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G | TEDDY ALLEN F | MARCHELUS AVERY F | DONNIE TILLMAN G | NATE PRYOR G | MARIO McKINNEY JR. G | CLAYTON HENRY G | SIR’JABARI RICE
6-6 | 212 | R-Jr. | 6-8 | 205 | Fr. | Rich- 6-7 | 225 | Sr. | Detroit, 6-3 | 175 | Jr. | Seattle, 6-1 | 175 | So. | St. 6-4 | 201 | R-Sr. | Cal- 6-4 | 180 | R-Jr. |
Phoenix, Ariz. mond, Va. Mich. Wash. Louis, Mo. gary, Alberta, Canada Houston, Texas
Boys Town HS | Nebraska Central Pointe Post Grad | Northwest Florida State Findlay Prep | UNLV West Seattle HS | Washington Vashon HS | John A. Logan College Bishop McNally HS | Palm Beach State Fort Bend Marshall HS
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G | MARSEI CASTON G | VIRSHON COTTON F | WILL McNAIR JR. F | MIKE PEAKE G | CAMERON CRAWFORD G | LEVAR WILLIAMS F | JORGE MORENO
6-3 | 173 | So. | Wind- 6-2 | 171 | Jr. | Milwau- 6-10 | 277 | R-So. | 6-7 | 218 | So. | 6-1 | 165 | Fr. | Kirt- 6-1 | 190 | So. | Hyde 6-10 | 273 | Fr. | Cana-
sor, Ontario, Canada kee, Wis. Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, Ill. land, N.M. Park, Mass. nea, Sonora, Mexico
Potter’s House Christian Academy | Northwest Florida State Hillcrest Prep Academy | LIU Martin Luther King HS Blue Valley Northwest (Kan.) HS | Austin Peay Kirtland HS Burke HS | Indian Hills CC Strength ‘n Motion International
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F | JOHNNY McCANTS F | YUAT ALOK F | SHAKIRU ODUNEWU G | KIRAN OLIVER CHRIS JANS JAMES MILLER DAVID ANWAR
6-7 | 229 | R-Sr. | Las 6-11 | 211 | Gr. | Auk- 6-10 | 255 | Fr. | Provi- 6-3 | 185 | Fr. | Chica- Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach
Cruces, N.M. land, New Zealand dence, R.I. go, Ill. Fifth Season Fourth Season Fifth Season
Oñate HS Impact Academy (Fla.) | Coppin State Universal Academy PHH Prep Loras College, 1991 Colorado State, 2005 Fitchburg State, 1998
DOMINIQUE TAYLOR SEAN McCLURG RIAN STUBBS DARIN “DG” GRAHAM TAYLOR JENKINS MIKE ANDERSON
Assistant Coach Dir. of Basketball Operations Video Coordinator Director of Player Development Strength & Conditioning Athletic Trainer
First Season Fourth Season Second Season First Season First Season Third Season
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 2007 Virginia Tech, 2017 Hardin-Simmons, 2010 Cal State San Bernadino, 2004 Southeastern Louisiana, 2015 Cal Poly Pomona, 1998
2 2021-212NM State Men’s Basketball • 1 Final Four • 4 Sweet sixteens • 22 NCAA Tournaments • 6 NIT Tournaments
#aggieup table of contents
2021-22 Schedule................................................................... 4 Pan American Center History................................ 76-79
Quick Facts............................................................................. 5-6 Aggie All-Americans................................................. 80-81
Meet the Staff.....................................................................7-15 Aggies in the Association....................................... 82-83
Head Coach Chris Jans................................................8-10 All-Time Results & Series............................................85-117
Associate Head Coach James Miller...........................11 Year-by-Year Results................................................85-100
Assistant Coach David Anwar......................................12 All-Time Series Records...................................... 101-117
Assistant Coach Dominique Taylor.............................13 Records.......................................................................... 119-137
Support Staff............................................................... 14-15 All-Time Records................................................... 119-129
Meet the Aggies.............................................................. 16-31 All-Time Roster (By Last Name)........................ 130-134
#0 Teddy Allen...................................................................17 All-Time Roster (By Number)............................ 135-137
#1 Marchelus “Chi-Chi” Avery.......................................18 Media Information.................................................... 138-140
#2 Donnie Tillman............................................................19 Chancellor Dr. Dan Arvizu............................................... 141
#3 Nate Pryor......................................................................20 Director of Athletics - Mario Moccia................... 142-143
#4 Mario McKinney Jr......................................................21
#5 Clayton Henry..............................................................22
#10 Jabari Rice...................................................................23
#11 Marsei Caston............................................................24
#12 Virshon Cotton..........................................................25
#13 Will McNair..................................................................26
#15 Mike Peake..................................................................27
#20 Cameron Crawford..................................................28
#23 Levar Williams............................................................29
#25 Jorge Moreno............................................................30
#35 Johnny McCants.......................................................31
#42 Yuat Alok......................................................................32
Shakiru Odunewu............................................................33
Kiran Oliver.........................................................................34
2020-21 in Review.......................................................... 36-61
2021-22 Opponents...................................................... 62-66
Awards & Honors............................................................ 68-70
Aggie History................................................................... 72-83
Yearly History.............................................................. 72-73
All-Century Team....................................................... 74-75
Aggie Ring of Honor........................................................75
20 Conference Championships • 13 Conference Tournament Championships 3

2021-22 schedule @NMStateMBB
DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (MT) TV
Tuesday Nov. 9 UC Irvine Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Saturday Nov. 13 UTEP Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thursday Nov. 18 vs. Davidson% Conway, S.C. 10:00 a.m. ESPNU
Friday Nov. 19 vs. Penn/Utah State% Conway, S.C. TBA ESPN2 or ESPNU
Sunday Nov. 21 vs. TBA% Conway, S.C. TBA TBA
Wednesday Nov. 24 New Mexico Highlands Pan American Center 6:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Tuesday Nov. 30 New Mexico Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Friday Dec. 3 at UTEP El Paso, Texas 7:00 p.m. TBA
Monday Dec. 6 at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 7:00 p.m. TBA
Saturday Dec. 11 at Loyola Marymount Los Angeles, Calif. 5:00 p.m. TBA
Wednesday Dec. 15 at Washington State Pullman, Wash. 8:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks
Saturday Dec. 18 Northern New Mexico Pan American Center 4:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thursday Dec. 30 at Seattle U* Seattle, Wash. 8:00 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Jan. 1 Chicago State* Pan American Center 4:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thurdsay Jan. 6 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 6:00 p.m. TBA
Saturday Jan. 8 at UTRGV* Edinburg, Texas 6:00 p.m. ESPN+
Thursday Jan. 13 Tarleton* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Saturday Jan. 15 Abilene Christian* Pan American Center 4:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thursday Jan. 20 at Sam Houston* Huntsville, Texas 5:30 p.m. TBA
Saturday Jan. 22 at SFA* Nacogdoches, Texas 1:00 p.m. TBA
Saturday Jan. 29 Grand Canyon* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thursday Feb. 3 California Baptist* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Saturday Feb. 5 Seattle U* Pan American Center 4:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Thursday Feb. 10 at Dixie State* St. George, Utah 7:00 p.m. TBA
Saturday Feb. 12 at Utah Valley* Orem, Utah 2:00 p.m. ESPN+
Thursday Feb. 17 Dixie State* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Saturday Feb. 19 at Grand Canyon* Phoenix, Ariz. 6:00 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Feb. 26 at Chicago State* Chicago, Ill. 1:00 p.m. TBA
Wednesday March 2 SFA* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Saturday March 5 Utah Valley* Pan American Center 7:00 p.m. ESPN+/Comcast NM
Tues.-Sat. March 8-12 WAC Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. [Orleans Arena]
Tues.Wed. March 15-16 NCAA First Four Dayton, Ohio [Dayton Arena]
Thurs.-Sun. March 17-20 NCAA First/Second Rounds
Buffalo, N.M. [KeyBank Center]; Indianapolis, Ind. [Gainbidge Fieldhouse]; Fort Worth, Texas [Dickies Arena]; Portland, Ore. [Moda Center]; Greenville, S.C. [Bon
Secours Wellness Arena]; Milwaukee, Wis. [Fiserv Forum]; Pittsburgh, Pa. [PPG Paints Arena]; San Diego, Calif. [Viejas Arena]
Thurs.-Sun. March 24-27 NCAA Regionals
EAST: Philadelphia, Pa. [Wells Fargo Center]; MIDWEST: Chicago, Ill. [United Center]
SOUTH: San Antonio, Texas [AT&T Center]; WEST: San Francisco, Calif. [Chase Center]
Saturday-Monday April 2-4 NCAA Final Four New Orleans, La. [Caesars Superdome]
% Myrtle Beach Invitational game

* WAC game
Home games in bold and played at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, N.M.
All dates and start times are MT and subject to change
#aggieup QUICK FACTS/2021-22 roster
QUICK FACTS 2021-22 ROSTER | NUMERICAL
UNIVERSITY NO. NAME
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R-Jr./TR
HOMETOWN | HIGH SCHOOL | PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Phoenix, Ariz. | Boys Town HS | Nebraska
Name.....................................New Mexico State University
Location.................................................Las Cruces, N.M. 1 Marchelus Avery 6-8 205 F Fr./TR Richmond, Va. | Central Pointe Post Grad | Northwest Florida State
Enrollment............................................................14,289 2 Donnie Tillman 6-7 225 F Sr./1L Detroit, Mich. | Findlay Prep | UNLV
Founded..................................................................1888 3 Nate Pryor 6-3 175 G Jr./TR Seattle, Wash. | West Seattle HS | Washington
Nickname.............................................................. Aggies 4 Mario McKinney Jr. 6-1 175 F So./TR St. Louis, Mo. | Vashon HS | John A. Logan College
School Colors.......................................Crimson and White 5 Clayton Henry 6-4 201 G R-Sr./3L Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Bishop McNally HS | Palm Beach State College
Affiliation...................................................NCAA Division I 10 Sir’Jabari Rice 6-5 165 G R-Jr./3L Houston, Texas | Fort Bend Marshall HS
Conference................... Western Athletic Conference (WAC) 11 Marsei Caston 6-3 173 G So./TR Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Potter’s House Christian Academy | Northwest Florida State
Chancellor.................................................. Dr. Dan Arvizu 12 Virshon Cotton 6-2 171 G Jr./TR Milwaukee, Wis. | Hillcrest Prep Academy | LIU
President................................................... Dr. John Floros 13 Will McNair Jr. 6-10 277 G/F R-So./2L Philadelphia, Pa. | Martin Luther King HS
Director of Athletics...................................... Mario Moccia 15 Mike Peake 6-7 218 G So./TR Chicago, Ill. | Blue Valley Northwest (Kan.) HS | Austin Peay
......................................................(@MarioMocciaNMSU) 20 Cameron Crawford 6-1 165 G Fr./HS Kirtland, N.M. | Kirtland Central HS
Senior Women’s Administrator......................... Renay Scott 23 Levar Williams 6-1 190 F So./TR Hyde Park, Mass. | Burke HS | Indian Hills CC
................................................................ (@NMSUVPSS) 25 Jorge Moreno 6-10 273 G Fr./HS Cananea, Sonora, Mexico | Strength ‘n Motion International
Faculty Athletics Rep................................ Kevin Melendrez 35 Johnny McCants 6-8 229 F R-Sr./4L Las Cruces, N.M. | Oñate HS
....................................................... (@KMelendrezNMSU) 42 Yuat Alok 6-11 211 G Gr./TR Aukland, New Zealand | Impact Academy (Fla.) | Coppin State
Athletic Department Phone.......................... 575-646-1658 -- Shakiru Odunewu 6-10 255 F Fr./HS Providence, R.I. | Universal Academy
-- Kiran Oliver 6-3 185 G Fr./HS Chicago, Ill. | PHH Prep
COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Chris Jans (Loras College, ‘91) | Fifth season
Head Coach......................................................Chris Jans Associate Head Coach: James Miller (Colorado State, ‘05) | Fourth season
Alma Mater........................................Loras College, 1991 Assistant Coach: David Anwar (Fitchburg State, ‘98) | Fifth season
Record at NM State.............................95-25 (Fifth season) Assistant Coach: Dominique Taylor (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, ‘07) | First season
Career Record (NCAA only)...............116-37 (Sixth season) Director of Basketball Operations: Sean McClurg (Virginia Tech, ‘17) | Fourth season
Email/Twitter............ beckyv@nmsu.edu/@CoachChrisJans Video Coordinator: Rian Stubbs (Hardin-Simmons, ‘10) | Second season
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-1447 Director of Player Development: Darin “DG” Graham (Cal State San Bernadino, ‘04) | First season
Associate Head Coach......James Miller (Colorado State, 2005) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Taylor Jenkins (Southeastern Louisiana, ‘15) | First season
Email/Twitter................. jmiller@nmsu.edu/@JMiller_Coach Athletic Trainer: Mike Anderson (Cal Poly Pomona, ‘98) | Third season
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-5252 Program Coordinator: Becky Veitch (Chico State, ‘05) | 10th season
Assistant Coach.......... David Anwar (Fitchburg State, 1998) Media Relations: Charlie Hurley (Michigan Tech, ‘10) | Third season
Email/Twitter................... anward@nmsu.edu/@AnwarDave Student Managers: Devin Bermudez, Rylan Butterbaugh, Peyton Grindstaff, Xavian Jimenez, Aidan Lam, Cesar Lujan-Flores, Noah Menapace, Dylan Olson, Klevon Spencer
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-4989
Assistant Coach..........Dominique Taylor (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 2007) 2021-22 ROSTER | ALPHABETICAL
Email......................dotaylor@nmsu.edu/@RealCoachTaylor NO. NAME HT. WT. POS. YR./EXP. HOMETOWN | HIGH SCHOOL | PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-4989 0 Teddy Allen 6-6 212 G R-Jr./TR Phoenix, Ariz. | Boys Town HS | Nebraska
Director of Basketball Operations........ Sean McClurg (Virginia Tech, 2017) 42 Yuat Alok 6-11 211 G Gr./TR Aukland, New Zealand | Impact Academy (Fla.) | Coppin State
Video Coordinator...... Rian Stubbs (Hardin-Simmons, 2010) 1 Marchelus Avery 6-8 205 F Fr./TR Richmond, Va. | Central Pointe Post Grad | Northwest Florida State
Director of Player Development........... Darin “DG” Graham (Cal State San Bernadino, 2004) 11 Marsei Caston 6-3 173 G So./TR Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Potter’s House Christian Academy | Northwest Florida State
Strength & Conditioning Coach....Taylor Jenkins (Southeastern Louisiana, 2015) 12 Virshon Cotton 6-2 171 G Jr./TR Milwaukee, Wis. | Hillcrest Prep Academy | LIU
Athletic Trainer...... Mike Anderson (Cal Poly Pomona, 1998) 20 Cameron Crawford 6-1 165 G Fr./HS Kirtland, N.M. | Kirtland Central HS
BASKETBALL INFORMATION 5
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Johnny McCants
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R-Sr./2L
R-Sr./4L
Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Bishop McNally HS | Palm Beach State College
Las Cruces, N.M. | Oñate HS
2020-21 Overall Record......12-8 (.600, 0-0 H, 5-5 A, 7-3 N) 4 Mario McKinney Jr. 6-1 175 F R-So./TR St. Louis, Mo. | Vashon HS | John A. Logan College
2020-21 WAC Record/Finish.........7-6 (.538, 5-2 N, 2-4 A)/3rd 13 Will McNair Jr. 6-10 277 G/F R-So./2L Philadelphia, Pa. | Martin Luther King HS
2020-21 Postseason......................WAC Tournament Finals 25 Jorge Moreno 6-10 273 G Fr./HS Cananea, Sonora, Mexico | Strength ‘n Motion International
2020-21 Final Ranking............................................NR/NR -- Shakiru Odunewu 6-10 255 F Fr./HS Providence, R.I. | Universal Academy
Letterwinners Returning/Lost...................................... 5/9 -- Kiran Oliver 6-3 185 G Fr./HS Chicago, Ill. | PHH Prep
Starters Returning/Lost.............................................. 4/1 15 Mike Peake 6-7 218 G So./TR Chicago, Ill. | Blue Valley Northwest (Kan.) HS | Austin Peay
Newcomers.................................................................13 3 Nate Pryor 6-3 175 G Jr./TR Seattle, Wash. | West Seattle HS | Washington
First Season of Basketball.............. 1904-05 (112 seasons) 10 Sir’Jabari Rice 6-5 165 G R-Jr./3L Houston, Texas | Fort Bend Marshall HS
All-Time Record.................................1,617-1,127-2 (.589) 2 Donnie Tillman 6-7 225 F Sr./1L Detroit, Mich. | Findlay Prep | UNLV
WAC Record............................................... 186-63 (.747) 23 Levar Williams 6-1 190 F So./TR Hyde Park, Mass. | Burke HS | Indian Hills CC
WAC Titles......Six (2008, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020)
WAC Tournament Titles......Nine (2007, 2010, 2012-15, 2017-19) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
NCAA Tournament Appearances/Record.... 22/7-24* (.226) 1 | MARCHELUS (mar-CHELL-us) Avery 25 | JORGE (HOR-hay) MORENO (muh-RAY-no)
NIT Appearances/Record............................. Six/5-6 (.455) 10 | JABARI (juh-BAR-ee) Rice 42 | YUAT (YOU-ott) ALOK (A-lock)
NAIA Appearances/Record......................... Four/5-4 (.000) 11 | MARSEI (mar-SAY) Caston -- | SHAKIRU (sha-KEE-roo) ODUNEWU (oh-doo-NEW-woo)
HOME FACILITY INFORMATION 12 | VIRSHON (VURR-shawn) Cotton AC | David ANWAR (ANN-wahr)
Home Facility.................................... Pan American Center
Capacity...............................................................12,572
Year Opened.................................................... 1968 (Fall)
Record in the Pan American Center............. 648-155 (.807)
Press Row Telephone Number..................... 575-646-3400
MEDIA RELATIONS
Director/MBB Contact..................................Charlie Hurley
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-4120
Cell Phone................................................. 218-341-5113
Email................................................... churley@nmsu.edu
Assistant Director......................................... Andrew Stern
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-3269
Email.....................................................astern@nmsu.edu
Assistant Director..................................Michael Navarrette
Office Phone.............................................. 575-646-1823
Email......................................................................... TBA Following a season unlike any other, the NM State men’s basketball team is eager to return to its home floor of the
Mailing Address............... NM State Athletic Media Relations Pan American Center for the first time since March 5, 2020. In-state COVID-19 restrictions prohibited the Aggies from
...................................... 1815 Wells Street, Fulton Center playing any games within the state of New Mexico, making one of the most dominant home court advantages in the
................................................... Las Cruce, N.M. 88003 nation a non-factor. The Aggies have their sights set at a return to the top of the WAC leaderboard in 2021-22.
Athletics Website................................ NMStateSports.com

2021-22 roster breakdown @NMStateMBB
STARTERS RETURNING | 4 2021-22 ROSTER BREAKDOWN
NO. POS. NAME YR. GP/GS MIN/G FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PPG RPG APG BPG SPG BY POSITION
2 F Donnie Tillman Sr. 18/15 24.9 70-153 .458 11-38 .289 58-76 .763 11.6 5.6 1.7 0.3 0.6 GUARD | 10 | Teddy Allen, Marsei Caston, Virshon
5 G Clayton Henry R-Sr. 18/18 29.4 53-144 .368 22-90 .244 19-24 .792 8.2 4.4 1.5 0.1 0.7 Cotton, Cameron Crawford, Clayton Henry, Mario
10 G Jabari Rice R-Jr. 18/18 30.2 82-175 .469 33-93 .355 40-49 .816 13.2 5.3 2.2 0.4 0.7 McKinney Jr., Kiran Oliver, Nate Pryor, Jabari Rice,
35 F Johnny McCants R-Sr. 20/18 25.3 64-138 .464 24-71 .338 48-71 .676 10.0 6.1 1.8 0.9 0.9 Levar Williams
OTHER PLAYERS RETURNING | 1 FORWARD | 8 | Yuat Alok, Marchelus Avery, John-
ny McCants, Will McNair Jr., Jorge Moreno, Shakiru
NO. POS. NAME YR. GP/GS MIN/G FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PPG RPG APG BPG SPG
13 F Will McNair R-So. 20/1 13.1 27-47 .574 1-1 1.000 7-14 .500 3.1 3.2 0.3 0.5 0.2 Odunewu, Mike Peake, Donnie Tillman
BY CLASS
NEWCOMERS | 13 GRADUATE STUDENTS | 1 | Yuat Alok
NO. POS. NAME HT. WT. YR./EXP. HOMETOWN | HIGH SCHOOL | PREVIOUS SCHOOL SENIORS | 3 | Clayton Henry, Johnny McCants,
0 G Teddy Allen 6-6 212 R-Jr./TR Phoenix, Ariz. | Boys Town HS | Nebraska Donnie Tillman
1 F Marchelus Avery 6-8 205 Fr./TR Richmond, Va. | Central Pointe Post Grad | Northwest Florida State JUNIORS | 4 | Teddy Allen, Virshon Cotton, Nate
3 G Nate Pryor 6-3 175 Jr./TR Seattle, Wash. | West Seattle HS | Washington Pryor, Sir’Jabari Rice
4 G Mario McKinney Jr. 6-1 175 So./TR St. Louis, Mo. | Vashon HS | John A. Logan College SOPHOMORES | 5 | Mario McKinney Jr., Will
11 G Marsei Caston 6-3 173 So./TR Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Potter’s House Christian Academy | Northwest Florida State McNair, Marsei Caston, Mike Peake, Levar Williams
12 G Virshon Cotton 6-2 171 Jr./TR Milwaukee, Wis. | Hillcrest Prep Academy | LIU FRESHMEN | 5 | Marchelus Avery, Cameron Craw-
15 F Mike Peake 6-7 218 So./TR Chicago, Ill. | Blue Valley Northwest (Kan.) HS | Austin Peay ford, Jorge Moreno, Shakiru Odunewu, Kiran Oliver
20 G Cameron Crawford 6-1 165 Fr./HS Kirtland, N.M. | Kirtland Central HS BY HEIGHT
23 G Levar Williams 6-1 190 So./TR Hyde Park, Mass. | Burke HS | Indian Hills CC 6-1 | 3 | Cameron Crawford, Mario McKinney Jr.,
25 F Jorge Moreno 6-10 273 Fr./HS Cananea, Sonora, Mexico | Strength ‘n Motion International Levar Williams
42 F Yuat Alok 6-11 229 Gr./TR Aukland, New Zealand | Impact Academy (Fla.) | Coppin State 6-2 | 1 | Virshon Cotton
-- F Shakiru Odunewu 6-10 255 Fr./HS Providence, R.I. | Universal Academy
6-3 | 3 | Marsei Caston, Kiran Oliver, Nate Pryor
-- G Kiran Oliver 6-3 185 Fr./HS Chicago, Ill | PHH Prep
6-4 | 2 | Clayton Henry, Jabari Rice
STARTERS LOST | 1 6-6 | 1 | Teddy Allen
NO. POS. NAME YR. GP/GS MIN/G FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PPG RPG APG BPG SPG 6-7 | 3 | Johnny McCants, Mike Peake, Donnie
3% G Evan Gilyard II Sr. 19/19 28.4 53-144 .368 29-85 .341 39-52 .750 9.2 1.9 2.8 0.0 1.1 Tillman
6-8 | 1 | Marchelus Avery
OTHER LETTERMEN LOST | 9 6-10 | 3 | Will McNair, Jorge Moreno, Shakiru
NO. POS. NAME YR. GP/GS MIN/G FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PPG RPG APG BPG SPG Odunewu
0% G C.J. Roberts Jr. 20/3 17.8 52-126 .413 17-50 .340 17-25 .680 6.9 2.1 2.7 0.1 1.0 6-11 | 1 | Yuat Alok
1% F Mayan Kiir R-Jr. 8/0 4.5 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 7-7 1.000 1.4 1.3 1.3 0.0 0.6 BY STATE
4% F Rashaun Agee R-Fr. 1/0 7.0 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2.0 1.0 3.7 0.0 1.3 ARIZONA | 1 | Teddy Allen
11% G Kalen Williams So. 16/2 15.4 19-40 .475 8-18 .444 4-6 .667 3.1 1.8 1.1 0.1 0.3 ILLINOIS | 2 | Mike Peake, Kiran Oliver
13% G Jason King Jr. 5/1 10.0 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0.8 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 MASSACHUSETTS | 1 | Levar Williams
14% F Marcus Watson R-Fr. 12/0 6.5 15-39 .385 7-23 .304 4-7 .571 3.4 1.8 0.2 0.0 0.2 MICHIGAN | 1 | Donnie Tillman
20# G Tennessee Owens R-Sr. 10/0 3.7 5-14 .357 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 1.5 0.3 0.5 0.0 0.1 MISSOURI | 1 | Mario McKinney Jr.
22% F Wilfried Likayi R-Jr. 17/5 15.7 38-82 .463 14-48 .292 15-22 .682 6.3 2.6 0.4 0.3 0.3
NEW MEXICO | 2 | Cameron Crawford, Johnny
32# G Bryce Rewalt Sr. 11/0 3.5 3-11 .273 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0.7 0.3 0.1 0.0 0.0 McCants
# graduated | % transferred PENNSYLVANIA | 1 | Will McNair Jr.
RETURNING/LOST BY THE NUMBERS RHODE ISLAND | 1 | Shakiru Odunewu
TEXAS | 1 | Jabari Rice
STATISTIC 2020-21 TOTAL % LOST FROM 2020-21 % RETURNING FROM 2020-21 VIRGINIA | 1 | Marchelus Avery
Points 1,424 40.0% (569/1,424) 60.0% (855/1,424) WASHINGTON | 1 | Nate Pryor
Rebounds 722 35.9% (259/722) 64.1% (463/722) WISCONSIN | 1 | Virshon Cotton
Assists 249 45.0% (112/249) 55.0% (137/249)
BY COUNTRY
Blocked Shots 48 16.7% (8/48) 83.3% (40/48)
CANADA | 2 | Marsei Caston, Clayton Henry
Steals 100 41.0% (41/100) 59.0% (59/100)
Field Goals 492 39.8% (196/492) 60.2% (296/492) MEXICO | 1 | Jorge Moreno
Field Goal Attempts 1,156 43.2% (499/1,156) 56.8% (657/1,156) NEW ZEALAND | 1 | Yuat Alok
3-Pt. Field Goals 175 48.0% (84/175) 52.0% (91/175) UNITED STATES | 14 | Teddy Allen, Marchelus
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts 553 47.0% (260/553) 53.0% (293/553) Avery, Virshon Cotton, Cameron Crawford, Johnny
Free Throws 263 34.6% (91/263) 65.4% (172/263) McCants, Mario McKinney Jr., Will McNair Jr., Shaki-
Free Throw Attempts 361 35.2% (127/361) 64.8% (234/361) ru Odunewu, Kiran Oliver, Mike Peake, Nate Pryor,
Minutes 4,000 42.8% (1,711/4,000) 57.2% (2,289/4,000) Jabari Rice, Donnie Tillman, Levar Williams
RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

STATISTIC TOP RETURNER | TOTAL | AVERAGE
Points Jabari Rice | 237 | 13.2/game
Rebounds Johnny McCants | 122 | 6.1/game
Assists Jabari Rice | 39 | 2.2/game
Blocked Shots Johnny McCants | 17 | 0.9/game One of the most well-known figures in the city of Las Cruces, N.M., JOHNNY McCANTS closes the books on
Steals Johnny McCants | 18 | 0.9/game his NM State men’s basketball career in the 2021-22 season. The versatile forward topped the team’s charts
Field Goals Made Jabari Rice | 82 | 4.6/game in rebounding a season ago and earned an All-WAC Honorable Mention citation for his play.
Field Goal Percentage Will McNair Jr. | .574 (27-47)

3-Pt. Field Goals Jabari Rice | 33 | 1.8/game
3-Pt. FG Percentage Jabari Rice | .355 (33-93)
Free Throws Made Donnie Tillman | 58 | 3.2/game
Free Throw Percentage Jabari Rice | .816 (40-49)
Minutes Per Game Jabari Rice | 544 | 30.2/game
The Aggies’ leading scorer one season ago, JABARI RICE figures to play a large role in all areas The much-heralded - and well-traveled - TEDDY ALLEN readies for his first season in an Ag-
for NM State once against in 2021-22. An All-WAC Second Team selection last year, Rice will likely gie uniform. The sixth-highest scorer in the Big Ten last season at Nebraska, Allen secured
man a starting spot in the Aggies’ backcourt once again. a spot on the Preseason All-WAC First Team as selected by the league’s head coaches.
meet the staff @NMStateMBB
New Mexico State Director of Athletics Mario Moccia handed the reins to the coveted Aggie
men’s basketball program to Chris Jans on Monday, April 17, 2017, naming the Fairbank,
Iowa, native the 26th head men’s basketball coach at NM State. Since doing so, Jans has
ushered in an unprecedented run of success in Las Cruces by winning an average of 23.8
games per year and laying claim to three consecutive Western Athletic Conference regular
season titles as well as a pair of WAC Tournament crowns.
As he prepares to begin his fifth season in charge of the Aggies in the 2021-22 academic
year, Jans has cemented himself as one of the nation’s premier bench bosses. His .758
winning percentage is the fifth-highest among the active NCAA Division I men’s basketball
head coaching ranks while his complete body of work as an NCAA Division I head coach
includes 116 victories - one of the highest totals through a head coach’s first five years in
NCAA Division I men’s basketball history.
The 25-year veteran took the helm of an Aggie team that had won a program record 28
games the year prior and matched that triumph total by amassing 28 in his first year. Since
his arrival, New Mexico State has beaten its first AP top-10 opponent in 17 seasons as
well as taken down a total of Power 5 teams in Illinois, #6/7 Miami, Mississippi State and
Washington State (twice). His tenure started off with a bang, sweeping both UNM and UTEP
before winning 11-straight.
Jans was named the WAC Coach the Year after leading the Aggies to a 12-2 conference
finish to claim the regular-season title and added a WAC Tournament title to his name
when the Aggies defeated Grand Canyon 72-58 – which gave NM State its sixth NCAA
Tournament berth in seven seasons.
Under his direction, Jemerrio Jones was named the WAC Player of Year while Zach Lofton
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was named First-Team All-WAC. Jones was also named to the all-defensive team while AJ
Harris joined Lofton on the all-newcomer list. In addition, Jones and Lofton were named
to the U.S. Basketball Writers Association’s All-District VIII team as well as the National
Association of Basketball Coaches’ first-team and second-team for district six, respectively.
EXPERIENCE
NM State Experience................................................Fifth Season Jans didn’t disappoint the following year in 2018-19, guiding the Aggies to a program-best
NM State Record.....................................................................95-25 30-5 record after leading NM State to its 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance. New Mexico
NM State WAC Record............................................................ 50-9 State also tallied the third-longest winning-streak in program history with 19-consecutive
Collegiate Experience (Fifth as HC).......................29 Seasons wins.
Collegiate Record................................................................ 116-37
Alma Mater........................................................Loras College, ‘91
The veteran coach was once again voted on by his peers as the 2019 Don Haskins Coach of
the Year after going 15-1 in league play with 10 new players and only one starter returning.
Prior to the WAC Tournament Championship game, Jans was named a finalist for the Hugh Durham Award – which is given out to the nation’s
top mid-major coach. He was also selected by his coaching peers as the 2019 NABC All-District Coach (District 6) while Terrell Brown was named
to the NABC All-District Second-Team (District 6).
In addition, the Aggies also claimed their second-straight regular-season title under Jans while also putting on a dominating 89-57 win over
Grand Canyon in the WAC Tournament title game – which was the highest margin of victory in the tournament championship. The win is NM
State’s ninth WAC Tournament title overall and third-straight, including the last
two under Jans.
Hit with a multitude of injuries prior to the start of the 2019-20 season, Jans did
not let that deter him as he, he staff and the Aggies overcame them to go 25-6
on the year. That record included the first perfect 16-0 WAC record in the history
of the league and culminated with the program’s third-consecutive WAC regular
season title before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down college basketball.
For a third-straight season, Jans earned the title of Don Haskins Coach of the
Year from the WAC and he repeated as the NABC’s All-District Six Coach of
the Year. The accolades rolled in for the Aggies, too, who saw a total of five
players secure All-WAC honors of some kind. Ivan Aurrecoechea and Jabari
Rice collected All-WAC First Team nods, Trevelin Queen was placed on the
All-WAC Second Team, Terrell Brown carved out a spot for himself on the All-
WAC Defensive Team and Evan Gilyard II grabbed All-WAC Newcomer Team
recognition. Both Aurrecoecha and Queen picked up All-NABC District Six
Second Team nods while the latter also received USBWA All-District VIII Team
plaudits.
Through the course of the 2020-21 season, a campaign which featured

Head coach Chris Jans and Zach Lofton celebrate in the tunnel after
numerous starts and stops due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Jans’ job was
taking down Illinois 74-69 at the United Center.
arguably among the toughest in the nation as the Aggies were unable to play
any games in the state of New Mexico due to a state public health order. NM State could not even conduct full practices in the state until mid-
January, but still moved on to the WAC Tournament title game as the third overall seed.
He began his second-stint at Wichita State prior to the start of the 2016-17 season under head coach Greg Marshall. At the conclusion of that
season, Jans was elevated to associate head coach before taking the NM State head coaching job.
Prior to returning to WSU, Jans coordinated one of the nation’s best turnarounds in 2014-15 in his first year as the head coach at Bowling
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Jans’ All-Time Record Illinois 1 0
Opponent W L Kansas 0 1
Akron 0 2 Kansas City 6 0
Alabama A&M 1 0 Kent State 1 1
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1 0 Miami (FL) 1 0
Arizona 0 1 Miami (OH) 1 1
Arizona Christian 1 0 Mississippi State 1 0
Auburn 0 1 New Mexico 4 2
Ball State 3 0 North Dakota State 1 0
Benedictine Mesa 1 0 Northern Colorado 1 0
Buffalo 0 2 Northern Illinois 2 0
California Baptist 4 2 Northern New Mexico 2 0
Canisius 0 1 Ohio 2 0
Central Michigan 1 0 Prairie View A&M 1 0
Chicago State 9 0 Saint Francis (Pa.) 1 0
Clemson 0 1 Saint Mary’s (CA) 0 2
Cleveland State 1 0 San Diego 0 1
Colorado State 3 0 Seattle U 7 2
CSU Bakersfield 6 0 Southern 1 0
CSUN 1 1 Southeast Missouri State 1 0
Head coach Chris Jans and AJ Harris after NM State defeated Davidson 69-68 Dayton 0 1 Tarleton State 1 1
in at 2017 Diamond Head Classic. Davidson 1 0 Texas A&M - Int’l 1 0
Denver 1 0 Toledo 0 1
Green. In just one season, he took a BGSU team that lost 20 games in
2013-14 and guided it to a record-setting 21-12 overall mark in 2014-15 Detroit 1 0 UA Pine Bluff 0 0
– which was the most wins in a single-season for Bowling Green since Dixie State 2 0 UC Irvine 1 0
2001-02 (24). Drake 1 1 USC 0 1
East Central University 1 0 USF 2 0
With the 21 wins, Jans became the first head coach in Falcons history to Eastern Michigan 1 1 Utah Valley 7 2
lead the team to 20 wins or more in his first year at the helm. His record- Eastern New Mexico 2 0 UTEP 5 1
setting 21 wins eclipsed the 18 wins set previously by hall of famers Ferris State 0 1 UTRGV 9 0
Harold Anderson and Bill Fitch. George Mason 0 1 Washington State 2 1
Grand Canyon 8 3 Western Kentucky 0 1
The 2014-15 campaign also saw Jans lead BGSU to its first national postseason tournament victory since 1975
when the Falcons defeated Saint Francis (Pa.) in the 2015 Collegeinsider.com Tournament (CIT).
In that same year, Bowling Green finished Mid-American Conference play 11-7 – which was the most wins in MAC play for BGSU since going 11-5
during the 2008-09 season. In addition, the Falcons also reeled off 11 road victories for the first time since the 1947-48 season.
With the historic year for Falcon men’s basketball, Jans was chosen by his peers as the National Association of Basketball Coaches’ top first-year
head coach with the 2015 Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year award.
Before taking the helm at BGSU, Jans spent seven years alongside Marshall at Wichita State (2007-14). He was a member of the inaugural staff
with Marshall at WSU and turned the program around to become the staple of the NCAA Tournament it is now. After just one season, the
Shockers earned a CBI bid in 2009 followed by an NIT bid at home in 2010 with the help of future NBA guard Toure’ Murry and center Garrett
Stutz.
The Shockers began to break through in the 2010-11 campaign when they recorded 24 wins and a runner-up finish in conference play. Despite
missing the Big Dance, WSU gave Shocker fans some hope when it reeled off
five-consecutive wins and won the program’s first NIT Championship.
Wichita State claimed the Missouri Valley Conference title the following year
and made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2006 as the No.
5 seed before falling to the 12th-seeded Cinderella VCU Rams.
Jans was instrumental in landing Ron Baker, a future All-American and NBA
player, who helped guide WSU to its deep run in the NCAA Tournament
in 2013. The Shockers broke a lot of brackets that season, taking down
Pittsburgh and the overall No. 1 seed Gonzaga to reach the Sweet 16 before
taking down a hot La Salle and Ohio State team to earn Wichita State its first
Final Four appearance since 1965.
In the final season of his first stint with the Shockers, Jans helped Wichita State
set an NCAA record with a 35-0 start to the season. During that stretch, WSU
ran the gamut in the Valley and became the first program to go undefeated
in nearly 30 years. That season also saw Fred VanVleet, Cleanthony Early
and Baker earn first-team all-conference selections while Early and VanVleet
notched All-America honors on top of VanVleet adding MVC Player of the Year
to his mantle of awards. Head coach Chris Jans at the NCAA Tournament open media session in
Salt Lake City, Utah, prior to the Aggies taking on Auburn in the opening
He began his coaching career as an assistant coach at NCAA Division III round at Vivint Smart Home Arena.
Elmhurst College in 1992 before taking a similar role at NAIA Grande View
College in 1994. Jans earned his first head coaching opportunity when he took over at NJCAA Division II Kirkwood Community College in 1996.
Jans was named the Region XI Coach of the Year after guiding the Eagles to a 25-10 season, which included a conference title and the program’s
first-ever national tournament appearance. He followed up his rookie season with a 31-6 campaign highlighted by Kirkwood capturing the

NJCAA Division II National Championship and Jans being named the National Coach of the Year.
Sandwiched in between his time at Independence Community College (1998-99) and Howard College (2001-03), Jans got his first taste of the
Division I level as an assistant coach at Idaho (1999-01) under David Farrar.
After Howard, he took over at Chipola Junior College and joined forces with Greg Heiar – who played for Jans in his rookie season as a head
coach at Kirkwood CC and was a fellow assistant coach at WSU. Success continued to follow Jans as he led Chipola JC to its first conference title in
a decade while finishing sixth at the NJCAA Division I National Tournament and finished 32-5 overall.
Jans then made his second appearance at the Division I level, this time as an assistant coach at Illinois State (2004-07) on Porter Moser’s staff
before joining Marshall at Wichita State.
Jans was a three-year starter at Loras College (1987-91) and was named a captain as a senior. During his time in Dubuque, Iowa, he helped the
Duhawks break 16 scoring records and two NCAA Division III records for three-point shooting.
A graduate of Loras College in 1991, Jans earned his bachelor degrees in marketing and finance. He and his wife Sheri have two kids, Nick and
Maddie Gazda.
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Conference
Year School Position Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Tournament Postseason
1991-92 Elmhurst Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1994-95 Grand View College Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1995-96 Grand View College Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1996-97 Kirkwood CC Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1997-98 Kirkwood CC Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1998-99 Independence CC Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
1999-00 Idaho Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2000-01 Idaho Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2001-02 Howard JC Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2002-03 Howard JC Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2003-04 Chipola Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2004-05 Illinois State Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2007-08 Wichita State Assistant Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2011-12 Wichita State Associate Head Coach -- -- -- -- -- --
2014-15 Bowling Green Head Coach 21-12 .636 11-7 .611 1-1 1-1 (CIT)
2015-16 Wichita State Consultant -- -- -- -- -- --
2016-17 Wichita State Special Assistant -- -- -- -- -- --
2017-18 New Mexico State Head Coach 28-6 .824 12-2 .857 3-0 0-1 (NCAA)
2018-19 New Mexico State Head Coach 30-5 .857 15-1 .938 3-0 0-1 (NCAA)
2019-20 New Mexico State Head Coach 25-6 .800 16-0 1.000 none (COVID-19) none (COVID-19)
2020-21 New Mexico State Head Coach 12-8 .600 7-6 .538 2-1 --
Total -- -- 116-37 .758 61-16 .792 9-2 3 Appearances
associate head Coach • FOURTH Season • Colorado State ‘05
Considered one of the nation’s best up-and-coming college basketball assistants, James
Miller is set to begin his fourth season as the associate head coach at NM State in 2021-22.
Since arriving in Las Cruces, Miller has aided the Aggies in remaining atop the WAC while
also maintaining their reputation as one of the nation’s premier mid-major squads. In his
three seasons on staff, Miller has helped NM State post a 67-19 (.779) record which includes
a 38-7 (.844) mark in regular-season WAC showdowns. NM State’s winning percentage in
conference play through the past three seasons stands as one of the top three among all
NCAA Division I men’s basketball squads. With Miller on their side, the Aggies have laid
claim to WAC regular-season titles in 2019 and 2020 as well as the league’s tournament
crown in March of 2019. That tournament title pushed NM State to its 22nd NCAA
Tournament appearance in the history of the program.
Over the past three seasons, NM State players have secured a total of 13 All-WAC honors
of some kind while three student-athletes have gone on to earn NABC All-District laurels.
Those players have helped NM State claim two of the last three WAC regular season titles
as well as the league’s automatic bid to the 2019 NCAA Tournament. That year - Miller’s first
season with the Aggies - saw the team experience tremendous growth with a program
record 30-5 record and 19-game winning-streak.
As a matter of fact, the Aggies have posted 19-game winning streaks in two of the three
seasons of Miller’s involvement with the program and NM State entered the 2020-21 season
riding its latest 19-game unbeaten run after the COVID-19 pandemic put an end to all
James miller college basketball for the remainder of the year on March 11, 2020.
Even though they were barred from playing any games within their home state in 2020-21 as a result of in-state COVID-19 restrictions, the
Aggies were still able to achieve a degree of history. NM State matched the longest winning streak in program history (21 games) by emerging
as the victors in their first two games of the year. Miller also helped guide NM State to its ninth consecutive appearance in a WAC Tournament
championship game.
He spent the 2017-18 season on the North Texas staff that won the 2018 College Basketball Invitational title while also posting the nation’s fifth-
best win-improvement with 12 games. The 20-18 overall record last year was the first 20-win season at UNT since the 2011-12 campaign.
Prior to his time in Denton, Miller was an assistant under Grant McCasland at Arkansas State in his first year at the helm. While in Jonesboro, Ark.,
he helped the Red Wolves to the nation’s second-largest turnaround in the NCAA with a 10-win improvement in 2016-17.
During the 2015-16 season, Miller was an assistant at Omaha. The Mavericks participated in just their second postseason tournament since
making the move to Division I with an appearance in the College Basketball Invitational that. The Omaha offense was ranked fourth national
in scoring offense (85.3 PPG), fifth in steals per game (9.4) and 12th in turnovers forced per game (15.8) and was just one of three teams in the
Summit League to reach postseason play.
Miller is quite familiar with the Land of Enchantment, having been the head men’s basketball coach at New Mexico Junior College from 2012-15
after spending the previous three season as an assistant (2009-12). During his tenure as the head coach, the Thunderbirds were 77-23 overall
with three-straight postseason appearances. Miller also had 21 players move on to play at Division I programs during that time span that
included Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, TCU and NC State to name a few.
In his final season with NMJC, the Thunderbirds went 23-9 overall and advanced to the semifinals of the NJCAA Region V Tournament. Miller’s
first season at the helm saw the Thunderbirds capture the Region V Championship and earn their first national tournament berth in 17 years.
He spent four seasons (2005-09) at CSU Pueblo before serving as an intern with the Arizona State men’s basketball team out of college.
Miller was also a student manager with the men’s basketball team at Colorado State where he graduated with bachelor’s degree in 2005. He also
received his master’s degree from Northern Colorado in 2007. Miller and his wife Darlene have two daughters, Mia and Maci.

Assistant Coach • fIFTH season • Fitchburg State ‘98
The only member of head coach Chris Jans’ staff who has been by his side since his arrival
in Las Cruces, David Anwar is set to begin his fifth season as an assistant coach with the NM
State in the 2021-22 academic year.
Regarded as one of the nation’s most elite recruiters, Anwar came to Las Cruces with a
wealth of experience in that realm and it has paid more than its fair share of dividends since.
With Anwar in their corner, the Aggies have won at least 25 games in four of five seasons. In
that same span NM State captured three-consecutive WAC regular season championships
(2018-20) as well as a pair of WAC Tournament crowns (2018 and 2019). Two of the program’s
22 NCAA Tournament berths have been generated in Anwar’s tenure, too.
Linking up with the program just prior to the start of the 2017-18 season, Anwar played
an integral role in NM State’s WAC regular-season and tournament title run as well as its
NCAA Tournament berth that year. His scout of then No. 6/7 Miami was critical to the Aggies
defeating the Hurricanes in the semifinals of the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic
and gave NM State its first AP Top-10 win since 1990.
In his second season on staff, Anwar helped guide the Aggies to another dominating season
capped off by winning their second-straight regular-season title and tournament title as
well as another NCAA Tournament appearance as a staff. The season was capped off by a
record 30-5 overall record and 19-game winning-streak – which was good for third-longest
in program history.
david anwar Anwar helped the Aggies put forth another 19-game winning streak through the course of a
memorable - albeit pandemic-shortened - 2019-20 campaign. Another victory over a Power
Five foe (Mississippi State on Dec. 22) came the Aggies’ way and that was just one of the wins during the team’s 19-game unbeaten run to close
out the season. Included in that streak was a perfect 16-0 record in WAC regular season action, making the Aggies the only team in the history of
the league to go 16-0.
Facing difficult challenges in the 2020-21 season, Anwar and the Aggies were prohibited from playing any games in the state of New Mexico due
to in-state COVID-19 restrictions. Despite these hurdles, the Aggies still managed to make a run to the WAC Tournament title game for the ninth
consecutive time. With wins in their first two games of the season, the Aggies matched the program’s longest winning streak (21 games).
He came to Las Cruces after spending the past five seasons at North Texas under Mean Green head coach Tony Benford. There, he served as the
team’s lead recruiter since joining Benford’s staff in 2012. While in Denton, Texas, Anwar helped North Texas rake in a top-50 recruiting class for
2013-14.
Prior to joining the Mean Green, he spent six years at Nebraska (2006-12) where he worked for Doc Sadler and alongside Benford from 2006-08.
Anwar worked mainly with the guards and forwards during his time with the Huskers, guiding them to postseason play in three of his final five
campaigns there.
He also played a crucial role in NU earning back-to-back top-25 national ranking in scoring defense (2007-09). His tutelage of the guards saw
a huge uptick in shooting beyond the arc for NU. In his first year with the Huskers, Anwar helped the guards knock down 244 triples, good for
second-most in program history. During the 2009-10 season, three players shot over 43-percent from 3-point range. Nebraska also set a school
record that season with a 39.7-percent shooting from downtown – which was also good for 15th nationally.
Anwar’s presence in the recruiting world is also well-known, landing Nebraska arguably its best recruiting class in the Big 12 era in 2007. That
year, The Huskers’ recruiting class was ranked in the top-25 by three major scouting services in ESPN.com’s Bob Gibbons (21st), CSTV.com’s Van
Coleman (12th) and HoopScoopOnline.com’s Clark Francis (5th).
No stranger to the Borderlands and Sadler, Anwar served as the director of operations at UTEP under Sadler from 2004-06. Before making his first
trip to the Borderlands, Anwar was an assistant coach at Division II University of Arkansas at Fort Smith from 2000-04.
His final three seasons at UAFS was where he and Sadler first paired up. During his time in Fort Smith, Anwar helped the Lions post a 101-29
record in addition to a pair of top-seven national finishes in 2001 (fifth) and 2002 (seventh). UAFS captured the Bi-State Conference East title in
each of his final three seasons and produced a multitude of all-conference players. He’s also helped over 20 players get to the Division I level
during his time at UAFS.
Anwar’s coaching career started at the prep level in Philadelphia and Massachusetts, where he saw over 40 of his players continue their careers at
the Division I or II levels.
The Philadelphia, Pa., native received his bachelor’s degree in special education and sociology from Fitchburg State in 1998 and then tacked on a
master’s degree in sports management/sports leadership from VCU in 2004.
Assistant Coach • FIRST Season • TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI ‘07
The newest member of head coach Chris Jans’ staff, Dominique Taylor was named an
assistant coach on Tuesday, August 10, 2021.
Since the 2017-18 season, Taylor had been serving as an assistant men’s basketball coach
at MEAC institution Bethune-Cookman University. In Taylor’s four seasons as a part of the
Wildcats’ coaching staff, the program recorded a 48-45 overall mark which included a
31-17 showing in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) showdowns. Through his last
few months at Bethune-Cookman, Taylor owned the title of interim head coach after Ryan
Ridder accepted the head coaching position at UT-Martin in late March of 2021.
Taylor helped tutor a trio of MEAC major award winners in 2017-18 Player of the Year
Brandon Tabb, 2017-18 Defensive Player of the Year Soufiyane Diakite and 2018-19
Defensive Player of the Year Cletrell Pope. With that pair headlining the roster, Bethune-
Cookman captured a share of the MEAC regular season title for just the second time in the
history of the program.
Taylor moved to Bethune-Cookman following one season as the head men’s basketball
coach at Southeastern Illinois Community College. His sole season as the Falcons’ head
coach occurred after one year as an assistant coach at Chipola College in Marianna, Fla.
Through that year (2015-16), Taylor helped guide the program to a mark of 17-13.
Before joining Chipola’s coaching staff, Taylor linked up with current Tennessee-Martin head
coach Ryan Ridder as an assistant coach at Daytona State. Alongside Ridder, Taylor turned
Daytona State around in their first season (2013-14), taking a program that had gone only
6-25 the previous season and turning it into a 24-6 powerhouse that won the Mid-Florida
DOMINIQUE TAYLOR
Conference title. That year, the Falcons finished the campaign ranked 10th in the NJCAA and all of theoor sophomore student-athletes graduated
with their associate’s degrees.
The first NCAA Division I coaching opportunity afforded to Taylor came in 2011-12 when he began a two-year stint at South Alabama as an
assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Jaguars. The Jaguars finished near the top of the Sun Belt Conference during Taylor’s tenure
with the team earning consecutive runner-up finishes in the league standings. Taylor had the distinct honor to mentor Sun Belt Player of the Year
and NCAA All-American Augustine Rubit of Houston, Texas. The Jaguars saw success on the recruiting trail as well, garnering consecutive top-
ranked recruiting classes in the Sun Belt during Taylor’s stint in Mobile, Ala.
Taylor got his start as a coach in the junior college ranks, specifically at Neosho County Community College in Chanute, Kan., where he served
on the men’s basketball coaching staff for two seasons beginning in 2009-10. He helped lead the Panthers to a 20-win season in 2009-10 and
coached six players that went on to NCAA Division I schools, including Antione Lundy, a 2009-10 NJCAA All-American.
The 2009-10 Panthers were the top rebounding team in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference, including Lundy’s league-leading
13.7 average, and finished tied for third in the KJCCC Eastern Division with a 12-6 mark.
Taylor served as recruiting coordinator and assisted with all aspects of the program, including on-the-court coaching, practice planning,
academic progress, travel planning and scheduling. He also was involved with team public relations, fundraising and promotional activities.
In addition to his coaching duties at NCCC, Taylor was an adjunct faculty member where he taught undergraduate courses in personal training
and coaching basketball.
As a player, Taylor suited up for Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the Southland Conference. From 2005-08, Taylor was a staple in the Islanders’ lineup
and helped lead the team to a trio of 20+ win seasons. With him on their side, the Islanders enjoyed their finest season in program history
during the 2006-07 campaign. That year, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi captured the Southland’s regular season title before winning the Southland
Conference Tournament and earning the program’s first (and so far its only) bid to the NCAA Tournament.

DIR. OF BASKETBAL OPERATIONS • FOURTH Season • VIRGINIA TECH ‘17
Now in his fourth season on head coach Chris Jans’ staff, Sean McClurg heads into the 2021-22 season
with a new title - Director of Basketball Operations.
Through his first three seasons on staff (2018-21), McClurg served as the program’s video coordinator.
In that role, he was an integral part of the Aggies’ on-court successes as a result of his expertise in the
scouting and film breakdown realms.
In his first season with the Aggies (2018-19), McClurg saw NM State capture its second-straight Western
Athletic Conference regular-season title, third-straight conference tournament title and 22nd NCAA
Tournament Appearance. The following year (2019-20) NM State upped the ante by a considerable
margin, ending the season on a 19-game winning streak which included the first 16-0 record in Western
Athletic Conference play ever produced in the history of the league.
Challenged through the 2020-21 season due to in-state COVID-19 restrictions, McClurg and the Aggies
were unable to practice in full and were also denied the chance to play any home games in the state of
New Mexico. With all of these hurdles to overcome, NM State still made a run to the WAC Tournament
championship game - the ninth-consecutive time the program had done so.
In his role as video coordinator, McClurg’s primary role for the Aggies includes analyzing statistical
performance evaluations for the team as well as its opponents. In addition to that, the Paterson, N.J.,
product aids in opponent scouting. Now, he will oversee many of the logistical and travel aspects for the
squad as its Director of Operations.
Through his time associated with the program, NM State produced 19-game winning streaks in each of
his first two seasons with the program, matched its longest winning streak in program history (21 games
from 2019-21), won two WAC regular season titles and posted an enviable 67-19 (.779) overall record.
McClurg native came to Las Cruces after spending the 2017-18 season as a graduate assistant on the
Louisiana Tech men’s basketball staff. While in Ruston, La., McClurg played a role in scouting opponents
and compiled reports for the coaching staff. He also developed workouts for players during the offseason
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as well as new evaluation methods for players and line-up combinations.
Prior to his time with the Bulldogs, McClurg worked under Buzz Williams at Virginia Tech during his
undergrad as a student manager from 2014-17. With the Hokies, McClurg had several responsibilities
that included advanced scouting of future opponents, in-game analysis for coaching staff in addition to scheduling and oversight of social media content for the Buzz
Williams Team Camp.
During his time in Blacksburg, Va., the Hokies made three-consecutive postseason appearances, including back-to-back NCAA Tournament (2015-17) as well as three-
straight seasons with 20-plus wins.
McClurg graduated from Virginia Tech with a bachelor of science in computational modeling and data analytics in 2017.
video coordinator • SECOND Season • HARDIN-SIMMONS ‘10

Rian Stubbs will continue to be a fixture on the Aggies’ bench as he begins his second season on head coach
Chris Jans’ staff in 2021-22.
During his inaugural season at NM State, Stubbs served as the Special Assistant to the Head Coach where he
was involved in all aspects of the program. Despite being unable to play any games within the state of New
Mexico due to in-state COVID-19 restrictions, the Aggies still proved themselves as one of the WAC’s premier
programs by advancing to the WAC Tournament championship bout for the ninth consecutive time. In the
summer of 2021, Stubbs was elevated to the position of video coordinator.
Prior to arriving in Las Cruces ahead of NM State’s 2019-20 campaign, Stubbs, a native of Corsicana, Texas,
spent four seasons at Lamar Community College in Lamar, Colo.
During his four-year stint at Lamar, Stubbs served as the head men’s basketball coach for three seasons and
an assistant coach for one year. Through his three seasons as head coach, Stubbs helped NJCAA D1 Region
9 program amass 52 wins, including 20 during the 2017-18 season. All told, Stubbs helped lead the Lopes to
a mark of 78-49 through his four seasons. Under Stubbs’ direction miltiple Lamar players moved on to the
NCAA Division I level to play in leagues such as the America East, Big Sky, Horizon League, MEAC, Summit
League and the WAC.
Stubbs’ tenure in Lamar, Colo., was preceded by a very successful one-year run as the associate head men’s
basketball coach at NCAA Division III program Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. That year,
Hardin-Simmons captured the program’s first American Southwest Conference (ASC) title and advanced to its
first NCAA Division III Tournament in program history. The Cowboys’ historic seasons continued in the NCAA
Tournament when they posted the program’s first tournament victory and were one of the final 32 teams left
standing in the NCAA Division III ranks. Clarendon College, an NJCAA DIvision I Region 5 program, benefited
from Stubbs’ services for two seasons. He was an assistant coach at the Clarendon, Texas, institution for two
seasons before his turn as the associate head coach at his alma mater.
Hardin-Simmons was the site of Stubbs’ coaching career as the former player got two years of service under
his belt as a graduate assistant with the men’s program. Those two years resulted in a 37-18 record for
Hardin-Simmons which included a 21-7 showing in the 2011-12 campaign. Those 21 victories represented a
RIAN STUBBS school record for victories in the Cowboys’ NCAA Division III era and the year culminated with an appearance
in the ASC Tournament title bout.
A former college basketball player, Stubbs suited up at Clarendon College before transferring to Hardin-Simmons to finish his career.
Stubbs obtained a bachelor’s degree in history and a masters degree in counseling and human development from Hardin-Simmons.
DARIN “DG” GRAHAM • first Season Becky Veitch • ninth Season

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT program coordinator
A longtime fixture on both the AAU and prep basketball scenes in Rebecca Veitch joined the NM State Men’s basketball program in April
the state of California, Darin Graham made the move to the Land 2013 and is in her ninth season as the squad’s program coordinator.
of Enchantment to join head coach Chris Jans’ staff as the Aggies’
Director of Player Development prior to the start of the 2021-22 She was previously the primary contact for travel arrangements at NM
season. State Athletics.
Graham brings a vast array of experience to NM State’s program, As program coordinator, Veitch is responsible for the day-to-day
most recently as an assistant coach for San Bernardino Valley College administrative activities for the men’s basketball, volleyball and
from 2019-21. In Graham’s inaugural season on the Wolverines’
staff, the team posted a 20-10 mark which included a 10-6 mark in women’s basketball offices.
league action. That season, San Bernardino Valley College moved on
to the second round of the California Community College Athletic Veitch has plenty of experience in coordinating activities and travel for
Association (CCCAA) playoffs. the NM State athletics as she was the Corporate Travel Coordinator at
Adventure Travel. She was in charge of making reservations for air,
Before joining the junior college coaching ranks, Graham had already
distinguished himself as one of the area’s premier coaches at both hotel, and all ground transportation. She would also review contracts
the high school and AAU level. As a coach in the high school ranks, for hotel and ground transportation. Veitch was also a liaison between
Graham enjoyed a 13-year tenure (2005-18) as head coach at San NM State and any other coordinating agents.
Bernardino High School and led the Cardinals to the CIF playoffs in
just his second season. That milestone represent the first time in a Veitch lives in Las Cruces and is supported by her fiancé Reynaldo
decade in which the program had made the cut for the playoffs. In
total, Graham won six league titles during his stint at SBHS - three Garcia, son Brian, daughters Alexis and Mandy and stepdaughter
in the San Andreas League and another trio in the Mountain Valley Marisol.
League. As the successes continued to roll in, so did the accolades as
Graham earned five Coach of the Year citations as well as six Citrus
Belt Area Athletic Directors Association League Championship Coach
titles. Graham had six of players collect All-CIF Honors and another
two of his players picked up All-State laurels. Putting an emphasis
on academics as well as athletics, Graham’s student-athletes at SBHS
boasted a 100-percent graduation rate through his tenure.
Outside of the high school ranks, Graham has served as a member

of the Compton Magic AAU program since 2006. Known as “DG”, the
nickname given to him by the Compton Magic CEO, Etop Udo-Ema,
Graham witnessed plenty of success with the Magic where he coached
at the 15U, 16U and 17U levels.
While coaching the 15U Compton Magic team, Graham won his first
National Championship, finishing the AAU season ranked number-
one in the country. That particular 15U team included the likes of TJ
Leaf (UCLA, 18th overall selection in 2017 NBA Draft by the Indiana
Pacers), Dikymbe Martin (UC Riverside) and Christian Gray (Fresno
State). In 2018, after being moved up to the 17U level, Graham and the
Compton Magic finished the year ranked number-one in the country
again. Not only were the 17U Magic the nation’s premier teams that
season, they scored a victory in arguably one of the biggest games
in AAU history. The Compton Magic (the top ranked ADIDAS team)
defeated Team Takeover (the top ranked NIKE team) 81-79 in overtime.
Some of the players on the Compton Magic’s roster that year included
Onyeka Okongwu (sixth overall selection in 2020 NBA Draft), Isaiah
Mobley (USC), Jarod Lucas (Oregon State), Johnny Juzang (played in
2021 Final Four with UCLA), Isaiah Hill (Fresno State) and Evan Mobley
(third overall selection in 2021 NBA Draft). Since the Compton Magic’s
formation, it has sent hundreds of players on to four-year schools as
well as to play professional basketball at the highest level in the United
States and overseas.

