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acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 1 JOE GOLDING HEAD COACH • SECOND SEASON Former Abilene Christian letterman and assistant basketball coach Joe Golding is at the start of his second season as the head men’s basketball coach at his alma mater. He was hired July 18, 2011 by his former teammate, ACU director of athletics Jared Mosley, after Grant McCasland left ACU to become an assistant coach at Baylor University. After the Wildcats finished 12-16 in 2011-12, Golding and his assistant coaches pared the roster of every player but one from last year, brought in 11 new players and set their sights on pushing the Wildcats back into the Lone Star Conference Championship. Senior center Steven Werner transferred to ACU from Sam Houston State and could be one of the top big men in the league, while the backcourt duo of Eric Lawton and Elliott Lloyd could give the Wildcats two of the top guards in the LSC. Junior forward Cornelius Cammock also figures to play a large role for the Wildcats. Golding also is excited about freshman guard Parker Wentz, who was one of the top prep players in the state last year at Trinity Christian High School in Lubbock. Wentz will be a major contributor to the Wildcats from the get-go and could earn a starting spot as THE GOLDING FILE the Wildcats go with a smaller, quicker lineup. Senior guard Desmond Woodberry – who redshirted last year after suffering an early Born: Oct. 15, 1975 season injury – is the only letterman returning to the team in 2012-13. Before returning to Abilene, Golding coached the previous three seasons for head Hometown: Wichita Falls coach Steve Shields' at Arkansas-Little Rock, helping the Trojans to the Sun Belt Family: Wife, Amanda (married six years); Conference title and an appearance in the NCAA Division I national tournament. In two sons, Cason (6) and Chase (3) addition to his normal coaching duties – which included working with the UALR guards Degrees: Bachelor of science in exercise and sport – Golding was the Trojan's recruiting coordinator. science (ACU, May 1999) Golding joined the UALR coaching staff on July 1, 2008, bringing with him nine Playing Experience: years of coaching experience at the junior college and high school levels. Prior to joining • Four-year letterwinner at ACU (1994-98) the Trojans, Golding spent three seasons (2005-08) as the top assistant to head coach • Teague Point Guard Award winner (1997-98) Jason Copeland at Abilene Christian, where his primary duties included recruiting, • Three-year starter at point guard in high school, at scouting and on-floor coaching. A former point guard at ACU from 1994-98, he was also Midland High as a sophomore (1991-92) and then at responsible for coaching the Wildcat guards. Wichita Falls High School as a junior and senior In 2007-08, Golding helped guide the Wildcats to a 20-9 record, marking the (1992-93, 1993-94) • District 5-4A Most Valuable Player as both a junior program's first 20-win season since the 1998-99 campaign. The 2007-08 ACU squad and senior (1992-93, 1993-94) qualified for the Lone Star Conference Tournament for the first time since 1998, • Led Wichita Falls HS to Region I-4A finals as a senior Golding's senior season. In addition, ACU had three guards earn all-LSC South Division honors in Corwin Ragland, Dejan Sencanski and Brandon Callahan, marking the first Coaching Experience time since the 1985-86 season that ACU had more than one player on the all-conference 1999-2000 Assistant Coach South Garland HS team. Ragland was also named NABC Second Team All-South Central Region after 2000-01 Assistant Coach South Garland HS averaging 17.1 points per game. 2002-03 Head Coach Sachse HS 2003-04 Head Coach Sachse HS Golding was a four-year letterwinner at ACU from 1994-98, playing in all 108 2004-05 Assistant Coach Collin County C.C. games, and was given the Teague Point Guard Award as a senior. He shot 46 percent 2005-06 Assistant Coach Abilene Christian from the floor over his four-year career, and averaged 4.3 points and 4.2 assists per game. 2006-07 Assistant Coach Abilene Christian Upon graduating from ACU with a bachelor's degree in exercise and sport science in 2007-08 Assistant Coach Abilene Christian May of 1999, Golding got his first coaching job as a varsity assistant at South Garland 2008-09 Assistant Coach Ark.-Little Rock 2009-10 Assistant Coach Ark.-Little Rock High School, where he helped the team to back-to-back Class 5A playoff appearances. 2010-11 Assistant Coach Ark.-Little Rock He spent the 2001-02 season as an assistant coach at Seminole Junior College before 2011-12 Head Coach Abilene Christian taking the head coaching job at Sachse High School. In the program's first years at the 2012-13 Head Coach Abilene Christian 5A level, Golding led the team to a 15-14 record in 2002-03 and an 18-10 mark in 2003-04. Prior to returning to Abilene Christian in 2005, Golding spent the 2004-05 season as an assistant coach at Collin County Community College. Golding and his wife, Amanda, have been married for six years and have two sons, Cason and Chase.

2 20112-123 ACUACU WWILDCATILDCAT MMEENN’’SS BBAASSKKEETTBBAALLL L acuascpuosrptos.rctosm.com ACU ASSISTANT COACHES BRIAN BURTON JARET VON ROSENBERG Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Coach Brian Burton is in his second season at ACU as the Jaret von Rosenberg is in his second season as the Wildcats’ top assistant under head coach Joe Golding. Wildcats’ graduate assistant coach, joining the ACU Burton spent the 2010-11 season at the University of coaching staff after two seasons as an assistant at Utah where he was in charge of video scouting for the Collin County Community College. Utes. von Rosenberg played three seasons of NCAA Prior to joining the Utes, the Plano native spent the Division I basketball for the Hartford Hawks previous five seasons at the junior college level. Burton (2006-07, 2007-08 and 2008-09) after playing his has also remained heavily involved in community outreach along with his freshman season (2005-06) at Collin County for head coach Bob Sagona. recruiting and assistant coaching duties, including working with the Big In three seasons at Hartford, von Rosenberg scored 1,021 points in 94 Brothers-Big Sisters mentoring program. games (10.9 points per game), becoming the 22nd player in Hawks’ history Burton started his playing career at St. Edward’s University (Austin) to score 1,000 career points. He also finished his career with 310 assists from before transferring to UT-Dallas where he was a two-year starter. the point guard position, good for eighth in program history. He earned his bachelor’s degree from UT-Dallas in 2005. A native of Mission, Texas, von Rosenberg played his high school ball at Burton graduated from Plano East HS. His younger brother, Sharyland where he was a two-time all-district selection and the league’s Jason, is an assistant coach at Texas State. Defensive Player of the Year as a junior in 2003-04.

JOHN FOWLER COOPER SCHMIDT Graduate Assistant Coach Director of Basketball Operations John Fowler is in his first season at ACU as the Cooper Schmidt is in his first year as the director of Wildcats’ graduate assistant coach. He was named to his operations for the Abilene Christian men's basketball current position during the summer of 2011 team. He was named to his current position by head by head coach Joe Golding, who coached Fowler during coach Joe Golding during the summer of 2012. their one season together at Arkansas-Little Rock. A 2011 graduate of Texas Tech University, Schmidt Fowler was two-year starter for the Trojans after was hired by ACU after serving as an assistant coach on earning First Team NJCAA All-Region honors at Mineral Chris Beard's staff for the South Carolina Warriors of the Area Community College. As a senior for UA-LR in 2008-09, Fowler helped ABA. During his lone season in South Carolina, the Warriors finished 29-2 lead the Trojans to the postseason behind an overall record of 23-8. He also overall and didn't lose a single game until the postseason. was selected as the Sun Belt’s Defensive Player of the Year. Schmidt also was part of Pat Knight's Red Raider coaching staff as a A native of Osceloa, Ark., Fowler’s professional experience includes a student assistant from 2009-11, and served in a similar capacity prior to that season playing in Germany for BC Energie Zwickau. for the men's team at Trinity Valley Community College (2008-09). Schmidt is a native of Athens, Texas, and is currently working toward receiving a Master's Degree in exercise and sport psychology.

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (12-16) (10-6) (2-9) (0-1) CONFERENCE (4-14) (3-6) (1-8) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (8-2) (7-0) (1-1) (0-1)

MINUTES TOTAL 3-PTS F-THROWS REBOUNDS SCORING ## Player GP -GS Tot -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3FG -FGA Pct FT -FTA Pct Off -Def –Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

14 Antonio Bell 28-22 782-27.9 104-246 .423 51-127 .402 95-126 .754 8-35 –43 1.5 69-1 76 64 2 33 354 12.6

21 Zach Williams 28-26 775-27.7 116-274 .423 22-73 .301 79-106 .745 29-88 –117 4.2 62-1 36 74 20 35 333 11.9

05 Kendall Durant 28-28 865-30.9 117-294 .398 36-109 .330 60-75 .800 20-73 –93 3.3 66-4 65 81 8 29 330 11.8

20 Armani Williamsi 20-4 383-19.2 50-127 .394 40-101 .396 24-31 .774 2-25 –27 1.4 45-0 10 22 2 7 164 8.2

32 Eric Kibi 20-14 407-20.4 66-110 .600 0-0 .000 31-59 .525 46-68 –114 5.7 49-0 4 37 5 10 163 8.2

01 Marc Little 28-9 643-23.0 73-168 .435 23-66 .348 43-47 .915 12-50 –62 2.2 65-3 70 61 2 35 212 7.6

13 Dosh Simms 28-19 573-20.5 61-108 .565 0-0 .000 35-55 .636 73-88 –161 5.8 70-3 20 40 4 30 157 5.6

11 Desmond Woodberry 6-2 81-13.5 8-21 .381 3-8 .375 3-8 .375 3-12 –15 2.5 6-0 4 2 1 8 22 3.7

40 Eric Milam 28-9 318-11.4 38-86 .442 0-0 .000 12-19 .632 22-40 –62 2.2 63-1 3 27 6 9 88 3.1

42 Ben Warton 28-6 406-14.5 34-62 .548 0-1 .000 14-28 .500 46-35 –81 2.9 52-0 11 23 3 9 82 2.9

24 Da-Juan Cooper 27-1 288-10.7 26-50 .520 0-3 .000 17-36 .472 25-46 –71 2.6 61-2 5 19 9 7 69 2.6

04 Marcus Norman 16-0 105-6.6 10-21 .476 7-14 .500 1-2 .500 3-8 –11 0.7 20-0 11 6 0 9 28 1.8

TEAM 41-54 –95 3.4 4

Total 28 5625 703-1567 .449 182-502 .363 414-592 .699 330-622 –952 34.0 628-16 315 460 62 221 2002 71.5

Opponents 28 5625 642-1440 .446 175-504 .347 475-697 .681 298-623 –921 32.9 538-13 332 502 60 156 1934 69.1

Score by periods 1st 2nd OT Total Abilene Christian 982 1001 19 2002 Opponents 882 1046 6 1934

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (12-16) (10-6) (2-9) (0-1) CONFERENCE (4-14) (3-6) (1-8) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (8-2) (7-0) (1-1) (0-1)

Date Opponent Result Score High Points High Rebounds

11/11/11 TRUMAN STATE W 70-68 (13)BELL, Antonio (7)SIMMS, Dosh (13)DURANT, Kendall 11/12/11 EAST CENTRAL W 89-72 (18)WILLIAMS, Armani (5)SIMMS, Dosh 11/18/11 at Texas-Permian Basin W 65-60 (13)DURANT, Kendall (10)KIBI, Eric 11/19/11 vs Texas A&M Int'l L 69-71 (17)WILLIAMS, Armani (3)WILLIAMS, Zach (3)KIBI, Eric (3)WOODBERRY, Desmond 11/22/11 TEXAS-PERMIAN BASIN W 80-69 (21)BELL, Antonio (9)KIBI, Eric 11/29/11 at Dallas Baptist L 72-80 (17)WILLIAMS, Zach (7)KIBI, Eric 12/03/11 SW ADVENTIST W 86-47 (18)LITTLE, Marc (11)SIMMS, Dosh 12/10/11 * CAMERON L 58-64 (23)DURANT, Kendall (11)SIMMS, Dosh 12/13/11 * WEST TEXAS A&M L 58-61 (16)WILLIAMS, Zach (7)WILLIAMS, Zach 12/17/11 * at Eastern New Mexico L 59-68 (16)WILLIAMS, Zach (12)SIMMS, Dosh 12/19/11 * at Midwestern State L 62-74 (15)WILLIAMS, Zach (7)DURANT, Kendall 12/30/11 DALLAS BAPTIST W 85-82 (22)WILLIAMS, Zach (7)WILLIAMS, Zach (22)DURANT, Kendall 01/03/12 * INCARNATE WORD L 65-70 (16)BELL, Antonio (8)SIMMS, Dosh 01/07/12 * at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 59-72 (12)SIMMS, Dosh (8)SIMMS, Dosh 01/11/12 * at Texas A&M-Commerce WOT 92-79 (21)BELL, Antonio (9)KIBI, Eric 01/14/12 * TARLETON STATE L 53-62 (14)BELL, Antonio (8)SIMMS, Dosh 01/17/12 * ANGELO STATE W 79-64 (22)WILLIAMS, Armani (9)MILAM, Eric 01/21/12 * at Angelo State L 59-65 (17)DURANT, Kendall (9)KIBI, Eric 01/26/12 PAUL QUINN W 88-70 (21)WILLIAMS, Zach (10)KIBI, Eric 01/28/12 ARLINGTON BAPTIST W 96-57 (20)BELL, Antonio (9)KIBI, Eric 01/31/12 * MIDWESTERN STATE L 78-79 (21)DURANT, Kendall (5)COOPER, Da-Juan (5)SIMMS, Dosh 02/04/12 * at Cameron L 65-77 (29)BELL, Antonio (6)WILLIAMS, Zach 2/8/2012 * at West Texas A&M L 49-57 (9)KIBI, Eric (7)COOPER, Da-Juan (9)BELL, Antonio 02/11/12 * EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 79-68 (17)DURANT, Kendall (7)COOPER, Da-Juan 02/15/12 * at Incarnate Word L 73-79 (14)LITTLE, Marc (8)KIBI, Eric 02/19/12 * TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE W 80-70 (14)WILLIAMS, Zach (6)SIMMS, Dosh 02/22/12 * TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE L 72-75 (23)BELL, Antonio (5)DURANT, Kendall (5)BELL, Antonio 02/25/12 * at Tarleton State L 62-74 (19)LITTLE, Marc (5)WARTON, Ben

acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 5 2012-13 ACU MEN’S ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Exp. Hometown (Previous School)

1 Charles White G 6-1 sr Tr Philadelphia (Hartford)

3 Parker Wentz G 5-9 fr HS Lubbock (Trinity Christian HS)

4 John Lewis G 6-0 fr RS Pearland (Dawson HS)

5 Eric Lawton G 6-0 sr Tr Moreno Valley, Calif. (UALR)

11 Elliott Lloyd G 6-1 sr Tr Houston (Northern Colorado)

12 T.J. Brown G 6-3 fr HS Midland (Midland HS)

13 Dosh Simms F 6-5 sr 3VL Austin (Austin McCallum HS)

14 Trevor Wait G 6-1 fr RS White Oak (White Oak HS)

15 LC Alexander F 6-4 so HS Round Rock (McNeil HS)

20 Caleb Carr G 5-11 fr HS White Oak (White Oak HS)

21 Tyler Rogers G 6-3 fr HS Lubbock (Frenship HS)

23 Desmond Woodberry G 6-2 sr-RS 1VL Midland (Odessa JC)

24 Jonathan King F 6-5 sr Tr Panama City, Panama (SFA)

32 Cornelius Cammock F 6-5 jr Tr Austin (Paris JC)

33 Steven Werner C 6-8 sr Tr Fort Worth (Sam Houston State)

RS Riley Payne F 6-5 fr HS Idalou (Idalou HS)

Head coach: Joe Golding (2nd season) Assistant coach: Brian Burton Graduate Assistant coaches: Jaret von Rosenberg, John Fowler Director of Basketball Operations: Cooper Schmidt

6 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com Steven Werner

acusports.com 22001112--112 3 ACUACU WILDCATWILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 79 Long known as a leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star collected 74 NCAA national championships since the league Conference (LSC) is an innovative athletics conference which aims joined the Division II membership in 1982. to provide a superior competitive experience for member institutions and to allow for comprehensive development of The LSC conducts conference championships in 18 sports (nine student-athletes through academic services and life skills men and nine women) with the addition of indoor track and programming. The LSC continues field in 2012-13. Men's championships include football, soccer, to build upon its proud history cross country, basketball, baseball, indoor track and field, while intending to be recognized outdoor track and field, tennis and golf. Women's titles are as the premier NCAA Division II determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, conference in the nation. softball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, tennis and golf. The league's mission is to foster student participation and success The conference office is located in Richardson, Texas, a northern among member institutions in Division II intercollegiate athletics suburb of Dallas. Stan Wagnon serves as Commissioner, with as an integral part of each institution's total educational assistance from Jay Poerner (Compliance) Melanie Robotham program. The LSC strives for academic excellence, stresses (Media Relations) and Tommy Wright (Marketing and involvement within the community, and prides itself in Broadcasting). upholding traditions while continually seeking new opportunities to provide student-athletes with a unique and 2012-13 LSC Officers superior experience. The commissioner is Stan Wagnon of Dallas (972-234-0033). Media relations director is Melanie Robotham (1221 West The LSC - founded on April 25, 1931 - has Campbell Road, Suite 171, Richardson, Texas 75080). developed from a five-team conference of Texas- based schools to an 11-member league that The LSC Council of Presidents Executive Committee is comprised spans three states (Texas, Oklahoma and New of Dr. Steven Gamble of Eastern New Mexico (chairman), Mexico). The league continues to assist its Dr. Dan Jones of Texas A&M-Commerce (vice chair) and Dr. member institutions in the maintenance of Dominic Dottavio of Tarleton State (second vice chair). intercollegiate athletic programs that are compatible with the highest standards of Wagnon The Council of Faculty Athletics Representatives officers are Dr. education and competitive sports. Keith Vitense of Cameron (chairman) and Dr. Randall Williams of Texas a&M-Kingsville (vice chair). Throughout the league's 81-year history, various institutions have competed under the LSC The Council of Athletics Administrators chairman is Dr. Jeff Geiser banner. Today, only Texas A&M University- of Eastern New Mexico. Commerce (then East Texas State) remains from the original group that was formed in 1931 when North Texas State, Southwest Texas State, LSC Men’s Basketball Champions Sam Houston State and Stephen F. Austin TEAM TITLES – Texas A&M-Commerce, 20; Stephen F. Austin State, 16; Texas State, 9; withdrew from the old Texas Intercollegiate Robotham Central Oklahoma, 8; Howard Payne, 8; Sam Houston State, 7; West Texas A&M, 6; Athletic Association. Midwestern State, 6; North Texas, 4; Lamar, 3; Abilene Christian, 3; Houston, 2; Angelo State, 2; Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2; Northeastern State, 1; Tarleton State 1. The membership alignment has changed over the years, with current members having been Lone Star Conference Champions added in each of the past six decades. Texas YEAR CHAMPION YEAR CHAMPION A&M-Kingsville (formerly Texas A&I) joined in 2012 Midwestern State 1983 S.F. Austin State 1954, followed by Angelo State in 1968 and 2011 Central Oklahoma 1982 S.F. Austin State Abilene Christian in 1973. 2010 Midwestern State 1981 Sam Houston State 2009 Midwestern State 1980 Southwest Texas State 1979 Southwest Texas State Poerner 2008 Central Oklahoma Conference membership remained within the 2007 Midwestern State 1978 Texas A&M-Commerce Texas borders until 1984 when Eastern New 2006 West Texas A&M 1977 Texas A&M-Commerce Mexico was admitted. Since then, the LSC has grown to include 2005 Texas A&M-Commerce 1976 Howard Payne 2004 Tarleton State 1975 Sam Houston State members from Arkansas and Oklahoma. 2003 West Texas A&M 1974 Texas A&M-Commerce 2002 Northeastern State Howard Payne Cameron (1988, 1996) was added near the outset of an 2001 West Texas A&M Southwest Texas State expansion phase, while Texas Woman's (1989) and previous 2000 Midwestern State 1973 Sam Houston State 1999 Midwestern State 1972 S.F. Austin State members West Texas A&M (1986, 1993) and Tarleton State (1968, 1998 Central Oklahoma 1971 Sam Houston State 1994) joined the league soon after. 1997 Central Oklahoma S.F. Austin State 1996 Texas A&M-Kingsville Howard Payne Midwestern State was admitted early in 1995, while the Texas A&M-Commerce 1970 S.F. Austin State 1995 Central Oklahoma 1969 Howard Payne University of the Incarnate Word became the newest member in 1994 West Texas A&M 1968 S.F. Austin State 2010. 1993 Central Oklahoma 1967 Howard Payne 1992 Central Oklahoma 1966 Howard Payne Past members of the LSC include Trinity, Houston, Lamar, Howard Texas A&M-Kingsville 1965 S.F. Austin State 1991 West Texas A&M 1964 Texas A&M-Commerce Payne, Sul Ross State, McMurry, Harding, Ouachita Baptist, Central Oklahoma 1963 Howard Payne, Lamar Central Oklahoma, East Central (Okla.), Northeastern State 1990 Texas A&M-Commerce 1962 Howard Payne, Lamar (Okla.), Southeastern Oklahoma and Southwestern Oklahoma. 1989 Angelo State 1961 Lamar 1988 Angelo State 1960 Southwest Texas State 1987 Abilene Christian 1959 Southwest Texas State While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of West Texas A&M 1958 Texas A&M-Commerce competitive athletic programs for its members, many teams and 1986 Abilene Christian individuals have gone on to distinguish themselves on the 1985 Abilene Christian national stage. Entering 2012-13, LSC member institutions have 1984 Texas A&M-Commerce

