9 - Jr. - 27 -- 7.3 -- 9.6 Y GKenneth Williams - 6-1 - Jr. - 31 - 19.6 -- 2.9 GDerrick Daniels - 6-3 - Fr. - 31 -- 5.9 -- 2.4 GGee Gervin ------6-2 - Jr. - 27 - 20.6 -- 4.2 GKen Ciolli ------6-0 - Sr. - 31 -- 6.0 -- 2.8 G Chris Morris ------6-5 - Jr. - 31 -- 8.4 -- 2.7 G Chad Hendrick - 6-5 So. - 25 -- 6.2 -- 2.8 GHorace Chaney - 6-2 - Sr. - 31 - 12.0 -- 2.3 GTreva Crosby -----6-1 So. - 25 -- 5.0 -- 0.7 1979-80 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GTorrence Botts--- 6-1 - Fr. - 23 -- 4.5 -- 1.4 F Larry Rogers ------6-6 So. - 28 - 12.1 -- 6.0 1989-90 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FVictor Ewing -----6-6 - Sr. - 28 -- 8.3 -- 3.0 F Chris Morris ------6-5 - Sr. - 33 -- 8.6 -- 3.5 1999-00 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG C Larry Micheaux - 6-9 - Fr. - 27 -- 5.7 -- 4.3 FCraig Upchurch - 6-8 - Jr. - 33 - 13.1 -- 7.0 FKenny Younger---6-9 - Sr. - 31 - 13.5 -- 7.5 GRob Williams -----6-2 - Fr. - 28 - 16.3 -- 2.6 C Carl Herrera ------6-9 - Jr. - 33 - 16.7 -- 9.6 FGeorge Williams -6-8 - Fr. - 31 - 14.3 -- 8.5 GKenneth Williams - 6-1 - Sr. - 28 - 13.9 -- 2.6 GDerrick Daniels - 6-2 So. - 33 -- 9.5 -- 2.5 GGee Gervin ------6-2 - Sr. - 31 - 18.0 -- 3.6 GByron Smith ------6-2 - Jr. - 33 - 16.3 -- 3.0 G Chad Hendrick - 6-5 - Jr. - 31 -- 8.5 -- 2.8 1980-81 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GBernard Smith--- 6-3 So. - 24 -- 3.6 -- 3.0 F Clyde Drexler --- 6-6 - Fr. - 30 - 11.9 -10.5 1990-91 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FMichael Young ---6-6 - Fr. - 30 - 12.0 -- 6.3 FDarrell Mickens - 6-5 - Sr. - 29 - 11.6 -- 8.5 2000-01 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG C Larry Micheaux - 6-9 So. - 29 - 10.1 -- 6.6 FDerrick Smith --- 6-5 So. - 29 - 12.3 -- 5.1 FGeorge Williams -6-8 So. - 27 - 13.5 -- 7.3 GLynden Rose ------6-3 - Jr. - 29 -- 6.2 -- 1.2 C Alvaro Teheran ---7-1 - Sr. - 29 - 14.3 -- 8.4 FPatrick Okafor ---6-8 - Jr. - 28 - 10.7 -- 8.6 GRob Williams -----6-2 So. - 30 - 25.0 -- 2.8 GDerrick Daniels - 6-2 - Jr. - 29 - 10.8 -- 3.0 C Alton Ford ------6-9 - Fr. - 26 - 10.8 -- 5.9 GByron Smith ------6-2 - Sr. - 29 - 17.7 -- 2.5 GDominic Smith 5-10 - Jr. - 29 - 12.6 -- 2.7 1981-82 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GMarcus Oliver --- 6-3 So. - 29 -- 5.9 -- 3.2 F Clyde Drexler --- 6-6 So. - 32 - 15.2 -10.5 1991-92 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG FMichael Young ---6-6 So. - 33 - 10.9 -- 5.4 FSam Mack ------6-7 - Sr. - 31 - 17.5 -- 5.8 2001-02 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG C Larry Micheaux - 6-9 - Jr. - 33 - 12.4 -- 7.6 FCraig Upchurch - 6-8 - Sr. - 31 - 15.7 -- 6.5 FGeorge Williams -6-8 - Jr. - 32 - 10.2 -- 7.3 GLynden Rose ------6-3 - Sr. - 33 -- 8.6 -- 1.5 C Charles Outlaw - 6-8 - Jr. - 31 - 11.9 -- 8.2 F Louis Truscott --- 6-7 - Jr. - 32 - 13.4 -- 9.3 GRob Williams -----6-2 - Jr. - 33 - 21.1 -- 2.1 GDerrick Daniels - 6-2 - Sr. - 31 -- 9.0 -- 1.5 CPatrick Okafor ---6-8 - Sr. - 33 - 12.8 -- 6.3 GDerick Smith -----6-5 - Jr. - 25 -- 7.1 -- 3.3 GDominic Smith 5-10 - Sr. - 31 - 15.1 -- 2.8 1982-83 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GDavid Diaz ------6-6 - Jr. - 31 -- 6.7 -- 2.7 GKevin Gaines -----6-4 So. - 21 - 10.0 -- 3.5 F Clyde Drexler --- 6-6 - Jr. - 34 - 15.9 -- 8.8 GMarcus Oliver --- 6-3 - Jr. - 32 -- 6.6 -- 2.0 F Larry Micheaux - 6-9 - Sr. - 34 - 13.8 -- 6.8 1992-93 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG CHakeem Olajuwon 7-0 So. - 34 - 13.9 -11.4 FDerrick Smith --- 6-5 - Sr. - 30 - 10.5 -- 5.2 2002-03 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GMichael Young ---6-7 - Jr. - 34 - 17.3 -- 5.7 FJessie Drain ------6-7 So. - 30 - 10.8 -- 4.2 F Louis Truscott --- 6-7 - Sr. - 28 - 15.3 -11.3 G Alvin Franklin --- 6-2 - Fr. - 30 -- 4.8 -- 0.7 C Charles Outlaw - 6-8 - Sr. - 30 - 16.2 -10.0 CJeremee McGuire - 6-11 - Sr. - 28 -- 7.0 -- 6.0 GDavid Diaz ------6-7 - Sr. - 30 - 17.2 -- 4.4 G Andre Owens -----6-4 So. - 28 - 13.9 -- 5.1 1983-84 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG G Anthony Goldwire - 6-1 - Jr. - 30 - 14.2 -- 3.1 G Cedrick Hensley -6-4 - Fr. - 28 -- 5.8 -- 3.9 F Rickie Winslow - 6-8 - Fr. - 37 -- 8.5 -- 5.5 GBryan Shelton --- 6-3 So. - 28 -- 4.8 -- 2.0 FMichael Young ---6-7 - Sr. - 37 - 19.8 -- 6.2 1993-94 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG CHakeem Olajuwon 7-0 - Jr. - 37 - 16.8 -13.5 FTim Moore ------6-7 So. - 21 - 17.7 -- 8.5 G Alvin Franklin --- 6-2 So. - 37 - 12.4 -- 1.5 FJessie Drain ------6-7 - Jr. - 26 - 11.4 -- 5.5 GReid Gettys ------6-7 - Jr. - 37 -- 4.6 -- 1.8 C Rafael Carrasco - 6-9 - Sr. - 27 -- 7.7 -- 6.4 G Anthony Goldwire - 6-1 - Sr. - 27 - 17.1 -- 3.7 1984-85 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG GTyrone Evans -----6-2 - Jr. - 18 -- 4.0 -- 2.3 F Rickie Winslow - 6-8 So. - 30 - 14.2 -- 8.8 GWillie Byrd ------6-5 - Fr. - 25 -- 6.3 -- 2.1 CGreg Anderson ---6-9 So. - 30 - 15.4 -- 8.1 GReid Gettys ------6-7 - Sr. - 30 -- 4.0 -- 2.5 1994-95 ------Ht. Cl. -- G PPG RPG G Alvin Franklin --- 6-2 - Jr. - 30 - 16.9 -- 1.9 FTim Moore ------6-8 - Jr. - 28 - 20.1 -10.6 GEric Dickens ------6-1 - Sr. - 30 - 13.0 -- 2.4 F Kirk Ford ------6-7 - Jr. - 27 - 12.7 -- 5.3 FJessie Drain ------6-7 - Sr. - 28 -- 9.4 -- 4.7 GDamon Jones -----6-3 - Fr. - 27 - 10.3 -- 3.4 GTommy Davis --- 5-8 - Fr. - 28 -- 6.5 -- 3.3