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Stat 2021-22 Season High Career High (DI only)
Points none 41, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21
Rebounds none 9, twice, last vs. Creighton, 12/11/20
ALLEN
Off. Rebounds none 7, vs. Coppin State, 12/20/17
Def. Rebounds none 6, vs. Long Beach State, 11/20/17
Assists none 6, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21
Blocks none 1, vs. Georgia Tech, 12/9/20
Steals none 5, twice, last vs. North Dakota State, 11/28/20
FGs Made none 16, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21 Redshirt Junior
FGs Attempted none 24, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21 Guard • 6-6 • 212
3FGs Made none 6, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21
3FGs Attempted none 10, vs. North Dakota State, 11/28/20 Phoenix, Ariz. | Nebras-
FTs Made none 9, vs. Nevada, 11/26/20
FTs Attempted none 13, vs. Nevada, 11/26/20
Minutes none 38, vs. Penn State, 2/23/21
2021-22 (Redshirt Junior • NM State) | Retained his eligibility classification from the 2020-21 season as a result of the NCAA’s
blanket COVID-19 waiver.
2020-21 (Redshirt Junior • Nebraska) | Had little difficulty in making a highly-productive return to the NCAA Division I ranks
during his lone season in Lincoln...Starred as the Huskers’ leading scorer at 16.5 points per game - an average which ranked sixth
among all Big Ten players...Also averaged 4.7 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.3 steals in 27.2 minutes per game...Ranked seventh
in the Big Ten in three-point field goals per game (2.0), 10th in field goal percentage (.449) and 16th in free throw percentage
(.691)...Put up shooting splits of .449/.376/.691...Played in 22 of the team’s 27 games and appeared in the starting lineup on
21 occasions...Racked up 18 double-digit scoring outings, eight games of 20 or more points and one 40+ point performance...
Scored in double figures in 12 consecutive games from Nov. 25 through Jan. 10...In his Nebraska debut, generated 14 points,
five rebounds, two assists and three steals in a win over McNeese (Nov. 25)...Put on a scoring showcase of epic proportions by
exploding for a career and Pinnacle Bank Arena-high 41 points on 16-of-24 shooing in a Big Ten setback to Penn State (Feb. 23)...
Those 41 points were the most by a Big Ten players in the 2020-21 season.
2019-20 (Sophomore • Western Nebraska CC) | Made a name for himself as one of the top junior college players in the nation
under the direction of head coach Cory Fehringer at Western Nebraska Community College...Rated the No. 8 player in the
country by JUCORecruiting.com...Led all of the NJCAA in scoring, averaging 31.4 points per game, which was the highest
average by a junior college player since 2013-14...Failed to reach double-digits in the scoring column just once in 28 games...
Chipped in 7.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.6 steals per game, while posting a 1.6-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio...Helping his team
post a 19-12 record...Shot 51 percent from the field, 37 percent from three-point range and 88.1 percent from the foul line...
Topped the country’s charts in field goals made and ranked in the top 10 nationally in free throws made (third), attempted
(third) and free throw percentage (eighth)...Registered an eye-popping 17 30-point games in 28 contests, including four games
of at least 40 points...Wrapped up the year with eight double-doubles...Contributed a pair of triple-doubles through the course
of the campaign...Popped off for 38 points and a season-high 13 rebounds in his team debut - a setback at Western Wyoming
Community College (Nov. 1)...Recorded the first of his two triple-doubles by going for 24 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in a
victory over Lamar Community College (Jan. 21)...Named to the Omaha World Herald JUCO All-Nebraska team...As a result of his
play, named a first-team South All-Region honoree.
2017-18 (Freshman • West Virginia) | Began his college basketball career in the Big XII, where he played a significant role in the
Mountaineers going 26-11 and reaching the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2017-18 for head coach Bob Huggins...Came off the bench and
averaged 7.0 points and 2.7 rebounds in 11.9 minutes per contest...Reached double figures 12 times, including a trio of 20-point
efforts...Pumped in a season-high 24 points while adding nine rebounds in a win over Coppin State (Dec. 20)...Earned Big 12
Newcomer of the Week accolades following a pair of 20-point performances at Kansas State (Jan. 1) and against Oklahoma (Jan.
6), a game where he hit 9-of-11 shots in a season-high 24 minutes...Played some of his best basketball in the NCAA Tournament,
averaging 11.3 ppg in three games on 55 percent shooting, including a 16-point effort against Murray State (March 16) and
10 points in a loss to eventual national champion Villanova (March 23)...For his efforts through the year, was selected as West
Virginia’s Rookie of the Year for all sports at the school’s annual end of year awards gala.
High School | Starred at Boys Town High School for two seasons under head coach Tom Krehbiel...Earned first-team Class C-1
honors in each campaign...Named the 2017 Nebraska Gatorade High School Player of the Year after averaging 31.6 points, 12.8
rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.3 steals per game to lead Boys Town to a 20-7 record and a state tournament appearance...Became
the first Nebraska high school player since 2008 to put up more than 30 points per game, highlighted by a school-record
47-point effort against Douglas County West...Reached into rarified air by posting a quadruple-double against Wayne with 33
points, 18 rebounds, 10 assists and 11 steals...During his debut season, averaged 26.6 points, 12.4 rebounds and 2.3 assists per
game to earn second-team All-Nebraska honors after becoming eligible at the start of the winter quarter....Before his star-
studded career at Boys Town, attended Desert Ridge High in Arizona and averaged 18.7 points, 6.7 rebounds as a sophomore
and 14.6 points per game as a freshman.
Personal | Born June 7, 1998 in Phoenix, Ariz...Has five brothers - Timmy, Nick, Jaden, Jordan and Jonah...Timmy earned second-
team All-Pac 12 honors at Utah in 2019-20.
ALLEN’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

YEAR GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT O-D-T AVG PF-DQ A TO S B TP/AVG
2017-18 35-0 417/11.9 91-195 .467 3-25 .120 59-80 .738 44-52-96 2.7 64-0 19 33 13 0 244/7.0
2020-21 22-21 598/27.2 131-292 .449 44-117 .376 56-81 .691 27-77-104 4.7 48-2 38 54 28 1 362/16.5
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 57-21 1015/17.8 222-487 .456 47-142 .331 115-161 .714 71-129-200 3.5 112-2 57 87 41 1 606/10.6

1 MARCHELUS
Points none none
Rebounds none none
AVERY
Off. Rebounds none none
Def. Rebounds none none
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
Freshman FGs Made none none
Forward • 6-8 • 205 FGs Attempted none none
3FGs Made none none
Richmond, Va. | Northwest Florida State 3FGs Attempted none none
FTs Made none none
FTs Attempted none none
Minutes none none
2020-21 (Freshman • Northwest Florida State) | Began his collegiate career at the junior college level in the state of Florida...
Suited up for four of the Raiders’ 21 contests...Averaged 11.8 points, 7.8 rebounds and 0.5 assists per game...Reached or eclipsed
the double-digit scoring mark in two games...Registered one game of 20+ points...Concluded his season with shooting splits of
.326/.286/.722...Turned in one double-double performance...In his collegiate debut, put up a line of nine points, eight rebounds,
an assist and a steal in a two-point victory over Daytona State College (Jan. 23)...Posted a season-high 19 points and completed
a double-double effort by grabbing a season-high 10 rebounds to go along with two steals, one assist and a blocked shot in a
narrow setback to South Georgia Technical College (Jan. 27).
High School | Turned heads with his above-the-rim play and athleticism at Central Pointe Post Grad...Generated multiple 30+
points and 10+ rebound performances during his tenure at the institution...Was a two-time Player of the Year...Helped Central
Pointe Post Grad earn a state championship...Rated as a three-star recruit during his pre-collegiate days.
Personal | Born on Dec. 12, 2000...Son of Anthony Cook and Shelia Goodman...Has four siblings...Has not yet declared a major at
NM State.
AVERY’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

YEAR GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT O-D-T AVG PF-DQ A TO B S TP/AVG
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
DONNIE 2
Stat 2021-22 Season High Career High
Points none 28, at Fresno State (12/4/19)
Rebounds none 17, at CSUN, 12/28/20
TILLMAN
Off. Rebounds none 4, 10x, last at Seattle U, 2/12/21
Def. Rebounds none 14, at CSUN, 12/28/20
Assists none 7, vs. Mississippi Valley State (11/15/18)
Blocks none 3, vs. Arizona (2/14/19)
Steals none 3, 3x, last vs. Colorado (1/20/19)
FGs Made none 8, at Butler (12/5/17) Senior
FGs Attempted none 15, at Fresno State (12/4/19) Forward • 6-7 • 225
3FGs Made none 6, at Arizona State (1/3/19)
3FGs Attempted none 8, 2x, last vs. Eastern Michigan (12/28/19) Detroit, Mich. | UNLV
FTs Made none 13, at Fresno State (12/4/19)
FTs Attempted none 19, at Fresno State (12/4/19)
Minutes none 46, at Fresno State (12/4/19)
Awards
2021 Preseason All-WAC Second Team (Coaches)
2021 WAC All-Tourament Team
2020 Preseason All-WAC First Team (Coaches & Media)
2018-19 Pac-12 Sixth Man of the Year
2020-21 | Did not take long to make the transition from newcomer to full-fledged star for NM State in his inaugural season in Las Cruces...
Played in 18 of the Aggies’ 20 games and made 15 appearances in the starting lineup...Averaged 11.6 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists
in 24.9 minutes per game...Ranked second on the team in scoring and second in rebounding...Concluded the year with shooting splits of
.458/.289/.763...In his first showing in an Aggie uniform, went for 15 points, four rebounds and a blocked shot in 29 minutes during a non-
conference victory at Arizona Christian (Nov. 29)...Racked up a season-high two steals on three occasions, the first of which came in a non-
conference victory over Benedictine Mesa (Dec. 1)...Turned in his first - and only - double-double of the season by amassing 10 points to go
along with a game and career-high 17 rebounds during a non-conference loss at CSUN where he also played a season-high 35 minutes (Dec.
28)...Passed out a season-high four assists in a WAC setback to California Baptist (Feb. 5)...Hoisted up a season-high 14 field goal attempts twice,
the last occurrance coming in a WAC victory at Dixie State where he finished with 22 points (March 6)...Posted a pair of 20-point performance,
the last of which came in a WAC Tournament semifinal game win over Utah Valley where he finished with a season-high 23 points on a 6-of-8
effort from the field which included a 3-of-5 showing from long range (March 12).
2019-20 (UNLV) | Headed back to the same city where he played his prep basketball in order to play for UNLV...Averaged 10.1 points, 4.7
rebounds and 2.0 assists while playing in 25 of the Runnin’ Rebels’ 32 contests...No UNLV player spent more time at the free throw line than
Tillman who went 88-of-117 (.752) from that distance...Generated shooting splits of .375/.292/.752 and posted 13 games of 10 or more points...
Started 10 his first 11 games...Pumped in a career-high 28 points in a double-overtime Mountain West victory at Fresno State (12/4).
2018-19 (Utah) | Earned the Pac-12 Conference’s Sixth Man of the Year Award...Started 15 of his 31 games played, he ranked third on the team
in scoring with 10.5 points per game...Shot 43.9 percent from the field, 36.1 percent from 3-point range and 78.6 percent from the free-throw
line...Was second on the team with 163 rebounds (5.3 rpg) and he registered 18 double-digit scoring games, including a career-high 22 points
at Arizona State...Had a career-high 11 rebounds at Washington State...Utah finished third in the Pac-12 standings.
2017-18 (Utah) | Played in 28 games, averaging 20.3 minutes per contest and ranking fifth on the team in scoring with 7.8 ppg...Scored in
double digits in 11 games, including a then-career-high 20 points at Butler...The team finished third in the Pac-12 standings and lost in the
championship game of the NIT.
High School | Graduated from Findlay Prep in Henderson, Nevada, in 2017...Played three seasons for the Pilots, averaging 14.3 points and 8.0
rebounds per game as a senior...Shot 65 percent from the field...A four-star recruit by ESPN.com, he helped guide Findlay to a 33-4 record and
an appearance in the national tournament’s semifinals.
Personal | Born Donnie Jamal Tillman Aug. 3, 1999, in Detroit, Michigan...Son of Johnnie Tillman and Donna Holmes...Has three brothers...
Is an avid reader and enjoys writing...Is interested in becoming an author ... After his playing days are over, would like to become a clinical
psychologist or sports scientist...Credits his mother as his biggest influence because she has showed great resilience and love through her
battle with grand mal seizures.
TILLMAN’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2017-18 27-4 542/20.1 74-154 .481 9-28 .321 56-70 .800 36-91-127 4.7 45-0 16 39 10 7 213/7.9
2018-19 31-15 845/27.3 101-230 .439 44-122 .361 81-103 .786 41-122-163 5.3 60-1 51 41 18 10 327/10.5
2019-20 25-11 652/26.1 72-192 .375 21-72 .292 88-117 .752 41-76-117 4.7 72-4 51 60 9 6 253/10.1
2020-21 18-15 449/24.9 70-153 .458 11-38 .289 58-76 .763 33-68-101 5.6 38-2 30 30 11 5 209/11.6
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 101-45 2488/24.6 314-729 .431 85-254 .335 283-366 .773 161-357-518 5.1 215-7 148 170 48 28 1,002/10.0

3 NATE
Points none 15, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
Rebounds none 5, vs. Seattle U, 12/9/20
PRYOR
Off. Rebounds none 1, 4x, last at Washington State, 2/15/21
Def. Rebounds none 5, vs. Seattle U, 12/9/20
Assists none 5, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
Blocks none 1, vs. Seattle U, 12/9/20
Steals none 3, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
Junior FGs Made none 7, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
Guard • 6-3 • 175 FGs Attempted none 17, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
3FGs Made none 1, 3x, last vs. Arizona, 12/31/20
Seattle, Wash. | Washington 3FGs Attempted none 2, 4x, last vs. Arizona, 12/31/20
FTs Made none 4, vs. Seattle U, 12/9/20
FTs Attempted none 5, twice, last at Arizona State, 2/23/21
Minutes none 36, vs. Colorado, 12/20/20
2020-21 (Junior • Washington) | Took part in 16 of the Huskies’ 26 engagements through the season...Averaged 4.1 points,
1.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 17.4 minutes per game...Finished the season with shooting splits of .357/.231/.500...Made his
Washington debut in a non-conference showdown with eventual national champion Baylor and finished with four points in 11
minutes (Nov. 29)...Logged the first of his three double-digit scoring outings in a non-conference win over Seattle U where he
finished with 13 points in a season-high 31 minutes (Dec. 9)...Saw a season-high 36 minutes of action and finished with a season-
highs in points (15), assists (five) and steals (three) in a Pac-12 tilt against Colorado (Dec. 20).
2019-20 (Sophomore • North Idaho College) | Put the wraps on a splendid junior college career for the Cardinals, leading the
squad to an enviable 28-1 mark...Averaged 16.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game...Concluded the season as the
team’s second-leading scorer and conjured up shooting splits of .526/.355/.716...Started 22 of the 24 games he took part in...
Turned in 17 outings of 10 or more points, nine games of 20 or more points and two 30+ point performances...Pumped in a
season - and career-high - 38 points on 13-of-31 shooting from the field and a 10-of-18 performance from the line in a setback
against Pima CC (Dec. 28)...Dished out a season and caerer-high 12 assists in a four-point victory over Cochise College (Dec. 30)...
Posted his first - and only - double-double of the season by amassing 23 points to go along with a season-high 11 rebounds
in a win over Spokane (Jan. 22)...Selected to the NWCA All-Region First Team at the conclusion of the year...Helped his team go
undefeated in NWAC play for the second-straight season.
2018-19 (Freshman • North Idaho College) | Impressed almost immediately in his inaugural season of college basketball by
turning into the go-to scoring threat for the Cardinals...Topped the team’s scoring charts at 18.9 points per game while adding
2.5 rebounds and a team-best 5.3 assists per game...Of the 32 games he played, appeared in the starting lineup or 30 of them...
Recorded 26 games of 10 or more points, 15 outings with 20 or more points and three 30+ point tilts...Put up a season-high 38
points and completed his first double-double in an NIC uniform with 10 assists in a win over Big Bend (Feb. 6)...Totaled a season-
high 11 assists to go along with 27 points in a win over Lane (March 16)...Helped his team go undefeated in NWCA play...The
Cardinals went 31-2 during the season...Secured NWCA All-Region First Team laurels.
High School | One of the best - if not the best - prep basketball players in the Seattle area during his time at West Seattle High
School...Led the Wildcats to their first state boy’s semifinal appearance since 1970 during his senior campaign, averaging 18.6
points, 4.2 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game in the process...As a junior averaged 18.0 points, 5.0 assists and 4.7 rebounds...Put
up 21.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.2 assists during his sophomore season...Coached by Keffrey Fazio.
PRYOR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2020-21 16-2 278/17.4 25-70 .357 3-13 .231 13-26 .500 4-17-21 1.3 8-0 26 19 11 1 66/4.1
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 16-2 278/17.4 25-70 .357 3-13 .231 13-26 .500 4-17-21 1.3 8-0 26 19 11 1 66/4.1
MARIO 4
Points none 7, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19
Rebounds none 3, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19
McKINNEY JR.
Off. Rebounds none 1, 3x, last vs. Tennessee, 1/7/20
Def. Rebounds none 2, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19
Assists none 1, twice, last vs. Chicago State, 12/30/19
Blocks none --
Steals none --
FGs Made none 3, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19 Sophomore
FGs Attempted none 4, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19 Guard • 6-1 • 175
3FGs Made none --
3FGs Attempted none 1, twice, last vs. Tennessee, 1/7/20 St. Louis, Mo. | John A. Logan College
FTs Made none 2, twice, last vs. Chicago State, 12/30/19
FTs Attempted none 2, twice, last vs. Chicago State, 12/30/19
Minutes none 14, vs. Incarnate Word, 11/8/19
2020-21 (Sophomore • John A. Logan College) | Moved from his native Missouri to the state of Illinois for his first stint as a member of a junior
college program...Appeared in nine games for the Vols, making nine appearances in the starting lineup...Averaged 18.4 points, 4.6 rebounds,
4.0 assists and 1.7 steals per game...Generated shooting splits of .457/.351/.671...Served as the team’s leading scorer...Finished with at least
12 points in seven of the nine games he took part in...Posted four outings of 20 or more points...Debut outing concluded with a 21-point,
10-rebound double-double in an 88-64 win over Shawnee Community College (Jan. 23)...Put on an elite-level scoring show, finishing with 52
points on a 17-of-23 night from the field to help his team get by Three Rivers Community College (Jan. 28).
2019-20 (Freshman • Missouri) | Signed on at an SEC institution for his first season of college basketball...Took part in four games for the Tigers...
Averaged 3.3 points, 1.5 rebounds and 0.5 assists in 9.3 minutes per game...Finished the season with shooting splits of .400/.000/1.000...Posted
season highs in minutes played (14), points (seven), rebounds (three) and assists (one) in the Tigers’ season-opening win over Incarnate Word
(Nov. 6).
High School | Was a bonafide star at Vashon High School and was tabbed the top player in the state of Missouri’s class of 2019 by both ESPN
and 247Sports...Rated as a four-star recruit...Ranked 19th nationally at the point guard position and 125th overall...Named to the 2019 Missouri
Basketball Coaches Association’s all-state team...A proven winner, helped lead Vashon to back-to-back-to-back Missouri state championships
in 2017, 2018 and 2019...Averaged 25 points and 7.5 rebounds during the state semifinal and championship games as a senior...Poured in
15 points per game on a loaded roster in 2018-19...Earned 2018 all-state honors and was named Public High League Player of the Year in St.
Louis...Earned second-team St. Louis All-Metro recognition as both a junior and a senior...Totaled 17 points, six rebounds and four assists per
game in 2017-18.
Personal | Born on Feb. 8, 2001...Son of Mario McKinney Sr., and Wakita Clark...Has seven siblings...Cousin, Jimmy McKinney, played for Missouri
from 2002-06 and ranks 33rd on the program’s all-time scoring list with 1,146 points...Plans to major in business marketing at NM State.
McKINNEY JR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2019-20 4-0 37/9.3 4-10 .400 0-2 .000 5-5 1.000 3-3-6 1.5 3-0 2 3 0 0 13/3.3
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 4-0 37/9.3 4-10 .400 0-2 .000 5-5 1.000 3-3-6 1.5 3-0 2 3 0 0 13/3.3

5 CLAYTON
Points none 20, at Arizona Christian, 11/29/20
Rebounds none 10, at Seattle U, 2/13/21
HENRY
Off. Rebounds none 5, 2x, last at Tarleton State, 2/27/21
Def. Rebounds none 7, 2x, last vs. California Baptist, 2/5/21
Assists none 4, vs. California Baptist, 2/6/21
Blocks none 1, 5x, last at Dixie State, 3/6/21
Steals none 3, at UMKC, 2/28/19
Senior FGs Made none 7, at Arizona Christian, 11/29/20
Guard • 6-4 • 201 FGs Attempted none 12, vs. UTRGV, 3/2/21
3FGs Made none 4, 3x, Last vs. GCU, 3/16/19
Calgary, Canada | Palm Beach State 3FGs Attempted none 8, 2x, last at Seattle U, 2/12/21
FTs Made none 4, Seattle U, 2/16/19
FTs Attempted none 5, at Grand Canyon, 1/29/21
Minutes none 37, vs. UTRGV, 3/2/21
Awards
2020-21 All-WAC Defensive Team
2020-21 | Burst back onto the scene after missing the vast majority of the Aggies’ 2019-20 campaign due to injury...Took part in 18 of the team’s
20 games and was a starter for all 18 of them...Averaged 8.2 points, 4,4 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 0.7 steals in 29.4 minutes per game...Ranked
second on the team and 12th among all WAC players in offensive rebounding (1.7 per game)...Started the season in style by pumping in a
career-high 20 points on the strength of season-highs in both field goals made (seven) and three-pointers made (three) to lead the Aggies to
a non-conference win at Arizona Christian (Nov. 29)...Missed two games after suffering a foot injury in a non-confernece win over Benedictine
Mesa where he finished with 11 points, seven rebounds and a pair of assists in 25 minutes (Dec. 1)...Passed out a season-high four assists
during a WAC setback to California Baptist (Feb. 5)...Notched the first double-double of his NM State playing days by generating 10 points to
go along with a career-high 10 rebounds in a WAC victory at Seattle U (Feb. 13)...Logged a season and career-high 37 minutes in a WAC victory
over UTRGV which also saw him go for 15 points, five rebounds, an assist and a season-high two steals (March 2)...Credited with a blocked shot
- his lone rejection of the year - in a WAC win at Dixie State (March 6).
2019-20: Suffered a pair of hand injuries that kept him sidelined for all but one of the Aggies’ 31 games...In his lone appearance of the season,
finished with eight points, four rebounds and a pair of assists in 23 minutes during a non-conference home win over Northern New Mexico
(12/29)...Helped the Aggies capture their third-consecutive WAC regular season title while ending the season in a 19-game winning streak that
ranked as the second-longest in the nation.
2018-19: Played in all 35 games this season and averaged 5.4 points and 3.2 rebounds…helped guide NM State to its 22nd NCAA Tournament
appearance after claiming its second-straight regular-season title and third-straight conference tournament title…opened his Aggie career
with 8 points and 7 rebounds against North Dakota State (11/6) in the home and season-opener…followed up with 14 points against Battle
of I-10 rival UTEP (11/9) on top of five rebounds on 4-of-7 shooting from three…had 9 points and 9 rebounds against Eastern New Mexico
(11/21) at home…scored 12 points on 4-of-7 from three against Chicago State (2/2) at home…nearly had a double-double with 11 points
and 9 rebounds against Utah Valley (2/14)…averaged 12 points and 3.3 rebounds in the WAC Tournament while draining eight 3-pointers –
including 14 points against Grand Canyon (3/16) in the championship game.
2017-18 (Palm Beach State College): Averaged 10.3 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists as a sophomore with the Panthers…had seven double-
doubles on the year, including a triple-double against Miami Dade (2/17) with 22 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists on 10-of-19 shooting…
the 22 points against Miami Dade was also a career-high…his 12 rebounds against Florida National University JV (11/10) was also a career-
high…tied his career-high of 10 assists his second game against ASA Miami (2/27).
2016-17 (Palm Beach State College): Saw action in 31 games as a freshman while spot starting in two…concluded his freshman campaign
averaging 5.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists off the bench…helped guide the Panthers to a 25-6 overall record that year and 11-4 mark
in conference play…made his collegiate debut against Baltimore City (11/4), scoring five points on 2-of-2 shooting…followed up with his
first double-double, scoring 11 points with 12 rebounds against Red Devil Academy…recorded a season-high 15 points against Miami Dade
(2/18)…was a Southeastern JUCO Jamboree and All-American Jamboree participant before the start of his freshman year.
High School: Helped guide Bishop McNally High School to back-to-back Calgary Senior High School Athletic Association Division I
Championships his sophomore and junior year…led team to an undefeated run in league play (10-0) his sophomore year and second-place
finish in the North standings as a junior before winning the CSHSAA title.
Personal: Son of Marcia Patten…has an older brother, Jaden, an older sister, Meranda, and a younger sister Taylor…majoring in individualized
studies.
HENRY’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2018-19 35-25 591/15.1 67-163 .411 42-124 .339 14-21 .667 34-79-113 3.2 34-0 24 20 7 3 190/5.4
2019-20 1-0 23/23.0 3-6 .500 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 2-2-4 4.0 0-0 2 0 0 0 8/8.0
2020-21 18-18 529/29.4 53-144 .368 22-90 .244 19-24 .792 30-50-80 4.4 30-0 27 22 13 1 137/8.2
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 54-43 1143/21.2 123-313 .393 66-218 .303 33-45 .733 66-131-197 3.6 64-0 53 42 20 4 335/6.2
JABARI10
Points none 29, vs. Utah Valley, 2/15/20
Rebounds none 11, at Seattle U, 1/18/20
RICE
Off. Rebounds none 6, at Arizona Christian, 11/29/20
Def. Rebounds none 10, at Seattle U, 1/18/20
Assists none 6, 2x, last at Seattle U, 2/12/21
Blocks none 2, 2x, last vs. UTRGV, 3/2/21
Steals none 3, 2x, last vs. Kansas City, 1/11/20
FGs Made none 8, vs. Utah Valley, 2/15/20 Redshirt Junior
FGs Attempted none 16, 2x, last at Dixie State, 3/5/21 Guard • 6-4 • 180
3FGs Made none 5, at Dixie State, 3/5/21
3FGs Attempted none 12, at Dixie State, 3/5/21 Houston, Texas | Fort Bend Marshall HS
FTs Made none 9, vs. Utah Valley, 2/15/20
FTs Attempted none 11, vs. Utah Valley, 2/15/20
Minutes none 39, vs. Utah Valley, 2/25/20
Awards
2021-22 Preseason All-WAC First Team (Coaches and Media)
2020-21 All-WAC Second Team
2020-21 Preseason WAC Player of the Year
2020-21 Preseason All-WAC First Team
2019-20 All-WAC First Team
WAC Player of the Week (1/13/20)
2020-21: Continued his upward progression as one of the Aggies’ best players in his inaugural season as an upperclassman...
Played - and started - in 18 of NM State’s 20 games...Averaged 13.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 30.2 minutes per
game...Led NM State in minutes, minutes per game, field goals made, field goal attempts, three-pointers made, three-point
field goal attempts, free throw percentage, points and points per game...Begin the season with six consecutive games of 10 or
more points...Corralled a career-best six offensive rebounds during his team’s season-opening win at Arizona Christian (Nov.
29)...Turned in three 20-point performances, the first of which came in a WAC victory over California Baptist (Feb. 5)...Matched
a career-high by passing out six assists in a WAC loss at Seattle U (Feb. 12)...Blocked a pair of shots - tying a career high in that
department - in a WAC triumph over UTRGV (March 2)...Drained a career-best five three-pointers while establishing a career-high
in three-point field goal tries (12) and matching his career high in field goal attempts (16) in a WAC victory at Dixie State (March
5).
2019-20: Dodged the sophomore slump in a big way by becoming one of the Aggies’ focal points...Took part in 30 of the team’s
31 games and made 19 appearances in the starting lineup...Topped the Aggies’ charts in total points (384), free throws made
(86) and free throw percentage (.827)...Ranked second on the team in scoring (12.8 ppg), total minutes (790), minutes per game
(26.3) and three-pointers made (50)...Generated 10 or more points 21 times and amassed 20 or more points five times...Came
up with the first double-double of his career with a 13-point, 10-rebound performance while also tying a career high with three
steals in a home WAC victory over Kansas City (1/11)...Snared a season and career-best 11 rebounds as part of another double-
double in a WAC road triumph at Seattle (1/18)...Hoisted up season and career-highs in field goal attempts (16) and three-point
field goal attempts (11) during a home WAC victory over Grand Canyon (2/1)...Came up with the best game of his career thus
far by producing career-highs in points (29), field goals made (eight), free throws made (nine) and free throw attempts (11)
while matching his career-high with four three-pointers - including the game-winner with 0.6 seconds left - in a WAC home win
against Utah Valley (2/15)...Conjured up a career-best two blocked shots in a home WAC triumph over California Baptist (3/5)...
Helped the Aggies capture their third-consecutive WAC regular season title while ending the season in a 19-game winning
streak that ranked as the second-longest in the nation.
2018-19: Played in 31-of-34 games this season as a reserve off the bench while also starting in five… scored in his first 14 games
as an Aggie…made his Aggie debut against North Dakota State (11/6) with a point, 4 rebounds, and two steals…made his first
collegiate basket against Battle of I-10 rival UTEP (11/9) with 6 points and 6 rebounds…season-high 10 points against Drake
(12/22) on with five boards and two assists…tied his season-high with 10 points against Chicago State (2/2) at home.
2017-18: Redshirted.
High School: Two-year letterman guided Fort Bend Marshall High School to the University Interscholastic League 5A Regional
Championship as a senior and was named to the UIL All-State Team for 5A players…Buffs finished the season 32-8 overall and
13-3 in district play before falling in the 2017 UIL State Championship game…13-3 league mark was good tied for second-
best…also named Second-Team All-State by TexasHoops.com…led Fort Bend Marshall to quarterfinals in the UIL Region III State
Playoffs Tournament…finished his junior campaign 25-11 overall with a 9-5 record in district play.
Personal: Son of Jerimiah Rice and Tyshera Hendon…has four younger brothers, Deveon Byrd, Desean Hendon, Kingdon Rice
and Landon Rice as well as an older sister, Princess Rice…majoring in individualized studies.
RICE’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2018-19 31-5 339/10.9 31-95 .326 8-51 .157 34-52 .654 24-44-68 2.2 45-0 24 15 16 5 104/3.4
2019-20 29-19 775/26.7 124-261 .475 50-128 .391 86-104 .827 48-102-150 5.2 55-0 55 51 25 4 384/13.2
2020-21 18-18 544/30.2 82-175 .469 33-93 .355 40-49 .816 22-74-96 5.3 39-0 39 41 13 8 237/13.2
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 78-42 1658/21.3 237-531 .446 91-272 .335 160-205 .780 94-220-314 4.0 139-0 118 107 54 17 725/9.3

11MARSEI
Points none none
Rebounds none none
CASTON
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
Sophomore FGs Made none none
Guard • 6-3 • 173 FGs Attempted none none
3FGs Made none none
Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Northwest Florida State 3FGs Attempted none none
FTs Made none none
Minutes none none
2020-21 (Sophomore • Northwest Florida State) | Repeated as an All-Panhandle Conference First Team choice through his
final season of deployment with the Raiders...Took part in 20 of the team’s 21 engagements and made 15 appearances in the
starting lineup...Averaged 12.3 points, 2.9 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.3 steals in 20.3 minutes per game...Put up shooting splits
of .459/.373/.775...Ranked second on the team in scoring and led the squad in three-pointers made (38) and three-point field
goal attempts (102)...Netted double-digit points totals on 15 occasions and reeled off a streak of 11 such outings to begin the
season...Eclipsed the 20-point mark one time - a 22-point outing in a setback to Chipola College (Feb. 27).
2019-20 (Freshman • Northwest Florida State) | Headed south - and into international territory - to begin his college basketball
career...Played in 25 of the Raiders’ 28 games and started 17 of them...Averaged a team-leading 15.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, 2.1
assists and 1.0 steals in 28.2 minutes per game...Ended the season with shooting splits of .453/.390/.707...Ranked 17th in the
FCSAA with 55 three-pointers...Scored in double figures 18 times, including 20+ points in seven games...Scored 20 or more
points in four straight games from Nov. 27-Dec.15...Finished with a season-high 28 points twice, once against Daytona State
(Dec. 15) and again against Pensacola (Feb. 5)...Knocked down eight 3-pointers in a 26-point effort against Coastal Alabama -
North (Dec. 5)...Made multiple three-pointers in 17 games, included five or more three times...Played his way to All-Panhandle
Conference First Team accolades.
High School | Signed on with Potter’s House Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Fla., and also spent time on the AAU circuit with
E1T1...Prepped by head coach Stephen McLaughlin at Potter’s House, averaged 27.2 points per game and helped his team go
17-3 during the 2018-19 campaign...Collected EYBL All-Newcomer First Team honors in 2018...With E1T1, took part in 10 contests
and averaged 15.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game...In 2019 he was one of 24 preps from across the nation of
Canada who took part in the BioSteel All-Canadian Game...Put up 12 points, five rebounds and two assists in the game which
has featured the top 24 male high school hoopers in the nation since its inception in 2015.
Personal | Born on Dec. 5, 1999...Son of Charve Norris and Katia Caston...Has not yet declared a major at NM State.
CASTON’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
VIRSHON12
Points none 23, 3x, last vs. St. Francis Brooklyn, 2/8/21
Rebounds none 10, vs. Merrimack, 1/28/21
COTTON
Off. Rebounds none 3, vs. Toledo, 2/3/18
Def. Rebounds none 10, vs. Merrimack, 1/28/21
Assists none 7, twice, last at Western Michigan, 3/5/18
Blocks none --
Steals none 3, 3x, last at Mount St. Mary’s, 2/11/21
FGs Made none 8, vs. St. Francis Brooklyn, 2/8/21 Redshirt Junior
FGs Attempted none 18, vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 2/5/21 Guard • 6-2 • 170
3FGs Made none 5, 3x, last vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 2/5/21
3FGs Attempted none 13, vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 2/5/21 Milwaukee, Wis. | LIU
FTs Made none 12, vs. Buffalo, 1/9/18
FTs Attempted none 15, vs. Buffalo, 1/9/18
Minutes none 39, vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1/23/20
2020-21 (Junior • LIU) | Remained one of the go-to players in LIU’s backcourt…Took part in 16 of the Sharks’ 18 contests…Started
all 16 games he played…Averaged 9.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.3 steals in 29.8 minutes per game…Shot .346 from
the field, .283 from three-point range and .739 from the free throw stripe…Finished the year with seven double-digit scoring
performances and one outing of 20+ points…Passed out a season-high six assists in a NEC road win at Wagner (Jan. 14)…
Generated the first double-double of his collegiate career by going for 13 points and a career-high 10 rebounds in a NEC home
victory over Merrimack (Jan. 28)…Matched his career high by pumping in a season-best 23 points on 8-of-13 shooting during a
home NEC triumph over St. Francis Brooklyn (Feb. 8).
2019-20 (Sophomore • LIU) | Following a one-year hiatus, returned to the court in the eastern portion of the United States…
One of three players who took part in all 33 of the Sharks’ contests…Made 27 appearances in the starting lineup…Averaged 8.6
points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.1 steals in 26.0 minutes per game…Posted 14 outings with 10 or more points…Made his
LIU debut in a narrow non-conference setback to A-10 power Rhode Island and finished with seven points, five rebounds, one
assist and a pair of steals in 35 minutes (Nov. 5)…Scored at least 10 points in five consecutive games beginning with a 12-point
outing in a NEC victory over Central Connecticut State (Jan. 9) and concluding with a 10-point outburst in a league setback to
Wagner (Jan. 20)…Poured in a season-high 18 points on 6-of-11 shooting in a close NEC loss to Robert Morris (Jan. 25)…Logged
a season and career-high 39 minutes of action twice, most recently in a NEC victory over Merrimack (Feb. 8).
2018-19 | Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules.
2017-18 (Freshman • Akron) | Signed on with the Zips for his first season of collegiate deployment where he split time as a
productive bench performer and a suitable starter…Took part in 29 of Akron’s 32 engagements and made six appearances in
the starting lineup…Averaged 7.3 points, 2.0 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 0.7 steals in 20.5 minutes per game…Wrapped up the
year with shooting splits of .362/.374/.757…Racked up eight double-digit scoring outings and put forth three performances of
20+ points…Made his collegiate debut in the Zips’ season-opening win over Cleveland State and finished with four points, five
rebounds and a steal in 19 minutes of action (Nov. 11)…Hit double digits in the scoring column for the first time with a 10-point
outing during a non-conference home victory over Fort Wayne (Dec. 6)…Started to turn heads once MAC play began by turning
in back-to-back 23-point outings in a league setback to Buffalo (Jan. 9) and a MAC victory over Bowling Green (Jan. 13)…
Appeared in the starting lineup for the first time in a WAC home win over Northern Illinois and finished with 17 points, three
assists and two steals (Jan. 20)…Came off the bench in the Zips’ MAC Tournament First Round battle with Western Michigan
and finished with a game-high 21 points, two rebounds, a season and career-high seven assists and a pair of steals in a victory
(March 5).
High School | Suited up for a pair of prep institutions – Hillcrest Prep Academy in Phoenix, Ariz., and Milwaukee King High School
in Milwaukee, Wis. – prior to beginning his collegiate basketball journey…Averaged 15 points and six assists per game on 39
percent shooting from beyond the 3-point arc and 88 percent from the free throw line in his senior season at Hillcrest Prep...
Helped lead the Bruins to a 33-6 overall record and the 2017 Grind Session High School Basketball National Championship, while
being ranked No. 9 in the nation in the MaxPreps Independent poll...Played his junior and sophomore seasons at Milwaukee
King High School, averaging 18.1 and 7.6 points per game, respectively...In 46 games at King, averaged 12.4 points per game and
totaled 571 points...Played AAU with Wisconsin United.
COTTON’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2017-18 29-6 595/20.5 59-163 .362 37-99 .374 56-74 .757 4-54-58 2.0 42-0 51 57 21 0 211/7.3
2019-20 33-27 859/26.0 96-237 .405 46-133 .346 46-54 .852 7-62-69 2.1 78-2 56 76 37 0 284/8.6
2020-21 16-16 476/29.8 54-156 .346 26-92 .283 17-23 .739 4-58-62 3.9 43-1 51 44 21 0 151/9.4
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 78-49 1,930/24.7 209-556 .376 109-324 .336 119-151 .788 15-174-189 2.4 163-3 158 177 79 0 646/8.3

13WILL
Points none 12, vs. California Baptist, 2/6/21
Rebounds none 8, 2x, last at Seattle U, 2/13/21
McNAIR JR.
Off. Rebounds none 5, at Seattle U, 2/13/21
Def. Rebounds none 5, 2x, last at Dixie State, 3/6/21
Assists none 1, 7x, last at Dixie State, 3/5/21
Blocks none 2, 2x, last vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff, 12/18/19
Steals none 1, 7x, last at Tarleton State, 2/26/21
Redshirt Sophomore FGs Made none 5, vs. California Baptist, 2/6/21
Forward • 6-10 • 277 FGs Attempted none 7, vs. Benedictine Mesa, 12/1/20
3FGs Made none 1, vs. California Baptist, 2/6/21
Philadelphia, Pa. | Martin Luther King HS 3FGs Attempted none 1, vs. California Baptist, 2/6/21
FTs Made none 3, Western New Mexico, 11/5/19
FTs Attempted none 4, Western New Mexico, 11/5/19
Minutes none 32, at CSUN, 12/28/20
2020-21: Once again received the majority of his playing time as a reserve through his second season in an Aggie uniform...One
of three NM State players who took part in all 20 games on the year and made one appearance in the starting lineup...Averaged
3.1 points, 3.2 rebounds, 0.4 assists and 0.8 blocked shots while logging 13.1 minutes per game...Finished the year with shooting
splits of .574/1.000/.500...Promoted to the starting lineup for the first time in his collegiate career and finished with three points
as well as six rebounds in a career-high 32 minutes during a non-conference setback at CSUN (Dec. 28)...Grabbed a career-high
eight rebounds on two occasions, the first of which came in a non-conference win over Western New Mexico (Jan. 25)...Put forth
a breakout effort during a WAC win over California Baptist in which he finished with a career-high 12 points on 5-of-6 shooting
(Feb. 6)...Drained the first three-pointer of his career during the Aggies’ WAC win over California Baptist (Feb. 6).
2019-20: Saw time exclusively as a reserve during his first season of deployment...Took part in 28 of the team’s 31 games and
averaged 1.8 points, 1.6 rebounds and 0.1 assists in 8.2 minutes per game...Shot .583/.000/.636...Ranked second on the team in
blocked shots (12)...Debuted in style by coming up with season-highs in points (11), rebounds (seven), field goals made (four),
field goals attempted (five), free throws made (three) and free throw attempts (four) in a season-high 17 minutes during the
team’s season-opening home victory over Western New Mexico (11/5)...Posted two blocked shots on three occasions, the first
coming during a non-conference home win over longtime rival UTEP (12/3)...Helped the Aggies capture their third-consecutive
WAC regular season title while ending the season in a 19-game winning streak that ranked as the second-longest in the nation.
High School: A two-year varsity letter winner at Martin Luther King High School in Philadelphia, Pa….as a junior, the Cougars
advanced to the second round of the PIAA 5A Tournament before finishing the season 21-10 overall…his senior season saw
MLKHS advance to the PIAA Tournament after posting 18 wins…spent his first two years of prep school at Parkway Center City…
led the Bulldogs to the second round of the PIAA AA Tournament as sophomore and the first round his freshman year.
Personal: Son of William Thomas and Kimberly Davis…has two older brothers, Tyrell and Tryon…majoring in communication
studies.
McNAIR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2019-20 28-0 229/8.2 21-36 .583 0-0 .000 7-11 .636 13-32-45 1.6 25-0 3 11 2 12 49/1.8
2020-21 20-1 261/13.1 27-47 .574 1-1 1.000 7-14 .500 21-43-64 3.2 32-0 5 16 4 9 62/3.1
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 48-1 490/10.2 48-83 .578 1-1 1.000 14-25 .560 34-75-109 2.3 57-0 8 27 6 21 111/2.3
MIKE15
Points none 25, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21
Rebounds none 12, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21
PEAKE
Off. Rebounds none 4, twice, last vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/20/21
Def. Rebounds none 9, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21
Assists none 3, 3x, last at Jacksonville State, 2/27/21
Blocks none 4, vs. Omaha, 11/25/20
Steals none 3, at Morehead State, 2/6/21
FGs Made none 11, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21 Sophomore
FGs Attempted none 14, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21 Forward • 6-7 • 218
3FGs Made none 3, at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21
3FGs Attempted none 4, twice, last at Tennessee Tech, 2/25/21 Chicago, Ill. | Austin Peay
FTs Made none 8, twice, last vs.SIUE, 2/18/21
FTs Attempted none 10, vs. SIUE, 2/18/21
Minutes none 37, vs. Tennessee Tech, 1/21/21
2020-21 (Sophomore • Austin Peay) | Blocked four shots while adding seven points, five rebounds and a steal against Omaha
in his Austin Peay debut (Nov. 25)...Reached double figures for the first time at APSU with 12 points against Abilene Christian
(Nov. 27)…Finished with 14 points and eight boards in 18 minutes against Carver, hitting all six shots from the floor (Dec. 4)...
Dropped in 18 points to lead APSU against Florida A&M; hit 8-of-9 at the line and added seven rebounds against the Rattlers
(Dec. 15)...Picked up 14 points and 10 rebounds for his first career double-double in an OVC showdown against Eastern Illinois
(Feb. 20)...Posted career-highs in points (25), rebounds (12), field goals (11) and three-pointers (three) in a conference triumph at
Tennessee Tech (Feb. 25)...Connected on 64.6 percent (84-for-130) of his field goal attempts over his last 19 outings…Hit at least
60 percent from the floor in 15 of 27 games during the campaign, including two perfect nights against Carver and UT Martin.
2019-20 (Freshman • Georgia) | Made 24 appearances for Georgia, averaging 2.3 points and 2.0 rebounds in nine minutes per
game...Posted a season-best eight points in his debut appearance against Delaware State (Nov. 15)...Hauled in a season-high six
rebounds against South Carolina in a career-high 23 minutes (Feb. 26).
High School | Consensus All-State honors as a senior at Blue Valley Northwest (Kansas) High School as a senior...Averaged 13.2
points and 8.5 rebounds for a team that cruised to a Kansas Class 6A title...Hit 66-percent of his tries from the floor as a senior
and posted a 17-point, 10-rebound effort in the title game...Spent the previous two seasons at Northeast Kansas City, where
he moved following a freshman season in his native Chicago...Averaged 18 points and 10 boards as a junior to earn Kansas City
Interscholastic Conference MVP...Considered a consensus three-star prospect by 247sports.com composite and Rivals.com...Also
played on the Nike EYBL circuit with MoKan Elite.
Personal | Son of Chrisondra Johnson and Mike Peake...Born March 15.
PEAKE’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2019-20 24-0 215/9.0 22-39 .564 1-11 .091 11-14 .786 13-34-47 2.0 25-0 1 14 3 6 56/2.3
2020-21 27-21 644/23.9 109-177 .616 17-37 .459 54-74 .730 51-92-143 5.3 64-1 22 31 22 15 289/10.7
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 51-21 859/16.8 131-216 .606 18-48 .375 65-88 .739 64-126-190 3.7 89-1 23 45 25 21 345/6.8

20 CAMERON
Points none none
Rebounds none none
CRAWFORD
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
3FGs Made none none
Kirtland, N.M. | Kirtland HS 3FGs Attempted none none
FTs Made none none
Minutes none none
High School | Known far and wide across the state of New Mexico as one of the best prep student-athletes in the Land of
Enchantment...Starred in both basketball and track & field during his career at Kirtland Central High School...On the hardwood,
Earned 4A NMAA First Team All-State honors his senior year and collected a pair of First-Team All-District honors in hoops, too...
Served as Kirtland’s leading scorer both as a junior and a senior...Netted 20 points in his team’s state playoff quarterfinal bout
against Espanola Valley as a senior...A speedster in the lanes, owns Kirtland’s school record in the 100-meter dash...Individually,
finished second at the state meet in the 100-meter dash...Part of a 4x100 relay team that won a state title.
Personal | Born August 10, 2002...Son of Courtney Crawford...Has two siblings - a brother and a sister...Father, Courtney, played
college basketball at a trio of institutions - New Mexico Junior College, Eastern New Mexico and Fort Lewis...Plans to major in
computer science at NM State.
CAWFORD’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
LEVAR23
Points none 11, twice, last at Kennesaw State, 2/29/20
Rebounds none 5, at Army, 12/14/19
WILLIAMS
Off. Rebounds none 2, at Army, 12/14/19
Def. Rebounds none 3, at Army, 12/14/19
Assists none 2, 3x, last vs. Stetson, 2/20/20
Blocks none 1, 4x, last vs. Jacksonville, 2/8/20
Steals none 3, at Stetson, 1/23/20
FGs Made none 4, at Stetson, 1/23/20 Sophomore
FGs Attempted none 7, twice, last at Stetson, 1/23/20 Guard • 6-1 • 190
3FGs Made none 3, at Stetson, 1/23/20
3FGs Attempted none 5, 3x, last at Stetson, 1/23/20 Hyde Park, Mass. | Indian Hills CC
FTs Made none 7, vs. Stetson, 2/20/20
FTs Attempted none 9, vs. Stetson, 2/20/20
Minutes none 25, at North Alabama, 2/27/20
2020-21 (Sophomore • Indian Hills CC) | Served as a mainstay in the Warriors’ lineup during his lone season in the program...
Took part in each of the squad’s 24 games and appeared in the starting lineup for 23 of them...Averaged 8.0 points, 1.6 rebounds
and 1.0 assists in 17.3 minutes per game...Wrapped up the season with shooting splits of .379/.333/.818...Amassed 10 or more
points on 10 occasions and posted one 20+ point performance...Finished with a season-high 20 points on 7-of-9 shooting which
included a 6-of-8 showing from three-point range in that outing, a 100-61 win over Ellsworth Community College (Jan. 23)...
Helped his squad lay claim to its eighth NJCAA Region XI crown in the last decade...Aided the program in securing an outright
Iowa Community College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) regular season title.
2019-20 (Freshman • NJIT) | Headed to nearby Newark, N.J., where he suited up for Atlantic Sun program NJIT...Appeared in
28 games exclusively off of the bench...Averaged 3.6 points, 0.9 rebounds and 0.4 assists in 11.5 minutes per game...Made his
college basketball debut in the team’s season opener at Colgate where he finished with three points, one rebound and an assist
in 11 minutes (Nov. 6)...Hauled in a season-high five rebounds and dished out a season-high two assists to go along with four
points and a blocked shot at Army (Dec. 4)...Netted a season-high 11 points as well as a season-high three steals in a road game
at Stetson (Jan. 23)...Matched his season-high in scoring with an 11-point output at Kennesaw State (Feb. 29).
High School | Prepped by head coach Sean Ryan at Burke High School in Dorechester, Mass.....Named First Team All-State by the
USA Today after averaging 28.2 ppg as a senior...Finished his career with 1,604 points...Two-time Boston Herald All-Scholastic
choice...Became the first male basketball player in school history to earn an NCAA Division I scholarship...Exited Burke HS as its
all-time leading scorer.
Personal | Born on June 15, 2001...Son of Cassandra Williams...Plans to major in business at NM State.
WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2019-20 28-0 323/11.5 33-92 .359 17-63 .270 18-26 .692 7-19-26 0.9 46-0 12 25 7 4 101/3.6
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 28-0 323/11.5 33-92 .359 17-63 .270 18-26 .692 7-19-26 0.9 46-0 12 25 7 4 101/3.6

25JORGE
Points none none
Rebounds none none
MORENO
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
Forward • 6-10 • 273 FGs Attempted none none
3FGs Made none none
Cananea, Sonora, Mexico | Strength ‘n Motion International 3FGs Attempted none none
FTs Made none none
Minutes none none
High School | Prepped by head coach Mark Reed at Strength ‘N Motion International in San Antonio, Texas...Possesses just three
years of pre-collegiate basketball experience after spending the majority of his prep career as a soccer goalie...Took to basketball
quickly and averaged 14.0 points, 13.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.5 blocks per game for Strength ‘N Motion...Played in 20 games
for the Texas-based college basketball prep academy...Spent time with the Mexican U18 national team under head coach
Enrique Zuñiga Castro...Developed in part by Castro which made him a target for numerous prep basketball academies and
college basketball programs in the United States.
MORENO’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
JOHNNY35
Points none 19, at CSUN, 12/28/20
Rebounds none 18, vs. Seattle U, 2/13/20
McCANTS
Off. Rebounds none 10, 2x, last at Dixie State, 3/5/21
Def. Rebounds none 14, vs. Seattle U, 2/13/20
Assists none 5, 3x, last at Dixie State, 3/6/21
Blocks none 3, 4x, last at Dixie State, 3/6/21
Steals none 5, at Dixie State, 3/6/21
FGs Made none 7, 5x, last at Tarleton State, 2/26/21 Redshirt Senior
FGs Attempted none 14, 2x, last vs. Seattle U, 2/13/20 Forward • 6-7 • 229
3FGs Made none 5, at CSUN, 12/28/20
3FGs Attempted none 10, at CSUN, 12/28/20 Las Cruces, N.M. | Oñate HS
FTs Made none 8, at Seattle U, 2/13/21
FTs Attempted none 10, 2x, last at Seattle U, 2/13/21
Minutes none 36, vs. Seattle U, 2/13/20
2021-22 Preseason All-WAC Second Team (Coaches and Media)
2020-21 All-WAC Honorable Mention
2020-21 Preseason All-WAC First Team (Coaches)
2020-21 Preseason All-WAC First Team (Media)
2020-21: Put his versatility on display each and every night, becoming known as one of the Aggies’ finest players...One of only three players on
the team to take part in all 20 contests...Made 18 appearances in the starting lineup...Averaged 10.0 points, 6.1 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 0.9 steals
and 0.9 blocked shots in 25.3 minutes per game...Led the team and ranked seventh in the WAC in rebounding...Led the team and ranked third in
the WAC in offensive rebounding (2.9 per game)...Led the team and ranked seventh in the WAC in blocked shots...Posted his lone double-double
of the year by going for 11 points and 12 rebounds in a non-conference victory over Benedictine Mesa (Dec. 1)...Established career-highs in
scoring (19 points), three-pointers made (five) and three-pointers attempted (10) in a non-conference loss at CSUN (Dec. 28)...Drained a career-
high eight free throws on a career-best 10 attempts in a WAC victory at Seattle U (Feb. 13)...Reeled in 10 offensive rebounds to match his career-
high in a WAC victory at Dixie State (March 5)...Matched his career highs in assists (five) and blocked shots (three) while generating a career-best
five steals during a WAC win at Dixie State (March 6)...Was the only player in NCAA Division I basketball to finish with 10+ points, five or more
rebounds, five or more assists, five or more steals and three or more blocked shots without committing a turnover in his team’s WAC win at Dixie
State (March 6).
2019-20: Started his tenure as an upperclassman by turning into one of the most reliable players in the lineup...One of four Aggies to appear in
all 31 games and made 18 starts...Averaged 9.3 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 25.7 minutes per game...Led the team in total rebounds
(193), rebounding average, blocked shots (14) and blocked shots per game (0.5)...In his second start of the season, poured in a career-high 18
points in a neutral-site win against Mississippi State (12/22)...Matched a career-high with three blocked shots in a WAC win over CSU Bakersfield
at home (1/30)...Posted the first double-double of his collegiate career by going for 17 points and 12 rebounds while shooting a perfect 7-of-7
from the field in a home WAC victory over Grand Canyon (2/1)...Soared for a career-high 18 rebounds while also matching his career-highs
in field goal attempts (14) and three-point field goal attempts (six) during a WAC home victory over Seattle U (2/13)...Dished out five assists
to match his career high during a WAC home win against Utah Valley (2/15)...Helped the Aggies capture their third-consecutive WAC regular
season title while ending the season in a 19-game winning streak that ranked as the second-longest in the nation.
2018-19: Saw action in in 31 games while starting in three…has now helped NM State claim two-straight regular-season titles, three-straight
tournament titles and two NCAA Tournament berths…returned from a late summer injury early and made his first appearance this year against
Eastern New Mexico (11/21) with 5 points, 3 blocks, 2 assists and 2 rebounds…scored 12 points with 6 assists against then-No. 2/2 Kansas…
had 9 points and 16 rebounds in the league-opener at California Baptist (1/3)…drilled a game-winning half-court against Grand Canyon and
finished with 17 points and five rebounds on 7-of-9 shooting…had 10 points and 8 rebounds at CSU Bakersfield (2/7)…posted 12 points and 7
boards in win at UMKC (2/28) to clinch the regular-season title outright…averaged 7.0 rebounds in the three games at the WAC Tournament…
scored a team-high 16 points with seven rebounds on 6-of-7 shooting and two steals against #5 Auburn (3/21) in the NCAA Tournament.
2017-18: Helped guide NM State to its 21st NCAA Tournament appearance…led the Aggies to their third WAC regular-season title in four years
with 12-2 finish as well as its eighth WAC Tournament title...wrapped up his first collegiate season averaging 4.0 points and 4.3 rebounds with
a 57-percent shooting percentage while playing in all 34 games…made his collegiate debut against East Central University (11/10) with two
points and eight rebounds…recorded a season-high eight points seven times…notched his first double-digit rebounding game at New Mexico
(12/9) with eight points and 10 boards…made his first-career start at UMKC, finishing with six points and four rebounds on 3-of-3 shooting…
recorded his second 10 rebound game against Chicago State (2/22) at home to go along with his eight points on 4-of-5 shooting…posted eight
points and six rebounds in NM State’s quarterfinal win over Chicago State (3/8) at the WAC Tournament.
High School: Ranked No. 1 in the state of New Mexico according to MaxPreps.com and listed as a three-star recruit on Rivals.com…led Oñate
High School to the state semifinals his senior campaign as OHS finished the season 25-5 overall and undefeated in district play (8-0)…named
district 3 player of the year for the second-straight season after averaging 19.7 points, 12.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 4.9 blocks and 2.6 steals…
was also a state Gatorade Player of the Year finalist after tallying 22 double-doubles and three triple-doubles…named to the New Mexico High
School Coaches Association 5A/6A All-Star team for the south…also named to NMHSCA 6A All-State team…earned second-team all-state
honors after leading the Knights to the state playoffs as a junior…helped OHS finish second in district play that year with a 5-3 record.
Personal: Son of Johnny and Cindy McCants…has an older brother, Daemond, an older sister, Daeshi, and younger brother Daelyn…brother
Daemund played basketball at Lane Community College (2013-14)…sister Daeshi played basketball at Eastern New Mexico after spending her
freshman year at UTEP…mother Cindy (Paige) played collegiately at USC before transferring to New Mexico State…works closely with the local
Special Olympics chapter in Las Cruces…majoring in individualized studies.
McCANTS’ CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2017-18 34-1 522/15.4 61-107 .570 0-4 .000 14-38 .368 57-89-146 4.3 56-0 14 22 13 24 136/4.0
2018-19 31-3 559/18.0 74-111 .667 10-29 .345 35-69 .507 62-86-148 4.8 69-0 20 34 13 24 193/6.2
2019-20 30-18 772/25.7 108-188 .574 28-70 .400 31-61 .508 61-123-184 6.1 52-2 58 38 31 14 275/9.2
2020-21 20-18 506/25.3 64-138 .464 24-71 .338 48-71 .676 58-64-122 6.1 50-2 36 29 18 17 200/10.0
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 115-40 2359/20.5 307-544 .564 62-174 .356 128-239 .536 238-362-600 5.2 227-4 128 123 75 79 804/7.0

42YUAT
Points none 18, vs. Norfolk State, 1/24/21
Rebounds none 11, vs. Morgan State, 3/12/21
ALOK
Off. Rebounds none 3, vs. Morgan State, 2/2/21
Def. Rebounds none 9, vs. Morgan State, 3/12/21
Assists none 1, 10x, last vs. Morgan State, 3/12/21
Blocks none 4, at Norfolk State, 2/7/21
Steals none 1, 3x, last at Norfolk State, 2/8/21
Graduate Student FGs Made none 8, vs. Norfolk State, 1/24/21
Forward • 6-11 • 211 FGs Attempted none 12, vs. Norfolk State, 1/24/21
3FGs Made none 2, twice, last vs. Morgan State, 3/12/21
Aukland, New Zealand | Coppin State 3FGs Attempted none 4, vs. Morgan State, 3/12/21
FTs Made none 3, 3x, last vs. Morgan State, 2/2/21
FTs Attempted none 6, vs. Morgan State, 2/2/21
Minutes none 25, twice, last vs. Morgan State, 2/2/21
2020-21 (Senior • Coppin State) | Started all 11 games he appeared in after joining the team in January...Averaged 9.5 points and
5.9 rebounds in 20.8 minutes per game...Also credited with ten blocks, eight assists and three steals...Made 56-percent (42-of-75)
of his field goals (sixth in MEAC during league play), 40.9-percent (9-of-22) from three-point range and 57.9-percent (11-of-19)
from the foul line...Scored in double figures six times with one double-double...Recorded ten points and four rebounds in his
debut at Morgan State (Jan. 16) and followed up with six points and six boards (Jan. 17)...Registered a career-high 18 points
on 8-of-12 shooting with two three-pointers along with eight rebounds in the second game against Norfolk State (Jan. 24)…
Had back-to-back 10-point games against Morgan State (Jan. 30 and Feb. 2)...Blocked four shots to go with three points and
seven rebounds at Norfolk State (Feb. 7)...Closed the regular season with 14 points and six rebounds at Delaware State (Feb.
28)...Led the team with 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting with two three-pointers, along with a career-high 11 rebounds in MEAC
Tournament game against Morgan State (March 12)...Earned a spot on the MEAC All-Tournament Team.
2018-19 (Junior • TCU) | In his inaugural season at the NCAA Division I level, appeared in 10 games for TCU...Averaged 3.3 points,
2.5 rebounds and 0.2 assists in 13.1 minutes per game...Poured in a season-high 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting while adding a
season-high six rebounds against CSU Baskersfield in his debut for the Horned Frogs (Nov. 7)...Posted a season-high two blocked
shots in a non-conference showdown with USC (Dec. 7).
2017-18 (Sophomore • Chipola College) | Heralded as the nation’s top junior college recruit prior to the start of his final season at
Chipola...Logged minutes in 22 of the team’s 30 contests and made 21 appearances in the starting lineup...Averaged 12.3 points,
7.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocked shots per game...Generated shooting splits of .551/.481/.816...Recorded 13 games of 10 or more
points...Totaled two games of 20 or more points...Finished the season with three double-doubles...Racked up a season-high 20
points on 7-of-12 shooting in a win over Baton Rouge Community College (Nov. 13)...Grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds and
completed his first double-double effort of the season with 20 points to go along with a season-high four blocked shots in a win
over Georgia Highlands College (Dec. 2)...Earned All-Panhandle Conference Second Team accolades...Rated the third-best junior
college recruit in the nation at the conclusion of the season.
2016-17 (Freshman • Chipola College) | One of five players to take part in all 30 of the squad’s games...Appeared in the
starting lineup on 21 occasions...Averaged 7.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 0.7 blocked shots per game...Put up shooting splits of
.606/.333/.685...Amassed 12 games of 10 or more points and two outings of 20 or more points...Finished the season with a trio
of double-doubles...Started the season with four consecutive double-digit scoring outings...Totaled a season-high four blocked
shots in a 10-point triumph over Miami Dade College (Dec. 11)...Poured in a season-high 22 points and completed a double-
double effort with a season-high 11 rebounds in a victory over East Georgia State College (Dec. 30)...Picked up All-Panhandle
Conference Second Team accolades.
Personal | Son of Aluel (birth mother who lives in New Zealand)...Was born in Kenya, but moved to New Zealand at a young age...
Moved to the United States when he was 17 years old.
ALOK’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2018-19 10-0 131/13.1 13-30 .433 0-0 .000 7-9 .778 4-21-25 2.5 29-1 2 14 0 3 33/3.3
2020-21 11-11 229/20.8 42-75 .560 9-22 .409 11-19 .579 17-48-65 5.9 39-4 8 33 3 10 104/9.5
2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL 21-11 360/17.1 55-105 .524 9-22 .409 18-28 .643 21-69-90 4.3 68-5 10 47 3 13 137/6.5
SHAKIRU --
Points none none
Rebounds none none
ODUNEWU
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
FGs Made none none Freshman
FGs Attempted none none Forward • 6-10 • 255
3FGs Made none none
3FGs Attempted none none Providence, R.I. | Universal Academy
FTs Made none none
Minutes none none

-- KIRAN
Points none none
Rebounds none none
OLIVER
Assists none none
Blocks none none
Steals none none
3FGs Made none none
Chicago, Ill. | PHH Prep 3FGs Attempted none none
FTs Made none none
Minutes none none
2021-22 | Will redshirt during his first season of association with NM State.
High School | Began his prep career at Shadow Ridge High School before matriculating to another Arizona institution…For the
2018-19 season, Oliver suited up for Shadow Ridge HS in Surprise, Ariz., where he helped the Stallions post a 21-8 record which
included an 9-2 showing in region action…Oliver reigned as the Stallions’ leading scorer in his lone season at the institution…
Moved on to PHH Prep for the final two seasons of his pre-collegiate career…As a junior in 2019-20, turned into a go-to player
on the squad and helped the team accumulated 34 victories…Named The Grind Session’s Under the Radar Player of the Year at
the end of 2019-20…Completed his tenure with PHH Prep in 2020-21 where he averaged 19.8 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2.0 assists
and 1.6 steals in 10 games on the team’s high school circuit…Rated as a three-star recruit and the 13th-best recruit in the state
of Arizona.
Personal | Born on April 25, 2002...Son of Dwight and Angie...Brother played Arena Football...Plans to major in business at NM
State.
OLIVER’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

2021-22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
TOTAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
2019-20 New Mexico St. Men's Basketball
2020-21 in Review Combined Team Statistics
All games
@NMStateMBB Page 1/1
as of Mar 06, 2020
COMBINED STATISTICS
Game Records Score by Periods
Record Overall Home Away Neutral
Team 1st 2nd OT TOT
ALL GAMES 25-6 13-1 9-4 3-1
CONFERENCE 16-0 8-0 8-0 0-0
New Mexico St. 1082 1114 18 2214
NON-CONFERENCE 9-6 5-1 1-4 3-1 Opponents 818 1024 10 1852
Team Box Score

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds
No. Player
GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
21 QUEEN, Trevelin 26-25 714:46 27.5 128-272 .471 53-137 .387 35-43 .814 51 84 135 5.2 61 1 63 48 7 45 344 13.2
10 RICE, Jabari 30-19 789:10 26.3 124-265 .468 50-129 .388 86-104 .827 49 104 153 5.1 57 0 58 51 6 25 384 12.8
15 AURRECOECHEA, Ivan 31-31 746:20 24.1 136-235 .579 3-9 .333 78-120 .650 62 113 175 5.6 68 0 29 61 6 10 353 11.4
35 MCCANTS, Johnny 31-18 800:05 25.8 112-193 .580 29-72 .403 35-65 .538 64 129 193 6.2 54 2 59 38 14 32 288 9.3
5 HENRY, Clayton 1-0 23:00 23.0 3-6 .500 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 2 2 4 4.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 8.0
11 GILYARD, Evan 19-14 431:40 22.7 44-113 .389 27-68 .397 28-40 .700 3 34 37 1.9 39 1 54 29 1 11 143 7.5
3 BROWN, Terrell 27-16 696:15 25.8 61-176 .347 45-135 .333 33-45 .733 11 42 53 2.0 29 0 34 29 1 16 200 7.4
12 HARRIS, AJ 3-2 45:21 15.1 8-19 .421 4-10 .400 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.7 3 0 11 2 0 4 20 6.7
55 WILLIAMS, Shawn 28-2 416:02 14.9 45-132 .341 32-98 .327 25-29 .862 15 25 40 1.4 12 0 15 25 1 2 147 5.3
13 BOBBITT, C.J. 31-13 581:07 18.7 49-135 .363 17-74 .230 29-39 .744 21 68 89 2.9 69 1 34 27 4 10 144 4.6
2 OWENS, Tennessee 8-0 38:31 4.8 6-13 .462 5-10 .500 5-8 .625 0 3 3 0.4 4 0 1 1 0 1 22 2.8
1 BUCHANAN, Shunn 31-15 634:19 20.5 28-83 .337 11-42 .262 18-25 .720 12 69 81 2.6 61 0 83 57 3 32 85 2.7
32 REWALT, Bryce 9-0 32:13 3.6 7-13 .538 6-10 .600 0-1 .000 1 3 4 0.4 3 0 0 1 0 0 20 2.2
24 MCNAIR, William 28-0 232:20 8.3 21-36 .583 0-0 .000 7-11 .636 13 32 45 1.6 25 0 3 11 12 2 49 1.8
25 BROWN, Robert 6-0 37:14 6.2 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 4-4 1.000 0 5 5 0.8 5 0 1 2 0 1 10 1.7
20 JOSEPH, Dajour 3-0 06:37 2.2 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0
Team 41 31 72 23
Total 31 6225 774-1700 .455 283-798 .355 383-534 .717 345 746 1091 35.2 491 5 447 406 55 191 2214 71.4
Opponents 31 6223 658-1554 .423 189-585 .323 347-475 .731 202 642 844 27.2 568 14 311 428 61 188 1852 59.7
Team Statistics Team Results

NMSU OPP Date Opponent Score Att.
Scoring 2214 1852 11/05/2019 Western N.M. W 92-46 5066
Points per game 71.4 59.7 11/12/2019 at UTEP L 50-65 8993
Scoring margin +11.7 - 11/14/2019 Southern U. W 79-63 5930
Field goals-att 774-1700 658-1554 11/17/2019 at Arizona L 53-83 13161
Field goal pct .455 .423 11/21/2019 New Mexico L 77-78 7268
3 point fg-att 283-798 189-585 11/25/2019 vs Colorado St. Wot 78-70 1251
3-point FG pct .355 .323 11/26/2019 vs South Fla. W 65-45 755
3-pt FG made per game 9.1 6.1 11/27/2019 vs George Mason L 64-68 1492
Free throws-att 383-534 347-475 12/03/2019 UTEP W 59-56 7048
Free throw pct .717 .731 12/07/2019 at Washington St. L 54-63 1222
F-Throws made per game 12.4 11.2 12/10/2019 at Denver W 72-67 910
Rebounds 1091 844 12/14/2019 at New Mexico L 62-69 14488
Rebounds per game 35.2 27.2 12/18/2019 Ark.-Pine Bluff W 65-40 4288
Rebounding margin +8.0 - 12/22/2019 vs Mississippi St. W 58-52 2761
12/29/2019 Northern N.M. W 104-30 4490
Assists 447 311
01/04/2020 at California Baptist W 86-71 4754
Assists per game 14.4 10.0
01/09/2020 Chicago St. W 93-54 4367
Turnovers 406 428
01/11/2020 Kansas City W 74-71 4517
Turnovers per game 13.1 13.8
01/16/2020 at Utah Valley W 70-56 2119
Turnover margin +0.7 -
01/18/2020 at Seattle U W 75-67 999
Assist/turnover ratio 1.1 0.7
01/25/2020 at UTRGV W 67-62 2618
Steals 191 188
01/30/2020 CSU Bakersfield W 61-57 5126
Steals per game 6.2 6.1
02/01/2020 Grand Canyon W 72-52 13960
Blocks 55 61
02/06/2020 at Chicago St. W 71-49 0
Blocks per game 1.8 2.0
02/08/2020 at Kansas City W 67-61 1513
Winning streak 19 -
02/13/2020 Seattle U W 72-64 4794
Home win streak 11 -
02/15/2020 Utah Valley W 84-82 5492
Attendance 91041 60879 02/22/2020 UTRGV W 78-62 11680
Home games-Avg/Game 14-6503 13-4683 02/27/2020 at Grand Canyon W 67-53 7155
Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-1565 02/29/2020 at CSU Bakersfield W 62-46 2947
03/05/2020 California Baptist W 83-50 7015
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Game Records
COMBINED STATISTICS (WAC ONLY)
Score by Periods
Record Overall Home Away Neutral
Team 1st 2nd OT TOT
ALL GAMES 16-0 8-0 8-0 0-0
CONFERENCE 16-0 8-0 8-0 0-0
New Mexico St. 584 598 0 1182
NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Opponents 437 520 0 957
Team Box Score

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds
No. Player
GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
15 AURRECOECHEA, Ivan 16-16 416:14 26.0 83-145 .572 2-7 .286 50-68 .735 34 66 100 6.3 39 0 18 29 3 2 218 13.6
10 RICE, Jabari 16-15 439:28 27.5 63-143 .441 28-69 .406 52-61 .852 24 64 88 5.5 30 0 40 28 5 15 206 12.9
21 QUEEN, Trevelin 11-10 245:27 22.3 44-84 .524 21-47 .447 17-20 .850 17 32 49 4.5 24 0 11 14 4 17 126 11.5
35 MCCANTS, Johnny 16-15 470:02 29.4 61-103 .592 15-40 .375 27-40 .675 41 75 116 7.3 26 0 43 16 6 16 164 10.3
3 BROWN, Terrell 15-7 407:42 27.2 45-95 .474 34-70 .486 25-33 .758 6 19 25 1.7 16 0 18 7 1 8 149 9.9
12 HARRIS, AJ 1-1 08:09 8.2 4-7 .571 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 2 0 0 3 9 9.0
11 GILYARD, Evan 16-14 377:15 23.6 35-95 .368 20-55 .364 24-34 .706 3 30 33 2.1 35 1 46 25 1 9 114 7.1
55 WILLIAMS, Shawn 14-0 143:41 10.3 19-52 .365 13-40 .325 15-15 1.000 6 6 12 0.9 3 0 2 4 0 1 66 4.7
13 BOBBITT, C.J. 16-1 254:36 15.9 21-61 .344 8-37 .216 6-8 .750 4 32 36 2.3 33 0 18 14 1 3 56 3.5
1 BUCHANAN, Shunn 16-1 304:14 19.0 15-44 .341 6-25 .240 8-11 .727 7 34 41 2.6 29 0 44 28 2 14 44 2.8
2 OWENS, Tennessee 4-0 11:39 2.9 3-4 .750 3-4 .750 1-3 .333 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 2.5
32 REWALT, Bryce 5-0 15:26 3.1 3-7 .429 2-5 .400 0-1 .000 1 2 3 0.6 1 0 0 1 0 0 8 1.6
24 MCNAIR, William 13-0 106:07 8.2 6-15 .400 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 3 12 15 1.2 15 0 2 6 5 1 15 1.2
Team 18 18 36 12
Total 16 3200 401-854 .470 152-401 .379 228-298 .765 164 390 554 34.6 253 1 244 184 28 89 1182 73.9
Opponents 16 3200 343-795 .431 106-326 .325 165-237 .696 94 317 411 25.7 299 6 174 197 27 81 957 59.8
Team Statistics Team Results

NMSU OPP Date Opponent Score Att.
Scoring 1182 957 01/04/2020 at California Baptist W 86-71 4754
Points per game 73.9 59.8 01/09/2020 Chicago St. W 93-54 4367
Scoring margin +14.1 - 01/11/2020 Kansas City W 74-71 4517
Field goals-att 401-854 343-795 01/16/2020 at Utah Valley W 70-56 2119
Field goal pct .470 .431 01/18/2020 at Seattle U W 75-67 999
3 point fg-att 152-401 106-326 01/25/2020 at UTRGV W 67-62 2618
3-point FG pct .379 .325 01/30/2020 CSU Bakersfield W 61-57 5126
3-pt FG made per game 9.5 6.6 02/01/2020 Grand Canyon W 72-52 13960
Free throws-att 228-298 165-237 02/06/2020 at Chicago St. W 71-49 0
Free throw pct .765 .696 02/08/2020 at Kansas City W 67-61 1513
F-Throws made per game 14.3 10.3 02/13/2020 Seattle U W 72-64 4794
Rebounds 554 411 02/15/2020 Utah Valley W 84-82 5492
Rebounds per game 34.6 25.7 02/22/2020 UTRGV W 78-62 11680
Rebounding margin +8.9 - 02/27/2020 at Grand Canyon W 67-53 7155
02/29/2020 at CSU Bakersfield W 62-46 2947
Assists 244 174
03/05/2020 California Baptist W 83-50 7015
Assists per game 15.3 10.9
Turnovers 184 197
Turnovers per game 11.5 12.3
Turnover margin +0.8 -
Assist/turnover ratio 1.3 0.9
Steals 89 81
Steals per game 5.6 5.1
Blocks 28 27
Blocks per game 1.8 1.7
Winning streak 16 -
Home win streak 8 -
Attendance 56951 22105
Home games-Avg/Game 8-7119 8-2763
Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