8 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com 1985-86 Keith Scales, Abilene Christian 2011-12 Lone Star Conference Standings 1984-85 James Wright, Abilene Christian Conference Season 1983-84 Greg Johnson, Texas A&M-Commerce W L Pct. PF PA WLPct. PF PA 1982-83 Chris Hagan, S.F. Austin State Midwestern State 15 3 .833 70.9 63.2 29 4 .879 72.3 60.5 1981-82 Hiram Harrison, S.F. Austin State Tarleton State 15 3 .833 67.4 60.7 27 6 .818 68.5 56.3 1980-81 Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne West Texas A&M 12 6 .667 64.1 59.5 19 9 .679 64.5 58.3 1979-80 Ed Turner, Texas A&M-Kingsville Incarnate Word 11 7 .611 68.5 65.2 16 11 .593 71.7 66.7 1978-79 Ed Turner, Texas A&M-Kingsville Cameron 10 8 .556 66.4 65.4 15 11 .577 68.5 65.8 1977-78 James Hall, Howard Payne Eastern New Mexico 7 10 .412 67.4 69.6 14 14 .500 72.4 72.0 1976-77 David Harrison, Howard Payne Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 11 .389 66.9 69.6 12 16 .429 69.5 70.1 1975-76 Dennis McLaughlin, Angelo State Texas A&M-Commerce 5 13 .278 69.7 78.0 10 17 .370 70.2 76.3 1974-75 Nate Granger, Texas A&M-Commerce Abilene Christian 4 14 .222 66.8 69.9 12 16 .429 71.5 69.1 1973-74 O’Neal Tarrant, Texas A&M-Commerce Angelo State 3 14 .176 62.8 70.3 11 17 .393 66.1 68.7 1972-73 James Lister, Sam Houston State 1971-72 Pete Harris, S.F. Austin State 2011-12 LSC Tournament 1970-71 James Lister, Sam Houston State March 3-6 • Bruin Fieldhouse • Bartlesville, Okla. 1969-70 Fred Davis, Howard Payne Quarterfinals – West Texas A&M 80, Eastern New Mexico 47; Tarleton State 67, 1968-69 Fred Davis, Howard Payne Texas A&M-Kingsville 55; Cameron 77, Incarnate Word 68 (OT); Midwestern State 1967-68 George Johnson, S.F. Austin; Dan Smith, Howard Payne 64, Texas A&M-Commerce 1966-67 Jeff Fitch, Texas A&M-Commerce Semifinals –Tarleton State 59, West Texas A&M 37; Midwestern State 59, 1965-66 Russell Noll, McMurry Cameron 50 1964-65 Jack Fryman, Sul Ross State Championship – Midwestern State 57, Tarleton State 51 1963-64 Jack Fryman, Sul Ross State All-Tournament Team MVP – David Terrell, Midwestern State LSC Men’s Coaches of the Year Michael Loyd, Midwestern State; JaMichael Rivers, Midwestern State; Brian Word, 2011-12 Nelson Haggerty, Midwesern State Tarleton State; Fabian Wilson, Tarleton State 2010-11 Lonn Reisman, Tarleton State; Terry Evans, Central Oklahoma 2009-10 Grant McCasland, MSU; Terry Evans, UCO 2011-12 NCAA Division II 2008-09 Jeff Ray, MSU; Terry Evans, UCO; Wade Alexander CU South Central Region Tournament 2007-08 Rick Cooper, WTAM; Todd Thurman, SWOSU; Terry Evans, UCO 2006-07 Rick Cooper, WTAM; Tony Robinson, SE Oklahoma State March 9-13 • D.L. Ligon Coliseum • Wichita Falls, Texas. 2005-06 Rick Cooper, WTAM; Pete Peterson, TAMK; Lonn Reisman, TSU; Quarterfinals – Arkansas Tech 79, West Texas A&M 68; Tarleton State 69, Tony Robinson, SE Oklahoma State Missouri Southern 52; Washburn 69, Northwest Missouri 60; Midwestern State 62, 2004-05 Terry Evans, Central Oklahoma; Sam Walker, Texas A&M- St. Mary’s 54 Commerce Semifinals – Midwestern State 72, Washburn 63; Arkansas Tech 64, Tarleton 2003-04 Lonn Resiman, Tarleton State; Pete Peterson, Texas A&M- State 63 (OT) Kingsville Championship – Midwestern State 77, Arkansas Tech 61 2002-03 Shawn Scaanlan, ENMU; Larry Gipson, Northeastern State All-Tournament Team 2001-02 Lonn Reisman, Tarleton State; Larry Gipson, Northeastern State MVP – Michael Loyd, Midwestern State 2000-01 Joe Esposito, Angelo State; Larry Gipson, Northeastern State JaMichael Rivers, Midwestern State; Kevin Grayer, Midwestern State; Johnie 1999-00 Jeff Ray, Midwestern State; Larry Gipson, Northeastern State Davis, Arkansas Tech 1998-99 Rick Cooper, West Texas A&M; Larry Gipson, Northeastern State 1997-98 Jim Seward, Central Oklahoma; Rick Cooper, West Texas A&M 2011-12 NCAA Division II 1996-97 Jim Seward, Central Oklahoma Elite Eight National Tournament 1995-96 Paul Peak, Texas A&M-Commerce March 21-24 • Bank of Kentucky Center • Highland Heights, Ky. 1994-95 Jim Seward, Central Oklahoma 1993-94 Rick Cooper, West Texas A&M Quarterfinals – Stonehill 91, West Liberty 90; Western Washington 64, 1992-93 Earl Diddle, Eastern New Mexico Midwestern State 63; Bellarmine 82, Alabama-Huntsville 73; Montevallo 67, Metro 1991-92 Bill Carter, Texas A&M-Kingsville State 65 1990-91 Jim Seward, Central Oklahoma Semifinals – Western Washington 71, Stonehill 66; Montevallo 79, Bellarmine 1989-90 Jerry Matthews, Texas A&M-Commerce 72 1988-89 Jerry Hopkins, Texas A&M-Kingsville Championship – Western Washington 72, Montevallo 65 1987-88 Ed Messbarger, Angelo State All-Tournament Team 1986-87 Mike Martin, Abilene Christian MVP – D.J. Rivea, Montevallo 1985-86 Mike Martin, Abilene Christian Richard Woodworth, Western Washington; Rory Blanch, Western Washington; 1984-85 Mike Martin, Abilene Christian Chris Dowe, Bellarmine; Antoine Davis, Western Washington 1983-84 Ed Messbarger, Angelo State 1982-83 Harry Miller, S.F. Austin State LSC Most Valuable Players 1981-82 Harry Miller, S.F. Austin State 1980-81 Bob Derryberry, Sam Houston State 2011-12 Milton Garner, Cameron 1979-80 Willard Tate, Abilene Christian 2010-11 Chris Hagan, Midwestern State; Dauntae Williams, Central Oklahoma 1978-79 Dan Wall, Southwest Texas State 2009-10 LaMarshall Corbett, Angelo St; Dauntae Williams, Central Oklahoma 1977-78 Jim Gudger, Texas A&M-Commerce 2008-09 Nolan Richardson, Midwestern St.; Lance Harper, Central Oklahoma 1976-77 Jim Gudger, Texas A&M-Commerce 2007-08 Robert Lee, West Texas A&M; Sam Belt, Central Oklahoma 1975-76 Bob Derryberry, Howard Payne 2006-07 Damien Lolar, West Texas A&M; Eric Babers, SE Oklahoma State 1974-75 Archie Porter, Sam Houston State 2005-06 Remi Yusuf, Texas A&M-Kingsville; Eric Babers, SE Oklahoma State 1973-74 Jim Gudger, Texas A&M-Commerce 2004-05 David Stephens, Tarleton State; Jermart Miller, 1972-73 Archie Porter, Sam Houston State Texas A&M-Commerce. 1971-72 Vernon McDonald, Southwest Texas State 2003-04 Darnell Hinson, Northeastern State; William Brown, 1970-71 Vernon McDonald, Southwest Texas State Texas A&M-Kingsville 1969-70 Marshall Brown, S.F. Austin State 2002-03 Cedric Palmer, ENMU; Danny Jones, Tarleton State 1968-69 Glen Whitis, Howard Payne 2001-02 Danny Jones, Tarleton State; Milan Pepper, SW Oklahoma State 1967-68 Marshall Brown, S.F. Austin State 2000-01 Albert Myles, West Texas A&M; Wes Pitcock, Northeastern State 1966-67 Glen Whitis, Howard Payne 1999-00 Peter Kiganya, Abilene Christian; Jerome Jackson, Midwestern State; Randy Keyes, Northeastern State 1998-99 Jared Mosley, Abilene Christian; Eddie Robinson, Central Okla. 1997-98 Joe Newton, Central Oklahoma; Darrell Waters, A&M-Commerce 1996-97 Tyrone Hopkins, Central Oklahoma 1995-96 Tyrone Hopkins, UCO; Jason Hall, TAMC; DeRon Rutledge, TAMK 1994-95 Junie Sanders, Central Oklahoma 1993-94 Ed Wheeler, Angelo State 1992-93 Alex Wright, Central Oklahoma 1991-92 Michael Robbins, Texas A&M-Kingsville 1990-91 Isaac Washington, Texas A&M-Kingsville 1989-90 Mike Knorr, Texas A&M-Commerce 1988-89 Tim Howard, Angelo State 1987-88 Floyd Logan, Abilene Christian 1986-87 Randy Smith, Texas A&M-Kingsville

acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 9 2011-12 All-Lone Star Conference INDIVIDUAL Career FIRST TEAM Points: Player of the Year – Milton Garner, Cameron Two Seasons: 1,637, Alex Wright, Central Oklahoma, 1992-93 Defensive MVPs – Shaun Umeh, Incarnate Word; Keonte Logan, Midwestern Three Seasons: 2,026, Fred Davis, Howard Payne, 1967-70 State Four Seasons: 2,380, Nate Granger, East Texas State, 1973-77 Freshman of the Year – Tez Dumars, West Texas A&M Scoring Avg.: 28.5, Fred Davis, Howard Payne, 1967-70 Newcomer of the Year – Donald Sims, West Texas A&M FG Made: Coach of the Year – Nelson Haggerty, Midwestern State Two Seasons: 592, Hoegie Simmons, Texas A&I, 1972-74 Milton Garner, g, sr, Cameron; Michael Loyd, g, sr, Midwestern State; Fabian Three Seasons: 797, Fred Davis, Howard Payne, 1967-70 Wilson, f, sr, Tarleton State; Chris Johnson, f, sr; Reggie Nelson, g, sr, Eastern New Four Seasons: 988, Nate Granger, East Texas State, 1973-77 Mexico FG Attempts: 1,829, Jacky Fryman, Sul Ross, 1962-66 SECOND TEAM FG Pct.: .681, Richard Trice, Howard Payne, 1960-63 Donald Sims, f, jr, West Texas A&M; Lionel Foster, sr, g, West Texas A&M; Chris FT Made: 606, Jack Fryman, Sul Ross, 1962-66 Harrell, g, sr, Tarleton State; Brad Hambrick, g, sr, Texas A&M-Commerce; Shaun FT Attempts: 883, Jack Fryman, Sul Ross, 1962-66 Umeh, g, sr, Incarnate Word FT Pct.: .886, Will Brown, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2002-04 HONORABLE MENTION 3-PT Made: 325, Stephen Hamrick, Eastern New Mexico, 1992-96 David Terrell, f, sr, Midwestern State; Ashton Brown, g, jr, Texas A&M-Kingsville; 3-PT Attempts: 811, Stephen Hamrick, Eastern New Mexico, 1992-96 Kennon Washington, g, jr, West Texas A&M; Jamichael Rivers, g, jr, Midwestern 3-PT Pct.: .499, Charles Byrd, West Texas State, 1986-88 State; Robert Williams, f, sr, Texas A&M-Kingsville; Desmond King, fr, sr, Texas A&M- 3-PT Per Game: 3.7, Shawn Williams, Central Oklahoma, 1989-91 Commerce; LaDonn Huckaby, f, sr, Angelo State; Curtis Wilkerson; c, sr, Eastern Rebounds: 1,682, James Lister, Sam Houston State, 1969-73 New Mexico; Zach Williams, g, sr, Abilene Christian Rebound Avg.: 17.0, Pete Harris, Stephen F. Austin, 1970-73 Assists: 789, Randall Moore, Abilene Christian, 1976-80 Assists Avg: 7.7 (664 in 86 games) Mark Benson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1988-91 2011-12 Academic All-LSC Steals: 269, Abdullah Lawal, Southwestern Oklahoma, 2006-09 MEN’S ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Andrew Davis, jr, Texas A&M-Commerce (accounting); Desmond King, sr, Texas Season A&M-Commerce (kinesiology); Kyle Lantz, so, Eastern New Mexico (biology); David Points: 883, Fred Davis, Howard Payne, 1969-70 Henderson, sr, West Texas A&M (corporate communications); Justin Tubb, sr, West Scoring Average: 31.5, Fred Davis, Howard Payne, 1970-71 Texas A&M (mechanical engineering) FG Made: 328, Roland Miller, East Central, 1997-98 LSC ACADEMIC PLAYER OF THE YEAR FG Attempts: 685, Hoegie Simmons, Texas A&I, 1974-75 Andrew Davis, Texas A&M-Commerce FG Pct.: . 709 (168 of 237), Richard Trice, Howard Payne, 1962 FT Made: 226, Lewis Gilcrease, Southwest Texas State, 1952-53 FT Attempts: 268, Joe Newton, Central Oklahoma, 1997-98 LSC Men’s Basketball Records FT Pct.: .961 (124 of 129) Ashton Brown, Texas &M-Kingsville, 2011-12 3-PT Made: 139, Shawn Pughsley, Central Oklahoma, 1997-98 TEAM 3-PT Attempts: 318, Shawn Williams, Central Oklahoma, 1990-91 Season 3-PT Pct: .523, Tom Gummings, Texas A&I, 1988-89 (54 of 104) Points: 3,566, Central Oklahoma, 1991-92 3-PT Made Per Game: 4.4, Shawn Williams, Central Oklahoma,1990-91 Scoring Avg.: 113.6, Central Oklahoma, 1992-93. Rebounds: 522, Pete Harris, Stephen F. Austin, 1971-72 Scoring Defense: 1,153, Stephen F. Austin, 1958-59. Rebound Avg.: 19.3, Pete Harris, Stephen F. Austin, 1971-72 Scoring Defense Avg.: 48.8, Southwest Texas State, 1951-52 Assists: 273, Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne, 1979-80 FG Made: 1,321, Central Oklahoma, 1991-92. Assists Avg.: 9.7, Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne, 1979-80 FG Attempts: 2,653, Central Oklahoma, 1991-92. Steals: 128, Abdullah Lawal, Southwestern Oklahoma, 2008-09 FG Percentage: .563, Stephen F. Austin, 1968-69. Steals Avg.: 4.3 (128 in 30 games), Abdullah Lawal, SW Oklahoma, 2008-09 FT Made: 778, Sam Houston State, 1968-69 Blocks: 126, Johnny Tyson, Central Oklahoma, 1993-94 FT Attempts: 1,092, Sam Houston St., 1968-69 Blocks Avg: 4.7 (126 in 27 games) Johnny Tyson, Central Oklahoma, 1993-94 FT Percentage: .805 (449 of 558), Southwest Texas State, 1967-68 3-PT Made: 353, Central Oklahoma, 1991-92. Game 3-PT Att.: 982, Central Oklahoma, 1994-95. Points: 55, Nate Granger, East Texas State vs. Paul Quinn, 1977 3-PT Pct.: .438, Texas A&I, 1988-89 Points (LSC Only): 52, Calvin Walker, East Texas State vs. Tarleton State, 1970; 3-PT Per Game: 11.1, Central Oklahoma, 1992-93 Hoegie Simmons, Texas A&I vs. East Texas State, 1974; Eddie Robinson, Rebounds: 1,535, Sam Houston State, 1968-69 Central Oklahoma vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 1999 Rebound Avg.: 55.6, Stephen F. Austin, 1954-55 FG Made: 26, Nate Granger, East Texas State vs. Paul Quinn, 1977 Steals: 367, Central Oklahoma, 1991-92 FG Attempts: 44, Hoegie Simmons, Texas A&I vs. Abilene Christian, 1973 Blocks: 211, Central Oklahoma, 1993-94 FT Made: 23, Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne vs. St. Mary’s, 1978; Alex Wright, Central Oklahoma vs. Southeastern Okla. 1992 Game FT Attempts: 26, Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne vs. St. Mary’s, 1978; Points: 167, Central Oklahoma vs. Baptist Christian, 1993; Tyson Fisher, Central Oklahoma vs. Midwestern, 1996 Central Oklahoma vs. Arkansas Baptist, 1993 3-PT Made: 11, Shawn Williams, Central Oklahoma vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1990; Combined Points: 268, Central Okla. (140) vs. Nebraska-Kearney (128), 1991-92 Marlon Dawson, Central Oklahoma vs.Southeastern Oklahoma, 2001 Largest Margin of Victory: 104, Central Oklahoma vs. Arkansas Baptist, 3-PT Attempts: 28, Marlon Dawson, Central Oklahoma vs. SE Oklahoma, 2001 1995 (UCO won 158-54). 3-PT Made Without Miss: 8, Kyric Rambo, Southeastern Oklahoma vs. FG Made: 67, Stephen F. Austin vs. Paul Quinn, 1973; CentralOklahoma vs. Baptist Texas A&M-Commerce, 2007 Christian, 1993; Central Oklahoma vs. Arkansas Baptist, 1993 Rebounds: 31, Pete Harris, Stephen F. Austin vs. Texas A&I, 1973 FG Attempts: 119, Central Oklahoma vs. Baptist Christian, 1993 Assists: 19, Gary Hopkins, Howard Payne vs. Lubbock Christian, 1979 FG Percentage: .737, (42 of 57) Abilene Christian vs. Texas A&MKingsville, 1983 Steals: 15, Broderick Bobb, Abilene Christian vs. Western NM, 1997 FT Made: 50, Howard Payne vs. Sul Ross, 1966 Blocks: 10, Ian Adams, East Central vs. Texas A&M-International, 2005; FT Attempts: 70, Central Oklahoma vs. University of Dallas, 1990 Carlos Silva, West Texas A&M vs. Southwestern Okla., 2004 FT Made Without Miss: 23, Texas A&I vs. Concordia Lutheran, 1990 3-PT Made: 28, Central Oklahoma vs. East Central, 2009 3-PT Attempts: 57, Central Oklahoma vs. East Central, 2009 3-PT Made Without Miss: 4, Abilene Christian vs. Texas A&I, 1988 Rebounds: 84, Stephen F. Austin vs. Abilene Christian, 1976 Assists: 42, Central Oklahoma vs. Baptist Christian, 1993 Steals: 32, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Schreiner, 1994 Blocks: 14, Central Oklahoma vs Arkansas Baptist, 1993

