2007-08 Schedule - LeTourneau University

N16
at Colorado College
N17
at Colorado College Tourney
N24 Mary Hardin-Baylor
D1
at Hardin-Simmons*
D3
at McMurry*
D8
at East Texas Baptist*
D15 Sul Ross State*
D17 Howard Payne*
D31
at Austin College
J3
at Mary Hardin-Baylor*
J5
at Concordia Texas*
J10
Texas Lutheran*
J12
Schreiner*
J15
Austin College
J17
at Ozarks*
J24 UT Dallas*
J26
at UT Tyler*
J31
Louisiana College*
F2
Mississippi College*
F7
at Louisiana College*
F9
at Mississippi College*
F14 UT Tyler*
F16
at UT Dallas*
F19 East Texas Baptist*
F21
Ozarks*
* indicates American Southwest Conference game
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7:30
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
Location.................................................................................. Longview, Texas
Founded....................................................................................................1946
Enrollment................................................................................................3,925
Colors............................................................................................ Blue & Gold
Field........................................................................................... Solheim Arena
Conference.......................................................................American Southwest
University President...............................................................Dr. Dale Lunsford
Director of Athletics............................................................. Dr. Duane Trogdon
Assistant Athletic Director....................................................... Mary Ann Otwell
Sports Information Director..........................................................Shane Meling
Secretary.....................................................................................Vickie Rogers
Athletic Dept. Phone................................................................... 903-233-3760
Athletic Website............................................................. www.letu.edu/athletics
Basketball Office Phone............................................................. 903-233-3723
Best Time to Reach Coach Davis.......................................................Mornings
CREDITS:
This brochure was compiled and edited by Shane Meling. Graphic design by
Shane Meling. Photos by Shane Meling. This brochure was printed by Ahle
Printing in Longview, Tex. (www.ahleprinting.com)
2007-08 Schedule
##. Name
YR Pos Ht Hometown/High School
2
Chase Pullen
Fr G 5-10 White Oak, TX/White Oak
3
Matt McLaughlin
So G 6-3 Sunnyvale, TX/North Mesquite
4
J.J. Rockmore
So G 5-10 Longview, TX/Longview
5
Jayme Bradley
Sr G 5-10 Tatum, TX/Tatum
11 Zac Majors
So G 6-2 Willis, TX/Willis
13 Jesse Hayes
So PG 5-7 Friendswood, TX/Hightower
20 Josh Brewer
Fr G 6-1 Longview, TX/Spring Hill
22 Eric Clark
Fr G 5-6 Shreveport, LA/Grawood
23 Dewones Smith
Jr G 6-4 Union Church, MS/Jefferson Co.
24 Josh Davis
Jr F
6-5 Longview, TX/Brookville (VA)
32 Will Smith
So G 6-4 Houston, TX/Cypress Christian
33 Ricky Harris
So G 6-4 San Antonio, TX/Judson
34 Dusty Evers
Jr C 6-8 White Oak, TX/White Oak
35 Brian Ostarticki
So F
6-5 Austin, TX/Linden (NJ)
40 Brent Whitmire
So F
6-3 Sugar Land, TX/Dulles
44 Marcel Louimeus So F
6-4 Miami Beach, FL/N. Miami Beach
Head Coach: Bob Davis (Midland College)
Assistant Coaches: Michael Lewis (Metropolitan State),
Casey Coleman (Emmanuel College)
2007-08 Roster
Head Coach Bob Davis
In just two years, Bob Davis has done a remarkable job of
taking a perennial doormat program in the American Southwest
Conference and turning it into conference championship
contender. For his efforts he was named the ASC East Co-Head
Coach of the Year in 2006-07.
Davis’ second season was the program’s best in the last 20
years and only the third winning season in that time. The Jackets finished in
second place in the ASC East and made their first ASC Playoff appearance. On
Feb. 1, 2007, Davis and his team upset #4 Mississippi College, the highest rated
team ever beaten by LeTourneau, 64-62. He picked up his 400th career college
coaching victory on Feb. 8, 2007 against UT-Tyler.
In two years, Davis has coached a Freshman of the Year, Newcomer of the
Year, six All-ASC East players, three all-Freshman Team players and one allDefensive Team member.
Davis came to LeTourneau from Liberty University and the NCAA Division I
level where he was the associate coach for three seasons. His three seasons at
Liberty were some of the best in school history. During the 2002-03 campaign,
Liberty experienced the third best turnaround in the nation. In 2003-04, the team
won the Big South Conference Championship and made the NCAA Tournament
as a #16 seed.
Prior to coaching at Liberty, Davis was a 15-year head coach at Eastern
Wyoming College, a junior college located in Torrington, WY. He is the
winningest coach in the school’s history and averaged 21 wins per season. His
teams were the Wyoming Conference Champions nine times and were Region
IX Champions twice. Eight different times Davis has been named the Region IX
or WCCAC Coach of the Year. He was also the national Fellowship of Christian
Athletes camp basketball director at Wyoming for seven years.
Davis began his coaching career at the high school level in 1974 and quickly
moved up the ladder. He coached the Chinese Junior Olympic Team for eight
weeks at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center in 1979-80. He served
as an assistant coach at Colorado State University and was a head coach for six
years at Chadron State College.
Assistant Coach Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis is gaining a reputation as a top assistant coach
and recruiter in the American Southwest Conference. He is
entering his third season as Bob Davis’ top assistant. Their relationship dates back to Lewis’ playing days at Eastern Wyoming
College where Davis coached Lewis.
Lewis is a strong recruiter who has brought in three
ASC East Division all-Freshman Team members, one ASC East Freshman of
the Year and an ASC East Newcomer of the Year in his first two seasons.
An all-state point guard at Aurora Central High School in Colorado, Lewis
played a year at both Florida International University and Metro State after
playing at EWC. He served as team captain at EWC and led the team to its first
Region IX tournament championship.
After his playing days, he coached at Aurora Central for five years and has
worked numerous Denver Nuggets basketball camps run by NBA head coaches
Bernie Bickerstaff and Mike Brown.
In addition to recruiting, Lewis’ main responsibility is guard play. His focus is
on defense and instilling floor leadership skills to the guards.
Coaching Staff
Chase Pullen
Guard
Fr.
2
White Oak, TX
High School: A teammate of Dusty Evers at White Oak HS...
Named all-district defensive MVP and all-East Texas defensive
MVP... Earned second team all-region honors... Led team to a
bi-district championship... Received all-district honors in football
and baseball. Major: Business Management.
Matt McLaughlin
Guard
So.
3
Sunnyvale, TX
2006-07: Played in 11 games and earned playing time late in
the season... Scored six points and had four rebounds at Jarvis
Christian (Feb. 14). High School: Earned third team all-district
honors as a senior averaging 10.2 points and 6.3 rebounds
per game... A regional qualifier in cross country and the North
Mesquite Scholar Athlete of the Year... A member of the National
Honor Society. Major: Kinesiology.
Year gp
2007 11
fg-fga
5-15
3fg-fga
1-6
J.J Rockmore
Guard
ft-fta reb ast
0-1 8 1
So.
stl pts ppg
3 11 1.0
4
Longview, TX
2006-07: Named to the ASC East Division Freshman Team...
Named ASC East Division Player of the Week (Dec. 19)...