161 All-Time Jersey Numbers Editor’s Note: This page details jer- Roderick Griggs------1992-95 Maurice Presley ------1972-74 Craig Lillie ------1990-93 sey numbers worn by some former Bryan Barnes ------1989-90 Sonny Willis ------1970-72 and current Cougar players. Num- Eddie Cumbo ------1988-89 Jeff Hickman ------1969-70 Number 24 bers before 1986-87 represent the Ken Spain ------1966-69 Bryan Shelton ---- 2001-Present jersey numbers players wore in home Number 10 Wayne Ballard ------1964-66 Willie Moore ------1996-01 games. Current players are in bold. Derrick Daniels ------1988-93 Herbert Johnson ------1963-64 Andrew Raglin ------1994-95 Tim Hobby ------1986-87 Tim Palmquist ------1962-63 Lloyd Wiles ------1991-92 Number 00 Gerry McGee ------1985-86 Bobby Pollan ------1960-62 Byron Smith ------1989-91 Darrius Brannon -- 2003-Present Derek Giles ------1982-84 Bryan Schisler ------1957-60 Horace Chaney ------1988-89 Steve Stevenson ------1990-91 Rodney Parker ------1980-81 James Weaver ------1982-86 Richard Hollis------1987-89 Chuck O’neall ------1976-80 Number 15 David Rose ------1980-81 Steve Carter ------1985-86 Otis Birdsong ------1973-76 Louis Truscott ------2001-03 Or Goren ------1978-80 Lyndon Rose ------1980-82 Jerry Bonney ------1970-73 Derrick Fernandez ------1999-00 Carl Byrd ------1977-78 Abe Davis ------1978-80 Lionel Dotson ------1968-70 Kenya Capers ------1994-95 Al Winder ------1975-77 H Cecile Rose ------1974-78 Vern Lewis ------1966-68 Eric Dickens ------1981-82 Jerrel Sherffield ------1974-75 I Vinnie Caruso------1972-73 Gary Grider ------1965-66 Randy Green ------1971-74 S Randy Knight ------1968-72 David Starks ------1964-65 Number 20 Poo Welch ------1969-71 Larry Cooper ------1966-67 Joe Hamood ------1963-64 Andre Owens ----- 2002-Present Ollie Taylor ------1968-69 T Paul Ozug------1965-66 Moore Landers ------1962-63 Julius Keys ------2001-02 Don Chaney------1965-68 O Tim Palmquist ------1963-65 Charles Fordjour ------1997-99 Bob Plohr ------1962-63 R Mack Layne ------1962-63 Number 11 Dominic Hardie ------1995-96 Richard Molchany ------1958-61 Jarrett Sidney ------2001-03 Tom Grant------1986-87 Y Number 1 Torrence Botts ------1998-01 Alvin Franklin ------1982-86 Number 25 Andrew Francis ---- 2003-Present Prentis Baker ------1997-98 Rob Williams------1979--81 Ramon Dyer ------2002-Present Dominic Smith ------2000-02 John Braxton ------1996-97 Greg Smith ------1976-79 Damon Jones ------1994-97 Lonzell Gowdy ------1995-96 Mark Trammell ------1977-78 Horace Chaney ------1987-88 Number 2 Lloyd Wiles ------1992-95 Jerrel Sheffield------1975-76 Ray Rose ------2003-Present Carl Herrera ------1989-90 Ed Riska ------1972-75 Number 30 Kevin Gaines ------2001-02 Gerry McGee ------1986-87 Clay Hoster ------1970-73 Cedrick Hensley -- 2002-Present Rodney Parker ------1981-82 Tom Gribben ------1967-70 Early Smith ------1997-00 Number 3 David Starks ------1966-67 Rafeal Carrasco ------1990-94 Marcus Oliver ---- 1999-Present Number 12 Tom Stein ------1965-66 Calvin Horton ------1988-89 , Jr. ------1998-99 Grega Nachbar ---- 2003-Present Eddie Winch ------1962-65 Craig Upchurch------!987-88 Shamahn McBride ----- 1996-98 Dwight Jones, II ------2002-03 Norm Tuffli ------1959-62 Steve Smith ------1985-86 Tim Moore ------1994-96 Segun Oduolowu ------1997-98 Bill Tuffli------1957-59 Gary Orsak ------1982-85 Craig Upchurch------1988-92 Tyrone Evans ------1990-95 Abe Davis ------1980-81 Randy Brown ------1986-87 Renaldo Thomas ------1983-86 Number 21 Victor Ewing ------1978-80 Renaldo Thomas ------1982-83 Elijah Miller------2003-Present Mike Schultz ------1976-78 Number 4 Eric Davis ------1980-82 Bernard Smith ------1999-01 Dave Chapman ------1971-74 Andy Ikeakor ------2003-04 Walker Russell ------1979-80 Derrick Fernandez ------1997-98 John Youngdale ------1969-70 Cedric Fears, Jr. ------2002-03 Tim Williams ------1978-79 Kirk Ford ------1994-96 Larry Cooper ------1967-69 Alton Ford ------2000-01 Maurice Presley ------1974-75 Brandon Rollins ------1992-93 Leary Lentz ------1964-67 William Stringfellow --- 1997-99 Dwight Jones ------1971-73 Rob Williams------1981-82 Don Schverak ------1961-64 Steven Pratta ------1996-97 Jeff Hickman ------1970-71 Donald Schverak ------1960-61 Tommy Davis ------1994-95 Larry Anderson ------1967-70 Number 22 Wilbert Bigott------1957-60 Anthony Goldwire ----- 1993-94 Gary Grider ------1964-67 Chris Morris ------1988-90 Andy McElveen ------1954-57 Randy Brown ------1987-88 David Starks ------1965-66 Marvin Alexander ------1983-85 Jerry Pettiette ------1954-54 Ricky Jackson ------1985-87 Reno Lifschutz ------1962-64 Clyde Drexler ------1980-83 Lloyd Hendrix ------1949-50 Greg Smith ------1980-81 Jack Thompson ------1960-62 Byron Gibson ------1976-80 Billy Steakley ------1946-48 Kenneth Williams ------1976-80 Pete Markle ------1957-60 Louis Dunbar ------1972-75 Dennis Tealer------1974-75 Paul Jackson ------1975-76 Number 31 Donnell Hayes ------1971-74 Number 13 ------1970-72 John Taylor ------2003-Present Dennis Smith ------1969-70 Gee Gervin ------1998-00 Ollie Taylor ------1969-70 Terry Price ------2001-02 John Tracy ------1965-66 Galen Robinson ------1994-98 Niemer Hamood ------1967-69 Josh Stanka ------1997-98 John Moore ------1964-65 Eric Davis ------1981-82 Don Kruse ------1966-67 Brad Bruce ------1989-90 Chester Oliver ------1961-64 Joe Hamood ------1964-66 Gary Orsak ------1981-82 Bill Brown ------1961-62 Number 14 Don Eckelman ------1962-64 Lonnie Franklin------1949-50 Jimmy Wilson ------1959-60 Kevin Barber ------2002-Present Denny Bishop ------1959-62 Alberta Renta ------1950-51 Murphy Thomas ------1958-59 Terrence Levy ------1994-95 Jack Welch ------1957-59 Bill McPhail ------1947-49 Christopher Crease ----- 1987-88 Number 5 Darrell McArthur ------1986-87 Number 23 Number 32 Jeremee McGuire ------2001-03 Eric Dickens ------1982-85 Lanny Smith ------2003-Present Chad Hendrick ------1997-01 Kenny Yonger ------2000-01 Darryl Brown ------1979-81 Julius Keys ------2002-03 Deondray Carter ------1995-96 Roy Spears ------1997-00 Ken Ciolli------1975-79 Jr. ------1999-01 Angel Sanz ------1994-95 Kenya Capers ------1995-97 ------1974-75 Larry Davis ------1997-98 Ross Monaco ------1988-92 162 All-Time Jersey Numbers Earl Small ------1985-86 Gary Shivers ----- 1951-52-53-54 Jake Ballis ------1998-00 Carl Raleigh ------1957-60 Benny Anders ------1982-85 David Rodriguez ---- 1949-50-51 Darrell Grayson ------1989-93 Harlow Tucker ------1955-56 Willie Porter ------1977-80 Lynn Smith ------1947-48 Jerome Brewer ------1986-88 Jimmie Ash ------1954-55 Jim Perry ------1973-77 Michael Young ------1981-82 Doug Worrell ------1971-73 Number 39 Roy Burroughs ------1949-50 Number 51 Ken Covington ------1970-71 Royce Ray ------1950-51-52 Dan Bunce ------1981-82 Sonny Willis ------1969-70 Jesse Martin ------1949-50 Number 44 Billy Bane ------1967-69 Willie Wells------1946-47 Curley Johnson ------1993-94 Number 52 Elliott McVey ------1965-67 Sam Mack ------1991-92 Anthony Knox ------1996-97 Jack Margenthaler ------1962-65 Number 40 Sam Pyle ------1989-90 Alvaro Teheran ------1989-91 Reno Lifschutz ------1961-62 Brooks Bassler ------1998-99 Perry Russell ------1985-89 Braxton Clark ------1983-85 Jim Lemmon ------1958-61 Adrian Taylor------1995-97 Reid Gettys ------1982-85 David Bunce ------1979-83 Sam Sells ------1956-58 Hershel Wafer ------1993-95 Darnell Roper ------1979-81 Kent Davis ------1978-79 Andy McElveen ------1964-55 Rickie Winslow ------1983-86 Ralph Hamilton ------1976-79 Tim Suddarth ------1975-77 Marvin Reichle------1946-50 Larry Micheaux ------1979-83 Charles Thompson ----- 1975-78 Larry Nevils ------1973-74 H Cedric Fears ------1976-79 Sidney Edwards ------1971-74 Steve Newson ------1970-73 I Number 33 Bill McGrath ------1973-76 Bob Hall ------1968-71 Jerry Bonney ------1969-70 S Anwar Ferguson -- 2002-Present Barry Smith ------1972-73 Elvin Hayes ------1965-68 Melvin Bell ------1968-69 Trey Austin ------1997-99 Mack Mitchell ------1971-72 Dick Marshall ------1964-65 Bobby Van Landingham 1967-68 T Willie Byrd ------1993-97 Doug Worrell ------1970-71 Lynn Frazier ------1963-64 Denny Neumann ------1963-66 O Darrell Mickens ------1988-91 Mike Davis ------1969-70 Pete Petrou ------1960-63 Dick Thurman ------1959-62 R Rolando Ferreira ------1986-88 Theodis Lee ------1966-69 Dan Palombizio ------1959-60 Ed Erickson ------1958-59 Benny Anders ------1981-82 Richard Apolskis ------1963-66 John Dull ------1958-59 Bennie McMorrough -- 1956-57 Y Bunky Bradford ------1949-50 Tommy Thomson ------1959-63 Russell Boone ------1957-58 Jack Foster ------1954-55 Bernie Kapner ------1956-59 Dean Evans ------1955-57 Lupe Lopez ------1953-56 James Scott ------1954-55 Number 53 Number 34 Elton Cotton ------1949-50 Tommy Reed ------1949-50 Jason Perdue ------1995-96 David Diaz ------1991-93 David Bunce ------1981-82 Everett Moncur ------1984-85 Number 41 Number 45 Akeem Olajuwon ------1982-84 Parker Pinkalla ---- 2003-Present Moshood Martins --- 2001-Present Number 54 Larry Rogers ------1979-80 Roger Fernandes ------1987-92 Tega Moceanu------1998-01 Terence Morgan --- 2003-Present George Walker ------1975-79 Rickie Winslow ------1986-87 Charles Outlaw ------1991-93 Derrick Smith ------1990-93 Emile Shelton ------1974-75 Larry Micheaux ------1981-82 Reid Gettys ------1981-82 Clement Ikomi ------1987-88 Curtis Sartell ------1971-74 Connie Pontikes ------1949-50 Greg Anderson ------1983-87 Mars Evans ------1967-71 Number 46 Bryan Williams ------1982-83 Niemer Hamood ------1966-67 Number 42 Granny Hambright ----- 1955-56 Leonard Mitchell ------1978-80 Lou Perry ------1963-66 Aaron Anderson -- 2002-Present Frank Ross ------1973-76 Dick Jost ------1961-63 George Williams ------1999-02 Number 48 John Bowe ------1972-73 Ted Luckenbill ------1958-61 Justin Wiggins ------1998-99 Art Helms ------1955-56 Larry Rains ------1971-72 Eddie Erickson ------1957-58 Chris Hayes ------1997-98 Russell Boone ------1956-57 Gene Bodden ------1970-71 Doc Jones ------1956-57 Otis Grant ------1996-97 Marvin Placke ------1954-55 Melvin Bell ----- 1966-68/ 69-70 Danny Dotson ------1955-56 Jessie Drain ------1991-95 Carlos Bell ------1968-69 Shirley Frazier ------1949-50 Kelvin Smith ------1988-90 Number 50 Dick Marshall ------1965-66 Michael New ------1987-88 Kenny Younger ------1997-00 Winston Baker ------1963-64 Number 35 Ramon Rivera ------1985-86 Ashley Baumgardner --- 1995-97 Folly Malone ------1961-63 Treva Crosby ------1997-00 Tom Grant------1984-85 Jermaine Johnson ------1991-95 Gary Phillips ------1958-61 Gerry Holms ------1989-90 Michael Young ------1980-84 Walter Roese ------1989-90 Larry Byrd ------1956-58 Jerome Brewer ------1986-87 Darnell Roper ------1976-79 Eduardo Drewnick ----- 1987-89 Jose Palafox ------1954-55 Akeem Olajuwon ------1981-82 Charles Thompson ----- 1974-75 Stacey Belcher ------1983-87 Herb Richardson ------1949-51 Vernon Freeman ------1973-74 Dan Bunce ------1980-81, 82-83 Number 55 Ed Riska ------1972-73 Marshall Sauls ------1978-80 Justin Kostohryz -- 2003-Present Number 36 Dwight Davis ------1969-72 Henry Small ------1977-78 Bryan Williams ------1981-82 Ronnie Truitt ------1956-57 George Renolds ------1967-69 Charles Thompson ----- 1976-77 Jackie Bell ------1954-55 Andrew Benson ------1966-67 David Marrs ------1972-76 Number 56 Rowan Ray ------1950-52 Don Kruse ------1965-66 Sam Wilson ------1971-72 Jimmy Ash ------1955-57 Gilbert Luton ------1949-51 Jim Jones ------1963-65 Danny Hauser ------1969-70 Jim Hatton ------1954-55 Bill Swanson ------1946-47 Lyle Harger ------1960-63 Kent Taylor ------1967-69 Bill Hathaway ------1958-60 Bob Hayward ------1966-67 Number 58 Number 37 Danny Dotson ------1956-57 Robert Hayward ------1965-66 Ray Patoprsty ------1956-57 Richard Berg ------1949-50 Herb Hoskins ------1954-55 Ben Arning ------1964-65 Don Boldebuck ------1954-55 John Davis ------1949-50 Warren Young ------1963-64 Number 38 DeWayne Bond ------1962-63 Jackie Welch ------1956-57 Number 43 Robert Vasquesz ------1961-62 Bob Powers ------1954-55 Patrick Okafor ------2000-02 Bill Howard ------1960-61

