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2 0 0 7 -00 8 Q U II C K F A C T S T A B L E OF C O N T E N T S Quick Facts...... 1 School Information Location ______Fort Worth,Texas (76105) Media Information ...... 2 Founded ______1890 Coaching Staff...... 3 Enrollment ______2,765 2007-08 Preview...... 4 Nickname ______Rams 2007-08 Roster...... 5 Colors ______Blue and Gold 2007-08 Schedule/Opponents ...... 6 Facility ______Sid Richardson Gymnasium (1,500) Affiliation ______NAIA Division I Meet the Rams ...... 7-12 Conference ______Red River 2006-07 Recap ...... 13 Red River Athletic Conference. . . . . 14-15 Administration Ram Record Book...... 16-19 President______Dr. Harold Jeffcoat Athletics Director ______Kevin Millikan All-time Roster ...... 20-21 Faculty Athletics Representative ______Dr. Pam Rast All-time vs. Opponents...... 22 2007-08 RRAC Schedule ...... 23 Coaching Staff 2006 NAIA National Champions...... 24 Head Coach ______Terry Waldrop Alma Mater ______Louisiana-Monroe `86 Rams Year-by-Year...... 25-33 Record at Wesleyan (seasons) ______142-100 (8) Athletic Directory ...... 34 Career Record ______same Campus Map...... 35 Office Phone ______(817) 531-4224 Athletic History ...... 36-37 E-mail [email protected] Texas Wesleyan Information ...... 38-39 Assistant Coach ______Brennen Shingleton Alma Mater ______Southeastern Louisiana ‘99 Texas Wesleyan Supporters ...... 40 Office Phone ______(817) 531-4212 E-mail [email protected] Team Information 2006-07 Overall/Conference Record ______19-10/12-6 Starters Returning/Lost ______1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ______3/11 History First Year of Basketball______1935-36 All-time Record ______1001-926 (.519) Conference Championships ______16 All-time Postseason Record ______31-36 Sports Information Sports Information Director ______Josh Lacy Office Phone ______(817) 531-4855 E-mail [email protected] Fax ______(817) 531-4208 Assistant Sports Information Director ______Ryan Amador Website______www.ramsports.net

Dane Dmitrovic averaged 6.8 points and 6.8 rebounds per game as a freshman in 2006-07.

C R E D I T S The 2007-08 Texas Wesleyan basketball media guide is a production of the Texas Wesleyan Sports Information Office. The book was written and edited by Josh Lacy. Editorial assistance was provided by Adrienne Lacy and Kevin Millikan. Covers by Josh Lacy. Cover photo was taken at the Fort Worth Stockyards. Contributing photographers include Jose Valdez and Josh Lacy. The book was printed by Rose

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N OTE 1 This guide contains historical information that dates back to the program’s inception. To make any corrections or provide more information that will aid in its accuracy, please contact the Texas Wesleyan Sports Information Department at (817) 531-4855 or write to us at 1201 Wesleyan St., Fort Worth,TX, 76105. Media Information

Sports Information Department T E X A S W E S L E Y A N D I R E C T I O N S TO THE The Texas Wesleyan Sports Information S P O R T S II N F O R M A T II O N S T A F F Department is located on the second floor of S ID R I C H A R D S O N C E N T E R the Sid Richardson Center, which is located on Josh Lacy Collard Street between Rosedale Avenue and From Interstate 30 (North) Sports Information Director Vickery Street. Exit Beach Street South. Follow Beach Street Phone ______(817) 531-4855 to Rosedale Avenue. Turn left (east) on [email protected] Rosedale Avenue. Follow Rosedale Avenue to Media Information Collard Street. Turn left (north) on Collard The 2007-08 edition of Texas Wesleyan Street. The Sid Richardson Center is the sec- University’s Men’s Basketball Media Guide has ond building on your left. been produced to assist you with your cover- From Interstate 20 (South) Ryan Amador age of the Rams. Additional information, photo- Take Highway 287 North towards downtown Asst. Sports Information Director graphs, and statistics are available upon request. Fort Worth. Exit Rosedale Avenue East. Follow E-Mail [email protected] Rosedale Avenue to Collard Street. Turn left Best Time to Reach Coaches (north) on Collard Street. The Sid Richardson Coach Waldrop can generally be reached in the Center is the second building on your left. morning from 10 to 12. All interviews should E D I A U T L E T S be coordinated through the Sports Information M O Department. Jose Valdez Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photography Troy Phillips...... (817) 642-0233 E-Mail [email protected] Interview Policy Dallas Morning News Media interviews of athletes and coaches are Bob Yates...... (214) 977-8260 encouraged, and every effort will be made to Arlington Star-Telegram Rick Mauch ...... (817) 548-5479 accommodate requests. In-person interviews Arlington Morning News are preferred, but telephone interviews can be Cameron Maun ...... (817) 695-0330 Other Sports Information Numbers: arranged through the Texas Wesleyan Sports WFAA-TV (ABC) Information Office. Under no circumstances George Riba ...... (214) 977-6585 Sports Information Fax: ______(817) 531-4208 will student-athletes’ residence numbers be KDFW-TV (Fox) TWU Press Row: ______(817) 584-8178 Mike Doocy...... (817) 654-4000 Mailing Address: supplied to the media. KTVT-TV (CBS) ...... (817) 451-1111 ______Sports Information Department KXAS-TV (NBC) ______1201 Wesleyan St. Newy Scruggs ...... (817) 429-5555 ______Fort Worth,Texas 76105

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Terry Waldrop at the United States Sports Academy. Ninth Season In his first season, Louisiana-Monroe, `86 Waldrop led the then NCAA Division II Rams to a Terry Waldrop begins 15-win season and the best his ninth season as head winning percentage at basketball coach for Texas Wesleyan in more than a Wesleyan. In his seventh decade. season, the program In the 2001-02 season, reached the pinnacle of Waldrop led the Rams to a NAIA Basketball when 17-9 finish with an 8-1 home they won the 69th Annual record,Wesleyan's best all- Buffalo Funds NAIA Division I Men's Basketball time home winning percent- Championship, and Waldrop was named both age.The Rams finished the Rawlings NAIA and the National Assoctiation of year in the USCAA National Basketball Coaches (NABC) NAIA Coach of the Tournament in Detroit, Year. advancing to the Elite Eight. A year removed from their first national title, In the 2002-03 season, Waldrop led the Rams to 19 wins. The team fea- the Rams finished the sea- tured two All-Americans in Evan Patterson and CJ son with a 22-12 record. Aaron Whaley, Shingleton, and Waldrop with the James Naismith Trophy after defeat- Higginbotham who led all levels of collegiate bas- The squad included 6-10, ing Oklahoma City 67-65 in Kansas, MO. ketball with his 53% long range shooting. Honorable-Mention All- at Sterlington High School where he posted back- In the 2005-06 season, several years of hard American, David Johnson, who led the nation in to-back 20-win seasons with the Panthers. He work and competition against some of the best blocked shots for two seasons. began his coaching career at West Monroe High teams in the country paid off.Waldrop led the The 2004-05 Rams set 17 school records School in Louisiana, serving as an assistant for Rams to a 10-game winning streak and a 76-69 including most three-pointers made (348) and Sidney Smith.While at West Monroe,Waldrop win at two-time defending Southland Conference most three-pointers attempted (865). In addition, helped guide the Rebels to several USA Today Top- Champion and NCAA Division I Tournament par- they led the nation in threes made per game with 25 rankings and two regional finals appearances. ticipant Southeastern Louisiana. Then the Rams 10.9.They were led by 2nd-team All-American Waldrop is a 1986 graduate of the University pulled off one of the most remarkable runs in Tommy Johnson, who made what was then a of Louisiana-Monroe and holds a bachelor of sci- NAIA history when they won the National school record 109 three-pointers. ence in kinesiology. He has a master's degree in Championship as the 27th seed in the field of 32 Prior to joining Wesleyan,Waldrop was an sport management from the United States Sports teams.The 2005-06 Rams solidified their place as assistant to John Lyles at Southeastern Louisiana Academy in Mobile,Alabama. the best team in school history when they defeat- University, an NCAA Division I program on the A native of Louisiana,Waldrop grew up in the ed Carroll College 73-70 to advance to the Fab north shore of New Orleans. During his five sea- northern Louisiana city of Monroe.Waldrop Four for the first time in program history.They sons with the Lions, SLU won a Trans America attended East Union in Marion, Louisiana and grad- then defeated Oklahoma Baptist, 83-72, to advance Athletic Conference Championship, had two uated from Ouachita Parish High School in 1981. to the title game. In the title game,All-American nationally rated recruiting classes, and defeated He is married to Nicole, who teaches at Daulton Ben Hunt scored a career high 34 points including nationally ranked College of Charleston, snapping Elementary School in the Mansfield ISD, and they a three with 0.2 seconds remaining to seal a 67-65 one of the nation's longest winning streaks. are the parents of three children, Cody (19), win. Waldrop began his collegiate coaching career Allyson (10), and Michael (8).The family resides in The Rams' 25 wins were the third most in in Texas at Navarro Junior College. He was an nearby Mansfield. school history, while their 16 conference wins assistant for widely-respected Coach Lewis Orr, (a were a school record.They also set 15 school Texas Wesleyan alum) where he helped bring in records after setting a remarkable 17 in the previ- three All-American players, two of whom went on WALDROP’S CAREER RECORD ous season. Under Waldrop's guidance,Texas to play in the NBA. Ruben Garces led Providence Wesleyan has posted 20 or more wins in three to the Elite Eight and later played for the Phoenix Overall Conference Suns, while Corey Brewer was honored as the Big Year W L Pct. W L Pct. out of five seasons and has won 15 or more in 12 Player of the Year at Oklahoma and became a seven of eight seasons. For his work in the 2005- first-round draft choice of the Miami Heat. 99-00 15 12 .556 ------06 season, he received two national Coach of the Waldrop took his first head coaching position 00-01 8 19 .296 2 10 .500 Year awards and was named Alumnus of the Year 01-02 17 9 .654 ------02-03 22 12 .636 13 7 .647 Brennen Shingleton conditioning sessions conducted in the early hours 03-04 15 18 .455 11 11 .500 of the morning. 04-05 21 11 .656 15 7 .681 Assistant Coach Shingleton completed his master's in business 05-06 25 9 .735 16 4 .800 Sixth Season administration at Texas Wesleyan University in 06-07 19 10 .655 12 6 .667 SE Louisiana, `99 2005. He currently resides in Fort Worth. Totals 142 100 .587 68 45 .602 Waldrop on Shingleton:“Brennen may be one Entering his sixth season at of the most energetic, loyal, and positive guys that Texas Wesleyan University, I have ever been around. We all feed off his ener- Brennen Shingleton has estab- gy and passion for whatever he is doing. I have lished himself as an integral part known him for a long time now, and make no mis- of the basketball program. take, he is a huge piece of our program and was In the absence of Coach Waldrop during the integral in winning the National Championship in 2006-07 season, Shingleton earned his first win 2006. His instincts in communicating and interact- when he led the Rams to a 113-78 win over ing with players are second to none and his Bacone. recruiting network is getting bigger and better. He A native of Fort Worth,TX, Shingleton was a has a bright future in college basketball. I am very member of the NJCAA Region 14 Conference proud of him and feel fortunate to have him at Championship team at Long Morris College under Texas Wesleyan University.” head coach Dale Dodson in 1993. After a year at Lon Morris, Shingleton joined Terry Waldrop (then an assistant coach) at NCAA Division I Derrick Fuller Coaching Staff Southeastern Louisiana University. During his tenure, the Lions won a share of the Trans America Manager Championship, finished second in another season, First Season 3 and were ranked as high as 32nd nationally by USA Today. Derrick Fuller is entering Shingleton renewed his relationship with his first season with the Rams. Coach Waldrop when he joined the Texas A junior theater arts major, he Wesleyan Basketball Program as an assistant coach comes to Texas Wesleyan from in 2002. He is involved in every aspect of the Lon Morris College where he Rams program including recruiting, practice and in- also served as manager for the Bearcats basketball game coaching, and post player development. He team. The son of Prenticia Fuller, Derrick is study- With 142 career wins, Terry Waldrop is just 19 wins away is also responsible for the infamous preseason ing to become a technical theater director. from becoming the winningest coach in program history. 2007-08 Preview

R E T U R N II N G R A M S R E A D Y T O R E T U R N T O N A T II O N A L S C E N E S T A T II S T II C A L L E A D E R S The 2007-08 Rams are looking to start a new era in Mukwei, a 6-7 rangy and athletic shot blocker out of

Category No. Player Texas Wesleyan Basketball while continuing the pro- McLennan Community College, and Dalane Finley, a Minutes 584 Dane Dmitrovic gram's winning tradition. Last spring, Evan Patterson 6-4 punishing inside-outside threat from the FG Pct. .444 Jeremy Fox and Nino Etienne walked across the graduation University of Science and Arts (OK). Laitinen has 3Pt Pct. .417 Fred Eshon FT Pct. .731 Fred Eshon stage with former teammate Ben Hunt. As those proven himself in the NAIA, even scoring a career- Off Reb. 73 Dane Dmitrovic three student-athletes completed their degree, all high 25 points against the Rams in his freshman year. Def. Reb. 105 Dane Dmitrovic five starters from the 2006 National Championship Finley is a proven talent out of the Sooner Athletic Tot.Reb. 178 Dane Dmitrovic Reb.Avg. 6.8 Dane Dmitrovic team now hold degrees from Conference where he aver- Assists 44 Fred Eshon Texas Wesleyan University, an aged 11.5 points and 6.7 Blocks 16 Dane Dmitrovic accomplishment unheard of rebounds last season. Steels 21 Fred Eshon Points 177 Dane Dmitrovic at most levels of collegiate Scoring Avg. 6.8 Dane Dmitrovic athletics. This season, the Transfers Aaron Scott and Rams return only one starter Kennith Gober head a new T E A M N O T E S and three letter-winners. class of guards. Scott is a 6-5 Junior guard Jeremy Fox is senior who comes to the Going International: The Rams feature a the only remaining member Rams from NCAA Division I pair of international student-athletes: Dane Dmitrovic from Slovenia and Ryan Barnes of the title team. However, Nicholls State University. An from Australia. In addition, Fred Eshon, who the Rams remain loaded with athletic slashing scorer, Scott played his high school basketball in talent and should compete at should be very entertaining Houston, is originally from Ghana. a national level. to watch. Gober played at Croatian, English, German, Serbian, Trinity Valley College in each Slovenian, Spanish: The six languages Dane Dmitrovic, a 6-10 for- of the past two seasons. He spoken by sophomore forward Dane Dmitrovic. ward out of Slovenia, is back brings a long-range threat in for his sophomore season. addition to solid ball handling Youth Movement: The Rams feature only Dmitrovic showed tremen- and a brilliant competitive three seniors and four freshman, the most in Terry Waldrop’s eight seasons at Texas dous promise in his freshman Dane Dmitrovic had 17 points and 14 rebounds in an nature to the roster. Wesleyan. campaign, averaging 6.8 points 84-74 win at Bacone last season. and 6.8 rebounds per game. He brought down 12 The Rams feature three freshmen, the most in coach 2007-008 RED RIIVER boards in his first collegiate game, and, after battling Waldrop's tenure. Ryan Barnes is a much-heralded ATHLETIIC CONFERENCE illness early in the season, he played his best basket- scorer out of Australia. Texas Wesleyan has also PRESEASON COACHES’’ POLL ball down the stretch, when he averaged over nine added a pair of local products and 5A All-District points and seven rebounds in his last nine games. selections in guards Evan Randall, and Cody Texas Wesleyan was picked to finish second Waldrop. Rounding out the recruiting class is Matt by Red River Conference coaches. Here is Guard Fred Eshon is back for his senior season. Franz, who is the fifth player to be called up from a list of the predicted order of finish: Eshon has had a tremendous off season. An excel- the Texas Wesleyan junior varsity. 1.Wiley College (6) 78 lent shooter, he will bring a high level of ener- 2.Texas Wesleyan University (2) 65 gy as well as solid defense to the court. Fans may not recog-

2007-08 Preview 3. Jarvis Christian College 57 Jeremy Fox is back for his junior year. After nize this Texas 4. Langston University (1) 56 starting his career as a member of the Texas Wesleyan team. 5.Texas College 49 Wesleyan junior varsity program, Fox looks to However, as they get 6. Paul Quinn College 34 see increased minutes this season. to know a new ros- 7. Bacone College 29 ter, Rams fans will 8. Huston-Tillotson University 20 9. SW Assemblies of God University 17 With only three returning letter winners, be very pleased with head coach Terry Waldrop and assistant coach their work both on Teams were ranked from 1-9, with 9 points for Brennen Shingleton hit the recruiting trail this and off the court. the team picked to finish first by each coach, 8 season and have brought together a tremen- 4 points for the team picked second, etc. First dous stockpile of talent. place votes are shown in parentheses. Four big-men are among the incoming trans-

fer-students. Andy Laitinen, a 6-7, 235 lb. jun- Fred Eshon had 12 points and six assists in ior transfer from Huston-Tillotson could see last year’s season opening win against Dallas considerable time in the pivot along with Hector Christian. 2007-08 Roster

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No. Name Pos. 5 Ryan Barnes G 32 Clint Chasteen G/F 1 Dane Dmitrovic F 2 Fred Eshon G 42 Dalane Finley F 31 Jeremy Fox G 40 Matt Franz G 23 Kennith Gober G 44 Andy Laitinen F 33 Hector Mukwei F 14 Evan Randall G 10 Aaron Scott G 35 Martin Vahala G/F 12 Cody Waldrop G

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Dane Dmitrovic, F, 6-10, So. -6.8 ppg, 6.8 rpg

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Dane Dmitrovic F 6-10 215 So. Vrhnika, Slovenia/University of Hawaii Dane Dmitrovic, F, 6-10, 215, So. -6.8 ppg, 6.8 rpg 2 Fred Eshon G 6-2 190 Sr. Houston,TX/North Lake College Fred Eshon, G, 6-2, 190, Jr. 5 Ryan Barnes G 6-7 195 Fr. Melbourne,Australia/Sunbury HS -4.6 ppg, 1.8 apg 10 Aaron Scott G 6-5 200 Sr. Houma, LA/Nicholls State University Jeremy Fox, G, 6-3, 190, Jr. 12 Cody Waldrop G 6-1 185 Fr. West Monroe, LA/Mansfield HS -0.7 ppg, 0.9 rpg 14 Evan Randall G 5-9 175 Fr. Arlington,TX/Mansfield Summit HS 23 Kennith Gober G 6-3 205 Jr. Waxahachie,TX/Trinity Valley CC N E W C O M E R S 31 Jeremy Fox G 6-3 190 Jr. Fort Worth,TX/Calvary Christian Academy 33 Hector Mukwei F 6-7 215 So. Mansfield,TX/McLennan CC Ryan Barnes, G, 6-7, 195, Fr. 40 Matt Franz G 5-10 165 So. Saginaw,TX/Boswell HS -Melbourne,Australia 42 Dalane Finley F 6-5 220 Sr. Fort Worth,TX/University of Science & Arts (OK) Dalane Finley, F, 6-5, 220, Sr. 44 Andy Laitinen F 6-7 245 Jr. Huntsville,AL/Huston-Tillotson University -Fort Worth,TX/University of Science &Arts (OK) Matt Franz, G, 5-10, 165, So. -Saginaw,TX/Boswell HS P O S II T II O N A L R O S T E R Kennith Gober, G, 6-2, 205, Jr. -Waxahachie,TX/Trinity Valley CC Guards Andy Laitinen, F, 6-7, 245, Jr. -Huntsville,AL/Huston-Tillotson Univ. No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown/Previous School Hector Mukwei, F, 6-7, 215, So. 2 Fred Eshon G 6-2 190 Sr. Houston,TX/North Lake College -Mansfield,TX/McLennan CC Evan Randall, 5-9, 175, Fr. 5 Ryan Barnes G 6-7 195 Fr. Melbourne,Australia/Sunbury HS -Arlington,TX/Mansfield Summit HS 10 Aaron Scott G 6-5 200 Sr. Houma, LA/Nicholls State University Aaron Scott, G, 6-5, 200, Sr. 12 Cody Waldrop G 6-1 185 Fr. West Monroe, LA/Mansfield HS -Hauma, LA/Nicholls State Univ. 14 Evan Randall G 5-9 175 Fr. Arlington,TX/Mansfield Summit HS Cody Waldrop, G, 6-1, 185, Fr. 23 Kennith Gober G 6-2 205 Jr. Waxahachie,TX/Trinity Valley CC -West Monroe, LA/Mansfield HS 31 Jeremy Fox G 6-3 190 Jr. Fort Worth,TX/Calvary Christian Academy 40 Matt Franz G 5-10 165 So. Saginaw,TX/Boswell HS S T A R T E R S L O S T

Forwards Nino Etienne, F, 6-4, 200, Sr.

-10.9 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 3.7 apg 2007-08 Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown/Previous School CJ Higginbotham, G, 6-4, 180, Sr. -15.7 ppg, 4.3 rpg, .530 3pt 5 1 Dane Dmitrovic F 6-10 215 So. Vrhnika, Slovenia/University of Hawaii Evan Patterson, G, 6-7, 225, Sr. 33 Hector Mukwei F 6-7 215 So. Mansfield,TX/McLennan CC -15.5 ppg, 7.5 rpg 42 Dalane Finley F 6-5 220 Sr. Fort Worth,TX/University of Science & Arts (OK) Kelvin Williams, F, 6-4, 220, Sr. 44 Andy Laitinen F 6-7 245 Jr. Huntsville,AL/Huston-Tillotson University -10.1 ppg, 6.3 rpg 2007-08 Schedule/Opponents

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Date Day Opponent Site Time November 6 Tuesday Oklahoma Christian University Edmond, OK 8:00 p.m. 8 Thursday Parker College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 16 Friday 1-Sterling College Sterling, KS 8:00 p.m. 17 Saturday 1-vs. Tabor College Sterling, KS 4:00 p.m. 19 Monday Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, OK 7:30 p.m. 29 Thursday #UT-Arlington Arlington, TX 7:30 p.m. December 4 Tuesday Xavier University of Louisiana New Orleans, LA 7:30 p.m. 8 Saturday *Bacone College Muskogee, OK 7:30 p.m. 10 Monday Oklahoma Wesleyan University Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 14 Friday 2-Belhaven College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 15 Saturday 2-LSU-Shreveport Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 17 Monday Wesley College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 19 Wednesday #UT-San Antonio San Antonio, TX 7:00 p.m. 29 Saturday Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, OK 4:00 p.m. January 2 Wednesday Southwestern College (KS) Fort Worth, TX 2:00 p.m. 5 Saturday *Texas College Tyler, TX 7:30 p.m. 8 Tuesday Wesley College Florence, MS 7:30 p.m. 12 Saturday *SW Assemblies of God University Waxahachie, TX 7:30 p.m. 14 Monday *Paul Quinn College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 16 Wednesday *Langston University Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 21 Monday *Huston-Tillotson University Austin, TX 7:30 p.m. 26 Saturday *Wiley College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 28 Monday *Jarvis Christian College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. February 2 Saturday *Bacone College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 4 Monday *Langston University Langston, OK 7:30 p.m. 9 Saturday *Texas College Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 16 Saturday *SW Assemblies of God University Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. 18 Monday *Paul Quinn College Dallas, TX 7:30 p.m. 25 Monday *Huston-Tillotson University Fort Worth, TX 7:30 p.m. March 1 Saturday *Wiley College Marshall, TX 7:30 p.m. 3 Monday *Jarvis Christian College Hawkins, TX 7:30 p.m. 6-8 Thu-Sat 3-RRAC Tournament Waxahachie, TX TBA 19-25 Wed-Tue 4-NAIA National Tournament Kansas City, MO TBA

# Denotes Exhibition Game * Denotes Red River Athletic Conference Game Home Games in Bold 1 - Warrior Classic, Sterling, KS 2 - Clifford Christmas Tournament, Fort Worth, TX 3 - Red River Athletic Conference Tournament,Waxahachie, TX 4 - NAIA National Tournament, Kansas City, MO 2007-08 Schedule/Opponents

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Team Nickname 2006-07 Record (RRAC) Head Coach SID SID email Bacone Warriors 9-22 (5-13) Alan Foster Alan Foster [email protected] Huston-Tillotson Rams 7-24 (7-11) Anthony Walker Ronnie Kaase [email protected] Jarvis Christian Bulldogs 26-7 (14-4) William Sperow Angela Lawson [email protected] Langston Lions 14-12 (10-8) Gregory Webb Crystal Kelso [email protected] LSU-Shreveport Pilots 25-8 Chad McDowell Al Cantwel [email protected] Oklahoma Baptist Bison 21-11 Doug Tolin Ray Fink [email protected] Oklahoma Christian Eagles 14-15 Dan Hays Stan Green [email protected] Oklahoma Wesleyan Eagles 10-20 Donnie Bostwick Donnie Bostwick [email protected] Paul Quinn Tigers 6-19 (5-13) Timothy Bellmon Rodney Baker [email protected] Southwestern Assemblies Lions 6-23 (4-14) Jerry Boon Clay Scarborough [email protected] Southwestern (KS) Moundbuilders 23-7 Doug Hall Mike Collins [email protected] Sterling Warriors 12-17 Dean Jaderston Justin Morris [email protected] 6 Tabor Bluejays 13-19 Micah Ratzlaff Micah Ratzlaff [email protected] Texas College Steers 6-16 (5-13) Cancelor Watson Jesse Pierce [email protected] UT-Arlington Mavericks 13-17 Scott Cross Bill Petitt [email protected] UT-San Antonio Roadrunners 7-22 Brooks Thompson Kyle Stephens [email protected] Wesley Warriors 22-12 Josh Sherer Josh Sherer [email protected] Wiley Wildcats 21-10 (13-5) Andre Payne Steven Lockhart [email protected] Xavier Gold Rush 22-10 Dannton Jackson Ed Cassiere [email protected] Meet the Rams

S E N II O R S 2006-07: Saw action in 25 games, making four starts with the Rams...averaged 4.6 points and 1.8 assists per game...shot 42% 22 from long range (25-60)...scored a career-high 13 points while pulling down six rebounds against Wiley (2/1)...had six assists in a season-opening win over Dallas Christian (11/4)...had seven assists in a win over Southwestern Adventist (11/11).

Prior to Wesleyan: Played two seasons at North Lake College under head coach Tim McGraw...helped lead the Blazers to consecutive MAC Championships as well as the 2006 NJCAA Division II National Championship...led the conference in three- point percentage...was the leading three-point shooter at the Fred Eshon national tournament. 6-22 - 190 - Sr. Prep: Played for Coach Jones at Sharpstown High School. Guard Personal: Born Fredrick Eshon on Sep. 19, 1984, in Kumasi, Ghana...son of Joseph Eshon and Felicity Ahiyie...has five Houston, TX sisters...is majoring in biology. North Lake Col.