Scored in double figures eight times with a career high 18 points
in win over Mary Hardin-Baylor (Dec. 18)... His last second tip-in
defeated #4 Mississippi College (Feb. 1)... Led team in assists
per game. High School: Earned all-region and all-district honors
as a Lobo... Averaged 19.2 points, 4.3 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game as a
senior. A two-year starter at the guard spot. Major: Sports Management.
Year gp
2007 23
fg-fga
66-146
3fg-fga
8-36
Jayme Bradley
Guard
ft-fta reb ast stl pts ppg
38-60 84 57 33 178 7.7
Sr.
5
Tatum, TX
2006-07: ASC East Division Newcomer of the Year... Honorable
Mention all-ASC East... Scored a career high 25 points and
drained seven three-pointers in season-opening win over Jarvis
Christian (Nov. 17)... First YellowJacket to make at least 65
three-pointers in a season since 1998-99... Came off the bench
to score in double figures eight times... Finished third in the ASC
and 75th nationally in three-pointers per game (2.7)... Hit a game-tying threepointer with 30 seconds left and scored 12 points in win over #4 Mississippi
College (Feb. 1). High School: Led Tatum to the state championship game
and finished the year earning all-East Texas, all-state and district MVP honors...
Averaged 26.3 points and 5 rebounds per game... Set a school record with 10
three-pointers in a game. Major: Kinesiology.
Year gp
2007 25
fg-fga
94-272
3fg-fga
67-205
ft-fta reb ast stl pts ppg
22-44 84 40 39 277 11.1
Player Profiles
Zac Majors
Point Guard
So.
11
Willis, TX
2006-07: Worked his way into a solid reserve role... Averaged
2.5 points per game in just 7.1 minutes per game... Had 10
points and four assists in win at Ozarks (Feb. 17)... Got to the
free throw line once every 4.2 minutes. High School: Averaged
19.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game as a
senior... Named all-county, all-district and academic all-state... A
three-year starter. Major: Finance.
Year gp
2007 17
fg-fga
11-33
3fg-fga
0-6
Jesse Hayes
Guard
ft-fta reb ast
20-29 20 12
stl pts ppg
4 42 2.5
So.
13
Missouri City, TX
2006-07: Started 19 games at point guard as a freshman... Hit
four second half three-pointers and scored 14 points in win at
Texas Lutheran (Jan. 4)... Scored a season high 18 points in
win at Louisiana College (Jan. 27)... Had seven assists and
no turnovers in win against ETBU (Jan. 9)... Led team in free
throw percentage (.792). High School: Earned all-district and
academic all-district honors. Major: Kinesiology.
Year gp
2007 25
fg-fga
43-130
3fg-fga
21-70
Josh Brewer
Guard
ft-fta reb ast stl pts ppg
19-24 56 59 39 126 5.0
Fr.
20
Longview, TX
High School: Was the District 16-3A MVP his senior year...
Named first team all-East Texas and TABC all-region... Earned
the Hughes Springs Tournament MVP award. Major: Undecided.
Eric Clark
Guard
Fr.
22
Shreveport, LA
Attended Grambling State last year, but did not play. High
School: Earned first team all-district honors as a senior...
Valedictorian of his class at Grawood... A two-time all-district
football player... A member of the National Honor Society.
Major: Kinesiology.
Josh Davis
Jr.
24
Forward
Longview, TX
A transfer from Eastern Wyoming College where he was a
two-year starter. High School: Earned all-district honors at
Brookville HS in Virginia his senior year... A member of the
National Honor Society. Major: Kinesiology.
Player Profiles
Dewones Smith
Guard
Jr.
23
Union Church, MS
2006-07: Named ASC East Player of the Week, Jan. 8 and
Feb. 19... Earned First Team All-ASC East Division honors...
Improved his stats across the board from freshman year... Hit a
game-winning three-pointer and scored a career high 32 points
against Ozarks (Jan. 13)... Made four or more three-pointers
in seven games... Scored over 20 points in a game six times... Finished 12th
in the ASC in scoring, 7th in three-point percentage and 8th in three-pointers
per game. 2005-06: Named to the ASC East Division all-Freshman Team and
earned Honorable Mention honors... Made last second game-winning shot at
Concordia (Jan. 5)... Finished second on the team in scoring and rebounding...
Scored a career high 28 points versus UT-Tyler (Jan. 28). High School: A fouryear starter in basketball and football...Averaged 26 points, eight rebounds and
eight assists per game... Earned All-State 3A honors and received McDonald’s
All-America recognition. Major: Kinesiology.
Year
2006
2007
Car
gp
24
23
47
fg-fga
101-242
129-277
230-519
3fg-fga
33-105
53-147
86-252
Will Smith
Guard
ft-fta
41-58
52-74
93-132
reb
114
119
233
So.
ast stl pts ppg
40 30 276 11.5
50 36 363 15.8
90 66 639 13.6
32
Houston, TX
2006-07: Served as a defensive stopper and hit 47% of his
shots... Missed seven games due to injury... Flashed tons
of potential in freshman season. High School: A two-time
all-district award winner and part of two state championship
teams... Named his team’s top defensive player... Also ran track.
Major: Business Management.
Year gp
2007 18
fg-fga
14-30
3fg-fga
2-5
Ricky Harris
Forward
ft-fta reb ast
8-11 26 7
stl pts ppg
7 38 2.1
Jr.
33
San Antonio, TX
A transfer from Incarnate Word University. High School: Played
on a district championship team at Judson HS. Major: Business
Administration.
Bo Ostarticki
Forward
So.
35
Austin, TX
2006-07: Was working his way into the rotation until an injury
ended his season in December... Scored four points at Sul Ross
(Nov. 30). High School: Played on the New Jersey Group IV
state championship squad... As a junior, he played on a district
championship team in Texas... Also played baseball at Linden
HS. Major: Business Administration.
Year gp
2007 9
fg-fga
4-22
3fg-fga
1-3
ft-fta reb ast
0-0 8 1
stl pts ppg
1 9 1.0
Player Profiles
Dusty Evers
Center
Jr.
34
White Oak, TX
2006-07: Named the ASC-East Division Co-Player of the Week
(Dec. 11)... Earned Second Team ASC East Division honors...
Led team in scoring, blocked shots and rebounds... Scored
20 points or more eight times... Posted three double-doubles
including a 23-point, 10-rebound performance in a win over
UT-Tyler (Feb. 8)... Scored season high 29 points in a win at
ETBU (Dec. 7)... Finished the year ranked 10 in the ASC in scoring and 8th in
rebounding. 2005-06: Earned Honorable all-ASC East Division and was named
the East Division Freshman of the Year... Named the East Division Player of
the Week for Nov. 28... Scored a career high 34 against Howard Payne (Dec.
8)... Posted two double-doubles... Led team in scoring, rebounding, field goal
percentage (46.9) and blocks (19). High School: An all-state, all-region and
all-East Texas selection... Earned district MVP honors his junior and senior
years... Also a first team all-district football player... Led basketball team to a
district championship... Member of the National Honor Society. Major: Sports
Management.