163 COUGAR LEGEND Guy Lewis How many times have you sat was only the beginning. He finished the season as the team’s scoring on the edge of your seat watching a leader with a 21.1 average. He also became the first Cougar to score good, but unheralded college basket- 30 points in a game when he netted a season-high of 34 points came ball team upset a highly ranked team against Southwest Texas State on February 2, 1946. Twenty days later, in the month of March? Isn’t that what he scored 33 points against Stephen F. Austin. makes the NCAA Basketball Tourna- The Cougars finished the season with a 10-4 record, won the ment so special? Few people realize Lone Star Conference championship, and earned a berth into the the bold, daring and monumental National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB) Tournament. steps that Guy V. Lewis took to help The following year, Lewis closed out his playing career and led make “March Madness” one of the Cougars to a 15-7 overall record, a second straight Lone Star Con- America’s favorite pastimes. ference title with an 11-1 league record and second NAIB Tourna- Even fewer will know the ob- ment appearance. He averaged 19.7 points per game as a senior and H stacles he had to overcome to put the scored a career-high 38 points against Southwest Texas State on Feb- University of Houston’s basketball program on the national map in ruary 15, 1947. I the first place. Who could have known that a former Army flight in- In 1953, Lewis returned to his alma mater and began his coach- S structor would play such a significant role in almost every memorable ing career as an assistant coach. The Cougars were in one of the nation’s T event in the school’s history? Nevertheless, that’s exactly what he did. toughest basketball leagues, the Missouri Valley Conference, and had As a player, he helped the program get off to a winning start never finished higher than fifth place. He helped guide Houston to its O when he and a group of returning World War II veterans formed first NCAA Tournament appearance and only MVC championship in R Houston’s first intercollegiate team. 1955-56. Y Houston faced a daunting task from the outset as the Cougars Following the NCAA Tournament, Lewis replaced Alden Pasche were scheduled to play their first game against a defending conference as Houston’s head coach and began one of the most storied careers champion on January 10, 1946. At 6-3, Lewis was one of the tallest that changed the course of collegiate basketball. and most experienced players on the roster. He scored 19 points and During the next 30 seasons, his teams won 592 games played in led Houston to a convincing 62-45 victory against North Texas. This five NCAA Final Fours, and won 31 or more games three times. The

GUY LEWIS’ CAREER RECORD Overall Home Road Neutral Postseason Honors and Awards Year W L W L W L W L Tournament • Co-captain, UH’s first two teams (1946, 1946-47) 1956-57 10 16 7 5 2 10 1 1 - • Eighth on UH’s All-Time Scoring Average List (20.3) 1957-58 9 16 5 7 4 9 0 0 - • First-team All-Lone Star Conference (1946, 1947) 1958-59 12 14 11 3 1 11 0 0 - • Led Houston to NAIB Tournament (1946, 1947) 1959-60 13 12 9 5 4 7 0 0 - 1960-61 17 11 10 2 4 6 3 3 NCAA • Cougar assistant coach (1953-56) 1961-62 21 6 13 1 5 2 3 3 NIT • Named UH head coach. (1956-57) 1962-63 15 11 11 4 3 6 1 1 - • National Coach-of-the-Year (1968, 1983) 1963-64 16 10 12 3 2 6 2 1 - • USBWA District VI Coach-of-the-Year (1968, 1983) 1964-65 19 10 13 2 2 5 4 3 NCAA • SWC Coach-of-the-Year (1983, 1984) 1965-66 23 6 14 0 4 3 5 3 NCAA • Texas Coach-of-the-Year (1968, 1977, 1982, 1983) 1966-67 27 4 12 0 7 3 8 1 NCAA • 27 seasons without a losing record 1967-68 31 2 18 0 6 0 7 2 NCAA 1968-69 16 10 14 3 0 5 2 2 - • Three 30-win seasons 1969-70 25 5 16 0 7 2 2 3 NCAA • 14, 20-win seasons 1970-71 22 7 13 0 6 6 3 1 NCAA • Averaged 19 wins per season 1971-72 20 7 13 1 4 5 3 1 NCAA • Led Houston to 14 NCAA Tournaments 1972-73 23 4 18 0 4 2 1 2 NCAA • His teams played in Five NCAA Final Fours 1973-74 17 9 12 1 3 7 2 1 - • Houston was ranked No. 1 by wire service polls following the 1968 1974-75 16 10 13 5 3 3 0 2 - and 1983 seasons. 1975-76 17 11 13 2 3 9 1 0 - 1976-77 29 8 16 1 8 4 5 3 NIT • Directed Houston to four Southwest Conference Postseason Clas- 1977-78 25 8 15 1 7 6 3 1 NCAA sic Championships. 1978-79 16 15 8 5 5 8 3 2 - • Guided Cougars to three SWC regular season titles 1979-80 14 14 9 4 4 8 1 2 - • Coached 15 All-Americans 1980-81 21 9 15 1 4 7 2 1 NCAA • Had 26 players score 1,000 points 1981-82 25 8 15 2 5 4 7 2 NCAA • Produced 11 First Round NBA Draft picks 1982-83 31 3 14 0 10 1 7 2 NCAA • Produced 29 NBA Draft selections 1983-84 32 5 15 0 10 2 7 3 NCAA 1984-85 16 14 12 3 3 9 1 2 NIT • Received Texas Basketball Lifetime Achievement Award, 2002 1985-86 14 14 9 5 4 7 1 2 - • Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Finalist, 2003 Totals 592 279 376 66 134 163 82 50 17 • Doctor of Humanities, University of Houston, 2003 • Special Proclamation, State of Texas Legislature, 2003

164 country. before announcing his retirement two years “Preposterous,” was the initial reaction later. He ended his career with 27 seasons from Houston athletic director Harry Fouke. without a losing record and a 592-279 career How would you play basketball in the Astro- record. dome? Lewis was undaunted and argued that Lewis also coached 15 All-America the game would attract the largest audience players, 26 players who scored 1,000 points ever to see a game. So sure of the success, he in their careers, 11 First Round and 29 over- offered his own salary to fund the idea. all NBA Draft selections, and three of the To even consider the idea, Fouke had greatest NBA players—ever. While his teams to get agreement with UCLA. Fouke and averaged 19 wins per season and played in Lewis also had to persuade Judge Roy five NCAA Final Fours, it was his daring and Hofheinz to allow the game to be played in innovation that helped revolutionize the way the Astrodome. Described as “a visionary ar- college basketball is viewed today. chitect”, even Hofheinz was slow in coming He and his wife, Dena, are two of the around. However, Lewis persisted, “If people program’s most loyal supporters and attend can see a tiny baseball in the Astrodome, then most home games. Lewis was honored by UH H surely they could see a ball 10 times its size.” when the basketball floor in Hofheinz Pavil- The preposterous proposal by a then ion was named the “Guy V. Lewis Court” in I little-known coach was penned by college bas- 1995. In 2002, the City of Houston Athletic S ketball historians as, “The Game of the Cen- Committee presented him with the “Texas T tury,” because it shaped the way we watch col- Basketball Lifetime Outstanding Achieve- legiate basketball today. ment Award.” O Lewis’ salary was safe. As he predicted, The University of Houston also planted R over 50,000 people attended the game that an azalea garden along Cullen Boulevard in Y night. Millions of others watched on national honor of one of his favorite off-court hob- television. The hard-fought battle between bies. two giants wasn’t decided until the final few In 2003, Lewis was a Finalist for in- seconds. It was truly one of the greatest games duction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of of all time. This was the first nationally tele- Fame, the University of Houston honored vised regular season game, and it was played him with a Doctor of Humane Letters de- Guy V. Lewis won 592 games and led Houston on a Monday night. gree and the State of Texas honored him with to 14 NCAA Tournaments in his 30 seasons as Largely because of the popularity the a special proclamation. head coach. Houston-UCLA game, the NCAA changed the format for its Final Four and moved its Cougars also won two Southwest Conference championship game from a Saturday after- regular season championships and four SWC noon game to Monday night. Postseason Tournament titles. He also Yes, games would be nationally televised coached the school’s first All-America player in years to come, but it took almost 20 years and 14 All-Americans overall. for another regular season game to attract as Yet, a couple of daring steps distinguish large an audience. his head-coaching career. During the next 18 years, Lewis con- The first step was in 1964, the year tinued developing his program. In 1972-73, Martin Luther King won the Nobel Peace his team featured five players measuring 6’8" Prize, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and taller playing on the floor at the same was enacted. This was also a time when Lewis time. Then, he led Houston into the South- approached school administrators to gain per- west Conference in 1976-77 with a freshman mission to recruit two black players from the guard Otis Birdsong. Birdsong was named the state of Louisiana. SWC “Player-of-the-Decade for the 1970s” It wasn’t about color. It was about tal- even though he only played two years in the ent. Lewis knew Elvin Hayes and Don league. Chaney were great players, but little did he In 1982-83, made up of some lightly know that they would help him shape the recruited players from the City of Houston, history of Houston’s program. Lewis developed one of the most exciting col- Just after the Cougars played in the lege basketball teams ever when Phi Slama NCAA Final Four for the first time in school Jama burst onto the national scene. Strato- history in 1967, Lewis approached athletic spheric in its style of play, the team went on director Harry Fouke with the idea of the to defeat Louisville, 96-83, in the national Cougars playing top-ranked UCLA the next semifinals to reach the national champion- Lewis signed Houston’s first two black basketball season—in the Astrodome. After all, the teams ship game for the first time in school history. players, Elvin Hayes and Don Chaney, in 1964. were regarded as two of the nation’s best . Lewis led the Cougars to a third straight They went on to lead the Cougars to their first Hayes and UCLA’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar also NCAA Final Four and to a second consecu- two NCAA Final Four appearances in 1967 and were regarded as the two best players in the tive NCAA Championship game in 1983-84 1968.

