2013-14 Mizzou Basketball Media Guide

Basketball

2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULEOct. 25 Oklahoma City (Exh.) 7 p.m. MSNNov. 1 Central Missouri (Exh.) 7 p.m. TBANov. 8 Southeastern La. 7 p.m. MSNNov. 12 Southern Illinois 8 p.m. FSN

Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center)Nov. 16 vs. Hawaii 6 p.m. MSN

Regional Rounds of the Las Vegas InvitationalColumbia, Mo. (Mizzou Arena)Nov. 23 Gardner-Webb 7 p.m. MSNNov. 25 IUPUI 7 p.m. MSN

Las Vegas InvitationalLas Vegas, Nev. (Orleans Arena)Nov. 28 Northwestern 9:30 p.m. ESPNUNov. 29 Nevada 7:30 p.m. ESPN3

Dec. 5 West Virginia 6 p.m. ESPN2Dec. 7 UCLA 11:30 a.m. CBSDec. 15 Western Michigan 6 p.m. ESPNU

Bud Light Braggin’ Rights GameSt. Louis, Mo. (Scottrade Center)Dec. 21 vs. Illinois 4:30 p.m. ESPN2

Dec. 28 at N.C. State 7 p.m. ESPN2Jan. 4 Long Beach State 4 p.m. MSN

2014 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SCHEDULEJan. 8 Georgia 7 p.m. SEC TVJan. 11 at Auburn 1 p.m. ESPNUJan. 16 at Vanderbilt 6 p.m. ESPN/2Jan. 18 Alabama 1 p.m. ESPN/2Jan. 21 at LSU 6 p.m. ESPNUJan. 25 South Carolina 3 p.m. SEC TVJan. 28 at Arkansas 6 p.m. ESPNUFeb. 1 Kentucky Noon CBSFeb. 4 at Florida 8 p.m. ESPNFeb. 8 at Ole Miss 4 p.m. FSNFeb. 13 Arkansas 6 p.m. ESPN/2Feb. 15 Tennessee 3 p.m. ESPN/2Feb. 19 Vanderbilt 7 p.m. SEC TVFeb. 22 at Alabama 7 p.m. ESPN2Feb. 25 at Georgia 8 p.m. ESPNUMarch 1 Mississippi State 12:30 p.m. SEC TVMarch 5 Texas A&M 7 p.m. ESPN3March 8 at Tennessee 3 p.m. ESPN SEC Basketball TournamentAtlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome)March 12-16 All-Day TBA

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2013-14 Mizzou Basketball Notebook 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MIZZOU BASKETBALL 2013-14 1Roster 2Season Preview 3-9

MEET THE TEAM 10Tony Criswell 10-12Earnest Ross 13-16Jabari Brown 17-19Jordan Clarkson 20-22Danny Feldmann 23-25Corey Haith 26-27Stefan Jankovic 28-30Ryan Rosburg 31-33Deuce Bello 34-36Hayden Barnard 37Wes Clark 38Torren Jones 39Keanau Post 40Zach Price 41-43Shane Rector 44Johnathan Williams III 45

MEET THE STAFF 46Frank Haith 46-50Tim Fuller 51-52Dave Leitao 53-55Mark Phelps 56-57Bryan Tibaldi 58Toby Lane 59Todor Pandov 60Administration / Support Staff 61

SEASON IN REVIEW 62Review 62-65Game Results 66Statistics 67-68Box Scores 69-77

MIZZOU HISTORY AND RECORDS 78Mizzou Season Records 78-79Winning Streaks 80-81Season Summaries 82-85Postseason History 86-87Postseason Records 88-91Tigers in the Top 25 92Tigers on National TV 93-95

Mizzou Game-by-Game 96-123Mizzou Arena Records 124-125Individual Records 126-127Team Records 128-129Double-Doubles/30-Point Games 130-132Individual Game Records 132-133Individual Season Records 134-137Individual Career Records 138-140Freshmen Records 141-142 Sophomore Records 143-144Junior Records 145-146Senior Records 147-148Team Single-Game Records 149-150Team Season Records 1511,000-Point Scorers 152-156Annual Leaders 157-160All-Conference 161All-Century Team 162Tigers in the NBA Draft 163Letterwinners 164-166Letterwinners by Number 167-168All-Time Coaching Records 169

MIZZOU MEDIA / OPPONENTS 170Mizzou vs. Opponent Records 170-171Conference Series Results 172-173Non-Conference Series Results 173-205Tiger Radio Network 206Mizzou Media Guidelines 207Radio / TV Roster 208

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CREDITSThe 2013-14 Mizzou Basketball media notebook was written as a service to members of the Ti-ger Scholarship Fund and media covering Tiger Basketball. This guide was edited and designed by Assistant Athletics Director for Strategic Com-munications, Dave Reiter.

Photos are courtesy of Mizzou Athletics photog-raphers as well as L.G. Patterson. Printing cour-tesy of Walsworth Publishing of Brookfield, Mo. and Marceline, Mo.

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2013-14 Mizzou Basketball Team RosterNUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (Last School) 1 Wes Clark G 6-0 171 Fr.-HS Detroit, Mich. (Romulus H.S.) 2 Tony Criswell F 6-9 240 Sr.-1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Independence C.C.) 3 Johnathan Williams, III F 6-9 208 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn. (Southwind H.S.) 4 Corey Haith G 5-10 174 So.-SQ Miami, Fla. (Rock Bridge H.S. [Mo.]) 5 Jordan Clarkson G 6-5 193 Jr.-TR San Antonio, Texas (University of Tulsa) 10 Deuce Bello G 6-4 177 Jr.-TR Greensboro, N.C. (Baylor University) 11 Shane Rector G 6-1 171 Fr.-HS Bronx, N.Y. (South Kent School [Conn.]) 24 Torren Jones F 6-8 234 Fr.-HS Chandler, Ariz. (La Lumiere School [Ind.]) 25 Zach Price F 6-10 250 Jr.-TR Cleveland, Ohio (University of Louisville) 31 Danny Feldmann F 6-9 225 Jr.-SQ Jefferson City, Mo. (Columbia University) 32 Jabari Brown G 6-5 214 Jr.-1L Oakland, Calif. (University of Oregon) 33 Earnest Ross G 6-5 228 Sr.-1L Cary, N.C. (Auburn University) 35 Stefan Jankovic F 6-11 242 So.-1L Mississauga, Ontario (Huntington Prep) 42 Hayden Barnard F 6-10 210 Fr.-HS Aurora, Ill. (Metea Valley) 44 Ryan Rosburg F 6-10 252 So.-1L Chesterfield, Mo. (Marquette H.S.) 45 Keanau Post F 6-11 268 Jr.-JC Victoria, British Columbia (S.W.I.C)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (Last School) 10 Deuce Bello G 6-4 177 Jr.-TR Greensboro, N.C. (Baylor University) 42 Hayden Barnard F 6-10 210 Fr.-HS Aurora, Ill. (Metea Valley) 32 Jabari Brown G 6-5 214 Jr.-1L Oakland, Calif. (University of Oregon) 1 Wes Clark G 6-0 171 Fr.-HS Detroit, Mich. (Romulus H.S.) 5 Jordan Clarkson G 6-5 193 Jr.-TR San Antonio, Texas (University of Tulsa) 2 Tony Criswell F 6-9 240 Sr.-1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Independence C.C.) 31 Danny Feldmann F 6-9 225 Jr.-SQ Jefferson City, Mo. (Columbia University) 4 Corey Haith G 5-10 174 So.-SQ Miami, Fla. (Rock Bridge H.S. [Mo.]) 35 Stefan Jankovic F 6-11 242 So.-1L Mississauga, Ontario (Huntington Prep) 24 Torren Jones F 6-8 234 Fr.-HS Chandler, Ariz. (La Lumiere School [Ind.]) 45 Keanau Post F 6-11 268 Jr.-JC Victoria, British Columbia (S.W.I.C) 25 Zach Price F 6-10 250 Jr.-TR Cleveland, Ohio (University of Louisville) 11 Shane Rector G 6-1 171 Fr.-HS Bronx, N.Y. (South Kent School [Conn.]) 44 Ryan Rosburg F 6-10 252 So.-1L Chesterfield, Mo. (Marquette H.S.) 33 Earnest Ross G 6-5 228 Sr.-1L Cary, N.C. (Auburn University) 3 Johnathan Williams, III F 6-9 208 Fr.-HS Memphis, Tenn. (Southwind H.S.)

COACHING STAFFCoach Position Year Alma Mater, YearFrank Haith Head Coach Third Season Elon, 1988 Tim Fuller Associate Head Coach Third Season Wake Forest, 2000Dave Leitao Assistant Coach Second Season Northeastern, 1983Mark Phelps Assistant Coach First Season Old Dominion, 1996Bryan Tibaldi Dir. Basketball Ops. Third Season Michigan State, 2007Toby Lane Dir. Video Ops. Third Season Wichita State, 1993

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEName PronunciationJabari Brown juh-BAR-EE Stefan Jankovic stuh - FAWN YAWN-ko-VICHTorren Jones TORE-inn Keanau Post key-YAW-new


One season ago, Missouri Basketball had just one returning starter (Phil Pressey) and needed to integrate several new pieces to help the club to a 23-11 overall mark and a fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. It may sound a bit like a broken record in 2013-14, as Head Coach Frank Haith once again returns just one starter (Jabari Brown) and ushers in a number of new players as he looks to continue the most prolific NCAA Tournament run in school history.

It’s essentially a third new team for Haith, who has less than 40 percent of his scoring, rebounding, assists and steals back from the previous season. However, the addition of a Top 20 recruiting class, the returning experience of players like seniors Earnest Ross and Tony Criswell and the gained services of heralded transfer Jordan Clarkson has excitement buzzing around Mizzou Arena as the Tigers begin their second tour as members of a much improved Southeastern Conference.

“Each team is different, so you always have a lot of on-court development work up front, but we are excited about having these guys together all summer and working towards the start of the year,” Haith said. “I also like having interchangeable parts and we have guys that can play a number of positions and that will benefit us in a very athletic Southeastern Conference.”

While Brown is the club’s top returning scorer (13.7 ppg), he will be joined by both Ross and Criswell, who made starts last season and were among the league’s top reserves. Ross was the SEC’s top scorer off the bench (10.3 ppg) and Criswell was efficient in his 18.8 minutes averaging 5.2 points and 4.8 rebounds.

Also back are post players Ryan Rosburg and Stefan Jankovic who showed flashes as freshmen and are expected to play extended roles as second-year players.

“We lost some firepower from last year’s team, so there will be growing pains early,” Haith said. “Phil (Pressey),

Missouri Basketball enters its second season in the Southeastern Conference and the Tigers will look to extend the league’s longest NCAA Tournament run headlined by the return of an explosive backcourt and one of the country’s best home-court advantages.

2013-14 Mizzou Basketball Season Preview


Laurence (Bowers), Alex (Oriakhi) and Keion (Bell) are gone, but that opens up new opportunities for other guys, both returning and incoming. There will be some great competition for those minutes and the guys that put in the work and have the most accountability on the floor will really benefit the most.”

BackcourtThe return of Brown and Ross, coupled with the addition of Clarkson, give the Tigers a sizeable nucleus on the perimeter. Both returners led Mizzou in three-point makes last season and helped fuel an offense that ranked among the Top 15 nationally for offensive efficiency for the second consecutive season.

Brown is Missouri’s top returning scorer and led the team in league play at 14.6 points per night. Overall, the Oakland, Calif., native shot 43 percent from the floor and has improved his ability to score off the dribble heading into his junior season. Brown started play midseason due to NCAA transfer rules, but made 23 starts in 24 games and ranked No. 7 in SEC competition in scoring, ninth in free throw percentage (.778) and fifth in three-point makes (2.3). He also had five 20-point outings with each of those efforts coming in SEC play.

“That’s a difficult transition to jump in mid-year like that and I felt like Jabari really acclimated himself well from the get-go,” Haith said. “He was our most consistent perimeter scorer, but showed an ability to create off the dribble and was a much improved passer from when he first got here. I kept telling people it was really like his freshman season and I expect him to have that same type of improvement as many freshmen do between their first and second years on the court.”

Ross was the SEC’s top scoring sixth man last season and was comfortable coming off the bench and was in fact the team’s most effective “super sub” averaging 11.0 points on nearly 42 percent three-point shooting in his 17 games off the pine. The Cary, N.C., native finished the year averaging 10.3 points per game and was second on the team with 49 three-point makes and was third with three double-doubles. The 6-foot-5, 228-pounder also ranked third on the team with 5.0 rebounds per game and was second with 42 steals.

Ross could see time at the power forward spot in 2013-14, a position parlayed into an NBA Draft selection by Kim English two years prior. English averaged 14.5 points and 4.2 rebounds as a hybrid “four” and showed executives at the next level his willingness to defend bigger players and exploit the matchup on the opposite end of the court.

Ross


“Earnest really flourished in that role coming off the bench, although he ultimately played starter minutes (25.3) for us,” Haith said. “His efficiency was way up coming off the bench (vs. starting) and that was valuable. He was a good perimeter scorer last season, but he can’t fall in love with that shot alone. We want to see him be more physical, use his size and strength as an advantage. We would like to be able to isolate him against opposing guards or use his quickness against bigger players, similar to what we did with Kim (English) our first year.”

Fans have anxiously awaited the addition of Clarkson, who sat out last season as a transfer from Tulsa. The San Antonio native was invited to the prestigious Kevin Durant Skills Academy in 2012 and the CP3 Camp in 2013 and starred in practice while he worked on his ball-handling and perimeter game.

Clarkson could see time at all three guard positions and often ran the point alongside Brown during the first semester last year. Clarkson begins play at Mizzou

after averaging 14.2 points over two seasons at Tulsa and he was named First Team All-Conference USA with averages of 16.5 points and 3.9 rebounds as a sophomore (2011-12).

“Jordan is just a basketball player,” Haith said. “He can play the point and set up his teammates or we can run plays for him to get a shot or he can create off the dribble. It will take some time for him to work out that rust, but he has a tremendous feel for the game and is so smooth on both ends of the floor.”

Sophomore Corey Haith could also see spot action at the point and will serve as a key component in practice as the staff develops young point guards Wes Clark and Shane Rector.

“We will have more options at the point guard position and it was a priority for us in the recruiting process, especially with Phil’s departure for the NBA,” Haith said. “We signed Wes Clark in the early period and really like his competitive nature and drive to win. He’s a bulldog out there and

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can press the issue on both ends of the court. He will be a good perimeter scorer by the end of his career, but his strength now is getting to the basket, setting up teammates and scoring at the rim. He also has the physical makeup to be a very good defender and we expect him to be a plus-defender this season.”

“We were able to sign Shane in the spring and we really like his approach to the game,” Haith said. “He’s real fluid and has a knack for getting into the lane and spotting open teammates. He is also a developing shooter that will hit open shots and that’s what we need, but both young point guards complement each other well and will make each other better as they compete in practice and have the opportunity to play together in games.”

Clark was one of Michigan’s top-ranked high school players each of the last two seasons and led Romulus High School to the Michigan Class A state championship in 2013 with a 27-1 overall record. The 6-foot, 171-pounder was the floor general on a loaded team that finished No. 24

in the ESPN High School Power Poll and finished his career with back-to-back all-state honors, averaging 12.8 points, 4.0 rebounds and 6.5 assists as a senior.

Rector averaged 17.4 points and 7.1 rebounds at South Kent School in Connecticut as a senior and began his career at St. Raymond’s High School in Bronx, N.Y. As a junior he led St. Ray’s to the CHSAA Class AA city championship and was selected to play in the Jordan Brand Regional Game at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Sitting out this season is junior transfer Deuce Bello. Bello comes to Mizzou after two seasons at former league rival, Baylor, and was a Top 100 recruit coming out of high school. The North Carolina native will bring great length and athleticism on the perimeter and a defensive mindset for the Tiger scout team this year.

Clarkson


FrontcourtVersatility and depth are two critical components of Haith-coached frontcourts and the Tigers should have both entering the 2013-14 campaign. Back are Criswell, Jankovic and Rosburg and all three bring unique attributes to the forward positions.Criswell made four starts last season in place of an injured Laurence Bowers and averaged 7.3 points and 5.5 rebounds in those four games. Criswell actually ranked second on the team in rebounds per minute played last season behind only Alex Oriakhi and he showed improved scoring in the paint as the season progressed. The 6-foot-9, 240-pound forward began his career at UAB as a “stretch-four”, but will be called upon to be a physical presence on defense and a capable scorer in Mizzou’s pick-and-roll offense.

“Tony has worked on changing his identity and that process will continue on into the start of next season,” Haith said. “He liked to step out and shoot on the perimeter, but when he played physical, attacked the glass and the rim, he played his most effective basketball. We’ve shown him that and now he just needs to implement it on the court this year.”

Rosburg will also need to be a physical presence in the middle after playing in 31 games behind Oriakhi. The St. Louis-area product developed into one of Missouri’s better post defenders last year and was a solid offensive rebounder grabbing 21 total offensive caroms in 6.9 minutes per game.

“Ryan really improved as the year went on and he can be a very good defensive player for us,” Haith said. “He has the frame and is a cerebral player. His explosion will get better as he improves in our strength and conditioning program, but I like how

he has become more confident on the offensive end. That first year was an adjustment for him. Guys in this league are long and athletic, but Ryan is learning to use his strengths to gain an offensive advantage and that comes with repetition and time.”

Another young player expected to take on an expanded role is Jankovic, who has continued to add weight and has been a tireless worker in the gym leading up to the start of the season. The 6-foot-11 wing was sixth on the club with 12 three-point makes and hit nearly 32 percent of his treys last season while also working on his defense and footwork.

The Canadian earned a pair of starts last season and reached double figures twice, including a career high 14 points against Tennessee State. He also led a key second-half surge in the win over Bucknell and hit a pair of treys in the road win at Mississippi State.

Criswell


“Stef has had a great offseason and will be more comfortable this year,” Haith said. “You look at his rookie numbers and they mirror what Laurence Bowers did as a freshman. Sometimes it’s difficult to be patient while you play behind some talented upperclassmen, but Stef watched and learned and he is better for it. I’m looking forward to seeing him take that next step as a sophomore.”

Danny Feldmann is also back and gives the Tigers shooting ability on the perimeter and will help provide depth as newcomers Keanau Post, Johnathan Williams, III and Torren Jones progress.

Post comes to Mizzou via Southwestern Illinois Community College and gives size, depth and some offensive punch to help replace Bowers and Oriakhi. The 6-foot-11, 268-pounder has already begun to shed weight in Mizzou’s strength and conditioning program and has shown an offensive flash in early workouts.

“I really like how we recruited in the low post because each of these guys brings something different to the table,”

Haith said. “Keanau has stepped in and competed in the paint from the day he arrived. He has a more advanced offensive skill set than Alex (Oriakhi) when he arrived a year ago, but he has good size and is learning how to use his body and create space with his size.”

Williams was Missouri’s top-ranked recruit and led Southwind High School (Memphis) to the 2013 Tennessee Class AAA state title. Williams averaged nearly 19 points and 10 rebounds as a senior and finished his career as a three-time all-state selection and a Top 50 national recruit.

“Johnathan is young, but really talented,” Haith said. “He reminds me of a young Laurence Bowers, not just the way he plays, but how he carries himself off the court. He is a great young man and has the desire to be great in everything he does. His strength is going to get to an SEC level and when it does I think the sky is the limit for J-III.”

Jankovic


Jones is originally from Arizona, but played his final season at La Lumiere School in Indiana where helped the program to a national Top 25 ranking. The 6-foot-8, 218-pound forward averaged 11 points and nine rebounds as a senior after averaging 19 points and more than 10 rebounds as a junior at Basha High School in Chandler, Ariz.

“Torren is a little bit of the opposite of Johnathan right now,” Haith said. “He is an imposing physical specimen that has his best days ahead of him. He will need time and repetition to work on his skill development, but physically he is ready to bang around in the paint and can more than hold his own. Once his touch and offensive game catch up I believe Torren will be ready to contribute in a big way.”

That player development has been critical to Mizzou’s ability to win 53 games over the past two years. Frontcourt players such as Ricardo Ratliffe, Steve Moore, Alex Oriakhi and Laurence Bowers all enjoyed career years in their one season playing for Haith and that trend helped Missouri extended its NCAA Tournament run to five straight, the most in school history and

the longest active streak in the SEC. That development also helped the team add another transfer, Zach Price, a former Top 70 player coming out of high school. Price transferred to Mizzou from Louisville and will sit out 2013-14 and will be classified as a redshirt junior in 2014-15.

With those additions, the next challenge lies ahead for Missouri’s third year head coach.

“It’s a new season with new opportunities,” Haith said. “We’ll be developing early on because we have some new pieces, but I’m excited about this team and excited for the future. This is a team that will get better as the season moves forward and that always has you excited as a coaching staff.”

Rosburg


AT MIZZOU:2012-13:Played in 31 games, making four starts at the power forward position ... Averaged 5.2 points and 4.8 rebounds on the year ... Shot 44.4 percent from the floor and hit 61 percent of his free throw attempts ... Made four starts in reserve of Laurence Bowers near the start of SEC play and averaged 7.3 points and 5.5 rebounds in those contests ... Reached double figures four times in scoring, including 13 points in the win over Southeast Missouri State and 10 points in wins against Appalachian State, Georgia and Texas A&M in the SEC Tournament ... Grabbed a season high 10 rebounds in the season-opener against SIUE ... Missed the UCLA, Bucknell and Alabama contests with a broken bone in his left (non-shooting) hand ... Suffered the injury in the win against Illinois on Dec. 22 ... Finished that Illinois contest with seven points and five rebounds despite the injury ... Had nine games with seven or more rebounds, including nine rebounds at LSU ... Versatile player that dished a career high four assists in the home win against Vanderbilt ... Scored seven points and grabbed seven rebounds in the home win against Arkansas.

AT INDEPENDENCE C.C.:2011-12:Played in 19 games as a sophomore, averaging 11.9 points on 46 percent shooting from the floor ... Was outstanding at the foul line where he hit 62-of-80 tries (78 percent) ... Averaged 6.1 rebounds per game for the Pirates who finished the year 18-14 overall ... Top game was a 13-point, 11-rebound double-double vs. Iowa Western ... Nearly duplicated that production against Cloud County with 12 points and eight boards ... Had 15 points and eight boards in a home win over Allen County and 12 points and nine rebounds in a road loss at Kansas City (Kan.) C.C.

TONYCRISWELLSenior - ForwardOklahoma City, Okla. / UAB#2 – 6-9, 240 Pounds


AT UAB:2010-11:Played in 21 games, starting eight for UAB as a redshirt frpeshman ... Averaged 3.2 points and 3.6 rebounds in 14.2 minutes for the Blazers ... Scored a career high 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds in 25 minutes vs. Memphis ... Shot 54 percent from the floor (27-of-50) and 75 percent (12-of-16) from the charity stripe ... Ranked third on the club with 33 offensive rebounds.

2009-10:Sat out 2009-10 season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL:A four-year letterwinner under head coach Terry Long at Douglass High School ... A McDonald’s All-American nominee ... Helped lead the Trojans to a 25-3 overall record and a final ranking of No. 9 in the state as a senior ... Participated in the East-West All-City game in which he finished with a game-high 20 points to go along with five boards ... Was selected as the Most Outstanding Player for the East ... Invited to participate in the Oklahoma Boys Basketball Coaches Association (OBBCA) All-Star game, which featured the top seniors in the state of Oklahoma ... Finished his senior year averaging team highs of 17.1 points and just over 10 rebounds per game on his way to earning 4A First-Team All-State accolades from The Oklahoman ... Named an all-state performer following his junior season as well

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2009-10 DNP-Redshirt 2010-11 21-8 298 1 4.2 27-50 .540 1-2 .500 12-16 .750 75 / 3.6 11 / 15 3 / 3 67 3.2 2012-13 31-4 582 18.8 63-142 .444 3-11 .273 31-51 .608 149 / 4.8 21 / 26 4 / 13 160 5.2TOTAL 52-12 880 16.9 90-192 .469 4-13 .308 43-67 .642 224 / 4.3 32 / 41 7 / 16 227 4.4

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ......... 13 vs. SE Missouri State, 12-4-12Career ........................................................same

Field Goals Made2012-13 ........... 6 vs. SE Missouri State, 12-4-12Career ........................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ........................ 10 vs. Georgia, 1-16-13Career ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ....................................... 1, three timesCareer ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 .............................4 at Florida, 1-19-13Career ........................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 ......................................... 3, four timesCareer .............................................3, five times

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 .......................... 6 vs. Georgia, 1-16-13Career ........................................................same

Rebounds2012-13 .........10 vs. SIU Edwardsville, 11-10-12Career ..................................................10, twice

Assists2012-13 ...................... 4 vs. Vanderbilt, 1-26-13Career ........................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ......................................... 1, four timesCareer ......................................... 1, seven times

Steals2012-13 .................................................2, twiceCareer .......................................... 2, three times


TONY CRISWELL - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts SIUE 18 1-5 0-0 1-2 10 4 0 2 0 1 3 Alcorn State 14 2-7 0-0 2-4 4 2 1 2 1 0 6 Nicholls State 17 1-4 0-0 2-3 3 2 1 0 0 0 4 Stanford 12 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 Louisville 23 4-5 0-0 1-2 7 1 2 3 1 0 9 VCU 16 1-2 0-0 0-2 7 3 0 1 0 0 2 App. State 19 5-8 0-1 0-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 10 SEMO 21 6-8 1-1 0-0 3 2 0 0 0 1 13 Tennessee State 17 1-4 0-1 0-1 4 0 2 2 0 0 2 S. Carolina State 17 4-6 0-0 0-0 8 2 1 0 0 0 8 Illinois 22 3-5 0-0 1-2 5 3 0 1 0 1 7 at Ole Miss 14 3-4 0-0 0-0 2 5 1 0 0 0 6 Georgia 30 3-10 1-1 3-6 6 1 0 0 0 1 10 at Florida 24 2-7 1-4 3-4 5 2 1 0 0 1 8 South Carolina 35 2-6 0-1 3-4 7 3 0 1 0 1 7 Vanderbilt 24 1-3 0-0 2-2 4 4 4 1 0 1 4 at LSU 22 2-6 0-0 1-2 9 3 0 1 0 0 5 Auburn 14 2-3 0-0 0-0 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 at Texas A&M 27 1-2 0-0 0-0 7 2 0 1 0 1 2 Ole Miss 19 2-5 0-0 1-2 7 2 1 1 0 0 5 at Miss. State 16 1-2 0-0 0-0 5 2 2 1 0 0 2 at Arkansas 20 0-3 0-0 3-4 4 4 1 1 0 2 3 Florida 10 1-3 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 at Kentucky 19 2-6 0-0 2-2 4 4 0 1 1 0 6 at S. Carolina 21 2-4 0-0 2-3 5 1 0 1 0 2 6 LSU 11 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Arkansas 22 3-3 0-0 1-2 7 2 0 0 0 1 7 at Tennessee 14 2-5 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 2 0 0 4 vs. Texas A&M 18 4-7 0-0 2-2 4 4 0 2 1 0 10 vs. Ole Miss 11 0-2 0-0 1-2 5 2 2 1 0 0 1 vs. Colorado State 15 0-1 0-1 0-0 4 2 1 0 0 0 0

2010-11 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts at Middle Tenn. State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Alabama A&M 2 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 VCU 18 0-1 0-0 3-4 4 3 0 1 1 0 3 George Washington 13 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 at Duke 9 3-4 1-1 0-0 3 5 1 0 0 0 7 UTEP 26 1-1 0-0 0-0 6 3 0 3 0 0 2 at Tulsa 12 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 at East Carolina 16 1-3 0-0 2-2 4 2 0 1 1 0 4 SMU 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 Memphis 13 1-2 0-0 1-2 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 Marshall 8 2-5 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 at UCF 23 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 2 4 1 0 2 4 at Marshall 4 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Rice 18 3-4 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 1 0 0 6 at Memphis 35 5-5 0-0 2-2 8 5 0 2 1 0 12 UCF 15 0-0 0-0 2-2 3 4 1 1 0 0 4 at Houston 16 1-3 0-0 0-0 10 4 2 1 0 0 2 at Southern Miss 12 2-4 0-0 0-1 5 2 0 2 0 0 4 East Carolina 15 2-4 0-0 0-1 3 1 1 0 0 1 4 vs. East Carolina 28 1-2 0-0 2-2 5 3 1 0 0 0 4 vs. Clemson 10 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0

... Received First Team All-District honors by the OBBCA ...Top game as a senior came against Marshall High School when he scored 34 points on 14-of-23 shooting from the floor, and added 17 boards en route to the win ... Was solid in the classroom as well graduating among the top 10-percent of his class.

PERSONAL:Full name is Anthony Wayne Criswell ... Son of Bridgette Criswell ... Has two older brothers, Michael and Quentin, and one younger brother, Jordan.


AT MIZZOU2012-13: Was the top scorer in the Southeastern Conference off the bench, averaging 11.0 points on 44 percent shooting from the floor and 41.7 percent shooting from three-point range in 24 contests off the pine ... Finished the year (all games) averaging 10.3 points and 5.0 rebounds ... Finished third on the team in rebounding overall and sixth on the club in scoring, tops among Mizzou’s non-starters ... Made 10 starts early in the season and one start in league play subbing for the injured Laurence Bowers ... Was second on the team in three-point makes (49) and third in point-rebound double-doubles (3) ... Helped Missouri to a home win over South Carolina by scoring 21 points and grabbing 10 boards on Jan. 22 ... Hit a huge trey to tie the game vs. the Gamecocks and assisted on the game-winning trey from Jabari Brown ... Scored a season high 23 points in the home win against Auburn, hitting a season high 8-of-12 shots and 5-of-6 three-point attempts ... Added 10 points and 11 rebounds against Stanford in the Battle 4 Atlantis and scored 17 points and grabbed 10 boards vs. Alcorn State ... Helped the Tigers to a win in the SEC-opener vs. Alabama, scoring 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting from the floor ... Was ninth in SEC play with 1.6 steals per contest and had five games with three or more steals in league action, including four at Ole Miss ... Would have finished third in the SEC with his .377 three-point percentage on the year with enough attempts and narrowly missed out on the Top 10 with his 1.4 three-point makes per game.

2011-12: Sat out the season as a transfer and will be classified as a redshirt junior for the 2012-13 campaign.

AT AUBURN:2010-11: Was the SEC’s most-improved scorer in 2010-11, elevating his point production from 2.8 points per game as a freshman to 13.1 points as a sophomore ... Averaged 16.1 points and 6.5 rebounds while hitting 17-of-35 three-pointers over his final eight games ... Led the Tigers in scoring 13 times, including a career high 30 points on 5-of-7 three-point shooting in an overtime loss at Georgia ... Topped the 20-point plateau five times as a second-year player and reached double figures in 22-of-31 games ... Was Auburn’s top rebounder at 6.6 boards a night to rank among the league’s Top 15 ... In addition to his steady scoring numbers he ranked eighth in the league with 1.4 steals and boasted six double-doubles, ninth overall in the SEC and tops among perimeter players.

EARNESTROSSSenior - GuardCary, N.C. / Auburn#33 – 6-5, 228 Pounds


2009-10: Averaged 2.8 points and 3.0 rebounds in 13.4 minutes per game ... Shot 28 percent from the field, 22 percent from 3-point range and 64 percent from the foul line ... Averaged 7.9 points in 24.4 minutes as a starter as a freshman, while only averaging 1.2 points in 9.7 minutes coming off the bench ... Started eight of 32 games, including the first seven games ... Also started vs. LSU on Feb. 27, totaling six points, sox rebounds, four steals and two assists in 29 minutes ... Scored 16 points (3-of-4 3 FGs), four rebounds and three steals vs. IUPUI ... Scored 12 points (2-of-3 3 FGs) and one block vs. High Point ... Had seven points, five rebounds and five steals at Missouri State as a starter in the season opener ... Became the first Auburn freshman to start a season opener since Quantez Robertson, Josh Dollard and Joey Cameron started the 2005-06 season opener vs. Lipscomb.

HIGH SCHOOL:Two-time All-State Class 4A selection as a junior and senior ... Averaged 21 points, six rebounds and five assists as a senior at Panther Creek High School under coach L.J. Hepp ... Named Tri-Eight Conference Player of the Year ... Leading scorer in the North Carolina vs. South Carolina All-Star Game with 16 points and had a team-high 10 rebounds ... Averaged 26 points, eight rebounds and five assists as a junior.

PERSONAL:Son of Earnest and Toy Sue Miller Ross Sr. ... Was raised in Chicago but has lived in the states of Washington, Texas, Maryland, Washington, D.C., North Carolina, Hawaii and Illinois, as well as Japan and Guam ... Parents both worked in communications in the United States Navy ... Full name is Earnest Lee Ross Jr. ... Born Jan. 27, 1991, in Guam ... Majoring in Sport Venue Management.

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2009-10 32-8 428 13.4 31-109 .284 15-68 .221 14-22 .636 97 / 3.0 24 / 26 5 / 25 91 2.82010-11 31-27 987 31.8 126-324 .389 48-144 .333 107-135 .793 205 / 6.6 66 / 72 9 / 44 407 13.12011-12 DNP-Redshirt (Transfer) 2012-13 34-10 860 25.3 119-288 .413 49-130 .377 63-89 .708 171 / 5.0 39 / 64 7 / 42 350 10.3TOTAL 97-45 2275 23.5 276-721 .383 112-342 .327 184-246 .748 473 / 4.9 129 / 162 21 / 111 848 8.7

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ...........................23 vs. Auburn, 2-2-13Career .............................. 30 at Georgia, 2-5-11

Field Goals Made2012-13 .............................8 vs. Auburn, 2-2-13Career .............................. 12 at Georgia, 2-5-11

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ..................... 19 vs. Stanford, 11-22-12Career ....................................21 vs. LSU, 1-8-11

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 .............................5 vs. Auburn, 2-2-13Career .......................................... 5, three times

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ......................... 7 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Career ....................................15 vs. LSU, 1-8-11

Free Throws Made2012-13 .............................8 vs. Auburn, 2-2-13Career ............9 vs. Georgia Southern, 12-29-10

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ............ 10, vs. South Carolina, 1-22-13Career ..........11 vs. Georgia Southern, 12-29-10

Rebounds2012-13 ..................... 11 vs. Stanford, 11-22-12Career ..........................13 vs. Alabama, 1-22-11

Assists2012-13 ..........................................3, five timesCareer .............................................5, five times

Blocks2012-13 ...................................... 1, seven timesCareer .......................................... 2, three times

Steals2012-13 .......................... 4 at Ole Miss, 1-12-13Career .................5 vs. Missouri State, 11-16-09


EARNEST ROSS - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts SIUE 20 2-10 0-4 3-4 4 1 1 3 0 1 7 Alcorn State 28 7-8 1-2 2-4 10 3 3 1 1 1 17 Nicholls State 26 6-9 3-4 1-2 5 3 0 2 0 0 16 Stanford 35 3-19 0-5 4-5 11 3 2 0 0 2 10 Louisville 21 1-4 1-3 2-2 2 3 1 1 0 1 5 VCU 22 4-7 3-5 0-0 1 0 0 2 0 0 11 App. State 30 5-10 1-2 2-4 9 2 3 3 0 0 13 SEMO 24 0-1 0-1 2-2 4 3 1 1 0 1 2 Tennessee State 27 0-6 0-4 1-2 4 2 1 4 0 3 1 S. Carolina State 16 6-10 2-6 2-2 3 0 3 0 1 0 16 Illinois 29 3-8 1-4 1-2 6 2 1 2 0 0 8 at UCLA 31 5-8 3-4 3-4 7 2 1 3 0 1 16 Bucknell 24 1-9 0-2 3-6 7 1 1 1 0 1 5 Alabama 35 7-12 3-4 2-4 5 0 1 0 0 2 19 at Ole Miss 24 1-7 0-4 1-2 3 1 1 3 0 4 3 Georgia 26 5-10 3-5 2-3 4 2 0 1 1 2 15 at Florida 9 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 South Carolina 37 6-18 2-6 7-10 10 3 1 3 0 3 21 Vanderbilt 32 3-8 3-6 0-0 7 3 2 2 1 0 9 at LSU 19 2-6 1-3 2-2 5 2 0 1 1 1 7 Auburn 30 8-12 5-6 2-2 2 2 1 2 0 3 23 at Texas A&M 24 3-7 2-5 0-0 1 2 1 2 0 1 8 Ole Miss 21 3-6 2-2 2-2 7 2 1 4 0 3 10 at Miss. State 16 2-5 0-2 0-0 5 1 3 2 0 1 4 at Arkansas 32 7-12 1-3 1-2 9 3 3 2 0 1 16 Florida 25 4-11 1-6 2-2 4 2 0 5 0 1 11 at Kentucky 23 3-8 0-4 0-1 3 2 0 1 1 1 6 at S. Carolina 25 3-4 2-2 0-0 4 4 0 3 0 1 8 LSU 24 4-7 2-4 3-3 1 1 1 2 0 0 13 Arkansas 26 3-7 2-4 3-4 2 0 2 1 0 3 11 at Tennessee 28 2-10 1-4 4-4 6 0 2 0 0 1 9 vs. Texas A&M 24 3-9 1-2 0-3 10 2 1 3 1 0 7 vs. Ole Miss 19 4-11 2-7 2-2 5 2 0 2 0 1 12 Colorado State 28 3-8 1-4 4-4 3 4 1 1 0 1 11

2010-11 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts UNC-Asheville 38 4-13 0-3 4-8 9 4 1 3 1 0 12 Samford 23 2-7 1-4 2-2 6 4 2 3 0 0 7 Campbell 26 2-8 1-3 2-2 7 2 5 3 0 0 7 Middle Tennessee 35 8-13 3-5 3-4 4 2 1 3 0 0 22 Jacksonville 34 8-18 1-5 1-4 11 1 2 1 0 4 18 Georgia-SW 26 2-9 0-3 1-1 7 1 2 2 1 3 5 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 29 1-5 1-3 5-6 6 1 2 3 0 3 8 vs. Rutgers 36 4-14 1-7 6-7 10 4 5 0 1 1 15 at South Florida 28 3-7 2-3 3-4 6 2 1 1 0 0 11 Presbyterian 29 4-8 1-3 0-0 1 1 1 1 0 1 9 USC-Upstate 24 4-8 2-5 6-6 6 1 1 1 0 1 16 Georgia Southern 36 5-12 1-6 9-11 6 1 3 3 0 2 20 Grambling State 28 4-11 0-3 6-7 9 2 1 2 2 3 14 Florida State 35 3-5 2-3 2-2 11 3 2 2 0 0 10 LSU 39 7-21 5-15 2-4 5 3 3 3 1 2 21 at Kentucky 28 0-8 0-2 1-2 7 3 4 4 0 1 1 at Mississippi State 33 5-17 2-9 3-7 6 2 4 1 0 1 15 Florida 28 4-6 3-4 0-0 3 1 0 2 0 3 11 Alabama 33 5-15 2-7 8-8 13 4 5 2 0 1 20 at Arkansas 35 4-10 0-2 7-8 7 2 0 2 0 3 15 at South Carolina 34 1-12 1-3 7-8 7 4 5 0 0 1 10 Tennessee 31 3-8 1-3 0-0 4 3 0 5 1 1 7 at Georgia 39 12-18 5-7 1-3 7 2 1 4 0 3 30 Mississippi State 40 7-14 3-6 4-4 7 3 2 2 0 0 21 at Ole Miss 31 2-6 1-4 2-2 2 4 3 2 0 2 7 Vanderbilt 36 5-8 3-5 6-7 10 3 5 6 0 2 19 at Alabama 27 3-4 2-2 2-2 2 5 1 0 0 0 10 Arkansas 37 5-9 1-4 0-0 7 2 1 2 0 2 11 Ole Miss 25 4-11 2-5 5-5 5 4 1 2 2 1 15 at LSU 30 4-9 1-5 7-9 10 2 1 5 0 2 16 vs. Georgia 34 1-10 0-5 2-2 4 3 1 2 0 1 4


2009-10 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Niagara 25 1-3 0-1 4-6 5 1 2 1 0 2 6 at Missouri State 25 3-9 1-5 0-0 5 3 1 3 0 5 7 vs. UCF 27 3-11 3-8 0-0 6 3 3 0 0 3 9 vs. IUPUI 35 6-8 3-4 1-1 4 2 1 3 2 3 16 vs. North Carolina St. 20 1-5 0-2 0-0 6 2 1 1 0 0 2 High Point 20 3-5 2-3 4-4 3 2 0 0 1 0 12 at Alabama A&M 14 2-6 0-2 1-2 5 1 2 2 1 2 5 Troy 12 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Virginia 14 1-5 0-3 0-0 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 at Florida State 12 0-5 0-3 0-0 2 2 1 1 0 2 0 Sam Houston State 12 0-1 0-1 1-2 3 3 0 2 0 0 1 Alabama State 9 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 Charleston Southern 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 Georgia Southern 6 0-3 0-2 0-0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 West Georgia 11 0-3 0-3 0-0 6 0 2 0 0 1 0 South Carolina 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 at Tennessee 17 1-3 1-3 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 1 3 Kentucky 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 at LSU 14 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 at Vanderbilt 8 0-1 0-0 0-2 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 Ole Miss 10 1-4 0-2 0-0 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 Alabama 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Arkansas 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 Georgia 6 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 at Mississippi State 9 1-3 1-2 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 at Florida 13 2-4 1-2 0-0 3 1 1 1 0 0 5 Arkansas 7 0-1 0-0 2-2 4 1 0 2 0 0 2 at Ole Miss 6 1-2 0-1 1-1 4 2 0 1 0 0 3 LSU 29 2-7 2-7 0-0 6 2 2 0 1 4 6 Mississippi State 25 1-6 1-5 0-2 5 2 1 1 0 1 3 at Alabama 11 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 vs. Florida 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0


AT MIZZOU2012-13: Made an immediate impact after becoming eligible following the completion of the fall semester ... Played in 24 games for the Tigers, making 23 starts ... Finished second on the team with 32.7 minutes played per game ... Started the season’s final 23 games and averaged 13.7 points and 3.4 rebounds ... Saw that average increase to a team-leading 14.6 points during Southeastern Conference play ... Led the team with 56 three-point makes and shot 37 percent from beyond the arc on the year ... In league play, Brown ranked No. 7 in the SEC in scoring (14.6), No. 9 in free throw percentage (.778), No. 6 in three-point percentage (.376) and No. 5 in three-point makes per game (2.3) ... Had five 20 point performances, tying for third on the club in that category ... All-five 20-point games came in league play and the Tigers were 5-0 in those contests, including 23 points in wins at South Carolina and at home vs. Arkansas ... Scored 22 points in the SEC-opener against Alabama, 21 points vs. Vanderbilt and 20 points at Mississippi State ... Was a capable passer that had 11 games with multiple assists, including a career high five assists at South Carolina and four vs. Texas A&M in the SEC Tournament ... Had 16 games with multiple three-pointers including five against Alabama and four in road games at UCLA, Florida and LSU ... Had a string of 11 consecutive games in double figures to begin SEC play and reached double figures in scoring in 18-of-24 games played.

2011-12: Transferred to Mizzou from the University of Oregon just after the start of the season and will be classified as a redshirt sophomore in 2012-13 ... Will be eligible for competition after the completion of the 2012 fall semester.

JABARIBROWNJunior - GuardOakland, Calif. / Oregon#32 – 6-5, 214 Pounds


AT OREGON:2011-12: Started the first two games of the 2011-12 season for Oregon before deciding to transfer ... Averaged 6.0 points in 25.5 minutes per contest in his two games with the Ducks.

HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked the No. 19 national prospect in the class of 2011 and named a Jordan Brand All-American ... Averaged nearly one point per minute in the All-America Game, scoring 14 points in 15 minutes ... Averaged 23.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game as a senior at Oakland High School ... Started his junior season at Findlay Prep (Nev.) where he averaged 16 points per game before transferring mid-year to Oakland High School ... Averaged 23.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game at Oakland High the rest of his junior campaign ... Led Oakland High to second round of the state playoffs.

PERSONAL: Born in Berkeley, Calif. ... Son of David and Fannie Brown.

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2011-12 2-2 51 25.5 3-11 .273 1-7 .143 5-12 .417 4 / 2.0 1 / 11 0 / 1 12 6.02012-13 25-24 818 32.7 101-250 .404 56-153 .366 84-107 .785 85 / 3.4 35 / 43 1 / 17 342 13.7TOTAL 27-26 869 32.2 104-261 .398 57-160 .356 89-119 .748 89 / 3.3 36 / 54 1 / 18 354 13.1

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ...............................................23, twiceCareer ........................................................same

Field Goals Made2012-13 .................................................8, twiceCareer ........................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ...........................18 at Florida, 1-19-13Career ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ...........................5 vs. Alabama, 1-8-13Career ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ...........................11 at Florida, 1-19-13Career ........................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 .......................... 8 vs. Arkansas, 3-5-13 Career ........................................................same

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 .................................................9, twiceCareer .......................................... 9, three times

Rebounds2012-13 ..........................................7, five timesCareer ........................................................same

Assists2012-13 ................ 5 at South Carolina, 2-28-13Career ........................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ..........................1 at Kentucky, 2-23-13Career ........................................................same

Steals2012-13 ............. 3 at Mississippi State, 2-13-13Career ........................................................same


JABARI BROWN - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts S. Carolina State 20 3-9 1-7 5-6 1 1 3 2 0 0 12 Illinois 35 5-10 3-7 5-6 7 2 0 3 0 0 18 at UCLA 39 5-13 4-8 0-0 7 2 0 1 0 0 14 Bucknell 35 1-9 1-4 0-0 5 2 0 1 0 2 3 Alabama 37 7-11 5-7 3-4 2 2 2 0 0 1 22 at Ole Miss 38 4-13 2-7 3-3 7 2 1 3 0 0 13 Georgia 22 4-8 3-6 4-6 2 3 2 2 0 0 15 at Florida 37 5-18 4-11 2-2 1 2 0 4 0 1 16 South Carolina 38 5-16 2-9 5-8 7 0 0 2 0 1 17 Vanderbilt 32 8-12 4-8 1-1 3 1 0 5 0 0 21 at LSU 39 5-13 4-10 5-8 7 4 1 1 0 1 19 Auburn 29 2-8 0-5 7-7 4 2 2 1 0 1 11 at Texas A&M 35 2-4 1-2 6-6 2 2 2 1 0 0 11 Ole Miss 36 5-11 3-7 1-1 3 1 3 0 0 1 14 at Miss. State 29 7-11 3-6 3-4 3 2 3 1 0 3 20 at Arkansas 30 2-10 1-5 3-4 4 4 3 5 0 1 8 Florida 35 3-10 3-9 3-4 2 1 0 1 0 0 12 at Kentucky 43 2-6 1-4 2-2 1 3 0 0 1 1 7 at S. Carolina 23 8-10 2-3 5-9 3 2 5 1 0 2 23 LSU 26 2-5 0-2 0-1 2 3 2 0 0 0 4 Arkansas 31 6-12 3-6 8-9 1 0 1 2 0 1 23 at Tennessee 35 2-7 0-2 2-2 3 2 0 0 0 0 6 vs. Texas A&M 30 2-5 1-2 5-6 2 1 4 3 0 1 10 vs. Ole Miss 36 3-9 2-7 1-3 5 3 1 3 0 0 9 vs. Colorado State 28 3-10 3-9 5-5 1 4 0 1 0 0 14

2011-12 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts at Vanderbilt 25 2-7 1-5 2-3 2 1 1 6 0 0 7 Eastern Washington 26 1-4 0-2 3-9 2 2 0 5 0 1 5


AT MIZZOU2012-13: Sat out the season as a transfer from Tulsa and will be classified as a redshirt junior ... Practiced with Mizzou and brings good size, scoring and ball-handling ability to the Tiger backcourt ... Had the opportunity to play at the Kevin Durant Skills Academy in Chicago in June (2012) and was an instructor at the Chris Paul Camp in August (2013).

AT TULSA:A two-year letterwinner ... Played in 58 career games with 40 starts ... Scored double-digit points in 44 career games ... Had career averages of 14.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists.

2011-12:Played and started all 31 games ... Averaged a team-best 33.9 minutes of playing time ... Was a first-team all-Conference USA selection ... Selected to the NABC All-District 11 Team ... Led the team with 16.5 points, 2.5 assists and 3.9 rebounds per game ... Scored double-digit points in 29-of-31 games, including the last 28 contests ... Finished second in Conference USA in scoring ... Scored 20 points in eight games, including five of the last 10 contests ... Led Tulsa in scoring in 21 games, assists 14 times and steals in 10 games ... One of only 12 sophomores in school history to score more than 400 points in a season ... Named C-USA Player of the Week on Jan. 30 ... Put up 23 points and made five threes vs. Rice (2/18) ... Scored 21 points vs. Houston (2/11) ... Tallied 21 points - including six crucial points in a row in the final 2:06 - in the win over Marshall (2/4) ... Scored 22 points on 9-of-14 shooting, made 3-of-4 three-pointers, and added six rebounds, matching a career high with six assists and setting a new career high with four blocks at SMU (1/28) ... Matched his career high with 23 points, made all five three-pointers and hit a new personal best with six assists at East Carolina (1/14) ... Matched a career-high with 23 points on 6-of-12 shooting, making 9-of-11 free throws, and adding five assists at TCU ... Scored a career-high 23 points on 9-of-18 shooting, and added four assists and six rebounds at Missouri State (11/26).

2010-11:Played in 27 games with nine starts ... Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman team ... Missed four games in December due to an ankle injury and the Feb. 26 game due to a concussion ... Averaged 11.5 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists ... Finished third among C-USA freshmen in scoring ... Scored 310 points, the third-most by a TU freshman ... Scored double-digit points in 16 games ... Was named the

JORDANCLARKSONJunior - GuardSan Antonio, Texas / Tulsa#5 – 6-5, 193 Pounds


Conference USA Freshman of the Week four times ... Was named C-USA Freshman of the Week (3/7) after averaging 15.0 ppg, totaling 30 points, and making 12-of-13 free throws in wins over Rice and Southern Miss ... Was named C-USA Freshman of the Week (2/21) after averaging 17.0 ppg and shooting 67 percent from the floor (10-of-15), while making 12-of-13 free throws in wins over ECU and SMU ... Was named C-USA Freshman of the Week (11/29) for his performance at the 76 Classic, averaging 16.0 points on 48-percent shooting.

HIGH SCHOOL:Was a three-year letterwinner and a three-year starter at Karen Wagner High School ... Was named the San Antonio High School Player of the Year as a senior ... Ranked as the state of Texas’ fourth-best prospect as selected by Texashoops.com ... Helped lead his Wagner High School team to a combined 105-14 record in three seasons ... Averaged 18.9 points, 6.1 rebounds 3.4 assists and 2.1 steals during his senior campaign while leading his team to a 38-2 record and semifinal loss in the state championship ... Shot 58-percent from the field and 36-percent from the three-point range as a senior ... Was 2010 McDonald’s All-America Finalist ... Averaged 20 points, six rebounds and four assists per game as a junior, while leading his team to a 32-8 record and the Class 5A state semifinals ... Earned first-team all-state honors by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) ... High school coach was Clifton Ellis.

PERSONAL:His father is Mike Clarkson, mother is Annette Davis and stepmother is Janie Clarkson ... Born June 7, 1992 ... Favorite sports movie is ‘He Got Game’ ... Favorite NBA player is Lebron James ... His favorite athlete is Floyd Mayweather, Jr. ... The most memorable place he has visited is Disney World in Orlando, Florida ... Soccer was his favorite game as a child ... His nickname is “J”.

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2010-11 27-9 672 24.9 97-224 .433 20-66 .303 96-121 .793 56 / 2.1 52 / 78 3 / 20 310 11.52011-12 31-31 1,052 33.9 167-384 .435 43-115 .374 134-171 .784 120 / 3.9 79 / 83 17 / 29 511 16.5TOTAL 58-40 1,724 29.7 264-608 .434 63-181 .348 230-292 .788 176 / 3.0 131 / 161 20 / 49 821 14.2

Season/Career BestsPoints2011-12 ....................................... 23, four timesCareer ........................................................same

Field Goals Made2011-12 .................................................9, twiceCareer ........................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2011-12 ............. 18 at Missouri State, 11-26-11Career ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2011-12 .................................................5, twiceCareer ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2011-12 .................................. 7 at UTEP, 2-8-12Career ........................................................same

Free Throws Made2011-12 .................................................9, twiceCareer .....10 vs. Cal-State Northridge, 11-28-10

Free Throws Attempted2011-12 ...............................................11, twiceCareer ........................................ 11, three times

Rebounds2011-12 .................................................8, twiceCareer ........................................................same

Assists2011-12 .................................................6, twiceCareer ........................................................same

Blocks2011-12 ................................ 4 at SMU, 1-28-12Career ........................................................same

Steals2011-12 ............................ 6 at Houston, 1-4-12Career ........................................................same


JORDAN CLARKSON - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2011-12 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts UALR 24 3-8 0-3 9-11 4 4 1 5 0 0 15 SE Louisiana 31 0-6 0-3 4-4 5 1 3 2 0 0 4 vs. Western Kentucky 29 4-12 1-4 0-2 4 1 3 2 0 1 9 vs. Northwestern 33 4-12 2-4 6-6 5 3 4 1 0 0 16 vs. St. Joseph’s 31 7-13 2-4 3-5 2 4 1 1 1 0 19 at Jackson State 33 6-10 2-2 5-8 8 0 1 1 2 3 19 at Missouri State 40 9-18 1-5 4-7 6 2 4 2 0 1 23 at Oklahoma State 30 6-14 0-3 6-8 4 4 2 4 1 4 18 Arizona State 33 4-16 0-1 7-8 7 4 5 1 1 0 15 Wichita State 37 6-16 3-6 3-7 3 2 2 1 0 0 18 Texas-Arlington 37 4-12 0-4 6-6 8 2 3 6 0 1 14 Creighton 31 5-15 0-3 4-5 2 3 1 2 1 0 14 Mercer 34 4-11 0-1 4-8 5 3 1 5 1 0 12 at TCU 29 6-12 2-3 9-11 3 3 5 3 1 0 23 at Houston 38 6-15 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 4 0 6 12 SMU 35 6-10 2-5 0-0 6 1 2 2 1 1 14 UTEP 31 3-8 1-2 3-3 1 1 3 3 0 0 10 at East Carolina 35 7-9 5-5 4-6 3 2 6 2 0 0 23 Tulane 37 5-11 3-4 3-3 4 2 2 3 1 1 16 at Rice 33 6-14 0-3 2-2 6 2 2 1 1 0 14 UCF 32 3-7 0-3 9-10 1 4 3 3 1 0 15 at SMU 35 9-14 3-4 1-2 6 2 6 4 4 2 22 Marshall 33 7-11 2-3 5-7 3 2 2 2 0 0 21 at UTEP 36 6-13 1-7 3-4 5 2 5 2 0 0 16 Houston 34 7-16 2-5 5-5 3 2 0 0 0 1 21 Southern Miss 42 6-17 2-5 3-3 4 2 3 6 1 2 17 Rice 33 6-12 5-6 6-6 4 2 1 3 0 2 23 at Tulane 32 6-12 1-5 2-2 0 3 1 1 0 0 15 at UAB 35 8-17 1-4 4-4 3 2 1 1 0 2 21 Memphis 34 5-12 1-3 7-9 2 3 3 3 0 0 18 vs. Marshall 45 3-11 1-4 7-9 2 5 2 7 0 2 14

2010-11 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Appalachian State 28 3-8 0-3 2-4 1 2 2 6 0 1 8 Oral Roberts 24 5-9 1-1 6-6 3 2 1 1 0 0 17 Missouri State 34 5-10 1-2 2-4 3 1 3 4 0 1 13 vs. UNLV 24 2-5 0-1 5-6 0 3 0 5 0 1 9 vs. Stanford 32 6-12 0-2 8-12 2 0 3 5 0 2 20 vs. CS-Northridge 24 4-8 1-2 10-11 1 3 2 4 0 1 19 at UALR 34 6-14 2-4 0-0 5 4 3 7 0 0 14 Oklahoma State 28 3-8 0-2 2-3 1 3 2 3 0 0 8 Princeton 11 1-4 1-1 0-0 1 2 2 2 0 0 3 at UTEP 17 1-3 1-1 0-0 1 2 2 3 0 0 3 Rice 28 3-7 1-2 8-9 1 0 2 2 0 1 15 at Arizona State 12 2-5 0-1 0-0 1 4 1 3 0 1 4 UAB 29 2-3 0-0 1-2 2 4 3 6 0 2 5 at Houston 20 2-10 1-5 0-2 2 4 2 1 0 0 5 at Tulane 25 4-10 1-5 2-2 2 1 1 2 1 0 11 SMU 19 2-5 1-1 0-0 1 2 1 1 1 0 5 UTEP 25 5-11 1-3 3-4 3 1 2 1 0 0 14 at Memphis 29 3-8 2-5 7-8 0 0 3 2 0 1 15 Houston 30 2-10 1-4 3-5 5 3 2 1 0 0 8 UCF 18 1-5 0-3 1-2 2 5 4 2 0 0 3 at East Carolina 19 4-6 1-2 8-8 1 3 3 2 0 4 17 at SMU 29 6-9 1-2 4-5 2 3 2 3 0 1 17 at Marshall 27 5-11 0-3 6-7 1 2 0 2 0 0 16 at Rice 25 4-10 0-3 4-5 5 4 0 5 0 1 12 Southern Miss 28 4-11 2-5 8-8 1 1 3 2 0 3 18 vs. Rice 25 7-10 1-1 6-7 5 1 1 2 0 0 21 vs. UTEP 28 5-12 0-2 0-1 4 4 2 1 0 0 10


AT MIZZOU:2012-13: Played in 12 games as a reserve forward, scoring a career high four points in the win over South Carolina State and two more vs. Appalachian State ... Averaged 0.5 points and 0.4 rebounds in his 12 appearances ... Saw playing time in seven SEC games including three minutes at both Florida and Mississippi State ... Grabbed a rebound at Florida and one board in the home win against Arkansas.

2011-12: Sat out the season as a transfer from Columbia (N.Y.) University and will be classified as a redshirt sophomore for the 2012-13 campaign.

AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY:2010-11: Played 20 minutes off the bench vs. Harvard and had two blocked shots and a steal ... drained a key three-pointer at Yale ... finished with two points and three rebounds in season-high 18 minutes vs. Princeton ... scored two points and had a rebound in eight minutes of win at Cornell ... in season debut vs. Union, played 10 minutes off the bench and scored four points on 2-of-3 shooting and added a rebound.

DANNYFELDMANNJunior - ForwardJefferson City, Mo. / Columbia Univ.#31 – 6-9, 225 Pounds


HIGH SCHOOL:Played four years of basketball ... team captain as a senior ... McDonald’s High School All-American nominee as a senior ... two-time all-state honoree ... twice named all-district ... averaged 17 points, seven rebounds and two blocks per game as a senior ... averaged nearly 16 points per game with eight rebounds per game as a junior ... two-time academic all-state selection. PERSONAL: Full name is John Daniel Feldmann ... Born Sept. 11, 1991 in Jefferson City, Mo.