C A R E E R H I G H S Points ______13, vs.Wiley, 2/1/07 FG Made ______5, vs.Wiley, 2/1/07 3FG Made ______3, twice FT Made ______5, vs. SAGU, 2/10/07 E S H O N AT W E S L E Y A N Rebounds ______6, vs.Wiley, 2/1/07 3PT Assists __7, vs. SW Adventist, 11/11/06 Year GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG 2006-07 25-4 36-85 .424 25-60 .417 19-26 .731 47-1.9 57 44 38 3 21 116-4.6 Blocks __2, vs. SW Adventist, 11/11/06 Totals 25-4 36-85 .424 25-60 .417 19-26 .731 47-1.9 57 44 38 3 21 116-4.6 Steals __5, vs. Dallas Christian, 11/4/06

Prior to Wesleyan: Played one season for head coach JP Piper at Nicholls State University after...played in 16 games, making 13 1100 starts for the Colonels last season...averaged 8.6 points and 3.8 rebounds per game...averaged 16.5 points per game in his first four contests last season, including a career high 24 against the University of Washington...in two seasons at East Tennessee State University, Scott played in 57 games and helped lead the Buccaneers to a Southern Conference Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2004.

Prep: Played for coach Andrew Callouet at H.L. Bourgeois High School where he earned 1st-team All-District, 1st-team All- Aaron Scott Region, and 2nd-team All-State recognition and was a candidate for the McDonald’s All-America team. 6-55 - 200 - Sr. Personal: Born Aaron Scott on Dec. 11, 1983, in Houma, Guard LA...son of John and Elaine Scott...has two brothers, John Jr. and Brandon, and one sister, Candis...is majoring in liberal studies. Houma, LA Nicholls State Univ. Meet the Rams 7 Meet the Rams

Prior to Wesleyan: Played one season at the University of 4422 Science & Arts of Oklahoma under head coach Brisco McPherson...ranked third on the Drover’s squad with 11.5 points per game last season...ranked second on the team in rebounds (6.7), shooting percentage (.478), and minutes (33.5/g)...scored a career-high 19 points in USAO’s season open- er at Langston University...reached double-figures in scoring 19 times in 25 games played, and notched four double-doubles as a junior...prior to USAO, played two seasons at North Lake College in Irving ,TX.

Dalane Finley Prep: Played for Coach Donaldson at Eastern Hills High School...named 2nd-team All-District...named co-MVP of the 6-55 - 220 - Sr. Coca-Cola Tournament.

Forward Personal: Born Dalane Finley on Apr. 21, 1985, in Oklahoma City, OK...son of Shirley Kendrick...has one sister, LaRhonda Fort Worth, TX Tippens...is majoring in kinesiology. Science & Arts (OK)

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Prior to Wesleyan: An All-Texas Eastern Conference selection 2233 for head coach Pat Smith at Trinity Valley Community College last season...led the Cardinals to 18 wins.

Prep: Played for Lonnie Gaylor at Waxahachie High School where he was a three-time All-District Selection...named District MVP and 2nd-team All-State as a senior.

Personal: Born Kennith Gober on Oct. 25, 1985, in Waxahachie, TX...son of Kenny Gober and Penny Veston...is majoring in busi- Kennith Gober ness. 6-33 - 205 - Jr. Guard Waxahachie, TX Trinity Valley CC Meet the Rams

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2006-07: Played in 12 games including one start with the Rams...received the Coaches Award...scored two points, had 3311 three assists, and grabbed three boards against Dallas Christian (11/4).

2005-06: Saw action in three games for the Rams including an 82-64 win over Union University in the National Tournament (3/16) after moving up from the junior varsity team...received the JV team’s Lewis and Dorothy Peek 3-D Award.

Prep: Lettered in basketball and track at Calvary Christian Academy...named 1st-team All-District and 2nd-team All-State as Jeremy Fox a senior for head coach Keith Gober...State Champion in the 110 meter hurdles...State Runer-up in the 200 meter dash and long 6-33 - 190 - Jr. jump. Guard Personal: Born Jeremy Jerome Fox on Dec. 12, 1986, in Fort Worth,TX...son of Ed and Myrtis Fox...has one brother, Ed Jr...is Fort Worth, TX majoring in exercise science. Calvary Christian Acad. C A R E E R H I G H S Points______2, four times FG Made ______1, four times 3FG Made ______-- F OX AT W E S L E Y A N FT Made______-- 3PT Rebounds 3, vs. Dallas Christian, 11/4/06 Year GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG 2005-06 3-0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0.0 Assists __3, vs. Dallas Christian, 11/4/06 2006-07 12-1 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 11-0.9 9 8 9 0 0 8-0.7 Blocks ______-- Totals 15-1 4-10 .400 0-0 .000 0-3 .000 11-0.7 10 8 9 0 0 8-0.7 Steals ______-- Meet the Rams 9

Dalane Finley is a punishing inside-outside threat who has already proven himelf in A solid ball handler who can shoot the three, Kennith Gober should make an immedi- the Sooner Athletic Conference at the University of Science & Arts (OK). ate impact at Texas Wesleyan. Meet the Rams

Prior to Wesleyan: A two-time Honorable Mention All-RRAC 4444 selection at Huston-Tillotson University... averaged 10.2 points and 4.8 rebounds in 54 games...led the team in rebounds (127), blocked shots (20), and field goals (122) as a sophomore...shot 60.4% from the field and had a season-high 21 points against 78- 76 win over Texas College...poured in a career-high 25 points in a loss against Texas Wesleyan in his freshman campaign.

Prep: Played for coach Darrel Haggeman at McNeil High School.

Andy Laitinen Personal: Born Andy Laitinen on Apr. 23, 1985, in Tampa, 6-77 - 245 - Jr. FL...son of Carl and Libby Laitinen...is majoring in business. Forward Huntsville, AL Huston-TTillotson Univ.

SOPHOMORES

2006-07: Played in 26 games, making 21 starts in his first season 11 with the Rams...averaged 6.8 points per game, while ranking second on the team with 6.8 rebounds per game...had a season- high 18 points to go with 10 rebounds against Jarvis Christian (2/21)...scored 17 points and brought down a season-high 14 rebounds in a win at Bacone (2/7)...had 12 points and 11 boards at Paul Quinn (2/12)...averaged 9.1 points and 7.3 rebounds per game in his last nine contests.

Prior to Wesleyan: Signed with the University of Hawaii out of Dane Dmitrovic his native Slovenia. Prep: Led his Gimnazija Bezigrad team to a National and World 6-110 - 225 - So. High School Championship in 2000...helped Union Olimpija club team to multiple Youth National Championships...member of the Forward Youth Slovenian National team...won the European Basketball Championship with his under-20 Slovenian team...member of the Vrhnika, Slovenia national team in 2004.

Univ. of Hawaii Personal: Born Dane Dimitrovic on Jan. 14, 1984, in Ljubljana, C A R E E R H I G H S Slovenia...son of Brane and Vida Dmitrovic...has one brother, Meet the Rams Points______18, vs. Jarvis, 2/21/07 Sime, and one sister, Lina...is majoring in computer science. FG Made ______8, vs. Jarvis, 2/21/07 3FG Made ______1, twice FT Made ______4, twice Rebounds ______14, at Bacone, 2/7/07 D M I T R O V I C AT W E S L E Y A N Assists ______4, twice 3PT Blocks ______3, twice Year GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG 2006-07 26-21 74-178 .416 2-29 .069 27-44 .614 178-6.8 70 30 63 16 18 177-6.8 Steals ______3, at Langston, 1/25/07 Totals 26-21 74-178 .416 2-29 .069 27-44 .614 178-6.8 70 30 63 16 18 177-6.8 10 Meet the Rams

Prior to Wesleyan: Played two seasons for head coach Kevin Gill at McClennan Community College...helped the Highlanders 3333 to back-to-back conference championships.

Prep: A 2nd-team All-District selection for Coach Alfred at Mansfield High School.

Personal: Born Hector Issack Mukweyi on Apr. 24, 1987, in Dallas,TX...son of Dulleta and Alison Mukweyi...has three sisters, Alecia, Melinda, and Rachel...is majoring in business accounting. Hector Mukweyi 6-77 - 215 - So. Forward Mansfield, TX McLennan CC

2006-07: A member of the Texas Wesleyan University junior varsity team. 4400

Prep: A two-year letter winner for coach Ted Yountz at Boswell High School...named to the All-Touranment team at the Ardmore Holiday Classic in his senior season.

Personal: Born Matt Franz on Mar. 15, 1988, in Fort Worth, TX...son of Thomas and Odilia Franz...is majoring in exercise science. Matt Franz 5-110 - 165 - So. Guard Saginaw, TX Boswell HS

FRESHMEN Prep: Averaged 31 points, 14 rebounds, 6 assists, and 5 steals per game in four years at Sunbury Secondary College... led coach 55 Kevin Goorjian’s SSC team to the Western Zone finals as a sophomore, a Western Zone Championship as a junior, and a Victorian State Schools Championship in his senior year... also played for coach Nick Abdicivic’s Melbourne Tigers...averaged 24 points, nine rebounds, and four assists per game in the Victorian Junior Basketball League...received the Victoria Big-V Youth League Division I Rising Star award and was a Big-V Youth League Division I All-Star selection.

Personal: Born Ryan Barnes on Jan. 19, 1988, in Australia...son of Ryan Barnes Meet the Rams Glenn and Trudy Barnes...has one brother, Mitchell, and one sister 11 Ashlea...is majoring in exercise science. 6-77 - 195 - Fr. Guard Melbourne, Australia Sunbury HS Meet the Rams

Prep: A two-year starter at Mansfield High School under coach 1122 Ritchie Alfred...an All-District selection in his senior season while leading the team to a 28-10 record and a 5A state regional quar- terfinal appearance...averaged 8.3 points per game and hit 84.5% of his free throws ranking him in the top-five in the DFW Metroplex in free throw percentage.

Personal: Born Brendan Cody Waldrop on Sep. 4, 1988, in Monroe, LA...son of head coach Terry and Nicole Waldrop...has one brother, Michael, and one sister,Allyson...is majoring in busi- Cody Waldrop ness. 6-11 - 185 - Fr. Guard West Monroe, LA Mansfield HS

Prep: Named Academic All-State after ranking among the 5A 1144 leaders in the Metroplex with 6.1 assists per game last season....a two-time All-District selection...led coach Jason Mutterer’s MSHS team to two district championships and a regional finals appearance in his senior year.

Personal: Born Evan Jamal Randall on Oct. 3, 1988, in San Antonio,TX...son of Tom and Sherri Randall...has one brother, Nigel, and one sister, Kaleah...is majoring in business management. Evan Randall 5-99 - 175 - Fr. Guard Arlington, TX Mansfield Summit HS Meet the Rams

Dalane Finley, Ryan Barnes, and Evan Randall are all ready to contribute in their first season with the Rams. 2006-07 Review

All Games TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS Player GP-GSMIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK ST PTS AVG

C. Higginbotham28-28 957 34.2 149 273 .546 89 168 .530 52 55 .945 21 98 119 4.3 39 67 49 3 16 439 15.7 E. Patterson 28-27 913 32.6 145 306 .474 29 85 .341 114 154 .740 80 131 211 7.5 56 62 78 17 13 433 15.5 N. Etienne 28-25 850 30.4 109 250 .436 5 19 .263 81 110 .736 43 109 152 5.4 62 104 81 13 16 304 10.9 K.Williams 28-28 815 29.1 111 205 .541 0 0 .000 62 130 .477 75 100 175 6.3 88 57 80 12 44 284 10.1 J. Loewe 25-2 407 16.3 60 143 .420 36 92 .391 23 35 .657 23 36 59 2.4 33 26 28 3 11 179 7.2 D. Dmitrovic 26-21 584 22.5 74 178 .416 2 29 .069 27 44 .614 73 105 178 6.8 70 30 63 16 18 177 6.8 F. Eshon 25-4 440 17.6 36 85 .424 25 60 .417 19 26 .731 6 41 47 1.9 57 44 38 3 21 116 4.6 C.Wren 27-3 377 14.0 24 60 .400 5 15 .333 24 43 .558 19 64 83 3.1 30 45 42 1 16 77 2.9 R. Raymond 14-0 97 6.9 13 29 .448 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 8 7 15 1.1 26 5 10 9 3 27 1.9 C.Wrice 17-1 93 5.5 7 16 .438 4 11 .364 3 3 1.000 1 9 10 0.6 17 13 14 0 5 21 1.2 J. Fox 12-1 71 5.9 4 9 .444 0 0 .000 0 3 .000 5 6 11 0.9 9 8 9 0 0 8 0.7 J. Malone 3-0 22 7.3 2 8 .250 2 7 .286 1 2 .500 0 5 5 1.7 1 2 1 1 0 7 2.3 C. Myers 5-0 10 2.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0.6 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.4 T. Dixson 2-0 4 2.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.5 1 0 3 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 51 40 91 3.3 1 11

Total 28 5640 735 1564 .470 197 486 .405 407 607 .670 407 753 1160 41.4 491 463 507 78 163 2074 74.1 Opponents 28 5640 675 1651 .409 176 540 .326 338 518 .653 318 543 861 30.8 531 349 395 83 237 1864 66.6

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE TEAM STATISTICS TWU OPP. 11/2 &at UT-Arlington L 80-52 11/4 Dallas Christian W 99-40 SCORING 2074 1864 11/7 at OK Christian L 70-61 Points per game 74.1 66.6 11/11 SW Adventist W 112-65 Scoring margin +7.5 -- 11/15 Parker W 98-73 11/17 1-vs. LUS-Shreveport W 72-58 FIELD GOALS--ATT 735-1564 675-1651 11/18 1-vs. Galilee W FFT Field goal pct .470 .409 11/24 2-Sioux Falls L 83-70 11/25 2-Westmont W 72-62 3 POINT FG-ATT 197-486 176-540 12/2 3-vs. St. Gregory’s W 73-69 3-point FG pct .405 .326 12/3 3-at Oklahoma City L 75-74 3-point FG made per game 7.0 6.3 12/9 &at UT-San Antonio L 74-70 1/3 *at Texas College W 82-62 FREE THROWS-ATT 407-607 338-518 1/6 *at SW Assemblies W 83-55 Free throw pct .671 .653 1/8 *Paul Quinn W 80-56 1/13 *Houston Baptist W 57-54 REBOUNDS 1160 861 1/25 *at Langston W 54-53 Rebounds per game 41.4 30.8 1/27 *Wiley L 77-75 Rebounding margin +10.7 -- 1/29 *at Jarvis Christian L 70-59 2/1 *at Wiley L 61-37 ASSISTS 463 349 2/3 *Texas College W 82-71 Assists per game 16.5 12.5 2/7 *at Bacone W 84-74 2/10 *SW Assemblies W 71-60 TURNOVERS 507 395 2/12 *at Paul Quinn W 76-64 Turnovers per game 18.1 14.1 2/14 *Huston-Tillotson W 72-55 Turnover margin -3.9 -- 2/17 *at Houston Baptist L 69-45 Assists/turnover ratio 0.9 0.9 2/19 *at Huston-Tillotson L 88-60 2/21 *Jarvis Christian L(2OT) 106-93 STEALS 163 237 2/24 *Bacone W 113-78 Steals per game 5.8 8.5 2/26 *Langston W 63-57 3/1 3-vs. Langston L 59-57 BLOCKS 78 83 Blocks per game 2.8 3.0 2006-07 Review & - Exhibition Game 13 * - Conference game ATTENDANCE 4447 4034 Home Games in Bold Home games--Avg/Game 14-318 11-345 1 - Pepsi Classic,Waxahachie,TX Fred Eshon had five or more assists four times last year includ- Neutral site--Avg/Game -- 4-59 2 - Texas Shootout,Fort Worth,TX ing a season high seven against Southwestern Adventist. 3 - OCU Classic, Oklahoma City, OK SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT 2OT Tot 4 - RRAC Tournament,Waxahachie,TX Texas Wesleyan 977 1082 12 5 2076 Opponents 880 954 12 18 1864 Red River Athletic Conferecne

2006-007 R ED R I V E R 2 0 0 6 -00 7 R E D R II V E R C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D II N G S C O N F E R E N C E C H A M P I O N S H I P Team Conf. Pct. All Pct. R E S U L T S Houston Baptist#*+ 15-3 .833 22-7 .759 (March 1-3,Waxahachie,Texas) Jarvis Christian*+ 14-4 .778 26-7 .788 Wiley*^+ 13-5 .722 21-10 .677 Texas Wesleyan* 12-6 .667 19-10 .655 QUARTERFINALS - MARCH 1 Langston* 10-8 .555 14-12 .538 #1 Houston Baptist def. #8 Bacone, 83-78 Huston-Tillotson* 7-11 .389 7-24 .226 Texas College* 5-13 .278 6-16 .273 #5 Langston def. #4 Texas Wesleyan, 59-57 Bacone* 5-13 .278 9-22 .290 #3 Wiley def. #6 Huston-Tillotson, 80-76 Paul Quinn 5-13 .278 6-19 .240 SW Assemblies of God 4-14 .222 6-23 .207 #2 Jarvis Christian def. #7 Texas College, 80-75 # - Regular-Season Champion SEMIFINALS - MARCH 2 * - Qualified for RRAC Tournament ^ - RRAC Tournament Champion #5 Langston def. #1 Houston Baptist, 70-68 + - Qualified for National Tournament #3 Wiley def. #2 Jarvis Christian, 92-85 2 0 0 6 -00 7 A L L -CC O N F E R E N C E T E A M FINAL - MARCH 3 #3 Wiley def. #5 Langston, 82-87 FIRST TEAM Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG RPG Ernest Carr (LU) 6-5 Sr. F 13.27 6.19 Demarion Crite (JCC) 6-4 Sr. G 18.09 4.36 2006-007 RRAC P L A Y E R S OF Hector Garza (WC) 6-3 Jr. G 15.79 3.48 Todd Henry (HBU) 6-6 Sr. F 15.85 7.82 THE W EEK CJ Higginbotham (TWU) 6-4 Sr. G 15.68 4.25 Terrell Jacobs (WC) 6-1 Jr. G 15.22 3.63 Dwight Jones II (HBU) 6-3 Sr. G 20.86 4.48 Date Player-Team Cl. Pos. Julio Osorio (SAGU) 6-8 Sr. C 17.31 10.14 Evan Patterson (TWU) 6-7 Sr. G 15.46 7.54 Nov. 7 CJ Higginbotham-TWU Sr. G Neville Storer (JCC) 6-7 Sr. C 16.36 7.91 Neville Storer-JCC Sr. C SECOND TEAM Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG RPG Nov. 14 Neville Storer-JCC Sr. C K.C.Asomugha (HTU) 6-2 Jr. G 12.11 3.14 Nov. 21 Julio Osorio-SAGU Sr. C Matt Autenrieth (HBU) 6-9 Sr. C 9.79 6.76 Czyz Bennett (TC) 5-10 So. G 21.47 2.77 Nov. 28 Evan Patterson-TWU Sr. G Cedric Brooks (PQC) 6-3 Jr. F 15.27 5.91 Dec. 5 Evan Patterson-TWU Sr. G Damien Chisholm (PQC) 6-0 So. G 18.00 2.36 Reggie Dunn (LU) 6-8 Jr. F 14.35 5.65 Dec. 12 Ernest Carr-LU Sr. F Red River Athletic Conference Brandon Martin (JCC) 5-10 Sr. G 8.79 3.33 Dec. 19 Todd Henry-HBU Sr. F Chad Tyler (BC) 5-10 Fr. G 14.32 3.00 Ronald Wells (HBU) 6-4 Sr. F 8.55 6.90 Neville Storer-JCC Sr. C James Woodson (JCC) 5-10 Sr. G 9.67 3.64 Jan. 2 Dwight Jones II-HBU Sr. G HONORABLE MENTION Jan. 9 CJ Higginbotham-TWU Sr. G Kevin Amend (HBU), Octavious Bailey (WC), Justin Ballou (HTU), Jeremy Bowman (SAGU), Matt Autenrieth-HBU Sr. C Jeremy Carey (SAGU), Matt Daniels (SAGU), Cainan Drew (SAGU),Tremaine Enoch (WC), Jameus Hartsfield (TC), Dough Krause (HTU),Andy Laitinen (HTU), Kevin McConnel (BC), Jan. 16 Demarion Crite-JCC Sr. F Jonathan Rickett (LU), Leandrew Stewart (LU), Marshall Winfrey (JCC). Julio Osorio-SAGU Sr. C Jan. 23 Todd Henry-HBU Sr. F Jan. 30 Dwight Jones II-HBU Sr. G PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Dwight Jones II, Houston Baptist Feb. 6 Demarion Crite-JCC Sr. F Feb. 13 Dwight Jones II-HBU Sr. G NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Terrell Jacobs,Wiley Feb. 20 Demarion Crite-JCC Sr. F 14 Feb. 27 CJ Higginbotham-TWU Sr. G DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brandon Martin, Jarvis Christian Hector Garza-WC Jr. G Mar. 6 Octavious Bailey-WC Jr. F COACH OF THE YEAR: William Sperow, Jarvis Christian Red River Athletic Conferecne

2006-007 T EA M S T A T I S T I C S 2 0 0 6 -00 7 II N D II V II D U A L S T A T II S T II C S SCORING OFFENSE TOTAL REBOUNDING SCORING 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min 75% Games Played) (Min 75% Games Played and 1.5 3PM/G) 1. Jarvis Christian 85.12 MARGIN 1. Czyz Bennett-TC 21.47 1. CJ Higginbotham-TWU.530 2. Houston Baptist 82.76 1.Texas Wesleyan 11.32 2. Dwight Jones II-HBU 20.86 2. Chivas Miller-BC .448 3.Wiley 77.45 2.Wiley 9.29 3. Demarion Crite-JCC 18.09 3. KC Asomuga-HTU .434 4. Paul Quinn 76.95 3. Jarvis Christian 4.88 4. Julio Osorio-SAGU 17.31 4. Hector Garza-WC .393 5.Texas Wesleyan 74.07 4.Texas College 2.59 5.Todd Henry-HBU 15.85 5. Demarion Crite-JCC .386 5. Houston Baptist 2.17 SCORING DEFENSE REBOUNDING ASSISTS 1.Texas Wesleyan 66.57 FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min 75% Games Played) (Min 75% Games Played) 1. Jamesus Hartsfield-TC 13.47 2.Texas College 66.82 1.Wiley .483 1. James Woodson-JCC 4.55 2. Julio Osorio-SAGU 10.14 3.Wiley 72.71 2.Texas Wesleyan .470 2. Kevin McConnel-BC 4.21 3.Todd Henry-HBU 7.82 4. Langston 73.85 3. Paul Quinn .465 3. Nino Etienne-TWU 3.71 4. Evan Patterson-TWU 7.54 5. Jarvis Christian 73.85 4. Houston Baptist .463 4.Terrell Jacobs-WC 3.63 5. Ronald Wells-HBU 6.90 5. Jarvis Christian .456 5. Ronald Wells-HBU 3.10 SCORING MARGIN 1. Jarvis Christian 11.27 FREE-THROW PCT. 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min 75% Games Played and 2.5 FTM/G) BLOCKED SHOTS 2. Houston Baptist 8.72 (Min 75% Games Played) 1.Texas Wesleyan .405 1. Demarion Crite-JCC .771 1. Jamesus Hartsfield-TC 2.29 3.Texas Wesleyan 7.50 2. Paul Quinn .382 2.Titus Butler-HTU .762 2. Matt Autenrieth-HBU 2.24 4.Wiley 4.74 3. Bacone .378 3. Evan Patterson-TWU .740 3. Julio Osorio-SAGU 1.35 5.Texas College 1.68 4. Huston-Tillotson .364 4. Nino Etienne-TWU .736 4. Leandrew Stewart-LU 1.15 5.Wiley .350 5. Czyz Bennett-TC .711 5. Justin Brower-BC 0.93 TOTAL REBOUNDS 1.Texas Wesleyan 41.43 FREE-THROW PCT. FIELD GOAL PCT. STEALS 2. Jarvis Christian 40.55 1. Houston Baptist .690 (Min 75% Games Played and 5 FGM/G) 1.Todd Henry-HBU .605 (Min 75% Games Played) 3. Houston Baptist 40.48 2. Jarvis Christian .679 1.Wilbur Lewis-TC 2.71 2. CJ Higginbotham-TWU.546 4.Wiley 38.94 3.Texas Wesleyan .671 2. James Woodson-JCC 2.24 3. Jamesus Hartsfield-TC .535 5. SW Assemblies 37.10 4. Huston-Tillotson .652 3. Ronald Wells-HBU 2.10 4. Julio Osorio-SAGU .506 5. Langston .647 4. Dwight Jones II-HBU 1.97 5. Demarion Crite-JCC .487 5. Brandon Martin-JCC 1.70

S ID W. R I C H A R D S O N C E N T E R The Sid W. Richardson Center was built in 1970 and has been the home of Athletic Training Service Program Ram basketball and volleyball ever since. The gymnasium holds 1,500 seats for provides numerous opportunites both basketball and volleyball games. for on campus clinical experience The Sid W. Richardson Center has played host to NAIA regional champi- of Athletic Training Students. onships,TAPPS regional high school championships, basketball camps, national and state table tennis championships, cheerleading camps and competitions, all-university picnics, multiple student activity programs, and body building contests over the years. A true multipurpose facility, the center also hosts exercise and sports stud- The Sid W. Richardson Center ies classes, intramurals, and recreational activities. The Sid W. Richardson Center also contains the athletic training facility and clinical education site for the Texas Wesleyan Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP).The program is under the direction of Dr. Pam Rast,Athletic Training Education Program Director. Kyle Morgan, MA, LAT, ATC serves as Head Athletic Trainer, while Erika Debro, LAT,ATC serves as Associate Athletic Trainer and Clinical Instructor. Other athletic training faculty include Kerri Horsley, MED, LAT,ATC (Assistant Professor/Clinical Coordinator) and Deb

Workman, LAT,ATC (Adjunct Instructor).The Red River Athletic Conference/Sid Richardson Center sports medicine team is headed by James 15 Bothwell, MD (Team Medical Director and The Texas Wesleyan Orthopedist), Michelle Kirk, MD (Family Athletic Training Room Practice), Marian Zinnante, MD (OB/GYN), The Sid W. Richardson Gymnasium Bonnie Ahrens, PA (Orthopedist), and Paige Cook LVN. The Wesleyan Ram Record Book