165 NAISMITH BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME PLAYER Elvin Hayes Quite simply, he’s the best. That’s the In 1965-66, Hayes earned various All- best way to describe Cougar All-American America honors after ranking nationally in Elvin Hayes. Not only does he hold Houston’s three different statistical categories. He was scoring and rebounding records, Hayes put fifth among rebounding leaders with 16.9 re- the University of Houston’s basketball pro- bounds per game, 10th in field goal percent- gram on the national map when he led the age leaders with .567 and 11th in scoring with Cougars to a 71-69 upset over top-ranked 27.2 points per contest. The Cougars played UCLA on January 20, 1968, in the Astro- in the 1996 NCAA West Regional at Pauley dome. Pavilion. One of the first two African-American The following year, Hayes was named basketball players at Houston, Hayes is the a Consensus All-American after leading only Cougar to earn All-American honors Houston to its first NCAA Final Four ap- H three times and consensus All-American ac- pearance and a 27-4 record. He ranked fourth H colades twice. He also was named the Na- among the national scoring leaders with 28.4 Three-time All- I tional Player-of-the-Year after leading Hous- points per game and was sixth in rebounding American Elvin S ton to the AP and UPI wire service national with a 15.7 average. Hayes put Houston’s T championships. However, for many college In 1967-68, Hayes was named the basket-ball program basketball fans, he will always be remembered Consensus National Player-of-the-Year after on the national map O for his spectacular performance against leading Houston to a 28-0 record in the regu- on January 20, 1968. R UCLA. lar season. The Cougars also finished the sea- Hayes scored 29 points Y A native of Rayville, La., Hayes came son atop the AP and UPI polls after upset- and grabbed 15 to Houston in 1964-65. He joined current ting defending national champion UCLA in rebounds versus top- New York Knicks head coach Don Chaney the Astrodome. ranked UCLA in the as Houston’s first two African-American bas- Hayes capped off his collegiate career Astrodome. ketball players. The third, Warren McVea, as the nation’s third-best scoring and rebound- Upon his retire- played for the Cougar football team. ing leader with averages of 36.8 points per ment, Hayes ranked game and 18.9 rebounds per contest. He also among the NBA’s ranked 25th nationally in field goal percent- all-time leaders in age with .549. many statistical categories, including scoring Named the “The Big E” after the famed (27,313 points), games played (1,303), min- World War II aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. En- utes (50,000) and rebounds (16,279). terprise, by former Houston Post columnist He was named to the All-NBA First John Hollis, Hayes led Houston to an 81-12 Team and Second Team three times each, and record during his collegiate career. played in 12 consecutive NBA All-Star games After his epic career at UH, Hayes was from 1969 to 1980. the top pick in the 1968 NBA Draft by the He was enshrined as a player into the San Diego Rockets. He began his NBA ca- Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame reer leading the league in scoring with 28.4 on May 15, 1990 and became the first UH points per game, and was named to the All- student-athlete to have a jersey retired on Rookie Team. The franchise moved to Hous- December 18, 1993. ton and Hayes played one season in the Bayou In 1996-97, Hayes was named to the City before being traded to the Washington NBA’s All-Time Top 50 Team as the league Bullets in 1972. He played in Washington celebrated its 50th year anniversary. for nine seasons and teamed with to form a dominating frontcourt combina- tion. Hayes and Unseld led the Bullets to three NBA Finals and the 1978 NBA Cham- HAYES’ COLLEGIATE pionship over Seattle. He averaged 21.8 HONORS AND AWARDS points per game during the 1978 playoffs. 1968 Consensus National Player-of-the-Year He returned to Houston in 1981-82 Consensus All-American (1967, ’68) and played with the Rockets for three sea- 1966 First-Team All-American Elvin Hayes holds all of USBWA District VI Player-of-the-Year (1966, ’67, ’68) sons before ending his career in 1984. He USBWA All-District VI (1966, ’67, ’68) Houston’s scoring and averaged 21 points and 12.2 rebounds in his rebounding records. Number 44 jersey retired December 18, 1993 16 seasons as an NBA player.

CAREER COLLEGIATE STATISTICS Year G MP Avg. FG Att. Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1965-66 29 946 32.6 323 570 .567 143 257 .556 490 16.9 6 789 27.2 1966-67 31 1119 36.1 373 750 .497 135 227 .595 488 15.7 33 881 28.4 1967-68 33 1270 38.5 519 945 .549 176 285 .618 624 18.9 59 1214 36.8 Totals 93 3335 35.9 1215 2265 .536 454 769 .590 1602 17.2 98 2884 31.0 166 2001-02 NABC SILVER ANNIVERSARY ALL-AMERICA TEAM Otis Birdsong While he was often recognized by his le- Games after leading the USA’s balanced scor- thal outside jump shot, Otis Birdsong was one ing attack with 14.4 points per game. His of the the University of Houston’s best all- best game came against the Virgin Islands around players ever. Only Elvin Hayes scored when he scored 14 of his 18 points in the more points than Birdsong at Houston, but second half. Birdsong also proved to have excellent pass- After his outstanding play in Mexico ing and defending skills. City, Birdsong returned for his junior season Birdsong became the first freshman to in 1975-76 and Houston began playing in start for the Cougars in 1973-74 when he the Southwest Conference. Quickly, Birdsong joined All-American Louis Dunbar, Sidney established himself as the dominant scoring Otis Birdsong was named Edwards and Maurice Presley in the starting leader in league history. In his first year as a the Southwest Conference lineup. He finished third behind Dunbar and SWC player, Birdsong led the league in scor- Player-of- the-Decade for Edwards among the team’s scoring leaders ing and finished eighth nationally with a 26.1 the 1970s after establish- H with 14.3 points per game. average. He also led the Cougars to a second ing himself as the most I As a sophomore, he led Houston and place finish in the SWC standings. dominant scorer in league I ranked 15th nationally with 24.6 points per During his All-American season in 1976- history. Birdsong set a S game and shot a remarkable .583 from the 77, Birdsong was named the Southwest Con- league record with 30.3 T field. He also etched his name into the UH ference Player-of-the-Year after leading the points per game as a senior record books that year by becoming the first Cougars to a 29-8 record and the NIT cham- O sophomore in school history to register 1,000 pionship game against St. Bonaventure. He in 1976-77. R career points. He ended his sophomore sea- ranked fourth nationally and set the SWC Y son with 1,012 points. scoring record with 30.3 points per game. During the summer of 1975, Birdsong He was the only player in SWC history City matched Cleveland’s offer, played a key role in the USA winning a Gold to average 30 points per game, and joins Elvin the Kings traded him to New Jer- Medal at the Pan American Games with a Hayes as the only two Cougars to accomplish sey for forward Clifford Robinson. perfect 9-0 record in Mexico City. One of the the feat. His outstanding performances re- Birdsong played the next seven team’s youngest players, Birdsong was named sulted in Birdsong being named SWC Player- seasons with the Nets and had his best sea- the Most Valuable Player at the Pan Am of- the-Decade for the 1970s. sons with the Nets from 1983-86. He aver- Birdsong holds Houston’s school record aged 19.8 points in 69 games in 1983-84, for most free throws with 480 and is second 20.6 points in 69 games in 1983-84 and 20.6 in field goals made with 1,176. In addition points in 56 games during 1984-85. to his scoring exploits, he ranks third in steals He played three more seasons with the with 217 and sixth in assists with 329. Nets before finishing his career with the Bos- Birdsong became the second player cho- ton Celtics in 1988-89. He ended his 12-year sen in 1997 NBA Draft by the Kansas City NBA career with 12,544 points and averaged Kings. As a rookie, Birdsong averaged 15.8 18.0 points in 696 regular season games. points per game. The following year, the Houston honored Birdsong on January Kings drafted , and they formed one 18, 1997, when the school retired his num- of the NBA’s best backcourt combinations. ber 10 jersey. He also was named to the Sil- Birdsong averaged more than 20 points per ver Anniversary All-America Team by the Na- game in each of the next three seasons. His tional Association of Basketball Coaches at best year with the Kings was in 1980-81 when the 2002 NCAA Final Four. he was named a Second-Team All-NBA team selection after ranking sixth among the NBA’s scoring leaders with 24.6 points per game and BIRDSONG’S COLLEGIATE shooting 54 percent from the floor. The Kings HONORS AND AWARDS also reached the Western Conference Finals 1977 Consensus All-American 1976-77 Consensus All- 1977 USBWA District VI Player-of-the-Year American Otis Birdsong in the 1981 Playoffs as Birdsong averaged 15.5 points per game. USBWA All-District VI (1975, ’76, ’77) was named to the NABC’s SWC Player-of-the-Decade (1970’s) After the season, Birdsong was a free Silver Anniversary Team in 1977 SWC Player-of-the-Year agent and signed a five-year deal with the 2001-02. First-Team All-SWC (1976, ’77) that made him the first Number 10 retired on January 18, 1997 NBA guard to earn $1 million. After Kansas