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acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 11 ACU MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS Top Career Scorers Most Field Goals Made Player G Seasons Points Career 714, Rodney Fedell, 1976-80 1. Corey Stone 110 1991-95 1,848 Season 238, Jim Reynolds, 1962-63 2. Rodney Fedell 115 1976-80 1,810 Game 18, Robert McLeod vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1959 3. Randall Moore 115 1976-80 1,698 18, Jim Reynolds vs. West Texas State, 1963 4. Andrew Prince 82 1972-75 1,624 5. Jim Reynolds 70 1961-64 1,618 Most Free Throws Attempted 6. Robert McLeod 100 1957-61 1,607 Career 584, Rodney Fedell, 1976-80 7. Hunter Cooley 104 87-90, 91-92 1,595 Season 262, Andrew Prince, 1973-74 8. Ronnie Hearne 75 1968-71 1,547 Game 21, Brett Enzor vs. East Texas, 1984-85 9. Charles Cleek 98 1962-66 1,504 10. Rodney Lee 106 1999-2004 1,498 Most Free Throws Made 11. John Ray Godfrey 93 1964-68 1,467 Career 382, Rodney Fedell, 1976-80 12. Jared Mosley 109 1995-99 1,457 Season 178, Andrew Prince, 1973-74 Game 17, Brett Enzor vs. East Texas, 1984-85 Top Season Scorers Player G Season Points Best Field Goal Percent 1. Hakim Rasul 25 2004-05 649 Career .617, Rodney Fedell, 1976-80 (714 of 1,157) 2. Andrew Prince 29 1973-74 642 Season .667, Kent Martens, 1971-72 3. Jim Reynolds 27 1963-64 599 Best Free Throw Percent 4. Andrew Prince 28 1974-75 592 5. Hunter Cooley 29 1991-92 588 Career .856, Kevin Lonesome, 1978-80 (107 of 125) 6. Jim Reynolds 23 1962-63 584 Season .931, Eddie Thompson, 2009-10 (54-of-58) 7. Ronnie Hearne 26 1969-70 573 8. John Ray Godfrey 24 1967-68 571 Assists 9 Jared Mosley 28 1997-98 557 Career 789, Randall Moore, 1976-80 10. Rodney Fedell 32 1979-80 547 Season 221, Randall Moore, 1979-80 Randall Moore 32 1979-80 547 Game 18, Randall Moore vs. Wayland Baptist, 1978 Top Career Rebounders Most 3-pt FG Made Player G Seasons Rebounds Career 281, Charles Jackson, 1995-99 Season 94, David Baxter, 2004-05 1. Robert McLeod 100 1957-61 1,237 Game 8, Corey Stone vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, 03 Dec 1994 2. Andrew Prince 82 1972-75 1,000 8, David Baxter vs. Angelo State, 24 Jan 2005 3. Rodney Fedell 115 1976-80 939 4. Willie Calvert 71 1970-73 905 Most 3-pt FG Attempted 5. Charles Cleek 98 1962-66 889 6. Greg McElvy 74 1972-75 783 Career 700, Charles Jackson, 1995-99 Season 267, David Baxter, 2004-05 Top Season Rebounders Game 17, Bryan Heaps vs. Nebraska-Kearney 04 Dec 1992 Player G Season Rebounds Best 3-pt FG Percent 1. Andrew Prince 29 1973-74 445 Career .401, Charles Jackson, 1995-99 (281 of 700) 2. Robert McLeod 27 1958-59 368 Season .438, Greg LoPour, 1988-89 (42 of 96) 3. Willie Calvert 25 1971-72 354 Game 1.000 (6-of-6) Marcus Washington at East Central, Jan. 9, 2010; 4. Greg McElvy 28 1974-75 353 Marcus Washington at SE Oklahoma State, Jan. 7, 2010; 5. Willie Calvert 26 1972-73 346 Eddie Thompson vs. Northeastern State, Dec. 21, 2009 6. Andrew Prince 28 1974-75 321 7. Robert McLeod 27 1959-60 317 Games 8. Randy Scott 27 1977-78 312 Career 115, Rodney Fedell and Randall Moore, 1976-80 9. Odis Dolton 26 1976-77 298 Season 32, Rodney Fedell, Randall Moore, Kevin Lonesome, 10. Ronnie Massey 26 1969-70 291 Randy Scott, Craig Williams, Jeff Johnson, 1979-80 Individual Records Team Records Most Total Points Scored Most Games Won Four years 1,845, Corey Stone, 1991-95 Season 27, 1979-80, 27 wins, 5 losses Three years 1,624, Andrew Prince, 1972-75 Consecutive 14, 1941-42 (last 9) and 1942-43 (first 5) Season 642, Andrew Prince, 1973-74 Senior 599, Jim Reynolds, 1963-74 Most Games Lost Junior 649, Hakim Rasul, 2004-05 Season 26, 1990-91, 0 wins, 26 losses Sophomore 530, Corey Stone, 1992-93 Consecutive 38, 1989-90 (last 12) and 1990-91 (all 26) Freshman 389, Brett Enzor, 1984-85 Game 45, Jim Reynolds vs. West Texas State, 1963 Most Points Scored in One Game Best Scoring Average Wildcats 130 vs. Paul Quinn, 130-80, Abilene, 1976 Opponent 141 vs. Central Oklahoma, 96-141, Edmond, Feb. 12, 1990 Four years 16.8, Corey Stone, 1991-95 Combined 246 vs. Central Oklahoma, 118-128, Feb. 20, 1993 Three years 23.1, Jim Reynolds, 1961-64 Two years 23.8, Jim Reynolds, 1961-63 Most Points Scored in Season Season 26.0, Hakim Rasul, 2004-05 Wildcats 2,522, 2007-08, won 20, lost 9 Most Rebounds Opponent 2,557, 1989-90, won 3, lost 24 Career 1,237, Robert McLeod, 1957-61 Best Season Scoring Average Season 445, Andrew Prince, 1973-74 Wildcats 87.0, 2007-08, 2,522 points in 29 games Game 26, Greg McElvy vs. HPU, 1974 Opponent 97.2, 1990-91, 2,528 points in 26 games Best Rebound Average Most Field Goals Attempted Career 12.7, Willie Calvert, 1970-73 Season 2,228, 1973-74 Season 15.3, Andrew Prince, 1973-74 Game 109 vs. Paul Quinn, 1976 (47 of 109) Most Field Goals Attempted Most Field Goals Made Career 1,522, Corey Stone, 1991-95 Season 474, Hakim Rasul, 2004-05 Season 1,021, 1973-74 Game 33, Ronnie Hearne vs. SW Texas State, 1969 Game 57 vs. Paul Quinn, 1976

12 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com Best Field Goal Percent Best Free Throw Percent Season .537, 1964-65, won 17, lost 9 Wildcats 1.000 vs. Howard Payne (8-8), 20 Nov 1990 Game .737 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (42-57), 1983 Opponent .923 vs. Sul Ross State (12-13), 13 Jan 1992 Most Free Throws Attempted Most Rebounds Season 889, 1952-53, won 16, lost 12 Wildcats 77 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 13 Jan 1975 Game 66 vs. St. Mary’s, 1959 Opponent 67 vs. Paul Quinn, 20 Nov 1978 Most Free Throws Made Most Fouls Season 616, 1959-60, won 16, lost 12 Wildcats 33 vs. Paul Quinn, 21 Nov 1977; A&M-Commerce, 09 Jan 1997 Game 49 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1979 Opponent 34 vs. East Texas State, 12 Feb 1977 Best Free Throw Percent Moody Coliseum Individual Records Season .736, 1965-66, won 21, lost 7 Game 1.000 vs. IUPU-Fort Wayne (14-14), 1987 Most Points Scored Wildcats 44, David Baxter, Angelo State, 24 Jan 2005 Most 3-pt FG Made Opponent 50, Brandon Burney, Tarleton State, 01 Feb 2001 Season 241 in 2005-06 Game 16 vs. West Texas A&M, 14 Feb 2006 Most Field Goals Attempted Wildcats 33, Ronnie Hearne vs. SW Texas, 17 Dec 1968 Most 3-pt FG Attempted Opponent 35, David Renn, Arkansas State, 27 Feb 1968 Season 616 in 1995-96 Game 40 vs. Central Oklahoma 04 Jan 1996 Most Field Goals Made Wildcats 17, John Ray Godfrey vs. Arkansas State, 2 Feb 1968 Best 3-pt FG Percent 17, Rodney Fedell vs. Wayland Baptist, 29 Nov 1977 Season .389 in 2007-08 (226 of 581) Opponent 17, Mike Green, Louisiana Tech, 3 Mar 1973 Game .727 vs. St. Edward’s (8 of 11) 06 Dec 1991 17, Wallace Williams, Eastern NM, 10 Jan 1984 17, Davie Foote, Central Oklahoma, 2 Feb 1991 Most Rebounds Season 1,499, 1973-74, won 14, lost 15 Best Field Goal Percent (most attempts) Game 77 vs. Colorado College, 1960 Wildcats 1.000, Rodney Fedell vs. St. Edward’s (11-11), 16 Dec 1977 77 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1975 Opponent 1.000, Willie Odom, Louisiana Tech (6-6), 3 Mar 1973 Best Rebound Average Most Free Throws Attempted Season 51.7, 1973-74, won 14, lost 15 Wildcats 19, Dave Merrill vs. East Texas State, 12 Feb 1977 Opponent 20, Brandon Burney, Tarleton State, 01 Feb 2001 Highest Personal Foul Average Season 23.1, 1968-69, 578 in 25 games Most Free Throws Made Wildcats 16, Dave Merrill vs. East Texas State, 12 Feb 1977 Lowest Personal Foul Average Opponent 14, Brandon Burney, Tarleton State, 01 Feb 2001 Season 14.9, 1958-89, 401 in 27 games Best Free Throw Percent Most Personal Fouls Wildcats 1.000, Jeremiah James (12-12), 8 Dec 1975 Game 37 vs. Southeast Oklahoma, 1951 Opponent 1.000, Ronnie Arrow (12-12), SW Texas, 17 Dec 1968 1.000, Alan Howard (12-12), S.F. Austin, 9 Jan 1982 Fewest Personal Fouls Game 4 vs. Southwest Texas State, 1957 Most Rebounds Wildcats 26, Greg McElvy vs. Howard Payne, 11 Feb 74 Assists Opponent 21, Eddie Wright, Texas Wesleyan, 8 Dec 75 Season 632, 1985-86, won 23, lost 7 Game 37 vs. Panhandle, Okla., 1976 ACU in NCAA Tournaments Best Rebound Percent ACU has competed in the NCAA Division II region tournament nine times. Season .547, 1963-64, won 18, lost 9 Here is a summary of region games: Moody Coliseum Team Records 1959 • Springfield, Mo. First Round – Southwest Missouri 87, Abilene Christian 67 Most Points Scored Third Place – Abilene Christian 85, Western Illinois 81 (ot) Wildcats 130 vs. Paul Quinn, 130-80, 16 Nov 1976 1960 • Kirksville, Mo. Opponent 117 vs. East Texas State, 97-117, 19 Feb 1990 First Round – Abilene Christian 109, Colorado College 65 Combined 218 vs. East Texas State, 121-97, 17 Nov 1977 Championship – Northeast Missouri 79, Abilene Christian 76 Most Field Goals Attempted 1962 • Jonesboro, Ark. First Round – Southwest Missouri 57, Abilene Christian 55 Wildcats 109 vs. Paul Quinn, 21 Nov 1977 Third Place – Lamar 83, Abilene Christian 74 Opponent 99 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 8 Dec 1975 1964 • Beaumont, Texas Most Field Goals Made First Round – Abilene Christian 73, Lamar 71 Wildcats 57 vs. Paul Quinn, 16 Nov 1976 Championship – Southeast Missouri 90, Abilene Christian 87 Opponent 48 vs. Louisiana Tech, 3 Mar 1973 1965 • Warrensburg, Mo. 48 vs. S.F. Austin State, 25 Feb 1974 First Round – Abilene Christian 91, Doane College (Neb.) 50 Best Field Goal Percent Championshihp – Washington (St. Louis) 69, Abilene Christian 66 Wildcats .711 vs. S.F. Austin State(27-38), 12 Jan 1980 1966 • Jonesboro, Ark. Opponent .707 vs. East Texas State (29-41), 30 Jan 1984 First Round – Abilene Christian 94, Jackson State (Miss.) 79 Championship – Abilene Christian 63, Southwest Missouri 58 Most Free Throws Attempted 1986 • Cape Girardeau, Mo. Wildcats 49 vs. East Texas State, 12 Jan 1977 First Round – Southwest Missouri 94, Abilene Christian 72 Opponent 57 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (36 of 57), 09 Jan 1997 Third Place – Abilene Christian 73, Sam Houston State 60 Most Free Throws Made 1987 • Amarillo, Texas First Round – Delta State 88, Abilene Christian 71 Wildcats 41 vs. East Texas State, 12 Dec 1977 Third Place – West Texas State 67, Abilene Christian 63 Opponent 36 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (36 of 57), 09 Jan 1997 1999 • Wichita Falls, Texas Quarterfinals – Abilene Christian 102, West Texas A&M 96 (3 OT) Semifinals – Abilene Christian 79, Pittsburg State 59 Championship – Truman State 76, Abilene Christian 69

acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 13 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGION TOURNAMENT SUMMARY 1971-72 Kent Martens 21 136 52 324 15.4 1972-73 Willie Calvert 26 211 78 500 19.2 Year Won Lost ACU Points Opp. Points All-Tournament 1973-74 Andrew Prince 29 232 178 642 22.1 1959 11 152 168 Buddy Tarver, g 1974-75 Andrew Prince 28 233 126 592 21.1 1960 11 185 144 Robert McLeod, f 1975-76 Dave Merrill 24 200 106 506 20.2 1962 02 129 140 Jim Reynolds, f 1976-77 Dave Merrill 28 190 119 499 17.8 1964 11 160 161 Jim Reynolds, f 1977-78 Rodney Fedell 27 182 87 451 16.7 Charles Cleek, c 1978-79 Rodney Fedell (tie) 28 174 111 459 16.4 1965 11 157 119 Jerry Morgan, c Randall Moore (tie) 28 185 89 459 16.4 Charles Cleek, c 1979-80 Randall Moore (tie) 32 226 95 547 17.1 Rodney Fedell (tie) 32 216 115 547 17.1 1966 20 157 137 Charles Cleek, c 1980-81 John Lewis 27 164 72 400 14.8 Terry Priest, f 1981-82 Craig Williams 23 139 60 338 14.7 1986 11 145 154 1982-83 Craig Williams 24 143 47 333 13.9 1987 02 134 155 Roderick Johnson, g 1983-84 James Wright 29 162 123 447 15.4 1999 21 250 231 Jared Mosley, f 1984-85 James Wright 28 157 112 426 15.2 Peter Kiganya, f 1985-86 Michael Williams 29 185 60 430 14.8 TOTALS 9 10 1,469 1,429 1986-87 Floyd Logan 26 151 58 363 14.0 1987-88 Floyd Logan 26 160 49 383 14.7 1988-89 Emmitt Davis 27 200 111 517 19.1 ACU Men’s Basketball Coaches 1989-90 Joffery Jones 19 144 58 368 19.4 Name Seasons Years WLPct. 1990-91 Marc Johnson 26 125 51 333 12.8 Dad Noles 1 1921-22 52.714 1991-92 Hunter Cooley 29 216 109 588 20.3 Shanon Hays 3 1996-99 58 26 .617 1992-93 Corey Stone 28 201 79 520 18.9 Willard Tate 7 1973-80 119 79 .601 1993-94 Corey Stone 29 183 62 488 16.8 Vic Payne 2 1922-24 11 8 .579 1994-95 Corey Stone 26 194 86 545 21.0 Vernon McCasland 1 1919-20 43.571 1995-96 Broderick Bobb 27 153 150 456 16.9 A.B. Morris 29 1924-55 306 246 .554 1996-97 Broderick Bobb 27 122 127 371 13.7 Dee Nutt (1955-69) 16 1988-90 208 201 .509 1997-98 Jared Mosley 28 204 139 557 19.9 Garnie Hatch 4 1969-73 50 51 .495 1998-99 Jared Mosley 28 178 164 530 18.9 Mike Martin 10 1980-88, 99-02 148 152 .493 1999-00 Peter Kiganya 26 200 83 515 19.8 Tony Mauldin 5 1991-96 61 78 .439 2000-01 Peter Kiganya 25 149 104 411 16.4 Joe Golding 1 2011-12 12 16 .429 2001-02 Rodney Lee 26 119 51 353 13.6 Klint Pleasant 3 2002-05 33 48 .407 2002-03 Rodney Lee 27 160 87 504 18.7 Jason Copeland 6 2005-11 65 96 .404 2003-04 David Baxter 27 135 59 409 15.1 Darryn Shearmire (interim) 1 1990-91 0 26 .000 2004-05 Hakim Rasul 25 246 149 649 26.0 G.C. Morlan 1 1920-21 02.000 2005-06 Demarcquez Rembert 27 136 81 417 15.4 TOTALS 90 1919-2012 1,080 1,034 .511 2006-07 Philip Brooks 25 118 112 388 15.5 2007-08 Dejan Sencanski 29 191 79 521 18.0 2008-09 Dejan Sencanski 24 161 60 423 17.6 ACU Championship Teams 2009-10 Eddie Thompson 27 132 54 395 14.6 1937-38 Texas Conference 2010-11 Zach Williams 22 88 25 265 12.0 1947-48 Texas Conference 2011-12 Antonio Bell 28 104 95 354 12.6 1948-49 Texas Conference 1949-50 Texas Conference ACU Year-by-Year Rebounding Leaders 1950-51 Texas Conference tri-champions Year Name G Rebounds Avg. 1952-53 Texas Conference 1957-58 Robert McLeod 24 264 11.0 1956-57 Gulf Coast Conference 1958-59 Robert McLeod 27 368 13.6 1964-65 Southland Conference co-champions 1959-60 Robert McLeod 27 317 11.7 1965-66 Southland Conference 1960-61 Robert McLeod 22 288 13.1 1967-68 Southland Conference 1961-62 Jim Reynolds 20 234 11.7 1974-75 Lone Star Conference west zone 1962-63 Jim Reynolds 23 254 11.0 1979-80 Lone Star Conference regular season and NAIA District IV 1963-64 Charles Cleek 27 259 9.6 1984-85 Lone Star Conference and LSC postseason tournament 1964-65 Charles Cleek 26 248 9.5 1985-86 Lone Star Conference and LSC postseason tournament 1965-66 Charles Cleek 28 260 9.3 1986-87 Lone Star Conference co-champions and LSC tournament 1966-67 Wendell Stewart 22 221 10.0 1967-68 Wendell Stewart 23 239 10.4 ACU Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders 1968-69 Marion Lewis 25 198 7.9 Year Name G FG FT TP Avg. 1969-70 Ronnie Massey 26 291 11.2 1940-41 Leon Reese 20 279 14.0 1970-71 Willie Calvert 20 205 10.3 1941-42 Leon Locke 19 191 10.1 1971-72 Willie Calvert 25 354 14.2 1942-43 J. E. Smith 1972-73 Willie Calvert 26 346 13.3 1945-46 J. E. Smith 14 137 9.8 1973-74 Andrew Prince 29 445 15.3 1946-47 J. E. Smith 19 188 9.9 1974-75 Greg McElvy 28 353 12.6 1947-48 Dee Nutt 24 299 12.5 1975-76 Odis Dolton 26 298 11.5 1948-49 Dee Nutt 24 402 16.8 1976-77 Odis Dolton 28 236 8.4 1949-50 Dee Nutt 23 287 12.5 1977-78 Randy Scott 27 312 11.6 1950-51 Oscar Dorsey 23 109 48 266 11.6 1978-79 Larry Hendrix 27 257 9.5 1951-52 Bill Johnson 23 143 98 384 16.7 1979-80 Rodney Fedell 32 270 8.4 1952-53 Bill Johnson 28 144 128 416 14.8 1980-81 Craig Williams 27 221 8.2 1953-54 Ed Brown 21 108 109 325 15.5 1981-82 Craig Williams 23 177 7.7 1954-55 Jack McCall 22 116 80 312 14.2 1982-83 Craig Williams 24 185 7.7 1955-56 James Emerson 21 157 118 432 20.6 1983-84 James Wright 29 170 5.9 1956-57 James Emerson 24 141 115 397 16.5 1984-85 James Wright 28 286 10.2 1957-58 Robert McLeod 24 105 55 265 11.0 1985-86 Keith Scales 30 221 7.4 1958-59 Robert McLeod 27 189 107 485 18.0 James Joseph 22 162 7.4 1959-60 Gene Denman 28 186 150 522 18.6 1986-87 James Joseph 26 202 7.8 1960-61 Robert McLeod 22 157 140 418 19.0 1987-88 Emmitt Davis 26 162 6.2 1961-62 Jim Reynolds 20 175 85 435 21.8 1988-89 Emmitt Davis 27 219 8.1 1962-63 Jim Reynolds 23 238 108 584 25.4 1989-90 Rick Rigsbee 19 172 9.1 1963-64 Jim Reynolds 27 237 125 599 22.2 1990-91 Jim Reynolds 23 131 5.7 1964-65 Charles Cleek 26 201 111 513 19.7 1991-92 Hudson Souto 29 226 7.8 1965-66 Charles Cleek 28 196 92 484 17.3 1992-93 Tim Spurlock 28 208 7.4 1966-67 David Wray 22 184 107 475 21.6 1993-94 Tim Spurlock 29 152 5.2 1967-68 John Ray Godfrey 24 229 113 571 23.8 1994-95 Jason Millwee 26 155 6.0 1968-69 Ronnie Hearne 25 209 79 497 19.9 1995-96 Broderick Bobb 27 195 7.2 1969-70 Ronnie Hearne 26 199 175 573 22.8 1996-97 Broderick Bobb 27 167 6.2 1970-71 Ronnie Hearne 24 171 135 477 19.9 1997-98 Jared Mosley 28 183 6.5

14 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com 1998-99 Peter Kiganya 28 190 6.8 Hunter Cooley 91-92 29 216 109 588 20.3 1999-00 Peter Kiganya 26 215 8.3 Jim Reynolds 62-63 23 238 108 584 24.4 2000-01 Peter Kiganya 25 266 10.6 Ronnie Hearne 69-70 26 199 175 573 22.0 2001-02 Tucker Pierson 24 138 5.8 John Ray Godfrey 67-68 24 229 113 571 23.8 2002-03 Tucker Pierson 27 234 8.7 Jared Mosley 97-98 28 204 139 557 19.9 2003-04 Tucker Pierson 27 236 9.1 Randall Moore 79-80 32 226 95 547 17.1 2004-05 Hakim Rasul 25 238 9.5 Rodney Fedell 79-80 32 216 115 547 17.1 2005-06 Mauro Matai 27 181 6.7 Corey Stone 94-95 26 194 86 545 21.0 2006-07 Cortnie Ross 26 141 5.4 David Baxter 04-05 27 167 94 542 20.1 2007-08 Dejan Sencanski 29 182 6.3 Corey Stone 92-93 28 201 79 530 18.9 2008-09 Dejan Sencanski 24 147 6.1 Jared Mosley 98-99 28 178 164 530 18.9 2009-10 Giordan Cole 27 148 5.5 Gene Denman 59-60 28 186 150 522 18.6 2010-11 Giordan Cole 26 147 5.7 Dejan Sencanski 07-09 53 352 139 944 17.8 2011-12 Dosh Simms 28 161 5.8 Emmitt Davis 88-89 27 200 111 517 19.1 Peter Kiganya 99-00 26 200 83 515 19.8 Best Wildcat Games Joffery Jones 88-89 27 196 106 514 19.0 Charles Cleek 64-65 26 201 111 513 19.7 Name Opponent Date FGS FGA FTS FTA TP Dave Merrill 75-76 25 200 106 506 20.2 Jim Reynolds WTSU 2-4-63 18 28 9 12 45 Rodney Lee 02-03 27 160 97 504 18.7 David Baxter ASU 1-24-05 11 22 14 14 44 Willie Calvert 72-73 26 211 78 500 19.2 Robert McLeod ENMU 2-16-59 18 25 7 12 43 Hunter Cooley Angelo 2-6-92 15 19 7742 400-POINT CLUB Peter Kiganya Central Okla. 12-2-99 17 27 0041 Name Year G FG FT TP Avg. John Ray Godfrey Trinity 2-1-67 15 22 11 13 41 Dave Merrill 76-77 28 190 119 499 17.8 John Ray Godfrey Ark State 2-27-68 17 24 7 12 41 Ronnie Hearne 68-69 25 209 79 497 19.9 Robert McLeod SW Okla. 12-13-60 16 27 7939 Corey Stone 93-94 29 183 62 488 16.8 Charles Cleek McMurry 1-25-65 15 20 9 11 39 Hunter Cooley 89-90 27 174 114 487 18.0 Hakim Rasul Dallas Chr. 12-09-04 16 19 6938 Robert McLeod 58-59 27 189 107 485 18.0 Rodney Lee St. Edward’s 11-26-02 12 21 7838 Charles Cleek 65-66 28 196 92 484 17.3 Jared Mosley UCO 2-26-98 15 24 8 10 38 Ronnie Hearne 70-71 24 171 135 477 19.9 Kent Martens Lamar 2-28-72 16 22 6 11 38 David Wray 66-67 22 184 107 475 21.6 Jim Reynolds Wayland 2-3-64 16 25 6638 Mike Allen 59-60 28 176 114 466 16.6 David Baxter Angelo State 2-23-04 14 26 4437 Corwin Ragland 07-08 27 129 147 461 17.1 Hunter Cooley UMHB 12-19-91 14 18 6737 Rodney Fedell 78-79 28 174 111 459 16.4 Michael Williams TAMK 1-20-86 12 16 13 15 37 Randall Moore 78-79 28 185 89 459 16.4 Rodney Fedell Wayland 11-29-77 17 22 3537 Broderick Bobb 95-96 27 153 150 456 16.9 Hunter Cooley Cameron 3-5-92 14 22 6636 Pat Agnew 61-62 27 192 69 453 16.8 Dave Merrill TLC 12-30-75 12 15 12 12 36 Bryan Heaps 92-93 28 137 105 452 16.7 Charles Cleek Ark State 1-11-64 14 19 8 10 36 Marion Lewis 68-69 25 184 83 451 18.1 John Ray Godfrey Lamar 1-6-68 15 25 6836 Rodney Fedell 77-78 27 182 87 451 16.7 John Ray Godfrey Trinity 1-13-68 14 22 8 11 36 James Wright 83-84 29 162 123 447 15.4 Willie Calvert UTA 2-25-72 11 15 14 15 36 Robert McLeod 59-60 27 160 119 439 16.3 Willie Calvert Lamar 1-13-73 16 20 4536 Bryan Heaps 93-94 29 134 100 438 15.1 Ronnie Hearne UTA 1-25-71 12 17 12 14 36 Brandon Callahan 07-08 29 154 87 437 15.1 Hakim Rasul ECU 1-08-05 12 25 11 12 35 Jim Reynolds 61-62 20 175 85 435 21.8 Corey Stone UALR 12-3-94 11 25 5635 James Emerson 55-56 21 157 118 432 20.6 Bryan Heaps Adams State 11-27-92 11 24 8 10 35 Michael Williams 85-86 29 185 60 430 14.8 Joffery Jones Emporia 12-29-88 14 24 7935 James Wright 84-85 28 157 112 426 15.2 Michael Williams ENMU 2-15-86 16 25 3635 Brett Enzor 85-86 29 177 71 425 14.7 Dave Merrill ETSU 1-22-76 11 18 13 16 35 John Robinson 84-85 28 180 64 424 15.1 Jim Reynolds Trinity 12-1-63 13 24 9 11 35 Dejan Sencanski 08-09 24 161 60 423 17.6 John Ray Godfrey Angelo 12-1-67 15 26 5635 Robert McLeod 60-61 22 157 140 418 19.0 Larry Rogers 61-62 28 155 108 418 14.9 Best Wildcat Seasons Demarcquez Rembert 05-06 27 136 81 417 15.4 Bill Johnson 52-53 28 144 128 416 14.8 600-POINT CLUB Peter Kiganya 00-01 25 149 104 411 16.4 Name Year G FG FT TP Avg. Keith Scales 85-86 30 188 34 410 13.7 Hakim Rasul 04-05 25 246 149 649 26.0 David Baxter 03-04 27 135 59 409 15.1 Andrew Prince 73-74 29 232 178 642 22.1 Mike Allen 60-61 24 150 108 408 17.0 500-POINT CLUB Ryant Greene 84-85 27 163 79 405 15.0 Charles Jackson 95-96 27 141 34 402 14.9 Name Year G FG FT TP Avg. Dee Nutt 48-49 24 402 16.8 Jim Reynolds 63-64 27 237 125 599 22.2 John Lewis 80-81 27 164 72 400 14.8 Andrew Prince 74-75 28 233 126 592 21.1 Ryant Greene 85-86 29 162 76 400 13.8

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acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 15 Individual ACU Basketball Honors Since 1960

ASSOCIATED PRESS 1966-67 John Ray Godfrey, g 1996-97 Broderick Bobb, c 2002-03 Tucker Pierson, f ALL-AMERICA 1967-68 John Ray Godfrey, g 2001-02 Rodney Lee, g Calvin Nite, g 1968-69 Ronnie Hearne, g 2003-04 Rodney Lee, g 2003-04 Tucker Pierson, f First Team 1979-70 Ronnie Hearne, g Tucker Pierson, f Calvin Nite, g 1967-68 John Ray Godfrey, g 1970-71 Ronnie Hearne, g 2005-06 Demarcquez Rembert, f Rance Bland, g Third Team Second Team 2007-08 Brandon Callahan, g Honorable Mention 1965-66 Charles Cleek, f 1963-64 David Wheeler, g 2008-09 Dejan Sencanski, f 1973-74 Paul Palmer, g Honorable Mention 1963-64 Charles Cleek, f Dante Adams, g Greg McElvy, c 1962-63 Jim Reynolds, f 1964-65 Spencer Pickens, c Honorable Mention 1976-77 Kevin Keeling, f 1963-64 Jim Reynolds, f 1965-66 Terry Priest, f 1973-74 Jeremiah James, g 1991-92 Geoff Linder, g 1966-67 John Ray Godfrey, g 1966-67 David Wray, c 1974-75 Jeremiah James, g Tim Spurlock, c 1966-67 David Wray, g 1967-68 Wendell Stewart, c 1974-75 Greg McElvy, c 1996-97 Steven Meadors, f 1968-69 Marion Lewis, f 1974-75 Paul Palmer, g Brent Wilson, f UPI ALL-AMERICA 1970-71 Willie Calvert, c 1975-76 Odis Dolton, f 1998-99 Charles Jackson, g 1971-72 Willie Calvert, c 1976-77 Randall Moore, g 1999-00 Alex Aluga, f Second Team 1972-73 Willie Calvert, c 1979-80 Randy Scott, c 2007-08 Riley Lambert, g 1962-63 Jim Reynolds, f 1982-83 Greg Johnson, g Brooks Norman, f 1967-68 John Ray Godfrey, g Honorable Mention 1964-65 Terry Priest, f Travis Clardy, f 2008-09 Riley Lambert, g Third Team 1964-65 Jerry Morgan, f Ian Hyslop, c Brooks Norman, f 1965-66 Charles Cleek, f 1967-68 Larry Adams, g 1983-84 James Wright, f Marko Nikolic, c 1968-69 Ronnie Massey, f-c Ryant Greene, g U.S. BASKETBALL 1970-71 Matt Scott, f Ian Hyslop, c ACADEMIC COACHES ASSOCIATION 1970-71 Kent Martens, c 1984-85 Ryant Greene, g ALL-AMERICA Brett Enzor, g ALL-AMERICA 1971-72 Kent Martens, f First Team 1972-73 Andrew Prince, f 1986-87 Joffery Jones, f Second Team Victor Patton, f 1998-99 Jared Mosley, f 1966-67 John Ray Godfrey, g ALL-LONE STAR Roderick Johnson, g Third Team Third Team James Jospeh, c 1974-75 Greg McElvy, c CONFERENCE 1987-88 Victor Patton, f 1967-68 John Ray Godfrey, g Honorable Mention First Team 1988-89 Emmitt Davis, f 1974-75 Paul Palmer, g NCAA DIVISION II 1974-75 Andrew Prince, f Joffery Jones, f ALL-AMERICA 1977-78 Rodney Fedell, f 1989-90 Hunter Cooley, g NAIA ALL-AMERICA 1977-78 Randy Scott, c 1991-92 Corey Stone, f Honorable Mention 1978-79 Randall Moore, g 1992-93 Bryan Heaps, g First Team 1991-92 Hunter Cooley, g 1979-80 Randall Moore, g Tim Spurlock, c 1979-80 Rodney Fedell, f 1979-80 Rodney Fedell, f 1993-94 Corey Edwards, g-f Third Team ALL-TEXAS COLLEGE 1980-81 John Lewis, g 1994-95 Jason Millwee, f 1979-80 Randall Moore, g Dallas Morning News 1984-85 James Wright, c 1998-99 Peter Kiganya, f John Robinson, f Charles Jackson, g Honorable Mention Second Team 1973-74 Andrew Prince, f 1964-65 Charles Cleek, f 1985-86 Keith Scales, f 2000-01 Josh Goellner, c Ryant Greene, g 2002-03 Tucker Pierson, f 1974-75 Andrew Prince, f 1965-66 Charles Cleek, f 1977-78 Rodney Fedell, f 1966-67 John Ray Godfrey, g Brett Enzor, g 2003-04 David Baxter, g 1986-87 Floyd Logan, g 2004-05 David Baxter, g 1981-82 Craig Williams, g Honorable Mention 1987-88 Floyd Logan, g 2005-06 Tiago Souza, g 1963-64 Jim Reynolds, f 1991-92 Hunter Cooley, g Mauro Matai, f NAIA ALL-DISTRICT 1965-66 John Ray Godfrey, g 1994-95 Corey Stone, f 2009-10 Eddie Thompson, g First Team 1997-98 Jared Mosley, f 2010-11 Preston Davis, g 1973-74 Andrew Prince, c NCAA ALL-REGION 1998-99 Jared Mosley, f 2011-12 Zach Williams, g 1974-75 Andrew Prince, c First Team 1999-00 Peter Kiganya, f 1976-77 Dave Merrill, f 1963-64 Jim Reynolds, f (MVP) 2000-01 Peter Kiganya, f ACADEMIC ALL-LSC 1977-78 Rodney Fedell, f 2002-03 Rodney Lee, g 1979-80 Rodney Fedell, f 1963-64 Charles Cleek, f First Team 2004-05 Hakim Rasul, f 1979-80 Randall Moore, g 1965-66 Charles Cleek, f 1974-75 Paul Palmer, g 2007-08 Corwin Ragland, g 1980-81 Craig Williams, f 1965-66 Terry Priest, f Greg McElvy, c Dejan Sencanski, f 1986-87 Roderick Johnson, g 1976-77 Rodney Fedell, f-c 1998-99 Jared Mosley, f Second Team 1977-78 Rodney Fedell, f 1999-00 Peter Kiganya, f 1973-74 Andrew Prince, c 1978-79 Rodney Fedell, f Second Team 1975-76 Dave Merrill, f 1979-80 Rodney Fedell, f 1997-98 Jared Mosley, f 1976-77 Dave Merrill, f 1979-80 Randall Moore, g 1998-99 Jared Mosley, f 1977-78 Randall Moore, g 1983-84 Darryn Shearmire, g 2004-05 Hakim Rasul, f 1978-79 Rodney Fedell, f 1984-85 Darryn Shearmire, g 2007-08 Corwin Ragland, g 1978-79 Larry Hendrix, f 1985-86 Darryn Shearmire, g 1980-81 Craig Williams, g 1989-90 Hunter Cooley, g Honorable Mention 1981-82 Craig Williams, g 1991-92 Hunter Cooley, g 1965-66 John Ray Godfrey, g 1982-83 Mike Davis, f 1993-94 Justin Frazier, f 1983-84 Mike Davis, f 1994-95 Justin Frazier, f ALL-SOUTHLAND 1984-85 Keith Scales, f 1995-96 Jason Millwee, f CONFERENCE 1985-86 Michael Williams, f Brent Wilson, f First Team 1986-87 Vincent Patton, f 1996-97 Jared Mosley, f-c 1963-64 Jim Reynolds, f 1987-88 Emmitt Davis, f 1997-98 Jared Mosley, f 1963-64 Pat Agnew, c Alonzo Crump, c Charles Jackson, g 1964-65 Charles Cleek, f 1992-93 Corey Stone, f 1998-99 Jared Mosley, f 1965-66 Charles Cleek, f 1993-94 Corey Stone, f Sam Maroney, f 1965-66 John Ray Godfrey, g Bryan Heaps, g 2001-02 Tucker Pierson, f 1995-96 Broderick Bobb, c