I N D I V I D U A L S I N G L E G AME Most Points:...... 45, Irvin Rue, vs. Southwestern, 1964-65 FG Made: ...... 20, Irvin Rue, vs. Southwestern, 1964-65 FG Att.: ...... 28,Anthony Armstrong, vs. Southwestern, 1987-88 FG Pct.: ...... 909 (10-11), Kelvin Williams, vs. SW Adventist, 2006-07 ...... 909 (10-11), Jason Neal, vs. Southern Ark., 1998-99 3-point FG Made: . . 9, Robert Allen, vs. SW Oklahoma State, 2000-01 David Johnson Ben Hunt Irvin Rue Most Blocks, Game Six School Records Most Points, Game 3-point FG Att.: ...... 16,Tommy Johnson, vs.Texas College, 2004-05 3-point FG Pct.: ...... 1.000 (7-7), CJ Higginbotham, vs. Bacone, 2006-07 FT Made: ...... 19,Tommy Johnson, vs. SAGU, 2004-05 T EA M S I N G L E G A ME FT Att.: ...... 20,Tommy Johnson, vs. SAGU, 2004-05 Most Points: ...... 169, vs. Dallas Christian, 1993-94 ...... 20, Jaison Fraizer, vs. Sterling College, 2003-04 Fewest Points: ...... 15, vs. Stephen F.Austin, 1934-35 ...... 20, Donnie Kliever, vs. Oklahoma Christian, 1976-77 Most Points (Opponents): ...... 152, vs. Houston, 1965-66 FT Pct.: . . . . 1.000 (11-11), Jason Neal, vs. Southern Arkansas, 1998-99 Fewest Points (Opponents): ...... 13, vs.Austin College, 1938-39 Rebounds: ...... 30,Wayne Wayman, 1976-77 Most Points Combined: ...... 260 (L, 108-152), vs. Houston, 1965-66 ...... 30, Eddie Wright, 1973-74 Fewest Points Combined: . . . 35 (L, 16-19), vs. Southwestern, 1945-46 ...... 30, Don Rees, vs. Southwestern, 1957-58 Largest Margin of Victory: 110 (W,169-59), vs. Dallas Christian, 1993-94 Assists: ...... 23,Todd Chappell, vs.Texas Lutheran, 1999-00 Largest Margin of Defeat:...... 59 (L, 48-107), vs. Memphis, 1959-60 Blocks: ...... 13, David Johnson, vs. Huston-Tillotson, 2002-03 FG Made: ...... 59, vs. Northwood, 1967-68 Steals: ...... 8,Todd Chappell, vs.Austin College, 1997-98 FG Att.: ...... 92, vs. University of Dallas, 1989-90 FG Pct.: ...... 655 (38-58), at Belhaven, 2004-05 3-point FG Made: ...... 20, vs.Houston Baptist, 2004-05 ...... 20, vs. Incarnate Word, 1992-93 I N D I V I D U A L S I N G L E S E A S O N 3-point FG Att.: ...... 46, vs. Incarnate Word, 1992-93 Most Points: ...... 725, Clifton McNeely, 1946-47 3-point FG Pct.: ...... 722 (13-18), vs.Wiley, 2004-05 Highest Scoring Avg...... 23.8, Donnie Kliever, 1976-77 FT Made: ...... 43, vs. East Texas Baptist, 1956-57 FG Made: ...... 317, Charles Fields, 1981-82 FT Att.: ...... 51, vs. Mary-Hardin Baylor, 1991-92 FG Att.: ...... 596, Demetric Shaw, 1979-80 FT Pct.: ...... 944 (17-18), at Langston, 2004-05 FG Pct.:...... 634 (128-202), Jason Neal, 1998-99 Rebounds: ...... 61, vs. Huston-Tillotson, 2002-03 3-point FG Made: ...... 119, Ben Hunt, 2005-06 Assists: ...... 34, at Paul Quinn, 2005-06 3-point FG Att.: ...... 288,Tommy Johnson, 2004-05 Blocks: ...... 14, vs. Huston-Tillotson, 2003-04 3-point FG Pct.: ...... 530 (89-168), CJ Higginbotham, 2006-07 Steals: ...... 20, vs. Drury College, 2000-01 FT Made: ...... 213, Clifton McNeely, 1946-47 FT Att.:...... 275, Don Rees, 1959-60 FT Pct.:...... 90.8 (99-109), Ben Hunt, 2005-06 T EA M S I N G L E S E A S O N Rebounds:...... 434,Wayne Wayman, 1976-77 Most Wins: ...... 30, 1946-47 Highest Rebounding Avg...... 15.0, Russell Golden, 1965-66 Most Losses:...... 25, 1979-80 Assists:...... 263,Todd Chappell, 1999-00 Longest Winning Streak: ...... 19, (1/1/41-2/28/41) Blocks:...... 156, David Johnson, 2002-03 Longest Losing Streak:...... 12, (2/25/56-1/5/57) Steals: ...... 80,Tommy Johnson, 2004-05 Most Points: ...... 3047, 1988-89 Highest Scoring Average ...... 93.1, 1993-94 Highest Scoring Margin: ...... 14.8, 1941-42 Most Points (Opponents): ...... 3047, 1978-79 Lowest Scoring Average (Opponents): ...... m - 57.4, 1982-83 FG Made: ...... 1009, 1993-94 FG Att.: ...... 2164, 2002-03 FG Pct.: ...... 500 (809-1617), 1963-64 Todd Chappell CJ Higginbotham Clifton McNeely 3-point FG Made: ...... 348, 2004-05 Most Assists, Career 3-pt Percentage, Season Most Points, Season 3-point FG Att.: ...... 865, 2004-05 3-point FG Pct.:...... 413 (321-777), 2005-06

Ram Record Book FT Made: ...... 597, 1963-64, 1991-92 FT Att.: ...... 860, 1991-92 I N D I V I D U A L C A R E E R FT Pct.: ...... 765 (548-716), 1965-66 Most Points: ...... 1838, Kenny Kenvin, 1990-94 Rebounds: ...... 1512, 1975-76 Highest Scoring Avg...... 20.4,Travis Johnson, 1966-68 Assists:...... 641, 2004-05 FG Made: ...... 624, Irvin Rue, 1961-65 Blocks: ...... 219, 2002-03 FG Att.:...... 1263, Irvin Rue, 1961-65 Steals: ...... 363, 1993-94 FG Pct.:...... 556 (417-750), Bill White, 1959-62 m - Modern Era (1950-) 3-point FG Made: ...... 219, Ben Hutn, 2004-06 3-point FG Att.: ...... 491, Brad Schilder, 2002-06 3-point FG Pct.: ...... 476 (219-460), Ben Hunt, 2004-06 FT Made:...... 480, Don Rees, 1956-60 FT Att.: ...... 813, Don Rees, 1956-60 16 FT Pct.: ...... 907 (206-227), Ben Hunt, 2004-06 Rebounds: ...... 1300, Eddie Wright, 1972-76 Highest Rebounding Avg...... 11.8, Irvin Rue, 1961-65 Assists: ...... 704,Todd Chappell, 1997-02 Blocks: ...... 291, David Johnson, 2002-04 Robert Allen Tommy Johnson Don Rees Steals: ...... 174,Todd Chappell, 1997-02 Most 3-pointers, Game 5 School Records Most FT Made, Career Ram Record Book

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1. KENNY KENVIN (1,838 POINTS) 1990-94 11. CHARLES FIELDS (1,212 POINTS) 1980-82 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 90-91 27 152-295 .515 31-82 .378 126-184 .685 83-3.1 461 17.1 80-81 26 225-480 .469 ------44-68 .647 196-7.5 494 19.0 91-92 31 126-280 .450 34-92 .370 116-150 .773 107-3.5 402 13.0 81-82 33 317-594 .534 ------84-136 .618 205-6.2 718 21.8 92-93 23 127-250 .508 21-56 .375 105-135 .778 78-3.4 380 16.5 Career 59 542-1074 .505 ------128-204 .627 401-6.1 1212 20.5 93-94 30 207-381 .543 62-166 .373 119-145 .821 107-3.6 595 19.8 Career 111 612-1206 .507 148-396 .374 466-614 .759 375-3.4 1838 16.6 12. DONNIE KLIEVER (1,207 POINTS) 1975-77 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 2. DON REES (1,710 POINTS) 1956-60 75-76 35 223 ------95-127 .748 - 541 15.5 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 76-77 28 ------666 23.8 56-57 27 138-312 .442 ------85-149 .570 293-10.9 361 13.4 Career 63 ------1207 19.2 57-58 26 121-286 .423 ------71-134 .530 251-9.7 313 12.0 58-59 26 162-282 .574 ------161-255 .631 282-10.2 485 18.7 59-60 28 194-382 .508 ------163-275 .593 335-12.0 551 19.7 Career 107 615-1262 .487 ------480-813 .590 1161-10.9 1710 16.0 13. BEN HUNT (1,183 POINTS) 2004-06 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 04-05 32 176-354 .497 100-209 .478 107-118 .907 209-6.5 559 17.5 3. IRVIN RUE (1,709 POINTS) 1961-65 05-06 34 203-429 .473 119-251 .474 99-109 .908 192-5.6 624 18.4 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. Career 66 379-783 .484 219-460 .476 206-227 .907 401-6.1 1183 17.9 61-62 25 128-295 .434 ------66-113 .584 243-9.7 322 12.9 62-63 25 153-305 .502 ------136-201 .677 335-13.4 442 17.7 63-64 25 153-294 .520 ------130-178 .730 282-11.3 436 17.4 64-65 25 190-369 .515 ------129-181 .713 322-12.9 509 20.4 14. JODY GIESLER (1,152 POINTS) 1958-61 Career 100 624-1263 .494 ------461-673 .685 1182-11.8 1709 17.1 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 58-59 26 133-364 .365 ------87-130 .669 52-2.0 353 13.6 59-60 28 133-384 .346 ------66-100 .660 41-1.5 332 11.9 4. LANNY KNIGHT (1,523 POINTS) 1996-99 60-61 27 167-435 .384 ------133-162 .821 109-4.0 467 17.3 Career 81 433-1183 .366 ------286-392 .730 202-2.5 1152 14.2 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 96-97 21 128-231 .554 30-69 .435 68-104 .654 125-6.0 354 16.9 97-98 27 225-417 .540 39-107 .364 145-211 .687 224-8.3 634 23.5 98-99 27 191-415 .460 37-105 .352 116-196 .592 194-7.2 535 19.8 15. BILL WHITE (1,133 POINTS) 1959-62 Career 75 544-1063 .512 106-281 .377 329-511 .644 543-7.2 1523 20.3 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 59-60 27 141-238 .592 ------104-145 .717 204-7.6 386 14.3 60-61 14 110-195 .564 ------99-129 .767 141-10.1 319 22.8 5. EDDIE WRIGHT (1,454 POINTS) 1972-76 61-62 21 166-317 .524 ------96-147 .653 148-7.0 428 20.4 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. Career 62 417-750 .556 ------299-421 .710 493-8.0 1133 18.3 72-73 28 ------423 15.1 73-74 27 ------260 9.6 74-75 27 149 ------46-66 .697 - 344 12.7 75-76 35 194 ------39-58 .672 - 427 12.2 16. E.F. PARHAM (1,080 POINTS) 1946-48 Career 117 ------1454 12.4 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 46-47 36 ------540 15.0 47-48 32 ------540 16.9 6. DAVID WEBER (1,417 POINTS) 1962-66 Career 68 ------1080 15.9 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 62-63 25 72-143 .503 ------46-65 .708 38-1.5 190 7.6 17. JASON PETERSON (1,034 POINTS) 1995-97 63-64 25 124-244 .508 ------76-100 .760 56-2.2 324 13.0 64-65 25 196-402 .488 ------99-132 .750 48-1.9 491 19.6 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 65-66 18 158-323 .489 ------96-115 .835 25-1.4 412 22.9 95-96 29 222-425 .522 38-107 .355 84-114 .737 110-3.8 566 19.5 Career 93 550-1112 .495 ------317-412 .769 167-1.8 1417 15.2 96-97 24 173-357 .485 33-104 .317 89-113 .788 91-3.8 468 19.5 Career 53 395-782 .505 71-211 .336 173-227 .762 201-3.8 1034 19.5

7. ROD GORDON (1,287 POINTS) 1988-90, 1991-92 18. AARON WHALEY (1,015 POINTS) 2000-03 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 88-89 37 163-370 .441 4-6 .667 76-110 .691 100-2.7 406 11.0 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 89-90 28 190-375 .507 3-8 .375 70-98 .714 105-3.8 453 16.2 00-01 27 56-146 .384 32-96 .333 18-27 .667 79-2.9 162 6.0 91-92 31 169-381 .444 2-7 .286 88-137 .642 127-4.1 428 13.8 01-02 30 141-304 .464 80-184 .435 64-86 .744 114-3.8 426 14.2 Career 96 522-1126 .464 9-21 .429 234-345 .678 332-3.5 1287 13.4 02-03 34 130-295 .441 80-186 .430 87-112 .777 123-3.6 427 12.6 Career 91 327-745 .439 192-466 .412 169-225 .751 316-3.5 1015 11.2

8. DEMETRIC SHAW (1,225 POINTS) 1977-81 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 77-78 13 46-101 .455 ------18-23 .783 64-4.9 110 8.5 78-79 23 78-168 .464 ------27-36 .750 55-2.4 183 8.0 79-80 34 286-596 .480 ------102-141 .723 236-6.9 674 19.8 80-81 17 116-228 .509 ------26-43 .605 110-6.5 258 15.2 Career 87 526-1093 .481 ------173-243 .712 465-5.3 1225 14.1

9. BRAD SCHILDER (1,224 POINTS) 2002-06 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 02-03 34 106-257 .412 36-122 .295 55-97 .567 120-3.5 303 8.9 Ram Record Book 03-04 33 137-332 .413 56-175 .320 32-74 .432 118-3.6 362 11.0 04-05 32 121-269 .450 30-109 .275 67-123 .545 173-5.4 339 10.6 05-06 33 67-181 .370 31-85 .365 55-73 .753 107-3.2 220 6.7 17 Career 132 431-1039 .415 153-491 .317 209-367 .569 518-3.9 1,224 9.3

10. PETE BROWN (1,220 POINTS) 1961-64 Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. REB-Avg. TP Avg. 61-62 25 142-311 .457 ------132-187 .706 171-6.8 416 16.7 62-63 26 131-258 .508 ------127-157 .809 278-10.7 389 15.0 63-64 25 129-239 .540 ------157-210 .748 172-6.9 415 16.6 Former Ram Kenny Kenvin (right) is the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,838 Career 76 402-808 .498 ------416-554 .751 621-8.2 1220 16.1 points over his four-year career, averaging 16.6 points per game in 111 career games. Ram Record Book

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All-Conference Darren Erickson Hon. Mention 1991-92 Rod Gordon 1st-team Texas Conference Trey Lowack Hon. Mention Ricky Harris 1st-team 1939-40 Cecil McClung 1st-team 1996-97 Jason Peterson 1st-team 1993-94 Kenny Kenvin 1st-team Jack Thorton 1st-team 1997-98 Lanny Knight 1st-team Red Walsh 1st-team Player of the Year 1945-46 Roy Barber 1st-team 1998-99 Lanny Knight 1st-team All-American Scholar Athlete 1978-79 Mike Ray 1st-team Player of the Year 1987-88 John Saladin Heartland Conference 2005-06 C.J. Higginbotham 1999-00 Shawn Ashworth 1st-team 2006-07 C.J. Higginbotham Todd Chappell 1st-team Robert Allen Hon. Mention Charles Beaudoin Hon. Mention All-NAIA National Tournament 2000-01 Brian Fulton 1st-team 2005-06 Ben Hunt Red River Athletic Conference Evan Patterson Tournament MVP 2002-03 David Johnson 1st-team Defensive Player of the Year AAron Whaley Hon. Mention James Whitfield Hon. Mention 2003-04 David Johnson 1st-team Defensive Player of the Year Wesley Haynes Hon. Mention 2004-05 Ben Hunt 1st-team Tommy Johnson 1st-team Co-Player of the Year Co-Newcomer of the Year 2005-06 Ben Hunt 1st-team Co-Player of the Year E.F. Parham was Texas Wesleyan’s first All-American and Khayri McKinney 1st-team first 1,000 point scorer. Nino Etienne 2nd-team Dale Cleveland 2nd-team Evan Patterson 2nd-team Big State Conference Scott Reasoner Hon. Mention 1956-57 Bill Mundy 1st-team 2006-07 C.J. Higginbotham 1st-team 1957-58 Bill Mundy 1st-team Evan Patterson 1st-team Don Rees 1st-team 1959-60 Don Rees 1st-team Evan Patterson was named MVP of the National 1960-61 Jody Giesler 1st-team All-District Tournament in 2006 after recording three double-doubles in five tournament wins. 1961-62 Bill White 1st-team 1979-80 Demetric Shaw 1st-team 1962-63 Cecil Goff 1st-team 1980-81 Demetric Shaw 1st-team Irving Rue 1st-team Charles Fields 1st-team Pete Brown 2nd-team 1989-90 Rod Gordon 1st-team NAIA All-American Buddy Graham Hon. Mention 1990-91 Chip Dickens 1st-team 1946-47 Clifton McNeely 1st-team Bob Merder Hon. Mention E.F. Parham Hon. Mention 1963-64 Pete Brown 1st-team 1958-59 Don Rees Hon. Mention 1964-65 David Weber 1st-team 1982-83 Kevin Fitchett Hon. Mention Ram Record Book 1965-66 Russell Gordon 2nd-team 1988-89 Rodney Nobles Hon. Mention Larry Phelps 2nd-team 1993-94 Kenny Kenvin Hon. Mention Tom Wendorf 2nd-team 1997-98 Lanny Knight 2nd-team David Weber Hon. Mention 1999-00 Todd Chappell Hon. Mention 1967-68 Travis Johnson 1st-team 2002-03 David Johnson Hon. Mention Curtis Ford Hon. Mention 2003-04 David Johnson Hon. Mention Bob Forrer Hon. Mention 2004-05 Tommy Johnson 2nd-team 1968-69 Travis Johnson 1st-team 2005-06 Ben Hunt 2nd-team 1971-72 Ron Vanderhide 1st-team Khayri McKinney Hon. Mention Heart of Texas Conference 2006-07 C.J. Higginbotham Hon. Mention 1976-77 Donny Kliever 1st-team Evan Patterson Hon. Mention 18 Wayne Wayman 2nd-team 1989-90 Rod Gordon 1st-team Ricky Harris 1st-team 1991-92 Rod Gordon 1st-team Ricky Harris 1st-team Wayne D’Leon 1st-team 1992-93 Kenny Kenvin 1st-team CJ Higginbotham is Texas Wesleyan’s only two-time All- American Scholar Athlete and the only Ram to earn both 1993-94 Kenny Kenvin 1st-team Scholar Athlete and All-American honors. Ram Record Book

T E X A S W E S L E Y A N B A S K E T B A L L Y EA R - BY -YY EA R Year Overall Conference Notes Coach 1935-36 4-11 Byron Rhome 1936-37 10-13 Byron Rhome 1937-38 13-1 W.A. "Gus" Miller 1938-39 19-7 W.A. "Gus" Miller 1939-40 20-3 12-0 Texas Conference Champions W.A. "Gus" Miller 1940-41 21-2 12-0 Texas Conference Champions W.A. "Gus" Miller 1941-42 13-4 12-0 Texas Conference Champions W.A. "Gus" Miller 1942-43 19-3 12-0 NAIA Quarterfinalist Red Rutledge 1943-44 No Team 1944-45 No Team 1945-46 9-4 6-4 3rd Texas Conference Johnnie Edwards 1946-47 30-4 11-1 Texas Conference Champions Johnnie Edwards 1947-48 19-13 District IV Champions Johnnie Edwards 1948-49 15-10 9-1 Texas Conference Champions Johnnie Edwards 1949-50 19-10 8-3 Johnnie Edwards 1950-51 11-15 4-3 Johnnie Edwards 1951-52 15-7 9-3 2nd Big State Conference Dan Hart 1952-53 16-7 8-2 Big State Conference Champions Dan Hart 1953-54 10-12 5-5 3rd Big State Conference Dan Hart 1954-55 9-14 8-2 Big State Conference Champions Dan Hart 1955-56 10-14 6-4 3rd Big State Conference Sam Rasco 1956-57 7-20 5-5 3rd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1957-58 12-14 8-2 Big State Conference Champions Elmer Hanebutt 1958-59 19-7 8-0 Big State Conference Champions Elmer Hanebutt 1959-60 15-13 5-3 Big State Conference Tri-Champions Elmer Hanebutt 1960-61 11-14 5-3 T-2nd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1961-62 12-13 5-5 3rd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1962-63 15-13 6-2 Big State Conference Co-Champions Elmer Hanebutt 1963-64 13-12 4-4 3rd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1964-65 13-13 5-3 T-2nd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1965-66 15-10 7-3 T-2nd Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1966-67 8-18 2-8 6th Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1967-68 12-13 4-6 4th Big State Conference Elmer Hanebutt 1968-69 8-18 2-8 Elmer Hanebutt 1969-70 8-18 5-5 3rd Big State Conference Al Peters 1970-71 8-17 2-8 5th Big State Conference Al Peters 1971-72 5-19 0-10 6th Big State Conference Al Peters 1972-73 11-17 3-7 3rd Big State Conference Al Peters 1973-74 12-15 5-9 4th Big State Conference Al Peters 1974-75 14-13 4-10 6th Big State Conference Johnny Howerton 1975-76 21-13 12-6 Big State Conference Co-Champions Johnny Howerton 1976-77 19-10 10-4 2nd Big State Conference Johnny Howerton 1977-78 9-20 4-4 3rd Big State Conference Johnny Howerton 1978-79 13-24 5-6 3rd Big State Conference Johnny Howerton 1979-80 10-25 1-5 T-3rd Big State Conference Johnny Howerton 1980-81 20-12 11-1 Johnny Howerton 1981-82 12-19 12-2 District VIII Champions Johnny Howerton 1982-83 26-7 10-3 District VIII Champions Tommy Newman 1983-84 16-15 ----- Richard Hoogendorn 1984-85 17-19 ----- Richard Hoogendorn 1985-86 19-12 ----- Richard Hoogendorn 1986-87 24-9 13-4 Richard Hoogendorn 1987-88 19-14 8-2 Charles Jolley 1988-89 20-19 6-6 Charles Jolley 1989-90 9-19 4-6 Charles Jolley 1990-91 13-17 3-7 T-9th Heart of Texas Conference Charles Jolley 1991-92 16-15 5-5 4th Heart of Texas Conference Charles Jolley 1992-93 8-21 2-8 6th Heart of Texas Conference Charles Jolley 1993-94 15-15 3-7 5th Heart of Texas Conference Charles Jolley 1994-95 7-23 3-11 Dennis Krishka 1995-96 11-19 3-11 Dennis Krishka 1996-97 11-15 9-7 T-4th Heart of Texas Conference Dennis Krishka 1997-98 15-12 8-7 Dennis Krishka 1998-99 9-18 5-5 Dennis Krishka 1999-00 15-12 ----- Terry Waldrop 2000-01 8-19 2-10 T-6th Heartland Conference Terry Waldrop 2001-02 17-9 ------USCAA Finalist Terry Waldrop 2002-03 22-12 13-7 T-3rd Red River Conference Terry Waldrop 2003-04 15-18 11-11 T-5th Red River Conference Terry Waldrop 2004-05 21-11 15-7 3rd Red River Conference Terry Waldrop 2005-06 25-9 16-4 NAIA Division I National Champions Terry Waldrop 2006-07 19-10 12-6 33rd Nationally Terry Waldrop Totals 1001-923 (.520) 408-292 (.584) Ram Record Book C O A C H II N G R E C O R D S Coach Years W L Pct. Coach Years W L Pct. 19 Elmer Hanebutt 1956-69 (13) 160 180 .471 Dan Hart 1951-55 (4) 50 41 .549 Terry Waldrop 1999- (8) 142 100 .587 Al Peters 1969-74 (5) 44 86 .338 Johnny Howerton 1974-82 (8) 118 136 .465 Tommy Newman 1982-83 (1) 26 7 .788 Charles Jolley 1987-94 (7) 100 120 .455 Red Rutledge 1942-43 (1) 19 3 .864 Johnnie Edwards 1945-51 (6) 99 56 .639 Byron Rhome 1935-37 (2) 14 24 .368 Dane Dmitrovic grabbed 178 rebounds as a frehsman last W.A. "Gus" Miller 1937-42 (5) 86 17 .835 Sam Rasco 1955-56 (1) 10 13 .435 season. Richard Hoogendorn 1983-87 (4) 76 54 .585 Totals 70 seasons 1001 923 .520 Dennis Krishka 1994-98 (5) 53 87 .379 All-Time Roster

-A- Brown,Avery 72-75 Cullen, Robert 73-75 Greathouse, Skip 72-73 Jefferson, Ray 51-54 Abdullah, Muhammad 04-06 Brown, Daryl 81-83 Green, Kenneth 81-83 Johnson,Anthony 76-80 Aiken, Bill 42-43 Brown, Gordon 41-42 -D- Green, Roy 75-77 Johnson, Charles 87-90 Allen, Coyle 90-92 Brown, Pete 61-64 Dacus, Mike 70-71 Green, Sam 35-36 Johnson, David 02-04 Allen, Robert 99-01 Browning, Bobby 56-57 David, Graham 63-64 Greene, Gerry 75-78 Johnson, George 61-62 Allie, Dick 64-65 Bruner, Joe 93-94 Davis, Kenny 91-92 Gross, J.B. 70-71, 74-75 Johnson, Kenneth 02-03 Anderson, Brad 80-81 Buck, Jerry 50-54 Day, Carl 35-36 Gross, Steve 74-75 Johnson, Marcus 02-03 Anderson, Russell 83-84 Burnette, James 34-35 Decker, Morris 36-37 Johnson, Matt 99-01 Archer, Dale 56-58 Byars, Mark 77-79 Delaney, Jim 54-56 -H- Johnson, Steve 72-73 Armstrong,Anthony 87-88 Byington, Jeff 83-84 DeVaulle, Daryl 94-95 Hailey, Mark 88-90 Johnson, Stevie 90-91 Ashley,Anthony 93-94 Dickens, Chip 88-91 Hale, Charles 80-81 Johnson,Tommy 04-05 Ashworth, Shawn 99-02 -C- Ditto, Ronnie 60-62 Hames, Gene 36-37 Johnson,Travis 66-69 Caddell, James 66-67 Dixson,Tristan 06-07 Hancock,Tommy 48-49 Jolley, Matt 92-94 -B- Calaway, Mark 85-86 Dmitrovic, Dane 06- Harding, Red 35-37 Jones, Chris 81-83 Bailey, Robert 34-35 Campbell, Chris 02-03 D'Leon,Wayne 88-92 Harper, Kenny 72-74 Jones, Clifford 90-91 Dodd,George 54-56 Harris, Darrick 89-90 Jones, Deshawn 95-96 Domino,Terry 81-82 Harris, Ricky 88-90, 91-92 Lowe,Willis 34-35 Dowler, Charles 49-52 Harrison, Odell 45-46 Doyle, Bobby 42-43, 45-46 Harston, Brian 03-04 -K- Dudley, Kevin 93-94 Hart, Dan 41-42 Kalbfleisch, Jeff 88-89 Dunlaps, Delmar 45-46 Harwell, Mark 81-82 Keeton,Tim 80-81 Dyke, Bobby 83-84 Hatley, Randy 70-74 Keller, Kris 83-84 Haub, Gary 65-66 Kennard, Joey 07 -E- Hay, Creason 83-84 Kenvin, Kenny 90-94 Eades, Ronnie 65-66 Haynes,Wesley 03-04 Kenvin, Steve 91-92 Earl,TQ 93-95 Helbing, David 63-64 Kile, James 49-51 Edwards, John 69-71 Henderson, Dario 03-04 King, Ben 92-93 Edwards, Johnnie 37-39 Herrin, Gordon 39-40 Kirkpatrick, George 61-62 Eiland,Travis 02-03 Higginbotham, CJ 03-07 Kliever, Donnie 75-77 Ellis, Brian 05-06 Higgins, Douglas 46-50 Knight, Lanny 96-99 Ellison, Rodney 94-95 Hillery,Wayne 37-41 Knox, Bill 74-76 Erickson, Darren 91-94 Hobbs, Brandon 02-03 Eshon, Fred 06- Hodson, Jim 45-46 -L- Etienne, Nino 04-07 Hogg, Freddy 66-67, 69-71 Lackovich, Mick 84-85 Evans, Maurice 75-76 Holmes, Jacob 02-03 Laitinen,Andy 07- Evans, Otis 95-96 Hooper, Frank 57-58 Lamm, Jaime 93-94 Hoskins, Donnie 60-61 Lane, Steve 67-71 -F- Hubbard, Larry 99-00 Lane,Tommy 74-75 Felts, Kellon 35-36 Hughes, Cliff 46-47 Langley, Martin 88-90 Fenoglio,Tom 75-77 Hunt, Ben 04-06 Lanier, Darrell 77-78 Fields, Charles 80-82 LaTouche,Andre 01-02 Lon Goldstein was named Best All-Around Athlete in Finley, Dalane 07- -I- Leach, Mike 67-70 1938 and 1939. Fitchett, Kevin 82-84 Isbell, Milton 35-37 Lenear, Darrell 81-82 Baldwin, Herman 56-58 Carey, Eric 97-99 Fitzgerald, Carl 83-85 Lents, Joe 66-68 Ballard, Dwayne 83-85 Carolan, Jim 55-56 Fitzgerald, Obed 35-36 -J- Lewis, Greg 77-78 Barber, Roy 40-43, 45-46 Carter, Byron 95-96 Flynn, John 35-37 Jackson, Erley 98-01 Livingston, Brandon 04-06 Barlow, Marcus 34-36 Carter, James 34-36 Ford, Curtis 67-68 Jackson, Frank 68-70 Loerch, Mike 82-84 Barnes, Raymond 37-41 Chambers, Henry 97-98 Ford, Jerry 61-62 Jackson, Ralph 49-50, 51-52 Loewe, Justin 06-07 Barnes, Ryan 07- Chambers, Kenneth 81-83 Foreman, Danny 77-78 James, Dee 58-60 Lowack,Trey 91-94 Barnett, Matt 05-06 Chambers, Scott 67-68 Forrer, Bob 66-68 Jefferson, Marlon 93-94 Lumpkin, Jimmie 57-58 Barrick, Russ 64-66 Chandler,Tom 49-50 Fortenberry, Hardy41-42, 46-47 Bates, Don 63-64 Chapman, Melvin 51-53 Foster,Tom 55-56 Baum, Gerald 50-53 Chappell,Todd 97-00, 01-02 Fox, Jeremy 06- Bauman, Chuck 84-85 Chasteen, Clint 07 Frank,Tim 82-84 Bavousett, Ferris 70-71 Chin-A-Sen, Diego 89-90 Franklin, Henry 73-74 Beaudoin, Charles 99-01 Chipman, Ed 53-56 Franz, Matt 07-