Year
2006
2007
Car
gp
24
25
49
fg-fga
143-305
160-354
303-659
3fg-fga
ft-fta
11-34
44-65
19-60
57-80
30-94 101-145
Brent Whitmire
Forward
reb
132
159
291
ast stl pts ppg
47 18 341 14.2
29 25 396 15.8
76 43 737 15.0
So.
40
Sugar Land, TX
Served as the team manager as a freshman. High School:
Played basketball and ran track at Dulles. Major: Kinesiology.
Marcel Louimeus
Forward
So.
44
Miami Beach, FL
2006-07: Led team in field goal percentage (.539)... Made 16
starts scoring in double figures five times... Scored 15 points
on 6-of-8 shooting against Jarvis Christian (Nov. 17)... Was
the team’s best offensive rebounder. High School: Named
honorable mention all-Dade County... A four year starter. Major:
Kinesiology.
Year gp
2007 25
fg-fga
48-89
3fg-fga
0-0
John Fite, DDS
ft-fta reb ast
23-43 83 8
stl pts ppg
4 119 4.8
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After finishing in second place in the American Southwest
Conference East Division last year, the LeTourneau University
men’s basketball team was shown some respect by the rest of
the conference when they were picked to finish in second place
in the ASC 2007-08 Preseason Men’s Basketball Poll voted
on by head coaches, sports information directors and media
members.
The YellowJackets enter the season with high expectations
after going 15-10 last year and advancing to the conference
playoffs for the first time since joining the conference in 1998.
The team is looking for its first back-to-back winning seasons
since going 18-11 during the 1970-71 campaign and 19-10 the
following year. “The second place pick is an honor considering
where the program has been in recent years,” said head coach
Bob Davis, the 2006-07 ASC East Co-Head Coach of the Year.
At first glance, it would appear that the Jackets will be a
tough team to handle and might even be able to give two-time
defending ASC champion Mississippi College a run for first
place in the East. The Jackets return their top four scorers
and eight of their top nine players from last season. Juniors
Dewones Smith and Dusty Evers head line a strong group of
returnees that includes ASC East Newcomer of the Year Jayme
Bradley and all-Freshman Team member JJ Rockmore. “The
pick is probably justified,” said Davis, “because of our returnees
and how hard they have worked in the off season.”
Dewones Smith, an ASC East First Team guard selection last
year, averaged 15.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game while
showing off a much improved perimeter game. He drained
American Southwest Conference
2007-08 Preseason Men’s Basketball Poll
ASC-East (1st place votes)
1. Mississippi College (20)
2. LeTourneau (1)
3. Texas-Dallas
4. Texas-Tyler
5. Louisiana College
6. Ozarks
7. East Texas Baptist
Pts.
146
107
95
75
68
59
38
2006-07 Records
27-3, 19-1 ASC
15-10, 13-7 ASC
18-8, 13-7 ASC
6-18, 5-15 ASC
8-17, 8-12 ASC
8-17, 7-13 ASC
7-18, 7-13 ASC
ASC-West
1. Mary Hardin-Baylor (10)
2. McMurry (10)
3. Hardin-Simmons (1)
4. Concordia Texas (3)
5. Howard Payne
6. Sul Ross State
7. Texas Lutheran
8. Schreiner
Pts.
170
163
140
131
84
80
61
35
2006-07 Records
22-6, 17-4 ASC
20-7, 17-4 ASC
16-12, 14-7 ASC
10-16, 9-12 ASC
7-18, 7-14 ASC
8-16, 8-13 ASC
4-20, 4-17 ASC
6-19, 6-15 ASC
Season Preview
53 three-pointers
and led the team in
three-point percentage
(36.1%). After two
strong seasons, Smith
should garner strong
consideration for allRegion and all-America
honors. Smith will
likely eclipse 1,000
career points this year
and has taken over the
leadership role with
Evers.
Dusty Evers earned
Second Team ASC
East honors last year
and led the team in
scoring and rebounding
Dusty Evers
for the second straight
season. He was the
team’s most consistent
player a year ago averaging 15.8 points and 6.4 rebounds per
game while shooting 45% from the field. At 6’8, Evers has a
strong inside-outside game that includes three-point range.
He has put on nearly 35 pounds since the beginning of his
freshman year and should be a strong force on the inside.
The Jackets will have a deep and experienced bench which
means Davis may never have the same starting line-up two
games in a row. Along with Smith, Bradley and Rockmore;
sophomore Jesse Hayes and freshman Chase Pullen will work
into the guard rotation. Sophomores Zac Majors and Matt
McLaughlin will also vie for time in the front court. Sophomore
forwards Marcel Louimeus and Bo Ostarticki are much improved
and will be joined by sophomore Will Smith and junior transfer
Ricky Harris on the front line. The X-factor for the team will be
how quickly Davis’ son, junior college transfer Josh Davis, can
get back in the rotation after off-season surgery.
When asked how well the team will do this year, Bob Davis
said, “Our leadership and composure on the floor will determine
how far we go.”
Season Preview
With only one winning season in the past 20 years, the
2006-07 YellowJacket basketball team was not given much of
a chance to compete for an American Southwest Conference
Playoff spot. In fact, the team was picked a distant sixth in the
ASC Preseason Coaches/Media Poll. Head coach Bob Davis
and his squad were undeterred.
The YellowJackets opened the season
against a top 25 NAIA team, Jarvis
Christian College. The Jackets trailed by
as many as 18 points in the game, but
junior college transfer Jayme Bradley put
the team on his shoulders and hit 7-of-10
three-pointers and led the team with 25
points in a dramatic 84-81 victory that was
a portent of things to come in the season.
The Jackets opened the season 2-0
Jayme Bradley
before ASC West Division power McMurry
University came to town. McMurry took
control of the game from the opening tip and showed the young
LeTourneau squad what a good team looked like in a 73-61
loss. Two days later, the team welcomed Hardin-Simmons
University to town and held on for a 61-60 win as James Peters’
last second shot popped out of the hoop. Dusty Evers’ 23 points
on 10-of-15 shooting led LeTourneau.
The 3-1 start had the team ready for their first road trip of
the season, but it turned out to be a disaster. First, the Jackets
wilted in the second half against an experienced Sul Ross team
and then they were blown out of the gym by Howard Payne,
95-62 in their worst loss of the season.
With a record of 1-3 in the ASC, the team traveled to archrival East Texas Baptist and righted the ship with a 72-62 win.
Evers scored a season high 29 points while Bradley added 17
thanks to five three-pointers. After the ETBU win, the team
returned home and won back-to-back games against ConcordiaAustin and Mary Hardin-Baylor. LETU trailed Concordia by 10
points at halftime, but thanks to 46 points from Evers and Smith,
they prevailed in overtime, 88-79. The Crusaders proved to just
as tough, but the Jackets were able to hold onto a 71-68 win as
freshman JJ Rockmore came of the bench to score 18 points on
7-of-8 shooting.
After a loss at Austin College, the Jackets started the new
year on the road. First, freshman Jesse Hayes sparked the
team to a 69-63 comeback win with 14 second half points.
Then, they cruised to an easy 89-75 win at Schreiner as Smith
was a perfect 5-for-5 from three-point range.
The team kept things rolling with another win over ETBU,
84-73 as they scored a season best 56 points in the first half.
Year in Review
The ASC win streak reached seven games after Smith capped
a 32-point performance with a game-winning three-pointer with
14 seconds left in the game to give the team an 86-84 win over
University of the Ozarks.