CAREER COLLEGIATE STATISTICS Year G MP Avg. FG Att. Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1973-74 26 673 25.9 154 312 .494 64 92 .696 110 4.2 52 372 14.3 1974-75 26 965 37.1 268 460 .583 104 143 .727 122 4.7 71 640 24.6 1975-76 28 1042 37.2 302 582 .519 126 191 .660 176 6.3 97 730 26.1 1976-77 36 1342 37.3 452 794 .569 186 249 .747 159 4.4 135 1090 30.3 Totals 116 4022 34.7 1176 2148 .548 480 675 .711 567 4.9 355 2832 24.4 167 NBA TOP 50 TEAM MEMBER Clyde Drexler The most versatile basketball player to member of the original “Dream Team” that Clyde Drexler wear a Cougar uniform, Clyde “The Glide” won the 1992 Olympic Gold Medal in Bar- averaged 10.5 Drexler is the only Cougar to amass more than celona, Spain. rebounds per game 1,000 points, 900 rebounds, 300 assists and In November 1996, Drexler joined fel- as a freshman and 250 steals in a career. His 268 career steals is low Cougars Hakeem Olajuwon and Elvin sophomore. still a UH record. Hayes as the only three players from one A graduate of Ross Sterling High School school to score 20,000 career points in the in Houston, Drexler was named the 1980-81 NBA. Southwest Conference Newcomer-of-the- Drexler was selected to play in 10 NBA Year after averaging 11.9 points and 10.5 re- All-Star games and appeared in nine. He was bounds per game. His rebounding average was named to the All-NBA First Team in 1992, the highest average by a Cougar since the the All-NBA Second Team in 1988 and 1991 H 1974-75 campaign. The Cougars finished that and the All-NBA Third Team in 1990 and I season with a 21-9 overall record, tied for sec- 1995. In 1992, Drexler was runner-up for S ond in the SWC race and played in the NCAA the NBA’s MVP Award. T Tournament for the first time in three years. Drexler played 11 1/2 seasons with the In 1981-82, Drexler led Houston to its Trailblazers, and became the franchise’s all- O first NCAA Final Four appearance in 14 years time leader in 10 different statistical catego- R and a 25-8 season record. He was an honor- ries while leading the team to 11 straight NBA Y able mention All-America selection and a Sec- Playoff berths and two NBA Finals in 1990 ond-Team All-SWC choice after averaging and 1992. 15.2 points and 10.5 rebounds per game. The Houston Rockets reunited Drexler The Cougars were a NCAA Finalist and with Hakeem Olajuwon on Valentine’s Day won their first SWC regular season champi- 1995, and the former Cougar stars played piv- onship in 1982-83 with a 16-0 record. Hous- otal roles in leading the Rockets to their sec- ton also won the SWC Postseason Classic and ond consecutive NBA Championship in ended the year with a 31-3 record. 1995. Two years later, Drexler and Olajuwon The University of Houston honored Drexler averaged a career-high 15.9 helped Houston reach the Western Confer- Drexler by retiring his number 22 jersey on points per game and 8.8 rebounds while earn- ence Finals. February 12, 1997, and he was inducted into ing First-Team All-American and U.S. Bas- In 1997-98, Drexler was leading the the school’s Hall of Honor in 1998. Drexler ketball Writer’s District VI Player-of-the-Year Rockets in scoring with 18.4 points per game, also was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall honors. and averaged 4.9 rebounds, 5.5 assists and of Fame and the City of Houston’s inaugural After his All-America campaign, Drexler 1.8 steals before surprising the world on Hall of Fame in 1999. relinquished his final year of eligibility and March 18, 1998. He jointly announced that was selected in the first round of the 1983 he was retiring as an NBA player and becom- DREXLER’S COLLEGIATE NBA Draft by the Portland Trailblazers with ing the head basketball coach at his alma HONORS AND AWARDS the 14th overall pick. mater. He led the Cougars to their first Con- 1981 Second Team All-SWC He enjoyed an historic 15-year NBA ca- ference USA road wins at Memphis and 1981 SWC Newcomer-of-the-Year reer. His feats included joining Oscar South Florida in 1998-99, and their first C- 1981 SWC All-Newcomer Team Robertson and as the only play- USA Tournament victory in 1999-00. 1982 Second-Team All-SWC ers in league history to accumulate 20,000 Drexler also signed All-Greater Houston 1982 Honorable Mention All-American points, 6,000 rebounds and 6,000 assists in Player-of-the-Year George Williams and 1983 First-Team All-American their careers. McDonald’s High School All-American Alton 1983 USBWA District VI Player-of-the-Year He ended his career 17th on the NBA’s Ford. 1983 USBWA All-District VI career scoring charts with 22,195 points and Following his second season, he resigned 1983 SWC Player-of-the-Year fourth on the steals list with 2,207. Drexler as Houston’s head coach. Currently, he serves 1983 First-Team All-SWC also recorded 25 triple doubles throughout as a special assistant to general manager Kiki his career. Vandeweghe and a team scout with the Den- In 1996-97, Drexler was named one of ver Nuggets. the NBA’s 50 greatest players, and he was a CAREER COLLEGIATE STATISTICS Year G MP Avg. FG Att. Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1980-81 30 992 33.1 153 303 .505 50 85 .588 314 10.5 78 356 11.9 1981-82 32 1077 33.7 206 362 .569 73 120 .608 336 10.5 96 485 15.2 1982-83 34 1186 34.9 236 440 .536 70 95 .737 298 8.8 129 542 15.9 Totals 96 3255 33.9 595 1105 .539 193 300 .643 948 9.9 303 1383 14.4

168 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE PLAYER-OF-THE-DECADE Hakeem Olajuwon Hakeem Olajuwon arrived on the Uni- Olajuwon averaged 13.9 points per game versity of Houston campus without fanfare, and led the SWC with an 11.4 average. He but within three years, he developed into one also helped set up many of the team’s fast of college basketball’s greatest players and took breaks with 175 blocked shots. the Cougars to three straight NCAA Final He was named the Most Valuable Player Four appearances. at the 1983 NCAA Final Four after record- He came to Houston from Lagos, Nige- ing 41 points and 40 rebounds against Lou- ria, as a raw and inexperienced player. Nev- isville and North Carolina State. ertheless, Olajuwon improved so quickly that As a junior, Olajuwon was named a Con- he was playing significant minutes on sensus All-American after leading Houston to Houston’s 1981-82 team that advanced to the its second straight NCAA Championship NCAA Final Four. The Cougars lost against game and a 32-5 record. The Cougars won a North Carolina team that included peren- their second straight SWC regular season H nial NBA All-Stars , James crown with a 15-1 record and second con- I Worthy and . secutive SWC Postseason Classic title. S Olajuwon played in 29 games and was Olajuwon was named the MVP of the Tour- in Houston’s starting line-up six times that nament after recording 20 points and 11 re- As a member of Phi Slama T year while averaging 8.3 points and 6.2 re- bounds in Houston’s 57-56 victory over Ar- Jama, Hakeem Olajuwon O bounds per game. He also led the Cougars kansas in the championship game. led Houston to three straight R with 72 blocked shots. That year, he became just the third player NCAA Final Four Y In 1982-83, Olajuwon was a member in NCAA history to lead the nation in two appearances. of Houston’s famed “Phi Slama Jama” team statistical categories, as he was the NCAA that was a NCAA Finalist and finished the leader in field-goal percentage (.675) and re- year with a 31-3 record. The Cougars also bounding (13.5 per game). He also led all won their first Southwest Conference regu- players in blocked shots (5.6 per game), but lar season championship with a16-0 record the NCAA did not officially recognize those been chosen to the First-Team, All-NBA six and were SWC Postseason Classic champi- statistics until 1985-86. times, Second-Team, All-NBA three times ons as well. Following his collegiate career, Olajuwon and Third Team All-NBA twice. Olajuwon was named the SWC Player-of-the-Decade also played in 12 NBA All-Star Games and for the 1980s. started eight of those games. Following his junior season, the Hous- In 1996-97, he was named one of the ton Rockets took Olajuwon as the first player 50 Greatest Players in NBA History and the in the NBA Draft. He was the second Cou- University of Houston honored Olajuwon on gar to be selected as the top player by the February 12, 1997, when UH retired his Rockets, joining Elvin Hayes, who was drafted number 34 jersey. in 1968 while the team was in San Diego. Olajuwon spent 17 seasons with the Rockets before being traded to the in 2001. He is one of only eight play- ers in NBA history to accumulate 20,000 ca- OLAJUWON’S COLLEGIATE reer points and 12,000 career rebounds. He HONORS AND AWARDS was the first NBA player to record 2,000 SWC Player-of-the-Decade (1980s) blocked shots and 2,000 steals. 1984 National Player-of-the-Year He led Houston to the 1994 and 1995 1984 Consensus All-American NBA Championships and earned NBA Fi- 1983 Third-Team All-American nals MVP both years. Olajuwon also holds 1983 USBWA All-District VI the team’s records in points, rebounds, 1984 USBWA District VI Player-of-the-Year blocked shots, steals and ranks third in as- 1984 USBWA All-District VI sists. Olajuwon was named the NBA’s MVP 1984 SWC Player-of-the-Year Hakeem Olajuwon was named the MVP of the in 1993-94 and NBA Defensive Player-of-the- 1984 First Team All-SWC 1983 NCAA Final Four. Year in 1992-93 and 1993-94. He also has 1983 Second Team All-SWC CAREER COLLEGIATE STATISTICS Year G MP Avg. FG Att. Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1981-82 29 529 18.2 91 150 .607 58 103 .563 179 6.2 72 240 8.3 1982-83 34 932 27.4 192 314 .612 88 148 .595 388 11.4 175 472 13.9 1983-84 37 1260 34.1 249 369 .675 122 232 .526 500 13.5 207 620 16.8 Totals 100 2721 27.2 532 833 .639 268 483 .555 1067 10.7 454 1332 13.3