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2010-11 11-0 89 8.1 5-12 .417 1-7 .143 0-2 .000 8 / 0.7 2 / 4 5 / 2 11 1.02011-12 DNP-Redshirt (Transfer) 2012-13 12-0 26 2.2 3-4 .750 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 5 / 0.4 0 / 4 0 / 0 6 0.5TOTAL 23-0 115 5.0 8-16 .500 1-8 .125 0-2 .000 13 / 0.6 2 / 8 5 / 2 17 0.7

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 .... 4 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career ....................................................4, twice

Field Goals Made2012-13 .... 2 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career ....................................................2, twice

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 .................................................2, twiceCareer ....................................................3, twice

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer .......................................1 at Yale, 2-5-11

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ..........1 vs. Appalachian State, 12-1-12Career ....................................................2, twice

Free Throws Made2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ........................................................same

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ....................................................... N/A Career .................................. 2 vs. Union, 1-8-11

Rebounds2012-13 ..........................................1, five timesCareer .......................... 2 vs. Princeton, 2-11-11

Assists2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ....................................................1, twice

Blocks2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ............................. 2 vs. Harvard, 2-19-11

Steals2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ....................................................1, twice


DANNY FELDMANN - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Alcorn State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholls State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 App. State 2 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 2 0 0 2 Tennessee State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. Carolina State 5 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 at Ole Miss 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Georgia 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Florida 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Auburn 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 at Miss. State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Arkansas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Texas A&M 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2010-11 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Union 10 2-3 0-1 0-2 1 2 0 1 0 0 4 at Cornell 8 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 at Harvard 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 at Dartmouth 1 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Yale 6 1-1 1-2 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 Princeton 18 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 1 0 1 0 2 Penn 5 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Harvard 20 0-1 0-2 0-0 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 at Penn 8 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 at Princeton 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Brown 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0


AT MIZZOU:2012-13:Played in 10 games, tying a career high with five minutes of action in wins against South Carolina State and at Mississippi State ... Scored five points on a three-pointer and two free throws at Mississippi State ... Added a steal in that Feb. 13 win ... Had two assists against South Carolina State and recorded one rebound vs. Appalachian State. High School:Played one season for Head Coach Jim Scanlon at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, but battled injury as a senior ...Still managed to help the club to a 24-5 overall record and a District crown ... Began his high school career at Palmer Trinity in Miami ... Averaged 15 points per game as a junior, including scoring a career high 48 points in one contest. Personal:Son of Pam and Frank Haith ... Has one sister, Brianna ... Would like to become a dentist after graduation ... Born in College Station, Texas.

COREYHAITHSophomore - GuardMiami, Fla. / Rock Bridge (Mo.)#4 – 5-10, 174 Pounds


Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2012-13 10-0 18 1.8 1-7 .143 1-7 .143 2-4 .500 2 / 0.2 2 / 0 0 / 2 5 0.5TOTAL 10-0 18 1.8 1-7 .143 1-7 .143 2-4 .500 2 / 0.2 2 / 0 0 / 2 5 0.5

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ................. 5 vs. Mississippi State, 2-13-13Career .............................................................same

Field Goals Made2012-13 ................. 1 vs. Mississippi State, 2-13-13Career .............................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ......... 4 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .............................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ................. 1 vs. Mississippi State, 2-13-13Career .............................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ......... 4 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .............................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 .......................................................1 twiceCareer .............................................................same

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ......................................................2, twice Career .............................................................same

Rebounds2012-13 ......................................................1, twiceCareer .............................................................same

Assists2012-13 ......... 2 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .............................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ............................................................ N/ACareer .............................................................same

Steals2012-13 ......................................................1, twiceCareer .............................................................same

COREY HAITH - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Alcorn State 1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholls State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 App. State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tennessee State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. Carolina State 5 0-4 0-4 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Auburn 1 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Miss. State 5 1-2 1-2 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 at S. Carolina 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Arkansas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Texas A&M 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0


AT MIZZOU:2012-13:Played in 25 games, making two starts vs. South Carolina State and Georgia ... Averaged 3.0 points and 1.4 rebounds in 7.9 minutes a contest ... Reached double digits in scoring in back-to-back games, scoring 14 points in the win over Tennessee State and 11 points in his first career start vs. South Carolina State ... Added five key second-half points in Missouri’s win over Bucknell to close the non-conference season ... Ranked sixth on the team with 12 three-point makes ... Dished a career high four assists in the win over Alcorn State, while chipping in eight points and five boards ... Added seven points in a home win against Georgia and seven points at Florida ... Was an excellent foul shooter, hitting 18-of-20 tries (.900).

HIGH SCHOOL:Played for one of the country’s top prep programs at Huntington Prep in Huntington, W. Va. ... Helped the team to a 28-2 overall record and a Top 50 national ranking ... Averaged 9.5 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.1 blocks for a balanced squad ... Averaged nearly 13 points at Huntington Prep as a junior ... Began his junior season at Kiski Prep in Saltsburg, Pa., and averaged 22 points and nearly 10 rebounds and eight assists ... Averaged 17 points and eight rebounds as a sophomore at Kiski ... Scored 23 points and grabbed 12 boards in a high-profile win over Lumiere (Ind.) School in the National Prep Showcase ... Recorded a quadruple-double as a sophomore with 18 points, 10 assists, 12 boards and 10 blocked shots ... Highest scoring game was 49 points

STEFANJANKOVICSophomore - ForwardMississauga, Ontario / Huntington Prep (W.V.)#35 – 6-11, 242 Pounds


... Started his high school career in Canada at Xavier High School in Mississauga, Ontario, and averaged an incredible 33 points and 10 boards per game as a rookie.

PERSONAL:Son of Aida and Drago Jankovic ... Has one brother, Andreas ... Would like to study Hotel/Restaurant Management at Missouri ... Born in Belgrade, Serbia ... His father was a professional handball player and his grandfather played professional soccer ... Family moved to Canada in the 1990s.


Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 .......... 14 vs. Tennessee State, 12-8-12Career .......................................................same

Field Goals Made2012-13 ................................................4, twiceCareer .......................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ................................................7, twiceCareer .......................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ...................................... 2, three timesCareer .......................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ............ 5 vs. Tennessee State, 12-8-12Career .......................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 ...................................... 4, three timesCareer .......................................................same

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ................................................4, twiceCareer .......................................................same

Rebounds2012-13 ................................................5, twiceCareer .......................................................same

Assists2012-13 ................ 4 vs. Alcorn State, 11-13-12Career .......................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ................ 3 vs. Alcorn State, 11-13-12Career .......................................................same

Steals2012-13 ............................3 at Florida, 1-19-13Career .......................................................same


STEFAN JANKOVIC - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts SIUE 9 2-2 2-2 1-1 1 5 1 0 0 0 7 Alcorn State 22 2-6 0-2 4-4 5 4 4 0 3 2 8 Nicholls State 9 0-3 0-0 0-0 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 Stanford 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Louisville 12 0-3 0-2 1-2 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 VCU 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 App. State 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Tennessee State 16 4-7 2-5 4-4 5 2 0 0 1 0 14 S. Carolina State 16 4-7 1-4 2-3 1 2 0 1 0 1 11 at UCLA 4 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 Bucknell 15 2-2 1-1 0-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 5 Alabama 11 0-4 0-1 0-0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 at Ole Miss 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Georgia 11 2-5 1-4 2-2 2 3 0 1 0 0 7 at Florida 13 2-6 1-3 2-2 0 2 0 1 0 3 7 South Carolina 9 0-3 0-3 2-2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 Vanderbilt 12 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 at LSU 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Auburn 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ole Miss 1 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Miss. State 7 2-3 2-3 0-0 2 3 1 1 0 0 6 at S. Carolina 3 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 Arkansas 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Texas A&M 3 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 vs. Colorado State 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


AT MIZZOU:2012-13:Played in 31 games as a reserve for Alex Oriakhi at center and averaged 6.9 minutes per contest ... Averaged 1.0 points and 1.3 rebounds and developed into one of the team’s better post defenders towards the end of the season ... Scored a season high six points in the win over South Carolina State ... Added five points in the win over Stanford ... Top rebounding game came against Alcorn State where he grabbed seven overall, including six on the offensive glass ... Grabbed 51 percent of his rebounds on the offensive glass (21 offensive, 20 defensive) ... Top rebounding games in SEC play came on the road at Florida and Mississippi State when he grabbed four in each contest. HIGH SCHOOL:One of Missouri’s top players his final two seasons of high school and twice earned all-state honors ... Was named the Suburban West Conference Player of the Year as a senior, averaging 19.7 points and 10.7 rebounds ... Finished with 1,862 career points, second all-time in school history and is the school’s career leaders in rebounding and blocked shots ... Grabbed a school record 24 rebounds in one game as a senior ... Named First Team All-Metro by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch as a senior ... Was a four time Suburban West First Team pick ... Led Marquette High School to a 20-12 overall record and a fourth place finish in the

RYANROSBURGSophomore - ForwardChesterfield, Mo. / Marquette H.S.#44 – 6-10, 252 Pounds


Class 5A State Championship ... Led the Mustangs to back-to-back District titles ... Team went 18-11 as a junior en route to that championship ... Won numerous team and school awards, including the US Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award and the Circle Character Award ... Volunteered in the school’s elementary school tutoring program ... Coached in high school by Shane Matzen and in AAU with the Gateway Basketball Club by Kevin McArthy ... Was a finalist for Mr. Show-Me Basketball as a senior. PERSONAL:Son of Cindy and Paul Rosburg ... Has one brother, Andy, who played at Mizzou in 2011-12 ... Is majoring in Business ... Also enjoys playing volleyball.


Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ... 6 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .......................................................same

Field Goals Made2012-13 ... 3 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .......................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ... 4 vs. South Carolina State, 12-17-12Career .......................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ...................................................... N/ACareer .......................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ...................................................... N/ACareer .......................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 ................................................2, twiceCareer .......................................................same

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ..................................... 2, seven timesCareer .......................................................same

Rebounds2012-13 ... 7 vs. South Carolina State, 11-13-12Career .......................................................same

Assists2012-13 ................................................2, twiceCareer .......................................................same

Blocks2012-13 .......................................... 1, six timesCareer .......................................................same

Steals2012-13 ......................... 1 at Ole Miss, 1-12-13Career .......................................................same


RYAN ROSBURG - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts SIUE 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Alcorn State 9 0-1 0-0 1-2 7 0 1 0 1 0 1 Nicholls State 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Stanford 10 2-4 0-0 1-2 2 4 0 0 0 0 5 Louisville 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 VCU 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 App. State 13 1-3 0-0 0-2 3 2 1 0 0 0 2 SEMO 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 Tennessee State 7 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 S. Carolina State 14 3-4 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 1 0 6 at UCLA 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bucknell 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Alabama 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Ole Miss 17 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 1 0 1 2 Georgia 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Florida 23 0-1 0-0 1-2 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 South Carolina 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Vanderbilt 5 0-0 0-0 2-2 3 0 0 0 1 0 2 at LSU 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Auburn 10 0-1 0-0 2-2 2 3 2 1 1 0 2 at Texas A&M 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ole Miss 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Miss. State 11 1-3 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 at Arkansas 7 0-0 0-0 1-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 Florida 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Kentucky 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at S. Carolina 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Arkansas 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Tennessee 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Texas A&M 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 vs. Ole Miss 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


AT MIZZOU:2013-14: Will sit out the 2013-14 season after transferring from Baylor University … Will be classified as a redshirt junior for the 2014-15 season.

AT BAYLOR:2012-13: Played in 36 games for Baylor as a sophomore and averaged 2.4 points and 1.4 rebounds in 10.9 minutes per game … Ranked fourth on the club with 20 steals and his 45.3 percent shooting from the floor ranked among team leaders … Was tied for fourth on the team with 25 offensive rebounds and was fourth with 10 blocked shots … Reached double figures in scoring twice, including 10 points on 4-of-5 shooting vs. Long Beach State in the opening game of the Postseason NIT … Top scoring Big 12 game came at Texas when he was a perfect 3-of-3 from the floor for seven points … Added four rebounds vs. the Longhorns … Finished the year hitting 8-of-12 field goal attempts in postseason play.

2011-12:Appeared in 30 games as reserve guard ... Averaged 3.3 points and 1.9 rebounds in 10.3 minutes off bench ... Had four games with multiple steals ... Made Baylor debut in season-opening 77-55 win Nov. 11 vs. Texas Southern, scoring seven points in 15 minutes ... Chipped in eight points and season-high seven rebounds in Nov. 13 win vs. Jackson State ... Scored then-career-high 10 points, including four dunks, in Nov. 29 win over Prairie View A&M ... Added nine points Dec. 14 vs. Bethune-Cookman, including windmill dunk that was No. 2 on SportsCenter’s Top 10 plays ... Later added eight points and six rebounds in 19 minutes in Dec. 19 win vs. Paul Quinn ... Poured in a career-high 13 points

DEUCEBELLOJunior - GuardGreensboro, N.C. / Baylor #10 – 6-4, 177 Pounds


and added 6 rebounds in 22 minutes before fouling out March 10 against Missouri in Big 12 Championship title game ... Added two steals in two NCAA Tournament games - March 15 vs. South Dakota State and March 25 vs. Kentucky ... Named to Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for fall semester.

HIGH SCHOOL:Four-year letterwinner for head coach Pat Khany at Westchester Country Day School in High Point, N.C. ... Rated four-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals.com and Scout.com ... Averaged 19.3 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists as junior in 2009-10 ... Four-time all-conference and three-time all-state selection, while earning conference player of the year honors twice ... Averaged 20.0 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 3.3 steals as sophomore in 2008-09 ... Played in both Jordan Brand Classic Regional Game (North Carolina players only) and 39th Derby Festival Basketball Classic, scoring a game-high 20 points.

PERSONAL:Full name is Quddus Tosin Bello ... First name is pronounced kuh-Deuce … Goes by the name “Deuce” ... Son of Bummy Bello ... Born Sept. 19, 1992, in New Brunswick, N.J. ... Majoring in marketing.

Season G-GS MIN MPG FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB / AVG. AST / TO BS / S TP AVG. 2011-12 30-0 310 10.3 34-71 .479 3-16 .188 28-50 .560 58 / 1.9 11 / 26 7 / 16 99 3.32012-13 36-0 391 10.9 34-75 .453 2-9 .222 15-35 .429 52 / 1.4 21 / 30 10 / 20 85 2.4 TOTAL 66-0 701 10.6 68-146 .466 5-25 .200 43-85 .506 110 / 1.7 32 / 56 17 / 36 184 2.8

Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ..............................................10, twiceCareer ......................... 13 vs. Missouri, 3-10-12

Field Goals Made2012-13 .......... 4 vs. Long Beach State, 3-20-13Career ........................................... 4, four times

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ...................................... 7, three timesCareer ...... 8 vs. South Carolina State, 11-22-11

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ................................................1, twiceCareer ............................................1, five times

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ........................................1, nine timesCareer ...................................................2, twice

Free Throws Made2012-13 ........... 4 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1-19-13Career ........................... 5 vs. Missouri, 3-10-12

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 ........... 6 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1-19-13Career ........................... 8 vs. Missouri, 3-10-12

Rebounds2012-13 ............................... 5 vs. Texas, 1-5-13Career ................. 7 vs. Jackson State, 11-13-11

Assists2012-13 ........... 3 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1-19-13Career .......................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ........................................1, nine timesCareer ...............2 vs. Texas Southern, 11-11-11

Steals2012-13 ............... 3 vs. Northwestern, 12-4-12Career .......................................................same


DEUCE BELLO - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Lehigh 19 3-3 1-1 0-0 2 2 2 2 1 0 7 Jackson State 19 3-7 0-1 0-1 4 0 1 2 1 0 6 vs. Boston College 17 2-4 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 2 5 vs. Colorado 16 3-7 0-1 0-0 2 2 1 0 0 2 6 vs. St. John’s 2 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 College of Charleston 16 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 at Kentucky 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 Northwestern 17 1-1 0-0 1-2 0 1 1 0 0 3 3 Lamar 11 1-1 0-0 1-1 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 BYU 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Gonzaga 1 0-2 0-0 0-2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 Texas 15 1-4 0-0 1-2 5 2 0 3 1 2 3 at Texas Tech 17 1-1 0-0 1-2 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 TCU 18 2-4 0-1 0-0 1 3 1 0 1 0 4 at Kansas 19 0-1 0-0 1-4 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 Hardin-Simmons 23 3-7 0-1 4-6 4 1 3 2 1 0 10 Oklahoma State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 at TCU 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 3 2 1 1 0 2 Oklahoma 8 0-4 0-1 0-0 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 at Iowa State 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 at Oklahoma State 9 1-1 0-0 1-2 3 1 0 0 0 1 3 Texas Tech 13 1-4 0-1 0-2 2 0 2 1 0 1 2 West Virginia 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 at Kansas State 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 Iowa State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Oklahoma 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 3 0 1 0 0 0 at West Virginia 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 Kansas State 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 at Texas 20 3-3 0-0 1-2 4 2 1 3 1 1 7 Kansas 13 0-3 0-0 0-0 3 1 1 1 0 2 0 vs. Oklahoma State 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 2 1 0 0 Long Beach State 15 4-5 0-1 2-5 1 2 0 2 0 0 10 Arizona State 14 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 0 0 0 6 Providence 8 1-1 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 1 0 2 2 vs. BYU 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Iowa 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011-12 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Texas Southern 15 3-7 0-1 1-5 1 2 1 3 2 2 7 Jackson State 19 2-3 1-1 3-4 7 3 0 3 1 0 8 San Diego State 8 2-3 1-1 0-0 1 2 1 0 0 0 5 South Carolina State 15 2-8 0-2 2-4 4 0 1 0 0 1 6 Texas-Arlington 9 0-3 0-2 0-0 2 2 0 4 0 1 0 Prairie View A&M 17 4-5 0-1 2-3 4 2 1 1 0 2 10 at Northwestern 9 0-0 0-0 1-2 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 Bethune-Cookman 17 4-5 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 1 0 0 9 at BYU 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 Paul Quinn 19 3-7 0-1 2-4 6 3 1 1 1 1 8 vs. Saint Mary’s 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 at Kansas State 5 1-1 0-0 1-2 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 Oklahoma State 14 1-1 0-0 2-2 1 4 2 0 0 0 4 at Kansas 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 Missouri 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Kansas 9 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 Missouri 3 1-2 0-1 2-4 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 Iowa State 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Texas 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 Texas Tech 12 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 2 1 1 0 0 3 at Iowa State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 vs. Kansas State 9 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 vs. Kansas 14 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 vs. Missouri 22 4-6 0-1 5-8 6 5 1 1 1 0 13 vs. S. Dakota State 17 0-3 0-1 4-6 1 2 0 1 0 2 4 vs. Colorado 11 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 1 1 0 4 vs. Xavier 15 0-2 0-0 1-2 1 4 0 1 0 0 1 vs. Kentucky 13 1-3 0-0 1-2 1 3 0 1 0 2 3


HIGH SCHOOL:Averaged 7.0 points and 5.0 rebounds for Metea Valley High School in Aurora, Ill., as a senior to help the Mustangs (19-10) to a runner-up finish in the Upstate 8 Conference … Was a key contributor on a 25-5 squad as a junior … Metea Valley won the Upstate 8 and regional crowns that season and advanced to the Illinois Class 4A Sweet 16 … Was ranked as one of the state’s Top 30 recruits by ChicagoHoops.com as a senior … Competed on the AAU circuit with Illinois Fundamental U and the Illinois Heat.

PERSONAL:Full name is Hayden Kirk Barnard … Born Jan. 13, 1995, in St. Louis, Mo. … Son of Pam and Jim Barnard … Has one brother, Dylan, is a senior at Mizzou … Parents are both graduates of Mizzou … Plans to major in Finance … Was a leader and member of the Younglife Christian Group and was a Peer Partner, serving as a sports mentor for mentally/physically challenged youth … Would like to work on Wall Street after his playing career.

HAYDENBARNARDFreshman - ForwardAurora, Ill. / Metea Valley#42 – 6-10, 215 Pounds


HIGH SCHOOL:Tough-minded floor general that led his team to the 2013 Michigan Class A state championship, a 27-1 overall record and a No. 24 ranking in the final ESPN High School Power Rankings … Defeated formerly undefeated and No. 17 nationally-ranked Pershing High School in the playoffs en route to that state title … One of the top defenders in the state of Michigan his junior and senior seasons … Was named first team all-state each of his final two years as a prep, averaging 12.8 points, 4.0 rebounds and 6.5 assists during his senior season … Nearly recorded a triple-double in a playoff win over Grand Rapids Christian, scoring seven points, dishing nine assists and grabbing eight boards …. Ranked among the Top 100 players nationally by virtually every recruiting service ... Ranked No. 72 nationally by Rivals.com and No. 79 by ESPN.com ... Led Romulus to an 18-7 overall mark as a junior in 2011-12 … Averaged 18 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.3 steals as a junior ... He also shot 57 percent from the floor and 38 percent from three-point range that season.

PERSONAL:Full name is Wesley Lavert Clark … Son of Yvette Johnson and Wes Clark Sr. … Born Dec. 12, 1994, in Detroit, Mich. … Is undeclared on a major … Enjoys movies and his favorite movie to this point is Mission Impossible.

WES CLARKFreshman - GuardDetroit, Mich. / Romulus H.S.#1 – 6-0, 171 Pounds


HIGH SCHOOL:Ranked among the Top 100 players nationally by 247 Sports (No. 94) and among the Top 125 players nationally by Rivals.com (No. 123) … Played his senior season at prep school power La Lumiere (Ind.) after beginning his high school tenure in his home state of Arizona at Basha High School in Chandler, Ariz. … Averaged 11 points and nine rebounds for a talented and balanced La Lumiere squad as a senior … Shot 58 percent from the floor … Helped his team to a 26-6 overall record and a Top 20 ranking in the final ESPN National Poll … Was selected to play in the inaugural West Coast All-Star Classic and scored 13 points to lead the West to a 123-121 win … Also played in the Global All-Star Challenge and had 11 points and nine boards vs. an international squad … Earned all-state recognition from the Arizona Republic his first three seasons while playing at Basha ... Averaged 19.6 points and 10.6 rebounds as a junior, helping his club to a 24-7 overall record ... Broke the school record with 22 rebounds in a win against Kofa ... Added 25 points in that win as well ... Averaged 9.9 rebounds a night as a sophomore ... Was named a Second Team Freshman All-America by MaxPreps.com, averaging 14.2 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.0 blocks.

PERSONAL:Full name is Torren Lorenzo Jones … Son of Cheryl Jones … Born Oct. 28, 1994, in Chicago … Plans to major in Business at Mizzou … Off the basketball court he enjoys cooking … Favorite dish to make is shrimp and pasta.

TORRENJONESFreshman - ForwardChandler, Ariz. / La Lumiere (Ind.)#24 – 6-8, 234 Pounds


JUNIOR COLLEGE:One of the country’s top junior college players as a sophomore … Earned Second Team Junior College All-America honors after averaging 12.3 points and 8.3 rebounds for Southwestern Illinois College … Was named the Great Rivers Athletic Conference MVP in 2013 and was a Region 24 All-First Team selection … Ranked the No. 3 junior college player by Rivals.com … Shot 54.4 percent from the floor and blocked 1.9 shots per game, which ranked No. 27 nationally … Developed as a scorer during his sophomore season and scored a career high 25 points vs. Vincennes … Had seven games with 18+ points … Had 20 points and 17 rebounds in a win over Moraine Valley … Finished 2012-13 with 10 double-doubles.

HIGH SCHOOL:Played one season of prep basketball (2010-11) at Westwind Academy in Phoenix, Ariz. … Began his high school career at Oak Bay in Victoria, British Columbia, where he played for head coach Josh Elsdon … Averaged 12.5 points in league action for Oak Bay and led his club to the 2009-10 AAA Lower Island Zone Championship and was named a tournament All-Star … Was a First Team All-Star All-Lower Island pick in volleyball as well, leading the team in blocks and kills from his middle blocker position … Helped Oak Bay to a second place finish in the 2007-08 Provincial Zone championship as a sophomore.

PERSONAL:Full name is Keanau Dennis Post … Son of Jazmynn Post … Born Sept. 4, 1992, in Victoria, British Columbia … Undeclared on a major and enjoys traveling when away from the basketball court.

KEANAUPOSTJunior - ForwardVictoria, B.C. /Southwestern Illinois C.C.#45 – 6-11, 268 Pounds


AT MIZZOU:2013-14: Will sit out the 2013-14 season after transferring from the University of Louisville … Will be classified as a redshirt junior for the 2014-15 season.

AT LOUISVILLE:2012-13:Gained his first career start against Duke in November (four pts., three reb.), filling in for the injured Gorgui Dieng ... Started seven games, averaging 2.1 points and 1.9 rebounds as a starter ... His six points at College of Charleston matched a career high and his four rebounds was a season-high ... Swatted a career-high two shots against Miami (Ohio) ... Grabbed eight rebounds and blocked two shots in 11 minutes against Pikeville in the Cardinals’ first exhibition game of the season.

2011-12:Totaled a season-best six points and six rebounds in 15 minutes of action against Fairleigh Dickinson ... Scored his first collegiate points with a bucket against UT Martin in the Cards’ season opener ... Scored 11 points and had four steals in an exhibition victory over the Real Deal Shockers on Aug. 12 on the Cards’ 2011 preseason trip to the Bahamas. HIGH SCHOOL:Averaged 11.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and shot 63 percent from the field as a senior in helping Jeffersontown High School post a 25-7 record and reach the regional finals ... First team all-state selection as a senior ... His family moved to Louisville for his senior season after playing the start of his high school career at St. Edward’s in Lakewood, Ohio ... Ranked No. 56 nationally in the ESPN 100, 67th by Rivals.com, No. 63 by USA Today recruiting analyst Rob Harrington, and 65th by Scout.com ...

ZACHPRICEJunior - ForwardCleveland, Ohio / Louisville#25 – 6-10, 250 Pounds


Participated in two all-star games, producing six points and 10 rebounds for the White team in the Derby Festival Classic in Louisville’s KFC Yum! Center; and scored eight points in the NeXt All-American Classic in Chicago ... Member of the 2011 Kentucky all-state team ... Averaged 9.1 points per game as a junior at St. Edward’s, capping off his season with a double-double (11 points, 10 rebounds) in St. Edward’s tight 61-57 loss to Mentor in the regional finals of the 2010 Ohio High School Boys Basketball State Championship ... The Eagles finished the year 20-5, while Price garnered honorable-mention All-Northeast Lakes District honors. PERSONAL:Born June 7, 1993 ... Son of Valerie and James Price ... Has one older sister (Jamie) ... Is undeclared on a major at Missouri ... Best basketball advice given to him was to always remain humble and never give up ... Few people know that he can speak Spanish.


Season/Career BestsPoints2012-13 ......6 at College of Charleston, 12-4-12Career ....................................................6, twice

Field Goals Made2012-13 ......3 at College of Charleston, 12-4-12Career ........................................................same

Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ......5 at College of Charleston, 12-4-12Career ....................................................5, twice

3-pt Field Goals Made2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ........................................................same

3-pt Field Goals Attempted2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ........................................................same

Free Throws Made2012-13 ................. 2 vs. South Florida, 1-12-13Career ....................................................2, twice

Free Throws Attempted2012-13 .................................................2, twice Career ..........4 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12-10-11

Rebounds2012-13 .................................................4, twiceCareer ..........5 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12-10-11

Assists2012-13 ....................................................... N/ACareer ........................................................same

Blocks2012-13 ................2 vs. Miami (Ohio), 11-18-12Career ........................................................same

Steals2012-13 ......1 at College of Charleston, 12-4-12Career .......................................... 1, three times


ZACH PRICE - CAREER GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORES2012-13 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Manhattan 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Samford 6 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 Miami (Ohio) 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 1 2 0 0 vs. Missouri 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 vs. Duke 19 2-3 0-0 0-0 3 2 0 0 1 0 4 Illinois State 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at College of Charleston 8 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 1 1 1 6 UMKC 15 2-2 0-0 1-2 3 3 0 0 1 0 5 at Memphis 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 FIU 15 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 0 2 vs. Western Kentucky 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kentucky 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Seton Hall 5 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 South Florida 4 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Notre Dame 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. N. Carolina A&T 8 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011-12 SEASONOpponent Min FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb PF A TO BLK STL Pts Tennessee-Martin 10 1-2 0-0 0-3 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 Arkansas State 6 1-2 0-0 0-1 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 Long Beach State 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 IUPUI 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 15 2-5 0-0 2-4 5 5 0 2 1 0 6 DePaul 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Marquette 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 at Pittsburgh 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Rutgers 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Connecticut 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 at West Virginia 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 at Cincinnati 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 South Florida 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Seton Hall 2 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 vs. Marquette 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 vs. Notre Dame 1 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 vs. New Mexico 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Florida 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


HIGH SCHOOL:Averaged 17.4 points and 7.1 assists as a senior at South Kent School (Conn.) after beginning his high school career at St. Raymond’s High School in Bronx, N.Y. … Led St. Ray’s to a CHSAA Class AA city championship as a junior, the school’s first since 2004 … Finished the year 22-10 and averaged 13.7 points and 6.2 assists, while being named to the CHSAA All-Tournament team … Was named an all-conference pick as a junior … Selected to play in the Jordan Brand Classic Regional Game … Scored 12 points and dished eight assists while leading his club to a 114-102 victory at Barclays Center.

PERSONAL:Full name is Shane Legend Rector … Son of Tabitha and Deshon Rector … Born August 20, 1994, in Bronx, N.Y. … Undeclared on his major, but would like to continue to work with basketball after his playing career is completed … Enjoys spending time with family and friends away from the court.

SHANERECTORFreshman - GuardBronx, N.Y. / S. Kent Prep (Conn.)#11 – 6-1, 171 Pounds


HIGH SCHOOL:Earned first team all-state honors from the Tennessee Sports Writers Association as a senior in 2013 after leading Southwind High School to a 34-6 overall record and a state title … Averaged 18.9 points and 9.5 rebounds as a senior and was ranked a Four Star player by virtually every scouting publication including Rivals.com, Scout.com and ESPN.com … Ranked No. 42 nationally by Rivals (No. 13 forward) and No. 55 overall by ESPN ... Three-time all-state honoree in Tennessee … Was named to the Class AAA all-state squad as a sophomore and junior … Averaged 15.7 points as a junior and 17.3 points and 11.5 rebounds as a sophomore … Finished his high school tenure with an 88-17 record … Member of Team USA for both the U17 World Championships and the U16 squad that won the FIBA Americas title in 2011 … Averaged 7.0 points and 4.6 rebounds at the U17 World Championships, shooting 54 percent from the floor in 15.5 minutes a contest.

PERSONAL:Full name is Johnathan Lee Williams … Son of Barbara and Johnny Williams … Born May 22, 1995, in Memphis … Would like to study Physical Therapy or Veterinary Medicine at Mizzou … Enjoys movies, spending time with family and friends and being active in his church, as well as Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

JOHNATHANWILLIAMS IIIFreshman - ForwardMemphis, Tenn. / Southwind#3 – 6-9, 208 Pounds


HEAD COACH FRANK HAITH (Elon ‘88)Third Season at MissouriTenth Season Overall: 182-117Hometown: Burlington, N.C.Wife: PamChildren: Corey & Brianna

Head Coach Frank Haith begins his third season at the University of Missouri after leading the Tigers to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances and transitioning the program into its new home, the Southeastern Conference.

The winningest coach at Missouri through his first two seasons (53-16, .768), Haith has made an immediate impact at Mizzou, not only with his club’s efforts on the hardwood, but his commitment to the program’s academic advancement and his support of the Columbia community.

Last year en route to Mizzou’s fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament, Haith’s Tigers enjoyed a record-breaking team cumulative GPA of 3.06 and had three players, including starters Jabari Brown and Laurence Bowers, named to the SEC Winter Honor Roll. Bowers later became the first-ever Missouri Basketball player to finish his playing career with a Master’s degree and Haith’s time at Mizzou has resulted in 9-of-10 seniors earning degrees. In the community, Haith has been an active fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Columbia and serves on the Coaches vs. Cancer leadership council. Coaches vs. Cancer was of course co-founded by Mizzou legend Norm Stewart. Haith was also a 2012 recipient of the Key to the City of St. Louis from Mayor Francis Slay and was honored by his alma mater, Elon, as the 2012 Eugene Perry Distinguished Alumnus, and was tapped into the Mizzou Omicron Delta Kappa leadership society for his efforts mentoring student-athletes.

While Haith has shown an incredible ability to be well-rounded outside of basketball, it has been his team’s play on the court that has led to record-breaking attendance marks at Mizzou Arena the last two seasons. Last year he became the fastest Tiger head coach to 50 wins and has worked diligently to revamp a roster that has completely transformed in just two years.


Last season Missouri was the lone college basketball program to advance to NCAA Tournament play with just one returning starter and Haith will look to duplicate that feat once more this season with just one starter, Jabari Brown, back from last year’s 23-11 campaign.

“I was really proud of that team last year because we had so many new parts, including on our coaching staff, but those who know me understand I am never satisfied and always want to achieve more,” Haith said. “We are going to continue to develop a program that our fans and our state can identify with. We want this program to have that same blue-collar mentality that Coach Stewart brought and I feel like that’s starting to take shape.”

During last season’s NCAA Tournament run Missouri enjoyed its second undefeated season in Mizzou Arena history, going 17-0 at home with wins over a pair of nationally-ranked opponents, including No. 5 Florida. In fact under Haith Missouri is an outstanding 9-4 vs. Top 25 teams including a 5-3 mark vs. the Top 10.

That performance came on the heels of a 30-5 inaugural season in Columbia.

Picked fourth in the Big 12 Conference pre-season coaches’ poll, Missouri won a school-record 14 league games, and finished second in the conference standings with a 14-4 mark. The Tigers won the school’s final Big 12 Tournament Championship with a 3-0 run in Kansas City, before advancing to the NCAA Tournament.

With that record-setting first season in the books, Haith received recognition in the form of numerous coaching accolades, including the prestigious Henry Iba National Coach of the Year honor, as well as the Associated Press National Coach of the Year. He was also named the Big 12 Coach of the Year and was the U.S. Basketball Writers Association District VI Coach of the Year. As a first-year coach, Haith guided his team to more regular season wins than any other Mizzou coach before him and became the first Tiger head coach since 1920-21 to win his first 14 games.

“It has been a special two years here and the future is only going to get brighter,” Haith said. “Anytime you take over a program there is a process you need to follow to build a recruiting base, build your brand and most importantly, build the support of your fans.


That has taken place here quickly and I’m really excited about the long-term future of Mizzou Basketball.”

The 27-year coaching veteran was hired at Missouri on April 5, 2011, and immediately appreciated the Tiger’s passionate fan base. The Burlington, N.C., native came from the University of Miami where he was not only forced to instill a winning mentality to his players and supporters, but do it at a university void of any lengthy basketball tradition.

“Being the head coach at the University of Missouri is such an honor and it’s something that has become more and more meaningful during our time here,” Haith said. “Obviously the passionate fan base is what grabbed my attention first, but the support of the administration, the support of our community and the support of our students is second to none.

“We have the complete package here and that’s what sets us apart in college basketball. We have incredible facilities, we have a national brand when we go out on the road and Missouri has shown, time and time again, it supports its teams with vigor, but also in a first-class manner.”

Haith’s task at the University of Miami was monumental, but his process of building a well-rounded program certainly helped turn around the fortunes of the Hurricanes last season, which had the most experienced team in the country with a host of fifth-year and sixth-year seniors, each recruited by Haith.

In his first of seven seasons as the head coach, Haith guided the ‘Canes to seven ACC victories (despite being picked last) and qualified for postseason play. He was recognized by being named a Naismith National Coach of the Year finalist and NABC District 6 Coach of the Year.

Miami returned to postseason play the following year. The Hurricanes won 18 more games and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NIT, recording the program’s first postseason wins since 2000. Over his final four seasons, Haith’s Miami squad averaged 21 wins per season, with four consecutive postseason trips.

Postseason success was a theme under Haith. His teams won six total games in the NCAA and National Invitation tournaments, including a memorable run to the second round of the Big Dance in 2008. The ‘Canes went 23-11 in Haith’s fourth season, just one win shy of the school record and he was named a finalist for ACC Coach of the Year and the Skip Prosser Man of the Year honors.

And it’s not just on the hardwood where Haith has fueled incredible growth amongst his players. During his time at both Missouri and Miami his players were visible in the community and Haith has seen an incredible 31-of-33 seniors to play for him walked across the stage to receive a diploma.

“That’s my proudest moment,” Haith said. “To know we churn out young men, ready to make positive contributions in the community, ready to be great fathers and husbands. That’s what coaching at the college level is all about.”

It’s not an accident Frank Haith was hired as the 17th basketball coach at Mizzou. The grind from student-assistant at Elon College to being named the National Recruiter of the Year by Rivals.com doesn’t just happen without a dedication to family, career and your student-athletes.

Haith paid his own way through Elon and graduated in 1988. He helped the Fighting Christians twice win 20 games and earned the opportunity to cut his teeth at perennial power Wake Forest the following year as a graduate assistant. His first full-time coaching position at Division I came at UNC-Wilmington from 1990-92 and he laid the foundation for his job at Missouri with a three-year stop at Texas A&M from 1992-95, which included helping the Aggies reach postseason play in 1994.

A remarkable 21-win campaign during his one season at Penn State (1995-96) allowed the Nittany Lions to reach the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 31 years, and he returned to Texas A&M and the Big 12 Conference for one season as the Aggies’ Associate Head Coach in 1996-97 before returning to Wake Forest from 1997-98. The Demon Deacons reached postseason play each of his four


COACHING EXPERIENCE2011-Present Missouri Head Coach2004-11 Miami Head Coach2001-04 Texas Associate H.C.1997-01 Wake Forest Assistant Coach1996-97 Texas A&M Associate H.C.1995-96 Penn State Assistant Coach1992-95 Texas A&M Assistant Coach1990-92 UNC-Wilmington Assistant Coach1989-90 Wake Forest Grad. Assistant 1986-89 Elon Assistant Coach

COACHING ACHIEVEMENTSAt Missouri2013 NCAA Tournament2012 National Coach of the Year Big 12 Coach of the Year Big 12 Champions School Record Conference Wins NCAA TournamentAt Miami2011 Postseason NIT Winningest Postseason Coach in Miami History2009 Postseason NIT2008 NCAA Tournament Skip Prosser Man of the Year Finalist2006 Postseason NIT2005 Postseason NIT NABC District 6 Coach of the Year Naismith Coach of the Year Finalist

HEAD COACHING CAREER RECORDUniversity of Missouri(Head Coach)Year Record Pct. 2011-12 30-5 .857 2012-13 23-11 .676 at Missouri 53-16 .768Career 182-117 .607

University of Miami (Fla.)(Head Coach)Year Record Pct. 2010-11 21-15 .583 2009-10 20-13 .606 2008-09 19-13 .594 2007-08 23-11 .677 2006-07 12-20 .375 2005-06 18-16 .529 2004-05 16-13 .552 at Miami 129-101 .561


years in Winston-Salem, including winning the NIT Championship in 2000 and reaching NCAA Tournament play in 2001.

Haith parlayed that success at Wake Forest into an opportunity at the University of Texas. Coaching alongside friend and mentor Rick Barnes, Haith was a part of (at the time) the winningest three-year stretch in Texas Basketball history. The Longhorns averaged better than 24 wins per season and never failed to reach the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns advanced to the Final Four in 2003 and Haith worked magic on the recruiting trail, ushering four McDonald’s All-Americans to Austin, including Brad Buckman (2002), LaMarcus Aldridge (2004), Daniel Gibson (2004) and Michael Williams (2004). Aldridge and Gibson are now mainstays in the NBA, with Aldridge being drafted No. 2 overall to the Chicago Bulls. The Class was rated No. 2 nationally by Rivals.com and Haith was the nation’s hottest young coach. So began the daunting reclamation project at Miami, which concluded with an average of 21 wins over his last four years, national rankings in three of his final four campaigns and three of the school’s six (all-time) 20-win ledgers.

One of 10 siblings, family will always be first for Frank Haith, and his student-athletes are part of that family. A proud father and husband, Frank and his wife Pam are the parents of two children, Corey and Brianna and his son is entering his second year with the Mizzou program this season.

Frank and Pam met in high school, began dating a short time after and have been together for 29 years. The Haith family is an active participant in its home communities and spearheaded fund-raising and renovation efforts for Morningside Park in Elon, N.C., in the neighborhood in which Haith grew up. In Columbia, the family is actively involved with the Boys & Girls Club of the Columbia Area, as well as a member of Coaches vs. Cancer on a national level.

Head Coach Frank Haith is congratulated by Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive after receiving the 2012 Associated Press National Coach of the Year Award.


ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH TIM FULLER (Wake Forest ‘00)Third Season at MissouriHometown: Woodbridge, Va.Children: Timothy II, Gabriel, Solomon

Named one of college basketball’s Top 10 assistant coaches under the age of 40 by ESPN.com, Associate Head Coach Tim Fuller begins his third season on the sidelines at Missouri and has been a key figure in Missouri’s hardwood success (53-16) and recruiting resurgence.

A former student-athlete at Wake Forest, Fuller has spent time coaching and teaching at each level of basketball since beginning his professional career, and has used those experiences to help attract one of the country’s top incoming classes to Columbia, Mo., this season.

Fuller has enjoyed success on every step of the basketball ladder and as recruiting coordinator, is charged with bringing top talent to Mizzou, while also helping to mentor Missouri student-athletes on and off the basketball court.

Despite being widely considered one of college basketball’s top “up-and-comers”, Fuller already has 17 seasons of basketball coaching, playing, marketing and administrative experience under his belt. In his first season at Missouri he helped coach the Tigers to 30 wins and a Big 12 Championship, and was a valuable figure in helping the team rank among college basketball’s leaders in winning percentage and offensive efficiency.

In 2012-13 Fuller was charged with the development of Missouri’s post play and helped induce career seasons from fifth-year senior Laurence Bowers and transfer senior Alex Oriakhi. In addition, Missouri ranked among the national leaders in rebounding margin (No. 4 +8.5) and offensive efficiency and the team recorded 22 total point-rebound double-doubles, the most since the 1990-91 season.

“Tim has been such a vital part of our staff over the past two seasons and we asked him to take on a greater role working with our post players last year and he did a fantastic job,” Head Coach Frank Haith said. “Tim continues to be an incredible resource for me in practice and on the bench during games and he has such a bright future in the game of basketball.”

Haith elevated Fuller to Associate Head Coach in 2012 and since his arrival the Tigers have won 53 games and advanced to consecutive NCAA Tournaments.

“Missouri has been such a great place for us,” Fuller said. “The city, family atmosphere, fan support; Mizzou and Columbia have everything you want as a coach and a father, and it’s a great selling point on the recruiting trail. I am excited about what we have accomplished over the past


two seasons, but we always want more. There is still more work ahead.”

Fuller met Missouri head coach Frank Haith while a student-athlete at Wake Forest when Haith served as an assistant coach to Dave Odom. He earned varsity letters playing for the Demon Deacons from 1997-2000, including a run to No. 2 in the country, and was named a co-captain during his senior season.

“I have known Tim (Fuller) since his playing days at Wake Forest,” Haith said. “He is a tireless worker. He has risen up the coaching ranks and has made a big impact at every stop along the way. He has learned from some great coaches. Coach (Rick) Pitino, Coach (Dave) Odom and Coach (Ernie) Nestor, so Tim has a wealth of experience. Obviously Tim has great contacts all over the country, not just because of his ability to teach the game of basketball, but his connections with Nike and the AAU and high school circuits. Being able to hire Tim from a school like Louisville speaks volumes to what is taking place at Missouri. This program is highly thought of across America.”

After graduating from Wake Forest with a degree in communications in 2000, Fuller served as an intern in the Atlantic Coast Conference office and worked as a volunteer coach with Division I North Carolina A&T. Fuller secured his first full-time coaching duties at the high school level at West Forsyth High School in Clemmons, N.C., where he coached future New Orleans Hornets and LA Clippers star, Chris Paul.

Fuller broke back into the college ranks in 2002-03 as an assistant for Ernie Nestor at Elon College and was promoted to associate head coach at Elon before briefly joining Haith’s staff at Miami as the Director of Basketball Operations. Fuller returned to his alma mater (Wake Forest) as the Director of Basketball Operations for two seasons under Skip Prosser and joined Ed Cooley’s staff at Fairfield for a season in 2006-07 as an assistant coach. Taking a hiatus from the college game, Fuller joined Nike to help promote the game of basketball at the NBA level before returning to college at Louisville in 2010.

The Woodbridge, Va., native has three children, Timothy II, Gabriel Elijah and Solomon Dior.

EDUCATION- Woodbridge (N.C.) High School, 1996- Wake Forest, 2000, B.S.

COACHING HISTORY- 2000-01 N.C. A&T Vol. Assistant - 2001-02 West Forsyth HS Assistant Coach- 2002-03 Elon College Assistant Coach- 2003-04 Elon College Associate Coach- 2004-06 Wake Forest Director of Ops- 2006-07 Fairfield Assistant Coach- 2010-11 Louisville Assistant Coach- 2011-12 Missouri Assistant Coach- 2012-Present Missouri Associate H.C.

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE- 2005 Wake Forest NCAA- 2006 Wake Forest NIT- 2011 Louisville NCAA- 2012 Missouri NCAA- 2013 Missouri NCAA

PLAYING HISTORY- 1992-96 Woodbridge High School- 1996-00 Wake Forest


ASSISTANT COACH DAVE LEITAO(Northeastern ‘82)Second Season at MissouriHometown: New Bedford, Mass.Wife: JoyceChildren: David, Reese, Tyson

Dave Leitao, a conference championship head coach during stops at DePaul and Virginia, enters his second season as an assistant coach at the University of Missouri.

One of the most respected coaches in college basketball, Leitao has been a difference maker at each stop throughout his successful career and helped the Tigers integrate four new starters and 12 new players in Head Coach Frank Haith’s second season. Among Leitao’s many accomplishments on the hardwood are league titles at DePaul (2004) and Virginia (2007), as well as 22 career postseason appearances, including 13 NCAA Tournaments. His championship pedigree includes the 1999 National Championship at the University of Connecticut, where he served as the Associate Head Coach under Basketball Hall of Famer Jim Calhoun.

Last season at Mizzou Leitao assisted with both the guards and the forwards, helping the Tigers rank among the national leaders in both offensive efficiency and rebounding. Leitao also provided another veteran presence on the bench as Missouri topped 20 wins for the fifth consecutive year and returned to NCAA Tournament play despite having just one returning player from the previous season.

“Dave was such a valuable resource for our team last season and having coached and recruited against him for so many years it was a major coup for our program to be able to recruit Dave to our campus,” Head Coach Frank Haith said. “Our players have such tremendous respect for Dave and his years of experience

coaching and mentoring young people has paid big dividends for our program.”

Named the 2007 ACC Coach of the Year after leading the Virginia Cavaliers to an 11-5 league mark (21-11 overall) and a win in the NCAA Tournament, the 53-year-old comes to Mizzou after one season coaching the Maine Red Claws of the National Basketball Association’s Developmental League (NBDL). He led Maine to a three-game improvement last season, working with an organization that is the official minor league partner of the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and the Charlotte Bobcats.

The New Bedford, Mass., native has 27 seasons of coaching experience under his belt. In the collegiate ranks he most recently spent four seasons at Virginia (2005-09) and three seasons at DePaul (2002-05). He has won 143 career games as a head coach, with three 20-win seasons, two league titles and six trips to postseason play.

“Coach Leitao had such a big impact on all of us,” former Tiger Alex Oriakhi said. “He has a great understanding of the game and does a great job communicating and teaching. I played the best basketball of my career last season and it had to do with the coaching. This staff puts their trust in you and really instills the confidence you need to go out there and perform at your best.”

Leitao was mentored into college basketball under the Hall of Famer, Jim Calhoun, who recruited the 6-foot-7 forward to Northeastern University (1978-82). As a student-athlete, Leitao’s teams went 79-34 overall and he was named team captain each of his final two seasons, each of which culminated with a trip to the NCAA Tournament. His 1982 Northeastern Huskies


won a first round contest against St. Joseph’s before falling to third-seeded Villanova in triple overtime. Over his four seasons Leitao averaged 6.0 points and 5.4 rebounds and was known for his defensive intensity, which has fueled his coaching focus.

“The University of Missouri has been a great experience for me and my family,” Leitao said. “Missouri is a national program with tremendous success, incredible facilities, passionate fans and first-class leadership of Mike Alden and Chancellor Brady Deaton. You see everything that has taken place on this campus over recent years and you can’t help but to be excited about the momentum we have going forward.”

Leitao began his coaching career as a full-time assistant under Calhoun at his alma mater in 1984, helping Northeastern to two more NCAA berths and a combined 48-14 record. The pair then moved to the University of Connecticut where the team grew from a 9-19 mark in year one (1986-87) to make seven consecutive postseason trips, four NCAA Tournaments, two NCAA Sweet 16’s and an NCAA Elite Eight.That run propelled Leitao to his first head coaching job at Northeastern (1994-96) where he won 18 games as a first year head coach. He then returned to UConn as Associate Head Coach and made six more postseason trips highlighted by the 1999 NCAA Championship.

At UConn Leitao assisted in the recruitment of several future NBA performers including the likes of Ray Allen, Richard Hamilton, Emeka Okafor, Donyell Marshall, Clifford Robinson, Jake Voskuhl, Travis Knight, Scott Burrell, Caron Butler, Khalid El-Amin, Tate George, Donny Marshall and Kevin Ollie.

“I’ve known Dave so long, he is practically a member of my family,” former Connecticut Head Coach Jim Calhoun said. “As a player, he was a great leader and he came with me from Day One at UConn to help build a program, so he obviously shares in an awful lot of the success we’ve been fortunate enough to achieve.

“He went on to become a tremendous head coach, winning an ACC championship and being named ACC Coach of the Year,” Calhoun continued. “But besides being an outstanding coach, he’s an outstanding person --- one of the best people I’ve ever been involved with as a player, a coach, and a close friend. What Dave adds to the Missouri staff is a coach who has seen everything from building a program, to recruiting at the highest level, to winning national championships, to developing young men into players who can succeed at the next level. He has first-hand experience in every phase of college basketball and there is no doubt in my mind that he will be a tremendous asset to Coach Haith’s staff. I wish him nothing but great success at Missouri.”


Connecticut made two more NCAA Elite Eight trips (1998 and 2002) during his second stint in Storrs, Conn., and following a 2001-02 campaign in which the Huskies went 27-6, a more seasoned Leitao returned to the sidelines as a head coach at DePaul. The Blue Demons won 58 games over three years in Chicago and advanced to three consecutive postseasons. His 2004 squad shared the Conference USA title and qualified for the NCAA Tournament, while his 2005 Blue Demons earned a postseason NIT victory over Missouri at Mizzou Arena in 2005. In Leitao’s first season, the Blue Demons were one of college basketball’s most improved clubs going from a 9-19 mark (2-12 in C-USA) the year before his arrival to 16-13 (8-8 C-USA). In fact Leitao’s league crown and NCAA berth at DePaul remain the most recent in that program’s history.

Leitao then took over at Virginia in 2005-06 and led the program to three postseason trips, including the league title in 2007. That 2007 Cavaliers squad was pegged eighth in the ACC preseason poll, but shared the conference title with North Carolina and recorded the most league wins (11) since 1994-95. That team also topped Albany in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, marking Virginia’s first NCAA appearance since 2001 and first NCAA win since 1995.

Leitao has used an attention to detail and defensive mindset as a catalyst for success at each stop. Virginia led the ACC (in league games) in field goal percentage defense (.408) in 2007 and consistently ranked among the league’s better rebounding clubs.

EDUCATION- Holy Family High School, 1978- Northeastern, 1983

COACHING HISTORY- 1984-86 Northeastern Assistant Coach- 1986-94 Connecticut Assistant Coach- 1994-96 Northeastern Head Coach- 1996-02 Connecticut Assoc. Head Coach- 2002-05 DePaul Head Coach- 2005-08 Virginia Head Coach- 2011-12 Maine (NBDL) Head Coach- 2012-Present Missouri Assistant Coach

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE- 1985 Northeastern NCAA- 1986 Northeastern NCAA- 1988 Connecticut NIT- 1989 Connecticut NIT- 1990 Connecticut NCAA- 1991 Connecticut NCAA- 1992 Connecticut NCAA- 1993 Connecticut NIT- 1994 Connecticut NCAA- 1997 Connecticut NIT- 1998 Connecticut NCAA- 1999 Connecticut NCAA- 2000 Connecticut NCAA- 2001 Connecticut NIT- 2002 Connecticut NCAA- 2003 DePaul NIT- 2004 DePaul NCAA- 2005 DePaul NIT- 2006 Virginia NIT- 2007 Virginia NCAA- 2008 Virginia CBI- 2013 Missouri NCAA


ASSISTANT COACH MARK PHELPS(Old Dominion ‘96)First Season at MissouriHometown: Virginia Beach, Va.Wife: AlissaChildren: Owen and Laney

Mark Phelps, a veteran coach with 17 seasons of experience at the Division I level and the winningest coach in Drake University history through his first five years, enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Mizzou Basketball program.

A native of Virginia Beach, Va., Phelps guided Drake to a pair of postseason appearances and 77 wins during his five seasons in Des Moines, Iowa. He is credited with leading the Bulldogs to their first postseason win since 1975 and coached Drake to a pair of winning seasons, including an 18-16 record and a top-three finish in the Missouri Valley Conference in 2012.

“We are all so excited to welcome Mark into our basketball family,” Head Coach Frank Haith said at the time of Phelps’ hiring announcement. “I’ve known Mark for a number of years and have always admired his approach to the game of basketball. He is tireless with his preparation and gets the most out of his players because he is there putting in the work with them. When we had this opportunity become available Mark was my first call and it speaks well of Mizzou that we were able to recruit him away from some other great programs.”

Phelps, 47, began coaching at the Division I level in 1996 at N.C. State and has been a part of 12 postseason tournament appearances in his career, including five consecutive NCAA Tournament selections with the Wolfpack before becoming the Associate Head Coach under Herb Sendek at Arizona State in 2006.

Phelps spent two years as the Associate Head Coach at ASU following his 10 seasons at N.C. State, and the Sun Devils saw remarkable improvement going from 8-22 his first season to 21-13 and a postseason appearance in year two.

As mentioned, Phelps won more games in his first five seasons than any coach in Drake history. Owning just one NCAA Tournament appearance since 1971 and two postseason bids of any kind since 1981, Phelps helped the Bulldogs advance to the CollegeInsider.com (CIT) twice in his five years (2009 and 2012), including a win over North Dakota in the opening round in 2012. Drake (18-16 overall, 9-9 MVC in 2012) finished third in the final Missouri Valley Conference standings that season and two of his players, Rayvonte Rice and Ben Simons, earned Second Team All-Missouri Valley Conference honors. In


addition, three of his final four recruiting classes at Drake were ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 in the MVC by various recruiting services.

“I’m extremely honored to have the opportunity to join Coach Haith’s staff here at Missouri and I want to thank Coach Haith, Mike Alden and the administration for giving me this opportunity to continue my coaching career as a Tiger,” Phelps said. ”It goes without saying, but I have a great deal of respect for Coach Haith and how he runs his program. He has distinguished himself as one of the elite coaches throughout his climb in our profession. We saw first hand the fantastic job he did at Miami when we were at N.C. State and he has brought that same winning pedigree here to Mizzou.”

“Mark’s experience on the bench and recruiting ties across the country makes this a great hire for us,” Haith said. “He was a highly respected high school coach in Virginia and he has ties throughout basketball from his time in the ACC, Pac-12 and Missouri Valley, three tremendous basketball leagues, so we are excited to get him on campus, get him acclimated to Mizzou and out on the road.”

Prior to joining Sendek’s staff in Raleigh, N.C., Phelps was a highly successful high school coach in Virginia. He led Rock Church Academy (1990-94) in his hometown of Virginia Beach, Va., to a 104-41 record and then moved to Atlantic Shores Christian School (1994-96), leading the team to a 44-12 mark.

Phelps and his wife Alissa have two children, a son Owen and a daughter Laney.

EDUCATION- Kempsville High School, 1984- Old Dominion, 1996

COACHING HISTORY- 1996-06 N.C. State Assoc. Head Coach- 2006-08 Arizona State Assoc. Head Coach- 2008-13 Drake Head Coach- 2013-Present Missouri Assistant Coach

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE- 1997 N.C. State NIT- 1998 N.C. State NIT- 1999 N.C. State NIT- 2000 N.C. State NIT- 2002 N.C. State NCAA- 2003 N.C. State NCAA- 2004 N.C. State NCAA- 2005 N.C. State NCAA- 2006 N.C. State NCAA- 2008 Arizona State NIT- 2009 Drake CIT- 2012 Drake CIT


DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: BRYAN TIBALDI(Michigan State ‘07)Third Season at MissouriHometown: Traverse City, Mich.

Bryan Tibaldi is in his third season with the Mizzou Men’s Basketball program. As the Director of Operations Tibaldi has a variety of responsibilities for Mizzou Basketball, including the organization and oversight of camps, team budget, academics, team travel, ticketing and recruiting.

A graduate of Michigan State University (2007), Tibaldi has spent the previous two seasons as the Video Coordinator for the basketball program. Breaking down film for opponent and self-scouting purposes, Tibaldi played an integral part in game preparation for the Tigers. He also assisted with on-campus recruiting efforts and the visual presentation of the program.

“Bryan helped us to be the most prepared of our college careers,” former Tiger and Detroit Pistons guard Kim English said. “We had video breakdown of our games, our practices and our opponents, so every time we stepped on the court, we felt like we had an advantage.”

Tibaldi brings NBA experience to the Mizzou staff, as he spent two years working for the Chicago Bulls before coming to Mizzou. With the Bulls, Tibaldi spent the 2009-2010 season working for the coaching staff as Assistant Video Coordinator. He then spent the 2010-2011 season working in the front office as a Basketball Operations Assistant. Working with the Director of College Scouting, Tibaldi helped to evaluate college prospects from around the country and manage the Bulls’ scouting database. In both of his seasons with the Bulls, Tibaldi was fortunate to get the opportunity to be involved in the draft process, helping to coordinate and conduct pre-draft workouts.

Tibaldi has been around the sport of basketball for most of his life as he was a standout at Traverse City West Senior High School. He

continued his career as a walk-on and two-year letterwinner as a guard at Michigan State University under Head Coach Tom Izzo.

After playing at MSU, Tibaldi remained part of the team, serving as a Graduate Assistant from 2007-2009. During this time, Tibaldi gained invaluable experience assisting the coaching staff with practice, on-campus recruiting and scouting. He gained a strong background in video as he played a large role in assisting the team’s video coordinator in breaking down game and practice film for self and opponent scouting purposes. The Spartans went 58-16 over the two year span, including a 2008-2009 season that saw the Spartans win the Big Ten regular season title and finish the year as National Runner-Up. In the spring of 2009, Tibaldi earned his M.S. in Kinesiology, with a focus in Sports Administration, from the graduate program at Michigan State.

A native of Traverse City, Mich., Bryan has one sister (Katie) and is the son of Joe and Patti Tibaldi.


DIRECTOR OF VIDEO OPERATIONS: TOBY LANE(Wichita State ‘93)Third Season at MissouriHometown: Benton, Kan.Wife: Carla

A veteran NCAA Division I assistant coach with ties to the state of Missouri and high-major college basketball, Toby Lane enters his third season with the Tiger men’s basketball program and will lead Missouri’s video and digital scouting operations for Head Coach Frank Haith and the Tigers.

Lane came to Mizzou after four seasons as the Associate Director of Basketball Operations at the University of Miami (2007-11). A familiar face in the college coaching landscape, Lane brings versatility and experience to the Tiger coaching staff. He spent three years at Southeast Missouri State (2004-07) as an assistant coach, two years at Oklahoma as the Sooners’ video coordinator (2002-04) and was the assistant strength and conditioning coach at Long Beach State (2001-02). While at Oklahoma he was part of a staff that guided the Sooners to a Big 12 Tournament crown and an NCAA Elite Eight appearance in 2003.

“Toby is a critical part of our staff here at Missouri and he has a great grasp of all the day-to-day activities, including extensive video operations associated with Division I Basketball,” Head Coach Frank Haith said. “He has familiarity with our state from his time at Southeast Missouri and understands what it takes to be successful at the highest levels of college basketball. He is a huge asset to us.”

Prior to his time in Norman, Lane spent four years at Central Oklahoma (1997-01) where he helped mentor former NBA player Eddie Robinson, who played for the Charlotte Hornets and Chicago Bulls from 1999-2004.

“It’s been an incredible experience for us here at Missouri and you would be hard-pressed to find a school and community more well-rounded than what we have here,” Lane said. “Missouri Basketball has such a great tradition, one I have followed for years, and having a chance to be a part of this program and this community is a tremendous honor for me and my family.”

Lane began his college coaching career at the junior college level at Neosho Community College (1996-97). He also spent three years as the head coach at Goessel High School in Goessel, Kan., after completing his bachelor’s degree at Wichita State in 1993. He completed his Masters in General Education from Central Oklahoma in 1999.


DIR. OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE: TODOR PANDOV(Western Kentucky ‘03)Third Season at MissouriHometown: Plovdiv, BulgariaWife: KimberlyChildren: Mason and Jaden

Todor Pandov enters his third season as Missouri Basketball’s Director of Athletic Performance.