All-Time Roster Beck, Clint 84-85 Clark,Adrian 91-92 Friday, John 52-56 Becker, Barry 75-77 Clark, Frannie 81-83 Friday, Lee 78-79 Bellew, Don 64-65 Clemons, Charles 82-84 Fry, Paul 83-85 Bice, Don 53-56 Cleveland, Dale 77-79 Fulton, Brian 99-02 Bielss, Otto 01-02, 03-04 Clifford, Marty 51-52 Bigham, Jason 91-93 Cohen, Greg 81-82 -G- Billups, Jeff 92-95 Coleman, Larry 80-82 Gandy, Les 56-58 Blackmon,Woodrow 34-35 Coleman,Torrance 00-01 Gibson, Oranta 00-01 Blevins, Randy 71-73 Collier, Gilbert 82-83 Giesler, Jody 58-61 Boatwright,William 82-84 Collins, Shane 98-00 Giesler, John 62-64 Bogges, Kiely 89-91 Combs, Chip 62-63 Gillespie, Pete 35-37 Bommarito, Bret 97-98 Comstock, Brian 72-76 Gipson,Winston 80-83 Bosworth, Marcel 83-84 Cone, Jaime 58-60 Gladney, Joey 02-04 20 Bowen, Rodney 80-82 Congress, Mike 77-81 Glore, Larry 58-60 Bracken, James 98-99 Cooper, Bart 84-85 Gober, Kennith 07- Bradford,Andrew 05-06 Cosper, Charles 66-68 Goff, Cecil 59-63 Bradley, Joe 50-53 Cotton,Weyman 40-43 Golden, Russell 65-66 Brannen, Riley 67-68 Counts, Stafford 77-79 Goldstein, Lon 38-39 Bray, John 35-37 Courtney, Howard 65-67 Gordon, Rod 88-90, 91-92 Cozad, Richard 46-50 Graham, Buddy 62-64 Brennan, Ronald 01-02 Ben Hunt held six school records at the time of his gradua- Crenshaw, Chad 98-01 Gray, Keith 95-98 Bridges, Jim 53-54 tion and delivered Texas Wesleyan’s first national champi- Brochmann,Aaron 00-01 Crowder, Kenneth 82-84 Gray,Tommy 68-70 onship in 2006. All-Time Roster

-M- Nicksick,Ted 46-48 Risenhoover, Milt 66-67 -T- -W- MacLean, Gordon 48-49 Nobles, Rodney 88-89 Robecheaux, Ronnie 57-58 Talley,Albert 02-04, 05-06 Waldrop, Cody 07- Makarwich, Corsky 35-36 Norris, Jerry 63-65 Walsh, Ralph 39-40 Mallery, Penn 88-90 Walsh, Red 37-41 Malone, Earnest 93-94, 95-97 -O- Ward, Hazen 37-41 Malone, Justin 06-07 Owens,Terry 56-57 Watts,Trey 04-05 Mann, Nyle 66-68 Wayman, Max 70-71 Martin,Anthony 03-04 -P- Wayman,Wayne 75-77 Martin, Joey 98-99 Paddock, John 34-35 Weatherly, Billy Joe 47-49 Martin, Ray 76-77 Parham, E.F. 46-48 Webb, Carl 76-79 Massey, Damien 98-99 Parham, Randy 70-74 Weber, David 62-66 Massey, Frank 54-56 Parker,Will 00-02 Weber, Gus 45-49 Matheis,Alan 66-69 Parks, Princeton 00-01 Welborn, Robby 76-78 Mathis, Raymond 39-40, 41-42 Pate, Kevin 91-93 Welch,Vernon 54-57 Matlock,Wilfred 35-36 Pate, Mike 71-73 Wendorf,Tommy 65-66 McCaskill, Jave 87-89 Patterson, Evan 05-07 Whaley,Aaron 00-03 McClung, Bob 37-39 Patton,Wally 45-48 White, Bill 59-62 McClung, Cecil 37-41 Peck, Lyle 84-85 Whitfield, James 02-03 McFather,Adrian 41-43 Pederson, Mark 90-92 Whitson,Aaron 02-03 McGill, Butch 91-92 Pendarvis, Earl 68-70 Whitworth, Melvin 68-70 McGraw, Quincy 97-98 Peoples, David 02-03 Wickman, Mike 72-73 McKinney, Khayri 04-06 Perez, Carlos 90-91 Wilburn,Tad 95-96 McKizzie, Robert 68-72 Perkins, Mark 82-86 Wiley, Brandon 98-99 McLean, Charlie 35-36 Peterson, Jason 95-97 Wilkerson, Danea 80-81 McMahen, Ronnie 73-75 Pettigrew, Kendrick 92-93 Williams, Bill 69-71 McNeely, Clifton 40-41, 46-47 Phelan, Charles 34-35 Williams, Kelvin 06-07 McNeely, Mike 70-71 Phelps, Larry 62-66 Williams, Robert 45-46 McNeely, Phil 70-74 Phillips, Guinn 46-48 David Johnson is Texas Wesleyan’s only two-time All- Williams, Sam 84-85 McQuitty, Bob 52-53 Phillips, Jake 41-43 American. Williams,Tyrone 75-76 Merder, Bob 62-64 Picha, Marvin 62-65 Williams,Vince 04-05 Mikales, Dan 84-85 Pigg, Milburn 36-39 Roberson, Mark 82-85 Taylor, Eric 95-99 Willis, Don 62-64 Minnis, Bill 53-56 Player, Craig 81-83 Robertson,Wendell 75-79 Terry,T.J. 66-67 Wood, Robert 58-59 Minshew,Andy 35-36 Portwood, Roger 34-36 Robinson, Bill 65-67 Thomas, Melvin 57-60 Wren, C.J. 05-07 Minter, Dean 80-81 Prater, David 76-79 Robinson, Brian 98-00 Thompson,Tommy 60-62 Wrice, Craig 06-07 Monroe, Danny 66-70 Prater, Joe 47-48, 49-51 Robinson,Wayne 67-69 Thornberry, Mike 56-57 Wright, Eddie 72-76 Moore, Bobby 60-62 Prater, Paul 49-50, 53-54 Rodriguez, Sammy 70-71 Thornton, Jack 37-41 Wright,Vernon 74-78 Moore, Stevie 91-92 Prescher, Roger 78-79 Roe,Tom 79-80 Tidwell, Jack 72-73 Wynn,Terrence 01-02 Moreau, Mike 82-84 Prevost, Mark 73-74 Roman, Jaime 93-94 Treaudo,Wayne 80-82 Morris, Earl 42-43 Price, Mike 65-66, 67-68 Ross, Gordon 47-48 Truitt, Bryant 40-41 -Y- Muckwei, Hector 07- Rudolph, Bob 78-79 Turner, Jerry 64-66 Yager, John 59-61 Mumford, Monty 78-80 -R- Rue, Irvin 61-65 Yarbrough, Ernest 34-36 Mumford, Rick 72-73 Radcliff, Ray 79-81 Russell, Fred 68-70 -U- Young, Corey 95-97 Rutledge, Red 36-38 Uselton, Charlie 56-58 -Z- -S- -V- Zastoupil, Lou 49-52 Saladin, John 87-89 Vahala, Martin 07- Zone, Sean 94-95 Saliba, Ernie 39-40 Vanderhide, Ron 70-72 Sanders, Raymond 68-70 Viers, Jason 93-95 Sargent, Eugene 59-60 Voskuil, Bryan 00-02 Schilder, Brad 02-06 Scott,Aaron 07- Scott,Alvin 72-74 Seagrist, John 48-49 Shabay, Matt 99-00 Shaw, Clark 82-83 Shaw, Demetric 77-81 Shaw, John 34-35 Shawver, Jim 53-56 Shelton,Todd 98-99 Simmons, Doug 50-51 Simmons, Pat 53-54 Singer, Joe 48-49 Smith,Aaron 03-04 Smith, Derek 89-90 Smith, Rodell 88-90 Smith, Ronnie 82-84 Spencer, Shannon 97-98 All-Time Roster Marty Clifford, 1951. Stamps, Doug 97-98 Steenbergen, Barry 01-02 Mundy, Bill 56-58 Randall, Evan 07- Stephenson, John 77-79 21 Myers, Chris 06- Rasco, Sam 49-53 Stetson,Tom 95-98 Ray, Mike 77-79 Stewart, Charles 48-51 -N- Raymond, Raold 06-07 Stroud, James 47-49 Neal, Jason 98-99 Reasoner, Scott 04-06 Stroud, Robert 73-74 Nealy, Labrent 99-00 Rees, Don 56-60 Sublet, Kevan 75-77 Nelson, Pete 65-66 Reneau, Jon 90-94 Sublet, Kevin Jr. 97-99 Mark Calaway went on to become professional Neu, James 60-62 Renshaw, Sammy 45-46 Summers, Chuck 95-96 wrestling’s “The Undertaker” after playing with the Rams Nichols,Abner 41-43, 45-46 Rhome, Dan 35-36 Swigert, Mike 93-94 during the 1985-86 season. All-Time vs. Opponents

Opponent Record Streak Opponent Record Streak St.Thomas 1-0 W1 Abilene Christian 18-12 W1 Kentucky State 0-1 L1 Sam Houston State 18-19 L3 Alaska-Anchorage 1-1 L1 Kentucky Wesleyan 0-4 L4 San Diego 0-1 L1 American Christian 1-1 W1 Lamar 2-5 L2 Schreiner 10-2 W7 American International 1-0 W1 Langston 6-6 L1 Science & Arts (OK) 3-3 W1 Angelo State 1-2 L2 LaSalle 0-1 L1 Seton Hall 0-4 L4 Arizona State 1-1 L1 Lawrence Tech 0-1 L1 Sioux Falls 0-1 L1 Arkansas 0-1 L1 LeTourneau 33-7 L2 Siena 1-1 L1 Arkansas State 2-1 L1 Linfield College 1-0 W1 Southeastern Louisiana 0-1 L1 Arkansas Tech 1-1 W1 Lipscomb 1-0 W1 SE Missouri State 0-1 L1 Auburn 0-1 L1 Long Island 0-1 L1 SE Oklahoma State 14-20 L2 Austin College 54-11 W14 Loras 0-1 L1 Southern Arkansas 0-1 L1 Bacone 4-6 W3 Louisiana-Lafayette 0-3 L3 Southern Colorado 0-3 L3 Baylor 0-4 L4 Louisiana-Monroe 0-1 L1 SMU 1-9 L1 Belhaven 1-0 W1 Louisiana Tech 0-4 L4 Southern Mississippi 1-0 W1 Bellarmine College 0-1 L1 Loyola (LA) 1-1 L1 Southern Nazarene 5-10 L3 Belmont 0-1 L1 Loyola (MD) 1-1 L1 Southern Utah 0-4 L4 Beloit (WI) 0-2 L2 LSU 0-1 L1 Southern Virginia 0-1 L1 Bishop College 4-2 W3 LSU-Shreveport 7-1 W2 SW Adventist 1-0 W1 Boston College 1-0 W1 Lubbock Christian 8-6 L1 SW Assemblies of God 11-2 W2 BYU-Hawaii 1-2 L1 MacAlaster College 1-0 W1 SW Missouri State 0-1 L1 Cal. St.-Bakersfield 0-2 L2 Mary-Hardin Baylor 25-10 W3 SW Oklahoma Christian 2-0 W2 Cal. St.-Los Angeles 0-1 L1 McMurry 37-20 L3 SW Oklahoma State 4-2 W2 Cal. St.-Northridge 0-1 L1 McNeese State 0-1 L1 Southwestern (KS)First Meeting Cameron 1-8 W1 Memphis 0-3 L3 Southwestern (TX) 57-32 W3 Carroll 1-0 W1 Mercer 0-1 L1 Spring Hill 1-1 W1 Centenary 3-4 L3 Merchant Marine Academy 1-0 W1 Stout Institute 0-1 L1 Central Arkansas 0-1 L1 Mesa State 2-0 W2 Spring Hill 0-1 L1 Central Florida 0-2 L2 Mid-America Bible 1-0 W1 Stephen F.Austin 12-21 L5 Central Missouri State 1-2 L2 Middlebury College 0-1 L1 Sterling College 2-0 W2 Central Oklahoma 1-1 L1 Middle Tennessee State 0-1 L1 Stoneybrook 0-1 L1 Chaminade 1-0 W1 Midwestern State 26-52 L3 Sul Ross 8-5 L1 Chattanooga 0-1 L1 Milliken College 0-1 L1 Tabor College 2-0 W2 Chicago St. 0-1 L1 Missouri-Kansas City 1-1 L1 Tarkio College 0-1 L1 Cincinnati 0-1 L1 Missouri Southern 0-1 L1 Tarleton State 31-19 W1 College of the Santa Fe 1-1 W1 Missouri Valley 1-0 W1 Tennessee Tech 0-1 L1 College of the Ozarks 1-0 W1 Morningside 1-0 W1 Texas 0-6 L6 Colorado College 1-0 W1 Morris Harvey 0-2 L2 Texas A&M 0-2 L2 Colorado State 1-0 W1 Murray State 0-4 L4 TAMU-Commerce 6-18 L5 Concordia (MO) 1-0 W1 National Christian 5-0 W5 TAMU-Corpus Christi 2-3 W1 Concordia (TX) 13-7 W1 Navy 1-1 L1 TAMU-International 6-0 W6 Dallas Baptist 19-25 L2 Newman College 0-1 L1 TAMU-Kingsville 1-2 W1 Dallas Christian 3-0 W3 N.M. College of the Mines 1-0 W1 TCU 3-2 L1 Daniel Baker 14-4 W12 Nicholls State 0-1 L1 Texas College 15-2 W4 Decatur Baptist 3-2 W2 North Texas 13-5 W2 Texas Lutheran 35-34 W3 Delta State 1-0 W1 Northern Arizona 0-1 L1 Texas Southern 0-2 L2 Denver 1-0 W1 Northern Iowa 0-1 L1 Texas State 3-6 L1 Dillard 2-1 L1 Norhtwestern (LA) 4-0 W4 Texas Tech 1-2 L2 Drake 0-1 L1 Northwood 6-0 W6 Tougaloo 0-1 L1 Drury College 0-3 L3 Oakland 1-0 W1 Trinity 11-3 W2 Duquesne 1-0 W1 Oklahoma Baptist 4-5 W2 Tulane 0-1 L1 East Carolina 0-1 L1 Oklahoma Christian 6-18 L1 Tulsa 1-0 W1 East Central Oklahoma 6-17 L2 Oklahoma City 8-6 L1 Union 1-0 W1 East Texas Baptist 30-34 L1 Oklahoma State 0-1 L1 University of Dallas 20-3 L1 All-Time vs. Opponents Eastern New Mexico 1-2 L2 Old Dominion 0-1 L1 Upper Iowa 0-1 L1 Ecuador College 1-0 W1 Oral Roberts 0-2 L2 Utah 0-1 L1 Emporia State 0-1 L1 Oregon State 0-1 L1 UT-Arlington 13-36 L12 Evansville 1-3 L3 Ouachita Baptist 2-0 W2 UT-El Paso 0-1 L1 Florida Southern 1-2 L2 Our Lady of the Lake 4-0 W4 UT-Pan America 13-4 L1 Galilee 1-0 W1 Panhandle College 1-0 W1 UT-Permian Basin 6-2 L1 Georgetown 0-2 L2 Parker 1-0 W1 Vanderbilt 0-1 L1 Georgia State 0-1 L1 Paterson State 1-0 W1 Villanova 0-1 L1 Gonzaga 0-1 L1 Paul Quinn 9-6 W6 Virginia Tech 0-1 L1 Grand Canyon 1-0 W1 Phillips 2-1 L1 Washburn College 0-1 L1 Hardin-Simmons 5-6 W1 Point Park 0-1 L1 Wayland Baptist 16-17 L3 Hartwick 1-0 W1 Prairie View A&M 0-2 L2 Wisconsin-Stout 0-1 L1 Harvard 1-0 W1 Pudget Sound 0-1 L1 Weber State 0-2 L2 Hawaii-Hilo 0-1 L1 Regis College 1-1 L1 Wesley First Meeting Hawaii-Loa 1-1 L1 Rice 1-3 L1 West Texas A&M 5-8 L5 Hillsdale Baptist 1-0 W1 Rockhurst College 1-3 L3 Western Illinois 0-1 L1 Houston 0-6 L6 St. Bonaventure 0-1 L1 Western Kentucky 0-2 L2 22 Houston Baptist 6-14 L1 St. Cloud State 0-2 L2 Western New Mexico 1-0 W1 Howard Payne 35-13 W8 St. Edward's 57-49 W1 Westmont 1-0 W1 Huston-Tillotson 11-3 L1 St. Francis (NY) 0-1 L1 Wiley 13-6 L2 Incarnate Word 8-19 L3 St. Francis (PA) 0-1 L1 Wyoming 0-1 L1 Indiana State 0-1 L1 St. Gregory's 3-1 W1 Xavier (LA) First Meeting Iona 0-1 L1 St. Leo 1-0 W1 Jacksonville Baptist 0-1 L1 St. Mary's 29-41 L5 * 2007-08 Opponents in Bold Jarvis Christian 10-8 L2 St. Michael's 0-1 L1 Kansas Wesleyan 1-0 W1 Opponent Record Streak 2007-08 RRAC Schedule

October 27 November 23 HTU at Stephen F.Austin, 7:00 p.m. January 30 SAGU vs. Dallas Christian, 7:30 p.m. Xavier (LA) at TC, 5:30 p.m. Houston Baptist at HTU, 7:00 p.m. WC at Haywood L. Strickland Classic, 5 p.m. December 29 October 31 LU at Fresh Coast Classic TWU at Oklahoma Baptist, 4:00 p.m. February 2 TC vs. Grambling State (LA), 7:30 p.m. PQC vs. Cameron (OK), 5 p.m. HTU at TX A&M-Kingsville, 7:30 p.m. BC at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* November 2 November 24 December 30 LU at TC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU vs. Bethel (KS), 7:30 p.m. Loyola (LA) at TC, 4:00 p.m. HTU vs.TX A&M International, 4:30 p.m. WC at HTU, 4:30 p.m.* JCC vs. Champion Baptist, 7:30 p.m. WC at Haywood L. Strickland Classic, 2:30 p.m. TC vs. Dillard (LA), 7:30 p.m. LU at Fresh Coast Classic December 31 February 4 LSU-Shreveport vs. PQC, 7:30 p.m. Concordia-Austin at HTU, 2 p.m. East TX Baptist at WC, 3:00 p.m. TWU at LU, 7:30 p.m.* PQC vs. Rhema (OK), 5 p.m. BC at TC, 7:30 p.m.* November 3 January 2 JCC at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* LSU-Shreveport vs. SAGU, 7:30 p.m. November 26 Southwestern (KS) at TWU, 2 p.m. PQC at Houston Baptist, 7:30 p.m. JCC vs. Ecclesia, 7:30 p.m. LU at Southwestern (KS), 7:00 p.m. WC vs. Philander Smith (AR), 7:30 p.m. January 3 February 6 Science & Arts (OK) vs. LU, 7:30 p.m. November 27 WC at Philander Smith (AR), 7:30 p.m. PQC at WC, 7:30 p.m.* PQC vs. Bethel (KS), 7:30 p.m. HTU at Concordia-Austin, 7:00 p.m. HTU at St. Edward's (TX), 7:00 p.m. February 9 November 5 November 28 January 5 TC at TWU , 7:30 p.m.* JCC vs. Champion Baptist, 7:30 p.m. TC at LSU-Shreveport, 7:00 p.m. TWU at TC, 7:30 p.m.* LU at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* WC vs.Tougaloo (MS),7:30 p.m. JCC at PQC, 8:00 p.m.* PQC at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* BC vs.Tabor (KS), 7:30 p.m. November 29 HTU at LU, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at WC, 7:30 p.m.* TWU at UT-Arlington,7:00 p.m. November 6 LU at Lincoln (MO), 7:30 p.m. January 7 February 11 TWU at Oklahoma Christian, 8:00 p.m. WC at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* TC vs. Dallas Christian, 7:30 p.m. November 30 Houston Baptist at LU, 7:30 p.m. LU at Houston Baptist, 7:30 p.m. Dillard (LA) at TC, 7:00 p.m. HTU at BC, 7:00 p.m. BC at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* November 8 JCC at Harding (AR), 7:00 p.m. Parker at TWU, 7:30 p.m. January 8 February 13 LSU-Shreveport vs.TC, 7:30 p.m. December 1 TWU at Wesley (MS), 7:30 p.m. HTU at WC, 7:30 p.m.* Science & Arts (OK) vs. LU, 7:30 p.m. Dillard (LA) at WC, 4:30 p.m. JCC at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* John Brown (AR) vs. BC, 7:30 p.m. BC at Rhema (OK), 7:00 p.m. February 14 January 10 BC at Central Baptist (AR), 7:30 p.m. November 9 December 3 JCC at Rhema (OK), 7:30 p.m. SAGU vs. Central Bible (MO), 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at TC, 7:00 p.m. HTU at UT-Pan American, 7:00 p.m. February 16 WC vs. Loyola (LA), 7:30 p.m. SAGU at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* JCC vs. Mid-America Christian, 7:30 p.m. December 4 January 12 PQC at TC, 7:30 p.m.* TWU at Xavier (LA), 7:30 p.m. TWU at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* WC at BC, 7:30 p.m.* November 10 Howard Payne (TX) at SAGU, 7:30 p.m. TC at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* JCC at LU, 7:30 p.m.* Evangel (MO) vs. SAGU, 7:30 p.m. LSU-Shreveport at WC, 7:30 p.m. BC at WC, 4:30 p.m.* HTU at Houston Baptist, 4:00 p.m. Xavier (LA) vs.WC, 7:30 p.m. LU at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* Friends (KS) vs. BC, 7:30 p.m. December 5 February 18 PQC vs. Southern (LA), 7:30 p.m. HTU at Tulane (LA), 7:00 p.m. January 14 TWU at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* PQC at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* TC at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* November 12 December 6 SAGU at TC, 7:30 p.m.* WC at LU, 7:30 p.m.* JCC at LSU-Shreveport, 7:30 p.m. LSU-Shreveport at JCC, 7:30 p.m. LU at WC, 7:30 p.m.* JCC at BC, 7:30 p.m.* Lincoln (MO) at LU, 7:30 p.m. BC at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* December 8 February 23 November 13 TWU at BC, 7:30 p.m.* January 16 BC at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at Dallas Christian, 8:00 p.m. PQC at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* LU at TWU , 7:30 p.m.* HTU at TC, 7:30 p.m.* BC at Tabor (KS), 7:30 p.m. TC at LU, 7:30 p.m.* HTU at UT-Pan American, 7:30 p.m. WC at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* LU at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* November 14 December 10 January 17 TC at Centenary (LA), 7:00 p.m. Oklahoma Wesleyan at TWU, 7:30 p.m. Rhema (OK) at BC, 7:00 p.m. February 25 TC at BC, 7:30 p.m.* HTU at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* November 15 HTU at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* January 19 BC at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* HTU at Xavier (LA), 5 p.m. SAGU at BC, 7:30 p.m.* LU at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* December 11 TC at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* November 16 Oklahoma Wesleyan at SAGU, 7:30 p.m. JCC at WC, 7:30 p.m.* March 1 TWU at Sterling (KS) PQC at LU, 7:30 p.m.* TWU at WC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at Southwestern (KS) Classic December 13 TC at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* TC at Mid-America Christian Belhaven (MS) at TWU , 7:30 p.m. January 21 LU at BC, 7:30 p.m.* LU vs. Colorado Christian, 5 p.m. TWU at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* PQC at HTU, 4:00 p.m.* HTU at Loyola (LA), 5 p.m. December 14 SAGU at LU, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU vs. LSU-Shreveport, 5:30 p.m. JCC at Mid-America Christian, 7:30 p.m. March 3 November 17 Belhaven at TWU, 7:30 p.m. PQC at BC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at HTU, 7:30 p.m.* TWU at Tabor (KS) TC at Tougaloo (MS),7:30 p.m. TWU at JCC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at Southwestern (KS) Classic BC at Friends (KS), 7:00 p.m. January 22 TC at WC, 7:30 p.m.* TC at Oklahoma Christian JCC at Rhema (OK), 7:30 p.m. WC at East TX Baptist, 7:00 p.m. December 15 March 6-8 JCC at TX Lutheran, 7:30 p.m. SAGU vs. Belhaven, 5:30 p.m. January 24 RRAC Tournament LU at Metro State (CO), 7:00 p.m. LSU-Shreveport at TWU , 7:30 p.m. WC at SAGU, 4:30 p.m.* Waxahachie,TX Cedar Valley at PQC, 4:00 p.m. PQC at St. Mary's (TX), 7:30 p.m. Central Baptist (MO) at BC, 7:30 p.m. BC at John Brown (AR), 3:00 p.m. December 17 January 26 November 19 Wesley at TWU, 7:30 p.m. WC at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* TWU at Oklahoma Wesleyan, 7:30 p.m. TC at Oklahoma City, 6:00 p.m. JCC at TC, 7:30 p.m.* 2007-08 RRAC Schedule BC at LU, 7:30 p.m.* November 20 December 18 HTU at PQC, 7:30 p.m.* SAGU at Howard Payne (TX), 7:30 p.m. Wesley at JCC, 7:00 p.m. 23 Tougaloo (MS) at TC, 7:30 p.m. January 28 Legend BC - Bacone College JCC at Prairie View A&M, 7:30 p.m. December 19 JCC at TWU, 7:30 p.m.* HT - Huston-Tillotson College Southern Nazarene (OK) at LU, 7:30 p.m. TWU at UT-San Antonio, 7:00 p.m. HTU at SAGU, 7:30 p.m.* JC - Jarvis Christian College HTU at Incarnate Word (TX), 7:00 p.m. WC at TC, 7:30 p.m.* LU - Langston BC at Ecclesia (AR), 7:00 p.m. December 20 PQ - Paul Quinn College William Carey (MS) at JCC, 7:30 p.m. January 29 SAGU - Southwestern Assemblies of God November 21 Ecclesia (AR) at BC, 7:00 p.m. TC - Texas College Tougaloo (MS) at WC, 7:30 p.m. December 21 WC - Wiley College TWU - Texas Wesleyan * - Conference Game 2006 NAIA Division I National Champions Six point eight seconds to play; your team is down by one. Coach wants the ball in your hands, and a rebound comes right to you. You have just enough time to race to the other end of the court and fire a last second shot.