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TEAM GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON
GAME RESULT FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT O-D-TOTAL PF | +/- PTS | +/- A | +/- TO | +/- BLK | +/- STL | +/- MIN HALF
at Arizona Christian | 11/5 24-56 .429 13-31 .419 16-20 .800 8-20-28 19 77 13 14 1 4 200 30
NM State W | 83-77 30-61 .492 6-20 .300 17-22 .773 14-26-40 | +12 21 | +2 83 | +6 13 | = 15 | +1 5 | +4 6 | +2 200 35 | +5
Benedictine Mesa | 12/1 19-53 .358 5-18 .278 11-18 .611 3-24-27 13 54 12 17 0 8 200 28
vs. NM State W | 92-54 36-67 .537 11-31 .355 9-12 .750 10-34-44 | +17 21 | +8 92 | +38 19 | +7 12 | -5 1 | +1 8|= 200 51 | +33
at CSUN | 12/28 22-66 .333 6-27 .222 16-20 .800 12-36-48 21 66 13 10 3 7 200 30
NM State L | 66-63 20-63 .317 7-26 .269 16-22 .727 9-36-45 | -3 21 | = 63 | -3 9 | -4 14 | +4 2 | -1 4 | -3 200 38 | +8
Western N.M. 14-40 .350 3-10 .300 10-13 .769 3-21-24 23 41 19 19 1 5 200 23
vs. NM State W | 70-41 22-57 .386 7-29 .241 19-26 .731 13-22-35 | +1114 | +11 70 | +29 10 | -9 12 | -7 2 | +1 5|= 200 31 | +8
at Grand Canyon 26-49 .531 7-18 .389 11-12 .917 5-23-28 27 70 19 11 1 1 200 37
NM State* L | 70-62 16-52 .308 5-30 .167 25-33 .758 17-18-35 | +7 18 | =9 62 | -8 7 | -12 12 | +1 1 | = 5 | +4 200 30 | -7
at Grand Canyon 26-54 .481 5-19 .263 8-11 .727 10-24-34 14 65 12 10 1 5 200 36
NM State* L | 65-53 19-52 .365 7-31 .226 8-10 .800 10-20-30 13 | -1 53 | -12 12 | = 12 | +2 0 | -1 3 | -3 200 28 | -8
California Baptist 33-63 .524 8-19 .421 11-18 .611 9-24-33 14 85 15 5 1 1 200 41
vs. NM State*L | 85-75 29-60 .483 9-24 .375 8-11 .727 9-26-35 16 75 15 9 3 3 200 38
California Baptist 22-47 .468 6-12 .500 20-25 .800 4-14-18 18 70 7 18 2 4 200 34
vs. NM State*W | 97-70 37-62 .597 10-25 .400 13-20 .650 7-18-25 20 97 14 8 1 10 200 50
at Seattle U 31-60 .517 13-26 .500 8-9 .889 8-20-28 17 83 13 7 3 3 200 48
NM State* L | 83-72 24-56 .429 9-29 .310 15-20 .750 12-20-32 14 72 17 12 3 2 200 44
at Seattle U 17-50 .340 8-29 .276 16-21 .762 6-18-24 18 58 5 9 3 4 200 23
NM State* W | 65-58 21-57 .368 12-32 .375 11-17 .647 19-26-45 21 65 12 15 2 1 200 32
Utah Valley 27-47 .574 4-12 .333 11-24 .458 8-32-40 17 69 14 15 2 1 200 33
vs. NM State*L | 69-66 24-63 .381 7-29 .241 11-20 .550 11-20-31 22 66 13 5 2 6 200 29
Utah Valley 24-57 .421 5-17 .294 7-13 .538 10-26-36 21 60 15 14 4 4 200 24
vs. NM State*W | 67-60 19-52 .365 8-23 .348 21-25 .840 8-26-34 15 67 8 9 2 5 200 30
at Tarleton State 20-49 .408 3-17 .176 8-15 .533 7-14-21 12 51 10 15 1 8 200 23
NM State* W | 78-51 29-50 .580 13-22 .591 7-9 .778 8-26-34 13 78 19 18 2 5 200 41
at Tarleton State 24-48 .500 5-15 .333 11-13 .846 6-20-26 14 64 14 7 1 7 200 36
NM State* L | 64-55 17-52 .327 9-33 .273 12-14 .857 16-19-35 16 55 10 14 2 1 200 25
UTRGV 18-49 .367 5-21 .238 10-18 .556 10-22-32 18 51 10 16 4 6 200 19
vs. NM State*W | 69-51 26-68 .382 8-29 .276 9-12 .750 19-25-44 14 69 12 12 4 5 200 31
at Dixie State 23-47 .489 7-17 .412 13-17 .765 8-21-29 20 66 13 18 4 7 200 34
NM State* W | 76-66 28-70 .400 10-35 .286 10-19 .526 24-19-43 17 76 16 10 2 10 200 45
at Dixie State 18-52 .346 6-17 .353 14-15 .933 7-23-30 23 56 12 18 4 7 200 34
NM State* W | 68-56 24-54 .444 7-24 .292 13-18 .722 9-28-37 18 68 13 17 5 9 200 40
UTRGV 21-52 .404 2-16 .125 17-28 .607 8-16-24 16 61 12 12 3 3 200 24
vs. NM State W | 77-61 26-50 .520 12-24 .500 13-17 .765 9-29-38 23 77 15 17 2 5 200 39
Utah Valley 17-57 .298 5-21 .238 23-30 .767 16-24-40 22 62 4 13 3 5 200 23
vs. NM State W | 78-62 25-55 .455 9-25 .360 19-25 .760 9-26-35 25 78 10 11 5 3 200 32
Grand Canyon 26-55 .473 8-21 .381 14-18 .778 11-28-39 13 74 11 9 0 4 200 41
vs. NM State L | 74-56 20-55 .364 9-32 .281 7-9 .778 5-20-25 17 56 5 9 2 4 200 26
POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS
0 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 13 14 20 22 24 32 35 55
OPPONENT W/L SCORE ROBERTS KIIR TILLMAN GILYARD II AGEE HENRY RICE WILLIAMS KING WATSON OWENS LIKAYI McNAIR REWALT McCANTS DOAKES
at Arizona Christian W 83-77 8-2-1 DNP 15-7-0 5-3-2 DNP 20-5-0 14-9-4 DNP 0-1-1 DNP DNP 9-5-1 4-0-1 DNP 8-7-3 DNP
vs .Benedictin Mesa W 92-54 0-0-0 DNP 17-8-1 17-2-7 2-1-0 11-7-2 15-4-2 DNP DNP DNP 6-3-2 2-1-0 8-3-0 5-1-1 11-12-3 DNP
at CSUN L 66-63 5-3-1 2-2-0 10-17-3 13-1-1 DNP DNP DNP 2-0-2 2-1-0 DNP DNP 7-3-0 3-6-0 0-0-0 19-8-2 DNP
vs. Western N.M. W 70-41 4-2-2 DNP DNP 12-3-2 DNP DNP DNP 5-4-1 2-1-2 DNP 3-0-0 20-6-1 5-8-0 0-2-0 8-6-1 11-3-1
at Grand Canyon* L 70-62 7-0-0 DNP 4-6-1 6-2-3 DNP 5-4-1 12-4-0 DNP 0-2-0 DNP DNP 9-4-0 4-6-0 DNP 15-7-2 DNP
at Grand Canyon* L 65-53 2-1-0 DNP 11-2-3 3-2-3 DNP 7-5-3 11-3-2 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP 13-3-0 2-2-0 DNP 4-4-1 0-2-0
vs. California Baptist* L 85-75 7-1-0 DNP 8-6-4 11-0-4 DNP 11-7-4 17-6-1 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-0 DNP 4-2-2 6-4-0 DNP 11-3-0 0-1-0
vs. California Baptist* W 97-70 11-1-0 2-0-0 19-4-3 13-1-3 DNP 5-3-3 20-3-2 0-1-1 DNP 8-3-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 12-1-0 0-0-0 5-6-2 2-1-0
at Seattle U* L 83-72 8-2-0 5-4-0 16-9-2 8-0-3 DNP 9-4-0 7-3-6 5-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 4-1-1 3-3-1 DNP 7-3-1 0-0-2
at Seattle U* W 65-58 0-0-0 DNP 0-2-1 7-2-6 DNP 10-10-1 19-6-0 5-4-1 DNP 0-3-0 DNP 5-2-1 0-8-0 DNP 16-5-2 3-0-0
vs. Utah Valley* L 69-66 13-3-0 0-0-1 10-3-2 9-2-4 DNP 3-3-1 12-5-3 0-2-1 DNP DNP DNP 10-6-0 0-0-0 DNP 9-5-1 DNP
vs. Utah Valley* W 67-60 2-2-0 DNP 10-6-2 16-2-1 DNP 7-5-1 20-5-1 0-3-1 DNP 1-2-0 DNP 3-3-0 0-2-1 DNP 8-3-1 DNP
at Tarleton State* W 78-51 14-3-5 DNP 7-7-2 3-1-1 DNP 5-4-3 5-2-3 9-4-4 DNP 12-3-0 0-0-0 DNP 2-4-0 3-0-0 18-4-1 DNP
at Tarleton State* L 64-55 12-3-2 DNP 1-2-1 DNP DNP 9-6-3 6-8-2 9-2-0 DNP 5-4-0 DNP DNP 2-0-0 0-0-0 11-8-2 DNP
vs. UTRGV* W 69-51 12-6-0 0-1-0 DNP 2-4-5 DNP 15-5-1 16-8-4 2-1-0 DNP 8-4-1 0-0-0 DNP 4-1-0 0-0-0 10-6-1 DNP
at Dixie State* W 76-66 10-3-1 2-0-0 13-5-1 12-4-2 DNP 6-4-1 20-9-3 0-2-4 DNP 2-1-0 0-0-0 3-3-1 2-0-1 0-0-0 6-12-2 0-0-0
at Dixie State* W 68-56 7-5-1 0-0-0 22-6-2 3-4-2 DNP 10-1-1 9-5-1 0-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 3-0-0 0-1-0 2-6-0 0-0-0 12-6-5 0-1-1
vs. UTRGV W 77-61 5-1-2 0-3-0 12-5-2 8-0-1 DNP 5-0-1 9-9-2 5-1-4 DNP 5-1-1 3-0-0 15-2-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 9-6-2 1-2-0
vs. Utah Valley W 78-62 7-2-1 DNP 23-4-0 8-2-2 DNP 4-5-1 13-4-2 8-3-1 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 3-5-0 DNP 9-6-3 0-1-0
vs. Grand Canyon L 74-56 4-1-0 DNP 11-5-0 18-1-2 DNP 5-2-0 12-3-1 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 4-5-1 2-0-0
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NM STATE GAME-BY-GAME QUICK FACTS
OPPONENT DATE W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE RECORD H A N HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS HIGH ASSISTS
at Arizona Christian11/29 W 83-77 72 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 20 | Henry 9 | Rice 4 | Rice
vs. Benedictine Mesa 12/1 W 92-54 102 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 17 | Gilyard II 12 | McCants 7 | Gilyard II
17 | Tillman
at CSUN 12/28 L 66-63 0 2-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 19 | McCants 17 | Tillman 3 | Tillman
vs. Western N.M. 1/25 W 70-41 0 3-1 0-0 1-1 2-0 20 | Likayi 8 | McNair 2 | Gilyard II
2 | King
2 | Roberts
at Grand Canyon* 1/29 L 70-62 1,000 3-2 | 0-1 0-0 1-2 2-0 15 | McCants 7 | McCants 3 | Gilyard II
at Grand Canyon* 1/30 L 65-53 909 3-3 | 0-2 0-0 1-3 2-0 13 | Likayi 5 | Henry 3 | Gilyard II
3 | Henry
3 | Tillman
vs. California Baptist* 2/5 L 85-75 0 3-4 | 0-3 0-0 1-3 2-1 17 | Rice 7 | Henry 4 | Gilyard II
4 | Henry
4 | Tillman
vs. California Baptist* 2/6 W 97-70 0 4-4 | 1-3 0-0 1-3 3-1 20 | Rice 6 | McCants 3 | Gilyard II
3 | Henry
3 | Tillman
at Seattle U* 2/12 L 83-72 0 4-5 | 1-4 0-0 1-4 3-1 16 | Tillman 9 | Tillman 6 | Rice
at Seattle U* 2/13 W 65-58 0 5-5 | 2-4 0-0 2-4 3-1 19 | Rice 10 | Henry 6 | Gilyard II
vs. Utah Valley* 2/19 L 69-66 0 5-6 | 2-5 0-0 2-4 3-2 13 | Roberts 6 | Likayi 4 | Gilyard II
vs. Utah Valley* 2/20 W 67-60 0 6-6 | 3-5 0-0 2-4 4-2 20 | Rice 6 | Tillman 2 | Tillman
at Tarleton State* 2/26 W 78-51 1,172 7-6 | 4-5 0-0 3-4 4-2 18 | McCants 7 | Tillman 5 | Roberts
at Tarleton State* 2/27 L 64-55 1,464 7-7 | 4-6 0-0 3-5 4-2 12 Roberts 8 | McCants 3 | Henry
8 | Rice
vs. UTRGV* 3/2 W 69-51 0 8-7 | 5-6 0-0 3-5 5-2 16 | Rice 8 | Rice 5 | Gilyard II
at Dixie State* 3/5 W 76-66 403 9-7 | 6-6 0-0 4-5 5-2 20 | Rice 12 | McCants 4 | Williams
at Dixie State* 3/6 W 68-56 415 10-7 | 7-6 0-0 5-5 5-2 22 | Tillman 6 | McCants 5 | McCants
6 | McNair
6 | Tillman
vs. UTRGV 3/11 W 77-61 160 11-7 0-0 5-5 6-2 15 | Likayi 9 | Rice 4 | Williams
vs. Utah Valley 3/12 W 78-62 250 12-7 0-0 5-5 7-2 23 | Tillman 6 | McCants 3 | McCants
vs. Grand Canyon 3/13 L 74-56 325 12-8 0-0 5-5 7-3 18 | Gilyard II 5 | McCants 2 | Gilyard II
5 | Tillman
NM STATE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS
DATE OPPONENT GUARD GUARD GUARD/FORWARD FORWARD FORWARD/GUARD
11/29 at Arizona Christian Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
12/1 vs. Benedictine Mesa Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
12/28 at CSUN Gilyard II Roberts McNair McCants Tillman
1/25 vs. Western N.M. Gilyard II Roberts King McCants Likayi
1/29 at Grand Canyon* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Likayi
1/30 at Grand Canyon* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Likayi
2/5 vs. California Baptist* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Likayi
2/6 vs. California Baptist* Gilyard II Henry Rice Tillman Likayi
2/12 at Seattle U* Gilyard II Henry Rice Tillman Likayi
2/13 at Seattle U* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
2/19 vs. Utah Valley* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
2/20 vs. Utah Valley* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
2/26 at Tarleton State* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants TIllman
2/27 at Tarleton State* Roberts Henry Rice McCants Williams
3/2 vs. UTRGV* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Williams
3/5 at Dixie State* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
3/6 at Dixie State* Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
3/11 vs. UTRGV Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
3/12 vs. Utah Valley Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
3/13 vs. Grand Canyon Gilyard II Henry Rice McCants Tillman
Record by starting lineup
Gilyard II | Henry | Rice | McCants | Tillman • 9-2
Gilyard II | Roberts | McNair | McCants | Tillman • 0-1
Gilyard II | Roberts | King | McCants | Likayi • 1-0
Gilyard II | Henry | Rice | McCants | Likayi • 0-3
Gilyard II | Henry | Rice | Tillman | Likayi • 1-1
Roberts | Henry | Rice | McCants | Williams • 0-1
Gilyard II | Henry | Rice | McCants | Williams • 1-0

NM STATE SPECIALTY STATS
LARGEST TIME SPENT PAINT PTS. PTS. OFF T/O 2nd CHANCE PTS. FAST BREAK BENCH PTS.
DATE OPPONENT SCORE LEAD DEFICIT TIES LC LEADING TRAILING TIED NMSU OPP NMSU OPP NMSU OPP NMSU OPP NMSU OPP
11/29 at Arizona Christian W | 83-77 12 3 9 7 39:40 -- 0:20 44 | +24 20 9 | +1 8 18 | +14 4 4 | +4 0 21 | +16 5
12/1 vs. Benedictine Mesa W | 92-54 38 2 2 2 37:09 0:29 2:29 46 | +30 16 23 | +19 4 15 | +13 2 9 | +5 4 21 | -1 22
12/28 at CSUN L | 66-63 12 4 1 2 34:19 3:04 2:37 26 | -2 28 13 | -2 15 4 | -5 9 12 | -1 13 13 | -12 25
1/25 vs. Western N.M. W | 70-41 31 2 4 6 33:38 1:43 4:39 26 | +4 22 19 | +13 6 12 | +7 5 8 | +4 4 24 | +9 15
1/29 at Grand Canyon* L | 70-62 9 8 6 5 14:54 21:50 3:16 20 | -6 26 5 | -6 11 19 | +13 6 2 | -3 5 15 | +4 11
1/30 at Grand Canyon* L | 65-53 5 17 2 1 3:24 34:18 2:18 24 | -14 38 9 | -6 15 14 | +7 7 0 | -4 4 15 | +1 14
2/5 vs. California Baptist* L | 85-75 8 12 4 8 8:58 27:09 3:53 34 | -10 44 7 | -4 11 7 | -3 10 5 | -7 12 17 | -6 11
2/6 vs. California Baptist* W | 97-70 30 4 2 2 35:45 2:40 1:35 50 | +28 22 23 | +12 11 9 | +4 5 18 | +7 11 40 | +24 16
2/12 at Seatte U* L | 83-72 2 18 7 10 2:12 35:17 2:31 24 | -12 36 9 | -7 16 14 | +7 7 8 | +6 2 28 | +10 18
2/13 at Seattle U* W | 65-58 14 3 3 5 30:36 6:06 3:18 16 | = 16 3 | -6 9 21 | +11 10 5|= 5 13 | +3 10
2/19 vs. Utah Valley* L | 69-66 8 7 4 13 15:48 21:59 2:12 24 36 14 5 10 6 8 8 23 15
2/20 vs. Utah Valley* W | 67-60 9 2 5 5 33:27 2:55 3:38 18 24 11 13 9 12 19 9 6 21
2/26 at Tarleton State* W | 78-51 31 4 4 1 31:40 5:35 2:45 30 24 17 13 10 8 6 3 40 14
2/27 at Tarleton State* L | 64-55 -- 14 -- -- -- 37:08 2:52 14 20 5 11 13 10 2 15 8 4
3/2 vs. UTRGV* W | 69-51 20 6 3 3 26:47 10:41 2:32 28 24 24 13 16 7 8 11 24 22
3/5 at Dixie State* W | 76-66 18 5 0 3 35:58 3:21 3:41 26 28 19 12 21 11 6 4 19 22
3/6 at Dixie State* W | 68-56 18 -- -- -- 39:40 -- 0:20 30 20 18 15 5 8 4 7 12 12
3/11 vs. UTRGV W | 77-61 25 2 -- 3 38:39 1:02 0:19 22 38 14 15 8 7 2 2 34 25
3/12 vs. Utah Valley W | 78-62 20 -- -- -- 39:29 -- 0:31 24 12 14 13 15 18 5 9 21 7
3/13 vs. Grand Canyon L | 76-54 4 19 1 5 3:34 33:28 2:58 18 24 14 6 10 13 10 7 6 17
NM STATE MISCELLANEOUS STATS
OPENING TIPOFF OPENING RUN FIRST NMSU... FIRST OPP... FIRST SUB TIMEOUTS DUNKS
RESULT OPPONENT | DATE PLAYER RESULT BY SCORE POINTS FG POINTS FG TIME--PLAYER # FIRST CALLED # | PLAYERS
W | 83-77 at Arizona Christian | 11/29 McCants W ACU 2-0 18:45 16:11 19:08 19:08 16:59--Roberts 1 2H | 5:28 4 | McCants, McNair, Tillman (x2)
W | 92-54 BENEDICTINE MESA | 12/1 McCants W NMSU 2-0 19:09 19:09 18:46 18:46 15:06-McNair 1 2H | 8:16 3 | McCants, McNair, Tillman
L | 66-63 at CSUN | 12/28 McCants L CSUN2-0 17:32 15:50 18:34 18:34 15:01-Likayi 4 1H | 4:44 2 | Tillman (x2)
W | 70-41 vs. Western N.M. | 1/25 McCants W NMSU 5-0 18:13 18:13 17:01 17:01 15:47-Williams 1 1H | 7:19 1 | McNair
L | 70-62 at Grand Canyon* | 1/29 McCants L NMSU 3-0 19:24 19:24 19:06 19:06 15:59-Roberts 3 1H | 1:13 ---
L | 65-63 at Grand Canyon* | 1/30 McCants L NMSU 2-0 19:04 19:04 18:40 18:40 17:06-McNair 3 1H | 12:30 --
L | 85-75 vs. California Baptist* | 2/6 McCants L CBU 4-0 18:51 18:51 19:37 19:37 16:19-McNair 3 1H | 4:58 2 | McNair, Tillman
W | 97-70 vs. California Baptist* | 2/6 Tillman L NMSU 2-0 19:13 19:13 18:08 18:08 17:16-McCants 1 2H | 2:20 2 | Tillman, Watson
L | 83-72 at Seattle U* | 2/12 Likayi L SU 2-0 19:10 19:10 19:33 19:33 16:21-McCants 2 2H | 12:49 2 | Likayi, Tillman
W | 65-58 at Seattle U* | 2/13 McCants L SU 3-0 16:57 16:57 19:42 19:42 17:12-Likayi 2 1H | 0:19 --
L | 69-66 vs. Utah Valley* | 2/19 McCants L NMSU 8-0 19:47 19:47 17:02 17:02 16:06-Roberts 3 1H | 3:03 3 | McCants (x2), Tillman
W | 67-60 vs. Utah Valley* | 2/19 McCants L UVU 2-0 17:51 17:51 19:30 19:30 15:15-Likayi 2 1H | 0:15 --
W | 78-51 at Tarleton State* | 2/26 McCants W TSU 2-0 18:11 18:11 19:19 19:19 14:24-McNair 1 1H | 14:53 1 | McCants
L | 64-55 at Tarleton State* | 2/27 McCants L TSU 4-0 15:56 13:21 17:08 17:08 14:04-Watson 3 2H | 11:39 --
W | 69-51 vs. UTRGV* | 3/2 McCants W UTRGV 2-0 15:52 15:52 18:47 18:47 14:50-Roberts 1 2H | 1:19 4 | McCants, McNair, Rice (x2)
W | 76-66 at Dixie State* | 3/5 McCants W DSU 5-0 17:55 17:55 19:19 19:19 14:54-Roberts 2 1H | 0:55 1 | McNair
W | 68-56 at Dixie State* | 3/6 McCants W NMSU 6-0 19:40 19:40 19:00 19:00 16:16-Likayi 1 2H | 1:02 4 | McCants (x2), Tillman (x2)
W | 77-61 vs. UTRGV | 3/11 McCants L UTRGV 2-0 19:14 19:14 19:41 19:41 16:31-McNair 3 1H | 16:17 3 | Likayi, McCants, Rice
W | 78-62 vs. Utah Valley | 3/12 Henry L NMSU 5-0 19:29 19:29 17:47 12:33 15:50-Roberts 1 1H | 11:21 --
L | 76-54 vs. Grand Canyon | 3/13 McCants L NMSU 4-0 18:39 18:39 16:52 16:52 13:16-Roberts 2 1H | 9:03 1 | McCants
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS | NM STATE INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS | OPPONENTS
CATEGORY TOTAL NMSU PLAYER OPPONENT DATE CATEGORY TOTAL PLAYER TEAM DATE
POINTS 23 Donne Tillman vs. Utah Valley 3/12 POINTS 34 Trey Woodbury Utah Valley 3/12
FIELD GOALS MADE 7 Donnie Tillman at Dixie State 3/6 FIELD GOALS MADE 9 Darrion Trammell Seattle U 2/12
Jabari Rice at Dixie State 3/5 Ty Rowell California Baptist 2/6
Johnny McCants at Tarleton State 2/26
Jabari Rice California Baptist 2/6 Angelo Johnson Arizona Christian 11/29
Donnie Tillman California Baptist 2/6 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 20 TJ Starks CSUN 12/28
Jabari Rice California Baptist 2/5 FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min 5 att.) 1.000 (6-6) Jeff Otchere UTRGV 3/11
Evan Gilyard II vs. Benedictine Mesa 12/1 Emeka Udenyi Seattle U 2/12
Clayton Henry at Arizona Christian 11/29 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 5 Reed Nottage California Baptist 2/5
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 16 Jabari Rice at Dixie State 3/5 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 11 Trey Woodbury Utah Valley 3/12
FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min 5 att.) .875 (7-8) Johnny McCants at Tarleton State 2/26 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. .833 (5-6) Reed Nottage California Baptist 2/5
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 5 Jabari Rice at Dixie State 3/5
Johnny McCants at CSUN 12/28 FREE THROWS MADE 15 Trey Woodbury Utah Valley 3/12
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 12 Jabari Rice at Dixie State 3/5 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 16 Trey Woodbury Utah Valley 3/12
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 1.000 (3-3) Johnny McCants at Tarleton State 2/26 FREE THROW PCT. (min. 3 att.) 1.000 (5-5) Vante Hendrix CSUN 12/28
C.J. Roberts at Tarleton State 2/26 Dominic Gonzalez Arizona Christian 11/29
FREE THROWS MADE 8 Donnie Tillman vs. Utah Valley 3/12 1.000 (4-4) Jamison Overton Utah Valley 3/12
Donne Tillman vs. Utah Valley 2/20 Frank Staine Dixie State 3/6
Johnny McCants at Seattle U 2/13 Reed Nottage California Baptist 2/5
Johnny McCants at CSUN 12/28
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 10 Johnny McCants at Seattle U 2/13 Asbjørn Mitgaard Grand Canyon 1/29
FREE THROW PCT. (min. 3 att.) 1.000 (8-8) Donne Tillman vs. Utah Valley 3/12 Cash Williams Western N.M. 1/25
Donne Tillman vs. Utah Valley 2/20 1.000 (3-3) Ricky Nelson UTRGV 3/11
1.000 (7-7) Johnny McCants at Tarleton State 2/27 Trevon Allfrey Dixie State 3/6
1.000 (5-5) Evan Gilyard II vs. Western N.M. 1/25 Uche Dibiamaka UTRGV 3/2
Jabari Rice at Grand Canyon 1/29 Motre Gipson Tarleton State 2/27
1.000 (4-4) Jabari Rice vs. Utah Valley 3/12 Trey Woodbury Utah Valley 2/19
Johnny McCants at Dixie State 3/6
C.J. Roberts at Tarleton State 2/27 REBOUNDS | TOTAL 17 Fardaws Aimaq Utah Valley 2/19
Donnie Tillman at Grand Canyon 1/29 REBOUNDS | OFFENSIVE 5 Fardaws Aimaq Utah Valley 3/12
1.000 (3-3) Mayan Kiir at Seattle U 2/13 REBOUNDS | DEFENSIVE 14 Fardaws Aimaq Utah Valley 2/19
Clayton Henry at Arizona Christian 11/29 ASSISTS 8 Ty Rowell California Baptist 2/5
REBOUNDS | TOTAL 17 Donnie Tillman at CSUN 12/28 Jovan Blacksher Grand Canyon 1/29
REBOUNDS | OFFENSIVE 10 Johnny McCants at Dixie State 3/5 BLOCKS 3 Hunter Schofield Dixie State 3/6
REBOUNDS | DEFENSIVE 14 Donnie Tillman at CSUN 12/28 Jeff Otchere UTRGV 3/2
ASSISTS 7 Evan Gilyard II vs. Benedictine Mesa 12/1
BLOCKS 3 Johnny McCants at Dixie State 3/6 STEALS 4 Shamir Bogues Tarleton State 2/27
STEALS 5 Johnny McCants at Dixie State 3/6 MINUTES 40 Konstantin Dotsenko Tarleton State 2/27
MINUTES 39 Evan Gilyard II at Grand Canyon 1/29
SINGLE-GAME SEASON HIGHS | OPPONENTS
SINGLE-GAME SEASON HIGHS | NM STATE CATEGORY TOTAL DATE OPPONENT
CATEGORY TOTAL DATE OPPONENT POINTS 85 2/5 California Baptist
POINTS 97 2/6 vs. California Baptist FIRST-HALF POINTS 48 2/12 at Seattle U
FIRST-HALF POINTS 51 12/1 vs. Benedictine Mesa SECOND-HALF POINTS 47 11/29 Arizona Christian
SECOND-HALF POINTS 48 11/29 at Arizona Christian OVERTIME POINTS -- -- --
OVERTIME POINTS -- -- -- FIELD GOALS MADE 33 2/5 California Baptist
FIELD GOALS MADE 37 2/6 vs. California Baptist
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 70 3/5 at Dixie State FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 66 12/28 CSUN
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .597 2/6 vs. California Baptist FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .574 2/19 Utah Valley
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 13 2/26 at Tarleton State 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 13 2/12 at Seattle U
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 35 3/5 at Dixie State 11/29 Arizona Christian
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .591 2/26 at Tarleton State 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 31 11/29 Arizona Christian
FREE THROWS MADE 25 1/29 at Grand Canyon 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .500 2/12 Seattle U
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 33 1/29 at Grand Canyon 2/6 California Baptist
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .857 2/27 at Tarleton State
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 24 3/5 at Dixie State FREE THROWS MADE 23 3/12 Utah Valley
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 36 12/28 at CSUN FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 30 3/12 Utah Valley
TOTAL REBOUNDS 45 2/13 at Seattle U FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .933 3/6 Dixie State
12/28 at CSUN OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 16 3/12 Utah Valley
REBOUNDING MARGIN +21 2/13 at Seattle U DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 36 12/28 CSUN
PERSONAL FOULS 25 3/12 vs. Utah Valley TOTAL REBOUNDS 48 12/28 CSUN
ASSISTS 19 2/26 at Tarleton State REBOUNDING MARGIN +14 3/13 Grand Canyon
12/1 vs. Benedictine Mesa
TURNOVERS 18 3/11 vs. UTRGV PERSONAL FOULS 28 1/29 Grand Canyon
2/26 at Tarleton State ASSISTS 19 1/29 Grand Canyon
BLOCKS 5 3/12 vs. Utah Valley TURNOVERS 19 1/25 Western N.M.
3/6 at Dixie State BLOCKS 4, 4x last 3/6 Dixie State
11/29 at Arizona Christian STEALS 8 2/26 at Tarleton State
STEALS 10 3/5 at Dixie State
2/6 vs. California Baptist SINGLE-GAME SEASON LOWS | OPPONENTS
SINGLE-GAME SEASON LOWS | NM STATE CATEGORY TOTAL DATE OPPONENT
POINTS 41 1/25 Western N.M.
CATEGORY TOTAL DATE OPPONENT
POINTS 53 1/30 at Grand Canyon FIRST-HALF POINTS 19 3/2 UTRGV
FIRST-HALF POINTS 25 2/27 at Tarleton State SECOND-HALF POINTS 18 1/25 Western N.M.
SECOND-HALF POINTS 25 1/30 at Grand Canyon OVERTIME POINTS -- -- --
12/28 at CSUN FIELD GOALS MADE 14 1/25 Western N.M.
OVERTIME POINTS -- -- -- FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 40 1/25 Western N.M.
FIELD GOALS MADE 16 1/29 at Grand Canyon FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .298 3/12 Utah Valley
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 50 3/11 vs. UTRGV 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 2 3/11 UTRGV
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .308 1/29 at Grand Canyon 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 10 1/25 Western N.M.
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 5 1/29 at Grand Canyon 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .125 3/11 UTRGV
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 20 11/29 at Arizona Christian FREE THROWS MADE 7 2/20 Utah Valley
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .167 1/29 at Grand Canyon FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 9 2/12 Seattle U
FREE THROWS MADE 7 2/26 at Tarleton State FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .458 2/19 Utah Valley
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 9 2/26 at Tarleton State OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 3 1/25 Western N.M.
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .526 3/5 at Dixie State 12/1 Benedictine Mesa
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 7 2/6 vs. California Baptist
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 18 2/6 vs. California Baptist DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 14 2/26 Tarleton State
TOTAL REBOUNDS 25 3/13 vs. Grand Canyon 2/6 California Baptist
2/6 vs. California Baptist TOTAL REBOUNDS 18 2/6 California Baptist
REBOUNDING MARGIN -14 3/13 vs. Grand Canyon REBOUNDING MARGIN -21 2/13 Seattle U
PERSONAL FOULS 13 2/26 at Tarleton State PERSONAL FOULS 13 12/1 Benedictine Mesa
ASSISTS 5 3/13 vs. Grand Canyon ASSISTS 4 3/12 Utah Valley
TURNOVERS 5 2/19 vs. Utah Valley TURNOVERS 5 2/5 California Baptist
BLOCKS 0 1/30 at Grand Canyon BLOCKS 0 3/13 Grand Canyon
STEALS 1 2/27 at Tarleton State 12/1 Benedictine Mesa
2/13 at Seattle U STEALS 1 2/19 Utah Valley

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NEW MEXICO STATE (1-0) GLENDALE, Ariz. - Two-hundred and seventy days. Or, just a shade under nine months.
GAME
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS
05 Henry,Clayton * 30 7-11 3-7 3-3 2-3-5 2 0 2 0 1 20 That’s how long it had been since the NM State men’s basketball team last took the
02 Tillman,Donnie * 29 5-12 0-2 5-7 2-2-4 3 0 3 1 0 15 court. Sunday night in Glendale - just about 30 miles away from their relocation site of the
10 Rice,Jabari * 36 6-12 0-3 2-2 6-3-9 3 4 2 1 2 14
Arizona Grand - the new-look Aggies retook the court for their first action of what is sure to
be a wild 2020-21 season.
35 McCants,Johnny * 23 3-8 0-2 2-4 2-5-7 4 3 2 1 0 8
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 19 1-4 1-2 2-2 0-3-3 4 2 0 0 1 5 Clayton Henry showed what he can do when fully healthy. Donnie Tillman announced his
22 Likayi,Wilfried 18 3-7 1-3 2-2 2-3-5 0 1 2 1 1 9 presence to Aggie faithful around the nation with a fine performance. Jabari Rice was,
00 Roberts,C.J. 24 3-3 1-1 1-2 0-2-2 4 1 3 0 0 8 well, Jabari Rice.
24 McNair,Will 12 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 1 1 1 4
But at the end of the night it was Las Cruces’ favorite son - Johnny McCants - who sealed
83 77
13 King,Jason 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 1 0 0 0 0
TM Team 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 0 0 0 0 0 0
the deal for the Aggies.
at TOTALS - 200 30-61 6-20 17-22 14-26-40 21 13 15 5 6 83 Trailing by one with 60 seconds remaining in regulation, the Aggies turned to McCants
49.2% 30.0% 77.3% to deliver them to the promised land. The senior did so with a driving two-handed dunk
| 1-0 | | 5-0 |
ARIZONA CHRISTIAN (5-0) to give his squad the lead before vanquishing Arizona Christian for good with a put-back
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2020
layup off of his own free throw miss in the closing seconds as the Aggies claimed an 83-
ACU EVENTS CENTER • GLENDALE, ARIZ. 77 win over the Firestorm Sunday night at the ACU Events Center.
ATTENDANCE: 72 01 Angelo Johnson * 36 9-18 3-7 5-6 1-3-4 2 6 2 0 1 26
02 Dominic Gonzalez * 32 4-7 3-5 5-5 0-3-3 1 3 2 0 0 16 FIRST HALF
NEW MEXICO STATE | 35 | 48 | 83
ARIZONA CHRISTIAN | 30 | 47 | 77
05 De’Ron Kyle * 31 5-14 3-8 3-5 3-2-5 4 0 1 0 0 16 • Coming out of the gates a little shaky to start, NM State turned the ball over on each of
32 Robby Wilson * 35 5-8 4-5 0-0 2-3-5 3 2 0 0 0 14 its first two possessions and watched the Firestorm net five of the first seven points of the
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 21 Darius Goudeau * 26 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-2-2 4 1 2 0 2 0 game. From there, however, the Aggies found their footing.
1st 13-25 4-12 5-6
23 Xavier Cooper 16 0-2 0-1 3-4 0-4-4 1 1 5 0 1 3 • The long ball was what sparked an 11-0 NM State run which began at the 16:11 mark of
HALF 52% 33.3% 83.3%
30 Jamel Cleveland 14 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 1 1 0 2
the frame. Wilfried Likayi, who was making his Aggie debut, started the display of down-
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A town shooting by slinging in a triple for his first NM State bucket. Henry and fellow senior
24 Aaron Gedeon 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Evan Gilyard II followed up with trifectas of their own before Likayi converted a jumper in
2nd 17-36 2-8 12-16
HALF 47.2% 25% 75% 04 Cam Carson 3 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 the lane off of a fine pass from Will McNair.
00 Chris Daniels 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Up 13-5 with 14:53 to go in the half, the Aggies kept their foot on the gas pedal and
ACU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TM Team 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 stretched their lead to double-digits. A driving score by Rice with 8:24 on the clock hiked
1st 11-31 5-17 3-4 TOTALS - 200 24-56 13-31 16-20 8-20-28 19 13 14 1 4 77 the visitors’ edge to 11, 21-10, but the Firestorm turned to its own big three to whittle
HALF 35.5% 29.4% 75% 42.9% 41.9% 80.0% away at its deficit.
ACU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • Robby Wilson and Angelo Johnson each drained three-pointers while De’Ron Kyle opted
2nd 13-25 8-14 13-16 for an old-fashioned three point play as part of a 9-2 ACU surge that cut the Aggies’ lead
HALF 52% 57.1% 81.3% down to 23-19 with 6:21 left in the half.
• Henry ended the Firestorm scoring surge with his second triple of the half at the 5:04
mark. Later on it was Rice who pushed his team’s advantage to double-digits yet again
with another layup.
• Up 32-22 with 2:28 to go in the frame, the Aggies fell victim to an 8-2 ACU spurt
powered by Dominic Gonzalez who had five in that stretch. That trimmed NM State’s edge
to 35-30 at the break.
SECOND HALF
• It looked as through the Aggies were primed to run away with things once the final frame
got going. Likayi capped a 7-0 NM State run through the first 2:23 of the half with another
jumper in the painted are to push the Aggies’ lead to 42-30, but the Firestorm weren’t
even close to finished.
• An 18-6 run by the home team over the next 6:02 cut the Aggies’ lead all the way down
to a single point, 48-47. Wilson put in eight points during that ACU spree.
• Again it was Henry who stopped the bleeding for NM State, starting a 7-0 run with anoth-
er downtown splashdown. After a pair of Tillman free throw makes, the Aggies’ lead stood
at 55-47 with 10:49 to go but Johnson dragged the Firestorm back into it from there.
• ACU’s point guard scored each and every point for the home team during its 11-2 run
following Tillman’s free throw swishes. That put the Aggies at a 60-59 disadvantage with
7:06 left, but set the stage for an exciting finish.
• It was the Aggies’ turn to go on a one-man offensive spurt and they went to junior guard
C.J. Roberts who netted seven in a row for NM State. His three-pointer with 5:32 to go
gave NM State a 66-63 advantage but Gonzalez answered with a long ball of his own to
provide one of the five deadlocks through the last 5:02.
• Tillman was the Aggies’ lone source of offense through a stretch of 1:45. His dunk
to knot matters at 68-all started a stretch of eight-straight points for the Detroit, Mich.,
product. It was Tillman’s strong finish in the lane with 2:05 left that put the Aggies on top
74-72.
• Kyle answered an uncontested layup by Rice with a three-pointer that put the Firestorm
back up by one, 77-76, with one minute left but McCants’ dunk with 45 seconds left and
subsequent block of a Kyle layup try helped NM State avert disaster.
• Five of McCants’ eight points came in the final 45 seconds of the game as did three of
his eight rebounds.
KEY PERFORMERS/STATISTICS OF NOTE

• Back at full health and showing it off, Henry netted a career-high 20 points on 7-of-11
shooting to lead the way for the Aggies. Tillman chipped in 15 to go along with four re-
bounds and one of the Aggies’ five blocked shots while Rice ended his night one rebound
shy of a double-double (14 points, nine rebounds).
• McCants also flirted with a double-double, going for eight points, seven rebounds, a trio
of assists and a blocked shot.
• By greatly reducing their turnover total in the second half, the Aggies managed to get
the job done on the road. After committing 11 turnovers in the opening frame, NM State
threw the ball away only four times over the last 20 minutes of action.
• Arizona Christian possessed some players who presented the Aggies with a bunch of
problems Sunday night. Johnson was foremost among them as he netted a game-high
26 points on a 9-of-18 showing from the field. Johnson also dished out a game-best six
assists.
• Both Gonzalez and Kyle finished their nights with 16 points apiece while Wilson posted
14 for the Firestorm who shot .429/.419/.800 for the game.
• Dating back to Dec. 17, 2019, NM State has won 20-straight games. That is tied with
Dayton, who does not play its first game until Friday, Dec. 5, for the second-longest active
winning streak in all of NCAA Division I men’s basketball. UC San Diego, which is in its first
year as an NCAA Division I program in 2020-21, has won 22-straight games dating back
to last season.
• With another win in their next contest, the Aggies will tie the program record for con-
secutive wins (21). That streak has stood since 1937-38 when NM State was under the
direction of head coach Jerry Hines.
• Thanks to the win, NM State also hiked its streak of road victories to nine dating back
to last season. That ranks as the fifth-longest road winning streak in the nation as of this
writing.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (2-0) PHOENIX - For 83 years, their record has stood.
GAME
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 26 7-9 3-5 0-0 0-2-2 1 7 3 0 2 17 The 1937-38 edition of the NM State men’s basketball team, featuring the likes of Pecos
02 Tillman,Donnie * 25 6-11 0-2 5-7 2-6-8 0 1 2 0 2 17 Finley, Kiko Martinez and Melvin Richey, reeled off a program-record 21 consecutive wins
10 Rice,Jabari * 27 5-7 3-5 2-3 1-3-4 2 2 3 0 1 15 en route to a Border Conference title as well as an appearance in the 1938 NIT.
35 McCants,Johnny * 26 5-7 1-2 0-0 4-8-12 0 3 1 0 0 11
05 Henry,Clayton * 25 4-11 1-5 2-2 2-5-7 2 2 0 0 1 11 Tuesday night, the Jerry Hines-led squad from over eight decades ago didn’t have to
24 McNair,Will 17 4-7 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 3 0 1 1 0 8 relinquish their perch at the top of the Aggies’ all-time winning streaks list but they will
20 Owens,Tennessee 15 2-6 2-6 0-0 0-3-3 3 2 2 0 0 6 have to share it.
32 Rewalt,Bryce 13 2-4 1-3 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 0 5
All five members of the 2020-21 team’s starting lineup finished with 11 or more points,
92 54
22 Likayi,Wilfried 16 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 1 2
04 Agee,Rashaun 7 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 1 2 10 of the 11 NM State players who saw the court scored and the Aggies cruised to a
vs. 00 Roberts,C.J. 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 92-54 victory over Benedictine Mesa Tuesday night at The PHHacility.
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0
| 2-0 | | 0-2 | TOTALS - 200 36-67 11-31 9-12 10-34-44 21 19 12 1 8 94 Not only did the Aggies manage to begin the season 2-0 for the second time in the
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2020 53.7% 35.5% 75% last three years, they extended the nation’s second longest active winning streak to 21
THE PHHACILITY • PHOENIX, ARIZ. games and will have the opportunity to win their 22nd in a row the next time they take
BENEDICTINE MESA (0-2)
ATTENDANCE: 106 the court. That would turn into the longest winning streak in Aggie lore if the 2020-21
NEW MEXICO STATE | 51 | 41 | 92 crew can accomplish that feat.
04 Carolina,Tre * 29 3-9 0-0 4-8 0-2-2 0 3 3 0 1 10
BENEDICTINE MESA | 28 | 26 | 54
10 Denham,Austin * 26 4-9 1-4 1-1 0-1-1 3 1 3 0 2 10
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 24 Tate,DJ FIRST HALF
* 21 3-9 1-4 0-0 1-1-2 1 3 2 0 0 7
1st 21-37 9-19 0-0 • After trading buckets with the Redhawks in the opening minutes of the tilt, NM State
34 Smith,Dalton * 18 1-3 0-0 3-4 0-1-1 1 0 2 0 2 5
HALF 56.8% 47.4% 0% took the lead for good when Evan Gilyard II drained the first of his three three-pointers in
42 Sessions,Nick * 27 0-4 0-1 0-0 0-5-5 2 2 0 0 1 0
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A the game with 16:46 to go in the frame.
02 Cheney,Bryce 13 2-3 1-2 1-2 1-2-3 1 1 1 0 0 6
2nd 15-30 2-12 9-12 • That trifecta broke a 4-4 deadlock and started an 8-2 NM State run which culminated
50 Beecher,David 12 2-5 0-1 1-1 0-3-3 0 0 1 0 0 5
HALF 50% 16.7% 75% in a Will McNair layup to make matters 12-6.
03 Struhs,Coleson 15 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 3
• Twice Benedictine Mesa trimmed the Aggies’ lead down to three points before NM
BM FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 00 Fernstrom,Tyler 10 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 3
State pulled away in earnest. After the Redhawks’ Bryce Cheney canned a jumper
1st 11-26 3-7 3-6 13 Grijalva,Jalen 11 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 1 0 0 2
to make it 14-11 the Aggies went on a 17-4 run over the ensuing 6:29 to open up a
HALF 42.3% 42.9% 50% 11 White,Kyle 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 2 2
15-point edge.
BM FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 01 Hernandez,Erick 4 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-1-1 0 1 2 0 0 1
2nd 8-27 2-11 8-12 • Clayton Henry started the scoring surge by draining a triple on one possession fol-
25 Ahlstrom,Jay 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0
HALF 29.6% 18.2% 66.7% TM TEAM 0 lowed up with a two-pointer on the Aggies’ next one. Redshirt freshman forward Rashaun
0-0 0-0 0-0 0-6-6 0 0 0 0 0 0
Agee netted his first basket in an NM State uniform, Jabari Rice follow that with a three
TOTALS - 200 19-53 5-18 11-18 3-24-27 13 12 17 0 8 54
of his own and Gilyard took center stage from there.
42.9% 41.9% 80.0%
• The senior out of Chicago scored the final seven point of the Aggies’ big run with a
triple and back-to-back layups to push NM State’s advantage to 31-16 with 5:53 showing
on the
clock.
• NM State never took its foot off the gas from there, watching its lead balloon to as
many as 23 points before the halftime horn sounded.
• Scorching the nets in the opening frame, the Aggies hit 56.8-percent (21-of-37) of their
field goals while included a fine 47.4-percent (9-of-19) mark from long range.
SECOND HALF
• Austin Denham cut NM State’s lead down to 19 by scoring the first five points of the
final frame but the Aggies responded with a 9-0 run featuring scores by four different
players to go ahead 60-32.
• With the game well in hand, the Aggies’ reserves got their chance to get in the thick
of things. Tennessee Owens drilled one of his two trifectas in the final frame while fellow
Las Cruces native Bryce Rewalt came off the bench and netted five points on a triple
and a layup.
• The Aggies shot 50-percent (15-of-30) through the last 20 minutes of action and
turned in a 9-of-12 (75-percent) accuracy rate from the foul line.

• Gilyard II stayed out of foul trouble and showed exactly what he’s capable of in both the
scoring and passing departments. The senior amassed a game and team-high 17 points
while passing out a career-high seven of the Aggies’ 19 assists. He also generated two
rebounds and a pair of steals while shooting 7-of-9 (.778) from the floor.
• Joining Gilyard II with 17 points was Donnie Tillman. The senior bullied his way to the
tin time and time again and went 6-of-11 from the field and 5-of-7 from the foul line.
Tillman finished two rebound shy of a double-double by grabbing eight and also amassed
two steals and an assist.
• Getting back in the swing of things, too, was senior forward Johnny McCants. The Las
Cruces, N.M., product posted his first double-double of the season and the third of his
career by finishing with 11 points and a game-high 12 rebounds.
• Rice wrapped up his night with 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting and also generated four
rebounds, a pair of assists and a steal. Henry chipped in 11 and seven rebound to round
out the Aggies’ main threats.
• Tre Carolina and Denham finished with 10 points each for the Redhawks.
• McCants collected a little over one quarter (12) of the Aggies’ 47 rebounds on the
night. That helped NM State hold a 44-27 (+17) edge on the glass against the Red-
hawks.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (2-1) NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - CSUN’s TJ Starks buried a three-pointer with 20 seconds remaining
GAME ## PLAYER MIN
35 Johnny McCants * 28
FG-A 3FG-A
6-13 5-10
FT-A O-D-T PF
2-2 0-8-8 5
A
2
TO
0
BLK
1
STL PTS
0 19
to give his team its only lead of the second half, Donnie Tillman misfired on a potential
game-tying three-pointer with seconds to go and NM State dropped a 66-63 non-confer-
03 Evan Gilyard II * 34 2-13 1-9 8-9 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 2 13 ence decision against the Matadors Monday afternoon.
02 Donnie Tillman * 35 4-14 0-2 2-4 3-14-17 3 3 2 1 1 10
00 C.J. Roberts * 26 2-8 1-3 0-0 1-2-3 4 1 2 0 1 5 FIRST HALF
24 Will McNair * 32 1-4 0-0 1-2 1-5-6 2 0 3 0 0 3 • Taking part in their first game in 26 days, the Aggies shook off a slow start in the
22 Wilfried Likayi 14 3-6 0-2 1-3 1-2-3 0 0 1 0 0 7 opening frame and eventually opened up a double-digit lead.
11 Kalen Williams 21 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 2 0 0 2 • After the Matadors began the game with a 5-1 spurt, NM State answered with a 9-0
13 Jason King 8 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 5 0 0 0 0 2 spurt on the strength of Johnny McCants. The forward drilled a pair of three-pointers and
converted a layup during that stretch which put the visitors in front for the remainder of
63 66
01 Mayan Kiir 2 0-1 0-0 2-2 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 0 2
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 0 0 2 0 0 0 the half.
at 32 Bryce Rewalt 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • The Aggies remained in control and saw their lead balloon to as many as 11 points
TOTALS - 200 20-63 7-26 16-22 9-36-45 21 9 14 2 4 63 after McCants drilled another triple with 6:16 left. That made matters 28-17, but the
| 2-1 | | 4-3 | 31.7 % 26.9 % 72.7 % Matadors started chipping away from there.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2020 CSUN (4-3) • A pair of free throw makes by Darius Brown II pulled CSUN within six, 34-28, with 1:29
THE MATADOME • NORTHRIDGE, CALIF. ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS left but four consecutive foul line makes for the Aggies pushed the visitors’ lead back to
ATTENDANCE: 0
02 Starks, TJ * 32 6-20 1-9 5-8 1-5-6 3 4 1 0 0 18 double-digits.
NEW MEXICO STATE | 38 | 25 | 63 10 Brown II, Darius * 37 4-11 2-5 2-2 3-6-9 2 4 2 0 2 12 • Miles Brookins converted a pair of free throw line opportunities with 30 seconds left to
CSUN | 30 | 36 | 66
23 Merkviladze, Alex * 18 4-7 3-4 0-0 1-6-7 3 0 2 0 0 11 whittle NM State’s lead down to 38-30 at the break.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 32 Harrick, Brendan * 18 0-6 0-5 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 1 0 • Much of the Aggies’ success in the frame came from the foul line where they went
1st 12-31 4-14 10-15 24 Okereke, Fidelis * 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 4 0 0 0 0 0 10-of-15 (.667). For his part, Gilyard II put in five of his six tries from that distance during
HALF 38.7% 28.6% 66.7% 14 Hendrix, Vante 28 3-7 0-4 5-5 0-6-6 3 2 2 0 2 11 the stanza.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
05 Brookins, Miles 23 2-4 0-0 2-2 3-4-7 1 2 2 2 1 6
2nd 8-32 3-12 6-7
00 Ndumanya, Festus 21 2-5 0-0 2-3 2-4-6 2 1 0 1 1 6 SECOND HALF
HALF 25% 25% 85.7%
11 Anderson, Amound 11 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 • Picking up right where they left off, the Aggies’ first point of the final frame came
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 courtesy of two Gilyard II makes at the free throw stripe.
CSUN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • It took half of the stanza, but the Matadors managed to make matters a one-posses-
1st 11-37 3-15 5-5 TOTALS - 200 22-66 6-27 16-20 12-36-48 21 13 10 3 7 66
sion game with 10 minutes to go. Following a fast break layup courtesy of Donnie Till-
HALF 29.7% 20% 100% 33.3 % 22.2 % 80.0 %
man that made the score 42-32 Aggies with 16:38 left, NM State didn’t convert another
CSUN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
2nd 11-29 3-12 11-15
field goal for 6:48. CSUN took advantage and used a 10-3 run culminating with Festus
HALF 37.9% 25% 73.3% Ndumanya splitting a pair of freebies to shrink their deficit to three, 45-42.
• NM State regained control in a big way off of Gilyard II’s play. The senior started an 8-0
Aggie run with an old-fashioned three-point play, generated a steal that led to a Wilfried
Likayi fast-break layup and splashed a three-pointer with 8:44 left that hiked the Aggies’
lead to 53-42.
• McCants showed his lethal long range touch again in order to give the visitors their
largest lead of the game. His fifth and final three-pointer with 6:29 left handed the Aggies
a 59-47 lead but NM State would hit just two field goals the rest of the way.
• Vante Hendrix captained an 11-2 Matador run over a span of 3:34. Hendrix clawed his
team within three, 61-58, with 2:21 left by scoring seven of his team’s 11 points during
the surge.
• Tillman tossed down a two-handed dunk that extended the Aggies’ lead to 63-58
with 1:57 left, but the Aggies missed their last four shots from the field while watching
Hendrix set the stage for Starks’ go-ahead bucket by scoring four-straight point for the
Matadors.

• McCants did all he could to keep the Aggies afloat before fouling out with eight sec-
onds remaining. The senior out of Las Cruces, N.M., finished with a game-high 19 points
on 6-of-13 shooting. McCants showed off his long range touch in a major way, splashing
a career-best five three-pointers but outside of McCants (5-of-10) the Aggies went just
2-of-16 (.125) from long range.
• Tillman tore up the boards all afternoon, pulling down a game and career-high 17 in
the Aggies’ first setback in over a calendar year. The native of Detroit, Mich., completed
his double-double bid with 10 points on 4-of-14 shooting in a team-high 35 minutes of
action.
• In the backcourt, Gilyard II led the Aggies’ charge at the foul line by going 8-of-9 from
that distance to finish with 13 points. The senior suffered from an off night from the field,
though, going just 2-of-13.
• Making his Aggie debut, Mayan Kiir finished with two points, and a pair of rebounds in
two minutes of action.
• Kalen Williams also stepped onto the floor for the first time in a NM State uniform. The
sophomore guard finished with two points and a pair of assists in 21 minutes.
• Starks wrapped up his night with a team high 18 points on 6-of-20 shooting for the
Matadors. Including his go-ahead make in the waning seconds, he finished 1-of-9 from
three-point range.
• Brown II (12), Alex Merkviladze (11) and Vante Hendrix (11) each chipped in double-dig-
it points for the Matadors to help them stop a two-game skid.
• The Aggies’ school record-tying 21-game winning streak came to a halt as a result of
the loss, too. It’s NM State’s first setback since Dec. 14, 2019 when they dropped a
69-62 decision at in-state rival New Mexico.
• NM State put up shooting splits of .317/.269/.727 in the loss while the Matadors’
marks of .333/.222/.800 weren’t much gaudier.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (3-1) EL PASO - After 28 days without a game, bouncing from Arizona, to New Mexico and -
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS finally - Texas, there was unquestionably a little bit of rust the NM State men’s basketball
22 Likayi,Wilfried * 29 6-10 2-5 6-8 2-4-6 1 1 0 1 0 20 team had to shake off when they finally took the court once again.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 21 3-6 1-2 5-5 0-3-3 0 2 1 0 1 12
35 McCants,Johnny * 23 2-5 2-5 2-4 3-3-6 2 1 4 1 1 8 Inside the Don Haskins Center in El Paso Monday evening, NM State made a couple of
00 Roberts,C.J. * 24 1-7 0-5 2-2 0-2-2 3 2 0 0 0 4 sizable steps in the right direction with WAC play looming later this week.
13 King,Jason * 24 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 2 6 0 0 2
55 Doakes,Gerald 14 4-7 1-3 2-3 2-1-3 2 1 0 0 2 11 Wilfried Likayi turned in a game-high 20 points, Evan Gilyard II netted all 12 of his point
24 McNair,Will 23 2-4 0-0 1-2 4-4-8 2 0 0 0 1 5 in the first half and the Aggies secured a 70-41 victory over Western New Mexico in yet
11 Williams,Kalen 20 2-4 0-0 1-2 1-3-4 0 1 1 0 0 5 another neutral site tilt for the ultimate road warriors.
70 41
20 Owens,Tennessee 11 1-5 1-5 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3
32 Rewalt,Bryce 11 0-5 0-4 0-0 1-1-2 2 0 0 0 0 0 FIRST HALF
vs. TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Early on in NM State’s first showdown in nearly a month, the Aggies saw their offense
TOTALS - 200 22-57 7-29 19-26 13-22-35 14 10 12 2 5 70 run entirely through Likayi. The redshirt junior pumped in NM State’s first five points
| 3-1 | | 0-4 | 38.6 % 24.1 % 73.1 % before the Mustangs tallied the next six to go ahead 6-5 just 5:13 into the contest.
MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2021 WESTERN NEW MEXICO (0-4) • From there, the tone of the first half shifted to that of a back-and-forth one as neither
DON HASKINS CENTER • EL PASO, TEXAS ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS team was able to string together much offense. For the Aggies, it was due to the fact
ATTENDANCE: 0
05 Powell,Breion * 23 3-7 1-3 2-2 1-3-4 4 0 1 0 2 9 that they hadn’t taken the court in almost 30 days. For the Mustangs, fatigue may have
NEW MEXICO STATE | 31 | 39 | 70 15 Odia,Marvis * 22 3-7 2-4 0-0 0-4-4 3 1 2 0 0 8 played a factor as they were playing their fourth game in five days.
WESTERN N.M. | 23 | 18 | 41
00 Williams,Cash * 26 1-6 0-2 4-4 0-3-3 0 2 6 0 1 6 • Simply put, Gilyard II was the different for the Aggies as they started to pull away at
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 01 Cash,Amarion * 20 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 2 0 0 2 the tail end of the frame. Kick-starting his squad’s stagnant offense, the Chicago, Ill.,
1st 9-23 3-12 10-15 30 Hohenstein,Ian * 21 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 4 0 0 0 0 1 product netted 10 of his 12 first-half markers through the last 2:49.
HALF 39.1% 25% 66.7% 22 Pelissier,Nathan 12 1-3 0-1 3-5 1-2-3 1 0 1 0 1 5 • Gilyard II split his damage equally from the free throw stripe and from the field, going
23 Pedersen,Olamide 21 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 3 0 2 1 1 4 5-5 from the line in that span. In the final second of the half, the senior was fouled hard
2nd 13-34 4-17 9-11
04 Avalos ,Tony 20 2-5 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 4 2 1 0 0 4 on a three-point try. With 0.8 seconds left on the clock, he sank all three freebies and
HALF 38.2% 23.5% 81.8% the Aggies went on to receive the ball as a result of the flagrant foul call. King spied
33 Turner,Josiah 18 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 2 0 0 2
11 Leonard,Andrew 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 1 0 0 0 Gilyard II on the far wing, handed over the inbounds pass watched as Gilyard II canned a
WNMU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A deep triple at the horn.
1st 10-18 1-2 2-2 02 Maltbia,Keyshawn 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0
HALF 55.6% 50% 100% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0
SECOND HALF
WNMU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TOTALS - 200 14-40 3-10 10-13 3-21-24 23 7 19 1 5 41
2nd 4-22 2-8 8-11 35% 30% 76.9% • Sparked by Gilyard II’s individual scoring outburst to conclude the first half, NM State
HALF 18.2% 25% 72.7% really started to open things up in the infancy of the final frame. Likayi and Johnny
McCants connected on back-to-back three pointers to hike NM State’s lead to 11, 37-26,
with 18:00 to go.
• The Mustangs managed to make it a single-digit affair twice more in the ensuing min-
utes, but Will McNair punched home a powerful one-handed slam which made matters
42-31 with 14:01 to go and from there the Aggies’ lead remained in double digits.
• NM State continued to pour it on for the remainder of the frame, showing a great deal
more tenacity on defense in order to finally pull away in earnest. Tennessee Owens’
three-pointer with 2:02 left pushed the Aggies’ edge to 31, 68-37.
• Unwilling to give up anything easy to the Mustangs, NM State held their foes to a
shooting clip of 18.2-percent (4-of-22) through the second half.

• Likayi put forth a game and career-high 20 points to help lead the Aggies to victory.
Gilyard II chipped in 12 in all and sat out for a big part of the second half.
• NM State’s newest player, Gerald Doakes, put on a show in his 14 minutes of action,
too. The springy freshman contributed 11 points and three rebounds off of the bench.
• The win was the first for NM State since Dec. 1.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (3-2, 0-1 WAC) PHOENIX - The effort was unquestionably there for the NM State men’s basketball team.
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS As was the grit and the personnel.
35 McCants,Johnny * 30 4-11 1-6 6-9 4-3-7 4 2 1 0 2 15
10 Rice,Jabari * 29 3-9 1-5 5-5 2-2-4 4 0 3 0 1 12 Unfortunately, the only ingredient missing Friday night for the Aggies inside GCU Arena
22 Likayi,Wilfried * 19 3-5 2-4 1-2 2-2-4 0 0 0 0 0 9 was the shot making.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 39 1-10 1-8 3-5 1-1-2 2 3 1 0 0 6
05 Henry,Clayton * 32 1-7 0-3 3-5 2-2-4 2 1 1 0 1 5 A 25-of-33 effort at the foul line helped the Aggies stay afloat on offense for large
00 Roberts,C.J. 14 3-5 0-2 1-1 0-0-0 2 0 1 0 0 7 portions of the deciding frame, but NM State shot just 5-of-26 (19.2-percent) through the
02 Tillman,Donnie 18 0-4 0-2 4-4 3-3-6 4 1 3 0 0 4 final 20 minutes and watched GCU pull away late for a 70-62 win in the Aggies’ first WAC
24 McNair,Will 12 1-1 0-0 2-2 2-4-6 0 0 0 0 1 4 contest of the 2020-21 season.
13 King,Jason 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 1 0 0
62 70 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 FIRST HALF

at TOTALS - 200 16-52 5-30 25-33 17-18-35 18 7 12 1 5 62 • Thanks to a pair of pauses due to COVID-19, NM State found itself engaged in its WAC
30.8% 16.7% 75.8% opener three weeks later than anticipated, but early indications showed no signs of rust
| 3-2, 0-1 | | 11-3, 5-0 | in the shot making department for the three-time defending league champions.
GRAND CANYON (11-3, 5-0 WAC)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29 • Wilfried Likayi laced a pair of three-pointers and Evan Gilyard II added another during
GCU ARENA • PHOENIX, ARIZ. NM State’s 13-4 run through the first 4:01 of the game. Following a GCU timeout,
25 Lever,Alessandro * 35 6-13 2-4 0-0 1-2-3 4 2 5 0 0 14
ATTENDANCE: 1,000 though, the home team started to chip away at its deficit.
03 Dixon,Mikey * 28 6-12 2-5 0-0 0-1-1 3 4 0 0 1 14
NEW MEXICO STATE | 30 | 32 | 62 • Johnny McCants’ fast-break layup to end the Aggies’ 13-4 run to start thing off repre-
33 Midtgaard,Asbjorn * 26 4-4 0-0 4-4 1-8-9 4 0 0 1 0 12
GRAND CANYON | 37 | 33 | 70 sented NM State’s last field goal make for a span of 7:27. During that stretch, the Lopes
10 Blacksher Jr.,Jovan * 37 2-5 0-2 7-8 1-2-3 3 8 2 0 0 11
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 04 Frayer,Oscar got buckets from four different players and used a 9-3 surge to cut the Aggies’ lead to
* 29 3-6 2-5 0-0 1-4-5 4 1 1 0 0 8
1st 11-25 4-15 4-7 16-15.
30 McGlothan,Gabe 20 3-5 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 5 1 1 0 0 6
HALF 44% 26.7% 57.1% 02 McMillian,Chance 14 • McCants converted a layup off of a missed jumper by Jabari Rice to push NM State’s
2-4 1-2 0-0 0-3-3 3 1 2 0 0 5
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A lead back to three, but the Lopes’ earlier successes on offense set the stage for a more
00 Miller-Moore,Sean 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 0 0 0 0
2nd 5-27 1-15 21-26 sustained push for the home team.
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0
HALF 18.5% 6.7% 80.8% • Alessandro Lever and Chance McMillan drilled triples for the Lopes while McCants
TOTALS - 200 26-49 7-18 11-12 5-23-28 27 19 11 1 1 70
drained one for the Aggies to make things 21-all with 5:58 left in the frame. Will McNair
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 53.1% 38.9% 91.7%
operated down low and banked in a hook shot to hand the Aggies their last lead of the
1st 16-25 5-10 0-0
half, 23-21, with 5:00 left in the half.
HALF 64% 50% 0%
• Lever hit another three and Likayi answered for NM State by going 1-of-2 at the foul
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
2nd 10-24 2-8 11-12 line to make matters 24-24, but GCU settled into its offensive groove in a big way to end
HALF 41.7% 25% 91.7% the frame. The hosts went on a 13-6 run by hitting their final six field goal attempts of
the frame to take a 37-30 lead into the locker room at the break.
SECOND HALF
• It was NM State’s turn to chip away in the deciding frame and the Aggies started
that process when Rice converted an old-fashioned three-point play on his team’s first
possession of the half.
• GCU took its largest lead of the game when Oscar Frayer connected on a long ball to
put the Aggies at a 42-34 disadvantage with 17:23 left.
• NM State remained within striking distance because of two things: rebounding and free
throw shooting. The Aggies’ next eight points of the game came from the foul line before
Rice started a 5-0 NM State run by swishing a corner three-pointer with 10:40 left.
• Donnie Tillman canned a pair of free throws with 9:30 to go to hand the Aggies a 47-
46 edge - their first lead since the opening stanza.
• A nifty three-point play courtesy of C.J. Roberts made NM State’s lead 50-48 with 7:56
left, but Jovan Blacksher, Jr., scored four in a row for the Lopes after that to put the
hosts back on top.
• NM State never held the lead again, but had plenty of chances to regain it. McCants
pulled the Aggies back within three, 61-58, with two free throws at the 2:18 mark of the
half. Unfortunately, GCU responded with a Lever layup as well as dunks from Frayer and
Asbjørn Mitgaard to put the game on ice.