The Plovdiv, Bulgaria, native comes to Mizzou after serving as the Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Miami under head coach Frank Haith.

Pandov brings seven seasons of assisting at the collegiate level and four years of NCAA Division I playing experience to Mizzou. He earned four letters at Western Kentucky as a standout forward and was slated to be a starter entering his junior season in 2002-03. However after scoring 12 points and grabbing five rebounds in 23 minutes at top-ranked Arizona in the season-opener, he went down with a season-ending knee injury.

It was actually that injury which fueled Pandov’s passion for strength and conditioning.

“I wanted to know if there was anything I could have done to prevent the injury,” Pandov said. “I wondered if I could I have trained a different way. I really became interested and studied it. That’s why I am here. I want to help our athletes get the most out of their careers.”

Pandov’s influence has been immediate. In addition to helping the club to impressive strength gains, he was a key figure in the recovery of senior Laurence Bowers from a knee injury in 2011-12.

“Coach Pandov and our trainer Pat Beckmann were with me every step of the way,” Bowers said. “Coach Pandov was there pushing me and helping me get stronger and prepared for my senior season. He went through the recovery process before and that gives an athlete a lot of confidence in that road to recovery.”

He also helped former Tiger Alex Oriakhi “remake” his body and prepare him for professional basketball after his senior season.

“Coach Pandov was invaluable for me both during the preseason to get in shape and during the year keeping me playing at a peak level,” Oriakhi said. “He had me in the best shape of my life and the production on the court followed. I can’t say enough for what he did for me in just one year.”

Pandov has been a key part of several postseason and championship teams during his career. As a player he was a member of three Sun Belt Conference regular-season championship squads and the Hilltoppers won three Sun Belt postseason titles to earn trips to the NCAA Tournament.

He has also helped teams to NCAA berths at each stop of his professional career as well. While assisting at Texas, the club advanced to the Elite Eight and his teams at Miami and Western Kentucky each made the second round of the Big Dance. Last season at Missouri, the Tigers won 30 games and the Big 12 title, qualifying for a fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament.

“I’m excited to have Todor with us at Missouri,” Head Coach Frank Haith said. “He has a tremendous grasp of what it takes to be successful at this level and will give our players a unique perspective with his collegiate playing experience.”

Pandov actually spent two stints with Haith at Miami. He served as a graduate assistant on the Hurricanes’ 2007-08 NCAA Tournament team. He also has familiarity with the region, volunteering as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Texas in 2005-06.

Prior to his time in coaching Pandov played professionally in 2004-05 for Eiffel Towers in Holland, earning All-Star honors.

A 2003 graduate of Western Kentucky, Pandov and his wife, Kimberly, have two sons, Mason, who was born in Miami on Feb. 6, 2008 and Jaden, who was born Sept. 4, 2012 in Columbia.


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A fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament and a perfect 17-0 record at Mizzou Arena highlighted Missouri Basketball’s first season as a member of the Southeastern Conference. Returning just one player from the previous year, Head Coach Frank Haith guided a revamped Tiger roster to 23 wins helping Mizzou be the lone team in college basketball to return just one player and still advance to NCAA play in 2013.

Missouri opened the year with three consecutive games at Mizzou Arena in mid-November. One of college basketball’s top home court advantages, the Tigers raced through SIU Edwardsville (83-69), Alcorn State (91-54) and Nicholls State (74-54) before three difficult challenges at the 2012 Battle 4 Atlantis. Played over the Thanksgiving holiday on Paradise Island, Bahamas, Missouri earned key non-conference wins over Stanford and VCU, while dropping a game to eventual NCAA National Champion, Louisville.

The Tigers opened with a 78-70 win over Stanford and used its great balance to lead for most of the game’s 40 minutes. Senior Laurence Bowers hit 9-of-15 shots en route to a 19-point, 10-rebound double-double and Phil Pressey pestered the Stanford backcourt with 18 points, eight assists and four steals.

Pressey and the Tigers were tested just 24 hours later as Louisville’s pressure defense forced Mizzou into a season high 23 turnovers en route to an 81-64 decision. Luke Hancock, the star of the national title game, scored a game high 19 points on 5-of-7 treys for the Cardinals, while Pressey and senior Alex Oriakhi each scored 15 for Mizzou.

While the loss was the first of the year for Haith and the Tigers, the experience against Louisville’s frenetic pressure paid dividends as Missouri faced VCU and Shaka Smart’s “Havoc”. The Tigers and Rams

exchanged 10 lead changes in the back-and-forth contest and neither team led by double figures. The Tigers improved dramatically in their ability to handle the pressure, turning the ball over just 14 times and limited VCU to just 13 points off turnovers in the 68-65 win. Conversely, the Tigers outscored VCU 14-3 in fast-break opportunities, making the most of its size and quickness vs. the Rams’ press. Mizzou also got a 14-point, 11-rebound double-double from Bowers and had five players in double figures, including Pressey, who had 11 points and eight assists in the win.

Pressey turned out to be the late-game hero in the victory, countering a late trey by VCU’s Briante Weber with a three-pointer of his own to give Mizzou a 66-65 lead with just 1:18 left. He then hit an up-and-under with just 15 seconds left to provide the final 68-65 margin of victory. The win helped Missouri finish third at the event, just behind Louisville and Duke. Duke won the Battle 4 Atlantis crown with a 76-71 win over the Cardinals, while six of eight participating teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

Missouri returned from paradise and opened a furious December with a 72-56 win over Appalachian State. The Tigers were balanced having four players in double figures and led by as many as 25 to improve to 6-1.

Dangerous games vs. Southeast Missouri State and Tennessee State of the Ohio Valley were next on the schedule and Mizzou used huge second half performances to pull away in both games. Missouri trailed by 10 at the break vs. SEMO, but got 25 points and nine boards from Bowers to outscore the Redhawks 46-20 over the final 20 minutes. SEMO hit 8-of-15 treys in the first half to lead by as many as 11, but went just 1-of-11 from three in the second half in the 81-65 decision.

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Tennessee State returned much of its 2011-12 lineup from a 20-win campaign and trailed Missouri 23-20 at the half before Mizzou went on to win by 30, 68-38. Freshman Stefan Jankovic provided the spark, scoring 14 points and grabbing five boards in 16 minutes and Bowers and Oriakhi each had double-doubles.

Following a final’s week win over South Carolina State (102-51) and the official debut of Jabari Brown (12 points in 20 minutes), Missouri began a challenging three-game stretch vs. Illinois, at UCLA and Bucknell.

One of college basketball’s premier non-conference rivalry games, Missouri handed No. 10 Illinois its first loss of the season (82-73) thanks to 23 points and 10 rebounds from Bowers, 13 points and 14 boards from Oriakhi and 12 points and 11 assists from Pressey. The two teams traded 19 lead changes and no team led by more than nine in the game, which went down to the final minutes before a late Missouri surge resulted in the nine-point decision.

Missouri did an excellent job on Illinois’ perimeter attack limiting the Illini to just 8-of-32 three-point shooting, while the Tigers controlled the paint scoring 44 points in the middle and owning a 58-35 rebounding edge.

Missouri led by six at the break and pushed that lead to nine, 48-39, on a jumper from Bowers before a quick 12-2 Illinois surge gave John Groce’s team a 51-50 lead. Illinois would push that advantage to 62-57 on a pair of Joseph Bertrand free throws, but the Tiger defense regrouped and took over the game. Mizzou limited Illinois to just two points over the next 4:36 and turned that deficit into a 70-64 lead thanks to buckets from Bowers, Ross, Brown and Pressey.

Illinois cut the lead to 70-67 and then 72-70 on two Tyler Griffey treys, but seven consecutive points by Mizzou iced the game and a fourth consecutive Bud Light Braggin’ Rights win.

The enjoyment of that win in St. Louis was short lived as the Tigers traveled to the renovated Pauley Pavilion for a date with UCLA. The first game in a home-and-home series, the Tigers and Bruins battled in one of college basketball’s more entertaining games, which saw the two teams combined for 191 points, nine lead changes and eight ties in 45 minutes. In the end UCLA earned a 97-94 overtime win and spoiled a 19-point, 19 assist game from Pressey, which ranked as one of college basketball’s more spectacular single-game efforts of 2012-13.

Missouri returned home for another challenge against NCAA Tournament participant, Bucknell. Already boasting wins over Purdue and eventual Sweet 16 team, La Salle, the Bison pushed Mizzou to the brink before a 66-64 Tiger decision at Mizzou Arena. The final result was actually Missouri’s

closest win of the year at home and the Tigers needed 26 points from Pressey and 16 from Bowers in the win. Bucknell was looking to tie in the game’s final possession but up three with time running out Missouri fouled Mike Muscala and grabbed a rebound after a second free throw was missed to ice the game.

The club opened SEC play three days later with a resounding 84-68 win over league contender Alabama. The first SEC game for Mizzou Basketball in school history, the Tigers had five players in double figures, led by 22 points from Brown and 19 from Earnest Ross.

Alabama hung around thanks to 26 points from Kansas City native Trevor Releford and 10 points from Devonta Pollard, but Mizzou shot 57 percent from the floor and 60 percent from three-point range to roll to the 16-point win.

While the Tigers opened conference play successfully, it wasn’t without its consequences as Bowers was injured late in the contest with a left knee MCL sprain. The injury forced the senior to miss five games, including road games at Ole Miss and Florida where slow starts ultimately doomed any chance at an early season road win.

While those losses both came by double figures, it did result in players such as Bell and Oriakhi taking on increased scoring roles. Oriakhi finished the year averaging 11.2 points and 8.4 rebounds, while Bell averaged 10.7 points and 4.2 boards. However from the Jan. 22 win over South Carolina through the end of the regular season, Oriakhi saw his numbers increase to 11.9 points and 8.9 rebounds, while shooting a much improved 67 percent from the floor. Bell hit 57 percent of his shots over that same stretch and averaged a team-leading 15.4 points and 4.4 rebounds.

A win over Georgia sandwiched the Ole Miss and Florida road defeats before back-to-back wins saw the Tigers gain some traction in the league standings. Missouri showed great resiliency in the win over the Gamecocks, playing without Bowers and Bell who were out with injuries en route to gritting out a 71-65 win. The Tigers trailed by as many as 13 in the second half, but Ross had 21 points and Oriakhi added 18 points and 11 boards to lead the way. Brown also scored 17, including the game-winning trey on a feed from Ross in the final minute.

The Tigers left nothing to chance in the win over Vanderbilt that ensuing weekend, outscoring the Commodores 49-20 in the first half to win by 22. Four Tigers reached double figures and Oriakhi added another double-double with 18 points and 12 boards.

Bowers returned to the lineup for a Jan. 30 loss at LSU and it was another slow start that kept Missouri from its first road win of the season. Pressey had 25 points and Brown chipped in 19, but LSU guards


Anthony Hickey and Andre Stringer combined for 38 points in the 73-70 win.

Missouri won three of its next four with a recovering Bowers back in the lineup. The Tigers opened February with a 91-77 win over Auburn and former Auburn team MVP Ross scored 23 points on 8-of-12 shooting vs. his former teammates. Auburn kept the game from getting out of hand by making 32-of-36 free throws and the two teams combined to hit 57-of-69 charity shots in a game that had very little flow due to physical play. Still, the Tigers handled their business against Auburn getting 24 from Bell and 10 assists from Pressey.

A last-second loss at Texas A&M led to a Mississippi sweep vs. Ole Miss at home and then at Mississippi State. The Tigers did not have Bowers in that first meeting with the Rebels and got 22 points and 18 boards from Oriakhi and 22 points and five boards from Pressey in the 98-79 win. Missouri led by 16 (50-34) at the break and limited Marshall Henderson to 4-of-15 shooting.

The winning trend continued in Starkville, Miss., the following week as the Tigers handled the under-manned Bulldogs, 78-36. It was the worst loss for Mississippi State in building history and both Bell (24) and Brown (20) led the way in the win.

Arkansas won an emotional and somewhat controversial game in Bud Walton Arena on Feb. 16, 73-71. The Tigers faced one of the more hostile crowds of the year as the border-state neighbors met for the first time as conference rivals. The Tigers got off to a quick start and led by four at the half thanks to steady play from Bell (25) and Ross (17).

Arkansas naturally responded at home and led by eight (57-49) with just over eight minutes remaining and owned a seven-point lead (61-54) with 6:21 left before a furious Tiger rally. Missouri went on an 11-2 run over the next four minutes getting layups from Bell and Ross and two free throws from Brown to cut the Arkansas lead to 61-60. A B.J. Young layup made it 63-60, but Ross drilled a trey from the deep corner and Bell had a transition dunk to give Mizzou a 65-63 lead. That’s when things started to get funny for the road team. Marshawn Powell and Pressey traded hoops and Mizzou got a stop and a big free throw from Bell to go up 68-65. Bell missed the second charity toss, but Ross grabbed the board. The Cary, N.C., native looked to be shoved off his pivot foot while protecting the basketball, but was instead whistled for a travel, handing Arkansas the ball down just three. Arkansas

split two free throws with the gained possession, but Mizzou extended its lead to 70-66 on a pair of Bell free throws with under 40 seconds remaining. It wasn’t enough though as Young came to the rescue, connecting on back-to-back three-point plays.

Missouri rebounded from that disappointing loss at Arkansas to win four of its next five. The lone setback during that surge was an overtime loss at Rupp Arena vs. Kentucky (90-83), but the Tigers notched home wins over No. 5 Florida (63-60), LSU (89-76) and the rematch with Arkansas (93-63), while also clinching a two-game sweep over South Carolina with a 90-68 win on the road in Columbia, S.C.

Missouri won in a variety of ways during the stretch, coming from 13 down in the final 11 minutes to stop Florida and winning by 30 over the Razorbacks. In the Florida win, Bowers led the charge scoring 17 points and grabbing 10 boards in 33 minutes. The senior had missed the first game in Gainesville, but proved to be the difference on Feb. 19, holding Erik Murphy to just 3-of-11 shooting, while leading the game in both points and rebounds. He also scored the game-winning bucket with just 1:15 left and the Tigers trailing 60-59. Scottie Wilbekin nailed a difficult trey to give the Gators the one-point lead, but Bowers hit a jumper from the elbow to retake the advantage. Missouri then rebounded a Kenny Boynton miss and hit two free throws to seal the win.

That ensuing weekend Missouri dropped an overtime game at Kentucky in front of ESPN O

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Gameday, but it wasn’t without a spectacular effort from Pressey. The junior sliced through the Wildcat defense and scored 27 points on 12-of-24 shooting. He also dished 10 assists and recorded four steals. Pressey had a shot to win the game in regulation, but his left-handed runner was just off and Kentucky out-scored the Tigers 15-8 thanks to 11-of-14 foul shooting in the extra frame.

The Tigers did not get discouraged after that loss and earned three consecutive double-figure wins at South Carolina and at home vs. LSU and Arkansas. The run began with a 90-68 win at South Carolina, a team the Tigers needed two late-game treys to beat in Columbia, Mo., just a few weeks prior. Bell, who did not play in the first meeting against the Gamecocks, led the way with 24 and Brown added 23. Oriakhi chipped in 18 on a perfect 6-of-6 shooting, which included five dunks and the Tigers earned their second road win of 2013.

Missouri then came from behind to top LSU. The Bayou Bengals started fast, leading by as many as 13, but Mizzou rallied to take a 43-39 lead at the half and got a balanced effort to pull away and win by 13. Bowers (23 points, 10 rebounds) and Oriakhi (18 points, 10 rebounds) each had double-doubles and Pressey dished eight assists to combat 12 made LSU three-pointers.

The final game of the home season came March 5 vs. Arkansas and the Tigers weren’t about to let the game come down to the final minutes. Missouri raced out to a huge lead early, leading by 26 at the half (48-22) and by as many as 34 in the game, en route to the 30-point win. Bowers finished his home career with 24 points and 11 rebounds and Brown contributed 23 on 6-of-12 shooting to push Mizzou’s record to 22-8. The Tigers out-rebounded Arkansas by 25 and hit 7-of-14 treys to secure the first undefeated home campaign since the 2008-09 season.

Missouri saw another late lead slip away at a surging Tennessee team on March 9 as a sold out Thompson-Boling Arena crowd willed the Volunteers to a 64-62 win. Jarnell Stokes led Tennessee with 13 points and 13 rebounds and Bowers added 20 points, five boards and four blocks in his home state return, but it wasn’t quite enough as the club fell to 22-9 and finished 11-7 in its first season in the league.

Missouri used outstanding defense in the second half to build an eight-point lead (50-42) and rallied back after both Bowers and Oriakhi were sidelined by early foul trouble. However Jordan McRae made two clutch treys and had an offensive put back to give the Vols the lead and eventual win.

Missouri entered postseason play in Nashville at the 2013 SEC Tournament and opened with a 62-50 win over Texas A&M. Bouncing back from a road loss to the Aggies earlier in the season, Missouri got 13

points and 10 rebounds from Oriakhi and 10 apiece from Bowers, Brown and Criswell. Missouri led by as many as 21 and held A&M leading scorer Elston Turner to just seven points on 3-of-17 shooting.

The run in Nashville was stopped by Ole Miss in the quarterfinals thanks to 27 points from Marshall Henderson. The Tigers led by as many as 14 in the second half, but the Rebels slowly chipped away at the lead and got a bucket from Derrick Millinghaus in the final seconds to earn the win and eventually claim the SEC Tournament crown.

Missouri qualified for its school-record tying fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament and faced No. 8-seeded Colorado State in the second round. Making its second trip of the year to Lexington, Ky., and Rupp Arena, Mizzou looked for a better outcome this time around, but fell to the senior-laden Rams, 84-72, to end the year. The Tigers seemed out-manned on the glass for the first time all season and CSU used 58 percent shooting in the first half to build a double-figure lead it would never relinquish. Point guard Dorian Green was near perfect in the win, scoring 26 points, and the Tigers managed to shoot just 42 percent from the floor and 30 percent from the three-point line. Pressey led Missouri with 20 points and Oriakhi added 16, but Missouri had just 28 points in the paint and just eight second-chance tallies.

The game was the last for seniors Bell, Bowers, Oriakhi and the junior Pressey. The three seniors each completed their time at Missouri with degrees, including Bowers, who was the first player in program history to earn his Master’s degree during his playing career. Pressey departed Mizzou on track to graduate and entered the NBA Draft after claiming school’s all-time record in assists (580) and steals (196).

Missouri’s focus now turns towards the future. Brown (13.7 ppg) and Ross (10.3) both return after ranking among the team’s leaders in scoring and three-point shooting, as do reserves Tony Criswell (5.2 ppg), Stefan Jankovic (3.0 ppg) and Ryan Rosburg (1.0 ppg). Both Criswell and Jankovic earned starts in their first seasons for the Tigers, while Rosburg showed steady improvement and played in 31 games as a reserve center.

Also back for Haith is redshirt junior Jordan Clarkson who began his career at Tulsa and averaged 16.5 points as a sophomore, but will make his debut for the Tigers in 2013-14. Clarkson adds stability in the backcourt following the departure of Pressey and Bell and will help ease the transition for freshmen point guards Wes Clark and Shane Rector. Both Clark and Rector help headline a recruiting class that is ranked among the Top 20 nationally. Also joining Mizzou is Top 50 forward Jonathan Williams, III, fellow freshman forward Torren Jones and junior college big man Keanau Post, who is ranked among the top two-year players entering the Division I ranks next season.


RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All-Games 23-11 17-0 2-8 4-3 Conference 11-7 9-0 2-7 0-0 Non-Conf. 12-4 8-0 0-1 4-3

DATE OPPONENT W/L, SCORE ATTENDANCE TOP SCORER TOP REBOUNDER TOP ASSIST 11-10-12 SIU Edwardsville W, 83-69 10,054 20- Bowers 15- Oriakhi 9- Pressey 11-13-12 Alcorn State W, 91-54 8,013 21- Pressey 11- Webster-Chan 4- Jankovic 11-16-12 Nicholls State W, 74-54 9,519 17- Oriakhi 10- Oriakhi 3- Pressey 11-22-12 vs. Stanford # W, 78-70 3,217 19- Bowers 11- Ross 8- Pressey 11-23-12 vs. Louisville # L, 84-61 3,153 15- Pressey 8- Oriakhi 7- Pressey 15- Oriakhi 11-24-12 vs. VCU # W, 68-65 3,451 14- Bowers 11- Bowers 8- Pressey 12-1-12 Appalachian State W, 72-56 9,388 23- Bowers 9- Ross 7- Pressey 12-4-12 SE Missouri State W, 81-65 7,905 26- Bowers 11- Bell 5- Pressey 12-8-12 Tennessee State W, 68-38 10,338 18- Bowers 10- Bowers 4- Webster-Chan

10- Oriakhi 12-17-12 South Carolina State W, 102-51 10,613 16- Ross 11- Oriakhi 6- Pressey 12-22-12 vs. Illinois $ W, 82-73 22,139 23- Bowers 14- Oriakhi 11- Pressey 12-28-12 at UCLA L, 97-94 (OT) 11,854 19- Pressey 9- Bowers 19- Pressey 1-5-13 Bucknell W, 66-64 13,856 26- Pressey 8- Bowers 5- Pressey 1-8-13 Alabama* W, 84-68 13,895 22- Brown 10- Oriakhi 13- Pressey 1-12-13 at Ole Miss* L, 64-49 9,173 13- Brown 7- Brown 5- Pressey 7- Bell 1-16-13 Georgia* W, 79-62 12,797 15- Brown 8- Oriakhi 6- Pressey 15- Ross 1-19-13 at Florida* L, 83-52 12,597 16- Brown 5- Criswell 6- Pressey 1-22-13 South Carolina* W, 71-65 11,830 21- Ross 11- Oriakhi 7- Pressey 1-26-13 Vanderbilt* W, 81-59 15,061 21- Brown 12- Oriakhi 6- Pressey 1-30-13 at LSU* L, 73-70 8,804 25- Pressey 9- Criswell 5- Pressey 2-2-13 Auburn* W, 91-77 12,313 24- Bell 6- Oriakhi 10- Pressey 2-7-13 at Texas A&M* L, 70-68 5,484 15- Oriakhi 8- Oriakhi 4- Pressey 2-9-13 Ole Miss* W, 98-79 14,013 22- Oriakhi 18- Oriakhi 4- Pressey 22- Pressey 2-13-13 at Mississippi State* W, 78-36 6,007 24- Bell 10- Oriakhi 8- Pressey 2-16-13 at Arkansas* L, 73-71 19,004 25- Bell 11- Oriakhi 3- Ross 3- Brown 2-19-13 Florida* W, 63-60 15,061 17- Bowers 10- Bowers 10- Pressey 2-23-13 at Kentucky* L, 90-83 (OT) 24,380 27- Pressey 15- Oriakhi 10- Pressey 2-28-13 at South Carolina* W, 90-68 9,360 24- Bell 5- Pressey 9- Pressey 5- Criswell 3-2-13 LSU* W, 89-76 14,212 23- Bowers 10- Bowers 8- Pressey 10- Oriakhi3-5-13 Arkansas* W, 93-63 15,061 24- Bowers 11- Bowers 6- Pressey 3-9-13 at Tennessee* L, 64-62 21,767 20- Bowers 6- Ross 9- Pressey 6- Oriakhi3-14-13 vs. Texas A&M ^ W, 62-50 11,798 13- Oriakhi 10- Oriakhi 5- Pressey 10- Ross3-15-13 vs. Ole Miss ^ L, 64-62 18,192 16- Oriakhi 9- Oriakhi 7- Pressey 3-21-13 vs. Colorado State ! L, 84-72 16,632 20- Pressey 4- Bowers 7- Pressey 4- Criswell

# - Battle 4 Atlantis, Nassau, Bahamas $ - Bud Light Braggin’ Rights, St. Louis, Mo. ! - NCAA Tournament, Lexington, Ky.* - Conference game ^ - SEC Tournament, Nashville, Tenn.

2012-13 GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARY

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Date Game FG-FGA / % 3FG-3FGA / % FT-FTA / % OR-DR-TOT PF A TO BLK STL PTS Nov. 10 Missouri 32-68 / .471 7-16 / .438 12-19 / .632 15-35-50 17 20 12 3 7 83 SIUE 23-69 / .333 11-26 / .423 12-18 / .667 15-25-40 19 11 8 1 5 69Nov. 13 Missouri 26-68 / .382 8-22 / .364 31-44 / .705 24-32-56 18 11 9 10 11 91 Alcorn State 19-62 / .306 4-12 / .333 12-20 / .600 15-25-40 29 7 16 4 5 54Nov. 16 Missouri 22-51 / .431 7-12 / .583 23-32 / .719 16-25-41 17 10 14 1 6 74 Nicholls State 19-49 / .388 5-18 / .278 11-18 / .611 10-15-25 24 10 15 1 3 54Nov. 22 Missouri 26-71 / .366 4-19 / .211 22-25 / .880 19-24-43 23 13 10 3 8 78 vs. Stanford 21-56 / .375 6-26 / .231 22-26 / .846 12-27-39 24 10 18 7 7 70Nov. 23 Missouri 23-50 / .460 5-15 / .333 10-19 / .526 11-26-37 17 13 23 2 3 61 vs. Louisville 31-63 / .492 9-21 / .429 13-20 / .650 10-22-32 17 16 10 1 12 84Nov. 24 Missouri 28-57 / .491 8-19 / .421 4-6 / .667 12-28-40 11 12 14 2 3 68 vs. VCU 27-65 / .415 8-26 / .308 3-6 / .500 12-19-31 13 9 8 0 4 65Dec. 1 Missouri 29-59 / .492 6-19 / .316 8-14 / .571 16-29-45 13 18 17 2 10 72 App. State 21-59 / .356 5-14 / .357 9-13 / .692 13-18-31 15 8 15 3 8 56Dec. 4 Missouri 30-69 / .435 4-13 / .308 17-21 / .810 18-31-49 12 13 5 4 7 81 SE Missouri St. 24-59 / .407 9-26 / .346 8-11 / .727 6-23-29 16 12 9 5 4 65Dec. 8 Missouri 24-53 / .453 5-19 / .263 15-19 / .789 14-38-52 12 15 19 6 4 68 Tenn. State 15-63 / .238 6-24 / .250 2-5 / .400 11-16-27 15 8 12 5 7 38Dec. 17 Missouri 41-72 / .569 6-27 / .222 14-16 / .875 15-33-48 7 19 7 3 8 102 S. Carolina St. 20-69 / .290 6-23 / .261 5-6 / .833 16-18-34 11 13 12 2 5 51Dec. 22 Missouri 29-73 / .397 5-19 / .263 19-24 / .792 22-36-58 14 16 12 2 2 82 vs. Illinois 25-74 / .338 8-32 / .250 15-19 / .789 14-21-35 21 10 7 4 5 73Dec. 28 Missouri 38-80 / .475 12-28 / .429 6-10 / .600 20-30-50 17 21 17 5 5 94 at UCLA 40-79 / .506 4-14 / .286 13-16 / .813 12-24-36 16 21 6 6 9 97 Jan. 5 Missouri 27-63 / .429 5-13 / .385 7-12 / .583 13-25-38 12 8 8 3 5 66 Bucknell 26-62 / .419 7-16 / .438 5-11 / .455 14-25-39 15 14 12 4 2 64 Jan. 8 Missouri 30-53 / .566 9-15 / .600 15-22 / .682 5-22-27 16 18 10 5 8 84 Alabama 24-55 / .436 5-17 / .294 15-18 / .833 9-23-32 21 8 16 4 6 68 Jan. 12 Missouri 21-57 / .368 2-18 / .111 5-6 / .833 11-25-36 19 9 19 4 6 49 at Ole Miss 22-56 / .393 5-18 / .278 15-20 / .750 11-26-37 14 9 12 4 13 64 Jan. 16 Missouri 26-54 / .481 9-22 / .409 18-25 / .720 13-18-31 16 14 9 5 9 79 Georgia 21-46 / .457 10-17 / .588 10-12 / .833 9-20-29 17 9 19 4 4 62 Jan. 19 Missouri 16-49 / .327 6-24 / .250 14-17 / .824 6-19-25 15 8 21 1 11 52 at Florida 35-59 / .593 8-19 / .421 5-8 / .625 7-28-35 14 21 16 7 14 83 Jan. 22 Missouri 19-57 / .333 5-27 / .185 28-36 / .778 16-28-44 19 10 13 2 10 71 South Carolina 24-65 / .369 6-20 / .300 11-17 / .647 16-27-43 24 9 13 2 6 65 Jan. 26 Missouri 28-51 / .549 11-21 / .524 14-16 / .875 11-29-40 16 16 14 3 6 81 Vanderbilt 24-54 / .444 8-24 / .333 3-10 / .300 5-13-18 11 13 10 2 7 59 Jan. 30 Missouri 23-61 / .377 7-25 / .280 17-22 / .773 16-23-39 19 7 8 2 8 70 at LSU 25-45 / .556 6-17 / .353 17-28 / .607 3-23-26 18 10 12 1 7 73 Feb. 2 Missouri 30-55 / .545 6-16 / .375 25-33 / .758 8-25-33 23 17 11 3 8 91 Auburn 19-53 / .358 7-22 / .318 32-36 / .889 9-22-31 26 9 12 1 5 77 Feb. 7 Missouri 21-46 / .457 4-12 / .333 22-24 / .917 10-21-31 17 10 16 3 5 68 at Texas A&M 28-56 / .500 6-12 / .500 8-12 / .667 10-15-25 15 17 12 5 7 70 Feb. 9 Missouri 35-74 / .473 12-23 / .522 16-20 / .800 22-28-50 13 14 9 4 10 98 Ole Miss 29-69 / .420 6-18 / .333 15-18 / .833 13-19-32 16 9 11 4 4 79 Feb. 13 Missouri 31-58 / .534 9-20 / .450 7-10 / .700 10-36-46 18 21 14 4 8 78 at Miss. State 11-46 / .239 3-19 / .158 11-22 / .500 6-19-25 13 3 15 3 4 36 Feb. 16 Missouri 23-58 / .397 2-14 / .143 23-31 / .742 11-36-47 25 12 17 3 7 71 at Arkansas 26-61 / .426 7-23 / .304 14-24 / .583 7-24-31 25 16 11 2 7 73 Feb. 19 Missouri 23-53 / .434 5-22 / .227 12-15 / .800 12-28-40 15 11 19 3 8 63 Florida 22-54 / .407 10-33 / .303 6-12 / .500 8-20-28 15 10 14 3 10 60 Feb. 23 Missouri 33-76 / .434 5-20 / .250 12-17 / .706 17-22-39 25 14 9 4 10 83 at Kentucky 30-59 / .508 7-17 / .412 23-36 / .639 12-29-41 16 16 14 9 3 90 Feb. 28 Missouri 32-46 / .696 6-9 / .667 20-26 / .769 6-22-28 18 19 12 5 6 90 at S. Carolina 24-56 / .429 10-26 / .385 10-14 / .714 12-8-20 21 14 10 2 5 68 March 2 Missouri 36-62 / .581 5-16 / .313 12-17 / .706 13-22-35 15 17 11 4 3 89 LSU 26-62 / .419 12-28 / .429 12-16 / .750 14-16-30 17 11 10 1 5 76 March 5 Missouri 29-50 / .580 7-14 / .500 28-40 / .700 11-33-44 11 13 15 3 7 93 Arkansas 26-60 / .433 6-25 / .240 5-13 / .385 5-14-19 29 12 11 5 9 63 March 9 Missouri 24-58 / .414 4-17 / .235 10-15 / .667 10-22-32 16 13 8 5 7 62 at Tennessee 22-60 / .367 7-20 / .350 13-16 / .813 18-27-45 13 9 12 5 4 64 March 14 Missouri 21-47 / .447 5-13 / .385 15-21 / .714 11-35-46 20 15 19 4 5 62 vs. Texas A&M 14-58 / .241 5-16 / .313 17-24 / .708 14-17-31 18 4 12 1 12 50 March 15 Missouri 24-59 / .407 7-23 / .304 7-13 / .538 17-30-47 17 13 16 3 2 62 vs. Ole Miss 24-61 / .393 5-21 / .238 11-20 / .550 13-22-35 14 8 7 2 7 64 March 21 Missouri 24-57 / .421 7-23 / .304 17-19 / .895 3-16-19 24 13 5 3 6 72 vs. Colo. State 25-51 / .490 7-14 / .500 27-33 / .818 12-30-42 17 10 14 3 1 84

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siue tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl14 Shaffer, Derian - F 2 9 0 0 1 2 8 5 1 0 033 Yelovich, Mark- F 0 5 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 0 035 Jones, Jerome - G 6 14 5 8 0 3 2 17 0 0 101 Davis, Kris - G 5 14 1 3 0 0 2 11 1 0 002 Wiltz, Maurice - G 4 13 3 7 0 0 5 11 4 0 204 Johnson, Tim 3 6 1 4 2 3 4 9 2 1 010 Reed, Reggie 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 115 Birts, Michael 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 022 Joy, Charles 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 025 Lester, Ray 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 030 Messer, Michael 2 4 1 1 8 8 2 13 1 0 0

TEAM 8 Totals 23 69 11 26 12 18 40 69 11 1 5

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11-36 30.6% 2nd Half: 12-33 36.4% Game: 33.3%3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 7-18 38.9% 2nd Half: 4-8 50.0% Game: 42.3%F Throw % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3% 2nd Half: 7-12 58.3% Game: 66.7%

Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 9 14 0 0 2 3 7 20 1 0 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 4 9 0 0 0 3 15 8 0 3 001 Pressey, Phil - G 7 12 2 2 3 4 5 19 9 0 105 Bell, Keion - G 3 8 0 3 2 2 4 8 4 0 133 Ross, Earnest - G 2 10 0 4 3 4 4 7 1 0 103 Criswell, Tony 1 5 0 0 1 2 10 3 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 4 7 3 5 0 0 2 11 4 0 335 Jankovic, Stefan 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 7 1 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 2 Totals 32 68 7 16 12 19 50 83 20 3 7


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalAlcorn State 23 31 54Mizzou 30 61 91

Nov. 13, 2012Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 2: Mizzou 91, Alcorn State 54Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalSIUE 34 35 69Mizzou 40 43 83


GAME 1: Mizzou 83, SIUE 69

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalStanford 34 36 70Mizzou 37 41 78

Nov. 22, 2012Imperial Arena Nassau, Bahamas

GAME 4: Mizzou 78, Stanford 70Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalNicholls State 25 29 54Mizzou 32 42 74


GAME 3: Mizzou 74, Nicholls St. 54

Alcorn st. tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl24 Francis, Ian - F 2 5 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 2 032 Starks, Michael - F 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 4 1 0 021 Raquil, Stephane - C 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 014 Nieves, Anthony - G 5 10 0 0 3 4 4 13 3 0 215 Luckett, LeAntwan - G 4 18 1 3 5 8 4 14 3 0 100 Hunt, Tyrel 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 103 Evans, Anthony 3 10 3 8 2 4 5 11 0 0 010 Hampton, Devonte 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 111 Sanders, Martrevious 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 030 Hester, Jamaal 2 5 0 0 2 2 4 6 0 0 0

TEAM 7 Totals 19 62 4 12 12 20 40 54 7 4 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 5 10 3 4 1 2 4 14 0 3 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 1 5 0 0 10 13 10 12 0 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 6 15 2 8 7 9 1 21 2 0 305 Bell, Keion - G 2 7 1 1 2 2 2 7 0 0 133 Ross, Earnest - G 7 8 1 2 2 4 10 17 3 1 103 Criswell, Tony 2 7 0 0 2 4 4 6 1 1 004 Haith, Corey 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 1 8 1 4 2 4 11 5 0 0 331 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 035 Jankovic, Stefan 2 6 0 2 4 4 5 8 4 3 244 Rosburg, Ryan 0 1 0 0 1 2 7 1 1 1 0

TEAM 2 Totals 26 68 8 22 31 44 56 91 11 10 11


nich. stAte tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl02 Prest, Lachlan - F 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 015 McBeath, Sam- F 3 8 2 5 2 3 5 10 2 1 120 Hunter, Fred - G 7 11 0 1 8 11 5 22 1 0 121 Rillieux, Shan - G 1 5 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 022 Carpenter, T.J. - G 5 10 3 6 1 2 5 14 2 0 004 Smith, Jeremy 3 6 0 1 0 0 4 6 1 0 010 Maciel, Pedro 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 113 Julien, Travis 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 033 Horace, JaMarkus 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 035 Smith-Hyde, Linden 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 3 Totals 19 49 5 18 11 18 25 54 10 1 3



TEAM 3 Totals 22 51 7 12 23 32 41 74 10 1 6


stAnford tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl24 Huestis, Josh - F 2 8 0 2 3 4 8 7 3 3 233 Powell, Dwight - F 5 9 2 4 6 6 10 18 1 3 004 Nastic, Stefan - C 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 001 Sanders, Christian - G 0 4 0 2 3 4 4 3 1 0 005 Randle, Chasson - G 7 14 1 6 7 7 4 22 3 0 310 Lemons, Robbie 1 5 1 4 2 3 1 5 1 0 111 Brown, Andy 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 012 Allen, Rosco 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 030 Verhoeven, Grant 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 040 Gage, John 4 10 2 7 0 0 3 10 0 1 1

TEAM 6 Totals 21 56 6 26 22 26 39 70 10 7 7



TEAM 5 Totals 26 71 4 19 22 25 43 78 13 3 8




TEAM 2 Totals 23 50 5 15 10 19 37 61 13 2 3


louisville tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl20 Blackshear, Wayne - F 4 9 1 4 3 4 3 12 0 0 021 Behanan, Chane - F 6 8 0 0 1 3 4 13 0 0 210 Dieng, Gorgui - C 2 6 0 0 1 3 6 5 3 1 102 Smith, Russ - G 7 17 1 7 3 3 6 18 3 0 603 Siva, Peyton - G 4 8 2 3 3 4 3 13 6 0 105 Ware, Kevin 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Hancock, Luke 6 9 5 7 2 3 1 19 2 0 115 Henderson, Tim 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 024 Harrell, Montrezl 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 025 Price, Zach 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Van Treese, Stephan 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1

TEAM 5 Totals 31 63 9 21 13 20 32 84 16 1 12


vcu tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Reddic, Juvonte - F 6 11 0 0 0 0 9 12 0 0 002 Weber, Briante - G 2 7 2 5 0 0 2 6 2 0 310 Theus, Darius - G 1 3 0 0 2 2 2 4 2 0 021 Graham, Treveon - G 6 12 0 3 0 1 5 12 5 0 130 Daniels, Troy - G 4 11 4 11 0 0 3 12 0 0 005 Okereafor, Teddy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 Brandenberg, Rob 4 9 2 4 0 0 2 10 0 0 031 Tuoyo, Justin 2 4 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 032 Johnson, Melvin 2 7 0 3 1 1 0 5 0 0 033 Haley, D.J. 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 27 65 8 26 3 6 31 65 9 0 4


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 7 14 0 1 0 0 11 14 2 1 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 3 7 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 4 9 3 5 0 0 2 11 8 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus - G 4 8 2 6 2 2 5 12 1 0 033 Ross, Earnest - G 4 7 3 5 0 0 1 11 0 0 003 Criswell, Tony 1 2 0 0 0 2 7 2 0 0 005 Bell, Keion 5 10 0 2 2 2 4 12 1 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 28 57 8 19 4 6 40 68 12 2 3


App. stAte tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl04 Obacha, Michael - F 0 4 0 0 1 4 6 1 1 0 011 Healy, Michael - F 4 9 1 2 0 0 2 9 2 2 213 Trice, Jamaal - F 2 8 2 3 0 0 6 6 3 0 035 Canty, Jay - F 11 19 1 4 6 7 6 29 2 0 302 Hamilton, Tab - G 2 11 1 4 0 0 0 5 0 0 001 Baskin, Tevin 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 010 Burgess, Chris 1 5 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 212 Gilbert, Rantavious 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 024 Okam Brian 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1

TEAM 5 Totals 21 59 5 14 9 13 31 56 8 3 8


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 9 11 3 3 2 2 5 23 0 1 242 Oriakhi, Alex - F 2 3 0 0 1 3 5 5 0 0 001 Pressey, Phil - G 2 7 1 6 0 0 4 5 7 1 414 Webster-Chan, Negus - G 0 4 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 0 133 Ross, Earnest - G 5 10 1 2 2 4 9 13 3 0 003 Criswell, Tony 5 8 0 1 0 0 3 10 1 0 004 Haith, Corey 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 005 Bell, Keion 4 10 1 3 3 3 6 12 4 0 331 Feldmann, Danny 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 035 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 1 3 0 0 0 2 3 2 1 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 29 59 6 19 8 14 45 72 18 2 10


seMo tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl01 Johnson, Nino - F 6 12 0 1 1 2 7 13 1 4 033 Stone, Tyler - F 5 14 1 2 2 2 7 13 1 1 104 Wilford, Corey - G 5 12 3 8 1 2 2 14 4 0 113 Nutt, Lucas - G 3 6 3 4 0 0 2 9 2 0 023 Smith, Marland - G 3 9 0 5 4 5 5 10 4 0 002 Jones, A.J. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 003 Niemczyk, Nick 2 6 2 6 0 0 1 6 0 0 215 Tolbert, Jacob 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 024 White, Jared 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 3 Totals 24 59 9 26 8 11 28 65 12 3 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 10 18 2 2 4 4 9 26 1 2 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 3 9 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 4 18 1 7 8 12 7 17 5 0 314 Webster-Chan, Negus - G 1 4 0 1 1 1 2 3 1 0 033 Ross, Earnest - G 0 1 0 1 2 2 4 2 1 0 103 Criswell, Tony 6 8 1 1 0 0 3 13 0 0 105 Bell, Keion 5 10 0 1 2 2 11 12 3 1 144 Rosburg, Ryan 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 30 67 4 13 17 21 48 81 13 4 7


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalVCU 28 37 65Mizzou 30 38 68


GAME 6: Mizzou 68, VCU 65Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 31 30 61Louisville 39 45 84


GAME 5: Louisville 84, Mizzou 61

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalSE Missouri St. 45 20 65Mizzou 35 46 81

Dec. 4, 2012Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 8: Mizzou 81, SEMO 65Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalAppalachian St. 21 35 56Mizzou 39 33 72


GAME 7: Mizzou 72, App. St. 56


tenn. st. tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl01 Thornton, Kellen - F 2 12 0 1 0 0 4 4 1 0 004 Rhett, M.J. - F 1 4 0 0 1 2 6 3 0 2 133 Covington, Robert - F 5 18 2 9 0 0 5 12 2 2 202 Miller, Patrick - G 2 11 1 4 1 3 2 6 5 0 110 Dockery, Deshawn - G 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 105 Harris, Jay 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 022 Fredrick, Tashan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 024 McClung, Devante 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 045 Cyphers, Jordan 4 14 3 9 0 0 3 11 0 1 2

TEAM 4 Totals 15 63 6 24 2 5 27 38 8 5 7


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 8 15 1 3 1 2 10 18 1 2 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 5 7 0 0 5 6 10 15 1 3 001 Pressey, Phil - G 1 4 1 2 2 2 1 5 3 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus - G 2 5 1 4 2 2 8 7 4 0 033 Ross, Earnest - G 0 6 0 4 1 2 4 1 1 0 303 Criswell, Tony 1 4 0 1 0 1 4 2 2 0 004 Haith, Corey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 005 Bell, Keion 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 4 3 0 010 Bull, Dominique 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 031 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 035 Jankovic, Stefan 4 7 2 5 4 4 5 14 0 1 044 Rosburg, Ryan 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 24 53 5 19 15 19 52 68 15 6 4


s.c. stAte tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl22 Hezekiah, Matt - F 5 14 0 0 4 4 12 14 0 1 230 Palmer, Darryl - F 2 8 1 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 001 Toombs, Khalif - G 3 16 2 8 0 0 5 8 8 0 105 Adams, Louis - G 2 10 1 3 1 2 4 6 2 0 010 Myers, Patrick - G 0 4 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 112 Mitchell, Shaquiell 4 8 2 2 0 0 4 10 0 0 120 Campbell, Chasen 1 4 0 1 0 0 2 2 1 1 033 Radvoic, Luka 3 5 0 2 0 0 3 6 0 0 0

TEAM 3 Totals 20 69 6 23 5 6 34 51 13 2 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 4 6 1 1 2 2 2 11 0 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan - F 4 7 1 4 2 3 1 11 0 0 142 Oriakhi, Alex - C 4 5 0 0 1 1 11 9 0 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 2 4 0 1 2 2 3 6 6 0 205 Bell, Keion - G 6 12 0 3 0 0 4 12 0 0 203 Criswell, Tony 4 6 0 0 0 0 8 8 1 0 004 Haith, Corey 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 010 Bull, Dominique 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 3 3 1 1 0 0 7 7 3 0 131 Feldmann, Danny 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 032 Brown, Jabari 3 9 1 7 5 6 1 12 3 0 033 Ross, Earnest 6 10 2 6 2 2 3 16 3 1 044 Rosburg, Ryan 3 4 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 1 0

TEAM 4 Totals 41 72 6 27 14 16 48 102 19 3 8

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 18-33 54.5% 2nd Half: 23-39 59.0% Game: 56.9%3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-14 35.7% 2nd Half: 1-13 7.7% Game: 22.2%F Throw % 1st Half: 80.0 80.0% 2nd Half: 6-6 100.0% Game: 87.5%

Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 10 20 1 3 2 3 10 23 4 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 5 10 0 0 3 3 14 13 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 3 19 0 4 6 6 7 12 11 0 105 Bell, Keion- G 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 5 10 3 7 5 6 7 18 0 0 003 Criswell, Tony 3 5 0 0 1 2 5 7 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 3 8 1 4 1 2 6 8 1 0 0

TEAM 7 Totals 29 73 5 19 19 24 58 82 16 2 2


illinois tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl42 Griffey, Tyler - F 5 8 4 7 0 0 2 14 1 1 032 Egwu, Nnanna - C 5 11 0 0 2 3 9 12 0 1 101 Richardson, D.J. - G 3 13 1 9 0 0 2 7 3 0 103 Paul, Brandon - G 5 18 2 8 11 14 8 23 5 2 113 Abrams, Tracy - G 2 9 0 3 0 0 3 4 1 0 000 McLaurin, Sam 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 002 Bertrand, Joseph 5 11 1 4 2 2 3 13 0 0 220 Henry, Mike 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 Langford, Devin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 25 74 8 32 15 19 35 73 10 4 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 8 14 0 2 1 1 9 17 0 2 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 2 3 0 0 1 3 7 5 1 2 001 Pressey, Phil - G 8 22 3 8 0 0 3 19 19 0 205 Bell, Keion- G 8 13 0 1 1 2 6 17 0 0 132 Brown, Jabari - G 5 13 4 8 0 0 7 14 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 1 5 1 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 5 8 3 4 3 4 7 16 1 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 8 Totals 38 80 12 28 6 10 50 94 21 5 5


uclA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Muhammad, S. - F 10 19 3 6 4 5 1 27 1 0 024 Wear, Travis - F 11 20 0 0 0 0 9 22 1 2 303 Adams, Jordan - G 4 13 1 4 3 3 4 12 5 0 205 Anderson, Kyle - G 2 7 0 1 2 3 6 6 2 0 110 Drew II, Larry - G 3 7 0 1 2 2 3 8 10 1 204 Powell, Norman 2 4 0 2 0 0 1 4 2 2 012 Wear, David 7 7 0 0 2 3 6 16 0 1 123 Parker, Tony 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 40 79 4 14 13 16 36 97 21 6 9


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalS. Carolina St. 18 33 51Mizzou 49 53 102


GAME 10: Mizzou 102, S. Car. St. 51Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalTennessee State 20 18 38Mizzou 23 45 68


GAME 9: Mizzou 68, Tenn. St. 38

Score by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalMizzou 47 41 6 94UCLA 47 41 9 97

Dec. 28, 2012Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles, Calif.

GAME 12: UCLA 97, Mizzou 94 OTScore by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 41 41 82Illinois 35 38 73

Dec. 22, 2012Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo.

GAME 11: Mizzou 82, Illinois 73


Bucknell tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Willman, Joe - F 4 11 0 0 0 0 6 8 2 2 131 Muscala, Mike - C 10 17 0 0 5 9 14 25 4 2 011 Hill, Ryan - G 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 0 012 Johnson, Bryson - G 4 12 3 7 0 0 2 11 0 0 042 Ayers, Cameron - G 5 11 3 8 0 0 7 13 2 0 103 Kaspar, Steven 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 010 Fitzpatrick, Brian 1 4 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 032 Frazier, Ryan 1 4 1 1 0 0 2 3 1 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 26 62 7 16 5 11 39 64 14 4 2


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 8 14 0 0 0 0 8 16 0 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - C 4 6 0 0 1 1 7 9 1 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 10 22 3 6 3 5 3 26 5 0 005 Bell, Keion - G 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 132 Brown, Jabari - G 1 9 1 4 0 0 5 3 0 0 214 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 1 9 0 2 3 6 7 5 1 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 2 2 1 1 0 0 3 5 1 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

TEAM 0 Totals 27 63 5 13 7 12 38 66 8 3 5


AlABAMA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Jacobs, Nick - F 1 5 0 0 1 2 3 3 0 0 024 Pollard, Devonta - F 4 8 0 0 2 2 2 10 1 0 105 Lacey, Trevor - G 4 9 1 3 0 0 2 9 1 1 112 Releford, Trevor - G 8 14 3 7 7 8 1 26 3 0 021 Cooper, Rodney - G 5 12 1 4 0 0 7 11 0 0 114 Gueye, Moussa 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 020 Randolph, Levi 1 4 0 2 3 4 5 5 2 1 122 Steele, Andrew 1 3 0 1 2 2 0 4 1 0 232 Obasohan, Retin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 7 Totals 24 55 5 17 15 18 32 68 8 4 6


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 6 8 0 0 4 5 5 16 1 2 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 6 8 0 0 4 5 10 16 1 2 201 Pressey, Phil - G 4 10 1 3 2 4 2 11 13 0 205 Bell, Keion - G 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 7 11 5 7 3 4 2 22 2 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 7 12 3 4 2 4 5 19 1 0 235 Jankovic, Stefan 0 4 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 0 Totals 30 53 9 15 15 22 27 84 18 5 8


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl42 Oriakhi, Alex - F 2 4 0 0 0 0 6 4 0 3 001 Pressey, Phil - G 5 11 0 4 0 0 3 10 5 0 005 Bell, Keion - G 5 11 0 1 1 1 7 11 1 0 132 Brown, Jabari - G 4 13 2 7 3 3 7 13 1 0 033 Ross, Earnest - G 1 7 0 4 1 2 3 3 1 0 403 Criswell, Tony 3 4 0 0 0 0 2 6 1 0 010 Bull, Dominique 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 031 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 035 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 044 Rosburg, Ryan 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1

TEAM 5 Totals 21 57 2 18 5 6 36 49 9 4 6


ole Miss tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl23 Buckner, Reginald - F 0 5 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 131 Holloway, Murphy - F 8 12 0 0 6 10 8 22 1 1 410 White, LaDarius- G 2 6 0 3 0 0 2 4 1 0 022 Henderson, Mar. - G 4 11 2 8 1 2 4 11 2 0 332 Summers, Jarvis - G 2 8 0 1 8 8 3 12 2 1 103 Millinghaus, Derrick 3 6 2 3 0 0 1 8 1 0 120 Williams, Nick 2 6 1 3 0 0 2 5 2 0 334 Jones, Aaron 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 1 0

TEAM 4 Totals 22 56 5 18 15 20 37 64 7 3 13


GeorGiA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Williams, Donte’ - F 1 5 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 3 031 Morris, Brandon - F 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 005 Dixon, Tim - C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 001 Caldwell-Pope, K - G 5 12 3 7 2 2 2 15 3 0 304 Mann, Charles - G 1 4 1 1 0 1 3 3 2 0 111 Williams, Vincent 7 10 3 4 6 6 4 23 3 0 012 Gaines, Kenny 1 2 1 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 032 Florveus, John 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 1 041 Cannon, John 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 042 Djurisic, Nemanja 3 7 1 2 2 2 5 9 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 21 46 10 17 10 12 29 62 9 4 4


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl03 Criswell, Tony - F 3 10 1 1 3 6 6 10 0 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan F 2 5 1 4 2 2 2 7 0 0 042 Oriakhi, Alex - C 5 5 0 0 3 4 8 13 2 4 001 Pressey, Phil - G 2 6 1 3 0 0 0 5 6 0 432 Brown, Jabari - G 4 8 3 6 4 6 2 15 2 0 005 Bell, Keion 5 8 0 1 4 4 2 14 4 0 214 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 031 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 5 10 3 5 2 3 4 15 0 1 244 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TEAM 5 Totals 26 54 9 22 18 25 31 79 14 5 9


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalAlabama 36 32 68Mizzou 40 44 84

Jan. 8, 2013Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 14: Mizzou 84, Alabama 68Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalBucknell 28 36 64Mizzou 24 42 66


GAME 13: Mizzou 66, Bucknell 64

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalGeorgia 30 32 62Mizzou 38 41 79


GAME 16: Mizzou 79, Georgia 62Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 22 27 49Ole Miss 31 33 64

Jan. 12, 2013Tad Smith Coliseum Oxford, Miss.

GAME 15: Ole Miss 64, Mizzou 49


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl03 Criswell, Tony - F 2 7 1 4 3 4 5 8 1 0 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 1 2 0 0 2 3 2 4 0 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 1 7 0 4 0 0 2 2 6 0 205 Bell, Keion - G 5 6 0 0 4 4 0 14 1 0 232 Brown, Jabari - G 5 18 4 11 2 2 1 16 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 031 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 2 6 1 3 2 2 0 7 0 0 344 Rosburg, Ryan 0 1 0 0 1 2 4 1 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 16 49 6 24 14 17 25 52 8 1 11


floridA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl33 Murphy, Erik - F 6 11 3 5 0 0 5 15 0 2 204 Young, Patric - F 4 8 0 0 1 1 8 9 2 3 201 Boynton, Kenny - G 6 11 2 6 0 1 3 14 3 1 103 Rosario, Mike - G 4 8 1 3 0 0 2 9 3 0 105 Wilbekin, Scottie - G 6 8 1 2 0 0 3 13 10 0 300 Kurtz, Jacob 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 111 Ogbueze, Braxton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 212 Graham, Dillon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 015 Yeguete, Will 6 7 0 0 1 1 6 13 0 1 220 Frazier, Michael 2 5 1 3 2 2 2 7 2 0 025 Walker, DeVon 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0

TEAM 5 Totals 35 59 8 19 5 8 35 83 21 7 14


s. cArolinA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl14 Chatkevicius, L. - F 2 4 0 1 4 4 3 8 1 2 024 Carrera, Michael - F 2 5 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 030 Jackson, Lakeem - F 3 6 1 1 2 4 5 9 3 0 205 Smith, Eric - G 3 9 1 5 0 0 1 7 1 0 023 Ellington, Bruce - G 3 12 0 2 1 4 9 7 3 0 101 Williams, Brenton 5 11 4 6 2 2 5 16 1 0 202 Richardson, Brian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 025 Kacinas, Mindaugaus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 032 Leonard, Damien 1 11 0 5 0 1 5 2 0 0 033 Slawson, R.J. 5 7 0 0 2 2 6 12 0 0 1

TEAM 5 Totals 24 65 6 20 11 17 43 65 9 2 6


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl03 Criswell, Tony - F 2 6 0 1 3 4 7 7 0 0 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 4 4 0 0 10 10 11 18 0 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 2 8 1 6 1 2 2 6 7 1 214 Webster-Chan, N. - G 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 232 Brown, Jabari - G 5 16 2 9 5 8 7 17 0 0 133 Ross, Earnest 6 18 2 6 7 10 10 21 1 0 335 Jankovic, Stefan 0 3 0 3 2 2 2 2 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 5 Totals 19 57 5 27 28 36 44 71 10 2 10


vAnderBilt tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl00 Odom, Rod - F 6 12 3 5 2 2 3 17 2 1 121 Jeter, Sheldon - F 2 4 0 1 0 1 3 4 0 0 334 Moats, Shelby - F 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 002 Johnson, Kedren - G 5 11 1 5 0 0 2 11 3 0 024 Parker, Dai-Jon - G 3 7 2 5 0 2 2 8 3 0 111 Fuller, Kyle 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 015 Bright, Kevin 3 9 2 7 0 0 2 8 2 0 020 Astroth, A.J. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 135 Siakam, James 3 6 0 0 1 3 4 7 1 1 140 Henderson, Josh 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 1 Totals 24 54 8 24 3 10 18 59 13 2 7


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl03 Criswell, Tony - F 1 3 0 0 2 2 4 4 4 0 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 7 9 0 0 4 5 12 18 0 1 101 Pressey, Phil - G 4 9 2 4 2 2 2 12 6 0 105 Bell, Keion - G 4 8 1 1 3 4 4 12 1 0 332 Brown, Jabari - G 8 12 4 8 1 1 3 21 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 3 3 0 033 Ross, Earnest 3 8 3 6 0 0 7 9 2 1 035 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 0 1 0

TEAM 1 Totals 28 51 11 21 14 16 40 81 15 3 6


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 4 9 0 1 2 2 6 10 0 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 0 2 0 0 1 2 3 1 0 0 101 Pressey, Phil - G 9 21 1 9 6 6 4 25 5 0 414 Webster-Chan, N. - G 1 4 1 2 0 0 3 3 1 0 132 Brown, Jabari - G 5 13 4 10 5 8 7 19 1 0 103 Criswell, Tony 2 6 0 0 1 2 9 5 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 2 6 1 3 2 2 5 7 0 1 135 Jankovic, Stefan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TEAM 1 Totals 23 61 7 25 17 22 39 70 7 2 8


lsu tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl02 O’Bryant, Johnny - F 4 9 0 0 6 11 11 14 3 1 105 Del Piero, Andrew - C 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 000 Carmouche C. - G 3 5 1 2 0 0 0 7 1 0 301 Hickey, Anthony - G 9 17 1 7 1 2 2 20 4 0 210 Stringer, Anthony - G 4 6 4 5 6 6 5 18 2 0 005 Coleman, Shavon 4 4 0 0 1 4 4 9 0 0 011 Hammink, Shane 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 024 Morgan, Malik 1 3 0 2 3 3 2 5 0 0 1

TEAM 2 Totals 25 45 6 17 17 28 26 73 10 1 7


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 26 44 70LSU 39 34 73

Jan. 30, 2013Maravich Center Baton Rouge, La.

GAME 20: LSU 73, Mizzou 70Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalVanderbilt 20 39 59Mizzou 49 32 81


GAME 19: Mizzou 81, Vanderbilt 59

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalSouth Carolina 35 30 65Mizzou 27 44 71


GAME 18: Mizzou 71, S. Carolina 65Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 23 29 52Florida 40 43 83

Jan. 19, 2013O’Connell Center Gainesville, Fla.