16 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com ACU Men’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records

Season Coach W L Pct. 1967-68 Dee Nutt 11 13 .458 1919-20 Vernon McCasland 4 3 .571 1968-69 Dee Nutt 5 20 .200 1920-21 G.C. Morlan 02.000 1969-70 Garnie Hatch 10 16 .385 1921-22 Dad Noles 52.714 1970-71 Garnie Hatch 15 9 .625 1922-23 Vic Payne 51.833 1971-72 Garnie Hatch 17 8 .680 1923-24 Vic Payne 67.480 1972-73 Garnie Hatch 8 18 .308 1924-25 A.B. Morris 74.636 1973-74 Willard Tate 14 15 .483 1925-26 A.B. Morris 17 3 .850 1974-75 Willard Tate 16 12 .571 1926-27 A.B. Morris 99.500 1975-76 Willard Tate 13 13 .500 1927-28 A.B. Morris 11 6 .647 1976-77 Willard Tate 19 9 .679 1928-29 A.B. Morris 12 13 .480 1977-78 Willard Tate 15 12 .556 1929-30 A.B. Morris 7 14 .333 1978-79 Willard Tate 15 13 .536 1930-31 A.B. Morris 4 11 .267 1979-80 Willard Tate 27 5 .844 1931-32 A.B. Morris 95.643 1980-81 Mike Martin 10 17 .370 1932-33 A.B. Morris 11 4 .733 1981-82 Mike Martin 9 17 .346 1933-34 A.B. Morris 11 6 .647 1982-83 Mike Martin 14 14 .500 1934-35 A.B. Morris 98.529 1983-84 Mike Martin 14 15 .483 1935-36 A.B. Morris 12 9 .600 1984-85 Mike Martin 18 10 .643 1936-37 A.B. Morris 93.750 1985-86 Mike Martin 23 7 .767 1937-38 A.B. Morris 16 2 .889 1986-87 Mike Martin 18 8 .692 1938-39 A.B. Morris 12 5 .706 1987-88 Mike Martin 17 11 .607 1939-40 A.B. Morris 11 11 .500 1988-89 Dee Nutt 6 21 .222 1940-41 A.B. Morris 10 10 .500 1989-90 Dee Nutt 3 24 .111 1941-42 A.B. Morris 13 6 .684 1990-91 Darryn Shearmire (interim) 0 26 .000 1942-43 A.B. Morris 75.583 1991-92 Tony Mauldin 17 12 .586 1943-45 no team 1992-93 Tony Mauldin 10 18 .357 1945-46 A.B. Morris 86.571 1993-94 Tony Mauldin 14 15 .483 1946-47 A.B. Morris 14 5 .737 1994-95 Tony Mauldin 7 19 .269 1947-48 A.B. Morris 17 7 .708 1995-96 Tony Mauldin 13 14 .481 1948-49 A.B. Morris 14 10 .583 1996-97 Shanon Hays 15 12 .556 1949-50 A.B. Morris 13 10 .565 1997-98 Shanon Hays 22 6 .786 1950-51 A.B. Morris 8 15 .348 1998-99 Shanon Hays 21 8 .724 1951-52 A.B. Morris 7 16 .304 1999-00 Mike Martin 12 14 .462 1952-53 A.B. Morris 16 12 .571 2000-01 Mike Martin 6 20 .231 1953-54 A.B. Morris 5 16 .238 2001-02 Mike Martin 7 19 .269 1954-55 A.B. Morris 7 16 .304 2002-03 Klint Pleasant 13 14 .481 1955-56 Dee Nutt 11 10 .524 2003-04 Klint Pleasant 12 15 .444 1956-57 Dee Nutt 12 13 .480 2004-05 Klint Pleasant 8 19 .296 1957-58 Dee Nutt 14 12 .538 2005-06 Jason Copeland 8 19 .296 1958-59 Dee Nutt 20 7 .741 2006-07 Jason Copeland 10 16 .385 1959-60 Dee Nutt 16 12 .571 2007-08 Jason Copeland 20 9 .690 1960-61 Dee Nutt 12 12 .500 2008-09 Jason Copeland 10 16 .416 1961-62 Dee Nutt 16 12 .571 2009-10 Jason Copeland 8 19 .296 1962-63 Dee Nutt 15 9 .625 2010-11 Jason Copeland 9 17 .346 1963-64 Dee Nutt 18 9 .667 2011-12 Joe Golding 12 16 .429 1964-65 Dee Nutt 17 9 .654 TOTALS 1,080 1,034 .511 1965-66 Dee Nutt 21 7 .750 1966-67 Dee Nutt 11 11 .500

Abilene Christian freshman Tyler Rogers and senior Desmond Woodberry battle for the ball against a pack of Lobos from Sul Ross State. The Wildcats won the game, 83-66.

acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 17 ACU ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

ACU Opp. Emporia State 12National Christian 30Southwest Louisiana* 20 U.S. Air Force 4 3 Fort Hays State 25Nebraska-Kearney 15Southwest Missouri 12 Adams State 20 1 Fresno State 01Nebraska-Omaha 01Southwestern Oklahoma 14 17 Alaska-Fairbanks 0 1 Grace 30New Hampshire 10Southwestern 32 6 American Pipeliners 01Grand Canyon 01New Mexico 06S.F. Austin State 14 12 American University 10Grand View College 10NM Highlands 20Sul Ross State 23 10 Angelo State 57 43 Grubbs Vocational 11New Mexico State 15T&P Oilers 10 Ark-Little Rock 01Hardin-Simmons 5 11 Northeast Missouri 01Tarleton State 31 40 Ark.-Monticello 10Harding 20Northeast Louisiana 01Taylor 02 Arkansas College 01Hawaii 05Northeastern Okla. St. 3 10 Tennessee Tech 11 Arkansas State 7 18 Hillsdale Freewill Bapt. 40Northern Colorado 42Texas A&M-Commerce 40 53 Arlington Baptist 10Houston 12Northwest Missouri 11Texas A&M-International 01 Austin College 39 10 Houston Baptist 20Northwest Oklahoma 41Texas A&M-Kingsville 48 46 Austin Peay 10Howard Payne 71 38 North Dakota 01Texas A&M 06 Baylor 13Huston-Tillotson 31North Texas 9 23 Texas Christian 0 15 Baptist Bible College 10Illinois Wesleyan 10Oklahoma 01Texas College 30 Bethany, Kansas 10Incarnate Word 14Oklahoma Christian 11Texas Lutheran 55 Bethany-Nazarene 10Indianapolis 11Oklahoma City 26Texas Tech 13 20 Biola, Calif. 10Iowa 01Oklahoma-Science&Arts 42Texas Wesleyan 13 18 Bradley 01Iowa State 01Oklahoma State 13Texas-Arlington 19 9 Brooke Army Medical 01IUPU-Fort Wayne 01Oral Roberts 02Texas-El Paso 38 C.W. Post 10Jackson State 10Ouachita Baptist 31Texas-Permian Basin 92 California-Riverside 01Kansas 01Our Lady of Lake 10Texas-San Antonio 01 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 01Kansas Newman 10Panhandle State* 72Texas State 13 36 Cal State -Chico 10Kansas State* 12Pan American 30Thorp Spring 20 Cal State-Haward 10Kansas Wesleyan 10Paul Quinn 70Trinity 39 12 Cal State -Los Angeles 01Kentucky Wesleyan 03Pepperdine 11Truman State 11 Cal State -Northridge 10Lamar 11 10 Petrolia Independent 10Vandergriff-Dallas 01 Cal State-San Bernardino 01Langston, Okla. 11Phillips, Miss. 01Wabash 10 Cameron* 16 21 LeMoyne-Owen 01Pittsburg State 10Washington-St. Louis 02 Centenary 11Livingston, Ala. 02Quincy, Ill. 01Wayland Baptist 29 30 Central Oklahoma 10 28 Louisiana Tech 03Regis, Colo. 11West Texas A&M 24 75 Christoval 11Loyola, La. 10Rhema 50Western Colorado 10 Cisco 10Lubbock Army School 20Rice 02Western Illinois 10 Clinch Valley, Va. 10Lubbock Christian 20St. Edward’s 30 9 Western Kentucky 02 Colorado College 21Marquette 01St. Louis 01Western New Mexico 43 Colorado Mines 20Mary Hardin-Baylor 12 4 St. Mary’s 76Western Washington 01 Concordia-Austin 10Memphis NAS 10Samford 01Wichita State 05 Concordia Lutheran 31Memphis State 02Sam Houston State 18 12 Wiley College 10 Cordell Christian 42Meridian 40Santa Fe 10Wisconsin-Carroll 10 Cosden Oilers 11Mid-America Bible 10Savannah State 10Wisconsin-Milwaukee 01 Dallas Baptist 13 9 Middle Tennessee 10Second Infantry Div. 10Wisconsin-St. Point 01 Dallas Christian 50Midwestern State 29 54 Schreiner 60Wolters AFB 11 Dallas Dr. Pepper 01Midland 10Sheppard AFB 11York College 10 Mississippi 01South Alabama 13 Dallas, University of 51 *includes forfeit win Daniel Baker 28 17 Mississippi College 03Southeast Missouri 03 David Lipscomb 52Missouri-Rolla 10Southeastern Oklahoma 98 Delta State 02Missouri Southern 10Southern Arkansas 10 Dillard 10Missouri-St. Louis 10Southern Colorado 0 2 Doane College 21Missouri Valley 02Southern Illinois 03 Drury, Mo. 01Missouri Western 21Southern Indiana 03 Eastern New Mexico 51 44 Murray State 13Southern Methodist 01 East Central Oklahoma 86McDonald Scotts 01Southwest Adventist 10 East Texas Baptist 34McMurry 62 22 Southwest A.O.G. 20 Ellis Parts 10McNeese State 03Southwest Baptist, Mo. 01

18 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com ACU MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR S CORES

48 Daniel Baker 21 1928-29 (12-13) 48 McMurry 37 Vernon McCasland A.B. Morris 473 407 1919-20 (1 season) 1924-55 (29 seasons) 15 SW Oklahoma 30 30 Texas Tech 42 1932-33 (11-4) 4 wins, 3 losses 306 wins, 246 losses 46 Texas Tech 27 36 SW Oklahoma 28 32 Tarleton State 26 38 McMurry 34 25 Tarleton State 23 58 Austin College 23 ACU Opp. 1924-25 (7-4) 23 Texas Tech 37 30 Howard Payne 31 1919-20 (4-3) 33 Texas Tech 32 37 Howard Payne 30 35 East Texas State 29 39 Thorp Spring 27 53 Southwestern 25 19 Tarleton State 22 35 East Texas State 12 22 Tarleton State 26 53 Thorp Spring 33 44 St. Edwards 8 36 St. Edwards 29 16 North Texas 26 21 North Texas 31 17 Texas Christian 25 21 Daniel Baker 17 30 2nd Inf Div 15 15 North Texas 45 70 Austin College 26 28 Daniel Baker 19 33 Daniel Baker 43 35 McMurry 38 26 Meridian 12 19 Sam Houston State 36 32 Meridian 9 39 Daniel Baker 48 42 St. Edwards 25 36 Sam Houston State 31 27 Oklahoma Christian 31 19 Southwestern 21 52 Midland 22 23 Howard Payne 16 198 131 26 Oklahoma Christian 24 37 Daniel Baker 28 22 Howard Payne 24 33 Sul Ross State 28 37 Angelo State 35 12 West Texas State 32 49 Sul Ross State 23 38 Daniel Baker 22 18 West Texas State 36 25 Southwest Texas 36 595 405 G.C. Morlan 285 381 36 Southwest Texas 22 1920-21 (1 season) 1933-34 (11-6) 1925-26 (17-3) 30 Sam Houston State 35 0 wins, 2 losses 31 Sam Houston State 27 55 Petrolia Ind. 28 44 Univ. of Dallas 31 22 S.F. Austin 41 37 Christoval 49 26 Daniel Baker 31 39 S.F. Austin 34 19 SW Oklahoma 25 43 Daniel Baker 38 30 West Texas State 41 25 North Texas 24 31 Howard Payne 19 1920-21 (0-2) 19 West Texas State 33 23 T&P Oilers 18 27 Howard Payne 21 766 814 30 Howard Payne 26 10 North Texas 19 44 Daniel Baker 30 22 Christoval 18 9 North Texas 36 18 Daniel Baker 30 1929-30 (7-14) 31 North Texas 32 19 55 50 Howard Payne 22 31 Tarleton State 32 32 Austin College 26 36 Howard Payne 19 26 Tarleton State 28 37 Daniel Baker 28 48 Sam Houston State 45 37 Oklahoma Christian 53 39 Austin College 29 Dad Noles 22 Sam Houston State 16 39 Oklahoma Christian 26 30 Southwestern 22 1921-22 (1 season) 28 St. Edwards 15 18 West Texas State 54 38 McMurry 41 39 Texas Tech 27 5 wins, 2 losses 17 West Texas State 53 43 Howard Payne 31 31 Texas Tech 13 21 Texas Tech 40 34 Daniel Baker 39 37 West Texas State 31 25 Texas Tech 35 54 McMurry 57 25 West Texas State 35 27 Daniel Baker 35 41 Southwestern 32 34 Texas Tech 31 28 Daniel Baker 24 590 525 1921-22 (5-2) 41 Texas Tech 23 26 Texas Tech 25 34 West Texas State 33 47 Sul Ross State 22 29 East Texas State 44 1934-35 (9-8) 37 Sul Ross State 19 24 West Texas State 25 20 East Texas State 19 19 SW Oklahoma 32 708 508 36 Howard Payne 33 34 Sul Ross State 23 20 North Texas 25 28 Howard Payne 21 1926-27 (9-9) 30 Sul Ross State 21 32 Howard Payne 25 59 Trinity 14 42 Cordell Christian 25 28 Daniel Baker 25 27 North Texas 20 43 Trinity 14 43 Cordell Christian 38 15 Daniel Baker 21 24 Austin College 25 18 Texas A&M Frosh 20 41 Daniel Baker 45 23 North Texas 38 31 Trinity 30 242 160 34 Daniel Baker 40 15 North Texas 29 28 Howard Payne 29 18 North Texas 37 19 East Texas State 40 28 Daniel Baker 29 30 North Texas 45 23 East Texas State 39 40 McMurry 36 Vic Payne 52 Sam Houston State 34 531 704 37 Daniel Baker 29 47 Sam Houston State 15 28 Southwestern 23 1922-24 (2 seasons) 1930-31 (4-11) 11 wins, 8 losses 30 East Texas State 38 45 Austin College 28 38 East Texas State 30 38 Howard Payne 31 49 Trinity 48 37 S.F. Austin 24 22 McMurry 19 32 Southwestern 34 48 S.F. Austin 15 18 East Texas State 43 44 McMurry 33 33 Sam Houston State 31 17 North Texas 33 25 Sul Ross State 41 1922-23 (5-1) 38 Sam Houston State 30 28 North Texas 35 28 Sul Ross State 30 61 Cisco 7 16 North Texas 32 27 Texas Tech 31 534 517 45 Meridian 13 21 North Texas 32 27 Sul Ross State 31 35 Meridian 19 19 West Texas State 29 18 Sul Ross State 28 1935-36 (12-8) 18 Grubbs Vocational 13 33 West Texas State 39 26 Texas Tech 34 38 Cosden Oilers 29 20 Tarleton State 10 620 579 18 Texas Tech 27 30 Sul Ross State 46 11 Tarleton State 18 24 West Texas State 49 46 Sul Ross State 52 190 80 1927-28 (11-6) 26 West Texas State 39 36 Cosden Oilers 42 31 Daniel Baker 38 22 Daniel Baker 41 38 North Texas 29 1923-24 (6-7) 29 Daniel Baker 34 48 McMurry 20 27 Sul Ross State 19 28 East Texas State 22 44 SW Oklahoma 24 37 Daniel Baker 36 36 Sul Ross State 41 22 East Texas State 18 31 SW Oklahoma 24 396 497 19 North Texas 41 25 Tarleton State 26 41 Texas Tech 40 43 Trinity 34 20 West Texas State 37 32 Texas Tech 34 1931-32 (9-5) 18 McMurry 23 23 West Texas State 37 29 West Texas State 34 28 Texas Tech 37 41 Daniel Baker 28 23 Wayland Baptist 29 29 West Texas State 42 32 Texas Tech 19 33 Southwestern 26 22 Wayland Baptist 28 25 Texas Tech 22 31 Texas A&I 23 36 Southwestern 32 35 Sam Houston State 31 36 Texas Tech 30 35 Texas A&I 27 42 Austin College 38 25 Sam Houston State 27 48 St. Edwards 37 47 Sul Ross State 31 33 Austin College 31 22 Howard Payne 9 41 SW Oklahoma 25 26 Sul Ross State 22 22 Trinity 31 15 Howard Payne 19 25 SW Oklahoma 40 26 Daniel Baker 28 25 Daniel Baker 35 28 Howard Payne 14 33 Daniel Baker 31 25 McMurry 15 36 St. Edwards 27 25 Howard Payne 16 56 Daniel Baker 45 32 West Texas State 50 43 St. Edwards 28 313 313 37 S.F. Austin 22 26 West Texas State 40 55 McMurry 26 44 S.F. Austin 21 46 Texas Tech 22 697 658 611 550 23 Texas Tech 35 acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 19 1936-37 (9-3) 35 Texas Wesleyan 68 54 Hardin-Simmons 36 1950-51 (8-15) 40 Trinity 22 35 North Texas 40 50 Austin College 41 Texas Conference Tri-Champions 24 Trinity 25 47 North Texas 40 34 Southwestern 51 38 Daniel Baker 39 57 Howard Payne 59 45 Howard Payne 40 44 Wayland Baptist 45 30 Southwestern 28 49 McMurry 25 983 830 49 Texas Christian 66 35 Southwestern 25 58 Southwestern 37 1947-48 (17-7) 70 Trinity 53 45 Southwestern 33 39 Texas Christian 81 39 St. Edwards 21 Texas Conference Champions 43 St. Edwards 18 51 Daniel Baker 34 40 North Texas 43 59 Austin College 41 51 McMurry 34 54 Texas A&M 63 50 East Texas State 69 45 Austin College 21 40 Texas Wesleyan 56 31 Houston 54 56 SW Oklahoma 48 30 McMurry 28 48 Austin College 51 60 Southwest Texas 59 63 Southwest Missouri 75 31 McMurry 30 42 Austin College 40 48 Houston 41 46 Colorado College 57 18 Daniel Baker 26 58 Daniel Baker 41 65 Southwestern Tech 35 56 Eastern NM 59 432 324 80 Howard Payne 74 42 Western Colorado 37 80 Texas A&I 81 53 Trinity 50 64 Southwest Texas 51 74 Texas A&I 48 1937-38 (16-2) 44 Trinity 56 60 Loyola, La. 50 78 Southwestern 44 Texas Conference Champions 900 917 57 Delta State 72 54 Austin College 44 48 Texas-El Paso 76 51 McMurry 59 32 Texas Tech 22 1941-42 (13-6) 69 Texas-El Paso 64 56 Howard Payne 45 19 Texas Tech 47 31 SW Oklahoma 36 62 Hardin-Simmons 36 64 McMurry 49 40 St. Mary’s 27 44 SW Oklahoma 45 58 Howard Payne 46 43 Texas Wesleyan 52 40 St. Mary’s 20 29 St. Mary’s 38 67 Southwestern 47 65 East Texas Baptist 67 38 Howard Payne 26 43 St. Mary’s 38 43 Texas Wesleyan 61 59 Southwestern 46 36 Trinity 28 31 St. Mary’s 44 44 McMurry 35 57 Austin College 67 45 Trinity 34 49 Southwestern 46 62 Austin College 55 76 East Texas Baptist 77 31 Howard Payne 36 58 Southwestern 38 73 Austin College 58 73 Howard Payne 74 39 Daniel Baker 25 34 Daniel Baker 26 48 Southwestern 38 1,343 1,349 29 Southwestern 25 22 Texas Wesleyan 42 61 McMurry 47 46 Southwestern 23 28 Texas Wesleyan 33 37 Texas Wesleyan 44 1951-52 (7-16) 45 McMurry 25 45 McMurry 38 71 Hardin-Simmons 66 42 Austin College 17 51 Daniel Baker 44 49 Howard Payne 44 55 Wayland Baptist 81 36 Austin College 25 59 Austin College 19 47 Texas Tech 70 58 Texas Christian 80 36 Daniel Baker 34 59 Austin College 37 1,264 1,249 43 Texas Christian 76 48 St. Edwards 34 42 Howard Payne 39 48 Midwestern State 53 52 St. Edwards 37 55 Trinity 22 1948-49 (14-10) 45 Midwestern State 55 46 McMurry 31 48 Trinity 27 Texas Conference Champions 52 Brooke Army Med 55 700 516 43 McMurry 39 51 Southwest Texas 81 50 Howard Payne 43 48 Vandergriff-Dallas 59 46 Southwest Texas 82 821 694 50 Ellis Parts 48 63 SW Oklahoma 65 1938-39 (12-5) 56 Southwest Texas 50 68 SW Oklahoma 69 41 St. Mary’s 39 1942-43 (7-5) 81 Texas A&I 37 58 Colorado College 56 30 St. Mary’s 32 45 Lubbock Army 37 40 Texas A&M 59 63 Wayland Baptist 68 40 McMurry 33 46 Lubbock Army 39 51 Texas Wesleyan 59 93 Texas A&I 66 39 Daniel Baker 27 36 McMurry 33 44 New Mexico A&M 48 86 Texas A&I 45 39 Daniel Baker 32 56 Daniel Baker 25 50 Western NM 45 63 East Texas Baptist 51 26 Trinity 34 40 Daniel Baker 20 48 New Mexico 69 61 Austin College 68 29 Trinity 30 49 Howard Payne 52 46 Texas Christian 60 72 East Texas Baptist 81 52 Austin College 32 41 Southwestern 39 42 Eastern New Mexico 44 59 Howard Payne 73 60 Austin College 28 59 Southwestern 39 44 New Mexico 46 79 Texas Wesleyan 82 29 McMurry 27 39 Texas Wesleyan 44 71 NM Highlands 44 70 Austin College 63 32 Howard Payne 40 33 Texas Wesleyan 49 51 Texas Wesleyan 52 63 McMurry 59 44 Howard Payne 39 36 McMurry 41 64 Austin College 48 64 Howard Payne 60 38 Southwestern 28 40 Howard Payne 42 62 Howard Payne 60 56 McMurry 59 44 Southwestern 40 520 460 48 Southwestern 40 1,416 1,528 44 St. Edwards 38 57 McMurry 43 39 St. Edwards 29 1945-46 (8-6) 60 Austin College 53 1952-53 (16-12) 33 Dallas Dr. Pepper 37 70 Hardin-Simmons 62 Texas Conference Champions 35 Hardin-Simmons 40 659 565 47 Southwestern 41 37 West Texas State 58 58 McMurry 47 58 Midwestern State 66 32 Texas Tech 61 1939-40 (11-11) 54 Howard Payne 47 71 Wayland Baptist 62 42 Southwestern 61 37 American Pipeliners 40 51 Texas Tech 71 55 Texas Christian 65 38 Tarleton State 40 46 North Texas 56 1,293 1,232 66 Howard Payne 54 40 North Texas 50 32 Southwestern 31 78 Texas A&I 54 40 Howard Payne 28 34 East Texas State 51 1949-50 (13-10) 74 Texas A&I 65 26 McMurry 30 32 East Texas State 45 Texas Conference Champions 73 Central Oklahoma 61 41 Texas Wesleyan 17 35 West Texas State 49 52 Missouri Valley 68 58 Austin College 21 35 West Texas State 56 69 San Angelo Cab 62 54 Eastern NM 53 41 McMurry 37 35 Texas Tech 43 35 Texas Christian 52 67 Wayland Baptist 72 65 Howard Payne 45 32 Texas Tech 40 45 San Angelo Cab 65 51 Southwest Texas 65 60 Austin College 50 50 Austin College 22 57 Texas Christian 65 61 Southwest Texas 73 52 Texas Wesleyan 40 32 Austin College 20 45 Texas A&M 66 73 Austin College 67 599 559 35 Howard Payne 27 38 Texas A&M 73 80 Austin College 79 50 Missouri Valley 59 90 Texas A&I 68 49 Southwestern 31 1946-47 (14-5) 42 Southwestern 28 41 Central Oklahoma 40 78 Texas A&I 48 35 McMurry 27 44 West Texas State 45 43 Western NM 50 52 Midwestern State 76 47 Daniel Baker 36 48 Oklahoma City 49 51 Eastern NM 55 76 Howard Payne 64 43 McMurry 28 41 Southwestern Tech 40 50 Texas Wesleyan 49 49 Texas Christian 68 40 Trinity 31 41 Southwestern Tech 42 35 Southwestern 30 55 McMurry 47 47 Trinity 35 85 Daniel Baker 26 56 Howard Payne 47 79 McMurry 52 34 Howard Payne 51 52 Cameron 41 46 Austin College 45 86 Howard Payne 75 42 Daniel Baker 30 59 Hardin-Simmons 36 43 McMurry 38 80 Austin College 85 46 Texas Wesleyan 50 52 McMurry 43 60 Texas A&I 51 87 Austin College 77 868 846 53 Southwestern 50 51 Texas A&I 48 71 Howard Payne 88 61 Howard Payne 50 61 McMurry 49 73 Midwestern State 86 1940-41 (10-10) 57 Austin College 43 53 Southwestern 35 69 McMurry 80 89 McMurry 72 30 Southwest Texas 35 49 Texas Wesleyan 63 56 Austin College 45 1,947 1,890 25 Southwest Texas 35 49 McMurry 32 43 Texas Wesleyan 53 35 Texas Tech 56 63 Texas Wesleyan 61 64 Howard Payne 51 17 Texas Tech 53 46 Oklahoma City 41 51 East Texas State 61 1,142 1,177