• McCants wrapped up his night with a team-high 13 for NM State while Rice, who was
playing in his first game since Dec. 1, 2020 after recovering from a foot injury, generat-
ed 12 points and four rebounds.
• The loss snapped NM State’s WAC record 31-game winning streak in league action as
well as the Aggies’ 34-straight games won against WAC opposition. Prior to Friday night,
NM State’s last loss in WAC play came at California Baptist on January 3, 2019.
• Despite giving up a great deal of size to the Lopes, that didn’t deter the Aggies from
controlling the glass. NM State finished with a 37-26 (+11) edge in the rebounding
department.
• After starting the game 3-of-3 from three-point range, the Aggies shot just 2-of-25
(eight-percent) from that distance the rest of the way.
• NM State got 40.3-percent (25 points) of its total scoring output from the foul line and
finished with 14 more makes and 21 more attempts from there than the Lopes.
• Lever and Mikey Dixon each contributed 14 points for GCU who snapped an eight-
game losing skid to NM State. The Lopes moved to 11-3 and 5-0 in WAC play with the
victory.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (3-3, 0-2 WAC) PHOENIX - A 15-point GCU advantage early in the second half was cut to just six after an
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS 11-0 run by the NM State men’s basketball team, but the Aggies’ offense stalled from
22 Likayi, Wilfried * 28+ 5-9 1-5 2-2 0-3-3 1 0 0 0 1 13 there as they hit just four field goals over the last 13:52 in a 65-53 WAC setback to the
10 Rice, Jabari * 35+ 4-7 3-6 0-0 0-3-3 2 2 5 0 0 11 league-leading Lopes Saturday night inside GCU Arena.
5 Henry, Clayton * 32+ 2-9 1-7 2-2 3-2-5 2 3 2 0 1 7
35 McCants, Johnny * 20+ 1-5 0-4 2-2 2-2-4 2 1 3 0 1 4 FIRST HALF
3 Gilyard II, Evan * 36+ 1-7 1-4 0-2 1-1-2 2 3 0 0 0 3 • In a series of events which was eerily similar to Friday night’s WAC showdown, Wilfried
2 Tillman, Donnie 26+ 4-8 1-4 2-2 1-1-2 1 3 0 0 0 11 Likayi came out of the gates scorching hot. The junior converted two layups and drilled
0 Roberts, C.J. 8 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 1 0 0 2 a three-pointer to account for all of the Aggies’ point during their 7-2 run to start the
24 McNair, Will 7+ 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 game.
55 Doakes, Gerald 6+ 0-3 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Much like Friday night, however, the Lopes had an answer for the Aggies’ early
53 65
| 3-3, 0-2 |
at
| 12-3, 6-0 |
13 King, Jason 2+
TM TEAM 0
TOTALS - 200
0-1 0-0
0-0 0-0
19-52 7-31
0-0
0-0
8-10
0-0-0 0
3-3-6 0
10-20-30 13
0 0
0 1
12 12
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
53
successes. GCU took off on a 10-2 run over the next 3:04 to take the lead for good.
Asbjørn Mitgaard called buckets on a pair of layups while Chance McMillan ended the run
with the second of GCU’s five three-pointers on the night.
36.5% 22.6% 80% • Two free throw makes by Donnie Tillman following McMillan’s triple pulled NM State
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 GRAND CANYON (12-3, 6-0 WAC) within one, 12-11, but that was as close as the Aggies would get to regaining the lead.
GCU ARENA • PHOENIX, ARIZ. • NM State did shoot 44-percent (11-of-25) from the field in the opening half, but a 4-of-
ATTENDANCE: 909 15 (26.7-percent) long range rate didn’t help matters.
33 Midtgaard, Asbjorn * 34+ 7-11 0-0 0-0 4-6-10 3 0 3 0 1 14
25 Lever, Alessandro * 28+ 4-9 2-4 2-2 2-2-4 5 2 2 0 0 12 • It was the Lopes’ sustained bursts of offense which kept the Aggies at a disadvantage
GRAND CANYON | 36 | 29 | 65 for the rest of the night. Jabari Rice connected on a three-pointer to pull his squad back
10 Blacksher Jr., Jovan * 38+ 5-9 0-3 1-2 0-7-7 1 5 2 0 2 11
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 4 Frayer, Oscar * 27+ 3-9 2-7 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 1 0 8 within two, 21-19, with 9:07 to go in the frame, but a 6-0 GCU spurt pushed its lead
1st 11-25 4-15 2-2 3 Dixon, Mikey * 27+ 2-7 0-3 2-2 0-2-2 1 2 1 0 1 6 back to eight.
HALF 44% 26.7% 100% 30 McGlothan, Gabe 18+ 3-6 0-1 3-5 2-0-2 1 0 1 0 1 9 • Another Tillman score - this one a layup - cut the Lopes’ lead to 29-26 with 4:27
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A remaining in the half, but GCU executed well after the final media time out of the half to
2 McMillian, Chance 15+ 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 2 0 0 0 3
2nd 8-27 3-16 6-8 extend its lead.
0 Miller-Moore, Sean 13+ 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 2 1 1 0 0 2
HALF 29.6% 18.8% 75% • The Lopes ended the half on a 7-2 run to take a 36-28 lead into the locker room at the
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 0 0 0 0
break.
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TOTALS - 200 26-54 5-19 8-11 10-24-34 14 12 10 1 5 65
1st 15-30 3-8 3-5 48.1% 26.3% 72.7%
HALF 50% 37.5% 60% SECOND HALF
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • GCU made a push to put the Aggies away for good with a 9-0 surge through the first
2nd 11-24 2-11 5-6 3:05 of the frame. Staring a 45-28 deficit squarely in the face, NM State battled back.
HALF 45.8% 18.2% 83.3% • Gilyard II and Henry connected on back-to-back long balls to kick-start an 11-0 NM
State surge which breathed a renewed sense of energy into the home team. Henry
wrapped up the sizable surge by dishing out to Rice on the corner who swished a
three-pointer to cut the Lopes’ edge to 45-39 with 13:53 to play.
• GCU, unfortunately, righted the ship shortly thereafter by feeding Mitgaard down low.
The daunting Dane hit layups on consecutive possessions, hiking the Lopes’ lead back to
double-digits, 49-39, with 13:03 left.
• Over the last 13:52, NM State’s shooting woes came to the forefront of things. The
Aggies sank just four more field goals through that span which allowed GCU to keep
them at bay for the rest of the night.

• Likayi finished with a team-high 13 points for NM State while Rice (11) and Tillman (11)
also contributed double-digit scoring efforts to the Aggies’ cause.
• Mitgaard turned in a 14-point, 10-rebound double-double to lead the charge for the
league-leading Lopes who ran their winning streak to seven games.
• The Aggies’ ball movement was crisper than it was Friday night as NM State finished
with 12 assists on 19 made field goals. Still, NM State’s inability to fire accurately from
the field hurt - especially in the second half.
• NM State went 8-of-27 (29.6-percent) from the field through the final 20 minutes of
action which included an 18.8-percent (3-of-16) mark from long range.
• Saturday’s setback was just the second time in head coach Chris Jans’ tenure in which
NM State has lost back-to-back WAC regular season tilts.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (3-4, 0-3 WAC) EL PASO - Redshirt junior guard Jabari Rice finished with a team-high 17 points, the NM
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS State men’s basketball team chipped a 12-point second-half lead by California Baptist all
the way down to four with 7:40 to go, but the Lancers offensive potency made all the
10 Rice,Jabari * 29 7-11 0-2 3-5 1-5-6 0 1 1 1 0 17
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 33 3-9 3-7 2-2 0-0-0 3 4 1 0 0 11 difference down the stretch as the Aggies dropped an 85-75 WAC decision Friday night
05 Henry,Clayton * 32 4-9 3-6 0-0 0-7-7 2 4 2 0 0 11 at Eastwood High School.
35 McCants,Johnny * 22 3-8 2-3 3-4 1-2-3 4 0 1 1 1 11
02 Tillman,Donnie * 26 4-9 0-1 0-0 3-3-6 3 4 2 0 1 8 FIRST HALF
00 Roberts,C.J. 19 3-5 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 0 0 1 7 • For the third-straight game, the Aggies came out of the gates exceptionally strong.
24 McNair,Will 15 3-3 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 0 0 1 1 0 6 Clayton Henry, Johnny McCants, Jabari Rice and Donnie Tillman provided all of NM
22 Likayi,Wilfried 11 2-4 0-2 0-0 2-0-2 0 2 0 0 0 4 State’s offense through its 14-6 run to start the game.
11 Williams,Kalen 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 • Eager to put an end to their three-game skid against the Aggies, the Lancers answered
75 85 14 Watson ,Marcus 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 with a 13-4 run of their own. That surge culminated with a Malik Wade which put Cali-
vs. 55 Doakes,Gerald 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 fornia Baptist up 19-18 with 10:56 left in the half, but reigning WAC Player of the Week
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 0 0 1 0 0 0 Reed Nottage canned a pair of three-pointers to help kick-start his team’s comeback.
| 3-4, 0-3 | | 9-5, 4-3 | 48.3% 37.5% 72.7% • The lead changed times six more times through the remainder of the frame, with
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST (9-5, 4-3 WAC) the Lancers building it up to as many as seven points on their end before NM State
EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL • EL PASO, TEXAS ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS answered back. Tre
ATTENDANCE: 0 05 Nottage,Reed * 38 7-8 5-6 0-0 1-3-4 2 2 1 0 0 19 Armstrong connected on a three-pointer before adding an old-fashioned three-point play
NEW MEXICO STATE | 38 | 37 | 75 11 Armstrong,Tre * 37 7-16 2-7 2-4 1-2-3 3 4 0 0 0 18 on the Lancers’ next possession which put the Aggies at a 33-26 disadvantage with
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST | 41 | 44 | 85 12 Gak,Gorjok * 26 8-10 0-0 2-4 2-4-6 3 1 0 1 0 18 4:30 on the clock.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 04 Thomas,Elijah * 31 5-10 0-1 1-3 2-4-6 1 0 0 0 0 11 • NM State set up shop behind the arc to get back on top as Henry and Evan Gilyard II
1st 15-31 7-15 1-2 25 Rowell,Ty * 40 2-12 0-3 4-5 0-2-2 3 8 2 0 1 8 each swished two triples which represented the Aggies’ entire point total during a 12-4
HALF 48.4% 46.7% 50% 21 Wade,Malik 14 3-4 0-0 0-0 1-4-5 0 0 1 0 0 6 run that put them up 38-37 with 2:32 to go.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 01 Carbone,Mark 14 1-3 1-2 2-2 0-2-2 1 0 1 0 0 5 • Painted area scores by Malik Wade and Elijah Thomas, however, helped the visitors
2nd 14-29 2-9 7-9 13 Dybala,Freddie 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 end the game on a 4-0 run. As a result, California Baptist led 41-38 at the break.
HALF 48.3% 22.2% 77.8% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3-5 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS - 200 33-63 8-19 11-18 9-24-33 14 15 5 1 1 85 SECOND HALF
CBU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • NM State was never able to jump back in front for the rest of the night as California
52.4% 42.1% 61.1%
1st 17-37 4-12 3-5
Baptist kept the Aggies’ at arms length with a heavy dose of paint touches.
HALF 45.0% 33.3% 60%
• The closest the Aggies got was when Gilyard II drilled another three-pointer 2:09 into
CBU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
2nd 16-26 4-7 8-13 the frame which cut the Lancers’ lead to 45-43.
HALF 61.5% 57.1% 61.5% • From there, CBU big man Gorjok Gak answered with a three-point play and the Lancers
kept their foot on the gas. With NM State down 58-52, the Lancers unleashed a 6-0
spurt culminating with a three-ball by Nottage to make matters 64-52 with 10:30 left.
• Rice tried to will his squad back into the game, accounting for all but two points during
an 8-0 NM State run which trimmed the Lancers’ edge to 64-60.
• Unfortunately, the Aggies just couldn’t keep the Lancers out of the paint - or off the
scoreboard. Thomas manufactured back-to-back buckets on consecutive CBU posses-
sions by going to work on the Aggies’ post defenders. Those scores hiked the Lancers’
lead to 75-65 with 4:38 left.
• After NM State made it a seven-point game with a Johnny McCants jumper in the paint,
Nottage effectively finished things off for the Lancers with his fifth and final three-pointer
of the game which put his team up 81-71 with 1:30 left.
• California Baptist went 4-of-6 from the foul line in the last 90 seconds to lock up the
win.

• Rice was one of four Aggies who finished with 10 or more points in the team’s third-
straight setback. Henry, McCants and Gilyard II each chipped in 11 points while Tillman
added eight.
• Henry hauled in a game-high seven rebounds, but the Lancers’ offensive execution was
too much for the Aggies to overcome.
• CBU put up shooting splits of .524/.421/.611 with Nottage, Armstrong and Gak doing
most of the damage. Nottage went 7-of-8 from the field to finished with a game-high 19
points while Armstrong tallied 18 on a 7-of-16 night from the field.
• Gak proved to be a smooth operator down low, recording 18 points on 8-of-10
shooting to go along with six rebounds. Thomas added 11 more for the Lancers who
committed just five turnovers in the loss.
• NM State redshirt freshman guard Marcus Watson made his college basketball debut,
finishing the game with one rebound and a three-point field goal attempt in five minutes
of action.
• The Aggies played their first of four remaining “home” games on their 2020-21 sched-
ule at Eastwood High School. Current COVID-Safe Practices for Intercollegiate Sports in
the state of New Mexico prohibit NM State from playing any games in its home state.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (4-4, 1-3 WAC) EL PASO, Texas - Don’t carve the words NM State men’s basketball into a headstone just
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS yet.
10 Rice,Jabari * 24 7-10 4-7 2-2 0-3-3 2 2 0 0 0 20
02 Tillman,Donnie * 31 7-9 1-2 4-5 1-3-4 0 3 1 0 2 19 Needing a win in the worst way, the Aggies seemingly banished Friday night’s tilt with
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 28 5-8 2-3 1-2 0-1-1 3 3 1 0 3 13 California Baptist from their minds and thrashed the Lancers, 97-70, inside Eastwood
05 Henry,Clayton * 30 2-5 1-4 0-0 1-2-3 1 3 1 0 1 5 High School Saturday night to collect their first WAC victory of the season.
22 Likayi,Wilfried * 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 1 0
24 McNair,Will 18 5-6 1-1 1-3 0-1-1 3 0 2 1 0 12 NM State’s first win over an NCAA Division I opponent this year put an end to the team’s
00 Roberts,C.J. 18 5-7 0-0 1-3 0-1-1 1 0 2 0 0 11 three-game losing skid and came as a result of the Aggies’ on-brand shot-making and
14 Watson ,Marcus 6 3-6 1-3 1-1 1-2-3 2 0 0 0 0 8 defensive tenacity which was a welcome sight for their faithful.
35 McCants,Johnny 20 2-6 0-1 1-2 4-2-6 3 2 1 0 3 5
97 70 55 Doakes,Gerald 5 1-4 0-3 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2 FIRST HALF

vs. 01 Kiir,Mayan 3 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2 • Outside of the game’s first four minutes, the Aggies had little trouble with the Lancers.
11 Williams,Kalen 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 0 0 Some of the lone bright spots for California Baptist on the night came early when Gorjok
| 4-4, 1-3 | | 9-6, 4-4 | 20 Owens,Tennessee 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gak punched in a two-handed slam to end a 6-2 run by the Lancers to start the game.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 32 Rewalt,Bryce 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • California Baptist’s lead stayed at four points, 8-4, after a jumper by Ty Rowell, but
EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL • EL PASO, TEXAS TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Aggies caught fire shortly thereafter. Jabari Rice started a 14-3 Aggie surge with a
ATTENDANCE: 0 TOTALS - 200 37-62 10-25 13-20 7-18-25 20 14 8 1 10 97 three-pointer and a fast break layup courtesy of Clayton Henry following that triple put
NEW MEXICO STATE | 50 | 47 | 97 59.7% 40% 65% the Aggies ahead for good.
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST | 34 | 36 | 70 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST (9-6, 4-4 WAC) • Attacking the Lancers with unrelenting fury, NM State’s lead hit double-digits when Don-
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS nie Tillman drove in for a layup with 8:17 to go in the half which made matters 30-20.
1st 19-28 5-10 7-12 25 Rowell,Ty * 36 9-14 3-4 1-1 0-0-0 4 5 6 0 0 22 From there, the Aggies’ edge dipped below 10 points just once more.
HALF 67.9% 50% 58.3% 04 Thomas,Elijah * 26 4-7 2-2 4-5 1-3-4 2 0 3 0 1 14 • NM State scorched the nets through the opening frame, registering shooting splits
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 12 Gak,Gorjok * 22 4-9 0-0 5-6 2-2-4 3 1 2 2 0 13 of .679/.500/.583 in order to build its 16-point lead at the break. The Lancers put up
2nd 18-34 5-15 6-8 05 Nottage,Reed * 36 0-4 0-3 4-4 0-0-0 3 0 2 0 0 4 splits of .565/.400/.857 - by no means anything to shrug at - but the Aggies got what-
HALF 52.9% 33.3% 75%
11 Armstrong,Tre * 30 0-6 0-2 1-2 0-5-5 1 1 1 0 2 1 ever they wanted from all areas of the floor as a result of their unmatched intensity.
21 Wade,Malik 18 1-1 0-0 2-2 0-2-2 1 0 0 0 0 4
CBU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
SECOND HALF
03 Miranda,Jermaine 3 2-2 0-0 0-1 1-0-1 0 0 1 0 0 4
1st 13-23 2-5 6-7
• Rarely did the the Aggies let their foot off the gas through the deciding 20 minutes of
HALF 56.5% 40% 85.7% 01 Carbone,Mark 20 1-3 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 3 0 1 0 1 3
35 Sawyer,Te’Jon 3 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-1-1 0 0 1 0 0 3 action. After Evan Gilyard II set the tone with a hard-driving layup, Rice canned another
CBU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
2nd 9-24 4-7 14-18 13 Dybala,Freddie 3 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 three to push the hosts’ lead to 20, 55-35, just 44 seconds into the half.
HALF 37.5% 57.1% 77.8% 14 Kund,Tobin 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 • The Lancers had one last push in them, however, when back-to-back three-pointers by
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Elijah Thomas and Rowell cut the Aggies’ lead down to 60-46 with 12:58 left.
TOTALS - 200 22-47 6-12 20-25 4-14-18 18 7 18 2 4 70 • NM State’s answer to those triples came in the form of a renewed assault on the
46.8% 50% 80% painted area. The team’s next four buckets came from that area before McNair sent a
sizable jolt through the Aggies’ bench by knocking down a wide-open three-pointer that
made matters 71-51 with 8:31 to go.
• Tillman and redshirt freshman Marcus Watson wowed NM State’s bench by tossing
down one dunk each. Watson’s was a highlight-reel, fast-break windmill jam with 2:31 to
go.
• The Aggies’ lead grew to as many as 30 points after junior forward Mayan Kiir sank a
pair of free throws to make matters 91-61 with 1:37 remaining.
• NM State’s defensive intensity showed in the final 20 minutes as they limited the
Lancers to a shooting clip of 37.5-percent (9-of-24) through that span.

• Rice led the way in the Aggies thrashing of the Lancers, pouring in a team-high 20
points on 7-of-10 shooting while adding three rebounds and a pair of assists.
• Tillman delivered from everywhere, too, recording 19 points on 7-of-9 shooting to go
along with four rebounds and three of the Aggies’ 14 assists.
• Thanks to the likes of McNair and Roberts, who finished with 11 and 12 points respec-
tively, the Aggies’ bench outscored the Lancers by a 40-16 margin. Much of NM State’s
damage was done in the paint, where they racked up 50 of their 97 markers.
• Though Rowell recorded a game-high 22 points on 9-of-14 shooting, the Aggies’
guards locked up the rest of the Lancers’ backcourt. Reed Nottage, the reigning WAC
Player of the Week, finished with only four points while Tre Armstrong had just one. The
pair combined to go 0-of-10 from the field and 0-of-5 from three-point range.
• NM State’s 97 points matched the team’s most in a WAC game in Chris Jans’ tenure
as head coach. The last time the Aggies netted that many came in a 97-60 triumph at
league foe Chicago State on Jan. 6, 2018.

9
NEW MEXICO STATE (4-5, 1-4 WAC) SEATTLE - Able to keep pace with a sharpshooting Seattle U team through the opening
GAME ## PLAYER MIN
02 Tillman,Donnie * 33
FG-A 3FG-A
6-11 1-4
FT-A O-D-T PF
3-5 4-5-9 1
A TO
2 1
BLK
1
STL
1
PTS
16
frame, the NM State men’s basketball team fell into an ill-timed funk on offense midway
through the second half and wound up on the wrong end of an 83-72 decision Friday
05 Henry,Clayton * 28 3-10 3-8 0-0 2-2-4 1 0 0 0 0 9 night at the Redhawk Center.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 26 2-5 0-2 4-5 0-0-0 1 3 3 0 0 8
10 Rice,Jabari * 35 2-6 0-3 3-4 1-2-3 1 6 1 0 0 7 The setback pushed NM State’s record to 4-5 and 1-4 in WAC play while Seattle U
22 Likayi,Wilfried * 15 2-3 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 2 1 1 1 0 4 moved to 9-7 and 2-2 in league tilts.
00 Roberts,C.J. 14 3-8 2-4 0-0 0-2-2 1 0 1 0 0 8
35 McCants,Johnny 15 2-4 2-4 1-2 0-3-3 3 1 1 1 0 7 FIRST HALF
11 Williams,Kalen 14 2-5 1-3 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 1 0 1 5 • Offense? Oh yes. Defense? Not a lot of it. That was the theme through a scintillating
01 Kiir,Mayan 4 1-2 0-0 3-3 1-3-4 1 0 1 0 0 5 20 minutes of action which saw the two WAC combatants combine for 92 points on a
72 83 24 McNair,Will 12 1-1 0-0 1-1 2-1-3 2 1 2 0 0 3 collective 54.2-percent (32-of-59) shooting clip.
at 14 Watson ,Marcus 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • As a result of the scorching shooting in the Redhawk Center, the opening frame fea-
55 Doakes,Gerald 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 tured a combined 10 lead changes with the Aggies unable to grab their first advantage
| 4-5, 1-4 | | 9-7, 2-2 | TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 until C.J. Roberts converted on a hard-driving layup to make matters 20-18 with 12:47
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12 TOTALS - 200 24-56 9-29 15-20 12-20-32 14 17 12 3 2 72 on the clock.
REDHAWK CENTER • SEATTLE, WASH. 42.9% 31% 75% • Seattle U drilled its first four shots to open the game on a 13-4 run, but the Aggies’
ATTENDANCE: 0 array of offensive performers made sure the Redhawks’ lead never grew to an insur-
SEATTLE U (9-7, 2-2 WAC)
mountable margin.
SEATTLE U | 48 | 35 | 83
12 Trammell,Darrion * 36 9-15 2-4 2-2 0-2-2 3 5 2 0 1 22
• Each time NM State was able to grab the lead, Seattle U struck back with frightening
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 10 Nettles,Aaron * 37 4-7 4-6 0-1 0-1-1 1 1 0 0 1 12
efficiency to reclaim it. The Aggies’ final lead of the opening half came when Donnie
1st 15-27 6-14 8-8 15 Udenyi,Emeka * 25 6-6 0-0 0-0 0-4-4 4 2 2 0 1 12
Tillman put in one of his two tries from the foul stripe to stake the visitors to a 44-43
HALF 55.6% 42.9% 100% 11 Grigsby,Riley * 38 3-8 2-3 2-2 4-4-8 1 2 1 1 0 10
advantage with 53 seconds left.
33 Williamson,Kobe * 34 3-13 1-5 2-2 2-4-6 3 3 2 2 0 9
• As they had done all half, however, the Redhawks answered. Nate Robinson hit a driv-
2nd 9-29 3-15 7-12
24 Robinson,Nate 7 3-4 2-2 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 8
ing layup three seconds after Tillman’s free throw make and Rip Economou closed out
HALF 31.0% 20% 58.3% the home team’s 5-0 run over the last 50 seconds of the half with a corner three-pointer
23 Henson,Daron 17 2-6 1-5 2-2 1-3-4 4 0 0 0 0 7
00 Economou,Rip 4 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3
that put NM State at a 48-44 disadvantage heading into the break.
SU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
• Darrion Trammell finished with nine points for Seattle U at the half while Riley Grigsby
1st 17-32 10-17 4-5 01 Pand?a,Vas 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
added all eight of his first-half points during the Redhawks’ 13-4 run to open the game.
HALF 53.1% 58.8% 80% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 0 0 0 0
SU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TOTALS - 200 31-60 13-26 8-9 8-20-28 17 13 7 3 3 83
• NM State’s lead never grew to more than two points during the frame.
2nd 14-28 3-9 4-4 51.7% 50% 88.9%
HALF 50% 33.3% 100% SECOND HALF
• A layup by Jabari Rice followed by a 1-of-2 effort by Evan Gilyard II at the free throw
stripe pulled NM State within one point, 48-47, through the first 1:05 of the frame but
that was close as the Aggies would come to regaining the lead.
• Grigsby answered with two free throw makes of his own before Trammell converted a
jumper in the paint to close out the Redhawks’ 4-0 response.
• Seattle U’s margin remained at single digits and NM State pulled back within six,
62-56, after Kalen Williams connected on a long ball with 12:32 to go. Aaron Nettles,
however, answered with a three-pointer of his own to push the Redhawks’ lead back to
nine.
• Following Donnie Tillian’s layup that cut Seattle U’s lead to 65-58 with 11:28 to go,
NM State managed to net just four points on one field goal make and two free throws
through the next 9:28. Unfortunately for the Aggies, the Redhawks’ offense didn’t suffer
from the same struggles.
• Seattle U went on a backbreaking 10-0 run featuring three-pointers by Grigsby and
Trammell which pushed the home team’s edge to 17, 75-58, with 8:03 left.
• That surge proved to be one NM State couldn’t come back from and through the half
NM State shot just 9-of-29 (31.03-percent) from the field and 3-of-15 (20-percent) from
long range.

• NM State’s defensive deficiencies allowed the Redhawks to finish the night with shoot-
ing splits of .517/.500/.889. Though Seattle U cooled off significantly from long range
in the second half (33.3-percent on 3-of-9 shooting), the Aggies’ offensive struggle in the
second half allowed the Redhawks to prevail.
• Trammell, the reigning WAC Player of the Week, wrapped up his night with a game-high
22 points to go along with a team-best six assists. Aaron Nettles and Emeka Udenyi
each contributed 12 points to the Redhawks’ cause while Grigsby added 10 and a team-
high eight rebounds.
• Tillman turned in a team-high 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting for the Aggies and finished
one rebound shy of a double-double by yanking down a game-best nine. No other Aggie
finished in double-digits in the scoring column but Jabari Rice dished out a game-high six
assists to offset his seven-point outing. It was the first time this season that Rice was
held to fewer than 10 points.
• NM State’s five-game winning streak against Seattle U came to an end with Friday
night’s result.
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GAME NEW MEXICO STATE (5-5, 2-4 WAC) SEATTLE - It was written in exactly four spots - and in some areas larger than others -
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS on the whiteboard in the NM State men’s basketball team’s locker room prior to tip-off
10 Rice,Jabari * 36 6-12 4-6 3-4 1-5-6 0 0 3 1 0 19 Saturday night.
35 McCants,Johnny * 31 3-5 2-4 8-10 3-2-5 2 2 1 1 0 16
05 Henry,Clayton * 36 4-9 2-5 0-0 5-5-10 3 1 2 0 0 10 19-10. That was the margin which Seattle U had out-rebounded the Aggies by down the
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 30 3-7 1-4 0-2 1-1-2 3 6 4 0 0 7 stretch in their loss Friday night.
02 Tillman,Donnie * 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 5 1 2 0 0 0
11 Williams,Kalen 16 2-3 1-2 0-0 1-3-4 1 1 1 0 0 5 The message, of course, was to improve on the glass. Once the Aggies and Redhawks
22 Likayi,Wilfried 12 2-7 1-4 0-1 1-1-2 2 1 0 0 0 5 started Saturday night’s clash, it was abundantly clear NM State received that message.
55 Doakes,Gerald 7 1-6 1-4 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3
24 McNair,Will 12 0-4 0-0 0-0 5-3-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 Clayton Henry wrapped up his 10-point, 10-rebound double-double with a crucial offen-
65 58 00 Roberts,C.J. 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 sive rebound late, Jabari Rice poured in a game-high 19 points, Johnny McCants added
at 14 Watson ,Marcus 4 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-3-3 0 0 0 0 1 0 16 more and the Aggies got back to their roots in order to earn a 65-58 triumph over
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 0 0 1 0 0 0 the Redhawks Saturday night.
| 5-5, 2-4 | | 9-8, 2-3 | TOTALS - 200 21-57 12-32 11-17 19-26-45 21 12 15 2 1 65
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 36.8% 37.5% 64.7% NM State crushed the Redhawks on the glass, finishing the game with a 45-24 (+21)
REDHAWK CENTER • SEATTLE, WASH.
SEATTLE U (9-8, 2-3 WAC) edge in rebounding in order to help it salvage a split in their latest WAC series.
ATTENDANCE: 0
11 Grigsby,Riley * 38 5-13 2-8 5-6 0-5-5 4 0 0 1 2 17 FIRST HALF
SEATTLE U | 23 | 35 | 58
12 Trammell,Darrion * 39 4-16 2-7 6-9 0-3-3 2 3 6 0 1 16 • For as much offense that Friday night’s game featured, the theme of Saturday’s
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 15 Udenyi,Emeka * 27 3-3 0-0 0-0 3-6-9 2 1 1 0 0 6 showdown was defense. Neither team got off to a fast start with just 10 total points
1st 12-30 5-13 3-4 33 Williamson,Kobe * 26 1-2 1-2 2-2 1-2-3 4 0 2 2 1 5 appearing on the board through the first 6:30.
HALF 40% 38.5% 75% 10 Nettles,Aaron * 35 1-5 1-3 1-2 0-1-1 2 1 0 0 0 4 • Seattle U pushed ahead again early when Riley Grigsby splashed a three-pointer
24 Robinson,Nate 15 2-4 1-2 2-2 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 7 with 11:41 left to make things 10-8. That set off a short sequence of the teams going
2nd 9-27 7-19 8-13 basket-for-basket before the Aggies took control.
00 Economou,Rip 7 1-3 1-3 0-0 1-0-1 2 0 0 0 0 3
HALF 33.3% 36.8% 61.5% • Just after the midway point of the half, the Aggies used the offense of Clayton Henry
23 Henson,Daron 8 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0
01 Pand?a,Vas 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 to take the lead for good. Down 14-11 after a pair of free throw makes by the Red-
SU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
hawks’ Kobe Williamson, NM State scored the next seven points. That run started with
1st 7-24 4-15 5-6 05 Wall,Joe 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HALF 29.2% 26.7% 83.3% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a wing triple courtesy of Henry and a long two at the 8:07 mark from the senior put the
SU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TOTALS - 200 17-50 8-29 16-21 6-18-24 18 5 9 3 4 58 visitors on top 16-14.
2nd 10-26 4-14 11-15 34% 27.6% 76.2% • The first substantial lead the Aggies were able to generate came over the course of
HALF 38.5% 28.6% 73.3% the final 2:51 of the frame. NM State took off on an 11-3 run through that span in order
to turn a one-point edge into a nine-point advantage at the break.
• NM State netted the final seven points of the half with Clayton Henry hitting a layup
off of an inbounds play, Gerald Doakes splashing a three-pointer from the far wing and
Johnny McCants going up and over the Redhawks’ interior defenders at the horn to finish
at the rim.
• Defense - the one ingredient missing from the Aggies’ game plan Friday night - was
one of the visitors’ biggest strengths in the opening 20 minutes. NM State held Seattle U
to 23 points on shooting splits of .292/.267/.833.
• Rebounding played a substantial part in the Aggies’ first-half successes, too, as the
visitors held a 23-10 (+13) edge on the glass.
SECOND HALF
• Coming on especially strong through the final 20 minute, Rice helped the Aggie in their
bid to turn a once close game into a runway.
• Through the Aggies’ 13-8 surge during the first 6:16 of the frame, Rice drilled a trio
of three-pointers and added a free throw in order to push the visitors’ lead to 45-31. NM
State’s lead remained at 14 points with 13:06 to go when Evan Gilyard II scored on a
hard-driving run to the tin, but Seattle U was anything but finished.
• Regrouping behind their big three of Riley Grigsby, Aaron Nettles and Darrion Tram-
mell, the Redhawks went on an 11-0 run over the next 4:55 to pull within three points,
47-44.
• Grigsby and Trammell each contributed five points during that run to pull the home
team back within striking distance. Rice finally ended the run by draining a pair of free
throw tries with 7:29 left to push the visitors’ lead to 49-44.
• McCants connected on a three-pointer with 6:19 remaining that made matters 53-44
Aggies. That long ball was NM State’s first field goal make in nearly seven minutes but
the Redhawks kept coming.
• A 1-for-2 showing at the line from Trammell capped an 8-2 Redhawk run and shrank
NM State’s lead to 55-52 with 3:27 to go. On the ensuing NM State possession, soph-
omore guard Kalen Williams swished a wide-open three pointer right next to the Aggies’
bench to make it a two-possession game once again.
• With 1:13 left, Henry stepped up and made a big-time three-pointer of his own which
increased NM State’s edge to 61-53. Henry essentially iced the game with 27 seconds
to go after grabbing an offensive rebound off of a missed free throw try by Gilyard II.
Rice connected on a layup on that NM State possession to account for the final margin.

• Henry’s well-timed double-double was his first in an Aggie uniform. He became the third
NM State player this season to go for one, joining McCants and Donnie Tillman as the
Aggies who have done so in 2020-21.
• Gilyard II facilitated much of the offense, going for seven points and a game-high six
assists. Though he didn’t score a point, Will McNair loomed large down in the paint for
the Aggies
and helped them control the glass by grabbing eight boards.
• Most of McCants’ damage came from the free throw line where he went 8-of-10.
• Trammell got his for Seattle U, finishing with 16 points, but he went just 4-of-16 from
the field. Grigsby turned in a team-high 17 points for the Redhawks who saw their two-
game winning streak snapped.
• NM State held Seattle U to shooting splits of .340/.276/.762 for the game.

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GAME NEW MEXICO STATE (5-6, 2-5 WAC) EL PASO - Down three with 14 seconds to go, the NM State men’s basketball team had
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS life when Jabari Rice stepped to the foul line to shoot three free throws, but the redshirt
10 Rice,Jabari * 23 4-12 1-7 3-5 1-4-5 3 3 0 1 1 12 junior guard made only one of his three tries and the Aggies went on to drop a 69-66
02 Tillman,Donnie * 28 5-11 0-1 0-1 1-2-3 5 2 1 0 2 10 decision to Utah Valley Friday night at Eastwood High School.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 32 2-9 1-4 4-5 0-2-2 2 4 0 0 1 9
35 McCants,Johnny * 26 4-9 1-5 0-0 4-1-5 4 1 2 0 1 9 FIRST HALF
05 Henry,Clayton * 31 1-5 1-5 0-0 2-1-3 3 1 0 0 0 3 • After being held scoreless for just the fourth time in his collegiate career last Saturday
00 Roberts,C.J. 27 4-12 1-4 4-7 0-3-3 2 0 0 0 1 13 in Seattle, senior Donnie Tillman came out on a mission to put the ball in the hole. The
22 Likayi,Wilfried 14 4-5 2-3 0-0 1-5-6 2 0 0 0 0 10 forward drained a fast-break layup on the Aggies’ first possession of the night and
11 Williams,Kalen 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 1 1 0 0 0 hammered home a one-handed slam on the team’s second.
24 McNair,Will 8 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 • Tillman’s outburst represented half of the Aggies’ 8-0 run to start the game and NM
66 69
| 5-6, 2-5 |
vs.
| 8-8, 6-2 |
01 Kiir,Mayan 3
TM TEAM 0
TOTALS - 200
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0
24-63 7-29
0-0 0-0-0 0
0-0 1-1-2 0
11-20 11-20-31 22
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State held a lead for the first 8:30 of the game before the Wolverines showed off their
spurtability on offense.
• Following a Clayton Henry three-pointer that kept NM State’s lead at four, 15-11, Le’Tre
38.1% 24.1% 55% Darthard bookended an 8-0 Utah Valley run with his two three-pointers in the game to
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19 UTAH VALLEY (8-8, 6-2 WAC) hand the visitors a 19-15 edge with 10:57 left.
EASTWOOD HS • EL PASO, TEXAS • NM State never grabbed the lead back through the remainder of the frame and were
ATTENDANCE: 0 held without a field goal for a stretch of 5:32. That drought allowed the Wolverines to
22 Overton,Jamison * 27 8-10 0-2 2-5 0-1-1 0 1 1 1 0 18
04 Woodbury,Trey * 35 5-12 2-4 3-3 0-3-3 3 4 2 0 0 15 extend their lead to as many as seven, 29-22, after Fardaws Aimaq drained his only field
UTAH VALLEY | 33 | 36 | 69 goal of the game.
02 Cole,Evan * 33 7-12 0-2 1-5 2-5-7 2 0 1 0 1 15
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 11 Aimaq,Fardaws * 29 1-2 0-0 4-9 3-14-17 4 5 6 0 0 6 • The Aggies hit just two field goals in the final 7:30 of the frame, but stayed in it by
1st 11-30 3-14 4-9 03 Nield,Blaze * 12 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 limiting the Wolverines’ offense. Rice rimmed in two free throws at the end of the frame
HALF 36.7% 21.4% 44.4% 10 McClanahan,Jaden 26 3-5 0-1 1-2 0-2-2 2 3 1 0 0 7 to cut Utah Valley’s lead to 33-29.
01 Darthard,Le’Tre 20 2-3 2-2 0-0 0-2-2 2 1 1 1 0 6
2nd 13-33 4-15 7-11 SECOND HALF
05 Fuller,Tim 18 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 2 0 1 0 0 2
HALF 39.4% 26.7% 63.6% • The tandem of C.J. Roberts and Johnny McCants helped the Aggies reverse their
15 McCord,Asa 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0
fortunes through the first 10:20 of the deciding frame. Roberts put in six points through
UVU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 0 0 0 0 0 0
1st 14-24 2-7 3-7 TOTALS - 200 27-47 4-12 11-24 8-32-40 17 14 15 2 1 69 that stretch while McCants added five to help NM State open up a 47-43 lead with 9:40
HALF 58.3% 28.6% 42.9% 57.4% 33.3% 45.8% left.
UVU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • Roberts’ three-pointer at the 9:40 mark allowed the Aggies to obtain their largest lead
2nd 13-23 2-5 8-17 of the half, but it wouldn’t last. Utah Valley answered with a 6-0 run over the next 2:32
HALF 56.5% 40% 47.1% to go up by two. That run set up a back-and-forth next few minutes as the lead changed
hands eight times from the 6:46 mark to the 3:00 point.
• Utah Valley’s Evan Cole threw down the second of his three second-half dunks to put
the Wolverines ahead 57-56, but McCants answered with a rim-rocker of his own with
4:08 to go that gave the Aggies the advantage once again.
• Arguably the biggest basket of the game came from Utah Valley’s Trey Woodbury.
His three-pointer with 3:00 left pushed the Wolverines ahead 60-58 and from there the
visitors never trailed again.
• NM State had three chances to sink an equalizing three-pointer following Jaden McCla-
nahan’s 1-of-2 effort at the foul line with 2:17 to go. Down 61-58, the Aggies watched
Rice, Evan Gilyard II and McCants all misfire from long range before Utah Valley corralled
a defensive rebound with 1:31 left.
• Down 64-58 with 1:19 to go, the Aggies’ comeback effort was led by Gilyard II who
drilled two free throws and converted a tough three-point play that pulled NM State within
two, 65-63, with 50 ticks left.
• After exchanging buckets, NM State fouled Aimaq with 14 seconds left. The Wolver-
ines’ forward split his tries at the free throw line before Rice was fouled on his three-point
try with seven seconds left. Though NM State did get an offensive rebound after Rice’s
last free throw miss of the sequence, Roberts’ go-ahead three-point try with three
seconds left was off the mark.

• Roberts served as the Aggies’ top point-getter, finishing with a team-best 13 on a 4-of-
12 night from the field. Rice added 12 while Likayi and Tillman contributed 10 each.
• Likayi went an efficient 4-of-5 from the field and also finished with a team-best six
rebounds on the night.
• Overton proved to be a problem for the Aggies’ defense most of the night as the shifty
guard finished with a game-high 18 points on 8-of-10 shooting. With Overton manning
things on offense, that let Aimaq handle things on the glass as the nation’s leading
rebounder finished with a game-high 17 boards.
• Aimaq also dished out a game-high five assists with two of his most timely coming in
the second half and leading to three-pointers by Woodbury.
• Woodbury, like Cole, finished with 15 points. He also helped the Wolverines shoot
57.4-percent (27-of-47) for the game.
• NM State had its chances time and time again, finishing the game with 16 more field
goal attempts than Utah Valley, but the Aggies’ shooting splits of .381/.241/.550 just
didn’t get the job done.
• The foul line was not kind to either team, but was especially tough on the Aggies in a
one-possession final score. NM State shot just 11-of-20 (55-percent) from the charity
stripe and collectively the teams went 22-of-44 (50-percent) from that distance.
12
GAME NEW MEXICO STATE (6-6, 3-5 WAC) EL PASO - In the end, it came down to fundamentals.
10 Rice,Jabari * 36 6-13 2-5 6-7 2-3-5 2 1 1 0 1 20 Utah Valley’s Trey Woodbury drained two free throws to make matters 60-60 with 1:51
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 33 5-10 3-5 3-4 0-2-2 3 1 0 0 2 16 to go, but the Aggies answered with a 7-of-8 free throw performance down the stretch
02 Tillman,Donnie * 29 1-6 0-1 8-8 1-5-6 1 2 4 0 0 10 and coupled with some well-timed defensive intensity NM State earned a hard-fought
35 McCants,Johnny * 27 3-4 2-2 0-0 1-2-3 1 1 2 1 0 8 67-60 triumph Saturday night at Eastwood High School.
05 Henry,Clayton * 29 2-8 1-6 2-2 0-5-5 0 1 0 0 2 7
22 Likayi,Wilfried 12 1-4 0-2 1-2 2-1-3 3 0 0 0 0 3 FIRST HALF
00 Roberts,C.J. 12 1-4 0-1 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 0 1 0 2 • Outside of a stretch of 1:19 in the opening frame, NM State was in control throughout.
14 Watson ,Marcus 3 0-1 0-1 1-2 1-1-2 0 0 1 0 0 1 Utah Valley scored the game’s first bucket but Johnny McCants capped a 5-0 NM State
24 McNair,Will 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 0 0 0 0 response by drilling the first of his two three-pointers.
67 60
| 6-6, 3-5 |
vs.
| 8-9, 6-3 |
11 Williams,Kalen 7
TM TEAM 0
TOTALS - 200
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0
19-52 8-23
0-0 0-3-3
0-0 0-1-1
21-25 8-26-34
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0
15
1
0
8
1
0
9
0
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2
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• Utah Valley made use of a 7-0 run to turn a 12-6 disadvantage into a 13-12 lead with
11:23 left, but C.J. Roberts put NM State back ahead with a pull-up jumper with 10:34
left.
36.5% 34.8% 84% • Roberts’ lone bucket of the game gave NM State a lead it wouldn’t relinquish for the
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 UTAH VALLEY (8-9, 6-3 WAC) remainder of the frame.
EASTWOOD HS • EL PASO, TEXAS • Colby Leifson pulled Utah Valley even with a fast-break triple which made matters 16-
ATTENDANCE: 0
22 Overton,Jamison * 33 7-17 0-1 2-5 2-2-4 3 3 2 1 2 16 16 with 8:07 to go before NM State went on one of its only sustained runs of the game.
02 Cole,Evan * 35 4-8 0-1 1-4 1-2-3 4 1 2 1 0 9 • Through the course of the next 6:30, the Aggies embarked on a 13-4 scoring spree
UTAH VALLEY | 24 | 36 | 60
04 Woodbury,Trey * 34 2-11 1-8 2-2 0-3-3 2 1 0 0 0 7 helmed almost entirely by Jabari Rice and Donnie Tillman. Rice had five points through
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 03 Nield,Blaze * 12 2-3 1-2 0-0 1-2-3 0 2 4 0 0 5 the surge ended the run with three-pointer which hiked the hosts’ edge to 29-20 while
1st 12-27 3-9 3-4 11 Aimaq,Fardaws * 33 1-7 0-0 0-0 3-12-15 4 3 2 1 0 2 Tillman pumped in four points during the Aggies’ run, too.
HALF 44.4% 33.3% 75% 10 McClanahan,Jaden 27 3-5 1-2 2-2 0-2-2 4 4 3 1 2 9 • A 4-1 Wolverine run in the last 42 seconds cut the Aggies’ lead to 30-24 at the break.
05 Fuller,Tim 12 3-3 0-0 0-0 3-3-6 2 0 0 0 0 6
2nd 7-25 5-14 18-21
SECOND HALF
01 Darthard,Le’Tre 11 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 1 0 0 3
HALF 28% 35.7% 85.7%
13 Leifson,Colby 3 1-2 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 • NM State fell behind just once in the second half, when Jamison Overton connected on
a tough jumper with 7:46 to go in order to put his squad on top 50-48, but the Aggies
1st 10-27 2-10 2-2 TOTALS - 200 24-57 5-17 7-13 10-26-36 21 15 14 4 4 60 never fully pulled away from Utah Valley.
HALF 37% 20% 100% 42.1% 29.4% 53.8% • A 5-1 Utah Valley run to start the second half cut NM State’s lead to one, 30-29, but
UVU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A four straight free throw makes by the Aggies stopped the Wolverines’ surge.
2nd 14-30 3-7 5-11 • Aside from the final margin, NM State held a seven-point lead in the second half anoth-
HALF 46.7% 42.9% 45.5% er time as well. Wilfried Likayi followed up three-pointers by Clayton Henry and McCants
on back-to-back possessions with a split at the free throw line to put the hosts up 43-36
with 12:07 left.
• With Overton on their side, though, the Wolverines were never truly out of contention.
The crafty guard netted 10 points during Utah Valley’s ensuing 13-5 run which put the
visitors back in the lead.
• Tillman pulled NM State back even with two free throw makes at the 7:19 mark and
Evan Gilyard II dialed up a huge three-pointer with 6:44 left to put the hosts ahead 53-50.
• NM State looked to have finally put the Wolverines down for good when another
three-pointer by Gilyard II made the score 60-55 Aggies with 2:49 left. Over the next 58
seconds, though, Utah Valley scored five in a tow to tie things at 60-all.
• Where fundamentals came into play the largest was over the last 1:04 of the game.
Tillman broke the 60-60 deadlock at the 1:04 mark by swishing the first of seven NM
State free throws through the last 64 seconds.
• NM State’s defensive delivered over that span, too, forcing a pair of Utah Valley turn-
overs. The Wolverines also went 0-for-2 from the field to help the Aggies seal the deal.
• Through the last minute and change, NM State went 7-of-8 from the foul line to collect
another Saturday night WAC win.

• Gilyard hit his fair share of big shots through the second half in order to finish with 16
points. Rice put in a game-best 20 for NM State who won for third consecutive Saturday.
• Intent on holding the Wolverines’ offense down, NM State allowed just Overton to
amass 10 or more points. Utah Valley’s guard netted 16 points on 7-of-17 shooting and
while Aimaq did record 15 rebounds he was held to just two points on a 1-of-7 perfor-
mance from the field.
• Second-half field goal makes were a rarity for the Aggies who went only 7-of-25 from
the field through the last 20 minutes. The free throw line, though, helped NM State get
the job done as the Aggies went 18-of-21 (85.7-percent) from there in the last stanza.
• Tillman was especially accurate from the stripe, going 8-of-8 from that distance. That
helped the senior finish with 10 points and he also added a team-high six rebounds.
• NM State’s free throw shooting prowess in the second half helped offset the Wolver-
ines’ 46.7-percent (13-of-30) shooting slip through the frame.

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GAME NEW MEXICO STATE (7-6, 4-5 WAC) STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS - One of the M.O.’s of the NM State men’s basketball team over
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS the past few years has been its willingness to launch three pointers at a high rate. At
35 Johnny McCants * 27 7-8 3-3 1-2 0-4-4 0 1 3 0 1 18 times in 2020-21, however, the shots the team took simply weren’t falling.
02 Donnie Tillman * 22 3-6 0-1 1-1 1-6-7 3 2 0 1 0 7
05 Clayton Henry * 27 2-8 1-5 0-0 0-4-4 0 3 2 0 1 5 Friday night, not only were the Aggies shot takers, they were shot makers, too.
10 Jabari Rice * 25 2-6 1-3 0-0 2-0-2 2 3 5 0 0 5
03 Evan Gilyard II * 7 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 1 0 0 3 A long-range barrage with accuracy that hadn’t been seen before in head coach Chris
00 C.J. Roberts 22 5-8 3-3 1-1 0-3-3 0 5 3 0 1 14 Jans’ tenure on the Aggies bench sparked the NM State men’s basketball team to a 78-
14 Marcus Watson 15 4-5 2-3 2-3 2-1-3 1 0 1 0 1 12 51 blowout victory over WAC adversary Tarleton State inside Wisdom Gym.
11 Kalen Williams 25 3-4 1-1 2-2 1-3-4 3 4 1 0 0 9
32 Bryce Rewalt 6 1-2 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 NM State cashed in on a season-high 13 three-pointers while matching its season-high
78 51 24 Will McNair 22 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 1 0 0 1 1 2 in assists (19) in order to string together back-to-back WAC triumphs for the first time
at 20 Tennessee Owens 2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 since the 2019-20 campaign.
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 2 0 0 0
| 7-6, 4-5 | | 7-10, 2-7 | TOTALS - 200 29-50 13-22 7-9 8-26-34 13 19 18 2 5 78 FIRST HALF
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 58% 59.1% 77.8% • Before the Aggies started going bonkers from long distance, Friday night’s series
WISDOM GYM • STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS TARLETON STATE (7-10, 2-7 WAC) opener was one where the Texans took control early on. Tarleton capped its 9-4 run over
ATTENDANCE: 1,172
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS the game’s first six minutes with a three-ball off the mitts of Montre Gipson.
NEW MEXICO STATE | 41 | 37 | 78 25 Bogues, Shamir * 32 6-11 1-3 1-2 1-4-5 2 0 4 0 0 14 • The Aggies, meanwhile, didn’t obtain their first advantage of the game until the 11:44
TARLETON STATE | 23 | 28 | 51
01 Montre Gipson * 26 5-9 1-4 1-2 1-0-1 1 2 1 0 1 12 mark when C.J. Roberts broke a 13-13 tie by completing a three-point play with a make
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 02 Freddy Hicks * 38 2-7 0-2 3-4 2-4-6 2 0 4 1 0 7 at the foul line out of the game’s second media timeout.
1st 16-23 8-9 1-1 13 Daniel, Shakur * 35 0-4 0-1 2-4 0-3-3 2 1 1 0 3 2 • Roberts broke another deadlock, this one of the 14-14 variety, at the 11:24 mark of
HALF 69.6% 88.9% 100% 35 Jackson, Jonathan * 14 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 2 0 1 2 the frame with the second of his three long-range hits in the showdown. Following that
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 04 Tahj Small 17 2-4 0-1 1-1 2-0-2 1 1 2 0 1 5 downtown splashdown, the Aggies never trailed again.
2nd 13-27 5-13 6-8
14 Hopkins, Javontae 9 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-0-0 1 2 0 0 0 5 • Tarleton trimmed the Aggies’ lead to one, 17-16, after Montre Gipson converted a
HALF 48.2% 38.5% 75% second-chance layup with 10:21 showing on the clock, but from there NM State started
03 Konstantin Dotsenko 15 1-5 0-3 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 0 0 0 2
00 Joey Madimba 3 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 1 2 to pour it on.
TSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A • The Aggies’ lead stood at only two points, 20-18, with 7:45 remaining in the frame
1st 9-26 1-10 4-7 34 Ngalamulume, Heri 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 1 1 0 0 0
before back-to-back layups by Donnie Tillman signaled the start of an 8-0 Aggie surge.
HALF 34.6% 10% 57.1% 12 Baggett, Cadarius 3 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Clayton Henry concluded that scoring spurt by draining a nifty layup which hiked the
TSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 20 Starks, Caleb 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0
2nd 11-23 2-7 4-8 30 Garcia, Roman 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 visitors’ lead to 28-18 with 4:45 left.
HALF 47.8% 28.6% 50% 10 Golden, Caleb 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • A three-point play by Tahj Small momentarily slow the Aggies, but the visitors closed
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 out the half on a 13-2 run to open things up in a big way. Johnny McCants, Jabari Rice
TOTALS - 200 20-49 3-17 8-15 7-14-21 12 10 15 1 8 51 and Kalen Williams each drilled long balls through the Aggies’ run to conclude the frame
40.8% 17.6% 53.3% and NM State held the Texans to just a single field goal make through the final 7:30 of
the half.
• Once the dust had settled at the halftime horn, NM State found itself the owners of
a 41-23 advantage. The Aggies’ advantage was made possible by an otherworldly
69.8-percent (16-of-23) showing from the field in the frame. That percentage grew to
near 70 as a result of the Aggies’ exceptional long-range accuracy. NM State shot 8-of-9
(88.9-percent) from downtown in the frame.
SECOND HALF
• The visitors’ lead hit 20 for the first time after Rice reached up and banked home a
layup which made the score 43-23 just 1:34 into the final frame.
• NM State was able to coast through the majority of the second half as it never saw its
edge dip below 16 points. The Aggies’ massive margin grew to as many as 31, 71-40,
after Williams swished a pair of free throws with 6:18 to go.

• McCants mauled the Texans, going for a game-high 18 points on 7-of-8 shooting which
included a 3-of-3 effort from long range. Playing against his former coach in Tarleton’s
Billy Gillispie, Roberts concluded his night with a season-high 14 points which compli-
mented a season and game-best five assists.
• Marcus Watson came off the bench and added 12 points - all in the second half - in
his 15 minutes of action. Tillman totaled seven points as well as a game-high seven re-
bounds. With Tillman on their side, the Aggies enjoyed a 34-21 (+13) edge on the glass.]
• The three-point line was where the Aggies did a ton of damage. NM State went 13-of-
22 (59.1-percent) from that distance, putting up the best single-game three-point field
goal percentage in Chris Jans’ tenure as the team’s head coach in the process.
• NM State won a game on Friday for the first time in 2020-21 thanks to the victory. It
also represented the Aggies’ second-straight WAC victory which marks NM State’s first
back-to-back league wins of the 2020-21 campaign.
• Tarleton was led by freshman guard Shamir Bogues who dropped in 14 points while
adding five rebounds. Gipson chipped in 12 for the Texans who dropped to 0-2 all-time
against NM State.
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GAME NEW MEXICO STATE (7-7, 4-6 WAC) STEPHENVILLE, Texas - Short-handed from the jump, the NM State men’s basketball
## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS team got off to a slow start and never fully recovered in a 64-55 WAC setback to
00 C.J. Roberts * 30 3-10 2-5 4-4 1-2-3 2 2 1 0 0 12 Tarleton State Saturday night inside Wisdom Gym.
35 Johnny McCants * 32 2-5 0-3 7-7 6-2-8 5 2 4 2 0 11
11 Kalen Williams * 37 3-8 3-7 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 2 0 0 9 NM State’s loss snapped the team’s two-game WAC winning streak and was also the
05 Clayton Henry * 36 4-9 1-6 0-0 5-1-6 2 3 0 0 0 9 Aggies’ first defeat at the hands of the Texans in the history of the program.
10 Jabari Rice * 36 2-11 2-9 0-0 0-8-8 4 2 1 0 1 6
14 Marcus Watson 13 2-7 1-3 0-1 2-2-4 0 0 2 0 0 5 FIRST HALF
24 Will McNair 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 • A difficult start on offense put the Aggies at an early disadvantage in their mission
02 Donnie Tillman 11 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 2 1 1 0 0 1 to claim a two-game sweep over a WAC foe for the first time in 2020-21. Four Texans
32 Bryce Rewalt 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 generated points through the home team’s 16-4 run through the first 9:30 of action with
55 64 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 2 0 0 0 Shakur Daniel and Montre Gipson chipping in five points apiece during that surge.
at TOTALS - 200 17-52 9-33 12-14 16-19-35 16 10 14 2 1 55 • The Aggies’ only field goal make through that span was a layup courtesy of Will
32.7% 27.3% 85.7% McNair, but over the last 11 minutes of the frame NM State made a move to get back
| 7-7, 4-6 | | 8-10, 3-7 | into the thick of the game.
TARLETON STATE (8-10, 3-7 WAC)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS • Tarleton maintained a double-digit lead, 27-16, with 5:32 remaining in the frame before
WISDOM GYM • STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS 01 Montre Gipson * 40 8-14 0-1 3-3 1-4-5 1 5 0 0 0 19 Roberts ripped off a personal scoring run to push his team back within contention. The
ATTENDANCE: 1,464
03 Konstantin Dotsenko * 40 6-11 3-6 2-2 0-5-5 2 1 1 0 1 17 junior went on a personal 7-0 run starting with two free throw makes and ending with an
NEW MEXICO STATE | 25 | 30 | 55 13 Daniel, Shakur * 31 3-4 1-1 2-2 0-4-4 5 3 1 0 2 9 acrobatic driving layup to cut the Texans’ edge down to 27-23 with 3:39 showing on the
TARLETON STATE | 36 | 28 | 64
02 Freddy Hicks * 34 3-9 0-2 2-3 3-4-7 3 0 1 0 0 8 clock.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 25 Bogues, Shamir * 30 3-5 1-3 0-1 0-0-0 1 3 1 0 4 7 • Unfortunately, the Texans regained their footing on offense shortly after that. During
1st 12-27 3-9 3-4 04 Tahj Small 24 1-5 0-2 2-2 0-2-2 2 2 1 1 0 4 the final 3:19, Tarleton outscored the Aggies 9-2 with Konstantin Dotsenko pumping in
HALF 44.4% 33.3% 75% 20 Starks, Caleb 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 seven of those points.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 0 0 2 0 0 0 • Shooting numbers favored the home team through the opening frame with the Texans
2nd 7-25 5-14 18-21
TOTALS - 200 24-48 5-15 11-13 6-20-26 14 14 7 1 7 64 putting up splits of .500/.364/1.000 over the first 20 minutes. NM State, meanwhile,
HALF 28% 35.7% 85.7% connected on just 36-percent (9-of-25) of its field goals including only two of its 12
50% 33.3% 84.6%
(16.7-percent) tries from long distance. Seven Aggie turnovers, which the Texans turned
TSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
into six points, didn’t help the visitors’ cause, either.
1st 10-27 2-10 2-2
HALF 37% 20% 100%
SECOND HALF
TSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
2nd 14-30 3-7 5-11 • The Aggies began the process of chipping away at the Texans’ lead right from the sec-
HALF 46.7% 42.9% 45.5% ond-half inbounds pass. Jabari Rice made it a single-digit game for the first time since
late in the first half when he connected on a step-back three-pointer with 13:13 left.
• Trailing 45-38 at that point, NM State crept closer. On two occasions through the half
the Aggies got within six points. The second time came after Kalen Williams cashed in
on a three-pointer with 8:20 remaining. From there, however, the Texans netted the next
five points to go back up by 11 with 6:28 on the clock.
• NM State never got back within nine points the rest of the way.
• The Aggies shot .296/.333/.875 in the second half compared to the Texans’ marks of
.500/.250.714. NM State ended the game with 14 turnovers which the Texans turned
into 11 points.

• Gipson amassed a game-high 19 points for the Texans who improved to 1-2 all-time
against NM State. Dotsenko added 17 on 6-of-11 shooting.
• Robert recorded a team-high 12 points for the Aggies and was one of just two mem-
bers of the team who finished with double digits in the scoring column. McCants neared
a double-double, concluding with 11 points and eight rebounds.
• Evan GIlyard II and Wilfried Likayi did not suit up for the Aggies due to them both being
in concussion protocol.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (8-7, 5-6 WAC) EL PASO - March is here.
GAME ## PLAYER MIN
10 Rice,Jabari * 36
FG-A 3FG-A
6-13 2-7
FT-A
2-2
O-D-T PF
1-7-8 1
A TO
4 4
BLK
2
STL
2
PTS
16 As usual, the NM State men’s basketball team showed up, too.
05 Henry,Clayton * 37 6-12 2-5 1-3 2-3-5 2 1 1 0 2 15
35 McCants,Johnny * 26 4-11 0-2 2-3 6-0-6 2 1 0 1 0 10 Jabari Rice closed in on a double-double by finishing with a game-high 16 points to go
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 32 0-5 0-4 2-2 0-4-4 3 5 4 0 0 2 along with a game-best eight rebounds, Clayton Henry scored all 15 of his points in the
11 Williams,Kalen * 20 1-6 0-2 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2 final frame and the Aggies made sure to start the month synonymous with postseason
00 Roberts,C.J. 24 4-10 2-4 2-2 1-5-6 2 0 0 0 1 12 play on the right foot by busting up UTRGV 69-51 at the Don Haskins Center Tuesday
14 Watson ,Marcus 10 3-9 2-5 0-0 3-1-4 2 1 0 0 0 8 afternoon.
24 McNair,Will 6 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 1 0 4
01 Kiir,Mayan 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 FIRST HALF
69 51
| 8-7, 5-6 |
vs
| 9-7, 2-3 |
20 Owens,Tennessee 1
32 Rewalt,Bryce 1
TM TEAM 0
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0-0 0
0-0-0 0
4-4-8 0
0 0
0 0
0 3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
• Sluggish - perhaps due to the 11:00 a.m. tip-off time - to start, NM State drained just
two of its first 18 field goal attempts through the game’s first 9:16. From there, howev-
er, the Aggies’ offense - and aggressiveness snapped them out of their slumber.
TOTALS - 200 26-68 8-29 9-12 19-25-44 14 12 12 4 5 69 • Down 11-5 after UTRGV’s Uche Dibiamaka put the finishing touches on a three-point
TUESDAY, MARCH 2 38.2% 27.6% 75% play with a swish from the foul line at the 11:25 mark, NM State embarked on a
DON HASKINS CENTER • EL PASO, TEXAS UTRGV (9-7, 2-3 WAC) game-changing 26-8 run through the rest of the opening stanza in order to take control.
ATTENDANCE: 0 ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS • Marcus Watson sauntered off the bench and started the Aggies’ move to take things
NEW MEXICO STATE | 31 | 38 | 69 04 Otchere,Jeff * 24 4-4 0-0 3-8 3-2-5 2 0 2 3 1 11 over with a fast-break layup followed up with a deep triple. C.J. Roberts handed the
UTRGV | 19 | 32 | 51 14 Levi,Javon * 29 3-14 2-9 0-0 0-2-2 3 0 3 0 2 8 hosts their first lead of the game by connecting on a short jumper which made matters
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 15 Dibiamaka,Uche * 25 2-8 1-4 3-3 0-3-3 1 1 0 0 1 8 12-11 with 9:18 left.
1st 12-37 5-20 2-3 11 Nelson,Marek * 12 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-4-4 1 0 2 0 1 2 • UTRGV responded to the Aggies’ seven unanswered points with four straight - the last
HALF 32.4% 25% 66.7% 02 Johnson II,Quinton * 27 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 4 6 5 0 0 0 three of which came courtesy of Javon Levi’s corner three right in front of the Aggies’
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 03 Raines,Connor 12 3-4 2-3 1-1 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 9 bench at the 7:48 juncture.
2nd 14-31 3-9 7-9 32 Butler,LaQuan 14 3-8 0-3 1-2 0-1-1 0 1 2 0 1 7 • Led by Rice, however, NM State scored the next 11 to ensure it wouldn’t fall behind for
HALF 45.2% 33.3% 77.8%
23 Bratton,Anthony 16 1-4 0-0 2-4 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 4 the rest of the day. Rice rimmed in a triple before shooting the lane of an errant UTRGV
00 Freeman,Chris 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2 pass and galloping down the court for an uncontested rim-rocker. Johnny McCants
UTRGV FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
13 Nelson,Ricky 18 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 2 0 0 0 0 capped off that 11-point Aggie run with a layup and two makes at the charity stripe.
1st 6-19 2-9 5-9
HALF 31.6% 22.2% 55.6% 12 McClain Jr.,Rob 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 2 0 1 1 0 0 • Much like the previous time they played inside the Don Haskins Center, the Aggies got
UTRGV FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 24 Lawrence-Anderson,Malik 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 0 a big boost before the half thanks to a buzzer-beating shot. This time it was Roberts who
2nd 12-30 3-12 5-9 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 6-1-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 twirled around Levi in order to launch an off-balance three-pointer that found nothing but
HALF 40% 25% 55.6% TOTALS - 200 18-49 5-21 10-18 10-22-32 18 10 16 4 6 51 the bottom of the net. That long-range hit gave Roberts 10 points at the break and hiked
36.7% 23.8% 55.6% NM State’s lead to 31-19.
SECOND HALF
• The Aggies’ edge shrank to single digits just one through the final 20 minutes of
action. That occurred when Levi drained another corner three-pointer on the Vaqueros’
first possession of the deciding frame to pull his team within nine, 31-22.
• Following that long ball, the Aggies reeled off the next eight points and ended that
surge with a sizable punctuation mark when Rice hammered home a driving baseline jam
to make matters 39-22 Aggies.
• NM State’s lead grew to as many as 20 points, 46-26, following two free throw makes
by Roberts with 12:48 left.
• Down the stretch, NM State turned to Henry to guide it to the promised land. The se-
nior netted all 15 of his points through the final 14:13 and helped the Aggies put things
away when the Vaqueros tried to make it a game.
• Following a fast-break score by Levi to cut the Aggies’ lead to 53-43 with 5:44 remain-
ing, Henry went to work. The Calgary, Canada, product scored NM State’s next nine
points over the next 2:36 to push the hosts’ lead back to 14, 62-48.
• Evan Gilyard II made it a 16-point Aggie margin, 64-48, with 1:54 left by swishing two
free throw tries. NM State’s last nail in the Vaqueros’ coffin came when Watson drained
his second - and final - trifecta of the tilt with eight seconds to go in order to account for
the final score.