GAME 17: Florida 83, Mizzou 52


AuBurn tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl02 Payne, Allen - F 1 3 0 0 4 4 4 6 0 0 041 Chubb, Rob - C 2 3 0 0 6 6 2 10 1 0 003 Denson, Chris - G 3 8 1 2 3 6 3 10 1 0 205 Johnson, Shaquille - G 2 7 0 2 4 4 2 8 0 0 123 Sullivan, Frankie - G 4 9 2 5 2 2 1 12 1 0 200 Dixon-Tatum, Asauhn 2 5 0 0 4 4 3 8 1 1 010 Price, Jordan 1 6 1 5 2 2 5 5 1 0 011 Wallace, Josh 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 024 Greene, Brian 2 5 2 3 3 4 2 9 3 0 025 Granger, Jordon 0 2 0 1 4 4 4 4 0 0 032 Johnson, Noel 1 3 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

TEAM 5 Totals 19 53 7 22 32 36 31 77 9 1 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 5 9 0 1 2 3 3 12 0 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 3 6 0 0 5 7 6 11 0 0 001 Pressey, Phil - G 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 10 0 105 Bell, Keion - G 9 13 0 1 6 8 5 24 2 1 332 Brown, Jabari - G 2 8 0 5 7 7 4 11 2 0 103 Criswell, Tony 2 3 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 8 12 5 6 2 2 2 23 1 0 335 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 1 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 1 0

TEAM 5 Totals 30 55 6 16 25 33 33 91 17 3 8


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 3 4 1 2 0 0 1 7 0 0 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 5 8 0 0 5 6 8 15 1 3 101 Pressey, Phil - G 4 11 0 2 5 6 2 13 4 0 005 Bell, Keion - G 3 10 0 1 6 6 5 12 2 0 232 Brown, Jabari - G 2 4 1 2 6 6 2 11 2 0 003 Criswell, Tony 1 2 0 0 0 0 7 2 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 3 7 2 5 0 0 1 8 1 0 144 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 21 46 4 12 22 24 31 68 10 3 5


texAs A&M tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl12 Harris, Fabyon - G 7 12 3 4 0 0 3 17 1 0 121 Caruso, Alex - G 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 6 0 031 Turner, Elston - G 5 13 1 4 4 6 4 15 4 0 132 Roberson, K. - F 7 9 0 0 0 1 6 14 3 2 335 Turner, Ray - F 4 9 0 0 4 5 2 12 0 3 111 Reese, J’Mychal 3 7 2 3 0 0 1 8 2 0 013 Green, Jordan 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 042 Jahns, Jarod 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1

TEAM 6 Totals 28 56 6 12 8 12 25 70 17 5 7


ole Miss tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl23 Buckner, Reginald - F 4 5 0 0 1 2 4 9 1 1 131 Holloway, Murphy - F 2 4 0 0 3 4 1 7 0 2 010 White, LaDarius - G 5 10 1 2 2 2 2 13 2 1 022 Henderson, M. - G 4 15 2 8 6 7 4 16 1 0 132 Summers, Jarvis - G 6 12 1 2 3 3 2 16 2 0 001 Newby, Martavious 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 003 Millinghaus, D. 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 013 Perez, Anthony 3 4 1 1 0 0 2 7 0 0 020 Williams, Nick 4 14 1 4 0 0 2 9 2 0 125 Brutus, Terry 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 1

TEAM 8 Totals 29 69 6 18 15 18 32 79 9 4 4



TEAM 2 Totals 35 74 12 23 16 20 50 98 14 4 10


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 5 9 1 1 0 1 4 11 2 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 1 4 0 0 0 0 10 2 0 3 001 Pressey, Phil - G 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 8 0 305 Bell, Keion - G 10 16 2 4 2 3 5 24 2 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 7 11 3 6 3 4 3 20 3 0 303 Criswell, Tony 1 2 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 0 004 Haith, Corey 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 5 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 031 Feldmann, Danny 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 2 5 0 2 0 0 5 4 3 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 2 3 2 3 0 0 2 6 1 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0

TEAM 2 Totals 31 58 9 20 7 10 46 78 21 4 8


Miss. stAte tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl03 Borchert, Colin - F 2 8 2 4 0 0 5 6 0 0 120 Ware, Gavin - F 3 7 0 0 1 3 5 7 0 2 001 Thomas, Fred - G 1 9 0 4 1 2 4 3 2 1 004 Bloodman, T. - G 4 7 1 3 4 6 2 13 0 0 332 Sword, Craig - G 0 8 0 4 4 6 0 4 0 0 015 Price, Baxter 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 024 Cunningham, Tyson 0 4 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 025 Johnson, Roquez 1 3 0 1 1 5 4 3 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 11 46 3 19 11 22 25 36 3 3 4


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 30 38 68Texas A&M 36 34 70

Feb. 7, 2013Reed Arena College Station, Texas

GAME 22: Texas A&M 70, Mizzou 68Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalAuburn 35 42 77Mizzou 45 46 91

Feb. 2, 2013Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 21: Mizzou 91, Auburn 77

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 34 44 78Mississippi State 10 26 36

Feb. 13, 2013Humphrey Coliseum Starkville, Miss.

GAME 24: Mizzou 78, Miss. State 36Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalOle Miss 34 45 79Mizzou 50 48 98


GAME 23: Mizzou 98, Ole Miss 79


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 1 10 0 2 0 0 4 2 2 1 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 2 3 0 0 3 5 11 7 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 2 9 0 4 5 6 3 9 2 0 305 Bell, Keion - G 9 11 0 0 7 8 8 25 0 1 032 Brown, Jabari - G 2 10 1 5 3 4 4 8 3 0 103 Criswell, Tony 0 3 0 0 3 4 4 3 1 0 233 Ross, Earnest 7 12 1 3 1 2 9 16 3 0 144 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 0 0

TEAM 2 Totals 23 58 2 14 23 31 47 71 12 3 7


ArkAnsAs tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl04 Clarke, Coty 4 6 3 3 2 3 7 13 0 1 233 Powell, Marshawn - F 8 19 1 5 7 9 2 24 1 1 001 Wade, Mandracus - G 1 4 1 4 0 0 2 3 2 0 203 Scott, Rickey - G 0 3 0 0 1 2 3 1 2 0 011 Young, B.J. - G 7 13 1 4 3 6 5 18 5 0 000 Madden, Rashad 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 012 Gulley, Fred 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 020 Haydar, Kikko 1 3 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 221 Mickelson, Hunter 2 3 0 0 0 1 3 4 1 0 122 Williams, Jacorey 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 024 Qualls, Michael 2 5 0 1 1 3 4 5 0 0 0

TEAM 3 Totals 26 61 7 23 14 24 31 73 16 2 7


floridA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl33 Murphy, Erik. - F 3 11 2 9 0 0 3 8 1 1 004 Young, Patrick - F 1 4 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 101 Boynton, Kenny - G 4 13 2 9 1 1 4 11 0 0 203 Rosario, Mike - G 5 12 3 8 1 2 2 14 1 0 205 Wilbekin, Scottie - G 3 6 1 3 1 3 5 8 4 0 020 Frazier, Michael 3 5 2 4 2 2 2 10 2 0 224 Prather, Casey 3 3 0 0 1 2 7 7 2 2 3

TEAM 2 Totals 22 54 10 33 6 12 28 60 10 3 10


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 8 17 0 4 1 2 10 17 0 1 242 Oriakhi, Alex - F 2 3 0 0 1 2 4 5 0 2 001 Pressey, Phil - G 2 5 0 1 3 3 6 7 10 0 305 Bell, Keion - G 3 4 1 2 2 2 4 9 1 0 232 Brown, Jabari - G 3 10 3 9 3 4 2 12 0 0 003 Criswell, Tony 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 4 11 1 6 2 2 4 11 0 0 1

Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0TEAM 5 Totals 23 53 5 22 12 15 40 63 11 3 8



TEAM 2 Totals 33 76 5 20 12 17 39 83 14 4 10


kentucky tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl15 Cauley-Stein, W. - F 3 7 0 0 1 7 12 7 1 7 122 Poythress, Alex - F 8 10 1 1 4 6 7 21 2 1 010 Goodwin, Archie - G 7 12 2 3 2 4 3 18 1 1 112 Harrow, Ryan - G 6 14 0 2 4 4 8 16 6 0 134 Mays, Julius - G 6 12 4 8 8 9 6 24 3 0 004 Hood, Jon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 005 Polson, Jarrod 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Wiltjer, Kyle 0 2 0 1 4 6 1 4 3 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 30 59 7 17 23 36 41 90 16 9 3



TEAM 0 Totals 32 46 6 9 20 26 28 90 19 5 6


s. cArolinA tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl14 Chatkevicius, L. 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 4 1 0 024 Carrera, Michael - F 3 6 0 0 3 4 4 9 0 0 205 Smith, Eric - G 0 5 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 0 023 Ellington, Bruce - G 2 7 0 4 2 4 1 6 4 0 230 Jackson, Lakeem - G 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 001 Williams, Brenton 4 6 1 3 1 2 0 10 2 0 002 Richardson, Brian 4 7 2 5 0 0 1 10 1 0 025 Kacinas, M. 2 5 1 2 0 0 4 5 1 0 032 Leonard, Damien 7 14 6 10 0 0 2 20 1 0 033 Slawson, R.J. 1 3 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 2 1

TEAM 2 Totals 24 56 10 26 10 14 20 68 14 2 5


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalFlorida 29 31 60Mizzou 26 37 63


GAME 26: Mizzou 63, Florida 60Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 33 38 71Arkansas 29 44 73

Feb. 16, 2013Bud Walton Arena Fayetteville, Ark.

GAME 25: Arkansas 73, Mizzou 71

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 45 45 90South Carolina 38 30 68

Feb. 28, 2013Colonial Life Arena Columbia, S.C.

GAME 28: Mizzou 90, S. Carolina 68Score by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalMizzou 35 40 8 83Kentucky 31 44 15 90

Feb. 23, 2013Rupp Arena Lexington, Ky.

GAME 27: Kentucky 90, Mizzou 83 OT


lsu tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl02 O’Bryant, Johnny - F 7 14 0 0 4 6 8 18 1 0 055 Del Piero, Andrew - C 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 1 000 Carmouche, C. - G 6 12 5 8 4 5 1 21 5 0 101 Hickey, Anthony - G 8 19 6 14 0 0 3 22 0 0 210 Stringer, Andre - G 1 8 1 5 0 1 7 3 4 0 204 Collins, Corban 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 005 Coleman, Shavon 1 3 0 0 4 4 3 6 1 0 011 Hammink, Shane 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 024 Morgan, Malik 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 2 Totals 26 62 12 28 12 16 30 76 11 1 5


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 10 17 0 3 3 3 10 23 2 0 042 Oriakhi, Alex - F 9 11 0 0 0 2 10 18 1 4 101 Pressey, Phil - G 5 11 2 5 3 5 5 15 8 0 205 Bell, Keion - G 4 6 0 0 3 3 6 11 3 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 2 5 0 2 0 1 2 4 2 0 003 Criswell, Tony 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 4 7 2 4 3 3 1 13 1 0 0

TEAM 1 Totals 36 62 5 16 12 17 35 89 17 4 3


ArkAnsAs tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl04 Clarke, Coty - F 4 6 1 2 0 0 2 9 2 0 333 Powell, Marshawn - F 4 10 0 3 1 6 2 9 1 3 201 Wade, Mardracus - G 1 5 1 5 0 0 1 3 1 0 111 Young, B.J. - G 11 18 4 7 1 1 1 27 3 1 112 Gulley, Fred - G 1 4 0 1 1 3 2 3 0 0 200 Madden, Rashad 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 005 Bell, Anthlon 0 4 0 4 2 3 1 2 0 0 013 Henderson, Charlie 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 020 Haydar, Kikko 0 4 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 0 021 Mickelson, Hunter 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 024 Qualls, Michael 4 6 0 1 0 0 1 8 0 0 0

TEAM 2 Totals 26 60 6 25 5 13 19 63 12 5 9


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 10 13 1 1 3 5 11 24 1 2 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 3 3 0 0 4 4 8 10 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 2 3 1 1 3 7 4 8 6 0 005 Bell, Keion - G 2 7 0 0 4 5 4 8 1 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 6 12 3 6 8 9 1 23 1 0 103 Criswell, Tony 3 3 0 0 1 2 7 7 0 0 110 Bull, Dominique 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 0 133 Ross, Earnest 3 7 2 4 3 4 2 11 2 0 335 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TEAM 4 Totals 29 50 7 14 28 40 44 93 13 3 7



TEAM 5 Totals 24 58 4 17 10 15 32 62 13 5 7


tennessee tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl05 Stokes, Jarnell - F 5 10 0 0 3 4 13 13 2 0 001 Richardson, Josh - G 4 9 0 1 3 4 7 11 0 0 304 Moore, Armani - G 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 011 Golden, Trae - G 4 12 2 3 2 2 5 12 4 0 052 McRae, Jordan - G 4 11 2 6 5 6 6 15 1 2 113 McBee, Skyler 2 7 2 7 0 0 0 6 0 0 020 Hall, Kenny 0 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 031 Chievous, Quinton 3 5 1 3 0 0 5 7 2 1 0

TEAM 5 Totals 22 60 7 20 13 16 45 64 9 5 4


texAs A&M tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl32 Roberson, K. - F 1 3 0 0 0 0 6 2 1 0 235 Turner, Ray - F 2 5 0 0 4 6 4 8 0 0 012 Harris, Fabyon - G 5 11 4 7 1 1 4 15 1 0 321 Caruso, Alex - G 1 7 0 1 2 5 5 4 0 0 131 Turner, Elston - G 3 17 1 7 0 0 1 7 1 0 200 Young, Andrew 1 5 0 1 5 6 4 7 0 1 013 Green, Jordan 1 5 0 0 2 2 3 4 1 0 242 Jahns, Jarod 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2

TEAM 6 Totals 14 58 5 16 17 24 31 50 4 1 12


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 3 7 2 3 2 2 3 10 2 1 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 6 7 0 0 1 2 10 13 0 1 001 Pressey, Phil - G 0 1 0 0 2 2 4 2 5 0 105 Bell, Keion - G 1 7 0 4 3 4 6 5 3 0 132 Brown, Jabari - G 2 5 1 2 5 6 2 10 4 0 103 Criswell, Tony 4 7 0 0 2 2 4 10 0 1 004 Haith, Corey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 Webster-Chan, Negus 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 3 9 1 2 0 3 10 7 1 1 035 Jankovic, Stefan 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 044 Rosburg, Ryan 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 21 47 5 13 15 21 46 62 15 4 5


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalTexas A&M 19 31 50Mizzou 28 34 62

March 14, 2013Bridgeston Arena Nashville, Tenn.

GAME 32: Mizzou 62, Texas A&M 50Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 29 33 62Tennessee 29 35 64

March 9, 2013Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, Tenn.

GAME 31: Tennessee 64, Mizzou 62

Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalArkansas 22 41 63Mizzou 48 45 93

March 5, 2013Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 30: Mizzou 93, Arkansas 63Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalLSU 39 37 76Mizzou 43 46 89

March 2, 2013Mizzou Arena Columbia, Mo.

GAME 29: Mizzou 89, LSU 76



TEAM 5 Totals 24 59 7 23 7 13 47 62 13 3 2


ole Miss tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl23 Buckner, Reginald - F 3 5 0 0 1 4 6 7 1 2 131 Holloway, Murphy - F 3 7 0 0 3 6 13 9 4 0 120 Williams, Nick - G 0 5 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 022 Henderson, M. - G 8 18 4 12 7 8 1 27 0 0 132 Summers, Jarvis - G 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 103 Millinghaus, D. 5 8 1 3 0 2 0 11 2 0 210 White, LaDarius 3 11 0 3 0 0 5 6 1 0 013 Perez, Anthony 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 025 Brutus, Terry 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1

TEAM 3 Totals 24 61 5 21 11 20 35 64 8 2 7


Mizzou tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl21 Bowers, Laurence - F 3 7 0 1 1 2 4 7 3 1 142 Oriakhi, Alex - F 6 6 0 0 4 4 2 16 0 2 101 Pressey, Phil - G 7 19 3 6 3 4 1 20 7 0 305 Bell, Keion - G 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 032 Brown, Jabari - G 3 10 3 9 5 5 1 14 0 0 003 Criswell, Tony 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 010 Bull, Dominique 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Webster-Chan, Negus 2 3 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 033 Ross, Earnest 3 8 1 4 4 4 3 11 1 0 135 Jankovic, Stefan 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM 1 Totals 24 57 7 23 17 19 19 72 13 3 6


colo. stAte tot 3-pt## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta reb tp a blk stl04 Hornung, Pierce - F 2 2 0 0 2 2 8 6 2 0 044 Smith, Greg - F 5 10 1 1 1 4 0 12 2 1 045 Iverson, Colton - F 1 3 0 0 0 0 13 4 1 1 010 Eikmeier, Wes - G 3 8 2 4 3 3 3 11 2 0 022 Green, Dorian - G 6 13 3 5 11 12 2 26 2 0 102 Bejarano, Daniel 4 7 1 3 0 0 1 9 0 0 005 Octeus, Jon 3 7 0 1 6 8 6 12 1 1 015 Santo, Gerson 1 1 0 0 2 2 3 4 0 0 0

TEAM 6 Totals 25 51 7 14 27 33 42 84 10 3 1


Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 38 34 72Colorado State 47 37 84

March 21, 2013Rupp Arena Lexington, Ky.

GAME 34: Colo. St. 84, Mizzou 72Score by Period 1st 2nd TotalMizzou 31 31 62Ole Miss 24 40 64

March 15, 2013Bridgeston Arena Nashville, Tenn.

GAME 33: Ole Miss 64, Mizzou 62

Below: Head Coach Frank Haith addresses his club after Missouri knocked off No. 5 Florida to remain perfect at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers carry an 18-game home court winning streak into the 2013-14 season.


Year Coach Record Pct Conf Place Captain1906-07 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 Huhn / 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 Gregg / 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 Collins / 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 Pierpoint / Smith1949-50 Wilbur Stalcup 14-10 .583 4-8 6th Indv. Game Cpts.1950-51 Wilbur Stalcup 16-8 .667 8-4 T-2nd Heinemann / Lafferty1951-52 Wilbur Stalcup 14-10 .583 6-6 3rd Bill Stauffer1952-53 Wilbur Stalcup 12-9 .571 6-6 3rd Landolt / 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 Kirksey

Missouri Season-By-Season Records


1959-60 Wilbur Stalcup 12-13 .480 5-9 6th Cliff Talley1960-61 Wilbur Stalcup 11-13 .458 8-6 T-4th Henke / 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 Price / Carey1964-65 Bob Vanatta 13-11 .542 8-6 T-3rd Flamank/Garner/Monsees1965-66 Bob Vanatta 3-21 .125 1-13 8th Charles Rudd1966-67 Bob Vanatta 3-22 .120 1-13 8th Coleman / Vanatta1967-68 Norm Stewart 10-16 .385 5-9 6th Johnson / Bennett1968-69 Norm Stewart 14-11 .560 7-7 5th Johnson / Tomlinson1969-70 Norm Stewart 15-11 .577 7-7 T-3rd Johnson / Tomlinson1970-71 Norm Stewart 17-9 .654 9-5 T-2nd Henry Smith1971-72 Norm Stewart 21-6 .778 10-4 2nd Flaker / Griffin1972-73 Norm Stewart 21-6 .778 9-5 T-2nd Brown / Jeffries1973-74 Norm Stewart 12-14 .462 3-11 T-7th Eberhard / 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 Currie / Johnson1978-79 Norm Stewart 13-15 .464 8-6 T-2nd Drew / Droy1979-80 Norm Stewart 25-6 .806 11-3 1st Larry Drew1980-81 Norm Stewart 22-10 .688 10-4 1st Indv. Game Capts.1981-82 Norm Stewart 27-4 .871 12-2 1st Frazier / McCrary1982-83 Norm Stewart 26-8 .765 12-2 1st Stipanovich / Sundvold1983-84 Norm Stewart 16-14 .533 5-9 T-6th Bridges / R. 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 Chievous / Hardy1987-88 Norm Stewart 19-11 .633 7-7 4th Chievous / Hardy1988-89 Norm Stewart 29-8 .784 10-4 2nd Sandbothe / Church1989-90 Norm Stewart 26-6 .813 12-2 1st Buntin / 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 Burns / 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 Winfield1996-97 Norm Stewart 16-17 .485 5-11 10th 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 Hardge / Woods1999-00 Quin Snyder 18-13 .581 10-6 6th Hafer / Wampler2000-01 Quin Snyder 20-13 .606 9-7 6th Senior Captains2001-02 Quin Snyder 24-12 .667 9-7 5th Gilbert / Rush2002-03 Quin Snyder 22-11 .667 9-7 T-5th Indv. Game Capts.2003-04 Quin Snyder 16-14 .533 9-7 6th Indv. Game Capts.2004-05 Quin Snyder 16-17 .485 7-9 T-8th Conley/Dailey/McKinney2005-06 Quin Snyder 12-16 .429 5-11 11th McKinney/Young/Gardner2006-07 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 Senior Captains2009-10 Mike Anderson 23-11 .676 10-6 5th Tiller/Ramsey/Taylor2010-11 Mike Anderson 23-11 .676 8-8 T-5th Denmon/English/Safford2011-12 Frank Haith 30-5 .857 14-4 2nd Denmon/English2012-13 Frank Haith 23-11 .676 11-7 T-5th Pressey/Bowers

* NCAA Tournament contests in 1993-94 were later vacated.


Mizzou Basketball Winning StreaksALL-GAMES WINNING STREAKS22 1919-20 - Last 5 games of 1918-19 season and first 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 and first 11 games of 1991-92. Memphis State broke streak, 89-78. 17 1920-21 - First 17 games of 1920-21. Kansas State broke streak, 32-24. 15 1917-18 - Last 2 games of 1916-17 and first 13 games of 1917-18 season. Kansas broke streak, 28-22. 15 1994 - Within 1993-94 season. Nebraska broke streak, 98-91. 14 2011-12- To open the 2011-12 season. Kansas State broke streak, 75-59. 13 1921-22 - First 13 games of 1921-22. Kansas broke streak, 26-13. 12 1972-73 - First 12 games of 1972-73. Kansas State broke streak, 70-55. 12 1918-19 - Last 4 games of 1917-18 and first 8 games of 1918-19. 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. 11 1975-76 - Within 1975-76 season. Kansas State broke streak, 85-81.

HOMECOURT WINNING STREAKS34 1988-90 - Last game of 1987-88, all 16 games of 1988-89, all 15 games of 1989-90, and first 2 games of 1990-91. Arkansas broke streak, 95-82. 32 2008-09 - Last game of 2007-08, all-18 games of 2008-09, first 13 games of 2009-10. Texas A&M broke streak, 77-74. 29 1980-82 - Last 5 games of 1979-80, all 14 games of 1980-81 and first 10 games of 1981-82. Nebraska broke streak, 67-51. 23 1974-76 - Last game of 1973-74, all 12 games of 1974-75 and first 10 games of 1975-76. Kansas State broke streak, 85-81. 22 1919-21 - Last 3 games of 1918-19, all 10 games of 1919-20 and first 9 games of 1920-21. Kansas State broke streak, 32-24. 21 1987-88 - Last 8 home games of 1986-87 and first 13 home games of 1987-88. Kansas broke streak, 82-77. 18 Last home game of 2011-12 season and all 17 home games of 2012-13. Current streak entering 2013-14. 17 2010-11 - First 17 home games of 2010-11. Kansas broke streak, 70-66 17 1993-94 - Last game of 1992-93, all 15 home games of 1993-94, and first game of 1994-95. Arkansas broke streak, 94-71. 16 2011-12- To open the 2011-12 season. Kansas State broke streak, 78-68. 14 2002-03 - First 14 home games of 2002-03. Kansas broke streak, 79-74. 14 1995-96 - Last home game of 1994-95 and first 13 home games of 1995-96. Iowa State broke streak, 78-74.


14 1976-77 - Last 3 home games of 1975-76 and first 11 home games of 1976-77. Kansas State broke streak, 88-77. 13 1997-98 - Within 1997-98 season. Alabama-Birmingham broke streak, 93-86. 13 1979-80 - Last 3 games of 1978-79 season and first 10 games of 1979-80 season. Kansas State broke streak, 66-64. 13 1969-70 - Last 4 games of 1968-69 season and first 9 games of 1969-70 season. Kansas State broke streak, 63-60. 13 2007-08 - Last 3 games of 2006-07 season and first 10 games of 2007-2008 season. Kansas broke streak, 76-70. 12 2006-07 - Final game of 2005-06 and first 11 games of the 2006-07. Iowa State broke streak, 66-65. 12 2000-01 - Last home game of 1999-2000 and first 11 home games of 2000-01. Oklahoma broke streak, 63-61. 12 1970-71 - Last 2 home games of 1969-70 and first 10 home games of 1970-71. Kansas broke streak, 71-69 (OT). 11 1991-92 - Last 3 home games of 1990-91 and first 8 home games of 1991-92. Kansas broke streak, 92-80. 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 and first 5 home games of 1939-40. 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 first 7 away games of 1922-23 season. K.C. Athletic Club broke streak, 32-22. 16 1917-19 - Last 5 away games of 1916-17 season, all 8 away games of 1917-18 season and first 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 first 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 first 3 away games of ‘91-92 season. Memphis State broke streak, 89-78. 6 7 times - Most recently 2011-12.


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Mizzou Postseason History MIZZOU’S NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY: 26 NCAA Tournament Appearances 4 Elite Eight Appearances • 22-26 NCAA RecordYear 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 N. 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 82-73

San Jose, CA Oklahoma (2) L 81-752003 Midwest (5) Indianapolis, IN S. Illinois (12) W 72-71

Indianapolis, IN Marquette (3) L 101-922009 West (3) Boise, Idaho Cornell (14) W 78-59

Boise, Idaho Marquette (6) W 83-79


Glendale, Arizona Memphis (2) W 102-91Glendale Arizona Connecticut (1) L 82-75

2010 East (10) Buffalo, NY Clemson (7) W 86-78Buffalo, NY West Virginia (2) L 68-59

2011 West (11) Washington, D.C. Cincinnati (6) L 78-632012 West (2) Omaha, Neb. Norfolk State (15) L 86-842013 Midwest (9) Lexington, Ky. Colorado State (8) L 84-72

MIZZOU’S NIT HISTORY6 NIT Appearances • 1-8 NIT RecordYear 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 72-49

1998 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 HISTORY 1 NCCIT APPEARANCE • 0-1 NCCIT RECORDYear Round Site Opponent W/L Score1975 1st Round Louisville, KY Purdue L 87-74

BIG EIGHT HOLIDAY AND POSTSEASON CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TITLES 1954 Big Seven Holiday Tournament 1982 Big Eight Postseason Championship 1971 Big Eight Holiday Tournament 1987 Big Eight Postseason Championship 1972 Big Eight Holiday Tournament 1989 Big Eight Postseason Championship 1973 Big Eight Holiday Tournament 1991 Big Eight Postseason Championship 1975 Big Eight Holiday Tournament 1993 Big Eight Postseason Championship 1976 Big Eight Holiday Tournament 2009 Big 12 Tournament Championship 1978 Big Eight Postseason Championship 2012 Big 12 Tournament Championship

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.

Missouri claimed its final Big 12 Conference title in 2012 in Kansas City, Mo.


INDIVIDUAL RECORDSGames PlayedCareer: 8 Marcus Denmon, Kim English, 2009-12 Travon Bryant, Arthur Johnson, Rickey Paulding, 2000-03 Clarence 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. N. 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. N. Car.

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. UNI Career: .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. Texas J.T. Tiller, 3/19/10 vs. Clemson Phil Pressey, 3/17/11 vs. Cincinnati J.T. Tiller, 3/19/10 vs. ClemsonCareer: 15 J.T. Tiller, 2009-10

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 RECORDSPoints 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 Attempted Game: 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 DeficitGame: 25 3/17/00, Missouri 30, N. Carolina 55

AssistsGame: 23 3/24/94 vs. Syracuse

StealsGame: 15 3/19/10 vs. Clemson

Blocked ShotsGame: 7 3/11/99 vs. New Mexico

TurnoversMost: 24 3/13/82 vs. MarquetteLeast: 4 3/20/09 vs. Cornell

Mizzou NCAA Tournament and Postseason Records


POSTSEASON TEAM RECORDSMost Points NCAA 109 vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94NIT 89 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96SEC 62 vs. two opponents, Texas A&M, Ole Miss (2013)Big 12 89 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 104 vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-62

Most Points – Half NCAA 57 vs. Texas, 3-19-89NIT 52 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96SEC 34 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 51 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 59 vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Fewest Points NCAA 35 vs. Utah, 3-24-44NIT 49 vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC 62 vs. two opponents; Texas A&M, Ole Miss (2013)Big 12 47 vs. Oklahoma, 3-16-03Big 8 50 vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Most Field Goals Made NCAA 42 vs. Texas, 3-19-89NIT 32 vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72SEC 24 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 32 vs. Baylor, 3-8-07Big 8 45 vs. Colorado, 1972

Fewest Field Goals Made NCAA 12 vs. Utah, 3-24-44NIT 20 vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC 21 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 17 vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98Big 8 20 vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Most Field Goals Attempted NCAA 83 vs. Arizona, 3-26-94NIT 71 vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 59 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 70 vs. Kansas, 3-12-04Big 8 99 vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-62

Fewest Field Goals Attempted NCAA 37 vs. Marquette, 3-13-82NIT 50 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3-14-85SEC 47 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 43 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 41 vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Highest Field Goal Percentage NCAA .680 (34-50) vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94NIT .604 (32-53) vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72SEC .447 (21-47) vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 .600 (27-45) vs. Texas A&M, 3-11-04Big 8 .610 (25-41) vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Lowest Field Goal Percentage NCAA .328 (20-61) vs. W. Virginia, 3-21-10NIT .313 (20-64) vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC .407 (24-59) vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 .303 (17-56) vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98Big 8 .342 (25-73) vs. Kansas, 3-6-81

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made NCAA 15 vs. Marquette, 3-22-03NIT 11 vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 7 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 14 vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01Big 8 13 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-96

Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Made NCAA 2 vs. three opponents Creighton, Syracuse, Rhode IslandNIT 6 vs. three opponents; Murray State, Alabama, MichiganSEC 5 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 3 vs. Texas, 3-7-97; vs. A&M 3-10-11Big 8 0 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-9-91

Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted NCAA 36 vs. Marquette, 3-22-03NIT 29 vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 23 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 27 vs. Kansas, 3-12-04Big 8 28 vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Attempted NCAA 9 vs. three opponents Creighton, West Virginia, R. IslandNIT 17 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96; 17 vs. Michigan, 3-16-04SEC 13 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 8 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 2 vs. Kansas State, 3-7-87

Highest Three-Point Field Goals Percentage NCAA .632 (12-19) vs. UCLA, 3-19-95NIT .379 (11-29) vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC .385 (5-13) vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 .737 (14-19) vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01Big 8 1.000 (4-4) vs. Oklahoma, 3-12-89


Lowest Three-Point Field Goals Percentage (Min. 10 att.)NCAA .182 (2-11) vs. Syracuse, 3-24-94NIT .269 (7-26) vs. Michigan, 3-15-05SEC .304 (7-23) vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 .158 (3-19) vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98Big 8 .067 (1-15) vs. Iowa State, 3-9-96

Most Free Throws Made NCAA 32 vs. West Virginia, 3-19-92NIT 37 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96SEC 15 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 40 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 37 vs. Oklahoma, 1954 37 vs. Iowa State, 12-27-76

Fewest Free Throws Made NCAA 5 vs. Iowa, 3-20-83NIT 3 vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC 7 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 1 vs. Oklahoma, 3-15-01Big 8 6 vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95 6 vs. Iowa State, 3-9-96

Most Free Throws Attempted NCAA 44 vs. Syracuse, 3-24-94NIT 50 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96SEC 21 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 47 vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 50 vs. Iowa State, 12-27-76

Fewest Free Throws Attempted NCAA 7 vs. UCLA, 3-19-95NIT 9 vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC 13 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 2 vs. Oklahoma, 3-15-01Big 8 11 vs. Iowa State, 3-10-95

Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 att.)NCAA .917 (11-of-12) vs. Lamar, 3-13-81NIT .740 (37-50) vs. Murray St., 3-13-96SEC .714 (15-21) vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 .917 (33-60) vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05Big 8 .944 (17-of-18) vs. Nebraska, 3-5-82

Lowest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 att.)NCAA .455 (5-11) vs. Iowa, 3-20-83NIT .333 (3-9) vs. Alabama, 3-18-96SEC .538 (7-13) vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 .467 (7-15) vs. Oklahoma 3-9-01Big 8 .583 (14-of-24) vs. Colorado, 3-2-82

Most Rebounds NCAA 52 vs. Ohio State, 3-16-02; 52 vs. Navy, 3-17-94NIT 44 vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 47 vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 49 vs. Oklahoma, 3-6-98Big 8 74 vs. Oklahoma, 12-30-62

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Fewest Rebounds NCAA 19 vs. Colorado State, 3-21-13NIT 26 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3-14-85SEC 46 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 22 vs. Nebraska, 3-10-10Big 8 28 vs. Nebraska, 3-11-83

Most Assists NCAA 23 vs. Syracuse, 3-24-94NIT 17 vs. UAB, 3-11-98; 17 vs. Murray State, 3-13-96SEC 15 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 22 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-8-12Big 8 N/A

Most Steals NCAA 15 vs. Clemson, 3-19-10NIT 9 vs. DePaul, 3-15-05SEC 5 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 13 vs. Iowa State, 3-7-02; 13 vs. Texas Tech, 3-9-00Big 8 N/A

Most Blocked Shots NCAA 7 vs. New Mexico, 3-11-99NIT 3 vs. DePaul, 3-15-05SEC 4 vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 6 vs. Kansas, 3-12-04 Big 8 N/A POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Points NCAA 43 by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76NIT 35 by Al Eberhard vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72SEC 16 by Alex Oriakhi vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 33 by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05 33 by Kareem Rush vs. Texas, 3-8-02Big 8 41 by Charles Henke vs. Nebraska, 12-28-60

Most Field Goals Made NCAA 18 by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76NIT 13 by Al Eberhard vs. St. John’s, 3-18-72SEC 7 by Alex Oriakhi vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 12 by Kareem Rush vs. Oklahoma, 3-9-01Big 8 18 by Willie Smith vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-74

Most Field Goals Attempted NCAA 35 by Willie Smith vs. Michigan, 3-20-76NIT 21 by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 16 by Phil Pressey vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 25 by Albert White vs. Kansas State, 3-5-99Big 8 34 by Charles Henke vs. Nebraska, 12-28-60

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made NCAA 9 by Rickey Paulding vs. Marquette, 3-22-03NIT 8 by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 3 by Phil Pressey vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13

Big 12 8 by Clarence Gilbert vs. Iowa State, 3-7-02 8 by Clarence Gilbert vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01Big 8 7 by Jason Sutherland vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-96

Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted NCAA 15 by Rickey Paulding vs. Marquette, 3-22-03 15 by Clarence Gilbert vs. N. Carolina, 3-17-00NIT 15 by John Woods vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 7 by Earnest Ross vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13 7 by Jabari Brown vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 12 by Clarence Gilbert vs. Texas, 3-8-02Big 8 14 by Mark Atkins vs. Nebraska, 3-12-94

Most Free Throws Made NCAA 13 by Paul O’Liney vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94NIT 17 by Sammy Haley vs. Murray St., 3-13-96SEC 5 by Jabari Brown vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 17 by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05Big 8 15 by Willie Smith vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-74

Most Free Throws Attempted NCAA 17 by Paul O’Liney vs. Wisconsin, 3-19-94NIT 25 by Sammy Haley vs. Murray St., 3-13-96SEC 6 by Jabari Brown vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 19 by Linas Kleiza vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-05Big 8 22 by Gene Jones vs. Okla. State, 11-30-67

Most Rebounds NCAA 18 by Arthur Johnson vs. Marquette, 3-22-03NIT 16 by John Brown vs. UMass, 3-17-73SEC 10 by Alex Oriakhi vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13 10 by Earnest Ross vs. Texas A&M, 3-14-13Big 12 14 by Kelly Thames vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97Big 8 24 by Ned Monsees vs. Kansas State, 3-7-64

Most Assists NCAA 12 by Larry Drew vs. Notre Dame, 3-8-80NIT 7 by Dibi Ray vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 7 by Phil Pressey vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 12 by Phil Pressey vs. Okla. State, 3-8-12Big 8 10 by Lee Coward vs. Oklahoma, 3-12-89

Most Steals NCAA 5 by Larry Drew vs. San Jose State, 3-6-80 5 by Bryon Irvin vs. Texas, 3-19-89 5 by J.T. Tiller vs. Clemson, 3-19-10 5 by Phil Pressey vs. Cincinnati, 3-17-11NIT 2 by severalSEC 1 by severalBig 12 6 by Phil Pressey vs. Texas A&M, 3-10-11Big 8 N/A

Most Blocked Shots NCAA 5 by Tom Dore vs. San Jose State, 3-6-80NIT 2 by Monte Hardge vs. UAB, 3-11-98SEC 2 by Alex Oriakhi vs. Ole Miss, 3-15-13Big 12 5 by Arthur Johnson vs. Nebraska, 3-13-03Big 8 N/A


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 182012-13 15 15 14 13 16 12 12 12 7 12 10 17 22 17 21 - - - - 2011-12 25 24 21 13 10 10 9 8 7 9 5 2 4 4 3 3 7 5 3 2010-11 15 15 11 9 15 13 9 10 9 15 13 11 14 19 20 20 22 RV RV2008-09 - - - - - - 25 - - - - - - 17 11 11 15 9 9 2003-04 5 5 5 4 3 11 23 - - - - - - - - - - - - 2002-03 19 20 18 15 11 11 17 16 13 11 21 25 21 21 - - - - 24 2001-02 8 8 5 3 2 2 8 10 17 17 21 18 22 22 - - - - - 2000-01 - - - - - - - - 20 - - - - - - - - - - 1998-99 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24 - 22 - 24 - 1995-96 14 15 13 11 14 15 18 - - - - - - - - - - - 1994-95 - - - - - - - - 17 16 20 18 13 9 14 19 17 23 1993-94 - - - - - - - - 25 - 24 20 15 12 6 6 3 5 1991-92 - - - 21 17 16 13 12 13 12 8 12 9 9 6 11 13 16 1990-91 20 23 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1989-90 11 5 4 4 4 7 7 5 4 1 1 1 2 1 3 6 11 1988-89 14 13 8 11 10 10 11 11 10 8 5 5 3 3 7 7 10 6 1987-88 8 8 9 16 17 - - - - - - - 15 15 - - - 1986-87 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 14 1982-83 15 9 8 8 6 12 15 14 12 13 10 10 12 15 13 12 10 1981-82 15 16 13 11 9 7 4 2 2 1 1 4 4 5 5 5 1980-81 11 17 14 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1979-80 - - 19 16 13 12 13 15 10 14 15 14 13 11 16 1976-77 20 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1975-76 - - 20 - - - - 20 - 13 13 14 14 12 15 10 14 1973-74 - - - - - - - 18 - - - - - - - - - - 1972-73 - - 12 10 7 7 5 8 7 7 8 12 16 13 12 15 1971-72 - - - - - - 18 - 20 15 17 15 14 19 18 - 1954-55 - 6 7 - 9 6 8 12 17 14 - 20 20 - 1950-51 8 9 - - - - - - - - - - 1949-50 12 16 - - - - - - - -

Top Final Ranking3rd 2011-12 5th 1981-82 1993-94 6th 1988-899th 2008-0910th 1982-8311th 1989-9014th 1975-76 1986-8715th 1972-73 2001-0216th 1979-80 1991-92

Top Pre-Season Rankings5th 2003-048th 1987-88 2001-02 11th 1980-81 1989-9014th 1988-89 1995-9615th 1981-82 1982-83 2010-11 2012-1319th 2002-0320th 1976-77 1990-91

MIZZOU WINS VS. TOP 10 OPPONENTS Opponent, Score (Date)Op. MU10 – K-State, 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 N. Carolina, 64-60 (11/27/82)7 – N. Carolina, 81-76 (12/30/84)8 – Oklahoma, 101-88 (2/13/86)7 – at UNLV, 81-79 (2/13/88)4 – Okla., 93-90 (ot) (3/3/88)5 13 N. Carolina, 91-81 (11/23/88)1 7 Oklahoma, 97-84 (2/25/89)2 10 Oklahoma, 98-86 (3/12/89)7 11 N. Carolina, 80-73 (11/26/89)1 4 Kansas, 95-87 (1/20/90)1 2 at Kansas, 77-71 (2/13/90)8 9 Okla. 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)8 22 Virginia, 81-77 (2/3/02)3 – Oklahoma, 67-52 (2/26/03)6 – Oklahoma State, 60-58 (3/14/03)4 – Kansas, 68-63 (3/15/03)6 – Okla. 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)10 – Kansas State, 74-68 (1/9/10)3 5 at Baylor, 89-88 (1/21/12)8 4 Kansas, 74-71 (2/4/12)6 4 Baylor, 72-57 (2/11/12)10 12 Illinois, 82-73 (12/22/13)5 – Florida, 63-60 (2/19/13)

Mizzou In The National Rankings


1979-80 Dec. 10 ESPN Missouri 78, USC 75Jan. 2 ESPN DePaul 92, Missouri 79

1980-81 Jan. 18 NBC Louisville 71, Missouri 49

1981-82 Jan. 17 NBC Missouri 69, Louisville 55Feb. 9 ESPN Missouri 42, Kansas 41Feb. 20 NBC Georgetown 63, Missouri 51

1982-83 Nov. 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

1983-84 Nov. 26 ESPN N. Carolina 64, Missouri 57

1985-86 Nov. 29 ESPN N. Carolina 84, Missouri 63Nov. 30 ESPN Alaska 79, Missouri 76

1986-87 Mar. 8 ABC Missouri 67, Kansas 65

1987-88 Dec. 12 ESPN Memphis 76, Missouri 68Feb. 13 CBS UNLV 79, Missouri 76Feb. 17 ESPN Iowa State 102, Missouri 89Mar. 3 ESPN Missouri 93, Oklahoma 90

1988-89 Nov. 18 ESPN Missouri 73, Missouri St. 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

1989-90 Nov. 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 65Jan. 23 ESPN Missouri 89, Rutgers 84Feb. 8 ESPN Kansas St. 65, Missouri 58Feb. 13 ESPN Kansas 81, Missouri 77Feb. 18 NBC Missouri 92, Oklahoma 90Feb. 25 ABC Oklahoma 107, Missouri 90Mar. 3 NBC N. Dame 98, Missouri 68

1990-91 Nov. 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

1991-92 Dec. 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

1992-93 Jan. 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. 51 Mar. 14 ESPN Missouri 69, Kansas St. 56

1993-94 Dec. 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

1994-95 Nov. 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

1995-96 Dec. 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

1996-97 Dec. 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

Mizzou On National Television


1997-98 Nov. 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

1999-2000 Dec. 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

2000-01 Nov. 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

2001-02 Dec. 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

2002-03 Dec. 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 70

Feb. 9 ABC Missouri 82, Texas Tech 73Feb. 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

2003-04 Dec. 6 ESPN Missouri 63, Indiana 58Dec. 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, Okla. 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

2004-05 Dec. 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

2005-06 Dec. 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

2006-07 Nov. 30 ESPN2 Missouri 86, Arkansas 64Dec. 9 ESPN3 Purdue 79, Missouri 62Dec. 19 ESPN Illinois 73, Missouri 70*Jan. 15 ESPN Kansas 80, Missouri 77Jan. 31 ESPNU Kansas St. 80, Missouri 73Feb. 10 ABC Kansas 92, Missouri 74Mar. 8 ESPN2 Baylor 97, Missouri 83

2007-08 Nov. 19 ESPNU Michigan St. 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 Okla. St. 75, Missouri 73Mar. 8 ABC Oklahoma 75, Missouri 66


2008-09 Nov. 20 ESPNU Xavier 75, Missouri 71Nov. 21 ESPNU Missouri 87, Fairfield 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 St. 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 UConn 82, Missouri 75

2009-10 Dec. 5 ESPNU Missouri 106, Oregon 69Dec. 23 ESPN2 Missouri 81, Illinois 68Jan. 9 ESPN2 Missouri 74, Kansas St. 68Jan. 13 ESPNU Missouri 94, Tex. Tech 89 (OT)Jan. 16 ESPN2 Oklahoma 66, Missouri 61*Jan. 25 ESPN Kansas 84, Missouri 65Jan. 30 ESPN2 Missouri 95, Okla. State 80Feb. 3 ESPNU Texas A&M 77, Missouri 74Feb. 17 ESPN2 Missouri 82, Texas 77Feb. 27 ESPNU Kansas St. 63, Missouri 53Jan. 6 CBS Kansas 77, Missouri 56Mar. 19 CBS Missouri 86, Clemson 78Mar. 21 CBS W. Virginia 68, Missouri 59

2010-11 Nov. 30 ESPNU G’Town 111, Missouri 102Dec. 2 FSN Missouri 83, Oregon 80Dec. 8 ESPNU Missouri 85, Vanderbilt 82Dec. 22 ESPN2 Missouri 75, Illinois 64Jan. 15 ESPN2 Texas A&M 91, Missouri 89*Jan. 17 ESPN Missouri 75, Kansas St. 59Jan. 22 ESPNU Missouri 87, Iowa State 54Jan. 29 ESPNU Texas 71, Missouri 58Feb. 2 ESPN2 Okla. St. 76, Missouri 70*Feb. 7 ESPN Kansas 103, Missouri 86Feb. 15 ESPN2 Missouri 92, Texas Tech 84Feb. 23 ESPN2 Missouri 77, Baylor 59Feb. 26 ESPN Kansas St. 80, Missouri 70Mar. 5 CBS Kansas 70, Missouri 66Mar. 17 TNT Cincinnati 78, Missouri 63

2011-12 #Oct. 30 ESPNU Misssouri 114, MSSU 68Nov. 21 ESPN2 Missouri 87, Not. Dame 58Nov. 22 ESPN2 Missouri 92, California 53Dec. 6 ESPN Missouri 81, Villanova 71Dec. 22 ESPN2 Missouri 78, Illinois 74Dec. 30 ESPNU Missouri 75, Old Dom. 68

Jan. 14 ESPN2 Missouri 84, Texas 73*Jan. 16 ESPN Missouri 70, Texas A&M 51Jan. 21 ESPN Missouri 89, Baylor 88Jan. 25 ESPN2 Okla. St. 79, Missouri 72Jan. 30 ESPN Missouri 67, Texas 66^Feb. 4 ESPN Missouri 74, Kansas 71Feb. 6 ESPNU Missouri 71, Oklahoma 68Feb. 18 ESPN2 Missouri 71, Texas A&M 62Feb. 21 ESPN2 Kansas St. 78, Missouri 68Feb. 25 CBS Kansas 87, Missouri 86 (OT)March 9 ESPNU Missouri 87, Texas 67March 10 ESPN Missouri 90, Baylor 75March 16 TNT Norf. St. 86, Missouri 84

2012-13 Nov. 22 AXS Missouri 78, Stanford 70Nov. 23 NBCSN Louisville 84, Missouri 61Nov. 24 NBCSN Missouri 68, VCU 65Dec. 22 ESPN2 Missouri 82, Illinois 73Dec. 28 ESPN2 UCLA 97, Missouri 94 (OT)Jan. 8 ESPN Missouri 84, Alabama 68Jan. 12 FSN Ole Miss 64, Missouri 49Jan. 19 ESPN Florida 83, Missouri 52Jan. 22 ESPNU Missouri 71, S. Carolina 65Jan. 26 ESPNU Missouri 81, Vanderbilt 59Feb. 7 ESPN2 Texas A&M 70, Missouri 68Feb. 9 CBS Missouri 98, Ole Miss 79Feb. 16 ESPN Arkansas 73, Arkansas 71Feb. 19 ESPN Missouri 63, Florida 60^Feb. 23 ESPN Kentucky 90, Missouri 83 (OT)Feb. 28 ESPN2 Missouri 90, S. Carolina 68March 5 ESPN Missouri 93, Arkansas 63March 9 ESPN Tennessee 64, Missouri 62March 21 TBS Colo. State 84, Missouri 72

National Network Summary Total Appearances 267 125-142on ABC 24 13-11on CBS 40 15-25ESPN / ESPN2 / ESPNU 166 90-93* Big Monday 37 15-22on NBC (or NBCSN) 10 5-5on Fox (or FSN) 4 1-3TNT 2 0-2TBS 1 0-1Other 3 1-2ÊSPN College GameDay 1 1-1# - Exhibition vs. Missouri Southern (ESPNU)


1906-1907 WON 10, LOST 6 Coach: DR. ISADORE ANDERSON Captain: H.A. Henley Jan. 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 10 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 0, Lost 5 (3rd) Coach: A.M. EBRIGHT Captain: H.A. Henley Dec. 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 5 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 3, Lost 8 (T,2nd) Coach: GUY LOWMAN Captain: Carl Ristine Dec. 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 11 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 2, Lost 6 (3rd) Coach: GUY LOWMAN Captain: Frank Burress Jan. 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 7 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 5, Lost 7 (4th) Coach: CHESTER BREWER Captain: Herman Cohen Jan. 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 10 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 1, Lost 7 (3rd) Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: Joseph Parker Jan. 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

Year-By-Year Results


1912-1913 WON 13, LOST 5 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 2 (2nd) Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: George Edwards Jan. 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 12 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 1, Lost 12 (4th) Coach: O.F. FIELD Captain: Milton Bernet Jan. 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 6 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd) Coach: EUGENE VAN GENT Captain: George Palfreyman Jan. 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

1915-1916 WON 12, LOST 3 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 10, Lost 2 (2nd) Coach: EUGENE VAN GENT Captain: John Wear Jan. 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

1916-1917 WON 12, LOST 4 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd) Coach: JOHN MILLER Captain: Fred Williams Jan. 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

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1917-1918 WON 17, LOST 1 Missouri 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


1918-1919 WON 14, LOST 3 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 11, Lost 3 (2nd) Coach: JOHN MILLER Captain: Craig Ruby Jan. 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 CHAMPIONS 1919-1920 WON 17, LOST 1 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 17, Lost 1 (1st) Coach: WALTER MEANWELL Captain: Craig Ruby Jan. 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 CHAMPIONS 1920-1921 WON 17, LOST 1 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 17, Lost 1 (1st) Coach: CRAIG RUBY Captain: George Browning Jan. 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 50-14

Feb. 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

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1921-1922 WON 16, LOST 1 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 15, Lost 1 (T,1st) Coach: CRAIG RUBY Captain: George Bond Jan. 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

1922-1923 WON 15, LOST 3 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 14, Lost 2 (2nd) Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Arthur Browning Jan. 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 14 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 4, Lost 12 (T,7th) Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Don Faurot Jan. 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

1924-1925 WON 7, LOST 11 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 6, Lost 10 (6th) Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Frank Wheat Dec. 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 10 Missouri Valley Conf., Won 8, Lost 8 (4th) Coach: GEORGE BOND Captain: Hugh McMillan Dec. 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 22-27

Feb. 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

1926-1927 WON 9, LOST 8 Missouri 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

1927-1928 WON 13, LOST 5 Missouri 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 7 Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 3 (2nd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Justin Roach Dec. 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 30-28


Jan. 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 3 Big Six Conf., Won 8, Lost 2 (1st) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Marshall Craig Dec. 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 9 Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDSCaptain: Charles Huhn, Hubert Campbell Dec. 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 9 Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (T,2nd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Max Collings Dec. 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 8 Big Six Conf., Won 6, Lost 4 (3rd) COACH: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Norman Wagner Dec. 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 8 Big 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 27-34


Feb. 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 11 Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 9 (4th) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Ken Jorgensen Dec. 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 12 Big 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

1936-1937 WON 7, LOST 9 Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (5th) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Ralph Beer Dec. 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 31-28

Jan. 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 9 Big Six Conf., Won 4, Lost 6 (T,3rd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Kenneth Brown Dec. 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 CHAMPIONS 1938-1939 WON 12, LOST 6 Big 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 CHAMPIONS 1939-1940 WON 13, LOST 6 Big 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 10 Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (6th) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Martin Nash Dec. 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

1941-1942 WON 6, LOST 12 Big Six Conf., Won 2, Lost 8 (6th) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDSCaptain: Herbert Gregg, Loren Mills Dec. 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 36-60

Feb. 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 10 Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Earl Stark Dec. 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

1943-1944 WON 10, LOST 9 Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Paul Collins Dec. 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

1944-1945 WON 8, LOST 10 Big Six Conf., Won 5, Lost 5 (T,3rd) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Paul Collins, Earl Stiegemeier Dec. 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 27-43


Jan. 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 11 Big Six Conf., Won 3, Lost 7 (T,4th) Coach: GEORGE EDWARDS Captain: Earl Stiegemeier Dec. 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 10 Big 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 10 Big Six Conf., Won 7, Lost 5 (T,2nd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: 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 13 Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (4th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: Karl Pierpoint, P.A. Smith Dec. 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


1949-1950 WON 14, LOST 10 Big Seven Conf., Won 4, Lost 8 (6th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Individual Game Captains Dec. 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 8 Big Seven Conf., Won 8, Lost 4 (T,2nd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: August Heine-mann, George Lafferty Dec. 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 10 Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Bill Stauffer Dec. 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 9 Big 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 Tour-nament, Kansas City


1953-1954 WON 11, LOST 10 Big Seven Conf., Won 6, Lost 6 (3rd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUPCaptain: Individual Game Captains Dec. 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

1954-1955 WON 16, LOST 5 Big Seven Conf., Won 9, Lost 3 (2nd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Norm Stewart Dec. 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

1955-1956 WON 15, LOST 7 Big Seven Conf., Won 8, Lost 4 (T,2nd) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Norm Stewart Dec. 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

1956-1957 WON 10, LOST 13 Big Seven Conf., Won 4, Lost 8 (6th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Lionel Smith Dec. 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


1957-1958 WON 9, LOST 13 Big Seven Conf., Won 3, Lost 9 (T,6th)Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Rodger Egelhoff Dec. 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 19 Big Eight Conf., Won 3, Lost 11 (8th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Mike Kirksey Dec. 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

1959-1960 WON 12, LOST 13 Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (6th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Cliff Talley Dec. 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 1960-1961 WON 9, LOST 15 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th) Coach: WILBUR STALCUP Captain: Charles Henke, Joe Scott Dec. 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


1961-1962 WON 9, LOST 16 Big 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

1962-1963 WON 10, LOST 15 Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (T,6th) Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Ken Doughty Dec. 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

1963-1964 WON 13, LOST 11 Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,4th) Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Bob Price, Ray Bob Carey Nov. 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 1964-1965 WON 13, LOST 11 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,3rd) Coach: BOB VANATTADec. 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


1965-1966 WON 3, LOST 21 Big Eight Conf., Won 1, Lost 13 (8th) Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Charles Rudd Dec. 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 1966-1967 WON 3, LOST 22 Big Eight Conf., Won 1, Lost 13 (8th) Coach: BOB VANATTA Captain: Ron Coleman, Rob Vanatta Dec. 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 - - @ Pacific 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

1967-1968 WON 10, LOST 16 Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (6th) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Tom Johnson, Dave Bennett Dec. 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

1968-1969 WON 14, LOST 11 Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (5th) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Doug Johnson, Don Tomlinson Nov. 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


1969-1970 WON 15, LOST 11 Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,3rd) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Doug Johnson, Don Tomlinson Dec. 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

1970-1971 WON 17, LOST 9 Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (T,2nd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Henry Smith Dec. 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 69-77

Mar. 8 - 4 Kansas (OT) L 69-71# Cowboy Classic, Abilene * Big Eight Tournament, Kansas City 1971-1972 WON 21, LOST 6 Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Greg Flaker, Mike Griffin Dec. 1 - - Michigan State W 77-67Dec. 4 - - Arkansas W 74-73Dec. 6 - - Montana State W 89-57Dec. 9 - - Va. Commonwealth W 73-66Dec. 10 - - Pacific 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 York 1972-1973 WON 21, LOST 6 Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (T,2nd) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: John Brown, Mike Jeffries Nov. 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 77-90


Feb. 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 1973-1974 WON 12, LOST 14 Big Eight Conf., Won 3, Lost 11 (T,7th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Al Eberhard, Gary Link Dec. 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, Mobile

1974-1975 WON 18, LOST 9 Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (3rd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill Flamank Nov. 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 65-78

Jan. 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 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1975-1976 WON 26, LOST 5 Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Willie Smith Nov. 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


1976-1977 WON 21, LOST 8 Big Eight Conf., Won 9, Lost 5 (3rd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill Flamank Nov. 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 1977-1978 WON 14, LOST 16 Big Eight Conf., Won 4, Lost 10 (T,6th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Jeff Currie, Clay Johnson Nov. 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 59-68

Feb. 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 1978-1979 WON 13, LOST 15 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,2nd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Larry Drew, Brad Droy Nov. 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


LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1979-1980 WON 25, LOST 6 Big 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 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1980-1981 WON 22, LOST 10 Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Individual Game Captains Nov. 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 92-69

Jan. 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 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1981-1982 WON 27, LOST 4 Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Ricky Frazier, Marvin McCrary Dec. 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


LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1982-1983 WON 26, LOST 8 Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Steve Stipanovich, Jon Sundvold Nov. 27 15 3 North Carolina 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 15 - Colorado W 88-53Feb. 26 15 - @ 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

1983-1984 WON 16, LOST 14 Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (T,6th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Prince Bridges, Ron Jones Nov. 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 80-65

Jan. 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 1984-1985 WON 18, LOST 14 Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (T,3rd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Bill Roundtree Nov. 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 Pacific Invitational, Honolulu * Big Eight Tournament + National Invitation Tournament


1985-1986 WON 21, LOST 14 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (T,3rd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Lynn Hardy Nov. 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

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1986-1987 WON 24, LOST 10 Big Eight Conf., Won 11, Lost 3 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Derrick Chievous, Lynn Hardy Nov. 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 50-66

Jan. 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 11 Big Eight Conf., Won 7, Lost 7 (4th) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Derrick Chievous, Lynn Hardy Dec. 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


1988-1989 WON 29, LOST 8 Big Eight Conf., Won 10, Lost 4 (2nd) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Mike Sandbothe, Greg Church Nov. 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

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1989-1990 WON 26, LOST 6 Big Eight Conf., Won 12, Lost 2 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWARTCaptain: Nathan Buntin, Lee Coward Nov. 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 93-101

Dec. 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

1990-1991 WON 20, LOST 10 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Doug Smith Nov. 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


1991-1992 WON 21, LOST 9 Big 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, Greensboro 1992-1993 WON 19, LOST 14 Big Eight Conf., Won 5, Lost 9 (7th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Jeff Warren, John Burns Dec. 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 65-54

Feb. 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

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1993-1994 WON 28, LOST 4 Big Eight Conf., Won 14, Lost 0 (1st) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Lamont Frazier Nov. 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 25 - @ Notre Dame L 77-73Jan. 15 25 - @ 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


1994-1995 WON 20, LOST 9 Big Eight Conf., Won 8, Lost 6 (4th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Paul O‘Liney Nov. 26 - - Chicago State W 106-72Nov. 30 - - % Purdue W 69-66Dec. 3 - 4 Arkansas L 71-94Dec. 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 1995-1996 WON 18, LOST 15 Big Eight Conf., Won 6, Lost 8 (6th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Julian Winfield Nov. 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 99-98

Feb. 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 1996-1997 WON 16, LOST 17 Big 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


1997-1998 WON 17, LOST 15 Big 12 Conf., Won 8, Lost 8 (T,5th) Coach: NORM STEWART Captain: Kelly Thames Nov. 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 1998-1999 WON 20, LOST 9 Big 12 Conf., Won 11, Lost 5 (T,2nd) Coach: NORM STEWART Captains: Monte Hardge, John Woods Nov. 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 71-63

Jan. 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 13 Big 12 Conf. - Won 10, Lost 6 (6th) Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: Jeff Hafer, Mark Wampler Nov. 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 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


2000-2001 WON 20, LOST 13 Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (6th) Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Brian Grawer, Johnnie Parker, T.J. Soyoye Nov. 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

2001-2002 WON 25, LOST 11 Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (6th) Coach: QUIN SNYDERCaptains: Clarence Gilbert, Kareem Rush Nov. 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 Îllinois 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 74-50

Jan. 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

2002-2003 WON 22, LOST 11 Big 12 Conf., Won 9, Lost 7 (t-5th) Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: Rickey Paulding, Travon Bryant,Arthur Johnson, Josh Kroenke Nov. 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 47-49


Mar. 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)

2003-2004 WON 16, LOST 14 Big 12 Conf., Record: 9-7 (6th)Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: Rickey Paulding, Travon Bryant,Arthur Johnson, Josh Kroenke Nov. 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 Tour-nament (Dallas)^ Postseason NIT First Round (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

2004-2005 WON 16, LOST 17 Big 12 Conf., Record: 7-9 (t-8th)Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: Jason Conley, Brian Dailey Nov. 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 64-51

Jan. 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.)^ Postseason NIT First Round (Columbia, Mo.)

2005-2006 WON 12, LOST 16 Big 12 Conf., Record: 5-11 (11th)Coach: QUIN SNYDER Captains: MultipleNov. 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 - 6 %Illinois 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 Tour-nament (Dallas)


2006-2007 WON 18, LOST 12 Big 12 Conf., Record 7-9 (6th) Coach: MIKE ANDERSON Captains: 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.)

