2009-10 Mizzou Basketball Media Guide

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUICKNESS,

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING.

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THIS IS MIZZOU BASKETBALL 2

MEET THE TIGERS 37Roster 38Season Preview 39Tiger Profi les 44

COACHING STAFF 73Head Coach Mike Anderson 74Assistant Coaches 78Support Staff 85

2008-09 SEASONIN REVIEW 87Season in Review 88Game-by-Game Results 92Statistics 93Box Scores 96Honors and Awards 105Big 12 Statistics 106

MIZZOU HISTORY& RECORDS 111Missouri Season Records 112Missouri Winning Streaks 113Year-by-YearSeason Records 114Post Season History 116NCAA Tournament Records 117Big 12 Championship History 118Post-Season Records 119Mizzou in the National Polls 122

Tigers on Television 123Mizzou Game-by-Game Records 124Mizzou Arena Records 137Individual Records 139Team Records 142Opponent Records 145Double-Doubles/30-Point Games 146Individual Game Records 148Individual Season Records 150Individual Career Records 154Team Single-Game Records 158Team Single-Season Records 160Mizzou’s 1,000 Point Club 161Yearly Statistical Leaders 166All-Conference 169All-Century Team 170All-Americans 171Retired Numbers 172Tigers in the NBA Draft 175Letterwinners 176Roster by Jersey Number 180Coaching History 182All-Time Assistant Coaches 184

THIS IS MIZZOU 185Board of Curators 186President Gary Forsee 187Chancellor Brady Deaton 188Famous Alumni 189University of Missouri 190Director of Athletics 192Athletics Administration 193Mizzou Sports Park 194Sports Medicine 196

MEDIA/OPPONENTS 197Media Policy 198Opponent SID Directory 199All-Time Records vs. Opponents 200Record vs. 2009-10 Opponents 201Media Outlets 206Mizzou Sports Network 207TV/Radio Roster 208

Location................. Columbia, MissouriFounded.................. 1839Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . 30,200 (Fall 2008)Nickname.. . . . . . . . . . . . TigersColors..................... Black and Old GoldArena... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mizzou ArenaOpened................... 2004Capacity.................... 15,061

Affiliation................. NCAA Division IConference.............. Big 12Chancellor ................... Dr. Brady J. DeatonDirector of Athletics ... Mike AldenHead Coach ................. Mike AndersonDepartment Phone ..... 573-882-6501Ticket Offi ce Phone ..... 1-800-CAT PAWSWebsite........................ mutigers.com

The 2009-10 University of Missouri media guide has been written and edited by Associate Director of Media Relations David Reiter. Editorial assistance provided by Assistant Athletics Director Chad Moller, assistant coach T.J. Cleveland and Mark Alnutt.

Design and layout by Woodruff Sweitzer of Columbia, Mo. Printing by Jenny Shoemaker and Walsworth Publishing of Brookfi eld, Mo. and Marceline, Mo. Photographs by Kyle Coburn, Jonathan Brownfi eld, Charles Ludeke, Joel Kowsky, the late Sarah Becking, L.G. Patterson, the National Basketball Association, Andrew D. Bernstein and Fernando Medina of Getty Images.

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Assistant AD Media Relations..... Chad MollerE-mail....................... [email protected] Contact.......... David ReiterOffi ce........................ 573-884-2437Cell............................ 573-424-8740Fax............................ 573-882-4720E-mail....................... [email protected] Row............... 573-882-1442Offi ce Address................... Media Relations

260 Hearnes CenterColumbia, MO 65201

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“I DON’T REMEMBER EVER BEING IN A LOUDER BUILDING IN 25 YEARS.”

- ESPN college basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla during a broadcast inside Mizzou Arena

EXCITEMENT OF MIZZOU BASKETBALL

Mizzou won a school record 31 games in 2009 and advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament.

Mizzou Basketball led the country in scoring margin at home in 2009, pummeling opponents by 25.2 points per game.

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Mizzou Basketball won all 18 home games in 2009, marking a school record for home-court victories in a single season.

No Big 12 team recorded more wins or advanced further into postseason play than Mike Anderson and the Missouri Tigers.

Mizzou Basketball improved by 15 wins in 2009, making it the most improved basketball program in America last season.

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The Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball helped Mizzou earn eight wins over NCAA Tournament teams during the regular season and advance to the Elite Eight of the Big Dance.

Mizzou was the only school in America to rank among the top two nationally in assists, steals, assist/turnover ratio and turnover margin last season.

THE FASTEST 40 MINUTES IN BASKETBALL“IT’S AMAZING HOW FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND

THEY ARE ON THE OFFENSIVE END.”

- Jay Bilas, CBS

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Missouri was one of only two schools last season to have fi rst round draft picks in the NBA, NFL and Major League Baseball.

Talk about immediate impact, Missouri had 11 different players score in double fi gures last season, including six different newcomers to the program.

Few teams scored the basketball like the Tigers in 2009, as their 81.5 points per game ranked #5 in America and was one of the highest scoring teams in school history.

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MISSOURI HAS QUALIFIED FOR 22 NCAA TOURNAMENTS, WON 15 REGULAR-SEASON CONFERENCE TITLES, SEVEN POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES AND HAS BEEN CITED AS ONE OF COLLEGE BASKETBALL’S TOP 40 PROGRAMS BY STREET & SMITH’S AND ESPN.

TRADITION

Mizzou Basketball has enjoyed an .838 winning percentage at home over the last 37 years, including a perfect 18-0 home court record at Mizzou Arena in 2009.

Not only do the Tigers have a great basketball tradition, but the likes of Harry Carey, Bob Costas, Jack Buck, Joe Buck, John Rooney and now Mike Kelly have been the Voice of the Tigers over the years.

Missouri ranks as one of college basketball’s Top 35 winningest programs and has better than 1,400 wins in its 102 seasons of college basketball.

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Legendary Mizzou Head Coach Norm Stewart was inducted into the Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame at the new College Basketball Experience in Kansas City. Stewart coached Mizzou for 32 seasons and won an incredible 634 games on the sidelines.

Mizzou is one of just 21 programs to advance to multiple Elite Eights in the last decade, including last season’s fi nal eight appearance.

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BIG TIME EXPOSUREDID YOU KNOW THAT EVERY MISSOURI BASKETBALL GAME APPEARED ON NATIONAL TELEVISION IN 2009, INCLUDING EXHIBITION GAMES, THANKS TO THE MIZZOU SPORTS NETWORK’S RELATIONSHIP WITH ESPN FULLCOURT AND ESPN360.COM?

With more than 50 radio affi liates, not to mention coverage on Sirius-XM satellite radio, Missouri Basketball boasts one of the largest radio networks in all of college athletics.

Missouri Basketball played 17 nationally-televised games last season, the most in school history.

Forbes Magazine named Missouri Basketball the 12th most valuable program in college basketball, with a total value of more than $14.5 million.

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Missouri will play at least 14 nationally-televised games in 2009-10, giving the team a chance to break the school record for national exposure once again this season.

Head Coach Mike Anderson threw out the fi rst pitch at the Kansas City Royals-St. Louis Cardinals series opener in St. Louis this summer.

Missouri Basketball surpassed its 200th national broadcast last season and has appeared on every national network on multiple occasions, including CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN360 and Fox Sports Net.

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“MISSOURI IS VERY LUCKY AND FORTUNATE TO HAVE A COACH OF (MIKE ANDERSON’S) TALENT AND CHARISMA. I WANT TO CONGRATULATE MISSOURI FOR PICKING A FINE COACH AND I WISH THEM THE BEST OF LUCK.”

- Charles Barkley, NBA Hall of Famer, NBA on TNT Analyst

OUTSTANDING DEVELOPMENT

Mike Anderson has had ten former players play in the NBA, including eight fi rst-round selections.

Missouri’s up-tempo brand of play has made the Tigers attractive talents for many NBA executives.

Former Missouri Tiger Keyon Dooling was named an executive vice president of the NBA Players Association in 2009.

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“MISSOURI IS NOT JUST A GOOD PASSING TEAM, IT’S A GREAT PASSING TEAM.”

- Jay Bilas CBS and ESPN Analyst

Missouri Tigers in the NBA

Year Player Drafted or Signed By

2009 DeMarre Carroll Memphis Grizzlies2007 Thomas Gardner Chicago Bulls 2005 Linas Kleiza Portland Trailblazers (traded to Denver)2003 Arthur Johnson Denver Nuggets 2003 Rickey Paulding Detroit Pistons 2002 Kareem Rush Toronto Raptors (traded to Lakers) 2000 Keyon Dooling Los Angeles Clippers 1992 Anthony Peeler Los Angeles Lakers 1991 Doug Smith Dallas Mavericks 1989 Byron Irvin Portland Trailblazers 1988 Derrick Chievous Houston Rockets 1983 Jon Sundvold Seattle Supersonics 1983 Steve Stipanovich Indiana Pacers 1980 Larry Drew Detroit Pistons 1974 Al Eberhand Detroit Pistons 1973 John Brown Atlanta Hawks

Mike Anderson standouts in the NBA

Year Player Drafted or Signed By

2009 DeMarre Carroll Memphis Grizzlies2005 Donnell Taylor Washington Wizards 2002 Jannero Pargo Los Angeles Lakers 2001 Joe Johnson Boston Celtics 1995 Corliss Williamson Sacramento Kings 1995 Corey Beck Charlotte Hornets 1995 Clint McDaniel Sacramento Kings 1992 Lee Mayberry Milwaukee Bucks 1992 Todd Day Milwaukee Bucks 1992 Oliver Miller Phoenix Suns

DeMarre Carroll became the most recent Mizzou fi rst-rounder in 2009 when he was taken as the 27th overall selection by the Memphis Grizzlies.

Former Mike Anderson protégé Joe Johnson was an NBA All-Star and took the Atlanta Hawks to the NBA playoffs in 2009.

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HEAD COACH MIKE ANDERSON“COACH ANDERSON IS MUCH MORE THAN A BASKETBALL COACH.

HE IS SOMEONE I LOOK UP TO AND SOMEONE I TRY TO EMULATE OFF THE COURT. I’M NOT SURE IF EVERY COACH IN AMERICA IS LIKE COACH ANDERSON, BUT FOR THE SAKE OF EVERY PLAYER IN EVERY PROGRAM, I HOPE THEY ARE.”

- Zaire Taylor, Mizzou Senior Guard

Missouri Basketball was the most-improved team in America in 2009, improving by 15 wins over just one season.

Anderson guided Mizzou Basketball to its fi rst-ever Big 12 Conference Tournament championship in 2009 and that Tiger squad was an impressive 6-1 in postseason play.

Mike Anderson’s 65 wins over his fi rst 100 games at Mizzou is a school record and his .650 winning percentage trails only Norm Stewart (.656) as the winningest coach in school history with at least three seasons on the sidelines.

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MIKE ANDERSON WAS NAMED THE NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES.

Anderson was also named the Clair Bee Coach of the Year, voted by a panel of former basketball coaches and players that include Hall of Famers Bob Knight and Dick Vitale.

Anderson has directed two different teams to Sweet 16 appearances in just seven seasons as a head coach, including a 2009 berth in the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight.

Mike Anderson’s exciting style of play earned him acclaim as one of America’s top six most innovative coaches by Sport Illustrated’s Grant Wahl.

Mike Anderson received the Key to the City of St. Louis, after returning Mizzou Basketball to its place among the nation’s elite in 2009.

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OUTSTANDING STAFF“A LOT OF PEOPLE DESCRIBE THIS AS 40 MINUTES OF HELL. I THINK

THAT’S WRONG. YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? THIS IS A VERY GOOD BASKETBALL TEAM. THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING TEAM.”

- Hubert Davis, ESPN

Melvin Watkins is one of the nation’s most highly-respected coaches and was named one of the nation’s top 25 recruiters by Rivals.com.

Known for his outstanding work with Matt Lawrence, Mizzou’s #2 all-time three-point shooter, Matt Zimmerman brings 18 years of basketball experience to the Tigers and is quickly earning notoriety as one of the Midwest’s hardest workers on the recruiting trail.

T.J. Cleveland is widely considered one of America’s top young coaches and provides his players with fi rst-hand knowledge of the student-athlete lifestyle after helping lead Arkansas to three NCAA Tournament appearances from 1998-2002.

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Zimmerman began crafting his coaching resume as a student assistant at the University of Arkansas, where the Razorbacks made three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, including a spot in the 1990 Final Four under Nolan Richardson and Mike Anderson.

Jeff Daniels brings 28 seasons of college basketball experience to Missouri’s staff, including eight seasons as head coach at the University of Montevallo.

Watkins has spent more than 30 years as a collegiate coach at the Division I level, including eight seasons as a head coach, leading UNC-Charlotte to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments.

Daniels helped lead Valdosta State to a 43-13 record in his two seasons, including a No. 3 NCAA Division II national ranking. During his two years, Valdosta State led the nation in fi eld goal percentage defense, 35.7 percent in 2004 and 36.1 percent in 2005.

Cleveland helped Mizzou’s backcourt break the school record for fewest turnovers committed in 2009 and lead the country in assists per game (18.4). Missouri’s backcourt also forced a school record 694 turnovers and ripped away 388 steals.

“MISSOURI IS MORE THAN JUST BASKETBALL, IT’S ABOUT FAMILY. I HAVE A CHANCE TO CHASE MY DREAM IN THE NBA BECAUSE OF THE STAFF AT MIZZOU, BUT ABOVE ALL ELSE, THE LESSONS COACH ANDERSON, THE STAFF AND MY TEAMMATES TAUGHT ME WILL MAKE ME A PROFESSIONAL OFF THE COURT.”

- DeMarre Carroll, Memphis Grizzlies

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TOP NOTCH FACILITIES“WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT? WHEN I WAS TOLD I WOULD HAVE

ACCESS TO A 24-HOUR GYM, I WAS HOOKED ON MISSOURI. THE POTENTIAL FOR SUCCESS IS EVERYWHERE HERE. WE HAVE GYMS, A WEIGHT ROOM, TRAINING STAFF AND A WILLING COACHING STAFF TO MAKE US THE BEST WE CAN POSSIBLY BE. I’VE BEEN AROUND, AND THERE AREN’T MANY PLACES LIKE MIZZOU ARENA.”

- Kim EnglishMissouri Sophomore guard

Mizzou Arena is widely considered one of the nation’s premiere on-campus basketball venues and the fi nest facility in the Big 12 Conference.

The practice gym is a full-length facility that is accessible to the Tigers 24 hours a day and is located just steps away from the Tiger locker room and weight room.

The training room comes complete with multiple taping stations, a Ferno Therapy Pool for non-weight bearing exercises and an Aquagator.

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MIZZOU ARENA WAS NAMED THE NATION’S TOP NEW-SCHOOL FACILITY IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL BY ESPN’S PAT FORDE.

A pair of fl at-screen televisions, surround sound system and multiple computer stations highlight the entertainment options in the Mizzou Basketball Player’s Lounge.

Modeled after facilities used in the NBA, the Tiger locker room comes complete with wood-grained lockers and a lockable cabinet to store valuables.

Even the weight room has been specifi cally designed for basketball, complete with personalized Mizzou Basketball weights and dumbbells.

The Mizzou locker room also has a nutrition station, stocked with energy bars, Gatorade and hydration products, fruit and nutritional shakes.

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING“COACH DEETS HAS DONE AN OUTSTANDING JOB WITH OUR

BASKETBALL TEAM IN THE WEIGHT ROOM. HE HAS CREATED A COMPETITIVE AND SUCCESSFUL ENVIRONMENT WITH REGARDS TO PERSONAL STRENGTH GROWTH, AND HIS ABILITY TO REINFORCE THE CORE VALUES OF OUR PROGRAM IN THAT AREA TRANSLATES TO A GREATER POTENTIAL FOR SUCCESS ON THE BASKETBALL COURT.”

- Head Coach Mike Anderson

Mizzou is the only basketball program in America to use a state-of-the-art altitude trainer, which helps the Tigers simulate altitudes of up to 21,500 feet during workouts.

Missouri Basketball workouts are some of the fastest and most intense in America. The speed and intensity used in the weight room is patterned from Mizzou’s unique, up-tempo style of play on the basketball court.

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“BASKETBALL GAMES ARE WON AND PLAYERS ARE MADE IN THE OFF-SEASON. COACH DEETS KEEPS ON US AND MAKES US STRONGER AND BETTER PREPARED TO PLAY A HIGH LEVEL OF BASKETBALL.”

-- 2009 First Round Draft Pick DeMarre Carroll

Mizzou Basketball Strength and Conditioning Mission Statement

The purpose of the Missouri Basketball Strength and Conditioning program is to improve each student-athlete’s athleticism, furthering his strength, speed and quickness, while increasing his ability to defend and score.

-- Strength and Conditioning Coach David Deets

For the third consecutive year Missouri Basketball had a representative on the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches All-America Team. Matt Lawrence was named to the squad in 2009 after DeMarre Carroll was honored in 2008 and Marcus Watkins was chosen in 2007.

Mizzou Basketball is in the midst of a three-year project to update all strength and conditioning and cardiovascular equipment used by the Tigers. Last year, Missouri updated its weight training equipment with new basketball-specifi c weight plates and dumbbells.

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ACADEMIC SUPPORTMISSOURI BASKETBALL WILL HAVE THREE SENIORS, ZAIRE TAYLOR, KEITH RAMSEY AND J.T. TILLER, COMPLETE THEIR DEGREES IN 2010 AFTER HAVING TWO PLAYERS IN 2009 START THEIR MASTERS DEGREE COURSE WORK.

Missouri had two starters earn a spot on the All-Big 12 Academic Team in 2009, as former Tiger DeMarre Carroll was named to the fi rst team, while fellow senior Matt Lawrence was a second team selection.

As part of the $16 million expansion project, the Shelden Academic Resource Center has expanded to 11,000 square feet of space, up from the previous total of 6,891 square feet. The growth has allowed for a new technology/multi-media room to aid academic support services, as well as seven new offi ces to accommodate a growing academic support staff.

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There are several services that are offered as part of the program, including academic counseling and assistance, academic progress monitoring, and substance abuse and psychological counseling.

The newly-expanded Shelden Academic Resource Center includes a 50-workstation computer lab, more than 20 group and individual tutor rooms, staff offi ces and meeting rooms, as well as a large study area, giving Tiger student-athletes virtually every resource they need to be successful in the classroom.

The University of Missouri Athletic Department is committed to the success of student-athletes both on and off the fi eld. Since 1986, Missouri has had the Total Person Program in place, which focuses on the total development of the student-athlete. The program has been so successful that other universities have created similar programs, using Mizzou as the model.

The program focuses heavily on the freshman year in order to provide student-athletes with greater opportunity for academic success. To further enrich the freshman experience, the Total Person Program teaches a series of classes that focus on time management skills, textbook reading, course organization, note-taking, instructor relations, paper writing, memory and life skills.

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURITHE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI IS ONE OF ONLY SIX PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES WITH MEDICINE, VETERINARY MEDICINE, AND LAW SCHOOLS ALL ON ONE CAMPUS.

The University of Missouri is a leader in the national community in creating new building materials that are more capable of withstanding explosions, including those associated with terrorist attacks.

Mizzou has Top 10 national academic programs in exercise physiology, law dispute resolution, family and community medicine, counseling psychology, creative writing, veterinary biomedical science, journalism, school guidance, and health management and informatics.

The new International Institute for Nano and Molecular Medicine, completed in 2007, will allow University of Missouri offi cials to use nano-technologies to fi nd cures for some of the world’s deadliest diseases, including various forms of cancer.

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MU is highly ranked in quality and value by U.S. News & World Report, The Fiske Guide to Colleges, Barron’s Best Buys in College Education and numerous other college guides.

MU invented Therasphere® for liver cancer; Quadramet® for bone cancer pain; and Ceratec™ for brain imaging to diagnose stroke, Alzheimer’s Disease, infections, and more.

MU scientists have also produced a new drug, in the fi nal stage of FDA trials, that has tremendous promise in the treatment and diagnosis of breast and prostate cancer.

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CAMPUS LIFEAT MISSOURI, STUDENT-ATHLETES ENJOY THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO GROW ACADEMICALLY, SOCIALLY AND ATHLETICALLY WITH A DIVERSE AND ENERGETIC CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT.

The College of Business is now housed in Cornell Hall, an eye-catching facility that attracts some of the nation’s top business-minded students. Also newly constructed on campus is the Life Sciences center and the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute for advanced journalism studies.

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In 2005, Sports Illustrated named Mizzou’s new recreation center America’s fi nest, highlighted by its multiple workout areas, indoor and outdoor pools, Olympic-sized competition pool, hot tubs, rock-climbing wall, racquetball courts, basketball courts and locker facilities.

A vibrant, diverse and exciting lifestyle awaits you at the University of Missouri. From state of the art residence halls and dining facilities, to the nation’s premiere academic buildings and recreation center, the University of Missouri has quickly earned the reputation of being one of America’s most modern and picturesque campuses.

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MID-MISSOURI LIFECOLUMBIA WAS NAMED ONE OF THE TOP 10 COLLEGE SPORTS TOWNS IN AMERICA BY FORBES MAGAZINE. IN FACT, COLUMBIA WAS SELECTED THE TOP COLLEGE TOWN IN THE BIG 12 BY THE PUBLICATION.

National celebrities such as ESPN’s John Anderson, Nextel Cup superstar Carl Edwards, World Series champions Joe Crede (Chicago White Sox) and Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals), recording celebrity Sheryl Crow and actor Brad Pitt watch the Tigers play on an annual basis.

Money Magazine ranked Columbia one of the nation’s Top 10 cities to live in due to its growing population, numerous entertainment outlets and bustling night-life.

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University of Missouri students have easy access to more than 5.3 million people and are centrally located between the metropolitan hubs of Kansas City and St. Louis.

The Lake of the Ozarks is just one hour from Columbia and gives Mizzou students easy access to summer fun on one of the nation’s largest lakes.

Each year the nation’s top performing acts, such as Nelly, Kelly Rowland, Kanye West come to Columbia to perform before the Mizzou student-body.

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REACHING OUTMIZZOU BASKETBALL HAS SOME OF THE COMMUNITY’S MOST VISIBLE STUDENT-ATHLETES. THE TIGERS ARE REGULARS AT REGIONAL HOSPITALS, CHARITY FUNCTIONS AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL READ-A-THONS.

Mizzou Basketball annually shares its holiday spirit with the city of Columbia, serving Thanksgiving meals to local families at an area eatery.

Missouri Basketball participates in area Read-A-Thons at local schools and always makes time for its youngest fans after basketball games.

Tiger Basketball Camps enjoyed their largest attendances in school history this summer, with record breaking numbers at Team Camps, Individual Camps and Elite Camp.

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Head Coach Mike Anderson has been acclaimed throughout the state for his visibility. The Tiger head coach has made close to 300 public appearances during his time at Mizzou, ranging from speaking engagements at local Kiwanis Club gatherings, to appearances at the state capitol in Jefferson City, Mo.

The Tigers also share their love of basketball with a number of area children during camps and clinics held throughout the summer.

Mizzou Basketball was proud to partner with the Special Olympics and host a clinic for the area’s Olympians.

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equipment options at Mizzou

MU010322Nike Game Day Top

100 White


020 Gold


010 Black

MU000485Game Day Bottom

100 White


020 Gold


010 Black

MU300700Nike Air Zoom

MU300705Nike Shox Elite

MU300101Nike Air Zoom Trainer

MU300110Nike Air Force Low

MU060762Nike Shox Turbo +IV

MU0607054Nike Free Trainer 7.0

MU060756Nike Air Zoom Huarache Elite TB

MU060764Nike Shox Saya

MU000745Nike Free Trainer

Kit Lisauskas and his equipment staff provide the Mizzou Basketball program with the fi nest in Nike gear and apparel. Lisauskas orders and cares for team uniforms, game shoes, running shoes, workout gear and casual wear to keep the Tigers looking their best. Missouri recently signed a lucrative new agreement with Nike, which garnered MU the elite Nike Team School distinction.

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MU000401Missouri Workout Tee

020 Gold

MU000480Nike Trainer010 Black

MU000484Nike Trainer100 White


010 Black

MU001387Missouri Trainer

100 White • 182 Heather

MU000422Twin Posts Tee

182 Heather Grey

MU000502–ZZZDri-Fit One Tight

100 White • 010 Black

MU300707Nike Mock Sideline

010 Black

MU060677Nike Missouri Seamless SS Tee

010 Black

MU050423Big Team Practice Tee

182 Heather Grey

MU060515Nike Missouri Commitment Tee

182 Heather Grey


100 White

MU300793Mizzou Down Low

100 White

MU300101Nike Dry Fit Tee

020 Gold

MU300100Nike Dry Fit Tee

010 Black

MU300102White Dry Fit Tee182 Heather Gray

MU000428Missouri Tigers Tee

182 Heather Grey • 100 White

100 White

MU000428

020 Gold

MU000420Just Do It Tee

010 Black • 100 White

MU000417Nike Vapor Mizzou Tee

010 Black /182 Heather Grey

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MU300502Nike Game Day Polo

010 Black

MU000418Polynosic Knit Polo

010 Black

MU000432–433Long Sleeve Poly Dri-Fit Top

100 White • 010 Black

MU300501Nike Game Day Polo

100 White

MU000485Classic Longsleeve Tee

010 Black

MU200394Nike Golf Polo

010 Black

MU060411Nike Tiger Double Double Polo


MU700111Nike Dry Fit Stitch Long Sleeve

010 Black

MU900001Mizzou Unleashed Long Sleeve

010 Black

MU060660Nike Tiger End Line Polo

010 Black

MU204447Missouri Game Day Polo

100 White

MU700193Nike Shooting Drills – Top

010 Black

MU060217Nike Mizzou Sphere Dry

Roll Out Polo011 Black/White

MU700901Nike Classic Shooting Shirt

020 Gold

MU700110Nike Dry Fit Stitch Short Sleeve

010 Black

MU000416Chest Stripe Polo111 White/Black

MU000917Chest Stripe Polo011 Black/White

MU000512Dri-Fit Nike Sphere Ace

Loose LS Crew 100 White

MU000414Nike Mock Long

010 Black

MU060397Nike Tiger Dri-Fit

Open Field L/S Polo701 Mizzou Gold/010 Black

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MU300604Nike Side Stitch Short

010 Black

MU300696Nike Workout Short 100

010 Black

MU310975 Nike New Dry Fit Workout Short

030 Gray

MU300611Nike Basketball Pre Game

010 Black

MU700011Nike Courtside Premiere Sweats

172 Heather Grey

MU200393Nike Travel Pants 200

010 Black

MU708407Nike Courtside Premiere Sweats

010 Black010 Black

MU700113Nike Air Travel Pants

010 Black

MU700194Nike Shooting Drills – Pants

010 Black

MU000497Nike Dri Fit Pro

Loose Layer Short010 Black

MU433269Nike Pre Game Shooter

010 Black

MU000437 • MU000449Textured Travel Sweats

Top/Bottom010 Black

MU000465 • MU000466Nike Mizzou Mercurial

Top/Bottom701 Mizzou Gold/Black

MU060393 • MU060815Nike Tiger Conference 1/4 Zip Jersey

and Conference Short701 Mizzou Gold

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MU700332Nike Air Travel Top

010 Black

MU060900Nike Tiger Clima-Fit Pullover

010 Black

TW423784Tiger Woods Long Sleeve

200 Dark Grey

MU060646Nike Mizzou Fundamental

1/4 Zip Fleece010 Black

MU060411Nike Tiger Double Double Polo


MU000514Dri-Fit L/S Mock One Tight

100 White

MU050423Big Team Practice Tee

182 Heather Grey

MU000452Poly Dri-Fit Loose Fit Crew

100 White

MU000512Dri-Fit Nike Sphere Ace

Loose LS Crew 100 White

MU268421Nike Fresh Mizzou

100 White

MU224731Nike Button Down

200 Dark Grey

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MU900171Nike Pro Stock Headband

010 Black

010 Black020 Gold020 Gold010 Black

MU060405Nike NCAA Hardball

010 Black

MU060407Nike Relaxed Swoop Cap

010 Black

MU000018Dri-Fit Coaches Cap II

100 White

MU000402Missouri Swoosh Flex Fit Cap

010 Black

MU000400Nike ‘M’ Flex Fit Cap


MU936334Nike Class Room Computer Tote

MU000450Personal Atmosair Team Travel Bag

010 Black

010 Black

MU000721Nike Travel Hoody

030 – Grey

MU700311Nike Basketball Hoody – Basic

030 Grey

MU000453Nike Retro Nylon Lined Jacket

701 Mizzou Gold/Black

MU500191Nike Winter Storm Jacket

010 Black

MU700507Nike Basketball Hoody

010 Black

MU000456Nike Clima-fi t Jacket w/ Hood

010 Black

MU000454Nike Safety Blitz Jacket701 Mizzou Gold/Black

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Mizzou Basketball Offi ce StaffJordan Petrek, Liz Sartorius, Lindsey Armentrout, Jessica Holt, Ashlen Snellen, Whitney Sommers, Kelly Heins, Mary-Kate Bartlett.

Mizzou Basketball Student ManagersTyler Michaels, Chris Sartorious, Josh Dinkins, John Poettgen, John Cox, Jordan Cremer, Dan Williams and Theo Shipp.

mizzou student support staff

mizzou student managers

meet the tigers

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp. Hometown (Previous Schools)03 Miguel Paul G 6-1 172 So.-1L Winter Haven, Fla. (Kathleen HS)04 J.T. Tiller G 6-3 200 Sr.-3L Marietta, Ga. (Wheeler HS)10 Mike Dixon G 6-1 175 Fr.-HS Kansas City, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)11 Zaire Taylor G 6-4 189 Sr.-1L Staten Island, N.Y. (Charis Prep / Delaware)12 Marcus Denmon G 6-3 185 So.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep HS)15 Keith Ramsey F 6-9 217 Sr.-1L Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Seigel HS / Okaloosa-Walton CC)21 Laurence Bowers F 6-8 205 So.-1L Memphis, Tenn. (St. George’s HS)23 Justin Safford F 6-8 230 Jr.-2L Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington Cent. Cath. / Charis Prep)24 Kim English G 6-6 200 So.-1L Baltimore, Md. (Randallstown HS / Notre Dame Prep)25 Jarrett Sutton G 6-3 190 Jr.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Oak Park)32 Steve Moore C 6-9 264 So.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Truman HS)33 Tyler Stone F 6-7 225 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn. (Central H.S.)35 John Underwood F 6-9 208 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Princeton Day Academy)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp. Hometown (Previous Schools)21 Laurence Bowers F 6-8 205 So.-1L Memphis, Tenn. (St. George’s HS)12 Marcus Denmon G 6-3 185 So.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep HS)10 Mike Dixon G 6-1 175 Fr.-HS Kansas City, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)24 Kim English G 6-6 200 So.-1L Baltimore, Md. (Randallstown HS / Notre Dame Prep)32 Steve Moore C 6-9 264 So.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Truman HS)03 Miguel Paul G 6-1 172 So.-1L Winter Haven, Fla. (Kathleen HS)15 Keith Ramsey F 6-9 217 Sr.-1L Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Seigel HS / Okaloosa-Walton CC)23 Justin Safford F 6-8 230 Jr.-2L Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington Cent. Cath. / Charis Prep)33 Tyler Stone F 6-7 225 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn. (Central H.S.)25 Jarrett Sutton G 6-3 190 Jr.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Oak Park)11 Zaire Taylor G 6-4 189 Sr.-1L Staten Island, N.Y. (Charis Prep / Delaware)04 J.T. Tiller G 6-3 200 Sr.-3L Marietta, Ga. (Wheeler HS)35 John Underwood F 6-9 208 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Princeton Day Academy)

MIZZOU COACHING STAFFCoach Position Year Alma Mater, YearMike Anderson Head Coach Fourth Tulsa University, 1982Melvin Watkins Associate Head Coach Sixth UNC-Charlotte, 1977Matt Zimmerman Assistant Coach Fourth University of Arkansas, 1990T.J. Cleveland Assistant Coach Fourth University of Arkansas, 2002Jeff Daniels Dir. of Basketball Operations Fourth University of Montevallo, 1983

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEName PronunciationLaurence LawrenceZaire za-YEAR

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Missouri Basketball returned to the national stage in 2008-09 as the Tigers reeled off a school record 31 wins and advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. A well-rounded team that thrived on wearing down its opposition, Missouri will look to build on that success in 2010, as the Tigers return four players with starting experience, including backcourt starters J.T. Tiller and Zaire Taylor, who form one of the nation’s most devastating defensive duos.

While the Tigers do boast championship and postseason experience, Mike Anderson’s fourth club in Columbia will be one of his youngest. Of the 13 players on his 2009-10 roster, an incredible 11 Tigers are in just their fi rst or second season with the program. Only senior J.T. Tiller and junior Justin Safford have seen game action in more than two seasons for Anderson and three newcomers come to Columbia after eight joined the squad prior to last year’s record-breaking campaign.

While young, Missouri will continue to be one of the Big 12’s deepest clubs this season. Eight returning Tigers averaged at least 6.9 minutes a game last year and each of

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those eight players reached double fi gures in scoring last season. Six of those Tigers averaged double fi gures in playing time, making this upcoming campaign one of high anticipation amongst the Tiger Nation.

“I would say opportunity is the operative word heading into this season,” Head Coach Mike Anderson said. “Guys will have new opportunities to step in and take on greater roles. We had some great senior leadership last season with DeMarre Carroll, Matt Lawrence, Leo Lyons and Michael Anderson, Jr., and now guys like J.T. Tiller, Keith Ramsey and Zaire Taylor will step into their shoes. The thing about building a program is that you need to have younger players hungry to take that next step and keep the momentum going.”

MIZZOU BACKCOURTOf course Mizzou’s largest surplus of experience resides in the

backcourt, anchored by the return of the aforementioned Taylor and Tiller. Competing alongside Tiller and Taylor will be the sophomore trio of Kim English, Marcus Denmon and Miguel Paul, along with newcomer Mike Dixon, giving Missouri a balanced, deep corps of guards.

By the end of the 2008-09 season, Missouri sported one of the nation’s top defensive backcourts thanks to the emergence of Tiller and Taylor. That dynamite tandem, which ultimately earned the moniker “TNT”, not only pressured opponents defensively, but saw their offensive games fl ourish leading into their senior season. Tiller was considered the Big 12’s top defensive guard in 2009 and shared the league’s Defensive Player of the Year honor with Kansas’ Cole Aldrich. The Marietta, Ga., native ranked among the Big 12’s best in several categories, including steals per game (1.8), assists per game (3.6) and assist/turnover ratio (2.3). He will also be Mizzou’s top returning scorer at 8.4 points per game and averaged 13.0 points per game in NCAA Tournament competition, including a career high 23 points in the Sweet 16 win against Memphis.

Tiller’s offensive game will also be helped along by the off-season surgery on his right (shooting) wrist. Tiller suffered the injury early in Big 12 action and saw his perimeter shooting numbers suffer as a result. Tiller shot just 17 percent (4-of-23) from bonus distance after the injury, but will be back to full strength for his fi nal campaign in Columbia.

“J.T. was the heart and soul of our basketball team last season,” Head Coach Mike Anderson said. “He plays the game with such passion, very much along the lines of what DeMarre Carroll did for us in the paint. He’s a blue-collar guy and he plays in a way that raises the intensity of the teammates around him.”

His backcourt amigo, Taylor, brings a slightly different style to the Tigers. While Tiller’s play mirrors that of a bulldog, Taylor infuses some New York City creativity highlighted by shifty ball-handling and crunch time results. Taylor has two game-winners

on his Tiger resume, with both shots coming against ranked foes. First he hit a game-winning runner at Texas (while being fouled) to help the Tigers land their fi rst win in Austin since 1999. His second game-clincher came against rival Kansas less than a week later on ESPN’s Big Monday. Like Tiller, Taylor was one of the nation’s most effi cient guards, ranking fi rst in the Big 12 and among the nation’s top fi ve with a 3.0 assist/turnover ratio. He also topped the 100 assist mark thanks to his 3.4 assists per game average, while chipping in 1.4 steals per game of his own. A long, athletic guard

STARTERS RETURNINGPlayer Ppg. Rpg. ApgZaire Taylor 6.7 3.0 3.4J.T. Tiller 8.4 3.4 3.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPlayer Ppg. Rpg. ApgKim English 6.5 1.6 1.1Marcus Denmon 6.0 2.2 1.4Keith Ramsey 3.6 2.7 0.8Justin Safford 3.4 2.0 0.7Laurence Bowers 3.2 2.1 0.5Miguel Paul 3.0 0.9 1.5Jarrett Sutton 1.8 0.3 0.0Steve Moore 1.1 1.3 0.3

PLAYERS LOSTPlayer Ppg. Rpg. ApgMichael Anderson 0.6 0.8 0.6DeMarre Carroll 16.6 7.2 2.1Matt Lawrence 9.2 2.2 0.9Leo Lyons 14.6 6.1 2.0

NEWCOMERSPlayer Ppg. Rpg. Apg#Mike Dixon 24.2 4.4 5.5#Tyler Stone 15.0 8.0 2.1#John Underwood 18.1 11.3 *8.1

PLAYERS BY POSITIONGuard Ast. Stl. 3FGMarcus Denmon 54 34 34Kim English 42 19 41Miguel Paul 57 21 17Jarrett Sutton 0 2 7Zaire Taylor 128 55 26J.T. Tiller 138 68 13#Mike Dixon 154 87 62

ForwardOff.Reb.

Def.Reb. 3FG

Justin Safford 21 55 13Laurence Bowers 21 43 0Steve Moore 8 16 0Keith Ramsey 42 60 6#Tyler Stone 78 153 14#John Underwood 144 252 3

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at 6-foot-4, 189 pounds, Taylor also produced some big offensive nights, especially on the road. He scored 14 points in that NCAA win against Memphis, while tying regular-season highs with 17 points in wins at Georgia, at Oklahoma State and at Texas A&M. Taylor’s biggest scoring night came in the rematch with Oklahoma State in the semifi nals of the Big 12 Championships in Oklahoma City, as he hit 7-of-13 fi eld goals and three treys en route to 19 points and a Tiger win.

“Zaire really made a smooth transition,” Anderson said. “That fi rst season can be tough on a transfer, but Zaire improved throughout the year, starting with his defense. As he got more comfortable defensively, I think we saw his offensive game follow. He’ll be in the third year of our program, but just his second year on the court, so he’s got some growing to do, but I am excited to see the progress he’s going to make from his junior to senior seasons. Just think back to the growth DeMarre made between his junior and senior years. It can be dramatic.”

Sophomore shooting guard Kim English brings 13 games of starting experience and was one of the club’s top perimeter shooters in 2008-09. The Baltimore native hit 41 treys as a rookie, the second highest number in school history for a freshman. The 6-foot-6 guard spent most of his rookie seasons playing behind senior Matt Lawrence, but did average 14.4 minutes a game, logging a norm of 6.5 points per contest, tops among all freshmen. A tireless worker in the off-season, English has become known for a workout regimen that includes sleeping in the locker room of Mizzou Arena, as he looks to enhance his overall game in 2010. Two areas of focus for English will come with his ball-handling and on defense. While strength and quickness will help his defensive play, an improved ability to create off the dribble should help his overall shooting percentage which was just 38.7 percent last year.

Like English, Marcus Denmon fi nished among Missouri’s all-time freshmen three-point shooters a year ago, swishing home 34 triples in 38 games. Denmon was forced to play with a knee injury most of his rookie campaign and had surgery on the knee at the conclusion of the 2008-09 season. An explosive leaper and tremendous defender when healthy, the 6-foot-3 guard should be near full strength for his sophomore stint and will add depth and versatility after averaging 6.0 points, 2.2 boards and 0.9 steals as a freshman.

Yet another sophomore, Miguel Paul, will vie for extended playing time in the backcourt and brings great change of direction speed to the guard spot. Paul played in all 38 games last season and dished 57 assists compared to just 33 turnovers, a tremendous ratio for a fi rst-year performer. Paul improved on his defensive production throughout his rookie campaign and ripped away 21 steals to earn increased time throughout the year. The key area for this Winter Haven, Fla., native will be offensive effi ciency. Paul shot just 34.7 percent from the fl oor and 27.4 percent from three-

point range, but showed more comfort attacking the rim later in the season.

“Consistency is going to be huge here,” Anderson said. “We always say consistency starts on defense, because that’s effort and desire. Each of these three guys brings their own strengths, but we want to see them become more well-rounded. Marcus spent most of the summer rehabbing, but we’re going to see a different type of

TIGERS BY CLASSIFICATIONFRESHMENMike DixonTyler StoneJohn Underwood

SOPHOMORESLaurence BowersMarcus DenmonKim EnglishSteve MooreMiguel Paul

JUNIORSJustin SaffordJarrett Sutton

SENIORSKeith RamseyZaire TaylorJ.T. Tiller

TIGERS BY HEIGHTPlayer HeightMike Dixon 6-1Miguel Paul 6-1Marcus Denmon 6-3Jarrett Sutton 6-3J.T. Tiller 6-3Zaire Taylor 6-4Kim English 6-6Tyler Stone 6-7Laurence Bowers 6-8Justin Safford 6-8Steve Moore 6-9Keith Ramsey 6-9John Underwood 6-9

TIGERS BY WEIGHTPlayer WeightMiguel Paul 172Mike Dixon 175Marcus Denmon 185Zaire Taylor 189Jarrett Sutton 190J.T. Tiller 200Kim English 200Laurence Bowers 205John Underwood 208Keith Ramsey 217Tyler Stone 225Justin Safford 230Steve Moore 264

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game from a healthy Marcus Denmon. Kimmie has worked hard in the off-season and he’ll be a year stronger and more ready to play those late-game minutes. Miguel will be a year stronger as well and his feel will be much better.”

Missouri also welcomes back junior walk-on Jarrett Sutton and adds play-making guard Mike Dixon. Sutton was one of the great stories in Tiger Basketball last season joining the club after meeting Anderson during pick-up games at the student recreation center. He certainly made the most of his opportunities as well, hitting 7-of-15 treys in 12 games played and will be a fan favorite again in 2010.

Dixon was one of the nation’s most highly-coveted recruits last season and signed with his home-state Tigers after earning Missouri’s Mr. Basketball Award. A two-time fi rst team All-State selection, Dixon led Lee’s Summit West High School to a 24-4 overall mark, while averaging a school record 24.2 points, 5.5 assists, 3.1 steals and 4.4 rebounds. The 6-foot-1 guard completed his prep career with 1,849 points, 532 assists and 245 steals to rank either fi rst or second in school history in each of those categories.

MIZZOU FRONTCOURTPerhaps one of the most intriguing areas for the Tigers leading

into 2010 will be in the front court where athletic forwards Keith Ramsey, Justin Safford and Laurence Bowers join bruising center Steve Moore to give MU a variety of options.

It’s no secret Missouri lost a lot of production from last season with the departure of NBA fi rst round draft pick DeMarre Carroll and

Leo Lyons, but the cupboard is far from bare. Ramsey, Safford and Bowers each reached double fi gures on multiple occasions and Moore will be ready to step in after shedding close to 30 pounds throughout his freshman season.

“It’s all about opportunity and making the most of it,” Anderson said. “DeMarre and Leo had great senior seasons and they helped Keith, Justin, Laurence and Steve along. Now that those seniors are gone, this group will have a chance to play a larger role.”

Ramsey is Missouri’s most experienced returner with fi ve career starts in Big 12 play, including back-to-back double fi gure scoring nights in wins against Iowa State (10 points) and on the road at Oklahoma State (12 points). Ramsey will also vie for All-Defensive honors in the Big 12 this season after blocking a team-leading 31 shots in just 13.7 minutes

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a contest. In one of the largest stages of his career, Ramsey went toe-to-toe with Connecticut’s massive front line and logged eight points on 4-of-5 shooting to go with three boards, three assists, a block and two steals in 17 minutes.

“Keith was steady for us all season,” Anderson said. “He was our best shot-blocker and he showed people he had some offensive skill as well. Keith gives us a guy who can play above the rim and protect the rim, especially as we extend our defense.”

Safford also starred for the Tigers near the end of the season and actually led Mizzou in three-point fi eld goal percentage at 65.0 percent. The athletic 6-foot-8, 230-pounder hit nine of his fi nal 12 three-pointers to close the year, including 4-of-5 shooting from three-point range at Texas A&M en route to a career high 15 points. He also scored seven points in wins over #4 Oklahoma and #2 Memphis and nine points in the Elite Eight against UConn. Like Ramsey, Safford was key in the Tigers clash with the Huskies, as he fi nished the game hitting 4-of-8 shots in 15 minutes. He also played excellent defense, keeping Hasheem Thabeet from being a factor as Mizzou nearly upset the heavily favored Huskies.

One of the most intriguing players will be Bowers, a lanky 6-foot-7 forward that has been nicknamed “Inspector Gadget” with his incredible wingspan and fl exibility around the rim. Bowers may have benefi ted the most from the tutelage of Carroll, Lyons, Safford and Ramsey a year ago and will break out with extended time as a sophomore. The most effi cient player on Missouri’s roster (per 40 minutes) last season, Bowers averaged 3.2 points and 2.1 rebounds in just 6.9 minutes of action, but was the team’s most effi cient shot-blocker and rebounder per minute played. The Memphis native scored 16 points (7-of-8 FGs) in just 19 minutes in a home win over Colorado and added 16 more tallies and six boards in just 15 minutes in a home win over Kansas State. Bowers was hampered by a knee injury throughout his fi rst year, but should be closer to full strength after an off-season in Columbia.

“Justin and Laurence are going to have more opportunity,“ Anderson said. “They give us some versatility and did some nice things last year and we’ll see them improve even more this year because of more opportunity to get out there and play for extended periods. I think both were patient and learned from playing behind DeMarre (Carroll) and Leo (Lyons) and that’s going to help them this season.”

Missouri also returns some muscle in the frontcourt with the 6-foot-9, 264-pound Moore. The Kansas City product played in just 18 games with Mizzou’s tremendous depth on the blocks, but should be more of a factor as a sophomore and brings the unique aspect of bulk which will come in handy in the rough-and-tumble Big 12 Conference. In addition to size, Moore is a good passer and shot blocker and should give the team a presence on the defensive glass against some of the bigger teams it faces this season.

Missouri will also welcome an infusion of post talent as athletic forward Tyler Stone and 6-foot-9 shot-blocker John Underwood.

Stone is a strong 6-foot-7, 225-pounder that will have the ability to play on the wing at times as well as in the paint. Still maturing and one of the youngest players in all of Division I basketball (will turn just 18 in September), Stone continues Missouri’s growing pipeline to Memphis after playing at Central High School the past two seasons. An All-City pick, Stone averaged 15 points and eight rebounds as he led his club to a 25-4 overall record.

Underwood brings and impressive defensive resume and an evolving offensive repertoire. A native of Phoenix, Ariz., the 6-foot-9 Underwood was one of the nation’s top blocked shot specialists in high school and blocked better than 200 shots as a high school junior. In prep school at Princeton Day

Academy, Underwood saw his offensive numbers improve as he earned National Private School Athletic Association All-America honors with averages of 18 points, 11 rebounds and eight blocks per game.

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KEITHRAMSEYSenior – ForwardMurfreesboro, Tenn. / Okaloosa-Walton HS#15 – 6-9, 217 pounds

QUICKLY:Plays above the rim defensively and is the club’s best shot-blocker … Active big man that runs the fl oor extremely well and attacks the rim with authority … Missouri’s lone big man with starting experience and showed improved comfort on the offensive end as the season progressed … Should be a candidate for All-Defensive Team honors by

the end of the year.

2008-09 SEASON:Led Missouri with 31 blocked shots during his initial season,

including seven games with multiple swats … Came up with huge blocks in victories against both Georgia

and the home win over Nebraska … Raced down the fl oor to reject a wide open lay-up

at Georgia to swing momentum and start an 11-4 Tiger run to seal the

victory … That lay-up would have given Georgia a three-point lead with 10 minutes remaining … Made fi ve starts in Big 12 action and recorded back-to-

back double fi gure games with 10 tallies against Iowa State and a career high 12 at Oklahoma State to win Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honors on Jan. 26 … Hit 5-of-9 shots in Stillwater after hitting 4-of-5 fi eld goals against the Cyclones, including a pair of three-pointers … Was outstanding in the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight game against Connecticut, hitting 4-of-5 fi eld goals, ripping away two steals and blocking a shot vs. the top-seeded Huskies.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE:Earned All-America, All-State and All-Conference recognition as a sophomore after averaging 14.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 steals per game for Okaloosa-Walton … Led the club in steals and blocks per game, while ranking second in scoring, rebounding and assists … Named one of the nation’s Top 10 junior college recruits by Rivals.com and jucojunction.com … Was a three star recruit by both Rivals.com and Scout.com … Was a two-time All-Region pick … Opened his junior college career as a First Team All-Panhandle Conference selection after averaging 11.2 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.7 blocks and 1.6 steals per game … Led head coach Bruce Stewart’s club to a 23-5 record during his freshman season ... Finished his career No. 2 in school history with 92 blocked shots.

HIGH SCHOOL:Played his prep ball at Siegel High School where he led his team to a 59-12 mark over his fi nal two seasons, including back-to-back appearances in the Tennessee Class AAA State Championships ... Known as a big-game performer, he averaged 16.0 points and 9.3 boards in three state tournament games and led his high school to the Class AAA Final Four in 2005 ... Was picked a First Team All-State selection as a senior by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association and averaged 16.2 points and 11.4 rebounds after recovering from a knee injury early in his senior campaign.

PERSONAL:Son of Crystal Taylor and Keith Ramsey … Full name is Keith Dwayne Ramsey … Born in Murfreesboro, Tenn. … Major is general agriculture … Nickname is Buggy … Enjoys working with kids and is a frequent volunteer at the Children’s Hospital … Lists Denzel Washington as his favorite actor and Lil Wayne as his favorite musical artist … Lists dancing as his biggest talent off the court and former AAU teammate Brandon Wright (now of the Golden State Warriors) as the best player he has ever faced … Lists his father (Keith Sr.) as the biggest infl uence in his life … Selected Missouri over Arkansas, South Florida, Minnesota and others.

Career TotalsSeason G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D AST TO BS S TP AVG.2008-09 38-5 519 13.7 58-95 .611 6-18 .333 14-39 .359 102 2.7 64-0 31 23 31 24 136 3.6Big 12 16-5 248 15.5 25-45 .556 3-9 .333 7-21 .333 40 2.5 29-0 10 11 15 11 60 3.8

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CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 12 at Oklahoma State, 1-21-09Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 5 at Oklahoma State, 1-21-09Career sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 9 at Oklahoma State, 1-21-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 2 vs Iowa State, 1-17-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 2, four timesCareer sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 3 vs. Kansas, 2-09-09Career sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4, twiceCareer sameREBOUNDS2008-09 7, twiceCareer sameASSISTS2008-09 3, twiceCareer sameTURNOVERS2008-09 4 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameBLOCKS2008-09 3, twiceCareer sameSTEALS2008-09 2, six timesCareer same

2008-09 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOpponent GS Min

TotalFG-FGA

3-PTS3FG-FGA

FTsFTM-FTA Reb. PF A TO Blk Stl Pts

Prairie View A&M 10 1-3 0-0 0-1 2-2-4 1 0 2 0 0 2Chattanooga 10 1-1 0-0 0-2 1-2-3 2 0 1 1 0 2 vs Xavier 11 1-3 1-2 0-2 2-0-2 3 1 0 0 1 3 vs Fairfi eld 14 2-2 1-1 1-2 2-3-5 2 3 0 0 0 6 vs USC 9 3-5 0-2 2-3 2-0-2 2 1 0 0 0 8Oral Roberts 9 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 2 1 1 4Ark. Pine Bluff 14 3-5 0-1 0-0 2-5-7 2 0 0 0 2 6California 15 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 3 1 0Murray State 9 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 1 0 0 1 0 1Stetson 20 3-4 1-1 1-2 0-5-5 1 1 0 1 0 8Illinois 15 1-2 0-1 0-0 3-2-5 2 2 0 1 0 2 SIU-Edwardsville 14 3-5 0-1 0-0 2-4-6 2 2 4 1 1 6 Centenary 13 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-1-2 0 2 1 0 2 2at Georgia 15 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 1 1 0 2 2 4Coppin State 14 3-4 0-0 0-0 1-4-5 1 1 0 2 0 6at Nebraska 19 1-1 0-0 0-2 1-2-3 2 0 1 1 0 2Colorado * 21 2-3 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 0 1 0 2 1 5Iowa State * 21 4-5 2-2 0-2 2-1-3 0 0 0 2 0 10at Oklahoma State * 14 5-9 1-2 1-4 2-0-2 3 2 3 0 1 12Texas Tech * 23 4-7 0-1 1-2 4-3-7 3 1 0 0 2 9at Kansas State * 21 1-3 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 3 1 2 1 0 2Baylor 7 0-1 0-1 0-2 0-1-1 3 0 0 0 1 0at Texas 17 1-3 0-1 0-0 2-2-4 4 1 1 1 2 2at Iowa State 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 2 0 2 0 0 0Kansas 21 1-2 0-1 3-4 3-2-5 2 0 0 2 1 5Nebraska 16 2-2 0-0 1-2 1-3-4 1 0 0 3 1 5at Colorado 17 2-2 0-0 0-1 1-1-2 2 0 2 1 1 4Kansas State 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 1 0 0at Kansas 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 0 0 0 2Oklahoma 9 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0at Texas A&M 13 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 2 0 0 1 2vs Texas Tech 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 1 0vs Oklahoma State 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 0 0 0 0vs Baylor 15 1-1 0-0 2-2 1-0-1 1 1 0 1 0 4 vs Cornell 14 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 4 vs Marquette 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 3 2 1 1 0 0 vs Memphis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0vs Connecticut 17 4-5 0-0 0-1 1-2-3 3 3 1 1 2 8

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ZAIRETAYLORSenior – GuardStaten Island, N.Y. / Delaware#11 – 6-4, 189 pounds

QUICKLY:One half of Missouri’s returning backcourt tandems and joins fellow senior J.T. Tiller in forming one of America’s best defensive duos … Long, lanky defender that should battle for All-Defensive honors along with Tiller … Brings a crafty offensive repertoire to the Tigers, but still makes great decisions as evidenced by his No. 5 national ranking with

a 3-to-1 assist/turnover ratio.

2008-09 SEASON:Named to the Big 12’s All-Rookie Team and the Big 12 Championship’s All-Tournament Team … Started 37-of-38 games, with his only non-start coming on Senior Night in the home fi nale … Simply known as “Mr. Clutch,” for his game-winning hoops against #16 Texas and #16 Kansas … Hit the

game-winning “and-1” at Texas with 5.5 seconds remaining and the game tied at 65-65 … Was named the Big 12 Conference’s Rookie

of the Week for his efforts … Broke a 60-60 tie vs. Kansas with 1.5 seconds left as his fl oater rimmed home from 12 feet

to hand Missouri the come-from-behind victory … Led the Big 12 and ranked #5 nationally with a

3.0-to-1 assist/turnover ratio … Finished third on the team and #12 in school

history with 55 steals … Also #11 all-time at Mizzou with 128 assists, which ranked among the Big 12’s Top 10 … Averaged 6.7 points and 3.0 rebounds to serve as one of the Big 12’s most versatile guards in his rookie campaign … Stepped up his

offensive game in postseason action, averaging 10.0 points and 3.6 assists

in seven games, including a season high 19 tallies against Oklahoma State in the Big 12 Championship semifi nals …

Also tallied 17 points in road wins at Georgia and at #16 Texas, before scoring 14 vs. Memphis in the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 … Reached double fi gures in fi ve of his fi nal nine games of the year … Dished multiple assists in 30-of-38 games and set a career high with six steals in the win at Colorado … Will be Missouri’s top returner with regards to minutes played as his 1,002 minutes ranked second to departed senior DeMarre Carroll.


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AT MISSOURI:2007-08 Season: Sat out the 2007-08 campaign after transferring to Mizzou from the University of Delaware.

AT DELAWARE:2006-07 Season: Played in 14 games, making 14 starts and averaging 10.3 points and 4.9 rebounds ... Shot 45.9 percent from the fl oor and 38.1 percent from beyond the arc ... Scored a career high 30 points against Loyola (Md.) on Nov. 29, hitting 11-of-18 fi eld goals ... The 30-point outburst started a run of fi ve consecutive double-fi gure scoring games ... Finished his UD career with averages of 7.9 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.1 steals in 44 career games while making 40 career starts.

2005-06 Season: Played in 30 games as a freshman, making 25 starts, while averaging 29.7 minutes per game at the point ... Led the Colonial Athletics Association in steals with 2.3 per game and ranked among league leaders in assists (3.7) and three-point shooting percentage (40.3) ... Reached double fi gures in scoring six times, including a season-high 22 tallies on 8-of-8 shooting in his collegiate debut ... Those 22 tallies were the most ever by a Delaware freshman in his fi rst collegiate game.

HIGH SCHOOL:Started his high school career at Curtis High School in Staten Island, N.Y. ... Is the fi rst New York native to sign with Missouri since Derrick Chievous in 1984-85 ... Finished his career at Charis Prep in Goldsboro, N.C., playing for head coach Carlos Peralta ... Averaged 13.0 points, 5.0 assists and 2.8 steals per game at Charis.

PERSONAL:Son of Vicky Taylor and Gyasi Bey ... Majoring in sociology ... Full name is Zaire Jamal Taylor ... Born Aug. 30, 1986 ... Has several nicknames, including Za, Zai, Ziggy – and his personal favorite, the self-proclaimed “Best Looking Man in College Basketball.”

Career TotalsSeason G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D AST TO BS S TP AVG.2008-09 38-37 1,002 26.4 91-207 .440 26-78 .333 48-71 .676 115 3.0 94-2 128 43 12 55 256 6.7Big 12 16-15 442 27.6 37-82 .451 13-33 .394 22-28 .786 46 2.9 38-1 60 20 3 27 109 6.8

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CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 19 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-13-09Career 30 at Loyola (Md.), 11-29-06FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 7, three timesCareer 11 at Loyola (Md.), 11-29-06FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 13, twiceCareer 18 at Loyola (Md.), 11-29-063-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 3, three timesCareer 3, six times3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 7 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-13-09Career 7, twiceFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 4, three timesCareer 6, twiceFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 6 vs. Texas Tech, 3-12-09Career 8 at Albany, 11-17-06REBOUNDS2008-09 7 vs. Texas Tech, 3-12-09Career 10 vs. Cleveland State, 11-26-06ASSISTS2008-09 7, three timesCareer 8 vs. UNC-Greensboro, 12-19-05TURNOVERS2008-09 4 at Kansas State, 1-28-09Career 5 at James Madison, 2-6-05BLOCKS2008-09 2, twiceCareer 2, three timesSTEALS2008-09 6 at Colorado, 2-21-09Career same


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Prairie View A&M * 27 0-4 0-1 1-2 2-0-2 1 3 0 1 2 1Chattanooga * 28 1-6 1-3 0-0 3-3-6 2 6 0 1 1 3vs Xavier * 32 3-3 1-1 1-3 1-4-5 3 2 2 1 1 8vs Fairfi eld * 21 2-4 1-2 2-3 0-2-2 3 6 1 0 1 7vs USC * 31 0-3 0-2 0-0 1-4-5 2 5 3 2 0 0Oral Roberts * 21 3-6 2-3 3-4 1-2-3 5 1 0 0 2 11Ark. Pine Bluff * 20 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 6 1 0 2 2California * 25 2-4 0-1 1-2 2-4-6 2 1 0 0 2 5Murray State * 30 2-4 0-1 1-3 0-0-0 2 0 1 0 3 5Stetson * 13 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 4 5 2 0 0 0Illinois * 22 5-8 1-4 0-0 1-1-2 4 0 2 0 0 11SIU-Edwardsville * 13 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 3 1 0 0 0 2Centenary * 24 0-2 0-2 1-2 1-3-4 3 5 2 0 3 1at Georgia * 30 7-11 1-2 2-2 2-1-3 2 3 0 0 2 17Coppin State * 19 2-5 0-2 0-0 1-0-1 1 3 3 0 1 4at Nebraska * 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 4 2 1 0 2 0Colorado * 19 0-0 0-0 2-4 0-0-0 4 6 1 0 1 2Iowa State * 23 5-9 2-4 3-3 1-4-5 0 3 0 0 0 15at Oklahoma State * 32 3-6 0-1 4-5 2-3-5 2 5 2 0 2 10Texas Tech * 29 1-3 1-2 4-4 2-1-3 1 3 2 0 1 7at Kansas State * 34 2-5 1-3 1-2 2-3-5 1 7 4 0 1 6Baylor * 29 0-2 0-1 0-0 2-3-5 2 3 2 1 0 0at Texas * 35 6-9 3-4 2-3 2-1-3 2 3 1 0 3 17at Iowa State * 28 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 5 0 0 2 2Kansas * 31 2-6 1-3 2-2 1-0-1 1 3 2 0 0 7Nebraska * 20 1-5 0-2 0-0 4-2-6 3 3 1 0 2 2at Colorado * 31 2-5 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 7 1 1 6 4Kansas State * 23 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-2-2 4 1 1 0 2 0at Kansas * 33 4-11 2-5 0-0 1-2-3 2 2 1 1 1 10Oklahoma 26 3-6 0-1 4-5 2-1-3 4 3 1 0 3 10at Texas A&M * 30 7-9 3-4 0-0 0-1-1 5 4 0 0 1 17vs Texas Tech * 26 2-4 0-1 4-6 2-5-7 3 7 1 2 1 8vs Oklahoma State * 31 7-13 3-7 2-3 1-1-2 2 2 2 1 2 19vs Baylor * 29 3-7 1-1 2-4 2-3-5 3 4 2 1 0 9vs Cornell * 33 3-6 1-3 1-2 1-0-1 2 1 0 0 0 8vs Marquette * 27 2-7 0-2 0-0 3-1-4 4 2 0 0 1 4vs Memphis * 22 5-7 0-1 4-5 2-2-4 2 1 1 0 2 14vs Connecticut * 36 3-13 1-4 1-2 1-1-2 2 4 0 0 2 8

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The Citadel 22 8-8 3-3 3-4 3-3-6 2 5 3 0 2 22Stetson 19 2-8 1-4 0-2 0-2-2 2 5 2 1 1 5at NC State 22 1-7 0-3 3-4 1-0-1 4 1 1 0 0 5at Georgia State * 20 0-3 0-2 0-0 1-0-1 4 2 4 0 2 0at Marist 34 3-6 1-3 3-3 1-2-3 3 4 1 1 3 10at UMBC * 31 3-6 1-3 0-3 0-1-1 5 4 1 0 5 7at Hofstra * 22 3-7 1-3 0-2 0-2-2 5 1 3 0 1 7at Rider * 32 5-6 3-4 0-0 0-1-1 4 5 2 0 2 13UNC-Greens. * 37 1-5 1-3 0-0 2-4-6 3 8 4 2 5 3C. Conn. State * 39 3-6 3-5 0-0 1-3-4 3 4 4 0 2 9Loyola (Md.) * 31 5-10 3-5 3-6 3-0-3 5 4 0 0 3 16UNC-Wilm. * 32 3-7 2-4 0-0 0-3-3 5 3 0 0 0 8at George Mason * 27 1-4 0-1 1-2 2-3-5 4 5 2 1 1 3at Northeastern * 25 4-4 0-0 0-1 1-0-1 3 2 1 1 0 8Towson * 32 3-5 2-3 0-0 1-1-2 4 4 1 0 1 8James Madison * 26 2-5 1-2 1-2 0-2-2 0 6 2 1 4 6at Drexel * 29 1-7 0-1 0-0 0-3-3 2 4 2 0 4 2VCU * 37 1-7 0-3 0-0 0-4-4 3 4 3 1 2 2at Towson * 31 3-6 0-1 0-0 2-3-5 2 4 2 1 5 6George Mason * 35 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 3 4 2 0 2 3Hofstra 35 1-7 1-5 5-6 2-1-3 1 6 4 1 0 8at James Madison * 26 0-3 0-3 2-2 1-2-3 5 2 5 0 2 2at UNC-Wilm. * 29 0-5 0-1 4-8 2-2-4 4 4 2 0 4 4Drexel * 35 6-12 0-1 5-11 3-5-8 5 5 1 0 4 17at William & Mary * 39 5-9 0-2 0-0 1-6-7 2 0 4 1 2 10at Cleveland State * 25 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-3-3 2 4 4 0 3 0Northeastern * 26 1-6 0-2 2-2 2-3-5 2 5 4 0 1 4Old Dominion * 29 1-2 0-1 0-2 0-0-0 5 3 2 0 1 2UNC-Wilm. * 32 2-6 1-4 4-4 1-1-2 4 2 3 0 2 9

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Marist * 23 1-3 0-2 1-2 1-1-2 5 2 1 0 1 3at Albany * 30 4-8 1-3 6-8 2-6-8 5 2 2 0 1 15Rider * 28 3-9 0-4 2-2 2-1-3 3 2 0 0 4 8Cleveland State * 29 2-7 0-1 1-4 6-4-10 0 0 3 0 1 5at Loyola (Md.) * 30 11-18 2-3 6-6 4-3-7 4 2 2 0 4 30Vermont * 34 6-11 2-3 5-6 5-1-6 1 2 1 0 3 19at C. Conn. State * 24 4-10 1-3 2-2 2-1-3 2 0 3 0 1 11at VCU * 33 5-11 2-5 0-0 1-3-4 1 1 3 0 0 12at UNC-Greens. * 32 5-11 3-7 0-0 0-3-3 3 2 1 0 3 13vs. Niagara * 30 2-5 1-2 0-0 1-7-8 4 3 1 0 0 5at LaSalle * 30 4-7 1-2 0-1 1-3-4 4 1 3 0 4 9vs. Holy Cross * 21 2-4 2-4 2-4 1-2-3 3 3 1 0 0 8at James Madison * 23 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-1-1 1 0 3 0 0 0at Hofstra * 32 2-5 1-2 1-2 5-2-7 4 2 3 0 1 6

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J.T.TILLERSenior – GuardMarietta, Ga. / Wheeler HS#4 – 6-3, 200 pounds

QUICKLY:Heads into his senior season as the Big 12’s top perimeter defender and should be at the top of the list for Defensive Player of the Year nationally … Brings a bulldog mentality to the Tigers and plays relentlessly on both ends of the fl oor … Averaged 24.8 minutes per game as a junior, but gets tremendous production out of this time because of his all-out hustle … Coming off surgery on his right (shooting) wrist … Injured

the wrist during Missouri’s win at Texas and had surgery after the season … Returned to full action in early July.

2008-09 SEASON:Named the Big 12 Co-Defensive Player of the Year and was an honorable mention All-Big 12 selection … Named to the NCAA Tournament’s All-West Region Team and was the Team Captain on Seth Davis’ All-Glue Team … Named to Fran Fraschilla’s (ESPN) National All-Defensive Team and was the only unanimous pick to the Big 12 All-Defensive

squad … Led Mizzou in both assists (138) and steals (68) as a junior … His 138 assists were the eighth most in

school history and his 68 steals were the fourth most … Broke the school record with 38 starts and was

one of only two Tigers (DeMarre Carroll) to start all 38 games … Finished fourth in the club in scoring

(8.4), third in rebounding (3.4) and was among the Big 12’s Top 10 in both assists and steals … Reached double fi gures in scoring 15 times as a junior, including an average of 11.0 points in

seven postseason games … Scored a career high 23 points in the Sweet 16 win over #2 Memphis … Hit

a career high 10-of-16 fi eld goals vs. the Tigers, while dishing three assists and ripping away three steals to

earn CBS Player of the Game honors … Averaged 13.0 points in four NCAA Tournament games, with 11 coming against Cornell and 10 vs. #23 Marquette … Missouri went an incredible 14-1 when Tiller reached double fi gures, including a 4-0 mark in games vs. Top 25 foes … Hit some clutch shots for Mizzou as a junior, including the game-tying hoop in the fi nal minute of the win against Kansas … Dished a career high eight assists against Baylor, and his seven steals vs. Texas Tech are the second most in school history … He also ranked among team leaders with a 73.3 percent shooting stroke from the foul line.


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2007-08 SEASON:Averaged 6.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.8 assists in all 32 games … Made 12 starts, including 11 starts in the season’s fi nal 12 contests … Earned praise as the team’s top perimeter defender and ranked fi fth on the team with 25 steals, but played great on-ball defense and was a nominee for the Big 12’s All-Defensive Team … Will be a leading candidate to make the All-Defensive squad as a junior … Ranked fourth on the team in assists with 59, including fi ve assists against Iowa State in the home fi nale … Reached double fi gures nine times, including a career high 20 points in the upset win over No. 22 Kansas State … Scored 14 points vs. Nebraska, while grabbing a career high eight boards, dishing three assists and recording two steals … Was named the Big 12’s Player of the Week for his efforts vs. Nebraska and Kansas State … Was among the team’s best free throw shooters at 78.8 percent, including a pair of game-clinching free throws vs. Kansas State ... Hit both ends of a one-and-one with six seconds left and the Tigers ahead just 75-74 … Played great on the defensive end in the upset of NCAA Tournament qualifi er Purdue … Helped hold the Boilermakers to just one fi eld goal in the fi nal 7:47 of the contest, while scoring 12 points and grabbing four boards.

2006-07 SEASON:Averaged 4.2 points, 1.3 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 0.7 steals in 13.6 minutes as a freshman … An outstanding student who earned a 3.5 grade-point average in his fi rst semester at MU in pre-engineering … Played in all 30 games, recording double-fi gure scoring games at Purdue (12), at Kansas (11) and at Colorado (12) … Hit 4-of-7 shots from the fl oor, including a pair of three-pointers, dished two assists and had two steals at Purdue … Actually averaged an improved 6.0 points and 13.7 minutes in nine road games on 52.6-percent shooting from the fl oor and 50-percent shooting from three-point range … Was a steady defensive presence and fi nished among team-leaders with 22 steals … Enjoyed seven multi-assist games as a back-up point guard, including a career high four dimes vs. North Carolina A&T in his collegiate debut … His three steals vs. Kansas State were a career high as well.

Career TotalsSeason G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D AST TO BS S TP AVG.2008-09 38-38 943 24.8 116-258 .450 13-55 .236 74-101 .733 130 3.4 110-3 138 59 8 68 319 8.4Big 12 16-16 393 24.6 48-115 .417 4-21 .190 37-49 .755 52 3.3 49-1 59 24 3 28 137 8.62007-08 32-12 631 19.7 83-188 .441 12-45 .267 41-52 .788 74 2.3 91-2 59 39 8 26 219 6.8Big 12 16-10 359 22.4 46-99 .465 7-25 .280 20-29 .690 39 2.4 56-2 34 22 5 12 119 7.42006-07 30-0 409 13.6 44-103 .427 11-34 .324 26-37 .703 39 1.3 43-0 34 40 1 22 125 4.2Big 12 16-0 216 13.5 23-55 .418 5-20 .250 11-15 .733 18 1.1 28-0 12 21 0 13 62 3.9TOTAL 100-50 1983 19.8 243-549 .443 36-134 .269 141-190 .742 243 2.4 244-5 231 138 17 116 663 6.6Big 12 48-26 968 20.2 117-269 .435 16-66 .242 68-93 .731 109 2.3 133-3 105 67 8 53 318 6.6

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CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 23 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 10 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09Career sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 16 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 3 vs. USC, 11-23-08Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 5 at Nebraska, 1-10-09Career sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 6 vs. Kansas State, 2-25-09Career sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 7 vs. Kansas State, 2-25-09Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 7, three timesCareer 8 vs. Nebraska, 1-30-08ASSISTS2008-09 8 vs. Baylor, 1-31-09Career sameTURNOVERS2008-09 5 vs. Murray State, 12-13-08Career 5, twiceBLOCKS2008-09 2 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-09Career 2, twiceSTEALS2008-09 7 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-09Career same


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Prairie View A&M * 22 2-7 0-1 1-2 3-2-5 1 5 4 0 4 5Chattanooga * 15 1-2 0-1 1-2 0-1-1 4 1 1 0 0 3vs Xavier * 28 5-11 2-4 1-2 2-3-5 5 5 0 0 6 13vs Fairfi eld * 22 3-5 0-2 0-0 2-1-3 3 2 2 0 2 6vs USC * 20 4-6 3-3 3-3 0-1-1 3 3 1 0 3 14Oral Roberts * 27 2-6 1-1 2-4 2-1-3 4 1 3 0 0 7Ark. Pine Bluff * 20 1-4 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 1 1 3 2California * 19 2-5 0-1 0-0 1-4-5 3 7 2 0 0 4Murray State * 29 4-8 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 4 5 5 0 3 8Stetson * 13 0-3 0-1 2-2 0-1-1 3 3 0 0 1 2Illinois * 31 2-6 0-1 1-1 2-4-6 0 1 0 1 0 5SIU-Edwardsville * 16 3-5 1-3 1-1 0-2-2 1 4 1 1 1 8Centenary * 22 3-4 1-2 2-2 1-3-4 3 4 3 1 0 9at Georgia * 30 3-9 0-1 4-5 3-1-4 3 7 2 0 4 10Coppin State * 19 4-5 0-1 1-1 0-1-1 4 4 0 0 2 9at Nebraska * 37 5-12 1-5 0-1 3-1-4 4 3 2 0 2 11Colorado * 12 4-6 0-0 5-5 0-1-1 1 2 0 0 0 13Iowa State * 14 1-4 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 5 1 1 0 0 2at Oklahoma State * 29 6-10 0-2 3-4 1-6-7 3 2 2 0 2 15Texas Tech * 24 2-6 0-1 4-4 1-0-1 4 2 3 2 7 8at Kansas State * 24 1-7 0-1 2-4 2-2-4 3 2 4 1 1 4Baylor * 29 4-8 0-0 2-2 2-5-7 3 8 0 0 2 10at Texas * 29 3-6 0-0 4-6 1-2-3 4 5 0 0 1 10at Iowa State * 29 2-7 1-2 1-2 0-4-4 1 6 0 0 3 6Kansas * 31 1-6 0-2 1-2 0-4-4 3 4 3 0 4 3Nebraska * 16 5-7 1-1 0-0 1-1-2 3 4 2 0 1 11at Colorado * 16 2-5 0-0 1-1 1-2-3 2 2 0 0 0 5Kansas State * 25 4-10 1-1 6-7 3-3-6 3 6 1 0 1 15at Kansas * 32 2-9 0-3 2-2 1-1-2 2 6 1 0 2 6Oklahoma * 20 5-9 0-1 3-4 1-1-2 4 3 1 0 1 13at Texas A&M * 26 1-3 0-1 3-5 0-1-1 4 3 4 0 1 5vs Texas Tech * 29 5-8 0-1 3-3 2-1-3 3 2 2 0 1 13vs Oklahoma State * 35 3-10 0-2 2-3 1-4-5 3 4 3 0 1 8vs Baylor * 31 1-4 0-2 2-3 1-6-7 1 3 1 1 1 4vs Cornell * 29 4-9 0-2 3-4 1-5-6 1 6 3 0 0 11vs Marquette * 32 3-6 0-2 4-6 1-2-3 3 3 1 0 3 10vs Memphis * 35 10-16 1-2 2-4 1-3-4 2 3 0 0 3 23vs Connecticut * 26 3-4 0-0 2-4 1-4-5 5 5 0 0 2 8


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Central Michigan 13 3-6 0-2 0-0 3-2-5 1 1 0 0 0 6Fordham 16 6-10 1-2 0-1 0-3-3 3 0 0 0 1 13Southern 15 3-6 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 2 2 0 1 1 6vs Michigan State 17 2-7 0-1 2-2 0-0-0 4 0 1 0 1 6vs Maryland 11 1-5 0-0 2-2 0-0-0 3 2 1 0 1 4Western Illiniois 14 2-4 0-0 2-2 0-2-2 1 0 1 0 0 6at Arkansas 9 1-4 0-1 1-2 1-0-1 3 0 2 0 0 3at California 9 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2Purdue 21 5-9 0-1 2-2 1-3-4 2 1 0 1 0 12McNeese State 17 1-3 1-1 2-2 0-0-0 4 4 0 0 1 5North Carolina A&T 17 3-7 0-2 2-2 3-1-4 1 3 0 0 3 8vs Illinois 28 4-7 2-3 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 2 0 2 10Coppin State * 25 3-7 0-2 4-4 0-2-2 1 3 3 1 2 10at Mississippi State 22 0-2 0-1 2-2 1-3-4 3 2 2 0 0 2UMKC 11 1-4 1-2 2-2 0-0-0 0 2 3 0 0 5Texas 15 2-2 0-0 0-1 0-0-0 1 3 0 1 0 4at Iowa State 18 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 4 2 0 0 0 0Kansas 9 1-4 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 3 1 0 0 1 2at Texas Tech 13 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 3 1 1 0 0 4at Colorado 17 1-2 0-1 2-2 0-1-1 5 1 1 0 0 4Nebraska * 35 7-15 0-4 0-0 2-6-8 3 3 5 1 2 14Kansas State * 35 7-13 2-3 4-5 0-2-2 3 4 3 0 1 20at Kansas * 29 6-12 0-2 1-2 0-2-2 4 2 1 0 1 13Texas A&M * 27 1-3 0-1 3-4 1-1-2 4 1 4 0 1 5at Nebraska * 23 5-9 2-4 2-4 0-2-2 4 4 2 0 1 14at Kansas State * 12 1-5 1-2 1-2 2-0-2 5 1 4 1 1 4Colorado * 23 2-7 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 4 3 1 0 2 4Oklahoma State * 23 4-7 1-1 2-2 0-1-1 4 1 0 2 0 11at Baylor * 24 3-5 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 4 1 0 0 0 6Iowa State 31 1-6 0-2 3-4 4-1-5 3 5 0 0 2 5at Oklahoma * 25 3-6 1-2 2-3 2-2-4 2 1 0 0 0 9vs Nebraska * 27 1-6 0-0 0-0 3-3-6 3 4 2 0 2 2


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N.C. A&T 22 4-6 1-2 0-0 0-4-4 2 4 1 0 1 9Army 12 2-4 1-2 0-0 1-0-1 1 1 2 0 0 5Stetson 17 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 2 1 2 0 0 0Lipscomb 12 2-4 1-1 2-4 1-2-3 0 1 2 1 1 7Davidson 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0S.F. Austin 16 2-2 0-0 1-3 1-0-1 0 1 2 0 0 5Coppin State 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 3 1 1 0 0 0Arkansas 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0Evansville 15 3-5 0-1 2-3 1-1-2 0 0 2 0 1 8at Purdue 17 4-7 2-2 2-2 0-0-0 3 2 2 0 2 12vs. Illinois 13 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 2 0 0 2Southern 15 0-4 0-2 5-6 1-1-2 1 4 1 0 2 5Mississippi State 14 2-7 0-1 2-2 1-3-4 1 1 1 0 1 6Iowa State 13 0-3 0-1 2-3 0-2-2 1 0 2 0 0 2at Texas 22 2-4 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 2 1 1 0 1 4Kansas State 27 3-5 1-1 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 2 0 3 7at Kansas 17 5-11 1-3 0-1 1-1-2 0 1 1 0 1 11at Colorado 24 5-8 2-4 0-1 1-0-1 0 3 2 0 2 12Texas Tech 11 0-3 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 0 0at Kansas State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 1 0 0 0Nebraska 11 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 1 2 0 0 2at Iowa State 7 1-2 0-0 1-1 1-1-2 4 2 0 0 1 3vs. Kansas 11 0-1 0-1 1-2 0-1-1 4 1 2 0 1 1vs. Baylor 9 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 2at Oklahoma State 8 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 4 1 2 0 0 5Oklahoma 15 1-2 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 1 0 2 2at Nebraska 12 1-1 0-0 1-1 1-0-1 2 1 1 0 1 3Colorado 13 1-6 0-3 2-2 1-0-1 2 0 0 0 0 4at Texas A&M 14 0-3 0-1 4-4 1-0-1 2 1 2 0 1 4vs. Baylor 16 1-3 1-2 1-2 0-0-0 2 2 1 0 1 4

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HIGH SCHOOL:A Second Team All-State selection and Cobb County Player of the Year by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution … Also earned All-State, All-Region, All-County and All-Conference accolades from the publication as well … Tabbed the nation’s 37th best backcourt performer by Rivals.com and one of the top eight guards in the state of Georgia … Averaged 14.1 points, 6.4 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 2.8 steals for head coach Doug Lipscomb’s club, which fi nished the 2006 season with a 29-3 overall mark and a No. 23 national ranking in the fi nal USA Today Super 25 high school poll … Played on nationally-ranked teams each of his fi nal two campaigns and averaged better than 10 points and 5.0 rebounds per game as a junior for Wheeler’s 31-1 unit that fi nished with a Georgia Class AAAAA State Championship and a Top 20 national ranking by USA Today … Outstanding student who enjoyed a 3.9 cumulative grade-point average during his high school tenure and received a number of college looks as a triple jumper.

PERSONAL:Majoring in business management … Would like to consider owning his own company upon graduation … Favorite food is shrimp and lists rapper T.I. as his favorite musician … Enjoys supporting his fellow athletes by attending other Mizzou sporting events … Nickname is J.T. Money … Lists his parents as the most infl uential people in his life and chose Mizzou to compete for Head Coach Mike Anderson … Originally signed with Anderson at UAB out of high school … Also recruited by George Washington.

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JUSTINSAFFORDJunior – ForwardBloomington, Ill. / Charis Prep#23 – 6-8, 230 pounds

QUICKLY:Skilled lefty post player that began playing with more physicality towards the end of his sophomore season … Has the ability to play above the rim and fi nish with either hand … Is a capable three-point shooter and hit 13-of-20 triples during his sophomore campaign … Leads all Tiger post players in game experience and should take the next step this season after two years playing beside DeMarre Carroll

and Leo Lyons.

2008-09 SEASON:Played in all 38 games and averaged 3.4 points and 2.0

rebounds in 9.4 minutes a contest ... Hit 13-of-20 treys on the year (.650), including 10 of his last 13 tries (.769) ...

Hit all four of his three-point attempts during a career high 15-point outing at Texas A&M ... Scored seven points against Texas Tech in the Big 12 Tournament quarterfi nals and nine points against Connecticut

in the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight ... Reached double fi gures three times on the season, with

10 points coming against Illinois and 13 against Colorado ... Started a late-season surge with

a pair of treys against #4 Oklahoma ... Also contributed three steals in just seven

minutes ... Finished the year averaging 5.3 points on 64 percent shooting from the fl oor over his fi nal nine games.


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2007-08 SEASON:Enjoyed a solid freshman campaign, playing in 24 contests, while averaging 8.9 minutes a game … Saw his play improve in Big 12 action, where he averaged an improved 3.6 points per game, up from his season average of 2.3 points … Shot 40.0 percent from the fl oor and 36.8 percent from beyond the arc … Shot 46.1 percent from three over his fi nal fi ve games, including a pair of three-pointers in a home win over No. 22 Kansas State … Played a career high 21 minutes, scored nine points, grabbed three boards and dished two assists vs. the nationally-ranked Wildcats, helping the Tigers to the upset win … Recorded nine points and two assists in 16 minutes in the return trip to Manhattan … Hit 4-of-5 shots, including a follow slam late in the game … Scored a career high 10 points vs. No. 18 Texas A&M … Grabbed a season high seven rebounds vs. MEAC Champion Coppin State … Dished 14 assists on the year, including fi ve multi-assists contests … Made a national splash when his alley-oop slam was voted No. 6 on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays of the Day .

HIGH SCHOOL:Named a three-star performer by Rivals.com ... Listed among the nation’s Top 20 post-graduate players (prep school) by Dave Telep of Scout.com ... Was rated No. 17 on the list overall after averaging 17.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.1 blocked shots for head coach Carlos Peralta at Charis Prep in

Goldsboro, N.C. ... Led Charis Prep to a 36-8 overall mark ... Ranked among team-leaders with 57 treys, despite playing the power forward position ... Turned in an outstanding performance at the Demetrious Johnson Charitable Foundation All-Star Game in St. Louis, scoring 18 points, grabbing nine boards and three blocks ... Opened his high school career in his hometown of Bloomington, Ill., at Bloomington Central Catholic High School ... Was a three-year starter for the Saints, earning honorable mention Class A All-State recognition as a senior and was a First Team All-Cornbelt Conference pick, averaging 15.2 points and 9.1 rebounds per game ... Missed most of his junior campaign with a pinched nerve in his back, but still managed to earn all-league consideration in 2004-05 as a sophomore with averages of 14.1 points and 8.7 rebounds.

PERSONAL:Son of Carrie Handy and Shawn Safford ... Is undecided on a major ... Lists signing with Missouri as the greatest moment

of his young basketball career ... Lists his mother as the most infl uential person in his life ... Zach Braff of “Scrubs” is his

favorite actor and he lists “Scarface” as his favorite movie ... Macaroni and cheese is

his favorite meal ... Played AAU basketball with Team Illinois for Dodie Dunson, Sr. ... Chose Missouri over offers from Oklahoma, Providence, Virginia Tech and Xavier.

Career TotalsSeason G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D AST TO BS S TP AVG.2008-09 38-0 358 9.4 50-92 .543 13-20 .650 16-36 .444 76 2.0 58-1 27 22 10 15 129 3.4Big 12 16-0 117 7.3 18-34 .529 7-8 .875 5-14 .357 26 1.6 21-0 8 8 4 8 48 3.02007-08 24-0 214 8.9 20-50 .400 7-19 .368 7-13 .538 52 2.2 29-0 14 19 8 8 54 2.3Big 12 12-0 133 11.1 16-38 .421 6-15 .400 5-10 .500 25 2.1 24-0 11 14 2 4 43 3.6TOTAL 62-0 572 9.2 70-142 .493 20-39 .513 23-49 .469 128 2.1 87-1 41 41 18 23 183 3.0Big 12 28-0 250 8.9 34-72 .472 13-23 .565 10-24 .417 51 1.8 45-0 19 22 6 12 91 3.3

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CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 15 at Texas A&M, 3-07-09Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 5, twiceCareer sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 9 vs. Colorado, 1-14-09Career 10 vs. Texas A&M, 2-09-083-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 4 at Texas A&M, 3-07-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4 at Texas A&M, 3-07-09Career sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 2, four timesCareer 2, fi ve timesFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4 vs. Xavier, 11-20-08Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 6 at Nebraska, 1-10-09Career 7 vs. Coppin State, 12-27-07ASSISTS2008-09 3, twiceCareer sameTURNOVERS2008-09 3 vs. Fairfi eld, 11-21-08Career sameBLOCKS2008-09 2 vs. Colorado, 1-14-09Career 2, three timesSTEALS2008-09 3 vs. Oklahoma, 3-04-09Career same


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Prairie View A&M 17 1-1 1-1 1-2 0-4-4 3 1 2 0 0 4Chattanooga 13 2-4 0-1 1-2 2-2-4 0 1 0 1 2 5vs Xavier 16 0-1 0-0 2-4 1-2-3 3 2 0 0 0 2vs Fairfi eld 11 2-3 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 5 2 3 1 0 4vs USC 8 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 0 0 4Oral Roberts 8 2-3 1-1 0-0 1-2-3 4 1 1 0 0 5Ark. Pine Bluff 14 0-2 0-0 1-2 1-3-4 0 3 1 0 1 1California 13 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 3 2 0 0 0 4Murray State 13 0-2 0-1 2-2 0-1-1 2 3 2 0 1 2Stetson 13 4-5 1-1 1-2 0-5-5 1 0 1 1 0 10Illinois 10 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 1 0SIU-Edwardsville 11 2-3 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 0 1 1 4Centenary 12 4-5 0-0 0-1 1-3-4 2 0 1 0 1 8at Georgia 4 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Coppin State 12 0-3 0-1 1-2 1-1-2 1 2 1 1 0 1at Nebraska 11 2-3 0-0 0-3 1-5-6 3 0 1 0 0 4Colorado 15 5-9 1-1 2-3 0-1-1 1 2 0 2 1 13Iowa State 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 3 2 1 1 0 0at Oklahoma State 8 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 3 1 0 0 0 1Texas Tech 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 1 1 1 2 0at Kansas State 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0Baylor 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 2at Texas 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 0 0 0 0at Iowa State 7 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 0 4Kansas 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0Nebraska 5 0-2 0-0 0-2 2-0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0at Colorado 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kansas State 7 1-1 0-0 1-2 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 2 3at Kansas 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 1 0 0 0Oklahoma 7 2-4 2-3 0-0 0-3-3 1 0 0 0 3 6at Texas A&M 21 5-6 4-4 1-2 0-3-3 3 1 2 0 0 15vs Texas Tech 14 2-2 1-1 2-2 1-2-3 3 0 1 0 0 7vs Oklahoma State 8 2-3 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 0 1 0 4vs Baylor 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 0 0vs Cornell 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Marquette 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0vs Memphis 13 3-3 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 7vs Connecticut 15 4-8 1-2 0-1 2-1-3 1 0 0 0 0 9


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Central Michigan 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0Fordham 9 2-2 1-1 0-0 1-4-5 0 0 2 1 0 5Southern 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Maryland 1 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2Western Illiniois 10 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 0 1 0 0at Arkansas 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0McNeese State 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 1 2 1 0North Carolina A&T 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0Coppin State 13 0-2 0-1 0-0 2-5-7 0 0 1 1 1 0at Mississippi State 9 2-3 0-1 0-1 3-1-4 1 0 0 0 1 4UMKC 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 0 0 0 0 1 0at Texas Tech 9 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 4 0 2 0 2 2at Colorado 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0Nebraska 18 1-5 0-1 0-0 1-3-4 3 1 2 0 1 3Kansas State 21 3-6 2-3 1-2 1-2-3 3 2 2 2 0 9at Kansas 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 2-3-5 3 1 1 0 0 0Texas A&M 19 4-10 1-3 1-4 2-2-4 4 1 0 0 0 10at Nebraska 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 1 0at Kansas State 16 4-5 1-2 0-0 1-1-2 4 2 2 0 0 9Colorado 10 2-4 1-3 0-0 0-3-3 1 2 1 0 0 5Oklahoma State 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0at Baylor 6 1-2 1-1 1-2 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 0 4Iowa State 4 0-1 0-1 2-2 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 2vs Nebraska 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 0

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LAURENCEBOWERSSophomore – ForwardMemphis, Tenn. / St. George’s#21 – 6-8, 205 pounds

QUICKLY:Long, athletic forward that should fl ourish with increased time this season … Was one of the team’s most effi cient players last season, leading the club in blocks and rebounds per minute … Battled a knee injury throughout his freshman campaign, but is closer to full strength entering his sophomore season and should regain the explosiveness he had as a high school standout in Tennessee.

2008-09 SEASON:Showed fl ashes of brilliance while playing behind senior All-Big 12

performers DeMarre Carroll and Leo Lyons … Played in 31 games and averaged 3.2 points and 2.1 boards in 6.9 minutes of action

… Reached double fi gures three times on the year, including season highs of 16 points in home wins over Colorado and Kansas State … Needed just 15 minutes to reach those 16 tallies against the Wildcats thanks to 7-of-9 shooting from the fl oor … Also chipped in six boards and a block … Hit 7-of-8 fi eld goals vs. Colorado and also contributed two assists, two steals and a swat … Ranked among team-leaders with nine dunks, including an alley-oop fl ush against Coppin State that was deemed the #1 Play of the Day on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10.

HIGH SCHOOL:Helped lead St. George’s Independent School to a 25-3 record and a berth into the Tennessee Division II State semifi nals as a senior ... Averaged 19.8 points, 12.4 rebounds and 3.7 blocks ... Was a fi nalist for Tennessee’s Mr. Basketball Award and was a McDonald’s All-America game nominee ... Widely considered the top defensive player in the state of Tennessee ... Was a four-time All-State performer, initially at Elliston Baptist High School, before transferring to St.

George’s for his junior and senior campaigns ... Also named to the All-District and All-Region teams ... Was selected his team’s

MVP as a sophomore and co-MVP as a junior ... Led St. George’s to the Tennessee Division II State Championship as a junior, en route to

earning All-State recognition ... Four-time Defensive Player of the Year at his school ... Earned First Team All-State recognition from the Memphis

Commercial Appeal as a senior ... Received scholarship consideration for his work on the baseball mound.

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PERSONAL:Born in Memphis, Tenn., to Nancy Bowers and Laurence Young ... Is hoping to pursue a major in the area of visual arts or communications at Missouri ... Coached at St. George’s by Jeff Ruffi n and in the summer by Ernie Kuyper ... Lists Michael Jackson as his favorite musical artist ... Favorite food is chicken alfredo and Coach Carter is his favorite movie ... Lists his pitching ability as a hidden talent off the court ... Is the nephew of former Arkansas standout Arlyn Bowers ... Bowers played for Anderson and Nolan Richardson at Arkansas from 1988-91 ... Has one sister ... Lists his mother, Aunt Mary and Uncle Arlyn as the most infl uential people in his life ... Selected Missouri over scholarship offers from Arkansas, Marquette, George Mason, New Mexico and UTEP.


CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 16, twiceCareer sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 7, twiceCareer sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 9 vs. Kansas State, 2-25-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 N/ACareer3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 2 at Texas, 2-04-09Career sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 2, four timesCareer sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 7 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameASSISTS2008-09 2, four timesCareer sameTURNOVERS2008-09 2, twiceCareer sameBLOCKS2008-09 2 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-13-09Career sameSTEALS2008-09 2, twiceCareer same


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Prairie View A&M 6 0-2 0-0 1-3 1-3-4 1 0 1 0 0 1 Chattanooga 11 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 2 1 0 0 0 0vs Fairfi eld 10 2-3 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 2 2 0 1 0 4Oral Roberts 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 1 0 0Ark. Pine Bluff 11 3-6 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 0 0 0 1 2 6California 9 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 1 1 0 1 0 4Stetson 13 3-6 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 3 1 0 1 0 6Illinois 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0SIU-Edwardsville 14 4-6 0-0 2-4 4-3-7 1 0 1 0 1 10 Centenary 5 2-5 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 2 0 0 0 0 4Coppin State 14 2-5 0-1 0-0 1-2-3 0 2 0 0 0 4Colorado 19 7-8 0-0 2-2 2-1-3 2 2 2 1 2 16 Iowa State 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0at Oklahoma State 9 1-3 0-1 2-2 0-3-3 2 0 1 1 1 4Texas Tech 5 1-2 0-0 1-2 1-0-1 1 0 0 1 1 3at Kansas State 3 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 0 0 0 2Baylor 4 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 1 2at Texas 5 1-5 0-2 0-0 0-3-3 1 0 0 0 0 2at Iowa State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kansas 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 1 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 7 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 2 0 1 1 2at Colorado 8 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 1 1 0 6Kansas State 15 7-9 0-0 2-2 3-3-6 0 0 0 1 0 16at Kansas 8 1-3 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 1 1 1 0 1 2Oklahoma 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 0 1 0 0 0 0at Texas A&M 2 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2vs Texas Tech 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0vs Oklahoma State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 2 0 0vs Baylor 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0vs Memphis 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 3 1 0 0 0 2vs Connecticut 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0

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MARCUSDENMONSophomore – GuardKansas City, Mo. / Hogan Prep#12 – 6-3, 185 pounds

QUICKLY:Strong, hard-nosed guard that will fi nd a way to win … Hampered by a knee injury most of his freshman season and had knee surgery immediately following his fi rst year … Will be a more explosive player as a sophomore once fully healthy and back to full strength, but still brings a tough mindset on the defensive end that should allow him to see increased playing time … Offensively he’s a slashing guard that

is comfortable going to the bucket or shooting the perimeter jumper.

2008-09 SEASON:Versatile guard for the Tigers as a rookie, that played double-fi gure

minutes in all 38 games in 2008-09 … Finished #6 all-time among Missouri freshmen with 34 three-point makes, including a memorable

60-footer at the half of MU’s 102-91 Sweet 16 win against #2 Memphis … That play was #1 on ESPN’s Plays of

the Day … Was Mizzou’s top free throw shooter by percentage at 79.5 percent and ranked

among team leaders with 54 assists and 34 steals … Those 34 thefts were tops amongst Tiger freshmen and actually equaled the 34 steals enjoyed by both

Anthony Peeler and Clarence Gilbert during their freshmen campaigns … Reached double

fi gures nine times, including 15 tallies in his Division I debut against Prairie View A&M and a career high 16 vs. Iowa State at home … Hit a career high 4-of-6 treys vs.

the Cyclones for the best shooting night of his young career … Also reached double fi gures with 14 points in the home win against Texas Tech and 14 against

California.

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HIGH SCHOOL:All-State performer as a senior at Hogan Prep High School and the winner of the prestigious DiRenna Award as the top player in the Kansas City Metro Area … Two-time All-Metro pick by the Kansas City Star and was named MVP of the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game … Team MVP for Hogan Prep High School after leading the Rams to the Class 3 State Championships … Averaged 28.5 points and 5.8 rebounds and was named Player of the Year in the State of Missouri (all classes) by MaxPreps.com … Ranked among the nation’s Top 100 players (No. 88) by Scout.com and was a three-star recruit by Rivals.com … High School coach was Steve Stitzer.

PERSONAL:Son of Marcus and Bertha Denmon… Full name is Marcus Edward Denmon … Born in Kansas City, Mo. … Plans to major in the communications fi eld and would like to become a basketball coach … Fulfi lled his childhood dream by becoming a Missouri Tiger … Uncle Martinez Denmon played basketball at Iowa State and brother Martane Freeman played at Colorado … Lists leading his team to the Missouri High School Final Four as his favorite moment in basketball thus far … Favorite movies are all three of the Fridays … Favorite food is tacos … Lists football as his hidden talent off the basketball court and was a standout receiver and defensive back at Hogan Prep.


CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 16 vs. Iowa State, 1-17-09Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 6 vs. Iowa State, 1-17-09Career sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 13 vs. California, 12-07-08Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 4 vs. Iowa State, 1-17-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 7 vs. Oklahoma, 3-04-09Career sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 6 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-09Career sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 6 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-09Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 6 vs. USC, 11-23-08Career sameASSISTS2008-09 5 vs. Chattanooga, 11-17-08Career sameTURNOVERS2008-09 4 vs. Nebraska, 2-14-09Career sameBLOCKS2008-09 1, fi ve timesCareer sameSTEALS2008-09 4 vs. Stetson, 12-20-08Career same


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Prairie View A&M 19 5-8 3-6 2-2 2-1-3 1 2 1 0 0 15Chattanooga 20 2-8 0-5 1-1 1-1-2 1 5 1 0 3 5vs Xavier 16 0-3 0-3 2-2 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 1 2vs Fairfi eld 11 2-8 0-2 1-2 1-2-3 1 1 0 0 0 5vs USC 21 2-5 0-3 0-0 3-3-6 2 2 1 0 1 4Oral Roberts 17 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 1 1 2 2Ark. Pine Bluff 15 5-9 1-3 0-0 1-1-2 1 3 2 0 0 11California 16 4-13 1-5 5-5 2-1-3 1 0 2 1 3 14Murray State 17 3-6 1-1 0-0 1-2-3 1 2 0 1 0 7Stetson 20 3-6 1-3 1-1 2-2-4 1 2 2 0 4 8Illinois 17 1-4 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2SIU-Edwardsville 20 4-5 3-4 0-0 0-2-2 1 2 1 0 1 11Centenary 12 2-5 1-2 0-0 1-0-1 1 1 2 0 0 5at Georgia 11 2-7 1-4 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 0 5Coppin State 12 1-2 1-2 1-2 0-2-2 0 1 0 0 2 4at Nebraska 18 2-7 1-6 1-1 2-3-5 1 0 0 0 0 6Colorado 21 5-8 3-5 0-0 0-3-3 1 4 1 0 0 13Iowa State 21 6-12 4-6 0-0 2-0-2 2 1 0 0 0 16at Oklahoma State 15 3-5 0-1 1-3 1-2-3 3 2 3 0 1 7Texas Tech 18 3-6 2-4 6-6 2-2-4 1 2 1 0 1 14at Kansas State 12 0-5 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 2 0 0 0Baylor 26 3-7 2-4 1-2 1-3-4 2 2 1 0 2 9at Texas 14 2-6 1-1 0-0 0-2-2 2 0 2 0 1 5at Iowa State 16 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5Kansas 16 0-4 0-3 0-2 1-1-2 1 0 0 0 2 0Nebraska 26 4-8 2-6 0-0 1-2-3 2 4 4 0 2 10at Colorado 25 3-6 1-4 4-4 1-1-2 2 1 0 0 2 11Kansas State 17 1-3 0-0 4-4 0-2-2 2 0 2 1 2 6at Kansas 10 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 3 0 0 0 0Oklahoma 26 2-8 2-7 0-0 1-2-3 1 2 0 0 1 6at Texas A&M 17 0-1 0-1 1-2 1-0-1 2 0 1 0 2 1vs Texas Tech 14 2-4 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 2 2 1 0 0 4vs Oklahoma State 13 1-6 0-4 0-0 2-0-2 0 0 0 0 1 2vs Baylor 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 1 0 0 0 0vs Cornell 16 1-4 0-3 0-0 0-2-2 2 2 1 0 0 2vs Marquette 15 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 2 1 0 3vs Memphis 11 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 5vs Connecticut 14 1-3 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 2 2 0 0 0 2

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KIMENGLISHSophomore – GuardBaltimore, Md. / Notre Dame Prep#24 – 6-6, 200 pounds

QUICKLY: Gym rat that eats, sleeps and drinks the game of basketball … Spent his off-season working on strength and ball-handing … Has a chance to be a better defender because of his off-season training and should be a more well-rounded scorer as his ball-handing improves … Will

be one of the league’s best spot-up shooters and improved steadily throughout the year, including a great run in NCAA Tournament

play.

2008-09 SEASON:Played in all 38 games, making 13 starts during Big 12 action … Finished the year #2 all-time among Missouri freshmen with 41 three-point makes, behind only Kareem Rush who hit 46 … Averaged 6.5 points on 37-percent three-point shooting … Contributed 42 assists and 19

steals and his 72.4 percent success rate at the foul line ranked among team-leaders … Reached double fi gures eight times on the year, including a career high 17 points vs. #23 Marquette in the second round of the NCAA Tournament … Hit 3-of-6 treys vs. the Golden Eagles and was a perfect 2-of-2 at the foul line … Named a nominee for NCAA Tournament Player of the Day on CNNSI for his effort, which included hitting those two free throws with just 5.5 seconds

remaining and the game tied 79-79 … Scored 15 fi rst-half points vs. the Eagles in a span of

fi ve minutes … Went 6-of-8 from the fl oor during that time …

Also turned in a 13-point night against Cornell in the opening round of the NCAA

Tournament and chipped in six free throws against Memphis in the Sweet 16 … Scored 16

points in wins over California and Iowa State … Scored 14 consecutive tallies in the win over the Golden Bears and then hit 4-of-5 treys in Ames to help the Tigers top the Cyclones … Finished the year hitting 15 consecutive free throws, including 12-of-12 in NCAA Tourney play.

remaining and the game tied 79-79 … Scored 15 fi rst-half points vs. the Eagles in a span of


Also turned in a 13-point night against Cornell in the opening round of the NCAA

Tournament and chipped in six free throws against Memphis in the Sweet 16 … Scored 16

points in wins over California and Iowa State … Scored 14 consecutive tallies in the win over the

Golden Bears and then hit 4-of-5 treys in Ames to help the Tigers top the Cyclones … Finished the year hitting 15 consecutive free throws, including 12-of-12


Also turned in a 13-point night against Cornell in the opening round of the NCAA Cornell in the opening round of the NCAA

Tournament and chipped in six free throws Tournament and chipped in six free throws against Memphis in the Sweet 16 … Scored 16 against Memphis in the Sweet 16 … Scored 16

points in wins over California and Iowa State … points in wins over California and Iowa State … Scored 14 consecutive tallies in the win over the Scored 14 consecutive tallies in the win over the

Golden Bears and then hit 4-of-5 treys in Ames to Golden Bears and then hit 4-of-5 treys in Ames to help the Tigers top the Cyclones … Finished the year help the Tigers top the Cyclones … Finished the year hitting 15 consecutive free throws, including 12-of-12 hitting 15 consecutive free throws, including 12-of-12 in NCAA Tourney play.in NCAA Tourney play.