No, this is not a situation from the active imagination of a young boy playing hoops in his driveway. This is exact- ly how the 2006 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship game ended. Senior guard Ben Hunt hit a three with 0.2 seconds remaining in the game to deliver Texas Wesleyan University's first ever national championship in basketball. It has become known as the “shot heard ‘round the world,” as Texas Wesleyan fans could be heard screaming from Kansas City, to Fort Worth, and all the way to Hunt's hometown of Bendigo, Austrailia.

That shot was the perfect cap for an unbelievable and unstoppable run by a Team,and not just a group of individuals, who won the right way. The NAIA preaches its Champions of Character program, which stresses core values of respect, integrity, servant leadership, and Ben Hunt hits the “shot heard ‘round the world.” sportsmanship. They could not have asked for a champion with more character than the 2005-06 Texas Wesleyan University Rams.

After final buzzer sounded, the Rams celebrated with all the unabashed enthusiasm of 15 college kids who had just achieved their dream. Meanwhile stunned Oklahoma City players looked on from the bench. In the light of that wonderful celebration few would have blamed them had they forgotten, but the Rams felt the need to show their respect for an outstanding opponent. As a team they went to the Oklahoma City bench to shake their hands. The gesture was in no way meant to gloat. It was a pure and heartfelt recognition of a great game played by both sides, and it was what is supposed to happen at the end of a collegiate game.

Head coach Terry Waldrop told the team, "This does not change who any of you were yesterday, but it shows everyone else that if you do things the right way, plan, prepare, and work hard, there is a great reward out there."

All of the pieces began to fall together even before the Rams arrived in Kansas City. The NAIA has an honorary coach program in which 32 sponsors draw teams for which they get to serve as honorary coach. The Rams drew the Hereford House, an outstanding steakhouse in Kansas City. Texas Wesleyan was treated with incredible hospitality and representatives of the Hereford House became a part of the team. By the way, the same restaurant sponsored the 2005 John Brown University team that won the title as an unseeded team as well.

Then came a favorable first round draw. The Rams played Union University, a terrific team that was ranked fifth in the country but did not match up very well against the Rams' style of play. With an 82-64 first round win under their belt, confidence blossomed and the Rams got hot, playing solid defense, executing on offense, and protecting the ball. Over the course of the tournament,Texas Wesleyan's opponents scored 84 points per game against all other teams while scratching out a paltry 66.6 against the Rams.

In the Sweet 16, the Rams snapped a seven-game losing streak against a vaunted Oklahoma Christian program. Led by the strong inside play of Evan Patterson and Nino Etienne, who each turned in a double-double, the Rams prevailed 67-62. That win put the Rams into the Elite Eight for the third time in program history.

Taking on fourth ranked Carroll College, the Rams knew they were in for a very tough game. In the first half, Brad Schilder kept the Rams’ hopes alive with 12 points that kept the game close (41-35) at halftime. In the second half, the Rams went to a box-and-one defensively. Evan Patterson poured in 14 of his game-high 22 points, and the Rams punched their first Fab Four ticket with a 73-70 win.

Texas Wesleyan’s Fab Four matchup did not look good historically. The Rams had never been beyond the Elite Eight, meanwhile their opponent, Oklahoma Baptist University, had made more appearances in the final game (6) than any other institution. In the first half, the Rams came out cold, trailing 9-0 off the bat and shooting just 39% in the period. In the second half, they stepped up the defensive intesity and Evan Patterson found a whole new gear. The Rams held the Bison to 33% shooting from the field in the second half and Patterson finished with a career-high 31 points to go with 12 rebounds to deliver an 83-72 win.

In the title game, the Rams followed the same plan that had gotten them there. They played smothering defense, and on the other end they executed their offense and got the ball to the hot hand.

While Evan Patterson was busy shutting down Lorenzo Gordon, who entered the game averaging a tournament high 25.8 points per game, Ben Hunt handled the offense. Patterson held Gordon to just two points in the first half and only ten in the game. Hunt finished with a tournament and career-high 34 points. In the second half, he scored 21 of Texas Wesleyan's 31 points. With 6.8 seconds on the clock, OCU’s Rory Green went to the line for two. He hit the first to put the Stars on top 65-64. He missed the second, and the rebound went to Hunt, who raced to the other end of the floor and fired a three in the face of three Oklahoma City defenders, the 6'7" Gordon among them, that sparked a mad celebration.

After one last meal with the proprietors of the Hereford House, the Rams could finally relax. No need to worry about jinxing themselves by sitting in a different order around the table, or perhaps wearing a different pair of socks. They had done something that can never be taken away.

All that was left to do was bring the James Naismith National Championship trophy home to Fort Worth. When they arrived on campus the following night, they met a hero's welcome of several hundred students, faculty, family, and fans. The next day, they were honored with a more formal welcome party attended by several hundred more fans in the Sid Richardson Center. Among the dignitaries in attendance were local sports legends, including Dr. Bobby Bragan, and numerous political figures including state congressmen and representatives from United States Congresswoman Kay Granger's office, as well as representatives from U.S. Congressman Michael Burgess' office.

The team received a state flag that had been flown over the capital in Austin, as well as a United States flag that had been flown in their honor over the U.S. capitol building. Then the crowd got what they wanted as several members of the team gave emotional speeches. Brad Schilder thanked the fans and his teammates for four tremendous years. Scott Reasoner, who transferred from John Brown last season only to watch the Eagles win the 2005 National Championship, thanked his coaches and teammates for keeping him going. Evan Patterson spoke about wanting a place to fit in and finding a family when he transferred to Texas Wesleyan as a junior.

Over the Summer, they received more accolades. Proclomations were made in numerous government bodies. Terry Waldrop was named Rawlings NAIA and the National Association of Basketball Coaches NAIA Coach of the Year, and even received a letter of congratulations 24 from President George W. Bush. Texas Wesleyan University could not ask to be represented by a better group of young men. They brought home a National Title with all the class of a true Champion of Character. Rams Year-by-Year

1935-36 D8 at Stephen F.Austin L, 40-36 F14 at Howard Payne W,57-53 J29 at McMurry W,31-26 4-11 D16 SE Oklahoma St. W,55-45 F15 Daniel Baker W,65-30 F5 at Howard Payne W,67-33 J10 Austin College W,30-28 D20 West Texas A&M W,50-40 F18 McMurry W,61-19 F6 McMurry W,52-34 J15 at Austin College L, 44-36 D26 1-vs. Emporia St. L, 39-28 F21 at Trinity W,54-41 F8 Southwestern L, 47-41 J17 at Daniel Baker L, 54-43 D27 1-vs.West Texas A&M W,38-29 F24 at Southwestern W,64-17 F12 at Abilene Christian L, 41-17 J29 at Trinity L, 43-28 D28 1-vs. SE Oklahoma St. W,41-32 F25 at Southwestern W,64-36 F15 at Southwestern L, 19-16 F7 at Tarleton St. L, 39-25 D29 1-vs.Arizona St. W,27-24 F28 at Austin College W,61-43 F19 Howard Payne W,43-19 F8 Decatur Baptist W,40-34 D30 1-vs. North Texas W,# M5 2-vs. Sam Houston St. L, 77-60 F22 at Austin College W,41-22 F10 at West Texas A&M L, 43-22 J10 Austin College W,74-32 M10 3-vs. Evansville W,71-62 F26 Abilene Christian L, 52-40 F11 at West Texas A&M L, 36-29 J13 at Austin College W,35-13 M12 3-vs.Northwestern W,56-47 M1 Austin College W,58-31 F14 at Decatur Baptist L, 47-29 J17 Southwestern W,73-23 M13 3-vs. San Diego State L, 44-42 F15 at Decatur Baptist L, 29-22 J20 Sam Houston St. W,49-37 1946-47 F18 at UT-Arlington L, 43-19 J21 TAMU-Commerce W,37-31 1941-42 30-4 F25 UT-Arlington W,48-23 F4 Trinity W,59-32 13-4 D2 at Oklahoma A&M L, 35-30 F26 Daniel Baker W,36-26 F7 Howard Payne L, 49-48 D16 Ouachita Baptist W,47-37 D3 at Tulsa W,77-42 F28 at Sul Ross L, 45-38 F10 at Southwestern W,51-25 D19 at North Texas L, 34-30 D6 at West Texas A&M W,45-38 F29 at Sul Ross L, 43-41 F11 at St. Edward's W,51-43 J3 North Texas W,52-50* D7 at West Texas A&M W,72-68 F17 Daniel Baker W,67-32 J9 TAMU-Commerce L, 38-34 D9 at Denver W,62-51 1936-37 F18 St. Edward's W,57-22 J11 at TAMU-Commerce L, 38-31 D10 at Colorado St. W,62-50 10-13 F24 at Daniel Baker W,46-38 J23 Abilene Christian W,42-22 D12 at Regis College W,39-30 D8 at Jacksonville Baptist L, 47-23 F25 at Howard Payne L, 49-48 J30 at Abilene Christian W,33-28 D13 at Colorado College W,54-51 D9 at Stephen F.Austin L, 39-30 M1 at Trinity W,50-41 J31 at McMurry W,58-32 D16 Oklahoma City W,65-35 D10 at TCU L, 32-30 M6 2-vs. Stephen F.Austin W,40-33 F3 at Austin College W,67-42 D19 at SE Missouri St. L, 58-57 D14 at Sam Houston St. L, 29-25 M8 2-at SMU L, 47-30 F6 Howard Payne W,40-30 D20 at Concorida (MO) W,65-53 D15 at Sam Houston St. L, 45-27 F7 McMurry W,36-22 J2 Central Oklahoma W,70-44 D17 at TCU W,28-26 1939-40 F13 Daniel Baker W,53-29 J4 Sam Houston St. W,58-44 J8 at Daniel Baker L, 39-30 20-3 F20 Austin College W,66-19 J9 Midwestern St. W,60-20 J9 at Howard Payne L, 30-28 D15 at Harvard W,53-37 F23 Trinity W,76-23 J11 at McMurry W,85-36 J13 at TAMU-Commerce L, 55-17 J6 at Decatur Baptist W,52-39 F27 at Howard Payne W,56-42 J14 at Sam Houston St. W,71-43 J14 Austin College W,36-35 J10 Sam Houston St. W,33-23 F28 at Daniel Baker W,56-34 J17 Hardin-Simmons W,60-41 J16 at Daniel Baker L, 31-30 J16 Decatur Baptist W,52-38 M11 3-vs.WI-Stout L, 47-42 J24 at Oklahoma City W,72-39 J18 at Tarleton St. L, 37-24 J19 at Trinity W,49-29 J25 Austin College W,61-39 J20 Daniel Baker College W,35-20 J29 at Sam Houston St. L, 51-49 1942-43 J28 North Texas W,60-54 J21 Daniel Baker College L, 37-32 F1 at TAMU-Commerce L, 58-51 19-3 J29 McMurry W,69-34 F3 at Trinity L, 47-45 F7 Austin College W,55-27 D1 at North Texas W,37-31 F4 Howard Payne W,61-52 F6 Southwestern W,29-26 F9 Howard Payne W,46-31 D2 at North Texas W,44-38 F6 at Midwestern St. W,65-36 F8 at Austin College W,33-22 F14 McMurry W,47-21 D5 at TAMU-Commerce W,47-39 F10 Abilene Christian W,61-48 F10 St. Edward's W,28-18 F16 Daniel Baker W,39-22 D15 TAMU-Commerce W,44-36 F14 at Arkansas St. W,54-52 F12 Howard Payne W,43-32 F19 at Austin College W,63-43 D17 at West Texas A&M L, 52-49 F15 at Arkansas St. W,82-46 F17 Trinity W,38-24 F21 Trinity W,62-54 D18 at West Texas A&M W,61-57 F18 at Abilene Christian L, 63-61 F22 at St. Edward's W,37-26 F23 at Daniel Baker W,61-41 D21 Stephen F.Austin W,60-34 F21 at Southwestern W,62-43 F23 at Southwestern W,39-30 F24 at Howard Payne W,52-46 D28 1-vs. Navy W,32-24 F24 at Howard Payne W,59-49 F25 at Tarleton St. L, 24-23 F28 Southwestern W,57-24 D29 1-vs.Arkansas L, 52-46 F27 at Southwestern W,57-33 F29 Southwestern W,49-21 J8 North Texas W,49-39 M1 at Loyola (MD) W,60-59 1937-38 M1 at McMurry W,45-25 J18 North Texas W,40-29 M3 at Austin College W,70-46 13-1 M5 at Abilene Christian W,50-46 J29 at Stephen F.Austin W,57-53 M10 3-vs. Linfield College W,84-50 D8 at TCU W,41-34 M8 Abilene Christian W,50-40 F4 at McMurry W,40-26 M12 3-vs. Beloit (WI) L, 63-53 D16 at Stephen F.Austin W,45-38 M12 3-vs. Central MO W,40-36 F5 at McMurry W,53-33 J7 at Sam Houston St. L, 42-25 M13 3-vs. SE Oklahoma St. W,40-39 F6 at Hardin Simmons W,68-54 1947-48 J10 Oklahoma City W,43-33 M14 3-vs.Tarkio College L, 37-25 F9 at Abilene Christian W,44-39 19-13 J18 Austin College W,70-32 F13 at Howard Payne W,56-54 D3 East Texas Baptist W,56-31 J21 at Daniel Baker W,43-17 1940-41 F16 Abilene Christian W,49-33 D6 at Oklahoma City W,35-33 J22 at Howard Payne W,43-34 21-2 F19 Howard Payne W,49-23 D8 Midwestern St. W,58-32 F1 Sam Houston St. W,44-35 J1 N.M.-Mines W,52-30 F25 at Southwestern W,65-47 D9 Centenary W,47-39 F4 at St. Edward’s W,51-37 J8 at Sam Houston St. W,43-40 F26 at Southwestern W,42-27 D15 at SMU L, 55-44

F5 at St. Edward’s W,40-28 J10 at Hardin-Simmons W,59-36 M8 3-vs. St. Cloud State L, 59-54 D19 Delta St. W,56-47 Rams Year-by-Year F9 at Austin College W,53-31 J11 at Hardin-Simmons W,52-31 D20 Loyola (LA) W,67-40 F12 Daniel Baker W,38-32 J13 at McMurry W,49-24 1943-44 D29 4-vs.TCU W,54-47 25 F21 Howard Payne W,53-28 J14 at Abilene Christian W,68-35 No team D30 4-vs. North Texas W,66-61 M1 at Oklahoma City W,47-41 J17 at Daniel Baker W,65-30 D31 4-vs. SMU L, 53-42 J20 Austin College W,58-31 1944-45 J5 at Centenary L, 43-39 1938-39 J25 Trinity W,57-36 No team J7 at East Texas Baptist W,71-29 19-7 J31 Sam Houston St. W,53-43 J16 Abilene Christian W,61-43 D6 at Sam Houston St. L, 46-42 F7 Howard Payne W,78-41 1945-46 J23 at Long Island L, 49-48 D7 at Stephen F.Austin L, 47-31 F12 Abilene Christian W,56-40 6-4 J24 at Georgetown L, 48-37 Rams Year-by-Year

J26 at Duquesne W,57-53 J24 at Morris Harvey L, 71-66 F22 Texas Lutheran W,86-56 J1 Stephen F.Austin L, 76-60 J28 at LaSalle L, 69-66 J25 at Seton Hall L, 64-58 F29 at East Texas Baptist L, 74-68 J4 St. Mary's W,93-83 J29 at Loyola (MD) L, 68-63 J27 at Iona L, 75-61 J7 UT-Pan American W,74-57 J30 at Merchant Marine W,69-48 J30 at St. Bonaventure L, 65-59 1952-53 J13 St. Edward's L, 50-49 F2 at Seton Hall L, 59-41 F4 at Siena L, 57-42 16-7 J14 Southwestern W,53-50 F4 at American Int. W,67-52 F10 at Centenary W,65-56 D2 at Midwestern St. L, 65-57 J22 East Texas Baptist W,81-78 F5 at Boston College W,56-50 F11 at East Texas Baptist L, 57-56* D4 Sam Houston St. W,54-45 J29 Wayland Baptist L, 81-59 F7 at Morris Harvey L, 55-52 F14 at Howard Payne L, 61-60 D9 Midwestern St. W,58-51 F1 St. Edward's W,68-55 F14 at Abilene Christian W,42-37 F15 at North Texas W,62-58 D11 at Howard Payne W,90-78 F4 St. Mary's W,85-66 F17 Oklahoma City W,52-44 F17 Wayland Baptist W,65-40 D13 St. Mary's W,64-63 F10 UT-Pan American W,95-62 F21 at Lawrence Tech L, 64-47 F22 Abilene Christian W,52-43 D16 at Hardin-Simmons L, 72-63 F12 Texas Lutheran W,97-69 F23 at Loras L, 59-43 F24 at Austin College W,78-37 D18 Howard Payne W,81-58 F15 Southwestern W,42-38 F24 at Beloit (WI) L, 69-61 M7 7-at West Texas A&M L, 74-55 J6 at Stephen F.Austin L, 68-61* F18 East Texas Baptist L, 94-85 M1 5-vs. Ecuador W,84-54 J8 Southwestern W,83-68 F22 Texas Lutheran L, 95-92 M5 5-vs.TAMU-Comm. W, 77-56 1950-51 J10 at East Texas Baptist L, 88-71 M3 10-at TAMU-Comm. L, 78-52 M6 5-vs.Texas Tech W,54-52 11-15 J23 Texas Lutheran W,69-68 M8 3-vs. Gonzaga L, 46-45 N28 at SMU L, 58-53 J27 Stephen F.Austin L, 78-72 1955-56 N30 at Stephen F.Austin W,64-59 J30 at Sam Houston St. L, 107-80 10-13 1948-49 D4 at Baylor L, 66-64 F6 at St. Mary's W,85-74 N29 Stephen F.Austin L, 70-54 15-10 D8 at St. Edward's L, 53-42 F7 at Texas Lutheran W,81-70 D3 McMurry W,77-64 N30 at SMU L, 68-65 D9 at Texas L, 63-41 F10 at Wayland Baptist W,73-70* D6 at SMU L, 65-42 D2 Austin College W,61-27 D12 at Sam Houston St. L, 65-58 F13 at St. Edward's W,60-54 D9 Sam Houston St. W,98-88 D7 at TAMU-Commerce W,81-57 D14 at Hardin-Simmons L, 68-58 F14 at Southwestern W,65-58 D14 at Centenary L, 74-70 D9 Midwestern St. W,69-47 D16 Wayland Baptist W,49-39 F20 at Sul Ross W,68-61 D16 at Louisiana Tech L, 75-69 D10 Sam Houston St. W,70-65 J3 Trinity L, 63-57 F21 at Sul Ross W,73-68 D29 9-vs. Midwestern St. L, 82-66 D13 at Howard Payne W,72-68 J10 Sam Houston St. W,55-43 F27 East Texas Baptist W,75-60 D30 9-vs.Austin College L, 77-70 D14 at Abilene Christian W,59-51 J12 North Texas W,69-62 M3 5-vs. North Texas W,86-80 J3 at Stephen F.Austin L, 89-56 D17 Arizona State L, 50-36 J13 at Howard Payne W,79-56 M5 5-vs.TAMU-Comm. L, 72-52 J6 *UT-Pan American W,92-54 D22 Eastern New Mexico W,81-62 J16 Stephen F.Austin W,54-39 J10 at McMurry W,74-57 D29 6-at Washburn Coll. L, 72-60 J20 at Villanova L, 71-64 1953-54 J13 at Southwestern W,77-69 D30 6-vs. Millikin L, 71-65 J21 at St. Francis (PA) L, 88-61 10-12 J19 at St. Edward's L, 60-59 J4 at Midwestern St. W,41-30 J24 at Seton Hall L, 71-56 D1 Stephen F.Austin W,71-70 J21 Texas Lutheran W,77-70 J5 Abilene Christian W,52-51 J26 at St. Francis (NY) L, 76-62 D3 at SMU L, 105-70 J27 St. Mary's W,66-61 J8 at Austin College W,64-31 J27 at St. Michael's L, 75-61 D5 at McMurry W,69-61 J28 at Sam Houston St. L, 82-71 J13 Howard Payne W,51-47 F3 at Trinity W,70-63 D8 Sam Houston St. W,67-64 F3 East Texas Baptist W,77-69 J14 1-vs. Centenary W,61-58*** F5 at North Texas L, 70-53 D10 at Stephen F.Austin L, 79-59 F7 Southwestern L, 96-92 J15 1-vs. Oklahoma City L, 43-34 F9 Abilene Christian W,52-43 D12 at Centenary L, 63-53 F14 St. Edward's W,76-69 J19 at Cincinnati L, 81-67 F17 Midwestern St. W,64-54 D14 at Loyola (LA) L, 91-69 F17 at St. Mary's L, 83-80 J21 at Paterson St. W,49-46 F21 Hardin-Simmons L, 70-68 J8 at St. Mary's L, 64-54 F18 at UT-Pan American W,68-55 J22 at Seton Hall L, 62-47 F23 at Midwestern St. W,50-48 J9 at Texas Lutheran L, 71-63 F25 at East Texas Baptist L, 104-86 J25 at Hartwick W,74-44 F24 Howard Payne W,72-60 J12 at Sam Houston St. L, 95-78 F28 at Texas Lutheran L, 80-70 J27 at Siena W,53-49 M2 at Oklahoma City L, 57-42 J15 Wayland Baptist L, 66-57 F2 at Sam Houston St. L, 64-56 J19 St. Edward's L, 70-46 1956-57 F5 East Texas Baptist L, 67-65 1951-52 J22 East Texas Baptist W,49-45 7-20 F15 at TAMU-Commerce L, 55-53 15-7 J30 Hardin-Simmons L, 61-60 D1 at Abilene Christian L, 61-57 N29 8-vs.Texas Tech L, 57-39 F5 St. Mary's W,89-73 D4 at Midwestern St. L, 103-65 Rams Year-by-Year 1949-50 N30 8-vs.Wayland Baptist L, 57-39 F6 Texas Lutheran W,80-55 D7 Lamar L, 80-46 19-10 D6 Hardin-Simmons W,64-56 F12 at Southwestern W,70-59 D13 Stephen F.Austin L, 85-53 D2 at Sam Houston St. L, 53-50 D15 at St. Mary's W,55-42 F13 at St. Edward's L, 58-48 D17 at Lamar L, 90-64 D6 at Texas W,38-35 D19 at TAMU-Commerce L, 56-53 F19 Sul Ross W,76-64 D18 at Stephen F.Austin L, 95-59 D8 at Midwestern St. W,59-53 J2 at Hardin-Simmons L, 67-52 F20 Sul Ross W,85-62 D21 Abilene Christian L, 97-90 D13 at Baylor L, 52-51 J5 Howard Payne W,66-55 F23 Southwestern W,68-48 D27 11-vs. Sul Ross L, 71-64* D14 at St. Edward's W,54-44 J8 at Daniel Baker W,73-52 F26 at East Texas Baptist L, 90-75 D28 11-vs. Midwestern St. L, 86-76 D16 Midwestern St. W,66-52 J11 at Southwestern W,63-37 J5 Austin College L, 85-72 D17 Austin College W,49-37 J12 at St. Edward's L, 68-67 1954-55 J8 McMurry W,76-68 D19 Hardin-Simmons W,64-53 J18 Southwestern W,60-36 9-15 J11 at Southwestern L, 87-86 D20 at McMurry W,70-36 J19 Wayland Baptist W,71-57 N28 Sam Houston St. L, 94-72 J12 at St. Edward's L, 88-59 26 J3 McMurry W,74-40 J26 at Howard Payne W,69-68 N30 Stephen F.Austin L, 68-55 J15 at McMurry L, 65-55 J5 Howard Payne W,60-49 J29 TAMU-Commerce W,70-69 D3 SMU L, 104-68 J18 at TAMU-C.C. L, 85-70 J7 at Abilene Christian L, 50-49 F1 at St. Mary's W,68-61 D7 McMurry L, 73-68 J19 at UT-Pan American W,72-49 J11 at St. Edward's W,61-48 F2 at Texas Lutheran W,80-64 D9 Sam Houston St. L, 94-87 J26 St. Mary's W,71-70 J13 Sam Houston St. W,73-56 F5 East Texas Baptist L, 57-54 D14 Louisiana Tech L, 101-86 J29 Midwestern St. L, 85-71 J14 East Texas Baptist W,64-48 F9 at Abilene Christian W,82-79 D16 Centenary L, 84-66 F2 at East Texas Baptist L, 114-91 J17 at St. Mary's W,68-50 F14 Daniel Baker W,75-44 D30 9-vs.TAMU-Commerce L, 82-58 F6 Texas Lutheran W,90-86 J18 at Trinity W,79-58 F16 St. Edward's W,53-48 D31 9-vs.Austin College L, 77-76 F8 UT-Pan American W,80-59 Rams Year-by-Year