The winning streak finally ended with a 70-67 loss at UT-Tyler,
the only loss on the season in games decided by five points or
less. The losses continued to mount on the road with a 54-40
loss at UT-Dallas and then a 72-51 loss at then #5 ranked
Mississippi College.
Sitting at 8-5 in the conference, the
Jackets got back on the winning track with
a solid win at Louisiana College. Then on
February 1, the team registered possibly
the biggest win in school history. Then #4
Mississippi College came to town and the
Jackets came back from five points down
in the final 1:30 and won on a last second
tip-in by Rockmore, 64-62.
JJ Rockmore
After the great win, the team had a let
down against Louisiana College losing
76-67. They bounced back the following week with two great
defensive efforts against UT-Tyler and UT-Dallas limiting each
team to 54 points and getting two important ASC victories.
The final week of the season featured a rare non-conference
game at Jarvis Christian and saw the team lose, 95-81. The
team traveled to Ozarks for the final game of the regular season
needing a win to clinch second place in the East Division and
they came away with an emphatic, 77-53 victory.
In their first ever post season ASC appearance, the Jackets
were ice cold from the field and lost to
Hardin-Simmons, 74-65.
The year proved to be a great
success. Bob Davis was named the
ASC East Division Co-Head Coach of the
Year. Dewones Smith earned First Team
ASC East honors and Dusty Evers earned
Second Team honors. Jayme Bradley was
named the East Division Newcomer of
Dewones Smith the Year and Honorable Mention honors.
Marcus Coleman was named to the alldefensive team and was Honorable Mention. JJ Rockmore was
named to the all-freshman team.
Year in Review
2006-07 Statistics
Overall
(15-10)
(13-8)
(2-2)
Home
(10-2)
(8-2)
(2-0)
Away
(5-7)
(5-5)
(0-2)
Neutral
(0-1)
(0-1)
(0-0)
##Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct OffDef Tot Avg PFFO A TOBlkStl Pts Avg
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34Dusty Evers
25-24 843-33.7 160-354 .452 19-60 .317 57-80 .713 40119 159 6.4 60 2 29 60 13 25 39615.8
23Dewones Smith
23-19 714-31.0 129-277 .466 53-147 .361 52-74 .703 43 76 119 5.2 70 2 50 74 1 36 36315.8
05Jayme Bradley
25-13 647-25.9 94-272 .346 67-205 .327 22-44 .500 22 62 84 3.4 62 2 40 53 1 39 27711.1
04JJ Rockmore
23-8 564-24.5 66-146 .452
8-36 .222 38-60 .633 35 49 84 3.7 46 0 57 54 3 33 178 7.7
24Marcus Coleman
25-22 736-29.4 51-101 .505
7-21 .333 22-41 .537 35 94 129 5.2 81 3 60 55 4 46 131 5.2
13Jesse Hayes
25-19 536-21.4 43-130 .331 21-70 .300 19-24 .792 18 38 56 2.2 53 1 59 46 2 39 126 5.0
44Marcel Louimeus
25-16 425-17.0 48-89 .539
0-0 .000 23-43 .535 37 46 83 3.3 57 0 8 31 3 4 119 4.8
11Zac Majors
17-0 121-7.1 11-33 .333
0-6 .000 20-29 .690 10 10 20 1.2 10 0 12 15 0 4 42 2.5
22Will Smith
18-1 129-7.2 14-30 .467
2-5 .400
8-11 .727 10 16 26 1.4 17 0 7 11 3 7 38 2.1
20Nick Acosta
9-2 104-11.6
6-22 .273
2-8 .250
3-7 .429
3 12 15 1.7 13 0 6 7 0 2 17 1.9
03Matt McLaughlin
11-0
40-3.6
5-15 .333
1-6 .167
0-1 .000
4 4
8 0.7 3 0 1 0 0 3 11 1.0
35Brian Ostarticki
9-1
55-6.1
4-22 .182
1-3 .333
0-0 .000
2 6
8 0.9 12 0 1 6 0 1
9 1.0
33Eric Wait
10-0
26-2.6
2-7 .286
1-3 .333
2-21.000
3 2
5 0.5 1 0 1 5 0 0
7 0.7
02Chris Auther
10-0
41-4.1
1-12 .083
0-8 .000
3-7 .429
2 1
3 0.3 10 0 2 1 0 2
5 0.5
32Justin Saunders
9-0
28-3.1
2-5 .400
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
3 5
8 0.9 5 0 0 2 1 2
4 0.4
40Jerod Haygood
6-0
17-2.8
2-4 .500
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
0 2
2 0.3 4 0 0 1 0 0
4 0.7
40Cody Eberlan
1-0
1-1.0
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0.0
22Ryan Rector
1-0
1-1.0
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
0-0 .000
0 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0
0 0.0
TMTEAM................ 51 52 103 4.1 0 9
Total..........
25638-1519 .420 182-578 .315 269-423 .636 318594 91236.550410 333431 31243172769.1
Opponents......
25614-1377 .446 125-417 .300 392-564 .695 260639 89936.0438 - 294454 74199174569.8
Record:
All Matches
Conference
Non-Conference
Points
2373 - 2009 - 1899 - 1896 - 1648 - 1611 - 1338 - 1278 - 1261 - 1239 - 1222 - 1202 - 1169 - 1164 - 1157 - 1140 - Terry Zeitlow
Bonnie White
Jim Kohring
Wayne Diamond
Aaron Knaub
Richard Verrett
Jerry Loyd
Tom Waller
Jacob Pheyffer
Chris Hollins
Tim Dygert
Mid Johnson
Julius McClaskey
Paul Morgan
Steve Cyrus
Anthony Craig
Field Goals Made
970 - 778 - 707 - 573 - 495 - 443 -
439 - 410 - 386 - 384 - Terry Zeitlow
Wayne Diamond
Jim Kohring
Aaron Knaub
Paul Morgan
Mid Johnson
Steve Cyrus
Julius McClaskey
Anthony Craig
Adam Culver
Field Goal Attempts
2135 - 2000 - 1470 - 1331 - 1297 - 1156 - 1092 -
1046 -
1011 -
966 - 3-Point FGM
199 - 157 -
153 -
152 -
150 -
140 -
126 -
118 -
116 - 102 -
Mid Johnson
Julius McClaskey
Anthony Craig
Kendrick Brooks
Garrett Hilton
Craig Barker
Brian Pace
Tim Dygert
Aaron Knaub
Eddie Berumen
3-Point FGA
534 - 494 -
488 -
473 -
445 -
438 -
358 -
350 -
336 -
306 -
Mid Johnson
Julius McClaskey
Anthony Craig
Craig Barker
Garrett Hilton
Kendrick Brooks
Brian Pace
Tim Dygert
Aaron Knaub
Steve Cyrus
3-FG Percentage (1/
game)
.492 -
.397 -
.387 -