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PREP:Played one season at Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Mass., earning team MVP honors after averaging 17.3 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game ... Ranked No. 5 nationally among prep school performers by Scout.com and was a four-star recruit ... Ranked the No. 95 player in America by USA Today and No. 111 by Rivals.com ... Ranked the No. 6 player in New England in 2008 and was a Second Team All-New England pick by hoopscooponline.com ... Was selected to the All-Tournament team of the MCI Invitational in Pittsfi eld, Maine.

HIGH SCHOOL:Played for Randallstown High School and led the club with 18.2 points and 7.4 rebounds as a senior ... Earned First Team All-Metro honors from the Baltimore Examiner and Second Team All-Metro accolades from the Baltimore Sun ... Was named the team MVP after leading Randallstown to its third consecutive Class 2A State Championship.

PERSONAL:Born in Baltimore, Md., to Brenda Fowlkes and Kim English, Sr. ... High School Coach was Kim Rivers and prep school coach was Ryan Hurd ... Would like to major in business administration ... Favorite player is Larry Bird ... Nicknamed “Sniper” because of his shooting prowess ... Favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption ... Lists John Legend and Tessa Hill as his favorite musical artists ... Has two sisters and one brother ... Received scholarship offers from Tennessee, Cincinnati, Florida State, Miami, Seton Hall and St. John’s.


CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 17 vs. Marquette, 3-22-09Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 6, twiceCareer sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 13 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 4, twiceCareer same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 6, twiceCareer sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 6 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09Career sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 6 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 5 at Iowa State, 2-07-09Career sameASSISTS2008-09 5 vs. SIUE, 12-27-09Career sameTURNOVERS2008-09 3, three timesCareer sameBLOCKS2008-09 1, four timesCareer sameSTEALS2008-09 3 vs. Colorado, 1-14-09Career same


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Prairie View A&M 8 1-4 0-1 2-2 1-2-3 1 0 1 0 1 4Chattanooga 12 3-8 2-5 1-3 0-2-2 2 1 1 0 1 9vs Xavier 6 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 0 0 0 2vs Fairfi eld 17 3-9 1-3 0-0 3-1-4 0 1 2 0 1 7vs USC 18 1-8 0-3 2-2 0-0-0 4 1 0 0 0 4Oral Roberts 10 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 4Ark. Pine Bluff 16 5-8 3-5 0-0 0-2-2 2 2 0 0 0 13California 14 5-7 4-6 2-2 0-1-1 5 1 2 0 1 16Murray State 17 2-3 0-1 4-5 1-0-1 0 1 1 0 0 8Stetson 8 1-3 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 2 0 0 0 0 2Illinois 20 3-10 1-3 0-0 2-1-3 0 1 2 0 2 7SIU-Edwardsville 18 3-5 1-1 3-4 1-3-4 2 5 1 0 0 10Centenary 12 0-4 0-3 0-1 1-1-2 1 1 0 0 0 0at Georgia 14 3-5 2-4 0-1 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 1 8Coppin State 15 3-6 3-5 0-0 0-2-2 2 1 3 0 0 9at Nebraska 10 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 3Colorado * 14 4-6 2-4 2-4 0-0-0 1 2 2 1 3 12Iowa State * 20 3-5 3-4 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 2 0 0 9at Oklahoma State * 16 0-4 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 3 1 0 0 1 0Texas Tech * 22 5-13 2-6 1-2 1-2-3 4 2 1 0 2 13at Kansas State * 15 2-6 1-3 1-2 0-1-1 0 1 1 1 0 6Baylor * 20 3-7 1-5 2-2 0-1-1 2 1 3 0 1 9at Texas * 20 1-3 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 2at Iowa State * 22 6-8 4-5 0-0 1-4-5 3 4 1 0 0 16Kansas * 19 3-8 0-2 2-4 0-2-2 0 1 2 1 0 8Nebraska * 17 0-5 0-3 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 2 1 1 0at Colorado * 12 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-0-0 3 0 3 0 0 6Kansas State * 14 1-6 0-2 0-0 1-2-3 1 1 0 0 1 2Oklahoma 14 0-3 0-1 1-2 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 1at Texas A&M 12 1-4 0-2 0-2 1-1-2 1 1 2 0 0 2vs Texas Tech 8 0-4 0-2 1-2 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 1 1vs Oklahoma State 10 1-6 0-4 2-2 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 4vs Baylor 17 2-5 2-4 1-1 0-2-2 1 2 1 0 1 7vs Cornell 11 3-5 3-4 4-4 0-2-2 0 1 0 0 0 13vs Marquette 12 6-11 3-6 2-2 0-1-1 3 0 0 0 0 17vs Memphis 12 0-3 0-2 6-6 1-0-1 1 2 2 0 0 6vs Connecticut 8 0-4 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 0 0

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STEVEMOORESophomore – ForwardKansas City, Mo. / Truman HS#32 – 6-9, 264 pounds

QUICKLY:Hardworking bruiser in the paint … Provides the most bulk of any of Missouri’s front line performers, but worked hard to shed 30 pounds from his arrival as a freshman … Learned from departed seniors DeMarre Carroll and Leo Lyons and should see more action as a sophomore with his ability to block and alter shots … Also an improving rebounder with

his increased mobility.

2008-09 SEASON:Played behind All-Big 12 post players DeMarre Carroll and Leo

Lyons as a freshman and saw action in 18 contests … Averaged 1.1 points and 1.3 rebounds in 4.8 minutes of playing time as a rookie … Played a career high 14 minutes against SIU-Edwardsville and 11 minutes against Coppin State … Hit 6-of-14 shots on the year and went to the foul line 17 times … Scored a season high fi ve points against Stetson on 2-of-3 shooting and ripped away a career high three steals against Coppin State.

HIGH SCHOOL:Earned All-State, All-Conference and All-District honors at Truman High School … Averaged 17.0 points and 12.1 rebounds for the Patriots in helping his team to the Missouri Class 5 Final Four … Helped his club to 11 consecutive victories after a 9-8 start to reach

the state semifi nals … Ranked the nation’s No. 20 center prospect and No. 128 recruit overall by espn.com … Averaged 18.1 points, 12.9

rebounds and 4.4 blocks per game as a junior to earn All-State and All-Metro recognition

… Played for Billy Guinnee at Truman High School … Coached on the AAU

circuit by L.J. Goolsby and was an AAU teammate of current Tiger

freshman Marcus Denmon.

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Career TotalsSeason G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D AST TO BS S TP AVG.2008-09 18-0 87 4.8 6-14 .429 0-0 .000 8-17 .471 24 1.3 21-0 5 8 1 3 20 1.1Big 12 7-0 22 3.1 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 3 0.4 6-0 1 3 0 0 3 0.4

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 5 vs. Stetson, 12-20-08Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 2 vs. Stetson, 12-20-08Career sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 3 vs. Stetson, 12-20-08Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 N/ACareer3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 N/ACareerFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 2, twiceCareer sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4 vs. Chattanooga, 11-17-08Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 4, three timesCareer sameASSISTS2008-09 1, fi ve timesCareer sameTURNOVERS2008-09 2 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameBLOCKS2008-09 1 vs. Fairfi eld, 11-21-08Career sameSTEALS2008-09 3 vs. Coppin State, 1-06-09Career same

PERSONAL:Son of Steve and the late Rita Moore … Full name is Steve Torrence Moore … Born in Chicago, Ill. … Plans to major in Business and would like to pursue a career in law enforcement … Selected Missouri because of his relationship with the staff … Lists fried chicken and pizza as his favorite foods and his favorite movie/book is Romeo and Juliet … Favorite actor is Will Smith … Nickname is “Super Man” and enjoys tubing and camping when not playing basketball.


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Prairie View A&M 3 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Chattanooga 7 1-1 0-0 1-4 1-1-2 3 0 1 0 0 3vs Fairfi eld 4 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0-0 1 0 0 1 0 2Ark. Pine Bluff 7 0-2 0-0 1-2 3-1-4 0 1 0 0 0 1California 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 2 1 0 0 0 0Stetson 7 2-3 0-0 1-3 0-4-4 1 1 1 0 0 5SIU-Edwardsville 14 0-2 0-0 2-2 1-3-4 2 1 2 0 0 2Centenary 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 4 0 0 0 0 0Coppin State 11 0-0 0-0 2-2 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 3 2Colorado 9 1-3 0-0 1-1 1-1-2 2 1 1 0 0 3Iowa State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0at Iowa State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nebraska 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0at Colorado 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0Kansas State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 1 0 0 0at Kansas 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Texas Tech 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Cornell 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2

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MIGUELPAULSophomore – GuardWinter Haven, Fla. / Kathleen HS#3 – 6-1, 172 pounds

QUICKLY:Quick, shifty point guard that made great strides throughout his freshman season … Began attacking the basket with more effectiveness later in the year and turned into a more dynamic offensive presence with his passing ability … Should be an improved defender with added strength and gives the Tigers a nice change-of-pace guard playing along with seniors J.T. Tiller and Zaire Taylor.

2008-09 SEASON:Played in all 38 games for Missouri as a freshman and ranked among

team leaders with 57 assists and 21 steals in 11.4 minutes a game … Averaged 3.0 points and 0.9 rebounds as a reserve point guard

… Reached double fi gures in scoring three times, with 11 points coming in his debut vs. Prairie View A&M, 12 vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville and 11 more vs. Coppin State … Dished multiple assists in 16 games, including a season high fi ve vs. Oral Roberts and Arkansas-Pine Bluff in back-to-back contests … Played well in postseason action as a rookie, dishing seven assists, while committing just one turnover in his fi nal fi ve games, including the Big 12 Championship game vs. Baylor.

HIGH SCHOOL:Enjoyed a great prep career at Kathleen High School, culminating with back-to-back appearances in the Class 4A state championship game ... Averaged 14.0 points, 4.2 assists and 4.9 rebounds ... Named one of the nation’s Top 150 performers by ESPN.com and was listed a Top 15 point

guard recruit nationally ... A three-star pick by both Scout and Rivals.com ... First Team

All-Polk County ... Finalist for the Florida Class 4A Player of the Year ... Selected to participate in the

Florida vs. USA All-Star Game ... All-League and All-Region selection ... Earned First

Team All-Polk County honors as a junior and was the MVP of the Frank

Spencer National Holiday Classic ... Second Team All-Polk County pick

as a sophomore and was selected to participate in the prestigious Nike Jamboree.

4.2 assists and 4.9 rebounds ... Named one of the nation’s Top 4.2 assists and 4.9 rebounds ... Named one of the nation’s Top 150 performers by ESPN.com and was listed a Top 15 point 150 performers by ESPN.com and was listed a Top 15 point

guard recruit nationally ... A three-star pick guard recruit nationally ... A three-star pick by both Scout and Rivals.com ... First Team by both Scout and Rivals.com ... First Team

All-Polk County ... Finalist for the Florida Class 4A All-Polk County ... Finalist for the Florida Class 4A Player of the Year ... Selected to participate in the Player of the Year ... Selected to participate in the

Florida vs. USA All-Star Game ... All-League Florida vs. USA All-Star Game ... All-League and All-Region selection ... Earned First and All-Region selection ... Earned First

Team All-Polk County honors as a Team All-Polk County honors as a junior and was the MVP of the Frank

Spencer National Holiday Classic ... Second Team All-Polk County pick

as a sophomore and was selected to participate in the prestigious Nike Jamboree.

4.2 assists and 4.9 rebounds ... Named one of the nation’s Top 150 performers by ESPN.com and was listed a Top 15 point

guard recruit nationally ... A three-star pick by both Scout and Rivals.com ... First Team

All-Polk County ... Finalist for the Florida Class 4A Player of the Year ... Selected to participate in the

Florida vs. USA All-Star Game ... All-League and All-Region selection ... Earned First

Team All-Polk County honors as a

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PERSONAL:Son of Leslie and Masha Paul ... Full name is Miguel Masha Paul ... Born in Panama City, Fla. ... Hopes to pursue a marketing degree and would like to focus on sports marketing ... Coached by Drew Taylor at Kathleen High School ... Coached by Bernie Hayes in the summer ... His father played football at Winston Salem State University and signed a free agent contract with the Philadelphia Eagles ... Is a gadget junky and loves getting the newest cell phones on the market ... Nicknamed MP3 ... Has two siblings, Gionni and India ... Biggest hidden talent off the basketball court is his dancing ability ... Favorite actor is Billy Bob Thornton ... Favorite movie is Glory Road ... Favorite food is pizza ... Selected Missouri because of his relationship with the coaching staff ... Picked Missouri over scholarship offers from Clemson, Memphis, Miami (Fla.), South Florida and St. John’s.


CAREER HIGHSPOINTS2008-09 12 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameFIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 5 vs. Coppin State, 1-06-09Career sameFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 9 vs. Coppin State, 1-06-09Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE2008-09 3 vs. Prairie View A&M, 11-15-08Career same3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED2008-09 6 vs. Prairie View A&M, 11-15-08Career sameFREE THROWS MADE2008-09 3 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-08Career sameFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED2008-09 4 vs. Chattanooga, 11-17-08Career sameREBOUNDS2008-09 5 vs. Iowa State, 1-17-09Career sameASSISTS2008-09 5, twiceCareer sameTURNOVERS2008-09 5 vs. California, 12-07-08Career sameBLOCKS2008-09 1 vs. Kansas State, 2-25-09Career sameSTEALS2008-09 2, three timesCareer same


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Prairie View A&M 15 4-8 3-6 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 1 11Chattanooga 12 1-4 1-4 2-4 0-1-1 2 2 1 0 1 5vs Xavier 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 1 0 0 0 0vs Fairfi eld 20 2-5 1-2 0-0 1-1-2 1 3 0 0 0 5vs USC 19 3-5 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 2 0 0 7Oral Roberts 19 4-7 0-1 1-1 0-1-1 1 5 1 0 1 9Ark. Pine Bluff 19 1-4 1-4 0-0 0-1-1 0 5 2 0 1 3California 17 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 5 0 1 5Murray State 11 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 3Stetson 21 0-2 0-2 0-0 1-2-3 1 3 0 0 0 0Illinois 7 0-4 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 1 0 0 0SIU-Edwardsville 18 4-8 1-3 3-3 1-0-1 2 4 1 0 0 12Centenary 17 2-4 1-3 0-0 0-0-0 0 3 1 0 0 5at Georgia 12 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 2 0 0 0Coppin State 19 5-9 1-4 0-1 0-1-1 1 1 2 0 1 11at Nebraska 7 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 2 0 1 0 Colorado 19 2-3 2-2 2-3 0-1-1 1 3 1 0 1 8 Iowa State 16 0-3 0-2 1-2 2-3-5 0 2 1 0 1 1at Oklahoma State 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 2 0 0 0 0 Texas Tech 13 2-4 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 2 0 2 4 at Kansas State 10 1-2 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3 Baylor 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Texas 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Iowa State 9 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 3 1 0 1 0 Kansas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Nebraska 14 2-5 1-1 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 1 0 1 5 at Colorado 8 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 1 0 Kansas State 13 0-4 0-1 2-3 1-1-2 4 2 1 1 2 2 at Kansas 10 1-4 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 1 0 2 2 Oklahoma 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Texas A&M 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 vs Texas Tech 20 3-6 0-2 1-2 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 1 7 vs Oklahoma State 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs Baylor 6 1-3 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 2 2 0 0 1 3 vs Cornell 5 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 0 1 0 0 0 0 vs Marquette 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 vs Memphis 13 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 1 0vs Connecticut 5 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2

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JARRETTSUTTONJunior – GuardKansas City, Mo. / Oak Park HS#25 – 6-3, 190 pounds

QUICKLY: Joined the club after going through tryouts in late

October ... Caught the attention of Head Coach Mike Anderson while playing against the coach at the Mizzou Student Recreation Center ... Is a good shooter and a tireless worker.

2008-09 SEASON:Played in 12 games for the Tigers hitting 7-of-15

treys in late-game action … Hit a pair of treys in the win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, while recording a steal

… Saw postseason action against Texas Tech in the Big 12 Championship and against Cornell in the opening round

of the NCAA Tournament … Also hit a trey in Big 12 action against Iowa State at home.

HIGH SCHOOL:Played at Oak Park High School in Kansas City and was a four-year

letterwinner ... Was named team captain as a senior ... Was an All-Conference and All-Northland pick following his senior campaign ... Earned Second Team All-Metro accolades from the Kansas City Star ... Outstanding student that was named to the Principal’s Honor Roll.

PERSONAL:Son of Ellen and Del Sutton ... Majoring in Business Marketing and would love to work in the marketing/management realm for a professional sports team ... Chose Missouri because of its tradition and location ... Favorite movie is Rudy and favorite musical artist is the Dave Matthews

Band ... High School coaches were Fred Turner and Peat Gaskill and was coached on the AAU level by Darin Mason and Scott Wedman.


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Chattanooga 3 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3Ark.-Pine Bluff 4 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 1 6California 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0Stetson 4 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3SIU-Edwardsville 2 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 3Centenary 1 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3Coppin State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0Colorado 4 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0Iowa State 2 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3Kansas State 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs Texas Tech 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0vs Cornell 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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MICHAELDIXONFreshman – GuardKansas City, Mo. / Lee’s Summit West HS#10 – 6-1, 175 pounds

HIGH SCHOOLNamed Mr. Show Me Basketball in 2009 as the State of Missouri’s top player in 2009 (senior) … Was a First Team All-State Selection by the Kansas City Star and the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association as a junior and senior … Was a three-time All-Suburban Small 6 Conference selection, including MVP as a junior and a senior … Led Lee’s Summit West High School to a 24-4 overall record in 2009 … The Titans won 21 consecutive games before falling in the sectionals … Averaged

a school record 24.2 points as a senior for Head Coach Michael Schieber’s club, while adding 5.5 assists, 3.1 steals and 4.4 rebounds … Finished his prep career with 1,849 points, 532 assists and 245 steals, each of which rank #1 or #2 in Lee’s Summit West history … Attended the NBA’s Top 100 Camp in Charlottesville, Va. ... Was listed as one of the nation’s Top 100

recruits by several recruiting publications and had offers from Arizona, Purdue, Oklahoma, Marquette, Louisville, California and

others before selecting Mizzou.

PERSONAL:Son of Mike Dixon Sr. and Sybil Dixon … Has one sister (Alexis) and one brother (Jarred) … Born in Kansas City, Mo. … Lists his father as the most infl uential person in his life … His father played collegiately at San Jose State and fi nished his career as the school’s all-time assist leader … Hopes to pursue a degree in the Sport Management fi eld and would love to coach after completing his playing career … Favorite actor is Denzel Washington and lists Lil Wayne and Jay-Z as his favorite musical artists ... Played on the AAU circuit for L.J. Goolsby and the Kansas City Pump ‘N’ Run … Was an AAU teammate of current Tigers Marcus Denmon and Steve Moore.

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TYLERSTONEFreshman – ForwardMemphis, Tenn / Central HS#33 – 6-7, 225 pounds

HIGH SCHOOL:Continues Missouri’s growing pipeline to the city of Memphis after

earning All-Metro honors each of the past two seasons, along with All-Area, All-Region and District 16 AAA MVP honors as a senior … Completed his high school career at Central High School for Head Coach Andre Applewhite … Averaged 15 points and eight

boards for the Central Warriors during his senior campaign … Was a two-year starter at Central … Played on the AAU circuit for

the Memphis Hoopers and M33M … Selected Missouri over Houston and Middle Tennessee State.

PERSONAL:Son of Sharon Stone and James Bradley … Full name is Tyler Xavier Stone … Has two older sisters, Katrena and Brittany … Father played collegiately at the University of Memphis and was a second round draft pick of the Atlanta Hawks (#35 overall) in 1979 … Interestingly enough, current Missouri Volleyball coach Wayne Kreklow was selected #53 in that same draft … Is undecided on a major at Mizzou, but would like to become a basketball coach after his playing career … Enjoys listening to music and hanging out with friends in his spare time …

Lists pizza as his favorite food and dancing is his biggest hidden talent off the basketball court … Favorite actor is Will Smith and favorite musical

artist is Gucci Mane.

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JOHNUNDERWOODFreshman – ForwardPhoenix, Ariz. / Princeton Day Academy#35 – 6-9, 208 pounds

QUICKLY:Long, athletic shot-blocker who is a developing presence on the offensive end … Is working to add strength, which should enhance his rebounding abilities, but has very good instincts around the rim and is able to alter a lot of shots because of his size and wingspan.

PREP SCHOOL:Played one year of prep school basketball for Head Coach Van

Whitfi eld at Princeton Day Academy in Lanham, Md. … Averaged 18 points, 11 rebounds and eight blocked shots while taking his

club to a 33-3 overall record and a #7 national ranking in the National Private School Athletic Association … Was a fi rst team All-American by the NPSAA … Earned All-Tournament

accolades at the Nike iS8 Tournament in New York City and the Crossin Memorial Classic in Plymouth, Pa.

HIGH SCHOOL:One of the most prolifi c shot-blockers in Arizona

High School basketball during his tenure and blocked 200 shots at Alhambra High School

and produced three triple-doubles during that season … Played his senior season

at Agua Fria High School in Avondale, Ariz., for coach Paul Murphy and helped take the school to the State Tournament … Averaged better than

eight blocked shots a game at Agua Fria, while producing scoring norms of 10.1 points and 10.5 rebounds … Used

his rebounding and defensive prowess to earn Class 4A-1 All-State and All-Region accolades.

PERSONAL:Son of John Underwood Sr. and Kim Bevels … Full name is Johnathan Wesley Underwood … Has two brothers and one sister … Is an outstanding cook and is known for his work on the grill … Specialties include chicken and ribs … Ribs are his favorite food … Would like to

major in business and possibly run a business with his father after he completes his playing career.

coaches

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HEAD COACHMIKE ANDERSON

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HEAD COACHMIKE ANDERSONSEASONS AT MISSOURI FOURTH SEASONALMA MATER TULSA ’82HOMETOWN BIRMINGHAM, ALA.WIFE MARCHEITA CHILDREN DARCHEITA, MICHAEL JR., YVONNE, SUNEYGRANDCHILDREN AIYANNA, MIKAYLA, ANDERSON KEITH, LAILA

It took just three seasons for Mike Anderson to restore the roar of Missouri Basketball. In fact, just three years removed (to the day) from his March

26, 2006 hiring date, Anderson was in the midst of leading Missouri to a 102-91 win over #2 Memphis in the Sweet 16 in Glendale,

Ariz., in what was to be the fi nishing touches on a record-breaking basketball season in Columbia.

What started with Missouri being slated seventh in the Big 12 Conference’s preseason standings due to the infusion of seven newcomers, turned into a record-breaking 31-win campaign, the largest turnaround in college basketball (+15 wins), the school’s fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight and Mizzou’s fi rst-ever Big 12 Conference Tournament Championship.

The Tigers also toppled ranked foes such as #23 Marquette and #2 Memphis during their NCAA Tournament run, before falling to #1-seeded UConn in the West Regional Final. The Tigers’ fast-paced play captivated audiences and “basketball experts” across the nation, leading to National Coach of the Year honors for Anderson and numerous other accolades for the Tiger players.

ESPN’s Rick Reilly gushed – “Wow, are these guys this much fun to watch all the time? I had no idea they were this good.

Man, this is fun to watch.”

CBS’ Jay Bilas commented on Missouri’s supreme passing and cutting in their fast-paced motion offense during their win over Memphis.

The Washington Post’s Michael Wilbon called Missouri one of the most impressive and exciting teams he had seen all season.

Yes, while Anderson quietly led his Mizzou Basketball renaissance over his fi rst two seasons, his plan to unleash The Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball on an unsuspecting nation in 2008-09 became a rousing success. Missouri won a school record 12 Big 12 Conference games

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in 2008-09 and went into the fi nal weekend with a shot at claiming the Big 12’s regular-season crown. The Tigers were the only Big 12 school to defeat both Oklahoma and Kansas and fi nished with a remarkable six wins over Top 25 opponents.

Missouri fi nished the season ranked #8/9 in the fi nal national polls, the highest fi nal mark for the club since the 1993-94 campaign and second amongst the Big 12’s programs.

DeMarre Carroll became the fi rst player in school history to win First Team All-Big 12 and First Team Academic All-Big 12 and was rewarded for his consistency by earning All-America recognition.

J.T. Tiller was coined the Big 12 Conference’s Defensive Player of the Year and showed he was much more than a defensive stalwart by pouring in a career high 23 tallies against #2 Memphis in the Regional Semifi nal.

Matt Lawrence and Leo Lyons fi nished their Tiger careers with a 31-7 overall record and the name “Big 12 Champions” after opening their tenures with a 12-16 mark as freshmen.

Yes, Anderson has certainly changed the culture at Missouri in just three seasons and following his signing of a new 7-year contract, it appears the fun is just beginning.

Three years prior to leading Missouri to new heights (31 wins) Anderson cultivated support in the Show Me State through a grass-roots effort.

Anderson fi rst reconnected with coaches from around the state. Days after his hiring, Anderson met with the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association in Indianapolis, Ind., to give a more detailed look at his coaching philosophy, his dedication to his student-athletes and how he makes his family-oriented approach to the game of basketball so successful… Anderson’s efforts with the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association got results. The Tiger sideline boss was soon invited to basketball clinics throughout the region and Missouri signed two of the

state’s top players in his second year, Kansas City’s top high school performer, Marcus Denmon, and hardworking big man, Steve Moore.

Next, Anderson reconnected with the fans. Making more than 100 public appearances each of his fi rst three seasons, Anderson met with the Tiger Nation anywhere and anytime. From appearances at the state capital in Jefferson City, to late-night encounters with fans at the local Walmart. Like his swarming defenses, Anderson seemed to be everywhere… and similar to the reaction of the high school coaching community, the Mizzou faithful responded. Mizzou Arena enjoyed a record three sellouts in 2006-07 and had four more sellouts to closeout the 2008-09 season, the most in facility history.

Anderson then turned his focus to recruiting. Hired just weeks before the start of the late signing period, the Missouri staff was seen from coast-to-coast, evaluating talent and searching for the right pieces to fi t Mizzou’s new brand of hardwood hysteria. That recruiting and teaching prowess has paid immediate dividends, as the Tigers produced back-to-back Big 12 Newcomer of the Year honorees, the school’s fi rst-ever Defensive Player of the Year (Tiller), fi rst-ever Sixth Man of the Year (Matt Lawrence) and had multiple players earn All-Big 12 accolades, such as Carroll, Lyons and All-Rookie Team member, Zaire Taylor.

Anderson next cultivated the talent within the program. No Big 12 team has seen greater scoring increases than Anderson’s bunch. The Tigers fi nished #4 nationally in scoring in 2008-09 and led the nation in assists per game. Missouri also set a school record for fewest turnovers and fi nished #2 in steals.

Finally, Anderson instilled a winning attitude, both on the court and in the classroom. During workouts, Anderson added competitive aspects to nearly every drill. From scrimmages to shooting regimens, Anderson went through the process of teaching his team how to win, and similar to his connection with coaches and fans, his recruitment of new Tigers and development of current ones, Anderson’s efforts paid off. He is the winningest coach in

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school history through his fi rst three seasons and he led seniors Lawrence and Lyons to a +19 win total from their freshman through senior seasons, going from 12-16 in 2005-06, to 31-7 in 2008-09.

Classroom success has also been prevalent under Anderson. Both Carroll and Lawrence earned Academic All-Big 12 recognition in 2009, and a school record seven Tigers graduated in 2008, including Carroll and Anderson’s son, Michael Anderson, Jr.

“Basketball is what ties many of these young men together and initially gave them the opportunity to attend Missouri, but make no mistake, we are here to make these men productive citizens and that begins in the classroom,” Anderson said. “Education is a foundation for a better life and we will do everything in our power

to make sure these young men leave Missouri with their degree and ready to take on life’s challenges.”

Anderson brought his brand of winning basketball to the University of Missouri and the Big 12 Conference when he was named the 16th head coach in school history on March 26, 2006.

“I’m simply honored and excited to become the head coach at Missouri,” Anderson said at his opening press conference on the fl oor of Mizzou Arena. “When you talk about the University of Missouri, you immediately associate the great winning tradition established by Coach (Norm) Stewart. Having the opportunity to coach 17 seasons at Arkansas, I am familiar with Norm Stewart-coached teams. I remember their hard-nosed style of play and the passion the fans felt for their teams. Not many programs enjoyed the same type of fan support that we did during our days at Arkansas, but Missouri was one of them. The fan support and passion surrounding this program makes me so excited to call myself a Tiger.”

Anderson came to Mizzou following a career-high 24 wins, which saw the Blazers reach the championship game of the Conference USA Tournament and face 8th-seeded Kentucky in the opening round of NCAA Tournament in Philadelphia. UAB’s 24-7 overall record in 2005-06 was the second-highest win total in school history and the most for the program in 20 seasons (25 wins in 1985-86). The record ledger also saw Anderson average an impressive 22.3 wins in his four years at UAB tenure.

While those 22 wins per season are impressive, it has essentially been a regularity for Anderson-coached clubs. Anderson is averaging 21.7 wins per season at Mizzou and beginning with his days as an assistant under legendary sideline boss Nolan Richardson at Tulsa and Arkansas and continuing through his seven seasons as a head coach (25 seasons in all), Anderson has enjoyed 19 campaigns with 20-plus wins, an average win total of 23.1 per season.

While Anderson is one of the shining examples of Richardson’s tutelage, the Birmingham, Ala., native has wasted little time solidifying his own coaching resume. Prior to his initial season at UAB, the Blazers struggled through a 13-17 campaign in 2001-02, but rallied to win 21 games under Anderson in 2002-03. That eight-game improvement marked the greatest single-season turnaround in school history and Anderson became one of just three fi rst-year head coaches that season to win 20 games. The Blazers also fi nished second in Conference USA’s National Division and advanced to the championship game of the C-USA Tournament, before falling to host Louisville 83-78. En route to that C-USA fi nale, the Blazers toppled (2006 NBA Finals MVP) Dwyane Wade and No. 1 seeded Marquette (ranked No. 8 nationally) 83-76 in the quarterfi nals and qualifi ed for the Postseason NIT before falling to eventual NIT champion St. John’s in the second round.

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2006-Present University of MissouriHead Coach

2002-06 UABHead Coach

1994-2002 University of ArkansasAssistant Head Coach

1985-94 University of ArkansasAssistant Head Coach

1982-85 University of TulsaVolunteer Assistant Coach

COACHING ACHIEVEMENTS

2009 MizzouNCAA TournamentBig 12 Tournament ChampionsNABC National Coach of the YearClair Bee Coach of the Year

2006 UABNCAA Tournament

2005 UABNCAA Tournament Second Round

2004 UABNCAA Tournament Sweet 16C-USA Ray Meyer Coach of the YearConference USA Champions

2003 UABNational Invitational Tournament

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1980-82 University of Tulsa1978-80 Jefferson State C.C.1974-78 Jackson Olin High School

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Year Record Pct. Highlight

2006-07 18-12 .600 Tied MU Rookie Record for wins

2007-08 16-16 .500 Defeated 4 NCAA Tournament Teams

2008-09 31-7 .816 Big 12 Tournament ChampsNCAA Elite Eight

Mizzou Total 65-35 .650

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM(HEAD COACH)


2002-03 21-13 .618 NIT Quarterfi nals

2003-04 22-10 .688 NCAA Sweet 16

2004-05 22-11 .667 NCAA 2nd Round

2005-06 24-7 .774 NCAA 1st Round

UAB Total 89-41 .685 Three NCAA Berths

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS(PART-TIME ASSISTANT / ASSISTANT HEAD COACH)


1985-86 12-16 .429 –

1986-87 19-14 .576 NIT 2nd Round

1987-88 21-9 .700 NCAA First Round

1988-89 25-7 .781 NCAA 2nd Round

1989-90 30-5 .857 NCAA Final Four

1990-91 34-4 .895 NCAA Elite Eight

1991-92 26-8 .765 NCAA 2nd Round

1992-93 22-9 .710 NCAA Sweet 16

1993-94 31-3 .912 National Champions

1994-95 32-7 .821 National Runner-Up

1995-96 20-13 .606 NCAA Sweet 16

1996-97 18-14 .563 NIT Runner Up

1997-98 24-9 .727 NCAA 2nd Round

1998-99 23-11 .676 NCAA 2nd Round

1999-2000 19-15 .559 NCAA 1st Round

2000-01 20-11 .645 NCAA 1st Round

2001-02 14-15 .483 –

UA Total 390-170 .696 1994 NCAA Title

UNIVERSITY OF TULSA(VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH)Year Record Pct. Highlight

1982-83 19-12 .613 NIT First Round

1983-84 27-4 .871 NCAA 1st Round

1984-85 23-6 .742 NCAA 1st Round

Tulsa Total 69-22 .758 Three Postseason Appearances

In 2004, Anderson earned Ray Meyer Conference USA Coach of the Year accolades after guiding UAB to a 22-10 overall record and a share of the league’s regular-season title with a 12-4 mark. Tabbed one of the nation’s top up-and-coming coaches, Anderson’s Blazers’ fi nished the season ranked No. 23 in the national polls and were NCAA Tournament spoilers, toppling Washington 102-100 in the opening round and No. 1 Kentucky 76-75 in the Round of 32. That win over the top-ranked Wildcats vaulted UAB into the Sweet 16 for the fi rst time since 1981 and the win over UW was the program’s fi rst NCAA Tournament victory since 1986.

Prior to his tenure at UAB, Anderson was a long-time assistant under legendary Arkansas and Tulsa head coach Nolan Richardson. Anderson spent 17 seasons (1985-2002) at Arkansas, which was highlighted by 12- 20-win campaigns, four 30-win seasons, three Final Fours and the 1994 NCAA National Championship with a 31-3 record. UA averaged 27 wins per season during the decade of the 1990s and their 270 wins from 1990-99 were more than all but four programs in the NCAA Division I ranks.

A native of Birmingham, Ala., Anderson was an All-State and All-City guard at Jackson Olin High School before moving on to Jefferson State Junior College. Born December 12, 1959, Anderson and his wife, Marcheita, have four children; Darcheita (husband Keith), Michael Jr., Yvonne and Suney, and four grandchildren, Aiyanna, Mikayla, Anderson Keith and Laila. Michael Jr. is a recent graduate of Missouri and a three-year letterwinner, while Yvonne is a sophomore point guard at the University of Texas after being named Missouri’s Player of the Year in 2008.

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SEASONS AT MISSOURI SIXTH SEASONALMA MATER UNC-CHARLOTTE ’77HOMETOWN REIDSVILLE, N.C.WIFE BURRELL CHILDREN MARCUS, KEIA AND MANUALE

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACHMELVIN WATKINS

A veteran of the national and Big 12 coaching landscapes and a highly-respected recruiter, Melvin Watkins enters his sixth season at the University of Missouri and fourth under Head Coach Mike Anderson.

Watkins, who serves as the Associate Head Coach under Anderson, came to Columbia in 2004 after serving six years as the head coach at Texas A&M

University (1998-2004) and two seasons as the head coach at his alma mater, UNC-Charlotte (1996-98).

Truly one of the quality individuals in college basketball’s coaching fraternity, Watkins brings 31 years of coaching experience to Mizzou and is certainly no stranger to postseason play. As a head coach, Watkins registered a 2-2 mark in NCAA Tournament action, before helping guide the Tigers to an Elite Eight berth in the 2009 Big Dance.

Watkins has also received a number of coaching awards during his tenure, including the Conference USA Ray Meyer Coach of the Year honor in 1997, an honor achieved by Anderson in 2004 while at UAB. A tenacious leader with a dynamic personality, Watkins knows what it takes to build and maintain a successful program and has assisted Anderson in rebuilding Missouri’s fantastic tradition over the last three seasons.

“It’s certainly been a pleasure working with Melvin and getting to know his family,” Head Coach Mike Anderson said. “Just a few of the qualities I appreciate about Melvin are his character and his family-oriented approach to coaching. Those aren’t necessarily traits you fi nd everywhere, but those are certainly traits that I see in myself and traits that I search for when building a staff. Melvin brings a wealth of coaching experience and has a strong background in the Big 12 Conference having coached in this league for the past 10 seasons. We certainly appreciate Melvin’s dedication to the University of Missouri, his dedication to our staff and most importantly his dedication to our student-athletes.”

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In his six years as head coach at Texas A&M, Watkins brought eight National Top 100 recruits to campus including the school’s fourth all-time leading scorer, Bernard King and 2005 NBA First Rounder Antoine Wright. Former A&M standout and 2007 fi rst team All-American Acie Law was also part of Watkins’ recruiting efforts, as was All-Big 12 performer Joseph Jones.

Watkins has continued his recruiting prowess at Missouri and helped lead MU’s recruiting efforts to retool the club’s roster. Included in his expanding list of stars at Missouri is Zaire Taylor. The Staten Island, N.Y., native shined for Missouri as a junior, starting 37-of-38 games and helping the club to a school record 31 victories. Taylor was named to the Big 12 Conference’s All-Tournament Team and will forever live in Tiger lore after hitting game-winners to knock off nationally-ranked Texas in Austin and arch-rival Kansas in Mizzou Arena.

“When you go about building a program, you have to do it the right way and that’s by attracting young men of great character and strong work ethic and that’s what Coach Anderson has done here at Missouri,” Watkins said. “You look back on this past season and you see how character plays such an important role in the success of a program. Coach Anderson brings a great deal of character and passion for the game, which has ultimately translated into success for the University of Missouri both on and off the basketball court.”

Watkins, 54, also puts a heavy emphasis on academics. During his time at A&M, 14 of the 17 players who completed their eligibility went on to graduate. The three non-graduates are playing pro basketball. Watkins’ program also turned out 15 Academic All-Big 12 fi rst or second team members during his six years at the helm. In two seasons as head coach at UNC-Charlotte, Watkins led the 49ers to a 42-20 record and two straight NCAA Tournament fi rst-round victories. UNC-Charlotte posted a two-year conference record of 23-7 and advanced to the Conference USA Tournament fi nals both years.

A 1977 graduate of UNC-Charlotte with a degree in Economics, Watkins was drafted by the Buffalo Braves in the fourth round of the NBA Draft. His number (#32) was retired at UNC-Charlotte after his senior season along with his teammate Cedric Maxwell (#33). He was a 1973 High School All-American and was also the team captain of the Reidsville (N.C.) High School state championship team his senior year. Watkins was a three-year starter at Reidsville from 1970-73.

Watkins, and his wife, Burrell, are the proud parents of sons Manuale and Marcus and a daughter, Keia. Marcus played collegiately at Missouri and Keia is a recent graduate of the Medical School at Missouri.

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2004-Present University of Missouri Associate Head Coach1998-04 Texas A&M Head Coach1996-98 UNC-Charlotte Head Coach1987-96 UNC-Charlotte Associate Head Coach1978-87 UNC-Charlotte Assistant Coach

COACHING ACHIEVEMENTS

2009 Missouri Big 12 Tournament Champions

1998 UNC-Charlotte NCAA Tournament Second Round1997 UNC-Charlotte Conference USA Division Champions1997 UNC-Charlotte C-USA Ray Meyer Coach of the Year1997 UNC-Charlotte NCAA Tournament Second Round

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1977 Buffalo Braves National Basketball Association1973-77 UNC-Charlotte1969-73 Reidsville High School Reidsville, N.C.

In his six years as head coach at Texas A&M, Watkins brought eight National Top 100 recruits to campus including the school’s fourth all-time leading scorer, Bernard King and 2005 NBA First Rounder Antoine Wright. Former A&M standout and 2007 fi rst

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SEASONS AT MISSOURI FOURTH SEASONALMA MATER ARKANSAS ’90HOMETOWN ST. VINCENT, ARK.

Matt Zimmerman enters his fourth season as a member of the University of Missouri Men’s Basketball coaching staff and has assisted Mike Anderson for the past eight seasons at the Division I level.

A 15-year coaching veteran with his basketball roots entrenched in both the collegiate and high school games, Zimmerman provides a high-energy approach to the Tiger coaching staff and a tireless work ethic on the recruiting trail.

“Matt has such a passion about the game of basketball and that’s contagious for our players,” Head Coach Mike Anderson said. “First and foremost, he loves working with our kids each and every day. The day-to-day improvement a player makes in our program gives Matt a great

deal of satisfaction. He’s also proven to be a valuable recruiter for us. Matt has made relationships with coaches all over the country and that starts with his genuine compassion for our players.”

On the court, Zimmerman has proven to be a versatile teacher for the Tigers, working with both the guards and the posts. The Arkansas native played a key role in the development of Matt Lawrence

becoming the program’s #2 all-time three-point shooter with 244 career treys and helped a versatile offensive club swish home 264

three-pointers in 2008-09, the fourth highest total in school history. Included in that three-point barrage was the success of freshmen Kim

English and Marcus Denmon, who each rank among Missouri’s all-time freshmen three-point shooters with a combined 75 treys coming during

their rookie campaigns. During that 2008-09 season Missouri Basketball set a new standard for victories with an incredible 31-7 mark and a berth into the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight.

“Coach Zimmerman is a high-energy teacher that keeps you working to be the best player you can possibly be,” former Tiger guard Matt Lawrence said. “He keeps you motivated, keeps you on task and won’t let you slip up. If there is time to work on your game, he’ll be there to help, even if it means just being there to rebound your shots during practice. He’s in it to help you get better everyday.”

During Zimmerman’s three seasons under Anderson at Mizzou, the Tigers have enjoyed a number of program fi rsts, including the school’s fi rst-ever 30-win campaign. Mizzou also claimed its fi rst Big 12 Conference Tournament


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championship, a program best 12 Big 12 victories and the school’s highest fi nal national ranking (#8) since 1993-94. In addition, Anderson and his assistants are the winningest Missouri Basketball staff through their fi rst 100 games, going 65-35 through three seasons, an average of 21.7 wins per year.

Prior to his time in Columbia, Zimmerman spent four seasons with Tiger Head Coach Mike Anderson as an assistant coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and helped the Blazers to an 89-41 overall record and three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.

During those three NCAA Tournament runs, the Blazers toppled No. 1 ranked Kentucky to reach the Sweet 16 in 2004 and defeated SEC West Champion LSU in the opening round in 2005. In 2006, UAB once again qualifi ed for NCAA Tournament competition after racking up a 24-7 overall mark and a No. 9 seed in the “Big Dance”. The Blazers fi nished the regular season ranked among the nation’s Top 25 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls and were 2-0 vs. Big 12 Conference foes Nebraska and Oklahoma State. In 2004, UAB claimed its fi rst Conference USA title, just one season after Anderson and Zimmerman arrived in Birmingham to rejuvenate a downtrodden program that had won just 13 games the year before their arrival.

Prior to his four seasons at UAB, Zimmerman spent seven years on the prep scene in Arkansas at Dardanelle and Plainview-Rover high schools. A native of St. Vincent, Ark., Zimmerman racked up a 74-46 record in his four campaigns at Dardanelle, with his 1999-2000 club advancing to the quarterfi nals of the Class AAA State Tournament. That unit fi nished the season with a 24-11 overall record and a No. 7 fi nal ranking. His 2001 team also qualifi ed for state tournament competition while recording a 17-10 overall record. In his fi nal season on the prep circuit, Zimmerman led Dardanelle to an 18-12 record and earned the District 4AAA tournament championship. Zimmerman was named District 4AAA Coach of the Year following the 2000 season and in his last three seasons, his Sand Lizards twice upset Arkansas’ No. 2 and No. 3-ranked teams. He was named the KARV Dream Team Coach of the Year and River Valley Radio Coach of the Year

in 2000. Zimmerman also served as the head soccer coach at Dardanelle in 2002, while assisting with the girls track program from 1998-2001.

“This is certainly an exciting time for us here at Missouri and our challenge is to continue what took place this past season with 31 wins and an Elite Eight,” Zimmerman said. “We really feel like Missouri is a special place to coach and we are all excited to be part of this great tradition that has spanned over 103 years.”

In the three seasons prior to becoming the head coach at Dardanelle, Zimmerman served as head basketball coach and athletics director at Plainview-Rover High School from 1995-98. Zimmerman recorded three 4B South Conference crowns and was selected the 4B South Conference’s Outstanding Boys Coach in 1996. Zimmerman also coached the girls team, which advanced to the Class B State Tournament in 1997 and fi nished with a state ranking of No. 10. In addition to his work on the hardwood, he started the baseball program at Plainview and coaches boys and girls track and fi eld.

Zimmerman was indoctrinated into the coaching profession during his time as head manager and student assistant at the University of Arkansas under Razorback head coach Nolan Richardson and assistant head coach Anderson. During his three campaigns, 1987-90, the Hogs won a pair of Southwest Conference crowns, two Southwest Conference Tournament titles and made three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Zimmerman aided with Arkansas’ 1989-90 team, which advanced to the NCAA Tournament Final Four and fi nished with a 30-5 overall record. Zimmerman also worked with the Razorback Basketball Camp, serving as a coach from 1986-2001.

Upon graduating from Arkansas in 1990 with a degree in physical education, Zimmerman served in the United States Army from 1990-95 and achieved the rank of captain. He graduated from the U.S. Army Airborne School in 1991 and was a member of the 1st Infantry Division (The Big Red One) from 1991-95. He also served as Platoon Leader, Shop Offi cer, Company Executive Offi cer and Battalion S-1 during his Army tenure.

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A nationally-recognized recruiter, a proven talent on the hardwood and now a growing fi gure in the coaching profession, T.J. Cleveland enters his fourth season as a member of the University of Missouri Men’s Basketball coaching staff.

A four-year letterwinner under Mizzou Head Coach Mike Anderson at Arkansas (1998-2002), Cleveland’s career path to the Division I coaching ranks

mirrors that of his coaching mentor, Anderson. While Anderson started as a volunteer assistant under Nolan Richardson at Tulsa

upon graduation, Cleveland followed a similar route, becoming UAB’s video coordinator after graduating in 2002. Cleveland then spent three seasons in that role of video coordinator, before being promoted to full-time assistant prior to the 2005-06 campaign.

“T.J. is a fi ne young coach that we’ve had the opportunity to see grow since he began his career at Arkansas as a student-athlete,” Missouri Head Coach Mike Anderson said. “T.J’s passion and work-ethic have allowed him to make some great strides in this profession and will allow him to continue that growth as an assistant coach.”

Cleveland’s growth as an assistant has taken a giant leap over the past three seasons at Mizzou. Known for his hands-on approach to coaching, Cleveland has played a key role in the development of Missouri’s guards, initially helping Stefhon Hannah earn Big 12 Newcomer of the Year honors in 2006-07, before mentoring J.T. Tiller into the Big 12’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2008-09. Tiller led the Tigers in both steals and assists last season and alongside fellow junior

Zaire Taylor, Missouri unleashed one of the nation’s most devastating backcourt tandems, which included

Taylor being named to the Big 12’s All-Rookie Team.

“Coach Cleveland played a big part in the development of our backcourt,” J.T. Tiller said. “He’s played our position at

a high level in college and knows this system so well from his days at Arkansas. He sees the fl oor as a point guard and if we miss something out there, he is able to help us recognize it so we can make the right play the next time.”

More often than not, Cleveland’s guards made the right play in 2008-09. Missouri set a school record for fewest turnovers per game at 11.8 and forced opposing offenses into 18.3 miscues per game. Most impressively, however, Missouri led the nation with 18.4 assists per game and ranked # 2 in America


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with a 1.54-to-1 assist/turnover ratio. The Tigers also ranked #2 nationally in steals per game (10.2) and their 388 total steals not only set a Missouri record, but broke the Big 12 Conference record as well.

Exciting, fundamental basketball has been a hallmark of Missouri’s guards over the past three seasons. In 2007-08 the Tigers ranked #2 in the Big 12 and #23 nationally with 16.7 assists per game and four different guards had 59 or more assists, including then-senior guard Jason Horton. Horton led the Big 12 and ranked #6 nationally with a 2.85 assist-to-turnover ratio after dishing 94 total assists on the year. Horton fi nished his Tiger tenure fi fth in career assists and 10th in steals, making him just the fourth player in school annals to rank among the Top 10 in both categories. Missouri also did an excellent job protecting the basketball, averaging just 12.9 turnovers per game, then a school record before the 2008-09 squad shattered that mark a year later.

“We play a fun, up-tempo style of basketball, but like Coach Anderson always says, it’s predicated on the fundamentals of the game fi rst and foremost,” Cleveland said. “We play fast and we want to get our opponents out of their comfort zone. Once we do that, the instincts of our players can take over and it turns into a fun style of basketball to play and be apart of.”

Cleveland broke into the coaching profession in 2005-06 at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. With the help of the former point guard as a full-time assistant, the Blazers led Conference USA in assists (15.6), assist-to-turnover ratio (1.22), turnover margin (+8.03) and fi eld goal percentage (45.3), while ranking second in scoring (74.4), scoring margin (+8.7), steals (10.9) and third in three-point fi eld goals per game (7.16).

Individually, Cleveland helped tutor two of Conference USA’s top perimeter standouts, seniors Carldell “Squeaky” Johnson and Marvett McDonald. Johnson led Conference USA and ranked ninth nationally with 6.26 assists per game, while his 2.6 steals per contest ranked No. 2 in C-USA and No. 20 nationally. Johnson also paced C-USA in three-point fi eld goal percentage (.477) and led the league with an impressive 3.13 assist-to-turnover ratio. McDonald was UAB’s top offensive producer at 14.8 points per game. McDonald led C-USA with 3.1 three-point fi eld goals per contest (No. 27 nationally) and ranked No. 15 in three-point percentage (.361).

A four-year standout at Arkansas where the Razorbacks racked up a 76-50 overall record, Cleveland is tied for fi fth all-time at UA in steals with 226 and scored 701 points over his 117-game career (6.0 ppg.). A two-year captain under Coach Richardson as a junior and senior, Cleveland was part of three NCAA Tournament clubs (1998-2001) and his 1999-2000 squad won the SEC Postseason Tournament to earn the league’s automatic berth to the “Big Dance”.

Cleveland led Arkansas in both steals (70) and assists (76) despite missing eight games as a junior. He also led the club with 49 three-point fi eld goals and his 41.5 percent success rate from beyond the arc ranked second in the SEC.

As a senior, the former Minor High School standout reached double fi gures in points nine times, including back-to-back games vs. LSU (Feb. 17, 2002) and South Carolina (Feb. 20, 2002) where he poured in 19 point and 15 points respectively in consecutive Razorback victories.

Named Alabama’s Class 6A State Tournament MVP after leading the Minor Tigers to the state crown as a senior in 1998, Cleveland graduated from Arkansas with a Bachelor of Arts in communications. He was married to Ami (Watson) in June 2003.

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JEFF DANIELSSEASONS AT MISSOURI FOURTH SEASONALMA MATER MONTEVALLO ‘82HOMETOWN BIRMINGHAM, ALA.WIFE ROBBIE CHILDREN ANDREW, MAKENZIE

Jeff Daniels enters his fourth season as the Director of Basketball Operations under head coach Mike Anderson.

Daniels came to Mizzou after one season at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he served in a similar capacity on Anderson’s 2005-06 staff. That Blazer club enjoyed a 24-7 overall record and earned an at-large berth to the 2006 NCAA Tournament.

Daniels has been a jack of all trades at Mizzou, overseeing the administration of Mike Anderson’s individual and team basketball camps, Mizzou Basketball team travel, facility scheduling, public relations affairs and budgetary management. Missouri’s basketball camps have soared to record highs this past year, while Tiger student-athletes have made numerous public appearances for the Children’s Miracle Network, Boys & Girls Club of Columbia,

elementary schools and the Special Olympic.

“I am excited to have Jeff Daniels be part of our family at Missouri,” head coach Mike Anderson said. “Jeff is a veteran basketball coach and understands what we are working to accomplish here at Missouri. I’ve known Jeff for a number of years and I know him to have an outstanding basketball mind.

“Jeff also brings a level of passion and enthusiasm that will be benefi cial for our young club. Jeff is a big part of our staff.”

Before UAB, Daniels spent a combined 10 years as head coach at the University of Montevallo (1995-2003) and associate head

coach at Division II Valdosta State (2003-05).

Daniels took over his alma mater, Montevallo, in 1995 as the program’s fi fth head coach. His reputation as an outstanding defensive mind helped the Falcons to a seven-win improvement over his fi rst fi ve seasons. Ranked among the nation’s top 10 in fi eld goal percentage defense, Daniels earned Gulf South Conference Coach of the Year honors in 2002 before being named the associate head coach at Valdosta State. With the Blazers, Daniels continued his defensive excellence, helping the club to a 43-13 ledger over two seasons, culminating with a Gulf South Conference crown and

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a No. 3 NCAA Division II national ranking. Defensively, the Blazers were one of the nation’s fi nest, ranking No. 1 nationally in fi eld goal percentage defense (35.7 percent in 2004 and 36.1 percent in 2005) each of his two seasons at the school.

“It’s a tremendous privilege to be on Coach Anderson’s staff here at Missouri,” Daniels said. “Coach Anderson brings a high level of excellence and his competitive spirit is contagious to everyone in and around our program. The University of Missouri is a tremendous institution and provides an outstanding environment for us to grow the young men associated with our program, academically, athletically and as citizens.”

A native of Birmingham, Ala., Daniels graduated from Huffman High School and then teamed with Anderson on the hardwood at Jefferson State Community College during the 1979-80 season. As teammates, the tandem of Daniels and Anderson reached the National Junior College Athletic Association national title game where they fell to Nolan Richardson’s Western Texas squad. Daniels then continued his collegiate career at Montevallo, where he was a two-year standout as a player before entering the coaching ranks at his alma mater as a graduate assistant. In two seasons as a player, Daniels led Montevallo to a 35-23 overall record and was awarded the Dean’s Trophy for scholastic achievement as a junior and was named a team captain as a senior.

Daniels began his coaching career as a graduate assistant under collegiate coach Dr. Bill Elder, before joining Rob Spiver’s Montevallo staff in 1986 as a full-time assistant. Daniels helped guide the Falcons to four 20-win seasons before being charged with the head coaching duties in 1995.

Daniels, and his wife, Robbie, have two children, son Andrew (13) and daughter Makenzie (9).

mizzou support staffDAVID DEETSASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

David Deets enters his fourth year directing the strength and conditioning efforts for the Mizzou Men’s Basketball program. A native of Newcastle, Okla., Deets spent the previous two seasons in a similar capacity at Oklahoma State University assisting with OSU’s Football, Women’s Golf and Men’s and Women’s Tennis programs.

At Mizzou, Deets has directed Missouri’s strength and conditioning efforts to help the Tiger play the Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball. Deets has tutored three National Strength and Conditioning All-Americans, including 2009 All-American Matt Lawrence and has been the featured speaker and state and national conferences. He also recently led a campaign to redesign and update the Sally O. Nichols weight room to create a basketball-specifi c weight training environment for the Tigers.

Prior to his two-year stint in Stillwater, Okla., Deets, 33, spent two years as an Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Texas Christian University. At TCU, Deets oversaw the physical development for TCU’s men’s basketball, men’s and women’s golf, tennis, soccer and volleyball programs.

Following a graduate assistantship at Oklahoma State in 2001, the Newcastle, Okla., native earned his fi rst full-time position as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La. Deets oversaw the strength development for NSU’s 14 intercollegiate sports. A 2000 graduate from Northeastern State University in Health and Human Performance, Deets was married to the former Angela Cocannouer in 2005. The couple enjoyed the birth of their fi rst daughter, Emery Rose on June 7, 2007.

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2006-Present University of Missouri Director of Basketball Operations

2005-06 UAB Director of Basketball Operations

2003-05 Valdosta State University Associate Head Coach

1996-2003 University of Montevallo Head Coach

1986-96 University of Montevallo Assistant Coach

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1980-82 University of Montevallo

1978-80 Jefferson State C.C.

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Ben Lindsey enters his fourth year as a member of the University of Missouri Men’s Basketball staff and third as the program’s Coordinator of Basketball Operations.

In his current position, Lindsey assists Director of Basketball Operations Jeff Daniels with organizing Missouri’s travel arrangements, as well as organizing all facets surrounding Head Coach Mike Anderson’s basketball camps. Lindsey has also been instrumental in developing Mizzou Basketball’s extensive recruiting database.

A native of Magnolia, Ark., Lindsey came to Columbia after a one-year stint at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he served as a staff assistant and video coordinator for current Tiger Head Coach Mike Anderson. At Mizzou, Lindsey will oversee Mizzou’s fi lm exchange program, while assisting in various day-to-day basketball operations, including the organization Mike Anderson’s individual and team camps, team travel arrangements and various administrative duties. Lindsey recently completed his master’s degree in Education in Learning and Instruction.

Prior to entering the coaching ranks, Lindsey was an all-state performer for his father, legendary high school basketball coach Marvin Lindsey, at Magnolia High School. He then played collegiately at Southern Arkansas University before transferring to the University of Central Arkansas. At Southern Arkansas, Lindsey earned academic all-conference accolades for the Muleriders.

WILL BARTLETTHEAD MANAGER

Will Bartlett enters his fi fth seasons working with Mizzou Basketball and second as the team’s Head Manager.

Bartlett served as the head manager in 2009, as the Tigers enjoyed a school record 31 wins, won the Big 12 Tournament Championship and advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament.

A native of Macomb, Ill., Bartlett has been a key asset to the Tigers since his arrival in 2005, assisting the coaching staff with practice, game day setup and on-court assistance. In his current role Bartlett will assist in various duties including on-court assistance, video projects and help in maintaining MU’s extensive recruiting database.

A 2009 Mizzou graduate with a degree in psychology, Bartlett is currently pursuing his Masters degree in parks and recreation and would like to pursue a career in coaching. He earned letters in soccer, basketball and baseball at Macomb High School, before attending Missouri.

Bartlett is the son of David and Martha Bartlett. He has an older sister Patty and his younger sister Mary Kate is a member of the Mizzou Basketball student offi ce staff.

MICHAEL ANDERSON, JR.HEAD MANAGER

A three-year letter winner for the Missouri Tigers on the hardwood, Michael Anderson, Jr. begins his fi rst season working with the club on the sidelines as the team’s Head Manager.

Anderson is currently fi nishing up his graduate degree work at Mizzou, after earning his undergraduate degree from Missouri in 2008.

Anderson began his playing career at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2004 before concluding his career at Mizzou in 2009, helping the Tigers to a school-record 31 wins, a Big 12 Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight. Over his Tiger tenure Anderson played in 47 career games and dished out 19 assists in 4.5 minutes a contest.

Anderson earned a start against #4 Oklahoma in his home fi nale and ripped two steals and dished an assist in a thrilling 75-64 Tiger victory. That win capped a perfect 18-0 homecourt record for Mizzou inside Mizzou Arena in 2008-09.

In his capacity with the Tigers, Anderson will assist in various duties, including on-court assistance, video projects and help in maintaining MU’s extensive recruiting database.

PAT BECKMANNASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE

TAMI CHIEVOUSASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SERVICES

TAMMY ARMENTROUTADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

KIT LISAUSKASEQUIPMENT MANAGER

AMANDA CREAMEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO HEAD COACH MIKE ANDERSON

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It opened inconspicuously enough in front of a crowd of 75 in Ontario, Canada, but fi nished in front of nearly 20,000 rabid fans in the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight in Glendale, Ariz. The story of the 2009 Missouri Basketball season is full of highlights and milestones, but the essence of this whirlwind tour resonates with an unlikely collection of 14 players and a resolute head coach with a championship vision.

From day one, Head Coach Mike Anderson sensed something special about his third team at Mizzou. Filled with blue-collar, unselfi sh players hungry to chase down the program’s fi rst Big 12 crown, Missouri got off to an early start in August, preparing for a three-game tour of Canada. The Tigers worked together all summer, staying in Columbia to get the team’s seven newcomers acclimated with a core group of returning veterans.

Coming off a 16-16 season, Anderson brought in a group of newcomers that not only knew how to win, but downright expected it and used their confi dence to accent a senior class hungry and willing to lead Missouri Basketball out of its darkest days.

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“It’s about changing the culture,” Anderson said during his season opening press conference, but changing Missouri’s culture wouldn’t be easy. The Tigers were coming off that .500 record and hadn’t played an NCAA Tournament game since the 2002-03 season. Heck, even Missouri’s seniors were still a few years away from college. And the freshmen? Well, let’s just say the freshmen were still looking forward to Saturday morning cartoons. Still, Anderson instilled a gritty mentality into his squad and cultivated a club that was not only willing to play “The Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball,” but rejuvenate a fan base to make the Missouri Nation whole once again.

The 2009 season got off to a quick start as the Tigers raced to a 9-1 record. Missouri opened with dominating victories over Prairie View A&M and Chattanooga before facing Xavier, Fairfi eld and #19 USC in San Juan, P.R. Picked seventh in the Big 12 Conference’s preseason standings, little was expected of Mizzou down in the Caribbean. The Tigers were facing an Xavier team fresh off an Elite Eight appearance, but only 7-of-20 free throw shooting in the second half kept Mizzou from its fi rst noteworthy win of the

year. The Tigers’ pressure defense forced the normally steady Musketeers into 22 turnovers and the club recorded a tournament record 16 steals. Despite making six more fi eld goals than Xavier, Missouri’s late struggles at the foul line forced MU’s fi rst signature win to come three days later.

After an 87-59 win over Fairfi eld, Missouri secured fourth place at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off with an impressive 83-72 win over #19 USC. The Trojans came armed with a talented starting lineup, but once again, it was MU’s depth that told the story. Anderson’s bunch trailed by as many as 12 points in the opening period, but the steady infl uence of the Missouri pressure and a 20-6 run late in the contest gave Missouri the win over a ranked non-conference opponent. DeMarre Carroll led MU with 29 points and 11 rebounds, while J.T. Tiller added 13 points and three steals. Carroll was named to the Tip-Off All-Tournament Team and Tiller ripped away 11 steals in three games to begin his bid for Big 12 and National All-Defensive Team honors.

Missouri got offensive in its next three wins over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Oral Roberts and California. The Tigers averaged 93.3 points in three victories and punished Pine Bluff by 54 and a very good California team that earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament by 27 (93-66). The wins not only pushed the club’s record to 7-1, but fueled Mizzou Arena’s transformation from

being the fi nest on-campus basketball facility in America to the most diffi cult place to play in college basketball in 2008-09. Missouri went a perfect 18-0 at home in 2008-09, won 15-of-18 games by double-fi gure margins and averaged a national-best 25.2 ppg scoring margin at home. The Tigers knocked off ranked opponents such as #16 Kansas and #4 Oklahoma and hammered other NCAA Tournament teams like Cal and Chattanooga.

Double-fi gure wins over Murray State (75-64) and Stetson (78-44) led Missouri into St. Louis for the annual Busch Braggin’ Rights Game with Illinois and ultimately served as the team’s fi rst test of perseverance. MU cracked the Top 25 national rankings for the fi rst time since the 2003-04 season the day prior to tip-off and a young Missouri team got its fi rst taste of playing with a target squarely on its back.

Illinois came out fi ring offensively, shooting 57 percent for the game and Missouri struggled, hitting just 37 percent of its shots. Leo Lyons (22) and Zaire Taylor (11) were the lone Tigers to reach double fi gures and 2-of-18 shooting from three-point range allowed Illinois to run away with a 75-59 decision.

Missouri rebounded nicely from the Illinois defeat by winning four consecutive games to close out non-conference play. The Tigers averaged close to 40-point margin of victories against SIU-Edwardsville, Centenary and Coppin State and snared a key road victory at Georgia on Jan. 3. The Tigers shot just 46 percent from the fl oor, but forced UGA into 23 turnovers and got 17 points from both Carroll and newcomer Taylor to earn the win. Seldom does a defensive play get credit for turning the tide in a close contest, but that’s exactly what happened, as junior transfer Keith Ramsey soared in to reject a Bulldog fast break lay-up opportunity, ultimately resulting in a Tiger bucket and the ensuing 14-4 run.

Armed with a 13-2 non-conference record, Missouri returned to the road to open Big 12 play at Nebraska. The Tigers were once again on the cusp of the national rankings, but a slow start saw MU fall behind by as many as 18 in the second half before rallying to tie the game in the fi nal two minutes. Missouri’s up-tempo style of play was disrupted by Nebraska’s methodical half-court grind, but MU’s halftime adjustments got the Tigers right back in the contest. After going scoreless in the fi rst half, Carroll and fellow senior Lyons combined to score 19 points, while Tiller added 11. However 16 turnovers and 38 percent shooting was too much to overcome as the Tigers dropped the Big 12 opener 56-51.

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As it did all season, Missouri regrouped after a diffi cult defeat and went on to win 11 of its next 12 Big 12 games to surge to an 11-2 league record. The Tigers opened with back-to-back home drubbings of both Colorado and Iowa State to push to 2-1 in league action. Missouri shot an incredible 63 percent from the fl oor vs. the Buffaloes and six different Tigers, including freshmen Laurence Bowers (16), Marcus Denmon (13) and Kim English (12) reached double fi gures in the 107-62 win. The 45-point margin of victory was Missouri’s largest in Big 12 history.

The stellar play continued just three days later as MU outscored Iowa State 48-26 in the second half to win 77-46 over the Cyclones. Missouri shot 65 percent in the fi nal period and 52 percent from three-point range for the game to hand Iowa State its worst loss of the year.

One of the most exciting games of the regular season occurred Jan. 21 at Gallagher-Iba Arena where the Tigers withstood Oklahoma State 97-95. Missouri was simply brilliant as it built up a 75-55 lead midway through the second half. As you would expect, however, Oklahoma State kept fi ghting and got within a point of Mizzou in the fi nal minute, but this day was all about Missouri and the Tigers held on for the two-point win. Carroll and Matt Lawrence each scored 19 points and four of Missouri’s fi ve starters reached double fi gures and the club never trailed in the game.

The Tigers continued their high-scoring escapades in a 97-86 win over Texas Tech. Carroll was brilliant as he tossed in 27 points. Freshmen guards Denmon and English also combined for 27 as the Tiger defense forced an incredible 29 turnovers.

Missouri’s four-game winning streak was halted at Kansas State in an 88-72 defeat, but the club responded admirably with an 89-72 win over a highly-regarded Baylor club just a few days later. Baylor entered the season as the sleeper pick in the Big 12 Conference and returned virtually every performer from an NCAA Tournament run a year before. Missouri got 25 points from Carroll and a career high 30 points from Lyons as the Tiger onslaught overpowered the Bears by 17. Lyons hit 14-of-15 free throws and Carroll connected on 11-of-13 charity attempts as the Tigers attacked in the post to get the win. Baylor actually cut Missouri’s lead to one (68-67) with just over fi ve minutes remaining, but a 21-5 run to close the contest told the tale. Tiller was the only other Tiger in double fi gures that day, scoring 10, but he also chipped in eight assists and failed to commit a turnover in 29 minutes of play.

The Texas 2-Step was capped by a last-second win at #16 Texas, 69-65. Missouri showed its resiliency throughout the contest, battling back from a 12-point defi cit to win in Austin for the fi rst time since 1999. Zaire Taylor banked home an “and-1” runner with fi ve seconds remaining to cast the deciding blow to push Mizzou to 19-4 on the season.

Texas had the ball with the game tied on the previous possession, but outstanding defense by MU forced a hurried three-pointer from A.J. Abrams and once Carroll corralled the rebound and the Tigers called a timeout, the game was theirs to be won.

Taylor and Mizzou worked the clock under 10 seconds when the transfer from Staten Island, N.Y., saw an opening, shot through the lane and calmly swished home the bank shot while being fouled to send a deafening silence throughout the Frank Erwin Center. After Taylor’s free throw and a steal by the Tigers on the inbounds pass, Missouri was celebrating its third road win in just fi ve tries.

Missouri notched another key road win that weekend at Iowa State by an impressive 82-68 margin. After handing the Cyclones their worst loss of the season just as few weeks prior, the Tigers led from coast-to-coast at Hilton Coliseum, highlighted by Carroll’s career high 31 points and English’s 16. Missouri shot 57 percent from the fl oor and English’s 4-of-5 three-point shooting paced a

strong Mizzou effort from beyond the arc (.563).

That win over Iowa State set the table for a highly-anticipated match-up between #17 Mizzou and #16 Kansas on ESPN Big Monday. The Tigers and Jayhawks were both squaring off as ranked teams for the fi rst time since Feb. 3, 2003, and the nation’s most heated rivalry held true to form in front of a nationally-televised audience. Kansas got off to a quick start and led by as many as 14 points in the second period, only to have Mizzou chip away and set the stage for a miraculous fi nish.

Kansas led by 11 points (54-43) at the under-eight media timeout, but seven consecutive Mizzou tallies cut the lead to 54-51. The Jayhawks rallied back with four consecutive points of their own to make it 58-51, before Lawrence rebounded a Carroll miss and scored around KU’s Cole Aldrich. Missouri then forced one of Kansas’ 27 turnovers on the night and got a bucket from Carroll and a free throw from Tiller to cut the lead down to two, 58-56. Lyons swished home two free throws to tie the game for just the second time all night. Tiller and Kansas’ Mario Little then exchanged hoops setting up Taylor’s second game winner in under a week. With time winding down, Taylor stepped through a pair of Jayhawk defenders and had his jumper rim home just before time expired to earn one of the biggest wins of the season for Mizzou.

Resounding wins over Colorado (66-53), Nebraska (70-47) and Kansas State (94-74) and a tough road loss at Kansas (90-65) carried Missouri into its home fi nale against #4 Oklahoma. The Tigers and Sooners still had a shot at winning or sharing the Big 12 regular-season crown and Missouri was looking to close out its 2008-09 home slate with a perfect 18-0 mark. It wouldn’t be easy however, as Oklahoma entered Mizzou Arena as the highest-ranked team in the Big 12 and welcomed back a healthy Blake Griffi n, who was the unchallenged choice as National Player of the Year. Missouri started its four seniors, Carroll, Lawrence, Lyons and Michael Anderson Jr. and that quartet not only played to the emotions of a packed Mizzou Arena crowd, but took control of one of the nation’s most-anticipated contests with a 13-3 run just after tip-off. Each of Missouri’s seniors contributed mightily from the outset. Carroll scored six, Lyons had a bucket, Lawrence hit a trey and Anderson had two steals and an assist. Oklahoma would never get closer than four points in the fi rst half and the Tiger built their lead to as

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many as 15 in the fi nal period to close out the regular season with a perfect home mark and push their overall home winning streak to 19 games.

Missouri closed out the regular season with a 96-86 road loss at a charged up Texas A&M, but showed zero signs of rust as it raced through Texas Tech, Oklahoma State and Baylor en route to the Big 12 Tournament Championship in Oklahoma City. While top seeds like #1 Kansas, #2 Oklahoma and #4 Kansas State fell in the quarterfi nals, the Tigers handled their business admirably, earning an 81-60 win over the Red Raiders, a 67-59 win over OSU in what amounted to a road game in Oklahoma City and a 73-60 win over Baylor in the Championship Game. Missouri’s Fastest 40 Minutes pace worked masterfully, as the Tigers outscored their three opponents by a combined 13.3 points per game in the fi nal 20 minutes alone. Carroll was named the Championship’s Most Outstanding Player and Taylor joined him on the All-Tournament Team thanks in large part to a career high 19 points in the gutsy win over Oklahoma State.

While Missouri’s Big 12 Tournament Championship assured the club of a spot in the 2009 NCAA Tournament, there was little doubt these Tigers would be dancing once again with a 28-6 overall record. The club gathered at Mizzou Arena to watch Selection Sunday and saw another trip to Boise, Idaho, in their future. The #3 seed in the West Regional, Mizzou faced Ivy League Champion Cornell in the opening round and methodically wore down the Big Red to the tune of a 78-59 opening-round triumph. Lyons was simply dominating in the Tiger win, scoring 23 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, while English and Carroll added 13 apiece.

As is the case each year in the NCAA Tournament, Missouri’s road got tougher with each passing contest and the Tigers faced #23 Marquette in the second round. Marquette entered with one of the nation’s best backcourts and regained the services of All-Big East point guard Dominic James, who was cleared to play at 11:30 p.m. the night before tip-off. The return of James gave the Golden Eagles a morale boost, but Missouri controlled the fi rst half of action carrying a 46-35 lead into the halftime break. The freshman English was superb for the Tigers scoring 15 points in just six fi rst-half minutes leading Mizzou to that comfortable margin. Marquette would rally back of course and led by four points (78-74) on a three-point play by Lazar Hayward. Tiller slowed the Tiger bleeding on the ensuing possession with a pair of free throws and then after a critical defensive stand (35-second violation) by the Tiger defense, Lyons converted on a reverse lay-up while being fouled to give Mizzou a 79-78 advantage yet again. Marquette’s Jerel McNeal then split a pair of foul shots with :38 seconds left to tie the game (79-79), leaving the Tigers with a chance to run the clock with limited time remaining. After a Missouri timeout with :19 seconds left, Tiller bulldozed his way into the lane with just :05.5 seconds left and nearly made the lay-up while being fouled by McNeal. The Marietta, Ga., native, nursing torn ligaments in his shooting wrist re-aggravated the injury on the fall and was unable to shoot the charity throws due to injury. Tiller entered the game a 75 percent foul shooter and had just made two critical charity shots a minute earlier, but was forced to give way to the freshman

English (65 percent foul shooter), who had played just six minutes in the second half and had yet to hit a shot in the period. With the game in the balance, the rookie calmly stepped to the line, swished home back-to-back free throws giving Missouri an 81-79 lead. After a Tiger timeout, Marquette committed an inbounds violation, giving Missouri the ball once again, clinching the program’s fi rst trip to the Sweet 16 since 2001.

Missouri continued its run through the NCAA Tournament with a resounding 102-91 win over #2 Memphis in the West Region semifi nals. Tiller led a spirited Tiger effort as he dazzled fans with a career high 23 on 10-of-16 shooting. He also added three assists, three steals and zero turnovers. Both clubs exchanged leads for the fi rst 12 minutes, before a deep three-pointer by Lawrence gave Mizzou a 29-28 advantage. That triple sparked an 11-1 Missouri run, which ballooned out to 13 (49-36) on a miraculous (or as Dick Enberg would say “Oh My”) 60-foot heave by the freshman Denmon. Missouri continued its onslaught building an advantage as high as 24 (64-40) before a late Memphis rally led by freshman Tyreke Evans cut the lead into single digits. Anderson’s club would withstand Memphis’ last gasp however and score a season high 102 points against a Memphis team that was leading the country in scoring defense.

Missouri’s gallant run through postseason play came to a close against top-seeded Connecticut two days later. The Tigers scratched and clawed vs. the favored Huskies and held a 50-49 advantage with just over 13 minutes remaining, but eventually succumbed to

UConn 82-75. Missouri’s future fl ashed brilliantly in the seven-point defeat, as forwards Justin Safford and Keith Ramsey combined for 17 points and six boards in reserve roles. Lawrence (13), Lyons (13) and Carroll (12) each closed out their careers as 1,000 point scorers, with Lawrence surpassing the plateau against the Huskies.

Missouri closed out the winningest season in school history with a 31-7 overall mark and a restored pride amongst the Tiger Nation. During his opening press conference on March 26, 2006, Anderson vowed to turn Mizzou Arena into a “Pit” and bring championship aspirations back to Columbia. Sure enough, three years later on March 26, 2009, the Tigers toppled #2 Memphis 102-91 and now the game ball from that Sweet 16 triumph sits next to a Big 12 Tournament Championship trophy in an Arena that boasts a 19-game home court winning streak. While the success of the 2008-09 Tigers is rooted in Anderson’s Day One Vision, the substance comes from 14 unlikely teammates who banded together daily from the fi rst weeks of June well past the Ides of March simply to remind the Tiger Faithful what it means to be a part of Missouri Basketball.

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DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND TOP SCORER TOP REBOUND TOP ASSIST11-15-08 Prairie View W 86-65 5,463 21 - Lyons 9 - Carroll 5 - Tiller11-17-08 Chattanooga W 103-75 5,275 25 - Lyons 8 - Carroll 6 - Taylor

8 - Lyons11-20-08 vs. Xavier L 75-71 3,217 17 - Carroll 5 - Tiller 5 - Tiller

5 - Taylor11-21-08 vs. Fairfi eld W 87-59 6,733 15 - Carroll 10 - Lyons 6 - Taylor11-23-08 vs. USC W 93-72 8,242 29 - Carroll 11 - Carroll 5 - Taylor11-30-08 Oral Roberts W 92-83 5,229 26 - Lyons 8 - Carroll 5 - Paul

8 - Lyons12-02-08 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 85-41 5,502 15 - Lawrence 8 - Carroll 6 - Taylor12-07-08 California W 93-66 8,310 19 - Carroll 8 - Lyons 7 - Tiller12-13-08 Murray State W 75-64 8,517 14 - Lyons

14 - Lawrence12 - Lyons 5 - Lyons

5 - Tiller12-20-08 Stetson W 78-44 7,409 14 - Carroll 7 - Carroll 5 - Taylor12-23-08 Illinois L 75-59 19,586 22 - Lyons 6 - Tiller 4 - Lyons12-27-08 SIU Edwardsville W 107-57 6,793 21 - Carroll 10 - Carroll 5 - English12-30-08 Centenary W 80-52 6,755 18 - Lawrence 7 - Lyons 5 - Taylor01-03-08 at Georgia W 83-76 8,060 17 - Carroll

17 - Taylor6 - Lyons 7 - Tiller

01-06-09 Coppin State W 88-58 7,244 18 - Lawrence 7 - Carroll 4 - Tiller01-10-09 at Nebraska L 56-51 11,570 12 - Lyons 8 - Carroll 3 - Tiller01-14-09 Colorado W 107-62 9,171 16 - Bowers 11 - Carroll 6 - Taylor01-17-09 Iowa State W 77-46 12,403 16 - Denmon 9 - Carroll 5 - Carroll01-21-09 at Oklahoma State W 97-95 10,810 19 - Carroll

19 - Lawrence9 - Carroll 5 - Taylor

01-24-09 Texas Tech W 97-86 13,357 27 - Carroll 7 - Ramsey 4 - Carroll01-28-09 at Kansas State L 88-72 9,665 19 - Carroll 5 - by several 7 - Taylor01-31-09 Baylor W 89-72 15,061 30 - Lyons 9 - Carroll 8 - Tiller02-04-09 at Texas W 69-65 13,095 17 - Taylor 4 - Several 5 - Tiller02-07-09 at Iowa State W 82-68 11,919 31 - Carroll 9 - Carroll 6 - Tiller02-09-09 Kansas W 62-60 15,061 22 - Carroll 7 - Carroll 4 - Tiller02-14-09 Nebraska W 70-47 15,061 13 - Carroll 10 - Lyons 4 - Tiller02-21-09 at Colorado W 66-53 6,271 13 - Carroll 15 - Lyons 7 - Taylor02-25-09 Kansas State W 94-74 14,825 21 - Carroll 14 - Carroll 6 - Tiller03-01-09 at Kansas L 90-65 16,300 20 - Lyons 11 - Carroll 6 - Tiller03-04-09 Oklahoma W 73-64 15,061 15 - Carroll

15 - Lyons10 - Carroll 3 - Tiller

3 - Taylor03-07-09 at Texas A&M L 96-86 13,007 18 - Carroll 6 - Carroll 4 - Carroll

4 - Taylor03-12-09 vs. Texas Tech W 81-60 16,786 19 - Carroll 9 - Lyons 7 - Taylor03-13-09 vs. Oklahoma State W 67-59 15,009 19 - Taylor 7 - Carroll 4 - Tiller

7 - Lyons03-14-09 vs. Baylor W 73-60 15,321 20 - Carroll 9 - Carroll 4 - Taylor03-20-09 vs. Cornell W 78-59 11,997 20 - Lyons 10 - Lyons 6 - Tiller03-22-09 vs. Marquette W 83-79 12,184 18 - Lyons 8 - Carroll 3 - Carroll

3 - Tiller03-26-09 vs. Memphis W 102-91 20,101 23 - Tiller 12 - Lyons 6 - Carroll03-28-09 vs. Connecticut L 82-75 18,886 13 - Lawrence

13 - Lyons5 - Tiller 5 - Tiller

2008-09 game-by-game results

RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALAll Games 31-7 18-0 5-4 8-3Conference 12-4 8-0 4-4 0-0Non-Conference 19-3 10-0 1-0 8-3

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2008-09 season statistics2008-09 MIZZOU INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TOT 3-PTS REBOUNDS## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

01 CARROLL, DeMarre 38 38 1064 28.0 246 441 .558 16 44 .364 121 191 .634 92 181 273 7.2 84 1 82 56 25 59 629 16.6

Conference Only 16 16 473 29.6 108 195 .554 8 21 .381 54 85 .635 40 89 129 8.1 40 0 39 29 14 18 278 17.4

05 LYONS, Leo 37 33 861 23.3 176 357 .493 5 13 .385 182 245 .743 82 143 225 6.1 93 2 73 85 26 38 539 14.6

Conference Only 15 11 334 22.3 63 138 .457 4 8 .500 82 100 .820 26 53 79 5.3 37 1 26 30 9 12 212 14.1

33 LAWRENCE, Matt 38 25 791 20.8 121 264 .458 82 201 .408 25 37 .676 17 66 83 2.2 48 0 35 19 4 34 349 9.2

Conference Only 16 3 325 20.3 43 99 .434 30 72 .417 4 12 .333 8 22 30 1.9 17 0 10 9 1 15 120 7.5

04 TILLER, J.T. 38 38 943 24.8 116 258 .450 13 55 .236 74 101 .733 43 87 130 3.4 110 3 138 59 8 68 319 8.4

Conference Only 16 16 393 24.6 48 115 .417 4 21 .190 37 49 .755 17 35 52 3.3 49 1 59 24 3 28 137 8.6

11 TAYLOR, Zaire 38 37 1002 26.4 91 207 .440 26 78 .333 48 71 .676 47 68 115 3.0 94 2 128 43 12 55 256 6.7

Conference Only 16 15 442 27.6 37 82 .451 13 33 .394 22 28 .786 19 27 46 2.9 38 1 60 20 3 27 109 6.8

24 ENGLISH, Kim 38 13 547 14.4 82 212 .387 41 110 .373 42 58 .724 19 43 62 1.6 54 1 42 39 4 19 247 6.5

Conference Only 16 13 264 16.5 34 89 .382 16 45 .356 12 21 .571 6 20 26 1.6 23 0 19 21 4 10 96 6.0

12 DENMON, Marcus 38 0 636 16.7 81 205 .395 34 112 .304 31 39 .795 33 51 84 2.2 47 0 54 36 5 34 227 6.0

Conference Only 16 0 298 18.6 36 91 .396 19 53 .358 18 24 .750 14 25 39 2.4 24 0 21 17 1 16 109 6.8

15 RAMSEY, Keith 38 5 519 13.7 58 95 .611 6 18 .333 14 39 .359 42 60 102 2.7 64 0 31 23 31 24 136 3.6

Conference Only 16 5 248 15.5 25 45 .556 3 9 .333 7 21 .333 18 22 40 2.5 29 0 10 11 15 11 60 3.8

23 SAFFORD, Justin 38 0 358 9.4 50 92 .543 13 20 .650 16 36 .444 21 55 76 2.0 58 1 27 22 10 15 129 3.4

Conference Only 16 0 117 7.3 18 34 .529 7 8 .875 5 14 .357 6 20 26 1.6 21 0 8 8 4 8 48 3.0

21 BOWERS, Laurence 31 0 215 6.9 44 80 .550 0 5 .000 10 15 .667 21 43 64 2.1 34 0 15 10 13 11 98 3.2

Conference Only 15 0 99 6.6 25 39 .641 0 4 .000 7 8 .875 10 19 29 1.9 14 0 7 8 6 7 57 3.8

03 PAUL, Miguel 38 0 434 11.4 42 121 .347 17 62 .274 12 19 .632 9 26 35 0.9 38 0 57 33 1 21 113 3.0

Conference Only 16 0 141 8.8 8 34 .235 4 17 .235 5 8 .625 3 11 14 0.9 20 0 15 12 1 12 25 1.6

25 SUTTON, Jarrett 12 0 26 2.2 7 15 .467 7 15 .467 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0.3 2 0 0 1 0 2 21 1.8

Conference Only 3 0 6 2.0 1 4 .250 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.0

32 MOORE, Steve 18 0 87 4.8 6 14 .429 0 0 .000 8 17 .471 8 16 24 1.3 21 0 5 8 1 3 20 1.1

Conference Only 7 0 22 3.1 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 1 1 1.000 1 2 3 0.4 6 0 1 3 0 0 3 0.4

13 ANDERSON, Michael 21 1 117 5.6 4 20 .200 3 13 .231 2 3 .667 3 13 16 0.8 11 0 12 8 0 5 13 0.6

Conference Only 9 1 38 4.2 0 3 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 1 4 5 0.6 3 0 6 2 0 2 0 0.0

TM TEAM 48 53 101 2.7 0 7

Conference Only 18 13 31 1.9 0 5

TOTAL 38 1124 2381 .472 263 746 .353 585 871 .672 486 907 1393 36.7 758 10 699 449 140 338 3096 81.5

Conference Only 16 447 971 .460 109 296 .368 254 371 .685 187 363 550 34.4 322 3 281 199 61 166 1257 78.6

Opponents 38 899 2150 .418 195 645 .302 578 857 .674 483 930 1413 37.2 729 451 694 97 236 2571 67.7

Conference Only 16 396 908 .436 95 288 .330 235 342 .687 197 404 601 37.6 307 206 299 43 102 1122 70.1

1st 2nd TotalMissouri 1409 1687 3096Opponents 1212 1359 2571

OFF DEF TOTALMissouri 125 5 130Opponents 135 2 137

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Prairie View A&M 19-9-1 11-1-1 5-5-5 21-8-0 1-2-3 15-3-2 2-4-0 1-4-0 4-4-1 4-3-0 0-0-0 3-2-2

Chattanooga 21-8-2 5-1-2 3-1-1 25-8-4 3-6-6 5-2-5 2-3-0 0-3-1 5-4-1 9-2-1 3-2-0 16-3-0

vs. Xavier 17-3-2 0-2-1 13-5-5 15-1-3 8-5-2 2-1-1 3-2-1 DNP-CD 2-3-2 2-0-1 DNP-CD 9-2-0

vs. Fairfi eld 15-6-5 5-2-3 6-3-2 12-10-1 7-2-6 5-3-1 6-5-3 4-3-2 4-2-2 7-4-1 2-0-0 14-3-1

vs. USC 29-11-2 7-0-2 14-1-3 13-5-3 0-5-5 4-6-2 8-2-1 DNP-CD 4-1-0 4-0-1 DNP-CD 0-1-1

Oral Roberts 16-8-4 9-1-5 7-3-1 26-8-1 11-3-1 2-2-1 4-1-0 0-1-0 5-3-1 4-0-2 DNP-CD 8-2-2

Arkansas-Pine Bluff 13-8-0 3-1-5 2-1-1 13-6-0 2-1-6 11-2-3 6-7-0 6-4-0 1-4-3 13-2-2 1-4-1 15-2-0

California 19-6-3 5-1-1 4-5-7 18-8-3 5-6-1 14-3-0 0-0-1 4-3-1 4-2-2 16-1-1 0-2-1 4-3-1

Murray State 13-7-0 3-0-1 8-3-5 14-12-5 5-0-0 7-3-2 1-2-0 DNP-CD 2-1-3 8-1-1 DNP-CD 14-2-1

Stetson 14-7-1 0-3-3 2-1-3 5-6-2 0-2-5 8-4-2 8-5-1 6-4-1 10-5-0 2-2-0 5-4-1 12-1-0

Illinois 6-1-0 0-0-1 5-6-1 22-4-4 11-2-0 2-0-1 2-5-2 0-1-0 0-1-0 7-3-1 DNP-CD 4-2-1

SIU-Edwardsville 21-10-1 12-1-4 8-2-4 11-4-1 2-2-1 11-2-2 6-6-2 10-7-0 4-2-1 10-4-5 2-4-1 3-2-0

Centenary 15-3-1 5-0-3 9-4-4 10-7-1 1-4-5 5-1-1 2-2-2 4-2-0 8-4-0 0-2-1 0-2-0 18-3-3

at Georgia 17-4-1 0-1-2 10-4-7 12-6-1 17-3-3 5-0-1 4-4-1 DNP-CD 0-0-0 8-1-0 DNP-CD 10-4-2

Coppin State 16-7-3 11-1-1 9-1-4 4-2-3 4-1-3 4-2-1 6-5-1 4-3-2 1-2-2 9-2-1 2-2-0 18-3-3

at Nebraska 7-8-1 0-1-0 11-4-3 12-4-1 0-1-2 6-5-0 2-3-0 DNP-CD 4-6-0 3-0-2 DNP-CD 6-2-1

Colorado 13-11-2 8-1-3 13-1-2 DNP-CD 2-0-6 13-3-4 5-2-1 16-3-2 13-1-2 12-0-2 3-2-1 9-1-0

Iowa State 9-9-5 1-5-2 2-1-1 12-8-2 15-5-3 16-2-1 10-3-0 0-0-0 0-4-2 9-1-2 0-0-0 0-3-0

at Oklahoma State 19-9-2 0-2-2 15-7-2 10-3-1 10-5-5 7-3-2 12-2-2 4-3-0 1-2-1 0-2-1 DNP-CD 19-3-2

Texas Tech 27-6-4 4-0-1 8-1-2 12-3-2 7-3-3 14-4-2 9-7-1 3-1-0 0-1-1 13-3-2 DNP-CD 0-1-0

at Kansas State 19-5-2 3-0-1 4-4-2 13-5-2 6-5-7 0-2-0 2-2-1 2-3-0 0-0-0 6-1-1 DNP-CD 17-0-1

Baylor 25-9-1 0-0-0 10-7-8 30-6-2 0-5-3 9-4-2 0-1-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 9-1-1 DNP-CD 2-0-0

at Texas 13-4-1 0-0-0 10-3-5 14-3-2 17-3-3 5-2-0 2-4-1 2-3-0 0-2-0 2-2-0 DNP-CD 4-3-0

at Iowa State 31-9-5 0-0-3 6-4-6 12-4-2 2-2-5 5-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 4-0-1 16-5-4 0-0-0 6-4-2

Kansas 22-7-1 0-0-0 3-4-4 13-1-3 7-1-3 0-2-0 5-5-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 8-2-1 DNP-CD 4-1-2

Nebraska 13-3-1 5-1-0 11-2-4 9-10-2 2-6-3 10-3-4 5-4-0 2-1-2 0-2-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 13-1-0

at Colorado 10-8-4 0-0-0 5-3-2 13-15-1 4-1-7 11-2-1 4-2-0 6-1-1 0-0-0 6-0-0 0-0-0 7-2-1

Kansas State 21-14-3 2-2-2 15-6-6 16-5-1 0-2-1 6-2-0 0-1-0 16-6-0 3-1-0 2-3-1 0-1-0 13-3-1

at Kansas 16-11-2 2-1-1 6-2-6 20-6-3 10-3-2 0-1-3 2-1-1 2-3-1 0-1-0 7-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Oklahoma 15-10-1 0-0-0 13-2-3 15-2-1 10-3-3 6-3-2 0-0-1 0-2-1 6-3-0 1-0-0 DNP-CD 7-4-0

at Texas A&M 18-6-4 0-1-0 5-1-3 11-4-1 17-1-4 1-1-0 2-0-2 2-0-0 15-3-1 2-2-1 DNP-CD 13-2-0

vs Texas Tech 19-5-1 7-2-0 13-3-2 9-9-3 8-7-7 4-1-2 0-1-0 0-0-0 7-3-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 13-2-0

vs Oklahoma State 4-7-2 0-2-0 8-5-4 15-7-2 19-2-2 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 4-1-0 DNP-CD 11-4-3

vs Baylor 20-9-0 3-0-2 4-7-3 13-7-2 9-5-4 0-1-1 4-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-1 7-2-2 DNP-CD 13-2-1

vs Cornell 13-7-5 0-1-1 11-6-6 23-10-2 8-1-1 2-2-2 4-1-0 DNP-INJ 0-3-0 13-2-1 2-0-0 2-1-1

vs Marquette 15-8-3 0-0-2 10-3-3 18-4-0 4-4-2 3-2-1 0-2-2 DNP-INJ 0-0-0 17-1-0 DNP-CD 16-3-1

vs Memphis 17-6-6 0-1-1 23-4-3 15-12-2 14-4-1 5-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 2-0-1 7-0-0 6-1-2 13-3-1

vs Connecticut 12-4-0 2-0-1 8-5-5 13-2-4 8-2-4 2-2-2 0-0-0 8-3-3 0-0-0 9-3-0 0-2-0 13-3-2

DNP-CD – Did Not Play, Coach’s DecisionDNP-INJ – Did Not Play Due to Injury

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME SCORING-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS

points-rebounds-assists

95

Date Game FG-FGA / % 3FG-3FGA / % FT-FTA / % OR-DR-TOT PF A TO BLK STL PTS (1st-2nd)11-15 Missouri 31-71 / .437 8-20 / .400 16-25 / .640 21-26-47 15 16 17 2 11 86 (46-40)

Prairie View A&M 24-60 / .400 4-18 / .222 13-18 / .722 12-23-35 21 14 25 3 11 65 (34-31)11-17 Missouri 36-72 / .500 10-31 / .323 21-36 / .583 17-27-44 24 24 9 3 12 103 (43-60)

Chattanooga 24-58 / .414 8-25 / .320 19-31 / .613 15-27-42 26 10 20 0 2 75 (37-38)11-20 Missouri 25-60 / .417 6-23 / .261 15-31 / .484 10-18-28 30 18 7 3 16 71 (32-39)

vs. Xavier 19-40 / .475 7-16 / .438 30-41 / .732 10-31-41 27 11 22 3 3 75 (35-40)11-21 Missouri 35-70 / .500 8-21 / .381 9-15 / .600 19-28-47 21 27 11 6 5 87 (40-47)

vs. Fairfi eld 23-55 / .418 3-16 / .188 10-22 / .455 11-18-29 18 17 15 6 6 59 (29-30) 11-23 Missouri 31-63 / .492 7-19 / .368 14-21 / .667 15-19-34 21 20 12 3 9 83 (37-46)

vs. USC 26-56 / .464 5-12 / .417 15-28 / .536 18-21-39 23 16 19 5 6 72 (43-29)11-30 Missouri 35-65 / .538 6-13 / .462 16-24 / .667 13-21-34 21 18 10 4 10 92 (43-49)

Oral Roberts 25-54 / .463 8-14 / .571 25-32 / .781 11-22-33 20 10 12 2 6 83 (35-48)12-02 Missouri 34-74 / .459 11-28 / .393 16-22 / .727 15-30-45 14 21 10 5 15 95 (44-51)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff 16-60 / .267 0-8 / .000 9-15 / .600 18-26-44 16 8 28 2 6 41 (22-29)12-07 Missouri 35-72 / .486 6-20 / .300 17-20 / .850 20-28-48 25 22 17 7 14 93 (46-47)

California 23-64 / .359 6-13 / .462 14-25 / .560 19-19-38 16 7 20 3 7 66 (35-31)12-13 Missouri 25-52 / .481 6-14 / .429 19-29 / .655 9-24-33 16 18 19 5 14 75 (40-35)

Murray State 25-60 / .417 3-11 / .273 11-14 / .786 12-23-35 22 11 20 2 16 64 (31-33)12-20 Missouri 30-59 / .508 7-17 / .412 11-21 / .524 14-34-48 22 20 9 5 7 78 (27-51)

Stetson 16-59 / .271 1-17 / .059 11-21 / .524 15-22-37 19 1 15 3 6 44 (18-26)12-23 Missouri 23-62 / .371 2-18 / .111 11-14 / .786 12-16-28 15 11 12 4 9 59 (22-37)

vs. Illinois 29-51 / .569 7-16 / .438 10-14 / .714 8-29-37 13 22 17 1 4 75 (40-35)12-27 Missouri 38-70 / .543 8-19 / .421 23-27 / .852 16-34-50 19 23 14 3 11 107 (58-49)

SIU Edwardsville 18-51 / .353 5-19 / .263 16-22 / .727 4-19-23 21 9 23 3 7 57 (24-33)12-30 Missouri 32-57 / .561 8-21 / .381 8-17 / .471 14-24-38 21 21 14 3 8 80 (38-42)

Centenary 17-48 / .354 1-10 / .100 17-24 / .708 10-17-27 18 6 16 1 8 52 (19-33)01-03 Missouri 29-65 / .446 7-22 / .318 18-27 / .667 14-19-33 15 17 10 2 12 83 (32-51)

at Georgia 30-59 / .508 8-18 / .444 8-16 / .500 14-26-40 21 18 22 4 5 76 (28-48)01-06 Missouri 35-66 / .530 13-29 / .448 5-10 / .500 12-26-38 20 25 18 5 16 88 (51-37)

Coppin State 17-51 / .333 4-18 / .222 17-25 / .680 12-22-34 11 7 25 0 8 55 (17-38)01-10 Missouri 18-47 / .383 5-21 / .238 10-18 / .556 11-24-35 24 10 16 2 6 51 (18-33)

at Nebraska 17-44 / .386 4-13 / .308 18-25 / .720 6-24-30 16 8 11 2 5 56 (32-24)01-14 Missouri 38-60 / .633 12-20 / .600 19-28 / .679 7-22-29 19 26 10 8 12 107 (48-59)

Colorado 20-54 / .370 5-14 / .357 17-24 / .708 15-20-35 23 9 26 0 8 62 (22-40)01-17 Missouri 27-60 / .450 13-25 / .520 10-14 / .714 10-32-42 17 19 11 4 7 77 (29-48)

Iowa State 18-54 / .333 2-17 / .118 8-14 / .571 6-25-31 14 11 14 1 6 46 (20-26)01-19 Missouri 37-70 / .529 6-17 / .353 17-30 / .567 12-30-42 27 20 16 2 12 97 (52-45)

at Oklahoma State 28-67 / .418 8-24 / .333 31-39 / .795 16-28-44 25 9 19 0 6 95 (42-53)01-24 Missouri 30-66 / .455 5-20 / .250 32-41 / .780 15-15-30 24 18 14 7 20 97 (53-44)

Texas Tech 29-62 / .468 6-16 / .375 22-29 / .759 19-27-46 28 15 29 3 11 86 (41-45)01-28 Missouri 24-61 / .393 10-19 / .526 14-21 / .667 18-17-35 16 17 17 4 6 72 (33-39)

at Kansas State 35-66 / .530 12-22 / .545 6-10 / .600 15-24-39 18 24 16 5 5 88 (46-42)01-31 Missouri 28-58 / .483 3-18 / .167 30-36 / .833 10-25-35 17 17 14 3 9 89 (40-49)

Baylor 28-62 / .452 6-23 / .261 10-14 / .714 8-21-29 26 11 18 2 7 72 (39-33)02-04 Missouri 27-61 / .443 5-15 / .333 10-19 / .526 10-23-33 21 12 7 5 8 69 (29-40)

at Texas 25-59 / .424 3-10 / .300 12-20 / .600 12-28-40 17 15 15 5 5 65 (34-31)02-07 Missouri 35-61 / .574 9-16 / .563 3-8 / .375 7-25-32 13 28 9 2 7 82 (37-45)

at Iowa State 27-57 / .474 7-28 / .250 7-11 / .636 7-21-28 11 17 14 4 6 68 (31-37)02-09 Missouri 21-59 / .356 2-14 / .143 18-27 / .667 10-18-28 15 14 13 3 13 62 (16-46)

Kansas 23-55 / .418 2-15 / .133 12-16 / .750 15-33-48 22 9 27 6 7 60 (30-30)02-14 Missouri 25-59 / .424 9-25 / .360 11-17 / .647 12-24-36 18 18 13 6 11 70 (25-45)

Nebraska 14-49 / .286 6-20 / .300 13-20 / .650 11-27-38 16 8 20 1 9 47 (19-28)02-21 Missouri 25-50 / .500 4-16 / .250 12-13 / .923 9-26-35 26 17 18 5 11 66 (37-29)

at Colorado 18-43 / .419 5-13 / .385 12-19 / .632 4-17-21 15 12 17 2 5 53 (26-27)02-25 Missouri 28-66 / .424 5-13 / .385 33-43 / .767 20-27-47 21 16 10 5 13 94 (55-39)

Kansas State 25-67 / .373 9-24 / .375 15-25 / .600 23-26-49 28 8 21 1 4 74 (32-42)03-01 Missouri 25-70 / .357 3-17 / .176 12-17 / .706 13-19-32 18 19 8 2 11 65 (19-46)

at Kansas 33-59 / .559 8-14 / .571 16-22 / .727 12-34-46 15 22 16 4 6 90 (45-45)03-04 Missouri 28-64 / .438 7-20 / .350 10-17 / .588 14-21-35 19 13 9 3 12 73 (39-34)

Oklahoma 25-60 / .417 4-18 / .222 10-19 / .526 21-28-49 16 13 22 5 5 64 (28-36)03-07 Missouri 31-59 / .525 11-20 / .550 13-22 / .591 9-15-24 27 17 14 0 8 86 (29-57)

Texas A&M 31-50 / .620 8-17 / .471 26-35 / .743 7-21-28 17 15 14 2 7 96 (51-45)03-12 Missouri 31-56 / .554 4-12 / .333 15-23 / .652 12-25-37 21 16 11 2 8 81 (31-50)

vs. Texas Tech 20-55 / .364 4-15 / .267 16-22 / .727 13-19-32 22 12 14 1 4 60 (31-29)03-13 Missouri 24-64 / .375 6-31 / .194 13-18 / .722 11-26-37 18 13 10 5 9 67 (21-46)

vs. Oklahoma State 21-59 / .356 4-24 / .167 13-20 / .650 13-32-45 18 8 17 0 6 59 (23-36)03-14 Missouri 24-51 / .471 8-17 / .471 17-24 / .708 12-26-38 16 17 11 3 7 73 (37-36)

vs. Baylor 22-56 / .393 6-24 / .250 10-16 / .625 12-21-33 19 8 13 1 7 60 (33-27)03-20 Missouri 28-59 / .475 5-20 / .250 17-19 / .895 9-28-37 11 19 4 1 4 78 (29-49)

vs. Cornell 23-64 / .359 6-21 / .286 7-12 / .583 17-23-40 15 11 9 0 1 59 (25-34)03-22 Missouri 31-64 / .484 7-22 / .318 14-20 / .700 10-20-30 23 14 7 4 6 83 (46-37)

vs. Marquette 23-60 / .383 5-14 / .357 28-33 / .848 16-25-41 17 8 12 0 4 79 (35-44)03-26 Missouri 33-62 / .532 6-16 / .375 30-45 / .667 12-25-37 24 17 12 3 9 102 (49-53)

vs. Memphis 35-69 / .507 3-15 / .200 18-32 / .563 15-25-40 26 16 14 6 8 91 (36-55)03-28 Missouri 32-76 / .421 5-18 / .278 6-12 / .500 12-20-32 24 21 6 1 10 75 (38-37)

vs. Connecticut 27-53 / .509 2-12 / .167 26-32 / .813 11-36-47 13 15 17 8 3 82 (44-38)

MIZZOU/OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARIES

game-by-game team statistics

96

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalPrairie View A&M 34 31 65Missouri 46 40 86

prairie view TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

33 Hugee, Darnell - F 2 3 0 0 0 2 1 2 3 5 4 0 2 1 0 1144 McDaniel, Dorian - F 3 8 1 4 0 0 1 3 4 0 7 0 1 0 0 2005 Johnson, Derek - G 3 8 0 2 5 6 2 1 3 4 11 5 6 0 2 3211 Jones, Christopher - G 3 8 0 1 4 4 0 2 2 1 10 4 4 0 3 3241 Meadows, Tim - G 3 7 2 5 0 0 0 3 3 1 8 2 5 0 2 2200 Shivres, Jacoie 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 703 Richman, Alex 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 510 Griffi n, Michael 3 8 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 3 7 3 3 0 2 2121 Khalfan, Ahmed 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 323 Bell, Donald 5 9 0 1 4 6 1 1 2 0 14 0 1 0 0 2224 McGilvery, Ivory 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 332 Garrison, Tarrence 1 5 0 0 0 0 1 6 7 1 2 0 2 2 2 22

TEAM 4 0 4TOTALS 24 60 4 18 13 18 12 23 35 21 65 14 25 3 11 200

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-25 52.0% 2nd Half: 11-35 31.4% Game: 40.0% DEADBALL3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-9 33.3% 2nd Half: 1-9 11.1% Game: 22.2% REBOUNDSF Throw % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3% 2nd Half: 8-12 66.7% Game: 72.2% 3

mizzou TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 8 14 0 0 3 4 4 5 9 2 19 1 1 0 1 2605 Lyons, Leo - F 8 15 0 0 5 5 5 3 8 2 21 0 2 1 2 2404 Tiller, J.T. - G 2 7 0 1 1 2 3 2 5 1 5 5 4 0 4 2211 Taylor, Zaire - G 0 4 0 1 1 2 2 0 2 1 1 3 0 1 2 2733 Lawrence, Matt - G 1 5 1 4 0 0 0 2 2 1 3 2 1 0 0 1903 Paul, Miguel 4 8 3 6 0 0 0 1 1 1 11 1 1 0 1 1512 Denmon, Marcus 5 8 3 6 2 2 2 1 3 1 15 2 1 0 0 1913 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 415 Ramsey, Keith 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 2 4 1 2 0 2 0 0 1021 Bowers, Laurence 0 2 0 0 1 3 1 3 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 623 Safford, Justin 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 4 4 3 4 1 2 0 0 1724 English, Kim 1 4 0 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 4 0 1 0 1 832 Moore, Steve 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

TEAM 1 0 1TOTALS 31 71 8 20 16 25 21 26 47 15 86 16 17 2 11 200


Nov. 15, 2008Mizzou ArenaColumbia, Mo.