F9 at Austin College L, 102-88 1959-60 D1 at Memphis L, 92-51 D28 11-vs.TAMU-Comm. L, 86-72 F12 St. Edward's W,64-63 15-13 D2 at Arkansas St. L, 87-83 D29 11-vs. UT-Arlington W,80-74 F14 at St. Mary's W,78-75 N24 Stephen F.Austin W,69-65 D6 at Texas L, 92-66 J4 at Texas Lutheran L, 98-97 F19 Southwestern L, 94-86 N30 at Stephen F.Austin L, 72-70 D9 Howard Payne W,90-88 J8 Southwestern W,115-87 F22 East Texas Baptist L, 88-57 D2 Sam Houston St. W,63-61 D12 Tarleton St. W,110-86 J11 St. Mary's W,96-86 F26 at Texas Lutheran L, 89-82 D5 at Evansville L, 89-73 D14 at Austin College W,72-69 J14 at UT-Arlington W,87-81 D8 at Memphis L, 107-48 D28 11-vs. Midwestern St. L, 88-71 J18 at St. Edward's L, 115-104 1957-58 D9 at Murray St. L, 67-61 D29 11-vs.Wayland Baptist W,80-67 J25 UT-Arlington L, 102-88 12-14 D11 at Kentucky Wesleyan L, 73-56 D30 11-vs.Texas St. L, 73-67 J29 Tarleton St. W,103-82 D3 University of Dallas W,104-46 D15 UT-Arlington W,66-60 J3 at UT-Arlington L, 77-74 F1 at St. Mary's L, 82-71 D6 at North Texas L, 75-61 D17 12-vs. Howard Payne L, 74-53 J6 at UT-Pan American L, 75-60 F5 at Southwestern W,110-81 D14 TAMU-Corpus Christi L, 81-56 D18 12-vs. St. Mary's W,99-68 J9 Southwestern W,83-73 F10 at Tarleton St. W,86-78 D17 at Abilene Christian L, 106-69 D28 11-vs.Texas St. L, 89-65 J13 St. Mary's W,93-90 F12 Abilene Christian L, 90-82 D20 Abilene Christian L, 64-62 D29 11-vs.Austin College W,85-59 J17 at St. Edward's L, 76-55 F15 Texas Lutheran W,92-82 D26 9-vs. Central Mo. St. L, 81-56 D30 11-vs.Trinity W,98-82 J20 at Texas Lutheran W,85-78 F20 at Houston L, 105-77 D27 9-vs. Midwestern St. L, 77-60 J6 at UT-Pan American W,60-57 J27 UT-Arlington W,93-62 F22 St. Edward's L, 93-71 J7 at Univ. of Dallas W,76-38 J12 at Southwestern W,80-78 J30 Austin College L, 81-80 F25 Abilene Christian L, 105-94 J9 at Southwestern W,77-47 J16 St. Mary's W,105-85 F3 at St. Mary's L, 86-78 J11 St. Edward's W,65-46 J23 St. Edward's L, 83-81 F6 at Southwestern L, 93-84 1964-65 J14 East Texas Baptist W,63-56 J27 at Sam Houston St. W,85-78 F10 UT-Pan American W,46-42 13-13 J18 at UT-Pan American W,73-61 J30 UT-Pan American W,72-67 F13 St. Edward's L, 87-78 N21 at Howard Payne L, 105-93 J25 McMurry L, 57-50 F2 East Central Okla. W,73-63 F17 Texas Lutheran W,85-61 N24 Tarleton St. W,95-89 J28 at McMurry L, 72-69 F5 at Midwestern St. W,90-79 F20 at Univ. of Dallas W,70-57 N29 at Texas L, 104-84 F1 St. Mary's W,74-63 F9 Southwestern W,80-74 D3 at UT-Arlington L, 110-93 F4 at Austin College L, 60-48 F13 at St. Edward's L, 86-84 1962-63 D8 at Austin College W,98-66 F6 Texas Lutheran W,93-84 F16 TAMU-Corpus Chr. W,91-80 15-13 D12 Sul Ross W,82-70 F8 UT-Pan American W,84-54 F19 at St. Mary's L, 98-84 N27 Howard Payne L, 76-74 D13 Midwestern St. L, 82-79 F10 at St. Edward's L, 59-43 F23 at UT-Arlington L, 76-74 D1 at Kentucky Wesleyan L, 95-70 D17 at Western Kentucky L, 118-87 F14 at St. Mary's L, 82-73 M2 10-at Texas St. L, 86-54 D3 at Evansville L, 78-61 D18 at Kentucky Wesleyan L, 108-81 F15 at Texas Lutheran L, 83-66 M3 10-Texas St. L, 81-56 D4 at Western Kentucky L, 101-66 D19 at Oakland W,85-78 F18 Southwestern W,113-81 D8 Tarleton St. W,75-65 D29 11-vs. UT-Arlington L, 104-100 F22 at East Texas Baptist W,79-78 1960-61 D11 Austin College W,91-68 D30 11-vs.TAMU-Comm. W,91-83 F25 Austin College W,72-70 11-16 D15 at Austin College W,93-65 D30 11-vs. Sam Houston St. W,85-72 M1 10-TAMU-Comm. L, 82-64 N21 at Oklahoma Baptist L, 71-67 D18 at Howard Payne L, 109-106 J2 UT-Arlington L, 115-100 M3 10-at TAMU-Comm. L, 91-52 N22 at East Central Okla. L, 92-72 D27 11-vs. Sam Houston St. L, 89-74 J6 at Southwestern W,98-76 N29 East Central Okla. W,81-66 D28 11-vs.TAMU-Comm. W,103-84 J9 Texas Lutheran W,70-62 1958-59 D1 Howard Payne W,96-83 D29 11-vs. UT-Arlington W,106-99 J14 Howard Payne W,79-77 19-7 D3 at Tulane L, 108-89 D31 11-vs.University of Dallas L,86-78 J16 at St. Mary's L, 58-54 N25 Howard Payne W,75-70 D5 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 99-75 J2 at Univ. of Dallas W,80-77 J21 St. Edward's L, 62-51 N29 at Lipscomb W,103-93 D8 at Howard Payne L, 101-86 J5 Texas Lutheran W,90-70 J30 Austin College W,99-88 D1 at Murray St. L, 70-56 D10 at Midwestern St. L, 95-86 J9 at Southwestern L, 105-103 F2 at Tarleton St. L, 89-80 D3 at Louisiana-Monroe L, 83-76 D13 Sam Houston St. W,78-70 J12 at St. Mary's W,83-74 F6 St. Mary's W,90-84 D4 at Louisiana Tech L, 95-47 D16 Oklahoma Baptist L, 66-64 J15 at UT-Arlington L, 92-83 F7 at Southwestern W,114-82 D9 Midwestern St. L, 74-69 D28 11-vs.Wayland Baptist L, 85-72 J19 St. Edward's W,95-80 F13 at Texas Lutheran L, 89-62 D13 at Howard Payne L, 85-83 D29 11-vs. UT-Arlington L, 78-75 J26 UT-Arlington W,81-64 F16 at Houston L, 122-105 D18 TAMU-Corpus Christi W, 78-69 D30 11-vs.Texas St. W,88-74 J29 at Tarleton St. W,84-76 F20 at St. Edward's W,81-79 D20 UT-Pan America W,95-78 J3 at McMurry L, 113-96 F2 St. Mary's W,105-88 D29 11-vs.Wayland Baptist W,86-65 J7 UT-Pan American L, 70-68 F6 Southwestern W,92-90 1965-66 D30 11-vs.Abilene Christian W,71-69* J10 at Southwestern L, 76-75 F13 at Houston L, 125-74 15-10 D31 11-vs.Austin College W,76-69 J14 at St. Mary's W,81-78 F16 at Texas Lutheran W,103-85 N23 Tarleton St. L, 92-85 J10 St. Edward's W,63-55 J21 at St. Edward's W,78-71 F20 University of Dallas W,80-75 D1 at Texas L, 99-79 J13 St. Mary's W,77-76 J28 McMurry W,73-72 F23 at St. Edward's L, 88-74 D4 at UT-Arlington L, 102-90 J17 at Southwestern W,93-62 F1 at Sam Houston St. L, 70-68 M2 10-Howard Payne L, 87-83 D7 at Austin College W,89-84 J24 at Abilene Christian W,83-66 F4 at UT-Pan American L, 83-81 M4 10-at Howard Payne L, 77-71 D10 Sul Ross L, 87-86 J27 Austin College W,81-66 F7 Southwestern W,92-72 D11 Lamar L, 112-104 J30 at TAMU-Corpus Chr. L, 87-77 F11 St. Edward’s W,86-81 1963-64 D14 Tarleton St. W,85-76 J31 UT-Pan America W,77-73 F14 at UT-Arlington L, 80-66 13-12 D17 LeTourneau W,97-96 Rams Year-by-Year F3 at Austin College W,70-65 F17 St. Mary's W,98-94 N30 at West Texas A&M L, 126-87 D29 11-vs. Midwestern St. L, 92-65 27 F7 Texas Lutheran W,90-82 F21 UT-Arlington W,94-87 D5 at Texas L, 81-46 D30 11-vs.Austin College W,87-64 F10 at Southwestern W,90-63 F25 Midwestern St. L, 95-86 D7 West Texas A&M L, 101-75 D30 11-vs. East Texas Baptist W,82-64 F14 St. Edward's W,79-77** D10 Austin College W,78-58 J5 Southwestern W,83-74 F20 at St. Mary's W,81-68 1961-62 D13 Tarleton St. W,108-87 J8 at Texas Lutheran W,93-68 F21 at Texas Lutheran W,69-54 12-13 D14 Sul Ross W,92-80 J11 East Texas Baptist W,83-74 F24 Abilene Christian L, 87-76 N21 University of Dallas W,83-74 D16 at Austin College W,97-71 J15 St. Mary's W,88-77 N28 at Howard Payne L, 98-66 D27 11-vs.Sam Houston St. W,109-99 J18 at LeTourneau W,84-80 Rams Year-by-Year

J22 at St. Edward's L, 85-75 F20 at Tarleton St. L, 102-97 D5 Tarleton St. L, 85-81 J8 at Southwestern L, 96-75 J29 UT-Arlington W,110-91 D11 13-vs. Dallas Baptist L, 94-87 J11 Prairie View A&M L, 103-67 F1 at East Texas Baptist L, 76-75 1968-69 D12 13-vs. Midwestern St. L, 89-83 J13 Missouri-Kansas City W,84-75 F5 at St. Mary's L, 93-79 8-18 D19 Oklahoma Christian L, 80-78 J17 Texas Southern L, 91-81 F9 at Southwestern W,90-82 N26 at Tarleton St. W,109-102 D29 11-vs. Midwestern St. W,76-69 J20 at Bishop College L, 95-83 F12 Texas Lutheran W,90-69 N29 14-vs. Sam Houston St. L, 77-69 D29 11-vs. East Central Okla. L, 82-55 J22 Austin College W,69-58 F15 Austin College W,84-72 N30 14-vs.Texas Lutheran L, 89-83 D30 11-vs.Austin College L, 67-58 J24 at Tarleton St. W# F19 St. Edward's W,98-88 D3 Austin College W,104-94 J4 at LSU L, 103-89 J30 at Dallas Baptist L, 81-64 F22 at Houston L, 152-108 D7 at North Texas L, 94-70 J6 at Florida Southern W,69-65 F6 Dallas Baptist L, 55-46 D10 Tarleton St. L, 88-84 J7 at St. Leo W,77-68 F12 St. Edward's W,78-59 1966-67 D13 13-vs. Louisana College W,82-69 J12 St. Edward's L, 98-74 F17 Bishop College W,87-84 8-18 D14 13-vs. Dallas Baptist W,66-45 J16 at Southwestern L, 86-74 F19 at Austin College L, 85-71 N29 at Tarleton St. W,83-77 D17 at UT-Arlington L, 114-78 J19 at East Texas Baptist L, 76-73 F21 Tarleton St. W,73-70 D2 at Texas L, 106-63 D20 Northwood W,121-77 J23 at St. Mary's L, 64-56 F24 Southwestern L, 75-74 D6 at UT-Arlington L, 86-69 D27 11-vs.Sam Houston St. L,85-67 J26 LeTourneau W,82-75 F27 at LeTourneau W,88-77 D9 13-vs. Lamar W,77-73 D28 11-vs. East Texas Baptist L, 65-59 J30 Texas Lutheran W,79-69 D10 13-vs. Midwestern St. L, 85-80 J4 Dallas Baptist L, 82-80 F3 Southwestern L, 79-74 1973-74 D13 Tarleton St. W,70-63 J8 at Southwestern L, 72-64 F6 St. Mary's L, 80-71 12-15 D16 at Tennessee Tech L, 100-62 J11 at St. Mary's L, 83-57 F9 LeTourneau L, 115-81 N21 Science & Arts W,99-93 D17 at Bellarmine College L, 88-79 J14 East Texas Baptist L, 70-68 F13 at Texas Lutheran L, 64-56 N27 at Southwestern W,91-84** D29 11-vs.TAMU-Commerce L,85-68 J18 St. Edward's L, 86-72 F16 East Texas Baptist W,84-73 D1 LeTourneau W,87-73 D30 11-vs.Tarleton St. W,80-65 J21 at Austin College W,101-95 F20 at St. Edward's L, 78-63 D4 at Lamar W,78-77 D30 11-vs. Bishop College L, 82-79 J25 Texas Lutheran L, 107-87 D7 Bishop College W,89-83 J2 Austin College L, 78-74 F1 St. Mary's L, 81-77 1971-72 D8 St. Edward's W,69-56 J4 East Texas Baptist L, 79-72 F4 Southwestern W,74-72 5-19 D11 at St. Edward's L, 65-60 J7 Texas Lutheran L, 82-68 F8 at St. Edward's L, 81-64 N23 Tarleton St. L, 62-60 D14 at LeTourneau W,72-56 J10 at Southwestern L, 81-72 F11 at East Texas Baptist L, 93-85 N26 SE Oklahoma St. W,65-59 J5 at Middle Tenn.St. L, 109-62 J14 at St. Mary's L, 67-60 F15 at Texas Lutheran L, 91-79 N30 at Dallas Baptist L, 121-96 J7 at Murray St. L, 70-58 J17 LeTourneau W,85-83 F18 at Dallas Baptist L, 97-80 D2 at Texas A&M L, 96-72 J10 at Bishop College W,103-97 J21 St. Edward's L, 77-53 F22 Northwood W,143-91 D7 at Tarleton St. L, 86-69 J14 at Lubbock Chr. L, 58-45 J28 UT-Arlington L, 81-76 D10 13-vs. Dallas Baptist L, 91-77 J15 at Wayland Baptist L, 85-69 J31 at Austin College W,82-81 1969-70 D11 13-vs. Huston-Tillotson W,89-80 J19 Southern Nazarene L, 66-60 F4 St. Mary's W,61-57 8-18 D21 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 102-87 J22 at Austin College W,85-77 F8 Southwestern L, 73-58 N 25 at Tarleton St. L, 77-68 D29 11-vs.TAMU-Comm. L, 82-78 J26 at Science & Arts L, 72-69 F11 at Texas Lutheran L, 67-65 N29 14-at East Texas Baptist L, 91-78 J7 at Mercer L, 105-75 J28 at Dallas Baptist W,73-69 F14 at East Texas Baptist L, 82-71 N30 14-vs. LeTourneau L, 79-63 J11 East Texas Baptist L, 73-67 J30 McMurry L, 75-60 F18 at St. Edward's W,75-69 D2 at Baylor L, 89-49 J13 Huston-Tillotson W,92-82 F2 at Southern Nazarene L, 81-56 F21 at LeTourneau L, 107-87 D6 Midwestern St. L, 86-75 J15 at Texas Lutheran L, 79-70 F5 Midwestern St. L, 79-50 D9 Tarleton St. L, 93-67 J16 Southwestern L, 87-82 F9 Dallas Baptist L, 81-79 1967-68 D12 13-vs. Northwood W,79-66 J22 at St. Mary's L, 95-63 F12 Austin College L, 62-47 12-13 D13 13-vs. Midwestern St. W,62-60 J25 at LeTourneau W,107-101 F15 Wayland Baptist W,74-59 N28 Northwood W,136-60 D16 UT-Arlington L, 96-70 J29 at St. Edward's L, 93-79 F16 Lubbock Christian W,84-72 D2 Northwood W,100-47 D20 at Memphis L, 57-52 F2 Southwestern L, 115-87 F21 at Midwestern St. L, 105-70 D5 Tarleton St. W,94-80 D29 11-vs. Midwestern St. L, 82-64 F5 St. Mary's L, 72-58 F23 Southwestern L, 112-71 D8 13-vs. LeTourneau W,90-82 D30 11-vs. East Texas Baptist L, 75-54 F8 East Texas Baptist L, 72-53 F26 at McMurry L, 86-67 D9 13-vs. Midwestern St. L, 98-76 J3 Midwestern St. L, 91-71 F12 Texas Lutheran L, 64-60* Rams Year-by-Year D13 at UT-Arlington W,110-101 J6 Southwestern W,56-54* F15 LeTourneau L, 84-75 1974-75 D16 Evansville L, 85-72 J10 St. Mary's L, 79-52 F19 St. Edward's W,72-71* 14-13 D18 Kentucky Wesleyan L, 113-87 J13 Houston Baptist L, 62-56 F26 at Huston-Tillotson L, 100-96 N19 LeTourneau W,92-62 D29 11-vs. Houston Baptist W,93-82 J17 at St. Edward's L, 63-59 N23 at St. Edward’s L, 94-92* D30 11-vs. East Texas Baptist L, 84-75 J20 at East Texas Baptist L, 70-79 1972-73 N26 Angelo State W,104-80 D30 11-vs. Midwestern St. L, 84-75 J24 Texas Lutheran W,68-61 11-17 N29 at Hardin Simmons L, 103-89 J3 East Texas Baptist W,99-88 J31 at Houston Baptist L, 61-57 N21 at McMurry L, 103-80 D3 SE Oklahoma St. W,89-80* J6 at Texas Lutheran W,78-63 F4 at Southwestern W,70-69 N24 15-vs.Texas Lutheran L, 85-84 D10 at Tarleton St. L, 72-71 J10 Southwestern W,82-72 F7 at St. Mary's L, 101-75 N25 15-at LeTourneau W,78-75* D13 at SE Oklahoma St. W,89-80* J13 St. Mary's L, 98-71 F10 Northwood W,94-69 N30 McMurry L, 83-75* D21 13-vs.Texas College W,95-83 J17 Austin College W,94-65 F14 at Texas Lutheran L, 77-74* D2 LeTourneau W,80-55 J5 St. Edward’s W,92-69 28 J17 at St. Edward's L, 95-94** F17 East Texas Baptist W,86-70 D5 at St. Edward's L, 63-61 J8 at Southwestern W,79-68 J27 at Austin College W,81-79 F20 St. Edward's W,65-56 D8 13-vs. St. Edward's W,58-55 J11 at LeTourneau W,69-67 J30 UT-Arlington L, 113-109* D9 13-vs. Bishop College W,101-99 J14 at Austin College W,90-87 F3 at St. Mary's L, 92-70 1970-71 D16 Texas Southern L, 107-63 J17 McMurry L, 84-70 F7 at Southwestern L, 99-82 8-17 D18 at Prairie View A&M L, 76-48 J18 Midwestern St. L, 79-68 F10 Texas Lutheran W,75-71* N24 Tarleton St. W,74-73 J4 11-vs. Central Okla. L, 59-44 J21 Austin College W,81-71 F13 at East Texas Baptist L, 90-81 D1 Southern Mississippi W,91-80 J5 11-vs.Wayland Baptist L, 70-61 J24 at Oklahoma Chr. W,71-68 F17 St. Edward's L, 88-82 D3 at Oklahoma Christian L, 79-74 J6 11-at Midwestern St. L, 91-54 J25 at Southern NazareneW,82-73 Rams Year-by-Year

J28 Dallas Baptist L, 78-66 J8 Oklahoma Christian W,106-92 D30 at SMU L, 121-86 N19 at Concordia-Luth. W,100-96 J31 at Wayland Baptist L 50-48 J14 at Wayland Baptist L, 90-83 J9 at UT-Arlington L, 92-73 N20 at MH-Baylor W,92-63 F1 at Lubbock Christian L, 71-70 J15 at Lubbock Christian L, 75-70 J12 at Wiley College L, 79-67 N24 at Southwestern W,67-66 F7 at McMurry L, 93-69 J18 at Dallas Baptist W,101-88 J16 LeTourneau W,90-75 N25 at St. Edward's L, 81-77 F8 at Midwestern St. L, 82-55 J20 UT-Arlington W,85-84 J20 Oklahoma Christian W,87-84 D1 McMurry W,90-87 F14 Oklahoma Christian L, 81-80 J27 Midwestern St. W,90-76 J22 UT-Arlington L, 96-94 D3 at Old Dominion L, 75-50 F15 Southern Nazarene L, 91-73 J29 McMurry W,79-75 J29 Midwestern St. L, 74-69 D6 at East Carolina L, 90-83 F18 at Dallas Baptist L, 86-78 F3 at Midwestern St. L, 86-77 J30 at Dallas Baptist L, 68-62 D9 at Houston L, 93-84 F21 Wayland Baptist W,100-74 F5 at McMurry L, 95-88 F1 at St. Edward's W,101-88 D11 UT-Arlington L, 85-83 F22 Lubbock Christian W,97-63 F8 Dallas Baptist W,100-79 F3 Wiley College L, 83-71 D13 at East Central Okla. L, 61-59 F11 at Oklahoma Baptist W,78-76 F9 Wayland Baptist W,81-77 D18 at SMU W,84-83 1975-76 F12 at Phillips L, 74-66 F10 at Lubbock Christian L, 80-76 D20 East Central Okla. L, 90-86 21-13 F18 Wayland Baptist W,95-94 F12 Cameron L, 79-67 J10 at Rice L, 82-61 N11 at East Texas Baptist W,85-76 F19 Lubbock Christian W,98-80 F14 at Cameron L, 98-89 J14 at Wiley College W,95-75 N15 at LeTourneau W,94-76 F17 Dallas Baptist L, 80-78 J19 at UT-Arlington L, 103-86 N17 St. Edward's W,110-76 1977-78 F19 at Midwestern St. L, 83-76 J21 Tarleton St. W,99-80 N20 East Texas Baptist W,83-82 9-20 F23 Wayland Baptist W,87-79 J23 Midwestern St. W,96-88 N22 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 66-53 N17 at Southwestern L, 101-91 F24 Lubbock Christian W,115-80 J26 LeTourneau W,82-68 N24 at Tarleton St. W,72-68 N18 at Texas St. L, 98-79 F27 17-Dallas Baptist L, 87-78 J29 Wiley College W,95-75 N25 LeTourneau W,84-75 N22 at St. Edward’s W,101-81 M3 10-at McMurry W,74-72 J31 Wayland Baptist W,81-59 N26 at East Central Okla. L, 82-75 N25 16-vs.TAMU-Kingsville L, 86-69 M5 10-at Midwestern St. L, 78-72 F3 at LeTourneau W,99-75 D1 at St. Edward's L, 80-79 N26 16-vs. East Central Okla. L, 90-78 F7 at Wayland Baptist L, 109-98 D2 SE Oklahoma St. W,69-67 N28 St. Edward’s W,96-92 1979-80 F14 at Dallas Baptist W,102-88 D5 at Wayland Baptist W,74-70 D2 at Southern Nazarene L, 84-71 10-25 F16 at Tarleton St. W,110-90 D6 at Lubbock Christian W,81-73 D3 at Okla. Christian L, 92-71 N10 at Oklahoma Christian L, 68-65 F17 Southwestern W,77-75 D7 at Abilene Christian L, 81-75 D5 at Lamar L, 101-90 N13 at MH-Baylor W,107-94 F20 Concordia-Luth. W,129-104 D9 Tarleton St. W,76-72 D6 at Houston Baptist L, 71-59 N14 at Paul Quinn L, 83-60 F23 at Midwestern St. L, 110-97 D12 Southern Nazarene W,73-67 D9 Cameron L, 87-76 N17 Tarleton St. W,93-66 F25 Dallas Baptist W,105-97 D13 Oklahoma Christian W,78-72 J13 Oklahoma Baptist L, 84-71 N20 SE Oklahoma St. W,69-65 F26 10-Wayland Baptist L, 60-59 D19 at Phillips W,71-62 J14 Phillips L, 71-69 N21 at Tarleton St. W,73-66 D20 at Oklahoma Baptist L, 66-61 J17 at Tarleton St. W,94-86* N23 16-vs. Science & Arts L, 75-58 1981-82 J9 Midwestern St. W,80-78 J20 Wayland Baptist W,98-90 N24 16-vs.Texas College W,79-75 12-19 J10 McMurry W,69-53 J21 Lubbock Christian W,87-81 N27 Paul Quinn L, 92-78 N7 MH-Baylor W,81-71 J12 at UT-Arlington L, 98-90 J23 UT-Arlington L, 90-84 N30 at Oklahoma St. L, 102-47 N16 at MH-Baylor W,87-83 J16 Missouri Southern L, 88-84 J24 LeTourneau W,106-76 D2 at Chattanooga L, 101-61 N17 SE Oklahoma St. L, 81-74 J17 at Dallas Baptist L, 91-88 J26 Tarleton St. W,93-68 D3 at Auburn L, 90-51 N20 McMurry L, 69-67 J20 at American Christian L, 75-69 J28 at Dallas Baptist L, 82-78* D4 at Vanderbilt L, 110-85 N21 at St. Edward's L, 79-76 J24 Dallas Baptist W,75-64 F2 at Midwestern St. L, 67-62 D7 MH-Baylor W,105-83 N24 at Stephen F.Austin L, 75-60 J30 at Midwestern St. L, 77-62 F4 Science & Arts (Okla.) L, 92-83 D10 at UT-Arlington L, 87-74 N28 at Rice L, 97-50 J31 McMurry L, 90-87 F9 Midwestern St. W,80-73 D11 at Southwestern L, 74-61 N30 at Texas Tech L, 119-89 F6 Oklahoma Baptist W,71-69 F14 Southwestern L, 98-88 D13 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 76-54 D1 at McMurry L, 99-96 F7 Phillips W,85-66 F15 UT-Arlington L, 95-83 D15 Oklahoma Christian L, 71-65 D4 at Stephen F.Austin L, 64-47 F10 American Christian W,81-75 F18 Dallas Baptist W,85-79 D19 at SMU L, 112-85 D7 at UT-Arlington L, 126-73 F13 at Southern Nazarene L, 73-71 F21 at Cameron L, 81-68 J12 at Pudget Sound L, 96-78 D9 Concordia-Lutheran L, 102-92 F14 at Oklahoma Christian L, 99-92 F24 at Wayland Baptist L, 99-86 J14 at Alaska-Anchorage W,82-74 D12 Our Lady of the Lake W,96-79 F20 Wayland Baptist W,83-69 F25 at Lubbock Christian L, 72-69 J16 at Alaska-Anchorage L, 76-72 D19 Texas St. L, 87-74 F21 Lubbock Christian W,71-48 J19 UT-Arlington L, 71-67 D22 at SMU L, 87-78* 1978-79 J21 at Midwestern St. L, 111-84 J16 UT-Arlington L, 95-87 1976-77 13-24 J24 Cameron L, 104-67 J18 Wiley College W,87-78 19-10 N11 at Oklahoma Christian L, 86-70 J26 at Dallas Baptist L, 81-71 J20 Southwestern L, 88-82 N15 LeTourneau W,99-78 N14 Tarleton St. W,104-81 J29 LeTourneau W,87-82 J27 at Tarleton St. W,78-76 N20 Southwestern W,81-64 N18 at Southwestern L, 99-78 F2 Wayland Baptist W,87-72 F1 SE Oklahoma St. L, 93-91 N22 at East Central Okla. W,87-80 N20 St. Edward's W,89-55 F5 at LeTourneau W,101-83 F3 at Tarleton St. W,100-85 N23 Tarleton St. L, 72-70 N21 at Tarleton St. W,86-56 F9 at Wayland Baptist L, 72-65 F5 at Concordia-Luth. L, 100-91 N26 15-vs. SFA W,107-101** N24 16-vs. Eastern N.M. L, 78-75 F12 Southwestern L, 85-79 F6 at Southwestern W,79-75 N27 15-at Cameron L, 90-80 N25 16-vs. Panhandle Coll. W,95-91* F14 Dallas Baptist L, 83-71 F9 at Dallas Baptist L, 84-82 N29 St. Edward’s W,92-81 N27 McMurry L, 79-65 F18 at Cameron L, 92-58 F13 at Our Lady of the Lake W,92-73 Rams Year-by-Year N30 LeTourneau W,85-76 N29 at Wyoming L, 78-66 F22 Midwestern St. L, 108-86 F15 Dallas Baptist L, 83-72 29 D2 at Tarleton St. L, 58-57 D1 at Oregon St. L, 115-59 M1 10- at Paul Quinn L, 93-74 F18 Midwestern St. W,90-84 D6 at St. Edward’s W,99-72 D4 at LeTourneau W,77-73 F20 at LeTourneau W,72-70 D7 East Central Okla. W,76-63 D5 at Abilene Christian L, 70-64 1980-81 F25 10-at Dallas Baptist W,92-78 D10 Southern Nazarene W,74-71 D8 Southwestern L, 63-53 20-12 F27 10-at Midwestern St. W,77-73 J4 at Navy L, 102-87 D9 at Weber St. L, 101-63 N11 St. Edward's W,89-87* M1 10-at Paul Quinn L, 101-96 J5 at Virginia Tech L, 96-71 D16 Abilene Christian W,84-82 N14 MH-Baylor W,112-84 J7 Science and Arts W, 88-81 D20 at Baylor L, 87-71 N17 at McMurry W,89-86 1982-83 Rams Year-by-Year