2007-2008 WON 16, LOST 16 Big 12 Conf., Record 6-10 (10th) Coach: MIKE ANDERSON Captains: 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 66-62

Jan. 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)

2008-2009 WON 31, LOST 7 Big 12 Conf., Record 12-4 (3rd) Coach: MIKE ANDERSON Captains: Michael Anderson Jr., DeMarre Carroll, Matt Lawrence, Leo Lyons Nov. 15 - - Prairie View A&M W 86-65Nov. 17 - - ! - Chattanooga W 103-75Nov. 20 - - $ - Xavier L 75-71Nov. 21 - - $ - Fairfield 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 - Ôklahoma 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, P.R.)& - Big 12 / Pac-10 Hardwood Series


% - 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)

2009-2010 WON 23, LOST 11 Big 12 Conf., Record 10-6 (5th) Coach: MIKE ANDERSON Captains: Keith Ramsey, Zaire Taylor, J.T. TillerNov. 17 - - Tennessee-Martin W 83-68Nov. 22 - - Texas-Pan American W 100-44Nov. 24 - - ! - Chattanooga W 99-56Nov. 27 - - ! - Old Dominion W 66-61Nov. 28 - - Richmond L 52-59Dec. 2 - - at Vanderbilt L 83-89Dec. 5 - - & - Oregon W 106-69Dec. 9 - - at Oral Roberts L 59-60Dec. 12 - - Fairleigh Dickinson W 87-36Dec. 19 - - Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 88-70Dec. 23 - - % - Illinois W 81-68Dec. 27 - - Austin Peay W 94-79Dec. 30 - - UMKC W 91-57Jan. 2 - - Georgia W 89-61Jan. 6 - - Savannah State W 74-45Jan. 9 - 10 *Kansas State W 74-68Jan. 13 - - *at Texas Tech (OT) W 94-89Jan. 16 - - *at Oklahoma L 61-66Jan. 23 - - *Nebraska W 70-53Jan. 25 - 2 *Kansas L 65-84Jan. 30 - - *Oklahoma State W 95-80Feb. 3 - - *Texas A&M L 74-77Feb. 6 - - *at Colorado W 84-66Feb. 10 - - *Iowa State W 65-56Feb. 13 - 24 *at Baylor L 62-65Feb. 17 - 15 *Texas W 82-77Feb. 20 - - *at Nebraska W 74-59Feb. 24 - - *Colorado W 92-63Feb. 27 - 6 *at Kansas State L 53-63Mar. 2 - - *at Iowa State (OT) W 69-67Mar. 6 - 2 *Kansas L 56-77Mar. 10 - - ^ - Nebraska L 60-75Mar. 19 - - # - Clemson W 86-78Mar. 21 - 5 # - West Virginia L 59-68! - S. Padre Island Invitational (S. Padre Island, Texas)& - Big 12 / Pac-10 Hardwood Series% - Busch Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)* - Big 12 Conference Game^ - Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo. - Sprint Center)# - NCAA East Regional (Buffalo, N.Y.- HSBC Arena)

2010-2011 WON 23, LOST 11 Big 12 Conf., Record 8-8 (T-5th) Coach: MIKE ANDERSON Captains: Justin Safford, Marcus Denmon, Kim EnglishNov. 18 15 - Western Illinois W 66-61Nov. 20 15 - North Florida W 96-58Nov. 23 11 - ! - Wyoming W 72-62Nov. 24 11 - ! - La Salle W 83-71Nov. 28 11 - Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 91-63Nov. 30 9 16 vs. Georgetown (OT) L 102-111Dec. 2 9 - & - at Oregon W 83-80Dec. 8 15 - Vanderbilt (OT) W 85-82Dec. 11 15 - Presbyterian W 70-55Dec. 16 13 - Oral Roberts W 81-62Dec. 18 13 - Central Arkansas W 116-63Dec. 22 9 21 % - Illinois W 75-64Dec. 27 10 - Northern Illinois W 97-61Dec. 30 10 - Old Dominion W 81-58Jan. 5 9 - North Alabama W 98-58Jan. 8 9 - *at Colorado L 76-89Jan. 12 15 - *Nebraska W 77-69Jan. 15 15 14 *at Texas A&M (OT) L 89-91Jan. 17 13 24 *Kansas State W 75-59Jan. 22 11 - *Iowa State W 87-54Jan. 29 11 7 *at Texas L 58-71Feb. 2 14 - *at Oklahoma State L 70-76Feb. 5 14 - *Colorado W 89-73Feb. 7 19 2 *at Kansas L 86-103Feb. 12 19 - *Oklahoma W 84-61Feb. 15 20 - *Texas Tech W 92-84Feb. 19 20 - *at Iowa State W 76-70Feb. 23 20 - *Baylor W 77-59Feb. 26 20 - *at Kansas State L 70-80Mar. 1 22 - *at Nebraska L 58-69Mar. 5 22 2 *Kansas L 66-70Mar. 9 - - ^ - Texas Tech W 88-84Mar. 10 - - ^ - Texas A&M L 71-86Mar. 27 - 25 # - Cincinnati L 63-78! - Cancun Challenge (Playa del Carmen, Mexico)& - Big 12 / Pac-10 Hardwood Series% - Busch Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)* - Big 12 Conference Game^ - Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo. - Sprint Center)# - NCAA West Regional (Washington, D.C.- Verizon Center)


2011-2012 WON 30, LOST 5Big 12 Conf., Record 14-4 (2nd)Coach: FRANK HAITHCaptains: Marcus Denmon, Kim EnglishNov. 11 25 - Southeast Missouri W 83-68Nov. 14 25 - Mercer W 81-63Nov. 17 25 - Niagara W 83-52Nov. 21 21 - ! - vs. Notre Dame W 87-58Nov. 22 21 20 ! - vs. California W 92-53Nov. 27 21 - Binghamton W 88-59Dec. 2 13 - Northwestern State W 90-56Dec. 6 10 - & - vs. Villanova W 81-71Dec. 10 10 - Navy W 84-59Dec. 15 10 - Kennesaw State W 104-67Dec. 18 10 - William & Mary W 94-56Dec. 22 9 25 % - vs. Illinois W 78-74Dec. 30 8 - at Old Dominion W 75-68Jan. 3 7 - *Oklahoma W 87-49Jan. 7 7 23 *at Kansas State L 59-75Jan. 11 9 - *at Iowa State W 76-69Jan. 14 9 - *Texas W 84-73Jan. 16 5 - *Texas A&M W 70-51Jan. 21 5 3 *at Baylor W 89-88Jan. 25 2 - *at Oklahoma State L 72-79Jan. 28 2 - *Texas Tech W 63-50Jan. 30 4 - *at Texas W 67-66Feb. 4 4 8 *Kansas W 74-71Feb. 6 4 - *at Oklahoma W 71-68Feb. 11 4 6 *Baylor W 72-57Feb. 15 3 - *Oklahoma State W 83-65Feb. 18 3 - *at Texas A&M W 71-62Feb. 21 3 - *Kansas State L 68-78Feb. 25 3 4 *at Kansas (OT) L 86-87Feb. 29 7 - *Iowa State W 78-72Mar. 3 7 - *at Texas Tech W 81-59Mar. 8 5 - ^ - vs. Oklahoma State W 88-70Mar. 9 5 - ^ - vs. Texas W 81-67Mar. 10 5 12 ^ - vs. Baylor W 90-75Mar. 16 3 - # - vs. Norfolk State L 84-86! - CBE Invitational (Kansas City, Mo. - Sprint Center)& - Jimmy V Classic (New York City - Madison Square Garden)% - Busch Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)* - Big 12 Conference Game^ - Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo. - Sprint Center)# - NCAA West Regional (Omaha, Neb. - Centurylink Center)

2012-2013 WON 23, LOST 11Southeastern Conf., Record 11-7 (T-5th)Coach: FRANK HAITHCaptains: Laurence Bowers, Phil PresseyNov. 10 15 - SIU Edwardsville W 83-69Nov. 13 14 - Alcorn State W 91-54Nov. 16 14 - Nicholls State W 74-54Nov. 22 13 - ! - vs. Stanford W 78-70Nov. 23 13 2 ! - Louisville L 61-84Nov. 24 13 - ! - VCU W 68-65Dec. 1 16 - Appalachian State W 72-56Dec. 4 12 - Southeast Missouri W 81-65Dec. 8 12 - Tennessee State W 68-38Dec. 17 12 - South Carolina State W 102-51Dec. 22 12 10 % - vs. Illinois W 82-73Dec. 28 7 at UCLA (OT) L 94-97Jan. 5 7 - Bucknell W 66-64Jan. 8 10 *Alabama W 84-68Jan. 12 10 - *at Ole Miss L 49-64Jan. 16 17 - *Georgia W 79-62Jan. 19 17 10 *at Florida L 52-83Jan. 22 22 *South Carolina W 71-65Jan. 26 22 - *Vanderbilt W 81-59Jan. 30 17 - *at LSU L 70-73Feb. 2 17 - * Auburn W 91-77Feb. 7 21 8 *at Texas A&M L 68-70Feb. 9 21 23 *Ole Miss W 98-79Feb. 13 - - *at Mississippi State W 78-36Feb. 16 - - *at Arkansas L 71-73Feb. 19 - 5 *Florida W 63-60Feb. 23 - - *at Kentucky (OT) L 83-90Feb. 28 - - *at South Carolina W 90-68Mar. 2 - - *LSU W 89-76Mar. 5 - - *Arkansas W 93-63Mar. 9 - - *at Tennessee L 62-64Mar. 14 - - ^ - vs. Texas A&M W 62-50Mar. 15 - - ^ - vs. Ole Miss L 62-64Mar. 21 - - # - vs. Colorado State L 72-84! - Battle 4 Atlantis (Nassau, Bahamas - Imperial Arena)% - Bud Light Braggin’ Rights (St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center)* - Southeastern Conference Game^ - SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn. - Bridgestone Arena)# - NCAA Midwest Regional (Lexington, Ky. - Rupp Arena)


INDIVIDUAL ARENA RECORDS

Most Points Mizzou High 40 Thomas Gardner vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 34 J’Covan Brown Texas, 1-14-2012

Most Field Goals Made Mizzou High 13 Michael Dixon vs. William & Mary, 12-18-2011 13 Thomas Gardner vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 14 Julian Wright Kansas, 2-10-2007

Most Field Goals Attempted Mizzou High 23 Phil Pressey vs. Ole Miss, 2-9-2013Opponent High 24 Richard Roby Colorado, 1-14-2006

Highest Field Goal Percentage (Min 7 FGA) Mizzou High .889 (8-9) Laurence Bowers vs. C. Arkansas, 12-18-2010Opponent High .889 (8-9) Matt Pilgrim Oklahoma St., 1-30-2010

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made Mizzou High 7 Marcus Denmon vs. NW State, 12-2-2011 7 Kim English vs. Bighamton, 11-27-2011 7 Matt Lawrence vs. N.C. A&T, 11-10-2006 7 Thomas Gardner vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 7 Drake Deiner DePaul, 3-15-2005

Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Mizzou High 14 Thomas Gardner vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 14 Anthony Hickey LSU, 3-2-2013

Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min 5 FGA) Mizzou High .833 (5-6) Earnest Ross vs. Auburn, 2-2-2013Opponent High .857 (6-7) Ryan Bright S. Houston St., 11-14-2005

Most Free Throws Made Mizzou High 15 Linas Kleiza vs. Nebraska, 1-22-2005Opponent High 12 David Hoskins Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Most Free Throws Attempted Mizzou High 18 Linas Kleiza vs. Kansas, 3-6-2005Opponent High 14 Jacob Pullen Kansas St., 1-9-2010

Highest Free Throw Percentage Mizzou High 1.000 (10-10) Alex Oriakhi vs. S. Carolina, 1-22-2013 1.000 (10-10) Marcus Denmon vs. Texas Tech, 1-28-2012 1.000 (10-10) Thomas Gardner vs. E. Illinois, 12-28-2005Opponent High 1.000 (12-12) David Hoskins Kansas St., 1-13-2007

Most Rebounds Mizzou High 18 Alex Oriakhi vs. Ole Miss, 2-9-2013 18 Leo Lyons vs. Oklahoma St., 2-26-2008Opponent High 17 Damen Bell-Holter Oral Roberts, 12-16-2010

Most Assists Mizzou High 13 Phil Pressey vs. Alabama, 1-8-2013 13 Stefhon Hannah vs. Coppin St., 11-27-2006Opponent High 10 Myck Kabongo Texas, 1-14-2012

Most Steals Mizzou High 7 J.T. Tiller vs. Texas Tech, 1-24-2009 7 Stefhon Hannah vs. S.F. Austin, 11-25-2006 7 Zaire Taylor vs. F. Dickinson, 12-12-09Opponent High 6 Trey Pearson Murray St., 11-28-2004 6 Quinton Day UMKC, 11-26-2005 6 Tony Hooper Louisiana Monroe, 1-2-2006

Most Blocks Mizzou High 6 Ricardo Ratliffe vs. Iowa State, 1-22-2011 6 Ricardo Ratliffe vs. N. Alabama, 1-5-2011Opponent High 6 Festus Ezeli Vanderbilt, 12-8-2010

Most Minutes Played Mizzou High 42 Jason Horton vs. Iowa St., 3-5-2008 42 Thomas Gardner vs. Kansas, 1-16-2006Opponent High 43 Jeff Taylor Vanderbilt, 12-8-2010

Mizzou Arena Records


TEAM ARENA RECORDS

Most Points Mizzou 116 vs. Central Ark., 12-18-2010Opponent 92 Kansas, 2-10-2007 Fewest Points Mizzou 51 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006Opponent 36 F. Dickinson, 12-12-2009 Most Field Goals Made Mizzou 45 vs. Central Ark., 12-18-2010Opponent 35 Kansas, 2-10-2007 Fewest Field Goals Made Mizzou 16 vs. Indiana, 12-19-2004Opponent 12 F. Dickinson, 12-12-2009 Highest Field Goal Percentage Mizzou .662 vs. Central Ark., 12-18-2010Opponent .600 Davidson, 11-19-2004 Lowest Field Goal Percentage Mizzou .293 vs. Kansas, 3-5-2011Opponent .214 F. Dickinson, 12-12-2009 Most Three-Point Field Goals Made Mizzou 18 vs. Chattanooga, 11-24-2009Opponent 14 Oklahoma St., 2-26-2008 14 UMKC, 1-8-2008 Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Made Mizzou 2 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006 2 vs. Texas, 2-17-2010Opponent 1 McNeese St., 11-15-2007 1 Arkansas, 12-7-2004 1 Texas Tech, 1-19-2005 Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Mizzou .643 vs. Colorado, 2-24-2010Opponent .600 Texas A&M, 2-3-2010 Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Mizzou .125 vs. Texas A&M, 2-21-2006Opponent .050 McNeese St., 11-15-2007 Most Free Throws Made Mizzou 33 vs. Kansas St., 2-25-2009Opponent 37 Kansas St., 1-13-2007 Most Free Throws Attempted Mizzou 44 vs. Alcorn St., 11-13-2012Opponent 43 Kansas St., 1-13-2007 Fewest Free Throws Made Mizzou 5 vs. Oklahoma, 2-12-2005Opponent 0 Colorado, 2-23-2008

Highest Free Throw Percentage Mizzou .889 vs. N. Alabama, 1-5-2011Opponent 1.000 Oklahoma St. 1-7-2006 Lowest Free Throw Percentage Mizzou .391 vs. Murray St., 11-28-2004Opponent .000 Colorado, 2-23-2008 Most Rebounds Mizzou 61 vs. Iowa State, 1-22-2011 61 vs. N. Alabama, 1-5-2011Opponent 52 Kansas, 1-19-2008 Fewest Rebounds Mizzou 17 vs. UMKC, 11-29-2005Opponent 18 Vanderbilt, 1-26-2013 Most Assists Mizzou 33 vs. Central Ark., 12-18-2010Opponent 20 Kansas, 1-16-2006 Fewest Assists Mizzou 6 vs. Texas, 2-17-2010Opponent 5 Texas A&M, 1-16-2012 5 Coppin St., 12-27-2007 5 Coppin St., 11-27-2006 5 Oregon, 12-5-2009

Most Blocks Mizzou 10 vs. Alcorn St., 11-13-2012Opponent 10 Vanderbilt, 12-8-2010 Most Steals Mizzou 24 vs. Chattanooga, 11-24-2009Opponent 13 Iowa St., 1-8-2005 Fewest Steals Mizzou 1 vs. NW State, 11-20-2005Opponent 2 by several


Points Scored Half 29Derrick Chievous – vs. Va. Tech, 12-16-1987Willie Smith – vs. Michigan, 3-20-1976 Game 46Joe Scott – vs. Nebraska, 3-6-1961 Season 821Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 Career 2,580Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 Scoring Average Season 25.3Willie Smith, 1975-76 Career – 2 Seasons 23.9Willie Smith, 1975-76 Career – 3 Seasons 19.7John Brown, 1971-73 Career – 4 Seasons 19.9Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 Games Played Season 38DeMarre Carroll, J .T. Tiller, Zaire Taylor, Matt Law-rence, Kim English, Marcus Denmon, Keith Ramsey,Miguel Paul, and Justin Safford, 2008-09 Career 141Marcus Denmon, 2009-12 Kim English, 2009-12

Games Started Season 38DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 Career 128Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002

Consecutive Games Started Career 113Jon Sundvold, 1980-83

Minutes Played Game 56Clarence Gilbert – vs. Iowa St., 1-13-2001 Season 1,303Jon Sundvold, 1982-83 Career 4,289Jon Sundvold, 1980-83

Field Goals Made Game 19Doug Smith – vs. Nebraska, 2-10-1990 Season 300Willie Smith, 1975-76 Career 897Doug Smith, 1988-91

Field Goals Attempted Game 36Clarence Gilbert – vs. Iowa St., 1-13-2001 Season 636Willie Smith, 1975-76 Career 1,758Doug Smith, 1988-91

Field Goal Percentage Game (Min. 10 Made) 1.000Jeff Warren – vs. Oklahoma, 3-4-1992 (10-10) Ricky Frazier – vs. Okla. St., 2-26-1980 (12-12) Season .693Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 (210-303) - Led NCAA Conference Season .747Greg Church, 1989 (62-83) Career .635Ricardo Ratliffe, 2010-12 (366-576)

Consecutive Field Goals Made Season 24Jeff Warren, 1991-92 (4 Games)

Most Players In Double Figures Game 8vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987 Derrick 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)

Individual Records


Consec. Games With A Three-Point FG Made** Career 40Kareem Rush, 2001-02 Most Players Making A Three-Point FG Season 101993-94 Mark Atkins, Melvin Booker, Marlo Finner, Lamont Frazier, Paul O’Liney, Reggie Smith, Jason Sutherland, Kelly Thames, Chip Walther, Julian Winfield Rebound Average Season 16.5Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 Career 13.6Bill Stauffer, 1950-52

Rebounds Game 27Bob Reiter – at Kansas St., 1-15-1955 Season 379Bill Stauffer, 1951-52 Career 1,083Arthur Johnson, 2000-04 Free Throws Made Game 20Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990 Don Tomlinson – vs. Iowa St., 1-19-1969 Season 244Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 Career 764Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 Free Throws Attempted Game 25Sammie Haley – vs. Murray St., 3-13-1996 (NIT) Season 302Derrick Chievous, 1986-87 Career 963Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 Free Throw Percentage Game (Min. 10 Made) 1.000Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990 (20-20) Season .905Brian Grawer, 1999-2000 (67-74) Career .879Michael Dixon, 2010-12 (252-295)

Consecutive Free Throws Made Game 20Anthony Peeler – at Iowa St., 1-31-1990 Season 39Jason Sutherland, 1995-96

Assists Game 19^Phil Pressey – at UCLA, 12-28-2012 Season 240Phil Pressey, 2012-13 Career 497Anthony Peeler, 1989-92

Steals Game 8Reggie Smith – vs. Florida A&M, 12-3-1992 Season 76Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 Career 196Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 Blocked Shots Game 8Laurence Bowers – at Colorado, 1-8-2011Arthur Johnson – vs. Stetson, 12-30-2000 Season 71Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 Career 245Arthur Johnson, 2002-04 Personal Fouls Season 123Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86 Career 422Doug Smith, 1988-91

Disqualifications Season 13Kim Anderson, 1974-75 Career 34Kim Anderson, 1974-77

** 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.

^ Tied an SEC Record


Points Scored Half 73vs. Prairie View A&M, 1-9-1991 Game 129vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987 Season 3,2561988-89 Scoring Average Season 88.01988-89 Greatest Margin Of Victory Game 72vs. Chicago St., 12-2-1995 (117-45); vs. MacMurray, 1-12-1976 (106-34) Greatest Margin Of Defeat Game 55at Kansas St., 1-3-1998 (56-111) Field Goals Made Game 54vs. Alabama St., 12-30-1987 Season 1,2351988-89

Consecutive Field Goals Made Game 12vs. Prairie View A&M, 1-9-1991; vs. Hawaii Loa, 12-6-1989 Field Goals Attempted Game 99vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-1962 Season 2,3581988-89 Field Goal Percentage Game .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

Consecutive Free Throws Made Game 23vs. Kansas St., 2-1-1997; vs. Oklahoma, 3-11-2005 Season 26at Texas A&M, 1-28-1997; vs. Kansas St., 2-1-1997

Free Throws Attempted Game 56vs. Oklahoma, 2-5-1957 Season 9451988-89

Free Throw Percentage Game 1.000On Many Occasions Season .7581996-97 (583-769)

Rebounds Game 74vs. Oklahoma, 12-28-1962 Season 1,5591988-89

Steals Game 24vs. Chattanooga, 11-24-2010 Season 3882008-09

Blocked Shots Game 11at Kansas, 1-24-1999; vs. Iowa St., 2-8-1995 Season 1712010-11

Personal Fouls Game 38at Hawaii, 12-22-1975; vs. Illinois, 12-22-1993 Season 7421988-89

Points Off The Bench Game 62vs. Colorado, 1-14-2009 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 12-27-2009 Season 1,0762009-10

Team Records


Bench Scoring Average Season 31.62009-10

Disqualifications Game 6at Hawaii, 12-22-1975 vs. Okla. St., 12-30-1966

Conference Titles Won 151918-20-21-22-30-39-40-76-80-81-82-83-87-90-94

Consecutive Conference Titles Won 41980-81-82-83

Season Won-Lost Records Games Played 382008-09 Games Won 312008-09 Games Lost 221966-67 Conference Games Won 171919-20; 1920-21 Conference Games Lost 131965-66; 1966-67 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 1.0001994 (14-0) Home Games Played 192004-05; 2006-07 Home Games Won 182008-09 Road Games Played 211988-89 Road Games Won 151981-82

20-Victory Seasons Seasons 251972-73-76-77-80-81-82-83-86-87-89-90-91-92-94-95-99-01-02-03-09-10-11-12-13

Consecutive 20-Victory Seasons Seasons 52008-09 to 2012-13 (current)

Consecutive Games Won Season 191981-82 Overall 221919-20 Home Games Season 182008-09 Overall 341988-90 Conference Games 211919-20 Conference Home Games 211919-20 Conference Road Games 111981-83

Consecutive Winning Seasons 171979-80 to 1995-96

** 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.

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Most Points 120Oklahoma, 2-6-1988 at Norman Arkansas, 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 4(2nd Half): Kansas, 2-9-1982 at Lawrence 13

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 35UMKC, 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 80Pacific, 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 Field Goals Made 19Bud Stallworth, Kansas, 2-26-1972 at Lawrence

Most Field Goal Attempts 38Bud Stallworth, Kansas, 2-26-1972 at Lawrence

Most Three-Point Field Goals Made 8Fred Hoiberg, Iowa St., 1-30-1995 at Ames

Most Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 18Lindsey Hunter, Jackson St., 12-21-1991 at Columbia

Most Free Throws Made 19Ken Charlton, Colorado, 3-5-1962 at Columbia

DOUBLE-DOUBLE RECORDS / 30-POINT GAMES

Career Double-Doubles 1. 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 1973-7710. 22, Greg Cavener 1982-86

Single Season Double-Doubles 1. 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 1989-90 13, Derrick Chievous 1986-8710. 11, Alex Oriakhi 2012-13 11, Jevon Crudup 1993-94

Double-Double Leader by Class FreshmanArthur Johnson 2000-01 6 Sophomore Al Eberhard 1973-74 22 Junior Arthur Johnson 2002-03 18 Senior Doug Smith 1990-91 17

Team Double-Doubles in a season since 1971-72 1. 1972-73 352. 1971-72 313. 1989-90 284. 2012-13 26 1990-91 266. 1982-83 247. 1973-74 238. 1983-84 22 1980-81 22 1975-76 22 1974-75 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

Opponent / Double-Double Records / 30-Point Games


All-Time 30-Point Games at Missouri (141 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 St. (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 R. Island (NCAA) 3/17/1988Derrick Chievous Sr. 35 Oklahoma 3/3/1988John Brown Sr. 35 UMass (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 St. (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 2/6/1988

Derrick Chievous Fr. 32 Arizona 12/29/1984Steve Stipanovich Sr. 32 Oklahoma State 1/19/1983Jon Sundvold Sr. 32 Oregon 12/11/1982Mark Dressler Sr. 32 N. 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 2/6/1960Marcus Denmon Sr. 31 Northwestern St. 12/2/2011DeMarre 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 St. (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 2/2/1952Michael Dixon Jr. 30 William & Mary 12/18/2011Leo Lyons Sr. 30 Baylor 1/31/2009 Thomas 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 S. Dakota State 12/13/1975Willie Smith Sr. 30 Toledo 12/2/1975Willie Smith Jr. 30 Oklahoma State 1/22/1975Henry 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 (Multiple) 30-Point Games at Missouri Player 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.

Individual Game Records 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 Kansas 43, 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 Tech9. 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. Nebraska 32, 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. Houston10. 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. Oklahoma 18, John Brown, 3-3-1973 vs. Oklahoma St, 18, Joe Scott, 3-6-1961 vs. Nebraska

6. 17, Henry Smith, 12-1-1970 at Arkansas 17, Charles Henke, 12-28-1960 vs. Nebraska 17, Lionel Smith, 2-18-1957 vs. Marquette9. 16, Anthony Peeler, 3-8-1992 at Kansas 16, Doug Smith, 1-5-1991 vs. Oklahoma St. 16, Derrick Chievous, 3-17-1988 vs. R. Island (NCAA) 16, Kim Anderson, 2-9-1977 vs. Kansas 16, 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 Arkansas 20, Anthony Peeler, 12-7-1991 at Arkansas 20, 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 Tech 20, 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. Va. Tech 17, Al Eberhard, 12-8-1973 vs. UTEP 17, Al Abram, 2-3-1959 vs. Colorado 17, Bob Reiter, 1-15-1955 vs. Nebraska 17, 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 Iowa 16, Mark Atkins, 3-6-1993 vs. Colorado 16, Mark Atkins, 1-11-1993 at UNLV7. 15, Rickey Paulding, 3-22-2003 vs. Marquette (NCAA) 15, Ricky Clemons, 2-3-2003 at Kansas 15, Clarence Gilbert, 3-17-2000 vs. N. Carolina (NCAA) 15, John Woods, 3-11-1998 vs. UAB (NIT)11. 14, Brian Grawer, 2-24-2001 vs. Baylor 14, Paul O’Liney, 2-18-1995 at Oklahoma 14, Mark Atkins, 3-12-1994 vs. Nebraska

Three-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 Oklahoma 8, Clarence Gilbert, 3-8-2001 vs. Texas A&M


8, Brian Grawer, 2-11-2001 at Iowa St. 8, John Woods, 3-11-1998 vs. UAB (NIT)9. 7, Marcus Denmon, 12-02-2011 vs. NW State 7, Kim English, 11-27-2011 vs. Binghamton 7, Matt Lawrence, 11-10-2006 vs. N.C. A&T 7, Thomas Gardner, 1-16-2006 vs. Kansas 7, Thomas Gardner, 2-7-2006 at Baylor 7, Clarence Gilbert, 12-6-2002 vs. Southern 7, Kareem Rush, 2-9-2002 at Baylor 7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-24-2001 at Nebraska 7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-13-2001 vs. Iowa St. 7, Kareem Rush, 2-15-2000 at Texas Tech 7, Clarence Gilbert, 1-22-2000 vs. Kansas 7, Jason Sutherland, 2-9-1997 vs. Wake Forest 7, Jason Sutherland, 3-8-1996 vs. Oklahoma 7, Mark Atkins, 2-26-1994 vs. Oklahoma 7, Mark Atkins, 2-5-1994 at Oklahoma 7, Mark Atkins, 1-11-1993 at UNLV

Assists 191. 19, Phil Pressey, 12-28-2012 at UCLA2. 13, Phil Pressey, 1-8-2013 vs. Alabama 13, Stefhon Hannah, 11-27-2006 vs. Coppin St. 13, Melvin Booker, 12-22-1993 vs. Illinois5. 12, Phil Pressey, 3-8-2012 vs. Okla. State (Big 12) 12, Phil Pressey, 2-25-2012 at Kansas 12, Phil Pressey, 1-28-2012 vs. Texas Tech 12, Phil Pressey, 12-6-2011 vs. Villanova 12, John McIntyre, 12-30-1987 vs. Alabama St. 12, Larry Drew, 3-8-1980 vs. Notre Dame (NCAA)11. 11, Phil Pressey, 12-22-2012 vs. Illinois 11, Phil Pressey, 12-18-2010 vs. Central Arkansas 11, Wesley Stokes, 1-2-2002 vs. Coppin St. 11, Wesley Stokes, 12-6-2001 vs. Southern 11, Anthony Peeler, 2-21-1990 vs. Iowa St. 11, Anthony Peeler, 1-10-1990 vs. Southern 11, Shawn Teague, 12-6-1980 vs. Lamar 11, Larry Drew, 12-7-1979 vs. G. Washington 11, Scott Sims, 12-30-1974 vs. Oklahoma 11, 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 Officer, 12-11-1965 at St. Louis 24, Ned Monsees, 12-30-1964 vs. Kansas St. 24, Ned Monsees, 12-12-1964 vs. St. Louis7. 21, Al Eberhard, 12-26-1973 vs. Oklahoma 21, John Brown, 1-20-1973 vs. Kansas 21, Charles Henke, 12-1-1960 vs. Washington Univ. (Mo.)10. 20, Curtis Berry, 1-17-1979 at Kansas 20, Curtis Berry, 11-27-1978 vs. Butler 20, Al Eberhard, 1-12-1974 vs. Iowa St. 20, Al Eberhard, 2-27-1973 at Kansas 20, George Flamank, 12-28-1962 vs. Oklahoma 20, Charles Henke, 12-14-1959 vs. Wisconsin 20, Charles Henke, 12-3-1958 vs. Arkansas 20, Chuck Denny, 3-3-1956 at Kansas St.

Steals 81. 8, Reggie Smith, 12-3-1991 vs. Florida A&M2. 7, Zaire Taylor, 12-12-2009, Fairleigh Dickinson 7, J.T. Tiller, 1-24-2009 vs. Texas Tech 7, Stefhon Hannah, 11-25-2006 vs. S.F. Austin 7, Rickey Paulding, 2-10-2004 vs. Colorado 7, Anthony Peeler, 2-17-1992 vs. Nebraska 7, Mike Sandbothe, 1-17-1987 vs. Okla. St.7. 6, Phil Pressey, 1-21-2012 at Baylor 6, Phil Pressey, 3-10-2011 vs. Texas A&M (Big 12) 6, Laurence Bowers, 2-23-2011 vs. Baylor 6, Zaire Taylor, 2-21-2009 at Colorado 6, J.T. Tiller, 11-20-2008 vs. Xavier 6, Stefhon Hannah, 11-30-2006 vs. Arkansas 6, Stefhon Hannah, 11-19- 2006 vs. Davidson 6, Stefhon Hannah, 12-30-06 vs Southern 6, Clarence Gilbert, 2-6-1999 at Nebraska 6, Brian Grawer, 11-13-1998 vs. Jackson St. 6, Jeff Hafer, 2-18-1998 at Nebraska 6, Brian Grawer, 1-19-1998 vs. Kansas 6, Doug Smith, 2-23-1991 vs. Iowa St. 6, Mike Sandbothe, 2-19-1989 vs. Nebraska 6, Byron Irvin, 12-7-1988 at Tulsa 6, Mike Sandbothe, 1-28-1986 vs. Colorado 6, Greg Cavener, 1-26-1983 at Kansas 6, Moon McCrary, 1-6-1982 vs. Austin Peay 6, Steve Wallace, 1-31-1979 at Iowa St. 6, Willie Smith, 3-13-1976 vs. Washington (NCAA)

Blocked Shots 81. 8, Laurence Bowers, 1-8-2011 at Colorado 8, Arthur Johnson, 12-30-2000 vs. Stetson2. 7, Arthur Johnson, 1-2-2001 vs. Coastal Carolina3. 6, Ricardo Ratliffe, 2-23-11 vs. Iowa State 6, Ricardo Ratliffe, 1-5-11 vs. North Alabama 6, Travon Bryant, 2-2-2004 at Kansas 6, Arthur Johnson, 1-20-2004 vs. Texas 6, Arthur Johnson, 2-6-2002 vs. Iowa St.6. 5, Steve Moore, 2-27-2010 vs. Kansas State 5, Arthur Johnson, 3-13-2003 vs. Nebraska (Big 12) 5, Arthur Johnson, 12-30-2002 vs. Valparaiso 5, Arthur Johnson, 11-13-2002 vs. UT-Martin 5, Jeff Hafer, 1-24-1999 at Kansas 5, Monte Hardge, 2-11-1998 at Baylor 5, 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&M 5, Doug Smith, 12-4-1990 at Creighton 5, Steve Stipanovich, 2-20-1983 vs. Virginia 5, Steve Stipanovich, 1-27-1982 at Iowa St. 5, Steve Stipanovich, 1-23-1982 vs. Oklahoma 5, Steve Stipanovich, 12-10-1980 vs. Illinois 5, Tom Dore, 3-6-1980 vs. San Jose St. (NCAA)

** Three-point records are from a distance of 19’9”, until the 2008-09 season, when it was moved to 20’9”.


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 — 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 Marcus Denmon 11-12 35 200 99 120 619 17.7 13. Clarence Gilbert 01-02 36 196 118 101 611 17.0 14. Willie Smith 74-75 27 249 — 106 604 22.4 15. Charles Henke 60-61 24 222 — 147 591 24.6 16. John Brown 71-72 27 212 — 162 586 21.7 17. Jon Sundvold 82-83 34 225 — 131 581 17.1 18. Henry Smith 70-71 26 238 — 105 581 22.3 19. Melvin Booker 93-94 32 189 66 135 579 18.1 20. Marcus Denmon 10-11 34 199 82 94 574 16.9 21. Rickey Paulding 02-03 33 199 75 100 573 17.4 22. Paul O’Liney 94-95 29 160 79 172 571 19.7 23. John Brown 72-73 27 221 — 124 566 21.0 24. Malcolm Thomas 84-85 32 212 — 134 558 17.4 25. Thomas Gardner 05-06 28 186 94 85 551 19.7 26. Kareem Rush 00-01 26 192 69 96 549 21.1 27. Leo Lyons 08-09 37 176 5 182 539 14.6 28. Jeff Strong 84-85 32 205 — 127 537 16.8 29. Dan Bingenheimer 85-86 35 191 — 152 534 15.3 30. Arthur Johnson 02-03 33 222 — 88 532 16.1 31. Linas Kleiza 04-05 33 165 31 169 530 16.1 32. Clarence Gilbert 00-01 32 172 102 83 529 16.5 33. Anthony Peeler 89-90 31 184 24 130 522 16.8 34. Melvin Booker 92-93 33 164 51 143 522 15.8 35. Ricky Frazier 80-81 32 198 — 125 521 16.3 36. Clay Johnson 77-78 30 195 — 125 515 17.8 37. Al Eberhard 73-74 26 196 — 120 512 19.7 38. Ron Coleman 65-66 24 181 — 150 512 21.3 39. Kim Anderson 76-77 29 200 — 111 511 18.3 40. Ron Coleman 66-67 25 190 — 131 511 20.4 41. Kim English 11-12 35 171 78 87 507 14.5 42. Norm Stewart 55-56 21 184 — 138 506 24.1 43. Doug Smith 88-89 36 217 1 67 502 13.9 44. Jim Kennedy 75-76 31 191 — 120 502 16.2

Individual Season Records


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, 2001-02 249 Willie Smith, 1974-75 2497. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 246 Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 2469. Derrick Chievous, 1987-88 24210. Henry Smith, 1970-71 238

Field Goal Percentage .6931. Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 .6932. Jeff Warren, 1990-91 .6763. Greg Church, 1988-89 .6534. Alex Oriakhi, 2012-13 .6395. Mark Dressler, 1979-80 .6366. Marvin McCrary, 1981-82 .635 Ricky Frazier, 1979-80 .6358. Greg Church, 1987-88 .6349. Jeff Warren, 1991-92 .628 Gary Leonard, 1987-88 .628

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted** 3081. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 3082. Clarence Gilbert, 2000-01 2773. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 2744. Ricky Clemons, 2002-03 2585. Marcus Denmon, 2011-12 2436. Thomas Gardner, 2005-06 2377. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-00 2338. Mark Atkins, 1992-93 2129. Matt Lawrence, 2007-08 202 Paul O’Liney, 1994-95 202

Three-Point Field Goals Made** 1181. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 1182. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 1113. Clarence Gilbert, 2000-01 1024. Marcus Denmon, 2011-12 995. Thomas Gardner, 2005-06 946. Ricky Clemons, 2002-03 88 Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2000 888. Marcus Denmon, 2010-11 82 Matt Lawrence, 2008-09 8210. Matt Lawrence, 2006-07 81 Mark Atkins, 1992-93 81

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. Kim English, 2011-12 .4597. Brian Grawer, 1997-98 .4568. Marcus Denmon, 2010-11 .448 Kareem Rush, 2000-01 .44810. Matt Lawrence, 2006-07 .443

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, 1991-92 232 Derrick Chievous, 1985-86 2329. Linas Kleiza, 2004-05 23110. Willie Smith, 1975-76 230

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. Marcus Denmon, 2011-12 .896 Travis Ford, 1989-90 .8964. Derek Grimm, 1995-96 .8855. Orv Salmon, 1971-72 .8816. Michael Dixon, 2011-12 .8797. Jason Sutherland, 1995-96 .8778. Ron Coleman, 1966-67 .8739. Jon Sundvold, 1981-82 .87110. Jon Sundvold, 1982-83 .868


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, 1982-83 300 Bob Reiter, 1954-55 3009. 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 2401. Phil Pressey, 2012-13 2402. Phil Pressey, 2011-12 2233. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 1794. Lee Coward, 1988-89 1645. Larry Drew, 1979-80 1566. Wesley Stokes, 2001-02 1477. Melvin Booker, 1993-94 1438. Scott Sims, 1976-77 1429. Lynn Hardy, 1985-86 13910. J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 138 Willie Smith, 1975-76 138

Assist Average 7.11. Phil Pressey, 2012-13 7.12. Phil Pressey, 2011-12 6.43. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 5.84. Anthony Peeler, 1990-91 5.0 Larry Drew, 1979-80 5.06. Scott Sims, 1976-77 4.97. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 4.68. Jason Horton, 2005-06 4.5 Melvin Booker, 1993-94 4.510. Lee Coward, 1988-89 4.4

Steals 761. Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 762. Phil Pressey, 2011-12 74 Lynn Hardy, 1985-86 744. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 725. J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 686. Doug Smith, 1990-91 64 Byron Irvin, 1988-89 648. Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 63 Zaire Taylor, 2009-10 6310. Anthony Peeler, 1991-92 62 Mike Sandbothe, 1985-86 62

Steal Average 2.41. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-07 2.42. Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 2.23. Phil Pressey, 2011-12 2.1 Brian Grawer, 1998-99 2.1 Anthony Peeler, 1991-92 2.1 Doug Smith, 1990-91 2.1 Lynn Hardy, 1985-86 2.17. Phil Pressey, 2010-11 2.0 Anthony Peeler, 1989-90 2.010. Zaire Taylor, 2009-10 1.9

Blocked Shots 711. Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 712. Arthur Johnson, 2000-01 653. Laurence Bowers, 2010-11 624. Arthur Johnson, 2002-03 615. Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 566. Alex Oriakhi, 2012-13 547. Sammie Haley, 1994-95 498. Arthur Johnson, 2003-04 48 Laurence Bowers, 2009-10 4810. Dan Bingenheimer, 1985-86 46

Blocked Shot Average 2.01. Arthur Johnson, 2000-01 2.0 Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 2.03. Laurence Bowers, 2010-11 1.8 Arthur Johnson, 2002-03 1.8 Sammie Haley, 1994-95 1.86. Alex Oriakhi, 2012-13 1.6 Arthur Johnson, 2003-04 1.6 Steve Stipanovich, 1982-83 1.69. Travon Bryant, 2003-04 1.510. Doug Smith, 1990-91 1.4 Steve Stipanovich, 1980-81 1.4 Laurence Bowers, 2009-10 1.4

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, 1988-89 113 Ricky Frazier, 1979-80 1139. Derek Grimm, 1996-97 11210. Arthur Johnson, 2001-02 111 Lynn Hardy, 1986-87 111

Disqualifications 131. Kim Anderson, 1974-75 132. Curtis Berry, 1977-78 10 Kim Anderson, 1975-76 10 John Brown, 1971-72 10 Doug Johnson, 1968-69 10 George Flamank, 1962-63 10 Don Dippold, 1951-52 108. Jeff Hafer, 1999-2000 9 Jeff Warren, 1992-93 9


Ricky Frazier, 1979-80 9 Kim Anderson, 1976-77 9 George Flamank, 1964-65 9

Games Started 381. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 38 J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 383. Zaire Taylor, 2008-09 37 Gary Leonard, 1988-89 375. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 366. Kareem Rush, 2001-02 367. Mike Sandbothe, 1988-89 368. Marcus Denmon, 2011-12 35 Kim English, 2011-12 35 Phil Pressey, 2011-12 35 Matt Pressey, 2011-12 35 Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 35 Doug Smith, 1988-89 35

Games Played 381. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 38 Matt Lawrence, 2008-09 38 J.T. Tiller, 2008-09 38 Zaire Taylor, 2008-09 38 Justin Safford, 2008-09 38 Keith Ramsey, 2008-09 38 Kim English, 2008-09 38 Marcus Denmon, 2008-09 38 Miguel Paul, 2008-09 3810. Leo Lyons, 2008-09 37 Greg Church, 1988-89 37 Lee Coward, 1988-89 37 Gary Leonard, 1988-89 37 Mike Sandbothe, 1988-89 37

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. Marcus Denmon, 2011-12 1,2126. Clarence Gilbert, 2001-02 1,1947. Kim English, 2011-12 1,1758. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 1,1669. Melvin Booker, 1992-93 1,15710. Lee Coward, 1988-89 1,155

Below: Phil Pressey finished his three seasons at Mizzou as the most prolific assist man in school history. He dished 240 dimes as a junior, including an NCAA-best 19 dimes at UCLA on Dec. 28, 2012, in Pauley Pavilion.

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Scoring Year 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. Marcus Denmon 09-12 141 597 283 298 1,775 12.6 6. Arthur Johnson 01-04 132 730 — 299 1,759 13.3 7. Melvin Booker 91-94 125 566 183 382 1,697 13.6 8. Kelly Thames 94-98 128 585 24 495 1,689 13.2 9. Clarence Gilbert 99-02 128 557 332 239 1,685 13.2 10. Rickey Paulding 01-04 131 560 191 322 1,673 12.8 11. Jon Sundvold 80-83 128 628 — 341 1,597 12.5 12. Kareem Rush 00-02 84 550 226 258 1,584 18.9 13. Kim English 09-12 141 515 239 301 1,570 11.1 14. Ricky Frazier 80-82 94 545 — 358 1,448 15.4 15. Jevon Crudup 91-94 105 585 5 270 1,445 13.7 16. John Brown 71-73 72 522 — 377 1,421 19.7 17. Larry Drew 77-80 117 557 — 287 1,401 12.0 18. Willie Smith 75-76 58 549 — 289 1,387 23.9 19. Al Eberhard 72-74 80 491 — 365 1,347 16.8 20. Charles Henke 59-61 74 471 — 396 1,338 18.1 21. Curtis Berry 78-81 112 497 — 334 1,328 11.9 22. Nathan Buntin 87-90 132 534 1 239 1,308 9.9 23. Ron Coleman 65-67 73 482 — 331 1,295 17.8 24. Kim Anderson 74-77 92 527 — 235 1,289 14.0 25. Lee Coward 87-90 125 462 146 203 1,273 10.2 26. Laurence Bowers 09-13 128 513 31 191 1,248 9.8 27. Leo Lyons 06-09 123 446 11 328 1,231 10.0 28. Jim Kennedy 74-77 99 453 — 303 1,209 12.2 29. Don Tomlinson 68-70 77 365 — 448 1,198 15.6 30. Jason Sutherland 94-97 125 354 190 296 1,194 9.6 31. Bob Reiter 52-55 86 432 — 324 1,188 13.8 32. Jimmy McKinney 02-06 123 220 123 277 1,146 9.3 33. Norm Stewart 54-56 63 409 — 294 1,112 17.7 34. Joe Scott 59-61 74 403 — 300 1,106 14.9 35. Greg Cavener 82-85 123 426 — 245 1,097 8.9 36. Byron Irvin 88-89 66 359 75 303 1,096 16.6 37. Thomas Gardner 03-06 89 364 179 160 1,067 12.0 38. Michael Dixon 10-12 101 345 115 252 1,057 10.5 39. Derek Grimm 94-97 117 327 140 257 1,051 9.0 40. DeMarre Carroll 08-09 70 408 19 211 1,046 14.9 41. Ray Bob Carey 62-64 74 413 — 192 1,016 13.7 42. Matt Lawrence 06-09 125 341 244 78 1,004 8.0 43. Malcolm Thomas 84-85 59 383 — 236 1,002 17.0 44. Jeff Strong 84-86 57 210 — 210 1,000 17.5

Individual Career Records


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. Marcus Denmon, 2009-12 1,3117. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 1,3078. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 1,3199. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 1,27310. Kelly Thames, 1994-98 1,256

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. Marcus Denmon, 2009-12 5978. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 585 Kelly Thames, 1994-98 58510. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 566

Field Goal Percentage .635500 Attempts (Min.) 1. Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 .6352. Jeff Warren, 1990-93 .6143. Ricky Frazier, 1980-82 .5944. Gary Leonard, 1986-89 .5605. Curtis Berry, 1978-81 .5566. DeMarre Carroll, 2008-09 .549 Mark Dressler, 1979-83 .5498. Greg Cavener, 1982-85 .5489. Laurence Bowers, 2009-13 .54310. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 .538

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted** 906 1. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 9062. Marcus Denmon, 2009-12 7053. Matt Lawrence, 2006-09 6144. Kim English, 2009-12 6065. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 5366. Thomas Gardner, 2003-06 5327. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 5128. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 5019. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 46910. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 467

Three-Point Field Goals Made** 3321. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 3322. Marcus Denmon, 2009-12 2833. Matt Lawrence, 2006-09 2444. Kim English, 2009-12 2395. Kareem Rush, 2000-02 2266. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 2107. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 1918. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 1909. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 18310. Thomas Gardner, 2003-06 179

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, 1988-91 517 Curtis Berry, 1978-81 5179. John Brown, 1971-73 49410. Leo Lyons, 2006-09 488

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 .8541. Michael Dixon, 2010-12 .8542. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 .8483. Jason Sutherland, 1994-97 .8464. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 .8375. Derek Grimm, 1994-97 .8136. Marcu Denmon, 2008-12 .799 Al Eberhard, 1972-74 .7998. Jimmy McKinney, 2003-06 .7989. Ken Doughty, 1961-63 .79810. Byron Irvin, 1988-89 .791

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 Average 13.650 or more games1. 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 8.2 Doug Smith, 1988-91 8.2

Blocked Shots 2451. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 2452. Laurence Bowers, 2009-13 1573. Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 1494. Doug Smith, 1988-91 1295. Travon Bryant, 2001-04 1196. Jevon Crudup, 1991-94 1167. Steve Moore, 2008-12 1058. Gary Leonard, 1986-89 959. Chris Heller, 1990-91, 93-94 8910. Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 80

Blocked Shot Avg. 1.91. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 1.92. Laurence Bowers, 2009-13 1.2 Ricardo Ratliffe, 2011-12 1.2 Steve Stipanovich, 1979-83 1.2 Sammie Haley, 1994-96 1.26. Jevon Crudup, 1990-94 1.17. Dan Bingenheimer, 1984-86 1.0 Doug Smith, 1987-91 1.09. Steve Moore, 2008-12 0.9 Travon Bryant, 2001-04 0.9 Chris Heller, 1990-94 0.9 Keith Ramsey, 2008-10 0.9

Assists 5801. Phil Pressey, 2010-12 5802. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 4973. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 4884. Larry Drew, 1977-80 4335. Lee Coward, 1987-90 4316. Jason Horton, 2007-08 4137. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 3828. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 3809. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 35810. Jimmy McKinney, 2002-06 349

Assist Average 5.91. Phil Pressey, 2011-13 5.92. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-08 4.83. Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 4.24. Melvin Booker, 1991-94 3.95. Larry Drew, 1977-80 3.76. Lee Coward, 1987-90 3.5 Jason Horton, 2004-08 3.58. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 3.39. Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 3.010. Byron Irvin, 1987-89 2.9 Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 2.9

Steals 1961. Phil Pressey, 2010-13 196 Anthony Peeler, 1989-92 1963. Brian Grawer, 1998-2001 1954. Lynn Hardy, 1985-88 1945. Marcus Denmon, 2008-12 178 Doug Smith, 1988-91 1787. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 1728. Jeff Hafer, 1997-2000 1699. Clarence Gilbert, 1999-02 16710. J.T. Tiller, 2006-10 166

Career Steal Avg. 2.21. Stefhon Hannah, 2006-08 2.22. Phil Pressey, 2011-13 2.03. Lynn Hardy, 1984-88 1.84. Anthony Peeler, 1988-92 1.75. Brian Grawer,1999-02 1.6 Zaire Taylor, 2008-10 1.67. Byron Irvin, 1987-89 1.5 Jeff Hafer, 1997-00 1.59. Jevon Crudup, 1990-94 1.4 Doug Smith, 1987-91 1.4

Games Played 1411. Marcus Denmon, 2008-12 141 Kim English, 2008-12 1413. Mike Sandbothe, 1986-89 1344. Arthur Johnson, 2001-04 132 Nathan Buntin, 1987-90 132 Gary Leonard, 1986-89 1327. Rickey Paulding, 2001-04 131 J.T. Tiller, 2006-10 1319. Derrick Chievous, 1985-88 13010. Laurence Bowers, 2009-13 128 Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2002 128 Kelly Thames, 1994-98 128 Doug Smith, 1988-91 128 Steve Stipanovich, 1980-83 128 Jon Sundvold, 1980-83 128

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. J.T. Tiller, 2006-10 322

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


Freshman Class RecordsPoints 1. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 445 2. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 4183. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 4024. Kelly Thames 1993-94 3915. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 3626. Doug Smith 1987-88 3387. Kareem Rush 1999-00 3238. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 2979. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 29110. Stan Ray 1975-76 283

Scoring Average 1. Kareem Rush 1999-00 14.72. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 14.43. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 13.14. Kelly Thames 1993-94 12.25. Jevon Crudup 1990-91 12.06. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 11.87. Doug Smith 1987-88 11.38. Linas Kleiza 2003-04 11.19. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 10.110. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 9.7

Field Goals Attempted 1. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 3232. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 3013. Doug Smith 1987-88 2884. Kelly Thames 1993-94 2845. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 2786. Stan Ray 1975-76 2607. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 2588. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 245 Keon Lawrence 2006-07 24510. Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 222

Field Goals Made 1. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 1802. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 1683. Kelly Thames 1993-94 1464. Doug Smith 1987-88 1455. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 1426. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 1307. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 1278. Stan Ray 1975-76 1239. Kareem Rush 1999-00 10910. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 106

Field Goal Percentage (min 150 att.) 1. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 59.82. Jevon Crudup 1990-91 52.63. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 52.04. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 51.85. Kelly Thames 1993-94 51.46. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 51.17. Kareem Rush 1999-00 50.58. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 50.49. Doug Smith 1987-88 50.310. Stan Ray 1975-76 47.3

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 1242. Marcus Denmon 2008-09 1123. Kim English 2008-09 1104. Kareem Rush 1999-00 1085. Thomas Gardner 2003-04 996. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 987. Jason Horton 2004-05 928. Clarence Gilbert 1998-99 889. Travis Ford 1989-90 8010. Brian Grawer 1997-98 79

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Kareem Rush 1999-00 462. Kim English 2008-09 41 Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 414. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 385. Brian Grawer 1997-98 366. Marcus Denmon 2008-09 34 Jason Horton 2004-05 348. Thomas Gardner 2003-04 329. Phil Pressey 2010-11 3010. Michael Dixon 2009-10 27

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Brian Grawer 1997-98 45.62. Kareem Rush 1999-00 42.63. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 38.84. Wesley Stokes 2000-01 38.65. Marshall Brown 2004-05 37.96. Kim English 2008-09 37.3 Josh Kroenke 1999-00 37.38. Jason Horton 2004-05 37.09. Phil Pressey 2010-11 36.110. Michael Dixon 2009-10 35.5

Free Throws Attempted 1. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 1682. Kelly Thames 1993-94 1293. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 1274. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 1185. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 1166. Keyon Dooling 1998-99 1107. Wesley Stokes 2000-01 1058. Prince Bridges 1981-82 1039. Gary Leonard 1985-86 80 10. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 79

Free Throws Made 1. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 1342. Kelly Thames 1993-94 943. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 894. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 855. Keyon Dooling 1998-99 796. Prince Bridges 1981-82 757. Wesley Stokes 2000-01 738. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 669. Travis Ford 1989-90 6010. Kareem Rush 1999-00 59


Free Throw Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Travis Ford 1989-90 89.62. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 79.83. Brian Grawer 1997-98 78.94. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 78.85. Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 77.96. Phil Pressey 2010-11 76.17. Kareem Rush 1999-00 75.68. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 75.49. Jon Sundvold 1979-80 74.6 Larry Drew 1976-77 74.6

Total Rebounds 1. Stan Ray 1975-76 2582. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 2573. Kelly Thames 1993-94 2284. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 1995. Doug Smith 1987-88 1976. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 1937. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 1708. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 1659. Linas Kleiza 2003-04 13510. Anthony Peeler 1988-89 134

Rebounds Per Game 1. Linas Kleiza 2003-04 8.42. Stan Ray 1975-76 8.33. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 7.84. Jevon Crudup 1990-91 7.1 Kelly Thames 1993-94 7.16. Doug Smith 1987-88 6.67. Steve Stipanovich 1979-80 6.48. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 5.59. Derrick Chievous 1984-85 5.310. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 4.9

Total Assists 1. Phil Pressey 2010-11 1172. Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 1093. Melvin Booker 1990-91 105 Travis Ford 1989-90 105 5. Jason Horton 2004-05 1036. Prince Bridges 1981-82 102 Anthony Peeler 1988-89 1028. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 939. Keyon Dooling 1998-99 8510. Shawn Teague 1980-81 81

Assists Per Game 1. Phil Pressey 2010-11 3.92. Melvin Booker 1990-91 3.5 Travis Ford 1989-90 3.54. Jimmy McKinney 2002-03 3.44. Prince Bridges 1981-82 3.35. Jason Horton 2004-05 3.26. Keyon Dooling 1998-99 3.07. Larry Drew 1976-77 2.8 Anthony Peeler 1988-89 2.89. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 2.7 Reggie Smith 1990-91 2.7

Total Steals 1. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 62 2. Phil Pressey 2010-11 613. Reggie Smith 1990-91 484. Brian Grawer 1997-98 455. Wesley Stokes 2000-01 386. Travis Ford 1989-90 36 Jeff Hafer 1996-97 36 Arthur Johnson 2000-01 369. Keon Lawrence 2006-07 3510. Several Tied 34

Steals Per Game 1. Phil Pressey 2010-11 2.02. Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 1.8 3. Jevon Crudup 1990-91 1.6 Reggie Smith 1990-91 1.65. Brian Grawer 1997-98 1.56. Jeff Hafer 1996-97 1.47. Kareem Rush 1999-00 1.38. Travis Ford 1989-90 1.2 Keon Lawrence 2006-07 1.2 Wesley Stokes 2000-01 1.2 Clarence Gilbert 1998-99 1.2

Total Blocks 1. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 652. Doug Smith 1987-88 343. Tate Decker 1996-97 244. Nathan Buntin 1986-87 195. Kalen Grimes 2004-05 186. Gary Leonard 1985-86 17 Mike Sandbothe 1985-86 178. Kelly Thames 1993-94 16 Kevin Young 2002-03 16 Pat Schumacher 1998-99 16

Blocks Per Game 1. Arthur Johnson 2000-01 2.02. Doug Smith 1987-88 1.13. Jevon Crudup 1990-91 0.9 Tate Decker 1996-97 0.95. Travon Bryant 2000-01 0.6 Nathan Buntin 1986-87 0.6 Pat Schumacher 1998-99 0.68. Several Tied 0.5


Sophomore Class RecordsPoints 1. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 6402. Kareem Rush 2000-01 5493. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 5304. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 5225. Doug Smith 1988-89 5026. Kim English 2009-10 4757. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 4738. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 4609. Jon Sundvold 1980-81 44110. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 439

Scoring Average 1. Kareem Rush 2000-01 21.12. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 18.83. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 16.84. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 16.15. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 15.3 Keyon Dooling 1999-00 15.37. Donald Tomlinson 1967-68 15.28. John Brown 1970-71 14.9 9. Kim English 2009-10 14.010. Kim Anderson 1974-75 13.9

Field Goals Attempted 1. Doug Smith 1988-89 4552. Kareem Rush 2000-01 4343. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 4334. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 4135. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 4096. Kim English 2009-10 3977. Clarence Gilbert 1999-00 3788. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 3739. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 35710. Jon Sundvold 1980-81 350

Field Goals Made 1. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 2272. Doug Smith 1988-89 2173. Kareem Rush 2000-01 1924. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 1885. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 1846. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 1817. Jon Sundvold 1980-81 1788. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 1659. Ricky Frazier 1979-80 16010. Kim English 2009-10 156

Field Goal Percentage (min 150 att.) 1. Mark Dressler 1979-80 63.62. Ricky Frazier 1979-80 63.53. Greg Cavener 1982-83 58.04. Travon Bryant 2001-02 57.65. Laurence Bowers 2009-10 55.56. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 55.17. Lynn Hardy 1985-86 54.78. John Brown 1970-71 54.69. Curtis Berry 1978-79 53.810. Nathan Buntin 1987-88 53.4

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Clarence Gilbert 1999-00 2332. Thomas Gardner 2004-05 1963. Kim English 2009-10 1844. Matt Lawrence 2006-07 1835. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 1706. Marcus Denmon 2009-10 1677. Kareem Rush 2000-01 1548. Jabari Brown 2012-13 1539. Brian Grawer 1998-99 12910. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 113 Ricky Paulding 2001-02 113 Jason Sutherland 1994-95 113

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Clarence Gilbert 1999-00 882. Matt Lawrence 2006-07 813. Kareem Rush 2000-01 694. Kim English 2009-10 68 Marcus Denmon 2009-10 686. Brian Grawer 1998-99 647. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 598. Jabari Brown 2012-13 569. Thomas Gardner 2004-05 5310. Rickey Paulding 2001-02 50

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Lee Coward 1987-88 52.72. Brian Grawer 1998-99 49.63. Derek Grimm 1994-95 47.54. Kareem Rush 2000-01 44.85. Matt Lawrence 2006-07 44.36. Rickey Paulding 2001-02 44.27. Melvin Booker 1991-92 43.58. Marcus Denmon 2009-10 40.79. Jason Sutherland 1994-95 38.910. Michael Dixon 2010-11 38.8

Free Throws Attempted 1. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 2322. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 2313. Donald Tomlinson 1967-68 2024. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 1695. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 1676. Steve Stipanovich 1980-81 1627. Al Eberhard 1971-72 1578. Kelly Thames 1995-96 1549. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 14210. Several Tied 132