Game 1: Mizzou vs. Prairie View A&MScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalXavier 35 40 75Missouri 32 39 71

xavier TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

05 Brown, Derrick - F 4 7 2 4 6 7 2 5 7 2 16 3 2 0 0 3611 Raymond, B.J. - F 1 7 1 6 8 10 1 3 4 5 11 3 0 0 0 2520 Anderson, C.J. - G 3 5 0 0 0 1 2 2 4 3 6 1 4 0 0 3025 Jackson, Dante’ - G 2 6 2 4 2 2 0 3 3 5 8 1 5 0 0 3131 Love, Jason - G 2 5 0 0 2 2 2 4 6 2 6 1 0 1 1 2103 Walsh, Brian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 312 Redford, Brad 2 2 2 2 1 2 0 1 1 1 7 0 2 0 0 622 McLean, Jamel 3 4 0 0 0 5 3 6 9 3 6 0 1 0 1 1832 Frease, Kenny 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 2 3 0 3 2 0 1052 Holloway, Terrell 1 3 0 0 10 10 0 3 3 3 12 2 2 0 1 20

TEAM 0 2 2 2TOTALS 19 40 7 16 30 41 10 31 41 27 75 11 22 3 3 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 13 0 1 3 7 1 2 3 5 17 2 3 0 3 3105 Lyons, Leo - F 5 9 0 0 5 10 1 0 1 4 15 3 1 1 3 2304 Tiller, J.T. - G 5 11 2 4 1 2 2 3 5 5 13 5 0 0 6 2811 Taylor, Zaire - G 3 3 1 1 1 3 1 4 5 3 8 2 2 1 1 3233 Lawrence, Matt - G 3 13 2 10 1 1 0 2 2 3 9 0 0 1 1 2903 Paul, Miguel 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 812 Denmon, Marcus 0 3 0 3 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 1615 Ramsey, Keith 1 3 1 2 0 2 2 0 2 3 3 1 0 0 1 1123 Safford, Justin 0 1 0 0 2 4 1 2 3 3 2 2 0 0 0 1624 English, Kim 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 6

TEAM 1 3 4TOTALS 25 60 6 23 15 31 10 18 28 30 71 18 7 3 16 200


Nov. 20, 2008Coliseo de PRSan Juan, P.R.

Game 3: Mizzou vs. Xavier

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalFairfi eld 29 30 59Missouri 40 47 87

fairfield TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

03 Han, Jonathan - F 1 5 1 4 1 2 0 3 3 1 4 6 4 0 1 3615 Allen, Herbie - F 4 7 2 4 2 2 0 0 0 4 12 4 1 0 1 3022 Edney, Warren - G 5 14 0 1 3 5 2 3 5 3 13 2 4 0 0 3132 Johnson, Anthony - G 4 7 0 0 1 1 4 2 6 2 9 2 1 4 1 2644 Nero, Greg - G 5 8 0 1 2 5 1 4 5 2 12 2 1 1 1 3004 Hawkins, Yorel 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 512 Crawford, Sean 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 434 Olander, Ryan 1 3 0 0 0 4 2 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 941 Evanovich, Mike 2 7 0 3 1 1 2 2 4 2 5 0 0 0 0 15

TEAM 0 0 0 1TOTALS 23 55 3 16 10 22 11 18 29 18 59 17 15 6 6 200

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11-28 39.3% 2nd Half: 12-27 44.4% Game: 41.8% DEADBALL3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-9 22.2% 2nd Half: 1-7 14.3% Game: 18.8% REBOUNDSF Throw % 1st Half: 5-8 62.5% 2nd Half: 5-14 35.7% Game: 45.5% 5,1


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 12 0 1 1 1 4 2 6 1 15 5 1 2 1 2205 Lyons, Leo - F 5 9 0 0 2 4 3 7 10 1 12 1 2 1 0 2004 Tiller, J.T. - G 3 5 0 2 0 0 2 1 3 3 6 2 2 0 2 2211 Taylor, Zaire - G 2 4 1 2 2 3 0 2 2 3 7 6 1 0 1 2133 Lawrence, Matt - G 4 7 4 6 2 2 1 2 3 1 14 1 0 0 0 2003 Paul, Miguel 2 5 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 1 5 3 0 0 0 2012 Denmon, Marcus 2 8 0 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 5 1 0 0 0 1113 Anderson, Michael 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 815 Ramsey, Keith 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 3 5 2 6 3 0 0 0 1421 Bowers, Laurence 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 2 4 2 0 1 0 1023 Safford, Justin 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 5 4 2 3 1 0 1124 English, Kim 3 9 1 3 0 0 3 1 4 0 7 1 2 0 1 1732 Moore, Steve 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 4

TEAM 0 4 4TOTALS 35 70 8 21 9 15 19 28 47 21 87 27 11 6 5 200



Game 4: Mizzou vs. Fairfi eldScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalChattanooga 37 38 75Missouri 43 60 103

chattanooga TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

34 Doaks, Nicchaeus - F 5 5 0 0 6 8 2 8 10 3 16 0 2 0 0 2444 Hartwell, Khalil - F 3 8 0 0 3 5 4 6 10 3 9 0 1 0 0 3100 McDowell, Stephen - G 3 10 2 7 0 0 2 2 4 3 8 0 2 0 0 2123 Patterson, Ty - G 6 14 3 9 3 6 0 2 2 3 18 3 2 0 1 3531 Sheard, Keyron - G 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 2 3 3 0 3 6 0 0 2301 Williams, Jasper 3 7 2 4 6 9 0 2 2 2 14 4 3 0 0 2004 Harvey, Dante 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 5 4 0 0 0 0 1310 Ferrell, Zach 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 314 Smith, Jeff 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 222 Taylor, Ricky 2 6 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 1653 Saffore, Jeremy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 12

TEAM 4 2 6TOTALS 24 58 8 25 19 31 15 27 42 26 75 10 20 0 2 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 8 11 0 1 5 7 3 5 8 2 21 2 1 0 2 2505 Lyons, Leo - F 8 12 0 0 9 11 5 3 8 2 25 4 2 0 1 2404 Tiller, J.T. - G 1 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 4 3 1 1 0 0 1511 Taylor, Zaire - G 1 6 1 3 0 0 3 3 6 2 3 6 0 1 1 2833 Lawrence, Matt - G 6 10 4 8 0 0 1 2 3 1 16 0 0 0 1 1603 Paul, Miguel 1 4 1 4 2 4 0 1 1 2 5 2 1 0 1 1212 Denmon, Marcus 2 8 0 5 1 1 1 1 2 1 5 5 1 0 3 2013 Anderson, Michael 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 415 Ramsey, Keith 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 3 2 2 0 1 1 0 1021 Bowers, Laurence 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 1123 Safford, Justin 2 4 0 1 1 2 2 2 4 0 5 1 0 1 2 1324 English, Kim 3 8 2 5 1 3 0 2 2 2 9 1 1 0 1 1225 Sutton, Jarrett 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 332 Moore, Steve 1 1 0 0 1 4 1 1 2 3 3 0 1 0 0 7

TEAM 1 0 1TOTALS 36 72 10 31 21 36 17 27 44 24 103 24 9 3 12 200



Game 2: Mizzou vs. Chattanooga

2008-09 box scores

97

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalArkansas-PB 22 19 41Missouri 44 51 95

arkansas-pb TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

24 Livisay, Nicholas - F 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2335 Weathers, Lebaron - F 1 7 0 1 0 0 2 5 7 3 2 0 5 0 0 1944 Glass, Tyree - G 4 13 0 1 2 6 6 3 9 2 10 2 4 0 1 3114 Calvin, Terrence - G 2 10 0 0 4 4 2 7 9 3 8 4 5 0 0 3921 Washington, Tav. - G 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 4 0 7 0 1 1415 Tolliver, Jason 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 422 Davis, George 1 3 0 0 1 2 1 3 4 1 3 0 1 2 0 1623 Townsend, Savalance 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 3 0 2 2625 Antonio Lasker 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 630 Montgomery, Gavin 3 6 0 2 0 1 2 0 2 0 6 0 0 0 1 1042 Norman, Cory 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 452 Kennedy, Terrell 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 4

TEAM 2 4 6 1TOTALS 16 60 0 8 9 15 18 26 44 16 41 8 28 2 6 200




TEAM 1 1 2TOTALS 34 74 11 28 16 22 15 30 45 14 95 21 10 5 15 200


Dec. 2, 2008Mizzou ArenaColumbia, Mo.

Game 7: Mizzou vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalCalifornia 35 31 66Missouri 46 47 93

california TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

10 Boykin, Jamal - F 2 7 1 1 2 4 4 5 9 0 7 1 3 1 3 2624 Robertson, Theo - F 5 8 2 2 0 0 1 4 5 4 12 0 4 0 0 2133 Wilkes, Jordan - C 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 1 0 1003 Randle, Jerome - G 5 11 2 3 3 6 1 1 2 2 15 3 3 0 2 3323 Christopher, P. - G 3 15 1 3 2 2 2 1 3 1 9 1 0 0 0 2401 Seeley, D.J. 0 6 0 2 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 1002 Gutierrez, Jorge 2 7 0 2 5 7 4 1 5 3 9 0 1 0 2 2513 Knezevic, Nikola 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 3 0 3 0 0 1021 Amoke, Omondi 4 6 0 0 0 2 1 3 4 0 8 0 1 0 0 1543 Kamp, Harper 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 18

TEAM 4 0 4 TOTALS 23 64 6 13 14 25 19 19 38 16 66 7 20 3 7 200




TEAM 5 1 6 Totals 35 72 6 20 17 20 20 28 48 25 93 22 17 7 14 200



Game 8: Mizzou vs. CaliforniaScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalOral Roberts 35 48 83Missouri 43 49 92

oral roberts TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

21 Lewis, Marcus - F 2 4 0 0 0 2 4 2 6 5 4 0 3 1 0 1945 Morrison, D. - F 6 14 2 3 3 4 1 2 3 4 17 0 0 0 1 3310 Jarvis, Robert - G 11 18 6 11 6 6 0 3 3 1 34 3 0 0 1 4011 Guyton, Reggie - G 1 3 0 0 4 4 0 1 1 1 6 5 1 0 2 2725 Stokes, Kyron - G 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 1 1 4 4 0 2 0 0 2000 Hardy, Andre 3 9 0 0 7 10 5 6 11 4 13 0 3 1 1 2801 Rogers, Beloved 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 405 Sango, Kelvin 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 4 4 1 1 2 2 0 1 2212 Holdman, Ken 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 7

TEAM 1 2 3TOTALS 25 54 8 14 25 32 11 22 33 20 83 10 12 2 6 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 13 0 1 2 5 3 5 8 3 16 4 0 1 2 3005 Lyons, Leo - F 9 17 0 0 8 10 4 4 8 2 26 1 1 0 1 2804 Tiller, J.T. - G 2 6 1 1 2 4 2 1 3 4 7 1 3 0 0 2711 Taylor, Zaire - G 3 6 2 3 3 4 1 2 3 5 11 1 0 0 2 2133 Lawrence, Matt - G 3 6 2 5 0 0 0 2 2 0 8 2 0 0 1 2603 Paul, Miguel 4 7 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 9 5 1 0 1 1912 Denmon, Marcus 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1715 Ramsey, Keith 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 2 1 1 921 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 523 Safford, Justin 2 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 0 0 824 English, Kim 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 10

TEAM 2 0 2 1TOTALS 35 65 6 13 16 24 13 21 34 21 92 18 10 4 10 200



Game 6: Mizzou vs. Oral Roberts

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalUSC 43 29 72Missouri 37 46 83

usc TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

04 Washington, L. - F 4 6 0 0 1 3 3 6 9 1 9 1 1 0 0 3010 Derozan, Demar - F 2 9 0 1 4 6 3 3 6 2 8 0 0 0 0 2513 Hackett, Daniel - G 3 8 2 3 3 4 0 2 2 4 11 5 8 0 1 3821 Lewis, Dwight - G 6 10 2 4 1 3 0 1 1 4 15 1 5 2 2 3422 Gibson, Taj - F 5 8 0 0 1 2 6 2 8 5 11 1 2 2 0 1920 Simmons, Marcus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 823 Wilkinson, Keith 0 3 0 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 1635 Smith, Donte 2 5 1 3 1 1 0 1 1 1 6 5 3 0 1 1543 Cunningham, Kasey 4 7 0 0 3 7 3 3 6 2 11 1 0 1 2 14

TEAM 2 0 2TOTALS 26 56 5 12 15 28 18 21 39 23 72 16 19 5 6 200




TEAM 2 0 2TOTALS 31 63 7 19 14 21 15 19 34 21 83 20 12 3 9 200



Game 5: Mizzou vs. 19USC

98

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMurray State 31 33 64Missouri 40 35 75

murray state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

12 Thomas, Danero - F 1 7 0 2 2 2 2 1 3 2 4 1 2 0 0 2022 McClain, Jeffrey - F 3 8 0 0 0 0 5 3 8 3 6 1 4 0 2 3242 Aska, Ivan - F 3 11 0 0 1 2 1 7 8 4 7 1 2 0 1 2400 Miles, Isacc - G 6 12 1 4 5 6 2 0 2 4 18 4 6 0 2 3210 Thomas, Kevin - G 3 7 0 1 2 2 0 2 2 1 8 3 4 0 8 3002 Fraliex, Matt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 504 Holloway, Tyler 3 6 1 2 0 0 1 4 5 2 7 1 0 1 1 2311 Poole, Donte 2 3 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 1243 Easley, Tony 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 6 0 0 0 1 1850 Fotso, Georges 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 2 0 1 1 0 4

TEAM 0 2 2 Totals 25 60 3 11 11 14 12 23 35 22 64 11 20 2 16 200




TEAM 0 2 2 TOTALS 25 52 6 14 19 29 9 24 33 16 75 18 19 5 14 200



Game 9: Mizzou vs. Murray State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalStetson 18 26 44Missouri 27 51 78

stetson TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

02 Smith, A.J. - F 3 7 1 3 3 4 0 5 5 1 10 1 4 0 0 2704 Oliver, Sheldon - F 1 7 0 0 1 4 4 1 5 2 3 0 1 0 1 2214 Blair, Garfi eld - F 3 11 0 1 0 3 2 2 4 2 6 0 4 1 3 2422 Lang, Tim - G 1 2 0 1 4 4 0 1 1 3 6 0 1 1 0 2331 Thomas, Kris - G 4 12 0 4 2 2 0 3 3 1 10 0 1 0 0 2603 Williams, Brandon 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1410 Bowen, Shawn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 911 Dupiton, Olivier 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 1 4 1 1 0 1 0 1 1315 Lohuis, Mark 0 9 0 6 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 2121 Diaz, Eric 4 7 0 1 0 0 3 3 6 4 8 0 2 0 0 15

TEAM 3 0 3 TOTALS 16 59 1 17 11 21 15 22 37 19 44 1 15 3 6 200




TEAM 1 1 2 TOTALS 30 59 7 17 11 21 14 34 48 22 78 20 9 5 7 200



Game 10: Mizzou vs. Stetson

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalIllinois 40 35 75Missouri 22 37 59

illinois TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

24 Davis, Mike - F 6 8 0 0 1 2 3 6 9 1 13 2 0 0 0 3354 Tisdale, Mike - C 6 9 0 0 0 0 2 6 8 5 12 1 1 0 0 2301 Meacham, Trent - G 6 12 3 6 8 9 0 4 4 2 23 4 4 0 0 3403 Frazier, Chester - G 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 6 6 2 0 8 2 0 3 3532 McCamey, Demetri - G 8 11 4 6 0 0 0 1 1 1 20 5 4 0 0 3223 Keller, Dominique 3 4 0 0 1 2 1 1 2 0 7 1 2 0 1 1425 Brock, Calvin 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1133 Legion, Alex 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 650 Semrau, Richard 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 7

TEAM 2 3 5 TOTALS 29 51 7 16 10 14 8 29 37 13 75 22 17 1 4 200




TEAM 2 1 3 TOTALS 23 62 2 18 11 14 12 16 28 15 59 11 12 4 9 200


Dec. 23, 2008Scottrade CenterSt. Louis, Mo.

Game 11: 25Mizzou vs. Illinois

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalSIU-Edwardsville 24 33 57Missouri 58 49 107

siu-e TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

33 Yelovich, Mark - F 2 7 2 2 7 10 0 2 2 4 13 0 2 0 1 2812 Bundalo, Nikola - C 4 7 0 0 1 1 1 4 5 2 9 0 1 2 1 2423 Wellington, Barry - G 5 11 0 2 1 2 1 1 2 0 11 2 3 0 4 2525 Edmison, John - G 3 7 3 6 0 0 0 2 2 3 9 2 1 0 0 2431 McCleary, Aamir - G 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 6 0 1 2801 Stineman, Kevin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 1102 Dunson, Brandon 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1703 Garriott, Aaron 1 8 0 3 7 9 0 3 3 4 9 0 3 1 0 1511 Jones, Stephen 0 4 0 4 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1242 Bowles, Denyko 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 1 0 0 16

TEAM 0 2 2 1 TOTALS 18 51 5 19 16 22 4 19 23 21 57 9 23 3 7 200




TEAM 0 2 2 TOTALS 38 70 8 19 23 27 16 34 50 19 107 23 14 3 11 200



Game 12: 25Mizzou vs. SIU-Edwardsville

99

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 32 51 83Georgia 28 48 76



TEAM 3 1 4 TOTALS 29 65 7 22 18 27 14 19 33 15 83 17 10 2 10 200


georgia TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

05 Swansey, Zac - G 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 4 7 3 0 2 2723 Butler, Corey - G 2 4 1 3 0 0 1 3 4 4 5 2 3 0 0 3330 Woodbury, T. - G 9 13 5 8 4 5 0 2 2 4 27 1 3 0 0 2833 Thompkins, Trey - F 7 13 2 4 2 4 5 3 8 2 18 4 4 3 1 3334 Jackson, Albert - F 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 4 1 2 0 2 1 0 1403 Ware, Dustin 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 1 0 0 1 1504 Barnes, Chris 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 2 0 2 1 0 0 820 Brewer, Troy 1 4 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 522 Leslie, Travis 5 8 0 0 0 3 5 3 8 3 10 0 2 0 0 1850 Price, Jeremy 3 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 6 1 3 0 1 19

TEAM 0 1 1 TOTALS 30 59 8 18 8 16 14 26 40 21 76 18 22 4 5 200


Jan. 3, 2009Stegeman ColiseumAthens, Ga.

Game 14: Mizzou at Georgia

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalCoppin State 17 38 55Missouri 51 37 88

coppin state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

34 Chesnut, Brian - F 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 3 0 1 3 0 0 1750 Kucinskas, C. - F 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 0 1305 Harper, Michael - G 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1612 Iloegbu, Chuka - G 0 4 0 1 3 4 0 1 1 1 3 1 3 0 0 1822 McKee, Tywain - G 7 15 3 10 0 1 1 4 5 2 17 1 4 0 3 3811 Goldsberry, Vince 4 10 0 1 4 7 1 3 4 2 12 2 4 0 3 3423 Buckley, Mike 1 7 1 5 2 4 2 3 5 1 5 0 3 0 1 1931 Hayden, Eddie 4 8 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 8 1 2 0 0 2233 Coleman, Sam 1 2 0 0 7 7 2 2 4 1 9 0 1 0 1 23

TEAM 1 3 4 TOTALS 17 51 4 18 17 25 12 22 34 11 55 7 25 0 8 200




TEAM 0 4 4 TOTALS 35 66 13 29 5 10 12 26 38 20 88 25 18 5 16 200


Jan. 6, 2009Mizzou ArenaColumbia, Mo.

Game 15: Mizzou vs. Coppin State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 32 24 56Nebraska 18 33 51



TEAM 1 0 1 TOTALS 18 47 5 21 10 18 11 24 35 24 51 10 16 2 6 200


nebraska TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

32 Balham ,Chris - F 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1404 Harley, Steve - G 1 7 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 2 2 0 1 0 0 2905 Henry, Sek - G 5 11 1 3 2 2 2 1 3 1 13 3 1 1 0 3211 Dagunduro, Ade - G 6 11 0 1 8 9 2 3 5 4 20 1 3 1 3 2924 Miller, Cookie - G 0 6 0 3 2 3 0 1 1 3 2 3 2 0 1 3625 Velander, Paul 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 2430 McCray, Toney 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 5 0 1 0 1 544 Anderson, Ryan 1 3 1 3 5 8 1 9 10 1 8 1 3 0 0 31

TEAM 0 1 1 TOTALS 17 44 4 13 18 25 6 24 30 16 56 8 11 2 5 200


Jan. 10, 2009Devaney CenterLincoln, Neb.

Game 16: Mizzou at Nebraska

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalCentenary 19 33 52Missouri 38 42 80

centenary TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

03 Gatlin, Anthony - F 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 830 Bonham, Jerrald - F 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 1501 Stallings, Nick - G 6 15 0 2 5 7 3 9 12 0 17 1 7 0 3 4011 Adams, Chase - G 5 11 1 3 3 5 2 2 4 3 14 4 3 0 3 3815 Redus, Gary - G 3 11 0 1 4 6 0 2 2 0 10 0 1 1 1 2900 Woods, Willie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 202 Tubner, Roman 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 505 Hill, Travis 0 4 0 3 1 2 3 3 6 3 1 1 1 0 1 3032 Harris, Brandon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 434 Hill, Lance 2 3 0 0 4 4 1 0 1 2 8 0 2 0 0 2244 Nakwaasah, Maxx 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 7

TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 17 48 1 10 17 24 10 17 27 18 52 6 16 1 8 200




TEAM 4 0 4 TOTALS 32 57 8 21 8 17 14 24 38 21 80 21 14 3 8 200



Game 13: Mizzou vs. Centenary

100

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalColorado 22 40 62Missouri 48 59 107

colorado TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

31 Jackson-Wilson, J. - F 1 4 0 1 2 2 2 1 3 2 4 1 1 0 0 1233 Dufault, Austin - F 2 6 1 1 0 0 1 4 5 1 5 0 3 0 1 3101 Tomlinson, Nate - G 0 1 0 1 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 3 4 0 0 2911 Higgins, Cory - G 3 9 0 0 6 7 2 2 4 3 12 2 4 0 5 2912 Thorne, Dwight - G 5 11 1 4 2 2 2 1 3 4 13 1 6 0 0 2410 Kelley, Ryan 7 12 2 4 3 5 1 2 3 3 19 0 3 0 1 1914 Coney, Javon 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 3 2 1 0 0 0 915 Veal, Toby 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 624 Knutson, Levi 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1434 Crawford, Casey 0 5 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1055 Eckloff, Trey 1 3 1 2 0 0 1 4 5 4 3 1 3 0 0 17

TEAM 2 0 2 TOTALS 20 54 5 14 17 24 15 20 35 23 62 9 26 0 8 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 5 8 1 2 2 2 2 9 11 1 13 2 1 2 1 2215 Ramsey, Keith - F 2 3 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 5 1 0 2 1 2104 Tiller, J.T. - G 4 6 0 0 5 5 0 1 1 1 13 2 0 0 0 1211 Taylor, Zaire - G 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 4 2 6 1 0 1 1924 English, Kim - G 4 6 2 4 2 4 0 0 0 1 12 2 2 1 3 1403 Paul, Miguel 2 3 2 2 2 3 0 1 1 1 8 3 1 0 1 1912 Denmon, Marcus 5 8 3 5 0 0 0 3 3 1 13 4 1 0 0 2113 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1021 Bowers, Laurence 7 8 0 0 2 2 2 1 3 2 16 2 2 1 2 1923 Safford, Justin 5 9 1 1 2 3 0 1 1 1 13 2 0 2 1 1525 Sutton, Jarrett 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 432 Moore, Steve 1 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 0 0 933 Lawrence, Matt 3 4 3 4 0 2 1 0 1 3 9 0 0 0 2 15

TEAM 0 1 1 TOTALS 38 60 12 20 19 28 7 22 29 19 107 26 10 8 12 200



Game 17: Mizzou vs. Colorado

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalIowa State 20 26 46Missouri 29 48 77

iowa state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

21 Brackins, Craig - F 4 11 0 2 2 3 0 7 7 3 10 3 4 0 1 2841 Hamilton, Justin - C 6 9 0 0 1 3 1 3 4 2 13 0 0 0 0 2305 Staiger, Lucca - G 2 7 2 6 0 0 0 2 2 1 6 1 1 0 0 3110 Garrett, Diante - G 4 11 0 0 3 4 0 3 3 0 11 5 1 0 0 3422 Petersen, Bryan - G 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 5 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 2900 Boozer, Charles 0 2 0 0 2 4 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 501 Buckley, Dominique 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 403 Haluska, Sean 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1012 Eikmeier, Wes 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 715 Thompson, Alex 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1023 Vanderbeken, Jamie 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 1 1 1 15

TEAM 3 2 5 TOTALS 18 54 2 17 8 14 6 25 31 14 46 11 14 1 6 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 4 9 1 2 0 0 0 9 9 2 9 5 2 0 2 2615 Ramsey, Keith - F 4 5 2 2 0 2 2 1 3 0 10 0 0 2 0 2104 Tiller, J.T. - G 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 5 2 1 1 0 0 1411 Taylor, Zaire - G 5 9 2 4 3 3 1 4 5 0 15 3 0 0 0 2324 English, Kim - G 3 5 3 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 9 2 2 0 0 2003 Paul, Miguel 0 3 0 2 1 2 2 3 5 0 1 2 1 0 1 1605 Lyons, Leo 3 7 0 0 6 7 2 6 8 2 12 2 1 1 1 1712 Denmon, Marcus 6 12 4 6 0 0 2 0 2 2 16 1 0 0 0 2113 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 621 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 523 Safford, Justin 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 0 2 1 1 0 925 Sutton, Jarrett 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 232 Moore, Steve 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 233 Lawrence, Matt 0 3 0 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 18

TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 27 60 13 25 10 14 10 32 42 17 77 19 11 4 7 200

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-34 29.4% 2nd Half: 17-26 65.4% Game: 45.0% DEADBALL3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-11 27.3% 2nd Half: 10-14 71.4% Game: 52.0% REBOUNDSF Throw % 1st Half: 6-9 66.7% 2nd Half: 4-5 80.0% Game: 71.4% 2, 1


Game 18: Mizzou vs. Iowa State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 52 45 97Oklahoma State 42 53 95


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 9 13 0 1 1 2 4 5 9 3 19 2 3 1 1 2715 Ramsey, Keith - F 5 9 1 2 1 4 2 0 2 3 12 2 3 0 1 1404 Tiller, J.T. - G 6 10 0 2 3 4 1 6 7 3 15 2 2 0 2 2911 Taylor, Zaire - G 3 6 0 1 4 5 2 3 5 2 10 5 2 0 2 3224 English, Kim - G 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 1 0 0 1 1603 Paul, Miguel 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 605 Lyons, Leo 3 9 0 0 4 8 1 2 3 3 10 1 2 0 2 2412 Denmon, Marcus 3 5 0 1 1 3 1 2 3 3 7 2 3 0 1 1521 Bowers, Laurence 1 3 0 1 2 2 0 3 3 2 4 0 1 1 1 923 Safford, Justin 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 833 Lawrence, Matt 7 10 5 8 0 0 0 3 3 1 19 2 0 0 1 20

TEAM 1 0 1 TOTALS 37 70 6 17 17 30 12 30 42 27 97 20 16 2 12 200


oklahoma st TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

44 Kirkland, Malcon - F 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 600 Eaton, Byron - G 5 11 1 1 10 11 2 1 3 5 21 3 6 0 1 3301 Harris, Terrel - G 7 14 0 5 7 8 3 2 5 4 21 2 1 0 1 3102 Muonelo, Obi - G 7 19 3 9 5 8 1 11 12 3 22 3 6 0 1 4023 Anderson, James - G 4 12 1 5 8 8 3 3 6 4 17 0 2 0 2 3404 Brown, Anthony 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 1012 Page, Keiton 3 4 3 4 0 1 0 2 2 2 9 1 2 0 1 2515 Sidorakis, Nick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+33 Moses, Marshal 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 6 11 5 2 0 2 0 0 21

TEAM 2 1 3 TOTALS 28 67 8 24 31 39 16 28 44 25 95 9 19 0 6 200


Jan. 21, 2009Gallagher-Iba ArenaStillwater, Okla.

Game 19: Mizzou at Oklahoma State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalTexas Tech 41 45 86Missouri 53 44 97

texas tech TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

05 Roberts, D’walyn - F 3 6 0 0 3 3 3 4 7 3 9 0 3 1 0 1615 Lewandowski, R. - F 5 9 0 0 6 7 4 2 6 2 16 0 4 2 3 2230 Prince, Michael - F 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 0 1 0 1 1220 Voskuil, Alan - G 5 8 2 4 0 0 3 5 8 4 12 6 5 0 2 3721 Roberson, John - G 5 12 3 7 2 2 0 3 3 5 15 4 5 0 4 3802 Craig, Rogdrick 2 5 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 0 0 823 Okorie, Nick 4 13 1 4 3 6 5 2 7 3 12 3 3 0 1 3131 Cohadarevic, Darko 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 832 Singletary, Mike 3 6 0 0 8 11 0 6 6 3 14 1 4 0 0 26

TEAM 2 0 2 TOTALS 29 62 6 16 22 29 19 27 46 28 86 15 29 3 11 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 10 16 0 1 7 13 2 4 6 2 27 4 2 2 1 3215 Ramsey, Keith - F 4 7 0 1 1 2 4 3 7 3 9 1 0 0 2 2304 Tiller, J.T. - G 2 6 0 1 4 4 1 0 1 4 8 2 3 2 7 2411 Taylor, Zaire - G 1 3 1 2 4 4 2 1 3 1 7 3 2 0 1 2924 English, Kim - G 5 13 2 6 1 2 1 2 3 4 13 2 1 0 2 2203 Paul, Miguel 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 2 0 2 1305 Lyons, Leo 2 5 0 0 8 8 1 2 3 1 12 2 2 1 1 1312 Denmon, Marcus 3 6 2 4 6 6 2 2 4 1 14 2 1 0 1 1813 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 221 Bowers, Laurence 1 2 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 1 523 Safford, Justin 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 2 633 Lawrence, Matt 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 13

TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 30 66 5 20 32 41 15 15 30 24 97 18 14 7 20 200



Game 20: Mizzou vs. Texas Tech

101

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 37 45 82Iowa State 31 37 68


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 14 20 1 1 2 4 4 5 9 2 31 5 3 2 0 3105 Lyons, Leo - F 6 12 0 0 0 2 1 3 4 2 12 2 2 0 1 2904 Tiller, J.T. - G 2 7 1 2 1 2 0 4 4 1 6 6 0 0 3 2911 Taylor, Zaire - G 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 5 0 0 2 2824 English, Kim - G 6 8 4 5 0 0 1 4 5 3 16 4 1 0 0 2203 Paul, Miguel 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 912 Denmon, Marcus 2 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 1613 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 115 Ramsey, Keith 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 0 2 0 0 1121 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 123 Safford, Justin 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 732 Moore, Steve 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 Lawrence, Matt 2 4 2 4 0 0 0 4 4 0 6 2 0 0 0 15

TEAM 1 0 1 TOTALS 35 61 9 16 3 8 7 25 32 13 82 28 9 2 7 200


iowa state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

10 Garrett, Diante - G 6 10 0 3 1 1 0 3 3 2 13 11 4 0 2 3721 Brackins, Craig - F 8 13 0 0 0 3 3 4 7 1 16 2 4 3 1 3122 Petersen, Bryan - G 5 11 3 9 0 0 0 4 4 2 13 2 3 0 1 3441 Hamilton, Justin - F 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 705 Staiger, Lucca - G 0 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1700 Boozer, Charles 3 5 2 4 3 3 0 1 1 0 11 0 1 0 1 1223 Vanderbeken, Jamie 5 10 2 7 2 2 2 3 5 2 14 1 0 0 1 2924 Lee, Cameron 0 3 0 1 0 0 2 3 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 903 Haluska, Sean 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 13

TEAM 0 2 2 TOTALS 27 57 7 28 7 11 7 21 28 11 68 17 14 4 6 200


Feb. 7, 2009Hilton ColiseumAmes, Iowa

Game 24: Mizzou at Iowa State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 29 40 69Texas 34 31 65


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 5 12 0 1 3 7 1 3 4 4 13 1 2 2 1 2805 Lyons, Leo - F 7 11 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 2704 Tiller, J.T. - G 3 6 0 0 4 6 1 2 3 4 10 5 0 0 1 2911 Taylor, Zaire - G 6 9 3 4 2 3 2 1 3 2 17 3 1 0 3 3524 English, Kim - G 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2003 Paul, Miguel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 312 Denmon, Marcus 2 6 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 5 0 2 0 1 1415 Ramsey, Keith 1 3 0 1 0 0 2 2 4 4 2 1 1 1 2 1721 Bowers, Laurence 1 5 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 523 Safford, Justin 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 233 Lawrence, Matt 1 5 1 4 1 2 0 3 3 0 4 0 0 1 0 20

TEAM 1 3 4 TOTALS 27 61 5 15 10 19 10 23 33 21 69 12 7 5 8 200


texas TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

01 Johnson, Gary - F 2 10 0 0 3 5 0 1 1 2 7 0 1 0 0 1705 James, Damion - F 3 8 0 1 0 0 3 7 10 1 6 2 1 1 1 2732 Atchley, Connor - F 1 5 0 1 0 0 2 3 5 2 2 0 1 0 1 1503 Abrams, A.J. - G 4 9 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 11 2 2 1 0 4024 Mason, Justin - G 2 6 0 0 2 4 0 6 6 3 6 7 5 1 2 3804 Balbay, Dogus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 234 Pittman, Dexter 9 12 0 0 7 10 5 2 7 4 25 0 2 2 0 2350 Ward, Varez 2 4 0 1 0 1 0 4 4 1 4 4 3 0 1 2853 Chapman, Clint 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 10

TEAM 2 2 4 TOTALS 25 59 3 10 12 20 12 28 40 17 65 15 15 5 5 200

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-34 38.2% 2nd Half: 12-25 48.0% Game: 42.4% DEADBALL3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-5 40-0% 2nd Half: 1-5 20.0% Game: 30.0% REBOUNDSF Throw % 1st Half: 6-8 75.0% 2nd Half: 6-12 50.0% Game: 60.0% 5

Feb. 4, 2009Frank Erwin CenterAustin, Texas

Game 23: Mizzou at 16TexasScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 33 39 72Kansas State 46 42 88


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 13 1 1 4 7 3 2 5 3 19 2 1 1 2 3315 Ramsey, Keith - F 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 1 2 1 0 2104 Tiller, J.T. - G 1 7 0 1 2 4 2 2 4 3 4 2 4 1 1 2411 Taylor, Zaire - G 2 5 1 3 1 2 2 3 5 1 6 7 4 0 1 3424 English, Kim - G 2 6 1 3 1 2 0 1 1 0 6 1 1 1 0 1503 Paul, Miguel 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 1005 Lyons, Leo 3 9 1 1 6 6 2 3 5 2 13 2 1 0 1 1812 Denmon, Marcus 0 5 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1221 Bowers, Laurence 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 323 Safford, Justin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 433 Lawrence, Matt 6 10 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 1 1 0 1 26

TEAM 6 2 8 1 TOTALS 24 61 10 19 14 21 18 17 35 16 72 17 17 4 6 200


kansas state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

15 Colon, Luis - F 3 5 0 0 0 0 1 5 6 2 6 1 0 0 0 2123 Sutton, Dominique - F 3 7 0 1 2 3 4 4 8 3 8 1 1 0 1 3042 Kent, Darren - F 2 7 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 3 4 1 4 1 0 2100 Pullen, Jacob - G 9 16 5 8 0 0 1 1 2 0 23 4 5 0 2 3521 Clemente, Denis - G 4 6 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 4 10 7 4 0 1 2401 Brown, Fred 6 11 5 6 0 0 0 4 4 1 17 3 1 1 1 2231 Merriwether, Chris 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 732 Samuels, Jamar 7 9 1 1 3 5 4 2 6 1 18 4 0 2 0 2440 Andeson, Ron 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 2 4 4 0 2 0 1 0 16

TEAM 2 2 4 TOTALS 35 66 12 22 6 10 15 24 39 18 88 24 16 5 5 200


Jan. 24, 2009Bramlage ColiseumManhattan, Kan.

Game 21: Mizzou at Kansas State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalBaylor 39 33 72Missouri 40 49 89

baylor TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

04 Acy, Quincy - F 3 5 0 0 1 2 3 1 4 4 7 0 1 0 0 1823 Rogers, Kevin - F 7 13 0 0 4 5 1 3 4 5 18 2 2 0 1 3300 Jerrells, Curis - F 2 10 0 3 1 2 1 3 4 3 5 2 9 0 3 3305 Dugat, Henry - G 5 9 1 3 3 4 0 2 2 3 14 3 0 1 0 3545 Carter, Tweety - G 5 12 2 8 0 0 0 4 4 3 12 4 1 0 2 3603 Ellis, Fred 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 3 0 0 1 1 0 815 Diene, Mamadou 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 124 Dunn, LaceDarius 5 10 2 7 1 1 0 6 6 4 13 0 2 0 1 2741 Jones, Anthony 1 2 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 9

TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 28 62 6 23 10 14 8 21 29 26 72 11 18 2 7 200




TEAM 0 2 2 1 TOTALS 28 58 3 18 30 36 10 25 35 17 89 17 14 3 9 200



Game 22: Mizzou vs. Baylor

102

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalKansas 30 30 60Missouri 16 46 62

kansas TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

22 Morris, Marcus - F 0 4 0 1 2 2 2 1 3 4 2 2 3 0 2 1145 Aldrich, Cole - F 3 8 0 0 2 2 2 13 15 4 8 0 4 5 0 3504 Collins, Sherron - F 4 13 0 4 1 4 1 3 4 1 9 3 6 0 0 3612 Morningstar, Brady - G 1 3 0 2 0 0 2 1 3 1 2 2 3 0 3 3415 Taylor, Tyshawn - G 5 6 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 2 11 2 6 0 1 2014 Reed, Tyrel 2 7 2 7 2 2 2 3 5 2 8 0 0 0 0 2221 Morris, Markieff 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 3 2 0 0 1 1 1023 Little, Mario 4 7 0 1 1 2 0 4 4 4 9 0 3 0 0 2424 Releford, Travis 3 4 0 0 3 3 1 1 2 1 9 0 1 0 0 8

TEAM 3 3 6 TOTALS 23 55 2 15 12 16 15 33 48 22 60 9 27 6 7 200




TEAM 1 1 2 TOTALS 21 59 2 14 18 27 10 18 28 15 62 14 13 3 13 200


Feb. 9, 2009Mizzou ArenaColumbia, Mo.

Game 25: 17Mizzou vs. 16Kansas

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalNebraska 19 28 47Missouri 25 45 70

nebraska TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

32 Balham, Chris - F 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 4 7 2 2 0 0 0 0 1704 Harley, Steve - F 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 1805 Henry, Sek - F 2 5 1 3 6 8 0 4 4 1 11 1 5 0 0 2611 Dagunduro, Ade - G 4 9 0 0 3 6 3 4 7 3 11 1 5 0 4 2824 Miller, Cookie - G 1 6 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 2203 Richardson, Brandon 3 5 2 4 4 6 1 3 4 2 12 2 1 0 1 2025 Velander, Paul 1 4 1 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 1830 McCray, Toney 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 1744 Anderson, Ryan 2 6 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 2 0 2 21

TEAM 4 4 8 1 1 TOTALS 14 49 6 20 13 20 11 27 38 16 47 8 20 1 9 200




TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 25 59 9 25 11 17 12 24 36 18 70 18 13 6 11 200



Game 26: 17Mizzou vs. Nebraska

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 37 29 66Colorado 26 27 53



TEAM 1 0 1 1 TOTALS 25 50 4 16 12 13 9 26 35 26 66 17 18 5 11 200


colorado TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

31 Jackson-Wilson, J. - F 1 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 3 4 1 3 1 0 1533 Dufault, Austin - F 5 9 1 2 4 5 3 2 5 1 15 1 2 0 0 3801 Tomlinson, Nate - G 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 3 3 4 0 0 2311 Higgins, Cory - G 5 12 0 0 4 8 0 4 4 2 14 3 3 1 3 3912 Thorne, Dwight - G 2 10 2 6 2 2 0 3 3 1 8 2 1 0 1 3110 Kelley, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 114 Coney, Javon 2 5 1 4 0 1 1 2 3 3 5 1 2 0 1 2324 Knutson, Levi 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 2055 Eckloff, Trey 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 10

TEAM 0 2 2 TOTALS 18 43 5 13 12 19 4 17 21 15 53 12 17 2 5 200


Feb. 21, 2009Coors Event CenterBoulder, Colo.

Game 27: 11Mizzou at Colorado

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalKansas State 32 42 74Missouri 55 39 94

kansas state TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

23 Sutton, Dominuque - F 0 4 0 1 2 4 3 4 7 3 2 0 2 0 0 2142 Kent, Darren - F 3 8 1 1 0 0 6 1 7 5 7 2 1 0 0 1815 Colon, Luis - C 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 2 2 0 2 1 0 1200 Pullen, Jake - G 2 12 2 9 2 2 1 3 4 2 8 2 1 0 1 3521 Clemente, Denis - G 12 19 4 7 5 7 0 5 5 2 33 3 7 0 1 3601 Brown, Fred 4 9 1 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 9 1 3 0 2 2325 Awaji, Buchi 1 3 1 2 4 5 2 0 2 4 7 0 1 0 0 732 Samuels, Jamar 1 3 0 0 1 2 3 1 4 4 3 0 1 0 0 2040 Anderson, Ron 1 5 0 0 1 4 3 7 10 4 3 0 2 0 0 25

TEAM 5 2 7 TOTALS 25 67 9 24 15 25 23 26 49 28 74 8 21 1 4 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 13 0 1 7 12 6 8 14 1 21 3 2 0 1 2805 Lyons, Leo - F 3 5 1 1 9 9 2 3 5 4 16 1 0 1 1 1904 Tiller, J.T. - G 4 10 1 1 6 7 3 3 6 3 15 6 1 0 1 2511 Taylor, Zaire - G 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 1 1 0 2 2324 English, Kim - G 1 6 0 2 0 0 1 2 3 1 2 1 0 0 1 1403 Paul, Miguel 0 4 0 1 2 3 1 1 2 4 2 2 1 1 2 1312 Denmon, Marcus 1 3 0 0 4 4 0 2 2 2 6 0 2 1 2 1713 Anderson, Michael 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 315 Ramsey, Keith 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 921 Bowers, Laurence 7 9 0 0 2 2 3 3 6 0 16 0 0 1 0 1523 Safford, Justin 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 725 Sutton, Jarrett 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+32 Moore, Steve 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 333 Lawrence, Matt 4 10 3 5 2 4 2 1 3 1 13 1 0 0 1 24

TEAM 0 1 1 1 TOTALS 28 66 5 13 33 43 20 27 47 21 94 16 10 5 13 200



Game 28: 11Mizzou vs. Kansas State

103

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 19 46 65Kansas 45 45 90


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 13 0 2 2 5 3 8 11 4 16 2 0 1 3 3305 Lyons, Leo - F 7 15 1 2 5 7 3 3 6 0 20 3 1 0 1 2604 Tiller, J.T. - G 2 9 0 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 6 6 1 0 2 3211 Taylor, Zaire - G 4 11 2 5 0 0 1 2 3 2 10 2 1 1 1 3324 English, Kim - G 2 5 0 0 3 3 1 1 2 2 7 0 1 0 1 1703 Paul, Miguel 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 0 2 1012 Denmon, Marcus 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 1015 Ramsey, Keith 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 921 Bowers, Laurence 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 0 1 823 Safford, Justin 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 632 Moore, Steve 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Lawrence, Matt 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 14

TEAM 1 0 1 1 TOTALS 25 70 3 17 12 17 13 19 32 18 65 19 8 2 11 200


kansas TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

22 Morris, Marcus - F 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 4 5 3 4 0 1 2 0 1145 Aldrich, Cole - F 8 13 0 0 3 3 3 11 14 2 19 1 0 2 0 3204 Collins, Sherron - F 8 14 4 6 5 6 2 3 5 0 25 6 5 0 1 3312 Morningstar, Brady - G 1 5 0 2 0 0 1 3 4 0 2 2 2 0 1 2915 Taylor, Tyshawn - G 5 7 1 1 4 6 1 0 1 1 15 6 2 0 0 3011 Thomas, Quintrell 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 3 0 2 0 0 614 Reed, Tyrel 3 6 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 3 0 0 0 1821 Morris, Markieff 2 3 0 1 2 2 1 6 7 3 6 1 2 0 1 1523 Little, Mario 2 6 0 0 1 2 1 5 6 4 5 2 1 0 3 1524 Releford, Travis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5

TEAM 2 0 2 TOTALS 33 59 8 14 16 22 12 34 46 15 90 22 16 4 6 200


March 1, 2009Allen FieldhouseLawrence, Kan.

Game 29: 11Mizzou at 15Kansas

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalOklahoma 28 36 64Missouri 39 34 73

oklahoma TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

23 Griffi n, Blake - F 7 11 0 0 2 7 5 16 21 3 16 3 6 1 1 3932 Griffi n, Taylor - F 6 9 0 0 2 3 7 1 8 2 14 1 2 1 0 2905 Crocker, Tony - G 1 5 0 2 0 2 1 3 4 1 2 1 1 2 0 1613 Warren, Willie - G 3 11 1 6 0 0 2 1 3 1 7 6 4 0 2 3520 Johnson, Austin - G 3 11 2 7 3 3 0 1 1 1 11 1 2 0 2 3511 Leary, Omar 1 3 0 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 4 1 0 0 0 1612 Pattillo, Juan 3 7 0 0 1 2 5 4 9 5 7 0 6 1 0 1734 Davis, Cade 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 1345 Gerber, Beau 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+

TEAM 0 0 0 TOTALS 25 60 4 18 10 19 21 28 49 16 64 13 22 5 5 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 12 1 1 0 1 4 6 10 2 15 1 0 1 1 3405 Lyons, Leo - F 6 10 1 1 2 4 1 1 2 4 15 1 5 1 0 2704 Tiller, J.T. - G 5 9 0 1 3 4 1 1 2 4 13 3 1 0 1 2013 Anderson, Mike - G 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 533 Lawrence, Matt - G 3 7 1 3 0 1 1 3 4 0 7 0 1 0 1 2124 English, Kim 0 3 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1403 Paul, Miguel 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 812 Denmon, Marcus 2 8 2 7 0 0 1 2 3 1 6 2 0 0 1 2615 Ramsey, Keith 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 921 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 323 Safford, Justin 2 4 2 3 0 0 0 3 3 1 6 0 0 0 3 711 Taylor, Zaire 3 6 0 1 4 5 2 1 3 4 10 3 1 0 3 26

TEAM 4 1 5 TOTALS 28 64 7 20 10 17 14 21 35 19 73 13 9 3 12 200


March 4, 2009Mizzou ArenaColumbia, Mo.

Game 30: 15Mizzou vs 5Oklahoma

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMissouri 29 57 86Texas A&M 51 45 96


01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 7 14 0 1 4 5 2 4 6 4 18 4 1 0 1 2805 Lyons, Leo - F 4 12 0 1 3 4 3 1 4 2 11 1 0 0 1 1604 Tiller, J.T. - G 1 3 0 1 3 5 0 1 1 4 5 3 4 0 1 2611 Taylor, Zaire - G 7 9 3 4 0 0 0 1 1 5 17 4 0 0 1 3033 Lawrence, Matt - G 4 8 4 6 1 2 1 1 2 4 13 0 2 0 1 2703 Paul, Miguel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 312 Denmon, Marcus 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 2 1713 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 515 Ramsey, Keith 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 1321 Bowers, Laurence 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 223 Safford, Justin 5 6 4 4 1 2 0 3 3 3 15 1 2 0 0 2124 English, Kim 1 4 0 2 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 0 0 12

TEAM 1 2 3 TOTALS 31 59 11 20 13 22 9 15 24 27 86 17 14 0 8 200


texas a&m TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

00 Davis, Bryan - F 4 5 0 0 4 6 2 8 10 3 12 2 3 2 0 2803 Roland, Derrick - F 3 5 0 1 3 5 2 1 3 0 9 2 2 0 1 2815 Sloan, Donald - F 5 11 2 3 4 6 0 1 1 1 16 1 2 0 2 3123 Carter, Josh - G 4 7 1 3 4 4 0 2 2 1 13 2 1 0 0 2741 Elonu, Chinemelu - G 3 3 0 0 1 2 1 1 2 4 7 0 1 0 0 1005 Harris, Dash 3 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 3 2 0 2 1410 Loubeau, David 3 3 0 0 2 3 0 1 1 2 8 0 1 0 0 1611 Holmes, B.J. 2 6 2 5 7 8 0 3 3 1 13 4 0 0 1 2645 Walkup, Nathan 4 6 3 4 1 1 1 3 4 2 12 1 2 0 1 20

TEAM 1 1 2 TOTALS 31 50 8 17 26 35 7 21 28 17 96 15 14 2 7 200


March 7, 2009Reed ArenaCollege Station, Texas

Game 31: 15Mizzou at Texas A&M

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalTexas Tech 31 29 60Missouri 31 50 81

texas tech TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

41 Suljagic, Damir - F 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 634 Rizvic, Esmir - F 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 420 Voskuil, Alan - G 1 7 1 7 3 4 0 2 2 4 6 3 1 0 1 3221 Roberson, John - G 1 9 0 3 6 6 1 2 3 1 8 7 5 0 2 4023 Okorie, Nick - G 5 11 3 4 0 2 0 3 3 5 13 0 1 0 0 2805 Roberts, D’walyn 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1215 Lewandowski, Robert 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 730 Prince, Michael 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 2 6 1 1 0 1 831 Cohadarevic, Darko 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 5 6 4 4 1 3 0 0 1832 Singletary, Mike 7 13 0 0 3 5 4 4 8 0 17 0 2 1 0 32

TEAM 3 0 3 1 TOTALS 20 55 4 15 16 22 13 19 32 22 60 12 14 1 4 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 9 14 0 0 1 4 0 5 5 2 19 1 0 0 1 2905 Lyons, Leo - F 3 6 0 0 3 4 4 5 9 2 9 3 3 0 1 2304 Tiller, J.T. - G 5 8 0 1 3 3 2 1 3 3 13 2 2 0 1 2911 Taylor, Zaire - G 2 4 0 1 4 6 2 5 7 3 8 7 1 2 1 2633 Lawrence, Matt - G 5 8 3 5 0 0 0 2 2 1 13 0 0 0 0 1624 English, Kim 0 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 803 Paul, Miguel 3 6 0 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 7 0 1 0 1 2013 Anderson, Mike 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 412 Denmon, Marcus 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 4 2 1 0 0 1415 Ramsey, Keith 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1221 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 223 Safford, Justin 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 3 7 0 1 0 0 14

TEAM 1 2 3 TOTALS 31 56 4 12 15 23 12 25 37 21 81 16 11 2 8 200


March 12, 2009Ford CenterOklahoma City, Okla.

Game 32: 15Mizzou vs. Texas Tech

104

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalOklahoma State 23 36 59Missouri 21 46 67

oklahoma st TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

33 Moses, Marshall - F 5 8 0 0 6 8 5 7 12 3 16 1 1 0 1 3400 Eaton, Byron - G 0 7 0 1 4 6 2 2 4 4 4 3 8 0 3 3001 Harris, Terrel - G 3 7 0 3 0 0 1 2 3 3 6 1 0 0 0 1912 Page, Keiton - G 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 3523 Anderson, James - G 8 17 1 6 3 4 2 7 9 4 20 0 4 0 0 2802 Muonelo, Obi 5 14 3 11 0 2 0 9 9 3 13 1 1 0 0 3204 Brown, Anthony 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 815 Sidorakis, Nick 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 14

TEAM 3 1 4 1 TOTALS 21 59 4 24 13 20 13 32 45 18 59 8 17 0 6 200




TEAM 1 3 4 TOTALS 24 64 6 31 13 18 11 26 37 18 67 13 10 5 9 200



Game 33: 15Mizzou vs. Oklahoma State

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalBaylor 33 27 60Missouri 37 36 73

baylor TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

23 Rogers, Kevin - F 4 6 0 0 0 3 3 6 9 4 8 1 2 1 2 3850 Lomers, Josh - F 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 1500 Jerrells, Curtis - G 6 14 1 5 3 3 1 3 4 4 16 3 4 0 1 3324 Dunn, LaceDarius - G 3 17 2 9 3 3 2 4 6 4 11 0 2 0 2 2845 Carter, Tweety - G 2 7 1 6 1 4 1 0 1 1 6 1 2 0 0 2805 Dugat, Henry 4 8 1 3 3 3 1 3 4 2 12 2 1 0 1 3215 Diene, Mamadou 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1541 Jones, Anthony 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 11

TEAM 2 1 3 TOTALS 22 56 6 24 10 16 12 21 33 19 60 8 13 1 7 200




TEAM 0 3 3 TOTALS 24 51 8 17 17 24 12 26 38 16 73 17 11 3 7 200



Game 34: 15Mizzou vs. Baylor

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalCornell 25 34 59Missouri 29 49 78

cornell TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

20 Wittman, Ryan - F 7 17 4 11 0 0 1 3 4 3 18 2 2 0 1 3533 Tyler, Alex - F 5 9 0 0 3 4 1 4 5 1 13 2 0 0 0 2801 Foote, Jeff - C 5 11 0 0 2 5 5 5 10 3 12 1 2 0 0 3103 Wroblewski, Chris - G 3 8 1 4 0 0 1 2 3 1 7 3 1 0 0 3312 Dale, Louis - G 1 11 0 3 1 1 0 2 2 2 3 2 0 0 0 3015 Reeves, Geoff 2 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 5 1 0 0 0 1134 Kreefer, Brian 0 2 0 0 1 2 3 1 4 2 1 0 3 0 0 13

TEAM 3 3 6 TOTALS 23 64 6 21 7 12 17 23 40 15 59 11 9 0 1 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 4 8 1 1 4 4 0 7 7 1 13 5 0 1 2 3105 Lyons, Leo - F 9 15 0 0 5 5 4 6 10 2 23 2 0 0 0 2904 Tiller, J.T. - G 4 9 0 2 3 4 1 5 6 1 11 6 3 0 0 2911 Taylor, Zaire - G 3 6 1 3 1 2 1 0 1 2 8 1 0 0 0 3333 Lawrence, Matt - G 1 7 0 6 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 0 2 2503 Paul, Miguel 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 512 Denmon, Marcus 1 4 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 1 0 0 1615 Ramsey, Keith 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 1423 Safford, Justin 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 524 English, Kim 3 5 3 4 4 4 0 2 2 0 13 1 0 0 0 1132 Moore, Steve 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1

TEAM 0 2 2 TOTALS 28 59 5 20 17 19 9 28 37 11 78 19 4 1 4 200


March 20, 2009Taco Bell ArenaBoise, Idaho

Game 35: 9Mizzou vs. Cornell

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMarquette 35 44 79Missouri 46 37 83

marquette TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

23 Matthews, Wesley - F 7 15 2 4 8 9 1 6 7 2 24 0 4 0 2 232 Hayward, Lazar - F 6 14 0 1 1 1 5 6 11 3 13 0 2 0 0 2612 Burke, Dwight - C 1 5 0 0 3 4 5 5 10 2 5 1 0 0 0 2402 Acker, Maurice - G 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 2722 McNeal, Jerel - G 7 18 3 7 13 15 2 3 5 3 30 4 4 0 1 3901 James, Dominic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 1710 Cubillan, David 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 233 Butler, Jimmy 2 6 0 1 3 4 2 1 3 2 7 1 0 0 1 30

TEAM 1 2 3 TOTALS 23 60 5 14 28 33 16 25 41 17 79 8 12 0 4 200




TEAM 2 1 3 TOTALS 31 64 7 22 14 20 10 20 30 23 83 14 7 4 6 200


March 22, 2009Taco Bell ArenaBoise, Idaho

Game 36: 9Mizzou vs. 23Marquette

105

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMemphis 36 55 91Missouri 49 53 102

memphis TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

00 Taggart, Shawn - F 4 8 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 5 9 0 1 1 1 3202 Dozier, Robert - G 8 11 0 0 3 6 8 8 16 4 19 2 0 1 2 3605 Anderson, Antonio - G 8 13 0 1 2 7 2 3 5 5 18 5 6 1 0 3812 Evans, Tyreke - G 12 25 0 3 9 9 1 4 5 1 33 4 5 0 2 3920 Mack, Doneal - G 0 7 0 5 0 4 0 3 3 1 0 2 1 1 0 1801 Kemp, Willie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 303 Sallie, Roburt 3 5 3 5 3 4 0 0 0 5 12 3 1 2 3 2811 Witherspoon, Will 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 6

TEAM 1 1 2 1 TOTALS 35 69 3 15 18 32 15 25 40 26 91 16 14 6 8 200




TEAM 1 4 5 TOTALS 33 62 6 16 30 45 12 25 37 24 102 17 12 3 9 200


March 26, 2009University of Phoenix StadiumGlendale, Ariz.

Game 37: 9Mizzou vs. 2MemphisScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalConnecticut 44 38 82Missouri 38 37 75

connecticut TOT 3-PT REB.## PLAYER FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK STL MIN

04 Adrian, Jeff - F 5 8 0 0 2 2 1 9 10 2 12 4 4 3 2 3921 Robinson, Stanley - F 4 7 0 1 5 6 2 4 6 2 13 0 1 4 0 3434 Thabeet, Hasheem - C 2 4 0 0 1 3 6 7 13 3 5 2 2 0 0 2612 Price, A.J. - G 6 17 1 6 5 7 0 3 3 1 18 3 4 0 0 3424 Austrie, Craig - G 1 4 1 4 4 4 0 1 1 2 7 1 3 0 1 2702 Beverly, Donnell 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 215 Walker, Kemba 7 9 0 1 9 10 0 5 5 1 23 5 2 0 0 2533 Edwards, Gavin 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 1 2 0 1 1 0 13

TEAM 2 0 2 TOTALS 27 53 2 12 26 32 11 36 47 13 82 15 17 8 3 200



01 Carroll, DeMarre - F 6 14 0 3 0 0 1 3 4 4 12 0 0 0 0 2405 Lyons, Leo - F 5 11 0 1 3 4 0 2 2 4 13 4 3 0 2 2504 Tiller, J.T. - G 3 4 0 0 2 4 1 4 5 5 8 5 0 0 2 2611 Taylor, Zaire - G 3 13 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 8 4 0 0 2 3633 Lawrence, Matt - G 5 12 3 7 0 0 1 2 3 1 13 2 1 0 1 2703 Paul, Miguel 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 512 Denmon, Marcus 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 1413 Anderson, Michael 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 115 Ramsey, Keith 4 5 0 0 0 1 1 2 3 3 8 3 1 1 2 1721 Bowers, Laurence 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 223 Safford, Justin 4 8 1 2 0 1 2 1 3 1 9 0 0 0 0 1524 English, Kim 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 8

TEAM 3 3 6 TOTALS 32 76 5 18 6 12 12 20 32 24 75 21 6 1 10 200


March 28, 2009University of Phoenix StadiumGlendale, Ariz.

Game 38: 9Mizzou vs. 5Connecticut

LAURENCE BOWERS » ESPN #1 Play of the Day (vs. Coppin State)

DEMARRE CARROLL » NABC All-District Team » Honorable Mention All-American » First Team All-Big 12 » First Team Academic All-Big 12 » Big 12 Tournament MVP » All-NCAA West Region Team

MARCUS DENMON » Pontiac Game Changing Performance Play of the Game (vs. Memphis)

» ESPN #1 Play of the Day (for half-court shot vs. Memphis)

KIM ENGLISH » Game-winning free throws vs. Marquette named nominee for NCAA Tournament play of the day on CNNSI.com

MATT LAWRENCE » Second Team Academic All-Big 12 » Big 12 Sixth Man of the Year

LEO LYONS » All-Big 12 Third Team

KEITH RAMSEY » Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Jan. 26)

ZAIRE TAYLOR » Big 12 All-Newcomer Team » Big 12 All-Tournament Team

J.T. TILLER » Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year » All-NCAA West Region Team » Big 12 All-Defensive Team » All-Big 12 Honorable Mention » Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (Media) » Sports Illustrated’s All-Glue Team (Captain) » National All-Defensive Team (ESPN’s Fran Fraschilla)

» CBS Player of the Game (Memphis)

2008-09 HONORS AND AWARDS

» Missouri Basketball won its fi rst-ever Big 12 Championship on the hardwood, claiming the 2009 Big 12 Tournament title in Oklahoma City, with wins over Texas Tech, Oklahoma State and Baylor.

» The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight, including a 102-91 win over #2 Memphis in the Sweet 16. That victory over the second-seeded Tigers was the highest-ranked opponent Mizzou has ever defeated in NCAA Tournament play.

» Missouri raced to a school record 31 victories in 2008-09, topping the previous mark of 29 set in 1988-89.

» Missouri was the most improved team in America in 2008-09. The Tigers improved by 15 games from their 2007-08 win total of 16. LSU was second nationally with a +14 win margin.

» The Tigers won a school-record 12 Big 12 games en route to a third place fi nish in the league.

» Missouri is one of just 21 teams nationally to appear in Elite Eights on two occasions this decade.

» Mizzou’s #8/#9 fi nal ranking was its highest fi nal placing in the Top 25 poll since 1993-94.

» Missouri Basketball led the nation in assists in 2008-09, dishing out 18.4 dimes per game.

» The Tigers also ranked #2 nationally in both steals (10.2) and assist/turnover ratio and set school records in both categories, making Mizzou one of the nation’s most fundamentally-sound clubs in 2008-09, despite also ranking #5 nationally in points per game (81.5).

» Missouri had three different players reach 1,000 career points this season. Leo Lyons, DeMarre Carroll and Matt Lawrence each joined the 1,000-point club, with Lawrence reaching the mark in his fi nal game as a Tiger.

» DeMarre Carroll became Missouri’s 13th all-time fi rst round draft pick. He was selected #27 overall in the fi rst round by the Memphis Grizzlies.

» Missouri was a perfect 18-0 at home during regular season action. The 18 home wins in one season established a new school record.

» For his efforts, Head Coach Mike Anderson was named the NABC’s Co-National Coach of the Year, sharing the award with John Calipari of the University of Kentucky.

» Anderson was also named the Clair Bee Coach of the Year, voted by a panel of former basketball coaches and players that include Hall of Famers Bob Knight and Dick Vitale.

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CONFERENCE OVERALLStandings W L Pct Pf Pa W L Pct Pf PaKansas 14 2 .875 1214 1046 27 8 .771 2674 2290Oklahoma 13 3 .813 1239 1119 30 6 .833 2833 2430Missouri 12 4 .750 1257 1122 31 7 .816 3096 2571Kansas State 9 7 .563 1127 1153 22 12 .647 2556 2266Texas 9 7 .563 1170 1124 23 12 .657 2532 2296Texas A&M 9 7 .563 1145 1117 24 10 .706 2440 2281Oklahoma State 9 7 .563 1263 1242 23 12 .657 2830 2608Nebraska 8 8 .500 990 998 18 13 .571 1999 1872Baylor 5 11 .313 1153 1219 24 15 .615 2965 2732Iowa State 4 12 .250 997 1119 15 17 .469 2078 2100Texas Tech 3 13 .188 1167 1273 14 19 .424 2563 2607Colorado 1 15 .063 943 1133 9 22 .290 1951 2091

TEAM SUMMARIESTeam G Pf-Pa Avg Score Margin FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct RebF RebA MarginBaylor 39 1153-1219 76.0-70.1 +6.0 1024-2191 .467 320-876 .365 597-838 .712 1332 1341 -0.2Colorado 31 943-1133 62.9-67.5 -4.5 675-1486 .454 172-497 .346 429-587 .731 855 1040 -6.0Iowa State 32 997-1119 64.9-65.6 -0.7 748-1735 .432 236-683 .346 346-491 .705 1078 1130 -1.6Kansas 35 1214-1046 76.4-65.4 +11.0 945-1979 .478 217-585 .371 567-782 .725 1371 1119 +7.2Kansas State 34 1127-1153 75.2-66.6 +8.5 887-2057 .431 223-637 .350 559-862 .648 1333 1122 +6.2Missouri 38 1257-1122 81.5-67.7 +13.8 1124-2381 .472 263-746 .353 585-871 .672 1393 1413 -0.5Nebraska 31 990-998 64.5-60.4 +4.1 686-1571 .437 206-571 .361 421-600 .702 861 1066 -6.6Oklahoma 36 1239-1119 78.7-67.5 +11.2 982-1997 .492 242-689 .351 627-929 .675 1402 1201 +5.6Oklahoma State 35 1263-1242 80.9-74.5 +6.3 948-2059 .460 327-851 .384 607-812 .748 1223 1277 -1.5Texas 35 1170-1124 72.3-65.6 +6.7 917-2063 .444 166-506 .328 532-797 .668 1359 1187 +4.9Texas A&M 34 1145-1117 71.8-67.1 +4.7 822-1831 .449 202-560 .361 594-856 .694 1249 1083 +4.9Texas Tech 33 1167-1273 77.7-79.0 -1.3 896-1984 .452 236-630 .375 535-732 .731 1185 1256 -2.2

ATTENDANCE SUMMARIESTeam Home Games Avg Away Games Avg Neut Games Avg All Games AvgBaylor 19 - 134,256 7,066 10 - 52,854 5,285 9 - 28,970 3,219 31 - 261,596 8,439Colorado 17 - 78,823 4,637 10 - 95,000 9,500 4 - 32,340 8,085 31 - 261,596 8,439Iowa State 19 - 227,338 11,965 12 - 113,532 9,461 1 - 15,580 15,580 32 - 356,450 11,140Kansas 19 - 310,652 16,350 10 - 123,909 12,391 6 - 95,561 8,084 35 - 530,122 15,146Kansas State 20 - 178,804 8,940 10 - 111,127 8,940 4 - 27,009 6,752 34 - 316,940 9,322Missouri 18 - 176,497 9,805 9 - 100,697 11,189 11 - 148,062 13,460 38 - 425,283 11,192Nebraska 18 - 185,153 10,286 12 - 109,269 9,106 1 - 15,413 15,143 31 - 309,865 9,995Oklahoma 17 - 195,324 11,490 11 - 134,864 12,260 8 - 103,170 12,896 36 - 433,358 12,638Oklahoma State 16 - 160,492 10,031 10 - 97,956 9,796 9 - 94,042 10,450 35 - 352,490 10,072Texas 15 - 204,240 13,616 10 - 130,676 13,068 10 - 128,656 12,866 35 - 463,572 13,245Texas A&M 18 - 169,881 9,438 10 - 105,586 10,559 6 - 74,202 12,367 34 - 349,669 10,284Texas Tech 18 - 170,882 9,493 11 - 112,348 10,213 4 - 38867 9,717 33 - 32,035 9,759

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SCORING OFFENSETeam G W-L Pts Avg

1. Missouri 38 31-7 3096 81.52. Oklahoma State 35 23-12 2830 80.93. Oklahoma 36 30-6 2833 78.74. Texas Tech 33 14-19 2563 77.75. Kansas 35 27-8 2674 76.46. Baylor 39 24-15 2965 76.07. Kansas State 34 22-12 2556 75.28. Texas 35 23-12 2532 72.39. Texas A&M 34 24-10 2440 71.8

10. Iowa State 32 15-17 2078 64.911. Nebraska 31 18-13 1999 64.512. Colorado 31 9-22 1951 62.9

SCORING DEFENSETeam G Pts Avg

1. Nebraska 31 1872 60.42. Kansas 35 2290 65.43. Texas 35 2296 65.64. Iowa State 32 2100 65.65. Kansas State 34 2266 66.66. Texas A&M 34 2281 67.17. Colorado 31 2091 67.58. Oklahoma 36 2430 67.59. Missouri 38 2571 67.7

10. Baylor 39 2732 70.111. Oklahoma State 35 2608 74.512. Texas Tech 33 2607 79.0

SCORING MARGINTeam G Off Def Margin

1. Missouri 38 81.5 67.7 +13.82. Oklahoma 36 78.7 67.5 +11.23. Kansas 35 76.4 65.4 +11.04. Kansas State 34 75.2 66.6 +8.55. Texas 35 72.3 65.6 +6.76. Oklahoma State 35 80.9 74.5 +6.37. Baylor 39 76.0 70.1 +6.08. Texas A&M 34 71.8 67.1 +4.79. Nebraska 31 64.5 60.4 +4.1

10. Iowa State 32 64.9 65.6 -0.711. Texas Tech 33 77.7 79.0 -1.312. Colorado 31 62.9 67.5 -4.5

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGETeam G FG FGA Pct

1. Oklahoma 36 982 1997 .4922. Kansas 35 945 1979 .4783. Missouri 38 1124 2381 .4724. Baylor 39 1024 2191 .4675. Oklahoma State 35 948 2059 .4606. Colorado 31 675 1486 .4547. Texas Tech 33 896 1984 .4528. Texas A&M 34 822 1831 .4499. Texas 35 917 2063 .444

10. Nebraska 31 686 1571 .43711. Iowa State 32 748 1732 .43212. Kansas State 34 887 2057 .431

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSETeam G FG FGA Pct

1. Kansas 35 773 2019 .3832. Oklahoma 36 868 2182 .3983. Texas 35 800 1968 .4074. Iowa State 32 761 1833 .4155. Missouri 38 899 2150 .4186. Kansas State 34 738 1761 .4197. Nebraska 31 638 1482 .4318. Baylor 39 959 2217 .4339. Texas A&M 34 834 1920 .434

10. Texas Tech 33 891 2010 .44311. Oklahoma State 35 895 2018 .44412. Colorado 31 749 1622 .462

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGETeam G 3FG FGA Pct

1. Oklahoma State 35 327 851 .3842. Texas Tech 33 236 630 .3753. Kansas 35 217 585 .3714. Baylor 39 320 876 .3655. Nebraska 31 206 571 .3616. Texas A&M 34 202 560 .3617. Missouri 38 263 746 .3538. Oklahoma 36 242 689 .3519. Kansas State 34 223 637 .350

10. Colorado 31 172 497 .34611. Iowa State 32 236 683 .34612. Texas 35 166 506 .328

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSETeam G 3FG FGA Pct

1. Missouri 38 195 645 .3022. Iowa State 32 210 630 .3333. Kansas 35 230 688 .3344. Nebraska 31 191 563 .3395. Oklahoma 36 261 769 .3396. Baylor 39 246 723 .3407. Texas 35 209 609 .3438. Oklahoma State 35 236 685 .3459. Kansas State 34 194 559 .347

10. Texas Tech 33 229 654 .35011. Colorado 31 190 527 .36112. Texas A&M 34 213 581 .367

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADETeam G 3FG Avg

1. Oklahoma State 35 327 9.342. Baylor 39 320 8.213. Iowa State 32 236 7.384. Texas Tech 33 236 7.155. Missouri 38 263 6.926. Oklahoma 36 242 6.727. Nebraska 31 206 6.658. Kansas State 34 223 6.569. Kansas 35 217 6.20

10. Texas A&M 34 202 5.9411. Colorado 31 172 5.5512. Texas 35 166 4.74

FREE THROW PERCENTAGETeam G FTM FTA Pct

1. Oklahoma State 35 607 812 .7482. Texas Tech 33 535 732 .7313. Colorado 31 429 587 .7314. Kansas 35 567 782 .7255. Baylor 39 597 838 .7126. Iowa State 32 346 491 .7057. Nebraska 31 421 600 .7028. Texas A&M 34 594 856 .6949. Oklahoma 36 627 929 .675

10. Missouri 38 585 871 .67211. Texas 35 532 797 .66812. Kansas State 34 559 862 .648

REBOUNDINGTeam G Reb Avg

1. Kansas State 34 1333 39.22. Kansas 35 1371 39.23. Oklahoma 36 1402 38.94. Texas 35 1359 38.85. Texas A&M 34 1249 36.76. Missouri 38 1393 36.77. Texas Tech 33 1185 35.98. Oklahoma State 35 1223 34.99. Baylor 39 1332 34.2

10. Iowa State 32 1078 33.711. Nebraska 31 861 27.812. Colorado 31 855 27.6

REBOUNDING DEFENSETeam G Reb Avg

1. Texas A&M 34 1083 31.92. Kansas 35 1119 32.03. Kansas State 34 1122 33.04. Oklahoma 36 1201 33.45. Colorado 31 1040 33.56. Texas 35 1187 33.97. Baylor 39 1341 34.48. Nebraska 31 1066 34.49. Iowa State 32 1130 35.3

10. Oklahoma State 35 1277 36.511. Missouri 38 1413 37.212. Texas Tech 33 1256 38.1


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REBOUNDING MARGINTeam G Team Avg Opp Avg Margin

1. Kansas 35 1371 39.2 1119 32.0 +7.22. Kansas State 34 1333 39.2 1122 33.0 +6.23. Oklahoma 36 1402 38.9 1201 33.4 +5.64. Texas 35 1359 38.8 1187 33.9 +4.95. Texas A&M 34 1249 36.7 1083 31.9 +4.96. Baylor 39 1332 34.2 1341 34.4 -0.27. Missouri 38 1393 36.7 1413 37.2 -0.58. Oklahoma State 35 1223 34.9 1277 36.5 -1.59. Iowa State 32 1078 33.7 1130 35.3 -1.6

10. Texas Tech 33 1185 35.9 1256 38.1 -2.211. Colorado 31 855 27.6 1040 33.5 -6.012. Nebraska 31 861 27.8 1066 34.4 -6.6

ASSISTSTeam G Asts Avg

1. Missouri 38 699 18.392. Kansas 35 555 15.863. Texas Tech 33 504 15.274. Oklahoma 36 521 14.475. Iowa State 32 454 14.196. Kansas State 34 481 14.157. Nebraska 31 410 13.238. Texas 35 448 12.809. Oklahoma State 35 446 12.74

10. Texas A&M 34 427 12.5611. Baylor 39 484 12.4112. Colorado 31 356 11.48

BLOCKED SHOTSTeam G Blks Avg

1. Texas 35 187 5.342. Kansas 35 155 4.433. Oklahoma 36 156 4.334. Texas A&M 34 133 3.915. Baylor 39 146 3.746. Missouri 38 140 3.687. Iowa State 32 110 3.448. Kansas State 34 103 3.039. Texas Tech 33 94 2.85

10. Oklahoma State 35 82 2.3411. Nebraska 31 52 1.6812. Colorado 31 50 1.61

STEALSTeam G Steals Avg

1. Missouri 38 388 10.212. Nebraska 31 265 8.553. Oklahoma State 35 266 7.604. Baylor 39 282 7.235. Kansas State 34 242 7.126. Oklahoma 36 249 6.927. Kansas 35 239 6.838. Texas 35 217 6.209. Colorado 31 185 5.97

10. Texas Tech 33 185 5.6111. Texas A&M 34 164 4.8212. Iowa State 32 127 3.97

TURNOVER MARGINTeam G Team Avg Opp Avg Margin

1. Missouri 38 449 11.8 694 18.3 +6.452. Nebraska 31 357 11.5 538 17.4 +5.843. Kansas State 34 472 13.9 581 17.1 +3.214. Oklahoma State 35 431 12.3 529 15.1 +2.805. Baylor 39 501 12.8 539 13.8 +0.976. Texas 35 442 12.6 476 13.6 +0.977. Colorado 31 436 14.1 440 14.2 +0.138. Texas A&M 34 432 12.7 419 12.3 -0.389. Texas Tech 33 478 14.5 448 13.6 -0.91

10. Kansas 35 508 14.5 473 13.5 -1.0011. Oklahoma 36 500 13.9 456 12.7 -1.2212. Iowa State 32 388 12.1 344 10.8 -1.38

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIOTeam G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio

1. Missouri 38 699 18.4 449 11.8 1.562. Iowa State 32 454 14.2 388 12.1 1.173. Nebraska 31 410 13.2 357 11.5 1.154. Kansas 35 555 15.9 508 14.5 1.095. Texas Tech 33 504 15.3 478 14.5 1.056. Oklahoma 36 521 14.5 500 13.9 1.047. Oklahoma State 35 446 12.7 431 12.3 1.038. Kansas State 34 481 14.1 472 13.9 1.029. Texas 35 448 12.8 442 12.6 1.01

10. Texas A&M 34 427 12.6 432 12.7 0.9911. Baylor 39 484 12.4 501 12.8 0.9712. Colorado 31 356 11.5 436 14.1 0.82

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDSTeam G No Avg

1. Kansas State 34 555 16.322. Texas 35 496 14.173. Missouri 38 486 12.794. Texas A&M 34 422 12.415. Oklahoma 36 435 12.086. Kansas 35 421 12.037. Texas Tech 33 349 10.588. Baylor 39 411 10.549. Oklahoma State 35 346 9.89

10. Iowa State 32 249 7.7811. Nebraska 31 225 7.2612. Colorado 31 201 6.48

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDSTeam G No Avg

1. Kansas 35 950 27.142. Oklahoma 36 967 26.863. Iowa State 32 829 25.914. Texas Tech 33 836 25.335. Oklahoma State 35 877 25.066. Texas 35 863 24.667. Texas A&M 34 827 24.328. Missouri 38 907 23.879. Baylor 39 921 23.62

10. Kansas State 34 778 22.8811. Colorado 31 654 21.1012. Nebraska 31 636 20.52


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SCORINGPlayer-Team CL G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg

1. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 300 3 191 794 22.72. Brackins, Craig-ISU SO 32 243 21 138 645 20.23. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 226 77 132 661 18.94. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 209 84 136 638 18.25. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 165 32 176 538 17.46. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 193 105 89 580 16.67. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 246 16 121 629 16.68. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 197 76 165 635 16.39. Dunn, LaceDarius-BU SO 39 194 109 117 614 15.7

10. James, Damion-UT JR 35 203 28 106 540 15.411. Clemente, Denis-KSU JR 32 167 59 87 480 15.012. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 199 0 122 520 14.913. Warren, Willie-OU FR 36 172 67 114 525 14.614. Lyons, Leo-MU SR 37 176 5 182 539 14.615. Eaton, Byron-OSU SR 35 135 23 208 501 14.316. Harris, Terrel-OSU SR 35 168 57 95 488 13.917. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 146 71 97 460 13.918. Pullen, Jacob-KSU SO 34 153 75 91 472 13.919. Voskuil, Alan-TTU SR 33 140 91 86 457 13.820. Carter, Josh-TAMU SR 34 143 77 105 468 13.8

REBOUNDINGPlayer-Team CL G OFF DEF TOT Avg

1. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 135 369 504 14.42. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 106 281 387 11.13. Brackins, Craig-ISU SO 32 55 248 303 9.54. James, Damion-UT JR 35 103 219 322 9.25. Rogers, Kevin-BU SR 39 98 198 296 7.66. Elonu, Chinemelu-TAMU JR 34 97 152 249 7.37. Muonelo, Obi-OSU JR 35 44 208 252 7.28. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 92 181 273 7.29. Davis, Bryan-TAMU JR 34 81 141 222 6.5

10. Moses, Marshall-OSU SO 32 62 134 196 6.111. Lyons, Leo-MU SR 37 82 143 225 6.112. Griffi n, Taylor-OU SR 36 82 128 210 5.813. Singletary, Mike-TTU SO 33 47 145 192 5.814. Kent, Darren-KSU SR 34 89 108 197 5.815. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 76 122 198 5.716. Pittman, Dexter-UT JR 35 92 99 191 5.517. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 18 149 167 5.418. Sutton, Dominique-KSU SO 34 73 109 182 5.419. Anderson, Ron-KSU SO 34 83 97 180 5.320. Johnson, Gary-UT SO 32 50 118 168 5.3

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(MIN. 5.0 MADE PER GAME)Player-Team CL G FG FGA Pct

1. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 300 459 .6542. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 199 333 .5983. Rogers, Kevin-BU SR 39 200 358 .5594. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 246 441 .5585. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 209 434 .4826. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 165 347 .4767. Brackins, Craig-ISU SO 32 243 512 .4758. James, Damion-UT JR 35 203 434 .4689. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 226 521 .434

10. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 197 461 .42711. Clemente, Denis-KSU JR 32 167 412 .40512. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 193 484 .399

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(MIN. 1.5 MADE PER GAME)Player-Team CL G 3FG FGA Pct

1. Voskuil, Alan-TTU SR 33 91 209 .4352. Holmes, B.J.-TAMU SO 34 59 142 .4153. Brown, Fred-KSU SO 34 54 130 .4154. Lawrence, Matt-MU SR 38 82 201 .4085. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 84 206 .4086. Carter, Tweety-BU JR 36 83 206 .4037. Velander, Paul-NU SR 31 60 150 .4008. Carter, Josh-TAMU SR 34 77 193 .3999. Page, Keiton-OSU FR 35 63 158 .399

10. Muonelo, Obi-OSU JR 35 88 221 .39811. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 105 265 .39612. Dunn, LaceDarius-BU SO 39 109 281 .38813. Staiger, Lucca-ISU SO 32 74 192 .38514. Harris, Terrel-OSU SR 35 57 151 .37715. Petersen, Bryan-ISU SR 32 49 130 .377

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEPlayer-Team CL G 3FG Avg

1. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 105 3.002. Dunn, LaceDarius-BU SO 39 109 2.793. Voskuil, Alan-TTU SR 33 91 2.764. Muonelo, Obi-OSU JR 35 88 2.515. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 84 2.406. Staiger, Lucca-ISU SO 32 74 2.317. Carter, Tweety-BU JR 36 83 2.318. Carter, Josh-TAMU SR 34 77 2.269. Pullen, Jacob-KSU SO 34 75 2.21

10. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 77 2.2011. Lawrence, Matt-MU SR 38 82 2.1612. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 71 2.1513. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 76 1.9514. Velander, Paul-NU SR 31 60 1.9415. Warren, Willie-OU FR 36 67 1.86

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE(MIN. 2.5 MADE PER GAME)Player-Team CL G FTM FTA Pct

1. Voskuil, Alan-TTU SR 33 86 96 .8962. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 89 105 .8483. Carter, Josh-TAMU SR 34 105 124 .8474. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 176 212 .8305. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 136 164 .8296. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 97 117 .8297. Dunn, LaceDarius-BU SO 39 117 142 .8248. Clemente, Denis-KSU JR 32 87 109 .7989. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 132 166 .795

10. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 122 154 .79211. Harris, Terrel-OSU SR 35 95 121 .78512. Warren, Willie-OU FR 36 114 146 .78113. Eaton, Byron-OSU SR 35 208 269 .77314. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 165 214 .77115. Kent, Darren-KSU SR 34 88 116 .759

ASSISTSPlayer-Team CL G Ast Avg

1. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 212 6.422. Eaton, Byron-OSU SR 35 199 5.693. Garrett, Diante-ISU SO 32 161 5.034. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 174 4.975. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 192 4.926. Mason, Justin-UT JR 35 141 4.037. Johnson, Austin-OU SR 36 140 3.898. Miller, Cookie-NU SO 30 109 3.639. Tiller, J.T.-MU JR 38 138 3.63

10. Clemente, Denis-KSU JR 32 112 3.5011. Taylor, Zaire-MU JR 38 128 3.3712. Pullen, Jacob-KSU SO 34 109 3.21

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STEALSPlayer-Team CL G Stls Avg

1. Eaton, Byron-OSU SR 35 77 2.202. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 59 1.903. Tiller, J.T.-MU JR 38 68 1.794. Harris, Terrel-OSU SR 35 61 1.745. Pullen, Jacob-KSU SO 34 54 1.596. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 59 1.557. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 60 1.54 Dugat, Henry-BU SR 39 60 1.54

9. Miller, Cookie-NU SO 30 45 1.5010. Harley, Steve-NU SR 31 45 1.4511. Taylor, Zaire-MU JR 38 55 1.4512. Anderson, Ryan-NU JR 30 41 1.3713. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 47 1.3414. Johnson, Austin-OU SR 36 47 1.31

Griffi n, Taylor-OU SR 36 47 1.31

BLOCKED SHOTSPlayer-Team CL G Blks Avg

1. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 94 2.692. Elonu, Chinemelu-TAMU JR 34 53 1.563. Davis, Bryan-TAMU JR 34 46 1.354. Atchley, Connor-UT SR 34 45 1.325. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 41 1.176. Griffi n, Taylor-OU SR 36 36 1.00 Acy, Quincy-BU FR 34 34 1.00

8. Pittman, Dexter-UT JR 35 33 0.949. Samuels, Jamar-KSU FR 34 32 0.94

10. Brackins, Craig-ISU SO 32 30 0.9411. James, Damion-UT JR 35 30 0.8612. Ramsey, Keith-MU JR 38 31 0.8213. Rogers, Kevin-BU SR 39 31 0.7914. Johnson, Austin-OU SR 36 28 0.7815. Diene, Mamadou-BU SR 33 25 0.76

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO(MIN. 3.0 ASSISTS/GAME)Player-Team CL G Ast Avg Turn Avg Ratio

1. Taylor, Zaire-MU JR 38 128 3.4 43 1.1 2.982. Johnson, Austin-OU SR 36 140 3.9 59 1.6 2.373. Tiller, J.T.-MU JR 38 138 3.6 59 1.6 2.344. Balbay, Dogus-UT SO 34 107 3.1 46 1.4 2.335. Carter, Tweety-BU JR 36 114 3.2 50 1.4 2.286. Mason, Justin-UT JR 35 141 4.0 68 1.9 2.077. Sloan, Donald-TAMU JR 34 108 3.2 56 1.6 1.938. Miller, Cookie-NU SO 30 109 3.6 59 2.0 1.859. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 212 6.4 116 3.5 1.83

10. Garrett, Diante-ISU SO 32 161 5.0 97 3.0 1.6611. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 192 4.9 119 3.1 1.6112. Eaton, Byron-OSU SR 35 199 5.7 124 3.5 1.6013. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 174 5.0 115 3.3 1.5114. Warren, Willie-OU FR 36 113 3.1 80 2.2 1.4115. Clemente, Denis-KSU JR 32 112 3.5 84 2.6 1.33

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDSPlayer-Team CL G No Avg

1. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 135 3.862. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 106 3.033. James, Damion-UT JR 35 103 2.944. Elonu, Chinemelu-TAMU JR 34 97 2.855. Pittman, Dexter-UT JR 35 92 2.636. Kent, Darren-KSU SR 34 89 2.627. Rogers, Kevin-BU SR 39 98 2.518. Anderson, Ron-KSU SO 34 83 2.449. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 92 2.42

10. Davis, Bryan-TAMU JR 34 81 2.3811. Griffi n, Taylor-OU SR 36 82 2.2812. Lyons, Leo-MU SR 37 82 2.2213. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 76 2.1714. Samuels, Jamar-KSU FR 34 73 2.15

Sutton, Dominique-KSU SO 34 73 2.15

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDSPlayer-Team CL G No Avg

1. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 369 10.542. Aldrich, Cole-KU SO 35 281 8.033. Brackins, Craig-ISU SO 32 248 7.754. James, Damion-UT JR 35 219 6.265. Muonelo, Obi-OSU JR 35 208 5.946. Rogers, Kevin-BU SR 39 198 5.087. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 149 4.818. Carroll, DeMarre-MU SR 38 181 4.769. Elonu, Chinemelu-TAMU JR 34 152 4.47

10. Singletary, Mike-TTU SO 33 145 4.3911. Moses, Marshall-OSU SO 32 134 4.1912. Davis, Bryan-TAMU JR 34 141 4.1513. Harris, Terrel-OSU SR 35 138 3.9414. Lyons, Leo-MU SR 37 143 3.8615. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 146 3.74

MINUTES PLAYEDPlayer-Team CL G Min Avg

1. Abrams, A.J.-UT SR 35 1319 37.692. Higgins, Cory-CU SO 31 1146 36.973. Voskuil, Alan-TTU SR 33 1176 35.644. Roberson, John-TTU SO 33 1160 35.155. Collins, Sherron-KU JR 35 1229 35.116. Jerrells, Curtis-BU SR 39 1351 34.647. Tomlinson, Nate-CU FR 28 941 33.618. Anderson, James-OSU SO 35 1171 33.469. Thorne II, Dwight-CU JR 31 1035 33.39

10. Griffi n, Blake-OU SO 35 1165 33.29

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missouri season recordsYear Coach Record Pct Conf Place Captain(s)1967-68 Norm Stewart 10-16 .385 5-9 6th Tom Johnson

Dave Bennett1968-69 Norm Stewart 14-11 .560 7-7 5th Doug Johnson

Don Tomlinson1969-70 Norm Stewart 15-11 .577 7-7 T-3rd Doug Johnson

Don Tomlinson1970-71 Norm Stewart 17-9 .654 9-5 T-2nd Henry Smith1971-72 Norm Stewart 21-6 .778 10-4 2nd Greg Flaker

Mike Griffi n1972-73 Norm Stewart 21-6 .778 9-5 T-2nd John Brown

Mike Jeffries1973-74 Norm Stewart 12-14 .462 3-11 T-7th Al Eberhard

Gary Link1974-75 Norm Stewart 18-9 .667 9-5 3rd Bill Flamank1975-76 Norm Stewart 26-5 .839 12-2 1st Willie Smith1976-77 Norm Stewart 21-8 .724 9-5 3rd Bill Flamank1977-78 Norm Stewart 14-16 .467 4-10 T-6th Jeff Currie

Clay Johnson1978-79 Norm Stewart 13-15 .464 8-6 T-2nd Larry Drew

Brad Droy1979-80 Norm Stewart 25-6 .806 11-3 1st Larry Drew1980-81 Norm Stewart 22-10 .688 10-4 1st Indv. Game Cpts.1981-82 Norm Stewart 27-4 .871 12-2 1st Ricky Frazier

Marvin McCrary1982-83 Norm Stewart 26-8 .765 12-2 1st Steve Stipanovich

Jon Sundvold1983-84 Norm Stewart 16-14 .533 5-9 T-6th Prince Bridges

Ron Jones1984-85 Norm Stewart 18-14 .563 7-7 T-3rd Bill Roundtree1985-86 Norm Stewart 21-14 .600 8-6 T-3rd Lynn Hardy1986-87 Norm Stewart 24-10 .706 11-3 1st Derrick Chievous

Lynn Hardy1987-88 Norm Stewart 19-11 .633 7-7 4th Derrick Chievous

Lynn Hardy1988-89 Norm Stewart 29-8 .784 10-4 2nd Mike Sandbothe

Greg Church1989-90 Norm Stewart 26-6 .813 12-2 1st Nathan Buntin

Lee Coward1990-91 Norm Stewart 20-10 .667 8-6 4th Doug Smith1991-92 Norm Stewart 21-9 .700 8-6 T-2nd Anthony Peeler1992-93 Norm Stewart 19-14 .576 5-9 7th John Burns

Jeff Warren1993-94* Norm Stewart 28-4 .875 14-0 1st Lamont Frazier1994-95 Norm Stewart 20-9 .690 8-6 4th Paul O’Liney1995-96 Norm Stewart 18-15 .545 6-8 6th Julian Winfi eld1996-97 Norm Stewart 16-17 .485 5-11 10th Chip Walther

Indv. Game Cpts.1997-98 Norm Stewart 17-15 .531 8-8 T-5th Kelly Thames1998-99 Norm Stewart 20-9 .690 11-5 T-2nd Monte Hardge

John Woods1999-00 Quin Snyder 18-13 .581 10-6 6th Jeff Hafer

Mark Wampler2000-01 Quin Snyder 20-13 .606 9-7 6th Brian Grawer

Johnnie ParkerT.J. Soyoye

2001-02 Quin Snyder 24-12 .667 9-7 5th Clarence GilbertKareem Rush

2002-03 Quin Snyder 22-11 .667 9-7 T-5th Travon BryantArthur JohnsonJosh KroenkeRickey Paulding

2003-04 Quin Snyder 16-14 .533 9-7 6th Travon BryantArthur JohnsonJosh KroenkeRickey Paulding

2004-05 Quin Snyder 16-17 .485 7-9 T-8th Jason ConleyBrian DaileyJimmy McKinney

2005-06 Quin Snyder 12-16 .429 5-11 11th Jimmy McKinneyKevin YoungThomas Gardner

2006-07 Mike Anderson 18-12 .600 7-9 6th Game-to-Game2007-08 Mike Anderson 16-16 .500 6-10 10th Marshall Brown2008-09 Mike Anderson 31-7 .815 12-4 3rd Michael Anderson

DeMarre CarrollMatt Lawrence Leo Lyons

Year Coach Record Pct Conf Place Captain(s)1906-07 Isadore Anderson 10-6 .625 — — H.A. Henley1907-08 A.M. Ebright 8-10 .444 0-5 3rd H.A. Henley1908-09 Guy Lowman 11-5 .688 3-8 T-2nd Carl Ristine1909-10 Guy Lowman 8-10 .444 2-6 3rd Frank Burress1910-11 Chester Brewer 5-7 .417 5-7 4th Herman Cohen1911-12 O.F. Field 5-10 .333 1-7 3rd Joseph Parker1912-13 O.F. Field 13-5 .722 6-2 2nd George Edwards1913-14 O.F. Field 4-12 .250 4-12 4th Milton Bernet1914-15 Eugene Van Gent 8-6 .571 6-6 3rd George Palfreyman1915-16 Eugene Van Gent 13-3 .813 10-2 2nd John Wear1916-17 John Miller 12-4 .750 10-4 2nd Fred Williams1917-18 Walter Meanwell 17-1 .944 15-1 1st Jesse Campbell1918-19 John Miller 14-3 .824 11-3 2nd Craig Ruby1919-20 Walter Meanwell 17-1 .944 17-1 1st Craig Ruby1920-21 Craig Ruby 17-1 .944 17-1 1st George Browning1921-22 Craig Ruby 16-1 .941 15-1 T-1st George Bond1922-23 George Bond 15-3 .833 14-2 2nd Arthur Browning1923-24 George Bond 4-14 .222 4-12 T-7th Don Faurot1924-25 George Bond 7-11 .389 6-10 6th Frank Wheat1925-26 George Bond 8-10 .444 8-8 4th Hugh McMillan1926-27 George Edwards 9-8 .529 6-4 3rd Ted O’Sullivan1927-28 George Edwards 13-5 .722 13-5 2nd Kenneth Yunker1928-29 George Edwards 11-7 .611 7-3 2nd Justin Roach1929-30 George Edwards 15-3 .833 8-2 1st Marshall Craig1930-31 George Edwards 8-9 .471 5-5 T-3rd Charles Huhn

Hubert Campbell1931-32 George Edwards 9-9 .500 6-4 T-2nd Max Collings1932-33 George Edwards 10-8 .556 6-4 3rd Norman Wagner1933-34 George Edwards 10-8 .556 6-4 T-2nd Denver Miller1934-35 George Edwards 7-11 .389 7-9 4th Ken Jorgensen1935-36 George Edwards 5-12 .294 2-8 6th Evans Powell1936-37 George Edwards 7-9 .438 2-8 5th Ralph Beer1937-38 George Edwards 9-9 .500 4-6 T-3rd Kenneth Brown1938-39 George Edwards 12-6 .667 7-3 T-1st John Lobsiger1939-40 George Edwards 13-6 .684 8-2 T-1st John Lobsiger1940-41 George Edwards 6-10 .375 2-8 6th Martin Nash1941-42 George Edwards 6-12 .333 2-8 6th Herbert Gregg

Loren Mills1942-43 George Edwards 7-10 .412 5-5 T-3rd Earl Stark1943-44 George Edwards 10-9 .526 5-5 T-3rd Paul Collins1944-45 George Edwards 8-10 .444 5-5 T-3rd Paul Collins

Earl Stiegemeier1945-46 George Edwards 6-11 .353 3-7 T-4th Earl Stiegemeier1946-47 Wilbur Stalcup 15-10 .600 6-4 2nd Thornton Jenkins1947-48 Wilbur Stalcup 14-10 .583 7-5 T-2nd Thornton Jenkins1948-49 Wilbur Stalcup 11-13 .458 6-6 4th Karl Pierpoint

P.A. Smith1949-50 Wilbur Stalcup 14-10 .583 4-8 6th Indv. Game Cpts.1950-51 Wilbur Stalcup 16-8 .667 8-4 T-2nd August Heinemann

George Lafferty1951-52 Wilbur Stalcup 14-10 .583 6-6 3rd Bill Stauffer1952-53 Wilbur Stalcup 12-9 .571 6-6 3rd Gene Landolt

Charles Oligschlaeger1953-54 Wilbur Stalcup 11-10 .524 6-6 3rd Indiv. Game Cpts.1954-55 Wilbur Stalcup 16-5 .762 9-3 2nd Norm Stewart1955-56 Wilbur Stalcup 15-7 .682 8-4 T-2nd Norm Stewart1956-57 Wilbur Stalcup 10-13 .435 4-8 6th Lionel Smith1957-58 Wilbur Stalcup 9-13 .409 3-9 T-6th Rodger Egelhoff1958-59 Wilbur Stalcup 6-19 .240 3-11 8th Mike Kirksey1959-60 Wilbur Stalcup 12-13 .480 5-9 6th Cliff Talley1960-61 Wilbur Stalcup 11-13 .458 8-6 T-4th Charles Henke

Joe Scott1961-62 Wilbur Stalcup 9-16 .360 3-11 T-7th Ken Doughty1962-63 Bob Vanatta 10-15 .400 5-9 T-6th Ken Doughty1963-64 Bob Vanatta 13-11 .542 7-7 T-4th Bob Price, Ray

Carey1964-65 Bob Vanatta 13-11 .542 8-6 T-3rd George Flamank

Gary GarnerNed Monsees

1965-66 Bob Vanatta 3-21 .125 1-13 8th Charles Rudd1966-67 Bob Vanatta 3-22 .120 1-13 8th Ron Coleman

Rob Vanatta

*NCAA Tournament games in the 1993-94 season were later vacated.

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missouri winning streaksALL-GAMES WINNING STREAKS

22 1919-20 Last 5 games of 1918-19 season and fi rst 17 games of 1919-20 season. Kansas State broke streak, 29-23.

19 1981-82 First 19 games of 1981-82 season. Nebraska broke streak, 67-51.

17 1991-92 Last 6 games of 1990-91 season and fi rst 11 games of 1991-92 season. Memphis State broke streak, 89-78.

17 1920-21 First 17 games of 1920-21 season. Kansas State broke streak, 32-24.

15 1917-18 Last 2 games of 1916-17 season and fi rst 13 games of 1917-18 season. Kansas broke streak, 28-22.

15 1994 Within 1993-94 season. Nebraska broke streak, 98-91.

13 1921-22 First 13 games of 1921-22 season. Kansas broke streak, 26-13.

12 1972-73 First 12 games of 1972-73 season. Kansas State broke streak, 70-55.

12 1918-19 Last 4 games of 1917-18 season and fi rst 8 games of 1918-19 season. Nebraska broke streak, 21-14.

12 1989-90 Within 1989-90 season. Kansas State broke streak, 65-58.

11 1988-89 Within 1988-89 season. Oklahoma broke streak, 112-105.


10 1979-80 First 10 games of 1979-80 season. DePaul broke streak, 92-79.


HOMECOURT WINNING STREAKS34 1988-90

Last home game of 1987-88 season, all 16 home games of 1988-89 season, all 15 home games of 1989-90 season, and fi rst 2 home games of 1990-91 season. Arkansas broke streak, 95-82.

29 1980-82Last 5 home games of 1979-80 season, all 14 home games of 1980-81 season and fi rst 10 home games of 1981-82 season. Nebraska broke streak, 67-51.

23 1974-76Last home game of 1973-74 season, all 12 home games of 1974-75 season and fi rst 10 games of 1975-76 season. Kansas State broke streak, 85-81.

22 1919-21Last 3 home games of 1918-19 season, all 10 home games of 1919-20 season and fi rst 9 games of 1920-21 season. Kansas State broke streak, 32-24.

21 1987-88 Last 8 home games of 1986-87 season and fi rst 13 home games of 1987-88 season. Kansas broke streak, 82-77.

19 2008-09 Last home game of 2007-08 season, all-18 home games of 2008-09 season, current.

17 1993-94 Last home game of 1992-93 season, all 15 home games of 1993-94 season, and fi rst home game of 1994-95 season. Arkansas broke streak, 94-71.

14 2002-03 First 14 home games of 2002-03 season, Kansas broke streak, 79-74.

14 1995-96 Last home game of 1994-95 season and fi rst 13 home games of 1995-96 season. Iowa State broke streak, 78-74.

14 1976-77 Last 3 home games of 1975-76 season and fi rst 11 home games of 1976-77 season. Kansas State broke streak, 88-77.

13 1997-98 Within 1997-98 season. Alabama-Birmingham broke streak, 93-86 (NIT fi rst round).




12 2006-07 Final game of 2005-06 season and fi rst 11 games of the 2006-07 season. Iowa State broke streak, 66-65.

12 2000-01 Last home game of 1999-2000 season and fi rst 11 home games of 2000-01 Season. Oklahoma broke streak, 63-61.

12 1970-71 Last 2 home games of 1969-70 season and fi rst 10 home games of 1970-71 season. Kansas broke streak, 71-69 (OT).


11 1971-72 First 11 home games of 1971-72 season. Kansas State broke streak, 79-76.

11 1939-40 Last 6 home games of 1938-39 season and fi rst 5 home games of 1939-40 season. Oklahoma broke streak, 35-34.

AWAY WINNING STREAKS23 1921-23

All 8 away games of 1920-21 season, all 8 away games of 1921-22 season and fi rst 7 away games of 1922-23 season. K.C. Athletic Club broke streak, 32-22.

16 1917-19Last 5 away games of 1916-17 season, all 8 away games of 1917-18 season and fi rst 3 away games of 1918-19 season. Nebraska broke streak, 21-14.

12 1981-82 First 12 away games of 1981-82 season. Georgetown broke streak, 63-51.

9 1975-76 Within 1975-76 season. Oklahoma broke streak, 68-57.

9 1918-20 Last 2 away games of 1918-19 season and fi rst 7 away games of ‘19-20 season. Kansas State broke streak, 29-23.