20 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com 1953-54 (5-16) 1956-57 (13-13) 1959-60 (16-12) 80 Austin College 76 70 Wayland Baptist 68 55 Wayland Baptist 66 Texas Conference Champions NCAA Regional Tournament 74 North Texas 82 74 Austin College 79 57 Wayland Baptist 58 61 Texas Wesleyan 57 64 St. Louis 89 86 Midwestern State 76 47 Southwest Texas 74 62 Arkansas State 70 68 Bradley 110 94 Eastern NM 76 59 Southwest Texas 74 79 David Lipscomb 87 63 Marquette 88 72 Trinity 90 60 David Lipscomb 65 75 Louisiana Tech 103 66 Wichita State 91 80 McMurry 78 78 Midwestern State 70 65 Howard Payne 77 79 West Texas State 66 77 Trinity 74 47 Texas Christian 79 41 Texas Christian 81 49 East Texas State 54 87 Midwestern State 97 72 Southern Methodist 97 97 Texas Wesleyan 90 84 David Lipscomb 74 1,823 1,810 72 Taylor 88 72 Howard Payne 79 72 Wayland Baptist 63 1961-62 (16-12) 63 McMurry 60 76 McMurry 64 65 Eastern NM 56 NCAA Regional Tournament 50 Central Oklahoma 68 68 Wayland Baptist 75 79 Taylor 87 72 Wayland Baptist 78 78 McDonald Scots 86 83 Arizona State 102 68 Oklahoma Christian 66 52 McMurry 67 86 Eastern NM 50 82 Texas-El Paso 84 77 Univ. of Dallas 53 65 Texas Christian 74 73 Wayland Baptist 88 70 New Mexico State 91 76 Texas-Arlington 60 76 Midwestern State 78 74 Eastern NM 77 97 West Texas State 83 74 West Texas State 64 67 Howard Payne 81 113 Trinity 86 80 Austin College 48 89 West Texas State 72 90 Texas A&I 63 72 Midwestern State 68 113 McMurry 67 59 Wash-St. Louis 66 87 Texas A&I 77 81 North Texas 63 76 East Texas State 59 73 Kentucky Wesleyan 97 74 McMurry 82 99 Midwestern State 68 73 Austin College 57 60 Oklahoma State 74 88 Howard Payne 71 93 St. Mary’s 98 82 Midwestern State 88 80 Howard Payne 106 1.407 1,548 90 Trinity 66 72 St. Mary’s 77 92 North Texas 78 87 North Texas 68 73 McMurry 62 84 McMurry 90 1954-55 (7-16) 74 McMurry 71 96 Texas-El Paso 79 78 Midwestern State 82 98 Eastern NM 71 90 Wolters AFB 34 79 Wayland Baptist 78 89 Eastern NM 58 67 Wayland Baptist 61 45 Texas Christian 92 58 Wayland Baptist 66 60 Oklahoma Christian 61 99 Midwestern State 76 55 Texas Tech 86 73 Wayland Baptist 74 78 Midwestern State 81 88 Trinity 78 60 Texas-El Paso 67 1,913 1,870 76 Eastern NM 71 NCAA REGIONAL 63 New Mexico A&M 76 82 Wayland Baptist 70 1957-58 (14-12) 109 Coloardo College 65 68 Eastern NM 64 68 Wayland Baptist 64 59 Texas Tech 93 76 Northeast Missouri 79 78 Midwestern State 82 75 Austin College 64 61 Howard Payne 56 2,234 2,113 67 Univ. of Dallas 58 72 Wolters AFB 75 91 Howard Payne 80 79 Wayland Baptist 81 69 Trinity 68 71 Southwest Texas 85 49 Austin College 52 65 Midwestern State 79 82 Baylor 66 1960-61 (12-12) 52 McMurry 48 67 North Texas 74 99 Eastern NM 81 59 Murray State 84 91 Texas-Arlington 71 68 Southwest Texas 71 70 David Lipscomb 68 63 Southwest Texas 72 54 Western Kentucky 59 92 Trinity 87 106 Texas Wesleyan 69 80 Tennessee Tech 76 66 McMurry 58 89 Eastern NM 94 19 Southwest Texas 20 74 McMurry 71 57 West Texas State 61 NCAA REGIONAL 64 Texas Wesleyan 62 88 SW Oklahoma 69 55 Southeast Missouri 57 83 Texas Christian 101 58 Northeast Louisiana 73 83 McMurry 68 80 Howard Payne 83 57 East Texas Baptist 59 74 Lamar 83 71 Texas-Arlington 82 70 Wayland Baptist 89 56 Austin College 83 2,068 1,984 61 McNeese State 87 71 Memphis State 106 50 McMurry (5 OT) 49 103 Howard Payne 66 74 David Lipscomb 66 56 Austin College 66 70 Wayland Baptist 76 1962-63 (15-9) 64 Memphis NAS 54 58 Wayland Baptist 68 70 West Texas State 75 60 Arkansas State 75 76 St. Mary’s 65 68 Tarleton State 59 68 Texas-Arlington 61 85 Howard Payne 83 74 Trinity 69 59 Univ. of Dallas 68 95 Wayland Baptist 96 1,783 1,842 83 Eastern NM 106 70 Tarleton State 69 81 SW Oklahoma 64 51 Texas-El Paso 89 47 North Texas 86 75 McMurry 78 Dee Nutt 76 Midwestern State 65 1955-69 (14 seasons) 83 Trinity 78 199 wins, 156 losses 83 Midwestern State 82 76 Wayland Baptist 74 49 Wayland Baptist 58 1,607 1,749 1955-56 (11-10) 1958-59 (20-7) NCAA Regional Tournament 59 Sul Ross State 72 43 Rice 82 64 Tennessee Tech 85 87 Howard Payne 86 85 David Lipscomb 69 86 David Lipscomb 83 81 Middle Tennessee 69 59 Southwest Texas 90 73 Austin Peay 72 66 Southwest Texas 90 84 East Texas Baptist 74 84 Wayland Baptist 98 66 Southwest Texas 65 88 Sheppard AFB 93 58 Baylor 65 83 Howard Payne 86 67 East Texas State 65 74 Sheppard AFB 51 69 Texas Wesleyan 71 69 McMurry 55 98 Trinity 67 77 Wayland Baptist 95 57 Austin College 55 78 Howard Payne 70 52 Southwest Texas 83 78 McMurry 72 83 McMurry 68 79 Trinity 56 68 Texas Wesleyan 83 45 Midwestern State 48 84 Wayland Baptist 56 91 Eastern NM 68 97 St. Mary’s 92 78 North Texas 76 65 Wayland Baptist 63 64 North Texas 62 91 West Texas State 68 66 Midwestern State 80 79 Midwestern State 74 99 Trinity 75 67 McMurry 63 Current ACU director of athletics 1,552 1,588 99 Eastern NM 95 67 Midwestern State 66 Jared Mosley (shooting ball) led 69 Austin College 78 the 1998-99 Wildcats to a 21-8 87 Texas Wesleyan 76 record and a spot in the NCAA 70 Texas-El Paso 62 Division II South Central Region NCAA REGIONAL Tournament championship game. 67 Southwest Missouri 87 85 Western Illinois 81 2,032 1,952 acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 21 69 Midwestern State 79 1965-66 (21-7) 1968-69 (5-20) 76 South Alabama 61 101 Trinity 88 Southland Conference Champion 58 New Mexico 97 57 Arkansas State 72 4 New Mexico 88 6 NCAA Regional Champion 80 Angelo State 78 1,879 1,767 89 Howard Payne 106 NCAA National Tournament 105 Tarleton State 73 3 Howard Payne 85 1971-72 (17-8) 8 67 U.S. Air Force 89 113 Univ. of Dallas 80 80 Angelo State (OT) 79 101 Tarleton State 76 62 West Texas State 52 97 Oklahoma City 108 93 McMurry 87 79 McMurry 90 115 Angelo State 69 77 Eastern NM 68 80 Howard Payne 70 73 Baylor 78 78 McMurry 57 62 Memphis State 65 69 West Texas State 71 85 Southwest Texas 94 79 McMurry 66 74 Hardin-Simmons 90 82 Murray State 78 91 Tarleton State 80 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 68 90 Colorado State 87 110 Texas-Arlington 84 75 Murray State 84 71 Hardin-Simmons 69 8 West Texas State 85 59 Western Kentucky 84 8 62 Southern Illinois 81 101 McMurry 82 92 Texas-Arlington 75 92 Howard Payne 75 72 Dallas Baptist 82 67 Oklahoma State 52 67 Hardin-Simmons 77 75 Midwestern State 58 75 McMurry 85 81 SE Oklahoma 74 65 Eastern NM 70 73 NM State (OT) 75 76 East Texas State 61 45 McMurry 40 80 Oklahoma City 104 68 Wayland Baptist 58 79 Angelo State 92 81 Dallas Baptist 77 78 Trinity 73 58 Arkansas State 57 91 Oklahoma City 89 73 Lamar 55 72 Lamar 85 80 Wayland Baptist 78 76 Trinity 111 68 Northern Colorado 66 0 McMurry 65 87 Texas-Arlington 72 8 75 Arkansas State 77 76 U.S. Air Force 70 97 Hardin-Simmons 95 71 West Texas State 60 72 Arkansas State 95 66 U.S. Air Force 84 91 Hardin-Simmons 111 1,909 1,865 73 Arkansas State 94 72 Trinity 59 79 Angelo State 60 70 Lamar 79 1963-64 (18-9) 88 Eastern NM 48 84 Tarleton State 77 83 Texas-Arlington 75 86 Texas-Arlington 90 NCAA Regional Tournament 74 Hardin-Simmons 76 81 Texas-Arlington 75 90 Angelo State 80 78 Arkansas State 74 109 Pan American 92 74 New Mexico State 76 81 Trinity 62 89 Trinity 98 65 New Mexico 79 85 Lamar 105 72 Arkansas State 79 64 Hardin-Simmons 92 80 Texas-Arlington 79 101 Howard Payne 76 79 Texas-Arlington 61 1,973 2,226 84 Lamar 102 52 Hardin-Simmons 55 70 Lamar (OT) 66 58 Trinity 56 76 Midwestern State 78 69 Trinity 48 66 Southwest Texas 62 98 Lamar 103 NCAA REGIONAL Garnie Hatch 2,035 1,906 67 Midwestern State 66 94 Jackson State 79 1969-73 (4 seasons) 90 Eastern NM 74 63 Southwest Missouri 58 50 wins, 51 losses 1972-73 (8-18) 108 Arkansas State 76 NCAA NATIONAL 73 Samford 81 94 Lamar 83 62 North Dakota 63 103 Savannah State 81 85 Wayland Baptist 53 2,036 1,849 102 Tarleton State 76 90 Angelo State 79 80 Tarleton State 64 1966-67 (11-11) 1969-70 (10-16) 70 Howard Payne 71 69 Baylor 72 107 Texas-Arlington 86 53 New Mexico 62 59 Oklahoma 83 92 Angelo State 75 79 McMurry 80 46 Texas-El Paso 85 51 Oklahoma State 61 90 Sul Ross State 80 87 Wayland Baptist 65 80 Angelo State 53 58 Angelo State 56 74 New Mexico 103 66 Arkansas State 92 64 McMurry (OT) 56 78 Tarleton State 58 76 Northern Colorado 100 90 Texas Wesleyan 82 88 Hardin-Simmons 78 80 Dallas Baptist 89 44 U.S. Air Force 49 83 Hardin-Simmons 89 72 Howard Payne 93 68 McMurry 70 63 Hawaii 79 93 Trinity 70 68 West Texas State 61 69 Murray State 83 84 Lamar 95 92 Texas-Arlington 75 78 Howard Payne 72 84 San Diego 74 70 SW Louisiana† 96 105 Texas Wesleyan 94 68 Angelo State 79 54 Wayland Baptist 58 93 Oklahoma City 100 93 Trinity 80 89 McMurry 55 75 Angelo State 87 68 Texas-Arlington 79 107 McMurry 89 80 Arkansas State (OT) 82 57 Trinity 69 82 Arkansas State 70 70 Hardin-Simmons 94 72 Lamar 66 68 Lamar 92 86 Howard Payne 97 NCAA REGIONAL 65 Hardin-Simmons 69 82 Dallas Baptist 67 72 SW Louisiana† 100 73 Lamar 71 55 Trinity 61 58 McMurry 54 75 McNeese State 79 87 Southeast Missouri 90 55 Southern Illinois 58 74 Midwestern State 101 85 Oklahoma City 91 2,324 2,116 70 West Texas State 69 75 Midwestern State 70 93 Lamar 77 70 Arkansas State 76 92 Texas-Arlington 111 79 McNeese State 92 92 Texas-Arlington 72 81 Tarleton State 68 1964-65 (17-9) 72 Texas-Arlington 106 89 Trinity 77 71 Arkansas State 78 Southland Conference Champion 82 Louisiana Tech 103 69 Centenary 74 67 Southern Illinois 95 NCAA Regional Tournament 85 Arkansas State 92 78 Texas-Arlington 82 74 Lamar 80 72 Louisiana Tech 108 42 Oklahoma State 54 86 Lamar 72 71 Trinity 84 2,042 2,255 57 Howard Payne 55 1,587 1,552 75 Pan American 71 41 Midwestern State 43 82 Texas-Arlington 79 84 West Texas State 62 1967-68 (11-13) 78 Wayland Baptist 67 61 Southwest Texas 45 Southland Conference Champion 68 Arkansas State 74 Willard Tate 69 McMurry 64 75 Angelo State 73 1,849 1,979 1973-80 (7 seasons) 64 Oklahoma City 73 64 Howard Payne 73 119 wins, 79 losses 70 New Mexico State 69 75 Houston 90 1970-71 (15-9) 70 Hardin-Simmons 80 72 McMurry 83 81 Rice 99 80 Midwestern State 85 72 Hardin-Simmons 68 73 McMurry 64 87 Tarleton State 80 74 Howard Payne 84 90 Tarleton State 93 1973-74 (14-15) 59 Texas-Arlington 55 90 Angelo State 76 74 Texas A&M 91 98 Panhandle 85 98 Trinity 68 95 Fort Hays State 65 92 SE Oklahoma 62 93 NW Oklahoma 92 90 Lamar 91 81 Colorado State 84 90 Tarleton State 76 109 Wayland Baptist 94 82 McMurry 83 80 Lamar 74 85 East Texas State 71 *87 Angelo State 105 85 E. New Mexico 76 79 Trinity 76 82 Pan American 76 *83 Sul Ross State 86 78 West Texas State 72 70 Eastern NM 95 61 South Alabama 74 84 New Mexico 98 83 Arkansas State 70 81 McMurry 84 59 Angelo State 60 101 Northern Colorado 95 72 Hardin-Simmons 54 76 Hardin-Simmons 90 76 Dallas Baptist 67 77 Regis 61 79 Texas-Arlington 66 73 Eastern NM 74 71 Northern Colorado 56 72 Southern Colorado 103 79 Trinity 68 92 Centenary 91 73 McMurry 77 *91 Howard Payne 104 99 Lamar 80 86 Texas-Arlington 76 87 Texas-Arlington 79 92 McMurry 98 88 Tarleton State 70 78 West Texas State 93 90 Trinity 70 *80 Southwest Texas 79 72 Arkansas State 80 82 Lamar 88 86 U.S. Air Force 76 *97 Texas A&I 78 NCAA REGIONAL 85 Arkansas State 77 75 Arkansas State 81 *73 Sam Houston 74 91 Doane 50 73 Trinity 94 70 Lamar 66 *94 S.F. Austin 104 66 Wash-St. Louis 69 101 Texas-Arlington 81 82 Trinity 63 *87 East Texas State 86 1,946 1,762 81 West Texas State 90 95 Lamar 84 68 U.S.Air Force 67 96 Arkansas State 93 78 Texas-Arlington 85 *93 Tarleton State 80 1,930 1,962 76 Dallas Baptist 74