Free Throws Made 1. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 1862. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 1693. Donald Tomlinson 1967-68 1364. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 1305. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 1246. Al Eberhard 1971-72 120 Steve Stipanovich 1980-81 1208. Kelly Thames 1995-96 1199. Ricky Frazier 1979-80 10710. Several Tied 96

Free Throw Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Jon Sundvold 1980-81 88.92. Jimmy McKinney 2003-04 84.93. Jason Sutherland 1994-95 83.84. Stephen Wallace 1978-79 83.35. Thomas Gardner 2004-05 83.16. Michael Dixon 2010-11 82.57. Ricky Frazier 1979-80 81.18. Mike Jeffries 1970-71 80.4 9. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 80.210. Kareem Rush 2000-01 80.0

Total Rebounds 1. Greg Cavener 1982-83 2922. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 2863. Derrick Chievous 1985-86 2624. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 250 Doug Smith 1988-89 2506. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 2467. Al Eberhard 1971-72 2428. Steve Stipanovich 1980-81 2379. Curtis Berry 1978-79 22410. George Flamank 1963-64 209

Rebounds Per Game 1. Curtis Berry 1978-79 9.0 Al Eberhard 1971-72 9.03. George Flamank 1963-64 8.74. Greg Cavener 1982-83 8.65. Kim Anderson 1974-75 8.56. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 8.27. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 7.98. John Brown 1970-71 7.7 Derrick Chievous 1985-86 7.710. Linas Kleiza 2004-05 7.6

Total Assists 1. Phil Pressey 2011-12 2232. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 1793. Wesley Stokes 2001-02 1474. Lynn Hardy 1985-86 1395. Jason Horton 2005-06 1216. Melvin Booker 1991-92 1187. Lee Coward 1987-88 117 Mike Sandbothe 1986-87 1179. Michael Dixon 2010-11 113 Keyon Dooling 1999-00 113

Assists Per Game 1. Phil Pressey 2011-12 6.42. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 5.8 3. Jason Horton 2005-06 4.54. Lee Coward 1987-88 4.25. Wesley Stokes 2001-02 4.16. Lynn Hardy 1985-86 4.07. Melvin Booker 1991-92 3.98. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 3.69. Mike Sandbothe 1986-87 3.4 Jon Sundvold 1980-81 3.4

Total Steals 1. Phil Pressey 2011-12 74 Lynn Hardy 1985-86 743. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 634. Brian Grawer 1998-99 615. Michael Dixon 2010-11 566. Mike Sandbothe 1986-87 507. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 498. Kim English 2009-10 45 Clarence Gilbert 1999-00 4510. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 44

Steals Per Game 1. Phil Pressey 2011-12 2.1 Brian Grawer 1998-99 2.1 Lynn Hardy 1985-86 2.14. Anthony Peeler 1989-90 2.05. Michael Dixon 2010-11 1.86. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 1.6 Jason Horton 2005-06 1.68. Clarence Gilbert 1999-00 1.5 Mike Sandbothe 1986-87 1.510. Keyon Dooling 1999-00 1.4 Jeff Hafer 1997-98 1.4

Total Blocks 1. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 712. Laurence Bowers 2009-10 483. Chris Heller 1990-91 314. Greg Cavener 1982-83 275. Jevon Crudup 1991-92 25 Doug Smith 1988-89 257. Gary Leonard 1986-87 248. Leo Lyons 2006-07 229. Kareem Rush 2000-01 2110. Travon Bryant 2001-02 20 Ricky Frazier 1979-80 20

Blocks Per Game 1. Arthur Johnson 2001-02 2.02. Laurence Bowers 2009-10 1.43. Chris Heller 1990-91 1.24. Greg Cavener 1982-83 0.8 Jevon Crudup 1991-92 0.8 Gary Leonard 1986-87 0.8 Kareem Rush 2000-01 0.88. Curtis Berry 1978-79 0.7 Leo Lyons 2006-07 0.7 Doug Smith 1988-89 0.7


Junior Class RecordsPoints 1. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 8212. Kareem Rush 2001-02 7123. Doug Smith 1989-90 6354. Willie Smith 1974-75 6045. John Brown 1971-72 5866. Marcus Denmon 2010-11 5747. Rickey Paulding 2002-03 5738. Thomas Gardner 2005-06 5519. Jeff Strong 1984-85 53710. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 532

Scoring Average 1. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 24.12. Willie Smith 1974-75 22.43. John Brown 1971-72 21.74. Ronnie Coleman 1965-66 21.35. Kareem Rush 2001-02 19.8 Doug Smith 1989-90 19.87. Thomas Gardner 2005-06 19.7 8. Bill Reiter 1953-54 19.69. Anthony Peeler 1990-91 19.410. Charles Henke 1959-60 19.3

Field Goals Attempted 1. Kareem Rush 2001-02 5852. Willie Smith 1974-75 5333. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 5224. Clarence Gilbert 2000-01 4725. Ronnie Coleman 1965-66 4646. Ken Doughty 1961-62 462 Doug Smith 1989-90 4628. Joe Scott 1959-60 4529. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 45010. Rickey Paulding 2002-03 442

Field Goals Made 1. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 2822. Doug Smith 1989-90 2603. Kareem Rush 2001-02 249 Willie Smith 1974-75 2495. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 2226. John Brown 1971-72 2127. Jeff Strong 1984-85 2058. Marcus Denmon 2010-11 199 Rickey Paulding 2002-03 19910. Ricky Frazier 1980-81 198

Field Goal Percentage (min 150 att.) 1. Jeff Warren 1991-92 62.82. Curtis Berry 1979-80 61.63. Leo Lyons 2007-08 58.34. Clay Johnson 1976-77 57.55. Doug Smith 1989-90 56.36. John Brown 1971-72 55.87. Gary Link 1972-73 54.98. Ricky Frazier 1980-81 54.89. Doug Johnson 1968-69 54.110. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 54.0

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Clarence Gilbert 2000-01 2772. Kareem Rush 2001-02 2743. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 2584. Thomas Gardner 2005-06 2375. Mark Atkins 1992-93 2126. Matt Lawrence 2007-08 2077. Rickey Paulding 2002-03 1938. Marcus Denmon 2010-11 1839. John Woods 1997-98 17110. Lee Coward 1988-89 154

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Kareem Rush 2001-02 111 2. Clarence Gilbert 2000-01 1023. Thomas Gardner 2005-06 944. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 885. Marcus Denmon 2010-11 826. Mark Atkins 1992-93 817. Rickey Paulding 2002-03 758. Matt Lawrence 2007-08 729. Jason Sutherland 1995-96 6910. John Woods 1997-98 66

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 100 att.) 1. Jason Sutherland 1995-96 46.62. Marcus Denmon 2010-11 44.83. Kareem Rush 2001-02 40.5 4. Thomas Gardner 2005-06 39.75. Derek Grimm 1995-96 39.4 6. Stefhon Hannah 2006-07 39.17. Lee Coward 1988-89 39.08. Rickey Paulding 2002-03 38.9 9. John Woods 1997-98 38.610. Mark Atkins 1992-93 38.2

Free Throws Attempted 1. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 3022. Donald Tomlinson 1968-69 2503. Charles Henke 1959-60 2344. John Brown 1971-72 2155. Ronnie Coleman 1965-66 2036. Malcolm Thomas 1983-84 176 7. Melvin Booker 1992-93 175 Ricky Frazier 1980-81 1759. Kelly Thames 1996-97 167 10. Several Tied 161


Free Throws Made 1. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 2442. Donald Tomlinson 1968-69 1653. Charles Henke 1959-60 1644. John Brown 1971-72 1625. Ronnie Coleman 1965-66 1506. Melvin Booker 1992-93 1437. Kelly Thames 1996-97 1278. Al Eberhard 1972-73 125 Ricky Frazier 1980-81 12510. Jim Kennedy 1975-76 120

Free Throw Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Brian Grawer 1999-00 90.52. Derek Grimm 1995-96 88.53. Orv Salmon 1971-72 88.14. Michael Dixon 2011-12 87.95. Jason Sutherland 1995-96 87.76. Jon Sundvold 1981-82 87.17. Al Eberhard 1972-73 85.68. Norm Stewart 1954-55 83.09. Melvin Booker 1992-93 81.7 Lynn Hardy 1986-87 81.7

Total Rebounds 1. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 3162. Doug Smith 1989-90 2953. Derrick Chievous 1986-87 2914. Charles Henke 1959-60 2875. John Brown 1971-72 2836. Jevon Crudup 1992-93 2737. Greg Cavener 1983-84 2608. Albert White 1997-98 2529. Al Eberhard 1972-73 25110. Steve Stipanovich 1981-82 248

Rebounds Per Game 1. Eugene Jones 1966-67 11.82. Charles Henke 1959-60 11.53. John Brown 1971-72 10.5 4. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 9.65. Al Abram 1956-57 9.3 Al Eberhard 1972-73 9.37. Doug Smith 1989-90 9.28. Malcolm Thomas 1983-84 9.09. Greg Cavener 1983-84 8.7 Albert White 1997-98 8.7

Total Assists 1. Phil Pressey 2012-13 240 2. Lee Coward 1989-90 1643. J.T. Tiller 2008-09 1384. Stefhon Hannah 2006-07 1375. Zaire Taylor 2008-09 1286. Melvin Booker 1992-93 1227. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 121 Larry Drew 1978-79 1219. Reggie Smith 1992-93 11810. Lynn Hardy 1986-87 117

Assists Per Game 1. Phil Pressey 2012-13 7.12. Anthony Peeler 1990-91 5.03. Stefhon Hannah 2006-07 4.64. Lee Coward 1989-90 4.45. Larry Drew 1978-79 4.36. Reggie Smith 1992-93 3.97. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 3.88. Melvin Booker 1992-93 3.79. J.T. Tiller 2008-09 3.610. Clarence Gilbert 2000-01 3.5

Total Steals 1. Lynn Hardy 1986-87 762. Stefhon Hannah 2006-07 723. J.T. Tiller 2008-09 684. Phil Pressey 2012-13 61 Marcus Denmon 2010-11 616. Zaire Taylor 2008-09 55 7. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 498. Jevon Crudup 1992-93 499. Melvin Booker 1992-93 46 Jamal Coleman 1990-91 46

Steals Per Game 1. Stefhon Hannah 2006-07 2.42. Lynn Hardy 1986-87 2.23. Phil Pressey 2012-13 1.8 Marcus Denmon 2010-11 1.8 Anthony Peeler 1990-91 1.8 J.T. Tiller 2008-09 1.87. Jeff Hafer 1998-99 1.78. Larry Drew 1978-79 1.69. Ricky Clemons 2002-03 1.5 Jamal Coleman 1990-91 1.5 Jevon Crudup 1992-93 1.5 Brian Grawer 1999-00 1.5

Total Blocks 1. Laurence Bowers 2010-11 622. Arthur Johnson 2002-03 613. Sammie Haley 1994-95 494. Ricardo Ratliffe 2010-11 455. Travon Bryant 2002-03 416. Jevon Crudup 1992-93 377. Kalen Grimes 2006-07 358. Monte Hardge 1997-98 34 Steve Stipanovich 1981-82 3410. Steve Moore 2010-11 32 Chris Heller 1992-93 32

Blocks Per Game 1. Laurence Bowers 2010-11 1.8 Sammie Haley 1994-95 1.8 Arthur Johnson 2002-03 1.84. Ricardo Ratliffe 2010-11 1.35. Travon Bryant 2002-03 1.2 Kalen Grimes 2006-07 1.27. Jevon Crudup 1992-93 1.1 Monte Hardge 1997-98 1.1 Steve Stipanovich 1981-82 1.110. Chris Heller 1992-93 1.0


Senior Class RecordsPoints 1. Willie Smith 1975-76 7832. Doug Smith 1990-91 7093. Byron Irvin 1988-89 7084. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 7015. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 6786. DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 6297. Steve Stipanovich 1982-83 6268. Marcus Denmon 2011-12 6199. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 61110. Charles Henke 1960-61 591

Scoring Average 1. Willie Smith 1975-76 25.32. Charles Henke 1960-61 24.63. Norm Stewart 1965-66 24.14. Doug Smith 1990-91 23.65. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 23.4 Anthony Peeler 1991-92 23.47. Henry Smith 1969-70 22.38. John Brown 1972-73 21.09. Ronnie Coleman 1966-67 20.4 Lionel Smith 1956-57 20.4

Field Goals Attempted 1. Willie Smith 1975-76 6362. Doug Smith 1990-91 5533. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 5034. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 4775. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 4756. Ronnie Coleman 1966-67 464 Norm Stewart 1965-66 4648. Henry Smith 1969-70 4639. Bob Price 1962-63 46110. Charles Henke 1960-61 456

Field Goals Made 1. Willie Smith 1975-76 3002. Doug Smith 1990-91 2753. DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 246 Steve Stipanovich 1982-83 2465. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 2426. Henry Smith 1969-70 2387. Bryon Irvin 1988-89 227 8. Jon Sundvold 1982-83 2259. Charles Henke 1960-61 22210. John Brown 1972-73 221

Field Goal Percentage (min 150 att.) 1. Ricardo Ratliffe 2011-12 69.32. Greg Chruch 1988-89 65.33. Alex Oriakhi 2012-13 63.94. Ricky Frazier 1981-82 61.35. Jeff Warren 1992-93 59.96. Gary Leonard 1988-89 59.37. Keith Ramsey 2009-10 57.28. Greg Cavener 1984-85 56.49. DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 55.810. Curtis Berry 1980-81 55.2

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 3082. Marcus Demon 2011-12 2433. Paul O’Liney 1994-95 2024. Matt Lawrence 2008-09 2015. Mark Atkins 1993-94 2006. Jason Sutherland 1996-97 1807. Brian Grawer 2000-01 1748. Kim English 2011-12 1709. Melvin Booker 1993-94 163 10. Rickey Paulding 2003-04 158

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 1182. Marcus Demon 2011-12 993. Matt Lawrence 2008-09 824. Paul O’Liney 1994-95 795. Kim English 2011-12 786. Jason Sutherland 1996-97 727. Mark Atkins 1993-94 71 Brian Grawer 2000-01 719. Melvin Booker 1993-94 6610. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 55

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 100 att.) 1. Kim English 2011-12 45.92. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 41.73. Derek Grimm 1996-97 41.54. John McIntyre 1989-90 41.35. Brian Grawer 2000-01 40.8 Matt Lawrence 2008-09 40.87. Marcus Demon 2011-12 40.78. Melvin Booker 1993-94 40.59. Jason Sutherland 1996-97 40.010. Paul O’Liney 1994-95 39.1

Free Throws Attempted 1. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 2612. Byron Irvin 1988-89 2593. Leo Lyons 2008-09 2454. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 2325. Willie Smith 1975-76 2306. Paul O’Liney 1994-95 2137. Charles Henke 1960-61 2058. Dan Bingenheimer 1985-86 198 Lionel Smith 1956-57 198 Kelly Thames 1997-98 198


Free Throws Made 1. Bryon Irvin 1988-89 2142. Derrick Chievous 1987-88 2003. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 1874. Willie Smith 1975-76 1835. Leo Lyons 2008-09 1826. Paul O’Liney 1994-95 1727. Doug Smith 1990-91 1568. Lionel Smith 1956-57 155 Kelly Thames 1997-98 15510. Dan Bingenheimer 1985-86 152

Free Throw Percentage (min 50 att.) 1. Marcus Denmon 2011-12 89.62. Ron Coleman 1966-67 87.33. Jon Sundvold 1982-83 86.84. Keion Bell 2012-13 86.65. Jason Sutherland 1996-97 84.06. Brian Grawer 2000-01 83.67. Kenneth Doughty 1962-63 83.38. Doug Johnson 1969-70 83.19. Corey Tate 1996-97 82.810. Byron Irvin 1988-89 82.6

Total Rebounds 1. Al Eberhard 1973-74 3132. Doug Smith 1990-91 3113. Nathan Buntin 1989-90 3044. Steve Stipanovich 1982-83 3005. John Brown 1972-73 2986. Alex Oriakhi 2012-13 2867. Ned Monsees 1964-65 2848. Eugene Jones 1967-68 2779. DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 27310. Ricardo Ratliffe 2011-12 261

Rebounds Per Game 1. Al Eberhard 1973-74 12.02. Ned Monsees 1964-65 11.83. John Brown 1972-73 11.04. Bill Flamank 1974-75 10.8 Charles Henke 1960-61 10.86. Eugene Jones 1967-68 10.7 Norm Stewart 1965-66 10.78. Doug Smith 1990-91 10.49. Ray Bob Carey 1963-64 9.910. Charles Denny 1955-56 9.7

Total Assists 1. Larry Drew 1979-80 1562. Melvin Booker 1993-94 1433. Scott Sims 1976-77 1424. Jon Sundvold 1982-83 1235. Mike Sandbothe 1988-89 1176. Byron Irvin 1988-89 1157. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 1148. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 1129. Greg Cavener 1984-85 10610. Several Tied 105

Assists Per Game 1. Stefhon Hannah 2007-08 5.32. Larry Drew 1979-80 5.03. Scott Sims 1976-77 4.94. Melvin Booker 1993-94 4.55. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 3.96. Jon Sundvold 1982-83 3.6 Corey Tate 1996-97 3.68. Greg Cavener 1984-85 3.4 Lee Coward 1989-90 3.4 Lamont Frazier 1993-94 3.4

Total Steals 1. Byron Irvin 1988-89 64 Doug Smith 1990-91 643. Zaire Taylor 2009-10 634. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 625. DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 59 Keith Ramsey 2009-10 557. Marcus Denmon 2011-12 548. Clarence Gilbert 2001-02 50 J.T. Tiller 2009-10 5010. Jeff Hafer 1999-00 48

Steals Per Game 1. Anthony Peeler 1991-92 2.1 Doug Smith 1990-91 2.13. Zaire Taylor 2009-10 1.9 Stefhon Hannah 2007-08 1.95. Byron Irvin 1988-89 1.86. J.T. Tiller 2009-10 1.6 Keith Ramsey 2009-10 1.6 DeMarre Carroll 2008-09 1.6 Jeff Hafer 1999-00 1.610. Marcus Denmon 2011-12 1.5 Derrick Chievous 1987-88 1.5

Total Blocks 1. Steve Stipanovich 1982-83 562. Alex Oriakhi 2012-13 543. Arthur Johnson 2003-04 484. Dan Bingenheimer 1985-86 465. Travon Bryant 2003-04 456. Gary Leonard 1988-89 427. Doug Smith 1990-91 428. Steve Moore 2011-12 41 Jevon Crudup 1993-94 4110. Keith Ramsey 2009-10 38

Blocks Per Game 1. Alex Oriakhi 2012-13 1.6 Arthur Johnson 2003-04 1.6 Steve Stipanovich 1982-83 1.64. Travon Bryant 2003-04 1.55. Doug Smith 1990-91 1.46. Dan Bingenheimer 1985-86 1.37. Jevon Crudup 1993-94 1.38. Laurence Bowers 2012-13 1.29. Steve Moore 2011-12 1.1 Keith Ramsey 2009-10 1.1 Simeon Haley 1995-96 1.110. Gary Leonard 1988-89 1.1


Points Scored 1291. 129, 12-30-87 vs. Alabama St.2. 125, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks3. 119, 12-30-89 vs. Kearney St. 119, 1-23-88 vs. Iowa St.5. 118, 1-9-91 vs. Prairie View A&M6. 117, 12-6-01 vs. Southern 117, 12-2-95 vs. Chicago St.8. 116, 12-18-10 vs. Central Arkansas9. 114, 12-21-88 vs. Southern10. 113, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 113, 12-17-88 vs. Ohio12. 112, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St. 112, 1-15-79 vs. Northern Arizona14. 111, 12-30-96 vs. Southern 111, 1-13-90 at Nebraska16. 109, 3-19-94 vs. Wisconsin (NCAA) 109, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana18. 108, 12-22-93 vs. Illinois 108, 3-19-89 vs. Texas (NCAA)20. 107, 1-14-09 vs. Colorado 107, 12-27-08 vs. SIU-Edwardsville 107, 2-10-90 vs. Nebraska23. 106, 12-5-09 vs. Oregon 106, 12-21-03 vs. UNC-Greensboro 106, 11-29-01 vs. Jackson St. 106, 11-26-94 vs. Chicago St. 106, 1-10-90 vs. Southern 106, 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa 106, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray30. 105, 2-9-89 at Oklahoma 105, 1-21-89 vs. Oklahoma St. 105, 12-16-87 vs. Virginia Tech 105, 1-29-83 vs. Nebraska-Omaha 105, 12-5-75 vs. Baylor 105, 12-13-69 vs. Northern Michigan

Field Goals Attempted 991. 99, 12-28-62 vs. Oklahoma2. 93, 3-8-75 at Colorado3. 91, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks4. 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 Rice 84, 1-26-74 at Colorado 84, 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, 12-18-10 vs. Central Arkansas 45, 1-23-88 vs. Iowa St. 45, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray 45, 12-27-72 vs. Colorado9. 44, 12-2-95 vs. Chicago St. 44, 1-10-90 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. .696 (32-46), 2-28-13 at South Carolina5. .690 (29-42), 2-18-81 at Oklahoma State6. .679 (36-53), 12-6-69 vs. Indiana7. .675 (54-80), 12-30-87 vs. Alabama State .675 (27-40), 1-24-87 vs. Colorado9. .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, 11-24-09 vs. Chattanooga 37, 2-23-02 at Colorado3. 36, 3-22-03 vs. Marquette (NCAA) 36, 2-18-03 vs. Nebraska 36, 2-28-98 vs. Kansas St.6. 33, 3-5-00 at Kansas 33, 2-19-00 at Kansas St.8. 32, 11-27-11 vs. Binghamton 32, 2-10-04 at Colorado 32, 11-21-02 vs. Iowa 32, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St. 32, 12-16-00 at Iowa 32, 3-1-00 vs. Nebraska 32, 2-21-00 vs. Oklahoma St. 32, 2-15-00 at Texas Tech

Three-Point Field Goals Made** 20 1. 20, 2-23-02 at Colorado 2. 18, 11-24-09 vs. Chattanooga3. 17, 1-30-10 vs. Oklahoma State 17, 12-6-02 vs. Southern 5. 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 9. 14, 2-11-12 vs. Baylor 14, 3-8-01 vs. Texas A&M 14, 1-13-01 vs. Iowa St. 14, 3-5-00 at Kansas 14, 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 Hawaii 3. 36, 2-6-52 at Kansas St. 4. 34, 12-30-66 vs. Oklahoma St. 34, 12-16-00 at Iowa 6. 33, 1-9-54 at Kansas 33, 2-16-53 at Iowa St. 33, 1-19-53 at Nebraska 9. 32, 11 times

Team Single Game Records


Missouri Governor Jay Nixon and Head Coach Frank Haith talk before Mizzou and Missouri Southern participated in the One State, One Spirit Classic. The national TV event helped raise funding and awareness for the victims of the deadly May 22, 2011, tornado in Joplin, Mo.Assists 371. 37, 12-30-87 vs. Alabama St. 2. 33, 12-18-10 vs. Central Arkansas 33, 12-30-89 vs. Kearney St. 33, 1-9-91 vs. Prairie View A&M 5. 32, 11-10-2006 vs. N.C. A&T 32, 1-22-91 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks 7. 31, 11-19-96 vs. Mercer 31, 12-6-89 vs. Hawaii Loa 9. 30, 12-22-93 vs. Illinois 30, 1-10-90 vs. Southern

Free Throws Attempted 561. 56, 2-5-57 vs. Oklahoma 2. 55, 1-13-96 vs. George Washington 55, 12-8-73 vs. Texas-El Paso 4. 54, 12-13-71 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) 54, 12-3-60 vs. Arkansas 6. 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 Kansas 10. 51, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana

Free Throws Made 421. 42, 12-8-73 vs. Texas-El Paso 2. 40, 3-8-97 vs. Oklahoma (Big 12) 40, 2-7-96 vs. Nebraska 40, 2-13-60 at Kansas St. 5. 39, 1-13-96 vs. George Washington 39, 12-22-75 at Hawaii 7. 38, 12-5-95 at Arkansas 38, 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 Nebraska 37, 12-6-69 vs. Indiana

Rebounds 741. 74, 12-28-62 vs. Oklahoma 2. 68, 1-12-76 vs. MacMurray 3. 67, 12-1-59 vs. Washington Univ. (Mo.) 4. 66, 3-6-65 at Kansas St. 5. 65, 1-20-73 vs. Kansas 6. 64, 12-5-66 at Indiana 7. 63, 12-15-66 vs. Rutgers 8. 62, 8 times

Steals 241. 24, 11-24-09 vs. Chattanooga2. 23, 12-3-91 vs. Florida A&M 3. 20, 1-24-09 vs. Texas Tech 20, 12-30-06 vs. Southern 20, 1-29-00 vs. Texas A&M 6. 19, 11-25-91 vs. Canisius 7. 18, 11-20-10 vs. North Florida 18, 12-12-09 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson 18, 11-13-99 vs. Jackson St. 18, 12-30-91 vs. Texas-Pan American 18, 12-11-91 vs. Nebraska-Kearney

** Three-point records are from a distance of 19’9”. The three-point line was moved to 20’9” for the 2008-09 season.

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Games Played 381. 38 2008-092. 37 1988-893. 36 2001-024. 35 2011-12 35 1985-866. 34 2012-13 34 2010-11 34 2009-10 34 1982-83 34 1986-87

Games Won 311. 31 2008-092. 30 2011-123. 29 1988-894. 27 1981-825. 26 1975-76 26 1982-83 26 1989-90

Games Lost 221. 22 1966-672. 21 1965-663. 19 1958-594. 17 1996-97 17 2004-05

Points Scored 3,2561. 3,256 1988-892. 3,096 2008-093. 2,877 2001-024. 2,814 2011-125. 2,777 1989-90

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 Scoring Average 48.8Since 19501. 48.8 1950-512. 53.2 1951-523. 59.7 1981-824. 61.8 1982-835. 62.8 1983-84

Field Goals Attempted 2,3811. 2,381 2008-092. 2,358 1988-893. 2,253 2001-024. 2,129 1975-765. 2,087 1989-906. 2,015 2012-13 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. 983 2010-11

Field Goal Percentage .5731. .573 1979-802. .539 1981-823. .536 1982-834. .524 1985-86 .524 1985-86 Three-Point FG Attempted 8341. 834 2001-022. 804 1999-003. 746 2008-094. 737 2011-125. 734 2000-016. 701 2009-10 Three-Point FG Made 3261. 326 2001-022. 293 2011-123. 291 1999-004. 279 2000-015. 263 2008-096. 258 2009-10 Three-Point FG Percentage .4201. .420 1987-882. .398 2011-123. .394 1995-964. .391 2001-025. .388 1994-956. .382 1989-90 Free Throw Attempts 9521. 952 1995-962. 945 1988-893. 889 1985-86 889 1986-875. 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 .7661. .766 2011-122. .758 1996-973. .748 1971-724. .744 2012-135. .743 1981-826. .739 2010-11 Rebounds 1,5591. 1,559 1988-892. 1,452 1975-763. 1,415 2001-024. 1,393 2008-095. 1,386 2012-136. 1,304 1989-90

Rebounds Per Game 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. 558 2010-115. 567 1990-916. 566 2011-12 Steals 3881. 388 2008-092. 371 2009-103. 329 2010-114. 302 2006-075. 295 1985-86

Blocked Shots 1541. 171 2010-112. 160 2009-103. 154 2001-024. 144 2002-035. 140 2008-09

Team Single Season Records


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. MARCUS DENMON 1,775 PTS.Year G FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.08-09 38-0 81-205 .395 31-39 .795 84 2.2 47-0 54 36 5 34 636 227 6.009-10 34-4 117-273 .429 53-76 .697 100 2.9 48-0 48 31 4 29 715 355 10.410-11 34-33 199-398 .500 94-124 .758 119 3.5 56-0 61 32 4 61 1036 574 16.911-12 35-35 200-435 .460 99-134 .896 176 5.0 34-0 74 41 1 54 1212 619 17.708-12 141-72 597-1311 .455 277-373 .743 479 3.4 185-0 237 140 14 178 3,599 1,775 12.6

6. 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

7. 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

8. 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

Mizzou 1,000-Point Scorers


9. 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

10. 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

11. 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

12. 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

13. KIM ENGLISH 1,570 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.08-09 38-13 82-212 .387 42-58 .724 62 1.6 54-1 42 39 4 19 547 247 6.509-10 34-29 156-397 .393 95-130 .731 115 3.4 58-1 39 71 3 45 818 475 14.010-11 34-30 106-290 .366 77-106 .726 105 3.1 58-1 67 67 11 42 876 341 10.011-12 35-35 171-328 .521 87-120 .725 148 4.2 83-3 56 59 10 45 1175 507 14.508-11 141-107 515-1227 .420 301-414 .727 430 3.0 253-6 204 236 28 151 3416 1,570 11.1

14. 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

15. 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

16. JOHN BROWN 1,421 PTS.Year G 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

17. 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


18. 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

19. AL EBERHARD 1,347 PTS.Year G 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

20. CHARLES HENKE 1,338 PTS.Year G FG-A 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

21. 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

22. 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

23. RON COLEMAN 1,295 PTS.Year G 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

24. 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

25. 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

26. LAURENCE BOWERS 1,248 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.08-09 31-0 44-80 .550 10-15 .667 64 2.1 34-0 15 10 13 11 215 98 3.209-10 34-11 141-254 .555 54-83 .651 193 5.7 84-0 40 36 48 38 764 346 10.210-11 34-27 155-293 .529 84-112 .750 207 6.1 100-3 46 48 62 38 843 394 11.612-13 29-29 173-317 .546 43-63 .683 178 6.1 75-2 31 38 34 18 786 410 14.108-13 128-67 513-944 .543 191-273 .700 642 5.0 293-5 132 130 157 105 2608 1,248 9.8


27. 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

28. 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 12.1 73-77 99-79 453-915 .495 303-399 .759 510 5.2 324-17 - - - - - 1,209 12.2

29. DON TOMLINSON 1,198 PTS.Year G 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

30. 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

31. BOB REITER 1,188 PTS.Year G 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

32. 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

33. NORM STEWART 1,112 PTS.Year G 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

34. JOE SCOTT 1,106 PTS.Year G 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

35. 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


36. 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

37. THOMAS GARDNER 1,067 PTS.Year 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

38. MICHAEL DIXON 1,057 PTS.Year G-GS FG-A FG% FT-A FT% REB AVG. PF-D A TO B S MIN TP AVG.09-10 34-8 93-198 .470 42-49 .857 39 1.1 55-1 55 32 0 33 565 255 7.510-11 32-17 98-243 .403 94-114 .825 81 2.5 71-1 113 58 2 56 715 328 10.311-12 35-0 154-316 .487 116-132 .879 63 1.8 64-1 116 56 3 41 934 474 13.509-12 101-25 345-757 .465 252-295 .854 183 1.8 190-3 284 146 5 130 2214 1,057 10.5

39. 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

40. 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

41. 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

42. 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

43. 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

44. 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


Mizzou Annual Statistic LeadersSCORINGYEAR NAME G PTS 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 19.774-75 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 16.1

82-83 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 16.609-10 Kim English 34 475 14.010-11 Marcus Denmon 34 574 16.911-12 Marcus Denmon 35 619 17.712-13 Laurence Bowers 29 410 14.1

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 11.260-61 Charles Henke 24 258 10.861-62 Walt Grebing 25 215 8.062-63 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 10.7


68-69 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 10.491-92 Jevon Crudup 30 246 8.292-93 Jevon Crudup 33 273 8.393-94 Kelly Thames 32 228 7.194-95 Julian Winfield 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 7.209-10 Keith Ramsey 34 199 5.910-11 Laurence Bowers 34 207 6.111-12 Ricardo Ratliffe 35 261 7.512-13 Alex Oriakhi 34 286 8.4

ASSISTSYEAR NAME G AST 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 3.6

83-84 Greg Cavener 30 99 3.384-85 Greg Cavener 31 106 3.485-86 Lynn Hardy 35 139 4.086-87 Lynn Hardy 34 117 3.4 Mike Sandbothe 34 117 3.487-88 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 32 82 2.6 Brian Grawer 31 79 2.698-99 Albert White 29 88 3.099-00 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 3.609-10 J.T. Tiller 31 101 3.310-11 Phil Pressey 30 117 3.911-12 Phil Pressey 35 223 6.412-13 Phil Pressey 34 240 7.1

STEALSYEAR NAME G STL 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 1.5


98-99 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 30 31 1.0 Rickey Paulding 30 31 1.004-05 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 1.809-10 Zaire Taylor 34 63 1.910-11 Phil Pressey 30 61 2.011-12 Phil Pressey 35 74 2.112-13 Phil Pressey 34 61 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 0.809-10 Laurence Bowers 34 48 1.410-11 Laurence Bowers 34 62 1.811-12 Steve Moore 35 41 1.212-13 Alex Oriakhi 34 54 1.6

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 Winfield 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 .55703-04 Arthur Johnson 193-352 .54804-05 Kalen Grimes 35-66 .53005-06 Kevin Young 92-181 .50806-07 Leo Lyons 82-149 .550


07-08 Leo Lyons 162-278 .58308-09 DeMarre Carroll 246-441 .55809-10 Keith Ramsey 87-152 .57210-11 Ricardo Ratliffe 156-273 .57111-12 Ricardo Ratliffe 210-303 .69312-13 Alex Oriakhi 138-216 .639

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 .82394-95 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 .796

99-00 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 .74309-10 Michael Dixon 42-49 .85710-11 Michael Dixon 94-114 .82511-12 Marcus Denmon 120-134 .89612-13 Keion Bell 84-97 .866

THREE-POINT SHOOTINGYEAR NAME 3FG-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 .40809-10 Marcus Denmon 68-167 .40710-11 Marcus Denmon 82-183 .44811-12 Kim English 78-170 .45912-13 Laurence Bowers 21-54 .389


MISSOURI VALLEY1909 Carl Ristine G1910 D.C. Martindell G1911 Pete Burress G1913 George Taafe F1919 Craig Ruby F1920 Craig Ruby F1921 G.C. Browning F George Williams C Herb Bunker G1922 G.C. Browning F Herb Bunker G

BIG SIX1929 Wendell Baker G1930 Marshall Craig F Wendell Baker G1931 Charles Huhn C1932 John Cooper F1933 Norman Wagner C1934 Denver Miller G1935 Kenneth Jorgensen G 1939 John Lobsiger G1940 Blaine Currence C John Lobsiger G 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 G Norm Stewart G1956 Norm Stewart G

BIG EIGHT1960 Charles Henke G1961 Charles Henke G1964 Ray Bob Carey F Bob Price G1965 George Flamank F1969 Don Tomlinson F1971 Henry Smith C1972 John Brown F1973 John Brown F1974 Al Eberhard F1975 Willie Smith G1976 Willie Smith G Jim Kennedy F1977 Kim Anderson C1980 Larry Drew G Curtis Berry F1981 Ricky Frazier F1982 Ricky Frazier F Steve Stipanovich C Jon Sundvold G1983 Steve Stipanovich C Jon Sundvold G1985 Malcolm Thomas F1987 Derrick Chievous F1988 Derrick Chievous F1989 Byron Irvin G

1990 Doug Smith F Anthony Peeler G1991 Doug Smith F1992 Anthony Peeler G1993 Melvin Booker G1994 Melvin Booker G

BIG 122001 Kareem Rush F2002 Kareem Rush F2009 DeMarre Carroll F2011 Marcus Denmon G2012 Marcus Denmon G

SEC2013 Phil Pressey G

CONFERENCE MALEATHLETE OF THE YEAR1991 Doug Smith1992 Anthony Peeler

ACADEMICALL-CONFERENCE1972 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 F Kendrick Moore G1996 Kendrick Moore G1997 Chip Walther G2000 Mark Wampler G2001 Brian Grawer G2003 Josh Kroenke G Ryan Kiernan G2004 Kevin Young C2005 Jimmy McKinney G2006 Jason Horton G2007 Marcus Watkins G2008 Matt Lawrence G2009 DeMarre Carroll F Matt Lawrence G2010 Laurence Bowers F J.T. Tiller G2012 Laurence Bowers F2013 Laurence Bowers F Jabari Brown G Danny Feldmann F

NATIONAL 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 SnyderRookie Coach of the YearBasketball Times2009 Mike Anderson (NABC)2012 Frank Haith (AP/NABC)

CONFERENCENEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1975 Willie Smith (UPI)1976 Stan Ray (APUPI)1980 Steve Stipanovich (APUPI)1989 Anthony Peeler (KC Star)2007 Stefhon Hannah2008 DeMarre Carroll2011 Ricardo Ratliffe

CONFERENCEFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR1994 Kelly Thames (APBig 8)2000 Kareem Rush (Coaches)

CONFERENCEPLAYER OF THE YEAR1976 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)2013 Phil Pressey (SEC - Preseason)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1983 Steve Stipanovich C

BASKETBALL HALL OF FAMECoach Walter MeanwellCoach Norm Stewart

UNITED STATES OLYMPIANS1948 Martin E. Nash, alternate on gold-medal teamat London, England1952 Dan Pippin, captain of gold-medal team atHelsinki, Finland1972 John Brown, alternate on silver-medal teamat Munich, West Germany

DEFENSIVE PLAYEROF THE YEAR2009 J.T. Tiller (Coaches/Media)

SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR2009 Matt Lawrence 2012 Michael Dixon

Mizzou First Team All-Conference & Honorees


Of Missouri’s 21 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 offices 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, Guard1918-19 Craig Ruby, Forward1920-21 George Williams, Center1921-23 Herb Bunker, Guard1922-23 Arthur Browning, Forward1930 Marshall Craig, Forward1931 Max Collings, Forward1939-40 John Lobsiger, Guard1952 Bill Stauffer, Center1956 Norm Stewart, Guard1961 Charles Henke, Center1972-73 John Brown, Forward1976 Willie Smith, Guard1982 Ricky Frazier, Forward1983 Steve Stipanovich, Center1983 Jon Sundvold, Guard1987 Derrick Chievous, Forward1990 Doug Smith, Forward1992 Anthony Peeler, Guard1994 Melvin Booker, Guard

MIZZOU ALL-CENTURY TEAM20 Consensus All-AmericansMelvin Booker, 1991-92-93-94John Brown, 1971-72-73Arthur Browning, 1921-22-23Herb Bunker, 1921-22-23Derrick Chievous, 1985-86-87-88Max Collings, 1930-31Marshall Craig, 1928-29-30Ricky Frazier, 1980-81-82Charles Henke, 1959-60-61John Lobsiger, 1938-39-40Anthony Peeler, 1989-90-91-92Craig Ruby, 1918-19-20Doug Smith, 1988-89-90-91Willie Smith, 1975-76Bill Stauffer, 1950-51-52Norm Stewart, 1954-55-56Steve Stipanovich, 1980-81-82-83Jon Sundvold, 1980-81-82-83Fred Williams, 1915-16George Williams, 1920-21

Final 10 Members Voted By The FansKim Anderson, 1974-75-76-77Keyon Dooling, 1999-2000Larry Drew, 1977-78-79-80Al Eberhard, 1972-73-74Clarence Gilbert, 1999-2000-01-02Byron Irvin, 1988-89Arthur Johnson, 2001-02-03-04Rickey Paulding, 2001-02-03-04Kareem Rush, 2000-01-02Kelly Thames, 1994-96-97-98

Mizzou All-Century Team


Year Name Team Round Pick2013 Alex Oriakhi Phoenix Suns 2nd 57th 2012 Kim English Detroit Pistons 2nd 44th Marcus Denmon San Antonio Spurs 2nd 59th 2009 DeMarre Carroll Memphis Grizzlies 1st 27th 2005 Linas Kleiza Portland Trailblazers 1st 27th (To Denver Nuggets) 2004 Rickey Paulding Detroit Pistons 2nd 54th 2002 Kareem Rush Toronto Raptors 1st 20th (To L.A. Lakers) 2000 Keyon Dooling Orlando Magic 1st 10th (To L.A. Clippers) 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 Suns 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 — —

Mizzou In The NBA Draft

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AAbram, Alfred 1957-58Adams, James 1936Adams, Richard V. 1950-52Allen, Robert D. 1970-72Allouche, Danny G. 1996-97Amos, Carl 1979-81Anderson, Kim 1974-77Anderson, Mark 1974-76Anderson Jr., Mike 2007-09Atkins, Mark 1993-94Atzen, Richard 1973Austin, James D. 1943-44

BBacchus, Robert C. 1925-27Baker, Wendell H. 1928-30Banger, Keith 1940-42Bass, John Malery 1962Bauer, Lane 1945Beauchamp, C. 1965Bedford, Lynn W. 1941Beer, Ralph 1935-37Bell, Keion 2013Bennett, David A. 1967-68Bentley, Leon 1943Berardini, Nick 2006-08Bernet, Frederick H. 1907-09Bernet, Milton E. 1913-14Berry, Curtis 1978-81Bidewell, Carl Ben 1948Bingenheimer, Dan 1985-86Blind, James S. 1973Blume, Wallace M. 1934Boekemeier, Orval 1931Bond, George A. 1920-22Booker, Melvin 1991-94Bounds, Kenneth 1946-47Bowers, Laurence 2009-11, 13Bredehoeft, Eugene 1937Bridges, Prince 1982-84Brockman, Kurt 1985-86Brookfield, Dutton 1937Brown, Jabari 2013Brown, John Y. 1971-73Brown, Kenneth 1937-38Brown, Leonard 1944-45Brown, Marshall 2005-08Browning, George M. 1919-21Browning, J. Arthur 1921-23Bryant, Travon L. 2001-04Buchner, Lorne G. 1924-26Bull, Dominique 2013Bunker, Herbert 1921-23Buntin, Nathan 1987-90Burns, Edwards R. 1942Burns, John 1992

Burress, Loyd F. 1909-11Butterfield, Darryl 2007-08Buxton, Richard 1976

CCampbell, Hubert 1930-31Campbell, Jess L. 1916-18Carey, Ray Bob 1962-64Carroll, DeMarre 2008-09Carroll, John 1936-37Carter, Ralph J.T. 1941-42Casteel, Wynne M. 1952-54Castilo, Calvin D. 1911Cavener, Greg 1982-85Channon, James 1926-27Chapman, James S. 1967Chievous, Derrick 1985-88Church, Greg 1986-89Clabon, James 1976-77Clemons, Ricky 2003Coe, U.C. 1906-07Coffey, Ralph R. 1919-21Cohle, Herman B. 1909-11Colbert, Vaughn 1971Coleman, Jamal 1990-92Coleman, Ronnie 1965-67Collings, Max M. 1930-31Collins, Paul 1944Colson, Ed 1937Combs, Scott F. 1995-96Conkling, Roscoe 1910Conley, Jason 2004-05Constantz, George 1941Cooper, Clay 1938-40Cooper, John M. 1932-34Copley, Rocky K. 1974Coward, Lee 1987-90Cox, Ronald 1960Craig, Cleo Frank 1913Craig, Marshall 1928-30Criswell, Tony 2013Crowder, Dale 1944Crudup, Jevon 1991-94Cruts, Robert 1954Currence, Blaine 1938-40Currie, Jeffrey 1974-78

DDailey, Brian 2004-05Dandridge, Glen 2005-07Dangos, Stephen 1974Davis, Victor K. 1931-32Decker, Tate 1997Dellastatious, W. 1944-45Denmon, Marcus 2009-12Denny, Charles 1954-56Dinsdale, Albert J. 1961-63

Dinsdale, Robert 1966-67Dippold, Donald C. 1951-52Dixon, Michael 2010-12Dooling, Keyon 1999-00Dore, Thomas 1979-80Doughty, Kenneth 1961-63Douglas, James 2006Dressler, Mark 1979-83Drew, Larry 1977-80Driver, William L. 1907-08Droy, Bradley 1976-79Drum, Lex 1979Drumm, Manual G. 1914-15Dunham, Derek 1994

EEarly, Dan 1963-65Eberhard, Al 1972-74Echols, Najeeb 2002Edmiston, George 1930Edwards, George 1911-13Egelhoff, Rodger L. 1956-58Elgin, James D. 1933Elmore, Lloyd D. 1953-55English, Kim 2009-12Estes, Cecil 1984Ettinger, John W. 1938Evans, George 1941-42

FFaurot, Donald 1922-24Feldmann, Danny 2013Ferguson, D. 1996Ferguson, Jeffrey 2002-03Filbert, Garvin P. 1953-55Finner, Marlo T. 1993-94Flaker, Greg 1971-72Flamank, George 1926-28Flamank, George Jr. 1963-65Flamank, William Jr. 1974-75Ford, Travis 1990Fordyce, Hazelett 1925Forristall, Glennon 1957-58Foster, Michael 1978-81Foster, William J. 1971-73Fowler, Jerry 1948-50Fowler, Lee Irvin 1953-55Franks, Theophilus 1968-70Frazier, Gary 1966-68Frazier, Lamont 1991-94Frazier, Ricky 1980-82Freeman, Dale 1945Frost, Jed 1991-94

GGage, Justin C. 2000-02Gardner, John M. 1907-09

Mizzou All-Time Letterwinners


Gardner, Thomas 2004-06Garner, Gary 1963-65Garrett, Howard 1961-62Garwitz, Robert 1943-47Gilbert, Clarence 1999-02Gosen, Donald G. 1951Graves, Dorcet V. 1908-09Grawer, Brian D. 1998-01Grebing, Walter 1960-61Gregg, Herbert A. 1940-42Griffin, Michael A. 1971-72Griffin, Michael J. 2001-02Grimes, Kalen 2005-07Grimm, Derek 1994-97Groves, Robert D. 1912Gwinn, Richard D. 1946

HHackney, Theodore 1910Hafer, Jeffrey A. 1997-00Hahn, Orrel 1943Haith, Corey 2013Haley, 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. 1996-99Hardy, Lynn 1985-88Harvey, Donald L. 1941-42Harvey, William W. 1938-40Hatfield, Clarence 1936-37Hatfield, Woodrow 1933-34Hays, Robert S. 1922-24Haynes, William E. 1947-49Heimburger, John 1945Heineman, August 1949-51Heinsohn, Robert 1944-45Heller, Chris 1990-94Helmbrock, Pete 1968-70Henderson, Carmin 1935-37Henke, Charles 1959-61Henley, Hezekiah 1907-09Henry, Charles D. 1932Henson, Kent 1956Hollrah, Wayne 1962Holst, William O. 1953-54Horton, Jason 2005-08Horton, Jim 1990-91Horton, Steve 1992Houston, Lyle 1961-62Hughes, Ronald L. 1953-54Huhn, Charles 1929-31Hunter, Michael N. 1961-62Hyde, Harley C. 1915-16

IIngram, Michael 1987Irvin, Byron 1988-89

JJackson, Jake 2002-03Jankovic, Stefan 2013Jeffries, Mike 1971-73Jenkins, Thornton 1943-48Jensen, Burton 1959-60Jerman, Felix 1972John, Duane 2002Johnson, Arthur D. 2001-04Johnson, Clay 1977-78Johnson, Derrick 1994Johnson, Douglas 1969-70Johnson, Robert E. 1971Johnson, Thomas 1967-68Jones, Andrew 2012Jones, Eugene 1968Jones, Ron 1981-84Jorgensen, Ken A. 1933-35Joyner, Dan W. 1925-27

KKeirsey, Harland 1937-39Kennedy, James G. 1974-77Kiernan, Ryan 2001-03King, Kevin 1973-74Kirksey, Michael E. 1957-58Kleiza, Linas 2004-05Knight, John S. 1921-22Kreklow, Ricky 2011Kroenke, Josh W. 2000-04Kundert, Charles 1968-70Kurash, Eugene 1945

LLafferty, H. George 1949-51Landolt, Harold G. 1951-53Laughlin, Newton 1925Laurie, Barry 1979-83Laurie, Spencer 2004-05Lawrence, Keon 2007-08Lawrence, Matt 2006-09Lee, Tyron Bartel 1997-98Leimbach, J.C. 1960Leonard, Gary 1986-89Lester, Ralph 1923-24Lewis, Jerry M. 1924Link, Gary 1972-74Lobsiger, John 1938-40Lockett, James 1959-61Lorrance, Darrell 1947Loyear, John 1965Lyons, Leo 2006-09

MMatheny, Edward 1942-43Maurer, Barry 1969-70McCrary, Marvin 1981-82McDaniel, Robert 1968McDonough, J. 1926McDuffie, Tony 1984McIntyre, John 1988-90McKinney, Jimmy 2003-06McMillan, Hugh R. 1924-26McMillen, Don 1948-49Mickelson, Edward 1945Miller, Denver P. 1932-34Milling, Richard 1966-67Mills, Loren 1940-42Mills, Orion Bruce 1962Miltenberger, T. 1967Mimlitz, Ted 1984Minx, Beauford 1944Minx, Charles C. 1944Monsees, Ned 1964-65Moody, Dwight 1983Moore, Albert C. 1907Moore, Kendrick 1995-96Moore, Steve 2009-12Morgan, Richard C. 1929-30Moulder, Wendell 1946Murdock, L. Dee E. 1996-97Murray, Arthur 1936Murrey, Robert E. 1949-52Musser, Steve 1984-86

NNash, Martin E. 1939-41

OObyrne, Eugene F. 1910-11Oligschlaeger, R.C. 1952-53O’Liney, Paul A. 1994-95Oriakhi, Alex 2013Osborne, J. Frank 1918Owens, William H. 1967

PPaden, Jon Street 1956-58Palfreyman, G. 1913-15Palfreyman, J. 1931-32Park, Medford 1952-55Parker, Johnnie T. 1998-01Parker, Joseph G. 1910-12Passer, Bernard 1932-33Paul, Miguel 2009-10Paulding, Rickey Jr. 2001-04Payne, Charles N. 1969Peeler, Anthony 1989-92Peirick, Lawrence 1968Pexa, Ronald Lee 1974Pierpoint, Carl 1947-49


Pike, David D. 1969-70Pinkney, Henry 1966-68Pippin, Dan 1944-48Pound, James 1960Potthoff, Mike 1985Powell, W. Evans 1934-36Pressey, Matt 2011-12Pressey, Phil 2011-13Price, Robert G. 1962-63Pulliam, Richard 1959

RRamsey, Keith 2009-10Ratliffe, Ricardo 2012Ray, Dibiashi M. 1997-98Ray, Stanley 1976-78Reeve, Dustin 1997Reichert, Redford 1954-56Reiter, Robert 1952-55Richards, Edward 1955-57Ristine, Carl Linder 1907-09Roach, Justin M. 1927-29Robinson, Walter 1943Rolf, Devon 1987-88Ronsick, Edward G. 1955-57Rosburg, Andy 2012Rosburg, Ryan 2013Ross, Earnest 2013Ross, Robert 1946Ross, William Earl 1955-57Round, Thomas L. 1976Roundtree, Bill 1983-86Rowan, Matthew J. 1999Rubin, Adolph 1949-51Ruble, Herbert 1928-29Ruby, James Craig 1918-20Rudd, Charles A. 1964-66Rudolph, John 1947Rush, Kareem L. 2000-02Rust, Gary Wayne 1955

SSafford, Justin 2008-11Sally, Gene 1954Salmon, Orv 1971-73Sandbothe, Mike 1986-89Sarver, Donald 1959-61Schaper, Ernest 1934-35Schoonmaker, R. 1953-54Schroeder, Eric G. 1919-20Schumacher, P. 1999-00Scott, George P. 1919-20Scott, L. Joe 1959-61Shawver, Kirk 1979Shepherd, Kenneth 1917Sherman, Ozzie 1945Shirky, Sam Bryan 1916-18Shockley, Kenneth 1950Siebert, Wilfred C. 1956-58

Sims, Scott 1975-77Slusher, Clyde H. 1917-18Smith, Doug 1988-91Smith, Henry 1969-70Smith, Lionel L. 1955-57Smith, Pleasant R. 1943-49Smith, Reggie 1991-94Smith, Willie 1975-76Snodgrass, Harry 1912Soyoye, Tajudeen 2000-01Sparks, Mark 1983Speelman, Jacob 1914-16Stallman, Dave E. 1975-76Stark, Earl Richard 1942-43Stauffer, William A. 1950-52Stava, William 1907-09Stehr, Paul William 1957Stephens, John S. 1955-58Stern, Jay L. 1913Stevenson, William 1999-00Stewart, Norman 1954-56Stewart, Rob 2003Stiegemeier, Earl 1945-46Stipanovich, Steve 1980-83Stock, Jerry 1971-73Stoehner, Kenn 1978-79Stoll, Vik Edwin 1976Stokes, Wesley D. 2001-02Storm, Lee Roy 1941-43Strom, LaVere 1935-37Strong, Jeff 1985-86Stroot, Donald H. 1948-50Stuber, George M. 1932-34Sundvold, Jon 1980-83Sutherland, Jason 1994-97Sutton, Bradd 1987-90Sutton, Jarrett 2009-12

T Talley, Cliff G. 1958-60Tate, Corey Terrell 1995-97Taylor, Tom 1951Taylor, Zaire 2009-10Teague, Shawn 1981Thames, Kelly A. 1994-98Thoenen, Thomas 1968-69Thomas, Malcolm 1984-85Thompson, Leonard 1934-35Tiller, J.T. 2007-10Tison, Haskell 1938-40Todd, Claude G. 1936Tomlinson, Donald 1968-70Turlington, Terry 1961-62Tuttle, Charles E. 1925

UUnderwood, John 2010

V Vanatta, 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. 1947-50Wagner, Norman O. 1931-33Waldorf, John D. 1928-30Walker, Michael 1982-83Wallace, Stephen 1979Waller, James A. 1964Walsh, John R. 1924-25Walther, Chip A. 1994-97Wampler, Mark P. 1998-00Warren, Jeff 1990-93Watkins, Marcus 2006-07Watson, Arch 1939-40Wear, John A. 1914-16Weaver, Steven P. 1998Webster-Chan, Negus 2013Welsh, George H. 1927-28Welsh, Harry J. Jr. 1928-30Wheat, Frank 1923-25White, Albert Jr. 1998-99White, James 1945-46Wilfong, Alva W. 1953Williams, George L. 1920-21Winfield, Julian Q. 1994-96Witt, Daniel B. 1946-51Wolf, Gail 1974-75Woods, John A. Jr. 1998-99Wortham, Blake 1984-85Wright, Donald W. 1963Wyrostek, Steve L. 1962

Y Yunker, Kenneth 1926-28Young, Kevin 2003-06

Z Zimmerman, Donald 1951-52Zinn, James A. 1931-32


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1DeMarre Carroll, F 2008-09Wes Clark, G 2014Jimmy McKinney, G 2003-06Phil Pressey, G 2011-13

2Jason Conley, G 2004-05Tony Criswell 2014James Douglas, G 2005-06Ricky Kreklow, G 2011Keon Lawrence, G 2007-08Wesley Stokes, G 2001-02

3Mark Atkins, G 1993-94Derrick Chievous, G/F 1985-88Tony Criswell, F 2013Thomas Gardner, G 2004-06Stefhon Hannah, G 2006-08Tyron Lee, G 1997-98Kendrick Moore, G 1995-96Miguel Paul, G 2008-10Matt Pressey, G 2011-12Kenge Stevenson, F 1999-00Johnathan Williams, F 2014

4Lee Coward, G 1987-90Tate Decker, G 1996-97Clarence Gilbert, G 1999-02Corey Haith, G 2013-14Reggie Smith, G 1991-94J.T. Tiller, G 2007-10

5 Keion Bell, G 2013Travon Bryant, F 2001-04Jordan Clarkson, G 2014Keyon Dooling, G 1999-00Travis Ford, G 1989-90Leo Lyons, F 2005-09Jason Sutherland, G 1994-97

10Nick Berardini, G 2006-08Dominique Bull, G 2013Michael Dixon 2010Ryan Kiernan, G 2001-03Spencer Laurie, G 2003-05Barry Laurie, G 1979-81Tony McDuffie, G 1983-84Bob Price, G 1962-63Ricardo Ratliffe, F 2011-12

Don Sarver, G 1959-61Chip Walther, G 1994-97

11Danny Allouche, G 1996-97Michael Dixon, G 2011-12Tom Drexler, F 1979-83Ronnie Coleman, G 1965-67Justin Gage, G 2000-02Duane John, G 2001-02Derrick Johnson, G 1993-94Jim Lockett, G 1959-61Shane Rector, G 2014Mark Wampler, G/F 1998-00Zaire Taylor, G 2008-10

12Marcus Denmon, G 2008-12Bryan Grawer, G 1998-01Jason Horton, G 2004-08Devon Rolf, G 1978-88Jeff Strong, G 1985-86

13Mike Anderson Jr., G 2007-09Curtis Berry, F 1978-81Jim Horton, C 1990-91Julian Winfield, G/F 1994-96

14Negus Webster-Chan, G 2013Kevin Young, F/C 2003-06

15Melvin Booker, G 1991-94Prince Bridges, G 1982-84Marshall Brown, F 2004-08Gary Frazier, F 1966-68Kadeem Green, F 2011Burt Jensen, G 1959-60Josh Kroenke, G 2000-04Ned Monsees, F 1964-65Keith Ramsey, F 2008-10Shawn Teague, G 1980-81Steve Wallace, G 1978-79Donald Wright, F 1962-63

20Mike Griffin, 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 2008-13Marlo Finner, G/F 1993-94Byron Irvin, G 1988-89Dwight Moody, G/F 1982-83

Bill 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 2007-11Chuck 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 2008-12Greg Flaker, G 1971-72Jeff Hafer, G 1997-00Lynn Hardy, G 1985-88Jake Jackson, G 2002-03Torren Jones, F 2014Henry 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 2008-12Terry Turlington, G 1961-62

Mizzou Roster By Jersey Number


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 1994-95Danny Feldmann, F 2013-14Johnnie Parker, G/F 1998-01Tom Thoenen, F 1968-69Blake Wortham, F/C 1984-85

32Kurt Brockman, F 1985-86Jabari Brown, G 2013-14Jim Chapman, F 1966-67Jamal Coleman, F 1990-92Jeffery Ferguson,C 2002-03Ricky Frazier, F 1980-82Felix Jerman, F 1971-72Clay Johnson, F 1977-78Steve Moore, C 2008-12Corey 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 2005-09Earnest Ross, G 2013-14Tajudeen Soyoye, C 2000-01Tyler Stone, F 2009-10Kelly 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 Butterfield, F 2006-08Greg Cavener, F/C 1982-85Jim Dinsdale, G 1961-62Michael Griffin, G 2001-02Stefan Jankovic, F 2013-14Andrew Jones, F 2012Jim Kennedy, F 1974-77Tom Miltenberger, F 1966-67Dustin Reeve, F 1996-97Bradd Sutton, F/C 1987-90John Underwood 2009-10

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 1959-60Alex Oriakhi, F/C 2013Mike Sandbothe, 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 1984-85Andy Rosburg, F 2012Ryan Rosburg, F 2013-14Danny 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 1983-84Keanau Post, F 2014Jeff 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 1996-97

Charlie 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.