8 1993-94 Within 1993-94 season. Nebraska broke streak, 98-91.

7 1991-92 Last 4 away games of 1990-91 season and fi rst 3 away games of ‘91-92 season. Memphis State broke streak, 89-78.

6 6 times Most recently 1994-95.

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ALL-TIME SEASONAL STATISTICS SUMMARYOverall Conf.

Year G W-L W-L Place. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF A TO BLK STL Pts Avg.Head Coach Wilbur “Sparky” Stalcup (1946 - 1962 / 195-179 (.521) / 16 Seasons)1954-55 21 16-5 9-3 2nd 544-1411 .386 - - 550-747 .736 - - 427 - - - - 1638 78.0Opponents 487-1344 .362 - - 516-734 .703 - - 384 - - - - 1490 71.01955-56 22 15-7 8-4 T-2nd 557-1485 .382 - - 544-803 .677 966 43.9 426 - - - - 1658 75.4Opponents 517-1371 .377 - - 468-801 .574 851 38.7 510 - - - - 1502 68.31956-57 23 10-13 4-8 6th 501-1399 .358 - - 580-812 .714 - - 465 - - - - 1582 68.7Opponents 519-1445 .359 - - 529-775 .683 - - 474 - - - - 1567 68.11957-58 22 9-13 3-9 T-6th 470-1260 .373 - - 445-681 .653 - - 504 - - - - 1385 63.0Opponents 487-1243 .392 - - 453-697 .650 - - 493 - - - - 1422 64.61958-59 25 6-19 3-11 8th 553-1441 .384 - - 539-779 .688 1018 40.7 566 - - - - 1645 65.8Opponents 620-1475 .424 - - 564-808 .698 1059 42.4 548 - - - - 1804 72.21959-60 25 12-13 5-9 6th 583-1579 .363 - - 534-782 .682 1187 47.5 503 - - - - 1700 68.0Opponents 635-1583 .401 - - 451-677 .666 1176 47.0 544 - - - - 1721 68.81960-61 24 11-13 8-6 4th 625-1591 .399 - - 494-736 .671 1090 45.4 540 - - - - 1744 72.7Opponents 646-1595 .411 - - 526-791 .645 1222 50.9 528 - - - - 1818 75.81961-62 25 9-16 3-11 T-7th 579-1533 .371 - - 475-648 .733 1014 40.6 538 - - - - 1633 65.3Opponents 536-1418 .378 - - 516-737 .701 1113 46.4 538 - - - - 1588 63.5

Head Coach Bob Vanatta (1962 - 1967 / 42-80 (.344) / Five Seasons)1962-63 25 10-15 5-9 T-6th 618-1643 .375 - - 387-584 .660 1057 42.3 513 - - - - 1633 65.0Opponents 631-1436 .441 - - 470-693 .677 1208 44.6 454 - - - - 1732 69.11963-64 24 13-11 7-7 T-4th 709-1731 .410 - - 381-578 .649 1135 47.3 478 - - - - 1799 75.3Opponents 702-1619 .434 - - 418-623 .671 1162 48.4 445 - - - - 1822 75.91964-65 24 13-11 8-6 T-3rd 639-1612 .396 - - 418-675 .619 1072 44.7 486 - - - - 1696 70.7Opponents 636-1516 .420 - - 430-623 .690 1074 44.8 511 - - - - 1702 70.91965-66 24 3-21 1-13 8th 552-1480 .373 - - 470-718 .656 890 37.1 477 - - - - 1574 65.6Opponents 729-1634 .446 - - 472-659 .716 1178 49.1 557 - - - - 1930 80.41966-67 25 3-22 1-13 8th 640-1728 .370 - - 429-608 .706 971 38.8 579 - - - - 1709 68.1Opponents 715-1669 .428 - - 525-770 .682 1105 44.2 476 - - - - 1955 78.2

Head Coach Norm Stewart (1967 - 1999 / 634-333 (.656) / 32 Seasons)1967-68 26 10-16 5-9 6th 652-1460 .447 - - 491-727 .675 920 35.4 505 - - - - 1795 69.0Opponents 669-1721 .389 - - 479-669 .716 944 36.3 575 - - - - 1817 69.91968-69 25 14-11 7-7 5th 647-1347 .480 - - 446-650 .686 803 32.1 491 - - - - 1740 69.6Opponents 574-1438 .399 - - 500-691 .716 819 32.8 486 - - - - 1648 64.91969-70 26 15-11 7-7 T-3rd 659-1406 .468 - - 480-675 .710 827 31.8 528 - - - - 1798 69.1Opponents 613-1521 .402 - - 509-754 .672 889 34.2 532 - - - - 1735 66.71970-71 26 17-9 9-5 T-2nd 748-1564 .478 - - 475-683 .695 956 36.8 525 - - - - 1971 75.8Opponents 727-1685 .431 - - 453-709 .639 947 36.4 540 - - - - 1909 73.01971-72 27 21-6 10-4 2nd 740-1544 .479 - - 589-788 .748 995 36.9 503 - - - - 2069 76.7Opponents 714-1665 .429 - - 432-658 .656 857 31.7 589 - - - - 1860 68.91972-73 27 21-6 9-5 T-2nd 842-1780 .473 - - 408-554 .736 1053 39.0 518 - - - - 2092 77.5Opponents 810-1918 .422 - - 311-446 .697 937 34.7 600 - - - - 1931 71.51973-74 26 12-14 3-11 T-7th 788-1695 .465 - - 417-594 .702 928 35.6 509 - - - - 1993 76.7Opponents 822-1797 .457 - - 389-545 .714 921 35.4 600 - - - - 2033 78.21974-75 27 18-9 9-5 3rd 880-1941 .453 - - 495-686 .722 1232 45.7 590 - - - - 2255 78.5Opponents 845-1847 .455 - - 461-629 .733 1128 41.8 614 - - - - 2151 79.71975-76 31 26-5 12-2 1st 1035-2129 .486 - - 520-731 .711 1452 46.9 614 - - - - 2590 83.5Opponents 902-2173 .415 - - 396-591 .670 1264 40.8 681 - - - - 2200 71.01976-77 29 21-8 9-5 3rd 859-1715 .501 - - 552-769 .718 1204 41.5 534 372 - - - 2270 78.3Opponents 878-1981 .443 - - 326-493 .689 1124 38.8 710 338 - - - 2082 71.81977-78 30 14-16 4-10 T-6th 800-1757 .455 - - 446-653 .683 1202 40.1 560 261 - 48 152 2046 68.2Opponents 885-1924 .460 - - 331-519 .638 1173 39.1 669 331 - 64 168 2103 70.11978-79 28 13-15 8-6 T-2nd 766-1624 .472 - - 434-622 .698 1020 36.4 565 316 487 60 144 1966 70.2Opponents 799-1735 .461 - - 397-569 .698 1007 36.0 605 317 422 89 154 1995 71.21979-80 31 25-6 11-3 1st 936-1635 .572 - - 553-770 .718 1065 34.4 624 460 547 85 164 2425 78.2Opponents 827-1835 .451 - - 456-644 .708 900 29.0 690 305 459 87 190 2110 68.1

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ALL-TIME SEASONAL STATISTICS SUMMARYOverall Conf.

Year G W-L W-L Place. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF A TO BLK STL Pts Avg.1980-81 32 22-10 10-4 1st 870-1703 .511 - - 572-844 .678 1186 37.1 595 454 529 96 140 2312 72.3Opponents 572-844 .439 - - 418-605 .691 1003 31.3 738 325 420 90 221 2076 64.91981-82 31 27-4 12-2 1st 815-1511 .539 - - 571-769 .743 1034 33.4 527 462 487 80 202 2201 71.0Opponents 742-1766 .420 - - 366-510 .718 915 29.5 679 326 434 75 193 1850 59.71982-83 34 26-8 12-2 1st 938-1751 .536 - - 553-808 .684 1151 33.9 565 548 478 111 151 2429 71.4Opponents 874-1844 .459 - - 408-577 .707 724 27.9 947 438 451 67 197 2102 61.81983-84 30 16-14 5-9 T-6th 766-1576 .486 - - 422-698 .605 1019 34.0 501 397 445 71 147 1954 65.1Opponents 751-1575 .477 - - 382-530 .721 875 29.2 651 414 412 61 203 1884 62.81984-85 32 18-14 7-7 T-3rd 848-1690 .502 - - 611-838 .729 1094 34.2 546 416 540 99 217 2307 72.1Opponents 917-1871 .490 - - 397-547 .726 958 29.9 651 490 443 88 229 2231 69.71985-86 35 21-14 8-6 T-3rd 966-1845 .540 - - 623-889 .701 1210 34.6 629 517 639 117 295 2555 73.0Opponents 984-2106 .467 - - 454-648 .701 1092 31.2 776 488 520 94 297 2422 69.21986-87 34 24-10 11-3 1st 919-1802 .510 52-173 .358 622-889 .700 1187 34.9 638 495 506 84 270 2522 74.2Opponents 870-1927 .451 120-319 .376 477-705 .677 1074 31.6 769 440 495 73 238 2337 68.71987-88 30 19-11 7-7 4th 964-1855 .520 103-245 .420 580-847 .685 1258 41.9 577 553 435 81 238 2611 88.0Opponents 862-1977 .436 165-446 .370 458-638 .718 1028 34.3 690 461 407 103 244 2347 76.81988-89 37 29-8 10-4 2nd 1235-2358 .524 119-330 .361 667-945 .706 1559 42.1 742 705 603 113 277 3256 86.8Opponents 1034-2392 .432 200-540 .370 575-859 .669 1267 34.2 799 549 575 90 276 2843 78.21989-90 32 26-6 12-2 1st 1046-2087 .501 139-364 .382 546-773 .706 1304 40.8 601 639 439 81 251 2777 81.3Opponents 936-2126 .440 170-509 .334 460-685 .672 1198 37.4 655 516 427 114 222 2502 73.01990-91 30 20-10 8-6 4th 929-1941 .485 68-210 .324 514-752 .684 1282 42.7 562 567 540 128 294 2440 79.4Opponents 785-1900 .413 161-486 .331 458-665 .689 1061 35.4 615 476 513 133 294 2189 69.61991-92 30 21-9 8-6 7th 843-1729 .488 123-326 .379 376-801 .715 1131 37.7 535 487 441 86 270 2382 74.3Opponents 843-1729 .431 179-520 .431 356-558 .637 1011 33.7 650 423 488 115 228 2095 67.71992-93 33 19-14 5-9 1st 892-1942 .459 156-433 .360 512-845 .606 1298 39.3 626 532 468 101 252 2452 81.0Opponents 759-1877 .404 196-567 .346 520-749 .694 1171 35.5 721 444 528 98 234 2234 73.81993-94* 32 28-4 14-0 4th 898-1965 .457 204-575 .355 593-873 .679 1263 39.3 651 492 477 103 226 2593 81.0Opponents 831-1985 .419 221-599 .369 478-710 .673 1237 38.7 705 399 535 90 211 2361 73.81994-95 29 20-9 8-6 6th 756-1679 .450 180-464 .388 541-778 .695 1163 40.1 578 368 449 106 141 2233 77.0Opponents 747-1789 .418 191-554 .345 443-645 .687 1051 36.2 659 414 401 97 196 2128 73.41995-96 33 18-15 6-8 10th 874-1850 .472 154-391 .391 661-952 .694 1296 39.3 682 483 563 103 189 263 77.7Opponents 856-2015 .425 229-581 .394 553-857 .645 1149 34.8 771 468 475 120 264 2494 75.61996-97 33 16-17 5-11 T-5th 830-1854 .448 197-549 .359 583-769 .758 1152 34.9 681 521 555 74 250 2440 73.9Opponents 823-1898 .434 197-549 .370 541-792 .683 1148 34.8 379 434 556 122 288 2381 72.21997-98 32 17-15 8-8 T-2nd 791-1871 .423 214-580 .369 484-691 .700 1190 37.2 600 455 528 91 257 2280 71.3Opponents 830-1923 .432 190-567 .335 449-652 .689 1231 38.5 601 482 526 124 248 2299 71.81998-99 29 20-9 11-5 T-2nd 741-1667 .445 180-474 .380 419-647 .648 1092 37.7 519 411 424 107 246 2081 71.8Opponents 664-1689 .393 149-468 .318 357-548 .651 1103 38.0 533 365 482 99 229 1834 62.2

Head Coach Quin Snyder (1999 - 2006 / 126-91 (.581) / Seven Seasons)1999-2000 31 18-13 10-6 6th 771-1822 .423 291-804 .362 469-661 .710 1039 33.5 601 426 412 61 275 2302 74.3Opponents 784-1744 .450 153-463 .330 447-650 .688 1195 38.5 605 435 550 112 171 2168 69.92000-01 33 20-13 9-7 6th 847-2015 .420 279-734 .380 520-742 .701 1259 38.2 679 418 497 132 258 2493 75.5Opponents 854-1978 .432 161-502 .321 533-780 .683 1282 38.8 672 453 510 101 222 2402 72.82001-02 36 24-12 9-7 6th 1031-2253 .458 279-734 .380 520-742 .701 1259 38.2 689 439 512 154 264 2877 79.9Opponents 949-2125 .447 197-541 .391 515-770 .683 1255 38.8 672 521 515 111 259 260 72.52002-03 33 22-11 9-7 T-5th 870-1959 .444 252-699 .361 397-600 .662 1301 39.4 562 452 457 144 185 2389 72.4Opponents 809-1985 .408 200-601 .333 415-613 .677 1191 36.1 601 438 434 96 226 2233 67.72003-04 30 16-14 9-7 6th 777-1743 .446 208-592 .351 464-654 .709 1135 37.8 575 418 432 128 169 2226 74.2Opponents 756-1717 .440 198-517 .383 467-665 .702 1001 33.4 582 417 385 83 204 2177 72.62004-05 33 16-17 7-9 T-8th 719-1758 .409 213-696 .306 473-693 .683 1148 34.8 627 408 476 72 206 2124 64.4Opponents 771-1766 .437 187-515 .363 459-646 .711 1115 33.8 629 429 445 99 226 2188 66.32005-06 28 12-16 5-11 11th 660-1542 .428 172-511 .337 364-559 .651 945 33.8 508 337 442 63 167 1856 66.3Opponent 725-1582 .458 178-515 .346 344-493 .698 968 34.6 528 441 405 106 187 1972 70.4

Head Coach Mike Anderson (2006 - Present / 65-35 (.650) / Fourth Season)2006-07 30 18-12 7-9 6th 841-1827 .460 245-658 .372 401-580 .691 1045 34.8 617 466 448 91 302 2328 77.6Opponent 729-1667 .437 208-549 .379 490-706 .694 1105 36.8 550 389 566 83 223 2156 71.92007-08 32 16-16 6-10 10th 913-2011 .454 214-641 .334 428-620 .690 1113 34.8 655 534 412 97 259 2468 77.1Opponent 794-1807 .439 174-563 .309 550-775 .710 1213 37.9 571 387 539 113 188 2312 72.22008-09 38 31-7 12-4 3rd 1124-1238 .472 263-746 .353 585-871 .672 1383 36.7 758 699 449 140 388 3096 81.5Opponent 899-2150 .418 195-645 .302 578-857 .674 1413 37.2 729 451 694 97 236 2571 67.7

*NCAA Tournament games in the 1993-94 season were later vacated.

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post season historyMIZZOU’S NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY22 NCAA Tournament Appearances 4 Elite Eight • 21-22 NCAA Record

Year Region Site Opponent W/L Score1944 Western Kansas City, MO Utah L 45-35

Kansas City, MO Pepperdine W 61-461976 Midwest Lawrence, KS Washington W 69-67

Louisville, KY Texas Tech W 86-75Louisville, KY Michigan L 95-88

1978 Midwest Wichita, KS Utah L 86-79 (2 ot)1980 Midwest (5) Lincoln, NE San Jose St. (12) W 61-51

Lincoln, NE Notre Dame (4) W 87-84 (ot)Houston, TX LSU (1) L 68-63

1981 Midwest (9) Austin, TX Lamar (8) L 71-671982 Midwest (2) Tulsa, OK Marquette (7) W 73-69

St. Louis, MO Houston (6) L 79-781983 Midwest (2) Louisville, KY Iowa (7) L 77-631986 West (11) Ogden, UT Alab.-Birm. (6) L 66-641987 Midwest (4) Indianapolis, IN Xavier (13) L 70-691988 East (6) Chapel Hill, NC Rhode Island (11) L 87-801989 Midwest (3) Dallas, TX Creighton (14) W 85-69

Dallas, TX Texas (11) W 108-89Minneapolis, MN Syracuse (2) L 83-80

1990 Southeast (3) Richmond, VA Northr. Iowa (14) L 74-711992 East (5) Greensboro, NC West Virginia (12) W 89-78

Greensboro, NC Seton Hall (4) L 88-711993 West (10) Salt Lake City, UT Temple (7) L 75-611994* West (1) Ogden, UT Navy (16) W 76-53

Ogden, UT Wisconsin (9) W 109-96Los Angeles, CA Syracuse (4) W 98-88 (ot)Los Angeles, CA Arizona (2) L 92-72

1995 West (8) Boise, ID Indiana (9) W 65-60Boise, ID UCLA (1) L 75-74

1999 West (8) Denver, CO New Mexico (9) L 61-592000 South (9) Birmingham, AL North Carolina (8) L 84-702001 East (9) Greensboro, NC Georgia (8) W 70-68

Greensboro, NC Duke (1) L 94-812002 West (12) Albuquerque, NM Miami (Fla.) (5) W 93-80

Albuquerque, NM Ohio State (4) W 83-67San Jose, CA UCLA (8) W 82-73San Jose, CA Oklahoma (2) L 81-75

2003 Midwest (5) Indianapolis, IN S. Illinois (12) W 72-71Indianapolis, IN Marquette (3) L 101-92

2009 West (3) Boise, Idaho Cornell (14) W 78-59Boise, Idaho Marquette (6) W 83-79Glendale, Arizona Memphis (2) W 102-91Glendale Arizona Connecticut (1) L 82-75

MIZZOU’S NIT HISTORY6 NIT Appearances • 1-8 NIT Record

Year Round Site Opponent W/L Score1972 1st Round New York, NY St. John’s L 82-81 (ot)1973 1st Round New York, NY Massachusetts L 78-711985 1st Round Columbia, MO St. Joseph’s L 68-671996 1st Round Columbia, MO Murray State W 89-85

2nd Round Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama L 72-491998 1st Round Columbia, MO AL-Birmingham L 93-862004 1st Round Ann Arbor, MI Michigan L 65-642005 1st Round Columbia, MO DePaul L 75-70

MIZZOU’S NCCIT HISTORY1 NCCIT APPEARANCE • 0-1 NCCIT RECORD

Year Round Site Opponent W/L Score1975 1st Round Louisville, KY Purdue L 87-74

BIG EIGHT HOLIDAY AND POST SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES1954 Big Seven Holiday Tournament1971 Big Eight Holiday Tournament1972 Big Eight Holiday Tournament1973 Big Eight Holiday Tournament1975 Big Eight Holiday Tournament1976 Big Eight Holiday Tournament1978 Big Eight Postseason Championship1982 Big Eight Postseason Championship1987 Big Eight Postseason Championship1989 Big Eight Postseason Championship1991 Big Eight Postseason Championship1993 Big Eight Postseason Championship2009 Big 12 Tournament Championship

WILLIE SMITHOwns the Mizzou NCAA Tournament record

with 43 points against Michigan in 1976

Note: Numbers in parentheses indicate regional seedings, which began with the 1979 NCAA Tournament. *NCAA Tournament games in the 1993-94 season were later vacated.

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Games PlayedCareer: 8 Travon Bryant, Arthur Johnson,

Rickey Paulding, 2000-03Clarence Gilbert 1998-02

Points ScoredHalf: 29 Willie Smith, 3/20/76 vs. Michigan (2nd)Game: 43 Willie Smith, 3/20/76 vs. MichiganCareer: 145 Rickey Paulding, 2000-03 (8 games)

122 Arthur Johnson, 2000-03 (8 games)120 Melvin Booker, 1994-97 (7 games)

Field Goals MadeGame: 18 Willie Smith, 3/20/76 vs. MichiganCareer: 51 Rickey Paulding, 2000-03 (8 games)

46 Arthur Johnson, 2000-03 (8 games)42 Kareem Rush, 1999-02 (7 games)

Rickey Frazier, 1980-82 (6 games)

Field Goals AttemptedGame: 35 Willie Smith, 3/20/76 vs. MichiganCareer: 103 Clarence Gilbert, 1998-02

Field Goal PercentageGame: .816 (13-16) Mark Dressler, 3/8/80 vs. Notre DameCareer: .846 (11-13) Curtis Berry, 1978-81

3-Pt. Field Goals MadeGame: 9 Rickey Paulding, 3/22/03 vs. MarquetteCareer: 21 Clarence Gilbert, 1998-02

3-Pt. Field Goals AttemptedGame: 15 Rickey Paulding, 3/22/03 vs. Marquette

Clarence Gilbert, 3/17/00 vs. North Carolina

Free Throws MadeGame: 13 Paul O’Liney, 3/19/94 vs. WisconsinCareer: 31 Jevon Crudup, 1991-94

Free Throws AttemptedGame: 18 Leo Lyons, 3/26/09 vs. MemphisCareer: 45 Jevon Crudup, 1991-94

Free Throw PercentageGame: 1.000 (9-9) Nathan Buntin, 3/16/90 vs. Northern IowaCareer: .900 (27-30) Melvin Booker, 1991-94

ReboundsGame: 18 Arthur Johnson, 3/22/03 vs. MarquetteCareer: 74 Arthur Johnson, 2000-03

AssistsGame: 12 Larry Drew, 3/8/80 vs. Notre DameCareer: 32 Melvin Booker, 1991-94

StealsGame: 5 Larry Drew, 3/6/80 vs. San Jose State

Byron Irvin, 3/19/89 vs. TexasCareer: 10 Paul O’Liney, 1994-95

Blocked ShotsGame: 5 Tom Dore, 3/6/80 vs. San Jose StateCareer: 13 Arthur Johnson, 2000-03

Personal FoulsGame: 5 By severalCareer: 26 Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83

TEAM RECORDS

Points ScoredHalf: 57 3/19/89 vs. TexasGame: 109 3/19/94 vs. Wisconsin

Fewest Points ScoredGame: 35 3/24/44 vs. Utah

Greatest Margin of VictoryGame: 23 3/17/94, Missouri 76, Navy 53

Greatest Margin of DefeatGame: 20 3/24/94, Arizona 92, Missouri 72

Field Goals MadeGame: 42 3/19/89 vs. Texas

Field Goals AttemptedGame: 83 3/26/94 vs. Arizona

Field Goal PercentageGame: .680 (34-50) 3/19/94 vs. Wisconsin

3-Pt. Field Goals MadeGame: 15 3/22/03 vs. Marquette

3-Pt. Field Goals AttemptedGame: 36 3/22/03 vs. Marquette

Free Throws MadeGame: 32 3/19/92 vs. West Virginia

Free Throws AttemptedGame: 45 3/26/09 vs. Memphis

Free Throw PercentageGame: .916 (11-12) 3/12/81 vs. Lamar

ReboundsGame: 52 3/16/02 vs. Ohio State

3/17/94 vs. Navy

Greatest Rebound MarginGame: 22 3/24/89, Missouri 49, Syracuse 27

Greatest Rebound Defi citGame: 25 3/17/00, Missouri 30, North Carolina 55

AssistsGame: 23 3/24/94 vs. Syracuse

StealsGame: 12 3/19/89 vs. Texas

Blocked ShotsGame: 7 3/11/99 vs. New Mexico

TurnoversMost: 24 3/13/82 vs. MarquetteLeast: 4 3/20/09 vs. Cornell

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big 12 tournament history

BIG 12 TOURNAMENT SUMMARYChampion (Seed) Champion Coach Number of Sessions Avg. Attendance

Year Runner-Up (Seed) Most Outstanding Player Attendance2009 Missouri (3) Baylor (9) Mike Anderson DeMarre Carroll,

Missouri 6 113,274 18,879

2008 Kansas (2) Texas (1) Bill Self Brandon Rush,Kansas

6 113,254 18,876

2007 Kansas (1) Texas (3) Bill Self Kevin Durant,Texas

6 113,274 18,879

2006 Kansas (2) Texas (1) Bill Self Mario Chalmers, Kansas

6 109,428 18,238

&2005 Oklahoma St. (3) Texas Tech (4) Eddie Sutton Joey Graham, Oklahoma St.

6 109,608 18,268

2004 Oklahoma St. (1) Texas (2) Eddie Sutton Tony Allen, Oklahoma St.

5 105,610 17,602

&2003 Oklahoma (2) Missouri (5) Kelvin Sampson Hollis Price, Oklahoma

6 94,800 15,800

&2002 Oklahoma (2) Kansas (1) Kelvin Sampson Hollis Price, Oklahoma

6 104,740 17,457

&2001 Oklahoma (3) Texas (4) Kelvin Sampson Nolan Johnson, Oklahoma

6 91,500 15,250

&2000 Iowa State (1) Oklahoma (3) Larry Eustachy Marcus Fizer, Iowa St.

6 108,500 18,083

1999 Kansas (1) Oklahoma St. (5) Roy Williams Jeff Boschee, Kansas

6 81,300 13,550

1998 Kansas (1) Oklahoma (3) Roy Williams Paul Pierce, Kansas

6 89,200 14,867

&1997 Kansas (1) Missouri (10) Roy Williams Paul Pierce, Kansas

6 101,120 16,853

& - Tournament was sold out; 1997 through 2003 and the 2005 tourneys were held at Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Mo.; 2003, 2004 and 2006 tourneys were held at the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas

First RoundWednesday, Mar. 10

Quarterfi nalsThursday, Mar. 11

Semifi nalsFriday, Mar. 12

FinalsSaturday, Mar. 13

Sprint CenterOpened: 2007

Capacity for Basketball: 18,000Address: 1100 Walnut Street

Kansas City, MO 64106Operator: AEG

Cost: $276 MillionTicket Information: www.Big12Sports.com

PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPWednesday-Saturday • Mar. 10-13, 2010

Sprint Center – Kansas City, Mo.

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missouri post season recordsTEAM RECORDS

Most PointsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

1098989104

vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-62

Most Points – HalfNCAANITBig 12Big 8

57525159

vs. Texas, 3-19-89vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Fewest PointsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

35494750

vs. Utah, 3-24-44vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-16-03vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Most Field Goals MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

42323245

vs. Texas, 3-19-89vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72vs. Baylor, 3-8-07vs. Colorado, 1972

Fewest Field Goals MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

12201720

vs. Utah, 3-24-44vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Most Field Goals AttemptedNCAANITBig 12Big 8

83717099

vs. Arizona, 3-26-94vs. UAB, 3-11-98vs. Kansas, 3-12-04vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-62

Fewest Field Goals AttemptedNCAANITBig 12Big 8

37504341

vs. Marquette, 3-13-82vs. St. Joseph’s, 3-14-85vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Highest Field Goal PercentageNCAANITBig 12Big 8

.680 (34-50)

.604 (32-53)

.600 (27-45)

.610 (25-41)

vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72vs. Texas A&M, 3-11-04vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Lowest Field Goal PercentageNCAANITBig 12Big 8

.333 (24-72)

.313 (20-64)

.303 (17-56)

.342 (25-73)

vs. New Mexico, 3-11-99vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98vs. Kansas, 3-6-81

Most Three-Point Field Goals MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

15111413

vs. Marquette, 3-22-03vs. UAB, 3-11-98vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-96

Fewest Three-Point Field Goals MadeNCAA

NIT

Big 12Big 8

2

6

30

vs. three opponents —Creighton, Syracuse, Rhode Islandvs. three opponents —Murray State, Alabama, Michiganvs. Texas, 3-7-97vs. Oklahoma State, 3-9-91

Most Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedNCAANIT

3629

vs. Marquette, 3-22-03vs. UAB, 3-11-98

Big 12 31 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-13-09

Big 8 28 vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Fewest Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedNCAA

NIT

Big 12Big 8

9

17

82

vs. three opponents —Creighton, West Virginia, Rhode Islandvs. two opponents —Murray State, Michiganvs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Kansas State, 3-7-87

DOUG SMITHDoug Smith and the Tigers scored 57 points in a half vs. Texas in the 1989 NCAA Tournament

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DEMARRE CARROLLDeMarre Carroll was named the

Big 12 Championships’ Most Outstanding Playerin 2009 after leading Mizzou to the title

Highest Three-Point Field Goal PercentageNCAANITBig 12Big 8

.632 (12-19)

.379 (11-29)

.737 (14-19)1.000 (4-4)

vs. UCLA, 3-19-95vs. UAB, 3-11-98vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01vs. Oklahoma, 3-12-89

Lowest Three-Point Field Goals Percentage(Min. 10 att.)NCAANITBig 12Big 8

.182 (2-11)

.269 (7-26)

.158 (3-19)

.067 (1-15)

vs. Syracuse, 3-24-94vs. Michigan, 3-15-05vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98vs. Iowa State, 3-9-96

Most Free Throws MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

32374037

vs. West Virginia, 3-19-92vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Oklahoma, 1954vs. Iowa State, 12-27-76

Fewest Free Throws MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

5316

vs. Iowa, 3-20-83vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-15-01vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95vs. Iowa State, 3-9-96

Most Free Throws AttemptedNCAA 45 vs. Memphis, 3-26-09

NITBig 12Big 8

504750

vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97vs. Iowa State, 12-27-76

Fewest Free Throws AttemptedNCAANITBig 12Big 8

79211

vs. UCLA, 3-19-95vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-15-01vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 att.)NCAANITBig 12Big 8

.917 (11-12).740 (37-50).917 (33-60).944 (17-18)

vs. Lamar, 3-13-81vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05vs. Nebraska, 3-5-82

Lowest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 att.)NCAANITBig 12Big 8

.455 (5-11).333 (3-9).467 (7-15).583 (14-24)

vs. Iowa, 3-20-83vs. Alabama, 3-18-96vs. Oklahoma 3-9-01vs. Colorado, 3-2-82

Most ReboundsNCAA

NITBig 12Big 8

52

444974

vs. Ohio State, 3-16-02 vs. Navy, 3-17-94vs. UAB, 3-11-98vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98vs. Oklahoma, 12-30-62

Fewest ReboundsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

24262628

vs. Lamar, 3-12-81vs. St. Joseph’s, 3-14-85vs. Texas A&M, 3-7-04vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Most Assists NCAANIT

Big 12Big 8

2317

18—

vs. Syracuse, 3-24-94vs. UAB, 3-11-98vs. Murray State, 3-13-96vs. Texas A&M, 3-11-04

Most StealsNCAANITBig 12

Big 8

12913

—

vs. Texas, 3-19-89vs. DePaul, 3-15-05vs. Iowa State, 3-7-02vs. Texas Tech, 3-9-00

Most Blocked ShotsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

736

—

vs. New Mexico, 3-11-99vs. DePaul, 3-15-05vs. Kansas, 3-12-04

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RICKY FRAZIERMade 42 fi eld goals over six career NCAA games as a Tiger

missouri post season records

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most PointsNCAANITBig 12

Big 8

433533

41

by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76by Al Eberhard vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05by Kareem Rush vs. Texas, 3-8-02by Charles Henke vs. Nebraska, 12-28-60

Most Field Goals MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

18131218

by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76by Al Eberhard vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72by Kareem Rush vs. Oklahoma, 3-9-01by Willie Smith vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-74

Most Field Goals AttemptedNCAANITBig 12Big 8

35212534

by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98by Albert White vs. Kansas State, 3-5-99by Charles Henke vs. Nebraska, 12-28-60

Most Three-Point Field Goals MadeNCAANITBig 12

Big 8

988

7

by Rickey Paulding vs. Marquette, 3-22-03by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98by Clarence Gilbert vs. Iowa State, 3-7-02by Clarence Gilbert vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01by Jason Sutherland vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-96

Most Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedNCAA

NITBig 12Big 8

15

1214 —

by Rickey Paulding vs. Marquette, 3-22-03by Clarence Gilbert vs. North Carolina, 3-17-00by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98by Clarence Gilbert vs. Texas, 3-8-02by Mark Atkins vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Most Free Throws MadeNCAANITBig 12Big 8

13171715

by Paul O’Liney vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94by Sammy Haley vs. Murray State, 3-13-96by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05by Willie Smith vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-74

Most Free Throws AttemptedNCAA 18 by Leo Lyons vs. Memphis, 3-26-09NITBig 12Big 8

251922

by Sammy Haley vs. Murray State, 3-13-96by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05by Gene Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 11-30-67

Most ReboundsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

18161424

by Arthur Johnson vs. Marquette, 3-22-03by John Brown vs. UMass, 3-17-73by Kelly Thames vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97by Ned Monsees vs. Kansas State, 3-7-64

Most AssistsNCAANITBig 12

Big 8

1276

10

by Larry Drew vs. Notre Dame, 3-8-80by Dibi Ray vs. UAB, 3-11-98by Jimmy McKinney vs. Kansas, 3-15-03by Corey Tate vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97by Lee Coward vs. Oklahoma, 3-12-89

Most StealsNCAA

NITBig 12Big 8

5

23

—

by Larry Drew vs. San Jose State, 3-6-80by Bryon Irvin vs. Texas, 3-19-89by severalby several

Most Blocked ShotsNCAANITBig 12Big 8

525

—

by Tom Dore vs. San Jose State, 3-6-80by Monte Hardge vs. UAB, 3-11-98by Arthur Johnson vs. Nebraska, 3-13-03

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mizzou in the national polls

TOP FINAL RANKINGS5th 1981-82 & 1993-94 seasons6th 1988-89 season9th 2008-09 season10th 1982-83 season11th 1989-90 season14th 1975-76 & 1986-87 seasons15th 1972-73 & 2001-02 seasons16th 1979-80 & 1991-92 seasons

TOP PRE-SEASON RANKINGS5th 2003-04 season8th 1987-88 & 2001-02 seasons11th 1980-81 & 1989-90 seasons14th 1988-89 & 1995-96 seasons15th 1981-82 & 1982-83 seasons19th 2002-03 season20th 1976-77 & 1990-91 seasons

RankingsOpponent, Score (Date)

Opp. MU

10 – Kansas St., 59-43 (2/11/50)

4 – Iowa, 97-74 (12/11/54)

8 – Illinois, 74-73 (12/10/55)

7 – Iowa St., 77-59 (1/7/57)

3 – at Iowa St., 69-66 (1/24/57)

8 – Indiana, 52-51 (12/10/62)

7 – Colorado, 60-58 (2/18/63)

8 – at Ohio St., 85-74 (12/13/63)

4 – Saint Louis, 62-56 (12/12/64)

5 – Kansas, 47-46 (1/11/69)

9 16 Notre Dame, 87-84 (3/8/80)

3 15 North Carolina, 64-60 (11/27/82)

7 – North Carolina, 81-76 (12/30/84)

8 – Oklahoma, 101-88 (2/13/86)

7 – at UNLV, 81-79 (2/13/88)

4 – Oklahoma, 93-90 (ot) (3/3/88)

5 13 North Carolina, 91-81 (11/23/88)

1 7 Oklahoma, 97-84 (2/25/89)

2 10 Oklahoma, 98-86 (3/12/89)

7 11 North Carolina, 80-73 (11/26/89)

RankingsOpponent, Score (Date)

Opp. MU

1 4 Kansas, 95-87 (1/20/90)

1 2 at Kansas, 77-71 (2/13/90)

8 9 Oklahoma St., 66-52 (2/23/92)

3 20 Kansas, 79-67 (1/31/94)

4 12 at Kansas, 81-74 (2/20/94)

3 – Kansas, 77-73 (2/10/96)

1 – Kansas, 96-94 (2ot) (2/4/97)

3 – Kansas, 74-73 (1/19/98)

10 – Iowa, 80-79 (ot) (1/24/98)

7 – Kansas, 81-59 (1/22/00)

3 – Kansas, 75-66 (1/29/01)

3 – Oklahoma, 67-52 (2/26/03)

6 – Oklahoma State, 60-58 (3/14/03)

4 – Kansas, 68-63 (3/15/03)

6 – Oklahoma State, 93-92 2OT (2/24/04)

7 – Kansas, 72-68 (3/6/05)

4 15 Oklahoma, 73-64 (3/4/09)

2 9 Memphis, 102-91 (3/26/09)

WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLLYear PS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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1979-80Dec. 10 ESPN Missouri 78, USC 75Jan. 2 ESPN DePaul 92, Missouri 79

1980-81Jan. 18 NBC Louisville 71, Missouri 49

1981-82Jan. 17 NBC Missouri 69, Louisville 55Feb. 9 ESPN Missouri 42, Kansas 41Feb. 20 NBC Georgetown 63, Missouri 51

1982-83Nov. 27 CBS Missouri 64, N. Carolina 60Jan. 23 NBC Marquette 60, Missouri 59Feb. 5 NBC Missouri 82, Kansas St. 50Feb. 8 ESPN Iowa State 73, Missouri 72Feb. 17 ESPN Missouri 74, Kansas 69Feb. 20 CBS Virginia 68, Missouri 53Mar. 1 ESPN Missouri 49, Kansas St. 47Mar. 13 CBS Okla. St. 93, Missouri 92

1983-84Nov. 26 ESPN N. Carolina 64, Missouri 57

1985-86Nov. 29 ESPN N. Carolina 84, Missouri 63Nov. 30 ESPN Alaska 79, Missouri 76

1986-87Mar. 8 ABC Missouri 67, Kansas 65

1987-88Dec. 12 ESPN Memphis State 76, Missouri 68Feb. 13 CBS UNLV 79, Missouri 76 Feb. 17 ESPN Iowa State 102, Missouri 89Mar. 3 ESPN Missouri 93, Oklahoma 90

1988-89Nov. 18 ESPN Missouri 73, Missouri State 64Nov. 20 ESPN Missouri 83, Xavier 71Nov. 24 ESPN Missouri 91, N. Carolina 81Nov. 25 ESPN Syracuse 86, Missouri 84Feb. 1 ESPN Missouri 91, Kansas 66Feb. 9 ESPN Oklahoma 112, Missouri 105Feb. 11 NBC Missouri 93, Kansas 80Mar. 12 ABC Missouri 98, Oklahoma 86

1989-90Nov. 24 ESPN Missouri 68, Evansville 53Nov. 25 ESPN Missouri 82, Louisville 79Nov. 26 ESPN Missouri 80, N. Carolina 73Dec. 13 ESPN Missouri 89, Arkansas 88Dec. 27 ESPN Missouri 71, Memphis State 65Jan. 23 ESPN Missouri 89, Rutgers 84Feb. 8 ESPN Kansas State 65, Missouri 58Feb. 13 ESPN Kansas 81, Missouri 77Feb. 18 NBC Missouri 92, Oklahoma 90Feb. 25 ABC Oklahoma 107, Missouri 90Mar. 3 NBC Notre Dame 98, Missouri 68

1990-91Nov. 27 ESPN Rutgers 68, Missouri 60Dec. 8 ESPN Arkansas 95, Missouri 82Dec. 19 ESPN Illinois 84, Missouri 81Jan. 15 ESPN Missouri 80, Oklahoma 72Feb. 12 ESPN Kansas 74, Missouri 70Mar. 10 ABC Missouri 90, Nebraska 82

1991-92Dec. 7 ESPN Missouri 87, Arkansas 76*Jan. 13 ESPN Kansas 92, Missouri 80Feb. 2 ABC Okla. St. 84, Missouri 61Feb. 9 ABC Missouri 99, Oklahoma 92*Feb. 17 ESPN Missouri 87, Nebraska 61Mar. 8 ABC Kansas 97, Missouri 89

1992-93Jan. 11 ESPN UNLV 101, Missouri 84Jan. 21 ESPN Memphis 64, Missouri 56Jan. 24 ABC Missouri 79, Okla. St. 63*Feb. 1 ESPN Kansas 86, Missouri 69*Feb. 8 ESPN Missouri 67, Kansas St. 51Mar. 14 ESPN Missouri 69, Kansas St. 56

1993-94Dec. 2 ESPN Arkansas 120, Missouri 68*Jan. 24 ESPN Missouri 89, Nebraska 73*Jan. 31 ESPN Missouri 79, Kansas 67Feb. 20 ABC Missouri 81, Kansas 74

1994-95Nov. 30 ESPN Missouri 69, Purdue 66Dec. 3 CBS Arkansas 94, Missouri 71*Jan. 9 ESPN Kansas 102, Missouri 89*Jan. 30 ESPN Missouri 80, Iowa State 71

1995-96Dec. 5 ESPN Arkansas 104, Missouri 93Dec. 20 ESPN Illinois 96, Missouri 85 (OT)Dec. 28 ESPN2 USC 75, Missouri 64Jan. 13 ABC Missouri 92, Geo. Wash. 77*Jan. 15 ESPN Missouri 75, Oklahoma 73Jan. 21 CBS Iowa State 73, Missouri 62*Jan. 29 ESPN Colorado 106, Missouri 94Feb. 18 ABC Maryland 91, Missouri 72*Feb. 26 ESPN Kansas 87, Missouri 65Mar. 3 CBS Okla. St. 51, Missouri 49

1996-97Dec. 7 ESPN Arkansas 80, Missouri 76Dec. 21 ESPN Iowa 88, Missouri 77Jan. 18 ESPN Nebraska 76, Missouri 53Jan. 26 CBS Texas 78, Missouri 74Feb. 9 ABC Wake Forest 73, Missouri 65*Feb. 17 ESPN Kansas 79, Missouri 67Mar. 9 CBS Kansas 87, Missouri 60

1997-98Nov. 25 ESPN Duke 82, Missouri 59Dec. 23 ESPN Missouri 85, Illinois 69*Jan. 5 ESPN Missouri 91, Texas 69*Jan. 19 ESPN Missouri 74, Kansas 73Jan. 25 ABC Wake Forest 74, Missouri 65Feb. 8 CBS Kansas 80, Missouri 70

1998-99*Jan. 11 ESPN Kansas 73, Missouri 61Jan. 24 CBS Missouri 71, Kansas 63*Feb. 8 ESPN Missouri 77, Iowa St. 61*Feb. 15 ESPN2 Oklahoma 69, Missouri 57Feb. 27 CBS Missouri 54, Texas 47

1999-2000Dec. 30 Fox Kentucky 70, Missouri 53Jan. 8 ESPN Iowa St. 86, Missouri 81Jan. 22 ABC Missouri 81, Missouri 59*Feb. 21 ESPN Okla. St. 84, Missouri 72Feb. 26 ESPN Oklahoma 83, Missouri 56Mar. 5 CBS Kansas 83, Missouri 82Mar. 17 CBS N. Carolina 84, Missouri 70

2000-01Nov. 25 ESPN Syracuse 84, Missouri 62Dec. 6 ESPN Missouri 99, DePaul 84Dec. 16 ESPN Iowa 99, Missouri 94 (2OT)Dec. 18 ESPN Missouri 68, Indiana 63Dec. 21 ESPN2 Illinois 86, Missouri 81 (OT)Jan. 20 ESPN2 Virginia 85, Missouri 72*Jan. 29 ESPN Missouri 75, Kansas 66Feb. 11 ABC Iowa St. 72, Missouri 64Feb. 19 ESPN Oklahoma 63, Missouri 61Feb. 26 ESPN Texas 76, Missouri 61Mar. 4 CBS Kansas 75, Missouri 59Mar. 15 CBS Missouri 70, Georgia 68Mar. 17 CBS Duke 94, Missouri 81

2001-02Dec. 3 ESPN2 Missouri 69, Saint Louis 67Dec. 15 ESPN Iowa 82, Missouri 65Dec. 22 ESPN Illinois 72, Missouri 61*Jan. 21 ESPN Oklahoma 84, Missouri 71*Jan. 28 ESPN Kansas 105, Missouri 73Feb. 3 ABC Missouri 81, Virginia 77Feb. 9 ESPN Baylor 81, Missouri 80Feb. 17 ABC Texas 72, Missouri 70*Feb. 25 ESPN Missouri 72, Okla. St. 69Mar. 3 CBS Kansas 95, Missouri 92Mar. 14 CBS Missouri 93, Miami 80Mar. 16 CBS Missouri 83, Ohio State 67Mar. 21 CBS Missouri 82, UCLA 73Mar. 23 CBS Oklahoma 81, Missouri 75

2002-03Dec. 14 ESPN2 Missouri 93, Memphis 78Dec. 21 ESPN Illinois 85, Missouri 70Jan. 4 ESPN Missouri 88, Iowa 82*Jan. 13 ESPN Syracuse 76, Missouri 69*Feb. 3 ESPN Kansas 76, Missouri 70Feb. 9 ABC Missouri 82, Texas Tech 73

Feb. 22 ESPN Colorado 89, Missouri 68Mar. 9 CBS Kansas 79, Missouri 74Mar. 15 ESPN2 Missouri 68, Kansas 63Mar. 16 ESPN Oklahoma 49, Missouri 47Mar. 20 CBS Missouri 72, S. Illinois 71Mar. 22 CBS Marquette 101, Missouri 92

2003-04Dec. 6 ESPN Missouri 93, Memphis 78Dec. 13 CBS Gonzaga 87, Missouri 80 (OT)Dec. 23 ESPN2 Illinois 71, Missouri 70Dec. 27 ESPN Memphis 61, Missouri 59*Jan. 12 ESPN Syracuse 82, Missouri 68Jan. 17 ABC Missouri 79, Oklahoma 75 (OT)Jan. 20 ESPN Texas 75, Missouri 69 (OT)*Feb. 2 ESPN Kansas 65, Missouri 56Feb. 10 ESPN2 Missouri 77, Colorado 65Feb. 15 ABC Missouri 94, UNLV 60Mar. 3 ESPN2 Texas Tech 87, Missouri 76Mar. 7 CBS Kansas 84, Missouri 82Mar. 11 ESPN2 Missouri 74, Texas A&M 68Mar. 16 ESPN Michigan 65, Missouri 64

2004-05Dec. 22 ESPN2 Illinois 70, Missouri 64Dec. 30 ESPN2 Missouri 63, Gonzaga 61*Jan. 31 ESPN Kansas 73, Missouri 61Feb. 12 ABC Missouri 68, Oklahoma 65Feb. 26 ABC Texas 63, Missouri 51Mar. 2 CBS Missouri 72, Kansas 68Mar. 15 ESPN DePaul 75, Missouri 70

2005-06Dec. 21 ESPN2 Illinois 82, Missouri 50*Jan. 16 ESPN Missouri 89, Kansas 86 (OT)Feb. 1 ESPN2 Texas 66, Missouri 53Feb. 18 CBS Kansas 79, Missouri 46Mar. 9 ESPN2 Nebraska 71, Missouri 64

2006-07Nov. 30 ESPN2 Missouri 86, Arkansas 64Dec. 9 ESPN360 Purdue 79, Missouri 62Dec. 19 ESPN Illinois 73, Missouri 70*Jan. 15 ESPN Kansas 80, Missouri 77Jan. 31 ESPNU Kansas State 80, Missouri 73Feb. 10 ABC Kansas 92, Missouri 74Mar. 8 ESPN2 Baylor 97, Missouri 83

2007-08Nov. 19 ESPNU Michigan State 86, Missouri 83Nov. 20 ESPNU Missouri 84, Maryland 70Dec. 1 FSN California 86, Missouri 72Dec. 8 ESPN2 Missouri 73, Purdue 63Dec. 22 ESPN2 Illinois 59, Missouri 58Jan. 19 ESPNU Kansas 76, Missouri 70*Feb. 4 ESPN Kansas 90, Missouri 71Feb. 26 ESPNU Oklahoma State 75, Missouri 73Mar. 8 ABC Oklahoma 75, Missouri 66

2008-09Nov. 20 ESPNU Xavier 75, Missouri 71Nov. 21 ESPNU Missouri 87, Fairfi eld 59Nov. 23 ESPNU Missouri 83, USC 72Dec. 7 ESPNU Missouri 93, California 66Dec. 23 ESPN2 Illinois 75, Missouri 59Jan. 10 ESPN2 Nebraska 56, Missouri 51Jan. 14 ESPNU Missouri 107, Colorado 62Feb. 4 ESPN2 Missouri 69, Texas 65*Feb. 9 ESPN Missouri 62, Kansas 60Feb. 25 ESPNU Missouri 94, Kansas State 74Mar. 1 CBS Kansas 90, Missouri 65Mar. 7 ESPN2 Texas A&M 96, Missouri 86Mar. 12 ESPN2 Missouri 81, Texas Tech 60Mar. 14 ESPN2 Missouri 73, Baylor 60Mar. 20 CBS Missouri 78, Cornell 59Mar. 22 CBS Missouri 83, Marquette 79Mar. 26 CBS Missouri 102, Memphis 91Mar. 28 CBS Connecticut 82, Missouri 75

Network SummaryTotal Appearances 201 86-115on ABC 24 13-11on CBS 34 13-21ESPN/ESPN2 121 50-71on NBC 8 4-4on Fox (or FSN) 2 0-2on ESPNU 11 6-5Other 2 0-2

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year-by-year results

1915-1916 WON 12, LOST 3Missouri Valley Conf., Won 10, Lost 2 (2nd)Coach: EUGENE VAN GENT Captain: John WearJan. 8 Northwest Missouri W 49-25Jan. 10 Washington (Mo.) W 45-21Jan. 14 @ Iowa State W 26-12Jan. 15 @ Iowa State W 21-15Jan. 20 Central Methodist W 44-19Feb. 9 Kansas W 30-24Feb. 10 Kansas W 42-20Feb. 16 Oklahoma W 50-20Feb. 17 Oklahoma L 28-29Feb. 18 @ Washington (Mo.) W 23-17Feb. 19 @ Washington (Mo.) W 41-19Feb. 25 @ Kansas State L 19-27Feb. 26 @ Kansas State W 22-10Feb. 28 @ Kansas W 41-10Feb. 29 @ Kansas L 19-31

1906-1907 WON 10, LOST 6Coach: DR. ISADORE ANDERSON Captain: H.A. HenleyJan. 12 Central Methodist W 65-5Jan. 18 Washington (Mo.) L 24-28Feb. 2 @ K.C. Athletic Club L 34-35Feb. 4 @ Baker L 28-43Feb. 5 @ Emporia State W 40-26Feb. 6 @ Fort Riley W 66-6Feb. 7 @ Kansas State L 19-34Feb. 8 @ Haskell Institute L 40-47Feb. 9 @ Central Missouri W 43-18Feb. 14 @ Mo. Athletic Club W 35-29Feb. 15 @ Washington (Mo.) W 37-30Mar. 2 K.C. Athletic Club W 46-26Mar. 11 Kansas W 34-31Mar. 12 Kansas W 34-12Mar. 19 Haskell Institute W 30-21Mar. 23 Mo. Athletic Club L 22-32

1907-1908 WON 8, LOST 10Missouri Valley Conf., Won 0, Lost 5 (3rd)Coach: A.M. EBRIGHT Captain: H.A. HenleyDec. 12 Joplin YMCA W 42-21Dec. 13 Missouri-Rolla W 39-18Dec. 14 Missouri-Rolla W 75-11Dec. 17 Central Missouri W 34-16Jan. 28 @ Mo. Athletic Club W 31-30Jan. 29 @ Washington (Mo.) L 22-30Jan. 30 @ Iowa L 15-46Jan. 31 @ Nebraska L 30-41Feb. 1 @ Nebraska L 31-43Feb. 3 @ K.C. Athletic Club W 46-27Feb. 4 @ Kansas L 20-21Feb. 5 @ Kansas L 18-24Feb. 6 Central Missouri W 46-16Feb. 8 Baker W 38-28Feb. 15 Mo. Athletic Club L 24-36Feb. 17 Kansas L 19-30Feb. 18 Kansas L 22-26Feb. 22 K.C. Athletic Club L 28-34

1908-1909 WON 10, LOST 5Missouri Valley Conf., Won 3, Lost 8 (T,2nd)Coach: GUY LOWMAN Captain: Carl RistineDec. 18 Central Missouri W 38-16Dec. 19 Central Missouri W 46-12Jan. 9 Iowa State W 53-14Jan. 16 @ Washington (Mo.) L 25-34Jan. 17 @ Washington (Mo.) L 26-44Jan. 22 Missouri-Rolla W 43-12Jan. 23 Missouri-Rolla W 49-22Feb. 1 @ Nebraska W 26-24Feb. 2 @ Kansas State W 31-29Feb. 3 @ Kansas L 15-24Feb. 4 @ Kansas L 23-31Feb. 6 @ Central Missouri W 36-14Feb. 12 Kansas L 19-24Feb. 13 Kansas W 37-21Feb. 17 Washington (Mo.) W 36-16

1909-1910 WON 8, LOST 11Missouri Valley Conf., Won 2, Lost 6 (3rd)Coach: GUY LOWMAN Captain: Frank BurressJan. 10 William Jewell W 42-19Jan. 11 William Jewell W 37-35Jan. 13 Washington (Mo.) W 25-10Jan. 14 Washington (Mo.) W 30-9Jan. 21 Grinnell L 30-34Jan. 22 Grinnell L 8-32Feb. 5 Emporia State W 32-8Feb. 9 @ Central Missouri W 28-27Feb. 10 @ Central Missouri W 20-19Feb. 11 @ Kansas L 15-29Feb. 12 @ Kansas L 14-27Feb. 14 @ Drake W 28-7Feb. 15 @ Iowa State L 11-13Feb. 16 @ Iowa L 6-20Feb. 21 Kansas L 21-25Feb. 22 Kansas L 22-58Feb. 28 @ Washington (Mo.) L 12-24Mar. 1 @ Washington (Mo.) L 13-35Mar. 23 Mo. Athletic Club L 22-32

1910-1911 WON 5, LOST 7Missouri Valley Conf., Won 5, Lost 7 (4th)Coach: CHESTER BREWER Captain: Herman CohenJan. 13 Iowa State W 40-22Jan. 14 Iowa State W 43-26Jan. 27 @ Kansas L 28-34Jan. 28 @ Kansas L 15-27Feb. 8 Nebraska W 39-26Feb. 9 Nebraska (OT) W 37-36Feb. 17 Kansas L 16-32Feb. 18 Kansas L 25-36Feb. 24 @ Iowa State L 16-22Feb. 25 @ Iowa State L 18-21Feb. 26 @ Nebraska L 23-30Feb. 27 @ Nebraska W 23-20

1911-1912 WON 5, LOST 10Missouri Valley Conf., Won 1, Lost 7 (3rd)Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: Joseph ParkerJan. 10 Washburn W 26-17Jan. 17 Iowa State W 25-24Jan. 18 Iowa State W 18-10Jan. 19 @ Washington (Mo.) L 12-29Jan. 20 @ Washington (Mo.) L 14-31Feb. 8 @ Central Missouri L 26-30Feb. 9 @ Kansas L 16-27Feb. 10 @ Kansas L 21-31Feb. 12 Washington (Mo.) W 16-8Feb. 13 Washington (Mo.) L 16-19Feb. 15 @ Drake W 15-12Feb. 16 @ Iowa State L 9-27Feb. 17 @ Iowa State L 13-32Feb. 21 Kansas L 24-39Feb. 22 Kansas L 26-32

1912-1913 WON 13, LOST 5Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 2 (2nd)Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: George EdwardsJan. 6 Central Methodist W 39-24Jan. 13 Central Methodist W 23-22Jan. 16 Iowa State W 28-14Jan. 17 Iowa State W 25-13Jan. 21 Kansas State L 18-32Jan. 22 Kansas State L 27-34Feb. 5 @ Washington (Mo.) W 29-11Feb. 6 @ Washington (Mo.) W 38-13Feb. 10 @ Iowa State W 33-13Feb. 11 @ Iowa State W 24-23Feb. 12 @ Kansas State W 25-24Feb. 14 @ Kansas L 12-22Feb. 15 @ Kansas L 20-34Feb. 17 Washington (Mo.) W 23-15Feb. 18 Washington (Mo.) W 33-31Feb. 22 William Jewell W 31-20Feb. 26 Kansas W 26-20Feb. 27 Kansas L 26-34

1913-1914 WON 4, LOST 12Missouri Valley Conf., Won 1, Lost 12 (4th)Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: Milton BernetJan. 12 Iowa State W 32-19Jan. 13 Iowa State W 37-9Feb. 4 Washington (Mo.) W 28-20Feb. 5 Washington (Mo.) L 15-23Feb. 11 Kansas L 25-28Feb. 12 Kansas L 21-27Feb. 13 @ Iowa State L 20-23Feb. 14 @ Iowa State W 23-16Feb. 18 Kansas State L 32-35Feb. 19 Kansas State L 21-22Feb. 25 @ Kansas L 22-38Feb. 26 @ Kansas L 18-31Feb. 27 @ Kansas State L 20-32Feb. 28 @ Kansas State L 23-24Mar. 2 @ Washington (Mo.) L 17-27Mar. 3 @ Washington (Mo.) L 19-27

1914-1915 WON 8, LOST 6Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd)Coach: EUGENE VAN GENT Captain: George PalfreymanJan. 16 Tarkio W 29-11Jan. 17 Central Methodist W 39-23Feb. 8 Washington (Mo.) W 52-18Feb. 9 Washington (Mo.) W 28-16Feb. 16 @ Kansas State W 26-16Feb. 17 @ Kansas State W 26-19Feb. 19 @ Kansas L 19-44Feb. 20 @ Kansas L 23-42Feb. 24 Kansas L 22-33Feb. 25 Kansas L 26-40Mar. 1 Kansas State L 19-28Mar. 2 Kansas State W 32-16Mar. 5 @ Washington (Mo.) L 23-26Mar. 6 @ Washington (Mo.) W 29-28

1916-1917 WON 12, LOST 4Missouri Valley Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd)Coach: JOHN MILLER Captain: Fred WilliamsJan. 6 Central Methodist W 47-21Jan. 12 Iowa State W 28-25Jan. 13 Iowa State L 21-24Jan. 19 Washington (Mo.) W 36-22Jan. 20 Washington (Mo.) W 30-20Feb. 2 Kansas City Poly W 52-20Feb. 6 @ Kansas L 23-24Feb. 7 @ Kansas W 26-17Feb. 9 @ Nebraska W 18-16Feb. 10 @ Nebraska W 18-7Feb. 21 Kansas W 24-20Feb. 22 Kansas W 38-15Mar. 5 Kansas State L 22-26Mar. 6 Kansas State L 27-32Mar. 8 @ Washington (Mo.) W 23-19Mar. 9 @ Washington (Mo.) W 31-22

1918-1919 WON 14, LOST 3Missouri Valley Conf., Won 11, Lost 3 (2nd)Coach: JOHN MILLER Captain: Craig RubyJan. 10 Iowa State W 33-16Jan. 11 Iowa State W 35-22Jan. 17 Washington (Mo.) W 39-15Jan. 18 Washington (Mo.) W 36-19Jan. 25 Westminster W 69-23Jan. 31 @ Kansas W 43-25Feb. 1 @ Kansas W 37-15Feb. 13 @ Nebraska Wesleyan W 48-15Feb. 14 @ Nebraska L 14-21Feb. 15 @ Nebraska L 26-28Feb. 19 Kansas W 34-20Feb. 20 Kansas L 29-36Mar. 1 Central Methodist W 56-15Mar. 7 @ Washington (Mo.) W 46-22Mar. 8 @ Washington (Mo.) W 35-26Mar. 14 Kansas State W 47-26Mar. 15 Kansas State W 38-23

League Champions1919-1920 WON 17, LOST 1Missouri Valley Conf., Won 17, Lost 1 (1st)Coach: WALTER MEANWELL Captain: Craig RubyJan. 9 @ Iowa State W 55-20Jan. 10 @ Iowa State W 55-17Jan. 16 @ Washington (Mo.) W 34-29Jan. 17 @ Washington (Mo.) W 35-18Jan. 22 @ Kansas W 32-27Jan. 23 @ Kansas W 38-16Jan. 30 Kansas State W 21-19Feb. 6 Drake W 44-9Feb. 7 Drake W 53-16Feb. 11 Oklahoma W 33-21Feb. 12 Oklahoma W 53-18Feb. 19 Kansas W 31-13Feb. 27 Washington (Mo.) W 41-22Feb. 28 Washington (Mo.) W 34-27Mar. 4 @ Kansas State W 29-22Mar. 5 @ Kansas State L 23-29

League Champions1917-1918 WON 17, LOST 1Missouri Valley Conf., Won 15, Lost 1 (1st)Coach: WALTER MEANWELL Captain: Jesse CampbellDec. 20 Tulsa W 52-12Jan. 5 Kansas City Poly W 37-21Jan. 11 Drake W 27-8Jan. 12 Drake W 19-17Jan. 17 @ Washington (Mo.) W 17-14Jan. 18 @ Washington (Mo.) W 26-23Feb. 4 @ Kansas W 36-22Feb. 5 @ Kansas W 25-21Feb. 8 Nebraska W 22-9Feb. 9 Nebraska W 16-8Feb. 13 @ Iowa State W 26-11Feb. 14 @ Iowa State W 24-13Feb. 20 Kansas W 39-21Feb. 21 Kansas L 22-28Feb. 27 @ Kansas State W 22-19Feb. 28 @ Kansas State W 28-24Mar. 4 Washington (Mo.) W 34-13Mar. 5 Washington (Mo.) W 32-18

League Champions1920-1921 WON 17, LOST 1Missouri Valley Conf., Won 17, Lost 1 (1st)Coach: CRAIG RUBY Captain: George BrowningJan. 7 Iowa State W 30-11Jan. 8 Iowa State W 28-19Jan. 14 Washington (Mo.) W 46-11Jan. 15 Washington (Mo.) W 40-11Jan. 21 @ Oklahoma W 47-24Jan. 22 @ Oklahoma W 34-16Jan. 28 Kansas W 27-22Jan. 29 Kansas W 28-21Feb. 4 @ Washington (Mo.) W 48-14Feb. 5 @ Washington (Mo.) W 28-22Feb. 11 @ Kansas State W 48-18Feb. 12 @ Kansas State W 35-26Feb. 18 Drake W 50-14Feb. 19 Drake W 26-8Feb. 25 @ Kansas W 33-17Feb. 26 @ Kansas W 41-30Mar. 4 Kansas State W 33-19Mar. 5 Kansas State L 24-32

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1922-1923 WON 15, LOST 3Missouri Valley Conf., Won 14, Lost 2 (2nd)Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Arthur BrowningJan. 1 Texas W 37-18Jan. 5 @ Grinnell W 28-17Jan. 6 @ Drake W 50-22Jan. 12 Kansas State W 40-17Jan. 13 Oklahoma W 50-20Jan. 16 Kansas L 19-21Jan. 20 @ Iowa State W 41-25Jan. 22 @ Nebraska W 33-18Jan. 31 @ Washington (Mo.) W 26-22Feb. 3 @ Oklahoma W 38-29Feb. 9 Iowa State W 25-22Feb. 10 Grinnell W 41-13Feb. 13 @ Kansas State W 36-10Feb. 19 @ K.C. Athletic Club L 22-32Feb. 23 Drake W 45-19Feb. 24 Nebraska W 39-22Feb. 28 @ Kansas L 20-33Mar. 3 Washington (Mo.) W 42-26

1923-1924 WON 4, LOST 14Missouri Valley Conf., Won 4, Lost 12 (T,7th)Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Don FaurotJan. 2 K.C. Athletic Club L 24-36Jan. 5 @ Nebraska L 18-24Jan. 7 @ Grinnell L 18-25Jan. 12 @ Washington (Mo.) L 20-27Jan. 21 Iowa State W 36-16Jan. 25 Grinnell W 22-19Jan. 30 @ Kansas L 14-16Feb. 1 @ Kansas State L 26-29Feb. 2 Washington (Mo.) L 26-27Feb. 4 Drake L 24-26Feb. 8 Nebraska L 11-31Feb. 11 Oklahoma L 20-22Feb. 13 @ K.C. Athletic Club L 19-25Feb. 16 Oklahoma W 24-21Feb. 19 @ Drake L 23-37Feb. 20 @ Iowa State W 21-14Feb. 26 Kansas State L 15-23Mar. 1 Kansas L 17-30

League Champions1921-1922 WON 16, LOST 1Missouri Valley Conf., Won 15, Lost 1 (T,1st)Coach: CRAIG RUBY Captain: George BondJan. 2 Missouri-Rolla W 33-18Jan. 6 @ Drake W 37-25Jan. 9 Washington (Mo.) W 45-26Jan. 13 @ Nebraska W 46-31Jan. 21 Grinnell W 47-19Jan. 24 @ Kansas W 35-25Jan. 28 @ Iowa State W 30-18Jan. 31 @ Grinnell W 30-17Feb. 3 Kansas State W 39-24Feb. 4 Oklahoma W 46-27Feb. 10 Drake W 44-29Feb. 11 Iowa State W 29-19Feb. 15 @ Washington (Mo.) W 29-20Feb. 21 Kansas L 16-26Feb. 24 Nebraska W 55-16Mar. 4 @ Oklahoma W 66-22Mar. 6 @ Kansas State W 32-28

1926-1927 WON 9, LOST 8Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Ted O’SullivanJan. 5 Northeast Missouri W 40-20Jan. 7 @ Hillyards L 26-31Jan. 8 @ K.C. Athletic Club W 32-26Jan. 14 Drake W 27-18Jan. 15 Nebraska L 23-35Jan. 22 Grinnell W 35-15Jan. 29 Kansas L 23-40Feb. 5 @ Drake W 39-23Feb. 7 @ Grinnell W 20-16Feb. 11 Oklahoma State W 46-29Feb. 12 Oklahoma W 48-36Feb. 14 @ Nebraska L 22-27Feb. 15 @ Creighton L 30-37Feb. 17 @ K.C. Athletic Club W 32-23Feb. 25 @ Oklahoma State L 26-32Feb. 26 @ Oklahoma L 20-43Mar. 2 @ Kansas L 29-36

1924-1925 WON 7, LOST 11Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 10 (6th)Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Frank WheatDec. 19 Central Wesleyan W 36-16Jan. 8 @ Iowa State W 28-15Jan. 9 @ Drake W 28-22Jan. 10 @ Grinnell L 23-25Jan. 17 Oklahoma L 15-22Jan. 24 Drake W 24-20Jan. 27 @ Washington (Mo.) L 10-15Feb. 2 Washington (Mo.) L 22-24Feb. 7 Iowa State W 17-15Feb. 9 @ Kansas State W 28-24Feb. 10 @ Oklahoma L 22-42Feb. 14 Kansas L 22-23Feb. 20 Grinnell W 37-26Feb. 21 Nebraska L 20-25Feb. 27 @ Nebraska L 21-24Feb. 28 @ Kansas L 17-33Mar. 4 Kansas State L 32-43Mar. 5 @ Hillyards L 21-47

1925-1926 WON 8, LOST 10Missouri Valley Conf., Won 8, Lost 8 (4th)Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Hugh McMillanDec. 31 @ Purdue L 26-27Jan. 2 @ Michigan L 19-27Jan. 8 @ Oklahoma State W 31-23Jan. 9 @ Oklahoma L 23-28Jan. 15 Iowa State L 22-23Jan. 22 @ Kansas L 15-24Feb. 5 Kansas State W 25-22Feb. 8 Washington (Mo.) L 21-24Feb. 12 Oklahoma State W 37-36Feb. 13 Oklahoma L 27-36Feb. 19 @ Nebraska W 26-24Feb. 20 @ Kansas State L 22-26Feb. 22 Kansas L 22-27Feb. 26 @ Iowa State W 34-21Feb. 27 @ Drake W 19-15Mar. 2 @ Washington (Mo.) W 24-21Mar. 5 Nebraska W 24-22Mar. 6 Drake L 25-27

1927-1928 WON 13, LOST 5Missouri Valley Conf., Won 13, Lost 5 (2nd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Kenneth YunkerDec. 11 Nebraska W 36-15Jan. 7 @ Nebraska L 26-36Jan. 9 @ Kansas State W 44-33Jan. 10 @ Kansas W 30-22Jan. 13 Grinnell W 38-28Jan. 14 Iowa State W 52-28Jan. 20 @ Washington (Mo.) W 35-24Feb. 4 Oklahoma L 24-40Feb. 10 @ Oklahoma State W 56-47Feb. 11 @ Oklahoma L 33-34Feb. 17 Drake W 28-21Feb. 21 Kansas W 49-29Feb. 24 @ Grinnell L 37-38Feb. 25 @ Iowa State W 42-30Feb. 27 @ Drake L 24-30Mar. 2 Kansas State W 41-31Mar. 7 Washington (Mo.) W 28-21Mar. 9 Oklahoma State W 37-32

1928-1929 WON 11, LOST 7Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 3 (2nd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Justin RoachDec. 22 Kansas (@ Kansas City) W 38-31Jan. 3 @ Butler L 25-38Jan. 4 @ Indiana L 29-42Jan. 12 @ Nebraska W 30-25Jan. 15 Kansas W 34-30Jan. 20 Kansas State W 51-36Jan. 26 @ Washington (Mo.) W 30-28Jan. 28 @ Drake W 36-35Jan. 29 @ Iowa State W 29-19Feb. 2 Oklahoma L 34-40Feb. 6 Washington (Mo.) L 25-29Feb. 7 @ Creighton W 33-29Feb. 8 @ Kansas State W 35-25Feb. 11 Drake L 26-32Feb. 15 Iowa State W 49-29Feb. 20 @ Kansas W 33-20Feb. 25 Nebraska L 33-39Mar. 2 @ Oklahoma L 35-36

1929-1930 WON 15, LOST 3Big Six Conf., Won 8, Lost 2 (1st)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Marshall CraigDec. 16 Central Methodist W 27-17Dec. 21 Kansas (@ Kansas City) L 12-17Jan. 2 @ William Jewell W 38-22Jan. 6 @ Washington (Mo.) W 33-30Jan. 10 @ Iowa State W 31-24Jan. 11 @ Iowa W 25-24Jan. 13 Kansas State W 34-21Jan. 18 Nebraska W 27-21Feb. 1 @ Oklahoma W 37-20Feb. 4 @ Creighton W 32-30Feb. 8 Iowa State W 43-34Feb. 11 Creighton W 29-21Feb. 14 @ Kansas State L 35-37Feb. 15 @ Nebraska L 31-34Feb. 21 Kansas W 29-18Feb. 24 Washington (Mo.) W 31-20Mar. 1 Oklahoma W 36-20Mar. 5 @ Kansas W 23-18

1930-1931 WON 8, LOST 9Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDSCaptain: Charles Huhn, Hubert CampbellDec. 16 Central Methodist L 24-25Dec. 20 Kansas (@ Kansas City) L 26-40Dec. 22 @ Wisconsin L 9-37Jan. 5 @ Washington (Mo.) L 17-18Jan. 10 @ Nebraska L 32-42Jan. 12 Kansas State L 30-31Jan. 17 Iowa State W 20-18Jan. 26 Oklahoma W 22-14Jan. 29 @ Kansas L 13-31Feb. 3 @ Creighton W 30-20Feb. 5 @ Iowa State L 19-29Feb. 7 Nebraska W 33-20Feb. 10 Creighton W 25-19Feb. 14 @ Oklahoma W 27-17Feb. 16 Washington (Mo.) W 28-13Feb. 21 @ Kansas State L 14-21Feb. 27 Kansas W 26-19

1931-1932 WON 9, LOST 9Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (T,2nd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Max CollingsDec. 12 Ohio State L 17-30Dec. 14 @ St. Louis W 25-23Dec. 15 Southern California L 21-22Dec. 18 Central Methodist L 21-24Jan. 5 Washington (Mo.) W 37-27Jan. 7 Creighton L 34-35Jan. 9 Kansas State W 32-29Jan. 16 Nebraska W 30-18Jan. 22 @ Iowa State L 13-18Jan. 23 @ Creighton (OT) W 26-23Jan. 30 Kansas W 26-22Feb. 6 Oklahoma W 27-20Feb. 8 @ Washington (Mo.) L 21-27Feb. 13 Iowa State W 31-25Feb. 20 @ Kansas L 16-24Feb. 22 @ Oklahoma L 17-28Feb. 25 @ Nebraska W 32-28Feb. 26 @ Kansas State L 22-28

1932-1933 WON 10, LOST 8Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (3rd)COACH: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Norman WagnerDec. 14 @ Butler L 23-30Dec. 15 @ G. Washington W 33-30Dec. 16 @ Washington (Mo.) W 39-27Dec. 20 Illinois L 24-36Jan. 2 NW Missouri W 30-24Jan. 4 Central Methodist W 27-10Jan. 7 Nebraska W 37-33Jan. 9 @ St. Louis L 20-27Jan. 14 Iowa State W 29-22Jan. 19 @ Kansas L 27-35Feb. 3 @ Kansas State L 28-35Feb. 4 @ Oklahoma L 26-31Feb. 5 @ Creighton L 19-28Feb. 11 Kansas W 21-17Feb. 17 Oklahoma W 40-30Feb. 24 @ Iowa State L 31-32Feb. 25 @ Nebraska W 39-31Mar. 4 Kansas State W 37-33

1933-1934 WON 10, LOST 8Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (T,2nd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Denver MillerDec. 9 St. Louis W 26-23Dec. 14 Creighton L 24-28Jan. 3 @ Illinois L 27-31Jan. 6 Kansas State W 32-20Jan. 13 Nebraska W 36-26Jan. 16 Kansas L 25-27Jan. 18 @ Iowa State W 26-25Jan. 27 @ St. Louis L 26-30Feb. 2 @ Oklahoma W 31-28Feb. 3 @ Oklahoma L 21-35Feb. 9 @ Nebraska L 27-34Feb. 10 @ Kansas State W 41-20Feb. 12 @ Creighton L 24-36Feb. 16 Washington (Mo.) W 30-18Feb. 19 Iowa State W 25-19Feb. 23 Oklahoma W 29-28Feb. 24 Oklahoma W 32-22Mar. 6 @ Kansas L 21-23

1934-1935 WON 7, LOST 11Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 9 (4th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Ken JorgensenDec. 21 @ St. Louis L 18-33Dec. 22 @ Washington (Mo.) L 25-29Jan. 4 @ Iowa State L 23-31Jan. 7 @ Kansas L 29-39Jan. 8 @ Kansas L 27-36Jan. 11 Oklahoma L 28-38Jan. 12 Oklahoma L 29-33Jan. 19 Nebraska W 32-31Jan. 26 @ Iowa State L 28-37Feb. 1 @ Kansas State L 29-32Feb. 2 @ Kansas State L 20-27Feb. 4 @ Nebraska W 23-21Feb. 9 Kansas State W 44-31Feb. 10 Kansas State W 34-20Feb. 22 @ Oklahoma L 24-45Feb. 23 @ Oklahoma W 41-37Mar. 1 Kansas W 23-21Mar. 2 Kansas W 21-18

1935-1936 WON 5, LOST 12Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Evans PowellDec. 10 Westminster W 27-26Dec. 14 St. Louis L 30-37Dec. 20 #Kansas State L 25-39Dec. 21 #So. California L 16-42Jan. 4 Oklahoma W 37-34Jan. 10 @ Nebraska L 26-31Jan. 11 @ Kansas State L 19-37Jan. 15 Kansas L 25-29Jan. 25 Central Missouri L 24-51Feb. 1 @ Iowa State W 33-29Feb. 8 Nebraska L 33-43Feb. 15 @ Oklahoma L 21-36Feb. 22 Kansas State L 35-39Feb. 27 @ St. Louis W 31-22Mar. 2 Washington (Mo.) W 36-31Mar. 4 Iowa State (OT) L 29-31Mar. 6 @ Kansas L 28-51# University Tournament played at Kansas City

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1936-1937 WON 7, LOST 9Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (5th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Ralph BeerDec. 8 @ St. Louis W 31-26Dec. 12 Washington (Mo.) W 38-34Dec. 22 @ Colorado (OT) W 37-32Dec. 23 @ Denver W 45-35Jan. 9 Nebraska L 22-31Jan. 13 @ Iowa State W 31-28Jan. 16 @ Kansas L 27-39Jan. 20 Iowa State W 39-27Jan. 30 @ Washington (Mo.) L 23-26Feb. 6 @ Oklahoma L 26-42Feb. 8 Kansas State L 42-46Feb. 13 St. Louis W 41-27Feb. 19 @ Nebraska L 21-50Feb. 20 @ Kansas State L 26-39Feb. 26 Oklahoma L 41-50Mar. 4 Kansas L 24-39

1937-1938 WON 9, LOST 9Big Six Conf., Won 4, Lost 6 (T,3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Kenneth BrownDec. 11 St. Louis W 35-33Dec. 17 @ St. Louis L 24-31Dec. 18 @ Washington (Mo.) W 47-46Dec. 30 @ Michigan State L 33-43Dec. 31 @ Wisconsin L 29-40Jan. 7 Colorado W 35-33Jan. 8 Colorado W 33-29Jan. 14 @ Nebraska W 27-18Jan. 15 @ Kansas State (OT) L 28-29Jan. 19 Kansas L 32-37Jan. 21 Iowa State W 43-34Feb. 4 Washington (Mo.) W 45-28Feb. 5 @ Iowa State L 35-38Feb. 12 Nebraska W 38-30Feb. 18 Kansas State W 59-46Feb. 21 @ Oklahoma L 39-41Feb. 28 Oklahoma L 52-55Mar. 3 @ Kansas L 36-56

League Champions1938-1939 WON 12, LOST 6Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 3 (T,1st)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: John LobsigerDec. 17 St. Louis W 42-30Dec. 20 Wyoming L 38-42Dec. 21 @ St. Louis L 27-35Dec. 22 @ Washington (Mo.) L 43-47Jan. 2 @ Denver (OT) W 51-48Jan. 5 @ Northern Colorado W 41-26Jan. 6 @ Wyoming W 41-35Jan. 9 Iowa State W 56-35Jan. 14 Oklahoma (OT) W 37-33Jan. 18 @ Kansas L 32-37Jan. 21 Nebraska W 54-41Jan. 30 Washington (Mo.) W 52-32Feb. 4 @ Iowa State L 45-51Feb. 11 @ Oklahoma L 40-43Feb. 18 @ Nebraska W 46-36Feb. 20 @ Kansas State W 39-29Feb. 25 Kansas State W 46-37Mar. 2 Kansas W 54-30

League Champions1939-1940 WON 13, LOST 6Big Six Conf., Won 8, Lost 2 (T,1st)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: John LobsigerDec. 16 St. Louis W 54-45Dec. 18 Denver W 40-36Dec. 21 @ St. Louis W 48-34Dec. 22 @ Washington (Mo.) L 29-34Dec. 28 @ New York U. L 47-68Dec. 29 @ St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L 38-39Jan. 5 Northern Colorado W 53-34Jan. 13 Nebraska W 46-33Jan. 15 @ Iowa State W 27-16Jan. 18 Kansas W 42-31Jan. 29 Oklahoma L 34-35Feb. 3 @ Nebraska W 41-40Feb. 5 @ Kansas State W 44-28Feb. 9 Washington (Mo.) W 35-26Feb. 13 @ Oklahoma W 33-27Feb. 16 Kansas State W 36-23Feb. 22 Iowa State W 63-40Mar. 1 @ Kansas L 40-42Mar. 11 #Oklahoma L 41-52# Playoff for NCAA Tournament berth, played in Wichita

1940-1941 WON 6, LOST 10Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Martin NashDec. 13 @ Washington (Mo.) L 27-35Dec. 14 @ St. Louis W 34-21Dec. 19 Westminster W 41-36Jan. 3 Washington (Mo.) W 35-32Jan. 8 @ Southwest Missouri L 32-35Jan. 16 @ Kansas L 41-48Jan. 18 @ Iowa State L 37-40Jan. 20 @ Nebraska L 29-40Jan. 24 @ Oklahoma L 32-49Feb. 6 @ Kansas State L 24-34Feb. 12 St. Louis W 39-24Feb. 15 Nebraska L 36-38Feb. 17 Kansas State W 30-28Feb. 21 Kansas L 24-35Feb. 24 Iowa State L 29-49Mar. 1 Oklahoma W 61-42

1943-1944 WON 10, LOST 9Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Paul CollinsDec. 11 61st Troop Carrier W 49-29Dec. 18 Illinois L 29-39Dec. 29 @ Washburn W 29-28Dec. 30 @ Kansas L 27-34Jan. 4 @ Westminster W 32-30Jan. 8 Kansas W 35-28Jan. 15 @ Oklahoma L 30-44Jan. 17 @ Olathe NAB L 35-48Jan. 22 @ Iowa State L 25-41Jan. 29 Oklahoma L 26-27Feb. 5 @ Nebraska (OT) W 36-32Feb. 7 @ Kansas State W 45-30Feb. 12 Nebraska W 44-29Feb. 19 Olathe NAB W 47-41Feb. 21 Iowa State L 32-46Feb. 26 @ Kansas L 27-40Mar. 4 @ Kansas State W 38-14Mar. 24 #Utah L 35-45Mar. 25 #Pepperdine W 61-46# NCAA Western Playoffs, Kansas City

1941-1942 WON 6, LOST 12Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDSCaptain: Herbert Gregg, Loren MillsDec. 9 @ St. Louis W 52-29Dec. 16 @ Gonzaga W 55-46Dec. 17 @ Idaho L 28-40Dec. 19 @ Washington State L 23-62Dec. 20 @ Washington L 31-52Dec. 22 @ California W 37-34Jan. 6 St. Louis W 39-24Jan. 10 @ Iowa State L 25-34Jan. 12 @ Nebraska L 45-51Jan. 14 Kansas L 34-48Jan. 19 Oklahoma L 31-46Jan. 29 Iowa State W 45-41Feb. 4 Washington (Mo.) L 34-35Feb. 7 @ Oklahoma L 36-60Feb. 14 Kansas State W 44-36Feb. 21 @ Kansas State L 35-42Feb. 28 Nebraska L 40-41Mar. 6 @ Kansas L 44-67

1942-1943 WON 7, LOST 10Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Earl StarkDec. 12 Missouri Valley W 32-31Dec. 14 @ Illinois L 30-51Dec. 29 Olathe NAB L 35-45Jan. 2 Ft. Leonard Wood W 49-23Jan. 6 @ Kansas L 44-69Jan. 7 Olathe NAB L 42-51Jan. 16 Nebraska L 36-39Jan. 23 Iowa State W 52-34Jan. 29 @ Great Lakes NTS L 45-92Jan. 30 @ Olathe NAB L 37-39Feb. 6 Kansas State W 44-30Feb. 15 Oklahoma W 50-45Feb. 20 @ Nebraska L 50-56Feb. 22 @ Iowa State W 31-28Feb. 27 @ Kansas State W 42-34Mar. 2 Kansas (OT) L 44-47Mar. 6 @ Oklahoma L 37-52

1944-1945 WON 8, LOST 10Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDSCaptain: Paul Collins, Earl StiegemeierDec. 15 @ Westminster W 40-26Dec. 18 Westminster W 50-35Dec. 22 @ Colorado L 43-64Dec. 23 @ Kansas W 48-39Dec. 30 @ Wisconsin L 37-52Jan. 5 Kansas L 28-45Jan. 13 Iowa Pre-Flight L 38-74Jan. 20 Iowa State W 38-32Jan. 26 @ Oklahoma L 27-43Jan. 27 @ Norman ATTC L 34-61Feb. 3 @ Nebraska W 47-41Feb. 5 @ Kansas State L 29-50Feb. 9 @ Iowa State L 30-58Feb. 10 @ Iowa Pre-Flight L 36-59Feb. 17 Nebraska (2OT) W 55-54Feb. 24 @ Kansas L 33-64Mar. 2 Kansas State W 45-42Mar. 5 Oklahoma W 45-39

1945-1946 WON 6, LOST 11Big Six Conf., Won 3, Lost 7 (T,4th)Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Earl StiegemeierDec. 7 @ Westminster W 44-30Dec. 12 @ Nebraska W 64-54Dec. 15 @ Kansas L 35-59Dec. 21 @ St. Louis L 35-50Dec. 22 @ Washington (Mo.) L 42-45Jan. 4 Washington (Mo.) W 56-53Jan. 7 @ Kansas L 36-48Jan. 11 Iowa State L 33-45Jan. 15 @ Kansas State W 44-34Jan. 18 Nebraska L 42-44Jan. 26 Oklahoma L 27-41Feb. 5 St. Louis L 34-40Feb. 9 Kansas State W 58-47Feb. 15 @ Iowa State W 38-36Feb. 22 Kansas L 34-50Feb. 25 @ Nebraska L 39-42Mar. 2 @ Oklahoma L 40-50

1946-1947 WON 15, LOST 10Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (2nd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Thornton JenkinsDec. 3 Drake W 49-41Dec. 6 Westminster W 49-33Dec. 9 @ St. Louis W 48-44Dec. 12 #So. Methodist L 53-56Dec. 13 #Oklahoma L 53-61Dec. 14 #Iowa State W 56-55Dec. 16 #Illinois W 55-50Dec. 19 @ Washington (Mo.) W 54-40Dec. 26 *Texas L 46-65Dec. 27 *Rice W 57-53Dec. 28 *Baylor L 51-58Dec. 30 @ Texas Christian W 63-36Jan. 3 Iowa State W 36-25Jan. 8 @ Kansas W 39-34Jan. 14 @ Kansas State W 43-42Jan. 18 Nebraska W 47-41Jan. 22 Washington (Mo.) W 50-45Jan. 25 Oklahoma L 43-57Feb. 6 @ St. Louis L 35-36Feb. 7 Kansas State W 49-43Feb. 13 @ Drake L 52-66Feb. 14 @ Iowa State L 52-54Feb. 22 Nebraska W 60-49Feb. 27 Oklahoma L 36-42Mar. 7 Kansas L 38-48# Big Six Tournament, Kansas City* All College Tournament, Oklahoma City

1947-1948 WON 14, LOST 10Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 5 (T,2nd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Thornton JenkinsDec. 4 Westminster W 72-40Dec. 10 Washington (Mo.) W 46-32Dec. 13 Drake W 43-38Dec. 15 St. Louis L 34-54Dec. 18 #Nebraska L 44-46Dec. 19 #Iowa State W 48-40Dec. 20 #Oklahoma L 44-54Dec. 27 @ New York U. L 63-70Dec. 30 @ Buffalo W 51-50Dec. 31 @ Northwestern W 49-41Jan. 5 Michigan State W 46-44Jan. 10 @ Iowa State L 45-43Jan. 12 @ Nebraska W 66-54Jan. 17 Kansas L 46-58Jan. 31 Oklahoma W 49-43Feb. 4 @ St. Louis L 36-49Feb. 7 Kansas State W 48-46Feb. 9 @ Kansas W 42-39Feb. 14 Nebraska W 47-41Feb. 16 Iowa State L 47-48Feb. 21 @ Kansas State L 53-55Feb. 23 @ Colorado L 48-56Mar. 1 Colorado W 47-35Mar. 5 @ Oklahoma W 45-43# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1948-1949 WON 11, LOST 13Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (4th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: Karl Pierpoint, P.A. SmithDec. 9 @ Wisconsin L 42-58Dec. 11 @ Washington (Mo.) W 47-37Dec. 16 Baylor L 44-45Dec. 17 Baylor L 42-49Dec. 20 SMU W 52-41Dec. 21 SMU L 49-59Dec. 28 #Kansas L 50-62Dec. 29 #Nebraska W 52-50Dec. 30 #Colorado W 48-44Jan. 3 Northwestern W 59-37Jan. 8 Kansas State W 49-42Jan. 11 @ Kansas L 35-42Jan. 16 @ Oklahoma L 40-44Jan. 22 Iowa State W 39-36Feb. 2 St. Louis L 27-38Feb. 5 @ Kansas State W 40-34Feb. 15 Kansas L 37-55Feb. 19 @ Colorado W 49-48Feb. 21 @ Nebraska L 46-47Feb. 26 Oklahoma W 49-44Feb. 28 @ Iowa State L 34-40Mar. 5 Colorado W 49-34Mar. 10 @ St. Louis L 37-54Mar. 17 Nebraska L 48-52# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

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1949-1950 WON 14, LOST 10Big Seven Conf., Won 4, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Individual Game CaptainsDec. 12 - - Texas Christian L 35-37Dec. 13 - - Texas Christian W 54-45Dec. 17 - - @ Michigan State W 74-54Dec. 20 - - Wisconsin W 50-48Dec. 22 - - @ SMU W 62-61Dec. 23 - - @ SMU W 53-42Dec. 27 - - #Michigan W 47-46Dec. 28 - - #Colorado W 62-51Dec. 30 - - #Oklahoma W 44-42Jan. 6 12 - Washington (Mo.) W 49-43Jan. 9 12 17 @ Oklahoma L 36-41Jan. 14 16 - Kansas L 44-48Jan. 18 - - Wichita State W 72-45Jan. 21 - - @ Iowa State L 49-61Feb. 4 - - @ Colorado L 39-41Feb. 6 - - @ Nebraska L 41-50Feb. 11 - - Kansas State W 59-43Feb. 13 - - Ohio State L 46-47Feb. 17 - - @ Kansas L 52-59Feb. 20 - - Nebraska L 48-55Feb. 25 - - Oklahoma L 40-55Mar. 4 - - @ Kansas State W 58-55Mar. 6 - - Iowa State W 74-59Mar. 11 - - Colorado W 53-49# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1950-1951 WON 16, LOST 8Big Seven Conf., Won 8, Lost 4 (T,2nd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: August Heinemann, George LaffertyDec. 7 - - @ Washington (Mo.) L 42-45Dec. 9 - - @ CCNY W 54-37Dec. 11 - - @ Ohio State W 61-51Dec. 14 - - @ Texas Christian W 50-45Dec. 18 - - Arkansas W 54-32Dec. 28 - - #Nebraska L 52-54Dec. 29 9 - #Oklahoma L 41-51Dec. 30 9 - #Colorado W 62-54Jan. 4 9 - Houston W 66-48Jan. 6 - 9 Kansas State L 43-60Jan. 8 - 20 @ Kansas L 46-61Jan. 13 - - @ Oklahoma W 41-39Jan. 16 - - Wichita State W 61-42Jan. 17 - - Wichita State W 46-38Jan. 22 - - Iowa State W 49-46Feb. 2 - - @ Iowa L 53-63Feb. 10 - 4 @ Kansas State L 64-75Feb. 12 - 20 Kansas W 39-38Feb. 17 - - @ Colorado W 41-36Feb. 19 - - @ Nebraska L 52-54Feb. 24 - 17 Oklahoma W 57-45Feb. 26 - - @ Iowa State W 59-54Mar. 5 - - Colorado W 50-46Mar. 7 - - Nebraska W 68-57# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1951-1952 WON 14, LOST 10Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Bill StaufferDec. 10 - - Central Methodist W 48-35Dec. 10 - - Missouri Valley W 62-48Dec. 13 - - New Mexico State W 53-38Dec. 15 - - Iowa L 43-48Dec. 19 - - @ Tulsa L 53-60Dec. 20 - - @ Arkansas L 43-49Dec. 28 - - #Iowa State W 49-42Dec. 29 - - #Oklahoma W 61-49Dec. 30 - 4 #Kansas L 65-75Jan. 3 - - Ft. Leonard Wood W 76-47Jan. 5 - - @ Iowa State L 55-57Jan. 12 - 1 Kansas L 59-60Jan. 14 - - Drake W 59-50Jan. 19 - - Colorado W 44-41Jan. 21 - - @ Oklahoma L 45-47Feb. 1 - - @ Drake W 63-62Feb. 2 - - @ Nebraska W 60-55Feb. 9 - 2 Kansas State L 52-55Feb. 11 - - Oklahoma W 56-50Feb. 16 - 2 @ Kansas State L 58-86Feb. 18 - - @ Colorado W 72-55Feb. 25 - 7 @ Kansas L 54-65Feb. 29 - - Iowa State W 53-49Mar. 3 - - Nebraska W 68-53# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1952-1953 WON 12, LOST 9Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: Gene Landolt, Charles OligschlaegerDec. 13 - - Ft. Leonard Wood W 66-62Dec. 16 - - Arkansas L 64-65Dec. 18 - - Texas Christian W 55-45Dec. 20 - - @ Wyoming W 64-58Dec. 23 - - @ Drake L 57-77Dec. 26 - - #Iowa State W 63-61Dec. 29 - - #Kansas L 62-66Dec. 30 - - #Yale W 57-55Jan. 5 - - Iowa State W 66-61Jan. 10 - - @ Oklahoma L 61-64Jan. 17 - - @ Colorado W 79-72Jan. 19 - - @ Nebraska L 62-73Jan. 24 - 4 Kansas State L 85-94Feb. 7 - 18 @ Kansas L 62-86Feb. 14 - - Colorado W 83-67Feb. 16 - - @ Iowa State W 78-74Feb. 21 - - Nebraska W 66-59Feb. 23 - - Drake W 59-53Feb. 25 - 9 @ Kansas State L 68-75Mar. 2 - - Oklahoma (OT) W 77-73Mar. 12 - 5 Kansas L 60-69# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1954-1955 WON 16, LOST 5Big Seven Conf., Won 9, Lost 3 (2nd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Norm StewartDec. 4 - - @ Illinois L 49-77Dec. 6 - - @ Indiana W 64-61Dec. 11 - 4 Iowa W 97-74Dec. 13 - - Wisconsin W 67-56Dec. 15 6 - Arkansas W 77-58Dec. 23 7 - @ Houston (OT) L 76-84Dec. 27 7 - #Nebraska W 75-58Dec. 29 - - #Oklahoma W 95-87Dec. 30 - - #Kansas State W 89-71Jan. 4 9 - @ Kansas W 76-65Jan. 8 9 - Nebraska W 69-57Jan. 15 6 - @ Kansas State W 94-85Jan. 19 8 - Kansas State L 67-78Feb. 1 17 - @ Iowa State W 84-67Feb. 5 17 - Oklahoma W 96-61Feb. 12 14 - @ Colorado L 71-80Feb. 14 14 - @ Nebraska W 76-63Feb. 19 - - Iowa State W 78-63Feb. 25 20 - @ Oklahoma W 91-78Feb. 28 20 - Colorado L 57-66Mar. 5 20 - Kansas W 90-71# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas CIty

1953-1954 WON 11, LOST 10Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: Individual Game CaptainsDec. 7 - - Drake W 75-43Dec. 12 - - @ Wisconsin L 53-64Dec. 15 - - Westminster W 84-42Dec. 19 - - @ Arkansas L 63-64Dec. 26 - - #Iowa State W 74-65Dec. 29 - - #Kansas L 67-69Dec. 30 - - #Nebraska W 72-57Jan. 4 - 16 Colorado L 62-66Jan. 9 - - @ Kansas L 69-86Jan. 16 - - @ Colorado L 69-80Jan. 18 - - @ Nebraska L 72-80Jan. 23 - - @ Kansas State W 75-71Jan. 26 - - Iowa State W 62-57Feb. 6 - - @ Iowa L 53-73Feb. 9 - - @ Oklahoma L 78-80Feb. 13 - - Houston W 96-62Feb. 20 - - Oklahoma W 66-51Feb. 27 - - Kansas State L 78-79Mar. 1 - - Nebraska W 82-67Mar. 5 - - @ Iowa State W 72-57Mar. 9 - 13 Kansas W 76-67# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1956-1957 WON 10, LOST 13Big Seven Conf., Won 4, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Lionel SmithDec. 8 - - Purdue L 69-71Dec. 10 - - South Dakota W 81-71Dec. 15 - - Arkansas W 72-52Dec. 18 - - @ Oregon State W 71-41Dec. 19 - - @ Oregon W 59-52Dec. 21 - - @ UCLA L 54-77Dec. 22 - - @ Southern California W 76-69Dec. 27 - - #Colorado L 55-64Dec. 28 - - #Nebraska L 65-70Dec. 30 - - #Kansas State (OT) L 75-79Jan. 5 - - @ Kansas L 79-92Jan. 7 - 7 Iowa State W 77-59Jan. 14 - - @ Kansas State L 55-59Jan. 19 - - Nebraska L 65-84Jan. 24 - 3 @ Iowa State W 69-66Feb. 5 - - Oklahoma W 74-56Feb. 9 - - @ Colorado L 70-75Feb. 11 - - @ Nebraska L 49-53Feb. 16 - 2 Kansas L 58-91Feb. 18 - - Marquette W 98-76Feb. 23 - - Colorado W 72-62Feb. 25 - 17 Kansas State L 71-78Mar. 2 - - @ Oklahoma L 68-70# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1955-1956 WON 15, LOST 7Big Seven Conf., Won 8, Lost 4 (T,2nd)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Norm StewartDec. 1 - - South Dakota W 71-46Dec. 3 - - @ Purdue L 58-62Dec. 5 - - Texas Tech W 92-60Dec. 10 - 8 Illinois W 74-73Dec. 17 - 19 Indiana L 78-81Dec. 19 - - Idaho W 81-57Dec. 28 - - #Nebraska W 71-66Dec. 29 - - #Kansas L 56-73Dec. 30 - - #Colorado W 82-79Jan. 2 - - @ Arkansas W 51-50Jan. 9 - - Kansas W 76-54Jan. 14 - - @ Colorado L 72-79Jan. 16 - - @ Nebraska L 77-83Jan. 21 - - Kansas State L 54-58Feb. 4 - - Oklahoma W 77-72Feb. 6 - - @ Kansas W 85-78Feb. 11 - - Iowa State L 85-88Feb. 18 - - Colorado W 86-61Feb. 20 - - @ Iowa State W 73-66Feb. 25 - - Oklahoma W 86-64Mar. 3 - 17 Kansas State W 85-72Mar. 5 - - Nebraska W 88-80# Big Seven Conference, Kansas City

1957-1958 WON 9, LOST 13Big Seven Conf., Won 3, Lost 9 (T,6th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Rodger EgelhoffDec. 3 - - South Dakota W 73-62Dec. 6 - - @ Marquette W 57-56Dec. 7 - - @ Purdue L 49-76Dec. 9 - - North Dakota W 78-40Dec. 14 - - Indiana W 78-73Dec. 18 - - Texas W 82-61Dec. 20 - - @ Arkansas L 45-55Dec. 27 - 3 #Kansas State L 51-60Dec. 28 - - #Princeton W 83-71Dec. 30 - - #Oklahoma L 69-80Jan. 6 - - Nebraska W 55-54Jan. 11 - - @ Iowa State L 55-62Jan. 18 - 3 Kansas L 54-68Feb. 1 - - @ Oklahoma L 56-59Feb. 8 - - @ Colorado (OT) W 55-51Feb. 12 - - @ Nebraska (OT) L 62-67Feb. 15 - 20 Oklahoma W 74-53Feb. 17 - 4 @ Kansas L 69-84Feb. 22 - 1 Kansas State L 61-82Mar. 1 - 1 @ Kansas State L 75-86Mar. 3 - - Colorado L 45-59Mar. 10 - - Iowa State (OT) L 59-63# Big Seven Tournament, Kansas City

1958-1959 WON 6, LOST 19Big Eight Conf., Won 3, Lost 11 (8th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Mike KirkseyDec. 3 - - Arkansas (OT) W 74-71Dec. 6 - - Purdue L 57-65Dec. 8 - - Vanderbilt (2OT) W 78-72Dec. 13 - 19 @ Indiana L 72-87Dec. 15 - - @ Wisconsin L 60-68Dec. 18 - - @ Rice W 68-62Dec. 20 - - @ Texas Tech L 70-80Dec. 22 - - @ Texas-El Paso L 71-75Dec. 26 - 4 #Kansas State L 66-69Dec. 29 - - #Iowa State (OT) L 70-72Dec. 30 - - #Kansas L 73-84Jan. 5 - - @ Oklahoma L 59-64Jan. 10 - - Kansas L 62-69Jan. 12 - - @ Nebraska L 69-81Jan. 17 - 4 Kansas State L 60-75Feb. 3 - - Colorado L 59-65Feb. 7 - - @ Iowa State L 53-61Feb. 10 - - Oklahoma State W 51-44Feb. 14 - - @ Colorado W 85-80Feb. 21 - - Oklahoma L 37-55Feb. 23 - - @ Kansas L 81-85Feb. 28 - - @ Oklahoma State L 54-64Mar. 2 - - Nebraska L 79-81Mar. 7 - 2 @ Kansas State L 69-108Mar. 9 - - Iowa State W 68-67# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

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1959-1960 WON 12, LOST 13Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (6th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Cliff TalleyDec. 1 - - Washington (Mo.) W 70-62Dec. 4 - - @ Arkansas W 75-71Dec. 7 - - Indiana W 79-76Dec. 14 - - Wisconsin W 78-66Dec. 17 - - Rice W 77-48Dec. 19 - - @ Minnesota L 62-80Dec. 21 - - @ Loyola (Ill.) W 71-62Dec. 28 - - #Oklahoma L 65-70Dec. 29 - - #Oklahoma State L 49-64Dec. 30 - - #Nebraska L 67-78Jan. 4 - - @ Oklahoma State L 42-51Jan. 9 - - Kansas State L 60-65Jan. 11 - - Nebraska W 69-61Jan. 16 - - @ Kansas L 63-79Jan. 18 - - @ Oklahoma L 52-64Jan. 23 - - Tulsa W 84-74Feb. 1 - - @ Nebraska L 59-64Feb. 6 - - Oklahoma W 84-72Feb. 13 - - @ Kansas State L 80-89Feb. 15 - - @ Colorado L 62-63Feb. 20 - - Oklahoma State W 70-55Feb. 22 - - Colorado W 82-73Feb. 27 - - Kansas L 72-85Feb. 29 - - @ Iowa State L 69-72Mar. 7 - - Iowa State W 59-57# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1959-60 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGHenke 25 159-381 164-234 287-11.5 -/-/- 482-19.3Scott 25 170-452 121-157 89-3.6 -/-/- 461-18.4Talley 25 44-118 47-67 86-3.4 -/-/- 135-5.4Abram 17 43-119 39-59 113-6.6 -/-/- 125-7.4Gilbert 17 43-135 30-59 124-7.3 -/-/- 116-6.8Cox 25 32-106 29-48 87-3.5 -/-/- 93-3.7Sarver 22 30-89 32-51 75-3.4 -/-/- 92-4.2Lockett 21 31-83 18-26 29-1.4 -/-/- 80-3.8Grebing 22 11-31 26-40 66-3.0 -/-/- 48-2.2Jensen 21 10-27 8-14 12-0.6 -/-/- 28-1.3Turlington 14 6-22 9-14 9-0.6 -/-/- 21-1.5Leimbach 3 1-2 5-6 9-3.0 -/-/- 7-2.3Wyrostek 7 2-8 2-2 6-0.9 -/-/- 6-0.9Lottman 9 0-2 2-2 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-0.2Kersten 6 0-1 2-3 4-0.7 -/-/- 2-0.3Hulett 4 1-1 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-0.5Ebershoff 2 0-2 0-0 1-0.5 -/-/- 0-0.0

1960-1961 WON 9, LOST 15Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Charles Henke, Joe ScottDec. 1 - - @ Washington (Mo.) W 77-60Dec. 3 - - Arkansas L 75-84Dec. 5 - - Minnesota L 56-60Dec. 10 - - @ Northwestern W 73-72Dec. 12 - - @ Indiana L 55-66Dec. 14 - - Loyola (Ill.) L 62-68Dec. 27 - - #Iowa State L 68-72Dec. 28 - - #Nebraska L 72-90Dec. 29 - - #Colorado* L 79-99Dec. 31 - 19 @ Kentucky L 69-81Jan. 7 - - @ Nebraska L 48-62Jan. 9 - - @ Iowa State L 67-76Jan. 14 - - Oklahoma State W 82-73Jan. 21 - - Oklahoma W 70-62Feb. 1 - - @ Oklahoma State L 55-61Feb. 4 - - Colorado W 90-72Feb. 11 - - @ Oklahoma W 94-78Feb. 13 - - @ Kansas L 73-88Feb. 18 - 6 Kansas State L 70-99Feb. 25 - 8 @ Kansas State L 71-91Feb. 27 - - @ Colorado* L 67-70Mar. 2 - - Iowa State W 95-82Mar. 6 - - Nebraska W 97-76Mar. 11 - - Kansas W 79-76# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City* Colorado later forfeited for use of ineligible player