.384 - .376 -
.373 -
.365 -
.363 -
.360 -
.352 -
David Lee
Travis Bankett
Reese Lantrip
Jeff Surratt
Barry Carothers
Mid Johnson
Jeremiah Bastian
Jimmy Stellato
Eddie Berumen
Brian Pace
Bonnie White
Terry Zeitlow
Wayne Diamond
Aaron Knaub
Jim Kohring
Mid Johnson
Julius McClaskey
Free Throws Made
Steve Cyrus
485 -
Jim Kohring
Paul Morgan
416 - Terry Zeitlow
Anthony Craig
414 -
Tim Dygert
386 -
Aaron Knaub
FG Percentage (3/game) 363 -
Bill Allen
.552 -
Randy Aram 340 -
Wayne Diamond
.550 -
Adam Culver 262 -
Jacob Pheyffer
.545 -
Jim Kohring 230 -
Brian Pace
.536 -
Jacob Pheyffer 227 -
Steve McDaniel
.535 -
Jim Lundquist 220 -
Adam Culver
.529 -
Wayne Diamond
.511 - Tom Waller
Free Throw Attempts
.490 -
Paul Morgan
651 -
Jim Kohring
.485 - Steve McDaniel
543 - Bill Allen
.473 -
Reese Lantrip
Career Records
506 -
486 -
466 -
358 -
348 -
338 -
307 -
304 -
Tim Dygert
Terry Zeitlow
Aaron Knaub
Adam Culver
Steve McDaniel
Jacob Pheyffer
Brian Pace
Steve Cyrus
Points
Brian Pace
Anthony Craig
Eddie Berumen
Steve Cyrus
Chris Hollins
3-Point FGM
817 - Terry Zeitlow, 1986
692 -
Bonnie White, 1976
669 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995
649 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1985
647 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1984
623 -
Keith Brown, 1981
592 -
Jim Kohring, 1971
589 - Richard Verrett, 1980
FT Percentage (2/game) 561 - Barry Carothers, 1991
David Lee, 1988
.855 - Terry Zeitlow 544 -
.828 - Aaron Knaub
.818 -
Tim Dygert Field Goals Made
.816 -
Jeff Surratt 324 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1986
.802 -
Jimmy Stellato 265 - Terry Zeitlow, 1985
.776 -
Juan Branch 220 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995
.775 -
Jacob Pheyffer 220 -
Tom Waller, 1986
.749 -
Brian Pace 214 -
Jim Kohring, 1971
.745 -
Jim Kohring 193 -
Jim Kohring, 1970
.735 -
David Lee 191 -
Jim Kohring, 1973
188 -
David Lee, 1988
187 -
Aaron Knaub, 1994
Rebounds
Jacob Pheyffer, 1987
1194 - Bonnie White 177 -
1139 - Jim Kohring
1096 -
Wayne Diamond Field Goal Attempts
839 -
Welman Frank 709 -
Bonnie White, 1976
823 -
Chris Hollins 702 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1986
818 -
Adam Culver 567 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1985
630 -
Tim Dygert 527 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995
561 -
Tom Waller 447 -
Brian Voss, 1989
550 -
Mike Thomann 443 - Wayne Barrett, 1971
507 -
Steve McDaniel 431 -
Mid Johnson, 1989
430 -
Brian Voss, 1990
420 -
David Lee, 1988
Assists
Tom Waller, 1986
434 -
Brian Pace 419 -
413 -
Craig Barker
405 -
Richard Verrett FG Percentage (4/game)
352 -
Mike Givens .652 - Jacob Pheyffer, 1986
310 -
Anthony Craig .641 -
Jim Kohring, 1971
.593 - Dan Lachmiller, 1967
.578 - Jim Lundquist, 1988
Blocks
Randy Aram, 2003
148 -
Tom Waller .577 -
Paul Morgan, 1994
131 -
Randy Aram .562 -
Jim Kohring, 1970
88 -
Brian Voss .556 -
Adam Culver, 1995
67 -
Adam Culver .554 -
Terry Loyd, 1974
63 -
Paul Morgan .550 -
.548 -
Reese Lantrip, 2003
Steals
171 -
150 -
147 -
146 -
125 -
77 - Mid Johnson, 1989
76 -
Mid Johnson, 1988
69 - Kendrick Brooks, 1998
68 -
David Herod, 1997
Career/Season Records
67 - 61 -
57 -
56 -
56 -
55 -
Jayme Bradley, 2006
Anthony Craig, 2002
Jeff Surratt, 1997
Eddie Berumen, 1992
Aaron Knaub, 1995
Two players
3-Point FGA
147 -
Eddie Berumen, 1992
FT Percentage (2/game)
.892 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1986
.881 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1985
.878 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995
.873 -
Tim Dygert, 2003
.849 -
Jeff Surratt, 1997
.846 -
Dan Carr, 1982
.835 - Jimmy Stellato, 1996
.828 -
Mike Eddy, 1994
.825 -Tommy McGuire, 1971
.818 -
Juan Branch, 1996
205 - Jayme Bradley, 2006
200 -
Mid Johnson, 1989
196 -
Mid Johnson, 1988
194 - Anthony Craig, 2002
185 - Kendrick Brooks, 1998
179 -
Steve Cyrus, 1998
167 -
David Herod, 1997 Rebounds
159 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995 476 - Welman Frank, 1971
158 -
Brian Voss, 1990 375 -
Bonnie White, 1976
157 - Garrett Hilton, 2000 363 - Welman Frank, 1970
319 -
Jim Kohring, 1973
313 -
Chris Hollins, 1983
3-Point Pct (1/game)
.500 - Terry Zeitlow, 1986 296 -
Jim Kohring, 1971
.469 -DeVaughn Alexander, 1999 291 -
Jim Kohring, 1970
.446 - Scott Potter, 2003 289 -
Terry Moore, 1980
.442 - Barry Carothers, 1991 288 - Elton Patterson, 1969
.438 - Travis Bankett, 2004 284 -
Chris Hollins, 1981
.433 -
David Lee, 1988
.431 - Ryan Bradberry, 1994 Assists
.407 -
David Herod, 1997 270 - Wayne Barrett, 1971
.400 -
Reese Lantrip, 2003 197 -
Craig Barker, 1995
.400 -
Joe Richards, 2004 150 -
Mike Givens, 1968
138 -
David Lee, 1987
Free Throws Made
136 -
Brian Pace, 1997
173 -
Aaron Knaub, 1995 131 -
Craig Barker, 1994
164 -
Jim Kohring, 1971 128 - Barry Carrothers, 1992
150 - Barry Carothers, 1992 120 -
David Lee, 1988
132 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1986 110 -
Brian Pace, 1999
129 -
David Lee, 1988 108 -
Brian Pace, 1998
128 -
Jim Kohring, 1970
127 -
Jon Haught, 1970 Blocks
122 -
Paul Wood, 1967 68 -
Tom Waller, 1984
121 -
Jacob Pheyffer, 1987 54 -
Brian Voss, 1989
121 - Wayne Barrett, 1970 47 -
Tom Waller, 1986
46 -