169 National Award Honorees COUGAR ALL-AMERICANS 1956 - Don Boldebuck ------Honorable Mention 1960 - Gary Phillips ------Second Team 1961 - Gary Phillips ------First Team Ted Luckenbill ------Honorable Mention 1963 - Lyle Harger ------Helms Athletics Foundation 1966 - Elvin Hayes------First Team 1967 - Elvin Hayes ------Consensus Don Chaney ------Honorable Mention 1968 - Elvin Hayes ------Consensus ELVIN HAKEEM Don Chaney ------Second Team HAYES OLAJUWON Ken Spain------Second Team H Player-of-the-Year Player-of-the-Year 1970 - Ollie Taylor------Helms Athletics Foundation I 1968 1984 1971 - Poo Welch ------Helms Athletics Foundation 1972 - Dwight Davis ------Third Team S All-Americans 1974 - Louis Dunbar ------Third Team T 1977 - Otis Birdsong ------Consensus O 1981 - Rob Williams ------Third Team R 1982 - Rob Williams ------Second Team Y Clyde Drexler ------Honorable Mention Y 1983 - Clyde Drexler ------First Team Hakeem Olajuwon ------Third Team Larry Micheaux ------Honorable Mention Don Boldebuck Gary Phillips Ted Luckenbill Lyle Harger 1984 - Hakeem Olajuwon------Consensus Michael Young ------Second Team 1986 - Greg Anderson ------Honorable Mention Alvin Franklin------Honorable Mention 1988 - Richard Hollis ------Honorable Mention 1989 - Craig Upchurch ------Honorable Mention 1990 - Carl Herrera ------Honorable Mention 1993 - ------Honorable Mention 1999 - Gee Gervin ------Honorable Mention Elvin Hayes Don Chaney Ken Spain Ollie Taylor

Poo Welch Dwight Davis Louis Dunbar Otis Birdsong Rob Williams Clyde Drexler Hakeem Olajuwon

Michael Young Greg Anderson Alvin Franklin Richard Hollis

Craig Upchurch Carl Herrera Bo Outlaw Gee Gervin 170 District Award Honorees U.S. BASKETBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION ALL- DISTRICT VI Player-of-the-Year All-District Players cont.... Elvin Hayes ------1966, 1967, 1968 1974 Louis Dunbar Otis Birdsong ------1977 1975 Louis Dunbar Rob Williams------1981 1975 Otis Birdsong Clyde Drexler ------1983 1976 Otis Birdsong Hakeem Olajuwon ----- 1984 1977 Otis Birdsong 1978 Cecile Rose Coach-of-the-Year 1981 Rob Williams Guy V. Lewis ------1968, 1983 1982 Rob Williams 1983 Clyde Drexler, Larry Micheaux, All-District Players Hakeem Olajuwon 1956 Don Boldebuck 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon, Michael Young H 1961 Ted Luckenbill, Gary Phillips 1986 Greg Anderson, Alvin Franklin, I 1963 Lyle Harger I Rickie Winslow S 1965 Joe Hamood 1988 Richard Hollis 1966 Joe Hamood, Elvin Hayes 1989 Craig Upchurch T 1967 Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes 1990 Carl Herrera O 1968 Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes, Ken Spain 1993 Charles Outlaw R 1969 Ken Spain, Ollie Taylor 1994 Anthony Goldwire Y 1970 Dwight Davis, Ollie Taylor 1995 Tim Moore 1971 Dwight Davis, Poo Welch 1997 Galen Robinson Gee Gervin was a two-time All-District 1972 Dwight Davis, Dwight Jones 1999 Gee Gervin performer in 1998-99 and 1999-00. 1973 Louis Dunbar, Dwight Jones, Steve Newsome

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES ALL-DISTRICT IX 1952 Royce Ray .... Honorable Mention 1980 Rob Williams ...... Second Team 1954 Jack Mosher ...... First Team 1981 Rob Williams ...... First Team 1955 Don Boldebuck ...... First Team 1982 Rob Williams ...... First Team Jack Foster...... First Team 1983 Clyde Drexler...... First Team 1956 Don Boldebuck ...... First Team Larry Micheaux ...... First Team 1960 Gary Phillips ...... Second Team Michael Young ...... First Team 1961 Gary Phillips ...... First Team Hakeem Olajuwon ..Second Team Ted Luckenbill ...... Second Team 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon ...... First Team 1962 Don Schverak ...... Third Team Michael Young ...... First Team 1963 Lyle Hargar ...... Second Team Alvin Franklin ...... Second Team 1965 Joe Hamood...... Second Team 1985 Alvin Franklin ...... First Team 1966 Joe Hamood...... First Team 1986 Alvin Franklin ...... First Team Elvin Hayes ...... First Team Greg Anderson ...... First Team 1967 Elvin Hayes ...... First Team 1987 Greg Anderson ...... First Team Don Chaney ...... Third Team Ricky Winslow ...... Second Team Gary Grider ...... Third Team 1988 Rolando Ferria ...... First Team 1968 Elvin Hayes ...... First Team Richard Hollis ...... First Team Don Chaney ...... First Team 1989 Craig Upchurch ...... First Team Ken Spain ...... Second Team Richard Hollis ...... Second Team 1969 Ken Spain ...... Second Team 1990 Carl Herrera ...... First Team George Reynolds ...... Third Team Craig Upchurch ...... First Team 1971 Poo Welch ...... First Team 1991 Alvaro Tehran...... Second Team Dwight Davis ...... Second Team Byron Smith...... Second Team 1972 Dwight Davis ...... First Team 1992 Craig Upchurch ...... First Team Dwight Jones ...... Second Team Charles Outlaw ...... Second Team 1973 Dwight Jones ...... First Team 1993 Charles Outlaw ...... First Team Louis Dunbar...... First Team Anthony Goldwire ..Second Team Steve Newsome ...... Third Team 1994 Anthony Goldwire ...... First Team 1974 Louis Dunbar...... First Team 1995 Tim Moore ...... Second Team 1975 Louis Dunbar...... First Team 1996 Tim Moore ...... First Team Otis Birdsong ...... Second Team Kirk Ford ...... Second Team Current NBA player Bo Outlaw was named to 1976 Otis Birdsong ...... First Team 1998 Galen Robinson ...... Second Team the 1991-92 and 1992-93 NABC All-District 1977 Otis Birdsong ...... First Team 1999 Gee Gervin ...... Second Team teams. 1978 Cecile Rose ...... Third Team 2000 Gee Gervin ...... First Team Mike Schultz ...... Third Team 2003 Louis Truscott ...... Second Team 171 Cougar All-Conference Players CONFERENCE USA All-Conference Players Year Player Team 1997 Galen Robinson Third Team 1998 Galen Robinson Third Team 1999 Gee Gervin First Team Kenny Younger Third Team 2000 Gee Gervin First Team 2002 Louis Truscott Third Team 2003 Louis Truscott First Team Gee Gervin Galen Robinson 2000 First Team 1998 Third Team All-Freshman Team 1999 First Team 1997 Third Team H Year Player 2000 George Williams I 2001 Alton Ford S T O R Y Louis Truscott Kenny Younger Alton Ford was a member of the Conference 2003 First Team 1999 Third Team USA All-Freshman team in 2000-01. 2002 Third Team

LONE STAR MISSOURI VALLEY SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Year Player Team Year Player Team Year Player Team 1946 Guy V. Lewis First Team 1951 Lloyd Hendrix Second Team 1976 Otis Birdsong First Team Willie Wells Second Team 1952 Royce Ray Second Team David Marrs Second Team 1947 Guy V. Lewis First Team 1954 Jack Moshler Second Team 1977 Otis Birdsong First Team Willie Wells First Team Gary Shivers Second Team Mike Schultz Second Team 1948 Louis Brown Second Team 1954 Don Boldebuck First Team 1978 Cecile Rose Second Team 1949 Dick Berg Second Team Jack Foster Second Team Charles Thompson Second Team Louis Brown Second Team 1956 Don Boldebuck First Team 1980 Rob Williams First Team Lloyd Hendrix Second Team Art Helms Second Team Larry Rogers Second Team 1957 Dan Dotson Second Team 1981 Rob Williams First Team GULF COAST 1958 Russell Boone Second Team Clyde Drexler Second Team CONFERENCE 1959 Gary Phillips First Team 1982 Rob Williams First Team Year Player Team 1960 Gary Phillips First Team Clyde Drexler Second Team 1950 Lloyd Hendrix First Team 1961 Gary Phillips First Team 1983 Clyde Drexler First Team David Rodriguez First Team Michael Young First Team Herb Richardson Second Team Larry Micheaux Second Team Hakeem Olajuwon Second Team 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon First Team Michael Young First Team Alvin Franklin Second Team 1985 Alvin Franklin Second Team Rickie Winslow Second Team 1986 Alvin Franklin First Team Greg Anderson Second Team Rickie Winslow Second Team 1987 Greg Anderson First Team Rickie Winslow Second Team Guy V. Lewis Willie Wells Don Boldebuck Gary Phillips

172 Cougar All-Conference Players SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE

Otis Birdsong Rob Williams Clyde Drexler Michael Young Hakeem Olajuwon Alvin Franklin First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team 1977, 1978 1980, 1981, 1982 1983 1983, 1984 1985 1986 H I S T O R Y

Greg Anderson Craig Upchurch Carl Herrera Bo Outlaw Tim Moore First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team 1987 1989, 1990 1990 1993 1996 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Year Player Team Player-of-the-Decade Newcomer-of-the-Year 1988 Richard Hollis Second Team 1970s Otis Birdsong 1980 Rob Williams 1989 Craig Upchurch First Team 1980s Hakeem Olajuwon 1981 Clyde Drexler Richard Hollis Second Team 1984 Rickie Winslow 1990 Carl Herrera First Team Player-of-the-Year 1988 Craig Upchurch Craig Upchurch First Team 1977 Otis Birdsong 1990 Carl Herrera Byron Smith Second Team 1981 Rob Williams 1992 Charles Outlaw and Sam Mack 1991 Byron Smith Second Team 1983 Clyde Drexler and Michael Young 1993 Anthony Goldwire Alvaro Teheran Second Team 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon 1992 Derrick Daniels Second Team 1993 Bo Outlaw All-Newcomer Teams David Diaz Second Team 1980 Rob Williams Sam Mack Second Team Coach-of-the-Year 1981 Clyde Drexler and Michael Young Bo Outlaw Second Team 1983 Guy V. Lewis 1983 Alvin Franklin Craig Upchurch Second Team 1984 Guy V. Lewis 1984 Rickie Winslow 1993 Bo Outlaw First Team 1992 Pat Foster 1988 Richard Hollis and Craig Upchurch Anthony Goldwire Second Team 1989 Derrick Daniels 1994 Anthony Goldwire Second Team Defensive Player-of-the-Year 1990 Carl Herrera 1995 Tim Moore Second Team 1992 Charles Outlaw 1992 Sam Mack and Bo Outlaw 1996 Tim Moore First Team 1993 Charles Outlaw 1993 Anthony Goldwire Kirk Ford Second Team All-Defensive Team 1988 Rolando Ferreira 1989 Eduardo Drewnick 1991 Darrell Mickens and Alvaro Teheran 1992 Rafael Carrasco and Bo Outlaw 1993 Charles Outlaw 1994 Rafael Carrasco 1995 Jermaine Johnson

173 National Postseason All-Tournament Teams NCAA All-Final Four Team 1968 --- Elvin Hayes 1983 --- Hakeem Olajuwon 1984 --- Alvin Franklin, Hakeem Olajuwon, Michael Young

All-West Regional Selections Gary Phillips Don Chaney 1966 --- Elvin Hayes

All-Midwest Regional Selections 1961 --- Gary Phillips 1967 --- Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes H 1968 --- Don Chaney, Elvin Hayes, I Theodis Lee S 1982 --- Larry Micheaux, Rob Williams T 1983 --- Larry Micheaux, Hakeem Olajuwon, O Elvin Hayes Alvin Franklin Michael Young 1984 --- Hakeem Olajuwon, Michael Young R Y NIT All-Tournament Team 1977 ---- Otis Birdsong

Hakeem Olajuwon was the 1983 NCAA Final Four MVP.