26-7 M1 10-McMurry W,68-65 J28 Wayland Baptist L, 73-71 J18 at Austin College W,97-94 N13 St. Edward's W,65-61 M3 10-at Wayland Baptist W,70-65* J30 Tarleton St. W,86-77 J23 St. Mary's L, 95-78 N16 SE Oklahoma St. W,95-62 M5 10-at Midwestern St. L, 65-56 F1 at Concordia-Luth. W,86-80 J25 St. Edward's W,81-77 N18 at MH-Baylor W,71-58 F3 St. Edward's W,81-80 J29 McMurry W,89-64 N20 at McMurry L, 67-59 1984-85 F4 at McMurry L, 82-70 J30 at Dallas Baptist W,75-66 N23 Sam Houston St. W,59-49 17-19 F6 24-at Wayland Baptist W,86-80 F1 St. Edward's W,86-78 N27 at Rice W,56-44 N6 Texas College W,92-69 F7 24-vs. Lubbock Christian L, 86-78 F6 Incarnate Word W,82-80 N29 at Stephen F.Austin W,54-51 N10 MH-Baylor W,90-67 F11 Dallas Baptist W,79-75 F8 MH-Baylor W,100-91 D3 at Southwestern W,57-47 N15 East Texas Baptist W,76-70 F17 at Tarleton St. L, 78-72 F13 Texas Lutheran W,77-73 D4 at Sam Houston St. L, 64-58 N16 at MH-Baylor W,71-60 F20 at Dallas Baptist W,78-68 F15 MH-Baylor W,100-96 D6 UT-Arlington W,79-78 N19 at Wiley College L, 77-60 F17 Austin College W,107-93 D9 McMurry W,70-58 N20 at East Texas Baptist W,80-74 1986-87 F20 St. Mary's L, 86-75 D11 at TCU L, 54-51 N23 at Dillard W,95-78 24-9 F23 Dallas Baptist W,86-75 D14 at North Texas W,72-69* N24 at Louisiana College W,73-57 N6 at East Texas Baptist W,88-81 F25 Midwestern St. L, 84-62 D18 Stephen F.Austin W,59-58 N27 at McMurry W,68-67 N8 at McMurry W,109-95 F27 Incarnate Word W,83-82 J3 at Louisiana Tech L, 52-46 N30 St.Thomas W,90-79 N11 Jarvis Christian W,111-79 M2 Texas Lutheran W,91-87 J10 at UT-Arlington W,79-77 D3 at Oklahoma City L, 81-65 N14 25-Lubbock Christian W,102-76 M7 10-East Texas Baptist L, 70-60 J13 at LeTourneau W,64-39 D6 Texas Lutheran W,95-92 N15 Spring Hill W,95-76 J15 Midwestern St. L, 70-67 D8 at UT-Arlington L, 94-78 N16 at Paul Quinn L, 103-65 1988-89 J18 Mary-Hardin Baylor W,71-58 D9 at West Texas A&M L, 72-65 N18 Sul Ross W,97-83 20-19 J22 at Dallas Baptist L, 63-62 D11 at North Texas W,72-70 N21 Angelo St. L, 88-85 N8 East Texas Baptist W,90-62 J29 at St. Edward's W,75-69 D29 at Weber St. L, 98-44 N26 at Howard Payne W,84-80 N12 McMurry W,106-86 J31 at SE Oklahoma St. W,62-54 D31 at Mesa College W,71-66 D2 Dallas Baptist W,86-70 N14 at East Texas Baptist L, 69-67 F2 at Oklahoma City W,62-46 J2 Oklahoma City L, 81-58 D6 at Jarvis Christian W,108-102 N18 Southwestern W,74-62 F5 Southwestern W,62-51 J3 at Cal. St.-Bakersfield L, 103-73 D10 Howard Payne W,95-87 N19 Midwestern St. W,80-77 F11 LeTourneau W,77-49 J5 at Cal. St.-Los Angeles L, 91-87 D12 26-vs. Southern Colo. L, 74-62 N22 at Austin College W,88-75 F15 Our Lady of the Lake W,79-39 J9 at Spring Hill L, 84-82 D13 26-vs. Mesa College W,74-60 N25 at Houston Baptist W,71-67 F17 Dallas Baptist W,66-64 J10 at Texas Lutheran L, 101-71 D20 BYU-Hawaii W,123-112 N26 at SE Louisiana L, 66-61 F19 at Midwestern St. W,62-54 J11 at TAMU-Kingsville L, 84-78 J7 Sul Ross W,97-63 N29 at Indiana St. L, 70-66 M3 10-Austin College W,70-54 J15 at Stephen F.Austin L, 73-61 J8 at UT-Arlington L, 110-92 N30 at Western Illinois L, 71-43 M5 10-Dallas Baptist W,55-47 J19 at Southwestern L, 81-63 J9 27-vs. Huston-Tillotson W,92-79 D2 at Northern Iowa L, 100-78 M7 10-Midwestern St. W,63-61 J22 Stephen F.Austin L, 62-51 J10 27-at Southwestern L, 85-83* D3 at SW Missouri L, 105-51 M15 18-Point Park W,72-55 J26 Midwestern St. L, 66-63 J23 at Lubbock Christian L, 79-66 D6 at Southwestern W,81-64 M16 18-Sante Fe L, 71-65 J31 at Dallas Baptist L, 69-54 J26 Midwestern St. W,108-78 D10 at Murray St. L, 102-51 F5 McMurry W,77-75 J31 at Midwestern St. L, 70-69 D16 at McMurry L, 92-90 1983-84 F7 at Tarleton St. W,79-66 F5 Tarleton St. W,95-82 D18 Southern Nazarene L, 76-72 16-15 F9 Dallas Baptist W,62-55 F7 at Dallas Baptist L, 106-82 J7 30-vs. Dallas Baptist W,84-77 N19 McMurry W,74-37 F12 Tarleton State W,92-69 F9 Paul Quinn W,73-71 J10 at Hawaii-Loa W,106-86 N21 TAMU-Commerce W,96-85 F13 Southwestern L, 71-69 F11 at Tarleton St. W,84-69 J12 at Hawaii-Hilo L, 81-78* N26 at Houston Baptist L, 70-60 F16 at Midwestern St. L, 102-73 F14 Midwestern St. W,87-78 J14 at BYU-Hawaii L, 64-61 D2 19-vs. East Central Okla. L, 78-73 F21 Concordia-Lutheran W,89-83 F17 McMurry W,103-87 J17 Austin College W,82-78 D3 19-at SE Oklahoma St. L, 76-68 F25 10-at Wayland Baptist L, 89-68 F19 28-Grand Canyon Coll. W,86-83 J19 at Central Florida L, 82-77 D5 St. Edward's W,81-63 1985-86 F20 28-Langston W,90-88 J24 at Dallas Baptist W,74-58 D8 at Texas St. W,79-66 19-12 F21 28-Univ. of Dallas W,118-60 J28 at St. Edward's L, 88-86 D9 Georgia St. L, 75-63 N8 East Texas Baptist W,96-81 F26 10-Midwestern St. W,108-78 J30 Dallas Baptist W,92-90 D15 Texas St. W,81-69* N12 at St. Edward's L, 88-78 F28 10-at Paul Quinn L, 90-86 F1 at MH-Baylor W,90-85 Rams Year-by-Year D17 Stephen F.Austin W,69-63 N15 MH-Baylor W,87-58 F4 Incarnate Word W,89-83 D28 20-vs. Dillard W,85-71 N16 College of Sante Fe W,89-70 1987-88 F8 St. Mary's L, 90-84* D29 20-vs. Kentucky St. L, 72-57 N18 at Jarvis Christian W,76-75 19-14 F11 at Texas Lutheran L, 96-89 D29 20-at Chicago St. L, 98-71 N21 Wiley College W,120-95 N10 Jarvis Christian W,105-104** F15 St. Edward's W,89-62 J9 at TAMU-Comm. W,82-79* N26 McMurry W,79-73 N14 MH-Baylor W,85-74 F18 MH-Baylor W,96-86 J12 at Stephen F.Austin L, 73-64 N29 21-at Houston L, 100-73 N16 at McMurry W,92-87 F20 at Midwestern St. L, 78-70 J14 at St. Edward's W,69-60 N30 21-vs. Lamar L, 90-67 N19 East Texas Baptist W,100-85 F22 at Incarnate Word L, 89-79 J16 at Texas A&M L, 75-67 D2 at Stephen F.Austin L, 85-77 N28 Southwestern W,85-69 F25 St. Mary's L, 63-59 J21 at Midwestern St. L, 67-48 D6 22-vs. Southwestern W,70-63 D3 at Jarvis Christian W,84-75 F28 Texas Lutheran W,105-89 J24 Dallas Baptist L, 70-52# D7 22-at MH-Baylor W,90-67 D4 22-vs. Southwestern L, 67-59 M2 St. Edward's W,58-52 J28 SE Oklahoma St. W,50-45 D13 23-vs. St. Edward's W,83-82 D5 22-at MH-Baylor L, 87-82 M4 10-Concordia-Luth. W,101-71 30 F4 Our Lady of the Lake W,84-54 D14 23-at Howard Payne W,75-72 D7 at Houston Baptist L, 78-66 M6 10-at Southwestern W,69-61 F6 at UT-Arlington W,80-77 J8 at UT-Arlington L, 110-92 D16 at Southern Utah L, 100-68 M8 10-at St. Mary's L, 74-60 F11 Southwestern L, 79-66 J9 University of Dallas W,104-63 D17 29-vs. St. Cloud St. L, 97-75 F14 at Dallas Baptist L, 86-83 J10 Schreiner College W,70-65 D18 29-at Calif. St.-Bakersfield L, 82-80 1989-90 F21 at McMurry W,60-53 J15 at Chaminade W,76-69 D19 at Northern Arizona L, 80-55 9-19 F24 Midwestern St. L, 66-64 J17 at BYU-Hawaii L, 102-76 J8 27-vs.Wayland Baptist L, 107-71 N7 at East Texas Baptist L, 103-101 F27 at Texas Lutheran W,82-73 J23 Jarvis Christian L, 76-74 J9 27-at MH-Baylor L, 87-85 N17 31-Univ. of Dallas W,128-107 F28 at Southwestern L, 85-66 J25 at Schreiner College L, 107-97 J12 at East Texas Baptist L, 84-73 N18 31-Western N.M. W,107-83 Rams Year-by-Year

N21 Dallas Baptist L, 97-88 N22 Oklahoma Baptist L, 84-77 N13 at Okla. Christian L, 118-101 N11 Wiley College W,111-66 N27 at Florida Southern L, 93-64 N23 at Univ. of Dallas W,106-89 N15 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 100-54 N14 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 95-54 N28 at Central Florida L, 80-79 N26 Austin College W,82-75 N18 Concordia-Lutheran W,107-91 N18 Houston Baptist W,122-106 N29 Hawaii-Loa L, 109-90 D3 at Oklahoma Baptist W,88-78 N20 Midwestern St. L, 98-89 N21 Midwestern St. W,89-76 D2 Georgetown L, 100-90 D6 Oklahoma Christian L, 92-82 N22 East Central OK L, 96-87 N27 University of Dallas W,90-67 D5 Austin College W,89-69 D7 at Southern NazareneW,89-81 N23 at LeTourneau W,118-87 N28 at LeTourneau W,90-75 D9 at Nicholls St. L, 75-65 D10 at East Texas Baptist W,82-74 D1 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 109-84 N30 at Houston Baptist L, 97-95 J5 32-vs.UT-Pan American L,104-80 D19 at UT-El Paso L, 89-73 D4 SE Oklahoma St. W,80-73 D2 East Central OK L, 98-71 J6 32-vs.Wayland Baptist L, 84-80 D21 at Drake L, 65-47 D8 at East Central OK W,86-71 D5 SE Oklahoma St. L, 80-70 J12 27-at Southwestern L, 76-56 J11 at Florida Southern L, 72-64 D11 Southern Nazarene W,84-73 D9 at UT-Arlington L, 89-75 J13 27-St. Edward's L, 78-67 J18 LSU-Shreveport W,90-70 J8 LeTourneau W,121-79 D12 East Texas Baptist L, 80-74 J16 at Austin College W,81-63 J20 at University of DallasW,89-85 J11 at East Texas Baptist W,80-78 D16 at East Central OK L, 105-82 J20 East Texas Baptist W,95-91 J21 at LSU-Shreveport W,99-82 J13 Schreiner College W,112-101 J13 Incarnate Word L, 91-67 J23 at Dallas Baptist L, 86-75 J25 at Southern Utah L, 133-76 J17 East Texas Baptist W,101-80 J15 at Wiley College W,88-79 J27 St. Edward's L, 69-61* J30 at Midwestern St. L, 80-62 J22 at Midwestern St. L, 94-83 J17 at Schreiner College W,88-73 J31 MH-Baylor L, 86-77 F1 MH-Baylor W,108-95 J24 at University of Dallas L, 73-65 J20 at St. Mary's L, 72-67 F3 at Incarnate Word W,81-69 F5 at Incarnate Word L, 79-70 J29 MH-Baylor W,100-89 J22 at University of Dallas W,# F5 at Utah L 67-50 F8 at St. Mary's L, 77-68 F2 Texas Lutheran W,130-129* J24 St. Edward's W,73-71 F7 at St. Mary's L, 79-59 F12 St. Edward's W,88-70 F4 at Schreiner College W,92-69 J27 at MH-Baylor L, 98-83 F10 Texas Lutheran L, 92-84 F15 Texas Lutheran W,79-67 F5 at St. Edward's L, 99-74 J31 Texas Lutheran L, 78-62 F14 at St. Edward's L, 83-67 F17 at West Texas A&M L, 100-85 F10 at Incarnate Word L, 77-54 F3 Concordia-Lutheran L, 88-69 F17 at MH-Baylor W,103-100 F19 at MH-Baylor L, 80-74 F12 St. Mary's L, 69-65 F7 at Incarnate Word L, 72-66 F21 Incarnate Word W,98-89 F22 Incarnate Word L, 83-72 F16 at MH-Baylor W,104-99 F10 Schreiner College W,109-74 F24 St. Mary's W,84-66 F26 St. Mary's W,74-71* F19 at Texas Lutheran L, 118-109 F14 St. Mary's L, 73-66 F27 at Texas Lutheran L, 83-65 F29 at St. Edward's W,92-91 F23 St. Edward's L, 89-68 F17 at St. Edward's L, 76-74 M3 at Texas Lutheran L, 85-77 F26 Incarnate Word L, 77-72 F21 MH-Baylor L, 97-90 1990-91 M7 10-at Wayland Baptist L, 96-65 M1 at St. Mary's L, 112-93 F24 at Texas-Lutheran L, 103-81 13-17 F27 at Concordia-Luth. L, 83-72 N10 at East Texas Baptist L, 97-73 1992-93 1994-95 N15 SE Oklahoma St. L, 63-59 8-21 7-23 1996-97 N17 Southwestern W,75-73 N9 at East Texas Baptist L, 98-92 N10 East Texas Baptist W,109-105 11-15 N27 Austin College W,82-72 N12 at Univ. of Dallas W,96-85 N15 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 87-77 N19 at Midwestern St. L, 100-92 N29 at Univ. of Dallas W,98-91* N17 SE Oklahoma St. W,70-69 N18 at Eastern NM L, 86-72 N23 at TAMU-Commerce L, 91-70 N30 at LSU-Shreveport W,80-68 N19 at Concordia-Luth. W,95-89 N19 at West Texas A&M L, 87-69 N28 Oklahoma Christian W,80-70 D1 at Oral Roberts L, 110-69 N25 at Regis L, 88-52 N21 at East Central OK L, 64-59 N29 at Southern Nazarene L, 82-56 D5 at Austin College W,70-68 N27 33-vs.Southern Colorado L,91-77 N22 LeTourneau W,96-80 D3 at SW Oklahoma St. L, 82-56 D8 East Texas Baptist W,87-74 N28 33-vs. Middlebury L, 93-66 N26 at Louisiana-Lafayette L, 88-55 D7 TAMU-Commerce L, 81-52 D10 at West Texas A&M L, 108-67 D1 at Stephen F.Austin L, 92-72 N28 at Univ. of Dallas W,77-76 D14 at East Central OK L, 82-69 D13 Midwestern St. L, 89-82 D4 34-at Belmont L, 103-75 D5 at Stephen F. Austin L, 126-73 D17 at UT-Arlington L, 79-70 D15 LSU-Shreveport W,98-56 D5 34-vs.Arkansas Tech L, 90-58 D7 SE Oklahoma St. L, 81-76 D29 Upper Iowa L, 59-55 J11 27-St. Mary's L, 82-65 D8 at Mo.-Kansas City L, 97-61 D10 at LeTourneau L, 103-91 D30 MacAlaster College W,87-82 J12 27-at Southwestern W,62-58 D9 Midwestern St. W,103-100 D13 East Central Okla. L, 77-73 J8 at Texas Lutheran L, 75-66 J15 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 91-90 D10 at Sam Houston St. L, 105-75 J9 University of Dallas W,112-79 J11 Concordia-Lutheran W,72-62 J19 Oral Roberts L, 81-72 D12 at Texas St. L, 87-60 J14 at Incarnate Word L, 61-55 J16 at East Texas Baptist L, 93-83 J26 at MH-Baylor L, 91-80* J12 at Cal. St.-Northridge L, 92-62 J18 Schreiner College L, 73-66 J18 at Schreiner College W,75-72 J28 at Southwestern W,84-80 J15 at Southern Utah L, 87-63 J21 St. Mary's L, 76-65 J22 Incarnate Word L, 83-79 J30 Incarnate Word W,105-87 J20 East Texas Baptist W,96-95 J23 at East Texas Baptist L, 100-85 J29 at St. Edward's W,77-72 F2 St. Mary's L, 72-63 J25 University of Dallas W,77-69 J25 at St. Edward's L, 94-73 F1 St. Mary's L, 80-58 F5 at Rice L, 80-66 J30 at MH-Baylor L, 107-87 J28 MH-Baylor L, 105-102 F5 Texas Lutheran L, 107-95 F6 at St. Edward's L, 76-74 F4 at Texas Lutheran L, 96-88* J30 at Midwestern St. L, 91-80 F8 at Concordia-Luth. W,98-91 F9 at Texas Lutheran L, 104-86 F6 St. Edward's L, 75-64 F1 at Texas Lutheran L, 93-76 F12 MH-Baylor W,83-52 F11 at Midwestern St. L, 90-89 F11 Incarnate Word L, 96-89 F4 at Concordia-Luth. L, 95-83 F15 East Texas Baptist W,81-78 F13 MH-Baylor W,75-67 F13 at St. Mary's W,75-68 F6 at Southern Utah L, 96-55 F19 Schreiner W,104-68 F16 at Incarnate Word L, 85-77 F15 at Midwestern St. L, 100-93 F8 Incarnate Word L, 87-71 F22 at Incarnate Word L, 81-70 F18 University of Dallas W,85-84 F18 MH-Baylor L, 105-98 F11 at Schreiner College W,84-77 F24 at MH-Baylor W,94-84 F20 at St. Mary's L, 99-76 F20 Texas Lutheran L, 74-68 F15 at St. Mary's L, 93-73 M1 St. Edward's W,89-80 F23 St. Edward's L, 86-85 F25 at St. Edward's W,111-110 F18 St. Edward's W,108-93 M4 at St. Mary's L, 80-78 Rams Year-by-Year F26 Texas Lutheran W,99-96 F27 at Incarnate Word L, 132-115 F22 at MH-Baylor L, 84-82 31 M2 St. Mary's L, 108-102 F25 Texas Lutheran W,106-102* 1997-98 1991-92 F28 Concordia-Lutheran L, 81-78 15-12 16-15 1993-94 N14 35-vs.TAMU-Kingsville W,83-64 N12 East Texas Baptist W,128-90 15-15 1995-96 N15 35-at Tarleton St. W,66-59 N13 at Austin College W,103-89 N6 Dallas Christian W,169-59 11-19 N25 Midwestern St. L, 69-67 N16 Midwestern St. L, 87-79 N8 Univ. of Dallas W,104-101 N4 at East Texas Baptist L, 88-85 D3 at Texas College W,92-87 N20 at SE Oklahoma St. W,88-83 N12 at Southern Nazarene L, 122-106 N7 LeTourneau W,119-75 D5 36-at Drury College L, 69-54 Rams Year-by-Year

D6 36-vs. Central Arkansas L, 75-56 J6 St. Edward's W,80-63 J14 at Hardin Simmons W,97-88 J10 Texas College W,76-74 D10 East Central OK L, 78-75 J8 East Central OK W,99-75 J19 National Christian W,88-73 J12 Paul Quinn W,85-68 D13 Howard Payne W,106-94 J10 at SW Oklahoma St. L, 95-89 J21 at Sul Ross L, 76-70 J17 at Bacone L, 81-71 D16 SE Oklahoma St. W,67-63 J12 at Rockhurst College W,81-72 J29 at Northwestern (LA)W,99-84 J19 at Langston L, 82-73 D18 at UT-Arlington L, 89-76 J15 at Incarnate Word L, 74-66 F7 SAGU W,95-87 J24 TAMU-International W,75-65 J6 at Howard Payne W,74-70 J20 Tarleton St. L, 72-64 F9 National Christian W,76-57 J26 Houston Baptist L, 98-85 J10 St. Edward's W,72-71 J25 at SE Oklahoma St. W,71-69 F11 at Howard Payne W,84-81 J28 at Wiley L, 65-63 J14 at Schreiner College W,74-72 J27 Texas Lutheran L, 76-65 F16 at National Christian W,88-62 J31 at UT-Permian Basin W# J17 at Texas Lutheran L, 72-68 J29 St. Mary's L, 67-56 F18 at LeTourneau W,105-82 F3 at Jarvis Christian L, 73-67 J21 St. Mary's L, 59-57 F2 Incarnate Word W,74-72* F28 42-vs. Univ. of Dallas L, 88-82 F7 at SAGU L, 77-68 J24 at Incarnate Word L, 66-54 F9 at St. Edward's W,83-82 M1 42-vs. Southern Virginia L, 88-77 F9 at Huston-Tillotson W,75-72 J29 East Texas Baptist W,89-66 F12 at Texas Lutheran W,115-104 F16 Wiley W,107-65 J31 at Concordia-Luth. W,92-60 F16 at St. Mary's L, 75-72 2002-03 F19 Jarvis Christian L, 68-61 F4 Texas College W,92-74 F19 at Incarnate Word L, 84-70 21-12 F21 at Texas College W,78-66 F7 at St. Edward's W,86-75 F22 Rockhurst College L, 70-65 N7 at Mid-America Bible W,74-72* F23 at Paul Quinn L, 72-69 F11 Schreiner College W,93-77 F26 at St. Edward's L, 88-68 N8 at SW Okla. Christian W,84-59 F28 Bacone L, 76-68 F14 Texas Lutheran W,85-69 F29 Texas Lutheran W,91-76 N9 at Hillsdale Baptist W,80-64 M1 Langston L, 87-80 F18 at St. Mary's L, 81-71 N11 SW Okla. Christian W,91-71 M6 43-at Houston Baptist L, 101-96 F21 Incarnate Word L, 65-51 2000-01 N16 at Dallas Christian W,94-74 F26 at East Texas Baptist L, 75-72 8-19 N22 at McNeese St. L, 85-54 2004-05 F28 Concordia-Lutheran W,93-70 N18 at UT-Arlington L, 86-78 N23 Schreiner College W,88-60 20-12 M4 37-at Texas Lutheran L, 96-91 N21 at Cameron L, 85-74 N30 at UT-Arlington L, 81-65 N9 at Oklahoma Christian L, 90-80 N25 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 100-99* D3 Paul Quinn W,96-76 N19 47-vs.Tougaloo L, 90-79 1998-99 N27 SW Oklahoma St. W,91-85 D12 at SAGU W,82-65 N20 47-at Belhaven W,109-88 9-18 N30 SE Oklahoma St. L, 63-46 D14 at Jarvis Christian W,78-67 N23 Oklahoma Christian L, 85-80 N13 at Arkansas Tech W,78-55 D2 Ouachita Baptist W,80-59 D30 Concordia-Lutheran W,98-75 N30 at UT-Arlington L77-72 N14 at Southern Colorado L, 70-64 D5 Tarleton St. L, 56-55 J3 at Oklahoma Christian L, 85-66 D4 at Wiley W,113-79 N17 at Midwestern St. L, 93-80* D8 Cameron W,94-82 J4 at Southern Nazarene L, 96-81 D6 at Jarvis Christian W,73-72 N20 Science & Arts W, 57-56 D16 East Central OK L, 82-65 J11 UT-Permian Basin W,86-76 D11 Langston W,77-73 N21 Southern Arkansas L, 93-77 D20 at East Central OK L, 77-75 J13 Texas College W,80-73 D13 Bacone L, 74-70 N24 at Tarleton St. L, 54-50 D29 35-vs.TAMU-Commerce L,97-83 J18 Huston-Tillotson W,81-71 D15 at TAMIU W,97-73 N27 38-at TAMU-Comm. L, 87-58 D30 35-at Tarleton St. W,83-80 J20 at Houston Baptist L, 89-71 D28 48-Morningside W,101-97 N28 38-vs.Texas College W,78-67 J3 at Ouachita Baptist W,83-70 J25 at Langston L, 87-68 D29 48-Missouri Valley W,93-85 D1 at Angelo St. L, 88-81 J6 at SW Oklahoma St. W,102-92 J27 at Bacone W,98-77 J3 at LSU-Shreveport W,109-100 D5 at UT-Arlington L, 70-57 J11 Drury College L, 78-73 J30 at Wiley W,98-86 J8 at Paul Quinn W,99-86 D8 Tarleton St. W,60-50 J13 at Central Oklahoma L, 119-98 F1 SAGU W,104-78 J10 at SAGU W,90-78 D10 TAMU-Commerce L, 59-51 J18 at Lincoln W,95-88 F3 at Paul Quinn L, 76-74 J13 Texas College L, 77-69 D12 at East Central OK L, 87-70 J20 at Rockhurst College L, 76-72 F8 Jarvis Christian L, 96-85 J16 UT-Permian Basin W,98-81 D17 at SE Oklahoma St. L, 95-70 J25 at St. Mary's L, 72-62 F10 Wiley College W,77-69 J22 at Houston Baptist L, 92-87 J6 East Central OK L, 75-74 J27 Incarnate Word L, 89-63 F15 at UT-Permian Basin W,77-67 J24 at Huston-Tillotson W,84-62 J9 at St. Edward's L, 87-83 F3 St. Edward's L, 85-82 F17 at Texas College W,87-84* J29 Wiley W,103-95 J13 St. Mary's W,77-53 F9 at Drury College L, 97-81 F22 at Huston-Tillotson L, 106-97 J31 Jarvis Christian W,88-86 J16 Texas Lutheran L, 73-70 F15 Lincoln L, 87-74 F24 Houston Baptist L, 92-82 F5 at Langston L, 80-69 J20 at Incarnate Word W,63-62 F17 Rockhurst College L, 73-65 M1 Langston W,83-66 F7 at Bacone L, 91-83 J20 Concordia-Lutheran W,91-61 F22 St. Mary's L, 74-66 M3 Bacone L, 72-64 F11 Paul Quinn W,110-85 J25 SE Oklahoma St. L, 72-64 F24 at Incarnate Word L, 71-61 M8 43-Huston-Tillotson W,79-70 F14 SAGU W,100-95