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 .472George 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 2006-11 5 111 57 .661Frank Haith 2011-13 2 53 16 .768Mizzou Totals 1906-present 108 1,553 1,056 .595

** Served as interim coach for seven games following Quin Snyder’s resignation

Thornton 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 1983-99

Anthony Smith 1985-88Sam Moore 1988-90Brad Sutton 1990-92Lee Winfield 1992-97Lynn Hardy 1997-98John Hammond 1999-2000Tony Harvey 1999-2004Igor Kokoskov 1999-2000Lane Odom 2000-04Marcus Perez 2000-05Melvin Watkins 2004-10Jeff Meyer 2004-06Lance Irvin 2005-06Jay Spoonhour 2006Matt Zimmerman 2006-10T.J. Cleveland 2006-10Isaac Chew 2012Tim Fuller 2012-14Ernie Nestor 2012Dave Leitao 2013-14Rick Carter 2013Mark Phelps 2014

Missouri’s All-Time Assistant CoachesSince 1955

Missouri’s All-Time Head Coaching Records


Air Force 2-1Alabama 2-4UAB 1-2Alabama State 1-0Alaska-Anchorage 1-1Alaska-Fairbanks 1-0Alcorn State 2-0American 2-0Appalachian State 1-0Arizona 1-1Arizona State 2-1Arkansas 19-20Ark.-Pine Bluff 4-0Arkansas State 5-0Army 1-0Auburn 1-0Augustana (S.D.) 1-0Austin Peay 9-0Baker 1-1Baylor 16-10Belmont 0-1Binghamton 1-0Bradley 2-0Brown 2-0Bucknell 1-0Buffalo 1-0Butler 3-2Cal Poly-Pomona 1-0California 5-2California-Davis 1-0Cal. St.-Long Beach 2-0Cal. St.-Northridge 2-0Cal. St.-Sacramento 1-0Canisius 1-0Centenary 4-0Central Arkansas 1-0Central Methodist 10-2Central Michigan 1-0Central Missouri 10-2Central Wesleyan 1-0Chaminade 3-0Chicago State 4-0Cincinnati 0-1CC of New York 1-0Clemson 2-1Coastal Carolina 2-0Colgate 1-0Colorado 99-53Colorado State 1-2Connecticut 0-1Coppin State 7-1

Cornell 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 2-0Fairfield 1-0Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0Florida 1-1Florida A&M 2-0Florida State 2-2Fordham 1-0Fort Riley 1-0Ft Leonard Wood 3-0Furman 1-0George Washington 3-0Georgetown 0-2Georgia 4-0Georgia 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 16-27Indiana 9-9Indiana State 1-0Iowa 7-10Iowa Pre-Flight 0-2Iowa State 149-84Jackson State 7-0

Joplin YMCA 1-0Kansas 95-172Kansas City Poly 2-0Kansas State 117-118Kennesaw State 1-0Kentucky 0-5Kentucky State 1-0Lafayette 1-0Lamar 2-1LaSalle 2-0Liberty 1-0Lipscomb 1-0Long Beach State 2-0Louisiana State 1-2Louisiana Tech 1-0Louisville 2-2Loyola, IL 1-2MacMurray 1-0Marist 1-0Marquette 5-4Maryland 4-1Massachusetts 0-1McMurray 1-0McNeese State 1-0Memphis 5-7Mercer 4-0Miami (FL) 1-0Michigan 1-4Michigan State 4-3Middle Tenn. State 1-0Midwestern State 1-0Minnesota 0-2Mississippi 1-2Mississippi State 3-1Miss. Valley State 1-0UMKC 3-0Missouri State 2-2Missouri Valley 2-0Missouri-Rolla 5-0MO Athletic Club 2-2Montana 1-0Montana State 2-0Morehead State 1-0Morgan State 1-0Murray State 4-0Navy 3-0Nebraska 126-93Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0Nebraska-Kearney 2-0Nebraska-Omaha 1-0New Mexico 0-1

All-Time Records vs. Opponents


New Mexico State 1-0New York Univ. 0-2Niagara 1-0Nicholls State 2-0Norfolk State 0-1Norman ATTC 0-1North Alabama 1-0North Carolina 4-5North Carolina State 1-2North Carolina A&T 2-0North Dakota 1-0North Dakota State 1-0North Florida 1-0North Texas 2-0Northeast Missouri 1-0Northern Arizona 1-0Northern Colorado 2-0Northern Illinois 1-0Northern Iowa 3-1Northern Michigan 1-0Northwest Missouri 3-0Northwestern 4-3Northwestern State 2-0Notre Dame 7-2Oakland 3-0Ohio 4-1Ohio State 6-4Oklahoma 97-112Oklahoma City 1-0Oklahoma State 77-41Olathe NAB 1-4Old Dominion 5-0Oral Roberts 6-1Oregon 5-0Oregon State 2-1Pacific 1-1Pepperdine 1-0Portland 1-0Prairie View A&M 2-0Presbyterian 1-0Princeton 2-0Purdue 3-8Rhode Island 1-1Rice 7-0Richmond 0-1Rutgers 1-2Sacramento State 2-0St. Bonaventure 2-0St. Francis, Pa. 1-0St. John’s 0-1St. Joseph’s 0-1Saint Louis 21-19

Samford 1-0Sam Houston State 1-1San Diego State 1-1San Francisco 0-1San Jose State 2-0Santa Clara 0-1Savannah State 2-0Seattle 0-1Seton Hall 0-1Slippery Rock 1-0South Alabama 1-1South Carolina 2-0South Carolina State 1-0South Dakota 4-0South Dakota State 3-0Southeast Missouri 7-0Southern 6-0Southern California 6-5Southern Illinois 6-1SIU – Edwardsville 2-0Southern Indiana 2-0Southern Methodist 9-4Stanford 1-0Texas State 3-0Stephen F. Austin 1-0Stetson 3-0Syracuse 1-5Tarkio 1-0Temple 2-1Tennessee 4-3UT-Chattanooga 4-0Tennessee-Martin 5-0Tennessee State 2-0Tennessee Tech 1-0Texas 14-12Texas A&M 14-11Texas A&M-CC 1-0Texas Christian 4-1Texas-El Paso 3-2Texas-Pan American 4-0Texas-San Antonio 1-0Texas Southern 1-0Texas Tech 15-8Toledo 1-1Tulane 2-0Tulsa 4-2U.S. International 1-0UCLA 1-6UNC-Ashville 2-0UNC-Greensboro 1-0UNLV 3-2Utah 0-2

Utah State 1-1UTEP 3-2Valparaiso 3-0Vanderbilt 3-3Villanova 2-0Virginia 1-4VCU 2-0Virginia Tech 2-0Wake Forest 0-2Washburn 2-0Washington 3-4Washington (MO) 72-29Washington State 1-1West Texas State 1-0Western Carolina 2-0Western Illinois 2-0Western Ontario 1-0Westminster 10-0West Virginia 1-1Wichita State 3-0William Jewell 4-0William & Mary 1-0Winthrop 0-1Wisconsin 4-7UW-Green Bay 2-0UW-Oshkosh 1-0Wofford 1-0Wyoming 4-1Xavier 2-2Yale 1-0Youngstown State 1-0


Alabama (Crimson Tide leads, 4-2) 12-10-77 L 71-75 at Birmingham, AL 12-18-78 L 58-65 at Columbia, MO 12-30-86 L *82-91 at Kansas City, MO3-18-96 L #49-72 at Tuscaloosa, AL11-20-01 W +75-68 at Kansas City, MO1-8-13 W !84-68at Columbia, MO+ Guardians Classic * BMA Holiday Classic# Postseason NIT! Inaugural SEC Game

Arkansas (Razorbacks lead, 20-19) 12-18-50 W 54-32 at Columbia, MO 12-20-51 L 43-49 at Fayetteville, AR 12-16-52 L 64-65 at Columbia, MO 12-19-53 L 63-64 at Fayetteville, AR 12-15-54 W 77-58 at Columbia, MO 1-2-56 W 51-50 at Fayetteville, AR 12-15-56 W 72-52 at Columbia, MO 12-20-57 L 45-55 at Fayetteville, AR 12-3-58 W 74-71 OT at Columbia, MO 12-4-59 W 75-71 at Fayetteville, AR 12-3-60 L 75-84 at Columbia, MO 12-4-61 L 68-72 at Fayetteville, AR 12-8-62 L 61-70 at Columbia, MO 12-2-63 W 76-74 at Fayetteville, AR 12-5-64 W 81-71 at Columbia, MO 12-4-65 L 62-75 at Fayetteville, AR 12-3-66 W 73-66 at Columbia, MO

12-2-67 W 74-58 at Fayetteville, AR 11-30-68 W 60-59 at Fayetteville, AR 12-1-69 W 58-51 at Columbia, MO 12-1-70 W 80-78 OT at Fayetteville, AR 12-4-71 W 74-73 at Columbia, MO 11-28-80 L *73-81 at Anchorage, AL 12-28-88 W 83-78 at Columbia, MO 12-13-89 W 89-88 at Fayetteville, AR 12-8-90 L 82-95 at Columbia, MO 12-7-91 W 87-76 at Fayetteville, AR 12-19-92 L 68-73 at Columbia, MO 12-2-93 L 68-120 at Fayetteville, AR 12-3-94 L 71-94 at Columbia, MO 12-5-95 L 93-104 at Fayetteville, AR12-7-96 L 76-80 at Columbia, MO 12-6-97 L 46-75 at Fayetteville, AR12-7-04 L 52-62 at Columbia, MO12-2-05 L 63-66 at Fayetteville, AR11-30-06 W 86-64 at Columbia, MO11-28-07 L 91-94 at Fayetteville, AR2-16-13 L 71-73at Fayetteville, AR3-5-13 W 93-63 at Columbia, MO* Great Alaska Shootout

Auburn(Missouri Tigers lead, 1-0) 2-2-13 W 91-77 at Columbia, MO

Florida(Series tied, 1-1) 1-19-13 L 52-83 at Gainesville, FL2-19-13 W 63-60 at Columbia, MO

Georgia (Tigers lead, 4-0) 3-15-01 W *70-68 at Greensboro, NC1-3-08 W 83-76 at Athens, GA1-2-09 W 89-61 at Columbia, MO1-16-13 W 79-62 at Columbia, MO* NCAA East Regional

Kentucky (Wildcats lead, 5-0)12-31-60 L 69-81 at Lexington, KY 12-17-71 L *79-83 at Lexington, KY11-26-97 L #55-77 at Maui, HI12-30-99 L +53-70 at New Orleans, LA2-23-13 L 83-90 OT at Lexington, KY*-Kentucky Invitational #-Maui Invitational+-Sugar Bowl Classic

Louisiana State (LSU Tigers lead, 2-1) 3-14-80 L *63-68 at Houston, TX1-30-13 L 70-73 at Baton Rouge, LA3-2-13 W 89-76 at Columbia, MO* NCAA Midwest Region

Mississippi(Rebels lead, 2-1) 1-12-13 L 49-64at Oxford, MS2-9-13 W 98-79 at Columbia, MO 3-15-13 L *62-64at Nashville, TN* SEC Tournament

All-Time Game-by-Game vs. SEC Opponents


Mississippi State (Tigers lead, 3-1) 12-7-74 W *102-78 at Columbia, MO 1-2-07 W 83-75 at Columbia, MO12-30-07 L 75-87 at Starkville, MS2-13-13 W 78-36 at Starkville, MS* Show-Me Classic

South Carolina(Tigers lead, 2-0) 1-22-13 W 71-65 at Columbia, MO 2-28-13 W 90-68 at Columbia, SC

Tennessee (Tigers lead, 4-3) 12-20-61 W 86-61 at Knoxville, TN 12-20-62 W 54-47 at Columbia, MO 12-16-72 W *67-57 at Knoxville, TN 12-21-74 L #77-99 at St. Petersburg, FL 12-10-84 W 70-61 at Columbia, MO 12-14-85 L 54-67 at Knoxville, TN3-9-13 L 62-64 at Knoxville, TN # Volunteer Classic * Big Sun Tournament

Texas A&M(Tigers lead, 14-11) 12-22-69 W *81-79 at El Paso, TX 11-30-91 W 77-47 at Columbia, MO 12-5-92 W 81-55 at College Station, TX1-28-97 L 57-61 at College Station, TX2-14-98 W 73-60 at Columbia, MO1-9-99 W 96-91 at College Station, TX1-29-00 W 93-62 at Columbia, MO2-17-01 W 97-90 at College Station, TX

3-8-01 W 77-62 at Kansas City, MO1-16-02 W 74-50 Columbia, MO2-12-03 L 71-73 at College Station, TX1-10-04 W 82-77 at Columbia, MO3-11-04 W @74-68 at Dallas, TX2-5-05 L 91-63 at College Station, TX2-21-06 L 54-51 at Columbia, MO3-3-07 L 94-78 at College Station, TX2-9-08 L 77-69 at Columbia, MO3-7-09 L 96-86 at College Station, TX2-3-10 L 74-77 at Columbia, MO1-15-11 L 91-89 OT at College Station, TX3-10-11 L @86-71 at Kansas City, MO1-16-12 W 70-51 at Columbia, MO2-18-12 W 71-62 at College Station, TX2-7-13 L 68-70 at College Station, TX3-14-13 W !62-50 at Nashville, TN! at SEC Championships@ at Big 12 Championships* Sun Carnivalat MU: MU leads, 6-3at A&M: A&M leads 7-4at Neutral: MU leads, 4-1

Vanderbilt (Series tied, 3-3) 12-8-58 W 78-72 2OT at Columbia, MO 12-23-61 L 65-77 at Nashville, TN 11-29-86 L *54-69 Wailuku, HI12-2-09 L 83-89 at Nashville, TN12-8-10 W 85-82 OTat Columbia, MO1-26-13 W 81-59at Columbia, MO* Silversword Classic

Non-Conference Opponents

Air Force(Tigers lead, 2-1)11-31-63 W 65-64 at Columbia, MO12-9-64 L 76-82 at Colorado Springs, CO11-14-01 W 86-58 at Columbia, MO** Guardians Classic

Alabama-Birmingham (Series tied, 1-1) 12-27-81 W *98-80 at Los Angeles, CA 3-13-86 L #64-66 at Ogden, UT* Winston Tire Classic # NCAA West Region

Alabama State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-30-88 W 129-64 at Columbia, MO

Alcorn State (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-1-81 W 82-51 at Columbia, MO11-13-12 W 91-54 at Columbia, MO

American(Tigers lead, 2-0)11-22-02 W 72-57 Columbia, MO1-4-05 W 64-51 Columbia, MO

Appalachian State(Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-1-12 W 72-56 at Columbia, MO

Arizona (Series tied, 1-1) 12-29-84 W *76-73 at Honolulu, HI3-26-94 L #72-92 at Los Angeles, CA* Hawaii Pacific Invite# NCAA West Region


Arizona State (Tigers lead, 2-1) 12-19-69 W 67-57 at Tempe, AZ 12-23-78 L 78-98 at Tempe, AZ 12-27-82 W *49-47 at Honolulu, HI* Rainbow Classic

Arkansas-Pine Bluff(Tigers lead, 4-0)12-9-98 W 89-33 at Columbia, MO12-2-08 W 95-41 at Columbia, MO12-19-09 W 88-70 at Columbia, MO11-28-10 W 91-63at Columbia, MO

Arkansas State (Tigers lead, 5-0) 12-8-79 W *86-67 at Columbia, MO 11-28-86 W #79-63 at Wailuku, HI12-6-93 W 80-58 at Columbia, MO12-16-95 W 73-63 at Jonesboro, AR12-4-96 W 81-47 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic # Silversword Classic

Army(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-11-06 W 67-58 at Columbia, MO

Austin Peay(Tigers lead, 9-0) 1-2-74 W *88-86 at Mobile, AL 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, MO11-23-98 W 63-53 at Columbia, MO

11-30-02 W 81-46 Columbia, MO12-27-09 W 94-79 at Columbia, MO*- Senior Bowl Tournament

Baylor(Tigers leads, 16-10)12-28-46 L *51-58 at Okla. City, OK 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, TX1-14-97 W 82-66 at Columbia, MO2-11-98 L 80-89 at Waco, TX1-30-99 W 73-55 at Columbia, MO1-18-00 W 74-72 at Waco, TX2-24-01 W 69-59 at Columbia, MO1-11-02 L 80-81 at Waco, TX1-11-03 W 77-69 at Columbia, MO2-21-04 W 70-66 at Waco, TX2-16-05 W 60-53 at Columbia, MO2-7-06 L 90-64 at Waco, TX2-14-07 W 78-71 at Columbia, MO3-8-07 L @97-83 at Oklahoma City, OK3-1-08 L 89-100 at Waco, TX1-3-09 W 89-72 at Columbia, MO3-14-09 W ^73-60 at Oklahoma City, OK2-3-10 L 64-62 at Waco, TX2-23-11 W 77-59at Columbia, MO1-21-12 W 89-88at Waco, TX

2-11-12 W 72-57at Columbia, MO 3-10-12 W ^90-75at Kansas City, MO* All-College Tournament@ Big 12 Championships^ Big 12 Championship Gameat MU: MU leads, 10-2at Waco: BU leads, 6-4at Neutral: tied, 2-2

Belmont(Bruins lead, 1-0)12-30-03 L 71-67 at Columbia, MO

Binghamton(Tigers lead, 1-0)11-27-11 W 88-59 at Columbia, MO

Bradley (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-16-89 W 86-77 at Columbia, MO 12-12-90 W 76-60 at Peoria, IL

Brown (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-22-80 W 83-61 at Columbia, MO 11-15-04 W 68-60 at Columbia, MO

Bucknell(Tigers lead, 1-0) 1-5-13 W 66-64 at Columbia, MO

Buffalo (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-30-47 W 51-50 at Buffalo, NY

Butler (Tigers lead, 3-2)1-3-29 L 25-38 at Indianapolis, IN 12-14-32 L 23-30 at Indianapolis, IN 12-2-77 W *87-66 at Columbia, MO 11-27-78 W 75-65 at Columbia, MO 12-12-79 W 64-60 at Indianapolis, IN * Show-Me Classic


California (Tigers lead, 5-2) 12-22-41 W 37-34 at Berkeley, CA 12-18-71 W *82-70 at Lexington, KY 11-25-85 W 61-46 at Columbia, MO 12-2-86 L 63-64 at Berkeley, CA12-1-07 L 72-86 at Berkeley, CA12-7-08 W 93-66 at Columbia, MO11-22-11 W ^ 92-53 at Kansas City, MO^ CBE Classic Finals* Kentucky Invitational

Cal State – Long Beach (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-14-68 W 78-56 at Columbia, MO 11-30-86 W *71-58 at Wailuku, Hawaii* Silversword Classic

Cal State – Northridge (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-10-68 W 78-70 at Columbia, MO2-3-93 W 65-54 at Columbia, MO

Cal State – Sacramento (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-11-78 W 67-53 at Columbia, MO12-2-02 W 98-60 at Columbia, MO

Canisius (Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-25-91 W 72-42 at Columbia, MO

Centenary(Tigers lead, 4-0) 12-14-86 W 97-64 at Columbia, MO12-30-98 W 77-48 at Columbia, MO1-7-03 W 88-58 at Columbia, MO12-30-08 W 80-52 at Columbia, MO

Central Arkansas(Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-18-10 W 116-63 at Columbia, MO

Central Michigan(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-12-07 W ^87-76 at Columbia, MO ^- CBE Classic

Central Missouri (Tigers lead, 10-2) 2-9-07 W 43-18 at Warrensburg, MO 12-17-07 W 34-16 at Columbia, MO 2-6-08 W 46-16 at Warrensburg, MO 12-18-08 W 38-16 at Columbia, MO 12-19-08 W 46-12 at Columbia, MO 2-6-09 W 36-14 at Warrensburg, MO 2-9-10 W 28-27 at Warrensburg, MO 2-10-10 W 20-19 at Warrensburg, MO 2-8-12 L 26-30 at Warrensburg, MO 1-13-13 W 23-22 at Columbia, MO 1-25-36 L 24-51 at Columbia, MO11-27-93 W 69-66 at Columbia, MO

Chicago State (Tigers lead, 4-0) 1-20-88 W 84-56 at Columbia, MO11-26-94 W 106-72 at Columbia, MO12-2-95 W 117-45 at Columbia, MO11-23-96 W 76-46 at Columbia, MO

Cincinnati(Bearcats leads, 1-0) 3-17-11 L ^78-63 at Washington, DC^ NCAA Tournament

C.C. Of New York(Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-9-50 W 54-37 New York, NY

Clemson (Mizzou leads, 2-1) 12-29-85 W *69-64 at Honolulu, HI11-30-96 L #45-47 at San Juan, P.R.3-19-10 W ^86-78 at Buffalo, NY* Rainbow Classic # San Juan Shootout^ NCAA Tournament

Coastal Carolina (Tigers lead, 1-0)1-18-93 W 94-69 at Columbia, MO

Colgate (Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-29-80 W *73-67 at Anchorage, AK1-2-01 W 75-61 at Columbia, MO* Great Alaska Shootout

Colorado(Tigers leads, 99-53)12-22-36 W 37-32 OT at Denver, CO1-7-38 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, CO 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, CO 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, CO 3-11-50 W 53-49 at Columbia, MO


12-30-50 W #62-54 at Kansas City, MO2-17-51 W 41-36 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 1-17-53 W 79-72 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 2-12-55 L 71-80 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 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, CO 2-23-57 W 72-62 at Columbia, MO2- 8-58 W 55-51 OT at Boulder, CO3- 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, CO 2-15-60 L 62-63 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 2-26-62 L 58-63 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 2-18-63 W 60-58 at Columbia, MO 1-13-64 L 77-90 at Boulder, CO2-29-64 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, CO 2- 7-66 L 60-65 at Columbia, MO 2-26-66 W 64-63 at Boulder, CO 12-29-66 L +57-92 at Kansas City, MO 2-11-67 L 75-79 OT at Boulder, CO3- 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, CO2- 3-69 L 79-80 OT at Columbia, MO3- 8-69 L 73-92 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 2- 6-71 W 81-76 at Columbia, MO 3- 1-71 W 76-71 at Boulder, CO 12-29-71 W +86-57 at Kansas City, MO 1-29-72 W 79-67 at Boulder, CO 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, MO2-17-73 L 68-77 OT at Boulder, CO

12-28-73 W +89-83 at Kansas City, MO 1-26-74 L 68-81 at Boulder, CO2-23-74 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, CO 2- 7-76 W 98-78 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 2-16-77 W 101-74 at Columbia, MO 1-18-78 W 70-68 OT at Columbia, MO2-15-78 L 63-69 at Boulder, CO 1-24-79 L 69-82 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 1-31-81 W 66-58 at Columbia, MO 2-25-81 W 73-62 at Boulder, CO 1- 9-82 W 72-50 at Boulder, CO 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, CO2-23-83 W 88-53 at Columbia, MO3- 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, CO 2- 2-85 W 77-69 at Columbia, MO


2-27-85 L 79-88 OT at Boulder, CO1-28-86 W 83-67 at Columbia, MO 3- 1-86 W 94-86 at Boulder, CO 1-24-87 W 77-56 at Columbia, MO 2-21-87 W 76-68 at Boulder, CO 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, CO 1- 7-89 W 84-75 at Boulder, CO 3- 4-89 W 66-65 at Columbia, MO 1-27-90 W 104-89 at Boulder, CO 2- 4-90 W 93-69 at Columbia, MO 3- 9-90 L ^88-92 OT at Kansas City, MO2- 6-91 W 75-67 OT at Boulder, CO3- 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, CO1-9-93 W 91-87 at Boulder, CO3-6-93 W 70-53 at Columbia, MO1-15-94 W 80-72 at Boulder, CO2-9-94 W 82-70 at Columbia, MO3-11-94 W ^64-62 at Kansas City, MO 1-26-95 W 85-80 at Columbia, MO3-1-95 L 76-81 at Boulder, CO1-6-96 W 77-66 at Columbia, MO1-29-96 L 94-106 at Boulder, CO1-7-97 L 78-87 at Columbia, MO2-22-97 L 75-84 at Boulder, CO

1-17-98 L 78-81 at Boulder, CO2-25-98 W 86-67 at Columbia, MO1-16-99 L 63-82 at Boulder, CO2-13-99 W 87-56 at Columbia, MO1-12-00 W 100-86 at Columbia, MO2-2-00 W 86-81 at Boulder, CO1-10-01 W 82-76 at Boulder, CO2-14-01 W 80-69 at Columbia, MO1-19-02 W 92-77 at Columbia, MO2-23-02 W 96-83 at Boulder, CO2-1-03 W 73-70 at Columbia, MO2-22-03 L 68-89 at Boulder, CO1-28-04 L 83-70 at Boulder, CO2-10-04 W 77-65 at Columbia, MO1-26-05 L 64-62 at Boulder, CO2-22-05 W 63-54 at Columbia, MO1-14-06 L 74-71 at Columbia, MO2-25-06 L 78-60 at Boulder, CO1-24-07 W 79-65 at Boulder, CO2-28-07 W 91-82 at Columbia, MO1-26-08 W 66-62 at Boulder, CO2-23-08 W 60-53 at Columbia, MO1-14-09 W 102-67 at Columbia, MO2-21-09 W 66-53 at Boulder, CO2-6-10 W 84-66 at Boulder, CO2-24-10 W 92-63 at Columbia, MO1-8-11 L 89-76at Boulder, CO2-5-11 W 89-73at Columbia, MO

*-Game forfeited by Colorado for ineligible player.# Big Seven Tournament + Big Eight Holiday Tourn.^ Big Eight Tournamentat MU: MU leads, 57-11 at CU: CU leads, 35-29at Neutral: MU leads, 12-8

Colorado State (Rams lead, 2-1) 12-21-67 L 52-64 at Fort Collins, CO 12-17-69 W 81-55 at Columbia, MO3-21-13 L ^72-84 at Lexington, KY^ NCAA Tournament

Coppin State(Tigers lead, 7-1)12-19-93 W 64-63 at Columbia, MO12-8-94 W 90-62 at Columbia, MO12-2-97 L 70-78 at Columbia, MO1-2-02 W 74-47 at Columbia, MO12-2-03 W 70-61 at Columbia, MO11-27-06 W 98-77 at Columbia, MO12-27-07 W 72-38 at Columbia, MO1-6-08 W 88-58 at Columbia, MO

Cornell (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12- 7-73 W *82-45 at Columbia, MO3-20-09 W ^78-59at Boise, ID* Show-Me Classic^ NCAA Tournament

Creighton (Tigers lead, 9-7)2-15-27 L 30-37 at Omaha, NE 2-7-29 W 33-29 at Omaha, NE 2-4-30 W 32-30 at Omaha, NE 2-11-30 W 29-21 at Columbia, MO


2-3-31 W 30-20 at Omaha, NE 2-10-31 W 25-19 at Columbia, MO 1-7-32 L 34-35 at Columbia, MO 1-23-33 W 26-23 OT at Omaha, NE2-5-33 L 19-28 at Omaha, NE 12-14-33 L 24-28 at Columbia, MO 2-12-34 L 24-36 at Omaha, NE 3-16-89 W *85-69 at Dallas, TX 12-4-89 W 86-79 at Columbia, MO 12-4-90 L 68-74 at Omaha, NE12-1-96 W ^73-71 OT at San Juan, P.R.11-23-04 L & 54-78 at Kansas City, MO*- NCAA Midwest Region^- San Juan Shootout &- Guardians Classic

Davidson(Wildcats lead, 2-1) 11-19-04 L 81-84 at Columbia, MO 12-7-05 L 73-82 at Davidson, NC11-19-05 W 81-75 at Columbia, MO

Dayton (Tigers lead, 2-0) 1-15-83 W 78-64 at Columbia, MO 1-14-84 W 56-51 OT at Dayton, OH

DePaul (Blue Demons lead, 3-2) 1-2-80 L 79-92 at Kansas City, MO11-24-97 W *45-42 at Maui, HI12-6-00 W 99-84 at Columbia, MO12-29-01 L 62-63 at Chicago, Ill3-16-05 L &70-75 at Columbia, MO*-Maui Invitational&-NIT

Detroit (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-12-66 W 94-82 at Columbia, MO 12-16-67 W 74-68 at Detroit, MI

Drake (Tigers lead, 27-7) 2-14-10 W 28- 7 at Des Moines, IA 2-15-12 W 15-12 at Des Moines, IA 1-11-18 W 27- 8 at Columbia, MO 1-12-18 W 19-17 at Columbia, MO 2-6-20 W 44- 9 at Columbia, MO 2-7-20 W 53-16 at Columbia, MO 2-18-21 W 50-14 at Columbia, MO 2-19-21 W 26- 8 at Columbia, MO 1-6-22 W 37-25 at Des Moines, IA 2-10-22 W 44-29 at Columbia, MO 1-6-23 W 50-22 at Des Moines, IA2-23-23 W 45-19 at Columbia, MO2-4-24 L 24-26 at Columbia, MO 2-19-24 L 23-37 at Des Moines, IA 1-9-25 W 28-22 at Des Moines, IA 1-24-25 W 24-20 at Columbia, MO 2-27-26 W 19-15 at Des Moines, IA 3-6-26 L 25-27 at Columbia, MO 1-14-27 W 27-18 at Columbia, MO 2-5-27 W 39-23 at Des Moines, IA 2-17-28 W 28-21 at Columbia, MO 2-27-28 L 24-30 at Des Moines, IA 1-28-29 W 36-35 at Des Moines, IA 2-11-29 L 26-32 at Columbia, MO

12-3-46 W 49-41 at Columbia, MO 2-13-47 L 52-66 at Des Moines, IA 12-13-47 W 43-38 at Columbia, MO 1-14-52 W 59-50 at Columbia, MO 2-1-52 W 63-62 at Des Moines, IA 12-23-52 L 57-77 at Des Moines, IA 2-23-53 W 59-53 at Columbia, MO 12-7-53 W 75-43 at Columbia, MO 12-9-86 W 63-59 at Columbia, MO 12-8-87 W 76-74 at Des Moines, IA

Duke(Blue Devils lead, 2-0) 11-25-97 L *59-82 at Maui, HI3-17-01 L #81-94 at Greensboro, NC* Maui Invitational # NCAA East Regional

Duquesne (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-20-74 W *87-84 at St. Petersburg, FL* Big Sun Tournament

East Carolina (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-4-81 W *87-55 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Eastern Illinois (Tigers lead, 3-0) 12-13-82 W 76-61 at Columbia, MO 12-30-91 W 83-56 at Columbia, MO12-28-05 W 68-56 at Columbia, MO

Eastern Kentucky (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-1-78 W *82-81 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic


Eastern Michigan (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-5-87 W *77-75 2OT at Columbia, MO* Walsworth Publishing Show-Me Classic

Eastern Washington (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-16-88 W *81-68 at Columbia, MO* Walsworth Publishing Show-Me Classic

Evansville (Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-24-89 W *68-53 at Lahaina, HI12-3-06 W 73-54 at Columbia, MO* Maui Classic

Fairfield(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-21-08 W ^87-59 at San Juan, PR^Puerto Rico Tip-Off

Fairleigh Dickinson (Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-29-75 W 87-67 at Columbia, MO12-12-09 W 87-36 at Columbia, MO

Florida A&M (Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-29-90 W 81-52 at Columbia, MO 12-3-91 W 86-61 at Columbia, MO

Florida State (Seminoles lead, 2-1) 12-11-76 W 65-63 at Columbia, MO 12-23-77 L 64-97 Orlando, FL 12-19-80 L *64-68 Atlanta, GA* Cotton States Classic

Fordham(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-13-07 W ^79-55 at Columbia, MO ^- CBE Classic

Furman(Tiger lead, 1-0) 12-18-05 W 72-63 at Columbia, MO

George Washington (Tigers lead, 3-0) 12-15-32 W 33-30 at Washington, D.C. 12-7-79 W *89-63 at Columbia, MO1-13-96 W 92-77 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Georgetown (Hoyas lead, 2-0) 2-20-82 L 51-63 at Washington, D.C.11-30-10 L 111-102 OTat Kansas City, MO

Georgia Tech (Yellowjackets lead, 1-0) 12-21-61 L 57-58 at Atlanta, GA

Gonzaga(Tigers lead, 2-1)12-16-41 W 55-46 Spokane, WA12-13-03 L 87-80 (OT) at Seattle, WA12-30-04 W 63-61 at Columbia, MO

Grambling State (MU Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-22-90 W 90-51 at Columbia, MO12-1-01 W 100-76 at Columbia, MO

Hawaii (Tigers lead, 4-1) 1-10-74 W 86-74 at Columbia, MO 12-20-75 L 66-81 at Honolulu, HI12-22-75 W 99-81 at Honolulu, HI 12-29-82 W *73-58 at Honolulu, HI12-30-95 W *95-89 at Honolulu, HI* Rainbow Classic

Holy Cross (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-15-72 W *68-65 Knoxville, TN* Volunteer Classic

Houston (Cougars lead, 4-3) 1-4-51 W 66-48 at Columbia, MO 2-13-54 W 96-62 at Columbia, MO 12-23-54 L 76-84 2OT at Houston, TX12-17-62 L 61-75 at Houston, TX 3-19-82 L *78-79 at St. Louis, MO11-16-04 W &77-61 at Columbia, MO11-24-04 L ^55-57 at Kansas City, MO*- NCAA Midwest Region&- Guardians Classic^- Guardians Classic Consolation

Idaho(Tigers lead, 3-1) 12-17-41 L 28-40 at Moscow, ID 12-19-55 W 81-57 at Columbia, MO 12-3-70 W 80-60 at Columbia, MO12-5-98 W 68-60 at Columbia, MO

Illinois(Illini lead, 27-16)12-20-32 L 24-36 at Columbia, MO 1-3-34 L 27-31 at Champaign, IL 12-14-42 L 30-51 at Champaign, IL 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, IL 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, IL


12-5-78 L 57-69 at Columbia, MO 12-4-79 W 67-66 OT at Champaign, IL12-10-80 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, MO12-28-96 L 69-85 at St. Louis, MO 12-23-97 W 75-69 at St. Louis, MO12-22-98 W 67-62 at St. Louis, MO12-21-99 W 78-72 at St. Louis, MO12-21-00 L 81-86 (OT) at St. Louis, MO12-22-01 L 61-72 at St. Louis, MO12-21-02 L 85-70 at St. Louis, MO12-23-03 L 71-70at St. Louis, MO12-22-04 L 64-70 at St. Louis, MO12-21-05 L 50-82 at St. Louis, MO12-19-06 L 70-73 at St. Louis, MO

12-22-07 L 58-59 at St. Louis, MO12-23-08 L 59-75 at St. Louis, MO12-23-09 W 81-68 at St. Louis, MO12-22-10 W 75-64at St. Louis, MO12-22-11 W 78-74at St. Louis, MO12-22-12 W 82-73at St. Louis, MO* Big Six Tournament # Show-Me Classicat MU: UI leads, 3-2at UI: UI leads, 4-1at Neutral: UI leads, 20-13

Indiana(Series tied, 9-9)1-4-29 L 29-42 at Bloomington, IN 12-6-54 W 64-61 at Bloomington, IN 12-17-55 L 78-81 at Columbia, MO 12-14-57 W 78-73 at Columbia, MO 12-13-58 L 72-87 at Bloomington, IN 12- 7-59 W 79-76 at Columbia, MO 12-12-60 L 55-66 at Bloomington, IN 12-10-62 W 52-51 at Columbia, MO 12-14-63 L 76-100 at Bloomington, IN 12-5-66 L 65-77 at Bloomington, IN 12-4-67 L 69-78 at Columbia, MO 12-7-68 L 51-58 at Bloomington, IN 12-6-69 W 109-96 at Columbia, MO3-17-95 W *65-60 at Boise, ID12-7-99 L 68-73 at Columbia, MO12-18-00 W 68-63 at Bloomington, IN12-6-03 W 63-58 at Bloomington, IN12-19-04 W 56-53 at Columbia, MO

* NCAA West Regionat MU: MU leads, 5-3at IU: IU leads, 6-2at Neutral: MU leads, 1-0

Indiana State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-10-74 W 93-76 at Columbia, MO

Iowa(Hawkeyes lead, 10-7)1-30-08 L 15-46 at Iowa City, IA 2-16-10 L 6-20 at Iowa City, IA 1-11-30 W 25-24 at Iowa City, IA 2-2-51 L 53-63 at Iowa City, IA 12-15-51 L 43-48 at Columbia, MO 2-6-54 L 53-73 at Iowa City, IA 12-11-54 W 97-94 at Columbia, MO 3-20-83 L *63-77 at Louisville, KY12-21-96 L 77-88 at Iowa City, IA1-24-98 W 80-79 OT at Columbia, MO12-19-98 L 68-82 at Iowa City, IA12-18-99 W 72-61 at Columbia, MO12-16-00 L 94-99 2OT at Iowa City, IA11-21-01 W 78-77 at Kansas City, MO#12-15-01 L 65-83 at Columbia, MO1-4-03 W 88-82 at Iowa City, IA1-3-04 W 76-56 at Columbia, MO*NCAA Midwest Region # Guardians Classicat MU: MU leads, 3-2at IU: UI leads, 7-1at Neutral: Series tied, 1-1

Iowa State(Tigers lead, 149-84)1-9-09 W 53-14 at Columbia, MO 2-15-10 L 11-13 at Ames, IA


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, IA 2-25-11 L 18-21 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-17-12 L 13-32 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-11-13 L 24-23 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-14-14 W 23-16 at Ames, IA 1-14-16 W 26-12 at Ames, IA 1-15-16 W 21-15 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-14-18 W 24-13 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-10-20 W 55-17 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-11-22 W 29-19 at Columbia, MO 1-20-23 W 41-25 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-8-25 W 28-15 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-14-28 W 52-28 at Columbia, MO 2-25-28 W 42-20 at Ames, IA 1-29-29 W 29-19 at Ames, IA 2-15-29 W 49-29 at Columbia, MO 1-10-30 W 31-24 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-22-32 L 13-18 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-18-34 W 26-25 at Ames, IA 2-19-34 W 25-19 at Columbia, MO 1-4-35 L 23-31 at Ames, IA 1-26-35 L 28-37 at Ames, IA 2-1-36 W 33-29 at Ames, IA 3-4-36 L 29-31 OT at Columbia, MO

1-13-37 W 31-28 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-9-39 W 56-35 at Columbia, MO 2-4-39 L 45-51 at Ames, IA 1-15-40 W 27-16 at Ames, IA 2-22-40 W 63-40 at Columbia, MO 1-18-41 L 37-40 at Ames, IA 2-24-41 L 29-49 at Columbia, MO 1-10-42 L 25-34 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-22-44 L 25-41 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-11-46 L 33-45 at Columbia, MO 2-15-46 W 38-36 at Ames, IA 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, IA 12-19-47 W #48-40 at Kansas City, MO 1-10-48 L 45-53 at Ames, IA 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, IA


1-21-50 L 49-61 at Ames, IA 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, IA 12-28-51 W #49-42 at Kansas City, MO 1-5-52 L 55-57 at Ames, IA 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, IA 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, IA 2-1-55 W 84-67 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-7-57 W 77-59 at Columbia, MO 1-24-57 W 69-66 at Ames, IA 1-11-58 L 55-62 at Ames, IA 3-10-58 L 59-63 OT at Columbia, MO12-29-58 L #70-72 OT at Kansas City, MO2-7-59 L 53-61 at Ames, IA 3-9-59 W 68-67 at Columbia, MO 2-29-60 L 69-92 at Ames, IA 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, IA

3-2-61 W 95-82 at Columbia, MO 1-31-62 L 73-85 at Ames, IA 3-1-62 L 62-66 at Columbia, MO 1-19-63 L 54-55 OT at Columbia, MO1-29-63 L 66-78 at Ames, IA 2-10-64 L 79-83 at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-10-66 L 70-85 at Ames, IA 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, IA 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, IA 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, IA 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, IA 1-11-71 W 77-71 at Ames, IA 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, IA 2-10-73 W 86-79 at Columbia, MO3-5-73 L 80-90 at Ames, IA

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, IA 1-25-75 W 87-85 at Columbia, MO 2-15-75 W 96-86 at Ames, IA 1-24-76 W 84-68 at Ames, IA 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, IA 12-29-77 W +66-62 at Kansas City, MO 1-28-78 L 59-68 at Ames, IA 2-25-78 L 63-77 at Columbia, MO 2-28-78 W ^65-63 at Ames, IA 1-31-79 W 84-80 OT at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-17-81 W 92-69 at Columbia, MO 2-7-81 W 70-56 at Ames, IA 3-3-81 W ^95-70 at Columbia, MO 1-27-82 W 86-73 at Ames, IA 2-16-82 W 100-71 at Columbia, MO 2-8-83 L 72-73 OT at Ames, IA 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, IA 1-19-85 L 64-71 at Columbia, MO


2- 9-85 W 73-70 at Ames, IA 1-11-86 L 84-92 at Ames, IA 2-18-86 W 71-62 at Columbia, MO 2-4-87 L 92-96 at Ames, IA 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, IA 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, IA 1-31-90 W 95-93 at Ames, IA 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, IA 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, IA 3-13-92 L ^75-80 at Kansas City, MO1-16-93 W 64-49 at Columbia, MO2-17-93 L 50-65 at Ames, IA 3-13-93 W ^67-63 at Kansas City, MO1-19-94 W 92-69 at Columbia, MO2-16-94 W 79-72 OT at Ames, IA 1-30-95 W 80-71 at Ames, IA 2-8-95 W 59-56 at Columbia, MO3-10-95 L ^50-68 at Kansas City, MO1-21-96 L 62-73 at Ames, IA 2-24-96 L 74-78 at Columbia, MO

3-9-96 L ^53-57 at Kansas City, MO1-4-97 L 65-68 at Columbia, MO2-12-97 L 59-87 at Ames, IA1-10-98 L 62-75 at Ames, IA1-31-98 W 63-56 at Columbia, MO3-5-98 W @74-55 at Kansas City, MO2-8-99 W 77-61 at Ames, IA2-24-99 W 75-64 at Columbia, MO1-8-00 L 81-86 at Ames, IA2-9-00 L 62-72 at Columbia, MO1-13-01 W 112-109 4OT at Columbia, MO2-11-01 L 64-72 at Ames, IA1-9-02 L 67-71 at Ames, IA2-6-02 W 76-73 at Columbia, MO3-7-02 W @79-59 at Kansas City, MO1-21-03 W 64-59 at Columbia, MO3-5-03 L 55-71 at Ames, IA1-7-04 L 70-65 at Ames, IA2-18-04 W 82-70 at Columbia, MO1-8-05 W 62-59 at Columbia, MO3-2-05 L 67-49 at Ames, IA1-25-06 L 82-58 at Columbia, MO2-28-06 L 85-78 at Ames, IA1-6-07 L 66-65 at Columbia, MO2-6-06 W 77-55 at Ames, IA1-16-08 L 72-67 at Ames, IA3-5-08 W 81-75 2OT at Columbia, MO1-17-09 W 77-46 at Columbia, MO

2-7-09 W 82-68 at Ames, IA2-10-10 W 65-56 at Columbia, MO 3-2-10 W 69-67 OT at Ames, IA 1-22-11 W 87-54at Columbia, MO2-19-11 W 76-70at Ames, IA1-11-12 W 76-69at Ames, IA2-29-12 W 78-72at Columbia, MOat MU: MU leads, 84-21at ISU: ISU leads, 59-48at Neutral: MU leads, 16-5* Big 6 Tournament# Big 7 Tournament+ Big 8 Holiday Tourn.^ Big 8 Tournament@ Big 12 Championships

Jackson State(Tigers lead, 7-0) 12-8-82 W 86-51 at Columbia, MO 12-21-91 W 99-76 at Columbia, MO12-4-93 W 80-76 at Columbia, MO1-18-95 W 86-72 at Jackson, MS12-9-95 W 86-63 at Columbia, MO11-13-98 W 87-46 at Columbia, MO11-29-01 W 106-68 at Columbia, MO

Kansas(Jayhawks lead, 172-95)3-11-07 W 34-31 at Columbia, MO3-12-07 W 34-12 at Columbia, MO2-4-08 L 20-21 at Lawrence, KS2-5-08 L 18-24 at Lawrence, KS2-17-08 L 19-30 at Columbia, MO2-18-08 L 22-26 at Columbia, MO2-3-09 L 15-24 at Lawrence, KS


2-4-09 L 23-31 at Lawrence, KS2-12-09 L 19-24 at Columbia, MO2-13-09 W 37-21 at Columbia, MO2-11-10 L 15-29 at Lawrence, KS2-12-10 L 14-27 at Lawrence, KS2-21-10 L 21-25 at Columbia, MO2-22-10 L 22-58 at Columbia, MO1-27-11 L 28-34 at Lawrence, KS1-28-11 L 15-27 at Lawrence, KS2-17-11 L 16-32 at Columbia, MO2-18-11 L 25-36 at Columbia, MO2-9-12 L 16-27 at Lawrence, KS2-10-12 L 21-31 at Lawrence, KS2-21-12 L 24-39 at Columbia, MO2-22-12 L 26-32 at Columbia, MO2-14-13 L 12-22 at Lawrence, KS2-15-13 L 20-34 at Lawrence, KS2-26-13 W 26-20 at Columbia, MO2-27-13 L 26-34 at Columbia, MO2-11-14 L 25-28 at Columbia, MO2-12-14 L 21-27 at Columbia, MO2-25-14 L 22-38 at Lawrence, KS2-26-14 L 18-31 at Lawrence, KS2-19-15 L 19-44 at Lawrence, KS2-20-15 L 23-42 at Lawrence, KS2-24-15 L 22-33 at Columbia, MO2-25-15 L 26-40 at Columbia, MO2-9-16 W 30-24 at Columbia, MO

2-10-16 W 42-20 at Columbia, MO2-28-16 W 41-10 at Lawrence, KS2-29-16 L 19-31 at Lawrence, KS2-6-17 L 23-24 at Lawrence, KS2-7-17 W 26-17 at Lawrence, KS2-21-17 W 24-20 at Columbia, MO2-22-17 W 38-15 at Columbia, MO2-4-18 W 36-22 at Lawrence, KS2-5-18 W 25-21 at Lawrence, KS2-20-18 W 39-21 at Columbia, MO2-21-18 L 22-28 at Columbia, MO1-31-19 W 43-25 at Lawrence, KS2-1-19 W 37-15 at Lawrence, KS2-19-19 W 34-20 at Columbia, MO2-20-19 L 29-36 at Columbia, MO1-22-20 W 32-27 at Lawrence, KS1-23-20 W 38-16 at Lawrence, KS2-18-20 W 36-21 at Columbia, MO2-19-20 W 31-13 at Columbia, MO1-28-21 W 27-22 at Columbia, MO1-29-21 W 28-21 at Columbia, MO2-25-21 W 33-17 at Lawrence, KS2-26-21 W 41-30 at Lawrence, KS1-24-22 W 35-25 at Lawrence, KS2-21-22 L 16-26 at Columbia, MO1-16-23 L 19-21 at Columbia, MO2-28-23 L 20-23 at Lawrence, KS1-30-24 L 14-16 at Lawrence, KS

3-1-24 L 17-30 at Columbia, MO2-14-25 L 22-23 at Columbia, MO2-28-25 L 17-33 at Lawrence, KS1-22-26 L 15-24 at Lawrence, KS2-22-26 L 22-27 at Columbia, MO1-29-27 L 23-40 at Columbia, MO 3-2-27 L 29-36 at Lawrence, KS 1-10-28 W 30-32 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 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, KS 12-20-30 L 26-40 at Kansas City, MO 1-29-31 L 13-31 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-19-33 L 27-35 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-7-35 L 29-39 at Lawrence, KS 1-8-35 L 27-36 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-16-37 L 27-39 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-18-39 L 32-37 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-16-41 L 41-48 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-6-43 L 44-69 at Lawrence, KS 3-2-43 L 44-47 OT at Columbia, MO12-30-43 L 27-34 at Kansas City, MO 1-8-44 W 35-28 at Columbia, MO 2-26-44 L 27-40 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 12-15-45 L 35-59 at Kansas City, MO 1-7-46 L 36-48 at Lawrence, KS 2-22-46 L 34-50 at Columbia, MO 1-8-47 W 39-34 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 12-28-48 L *50-62 at Kansas City, MO 1-11-49 L 35-42 at Lawrence, KS 2-15-49 L 37-55 at Columbia, MO 1-14-50 L 44-48 at Columbia, MO2-17-50 L 52-59 at Lawrence, KS 1-8-51 L 46-61 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 12-29-52 L #62-66 at Kansas City, MO 2-7-53 L 62-86 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 3-9-54 W 76-67 at Columbia, MO 1-4-55 W 76-65 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-5-57 L 79-92 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 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, KS 1-16-60 L 63-79 at Lawrence, KS 2-27-60 L 72-85 at Columbia, MO 2-13-61 L 73-88 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-14-63 W 62-56 at Columbia, MO 3-1-63 L 68-72 at Lawrence, KS 12-30-63 W +63-61 at Kansas City, MO 2-4-64 W 59-58 at Lawrence, KS 2-17-64 W 68-60 at Columbia, MO 1-9-65 L 66-73 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-14-67 L 60-70 at Columbia, MO 2-25-67 L 55-90 at Lawrence, KS 12-30-67 L +47-63 at Kansas City, MO 1-15-68 W 67-66 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-5-70 W 56-53 at Columbia, MO 2-23-70 L 45-63 at Lawrence, KS 12-26-70 L +63-96 at Kansas City, MO 2-20-71 L 66-85 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-20-73 W 75-72 OT at Columbia, MO2-27-73 W 79-63 at Lawrence, KS 1-29-74 L 67-80 at Columbia, MO3-9-74 L 76-112 at Lawrence, KS 1-18-75 L 86-91 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 12-30-76 W +69-65 at Kansas City, MO 1-8-77 L 72-77 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-17-79 W 58-55 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 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, KS 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, KS

1-26-83 W 76-63 at Lawrence, KS 2-17-83 W 74-69 at Columbia, MO 1-18-84 L 56-73 at Lawrence, KS 2-18-84 L 62-72 at Columbia, MO 1-22-85 L 68-70 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-20-87 L 70-71 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 2-27-88 L 77-82 at Columbia, MO 2-1-89 W 91-66 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-19-91 L 64-91 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 2-1-93 L 69-86 at Lawrence, KS 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, KS 1-9-95 L 89-102 at Columbia, MO 2-25-95 L 69-88 at Lawrence, KS 2-10-96 W 77-73 at Columbia, MO

2-26-96 L 65-87 at Lawrence, KS2-4-97 W 96-94 2OT at Columbia, MO2-17-97 L 67-79 at Lawrence, KS3-9-97 L @60-87 at Kansas City, MO1-19-98 W 74-73 at Columbia, MO2-8-98 L 70-80 at Lawrence, KS1-11-99 L 61-73 at Columbia, MO1-24-99 W 71-63 at Lawrence, KS1-22-00 W 81-59 at Columbia, MO3-5-00 L 82-83 at Lawrence, KS1-29-01 W 75-66 at Columbia, MO3-4-01 L 75-59 at Lawrence, KS1-28-02 L 73-105 at Lawrence, KS3-3-02 L 92-95 at Columbia, MO2-3-03 L 70-76 at Lawrence, KS3-9-03 L 74-79 at Columbia, MO3-15-03 W @68-63 at Dallas, TX2-2-04 L 65-56 at Lawrence, KS3-7-04 L 84-82 at Columbia, MO@3-12-04 L 94-69 at Dallas, TX1-31-05 L 73-61 at Lawrence, KS3-6-05 W 72-68 at Columbia, MO1-16-06 W 89-86 OT at Columbia, MO2-18-06 L 79-46 at Lawrence, KS1-15-06 L 80-77 at Lawrence, KS2-10-07 L 92-74 at Columbia, MO1-19-08 L 76-70 at Columbia, MO2-4-08 L 90-71 at Lawrence, KS


2-9-09 W 62-60 at Columbia, MO3-1-09 L 90-65 at Lawrence, KS1-25-10 L 84-65 at Lawrence, KS3-6-10 L 77-56 at Columbia, MO2-7-11 L 103-86at Lawrence, KS3-5-11 L 70-66at Columbia, MO 2-4-12 W 74-71at Columbia, MO 2-25-12 L 87-86 OTat Lawrence, KS* Big Six Tournament # Big Seven Tournament^ Big Eight Tournament @ Big 12 Tournament+ Big Eight Holiday Tourn.at KU: KU leads, 89-31at MU: KU leads, 65-57at Neutral: KU leads, 19-7

Kansas State(Wildcats lead, 118-117)2-7-07 L 19-39 at Manhattan, KS 2-2-09 W 31-29 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 2-28-14 L 23-34 at Manhattan, KS 2-16-15 W 26-16 at Manhattan, KS 2-17-15 W 21-19 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 2-26-16 W 22-10 at Manhattan, KS

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, KS 2-28-18 W 28-24 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 3-5-20 L 23-29 at Manhattan, KS 2-11-21 W 48-18 at Manhattan, KS 2-12-21 W 35-26 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 1-12-23 W 40-17 at Columbia, MO 2-13-23 W 36-10 at Manhattan, KS 2-1-24 L 26-29 at Manhattan, KS 2-26-24 L 15-23 at Columbia, MO 2-9-25 W 28-24 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 1-9-28 W 44-33 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS

1-13-30 W 34-21 at Columbia, MO 2-14-30 L 35-37 at Manhattan, KS 1-12-31 L 30-31 at Columbia, MO 2-21-31 L 14-21 at Manhattan, KS 1-9-32 W 32-29 at Columbia, MO 2-26-32 L 22-28 at Manhattan, KS 2-3-33 L 28-35 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 2-1-35 L 29-32 at Manhattan, KS 2-2-35 L 20-27 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 1-15-38 L 28-29 OT at Manhattan, KS 2-18-38 W 59-46 at Columbia, MO 2-20-39 W 39-29 at Manhattan, KS 2-25-39 W 46-37 at Columbia, MO 2- 5-40 W 44-28 at Manhattan, KS 2-16-40 W 36-23 at Columbia, MO 2-6-41 L 24-34 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 2-6-43 W 44-30 at Columbia, MO 2-27-43 W 42-34 at Manhattan, KS 2-7-44 W 45-30 at Manhattan, KS 3-4-44 W 38-14 at Columbia, MO 2-5-45 L 29-50 at Manhattan, KS 3-2-45 W 45-42 at Columbia, MO 1-15-46 W 44-34 at Manhattan, KS 2-9-46 W 58-47 at Columbia, MO 1-14-47 W 43-42 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 1-8-49 W 49-42 at Columbia, MO 2-5-49 W 40-34 at Manhattan, KS 2-13-50 W 59-43 at Columbia, MO 3-4-50 W 58-55 at Manhattan, KS 1-6-51 L 43-60 at Columbia, MO 2-10-51 L 64-75 at Manhattan, KS 2-9-52 L 52-55 at Columbia, MO 2-16-52 L 58-86 at Manhattan, KS 1-24-53 L 85-94 at Columbia, MO 2-25-53 L 68-75 at Manhattan, KS 1-23-54 W 75-71 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 12-30-56 L #75-79 OT Kansas City, MO1-14-57 L 55-59 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 1-9-60 L 60-65 at Columbia, MO 2-13-60 L 80-89 at Manhattan, KS 2-18-61 L 70-99 at Columbia, MO 2-25-61 L 71-91 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 12-27-62 L +43-61 at Kansas City, MO 2-4-63 L 55-90 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 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, KS 1-10-67 L 65-75 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 12-30-69 L +58-64 at Kansas City, MO 1-31-70 L 63-64 at Manhattan, KS 2-16-70 L 60-63 at Columbia, MO 1-16-71 W 80-72 at Columbia, MO3-6-71 L 69-77 at Manhattan, KS 12-30-71 W +67-58 at Kansas City, MO2-5-72 L 67-69 at Manhattan, KS 3-7-72 L 76-79 at Columbia, MO 12-30-72 W +82-72 at Kansas City, MO 1-13-73 L 55-70 at Manhattan, KS 2-20-73 W 80-66 at Columbia, MO 1-19-74 L 67-70 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS


1-26-77 W 66-60 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 3-4-78 W ^71-68 2OT at Kansas City, MO12-30-78 L +62-75 at Kansas City, MO 1-27-79 W 83-79 at Columbia, MO 2-21-79 W 67-63 at Manhattan, KS 1-30-80 L 64-66 at Columbia, MO 2-23-80 W 67-65 at Manhattan, KS 2-4-81 L 56-75 at Manhattan, KS 2-28-81 W 46-43 at Columbia, MO 1-30-82 W 59-58 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 2-8-84 L 46-67 at Columbia, MO 3-3-84 L 47-53 at Manhattan, KS 2-6-85 W 54-47 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 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, KS 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, KS 2-4-89 W 73-68 at Columbia, MO 3-1-89 L 75-76 at Manhattan, KS 3-11-89 W ^88-83 at Kansas City, MO 2-8-90 L 58-65 at Manhattan, KS 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, KS 2-12-92 W 67-59 at Columbia, MO 2-29-92 L 69-73 at Manhattan, KS 2-8-93 W 67-51 at Columbia, MO 3-2-93 L 67-78 at Manhattan, KS 3-14-93 W ^68-56 at Kansas City, MO1-8-94 W 63-43 at Columbia, MO 3-2-94 W 68-57 at Manhattan, KS 1-14-95 W 67-61 at Columbia, MO 2-4-95 W 77-60 at Manhattan, KS 1-27-96 W 86-80 at Columbia, MO 2-21-96 L 64-69 at Manhattan, KS2-1-97 W 85-63 at Columbia, MO3-1-97 L 76-60 at Manhattan, KS1-3-98 L 56-111 at Manhattan, KS2-28-98 W 89-59 at Columbia, MO1-6-99 W 78-73 at Manhattan, KS1-27-99 W 70-63 at Columbia, MO3-5-99 L @74-84 at Kansas City, MO1-15-00 W 73-56 at Columbia, MO2-19-00 W 84-74 at Manhattan, KS

1-16-01 L 59-80 at Manhattan, KS2-7-01 W 70-66 at Columbia, MO1-12-02 W 81-66 Manhattan, KS1-26-02 W 86-74 Columbia, MO2-15-03 W 71-63 Columbia, MO3-1-03 W 77-70 Manhattan, KS1-31-04 W 62-53 at Columbia, MO2-28-04 W 79-69 at Manhattan, KS1-15-05 L 74-54 at Manhattan, KS1-29-05 L 64-59 at Columbia, MO1-21-06 L 79-64 at Manhattan2-12-06 W 74-71 at Columbia, MO1-13-07 L 85-81 at Columbia, MO1-31-07 L 80-73 at Manhattan, KS2-2-08 W 77-74 at Columbia, MO2-16-08 L 100-63 at Manhattan, KS1-28-09 L 88-72 at Manhattan, KS2-25-09 W 94-74 at Columbia, MO1-9-10 W 74-68 at Columbia, MO 2-27-10 L 63-53 at Manhattan, KS 1-17-11 W 75-59at Columbia, MO 2-26-11 L 80-70at Manhattan, KS1-7-12 L 75-59at Manhattan, KS2-21-12 L 78-68at Columbia, MO* University Tournament+ Big 8 Holiday Tourn.@ Big 12 Championships# Big 7 Tournament^ Big 8 Tournamentat MU: MU leads, 65-42at KSU: KSU leads, 61-44at Neutral: KSU leads, 15-8


Kennesaw State(Tigers lead, 1-0)12-15-11 W 104-67 at Columbia, MO

Lafayette (Tigers lead, 1-0) 1-7-76 W 90-77 at Columbia, MO

Lamar (Tigers lead, 2-1) 1-5-80 W 71-60 at Columbia, MO 12-6-80 W *92-70 at Columbia, MO 3-12-81 L #67-71 at Austin, TX* Show-Me Classic # NCAA Midwest Region

LaSalle (Tigers lead, 2-0) 1-7-81 W 83-74 at Kansas City, MO11-24-10 W 83-71at Playa del Carmen, Mexico

Liberty (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-19-94 W 87-76 at Columbia, MO

Lipscomb(Tigers lead, 1-0)11-16-06 W 89-69 at Columbia, MO

Louisiana-Monroe(Tigers lead, 1-0)1-2-06 W 73-44 at Columbia, MO

Louisiana Tech (Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-29-72 W 81-61 at Columbia, MO

Louisville (Series tied, 2-2) 1-18-81 L 49-71 at Louisville, KY 1-17-82 W 69-55 at St. Louis, MO 11-25-89 W *82-79 at Lahaina, HI11-23-12 L !61-84 at Nassau, Bahamas

! Battle 4 Atlantis* Maui Classic

Loyola, IL (Ramblers lead, 2-1) 12-21-59 W 71-62 at Chicago, IL 12-14-60 L 62-68 at Columbia, MO 12-15-65 L 85-108 at Columbia, MO

Marist (Tigers lead, 1-0)1-30-92 W *69-56 at Hilo, HI* Big Island Invitational

Marquette (Tigers lead, 5-4) 2-18-57 W 98-76 at Columbia, MO 12-6-57 W 57-56 at Milwaukee, WI1-9-78 L 52-70 at Columbia, MO 12-9-78 L 57-74 at Milwaukee, WI3-13-82 W *73-69 at Tulsa, OK1-23-83 L 59-60 OT at Columbia, MO 1-7-84 W 58-57 at Milwaukee, WI3-22-03 L *101-92 Indianapolis,IN 3-22-09 W ^83-79 at Boise, ID*- NCAA Midwest Region ^- NCAA West Region