22 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com 83 Wayland Baptist 91 *67 Tarleton State 60 1979-80 (27-5) 83 Sul Ross State 87 *82 Angelo State 74 *76 Sam Houston 85 Lone Star Conference champion 54 Arkansas College 61 *99 Sul Ross State 91 *92 Texas A&I 76 NAIA District IV champion 71 Kansas Wesleyan 49 *91 East Texas State 80 *87 S.F. Austin 82 71 Dallas Baptist 61 *33 S.F. Austin 44 *88 Howard Payne 90 *91 S.F. Austin 96 75 Paul Quinn 65 *43 Sam Houston 44 *80 Southwest Texas 94 *67 Southwest Texas 74 88 Mary Hardin-Baylor 76 *52 Texas A&I 48 *93 Texas A&I 107 *90 Tarleton State 47 62 Dallas Baptist 58 *36 Southwest Texas 43 85 McMurry 98 *85 Southwest Texas 62 82 Southwestern 71 *61 Angelo State 74 *76 Sam Houston 71 *75 Angelo State 67 74 Wayland Baptist 58 *62 Howard Payne† 66 *77 S.F. Austin 99 *78 Howard Payne 79 89 Southwestern 72 *47 East Texas State 55 *68 Tarleton State 70 *67 East Texas State 70 70 Bethany, Kan. 61 *65 East Texas State 72 2501 2554 *93 East Texas State 79 100 St. Edwards 76 *83 Howard Payne 77 *71 Howard Payne 70 *52 Sam Houston 64 1974-75 (16-12) 58 Wichita State 75 *81 Angelo State 65 87 Sul Ross State 75 *62 S.F. Austin 80 LSC West champion LSC TOURNAMENT 64 Wayland Baptist 47 *57 Angelo State 71 68 Southwest Texas 64 *46 Southwest Texas 47 72 Wayland Baptist 54 *58 S.F. Austin 47 82 Howard Payne 87 *60 Texas A&I 58 58 Okla. Science-Arts 79 *41 Sam Houston 39 2,360 2,156 LSC TOURNAMENT 68 NW Oklahoma 62 *65 Angelo State 56 44 Sam Houston 57 79 St. Edwards 81 1977-78 (15-12) *57 Southwest Texas 61 1,516 1,605 63 McMurry 75 111 Paul Quinn 100 *64 Texas A&I 53 61 Wayland Baptist 58 64 Texas-El Paso 78 *87 East Texas State 64 1982-83 (14-14) 87 Austin College 76 89 Sul Ross State 88 *54 Howard Payne 56 63 New Mexico 85 112 Wayland Baptist 89 *67 Howard Payne 65 80 Emporia 68 67 Hawaii 81 70 Eastern NM 76 *62 East Texas State 52 76 Marymount 73 65 Hawaii 73 110 Tarleton State 77 *57 Angelo State 39 77 Central Oklahoma 71 87 Wisconsin-Carroll 83 87 Tarleton State 67 *53 Sam Houston 51 60 Wayland Baptist 58 *70 Southwest Texas 81 114 Sul Ross State 81 *69 S. F. Austin 56 75 Mary Hardin-Baylor 61 *83 Texas A&I 68 81 Okla. Science-Arts 74 *59 Southwest Texas 50 61 Oklahoma 110 *61 Sam Houston 87 94 St. Edwards 81 *84 Texas A&I 73 39 Kansas State 52 *74 East Texas State 86 74 SE Oklahoma 73 LSC TOURNAMENT 72 Wayland Baptist 65 *98 Texas A&I 65 81 Eastern NM 67 82 Angelo State 76 83 Sul Ross State 63 *77 S.F. Austin 73 *86 Sam Houston 73 *57 Southwest Texas 61 72 Chaminade 94 *96 Sul Ross State 74 *89 S.F. Austin 91 NAIA DISTRICT IV 56 Northern Iowa 66 80 Okla. Science-Arts 70 *77 Texas A&I 68 90 Texas Lutheran 69 75 Eastern NM (OT) 77 *79 Tarleton State 73 *81 Southwest Texas 92 84 Southwest Texas 82 *47 S.F. Austin 69 *62 Howard Payne 74 *48 Angelo State 47 NAIA NATIONAL *73 Sam Houston (OT) 81 *89 Angelo State 81 *68 Howard Payne 75 75 Illinois Wesleyan 55 *75 Texas A&I (OT) 73 *95 Sul Ross State 77 *76 East Texas State 81 55 LeMoyne-Owen 56 *57 Southwest Texas 75 67 Tarleton State 65 *74 East Texas State 89 2,240 1,972 *67 Angelo State 65 *64 Howard Payne 61 *62 Howard Payne 79 *66 East Texas State 68 *63 Angelo State 58 *80 S.F. Austin 79 *76 Howard Payne 73 LSC TOURNAMENT *83 Sam Houston 77 82 Eastern NM 95 79 Howard Payne 88 *71 Southwest Texas 86 Mike Martin *65 East Texas State 61 62 East Texas State 66 *73 Texas A&I 84 1980-88 (8 seasons) *65 Howard Payne 64 *67 Sam Houston 70 2,069 2,054 *69 Angelo State 74 123 wins, 99 losses LSC TOURNAMENT *55 S. F. Austin 62 1975-76 (13-13) 64 Texas A&I 67 *60 Southwest Texas 58 2,188 2,113 *104 Texas A&I 86 86 Wayland Baptist 94 *71 Angelo State 79 82 Oklahoma Christian 80 1978-79 (15-13) 1980-81 (10-17) LSC TOURNAMENT 87 Okla. Science-Arts 88 62 Southwestern 74 64 Angelo State 66 101 NW Oklahoma 76 66 Eastern NM 69 58 Wayland Baptist 63 1,920 2,003 82 Howard Payne 79 89 Paul Quinn 83 97 College of Santa Fe 81 60 Wichita State 101 64 Southwest Texas 75 56 SE Oklahoma 58 81 Texas Wesleyan 75 88 Wayland Baptist 82 1983-84 (14-15) 70 Texas Wesleyan 64 44 EC Oklahoma 46 71 St. Edwards 54 84 Wayland Baptist 75 84 Doane 66 54 Southwestern 59 75 Okla. Science-Arts 64 84 Dallas Baptist 67 69 Eastern NM 90 77 Bethany-Nazarene 72 63 Texas Lutheran 57 60 Langston 66 85 St. Edwards 66 84 Sul Ross State 62 103 Texas Lutheran 105 55 Fresno State 74 82 Texas Wesleyan 84 68 Wayland Baptist 70 *84 Sam Houston 87 79 Pepperdine 85 57 Biola 50 67 Sul Ross State 62 *77 S.F. Austin 73 91 American 83 73 Hawaii 90 88 NM Highlands 76 *80 Southwest Texas 88 100 Eastern NM 114 56 Hawaii 72 *61 S.F. Austin 57 *72 S.F. Austin 88 65 Wayland Baptist 72 *75 Sam Houston 81 *83 Sam Houston 92 *78 Texas A&I 85 104 Sul Ross State 74 *63 S.F. Austin 65 *69 Southwest Texas 64 *76 Sul Ross State 74 80 Oral Roberts 105 *88 Texas A&I 69 *78 Texas A&I 74 *75 East Texas State 91 97 Eastern NM (OT) 94 *77 Southwest Texas 81 *61 Angelo State 60 *61 Tarleton State 58 87 Mary Hardin-Baylor 46 *72 Angelo State 67 *55 East Texas State 73 *72 Howard Payne 70 *67 S.F. Austin 81 *45 Howard Payne 64 *60 Howard Payne 63 *70 Angelo State 71 *75 Sam Houston 70 *62 East Texas State 88 *93 Howard Payne 69 *104 Sul Ross State 83 *110 Texas A&I 93 *70 East Texas State 58 *49 East Texas State 53 *58 Tarleton State 53 *77 Southwest Texas 85 *69 Howard Payne 59 *53 Sam Houston 59 *77 Howard Payne 85 *87 Angelo State 76 *83 S.F. Austin 66 *58 S.F. Austin 72 *68 Angelo State 70 *72 Howard Payne 55 *71 Sam Houston 70 *69 Angelo State 66 LSC TOURNAMENT *75 East Texas State 88 *60 Angelo State 83 *71 Texas A&I 79 79 Southewest Texas 87 *73 Angelo State 70 *69 Southwest Texas 76 *67 Southwest Texas 68 2,026 2,010 *44 East Texas State 67 *85 Texas A&I 75 LSC TOURNAMENT *79 Howard Payne 70 LSC TOURNAMENT 54 S.F. Austin 48 1976-77 (19-9) 62 Phillips, Miss. 70 49 Texas A&I 46 40 Sam Houston 50 130 Paul Quinn 80 *83 Sam Houston 92 52 Southwest Texas 54 1,739 1,796 80 SE Oklahoma 75 *62 S.F. Austin 67 2,006 1,999 94 Wayland Baptist 84 1981-82 (9-17) *64 Southwest Texas 69 77 NW Oklahoma 78 *97 Texas A&I 75 71 Mary Hardin-Baylor 59 87 Okla. Science-Arts 86 LSC TOURNAMENT 55 Wichita State 93 82 Doane 84 84 Sam Houston 83 63 Colorado Mines 57 63 Oral Roberts 88 57 Angelo State 71 57 Eastern NM 63 104 Dallas Baptist 90 2,254 2,237 83 Okla. Science-Arts 75 86 Mary Hardin-Baylor 48 89 NW Oklahoma 82 72 Eastern NM 70 91 St. Edwards 79 52 Eastern NM 53 110 Panhandle 92 49 Texas-El Paso 65 acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 23 1984-85 (18-10) 1986-87 (18-8) *91 Eastern NM 98 *78 West Texas State 91 Lone Star Conference champion Lone Star Conference champion Tony Mauldin NCAA Regional qualifier *83 Cameron 76 121 East Texas State 97 *79 Central Oklahoma 104 1991-96 (5 seasons) 100 Our Lady of Lake 64 75 Wayland Baptist 83 *73 Texas A&I 80 61 wins, 78 losses 77 Dallas Baptist 78 76 Texas College 66 *88 Angelo State 91 101 Howard Payne 82 85 Texas Lutheran 59 *90 East Texas State 91 93 Pepperdine 89 75 Midwestern State 62 *84 Texas A&I 103 99 Wayland Baptist 89 67 Kansas State 90 *69 Angelo State 86 1991-92 (17-12) 72 Kansas 84 63 Midwestern State 54 *86 Cameron 105 108 Panhandle 76 59 CSU-Los Angeles 68 80 St. Edwards 78 *89 Central Oklahoma 86 69 Fort Hays State 91 86 Texas Lutheran 89 66 CSU-Northridge 63 *81 Eastern NM 99 67 Midwestern State 84 67 Calif-Riverside 85 89 Neb-Kearney 79 *62 West Texas State 82 96 St. Edwards (OT) 93 64 Grand Canyon 80 54 Wayland Baptist 53 *93 East Texas State 89 102 Wabash 92 *64 Texas A&I 58 108 Mid-American Bible 70 LSC TOURNAMENT 68 Southern Colorado 74 58 Regis 75 *84 Angelo State 72 73 Texas A&I 89 75 Texas Lutheran 74 *71 Howard Payne 68 99 Fort Hays State 94 2,170 2,524 114 Mary Hardin-Baylor 81 86 Iowa State 106 *58 West Texas State 55 1989-90 (3-24) 64 Wayland Baptist 76 *79 Eastern NM 70 67 Mississippi College 95 100 Mary Hardin-Baylor 72 *85 East Texas State 57 73 Texas Lutheran 91 71 Livingston, Ala. 73 80 Howard Payne 63 *76 Eastern NM 84 101 Mary Hardin-Baylor 119 88 Mary Hardin-Baylor 77 77 Texas A&I 69 *75 West Texas State 94 80 Midwestern State 81 96 Schreiner 82 81 East Texas State 66 *82 Howard Payne 68 76 Texas Lutheran 83 90 Sul Ross State 54 74 Texas A&I 71 *67 Angelo State 61 73 St. Edwards 70 *80 Texas A&I 90 76 Howard Payne 67 *88 East Texas State 74 78 Fort Hays State 89 *75 East Texas State 68 65 Angelo State 81 *73 Texas A&I 65 63 Tarleton State 78 *93 Cameron 70 93 Eastern NM 61 LSC TOURNAMENT 106 Mary Hardin-Baylor 93 *109 Central Oklahoma 105 68 Eastern NM 70 63 Angelo State 59 77 Fort Hays State 89 71 West Texas State 81 82 Angelo State 78 78 West Texas State 69 75 Neb-Kearney 99 *77 Eastern NM 74 95 East Texas State 81 NCAA REGIONAL 83 Wis-Stevens Point 92 *80 Angelo State 75 LSC TOURNAMENT 71 Delta State 88 80 Neb-Kearney 95 61 West Texas State 73 99 Angelo State 81 63 West Texas State 67 *66 Angelo State 88 *81 Eastern NM 80 2,363 2,195 1,864 1,792 *74 Cameron 86 *65 East Texas State 60 *88 Central Oklahoma 80 *72 Texas A&I 81 *66 Texas A&I 81 *92 Central Oklahoma 137 1985-86 (23-7) 1987-88 (17-10) *63 East Texas State 69 *82 Cameron 83 Lone Star Conference champion 92 Mary Hardin-Baylor 69 *80 Eastern NM 100 *82 Angelo State 90 NCAA Regional qualifier 87 Midwestern State 89 *64 West Texas State 102 LSC TOURNAMENT 106 Cameron 87 87 Mary Hardin-Baylor 58 90 Eastern NM 75 *65 Eastern NM 109 101 Central Oklahoma 120 83 Paul Quinn 73 77 Angelo State 75 *69 West Texas State 110 2,461 2,415 62 Iowa 92 118 Texas College 89 *66 Cameron 112 70 Dallas Baptist 67 86 Midwestern State 73 *96 Central Oklahoma 141 1992-93 (10-18) 84 CSU-Chico 59 91 Mary H-Baylor (OT) 90 *86 Texas A&I 102 76 W. New Mexico 86 86 Sul Ross State 66 79 Texas Lutheran 100 *97 East Texas State 117 98 Colorado Mines 80 72 Wayland Baptist 59 63 Midwestern State 62 *82 Angelo State 90 97 Adams State 109 74 Wayland Baptist 81 64 Wayland Baptist 63 LSC TOURNAMENT 90 Adams State 84 85 Midwestern State 90 78 Wis-Milwaukee 88 88 East Texas State 91 69 Mississippi College 81 107 Kansas Newman 93 77 IUPU-Fort Wayne 79 2,115 2,557 76 Mary Hardin-Baylor 78 64 Emporia State 65 85 Quincy, Ill. 89 74 West Texas State 79 50 Wichita State 78 76 Wayland Baptist 73 95 Neb-Kearney 99 83 Missouri-Rolla 77 *76 Angelo State 78 Darryn Shearmire 96 Schreiner 85 77 Missouri-St. Louis 63 *74 Eastern NM 70 1990-91 (1 season) 78 Univ. of Dallas 72 *68 West Texas State 60 69 Kansas State 91 0 wins, 26 losses 64 Texas-El Paso 96 79 Midwestern State 62 99 Central Oklahoma 104 56 Livingston, Ala. 66 *85 Howard Payne 77 65 Cameron 85 64 Mississippi College 86 *88 Texas A&I 77 *77 East Texas State 69 114 Concordia ( OT ) 109 *75 East Texas State 52 *69 Texas A&I 64 1990-91 (0-26) *59 Texas A&I 91 103 Central Oklahoma 86 *89 Texas A&I 66 73 St. Edwards 89 *84 East Texas State 69 *76 Texas A&I 56 *85 Howard Payne 79 91 Neb-Kearney 112 *90 Cameron 99 *93 East Texas State 69 *54 Angelo State 53 69 Howard Payne 79 *117 Central Oklahoma 119 *76 West Texas State 78 *80 Eastern NM 75 78 Fort Hays State 95 *71 Angelo State 83 *85 Eastern NM 59 *91 Eastern NM 73 68 Emporia State 107 *77 Eastern NM 87 *63 Angelo State 70 *73 Angelo State 66 74 St. Edwards 96 *91 Eastern NM 101 2,187 2,062 *98 East Texas State 80 50 Howard Payne 60 *57 East Texas State 68 LSC TOURNAMENT 71 Fort Hays State 94 *94 Texas A&I 77 79 Eastern NM 64 49 Tarleton State 73 *118 Central Oklahoma 128 74 Texas A&I 65 Dee Nutt 80 Midwestern State 109 *108 Cameron 80 NCAA REGIONAL 1988-90 (2 seasons) 67 Tarleton State 95 *81 Angelo State 80 72 SE Missouri 94 9 wins, 45 losses *85 Texas A&I 109 LSC TOURNAMENT 73 Sam Houston 60 *71 East Texas State 87 82 Angelo State 72 2,348 2,155 *58 Angelo State 94 81 Texas A&I 91 *59 Cameron 95 2,357 2,455 1988-89 (6-21) *84 Central Oklahoma 116 1993-94 (14-15) 73 Mary Hardin-Baylor 94 *52 East Texas State 78 80 Cameron 90 *72 Texas A&I 121 101 Concordia Lutheran 69 90 East Texas State 116 *89 Central Oklahoma 108 80 Cameron 84 68 Angelo State 107 *78 Cameron 115 95 Tarleton State 71 45 Arkansas State 110 *73 Eastern NM 78 83 Mississippi 90 77 Midwestern State 92 *46 West Texas State 90 88 Cameron 86 76 Midwestern State 95 *76 Eastern NM 115 102 Nebraska-Kearney 119 75 Cal Poly-SLO 80 *58 West Texas State 95 87 Texas-Arlington 79 100 Emporia (OT) 99 *70 Angelo State 70 81 Mary Hardin-Baylor 87 82 Alaska-Fairbanks 116 LSC TOURNAMENT 76 Texas-El Paso 80 91 St. Edwards (OT) 81 76 West Texas State 127 77 Tarleton State 54 90 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70 1,817 2,528 90 Clinch Valley, Va. 79 71 Drury, Mo. 84

