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Game #29 Texas A&M Aggies (20-8, 6-7 Big 12) vs. Iowa State Cyclones (14-14, 3-10 Big 12) Saturday, February 28, 2009 n 12:47 p.m. (CST) n Big 12 Network College Station, Texas n Reed Arena (12,989 cap.) Media Coverage The Matchup TELEVISION n Big 12 Network Play-by-Play ...................................Mitch Holthus Texas A&M Aggies Iowa State Cyclones Analyst ..............................................Rich Zvosec Record .................................................20-8 (6-7 Big 12) Record .............................................14-14 (3-10 Big 12) Check local listings / ESPN Full Court / ESPN360 Ranking / RPI (SOS) .........................unranked / 34 (31) Ranking / RPI (SOS) .......................unranked / 146 (85) Last Game .......... Won at Nebraska (57-55) on Tuesday Last Game ..... Beat Baylor (71-62) at home on Tuesday RADIO n Texas A&M Sports Network Head Coach .........................Mark Turgeon (Kansas ‘87) Head Coach ..........Greg McDermott (Northern Iowa ‘88) Play-by-Play ......................................Dave South Record.........................................198-138 (11th year) Record ............................................ 264-175 (15th year) Analyst ..................................................Al Pulliam at Texas A&M .................................. 45-19 (2nd year) at Iowa State .................................... 43-48 (3rd year) Sirius: Channel 123 vs. Iowa State .......................................................2-0 vs. Texas A&M ......................................................0-3 SERIES n Tied, 7-7 In College Station ...................................Tied, 3-3 Projected TEXAS A&M Starters at Reed Arena.............................. A&M leads, 3-2 Last Meeting .................... A&M 60, Iowa State 47 Donald G n 6’3” n 205 n Jr-2L March 13, 2008 in Kansas City SLOAN Quick Notes: Had 17 pts. at Texas (3-4 3-pt. FG) ... tied MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTS career-hi with 21 pts. vs. Florida A&M ... 15 pts. in win vs. Dallas (Seagoville HS) Iowa State.......................................... Mike Green 15 OSU ... leads team in assists (3.0) ... making .752 (91-121) (cell: 515-460-5804) PTS REB AST MIN from FT line ... has started 64 straight games ... team is 36-6 Texas A&M.........................................Colin Killian (cell: 979-229-4706) 11.4 3.7 3.0 30.6 when he has 3+ assists ... season-hi 7 assists vs. Kent St. Schedule/Results Derrick G n 6’4” n 190 n Jr-2L ROLAND Quick Notes: One of the top defenders in the country ... Current Streak ................................................................. W3 has held assigned Big 12 players to 34% FG, 28% 3-pt. FG Dallas (Seagoville HS) Longest Win Streak ...........................................................10 3 ... scored 13 points (5-7 FG) at Baylor ... made 3 treys vs. Longest Loss Streak ............................................................3 PTS REB AST MIN UNCW ... held UT’s Abrams to season-low 7 pts. in win vs. N 16 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 76-47 5.8 2.7 1.7 25.4 Texas ... has had at least 5 pts. in nine Big 12 games. N 18 Stephen F. Austin W, 55-48 N 21 # Jackson State W, 96-78 N 25 # UNC Wilmington W, 84-65 Josh F n 6’7” n 200 n Sr-3L N 28 ^ vs. Tulsa (FCS) L, 67-56 CARTER Quick Notes: Owns A&M record for career 3-pt. FG (283), 4th in Big 12 history ... game-winning trey at buzzer at Ne- N 29 ^ vs. Kent State W, 77-71 Dallas (Lake Highlands HS) 23 braska ... made 7-of-9 treys (.778) in last 2 games ... 23 pts. D 5 & Arizona (ESPNU) W, 67-66 PTS REB 3FG% MIN in win at Alabama and 19 vs. LSU ... has started 98 straight D 13 at Alabama (CSS) (OT) W, 86-78 games ... leads Big 12 in free throw percentage (.845). D 15 Florida A&M (FSN) W, 67-57 13.4 4.3 .386 31.4 D 17 SMU (FSN) W, 66-56 D 20 % vs. LSU W, 72-61 Bryan F n 6’9” n 240 n Jr-2L D 28 Sam Houston State (FSN) W, 60-50 DAVIS Quick Notes: Scored 15 pts. with 8 reb. in win against Texas ... Had season-hi 18 pts. in win vs. Oklahoma St. ... had 15 D 31 at Rice W, 72-60 Dallas, Texas (Grand Prairie HS) 0 pts., season-hi 13 reb. vs. Kent State ... all-tourney at South J 3 McNeese State W, 57-52 J 5 North Dakota (FSN) W, 76-62 PTS REB FG% MIN Padre Inv. ...2nd on team in reb. (6.3) and blocks (35) ... J 10 at Oklahoma State (ESPNU) L, 72-61 10.5 6.3 .523 26.5 scored 13 pts., 8 rebs. in win vs. Tech last month. J 14 #21 Baylor (ESPN2) W, 84-73 (chin-uh-MAY-loo J 17 #5 Oklahoma (ESPN) L, 69-63 Chinemelu eh-lawn-OO) C n 6’10” n 235 n Jr-2L J 19 at Kansas (ESPN) L, 73-53 ELONU Quick Notes: Second in Big 12 in blocks (1.9) and offensive J 24 at #14 Texas (ESPNU) L, 67-58 rebs. (3.8) ... 8 double-doubles, 4 in Big 12 play ... leads team Houston, Texas (Alief Elsik HS) J 28 Texas Tech (ESPNU) W, 79-70 41 in FG pct. at .649, 7th best nationally (min. 150 FGA), chas- J 31 Oklahoma State (ESPN) W, 76-64 PTS REB FG% MIN ing school record (.622) ... career-hi 21 pts. with 12 reb. at F 4 at #2 Oklahoma (B12) L, 77-71 10.3 7.5 .649 24.8 Texas Tech ... 