Randy Aram, 2003
Free Throw Attempts
37 -
Randy Aram, ‘01, ‘02
210 -
Jim Kohring, 1971
197 - Aaron Knaub, 1995 Steals
192 - Barry Carothers, 1992 84 -
Chris Hollins, 1983
186 -
Paul Wood, 1967 79 -
Eddie Berumen, 1992
175 -
David Lee, 1988 71 -
Tom Waller, 1986
162 -
Tom Waller, 1986 69 -
David Lee, 1988
151 -
Jacob Pheyffer, 1987 68 -
Eddie Berumen, 1993
150 - Eddie Berumen, 1993
148 -
Terry Zeitlow, 1986
Season Records
2006-07 (15-10, 12-8)
84
Jarvis Christian
78
Austin College
61
McMurry
61
Hardin-Simmons
63
Sul Ross State
62
Howard Payne
72
East Texas Baptist
88
Concordia Texas
71 Mary Hardin-Baylor
56
Austin College
69
Texas Lutheran
89
Schreiner
84
East Texas Baptist
86
Ozarks
67
UT-Tyler
40
UT-Dallas
51
Mississippi College
76
Louisiana College
64 Mississippi College
67
Louisiana College
57
UT-Tyler
58
UT-Dallas
81
Jarvis Christian
77
Ozarks
65
vs Hardin-Simmons
81
64
73
60
77
95
62
79
68
65
63
75
73
84
70
54
72
62
62
76
54
54
95
53
74
2005-06 (8-17, 7-15)
74
Rhema Bible
68
63
Texas Lutheran
57
67
Schreiner
63
70
McMurry
101
40
Hardin-Simmons
54
88
Howard Payne
99
70
Sul Ross State
87
37
Sam Houston State
83
90
Concordia Texas
89
43 Mary Hardin-Baylor 78
72
East Texas Baptist
80
73 Mississippi College 102
67
Louisiana College
64
70
Austin College
68
74
Ozarks
88
73
East Texas Baptist
81
68
UT-Dallas
75
71
UT-Tyler
58
60
UT-Dallas
73
58
UT-Tyler
74
51
Mississippi College
71
49
Louisiana College
64
68
Rhema Bible
71
40
Austin College
66
76
Ozarks
64
2004-05 (5-20, 4-18)
78
vs Dallas Christian
100
vs Rhema Bible
91
Schreiner
53
Texas Lutheran
69
Hardin-Simmons
82
McMurry
81
78
90
67
78
92
78
59
42
67
93
75
65
68
98
76
73
50
76
83
74
82
64
94
78
Sul Ross State
91
Howard Payne
73
Sam Houston State
86
Mary Hardin-Baylor 80
Concordia Texas
88
Louisiana College
81
Mississippi College
73
East Texas Baptist 78
Ozarks
101
Austin College
82
UT-Tyler
80
UT-Dallas
75
UT-Tyler
80
UT-Dallas
84
East Texas Baptist
88
Louisiana College
79
Mississippi College 77
Ozarks
83
Austin College
83
2003-04 (6-19, 5-9)
72
Lamar
92
66
Concordia Texas
97
69 Mary Hardin-Baylor 94
54
Texas Lutheran
72
76
Schreiner
81
84
SW Christian
92
89
McMurry
96
84
Hardin-Simmons
86
101
Howard Payne
105
91
Sul Ross State
96
79
Rhema Bible
69
64
Austin College
68
100
Ozarks
93
69
East Texas Baptist
74
49 Mississippi College 66
93
Louisiana College
85
72
UT-Dallas
103
90
UT-Tyler
104
84
UT-Dallas
87
92
UT-Tyler
90
95
East Texas Baptist
85
86
Austin College
66
74
Ozarks
85
72
Mississippi College
75
87
Louisiana College
99
2002-03 (9-16, 5-7)
50
Stephen F. Austin 101
84
Concordia Texas
64
58 Mary Hardin-Baylor 85
77
Texas Lutheran
72
92
Schreiner
69
71
Univ. of Dallas
73
61
vs Hendrix
63
81
McMurry
84
66
Hardin-Simmons
77
93
vs Cazenovia
75
82
Howard Payne
110
70
Sul Ross State
91
66
Jarvis Christian
73
Bold = home game
Game Results
80
79
54
94
85
72
85
72
86
83
55
82
Austin College
74
Ozarks
81
Mississippi College
77
Louisiana College
99
East Texas Baptist
78
UT-Dallas
71
UT-Dallas
82
Austin College
74
Ozarks
74
East Texas Baptist 103
Mississippi College 82
Louisiana College
94
2001-02 (8-17, 4-8)
84
Texas Wesleyan
78
64
SW Assemblies
88
62
Centenary
89
84
Howard Payne
98
110
Sul Ross State
81
102
Jarvis Christian
90
66
East Texas Baptist
75
56
UT-Pan American 101
74
McMurry
95
73
Hardin-Simmons
75
61
Mississippi College
72
91
Louisiana College
88
97
Austin College
74
73
Ozarks
86
81
Wiley College
83
57
UT-Dallas
69
75
Univ. of Dallas
84
78
East Texas Baptist
82
68
UT-Dallas
62
74
Univ. of Dallas
68
55 Mississippi College 60
85
Louisiana College
74
78
Austin College
88
67
Ozarks
78
86
Texas Wesleyan
104
2000-01 (9-16, 6-12)
100 Oklahoma Baptist
57
80
SW Assemblies
69
61 vs Martin Methodist 92
87
vs Oakwood
93
59
Sam Houston State 101
83
Howard Payne
104
91
Sul Ross State
83
78
McMurry
133
69
Hardin-Simmons
66
85
East Texas Baptist
79
33
UT-Pan American
98
59 Mississippi College 88
89
Louisiana College
94
63
Austin College
86
75
Ozarks
78
70
UT-Dallas
69
55
Univ. of Dallas
84
90
East Texas Baptist
80
74
UT-Dallas
67
68
Univ. of Dallas
69
74
Wiley College
71
64
66
68
77
Mississippi College
Louisiana College
Austin College
Ozarks
77
85
77
102
1999-00 (6-18, 1-11)
65
Stephen F. Austin
81
68
Concordia Texas
57
52 vs Loyola-New Orleans 83
86
vs Atlanta Christian
78
109 Southwest Adventist 72
68
Wiley College
83
98
Concordia-Austin 101
57
vs Rust College
68
104 vs Wesley College
70
88
Gordon College
81
76 Mary Hardin-Baylor 83
66
Schreiner
82
44 Mississippi College 74
53
East Texas Baptist
61
76
Univ. of Dallas
61
81
UT-Dallas
90
75
Ozarks
100
62
Austin College
65
66
East Texas Baptist 101
56
Mississippi College
90
65
Ozarks
71
63
UT-Dallas
65
61
Univ. of Dallas
77
74
Austin College
82
1998-99 (5-20, 1-9)
71
Wiley College
88
96
Messenger College
28
80
National Christian
81
61
Schreiner
83
59 Mary Hardin-Baylor 72
83
National Christian
87
70
McMurry
101
81 Southwest Adventist 78
79
Sul Ross State
69
42
Mississippi College
70
67
Wiley College
97
66
East Texas Baptist
89
73
Ozarks
80
70
Austin College
81
85
UT-Dallas
80
45
Univ. of Dallas
58
105
Dallas Christian
64
87
Ozarks
96
63
Austin College
90
65
UT-Dallas
91
73
Univ. of Dallas
75
65 Mississippi College 70
