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Centenary Game Notes TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS Game 24 2006-2007 Schedule & Results Texas Tech Red Raiders (15 - 8, 4 - 4) DATE OPPONENT TV TIME/RESULTS November vs. 11 Sam Houston State TTTN W 79 - 64 13 ^ Gardner-Webb ESPNU W 86 - 74 Nebraska Cornhuskers (13 - 8, 2 - 5) 14 ^ UALR ESPN2 W 93 - 59 Date: Tuesday, February 6, 2007 17 North Dakota State TTTN W 85 - 81 20 ^ CBE Classic-Marquette ESPNU L 72 - 87 Time: 7:00 p.m. (Central Time) 21 ^ CBE Classic-Air Force ESPNU L 53 - 67 Location: Lubbock, Texas 25 at UTEP TTTN W 94 - 77 29 at TCU the mtn. W 70 - 60 Arena: United Spirit Arena (15,098) December 3 # vs. Stanford CSTV L 59 - 70 Television: Texas Tech Television Network 6 at Louisiana Tech TTTN W 66 - 59 Dave Shore - play-by-play 9 Centenary TTTN W 98 - 64 16 + vs. Arkansas ESPN W 71 - 56 John Harris - color analyst 23 Bucknell ESPN2 W 72 - 60 In Lubbock: KAMC-TV (Channel 28) 28 UNLV ESPN2 L 66 - 74 Satellite Coordinates: AMC 2 Transponder K8 January 1 New Mexico ESPN2 W 70 - 68 6 Oklahoma ESPN+ W 68 - 54 Radio: Texas Tech Sports Network 8 at Kansas State ESPN W 62 - 52 Steve Dale - play-by-play 13 at Baylor ESPN+ L 73 - 70 20 Kansas ESPN W 69 - 64 Ted Chidester - analyst 24 Texas A&M TTTN W 70 - 68 27 at Missouri ESPN+ L 71 - 58 Game Coverage - KKAM (1340-AM) and KQBR (99.5-FM) 31 Texas ESPN2 L 76 - 64 February Coaches: Nebraska: Kenneth “Doc” Sadler 3 at Oklahoma ESPN+ L 75 - 61 2005-2006 Record: 19 - 14, 7 - 9 (6th) 6 Nebraska TTTN 7:00 PM 10 at Oklahoma State ESPN 3:00 PM Career: 61 - 26 (3rd Season) 13 at Texas A&M ESPN2 6:00 PM 17 Colorado TTTN 6:30 PM 20 at Texas ESPN+ 8:00 PM Texas Tech: Bob Knight (Ohio State, 1962) 24 Oklahoma State CBS 11:00 AM 2005-2006 Record: 15 - 17, 6 - 10 (T - 7th) 28 Baylor TTTN 7:00 PM Career: 884 - 358 (41st Season) March 3 at Iowa State ESPN+ 7:00 PM Possible Starters 8-11 $ Big 12 Championship TBA TBA TEXAS TECH P # Name Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG APG ^ Played at Municipal Auditorium (Kansas City, MO) # Played at the HP Pavilion (San Jose, CA) G 22 Jarrius Jackson 6-2 185 Sr 20.5 3.5 1.7 * Played at the Alltel Arena (Little Rock, AR) G 42 Charlie Burgess 6-1 190 Jr 9.3 4.2 2.2 $ Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Ford Center, Oklahoma City, OK) F 13 Decensae White 6-6 200 Fr 3.7 2.4 0.6 Home games noted in bold F 3 Martin Zeno 6-5 208 Jr 16.4 5.2 3.3 All game times are listed as “Central Time” and are subject change. F 32 Jon Plefka 6-8 245 Sr 5.7 2.6 0.6 Next Game Game: 25 NEBRASKA Opponent: at Oklahoma State P # Name Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG APG 3:00 PM (CT) G 1 Sek Henry 6-3 180 Fr 7.5 2.1 2.2 Saturday, February 10, 2007 G 3 Charles Richardson 5-9 165 Sr 7.8 3.0 5.6 Gallagher-Iba Arena G 4 Marcus Perry 6-2 185 Sr 9.1 2.0 1.4 Stillwater, Oklahoma G 44 Ryan Anderson 6-4 195 Fr 11.1 4.3 1.6 C 21 Aleks Maric 6-11 270 Jr 17.0 7.9 0.9 ESPN 2 TEXAS TECH QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Location ____________________Lubbock, Texas 2005-2006 Record _________________________ 15 - 17 Founded ____________________________ 1923 Home ____________________________________ 12 - 4 Enrollment__________________________ 28,150 Road ____________________________________ 2 - 9 Nickname______________________ Red Raiders Neutral ___________________________________ 1 - 4 Colors ______________________Scarlet & Black Arena____________________ United Spirit Arena 2005-2006 Big 12 Record ____________________ 6 - 10 Capacity ___________________________15,098 Home _____________________________________ 5 - 3 Affiliation ___________________ NCAA Division 1 Road _____________________________________ 1 - 7 Conference _________________________ Big 12 Chancellor ______________________ Kent Hance 2005-2006 Big 12 Conference _________________ T-7th President __________________ Dr. Jon Whitmore 2004-2005 Big 12 Championship________________ 1 - 1 Athletic Director ________________ Gerald Myers Starters Returning/Lost _______________________ 4 - 1 Ticket Office___________________806/742-TECH Letterwinners Returning/Lost __________________ 8 - 3 or 888/GO-BIG-12 HISTORY MEDIA INFORMATION Seasons of Basketball___________ Entering 82nd Television Network _______ Texas Tech Television Network 1st Season of Basketball _____________1925-26 Television Contact ________________________ Tim Knight All-Time Record __________________ 1209 - 911 Address __________________________ 1701 Indiana Ave. NCAA Tournament Appearances____________13 Phone ______________________________ 806-742-7410 Last Appearance ________________ 2004-2005 First Round Texas Tech 78-66 UCLA Video Footage Contact ________________ David Hougland Second Round: Texas Tech 71-69 Gonzaga Address ________________________ 6th & Red Raider Dr. Regional: Texas Tech 60-65 WVA Phone _______________________________ 806-742-3355 