• In order to get the win, NM State had to navigate one of the nation’s best defenses.
The Aggies committed 12 turnovers against one of the land’s best in terms of forcing
turnovers, but in turn the hosts made the Vaqueros cough the ball up 16 times which led
to 24 NM State points.
• NM State did major work on the glass in the win, too, owning a 44-32 (+12) edge
in rebounds over their Lone Star State foes. On the offensive glass the Aggies were
particularly tenacious, grabbing 19 compared to UTRGV’s 10.
• Though he didn’t put in a field goal, Gilyard II was the Aggies’ main facilitator. The
senior dished out a game-high five of his team’s 12 assists and also got his hands on
four rebounds.
• In addition to Henry and Rice, McCants (10) and Roberts (12) put forth double-digit
scoring efforts in the win. McCants’ six rebounds were all of the offensive variety, match-
ing his career high in that department.
• With the win, NM State extended its winning streak over UTRGV to 19 games.
Additionally, the Aggies have now won 13 regular-season games in the month of March
dating back to 2013. Head coach Chris Jans has never lost a regular-season game in
the month as the team’s bench boss as his record in games of that configuration now
sits at 5-0.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (9-7, 6-6 WAC)
ST. GEORGE, Utah - Yes, one of the primary points of the game of basketball is indeed
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS
to put the orange thing in the orange thing, but setting - and controlling - the tone on the
glass is an important component as well.
10 Jabari Rice * 31 7-16 5-12 1-2 2-7-9 3 3 2 0 1 20
02 Donnie Tillman * 25 4-10 0-2 5-6 4-1-5 0 1 2 1 1 13
03 Evan Gilyard II * 27 5-10 2-5 0-1 2-2-4 2 2 1 0 2 12
With rebounding foremost on its collective mind, the NM State men’s basketball team
35 Johnny McCants * 26 2-5 1-3 1-6 10-2-12 2 2 1 1 1 6
continued to do the one thing it has done on a continued basis in the month of March:
05 Clayton Henry * 25 2-9 0-6 2-2 2-2-4 2 1 2 0 2 6
win.
00 C.J. Roberts 17 4-10 1-4 1-2 2-1-3 0 1 0 0 0 10
22 Wilfried Likayi 14 1-4 1-2 0-0 1-2-3 2 1 1 0 1 3
Sixteen of Jabari Rice’s game-high 20 points came in the opening frame, Johnny
14 Marcus Watson 7 1-3 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 2
McCants amassed 10 of his game-high 12 rebounds by crashing the offensive glass and
01 Mayan Kiir 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2
the Aggies held off a late charge by Dixie State to secure a 76-66 victory inside Burns
76 66 24 Will McNair 6 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 3 1 1 0 0 2

Arena Friday night.
at 11 Kalen Williams 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2-2 1 4 0 0 2 0
20 Tennessee Owens 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FIRST HALF
| 9-7, 6-6 | | 8-12, 4-9 | 32 Bryce Rewalt 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
• Intent on making a statement in their first-ever showdown with NM State, the Trailblaz-
FRIDAY, MARCH 5 55 Gerald Doakes 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ers netted the game’s first five points before the Aggies snapped out of their 0-for-6 funk
BURNS ARENA • ST. GEORGE, UTAH TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
from the field.
ATTENDANCE: 403 TOTALS - 200 28-70 10-35 10-19 24-19-43 17 16 10 2 10 76
• On the possession after Hunter Schofield extended Dixie State’s lead to 5-0, Rice
NEW MEXICO STATE | 45 | 31 | 76 40% 28.6% 52.6%
buried the first of his four first-half three-pointers to start a 6-0 NM State run. Evan
DIXIE STATE | 36 | 30 | 66 Gilyard II closed out the surge with a triple of his own to hand the visitors their first lead
DIXIE STATE (8-12, 4-9 WAC)
of the night.
NMSU FG-A ## PLAYER MIN
3FG-A FT-A FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS
• Following another quick 5-0 spurt by Dixie State, the Aggies took control. Rice and
1st 17-37 7-20 4-6
44 Schofield, Hunter * 36 7-12 1-3 5-6 2-5-7 4 1 0 2 0 20
HALF 46% 35% 66.7% Gilyard II bookended a 10-0 NM State surge with long balls, giving the visitors a 16-10
12 Gooden, Cameron * 32 6-9 2-4 2-3 1-4-5 2 5 7 0 1 16
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A edge with 14:00 remaining on the clock.
54 Pope, Isaiah * 21 2-6 2-5 0-0 0-2-2 2 0 2 0 1 6
2nd 11-33 3-15 6-13 • NM State’s lead fluctuated between two and seven points until the final five minutes
14 Youngblood, Dason * 26 0-4 0-0 2-2 0-2-2 3 5 2 0 2 2
HALF 33.3% 20% 46.2% of the frame. Following an Isaiah Pope three-pointer that cut the Aggies’ lead to 32-28,
22 Staine, Frank * 16 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 3 0 3 0 0 0
Marcus Watson kick-started a 13-5 NM State run by converting a nifty reverse layup off
30 Mulibea, Andre 18 4-6 2-3 0-0 0-2-2 0 1 0 0 1 10
DSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A of a feed from Rice.
1st 50 Greene, Jarod 20 3-5 0-0 0-2 3-3-6 4 0 3 1 1 6
13-26 6-11 4-6 • Donne Tillman contributed six of his 13 points on the night through that surge and
HALF 50% 54.6% 66.7% 10 Gilbert, Brock 15 0-1 0-1 2-2 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 1 2
wrapped up the run with put-back layup to make matters 45-33.
DSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 32 Parker, Lleyton 10 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-1-1 2 0 1 0 0 2
• Though Dixie State’s Cameron Gooden canned a three-pointer with 1:37 left that pulled
2nd 10-21 1-6 9-11 40 Allfrey, Trevon 6 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 1 0 2
the hosts within nine, 45-36, at the break, NM State had the lion’s share of the momen-
HALF 47.6% 16.7% 81.8% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 0 0 0 0 0 0
tum in its corner at that point.
TOTALS - 200 23-47 7-17 13-17 8-21-29 20 13 18 4 7 66
• Gilyard II, Rice and Tillman combined to generate 36 of the Aggies’ 45 first-half points.
48.9% 41.2% 76.5%
At the first-half horn, McCants had amassed five points as well as eight rebounds to help
NM State put up shooting splits of .459/.350/.667.
SECOND HALF
• Hoping to put the game out of reach, the Aggies turned up the intensity a notch of two
early on in the deciding frame.
• Through the first 7:01 of the final stanza, NM State took off on a 15-6 run to hike its
lead to 18 points.
• Wilfried Likayi - who was making his first appearnce after missing the previous three
games - drained a corner three during that surge, Will McNair threw down a driving
one-handed dunk and C.J. Roberts wrapped up the run with a fast-break layup to make
the score 60-42.
• Undeterred, Dixie State began the long process of battling back. Through the next
7:36, the Trailblazers took off on a 17-4 scoring spree of their own and used a multi-
pronged attack to get back in it. Six Dixie State players generated points during that run
with Schofield capping it off by draining a pair of foul shot with 5:23 left.
• Following those free throw makes, NM State found itself clinging to a 64-59 lead. The
Aggies hadn’t hit a field goal in nearly eight minutes, but Roberts changed that when he
splashed a second-chance three-pointer at the five-minute mark to stop the Trailblazers’
run.
• Roberts’ trifecta was the starting point of a game-clinching 10-0 surge by the visitors.
Rice essentially sealed the deal by coldly connecting on his fifth and final three-pointer
with 2:44 to go. That long-range hit made NM State’s lead 74-59 and proved to be too
much for Dixie State to recover from.

• Rice’s 20-point effort was his third of the 2020-21 season while Tillman finished with
13. Those two were just two of the four Aggies who finished in double-digits as Gilyard II
wrapped up his night with 12. Roberts added 10 off the bench, helping the visitors claim
a 22-19 edge in bench scoring.
• With McCants on the Aggies’ side, Dixie State didn’t have a chance at winning the
rebounding war. Though he only finished with six points, the Las Cruces, N.M., product’s
season-high 12 boards featured 10 of the offensive variety. It helped McCants match his
career-best offensive rebounding output and represented the most offensive rebounds
by an Aggie since McCants generated 10 in a WAC setback at California Baptist on Jan.
3, 2019.
• NM State enjoyed a 43-29 (+14) advantage on the glass against Dixie State. That
figure included a 24-8 (+16) edge in offensive rebounding and as a result NM State
wrapped up Friday night’s tilt with a 21-11 edge in second-chance points.
• Schofield contributed 20 points to the Trailblazers’ cause while Gooden turned in 16 as
well as a game-high five assists.
• NM State won its 14th consecutive regular season game in the month of March. That
stretch dates back to the year 2013.
• Head coach Chris Jans is a perfect 6-0 in regular season games during the month of
March as the Aggies’ bench boss. Against WAC teams in March, Jans is the owner of a
perfect 12-0 record and overall he’s 12-2 in the month as NM State’s head coach.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (10-7, 7-6 WAC) ST. GEORGE, Utah - Upon entering Burns Arena Saturday night, it was very apparent that
GAME ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS Dixie State was holding its senior night.
02 Donnie Tillman * 29 7-14 3-5 5-9 2-4-6 0 2 1 0 0 22
35 Johnny McCants * 26 4-6 0-2 4-4 1-5-6 1 5 0 3 5 12 So, naturally, NM State seniors Johnny McCants and Donnie Tillman decided to crash the
05 Clayton Henry * 23 4-6 0-2 2-2 0-1-1 2 1 4 1 0 10 party in order to celebrate as well.
10 Jabari Rice * 31 3-8 1-3 2-2 1-4-5 1 1 3 0 1 9
03 Evan Gilyard II * 30 1-5 1-3 0-0 2-2-4 0 2 2 0 2 3 Tillman handled the scoring, pouring in a season and game-high 22 points on 7-of-14
00 C.J. Roberts 16 3-7 1-4 0-1 0-5-5 4 1 0 0 1 7 shooting, while McCants handed the rest, finishing with 12 points, six rebounds, five
20 Tennessee Owens 1 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 assists, five steals and three blocked shots to help NM State take down Dixie State 68-
24 Will McNair 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-5-6 2 0 1 1 0 2 56 in the regular season finale for both squads Saturday night.
11 Kalen Williams 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0
68 56
| 10-7, 7-6 |
at
| 8-13, 4-10 |
22 Wilfried Likayi 12
01 Mayan Kiir 4
14 Marcus Watson 2
0-4 0-3
0-0 0-0
0-1 0-1
0-0 1-0-1
0-0 0-0-0
0-0 0-0-0
3
3
0
0 0
0 3
0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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FIRST HALF
• Tillman’s terrorizing of the Trailblazers started early on as the forward out of Detroit
dropped in eight of his 17 first-half points during NM State’s 12-2 run over the first 3:59.
32 Bryce Rewalt 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 He drained two of his three first-half long balls during that stretch and capped off the
SATURDAY, MARCH 6 55 Gerald Doakes 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 1 2 0 0 0 Aggies’ surge to start the game with a twisting layup in the lane.
BURNS ARENA • ST. GEORGE, UTAH TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 • The visitors’ lead remained at 10 points, 16-6, following a jumper courtesy of Clayton
ATTENDANCE: 415 TOTALS - 200 24-54 7-24 13-18 9-28-37 18 13 17 5 9 68 Henry at the 12:45 mark, but Dixie State decided to do something about its double-digit
NEW MEXICO STATE | 40 | 28 | 68 44.4% 29.2% 72.2% deficit shortly thereafter.
DIXIE STATE | 34 | 22 | 56 • Cameron Gooden drained a downtown try, representing the starting point of a 5-0
DIXIE STATE (8-13, 4-10 WAC)
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A## PLAYER MIN
FT-A FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS scoring spree by the Trailblazers. That hit put a charge into Dixie State’s congregation
1st 14-31 4-13 8-9
12 Gooden, Cameron * 35 4-11 3-7 3-4 1-3-4 2 1 3 0 1 14 and the fight was on from there. NM State regained its double-digit lead just once more
HALF 45.2% 30.8% 88.9%
22 Staine, Frank * 38 2-9 2-4 4-4 0-4-4 3 4 1 0 2 10 through the remainder of the opening frame and that happened when Tillman threw his
44 Schofield, Hunter * 29 4-12 0-2 2-2 2-5-7 4 1 4 3 1 10 final trifecta of the stanza to make matters 30-19 with 7:28 remaining.
2nd 10-23 3-11 5-9
50 Greene, Jarod * 17 2-4 0-0 2-2 0-1-1 5 0 2 0 0 6 • Over the course of the rest of the frame, NM State generated just one more field
HALF 43.5% 27.3% 55.6%
goal make - a driving one-handed dunk courtesy of Tillman - and the Trailblazers closed
14 Youngblood, Dason * 27 2-10 0-1 0-0 1-4-5 1 2 0 1 0 4
30 Mulibea, Andre 23 2-3 1-2 0-0 1-3-4 2 1 4 0 0 5 within single digits once more. Dason Youngblood pulled his squad within four, 36-32, by
DSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A
1st 10-26 3-9 11-11 40 Allfrey, Trevon 9 1-1 0-0 3-3 0-1-1 3 0 2 0 0 5 banking in a stick-back layup with 2:23 left on the clock.
HALF 38.5% 33.3% 100% 32 Parker, Lleyton 12 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-2-2 2 2 2 0 3 2 • NM State countered the Trailblazers’ last push by going 6-for-6 from the foul line
DSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 10 Gilbert, Brock 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 through the final 4:34 of the frame. It was Gooden, Hunter Schofield and Frank Staine
2nd 8-26 3-8 3-4 TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 who helped lead the home team back into the thick of things by combining to produce
HALF 30.8% 37.5% 75% TOTALS - 200 18-52 6-17 14-15 7-23-30 23 12 18 4 7 56 23 of the Trailblazers’ 36 points over the first 20 minutes.
34.6% 35.3% 93.3%
SECOND HALF
• McCants came on strong through the opening minutes of the deciding frame by scor-
ing or assisting on each of the Aggies’ first four field goals.
• With 8:43 to go in the game, finished off a 10-0 run by watching C.J. Roberts connect
on a three-pointer off of an assist from McCants. That long ball pushed NM State’s edge
to a seemingly insurmountable 18 points, 59-41, but for the second-straight night Dixie
State battled back to make it a game.
• Through the next four minutes, the Trailblazers took off on a 12-3 run which whittled
the Aggies’ lead down to single digits, 62-53, with 4:55 left. Five Dixie State players
scored during that surge with Jarod Greene putting in four of his team’s 12 through the
run.
• With the ball in his hands and 4:25 left in the game, Tillman deftly gave the rock up to
a back-door cutting Roberts who pushed the visitors’ edge back to double digits, 64-53,
by connecting on a smooth reverse layup.
• Through the last six minutes of the game, Dixie State hit just a single field goal - An-
drea Mulibea’s three-pointer with 38 seconds left that was far too little and much too late
to make and substantial difference in the tilt.

• Tillman’s 22 points represented the highest single-game scoring total by an Aggies in
the 2020-21 season. Coming into Saturday night’s showdown, Tillman had totaled just
three three-pointers all season. By the time the night was done, he had doubled that
number with a 3-of-5 showing from downtown.
• McCants either set or matched his career highs in assists (five, tied), blocked shots
(three, tied) and steals (five, set) in his astounding all-around performance. His six
rebounds were tied for a team-high with McCants.
• Clayton Henry rounded out the Aggies’ main trio of scorers by putting in 10 points on
4-of-6 shooting.
• For the Trailblazers, who wrapped up their first transitional season as an NCAA Division
I program, Gooden dropped in a team-high 14 points while Schofield (10) and Staine (10)
also racked up double-digit point totals. Schofield grabbed a game-high seven rebounds
for Dixie State, too.
• The win allowed NM State to earn its first WAC sweep of the season. Additionally, NM
State extended its season-long winning streak to three games with the victory.
• NM State won the battle of the boards by a 37-30 margin and put up shooting splits
of .444/.292/.722 in the triumph. The Aggies also forced 17 turnovers and owned a
30-20 edge in paint scoring on the night.
• Dating back to the 2013 season, NM State has now won 15 consecutive regular
season games in the month of March.
• Head coach Chris Jans is a perfect 7-0 in regular season games during the month of
March as the Aggies’ bench boss. Against WAC teams in March, Jans is the owner of a
perfect 13-0 record and overall he’s 13-2 in the month as NM State’s head coach.
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NEW MEXICO STATE (11-7) LAS VEGAS - March? That’s what the calendar says.
02 Tillman,Donnie * 18 4-8 0-0 4-5 3-2-5 1 2 2 0 0 12 Fans? Surprisingly, yes.
10 Rice,Jabari * 21 3-5 1-2 2-2 0-9-9 3 2 4 1 0 9
35 McCants,Johnny * 15 3-3 1-1 2-3 1-5-6 2 2 0 0 1 9 An NM State men’s basketball team win? You better believe it.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 20 3-4 2-3 0-0 0-0-0 2 1 1 0 1 8
05 Henry,Clayton * 19 1-3 1-3 2-3 0-0-0 0 1 1 0 1 5 Yeah, it was just another run-of-the-mill WAC Tournament game inside the Orleans Arena.
22 Likayi,Wilfried 21 5-7 3-5 2-2 0-2-2 2 0 1 1 0 15
00 Roberts,C.J. 21 2-6 1-4 0-0 0-1-1 2 2 2 0 2 5 Playing in front of a large contingent of Aggie faithful for the first time this year, the
11 Williams,Kalen 17 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-1-1 1 4 0 0 0 5 third-seeded NM State men’s basketball team did what it does best in Las Vegas by
14 Watson ,Marcus 9 2-3 1-2 0-0 1-0-1 1 1 1 0 0 5 blasting sixth-seeded UTRGV 77-61 in the 2021 Hercules Tires WAC Tournament quar-
77 61 20 Owens,Tennessee 3 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 terfinals Thursday night to move on to the semifinal round of the league’s postseason
vs 55 Doakes,Gerald 14 0-4 0-1 1-2 0-2-2 3 0 0 0 0 1 tournament.
24 McNair,Will 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 1 0 1 0 0 0
| 8-7, 5-6 | | 9-7, 2-3 | 01 Kiir,Mayan 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 3 0 2 0 0 0 FIRST HALF
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 32 Rewalt,Bryce 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 • Playing out in eerily similar fashion to the tilt the two teams found themselves em-
ORLEANS ARENA • LAS VEGAS, NEV. TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 0 0 2 0 0 0 broiled in back on Tuesday, March 2, it was the Vaqueros who got the upper hand early.
ATTENDANCE: 160 TOTALS - 200 26-50 12-24 13-17 9-29-38 23 15 17 2 5 77 UTRGV netted four of the game’s first seven points before the Aggies made sure there
NEW MEXICO STATE | 39 | 38 | 77 52% 50% 76.5% wouldn’t be a second quarterfinal upset.
UTRGV | 24 | 37 | 61 UTRGV (9-10) • Johnny McCants emphatically started a 9-0 Aggie run by punching in a powerful
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A ## PLAYER MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO BLK STL PTS one-handed fast-break slam which put the Aggies on top for good. C.J. Roberts conclud-
1st 14-27 5-12 6-8 04 Otchere,Jeff * 20 6-6 0-0 3-8 0-1-1 3 0 1 2 0 15 ed the surge by draining a mid-range jumper to extend NM State’s lead to 12-4 just 6:19
HALF 51.9% 41.7% 75% 14 Levi,Javon * 36 3-11 0-2 6-8 3-1-4 1 6 1 0 2 12 into things.
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 02 Johnson II,Quinton * 35 1-6 0-4 2-2 1-3-4 2 2 3 0 0 4 • The emergence of Wilfried Likayi allowed the Aggies to deliver a devastating dose of
2nd 12-23 7-12 7-9 11 Nelson,Marek * 23 2-6 0-2 0-1 0-3-3 0 2 1 0 0 4 long-range bombing to effectively put the game away before the halftime horn. The red-
HALF 52.2% 58.3% 77.8%
15 Dibiamaka,Uche * 9 0-2 0-0 1-2 0-0-0 4 0 2 0 0 1 shirt junior out of Portland, Ore., nailed the first of his three triples in the bout with 10:57
32 Butler,LaQuan 23 3-10 2-6 1-2 3-0-3 1 1 2 0 0 9 left, pushing his crew’s advantage to 20-8 at the 10:57 mark of the frame.
• Unrelenting in their pursuit of victory, the Aggies hiked their lead to as high as 17
13 Nelson,Ricky 13 2-2 0-0 3-3 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 1 7
1st 10-24 1-7 3-6
points, 32-15, after the dangerous Tillman banked home a driving layup with 5:09 to go
HALF 41.7% 14.3% 50% 23 Bratton,Anthony 9 3-4 0-0 1-2 0-2-2 1 0 1 1 0 7
12 McClain Jr.,Rob 14 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 2 in the stanza.
2nd 11-28 1-9 14-22 03 Raines,Connor 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Hoping to extend their season, the Vaqueros battled back and made it a single-digit
HALF 39.3% 11.1% 63.6% 24 Lawrence-Anderson,Malik 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 game late in the frame. It was none other than Javon Levi, who never won a game
10 Mora,Nick 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 against the Aggies in his college career, who put the finishing touches on a 9-0 UTRGV
20 Garcia,Isaiah 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 surge with a layup that trimmed NM State’s lead to 32-24 with 2:06 left.
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 • Tillman, however, would have no more of UTRGV’s comeback nonsense, as he cap-
TOTALS - 200 21-52 2-16 17-28 8-16-24 16 12 12 3 3 61 tained a 7-0 NM State surge to end the half. Detroit’s finest put in five straight points and
40.4% 12.5% 60.7% Likayi concluded the surge in a powerful way, hammering home a driving two-handed
baseline slam to account for NM State’s 39-24 lead at the break.
• The Aggies could do almost no wrong during the half, putting up shooting splits of
.519/.417/.750 and out-rebounding the Vaqueros 20-10. Likayi and Tillman combined
for 19 of the team’s 37 points at the break, but it was hardly a two-man show as eight
Aggies put in points.
SECOND HALF
• NM State didn’t waste any time at all in carrying over its momentum from the late
stages of the first half. Clayton Henry drained a pair of free throws before McCants slung
in a triple with 17:05 left to increase the Aggies’ lead to 44-24.
• Continuing to pour it on in the hopes of making sure all of their rust was completely
shaken off for the most important stretch of game of the year, the Aggies’ lead bal-
looned to 25, 73-48, after Marcus Watson hit a tip-in layup to finish a personal 5-0 run.
• With the game well in hand, NM State emptied its bench and saw Gerald Doakes,
Mayan Kiir, Tennessee Owens and Bryce Rewalt all make their WAC Tournament debuts
through the closing minutes of the game.
• The Aggies’ accuracy from the field didn’t diminish through the final frame either. NM
State shot .522/.583/.778 in the stanza and all 14 of its available players saw the
court.

• Likayi’s WAC Tournament debut couldn’t have gone any better as the sharpshooting
junior sprung for a game-high 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting off the bench. Tillman turned
in a 12-point, five-rebound performance while passing out two of the Aggies’ 15 assists.
• Jabari Rice flirted with a double-double by concluding his night with nine points and a
game-high nine rebounds. Those nine boards helped the Aggies own a 38-24 (+14) edge
on the glass.
• Kalen Williams dished out a team-high four assists for NM State who came up with
helpers on 15 of its 26 made field goals.
• Jeff Otchere pumped in 15 points for UTRGV while Levi added 12 in the team’s final
game of the season.
• NM State moved to 10-2 all-time as a number-three seed in the WAC Tournament and
is 13-0 all-time in the quarterfinal round of the league tourney.
• Head coach Chris Jans is now 7-0 as the Aggies’ bench boss in the WAC Tourna-
ment. Additionally, he has won his last 14 games in the month of March against WAC
opposition.

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NEW MEXICO STATE (12-7)
LAS VEGAS - Let’s toss a hypothetical scenario out here, shall we?
02 Tillman,Donnie * 21 6-8 3-5 8-8 1-3-4 3 0 1 0 1 23
Two basketball teams - one a co-regular season champion, the other a college basketball
10 Rice,Jabari * 20 4-5 1-2 4-4 0-4-4 4 2 1 0 1 13
vagabond throughout an uneven 2020-21 season - are set to duke it out for a trip to the
35 McCants,Johnny * 27 3-7 1-4 2-5 4-2-6 0 3 1 2 0 9
WAC Tournament title game.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 30 2-9 1-3 3-4 0-2-2 2 2 2 0 1 8
05 Henry,Clayton * 29 2-8 0-3 0-0 1-4-5 3 1 1 0 0 4
The co-champ has the league’s Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year on it.
11 Williams,Kalen 16 3-3 1-1 1-2 1-2-3 2 1 3 0 0 8
That other squad has some dude they call “Johnny from Cruces,” and another cat who
00 Roberts,C.J. 17 3-8 1-3 0-0 0-2-2 4 1 1 1 0 7
looked like he had no semblance of an outside shot through the first 14 games of the
22 Likayi,Wilfried 17 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-1-1 5 0 0 1 0 3
year.
24 McNair,Will 17 1-3 0-0 1-2 1-4-5 2 0 1 1 0 3
78 62 55 Doakes,Gerald 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Who are you picking? Well, wait. Before you answer, there’s another important piece of
vs 14 Watson ,Marcus 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
information you should probably know.
20 Owens,Tennessee 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
| 12-7 | | 11-11 | TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 0 0 0 0 0 0
The “other squad” is NM State, it’s playing in the Orleans Arena in the month of March
FRIDAY, MARCH 12 TOTALS - 200 25-55 9-25 19-25 9-26-35 25 10 11 5 3 78
and their head coach just said, “we’re playing Aggie basketball.” If you’re still confused
ORLEANS ARENA • LAS VEGAS, NEV. 45.5% 36% 76%
on who to pick in this situation, trust us: pick the Aggies.
ATTENDANCE: 250
UTAH VALLEY (11-11)
NEW MEXICO STATE | 32 | 46 | 78 Donnie Tillman’s star power continued to shine bright in The Entertainment Capital of
UTAH VALLEY | 23 | 39 | 62 the World as he dropped in a season and team-high 23 points, a devastating dose of
04 Woodbury,Trey * 37 8-19 3-11 15-16 1-2-3 2 2 2 0 0 34
defense held the 2021 WAC Player of the Year scoreless in 29 minutes of action and
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 22 Overton,Jamison * 25 3-9 1-3 4-4 1-2-3 4 0 2 0 2 11
third-seeded NM State advanced to the WAC Tournament championship game for the
1st 11-27 4-13 6-8 02 Cole,Evan * 30 2-9 0-2 3-4 3-5-8 3 0 1 0 0 7
HALF 40.7% 30.8% 75% ninth-consecutive time by suffocating second-seeded and WAC co-champion Utah Valley
03 Nield,Blaze * 24 1-3 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 1 3
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 78-62 Friday night at the Orleans Arena.
11 Aimaq,Fardaws * 29 0-7 0-0 0-0 5-8-13 4 1 3 2 0 0
2nd 14-28 5-12 13-17
01 Darthard,Le’Tre 19 2-6 0-3 0-0 3-0-3 3 0 1 0 1 4
HALF 50% 41.7% 76.5% The Aggies, winners of 11-consecutive WAC Tournament games, will play top-seeded
23 Brinson,Jordan 13 1-3 0-1 0-2 0-2-2 2 0 1 0 1 2
and 2021 WAC co-champion GCU Saturday night at 8:00 p.m. MT from the Orleans
05 Fuller,Tim 19 0-1 0-0 1-4 1-4-5 2 1 1 1 0 1
UVU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Arena with the winner capturing the WAC’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
1st 7-29 2-11 7-8 13 Leifson,Colby 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0
HALF 24.1% 18.2% 87.5% 21 Farrer,Trey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FIRST HALF
• Continuing to prove scouting reports all around the league wrong, Tillman began the
2nd 10-28 3-10 16-22 TOTALS - 200 17-57 5-21 23-30 16-24-40 22 4 13 3 5 62
HALF
Aggies’ 15-2 run through the first 7:10 by connecting on a wide-open three-pointer at the
35.7% 30% 72.7% 29.8 % 23.8 % 76.7 %
top of the key just 31 seconds into the second semifinal showdown.
• Eight of the Aggies’ first 15 points through that run were put in by Detroit’s finest while
Jabari Rice added the other seven to give the lower seed an early 13-point edge.
• It took a minute, but the Wolverines finally found their footing on offense and from
there the battle was on. Sparked by the play of Trey Woodbury, Utah Valley took off on
a 10-4 run fueled by six points off the mitts of Woodbury. That surge cut the Aggies’
lead to 19-12 with 7:35 to go in the frame, giving the opportunity for an unlikely hero to
emerge.
• Sophomore guard Kalen Williams, who had a meager five points in his team’s quarter-
final victory the night prior, provided the Aggies with the offensive spark they needed
for the remainder of the frame. The Hephzibah, Ga., netted eight of the Aggies’ final 13
points of the half and dropped in a nifty mid-range job at the horn to hand NM State a
32-23 advantage upon the conclusion of the opening stanza.
• The story was in part the Aggies and their hot start, but the defense deserved credit,
too. NM State allowed Utah Valley to go just 7-of-29 (24.1-percent) from the field in the
first frame, making it an uphill climb for the Wolverines all night long.
SECOND HALF
• Starting each half strong was preached by head coach Chris Jans and the Aggies fol-
lowed his order to the letter. Evan Gilyard II and Rice sandwiched two-point shots around
a Johnny McCants triple as the Aggies started the final frame on a 7-0 run to push their
lead to 39-23 with 17:43 left.
• Keeping their foot pressed firmly on the gas pedal, the Aggies ran their lead to 20
points, 49-29, following a driving layup from Tillman at the 12:55 mark of the half.
Gilyard II splashed a three-pointer of his own with 10:06 left to keep the Aggies’ edge at
20 points, 54-34, but that’s when things got a little tenuous.
• Incensed at the success the lower-seeded Aggies were having, Woodbury took it upon
himself to try and will the Wolverines back into the game. The guard scored 12-straight
points for Utah Valley before Jamison Overton added five in a row which cut NM State’s
lead down to 61-51 with 5:27 left.
• Woodbury continued his assault on the Aggies by getting a runner to fall with 3:58 to
go. That hoop shrank NM State’s lead to 62-53, but on the ensuing Aggie possession
Overton was whistled for a technical foul after voicing his displeasure with a call down
on the block. Tillman stepped to the line and hit the two technical foul free throws before
adding two more on the foul he drew preceding the tech to push the Aggies’ lead back
to double-digits, 66-53.
• Tillman effectively called game with 3:01 left by canning a wide-open three-pointer
right in front of the Aggies’ bench which made matters 71-54.

• Tillman’s 23-point performance came at the hands of the league’s Player of the Year
and Defensive Player of the Year Fardaws Aimaq. Though Aimaq did grab hold of a
game-high 13 rebounds, he shot 0-for-7 from the field as the Aggies frustrated him all
night long.
• Rice added 13 more points for the Aggies on 4-of-5 shooting while McCants’ energy
was unmatched. The Las Cruces, N.M., product wrapped up his night with nine points,
six rebounds and two of the Aggies’ five blocked shots.
• Woodbury went wild, winding up with a game-high 34 points on 8-of-19 shooting and
a 15-of-16 effort at the foul line. Overton added 11 for the Wolverines who saw their
season come to an end.
• For the game, NM State held the Wolverines to a shooting clip of just 29.8-percent
(17-of-57) while included a 5-of-21 (23.8-percent) showing from three-point range.
• NM State moved to 11-2 all-time as a number-three seed in the WAC Tournament and
is 12-3 all-time in the semifinal round of the league tourney.
• Head coach Chris Jans is now 8-0 as the Aggies’ bench boss in the WAC Tourna-
ment. Additionally, he has won his last 15 games in the month of March against WAC
opposition.
20
LAS VEGAS - If there was a punch to be taken through the 2020-21 season, the NM
NEW MEXICO STATE (12-8)
State men’s basketball team took it - most of the time on the chin.
03 Gilyard II,Evan * 37 6-13 4-11 2-2 0-1-1 4 2 1 0 2 18
First it was a forced to relocate out of state to do something as simple as practice due
10 Rice,Jabari * 34 5-12 2-6 0-0 1-2-3 2 1 2 1 1 12
to a public health order in the state of New Mexico. Then, 65-straight days away from
02 Tillman,Donnie * 31 4-10 2-4 1-2 0-5-5 3 0 2 0 0 11
home while putting together a non-conference schedule. And after that some pauses due
05 Henry,Clayton * 28 2-5 1-4 0-0 1-1-2 1 0 1 0 0 5
to COVID-19.
35 McCants,Johnny * 36 1-8 0-5 2-2 2-3-5 4 1 1 1 1 4
00 Roberts,C.J. 16 2-5 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 4
Still, the Aggies battled, showing unparalleled levels of resiliency and toughness every
55 Doakes,Gerald 1 0-1 0-0 2-3 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2
single day. The same qualities were there for a full 40 minutes Saturday night at the
22 Likayi,Wilfried 9 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Orleans Arena, leaving the Aggies and their supporters very little to hand their heads
11 Williams,Kalen 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0
56 74
about at the end of the night.
24 McNair,Will 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 1 0 0 0 0
vs 20 Owens,Tennessee 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Evan Gilyard II pumped in a season and team-high 18 points and WAC All-Tournament
32 Rewalt,Bryce 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
| 12-8 | | 17-6 | Team pick Donnie Tillman delivered 11 more, but NM State couldn’t match the size, re-
TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-5-6 0 0 1 0 0 0
SATURDAY, MARCH 13 bounding ability and sheer shot-making of Grand Canyon as the Aggies dropped a 74-56
TOTALS - 200 20-55 9-32 7-9 5-20-25 17 5 9 2 4 56
ORLEANS ARENA • LAS VEGAS, NEV. decision to the Lopes in the WAC Tournament title game.
36.4 % 28.1 % 77.8 %
ATTENDANCE: 325
GRAND CANYON (17-6)
NM STATE | 26 | 30 | 56
FIRST HALF
GRAND CANYON | 41 | 33 | 74 • Hoping to spring a second-straight upset in the WAC Tournament, NM State came out
10 Blacksher Jr.,Jovan * 36 7-10 3-4 2-2 3-4-7 1 2 0 0 3 19
swinging with back-to-back buckets from Tillman and Gilyard II through the first 1:41. The
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 33 Midtgaard,Asbjorn * 30 5-9 0-0 2-2 3-5-8 1 1 0 0 0 12
Aggies’ lead, however, proved to be short-lived.
1st 10-30 6-19 0-0 03 Dixon,Mikey * 27 2-6 1-2 5-6 0-4-4 2 0 3 0 0 10
HALF 33.3% 31.6% 0%
• Jovan Blacksher Jr., countered the Aggies’ 4-0 run by netting five of the Lopes’ points
04 Frayer,Oscar * 28 3-9 1-6 2-5 0-0-0 0 2 1 0 0 9
NMSU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A through their 9-5 surge which tied the game with 13:46 left in the frame.
25 Lever,Alessandro * 28 3-10 0-5 1-1 2-3-5 4 3 1 0 0 7
2nd 10-25 3-13 7-9 • His short jumper was both the response to a Jabari Rice three-pointer as well as the
02 McMillian,Chance 16 3-5 3-4 0-0 0-4-4 1 0 2 0 1 9
HALF 40% 23.1% 77.8% starting point of a 12-0 surge by the Lopes. The Aggies went 0-for-5 from the field
30 McGlothan,Gabe 20 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-6-6 3 1 1 0 0 4
during Grand Canyon’s run and found it near impossible to get back within single digits
00 Miller-Moore,Sean 11 0-2 0-0 2-2 1-0-1 0 1 0 0 0 2
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A after that.
24 Okpoh,Bryce 1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2
1st 16-29 6-11 3-3 • Rice’s second three-pointer of the half came with 3:48 to go in the frame and pulled
HALF 55.2% 54.6% 100% 01 Zdor,Dima 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
his team within eight, 29-21, but again the Lopes came in with a haymaker.
GCU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A 11 Smith,Rashad 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
• Four players put in points during Grand Canyon’s 12-5 run over the last 3:21 of the
2nd 10-26 2-10 11-15 21 Lloyd,Liam 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0
frame. Blacksher Jr., had his marks all over that run, too, netting another five points
HALF 38.5% 20% 73.3% TM TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 0 0 1 0 0 0
during it.
TOTALS - 200 26-55 8-21 14-18 11-28-39 13 11 9 0 4 74
• Trailing 41-26 at the break, the Aggies were just 10-of-30 (33.3-percent) from the
47.3 % 38.1 % 77.8 %
field in the frame and were on the wrong end of a 20-11 rebounding margin. Blacksher
Jr., finished with 15 points in the frame alone while Gilyard II and Tillman countered with
eight and seven respectively.
SECOND HALF
• Trying to come out strong, the Aggies could not find and sort of foothold on offense
against the Lopes. Grand Canyon hiked its lead to as many as 19 points, 63-44, before
all was said and done.
• Triples by Gilyard II on back-to-back Aggie possessions cut the Lopes’ lead down to
63-50 with 4:58 to go, but NM State put in just one more field goal from that point on.
• Grand Canyon iced the game by going 9-for-9 at the foul line through the last 2:22.

• The Aggies lost the battle of the boards to the towering Lopes by a 39-25 margin and
put up shooting splits of .364/.281/.778 in the setback.
• Blacksher Jr’s energy was evident from the get-go as he wrapped up with a game-high
19 points on 7-of-10 shooting. Asbjørn Midtgaard contributed 12 points as well as a
game-high eight rebounds in the Lopes first WAC Tournament title game victory.
• NM State, who was making its 10th-straight appearance in the WAC Tournament title
bout, saw its 11-game winning streak in league tournament tilts come to an end.
• Aggie head coach Chris Jans suffered his first setback in the WAC Tournament, too,
dropping to 8-1 all-time in the league’s postseason tourney.
• Tillman was joined on the WAC All-Tournament Team by Midtgaard, Seattle U’s Darrion
Trammell, Utah Valley’s Trey Woodbury and Blacksher Jr., the Tournament MVP.

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2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 18-9 Colors.............................................................................. Red and Black University President.......................................... Dr. Noelle Cockett
2020-21 Conference Record...........................................10-4 (2nd) Nickname................................................................................. Wildcats Director of Athletics................................................... John Hartwell
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................4/1 Arena (Capacity)................................ John M. Belk Arena (4,300) Faculty Athletic Representative................................Dr. Paul Sale
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................................. 12/3 Conference..........................................................................Atlantic 10 Colors.......................................Navy Blue, White and Pewter Gray
All-Time Series vs. UC Irvine........................ NM State leads 30-9 Twitter............................. @DavidsonWildcats (@DavidsonMBB) Nickname.....................................................................................Aggies
Last Meeting.................NM State 65, at UC Irvine 60 | 12.28.17 2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 13-9 Arena (Capacity)................ Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (10,270)
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won two 2020-21 Conference Record (Finish).............................. 7-4 (3rd) Conference.................................................................Mountain West
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3 Twitter...................................... @USUAthletics (@USUBasketball)
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 20-9
COACHING STAFF Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................4/8
All-Time Series vs. Davidson..........................NM State leads 1-0 2020-21 Conference Record...........................................15-4 (2nd)
Head Coach...................................................................Russell Turner
Last Meeting...............NM State 69, vs. Davidson 68 | 12.22.17 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................3/2
Alma Mater.................................................... Hampden-Sydney ‘92
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................5/7
Overall Record.........................................................................227-148
All-Time Series vs. Utah State ............... Utah State leads 36-30
at UC Irvine.................................................................................... Same
Last Meeting................ NM State 69, at Utah State 73 | 2.16.13
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-1 COACHING STAFF Current Streak...................................................Utah State won one
Office Phone..................................................................949-824-3234 Head Coach....................................................................Bob McKillop
Assistants.......................................................................Ryan Bardtalei Alma Mater.......................................................................... Hofstra ‘72
.........................................................................................Michael Wilder Overall Record.........................................................................607-373 COACHING STAFF
................................................................................................Alex Young at Davidson.................................................................................... Same Head Coach.......................................................................Ryan Odom
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-1 Alma Mater.................................................... Hampden-Sydney ‘96
Overall Record........................................................................... 126-81
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT Office Phone..................................................................704-894-2369
Associate Head Coach.............................................. Matt McKillop at Utah State .....................................................................................0-0
MBB Contact...............................................................Sarah Zetlmeisl
Assistants...........................................................................Kevin Kuwik vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0
Office Phone..................................................................949-824-8934
................................................................................................. Will Reigel Office Phone..................................................................435-797-9844
Cell Phone......................................................................443-798-0332
Assistants.............................................................................Nate Dixon
E-Mail....................................................................... szetlmei@uci.edu
................................................................................................Matt Henry
Mailing Address................................................. UC Irvine Athletics SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT ........................................................................................Bryce Crawford
.....................................................Intercollegiate Athletics Building MBB Contact.......................................................................Joey Beeler
.......................................................................... Irvine, CA 92697-4500 Office Phone..................................................................704-894-2217
Website...................................................www.UCIrvineSports.com Cell Phone......................................................................704-458-6198 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
E-Mail...........................................................jobeeler@davidson.edu MBB Contact......................................................................Kyle Cotton
Mailing Address.................................................Davidson Athletics Office Phone..................................................................435-797-2066
UTEP ....................................................................................................Box 7158 Cell Phone......................................................................435-817-7702
Sat., Nov. 13 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M. ..............................................................................Davidson, NC 28035 E-Mail................................................................ kyle.cotton@usu.edu
Fri., Dec. 3 | 7 p.m. | Don Haskins Center | El Paso, Texas Website.............................................www.DavidsonWildcats.com Mailing Address................................................. 7400 Old Main Hill
..................................................................... Logan, Utah 84322-7400
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location...........................................................................El Paso, Texas
PENN Website............................................... www.UtahStateAggies.com
Fri., Nov. 19 | TBA | HTC Center | Conway, S.C. | maybe/maybe not
Enrollment...................................................................................25,151
University President......................................... Dr. Heather Wilson GENERAL INFORMATION NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS
Wed., Nov. 24 | 6 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Director of Athletics.......................................................... Jim Senter Location.................................................................... Philadelphia, Pa.
Faculty Athletic Representative..............................Stephen Aley Enrollment...................................................................................10,003 GENERAL INFORMATION
Colors...................................Dark Blue, Orange and Silver accent University President.......................................... Dr. Amy Gutmann Location.......................................................................Las Vegas, N.M.
Nickname.....................................................................................Miners Director of Athletics............................................ Alanna Shanahan Enrollment..................................................................................... 3,765
Arena (Capacity).............................Don Haskins Center (11,892) Faculty Athletic Representative...........................David Arnesen University President................................................Dr. Sam Minner
Conference...............................................................Conference USA Colors................................................................................Red and Blue Director of Athletics..................................................Andrew Ehling
Twitter.............................................. @UTEPAthletics (@UTEPMBB) Nickname..................................................................................Quakers Faculty Athletic Representative.........................Dr. Bill Heyward
2020-21 Record............................................................................12-12 Arena (Capacity).............................................. The Palestra (8,722) Colors........................................................................Purple and White
2020-21 Conference Record..................8-8 (5th/West Division) Conference..........................................................................Ivy League Nickname................................................................................Cowboys
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................4/1 Twitter.............................................. @PennAthletics (@PennMBB) Arena (Capacity)...................... John A. Wilson Complex (5,676)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................8/6 2019-20 Record............................................................................16-11 Conference.............Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (NCAA DII)
All-Time Series vs. UTEP .......................NM State leads 116-102 2019-20 Conference Record............................................8-6 (T4th) Twitter................................................................... @NMHU_Athletics
Last Meeting...........................UTEP 56, at NM State 59 | 12.3.19 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3 2019-20 Record............................................................................18-10
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................5/4 2019-20 Conference Record (Finish)......................... 13-9 (T5th)
All-Time Series vs. Penn............................................Series tied 0-0 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3
Last Meeting..................................................................................none Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................4/8
COACHING STAFF Current Streak................................................................................none All-Time Series vs. NMHU...............................NM State Leads 9-5
Head Coach...................................................................... Joe Golding
Last Meeting...........................NMHU 67, at NM State 75 | 1.6.15
Alma Mater...................................................... Abilene Christian ‘99
Current Streak.................................................... NM State won nine
Overall Record.........................................................................158-144 COACHING STAFF
at UTEP ................................................................................................0-0 Head Coach................................................................Steve Donahue
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Alma Mater..........................................................................Ursinus ‘84 COACHING STAFF
Office Phone..................................................................915-747-5323 Overall Record.........................................................................283-278 Head Coach............................................................Mike Dominguez
Assistants............................................................................ Jeremy Cox at Penn............................................................................................83-64 Alma Mater...........................................................Colorado Mesa ‘10
.............................................................................................. Earl Boykins vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Overall Record..............................................................................18-10
..............................................................................................Butch Pierre Office Phone..................................................................202-296-5915 at NMHU......................................................................................... Same
Associate Head Coach.................................................. Nat Graham vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0
Assistants.......................................................................... Joe Mihalich Office Phone..................................................................505-454-3493
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT .................................................................................. Trey Montgomery Assistants.................................................................. Andrew Davison
MBB Contact..................................................................Mark Brunner
Office Phone..................................................................915-747-5722
Cell Phone......................................................................915-472-6038 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT

MBB Contact.......................................................................................n/a Assistants.................................................................................Billy Keys
Office Phone.......................................................................................n/a SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT .................................................................................. Leonard Gutierrez
Cell Phone...........................................................................................n/a MBB Contact...........................................................Matthew Lerman
E-Mail....................................................................................................n/a Office Phone..................................................................310-338-7768 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
Mailing Address......................New Mexico Highlands Athletics Cell Phone........................................................................................... idk MBB Contact.......................................................................................n/a
............................................................................................P.O. Box 9000 E-Mail....................................................................mlerman@lmu.edu Cell Phone...........................................................................................n/a
...........................................................................Las Vegas, N.M. 87701 Mailing Address............................. LMU Athletic Media Services E-Mail....................................................................................................n/a
Website.................................................. www.NMHUAthletics.com ......................................................................................Gersten Pavilion Website.......................................................www.NNMCEagles.com
NEW MEXICO ......................................................................... 1 LMU Drive - MS 8505
..................................................................... Los Angeles, Calif. 90045 SEATTLE U
Tue., Nov. 30 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M. Website.............................................................www.LMULions.com
Mon., Dec. 6 | 7 p.m. | The Pit | Albuquerque, N.M. Thu., Dec. 30 | 8 p.m. | Redhawk Center | Seattle, Wash.
GENERAL INFORMATION WASHINGTON STATE Sat., Feb. 5 | 4 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Location................................................................Albuquerque, N.M. Wed., Dec. 15 | 8 p.m. | Beasley Coliseum | Pullman, Wash. GENERAL INFORMATION
Enrollment...................................................................................25,015 Location..........................................................................Seattle, Wash.
GENERAL INFORMATION Enrollment..................................................................................... 7,050
University President......................................Dr. Garnett S. Stokes Location....................................................................... Pullman, Wash.
Director of Athletics......................................................Eddie Nuñez University President...........................................Eduardo Peñalver
Enrollment...................................................................................20,286 Director of Athletics....................................................... Shaney Fink
Faculty Athletic Representative............... Dr. Sara Nottingham University President.......................................................Kirk Schultz
Colors........................................................................ Cherry and Silver Faculty Athletic Representative................................Dr. Paul Sale
Director of Athletics......................................................Patrick Chun Colors.............................................................................Red and White
Nickname...................................................................................... Lobos Faculty Athletic Representative.........................Nancy Swanger
Arena (Capacity)...................................................... The Pit (15,411) Nickname..............................................................................Redhawks
Colors...................................................................... Crimson and Gray Arena (Capacity)......................................... Redhawk Center (999)
Conference.................................................................Mountain West Nickname..................................................................................Cougars
Twitter........................................@UNMLOBOS (@UNMLoboMBB) Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference
Arena (Capacity)................................. Beasley Coliseum (11,671) Twitter............................................@GoSeattleU (@SeattleUmbb)
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 6-16 Conference..................................................................................Pac-12
2020-21 Conference Record......................................... 2-15 (11th) 2020-21 Record............................................................................12-11
Twitter..................................@WSUCougars (@WSUCougarMBB) 2020-21 Conference Record.............................................. 4-5 (5th)
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................1/4 2020-21 Record............................................................................14-13
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................9/2 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................5/0
2020-21 Conference Record (Finish)......................... 7-12 (10th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................................. 13/4
All-Time Series vs. New Mexico.................. UNM leads 123-101 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................4/1
Last Meeting.........................NM State 62, at UNM 69 | 12.14.19 All-Time Series vs. Seattle U ....................... NM State leads 18-4
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................9/4 Last Meeting................... NM State 65, at Seattle U 58 | 2.13.21
Current Streak............................................................. UNM won two All-Time Series vs. Washington State.........NM State Leads 2-1 Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one
Last Meeting.... NM State 54, vs. Washington State 63 | 12.7.19
COACHING STAFF Current Streak.................................... Washington State won one
Head Coach.................................................................. Richard Pitino COACHING STAFF
Alma Mater...............................................................Azusa Pacific ‘89 Head Coach...................................................................... Jim Hayford
COACHING STAFF Alma Mater...............................................................Azusa Pacific ‘89
Overall Record.........................................................................159-137 Head Coach.........................................................................Kyle Smith
at New Mexico...................................................................................0-0 Overall Record.........................................................................412-219
Alma Mater......................................................................Hamilton ‘92 at Seattle U ...................................................................................52-44
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Overall Record.........................................................................194-151
Office Phone..................................................................505-925-5750 vs. NM State........................................................................................2-7
at Washington State...................................................................30-29 Office Phone..................................................................206-296-6420
Assistants.................................................................................Andy Hill vs. NM State........................................................................................1-0
................................................................................................Isaac Chew Associate Head Coach....................................................Chris Victor
Office Phone..................................................................509-335-0240 Associate Head Coach.................................................. Alex Pribble
.................................................................................................Eric Brown Associate Head Coach....................................................... Jim Shaw Assistant Coach.....................................................D’Marques Tyson
Assistants...................................................................... Derrick Phelps
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT ....................................................................................... John Andrzejek
MBB Contact.................................................................Steve Kirkland
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
MBB Contact....................................................................Sarah Finney
Cell Phone......................................................................434-825-5241 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT Office Phone..................................................................206-296-5915
E-Mail.................................................................... kirkland@unm.edu MBB Contact.......................................................................Ben Laskey Cell Phone......................................................................206-445-2237
Mailing Address..........................................................UNM Athletics Office Phone..................................................................509-335-0265 E-Mail............................................................. finneysa@seattleu.edu
............................................................................1414 University Drive Cell Phone......................................................................209-608-2173 Mailing Address........................................................... 901 12th Ave.
................................................................... Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 E-Mail.................................................................ben.laskey@wsu.edu .......................................................................................P.O. Box 222000
Website...............................................................www.GoLobos.com Mailing Address......................................Bohler Athletic Complex .................................................................................. Seattle, WA 98122
.................................................................... Pullman, WA 99164-1602
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Website.........................................................www.WSUCougar.com
Website.......................................................... www.GoSeattleU.com
Sat., Dec. 11 | 5 p.m. | Gersten Pavilion | Los Angeles, Calif.
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO CHICAGO STATE
GENERAL INFORMATION Sat., Jan. 1 | 4 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Sat., Dec. 18 | 4 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Location..................................................................Los Angeles, Calif. Sat., Feb. 26 | 1 p.m. | Jones Convocation Center | Chicago, Ill.
Enrollment..................................................................................... 9,695 GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION
University President......................................Timothy Law Snyder Location........................................................................Espanola, N.M.
Director of Athletics.....................................................Craig Pintens Location.............................................................................. Chicago, Ill.
Enrollment..................................................................................... 1,714 Enrollment..................................................................................... 3,578
Faculty Athletic Representative................................Dr. Paul Sale University President.........................................Dr Richard J. Bailey
Colors.......................................................................Crimson and Blue University President.....................................Zaldwaynaka Z Scott
Director of Athletics................................................... Ryan Cordova Interim Director of Athletics........................................ Eric Hyman
Nickname........................................................................................Lions
Faculty Athletic Representative................................................ N/A Faculty Athletic Representative...........Dr. June Price-Shingles
Arena (Capacity)......................................Gersten Pavilion (4,156)
Colors............................................................................Blue and White Colors.........................................................................Green and White
Conference................................................. West Coast Conference
Twitter............................................ @LMULions (@LMULionsMBB) Nickname..................................................................................... Eagles Nickname..................................................................................Cougars
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 13-9 Arena (Capacity).................Eagle Memorial Sportsplex (1,000) Arena (Capacity)........... Emil & Patricia Jones Convention Center (7,000)
2020-21 Conference Record............................................7-5 (T3rd) Conference................Association of Independent Institutions Conference.............................................................. Western Athletic
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................3/2 Twitter................................................................... @NNMCBasketball Twitter........................ @ChiStateCougars (@ChicagoStateMBB)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................5/7 2019-20 Record............................................................................10-14 2020-21 Record.................................................................................0-9
All-Time Series vs. LMU....................................NM State leads 4-3 2019-20 Conference Record.........................................................3-3 2020-21 Conference Record.........................................................0-0
Last Meeting....................... LMU 62, at NM State 108 | 12.28.08 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3 Starters Returning/Lost................................................................ N/A
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................................... N/A
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................8/3
All-Time Series vs. CSU.................................. NM State leads 20-1
All-Time Series vs. NNMC ..............................NM State Leads 8-0
Last Meeting............ NM State 71, at Chicago State 49 | 2.6.20
COACHING STAFF Last Meeting.....Northern New Mexico 30 at NM State 104 | 12.29.19 Current Streak........................................................ NM State won 16
Head Coach................................................................... Stan Johnson Current Streak...................................................NM State won eight
Alma Mater........................................................... Southern Utah ‘03
Overall Record................................................................................ 13-9 COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF
at LMU ............................................................................................ Same Head Coach.................................................................. Ryan Cordova Head Coach...................................................................Gerald Gillion
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Alma Mater....................................................Fort Lewis College ‘95 Alma Mater................................................................Florida State ‘08
Office Phone..................................................................310-338-8607 Overall Record...................................................................................0-0
Overall Record................................................................................. N/A
Assistants.......................................................................... David Carter at CSU.............................................................................................. Same
at Northern New Mexico ............................................................ N/A
..........................................................................................Allen Edwards vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-7 Office Phone..................................................................773-995-3742
......................................................................................Greg Youncofski Office Phone..................................................................505-747-2288
Associate Head Coach.............................................Baronton Terry Alma Mater......................................................Eastern Kentucky ‘95 COACHING STAFF
Assistants......................................................................... Jelani Hewitt Overall Record..............................................................................76-51 Head Coach....................................................................Brette Tanner
...................................................................................Tramaine Stevens at UTRGV ........................................................................................ Same Alma Mater.............................................................Emporia State ‘98
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Overall Record...................................................................................0-0
Office Phone..................................................................956-665-2225
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT Assistants.........................................................................Dean Cooper
at Abilene Christian.................................................................... Same
MBB Contact.................................................................Jim Christman vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0
........................................................................................ Nikita Johnson
Office Phone..................................................................773-995-2217 Office Phone..................................................................505-747-2288
.............................................................................................Jovan Austin
Cell Phone......................................................................847-560-1300 Assistants......................................................................Antonio Bostic
E-Mail........................................................................jchris24@csu.edu ......................................................................................................Jon Trilli
Mailing Address....................................................................JCC 1502 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT .........................................................................................Kyle Bankhead
......................................................................... 9501 South King Drive MBB Contact.............................................................Jonah Goldberg
.................................................................................. Chicago, Ill. 60628 Office Phone..................................................................956-665-2240
Cell Phone......................................................................516-659-1177
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
Website.................................................. www.GoCSUCougars.com MBB Contact....................................................................Cassie Kelley
E-Mail.................................................... jonah.goldberg@utrgv.edu
LAMAR Mailing Address.................................1201 West University Drive
Office Phone..................................................................325-674-6171
Cell Phone......................................................................304-208-3026
Thurs., Jan. 6 | 6 p.m. | Montagne Center | Beaumont, Texas .............................................................................Edingburg, TX 78539
E-Mail.............................................................. cassie.kelley@acu.edu
Website............................................................. www.GoUTRGV.com
GENERAL INFORMATION Mailing Address...................Abilene Christian Media Relations
Location....................................................................Beaumont, Texas TARLETON .................................................................................... Moody Coliseum
..........................................................................1201 East Ambler Ave.
Enrollment...................................................................................15,640 Thurs., Jan. 13 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
University President..................................... Dr. Kenneth R. Evans ................................................................. Abilene, Texas 79699-7916
Director of Athletics........................................................ Marco Born
GENERAL INFORMATION Website........................................................... www.ACUSports.com
Location................................................................Stephenville, Texas
Faculty Athletic Representative.........................Dr. Robert Spira
Colors.............................................................................Red and White
Enrollment...................................................................................13,115 SAM HOUSTON
University President.............................................Dr. James Hurley Thurs., Jan. 20 | 5:30 p.m. | Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum | Huntsville, Texas
Nickname................................................................................Cardinals Director of Athletics...................................................Lonn Reisman
Arena (Capacity).................................Montagne Center (10,080) Faculty Athletic Representative.............................Claude Pensis GENERAL INFORMATION
Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference Colors........................................................................Purple and White Location.................................................................... Huntsville, Texas
Twitter..........................................@LamarAthletics (@LamarMBB) Nickname.....................................................................................Texans Enrollment...................................................................................20,477
2020-21 Record............................................................................10-14 Arena (Capacity)............................................Wisdom Gym (3,000) University President..................................................Dr. Alisa White
2020-21 Conference Record.........................................................3-3 Conference.............................................................. Western Athletic Director of Athletics.................................................Bobby Williams
Twitter...................................... @TarletonSports (@TarletonMBB) Faculty Athletic Representative..........................Dr. Emily Roper
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3
2020-21 Record............................................................................10-10 Colors......................................................................Orange and White
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................8/3
2020-21 Conference Record (Finish).............................. 5-7 (3rd) Nickname................................................................................. Bearkats
All-Time Series vs. Lamar ........................................Series tied 0-0
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3 Arena (Capacity).......................... Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum
Last Meeting..................................................................................none Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference
Current Streak................................................................................none Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................4/8
All-Time Series vs. Tarleton............................NM State Leads 2-1 Twitter................................................ @GoUTRGV (@UTRGV_MBB)
Last Meeting..................... NM State 55, at Tarleton 64 | 2.27.21 2020-21 Record............................................................................20-17
COACHING STAFF Current Streak....................................................... Tarleton won one 2020-21 Conference Record.............................................. 9-7 (4th)
Head Coach..................................................................... Alvin Brooks Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................3/2
Alma Mater............................................................................ Lamar ‘82 Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................5/7
Overall Record..............................................................................54-84 COACHING STAFF All-Time Series vs. Sam Houston.................NM State Leads 2-1
at Lamar...............................................................................................0-0 Head Coach..................................................................... Billy Gillispie Last Meeting.....Sam Houston 78, at NM State 77 (OT) | 11.26.05
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Alma Mater.................................................................. Texas State ‘83 Current Streak.............................................Sam Houston won one
Office Phone..................................................................505-747-2288 Overall Record.........................................................................158-118
at Tarleton......................................................................................10-10
Assistants....................................................................... Charles Harral COACHING STAFF
vs. NM State........................................................................................1-1
........................................................................................Wendell Moore Head Coach...................................................................Jason Hooten
Office Phone..................................................................602-639-6845
.......................................................................................Mikhail McLean Alma Mater.............................................................Tarleton State ‘93
Assistants.............................................................................. Tra Arnold
.............................................................................................. Kyle Cooper Overall Record.........................................................................216-139
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT ............................................................................................Joseph Jones at Sam Houston .......................................................................... Same
MBB Contact...............................................James “Mustang” Dixon vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0
Office Phone..................................................................409-880-8329 Office Phone..................................................................936-294-1747
Cell Phone......................................................................936-552-1171 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT Associate Head Coach.................................................Chris Mudge
E-Mail...........................................................james.dixon@lamar.edu MBB Contact..................................................................... Josh Hauser ...........................................................................................Andre Owens
Mailing Address..................................Lamar University Athletics Office Phone..................................................................602-639-8328 ..............................................................................................Justin Bailey
.......................................................Athletics Media Relations Office Cell Phone......................................................................503-734-8587
.............................................................Montagne Center, Room 138 E-Mail............................................................... josh.hauser@gcu.edu
Mailing Address........................................Tarleton State Athletics SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
....................................................................... Beaumont, Texas 77710 MBB Contact........................................................................Ben Rikard
Website..................................................www.LamarCardinals.com ................................................................................................ Box T-0080
................................................................... Stephenville, Texas 76402 Office Phone..................................................................936-294-1764
UTRGV Website................................................... www.TarletonSports.com Cell Phone......................................................................936-554-2077