1960-61 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGHenke 24 222-456 147-205 258-10.8 -/-/- 591-24.6Scott 24 138-395 121-169 74-3.1 -/-/- 397-16.5Doughty 24 59-177 43-58 65-2.7 -/-/- 161-6.7Cox 24 43-107 36-71 147-6.1 -/-/- 122-5.1Sarver 18 37-91 44-61 75-4.2 -/-/- 118-6.6Lockett 24 3-76 12-20 21-0.9 -/-/- 76-3.2Garrett 17 27-86 20-33 80-4.7 -/-/- 74-4.4Grebing 24 20-64 29-41 123-5.1 -/-/- 69-2.9Houston 19 20-58 13-23 41-2.2 -/-/- 53-2.8Gilbert 9 10-34 2-9 23-2.6 -/-/- 22-2.4Hunter 11 8-21 4-6 7-0.6 -/-/- 20-1.8Dinsdale 18 5-10 4-12 11-0.6 -/-/- 14-0.8Turlington 12 2-9 1-6 5-0.4 -/-/- 5-0.4

1961-1962 WON 9, LOST 16Big Eight Conf., Won 3, Lost 11 (T,7th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Ken DoughtyDec. 1 - 4 Southern California L 43-56Dec. 4 - - @ Arkansas L 68-72Dec. 6 - - Washington (Mo.) W 78-50Dec. 9 - - Northwestern W 84-69Dec. 16 - - Western Ontario W 80-46Dec. 20 - - @ Tennessee W 86-61Dec. 21 - - @ Georgia Tech L 57-58Dec. 23 - - @ Vanderbilt L 65-77Dec. 27 - - #Oklahoma State W 60-44Dec. 29 - 5 #Kansas State L 57-62Dec. 30 - - #Oklahoma (OT) W 63-58Jan. 6 - - @ Oklahoma State L 57-72Jan. 8 - - @ Oklahoma L 52-56Jan. 13 - - Kansas L 54-65Jan. 18 - 4 Kansas State L 66-69Jan. 31 - - @ Iowa State L 73-85Feb. 5 - - @ Kansas W 79-66Feb. 10 - 4 @ Kansas State L 59-65Feb. 17 - - Nebraska L 63-65Feb. 19 - - Oklahoma State W 69-64Feb. 24 - - @ Nebraska W 81-63Feb. 26 - 9 @ Colorado L 58-63Mar. 1 - - Iowa State L 62-66Mar. 5 - 9 Colorado L 64-73Mar. 8 - - Oklahoma L 55-63# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1961-62 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGDoughty 25 162-462 92-115 83-3.3 -/-/- 416-16.6Grebing 25 86-176 79-101 215-8.6 -/-/- 251-10.0Carey 25 79-228 48-65 178-7.1 -/-/- 206-8.2Houston 25 45-111 34-42 51-2.0 -/-/- 124-5.0Dye 25 38-110 34-47 76-3.0 -/-/- 110-4.4Turlington 25 35-89 35-46 28-1.1 -/-/- 105-4.2Mills 25 33-99 35-60 52-2.1 -/-/- 101-4.0Garrett 6 26-78 28-37 43-7.2 -/-/- 80-13.3Hollrah 20 21-57 27-37 36-1.8 -/-/- 69-3.5Price 9 21-82 26-35 32-3.6 -/-/- 68-7.2Bass 13 17-39 13-16 26-2.0 -/-/- 47-3.6Wright 12 8-16 7-16 12-1.0 -/-/- 23-1.9Dinsdale 12 5-14 11-18 12-1.0 -/-/- 21-1.8Wyrostek 7 3-8 6-13 9-1.3 -/-/- 12-1.7

1962-1963 WON 10, LOST 15Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (T,6th)Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Ken DoughtyDec. 1 - - @ Washington (Mo.) W 79-70Dec. 3 - - Montana State W 86-66Dec. 8 - - Arkansas L 61-70Dec. 10 - 8 Indiana W 52-51Dec. 14 - - @ Southern California L 70-77Dec. 15 - - @ UCLA L 55-72Dec. 17 - - @ Houston L 61-75Dec. 20 - - Tennessee W 54-47Dec. 27 - - #Kansas State L 43-61Dec. 28 - - #Oklahoma W 104-82Dec. 29 - - #Colorado L 58-74Jan. 5 - - @ Oklahoma L 78-84Jan. 7 - - @ Oklahoma State L 56-81Jan. 12 - - @ Colorado L 69-92Jan. 14 - - Kansas W 62-56Jan. 19 - - Iowa State (OT) L 54-55Jan. 29 - - @ Iowa State L 66-78Feb. 2 - - Oklahoma State W 58-54Feb. 4 - - @ Kansas State L 55-90Feb. 9 - - @ Nebraska W 69-61Feb. 16 - - Kansas State L 55-67Feb. 18 - 7 Colorado W 60-58Feb. 23 - - Oklahoma L 67-68Mar. 1 - - @ Kansas L 68-72Mar. 6 - - Nebraska W 84-72# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1962-63 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGCarey 25 149-372 58-80 213-8.5 -/-/- 356-14.2Price 25 137-330 55-72 75-3.0 -/-/- 329-13.2Doughty 25 116-336 75-90 88-3.5 -/-/- 307-12.3Early 25 61-148 68-108 143-5.7 -/-/- 190-7.6Flamank 24 40-140 44-83 209-8.7 -/-/- 124-5.2Dinsdale 20 24-72 44-73 56-2.8 -/-/- 92-4.6Garner 23 38-100 15-26 24-1.0 -/-/- 91-4.0Mooney 15 36-87 11-17 31-2.1 -/-/- 83-5.5Miller 8 2-3 0-1 4-0.5 -/-/- 4-0.5Wright 8 1-10 3-10 8-1.0 -/-/- 5-0.6Browne 2 6-10 1-4 8-4.0 -/-/- 13-6.5Mills 4 2-2 0-1 2-0.5 -/-/- 4-1.0Hendrix 9 6-25 5-9 20-2.2 -/-/- 17-1.9Bass 4 0-6 4-4 3-0.8 -/-/- 4-1.0Sudholt 3 0-2 4-6 3-1.0 -/-/- 4-1.3Monsees 1 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1963-1964 WON 13, LOST 11Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,4th)Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Bob Price, Ray Bob CareyNov. 31 - - Air Force W 65-64Dec. 2 - - @ Arkansas W 76-74Dec. 7 - - Washington (Mo.) W 89-63Dec. 13 - 8 @ Ohio State W 85-74Dec. 14 - - @ Indiana L 76-100Dec. 21 - - @ St. Louis L 65-72Dec. 27 - - #Oklahoma W 95-88Dec. 28 - - #Kansas State L 67-84Dec. 30 - - #Kansas W 63-61Jan. 6 - - Oklahoma W 84-74Jan. 11 - - @ Nebraska (OT) L 69-74Jan. 13 - - @ Colorado L 77-90Jan. 29 - - @ Tulsa L 79-94Feb. 1 - - Nebraska W 78-60Feb. 4 - - @ Kansas W 59-58Feb. 8 - - Oklahoma State L 61-80Feb. 10 - - @ Iowa State L 79-83Feb. 15 - - Kansas State (OT) L 79-89Feb. 17 - - Kansas W 68-60Feb. 21 - - @ Oklahoma L 84-86Feb. 22 - - @ Oklahoma State W 70-63Feb. 29 - - Colorado W 89-84Mar. 3 - - Iowa State W 74-60Mar. 7 - - @ Kansas State L 68-88# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1963-64 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGPrice 24 192-461 87-122 89-3.7 -/-/- 471-19.6Carey 24 185-466 84-109 238-9.9 -/-/- 454-18.9Garner 21 110-267 45-65 65-3.1 -/-/- 256-12.2Flamank 22 75-184 49-87 190-8.6 -/-/- 199-9.0Early 24 47-109 49-70 139-5.8 -/-/- 143-6.0Monsees 21 43-99 22-51 110-5.2 -/-/- 108-5.1Rudd 23 37-93 24-47 78-3.4 -/-/- 98-4.3Waller 10 9-19 10-12 11-1.1 -/-/- 28-2.8Beauchamp 15 4-11 3-5 6-0.4 -/-/- 11-0.7Miller 4 0-0 0-0 1-0.3 -/-/- 0-0.0Lane 4 0-0 2-2 1-0.3 -/-/- 2-0.5Loyear 3 0-5 0-0 3-1.0 -/-/- 0-0.0Offi cer 4 1-1 1-2 2-0.5 -/-/- 3-0.8Musgraves 1 1-2 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-2.0Sudholt 1 0-2 0-0 3-3.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1964-1965 WON 13, LOST 11Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,3rd)Coach: BOB VANATTACaptain: Gary Garner, George Flamank, Ned MonseesDec. 3 - - @ Washington (Mo.) W 81-65Dec. 5 - - Arkansas W 81-71Dec. 7 - 1 @ Michigan L 61-91Dec. 9 - - @ Air Force L 76-82Dec. 12 - 4 St. Louis W 62-56Dec. 22 - - @ Rice W 81-72Dec. 23 - - @ SMU L 73-78Dec. 27 - - #Oklahoma State W 53-48Dec. 29 - - #Colorado L 61-65Dec. 30 - - #Kansas State L 62-90Jan. 4 - - Colorado W 63-58Jan. 9 - - @ Kansas L 66-73Jan. 16 - - Kansas State W 80-68Jan. 30 - - @ Oklahoma State L 55-63Feb. 1 - - @ Oklahoma L 74-87Feb. 6 - - Oklahoma State W 49-42Feb. 8 - - Kansas L 60-71Feb. 13 - - Iowa State L 81-89Feb. 15 - - @ Nebraska W 92-74Feb. 20 - - Oklahoma W 89-82Feb. 22 - - @ Colorado W 80-75Mar. 2 - - Nebraska W 84-66Mar. 6 - - @ Kansas State W 67-58Mar. 8 - - @ Iowa State L 65-78# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1964-65 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGGarner 24 147-395 66-87 47-2.0 -/-/- 360-15.0Monsees 24 123-266 92-158 284-11.8 -/-/- 338-14.1Flamank 24 113-253 82-156 258-10.8 -/-/- 308-12.8Coleman 24 111-275 50-71 61-2.5 -/-/- 272-11.3Rudd 24 88-256 73-109 149-6.2 -/-/- 249-10.4Early 12 28-70 29-44 63-5.3 -/-/- 85-7.1Loyear 16 10-47 17-29 32-2.0 -/-/- 37-2.3Waller 17 10-22 2-7 12-0.7 -/-/- 22-1.3Offi cer 11 4-10 3-9 17-1.5 -/-/- 11-1.0Vanatta 10 3-7 0-0 1-0.1 -/-/- 6-0.6Beauchamp 14 0-5 4-4 4-0.3 -/-/- 4-0.3Moore 5 2-3 0-1 4-0.8 -/-/- 4-0.8Milling 2 0-4 0-0 2-1.0 -/-/- 0-0.0Others 2-11 4-5 12-0.0 -/-/- 8-0.0

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1965-1966 WON 3, LOST 21Big Eight Conf., Won 1, Lost 13 (8th)Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Charles RuddDec. 1 - - Ohio State L 74-76Dec. 4 - - @ Arkansas L 62-75Dec. 11 - - @ St. Louis L 55-81Dec. 13 - - Rice W 96-87Dec. 15 - - Loyola (Ill.) L 85-108Dec. 20 - - #Northwestern L 60-67Dec. 21 - - #Memphis State L 72-85Dec. 27 - - *Nebraska (OT) L 67-69Dec. 29 - - *Oklahoma St.(OT) W 65-63Dec. 30 - - *Kansas State L 70-90Jan. 3 - - Kansas State L 59-78Jan. 8 - - @ Nebraska L 60-82Jan. 10 - - @ Iowa State L 70-85Jan. 29 - - @ Oklahoma L 70-88Jan. 31 - - @ Oklahoma State L 50-67Feb. 5 - 7 Kansas L 54-77Feb. 7 - - Colorado L 60-65Feb. 12 - - Oklahoma L 89-103Feb. 15 - 7 @ Kansas L 54-98Feb. 19 - 9 Nebraska L 53-71Feb. 21 - - @ Kansas State L 61-85Feb. 26 - - @ Colorado W 64-63Feb. 28 - - Oklahoma State L 51-68Mar. 3 - - Iowa State L 73-79# Memphis Classic* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1965-66 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGColeman 24 181-464 150-203 88-3.7 -/-/- 512-21.3Rudd 24 90-276 104-189 210-8.8 -/-/- 284-11.8Vanatta 24 71-220 14-22 54-2.3 -/-/- 156-6.5Milling 23 45-97 48-62 136-5.9 -/-/- 138-6.0Dinsdale 19 43-95 49-67 67-3.5 -/-/- 135-7.1Pinkney 22 39-113 17-25 24-1.1 -/-/- 95-4.3Offi cer 12 24-55 38-62 95-7.9 -/-/- 86-7.2Frazier 22 29-78 25-44 77-3.5 -/-/- 83-3.8Bennett 12 21-57 11-16 14-1.2 -/-/- 53-4.4Miller 8 7-18 8-19 14-1.8 -/-/- 22-2.8Owens 8 1-1 4-6 3-0.4 -/-/- 6-0.8Cook 5 1-6 2-3 0-0.0 -/-/- 4-0.8

1966-1967 WON 3, LOST 22Big Eight Conf., Won 1, Lost 13 (8th)Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Ron Coleman, Rob VanattaDec. 3 - - Arkansas W 73-66Dec. 5 - - @ Indiana L 65-77Dec. 10 - - St. Louis (OT) L 71-73Dec. 12 - - Detroit W 94-82Dec. 15 - - @ Rutgers (OT) L 73-83Dec. 19 - - @ Seattle L 66-84Dec. 21 - - @ Santa Clara (2OT) L 91-99Dec. 23 - - @ Pacifi c L 68-84Dec. 28 - - #Oklahoma L 67-76Dec. 29 - - #Colorado L 57-92Dec. 30 - - #Oklahoma State L 74-77Jan. 7 - - Iowa State L 61-67Jan. 10 - - @ Kansas State L 65-75Jan. 14 - 8 Kansas L 60-70Jan. 28 - - @ Nebraska L 82-99Jan. 31 - - @ Iowa State L 58-72Feb. 4 - - Oklahoma State W 60-56Feb. 7 - - Oklahoma L 65-75Feb. 11 - - @ Colorado (OT) L 75-79Feb. 14 - - Kansas State L 67-82Feb. 18 - - @ Oklahoma State L 55-61Feb. 25 - 4 @ Kansas L 55-90Feb. 28 - - Nebraska L 73-80Mar. 4 - - Colorado L 59-66Mar. 6 - - @ Oklahoma L 75-90# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1966-67 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGColeman 25 190-464 131-150 99-4.0 -/-/- 511-20.4Johnson 25 122-310 77-112 182-7.3 -/-/- 321-12.8Jones 16 66-167 62-99 189-11.8 -/-/- 194-12.1Bennett 25 72-207 39-56 56-2.2 -/-/- 183-7.3Chapman 24 45-116 20-35 99-4.1 -/-/- 110-4.6Vanatta 18 42-162 7-9 24-1.3 -/-/- 91-5.1Brown 14 32-101 20-34 115-8.2 -/-/- 84-6.0Milling 20 23-57 23-29 67-3.4 -/-/- 69-3.5Frazier 16 16-52 15-32 58-3.6 -/-/- 47-2.9Miltenberger 16 12-32 12-18 32-2.0 -/-/- 36-2.3Dinsdale 20 8-28 19-24 29-1.5 -/-/- 35-1.8Peirick 10 8-25 1-6 18-1.8 -/-/- 17-1.7Pinkney 5 3-6 3-4 3-0.6 -/-/- 9-1.8Owens 2 1-1 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-1.0

1967-1968 WON 10, LOST 16Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (6th)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Tom Johnson, Dave BennettDec. 2 - - @ Arkansas W 74-58Dec. 4 - - Indiana L 69-78Dec. 9 - - Hardin-Simmons W 75-57Dec. 13 - - St. Louis L 66-77Dec. 16 - - @ Detroit W 74-68Dec. 18 - - Northwestern L 68-79Dec. 21 - - @ Colorado State L 52-64Dec. 23 - - @ Utah State L 81-87Dec. 27 - - #Kansas State L 61-71Dec. 29 - - #Iowa State W 65-63Dec. 30 - - #Kansas L 47-63Jan. 6 - - Oklahoma L 70-71Jan. 8 - - Colorado W 86-66Jan. 13 - - @ Nebraska L 66-75Jan. 15 - - @ Kansas W 67-66Jan. 20 - - Iowa State W 72-67Feb. 2 - - @ Tulane W 98-81Feb. 5 - - @ Kansas State L 67-69Feb. 10 - - Oklahoma State L 40-57Feb. 12 - - @ Colorado (OT) L 76-79Feb. 17 - - @ Iowa State (OT) L 70-73Feb. 20 - - Kansas L 65-74Feb. 27 - - Kansas State L 63-70Mar. 2 - - @ Oklahoma L 72-76Mar. 4 - - @ Oklahoma State W 60-58Mar. 7 - - Nebraska W 91-70# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1967-68 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGJones 26 174-377 137-216 277-10.7 -/-/- 485-18.7Tomlinson 26 129-287 136-202 138-5.3 -/-/- 394-15.2Johnson 26 138-284 87-116 206-7.9 -/-/- 363-14.0Pinkney 23 67-151 39-51 61-2.7 -/-/- 173-7.5Helmbock 26 56-119 25-44 101-3.9 -/-/- 137-5.3Thoenen 18 29-80 21-29 40-2.2 -/-/- 79-4.4Franks 21 17-45 6-8 31-1.5 -/-/- 40-1.9Bennett 16 13-39 11-15 15-0.9 -/-/- 37-2.3McDaniel 21 9-20 16-20 12-0.6 -/-/- 34-1.6Peirick 11 8-19 3-6 14-1.3 -/-/- 19-1.7Kundert 13 7-20 3-9 13-1.0 -/-/- 17-1.3Frazier 8 3-15 6-9 11-1.4 -/-/- 12-1.5Bailey 5 2-4 1-2 1-0.2 -/-/- 5-1.0

1968-1969 WON 14, LOST 11Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (5th)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Doug Johnson, Don TomlinsonNov. 30 - - @ Arkansas W 60-59Dec. 2 - - Utah State W 97-87Dec. 5 - - @ Northwestern L 67-79Dec. 7 - - @ Indiana L 51-58Dec. 10 - - Cal St.-Northridge W 78-70Dec. 14 - - Long Beach State W 78-56Dec. 18 - - Tulane W 79-73Dec. 20 - - @ St. Louis W 91-62Dec. 26 - - #Oklahoma State L 55-60Dec. 28 - - #Iowa State W 80-68Dec. 30 - - #Nebraska L 70-76Jan. 4 - - @ Oklahoma St. (OT) L 60-61Jan. 6 - - @ Oklahoma L 58-62Jan. 11 - 5 Kansas W 47-46Jan. 18 - - Iowa State W 74-68Feb. 1 - - @ Nebraska L 71-87Feb. 3 - 17 Colorado (OT) L 79-80Feb. 8 - - Oklahoma State W 73-52Feb. 11 - - Nebraska W 79-60Feb. 15 - 12 @ Kansas W 56-55Feb. 17 - - @ Iowa State (OT) L 74-76Feb. 22 - - Oklahoma W 69-49Feb. 24 - - Kansas State W 66-62Mar. 3 - - @ Kansas State L 55-60Mar. 8 - 18 Colorado L 73-92# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1968-69 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGTomlinson 25 135-285 165-250 172-6.9 -/-/- 435-17.4Pike 25 130-273 48-63 123-4.9 -/-/- 308-12.3Franks 25 103-233 39-45 96-3.8 -/-/- 245-9.8Johnson 25 86-159 70-92 132-5.3 -/-/- 242-9.7Helmbock 25 84-163 52-78 116-4.6 -/-/- 220-8.8Kundert 25 76-151 50-84 107-4.3 -/-/- 202-8.1Thoenen 16 12-24 3-4 21-1.3 -/-/- 27-1.7Maurer 14 5-17 9-13 12-0.9 -/-/- 19-1.4Fredrickson 7 7-9 3-5 6-0.9 -/-/- 17-2.4Payne 14 6-19 3-10 12-0.9 -/-/- 15-1.1Tucker 8 3-9 0-0 6-0.8 -/-/- 6-0.8Boston 1 0-0 2-2 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-2.0Johnson 6 0-2 2-4 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-0.3Bailey 5 0-3 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1969-1970 WON 15, LOST 11Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,3rd)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Doug Johnson, Don TomlinsonDec. 1 - - Arkansas W 58-51Dec. 6 - - Indiana W 109-96Dec. 9 - - St. Louis W 66-61Dec. 13 - - Northern Michigan W 105-70Dec. 17 - - Colorado State W 81-55Dec. 19 - - #Arizona State W 67-57Dec. 20 - 20 #Washington L 80-92Dec. 22 - - *Texas A&M W 81-79Dec. 23 - - *Texas El-Paso L 79-98Dec. 27 - - +Iowa State W 52-50Dec. 29 - - +Colorado L 73-75Dec. 30 - - +Kansas State L 58-64Jan. 5 - - Kansas W 56-53Jan. 10 - - @ Oklahoma St. (OT) W 60-56Jan. 12 - 16 @ Oklahoma L 48-52Jan. 17 - - Iowa State W 65-63Jan. 31 - 19 @ Kansas State L 63-64Feb. 2 - - Colorado W 90-73Feb. 7 - - @ Iowa State L 78-89Feb. 9 - - Oklahoma W 55-47Feb. 14 - - @ Nebraska L 48-60Feb. 16 - - Kansas State L 60-63Feb. 21 - - Oklahoma State W 72-61Feb. 23 - - @ Kansas L 45-63Feb. 28 - - Nebraska W 80-63Mar. 7 - - @ Colorado L 69-80# Sun Devil Classic, Tempe* Sun Carnival, El Paso+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1969-70 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGTomlinson 26 111-230 147-198 134-5.2 -/-/- 369-14.2Smith 26 136-262 55-87 190-7.3 -/-/- 327-12.6Pike 26 128-273 50-73 105-4.0 -/-/- 306-11.8Franks 26 100-237 59-73 65-2.5 -/-/- 259-10.0Johnson 24 68-124 69-83 121-5.0 -/-/- 205-8.5Helmbock 26 49-102 49-78 102-3.9 -/-/- 147-5.7Kundert 22 36-78 25-40 49-2.2 -/-/- 97-4.4Flaker 19 15-34 9-11 16-0.8 -/-/- 39-2.1Griffi n 7 7-21 5-8 8-1.1 -/-/- 19-2.7Maurer 16 4-16 6-12 11-0.7 -/-/- 14-0.9Allen 13 4-26 4-8 16-1.2 -/-/- 12-0.9Johnson 6 1-3 2-4 1-0.2 -/-/- 4-0.7

1970-1971 WON 17, LOST 9Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (T,2nd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Henry SmithDec. 1 - - @ Arkansas (OT) W 80-78Dec. 3 - - Idaho W 80-60Dec. 5 - - South Dakota State W 86-66Dec. 8 - - @ St. Louis L 70-79Dec. 12 - - Ohio (2OT) W 91-83Dec. 15 - - Washington (Mo.) W 90-60Dec. 18 - - #McMurray W 84-59Dec. 19 - - #Hardin-Simmons W 91-77Dec. 22 - 1 @ UCLA L 75-94Dec. 26 - 8 *Kansas L 63-96Dec. 29 - - *Oklahoma L 63-70Dec. 30 - - *Oklahoma State W 72-60Jan. 9 - - Oklahoma W 84-78Jan. 11 - - @ Iowa State W 77-71Jan. 16 - - Kansas State W 80-72Jan. 30 - - @ Oklahoma L 63-92Feb. 1 - - @ Oklahoma State W 63-55Feb. 6 - - Colorado W 81-76Feb. 13 - - @ Nebraska L 72-81Feb. 15 - - Iowa State W 80-66Feb. 20 - 5 @ Kansas L 66-85Feb. 22 - - Oklahoma St. (OT) W 69-67Feb. 27 - - Nebraska W 77-65Mar. 1 - - @ Colorado W 76-71Mar. 6 - - @ Kansas State L 69-77Mar. 8 - 4 Kansas (OT) L 69-71# Cowboy Classic, Abilene* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1970-71 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSmith 26 238-463 105-155 245-9.4 -/-/- 581-22.3Allen 26 111-230 58-89 173-6.7 -/-/- 280-10.8Brown 18 89-163 91-116 139-7.7 -/-/- 269-14.9Flaker 26 96-191 58-80 92-3.5 -/-/- 250-9.6Jeffries 26 61-133 78-97 124-4.8 -/-/- 200-7.7Griffi n 23 62-133 23-42 51-2.2 -/-/- 147-6.4Foster 21 41-106 26-36 42-2.0 -/-/- 108-5.1Maurer 24 21-43 5-16 29-1.2 -/-/- 47-2.0Salmon 17 13-45 17-24 18-1.1 -/-/- 43-2.5Colbert 13 11-34 6-11 16-1.2 -/-/- 28-2.2Stock 21 4-19 7-15 16-0.8 -/-/- 15-0.7Johnson 10 1-4 1-2 11-1.1 -/-/- 3-0.3

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1971-1972 WON 21, LOST 6Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Greg Flaker, Mike Griffi nDec. 1 - - Michigan State W 77-67Dec. 4 - - Arkansas W 74-73Dec. 6 - - Montana State W 89-57Dec. 9 - - Va. Commonwealth W 73-66Dec. 10 - - Pacifi c W 64-59Dec. 13 - - St. Francis (Pa.) W 104-96Dec. 17 - 7 #Kentucky L 79-83Dec. 18 - - #California W 82-70Dec. 27 - - *Nebraska W 76-64Dec. 29 - - *Colorado W 82-70Dec. 30 - - *Kansas State W 67-58Jan. 4 - - @ Ohio W 78-76Jan. 15 18 - @ Oklahoma L 77-78Jan. 17 18 - @ Oklahoma State W 74-67Jan. 22 - - Iowa State W 89-75Jan. 29 20 - @ Colorado W 79-67Feb. 1 15 - Kansas W 64-60Feb. 5 15 - @ Kansas State L 67-69Feb. 7 15 - @ Iowa State W 77-72Feb. 12 17 - Oklahoma State W 80-64Feb. 15 15 - Nebraska W 80-65Feb. 19 15 - Colorado W 59-52Feb. 26 14 - @ Kansas L 80-93Mar. 4 19 - @ Nebraska W 61-54Mar. 7 18 - Kansas State L 76-79Mar. 11 18 - Oklahoma W 76-62Mar. 18 - - +St. John’s (OT) L 81-82# Kentucky Invitational, Lexington* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ National Invitation Tournament, New York1971-72 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGBrown 27 212-380 162-215 283-10.5 -/-/- 586-21.7Eberhard 27 128-264 120-157 242-9.0 -/-/- 376-13.9Flaker 27 136-276 79-99 95-3.5 -/-/- 351-13.0Jeffries 27 107-238 73-99 186-6.9 -/-/- 287-10.6Griffi n 26 82-192 58-84 63-2.4 -/-/- 222-8.5Salmon 27 28-75 52-59 31-1.1 -/-/- 108-4.0Link 19 16-34 18-31 27-1.4 -/-/- 50-2.6Allen 15 12-32 12-19 29-1.9 -/-/- 36-2.4Stock 21 9-23 4-6 15-0.7 -/-/- 22-1.0Blind 7 4-5 7-8 4-0.6 -/-/- 15-2.1Patterson 5 2-5 3-5 2-0.4 -/-/- 7-1.4Foster 8 3-15 1-2 5-0.6 -/-/- 7-0.9Flamank 9 1-4 0-4 12-1.3 -/-/- 2-0.2Love 2 0-1 0-0 1-0.5 -/-/- 0-0.0

1972-1973 WON 21, LOST 6Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (T,2nd)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: John Brown, Mike JeffriesNov. 25 - - Ohio W 87-75Nov. 29 - - Louisiana Tech W 81-61Dec. 1 - - California-Davis W 77-70Dec. 6 - - Purdue W 84-75Dec. 9 - 15 Ohio State W 69-62Dec. 15 12 - #Holy Cross W 68-65Dec. 16 12 - #Tennessee W 67-57Dec. 19 10 - South Alabama W 94-66Dec. 27 7 - *Colorado W 98-78Dec. 29 7 19 *Oklahoma W 69-68Dec. 30 7 16 *Kansas State W 82-72Jan. 8 7 - @ SMU W 74-73Jan. 13 5 17 @ Kansas State L 55-70Jan. 15 5 - Colorado L 79-81Jan. 20 8 - Kansas (OT) W 75-72Jan. 27 7 - @ Nebraska W 78-65Jan. 30 7 - @ Oklahoma State W 85-73Feb. 5 7 19 @ Oklahoma L 77-90Feb. 10 8 - Iowa State W 86-79Feb. 12 8 19 Oklahoma W 64-62Feb. 17 12 - @ Colorado (OT) L 68-77Feb. 20 16 13 Kansas State W 80-66Feb. 27 13 - @ Kansas W 79-63Mar. 3 13 - Oklahoma State W 79-73Mar. 5 13 - @ Iowa State L 80-90Mar. 10 12 - Nebraska W 86-70Mar. 17 15 - +Massachusetts L 71-78# Volunteer Classic, Knoxville* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ National Invitation Tournament, New York

1972-73 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGBrown 27 221-449 124-163 298-11.0 -/-/- 566-21.0Eberhard 27 167-329 125-146 251-9.3 -/-/- 459-17.0Jeffries 27 115-259 33-46 112-4.1 -/-/- 263-9.7Link 26 100-182 46-62 97-3.7 -/-/- 246-9.5Jerman 26 80-184 28-42 167-6.4 -/-/- 188-7.2Salmon 27 81-187 23-39 45-1.7 -/-/- 185-6.9Blind 23 45-96 14-16 29-1.3 -/-/- 104-4.5King 24 18-43 7-21 12-0.5 -/-/- 43-1.8Wolf 6 6-10 3-4 7-1.2 -/-/- 15-2.5Turner 12 6-24 2-6 16-1.3 -/-/- 14-1.2Pexa 8 1-4 1-2 2-0.3 -/-/- 3-0.4Atzen 13 1-7 1-2 12-0.9 -/-/- 3-0.2Patterson 2 1-4 0-2 0-0.0 -/-/- 2-1.0Stock 2 0-0 1-3 0-0.0 -/-/- 1-0.5Palmer 1 0-1 0-0 3-3.0 -/-/- 0-0.0Stoll 1 0-1 0-0 2-2.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1973-1974 WON 12, LOST 14Big Eight Conf., Won 3, Lost 11 (T,7th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Al Eberhard, Gary LinkDec. 1 - - SMU L 73-77Dec. 7 - - #Cornell W 82-45Dec. 8 - - #Texas-El Paso W 68-56Dec. 11 - - @ Purdue L 66-79Dec. 15 - - Ohio State W 71-68Dec. 26 - - *Oklahoma W 73-70Dec. 28 - - *Colorado W 89-83Dec. 29 - - *Iowa State W 80-78Jan. 2 - - +Austin Peay State W 88-86Jan. 3 - - +South Alabama L 64-74Jan. 5 - - Texas W 86-76Jan. 10 - 20 Hawaii W 86-74Jan. 12 - - Iowa State W 91-83Jan. 19 18 - @ Kansas State L 67-70Jan. 26 - - @ Colorado L 68-81Jan. 29 - 18 Kansas L 67-80Feb. 2 - - Oklahoma L 92-98Feb. 9 - - @ Nebraska L 58-75Feb. 11 - - @ Iowa State L 75-79Feb. 16 - - Nebraska (OT) L 87-88Feb. 18 - - @ Oklahoma State L 80-86Feb. 23 - - Colorado W 72-68Feb. 26 - - Kansas State L 67-69Mar. 2 - - Oklahoma State W 87-81Mar. 4 - - @ Oklahoma L 80-97Mar. 9 - 15 @ Kansas L 76-112# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ Senior Bowl Tournament, Mobile1973-74 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGEberhard 26 196-397 120-154 313-12.0 -/-/- 512-19.7Link 26 177-362 95-147 124-4.8 -/-/- 449-17.3Dangos 23 130-280 69-93 51-2.2 -/-/- 329-14.3King 24 78-195 20-29 49-2.0 -/-/- 176-7.3Flamank 25 50-104 47-63 149-6.0 -/-/- 147-5.9Wolf 25 59-119 7-10 80-3.2 -/-/- 125-5.0Kennedy 13 21-47 17-25 29-2.2 -/-/- 59-4.5Copley 12 17-40 6-12 23-1.9 -/-/- 40-3.3Currie 17 10-26 11-18 18-1.1 -/-/- 31-1.8Anderson 15 12-40 7-12 24-1.6 -/-/- 31-2.1Selbo 8 10-21 10-12 11-1.4 -/-/- 30-3.8Anderson 10 11-27 7-9 21-2.1 -/-/- 29-2.9Pexa 14 11-24 0-8 24-1.7 -/-/- 22-1.6Atzen 9 6-11 1-2 9-1.0 -/-/- 13-1.4Sims 3 0-0 0-0 1-0.3 -/-/- 0-0.0Blind 1 0-1 0-0 0-0.0 -/-/- 0-0.0Palmer 2 0-1 0-0 2-1.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1974-1975 WON 18, LOST 9Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (3rd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill FlamankNov. 30 - - Wisc.-Oshkosh W 95-81Dec. 2 - - Rice W 92-67Dec. 6 - - #Portland W 89-71Dec. 7 - - #Mississippi State W 102-78Dec. 10 - - Indiana State W 93-76Dec. 20 - - *Duquesne W 87-84Dec. 21 - - *Tennessee L 77-99Dec. 27 - - +Kansas State L 67-84Dec. 28 - - +Colorado W 73-57Dec. 30 - 18 +Oklahoma (2OT) W 83-81Jan. 4 - - @ Texas W 64-60Jan. 7 - - @ Ohio L 65-78Jan. 18 - - @ Kansas L 86-91Jan. 22 - - @ Oklahoma State L 75-94Jan. 25 - - Iowa State W 87-85Jan. 29 - - @ Oklahoma W 77-66Feb. 1 - - Nebraska W 88-74Feb. 5 - - @ Kansas State L 84-91Feb. 8 - - Colorado W 93-75Feb. 12 - - Oklahoma State W 76-66Feb. 15 - - @ Iowa State W 96-86Feb. 19 - - Kansas W 87-72Feb. 22 - - @ Nebraska L 77-80Mar. 1 - - Oklahoma W 88-87Mar. 5 - - Kansas State W 83-75Mar. 8 - - @ Colorado L 97-106Mar. 14 - - %Purdue L 74-87# Show-Me Classic, Columbia+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City* Big Sun Tournament, St. Petersb’g% NCIT, Louisville

1974-75 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSmith 27 249-533 106-136 145-5.4 -/-/- 604-22.4Anderson 23 130-278 59-88 195-8.5 -/-/- 319-13.9Flamank 27 106-220 107-146 220-8.1 -/-/- 319-11.8Kennedy 27 122-257 64-81 154-5.7 -/-/- 308-11.4Currie 27 74-148 36-61 85-3.1 -/-/- 184-6.8Anderson 26 53-143 41-55 76-2.9 -/-/- 147-5.7Dangos 9 59-111 22-30 24-2.7 -/-/- 140-15.6Sims 26 72-184 21-28 55-2.1 -/-/- 75-2.9Wolf 15 23-64 7-11 44-2.9 -/-/- 53-3.5Pexa 11 16-42 14-22 32-2.9 -/-/- 46-4.2Stallman 17 16-55 6-9 25-1.5 -/-/- 38-2.2VanRheen 9 2-8 8-11 14-1.6 -/-/- 12-1.3Stoll 11 2-3 4-5 6-0.5 -/-/- 8-0.7Allen 5 1-6 0-0 4-0.8 -/-/- 2-0.4Buxton 3 0-2 0-4 1-0.3 -/-/- 0-0.0Pollitz 1 0-2 0-0 2-2.0 -/-/- 0-0.0

1976-1977 WON 21, LOST 8Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (3rd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill FlamankNov. 26 20 - @ SIU-Carbondale L 55-68Nov. 30 - - South Dakota W 85-76Dec. 3 - - #Illinois W 76-75Dec. 4 - - #North Texas State W 97-84Dec. 7 - - @ Toledo L 59-63Dec. 11 - - Florida State W 65-63Dec. 17 - - *So. California W 87-77Dec. 18 - - *Texas-El Paso W 83-60Dec. 27 - - +Iowa State W 81-67Dec. 29 - - +Colorado W 86-77Dec. 30 - - +Kansas W 69-65Jan. 8 - - @ Kansas L 72-77Jan. 10 - - San Diego State W 84-69Jan. 12 - - Oklahoma W 69-60Jan. 15 - - @ Oklahoma State W 73-68Jan. 19 - - @ Colorado W 90-83Jan. 22 - - Nebraska W 76-63Jan. 26 - - @ Kansas State W 66-60Jan. 29 - - Iowa State W 79-69Feb. 2 - - @ Oklahoma L 63-66Feb. 5 - - Oklahoma State W 97-75Feb. 9 - - Kansas W 87-79Feb. 12 - - @ Nebraska L 58-60Feb. 16 - - Colorado W 101-74Feb. 19 - - Kansas State L 77-88Feb. 23 - - @ Iowa State L 86-95Feb. 26 - - %Oklahoma State W 92-74Mar. 3 - - %Oklahoma W 90-75Mar. 4 - - %Kansas State (OT) L 67-72# Show-Me Classic * Sun Carnival% Big Eight Post-Season Tournament+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

1976-77 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A PTS-AVGAnderson 28 200-365 111-160 221-7.9 42 511-18.3Sims 29 171-355 118-155 130-4.5 142 460-15.9Johnson 29 142-247 97-141 230-7.9 23 381-13.1Kennedy 28 119-242 102-132 149-5.3 25 340-12.1Drew 28 75-175 44-59 77-2.8 78 194-6.9Clabon 29 59-144 42-59 120-4.1 40 160-5.5Ray 15 56-113 11-19 68-4.5 16 123-8.2VanRheen 20 20-39 15-23 42-2.1 1 55-2.8Droy 24 13-29 8-15 20-0.8 0 34-1.4Roundtree 10 4-6 3-4 4-0.4 2 11-1.1Ommen 3 0-0 1-2 0-0.0 0 1-0.3Boone 2 0-0 0-0 1-0.5 0 0-0.0

League Champions1975-1976 WON 26, LOST 5Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Willie SmithNov. 29 - - Farleigh Dickinson W 87-67Dec. 2 - - Toledo (OT) W 88-85Dec. 5 - - #Baylor W 105-70Dec. 6 - - #Oklahoma City W 85-68Dec. 8 - - @ Rice W 94-75Dec. 13 20 - South Dakota State W 80-57Dec. 18 - 6 @ UCLA L 71-83Dec. 20 - - @ Hawaii L 66-81Dec. 22 - - @ Hawaii W 99-91Dec. 26 - - *Oklahoma State W 81-79Dec. 29 - - *Kansas State W 86-66Dec. 30 - - *Kansas W 79-69Jan. 7 - - Lafayette W 90-77Jan. 12 - - MacMurray W 106-34Jan. 17 20 - Kansas W 99-69Jan. 21 - - Oklahoma State W 88-67Jan. 24 - - @ Iowa State W 84-68Jan. 28 13 - Oklahoma W 72-58Jan. 31 13 - @ Nebraska W 62-57Feb. 4 13 - Kansas State L 81-85Feb. 7 13 - @ Colorado W 98-78Feb. 11 14 - @ Oklahoma State W 72-67Feb. 15 14 - @ Iowa State W 85-64Feb. 18 14 - @ Kansas W 61-60Feb. 21 14 - Nebraska (OT) W 95-84Feb. 28 12 - @ Oklahoma L 57-68Mar. 3 15 - @ Kansas State W 81-72Mar. 6 15 - Colorado W 95-60Mar. 13 10 11 +Washington W 69-67Mar. 18 14 16 %Texas Tech W 86-75Mar. 20 14 9 %Michigan L 88-95# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA Midwest 1st/2nd Round, Lawrence% NCAA Midwest Regional, Louisville

1975-76 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSmith 31 300-636 183-230 178-5.7 -/-/- 783-25.3Kennedy 31 191-369 120-161 178-5.7 -/-/- 502-16.2Anderson 31 186-352 58-95 238-7.7 -/-/- 430-13.9Ray 31 123-260 37-54 258-8.3 -/-/- 283-9.1Clabon 31 82-164 20-39 154-5.0 -/-/- 184-5.9Currie 28 66-139 25-46 91-3.3 -/-/- 157-5.6Sims 31 42-98 37-50 52-1.7 -/-/- 121-3.9Anderson 27 14-36 15-22 32-1.2 -/-/- 43-1.6Droy 18 15-29 5-8 19-1.1 -/-/- 35-1.9VanRheen 12 7-16 10-13 23-1.9 -/-/- 24-2.0Stallman 20 7-26 6-9 17-0.9 -/-/- 20-1.0Selbo, Ron 4 2-5 2-2 2-0.5 -/-/- 6-1.5Pollitz, Ken 2 0-1 2-2 3-1.5 -/-/- 2-1.0

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1977-1978 WON 14, LOST 16Big Eight Conf., Won 4, Lost 10 (T,6th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Jeff Currie, Clay JohnsonNov. 28 - - Midwestern State W 81-73Dec. 2 - - #Butler W 87-66Dec. 3 - - #Texas-El Paso W 74-63Dec. 6 - - @ Illinois L 85-96Dec. 10 - - @ Alabama L 71-75Dec. 13 - - Valparaiso W 91-75Dec. 16 - - Cal Poly-Pomona W 70-60Dec. 23 - - @ Florida State L 64-97Dec. 28 - 17 *Kansas L 49-96Dec. 29 - - *Iowa State W 66-62Dec. 30 - - *Oklahoma State W 87-75Jan. 7 - 14 Kansas L 67-71Jan. 9 - 4 Marquette L 52-70Jan. 11 - - @ Oklahoma (OT) L 70-73Jan. 14 - - Oklahoma State W 85-70Jan. 18 - - Colorado (OT) W 70-68Jan. 21 - - @ Nebraska L 55-56Jan. 25 - - Kansas State W 65-60Jan. 28 - - @ Iowa State L 59-68Feb. 1 - - Oklahoma L 64-65Feb. 4 - - @ Oklahoma State L 52-62Feb. 8 - 8 @ Kansas L 52-72Feb. 11 - 19 Nebraska W 74-52Feb. 15 - - @ Colorado L 63-69Feb. 18 - - @ Kansas State L 54-67Feb. 25 - - Iowa State L 63-77Feb. 28 - - +Iowa State W 65-63Mar. 3 - - +Nebraska W 61-58Mar. 4 - - +Kansas St. (2OT) W 71-68Mar. 12 - 15 %Utah (2OT) L 79-86# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ Big Eight Post-Season Tournament% NCAA Midwest Sub Regional

1977-78 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A PTS-AVGJohnson 30 195-428 125-184 232-7.7 29 515-17.2Drew 30 150-344 80-105 90-3.0 78 380-12.7Droy 30 130-272 76-98 153-5.1 12 336-11.2Currie 30 102-198 44-69 120-4.0 70 248-8.3Ray 27 102-240 34-54 197-7.3 35 238-8.8Berry 30 81-146 41-68 140-4.7 7 203-6.8Boone 9 9-24 8-9 16-1.8 5 26-2.9Dore 11 8-19 10-15 14-1.3 3 26-2.4Foster 21 8-18 5-10 19-0.9 9 21-1.0Stoehner 26 3-23 14-22 15-0.6 8 20-0.8Amos 11 6-15 2-5 12-1.1 0 14-1.3Ommen 12 4-18 3-8 14-1.2 2 11-0.9Roundtree 8 0-3 4-6 0-0.0 3 4-0.5Williams 1 1-3 0-0 1-1.0 0 2-2.0Williams 5 1-4 0-0 3-0.6 0 2-0.4

1978-1979 WON 13, LOST 15Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,2nd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Larry Drew, Brad DroyNov. 27 - - Butler W 75-65Dec. 1 - - #Eastern Kentucky W 82-81Dec. 2 - - #SIU-Carbondale W 68-65Dec. 5 - - Illinois L 57-69Dec. 9 - 16 @ Marquette L 57-74Dec. 11 - - Cal St.-Sacramento W 67-53Dec. 18 - - Alabama L 58-65Dec. 21 - - @ San Diego St. (OT) L 77-83Dec. 23 - - @ Arizona State L 78-98Dec. 28 - - *Nebraska (OT) L 56-58Dec. 29 - - *Oklahoma State L 58-63Dec. 30 - - *Kansas State L 62-75Jan. 10 - - Oklahoma State L 63-73Jan. 13 - - Oklahoma W 73-67Jan. 17 - 20 @ Kansas W 58-55Jan. 20 - - Nebraska W 76-60Jan. 24 - - @ Colorado L 69-82Jan. 27 - - Kansas State W 83-79Jan. 31 - - @ Iowa State (OT) W 84-80Feb. 3 - - @ Oklahoma L 76-80Feb. 7 - - Kansas L 85-88Feb. 10 - - @ Oklahoma State L 54-61Feb. 14 - - @ Colorado W 81-69Feb. 17 - - @ Nebraska L 64-76Feb. 21 - - @ Kansas State W 67-63Feb. 24 - - Iowa State W 73-67Feb. 27 - - +Oklahoma State W 92-70Mar. 2 - - +Kansas L 73-76# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ Big Eight Post-Season Tournament

1978-79 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGDrew 28 181-366 64-100 73-2.6 121/3/44 426-15.2Wallace 28 152-345 70-84 99-3.5 45/8/30 374-13.4Berry 25 126-234 86-130 224-9.0 18/17/16 338-13.5Droy 28 102-226 86-113 150-5.4 21/5/14 290-10.4Dressler 27 59-116 30-51 107-4.0 31/4/15 148-5.5Drum 12 41-78 28-41 57-4.8 9/0/3 110-9.2Dore 25 39-87 16-27 66-2.6 19/18/4 94-3.8Shawver 26 40-83 12-15 63-2.4 14/1/5 92-3.5Laurie 22 10-41 9-12 15-0.7 9/2/4 29-1.3Amos 20 8-21 12-17 29-1.5 5/2/1 28-1.4Stoehner 19 5-17 11-14 16-0.8 10/0/6 21-1.1Foster 25 3-10 10-18 14-0.6 14/0/2 16-0.6

League Champions1979-1980 WON 25, LOST 6Big Eight Conf., Won 11, Lost 3 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Larry DrewNov. 30 - - Southwest Texas St. W 86-70Dec. 1 - - South Dakota St. W 80-60Dec. 4 - - @ Illinois (OT) W 67-66Dec. 7 - - #Geo. Washington W 89-63Dec. 8 - - #Arkansas State W 86-67Dec. 10 - - Southern California W 78-75Dec. 12 19 - @ Butler W 64-60Dec. 15 19 - Northern Arizona W 112-64Dec. 17 19 - Oral Roberts W 84-73Dec. 22 16 - @ St. Louis (OT) W 77-75Jan. 2 12 3 @ DePaul L 79-82Jan. 5 12 - Lamar W 71-60Jan. 9 13 - @ Kansas L 66-69Jan. 12 13 - @ Nebraska W 84-63Jan. 16 15 - Iowa State W 85-70Jan. 19 15 - @ Oklahoma State W 69-64Jan. 23 10 - Colorado W 78-45Jan. 26 10 - @ Oklahoma L 73-78Jan. 30 14 20 Kansas State L 64-66Feb. 2 14 - Nebraska W 73-60Feb. 6 15 - @ Iowa State W 84-70Feb. 9 15 - Kansas W 88-65Feb. 13 14 - @ Colorado W 83-68Feb. 16 14 - Oklahoma State W 93-81Feb. 20 13 - Oklahoma W 81-69Feb. 23 13 - @ Kansas State W 67-65Feb. 26 11 - *Oklahoma State W 82-69Feb. 29 11 - *Kansas L 71-80Mar. 6 16 - +San Jose State W 61-51Mar. 8 16 9 +Notre Dame (OT) W 87-84Mar. 14 16 - %Louisiana State L 63-68# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA Midwest Sub-Regional, Lincoln% NCAA Midwest Regional, Houston

1979-80 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGStipanovich 31 180-301 85-127 199-6.4 66/15/11 445-14.4Frazier 31 160-252 107-132 173-5.6 38/20/25 427-13.8Drew 31 151-279 99-121 89-2.9 156/5/42 401-12.9Berry 25 135-219 91-139 188-7.5 27/13/14 361-14.4Dressler 31 117-184 50-72 113-3.6 41/3/19 284-9.2Sundvold 31 76-169 44-59 52-1.7 65/2/23 196-6.3Wallace 14 62-122 24-35 38-2.7 34/7/13 148-10.6Amos 27 19-35 10-24 42-1.6 10/5/4 48-1.8Foster 28 14-23 20-23 20-0.7 12/0/6 48-1.7Dore 21 15-34 17-27 36-1.7 7/14/3 47-2.2Shawver 8 6-16 2-5 7-0.9 4/0/4 14-1.8Hightower 6 1-1 4-6 2-0.3 0/1/0 6-1.0

League Champions1980-1981 WON 22, LOST 10Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Individual Game CaptainsNov. 28 11 20 #Arkansas L 73-81Nov. 29 11 - #Colgate W 73-67Nov. 30 11 - #Alaska-Anchorage W 54-53Dec. 5 17 - *West Texas State W 88-70Dec. 6 17 - *Lamar W 92-70Dec. 10 14 - @ Illinois L 62-84Dec. 13 14 - St. Louis W 76-58Dec. 16 - - U.S. International W 93-44Dec. 19 - - +Florida State L 64-68Dec. 20 - - +UT-Chattanooga W 64-62Dec. 22 - - Brown W 83-61Jan. 3 - - @ Oral Roberts W 83-74Jan. 5 - - Navy W 88-67Jan. 7 - - @ LaSalle W 83-74Jan. 13 - - Oklahoma W 81-52Jan. 17 - - Iowa State W 92-69Jan. 18 - - @ Louisville L 49-71Jan. 21 - - @ Kansas L 55-63Jan. 24 - - @ Nebraska L 53-66Jan. 28 - - Oklahoma State W 92-77Jan. 31 - - Colorado W 66-58Feb. 4 - - @ Kansas State L 56-75Feb. 7 - - @ Iowa State W 70-56Feb. 9 - - Kansas W 79-65Feb. 14 - - @ Oklahoma L 55-60Feb. 18 - - @ Oklahoma State W 82-65Feb. 21 - - Nebraska W 55-45Feb. 25 - - @ Colorado W 73-62Feb. 28 - - Kansas State W 46-43Mar. 3 - - %Iowa State W 95-70Mar. 6 - - %Kansas L 70-75Mar. 12 - - =Lamar L 67-71# Great Alaskan Shootout, Anchorage* Show-Me Classic, Columbia+ Cotton States Classic, Atlanta% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City= NCAA Midwest First Round, Austin

1980-81 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGFrazier 32 198-361 125-175 209-6.5 64/9/39 521-16.3Sundvold 32 178-350 88-99 54-1.7 109/1/20 441-13.8Berry 32 155-281 116-180 259-8.1 39/4/15 426-13.3Stipanovich 32 143-286 120-162 237-7.4 60/14/16 406-12.7McCrary 31 61-122 51-84 116-3.7 31/1/8 173-5.6Teague 32 46-110 21-32 49-1.5 81/2/18 113-3.5Jones 28 37-68 20-48 52-1.9 16/0/6 94-3.4Amos 27 30-65 13-32 75-2.8 19/2/8 73-2.7Foster 29 8-23 13-16 19-0.7 26/0/8 29-1.0Laurie 22 8-25 5-9 8-0.4 9/0/2 21-1.0Drum 5 6-12 3-7 6-1.2 0/0/0 15-3.0

League Champions 1981-1982 WON 27, LOST 4Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Ricky Frazier, Marvin McCraryDec. 1 16 - Alcorn State W 82-51Dec. 4 16 - #East Carolina W 87-55Dec. 5 16 - #Wyoming W 64-54Dec. 8 13 - @ Illinois (OT) W 78-68Dec. 12 13 - Baylor W 70-51Dec. 21 11 - Youngstown State W 97-60Dec. 27 9 19 *UA-Birmingham W 98-80Dec. 28 9 - *So. California W 65-58Jan. 2 7 - Notre Dame (@ KC) W 92-70Jan. 6 4 - Austin Peay State W 81-63Jan. 9 4 - @ Colorado W 72-50Jan. 13 2 - Oklahoma State W 54-49Jan. 16 2 - @ Nebraska W 44-42Jan. 17 2 17 Louisville (@ St. Louis) W 69-55Jan. 20 2 - Kansas W 41-35Jan. 23 2 - Oklahoma W 84-64Jan. 27 1 - @ Iowa State W 86-73Jan. 30 1 14 @ Kansas State W 59-58Feb. 3 1 - Colorado W 80-54Feb. 6 1 - Nebraska L 51-67Feb. 9 4 - @ Kansas W 42-41Feb. 13 4 - @ Oklahoma State W 89-82Feb. 16 4 - Iowa State W 100-71Feb. 18 4 - @ Oklahoma W 60-55Feb. 20 4 13 @ Georgetown L 51-63Feb. 24 5 - Kansas State L 56-57Mar. 2 5 - +Colorado W 72-60Mar. 5 5 - +Nebraska W 58-53Mar. 6 5 - +Oklahoma W 68-63Mar. 13 5 - %Marquette W 73-69Mar. 19 5 - %Houston L 78-79# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Winston Tire Classic, Los Angeles+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA Midwest Second Round= NCAA Midwest Regional

1981-82 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGFrazier 31 187-305 126-156 203-6.5 60/9/36 500-16.1Sundvold 31 149-307 81-93 66-2.1 85/2/33 379-12.2Stipanovich 31 140-278 79-104 248-8.0 42/34/21 359-11.6McCrary 29 94-148 80-114 106-3.7 41/5/29 268-9.2Bridges 31 68-138 75-103 51-1.6 102/14/31 211-6.8Walker 29 63-115 53-67 50-1.7 33/5/20 179-6.2Dressler 31 52-101 36-46 74-2.4 63/4/20 140-4.5Cavener 28 34-66 17-40 106-3.8 22/6/7 85-3.0Jones 24 20-38 15-28 39-1.6 12/1/5 55-2.3Sparks 10 6-7 6-12 5-0.5 0/0/0 18-1.8Laurie 3 1-3 3-6 0-0.0 1/0/0 5-1.7Wechsler 7 1-5 0-0 1-0.1 1/0/0 2-0.3Peeper 1 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0

League Champions1982-1983 WON 26, LOST 8Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Steve Stipanovich, Jon SundvoldNov. 27 15 3 North Carolina (@ St.L) W 64-60Nov. 30 9 - Augustana (S.D.) W 85-55Dec. 6 9 - Temple W 76-68Dec. 8 8 - Jackson State W 86-51Dec. 11 8 - Oregon State W 87-59Dec. 13 8 - Eastern Illinois W 76-61Dec. 20 8 - Tennessee-Martin W 71-58Dec. 23 6 - @ Washington L 48-55Dec. 27 6 - #Arizona State W 48-47Dec. 29 12 - #Hawaii W 73-58Dec. 30 12 - #North Carolina L 58-73Jan. 9 15 - North Carolina St. W 49-42Jan. 12 14 - Northern Iowa W 91-62Jan. 15 14 - Dayton W 78-64Jan. 19 12 - Oklahoma State W 84-63Jan. 22 12 - Oklahoma W 48-41Jan. 23 12 - Marquette (OT) L 59-60Jan. 26 13 - @ Kansas W 76-63Jan. 29 13 - Nebraska W 79-56Feb. 2 10 - @ Colorado (2OT) W 68-65Feb. 5 10 - Kansas State W 82-50Feb. 8 10 - @ Iowa State (OT) L 72-73Feb. 12 10 - @ Oklahoma (OT) W 84-79Feb. 17 12 - Kansas W 74-69Feb. 19 12 - @ Oklahoma State L 73-79Feb. 20 12 - @ Virginia L 53-68Feb. 23 T15 - Colorado W 88-53Feb. 26 T15 - @ Nebraska W 54-51Mar. 1 13 - @ Kansas State W 49-47Mar. 5 13 - Iowa State W 84-66Mar. 8 12 - *Colorado W 88-73Mar. 11 12 - *Nebraska W 69-63Mar. 13 12 - *Okla. St. (2OT) L 92-93Mar. 20 10 - +Iowa L 63-77# Rainbow Classic, Honolulu% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA Midwest Second Round, Louisville

1982-83 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGStipanovich 34 246-454 134-187 300-8.8 67/56/21 626-18.4Sundvold 34 225-447 131-151 82-2.4 123/1/20 581-17.1Cavener 34 145-250 77-132 292-8.6 95/27/33 367-10.8Jones 34 95-149 50-89 132-3.9 67/1/5 240-7.1Dressler 34 75-151 64-94 123-3.6 74/5/31 214-6.3Bridges 25 63-105 28-39 31-1.2 58/7/16 154-6.2Sparks 23 26-43 21-31 24-1.0 7/5/5 73-3.2Walker 24 27-53 15-25 31-1.3 24/5/5 69-2.9Moody 25 19-42 16-35 40-1.6 19/3/9 54-2.2Roundtree 15 6-15 9-14 5-0.3 4/1/1 21-1.4Laurie 24 10-20 4-7 7-0.3 9/0/4 24-1.0Musser 11 1-4 4-4 6-0.5 0/0/1 6-0.5Lane 5 0-3 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0

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1983-1984 WON 16, LOST 14Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (T,6th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Prince Bridges, Ron JonesNov. 26 - 1 @ North Carolina L 57-64Nov. 29 - - Nebraska-Omaha W 105-83Dec. 2 - - #Samford W 93-73Dec. 3 - - #UT-Pan Amer. W 51-49Dec. 7 - - Washington L 49-54Dec. 11 - - Ohio State W 64-53Dec. 14 - - @ Chaminade W 87-78Dec. 18 - - @ Hawaii-Hilo W 70-48Dec. 22 - - Michigan State W 79-66Dec. 28 - 20 @ Illinois L 60-66Jan. 4 - - UW-Green Bay W 88-59Jan. 7 - - @ Marquette W 58-57Jan. 11 - - Northern Iowa W 80-65Jan. 14 - - @ Dayton (OT) W 56-51Jan. 18 - - @ Kansas L 56-73Jan. 21 - - @ Nebraska W 50-48Jan. 24 - - Iowa State W 58-57Jan. 28 - - @ Oklahoma State L 54-63Jan. 30 - - @ North Carolina St. L 53-66Feb. 1 - - Colorado W 89-51Feb. 4 - 12 @ Oklahoma L 65-76Feb. 8 - - Kansas State L 46-67Feb. 11 - - Nebraska (OT) L 56-61Feb. 15 - - @ Iowa State W 64-61Feb. 18 - - Kansas L 62-72Feb. 22 - - @ Colorado L 66-73Feb. 26 - - Okla. St. (2OT) W 65-64Feb. 28 - 6 Oklahoma L 60-61Mar. 3 - - @ Kansas State L 47-53Mar. 6 - 6 *Oklahoma L 66-72# Show-Me Classic, Columbia* Big Eight Tournament, Norman

1983-84 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGThomas 27 171-330 102-176 242-9.0 20/12/14 444-16.4Cavener 30 145-281 71-104 260-8.7 99/14/36 361-12.0Bridges 30 126-250 74-105 60-2.0 94/15/32 326-10.9Jones 30 85-165 73-132 102-3.4 40/1/17 243-8.1Wortham 30 84-194 34-48 126-4.2 8/19/4 205-6.8Estes 30 68-153 30-56 73-2.4 65/6/25 166-5.5Roundtree 25 42-100 11-29 19-0.8 25/0/9 95-3.8Mimlitz 26 27-61 18-31 35-1.3 26/1/7 72-2.8Musser 15 9-16 2-2 10-0.7 10/1/2 20-1.3McDuffi e 19 8-24 4-8 11-0.6 8/2/1 20-1.1Sparks 4 1-2 0-3 0-0.0 2/0/0 2-0.5

1984-1985 WON 18, LOST 14Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,3rd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill RoundtreeNov. 26 - - North Dakota St. W 99-62Nov. 29 - - @ Baylor L 88-103Dec. 1 - - @ Oregon State L 52-54Dec. 3 - - Morehead State W 75-60Dec. 6 - 7 @ Illinois L 50-65Dec. 8 - - Tennessee Tech W 86-66Dec. 10 - - Tennessee W 70-61Dec. 15 - - @ Michigan State L 61-79Dec. 22 - - @ Ohio State L 77-88Dec. 29 - - #Arizona W 76-73Dec. 30 - - #North Carolina W 81-76Jan. 5 - - Austin Peay State W 72-63Jan. 7 - - SW Texas St. W 88-54Jan. 9 - - @ Northern Iowa W 70-56Jan. 12 - - Kentucky State W 84-68Jan. 16 - 13 @ Oklahoma L 65-92Jan. 19 - - Iowa State L 64-71Jan. 22 - 15 @ Kansas L 68-70Jan. 26 - - @ Nebraska L 66-74Jan. 30 - - Oklahoma State W 66-65Feb. 2 - - Colorado W 77-69Feb. 6 - - @ Kansas State W 54-47Feb. 9 - 10 @ Iowa State W 73-70Feb. 12 - - Kansas W 62-55Feb. 16 - 4 Oklahoma L 84-88Feb. 19 - - @ Oklahoma State W 78-74Feb. 23 - - Nebraska W 69-50Feb. 27 - - @ Colorado (OT) L 79-88Mar. 2 - - Kansas State L 54-69Mar. 6 - - *Kansas State W 68-50Mar. 8 - 4 *Oklahoma L 84-104Mar. 14 - - +St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L 67-68# Hawaii Pacifi c Invitational, Honolulu* Big Eight Tournament+ National Invitation Tournament

1984-85 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGThomas 32 212-392 134-196 241-7.5 21/25/34 558-17.4Strong 32 205-428 127-162 98-3.1 79/15/29 537-16.8Chievous 32 142-278 134-168 170-5.3 44/2/33 418-13.1Cavener 31 102-181 80-117 236-7.6 106/22/37 284-9.2Bingenheimer 32 85-184 68-92 144-4.5 58/20/36 238-7.4Hardy 28 32-75 23-33 40-1.4 56/2/23 87-3.1Roundtree 29 26-58 16-22 28-1.0 31/3/11 68-2.3Wortham 23 16-45 12-19 29-1.3 1/9/2 42-1.8Potthoff 18 11-21 4-7 18-1.0 3/0/2 26-1.4Musser 24 12-26 8-16 10-0.4 13/1/6 32-1.3Brockman 19 5-13 5-6 14-0.7 5/0/1 13-0.7

1985-1986 WON 21, LOST 14Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,3rd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Lynn HardyNov. 22 - - Texas Southern W 95-63Nov. 25 - - California W 61-46Nov. 29 - 1 #North Carolina L 63-84Nov. 30 - - #Alaska-Anchorage L 56-59Dec. 1 - - #Texas-San Antonio W 80-47Dec. 7 - - St. Bonaventure W 67-55Dec. 9 - - Western Illinois W 91-64Dec. 11 - - Mid. Tennessee St. W 81-77Dec. 14 - - @ Tennessee L 54-67Dec. 16 - - SIU-Carbondale W 72-44Dec. 21 - 17 @ Illinois L 55-67Dec. 28 - - *Villanova W 72-53Dec. 29 - - *Clemson W 69-64Dec. 30 - - *Washington State W 70-63Jan. 4 - - Southern Indiana W 82-75Jan. 6 - - Miss. Valley State W 81-67Jan. 8 - - Florida State W 65-58Jan. 11 - - @ Iowa State L 84-92Jan. 14 - - Oklahoma State W 55-51Jan. 18 - - @ Nebraska W 68-67Jan. 21 - - @ Kansas State W 74-70Jan. 23 - 7 Kansas L 77-81Jan. 25 - 3 @ Memphis State L 68-79Jan. 28 - - Colorado W 83-67Feb. 1 - 6 @ Oklahoma L 84-88Feb. 8 - - Nebraska L 66-75Feb. 9 - - Virginia L 62-64Feb. 11 - 3 @ Kansas L 66-100Feb. 13 - 8 Oklahoma W 101-88Feb. 15 - - @ Oklahoma State L 65-86Feb. 18 - - Iowa State W 71-62Feb. 26 - - Kansas State W 84-69Mar. 1 - - @ Colorado W 94-86Mar. 7 - 15 +Oklahoma L 75-78Mar. 13 - - %UA-Birmingham L 64-66# Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage* Rainbow Classic, Honolulu+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA West First Round, Ogden

1985-86 G FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGChievous 34 227-433 186-232 262-7.7 49/6/35 640-18.8Strong 25 190-356 83-114 63-2.5 62/13/21 463-18.5Bingenheimer 35 191-310 152-198 229-6.5 69/46/42 534-15.3Hardy 35 135-247 71-99 86-2.5 139/7/74 341-9.7Leonard 34 67-141 35-80 123-3.6 31/17/14 169-5.0Sandbothe 35 67-138 33-62 193-5.5 93/17/62 167-4.8Church 23 20-52 15-24 38-1.7 15/2/5 55-2.4Sutton 4 2-8 4-6 11-2.8 1/3/4 8-2.0Roundtree 29 21-54 7-11 29-1.0 16/2/10 49-1.7Musser 32 15-35 15-30 42-1.3 24/2/17 45-1.4Potthoff 17 10-22 2-3 18-1.1 2/0/3 22-1.3Brockman 20 2-5 10-13 13-0.7 4/0/1 14-0.7Davis 14 15-40 8-14 24-1.7 12/2/6 38-2.7Coleman 5 4-4 2-3 3-0.6 0/0/0 10-2.0

1986-87 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGChievous 34 282-522 13-33 244-302 291-8.6 65/3/39 821-24.1Buntin 34 168-323 0-1 66-116 165-4.9 43/19/29 402-11.8Hardy 34 132-304 32-88 89-109 84-2.5 117/4/76 386-11.4Sandbothe 34 85-140 5-10 46-85 187-5.5 117/12/50 221-6.5Coward 33 77-182 12-40 46-70 44-1.3 57/0/17 214-6.5Church 29 58-117 0-0 59-93 116-4.0 34/5/31 175-6.0Leonard 32 60-113 0-0 22-35 99-3.1 19/24/4 142-4.4Ingram 20 31-52 0-0 25-41 67-3.4 26/6/13 87-4.4Sutton 28 17-31 0-0 13-19 29-1.0 6/10/5 47-1.7Rolf 21 5-10 0-0 11-16 9-0.4 7/1/5 21-1.0Brockman 14 2-6 0-0 1-2 4-0.3 4/0/0 5-0.4Potthoff 10 2-3 0-0 0-1 7-0.7 0/0/1 4-0.4

League Champions1986-1987 WON 24, LOST 10Big Eight Conf., Won 11, Lost 3 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Derrick Chievous, Lynn HardyNov. 28 - - #Arkansas State W 79-63Nov. 29 - - #Vanderbilt L 54-69Nov. 30 - - #Long Beach State W 71-58Dec. 2 - - @ California L 63-64Dec. 6 - - SW Mo. St. (OT) W 57-53Dec. 7 - - Chaminade W 77-65Dec. 9 - - Drake W 63-59Dec. 14 - - Centenary W 97-64Dec. 16 - - Austin Peay State W 79-73Dec. 23 - - @ Illinois L 74-92Dec. 29 - - *Oral Roberts W 84-57Dec. 30 - - *Alabama L 82-91Jan. 3 - - Memphis State L 59-61Jan. 5 - - @ St. Bonaventure W 83-62Jan. 7 - - @ Virginia L 50-66Jan. 10 - 11 Oklahoma W 87-83Jan. 14 - - Old Dominion W 78-66Jan. 17 - - Oklahoma State W 87-77Jan. 20 - - @ Kansas L 70-71Jan. 24 - - @ Colorado W 77-56Jan. 28 - - @ Nebraska W 87-71Feb. 1 - - Kansas State W 68-64Feb. 4 - - @ Iowa State L 92-96Feb. 7 - 8 @ Oklahoma L 78-81Feb. 11 - - Kansas W 63-60Feb. 14 - - @ Oklahoma State W 69-68Feb. 18 - - Nebraska W 80-64Feb. 21 - - @ Colorado W 76-68Feb. 24 - - @ Kansas State W 80-75Feb. 28 - - Iowa State W 85-77Mar. 6 19 - +Colorado W 65-59Mar. 7 19 - +Kansas State W 72-69Mar. 8 19 - +Kansas W 67-65Mar. 12 14 - %Xavier L 69-70# Silversword Classic, Wailuku * BMA Holiday Classic, Kansas City+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA Midwest First Round, Indianapolis

1987-1988 WON 19, LOST 11Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (4th)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Derrick Chievous, Lynn HardyDec. 4 8 - #North Texas State W 74-56Dec. 5 8 - #E. Michigan (2OT) W 77-75Dec. 8 9 - @ Drake W 76-74Dec. 12 9 20 @ Memphis State L 68-76Dec. 16 16 - Virginia Tech W 105-96Dec. 22 17 - @ Illinois L 63-75Dec. 28 17 - San Jose State W 85-61Dec. 30 - - Alabama State W 129-64Jan. 2 - - Tulsa W 92-48Jan. 4 - - @ SIU-Carbondale W 86-66Jan. 6 - - Maryland W 93-85Jan. 9 - 18 @ Kansas L 74-78Jan. 16 - - @ Nebraska L 68-70Jan. 20 - - Chicago State W 84-56Jan. 23 - 10 Iowa State W 119-93Jan. 30 - - @ Oklahoma State W 86-72Feb. 3 - - Colorado W 99-69Feb. 6 - 7 @ Oklahoma L 101-120Feb. 9 - 14 Kansas State W 79-75Feb. 11 - - Nebraska W 92-67Feb. 13 - 7 @ Nevada-Las Vegas W 81-79Feb. 17 15 - @ Iowa State L 89-102Feb. 21 15 - Oklahoma State W 92-70Feb. 24 15 - @ Colorado L 78-87Feb. 27 15 - Kansas L 77-82Mar. 3 - 4 Oklahoma (OT) W 93-90Mar. 5 - - @ Kansas State L 82-92Mar. 11 - - +Iowa State W 90-80Mar. 12 - - +Oklahoma L 99-102Mar. 17 - 4 %Rhode Island L 80-87# Walsworth Show-Me Classic, Columbia+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA East First Round, Chapel Hill

1987-88 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGChievous 30 242-477 17-33 200-261 256-8.5 49/3/45 701-23.4Irvin 30 132-257 35-89 89-124 104-3.5 79/6/32 388-12.9Smith 30 145-288 0-0 48-75 197-6.6 72/34/29 338-11.3Coward 28 100-188 39-74 69-88 61-2.2 117/1/32 308-11.0Buntin 30 111-208 0-0 47-63 147-4.9 29/6/15 269-9.0Church 23 71-112 0-0 42-53 103-4.5 36/4/15 184-8.0Leonard 29 59-94 0-0 35-76 100-3.4 21/12/10 153-5.3Sandbothe 28 61-122 0-4 18-51 160-5.7 53/11/23 140-5.0Hardy 13 17-42 7-16 11-22 25-1.9 46/3/21 52-4.0McIntyre 23 19-55 5-29 16-26 30-1.3 47/0/13 59-2.6Sutton 11 6-9 0-0 3-4 7-0.6 2/1/3 15-1.4Rolf 14 1-3 0-0 2-4 3-0.2 2/0/0 4-0.3

1988-89 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGIrvin 36 227-427 40-115 214-259 168-4.7 115/8/64 708-19.7Smith 36 217-455 1-4 67-91 250-6.9 88/25/41 502-13.9Coward 37 164-365 60-154 62-90 74-2.0 164/0/33 450-12.2Leonard 37 160-270 0-0 65-113 205-5.5 23/42/17 385-10.4Peeler 36 130-258 13-37 89-118 134-3.7 102/8/34 362-10.1Church 37 126-193 0-0 85-117 194-5.2 40/6/23 337-9.1Sandbothe 37 82-157 0-2 47-82 227-6.1 117/15/37 211-5.7Buntin 36 74-134 0-1 17-31 111-3.1 22/5/13 165-4.6McIntyre 21 25-53 5-16 6-13 28-1.3 20/0/9 61-2.9Coleman 16 9-14 0-0 9-16 13-0.8 4/2/2 27-1.7Wawrzyniak 13 8-12 0-1 2-5 9-0.7 6/0/3 18-1.4Sutton 15 8-10 0-0 3-7 11-0.7 3/1/0 19-1.3Horton 10 5-10 0-0 1-3 11-1.1 1/1/1 11-1.1

1988-1989 WON 29, LOST 8Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Mike Sandbothe, Greg ChurchNov. 18 14 - #SW Missouri St. W 73-54Nov. 20 14 - #Xavier (Ohio) W 83-71Nov. 23 13 5 #North Carolina W 91-81Nov. 25 13 6 #Syracuse (OT) L 84-86Nov. 28 13 - Tennessee-Martin W 97-55Dec. 2 8 17 *Temple W 91-74Dec. 3 8 10 *North Carolina L 60-76Dec. 7 11 - @ Tulsa W 73-61Dec. 10 11 - Memphis State W 86-74Dec. 16 10 - =E. Washington W 81-68Dec. 17 10 - =Ohio W 113-85Dec. 19 10 6 @ Illinois L 84-87Dec. 21 10 - Southern W 114-96Dec. 28 11 - Arkansas W 83-78Dec. 31 11 - Morgan State W 96-66Jan. 7 11 - @ Colorado W 84-75Jan. 14 10 - Iowa State W 96-71Jan. 16 10 - @ Virginia Tech W 104-99Jan. 21 8 - Oklahoma State W 105-83Jan. 24 5 - @ Maryland W 87-73Jan. 28 5 - @ Nebraska W 89-72Feb. 1 5 18 @ Kansas W 91-66Feb. 4 5 - Kansas State W 73-68Feb. 9 3 5 @ Oklahoma L 105-112Feb. 11 3 - Kansas W 93-80Feb. 14 3 - @ Iowa State L 75-82Feb. 19 3 - Nebraska W 79-63Feb. 22 7 - @ Oklahoma State L 71-82Feb. 25 7 1 Oklahoma W 97-84Mar. 1 7 - @ Kansas State L 75-76Mar. 4 7 - Colorado W 66-65Mar. 10 10 - %Nebraska W 98-70Mar. 11 10 - %Kansas State W 88-83Mar. 12 10 2 %Oklahoma W 98-86Mar. 17 6 - $Creighton W 85-69Mar. 19 6 - $Texas W 108-89Mar. 24 6 7 +Syracuse L 80-83# Dodge NIT = Walsworth Publishing Classic, Columbia* Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions, Charlotte% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City$ NCAA Midwest First/Second Rounds, Dallas+ NCAA Midwest Regional, Minneapolis

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1990-91 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSmith 30 275-553 3-18 156-190 311-10.4 96/42/64 709-23.6Peeler 21 134-282 24-58 116-151 131-6.2 104/3/37 408-19.4Crudup 15 80-152 0-1 20-35 107-7.1 20/13/24 180-12.0Coleman 30 124-252 7-15 70-98 196-6.5 60/20/46 325-10.8Booker 30 89-205 19-55 51-76 66-2.2 105/6/31 248-8.3Warren 28 75-111 0-0 24-53 97-3.5 33/4/28 174-6.2Heller 26 63-125 0-0 24-43 106-4.1 26/31/9 150-5.8Horton 23 33-57 0-1 12-18 53-2.3 6/5/20 78-3.4Smith 30 21-58 3-14 27-51 60-2.0 80/4/48 72-2.4Frost 19 14-37 7-24 4-13 14-0.7 16/0/15 39-2.1Frazier 21 14-47 1-5 6-16 34-1.6 16/0/16 35-1.7Burns 14 4-15 3-8 2-2 12-0.9 3/0/2 13-0.9Dunham 11 3-13 1-8 2-3 9-0.8 1/0/4 9-0.8Wilkins 9 0-7 0-3 0-3 3-0.3 1/0/1 0-0.0

1990-1991 WON 20, LOST 10Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Doug SmithNov. 27 23 - @ Rutgers L 60-68Nov. 29 23 - Florida A&M W 81-52Dec. 1 23 - Oregon W 65-58Dec. 4 - - @ Creighton L 68-74Dec. 8 - 3 Arkansas L 82-95Dec. 12 - - @ Bradley W 76-60Dec. 19 - - @ Illinois L 81-84Dec. 22 - - Grambling State W 90-51Dec. 30 - - UT-Pan American W 75-56Jan. 2 - - Memphis State W 96-82Jan. 5 - - Oklahoma St. (OT) W 80-79Jan. 9 - - Prairie View A&M W 118-66Jan. 12 - - Kansas State W 62-60Jan. 15 - 11 Oklahoma W 80-72Jan. 19 - - @ Kansas L 64-91Jan. 22 - - Alaska-Fairbanks W 125-72Jan. 26 - - Iowa State W 82-78Jan. 30 - 11 @ Nebraska L 75-89Feb. 2 - 21 @ Oklahoma L 87-95Feb. 6 - - @ Colorado (OT) W 75-67Feb. 12 - 11 Kansas L 70-74Feb. 16 - 21 @ Oklahoma State L 56-71Feb. 20 - 14 Nebraska W 91-71Feb. 23 - - @ Iowa State L 76-89Feb. 27 - - @ Kansas State W 84-75Mar. 2 - - Colorado W 76-51Mar. 4 - - Notre Dame W 84-54Mar. 8 - - %Iowa State W 97-81Mar. 9 - 12 %Okla. St. (2OT) W 94-92Mar. 10 - 13 %Nebraska W 90-82% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City

League Champions1989-1990 WON 26, LOST 6Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Nathan Buntin, Lee CowardNov. 24 11 - $Evansville W 68-53Nov. 25 11 12 $Louisville W 82-79Nov. 26 11 7 $North Carolina W 80-73Dec. 2 5 - Tennessee-Martin W 78-58Dec. 4 5 - Creighton W 86-79Dec. 6 4 - Hawaii-Loa W 106-48Dec. 9 4 - @ Old Dominion W 88-75Dec. 13 4 7 @ Arkansas W 89-88Dec. 16 4 - Bradley W 86-77Dec. 20 4 5 @ Illinois L 93-101Dec. 27 7 15 @ Memphis State W 71-65Dec. 30 7 - Nebraska-Kearney W 119-88Jan. 2 7 - Austin Peay State W 84-48Jan. 6 7 - Oklahoma State W 78-68Jan. 10 5 - Southern W 106-87Jan. 13 5 - @ Nebraska W 111-95Jan. 16 4 - @ Oklahoma State W 72-71Jan. 20 4 1 Kansas W 95-87Jan. 23 1 - Rutgers W 89-84Jan. 27 1 - @ Colorado W 104-89Jan. 31 1 - @ Iowa State W 95-93Feb. 4 1 - Colorado W 93-69Feb. 8 1 - @ Kansas State L 58-65Feb. 10 1 - Nebraska W 107-85Feb. 13 2 1 @ Kansas W 77-71Feb. 18 2 11 Oklahoma W 92-90Feb. 21 1 - Iowa State W 89-85Feb. 25 1 10 @ Oklahoma L 90-107Feb. 28 3 - Kansas State W 65-60Mar. 3 3 - @ Notre Dame L 67-98Mar. 9 6 - %Colorado (OT) L 88-92Mar. 16 11 - +Northern Iowa L 71-74$ Maui Classic, Maui% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA East First Round, Richmond

1989-90 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSmith 32 260-462 0-1 115-161 295-9.2 64/28/44 635-19.8Peeler 31 184-413 24-68 130-169 168-5.4 179/15/63 522-16.8Buntin 32 181-347 1-2 109-178 304-9.5 41/11/12 472-14.8Coward 27 121-240 35-81 26-30 70-2.6 93/1/21 303-11.2McIntyre 32 121-248 50-121 41-58 88-2.8 104/2/45 333-10.4Ford 30 54-137 24-80 60-67 53-1.8 105/0/36 192-6.4Coleman 29 43-86 5-7 18-23 91-3.1 20/10/13 109-3.8Warren 32 32-63 0-0 20-38 74-2.3 18/2/13 84-2.6Sutton 21 20-39 0-1 9-13 29-1.4 7/5/0 49-2.3Heller 19 16-29 0-0 7-22 24-1.3 4/7/4 39-2.1Horton 22 12-17 0-0 11-14 19-0.9 0/0/0 35-1.6Burns 8 2-6 0-3 0-0 3-0.4 4/0/0 4-0.5

1991-1992 WON 21, LOST 9Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,2nd)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Anthony PeelerNov. 25 - - Canisius W 72-42Nov. 30 - - Texas A&M W 77-47Dec. 3 - - Florida A&M W 86-61Dec. 7 - 11 @ Arkansas W 87-76Dec. 11 21 - Nebraska-Kearney W 113-67Dec. 14 21 - Nevada-Las Vegas W 90-78Dec. 21 17 - Jackson State W 99-76Dec. 23 16 - @ Illinois W 61-44Dec. 28 16 - Murray State W 92-52Dec. 30 13 - Eastern Illinois W 83-56Jan. 4 13 - @ Oregon W 79-58Jan. 8 12 - @ Memphis State L 78-89Jan. 13 13 6 Kansas (OT) L 80-92Jan. 18 13 - @ Nebraska W 83-73Jan. 23 12 - @ Notre Dame W 77-68Jan. 25 12 - Colorado W 69-52Feb. 2 12 3 @ Oklahoma State L 61-84Feb. 5 12 - Iowa State W 81-71Feb. 9 9 21 @ Oklahoma W 99-92Feb. 12 9 - Kansas State W 67-59Feb. 17 9 - Nebraska W 87-61Feb. 19 9 - @ Colorado L 60-77Feb. 23 9 8 Oklahoma State W 66-52Feb. 26 6 - @ Iowa State W 75-71Feb. 29 6 - @ Kansas State L 69-73Mar. 4 11 - Oklahoma L 67-81Mar. 8 11 3 @ Kansas L 89-97Mar. 13 13 - %Iowa State L 75-80Mar. 19 16 - *West Virginia W 89-78Mar. 21 16 19 *Seton Hall L 71-88% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City* NCAA East First/Second Rounds, Greensboro1991-92 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGPeeler 29 218-475 55-132 187-232 160-5.5 112/10/62 678-23.4Crudup 30 181-357 2-13 96-142 246-8.2 55/25/49 460-15.3Booker 30 124-261 47-108 53-69 114-3.8 118/4/29 348-11.6Coleman 27 94-171 1-8 77-94 129-4.8 31/21/22 266-9.9Warren 29 115-183 0-0 49-92 175-6.0 41/5/38 279-9.6Frazier 30 52-118 1-8 71-93 104-3.5 31/3/27 176-5.9Smith 29 26-77 9-26 16-26 62-2.1 81/8/31 77-2.7Dunham 11 11-24 0-0 0-2 11-1.0 2/2/2 22-2.0Frost 21 10-27 6-22 14-18 9-0.4 6/0/5 40-1.9Heller 3 1-1 0-0 3-11 5-1.7 0/1/0 5-1.7Horton 19 9-23 0-0 7-18 24-1.3 3/6/1 25-1.3Burns 8 1-7 1-6 0-0 2-0.3 0/0/0 3-0.4Smith 14 1-5 1-3 0-4 2-0.1 7/1/4 3-0.2

1992-93 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGBooker 33 164-374 51-141 143-175 142-4.3 122/3/46 522-15.8Crudup 33 188-375 3-3 70-139 273-8.3 38/37/49 449-13.6Atkins 33 146-363 81-212 31-46 116-3.5 41/5/22 404-12.2Warren 33 112-187 1-4 56-112 185-5.6 39/7/25 281-8.5Heller 33 98-231 0-0 57-109 193-5.8 38/32/12 253-7.7Frazier 27 72-137 2-6 55-79 108-4.0 75/2/26 201-7.4Smith 30 41-117 4-27 49-76 73-2.4 118/7/42 135-4.5Finner 26 37-73 3-9 20-59 89-3.4 9/2/11 97-3.7Frost 27 16-43 8-22 15-20 13-0.5 41/0/11 55-2.0Johnson 9 5-14 0-2 7-9 6-0.7 6/0/5 17-1.9Burns 12 7-12 3-7 1-4 2-0.2 1/0/0 18-1.5Horton 13 4-9 0-0 6-13 15-1.2 2/5/1 4-0.3Simms 3 1-4 0-0 1-2 1-0.3 2/0/2 3-1.0Dunham 4 1-3 0-0 1-2 4-1.0 0/1/0 3-0.8

1992-1993 WON 19, LOST 14Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (7th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Jeff Warren, John BurnsDec. 1 - - Slippery Rock W 103-53Dec. 5 - - @ Texas A&M W 81-55Dec. 10 - - Southern Indiana W 77-62Dec. 19 - 12 Arkansas L 68-73Dec. 23 - - @ Illinois W 66-65Dec. 28 - - *San Francisco L 71-78Dec. 29 - - *Chaminade W 80-55Dec. 30 - - *Marist W 69-56Jan. 3 - - UNC-Asheville W 99-56Jan. 6 - - So. Illinois (2OT) W 82-76Jan. 9 - - @ Colorado W 91-87Jan. 11 - 18 @ Nevada-Las Vegas L 84-101Jan. 16 - - Iowa State W 64-49Jan. 18 - - Coastal Carolina W 94-69Jan. 21 - - Memphis State L 56-64Jan. 24 - - Oklahoma State W 79-63Jan. 27 - - Notre Dame W 73-57Jan. 30 - - @ Nebraska (OT) L 87-88Feb. 1 - 3 @ Kansas L 69-86Feb. 3 - - Cal St.-Northridge W 65-54Feb. 8 - 23 Kansas State W 67-51Feb. 10 - - @ Oklahoma L 84-95Feb. 13 - 7 Kansas L 63-67Feb. 17 - - @ Iowa State L 50-65Feb. 21 - - Nebraska L 75-76Feb. 24 - - @ Oklahoma St. (OT) L 74-77Feb. 27 - - Oklahoma L 68-69Mar. 2 - - @ Kansas State L 67-78Mar. 6 - - Colorado W 70-53Mar. 12 - 21 #Oklahoma State W 81-62Mar. 13 - - #Iowa State W 67-63Mar. 14 - - #Kansas State W 68-56Mar. 18 - - +Temple L 61-75* Big Island Invitational, Hilo# Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA West First Round, Salt Lake City

1994-95 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGO’Liney 29 160-388 79-202 172-213 158-5.4 59/4/37 571-19.7Winfi eld 25 107-199 3-12 60-101 190-7.6 67/6/19 277-11.1Grimm 29 102-197 38-80 70-90 154-5.3 18/10/14 312-10.8Sutherland 29 73-199 44-113 62-74 59-2.0 47/3/19 252-8.7Haley 28 92-174 0-0 41-81 149-5.3 20/49/3 225-8.0Moore 29 76-174 5-14 30-45 82-2.8 71/5/11 187-6.4Tate 27 55-138 3-20 44-68 126-4.7 44/5/25 157-5.8Hudson 2 4-10 1-6 1-2 2-1.0 4/0/1 10-5.0Haley 28 50-124 0-0 27-45 98-3.5 9/16/5 127-4.5Finner 12 19-40 0-0 6-19 29-2.4 5/4/3 44-3.7Combs 22 9-17 2-5 14-18 20-0.9 5/0/1 34-1.5Hardge 4 2-5 0-0 2-8 9-2.3 1/4/0 6-1.5Walther 21 7-14 5-6 12-14 9-0.4 8/0/3 31-1.5Reeve 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0.6 0/0/0 0-0.0

1994-1995 WON 20, LOST 9Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Paul O‘LineyNov. 26 - - Chicago State W 106-72Nov. 30 - - % Purdue W 69-66Dec. 3 - 4 Arkansas L s71-94Dec. 6 - - SE Missouri W 84-77Dec. 8 - - Coppin State W 90-62Dec. 17 - - Mercer W 74-73Dec. 19 - - Liberty W 87-76Dec. 22 - 23 @ Illinois W 76-58Jan. 2 - - @ Washington W 71-61Jan. 4 - - @ SMU W 84-68Jan. 7 - 19 @ Nebraska W 82-74Jan. 9 17 3 Kansas L 89-102Jan. 12 17 - Notre Dame W 64-56Jan. 14 17 - Kansas State W 67-61Jan. 18 16 - @ Jackson State W 86-72Jan. 22 16 - @ Oklahoma St. L 70-85Jan. 26 20 - Colorado W 85-80Jan. 30 18 11 @ Iowa State W 80-71Feb. 4 18 - @ Kansas State W 77-60Feb. 8 13 19 Iowa State W 59-56Feb. 11 13 24 Oklahoma St. W 81-79Feb. 18 9 - @ Oklahoma L 89-94Feb. 22 14 - Nebraska L 75-78Feb. 25 14 1 @ Kansas L 69-88Mar. 1 19 - @ Colorado L 76-81Mar. 4 19 16 Oklahoma (OT) W 83-81Mar. 10 17 - +Iowa State L 50-68Mar. 17 23 - *Indiana W 65-60Mar. 19 23 1 *UCLA L 74-75% Great Eight, Detroit+ Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City* NCAA West First/Second Rounds, Boise

** League Champions1993-1994 WON 28, LOST 4Big Eight Conf., Won 14, Lost 0 (1st)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Lamont FrazierNov. 27 - - Central Missouri W 69-66Dec. 2 - 2 @ Arkansas L 68-120Dec. 4 - - Jackson State W 80-76Dec. 6 - - Arkansas State W 80-58Dec. 11 - - SMU W 82-77Dec. 19 - - Coppin State W 64-63Dec. 22 19 - @ Illinois (3OT) W 108-107Dec. 30 - - Mercer W 78-56Jan. 2 - - Washington W 85-71Jan. 5 - - @ So. Illinois W 72-56Jan. 8 - - Kansas State W 63-43Jan. 12 T25 - @ Notre Dame L 77-73Jan. 15 T25 - @ Colorado W 80-72Jan. 19 - - Iowa State W 94-69Jan. 22 - - @ Oklahoma State W 73-68Jan. 24 24 - @ Nebraska W 89-73Jan. 31 20 3 Kansas W 79-67Feb. 5 20 - @ Oklahoma W 104-94Feb. 9 15 - Colorado W 82-70Feb. 12 15 - Oklahoma St. W 72-70Feb. 16 12 - @ Iowa St. (OT) W 79-72Feb. 20 12 4 @ Kansas W 81-74Feb. 23 6 - SE Missouri W 83-61Feb. 25 6 - Oklahoma W 99-83Mar. 2 6 - @ Kansas State W 68-57Mar. 5 6 - Nebraska W 80-78Mar. 11 3 - %Colorado W 64-62Mar. 12 3 - %Nebraska L 91-98Mar. 17 5 - +Navy W 76-53Mar. 19 5 - +Wisconsin W 109-96Mar. 24 5 15 *Syracuse (OT) W 98-88Mar. 26 5 9 *Arizona L 72-92% Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA West Regional, Ogden* NCAA West First/Second Rounds, Los Angeles

1993-94 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGBooker 32 189-375 66-163 135-164 121-3.8 143/2/41 579-18.1Crudup 31 154-318 0-1 101-157 248-8.0 43/41/32 409-13.2Thames 32 146-284 5-15 94-129 228-7.1 38/16/20 391-12.2O’Liney 24 70-185 43-115 65-87 63-2.6 41/3/22 248-10.3Atkins 32 107-281 71-200 21-40 114-3.6 30/2/17 306-9.6Frazier 31 83-183 5-15 84-125 107-3.5 105/7/31 255-8.2Winfi eld 30 52-105 1-3 23-46 91-3.0 35/3/24 128-4.3Finner 23 29-56 3-12 20-38 74-3.2 11/7/9 81-3.5Grimm 22 18-36 0-4 10-16 30-1.4 2/3/7 46-2.1Sutherland 30 21-62 5-28 15-21 24-0.8 13/0/9 62-2.1Walther 10 5-11 2-5 6-9 6-0.6 5/0/4 18-1.8Heller 22 15-35 0-0 7-18 42-1.9 8/18/5 37-1.7Smith 15 6-23 3-10 10-20 14-0.9 13/1/4 25-1.7Johnson 6 2-5 0-1 2-2 2-0.3 4/0/1 6-1.0Frost 12 1-6 0-3 0-1 4-0.3 1/0/0 2-0.2

** NCAA Tournament Games in the 1993-94 season were later vacated.

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1995-1996 WON 18, LOST 15Big Eight Conf., Won 6, Lost 8 (6th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Julian Winfi eldNov. 25 15 - Wofford W 86-60Nov. 27 13 - Tennessee St. W 89-75Nov. 30 13 - SMU W 66-51Dec. 2 13 - Chicago State W 117-45Dec. 5 11 - @ Arkansas L 93-104Dec. 9 11 - Jackson State W 86-63Dec. 16 14 - @ Arkansas State W 73-63Dec. 18 15 - Austin Peay St. W 81-58Dec. 20 15 14 @ Illinois (OT) L 85-96Dec. 28 18 - *So. California L 64-75Dec. 29 18 - *N. Carolina St. L 68-87Dec. 30 18 - *Hawaii W 95-89Jan. 3 - - SE Missouri W 102-65Jan. 6 - - Colorado W 77-66Jan. 13 - - Geo. Washington W 92-77Jan. 15 - - Oklahoma W 75-73Jan. 21 - - @ Iowa State L 62-73Jan. 24 - - @ Nebraska L 58-76Jan. 27 - - Kansas State W 86-80Jan. 29 - - @ Colorado L 94-106Feb. 3 - - @ Oklahoma L 68-104Feb. 7 - - Nebraska W 99-98Feb. 10 - 3 Kansas W 77-73Feb. 13 - - @ Oklahoma State W 63-59Feb. 18 - - @ Maryland L 72-91Feb. 21 - - @ Kansas State L 64-69Feb. 24 - 22 Iowa State L 74-78Feb. 26 - 3 @ Kansas L 65-87Mar. 3 - - Oklahoma State L 49-51Mar. 8 - - #Oklahoma (OT) W 92-88Mar. 9 - 23 #Iowa State L 53-57Mar. 13 - - +Murray State W 89-85Mar. 18 - - +Alabama L 49-72* Rainbow Classic# Big Eight Tournament+ National Invitation Tournament

1995-96 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGSutherland 33 140-293 69-148 114-130 67-2.0 53/2/27 463-14.0Thames 32 142-311 3-14 119-154 169-5.3 74/10/22 406-12.7Grimm 33 79-180 41-104 100-113 165-5.0 41/8/25 299-9.1Winfi eld 33 107-205 13-27 60-101 169-5.1 96/10/15 287-8.7Haley 32 102-198 0-0 38-75 173-5.4 28/35/16 242-7.6Haley 32 77-150 0-0 71-109 121-3.8 15/20/6 225-7.0Moore 33 58-134 1-7 38-67 76-2.3 73/0/28 155-4.7Tate 26 54-100 0-8 34-53 86-3.3 43/7/25 142-5.5Allouche 27 33-93 11-37 39-48 48-1.8 22/0/11 116-4.3Hardge 28 25-57 0-0 20-48 60-2.1 6/10/2 70-2.5Murdock 20 25-46 0-2 18-31 33-1.7 4//1/1 68-3.4Ferguson 22 15-41 9-28 2-7 13-0.6 11/0/2 41-1.9Walther 26 9-20 6-13 3-5 14-0.5 8/0/7 27-1.0Combs 17 7-21 1-3 5-6 15-0.9 9/0/2 20-1.2Reeve 2 1-1 0-0 0-5 3-1.5 0/0/0 2-1.0

1996-1997 WON 16, LOST 17Big 12 Conf., Won 5, Lost 11 (10th)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Chip Walther, Individual Game Capts.Nov. 23 - - Chicago State W 76-46Nov. 29 - - *Tenn.-Chatt. W 83-74Nov. 30 - 10 *Clemson (10) L 45-47Dec. 1 - - *Creighton (OT) W 73-71Dec. 4 - - Arkansas State W 81-47Dec. 7 - 22 Arkansas L 76-80Dec. 15 - - SE Missouri W 64-50Dec. 17 - - NW Missouri W 77-56Dec. 19 - - Mercer W 90-63Dec. 21 - - @ Iowa L 77-88Dec. 28 - - @ Illinois L 69-85Dec. 30 - - Southern W 111-69Jan. 4 - 4 Iowa State L 65-68Jan. 7 - - Colorado L 78-87Jan. 11 - - @ Oklahoma State L 67-68Jan. 14 - - Baylor W 82-66Jan. 18 - - @ Nebraska L 53-76Jan. 22 - - Nebraska W 75-74Jan. 26 - 23 @ Texas L 75-80Jan. 28 - - @ Texas A&M L 57-61Feb. 1 - - Kansas State W 85-63Feb. 4 - 1 Kansas (2OT) W 96-94Feb. 9 - 2 Wake Forest L 65-73Feb. 12 - 9 @ Iowa State L 59-87Feb. 15 - - Oklahoma W 80-73Feb. 17 - 1 @ Kansas L 67-79Feb. 22 - 21 @ Colorado L 75-84Feb. 25 - - Texas Tech ! L 73-84Mar. 1 - - @ Kansas State L 60-76Mar. 6 - - #Nebraska W 78-72Mar. 7 - - #Texas W 80-75Mar. 8 - - #Oklahoma W 89-80Mar. 9 - 1 #Kansas L 60-87* San Juan Shootout, San Juan# Big 12 Tournament, Kansas City! Texas Tech later forfeited game due to ineligible players

1996-97 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGThames 32 144-314 2-6 127-167 195-6.1 48/7/26 417-13.0Sutherland 33 120-288 72-180 105-125 78-2.4 74/1/30 417-12.6Grimm 33 128-260 61-147 77-97 161-4.9 43/10/25 394-11.9Lee 31 113-270 24-81 46-61 140-4.5 43/8/31 296-9.5Tate 23 65-150 1-13 72-87 100-4.3 83/5/30 203-8.8Decker 28 71-146 0-1 40-59 92-3.3 16/24/16 183-6.5Hafer 26 66-129 3-17 38-61 97-3.7 53/13/36 173-6.7Murdock 27 50-98 0-1 47-61 63-2.3 13/6/11 147-5.4Walther 25 29-59 14-37 9-12 38-1.5 30/0/10 81-3.2Allouche 25 24-62 10-29 10-12 36-1.4 18/0/6 68-2.7Ray 32 19-67 10-36 10-21 45-1.4 88/0/29 58-1.8Reeve 11 1-6 0-1 1-4 5-0.5 0/0/0 3-0.3Taylor 7 0-5 0-0 1-2 1-0.1 1/0/0 1-0.1

1997-1998 WON 17, LOST 15Big 12 Conf., Won 8, Lost 8 (T,5th)Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Kelly ThamesNov. 16 - - Western Carolina W 85-64Nov. 24 - - *DePaul W 45-42Nov. 25 - 3 *Duke L 59-82Nov. 26 - 8 *Kentucky L 55-77Dec. 2 - - Coppin State L 70-78Dec. 6 - 18 @ Arkansas L 46-75Dec. 10 - - Oral Roberts W 85-67Dec. 13 - - SE Missouri State W 65-64Dec. 20 - - Sam Houston State W 79-56Dec. 23 - - @ Illinois W 75-69Dec. 30 - 20 Maryland W 83-79Jan. 3 - - @ Kansas State L 56-111Jan. 5 - - Texas W 91-69Jan. 10 - - @ Iowa State L 62-75Jan. 14 - 25 Oklahoma St. W 70-64Jan. 17 - - @ Colorado L 78-81Jan. 19 - 3 Kansas W 74-73Jan. 24 - 10 Iowa (OT) W 80-79Jan. 25 - - @ Wake Forest L 65-74Jan. 28 - - @ Texas Tech L 60-80Jan. 31 - - Iowa State W 63-56Feb. 4 - - Nebraska (OT) W 81-76Feb. 8 - 3 @ Kansas L 70-80Feb. 11 - - @ Baylor L 80-89Feb. 14 - - Texas A&M W 73-60Feb. 18 - - @ Nebraska (OT) L 66-67Feb. 21 - - @ Oklahoma L 76-80Feb. 25 - - Colorado W 86-67Feb. 28 - - Kansas State W 89-59Mar. 5 - - #Iowa State W 74-55Mar. 6 - - #Oklahoma L 53-58Mar. 11 - - +Alabama-Birm. L 86-93* Maui Invitational, Maui# Big 12 Tournament, Kansas City+ National Invitation Tournament, Columbia

1997-98 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGThames 32 153-347 14-41 155-198 193-6.0 50/6/31 475-14.8Lee 32 127-290 42-119 75-98 165-5.2 53/11/29 371-11.6Woods 32 138-329 66-171 22-28 78-2.4 20/6/14 364-11.4White 20 85-211 16-47 32-45 97-4.9 42/7/22 218-10.9Hardge 30 73-170 0-0 63-123 176-5.9 27/34/8 209-7.0Grawer 31 51-112 36-79 45-57 73-2.4 79/0/45 183-5.9Hafer 31 72-156 7-29 29-38 104-3.4 67/10/42 180-5.8Parker 31 39-109 17-48 19-33 68-2.2 20/4/18 114-3.7Decker 23 26-67 0-1 23-34 58-2.5 12/12/8 75-3.3Ray 32 21-61 15-41 17-27 49-1.5 82/0/36 74-2.3Mazyck 4 3-9 0-0 2-4 6-1.5 1/1/0 8-2.0Weaver 8 2-7 1-3 0-0 0-0.0 1/0/3 5-0.6Wampler 9 1-3 0-1 2-6 4-0.4 1/0/1 4-0.4

1998-99 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGWhite 29 182-401 13-44 96-140 252-8.7 88/20/39 473-16.3Woods 29 124-290 53-142 43-54 51-1.8 23/2/19 344-11.9Grawer 29 88-183 64-129 37-47 119-4.1 78/0/61 277-9.6Dooling 28 78-170 8-28 79-110 58-2.1 85/12/32 243-8.7Hardge 29 77-169 0-1 55-125 164-5.7 18/24/9 209-7.2Parker 28 52-130 13-31 31-51 110-3.9 24/5/14 148-5.3Hafer 25 54-110 4-9 34-50 96-3.8 49/16/43 146-5.8Gilbert 29 45-129 24-88 7-11 68-2.3 33/9/34 121-4.2Schumacher 28 32-59 0-0 24-31 46-1.6 9/16/2 88-3.1Rowan 17 5-17 0-1 6-12 23-1.4 4/2/3 16-0.9Stevenson 9 2-4 0-0 6-11 7-0.8 0/0/0 10-1.1Wampler 10 2-5 1-1 1-5 5-0.5 0/1/0 6-0.6

1998-1999 WON 20, LOST 9Big 12 Conf., Won 11, Lost 5 (T,2nd)Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptains: Monte Hardge, John WoodsNov. 13 - - Jackson State W 87-46Nov. 18 - - *SW Missouri L 69-72Nov. 23 - - Austin Peay W 63-53Nov. 29 - - SW Texas State W 69-51Dec. 1 - - Nicholls State W 66-57Dec. 5 - - Idaho W 68-60Dec. 9 - - Ark.-Pine Bluff W 89-33Dec. 12 - - @ SMU W 66-55Dec. 19 - 25 @ Iowa L 68-82Dec. 22 - - @ Illinois W 67-62Dec. 30 - - Centenary W 77-48Jan. 2 - - Nebraska W 80-57Jan. 6 - - @ Kansas State W 70-63Jan. 9 - - @ Texas A&M W 96-91Jan. 11 - 16 Kansas L 61-73Jan. 16 - - @ Colorado L 63-82Jan. 24 - 19 @ Kansas W 71-63Jan. 27 - - Kansas State W 70-63Jan. 30 - - Baylor W 73-55Feb. 3 24 - Texas Tech W 88-63Feb. 6 24 - @ Nebraska L 61-69Feb. 8 - - @ Iowa State W 77-61Feb. 13 - - Colorado W 87-56Feb. 15 - - Oklahoma L 57-69Feb. 20 22 - @ Oklahoma St. L 68-84Feb. 24 - - Iowa State W 75-64Feb. 27 - 22 @ Texas W 54-47Mar. 5 24 - #Kansas State L 74-84Mar. 11 - 25 +New Mexico L 59-61* Preseason Chase NIT, Columbia# Big 12 Tournament, Kansas City+ NCAA Tournament, Denver

1999-2000 WON 18, LOST 13Big 12 Conf. - Won 10, Lost 6 (6th)Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: Jeff Hafer, Mark WamplerNov. 12 - - *Wisconsin L 55-66Nov. 13 - - *Princeton W 51-48Nov. 19 - - UNC-Asheville W 75-69Nov. 21 - - Western Carolina W 85-68Nov. 27 - - Morgan State W 91-50Dec. 1 - - SMU W 63-60Dec. 7 - 15 Indiana L 68-73Dec. 12 - - Saint Louis (TWA Dome) L 72-75Dec. 18 - - Iowa W 72-61Dec. 21 - 15 @ Illinois W 78-72Dec. 30 - - +Kentucky L 53-70Jan. 4 - - Winthrop L 46-51Jan. 8 - - @ Iowa State L 81-86Jan. 12 - - Colorado W 100-86Jan. 15 - - Kansas State W 73-56Jan. 18 - - @ Baylor W 74-72Jan. 22 - 7 Kansas W 81-59Jan. 29 - - Texas A&M W 93-62Feb. 2 - - @ Colorado W 86-81Feb. 5 - - @ Nebraska W 84-78Feb. 9 - 17 Iowa State L 62-72Feb. 12 - 18 Texas L 63-66Feb. 15 - - @ Texas Tech W 86-76Feb. 19 - - @ Kansas State W 84-74Feb. 21 - 8 Okla. State L 72-84Feb. 26 - 20 @ Oklahoma L 56-83Mar. 1 - - Nebraska W 86-72Mar. 5 - 23 @ Kansas L 82-83Mar. 9 - - #Texas Tech W 80-47Mar. 10 - 15 #Oklahoma L 80-84Mar. 17 - - %North Carolina L 70-84* NABC Classic, Syracuse+ Sugar Bowl Classic, New Orleans# Big 12 Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA Tournament, Birmingham

1999-00 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGDooling 31 145-373 59-170 124-167 84-2.7 113/17/44 473-15.3Rush 22 109-216 46-108 59-78 94-4.3 34/4/29 323-14.7Gilbert 31 144-378 88-233 48-62 114-3.7 71/6/45 424-13.7Soyoye 31 98-192 0-0 77-122 194-6.3 24/7/18 273-8.8Grawer 31 61-174 39-119 67-74 88-2.8 87/0/45 228-7.4Hafer 30 78-160 22-64 33-54 108-3.6 56/9/48 211-7.0Parker 30 75-170 14-38 20-33 133-4.4 24/7/19 184-6.1Kroenke 30 27-69 22-59 6-10 23-0.8 10/1/7 82-2.7Gage 25 19-47 1-10 21-39 63-2.5 6/215 60-2.4Schumacher 25 14-35 0-0 11-16 32-1.3 0/8/5 39-1.6Stevenson 9 1-5 0-0 2-4 9-1.0 0/0/0 4-0.4Wampler 6 0-3 0-0 1-2 3-0.5 1/0/0 1-0.2Weaver 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0

2000-01 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGRush 26 192-434 69-154 96-120 174-6.7 51/21/34 549-21.1Gilbert 32 172-472 102-277 83-103 85-2.7 112/5/38 529-16.5Johnson 33 127-245 0-1 43-79 257-7.8 25/65/36 297-9.0Grawer 33 80-198 71-174 46-55 86-2.6 86/1/44 277-8.4Paulding 33 90-214 12-56 38-56 79-2.4 30/7/15 230-7.0Soyoye 33 66-147 0-0 96-123 219-6.6 20/12/25 228-6.9Stokes 33 58-152 22-57 73-105 63-1.9 67/2/38 211-6.4Bryant 24 32-66 0-0 9-32 83-3.5 10/14/7 73-3.0Parker 29 17-43 1-7 12-19 53-1.8 5/2/8 47-1.6Gage 24 10-35 2-6 19-38 50-2.1 8/3/13 41-1.7Stevenson 9 2-6 0-0 5-12 16-1.8 2/0/0 9-1.0Schumacher 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 2-2.0 1/0/0 2-2.0Kroenke 1 0-2 0-2 0-0 1-1.0 1/0/0 0-0.0Griffi n 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0Kiernan 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0

2000-2001 WON 20, LOST 13Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (6th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Brian Grawer, Johnnie Parker, T.J. SoyoyeNov. 17 - - Savannah State W 90-49Nov. 22 - - *Rhode Island W 70-60Nov. 24 - - *Valparaiso W 77-61Nov. 25 - - *Syracuse L 62-84Dec. 2 - - Texas-Pan Amer. W 78-57Dec. 6 - - DePaul W 99-84Dec. 9 - - Saint Louis W 77-73Dec. 16 - 22 @ Iowa (2OT) L 94-99Dec. 18 - - @ Indiana W 68-63Dec. 21 - 5 @ Illinois (OT) L 81-86Dec. 30 - - Stetson W 89-64Jan. 2 - - Coastal Carolina W 75-61Jan. 6 - - Nebraska W 68-66Jan. 10 - - @ Colorado W 82-76Jan. 13 - 18 Iowa St. (4OT) W 112-109Jan. 16 20 - @ Kansas State L 59-80Jan. 20 20 13 @ Virginia L 72-85Jan. 24 - - @ Nebraska L 79-85Jan. 27 - - Texas Tech W 66-64Jan. 29 - 4 Kansas W 75-66Feb. 5 - - @ Oklahoma State L 66-69Feb. 7 - - Kansas State W 70-66Feb. 11 - 12 @ Iowa State L 64-72Feb. 14 - - Colorado W 80-69Feb. 17 - - @ Texas A&M W 97-90Feb. 19 - 13 Oklahoma L 61-63Feb. 24 - - Baylor W 69-59Feb. 26 - - @ Texas L 61-76Mar. 4 - 10 @ Kansas L 59-75Mar. 8 - - #Texas A&M W 77-62Mar. 9 - 16 #Oklahoma L 65-67Mar. 15 - - %Georgia W 70-68Mar. 17 - 1 %Duke L 81-94* Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage# Big 12 Tournament, Kansas City% NCAA Tournament, Greensboro

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2002-2003 WON 22, LOST 11Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (t-5th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Rickey Paulding, Travon Bryant,Arthur Johnson, Josh KroenkeNov. 22 20 - American W 72-57Nov. 30 18 - Austin Peay W 81-46Dec. 2 18 - Sacramento State W 98-60 Dec. 7 15 - %Southern California W 78-72Dec. 9 15 - Wisc.-Green Bay W 88-67Dec. 14 11 - Memphis W 93-78Dec. 21 11 12 #Illinois L 85-70Dec. 30 17 - Valparaiso W 65-47 Jan. 4 16 - @ Iowa W 88-82Jan. 7 13 - Centenary W 88-58Jan. 11 13 - Baylor W 77-69Jan. 13 13 - @ Syracuse L 76-69Jan. 18 11 24 @ Okla. State L 76-56Jan. 21 21 - Iowa State W 64-59Jan. 25 21 4 @ Texas L 76-55Jan. 29 25 - @ Nebraska W 63-56Feb. 1 25 - Colorado W 73-70Feb. 3 25 12 @ Kansas L 76-70Feb. 9 21 - Texas Tech W 82-73Feb. 12 21 - @ Texas A&M L 73-71Feb. 15 21 - Kansas State W 71-63 Feb. 18 - - Nebraska W 67-50Feb. 22 - - @ Colorado L 89-68Feb. 26 - 3 Oklahoma W 67-52Mar. 1 - - @ Kansas State W 77-70Mar. 5 - - @ Iowa State L 71-55Mar. 9 - 6 @ Kansas L 79-74Mar. 13 - - $Nebraska W 70-61 Mar. 14 - 23 $Okla. State W 60-58Mar. 15 - 4 $Kansas W 68-63Mar. 16 - 6 $Oklahoma L 47-49Mar. 20 24 - ^Southern Illinois W 72-71Mar. 22 24 9 ^Marquette L 101-92% John R. Wooden Classic (Anaheim Pond–Anaheim, Calif.)# Busch Braggin’ Rights Game (Savvis Center–St. Louis, Mo.)$ Phillips 66 / 2003 Big 12 Conference Tournament ^ NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.)