NIT Appearances ________________________ 5 Last Appearance _________________2002-2003 Record: 4-1 MEDIA RELATIONS Radio Network _____________ Texas Tech Sports Network Radio Contact _______________________ Kirstie Sherman Basketball SID ___________________Randy Farley Address ________________________ 6th & Red Raider Dr. SID Office Phone ________________ 806/742-7600 Phone ______________________________ 806-742-1195 SID Fax Number ________________ 806/742-7414 SID E-Mail ________________ [email protected] Play-by-Play Announcer __________________ Steve Dale Media Relations Director ____________ Chris Cook Address _________________________6th & Red Raider Dr. Associate Director Media Relations __ Randy Farley Phone ______________________________ 806-742-1195 Associate Director Media Relations _Tammi Hoffman Associate Director Media Relations ___ Blayne Beal Media Relations Assistant ___________ Tracy Lorg SID Mailing Address _____________ P.O. Box 42220 Lubbock, TX 79409-2220 Overnight Address ____________1701 Indiana Ave. Lubbock, TX 79409 MEDIA SERVICES COACHING STAFF Head Coach _______________________Bob Knight Alma Mater (Yr) _____________ Ohio State (1962) Athletic Department Media Relations Office ____806-742-2770 Record at Texas Tech (in 6th season)_120-69 (.635) Athletic Department Media Relations Fax _____ 806-742-1970 Career Record (%) ______________ 884-358 (.712) United Spirit Arena Press Row ______________806-742-6688 Best Time to Contact Coach Knight_____ Contact SID Men’s Basketball Office ___________________ 806-742-7600 Associate Head Coach _______________ Pat Knight Media Relations - Men’s Basketball ___________806-742-7600 Alma Mater (Yr)__________________ Indiana (1995) Media Relations-Men’s Basketball -- Fax ______ 806-742-7414 Assistant Coach ___________________Chris Beard Ticket Office ____________________________806-742-TECH Alma Mater (Yr) __________________ Texas (1995) Texas Tech website ________________www.texastech.com Assistant Coach ________________Stew Robinson Alma Mater (Yr) _________________Indiana (1993) Mailing Address for Men’s Basketball - Media Relations Basketball Operations ________________Les Fertig Texas Tech University Alma Mater (Yr) _______________ Oklahoma (1970) United Spirit Arena Video Operations _______________Bubba Jennings Men’s Basketball Office Alma Mater (Yr) ______________Texas Tech (1985) 1701 Indiana Avenue Senior Administrative Assistant ____Mary Ann Davis Lubbock, Texas 79409 Administrative Assistant ___________ Leslie Hartline Athletic Trainer _____________________Jon Murray Texas Tech Basketball Coach Knight’s Career Record The Bob Knight File at Army Overall Conf Post Year W L Pct W L Pct Season 1965-66 18 8 .692 NIT–4th In college basketball, the name Coach Bob Knight is synonymous with greatness 1966-67 13 8 .619 and winning. Just take a glance at the Knight file. The numbers and achievements 1967-68 20 5 .800 NIT to prove what he has done for the game of basketball are there for everyone to 1968-69 18 10 .643 NIT–4th see. 1969-70 22 6 .786 NIT–3rd 1970-71 11 13 .458 Coach Knight’s first Red Raider team was tabbed as the “turn around team of the year” by STATS Inc. with a 23-9 record and an NCAA berth in his inaugural season Total 102 50 .671 at the helm of the Texas Tech program that completed the previous season at 9-19. Basketball Times named Bob Knight “Coach of the Year” as did the National at Indiana Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) for District Nine. Coach Knight also Overall Conf Big Post garnered the Coach Clair Bee Award. Year W L Pct W L Pct 10 Season 1971-72 17 8 .630 9 5 .643 3rd NIT In Coach Knight’s second season, his Red Raiders stepped onto the court on Nov. 1972-73 22 6 .786 11 3 .786 1st NCAA 3rd 7, 2002, for the first of two exhibition games, and by the time they walked off the 1973-74 23 5 .822 12 2 .857 1st CCA 1st court at Madison Square Garden on April 3, 2003, they were one of only three of 1974-75 31 1 .969 18 0 1.00 1st NCAA the 327 Division 1 teams in the nation to have completed post-season play on a 1975-76 32 0 1.00 18 0 1.00 1st NCAA 1st winning note.The Raider’s 71-61 win over Minnesota in the NIT consolation game 1976-77 16 11 .593 11 7* .611 4th marked his eighth NIT appearance and the 34th time in 37 years of coaching his 1977-78 21 8 .724 12 6 .722 2nd NCAA teams have played in post-season tournaments. 1978-79 22 12 .647 10 8 .556 5th NIT 1st 1979-80 21 8 .724 13 5 .722 1st NCAA The 2003-2004 season found the Red Raiders with a 23-11 record by season’s 1980-81 26 9 .743 14 4 .788 1st NCAA 1st end...their third season of winning at least 20 games. The Raiders had a 12-game 1981-82 19 10 .655 12 6 .677 2nd NCAA winning streak during the season, defeated Colorado in the Big 12 Championship 1982-83 24 6 .800 13 5 .722 1st NCAA before falling to OSU in the semi-finals.
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