E-Mail................................................................ ben.rikard@shsu.edu
Sat., Jan. 8 | 6 p.m. | UTRGV Fieldhouse | Edinburg, Texas
ABILENE CHRISTIAN Mailing Address.........................................Sam Houston Athletics
............................................................................................P.O. Box 2268
GENERAL INFORMATION Sat., Jan. 15 | 4 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Location......................................................................Edinburg, Texas ........................................................................Huntsville, Texas 77341
Enrollment...................................................................................32,614 GENERAL INFORMATION Website..........................................................www.GoBearkats.com
Location......................................................................... Abilene, Texas
University President...................................................Dr. Guy Bailey
Director of Athletics................................................ Chasse Conque Enrollment..................................................................................... 5,293 SFA
University President.............................................Dr. Phil Schubert Sat., Jan. 22 | 1 p.m. | William R. Johnson Coliseum | Nacogdoches, Texas
Faculty Athletic Representative................................Dr. Paul Sale
Colors........................................................................ Orange and Gray Director of Athletics..............................................................????????? GENERAL INFORMATION
Nickname................................................................................Vaqueros Faculty Athletic Representative.....................Jonathan Stewart Location.............................................................Nacogdoches, Texas
Arena (Capacity)..................................UTRGV Fieldhouse (2,500) Colors........................................................................Purple and White Enrollment...................................................................................11,946
Conference.............................................................. Western Athletic Nickname................................................................................. Wildcats University President.............................................Dr. Scott Gordon
Twitter................................................ @GoUTRGV (@UTRGV_MBB) Arena (Capacity).....................................Moody Coliseum (4,600) Director of Athletics......................................Ryan “Redhawk” Ivey
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 9-10 Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference Faculty Athletic Representative................................ Jason Reese
2020-21 Conference Record.............................................. 2-5 (8th) Twitter................................................... @ACUSports (@ACU_MBB) Colors........................................................................Purple and White
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................3/2 2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 24-5 Nickname.........................................................................Lumberjacks
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................7/9 Arena (Capacity)............. William R. Johnson Coliseum (7,203)
2020-21 Conference Record...........................................13-2 (2nd)
All-Time Series vs. UTRGV .......................... NM State Leads 13-0 Conference.............................................................. Western Athletic
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3
Last Meeting...................... NM State 77, vs. UTRGV 61 | 3.11.21 Twitter............................................... @SFA_Athletics (@SFA_MBB)
Current NM State Streak.......................................................Won 13 Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................8/3
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 16-5
All-Time Series vs. ACU ...................................NM State leads 7-1
2020-21 Conference Record (Finish)............................12-3 (3rd)
Last Meeting...................Abilene Christian 73, at NM State 75 | 1.1.66
COACHING STAFF Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one
Head Coach....................................................................... Matt Figger Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................4/8
All-Time Series vs. SFA...............................................Series tied 0-0
Last Meeting..................................................................................none Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................5/7 2020-21 Record............................................................................11-11
Current Streak................................................................................none All-Time Series vs. CBU ...................................NM State leads 4-2 2020-21 Conference Record (Finish)............................ 9-4 (T1st)
Last Meeting.............................. NM State 97, vs. CBU 70 | 2.6.21 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won one Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................9/6
COACHING STAFF All-Time Series vs. Utah Valley.................... NM State leads 13-4
Head Coach..........................................................................Kyle Keller
Last Meeting..............NM State 78, vs. Utah Valley 62 | 3.12.21
Alma Mater.........................................................Oklahoma State ‘89 COACHING STAFF Current Streak..................................................... NM State won two
Overall Record........................................................................... 104-46 Head Coach............................................................................Rick Croy
at SFA............................................................................................... Same Alma Mater.................................................. San Francisco State ‘99
vs. NM State........................................................................................0-0 Overall Record........................................................................... 310-99 COACHING STAFF
Office Phone..................................................................936-468-3108 at CBU .......................................................................................... 180-64 Head Coach................................................................... Mark Madsen
Associate Head Coach.................................................... Tony Jasick vs. NM State........................................................................................2-4 Alma Mater....................................................................... Stanford ‘00
Assistants............................................................................Dalonte Hill Office Phone..................................................................951-343-4453 Overall Record..............................................................................22-30
............................................................................................Tanner Smith Associate Head Coach.............................................. Hardy Asprilla at Utah Valley................................................................................ Same
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT Assistants....................................................................Adam Jacobsen vs. NM State........................................................................................1-4
MBB Contact.........Ryan Ivey keeps running people off, so idk ....................................................................................... Geoff McIntosh Office Phone..................................................................801-863-8309
Office Phone..................................................................936-468-7106 Assistants..........................................................................Todd Phillips
............................................................................................Todd Okeson
Cell Phone.............218-341-5113 (he’s pretty knowledgeable) SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
E-Mail....................................................................................................n/a ......................................................................................... Jarred Jackson
MBB Contact.................................................................... Danny Cross
Mailing Address..................................... SFA Athletics Fieldhouse Office Phone..................................................................951-343-4297
....................................................................................712 Hayter Street Cell Phone......................................................................909-210-1528 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
.................................................................Nacogdoches, Texas 75962 E-Mail............................................................. dcross@calbaptist.edu MBB Contact................................................................ Jason Erickson
Website...............................................................www.SFAJacks.com Mailing Address........................................ 8432 Magnolia Avenue Office Phone..................................................................801-863-5165
...............................................................................Riverside, CA 92504
GRAND CANYON Website.........................................................www.CBULancers.com
Cell Phone......................................................................208-283-6707
E-Mail..........................................................jason.erickson@uvu.edu
Sat., Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M. Mailing Address...........................................Utah Valley University
Sat., Feb. 19 at 6 p.m. | GCU Arena | Phoenix, Ariz. DIXIE STATE .....................................................................................Athletics-MS 104
GENERAL INFORMATION Thurs., Feb. 10 | 7 p.m. | Burns Arena | St. George, Utah .................................................................. 800 W. University Parkway
Wed., Feb. 16 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M. ...................................................................................Orem Utah 84058
Location....................................................................Phoenix, Arizona
Website.................................................................. www.GoUVU.com
Enrollment...................................................................................23,500 GENERAL INFORMATION
University President....................................................Brian Mueller Location.....................................................................St. George, Utah
Director of Athletics......................................................Jamie Boggs Enrollment...................................................................................12,044
Faculty Athletic Representative.............................Claude Pensis University President.................................. Dr. Richard B. Williams
Colors........................................................... Purple, Black and White Director of Athletics..............................................Dr. Jason Boothe
Nickname...................................................................................... Lopes Faculty Athletic Representative......................Maureen Ekeroth
Arena (Capacity).................................................GCU Arena (7,000) Colors....................................................... Red, Navy Blue and White
Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference Nickname............................................................................Trailblazers
Twitter................................................. @GCU_Lopes (@GCU_MBB) Arena (Capacity).............................................. Burns Arena (4,779)
2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 17-7 Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference
2020-21 Conference Record (Finish)............................ 9-3 (T1st) Twitter................................... @DixieAthletics (@DixieStateBBall)
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................2/3 2020-21 Record.............................................................................. 8-13
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.....................................................9/6 2020-21 Conference Record (Finish)............................4-10 (3rd)
All-Time Series vs. GCU................................. NM State leads 15-5 Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................4/1
Last Meeting........................... NM State 56, vs. GCU 74 | 3.13.21 Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................................. 10/5
Current Streak............................................................GCU won three All-Time Series vs. Dixie State.......................NM State Leads 2-0
Last Meeting.................. NM State 68, at Dixie State 56 | 3.6.21
Current Streak..................................................... NM State won two
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach....................................................................... Bryce Drew
Alma Mater....................................................................Valparaiso ‘98 COACHING STAFF
Overall Record.........................................................................181-115 Head Coach.......................................................................Jon Judkins
at GCU................................................................................................ 17-7 Alma Mater....................................................................Utah State ‘88
vs. NM State........................................................................................3-0 Overall Record.........................................................................577-274
Office Phone..................................................................602-639-6845 at Dixie State............................................................................273-134
Assistants........................................................................Jamall Walker vs. NM State........................................................................................0-2
...............................................................................................Ed Schilling Office Phone..................................................................435-652-7525
...............................................................................................Casey Shaw Assistant Head Coach.............................................Jake Schroeder
Assistants..........................................................................Andrew May
SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT .......................................................................................Anthony Morris
MBB Contact..................................................................... Josh Hauser
Office Phone..................................................................602-639-8328 SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT
Cell Phone......................................................................503-734-8587 MBB Contact................................................................ Steve Johnson
E-Mail............................................................... josh.hauser@gcu.edu Office Phone..................................................................435-652-7524
Mailing Address......................................Department of Athletics Cell Phone......................................................................435-668-3938
............................................................... 3300 West Camelback Road E-Mail..................................................................johnsons@dixie.edu
.................................................................................Phoenix, AZ 85017 Mailing Address............................ 225 South University Avenue
Website............................................................www.GCULopes.com ......................................................................................St. George, Utah
..........................................................................................................84770
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST Website...........................................www.DixieStateAthletics.com
Thurs., Feb. 3 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
GENERAL INFORMATION
UTAH VALLEY
Sat., Feb. 12 | 2 p.m. | UCCU Center | Orem, Utah
Location....................................................................... Riverside, Calif. Sat., March 5 | 7 p.m. | Pan American Center | Las Cruces, N.M.
Enrollment...................................................................................11,317
University President.............................................Dr. Ronald L. Ellis GENERAL INFORMATION
Director of Athletics....................................................Tyler Mariucci Location.............................................................................. Orem, Utah
Faculty Athletic Representative.....................Dr. David Pearson Enrollment...................................................................................40,936
Colors.............................................................................Navy and Gold University President..................................... Dr. Astrid S. Tuminez
Nickname...................................................................................Lancers Director of Athletics........................................... Dr. Jared Sumison
Arena (Capacity)................................. CBU Evants Center (5,050) Faculty Athletic Representative.............................Claude Pensis
Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference Colors.........................................................................Green and White
Twitter....................................................@CBULancers (@CBUMBB) Nickname............................................................................ Wolverines
2020-21 Record............................................................................13-10 Arena (Capacity)............................................ UCCU Center (7,500)
2020-21 Conference Record.............................................. 6-6 (4th) Conference......................................Western Athletic Conference
Starters Returning/Lost..................................................................3/2 Twitter............................................................@GOUVU (@UVUmbb)
Awards & Honors @NMStateMBB
All-Americans NCAA All-Tournament Team All-Missouri Valley
1969: Charlie Criss 1969: Jimmy Collins (All-Far West Region) 1974: Roland Grant (First-Team)
(First team UPI “Small Men”) 1970: Sam Lacey (All-Midwest Region) 1975: Richard Robinson (First-Team)
1970: Sam Lacey Jimmy Collins (Midwest Region MVP) Jim Bostic (First-Team)
(First team Basketball News) Jimmy Collins (All-Final Four Team) 1977: Richard Robinson (First-Team)
1970: Jimmy Collins Slab Jones (Second-Team)
(First team Helms, First Team USBWA, First 1978: Slab Jones (First-Team)
Team Converse)
All-Star Games 1979: Slab Jones (First-Team)
1970: Jimmy Collins
1972: John Williamson Robert Gunn (Second-Team)
NABC Coaches All-Star
(First-Team Basketball News) 1980: Slab Jones (First-Team)
1970: Sam Lacey
2003: James Moore 1981: Jaime Peña (Second-Team)
(Associated Press Honorable Mention) 1982: Jaime Peña (First-Team)
1974: Roland Grant
2014: Daniel Mullings Ernest Patterson (Second-Team)
Liberty Bell Classic MVP
(Associated Press Honorable Mention) 1983: Ernest Patterson (First-Team)
1977: Richard Robinson
2016: Pascal Siakam Steve Colter (Second-Team)
(Associated Press Honorable Mention)
1991: Randy Brown
2017: Ian Baker Missouri Valley Conference
Japan Classic
1991: Randy Brown Coach of the Year
2018: Jemerrio Jones
NABC Coaches All-Star 1975: Lou Henson
1993: Sam Crawford 1977: Ken Hayes
NABC Coaches All-Star 1983: Weldon Drew
Academic All-American 1995: Rodney Walker
2000: Eric Channing (Third-Team) Final Four Slam Dunk Contest
2001: Eric Channing (First-Team) Missouri Valley Conference
2002: Eric Channing (First-Team)
International Teams Newcomer of the Year
1936: Kiko Martinez 1977: Slab Jones
All-District Honors Mexico Olympic Team 1978: Robert Gunn
1970: Sam Lacey 1975: Chito Reyes 1981: Jaime Peña
Jimmy Collins Mexico Pan Am Games
1979: Slab Jones 1976: Chito Reyes All-Big West
1982: Jaime Peña Mexico Olympic Team 1984: Steve Colter (First-Team)
1993: Sam Crawford 1984: Steve Colter 1986: Gilbert Wilburn (First-Team)
1995: Rodney Walker US Olympic Trials 1987: Kenny Travis (First-Team)
2003: James Moore (Second-Team NABC) 1989: Keith Hill 1989: Johnny Roberson (First-Team)
2007: Justin Hawkins Nike NIT All-Stars 1990: Keith Hill (First-Team)
2008: Justin Hawkins 1991: Ron Putzi Randy Brown (First-Team)
2009: Jahmar Young (First-Team NABC) Canadian National Team 1991: Randy Brown (First-Team)
2010: Jahmar Young (First-Team NABC) 2007: Martin Iti Reggie Jordan (First-Team)
(USBWA District VII) Australia World University Team 1992: Sam Crawford (Second Team)
2011: Troy Gillenwater (NABC) 1993: Sam Crawford (First-Team)
2012: Wendell McKines (First-Team NABC) Tracey Ware (Second Team)
(USBWA District VIII)
All-Border
1935: Anastasio Apodaca (First-Team) 1994: James Dockery (First-Team)
2014: Daniel Mullings (First-Team NABC) 1995: Rodney Walker (First-Team)
1936: Anastasio Apodaca (First-Team)
2015: Pascal Siakam (First-Team NABC) 1997: Louis Richardson (First-Team)
1937: Anastasio Apodaca (First Team
Daniel Mullings (Second-Team NABC) Enoch Davis (Honorable Mention)
Lauro Apodaca (First-Team)
2016: Pascal Siakam (First-Team NABC) Antoine Hubbard (Honorable Mention)
1938: Kiko Martinez (First-Team)
2017: Ian Baker (First-Team NABC) 1998: Louis Richardson (First-Team)
Pecos Finley (First-Team)
2018: Jemerrio Jones (First-Team NABC) Dominic Ellison (Honorable Mention)
Joe Jackson (First-Team)
(USBWA District VIII) Charles Gosa (Honorable Mention)
Morris Wood (First-Team)
Zach Lofton (Second-Team NABC) Denmark Reid (Honorable Mention)
1939: Kiko Martinez (First-Team)
(USBWA District VIII) 1999: Charles Gosa (First-Team)
Joe Jackson (First-Team)
2019: Terrell Brown (Second-Team NABC) 2000: Billy Keys (First-Team)
Morris Wood (First-Team)
2020: Ivan Aurrecoechea (Second Team-NABC) Eric Channing (Honorable Mention)
1940: Otis Shows (First-Team)
Trevelin Queen (USBWA District VIII) 2001: Eric Channing (First-Team)
Marvin Hoover (First-Team)
(Second Team-NABC)
1941: Marvin Hoover (First-Team)
1948: David Sharp (First-Team) Big West Conference
NABC All-District Coach Award 1951: Jim Tackett (First-Team)
Coach of the Year
2019: Chris Jans (District 6) 1952: Jim Tackett (First-Team)
1989: Neil McCarthy
2019: Chris Jans (District 6) Bob Priddy (First-Team)
1990: Neil McCarthy
Mike Svilar (First-Team)
NABC Merit Award 1956: Jim Loomis (First-Team)
Presley Askew 1958: Wayne Yates (First-Team) Big West Conference
Robert Jarrett (First-Team) Freshman of the Year
1959: Billy Joe Price (First-Team) 1996: Charles Gosa
NABC Honor Award 1960: George Knighton (First-Team)
Presley Askew Vincent Knight (First-Team)
1961: Billy Joe Price (First-Team)
All-Big West Conference
NABC Golden Anniversary Award George Knighton (First-Team) Freshmen Team
2008: Lou Henson 1962: George Knighton (First-Team) 1984: Gerald Wright
1986: Steve McGlothin
1996: Charles Gosa
Basketball Times Rookie COY Aaron Brodt
2017: Paul Weir
1999: Eric Channing
#aggieup Awards & Honors
Big West Conference Sun Belt Commissioner’s
All-Tournament Team Academic List WAC Player of the Year
1986: Kenny Travis 2001: Eric Channing 2014: Daniel Mullings
Gilbert Wilburn 2002: Eric Channing 2016: Pascal Siakam
1989: Keith Hill 2017: Ian Baker
1992: Sam Crawford (MVP 2018: Jemerrio Jones
Sun Belt Conference
Eric Traylor
Cliff Reed Freshman of the Year WAC All-Tournament Team
1993: Sam Crawford 2001: James Moore 2007: Justin Hawkins (MVP)
Tracey Ware Elijah Ingram
1994: James Dockery (MVP) Sun Belt Conference 2008: Justin Hawkins
Rodney Walker 2010: Troy Gillenwater
Skip McCoy
Male Athlete of the Year
2002: Eric Channing Jahmar Young (MVP)
1995: Troy Brewer 2012: Hernst Laroche
1999: Billy Keys (MVP) Tyrone Watson
Charles Gosa Sun Belt Conference Wendell McKines (MVP)
2000: Billy Keys Post-Graduate Scholarship 2013: Daniel Mullings
Eric Channing 2002: Eric Channing Sim Bhullar (MVP)
2014: Daniel Mullings
Big West Conference Sun Belt Conference Sim Bhullar (MVP)
2015: Remi Barry
Player of the Week All-Tournament Team Tshilidzi Nephawe (MVP)
1984: Steve Colter 2002: Eric Channing 2016: Ian Baker
Andre Patterson Pascal Siakam
1985: Gilbert Wilburn
1986: Gilbert Wilburn (2) ALL-WAC 2017: Ian Baker (MVP)
2006: Elijah Ingram (Second Team) Eli Chuha
Kenny Travis Braxton Huggins
1987: Kenny Travis (2) Tyrone Nelson (Second Team)
2007: Justin Hawkins (First Team) 2018: Jemerrio Jones (MVP)
1988: Virgil Harris Zach Lofton
1989: Johnny Roberson 2008: Justin Hawkins (First Team)
2009: Jahmar Young (First Team) 2019: Trevelin Queen (MVP)
Keith Hill Terrell Brown
1990: James Anderson 2010: Jonathan Gibson (Second Team)
Wendell McKines (Honorable Mention) 2021: Donnie Tillman
Randy Brown
Keith Hill Jahmar Young (First Team)
1991: Reggie Jordan 2011: Troy Gillenwater (First Team) WAC All-Newcomer Team
1992: Sam Crawford 2012: Wendell McKines (First Team) 2006: Elijah Ingram
1993: Sam Crawford (2) Hernst Laroche (Second Team) Tyrone Nelson
1994: Lance Jackson Hamidu Rahman (Honorable Mention) 2007: Justin Hawkins
James Dockery 2013: Bandja Sy (First Team) Fred Peete
Thomas Wyatt Daniel Mullings (Second Team) 2008: Herb Pope
1995: Rodney Walker Sim Bhullar (Third Team) 2012: Daniel Mullings
Thomas Wyatt 2014: Daniel Mullings (First Team) 2013: Sim Bhullar
1996: Enoch Davis Tshilidzi Nephawe (Second Team) 2014: DK Eldridge
1997: Enoch Davis 2015: Daniel Mullings (First Team) 2015: Pascal Siakam
1998: Denmark Reid Pascal Siakam (First Team) 2017: Jemerrio Jones
Charles Gosa Daniel Mullings (First Team) 2018: AJ Harris
1999: Charles Gosa Remi Barry (Second Team) Zach Lofton
2000: Eric Channing Tshilidzi Nephawe (Second Team) 2019: Terrell Brown
Billy Keys 2016: Ian Baker (First Team) 2020: Evan Gilyard II
Pascal Siakam (First Team)
2017: Ian Baker (First Team)
All-Sun Belt Eli Chuha (Second Team)
WAC All-Defensive Team
2001: Eric Channing (First Team) 2007: Fred Peete
2018: Jemerrio Jones (First Team)
2002: Eric Channing (First Team) 2008: Fred Peete
Zach Lofton (First Team)
James Moore (Honorable Mention) 2013: Daniel Mullings
2019: Terrell Brown (First Team)
2003: James Moore (First Team) 2014: Daniel Mullings
Eli Chuha (Second Team)
2004: James Moore (First Team) Sim Bhullar
AJ Harris (Second Team)
2015: Daniel Mullings
2020: Ivan Aurrecoechea (First Team)
Pascal Siakam
Sun Belt Conference Trevelin Queen (Second Team)
2018: Jemerrio Jones
Jabari Rice (First Team)
Player of the Year 2021: Jabari Rice (Second Team)
2019: AJ Harris
2003: James Moore 2020: Terrell Brown
Johnny McCants (Honorable Mention)
2021: Clayton Henry
Sun Belt Conference Don Haskins
Player of the Week WAC Player of the Week
2001: Eric Channing
WAC Coach of the Year 2006: Tyrone Nelson (12/26, 1/30)
2015: Marvin Menzies 2007: David Fisher (12/10)
2002: Eric Channing
2018: Chris Jans 2008: Justin Hawkins (12/3, 3/9)
James Moore
2019: Chris Jans 2009: Jahmar Young (2/2)
2003: James Moore (2)
2020: Chris Jans 2010: Jahmar Young (12/14, 2/8)
2004: Duane John
Hamidu Rahman (2/1)
WAC Freshman of the Year 2012: Wendell McKines (11/21, 3/5)
2013: Sim Bhullar Daniel Mullings (2/27)
2015: Pascal Siakam 2013: Bandja Sy (2/4)

2014: Daniel Mullings (2/4, 1/27, 11/18)
2015: Pascal Siakam (1/26, 2/16)
Tshilidzi Nephawe (2/9)
2016: Pascal Siakam (11/16, 11/23, 11/30,
12/28, 2/8)
Ian Baker (1/25)
2017: Ian Baker (12/12, 12/19, 2/20)
Braxton Huggins (1/9)
Eli Chuha (3/6)
2018: Zach Lofton (11/27, 12/18, 12/25, 1/15)
Jemerrio Jones (1/8, 2/12, 2/26)
2019: Ivan Aurrecoechea (12/10)
Eli Chuha (1/21)
2020: Trevelin Queen (12/16)
Jabari Rice (1/13)
WAC All-Academic Team

2006: Trei Steward
2008: Trei Steward
2010: Kelly Merker
2013: K.C. Ross-Miller
2015: Pascal Siakam
2016: Pascal Siakam
2017: Tanveer Bhullar
2019: Trevelin Queen
2021: Tennessee Owens
Bryce Rewalt
C.J. Roberts
Kalen Williams
aggie history @NMStateMBB
1904-05 1970
First men’s basketball game played at New Mexico A&M. The Aggies New Mexico State advanced to its first Final Four in school history.
lost in overtime to New Mexico, 21-9. The Aggies defeated Rice, Kansas State and Drake on their way
to the final weekend. NM State lost to UCLA in the semifinals, but
1916-17 defeated St. Bonaventure in the third-place game.
First New Mexico State win over I-25 rival New Mexico. The Aggies
defeated the Lobos, 30-27, in Las Cruces. 1977-78
On Feb. 6, 1979, New Mexico State defeated Indiana State and NBA
1938-39 Hall of Famer Larry Bird, 83-82, in the Pan American Center.
First postseason tournament appearance for New Mexico State.
The Aggies went 20-4, were the Border Conference Champions and 1989-90
advanced to NIT. On Jan. 8, 1990, New Mexico State stunned No. 1 UNLV, 83-82, at
the Pan American Center. Keith Hill hit a fade-away jumper off the
1951-52 glass to give the Aggies the one-point win.
First NCAA tournament appearance in school history. The Aggies
had a 22-11 overall record and won the Border Conference 1991-92
Championship. George McCarty coached the Aggies to a spot in the New Mexico State defeated DePaul and Southwestern Louisiana to
NAIB Tournament. advance to its second Sweet 16 appearance in school history.
1959-1960 1993-94
Former head coach Presley Askew led New Mexico State to back-to- On Dec. 11, 1993, New Mexico State defeated I-25 rival New
back NCAA tournaments. The Aggies went 37-18 over the two-year Mexico, 112-104, in double overtime at The Pit in Albuquerque.
span and were Border Conference Champions twice.
1994-95
1966-67 New Mexico State advanced to the championship game of the
Former head coach Lou Henson led New Mexico State to a 68-55 Preseason NIT at Madison Square Garden. The Aggies defeated
win at UTEP. The Miners were the defending national champions. USC, No. 18 Alabama and No. 25 Memphis on their way to the title
bout.
1968
On Nov. 30, 1968 the Pan American Center opened its doors for the 1997-98
first New Mexico State men’s basketball game. The Aggies defeated Legendary head coach Lou Henson returns to New Mexico State.
Colorado State, 95-89. The Aggies went 18-12 in Henson’s return and then were Big West
Tournament Champions in 1999.
1969
Charlie Criss became the first Aggie to earn All-America honors. Criss
was a first team UPI “Small Men” All-American.
The 1969-70 NM State Men’s Basketball Team

The 1969-70 New Mexico State men’s basketball team to date is the only squad in program history to reach the NCAA Final Four.
#aggieup Aggie history
2005 fourth-fastest men’s basketball program to reach 20 wins that
On March 31, 2005, New Mexico State hired 13-year NBA veteran season.
Reggie Theus as its men’s basketball head coach. In his first season
with the Aggies, Theus led the team to the fourth-best turnaround in 2017-18
the country. New Mexico State hired Chris Jans as its 26th head coach in program
history on April 17, 2017. Jans became the only head coach in Aggie
history to sweep both New Mexico and UTEP when he defeated
2006 UNM at “The Pit” on Dec. 9. The Aggies then defeated their first
On Feb. 11, 2006 New Mexico State defeated Utah State, 83-77, at top-10 ranked opponent since Jan. 8, 1990, when NM State toppled
the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. It was only the 10th loss for Utah State seventh-ranked UNLV at home. On Feb. 24, 2018, the Aggies clinched
at home in the last eight years. their third outright WAC title in four years. Jans was then named the
Don Haskins Coach of the Year by his peers while Jemerrio Jones took
2007 home WAC Player of the Year honors. That same week, Jans and the
New Mexico State won its first WAC tournament title when the Aggies Aggies claimed the program’s seventh WAC Tournament title in seven
defeated Utah State, 72-70, March 3, 2007, in Las Cruces. years, eighth total, and gave the team its 21st NCAA Tournament
berth. The 28-6 overall record tied the program record for wins in a
single-season.
2007-08
New Mexico State won a share of its first WAC regular season title.
2018-19
2009-10 Chris Jans had a historic encore season, guiding New Mexico State to
The Aggies won their second WAC Tournament Championship when a record 30-5 season in 2018-19. The veteran head coach not only led
they beat Utah State, 69-63, March 13, 2010, in Reno, Nev. NM State the Aggies to its second-consecutive sweep of the WAC regular-season
made its 18th appearance in the NCAA Tournament with a near upset and conference tournament championship, but was also named the
of No. 12 Michigan State, 67-70, March 19, 2010, in Spokane, Wash. WAC Coach of the Year back-to-back seasons – joining just four other
coaches in WAC history to win the award after two-straight campaigns.
In addition, Jans led NM State to its seventh NCAA Tournament
2011-12 appearance in eight years on the heels of a 19-game winning-streak
The Aggies won their second WAC Tournament Championship in three
into the Big Dance. Jans also saw himself cemented in the NCAA
years and third overall in 2012. NM State defeated Louisiana Tech,
coaching record books, checking in at No. 8 all-time for best career
March 10, 2012 for the conference crown. The Aggies advanced to
starts for a head coach through three years by wins at 79-23 (.775).
their 19th NCAA tournament, but fell to No. 17 Indiana, 79-66, March
The community will also remember the 100-65 thumping of Battle of
15, 2012, in the second round in Portland, Ore.
I-25 rival New Mexico on Lou Henson Court on Dec. 4, 2018. That win
set Jans alone in the Aggie record books as the only head coach in
2012-13 program history to sweep both UTEP and UNM in his first two seasons
The Aggies won their third WAC Tournament Championship in four
at the helm.
years and fourth in school history in 2013. NM State played in its
20th NCAA tournament, but lost to No. 13 Saint Louis, 64-44, March 2019-20
21, 2013, in the second round in San Jose, Calif. Reeling off 19-consecutive wins to close out the season, the Aggies
laid claim to their third-consecutive WAC regular-season title under
2013-14 the direction of Chris Jans. NM State became just the third WAC team
The Aggies won their third-straight WAC Tournament championship in the history of the league to post an undefeated record in conference
and fourth in five years. NM State played in its 21st NCAA play and wrapped up the season with a 25-6 overall record. For his
tournament, but lost to No. 11-ranked San Diego State, 73-69, in the efforts, Jans was named the WAC Coach of the Year for the third-
second round in Spokane, Wash. straight season while five Aggies got their hands on All-WAC honors of
some kind.
2014-15 2020-21
The Aggies won their first outright WAC Championship with a 13-1 With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to wreak havoc around
league record, following that with a record fourth consecutive WAC the nation, NM State was not allowed to play a single game within
Tournament championship and fifth in six years. The Aggies advance the state of New Mexico due to in-state COVID-19 restrictions. The
to a fourth straight NCAA Tournament, NM State’s 22nd, falling to No. Aggies relocated to Phoenix, Ariz., from November of 2020 through
10 Kansas 75-56. late January of 2021 so they could practice - an act which was also
prohibited in the state of New Mexico in groups larger than five
2016-17 individuals due to the same in-state COVID-19 restrictions. Upon
NM State won a program-record 28 wins on the heels of capturing the returning to Las Cruces in January once the restrictions were eased,
2017 WAC Tournament Championship and gave the Aggies their 20th NM State played its “home” games at Eastwood High School in El Paso,
NCAA Tournament appearance. They would eventually fall to 12th- Texas.
ranked Baylor 91-73. New Mexico State also won 20-consecutive
games that year, good for third-most in the nation. It was also the
The 2006-07 season marked the 100th season of Aggie men’s Moore.
basketball and in accordance with its season-long celebration of the Criss became the first All-American in NM State history after
anniversary, the New Mexico State Athletics Department announced the 1968-69 season as he was named to the UPI “Small Men” All-
the All-Century Team, presented by Western Refining, Feb. 2, 2007. American Team as a junior. Collins, who is the only Aggie in program
history to earn multiple All-America honors, was a three-time first
The team, which automatically includes NM State’s five All- team All-American during his time with NM State.
Americans, is comprised of 15 additional student-athletes and
one coach that were selected based on fan voting from November Lacey, who was named a first team Basketball News All-
to January. Over 1,100 Aggie fans voted on the All-Century Team, American, led the Aggies to the 1970 Final Four and he was
which was honored at the ESPNU BracketBuster Game against named to the Midwest Regional All-Tournament team during the
Ohio, Feb. 17, 2007. run. Lacey still holds the school record for career rebounds with
1,265. Williamson, who was named a first team Basketball News
Leading the way for the All-Century Team is Hall of Fame head All-American during the 1971-72 season, holds the school record for
coach Lou Henson. Henson, who spent a total of 15 years as head career scoring average at 27.2 points per game over his 43 game
coach of the Aggies, is the school’s all-time wins leader with 289 career.
wins and entered the 2006-07 season as the seventh all-time wins
leader in Division I men’s basketball with 779 career victories. Moore, the last Aggie to earn All-America honors, was named an
Henson retired as the 15th fastest coach to reach 700 career wins honorable mention Associated Press pick in 2002-03 after his junior
and is one of only 11 coaches to take two different schools to the season. He was also named the Sun Belt Conference Player of the
Final Four. Year that season and is NM State’s career blocks leader with 200.
The five Aggie All-Americans on the All-Century Team include The 15 other Aggies to join the All-Century Team include greats
Charlie Criss, Jimmy Collins, Sam Lacey, John Williamson and James from throughout NM State’s basketball history. Eric Channing, the
#aggieup Aggie history
NM STATE
ALL-CENTURY TEAM
Head Coach Lou Henson
William Benjamin
Randy Brown
Eric Channing
Jimmy Collins
Steve Colter
Sam Crawford
Charlie Criss
Charles Gosa
Dexter Hawkins
Albert “Slab” Jones
Reggie Jordan
Billy Keys
George Knighton
Sam Lacey
Kiko Martinez
James Moore
Chito Reyes
Richard Robinson
Tracy Ware
“Super” John Williamson
most recent Aggie selected to the team, graduated in 2002 after scorer with 1,540 career points.
becoming the school’s all-time scoring leader with 1,862 career points.
Randy Brown, three-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls, was Kiko Martinez, the senior member of the All-Century Team,
the Aggies first two-time All-Big West selection in 1990 and 1991. played for the Aggies from 1937-39. He was a first team All-Border
Conference selection in 1938 and 1939 while playing for the Mexican
Steve Colter was a first team All-Big West pick in 1984 and Sam National Team at the 1936 Olympic Games.
Crawford holds the school record for career assists with 592.
Chito Reyes led NM State to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments,
Charles Gosa was the Big West Freshman of the Year and as a including the 1970 Final Four. In 1976, Reyes was a member of the
senior was named first team All-Big West and led the Aggies to a NCAA Mexican Olympic Team.
Tournament appearance. Over his career, Dexter Hawkins averaged
10.1 points per game and directed the Aggies to the 1975 NCAA Tracy Ware guided the Aggies to three straight NCAA Tournaments
Tournament. from 1991-93 and still holds the school record for career field
goal percentage at .586. William Benjamin led the Aggies to four
Albert “Slab” Jones is the school’s second leading scorer with consecutive postseason appearances, including three straight NCAA
1,758 career points. As a senior, Reggie Jordan was named first team Tournaments from 1990-93.
All-Big West after leading the team with 14.6 points and 8.9 rebounds.
In just two seasons with the Aggies, Billy Keys scored 1,004 career
points and guided NM State to the NCAA Tournament in 1999.
Former big man George Knighton is one of only two Aggies to

average a double-double of their career. Richard Robinson, who played
for the Aggies from 1974-77, is the program’s sixth all-time leading

The New Mexico State Athletics Department inducted Williamson was a prolific scorer for the Aggies from
its second class to the men’s basketball Ring of Honor in 1971-73. He was a first team All-American in 1972 after
2008-09. Inductees were Jimmy Collins, Jerry Hines and averaging 27.1 points per game, which ranked sixth in the
John Williamson. The Aggies also celebrated the 30-year nation. Williamson holds the school record for points in
reunion of the 1978-79 team and the 10-year reunion of a game with 48 against California and is second on NM
the 1998-99 team. Both squads were NCAA Tournament State’s single-season scoring list with 678 points.
teams. The ceremony was held during halftime of the
Hawai’i game, Jan. 31, 2009. In his final season with the Aggies, Williamson recorded
the highest single-season scoring average in school
Collins played for the Aggies from 1967-70 and was history with 27.2 points per game. The Atlanta Hawks
NM State’s first three-time first team All-American. He drafted Williamson but he played for the New York/New
led NM State to three NCAA Tournament appearances Jersey Nets, Indiana Pacers and Washington Bullets. The
and the 1970 Final Four. Collins was a two-time NCAA All- Nets retired Williamson’s jersey in 1990.
Tournament team selection (1969 and 1970). He holds
two single-season records, scoring (754 points) and field Collins, Hines and Williamson joined Lou Henson, Sam
goals made (322). Additionally, Collins ranks third on NM Lacey and Billy Joe Price in the Aggie Ring of Honor.
State’s all-time scoring list with 1,734 points. He went on
to play in the NBA for the Utah Stars and Chicago Bulls. The 1978-79 team recorded NM State’s 10th
appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The Aggies fell to
Hines is the third-longest tenured coach in NM State Weber State, 81-78, in overtime in the first round of the
history (12 seasons, 1929-40 and 1946-47). He finished Midwest Regional in Lawrence, Kan.
his career with a winning record of 157-109 (.590) and
is the third all-time winningest coach in Aggie history for The 1998-99 Aggies won the Big West Conference
victories. Hines also coached the NM State football team Tournament en route to NM State’s 16th NCAA Tournament
from 1929-39 and posted 54 wins, which is the second showing. In the first round of the Midwest Regional, the
most in school history. He was inducted into the NM State Aggies lost to Kentucky, 82-60, in New Orleans, La.
Coaches Hall of Fame for football and men’s basketball
in 1970.
#AGGIEUP PAN AMERICAN CENTER
For the 54th consecutive season, the New Mexico State men’s basketball team calls the Pan American Center home in
2021-22 and for five decades now, opponents from around the nation have had to contend with both the Aggies and
the challenging atmosphere of the Pan American Center. The program also celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Pan
American Center for the entire 2018-19 campaign.
Over the years, the Aggies and their fans have welcomed opponents to Las Cruces with fierceness and tenacity,
both on the court and in the stands, the likes of which are hard to find elsewhere in college basketball. In 1998-99
and 1999-00, the Pan American Center was named the “Toughest Play to Play,” in the Big West Conference by Dick
Vitale’s College Basketball Preview.
On Nov. 30, 1968, the Pan American Center first opened its doors to the New Mexico State basketball team as
the Aggies ushered in the new era with a 95-89 defeat of Colorado State in the Pan American Center Dedication
Tournament. The victory over the Rams began a remarkable tradition of excellence and winning at the Pan American
Center. Since the 1968-69 season, the Aggies are an astonishing record of 575-149 in the Pan American Center,
a winning percentage of nearly .800 percent. In their 49 years of playing in the Pan American Center, the Aggies
have posted winning records in all but two years, including a streak of 19-straight winning seasons from 1985-86 to
2003-04.
NM State has had four undefeated seasons at the Pan American Center, including a then-school-best 16-0 mark
during the 1989-90 campaign. After posting a 15-1 record in their inaugural season at the Pan American Center, the
Aggies registered back-to-back undefeated seasons at home with records of 15-0 and 14-0 in 1969-70 and 1970-
71, respectively. The next season, NM State went 13-2 at home to end its first four seasons in the Pan American
Center with an overall record of 57-2.
In 1978-79, the Aggies again recorded a mark of 13-2 and a year later, NM State notched its third undefeated
season at the Pan American Center, going a perfect 14-0. After winning a school-record 16 games at home during
the 1989-90 campaign, the Aggies went 15-1 the next season as the Pan American Center set attendance records
with 168,717 total fans and an average 10,545 fans per game.
In 2006-07, the Aggies set a program record for home wins in a season with 19 (19-1) as the team hosted and won
its first Western Athletic Conference Tournament Championship.
The Pan American Center, has hosted more than 13,000 fans for an Aggie basketball game 24 times since opening
in 1968. When the facility was constructed nearly four decades ago, the price tag on the facility was a monstrous
$3.5 million and was part of a university-wide $22 million construction program that included the Corbett Center and
two observatories on campus.
The Pan American Center was designed by W.C. Kruger and Associates of Santa Fe and is presently valued at
considerably more than the construction price back in 1968. It is one of the finest sports facilities in the southwest
and one of the largest in the Rocky Mountain region. The Pan American Center underwent a $23 million renovation
during 2006-07 that included the annex at the building’s south end that houses locker room facilities, athletic and
special events offices and support facilities. The renovation also added a larger concourse around the circumference
of the arena, adding additional restrooms and concession facilities. The renovation reduced the seating capacity to
its current 12,572.
A trademark of the Pan Am is its distinct parquet floor. The current floor is just the third in the history of the facility,
put into service with the 2011-12 season. On February 9, 2002, New Mexico State University honored former Aggie
head coach Lou Henson by naming the basketball court in the Pan American Center ‘Lou Henson Court’.
“I’m deeply humbled by this great honor. I have been blessed in many different ways in my life, now my cup runneth
over. Outside of faith, family, and friends, the game of basketball has meant everything to me. To be recognized
in this manner by my alma mater is very gratifying. I am most grateful to the NMSU Board of Regents and
administrators for their generous actions.”
- Lou Henson
PAN AMERICAN CENTER @NMStateMBB
homecourt advantage
Year Games Attendance Avg. Record Year Games Attendance Avg. Record
1968-69 16 113,710 7,107 15-1 1994-95 17 137,656 8,097 14-3
1969-70 15 128,909 8,594 15-0 1995-96 14 85,997 6,143 8-6
1970-71 14 107,760 7,697 14-0 1996-97 14 102,748 7,339 12-2
1971-72 15 108,480 7,232 13-2 1997-98 17 118,339 6,961 14-3
1972-73 13 75,325 5,794 8-5 1998-99 13 96,066 7,390 12-1
1973-74 17 99,148 5,832 13-4 1999-00 15 101,527 6,768 13-2
1974-75 15 101,756 6,784 13-2 2000-01 13 90,752 6,981 7-6
1975-76 17 90,083 5,299 14-3 2001-02 16 128,651 8,041 12-4
1976-77 14 116,635 7,776 10-4 2002-03 14 101,297 7,236 12-2
1977-78 16 123,722 7,733 11-5 2003-04 15 91,817 6,121 8-7
1978-79 15 121,137 8,076 13-2 2004-05 14 66,940 4,781 3-11
1979-80 14 140,436 10,031 14-0 2005-06 14 91,363 6,526 10-4
1980-81 12 103,150 8,596 8-4 2006-07 20 189,343 9,467 19-1
1981-82 14 120,401 8,600 13-1 2007-08 20 137,489 6,874 16-4
1982-83 16 163,524 10,220 12-4 2008-09 16 99,839 6,240 12-4
1983-84 14 141,509 10,108 10-4 2009-10 15 84,878 5,659 12-3
1984-85 14 107,020 7,644 3-11 2010-11 17 99,612 5,860 12-5
1985-86 15 146,934 9,796 11-4 2011-12 17 94,724 5,572 14-3
1986-87 16 131,745 8,234 12-4 2012-13 16 99,412 6,213 15-1
1987-88 17 120,794 7,106 13-4 2013-14 15 89,224 5,948 14-1
1988-89 18 119,069 6,615 14-4 2014-15 17 104,558 6,150 15-2
1989-90 16 155,491 9,718 16-0 2015-16 16 76,283 4,768 14-2
1990-91 16 168,717 10,545 15-1 2016-17 17 82,115 4,830 16-1
1991-92 15 139,578 9,305 13-2 2017-18 15 79,409 5,294 14-1
1992-93 15 138,460 9,231 13-2 2018-19 17 100,407 5,906 16-1
1993-94 16 135,717 8,482 15-1 2019-20 14 91.040 6,503 13-1
TOTAL 803 5,860,696 7,312 648-155
#AGGIEUP PAN AMERICAN CENTER
pan american center top-25 crowds
Rank Date Opponent Result Att. Rank Date Opponent Result Att.
1. 12/15/90 New Mexico W, 72-64 14,845 14. 12/1/94 UTEP W, 89-83 13,085
2. 2/1/20 Grand Canyon W, 72-52 13,960 15. 1/25/92 UNLV L, 74-67 13,071
3. 11/29/90 UTEP W, 70-55 13,787 16. 12/3/93 UTEP W, 72-64 13,071
4. 1/23/86 UNLV L, 88-79 13,709 17. 12/20/93 New Mexico W, 63-62 13,071
5. 12/3/83 UTEP L, 60-59 13,691 18. 12/16/69 New Mexico W, 91-73 13,058
6. 2/1/79 Indiana State L, 91-89 13,684 19. 12/2/89 New Mexico W, 60-55 13,040
7 12/2/78 UTEP L, 54-52 13,319 20. 12/27/84 UTEP W, 66-63 13,027
8. 1/24/70 UTEP W, 90-77 13,227 21. 12/9/94 New Mexico W, 74-65 13,012
9. 1/29/69 New Mexico L, 86-66 13,222 22. 12/3/77 New Mexico L, 94-87 13,011
10. 2/22/90 San Jose State W, 101-70 13,182 23. 2/25/91 UNLV L, 86-74 13,007
11. 12/10/86 UTEP L, 61-58 13,159 24. 3/1/93 UNLV W, 90-88 13,007
12. 2/21/83 Wichita State L, 72-70 13,127 25. 2/21/87 UNLV L, 80-69 13,002
13. 2/28/70 Utah State W, 104-92 13,111
The second-largest crowd the Pan American Center ever hosted filed on on Feb. 1, 2020, to watch NM State
rip WAC foe Grand Canyon 72-52. Just shy of 14,000 Aggie backers were there to witness NM State’s victory
over the Lopes.

ALL-AMERICANS @NMStateMBB
CHARLIE CRISS • 1969 JOHN WILLIAMSON • 1972
FIRST-TEAM UPI “SMALL MEN” FIRST-TEAM BASKETBALL NEWS
ALL-AMERICAN ALL-AMERICAN
Former guard Charlie Criss was known as one of John Williamson, who left New Mexico State after his
the nation’s most exciting and explosive backcourt junior year to enter the NBA Draft, is arguably the
performers during his time as a member of the New best scorer in program history. As a sophomore in
Mexico State men’s basketball team in the late 1971-72, Basketball News named Williamson a first-
1960’s. In 1968-69, Criss became the first Aggie to team All-American. That season, Williamson was the
ever earn All-America honors when he was named nation’s sixth leading scorer and failed to score less
First Team UPI “Small Men” All-America as a junior. than 20 points just once that year. His school-record
The UPI “Small Men” All-America team was designed 48-point outburst at Cal Berkeley (1/17/72) is a
to celebrate the accomplishments of those student- record that still stands today and helped to lead
athletes who stood no higher than 5-foot-10. Criss, the Aggies to a victory over the Golden Bears.
who would later go on to a successful NBA career,
stood 5-foot-8.
JAMES MOORE • 2003
JIMMY COLLINS • 1970 ASSOCIATED PRESS
3X FIRST-TEAM HONORABLE MENTION
ALL-AMERICAN
ALL-AMERICAN Former Aggie James Moore became the fifth player
Former Aggie guard Jimmy Collins left the New in school history to earn All-America accolades in
Mexico State men’s basketball program as one 2003 as he was named an honorable mention in
of the finest all-around performers to ever don the the Associated Press selection. Moore, who earned
Crimson and White. In 1969-70, Collins became the his All-America honors after his junior season at NM
only Aggie in program history to be named to multiple State, was also named the Sun Belt Conference
All-America teams when he was named a first-team Player of the Year. Moore also became the 22nd
All-American by Helms, a first-team All-American by player in school history to score 1,000 career points
the United State Basketball Writers’ Association and and left school as all-time leader in blocked shots
a first team All-American by Converse. with 200. He was recently inducted in to the 2016-
17 US Bank/NM State Athletic Hall of Fame.
SAM LACEY • 1970
FIRST-TEAM BASKETBALL NEWS DANIEL MULLINGS • 2014
ALL-AMERICAN ASSOCIATED PRESS
Former Aggie center Sam Lacey is considered the HONORABLE MENTION
most dominant rebounding big man to ever play for
the New Mexico State men’s basketball program. ALL-AMERICAN
Lacey, who helped lead the Aggies to their first and Mullings was named the Western Athletic Conference
only Final Four appearance in 1970, was named Pre-Season Player of the Year and WAC Player of the
a first-team All-American by Basketball News that Year in 2013-14. Mullings was also named to the
same season. As a senior, Lacey was also named All-WAC first team and the WAC All-Defensive team.
to the Midwest Regional All-Tournament team at the Mullings played in 35 games for the Aggies and led
NCAA Tournament. the team in scoring (16.8 PTS/G), assists (3.5 A/G),
and steals (65 total). Mullings also led the team
in free-throws made, he converted 168 of his 231
attempts from the free-throw line.
#AGGIEUP ALL-AMERICANS
PASCAL SIAKAM • 2016 6) and USBWA All-District VIII Team in addition to
his 2017 WAC All-Newcomer Team honors. The 6-5
ASSOCIATED PRESS forward broke the WAC Tournament rebounding
HONORABLE MENTION record with 55 boards in three games. His 13.2
rebounds per game in 2018 was tied for the most in
ALL-AMERICAN the nation that year as well. Jones finished his senior
Pascal Siakam left New Mexico State as one of the year pulling down double-digit rebounds in 26-of-32
team’s most prolific scorers and rebounders. The games he played in.
Cameroon native left NM State after just two seasons
for the NBA and was a first-round draft pick (27th-
overall) by the Toronto Raptors. Siakam is 22nd in
the program’s all-time in scoring with 1,126 career
points after just two seasons. He also left his mark
in the WAC, holding multiple single-season records
while capturing the 2015-16 WAC Player of the Year
honors before earning AP All-American Honorable
Mention honors.
IAN BAKER • 2017

ASSOCIATED PRESS
HONORABLE MENTION
ALL-AMERICAN
Ian Baker had one of the best senior seasons in
NM State basketball history, leading the team to
a program-best 28 wins as well as a 20-game win-
streak. The Washington, D.C., product became
the 34th Aggie to join the 1,000 points club and
finished 13th all-time with 1,411 career points.
Baker was named the WAC Player of the Year honors
before earning AP All-American Honorable Mention
accolades.
JEMERRIO JONES • 2018

ASSOCIATED PRESS
HONORABLE MENTION
ALL-AMERICAN
Jemerrio Jones goes down as one of the best forwards
at NM State after a historic senior season for the
Memphis, Tenn., native. Jones became the only
player to record 20 rebounds in three-consecutive PASCAL
games this century according to the NCAA and Stats
SI AKAM
LLC (since 1997). After averaging 11.0 and 13.2 his
senior year, Jones racked up 2018 WAC Player of the
Year, First-Team All-WAC, WAC All-Defensive Team,
WAC Tournament MVP, NABC First-Team (District

AGGIES IN THE ASSOCIATION @NMStateMBB
Name Round/pick/Year Team Debut
Bob Priddy 1952 Baltimore Bullets 1952
Bill Joe Price 6/5/1961 Syracuse Nationals 1961
Mike Babich 7/1/1966 New York Knicks 1966
Bill Allen Free/1968 Anaheim Amigos 1968
Jimmy Collins 2/1970 Utah Stars (ABA) 1970
Jimmy Collins 1/11/1970 Chicago Bulls 1970
Sam Lacey 3/1970 Memphis Pros 1970
Sam Lacey 1/5/1970 Cincinnati Royals 1970
Jeff Smith 12/1971 Indiana Pacers (ABA) 1971
Jeff Smith 5/6/1971 Seattle Supersonics 1971
John Williamson 6/10/1973 Atlanta Hawks 1973
Ronald Grant 3/15/1974 Detroit Pistons 1974
Jim Bostic 8/13/1975 Kansas City Kings 1975
Richard Robinson 7/14/1977 San Antonio Spurs 1977
Charlie Criss Free/1978 Atlanta Hawks 1978
Slab Jones 5/14/1980 Houston Rockets 1980
es Jaime Pena 6/18/1982 San Antonio Spurs 1982
Slab Jon
Ernest Patterson 6/5/1983 Chicago Bulls 1983
Steve Colter 2/9/1984 Portland Trailblazers 1984
Gilbert Wilburn 6/3/1986 Cleveland Cavaliers 1986
Kenny Travis 6/1/1987 Los Angeles Lakers 1987
Randy Brown 2/4/1991 Sacramento Kings 1991
Reggie Jordan Free/1994 Los Angeles Lakers 1994
Sim Bhullar Free/2014 Sacramento Kings 2014
Pascal Siakam 1/27/2016 Toronto Raptors 2016
Johnathon Gibson Free/2016 Dallas Mavericks 2016
Zach Lofton Free/2018 Detroit Pistons 2018
Jemerrio Jones Free/2019 Los Angeles Lakers 2019
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#aggieup year-by-year-results
1904-05 (0-1) 1/25 El Paso YMCA 16-45 L 1/30 New Mexico Military 47-15 W
NO COACH 2/8 El Paso High School 21-33 L 1/31 New Mexico Military 43-20 W
12/22 New Mexico 9-21 L (OT) 2/14 Albuquerque High School 19-26 L 2/6 Arizona 17-29 L
2/28 New Mexico 12-26 L 2/7 Arizona 43-19 W
1905-06 (0-1-1) 3/5 at Arizona 25-37 L
NO COACH 1914-15 (3-4) 3/6 at Arizona 14-26 L
Las Cruces 10-10 T CLARENCE W. RUSSEL
1/27 at New Mexico 16-28 L 1/14 at El Paso YMCA 15-36 L 1920-21 (9-1)
1/15 at El Paso High School 19-44 L ARTHUR BERGMAN
1906-07 (0-1) 1/22 Western New Mexico 22-15 W 1/14 Western New Mexico 34-17 W
JOHN O. MILLER El Paso Bowman 40-30 W 1/15 Western New Mexico 48-6 W
1/31 New Mexico 17-18 L 2/10 at UTEP 32-28 W 1/21 at New Mexico Military 19-13 W
2/7 Western New Mexico 14-21 L 1/22 at New Mexico Military 25-13 W
1907-08 (0-1*) 2/15 New Mexico 29-33 L 2/4 New Mexico Military 11-10 W
JOHN O. MILLER 2/5 New Mexico Military 22-7 W
2/12 at New Mexico 25-44 L 1915-16 (6-3) 2/11 Western New Mexico 19-15 W
* Remainder of schedule canceled CLARENCE W. RUSSEL 2/12 Western New Mexico 34-19 W
12/18 at El Paso Cactus 23-38 L 2/26 New Mexico Mines 2-0 W#
1908-09 (7-2) 1/11 El Paso Cactus 28-33 L 3/5 Billings of El Paso 25-9 W
V. KAYS 1/18 El Paso Cactus 39-28 W 3/6 at Billings of El Paso 17-31 L
12/17 Fort Bliss 73-16 W 1/22 1st National Bank 29-15 W # = won by forfeit
12/18 vs. Mormon Academy# 15-25 L 1/28 at Western New Mexico 19-30 L
12/19 vs. Mormon Academy# 16-17 L 2/8 Las Cruces High School 55-13 W 1921-22 (3-4)
12/20 at Colonial Juarez 19-18 W 2/5 Feldman’s 31-23 W ARTHUR BERGMAN
1/16 Fort Bliss 57-16 W 2/11 at New Mexico 37-34 W 1/21 Las Cruces All-Stars 30-23 W
1/23 at El Paso High School 44-14 W Las Cruces High School 27-21 W 1/27 at New Mexico Military 16-17 L
1/31 El Paso High School 99-13 W 2/3 vs. Arizona^ 6-36 L
2/6 El Paso YMCA 47-19 W 1916-17 (10-5) 2/4 Arizona 14-34 L
2/20 Mormon Academy 38-24 W CLARENCE W. RUSSEL 2/11 New Mexico Military 21-10 W
# = at Colonia Juarez, Mexico 12/16 Acme Laundry 34-12 W 2/17 at Deming American Legion33-6 W
1/5 1ST National Bank 40-16 W 2/18 at Western New Mexico 26-27 L
1909-10 (3-5) 1/15 at Acme Laundry 33-23 W ^ = in El Paso, Texas
GEORGE LAIN 1/27 Shelton-Payne 27-14 W
1/21 El Paso YMCA 26-40 L 2/2 Arizona 21-34 L 1922-23 (14-6)
2/4 El Paso High School 19-27 L 2/9 El Paso High School 19-18 W ROBERT R. BROWN
2/5 at El Paso High School 30-28 W 2/23 New Mexico 30-27 W 1/13 at UTEP 18-12 W
2/12 El Paso Military 34-20 W 2/24 New Mexico Military 15-6 W 1/19 El Paso High School* 9-32 L
2/18 El Paso YMCA 22-24 L (OT) 3/1 Acme Laundry 16-22 L 1/22 Popular Dry Goods* 19-13 W
3/5 at El Paso Military 23-11 W 3/2 Western New Mexico 60-15 W 1/26 New Mexico Military 38-8 W
3/18 vs. Bisbee High School# 15-25 L 3/3 Shelton-Payne 32-17 W 1/27 New Mexico Military 28-11 W
3/19 vs. El Paso YMCA# 31-33 L 3/7 at 1st National Bank-EP 15-20 L New Mexico 28-20 W
# = Southwest Fed. Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 3/14 at El Paso Cactus 7-65 L New Mexico 23-21 W
3/16 El Paso Cactus 18-48 L 2/1 UTEP 12-13 L
1910-11 (1-9) 1917-18 (7-3) 2/2 at Arizona 16-46 L
ARTHUR H. BADENOCH JOHN G. GRIFFITH 2/3 at Arizona 22-39 L
1/14 at El Paso YMCA 16-37 L 1/12 Fort Bliss 7th Cavalry 60-10 W 2/9 New Mexico Mines 31-14 W
1/21 El Paso Military 14-19 L 1/18 Feldman’s 26-18 W 2/12 Popular Dry Goods* 18-29 L
1/27 New Mexico 9-15 L 1/25 Waltz Independent 27-29 L 2/13 Popular Dry Goods* 19-23 L
2/3 at New Mexico 10-18 L 2/2 UTEP 55-8 W 2/15 at Alamo Athletic Association28-18 W
2/11 El Paso High School 15-16 L 2/28 at El Paso High School 14-38 L 2/16 at New Mexico Military 30-15 W
2/18 El Paso Military 20-25 L 2/14 New Mexico Military 27-21 W 2/17 at New Mexico Military 26-16 W
2/24 vs. El Paso High School# 11-31 L 2/16 New Mexico Military 40-21 W 2/20 at New Mexico 29-25 W
2/24 vs. El Paso YMCA# 19-6 W El Paso High School 25-21 W 2/21 at New Mexico 32-22 W
2/25 vs. Mormon Academy# 22-28 L 3/1 Feldman’s 35-15 W 2/22 at New Mexico Mines 32-22 W
2/25 vs. El Paso Military 24-30 L 3/8 Waltz Independent 9-26 L 2/23 at New Mexico Mines 30-20 W
# = Southwest Fed. Tournament (El Paso, Texas) * = El Paso City League
1918-19 (8-2)
1911-12 (1-7) JOHN G. GRIFFITH 1923-24 (10-9)
ARTHUR H. BADENOCH 1/25 Fort Bliss 10th Ambulance 55-10 W ROBERT R. BROWN
1/13 El Paso High School 21-24 L 2/5 Fort Bliss 7th Cavalry 30-5 W 1/11 Popular Dry Goods* 17-43 L
1/19 at Western New Mexico 23-15 W 2/14 at Arizona 35-42 L 1/18 New Mexico Military 12-15 L
2/2 at El Paso YMCA 25-51 L 2/15 at Arizona 23-44 L 1/19 New Mexico Military 20-18 W
2/17 El Paso YMCA 26-45 L 2/21 New Mexico 57-20 W 1/26 El Paso High School 20-30 L
2/23 vs. New Mexico Military# 28-53 L 2/22 New Mexico 40-20 W 1/31 at UTEP 27-30 L
2/23 El Paso YMCA# 20-37 L 2/28 at New Mexico 39-8 W 2/1 New Mexico Mines 28-12 W
2/24 Bisbee (Ariz.) High School# 15-21 L 3/1 at New Mexico 29-21 W 2/2 New Mexico Mines 24-21 W
2/24 El Paso High School# 20-39 L 3/7 Arizona 42-14 W 2/8 at New Mexico Military 11-25 L
# = Southwest Fed. Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 3/8 Arizona 34-17 W 2/9 at New Mexico Military 27-24 W
2/16 Popular Dry Goods* 28-19 W
1912-13 (1-6) 1919-20 (5-4) 2/18 at New Mexico Mines 36-23 W
ARTHUR H. BADENOCH JOHN G. GRIFFITH 2/19 at New Mexico Mines 33-21 W
12/14 El Paso High School 7-23 L 1/9 at UTEP 0-2 L 2/23 Western New Mexico 27-16 W
12/21 at El Paso YMCA 9-45 L 1/16 at New Mexico Military 29-18 W 2/25 Arizona 24-35 L
1/18 at El Paso High School 35-34 W 1/17 at New Mexico Military 31-14 W 2/26 Arizona 14-39 L

year-by-year results @NMStateMBB
Popular Dry Goods 26-32 L 1927-28 (3-11-1) 1/22 at Santa Fe Bookstore 33-29 W
at UTEP 25-23 W T.R. COFFMAN 1/23 at New Mexico Highlands 24-52 L
3/7 at Western New Mexico 32-26 W 1/14 at Western New Mexico 28-50 L 1/24 at New Mexico Highlands 27-49 L
3/8 at Western New Mexico 17-18 L 1/25 New Mexico Mines 36-33 W 1/29 New Mexico 36-40 L
* El Paso City League 2/4 UTEP 47-26 W 1/30 New Mexico 32-36 L
2/5 UTEP 40-46 L 2/4 at Gila JC 29-51 L
1924-25 (11-9) 2/9 at New Mexico 51-53 L 2/5 at Gila JC 29-39 L
ROBERT R. BROWN 2/10 at New Mexico 32-53 L 2/6 at Arizona 33-39 L
1/11 at Tularosa High School 25-19 W 2/11 at New Mexico Mines 55-28 W 2/7 at Arizona 40-37 W
1/15 Western New Mexico 32-21 W 2/14 Western New Mexico 44-44 T 2/10 at UTEP 40-28 W
1/16 at El Paso National Bank 14-23 L 2/17 at New Mexico Military 25-37 L 2/17 UTEP 31-37 L
1/18 Western New Mexico 40-22 W 2/18 at New Mexico Military 27-43 L 2/20 New Mexico Military 40-20 W
1/24 El Paso Junior College 37-16 W 2/20 at UTEP 19-27 L 2/21 New Mexico Military 62-18 W
1/26 New Mexico Military 22-33 L 2/21 at UTEP 24-32 L 2/27 at Arizona 31-49 L
1/27 New Mexico Military 29-25 W 2/24 Arizona 29-58 L 2/28 at Arizona 36-52 L
1/30 New Mexico Military 31-23 W 2/25 Arizona 31-41 L 3/2 at Northern Arizona 52-22 W
1/31 New Mexico Military 34-30 W 2/29 at Western New Mexico 38-43 L 3/3 at Northern Arizona 14-39 L
2/3 New Mexico Mines 48-30 W
2/4 New Mexico Mines 42-24 W 1928-29 (6-9) 1931-32 (9-10)
2/6 at New Mexico 16-24 L T.R. COFFMAN JERRY HINES
2/7 at New Mexico 9-17 L 1/11 Western New Mexico 27-40 L 12/16 El Paso National Guard 55-22 W
2/8 at New Mexico Mines 14-16 L 1/12 Western New Mexico 15-44 L 12/15 New Mexico Mines 32-28 W
2/9 at New Mexico Mines 10-18 L 1/18 UTEP 28-23 W 12/16 New Mexico Mines 25-26 L
2/19 UTEP 38-35 W 1/19 at UTEP 26-22 W 1/22 UTEP 37-32 W
2/20 at El Paso Junior College 40-14 W 1/25 at Arizona 13-63 L 1/23 at UTEP 43-29 W
2/28 at UTEP 25-16 W 1/26 at Arizona 18-63 L 1/29 at Western New Mexico 51-40 W
3/2 New Mexico 24-34 L New Mexico Mines 22-28 L 1/30 at Western New Mexico 48-35 W
3/3 New Mexico 19-29 L New Mexico Mines 25-24 W 2/5 at New Mexico 37-44 L
3/6 at Western New Mexico 23-24 L 2/8 Montezuma 23-27 L 2/6 at New Mexico 48-42 W
3/7 at Western New Mexico 17-24 L 2/9 Montezuma 29-21 W 2/12 at New Mexico Highlands 31-46 L
2/15 at New Mexico 26-43 L 2/13 at New Mexico Highlands 25-29 L
1925-26 (13-7) 2/16 at New Mexico 28-55 L 2/15 Northern Arizona 31-44 L
ROBERT R. BROWN 2/22 New Mexico Military 39-36 W 2/16 Northern Arizona 28-33 L
1/23 EL PASO YMCA 48-15 W 2/23 New Mexico Military 32-24 W 2/19 New Mexico Military 52-30 W
1/26 New Mexico Mines 27-16 W 2/27 at New Mexico Highlands 25-27 L 2/20 New Mexico Military 51-37 W
1/27 New Mexico Mines 39-11 W 2/22 Arizona 46-50 L
1/29 at New Mexico Military 23-16 W 1929-30 (12-14) 2/23 Arizona 29-38 L
1/30 at New Mexico Military 24-18 W JERRY HINES 2/28 Arizona State 33-37 L
2/3 El Paso Junior College 37-25 W 12/19 Gila JC 56-42 W 2/29 Arizona State 26-38 L
2/5 New Mexico Military 33-1 W 12/20 Gila JC 32-29 W
2/6 New Mexico Military 35-15 W 1/6 West Texas A&M 18-34 L 1932-33 (7-11, 2-10 BORDER)
2/8 Western New Mexico 30-15 W 1/7 West Texas A&M 15-36 L JERRY HINES
2/9 Western New Mexico 23-21 W 1/10 at New Mexico Mines 32-19 W 1/13 New Mexico Mines 41-16 W
2/11 Arizona 19-39 L 1/11 at New Mexico Mines 23-26 L 1/14 New Mexico Mines 44-18 W
2/12 Arizona 22-18 W 1/15 Ameth Demolay* 25-27 L 1/17 Texas Tech* 24-48 L
2/18 at El Paso National Bank 15-21 L 1/17 at Sul Ross State 20-32 L 1/18 Texas Tech* 25-42 L
2/24 El Paso National Bank 39-19 W 1/18 at Sul Ross State 40-37 W 1/20 at UTEP 42-31 W
2/26 at New Mexico 10-50 L 1/22 Peterson Lumber* 27-26 W 1/21 UTEP 48-30 W
2/24 New Mexico Mines 27-19 W 1/27 at UTEP* 22-30 L 1/27 Arizona* 26-47 L
2/25 New Mexico Mines 21-23 L 1/31 UTEP 34-47 L 1/28 Arizona* 38-36 W
2/27 at New Mexico 21-33 L 2/1 at UTEP 32-42 L 2/3 New Mexico* 18-30 L
3/5 at Western New Mexico 24-29 L 2/4 Little Macks (IA) 32-28 W 2/4 New Mexico* 39-46 L
3/6 at Western New Mexico 25-28 L 2/5 Bloch’s Clothiers* 32-47 L 2/10 Arizona State* 38-27 W
2/7 at Western New Mexico 31-17 W 2/11 Arizona State* 25-38 L
1926-27 (6-13) 2/8 at Western New Mexico 42-22 W 2/17 at New Mexico Military 37-40 L
A.L. BURKEHOLDER 2/14 at New Mexico 15-35 L 2/18 at New Mexico Military 41-31 W
1/15 Ameth Demolay 13-10 W 2/15 at New Mexico 18-48 L 2/24 at Arizona State* 31-35 L
1/21 Western New Mexico 19-24 L 2/19 Peterson Lumber* 23-20 W 2/25 at Arizona State* 29-31 L
1/22 Western New Mexico 25-30 L 2/20 at New Mexico Military 20-23 L 2/27 at Northern Arizona* 23-34 L
1/24 New Mexico Mines 37-17 W 2/21 at New Mexico Military 28-32 L 2/28 at Northern Arizona* 23-48 L
1/25 New Mexico Mines 43-28 W 2/24 Arizona 46-42 W * = Border Conference Game
1/28 New Mexico Military 13-17 L 2/25 Arizona 15-23 L
New Mexico Military 16-22 L 3/4 Ameth Demolay* 34-28 W 1933-34 (10-9, 2-6 BORDER)
2/3 Northern Arizona 28-41 L 3/5 Bloch’s Clothiers* 33-21 W JERRY HINES
2/11 at Arizona 23-28 L * = El Paso City League Fort Bliss All-Stars 59-52 W
2/12 at Arizona 15-37 L 1/12 C.C.C. 35-20 W
at Northern Arizona 29-46 L 1930-31 (9-14) 1/13 Beaumont Hospital 38-22 W
2/21 New Mexico 11-27 L JERRY HINES 1/19 Western New Mexico 23-25 L
2/22 New Mexico 21-46 L 12/17 Gila JC 50-55 L 1/20 Western New Mexico 37-43 L (OT)
2/25 at New Mexico Mines 22-39 L 12/18 Gila JC 28-37 L 1/26 at New Mexico Mines 33-22 W
2/26 at New Mexico Mines 35-31 W 1/9 New Mexico Mines 48-22 W 1/27 at New Mexico Mines 17-21 L
2/28 at New Mexico 18-49 L 1/10 New Mexico Mines 46-21 W 2/5 Northern Arizona* 36-42 L
3/1 at New Mexico 39-45 L 1/16 at UTEP 36-39 L 2/6 Northern Arizona* 28-30 L
3/4 at Western New Mexico 35-26 W 1/17 UTEP 29-28 W 2/9 New Mexico Military 46-40 W
3/5 at Western New Mexico 41-20 W
2/10 New Mexico Military 49-33 W 1/29 at Arizona State* 63-37 W 2/28 at Texas Tech* 62-52 W
2/12 Arizona State* 43-40 W 1/30 at Arizona State* 51-40 W 3/15 vs. Long Island# 45-52 L
2/13 Arizona State* 44-55 L 2/5 Texas Tech* 66-42 W 3/20 vs. Roanoke# 55-52 W
2/16 at New Mexico* 22-36 L 2/6 Texas Tech* 36-42 L * = Border Conference Game
2/17 at New Mexico* 35-37 L (OT) 2/12 at Arizona* 47-45 W # = Metro Writers Invitational Tournament (New York)
2/20 New Mexico Mines 44-33 W 2/13 at Arizona* 45-51 L
2/21 New Mexico Mines 41-22 W 2/15 New Mexico Military 72-34 W 1939-40 (16-7, 12-4 BORDER)
2/26 Arizona* 45-43 W 2/16 New Mexico Military 72-28 W JERRY HINES
2/27 Arizona* 46-86 L 2/24 Arizona State* 44-27 W 12/15 Loyola Marymount 44-34 W
* = Border Conference Game 2/25 Arizona State* 49-38 W 12/16 Loyola Marymount 57-37 W
3/1 at New Mexico* 49-33 W 12/21 Drake 70-59 W
1934-35 (12-6, 4-6 BORDER) 3/2 at New Mexico* 36-22 W 12/22 Drake 49-47 W
JERRY HINES 3/5 UTEP* 52-35 W 1/4 Arizona* 70-41 W
Fort Bliss All-Stars 52-32 W 3/6 at UTEP* 57-36 W 1/5 Arizona* 49-52 L
Fort Bliss 82nd FA 51-29 W ^ in El Paso, Texas 1/10 at Temple 43-61 L
1/11 Arizona State* 31-44 L * = Border Conference Game 1/12 at Long Island 31-57 L
1/12 Arizona State* 39-49 L 1/15 at Bradley 37-53 L
1/18 New Mexico* 43-39 W 1937-38 (22-3, 18-10 BORDER) 1/26 Northern Arizona* 59-50 W
1/19 New Mexico* 36-35 W BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1/27 Northern Arizona* 70-47 W
1/25 at Northern Arizona* 37-41 L NIT TOURNAMENT 2/2 at New Mexico* 41-37 W
1/26 at Northern Arizona* 35-32 W JERRY HINES 2/3 at New Mexico* 53-44 W
2/1 at New Mexico Military 28-25 W 12/7 Western New Mexico 54-45 W 2/9 at Arizona* 56-42 W
2/2 at New Mexico Military 30-22 W 12/9 Southern California 41-64 L 2/10 at Arizona* 45-56 L
2/13 Texas Tech* 34-51 L 12/10 Southern California 40-44 L 2/12 at Arizona State* 46-44 W
2/14 Texas Tech* 38-46 L 12/14 at Western New Mexico 55-45 W 2/13 at Arizona State* 59-50 W
2/22 at New Mexico* 26-32 L 1/7 UTEP* 67-23 W 2/17 at UTEP* 62-60 W
2/23 at New Mexico* 31-28 W 1/8 at UTEP* 54-32 W 2/19 UTEP* 62-60 W
3/20 vs. Silver City# 46-24 W 1/14 Northern Arizona* 71-52 W 2/29 New Mexico* 74-47 W
3/21 vs. 8th Cavalry# 62-47 W 1/15 Northern Arizona* 52-35 W 3/1 New Mexico* 55-48 W
3/22 vs. Douglas Raiders# 53-41 W 1/21 at Arizona State* 50-45 W 3/4 at UTEP* 60-63 L
3/23 vs. Gila JC# 54-51 W 1/22 at Arizona State* 61-48 W 3/5 UTEP* 43-50 L
* = Border Conference Game 1/28 New Mexico* 58-32 W * = Border Conference Game
# = El Paso Times SW Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 1/29 New Mexico* 60-49 W
2/4 Arizona State* 57-44 W 1940-41 (14-12, 8-8 BORDER)
1935-36 (10-9, 8-8 BORDER) 2/5 Arizona State* 69-47 W JULIUS J. JOHNSTON
JERRY HINES 2/12 Arizona* 46-44 W 12/10 New Mexico* 40-31 W
1/10 at UTEP* 44-26 W 2/13 Arizona* 61-39 W 12/11 New Mexico* 28-23 W
1/11 at UTEP* 40-10 W 2/17 at Texas Tech* 44-36 W 12/14 at New Mexico Mines 29-34 L
1/17 Northern Arizona* 37-47 L 2/18 at Texas Tech* 59-38 W 12/19 UTEP* 38-43 L
1/18 Northern Arizona* 53-54 L 2/25 at UTEP* 69-50 W 1/3 at Texas Tech 36-39 L
1/24 UTEP* 65-22 W 2/28 at New Mexico* 69-39 W 1/4 at Texas Tech 41-33 L
1/25 UTEP* 71-23 W 3/1 at New Mexico* 65-42 W 1/6 at Hardin-Simmons 48-50 L
1/28 Arizona* 37-29 W 3/3 at UTEP* 48-36 W 1/7 at Hardin-Simmons 50-24 W
1/29 Arizona* 45-46 L 3/7 vs. McPherson# 53-37 W 1/10 at UTEP 45-49 L
1/31 at New Mexico Military 38-20 W 3/9 vs. Idaho State# 56-40 W 1/11 at UTEP* 37-45 L
2/1 at New Mexico Military 55-45 W 3/10 vs. Murray State# 29-30 L 1/17 at Arizona* 61-58 W
2/7 at Texas Tech* 37-36 W * = Border Conference Game 1/18 at Arizona* 39-47 L
2/8 at Texas Tech* 27-38 L # = National Intercollegiate Tournament (Kansas City) 1/24 Western New Mexico 49-46 W (OT)
2/11 Arizona State* 56-63 L 1/25 at Western New Mexico 47-45 W
2/12 Arizona State* 46-50 L 1938-39 (20-4, 14-2 BORDER) 1/30 Arizona* 33-45 L
2/14 New Mexico* 36-42 L BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2/8 Arizona* 40-31 W
2/15 New Mexico* 61-39 W NIT TOURNAMENT 2/10 at Northern Arizona* 43-30 W
2/21 at New Mexico* 39-43 L JERRY HINES 2/11 at Northern Arizona* 59-61 L
2/22 at New Mexico* 33-25 W 12/15 Loyola Marymount 42-43 L 2/18 at New Mexico* 29-44 L
3/16 vs. Central Missouri State# 48-60 L 12/16 Loyola Marymount 58-43 W 2/20 Arizona State* 61-26 W
* = Border Conference Game 12/19 Tulane 61-42 W 2/21 Arizona State* 43-37 W
# National AAU Tournament (Denver, Colo.) 12/20 Tulane 63-45 W 2/24 Northern Arizona* 40-47 L
1/6 at Northern Arizona* 56-39 W 2/26 New Mexico Mines 42-30 W
1936-37 (22-5, 15-3 BORDER) 1/7 at Northern Arizona* 61-36 W 3/4 vs. Gila JC# 34-32 W
BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1/9 at Arizona State* 58-36 W 3/5 vs. Chihuahua State# 48-38 W
JERRY HINES 1/10 at Arizona State* 36-44 L 3/6 at UTEP# 37-31 W
12/14 vs. Southern California^ 36-47 L 1/20 Hardin-Simmons 63-33 W * = Border Conference Game
12/26 at Fullerton JC 44-37 W 1/21 Hardin-Simmons 65-29 W # = SW Tournament (El Paso, Texas)
12/27 at Loyola-Los Angeles 20-38 L 1/27 at New Mexico* 59-41 W
12/29 at San Bernardino JC 45-36 W 1/28 at New Mexico* 67-49 W 1941-42 (8-18, 4-10 BORDER)
12/30 at Los Angeles JC 45-23 W 2/3 at UTEP* 52-43 W JULIUS J. JOHNSTON
1/8 New Mexico* 31-25 W 2/4 at UTEP* 65-40 W 12/13 at Chihuahua State 27-37 L
1/9 New Mexico* 39-32 W 2/10 New Mexico* 85-26 W 12/14 at Chihuahua State 53-47 W
1/15 at UTEP* 59-24 W 2/12 New Mexico* 77-44 W 12/18 Northern Colorado 31-36 L (OT)
1/16 at UTEP* 44-37 W 2/13 Arizona* 61-49 W 12/19 Northern Colorado 30-35 L
1/22 Western New Mexico 62-37 W 2/14 Arizona* 75-42 W 1/8 at UTEP* 33-50 L
1/23 at Western New Mexico 62-15 W 2/20 Texas Tech* 58-42 W 1/9 at New Mexico Mines 36-33 W
1/26 at Northern Arizona* 52-48 W 2/21 Texas Tech* 50-48 W 1/10 at New Mexico* 25-30 L
1/27 at Northern Arizona* 45-59 L 2/27 at Texas Tech* 37-51 L 1/15 at West Texas A&M 37-78 L