24 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL acusports.com 77 Cameron 75 1998-99 (21-8) *60 West Texas A&M 69 *79 Angelo State 80 NCAA Regional qualifier *63 A&M-Commerce 72 *76 A&M-Kingsville 80 Shanon Hays *71 A&M-Kingsville 66 *72 East Texas State 88 1996-99 (3 seasons) 75 SE Oklahoma 71 *69 Angelo State 77 *107 Central Oklahoma 101 58 wins, 26 losses 73 East Central 72 *82 Tarleton State 84 *90 West Texas A&M 81 108 Mo. Western 88 *58 Angelo State 67 *93 Eastern NM 83 98 C.W. Post 84 *54 Tarleton State 68 *86 West Texas A&M 89 82 Cameron 75 *76 West Texas A&M 87 *74 Eastern NM 96 1996-97 (15-12) 72 SW Oklahoma 60 *62 E. New Mexico 49 *81 East Texas State 84 102 St. Edward’s 79 *67 A&M-Kingsville 75 86 Adams State 55 *80 A&M-Kingsville 62 67 NW Missouri 58 *64 A&M-Commerce 65 86 Western NM 76 *96 Central Oklahoma 124 81 Mo. Southern 73 1,692 1,861 114 Schreiner 69 64 Cameron 71 113 W. New Mexico 81 62 South Alabama 85 *93 Angelo State ( OT ) 90 84 New Hampshire 54 2001-02 (7-19) 78 Texas-San Antonio 90 LSC TOURNAMENT *72 Angelo State 75 60 Western NM 62 92 Panhandle State 80 103 Central Oklahoma 96 *98 E. New Mexico 77 73 NM Highlands 53 59 St. Edward’s 79 83 Angelo State 79 *60 West Texas A&M 75 119 National Christian 71 53 † Panhandle State 71 79 West Texas A&M 85 *87 A&M-Kingsville 80 *78 West Texas A&M 69 58 St. Edward’s 75 2,464 2,446 *92 A&M-Commerce 73 87 Texas College 71 *81 Eastern NM 79 *70 Tarleton State 83 91 Missouri Western 78 89 Central Oklahoma 91 1994-95 (7-19) *75 Midwestern State 88 52 Northeastern St. 82 98 Schreiner 55 *86 Angelo State 58 118 Huston-Tillotson 105 *74 Midwestern State 79 69 Southern Indiana 103 80 Cameron 77 98 Panhandle State 74 76 Ky. Wesleyan 109 *94 Central Oklahoma 119 *95 Midwestern State 85 86 Schreiner 71 *81 Tarleton State 71 68 SE Oklahoma State 65 92 Texas-Arlington 93 *69 Tarleton State 62 55 East Central 76 *94 A&M-Commerce 101 *82 West Texas A&M 87 62 Concordia Lutheran 64 *73 A&M-Kingsville 94 73 Cameron 71 87 Ark-Little Rock 117 *108 E. New Mexico 71 77 SW oklahoma State 82 *86 Angelo State 71 *77 A&M-Comm. (2 OT ) 84 98 Howard Payne 63 *75 Central Oklahoma 94 58 Midwestern State 75 81 Arkansas State 102 *98 A&M-Kingsville 101 *76 A&M-Commerce 74 *76 Midwestern State 81 NCAA TOURNAMENT 68 Southwest Baptist 90 *70 A&M-Commerce 79 *41 A&M-Kingsville 59 74 Lubbock Christian 72 102 W.T. A&M (3 OT ) 96 *61 Eastern NM 82 *62 Tarleton State 76 79 Pittsburg State 59 81 CSU-San Bernardino 87 *67 A&M-Kingsville 64 *58 West Texas A&M 80 69 Cameron 85 69 Truman State 76 *114 Angelo State 105 *90 Angelo State 79 2,472 2199 *96 Central Oklahoma 117 *71 Eastern NM 70 *59 Tarleton State 61 82 Tarleton State 95 *65 West Texas A&M 61 *56 Angelo State 85 *68 East Texas State 74 LSC TOURNAMENT *50 Tarleton State 97 *76 A&M-Kingsville 91 82 West Texas A&M 86 Mike Martin *59 A&M-Kingsville 103 *68 Angelo State 79 *75 A&M-Commerce 85 2,186 2,067 1999-2002 (3 seasons) *79 Eastern NM 69 *70 West Texas A&M 82 *72 West Texas A&M 74 1997-98 (22-6) 25 wins, 53 losses *70 Eastern NM 71 *82 West Texas A&M 99 1,755 2,113 88 Incarnate Word 67 *78 Eastern NM 70 106 Concordia 64 *96 Central Oklahoma 119 101 Harding 100 75 Tarleton State 88 1999-00 (12-14) 105 Ouachita Baptist 67 *95 A&M-Kingsville ( OT ) 98 Klint Pleasant 106 Houston Baptist 89 87 Langston 67 *83 East Texas State 97 2002-2005 (3 seasons) 93 Panhandle State 85 82 Texas Lutheran 81 *80 Angelo State 96 99 Central Oklahoma 74 77 Harding 75 33 wins, 48 losses 2,126 2,292 80 Northeastern State 63 89 Ouachita Baptist 70 1995-96 (13-14) 123 East Texas Baptist 57 103 Central Okla. 108 98 Southern Arkansas 71 50 Northeastern St. 61 102 Adams State 70 111 CSU-Hayward 111 100 Sul Ross State 69 2002-03 (13-14) 90 Cameron 81 102 Western NM 97 64 Southern Indiana 89 81 Howard Payne 75 116 Schreiner 68 *95 Angelo State 72 53 W. Washington 91 120 St. Edward’s 78 78 Arkansas State 82 *73 A&M-Kingsville 89 78 National Christian 75 58 Okla. Panhandle State 81 64 South Alabama 74 *90 A&M-Commerce 93 88 Indianapolis ( OT ) 84 69 Central Oklahoma 79 113 Huston-Tillotson 88 *90 Eastern NM 71 89 Howard Payne 80 49 Northeastern State 88 128 National Christian 47 *93 West Texas A&M 94 *80 Eastern NM 53 93 Dallas Christian 72 *69 West Texas A&M 92 *89 Tarleton State 82 *68 West Texas A&M 71 81 Ark.-Monticello 79 *83 Eastern NM 111 *108 Midwestern State 99 *62 Tarleton State 66 85 St. Edward’s 80 124 Ouachita Baptist 94 *102 Angelo State 98 *87 A&M-Kingsville 76 93 Sul Ross State (ot) 87 78 Lubbock Christian 66 *69 Tarleton State 80 *57 Midwestern State 82 75 SE Oklahoma State 63 83 Midwestern State 86 *97 Midwestern State 93 *99 A&M-Comm. (OT ) 93 63 East Central 55 *97 Central Oklahoma 102 *87 A&M-Kingsville 92 *64 Angelo State 69 90 Cameron 80 *66 Tarleton State 73 *74 A&M-Commerce 69 *56 West Texas A&M 103 71 SW Oklahoma State 78 *63 East Texas State 79 *74 Eastern NM 64 *83 Eastern NM 77 *76 Angelo State 85 *65 A&M-Kingsville 67 *91 West Texas A&M 87 *50 A&M-Kingsville 51 58 Tarleton State 81 *81 Angelo State 69 LSC TOURNAMENT *62 Angelo State 87 *82 Eastern New Mexico 97 *92 Central Oklahoma 106 71 Tarleton State 68 *66 A&M-Commerce 69 *63 West Texas A&M 79 106 Midwestern St ( OT ) 111 129 Central Oklahoma 134 *64 Midwestern State 87 *73 Angelo State 70 *72 East Texas State 65 2,644 2,309 *55 Tarleton State 63 *82 Midwestern State 71 *81 Tarleton State 78 1,913 1,997 *68 Texas A&M-Commerce 74 *88 A&M-Kingsville 95 *68 Texas A&M-Kingsville 77 74 Cameron 77 2000-01 (6-20) *76 Texas A&M-Kingsville 74 *78 Angelo State 70 65 Mo. Western 92 *78 Texas A&M-Commerce 72 *80 Eastern NM 68 41 NW Missouri 75 *64 West Texas A&M 79 *74 West Texas A&M 69 76 Grand View 74 *74 Eastern New Mexico 87 LSC TOURNAMENT 54 Neb.-Omaha 74 78 Okla. Panhandle State 86 73 West Texas A&M 79 54 Midwestern St. 69 *51 Midwestern State 68 2,318 2,167 75 Midwestern St. 65 2,019 2,095 64 Southern Indiana 91 73 Indianapolis 83 2003-04 (12-15) 75 Dillard 57 96 Texas-Permian Basin 75 69 St. Edward’s 78 92 Paul Quinn 85 61 SE Oklahoma 68 75 Southwestern A.O.G. 54 58 East Central 49 102 St. Edward’s 90 64 Cameron 68 64 SE Oklahoma State 66 71 SW Oklahoma 72 69 East Central 73 *66 E. New Mexico 67 115 Dallas Christian 62 acusports.com 2012-13 ACU WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL 25 84 St. Edward’s 71 2006-07 (10-16) 2009-10 (8-19) 79 Rhema 41 71 Hillsdale Freewill Bapt. 46 116 Baptist Bible College 74 Joe Golding 70 Texas State 77 116 Concordia-Austin 114 84 Dallas Christian 59 2011-Present 79 Cameron 75 87 Howard Payne 81 104 Hillsdale 49 (1 season) 62 SW Oklahoma 70 60 St. Edward’s 65 82 Dallas Baptist 85 12 wins, 16 losses 66 Tarleton State 79 88 Texas A&M-Commerce 84 57 Cameron 58 76 Central Oklahoma 73 76 Dallas Baptist 61 88 SW Oklahoma State 87 54 Northeastern State 67 65 Northeastern State 66 67 Texas A&M-Commerce 79 2011-12 (12-16) *85 Angelo State 71 66 Central Oklahoma 92 50 Texas-Permian Basin 60 70 Truman State 68 *78 Midwestern State 81 95 Rhema College 50 69 Central Oklahoma 93 89 East Central 72 *61 Eastern New Mexico 87 70 St. Mary’s 68 69 Northeastern State 73 65 Texas-Permian Basin 60 *61 West Texas A&M 76 72 St. Edward’s 61 74 Dallas Baptist 80 69 Texas A&M-International 71 *68 Texas A&M-Commerce 65 62 East Central 57 97 York College 73 80 Texas-Permian Basin 69 *64 Texas A&M-Kingsville 66 66 SE Oklahoma State 77 66 Texas-Permain Basin 58 72 Dallas Baptist 80 *73 Texas A&M-Commerce 91 84 SW Oklahoma State 91 72 SE Oklahoma State 80 86 Southwest Adventist 47 *58 Texas A&M-Kingsville 83 *82 Eastern New Mexico 86 86 East Central 79 *58 Cameron 64 *82 Midwestern State 81 *69 West Texas A&M 78 *65 Eastern New Mexico 78 *58 West Texas A&M 61 *77 Angelo State 83 *92 Angelo State 6 *68 West Texas A&M 79 *59 Eastern New Mexico 68 *66 West Texas A&M 67 *74 Texas A&M-Kingsville 85 *58 Angelo State 82 *62 Midwestern State 74 *72 Eastern New Mexico 85 *75 Midwestern State 93 *63 Tarleton 83 85 Dallas Baptist 82 2,041 2,005 *67 Tarleton State 87 *77 Midwestern State 78 *65 Incarnate Word 70 *67 Midwestern State 93 *79 Texas A&M-Kingsville 72 *59 Texas A&M-Kingsville 72 2004-05 (8-19) *80 Tarleton State (ot) 81 *65 Texas A&M-Kingsville 76 *92 Texas A&M-Commerce 79 (ot) 78 Rhema 61 *76 Eastern New Mexico 89 *70 Angelo State 85 *53 Tarleton State 62 75 Cameron 88 *68 West Texas A&M 80 *60 Tarleton State 70 *79 Angelo State 64 86 Wiley 80 *62 Angelo State 67 *83 Midwestern State 96 *59 Angelo State 65 68 St. Edward’s 67 *87 Texas A&M-Kingsville 92 *81 Eastern New Mexico 74 88 Paul Quinn College 70 76 Tarleton State 68 1,977 2,020 *63 West Texas A&M 77 96 Arlington Baptist 57 79 SW Assemblies of God 57 2,003 2,037 110 Dallas Christian 79 *78 Midwestern State 79 2007-08 (20-9) *65 Cameron 77 89 Central Oklahoma 105 92 Hillsdale Freewill Bapt. 55 2010-11 (9-17) *49 West Texas A&M 57 69 Northeastern State 80 84 Houston Baptist 72 80 UT-Permian Basin 79 *79 Eastern New Mexico 68 88 St. Edward’s 74 101 Texas-Permian Basin 79 86 Dallas Baptist 90 *73 Incarnate Word 79 91 Grace 66 77 Northeastern State 56 72 Dallas Christian 68 *80 Texas A&M-Kingsville 70 66 SE Oklahoma State 67 88 Central Oklahoma 89 81 UT-Permian Basin 95 *72 Texas A&M-Commerce 75 82 East Central 84 70 East Central 86 88 Texas A&M-Commerce 86 *62 Tarleton State 74 93 Cameron 105 70 SE Oklahoma State 59 63 Northeastern State 35 2,002 1,934 81 SW Oklahoma State 86 101 Dallas Baptist 81 53 Central Oklahoma 81 *85 Angelo State 89 89 Rhema Bible College 41 69 East Central 62 * Conference game *78 A&M-Kingsville 92 109 Dallas Baptist 86 73 SE Oklahoma State 65 *101 Angelo State 94 87 SW Oklahoma State 66 85 Dallas Baptist 71 *55 A&M-Commerce 99 107 Cameron 98 74 SW Oklahoma State 102 *71 Midwestern State 71 94 Rhema Bible College 55 67 Cameron 55 *72 Eastern New Mexico 89 102 Texas A&M-Commerce 90 *45 Tarleton State 64 *83 West Texas A&M 97 *77 Angelo State 73 *62 Midwestern State 84 *77 Eastern New Mexico 85 *73 Eastern New Mexico 63 *54 West Texas A&M 71 *68 West Texas A&M 78 *69 Midwestern State 76 *55 Texas A&M-Kingsville 66 *59 A&M-Kingsville 88 *85 Tarleton State 86 *52 Incarnate Word 56 *84 A&M-Commerce 85 *75 Texas A&M-Kingsville 91 *82 Eastern New Mexico 98 *71 Midwestern State 94 *82 West Texas A&M 90 *74 Angelo State 71 2,127 2,269 *84 Eastern New Mexico 60 *74 Angelo State 90 *96 Angelo State 85 *65 West Texas A&M 77 *63 Tarleton State 66 *65 Texas A&M-Kingsville 71 Jason Copeland *90 Midwestern State 86 *64 Incarnate Word 77 2005-2011 *77 West Texas A&M 82 *77 Eastern New Mexico 79 (6 seasons) *95 Texas A&M-Kingsville 83 *61 Tarleton State 82 65 wins, 96 losses LSC TOURNAMENT *73 Midwestern State 82 108 SW Oklahoma State 98 1,794 1,957 65 Texas A&M-Commerce 70 2005-06 (8-19) 2,522 2,224 * Conference game 92 Huston-Tillotson 69 65 Northeastern State 67 2008-09 (10-16) 64 Ouachita Baptist 81 99 Hillsdale Freewill Bapt. 58 64 St. Edward’s 66 99 Dallas Baptist 108 62 Texas A&M-Commerce 78 90 Huston-Tillotson 92 63 Central Oklahoma 73 89 Texas-Permian Basin 85 57 Northeastern State 60 65 Dallas Baptist 77 88 Grace 32 86 SE Oklahoma State 69 98 Grace 37 102 East Central 70 *90 Angelo State 85 88 Texas-Permian Basin 83 50 St. Mary’s 63 77 SW Oklahoma State 82 78 St. Edward’s (OT) 81 99 Howard Payne 61 52 East Central 70 73 Texas A&M-Commerce 87 57 SE Oklahoma State 88 58 Central Oklahoma 76 *76 Angelo State 70 (ot) 50 Northeastern State 72 97 SW Oklahoma State 83 *68 Eastern New Mexico 58 80 Cameron 77 *63 West Texas A&M 77 *55 West Texas A&M 65 *73 Texas A&M-Kingsville 78 *82 Eastern New Mexico 73 *67 Angelo State 77 *67 Texas A&M-Kingsville 79 *73 Tarleton State 70 Joe Golding, seen here with *61 Tarleton State 67 *73 Midwestern State 84 assistant coaches Jaret von *65 Midwestern State 85 68 Cameron 71 *59 Tarleton State 91 *75 Texas A&M-Kingsville 76 Rosenberg and Brian Burton, led *72 Midwestern State 84 *77 Angelo State 82 the Wildcats to a 10-6 record at *73 West Texas A&M 87 *64 Tarleton State 80 Moody Coliseum in 2011-12 and *64 Eastern New Mexico 70 *66 Midwestern State 88 8-2 mark vs. non-conference *78 Texas A&M-Kingsville 86 *71 Eastern New Mexico 65 opponents. 1,899 1,966 *62 West Texas A&M 61 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