Maryland (Tigers lead, 4 -1) 1-6-88 W 93-85 at Columbia, MO 1-24-89 W 87-73 at College Park, MD2-18-96 L 72-91 at College Park, MD12-30-97 W 83-79 at Columbia, MO11-20-07 W ^84-70 at Kansas City, MO^- CBE Classic

Massachusetts (Minutemen lead, 1-0) 3-17-73 L *71-78 at New York, NY* Postseason NIT

McNeese State(Tigers lead, 1-0)12-15-07 W 81-44 at Columbia, MO

Memphis(Memphis leads, 7-5)12-21-65 L *72-85 at Memphis, TN 1-25-86 L 68-79 at Memphis, TN 1-3-87 L 59-61 at Columbia, MO 12-12-87 L 68-76 at Memphis, TN 12-10-88 W 86-74 at Columbia, MO 12-27-89 W 71-65 at Memphis, TN 1-2-91 W 96-82 at Columbia, MO 1-8-92 L 78-89 at Memphis, TN1-21-93 L 56-64 at Columbia, MO12-14-03 W 93-78 at Columbia, MO12-27-03 L 61-59 at Memphis, TN03-26-09 W ^101-91 at Glendale, AZ*- Memphis Classic^- at NCAA Tournament West Regional Semifinalsat MU: MU leads, 3-2at Mem.: Mem. leads, 4-1at Neutral: MU leads, 1-0

Mercer (Tigers lead, 4-0)12-30-93 W 78-50 at Columbia, MO 12-17-94 W 74-73 at Columbia, MO 12-19-96 W 90-63 at Columbia, MO11-14-11 W 81-63at Columbia, MO


Miami (FL)(Tigers lead, 1-0)3-14-02 W 93-80 at Albuquerque, NM**NCAA West Regional

Michigan(Wolverines lead, 4-1)1-2-26 L 19-27 at Ann Arbor, MI 12-27-49 W *47-46 at Kansas City, MO 12-7-64 L 61-91 at Ann Arbor, MI 3-20-76 L #88-95 at Louisville, KY* 3-15-04 L 65-64 at Ann Arbor, MI* Postseason NIT* Big Seven Tournament # NCAA Midwest Region

Michigan State (Tigers lead, 4-3) 12-30-37 L 33-43 at East Lansing, MI 1-5-48 W 46-44 at Columbia, MO 12-17-49 W 74-54 at East Lansing, MI 12-1-71 W 77-67 at Columbia, MO 12-22-83 W 79-66 at Columbia, MO 12-15-84 L 61-79 at East Lansing, MI11-19-07 L ^86-83 at Kansas City, MO^- CBE Classic

Middle Tennessee State(Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-11-85 W 81-77 at Columbia, MO

Minnesota (Minnesota leads, 2-0) 12-19-59 L 62-80 at Minneapolis, MN 12-5-60 L 56-60 at Columbia, MO

Mississippi Valley State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 1-6-86 W 81-67 at Columbia, MO

Missouri-Kansas City(Tigers lead, 3-0) 11-29-05 W 60-42 at Columbia, MO 01-08-09 W 96-76 at Columbia, MO12-30-09 W 91-57 at Columbia, MO

Missouri-Rolla (Tigers lead, 5-0) 12-13-07 W 39-18 at Columbia, MO 12-14-07 W 75-11 at Columbia, MO 1-22-09 W 43-12 at Columbia, MO 1-23-09 W 49-22 at Columbia, MO 1-2-22 W 33-18 at Columbia, MO

Missouri State(Series tied, 2-2) 1-8-41 L 32-35 at Springfield, MO 12-6-86 W 57-53 OT at Columbia, MO11-18-88 W *73-54 at Columbia, MO11-18-98 L #69-72 at Columbia, MO* Big Apple NIT # Chase NIT

Montana(Tiger lead, 1-0) 12-11-04 W 87-62 at Columbia, MO

Montana State (Tiger lead, 2-0) 12- 3-62 W 86-66 at Columbia, MO 12- 6-71 W 89-57 at Columbia, MO

Morehead State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-3-84 W 75-60 at Columbia, MO

Morgan State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-27-99 W 91-50 at Columbia, MO

Murray State (Tigers lead, 4-0) 12-28-91 W 92-52 at Columbia, MO 3-13-96 W *89-85 at Columbia, MO 11-28-04 W 59-55 at Columbia, MO12-13-08 W 75-64 at Columbia, MO* Postseason NIT

Navy (Tigers lead, 3-0) 1-5-81 W 88-67 at Columbia, MO 3-17-94 W *76-63 at Ogden, UT12-10-11 W 84-59at Columbia, MO* NCAA West Region

Nebraska(Tigers lead, 126-93)1-31-08 L 30-41 at Lincoln, NE 2-1-08 L 31-43 at Lincoln, NE 2-1-09 W 26-24 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 2-27-11 W 23-20 at Lincoln, NE 2-9-17 W 18-16 at Lincoln, NE 2-10-17 W 18- 7 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 2-15-19 L 26-28 at Lincoln, NE 1-13-22 W 46-31 at Lincoln, NE 2-24-22 W 55-16 at Columbia, MO 1-22-23 W 33-18 at Lincoln, NE


2-24-23 W 39-22 at Columbia, MO 1-5-24 L 18-24 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 2-19-26 W 26-24 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 12-11-27 W 36-15 at Columbia, MO 1-7-28 L 26-36 at Lincoln, NE 1-12-29 W 30-25 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 1-10-31 L 32-42 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 1-7-33 W 37-33 at Columbia, MO 2-25-33 W 39-31 at Lincoln, NE 1-13-34 W 36-26 at Columbia, MO 2-9-34 L 27-34 at Lincoln, NE 1-19-35 W 32-31 at Columbia, MO 2-4-35 W 23-21 at Lincoln, NE 1-10-36 L 26-31 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 1-14-38 W 27-18 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 1-13-40 W 46-33 at Columbia, MO 2-3-40 W 41-40 at Lincoln, NE 1-20-41 L 29-40 at Lincoln, NE 2-15-41 L 36-38 at Columbia, MO 1-12-42 L 45-51 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 2-5-44 W 36-32 OT at Lincoln, NE2-12-44 W 44-29 at Columbia, MO 2-3-45 W 47-41 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 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, NE 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, NE 3-17-49 L 48-52 at Columbia, MO

2-6-50 L 41-50 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 3-7-51 W 68-57 at Columbia, MO 2-2-52 W 60-55 at Lincoln, NE 3-3-52 W 68-53 at Columbia, MO 1-19-53 L 62-73 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 3-1-54 W 82-67 at Columbia, MO 12-27-54 W #75-58 at Kansas City, MO1-8-55 W 69-57 at Columbia, MO 2-14-55 W 76-73 at Lincoln, NE 12-28-55 W #71-66 at Kansas City, MO 1-16-56 L 77-83 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 1-6-58 W 55-54 at Columbia, MO 2-12-58 L 62-67 OT at Lincoln, NE1-12-59 L 69-81 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE


12-28-60 L +72-90 at Kansas City, MO 1-7-61 L 48-62 at Lincoln, NE 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, NE 2-9-63 W 69-61 at Lincoln, NE 3-6-63 W 84-72 at Columbia, MO 1-11-64 L 69-74 OT at Lincoln, NE2-1-64 W 78-60 at Columbia, MO 2-15-65 W 92-74 at Lincoln, NE 3-2-65 W 84-66 at Columbia, MO12-27-65 L +67-69 OT at KC, MO1-8-66 L 60-82 at Lincoln, NE 2-19-66 L 53-71 at Columbia, MO1-28-67 L 82-99 at Lincoln, NE 2-28-67 L 73-80 at Columbia, MO1-13-68 L 66-75 at Lincoln, NE 3-7-68 W 91-70 at Columbia, MO12-30-68 L +70-76 at Kansas City, MO 2- 1-69 L 71-87 at Lincoln, NE 2-11-69 W 79-60 at Columbia, MO2-14-70 L 48-60 at Lincoln, NE 2-28-70 W 80-63 at Columbia, MO2-13-71 L 72-81 at Lincoln, NE 2-27-71 W 77-65 at Columbia, MO12-27-71 W +76-64 at Kansas City, MO 2-15-72 W 80-65 at Columbia, MO3-4-72 W 61-54 at Lincoln, NE

1-27-73 W 78-65 at Lincoln, NE 3-10-73 W 86-70 at Columbia, MO2- 9-74 L 58-75 at Lincoln, NE 2-16-74 L 87-88 OT at Columbia, MO1-75 W 88-74 at Columbia, MO2-22-75 L 77-80 at Lincoln, NE 1-31-76 W 62-57 at Lincoln, NE 2-21-76 W 95-84 OT at Columbia, MO1-22-77 W 76-63 at Columbia, MO2-12-77 L 58-60 at Lincoln, NE 1-21-78 L 55-56 at Lincoln, NE 2-11-78 W 74-52 at Columbia, MO3-3-78 W ^61-58 at Kansas City, MO12-28-78 L +56-58 OT at KC, MO1-20-79 W 76-60 at Columbia, MO2-17-79 L 64-76 at Lincoln, NE 1-12-80 W 84-63 at Lincoln, NE 2-2-80 W 73-60 at Columbia, MO1-24-81 L 53-66 at Lincoln, NE 2-21-81 W 55-45 at Columbia, MO1-16-82 W 44-42 at Lincoln, NE 2-6-82 L 51-67 at Columbia, MO3-5-82 W ^58-53 at Kansas City, MO 1-29-83 W 79-56 at Columbia, MO2-26-83 W 54-51 at Lincoln, NE 3-11-83 W ^69-63 at Kansas City, MO 1-21-84 W 50-48 at Lincoln, NE 2-11-84 L 56-61 OT at Columbia, MO

1-26-85 L 66-74 at Lincoln, NE 2-23-85 W 69-50 at Columbia, MO1-18-86 W 68-67 at Lincoln, NE 2-8-86 L 66-75 at Columbia, MO1-28-87 W 87-71 at Lincoln, NE 2-18-87 W 80-64 at Columbia, MO1-16-88 L 68-70 at Lincoln, NE 2-11-88 W 92-67 at Columbia, MO 1-28-89 W 89-72 at Lincoln, NE 2-19-89 W 79-63 at Columbia, MO3-10-89 W ^98-70 at Kansas City, MO 1-13-90 W 111-95 at Lincoln, NE 2-10-90 W 107-85 at Columbia, MO1-30-91 L 75-89 at Lincoln, NE 2-20-91 W 91-71 at Columbia, MO3-10-91 W ^90-82 at Kansas City, MO 1-18-92 W 83-73 at Lincoln, NE 2-17-92 W 87-61 at Columbia, MO1-30-93 L 87-88 OT at Lincoln, NE2-21-93 L 75-76 at Columbia, MO1-24-94 W 89-73 at Lincoln, NE3-5-94 W 80-78 at Columbia, MO3-12-94 L ^91-98 at Kansas City, MO1-7-95 W 82-74 at Lincoln, NE2-22-95 L 75-78 at Columbia, MO1-24-96 L 58-76 at Lincoln, NE2-7-96 W 99-98 at Columbia, MO1-18-97 L 53-76 at Lincoln, NE


1-22-97 W 75-74 at Columbia, MO3-6-97 W @78-72 at Kansas City, MO2-4-98 W 81-76 OT at Columbia, MO2-18-98 L 66-67 OT at Lincoln, NE1-2-99 W 80-57 at Columbia, MO2-6-99 L 61-69 at Lincoln, NE2-5-00 W 84-78 at Lincoln, NE3-1-00 W 86-72 at Columbia, MO1-6-01 W 68-66 at Columbia, MO1-24-01 L 79-85 at Lincoln, NE1-5-02 W 60-53 at Columbia, MO2-13-02 W 87-71 at Lincoln, NE1-29-03 W 63-56 at Lincoln, NE2-18-03 W 67-50 at Columbia, MO3-13-03 W @70-61 at Dallas, TX1-24-04 W 72-51 at Columbia, MO2-7-04 L 78-62 at Lincoln, NE1-22-05 W 80-70 at Columbia, MO2-19-05 W 56-53 at Lincoln, NE3-11-05 W @70-67 at Kansas City, MO1-28-06 L 65-52 at Lincon, NE3-5-06 W 64-63 at Columbia, MO3-9-06 L @71-64 at Dallas, TX2-3-07 L 66-61 at Columbia, MO2-24-07 L 82-77 OT at Lincoln, NE1-30-08 L 66-62 at Columbia, MO2-13-08 W 86-78 OT at Lincoln, NE3-13-08 L 61-56 at Kansas City, MO

1-10-09 L 56-51 at Lincoln, NE2-14-09 W 70-47 at Columbia, MO1-23-10 W 70-53 at Columbia, MO2-20-10 W 74-59 at Lincoln, NE3-10-10 L 60-75 at Kansas City, MO1-12-11 W 77-69at Columbia, MO3-1-11 L 69-58at Lincoln, NE# Big Seven Tournament + Big Eight Holiday Tourn.^ Big Eight Tournament @ Big 12 Championshipsat MU: MU leads, 70-25at NU: NU leads, 56-42at Neutral: MU leads, 14-12

Nevada-Las Vegas (Tigers lead, 3-1) 2-13-88 W 81-79 at Las Vegas, NV 12-14-91 W 90-78 at Columbia, MO1-11-93 L 84-101 at Las Vegas, NV2-15-04 W 94-60 at Columbia, MO

New Mexico(Lobos lead, 1-0) 3-11-99 L *59-61 at Denver, CO* NCAA West Region

New Mexico State (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-13-51 W 53-38 at Columbia, MO

New York University(Violets lead, 2-0) 12-28-39 L 47-68 at New York, NY 12-27-47 L 63-70 at New York, NY

Niagara(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-17-11 W 83-52 at Columbia, MO

Nicholls State (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-1-98 W 66-57 at Columbia, MO11-16-12 W 74-54 at Columbia, MO

Norfolk State(Spartans Lead, 1-0) 3-16-12 L *86-84 at Omaha, NE* NCAA West Region

North Carolina (Tar Heels Lead, 5-4) 11-27-82 W 64-60 at St. Louis, MO12-30-82 L *58-73 at Honolulu, HI 11-26-83 L 57-64 at Greensboro, NC 12-30-84 W #81-76 at Honolulu, HI 11-29-85 L +63-84 at Anchorage, AK 11-23-88 W ^91-81 at Lahaina, HI12-3-88 L %60-76 at Charlotte, NC 11-26-89 W $80-73 at New York, NY3-17-00 L @70-84 at Birmingham, AL*-Rainbow Classic #-Hawaii Pacific Invitational+-Great Alaska Shootout ^-Maui Classic%-Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions$-Big Apple (pre-season) NIT@-NCAA South Regional

UNC-Asheville (Tigers lead, 2-0)1-3-93 W 99-56 at Columbia, MO11-19-99 W 75-69 at Columbia, MO

North Carolina-A&T(Tigers lead, 2-0)11-10-06 W 101-80 at Columbia, MO12-17-07 W 94-66 at Columbia, MO


North Carolina State (Wolfpack leads, 2-1) 1- 9-83 W 49-42 at Columbia, MO1-30-84 L 53-66 at Raleigh, NC12-29-95 L *68-87 at Honolulu, HI* Rainbow Classic

North Alabama(Tigers lead, 1-0)1-5-11 W 98-58

North Florida(Tigers lead, 1-0)11-20-10 W 96-58

North Texas (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-4-76 W *97-84 at Columbia, MO12-4-87 W *74-56 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Northeast Missouri (Tigers lead, 2-0)1-5-27 W 40-20 at Columbia, MO1-2-33 W 30-24 at Columbia, MO

Northern Illinois(Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-27-10 W 97-61 at Columbia, MO

Northern Arizona (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-15-79 W 112-64 at Columbia, MO

Northern Iowa (Tigers lead, 3-1) 1-12-83 W 91-62 at Columbia, MO1-11-84 W 80-65 at Columbia, MO1-9-85 W 70-56 at Cedar Falls, IA 3-16-90 L *71-74 at Richmond, VA* NCAA East Region

Northwest Missouri (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-17-96 W 77-56 at Columbia, MO

Northwestern (Tigers lead, 4-3) 12-31-47 W 49-41 at Evanston, IL 1-3-49 W 59-37 at Columbia, MO12-10-60 W 73-72 at Evanston, IL 12-9-61 W 84-69 at Columbia, MO12-20-65 L *60-67 at Memphis, TN 12-18-67 L 68-79 at Columbia, MO12-5-68 L 67-79 at Evanston, IL* Memphis Classic

Northwestern State(Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-20-05 W 81-72 at Columbia, MO12-2-11 W 90-56at Columbia, MO

Notre Dame (Tigers lead, 7-2) 3-8-80 W (OT) *87-84 at Lincoln, NE1-2-82 W 92-70 at Kansas City, MO 3-3-90 L 67-98 at South Bend, IN 3-4-91 W 84-54 at Columbia, MO1-23-92 W 77-68 at South Bend, IN1-27-93 W 73-57 at Columbia, MO1-12-94 L 73-77 at South Bend, IN1-12-95 W 64-56 at Columbia, MO11-21-11 W ^87-58 at Kansas City, MO^ CBE Classic Semifinals* NCAA Midwest Region

Oakland(Tigers lead, 3-0)11-29-03 W 90-85 at Detroit, MI12-4-04 W 70-61 at Columbia, MO12-30-05 W 74-58 at Columbia, MO

Ohio (Tigers lead, 4-1) 12-12-70 W 91-83 2OT at Columbia, MO1- 4-72 W 78-76 at Athens, OH 11-25-72 W 87-75 at Columbia, MO1- 7-75 L 65-78 at Athens, OH 12-17-88 W *113-85 at Columbia, MO* Walsworth Classic

Ohio State (Tigers lead, 6-4) 12-12-31 L 17-30 at Columbia, MO2-13-50 L 46-47 at Columbia, MO12-11-50 W 61-51 at Columbus, OH 12-13-63 W 85-74 at Columbus, OH 12-1-65 L 74-76 at Columbia, MO12-9-72 W 69-62 at Columbus, OH 12-15-73 W 71-68 at Columbia, MO12-11-83 W 64-53 at Columbia, MO12-22-84 L 77-88 at Columbus, OH3-16-02 W 83-67 at Albuquerque, NM**NCAA West Regional


Oklahoma(Sooners lead, 112-97)2-16-16 W 50-20 at Columbia, MO2-17-16 L 28-29 at Columbia, MO2-11-20 W 33-21 at Columbia, MO2-12-20 W 53-18 at Columbia, MO1-21-21 W 47-24 at Norman, OK 1-22-21 W 34-16 at Norman, OK 2-4-22 W 46-27 at Columbia, MO3-4-22 W 66-22 at Norman, OK 1-13-23 W 50-20 at Columbia, MO2-3-23 W 38-29 at Norman, OK 2-11-24 L 20-22 at Norman, OK 2-16-24 W 24-21 at Columbia, MO1-17-25 L 15-22 at Columbia, MO2-10-25 L 22-42 at Norman, OK 1-9-26 L 23-28 at Norman, OK 2-13-26 L 27-36 at Columbia, MO2-12-27 W 48-36 at Columbia, MO2-26-27 L 20-43 at Norman, OK 2-4-28 L 24-40 at Columbia, MO2-11-28 L 33-34 at Norman, OK 2-2-29 L 34-40 at Columbia, MO3-2-29 L 35-36 at Norman, OK 2-1-30 W 37-20 at Norman, OK 3-1-30 W 36-20 at Columbia, MO1-26-31 W 22-14 at Columbia, MO2-14-31 W 27-17 at Norman, OK 2-6-32 W 27-20 at Columbia, MO

2-22-32 L 17-28 at Norman, OK 2-4-33 L 26-31 at Norman, OK 2-17-33 W 40-30 at Columbia, MO2-2-34 W 31-28 at Norman, OK 2-3-34 L 21-35 at Norman, OK 2-23-34 W 29-28 at Columbia, MO2-24-34 W 32-22 at Columbia, MO1-11-35 L 28-38 at Columbia, MO 1-12-35 L 29-33 at Columbia, MO 2-22-35 L 24-45 at Norman, OK 2-23-35 W 41-37 at Norman, OK 1-4-36 W 37-34 at Columbia, MO 2-15-36 L 21-36 at Norman, OK 2-6-37 L 26-42 at Norman, OK 2-26-37 L 41-50 at Columbia, MO 2-21-38 L 39-41 at Norman, OK 2-28-38 L 52-55 at Columbia, MO 1-14-39 W 37-33 OT at Columbia, MO2-11-39 L 40-43 at Norman, OK 1-29-40 L 34-35 at Columbia, MO 2-13-40 W 33-27 at Norman, OK 3-11-40 L *41-52 at Wichita, KS 1-24-41 L 32-49 at Norman, OK 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, OK 2-15-43 W 50-45 at Columbia, MO 3-6-43 L 37-52 at Norman, OK

1-15-44 L 30-44 at Oklahoma City, OK 1-29-44 L 26-27 at Columbia, MO 1-26-45 L 27-43 at Norman, OK3-5-45 W 45-39 at Columbia, MO 1-26-46 L 27-41 at Columbia, MO 3-2-46 L 40-50 at Norman, OK12-13-46 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, OK1-16-49 L 40-44 at Norman, OK2-26-49 W 49-44 at Columbia, MO 12-30-49 W +44-42 at Kansas City, MO 1-9-50 L 36-41 at Norman, OK 2-25-50 L 40-55 at Columbia, MO 12-29-50 L +41-51 at Kansas City, MO1-13-51 W 41-39 at Norman, OK 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, OK 2-11-52 W 56-50 at Columbia, MO1-10-53 L 61-64 at Norman, OK 3-2-53 W 77-73 OT at Columbia, MO2-9-54 L 78-80 at Norman, OK 2-20-54 W 66-51 at Columbia, MO12-29-54 W +95-87 at Kansas City, MO


2-5-55 W 96-61 at Columbia, MO2-25-55 W 91-78 at Norman, OK 2-4-56 W 77-72 at Norman, OK 2-25-56 W 86-64 at Columbia, MO2-5-57 W 74-56 at Columbia, MO3-2-57 L 68-70 at Norman, OK 12-30-57 L +69-80 at Kansas City, MO 2-1-58 L 56-59 at Norman, OK 2-15-58 W 74-53 at Columbia, MO 1-5-59 L 59-64 at Norman, OK 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, OK 2-6-60 W 84-72 at Columbia, MO1-21-61 W 70-62 at Columbia, MO 2-11-61 W 94-78 at Norman, OK 12-30-61 W ^63-58 OT at KC, MO1-8-62 L 52-56 at Norman, OK 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, OK 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, MO2-21-64 L 84-86 at Norman, OK 2-1-65 L 74-87 at Norman, OK 2-20-65 W 89-82 at Columbia, MO1-29-66 L 70-88 at Norman, OK

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, OK 1-6-68 L 70-71 at Columbia, MO 3-2-68 L 72-76 at Norman, OK 1-6-69 L 58-62 at Norman, OK 2-22-69 W 69-49 at Columbia, MO 1-12-70 L 48-52 at Norman, OK 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, OK 1-15-72 L 77-78 at Norman, OK 3-11-72 W 76-62 at Columbia, MO 12-29-72 W ^69-68 at Kansas City, MO2-5-73 L 77-90 at Norman, OK2-12-73 W 64-62 at Columbia, MO12-26-73 W ^73-70 at Kansas City, MO2-2-74 L 92-98 at Columbia, MO3-4-74 L 80-97 at Norman, OK12-30-74 W ^83-81 2OT at KC, MO1-29-75 W 77-66 at Norman, OK3-1-75 W 88-87 at Columbia, MO1-28-76 W 72-58 at Columbia, MO2-28-76 L 57-68 at Norman, OK1-12-77 W 69-60 at Columbia, MO2-2-77 L 63-66 at Norman, OK

3-3-77 W %90-75 at Kansas City, MO1-11-78 L 70-73 OT at Norman, OK2-1-78 L 64-65 at Columbia, MO1-13-79 W 73-67 at Columbia, MO2-3-79 L 76-80 at Norman, OK1-26-80 L 73-78 at Norman, OK2-20-80 W 81-69 at Columbia, MO1-13-81 W 81-52 at Columbia, MO2-14-81 L 55-60 at Norman, OK1-23-82 W 84-64 at Columbia, MO2-18-82 W 60-55 at Norman, OK3-6-82 W %68-63 at Kansas City, MO1-22-83 W 48-41 at Columbia, MO2-12-83 W 84-79 OT at Norman, OK2-4-84 L 65-76 at Norman, OK2-28-84 L 60-61 at Columbia, MO3-6-84 L %66-72 at Norman, OK1-16-85 L 65-92 at Norman, OK2-16-85 L 84-88 at Columbia, MO3-8-85 L %84-104 at Kansas City, MO2-1-86 L 84-88 at Norman, OK2-13-86 W 101-88 at Columbia, MO3-7-86 L %75-78 at Kansas City, MO1-10-87 W 87-83 at Columbia, MO2-7-87 L 78-81 at Norman, OK2-6-88 L 101-120 at Norman, OK3-3-88 W 93-90 OT at Columbia, MO3-12-88 L %99-102 at Kansas City, MO


2-9-89 L 105-112 at Norman, OK2-25-89 W 97-84 at Columbia, MO3-12-89 W %98-86 at KC, MO2-18-90 W 92-90 at Columbia, MO2-25-90 L 90-107 at Norman, OK1-15-91 W 80-72 at Columbia, MO2-2-91 L 87-95 at Norman, OK2-9-92 W 99-92 at Norman, OK3-4-92 L 67-81 at Columbia, MO2-10-93 L 84-95 at Norman, OK2-27-93 L 68-69 at Columbia, MO2-5-94 W 104-94 at Norman, OK2-26-94 W 99-83 at Columbia, MO2-18-95 L 89-94 at Norman, OK3-4-95 W 83-81 OT at Columbia, MO1-15-96 W 75-73 at Columbia, MO2-3-96 L 68-104 at Norman, OK3-8-96 W %92-88 OT at KC, MO2-15-97 W 80-73 at Columbia, MO3-8-97 W @89-80 at Kansas City, MO2-21-98 L 76-80 at Norman, OK3-6-98 L @53-58 at Kansas City, MO2-15-99 L 57-69 at Columbia, MO2-26-00 L 56-83 at Norman, OK3-10-00 L @80-84 OT at Kansas City, MO2-19-01 L 61-63 at Columbia, MO3-9-01 L 65-67 at Kansas City, MO1-21-02 L 71-84 Norman, OK

3-23-02 L &75-81 San Jose, CA2-26-03 W 67-52 at Columbia, MO3-16-03 L @47-49 at Dallas, TX1-17-04 W 79-75 OT at Norman, OK2-12-05 W 68-65 at Columbia, MO3-11-05 L @ 83-79 at Kansas City1-10-06 W 71-69 at Norman, OK2-20-07 W 72-68 at Columbia, MO3-8-08 L 75-66 at Norman, OK3-4-09 W 73-64 at Columbia, MO1-16-10 L 66-61 at Norman, OK2-12-11 W 84-61at Columbia, MO1-3-12 W 87-49at Columbia, MO2-6-12 W 71-68at Norman, OK* playoff for NCAA Tournament# Big Six Tournament + Big Seven Tournament^ Big Eight Holiday Tourn.% Big Eight Tournament@ Big 12 Championships& NCAA West Region Finalat MU: MU leads, 62-31at OU: OU leads, 65-21at Neutral: OU leads, 16-14

Oklahoma State(Tigers lead, 77-41)1-8-26 W 31-23 at Stillwater, OK2-12-26 W 37-36 at Columbia, MO2-11-27 W 46-29 at Columbia, MO2-25-27 L 26-32 at Stillwater, OK 2-10-28 W 56-47 at Stillwater, OK3-9-28 W 37-32 at Columbia, MO2-10-59 W 51-44 at Columbia, MO

2-28-59 L 54-64 at Stillwater, OK 12-29-59 L *49-64 at Kansas City, MO1-4-60 L 42-51 at Stillwater, OK2-20-60 W 70-55 at Columbia, MO1-14-61 W 82-73 at Columbia, MO2-1-61 L 55-61 at Stillwater, OK 12-27-61 W *60-44 at Kansas City, MO1-6-62 L 57-72 at Stillwater, OK2-19-62 W 69-64 at Columbia, MO1-7-63 L 56-81 at Stillwater, OK2-2-63 W 58-54 at Columbia, MO2-8-64 L 61-80 at Columbia, MO2-22-64 W 70-63 at Stillwater, OK12-27-64 W *53-48 at Kansas City, MO1-30-65 L 55-63 at Stillwater, OK2-6-65 W 49-42 at Columbia, MO12-29-65 W *65-63 OT at Kansas City, MO1-31-66 L 50-67 at Stillwater, OK2-28-66 L 51-68 at Columbia, MO12-30-66 L *74-77 at Kansas City, MO2-4-67 W 60-56 at Columbia, MO2-18-67 L 55-61 at Stillwater, OK2-10-68 L 40-57 at Columbia, MO3-4-68 W 60-58 at Stillwater, OK 12-26-68 L *55-60 at Kansas City, MO1-4-69 L 60-61 OT at Stillwater, OK2-8-69 W 73-52 at Columbia, MO 1-10-70 W 60-56 OT at Stillwater, OK


2-21-70 W 72-61 at Columbia, MO 12-30-70 W *72-60 at Kansas City, MO2-1-71 W 63-55 at Stillwater, OK2-22-71 W 69-67 at Columbia, MO 1-17-72 W 74-67 at Stillwater, OK2-12-72 W 80-64 at Columbia, MO 1-30-73 W 85-73 at Stillwater, OK3-3-73 W 79-73 at Columbia, MO 2-18-74 L 80-86 at Stillwater, OK3- 2-74 W 87-81 at Columbia, MO 1-22-75 L 75-94 at Stillwater, OK 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, OK 1-15-77 W 73-68 at Stillwater, OK2-5-77 W 97-75 at Columbia, MO 2-26-77 W #92-74 at Columbia, MO 12-30-77 W *87-75 at Kansas City, MO1-14-78 W 85-70 at Columbia, MO 2-4-78 L 52-62 at Stillwater, OK 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, OK 2-27-79 W #92-70 at Columbia, MO 1-19-80 W 69-64 at Stillwater, OK 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, OK 1-13-82 W 54-49 at Columbia, MO 2-13-82 W 89-82 at Stillwater, OK 1-19-83 W 84-63 at Columbia, MO 2-19-83 L 73-79 at Stillwater, OK 3-13-83 L #92-93 2OT at Kansas City, MO1-28-84 L 54-63 at Stillwater, OK 2-26-84 W 65-64 2OT at Columbia, MO1-30-85 W 66-65 at Columbia, MO 2-19-85 W 78-74 at Stillwater, OK 1-14-86 W 55-51 at Columbia, MO 2-15-86 L 65-86 at Stillwater, OK 1-17-87 W 87-77 at Columbia, MO 2-14-87 W 69-68 at Stillwater, OK 1-30-88 W 86-72 at Stillwater, OK 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, OK 1-6-90 W 78-68 at Columbia, MO 1-16-90 W 72-71 at Stillwater, OK 1-5-91 W 80-79 OT at Columbia, MO2-16-91 L 56-71 at Stillwater, OK 3- 9-91 W #94-92 2OT at Kansas City, MO2- 2-92 L 61-84 at Stillwater, OK 2-23-92 W 66-52 at Columbia, MO1-24-93 W 79-63 at Columbia, MO2-24-93 L 74-77 OT at Stillwater, OK

3-12-93 W #81-62 at Kansas City, MO1-22-94 W 73-68 at Stillwater, OK2-12-94 W 72-70 at Columbia, MO1-22-95 L 70-85 at Stillwater, OK2-11-95 W 81-79 at Columbia, MO2-13-96 W 63-59 at Stillwater, OK3-3-96 L 49-51 at Columbia, MO1-11-97 L 67-68 at Stillwater, OK1-14-98 W 70-64 at Columbia, MO2-20-99 L 68-84 at Stillwater, OK2-21-00 L 72-84 at Columbia, MO2-5-01 L 66-69 at Stillwater, OK2-25-02 W 72-69 at Columbia, MO1-18-03 L 56-76 at Stillwater, OK3-14-03 W @60-58 at Dallas, TX2-24-04 W 93-92 2OT at Columbia, MO1-11-05 L 78-68 at Stillwater, OK1-7-06 W 69-61 at Columbia, MO2-17-07 W 75-64 at Stillwater, OK2-26-08 L 75-73 at Columbia, MO1-21-09 W 97-95 at Stillwater, OK3-13-09 W @67-59 at Oklahoma City, OK1-30-10 W 95-80 at Columbia, MO2-2-11 L 76-70at Stillwater, OK1-25-12 L 79-72at Stillwater, OK2-15-12 W 83-65at Columbia, MO3-8-12 W 88-70at Kansas City, MO* Big Eight Holiday Tourn.# Big Eight Tournament@ Big 12 Tournament


at MU: MU leads, 45-7at OSU: OSU leads, 28-21at Neutral: MU leads, 11-5

Old Dominion (Tigers lead, 5-0) 1-14-87 W 78-66 at Columbia, MO 12-9-89 W 88-75 at Norfolk, VA11-27-09 W ^66-61 South Padre, TX12-30-10 W 81-58Columbia, MO12-30-11 W 75-68at Norfolk, VA^ S. Padre Island Invitational

Oral Roberts (Tigers lead, 6-1) 12-17-79 W 84-73 at Columbia, MO1-3-81 W 83-74 at Tulsa, OK 12-29-86 W *84-57 at Kansas City, MO12-10-97 W 85-67 at Columbia, MO11-30-08 W 82-83 at Columbia, MO12-9-09 L 59-60 at Tulsa, OK12-16-10 W 81-62Columbia, MO* BMA Holiday Classic

Oregon (Tigers lead, 5-0) 12-19-56 W 59-52 at Eugene, OR 12-1-90 W 65-58 at Columbi a, MO1-4-92 W 79-58 at Eugene, OR12-05-09 W 106-69 at Columbia, MO12-2-10 W 83-80 at Eugene, OR

Oregon State (Tigers lead, 2-1) 12-18-56 W 71-41 at Corvallis, OR 12-11-82 W 87-59 at Columbia, MO12-1-84 L 52-54 at Corvallis, OR

Pacific (Series tied, 1-1) 12-23-66 L 68-84 at Stockton, CA 12-10-71 W 64-59 at Columbia, MO

Pepperdine (Tigers lead, 1-0) 3-25-44 W *61-46 at Kansas City, MO* NCAA Western Playoffs

Portland (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-6-74 W *89-71 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Prairie View A&M(Tigers lead, 2-0) 1-9-91 W 118-66 at Columbia, MO11-15-08 W 86-65 at Columbia, MO

Presbyterian(Mizzou leads, 1-0) 12-11-10 W 70-55 at Columbia, MO

Princeton (Mizzou leads, 2-0) 12-28-57 W *83-71 at Kansas City, MO11-13-99 W +51-48 at Syracuse, NY* Big Seven Tournament +NABC Classic

Purdue (Boilermakers lead, 8-3) 12-31-25 L 26-27 at West Lafayette, IN 12-3-55 L 58-62 at West Lafayette, IN 12-8-56 L 69-71 at Columbia, MO 12-7-57 L 49-76 at West Lafayette, IN 12-6-58 L 57-65 at Columbia, MO 12-6-72 W 84-75 at Columbia, MO 12-11-73 L 66-79 at West Lafayette, IN 3-14-75 L *74-87 at Louisville, KY

11-39-94 W #69-66 at Auburn Hills, MI12-9-06 L 62-79 at West Lafayette, IN12-8-07 W 73-63 at Columbia, MO* NCCI Tournament# Great Eight

Rhode Island (Series tied, 1-1) 3-17-88 L *80-87 at Chapel Hill, NC11-22-00 W #70-60 at Anchorage, AK* NCAA East Region #Great Alaska Shootout

Rice (Tigers lead, 7-0) 12-27-46 W *57-53 at Oklahoma City, OK 12-18-58 W 68-62 at Houston, TX 12-17-59 W 77-48 at Columbia, MO 12-22-64 W 81-72 at Houston, TX 12-13-65 W 96-87 at Columbia, MO 12-2-74 W 92-67 at Columbia, MO 12-8-75 W 94-75 at Houston, TX* All-College Tournament

Richmond(Spiders lead, 1-0) 11-28-09 L *59-52 at South Padre, TX*- SPI Invitational

Rutgers (Scarlet Knights lead, 2-1) 12-15-66 L 73-83 OT at New York, NY1-23-90 W 89-84 at Columbia, MO 11-27-90 L 60-68 at New Brunswick, NJ

St. Bonaventure (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-7-85 W 67-55 at Columbia, MO 1-5-87 W 83-62 at Olean NY


St. Francis, Pa. (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-13-71 W 104-96 at Columbia, MO

St. John’s, N.Y. (Red Storm lead, 1-0) 3-18-72 L *81-82 OT at New York, NY* National Invitation Tourn.

St. Joseph’s, Pa. (Hawks lead, 2-0) 12-29-39 L 38-39 at Philadelphia, PA 3-14-85 L *67-68 at Columbia, MO* Postseason NIT

Saint Louis (Tigers lead, 21-19)12-14-31 W 25-23 at St. Louis, MO 1-9-33 L 20-27 at St. Louis, MO 12-9-33 W 26-23 at Columbia, MO1-27-34 L 26-30 at St. Louis, MO 12-21-34 L 18-33 at St. Louis, MO 12-14-35 L 30-37 at Columbia, MO2-27-36 W 31-22 at St. Louis, MO12-8-36 W 31-26 at St. Louis, MO 2-13-37 W 41-27 at Columbia, MO 12-11-37 W 35-33 at Columbia, MO12-17-37 L 24-31 at St. Louis, MO 12-17-38 W 42-30 at Columbia, MO 12-21-38 L 27-35 at St. Louis, MO 12-16-39 W 54-45 at Columbia, MO 12-21-39 W 48-34 at St. Louis, MO 12-14-40 W 34-21 at St. Louis, MO 2-12-41 W 39-24 at Columbia, MO 12-9-41 W 52-29 at St. Louis, MO

1-6-42 W 39-24 at Columbia, MO 12-21-45 L 35-50 at St. Louis, MO 2-5-46 L 34-40 at Columbia, MO 12-9-46 W 48-44 at St. Louis, MO 2-6-47 L 35-36 at St. Louis, MO 12-15-47 L 34-54 at Columbia, MO2-4-48 L 36-49 at St. Louis, MO 2-2-49 L 27-38 at Columbia, MO3-10-49 L 37-54 at St. Louis, MO 12-21-63 L 65-72 at St. Louis, MO 12-12-64 W 62-56 at Columbia, MO12-11-65 L 55-81 at St. Louis, MO 12-10-66 L 71-73 OT at Columbia, MO12-13-67 L 66-77 at Columbia, MO12-20-68 W 91-62 at St. Louis, MO 12-9-69 W 66-61 at Columbia, MO12-8-70 L 70-79 at St. Louis, MO 12-22-79 W 77-75 OT at St. Louis, MO 12-13-80 W 76-58 at Columbia, MO12-12-99 L 72-75 at St. Louis, MO12-9-00 W 77-73 at Columbia, MO12-3-01 W 69-67 at St. Louis, MOat MU: SLU leads, 12-10at SLU: MU leads, 11-7

Samford (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-2-83 W *93-73 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Sam Houston State (Series tied, 1-1) 12-20-97 W 79-56 at Columbia, MO11-14-05 L 77-80 at Columbia, MO

San Diego State (Series tied, 1-1) 1-10-77 W 84-69 at Columbia, MO12-21-78 L 77-83 OT at San Diego, CA

San Francisco (Dons lead, 1-0) 12-28-92 L *71-78 at Hilo, HI* Big Island Invitational

San Jose State (Tigers lead, 2-0) 3-6-80 W *61-51 at Lincoln, NE12-28-87 W 85-61 at Columbia, MO* NCAA Midwest Region

Santa Clara (Broncs lead, 1-0) 12-21-66 L 91-99 OT at Oakland, CA

Savannah State(Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-17-00 W 90-49 at Columbia, MO1-6-10 W 74-45 at Columbia, MO

Seton Hall (Pirates lead, 1-0) 3-21-92 L *71-88 at Greensboro, NC* NCAA East Region

South Alabama (Series tied, 1-1) 12-19-72 W 94-66 at Columbia, MO1-3-74 L *64-74 at Mobile, AL* Senior Bowl Classic

South Carolina State (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-17-12 W 102-51 at Columbia, MO


Southeast Missouri State(Tigers lead, 7-0) 2-23-94 W 83-61 at Columbia, MO12-6-94 W 84-77 at Columbia, MO1-3- 96 W 102-65 at Columbia, MO12-15-96 W 64-50 at Columbia, MO12-13-97 W 65-64 at Columbia, MO11-11-11 W 83-68at Columbia, MO12-4-12 W 81-65at Columbia, MO

Southern (Tigers lead, 6-0) 12-21-88 W 114-96 at Columbia, MO1-10-90 W 106-87 at Columbia, MO12-30-96 W 111-69 at Columbia, MO12-6-01 W 117-67 at Columbia, MO12-30-06 W 87-58 at Columbia, MO11-16-07 W 95-50 at Columbia, MO

Southern California (Tigers lead, 6-5)12-15-31 L 21-22 at Columbia, MO12-21-35 L *16-42 at Kansas City, MO12-22-56 W 76-69 at Los Angeles, CA12-1-61 L 43-56 at Columbia, MO12-14-62 L 70-77 at Los Angeles, CA12-17-76 W #87-77 at El Paso, TX12-10-79 W 78-75 at Columbia, MO12-28-81 W +65-58 at Los Angeles, CA12-28-95 L $64-75 at Honolulu, HI12-7-02 W 78-72 Anaheim, CA11-23-08 W ^83-72 at San Juan, PR

^Puerto Rico Tip-Off* University Tournament # Sun Carnival+ Winston Tire Classic $ Rainbow Classic

Southern Illinois(Tigers lead, 6-1)11-26-76 L 55-68 at St. Louis, MO12-2-78 W 68-65 at Columbia, MO12-16-85 W 72-44 at Columbia, MO1-4-88 W 86-66 at Carbondale, IL1-6-93 W 82-76 at Columbia, MO1-5-94 W 72-56 at Carbondale, Ill3-20-03 W #72-71 at Indianapolis, IN# NCAA Central Regional

SIU-Edwardsville(Tigers lead, 2-0)12-27-08 W 107-57 at Columbia, MO11-10-12 W 83-69 at Columbia, MO

Southern Methodist(Tigers lead, 9-4) 12-12-46 L *53-56 Kansas City, MO12-20-48 W 52-41 at Columbia, MO12-21-48 L 49-59 at Columbia, MO12-22-49 W 62-61 at Dallas, TX12-23-49 W 53-42 at Dallas, TX12-23-64 L 73-78 at Dallas, TX1- 8-73 W 74-73 at Dallas, TX12-1-73 L 73-77 at Columbia, MO12-11-93 W 82-77 at Columbia, MO1-4-95 W 84-68 at Dallas, TX11-30-95 W 66-51 at Columbia, MO12-12-98 W 66-55 at Dallas, TX

12-1-99 W 63-60 at Columbia, MO* Big Six Tournament

Stanford(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-22-12 W *78-70 at Nassau, Bahamas * Battle 4 Atlantis

Stephen F. Austin(Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-25-06 W 85-56 at Columbia, MO

Stetson(Tigers lead, 3-0) 12-30-00 W 89-64 at Columbia, MO11-12-06 W 66-45 at Columbia, MO12-20-08 W 78-44 at Columbia, MO

Syracuse (Orange lead, 5-1)11-25-88 L *84-86 OT at New York, NY3-23-89 L #80-83 at Minneapolis, MN3-24-94 W +98-88 OT at Los Angeles, CA11-25-00 L %62-84 at Anchorage, AK1-13-03 L 76-69 at Syracuse, NY1-12-04 L 82-68 at Columbia, MO* Big Apple NIT (pre-season) + NCAA West Region# NCAA Midwest Region % Great Alaska Shootout

Temple (Tigers lead, 2-1)12-6-82 W 76-68 at Columbia, MO 12-2-88 W *91-74 2OT at Charlotte, NC3-18-93 L #61-75 at Salt Lake City, UT* Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions# NCAA West Region


Tennessee-Chattanooga (Tigers lead, 4-0) 12-20-80 W *64-62 at Atlanta, GA11-29-96 W ^83-74 at San Juan, P.R.11-17-08 W 103-75 at Columbia, MO11-24-09 W 99-56 at Columbia, MO* Cotton States Classic ^ San Juan Shootout

Tennessee-Martin (Tigers lead, 5-0) 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, MO11-14-01 W *89-63 at Columbia, MO11-17-09 W 83-68 at Columbia, MO*Guardians Classic

Tennessee State (Tigers lead, 2-0)11-27-95 W 89-75 at Columbia, MO12-8-12 W 68-38 at Columbia, MO

Tennessee Tech (Tigers lead, 1-0) 12-8-84 W 86-66 at Columbia, MO

Texas(Tigers lead, 14-12)1-1-23 W 37-18 at Columbia, MO 12-26-46 L *46-65 at Oklahoma City, OK 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, TX3-18-89 W #108-89 at Dallas, TX1-26-97 L 74-78 at Austin, TX3-7-97 W @80-75 at Kansas City, MO

1-5-98 W 91-69 at Columbia, MO2-27-99 W 54-47 at Austin, TX2-12-00 L 63-66 at Columbia, MO2-26-01 L 61-76 at Austin, TX2-17-02 L 70-72 at Columbia, MO3-8-02 L @85-89 at Kansas City, MO1-25-03 L 55-75 at Austin, TX1-20-04 L 75-69 at Columbia, MO2-26-05 L 63-51 at Austin, TX2-1-06 L 66-54 at Columbia, MO1-10-07 L 88-68 at Austin, TX1-12-08 W 97-84 at Columbia, MO2-4-09 W 69-65 at Austin, TX2-17-10 W 82-77 at Columbia, MO 1-29-11 L 71-58at Austin, TX1-14-12 W 84-73at Columbia, MO1-30-12 W 67-66at Austin, TX3-11-12 W 81-67at Kansas City, MO* All-College Tournament # NCAA Midwest Region@ Big 12 Championshipsat MU: MU leads, 7-4at UT: Texas leads, 6-4at Neutral: MU leads, 3-2

Texas A&M-CC(Tigers lead, 1-0)12-10-05 W 82-81 at Columbia, MO

Texas Christian (Tigers lead, 4-1) 12-30-46 W 63-36 Oklahoma City, OK 12-12-49 L 35-37 at Columbia, MO 12-13-49 W 54-45 at Columbia, MO

12-14-50 W 50-45 at Columbia, MO 12-18-52 W 55-45 at Columbia, MO

Texas-El Paso (Tigers lead, 3-2)12-22-58 L 71-75 at El Paso, TX 12-23-69 L *79-98 at El Paso, TX 12-8-73 W #68-56 at Columbia, MO 12-18-76 W *83-60 at El Paso, TX 12-3-77 W #74-63 at Columbia, MO * Sun Carnival # Show-Me Classic

Texas-Pan American (Tigers lead, 4-0) 12- 3-83 W *51-49 at Columbia, MO 12-30-90 W 75-56 at Columbia, MO12-2-00 W 78-57 at Columbia, MO 11-22-09 W 100-44 at Columbia, MO* Show-Me Classic

Texas-San Antonio (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-1-85 W *80-47 Anchorage, AL* Great Alaska Shootout

Texas Southern (Tigers lead, 1-0) 11-22-75 W 95-63 at Columbia, MO

Texas State(Tigers lead, 3-0) 11-30-79 W 86-70 at Columbia, MO 1-7-85 W 88-54 at Columbia, MO11-29-98 W 69-51 at Columbia, MO


Texas Tech(Tigers lead, 15-8)12-5-55 W 92-60 at Columbia, MO 12-20-58 L 70-80 at Lubbock, TX 3-18-76 W *86-75 at Louisville, KY2-25-97 L 73-84% at Columbia, MO1-28-98 L 60-80 at Lubbock, TX2-3-99 W 88-63 at Columbia, MO2-15-00 W 86-76 at Lubbock, TX3-9-00 W @80-47 at Kansas City, MO1-27-01 W 66-64 at Columbia, MO2-20-02 L 68-91 Lubbock, TX2-9-03 W 82-73 at Columbia, MO3-3-04 L 87-76 at Lubbock, TX1-19-05 L 78-62 at Columbia, MO2-4-06 L 73-55 at Lubbock, TX1-27-07 W 71-58 at Columbia, MO1-23-08 L 92-84 at Lubbock, TX1-24-09 W 97-86 at Columbia, MO3-12-09 W @81-60 Oklahoma City, OK1-13-10 W 94-89 OT at Lubbock, TX2-15-11 W 92-84at Columbia, MO3-9-11 W @88-84at Kansas City, MO1-28-12 W 63-50at Columbia, MO3-3-12 W 81-59at Lubbock, TX% Game later forfeited by Texas Tech due to ineligible players* NCAA Midwest Region@ Big 12 Tournamentat MU: MU leads, 8-2at TTU: TTU leads, 6-3 at Neutral: MU leads, 4-0

Toledo (Series tied, 1-1) 12-2-75 W 88-85 OT at Columbia, MO 12-7-76 L 59-63 at Toledo, OH

Tulane (Tigers lead, 2-0) 2-2-68 W 98-81 at New Orleans, LA 12-18-68 W 79-73 at Columbia, MO

Tulsa (Tigers lead, 4-2) 12-20-18 W 52-12 at Columbia, MO 12-19-51 L 53-60 at Tulsa, OK 1-23-60 W 84-74 at Columbia, MO 1-29-64 L 79-94 at Tulsa, OK 1-2-88 W 92-48 at Columbia, MO 12-7-88 W 73-61 at Tulsa, OK

UCLA (Bruins lead, 6-1) 12-21-56 L 54-77 at Los Angeles, CA 12-15-62 L 55-72 at Los Angeles, CA 12-22-70 L 75-94 at Los Angeles, CA 12-18-75 L 71-83 at Los Angeles, CA3-19-95 L *74-75 at Boise, ID3-21-02 W #82-73 at San Jose, Calif. 12-28-12 L 94-97 OT at Los Angeles, CA# NCAA West Reg. Semifinal* NCAA West Region

UNC-Greensboro(Tigers lead, 1-0)12-21-03 W 106-98 at Columbia, MO

Utah (Utes lead, 2-0) 3-24-44 L *35-45 at Kansas City, MO

3-12-78 L #79-86 2OT at Wichita, KS* NCAA Western Playoffs # NCAA Midwest Region

Utah State (Series tied, 1-1) 12-23-67 L 81-87 at Logan, UT 12-2-68 W 97-87 at Columbia, MO

Valparaiso (Tigers lead, 3-0) 12-13-77 W 91-75 at Columbia, MO 11-24-00 W #77-61 at Anchorage, AK12-30-02 W 65-47 at Columbia, MO* Great Alaska Shootout

Villanova (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-28-85 W *72-53 at Honolulu, HI12-6-11 W ^81-71 at New York City^ Jimmy V Classic* Rainbow Classic

Virginia (Cavaliers lead, 4-1) 2-20-83 L 53-68 E. Rutherford, NJ 2-9-86 L 62-64 at Columbia, MO 1- 7-87 L 50-66 at Charlottesville, VA2-20-01 L 72-85 at Charlottesville, VA2-3-02 W 81-77 at Columbia, MO

Virginia Commonwealth (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-9-71 W 73-66 at Columbia, MO 11-24-12 W *68-65 at Nassau, Bahamas * Battle 4 Atlantis

Virginia Tech (Tigers lead, 2-0) 12-16-87 W 105-96 at Columbia, MO 1-16-89 W 104-99 at Blacksburg, VA


Wake Forest(Demon Deacons lead, 2-0) 2-9-97 L 65-73 at Columbia, MO1-25-98 L 65-74 at Winston-Salem, NC

Washington (Huskies lead, 4-3) 12-20-41 L 31-52 at Seattle, WA 12-20-69 L *80-92 at Tempe, AZ 3-13-76 W #69-67 at Lawrence, KS 12-23-82 L 48-55 at Seattle, WA 12-7-83 L 49-54 at Columbia, MO 1-2-94 W 85-71 at Columbia, MO 1-2-95 W 71-61 at Seattle, WA* Sun Devil Classic # NCAA Midwest Region

Washington State (Series tied, 1-1) 12-19-41 L 23-62 Seattle, WA 12-30-85 W *70-63 Honolulu, HI* Rainbow Classic

Western Carolina(Tigers lead, 2-0) 11-16-97 W 85-64 at Columbia, MO11-21-99 W 85-68 at Columbia, MO

Western Illinois (Tigers lead, 3-0) 12-9-85 W 91-64 at Columbia, MO11-25-07 W 91-52 at Columbia, MO11-18-10 W 66-61at Columbia, MO

West Virginia (Series tied, 1-1)3-19-92 W *89-78 at Greensboro, NC3-21-10 L ^68-59at Buffalo, NU* NCAA East Region^ NCAA East Region

Wichita State (Tigers lead, 3-0) 1-18-50 W 72-45 at Columbia, MO 1-16-51 W 61-42 at Columbia, MO 1-17-51 W 46-38 at Columbia, MO

William & Mary(Tigers lead, 1-0)12-18-11 W 94-56 at Columbia, MO

Winthrop (Eagles lead, 1-0) 1-4-00 L 46-51 at Columbia, MO

Wisconsin (Badgers lead, 7-4)12-22-30 L 9-37 at Madison, WI 12-31-37 L 29-40 at Madison, WI 12-30-44 L 37-52 at Milwaukee, WI 12-9-48 L 42-58 at Madison, WI 12-20-49 W 50-48 at Columbia, MO 12-12-53 L 53-64 at Madison, WI 12-13-54 W 67-56 at Columbia, MO 12-15-58 L 60-68 at Madison, WI 12-14-59 W 78-66 at Columbia, MO 3-19-94 W *109-96 at Ogden, UT11-12-99 L +55-66 at Syracuse, NY* NCAA West Region + NABC Classic

Wisconsin-Green Bay (Tigers lead, 2-0) 1-4-84 W 88-59 at Columbia, MO12-9-02 W 88-67 at Columbia, MO

Wofford (Tigers lead, 1-0)11-25-95 W 86-60 at Columbia, MO

Wyoming (Tigers lead, 4-1)12-20-38 L 38-42 at Columbia, MO 1-6-39 W 41-35 at Laramie, WY 12-20-52 W 64-58 at Laramie, WY 12-5-81 W *64-54 at Columbia, MO11-23-10 W 72-62at Playa del Carmen, Mexico* Show-Me Classic

Xavier (Series tied, 2-2) 3-12-87 L *69-70 Indianapolis, IN 11-20-88 W #83-71 Columbia, MO11-24-01 W +72-60 at Indianapolis, IN11-20-08 L ^71-75 at San Juan, PR+ Wooden Tradition ^Puerto Rico Tip-Off* NCAA Midwest Region # Preseason NIT

Yale (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-30-52 W #57-55 at Kansas City, MO# Big Seven Tournament

Youngstown State (Tigers lead, 1-0)12-21-81 W 97-60 at Columbia, MO


With nearly 50 radio stations throughout Missouri and neighboring states, the Tiger Radio Network is one of the largest in the country.

Returning for his 23rd 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 second year as a member of the insurance firm Huntleigh McGehee after serving at both the Insurance Group in Columbia and 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 17th season as color commentator for Tiger Network broadcasts, and is in his eighth 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 game programs and highlight films, sells corporate sponsorship opportunities for Mizzou, and produces “Tiger Talk”.

The Tiger Network is a division of Learfield Communications, one of the country’s largest syndicators of college sports.

Learfield also owns and operates the Brownfield Network, the country’s largest agricultural network and provides statewide news throughout Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin on the Missourinet, Radio Iowa and WRN.

TIGER RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATESCOLUMBIA/JEFFERSON CITYColumbia KCMQ-FM 96.7 Columbia KTGR-AM 1580 Columbia KTGR-FM 103.1Jefferson City KWOS-AM 950 Mexico KXEO-AM 1340 Moberly KWIX-AM 1230 Montgomery City KMCR-FM 103.9 Versailles KTKS-FM 95.1

KANSAS CITY Bethany KAAN-FM 95.5Bethany KAAN-FM 103.7Chillicothe KULH-FM 105.9 Clinton KXEA-FM 104.9Kansas City KMBZ-AM 980Kansas City KMBZ-FM 98.1Kansas City KUDL-HD3 93.1-3Marshall KMMO-AM 1300 Marshall KMMO-FM 102.9 Saint Joseph KESJ-AM 1550Sedalia KDRO-AM 1490 Trenton KTTN-FM 92.3

ST. LOUIS Farmington KREI-AM 800 Festus KJFF-AM 1400 St. Louis KTRS-AM 550Sullivan KTUI-FM 102.1Troy KYRO-AM 1280Warrenton KFAV-FM 99.9Washington KFAV-FM 105.1

PADUCAH/CAPE GIRARDEAU/HARRISBURG Cape Girardeau KJXX-AM 1170Cape Girardeau KJXX-AM 92.3Caruthersville KCRV-FM 105.1East Prairie KYMO-FM 105.3Kennett KMIS-AM 1050

STATE OF ARKANSAS Conway, AR KASR-FM 92.7

SPRINGFIELD Ava KKOZ-AM 1430 Ava KKOZ-FM 92.3 Houston KBTC-AM 1250Monett KRMO-AM 990 Piedmont KPWB-FM 104.9Rolla KDAA-FM 103.1 Salem KSMO-AM 1340 Springfield KWTO-AM 560West Plains KSPQ-FM 93.9

JOPLIN, MO./PITTSBURG, KAN. Joplin KZRG-AM 1310Nevada KNEM-AM 1240 Nevada KNMO-FM 97.5

OTTUMWA/KIRKSVILLE Kirksville KTUF-FM 93.7

QUINCY/HANNIBAL/KEOKUK Hannibal KHMO-AM 1070 Louisiana KJFM-FM 102.1


Missouri Media RelationsThe University of Missouri Media Relations Office would like to thank you for your coverage of Tiger Basketball. The 2013-14 basketball notebook is your source for Tiger history and records and please don’t hesitate to contact our office at any time should questions arise.

Media ParkingA limited number of parking passes are available to the media for the 2013-14 season. Parking will be issued by the Mizzou Media Relations office 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 Office 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 specific 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 certified photographers of daily newspapers, major magazines and television stations in the viewing area of competing teams. Credentials will not be granted for free-lance 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/official 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 other 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 first-come basis.

InterviewsMembers of the media who wish to arrange interviews with Mizzou student-athletes, coaches or administrators must first contact the media relations office. Student-athlete and coach interviews should be scheduled with that sport’s respective media relations contact; administrator interview requests should go through Dave Reiter. 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 office. Missouri student-athletes are instructed NOT to participate in telephone interviews, unless they are arranged by the Media Relations Office.

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 first-come, first-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 Office for arrangements.

Reminder: Prospective Student-Athlete’s VisitAs a reminder to members of the media covering all Mizzou athletic programs, according to NCAA bylaw 13.10.5 the institution shall not publicize a prospect’s visit or allow for interaction between the media and a prospective student-athlete during the visit. Please assist us in adhering to this expectation by not initiating contact with a visiting prospect or taking a photograph of the prospect to effectively publicize his/her visit. Violators of this rule will be subject to forfeiture of season credentials and media access.

Mizzou Media Policies and Guidelines


#1 Wes ClarkFreshman, Guard

#2 Tony CriswellSenior, Forward

#3 Johnathan Williams IIIFreshman, Forward

#4 Corey HaithSophomore, Guard

#5 Jordan ClarksonJunior, Guard

#10 Deuce BelloJunior, Guard

#11 Shane RectorFreshman, Guard

#24 Torren JonesFreshman, Forward

#25 Zach PriceJunior, Forward

#31 Danny FeldmannJunior, Forward

#32 Jabari BrownJunior, Guard

#33 Earnest RossSenior, Guard

#35 Stefan JankovicSophomore, Forward

#42 Hayden BarnardFreshman, Forward

#44 Ryan RosburgSophomore, Forward

#45 Keanau PostJunior, Forward

Mizzou Basketball Radio / Television Roster

2013-14 Mizzou Basketball Media Guide

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