1/16 at Texas Tech 36-48 L 1/7 at UTEP* 51-59 L 1949-50 (17-13, 7-11 BORDER)
1/17 at Hardin-Simmons 34-46 L 1/10 Arizona* 37-86 L GEORGE MCCARTY
1/21 Western New Mexico 36-44 L 1/14 at UTEP* 47-54 L 12/6 at Eastern New Mexico 63-53 W
1/24 New Mexico Mines 47-44 W 1/17 New Mexico* 45-68 L 12/7 at New Mexico Military 48-37 W
2/2 Arizona* 48-56 L 1/24 at New Mexico* 30-55 L 12/9 Western New Mexico 55-47 W
2/4 Northern Arizona* 40-38 W (OT) 1/31 UTEP* 48-63 L 12/10 Western New Mexico 37-35 W
2/6 Arizona State* 37-44 L 2/6 at Northern Arizona* 45-65 L 12/15 Cal Poly 65-51 W
2/11 at Northern Arizona* 36-52 L 2/7 at Arizona State* 42-56 L 12/21 at UTEP* 51-59 L
2/12 at Arizona State* 39-50 L 2/8 at Arizona* 66-80 L 12/28 vs. Howard Payne% 54-37 W
2/13 at Arizona* 25-5 W 2/13 West Texas A&M* 51-63 L 12/29 at Eastern New Mexico% 54-52 W (OT)
2/19 New Mexico* 38-34 W 2/14 Texas Tech* 54-57 L (OT) 12/30 vs. Western New Mexico% 37-32 W (5OT)
2/21 UTEP* 31-22 W 2/17 Chihuahua City 59-64 L 1/3 Eastern New Mexico 45-52 L
2/24 West Texas A&M* 47-81 L 2/20 Arizona State* 62-58 W 1/5 Hardin-Simmons* 55-60 L
2/25 Hardin-Simmons* 39-51 L 2/21 Northern Arizona* 41-45 L 1/6 Texas Tech* 58-54 W
2/26 Texas Tech* 36-52 L 2/26 at Hardin-Simmons* 54-73 L 1/12 at Northern Arizona* 46-36 W
3/3 vs. Kansas Wesleyan# 40-36 W 2/27 at Texas Tech* 31-72 L 1/13 at Arizona State* 52-76 L
3/5 vs. New Mexico Mines# 33-41 L 2/28 at West Texas A&M* 55-63 L 1/14 at Arizona* 54-71 L
3/5 at UTEP*# 41-62 L * = Border Conference Game 1/18 UTEP* 41-46 L
* = Border Conference Game 1/21 vs. New Mexico* 61-77 L
# = SW Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 1947-48 (12-11, 8-10 BORDER) 1/28 UTEP* 56-43 W
JOHN GUNN 2/1 New Mexico* 54-53 W (OT)
1944-45 (9-5, 0-0* BORDER) 11/28 at Chihuahua State 33-44 L 2/6 at UTEP* 51-59 L (OT)
KERMIT “BUD” LAABS 11/29 at Chihuahua State 55-49 W 2/10 Arizona* 58-67 L
12/6 Fort Bliss 643 AAA 54-44 W 12/2 Biggs Field Flyers 57-31 W 2/17 West Texas A&M* 50-49 W
12/10 at Hardin-Simmons 54-34 W 12/5 at Western New Mexico 45-32 W 2/20 at Hardin-Simmons* 47-50 L
12/11 at Hardin-Simmons 55-38 W 12/9 at UTEP* 55-50 W 2/21 at Texas Tech* 48-79 L
12/12 at Abilene Christian 33-29 W 12/12 UTEP* 42-35 W 2/22 at West Texas A&M* 55-70 L
12/13 at Abilene Christian 33-26 W 12/17 at West Texas A&M* 49-59 L 2/28 Arizona State* 69-56 W
12/16 at New Mexico 27-55 L 12/18 at Texas Tech* 40-53 L 3/3 Northern Arizona* 59-46 W
1/8 UTEP 33-34 L 12/19 at Hardin-Simmons* 44-54 L 3/7 New Mexico Highlands$ 56-54 W
1/9 UTEP 32-34 L 1/5 Western New Mexico 58-31 W 3/8 Eastern New Mexico$ 57-49 W
1/16 Beaumont Army Hospital 51-37 W 1/8 Northern Arizona* 59-39 W 3/13 vs. Tampa# 75-85 L
1/19 Deming AFB 40-44 L 1/9 Arizona State* 37-34 W * = Border Conference Game
1/22 at Deming AFB 48-44 W 1/14 New Mexico* 43-47 L % = Sunshine Tourney (Portales, N.M.)
1/25 at UTEP 39-32 W 1/16 Hardin-Simmons* 56-38 W $ = NAIB Regional Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)
1/26 UTEP 25-23 W 1/24 at New Mexico* 41-53 L # = NAIB Tournament (Kansas City)
1/27 Santa Fe MP 40-54 L 1/30 at UTEP* 26-52 L
*No league title awarded 2/4 at Arizona* 53-65 L 1950-51 (19-14, 11-6 BORDER)
2/5 at Arizona State* 28-60 L GEORGE MCCARTY
1945-46 (5-16, 1-9 BORDER) 2/6 at Northern Arizona* 40-59 L 12/1 at Pepperdine 70-81 L
KERMIT “BUD” LAABS 2/13 Arizona* 58-56 W 12/2 at Pepperdine 58-71 L
11/29 Fort Bliss AAA 31-51 L 2/16 UTEP* 55-52 W 12/6 Western New Mexico 55-52 W
12/6 at UTEP 36-41 L 2/19 Texas Tech* 39-53 L 12/11 at Murray State 55-65 L
12/7 UTEP 41-22 W 2/20 West Texas A&M* 56-50 W 12/12 at Missouri State 54-64 L
12/8 Fort Bliss Red Devils 40-41 L * = Border Conference Game 12/15 at Wichita State 61-57 W
12/13 at New Mexico Mines 49-57 L 12/16 at Fort Hays State 67-74 L
12/14 at New Mexico* 31-38 L 1948-49 (9-15, 4-12 BORDER) 12/21 Mississippi Southern 64-58 W
12/15 at New Mexico* 23-50 L JOHN GUNN 12/29 vs. Hardin-Simmons# 55-54 W (2OT)
12/31 vs. Mississippi Southern# 47-54 L
1/4 at Arizona State* 28-48 L 12/3 at Chihuahua All Stars 49-52 L
1/3 at West Texas A&M* 54-72 L
1/5 at Arizona* 27-64 L 12/4 at Chihuahua All Stars 55-65 L
1/4 at Texas Tech* 64-59 W
1/12 New Mexico Mines 38-47 L 12/7 at Western New Mexico 63-44 W
1/5 at Hardin-Simmons* 53-54 L
1/18 Hardin-Simmons 54-45 W 12/10 at New Mexico Military 52-39 W 1/9 Northern Arizona* 94-46 W
1/19 Northern Arizona* 35-46 L 12/11 at Eastern New Mexico 49-56 L 1/11 Arizona State* 56-52 W
1/25 New Mexico* 39-59 L 12/14 at UTEP* 45-53 L 1/13 UTEP* 74-50 W
1/26 New Mexico* 49-61 L 12/17 Abilene Christian 48-44 W 1/17 at New Mexico* 50-52 L
1/31 at Alamogordo AFB 40-32 W 1/5 West Texas A&M* 43-58 L 2/3 Wayland Baptist 70-57 W
2/1 Arizona State* 47-62 L 1/7 Texas Tech* 26-46 L 2/5 at UTEP* 93-76 W
2/5 at UTEP 43-54 L 1/10 Western New Mexico 53-45 W 2/6 at Western New Mexico 61-57 W
2/7 Western New Mexico 55-39 W 1/13 at Northern Arizona* 52-75 L 2/9 Texas Tech* 42-53 L
2/12 at Western New Mexico 34-30 W 1/14 at Arizona State* 49-48 W 2/13 Arizona* 67-66 W
2/16 Arizona* 33-82 L 1/15 at Arizona* 36-71 L 2/16 New Mexico* 53-45 W
2/19 UTEP 42-50 L 1/20 at New Mexico* 49-60 L 2/19 at Arizona* 46-75 L
* = Border Conference Game 1/22 Eastern New Mexico 74-41 W 2/20 at Arizona State* 59-62 L
2/1 UTEP* 55-47 W 2/21 at Northern Arizona* 67-53 W
1946-47 (8-17, 3-15 BORDER) 2/3 New Mexico* 51-32 W 2/28 West Texas A&M* 64-58 W
JERRY HINES 2/8 Arizona State* 53-49 W 3/2 Hardin-Simmons* 59-46 W
11/29 Beaumont Hospital 59-31 W 2/11 Northern Arizona* 40-49 L 3/5 vs. Western New Mexico$ 56-53 W
12/6 Atomic Bombers 68-44 W 2/14 at Hardin-Simmons* 52-58 L 3/6 Eastern New Mexico$ 33-42 L
12/11 Fort Bliss AAA 50-33 W 2/15 at Texas Tech* 47-63 L 3/12 vs. Glenville (W.V.) State% 68-54 W
12/13 Hardin-Simmons* 61-49 W 2/16 at West Texas A&M* 38-43 L 3/14 vs. Central Michigan State%73-69 W
12/17 Western New Mexico 53-44 W 2/22 Hardin-Simmons* 50-56 L 3/15 vs. Hamline% 56-80 L
* = Border Conference Game
12/20 at Western New Mexico 40-39 W 3/1 Arizona* 50-57 L
# = Sun Bowl Tournament (El Paso, Texas)
12/21 UTEP* 44-51 L * = Border Conference Game
$ = NAIB Regional (Portales, N.M./Las Cruces)
1/6 McMurry 64-34 W
% = NAIB Tournament (Kansas City)
1951-52 (22-11, 14-4 BORDER) 1953-54 (7-12, 3-9 BORDER) 1956-57 (6-18, 3-7 BORDER)
BORDER CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS PRESLEY ASKEW PRESLEY ASKEW
NCAA TOURNAMENT 12/1 Sul Ross State 75-58 W 11/30 at New Mexico 62-64 L
GEORGE MCCARTY 12/3 at San Diego Naval TC 63-61 W 12/3 McNeese State 48-51 L
11/30 Western New Mexico 47-50 L 12/5 at Pepperdine 55-69 L 12/5 Hamline 49-58 L
12/1 UTEP 65-48 W 12/11 Tulsa 43-52 L 12/7 New Mexico 65-76 L
12/3 at New Mexico 57-47 W 12/16 at New Mexico 38-58 L 12/10 at Western Kentucky 74-95 L
12/5 Kearney State 67-54 W 12/18 McMurry 59-54 W 12/11 at Murray State 67-81 L
12/8 at Oklahoma State 43-45 L (2OT) 1/5 Hardin-Simmons* 67-50 W 12/12 at Evansville 62-71 L
12/11 at Oklahoma City 46-55 L 1/8 West Texas A&M* 48-54 L 12/13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 64-70 L
12/13 at Missouri 38-43 L 1/12 Arizona* 65-67 L 12/17 Centenary 81-91 L
12/17 at Murray State 51-59 L 1/15 at Hardin-Simmons* 49-59 L 12/28 at Georgetown (Ky.) 80-74 W
12/29 vs. West Texas A&M*# 72-57 W 1/16 at Texas Tech* 51-80 L 12/29 at Maryland 45-43 W
12/30 vs. North Texas# 55-54 W 1/18 at West Texas A&M* 60-67 L 12/31 at Kentucky Wesleyan 46-91 L
1/4 at UTEP 71-53 W 1/30 Arizona State* 67-55 W 1/7 Hardin-Simmons* 49-57 L
1/7 at Hardin-Simmons* 62-53 W 2/5 at Arizona State* 63-74 L 1/8 West Texas A&M* 61-56 W
1/8 at Texas Tech* 50-62 L 2/6 at Arizona* 63-71 L 1/11 Arizona* 77-74 W
1/9 at West Texas A&M* 35-49 L 2/13 Texas Tech* 42-60 L 1/19 UTEP* 61-74 L
1/19 UTEP*^ 60-36 W 2/20 UTEP* 44-55 L 2/2 Arizona State* 95-80 W
1/29 West Texas A&M* 49-44 W 2/24 at UTEP* 57-45 W 2/3 at Arizona* 47-69 L
2/1 Arizona* 59-50 W 3/2 New Mexico 58-51 W 2/4 at Arizona State* 71-79 L
2/5 Texas Tech* 47-41 W * = Border Conference Game 2/21 Texas Tech 68-59 W
2/8 Hardin-Simmons* 51-42 W 2/25 at UTEP* 69-72 L (OT)
2/12 Northern Arizona* 61-42 W 1954-55 (7-14, 1-11 BORDER) 3/4 at Texas Tech 68-83 L
2/16 Arizona State* 57-44 W PRESLEY ASKEW 3/5 at West Texas A&M* 60-76 L
2/19 Western New Mexico 52-42 W 12/1 Santa Fe 54-37 W 3/5 at Hardin-Simmons* 60-77 L
2/23 UTEP* 53-44 W 12/3 Sul Ross State 53-57 L * = Border Conference Game
2/25 at Arizona* 65-55 W 12/7 Abilene Christian 76-63 W
2/26 at Arizona State* 57-44 W 12/11 at New Mexico 61-60 W 1957-58 (14-9, 8-3 BORDER)
2/27 at Northern Arizona* 54-49 W 12/13 at Pasadena Nazarene 69-67 W PRESLEY ASKEW
3/3 New Mexico 38-40 L 12/14 at Pepperdine 53-70 L 12/2 at Rice 45-72 L
3/4 Eastern New Mexico$ 34-27 W 12/15 at San Diego Naval TC 68-85 L 12/4 at Arkansas 50-59 L
3/8 West Texas A&M*% 62-51 W 1/6 at West Texas A&M* 55-87 L 12/5 at Tulsa 56-62 L
3/11 vs. Mississippi Southern& 86-70 W 1/7 at Texas Tech* 54-83 L 12/7 at Saint Louis 41-96 L
3/12 vs. Texas State& 52-69 L 1/8 at Hardin-Simmons* 57-75 L 12/11 Pacific 76-74 W
3/21 vs. Saint Louis+ 53-62 L 1/21 Arizona State* 54-71 L 12/12 Hamline 55-47 W
3/22 vs. Texas Christian+ 44-61 L 1/28 Artesia Travelers 68-54 W 12/16 at New Mexico 60-49 W
* = Border Conference Game 2/5 vs. UTEP*^ 64-80 L 12/18 Middle Tennessee 82-71 W
# = Sun Bowl Tournament (El Paso) 2/12 at Arizona* 49-60 L 12/21 at Oklahoma State 55-72 L
^ = at Carlsbad, N.M. 2/14 at Arizona State* 64-91 L 12/23 at Vanderbilt 59-73 L
$ = NAIB Playoff (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2/18 West Texas A&M* 61-80 L 1/6 Arizona* 71-51 W
% = Border Conference Playoff (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2/19 Hardin-Simmons* 56-66 L 1/7 Arizona State* 82-78 W
& = NAIB Tourney (Kansas City) 2/22 New Mexico 64-57 W 1/11 at Hardin-Simmons* 65-51 W
+ = NCAA Regional (Kansas City) 2/24 Arizona* 83-62 W 1/13 at West Texas A&M* 73-72 W
3/1 UTEP* 59-75 L 1/20 Pepperdine 86-69 W
1952-53 (7-17, 5-9 BORDER) 3/4 Texas Tech* 58-87 L 1/25 at UTEP* 58-67 L
GEORGE MCCARTY * = Border Conference Game 1/28 Pasadena Nazarene 76-73 W
12/3 Oklahoma State 29-55 L ^ = at Gadsen High School (Anthony, N.M.) 2/1 at Arizona* 66-68 L
12/4 Oklahoma State 39-54 L 2/3 at Arizona State* 56-60 L
12/6 at Tulsa 44-56 L 1955-56 (16-7, 7-5 BORDER) 2/15 UTEP* 56-54 W
12/10 at Bradley 49-68 L PRESLEY ASKEW 2/22 West Texas A&M* 90-65 W
12/11 at Oklahoma City 40-74 L 12/3 Western New Mexico 74-55 W 3/1 Hardin-Simmons* 62-48 W
12/13 at Wichita State 54-80 L 12/5 New Mexico 66-53 W 3/8 UTEP* 71-58 W
12/16 New Mexico 66-61 W 12/8 at McNeese State 75-71 W * = Border Conference Game
1/2 Pepperdine 59-62 L 12/10 at Centenary 65-60 W
1/3 Pepperdine 51-54 L 12/16 Hamline 50-45 W 1958-59 (17-11, 7-3 BORDER)
1/6 at UTEP* 67-62 W 12/17 Murray State 58-48 W BORDER CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS
1/10 Arizona* 46-51 L 12/19 Kentucky Wesleyan 55-75 L NCAA TOURNAMENT
1/15 at Northern Arizona* 52-84 L 12/29 at Vanderbilt 40-64 L PRESLEY ASKEW
1/16 at Arizona State* 60-69 L 12/30 at Tennessee 74-64 W 12/1 at Evansville 91-85 W
1/17 at Arizona* 50-52 L 1/6 Arizona* 68-35 W 12/2 at Washington (Mo.) 50-61 L
2/3 West Texas A&M* 67-61 W 1/7 Arizona State* 54-59 L 12/3 at Bradley 54-86 L
2/6 Texas Tech* 66-58 W 1/13 Hardin-Simmons* 56-43 W 12/4 at Murray State 51-66 L
2/12 at Hardin-Simmons* 48-61 L 1/18 at New Mexico 58-51 W 12/5 at Xavier 52-58 L
2/13 at Texas Tech* 62-83 L 1/27 UTEP* 51-53 L 12/6 at Western Kentucky 60-79 L
2/14 at West Texas A&M* 67-73 L 1/30 UC Santa Barbara 57-48 W 12/9 McMurry 80-58 W
2/17 Arizona State* 56-68 L 2/4 at UTEP* 60-58 W 12/13 New Mexico 67-53 W
2/21 Northern Arizona* 68-58 W 2/11 at Arizona* 71-75 L 12/15 Centenary 62-54 W
2/24 Hardin-Simmons* 52-58 L 2/13 at Arizona State* 83-73 W 12/20 Rice 58-53 W
2/25 UTEP* 65-56 W 2/18 West Texas A&M* 66-51 W 12/22 at Oklahoma 52-57 L
3/2 at New Mexico 72-69 W (OT) 2/21 Texas Tech* 68-65 W 12/23 at Tulsa 58-60 L
* = Border Conference Game 2/28 at Hardin-Simmons* 57-63 L 1/4 at New Mexico 96-59 W
2/29 at Texas Tech* 66-87 L 1/5 San Jose 70-50 W
3/1 West Texas A&M* 66-62 W 1/8 Wyoming 75-59 W
* = Border Conference Game
1/10 at UTEP* 57-63 L 2/25 West Texas A&M* 88-63 W 1/11 at Arizona 40-72 L
1/16 West Texas A&M* 81-57 W 2/27 Hardin-Simmons* 78-59 W 1/13 at Drake 43-84 L
1/17 Hardin-Simmons 61-48 W 3/4 West Texas A&M* 71-51 W 1/14 at Creighton 73-99 L
1/31 at Arizona State* 80-86 L 3/6 at Hardin-Simmons* 88-72 W 1/15 at Air Force 36-82 L
2/2 at Arizona* 66-58 W 3/11 at Arizona State% 72-86 L 2/8 Sul Ross State 90-80 W
2/14 Arizona* 80-61 W * = Border Conference Game 2/10 New Mexico 53-65 L
2/21 Arizona State* 81-71 W % = Border Conference Playoff 2/15 Eastern New Mexico 71-65 W
2/23 at Hardin-Simmons* 62-59 W 2/17 UTEP 42-59 L
3/2 at West Texas A&M* 75-83 L 1961-62 (10-14, 3-5 BORDER) 2/23 Lasalle (of Mexico) 82-54 W
3/8 at UTEP$ 65-48 W PRESLEY ASKEW 2/24 at UTEP 54-90 L
3/9 Arizona State$ 78-57 W 12/5 at Butler 56-77 L 2/29 at Eastern New Mexico 78-62 W
3/10 Idaho State% 61-62 L 12/7 at Indiana 68-74 L 3/2 at West Texas A&M 58-100 L
* = Border Conference Game 12/9 at Oklahoma State 54-65 L
$ = Border Conference Playoff 12/13 Northern Colorado 58-45 W 1964-65 (8-18)
% = NCAA First Round (Las Cruces) 12/16 at Dayton 60-76 L PRESLEY ASKEW
12/18 at New Mexico 76-72 W (2OT) 12/1 at Utah 65-98 L
1959-60 (20-7, 9-2 BORDER) 12/26 New Mexico 86-62 W 12/5 at Western New Mexico 93-78 W
BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 12/27 Brigham Young 70-64 W 12/7 Tarleton State 74-47 W
NCAA TOURNAMENT 12/28 vs. New Mexico^ 76-80 L 12/10 at New Mexico 38-86 L
PRESLEY ASKEW 12/29 vs. Baylor^ 67-54 W 12/12 at Marquette 54-62 L
12/1 Arizona State* 86-69 W 1/2 at Memphis 70-85 L 12/14 at Murray State 69-72 L
12/3 at Western New Mexico 93-60 W 1/4 at Eastern Kentucky 54-66 L 12/18 at Hardin-Simmons 54-91 L
12/5 at San Francisco 72-63 W 1/6 at Western Kentucky 67-71 L 12/19 at Abilene Christian 69-70 L
12/7 at Utah 67-82 L 1/11 Arizona 68-55 W 12/29 vs. Idaho* 81-69 W
12/9 at Colorado 77-69 W 1/13 Arizona State* 81-94 L 12/30 vs. Whitworth* 78-84 L
12/12 at New Mexico 63-68 L 1/27 at UTEP* 51-67 L 1/1 at Montana 65-76 L
12/14 McMurry 81-59 W 2/3 at Arizona 67-68 L 1/4 at Carroll 72-70 W
12/18 Central Oklahoma 74-45 W 2/5 at Arizona State* 70-94 L 1/9 Albuquerque 70-71 L
12/19 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma^46-42 W 2/17 at West Texas A&M* 82-83 L 1/11 Western New Mexico 73-87 L
12/26 at Oregon State$ 50-54 L 2/19 at Hardin-Simmons* 82-72 W 1/16 Eastern New Mexico 76-55 W
12/27 vs. Portland$ 66-61 W 2/24 West Texas A&M* 93-66 W 1/18 Air Force 59-77 L
12/28 vs. Denver$ 68-62 W 2/26 Hardin-Simmons* 82-72 W 1/30 New Mexico 37-62 L
1/5 Abilene Christian 91-70 W 2/28 UTEP* 42-51 L 2/4 Sul Ross State 87-78 W
1/9 at Arizona* 70-53 W 3/6 Western New Mexico 78-64 W 2/6 at Arizona State 67-92 L
1/11 at Arizona State* 66-58 W ^ = Sun Bowl Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 2/10 UTEP 64-78 L
1/16 at UTEP* 71-57 W * = Border Conference Game 2/13 at Albuquerque 67-80 L
2/1 New Mexico 78-66 W 2/16 Hardin-Simmons 76-75 W
2/4 at Pasadena 79-56 W 1962-63 (4-17) 2/20 West Texas A&M 67-78 L
2/5 at UCLA 56-66 L PRESLEY ASKEW 2/24 at UTEP 51-107 L
2/8 UTEP* 80-52 W 11/30 at Murray State 55-90 L 2/27 at West Texas A&M 77-100 L
2/13 at Hardin-Simmons* 66-68 L 12/1 at Arkansas State 77-84 L 3/1 at Eastern New Mexico 83-77 W
2/15 West Texas A&M* 65-66 L 12/3 at Memphis 77-101 L * = at Anaconda, Mont. Tournament
2/20 Hardin-Simmons* 63-58 W 12/6 Western New Mexico 74-78 L
2/22 at West Texas A&M* 92-59 W 12/8 New Mexico 51-71 L 1965-66 (4-22)
2/27 Arizona State* 80-65 W 12/14 Santa Fe 56-57 L JIM MCGREGOR
2/29 Arizona* 76-46 W 12/15 Santa Fe 72-62 W 12/4 at Wichita State 67-103 L
3/9 at Oregon% 60-68 L 12/17 Oklahoma State 62-68 L 12/6 at Bradley 78-89 L
* = Border Conference Game 12/21 Idaho State 68-66 W 12/7 at Kansas 51-102 L
$ = Far West Classic (Corvallis, Ore.) 1/4 Arizona State 60-87 L 12/10 Albuquerque 91-106 L
^ = at El Paso, Texas 1/5 Arizona 59-63 L 12/11 at Albuquerque 68-84 L
% = NCAA First Round (Eugene, Ore.) 1/7 at New Mexico 65-84 L 12/13 Adams State 98-82 W
1/12 at West Texas A&M 64-75 L 12/15 at Western New Mexico 100-101 L
1960-61 (19-5, 9-1 BORDER) 1/14 at Hardin-Simmons 57-60 L 12/17 Eastern New Mexico 91-83 W
BORDER CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS 2/2 at Arizona 40-63 L 12/28 Texas Tech 87-106 L
PRESLEY ASKEW 2/4 at Arizona State 62-89 L 12/30 Denver 82-88 L
12/2 Oregon State 57-65 L 2/9 Utah State 48-78 L 1/1 Abilene Christian 75-73 W
12/5 Hamline 84-52 W 2/16 West Texas A&M 92-65 W 1/4 Western New Mexico 109-116 L
12/9 New Mexico 82-69 W 2/18 Hardin-Simmons 83-69 W 1/8 at West Texas A&M 79-99 L
12/12 at Santa Fe 76-55 W 2/23 at UTEP 51-65 L 1/22 at Denver 85-115 L
12/14 at Colorado 87-89 L (OT) 2/28 UTEP 51-70 L 1/24 at Colorado State 70-109 L
12/16 at Utah State 65-74 L 1/28 at Wyoming 80-113 L
12/17 at Brigham Young 69-65 W 1963-64 (8-15) 1/29 New Mexico 69-81 L
12/20 at Idaho State 59-58 W PRESLEY ASKEW 1/31 West Texas A&M 82-73 W
12/22 at Montana State 67-63 W 11/30 Abilene Christian 76-74 W (OT) 2/1 at UTEP 78-104 L
12/31 Idaho State 84-61 W 12/2 Evansville 69-78 L 2/5 at Air Force 60-109 L
1/7 at Arizona State* 66-86 L 12/6 Albuquerque 96-75 W 2/8 at Utah 94-131 L
1/9 at Arizona* 89-64 W 12/7 Albuquerque 63-78 L 2/10 at New Mexico 61-74 L
1/14 at UTEP* 95-75 W 12/14 at New Mexico 55-92 L 2/11 at Hardin-Simmons 66-92 L
1/31 Pasadena 94-66 W 12/17 Centenary 75-74 W (OT) 2/22 at Hardin-Simmons 49-105 L
2/2 Pacific 84-59 W 12/20 at Utah State 75-115 L 2/26 Hardin-Simmons 80-102 L
2/11 UTEP* 107-79 W 12/21 at Idaho State 58-77 L 3/2 UTEP 56-73 L
2/13 Eastern New Mexico 93-57 W 12/23 at Utah 72-101 L
2/18 Arizona State* 70-67 W 1/4 University of Americas 83-56 W
2/20 Arizona* 76-68 W 1/6 West Texas A&M 53-55 L (OT)
1966-67 (15-11) 1968-69 (24-5) 1970-71 (19-8, 0-0* MVC)
NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA TOURNAMENT
LOU HENSON LOU HENSON LOU HENSON
12/1 at Oklahoma City 82-64 W 11/30 Colorado State^ 95-89 W 12/1 Texas-Arlington 107-82 W
12/2 at Brigham Young 66-97 L 12/2 UTEP^ 51-49 W 12/5 Trinity 100-69 W
12/3 at Utah 42-51 L 12/5 Brigham Young 83-65 W 12/7 at Brigham Young 75-86 L
12/7 East Texas State 79-47 W 12/11 at Arizona 78-72 W 12/9 at Arizona 76-74 W
12/9 at Colorado State 55-63 L 12/14 at Baylor 69-58 W 12/12 UTEP 63-61 W
12/10 at Wyoming 63-77 L 12/16 at Hardin-Simmons 74-68 W 12/18 Portland 82-56 W
12/13 Eastern New Mexico 59-56 W 12/19 Evansville 98-64 W 12/19 San Jose State 114-55 W
12/17 New Mexico 62-61 W (OT) 12/27 at Tennessee Tech 80-67 W 12/22 at New Mexico 66-72 L
12/23 at Villanova 42-54 L 12/28 at Evansville 86-75 W 12/28 Seattle^ 91-78 W
1/2 Albuquerque 91-81 W
12/27 vs. Rutgers$ 80-58 W 12/29 Texas Tech^ 78-71 W
1/4 Idaho State 85-62 W
12/28 vs. William & Mary$ 62-49 W 1/2 New Mexico 76-65 W
1/6 Arizona State 85-69 W
12/30 at Dayton 48-74 L 1/7 at Denver 81-76 W
1/8 Texas-Pan American 109-74 W
1/5 Hardin-Simmons 71-61 W 1/9 at Montana State 83-74 W
1/11 Santa Fe 117-67 W
1/6 Hardin-Simmons 64-51 W 1/18 at UTEP 80-65 W 1/12 Doane 91-73 W
1/21 at Texas Tech 60-63 L 1/25 Tennessee Tech 81-65 W 1/14 at West Texas A&M 67-72 L
1/23 at West Texas A&M 87-68 W 1/29 New Mexico 66-86 L 1/16 at Marquette 53-65 L
1/30 Albuquerque 85-61 W 2/1 at New Mexico 66-68 L 1/23 at UTEP 52-66 L
2/1 at UTEP 68-55 W 2/4 Hardin-Simmons 88-80 W 1/30 Montana State 108-89 W
2/6 Santa Fe 79-66 W 2/6 Hardin-Simmons 103-78 W 2/1 Hardin-Simmons 75-57 W
2/9 at New Mexico 57-65 L 2/8 at Northern Illinois 63-59 W 2/6 Utah State 93-90 W
2/11 at Arizona 66-61 W 2/12 UTEP 78-62 W 2/13 at Hardin-Simmons 76-67 W
2/15 UTEP 64-53 W 2/15 West Texas A&M 69-68 W 2/15 Arizona State 89-82 W
2/23 at Hardin-Simmons 77-87 L 2/18 at West Texas A&M 91-93 L (OT) 2/18 at Idaho State 80-71 W
2/25 at Eastern New Mexico 43-46 L 2/27 at Denver 105-68 W 2/20 at Seattle 71-77 L
2/27 West Texas A&M 83-67 W 3/1 at Air Force 74-63 W 2/25 West Texas A&M 87-60 W
3/11 vs. #7 Houston* 58-59 L 3/8 Brigham Young# 74-62 W 2/27 at Utah State 67-77 L
$ = Evansville, Ind., Tournament 3/13 at #1 UCLA$ 38-53 L 3/13 at #18 Houston# 69-72 L
* = NCAA First Round (Fort Collins, Colo.) 3/15 vs. Weber State$ 56-58 L ^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)
1967-68 (23-6) ^ = Pan American Center Dedication Tournament # = NCAA Tournament (Houston, Texas)
NCAA TOURNAMENT (Las Cruces, N.M.) *NMSU not eligible for league title
LOU HENSON # = NCAA First Round (Las Cruces, N.M)
12/1 Texas-Arlington 102-86 W $ = NCAA Far West Regional (Los Angeles) 1971-72 (19-6, 0-0* MVC)
12/4 Arkansas State 96-62 W LOU HENSON
12/7 Western New Mexico 110-71 W 1969-70 (27-3) 12/1 Angelo State 71-77 L
12/11 Adams State 101-58 W NCAA TOURNAMENT 12/4 at New Mexico 76-78 L
12/15 at Arizona State 80-70 W FINAL FOUR PARTICIPANT 12/6 New Mexico 94-79 W
12/18 at Purdue 87-80 W LOU HENSON 12/9 at Brigham Young 80-90 L
12/19 at Ohio State 75-78 L 12/1 Oklahoma Christian 93-58 W 12/11 Oklahoma Christian 96-71 W
12/4 Wichita State 108-76 W
12/21 at Wichita State 89-76 W 12/13 Arizona 89-73 W
12/6 Baylor 102-83 W
12/27 at Western Michigan 66-59 W 12/18 at Arizona State 88-85 W
12/8 at New Mexico 90-83 W
12/28 at The Citadel 92-66 W 12/20 San Francisco 91-84 W (OT)
12/11 at Brigham Young 80-78 W (OT)
12/30 at Tennessee Tech 95-72 W 12/22 Colorado 71-53 W
12/13 at Arizona State 94-88 W
1/3 Albuquerque 99-72 W 12/16 New Mexico 91-73 W 12/28 Pepperdine^ 89-82 W
1/6 New Mexico 64-71 L 12/19 at Hardin-Simmons^ 110-80 W 12/29 Montana State^ 95-85 W
1/9 Santa Fe 105-62 W 12/20 vs. Baylor^ 73-87 L 1/3 UTEP 59-75 L
1/11 Southern Colorado 81-71 W 12/26 Idaho State& 88-80 W 1/8 at Texas-Arlington 71-59 W
1/13 at Western New Mexico 96-67 W 12/27 Creighton& 93-78 W 1/15 at Oregon 82-76 W
1/20 at UTEP 96-64 W 12/30 Sul Ross State 95-75 W 1/17 at California 91-89 W
1/29 West Texas A&M 76-64 W 1/2 Arizona 95-75 W 1/22 at UTEP 63-65 L
2/1 Hardin-Simmons 95-87 W 1/5 at UTEP 75-66 W 1/24 Texas-Arlington 96-68 W
2/7 at New Mexico 71-72 L 1/10 Montana State 106-68 W 1/29 West Texas A&M 101-92 W
2/9 Arizona 93-75 W 1/17 Hardin-Simmons 83-75 W 2/5 at Utah State 102-92 W
2/10 at Loyola of Chicago 75-81 L 1/24 UTEP 90-77 W 2/7 at Portland 108-50 W
2/21 UTEP 68-63 W 1/27 at West Texas A&M 88-62 W 2/12 at West Texas A&M 80-83 L
2/26 at West Texas A&M 78-77 W 1/29 at Creighton 68-72 L 2/19 Corpus Christi 105-73 W
3/1 at Hardin-Simmons 73-60 W 2/7 at Utah State 95-90 W 2/21 Denver 81-46 W
3/2 at Hardin-Simmons 89-97 L (2OT) 2/9 at Montana State 92-73 W 2/26 Utah State 108-88 W
3/9 vs. Weber State# 68-57 W 2/14 Air Force 99-81 W 3/5 Marquette 73-69 W
3/15 vs. #2 UCLA$ 49-58 L 2/21 West Texas A&M 87-73 W ^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)
3/16 at #7 New Mexico% 62-58 W 2/23 Boise State 105-79 W *NMSU not eligible for league title
# = NCAA First Round (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2/28 Utah State 104-92 W
3/7 vs. Rice# 101-77 W
$ = NCAA Far West Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1972-73 (12-14, 6-7 MVC)
3/12 vs. #16 Kansas State$ 70-66 W
% = NCAA Far West Consolation (Albuquerque, N.M.) LOU HENSON
3/14 vs. #14 Drake$ 87-78 W
11/24 Angelo State 110-71 W
3/18 vs. #1 UCLA% 77-93 L
11/27 at UTEP 54-56 L
3/21 vs. #4 St. Bonaventure* 79-73 W
^ = Cowboy Classic (Abilene, Texas) 12/5 at New Mexico 67-88 L
& = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 12/9 at Colorado 77-87 L
# = NCAA Tournament (Ft. Worth, Texas) 12/13 New Mexico 67-68 L
$ = NCAA Midwest Regionals (Lawrence, Kan.) 12/16 UTEP 69-49 W
% = NCAA Final Four (College Park, Md.) 12/22 Virginia Military^ 86-57 W
* = NCAA Consolation (College Park, Md.) 12/23 Southern Illinois^ 71-72 L (OT)

12/27 vs. Princeton& 61-56 W 2/6 Saint Louis 55-48 W 1977-78 (15-14, 9-7 MVC)
12/28 at LaSalle& 70-76 L 2/8 Wichita State* 72-66 W KEN HAYES
12/29 vs. Duquesne& 84-74 W 2/13 West Texas A&M* 73-53 W 11/26 Western New Mexico 86-72 W
1/11 Drake* 66-75 L 2/15 at North Texas* 73-59 W 11/28 at UTEP 59-52 W
1/13 Bradley* 63-59 W 2/22 Drake* 85-74 W 11/30 Texas Tech 68-71 L
1/20 Loyola (New Orleans) 75-69 W 2/27 at Saint Louis 60-78 L 12/3 New Mexico 87-94 L
1/27 at Memphis* 61-75 L 3/1 at Bradley* 64-54 W 12/6 UTEP 60-63 L
1/29 at Louisville* 64-91 L 3/15 vs. #7 North Carolina$ 69-93 L 12/9 Louisiana Tech^ 69-51 W
2/3 Wichita State* 56-58 L * = Missouri Valley Conference Game 12/10 Idaho State^ 102-89 W
2/8 Tulsa* 76-68 W $ = NCAA First Round (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/17 at Texas-Pan American 97-120 L
2/10 at North Texas* 63-64 L 12/21 at New Mexico 78-106 L
2/15 at Saint Louis* 54-69 L 1975-76 (15-12, 4-8 MVC) 12/23 at #7 UCLA 67-86 L
2/17 at Tulsa* 76-78 L KEN HAYES 1/7 at Drake* 91-88 W
2/24 Memphis 53-54 L 11/28 Texas-Arlington 102-84 W 1/9 at Wichita State* 70-71 L
2/27 at West Texas A&M* 108-81 W 11/29 Houston Baptist 104-97 W 1/12 Creighton* 78-56 W
3/3 West Texas A&M* 102-63 W 12/2 at UTEP 49-47 W 1/14 Wichita State* 82-79 W
3/5 North Texas* 88-75 W 12/6 UTEP 62-54 W 1/16 at West Texas A&M* 77-63 W
3/9 at Wichita State* 72-66 W 12/9 at New Mexico 70-85 L 1/21 Bradley* 81-79 W
* = Missouri Valley Conference Game 12/13 New Mexico 82-68 W 1/23 Tulsa* 90-75 W
^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 12/16 at Southern Methodist 87-94 L 1/28 at Southern Illinois* 72-69 W
& = Quaker City Tourney (Philadelphia, Pa.) 12/19 Denver^ 104-100 W 1/30 at Creighton* 70-84 L
12/20 Nebraska^ 75-79 L 2/4 Drake* 97-84 W
1973-74 (14-11, 7-6 MVC) 12/22 Brigham Young 90-79 W 2/6 Indiana State* 83-82 W
LOU HENSON 12/30 at Baylor 72-75 L 2/9 West Texas A&M* 73-82 L
12/1 New Mexico 66-75 L 1/3 Wichita State* 61-70 L 2/11 at Bradley* 85-103 L
12/4 at UTEP 42-58 L 1/10 at Drake* 72-79 L 2/13 at Indiana State* 74-87 L
12/7 Brigham Young 78-72 W 1/12 at Southern Illinois* 68-70 L (OT) 2/18 Southern Illinois* 72-77 L
12/8 Brigham Young 93-74 W 1/17 West Texas A&M* 59-61 L (OT) 2/22 at Tulsa* 73-77 L
1/22 Bradley* 91-85 W
12/11 at New Mexico 71-72 L 2/27 Tulsa# 76-75 W
1/31 at Wichita State* 70-78 L
12/15 UTEP 48-55 L 3/1 Drake# 90-73 W
2/2 Sul Ross State 104-84 W
12/21 Tulane^ 76-63 W 3/3 at Indiana State% 78-80 L (OT)
2/7 at West Texas A&M* 66-68 L
12/23 Oklahoma State^ 85-56 W * = Missouri Valley Conference Game
2/11 Angelo State 101-87 W
12/29 Wayland Baptist 101-58 W ^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)
2/14 Tulsa* 97-94 W
1/3 Wichita State* 71-63 W # = MVC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)
2/19 Eastern New Mexico 114-87 W
1/5 Saint Louis* 74-58 W % = MVC Finals (Terre Haute, Ind.)
2/21 at Bradley* 93-99 L
1/12 at Tulsa* 80-75 W 2/26 Drake* 105-99 W
1/19 Lubbock Christian 97-59 W 2/28 at Tulsa* 83-86 L 1978-79 (22-10, 11-5 MVC)
1/26 at Drake* 65-71 L 3/1 Hardin-Simmons 125-102 W NCAA TOURNAMENT
1/28 Sul Ross State 80-61 W 3/6 Southern Illinois* 103-93 W (OT) KEN HAYES
1/31 at Memphis 66-73 L * = Missouri Valley Conference Game 11/25 New Mexico Highlands 125-73 W
2/2 at Bradley* 60-76 L 11/27 New Mexico 96-93 W
^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)
2/7 Louisville* 76-73 W 11/30 Bethany Nazarene 110-76 W
2/9 Bradley* 85-76 W 12/2 UTEP 52-54 L
1976-77 (17-10, 8-4 MVC)
2/14 North Texas* 74-83 L 12/5 at UTEP 65-68 L
MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE
2/16 Tulsa* 51-68 L 12/9 at New Mexico 74-81 L
CO-CHAMPIONS 12/11 Cameron 108-85 W
2/21 at West Texas A&M* 63-69 L KEN HAYES
2/23 at Wichita State* 71-80 L 12/15 at Hawai’i 63-56 W
11/27 Lubbock Christian 114-90 W 12/16 at Hawai’i 60-55 W
2/28 at North Texas* 95-69 W 12/1 New Mexico 112-103 W 12/28 vs. Southern Mississippi^ 81-77 W
3/5 West Texas A&M* 82-62 W 12/4 Baylor 80-90 L
12/29 vs. Santa Clara^ 93-86 W
* = Missouri Valley Conference Game 12/6 UTEP 68-58 W
12/10 Northern Arizona^ 82-77 W 12/30 vs. Weber State^ 63-58 W
^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)
12/11 Charlotte^ 81-85 L 1/4 West Texas A&M* 102-87 W
12/13 at UTEP 69-82 L 1/6 Bradley* 71-64 W
1974-75 (20-7, 11-3 MVC) 1/13 at Southern Illinois* 83-86 L
NCAA TOURNAMENT 12/17 vs. South Alabama& 83-85 L
12/18 at Samford& 56-66 L 1/15 at Indiana State* 69-73 L
LOU HENSON 1/18 Drake* 84-75 W
12/22 at New Mexico 75-71 W
11/29 Houston Baptist 82-53 W 12/30 at Texas Tech 83-63 W 1/20 Tulsa* 75-72 W
11/30 UC Davis 76-46 W 1/6 at West Texas A&M* 69-77 L 1/25 at Bradley* 74-62 W
12/3 at New Mexico 58-59 L 1/8 at Wichita State* 89-67 W 1/27 at Drake* 80-66 W
12/7 New Mexico 65-59 W 1/11 Tulsa* 82-69 W 2/1 Indiana State* 89-91 L (OT)
12/14 UTEP 41-48 L 1/15 Drake* 86-82 W 2/3 at Creighton* 71-77 L
12/17 Sul Ross State 112-55 W 1/22 Southern Illinois* 69-71 L 2/5 at Tulsa* 85-78 W
12/21 Southwestern (Texas) 78-42 W 1/27 at Bradley* 117-109 W 2/8 Wichita State* 93-75 W
12/23 Samford 93-58 W 1/29 at Drake* 77-88 L 2/15 at West Texas A&M* 87-75 W
12/28 at Texas-Arlington 75-56 W 2/1 at Hardin-Simmons 99-98 W 2/17 at Wichita State* 84-86 L
12/30 at UTEP 61-39 W 2/7 Bradley 96-85 W 2/19 Southern Illinois* 86-76 W
2/10 Texas-Pan American 107-105 W
1/4 at Tulsa* 58-56 W 2/24 Creighton* 84-75 W
2/12 Wichita State* 84-79 W
1/11 Louisville* 69-82 L 2/27 Tulsa# 82-79 W
2/17 at Southern Illinois* 64-93 L
1/16 Bradley* 76-74 W (OT) 2/19 at Tulsa* 93-84 W 3/1 Wichita State # 85-81 W
1/18 North Texas* 85-68 W 2/24 West Texas A&M* 84-82 W (OT) 3/3 at Indiana State% 59-69 L
1/23 at West Texas A&M* 72-58 W 2/26 at Eastern New Mexico 82-81 W 3/9 vs. Weber State$ 78-81 L (OT)
1/25 at Wichita State* 63-64 L 2/28 West Texas A&M# 86-89 L * = Missouri Valley Conference Game
1/27 Tulsa* 76-64 W * = Missouri Valley Conference Game ^ = All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
1/30 at Louisville* 42-51 L ^ = Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) # = MVC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)
2/1 at Drake* 45-44 W & = Birmingham Classic (Birmingham, Ala.) % = MVC Finals (Terre Haute, Ind.)
#= MVC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) $ = NCAA Tournament (Lawrence, Kan.)
1979-80 (17-10, 8-8 MVC) 12/21 New Mexico 59-56 W 1/16 UC Santa Barbara* 74-59 W
WELDON DREW 12/28 at Fresno State 41-48 L 1/19 Utah State* 95-94 W (OT)
12/1 Cameron 90-88 W 1/2 at Wichita State* 50-63 L 1/21 San Jose State* 77-67 W
12/3 Angelo State 73-62 W 1/4 West Texas A&M* 75-66 W 1/26 at Fresno State* 67-76 L
12/5 at Baylor 75-71 W 1/9 Tulsa* 74-66 W 1/28 at Pacific* 75-69 W
12/8 New Mexico 68-58 W 1/14 at Bradley* 62-68 L 2/2 UNLV* 81-89 L
12/8 at UTEP 59-68 L 1/16 at Illinois State* 58-72 L 2/5 UC Irvine* 102-77 W
12/15 UTEP 63-51 W 1/20 Indiana State* 84-73 W 2/6 Cal State Fullerton* 76-63 W
12/17 Santa Fe 96-77 W 1/23 Wichita State* 59-57 W 2/11 Long Beach State* 89-93 L
12/22 at New Mexico 103-84 W 1/30 at Tulsa* 72-76 L 2/16 at San Jose State* 55-59 L
12/29 Texas 77-61 W 2/6 Creighton* 77-64 W 2/18 at Utah State* 88-95 L
1/3 at West Texas A&M* 79-103 L 2/8 Drake* 64-61 W 2/23 Fresno State* 54-63 L
1/7 at Bradley* 60-71 L 2/11 at Indiana State* 71-75 L (OT) 2/25 Pacific* 70-68 W
1/10 Indiana State* 83-80 W (OT) 2/13 at Southern Illinois* 65-63 W 3/1 at Cal State Fullerton* 82-81 W
1/12 at Texas-Pan American 79-78 W 2/18 Illinois State* 65-62 W 3/3 at UC Santa Barbara* 91-101 L
1/17 Southern Illinois* 69-57 W 2/20 Bradley* 61-74 L 3/8 vs. Utah State% 77-79 L
1/19 at Creighton* 69-76 L 2/23 at Drake* 68-55 W * = PCAA Game
1/21 at Tulsa* 74-80 L 2/27 at West Texas A&M* 73-69 W % = PCAA Tournament (Inglewood, Calif.)
1/24 Creighton* 72-65 W 3/2 Southern Illinois$ 68-43 W
1/26 Wichita State* 75-70 W 3/4 at Tulsa^ 61-85 L 1984-85 (7-20, 4-14 PCAA)
2/4 at Wichita State* 78-80 L * = Missouri Valley Conference Game WELDON DREW
2/7 West Texas A&M* 91-75 W & = Fiesta Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 11/27 UTEP 66-63 W
2/9 Tulsa* 103-91 W $ = MVC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) 12/4 at New Mexico 67-64 W
2/13 Drake* 79-78 W ^ = MVC Finals (Tulsa, Okla.) 12/7 vs. American^ 75-69 W
2/16 at Indiana State* 79-86 L 12/8 at Illinois^ 55-93 L
2/18 at Southern Illinois* 86-114 L 1982-83 (18-11, 11-7 MVC) 12/11 at UTEP 62-83 L
2/20 at Drake* 69-78 L WELDON DREW 12/17 New Mexico 72-87 L
2/23 Bradley* 90-89 W 11/27 Santa Fe 85-73 W 12/20 Weber State 56-62 L
2/26 at West Texas A&M% 87-98 L 11/30 UTEP 55-60 L 12/22 Oregon 51-55 L
* = Missouri Valley Conference Game 12/8 at UTEP 76-73 W 12/30 Texas Tech 87-97 L (OT)
% = MVC Tournament (Canyon, Texas) 12/11 New Mexico 101-86 W 1/3 Cal State Fullerton* 70-63 W
12/14 New Mexico Highlands 133-85 W 1/5 UC Santa Barbara* 83-89 L
1980-81 (10-17, 7-9 MVC) 12/17 vs. Grambling^ 93-81 W 1/12 at Long Beach State* 85-79 W
WELDON DREW 12/18 at Louisiana-Lafayette^ 84-97 L 1/14 at UC Irvine* 91-89 W
11/29 at New Mexico 79-97 L 12/23 at New Mexico 74-78 L (2OT) 1/16 at Pacific* 59-61 L
12/1 Baylor 61-60 W 1/3 Colorado 80-76 W 1/19 at Fresno State* 59-70 L
12/4 at Texas 82-101 L 1/6 Illinois State* 62-72 L 1/24 UNLV* 70-92 L
12/6 at Colorado 67-103 L 1/8 Indiana State* 103-100 W (OT) 1/26 UC Irvine* 75-78 L
12/11 UTEP 70-58 W 1/13 at Southern Illinois* 87-84 W (OT) 1/30 at Cal State Fullerton* 53-84 L
12/13 at UTEP 63-65 L 1/15 at Bradley* 63-71 L 2/2 at UC Santa Barbara* 65-76 L
12/18 Texas-Pan American 73-77 L 1/20 Drake* 76-57 W 2/7 San Jose State* 59-69 L
12/20 New Mexico 73-69 W 1/22 at Creighton* 74-85 L 2/9 Utah State* 79-80 L
12/22 at Santa Clara 76-81 L 1/24 at Indiana State* 72-70 W 2/14 Fresno State* 53-61 L
12/23 at San Francisco 78-93 L 1/29 West Texas A&M* 94-77 W 2/16 Pacific* 79-64 W
1/3 at Southern Illinois* 56-54 W 1/31 Creighton* 79-73 W 2/21 at UNLV* 67-80 L
1/8 Drake* 72-80 L 2/3 at Wichita State* 80-101 L 2/23 Long Beach State* 70-72 L
1/10 Bradley* 58-83 L 2/5 at Illinois State* 66-50 W 2/28 at San Jose State* 64-76 L
1/15 at Wichita State* 68-74 L (OT) 2/10 Bradley* 63-61 W 3/2 at Utah State* 95-105 L
1/17 at West Texas A&M* 68-74 L 2/12 at West Texas A&M* 90-87 W * = PCAA Game
1/24 Indiana State* 73-59 W 2/19 Southern Illinois* 99-72 W ^ = Illini Classic (Champaign, Ill.)
1/31 at Bradley* 65-80 L 2/21 Wichita State* 70-72 L
2/2 at Indiana State* 67-60 W 2/26 at Tulsa* 71-100 L 1985-86 (18-12, 10-8 PCAA)
2/5 West Texas A&M* 89-71 W 2/28 at Drake* 73-75 L NEIL MCCARTHY
2/9 Tulsa* 98-85 W 3/5 Tulsa* 91-85 W 11/22 Midwestern State 71-56 W
2/14 at Creighton* 83-95 L 3/8 West Texas A&M& 95-80 W 11/29 at South Alabama 68-67 W
2/16 at Drake* 69-80 L 3/10 Tulsa& 48-49 L 12/3 at UTEP 59-68 L
2/19 Wichita State* 82-80 W * = Missouri Valley Conference Game 12/7 Cal State Bakersfield 88-64 W
2/21 Southern Illinois* 72-60 W ^ = Bayou Classic (Lafayette, La.) 12/12 UTEP 52-53 L
2/26 at Tulsa* 79-86 L (OT) & = MVC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) 12/14 Eastern New Mexico 73-58 W
2/28 Creighton* 78-84 L 12/23 at New Mexico 44-54 L
3/3 at Tulsa% 67-68 L 1983-84 (13-15, 9-9 PCAA) 12/28 Southern Colorado 86-43 W
* = Missouri Valley Conference Game WELDON DREW 12/30 New Mexico 53-44 W
% = MVC Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.) 11/26 Western New Mexico 53-44 W 1/2 at Cal State Fullerton* 68-61 W (OT)
11/29 at UTEP 49-62 L 1/4 at UC Santa Barbara* 80-63 W
1981-82 (17-11, 10-6 MVC) 12/3 UTEP 59-60 L (2OT) 1/11 Long Beach State* 80-57 W
WELDON DREW 12/7 at Texas Tech 66-79 L 1/16 Pacific* 72-57 W
11/28 Santa Fe 94-66 W 12/10 at Weber State 71-94 L 1/18 Fresno State* 48-46 W
12/1 at UTEP 52-70 L 12/17 New Mexico 67-60 W 1/23 UNLV* 79-88 L
12/4 at Arizona State& 74-84 L 12/22 at New Mexico 51-57 L 1/25 at UC Irvine* 83-71 W
12/5 Long Beach State 70-85 L 12/30 Lubbock Christian 107-86 W 1/30 Cal State Fullerton* 59-57 W (OT)
12/8 UTEP 78-61 W 1/5 at UC Irvine* 78-110 L 2/1 UC Santa Barbara* 71-67 W
12/10 Dallas Baptist 62-50 W 1/7 at UNLV* 66-87 L 2/6 at San Jose State* 74-78 L
12/12 at New Mexico 85-81 W 1/10 Grand Canyon 75-60 W 2/8 at Utah State* 55-63 L
12/15 New Mexico Highlands 105-87 W 1/14 at Long Beach State* 71-64 W 2/10 UC Irvine* 98-75 W

2/13 at Fresno State* 51-56 L 2/11 at Pacific* 84-75 W (OT) 2/3 Long Beach State* 104-91 W
2/15 at Pacific* 74-88 L 2/13 at Fresno State* 77-59 W 2/8 UC Irvine* 79-75 W
2/20 at UNLV* 75-92 L 2/20 Long Beach State* 61-62 L 2/10 UC Santa Barbara* 66-64 W
2/22 at Long Beach State* 72-61 W 2/25 UC Irvine* 75-59 W 2/15 at UNLV* 86-109 L
2/27 San Jose State* 79-87 L 2/27 UC Santa Barbara* 81-57 W 2/17 at Cal State Fullerton* 65-62 W
3/1 Utah State* 63-65 L 3/3 at Cal State Fullerton* 59-61 L 2/22 Utah State* 103-84 W
3/6 vs. Utah State% 74-71 W 3/5 at UNLV* 68-86 L 2/24 San Jose State* 101-70 W
3/7 vs. Pacific% 75-61 W 3/10 vs. UC Santa Barbara% 52-56 L 3/1 at Pacific* 68-55 W
3/8 vs. UNLV% 55-75 L * = PCAA Game 3/3 at Fresno State* 82-68 W
* = PCAA Game ^ = Hawaii Pacific Tournament (Hawaii) 3/9 vs. Fresno State% 72-66 W
% = PCAA Tournament (Inglewood, Calif.) % = PCAA Tournament (Inglewood, Calif.) 3/10 at Long Beach State% 85-90 L
3/16 vs. #21 Loyola Marymount^ 92-111 L
1986-87 (15-15, 9-9 PCAA) 1988-89 (21-11, 12-6 BIG WEST) * = Big West Conference Game
NEIL MCCARTHY NIT TOURNAMENT % = Big West Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.)
11/28 vs. Illinois^ 65-67 L NEIL MCCARTHY ^ = NCAA First Round (Long Beach, Calif.)
11/29 at BYU-Hawaii^ 79-72 W 11/22 Simon Fraser 82-48 W
12/2 Mississippi Valley State 65-61 W 11/26 Texas Southern 92-58 W 1990-91 (23-6, 15-3 BIG WEST)
12/4 New Mexico 81-62 W 11/30 UTEP 51-59 L NCAA TOURNAMENT
12/6 South Alabama 83-74 W 12/3 Texas Tech 68-58 W NEIL MCCARTHY
12/8 Texas Southern 92-74 W 12/5 New Mexico 70-66 W 11/23 New Mexico Highlands 111-66 W
12/10 UTEP 58-61 L 12/10 Western New Mexico 89-54 W 11/26 Cal State Northridge 120-62 W
12/13 at UTEP 53-61 L 12/13 at UTEP 74-82 L 11/29 UTEP 70-55 W
12/17 BYU-Hawaii 79-69 W 12/17 at New Mexico 61-64 L 12/1 Coppin State 76-66 W
12/20 at New Mexico 50-64 L 12/19 Mississippi Valley State 83-68 W 12/4 at UTEP 77-70 W
12/30 Western New Mexico 66-69 L (OT) 12/29 South Carolina State 72-61 W 12/7 at New Mexico 88-94 L
1/3 at Utah State* 69-77 L 1/3 at Cal State Fullerton* 65-60 W 12/15 New Mexico 72-64 W
1/5 at San Jose State* 62-79 L 1/5 at UNLV* 58-79 L 12/22 Texas Tech 79-58 W
1/8 Pacific* 56-50 W 1/8 Utah State* 66-69 L 12/29 Morgan State 128-71 W
1/10 Fresno State* 62-48 W 1/10 San Jose State* 76-68 W 1/4 at Pacific* 70-68 W
1/17 at Long Beach State* 75-80 L 1/14 at Pacific* 70-75 L 1/7 Long Beach State 80-63 W
1/19 at UC Santa Barbara* 62-75 L 1/16 at Fresno State* 53-50 W 1/12 UC Santa Barbara* 64-57 W
1/22 at UC Irvine* 80-86 L 1/21 Long Beach State* 72-64 W 1/14 at Fresno State* 82-77 W
1/24 at UNLV* 58-85 L 1/26 UC Irvine* 90-69 W 1/19 at Cal State Fullerton* 81-89 L
1/29 San Jose State* 72-43 W 1/28 UC Santa Barbara* 74-68 W 1/21 UC Irvine* 77-60 W
1/31 Utah State* 85-82 W 2/2 at San Jose State* 77-60 W 1/24 San Jose State* 88-58 W
2/5 Cal State Fullerton* 58-66 L (OT) 2/4 at Utah State* 71-92 L 1/26 Utah State* 86-66 W
2/7 UC Santa Barbara* 87-69 W 2/9 Fresno State* 63-57 W 2/2 at Long Beach State* 66-64 W
2/12 at Fresno State* 59-58 W 2/11 Pacific* 79-60 W 2/9 at UC Irvine* 73-65 W
2/14 at Pacific* 78-64 W 2/18 at Long Beach State* 52-66 L 2/11 at UC Santa Barbara* 67-64 W
2/19 UC Irvine* 70-66 W 2/23 at UC Santa Barbara* 82-81 W 2/14 Cal State Fullerton* 80-74 W
2/21 UNLV* 69-80 L 2/25 at UC Irvine* 72-69 W 2/16 at UNLV* 74-86 L
2/23 Long Beach State* 84-75 W 3/2 Cal State Fullerton* 60-56 W 2/21 at Utah State* 83-75 W
2/26 at Cal State Fullerton* 59-63 L 3/5 #18 UNLV* 73-75 L 2/23 at San Jose State* 73-67 W
3/5 vs. San Jose State% 54-71 L 3/9 vs. Fresno State% 60-59 W 2/25 UNLV* 74-86 L
* = PCAA Game 3/10 vs. UC Santa Barbara% 67-63 W 2/28 Pacific* 67-60 W
^ = BYU-Hawaii Tournament (Laie, Hawaii) 3/11 vs. #18 UNLV% 62-68 L 3/2 Fresno State* 105-80 W
% = PCAA Tournament (Inglewood, Calif.) 3/16 Pepperdine$ 69-84 L 3/8 vs. Fresno State% 82-88 L
* = Big West Conference Game 3/14 vs. Creighton$ 56-64 L
1987-88 (16-16, 8-10 PCAA) % = Big West Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.) * = Big West Conference Game
NEIL MCCARTHY $ = NIT First Round (Las Cruces, N.M.) % = Big West Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.)
11/17 Simon Fraser 83-60 W $ = NCAA First Round (Salt Lake City, Utah)
11/27 vs. Alabama^ 84-85 L 1989-90 (26-5, 16-2 BIG WEST)
11/28 vs. Central Michigan^ 86-87 L BIG WEST CO-CHAMPIONS 1991-92 (25-8, 12-6 BIG WEST)
11/29 at Hawaii Pacific^ 95-81 W NCAA TOURNAMENT BWC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
12/3 at New Mexico 71-72 L NEIL MCCARTHY NCAA TOURNAMENT
12/5 New Mexico Highlands 92-50 W 11/20 Simon Fraser 91-53 W NEIL MCCARTHY
12/7 at UTEP 63-68 L 11/24 Eastern New Mexico 85-65 W 11/25 Texas Southern 101-78 W
12/10 New Mexico 72-76 L 11/27 at UTEP 72-75 L 11/27 Southern Utah 87-80 W
12/12 UTEP 58-57 W 12/2 New Mexico 60-55 W 11/30 at New Mexico 80-73 W
12/19 Rider 84-43 W 12/4 Delaware State 104-90 W 12/4 UTEP 71-78 L
12/22 North Texas 91-71 W 12/8 at New Mexico 74-73 W 12/7 at UTEP 63-61 W
12/29 Texas State 80-65 W 12/12 UTEP 62-49 W 12/11 Western New Mexico 105-63 W
1/2 UNLV* 64-69 L 12/18 at Texas Tech 74-68 W 12/19 at Texas Tech 76-68 W
1/4 Cal State Fullerton* 41-37 W 12/21 Sam Houston State 84-66 W 12/27 Delaware State 109-73 W
1/7 at San Jose State* 76-65 W 12/28 Texas Southern 97-76 W 1/2 at UC Irvine* 75-71 W
1/9 at Utah State* 52-53 L 1/2 Fresno State* 71-69 W 1/6 New Mexico 68-63 W
1/14 Fresno State* 65-60 W 1/4 Pacific* 81-60 W 1/9 UC Santa Barbara* 72-63 W
1/16 Pacific* 63-59 W 1/8 #7 UNLV* 83-82 W 1/11 Long Beach State* 67-51 W
1/20 Grambling 63-61 W (2OT) 1/11 at UC Santa Barbara* 74-61 W 1/16 at San Jose State* 81-73 W
1/23 at Long Beach State* 67-75 L 1/13 at UC Irvine* 88-75 W 1/18 at Pacific* 90-77 W (2OT)
1/28 at UC Santa Barbara* 63-66 L 1/15 at Long Beach State* 56-72 L 1/25 UNLV* 67-74 L
1/30 at UC Irvine* 62-79 L 1/20 Cal State Fullerton* 75-58 W 1/29 at Fresno State* 69-76 L
2/4 Utah State* 77-78 L 1/25 at San Jose State* 80-76 W 2/4 at Cal State Fullerton* 69-67 W
2/6 San Jose State* 77-59 W 1/27 at Utah State* 81-73 W 2/6 at Long Beach State* 76-92 L
2/10 Utah State* 75-69 W 12/22 Southern Utah 82-65 W 1995-96 (11-15, 8-10 BIG WEST)
2/13 Pacific* 75-67 W 12/31 Morgan State 97-56 W NEIL MCCARTHY
2/15 San Jose State* 82-57 W 1/3 UC Santa Barbara* 92-71 W 11/27 UTEP 67-73 L
2/22 at UNLV* 58-69 L 1/5 Long Beach State* 94-76 W 11/30 at UTEP 70-77 L
2/24 at UC Santa Barbara* 59-64 L 1/8 at Cal State Fullerton* 77-64 W 12/2 Western New Mexico 80-56 W
2/29 at Utah State* 78-85 L (OT) 1/10 East Tennessee State 58-52 W 12/4 Northwestern State 50-46 W
3/2 Fresno State* 78-70 W 1/17 at UNLV* 95-91 W (OT) 12/8 at New Mexico 75-91 L
3/5 Cal State Fullerton* 63-60 W 1/20 Utah State* 82-71 W 12/16 New Mexico 68-69 L
3/7 UC Irvine* 99-71 W 1/22 Nevada* 92-84 W 12/20 at Tulsa 57-73 L
3/13 vs. Fresno State% 86-85 W (OT) 1/27 at San Jose State* 60-59 W 12/30 Southern Utah 81-75 W
3/14 at Long Beach State% 80-72 W 1/29 at Pacific* 95-94 W (OT) 1/5 Nevada* 83-68 W
3/15 vs. Pacific% 74-73 W 2/3 at Nevada* 68-77 L 1/8 at San Jose State* 60-74 L
3/20 vs. #19 DePaul^ 81-73 W 2/5 at Utah State* 68-69 L 1/10 at Pacific* 66-78 L
3/22 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette^ 81-73 W 2/14 UNLV* 67-66 W 1/13 UC Santa Barbara* 56-60 L
3/26 vs. #4 UCLA$ 78-85 L 2/17 UC Irvine* 90-60 W 1/18 at UC Irvine* 66-74 L
* = Big West Conference Game 2/19 Cal State Fullerton* 85-68 W 1/20 at Cal State Fullerton* 72-85 L
% = Big West Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.) 2/24 at Long Beach State* 83-84 L 1/22 Long Beach State* 76-63 W
^ = NCAA 1st & 2nd Round (Tempe, Ariz.) 2/26 at UC Irvine* 87-95 L 1/27 UNLV* 68-66 W
$ = NCAA West Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2/28 at UC Santa Barbara* 69-77 L 1/29 Utah State* 60-70 L
3/3 Pacific* 86-73 W 2/1 Pacific* 59-75 L
1992-93 (26-8, 15-3 BIG WEST) 3/5 San Jose State* 67-71 L (OT) 2/3 San Jose State* 74-73 W
BIG WEST CHAMPIONS 3/11 vs. Nevada% 68-67 W (OT) 2/8 at UC Santa Barbara* 60-59 W
NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/12 at UNLV% 82-64 W 2/10 at Long Beach State* 57-73 L
NEIL MCCARTHY 3/13 vs. UC Irvine% 70-64 W 2/15 Cal State Fullerton* 63-68 L
11/26 vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga^75-65 W 3/18 vs. #19 Oklahoma State$ 55-65 L 2/17 UC Irvine* 83-77 W
11/27 vs. Oregon^ 86-75 W * = Big West Conference Game 2/22 at Utah State* 69-76 L
11/28 vs. Illinois^ 95-94 W % = Big West Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2/24 at UNLV* 81-72 W
12/1 Eastern New Mexico 73-64 W $ = NCAA Midwest Regional (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 3/2 at Nevada* 66-62 W
12/4 UTEP 63-64 L * = Big West Conference Game
12/7 at UTEP 75-69 W (OT) 1994-95 (25-10, 13-5 BIG WEST)
12/12 New Mexico 62-69 L NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT 1996-97 (19-9, 12-4* BIG WEST)
12/21 Sam Houston State 104-76 W NEIL MCCARTHY BIG WEST CO-CHAMPIONS (EAST)
12/23 at New Mexico 66-71 L 11/16 at Southern California& 97-84 W NEIL MCCARTHY
12/30 East Texas State 83-69 W 11/18 #18 Alabama^ 86-69 W 11/22 Western New Mexico 87-56 W
1/4 Cal State Fullerton* 78-67 W 11/23 vs. Memphis# 81-78 W 11/25 Maryland-Eastern Shore 93-81 W
1/7 at UC Santa Barbara* 71-69 W 11/25 vs. #23 Ohio# 80-84 L (OT) 11/30 UTEP 54-50 W
1/9 at Long Beach State* 71-97 L 11/28 Western New Mexico 99-71 W 12/4 at UTEP 73-79 L
1/14 San Jose State* 87-72 W 12/1 UTEP 89-83 W 12/7 New Mexico 72-86 L
1/16 Pacific* 53-48 W 12/6 at UTEP 68-77 L 12/13 at New Mexico 82-84 L (OT)
1/21 Midwestern State 76-67 W 12/9 New Mexico 74-65 W 12/21 Southern 98-78 W
1/23 UC Irvine* 72-67 W (OT) 12/17 at New Mexico 96-89 W 12/27 vs. Texas Tech# 122-105 W
1/25 UC Santa Barbara* 75-64 W 12/20 Texas-Arlington 102-63 W 12/28 vs. Southern Illinois# 91-78 W
1/30 at Nevada* 96-89 W 12/30 Bethune-Cookman 85-55 W 12/30 North Carolina-Asheville 64-65 L
2/1 at Utah State* 76-64 W 1/3 at UC Santa Barbara* 65-75 L 1/9 at Cal Poly* 86-101 L
2/6 Long Beach State* 77-65 W 1/5 at Long Beach State* 98-78 W 1/11 North Texas* 83-71 W
2/11 at Pacific* 68-71 L 1/9 UC Irvine* 85-80 W 1/16 at Nevada* 81-85 L
2/13 at San Jose State* 60-55 W 1/11 Cal State Fullerton* 66-58 W 1/18 at Utah State* 68-71 L
2/20 at #15 UNLV* 81-97 L 1/16 UNLV* 99-79 W 1/23 Idaho* 71-47 W
2/25 Utah State* 82-60 W 1/21 at Nevada* 67-74 L 1/25 Boise State* 68-54 W
2/27 Nevada* 87-66 W 1/26 San Jose State* 76-66 W 1/30 Long Beach State* 84-64 W
3/1 #16 UNLV* 90-88 W 1/28 Pacific* 86-89 L 2/1 Pacific* 80-76 W (OT)
3/4 at Cal State Fullerton* 78-70 W 2/2 at Cal State Fullerton* 106-74 W 2/6 at Cal State Fullerton* 76-72 W
3/6 at UC Irvine* 76-74 W 2/4 at UC Irvine* 102-77 W 2/8 at UC Irvine* 81-47 W
3/12 vs. UC Irvine% 87-76 W 2/6 Tulsa 67-85 L 2/13 at Boise State* 71-83 L
3/13 vs. UC Santa Barbara% 82-77 W 2/13 at Utah State* 104-100 W (2OT) 2/15 at Idaho* 88-55 W
3/14 at Long Beach State% 62-70 L 2/16 Nevada* 91-90 W 2/20 UC Santa Barbara* 74-65 W
3/19 vs. Nebraska$ 93-79 W 2/18 Utah State* 63-75 L 2/23 at North Texas* 72-68 W
3/21 vs. #7 Cincinnati$ 55-92 L 2/20 at UNLV* 97-95 W (OT) 2/27 Utah State* 89-63 W
* = Big West Conference Game 2/23 at San Jose State* 86-91 L (OT) 3/1 Nevada* 76-66 W
^ = Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 2/25 at Pacific* 72-65 W 3/7 vs. Long Beach State% 88-76 W
% = Big West Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.) 3/2 Long Beach State* 73-69 W 3/8 at Nevada% 63-80 L
$ = NCAA East Regional (Syracuse, N.Y.) 3/4 UC Santa Barbara* 113-103 W (OT) * = Big West Conference Game
3/10 at UNLV% 96-76 W # = Cowboy Shootout (Casper, Wyo.)
1993-94 (23-8, 12-6 BIG WEST) 3/11 vs. Long Beach State% 79-87 L % = Big West Conference Tournament (Reno, Nev.)
BIG WEST CHAMPIONS 3/15 Colorado$ 97-83 W **Record vacated due to NCAA infraction.**
BWC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 3/20 at UTEP$ 92-89 W (OT)
NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/22 at Virginia Tech$ 61-64 L 1997-98 (18-12, 8-8* BIG WEST)
NEIL MCCARTHY * = Big West Conference Game LOU HENSON
11/20 Simon Fraser 91-44 W & = Preseason NIT (Los Angeles, Calif.) 11/17 Simon Fraser 106-70 W
11/29 New Mexico Highlands 121-81 W ^ = Preseason NIT (Las Cruces, N.M.) 11/19 at #11 New Mexico 79-80 L
12/3 UTEP 72-64 W # = Preseason NIT Finals (New York, N.Y.) 11/25 UTEP 54-56 L
12/6 at UTEP 72-76 L % = Big West Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 11/29 at UTEP 58-57 W
12/11 at New Mexico 112-104 W (2OT) $ = NIT (Las Cruces/El Paso, Texas/Blacksburg, Va.) 12/3 Western New Mexico 82-65 W
12/20 New Mexico 63-62 W 12/9 #14 New Mexico 59-62 L