60
East Texas Baptist
77
93
National Christian
98
80
Bartlesville
99
1997-98 (9-20, 4-6)
83
Mid-America Bible
56
Louisiana College
Bold = home game
Game Results
73
92
66
John Brown
81 97
Texas Lutheran
60
Ouachita Baptist
73 92
Louisiana College
74
Henderson State
107 82
East Texas State
74
Louisiana College
80 63
West Texas A&M
71
East Texas Baptist
81 66 Eastern New Mexico
95
Houston Baptist
118 75
Texas Wesleyan
77
Henderson State
85 83 Mary Hardin-Baylor
54
Stephen F. Austin
83 88
Texas Lutheran
81 Bartlesville Wesleyan 77 80
Ouachita Baptist
53 MidAmerica Nazarene 94 72
John Brown
78
Ouachita Baptist
93 70
Houston Baptist
85
Dallas Christian
32 72
Paul Quinn
95
Houston Baptist
104 81
Houston Baptist
77
Jarvis Christian
89 92
Wiley College
70
SW Assemblies
74 90
Ambassador
115
SW Adventist
97 78
East Texas Baptist
63
Tarleton State
103 91
Huston-Tillotson
90
Wiley College
98 68
Panhandle State
69
Dallas Christian
39 100 vs Mid-America Bible
80
SW Assemblies
59 74
Wiley College
93
Huston-Tillotson
86 67
Jarvis Christian
64
Jarvis Christian
70 78
Ambassador
68
East Texas Baptist
60 80
East Texas Baptist
94
SW Adventist
83 58
Jarvis Christian
100
Wiley College
108 81
Huston-Tillotson
87
Huston-Tillotson
99
82
Huston-Tillotson
106 1994-95 (13-17)
61
John Brown
1996-97 (15-12, 8-3)
82
Northeastern State
84
Louisiana College
81 85
East Texas Baptist
77
John Brown
90 117
Jarvis Christian
62
Louisiana College
85 76
Texas Wesleyan
56
Tarleton State
78 94
Jarvis Christian
74
Ouachita Baptist
85 80
Concordia Texas
98 Mary Hardin-Baylor 81 78
Howard Payne
70
vs Hann-LaGrange
81 77
Wayland Baptist
85 Bartlesville Wesleyan 80 68
East Texas Baptist
84
Indiana Wesleyan
63 103
Texas Wesleyan
62
Wheaton College
88 74
Master’s College
77 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70 85
Dominican
72
Ouachita Baptist
85 79
Concordia-Irvine
75
LSU-Shreveport
86 78
SW Adventist
90
Huston-Tillotson 104 100
Wiley College
77
SW Adventist
52 92
Ambassador
83
Jarvis Christian
71 75
Loyola University
92
Wiley College
72 77
LSU-Shreveport
87
Ambassador
75 88
Houston Baptist
79
Houston Baptist
97 104
Ambassador
91
LSU-Shreveport
70 82
Loyola University
93
Huston-Tillotson
81 83
LSU-Shreveport
93
Dallas Christian
68 68
Panhandle State
115
SW Adventist
66 99
SW Adventist
79
Jarvis Christian
88 58
Southern Arkansas
77
Ambassador
68 70
Tarleton State
98
Wiley College
91 76
Houston Baptist
74
Ambassador
78 77
LSU-Shreveport
49
Loyola University
1995-96 (4-24, 3-9)
73
Texas Wesleyan
119 1993-94 (4-25)
90 Mary Hardin-Baylor 102 83
Houston Baptist
116 Louisiana College 130 62
Millsaps
Bold = home game
Game Results
99
102
112
111
112
90
103
125
95
86
101
80
93
88
93
84
103
93
92
73
70
74
96
88
115
85
103
104
79
96
89
77
104
106
56
91
107
80
94
72
99
99
87
63
98
99
79
85
85
69
86
105
91
60
64
95
80
80
Belhaven College
110
87
Texas Wesleyan
114
51
Drury College
89
100
Austin College
97
61 Texas A&M-Commerce 76
90
Belhaven College
83
98
Wiley College
90
72
McMurry
98
69
Hardin-Simmons
99
79
Univ. of Ozarks
112
61
Southern Arkansas
90
66
John Brown
96
79
Texas Wesleyan
121
70
East Texas Baptist
90
73
Loyola University
76
67
Tarleton State
91
89
Ambassador
98
60
Southwestern
63
68
East Texas Baptist 111
66
Univ. of Ozarks
120
101
Ambassador
86
80
LSU-Shreveport
102
62
McMurry
91
76
Hardin-Simmons
91
78
Austin College
96
50
Tarleton State
94
78
Southwestern
88
1992-93 (9-18)
85
Loyola University
87
69
Hardin-Simmons
92
76
Hardin-Simmons
84
95
McMurry
96
87 Mid-America Christian 95
75
McMurry
59
76
Austin College
94
80
Millsaps
79
69
Howard Payne
88
94
SW Adventist
78
69
Austin College
71
96
SW Assemblies
72
78
East Texas Baptist
87
52
Tarleton State
84
122
Ambassador
108
95
Huston-Tillotson
93
113
SW Adventist
102
85
LSU-Shreveport
87
80
Loyola University
66
84
Ambassador
114
75 Bartlesville Wesleyan 129
61
John Brown
94
92
SW Assemblies
68
68
Huston-Tillotson
71
71
Tarleton State
92
88
LSU-Shreveport
96
103 East Texas Baptist 113
Other Results
ASC............................................45-97
Home....................................28-43
Away......................................17-54
Coaching Records
Bob Davis (2005- )
. ..............................................23-27
Bernie Balikian (1998-05)
. ............................................ 48-126
Robert Davenport (1997-98)
. ............................................... 9-20
Bill Robinson (1993-97)
. ..............................................35-79
Dr. Richard Beach (1992-93)
. .................................................9-18
Michael Springer (1990-92)
. ............................................... 9-49
Terry Zeitlow (1987-90)
. ..............................................21-60
Bert Greer (1984-87)
. ..............................................43-37
Sheldon Bassett (1981-84)
. ............................................. 38-50
Mike Fratzke (1975-76, 78-81)
. ..............................................58-64
Rick Fowler (1976-78)
. ...............................................13-47
Bill Lehr (1973-75)
. .................................................2-21
Mike Givens (1972-73)
. ........................................................