Rams Year-by-Year J27 at Concordia-Luth. W,73-54 M1 St. Edward's W,99-97 M14 44-vs. Jarvis Christian L, 80-70 F17 at Texas College L, 97-83 F3 St. Edward's W,93-68 F21 at UT-Permian Basin L, 90-79 F6 at St. Mary's L, 79-60 2001-02 2003-04 F24 TAMIU W,81-76 F10 at Texas Lutheran L, 85-82 17-9 15-18 F26 Houston Baptist W,113-91 F13 Incarnate Word L, 75-53 N16 39-LeTourneau L, 84-79* N11 Oklahoma Christian L,94-82 F28 Huston-Tillotson W,84-71 F27 at Texas Lutheran L, 82-60 N17 40-at Austin College L, 76-69 N15 Dillard L, 70-53 M3 44-at SAGU W,66-55 N18 40-vs. MH-Baylor W,81-73 N18 St. Gregory’s W,91-70 M4 44-vs. Langston L, 66-55 1999-00 N21 Howard Payne W,82-74 N21 45-vs.Tabor College W,73-67 15-12 N27 St. Gregory's W,67-54 N22 45-at Sterling College W,81-76 2005-06 N19 35-vs. SW Oklahoma St.W,89-68 D2 Sul Ross W,83-66 N24 at St. Gregory’s L, 80-65 25-9 N20 35-at Tarleton St. L, 75-67 D12 at Concordia-Luth. L, 93-83 N29 at TAMU-International W,82-69 N4 39-vs. Col. of Ozarks W,81-77 32 N23 at Sam Houston St. L, 85-70 D15 Hardin Simmons W,79-72 D1 at Houston Baptist L, 76-63 N5 39-vs.Kansas WesleyanW,99-68 N27 Jarvis Christian W,95-82 D17 at McMurry L, 98-87 D3 at UT-Arlington L, 74-69 N8 Oklahoma Christian L, 74-66 N30 Texas College W,86-74 D20 McMurry L, 100-86 D6 UT-Permian Basin W,97-70 N15 at Oklahoma City L, 89-81 D2 at UT-Arlington L, 86-74 D28 at National Christian W,95-80 D13 SAGU W,77-69 N17 at LSU-Shreveport L, 85-78 D8 Paul Quinn W,93-90** D29 at National Christian W,96-75 D15 Huston-Tillotson W,94-79 N19 at SE Louisiana W,76-69& D10 at East Central OK W,99-75 J4 41-vs. Newman College L, 86-82 D30 Sterling College W,83-78 N22 at Stephen F.Austin L, 82-73 & D18 SE Oklahoma St. W,100-93* J5 41-at Tabor College W,57-48 J2 46-at Okla. Christian L, 72-69 N28 at UT-Arlington L, 78-64& D19 SW Oklahoma St. W,96-91 J8 Austin College W,75-60 J3 46-vs. Sou. Nazarene L, 77-74 D3 Jarvis Christian L, 79-71 Rams Year-by-Year

D5 Wiley W,107-72 & - Exhibition D13 LSU-Shreveport W,93-72 TOURNAMENT LEGEND D30 at Oklahoma Christian L, 77-68 1 - All-College Tournament,Oklahoma City, OK J7 at Houston Baptist L, 82-79 2 - Southwestern AAU Tournament,Dallas,TX J9 at Huston-Tillotson W,92-50 3 - NAIB National Tournament,Kansas City, MO J14 TAMIU W,71-56 4 - Fort Worth Invitational, Fort Worth,TX J16 UT-Permian Basin W,80-67 J19 at Paul Quinn W,103-81 5 - NAIB Regional Tournament,Fort Worth,TX J23 SAGU W,68-64 6 - Washburn College Classic,Topeka,KS J25 Texas College W,71-68 7 - NAIB Play-In Game, Home Sites J28 at Jarvis Christian W,84-70 8 - Tulia Classic,Tulia,TX J30 at Wiley W,81-71 9 - Dallas Elks Tourney, Dallas,TX F2 at Texas College W,71-62 10 - NAIA District Playoff, Home Sites F4 Langston W,89-70 F6 at Bacone L, 77-75* 11 - Cotton Bowl Classic, Dallas,TX F11 Houston Baptist W,83-80 12 - Texas State Invitational, San Marcos,TX F13 Huston-Tillotson W,102-80 13 - Cowtown Tournament,Fort Worth,TX F16 at TAMIU W,88-57 14 - Thanksgiving Classic, Marshall,TX F20 at UT-Permian Basin L, 80-73 15 - LeTourneau Tournament,Longview,TX F 23 Bacone W,87-58 F25 Paul Quinn W,91-64 16 - Cameron Holiday Classic, Lawton, OK F27 at SAGU W,76-70 17 - Texas Athletic Conference Tournament,Dallas,TX M2 44-at SAGU L, 86-85 18 - NAIA National Tournament,Kansas City, MO M16 18-vs. Union W,82-64 19 - Southeastern Oklahoma State Tournament,Durant, OK M17 18-vs. OK Christian W,67-62 20 - Chicago State Classic, Chicago, IL M18 18-vs. Carroll W,73-70 21 - University of Houston Tournament,Houston,TX M20 18-vs. OK Baptist W,83-72 M21 18-vs. Oklahoma City W,67-65 22 - Mary-Hardin Baylor Tournament,Belton,TX 23 - Howard Payne Tournament,Brownwood,TX 2006-07 24 - Wayland Baptist Tournament,Plainview,TX 19-10 25 - Burger King Classic, Fort Worth,TX N2 at UT-Arlington L, 80-52& 26 - Grand Canyon Classic, Phoenix,AZ N4 Dallas Christian W,99-40 N7 at OK Christian L, 70-61 27 - Southwestern New Year’s Classic, Georgetown,TX N11 SW Adventist W,112-65 28 - Ram Classic, Fort Worth,TX N15 Parker W,98-73 29 - Calif. State-Bakersfield Classic, Bakersfield, CA N17 49-vs. LSU-ShreveportW,72-58 30 - Christian College Classic, Cedar Hill,TX N18 49-vs. Galilee W# 31 - Texas Wesleyan Classic, Fort Worth,TX N24 50-Sioux Falls L, 83-70 32 - Silver City Classic, Silver City, NM N25 50-Westmont W,72-62 D2 51-vs. St. Gregory’s W,73-69 33 - Mesa State Tournament,Grand Junction, CO D3 51-at OK City L, 75-74 34 - Belmont Classic, Nashville,TN D9 at UT-San Antonio L, 74-70& 35 - Tarleton State Tournament,Stephenville,TX J3 at Texas College W,82-71 36 - Office Concepts Holiday Classic, Springfield, MO J6 at SAGU W,83-55 37 - Heart of Texas Conference Tournament,Seguin,TX J8 Paul Quinn W,80-56 J13 Houston Baptist W,57-54 38 - Texas A&M-Commerce Classic, Commerce,TX J25 at Langston W,54-53 39 - Southwestern Assemblies of God Classic,Waxahachie,TX J27 Wiley L, 77-75 40 - Austin College Tournament,Sherman,TX J29 at Jarvis Christian L, 70-59 41 - Tabor College Classic,Tabor, KS F1 at Wiley L, 61-37 42 - USCAA National Tournament,Detroit, MI F3 Texas College W,82-71 43 - Red River Athletic Conference Tourney, Home Sites F7 at Bacone W,84-74 F10 SAGU W,71-60 44 - Red River Athletic Conference Tourney,Waxahachie,TX F12 at Paul Quinn W,76-64 45 - Pizza Hut Classic, Sterling, KS F14 Huston-Tillotson W,72-55 46 - Sleep Inn Classic, Oklahoma City, OK Rams Year-by-Year F17 at Houston Baptist L, 69-45 47 - Belhaven Classic, Jackson, MS F19 at Huston-Tillotson L, 88-60 48 - Wings “N” More Wesleyan Classic, Fort Worth,TX 33 F21 Jarvis Christian L, 106-93** F24 Bacone W,113-78 49 - Pepsi Classic,Waxahachie,TX F26 Langston W,63-57 50 - Texas Shootout,Fort Worth,TX M1 44-vs. Langston L, 59-57 51 - Oklahoma City Classic, Oklahoma City, OK

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35 Texas Wesleyan The Texas Wesleyan athletic department has been competing in intercollegiate sports for almost a century. Here is a look at some of the highlights the Rams have enjoyed in every sport since 1908: Men’s Soccer: The men’s soccer team has advanced to the postseason in four consecutive seasons, winning their first Red River Championship and advancing to the Region VI tournament for the first time in 2005. -Ram Soccer also has the third most goals scored in one game in NAIA history, scoring 23 goals in 2003 against Dallas Christian. Women’s Soccer: The women’s soccer team won its first Red River Championship in 2005 and took the title again in 2006. They have qualified for the postseason in five consecutive seasons. -Jessica Carrion was named 1st-team All-Conference in all four seasons with the Lady Rams. She graduated after the 2005 season with six Texas Wesleyan records holding the single game, season, and career records in goals and points. Volleyball Volleyball: The volleyball team advanced to the “Elite 8” of the The 2005 Wesleyan volley- national tournament in 2004 and 2005. The Lady Rams have ball team reached the “Elite made eight trips to nationals and finished as high as second in 1982 and 1990. 8” of the NAIA National -In 2005, the Lady Rams set school records by winning 58 con- Championship for the second secutive games and 30 consecutive matches consecutive season. The Men’s Basketball: The men’s basketball team made history in Lady Rams went 16-0 in 2006 by winning their first National Championship. They also conference play and won 58 became the lowest seed (27th) ever to win the NAIA National Tournament when Ben Hunt hit a three with 0.2 seconds remain- consecutive games. ing to deliver a 67-65 win over Oklahoma City. -The Rams have produced 15 All-Americans, one of which was Clifton McNeely, who led the entire nation in scoring in 1947. Women’s Basketball: The women’s basketball team advanced to their first-ever NAIA National Championship in 2005. -The Lady Rams have won 15 or more games in three of the last four seasons. Women’s Soccer Golf: The men’s golf team has won six national titles and has finished in the Top-3 22 times. The women’s soccer team has won -The Rams have produced 66 All- back-to-back Red River Athletic America selections and nine individuals Conference Championships and host- have won medalists honors at the NAIA ed a Region Tournament game for National Championship. Baseball: The baseball team won its the first time in program history last Golf first Red River Championship in 2007 season. and advanced to the Region VI final. The men’s golf team has The program has amassed over 1,000 enjoyed a rich history, win- victories in its 36-year history and has ning six national titles and had 36 players drafted in the major finishing in the Top-3 22 leagues. Former Ram Jeff Moronko also saw time in the majors with the times. The program has Cleveland Indians. produced 66 All-America -The Rams’ 41 wins were the most selections and nine NAIA since 1980 while their 10 losses were medalists. The Rams have the fewest since 1973. They have won 30 or more in four of the last five sea- also finished in the Top-10 sons under the guidance of head coach of the NAIA National Mike Jeffcoat, a former major league Tournament in 43 times. pitcher with the Texas Rangers. Softball: The softball team has qualified for the postseason in each of the last five seasons and advanced to the national tournament in 1984. -Lady Ram head coach Shannon Gower led the 2005 team to a 28-25 record in her first season marking the team’s first winning record in three years. 7 National 2003, 2002. Men’s Basketball: 1976. Football: 1939, 1941. 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, Championships Men’s Golf: 1974, 1975, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, Men’s Basketball Heartland Conference 1976, 1977, 1978. Texas AIAW Champions 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, NAIA - 2006 (2000-22001) Men’s Tennis: 1974, 1975, Women’s Basketball: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Softball: 2000. 1976. 1979, North Zone - 1975. 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, Men’s Golf 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, NAIA - 1964, 1969, 1975, Heart of Texas Conference Big State Conference 71 National 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 1990, 1995, 1999. (1988-11999) (1951-11973) 2005, 2006, 2007. Baseball: 1989, 1995 Men’s Basketball: 1953, Tournament Women’s Basketball: 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, Appearances Softball 83 Conference 1989, 1990. 1963. Men’s Basketball NAIA: 1984. Championships Men’s Golf: 1995, 1996, Men’s Golf: 1950, 1951, NAIA: 1940, 1941, 1942, Red River Athletic 1997, 1999. 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1983, Men’s Swimming Conference Softball: 1998, 1999. 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 2006. NAIA: 1984. (2002-ppresent) Volleyball: 1988, 1989, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, Baseball: West Division - 1990. 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, Women’s Basketball Men’s Tennis 2005, Tournament - Women’s Tennis: 1990. 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, AIAW: 1979. NAIA: 1978, 1979, 1983, 2007. 1972, 1973. NAIA: 2005. 1984. Men’s Golf: 2004, 2005, Texas Athletic Conference 2006, 2007. (1979) Texas Conference Men’s Golf Volleyball Men’s Soccer: 2006. Baseball: 1979. (1938-11950) NCAA Division II: 2000 NAIA: 1982, 1986, 1987, Women’s Soccer: 2006, Men’s Basketball: 1938, NAIA: 1952, 1953, 1955, 1989, 1990, 1994, 2004, 2007. Texoma Conference 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 2005. Volleyball: 2004, 2005, (1974-11978) 1947, 1949. 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 36 West Division - 2004, Baseball: 1978. Men’s Golf: 1940. 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969,

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The Texas Wesleyan athletics program has also enjoyed success in Softball other sports that are now defunct: The softball team is one of five cur- rent teams in the Wesleyan athletic -The Texas Wesleyan football team won two conference titles in their eight department to make a national tour- seasons in the 1930s. nament appearance. In 2006, the -The Texas Wesleyan men’s and women’s tennis teams have won four Lady Rams hit a school record 66 conference titles in their history and the men’s team has qualified for the home runs led by Tara Sharp’s (pic- NAIA National Tournament four times. tured) single-season school record 18 home runs. Women’s Basketball The women’s basketball team advanced to the national tournament in 2005. It was Men’s the program’s first appearance in the Basketball national tournament. The men’s basketball The Lady Rams have team won its first won 15 or more games national championship in three of the last four in 2006 when Ben seasons. Hunt hit “the shot heard ‘round the world” with 0.2 seconds remaining to deliver a 67-65 win over Oklahoma City University.

2006-07 Wesleyan Recap Baseball The baseball team had an his- Sport Record RRAC Finish toric season in 2007. The Rams won their first Red Baseball 41-10 1st River Championship and their Golf N/A 1st* 41-10 record marked their most wins since 1980 and M. Basketball 19-10 4th fewest losses since 1973. M. Soccer 6-8-2 3rd Softball 22-34 3rd Volleyball 20-10 3rd W. Basketball 12-18 5th W. Soccer 9-8 1st

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131 All-America Knight (98-2), Todd Chappell Hill (58-1), Robert Wood Robby Koch (91-1), Robby Nichole Richardson (04- (00-HM), David Johnson (03- (59-1), Robert Wood (60-1), Koch (92-1), Jamie Drysdale HM), Heather Fowler (06- Selections HM), David Johnson (04- Robert Wood (61-1), Tom (94-1), Chris Webster (94-1), HM). Baseball HM), Tommy Johnson (05- Wrinkle (62-1), Charles Jamie Drysdale (95-1), NCAA Division II: Shawn 2), Ben Hunt (06-2), Khayri Meisner (63-1), Tom Wrinkle Steve Galko (96-1), David Softball Green (00-1), Pat Hannon McKinney (06-HM), CJ (63-1), Mike Martin (64-1), West (97-1), Chris Gaines NAIA: Stacy Head (99-2). (00-1). Higginbotham (07-HM), Charles Meisner (64-1), (98-1), Ricahrd Ramskill NAIA: David Yates (68-HM), Evan Patterson (07-HM). Jerry Searcy (64-1), Tom (98-1), David West (98-1), Volleyball Bob Mershon (71-1), Wally Wrinkle (64-1), Mike Martin Tim McMillan (99-1), NAIA: Diane Urey (82-1), Gawaluch (73-2), Rusty Women’s Basketball (65-1), Melvin Starks (66-1), Richard Ramskill (99-1), Willa Gipson (82-2), Laura Jacobs (75-1), Jim Thomas NAIA: Teresa Reynolds (86- Paul Darwin (69-1), Gary Jason Read (99-1), Reino McDonald (86-1), Ginger (75-2), Donnie Carr (76-1), 1), Terri Porter (90-2), Frankenfield (69-1), Bobby Deetlefs (04-1), Reino Klopfenstein (87-1), Joanna Rusty Jacobs (76-1), Keith Georgia Sherrill (90-HM). Cornett (72-1), Dan Gray Deetlefs (05-1), Scott Sikes Hooker (87-2), Ginger Sprekles (77-2), Keith (75-1), Eddie Horn (75-1), (05-1), Lance Vasquez (06- Klopfenstein (88-2), Colleen Sprekles (78-1), Bob Adkins Football Bill Morrill (78-1), Brad HM), Kevin Doskocil (07-2), Ford (88-3), Kristen Tuttle (80-1), Tom Hayes (80-1), Small College: Dick Higgins (79-1), Gary Dennis Mitch Hendon (07-2), Ryan (89-1), Stephanie Dave Griffin (82-1), Randy Livingston (37-1). (80-1), Danny Mijovic (80-1), Stephens (07-2), Dan Hahn McLaughlin (89-2), Foyt (84-1), Zach Archer Paul Lopez (81-1), Danny (07-HM). Stephanie McLaughlin (90- (06-HM), Shea Harrison (06- Men’s Golf Mijovic (81-1), Danny 1), Kristen Tuttle (90-1), HM), Hayden Lackey (07-1). NCAA Division II: Chris Mijovic (82-1), Dow Brian Men’s Soccer Debbie Williamson (92-3), Gaines (99-1), David West (83-1), Danny Mijovic (83-1), NAIA: Eric Littlejohn (93- Carmen Biel (95-HM), Men’s Basketball (00-1), Tim McMillan (00-1), Mike Krsnak (84-1), Mike HM), Christian Villasenor Cassie Underwood (95-HM), NAIA: Clifton McNeely (47- Jason Read (00-1), David Krsnak (85-1), Mike Krsnak (03-HM), Jose Melendez (04- Leighanne Krey (02-HM), 1), E.F. Parham (47-HM), West (00-1). (86-1), Blayne Hobbs (88-1), HM). Cortney Johansen (03-HM), Don Rees (59-HM), Kevin NAIA: Jack Hamilton (52-1), Ian Leggatt (88-1), Ian Cortney Johansen (04-HM), Fitchett (83-HM), Rodney Ray Jefferson (52-1), Willard Leggatt (89-1), Richar Women’s Soccer Rachel Loftin (05-2), Liz Nobles (89-HM), Kenny Young (52-1), Jack Hamilton Backwell (90-1), Andy Fuller NAIA: Jessica Carrion (03- Meng (06-HM). Kenvin (94-HM), Lanny (53-1), Rex Hill (57-1), Don (90-1), Robby Koch (90-1), HM), Loren Clark (04-HM), 37 TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2007-08 TEXAS This Is WESLEYAN name of Texas Wesleyan College. This change was, in large measure, due to the transfer of assets from Texas Wesleyan Academy in Austin. UNIVERSITY This marked a new era for the University’s stability and future growth. On January 9, 1989, the name was officially changed to Texas Wesleyan University in recognition of the University’s outstanding graduate programs in Education and Health Science. The 1990-91 academic year marked the celebration of a century of servicein higher education. On August 1, 1992, the University aquired the Dallas Fort History Worth School of Law, now the Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan University was University School of Law. The law school is located founded in 1890 by the Methodist in downtown Fort Worth and is fully accrediated by Episcopal Church, South, as the Ameriican Bar Association. Polytechnic College, and built on a Today, Texas Wesleyan University offers under- forty-two acre tract of land donated graduate and graduate studies to over 2,700 stu- by A.S. Hall, W.D. Hall and George dents on both the historic campus and at its law Tandy. Classes began in 1891. A school downtown Fort Worth campus faculty of ten taught a student enrollment of one hundred ten that Mission first year. Our mission at Texas Wesleyan University is to In 1934, male students were develop students to their full potential as individuals admitted and the college took the and as members of the world community. The University is committed to the principles that each student deserves personal attention and that all members of the academic community must have freedom to pursue independent thought and to exercise intellectual curiosity. The University actively seeks and employs faculty and staff with commit- ment and dedication to teaching, inspiring and serving students. Texas Wesleyan University recognizes its responsibility to the community by providing leadership and talent through programs that enable and enrich society.

Campus Texas Wesleyan maintains a historic campus in east Fort Worth and a downtown campus which is adjacent to the Fort Worth Convention Center and immediatley across from the Water Gardens in Fort Worth. The historic campus includes more than 75 acres just four miles southeast of downtown and is on one of the highest points of the city. The heritage of Texas Wesleyan is reflected in some of the historic buildings with Georgia-style columns, while MAJORS OFFERED School of Business School of -Social Studies -Pre-law emphasis -Weekend University -Accounting Education -Spanish -Psychology -Wesleyan Collegiate -Business Administration -Athletic Training/Sports -Theater Arts -Sociology Institute -Economics Medicine -Criminal Justice -Women’s Studies -Finance -Elementary- Division of Science and emphasis -Integrative Studies Generalist/Bilingual Mathematics Graduate Programs -International -Exercise Science -Biochemistry Division of Visual and -Business Administration Business -Middle School- -Biology Performing Arts -Education -Management Science/Math/Generalist -Chemistry -Art -Healthcare -Management -Computer Science -Music Administration Information Systems School of Arts and -Mathematics -Nurse Anesthesia -Marketing Sciences Special Programs -Psychology: Mental -Mass Communication Division of Humanities Division of Social -Aerospace Studies Health Counseling -Advertising-Public -English Sciences -High School Joint Relations -History -Business-Psychology Cooperative Programs School of Law 38 -Journalism -Liberal Studies -Paralegal Studies -International Programs -Doctor of Jurisprudence -Radio-Television -Religion -Political Science -Military Science (R.O.T.C.)

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progress is seen in the contempory design of the newer buildings. The mixture of old and new is reflected in all aspects of Texas Wesleyan’s life where new and innovative ideas complement more than a century of ideas.

Academics Texas Wesleyan University is the first choice for many students who seek a strong liberal arts curricu- lum and who wish to pursue their careers in business, teaching, science, or the visual or performing arts. In an environment where teaching and service are the most important components, Texas Wesleyan U.S. Congresswoman helps students achieve their academic dreams and Kay Granger goals thorugh a dedicated faculty, 76% of whom hold doctoral or terminal degrees in their field. Reaching for the Moon Teaching you what you need to know is the number one priority of our faculty. And they will What are the chances of being a world record- holder, a golf pro, a U.S. Congresswoman, a advise you on the academic program that will pre- of financing an education at a private insitution, so Broadway producer or a teacher of the year? Just pare you for your career, expose you to your chosen we made financial assistance available to more than ask some of our alumni. They’ll tell you that field through our Pre-Professional Program, and help 85% of our students in Fall 2004! When you apply even if your goals seem as far away as the moon, you develop a resume or apply to graduate schools. for admission, our counselers will sit down with you it’s all within reach with a Texas Wesleyan educa- and, most importantly, they will challenge you to be to make sure a Texas Wesleyan education is within tion. the best you can be, to overcome obstacles so you your reach. can get where you want to go. Angel Fernandez ‘01 . . . . . Sculptor, University With a multitude of undergraduate majors in Atmosphere ...... of Massachusets business, education, visual and performing arts, and Let’s face it. Sometimes, somewhere between science and humanities, you will be able to satisfy classes, labs, and studying, you just want to be with Kay Granger ‘65, HON ‘92. . . . U.S. Congresswomen just about any interest you have for the future. The friends. No paths to explore, no destination to choice is yours. achieve. Just you and your friends, participating in Ian Leggatt ‘89...... Golf pro, winner exciting cocurricular activities or serious conversa- ...... of the Tuscon Open Opportunities tions. On campus or off. Glenn Lewis ‘81 . . . . Texas State Represenative “It’s the journey, not the destination, that At the “SUB” you can play air hockey, pick up a counts.” You’ve probably heard that phrase before. snack at “SUB Grill”, hear some friends play the gui- Freda Phillips Noell . . . . . 2001 Fort Worth ISD At Texas Wesleyan, we think the journey and the tar, and search for happenings at fort Worth ‘82, MSE ‘88...... Teacher of the Year destination both count. hot spots on the Web. If you live on campus, there At Texas Wesleyan, you will journey on paths of are lounges for playing table tennis, pool and foos- Mike Skipper ‘78 ...... Broadway producer, enrichment that may or may not directly relate to ball ... or for just plain lounging. With vibrant down- ...... The Crucible your career goals, but we know that they all eventu- town Fort Worth just minutes away and Dallas near- ally lead to your final destination: a sense of confi- by, there’s plenty to do off campus, too. Richard Wier ‘77 . . . . Fire Department Captain, dence, a sense of engagement, and a sense of pur- ...... deployed to NYC pose for your life. Wesleyan students grow as indi- Texas Wesleyan At a Glance ...... Ground Zero viduals and benefit from a genuine college experience by participating in numerous cocurricular clubs 2,765 students (1,600 undergraduates) John Williams ‘71 ...... Around-the-World and activities, as well as professional clubs and reli- 15:1 student-faculty ratio ...... Speed Record-Holder gious, service, and special interest organizations. 100% of classe are taught by faculty ...... 1997, Bell Helicopter 430 139 full-time faculty Texas Wesleyan offers you a personalized 4 residence halls Amber Womack ‘99 ...... Opera Singer, learning environment within reach of virtually limitless 600 students live on campus ...... New York cultural and recreational activities, internship oppor- 200 students particpate in athletics tunities and career connections. 65 clubs and organizations 7 fraternities and sororities Affordable excellence 85% of students recieve financial aid At Texas Wesleyan, we realize the importance $34.5 million in aid awards last year MINORS OFFERED -Advertising-Public -Philosophy Studies Relations -Physics -Sociology -Art -Political Science -Spanish -Biblical Studies -Psychology -Theater Arts -Biology -Radio-Television -Women’s Studies -Business -Recreation Diving -Youth Ministry Administration Management -Chemistry -Religion -Christian Education -Religion-Biblical -Computer Science PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES -English -History -Pre-Clinical/Counseling Psychology -Journalism -Pre-Dentistry -Kinesiology -Pre-Law -Mathematics -Pre-Medicine -Pre-Ministry The Wesleyan Village is a $6.5 million residence hall that opened in the -Music -Pre-University Teaching Fall of 2005. 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