17 pts., career-hi 16 reb. in win vs. Baylor. F 7 Kansas State (B12) L, 65-60 F 14 at Baylor (FSN) L, 72-68 F 16 Texas (ESPN) W, 81-66 What’s INSIDE F 21 at Texas Tech (TTTN) W, 79-73 Game/Media Coverage ........................1 Miscellaneous Stats ..............................6 Team Stats by Game ..........................30 F 24 at Nebraska (ESPN2) W, 57-55 Matchup/Starters ..................................1 Free Throw Proficiency .........................6 Opp. Team Stats by Game .................31 F 28 Iowa State (B12) 12:30 p.m. Quick Facts/Reserves ..........................2 Player Updates ............................. 10-21 Team Highs & Lows ............................32 M 4 at Colorado (ESPNU) 8 p.m. Game Notes ..................................... 3-8 Results/Leaders ..................................22 Individual Player Highs .......................33 M 7 Missouri (ESPN2) 1 p.m. Media Information .........................3, 4, 7 Full Season Stats ...............................23 Bench Scoring/Scoring Breakdown ....34 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (M 11-14 , Oklahoma City) Weekly Media Schedule .......................4 Big 12 Stats .................................. 24-26 Starting Lineups/Techs/DQs ...............35 # South Padre Invitational (College Station) Storylines ..............................................4 Non-Conference Stats ........................27 The Last Time .....................................36 ^ South Padre Invitational (South Padre Island) Mark Turgeon Quotes ...........................5 Points/Rebounds/Assists .............. 28-29 Boxscores/AP Recaps .................. 37-50 & Big 12 / Pac 10 Hardwood Series % Toyota Center (Houston) Roster/Statistical Trends .......................5 Stat Comparison .................................29 1 2008-09 Texas A&M Basketball A&M SID Contact TEXAS A&M Bench nColin Killian, Associate SID/Basketball Cell ................................................ 979-229-4706 Derrek G n 6’5” n 195 n So-1L Office ............................................. 979-845-3289 LEWIS Quick Notes: Good shooter who could see spot action down Home ..............................................979-693-1163 the stretch this season ... has played in three games this year Fax................................................. 979-845-0564 Tulsa, Okla. (Union HS) 2 ... played in nine games as a true freshman, including 17 email ......................... [email protected] PTS REB AST MIN minutes against Texas Tech ... scored 2 points with 2 assists A&M Quick Facts 1.0 0.0 1.0 4.0 against UNCW. Location: College Station, Texas Dash G n 6’1” n 175 n Fr-Hs Founded: 1872 (opened 1876) HARRIS Quick Notes: Highly-recruited frosh ... outstanding defender Enrollment: 48,000 ... has dished out 37 in last 16 games ... handed out career-hi Los Angeles (Montverde Acad.) Nickname: Aggies 5 5 assists vs. Texas, Texas Tech, Rice and McNeese ... had Colors: Maroon (Pantone 505) and White PTS REB AST MIN 4 assists in three other games ... second on team in assists Conference: Big 12 1.5 1.1 1.9 12.7 (52) ... had spectacular dunk in comeback at Nebraska. National Affiliation: NCAA Division I Home Court: Reed Arena (12,292 cap.) luh-BO Homecourt Record: 122-53 (11th year) David F n 6’9” n 215 n Fr-Hs All-Time Record: 1,221-1,138 (97th season) LOUBEAU Quick Notes: Preseason Freshman All-America (College- Hoops.net) ... second among Big 12 freshmen in offensive. President: Dr. Elsa Murano (Fla. International ‘81) Miami, Fla. (Westlake Prep) 10 rebs. in league play (2.2) ... 11 pts. and 8 rebs. in first Tech Athletics Director: Bill Byrne (Idaho State ‘67) Compliance Officer: David Batson PTS REB FG% MIN game ... 9 pts. at Oklahoma, all in second half ... career-hi 12 Faculty Representative: Dr. Thomas Adair 4.7 3.6 .451 13.9 pts. vs. Kent State ... career-hi 9 reb. vs. Tulsa. Head Coach: Mark Turgeon (Kansas ‘87) Record at A&M: 45-19 (2nd year) B.J. G n 6’0” n 175 n So-1L Overall Record: 198-138 (11th year) HOLMES Quick Notes: 2nd in Big 12 in 3-pt. pct. (.462) in league play Associate Head Coach: Scott Spinelli (Boston ‘89) ... career-hi 24 pts. (6-7 3-pt.) at home vs. Tech, tied Big 12 Houston (Hastings HS) Assistant Coaches: Alvin Williamson (Tulsa ‘95) 11 record with 6 straight treys ... 19 pts. (4-8 3FG) at Okla. St. ... Bill Walker (Mo.-Rolla ‘87) PTS REB 3FG% MIN made 3-pt. FG with :02 left at Alabama to send game to OT ... Dir. /Student/Athlete Dev.: Barry Davis (A&M ‘76) 8.5 2.3 .422 22.3 had 11 points in win vs. Texas, making 3-of-3 three-pointers. Dir./Basketball Ops: Mike Rohn (McPherson ‘90) Senior Athletic Asst.: Byron Smith (Houston ‘92) (BLAH-zick) Video Coordinator: Stephen Gentry (Gonzaga ‘05) James F n 7’0” n 235 n Fr-Hs Athletic Assistant: Dustin Clark (Texas A&M ‘07) BLASCZYK Quick Notes: Joined A&M’s celebrated freshman class last summer ..
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