Hakeem Olajuwon Michael Young Conference Postseason All-Tournament Teams CONFERENCE USA All-Tournament Selections 2002 - Marcus Oliver

SOUTHWESTCONFERENCE All-Tournament Selections 1976 - Otis Birdsong 1977 - Otis Birdsong 1978 - Mike Schultz (MVP), Otis Birdsong Mike Schultz Kenneth Williams 1979 - Kenneth Williams 1981 - Rob Williams (MVP), Michael Young 1982 - Rob Williams 1983 - Michael Young (MVP), Clyde Drexler Hakeem Olajuwon 1984 - Hakeem Olajuwon (MVP), Michael Young Bo Outlaw Craig Upchurch 1988 - Rolando Ferreira Marcus Oliver was a member of the 2002 1990 - Carl Herrera, Craig Upchurch Conference USA All-Tournament team. 1992 - Sam Mack, Craig Upchurch 1993 - Bo Outlaw, David Diaz

174 Cougar Olympians KEN SPAIN CARL HERRERA Center Forward United States, 1968 Venezuela, 1992 One of the top rebounding leaders in UH Despite playing just one season at the Uni- history, Ken Spain was the first Cougar to versity of Houston, Carl Herrera established play for the United States Olympic team. himself as one of the best players in the Spain was a member of the 1968 U.S. team Southwest Conference. Herrera was named that won an Olympic Gold Medal in the SWC Newcomer-of-the-Year in 1990 Mexico City. Earlier that year, Spain earned after leading Houston to a NCAA appear- ance and a second-place finish in the SWC second-team All-America honors after help- standings. He led the Cougars in scoring ing the Cougars advance to their second straight NCAA Final Four. and rebounding before playing professionally in Spain. In 1992, he During the Olympics, Spain played in all five games and averaged 4.1 joined David Diaz as a member of Venezuela’s first Olympic Team. points per game as a reserve center. Later, he returned to the Bayou City as a member of the Houston H Rockets and was a member of Houston’s two NBA championship H DWIGHT JONES teams. I Center S United States, 1972 HAKEEM OLAJUWON T Dwight Jones led Houston in rebounding Center and was a starting center for the Cougars in United States, 1996 O 1971-72 and 1972-73. He also was the Hakeem Olajuwon became the eighth cen- R starting center for the United States in the ter in NCAA history to lead his team to Y 1972 Olympic Games at Munich, Ger- three straight NCAA Final Fours and was many. Jones was the USA’s scoring leader named the Southwest Conference Player - with 9.2 points per game and ranked sec- of-the-Decade for the 1980s after leading ond on the team with a 5.7 rebounding average. Houston to a combined 88-16 record in his collegiate career. Olajuwon was a mem- ROLANDO FERREIRA ber of the United States’ “Dream Team III” Center that won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1996 at Atlanta, Ga.. He played Brazil, 1992 16 years in the NBA and led the Houston Rockets to back-to-back Rolando Ferreira was a two-year starting NBA championships in 1994 and 1995. He was the first pick in the center for Houston in 1986-87 and 1987- 1984 NBA Draft after earning Consensus All-American honors that 88, and earned all-district honors as a se- year.. nior. A member of the Portland Trailblazers in 1988-89, Ferreira returned to his home- Cougars in the land and was a member of Brazil’s 1992 Olympic Team. Pan American Games OTIS BIRDSONG DAVID DIAZ Guard Guard United States, 1975 Venezuela, 1992 Otis Birdsong headed a balanced offensive David Diaz was a point guard for attack for the United States basketball team Venezuela’s first Olympic team in 1992 af- at the 1975 Pan American Games. The ter playing on Houston’s 1992 Southwest Americans averaged 98.8 points per game Conference championship team. Following and had five players scoring in double fig- the 1992 Olympic Games, Diaz returned ures en route to a Gold Medal with a 7-0 to UH and led the Cougars in scoring with record. Birdsong led the Americans with 17.7 points per game. He also helped Hous- 14.4 points per game. ton earn a berth to the 1993 NIT. DWIGHT JONES CLYDE DREXLER Forward Guard United States, 1971 United States, 1992 The second Cougar to play on a USA Na- One of the most exciting players ever to play tional team, Dwight Jones was a member for the University of Houston, Clyde Drex- of the 1971 USA team that competed in ler was a member of the original United the Pan American Games. The Americans States “Dream Team” in 1992 that won the finished with a 2-1 record, but did not ad- Olympic Gold Medal in Barcelona, Spain. vance to the medals round because of mar- Drexler averaged 10.5 points per game for gins of victory. the USA. Drexler was a three-year starter Jones was second among USA’s scoring lead- for the Cougars from 1980-83, and led the ers with 12.0 points per game after shooting 54.5 percent (12-22) Cougars to two NCAA Final Fours appearances in 1982 and 1983. from the field and 75.0 percent (12-16) at the free throw line. 175 Cougars In The NBA Draft YEAR-BY-YEAR SELECTIONS The University of Hous- Year Player Round Team ton is one of 29 NCAA schools to have 44 play- 2001 Alton Ford Second Phoenix ers selected in the NBA 1994 Anthony Goldwire Second Phoenix Draft. 1991 Alvaro Teheran Second Philadelphia 1990 Carl Herrera Second Miami 1988 Rolando Ferreira Second Portland 1987 Greg Anderson First San Antonio Rickie Winslow Second Chicago 1986 Alvin Franklin Fourth Sacramento 1985 Reid Gettys Fifth Chicago H 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon First Houston I Michael Young First Boston S 10th Chicago 1983 Clyde Drexler First Portland T Larry Micheaux Second Chicago O O 1982 Rob Williams First Denver R Lynden Rose Sixth Los Angeles Y 1980 Kenneth Williams Ninth Dallas 1978 Cecile Rose Fifth New Jersey Charles Thompson Sixth Phoenix 1977 Otis Birdsong First Kansas City 1976 David Marrs Fifth Houston 1975 Louis Dunbar Fourth Philadelphia Maurice Presley Fifth Portland 1973 Dwight Jones First Atlanta Steve Newsome Third Chicago 1972 Dwight Davis First Cleveland Hakeem Olajuwon was the first player chosen in the 1984 1971 Poo Welch Fourth Atlanta NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets. 1970 Melvin Bell 11th Baltimore Ollie Taylor 12th Cleveland 1969 Ken Spain Second Chicago George Reynolds Ninth Detroit 1968 Elvin Hayes First San Diego Don Chaney First Boston 1967 Don Kruse 10th Los Angeles 1965 Jack Morgenthal 14th Philadelphia 1963 Lyle Harger Third Los Angeles 1961 Gary Phillips First Boston Ted Luckenbill Second Philadelphia 1956 Don Boldebuck Fifth Boston Arthur Helms Sixth St. Louis Jack Margenthaler Supplemental Philadelphia 1955 Don Boldebuck Sixth Minneapolis 1954 Gary Shivers 10th Baltimore 1952 Royce Ray na Rochester 1947 Charles Raynor na Baltimore

COUGARS ARE AMONG THE NATION’S ELITE Houston is one of just 13 schools to produce two players who were the first overall pick in the NBA Draft.. Hakeem Olajuwon was drafted by Houston in 1984. The other was Elvin Hayes, who was selected by the San Diego Rockets in 1968. Elvin Hayes was the first player chosen in the 1968 NBA Draft by the San Diego Rockets.

176 Cougars In The NBA and ABA GREG ANDERSON CLYDE DREXLER 1987-89, 1995-97, San Antonio 1983-95, Portland 1989-91, Milwaukee 1995-98, Houston 1990-91, New Jersey 2001-03, Denver Administrative Staff 1990-92, Denver Named one of the NBA’s Top 50 players of 1993-94, Detroit all-time, Clyde Drexler enjoyed an illustrious 15- 1994-95, 1997-98, Atlanta year career with Portland and Houston. Drexler A 1987 first round draft pick, Greg Ander- was the 14th overall player chosen in the 1983 son played 10 seasons in the NBA as power for- NBA Draft by the Trailblazers. He led Portland ward and center. His best season as a pro came in 1987-88 when he to two appearances in the NBA Finals before being traded to Houston averaged 13.7 points and 8.2 rebounds. He ended his career with on Valentine’s Day in 1995. Later that year, he and former UH team- 4,920 points and 4,219 rebounds and 588 blocked shots. mate Hakeem Olajuwon led the Rockets to a second consecutive NBA Championship. He ended his career in 1998 as one of only three OTIS BIRDSONG players in NBA history to accumulate 20,000 points, 6,000 assists H 1977-81, Kansas City and 6,000 rebounds in their career. Drexler tallied 22,195 points, 6,125 I 1981-88, New Jersey assists, 6,677 rebounds and 2,207 steals. Throughout his career, he S 1988-89, Boston played in 10 NBA All-Star Games and set 10 of Portland’s franchise Otis Birdsong was the second overall player records. T selected in the 1977 NBA Draft by Kansas City. In 2001-02, he joined the as a special assistant to O He played 11 seasons in the NBA and finished the general manager. R his career with 12,544 points and more than R Y 2,000 assists. After playing four seasons with the ROLANDO FERREIRA Kings, Birdsong was traded to New Jersey in 1981. He remained with 1988-89, Portland the Nets through 1987-88 season before concluding his career with Rolando Ferreira played one season with Port- Boston in 1988-89. land in 1988-89 after being the first player cho- sen in the second round of the 1988 NBA Draft. DON CHANEY Ferreira saw action in nine games that season and 1968-75, Boston scored nine points and grabbed 13 rebounds. 1975-76, St. Louis, ABA 1976-78, Los Angeles Lakers 1978-80, Boston ALTON FORD 1984-87, L.A. Clippers Head Coach 2001-03, Phoenix 1988-92, Houston Head Coach 1993-95, Detroit Head Coach 2003-04, Orlando 2001-02, New York Head Coach Selected in the second round of the 2001 NBA The 12th overall player chosen in the 1968 NBA Draft, Don Draft, Alton Ford played two seasons with Phoe- Chaney was a regular fixture in the Boston’s backcourt from 1968-75. nix and averaged 2.7 points and 1.8 rebounds in He played on the Celtics’ 1969 and 1974 NBA Championship teams. 64 games. Ford appeared in 53 games as a rookie He spent the 1975-76 season with the St. Louis Spirits of the ABA and spent most of the 2002-03 season on the in- before returning to the NBA with Los Angeles in 1976-77. He re- jured list. turned to Boston in 1978 and closed out his playing career in 1979- ANTHONY GOLDWIRE 80. 2002-03, San Antonio Chaney is the current head coach of the New York Knicks and 2002-03, Washington was the NBA Coach-of-the-Year with Houston in 1991-92. Chaney 1995-97, Charlotte has been a NBA head coach for 11 seasons with the Los Angeles Clip- 1996-98, Denver pers (1984-87), Houston (1988-92), Detroit (1993-95) and New York Anthony Goldwire returned to the NBA in (2001-present). 2002-03 after spending the last three years over- seas. He played a combined 15 games with San DWIGHT DAVIS Antonio and Washington last year. He began his 1972-75, Cleveland NBA career in Charlotte in 1995 and also played 1975-77, Golden State in Denver. He began his professional career in the CBA with Yakima Dwight Davis was the third overall player se- in 1994. Goldwire’s best year was in 1997-98 when he averaged 9.2 lected in the 1972 NBA Draft by Cleveland. Davis points and 3.4 assists with Denver. played three seasons with the Cavaliers and two more years with Golden State. He concluded his JOE HAMOOD career with 2,936 points and 1,991 rebounds. His 1967-68, Houston, ABA best season was in 1973-74 when he had aver- Joe Hamood played one season with aged 12.5 points per game. Houston in the initial season of the ABA and av- eraged 9.9 points in 76 games. He played in three playoff games for the Mavericks and scored 2.3 points per contest.