2002-03 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGPaulding 33 199-442 75-193 100-125 183-5.5 71/13/24 573-17.4Johnson 33 222-450 0-0 88-155 316-9.6 40/61/30 532-16.1Clemons 32 151-400 88-258 65-81 93-2.9 121/2/49 455-14.2Bryant 33 115-240 18-50 46-82 193-5.8 36/41/28 294-8.9McKinney 32 90-222 41-124 53-68 120-3.8 109/2/26 274-8.6Kroenke 31 30-70 29-64 20-31 73-2.4 52/3/14 109-3.5Echols 10 10-19 0-1 11-21 28-2.8 11/0/4 31-3.1Young 33 34-61 0-0 9-24 106-3.2 10/16/7 77-2.3Ferguson 30 18-49 1-6 4-11 69-2.3 2/6/0 41-1.4Jackson 5 0-1 0-0 1-2 2-0.4 0/0/0 1-0.2Stewart 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0.2 0/0/0 0-0.0Kiernan 13 0-4 0-3 0-0 7-0.5 0/0/3 0-0.0

2004-2005 WON 16, LOST 17Big 12 Conf., Record: 7-9 (t-8th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Jason Conley, Brian DaileyNov. 15 - - *Brown W 68-60Nov. 16 - - *Houston W 77-61Nov. 19 - - Davidson L 84-81Nov. 23 - - & Creighton L 78-54 Nov. 24 - - & Houston L 57-55Nov. 28 - - Murray State W 59-55Dec. 4 - - Oakland W 70-61Dec. 7 - - Arkansas L 62-52Dec. 11 - - Montana W 87-62Dec. 19 - - Indiana W 56-53Dec. 22 - 1 #Illinois L 70-64Dec. 30 - 12 Gonzaga W 63-61Jan. 4 - - American W 64-51Jan. 8 - - Iowa State W 62-59Jan. 11 - 6 @ Oklahoma State L 78-68Jan. 15 - - @ Kansas State L 74-54Jan. 19 - - Texas Tech L 78-62Jan. 22 - - Nebraska W 80-70Jan. 26 - - @ Colorado L 64-62Jan. 29 - - Kansas State L 64-53Jan. 31 - 6 @ Kansas L 73-61Feb. 5 - - @ Texas A&M L 91-63Feb. 9 - - @ UNLV L 74-71Feb. 12 - 16 Oklahoma (OT) W 70-66Feb. 16 - - Baylor W 60-53Feb. 19 - - @ Nebraska W 56-53Feb. 22 - - Colorado W 63-54Feb. 26 - - @ Texas L 63-51Mar. 2 - - @ Iowa State L 67-49Mar. 6 - 7 Kansas W 72-68Mar. 11 - - $Nebraska W 70-67Mar. 12 - 17 $Oklahoma L 83-79Mar. 16 - - ^DePaul L 75-70* NABC Guardians Classic (Columbia, Mo.)& NABC Guardians Classic (Kansas City, Mo.)# Busch Braggin Rights Game (St. Louis, Mo.)$ Phillips 66 / Big 12 Basketball Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)^ National Invitation Tournament First Round (Columbia, Mo.)

2004-05 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGKleiza 33 193-352 0-1 105-163 250-7.6 53/9/20 530-16.1Gardner 33 121-333 53-196 49-59 87-2.6 66/1/22 344-10.4Conley 33 117-266 41-117 62-84 194-5.9 66/6/44 337-10.2McKinney 33 76-188 19-74 66-85 99-3.0 78/4/27 237-7.2Horton 32 62-168 34-92 30-62 74-2.3 103/2/34 188-5.9Brown 33 57-135 22-58 32-50 63-1.9 16/5/20 168-5.1Young 33 59-119 0-0 42-79 163-4.9 7/20/15 160-4.8Ferguson 4 5-10 0-0 1-2 10-2.5 1/4/1 11-2.8Grimes 33 35-66 0-0 17-35 71-2.2 0/18/6 87-2.6Dandridge 30 21-57 12-40 4-4 12-0.4 5/3/7 58-1.9Laurie 7 1-5 1-4 1-2 3-0.4 12/0/7 4-0.6Dailey 8 0-2 0-2 0-0 2-0.3 1/0/3 0-0.0

2001-2002 WON 25, LOST 11Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (6th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Clarence Gilbert, Kareem RushNov. 13 8 - *Tennessee-Martin W 89-63Nov. 22 8 - *Air Force W 86-58Nov. 20 5 22 *Alabama W 75-68Nov. 21 5 9 *Iowa W 78-77Nov. 24 5 - %Xavier W 72-60Nov. 29 3 - Jackson State W 106-68 Dec. 1 3 - Grambling W 100-76 Dec. 3 3 - @ St. Louis W 69-67 Dec. 6 2 - Southern W 117-67Dec. 15 2 - Iowa L 65-83Dec. 22 8 9 ^Illinois L 61-72Dec. 29 10 - @ DePaul L 62-63Jan. 2 17 - Coppin State W 74-47 Jan. 5 17 - Nebraska W 60-53Jan. 9 17 - @ Iowa State L 67-71Jan. 12 17 - @ Kansas State W 81-66Jan. 16 21 - Texas A&M W 74-50Jan. 19 21 - Colorado W 92-77 Jan. 21 21 5 @ Oklahoma L 71-84 Jan. 26 18 - Kansas State W 86-74 Jan. 28 18 2 @ Kansas L 73-105 Feb. 3 22 8 Virginia W 81-77 Feb. 6 22 - Iowa State W 76-73 Feb. 9 22 - @ Baylor W 80-81 Feb. 13 - - @ Nebraska W 87-71 Feb. 17 - - Texas L 70-72 Feb. 20 - - @ Texas Tech L 68-91 Feb. 23 - - @ Colorado W 96-83Feb. 25 - 13 @ Oklahoma State W 72-69Mar. 3 - 1 Kansas L 92-95 Mar. 7 - - $Iowa State W 79-59Mar. 8 - - $Texas L 85-89 Mar. 14 - 21 +Miami(FL) W 93-80 Mar. 16 - 14 +Ohio State. W 83-67Mar. 21 - - !UCLA W 83-73 Mar. 23 - 3 !Oklahoma L 75-81 * NABC Guardians Classic (Columbia and Kansas City, Mo.)% The Wooden Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.)^ Busch Braggin’ Rights Game (St. Louis, Mo.)$ Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City)+ NCAA Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.) - West First/Second Round! NCAA Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) - West Regional

2001-02 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGRush 36 249-585 111-274 103-134 188-5.2 89/22/39 712-19.8Gilbert 36 196-503 118-308 101-127 122-3.4 114/4/50 611-17.0Johnson 36 188-341 0-0 63-114 286-7.9 44/71/34 439-12.2Paulding 35 147-288 50-113 73-100 135-3.9 54/18/35 417-11.9Bryant 36 98-170 6-13 26-51 193-5.4 21/20/30 228-6.3Stokes 36 64-150 24-74 58-84 86-2.4 147/2/36 210-5.8Echols 32 30-65 1-3 20-33 84-2.6 22/4/8 81-2.5Gage 24 17-31 0-0 21-32 99-4.1 18/5/20 55-2.3Ferguson 30 20-43 0-0 11-17 54-1.8 5/5/2 51-1.7Kroenke 32 15-43 11-32 4-7 33-1.0 22/0/7 45-1.4John 24 5-28 3-11 5-6 13-0.5 2/3/0 18-0.8Kiernan 11 2-3 2-3 4-4 4-0.4 1/0/3 10-0.9Griffi n 5 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-0.0 0/0/0 0-0.0

2003-04 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGJohnson 30 193-352 0-1 105-163 224-7.5 32/48/31 491-16.4Paulding 30 144-363 54-158 111-141 129-4.3 84/12/31 453-15.1Kleiza 16 64-146 8-23 41-66 135-8.4 13/5/7 177-11.1Bryant 30 121-236 24-59 51-71 197-6.6 51/45/21 317-10.6McKinney 30 84-205 36-97 79-93 100-3.3 97/3/20 283-9.4Conley 25 67-160 30-88 26-36 86-3.4 43/6/20 190-7.6Gardner 28 57-153 32-99 26-29 58-2.1 24/2/14 172-6.1Kroenke 28 24-62 21-54 11-16 33-1.2 28/0/6 80-2.9Pulley 11 5-17 0-0 8-21 16-1.5 25/1/4 18-1.6Young 30 15-35 0-0 5-15 57-1.9 3/4/5 35-1.2Dailey 5 1-1 1-1 0-0 1-0.2 1/0/2 3-0.6Laurie 21 2-13 2-12 1-3 7-0.3 17/2/8 7-0.3

2003-2004 WON 16, LOST 14Big 12 Conf., Record: 9-7 (6th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Rickey Paulding, Travon Bryant,Arthur Johnson, Josh KroenkeNov. 29 5 - @ Oakland W 90-85Dec. 2 4 - Coppin State W 70-61Dec. 6 4 - @ Indiana W 63-58Dec. 13 3 17 #Gonzaga (OT) L 87-80 Dec. 21 10 - UNC-Greensboro W 106-89Dec. 23 11 21 %Illinois L 71-70Dec. 27 11 - @ Memphis L 61-59Dec. 30 11 - Belmont L 71-67Jan. 3 23 - Iowa W 76-56Jan. 7 - - @ Iowa State L 70-65Jan. 10 - - Texas A&M W 82-77Jan. 12 - 17 Syracuse L 82-68Jan. 17 - 11 @ Oklahoma (OT) W 79-75Jan. 20 - 16 Texas (OT) L 75-69Jan. 24 - - Nebraska W 72-51Jan. 28 - - @ Colorado L 83-70Jan. 31 - - Kansas State W 62-53Feb. 2 - 15 @ Kansas L 65-56Feb. 7 - - @ Nebraska L 78-62Feb. 10 - - Colorado W 77-65Feb. 15 - - UNLV W 94-60Feb. 18 - - Iowa State W 82-70Feb. 21 - - @ Baylor W 70-66Feb. 24 - 6 Okla. St. (2OT) W 93-92Feb. 28 - - @ Kansas State W 79-69Mar. 3 - - @ Texas Tech L 87-76Mar. 7 - 21 Kansas L 84-82Mar. 11 - - *Texas A&M W 74-68Mar. 12 - 18 *Kansas L 94-69Mar. 16 - - ^Michigan L 65-64# Battle in Seattle (Seattle, Wash.)% Busch Braggin Rights Game (St. Louis, Mo.)* Phillips 66 / 2004 Big 12 Basketball Tournament (Dallas, Texas)^ National Invitation Tournament First Round (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

2005-06 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGGardner 28 186-434 94-237 85-118 90-3.2 45/0/27 551-19.7McKinney 28 123-303 27-76 79-101 103-3.7 65/4/25 352-12.6Brown 28 98-215 6-38 68-99 135-4.8 40/8/19 270-9.6Young 28 92-181 0-0 55-84 203-7.3 14/20/12 239-8.5Horton 27 45-130 23-75 18-36 77-2.9 121/1/43 131-4.9Grimes 28 26-53 0-0 22-40 73-2.6 2/16/7 74-2.6Lyons 25 26-58 1-8 13-36 60-2.4 5/8/5 66-2.6Dandridge 24 24-63 11-41 2-6 35-1.5 8/2/5 61-2.5Watkins 27 23-57 1-12 13-24 38-1.4 18/3/12 60-2.2Lawrence 25 11-33 9-23 6-8 18-0.7 5/0/7 37-1.5Douglas 17 6-15 0-1 3-7 20-1.2 14/1/5 15-0.9

2005-2006 WON 12, LOST 16Big 12 Conf., Record: 5-11 (11th)Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Jimmy McKinney, Kevin Young, Thomas GardnerNov. 14 - - Sam Houston State L 80-77Nov. 20 - - Northwestern State W 81-72Nov. 29 - - UMKC W 60-42Dec. 2 - - @ Arkansas L 66-63Dec. 7 - - @ Davidson L 82-73Dec. 10 - - Texas A&M-CC W 82-81Dec. 18 - - Furman W 72-63Dec. 21 - - %Illinois (6) L 82-50Dec. 28 - - Eastern Illinois W 68-56Dec. 30 - - Oakland W 74-58Jan. 2 - - Louisiana Monroe W 73-44Jan. 7 - - Oklahoma State W 69-61Jan. 10 - 22 @ Oklahoma W 71-69Jan. 14 - - Colorado L 74-71Jan. 16 - - Kansas (OT) W 89-86Jan. 21 - - @ Kansas State L 79-64Jan. 25 - - Iowa State L 82-58Jan. 28 - - @ Nebraska L 65-52Feb. 1 - 7 Texas L 66-54Feb. 4 - - @ Texas Tech L 73-55Feb. 7 - - @ Baylor L 90-64Feb. 12 - - Kansas State W 74-71Feb. 18 - 22 @ Kansas L 79-46Feb. 21 - - Texas A&M L 54-51Feb. 25 - - @ Colorado L 78-60Feb. 28 - - @ Iowa State L 85-78Feb. 5 - - Nebraska W 64-63Mar. 9 - - *Nebraska L 71-64# NIT Season Tip-Off (Columbia, Mo.)% Busch Braggin Rights Game (St. Louis, Mo.)* Phillips 66 / 2006 Big 12 Basketball Tournament (Dallas, Texas)

2006-07 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGHannah 30 161-356 59-151 82-104 106-3.5 137/0/72 463-15.4M. Lawrence 30 115-237 81-183 26-36 92-3.1 23/1/28 337-11.2Brown 30 104-231 20-68 74-105 125-4.2 44/11/23 302-10.1K. Lawrence 30 106-245 38-98 41-52 86-2.9 57/11/35 291-9.7Lyons 30 82-149 4-21 53-82 129-4.3 32/22/33 221-7.4Grimes 30 91-183 0-1 28-47 169-5.6 11/35/8 210-7.0Butterfi eld 29 55-112 5-19 18-30 81-2.8 24/3/21 133-4.6Tiller 30 44-103 11-34 26-37 39-1.3 34/1/22 125-4.2Horton 30 34-97 19-55 21-37 57-1.9 95/2/38 108-3.6Watkins 24 21-43 2-5 11-17 24-1.0 5/0/9 55-2.3Volkus 23 18-36 0-0 15-24 41-1.8 1/4/6 51-2.2Dandridge 18 8-29 4-19 5-6 12-0.7 2/1/7 25-1.4Berardini 8 1-3 1-3 1-3 1-0.1 0/0/0 4-0.5Anderson 10 1-3 1-1 0-0 3-0.3 1/0/0 3-0.3

2006-2007 WON 18, LOST 12Big 12 Conf., Record 7-9 (6th)Coach: MIKE ANDERSONCaptains: Game-to-GameNov. 10 - - $ - N. Carolina A&T W 101-80Nov. 11 - - $ - Army W 67-58Nov. 12 - - $ - Stetson W 66-45Nov. 16 - - Lipscomb W 89-69Nov. 19 - - Davidson W 81-75Nov. 25 - - Stephen F. Austin W 85-56Nov. 27 - - Coppin State W 98-77Nov. 30 - - Arkansas W 86-64Dec. 3 - - Evansville W 73-54Dec. 9 - - @ Purdue L 79-62Dec. 19 - - % - Illinois L 73-70Dec. 30 - - Southern W 87-58Jan. 2 - - Mississippi State W 83-75Jan. 6 - - Iowa State L 66-65Jan. 10 - 25 @ Texas L 88-68Jan. 13 - - Kansas State L 85-81Jan. 15 - 5 @ Kansas L 80-77Jan. 24 - - @ Colorado W 79-65Jan. 27 - - Texas Tech W 71-58Jan. 31 - - @ Kansas State L 80-73Feb. 3 - - Nebraska L 66-61Feb. 6 - - @ Iowa State W 77-55Feb. 10 - 8 Kansas L 92-74Feb. 14 - - Baylor W 78-71Feb. 17 - 18 @ Oklahoma State W 75-64Feb. 20 - - Oklahoma W 72-68Feb. 24 - - @ Nebraska (OT) L 82-77Feb. 28 - - Colorado W 91-82Mar. 3 - 6 @ Texas A&M L 94-78Mar. 8 - - *Baylor L 97-83$ John Thompson Foundation Classic (Mizzou Arena)% Busch Braggin’ Rights (Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Mo.)* Big 12 Tournament (Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Okla.)

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Mizzou went a perfect 18-0 at home in 2009 and owned the nation’s largest

home court scoring margin, +25.2 ppg.

2007-08 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGHannah 20 99-230 45-117 50-66 59-3.0 105/2/38 293-14.7Lyons 31 162-278 1-13 80-125 176-5.7 53/21/22 405-13.1Carroll 32 162-302 3-17 90-147 213-6.7 42/21/36 417-13.0K. Lawrence 32 133-307 37-106 50-66 107-3.3 77/16/29 353-11.0M. Lawrence 32 94-255 72-207 21-23 94-2.9 30/5/25 281-8.8Tiller 32 83-188 12-45 41-52 74-2.3 59/8/26 219-6.8Brown 31 52-127 17-44 20-32 59-1.9 29/9/14 141-4.5Butterfi eld 30 45-112 8-26 22-36 61-2.0 18/1/19 120-4.0Horton 29 35-98 8-37 33-42 54-1.9 94/0/35 111-3.8Safford 24 20-50 7-19 7-13 52-2.2 14/8/8 54-2.3Volkus 28 23-52 0-0 14-18 46-1.6 5/6/3 60-2.1Berardini 8 3-5 3-5 0-0 2-0.3 2/0/1 9-1.1Anderson 16 2-7 1-5 0-0 2-0.1 6/0/3 5-0.3

2007-2008 WON 16, LOST 16Big 12 Conf., Record 6-10 (10th)Coach: MIKE ANDERSONCaptains: Marshall BrownNov. 12 - - $ Central Michigan W 87-76Nov. 13 - - $ Fordham W 79-55 Nov. 16 - - Southern W 95-50Nov. 19 - 10 # Michigan State L 86-83Nov. 20 - - # Maryland W 84-70Nov. 25 - - Western Illinois W 91-52Nov. 28 - - @ Arkansas L 94-91Dec. 1 - - & California L 86-72Dec. 8 - - Purdue W 73-63Dec. 15 - - McNeese State W 81-44Dec. 17 - - North Carolina A&T W 94-66Dec. 22 - - % Illinois L 59-58Dec. 27 - - Coppin State W 72-38Dec. 30 - - @ Mississippi State L 87-75Jan. 8 - - UMKC W 96-76Jan. 12 - 12 Texas W 97-84Jan. 16 - - @ Iowa State L 72-67Jan. 19 - 3 Kansas L 76-70Jan. 23 - - @ Texas Tech L 92-84Jan. 26 - - @ Colorado W 66-62Jan. 30 - - Nebraska L 66-62Feb. 2 - 22 Kansas State W 77-74Feb. 4 - 2 @ Kansas L 90-71Feb. 9 - 18 Texas A&M L 77-69Feb. 13 - - @ Nebraska (OT) W 86-78Feb. 16 - 18 @ Kansas State L 100-63Feb. 23 - - Colorado W 60-53Feb. 26 - - Oklahoma State L 75-73Mar. 1 - - @ Baylor L 100-89Mar. 5 - - Iowa State (2OT) W 81-75Mar. 8 - - @ Oklahoma L 75-66Mar. 13 - - ^ Nebraska L 61-56

$ O’Reilly’s Auto Parts CBE Classic - Columbia, Mo.# O’Reilly’s Auto Parts CBE Classic - Kansas City, Mo. % Busch Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)^ Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo. - Sprint Center)

2008-09 G FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA REB-AVG A/B/S PTS-AVGCarroll 38 246-441 16-44 121-191 273-7.2 82/25/59 629-16.6Lyons 37 176-357 5-13 182-245 225-6.1 73/26/38 539-14.6Lawrence 38 121-264 82201 25-37 83-2.2 35/4/34 349-9.2Tiller 38 116-258 13-55 74-101 130-3.4 138/8/68 319-8.4Taylor 38 91-207 26-78 48-71 115-3.0 128/12/55 256-6.7English 38 82-212 41-110 42-58 62-1.6 42/4/19 247-6.5Denmon 38 81-205 34-112 31-39 84-2.2 54/5/34 227-6.0Ramsey 38 58-95 6-18 14-39 102-2.7 31/31/24 136-3.6Safford 38 50-92 13-20 16-36 76-2.0 27/10/15 129-3.4Bowers 31 44-80 0-5 10-15 64-2.1 15/13/11 98-3.2Paul 38 42-121 17-62 12-19 35-0.9 57/1/21 113-3.0Sutton 12 7-15 7-15 0-0 3-0.3 0/0/2 21-1.8Moore 18 6-14 0-0 8-17 24-1.3 5/1/3 20-1.1Anderson 21 4-20 3-13 2-3 16-0.8 12/0/5 13-0.6

2008-2009 WON 31, LOST 7Big 12 Conf., Record 12-4 (3rd)Coach: MIKE ANDERSONCaptains: Michael Anderson Jr., DeMarre Carroll, Matt Lawrence, Leo LyonsNov. 15 - - Prairie View A&M W 86-65Nov. 17 - - & - Chattanooga W 103-75Nov. 20 - - $ - Xavier L 75-71Nov. 21 - - $ - Fairfi eld W 87-59Nov. 23 - 19 $ - USC W 83-72Nov. 30 - - Oral Roberts W 92-83Dec. 2 - - Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 95-41Dec. 7 - - & - California W 93-66Dec. 13 - - Murray State W 75-64Dec. 20 - - Stetson W 78-44Dec. 23 25 - % - Illinois L 75-59Dec. 27 25 - SIU Edwardsville W 107-57Dec. 30 - - Centenary W 80-52Jan. 3 - - at Georgia W 83-76Jan. 6 - - Coppin State W 88-58Jan. 10 - - *at Nebraska L 56-51Jan. 14 - - *Colorado W 107-62Jan. 17 - - *Iowa State W 77-46Jan. 21 - - *at Oklahoma State W 97-95Jan. 24 - - *Texas Tech W 97-86Jan. 28 - - at Kansas State L 88-72Jan. 31 - - Baylor W 89-72Feb. 4 - 16 *at Texas W 69-65Feb. 7 - - *at Iowa State W 82-68Feb. 9 17 16 *Kansas W 62-60Feb. 14 17 - *Nebraska W 70-47Feb. 21 11 - *at Colorado W 66-53Feb. 25 11 - *Kansas State W 94-74Mar. 1 11 15 *at Kansas L 90-65Mar. 4 15 4 *Oklahoma W 73-64Mar. 7 15 - *at Texas A&M L 96-86Mar. 12 14 - ^Texas Tech W 81-60Mar. 13 14 - ^Oklahoma State W 67-59Mar. 14 14 - ^Baylor W 73-60Mar. 20 9 - # - Cornell W 78-59Mar. 22 9 23 # - Marquette W 83-79Mar. 26 9 2 + - Memphis W 102-91Mar. 28 9 - + - Connecticut L 82-75& - Opening Round, O’Reilly’s Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off $ - O’Reilly’s Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off (San Juan, Puerto Rico)% - Busch Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)* - Big 12 Conference Game^ - Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla. - Ford Center)# - NCAA West Regional (Boise, Idaho - Taco Bell Arena)+ - NCAA West Regional Finals (Glendale, Ariz. - U. of Phoenix Stadium)

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Most PointsMizzou High 40 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 33 Julian Wright

Kansas, 2-10-2007

Most Field GoalsMizzou High 13 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 14 Julian Wright

Kansas, 2-10-2007

Most Field Goals AttemptedMizzou High 22 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-200622 Thomas Gardner

vs. Texas A&M CC, 2-10-2005Opponent High 24 Richard Roby

Colorado, 1-14-2006

Highest Field Goal Percentage (Min 7 FGA)Mizzou High .875 (7-8) Laurence Bowers

vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009.875 (7-8) Kevin Young

vs. Kansas St. 2-12-2006Opponent High .857 (6-7) Mario Bogan

Oklahoma St., 1-7-2006

Most Three-Point Field GoalsMizzou High 7 Matt Lawrence

vs. N.C. A&T, 11-10-20067 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 7 Drake Deiner

DePaul, 3-15-2005

Most Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedMizzou High 14 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 12 Dane Brumagin

UMKC, 1-8-200812 Michael Neal

Oklahoma, 2-20-2007

Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min 5 FGA)Mizzou High .800 (4-5) Thomas Gardner

vs. Louisiana Monroe, 1-02-2006Opponent High .857 (6-7) Ryan Bright

Sam Houston St., 11-14-2005

Most Free ThrowsMizzou High 15 Linas Kleiza

vs. Nebraska, 1-22-2005Opponent High 12 David Hoskins

Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Most Free Throws AttemptedMizzou High 18 Linas Kleiza

vs. Kansas, 3-6-2005Opponent High 12 David Hoskins

Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Highest Free Throw PercentageMizzou High 1.000

(10-10)Thomas Gardner vs. E. Illinois, 12-28-2005

Opponent High 1.000 (12-12)

David Hoskins Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Most ReboundsMizzou High 18 Leo Lyons

vs. Oklahoma St., 2-26-2008Opponent High 16 Damion James

Texas, 1-12-2008

Most AssistsMizzou High 13 Stefhon Hannah

vs. Coppin St., 11-27-2006Opponent High 8 D.J. Augustin

Texas, 1-12-2008

Most StealsMizzou High 7 J.T. Tiller

vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-20097 Stefhon Hannah

vs. S.F. Austin, 11-25-2006Opponent High 6 Trey Pearson

Murray St., 11-28-20046 Quinton Day

UMKC, 11-26-20056 Tony Hooper

Louisiana Monroe, 1-2-2006

Most BlocksMizzou High 4 Kalen Grimes

vs. Montana, 12-11-2004Opponent High 5 Kleon Penn

McNeese St., 11-15-2007

Most Minutes PlayedMizzou High 42 Jason Horton

vs. Iowa St., 3-5-200842 Thomas Gardner

vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 42 Bryan Peterson

Iowa St. 3-5-200842 Taj Gray

Oklahoma, 2-12-200542 Terrell Everett,

Oklahoma, 2-12-2005

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSmizzou arena records

138

TEAM RECORDSmizzou arena records

Most PointsMizzou 107 vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009

107 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-2008Opponent 92 Kansas, 2-10-2007

Fewest PointsMizzou 51 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006Opponent 38 Coppin St., 12-27-2007

Most Field GoalsMizzou 41 vs. N.C. A&T, 11-10-2006Opponent 35 Kansas, 2-10-2007

Fewest Field GoalsMizzou 16 vs. Indiana, 12-19-2004Opponent 13 Coppin St., 12-27-2007

Highest Field Goal PercentageMizzou .643 vs. S.F. Austin, 11-25-2006Opponent .600 Davidson, 11-19-2004

Lowest Field Goal PercentageMizzou .298 vs. Arkansas, 12-7-2004Opponent .246 UMKC, 11-29-2005

Most Three-Point Field GoalsMizzou 13 vs. Iowa State, 1-17-2009

13 vs. Coppin State, 1-6-2009Opponent 14 Oklahoma St., 2-26-2008

14 UMKC, 1-8-2008

Fewest Three-Point Field GoalsMizzou 2 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006Opponent 1 McNeese St., 11-15-2007

1 Arkansas, 12-7-20041 Texas Tech, 1-19-2005

Highest Three-Point Field Goal PercentageMizzou .600 vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009Opponent .583 Oklahoma St., 2-26-2008

Lowest Three-Point Field Goal PercentageMizzou .125 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006Opponent .050 McNeese St., 11-15-2007

Most Free ThrowsMizzou 33 vs. Kansas St., 2-25-2009Opponent 37 Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Most Free Throws AttemptedMizzou 43 vs. Kansas St., 2-25-2009Opponent 43 Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Fewest Free ThrowsMizzou 5 vs. Oklahoma, 2-12-2005Opponent 0 Colorado, 2-23-2008

Highest Free Throw PercentageMizzou .857 vs. Colorado, 2-27-2007Opponent 1.000 Oklahoma St. 1-7-2006

Lowest Free Throw PercentageMizzou .391 vs. Murray St., 11-28-2004Opponent .000 Colorado, 2-23-2008

Most ReboundsMizzou 53 vs. UMKC, 11-29-2005Opponent 52 Kansas, 1-19-2008

Fewest ReboundsMizzou 17 vs. UMKC, 11-29-2005Opponent 19 S.F. Austin, 11-25-2007

Most AssistsMizzou 32 vs. N.C. A&T, 11-10-2006Opponent 20 Kansas, 1-16-2006

Fewest AssistsMizzou 7 vs. Iowa St., 1-6-2007

7 vs. UMKC, 11-29-2005

Opponent 5 Coppin St., 12-27-2007

5 Coppin St., 11-27-2006

Most BlocksMizzou 8 vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009Opponent 8 UMKC, 11-29-2005

Most StealsMizzou 20 vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-2009

20 vs. Southern, 12-30-2006Opponent 13 Iowa St., 1-8-2005

Fewest StealsMizzou 1 vs. Northwestern St., 11-20-2005Opponent 2 by several

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individual records

POINTS SCOREDHalf 29Derrick Chievous – vs. Va. Tech, 12-16-1987Willie Smith – vs. Michigan, 3-20-1976

Game 46

Joe Scott – vs. Nebraska, 3-6-1961

Season 821

Derrick Chievous, 1986-87

Career 2,580


Senior Year 783

Willie Smith, 1975-76

Junior Year 821


Sophomore Year 640


Freshman Year 445

Steve Stipanovich, 1979-80

SCORING AVERAGESeason 25.3


Career – 2 Seasons 23.9


Career – 3 Seasons 19.7

John Brown, 1971-73

Career – 4 Seasons 19.t9


GAMES PLAYEDSeason 38DeMarre Carroll,J .T. Tiller,Zaire Taylor,Matt Lawrence,Kim English,Marcus Denmon,Keith Ramsey,Miguel Paul, andJustin Safford, 2008-09

Career 134Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89

GAMES STARTEDSeason 38DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09J.T. Tiller, 2008-09

Career 128Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002

CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTEDCareer 113Jon Sundvold, 1980-83

MINUTES PLAYEDGame 56Clarence Gilbert – vs. Iowa St., 1-13-2001

Season 1,303Jon Sundvold, 1982-83

Career 4,289Jon Sundvold, 1980-83

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 19Doug Smith – vs. Nebraska, 2-10-1990

Season 300Willie Smith, 1975-76

Career 897Doug Smith, 1988-91

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 36Clarence Gilbert – vs. Iowa St., 1-13-2001

Season 636Willie Smith, 1975-76

Career 1,758Doug Smith, 1988-91

DOUG SMITHFinished his career with a school record 897 fi eld goals, while leading Mizzou to the 1990 Big Eight Championship

140

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame (Min. 10 Made) 1.000Jeff Warren – vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-1992 (10-10)Ricky Frazier – vs. Okla. St., 2-26-1980 (12-12)

Season .676Jeff Warren, 1990-91 (75-111)

Conference Season .747Greg Church, 1989 (62-83)

Career .614Jeff Warren, 1990-93 (334-544)

CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADESeason 24Jeff Warren, 1991-92 (4 Games)

MOST PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURESGame 8vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987Derrick Chievous, Greg Church, Lee Coward, Byron Irvin, Gary Leonard, Mike Sandbothe, Doug Smith, Bradd Sutton

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE**First Lynn Hardy – vs. Arkansas St., 11-28-1986

Game 12Clarence Gilbert – vs. Colorado, 2-23-2002

Season 118Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 (118-308)

Career 332Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 (332-906)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED**Game 18Clarence Gilbert – vs. Iowa St., 1-13-2001

Season 308Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02

Career 906Clarence Gilbert, 1999-02

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE**Game (Min. 5 Made) 1.000Brian Grawer – vs. Iowa St., 2-24-1999 (6-6)

Season (Min. 30 Made) .527Lee Coward, 1987-88 (39-74)

Career (Min. 40 Made) .439Kareem Rush, 2000-01 (115-262)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL MADE**Game 40Kareem Rush, 2001-02

MOST PLAYERS MAKING A THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSeason 101993-94Mark Atkins, Melvin Booker, Marlo Finner, Lamont Frazier, Paul O’Liney, Reggie Smith, Jason Sutherland, Kelly Thames, Chip Walther, Julian Winfi eld

REBOUND AVERAGESeason 16.5Bill Stauffer, 1951-52

Career 13.6Bill Stauffer, 1950-52

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

** Three-point records are from a distance of 19’9”. The three-point line has been moved to 20’9” for the 2008-09 season.

LEO LYONSNarrowly missed the fi rst 20-point, 20-rebound performance in Mizzou Arena history with 27 points and 18 rebounds vs. Oklahoma State on February 26, 2008

141

REBOUNDSGame 27Bob Reiter – at Kansas St., 1-15-1955

Season 379Bill Stauffer, 1951-52

Career 1,083Arthur Johnson, 2000-04

FREE THROWS MADEGame 20Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990Don Tomlinson – vs. Iowa St., 1-19-1969

Season 244Derrick Chievous, 1986-87

Career 764Derrick Chievous, 1985-88

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 25Sammie Haley – vs. Murray St., 3-13-1996 (NIT)

Season 302Derrick Chievous, 1986-87

Career 963Derrick Chievous, 1985-88

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame (Min. 10 Made) 1.000Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990 (20-20)

Season .905Brian Grawer, 1999-2000 (67-74)

Career .848Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 (341-402)

CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADEGame 20Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990

Season 39Jason Sutherland, 1995-96

ASSISTSGame 13Stefhon Hannah – vs. Coppin St., 11-27-2006

Melvin Booker – vs. Illinois, 12-22-1993 (4 OT)

Season 179Anthony Peeler, 1989-90

Career 497Anthony Peeler, 1989-92

STEALSGame 8Reggie Smith – vs. Florida A&M, 12-3-1992

Season 76Lynn Hardy, 1986-87

Career 196Anthony Peeler, 1989-92

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 8Arthur Johnson – vs. Stetson, 12-30-2000

Season 71Arthur Johnson, 2001-02

Career 245Arthur Johnson, 2002-04

PERSONAL FOULSSeason 123Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86

Career 422Doug Smith, 1988-91

DISQUALIFICATIONS Season 13Kim Anderson, 1974-75

Career 34Kim Anderson, 1974-77

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

ANTHONY PEELERFinished his career as Mizzou’s

all-time leader in assists and steals

142

POINTS SCOREDHalf 73vs. Prairie View A&M, 1-9-1991

Game 129vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987

Season 3,2561988-89

SCORING AVERAGESeason 88.01988-89

GREATESTMARGIN OF VICTORYGame 72vs. Chicago St., 12-2-1995 (117-45)vs. MacMurray, 1-12-1976 (106-34)

GREATESTMARGIN OF DEFEATGame 55at Kansas St., 1-3-1998 (56-111)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 54vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987

Season 1,2351988-89

CONSECUTIVEFIELD GOALS MADEGame 12vs. Prairie View A&M, 1-9-1991vs. Hawaii Loa, 12-6-1989

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 99vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-1962

Season 2,3581988-89

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame .754vs. Hawaii Loa, 12-6-1989 (43-57)

Season .5731979-80 (936-1,635 — NCAA Record)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE** Game 20vs. Colorado, 2-23-2002 (Of 37 Att.)

Season 3262001-2002 (Of 834 Att.)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED** Game 36vs. Kansas St., 2-28-1998

Season 8342001-2002

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE** Game .750vs. Jackson St., 12-21-1991 (6-8)at Kansas, 1-9-1988 (6-8)

Season .4201987-1988 (103-245)

FREE THROWS MADE Game 42vs. Texas - El Paso, 12-8-1973

Season 667

TEAM RECORDS

1993-94 teamUndefeated 14-0 Big 8 Champions


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TEAM RECORDS

CONSECUTIVEFREE THROWS MADEGame 23vs. Kansas St., 2-1-1997vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-2005

Season 26at Texas A&M, 1-28-1997 vs. Kansas St., 2-1-1997

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 56vs. Oklahoma, 2-5-1957

Season 9451988-89

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame 1.000On Many Occasions

Season .7581996-97 (583-769)

REBOUNDSGame 74vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-1962

Season 1,5591988-89

STEALSGame 23vs. Florida A&M, 12-3-1992

Season 3882008-09

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 11at Kansas, 1-24-1999vs. Iowa St., 2-8-1995

Season 1542001-02

PERSONAL FOULSGame 38at Hawaii, 12-22-1975vs. Illinois, 12-22-1993

Season 7421988-89

POINTS OFF THE BENCHGame 62vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009

vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-2009

Season 1,0272008-09

BENCH SCORING AVERAGESeason 27.02008-09

DISQUALIFICATIONSGame 6at Hawaii, 12-22-1975vs. Oklahoma St., 12-30-1966

CONFERENCE TITLESWon 151918-20-21-22-30-39-40-76-80-81-82-83-87-90-94

Missouri set a new standard for bench production in 2008-09, as the Tigers averaged a school record

27.0 ppg from its reserves


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CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE TITLES Won 41980-81-82-83

SEASON WON-LOST RECORDSGames Played 382008-09

Games Won 312008-09

Games Lost 221966-67

Conference Games Won 171919-201920-21

Conference Games Lost 131965-661966-67

Best Winning Pct. .9441920-21 (Record Of 17-1)1919-20 (Record Of 17-1)1917-18 (Record Of 17-1)

Best Conference Winning Percentage

1.000

1994 (14-0)

Home Games Played 192004-052006-07

Home Games Won 182008-09

Road Games Played 211988-89

Road Games Won 151981-82

20-VICTORY SEASONSSeasons 211972-73-76-77-80-81-82-83-86-87-89-90-91-92-94-95-99-01-02-03-09

CONSECUTIVE20-VICTORY SEASONSSeasons 41979-80 to 1982-831988-89 to 1991-92

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WONSeason 191981-82

Overall 221919-20

Home Games Season 182008-09

Overall 341988-90

Conference Games 211919-20

ConferenceHome Games

21

1919-20

Conference Road Games 111981-83

CONSECUTIVE WINNINGSeasons 171979-80 to 1995-96

TEAM RECORDS

The 2008-09 Tigers won a school record 31 games and advanced to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight

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TEAM OPPONENT – GAME

MOST POINTS 120Oklahoma, 2-6-1988 at NormanArkansas, 12-2-1993 at Fayetteville

MOST POINTS, HALF 75Arkansas, 12-2-1993 at Fayetteville (2nd)

FEWEST POINTS, PER HALF (SINCE ’56) 4, 13(1st Half): Colorado, 1-23-1980 at Columbia(2nd Half): Kansas, 2-9-1982 at Lawrence

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MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 50Kansas, 3-9-1974 at Lawrence

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 98Illinois, 12-6-1978 at Champaign

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .696Kansas (32-46), 1-19-1991 at Lawrence

WORST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .183Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11-60), 12-9-1998 at Columbia

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 16Arkansas, 12-2-1993 at Fayetteville

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

35

UMKC, 1-8-2008 at Columbia

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 42Oklahoma, 2-18-1995 at Norman

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 55Nebraska, 1-16-1956 at Lincoln

MOST REBOUNDS 80Pacifi c, 12-23-1966 at Stockton

MOST PERSONAL FOULS 44UTEP, 12-8-1974 at Columbia

MOST DISQUALIFICATIONS 6Rice, 12-13-1965 at Columbia

INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT – GAME

MOST POINTS 50Bud Stallworth, Kansas, 2-26-1972 at Lawrence

MOST FGS MADE 19Bud Stallworth, Kansas, 2-26-1972 at Lawrence

MOST FG ATTEMPTS 38Bud Stallworth, Kansas, 2-26-1972 at Lawrence

MOST THREE-POINTFIELD GOALS MADE

8

Fred Hoiberg, Iowa St., 1-30-1995 at Ames

MOST THREE-POINTFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTS

18

Lindsey Hunter, Jackson St., 12-21-1991 at Columbia

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 19Ken Charlton, Colorado, 3-5-1962 at Columbia

OPPONENT RECORDS

THOMAS GARDNERDropped in 40 points in a

Jan. 16, 2006 win over Kansas

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DOUBLE-DOUBLE RECORDS/30-POINT GAMES

CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES1. 45, Al Eberhard 1971-742. 44, Doug Smith 1987-91

44, Arthur Johnson 2000-044. 37, John Brown 1970-735. 34, Steve Stipanovich 1979-836. 33, Jevon Crudup 1990-94

33, Derrick Chievous 1984-888. 28, Curtis Berry 1977-819. 26, Kim Anderson 1973-77

10. 22, Greg Cavener 1982-86

SINGLE SEASON DOUBLE-DOUBLES1. 22, Al Eberhard 1973-742. 18, Arthur Johnson 2002-033. 17, Doug Smith 1990-91

17, John Brown 1971-725. 16, Steve Stipanovich 1982-83

16, John Brown 1972-737. 14, Doug Smith 1990-918. 13, Nathan Buntin

13, Derrick Chievous1989-901986-87

10. 11, Jevon Crudup 1993-94

DOUBLE-DOUBLE LEADER BY CLASSFreshmanArthur Johnson 2000-01 6SophomoreAl Eberhard 1973-74 22JuniorArthur Johnson 2002-03 18SeniorDoug Smith 1990-91 17

TEAM DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN A SEASON SINCE 1971-721972-73 351971-72 311989-90 281990-91 261982-83 241973-74 231983-84 221980-81 221975-76 221974-75 22

20 POINT-20 REBOUND GAMES (SINCE 1954-55)Bob Reiter 23-27 vs. Kansas State, 1-15-1955Charles Henke 20-20 vs. Arkansas, 12-3-58Ned Monsees 24-24 vs. St. Louis, 12-12-64John Brown 21-21 vs. Kansas, 2-27-73Al Eberhard 25-20 vs. Kansas, 2-27-73Al Eberhard 21-21 vs. Oklahoma, 12-26-73Al Eberhard 31-20 vs. Iowa State, 1-12-74Curtis Berry 20-20 vs. Kansas, 1-9-80

ALL-TIME 30-POINT GAMES AT MISSOURI (139 TOTAL)PLAYER CL. PTS. OPP. DATEJoe Scott Sr. 46 Nebraska 3/6/1961Doug Smith Jr. 44 Nebraska 2/10/1990Lionel Smith Sr. 44 Marquette 2/18/1957Clarence Gilbert Jr. 43 Iowa State (4-OT) 1/13/2001Anthony Peeler Sr. 43 Kansas 3/8/1992Willie Smith Sr. 43 Michigan (NCAA) 3/20/1976Anthony Peeler So. 42 Iowa State 1/31/1990Derrick Chievous Sr. 42 Virginia Tech 12/16/1987John Brown Sr. 41 Oklahoma State 3/3/1973Charles Henke Sr. 41 Nebraska 12/28/1960Thomas Gardner Jr. 40 Kansas 1/16/2006Clarence Gilbert Sr. 40 Colorado 2/23/2002Doug Smith Sr. 40 Oklahoma State 1/5/1991Derrick Chievous Sr. 39 Colorado 2/3/1988Clay Johnson Jr. 39 Colorado 1/19/1977Doug Smith Sr. 38 Oklahoma 2/2/1991Kim Anderson Sr. 38 Kansas 2/9/1977Willie Smith Sr. 38 Kansas State 3/3/1976Arthur Johnson Sr. 37 Kansas 3/7/2004Willie Smith Jr. 37 Oklahoma 12/30/1974Rickey Paulding Jr. 36 Marquette (NCAA) 3/23/2003Doug Smith Sr. 36 Bradley 12/12/1990Ron Coleman Jr. 36 Oklahoma 2/12/1966Norm Stewart Sr. 36 Colorado 2/18/1956Melvin Booker Sr. 35 Wisconsin (NCAA) 3/19/1994Byron Irvin Sr. 35 Virginia Tech 1/16/1989Derrick Chievous Sr. 35 Rhode Island (NCAA) 3/17/1988Derrick Chievous Sr. 35 Oklahoma 3/3/1988John Brown Sr. 35 Massachusetts (NIT) 3/17/1973John Brown Sr. 35 SMU 1/8/1973John Brown Sr. 35 Purdue 12/6/1972Henry Smith Sr. 35 Arkansas 12/1/1970Norm Stewart Sr. 35 Texas Tech 12/5/1955Mark Atkins Jr. 34 UNLV 1/11/1993Anthony Peeler Sr. 34 Nebraska 2/17/1992Anthony Peeler Sr. 34 Nebraska 1/18/1992Doug Smith Jr. 34 Iowa State 2/21/1990Byron Irvin Sr. 34 Oklahoma 2/25/1989Derrick Chievous Jr. 34 Iowa State 2/4/1987Derrick Chievous Jr. 34 Oklahoma 1/10/1987Malcolm Thomas Jr. 34 Oklahoma 2/4/1984Willie Smith Jr. 34 Kansas State 2/5/1975John Brown Jr. 34 Kentucky 12/17/1971Ron Coleman Jr. 34 Santa Clara 12/21/1966Ron Coleman So. 34 Rice 12/13/1965Linas Kleiza So. 33 Oklahoma 3/11/2005Kareem Rush Jr. 33 Texas (Big 12) 3/8/2002Doug Smith Sr. 33 Alaska-Fairbanks 1/22/1991Byron Irvin Sr. 33 Temple (2-OT) 12/2/1988Derrick Chievous Jr. 33 California 12/2/1986Malcolm Thomas Sr. 33 Oklahoma 2/16/1985Tom Johnson Sr. 33 Kansas 2/20/1968Charles Henke Sr. 33 Iowa State 3/2/1961Charles Henke Sr. 33 Kansas State 2/18/1961Charles Henke Sr. 33 Loyola, Ill. 12/14/1960Norm Stewart Sr. 33 Iowa State 2/20/1956Norm Stewart Sr. 33 Colorado 12/30/1955Bob Reiter Sr. 33 Oklahoma 3/2/1955Bob Reiter Sr. 33 Houston 2/13/1954Kareem Rush So. 32 Iowa State (4-OT) 1/13/2001Clarence Gilbert Jr. 32 Iowa (2-OT) 12/16/2000Kareem Rush So. 32 Iowa (2-OT) 12/16/2000Jason Sutherland Jr. 32 Arkansas 12/5/1995Melvin Booker Sr. 32 Kansas 2/20/1994Anthony Peeler Sr. 32 Arkansas 12/7/1991Doug Smith Sr. 32 Iowa State 3/8/1991Anthony Peeler Jr. 32 Prairie View 1/9/1991Doug Smith Jr. 32 Colorado (OT) 3/9/1990Doug Smith So. 32 Texas (NCAA) 3/18/1989Derrick Chievous Sr. 32 Oklahoma 2/6/1988Derrick Chievous Fr. 32 Arizona 12/29/1984Steve Stipanovich Sr. 32 Oklahoma State 1/19/1983

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Jon Sundvold Sr. 32 Oregon 12/11/1982Mark Dressler Sr. 32 Notre Dame (NCAA) 3/8/1980Willie Smith Sr. 32 Colorado 2/7/1976Willie Smith Sr. 32 Iowa State 1/24/1976Willie Smith Jr. 32 Purdue 3/14/1975John Brown Jr. 32 Kansas State 3/7/1972John Brown Jr. 32 Nebraska 2/15/1972John Brown Jr. 32 St. Francis (Pa.) 12/13/1971Don Tomlinson Sr. 32 Indiana 12/6/1969Ned Monsees Sr. 32 Rice 12/22/1964Bob Price Sr. 32 Iowa State 3/3/1964Ken Doughty Jr. 32 Oklahoma 12/30/1961Charles Henke Sr. 32 Kansas State 2/25/1961Bob Reiter Sr. 32 Kansas State 2/25/1961Joe Scott Jr. 32 Oklahoma 2/6/1960DeMarre Carroll Sr. 31 Iowa State 2/7/2009Linas Kleiza So. 31 Nebraska 1/22/2005Rickey Paulding Sr. 31 Oklahoma State 2/24/2004Kareem Rush So. 31 Oklahoma 3/9/2001Kareem Rush So. 31 DePaul 12/6/2000Kareem Rush Fr. 31 Texas Tech 2/16/2000Sammy Haley Sr. 31 Murray State (NIT) 3/13/1996Paul O’Liney Sr. 31 Nebraska 1/7/1994Doug Smith Sr. 31 Oklahoma 1/15/1991Doug Smith Sr. 31 Nebraska 1/13/1990Doug Smith So. 31 Ohio 12/17/1988Derrick Chievous So. 31 Kansas 1/23/1986Willie Smith Sr. 31 Nebraska (OT) 2/21/1976Al Eberhard Jr. 31 South Alabama 12/19/1972Henry Smith Sr. 31 McMurray 12/18/1970 Ken Doughty Jr. 31 Nebraska 2/17/1962Joe Scott Sr. 31 Oklahoma State 1/14/1961Sonny Siebert Sr. 31 Oklahoma 2/15/1958Norm Stewart Sr. 31 Illinois 12/10/1955Bill Stauffer Sr. 31 Nebraska 2/2/1952Leo Lyons Sr. 30 Baylor 1/31/2009Thomas Gardner Jr. 30 Texas A&M-CC 12/10/2005Thomas Gardner Jr. 30 Davidson 12/7/2005Arthur Johnson Jr. 30 Baylor 1/11/2003Kareem Rush Jr. 30 Nebraska 2/13/2002Clarence Gilbert Jr. 30 Texas A&M 3/8/2001Kareem Rush So. 30 Nebraska 1/6/2001Mark Atkins Jr. 30 Kansas 2/1/1993Anthony Peeler Sr. 30 Kansas (OT) 1/13/1992Anthony Peeler Sr. 30 Florida A&M 12/3/1991Doug Smith Sr. 30 Nebraska 3/10/1991Anthony Peeler Jr. 30 Nebraska 2/20/1991Doug Smith Sr. 30 Illinois 12/19/1990Byron Irvin Sr. 30 Oklahoma State 1/21/1989Byron Irvin Sr. 30 Southern 12/21/1988Derrick Chievous Sr. 30 Iowa State 1/23/1988Clay Johnson Sr. 30 Utah (2-OT) (NCAA) 3/12/1978Scott Sims Sr. 30 Colorado 2/16/1977Willie Smith Sr. 30 Texas Tech (NCAA) 3/18/1976Willie Smith Sr. 30 South Dakota State 12/13/1975Willie Smith Sr. 30 Toledo 12/2/1975Willie Smith Jr. 30 Oklahoma State 1/22/1975

Henry Smith Jr. 30 Oklahoma State 2/1/1971Don Tomlinson Jr. 30 Colorado 2/8/1969Don Tomlinson So. 30 Kansas State 2/5/1968Gene Jones Sr. 30 Colorado 1/8/1968Ron Coleman Sr. 30 Nebraska 2/28/1967Ron Coleman So. 30 Iowa State 2/13/1965Charles Henke So. 30 Nebraska 3/2/1959Norm Stewart Sr. 30 Idaho 12/19/1955Bob Reiter Sr. 30 Oklahoma 2/25/1955Bob Reiter Jr. 30 Oklahoma 2/9/1954

CAREER 30-POINT GAMES AT MISSOURIPLAYER CAREER BY CLASSDoug Smith 14 8-Sr., 4-Jr., 2-So.Willie Smith 12 8-Sr., 4-Jr.Derrick Chievous 11 6-Sr., 3-Jr., 1-So., 1-Fr.Anthony Peeler 9 6-Sr., 2-Jr., 1-So.Kareem Rush 8 2-Jr., 5-So., 1-Fr.John Brown 8 4-Sr., 4-Jr.Charles Henke 6 5-Sr., 1-So.Norm Stewart 6 6-Sr.Byron Irvin 5 5-Sr.Ron Coleman 5 1-Sr., 2-Jr., 2-So.Bob Reiter 5 4-Sr., 1-Jr.Clarence Gilbert 4 1-Sr., 3-Jr.Joe Scott 3 2-Sr., 2-Jr.Don Tomlinson 3 1-Sr., 1-Jr., 1-So.Henry Smith 3 3-Sr.Clay Johnson 2 1-Sr., 1-Jr.Mark Atkins 2 2-Jr.Ken Doughty 2 2-Jr.Melvin Booker 2 2-Sr.Malcolm Thomas 2 1-Sr., 1-Jr.Thomas Gardner 3 3- Jr.Arthur Johnson 2 1-Sr., 1-Jr.Rickey Paulding 2 1-Sr., 1-Jr.Linas Kleiza 2 2- So.

CHARLES HENKETopped the 30-point plateau six times in his Missouri career

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POINTS SCORED 461. 46, Joe Scott, 3-6-1961 vs. Nebraska2. 44, Doug Smith, 2-10-1990 vs. Nebraska

44, Lionel Smith, 2-18-1957 vs. Marquette4. 43, Clarence Gilbert, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St.

43, Anthony Peeler, 3-8-1992 at Kansas43, Willie Smith, 3-20-1976 vs. Michigan (NCAA)

7. 42, Anthony Peeler, 1-31-1990 at Iowa St.42, Derrick Chievous, 12-16-1987 vs. Virginia Tech

9. 41, John Brown, 3-3-1973 vs. Oklahoma St.41, Charles Henke, 12-28-1960 vs. Nebraska

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 361. 36, Clarence Gilbert, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St.2. 35, Willie Smith, 3-20-1976 vs. Michigan (NCAA)3. 34, Charles Henke, 12-28-1960 vs. Nebraska4. 32, John Brown, 3-3-1973 vs. Okla. St.

32, Ron Coleman, 2-28-1967 vs. Nebraska32, Charles Henke, 2-25-1961 at Kansas St.

7. 31, Kareem Rush, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St.31, Doug Smith, 1-5-1991 vs. Oklahoma St.31, Bob Reiter, 2-13-1954 vs. Houston

10. 30, Four Times

FIELD GOALS MADE 191. 19, Doug Smith, 2-10-1990 vs. Nebraska2. 18, Willie Smith, 3-20-1976 vs. Michigan (NCAA)

18, Willie Smith, 12-30-1975 vs. Oklahoma18, John Brown, 3-3-1973 vs. Oklahoma St,18, Joe Scott, 3-6-1961 vs. Nebraska

6. 17, Henry Smith, 12-1-1970 at Arkansas17, Charles Henke, 12-28-1960 vs. Nebraska17, Lionel Smith, 2-18-1957 vs. Marquette

9. 16, Anthony Peeler, 3-8-1992 at Kansas16, Doug Smith, 1-5-1991 vs. Oklahoma St.16, Derrick Chievous, 3-17-1988 vs. Rhode Island (NCAA)16, Kim Anderson, 2-9-1977 vs. Kansas16, Kim Anderson, 2-5-1977 vs. Oklahoma St

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 251. 25, Sammie Haley, 3-13-1996 vs. Murray St.2. 24, Don Tomlinson, 12-6-1969 vs. Indiana

24, Don Tomlinson, 2-5-1968 at Kansas St.4. 22, Don Tomlinson, 1-18-1969 vs. Iowa St.

22, Gene Jones, 12-30-1967 vs. Kansas St.6. 21, Curtis Berry, 3-6-1981 vs. Kansas St.7. 20, Kelly Thames, 1-13-1996 vs. George Wash.

20, Jason Sutherland, 12-5-1995 at Arkansas20, Anthony Peeler, 12-7-1991 at Arkansas20, Anthony Peeler, 1-31-1990 at Iowa St.20, Byron Irvin, 1-21-1989 vs. Oklahoma St.20, Byron Irvin, 1-16-1989 at Virginia Tech20, Charles Henke, 12-3-1960 vs. Arkansas 20, Bob Reiter, 1-15-1955 vs. Nebraska

FREE THROWS MADE 201. 20, Anthony Peeler, 1-31-1990 at Iowa St.

20, Don Tomlinson, 1-18-1969 vs. Iowa St.3. 19, Jim Kennedy, 12-22-1975 at Hawaii4. 18, Jason Sutherland, 12-5-1995 at Arkansas

18, Don Tomlinson, 12-6-1969 vs. Indiana6. 17, Sammie Haley, 3-13-1996 vs. Murray St.

17, Derrick Chievous, 12-16-1987 vs. Virginia Tech17, Al Eberhard, 12-8-1973 vs. UTEP17, Al Abram, 2-3-1959 vs. Colorado17, Bob Reiter, 1-15-1955 vs. Nebraska17, Linas Kleiza, 3-11-2005 vs. Oklahoma

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED** 181. 18, Clarence Gilbert, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St.2. 17, Clarence Gilbert, 2-23-2002 at Colorado3. 16, Thomas Gardner, 2-7-2006 at Baylor

16, Clarence Gilbert, 12-16-2000 at Iowa16, Mark Atkins, 3-6-1993 vs. Colorado16, Mark Atkins, 1-11-1993 at UNLV

7. 15, Rickey Paulding, 3-22-2003 vs. Marquette (NCAA)15, Ricky Clemons, 2-3-2003 at Kansas15, Clarence Gilbert, 3-17-2000 vs. North Carolina (NCAA)15, John Woods, 3-11-1998 vs. UAB (NIT)

11. 14, Brian Grawer, 2-24-2001 vs. Baylor14, Paul O’Liney, 2-18-1995 at Oklahoma14, Mark Atkins, 3-12-1994 vs. Nebraska

Mizzou celebrates its 2001 win over Xavier in the John Wooden Classic

** Three-point records are from a distance of 19’9”, until the 2008-09 season, when it was moved to 20’9”.

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE** 121. 12, Clarence Gilbert, 2-23-2002 at Colorado2. 9, Rickey Paulding, 3-22-2003

vs. Marquette (NCAA)3. 8, Thomas Gardner, 12-7-2005 at Davidson

8, Clarence Gilbert, 2-6-2002 vs. Iowa St.8, Clarence Gilbert, 1-26-2002 at Oklahoma8, Clarence Gilbert, 3-8-2001 vs. Texas A&M8, Brian Grawer, 2-11-2001 at Iowa St.8, John Woods, 3-11-1998 vs. UAB (NIT)

9. 7, Matt Lawrence, 11-10-2006 vs. N.C. A&T7, Thomas Gardner, 1-16-2006 vs. Kansas7, Thomas Gardner, 2-7-2006 at Baylor7, Clarence Gilbert, 12-6-2002 vs. Southern7, Kareem Rush, 2-9-2002 at Baylor7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-24-2001 at Nebraska7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St.7, Kareem Rush, 2-15-2000 at Texas Tech7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-22-2000 vs. Kansas7, Jason Sutherland, 2-9-1997 vs. Wake Forest7, Jason Sutherland, 3-8-1996 vs. Oklahoma7, Mark Atkins, 2-26-1994 vs. Oklahoma7, Mark Atkins, 2-5-1994 at Oklahoma7, Mark Atkins, 1-11-1993 at UNLV

ASSISTS 131. 13, Stefhon Hannah, 11-27-2006 vs. Coppin St.

13, Melvin Booker, 12-22-1993 vs. Illinois3. 12, John McIntyre, 12-30-1987 vs. Alabama St.

12, Larry Drew, 3-8-1980 vs. Notre Dame (NCAA)5. 11, Wesley Stokes, 1-2-2002 vs Coppin St.

11, Wesley Stokes, 12-6-2001 vs. Southern11, Anthony Peeler, 2-21-1990 vs. Iowa St.11, Anthony Peeler, 1-10-1990 vs. Southern11, Shawn Teague, 12-6-1980 vs. Lamar11, Larry Drew, 12-7-1979 vs. George Washington11, Scott Sims, 12-30-1974 vs. Oklahoma11, Stephon Hannah, 1-8-2008 vs. UMKC

REBOUNDS 271. 27, Bob Reiter, 1-15-1955 at Kansas St.2. 26, Gene Jones, 12-15-1966 vs. Rutgers at N.Y.3. 24, Booker Brown, 12-12-1966 vs. Detroit

24, Tom Offi cer, 12-11-1965 at St. Louis24, Ned Monsees, 12-30-1964 vs. Kansas St.24, Ned Monsees, 12-12-1964 vs. St. Louis

7. 21, Al Eberhard, 12-26-1973 vs. Oklahoma21, John Brown, 1-20-1973 vs. Kansas21, Charles Henke, 12-1-1960 vs. Washington Univ. (Mo.)

10. 20, Curtis Berry, 1-17-1979 at Kansas20, Curtis Berry, 11-27-1978 vs. Butler20, Al Eberhard, 1-12-1974 vs. Iowa St.20, Al Eberhard, 2-27-1973 at Kansas20, George Flamank, 12-28-1962 vs. Oklahoma20, Charles Henke, 12-14-1959 vs. Wisconsin20, Charles Henke, 12-3-1958 vs. Arkansas20, Chuck Denny, 3-3-1956 at Kansas St.

STEALS 81. 8, Reggie Smith, 12-3-1991 vs. Florida A&M2. 7, J.T. Tiller, 1-24-2009 vs. Texas Tech

7, Stefhon Hannah, 11-25-2006 vs. S.F. Austin7, Rickey Paulding, 2-10-2004 vs. Colorado7, Anthony Peeler, 2-17-1992 vs. Nebraska7, Mike Sandbothe, 1-17-1987 vs. Okla. St.

7. 6, Zaire Taylor, 2-21-2009 at Colorado6, J.T. Tiller, 11-20-2008 vs. Xavier6, Stefhon Hannah, 11-30-2006 vs. Arkansas6, Stefhon Hannah, 11-19- 2006 vs. Davidson6, Stefhon Hannah, 12-30-06 vs Southern6, Clarence Gilbert, 2-6-1999 at Nebraska6, Brian Grawer, 11-13-1998 vs. Jackson St.6, Jeff Hafer, 2-18-1998 at Nebraska6, Brian Grawer, 1-19-1998 vs. Kansas6, Doug Smith, 2-23-1991 vs. Iowa St.6, Mike Sandbothe, 2-19-1989 vs. Nebraska6, Byron Irvin, 12-7-1988 at Tulsa6, Mike Sandbothe, 1-28-1986 vs. Colorado6, Greg Cavener, 1-26-1983 at Kansas6, Moon McCrary, 1-6-1982 vs. Austin Peay6, Steve Wallace, 1-31-1979 at Iowa St.6, Willie Smith, 3-13-1976 vs. Washington (NCAA)

BLOCKED SHOTS 81. 8, Arthur Johnson, 12-30-2000 vs. Stetson2. 7, Arthur Johnson, 1-2-2001 vs. Coastal Carolina3. 6, Travon Bryant, 2-2-2004 at Kansas

6, Arthur Johnson, 1-20-2004 vs. Texas6, Arthur Johnson, 2-6-2002 vs. Iowa St.

6. 5, Arthur Johnson, 3-13-2003 vs. Nebraska (Big 12)5, Arthur Johnson, 12-30-2002 vs. Valparaiso5, Arthur Johnson, 11-13-2002 vs. Tennessee-Martin5, Jeff Hafer, 1-24-1999 at Kansas5, Monte Hardge, 2-11-1998 at Baylor5, Sammie Haley, 2-8-1995 vs. Iowa St.5, Jevon Crudup, 1-15-1994 vs. Iowa St.5, Jevon Crudup, 12-5-1992 at Texas A&M5, Doug Smith, 12-4-1990 at Creighton5, Steve Stipanovich, 2-20-1983 vs. Virginia5, Steve Stipanovich, 1-27-1982 at Iowa St.5, Steve Stipanovich, 1-23-1982 vs. Oklahoma5, Steve Stipanovich, 12-10-1980 vs. Illinois5, Tom Dore, 3-6-1980 vs. San Jose St. (NCAA)

J.T. TILLERWas named the CBS Player of the Game during

Mizzou’s win over Memphis after scoring 23 points and ripping away three steals

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SCORING YEAR G FG 3FG FT PTS AVG.1. Derrick Chievous 86-87 34 292 13 244 821 24.1

2. Willie Smith 75-76 31 300 — 183 783 25.3

3. Kareem Rush 01-02 36 249 111 103 712 19.8

4. Doug Smith 90-91 30 275 3 156 709 23.6

5. Byron Irvin 88-89 36 227 40 214 708 19.7

6. Derrick Chievous 87-88 30 242 17 200 701 23.4

7. Anthony Peeler 91-92 29 218 55 187 678 23.4

8. Derrick Chievous 85-86 34 227 — 186 640 18.8

9. Doug Smith 89-90 32 260 0 115 635 19.8

10. DeMarre Carroll 08-09 38 246 16 121 629 16.6

11. Steve Stipanovich 82-83 34 246 — 134 626 18.4

12. Clarence Gilbert 01-02 36 196 118 101 611 17.0

13. Willie Smith 74-75 27 249 — 106 604 22.4

14. Charles Henke 60-61 24 222 — 147 591 24.6

15. John Brown 71-72 27 212 — 162 586 21.7

16. Jon Sundvold 82-83 34 225 — 131 581 17.1

17. Henry Smith 70-71 26 238 — 105 581 22.3

18. Melvin Booker 93-94 32 189 66 135 579 18.1

19. Rickey Paulding 02-03 33 199 75 100 573 17.4

20. Paul O’Liney 94-95 29 160 79 172 571 19.7

21. John Brown 72-73 27 221 — 124 566 21.0

22. Malcolm Thomas 84-85 32 212 — 134 558 17.4

23. Thomas Gardner 05-06 28 186 94 85 551 19.7

24. Kareem Rush 00-01 26 192 69 96 549 21.1

25. Leo Lyons 08-09 37 176 5 182 539 14.6

26. Jeff Strong 84-85 32 205 — 127 537 16.8

27. Dan Bingenheimer 85-86 35 191 — 152 534 15.3

28. Arthur Johnson 02-03 33 222 — 88 532 16.1

29. Linas Kleiza 04-05 33 165 31 169 530 16.1

30. Clarence Gilbert 00-01 32 172 102 83 529 16.5

31. Anthony Peeler 89-90 31 184 24 130 522 16.8

32. Melvin Booker 92-93 33 164 51 143 522 15.8

33. Ricky Frazier 80-81 32 198 — 125 521 16.3

34. Clay Johnson 77-78 30 195 — 125 515 17.8

35. Al Eberhard 73-74 26 196 — 120 512 19.7

36. Ron Coleman 65-66 24 181 — 150 512 21.3

37. Kim Anderson 76-77 29 200 — 111 511 18.3

38. Ron Coleman 66-67 25 190 — 131 511 20.4

39. Norm Stewart 55-56 21 184 — 138 506 24.1

40. Doug Smith 88-89 36 217 1 67 502 13.9

41. Jim Kennedy 75-76 31 191 — 120 502 16.2

42. Ricky Frazier 81-82 31 187 — 126 500 16.1

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

Paul O’Liney

Willie Smith

Melvin Booker

Leo Lyons

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SCORING AVERAGE 25.31. Willie Smith, 1975-76 25.32. Charles Henke, 1960-61 24.63. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 24.144. Norm Stewart, 1955-56 24.095. Doug Smith, 1990-91 23.66. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92 23.377. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 23.368. Willie Smith, 1974-75 22.49. Henry Smith, 1970-71 22.310. John Brown, 1971-72 21.7

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 6361. Willie Smith, 1975-76 6362. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 5853. Doug Smith, 1990-91 5534. Willie Smith, 1974-75 5335. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 5226. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 5037. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 4778. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92 4759. Clarence Gilbert, 2000-01 47210. Ray Bob Carey, 1963-64 466

FIELD GOALS MADE 3001. Willie Smith, 1975-76 3002. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 2823. Doug Smith, 1990-91 2754. Doug Smith, 1989-90 2605. Kareem Rush, 2001-02


7. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 246Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 246

9. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 24210. Henry Smith, 1970-71 23811. Byron Irvin, 1988-89


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .6761. Jeff Warren, 1990-91 .6762. Greg Church, 1988-89 .6533. Mark Dressler, 1979-80 .6364. Marvin McCrary, 1981-82

Ricky Frazier, 1979-80.635.635

6. Greg Church, 1987-88 .6347. Jeff Warren, 1991-92

Gary Leonard, 1987-88.628.628

9. Curtis Berry, 1979-80Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86

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THREE-POINT FIELDGOALS ATTEMPTED** 3081. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 3082. Clarence Gilbert, 2000-01 2773. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 2744. Ricky Clemons, 2002-03 2585. Thomas Gardner, 2005-06 2376. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-00 2337. Mark Atkins, 1992-93 2128. Matt Lawrence, 2007-08

Paul O’Liney, 1994-95202202

10. Matt Lawrence, 2008-09 20111. Mark Atkins, 1993-94 200

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE** 1181. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 1182. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 1113. Clarence Gilbert, 2000-01 1024. Thomas Gardner, 2005-06 945. Ricky Clemons, 2002-03

Clarence Gilbert, 1999-20008888

7. Matt Lawrence, 2008-09 828. Matt Lawrence, 2006-07 81

Mark Atkins, 1992-93 8110. Paul O’Liney, 1994-95 7911. Rickey Paulding, 2002-03 75

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE** .5271. Lee Coward, 1987-88 .5272. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 .5153. Brian Grawer, 1998-99 .4964. Derek Grimm, 1994-95 .4755. Jason Sutherland, 1995-96 .4666. Brian Grawer, 1997-98 .4567. Kareem Rush, 2000-01 .4488. Matt Lawrence, 2006-07 .4439. Rickey Paulding, 2001-02 .44210. Melvin Booker, 1991-92 .435

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FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 3021. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 3022. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 2613. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 2594. Don Tomlinson, 1968-69 2505. Leo Lyons, 2008-09 2456. Charles Henke, 1959-60 2347. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92


9. Linas Kleiza, 2004-05 23110. Willie Smith, 1975-76 23011. Gene Jones, 1967-68 216

FREE THROWS MADE 2441. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 2442. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 2143. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 2004. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92 1875. Derrick Chievous, 1985-86 1866. Willie Smith, 1975-76 1837. Paul O’Liney, 1994-95 1728. Don Tomlinson, 1968-69 1659. Charles Henke, 1959-60 16410. John Brown, 1971-72 162

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .9051. Brian Grawer, 1999-2000 .9052. Travis Ford, 1989-90 .8963. Derek Grimm, 1995-96 .8854. Orv Salmon, 1971-72 .8815. Jason Sutherland, 1995-96 .8776. Ron Coleman, 1966-67 .8737. Jon Sundvold, 1981-82 .8718. Jon Sundvold, 1982-83 .8689. Jon Sundvold, 1980-81 .85910. Al Eberhard, 1972-73 .856

REBOUNDS 3791. Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 3792. Bill Stauffer, 1950-51 3573. Arthur Johnson, 2002-03 3164. Al Eberhard, 1973-74 3135. Doug Smith, 1990-91 3116. Nathan Buntin, 1989-90 3047. Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83

Bob Reiter, 1954-55300300

9. John Brown, 1972-73 29810. Doug Smith, 1989-90 295

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 16.51. Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 16.52. Bill Stauffer, 1950-51 14.93. Bob Reiter, 1954-55 14.34. Al Eberhard, 1973-74 12.05. Ned Monsees, 1964-65 11.86. Charles Henke, 1959-60 11.57. John Brown, 1972-73 11.08. George Flamank, 1964-65 10.89. Charles Henke, 1960-61 10.810. Gene Jones, 1967-68 10.7

ASSISTS 1791. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 1792. Lee Coward, 1988-89 1643. Larry Drew, 1979-80 1564. Wesley Stokes, 2001-02 1475. Melvin Booker, 1993-94 1436. Scott Sims, 1976-77 1427. Lynn Hardy, 1985-86 1398. J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 138

Willie Smith, 1975-76 13810. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 13711. Zaire Taylor, 2008-09 128

ASSIST AVERAGE 5.81. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 5.82. Anthony Peeler, 1990-91 5.0

Larry Drew, 1979-80 5.04. Scott Sims, 1976-77 4.95. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 4.66. Jason Horton, 2005-06 4.5

Melvin Booker, 1993-94 4.58. Lee Coward, 1988-89 4.49. Larry Drew, 1977-78 4.310. Lee Coward, 1987-88 4.2

STEALS 761. Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 762. Lynn Hardy, 1985-86 743. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 724. J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 685. Doug Smith, 1990-91

Byron Irvin, 1988-896464

7. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 638. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92

Mike Sandbothe, 1985-866262

10. Brian Grawer, 1998-99 6111. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 59

STEAL AVERAGE 2.41. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 2.42. Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 2.23. Brian Grawer, 1998-99

Anthony Peeler, 1991-92Doug Smith, 1990-91Lynn Hardy, 1985-86

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7. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 2.08. J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 1.8

Anthony Peeler, 1990-91Byron Irvin, 1988-89Mike Sandbothe, 1985-96

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LEE COWARDLed Mizzou to an 81-79 win atNo. 7 UNLV in 1988

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BLOCKED SHOTS 711. Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 712. Arthur Johnson, 2000-01 653. Arthur Johnson, 2002-03 614. Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 565. Sammie Haley, 1994-95 496. Arthur Johnson, 2003-04 487. Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86 468. Travon Bryant, 2003-04 459. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-81 4410. Doug Smith, 1990-91

Gary Leonard, 1988-894242

BLOCKED SHOT AVG. 2.01. Arthur Johnson, 2000-01 2.0

Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 2.03. Arthur Johnson, 2002-03 1.8

Sammie Haley, 1994-95 1.85. Arthur Johnson, 2003-04 1.6

Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 1.67. Travon Bryant, 2003-04 1.58. Doug Smith, 1990-91 1.4

Steve Stipanovich, 1980-81 1.410. Jevon Crudup, 1993-94 1.3

Dave Bingenheimer, 185-86 1.3

PERSONAL FOULS 1231. Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86 1232. Doug Smith, 1988-89 1223. Kim Anderson, 1975-76 1214. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-87 1165. Jeff Warren, 1992-93 1156. Travon Bryant, 2001-02 1147. Mike Sandbothe, 1988-89

Ricky Frazier, 1979-80113113

9. Derek Grimm, 1996-97 11210. Arthur Johnson, 2001-02

Lynn Hardy, 1986-87111111

DISQUALIFICATIONS 131. Kim Anderson, 1974-75 132. Curtis Berry, 1977-78

Kim Anderson, 1975-76John Brown, 1971-72Doug Johnson, 1968-69George Flamank, 1962-63Don Dippold, 1951-52

101010101010

8. Jeff Hafer, 1999-2000Jeff Warren, 1992-93Ricky Frazier, 1979-80Kim Anderson, 1976-77George Flamank, 1964-65

99999

GAMES STARTED 381. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09

J.T. Tiller, 2008-093838

3. Zaire Taylor, 2008-09 37Gary Leonard, 1988-89 37

5. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 366. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 367. Mike Sandbothe, 1988-89 368. Doug Smith, 1988-89 359. Arthur Johnson, 2001-02

Derrick Chievous, 1986-87Mike Sandbothe, 1986-87Lynn Hardy, 1985-86Greg Cavener, 1982-83Ron Jones, 1982-83Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83Jon Sundvold, 1982-83

3434343434343434

GAMES PLAYED 381. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09

Matt Lawrence, 2008-09J.T. Tiller, 2008-09Zaire Taylor, 2008-09Justin Safford, 2008-09Keith Ramsey, 2008-09Kim English, 2008-09Marcus Denmon, 2008-09Miguel Paul, 2008-09

383838383838383838

10. Leo Lyons, 2008-09 37Greg Church, 1988-89Lee Coward, 1988-89Gary Leonard, 1988-89Mike Sandbothe, 1988-89

37373737

15. Travon Bryant, 2001-02Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02Arthur Johnson, 2001-02Kareem Rush, 2001-02Wesley Stokes, 2001-02Nathan Buntin, 1988-89Byron Irvin, 1988-89Anthony Peeler, 1988-89Doug Smith, 1988-89

363636363636363636

MINUTES PLAYED 1,3031. Jon Sundvold, 1982-83 1,3032. Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 1,2643. Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 1,2154. Greg Cavener, 1982-83 1,2135. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 1,1946. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 1,1667. Melvin Booker, 1992-93 1,1578. Lee Coward, 1988-89 1,1559. Rickey Paulding, 2002-03 1,15310. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 1,149

DEMARRE CARROLLAND J.T. TILLER

154

SCORING YEARS G FG 3FG FT PTS AVG.

1. Derrick Chievous 85-88 130 893 30 764 2,580 19.9

2. Doug Smith 88-91 128 897 4 386 2,184 17.1

3. Anthony Peeler 89-92 117 666 116 522 1,970 16.8

4. Steve Stipanovich 80-83 128 709 — 418 1,836 14.3

5. Arthur Johnson 01-04 132 730 — 299 1,759 13.3

6. Melvin Booker 91-94 125 566 183 382 1,697 13.6

7. Kelly Thames 94-98 128 585 24 495 1,689 13.2

8. Clarence Gilbert 99-02 128 557 332 239 1,685 13.2

9. Rickey Paulding 01-04 131 560 191 322 1,673 12.8

10. Jon Sundvold 80-83 128 628 — 341 1,597 12.5

11. Kareem Rush 00-02 84 550 226 258 1,584 18.9

12. Ricky Frazier 80-82 94 545 — 358 1,448 15.4

13. Jevon Crudup 91-94 105 585 5 270 1,445 13.7

14. John Brown 71-73 72 522 — 377 1,421 19.7

15. Larry Drew 77-80 117 557 — 287 1,401 12.0

16. Willie Smith 75-76 58 549 — 289 1,387 23.9

17. Al Eberhard 72-74 80 491 — 365 1,347 16.8

18. Charles Henke 59-61 74 471 — 396 1,338 18.1

19. Curtis Berry 78-81 112 497 — 334 1,328 11.9

20. Nathan Buntin 87-90 132 534 1 239 1,308 9.9

21. Ron Coleman 65-67 73 482 — 331 1,295 17.8

22. Kim Anderson 74-77 92 527 — 235 1,289 14.0

23. Lee Coward 87-90 125 462 146 203 1,273 10.2

24. Leo Lyons 06-09 123 446 11 328 1,231 10.0

25. Jim Kennedy 74-77 99 453 — 303 1,209 12.2

26. Don Tomlinson 68-70 77 365 — 448 1,198 15.6

27. Jason Sutherland 94-97 125 354 190 296 1,194 9.6

28. Bob Reiter 52-55 86 432 — 324 1,188 13.8

29. Jimmy McKinney 02-06 123 220 123 277 1,146 9.3

30. Norm Stewart 54-56 63 409 — 294 1,112 17.7

31. Joe Scott 59-61 74 403 — 300 1,106 14.9

32. Greg Cavener 82-85 123 426 — 245 1,097 8.9

33. Byron Irvin 88-89 66 359 75 303 1,096 16.6

34. Thomas Gardner 03-06 89 364 179 160 1,067 12.0

35. Derek Grimm 94-97 117 327 140 257 1,051 9.0

36. DeMarre Carroll 08-09 70 408 19 211 1,046 14.9

37. Ray Bob Carey 62-64 74 413 — 192 1,016 13.7

38. Matt Lawrence 06-09 125 341 244 78 1,004 8.0

39. Malcolm Thomas 84-85 59 383 — 236 1,002 17.0

40. Jeff Strong 84-86 57 210 — 210 1,000 17.5

Derrick Chievous

Doug Smith

Thomas Gardner

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

Charles Henke

155

SCORING AVERAGE 23.91. Willie Smith, 1975-76 23.92. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 19.93. John Brown, 1971-73 19.74. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 19.45. Charles Henke, 1959-61 18.16. Ron Coleman, 1965-67 17.87. Norm Stewart, 1954-56 17.78. Jeff Strong, 1985-86 17.59. Henry Smith, 1970-71 17.410. Doug Smith, 1988-91 17.1

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1,7581. Doug Smith, 1988-91 1,7582. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 1,7103. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 1,4824. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 1,4285. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 1,3886. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 1,3077. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 1,3198. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 1,2739. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 1,25610. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 1,235

FIELD GOALS MADE 8971. Doug Smith, 1988-91 8972. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 8933. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 7304. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 7095. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 6666. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 6287. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 585

Kelly Thames, 1994-98 5859. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 56610. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 560

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .614500 ATTEMPTS (MIN.)

1. Jeff Warren, 1990-93 .6142. Ricky Frazier, 1980-82 .5943. Gary Leonard, 1986-89 .5604. Curtis Berry, 1978-81 .5565. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 .549

Mark Dressler, 1979-83 .5497. Greg Cavener, 1982-85 .5488. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 .5389. Leo Lyons, 2006-09 .530

Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89Malcolm Thomas, 1984-85

.530

.530

12. Nathan Buntin, 1987-90 .528

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED** 9061. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 9062. Matt Lawrence, 2006-09 6143. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 5364. Thomas Gardner, 2003-06 5325. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 5126. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 5017. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 4698. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 4679. Matt Lawrence 2005-08 41310. Mark Atkins, 1993-94 41211. Jimmy McKinney, 2002-06 371

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE** 3321. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 3322. Matt Lawrence, 2006-09 2443. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 2264. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 2105. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 1916. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 1907. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 1838. Thomas Gardner, 2003-06 1799. Matt Lawrence, 2005-08 16210. Mark Atkins, 1993-94 15211. Lee Coward, 1987-90 146


MATT LAWRENCE Finished his career #2 all-time at Mizzou

in career three-point fi eld goalsand three-point attempts


156

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 9631. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 963 2. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 6703. Don Tomlinson, 1968-70 6504. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 6485. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 5806. Charles Henke, 1959-61 5547. Doug Smith, 1988-91

Curtis Berry, 1978-81517517

9. John Brown, 1971-73 49410. Leo Lyons, 2006-09 48811. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 484

FREE THROWS MADE 7641. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 7642. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 5223. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 4954. Don Tomlinson, 1968-70 4485. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 4186. Charles Henke, 1959-61 3967. Doug Smith, 1988-91 3868. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 3829. John Brown, 1971-73 37710. Al Eberhard, 1972-74 365

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .8481. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 .8482. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 .8463. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 .8374. Derek Grimm, 1994-97 .8135. Al Eberhard, 1972-74 .7996. Jimmy McKinney, 2002-06 .7987. Ken Doughty, 1961-63 .7988. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 .7919. Paul O’Liney, 1995-95 .79010. Willie Smith, 1975-76 .790

REBOUNDS 1,0831. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 1,0832. Doug Smith, 1988-91 1,0533. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 9844. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 9795. Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 9646. Greg Cavener, 1982-85 8947. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 8748. Curtis Berry, 1978-81 8119. Al Eberhard, 1972-74 80610. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 785

REBOUNDING AVERAGE50 OR MORE GAMES 13.61. Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 13.62. Bob Reiter, 1952-55 11.73. Al Eberhard, 1972-74 10.14. John Brown, 1971-73 10.05. Charles Henke, 1959-61 9.86. George Flamank, 1964-65 9.47. Norm Stewart, 1954-56 9.28. Ray Bob Carey, 1962-64 8.59. Henry Smith, 1970-71 8.410 Arthur Johnson, 2001-04

Doug Smith, 1988-918.28.2

BLOCKED SHOTS 2451. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 2452. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 1493. Doug Smith, 1988-91 1294. Travon Bryant, 2001-04 1195. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 1166. Gary Leonard, 1986-89 957. Chris Heller, 1990-91, 93-94 898. Leo Lyons, 2006-09 779. Monte Hardge, 1995-99 7210. Sammie Haley, 1995-96

Greg Cavener, 1982-856969

BLOCKED SHOT AVG. 1.91. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 1.92. Steve Stipanovich, 1979-83

Sammie Haley, 1994-961.21.2

4. Jevon Crudup, 1990-94 1.15. Dan Bingenheimer, 1984-86

Doug Smith, 1987-911.01.0

7. Travon Bryant, 2001-04 0.9Chris Heller, 1990-94 0.9

9. Simeon Haley, 1994-96Monte Hardge, 1995-99

0.80.8


MELVIN BOOKERRanks No. 6 on Mizzou’s career scoring list with 1,697 points

157


ASSISTS 4971. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 4972. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 4883. Larry Drew, 1977-80 4334. Lee Coward, 1987-90 4315. Jason Horton, 2007-08 4136. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 3827. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 3808. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 3589. Jimmy McKinney, 2002-06 34910. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002

Brian Grawer, 1998-2001330330

ASSIST AVERAGE 4.81. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-08 4.82. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 4.23. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 3.94. Larry Drew, 1977-80 3.75. Lee Coward, 1987-90

Jason Horton, 2004-083.53.5

7. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 3.38. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 3.09. Byron Irvin, 1987-89

Mike Sandbothe, 1986-892.92.9

STEALS 1961. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 1962. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 1953. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 1944. Doug Smith, 1988-91 1785. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 1726. Jeff Hafer, 1997-2000 1697. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-02 1678. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 1549. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 15210. Jason Horton, 2007-08 150

CAREER STEAL AVG. 2.21. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-08 2.22. Lynn Hardy, 1984-88 1.83. Anthony Peeler, 1988-92 1.74. Brian Grawer,1999-02 1.65. Byron Irvin, 1987-89

Jeff Hafer, 1997-001.51.5

7. Jevon Crudup, 1990-94Doug Smith, 1987-91

1.41.4

9. Mike Sandbothe, 1985-89Jason Horton, 2004-08Clarence Gilbert, 1998-02

1.31.31.3

GAMES PLAYED 1341. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 1342. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04

Nathan Buntin, 1987-90Gary Leonard, 1986-89

132132132

5. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 1316. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 1307. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002

Kelly Thames, 1994-98Doug Smith, 1988-91Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83Jon Sundvold, 1980-83

128128128128128

PERSONAL FOULS 4221. Doug Smith, 1988-91 4222. Curtis Berry, 1978-81 4123. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 4114. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 3995. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 3646. Jeff Warren, 1990-93 3457. Kim Anderson, 1974-77 3388. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 3299. Jim Kennedy, 1974-77 32410. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 317

MINUTES PLAYED 4,2891. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 4,2892. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 4,2683. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 4,2244. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 4,1235. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 3,8496. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 3,7677. Jimmy McKinney, 2002-06 3,7638. Doug Smith, 1988-91 3,7609. Greg Cavener, 1982-85 3,75610. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 3,647

JASON HORTONFinished his career ranking among the

Top 10 in career assists and steals

158

POINTS SCORED 1291. 129, 12-30-87 vs. Alabama St.2. 125, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks

3. 119, 12-30-89 vs. Kearney St.119, 1-23-88 vs. Iowa St.

5. 118, 1-9-91 vs. Prairie View A&M

6. 117, 12-6-01 vs. Southern117, 12-2-95 vs. Chicago St.

8. 114, 12-21-88 vs. Southern

9. 113, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney113, 12-17-88 vs. Ohio

11. 112, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St.112, 1-15-79 vs. Northern Arizona

13. 111, 12-30-96 vs. Southern111, 1-13-90 at Nebraska

15. 109, 3-19-94 vs. Wisconsin (NCAA)109, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana

17. 108, 12-22-93 vs. Illinois108, 3-19-89 vs. Texas (NCAA)

19. 107, 1-14-09 vs. Colorado107, 12-27-08 vs. SIU-Edwardsville107, 2-10-90 vs. Nebraska

22. 106, 12-21-03 vs. UNC-Greensboro106, 11-29-01 vs. Jackson St.106, 11-26-94 vs. Chicago St.106, 1-10-90 vs. Southern106, 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa106, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray

28. 105, 2-9-89 at Oklahoma105, 1-21-89 vs. Oklahoma St.105, 12-16-87 vs. Virginia Tech105, 1-29-83 vs. Nebraska-Omaha105, 12-5-75 vs. Baylor105, 12-13-69 vs. Northern Michigan

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 991. 99, 12-28-62 vs. Oklahoma

2. 93, 3-8-75 at Colorado

3. 91, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks

4. 90, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St.5. 86, 12-15-70 vs. Washington Univ. (Mo.)6. 85, 1-18-75 at Kansas

85, 12-30-89 vs. Kearney St.

8. 84, 12-8-75 at Rice84, 1-26-74 at Colorado84, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney

FIELD GOALS MADE 541. 54, 12-30-87 vs. Alabama St.2. 51, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks3. 47, 1-9-91 vs. Prairie View A&M

47, 12-20-89 vs. Kearney St. 5. 45, 1-23-88 vs. Iowa St.

45, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray45, 12-27-72 vs. Colorado

8. 44, 12-2-95 vs. Chicago St.44, 1-10-90 vs. Southern

10. 43, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney43, 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa43, 3-12-89 vs. Oklahoma43, 12-21-88 vs. Southern

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .7541. .754 (43-57), 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa2. .732 (41-56), 2-16-82 vs. Iowa St.3. .718 (28-39), 1-2-82 vs. Notre Dame4. .690 (29-42), 2-18-81 at Oklahoma State5. .679 (36-53), 12-6-69 vs. Indiana6. .675 (54-80), 12-30-87 vs. Alabama State

.675 (27-40), 1-24-87 vs. Colorado8. .674 (31-46), 1-5-87 at St. Bonaventure

.674 (31-46), 1-11-86 at Iowa St.

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED** 371. 37, 2-23-02 at Colorado

2. 36, 3-22-03 vs. Marquette (NCAA)36, 2-18-03 vs. Nebraska36, 2-28-98 vs. Kansas St.

5. 33, 3-5-00 at Kansas33, 2-19-00 at Kansas St.

7. 32, 2-10-04 at Colorado32, 11-21-02 vs. Iowa32, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St.32, 12-16-00 at Iowa32, 3-1-00 vs. Nebraska32, 2-21-00 vs. Oklahoma St.32, 2-15-00 at Texas Tech

TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS

DERRICK CHIEVOUS And the 1987-88 Tigers dropped in 119 points

against Iowa State at the Hearnes Center

159

TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE** 201. 20, 2-23-02 at Colorado2. 17, 12-6-02 vs. Southern3. 15, 3-22-03 vs. Marquette (NCAA)

15, 11-27-99 vs. Morgan St.15, 2-28-98 vs. Kansas St.15, 2-9-97 vs. Wake Forest

7. 14, 3-8-01 vs. Texas A&M14, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St.14, 3-5-00 at Kansas14, 2-19-00 at Kansas St.14, 2-15-00 at Texas Tech

PERSONAL FOULS 381. 38, 12-22-93 vs. Illinois

38, 12-22-75 at Hawaii3. 36, 2-6-52 at Kansas St.4. 34, 12-30-66 vs. Oklahoma St.

34, 12-16-00 at Iowa6. 33, 1-9-54 at Kansas

33, 2-16-53 at Iowa St.33, 1-19-53 at Nebraska

9. 32, 11 times

ASSISTS 371. 37, 12-30-87 vs. Alabama St.2. 33, 12-30-89 vs. Kearney St.

33, 1-9-91 vs. Prairie View A&M4. 32, 11-10-2006 vs. N.C. A&T

32, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks6. 31, 11-19-96 vs. Mercer

31, 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa

8. 30, 12-22-93 vs. Illinois30, 1-10-90 vs. Southern

10. 29, 12-30-96 vs. Southern

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 561. 56, 2-5-57 vs. Oklahoma2. 55, 1-13-96 vs. George Washington

55, 12-8-73 vs. Texas-El Paso4. 54, 12-13-71 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)

54, 12-3-60 vs. Arkansas6. 53, 12-22-83 vs. Michigan St.

53, 2-13-60 at Kansas St.53, 1-15-55 at Kansas St.

9. 52, 1-9-54 at Kansas10. 51, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana

FREE THROWS MADE 421. 42, 12-8-73 vs. Texas-El Paso2. 40, 3-8-97 vs. Oklahoma (Big 12)

40, 2-7-96 vs. Nebraska40, 2-13-60 at Kansas St.

5. 39, 1-13-96 vs. George Washington39, 12-22-75 at Hawaii

7. 38, 12-5-95 at Arkansas38, 12-13-71 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)38, 12-13-65 vs. Rice

10. 37, 3-13-96 vs. Murray St. (NIT)37, 1-28-87 at Nebraska37, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana

REBOUNDS 741. 74, 12-28-62 vs. Oklahoma2. 68, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray3. 67, 12-1-59 vs. Washington Univ. (Mo.)4. 66, 3-6-65 at Kansas St.5. 65, 1-20-73 vs. Kansas6. 64, 12-5-66 at Indiana7. 63, 12-15-66 vs. Rutgers8. 62, 8 times

STEALS 231. 23, 12-3-91 vs. Florida A&M2. 20, 1-24-09 vs. Texas Tech

20, 12-30-06 vs. Southern20, 1-29-00 vs. Texas A&M

5. 19, 11-25-91 vs. Canisius6. 18, 11-13-99 vs. Jackson St.

18, 12-30-91 vs. Texas-Pan American18, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney

9. 17, 11-30-06 vs. Arkansas17, 2-17-92 vs. Nebraska

11. 16, 12-9-06 at Purdue16, 1-3-07 vs. Kansas St.16, 1-3-96 vs. SE Missouri St.16, 2-3-93 vs. Cal St.-Northridge16, 12-7-85 vs. St. Bonaventure16, 11-22-85 vs. Texas Southern16, 12-1-81 vs. Alcorn St.