Mel Fratzke (1967-72)
. ............................................. 64-70
Murray Bailey (1961-67)
. .............................................60-46
Vernon Williams (1954-61)
. ..............................................25-65
Game Results
Largest Margin of Victory - 76 (1986-87 vs Dallas Christian College)
Largest Margin of Defeat - 65 (2000-01 vs UT-Pan American)
Most Points Scored - 132 (1986-87 vs Dallas Christian College)
Most Points Scored in Defeat - 116 (1995-96 vs Louisiana College)
Fewest Points Scored - 18 (1957-58 vs Lon Morris College)
Fewest Points Scored in Victory - 38 (1947-48 vs Texarkana College)
Most Points, Season - 2,639 in 1986-87
Fewest Points, Season - 1,362 in 1959-60
Most Points Per Game, Season - 88.0 in 1970-71
Fewest Points Per Game, Season - 40.28 in 1957-58
Fewest Points Per Game Allowed, Season - 64.6 in 1958-59
Most Points Per Game Allowed, Season - 97.5 in 1995-96
Allen Academy
2-7
Ambassador University
9-6
American Christian University 1-2
Arkansas-Little Rock, Univ. 2-0
Arlington Baptist College
13-1
Artesia, College of
2-0
Atlanta Christian College
1-0
Austin College
11-37
Baptist Bible College
1-2
Baptist Christian College
5-7
Bay Ridge Christian College 9-3
Belhaven College
1-3
Bethel College
2-1
Biola University
0-1
Bishop College
0-6
Blinn Junior College
1-1
Cazenovia College
1-0
Centenary College
0-3
Cisco Junior College
4-0
Concordia College
0-1
Concordia (CA) University
0-1
Concordia University Texas 6-2
Cooke County 2-0
Corpus Christi, University of 4-4
Dallas, University of
2-8
Dallas Baptist University
1-11
Dallas Bible College
1-0
Dallas Christian College
13-1
Decatur Baptist College
2-1
Decatur Junior College
3-2
Del Marr
1-0
Dominican University
1-0
Drury College
0-1
East Central University
0-2
East Texas Baptist University 20-63
Eastern New Mexico University 0-1
Evangel University
0-2
Gordon College
1-0
Greenville College
3-1
Gulf Coast Bible College
12-1
Hannibal LaGrange College 0-1
Hardin-Simmons University 2-12
Henderson County College 2-9
Henderson State University 0-2
Hendrix College
0-1
Hillsdale Freewill Baptist College 4-2
Houston Baptist University 1-11
Howard Payne University
0-9
Huston-Tillotson College
6-9
Incarnate Word, University 1-1
Indiana Wesleyan University 1-0
Jacksonville College
9-4
Jarvis Christian College
12-11
Jimmy Swaggart Bible
5-6
John Brown University
2-13
Judson College
0-1
Lamar University
0-1
Lee College
0-1
Lee University
2-0
Lon Morris College
1-12
Louisiana College
7-27
Louisiana Tech University
0-1
Loyola-New Orleans
2-5
LSU-Alexandria
2-0
LSU-Shreveport
4-6
Lubbock Christian College
1-1
Martin Methodist College
0-1
Mary Hardin-Baylor, Univ. 3-10
McMurry University
1-11
McNeese State University
0-3
Messenger College
1-0
Mid-America Bible College 3-8
Mid-America Christian College5-1
MidAmerica Nazarene Univ. 2-1
Midwest Christian College
1-1
Millsaps College
5-10
Team Records
Mississippi College
2-20
Missouri Baptist University 2-0
Missouri Valley 0-1
Missouri-Rolla, University of 1-0
National Christian University
0-3Navarro Junior College
9-3
Northeast Okla. State
0-2
Northwood University
8-0
Notre Dame, College of
0-1
Nyack Missionary College
1-0
Oakwood College
0-1
Oklahoma Baptist University 3-1
Oklahoma City University
0-1
Oklahoma Wesleyan University 4-6
Oral Roberts University
0-2
Ouachita Baptist University 0-5
Our Lady of the Lake College 5-0
Ozark Christian College
2-2
Ozarks, Univ. of the
6-14
Panhandle State University 1-1
Panola Junior College
6-8
Paris Junior College
0-9
Parks College
1-0
Paul Quinn College
1-3
Ranger College
4-0
Rhema Bible College
3-1
Rust College
0-1
Sam Houston State University 0-4
San Jacinto College
1-0
School of the Ozarks
0-1
Schreiner University
5-4
Shorter College
0-2
South Texas Jr. College
1-2
Southeastern Okla. State
0-2
Southern Arkansas University 0-2
Southern California College 0-1
Southern Nazarene Univ.
4-4
Southern Tech
0-1
Southwest Assemblies of God 26-7
Southwestern Adventist Univ.13-6
Southwestern Christian Univ. 0-1
Southwestern University
7-13
Spring Arbor College
0-1
St. Edward’s University
3-7
St. Mary’s University
0-6
St. Paul Bible College
1-0
St. Thomas University
2-1
Stephen F. Austin University
Sul Ross State University
Tarleton State University
Temple Junior College
Tennessee Temple College
Texarkana Junior College
Texas A&M-Commerce
Texas College
Texas Lutheran University
Texas Wesleyan University
Texas-Dallas
Texas-Pan American
Texas-San Antonio
Texas-Tyler
The King’s College
The Master’s College
Tougaloo College
Trinity College
Trinity University
Tyler Junior College
Wayland Baptist
Weathorford College
Wesley College
West Texas A&M
Westminster College
Westmont College
Wheaton College
Whitworth College
Wiley College
Team Records
0-9
5-7
7-15
2-3
0-3
5-6
0-6
2-6
8-11
5-21
7-11
0-2
0-2
3-5
1-0
0-1
1-0
0-1
3-15
0-5
0-2
9-1
1-0
0-1
2-0
0-1
0-1
1-0
9-14
Dale A. Lunsford, Ph.D., became the sixth president of
LeTourneau University on July 1, 2007 after a national search
by the Board of Trustees. Lunsford joined the LeTourneau
University family after years of service with The University of
Texas, The University of Tulsa and Oklahoma State University.
Lunsford was associate dean and director of undergraduate
programs at The University of Tulsa’s College of Business
Administration. The University of Texas at Tyler led the state
in enrollment growth during Lunsford’s years there as vice
president.
Lunsford, and his wife, Marsha, have been married over
twenty years and have two daughters: Rachel and Hannah.
Dr. Dale
Lunsford,
President
Dr. Duane Trogdon
begins his fourth year
as the athletic director.
The entire athletic
department has seen
a resurgence since
he joined the staff in
2004. He has been
involved in collegiate
athletics for the past 30+ years and
served as athletic director at Huntingdon College (Ala.) for four years.
He has been the head coach for
baseball, basketball, football and golf
at the collegiate level. He also played
baseball for his alma mater, Southwest
Baptist University (Mo.). He has an
Ed.D. from the University of Arkansas
and teaches exercise physiology and
wellness classes.
Mary Ann Otwell, in her
ninth year as assistant
athletic director and
senior women’s administrator and 15th year
at LeTourneau, retired
six seasons ago as the
head women’s basketball coach. She is
among only a handful of coaches who
have won four national championships, two at LeTourneau and two from
the junior college ranks. Otwell also
coached at Stephen F. Austin State
University and Panola Junior College.
Shane Meling is in his
fifth year as the Sports
Information Director
at LeTourneau. Prior
to coming to Texas,
he was the graduate
assistant SID at Slippery Rock University in
Pennsylvania.
He is a former NCAA Division III
student-athlete at Grove City College
where he was all-conference in both
basketball and track and field.
During his tenure at LeTourneau, he
has also served as an official scorer
for the Shreveport Sports and the
Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings.
He is an active member of CoSIDA
serving as a District Coordinator for its
Academic All-America program and is
a national voter for the D3Kicks.com
website.
Portia Phillips is in
her fifth year as the
Head Athletic Trainer
at LeTourneau. She
has nearly 20 years
of athletic training
experience.
She began her career
at her alma mater,
East Texas State University. In 1997,
she was one of two African American
women credited with becoming the
first to be nationally certified as athletic
trainers in Texas. After four years as
the assistant trainer, she became the
head’s women’s trainer at Louisiana
Tech University. She became the first
African American female athletic trainer to make it to the NCAA Women’s
Basketball Final Four in 1999. She
was awarded the LETU Shining Star
Award in 2006.
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