177 Cougars In The NBA and ABA ELVIN HAYES LEARY LENTZ 1968-71, San Diego 1967-68, Houston, ABA 1971-72, Houston 1968-69, New York, ABA 1972-81, Washington Leary Lentz played two seasons in the ABA 1981-84, Houston with Houston and New York. His best season was One of the NBA’s All-Time Top 50 players, in 1967-68 when he averaged 10.7 points with Elvin Hayes ranks fourth in the NBA record books Houston. in games played (1,303) and second in minutes played (50,000). Hayes was an NBA All-Star se- lection in each of his first 12 seasons and led Washington to the 1978 TED LUCKENBILL NBA Championship. He ended his career with 27,313 points and 1961-62, Philadelphia 16,279 rebounds. Hayes was inducted into the Naismith Memorial 1962-63, San Francisco Basketball Hall of Fame in 1990 and became the first UH athlete to Ted Luckenbill spent two years in the NBA H have a jersey retired in 1993. with the Philadelphia and San Francisco Warriors. I Luckenbill was the 15th player overall player taken S CARL HERRERA in the 1961 NBA Draft. He was taken in the sec- S 1991-95, Houston ond round and averaged a career-high 3.1 points T 1995-98, San Antonio per game in 1962-63. O 1998-99, Vancouver R 1998-99, Denver SAM MACK The first NBA player from Venezuela, Carl 1992-93, San Antonio Y Herrera spent seven seasons with Houston and 1996-97, Houston San Antonio before playing his final NBA season 1997-98, Vancouver in 1998-99 with Denver and Vancouver. Herrera 1998-99, Houston was drafted in the second round by Houston in the 1990 NBA Draft. 1999-00, Golden State He was a member of the Rockets’ two-time NBA Championship teams Sam Mack played eight years in the NBA with in 1994-95. Herrera ended his career averaging 5.3 points and 3.6 San Antonio, Houston, Vancouver and Golden rebounds in 465 games. State. Mack played 40 games in his first season with the Spurs. He returned from the CBA in 1995 and played two DAMON JONES years with the Houston Rockets. He was traded to Vancouver follow- 1999, New Jersey ing the 1996-97 campaign and was reacquired by the Rockets in 1998- 1999, Boston 99. His last year in the NBA was in 1999-00 with the Golden State 1999-00 . 1999-00 Dallas 2000-01 Vancouver LARRY MICHEAUX 2001-02 Detroit 1983-84, Kansas City 2002-03 Sacramento 1984-85, Milwaukee 2003-04 Milwaukee 1984-85, Houston Five-year NBA veteran, Damon Jones signed as a free agent with Former Phi Slama Jama member Larry Milwaukee after averaging 4.6 points and 1.6 assists in 49 games for Micheaux played two seasons in the NBA with Sacramento in 2002-03. Jones joined the Kings after helping Detroit Kansas City, Milwaukee and Houston. Micheaux reach the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 2001-02. He averaged averaged 3.4 points and 2.7 rebounds in 96 games 5.3 points and 2.3 assists in 67 games with the Pistons. throughout his career. He joined the Pistons after averaging 7.1 points and 3.2 assists in 71 games for Vancouver in 2000-01. He began playing in the NBA HAKEEM OLAJUWON in the middle of the 1998-99 season after being named the Interna- 1984-01, Houston tional Basketball Association’s Sixth Man-of-the-Year in 1997-98 and 2001-02, Toronto the CBA’s Newcomer-of-the-Year in 1998-99. Named one of the 50 greatest players in NBA history, Hakeem Olajuwon played 18 seasons DWIGHT JONES with Houston and Toronto. Olajuwon ended his 1973-76, Atlanta career in 2002 as one of only eight players in 1976-79, Houston league history to accumulate over 20,000 points 1980-82, Chicago and 12,000 rebounds. He also set a NBA record 1982-83, L. A. Lakers with 3,830 blocked shots. Dwight Jones played 10 seasons in the NBA The first overall player taken in the 1984 NBA Draft, Olajuwon with Atlanta, Houston, Chicago and the Los An- began his career as the runner-up in voting for the 1984-85 NBA geles Lakers. He was the ninth player overall taken Rookie-of-the-Year.. The following year, he led Houston to the 1986 in the first round of 1973 NBA Draft by Atlanta. NBA Finals. Olajuwon also led the Rockets to the 1994 and 1995 He also played for the Lakers when they advanced to NBA Finals in NBA Championships and earned Finals MVP honors both years. He 1982-83. also was selected as the NBA’s 1993-94 MVP during the regular sea-

178 Cougars In The NBA and ABA son and was the league’s Defensive Player-of-the-Year in 1992-93 and OLLIE TAYLOR 1993-94. 1970-72, New York, ABA Olajuwon played in 12 NBA All-Star games during his career and 1972-73, San Diego, ABA started eight All-Star games. He was selected First-Team All-NBA six 1973-74, New York, ABA times in his career, Second-Team All-NBA three times and Third-Team 1973-74, Carolina, ABA All-NBA three times. He also was named to the NBA’s First-Team All- Ollie Taylor average 9.7 points per game in Defensive team five times and Second Team four times. four seasons in the ABA. Taylor played with New Following the 2000-01 season, Olajuwon was traded to Toronto York, San Diego and Carolina.. and helped the team reach the NBA Playoffs for the third straight year. ROB WILLIAMS 1982-84, Denver BO OUTLAW A first round selection by Denver in the 1982 NBA Draft, Rob Williams played two seasons and 1993-97, LA Clippers H 1997-01, Orlando scored 1,319 points in his career with the Nug- H 2001-03, Phoenix gets. I 2003-04, Memphis S Bo Outlaw has played in the NBA for the last T eight seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, Or- O lando and Phoenix. Outlaw began his NBA ca- MICHAEL YOUNG O reer with the Clippers after being named Second- 1984-85, Phoenix R Team All-CBA and to the CBA’s First-Team All-Rookie and 1985-86, Philadelphia Y 1993-94, LA Clippers All-Defensive teams in 1993-94. He played for Los Angeles until sign- A 1984 first-round selection by Boston, ing with Orlando in 1997-98. He led the Magic in field goal percent- Michael Young played three years in the NBA with age, blocked shots and steals that year. He also led Orlando in blocked Phoenix, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. shots in 1999-00. Outlaw was traded to Phoenix in 2001-02 and av- He also played two seasons in the CBA with eraged 4.7 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.14 blocked shots in 73 games. Detroit and was named the CBA’s Player-of-the- Year in 1986 after averaging 26 points per game. In addition to play- GARY PHILLIPS ing in the NBA and CBA, Young enjoyed an illustrious 14-year play- 1961-62, Boston 1962-66, San Francisco ing career overseas in the Philippines, Spain, Italy, France and Israel. Gary Phillips played three seasons in the NBA While he was in France, Young averaged 23 points per game while with Boston and San Francisco. Phillips was the leading the Limoges Club to the 1992 European Club Champion- ninth overall player chosen in the first round of ship. It was the first time a French athletic club won a European title the 1961 NBA Draft by the Celtics. He averaged in any sport. 3.8 points per game as a rookie before being traded to the Warriors in 1962-63. He played four sea- COUGARS ON PROFESSIONAL TEAMS IN 2002-03 sons with San Francisco, and his best season was in 1963-64 when he Player ------Team ------Country or League Willie Byrd ------Tanqueros------Venezuela averaged 10.0 points per game. Kenya Capers ------Goias ------Brazil David Diaz ------Panteras ------Venezuela GEORGE REYNOLDS Jessie Drain ------ ------USA 1969-70, Detroit Louis Dunbar ------Harlem Globetrotters ------USA George Reynolds played one season with Roger Fernandes ------Oldenburg ------Germany Detroit after being selected in the ninth round Rolando Ferreira ------Unisanta ------Brazil Kirk Ford ------Gaia ------Portugal of the 1969 NBA Draft. He appeared in 10 games Gee Gervin ------Bandeirante------Brazil and averaged 2.1 points per contest in 1969-70. Anthony Goldwire -----Skipper Bologna ------Italy Chad Hendrick ------Mobis ------Korea Carl Herrera ------Cocodrilos ------Venezuela Richard Hollis------Le Havre ------France KEN SPAIN Sam Mack ------Saratov ------Russia 1970-71, Pittsburgh, ABA Darrell Mickens ------Rattersdorf ------Germany A second round selection by Chicago in the Percy Miller------Las Vegas ------ABA 1969 NBA Draft, Ken Spain played with the Pitts- Tega Moceanu------Munster ------Germany burgh of the ABA in 1970-71. He averaged 2.2 Tim Moore ------Toros ------Venezuela points in 11 games that year. Galen Robinson------Kern County ------XBL Alvaro Teheran ------Paisas ------Colombia Rickie Winslow ------Efes Pilsen ------Turkey Kenny Younger------Kouvot ------Finland

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