JOHN BROWNAveraged 19.7 points during

his Mizzou career


160

GAMES PLAYED 381. 38 2008-092. 37 1988-893. 36 2001-024. 35 1985-865. 34

341982-831986-87

GAMES WON 311. 31 2008-092. 29 1988-893. 27 1981-824. 26

2626

1975-761982-831989-90

GAMES LOST 221. 22 1966-672. 21 1965-663. 19 1958-594. 17

171996-972004-04

POINTS SCORED 3,2561. 3,256 1988-892. 3,096 2008-093. 2,877 2001-024. 2,777 1989-905. 2,611 1987-88

SCORING AVERAGE 88.01. 88.0 1988-892. 87.0 1987-883. 86.8 1989-904. 83.54 1975-765. 83.52 1974-75

DEFENSIVE AVG.SINCE 1950 48.81. 48.8 1950-512. 53.2 1951-523. 59.7 1981-824. 61.8 1982-835. 62.8 1983-84

FIELD GOALS ATT. 2,3811. 2,381 2008-092. 2,358 1988-893. 2,253 2001-024. 2,129 1975-765. 2,087 1989-906. 2,015 2000-01

FIELD GOALS MADE 1,2351. 1,235 1988-892. 1,124 2008-093. 1,046 1989-904. 1,035 1975-765. 1,031 2001-026. 966 1985-86

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .5731. .573 1979-802. .539 1981-823. .536 1982-834. .524

.5241985-861988-89

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 8341. 834 2001-022. 804 1999-003. 746 2008-094. 734 2000-015. 699 2002-036. 658 2006-07

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3261. 326 2001-022. 291 1999-003. 279 2000-014. 263 2008-095. 252 2002-036. 245 2006-07

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .4201. .420 1987-882. .394 1995-963. .391 2001-024. .388 1994-955. .382 1989-90

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTS 9521. 952 1995-962. 945 1988-893. 889

8891985-861986-87

5. 871 2008-09

FREE THROWS MADE 6671. 667 1988-892. 661 1995-963. 623 1985-864. 622 1986-875. 611 1984-85

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .7581. .758 1996-972. .748 1971-723. .743 1981-824. .7364 1972-735. .7362 1954-55

REBOUNDS 1,5591. 1,559 1988-892. 1,452 1975-763. 1,415 2001-024. 1,393 2008-095. 1,304 1989-906. 1,301 2002-03

REBOUND AVERAGE 47.51. 47.5 1959-602. 47.3 1963-643. 46.9 1975-764. 45.7 1974-755. 45.4 1960-61

REBOUND PERCENTAGE .5521. .552 1988-892. .550 1987-883. .549 1982-834. .547 1990-915. .541 1979-80

ASSISTS 7051. 705 1988-892. 699 2008-093. 639 1989-904. 567 1990-915. 553 1987-886. 548 1982-83

STEALS 3881. 388 2008-092. 302 2006-073. 295 1985-864. 294 1990-915. 277 1988-896. 275 1999-00

BLOCKED SHOTS 1541. 154 2001-022. 144 2002-033. 140 2008-094. 132 2000-015. 128

1282003-041990-91

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

2008-09 TIGERSThe 2008-09 Tigers broke school records for

wins, games played and steals

161

1. DERRICK CHIEVOUS 2,580 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.84-85 32-28 142-278 .511 134-168 .798 170 5.3 79-1 44 71 2 33 1,019 418 13.185-86 34-29 227-433 .524 186-232 .802 262 7.7 80-1 49 77 6 35 1,091 640 18.886-87 34-34 282-522 .540 244-302 .808 291 8.6 75-0 65 92 3 39 1,215 821 24.187-88 30-25 242-477 .507 200-261 .766 256 8.5 66-3 49 45 3 45 943 701 23.484-88 130-116 893-1,710 .522 764-963 .793 979 7.5 300-5 207 285 14 152 4,268 2,580 19.9

2. DOUG SMITH 2,184 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.87-88 30-16 145-288 .504 48-75 .640 197 6.6 98-3 72 56 34 29 792 338 11.388-89 36-35 217-455 .477 67-91 .736 250 7.0 122-4 88 87 25 41 975 502 13.989-90 32-32 260-462 .563 115-161 .714 295 9.2 103-3 64 86 28 44 942 635 19.890-91 30-30 275-553 .497 156-190 .821 311 10.4 99-4 96 106 42 64 1,051 709 23.687-91 128-113 897-1,758 .510 386-517 .747 1,053 8.2 422-14 320 335 129 178 3,760 2,184 17.1

3. ANTHONY PEELER 1,970 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.88-89 36- 9 130-258 .504 89-118 .754 134 3.7 79-0 102 95 8 34 801 362 10.189-90 31-30 184-413 .446 130-169 .769 168 5.4 76-0 179 90 15 63 1,031 522 16.890-91 21-17 134-282 .475 116-151 .768 131 6.2 51-0 104 74 3 37 725 408 19.491-92 29-28 218-475 .459 187-232 .806 160 5.5 72-1 112 101 10 62 1,026 678 23.488-92 117-84 666-1,428 .466 522-670 .779 593 5.1 278-1 497 360 36 196 3,583 1,970 16.8

4. STEVE STIPANOVICH 1,836 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.79-80 31-31 180-301 .598 85-127 .669 199 6.4 107-4 66 80 15 11 1,034 445 14.480-81 32-28 143-286 .500 120-162 .741 237 7.4 104-3 60 71 44 16 970 406 12.781-82 31-31 140-278 .504 79-104 .760 248 8.0 97-6 42 76 34 21 956 359 11.682-83 34-34 246-454 .542 134-187 .717 300 8.8 103-4 67 89 56 21 1,264 626 18.479-83 128-124 709-1,319 .538 418-580 .721 984 7.7 411-17 235 316 149 69 4,224 1,836 14.3

5. ARTHUR JOHNSON 1,759 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.00-01 33-27 127-245 .518 43-79 .544 257 7.8 102-7 25 53 65 36 24.5 297 9.001-02 36-34 188-341 .551 63-114 .553 286 7.9 111-4 44 72 71 34 28.6 439 12.202-03 33-33 222-45 .493 88-155 .568 316 9.6 87-2 40 70 61 30 33.3 532 16.103-04 30-29 193-352 .548 105-163 .644 224 7.5 86-6 32 62 48 31 950 491 16.400-04 132-123 730-1388 .526 299-518 .577 1083 8.2 386-19 141 257 245 131 3,888 1,759 13.3

6. MELVIN BOOKER 1,697 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.90-91 30-25 89-205 .434 51-76 .671 66 2.2 57-1 105 46 6 31 856 248 8.391-92 30-30 124-261 .475 53-69 .768 114 3.8 76-4 118 69 4 29 996 348 11.692-93 33-33 164-374 .439 143-175 .817 142 4.3 88-3 122 83 3 46 1,157 522 15.893-94 32-32 189-375 .504 135-164 .823 121 3.8 88-2 143 86 2 41 1,114 579 18.190-94 125-120 566-1,215 .466 382-484 .789 443 3.5 309-10 488 284 15 147 4,123 1,697 13.6

7. KELLY THAMES 1,689 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.93-94 32-31 146-284 .514 94-129 .729 228 7.1 101-2 38 54 16 20 946 391 12.295-96 32-29 142-311 .457 119-154 .773 169 5.3 79-1 74 79 10 22 933 406 12.796-97 32-32 144-314 .459 127-167 .760 195 6.1 90-2 48 63 7 26 936 417 13.097-98 32-32 153-347 .441 155-198 .783 193 6.0 94-3 50 69 6 31 1,035 475 14.893-98 128-124 585-1,256 .466 495-648 .764 785 6.1 364-8 210 265 39 99 3,849 1,689 13.2

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8. CLARENCE GILBERT 1,685 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.98-99 29-5 45-129 .349 7-11 .636 68 2.3 47-4 33 18 9 34 528 121 4.299-00 31-31 144-378 .381 48-62 .774 114 3.7 62-0 71 40 6 45 972 424 13.700-01 32-27 172-472 .364 83-103 .806 85 2.7 58-1 112 71 5 38 1,073 529 16.501-02 36-36 196-503 .390 101-127 .795 122 3.4 65-0 114 73 4 50 1194 611 17.098-02 128-99 557-1,482 .376 239-303 .789 389 3.0 232-5 330 202 24 167 3,767 1,685 13.2

9. RICKEY PAULDING 1,673 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.00-01 33-8 90-214 .421 38-56 .679 79 2.4 49-1 30 61 7 15 17.2 230 7.001-02 35-23 147-288 .510 73-100 .730 135 3.9 52-1 54 63 18 35 26.1 417 11.902-03 33-33 199-442 .450 100-125 .800 183 5.5 75-0 71 79 13 24 34.9 573 17.403-04 30-30 144-363 .397 111-141 .787 129 4.3 58-0 84 78 12 31 1051 453 15.100-04 131-94 560-1307 .428 322-422 .763 526 4.0 234-2 239 281 50 105 3,687 1,673 12.8

10. JON SUNDVOLD 1,597 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.79-80 31-17 76-169 .450 44-59 .746 52 1.7 63-2 65 59 2 23 790 196 6.380-81 32-32 178-350 .509 85-99 .859 54 1.7 73-1 109 82 3 20 1,134 441 13.881-82 31-31 149-307 .485 81-93 .871 66 2.1 43-0 85 50 2 33 1,062 379 12.282-83 34-34 225-447 .503 131-151 .868 82 2.4 56-0 123 78 1 20 1,303 581 17.179-83 128-114 628-1,273 .493 341-402 .848 254 2.0 235-3 382 269 8 96 4,289 1,597 12.5

11. KAREEM RUSH 1,584 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.99-00 22-6 109-216 .505 59-78 .756 94 4.3 55-2 34 43 4 29 591 323 14.700-01 26-25 192-434 .442 96-120 .800 174 6.7 63-2 51 87 21 34 796 549 21.101-02 36-36 249-585 .426 103-134 .769 188 5.2 76-1 89 103 22 39 1149 712 19.899-02 84-67 550-1,235 .445 258-332 .777 456 5.4 194-5 174 233 47 102 2,536 1,584 18.9

12. RICKY FRAZIER 1,448 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.79-80 31-30 160-252 .635 107-132 .811 173 5.6 113-9 38 84 20 25 967 427 13.880-81 32-32 198-361 .548 125-175 .714 209 6.5 94-5 64 94 18 39 1,078 521 16.381-82 31-30 187-305 .613 126-156 .808 203 6.5 80-2 60 108 9 36 1,004 500 16.179-82 94-92 545-918 .594 358-463 .773 585 6.2 287-16 162 286 47 100 3,049 1,448 15.4

13. JEVON CRUDUP 1,445 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.90-91 15-15 80-152 .526 20-35 .571 107 7.1 42-1 20 31 13 24 446 180 12.091-92 30-30 181-357 .507 96-142 .676 246 8.2 96-4 55 68 25 49 1,002 460 15.392-93 33-30 188-375 .501 70-139 .504 273 8.3 102-3 38 78 37 49 1,074 449 13.693-94 27-26 136-281 .483 84-131 .641 194 8.0 89-2 37 60 36 30 791 356 13.290-94 105-101 585-1,165 .502 270-447 .612 841 8.0 329-10 150 237 111 152 2,937 1,445 13.7

14. JOHN BROWN 1,421 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.70-71 18 89-163 .546 91-116 .784 139 9.3 64 - - - - - 269 14.971-72 27 212-380 .558 162-215 .753 283 10.5 107 - - - - - 586 21.772-73 27 221-449 .492 124-163 .761 298 11.0 91-7 - - - - - 566 21.070-73 72 522-992 .526 377-494 .763 720 10.0 262 - - - - - 1,421 19.7


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15. LARRY DREW 1,401 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.76-77 28-25 75-175 .429 44-59 .746 77 2.8 42-0 78 - - - - 194 6.977-78 30-30 150-344 .436 80-105 .762 90 3.0 58-1 78 - - - - 380 12.778-79 28-28 181-366 .495 64-100 .640 73 2.6 56-0 121 - - - - 426 15.279-80 31-31 151-279 .541 99-121 .818 89 2.9 58-1 156 109 5 42 - 401 12.976-80 117-114 557-1,164 .479 287-385 .745 329 2.8 214-2 433 - - - - 1,401 12.0

16. WILLIE SMITH 1,387 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.74-75 27-27 249-533 .467 106-136 .779 145 5.4 37-1 - - - - - 604 22.475-76 31-31 300-636 .472 183-230 .796 178 5.7 79-0 - - - - - 783 25.374-76 58-58 549-1,169 .470 289-366 .790 323 5.6 116-1 - - - - - 1,387 23.9

17. AL EBERHARD 1,347 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.71-72 27 128-264 .485 120-157 .764 242 9.0 82 - - - - - 376 13.972-73 27 167-329 .507 125-146 .856 251 9.3 93-5 - - - - - 459 17.073-74 26 196-397 .494 120-154 .779 313 12.0 68-1 - - - - - 512 19.771-74 80 491-990 .496 365-457 .799 806 10.1 243 - - - - - 1,347 16.8

18. CHARLES HENKE 1,338 PTS.Year G-GS FG-FA FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.58-59 25 90-201 .448 85-125 .680 180 7.2 72 - - - - - 265 10.659-60 25 159-381 .417 164-234 .700 287 11.5 81 - - - - - 482 19.360-61 24 222-456 .486 147-205 .717 258 10.8 64 - - - - - 591 24.658-61 74 471-1,038 .454 396-564 .702 725 9.8 217 - - - - - 1,338 18.1

19. CURTIS BERRY 1,328 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.77-78 30-17 81-146 .556 41-68 .603 140 4.7 130-10 7 - - - - 203 6.878-79 25-21 126-234 .538 86-130 .662 224 9.0 90-6 18 - - - - 338 13.579-80 25-24 135-219 .616 91-139 .655 188 7.5 91-7 27 71 13 14 716 361 14.480-81 32-25 155-281 .552 116-180 .644 259 8.1 101-4 39 84 5 15 881 426 13.377-81 112-87 497-880 .565 334-517 .646 811 7.2 412-27 91 - - - - 1,328 11.9

20. NATHAN BUNTIN 1,308 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.86-87 34-25 168-323 .520 66-116 .569 165 4.9 72-2 43 62 19 29 1,032 402 11.887-88 30-25 111-208 .534 47-63 .746 147 4.9 56-1 29 29 6 15 716 269 9.088-89 36-0 74-134 .552 17-31 .548 111 3.1 51-0 22 25 5 13 472 165 4.689-90 32-32 181-347 .522 109-178 .612 304 9.5 80-1 41 41 11 12 982 472 14.886-90 132-82 534-1,012 .528 239-388 .616 727 5.5 259-4 135 157 41 69 3,202 1,308 9.9

21. RON COLEMAN 1,295 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.64-65 24 111-275 .404 50-71 .704 61 2.5 65 - - - - - 272 11.365-66 24 181-464 .390 150-203 .739 88 3.7 68 - - - - - 512 21.366-67 25 190-464 .409 131-150 .873 99 4.0 86 - - - - - 511 20.464-67 73 482-1,203 .401 331-424 .781 248 3.4 219 - - - - - 1,295 17.8

22. KIM ANDERSON 1,289 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.73-74 15-0 11-27 .407 7-9 .778 21 2.1 19-2 - - - - - 29 2.974-75 23-22 130-278 .468 59-88 .670 195 8.5 97-13 - - - - - 319 13.975-76 31-31 186-352 .528 58-95 .611 238 7.7 121-10 - - - - - 430 13.976-77 28-28 200-365 .548 111-160 .694 221 7.9 101-9 - - - - - 511 18.373-77 97-81 527-1,022 .516 235-352 .668 675 7.3 338-34 - - - - 1,289 14.0


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23. LEE COWARD 1,275 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.86-87 33-9 77-182 .423 46-70 .657 44 1.3 55-3 57 45 0 17 721 214 6.587-88 28-24 100-188 .532 69-88 .784 61 2.2 60-1 117 58 1 32 749 308 11.088-89 37-31 164-365 .449 62-90 .689 74 2.0 83-1 164 106 0 33 1,155 450 12.289-90 27-24 121-248 .488 26-30 .867 70 2.6 54-0 93 52 1 21 794 303 11.286-90 125-88 462-983 .470 203-278 .752 249 2.0 252-5 431 264 2 103 3,419 1,275 10.2

24. LEO LYONS 1,231 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.05-06 25-0 26-58 .448 13-36 .361 60 2.4 29-0 5 30 8 5 237 66 2.606-07 30-6 82-149 .550 53-82 .646 129 4.3 80-4 32 55 22 33 536 221 7.407-08 31-21 162-278 .583 80-125 .640 176 5.7 71-2 53 54 21 22 684 405 13.108-09 37-33 176-357 .493 182-245 .743 225 6.1 93-2 73 85 26 38 861 539 14.605-09 123-60 446-842 .530 328-488 .672 590 4.8 273-8 163 224 77 98 2,318 1,231 10.0

25. JIM KENNEDY 1,209 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.73-74 13-3 21-47 .447 17-25 .680 19 1.5 31-3 - - - - - 59 4.574-75 27-24 122-257 .475 64-81 .790 154 5.7 99-7 - - - - - 308 11.475-76 31-24 191-369 .518 120-161 .745 178 5.7 100-5 - - - - - 502 16.276-77 28-28 119-242 .492 202-132 .773 149 5.3 94-4 25 - - - - 340 12.173-77 99-79 453-915 .495 303-399 .759 510 5.2 324-17 - - - - - 1,209 12.2

26. DON TOMLINSON 1,198 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.67-68 26 129-287 .449 136-202 .673 138 5.3 105 - - - - - 394 15.268-69 25 135-285 .474 165-250 .660 172 6.9 79 - - - - - 435 17.469-70 26 111-230 .477 147-198 .786 143 5.5 66 - - - - - 369 14.267-70 77 365-802 .454 448-650 .689 453 5.9 250 - - - - - 1,198 15.6

27. JASON SUTHERLAND 1,194 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.93-94 30-0 21-62 .339 15-21 .714 24 0.8 42-1 13 25 0 9 201 62 2.194-95 29-25 73-199 .367 62-74 .838 59 2.0 77-1 47 39 3 19 689 252 8.795-96 33-27 140-293 .478 114-130 .877 67 2.0 97-4 53 77 2 27 911 463 14.096-97 33-28 120-288 .417 105-125 .840 78 2.4 101-6 74 83 1 30 917 417 12.693-97 125-80 354-842 .420 296-350 .846 228 1.8 317-12 187 224 6 85 2,718 1,194 9.6

28. BOB REITER 1,188 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.51-52 23 44-123 .358 33-44 .688 - - 49 - - - - - 121 5.352-53 21 99-288 .343 79-122 .647 - - 83 - - - - - 277 13.253-54 21 165-430 .384 81-116 .698 - - 74 - - - - - 411 19.654-55 21 124-368 .334 131-17 .729 300 14.3 76 - - - - - 379 18.051-55 86 432-1,209 .357 324-463 .700 - - 185 - - - - - 1,188 13.8

29. JIMMY MCKINNEY 1,146 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.02-03 32-26 90-222 .405 53-68 .779 120 3.8 77-1 109 72 2 26 1024 274 8.603-04 30-30 84-205 .410 79-93 .849 100 3.3 81-4 97 68 3 20 915 283 9.404-05 33-31 76-188 .404 66-85 .776 99 3.0 70-0 78 67 4 27 941 237 7.205-06 28-28 123-303 .406 79-101 .782 103 3.7 73-2 65 63 4 25 883 352 12.602-06 123-115 373-918 .406 277-347 .798 422 3.4 301-7 349 270 13 98 3,763 1,146 9.3

30. NORM STEWART 1,112 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.53-54 21 94-263 .357 68-93 .731 - - 65 - - - - - 256 12.254-55 21 131-288 .455 88-106 .830 186 8.9 61 - - - - - 350 16.755-56 21 184-464 .397 138-188 .734 224 10.7 59 - - - - - 506 24.153-56 63 409-1,015 .403 294-387 .760 - - 208 - - - - - 1,112 17.7

31. JOE SCOTT 1,106 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.58-59 25 95-281 .330 58-88 .659 62 2.5 60 - - - - - 248 9.959-60 25 170-482 .376 121-157 .770 89 3.6 70 - - - - - 461 18.460-61 24 138-395 .350 121-169 .716 74 3.1 78 - - - - - 397 16.558-61 74 403-1,158 .348 300-414 .725 225 3.0 208 - - - - - 1,106 14.9


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32. GREG CAVENER 1,097 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.81-82 28-0 34-66 .515 17-40 .425 106 3.8 38-0 22 34 6 7 372 85 3.082-83 34-34 145-250 .580 77-132 .583 292 8.6 87-4 95 96 27 33 1,213 367 10.883-84 30-30 145-281 .516 71-104 .683 260 8.7 67-1 99 95 14 36 1,105 361 12.084-85 31-31 102-181 .564 80-117 .684 236 7.6 65-1 106 82 22 37 1,066 284 9.281-85 123-95 426-778 .548 245-393 .623 894 7.3 257-6 322 307 69 113 3,756 1,097 8.9

33. BYRON IRVIN 1,096 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.87-88 30-19 132-257 .514 89-124 .718 104 3.5 60-2 79 48 6 32 805 388 12.988-89 36-32 227-427 .532 214-259 .826 168 4.7 76-0 115 82 8 64 1,166 708 19.787-89 66-51 359-684 .525 303-383 .791 272 4.1 136-2 194 130 14 96 1,971 1,096 16.6

34. THOMAS GARDNER 1,067 PTSYear G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.03-04 28-16 57-153 .373 26-29 .897 58 2.1 41-0 24 31 2 14 558 172 6.104-05 33-13 121-333 .363 49-59 .831 87 2.6 83-2 66 51 1 22 927 344 10.405-06 28-28 186-434 .429 85-118 .720 90 3.2 59-0 45 92 0 27 957 551 19.703-06 89-57 364-920 .395 160-206 .777 235 2.6 183-2 135 174 3 63 2442 1,067 12.0

35. DEREK GRIMM 1,051 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.93-94 22-2 18-36 .500 10-16 .625 30 1.4 22-0 2 8 3 7 147 46 2.194-95 29-26 102-197 .518 70-90 .778 154 5.3 98-5 18 45 10 14 784 312 10.895-96 33-14 79-180 .439 100-113 .885 165 5.0 81-1 41 33 8 25 764 299 9.196-97 33-29 128-260 .492 77-97 .794 161 4.9 112-7 43 54 10 25 923 394 11.993-97 117-71 327-673 .486 257-316 .813 510 4.4 313-13 104 140 31 71 2,618 1,051 9.0

36. DEMARRE CARROLL 1,046 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.07-08 32-30 162-302 .536 90-147 .612 213 6.7 85-8 42 48 21 36 809 417 13.008-09 38-38 246-441 .558 121-191 .634 273 7.2 84-1 82 56 25 59 1064 629 16.607-09 70-68 408-743 .549 211-338 .624 486 6.9 169-9 124 104 46 95 1,873 1,046 14.9

37. RAY BOB CAREY 1,016 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.61-62 25 79-228 .346 48-65 .738 178 7.1 82 - - - - - 206 8.262-63 25 149-372 .400 58-80 .725 213 8.5 39 - - - - - 356 14.263-64 24 185-466 .397 84-109 .771 238 9.9 83 - - - - - 454 18.961-64 74 413-1,066 .387 190-254 .748 629 8.5 204 - - - - - 1,016 13.7

38. MATT LAWRENCE 1,004 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.05-06 25-0 11-33 .333 6-8 .750 18 0.7 18-0 5 10 0 7 172 37 1.506-07 30-30 115-237 .485 26-36 7.22 92 3.1 37-0 23 29 1 28 819 337 11.207-08 32-31 94-255 .369 21-23 .913 94 2.9 53-0 30 26 5 25 835 281 8.808-09 38-25 121-264 .458 25-37 .676 83 2.2 48-0 35 19 4 34 791 349 9.205-09 125-86 341-789 .432 78-104 .750 287 2.3 156-0 93 84 10 94 2617 1,004 8.0

39. MALCOLM THOMAS 1,002 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.83-84 27-24 171-330 .518 102-176 .580 242 9.0 85-5 20 65 12 14 907 444 16.484-85 32-30 212-392 .556 134-196 .684 241 7.5 103-3 21 69 25 34 1,084 558 17.483-85 59-54 383-722 .530 236-372 .634 483 8.2 188-8 41 134 37 48 1,991 1,002 17.0

40. JEFF STRONG 1,000 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.84-85 32-30 205-428 .479 127-162 .784 98 3.0 67-0 79 100 15 29 1,119 537 16.885-86 25-23 190-356 .534 83-114 .728 63 2.5 57-2 62 77 13 21 856 463 18.584-86 57-53 395-784 .510 210-276 .761 161 2.8 124-2 141 177 18 50 1,975 1,000 17.5


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SCORINGYEAR NAME G TP AVG.31-32 John Cooper 18 192 10.732-33 Norman Wagner 18 167 9.333-34 unavailable — — —34-35 Ken Jorgensen 18 113 6.335-36 Evans Powell 17 86 5.136-37 Ralph Beer 16 91 5.737-38 William Harvey 18 158 8.838-39 Harlan Keirsey 18 126 7.039-40 John Lobsiger 19 117 6.240-41 Loren Mills 16 98 6.141-42 Donald Harvey 18 146 8.142-43 Thornton Jenkins 17 195 11.543-44 Dan Pippin 19 169 8.944-45 Eugene Kurash 18 150 8.345-46 Wendall Moulder 15 106 7.146-47 Thornton Jenkins 25 247 9.947-48 Thornton Jenkins 24 272 10.348-49 Dan Pippin 15 160 10.749-50 Bud Heineman 24 230 9.650-51 Bud Heineman 24 283 11.851-52 Bill Stauffer 23 368 16.052-53 Bob Reiter 21 277 13.253-54 Bob Reiter 21 411 19.654-55 Bob Reiter 21 379 18.055-56 Norm Stewart 21 506 24.156-57 Lionel Smith 23 469 20.457-58 Sonny Siebert 22 368 16.758-59 Al Abram 25 404 16.159-60 Charles Henke 25 482 19.360-61 Charles Henke 24 591 24.661-62 Ken Doughty 25 416 16.662-63 Ray Bob Carey 25 356 14.263-64 Bob Price 24 471 19.664-65 Gary Garner 24 360 15.065-66 Ron Coleman 24 512 21.366-67 Ron Coleman 24 511 20.467-68 Gene Jones 26 485 18.768-69 Don Tomlinson 25 435 17.469-70 Don Tomlinson 26 369 14.270-71 Henry Smith 26 581 22.371-72 John Brown 27 586 21.772-73 John Brown 27 566 21.073-74 Al Eberhard 26 512 19.7

74-75 Willie Smith 27 604 22.475-76 Willie Smith 31 783 25.376-77 Kim Anderson 28 511 18.377-78 Clay Johnson 30 515 17.278-79 Larry Drew 28 426 15.279-80 Steve Stipanovich 31 445 14.480-81 Ricky Frazier 32 521 16.381-82 Ricky Frazier 31 500 16.182-83 Steve Stipanovich 34 626 18.483-84 Malcolm Thomas 27 444 16.484-85 Malcolm Thomas 32 558 17.485-86 Derrick Chievous 34 640 18.886-87 Derrick Chievous 34 821 24.187-88 Derrick Chievous 30 701 23.488-89 Byron Irvin 36 708 19.789-90 Doug Smith 32 635 19.890-91 Doug Smith 30 709 23.691-92 Anthony Peeler 29 678 23.492-93 Melvin Booker 33 522 15.893-94 Melvin Booker 32 579 18.194-95 Paul O’Liney 29 571 19.795-96 Jason Sutherland 33 463 14.096-97 Kelly Thames 32 417 13.097-98 Kelly Thames 32 475 14.898-99 Albert White 29 473 16.399-00 Keyon Dooling 31 473 15.300-01 Kareem Rush 26 549 21.101-02 Kareem Rush 36 712 19.802-03 Rickey Paulding 33 573 17.403-04 Arthur Johnson 30 491 16.404-05 Linas Kleiza 33 530 16.105-06 Thomas Gardner 28 551 19.706-07 Stefhon Hannah 30 463 15.407-08 Leo Lyons 31 405 13.108-09 DeMarre Carroll 38 629 16.6

REBOUNDINGYEAR NAME G REB AVG.49-50 Bill Stauffer 24 228 9.550-51 Bill Stauffer 24 357 14.951-52 Bill Stauffer 24 379 16.52-53 Bob Reiter 21 190 9.053-54 unavailable — — —54-55 Bob Reiter 21 300 14.355-56 Norm Stewart 21 224 10.756-57 unavailable — — —57-58 Rodger Egelhoff 22 118 5.458-59 Al Abram 25 287 11.559-60 Charles Henke 25 287 11.60-61 Charles Henke 24 258 10.861-62 Walt Grebing 25 215 8.62-63 Ray Bob Carey 25 213 8.563-64 Ray Bob Carey 24 238 9.964-65 Ned Monsees 24 284 11.865-66 Charles Rudd 24 210 8.866-67 Gene Jones 16 189 11.867-68 Gene Jones 26 277 10.768-69 Don Tomlinson 25 172 6.969-70 Henry Smith 26 190 7.370-71 Henry Smith 26 245 9.471-72 John Brown 27 283 10.572-73 John Brown 27 298 11.073-74 Al Eberhard 26 313 12.074-75 Bill Flamank 27 220 8.175-76 Stan Ray 31 258 8.376-77 Clay Johnson 29 230 7.977-78 Clay Johnson 30 232 7.778-79 Curtis Berry 25 224 9.079-80 Curtis Berry 25 188 7.580-81 Curtis Berry 32 259 8.181-82 Steve Stipanovich 31 248 8.082-83 Steve Stipanovich 34 300 8.883-84 Malcolm Thomas 27 242 9.084-85 Greg Cavener 31 236 7.685-86 Derrick Chievous 34 262 7.786-87 Derrick Chievous 34 291 8.687-88 Derrick Chievous 30 256 8.588-89 Doug Smith 36 250 7.089-90 Nathan Buntin 32 304 9.590-91 Doug Smith 30 311 10.4

YEARLY STATISTICAL LEADERS

JASON SUTHERLAND,NORM STEWARTAND COREY TATE

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91-92 Jevon Crudup 30 246 8.292-93 Jevon Crudup 33 273 8.393-94 Kelly Thames 32 228 7.194-95 Julian Winfi eld 25 190 7.695-96 Simeon Haley 32 173 5.496-97 Kelly Thames 32 195 6.197-98 Kelly Thames 32 193 6.098-99 Albert White 29 252 8.799-00 Tajudeen Soyoye 31 194 6.300-01 Arthur Johnson 33 257 7.801-02 Arthur Johnson 36 286 7.902-03 Arthur Johnson 33 316 9.603-04 Arthur Johnson 30 224 7.504-05 Linas Kleiza 33 250 7.605-06 Kevin Young 28 203 7.306-07 Kalen Grimes 30 169 5.607-08 DeMarre Carroll 32 213 6.708-09 DeMarre Carroll 38 273 7.2

ASSISTSYEAR NAME G A AVG.76-77 Scott Sims 29 142 4.977-78 Larry Drew 30 78 2.678-79 Larry Drew 28 121 4.379-80 Larry Drew 31 156 5.080-81 Jon Sundvold 32 109 3.481-82 Prince Bridges 31 102 3.382-83 Jon Sundvold 34 123 3.683-84 Greg Cavener 30 99 3.384-85 Greg Cavener 31 106 3.485-86 Lynn Hardy 35 139 4.086-87 Lynn Hardy

Mike Sandbothe3434

117117

3.43.4

87-88 Lee Coward 28 117 4.288-89 Lee Coward 37 164 4.489-90 Anthony Peeler 31 179 5.890-91 Anthony Peeler 21 104 5.091-92 Melvin Booker 30 118 3.992-93 Melvin Booker 33 122 3.793-94 Melvin Booker 32 143 4.594-95 Kendrick Moore 29 71 2.595-96 Julian Winfi eld 33 96 2.996-97 Dibi Ray 32 88 2.897-98 Dibi Ray

Brian Grawer3231

8279

2.62.6

98-99 Albert White 29 88 3.0

99-00 Keyon Dooling 31 113 3.700-01 Clarence Gilbert 32 112 3.501-02 Wesley Stokes 36 147 4.102-03 Ricky Clemons 32 121 3.803-04 Jimmy McKinney 30 97 3.204-05 Jason Horton 32 103 3.205-06 Jason Horton 27 121 4.506-07 Stefhon Hannah 30 137 4.607-08 Stefhon Hannah 20 105 5.308-09 J.T. Tiller 38 138 3.6

STEALSYEAR NAME G ST AVG.77-78 Jeff Currie 30 40 1.378-79 Larry Drew 28 44 1.679-80 Larry Drew 31 42 1.480-81 Ricky Frazier 32 39 1.281-82 Ricky Frazier 31 36 1.282-83 Greg Cavener 34 33 1.083-84 Greg Cavener 30 36 1.284-85 Greg Cavener 31 37 1.285-86 Lynn Hardy 35 74 2.186-87 Lynn Hardy 34 76 2.287-88 Derrick Chievous 30 45 1.588-89 Byron Irvin 36 64 1.889-90 Anthony Peeler 31 63 2.090-91 Doug Smith 30 64 2.191-92 Anthony Peeler 29 62 2.192-93 Jevon Crudup 33 49 1.593-94 Melvin Booker 32 41 1.394-95 Paul O’Liney 29 37 1.395-96 Kendrick Moore 33 28 0.896-97 Jeff Hafer 26 36 1.497-98 Brian Grawer 31 45 1.598-99 Brian Grawer 29 61 2.199-00 Jeff Hafer 30 48 1.600-01 Brian Grawer 33 44 1.301-02 Clarence Gilbert 36 50 1.402-03 Rickey Clemons 32 49 1.503-04 Arthur Johnson

Rickey Paulding3030

3131

1.01.0

04-05 Jason Conley 33 44 1.305-06 Jason Horton 27 43 1.606-07 Stefhon Hannah 30 72 2.407-08 Stefhon Hannah 20 38 1.908-09 J.T Tiller 38 68 1.8

BLOCKED SHOTSYEAR NAME G BS AVG.77-78 Curtis Berry 30 14 0.578-79 Tom Dore 25 18 0.779-80 Ricky Frazier 31 20 0.680-81 S. Stipanovich 32 44 1.481-82 S. Stipanovich 31 34 1.182-83 S. Stipanovich 34 56 1.683-84 Blake Wortham 30 19 0.684-85 Malcolm Thomas 32 25 0.885-86 D. Bingenheimer 35 46 1.386-87 Gary Leonard 32 24 0.887-88 Doug Smith 30 34 1.188-89 Gary Leonard 37 42 1.189-90 Doug Smith 32 28 0.990-91 Doug Smith 30 42 1.491-92 Jevon Crudup 30 25 0.892-93 Jevon Crudup 33 37 1.193-94 Jevon Crudup 27 35 1.394-95 Sammie Haley 28 49 1.895-96 Simeon Haley 32 35 1.196-97 Tate Decker 28 24 0.997-98 Monte Hardge 30 34 1.198-99 Monte Hardge 29 24 0.899-00 Keyon Dooling 31 17 0.600-01 Arthur Johnson 33 65 2.001-02 Arthur Johnson 36 71 2.002-03 Arthur Johnson 33 61 1.803-04 Arthur Johnson 30 48 1.604-05 Kevin Young 33 20 0.605-06 Kevin Young 28 20 0.706-07 Kalen Grimes 30 35 1.207-08 Leo Lyons 31 21 0.708-09 Keith Ramsey 38 31 0.8


KEYON DOOLINGWas named to the MizzouAll-Century Team

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FIELD GOAL SHOOTINGYEAR NAME FG-FGA PCT.54-55 Norm Stewart 131-288 .45555-56 Bill Ross 99-219 .45256-57 Bill Ross 99-346 .40357-58 Cliff Talley 83-187 .44458-59 Al Abram 147-326 .45059-60 Charles Henke 159-831 .41760-61 Charles Henke 222-456 .48661-62 Walt Grebing 86-176 .48962-63 Bob Price 137-330 .41563-64 Ned Monsees 43-99 .43464-65 Ned Monsees 123-266 .46265-66 Rich Miling 45-97 .46466-67 Ron Coleman 190-464 .40967-68 Tom Johnson 138-284 .48668-69 Doug Johnson 86-159 .54169-70 Doug Johnson 68-124 .54770-71 John Brown 89-163 .54671-72 John Brown 212-380 .55872-73 Gary Link 100-182 .54973-74 Gail Wolf 59-119 .49674-75 Steve Dangos 59-111 .53275-76 Kim Anderson 186-352 .52876-77 Clay Johnson 142-247 .57577-78 Curtis Berry 81-146 .55578-79 Curtis Berry 126-234 .53879-80 Mark Dressler 117-184 .63680-81 Curtis Berry 155-281 .55281-82 Marvin McCrary 94-148 .63582-83 Prince Bridges 63-105 .60083-84 Malcolm Thomas 171-330 .51884-85 Greg Cavener 102-181 .56485-86 Dan Bingenheimer 191-310 .61686-87 Mike Sandbothe 85-140 .60787-88 Greg Church 71-112 .63488-89 Greg Church 126-193 .65389-90 Doug Smith 260-462 .56390-91 Jeff Warren 75-111 .67691-92 Jeff Warren 115-183 .62892-93 Jeff Warren 112-187 .59993-94 Kelly Thames 146-284 .51494-95 Julian Winfi eld 107-199 .53895-96 Corey Tate 54-100 .54096-97 Jeff Hafer 66-129 .51297-98 Jeff Hafer 72-156 .46298-99 Jeff Hafer 54-110 .49199-00 Tajudeen Soyoye 98-192 .51000-01 Arthur Johnson 127-245 .51801-02 Travon Bryant 98-170 .46202-03 Kevin Young 34-61 .557

03-04 Arthur Johnson 193-352 .54804-05 Kalen Grimes 35-66 .53005-06 Kevin Young 92-181 .50806-07 Leo Lyons 82-149 .55007-08 Leo Lyons 162-278 .58308-09 DeMarre Carroll 246-441 .558

FREE THROW SHOOTINGYEAR NAME FT-FTA PCT.

54-55 Norm Stewart 88-106 .83055-56 Norm Stewart 138-188 .73456-57 Sonny Siebert 62-79 .78557-58 Al Abram 48-62 .77458-59 Mike Kirksey 104-129 .80659-60 Joe Scott 121-157 .77060-61 Ken Doughty 43-58 .74161-62 Ken Doughty 92-115 .80062-63 Ken Doughty 75-90 .83363-64 Ray Bob Carey 84-109 .77164-65 Gary Garner 66-87 .75965-66 Rich Miller 48-62 .77466-67 Ron Coleman 131-150 .87367-68 Tom Johnson 87-116 .75068-69 Theo Franks 39-45 .86769-70 Doug Johnson 69-83 .83170-71 Mike Jeffries 78-97 .80471-72 Orv Salmon 52-59 .88172-73 Al Eberhard 125-146 .85673-74 Al Eberhard 120-154 .77974-75 Jim Kennedy 64-81 .79075-76 Willie Smith 183-230 .79676-77 Jim Kennedy 102-132 .77377-78 Brad Droy 78-98 .79678-79 Steve Wallace 70-84 .83379-80 Larry Drew 99-121 .81880-81 Jon Sundvold 85-99 .85981-82 Jon Sundvold 81-93 .87182-83 Jon Sundvold 131-151 .86883-84 Prince Bridges 74-105 .70684-85 Derrick Chievous 134-168 .79885-86 Derrick Chievous 186-232 .80286-87 Lynn Hardy 89-109 .81787-88 Greg Church 42-53 .79388-89 Byron Irvin 214-259 .82689-90 Travis Ford 60-67 .89690-91 Doug Smith 156-190 .82191-92 Jamal Coleman 77-94 .81992-93 Melvin Booker 143-175 .81793-94 Melvin Booker 135-164 .823

94-95 Jason Sutherland 62-64 .83895-96 Derek Grimm 100-113 .88596-97 Jason Sutherland 105-125 .84097-98 Brian Grawer 45-57 .78998-99 John Woods 43-54 .79699-00 Brian Grawer 67-74 .90500-01 Brian Grawer 46-55 .83601-02 Clarence Gilbert 101-127 .79502-03 Ricky Clemons 65-81 .80203-04 Jimmy McKinney 79-93 .84904-05 Thomas Gardner 49-59 .83105-06 Jimmy McKinney 79-101 .78206-07 Stefhon Hannah 82-104 .788

Keon Lawrence 41-52 .78807-08 J.T. Tiller 41-52 .78808-09 Leo Lyons 182-245 .743

THREE-POINT SHOOTINGYEAR NAME FG-FGA PCT.86-87 Derrick Chievous 13-33 .39487-88 Lee Coward 39-74 .52788-89 Lee Coward 60-154 .39089-90 Lee Coward 35-81 .43290-91 Anthony Peeler 24-58 .41491-92 Melvin Booker 47-108 .43592-93 Mark Atkins 81-212 .38293-94 Melvin Booker 66-163 .40594-95 Derek Grimm 38-80 .47595-96 Jason Sutherland 69-148 .46696-97 Derek Grimm 61-147 .41597-98 Brian Grawer 36-79 .45698-99 Brian Grawer 64-129 .49699-00 Kareem Rush 46-108 .42600-01 Kareem Rush 69-154 .44801-02 Rickey Paulding 50-113 .44202-03 Rickey Paulding 75-193 .39803-04 Travon Bryant 51-71 .40704-05 Marshall Brown 22-58 .37905-06 Thomas Gardner 94-237 .39706-07 Matt Lawrence 81-183 .44307-08 Stefhon Hannah 45-117 .38508-09 Matt Lawrence 82-201 .408


MATT LAWRENCERanked among Missouri’s leaders in

three-point makes and three-point attempts during his career

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MISSOURI VALLEY1909 Carl Ristine G1910 D.C. Martindell G1911 Pete Burress G1913 George Taafe F1919 Craig Ruby F1920 Craig Ruby F1921 G.C. Browning

George WilliamsHerb Bunker

FCG

1922 G.C. Browning FHerb Bunker G

BIG SIX1929 Wendell Baker G1930 Marshall Craig

Wendell BakerFG

1931 Charles Huhn C1932 John Cooper F1933 Norman Wagner C1934 Denver Miller G1935 Kenneth Jorgensen G1939 John Lobsiger G1940 Blaine Currence

John LobsigerCG

1943 Thornton Jenkins F1944 Dan Pippin F1947 Dan Pippin G

BIG SEVEN1948 Thornton Jenkins G1951 Bill Stauffer C1952 Bill Stauffer C1953 William Wilfong G1955 Med Park

Norm StewartGG

1956 Norm Stewart G

BIG EIGHT1960 Charles Henke G1961 Charles Henke G1964 Ray Bob Carey

Bob PriceFG

1965 George Flamank F1969 Don Tomlinson F1971 Henry Smith C1972 John Brown F1973 John Brown F1974 Al Eberhard F1975 Willie Smith G1976 Willie Smith

Jim KennedyGF

1977 Kim Anderson C

1980 Larry Drew GCurtis Berry F

1981 Ricky Frazier F1982 Ricky Frazier

Steve StipanovichJon Sundvold

FCG

1983 Steve StipanovichJon Sundvold

CG

1985 Malcolm Thomas F1987 Derrick Chievous F1988 Derrick Chievous F1989 Byron Irvin G1990 Doug Smith

Anthony PeelerFG

1991 Doug Smith F1992 Anthony Peeler G1993 Melvin Booker G1994 Melvin Booker G

BIG 122001 Kareem Rush F2002 Kareem Rush F2009 DeMarre Carroll F

CONFERENCE MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

1991 Doug Smith1992 Anthony Peeler

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE

1972 Greg Flaker G1975 Kim Anderson F1977 Kim Anderson F1978 Brad Droy F1979 Brad Droy F1983 Steve Stipanovich C1985 Bill Roundtree G1989 Gary Leonard C1991 Jeff Warren F1992 Jeff Warren F1993 Jeff Warren F1995 Derek Grimm

Kendrick MooreFG

1996 Kendrick Moore G1997 Chip Walther G2000 Mark Wampler G/F2001 Brian Grawer G2003 Josh Kroenke

Ryan KiernanGG

2004 Kevin Young C/F2005 Jimmy McKinney G2006 Jason Horton G2007 Marcus Watkins G/F2008 Matt Lawrence G2009 DeMarre Carroll F

Matt Lawrence G

COACH OF THE YEAR1976 Norm Stewart (UPI)1982 Norm Stewart (APUPI)1983 Norm Stewart (APUPI)1987 Norm Stewart (APUPI)1994 Norm Stewart (APBig 8)

2000 Quin Snyder Rookie Coach of the YearBasketball Times

2009 Mike Anderson (NABC)

CONFERENCE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

1975 Willie Smith (UPI)

1976 Stan Ray (APUPI)

1980 Steve Stipanovich (APUPI)

1989 Anthony Peeler (KC Star)

2007 Stefhon Hannah

2008 DeMarre Carroll

CONFERENCE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1994 Kelly Thames (APBig 8)2000 Kareem Rush (Coaches)

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1976 Willie Smith (APUPI)1977 Kim Anderson (UPI)1982 Ricky Frazier (APUPI)1983 Steve Stipanovich (UPI)1990 Doug Smith (APUPI)1991 Doug Smith (APUPI)1992 Anthony Peeler (AP)1994 Melvin Booker (APBig 8)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1983 Steve Stipanovich C

BASKETBALL HALL OF FAMECoach Walter MeanwellCoach Norm Stewart

UNITED STATES OLYMPIANS1948 Martin E. Nash,

alternate on gold-medal team at London, England

1952 Dan Pippin, captain of gold-medal team at Helsinki, Finland

1972 John Brown, alternate on silver-medal team at Munich, West Germany

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2009 J.T. Tiller (Coaches/Media)

SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR2009 Matt Lawrence (Coaches)

TIGER FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

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MISSOURI ALL-CENTURY TEAM

MIZZOU’S 20 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS:Melvin Booker, 1991-92-93-94

John Brown, 1971-72-73

Arthur Browning, 1921-22-23

Herb Bunker, 1921-22-23

Derrick Chievous, 1985-86-87-88

Max Collings, 1930-31

Marshall Craig, 1928-29-30

Ricky Frazier, 1980-81-82

Charles Henke, 1959-60-61

John Lobsiger, 1938-39-40

Anthony Peeler, 1989-90-91-92

Craig Ruby, 1918-19-20

Doug Smith, 1988-89-90-91


Bill Stauffer, 1950-51-52

Norm Stewart, 1954-55-56

Steve Stipanovich, 1980-81-82-83

Jon Sundvold, 1980-81-82-83

Fred Williams, 1915-16

George Williams, 1920-21

FINAL 10 MEMBERS VOTED BY THE FANS:Kim Anderson, 1974-75-76-77

Keyon Dooling, 1999-2000

Larry Drew, 1977-78-79-80

Al Eberhard, 1972-73-74

Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2000-01-02

Byron Irvin, 1988-89

Arthur Johnson, 2001-02-03-04

Rickey Paulding, 2001-02-03-04

Kareem Rush, 2000-01-02

Kelly Thames, 1994-96-97-98

It was a banner celebration for Mizzou Basketball, as the Department of Athletics honored its 30-member All-Century Team at halftime of a 74-71 win over Kansas St. on Feb. 12, 2006. Nearly 100 former players and player representatives returned to Columbia for the centennial celebration as players and family members were recognized for their contributions in building one of the nation’s most prestigious and recognizable basketball programs.

From legendary sideline boss Norm Stewart to more recent standouts Anthony Peeler and Doug Smith, cameras fl ashed like never before inside Mizzou Arena as a crowd of well over 10,000 paid homage to the greatest players to have ever worn the Black & Gold.Planning for the 2006 Centennial Celebration began in late 2004 with the idea of allowing alumni and fans to select the team. After some discussion, the committee decided to honor a 30-man unit, consisting of Mizzou’s 20 consensus All-Americans and 10 former student-athletes, which would be selected by the fans. Voting for the All-

Century Team began in October and an overwhelming number of ballots were submitted to the Mizzou Department of Athletics. Once the votes were tabulated, the Department began to contact these fi nal 10 standouts, many of which are still enjoying playing careers in the NBA and overseas.

The celebration began on Saturday, Feb. 11, with a social at Mizzou Arena. This catered event allowed former teammates and coaches to spend time with one another in a more relaxed setting prior to Sunday afternoon’s festivities. Once Sunday’s game arrived, Mizzou Arena was transformed into “throwback” mode with the Tigers wearing replica uniforms from the 70’s and 80’s and All-Century Team decals and banners placed throughout the arena.

To cap the outstanding weekend, Mizzou earned a hard-fought 74-71 win over neighboring rival Kansas State. Marshall Brown scored 18 points and Jimmy McKinney added 16 to help the Tigers and Interim Head Coach Melvin Watkins to the win.

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Of Missouri’s 20 basketball All-Americans, several were selected retroactively by the Helms Foundation. George Williams, Herb Bunker, Arthur Browning, Marshall Craig and John Lobsiger were selected in 1943. Fred Williams and Craig Ruby were tabbed in 1957.

Oil paintings of each by noted sports artist Ted Watts, commissioned by the St. Louis Tiger Club, hang in the lobby entrance to the basketball offi ces at Mizzou Arena.

In 1988, Missouri began its All-America tree project. Envisioned by former Director of Athletics Jack Lengyel, and implemented by his successor, Dick Tamburo, Mizzou has planted trees in honor of each football and basketball All-American or Hall of Fame member. They’re located around Faurot Field, the Mizzou Athletic Training Center and Hearnes Center.

Since Mizzou began its Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame in 1990, 12 of Missouri’s basketball All-Americans have been inducted.

TIGER ALL-AMERICANS1916 Fred Williams Guard

1918-19 Craig Ruby Forward

1920-21 George Williams Center

1921-23 Herb Bunker Guard

1922-23 Arthur Browning Forward

1930 Marshall Craig Forward

1931 Max Collings Forward

1939-40 John Lobsiger Guard

1952 Bill Stauffer Center

1956 Norm Stewart Guard

1961 Charles Henke Center

1972-73 John Brown Forward

1976 Willie Smith Guard

1982 Ricky Frazier Forward

1983 Steve Stipanovich Center

1983 Jon Sundvold Guard

1987 Derrick Chievous Forward

1990 Doug Smith Forward

1992 Anthony Peeler Guard

1994 Melvin Booker Guard

John BrownNorm Stewart

Jon SundvoldDerrick Chievous

Ricky Frazier Steve Stipanovich

Doug SmithWillie Smith

MISSOURI ALL-AMERICANS

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# 20 JON SUNDVOLD 1980-1983Running the show for Coach Norm Stewart during an era of unprecedented success was smooth-shooting guard Jon Sundvold. The 6-foot-2 native of Blue Springs, Mo., quarterbacked Mizzou basketball teams that won four consecutive outright Big Eight Conference Championships in 1980-81-82-83, and went to the NCAA Tournament each season.

Sundvold, the 10th-leading scorer in Missouri history with 1,597 points, was an All-Big Eight selection in 1982 and ‘83, and received All-America honors as a senior, when he averaged 17.1 points per game. He broke into the starting lineup midway through his freshman season, and stayed there on his way to playing 128 games at Mizzou. He set school and Big Eight records for minutes played in a season (1,303 in ‘82-83) and career (4,289).

Sundvold was a fi rst-round draft choice of the Seattle Supersonics and played two seasons there before spending three years with the San Antonio Spurs. He was claimed by the Miami Heat in the 1988 NBA expansion draft, and set a NBA record for 3-point percentage in 1989. He is now the color commentator on the Mizzou Sports Network.

# 22 NORM STEWART 1954-1956His notoriety as an accomplished coach somewhat overshadows the accomplishments that Norm Stewart achieved on the court as a 6-foot-4 guard. Stewart earned First-Team All-American status in 1956 after a senior season that saw him lead the Big Seven in scoring, at 24.1 points per game (still the fourth-best single-season average in Tiger history). When he ended his playing career, he ranked second on the school career scoring list, with 1,112 points (he now ranks 28th overall). His career scoring average of 17.7 points per game in three seasons (freshmen were ineligible at that time) still ranks seventh on the Missouri charts. A superb all-around athlete, the Shelbyville, Mo., native was an All-Conference performer in both basketball and baseball at Mizzou, and pitched for Mizzou’s 1954 College World Series Championship team.

Upon graduation, he signed professional contracts with the St. Louis Hawks in basketball and the Baltimore Orioles in baseball. He played with the Hawks for a half year in 1956 and spent the summer of 1957 in the Orioles’

farm system, before coming back to Missouri to begin his coaching career as an assistant for four years. He went to Northern Iowa in his fi rst head coaching stint, where he spent six seasons (1961-62 to 1966-67), before taking over at his alma mater for the 1967-68 season. Stewart spent 32 seasons as Mizzou’s head coach, and amassed 634 wins, including eight regular season and six conference tournament titles. At the time of his retirement following the 1998-99 season, Stewart stood 7th on the NCAA coaching wins list, with 731 overall. His jersey number was retired at halftime of the Mizzou-Kansas game on Jan. 29, 2001 and since that night, his name has graced the fl oor the Tigers play on.

#20 Jon Sundvold

#22 Norm Stewart

MIZZOU’S RETIRED NUMBERS

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# 30 WILLIE SMITH 1975-1976 Nicknamed “Mr. Magic,” Willie Smith led the Tigers to their fi rst Big Eight championship of the Norm Stewart era in 1975-76. A left-handed magician with the basketball, Smith averaged 25.3 points per game during the ‘75-76 campaign, still the highest scoring average in school history.

Smith, a native of Las Vegas, Nev., and a transfer in 1974-75 from Seminole Ju-nior College, fi nished his career with his fi nest effort. Playing against Michigan in the NCAA Midwest Regional fi nal, he scored 43 points – 29 in the second half – and very nearly catapulted the Tigers into the Final Four.

He was an All-Big Eight choice twice, an All-American in ‘76, and a second-round pick of the Chicago Bulls. He played with several teams in both the NBA and Continental Basketball Association before retiring.

# 34 DOUG SMITH 1988-1991Just the third player in Big Eight history to score more than 2,000 points and grab more than 1,000 rebounds, Doug Smith became only the fi fth Tiger to have his jersey retired. Smith, a 6-foot-10 forward, won Big Eight Player of the Year honors in his junior and senior seasons, and was the sixth player taken in the 1991 NBA draft by the Dallas Mavericks.

The native of Detroit, Mich., paced the Tigers to a 94-35 record during his career, a Big Eight Conference Championship (1990), two Phillips 66 Big Eight Tournament titles (1989 and ‘91) and three trips to the NCAA Tournament. Smith averaged 23.6 points per game as a senior and was named the conference’s Male Athlete of the Year. He was named a Second-Team All-American by the Associated Press, Basketball Times and Basketball Weekly.

#34 Doug Smith

#30 Willie Smith


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# 40 STEVE STIPANOVICH 1980-1983When Steve Stipanovich arrived at Ol’ Mizzou in 1979, he probably didn’t realize that he was about to revolutionize the Big Eight Conference. But that is exactly what he did. As the seven-footer led the Tigers to four consecutive Big Eight championships, rival coaches in the league began recruiting big men to counter him – Wayman Tisdale, Dave Hoppen, Greg Dreiling, et al.

Stipo left Missouri in 1983 as the school’s leading career scorer with 1,836 points and top rebounder with 984. He was the Big Eight’s “Newcomer of the Year” in 1980, All-Conference in 1982 and ‘83, and the league’s “Player of the Year” in 1983. He was a consensus All -American pick as a senior, and was also a fi rst-team Academic All-American.

The St. Louis native was the second player chosen in the 1983 NBA draft (behind Ralph Sampson) by the Indiana Pacers, and retired in 1989 after six years in the NBA. He now lives in St. Louis.

# 43 BILL STAUFFER 1950-1952When Bill Stauffer played his last game in 1952, he was carried off the court by admiring fans who had enjoyed his three-year Mizzou career. Constantly pitted against bigger men, the 6-foot-4 Stauffer ranked 15th in the nation in rebounding as a junior, and 11th as a senior. In three seasons, he pulled down 964 rebounds, the Tiger standard until Steve Stipanovich, Doug Smith and Arthur Johnson came along. More impressively, he averaged 13.6 rebounds per game for his career, likely a school record that will never be broken.

Stauffer was an All-Big Seven in 1951 and ‘52, and All-American in 1952. He was later drafted by the NBA’s Boston Celtics.


#40 Steve Stipanovich

#43 Bill Stauffer

In 2004, legends Bill Stauffer, Steve Stipanovich, Doug Smith, Jon Sundvold, and Willie Smith were recognized and their numbers were lowered for transfer to Mizzou Arena.

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Year Name Team Round Pick2009 DeMarre Carroll Memphis Grizzlies 1st 27th

2005 Linas Kleiza Portland Trailblazers(To Denver Nuggets)

1st 27th

2004 Rickey Paulding Detroit Pistons 2nd 54th

2002 Kareem Rush Toronto Raptors (To L.A. Lakers) 1st 20th

2000 Keyon Dooling Orlando Magic (To L.A. Clippers) 1st 10th

1994 Jevon Crudup Detroit Pistons 2nd 48th

1992 Anthony Peeler Los Angeles Lakers 1st 15th

1991 Doug Smith Dallas Mavericks 1st 5th

1989 Byron Irvin Portland Trail Blazers 1st 22nd

Gary Leonard Minnesota Timberwolves 2nd 34th

1988 Derrick Chievous Houston Rockets 1st 16th

1986 Dan Bingenheimer Golden St. Warriors 4th 75th

Jeff Strong Milwaukee Bucks 7th 151st

1985 Greg Cavener Golden St. Warriors 5th 95th

Malcolm Thomas Los Angeles Clippers 6th 121st

1984 Prince Bridges Detroit Pistons 5th 103rd

1983 Steve Stipanovich Indiana Pacers 1st 2nd

Jon Sundvold Seattle Supersonics 1st 16th

1982 Ricky Frazier Chicago Bulls 2nd 26th

Marvin McCrary Phoenix Sun 5th 108th

1981 Curtis Berry Kansas City Kings 3rd 58th

1980 Larry Drew Detroit Pistons 1st 17th

1978 Clay Johnson Portland Trail Blazers 5th 110th

1977 Kim Anderson Portland Trail Blazers 2nd 28th

Jim Kennedy Detroit Pistons 5th 102nd

Scott Sims San Antonio Spurs 5th 103rd

1976 Willie Smith Chicago Bulls 2nd 18th

1974 Al Eberhard Detroit Pistons 1st 15th

Gary Link Buffalo Braves 6th 99th

1973 John Brown Atlanta Hawks 1st 10th

Mike Jeffries KC-Omaha Kings 7th 110th

1971 Henry Smith Milwaukee Bucks 4th 68th

1970 Don Tomlinson Cleveland Cavaliers 14th 209th

1968 Gene Jones Milwaukee Bucks 10th 134th

1967 Ron Coleman San Diego 9th 102nd

1964 Ray Bob Carey San Francisco — —

1961 Charles Henke Los Angeles Lakers — —

1956 Norm Stewart St. Louis — —

1955 Bob Reiter Ft. Wayne — —

1952 Bill Stauffer Boston Celtics — —

MU TIGERS IN THE NBA DRAFT

Keyon Dooling

DeMarre Carroll

Anthony Peeler

Kareem Rush

Linas Kleiza

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AAbram, Alfred 1957-58Adams, James 1936Adams, Richard V. 1950-51-52Allen, Robert D. 1970-71-72Allouche, Danny G. 1996-97Amos, Carl 1979-80-81Anderson, Kim 1974-75-76-77Anderson, Mark 1974-75-76Anderson Jr., Michael 2007-08-09Atkins, Mark 1993-94Atzen, Richard 1973Austin, James D. 1943-44

BBacchus, Robert C. 1925-26-27Baker, Wendell H. 1928-29-30Banger, Keith 1940-42Bass, John Malery 1962Bauer, Lane 1945Beauchamp, C. 1965Bedford, Lynn W. 1941Beer, Ralph 1935-36-37Bennett, David A. 1967-68Bentley, Leon 1943Berardini, Nick 2006-07-08Bernet, Frederick H. 1907-08-09Bernet, Milton E. 1913-14Berry, Curtis 1978-79-80-81Bidewell, Carl Ben 1948Bingenheimer, Dan 1985-86Blind, James S. 1973Blume, Wallace M. 1934Boekemeier, Orval 1931Bond, George A. 1920-21-22Booker, Melvin 1991-92-93-94Bounds, Kenneth 1946-47Bowers, Laurence 2009Bredehoeft, Eugene 1937Bridges, Prince 1982-83-84Brockman, Kurt 1985-86

Brookfi eld, Dutton 1937Brown, John Y. 1971-72-73Brown, Kenneth 1937-38Brown, Leonard 1944-45Brown, Marshall 2005-06-07-08Browning, George M. 1919-20-21Browning, J. Arthur 1921-22-23Bryant, Travon L. 2001-02-03-04Buchner, Lorne G. 1924-25-26Bunker, Herbert 1921-22-23Buntin, Nathan 1987-88-89-90Burns, Edwards R. 1942Burns, John 1992Burress, Loyd F. 1909-10-11Butterfi eld, Darryl 2007-08Buxton, Richard 1976

CCampbell, Hubert 1930-31Campbell, Jess L. 1916-17-18Carey, Ray Bob 1962-63-64Carroll, DeMarre 2008-09Carroll, John 1936-37Carter, Ralph J.T. 1941-42Casteel, Wynne M. 1952-53-54Castilo, Calvin D. 1911Cavener, Greg 1982-83-84-85Channon, James 1926-27Chapman, James S. 1967Chievous, Derrick 1985-86-87-88Church, Greg 1986-87-88-89Clabon, James 1976-77Clemons, Ricky 2003Coe, U.C. 1906-07Coffey, Ralph R. 1919-20-21Cohle, Herman B. 1909-10-11Colbert, Vaughn 1971Coleman, Jamal 1990-91-92Coleman, Ronnie 1965-66-67Collings, Max M. 1930-31Collins, Paul 1944Colson, Ed 1937

Combs, Scott F. 1995-96Conkling, Roscoe 1910Conley, Jason 2004-05Constantz, George 1941Cooper, Clay 1938-39-40Cooper, John M. 1932-33-34Copley, Rocky K. 1974Coward, Lee 1987-88-89-90Cox, Ronald 1960Craig, Cleo Frank 1913Craig, Marshall 1928-29-30Crowder, Dale 1944Crudup, Jevon 1991-92-93-94Cruts, Robert 1954Currence, Blaine 1938-39-40Currie, Jeffrey 1974-75-76-78

DDailey, Brian 2004-05Dandridge, Glen 2005-06-07Dangos, Stephen 1974Davis, Victor K. 1931-32Decker, Tate 1997Dellastatious, W. 1944-45Denmon, Marcus 2009Denny, Charles 1954-55-56Dinsdale, Albert J. 1961-63Dinsdale, Robert 1966-67Dippold, Donald C. 1951-52Dooling, Keyon 1999-00Dore, Thomas 1979-80Doughty, Kenneth 1961-62-63Douglas, James 2006Dressler, Mark 1979-80-82-83Drew, Larry 1977-78-79-80Driver, William L. 1907-08Droy, Bradley 1976-77-78-79Drum, Lex 1979Drumm, Manual G. 1914-15Dunham, Derek 1994

KELLY THAMESMizzou standout and 1994-98 letterwinner

ALL-TIME MISSOURI LETTERWINNERS

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JEFF HAFERShoots a three-pointeragainst Illinois

EEarly, Dan 1963-64-65Eberhard, Al 1972-73-74Echols, Najeeb 2002Edmiston, George 1930Edwards, George 1911-12-13Egelhoff, Rodger L. 1956-57-58Elgin, James D. 1933Elmore, Lloyd D. 1953-54-55English, Kim 2009Estes, Cecil 1984Ettinger, John W. 1938Evans, George 1941-42

FFaurot, Donald 1922-23-24Ferguson, D. 1996Ferguson, Jeffrey 2002-03Filbert, Garvin P. 1953-54-55Finner, Marlo T. 1993-94Flaker, Greg 1971-72Flamank, George 1926-27-28Flamank, George Jr. 1963-64-65Flamank, William Jr. 1974-75Ford, Travis 1990Fordyce, Hazelett 1925Forristall, Glennon 1957-58Foster, Michael 1978-79-80-81Foster, William J. 1971-72-73Fowler, Jerry 1948-49-50Fowler, Lee Irvin 1953-54-55Franks, Theophilus 1968-69-70Frazier, Gary 1966-67-68Frazier, Lamont 1991-92-93-94Frazier, Ricky 1980-81-82Freeman, Dale 1945Frost, Jed 1991-92-93-94

GGage, Justin C. 2000-01-02Gardner, John M. 1907-08-09Gardner, Thomas 2004-05-06Garner, Gary 1963-64-65Garrett, Howard 1961-62Garwitz, Robert 1943-47Gilbert, Clarence 1999-00-01-02Gosen, Donald G. 1951Graves, Dorcet V. 1908-09Grawer, Brian D. 1998-99-00-01Grebing, Walter 1960-61Gregg, Herbert A. 1940-41-42Griffi n, Michael A. 1971-72Griffi n, Michael J. 2001-02Grimes, Kalen 2005-06-07Grimm, Derek 1994-95-96-97Groves, Robert D. 1912Gwinn, Richard D. 1946

HHackney, Theodore 1910Hafer, Jeffrey A. 1997-98-99-00Hahn, Orrel 1943Haley, Samuel D. 1995-96Haley, Simeon D. 1995-96Halstead, Hal 1938-39Hamilton, Forrest 1951Hamilton, Gordon H. 1927Handley, Don R. 1935Hannah, Stefhon 2007Harbin, Elmer Lee 1958-59Hardge, Monte J. 1996-98-99Hardy, Lynn 1985-86-87-88Harvey, Donald L. 1941-42Harvey, William W. 1938-39-40Hatfi eld, Clarence 1936-37Hatfi eld, Woodrow 1933-34Hays, Robert S. 1922-23-24Haynes, William E. 1947-48-49Heimburger, John 1945

Heineman, August 1949-50-51Heinsohn, Robert 1944-45Heller, Chris 1990-91-93-94Helmbrock, Pete 1968-69-70Henderson, Carmin 1935-36-37Henke, Charles 1959-60-61Henley, Hezekiah 1907-08-09Henry, Charles D. 1932Henson, Kent 1956Hollrah, Wayne 1962Holst, William O. 1953-54Horton, Jason 2005-06-07-08Horton, Jim 1990-91Horton, Steve 1992Houston, Lyle 1961-62Hughes, Ronald L. 1953-54Huhn, Charles 1929-30-31Hunter, Michael N. 1961-62Hyde, Harley C. 1915-16

IIngram, Michael 1987Irvin, Byron 1988-89

JJackson, Jake 2002-03Jeffries, Mike 1971-72-73Jenkins, Thornton 1943-46-47-48Jensen, Burton 1959-60Jerman, Felix 1972John, Duane 2002Johnson, Arthur D. 2001-02-03-04Johnson, Clay 1977-78Johnson, Derrick 1994Johnson, Douglas 1969-70Johnson, Robert E. 1971Johnson, Thomas 1967-68Jones, Eugene 1968Jones, Ron 1981-82-83-84Jorgensen, Ken A. 1933-34-35Joyner, Dan W. 1925-27


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KKeirsey, Harland 1937-38-39Kennedy, James G. 1974-77Kiernan, Ryan 2001-02-03King, Kevin 1973-74Kirksey, Michael E. 1957-58Kleiza, Linas 2004-05Knight, John S. 1921-22Kroenke, Josh W. 2000-02-03-04Kundert, Charles 1968-69-70Kurash, Eugene 1945

LLafferty, H. George 1949-50-51Landolt, Harold G. 1951-52-53Laughlin, Newton 1925Laurie, Barry 1979-81-83Laurie, Spencer 2004-05Lawrence, Keon 2007-08Lawrence, Matt 2006-07-08-09Lee, Tyron Bartel 1997-98Leimbach, J.C. 1960Leonard, Gary 1986-87-88-89Lester, Ralph 1923-24Lewis, Jerry M. 1924Link, Gary 1972-73-74Lobsiger, John 1938-39-40Lockett, James 1959-60-61Lorrance, Darrell 1947Loyear, John 1965Lyons, Leo 2006-07-08-09

MMatheny, Edward 1942-43Maurer, Barry 1969-70McCrary, Marvin 1981-82McDaniel, Robert 1968McDonough, J. 1926McDuffi e, Tony 1984McIntyre, John 1988-89-90McKinney, Jimmy 2003-04-05-06

McMillan, Hugh R. 1924-25-26McMillen, Don 1948-49Mickelson, Edward 1945Miller, Denver P. 1932-33-34Milling, Richard 1966-67Mills, Loren 1940-41-42Mills, Orion Bruce 1962Miltenberger, T. 1967Mimlitz, Ted 1984Minx, Beauford 1944Minx, Charles C. 1944Monsees, Ned 1964-65Moody, Dwight 1983Moore, Albert C. 1907Moore, Kendrick 1995-96Moore, Steve 2009Morgan, Richard C. 1929-30Moulder, Wendell 1946Murdock, L. Dee E. 1996-97Murray, Arthur 1936Murrey, Robert E. 1949-50-52Musser, Steve 1984-85-86

NNash, Martin E. 1939-40-41

OObyrne, Eugene F. 1910-11Oligschlaeger, R.C. 1952-53O’Liney, Paul A. 1994-95Osborne, J. Frank 1918Owens, William H. 1967

PPaden, Jon Street 1956-58Palfreyman, G. 1913-14-15Palfreyman, J. 1931-32Park, Medford 1952-53-54-55Parker, Johnnie T. 1998-01Parker, Joseph G. 1910-11-12Passer, Bernard 1932-33

Paul, Miguel 2009Paulding, Rickey Jr. 2001-02-03-04Payne, Charles N. 1969Peeler, Anthony 1989-90-91-92Peirick, Lawrence 1968Pexa, Ronald Lee 1974Pierpoint, Carl 1947-48-49Pike, David D. 1969-70Pinkney, Henry 1966-68Pippin, Dan 1944-47-48Pound, James 1960Potthoff, Mike 1985Powell, W. Evans 1934-35-36Price, Robert G. 1962-63Pulliam, Richard 1959

RRamsey, Keith 2009Ray, Dibiashi M. 1997-98Ray, Stanley 1976-77-78Reeve, Dustin 1997Reichert, Redford 1954-55-56Reiter, Robert 1952-53-54-55Richards, Edward 1955-57Ristine, Carl Linder 1907-08-09Roach, Justin M. 1927-28-29Robinson, Walter 1943Rolf, Devon 1987-88Ronsick, Edward G. 1955-56-57Ross, Robert 1946Ross, William Earl 1955-56-57Round, Thomas L. 1976Roundtree, Bill 1983-84-85-86Rowan, Matthew J. 1999Rubin, Adolph 1949-50-51Ruble, Herbert 1928-29Ruby, James Craig 1918-19-20Rudd, Charles A. 1964-65-66Rudolph, John 1947Rush, Kareem L. 2000-01-02Rust, Gary Wayne 1955

LINAS KLEIZASpent two seasons at Missouri before becoming a fi rst round pick in the NBA draft in 2005


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SSafford, Justin 2008-09Sally, Gene 1954Salmon, Orv 1971-72-73Sandbothe, Mike 1986-87-88-89Sarver, Donald 1959-60-61Schaper, Ernest 1934-35Schoonmaker, R. 1953-54Schroeder, Eric G. 1919-20Schumacher, P. 1999-00Scott, George P. 1919-20Scott, L. Joe 1959-60-61Shawver, Kirk 1979Shepherd, Kenneth 1917Sherman, Ozzie 1945Shirky, Sam Bryan 1916-17-18Shockley, Kenneth 1950Siebert, Wilfred C. 1956-57-58Sims, Scott 1975-76-77Slusher, Clyde H. 1917-18Smith, Doug 1988-89-90-91Smith, Henry 1969-70Smith, Lionel L. 1955-56-57Smith, Pleasant R. 1943-47-48-49Smith, Reggie 1991-92-93-94Smith, Willie 1975-76Snodgrass, Harry 1912Soyoye, Tajudeen 2000-01Sparks, Mark 1983Speelman, Jacob 1914-15-16Stallman, Dave E. 1975-76Stark, Earl Richard 1942-43Stauffer, William A. 1950-51-52Stava, William 1907-09Stehr, Paul William 1957Stephens, John S. 1955-56-58Stern, Jay L. 1913Stevenson, William 1999-00Stewart, Norman 1954-55-56Stewart, Rob 2003Stiegemeier, Earl 1945-46Stipanovich, Steve 1980-81-82-83

Stock, Jerry 1971-72-73Stoehner, Kenn 1978-79Stoll, Vik Edwin 1976Stokes, Wesley D. 2001-02Storm, Lee Roy 1941-42-43Strom, LaVere 1935-36-37Strong, Jeff 1985-86Stroot, Donald H. 1948-49-50Stuber, George M. 1932-33-34Sundvold, Jon 1980-81-82-83Sutherland, Jason 1994-95-96-97Sutton, Bradd 1987-88-90Sutton, Jarrett 2009

TTalley, Cliff G. 1958-59-60Tate, Corey Terrell 1995-96-97Taylor, Tom 1951Taylor, Zaire 2009Teague, Shawn 1981Thames, Kelly A. 1994-96-97-98Thoenen, Thomas 1968-69Thomas, Malcolm 1984-85Thompson, Leonard 1934-35Tiller, J.T. 2007-08-09Tison, Haskell 1938-39-40Todd, Claude G. 1936Tomlinson, Donald 1968-69-70Turlington, Terry 1961-62Tuttle, Charles E. 1925

VVanatta, Robert 1966-67Van Hoozer, Max 1936Vanice, Kaer P. 1922-23Van Rheen, Danny 1976-77Viner, Harry 1917-18Vogt, Paul B. 1917-19Volkus, Vaidotas 2007-08

WWachter, Robert M. 1947-48-49-50Wagner, Norman O. 1931-32-33Waldorf, John D. 1928-29-30Walker, Michael 1982-83Wallace, Stephen 1979Waller, James A. 1964Walsh, John R. 1924-25Walther, Chip A. 1994-95-96-97Wampler, Mark P. 1998-99-00Warren, Jeff 1990-91-92-93Watkins, Marcus 2006-07Watson, Arch 1939-40Wear, John A. 1914-15-16Weaver, Steven P. 1998Welsh, George H. 1927-28Welsh, Harry J. Jr. 1928-29-30Wheat, Frank 1923-24-25White, Albert Jr. 1998-99White, James 1945-46Wilfong, Alva W. 1953Williams, George L. 1920-21Winfi eld, Julian Q. 1994-95-96Witt, Daniel B. 1946-49-50-51Wolf, Gail 1974-75Woods, John A. Jr. 1998-99Wortham, Blake 1984-85Wright, Donald W. 1963Wyrostek, Steve L. 1962

YYunker, Kenneth 1926-27-28Young, Kevin 2003-04-05-06

ZZimmerman, Donald 1951-52Zinn, James A. 1931-32


Forwards Justin Safford and Keith Ramsey step into larger roles in 2010 with the

departure of Leo Lyons and DeMarre Carroll

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00Uche Okafor, C 2001-02

0Ricky Clemons, G 2002-03Jevon Crudup, F 1991-94

1DeMarre Carroll, F 2008-09Jimmy McKinney, G 2003-06

2Jason Conley, G 2004-05James Douglas, G 2005-06Keon Lawrence, G 2007-08Wesley Stokes, G 2001-02

3Mark Atkins, G 1993-94Derrick Chievous, G/F 1985-88Thomas Gardner, G 2004-06Stefhon Hannah, G 2006-08Tyron Lee, G 1997-98Kendrick Moore, G 1995-96Miguel Paul, G 2008-09Kenge Stevenson, F 1999-00

4Lee Coward, G 1987-90Tate Decker, G 1996-97Clarence Gilbert, G 1999-02Reggie Smith, G 1991-94J.T. Tiller, G 2007-09

5Travon Bryant, F 2001-04Keyon Dooling, G 1999-00Travis Ford, G 1989-90Leo Lyons, F 2005-09Jason Sutherland, G 1994-97

10Nick Berardini, G 2006-08Ryan Kiernan, G 2001-03Spencer Laurie, G 2003-05Barry Laurie, G 1979-81Tony McDuffi e, G 1983-84Bob Price, G 1962-63Don Sarver, G 1959-61Chip Walther, G 1994-97

11Danny Allouche, G 1996-97Tom Drexler, F 1979-83Ronnie Coleman, G 1965-67Justin Gage, G 2000-02Duane John, G 2001-02Derrick Johnson, G 1993-94Jim Lockett, G 1959-61Mark Wampler, G/F 1998-00Zaire Taylor, G 2008-09

12Marcus Denmon, G 2008-09Bryan Grawer, G 1998-01Jason Horton, G 2004-08Devon Rolf, G 1978-88Jeff Strong, G 1985-86

13Michael Anderson Jr., G 2007-09Curtis Berry, F 1978-81Jim Horton, C 1990-91Julian Winfi eld, G/F 1994-96

14Kevin Young, F/C 2003-06

15Melvin Booker, G 1991-94Prince Bridges, G 1982-84Marshall Brown, F 2004-08Gary Frazier, F 1966-68Burt Jensen, G 1959-60Josh Kroenke, G 2000-04Ned Monsees, F 1964-65Keith Ramsey, F 2008-09Shawn Teague, G 1980-81Steve Wallace, G 1978-79Donald Wright, F 1962-63

20Mike Griffi n, G 1971-72Kevin King, G 1973-74Bruce Mills, G 1961-62Scott Sims, G 1975-77Ken Stoehner, G 1978-79Jon Sundvold, G 1980-83Cliff Talley, F 1958-60

21Laurence Bowers, F 2008-09Marlo Finner, G/F 1993-94Byron Irvin, G 1988-89Dwight Moody, G/F 1982-83Bill Owens, F 1966-67Dibi Ray, G 1997-98Kareem Rush, F 2000-02Orv Salmon, G 1971-73

22Nathan Buntin, F 1987-90Ray Bob Carey, F 1962-64Steve Dangos, G 1973-74Larry Drew, G 1977-80Desmond Ferguson, G 1996-97Lamont Frazier, G/F 1991-94Marvin McCrary, G 1981-82David Pike, G 1969-70Billy Roundtree, G 1983-86Joe Scott, G 1959-61

23Dave Bennett, G 1967-68Gary Garner, G 1963-65Doug Johnson, F 1969-70John McIntyre, G 1988-09Paul O’Liney, G 1994-95Ricky Paulding, G 2001-04Robert Roundtree, G 1983-86Justin Safford, F 2007-09Chuck Simms, F 1975-77Jerry Stock, G 1971-73Billy Taylor, G 1950-51Marcus Watkins, G 2005-07

24Charles Beauchamp, G 1964-65Jeff Currie, G 1974-78Bryan Dailey, G 2004-05Mark Dressler, F 1979-83Kim English, G 2008-09Greg Flaker, G 1971-72Jeff Hafer, G 1997-00Lynn Hardy, G 1985-88Jake Jackson, G 2002-03Henry Pinkney, G 1966-68

25Glen Dandridge, G/F 2004-07Mike Foster, G 1978-81Jed Frost, G 1991-94Tom Johnson, G/F 1967-68John Loyear, F/C 1964-65Steve Musser, G/F 1984-86Dave Stallman, G 1975-76Jarrett Sutton, G 2008-09Terry Turlington, G 1961-62

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JULIAN WINFIELDCelebrates Missouri’s three

overtime win over Illinois in 1993

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30Mark Anderson, F 1974-76Steve Blind, F 1972-73Walt Grebing, F 1960-61Bob Johnson, F 1970-71Barry Maurer, G 1969-70Bob McDaniel, G 1967-68Willie Smith, G 1975-76Jim Waller, F 1963-64

31Scott Combs, F 1994-95Johnnie Parker, G/F 1998-01Tom Thoenen, F 1968-69Blake Wortham, F/C 1984-85

32Kurt Brockman, F 1985-86Jim Chapman, F 1966-67Jamal Coleman, F 1990-92Jeffery Ferguson, F/C 2002-03Ricky Frazier, F 1980-82Felix Jerman, F 1971-72Clay Johnson, F 1977-78Steve Moore, C 2008-09Corey Tate, G/F 1995-97Vaidotas Volkus, F 2006-08John Woods, G 1998-99

33John Burns, G 1991-92Greg Church, G/F 1986-89Vaughn Colbert, F 1970-71Najeeb Echols, G/F 2001-02Mike Hunter, G 1961-62Matt Lawrence, G/F 2005-09Tajudeen Soyoye, F/C 2000-01Kelly Thames, F 1994-98Rob Vanatta, G 1966-67Michael Walker, G 1982-83Don Wright, F 1962-63

34Dick Buxton, F 1975-76Michael Ingram, F 1986-87Eugene Jones, F 1967-68Rich Milling, C 1966-67Charles Payne, C 1968-69Ron Pexa, F 1973-74Kirk Shawver, F 1978-79Doug Smith, C 1988-91Mark Sparks, F 1982-83

35Carl Amos, F 1979-81Darryl Butterfi eld, F 2006-08Greg Cavener, F/C 1982-85Jim Dinsdale, G 1961-62Michael Griffi n, G 2001-02Jim Kennedy, F 1974-77Tom Miltenberger, F 1966-67Dustin Reeve, F 1996-97Bradd Sutton, F/C 1987-90

40Bob Dinsdale, G 1966-67Jim Dinsdale, G 1962-63Pete Helmbock, G/F 1968-70Wayne Hollrah, F 1961-62Bob Johnson, F 1970-71Gary Link, F 1972-74Steve Stipanovich, C 1980-83

41George Flamank, F 1963-65Chris Heller, C 1990-94Lyle Houston, F 1961-62Linas Kleiza, F/C 2004-05Barry Maurer, G 1969-70Steve Wyrostek, C 1961-62

42Kim Anderson, F 1974-77Curtis Berry, F 1978-81Lex Drum, C 1978-79Derek Dunham, F 1993-94Bill Flamank, F 1974-75Derek Grimm, F 1994-97J.C. Leimbach, F 1959-60Mike Sandbothe, G/F 1986-89Malcolm Thomas, F 1984-85Danny Van Rheen, F 1975-76

44Tom Dore, C 1979-80Ken Doughty, G 1961-63Al Eberhard, F 1972-74Kalen Grimes, F 2005-07Sammie Haley, F/C 1995-96Ron Jones, G/F 1981-84Chuck Kundert, F/C 1968-70Anthony Peeler, G 1989-92Mike Potthoff, F 1984-85Danny Van Rheen, F 1976-77Albert White, F/C 1998-99

45James Clabon, C 1976-77Don Early, F 1963-65Bill Flamank, F/C 1974-75Simeon Haley, F/C 1994-95Mike Jeffries, F 1971-73Ted Mimlitz, G/F 1983-84Jeff Warren, F 1990-93

50Alfred Abram, F 1957-58Rick Atzen, F 1972-73John Brown, F 1971-73Howard Garrett, C 1961-62Arthur Johnson, C 2001-04L. Dee Murdock, F 1996-97Charlie Rudd, G/F 1964-66Don Tomlinson, F 1968-70

51Larry Pierick, F/C 1967-68

52John Bass, C 1961-62Bill Foster, F 1971-73Gary Leonard, C 1986-89Richard Milling, C 1966-67Ron Pexa, C 1973-74Matt Rowan, F 1998-99Ed Stoll, F 1975-76

53Derek Dunham, F 1993-94Monte Hardge, C 1996-99Steve Horton, F 1990-91Gail Wolf, C 1974-75

54Bob Allen, C 1970-72Malery Bass, C 1961-62Dan Bingenheimer, F 1985-86Rocky Copley, C 1973-74Brad Droy, F 1976-79Pat Schumacher, C 1999-00Steve Wyrostek, C 1961-62

55Rick Atzen, C 1972-73Charles Henke, C 1959-60Tom Miltenberger, F/C 1966-67Stan Ray, C 1976-78Henry Smith, F/C 1969-70Gail Wolf, C 1975-76

* Some numbers will duplicate/ vary based on different home and away uniform numbers.

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ARTHUR JOHNSONLeads Missouri with 245 career blocked shots

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MIZZOU COACHING HISTORY

Missouri’s proud basketball history includes a bright array of nationally-respected coaches, 16 men who have guided the Tigers over the program’s fi rst century of basketball and on into the second 100 years.

An exciting new era of Mizzou Basketball has been underway with the arrival of Mike Anderson and his Run and Execute style of play. A tribute to the longevity and continuity in the Missouri program, Anderson is just the sixth different coach at Mizzou since 1926 and brings a track record of championship basketball to the Show Me State.

Here is a historical look back at some of MU’s more prominent coaches.

WALTER MEANWELL 1917-1918, 1919-192034-2 RECORD IN 2 SEASONSIncluded in the group of standout coaches is Dr. Walter Meanwell, who guided the Tigers to a 34-2 record in 1917-18 and 1919-20. Missouri won its fi rst ever conference titles under Meanwell before he left for Wisconsin. Before and after his two-year term at Mizzou, he compiled a 246-99 record at Wisconsin, where he would go on to win eight conference championships. His career winning percentage of .735 ranks among the top 25 coaches in college basketball history. He’s also a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, not only for his coaching prowess, but also for inventing the air valve that allowed for the introduction of the seamless basketball to the game.

CRAIG RUBY 1920-192233-2 RECORD IN 2 SEASONSFollowing Meanwell was Craig Ruby, the fi rst Missouri graduate to head the basketball program. An All-American for the Tigers in 1918-19, Ruby coached for two seasons (1920-22) and had a 33-2 record. Missouri won conference titles in his only two years at the helm.

GEORGE EDWARDS 1926-1946181-172 RECORD IN 20 SEASONSIn many ways, George Edwards is considered the father of modern basketball at Missouri. His Tiger teams won or shared three conference titles. He was instrumental in taking the Tigers on their fi rst trip to the NCAA Tournament in 1944. A jack-of-all-trades, Edwards also served MU at various times as Director of Athletics, sports information director and golf coach. He was the National Association of Basketball Coaches’ president and authored “The Coaches Creed,” which is still used by the NABC.

MIKE ANDERSONEnters his fourth season at the

helm of the Tiger program

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NORM STEWARTEntered the College Basketball Hall of Fame in November 2007.


WILBUR “SPARKY” STALCUP 1946-1962195-179 RECORD IN 16 SEASONSWilbur “Sparky” Stalcup succeeded Edwards as the Tigers coach, and headed the program for 16 seasons, winning 195 games. A disciple of Henry Iba, Stalcup’s fi erce competitiveness and demonstrative antics made him a popular fi gure on the Tiger sideline.

Stalcup’s teams never won a conference championship, or earned a NCAA Tournament berth, but his consistent winning helped lay the groundwork for future Tiger success. His greatest contribution to Missouri basketball may have been recruiting Norm Stewart to play for the Tigers.

An All-American and top scorer for the Tigers, Stewart later served as an assistant coach to Stalcup, preparing him for six seasons as head coach at Northern Iowa and a return to his alma mater in 1967. Stewart was just the third former Tiger to coach Mizzou, following Ruby and George Bond (1922-26).

NORM STEWART 1967-1999631-333 RECORD IN 32 SEASONS

One of college basketball’s most successful coaches and a member of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, Norm Stewart had a Missouri record of 631-333 in 32 seasons. His 38-year career record (including six seasons at the St. College of Iowa, now the University of Northern Iowa) was 728-375, placing him seventh on the NCAA Division I all-time wins list when he retired from coaching.

At the time of his retirement, only two coaches in NCAA history had coached in more games than Stewart’s 1,106. At Missouri, Stewart won more games in 32 seasons – 631 – than had been won at the school from 1907-67 – 630.

Stewart’s teams won 20 or more games 17 times, including a school-record 29 wins during the 1988-89 season. He won eight Big Eight Conference championships and six conference tournament titles. He was voted by both the Associated Press and the Kansas City Star as the all-time coach of the Big Eight era (1958-96). Stewart’s teams produced 28 First-Team All-Conference selections, eight First-Team All-Americans and 29 NBA draft choices, including nine in the fi rst round.

When he stepped down as head coach, Stewart stood as one of only 19 coaches in NCAA history to win 600 games, and was one of only 17 to win 500 or more games at one Division I school. He was also just one of 10 coaches in NCAA history to have coached in 1,000 or more games.

Stewart earned district Coach of the Year honors seven times, was Big Eight Coach of the Year fi ve times, and was named UPI National Coach of the Year in 1982, in addition to earning the same in 1994 from six different organizations, including the Associated Press. It was the 1993-94 season that Stewart led the Tigers to perhaps his greatest moment – a perfect 14-0 record in the Big Eight Conference, and his eighth league title. That was one of two Stewart-led teams which reached the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Tournament.

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Coach Years Seasons Won Lost Pct.Isadore Anderson 1906-07 1 10 6 .625A.M. Ebright 1907-08 1 8 10 .444Guy Lowman 1908-10 2 19 15 .559Chester Brewer 1910-11 1 5 7 .417O.F. Field 1911-14 3 22 27 .449Eugene Van Gent 1914-16 2 21 9 .700John Miller 1916-17, 18-19 2 26 7 .788Walter Meanwell 1917-18, 19-20 2 34 2 .944Craig Ruby 1920-22 2 33 2 .933George Bond 1922-26 4 34 38 .472

George Edwards 1926-46 20 181 172 .513Wilbur Stalcup 1946-62 16 195 179 .521Bob Vanatta 1962-67 5 42 80 .344Norm Stewart 1967-99 32 631 333 .656Quin Snyder 1999-06 7 126 91 .580Melvin Watkins ** 2005-06 1 2 5 .286Mike Anderson 2006-present 3 65 35 .650Mizzou Totals 1906-present 103 1,457 1,018 .589** Served as interim coach for seven games following Quin Snyder’s resignation

Missouri’s All-TimeAssistant CoachesThornton Jenkins 1957-61Norm Stewart 1957-61Gerry Hedgepath 1955-57Paul Geymann 1961-65Ralph Peterson 1962-64Mike Kirksey 1964-65Bob Price 1967-69Howard Crittenden 1965-66Glen Cafer 1966-67Roy Dewitz 1967-69Dan McCleary 1969-74Walt Shublon 1969-71Don Kelly 1970-76Gene Jones 1974-83Jerry McColley 1974-75George Scholz 1976-77, 1978-81Gary Garner 1977-81Bob Sundvold 1981-91Gary Filbert 1981-85Rich Grawer 1981-82Kim Anderson 1982-85, 1991-99Rich Daly 1983-99Anthony Smith 1985-88|Sam Moore 1988-90Brad Sutton 1990-92Lee Winfi eld 1992-97Lynn Hardy 1997-98John Hammond 1999-2000Tony Harvey 1999-2004Igor Kokoskov 1999-2000Lane Odom 2000-04Marcus Perez 2000-05Melvin Watkins 2004-09Jeff Meyer 2004-06Lance Irvin 2005-06Jay Spoonhour 2006Matt Zimmerman 2006-09T.J. Cleveland 2006-09

QUIN SNYDER 1999-2006126-91 RECORD IN 7 SEASONS

Although Quin Snyder’s tenure as head coach at Mizzou ended shortly before the conclusion of the 2005-06 campaign, Snyder helped Mizzou remain in the national spotlight following the departure of legendary coach Norm Stewart.

Snyder helped the Tigers to six consecutive postseason tournament appearances, including four straight berths into the NCAA Tournament, where he guided the Tigers to the Elite Eight in 2002. National Rookie Coach of the Year in 2000, Snyder reached the 100-win plateau faster than any coach in Mizzou history, with 13 of his wins coming in post-season play, an average of nearly two postseason wins per season.


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board of curators

The University of Missouri, which refers to the institution, in all of its parts, persons, property and relationships wherever situated, owned, operated, controlled, managed or otherwise regulated, is under the supervision or direction of The Board of Curators of the University of Missouri.

The Board of Curators, the governing body of the University of Missouri, consists of nine members, who are appointed by the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate; provided, that not more than one person shall be appointed from the same congressional district, and no person shall be appointed a curator who shall not be a citizen of the United States, and who shall not have been a resident of the state of Missouri two years prior to his appointment. Not more than fi ve curators shall belong to any one political party.

John M. Carnahan IIISpringfi eld

Don M. DowningWebster Groves

Laura ConferStudent Rep. — Missouri S&T

David S. WasingerSt. Louis

Cheryl D.S. WalkerSt. Louis

Doug RussellLebanon

Judith G. HaggardVice-Chair — Kennett

Warren K. ErdmanKansas City

Don Walsworth Marceline

Bo FraserChair — Columbia

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GARY FORSEE Along with Mike Anderson at the College Basketball Hall of Fame

GARY FORSEESystem President

Gary D. Forsee became the 22nd president of the four-campus University of Missouri System Feb.18, 2008. He is the chief executive offi cer of the university with four campuses in Columbia, Kansas City, Rolla and St. Louis. The system’s annual operating budget is approximately $959 million, with total revenues of $2.5 billion and an endowment of $1 billion.

In his fi rst year as president, Forsee established a comprehensive set of performance objectives, surveyed Missourians on their attitudes of public higher education and focused on conveying the university’s distinctive value to the state.

Prior to his appointment as university president, Forsee spent more than 36 years in the telecommunications industry. Most recently, he served as chairman and CEO of Sprint Nextel in Kansas City, Mo. He also served as CEO of Global One, a joint venture of Sprint, Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom; and in various leadership positions at AT&T and Southwestern Bell.

Forsee has received numerous honors, including the Henry Bloch Humanitarian Award, the American Red Cross Circle of Humanitarian Award, and Business Week’s Best Manager Award in 2004 and 2005. He also was appointed chair of the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee by President George W. Bush in 2006. He initiated and was the fi rst chair of the Governor’s Summit for Missouri-Kansas, which focused on economic development and key regional issues.

Forsee currently serves on the boards of Great Plains Energy, Inc. and Ingersoll Rand Corporation, and is a trustee of the Midwest Research Institute and the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art. In the past, he has been a member of the board for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., and served as national chairman for the March of Dimes.

Forsee received an honorary doctorate in engineering and a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla, now Missouri University of Science and Technology.

Born in Kansas City, Mo., Forsee grew up and has worked in towns across the state. As a result, he also has lived in St. Louis, Springfi eld, Cape Girardeau, Hannibal, Charleston, St. Joseph, Joplin, Moberly and now Columbia, Mo.

Forsee and his wife, Sherry, have two daughters, Melanie Bell and Kara Forsee, D.V.M., both of whom are graduates of the University of Missouri-Columbia.

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Chancellor Brady J. Deaton became the 21st chief executive offi cer of the University of Missouri (MU) on October 4, 2004. With 20 years of service to MU and 33 years of experience in public higher education, Dr. Deaton brings an international perspective, a record of national leadership and a strong devotion to Mizzou.

Growing up on a hard-working family farm in Kentucky and furthered by his participation in 4-H, Dr. Deaton developed a love of the land and a desire to study agriculture. He holds a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics and a master of arts in diplomacy and international commerce from the University of Kentucky and a master of science and doctorate in agricultural economics from the University of Wisconsin. He also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand, where he taught vocational agriculture in the Thai language.

Dr. Deaton began his academic career as an assistant and then associate professor of agricultural economics and rural sociology at the University of Tennessee. During this time, he was appointed as staff director of the Special Task Force on Food for Peace for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. He next accepted a professorship at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the Department of Agricultural Economics, where he also served as coordinator

of the Rural Development Research and Extension Program and later as associate director of the Offi ce for International Development.

In 1989, Dr. Deaton joined MU as professor and chair in the Agricultural Economics Department and as Social Science Unit leader in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. He was appointed chief of staff in the Offi ce of the Chancellor in 1993 and became deputy chancellor in 1997. He was promoted to provost in 1998 and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs in 2001.

Dr. Deaton has served as chair of the Academic Affairs Council of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) and participates in advisory roles with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He is currently serving a two-year term as the vice chair of the Missouri Council on Public Higher Education and is the vice chair of the executive committee of the Big 12 Conference Board of Directors.

He is the recipient of many awards and honors and most recently received the Malone Award from the APLU for furthering international education in public higher education.

Brady Deaton and his wife, Dr. Anne Deaton, are the parents of four children, three of whom are MU graduates, and four grandchildren.

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other famous alumni

Sheryl CrowSinger/Songwriter

Tom BerengerActor

Jann CarlEntertainment Tonight Anchor

Sam WaltonFounder of Wal-Mart Stores

Kate CapshawActress

Brad PittActor

Debbie TurnerMiss America 1990

famous missouri alumni

Jim Amos – Founder of MailBoxes, Etc.Linda Godwin – NASA AstronautAlan Greenberg – Bear Stearns CompaniesHarold Hook – American General InsuranceStan Kroenke – Owner, Denver Nuggets and Colorado AvalancheMarlin Perkins – St. Louis Zoo, “Wild Kingdom”Dick Richards – NASA AstronautFrederick Robbins – 1954 Nobel Prize - Polio Research

Bryan Burrough – AuthorLinda Bloodworth-Thomason – ScreenwriterEugene Field – AuthorJack Germond – ColumnistJames Kilpatrick – ColumnistWilliam Trogdon – AuthorMort Walker – CartoonistTennessee Williams – Playwright

Major Garrett – Fox NewsJuliet Huddy – Fox NewsJames Lehrer – MacNeil-Lehrer ReportLisa Meyers – NBC Congressional CorrespondentChuck Roberts – CNNSonja Steptoe – CNN/SI National CorrespondentElizabeth Vargas – ABC News CorrespondentJohn Walsh – ESPN Senior Vice President

Chris Cooper – ActorRobert Loggia – ActorGeorge C. Scott – Actor

Kellen Winslow – NFL Hall of Famer

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FOR ALL WE CALL MIZZOUWhen we think of all we call Mizzou, several images

leap to mind: The Columns, majestic symbols of pride and strength. Francis Quadrangle, modeled after Thomas Jefferson’s ideal. Memorial Union tower, honoring those who sacrifi ced their lives for freedom. The Jesse Hall dome, representing Mizzou’s commitment to higher education. The black and gold, expressing the Tigers’ drive to excel in athletics.

Mizzou is all that, but so much more. It is two universities in one – a land-grant institution emphasizing service to citizens and the state’s major public research university. It is a community of more than 30,000 students, 12,000 faculty and staff members, more than 220,000 alumni worldwide, and countless friends. It is the fi rst public university west of the Mississippi and the fi rst public university in Thomas Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase territory.

STUDENTSMizzou is the favorite classroom of Missouri’s sons and

daughters. Last year, the University welcomed the largest enrollment in its history: 30,200 students representing every county in Missouri, every state in the nation and 100 countries.

MU is also home to the best and brightest. The 2008-09 freshman class boasted an ACT average of 25.5, compared with the national average of 21.1 and the state average of 21.8. Nearly one-third of new MU entries came from the top 10 percent of their high school classes, and half came from the top 20 percent. An astonishing 13 percent of Mizzou’s incoming freshmen class ranked among the top three percent of Missouri high school students that took the ACT and SAT tests.

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FACULTYFaculty are the heart of the University. Their creativity,

intellect, passion and commitment power the entire institution. At Mizzou, nationally prominent scholars and scientists bring their insights and discoveries into the classroom, and often involve students directly in research. MU’s stellar professors, 94 percent of whom have doctorates or the highest degree in their fi elds, inspire young men and women to reach their full potential.

PROGRAMSHigh-quality programs attract well-prepared, motivated

students and also distinguish a world-class university from other institutions of higher learning. One important measure of global infl uence is the fact that Mizzou is one of only 34 public universities, and the only public institution in Missouri, in the Association of American Universities. Membership is limited to the most prestigious public and private research institutions in the United States and Canada.

With 20 schools and colleges and more than 271 degree programs – including more than two dozen online degree options – MU is the most comprehensive institution of higher learning in the state. It is one of only six public universities in the nation with medicine, veterinary medicine and law all on one campus. Programs that rank among the top ten in the U.S. are exercise physiology, law dispute resolution, family and community medicine, counseling psychology, creative writing, veterinary biomedical science, journalism, school guidance and health management and informatics.

FACILITIESUniversity buildings and landscaping often present the

fi rst impression of excellence, and MU is one of the most beautiful college campuses in America.

Throughout its history, many of Mizzou’s impressive buildings, including the College of Business’ home, Cornell Hall, would not have existed without the generosity of alumni and friends. Likewise, donations have made possible magnifi cent new icons, such as Tiger Plaza on Rollins Road. Other new facilities include the state-of-the-art student recreation center and competitive Olympic-style swimming and diving complex. More recently completed was the $16 million expansion and renovation to the Mizzou Student-Athlete Academic and Training Complex, transforming the facility into one of the nation’s more comprehensive units.

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Coming off the most successful season in school history, complete with Big 12 titles in Men’s Basketball, Softball and Soccer and a second consecutive Big 12 North Division crown in Football, Mike Alden enters his 12th year as the Director of Athletics for the University of Missouri.

The 2008 NACDA Athletics Director of the Year has developed into one of the nation’s most respected administrators during his time in Columbia. In 2009, Missouri became the fi rst school in the history of the Big 12 Conference to compete in the title games for Football, Men’s Basketball and Baseball in the same academic year and the Tigers’ four Big 12 championships in 2008-09 were the most in school history.

The third-longest tenured Athletics Director in Mizzou history behind only Don Faurot and Chester Brewer, Alden took over an athletics department that barely ranked among the Top 100 of Division I athletics programs and now has Missouri poised to achieve its highest end-of-season ranking in the Learfi eld Sports Director’s Cup Standings.

Alden has incorporated three core values into the mission of intercollegiate athletics at Missouri. The mission statement of “Preparing Champions for Life through Academic Integrity, Social Responsibility and Competitive Excellence” has guided Missouri in becoming one of America’s most well-regarded athletics programs.

Since his arrival at Missouri, the school has routinely led the Big 12 Conference in graduation and Academic Progress Rates, while the overall health of MU’s athletics programs is at an all-time high. The Tigers ranked as the nation’s leader among BCS public institutions in Academic Progress Rate in 2008 and has consistently ranked in the Top 25 nationally, alongside the likes of Harvard, Yale and Stanford for overall APR success among all Division I programs. Mizzou has also led the Big 12 Conference in Academic Progress Rates each of the past four years.

Athletically, it’s hard to argue Mizzou’s advancement on a national level. The Tigers saw 15-of-20 sports qualify for postseason competition during the 2008-09 academic year, highlighted by Big 12 championships in football, basketball, softball and soccer. More than half of those teams (eight) fi nished in the Top 25 of their respective sports, the most in school history. In fact, Mizzou has enjoyed 57 Top 25 team fi nishes at NCAA Championships under Alden’s watch (an

average of 5.2 per year). Prior to his arrival, the most Top 25 fi nishes for Missouri in a single season was just three.

Competing with an annual budget of just $13.7 million at the time of his arrival, Alden has grown Missouri’s operating fortunes to a record $50 million and has added state-of-the art facilities and amenities at nearly every venue in the Sports Park at Mizzou. Overall, Alden has helped lead a record $163.2 million facility resurgence for MU athletics since his arrival just 11 years ago.

Highly-regarded by his peers, Alden’s success at Missouri has earned him national notoriety amongst the NCAA hierarchy and garnered him the Athletics Director of the

Year Award for the Central Region presented by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics in 2008. A member of numerous NCAA committees, including the NCAA Management Council, NCAA Championship/Competition Cabinet, NCAA Division I Leadership Council, Division I Athletics Directors Board of Directors, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Executive Committee and NCAA Oversight and Monitoring Group, Alden has helped to drive policy that has not only shaped the current landscape of intercollegiate athletics, but has paved the way for the future growth of college sports as a whole.

Alden and his family have also been heavily involved in the Columbia

community, working with local fi gures to help improve the lives area residents through their involvement in the United Way (Board of Directors), Commerce Bank Board of Directors, Salvation Army, Central Missouri Food Bank, The Shelter for Domestic Violence, The Alzheimer’s Association, and as the host of the 15th annual MDA Golf Classic in 2009.

Alden holds strong ties to central Missouri. His family tree has been rooted on his family farm in Williamsburg, Mo., some 30 miles east of Columbia. His mother lives in Williamsburg, while his brother (John) is a physician in Lamar, Mo. (Barton County). Several relatives reside in and around Columbia and Kansas City, including his nephew (Michael) who will be a freshman at Mizzou this fall. His uncle, Jack, was a plumber in the building of the Hearnes Center and his cousin, Todd, was a pipefi tter in the construction of both Mizzou Arena and the Devine Pavilion.

Alden and his wife, Roxanne (Rockie), have a son, Jake (14) who will enter the ninth grade at West Junior High School in Columbia.

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mizzou administration

Mark AlnuttSenior Associate A.D.

Administration

Mary AustinSenior Associate A.D.

Compliance

Sarah Reesman Executive Associate A.D.

Student Services/SWA

Bryan MaggardSenior Associate A.D.

Student Services

Whit BabcockExecutive Associate A.D.

External Relations

Mitzi ClaytonAssistant A.D.Compliance

Chad MollerAssistant A.D.

Media Relations

Roger CrumptonAssistant A.D.

Arena Operations

Lori FranzFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Tim HickmanSenior Associate A.D.

Operations

Mike AldenDirector of Athletics

Bob StanleyAssistant A.D.

Facilities

Kevin Hayward Assistant A.D.

Business

Andrew Grinch Assistant A.D.

Marketing

Joe Scoggin Assistant A.D.

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The Sports Park at MU has evolved into one of the fi nest and most comprehensive collegiate sports galleries in America. From football and baseball to track and basketball, all 20 athletics programs at the University of Missouri have benefi ted from a series of new construction projects that began in 1995.

In just over a decade, Missouri has embarked on a facilities overhaul that has topped the $163 million plateau. Highlighted by the state-of-the-art Mizzou Arena, a $75 million facility that is widely considered among the nation’s elite, Mizzou’s facilities have earned national acclaim and are often the model of choice when other universities consider such a facility undertaking.

Mizzou recently unveiled new facilities for both its football and swimming and diving programs and in the fall of 2009, a $5 million audio-visual project was completed and greatly enhances the video/sound capabilities for Tiger football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer and track and fi eld. In the spring of 2007, Mizzou Football moved into the Mizzou Athletics Training Complex, giving the program, the fi nest locker room, strength training, dining and training amenities. The swimming and diving program unleashed their new facility in 2005 and played host to a Grand Prix event, which included the likes of Olympians Michael Phelps and Natalie Coughlin. Also included alongside the Mizzou Aquatics Center was the completion of the Mizzou Student Recreation Center, which was chosen by Sports Illustrated as the top campus recreation center in America.

SPORTS PARK AT MIZZOUMAJOR PROJECTS, 1995-2008

Faurot Field Renovation $15.2 millionGlenn McElroy Sports Medicine Center $2.7 millionDaniel J. Devine Pavilion $6 millionShelden Academic Resource Center $2.7 millionTom Taylor Building Upgrades $1.8 millionAudrey J. Walton Track Soccer Field Stadium $2.8 millionYeckel Training Center Expansion $500,000University Softball Field $400,000Ralph & Debbie Taylor/ Phi Delta Theta Stadium $2.2 millionMemorial Stadium Press Box $13.1 millionGreen Tennis Center at Mizzou $2 millionProvidence Road Pedestrian Overpass $1.5 millionFieldTurf Installation at Faurot Field $1 millionMizzou Arena $75 millionMizzou Aquatics Center $11 millionMizzou Athletics Training Complex $16 millionSouth Scoreboard at Faurot Field $500,000University Softball Field Improvements $500,000Track and Field Resurfacing Project $1 millionField Turf instillation at Devine Pavilion $650,000Taylor Stadium Renovation and Expansion $2 millionSports Park at MUAudio-Visual Development $5 million

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TRUMAN THE TIGER The nickname “Tigers,” given to Mizzou’s athletic teams,

traces its origin to the Civil War period. At that time, plundering guerilla bands habitually raided small towns, and Columbia people constantly feared an attack. Such organizations as temporary “home guards” and vigilance companies banded together to fi ght off any possible forays.

The town’s preparation discouraged any guerilla activity and the protecting organization began to disband in 1854. However, it was rumored that a guerilla band, led by the notorious Bill Anderson, intended to sack the town. Quickly organized was an armed guard of Columbia citizens, who built a block-house and fortifi ed the old courthouse in the center of town. This company was called “The Missouri Tigers.”

Soon after Missouri’s fi rst football team was organized in 1890, the athletic committee adopted the nick-name “Tiger” in offi cial recognition of those Civil War defenders.

Their spirit is now embodied in the Mizzou mascot – “Truman the Tiger.” Named for the Missouri-bred President of the United States – Harry S. Truman – the mascot performs at all Mizzou football and basketball games, and many other athletic events. Truman also makes numerous appearances at schools, hospitals, county fairs, etc.

MINI MIZZOU Mini Mizzou is the showband of the University of Missouri.

Comprised of the fi nest members of the 285-member Marching Mizzou band, the spirited close-knit group performs at numerous athletic events and other activities throughout the year.

The band performs at all men’s basketball games as well as at rallies and MU Alumni Association and University Extension activities. In addition, the 35 members of Mini Mizzou attend the Big 12 Conference Tournament in Oklahoma City, Okla., the annual border battle between Mizzou and Illinois in St. Louis, and all post-season basketball tournament games.

Performing with Mini Mizzou are the Golden Girls. The Golden Girls have won the national championship in the pom-dance category twice in the recent past. Their 1991 title netted them a trip to Japan, where they performed at the Japan Classic Basketball All-Star series.

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The University of Missouri’s Sports Medicine Staff mission since the 1996 arrival of Director of Sports Medicine Rex Sharp is to provide the best possible health care for all student-athletes, while promoting an atmosphere conducive to the education of student athletic trainers. The Glenn L. McElroy M.D. Sports Medicine Center, the cornerstone of fi ve intercollegiate athletic facilities at Mizzou, enables the sports medicine team to provide the fi nest health care in the country.

The spacious 9,000-square foot center is located in the north wing of the M.A.T.C. The “MAC” features state-of-the-art treatment and rehabilitation equipment including a Swim-Ex 7,000 therapeutic Exercise/Rehabilitation Pool, 20 custom-made treatment tables with high tech treatment modalities, 14 custom-made taping stations, conference and offi ce space for the nine certifi ed athletic trainers and 20 undergraduate student athletic trainers and physician offi ces and examination rooms. Most recently, the “MAC” has added a hot and cold plunge tank and new exercise equipment to get injured Tigers out of the training room and back into the fi eld of competition.

In addition, the sports medicine center contains a large therapeutic exercise area featuring stair-steppers for conditioning, closed kinetic chain rehabilitation, exercise cycles, upper body ergo meters and treadmills.

The McElroy Sports Medicine Center is open daily and is accessible to all Missouri student-athletes.

The Mizzou Arena training room offers all of the above amenities in a more convenient environment for Mizzou Basketball. Complete with custom-made tables and taping stations, Pat Beckmann and his Sports Medicine staff at Mizzou Arena are able to provide the highest quality of care for Tiger Basketball student-athletes, just steps away from the team’s locker room and playing surfaces. Prior to the Arena’s completion in 2004, the training room was customized with a Ferno Therapy Pool, which features an Aquagator. Mizzou is one of the few schools in the country to have two

training pools available on campus, and the Aquagator allows the Tigers to undergo rehabilitation in a non-weight bearing environment.

The Hearnes Center, Walton Stadium and Memorial Stadium athletic training facilities serve as satellite locations and are utilized seasonally or on an as-needed basis. Each facility is unique but contains equipment and supplies needed to be self-suffi cient, allowing the athletic health care staff to continue excellent care. The Memorial Stadium athletic training room contains x-ray, enabling the visiting or Tiger football medical staff to make quick and accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.

Content to serve in a “behind the scenes” role, the Tiger Sports Medicine team is truly an integral part of the success of the Missouri intercollegiate athletic program.

The University of Missouri’s Sports Medicine Staff mission since the 1996 arrival of Director of Sports Medicine Rex

training pools available on campus, and the Aquagator allows the Tigers to undergo rehabilitation in a non-weight bearing

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MISSOURI MEDIA RELATIONSThe University of Missouri Media Relations Offi ce would

like to thank you for your coverage of Tiger Basketball. The 2009-10 media guide is your source for Tiger history and records and please don’t hesitate to contact our offi ce at any time should questions arise.

MEDIA PARKINGA limited number of parking passes are available to the

media for the 2009-10 season. Parking will be issued by the Mizzou Media Relations offi ce on a priority basis. Media members covering Mizzou Basketball regularly will receive priority consideration during the initial distribution of these passes.

Media Parking is located in Lot G. Lot G is accessible via Champions Drive, which runs East-West between Memorial Stadium (Football) and Mizzou Arena. If traveling east on Champions Drive, Lot G will be located on the Memorial Stadium (North) side midway up the hill.

MEDIA ENTRANCE AT MIZZOU ARENAMedia members are encouraged to enter Mizzou Arena

through the northwest gate located just off of Champions Drive. The “Media Gate” is located adjacent to the media parking in Lot G.

MEDIA CREDENTIALSMedia members wishing to cover Mizzou Basketball

must request, in writing or via e-mail, credentials from David Reiter in Mizzou Media Relations. Please include company letterhead in your requests and no requests will be accepted over the phone. The fax number for requests to the Media Relations Offi ce is 573-882-4720.

Due to a limited number of media seats available at Mizzou Arena, credentials will be circulated on a priority basis. Please be specifi c in the type of media credential you are requesting (media seat or photography pass) and only working media will be allowed in the press area. Media outlets violating this policy will risk forfeiture of their credentials for the remainder of the season.

Season passes for Tiger Basketball should be received by Nov. 1. Requests for single-game passes should be made one week prior to the contest.

COURTSIDE PHOTOGRAPHYPhotography credentials will be issued to certifi ed

photographers of daily newspapers, major magazines and television stations in the viewing area of competing teams. Credentials will not be granted for freelance photographers. Photographers will be allowed to shoot along the baselines of Mizzou Arena and must stay within the designed area, behind the dotted line. Photographers MAY NOT shoot from along the sideline either in front of or behind the press/offi cial tables and must stay clear of the free throw lanes.

Camera mounted strobes are strictly prohibited at Mizzou Arena. Only ceiling mounted strobes may be used and only after receiving permission from Assistant Director of Athletics Roger Crumpton. The University requires photographers who install strobes in the ceiling to carry a $1 million liability insurance policy.

Photography seating arrangements are designated on a fi rst-come basis. A sheet designating photo placements will be available in the Mizzou Arena media room. As photographers arrive, they are encouraged to sign up for a specifi c spot prior to tip-off.

INTERVIEWSMembers of the media who wish to arrange interviews

with Mizzou student-athletes, coaches or administrators must fi rst contact the media relations offi ce. Student-athlete and coach interviews should be scheduled with that sport’s respective media relations contact; administrator interview requests should go through Chad Moller. All requests for interviews with Mizzou coaches, administrators and student-athletes should be made at least 24 hours in advance. No player interviews will be granted the day of an event or during practice without prior arrangement through our offi ce. Missouri student-athletes are instructed NOT to participate in telephone interviews, unless they are arranged by the Media Relations Offi ce. Players’ home telephone numbers will not be released at any time.

ETHERNET / WIRELESSMembers of the media wishing to place a telephone in

Mizzou Arena should contact Verizon (1-800-483-1000). Two outside lines are maintained to be used on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis, and users must pay all long-distance charges. Ethernet lines are available on a limited basis in the press working area of Mizzou Arena, for a charge of $50 per game or $300 for the season. Wireless Internet access is available free of charge for those interested. Please contact David Reiter in the Media Relations Offi ce for arrangements.

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opponent SID directory

ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFFUapblionsroar.comBasketball SID: Andrew RobertsSID Phone: 870-575-7949SID Fax: 870-543-8013SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: George Ivory (2nd Year)2008-09 Record: 13-18, 11-7Series: Missouri leads 2-0

AUSTIN PEAYAPSUGovernors.comBasketball SID: Brad KirtleySID Phone: 931-221-7561SID Fax: 931-221-7562SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Dave Loos (19th Year)2008-09 Record: 19-14, 13-5Series: Missouri leads 8-0

CHATTANOOGAGoMocs.comBasketball SID: Jim HortenSID Phone: 423-425-2350SID Fax: 423-425-4610SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: John Shulman (6th Year)2008-09 Record: 18-17, 11-9Series: Missouri leads 3-0

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSONFDUKnights.comBasketball SID: Sara NaggarSID Phone: 201-692-2204SID Fax: 201-692-9361SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Gregory Vetrone (1st Year)2008-09 Record: 7-23, 6-12Series: Missouri leads 1-0

GEORGIAGeorgiadogs.comBasketball SID: Tim HixSID Phone: 706-542-1621SID Fax: 706-542-7993SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Mark Fox (1st Year)2008-09 Record: 12-20, 3-13Series: Missouri leads 2-0

ILLINOISFightingillini.comBasketball SID: Derrick BursonSID Phone: 217-333-1391SID Fax: 217-333-5540SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Bruce Weber (7th Year)2008-09 Record: 24-10, 11-7Series: Illinois leads 27-12

MISSISSIPPI STATEWebsite: MStateAthletics.comBasketball SID: Gregg EllisSID Phone: 662-325-3595SID Fax: 662-325-3654SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Rick Stansbury (12th Year)2008-09 Record: 23-12, 9-7Series: Missouri leads 2-1

OLD DOMINIONWebsite: ODUSports.comBasketball SID: Carol HudsonSID Phone: 757-683-3372SID Fax: 757-683-3119SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Blaine Taylor (9th Year)2008-09 Record: 21-10, 12-6Series: Missouri leads 2-0

ORAL ROBERTSORUGoldenEagles.comBasketball SID: Cris BelvinSID Phone: 918-495-7181SID Fax: 918-495-7142SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach Scott Sutton (11th)2008-09 Record: 16-15, 14-4Series: Missouri leads 5-0

OREGONWebsite: GoDucks.comBasketball SID: Chris GeraghtySID Phone: 541-346-7332SID Fax: 541-346-5449SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Ernie Kent (13th Year)2008-09 Record: 8-23, 2-16Series: Missouri leads 3-0

RICHMONDWebsite: RichmondSpiders.comBasketball SID: Mark KwolekSID Phone: 804-289-8320SID Fax: 804-289-8820SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Chris Mooney (5th Year)2008-09 Record: 18-15, 9-7Series: First Meeting

SAVANNAH STATESSUAthletics.comBasketball SID: Opio MasharikiSID Phone: 912-356-2446SID Fax: 912-353-3073SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Horace Broadnax (5th Year)2008-09 Record: 15-14Series: Missouri leads 1-0

TENNESSEE-MARTINWebsite: UTMSports.comBasketball SID: Joe LofaroSID Phone: 731-881-7632SID Fax: 731-881-7624SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Jason James (1st Year)2008-09 Record: 22-10, 14-4Series: Missouri leads 4-0

TEXAS PAN-AMERICANWebsite: UTPABroncs.comBasketball SID: Zena DavilaSID Phone: 956-380-8799SID Fax: 956-381-2261SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Ryan Marks (1st Year)2008-09 Record: 10-17Series: Missouri leads 3-0

UMKCUMKCKangaroos.comBasketball SID: James AllanSID Phone: 816-235-1034SID Fax: 816-235-1035SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Matt Brown (3rd Year)2008-09 Record: 7-24, 3-15Series: Missouri leads 2-0

VANDERBILTWebsite: VUcommodores.comBasketball SID: Andy BoggsSID Phone: 615-343-1847SID Fax: 615-343-7064SID E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Kevin Stallings (11th Year)2008-09 Record: 19-12, 8-8Series: Vanderbilt leads 1-2

NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

BAYLORBaylorBears.comBasketball SID: Chris YandlePhone: 254-710-2743Fax: 254-710-1369E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Scott Drew (5th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 24-15, 5-11Series: Missouri leads 12-9

COLORADOCUBuffs.comBasketball SID: Andrew GreenPhone: 303-492-5626Fax: 303-492-3811E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Jeff Bzdelik (3rd Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 9-22, 1-15Series: Missouri leads 96-52

IOWA STATECyclones.comBasketball SID: Mike GreenPhone: 515-294-7019Fax: 515-294-0558E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Greg McDermott (4th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 15-17, 4-12Series: Missouri leads 143-84

KANSASKUAthletics.comBasketball SID: Chris TheisenPhone: 785-864-3417Fax: 785-864-7944E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Bill Self (7th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 27-8, 14-2Series: Kansas leads 167-94

KANSAS STATEK-Statesports.comBasketball SID: Tom GilbertPhone: 785-532-7979Fax: 785-532-6903E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Frank Martin (3rd Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 22-12, 9-7Series: Missouri leads 115-114

NEBRASKAHuskers.comBasketball SID: Jerry TrickiePhone: 402-472-7779Fax: 402-472-2005E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Doc Sadler (4th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 18-13, 8-8Series: Missouri leads 123-91

OKLAHOMASoonerSports.comBasketball SID: Mike HouckPhone: 405-325-8227Fax: 405-325-7623E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Jeff Capel (4th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 30-6, 13-3Series: Oklahoma leads 111-94

OKLAHOMA STATEOKState.comBasketball SID: Mike NotewarePhone: 405-744-7756Fax: 405-744-7754E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Travis Ford (2nd Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 23-12, 9-7Series: Missouri leads 74-39

TEXASTexasSports.comBasketball SID: Scott McConnellPhone: 512-471-1345Fax: 512-471-6040E-Mail:[email protected] Coach: Rick Barnes (12th Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 23-12, 9-7Series: Texas leads 11-10

TEXAS A&MAggieAthletics.comBasketball SID: Colin KillianPhone: 979-845-3289Fax: 979-845-0564E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Mark Turgeon (3rd Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 24-10, 9-7Series: Missouri leads 11-7

TEXAS TECHTexasTech.comBasketball SID: Randy FarleyPhone: 806-742-7600Fax: 806-742-7414E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Pat Knight (2nd Year)2008-09 Overall Record: 14-19, 3-13Series: Missouri leads 10-8

BIG 12 CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

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Air Force 2-1Alabama 1-4Alabama-Birmingham 1-2Alabama State 1-0Alaska-Anchorage 1-1Alaska-Fairbanks 1-0Alcorn State 1-0American 2-0Arizona 1-1Arizona State 2-1Arkansas 18-19Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2-0Arkansas State 5-0Army 1-0Augustana (S.D.) 1-0Austin Peay 8-0Baker 1-1Baylor 12-9Belmont 0-1Bradley 2-0Brown 2-0Buffalo 1-0Butler 3-2Cal Poly-Pomona 1-0California 4-2California-Davis 1-0Cal. St.-Long Beach 2-0Cal. St.-Northridge 2-0Cal. St.-Sacramento 1-0Canisius 1-0Centenary 4-0Central Methodist 10-2Central Michigan 1-0Central Missouri 10-2Central Wesleyan 1-0Chaminade 3-0Chicago State 4-0CC of New York 1-0Clemson 1-1Coastal Carolina 2-0Colgate 1-0Colorado 96-52Colorado State 1-1Connecticut 0-1Coppin State 7-1Cornell 2-0Creighton 9-7Davidson 1-2Dayton 2-0Denver 3-0DePaul 2-3Detroit 2-0Drake 27-7Duke 0-2Duquesne 1-0East Carolina 1-0Eastern Illinois 3-0Eastern Kentucky 1-0Eastern Michigan 1-0Eastern Washington 1-0Emporia State 2-0Evansville 2-0Fairfi eld 1-0Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0Florida A&M 2-0Florida State 2-2Fordham 1-0Fort Riley 1-0

Ft Leonard Wood 3-0Furman 1-0George Washington 3-0Georgetown 0-1Georgia 2-0Georgia Tech 0-1Gonzaga 2-1Grambling 1-0Grambling State 1-0Great Lakes NTS 0-1Grinnell 9-5Harden-Simmons 2-0Haskell Institute 1-1Hawaii 4-1Hawaii-Hilo 1-0Hawaii-Loa 1-0Hilyards 0-2Holy Cross 1-0Houston 3-4Idaho 3-1Illinois 12-27Indiana 9-9Indiana State 1-0Iowa 7-10Iowa Pre-Flight 0-2Iowa State 143-84Jackson State 7-0Joplin YMCA 1-0Kansas 94-167Kansas City Poly 2-0Kansas State 115-114Kentucky 0-4Kentucky State 1-0Lafayette 1-0Lamar 2-1LaSalle 1-0Liberty 1-0Lipscomb 1-0Long Beach State 2-0Louisiana State 0-1Louisiana Tech 1-0Louisville 2-1Loyola, IL 1-2MacMurray 1-0Marist 1-0Marquette 5-4Maryland 4-1Massachusetts 0-1McMurray 1-0McNeese State 1-0Memphis 5-7Mercer 3-0Miami (FL) 1-0Michigan 1-4Michigan State 4-3Middle Tennessee State 1-0Midwestern State 1-0Minnesota 0-2Mississippi State 2-1Mississippi Valley State 1-0Missouri-Kansas City 2-0Missouri Valley 2-0Missouri-Rolla 5-0MO Athletic Club 2-2Montana 1-0Montana State 2-0Morehead State 1-0Morgan State 1-0

Murray State 4-0Navy 2-0Nebraska 123-91Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0Nebraska-Kearney 2-0Nebraska-Omaha 1-0New Mexico 0-1New Mexico State 1-0New York University 0-2Nicholls State 1-0Norman ATTC 0-1North Carolina 4-5North Carolina State 1-2North Carolina A&T 2-0North Dakota 1-0North Dakota State 1-0North Texas State 2-0Northeast Missouri 1-0Northern Arizona 1-0Northern Colorado 2-0Northern Iowa 3-1Northern Michigan 1-0North Texas 2-0Northwest Missouri 3-0Northwestern 4-3Northwestern State 1-0Notre Dame 6-2Oakland 3-0Ohio 4-1Ohio State 6-4Oklahoma 94-111Oklahoma City 1-0Oklahoma State 74-39Olathe NAB 1-4Old Dominion 2-0Oral Roberts 5-0Oregon 3-0Oregon State 2-1Pacifi c 1-1Pepperdine 1-0Portland 1-0Prairie View A&M 2-0Princeton 2-0Purdue 3-8Rhode Island 1-1Rice 7-0Rutgers 1-2Sacramento State 2-0St. Bonaventure 2-0St. Francis, Pa. 1-0St. John’s 0-1St. Joseph’s 0-1Saint Louis 21-19Samford 1-0Sam Houston State 1-1San Diego State 1-1San Francisco 0-1San Jose State 2-0Santa Clara 0-1Savannah State 1-0Seattle 0-1Seton Hall 0-1Slippery Rock 1-0South Alabama 1-1South Dakota 4-0South Dakota State 3-0Southeast Missouri 5-0Southern 6-0

Southern California 6-5Southern Illinois 6-1Southern Illinois – Edwardsville 1-0Southern Indiana 2-0Southern Methodist 9-4Southwest Missouri State 2-2Southwest Texas State 3-0Stephen F. Austin 1-0Stetson 3-0Syracuse 1-5Tarkio 1-0Temple 2-1Tennessee 4-2Tennessee-Chattanooga 3-0Tennessee-Martin 4-0Tennessee State 1-0Tennessee Tech 1-0Texas 10-11Texas A&M 11-7Texas A&M-CC 1-0Texas Christian 4-1Texas-El Paso 3-2Texas-Pan American 3-0Texas-San Antonio 1-0Texas Southern 1-0Texas Tech 10-8Toledo 1-1Tulane 2-0Tulsa 4-2U.S. International 1-0UCLA 5-1UNC-Ashville 2-0UNC-Greensboro 1-0UNLV 3-2Utah 0-2Utah State 1-1UTEP 3-2Valparaiso 3-0Vanderbilt 1-2Villanova 1-0Virginia 1-4Virginia Commonwealth 1-0Virginia Tech 2-0Wake Forest 0-2Washburn 2-0Washington 3-4Washington (MO) 72-29Washington State 1-1West Texas State 1-0Western Carolina 2-0Western Illinois 1-0Western Ontario 1-0Westminster 10-0West Virginia 1-0Wichita State 3-0William Jewell 4-0Winthrop 0-1Wisconsin 4-7Wisconsin-Green Bay 2-0Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1-0Wofford 1-0Wyoming 3-1Xavier 2-2Yale 1-0Youngstown State 1-0

all-time records vs. opponents

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records vs. 2009-10 opponents

ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF(Missouri leads 2-0)

12-9-98 W 89-33 at Columbia, Mo.12-2-08 W 95-41 at Columbia, Mo.

AUSTIN PEAY(Missouri leads, 8-0)

1-2-74 W 88-86 at Mobile, Ala.1-6-82 W 81-63 at Columbia, Mo.1-5-85 W 72-63 at Columbia, Mo.12-16-86 W 79-73 at Columbia, Mo.1-2-90 W 84-48 at Columbia, Mo.12-18-95 W 81-58 at Columbia, Mo.11-23-98 W 63-53 at Columbia, Mo.11-30-02 W 81-46 at Columbia, Mo.

BAYLOR(Missouri leads, 12-9)

12-28-46 L *51-58 at Okla. City, Okla. 12-16-48 L 44-45 at Columbia, Mo. 12-17-48 L 42-49 at Columbia, Mo. 12-5-75 W 105-70 at Columbia, Mo. 12-12-81 W 70-51 at Columbia, Mo. 11-29-84 L 88-103 at Waco, Tex.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-14-97 W 82-66 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-98 L 80-89 at Waco, Tex.1-30-99 W 73-55 at Columbia, Mo.1-18-00 W 74-72 at Waco, Tex.2-24-01 W 69-59 at Columbia, Mo.1-11-02 L 80-81 at Waco, Tex.1-11-03 W 77-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-21-04 W 70-66 at Waco, Tex.2-16-05 W 60-53 at Columbia, Mo.2-7-06 L 90-64 at Waco, Tex.2-14-07 W 78-71 at Columbia, Mo.3-8-07 L @97-83 at Oklahoma City, Okla.3-1-08 L 89-100 at Waco, Tex.1-3-09 W 89-72 at Columbia, Mo.3-14-09 W ^73-60 at Oklahoma City, Okla.* All-College Tournament@ Big 12 Championships^ Big 12 Championship Gameat Columbia: MU leads, 8-2at Waco: BU leads, 5-3at Neutral Sites: BU leads, 2-1

CHATTANOOGA(Missouri leads, 3-0)

12-20-80 W *64-62 at Atlanta, Ga.11-29-96 W &83-74 at San Juan, PR1-17-08 W 103-75 at Columbia, Mo.* at Cotton States Classic& at San Juan Shootout

COLORADO(Missouri leads, 96-52)

12-22-36 W 37-32 OT at Denver, Colo.1-7-38 W 35-33 at Columbia, Mo. 1-8-38 W 33-29 at Columbia, Mo. 12-22-44 L 43-64 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-23-48 L 48-56 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 1-48 W 47-35 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-48 W #48-44 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-19-49 W 49-48 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 5-49 W 49-34 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-49 W #62-51 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 4-50 L 39-41 at Boulder, Colo. 3-11-50 W 53-49 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-50 W #62-54 at Kansas City, Mo.2-17-51 W 41-36 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 5-51 W 50-46 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-52 W 44-41 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-52 W 72-55 at Boulder, Colo. 1-17-53 W 79-72 at Boulder, Colo. 2-14-53 W 83-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1- 4-54 L 62-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-54 L 69-80 at Boulder, Colo. 2-12-55 L 71-80 at Boulder, Colo. 2-28-55 L 57-66 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-55 W #82-79 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-14-56 L 72-79 at Boulder, Colo. 2-18-56 W 86-61 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-56 L #55-64 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 9-57 L 70-75 at Boulder, Colo. 2-23-57 W 72-62 at Columbia, Mo.

2- 8-58 W 55-51 OT at Boulder, Colo.3- 3-58 L 45-59 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 3-59 L 59-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-59 W 85-80 at Boulder, Colo. 2-15-60 L 62-63 at Boulder, Colo. 2-22-60 W 82-73 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-60 L +79-99* at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 4-61 W 90-72 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-61 L 67-70* at Boulder, Colo. 2-26-62 L 58-63 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 5-62 L 64-73 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-62 L +58-74 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-12-63 L 69-92 at Boulder, Colo. 2-18-63 W 60-58 at Columbia, Mo. 1-13-64 L 77-90 at Boulder, Colo.2-29-64 W 89-84 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-64 L +61-65 at Kansas City, Mo. 1- 4-65 W 63-58 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-65 W 80-75 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 7-66 L 60-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-66 W 64-63 at Boulder, Colo. 12-29-66 L +57-92 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-11-67 L 75-79 OT at Boulder, Colo.3- 4-67 L 59-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1- 8-68 W 86-66 at Columbia, Mo. 2-12-68 L 76-79 OT at Boulder, Colo.2- 3-69 L 79-80 OT at Columbia, Mo.3- 8-69 L 73-92 at Boulder, Colo. 12-29-69 L +73-75 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 2-70 W 90-73 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 7-70 L 69-80 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 6-71 W 81-76 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 1-71 W 76-71 at Boulder, Colo. 12-29-71 W +86-57 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-29-72 W 79-67 at Boulder, Colo. 2-19-72 W 59-52 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-72 W +98-78 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-15-73 L 79-81 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-17-73 L 68-77 OT at Boulder, Colo.12-28-73 W +89-83 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-26-74 L 68-81 at Boulder, Colo.2-23-74 W 72-68 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-74 W +73-57 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 8-75 W 93-75 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 8-75 L 97-106 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 7-76 W 98-78 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 6-76 W 95-60 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-76 W +86-77 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-19-77 W 90-83 at Boulder, Colo. 2-16-77 W 101-74 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-78 W 70-68 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-15-78 L 63-69 at Boulder, Colo. 1-24-79 L 69-82 at Boulder, Colo. 2-14-79 W 81-69 at Columbia, Mo. 1-23-80 W 78-45 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-80 W 83-68 at Boulder, Colo. 1-31-81 W 66-58 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-81 W 73-62 at Boulder, Colo. 1- 9-82 W 72-50 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 3-82 W 80-54 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 2-82 W ^72-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 2-83 W 68-65 2OT at Boulder, Colo.2-23-83 W 88-53 at Columbia, Mo.3- 8-83 W ^88-73 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 1-84 W 89-51 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-84 L 66-73 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 2-85 W 77-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-85 L 79-88 OT at Boulder, Colo.1-28-86 W 83-67 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 1-86 W 94-86 at Boulder, Colo. 1-24-87 W 77-56 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-87 W 76-68 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 6-87 W ^65-59 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 3-88 W 99-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-88 L 78-87 at Boulder, Colo. 1- 7-89 W 84-75 at Boulder, Colo. 3- 4-89 W 66-65 at Columbia, Mo. 1-27-90 W 104-89 at Boulder, Colo. 2- 4-90 W 93-69 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 9-90 L ^88-92 OT at Kansas City, Mo.2- 6-91 W 75-67 OT at Boulder, Colo.3- 2-91 W 76-51 at Columbia, Mo. 1-25-92 W 69-52 at Columbia, Mo. 2-19-92 L 60-77 at Boulder, Colo.1-9-93 W 91-87 at Boulder, Colo.3-6-93 W 70-53 at Columbia, Mo.1-15-94 W 80-72 at Boulder, Colo.2-9-94 W 82-70 at Columbia, Mo.3-11-94 W ^64-62 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-26-95 W 85-80 at Columbia, Mo.3-1-95 L 76-81 at Boulder, Colo.1-6-96 W 77-66 at Columbia, Mo.1-29-96 L 94-106 at Boulder, Colo.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-7-97 L 78-87 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-97 L 75-84 at Boulder, Colo.1-17-98 L 78-81 at Boulder, Colo.2-25-98 W 86-67 at Columbia, Mo.1-16-99 L 63-82 at Boulder, Colo.2-13-99 W 87-56 at Columbia, Mo.1-12-00 W 100-86 at Columbia, Mo.2-2-00 W 86-81 at Boulder, Colo.1-10-01 W 82-76 at Boulder, Colo.2-14-01 W 80-69 at Columbia, Mo.

1-19-02 W 92-77 at Columbia, Mo.2-23-02 W 96-83 at Boulder, Colo.2-1-03 W 73-70 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-03 L 68-89 at Boulder, Colo.1-28-04 L 83-70 at Boulder, Colo.2-10-04 W 77-65 at Columbia, Mo.1-26-05 L 64-62 at Boulder, Colo.2-22-05 W 63-54 at Columbia, Mo.1-14-06 L 74-71 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-06 L 78-60 at Boulder, Colo.1-24-07 W 79-65 at Boulder, Colo.2-28-07 W 91-82 at Columbia, Mo.1-26-08 W 66-62 at Boulder, Colo.2-23-08 W 60-53 at Columbia, Mo.1-14-09 W 102-67 at Columbia, Mo.2-21-09 W 66-53 at Boulder, Colo.*-Game forfeited by Colorado for ineligible player.# Big Seven Tournament + Big Eight Holiday Tournament^ Big Eight Tournamentat Columbia: MU leads, 55-11 at Boulder: CU leads, 33-29at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 12-8

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON(Missouri leads, 1-0)

11-29-75 W 87-67 at Columbia, Mo.

GEORGIA(Missouri leads, 2-0)

3-15-01 W *70-68 at Greensboro, NC1-3-09 W 83-76 at Athens, Ga.* NCAA East Region

ILLINOIS(Illinois leads, 27-12)

12-20-32 L 24-36 at Columbia, Mo. 1-3-34 L 27-31 at Champaign, Ill. 12-14-42 L 30-51 at Champaign, Ill. 12-18-43 L 29-39 at Columbia, Mo. 12-16-46 W *55-50 Kansas City, Mo. 12- 4-54 L 49-77 at Champaign, Ill. 12-10-55 W 74-73 at Columbia, Mo. 12-3-76 W #76-75 at Columbia, Mo. 12-6-77 L 85-96 at Champaign, Ill. 12-5-78 L 57-69 at Columbia, Mo. 12-4-79 W 67-66 OT at Champaign, Ill.12-10-80 L 62-84 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-8-81 W 78-68 OT at St. Louis, Mo. 12-28-83 L 60-66 at St. Louis, Mo. 12- 6-84 L 50-65 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-21-85 L 55-67 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-23-86 L 74-92 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-22-87 L 63-75 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-19-88 L 84-87 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-20-89 L 93-101 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-19-90 L 81-84 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-23-91 W 61-44 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-23-92 W 66-65 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-22-93 W 108-107 3OT at St. Louis, Mo. 12-22-94 W 76-58 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-20-95 L 85-96 OT at St. Louis, Mo.12-28-96 L 69-85 at St. Louis, Mo. 12-23-97 W 75-69 at St. Louis, Mo.12-22-98 W 67-62 at St. Louis, Mo.12-21-99 W 78-72 at St. Louis, Mo.12-21-00 L 81-86 OT at St. Louis, Mo.12-22-01 L 61-72 at St. Louis, Mo.12-21-02 L 85-70 at St. Louis, Mo.12-23-03 L 71-70 (OT) at St. Louis, Mo.12-22-04 L 64-70 at St. Louis, Mo.12-21-05 L 50-82 at St. Louis, Mo.12-19-06 L 73-70 at St. Louis, Mo.12-22-07 L 59-58 at St. Louis, Mo.12-23-08 L 75-59 at St. Louis, Mo.* Big Six Tournament # Show-Me Classicat Columbia: UI leads, 3-2at Champaign: UI leads, 4-1at Neutral Sites: UI leads, 20-9

IOWA STATE(Missouri leads, 143-84)

1-9-09 W 53-14 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-10 L 11-13 at Ames, Iowa 1-13-11 W 40-22 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-11 W 43-26 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-11 L 16-22 at Ames, Iowa 2-25-11 L 18-21 at Ames, Iowa 1-17-12 W 25-24 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-12 W 18-10 at Columbia, Mo. 2-16-12 L 9-27 at Ames, Iowa 2-17-12 L 13-32 at Ames, Iowa 1-16-13 W 28-14 at Columbia, Mo. 1-17-13 W 25-13 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-13 W 33-13 at Ames, Iowa 2-11-13 W 24-23 at Ames, Iowa 1-12-14 W 32-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-13-14 W 37- 9 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-14 L 20-23 at Ames, Iowa 2-14-14 W 23-16 at Ames, Iowa 1-14-16 W 26-12 at Ames, Iowa 1-15-16 W 21-15 at Ames, Iowa 1-12-17 W 28-25 at Columbia, Mo. 1-13-17 L 21-24 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-18 W 26-11 at Ames, Iowa 2-14-18 W 24-13 at Ames, Iowa 1-10-19 W 33-16 at Columbia, Mo. 1-11-19 W 35-22 at Columbia, Mo. 1-9-20 W 55-20 at Ames, Iowa 1-10-20 W 55-17 at Ames, Iowa 1-7-21 W 30-11 at Columbia, Mo. 1-8-21 W 28-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-28-22 W 30-18 at Ames, Iowa 2-11-22 W 29-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-20-23 W 41-25 at Ames, Iowa 2-9-23 W 25-22 at Columbia, Mo. 1-21-24 W 36-16 at Columbia, Mo. 2-28-24 W 21-14 at Ames, Iowa 1-8-25 W 28-15 at Ames, Iowa 2-7-25 W 17-15 at Columbia, Mo. 1-15-26 L 22-23 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-26 W 34-21 at Ames, Iowa 1-14-28 W 52-28 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-28 W 42-20 at Ames, Iowa 1-29-29 W 29-19 at Ames, Iowa 2-15-29 W 49-29 at Columbia, Mo. 1-10-30 W 31-24 at Ames, Iowa 2-8-30 W 43-34 at Columbia, Mo. 1-17-31 W 20-18 at Columbia, Mo. 2-5-31 L 19-29 at Ames, Iowa 1-22-32 L 13-18 at Ames, Iowa 2-13-32 W 31-25 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-33 W 29-22 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-33 L 31-32 at Ames, Iowa 1-18-34 W 26-25 at Ames, Iowa 2-19-34 W 25-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-4-35 L 23-31 at Ames, Iowa 1-26-35 L 28-37 at Ames, Iowa 2-1-36 W 33-29 at Ames, Iowa 3-4-36 L 29-31 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-13-37 W 31-28 at Ames, Iowa 1-20-37 W 39-37 at Columbia, Mo. 1-21-38 W 43-34 at Columbia, Mo. 2-5-38 L 35-38 at Ames, Iowa 1-9-39 W 56-35 at Columbia, Mo. 2-4-39 L 45-51 at Ames, Iowa 1-15-40 W 27-16 at Ames, Iowa 2-22-40 W 63-40 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-41 L 37-40 at Ames, Iowa 2-24-41 L 29-49 at Columbia, Mo. 1-10-42 L 25-34 at Ames, Iowa 1-29-42 W 45-41 at Columbia, Mo. 1-23-43 W 52-34 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-43 W 31-28 at Ames, Iowa 1-22-44 L 25-41 at Ames, Iowa 2-21-44 L 32-46 at Columbia, Mo. 1-20-45 W 38-32 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-45 L 30-58 at Ames, Iowa 1-11-46 L 33-45 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-46 W 38-36 at Ames, Iowa 12-14-46 W *56-55 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-3-47 W 36-25 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-47 L 52-54 at Ames, Iowa 12-19-47 W #48-40 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-10-48 L 45-53 at Ames, Iowa 2-16-48 L 47-48 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-49 W 39-36 at Columbia, Mo. 2-28-49 L 34-40 at Ames, Iowa 1-21-50 L 49-61 at Ames, Iowa 3-6-50 W 74-59 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-51 W 49-46 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-51 W 59-54 at Ames, Iowa 12-28-51 W #49-42 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-5-52 L 55-57 at Ames, Iowa 2-29-52 W 53-49 at Columbia, Mo. 12-26-52 W #63-61 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-5-53 W 66-61 at Columbia, Mo. 2-16-53 W 78-74 at Ames, Iowa 12-26-53 W #74-65 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-26-54 W 62-57 at Columbia, Mo. 3-5-54 W 72-57 at Ames, Iowa 2-1-55 W 84-67 at Ames, Iowa

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2-19-55 W 78-63 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-56 L 85-88 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-56 W 73-66 at Ames, Iowa 1-7-57 W 77-59 at Columbia, Mo. 1-24-57 W 69-66 at Ames, Iowa 1-11-58 L 55-62 at Ames, Iowa 3-10-58 L 59-63 OT at Columbia, Mo.12-29-58 L #70-72 OT at Kansas City, Mo.2-7-59 L 53-61 at Ames, Iowa 3-9-59 W 68-67 at Columbia, Mo. 2-29-60 L 69-92 at Ames, Iowa 3-7-60 W 59-57 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-60 L +68-72 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-61 L 67-76 at Ames, Iowa 3-2-61 W 95-82 at Columbia, Mo. 1-31-62 L 73-85 at Ames, Iowa 3-1-62 L 62-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-63 L 54-55 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-29-63 L 66-78 at Ames, Iowa 2-10-64 L 79-83 at Ames, Iowa 3- 3-64 W 74-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-65 L 81-89 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 8-65 L 65-78 at Ames, Iowa 1-10-66 L 70-85 at Ames, Iowa 3-3-66 L 73-79 at Columbia, Mo. 1-7-67 L 61-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-31-67 L 58-72 at Ames, Iowa 12-29-67 W +65-63 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-20-68 W 72-67 at Columbia, Mo. 2-17-68 L 70-73 OT at Ames, Iowa 12-28-68 W +80-68 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-69 W 74-68 at Columbia, Mo. 2-17-69 L 74-76 OT at Ames, Iowa 12-27-69 W +52-50 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-17-70 W 65-63 at Columbia, Mo. 2-7-70 L 78-89 at Ames, Iowa 1-11-71 W 77-71 at Ames, Iowa 2-15-71 W 80-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-72 W 89-75 at Columbia, Mo. 2-7-72 W 77-72 at Ames, Iowa 2-10-73 W 86-79 at Columbia, Mo.3-5-73 L 80-90 at Ames, Iowa 12-29-73 W +80-78 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-12-74 W 91-83 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-74 L 75-79 at Ames, Iowa 1-25-75 W 87-85 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-75 W 96-86 at Ames, Iowa 1-24-76 W 84-68 at Ames, Iowa 2-15-76 W 85-64 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-76 W +81-67 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-29-77 W 79-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-23-77 L 86-95 at Ames, Iowa 12-29-77 W +66-62 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-28-78 L 59-68 at Ames, Iowa 2-25-78 L 63-77 at Columbia, Mo. 2-28-78 W ^65-63 at Ames, Iowa 1-31-79 W 84-80 OT at Ames, Iowa 2-24-79 W 73-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-80 W 85-70 at Columbia, Mo. 2-6-80 W 84-70 at Ames, Iowa 1-17-81 W 92-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-7-81 W 70-56 at Ames, Iowa 3-3-81 W ^95-70 at Columbia, Mo. 1-27-82 W 86-73 at Ames, Iowa 2-16-82 W 100-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2-8-83 L 72-73 OT at Ames, Iowa 3-5-83 W 84-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1-24-84 W 58-57 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-84 W 64-61 at Ames, Iowa 1-19-85 L 64-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 9-85 W 73-70 at Ames, Iowa 1-11-86 L 84-92 at Ames, Iowa 2-18-86 W 71-62 at Columbia, Mo. 2-4-87 L 92-96 at Ames, Iowa 2-28-87 W 85-77 at Columbia, Mo. 1-23-88 W 119-93 at Columbia, Mo. 2-17-88 L 89-102 at Ames, Iowa 3-11-88 W ^90-80 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-14-89 W 96-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-89 L 75-82 at Ames, Iowa 1-31-90 W 95-93 at Ames, Iowa 2-21-90 W 89-85 at Columbia, Mo. 1-26-91 W 82-78 at Columbia, Mo. 2-23-91 L 76-89 at Ames, Iowa 3-8-91 W ^97-81 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-5-92 W 81-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-92 W 75-71 at Ames, Iowa 3-13-92 L ^75-80 at Kansas City, Mo.1-16-93 W 64-49 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-93 L 50-65 at Ames, Iowa 3-13-93 W ^67-63 at Kansas City, Mo.1-19-94 W 92-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-16-94 W 79-72 OT at Ames, Iowa 1-30-95 W 80-71 at Ames, Iowa 2-8-95 W 59-56 at Columbia, Mo.3-10-95 L ^50-68 at Kansas City, Mo.1-21-96 L 62-73 at Ames, Iowa 2-24-96 L 74-78 at Columbia, Mo.3-9-96 L ^53-57 at Kansas City, Mo.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-4-97 L 65-68 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-97 L 59-87 at Ames, Iowa1-10-98 L 62-75 at Ames, Iowa1-31-98 W 63-56 at Columbia, Mo.

3-5-98 W @74-55 at Kansas City, Mo.2-8-99 W 77-61 at Ames, Iowa2-24-99 W 75-64 at Columbia, Mo.1-8-00 L 81-86 at Ames, Iowa2-9-00 L 62-72 at Columbia, Mo.1-13-01 W 112-109 4OT at Columbia, Mo.2-11-01 L 64-72 at Ames, Iowa1-9-02 L 67-71 at Ames, Iowa2-6-02 W 76-73 at Columbia, Mo.3-7-02 W @79-59 at Kansas City, Mo.1-21-03 W 64-59 at Columbia, Mo.3-5-03 L 55-71 at Ames, Iowa1-7-04 L 70-65 at Ames, Iowa2-18-04 W 82-70 at Columbia, Mo.1-8-05 W 62-59 at Columbia, Mo.3-2-05 L 67-49 at Ames, Iowa1-25-06 L 82-58 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-06 L 85-78 at Ames, Iowa1-6-07 L 66-65 Columbia, Mo.2-6-06 W 77-55 Ames, Iowa1-16-08 L 72-67 at Ames, Iowa3-5-08 W 81-75 2OT at Columbia, Mo.1-17-09 W 77-46 at Columbia, Mo.2-7-09 W 82-68 at Ames, Iowa* Big 6 Tournament# Big 7 Tournament+ Big 8 Holiday Tournament^ Big 8 Tournament@ Big 12 Championshipsat Columbia: MU leads, 81-21at Ames: ISU leads, 59-45at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 16-5

KANSAS(Kansas leads, 167-94)

3-11-07 W 34-31 at Columbia, Mo.3-12-07 W 34-12 at Columbia, Mo.2-4-08 L 20-21 at Lawrence, Kan.2-5-08 L 18-24 at Lawrence, Kan.2-17-08 L 19-30 at Columbia, Mo.2-18-08 L 22-26 at Columbia, Mo.2-3-09 L 15-24 at Lawrence, Kan.2-4-09 L 23-31 at Lawrence, Kan.2-12-09 L 19-24 at Columbia, Mo.2-13-09 W 37-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-10 L 15-29 at Lawrence, Kan.2-12-10 L 14-27 at Lawrence, Kan.2-21-10 L 21-25 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-10 L 22-58 at Columbia, Mo.1-27-11 L 28-34 at Lawrence, Kan.1-28-11 L 15-27 at Lawrence, Kan.2-17-11 L 16-32 at Columbia, Mo.2-18-11 L 25-36 at Columbia, Mo.2-9-12 L 16-27 at Lawrence, Kan.2-10-12 L 21-31 at Lawrence, Kan.2-21-12 L 24-39 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-12 L 26-32 at Columbia, Mo.2-14-13 L 12-22 at Lawrence, Kan.2-15-13 L 20-34 at Lawrence, Kan.2-26-13 W 26-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-27-13 L 26-34 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-14 L 25-28 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-14 L 21-27 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-14 L 22-38 at Lawrence, Kan.2-26-14 L 18-31 at Lawrence, Kan.2-19-15 L 19-44 at Lawrence, Kan.2-20-15 L 23-42 at Lawrence, Kan.2-24-15 L 22-33 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-15 L 26-40 at Columbia, Mo.2-9-16 W 30-24 at Columbia, Mo.2-10-16 W 42-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-16 W 41-10 at Lawrence, Kan.2-29-16 L 19-31 at Lawrence, Kan.2-6-17 L 23-24 at Lawrence, Kan.2-7-17 W 26-17 at Lawrence, Kan.2-21-17 W 24-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-17 W 38-15 at Columbia, Mo.2-4-18 W 36-22 at Lawrence, Kan.2-5-18 W 25-21 at Lawrence, Kan.2-20-18 W 39-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-21-18 L 22-28 at Columbia, Mo.1-31-19 W 43-25 at Lawrence, Kan.2-1-19 W 37-15 at Lawrence, Kan.2-19-19 W 34-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-20-19 L 29-36 at Columbia, Mo.1-22-20 W 32-27 at Lawrence, Kan.1-23-20 W 38-16 at Lawrence, Kan.2-18-20 W 36-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-19-20 W 31-13 at Columbia, Mo.1-28-21 W 27-22 at Columbia, Mo.1-29-21 W 28-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-21 W 33-17 at Lawrence, Kan.2-26-21 W 41-30 at Lawrence, Kan.1-24-22 W 35-25 at Lawrence, Kan.2-21-22 L 16-26 at Columbia, Mo.1-16-23 L 19-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-23 L 20-23 at Lawrence, Kan.1-30-24 L 14-16 at Lawrence, Kan.3-1-24 L 17-30 at Columbia, Mo.2-14-25 L 22-23 at Columbia, Mo.

2-28-25 L 17-33 at Lawrence, Kan.1-22-26 L 15-24 at Lawrence, Kan.2-22-26 L 22-27 at Columbia, Mo.1-29-27 L 23-40 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-27 L 29-36 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-10-28 W 30-32 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-21-28 W 49-29 at Columbia, Mo. 12-22-28 W 38-31 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-15-29 W 34-30 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-29 W 33-20 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-21-29 L 12-17 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-21-30 W 29-18 at Columbia, Mo. 3-5-30 W 23-18 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-20-30 L 26-40 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-29-31 L 13-31 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-27-31 W 26-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-30-32 W 26-22 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-32 L 16-24 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-19-33 L 27-35 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-11-33 W 21-17 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-34 L 25-27 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-34 L 21-23 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-7-35 L 29-39 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-8-35 L 27-36 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-1-35 W 23-21 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-35 W 21-18 at Columbia, Mo. 1-15-36 L 25-29 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-36 L 28-51 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-16-37 L 27-39 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-4-37 L 24-39 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-38 L 32-37 at Columbia, Mo. 3-3-38 L 36-56 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-18-39 L 32-37 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-2-39 W 54-30 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-40 W 42-31 at Columbia, Mo. 3-1-40 L 40-42 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-16-41 L 41-48 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-21-41 L 24-35 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-42 L 34-48 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-42 L 44-67 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-6-43 L 44-69 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-2-43 L 44-47 OT at Columbia, Mo.12-30-43 L 27-34 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-8-44 W 35-28 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-44 L 27-40 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-23-44 W 48-39 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-5-45 L 28-45 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-45 L 33-64 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-15-45 L 35-59 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-7-46 L 36-48 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-22-46 L 34-50 at Columbia, Mo. 1-8-47 W 39-34 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-7-47 L 38-48 at Columbia, Mo. 1-17-48 L 46-58 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-48 W 42-39 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-28-48 L *50-62 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-11-49 L 35-42 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-15-49 L 37-55 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-50 L 44-48 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-50 L 52-59 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-8-51 L 46-61 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-12-51 W 39-38 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-51 L *65-75 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-12-52 L 59-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-52 L 54-65 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-29-52 L #62-66 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-7-53 L 62-86 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-12-53 L 60-69 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-53 L #67-69 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-54 L 69-86 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-9-54 W 76-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-4-55 W 76-65 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-5-55 W 90-71 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-55 L #56-73 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-56 W 76-54 at Columbia, Mo. 2-6-56 W 85-78 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-5-57 L 79-92 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-16-57 L 58-91 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-58 L 54-68 at Columbia, Mo. 2-17-58 L 69-84 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-30-58 L #73-84 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-10-59 L 62-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-23-59 L 81-85 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-16-60 L 63-79 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-27-60 L 72-85 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-61 L 73-88 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-11-61 W 79-76 at Columbia, Mo. 1-13-62 L 54-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-5-62 W 79-66 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-14-63 W 62-56 at Columbia, Mo. 3-1-63 L 68-72 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-30-63 W +63-61 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-4-64 W 59-58 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-17-64 W 68-60 at Columbia, Mo. 1-9-65 L 66-73 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-8-65 L 60-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2-5-66 L 54-77 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-66 L 54-98 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-14-67 L 60-70 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-67 L 55-90 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-30-67 L +47-63 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-15-68 W 67-66 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-20-68 L 65-74 at Columbia, Mo. 1-11-69 W 47-46 at Columbia, Mo.

2-15-69 W 56-55 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-5-70 W 56-53 at Columbia, Mo. 2-23-70 L 45-63 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-26-70 L +63-96 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-20-71 L 66-85 at Lawrence, Kan. 3-8-71 L 69-71 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-1-72 W 64-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-72 L 80-93 at Lawrence, Kan. FIRST YEAR AT HEARNES CENTER1-20-73 W 75-72 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-27-73 W 79-63 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-29-74 L 67-80 at Columbia, Mo.3-9-74 L 76-112 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-18-75 L 86-91 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-19-75 W 87-72 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-75 W +79-69 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-17-76 W 99-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-76 W 61-60 at Lawrence, Kan. 12-30-76 W +69-65 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-8-77 L 72-77 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-9-77 W 87-79 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-77 L +49-96 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-7-78 L 67-71 at Columbia, Mo. 2-8-78 L 52-72 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-17-79 W 58-55 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-7-79 L 85-88 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-79 L ^73-76 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-80 L 66-69 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-9-80 W 88-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-29-80 L ^71-80 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-21-81 L 55-63 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-9-81 W 79-65 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-81 L ^70-75 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-20-82 W 41-35 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-82 W 42-41 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-26-83 W 76-63 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-17-83 W 74-69 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-84 L 56-73 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-18-84 L 62-72 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-85 L 68-70 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-12-85 W 62-55 at Columbia, Mo. 1-23-86 L 77-81 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-86 L 66-100 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-20-87 L 70-71 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-11-87 W 63-60 at Columbia, Mo. 3-8-87 W ^67-65 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-88 L 74-78 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-27-88 L 77-82 at Columbia, Mo. 2-1-89 W 91-66 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-11-89 W 93-80 at Columbia, Mo. 1-20-90 W 95-87 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-90 W 77-71 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-19-91 L 64-91 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-12-91 L 70-74 at Columbia, Mo. 1-13-92 L 80-92 OT at Columbia, Mo. 3-8-92 L 89-97 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-1-93 L 69-86 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-13-93 L 63-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-31-94 W 79-67 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-94 W 81-74 at Lawrence, Kan. 1-9-95 L 89-102 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-95 L 69-88 at Lawrence, Kan. 2-10-96 W 77-73 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-96 L 65-87 at Lawrence, Kan.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE2-4-97 W 96-94 2OT at Columbia, Mo.2-17-97 L 67-79 at Lawrence, Kan.3-9-97 L @60-87 at Kansas City, Mo.1-19-98 W 74-73 at Columbia, Mo.2-8-98 L 70-80 at Lawrence, Kan.1-11-99 L 61-73 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-99 W 71-63 at Lawrence, Kan.1-22-00 W 81-59 at Columbia, Mo.3-5-00 L 82-83 at Lawrence, Kan.1-29-01 W 75-66 at Columbia, Mo.3-4-01 L 75-59 at Lawrence, Kan.1-28-02 L 73-105 at Lawrence, Kan.3-3-02 L 92-95 at Columbia, Mo.2-3-03 L 70-76 at Lawrence, Kan.3-9-03 L 74-79 at Columbia, Mo.3-15-03 W @68-63 at Dallas, Tex.2-2-04 L 65-56 at Lawrence, Kan.3-7-04 L 84-82 at Columbia, Mo.3-12-04 L @94-69 at Dallas, Tex.1-31-05 L 73-61 at Lawrence, Kan.3-6-05 W 72-68 at Columbia, Mo.1-16-06 W 89-86 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-18-06 L 79-46 at Lawrence, Kan.1-15-06 L 80-77 at Lawrence, Kan.2-10-07 L 92-74 at Columbia, Mo.1-19-08 L 76-70 at Columbia, Mo.2-4-08 L 90-71 at Lawrence, Kan.2-9-09 W 62-60 at Columbia, Mo.3-1-09 L 90-65 at Lawrence, Kan.* Big Six Tournament # Big Seven Tournament^ Big Eight Tournament @ Big 12 Tournament+ Big Eight Holiday Tournamentat Lawrence: KU leads, 86-31at Columbia: KU leads, 63-56at Neutral Sites: KU leads, 19-7


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KANSAS STATE(Missouri leads, 115-114)

2-7-07 L 19-39 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-2-09 W 31-29 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-21-13 L 18-32 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-13 L 27-34 at Columbia, Mo. 2-12-13 W 25-24 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-18-14 L 32-35 at Columbia, Mo. 2-19-14 L 21-22 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-14 L 20-32 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-28-14 L 23-34 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-16-15 W 26-16 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-17-15 W 21-19 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 1-15 L 19-28 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 2-15 W 32-16 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-16 L 19-27 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-26-16 W 22-10 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 5-17 L 22-26 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 6-17 L 27-32 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-18 W 22-19 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-28-18 W 28-24 at Manhattan, Kan. 3-14-19 W 47-26 at Columbia, Mo. 3-15-19 W 38-23 at Columbia, Mo. 1-30-20 W 21-19 at Columbia, Mo. 1-31-20 W 33-19 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 4-20 W 29-22 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 5-20 L 23-29 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-11-21 W 48-18 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-12-21 W 35-26 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 4-21 W 33-19 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 5-21 L 24-32 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 3-22 W 39-24 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 6-22 W 32-28 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-12-23 W 40-17 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-23 W 36-10 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 1-24 L 26-29 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-26-24 L 15-23 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 9-25 W 28-24 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 4-25 L 32-43 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 5-26 W 25-22 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-26 L 22-26 at Manhattan, Kan. 1- 9-28 W 44-33 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 2-28 W 41-31 at Columbia, Mo. 1-20-29 W 51-36 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 8-29 W 35-25 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-13-30 W 34-21 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-30 L 35-37 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-12-31 L 30-31 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-31 L 14-21 at Manhattan, Kan. 1- 9-32 W 32-29 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-32 L 22-28 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 3-33 L 28-35 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 4-33 W 37-33 at Columbia, Mo. 1- 6-34 W 32-20 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-34 W 41-20 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 1-35 L 29-32 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 2-35 L 20-27 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 9-35 W 44-31 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-35 W 34-20 at Columbia, Mo. 12-20-35 L *25-39 Kansas City, Mo. 1-11-36 L 19-37 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-22-36 L 35-39 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 8-37 L 42-46 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-37 L 26-39 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-15-38 L 28-29 OT at Manhattan, Kan. 2-18-38 W 59-46 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-39 W 39-29 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-25-39 W 46-37 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 5-40 W 44-28 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-16-40 W 36-23 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 6-41 L 24-34 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-17-41 W 30-28 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-42 W 44-36 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-42 L 35-42 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 6-43 W 44-30 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-43 W 42-34 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 7-44 W 45-30 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 4-44 W 38-14 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 5-45 L 29-50 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 2-45 W 45-42 at Columbia, Mo. 1-15-46 W 44-34 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 9-46 W 58-47 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-47 W 43-42 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 7-47 W 49-43 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 7-48 W 48-46 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-48 L 53-55 at Manhattan, Kan. 1- 8-49 W 49-42 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 5-49 W 40-34 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-13-50 W 59-43 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 4-50 W 58-55 at Manhattan, Kan. 1- 6-51 L 43-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-51 L 64-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 9-52 L 52-55 at Columbia, Mo. 2-16-52 L 58-86 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-24-53 L 85-94 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-53 L 68-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-23-54 W 75-71 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-27-54 L 78-79 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-54 W #89-71 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-15-55 W 94-85 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-19-55 L 67-78 at Columbia, Mo.

1-21-56 L 54-58 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 3-56 W 85-72 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-30-56 L #75-79 OT Kansas City, Mo.1-14-57 L 55-59 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-25-57 L 71-78 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-57 L #51-60 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-28-58 L 61-82 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 1-58 L 75-86 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-26-58 L #66-69 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-17-59 L 60-75 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 7-59 L 69-108 at Manhattan, Kan. 1- 9-60 L 60-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-60 L 80-89 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-18-61 L 70-99 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-61 L 71-91 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-29-61 L +57-62 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-62 L 66-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-62 L 59-65 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-27-62 L +43-61 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 4-63 L 55-90 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-16-63 L 55-67 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-63 L +67-84 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-15-64 L 79-89 OT at Columbia, Mo. 3- 7-64 L 68-88 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-30-64 L +62-90 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-16-65 W 80-68 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 6-65 W 67-58 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-30-65 L +70-90 at Kansas City, Mo. 1- 3-66 L 59-78 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-66 L 61-85 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-10-67 L 65-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-14-67 L 67-82 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-67 L +61-71 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 5-68 L 67-69 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-27-68 L 63-70 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-69 W 66-62 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 3-69 L 55-60 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-30-69 L +58-64 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-31-70 L 63-64 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-16-70 L 60-63 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-71 W 80-72 at Columbia, Mo.3- 6-71 L 69-77 at Manhattan, Kan. 12-30-71 W +67-58 at Kansas City, Mo.2- 5-72 L 67-69 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 7-72 L 76-79 at Columbia, Mo. FIRST YEAR AT HEARNES CENTER12-30-72 W +82-72 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-13-73 L 55-70 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-20-73 W 80-66 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-74 L 67-70 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-26-74 L 67-69 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-74 L +67-84 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 5-75 L 84-91 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 5-75 W 83-75 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-75 W +86-66 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 4-76 L 81-85 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 3-76 W 81-72 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-26-77 W 66-60 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-19-77 L 77-88 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 4-77 L ^67-72 OT at Columbia, Mo. 1-25-78 W 65-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-78 L 54-67 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 4-78 W ^71-68 2OT at Kansas City, Mo.12-30-78 L +62-75 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-27-79 W 83-79 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-79 W 67-63 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-30-80 L 64-66 at Columbia, Mo. 2-23-80 W 67-65 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 4-81 L 56-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-28-81 W 46-43 at Columbia, Mo. 1-30-82 W 59-58 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-24-82 L 56-57 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 5-83 W 82-50 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 1-83 W 49-47 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 8-84 L 46-67 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 3-84 L 47-53 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 6-85 W 54-47 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 2-85 L 54-69 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 6-85 W ^68-50 at Columbia, Mo. 1-21-86 W 74-70 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-26-86 W 84-69 at Columbia, Mo. 2- 1-87 W 68-64 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-87 W 80-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 3- 7-87 W ^72-69 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 9-88 W 79-75 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 5-88 L 82-92 at Manhattan, Kan. 2- 4-89 W 73-68 at Columbia, Mo. 3- 1-89 L 75-76 at Manhattan, Kan. 3-11-89 W ^88-83 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 8-90 L 58-65 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-28-90 W 65-60 at Columbia, Mo. 1-12-91 W 62-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-91 W 84-75 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-12-92 W 67-59 at Columbia, Mo. 2-29-92 L 69-73 at Manhattan, Kan. 2-8-93 W 67-51 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-93 L 67-78 at Manhattan, Kan. 3-14-93 W ^68-56 at Kansas City, Mo.1-8-94 W 63-43 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-94 W 68-57 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-14-95 W 67-61 at Columbia, Mo. 2-4-95 W 77-60 at Manhattan, Kan. 1-27-96 W 86-80 at Columbia, Mo.

2-21-96 L 64-69 at Manhattan, Kan.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE2-1-97 W 85-63 at Columbia, Mo.3-1-97 L 76-60 at Manhattan, Kan.1-3-98 L 56-111 at Manhattan, Kan.2-28-98 W 89-59 at Columbia, Mo.1-6-99 W 78-73 at Manhattan, Kan.1-27-99 W 70-63 at Columbia, Mo.3-5-99 L @74-84 at Kansas City, Mo.1-15-00 W 73-56 at Columbia, Mo.2-19-00 W 84-74 at Manhattan, Kan.1-16-01 L 59-80 at Manhattan, Kan.2-7-01 W 70-66 at Columbia, Mo.1-12-02 W 81-66 Manhattan, Kan.1-26-02 W 86-74 Columbia, Mo.2-15-03 W 71-63 Columbia, Mo.3-1-03 W 77-70 Manhattan, Kan.1-31-04 W 62-53 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-04 W 79-69 at Manhattan, Kan.1-15-05 L 74-54 at Manhattan, Kan.1-29-05 L 64-59 at Columbia, Mo.1-21-06 L 79-64 at Manhattan, Kan.2-12-06 W 74-71 at Columbia, Mo.1-13-07 L 85-81 at Columbia, Mo.1-31-07 L 80-73 at Manhattan, Kan.2-2-08 W 77-74 at Columbia, Mo.2-16-08 L 100-63 at Manhattan, Kan.1-28-09 L 88-72 at Manhattan, Kan.2-25-09 W 94-74 at Columbia, Mo.* University Tournament+ Big 8 Holiday Tournament@ Big 12 Championships# Big 7 Tournament^ Big 8 Tournamentat Columbia: MU leads, 63-41at Manhattan: KSU leads, 58-44at Neutral Sites: KSU leads, 15-8

MISSISSIPPI STATE(Missouri leads, 2-1)

12-7-74 W *102-78 at Columbia, Mo.1-2-07 W 83-75 at Columbia, Mo.12-30-07 L 87-75 at Starkville, Miss.* Show Me Classic

MISSOURI–KANSAS CITY(Missouri leads, 2-0)

11-29-05 W 60-42 at Columbia, Mo.1-8-08 W 96-76 at Columbia, Mo.

NEBRASKA(Missouri leads, 123-91)

1-31-08 L 30-41 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-1-08 L 31-43 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-1-09 W 26-24 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-8-11 W 39-26 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-11 W 37-36 OT at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-11 L 23-30 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-27-11 W 23-20 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-9-17 W 18-16 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-10-17 W 18- 7 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-8-18 W 22- 9 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-18 W 16- 8 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-19 L 14-21 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-15-19 L 26-28 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-13-22 W 46-31 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-24-22 W 55-16 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-23 W 33-18 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-24-23 W 39-22 at Columbia, Mo. 1-5-24 L 18-24 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-8-24 L 11-31 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-25 L 20-25 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-25 L 21-24 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-19-26 W 26-24 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-5-26 W 24-22 at Columbia, Mo. 1-15-27 L 23-35 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-27 L 22-27 at Lincoln, Neb. 12-11-27 W 36-15 at Columbia, Mo. 1-7-28 L 26-36 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-12-29 W 30-25 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-25-29 L 33-39 at Columbia, Mo. 1-18-30 W 27-21 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-30 L 31-34 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-10-31 L 32-42 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-7-31 W 33-20 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-32 W 30-18 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-32 W 32-28 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-7-33 W 37-33 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-33 W 39-31 at Lincoln, Neb.

1-13-34 W 36-26 at Columbia, Mo. 2-9-34 L 27-34 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-19-35 W 32-31 at Columbia, Mo. 2-4-35 W 23-21 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-10-36 L 26-31 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-8-36 L 33-43 at Columbia, Mo. 1-9-37 L 22-31 at Columbia, Mo. 2-19-37 L 21-50 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-14-38 W 27-18 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-12-38 W 38-30 at Columbia, Mo. 1-21-39 W 54-41 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-39 W 46-36 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-13-40 W 46-33 at Columbia, Mo. 2-3-40 W 41-40 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-20-41 L 29-40 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-15-41 L 36-38 at Columbia, Mo. 1-12-42 L 45-51 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-28-42 L 40-41 at Columbia, Mo. 1-16-43 L 36-39 at Columbia, Mo. 2-20-43 L 50-56 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-5-44 W 36-32 OT at Lincoln, Neb.2-12-44 W 44-29 at Columbia, Mo. 2-3-45 W 47-41 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-17-45 W 55-54 2OT at Columbia, Mo. 12-12-45 W 64-54 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-46 L 42-44 at Columbia, Mo. 2-25-46 L 39-42 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-18-47 W 47-41 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-47 W 60-49 at Columbia, Mo. 12-18-47 L #44-46 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-12-48 W 66-54 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-14-48 W 47-41 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-48 W #52-50 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-21-49 L 46-47 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-17-49 L 48-52 at Columbia, Mo. 2-6-50 L 41-50 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-20-50 L 48-55 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-50 L #52-54 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-19-51 L 52-54 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-7-51 W 68-57 at Columbia, Mo. 2-2-52 W 60-55 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-3-52 W 68-53 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-53 L 62-73 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-21-53 W 66-59 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-53 W #72-57 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-54 L 72-80 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-1-54 W 82-67 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-54 W #75-58 at Kansas City, Mo.1-8-55 W 69-57 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-55 W 76-73 at Lincoln, Neb. 12-28-55 W #71-66 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-16-56 L 77-83 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-5-56 W 88-80 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-56 L #65-70 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-19-57 L 65-84 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-57 L 49-53 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-6-58 W 55-54 at Columbia, Mo. 2-12-58 L 62-67 OT at Lincoln, Neb.1-12-59 L 69-81 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-2-59 L 79-81 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-59 L +67-78 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-11-60 W 69-61 at Columbia, Mo. 2-1-60 L 59-64 at Lincoln, Neb. 12-28-60 L +72-90 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-7-61 L 48-62 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-6-61 W 97-76 at Columbia, Mo. 2-17-62 L 63-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-24-62 W 81-63 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-9-63 W 69-61 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-6-63 W 84-72 at Columbia, Mo. 1-11-64 L 69-74 OT at Lincoln, Neb.2-1-64 W 78-60 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-65 W 92-74 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-2-65 W 84-66 at Columbia, Mo.12-27-65 L +67-69 OT at Kansas City, Mo.1-8-66 L 60-82 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-19-66 L 53-71 at Columbia, Mo.1-28-67 L 82-99 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-28-67 L 73-80 at Columbia, Mo.1-13-68 L 66-75 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-7-68 W 91-70 at Columbia, Mo.12-30-68 L +70-76 at Kansas City, Mo. 2- 1-69 L 71-87 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-11-69 W 79-60 at Columbia, Mo.2-14-70 L 48-60 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-28-70 W 80-63 at Columbia, Mo.2-13-71 L 72-81 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-27-71 W 77-65 at Columbia, Mo.12-27-71 W +76-64 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-15-72 W 80-65 at Columbia, Mo.3-4-72 W 61-54 at Lincoln, Neb. FIRST YEAR AT HEARNES CENTER1-27-73 W 78-65 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-10-73 W 86-70 at Columbia, Mo.2- 9-74 L 58-75 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-16-74 L 87-88 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-75 W 88-74 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-75 L 77-80 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-31-76 W 62-57 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-21-76 W 95-84 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-22-77 W 76-63 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-77 L 58-60 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-21-78 L 55-56 at Lincoln, Neb.


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2-11-78 W 74-52 at Columbia, Mo.3-3-78 W ^61-58 at Kansas City, Mo.12-28-78 L +56-58 OT at Kansas City, Mo.1-20-79 W 76-60 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-79 L 64-76 at Lincoln, Neb. 1-12-80 W 84-63 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-2-80 W 73-60 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-81 L 53-66 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-21-81 W 55-45 at Columbia, Mo.1-16-82 W 44-42 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-6-82 L 51-67 at Columbia, Mo.3-5-82 W ^58-53 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-29-83 W 79-56 at Columbia, Mo.2-26-83 W 54-51 at Lincoln, Neb. 3-11-83 W ^69-63 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-21-84 W 50-48 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-11-84 L 56-61 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-26-85 L 66-74 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-23-85 W 69-50 at Columbia, Mo.1-18-86 W 68-67 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-8-86 L 66-75 at Columbia, Mo.1-28-87 W 87-71 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-18-87 W 80-64 at Columbia, Mo.1-16-88 L 68-70 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-11-88 W 92-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-28-89 W 89-72 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-19-89 W 79-63 at Columbia, Mo.3-10-89 W ^98-70 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-13-90 W 111-95 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-10-90 W 107-85 at Columbia, Mo.1-30-91 L 75-89 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-20-91 W 91-71 at Columbia, Mo.3-10-91 W ^90-82 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-92 W 83-73 at Lincoln, Neb. 2-17-92 W 87-61 at Columbia, Mo.1-30-93 L 87-88 OT at Lincoln, Neb.2-21-93 L 75-76 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-94 W 89-73 at Lincoln, Neb.3-5-94 W 80-78 at Columbia, Mo.3-12-94 L ^91-98 at Kansas City, Mo.1-7-95 W 82-74 at Lincoln, Neb.2-22-95 L 75-78 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-96 L 58-76 at Lincoln, Neb.2-7-96 W 99-98 at Columbia, Mo.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-18-97 L 53-76 at Lincoln, Neb.1-22-97 W 75-74 at Columbia, Mo.3-6-97 W @78-72 at Kansas City, Mo.2-4-98 W 81-76 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-18-98 L 66-67 OT at Lincoln, Neb.1-2-99 W 80-57 at Columbia, Mo.2-6-99 L 61-69 at Lincoln, Neb.2-5-00 W 84-78 at Lincoln, Neb.3-1-00 W 86-72 at Columbia, Mo.1-6-01 W 68-66 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-01 L 79-85 at Lincoln, Neb.1-5-02 W 60-53 at Columbia, Mo.2-13-02 W 87-71 at Lincoln, Neb.1-29-03 W 63-56 at Lincoln, Neb.2-18-03 W 67-50 at Columbia, Mo.3-13-03 W @70-61 at Dallas, Tex.1-24-04 W 72-51 at Columbia, Mo.2-7-04 L 78-62 at Lincoln, Neb.1-22-05 W 80-70 at Columbia, Mo.2-19-05 W 56-53 at Lincoln, Neb.3-11-05 W @70-67 at Kansas City, Mo.1-28-06 L 65-52 at Lincoln, Neb.3-5-06 W 64-63 at Columbia, Mo.3-9-06 L @71-64 at Dallas, Tex.2-3-07 L 66-61 at Columbia, Mo.2-24-07 L 82-77 OT at Lincoln, Neb.1-30-08 L 66-62 at Columbia, Mo.2-13-08 W 86-78 OT at Lincoln, Neb.3-13-08 L 61-56 at Kansas City, Mo.1-10-09 L 56-51 at Lincoln, Neb.2-14-09 W 70-47 at Columbia, Mo.# Big Seven Tournament + Big Eight Holiday Tournament^ Big Eight Tournament @ Big 12 Championshipsat Columbia: MU leads, 68-25at Lincoln: NU leads, 55-41at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 14-11

OKLAHOMA(Oklahoma leads, 111-94)

2-16-16 W 50-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-16 L 28-29 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-20 W 33-21 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-20 W 53-18 at Columbia, Mo.1-21-21 W 47-24 at Norman, Okla. 1-22-21 W 34-16 at Norman, Okla. 2-4-22 W 46-27 at Columbia, Mo.3-4-22 W 66-22 at Norman, Okla. 1-13-23 W 50-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-3-23 W 38-29 at Norman, Okla. 2-11-24 L 20-22 at Norman, Okla. 2-16-24 W 24-21 at Columbia, Mo.1-17-25 L 15-22 at Columbia, Mo.2-10-25 L 22-42 at Norman, Okla. 1-9-26 L 23-28 at Norman, Okla. 2-13-26 L 27-36 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-27 W 48-36 at Columbia, Mo.2-26-27 L 20-43 at Norman, Okla. 2-4-28 L 24-40 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-28 L 33-34 at Norman, Okla. 2-2-29 L 34-40 at Columbia, Mo.3-2-29 L 35-36 at Norman, Okla. 2-1-30 W 37-20 at Norman, Okla. 3-1-30 W 36-20 at Columbia, Mo.1-26-31 W 22-14 at Columbia, Mo.2-14-31 W 27-17 at Norman, Okla. 2-6-32 W 27-20 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-32 L 17-28 at Norman, Okla. 2-4-33 L 26-31 at Norman, Okla. 2-17-33 W 40-30 at Columbia, Mo.2-2-34 W 31-28 at Norman, Okla. 2-3-34 L 21-35 at Norman, Okla. 2-23-34 W 29-28 at Columbia, Mo.2-24-34 W 32-22 at Columbia, Mo.1-11-35 L 28-38 at Columbia, Mo. 1-12-35 L 29-33 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-35 L 24-45 at Norman, Okla. 2-23-35 W 41-37 at Norman, Okla. 1-4-36 W 37-34 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-36 L 21-36 at Norman, Okla. 2-6-37 L 26-42 at Norman, Okla. 2-26-37 L 41-50 at Columbia, Mo. 2-21-38 L 39-41 at Norman, Okla. 2-28-38 L 52-55 at Columbia, Mo. 1-14-39 W 37-33 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-11-39 L 40-43 at Norman, Okla. 1-29-40 L 34-35 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-40 W 33-27 at Norman, Okla. 3-11-40 L *41-52 at Wichita, Kan. 1-24-41 L 32-49 at Norman, Okla. 3-1-41 W 61-42 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-42 L 31-46 at Columbia, Mo. 2-7-42 L 36-60 at Norman, Okla. 2-15-43 W 50-45 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-43 L 37-52 at Norman, Okla.1-15-44 L 30-44 at Oklahoma City, Okla. 1-29-44 L 26-27 at Columbia, Mo. 1-26-45 L 27-43 at Norman, Okla.3-5-45 W 45-39 at Columbia, Mo. 1-26-46 L 27-41 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-46 L 40-50 at Norman, Okla.12-13-46 L #53-61 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-25-47 L 43-57 at Columbia, Mo. 2-27-47 L 36-42 at Columbia, Mo. 12-20-47 L +44-54 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-31-48 W 49-43 at Columbia, Mo. 3-5-48 W 45-43 at Norman, Okla.1-16-49 L 40-44 at Norman, Okla.2-26-49 W 49-44 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-49 W +44-42 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-50 L 36-41 at Norman, Okla. 2-25-50 L 40-55 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-50 L +41-51 at Kansas City, Mo.1-13-51 W 41-39 at Norman, Okla. 2-24-51 W 57-45 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-51 W +61-49 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-21-52 L 45-47 at Norman, Okla. 2-11-52 W 56-50 at Columbia, Mo.1-10-53 L 61-64 at Norman, Okla. 3-2-53 W 77-73 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-9-54 L 78-80 at Norman, Okla. 2-20-54 W 66-51 at Columbia, Mo.12-29-54 W +95-87 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-5-55 W 96-61 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-55 W 91-78 at Norman, Okla. 2-4-56 W 77-72 at Norman, Okla. 2-25-56 W 86-64 at Columbia, Mo.2-5-57 W 74-56 at Columbia, Mo.3-2-57 L 68-70 at Norman, Okla. 12-30-57 L +69-80 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-1-58 L 56-59 at Norman, Okla. 2-15-58 W 74-53 at Columbia, Mo. 1-5-59 L 59-64 at Norman, Okla. 2-21-59 L 37-55 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-59 L ^65-70 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-18-60 L 52-64 at Norman, Okla. 2-6-60 W 84-72 at Columbia, Mo.1-21-61 W 70-62 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-61 W 94-78 at Norman, Okla. 12-30-61 W ^63-58 OT at Kansas City, Mo.

1-8-62 L 52-56 at Norman, Okla. 3-8-62 L 55-63 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-62 W ^104-82 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-5-63 L 78-84 at Norman, Okla. 2-23-63 L 67-68 at Columbia, Mo. 12-27-63 W ^95-88 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-6-64 W 84-74 at Columbia, Mo.2-21-64 L 84-86 at Norman, Okla. 2-1-65 L 74-87 at Norman, Okla. 2-20-65 W 89-82 at Columbia, Mo.1-29-66 L 70-88 at Norman, Okla. 2-12-66 L 89-103 at Columbia, Mo. 12-28-66 L ^67-76 at Kansas City, Mo. 2-7-67 L 65-75 at Columbia, Mo. 3-6-67 L 75-90 at Norman, Okla. 1-6-68 L 70-71 at Columbia, Mo. 3-2-68 L 72-76 at Norman, Okla. 1-6-69 L 58-62 at Norman, Okla. 2-22-69 W 69-49 at Columbia, Mo. 1-12-70 L 48-52 at Norman, Okla. 2-9-70 W 55-47 at Columbia, Mo. 12-29-70 L ^63-70 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-9-71 W 84-78 at Columbia, Mo. 1-30-71 L 63-92 at Norman, Okla. 1-15-72 L 77-78 at Norman, Okla. 3-11-72 W 76-62 at Columbia, Mo. FIRST YEAR AT HEARNES CENTER12-29-72 W ^69-68 at Kansas City, Mo.2-5-73 L 77-90 at Norman, Okla.2-12-73 W 64-62 at Columbia, Mo.12-26-73 W ^73-70 at Kansas City, Mo.2-2-74 L 92-98 at Columbia, Mo.3-4-74 L 80-97 at Norman, Okla.12-30-74 W ^83-81 2OT at Kansas City, Mo.1-29-75 W 77-66 at Norman, Okla.3-1-75 W 88-87 at Columbia, Mo.1-28-76 W 72-58 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-76 L 57-68 at Norman, Okla.1-12-77 W 69-60 at Columbia, Mo.2-2-77 L 63-66 at Norman, Okla.3-3-77 W %90-75 at Kansas City, Mo.1-11-78 L 70-73 OT at Norman, Okla.2-1-78 L 64-65 at Columbia, Mo.1-13-79 W 73-67 at Columbia, Mo.2-3-79 L 76-80 at Norman, Okla.1-26-80 L 73-78 at Norman, Okla.2-20-80 W 81-69 at Columbia, Mo.1-13-81 W 81-52 at Columbia, Mo.2-14-81 L 55-60 at Norman, Okla.1-23-82 W 84-64 at Columbia, Mo.2-18-82 W 60-55 at Norman, Okla.3-6-82 W %68-63 at Kansas City, Mo.1-22-83 W 48-41 at Columbia, Mo.2-12-83 W 84-79 OT at Norman, Okla.2-4-84 L 65-76 at Norman, Okla.2-28-84 L 60-61 at Columbia, Mo.3-6-84 L %66-72 at Norman, Okla.1-16-85 L 65-92 at Norman, Okla.2-16-85 L 84-88 at Columbia, Mo.3-8-85 L %84-104 at Kansas City, Mo.2-1-86 L 84-88 at Norman, Okla.2-13-86 W 101-88 at Columbia, Mo.3-7-86 L %75-78 at Kansas City, Mo.1-10-87 W 87-83 at Columbia, Mo.2-7-87 L 78-81 at Norman, Okla.2-6-88 L 101-120 at Norman, Okla.3-3-88 W 93-90 OT at Columbia, Mo.3-12-88 L %99-102 at Kansas City, Mo.2-9-89 L 105-112 at Norman, Okla.2-25-89 W 97-84 at Columbia, Mo.3-12-89 W %98-86 at Kansas City, Mo.2-18-90 W 92-90 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-90 L 90-107 at Norman, Okla.1-15-91 W 80-72 at Columbia, Mo.2-2-91 L 87-95 at Norman, Okla.2-9-92 W 99-92 at Norman, Okla.3-4-92 L 67-81 at Columbia, Mo.2-10-93 L 84-95 at Norman, Okla.2-27-93 L 68-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-5-94 W 104-94 at Norman, Okla.2-26-94 W 99-83 at Columbia, Mo.2-18-95 L 89-94 at Norman, Okla.3-4-95 W 83-81 OT at Columbia, Mo.1-15-96 W 75-73 at Columbia, Mo.2-3-96 L 68-104 at Norman, Okla.3-8-96 W %92-88 OT at Kansas City, Mo.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE2-15-97 W 80-73 at Columbia, Mo.3-8-97 W @89-80 at Kansas City, Mo.2-21-98 L 76-80 at Norman, Okla.3-6-98 L @53-58 at Kansas City, Mo.2-15-99 L 57-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-26-00 L 56-83 at Norman, Okla.3-10-00 L @80-84 OT at Kansas City, Mo.2-19-01 L 61-63 at Columbia, Mo.3-9-01 L 65-67 at Kansas City, Mo.1-21-02 L 71-84 at Norman, Okla.3-23-02 L &75-81 at San Jose, Calif.2-26-03 W 67-52 at Columbia, Mo.3-16-03 L @47-49 at Dallas, Tex.1-17-04 W 79-75 OT at Norman, Okla.2-12-05 W 68-65 at Columbia, Mo.3-11-05 L @ 83-79 at Kansas City1-10-06 W 71-69 at Norman, Okla.

2-20-07 W 72-68 at Columbia, Mo.3-8-08 L 75-66 at Norman, Okla.3-4-09 W 73-64 at Columbia, Mo.* playoff for NCAA Tournament berth# Big Six Tournament + Big Seven Tournament^ Big Eight Holiday Tournament % Big Eight Tournament@ Big 12 Championships& NCAA West Region Finalat Columbia: MU leads, 60-31at Norman: OU leads, 64-20at Neutral Sites: OU leads, 16-14

OKLAHOMA STATE(Missouri leads, 74-39)

1-8-26 W 31-23 at Stillwater, Okla.2-12-26 W 37-36 at Columbia, Mo.2-11-27 W 46-29 at Columbia, Mo.2-25-27 L 26-32 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-10-28 W 56-47 at Stillwater, Okla.3-9-28 W 37-32 at Columbia, Mo.2-10-59 W 51-44 at Columbia, Mo.2-28-59 L 54-64 at Stillwater, Okla. 12-29-59 L *49-64 at Kansas City, Mo.1-4-60 L 42-51 at Stillwater, Okla.2-20-60 W 70-55 at Columbia, Mo.1-14-61 W 82-73 at Columbia, Mo.2-1-61 L 55-61 at Stillwater, Okla. 12-27-61 W *60-44 at Kansas City, Mo.1-6-62 L 57-72 at Stillwater, Okla.2-19-62 W 69-64 at Columbia, Mo.1-7-63 L 56-81 at Stillwater, Okla.2-2-63 W 58-54 at Columbia, Mo.2-8-64 L 61-80 at Columbia, Mo.2-22-64 W 70-63 at Stillwater, Okla.12-27-64 W *53-48 at Kansas City, Mo.1-30-65 L 55-63 at Stillwater, Okla.2-6-65 W 49-42 at Columbia, Mo.12-29-65 W *65-63 OT at Kansas City, Mo.1-31-66 L 50-67 at Stillwater, Okla.2-28-66 L 51-68 at Columbia, Mo.12-30-66 L *74-77 at Kansas City, Mo.2-4-67 W 60-56 at Columbia, Mo.2-18-67 L 55-61 at Stillwater, Okla.2-10-68 L 40-57 at Columbia, Mo.3-4-68 W 60-58 at Stillwater, Okla. 12-26-68 L *55-60 at Kansas City, Mo.1-4-69 L 60-61 OT at Stillwater, Okla.2-8-69 W 73-52 at Columbia, Mo. 1-10-70 W 60-56 OT at Stillwater, Okla. 2-21-70 W 72-61 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-70 W *72-60 at Kansas City, Mo.2-1-71 W 63-55 at Stillwater, Okla.2-22-71 W 69-67 at Columbia, Mo. 1-17-72 W 74-67 at Stillwater, Okla.2-12-72 W 80-64 at Columbia, Mo. FIRST YEAR AT HEARNES CENTER1-30-73 W 85-73 at Stillwater, Okla.3-3-73 W 79-73 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-74 L 80-86 at Stillwater, Okla.3- 2-74 W 87-81 at Columbia, Mo. 1-22-75 L 75-94 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-12-75 W 76-66 at Columbia, Mo. 12-26-75 W *81-79 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-21-76 W 88-67 at Columbia, Mo. 2-11-76 W 72-67 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-15-77 W 73-68 at Stillwater, Okla.2-5-77 W 97-75 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-77 W #92-74 at Columbia, Mo. 12-30-77 W *87-75 at Kansas City, Mo.1-14-78 W 85-70 at Columbia, Mo. 2-4-78 L 52-62 at Stillwater, Okla. 12-29-78 L *58-63 at Kansas City, Mo. 1-10-79 L 63-73 at Columbia, Mo. 2-10-79 L 54-61 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-27-79 W #92-70 at Columbia, Mo. 1-19-80 W 69-64 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-16-80 W 93-81 at Columbia, Mo. 2-26-80 W #82-69 at Columbia, Mo. 1-28-81 W 92-77 at Columbia, Mo. 2-18-81 W 82-65 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-13-82 W 54-49 at Columbia, Mo. 2-13-82 W 89-82 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-19-83 W 84-63 at Columbia, Mo. 2-19-83 L 73-79 at Stillwater, Okla. 3-13-83 L #92-93 2OT at Kansas City, Mo.1-28-84 L 54-63 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-26-84 W 65-64 2OT at Columbia, Mo.1-30-85 W 66-65 at Columbia, Mo. 2-19-85 W 78-74 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-14-86 W 55-51 at Columbia, Mo. 2-15-86 L 65-86 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-17-87 W 87-77 at Columbia, Mo. 2-14-87 W 69-68 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-30-88 W 86-72 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-21-88 W 92-70 at Columbia, Mo. 1-21-89 W 105-83 at Columbia, Mo. 2-22-89 L 71-82 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-6-90 W 78-68 at Columbia, Mo.


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1-16-90 W 72-71 at Stillwater, Okla. 1-5-91 W 80-79 OT at Columbia, Mo.2-16-91 L 56-71 at Stillwater, Okla. 3- 9-91 W #94-92 2OT at Kansas City, Mo.2- 2-92 L 61-84 at Stillwater, Okla. 2-23-92 W 66-52 at Columbia, Mo.1-24-93 W 79-63 at Columbia, Mo.2-24-93 L 74-77 OT at Stillwater, Okla.3-12-93 W #81-62 at Kansas City, Mo.1-22-94 W 73-68 at Stillwater, Okla.2-12-94 W 72-70 at Columbia, Mo.1-22-95 L 70-85 at Stillwater, Okla.2-11-95 W 81-79 at Columbia, Mo.2-13-96 W 63-59 at Stillwater, Okla.3-3-96 L 49-51 at Columbia, Mo.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-11-97 L 67-68 at Stillwater, Okla.1-14-98 W 70-64 at Columbia, Mo.2-20-99 L 68-84 at Stillwater, Okla.2-21-00 L 72-84 at Columbia, Mo.2-5-01 L 66-69 at Stillwater, Okla.2-25-02 W 72-69 at Columbia, Mo.1-18-03 L 56-76 at Stillwater, Okla.3-14-03 W @60-58 at Dallas, Tex.2-24-04 W 93-92 2OT at Columbia, Mo.1-11-05 L 78-68 at Stillwater, Okla.1-7-06 W 69-61 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-07 W 75-64 at Stillwater, Okla.2-26-08 L 75-73 at Columbia, Mo.1-21-09 W 97-95 at Stillwater, Okla.3-13-09 W @67-59 at Oklahoma City, Okla.* Big Eight Holiday Tournament# Big Eight Tournament@ Big 12 Tournamentat Columbia: MU leads, 43-7at Stillwater: OSU leads, 27-21at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 10-5

OLD DOMINION (Missouri leads, 2-0)

1-14-87 W 78-66 at Columbia, Mo.12-9-89 W 88-75 at Norfolk, Va.

ORAL ROBERTS (Missouri leads, 5-0)

12-17-79 W 84-73 at Columbia, Mo.1-3-81 W 83-74 at Tulsa, Okla.12-29-86 W *84-57 at Kansas City, Mo.12-10-97 W 85-67 at Columbia, Mo.11-30-08 W 92-83 at Columbia, Mo.* BMA Holiday Classic

OREGON (Missouri leads, 3-0)

12-19-56 W 59-52 at Eugene, Ore.12-1-90 W 65-58 at Columbia, Mo.1-4-92 W 79-59 at Eugene, Ore.

RICHMOND (FIRST MEETING)

SAVANNAH STATE(Missouri leads, 1-0)

11-17-00 W 90-49 at Columbia, Mo.

TENNESSEE-MARTIN(Missouri leads, 4-0)

12-20-82 W 71-58 at Columbia, Mo.11-28-88 W 97-55 at Columbia, Mo.12-2-89 W 78-58 at Columbia, Mo.11-14-01 W #86-63 at Columbia, Mo.# Guardians Classic

TEXAS(Texas leads, 11-10)

1- 1-23 W 37-18 at Columbia, Mo. 12-26-46 L *46-65 at Oklahoma City, Okla. 12-18-57 W 82-61 at Columbia, Mo. 1- 5-74 W 86-76 at Columbia, Mo. 1- 4-75 W 64-60 at Austin, Tex.3-18-89 W #108-89 at Dallas, Tex.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-26-97 L 74-78 at Austin, Tex.3-7-97 W @80-75 at Kansas City, Mo.1-5-98 W 91-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-27-99 W 54-47 at Austin, Tex.2-12-00 L 63-66 at Columbia, Mo.2-26-01 L 61-76 at Austin, Tex.2-17-02 L 70-72 at Columbia, Mo.3-8-02 L @85-89 at Kansas City, Mo.1-25-03 L 55-75 at Austin, Tex.1-20-04 L 75-69 at Columbia, Mo.2-26-05 L 63-51 at Austin, Tex.2-1-06 L 66-54 at Columbia, Mo.1-10-07 L 88-68 at Austin, Tex.1-12-08 W 97-84 at Columbia, Mo.2-4-09 W 69-65 at Austin, Tex.* All-College Tournament # NCAA Midwest Region@ Big 12 Championshipsat Columbia: MU leads, 5-4at Austin: Texas leads, 4-3at Neutral Sites: Series Tied, 2-2

TEXAS A&M(Missouri leads, 11-7)

12-22-69 W *81-79 at El Paso, Tex. 11-30-91 W 77-47 at Columbia, Mo. 12-5-92 W 81-55 at College Station, Tex.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE1-28-97 L 57-61 at College Station, Tex.2-14-98 W 73-60 at Columbia, Mo.1-9-99 W 96-91 at College Station, Tex.1-29-00 W 93-62 at Columbia, Mo.2-17-01 W 97-90 at College Station, Tex.3-8-01 W 77-62 at Kansas City, Mo.1-16-02 W 74-50 Columbia, Mo.2-12-03 L 71-73 at College Station, Tex.1-10-04 W 82-77 at Columbia, Mo.3-11-04 W @74-68 at Dallas, Tex.2-5-05 L 91-63 at College Station, Tex.2-21-06 L 54-51 at Columbia, Mo.3-3-07 L 94-78 at College Station, Tex.2-9-08 L 77-69 at Columbia, Mo.3-7-09 L 96-86 at College Station, Tex.@ at Big 12 Championships* Sun Carnivalat Columbia: MU leads, 5-2at College Station: A&M leads 5-3at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 3-0

TEXAS–PAN AMERICAN(Missouri leads, 3-0)

12-3-83 W *51-49 at Columbia, Mo.12-30-90 W 75-56 at Columbia, Mo.12-2-00 W 78-57 at Columbia, Mo.* Show-Me Classic

TEXAS TECH(Missouri leads, 10-8)

12-5-55 W 92-60 at Columbia, Mo. 12-20-58 L 70-80 at Lubbock, Tex. 3-18-76 W *86-75 at Louisville, Ky.FIRST YEAR IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE2-25-97 L %73-84 at Columbia, Mo.1-28-98 L 60-80 at Lubbock, Tex.2-3-99 W 88-63 at Columbia, Mo.2-15-00 W 86-76 at Lubbock, Tex.3-9-00 W @80-47 at Kansas City, Mo.1-27-01 W 66-64 at Columbia, Mo.2-20-02 L 68-91 at Lubbock, Tex.2-9-03 W 82-73 at Columbia, Mo.3-3-04 L 87-76 at Lubbock, Tex.1-19-05 L 78-62 at Columbia, Mo.2-4-06 L 73-55 at Lubbock, Tex.1-27-07 W 71-58 at Columbia, MO1-23-08 L 92-84 at Lubbock, Tex.1-24-09 W 97-86 at Columbia, Mo.3-12-09 W @81-60 at Oklahoma City, Okla.% Game later forfeited by Texas Tech due to ineligible players* NCAA Midwest Region@ Big 12 Tournamentat Columbia: MU leads, 6-2at Lubbock: TTU leads, 6-1at Neutral Sites: MU leads, 3-0

VANDERBILT(Vanderbilt leads, 2-1)

12-8-58 W 91-75 2OT at Columbia, Mo.12-23-61 L 77-65 at Nashville, Ten.11-29-86 L *69-54 at Wailuku, Hawaii* Silversword Classic


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KSDK-TV (CH. 5/NBC)1000 Market St., St. Louis, MO 63101Sports Director: Rene KnottSports Anchor: Frank Cusamano(314) 444-5125, Fax: (314) 444-5250www.ksdk.com

KMOV-TV (CH. 4/CBS)One Memorial DriveSt. Louis, MO 63102Sports Director: Steve SavardSports Anchors: Doug Vaughn(314) 444-6342, Fax: (314) 621-4775www.kmov.com

KPLR-TV (CH. 11/CW)4935 Lindell Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63108Sports Director: Rich GouldSports Anchor: Kurt Labelle(314) 367-7211, Fax: (314) 454-6430www.wb11tv.com

KMBC-TV (CH. 9/ABC)1049 Central, Kansas City, MO 64105Sports Director: Len DawsonSports Anchors: Karen Kornacki(816) 221-9999, Fax: (816) 421-4163www.thekansascitychannel.com

WDAF-TV (CH. 4/FOX)3030 Summit, Kansas City, MO 64198Sports Director: Al WallaceSports Anchors: Jason Lamb (816) 753-4567, Fax: (816) 561-4181www.wdaftv4.com

KSHB-TV (CH. 41/NBC)4720 Oak, Kansas City, MO 64112Sports Director: Jack HarrySports Anchors: Leon Liebl(816) 932-4141, Fax: (816) 932-4145www.kshb.comcont. next page

METROSPORTS (American Cablevision Ch. 30)6550 Winchester Ave., KC, MO 64133Sports Anchors: Dave Stewart, Mick Shaffer, Erin Bajackson(816) 222-5508, Fax: (816) 358-5479 www.kcmetrosports.com

KOLR-TV (CH. 10/CBS)2650 E. DivisionSpringfi eld, MO 65803Sports Directors: Rob Evans, Charlie Hannema(417) 862-6397, Fax: (417) 866-6397www.kolr10.com

KSPR-TV (CH. 33/ABC)1359 St. Louis, Springfi eld, MO 65802Sports: Mike Scott, Whitney Scott(417) 831-1234, Fax: (417) 831-9358www.springfi eld33.com

KYTV (CH. 3/NBC)999 W. SunshineSpringfi eld, MO 65807Sports Director: Bill Castrovince(417) 831-0000, Fax: (417) 268-3364www.ky3.com

FOX SPORTS NET5746 Sunset Blvd. Fernwood Bldg, Suite 218-DLos Angeles, CA 90028Media Relation Manager: Denise Seomin(213) 856-1969, Fax: (213) 856-3465www.foxsports.com

FOX SPORTS MIDWEST700 St. Louis Union StationSuite 300, St. Louis, MO 63103(314) 206-7000, Fax: (314) 206-7070www.foxsports.com

FOX SPORTS SOUTHWEST100 E. Royal Lane, Suite 200Irving, TX 75039(972) 868-1800, Fax: (972) 868-1678

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With more than 50 radio stations throughout Missouri and neighboring states, the Tiger Radio Network is the largest collegiate sports radio network in the Big 12 Conference and one of the largest networks in the country.

Returning for his 19th season as voice of the Tigers is Mike Kelly. He began as Mizzou’s color commentator in 1990-91, and moved over to the play-by-play chair in 1991-92. He’s also the play-by-play voice of Missouri Football, and the host of Mizzou’s weekly statewide call-in show, Tiger Talk.

A 1984 graduate of Southern Illinois-Carbondale, Kelly is entering his third year as a member of The Insurance Group after serving as Director of Broadcasting Operations for the Mizzou Department of Athletics. Prior to joining Mizzou, Kelly was a member of the KMOX Radio sports staff in St. Louis, where he worked since 1988. Kelly has also served as a play-by-play announcer for CBS Radio’s coverage of the NCAA Tournament, and called the action at the 2000 NFC Championship game between St. Louis and Tampa Bay.

Gary Link, a Tiger basketball letterman from 1972-74, begins his 13th season as color commentator for Tiger Network broadcasts, and is in his fi fth year as special assistant to the Director of Athletics. Link, a native of St. Louis where he was an All-State performer at Lindbergh High School in 1970, was Missouri’s second-leading scorer as a senior when he averaged 17.3 points per game. He starred as Norm Stewart’s sixth man earlier in his career. Link scored 745 points in 71 games as a Tiger (a 10.5 per-game average).

The Tiger Network is a part of Mizzou Sports Properties, which also sponsors the Mizzou football and basketball media guides and highlight fi lms, sells corporate sponsorship opportunities for Mizzou, and produces “Tiger Talk”.

The Tiger Network is a division of Learfi eld Communications, one of the country’s largest syndicators of college sports. Learfi eld has operated the Tiger Network since the early 1970s. In addition to the Mizzou radio and TV rights, Learfi eld manages the broadcasts for Miami (Fla.), Colorado, South Carolina, North Carolina, Memphis, Alabama, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Clemson, Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin.

Learfi eld has also provided satellite distribution for the football and basketball networks of the University of Kansas, Iowa State University, and the University of Illinois, in addition to the St. Louis Cardinals, Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louis Rams.

Learfi eld also owns and operates the Brownfi eld Network, the country’s largest agricultural network and provides statewide news throughout Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin on the Missourinet, Radio Iowa and WRN.

NETWORK AFFILIATESCOLUMBIA/JEFFERSON CITY

KFRU-AM Columbia 1400KBXR-FM Columbia 102.3KLIK-AM Jefferson City 1240KZJF-FM Jefferson City 104.1KXEO-AM Mexico 1340KWIX-AM Moberly 1230KMCR-FM Montgomery City 103.9KTKS-FM Versailles** 95.1

JOPLIN/PITTSBURGKZRG-AM Joplin 1310KBTN-AM Neosho 1420KNEM-AM Nevada 1240KNMO-FM Nevada 97.7

KANSAS CITYKULH-FM Chillicothe 105.9KDKD-FM Clinton 95.3KMBZ-AM Kansas City 980KMMO-AM Marshall 1300KMMO-FM Marshall 102.9KDRO-AM Sedalia 1490KTTN-FM Trenton 92.3

PADUCAH/CAPE GIRARDEAU/HARRISBURG/MARION

KUGT-AM Cape Girardeau 1170KYMO-FM East Prairie 105.3KCRV-FM Kennett 105.1KFEB-FM Poplar Bluff 107.5KRGW-AM Sikeston 1520

QUINCY/HANNIBAL/KEOKUKKHMO-AM Hannibal 1070KJFM-FM Louisiana 102.1KMEM-FM Memphis 100.5KTUF-FM Kirksville 93.7

SPRINGFIELDKKOZ-AM Ava 1430KKOZ-FM Ava 92.3KYOO-AM Bolivar 1200KYOO-AM Cabool 1200KYOO-FM Halfway 99.1KRMO-AM Monett 990KDAA-FM Rolla 103.1KSMO-AM Salem 1340KWTO-FM Springfi eld 98.7KFBD-FM Waynesville 97.9KSPQ-FM West Plains 93.9

ST. JOSEPHKAAN-FM Bethany 95.5KNIM-AM Maryville 1580KSFT-AM St. Joseph 1550

ST. LOUISKREI-AM Farmington 800KJFF-AM Festus 1400KYRO-AM Potosi 1280KMOX-AM St. Louis 1120KTUI-FM Sullivan 100.9KFAV-FM Warrenton 99.9

ARKANSASKASR-FM Conway, Ark. 92.7

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#11 • Zaire TaylorSenior, Guard

#10 • Michael DixonFreshman, Guard

#4 • J.T. TillerSenior, Guard

#23 • Justin SaffordJunior, Forward

#21 • Laurence BowersSophomore, Forward

#15 • Keith RamseySenior, Forward

#12 • Marcus DenmonSophomore, Guard

#3 • Miguel PaulSophomore, Guard

#24 • Kim EnglishSophomore, Guard

#32 • Steve MooreSophomore, Center

#25 •Jarrett SuttonJunior, Guard

#35 • John UnderwoodFreshman, Forward

#33 • Tyler StoneFreshman, Forward

Head CoachMike Anderson

tv/radio roster

CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL

2009-10 MIZZOU BASKETBALLTHE BLUEPRINT TO SUCCESS

Nov. 6 Truman State (Exh.) 7 PM MSN Nov. 13 Northwest Missouri State (Exh.) 7 PM MSNNov. 17 Tennessee-Martin 7 PM MSN

Opening Rounds of the South Padre Island Invitational, Columbia, MO (Mizzou Arena)Nov. 22 Texas-Pan American 1 PM MSNNov. 24 Chattanooga 7 PM MSN

South Padre Island InvitationalSouth Padre Island, TX (South Padre Island Convention Center) Nov. 27 Old Dominion 7:30 PM FCS Nov. 28 Mississippi State/Richmond 4:30 PM/ 7 PM FCS

Dec. 2 @ Vanderbilt 8:30 PM ESPNU

Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood SeriesDec. 5 Oregon 4 PM ESPNUDec. 9 @ Oral Roberts 7 PM MSNDec. 12 Fairleigh Dickinson 7 PM MSNDec. 19 Arkansas – Pine Bluff 7 PM MSN

Busch Braggin’ Rights Game, St. Louis, MO (Scottrade Center)Dec. 23 Illinois 8:30 PM ESPN2

Dec. 27 Austin Peay 2 PM MSNDec. 30 UMKC 7 PM MSNJan. 2 Georgia 3 PM MSNJan. 6 Savannah State 7 PM MSNJan. 9 Kansas State 1 PM ESPN2Jan. 13 @ Texas Tech 8 PM ESPNUJan. 16 @ Oklahoma NOON ESPN2Jan. 23 Nebraska 5 PM Big 12Jan. 25 @ Kansas 8 PM ESPNJan. 30 Oklahoma State 1 PM ESPN2

Feb. 3 Texas A&M 8 PM ESPNUFeb. 6 @ Colorado 3 PM Big 12Feb. 10 Iowa State 6:30 PM MSNFeb. 13 @ Baylor 12:30 PM Big 12Feb. 17 Texas 8 PM ESPN2 Feb. 20 @ Nebraska 5 PM Big 12Feb. 24 Colorado 6:30 PM MSN Feb. 27 @ Kansas State 7 PM ESPNU

March 2 @ Iowa State 7 PM MSNMarch 6 Kansas 1 PM CBS

Phillips 66 Big 12 ChampionshipsMarch 10-13 Kansas City, MO ALL DAY TBA

All times are Central. Dates and times subject to change. Check mutigers.com for updated schedule information. Home games listed in Gold.

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