12/13 Southeastern Louisiana 82-79 W 1999-00 (22-10, 11-5 BIG WEST) 2001-02 (20-12, 11-4 SUN BELT-West Division)
12/16 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 61-53 W NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT WEST DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS
12/20 Wyoming 60-45 W LOU HENSON LOU HENSON
12/23 Alcorn State 90-79 W 11/16 Hofstra^ 69-55 W 11/17 Texas-Arlington 88-71 W
12/28 vs. Vanderbilt# 72-79 L 11/19 at #10 Arizona^ 60-84 L 11/19 Alcorn State 82-72 W
12/29 vs. Ohio State# 73-46 W 11/30 San Diego State 66-49 W 11/24 San Diego State 94-79 W
12/30 vs. Virginia# 87-82 W (OT) 12/4 UTEP 68-43 W 11/28 Texas Tech 80-81 L (OT)
1/3 Western Washington 84-60 W 12/8 New Mexico 66-57 W 12/1 UTEP 73-71 W
1/8 Cal State Fullerton* 89-87 W (2OT) 12/11 Western New Mexico 97-60 W 12/5 New Mexico 64-66 L
1/10 UC Irvine* 55-62 L 12/17 Texas Tech 84-75 W 12/8 Washington 74-75 L
1/15 at Long Beach State* 59-61 L (OT) 12/21 at Colorado 53-76 L 12/16 at New Mexico 49-70 L
1/17 at Pacific* 64-73 L 12/23 at New Mexico 63-60 W 12/20 vs. Valparaiso^ 94-77 W
1/22 at North Texas* 93-84 W 12/30 Washington 79-75 W (OT) 12/21 at BYU-Hawaii^ 84-94 L
1/24 at UC Santa Barbara* 49-51 L 1/2 at Southern Methodist 59-68 L 12/22 vs. Montana 79-67 W
1/29 Nevada* 103-76 W 1/6 at UTEP 74-73 W 12/27 at Denver* 86-82 W
1/31 Utah State* 84-69 W 1/13 Cal Poly* 91-77 W 12/29 at North Texas* 71-76 L
2/5 at Boise State* 59-71 L 1/15 UC Santa Barbara* 76-61 W 1/3 New Orleans* 77-62 W
2/7 at Idaho* 68-70 L 1/20 at Long Beach State* 66-78 L 1/5 South Alabama* 80-63 W
2/12 Boise State* 73-52 W 1/22 at Pacific* 48-47 W 1/10 at Middle Tennessee* 94-88 W (OT)
2/14 Idaho* 65-64 W 1/26 at North Texas* 73-75 L 1/13 at Western Kentucky* 67-83 L
2/19 Cal Poly* 90-80 W 1/29 UC Irvine* 66-59 W 1/15 Eastern New Mexico 98-82 W
2/21 North Texas 98-90 W 2/3 at Nevada* 72-66 W 1/19 Louisiana-Lafayette* 66-71 L
2/26 at Utah State* 82-84 L (OT) 2/5 at Utah State* 51-66 L 1/24 Denver* 68-62 W
3/1 at Nevada* 72-82 L 2/10 Idaho* 74-62 W 1/26 North Texas* 88-71 W
* = Big West Conference Game 2/13 Boise State* 65-66 L 1/31 at New Orleans* 64-62 W
# = 34th Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 2/17 at Idaho* 57-52 W 2/2 at South Alabama* 78-74 W
**Record vacated due to NCAA infraction by 2/19 at Boise State* 70-66 W (OT) 2/6 Florida International* 77-70 W
previous coaching staff.** 2/24 Utah State* 66-70 L 2/9 Western New Mexico 98-67 W
2/26 Nevada* 73-43 W 2/11 at Texas-Pan American 86-100 L
1998-99 (23-10, 12-4 BIG WEST) 3/1 North Texas* 97-79 W 2/14 Arkansas-Little Rock* 81-73 W
BIG WEST CO-CHAMPIONS 3/4 at Cal State Fullerton* 80-65 W 2/16 Arkansas State* 69-59 W
BIG WEST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 3/9 vs. UC Irvine% 70-51 W 2/20 at UTEP 81-85 L (OT)
NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/10 vs. Long Beach State% 89-84 W (OT) 2/23 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 67-69 L
LOU HENSON 3/11 vs. Utah State% 66-71 L 3/3 vs. Middle Tennessee# 63-48 W
11/13 at UTEP 59-57 W 3/15 at Arizona State$ 77-83 L 3/4 vs. Western Kentucky# 72-73 L
11/20 vs. Wisconsin# 66-52 W * = Big West Conference Game * = Sun Belt Conference Games
11/21 vs. #19 Arkansas# 60-66 L ^ = Preseason NIT (Las Cruces/Tucson, Ariz.) # = Sun Belt Conference Tournament (New Orleans, La.)
11/22 at Alaska-Fairbanks# 64-71 L % = Big West Conference Tournament (Reno, Nev.) ^ = Yahoo! Sports Invitational (Laie, Hawaii)
11/25 at Texas Tech 43-70 L $ = NIT (Tempe, Ariz.)
11/28 UTEP 77-66 W 2002-03 (20-9, 9-6 SUN BELT-West Division)
12/1 Western New Mexico 92-64 W 2000-01 (14-14, 10-6 SUN BELT-West Division) LOU HENSON
12/15 Texas Southern 82-46 W LOU HENSON 11/22 vs. Texas-Pan American^ 62-59 W
12/19 at Washington 53-73 L 11/17 St. Bonaventure^ 53-68 L 11/23 vs. Tulsa^ 61-71 L
12/22 at San Diego State 66-55 W 11/19 Saint Mary’s^ 82-64 W 11/27 Colorado 75-71 W
12/29 Alaska-Fairbanks 78-64 W 11/21 at San Diego State 62-77 L 11/30 New Mexico 59-58 W
1/2 at #15 New Mexico 66-77 L 11/25 at Washington 77-81 L 12/3 Maryland-Eastern Shore 81-63 W
1/7 at Cal State Fullerton* 61-54 W 11/27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 113-49 W 12/7 at UTEP 78-65 W
1/9 at UC Irvine* 60-56 W 11/29 Southern Methodist 75-85 L 12/15 at New Mexico 72-60 W
1/14 Long Beach State* 60-46 W 12/2 UTEP 82-92 L 12/18 UTEP 80-58 W
1/16 Pacific* 66-61 W 12/7 New Mexico 65-68 L (OT) 12/21 at Texas Tech 84-85 L
1/19 #12 New Mexico 76-55 W 12/18 Western New Mexico 104-55 W 12/23 Texas-Arlington 66-51 W
1/21 North Texas* 89-80 W 12/23 at UTEP 53-65 L 1/2 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 74-81 L
1/23 UC Santa Barbara* 83-61 W 12/28 North Texas* 82-70 W 1/9 at New Orleans* 55-65 L
1/28 at Nevada* 75-63 W 1/2 at Texas Tech 65-71 L 1/11 at South Alabama* 84-70 W
1/30 at Utah State* 54-61 L 1/4 Arkansas-Little Rock* 62-66 L 1/15 at Florida International* 74-52 W
2/6 Boise State* 48-67 L 1/6 at New Mexico 79-68 W (OT) 1/18 Texas-Pan American 64-50 W
2/8 Idaho* 80-73 W 1/11 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 65-66 L 1/23 Middle Tennessee* 68-70 L
2/11 at Idaho* 78-82 L 1/13 New Orleans* 63-64 L (OT) 1/25 Western Kentucky* 92-82 W
2/13 at Boise State* 48-70 L 1/16 at Western Kentucky* 61-72 L 1/30 at Denver* 80-77 W
2/18 at Cal Poly* 79-69 W 1/20 at South Alabama* 63-72 L 2/1 at North Texas* 75-82 L
2/20 at North Texas* 84-82 W 1/24 at North Texas* 85-71 W 2/6 New Orleans* 78-60 W
2/25 Utah State* 55-52 W 1/27 at Denver* 69-67 W 2/8 South Alabama* 77-71 W
2/27 Nevada* 65-58 W 2/1 Louisiana-Lafayette* 87-80 W 2/10 Colorado Springs 89-66 W
3/4 vs. Pacific^ 89-78 W 2/3 at New Orleans* 62-55 W 2/15 Louisiana-Lafayette* 58-69 L
3/5 vs. UC Santa Barbara^ 78-67 W 2/7 Florida International* 73-56 W 2/20 at Arkansas-Little Rock* 64-72 L
3/6 vs. Boise State^ 79-69 W 2/10 South Alabama* 66-70 L 2/22 at Arkansas State* 82-67 W
3/12 vs. 8 Kentucky% 60-82 L 2/15 Arkansas State* 92-71 W 2/27 Denver* 87-76 W (OT)
* = Big West Conference Game 2/17 at Louisiana Tech* 77-72 W 3/1 North Texas* 80-66 W
# = Top of the World Classic (Fairbanks, Alaska) 2/22 at Middle Tennessee* 81-60 W 3/9 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock# 78-61 W
^ = Big West Conference Tournament (Reno, Nev.) 2/24 Denver* 81-69 W 3/10 at Western Kentucky# 78-59 L
% = NCAA Midwest Regional (New Orleans, La.) * = Sun Belt Conference Game * = Sun Belt Conference Game
^ The Hispanic College Fund Tournament (Las Cruces) ^ = South Padre Island Tournament
# = Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Bowling Green, Ky.)
2003-04 (13-14, 6-9 SUN BELT-West Division) 12/3 New Mexico 67-61 W 2007-08 (21-14, 12-4 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
LOU HENSON 12/9 at San Francisco$ 64-74 L WAC CO-CHAMPIONS
11/22 New Mexico Highlands 89-69 W 12/10 vs. Chicago State$ 78-63 W MARVIN MENZIES
11/24 Texas-Arlington 72-62 W 12/13 at New Mexico 68-71 L (OT) 11/9 at Ohio 72-80 L
11/29 Eastern New Mexico 78-44 W 12/17 at UTEP 67-80 L 11/12 at #13/10 Duke 61-86 L
12/3 New Mexico 67-48 W 12/20 UTSA 74-72 W 11/14 UC Davis% 75-65 W
12/6 UTEP 74-83 L 12/29 Texas Tech 63-69 L 11/18 LeMoyne-Owen% 100-64 W
12/14 at Tulsa 66-78 L 1/5 at Idaho* 62-52 W 11/23 vs. #15/16 Texas% 87-102 L
12/17 at UTEP 60-85 L 1/7 at Boise State* 63-73 L 11/24 vs. West Virginia% 61-75 L
12/20 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 89-60 W 1/12 Fresno State* 73-70 W 11/27 at UTEP 76-84 L
12/22 at New Mexico 49-65 L 1/14 Hawai’i* 87-84 W 11/30 Chicago State! 94-61 W
12/29 vs. UTSA$ 62-53 W 1/21 at Louisiana Tech* 61-66 L 12/1 North Texas! 72-75 L
12/30 at Utah State$ 57-73 L 1/26 at Fresno State* 72-75 L 12/4 New Mexico 71-62 W
1/10 at North Texas* 70-67 W 1/28 at San Jose State* 81-75 W (OT) 12/8 UTEP 78-79 L
1/15 New Orleans* 59-70 L 2/2 Utah State* 93-86 W 12/11 Prairie View A&M 80-43 W
1/17 South Alabama* 46-56 L 2/4 Nevada* 81-90 L 12/19 at New Mexico 69-83 L
1/21 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 53-67 L 2/9 at Nevada* 63-85 L 12/22 at Louisville 65-70 L
1/24 at Western Kentucky* 58-73 L 2/11 at Utah State* 83-77 W 12/31 Alcorn State 86-58 W
1/26 Florida International* 73-42 W 2/15 Boise State* 73-68 W 1/2 at Idaho* 78-68 W
1/29 at Middle Tennessee* 81-76 W 2/18 at Pacific^ 79-69 W (OT) 1/5 Fresno State* 77-67 W
2/5 Denver* 54-68 L 2/20 San Jose State* 66-61 W 1/10 at Boise State* 76-73 W
2/7 North Texas* 77-62 W 2/23 Louisiana Tech* 64-60 W 1/12 at Utah State* 74-62 L
2/12 at New Orleans* 37-51 L 2/25 Idaho* 66-50 W 1/19 Louisiana Tech* 63-54 W
2/14 at South Alabama* 74-65 W 3/2 at Hawai’i* 56-61 L 1/24 Nevada* 78-87 L
2/18 Louisiana-Lafayette* 58-76 L 3/9 vs. Hawai’i% 58-57 W 1/26 Utah State* 100-70 W
2/21 UC Irvine 69-64 W 3/10 at #21 Nevada% 59-70 L 1/31 at Hawai’i* 71-94 L
2/23 at Denver* 84-77 W * = Western Athletic Conference Game 2/2 at San Jose State* 83-81 W
2/26 Arkansas-Little Rock* 55-58 L ! = NIT Season Tip Off 2/6 Idaho* 88-49 W
2/28 Arkansas State* 73-82 L $ = San Francisco Invitational (San Francisco, Calif.) 2/9 Boise State* 99-80 W
* = Sun Belt Conference Games ^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Las Cruces) 2/14 at Louisiana Tech* 85-63 W
$ = Utah State Tournament (Logan, Utah) % = WAC Tournament (Reno, Nev.) 2/23 Long Beach State^ 80-48 W
2/28 at Nevada* 85-98 L
2004-05 (6-24, 1-14 SUN BELT-West Division) 2006-07 (25-9, 11-5 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 3/1 at Fresno State* 69-64 W
LOU HENSON/TONY STUBBLEFIELD WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 3/6 San Jose State* 88-65 W
11/19 vs. Western Michigan$ 65-61 W (OT) NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/8 Hawai’i* 106-71 W
11/20 vs. Northwestern$ 64-61 W REGGIE THEUS 3/13 Idaho& 73-53 W
11/21 vs. Central Florida$ 58-62 L 11/14 Pacific 76-74 W 3/14 Nevada& 83-75 W
11/24 UT Arlington 67-88 L 11/17 at Loyola Marymount 69-71 L 3/15 Boise State& 102-107 L (3OT)
11/27 Midwestern State 81-55 W 11/19 at #15 Arizona 87-102 L * = Western Athletic Conference Game
12/1 at New Mexico 80-99 L 11/28 at New Mexico 76-79 L % = Legends Classic (Las Cruces/Newark, N.J.)
12/4 New Mexico 66-84 L 12/1 Chicago State! 80-74 W ! = Lou Henson Classic (Las Cruces)
12/15 UTEP 64-75 L 12/2 San Francisco! 89-78 W ^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Las Cruces)
12/18 at UTEP 61-79 L 12/5 New Mexico 103-72 W & = WAC Tournament (Las Cruces)
12/21 at UC Irvine 62-75 L 12/9 UTEP 71-69 W
12/30 Eastern New Mexico 86-76 W 12/11 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 78-62 W 2008-09 (17-15, 9-7 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
1/3 at Texas-San Antonio 74-81 L 12/16 at UTEP 68-62 W MARVIN MENZIES
1/8 North Texas* 69-79 L 12/21 Western New Mexico 100-76 W 11/15 UC Riverside 79-52 W
1/10 Tulsa 63-83 L 12/28 Norfolk State 107-84 W 11/18 at #20 Southern California 60-73 L
1/13 at New Orleans* 71-74 L 1/1 at Chicago State 88-78 W 11/21 Pepperdine 90-66 W
1/15 at South Alabama* 67-73 L 1/4 Hawai’i* 92-86 W 11/30 at Long Beach State 77-82 L
1/20 Louisiana-Lafayette* 79-89 L 1/6 San Jose State* 74-68 W 12/3 at #25 Kansas 79-100 L
1/21 at Florida International* 71-66 W 1/11 at Idaho* 61-56 W 12/6 at North Texas 83-85 L
1/27 Middle Tennessee* 50-65 L 1/13 at Boise State* 73-69 W 12/11 Sacramento State! 76-65 W
1/29 Western Kentucky* 75-77 L 1/17 at Louisiana Tech* 71-73 L (OT) 12/14 UTEP 90-78 W
2/3 at Denver* 73-75 L 1/20 #15/13 Nevada* 80-73 W 12/17 Prairie View A&M 88-74 W
2/5 at North Texas* 67-79 L 1/24 Idaho* 84-66 W 12/20 at UTEP 69-84 L
2/10 New Orleans* 66-71 L 1/27 at San Jose State* 85-78 W 12/23 at New Mexico 62-76 L
2/12 South Alabama* 55-63 L 1/31 Boise State* 78-68 W 12/28 Loyola Marymount 104-62 W
2/17 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 49-91 L 2/5 at Utah State* 63-75 L 12/30 New Mexico 66-68 L
2/19 Denver* 58-81 L 2/10 at Fresno State* 69-75 L 1/3 at Fresno State* 79-66 W
2/24 at Arkansas-Little Rock* 69-75 L 2/12 at Hawai’i* 71-68 W 1/5 at San Jose State* 75-73 W
2/26 at Arkansas State* 76-90 L 2/17 Ohio^ 77-72 W 1/8 Nevada* 71-79 L (OT)
3/1 Texas-Pan American 78-61 W 2/22 Utah State* 76-73 W 1/10 Utah State* 67-77 L
3/4 vs. Middle Tennessee# 63-77 L 2/24 Fresno State* 58-60 L 1/15 Idaho* 74-71 W
* = Sun Belt Conference Game 3/1 Louisiana Tech* 79-64 W 1/22 at Boise State* 84-87 L
$ = BP Top of the World Classic (Fairbanks, Alaska) 3/3 at #10/9 Nevada* 65-69 L 1/24 at Idaho* 57-67 L
# = Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Denton, Texas) 3/8 Louisiana Tech% 77-70 W 1/29 San Jose State* 89-81 W
3/9 Boise State% 88-69 W 1/31 Hawai’i* 82-72 W
2005-06 (16-14, 10-6 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 3/10 Utah State% 72-70 W 2/5 at #22 Utah State* 59-78 L
REGGIE THEUS 3/16 vs. #11 Texas$ 67-79 L 2/7 at Nevada* 62-60 W
11/15 at #18 UCLA! 70-83 L * = Western Athletic Conference Game 2/14 Fresno State* 79-71 W (OT)
11/21 Western New Mexico 83-51 W ! = Lou Henson Classic (Las Cruces) 2/16 Louisiana Tech* 65-63 W
11/26 Sam Houston State 77-78 L (OT) ^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Las Cruces) 2/21 Cal State Fullerton^ 94-86 W
11/30 UTEP 55-64 L % = WAC Tournament (Las Cruces) 2/26 at Louisiana Tech* 71-80 L
$ = NCAA Tournament (Spokane, Wash.)
3/2 Boise State* 92-104 L 1/20 at Nevada* 71-90 L 2012-13 (24-11, 14-4 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
3/7 at Hawai’i* 70-59 W 1/22 at Utah State* 49-59 L WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
3/12 vs. Boise State& 80-70 W 1/27 Boise State* 96-87 W (OT) NCAA TOURNAMENT
3/13 vs. Utah State& 70-71 L 1/29 Idaho* 73-65 W MARVIN MENZIES
* = Western Athletic Conference Game 2/3 at Fresno State* 83-88 L (OT) 11/11 at Oregon State# 62-71 L
! = Lou Henson Classic (Las Cruces) 2/7 Louisiana Tech* 75-57 W 11/15 SE Louisiana 81-56 W
^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Las Cruces) 2/12 at Louisiana Tech* 50-49 W 11/17 vs. Bucknell# 49-62 L
& = WAC Tournament (Reno, Nev.) 2/19 Northern Colorado^ 80-82 L 11/18 at Niagara# 83-86 L
2/23 at San Jose State* 70-72 L (OT) 11/21 Northern New Mexico# 67-37 W
2009-10 (22-12, 11-5 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 2/26 at Hawai’i* 70-76 L 11/23 Louisiana 79-57 W
WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 3/2 #21/25 Utah State* 54-58 L 11/28 at UTEP 54-55 L
NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/5 Nevada* 77-68 W 12/1 Southern Mississippi 68-60 W
MARVIN MENZIES 3/10 vs. Nevada& 66-60 W 12/4 at South Alabama 58-52 W
11/13 at Saint Mary’s (CA) 68-100 L 3/11 vs. Boise State& 63-81 L 12/15 at #17/20 New Mexico 58-73 L
11/17 New Mexico 87-97 L * = Western Athletic Conference Game 12/19 #16/17 New Mexico 63-68 L
11/21 Oklahoma Panhandle State 83-73 W ! = Lou Henson Classic (Las Cruces) 12/22 Missouri State 71-51 W
11/24 at Cal State Fullerton 73-84 L % = Naismith Basketball Memorial Tip-Off (Las 12/29 at UT Arlington* 47-68 L
11/26 North Carolina A&T 84-68 W Cruces/Springfield, Mass.) 12/31 at Louisiana Tech* 72-81 L
12/1 UTEP 58-79 L ^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Las Cruces) 1/3 UTSA* 82-62 W
12/5 at New Mexico 58-75 L & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1/5 Texas State* 78-67 W
12/13 at UTEP 87-80 W 1/10 at Seattle* 83-82 W (2OT)
12/15 at UCLA 68-100 L 2011-12 (26-10, 10-4 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 1/12 at Idaho* 71-70 W
12/18 at Pepperdine 78-72 W WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 1/17 Utah State* 64-51 W
12/21 Alcorn State 97-72 W NCAA TOURNAMENT 1/19 San Jose State* 70-53 W
12/23 Texas Southern! 79-75 W MARVIN MENZIES 1/23 Denver* 53-42 W
12/28 Prairie View A&M 95-76 W 11/12 at Northern Colorado 89-75 W 1/31 at Texas State* 86-72 W
1/2 Utah State* 55-52 W 11/16 at New Mexico 62-53 W 2/2 at UTSA* 75-62 W
1/4 Nevada* 67-77 L 11/19 UTEP 89-73 W 2/7 Idaho* 76-74 W
1/9 at Boise State* 88-85 W 11/24 vs. Central Michigan^ 78-49 W 2/9 Seattle* 60-57 W
1/11 at Idaho* 75-72 W 11/25 vs. Southern Mississippi^ 72-80 L 2/14 at San Jose State* 67-57 W
1/16 Fresno State* 86-77 W 11/26 vs. San Francisco^ 81-71 W 2/16 at Utah State* 69-73 L
1/21 at Hawai’i* 71-69 W 11/29 Arizona 76-83 L 2/23 UTEP 55-51 W
1/23 at San Jose State* 84-93 L 12/4 at Southern Mississippi 66-74 L 3/2 at Denver* 60-66 L
1/30 at Louisiana Tech* 91-77 W 12/11 at UTEP 69-73 L 3/7 Louisiana Tech* 78-60 W
2/6 San Jose State* 94-82 W 12/14 Western New Mexico 92-65 W 3/9 UT Arlington* 69-66 W
2/8 Louisiana Tech* 70-68 W 12/19 Southern 91-66 W 3/14 vs. Idaho& 65-49 W
2/11 at Fresno State* 64-83 L 12/21 McNeese State 82-62 W 3/15 vs. Texas State& 74-65 W
2/15 Hawai’i* 88-64 W 12/28 New Mexico 69-89 L 3/16 vs. UT Arlington& 64-55 W
2/20 at Pacific^ 84-78 W 12/31 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 81-65 W 3/21 vs. #16/16 Saint Louis$ 44-64 L
2/24 Idaho* 74-57 W 1/2 at CSU Bakersfield 73-72 W * = Western Athletic Conference Game
2/27 Boise State* 95-92 W 1/7 at Louisiana Tech* 83-73 W # = 2K Sports Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior
3/4 at Nevada* 92-100 L 1/12 Utah State* 80-60 W Project (Corvallis, Ore./Niagara Falls, N.Y.)
3/6 at Utah State* 63-81 L 1/14 Idaho* 80-68 W & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)
3/11 vs. San Jose State& 90-69 W 1/19 at San Jose State* 79-63 W $ = NCAA Tournament (San Jose, Calif.)
3/12 at Nevada& 80-79 W 1/21 at Hawai’i* 87-91 L
3/13 vs. Utah State& 69-63 W 1/26 Nevada* 60-68 L 2013-14 (26-10, 12-4 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
3/19 vs. #13/12 Michigan State$ 67-70 L 1/28 Fresno State*! 60-56 W WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS
* = Western Athletic Conference game 2/1 CSU Bakersfield 78-57 W NCAA TOURNAMENT
! = Lou Henson Classic (Las Cruces) 2/4 Louisiana Tech* 83-72 W MARVIN MENZIES
^ = ESPNU BracketBuster (Stockton, Calif.) 2/9 at Idaho* 58-59 L 11/8 vs. Western Michigan 64-70 L
& = WAC Tournament (Reno, Nev.) 2/11 at Utah State* 80-69 W 11/9 vs. Tennessee State 70-55 W
$ = NCAA Tournament (Spokane, Wash.) 2/14 Northern New Mexico 100-68 W 11/12 vs. Hawai’i 95-88 W
2/18 Drake% 71-55 W 11/15 UTEP 86-73 W
2010-11 (16-17, 9-7 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 2/23 Hawai’i* 115-73 W 11/20 Northern Colorado 67-63 W
MARVIN MENZIES 2/25 San Jose State* 79-68 W 11/23 at UTEP 77-68 W (OT)
11/12 at Louisiana 92-76 W 3/1 at Nevada* 61-65 L 11/25 Bethune-Cookman 79-56 W
11/15 %Western New Mexico 95-62 W 3/3 at Fresno State* 83-78 W (OT) 11/27 Prairie View A&M 91-60 W
11/18 at Arizona 57-83 L 3/8 vs. Fresno State& 65-49 W 11/30 at Colorado State 83-85 L
11/20 %vs. Massachusetts 57-71 L 3/9 vs. Hawai’i& 92-81 W 12/4 New Mexico 70-79 L
11/21 %vs. Southern California 61-80 L 3/10 vs. Louisiana Tech* 82-57 W 12/7 at #19 Gonzaga 68-80 L
11/23 at UTEP 56-73 L 3/15 vs. #16/17 Indiana$ 66-79 L 12/11 at #1 Arizona 48-74 L
11/30 UTEP 72-74 L * = Western Athletic Conference Game 12/14 at Drake 81-69 W
12/4 New Mexico 78-84 L (OT) ^ = Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 12/17 at New Mexico 67-61 W
12/11 at New Mexico 62-78 L ! = Lou Henson Classic 12/21 Northern New Mexico 97-47 W
12/13 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 83-49 W % = Sears BracketBuster 12/28 South Alabama 82-64 W
12/16 Oklahoma Panhandle State78-46 W & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1/4 at Grand Canyon* 84-62 W
12/18 Pacific! 69-64 W $ = NCAA Tournament (Portland, Ore.) 1/9 Seattle U* 96-87 W
12/21 Louisiana 82-76 W 1/11 Idaho* 78-54 W
12/23 Saint Mary’s 53-73 L 1/16 at Chicago State* 81-86 L
12/29 at Idaho* 74-69 W 1/18 at Kansas City* 66-68 L
12/31 at Boise State* 78-81 L 1/25 Texas-Pan American* 90-78 W
1/8 Fresno State* 80-68 W 1/30 Bakersfield* 89-86 W
1/13 Hawai’i* 82-64 W 2/1 Utah Valley* 72-49 W
1/15 San Jose State* 78-53 W 2/6 at Idaho* 67-73 L
2/8 at Seattle U* 92-77 W 12/23 at #23/22 Baylor 70-85 L 2017-18 (28-6, 12-2 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
2/13 Kansas City* 71-48 W 12/30 Arizona Christian 81-61 W WAC CHAMPIONS
2/15 Chicago State* 84-55 W 1/2 at UC Irvine 52-54 L WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
2/20 at Texas-Pan American* 78-61 W 1/7 at Utah Valley* 78-66 W NCAA TOURNAMENT
2/27 at Utah Valley* 61-66 L (OT) 1/9 at Grand Canyon* 75-79 L CHRIS JANS
3/1 at Bakersfield* 72-57 W 1/14 Missouri-Kansas City* 65-64 W 11/10 East Central University 81-55 W
3/6 vs. Grand Canyon* 81-57 W 1/16 Chicago State* 80-62 W 11/13 at #21/22 Saint Mary’s 74-92 L
3/13 vs. Seattle U& 70-68 W 1/21 at Seattle U* 68-60 W 11/17 New Mexico 75-56 W
3/14 vs. Bakersfield& 69-63 W 1/23 at CSU Bakersfield* 68-67 W 11/22 Colorado State 89-76 W
3/21 vs. Idaho& 77-55 W 1/30 UT Rio Grande Valley* 92-68 W 11/25 UTEP 72-63 W
3/20 vs. #13/11 San Diego State$ 69-73 L (OT) 2/4 Grand Canyon* 70-50 W 11/30 at UTEP 80-60 W
* = Western Athletic Conference Game 2/6 Utah Valley* 98-74 W 12/3 Prairie View A&M 69-57 W
& = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2/8 at Northern New Mexico 85-54 W 12/6 San Diego 60-65 L
$ = NCAA Tournament (Spokane, Wash.) 2/13 at Chicago State* 69-55 W 12/9 at New Mexico 65-62 W
2/15 at Wichita State* 41-71 L 12/12 Eastern New Mexico 84-62 W
2014-15 (23-11, 13-1 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 2/18 CSU Bakersfield* 63-55 W 12/16 at Illinois 74-69 W
WAC CHAMPIONS 2/20 Seattle U* 70-57 W 12/22 vs. Davidson^ 69-68 W
WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 2/27 at Missouri-Kansas City* 62-61 W 12/23 vs. #6/7 Miami^ 63-54 W
NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/5 at UT Rio Grande Valley* 83-44 W 12/25 vs. USC^ 72-77 L
MARVIN MENZIES 3/11 vs. Missouri-Kansas City& 78-64 W 12/28 at UC Irvine 65-62 W
11/14 at #11/11 Wichita State 54-71 L 3/12 vs. CSU Bakersfield& 54-57 L 1/6 at Chicago State* 97-60 W
11/18 at Saint Mary’s 71-83 L 3/15 vs. Saint Mary’s$ 56-58 L 1/11 at Grand Canyon* 70-59 W
11/19 Northern Colorado 86-65 W * = Conference game 1/13 at CSU Bakersfield* 66-53 W
11/22 at UTEP 76-77 L # = Air Force Classic 1/18 Seattle U* 75-62 W
11/24 Stetson 88-68 W & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1/20 Utah Valley* 86-49 W
11/26 Florida A&M 78-33 W $ = NIT Tournament (Moraga, Calif.) 1/27 at UMKC* 73-48 W
11/29 at Wyoming 75-78 L 1/30 Northern New Mexico 73-45 W
12/3 at New Mexico 47-62 L 2016-17 (28-6, 11-3 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 2/3 UT Rio Grande Valley* 90-67 W
12/6 UTEP 71-64 W WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 2/8 at CSU Bakersfield* 69-43 W
12/13 at Oral Roberts 83-86 L NCAA TOURNAMENT 2/10 at Grand Canyon* 74-70 W
12/17 at Baylor 55-66 L PAUL WEIR 2/15 at Utah Valley* 79-86 L
12/20 New Mexico 67-69 L 11/11 Arizona Christian 100-52 W 2/17 at Seattle U* 73-63 L (OT)
12/22 Northern New Mexico 78-39 W 11/13 at Colorado State 61-64 L 2/12 Chicago State* 78-67 W
12/27 #24/25 Colorado State 57-58 L (OT) 11/16 Samford^ 58-48 W 2/24 UMKC* 82-58 W
12/30 Texas Southern 54-52 W 11/18 at New Mexico 59-72 L 3/3 at UT Rio Grande Valley 86-71 W
1/3 UC Irvine 70-67 W 11/20 Bethune-Cookman^ 89-73 W 3/8 vs. Chicago State& 97-70 W
1/6 New Mexico Highlands 75-67 W 11/22 Nicholls State^ 86-75 W 3/9 vs. Seattle U& 84-79 W
1/10 Missouri-Kansas City* 63-45 W 11/26 at San Diego^ 56-51 W 3/10 vs. Grand Canyon& 75-58 W
1/15 at CSU Bakersfield* 70-54 W 11/30 Air Force 78-70 W 3/16 vs. #20/18 Clemson$ 68-79 L
1/17 at Seattle U* 52-58 L 12/3 Long Beach State 93-85 W * = Western Athletic Conference Game
1/22 Grand Canyon* 85-63 W 12/10 New Mexico 84-71 W ^ = Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic
1/24 Utah Valley* 69-44 W 12/13 at UTEP 79-68 W (Honolulu, Hawaii)
1/31 Texas-Pan American* 53-48 W 12/17 at Arizona State 81-70 W & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)
2/5 at Chicago State* 69-61 W (OT) 12/19 UC Irvine 85-79 W (OT) $ = NCAA Tournament (San Diego, Calif.)
2/7 at Missouri-Kansas City 77-63 W 12/27 Eastern New Mexico 84-50 W
2/12 Seattle U* 73-47 W 12/30 UTEP 79-70 W 2018-19 (30-5, 15-1 WESTERN ATHLETIC)
2/14 CSU Bakersfield* 74-58 W 1/5 at UMKC* 77-64 W WAC CHAMPIONS
2/19 at Utah Valley* 51-38 W 1/7 at Chicago State* 78-62 W WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
2/21 at Grand Canyon* 72-55 W 1/12 Grand Canyon* 81-69 W NCAA TOURNAMENT
3/4 at Texas-Pan American* 69-48 W 1/14 CSU Bakersfield* 63-58 W CHRIS JANS
3/7 Chicago State* 61-57 W 11/21 UMKC* 94-71 W 11/6 North Dakota State 73-56 W
3/13 vs. CSU Bakersfield& 57-53 W 1/26 at Seattle U* 71-56 W 11/9 UTEP 96-69 W
3/14 vs. Seattle U& 80-61 W 1/28 at Utah Valley* 74-69 W 11/14 Saint Mary’s 73-58 L
3/20 vs. #10/11 Kansas$ 56-75 L 1/30 vs. Northern New Mexico 98-75 W 11/17 at Nwe Mexico 98-94 W
* = Western Athletic Conference Game 2/4 Chicago State* 86-51 W. 11/21 Eastern New Mexico 92-65 W
& = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2/9 at CSU Bakersfield* 53-72 L 11/28 at UTEP 62-58 W
$ = NCAA Tournament (Omaha, Neb.) 2/11 at Grand Canyon* 71-83 L 12/1 Washington State 69-63 W
2/18 at UT Rio Grande Valley* 107-101 W 12/4 New Mexico 100-65 W
2015-16 (24-11, 14-4 WESTERN ATHLETIC) 2/23 Utah Valley* 72-84 L 12/8 at #2/2 Kansas 63-60 L
WAC CHAMPIONS 2/25 Seattle U* 86-53 W 12/17 Northern Colorado% 74-62 W
NIT TOURNAMENT 3/4 UT Rio Grande Valley* 107-81 W 12/19 CSUN% 92-57 W
MARVIN MENZIES 3/9 Chicago State& 67-53 W 12/22 vs. Drake^ 66-63 L
11/13 Houston Baptist 91-69 W 3/10 UMKC& 78-60 W 12/23 vs. Washington State^ 75-72 W
11/15 New Mexico 74-83 L 3/11 CSU Bakersfield& 80-70 W 12/30 at Colorado State 88-68 W
11/18 Tennessee Tech# 76-63 W 3/17 #12/11 Baylor$ 91-73 L 1/3 at California Baptist* 82-76 L
11/21 Mississippi State Valley# 85-46 W * = Western Athletic Conference Game 1/10 Grand Canyon* 77-75 W
11/24 Robert Morris# 81-71 W ^ = University of San Diego Classic 1/12 CSU Bakersfield* 73-62 W
11/28 at Air Force# 64-66 L & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1/17 at Seattle U* 87-60 W
12/2 UTEP 73-59 W $ = NCAA Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.) 1/19 at Utah Valley* 83-78 W
12/5 at Long Beach State 53-67 L 1/26 at UT Rio Grande Valley* 63-61 W
12/13 Wyoming 59-62 L 1/31 Kansas City* 70-54 W
12/16 at New Mexico 61-79 L 2/2 Chicago State* 83-39 W
12/19 at UTEP 73-53 W 2/7 at CSU Bakersfield* 71-70 W (OT)
12/21 Oral Roberts 76-61 W 2/9 at Grand Canyon* 67-64 W

2/14 Utah Valley* 84-77 W 3/5 at Dixie State* 76-66 W
2/16 Seattle U* 59-53 W 3/6 at Dixie State* 68-56 W
2/19 Texas A&M International 80-42 W 3/11 vs. UTRGV& 77-61 W
2/23 UT Rio Grande Valley* 88-79 W 3/12 vs. Utah Valley& 78-62 W
2/28 at Kansas City* 75-55 W 3/13 vs. Grand Canyon& 74-56 L
3/2 at Chicago State* 92-58 W * = Western Athletic Conference Game
3/9 California Baptist* 75-63 W # = Game played at The PHHacility in Phoenix, Ariz.
3/14 Chicago State& 86-49 W $ = Game played at the Don Haskins Center in El
3/15 UTRGV& 79-72 W Paso, Texas
3/16 Grand Canyon& 89-57 W % = Game played at Eastwood High School in El
3/21 #14/18 Auburn$ 77-78 L Paso, Texas
* = Western Athletic Conference Game & = WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)
% = Las Vegas Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) (NM State was unable to play any home games
^ = Las Vegas Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, N.M.,
$ = NCAA Tournament (Salt Lake City, Utah) due to a state mandate which prohibited large
indoor gatherings as a response to the COVID-19
2019-20 (25-6, 16-0 WESTERN ATHLETIC) pandemic)
WAC CHAMPIONS (Due to NCAA mandated testing protocols, NM
NO POSTSEASON DUE TO COVID-19 State was made aware of multiple positive COVID-
CHRIS JANS 19 tests within its tier one group which consisted
11/5 Western New Mexico 92-46 W of coaches, players and team staffers. As a result,
11/12 at UTEP 65-50 L the program was put on pause for two weeks
11/14 Southern 79-63 W following each positive tests which resulted in two
11/17 at #17/19 Arizona 83-53 L large gaps between non-conference games)
11/21 rv/-- New Mexico 78-77 L
11/25 vs. Colorado State% 78-70 W (OT)
11/26 vs. South Florida% 65-45 W
11/27 vs. George Mason% 68-64 L
12/3 UTEP 59-56 W
12/7 vs. Washington State# 63-54 L
12/10 at Denver 72-67 W
12/14 at New Mexico 69-62 L
12/18 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 65-40 W
12/22 vs. Mississippi State$ 58-52 W
12/29 Northern New Mexico 104-30 W
1/4 at California Baptist* 86-71 W
1/9 Chicago State* 93-54 W
1/11 Kansas City* 74-71 W
1/16 at Utah Valley* 70-56 W
1/18 at Seattle U* 75-67 W
1/25 at UTRGV* 67-62 W
1/30 CSU Bakersfield* 61-57 W
2/1 Grand Canyon* 72-52 W
2/6 at Chicago State* 71-49 W
2/8 at Kansas City* 67-61 W
2/13 Seattle U* 72-64 W
2/15 Utah Valley* 84-82 W
2/22 UTRGV* 78-62 W
2/27 at Grand Canyon* 67-53 W
2/29 at CSU Bakersfield* 62-46 W
3/5 California Baptist* 83-50 W
* = Western Athletic Conference Game
% = Cayman Islands Classic (Georgetown, Cayman
Islands)
# = game played in Spokane, Wash.
$ = game played in Jackson, Miss.
2020-21 (12-8, 7-6 WESTERN ATHLETIC)

CHRIS JANS
11/29 at Arizona Christian 83-77 W
12/1 vs. Benedictine Mesa# 92-54 W
12/28 at CSUN 66-63 L
1/25 vs. Western New Mexico$ 70-41 W
1/29 at Grand Canyon* 70-62 L
1/30 at Grand Canyon* 65-53 L
2/5 vs. California Baptist*% 75-85 L
2/6 vs. California Baptist*% 97-70 W
2/12 at Seattle U* 83-72 L
2/13 at Seattle U* 65-58 W
2/19 vs. Utah Valley*% 69-66 L
2/20 vs. Utah Valley*% 67-60 W
2/26 at Tarleton* 78-51 W
2/27 at Tarleton* 64-55 L
3/2 vs. UTRGV*$ 69-51 W
#aggieup all-time series records
Opponent W L T FM LM Opponent W L T FM LM
Abilene Christian 7 1 44-45 65-66 Georgetown (Ky.) 1 0 56-57 56-57
Adams State 2 0 65-66 67-68 Glenville State 1 0 50-51 50-51
Air Force 3 4 63-64 16-17 Grambling 2 0 82-83 87-88
Alabama 1 1 87-88 94-95 Grand Canyon 15 5 83-84 2020-21
Alaska-Fairbanks 1 1 98-99 98-99 Gonzaga 0 1 2013-14 13-14
Albuquerque 4 5 63-64 68-69 Hamline 3 2 50-51 60-61
Alcorn State 4 0 97-98 09-10 Hardin-Simmons 38 26 38-39 76-77
American 1 0 84-85 84-85 Hawai’i 15 4 78-79 13-14
Angelo State 3 1 71-72 79-80 Hawai’i Pacific 1 0 87-88 87-88
Arizona 40 62 1916-17 2019-20 Hofstra 1 0 99-00 99-00
Arizona State 39 37 31-32 16-17 Houston 0 2 66-67 70-71
Arkansas 0 2 57-58 98-99 Houston Baptist 3 0 74-75 15-16
Arkansas-Little Rock 2 4 00-01 04-05 Howard Payne 1 0 49-50 49-50
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7 0 97-98 19-20 Idaho 25 5 64-65 13-14
Arkansas State 4 3 62-63 04-05 Idaho State 8 2 37-38 77-78
Auburn 0 1 2018-19 18-19 Illinois 2 2 84-85 17-18
Baylor 5 7 61-62 16-17 Illinois State 2 2 81-82 82-83
Bethany Nazarene 1 0 78-79 78-79 Indiana 0 2 61-62 11-12
Bethune-Cookman 3 0 94-95 16-17 Indiana State 7 7 77-78 82-83
Boise State 15 11 69-70 10-11 Kansas 0 4 65-66 18-19
Bradley 12 13 39-40 82-83 Kansas State 1 0 69-70 69-70
Brigham Young 8 3 60-61 75-76 Kansas Wesleyan 1 0 41-42 41-42
Brigham Young-Hawaii 2 1 86-87 01-02 Kearney State 1 0 51-52 51-52
Bucknell 0 1 2012-13 12-13 Kentucky 0 1 98-99 98-99
Butler 0 1 61-62 61-62 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 3 55-56 56-57
Cal Poly 4 1 49-50 99-00 LaSalle 0 1 72-73 72-73
Cal State Fullerton 24 8 83-84 09-10 LeMoyne-Owen 1 0 2007-08 07-08
Cal State Northridge 2 1 90-91 2020-21 Long Beach State 22 19 81-82 16-17
California 1 0 71-72 71-72 Long Island 0 2 38-39 39-40
California Baptist 4 2 2018-19 20-21 Louisiana Lafayette 5 10 82-83 12-13
Cameron 2 0 78-79 79-80 Louisiana Tech 16 4 77-78 12-13
Carroll 1 0 64-65 64-65 Louisville 1 4 72-73 07-08
Centenary 3 1 55-56 63-64 Loyola (Chicago) 0 1 67-68 67-68
Central Florida 0 1 04-05 04-05 Loyola Marymount 4 3 38-39 08-09
Central Michigan 2 1 50-51 11-12 Loyola (New Orleans) 1 0 72-73 72-73
Central Missouri State 0 1 35-36 35-36 Lubbock Christian 3 0 73-74 83-84
Central Oklahoma 1 0 59-60 59-60 Marquette 1 2 64-65 71-72
Charlotte 0 1 76-77 76-77 Maryland 1 0 56-57 56-57
Chicago State 20 1 2005-06 19-20 Maryland-Eastern Shore 2 0 96-97 02-03
Cincinnati 0 1 92-93 92-93 Massachusetts 0 1 2010-11 10-11
Citadel 1 0 67-68 67-68 McMurry 4 0 46-47 59-60
Clemson 0 1 2017-18 17-18 McNeese 2 1 55-56 11-12
Colorado 5 4 59-60 02-03 McPherson 1 0 37-38 37-38
Colo.-Colorado Springs 1 0 2002-03 02-03 Memphis 1 5 61-62 94-95
Colorado State 4 5 66-67 19-20 Miami (FL) 1 0 2017-18 17-18
Coppin State 1 0 90-91 90-91 Michigan State 0 1 2009-10 09-10
Corpus Christi 1 0 71-72 71-72 Middle Tennessee 5 3 57-58 04-05
Creighton 6 9 63-64 90-91 Midwestern State 3 0 85-86 04-05
CSU Bakersfield 19 2 85-86 19-20 Mississippi State 1 0 2019-20 19-20
Dallas Baptist 1 0 81-82 81-82 Mississippi Valley State 3 0 86-87 15-16
Davidson 1 0 2017-18 17-18 Missouri 0 1 51-52 51-52
Dayton 0 2 61-62 66-67 Missouri State 1 1 50-51 12-13
Delaware State 2 0 89-90 91-92 Montana 1 1 64-65 01-02
Denver 14 6 59-60 19-20 Montana State 6 0 60-61 71-72
DePaul 1 0 91-92 91-92 Morgan State 2 0 90-91 93-94
Doane 1 0 70-71 70-71 Murray State 1 7 37-38 64-65
Drake 18 10 39-40 18-19 Nebraska 1 1 75-76 92-93
Duke 0 1 2007-08 07-08 Nevada 19 15 92-93 11-12
Duquesne 1 0 72-73 72-73 New Mexico 101 123 1904-05 19-20
East Central University 1 0 2017-18 17-18 New Mexico Highlands 9 5 28-29 14-15
East Tennessee State 1 0 93-94 93-94 New Mexico Military 41 12 1911-12 49-50
East Texas State 2 0 66-67 92-93 New Mexico Mines 31 12 20-21 45-46
Eastern Kentucky 0 1 61-62 61-62 New Orleans 4 6 00-01 04-05
Eastern New Mexico 23 4 48-49 18-19 Niagara 0 1 2012-13 12-13
Evansville 3 2 56-57 68-69 Nicholls 1 0 2016-17 16-17
Florida A&M 1 0 2014-15 14-15 Norfolk State 1 0 06-07 06-07
Florida International 5 0 00-01 04-05 North Carolina 0 1 74-75 74-75
Fort Hays State 0 1 50-51 50-51 North Carolina-Asheville 0 1 96-97 96-97
Fresno State 25 13 81-82 11-12 North Carolina A&T 1 0 2009-10 09-10
George Mason 0 1 2019-20 19-20 North Dakota State 1 0 2018-19 18-19

all-time series records @NMStateMBB
Opponent W L T FM LM Opponent W L T FM LM
North Texas 19 9 51-52 08-09 Texas Southern 6 0 86-87 14-15
Northern Arizona 20 23 26-27 76-77 Texas State 4 1 51-52 12-13
Northern Colorado 4 3 41-42 14-15 Texas Tech 21 37 32-33 05-06
Northern Illinois 1 0 68-69 68-69 Texas-Pan American* 10 3 68-69 14-15
Northern New Mexico 8 0 2011-12 19-20 Trinity 1 0 70-71 70-71
Northwestern 1 0 04-05 04-05 Tulane 3 0 38-39 73-74
Northwestern State 1 0 95-96 95-96 Tulsa 16 20 52-53 04-05
Ohio 1 2 94-95 07-08 UC Davis 2 0 74-75 07-08
Ohio State 1 1 67-68 97-98 UC Irvine 30 9 83-84 17-18
Oklahoma 0 1 58-59 58-59 UC Riverside 1 0 08-09 08-09
Oklahoma Christian 2 0 69-70 71-72 UC Santa Barbara 24 11 55-56 99-00
Oklahoma City 1 2 51-52 66-67 UCLA 0 8 59-60 09-10
Okla. Panhandle State 2 0 2009-10 10-11 Kansas City# 15 1 2013-14 19-20
Oklahoma State 1 7 51-52 93-94 UNLV 10 20 83-84 95-96
Oral Roberts 1 1 2014-15 15-16 UT Arlington 12 2 67-68 12-13
Oregon 2 2 59-60 92-93 Utah 0 5 59-60 66-67
Oregon State 0 3 59-60 12-13 Utah State 30 36 60-61 12-13
Pacific 31 8 57-58 10-11 Utah Valley 13 4 2013-14 20-21
Pasadena 2 0 59-60 60-61 UTEP 116 102 1914-15 19-20
Pasadena Nazarene 2 0 54-55 57-58 UT Rio Grande Valley 13 0 2015-16 20-21
Pepperdine 4 7 50-51 09-10 UTSA 4 1 03-04 12-13
Portland 3 0 59-60 71-72 Valparaiso 1 0 01-02 01-02
Prairie View A&M 5 0 2007-08 17-18 Vanderbilt 0 3 55-56 97-98
Princeton 1 0 72-73 72-73 Villanova 0 1 66-67 66-67
Purdue 1 0 67-68 67-68 Virginia 1 0 97-98 97-98
Rice 2 1 57-58 69-70 Virginia Military 1 0 72-73 72-73
Rider 1 0 87-88 87-88 Virginia Tech 0 1 94-95 94-95
Roanoke 1 0 38-39 38-39 Washington 1 3 98-99 01-02
Robert Morris 1 0 2015-16 15-16 Washington (Mo.) 0 1 58-59 58-59
Rutgers 1 0 66-67 66-67 Washington State 2 1 2018-19 19-20
Sacramento State 1 0 2008-09 08-09 Wayland Baptist 2 0 50-51 73-74
Saint Louis 2 5 51-52 12-13 Weber State 2 4 67-68 84-85
Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 1 6 00-01 18-19 West Texas A&M 44 39 29-30 82-83
Sam Houston State 2 1 89-90 05-06 West Virginia 0 1 07-08 07-08
Samford 2 1 74-75 16-17 Western Kentucky 1 9 56-57 04-05
San Diego 1 1 16-17 17-18 Western Michigan 2 1 67-68 13-14
San Diego State 3 2 98-99 13-14 Western New Mexico 64 23 1 11-12 2020-21
San Francisco 4 2 59-60 11-12 Western Washington 1 0 97-98 97-98
San Jose State 34 12 58-59 12-13 Whitworth 0 1 64-65 64-65
Santa Clara 1 1 78-79 80-81 Wichita State 14 16 50-51 15-16
Santa Fe 9 1 54-55 82-83 William and Mary 1 0 66-67 66-67
Seattle U 19 4 70-71 2020-21 Wisconsin 1 0 98-99 98-99
Simon Fraser 5 0 87-88 97-98 Wyoming 2 4 58-59 15-16
South Alabama 9 6 76-77 13-14 Xavier 0 1 58-59 58-59
South Carolina State 1 0 88-89 88-89 Junior Colleges 18 7
South Florida 1 0 2019-20 19-20 Business Teams 20 12
Southeastern Louisiana 2 0 97-98 12-13 Foreign Teams 6 9
Southern (Baton Rouge) 2 0 2011-12 19-20 Private Groups 10 14
Southern (New Orleans) 1 0 96-97 96-97 Prep Schools 10 14 1
Southern California 1 6 36-37 17-18 Military Teams 20 4
Southern Colorado 2 0 67-68 85-86 Bold = 2020-21 Opponents
Southern Illinois 11 7 72-73 97-98 FM = First Meeting LM = Last Meeting
Southern Methodist 0 3 75-76 00-01 *UTPA and UT Brownsville merge into UT Rio Grande Valley in 2015-16.
Southern Mississippi 4 3 50-51 12-13 #UMKC rebranded to Kansas City for the 2018-19 season
Southern Utah 3 0 91-92 95-96
Southwestern Oklahoma 1 0 59-60 59-60
Southwestern (Texas) 1 0 74-75 74-75
St. Bonaventure 1 1 69-70 00-01
Stetson 1 0 14-15 14-15
Sul Ross State 8 2 29-30 75-76
Tampa 0 1 49-50 49-50
Tarleton State 2 1 64-65 2020-21
Temple 0 1 39-40 39-40
Tennessee 1 0 55-56 55-56
Tennessee Chattanooga 1 0 92-93 92-93
Tennessee State 1 0 13-14 13-14
Tennessee Tech 4 0 67-68 15-16
Texas 1 3 79-80 07-08
Texas A&M - International 1 0 18-19 18-19
Texas Christian 0 1 51-52 51-52
Abilene Christian Alcorn State 2/13/38 Home 61-39 W 2/24/37 Home 44-27 W
All-Time Record: 7-1 All-Time Record: 4-0 2/13/39 Home 61-49 W 2/25/37 Home 49-38 W
Home: 5-0 Home: 4-0 2/14/39 Home 75-42 W 1/21/38 Away 50-45 W
Away: 2-1 Away: 0-0 1/4/40 Home 70-41 W 1/22/38 Away 61-48 W
Neutral: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 1/5/40 Home 49-52 L 2/4/38 Home 57-44 W
First Meeting: 1944-45 First Meeting: 1997-98 2/9/40 Away 56-42 W 2/5/38 Home 69-47 W
Last Meeting: 1965-66 Last Meeting: 2009-10 2/10/40 Away 45-56 L 1/9/39 Away 58-36 W
Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result 1/17/41 Away 61-58 W 1/10/39 Away 36-44 L
12/12/44 Away 33-29 W 12/23/97 Home 90-79 W 1/18/41 Away 39-47 L 2/12/40 Away 46-44 W
12/13/44 Away 33-26 W 11/19/01 Home 82-72 W 1/30/41 Home 33-45 L 2/13/40 Away 59-50 W
12/17/48 Home 48-44 W 12/31/07 Home 86-58 W 2/8/41 Home 40-31 W 2/20/41 Home 61-26 W
12/7/54 Home 76-63 W 12/21/09 Home 97-72 W 2/2/42 Home 48-56 L 2/21/41 Home 43-37 W
1/5/60 Home 91-70 W 2/13/42 Away 25-5 W 2/6/42 Home 37-44 L
11/30/63 Home 76-74 W (OT) 1/5/46 Away 27-64 L 2/12/42 Away 39-50 L
American
12/19/64 Away 69-70 L 2/16/46 Home 33-82 L 1/4/46 Away 28-48 L
All-Time Record: 1-0
1/1/66 Home 75-73 W 1/10/47 Home 37-86 L 2/1/46 Home 47-62 L
Home: 0-0
2/8/47 Away 66-80 L 2/7/47 Away 42-56 L
Away: 0-0
2/4/48 Away 53-65 L 2/20/47 Home 62-58 W
Adams State Neutral: 1-0
2/13/48 Home 58-56 W 1/9/48 Home 37-34 W
All-Time Record: 2-0 First Meeting: 1984-85
1/15/49 Away 36-71 L 2/5/48 Away 28-60 L
Home: 2-0 Last Meeting: 1984-85
3/1/49 Home 50-57 L 1/14/49 Away 49-48 W
Away: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
1/14/50 Away 54-71 L 2/8/49 Home 53-49 W
Neutral: 0-0 12/7/84 Neutral 75-69 W
2/10/50 Home 58-67 L 1/13/50 Away 52-76 L
First Meeting: 1965-66
2/13/51 Home 67-66 W 2/28/50 Home 69-56 W
Last Meeting: 1967-68 Angelo State 2/19/51 Away 46-75 L 1/11/51 Home 56-52 W
Date Location Score Result All-Time Record: 3-1 2/1/52 Home 59-50 W 2/20/51 Away 59-62 L
12/13/65 Home 98-82 W Home: 3-1 2/25/52 Away 65-55 W 2/16/52 Home 57-44 W
12/11/67 Home 101-58 W Away: 0-0 1/10/53 Home 46-51 L 2/26/52 Away 57-44 W
Neutral: 0-0 1/17/53 Away 50-52 L 1/16/53 Away 60-69 L
Air Force First Meeting: 1971-72 1/12/54 Home 65-67 L 2/17/53 Home 56-68 L
All-Time Record: 3-4 Last Meeting: 1979-80 2/6/54 Away 63-71 L 1/30/54 Home 67-55 W
Home: 2-1 Date Location Score Result 2/12/55 Away 49-60 L 2/5/54 Away 63-74 L
Away: 1-3 12/1/71 Home 71-77 L 2/24/55 Home 83-62 W 1/21/55 Home 54-71 L
Neutral: 0-0 11/24/72 Home 110-71 W 1/6/56 Home 68-35 W 2/14/55 Away 64-91 L
First Meeting: 1963-64 2/11/76 Home 101-87 W 2/11/56 Away 71-75 L 1/7/56 Home 54-59 L
Last Meeting: 2016-17 12/3/79 Home 73-62 W 1/11/57 Home 77-74 W 2/13/56 Away 83-73 W
Date Location Score Result 2/3/57 Away 47-69 L 2/2/57 Home 95-80 W
1/15/64 Away 36-82 L Arizona 1/6/58 Home 71-51 W 2/4/57 Away 71-79 L
1/18/65 Home 59-77 L All-Time Record: 40-62 2/1/58 Away 66-68 L 1/7/58 Home 82-78 W
2/5/66 Away 60-109 L Home: 28-25 2/2/59 Away 66-58 W 2/3/58 Away 56-60 L
3/1/69 Away 74-63 W Away: 12-35 2/14/59 Home 80-61 W 1/31/59 Away 80-86 L
2/14/70 Home 99-81 W Neutral: 0-1 1/9/60 Away 70-53 W 2/21/59 Home 81-71 W
11/28/15 Away 66-64 L (OT) First Meeting: 1916-17 2/29/60 Home 76-46 W 3/9/59 Home 78-57 W
11/30/16 Home 73-59 W Last Meeting: 2019-20 1/9/61 Away 89-64 W 12/1/59 Home 86-69 W
Date Location Score Result 2/20/61 Home 76-68 W 1/11/60 Away 66-58 W
Alabama 2/2/17 Home 21-34 L 1/11/62 Home 68-55 W 2/27/60 Home 80-65 W
All-Time Record: 1-1 2/14/19 Away 35-42 L 2/3/62 Away 67-68 L 1/7/61 Away 66-86 L
Home: 1-0 2/15/19 Away 23-44 L 1/5/63 Home 59-63 L 2/18/61 Home 70-67 W
Away: 0-0 3/7/19 Home 42-14 W 2/2/63 Away 40-63 L 3/11/61 Away 72-86 L
Neutral: 0-1 3/8/19 Home 34-17 W 1/11/64 Away 40-72 L 1/13/62 Home 81-94 L
First Meeting: 1987-88 2/6/20 Home 17-29 L 2/11/67 Away 66-61 W 2/5/62 Away 70-94 L
Last Meeting: 1994-95 2/7/20 Home 43-19 W 2/9/68 Home 93-75 W 1/4/63 Home 60-87 L
Date Location Score Result 3/5/20 Away 25-37 L 12/11/68 Away 78-72 W 2/4/63 Away 62-89 L
11/27/87 Neutral 84-85 L 3/6/20 Away 14-26 L 1/2/70 Home 95-75 W 2/6/65 Away 67-92 L
11/18/94 Home 86-69 W 2/3/22 Neutral 6-36 L 12/9/70 Away 76-74 W 12/15/67 Away 80-70 W
2/4/22 Home 14-34 L 12/13/71 Home 89-73 W 1/6/69 Home 85-69 W
Alaska-Fairbanks 2/2/23 Away 16-46 L 11/19/99 Away 60-84 L 12/13/69 Away 94-88 W
All-Time Record: 1-1 2/3/23 Away 22-39 L 11/19/06 Away 87-102 L 2/15/71 Home 89-82 W
Home: 1-0 2/25/24 Home 24-35 L 11/18/10 Away 57-83 L 12/18/71 Away 88-85 W
Away: 0-1 2/26/24 Home 14-39 L 11/29/11 Home 76-83 L 12/4/81 Away 74-84 L
Neutral: 0-0 2/11/26 Home 19-39 L 12/11/13 Away 48-74 L 3/15/00 Away 77-83 L
First Meeting: 1998-99 2/12/26 Home 22-18 W 11/17/20 Away 53-83 L 12/17/16 Away 81-70 W
Last Meeting: 1998-99 2/11/27 Away 23-28 L
Date Location Score Result 2/12/27 Away 15-37 L Arizona State Arkansas
11/22/98 Away 64-71 L 2/24/28 Home 29-58 L All-Time Record: 39-37 All-Time Record: 0-2
12/29/98 Home 78-64 W 2/25/28 Home 31-41 L Home: 24-15 Home: 0-0
1/25/29 Away 13-63 L Away: 15-22 Away: 0-1
1/26/29 Away 18-63 L Neutral: 0-0 Neutral: 0-1
Albuquerque 2/24/30 Home 46-42 W
All-Time Record: 4-5 First Meeting: 1931-32 First Meeting: 1957-58
2/25/30 Home 15-23 L Last Meeting: 2016-17 Last Meeting: 1998-99
Home: 4-3
2/6/31 Away 33-39 L Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-2
2/7/31 Away 40-37 W 2/28/32 Home 33-37 L 12/4/57 Away 50-59 L
Neutral: 0-0
2/27/31 Away 31-49 L 2/29/32 Home 26-38 L 11/21/98 Neutral 60-66 L
2/28/31 Away 36-52 L 2/10/33 Home 38-27 W
Last Meeting: 1968-69
2/22/32 Home 46-50 L 2/11/33 Home 25-38 L
Date Location Score Result
2/23/32 Home 29-38 L
Arkansas-Little Rock (UALR)
12/6/63 Home 96-75 W 2/24/33 Away 31-35 L All-Time Record: 2-4
1/27/33 Home 26-47 L 2/25/33 Away 29-31 L
12/7/63 Home 63-78 L Home: 1-2
1/28/33 Home 38-36 W 2/12/34 Home 43-40 W
1/9/65 Home 70-71 L Away: 0-2
2/26/34 Home 45-43 W 2/13/34 Home 44-55 L
2/13/65 Away 67-80 L Neutral: 1-0
2/27/34 Home 46-86 L 1/11/35 Home 31-44 L
12/10/65 Home 91-106 L First Meeting: 2000-01
1/28/36 Home 37-29 W 1/12/35 Home 39-49 L
12/11/65 Away 68-84 L Last Meeting: 2004-05
1/29/36 Home 45-46 L 2/11/36 Home 56-63 L
1/30/67 Home 85-61 W Date Location Score Result
2/12/37 Away 47-45 W 2/12/36 Home 46-50 L
1/3/68 Home 99-72 W 1/4/01 Home 62-66 L
2/13/37 Away 45-51 L 1/29/37 Away 63-37 W
1/2/69 Home 91-81 W 2/14/02 Home 81-73 W
2/12/38 Home 46-44 W 1/30/37 Away 51-40 W
2/20/03 Away 64-72 L Last Meeting: 2013-14 12/27/61 Home 70-64 W 2/7/19 Away 71-70 W (OT)
3/9/03 Neutral 78-61 W Date Location Score Result 12/2/66 Away 66-97 L 1/30/20 Home 61-57 W
2/26/04 Home 55-58 L 12/30/94 Home 85-55 W 12/5/68 Home 83-65 W 2/29/20 Away 62-46 W
2/24/05 Away 69-75 L 11/25/13 Home 79-56 W 3/8/69 Home 74-62 W
11/20/16 Home 89-73 W 12/11/69 Away 80-78 W (OT) Cal State Fullerton
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12/7/70 Away 75-86 L All-Time Record: 24-8
All-Time Record: 7-0 Boise State 12/9/71 Away 80-90 L Home: 13-2
Home: 7-0 All-Time Record: 15-11 12/7/73 Home 78-72 W Away:11-6
Away: 0-0 Home: 9-4 12/8/73 Home 93-74 W Neutral: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0 Away: 4-6 12/22/75 Home 90-79 W First Meeting: 1983-84
First Meeting: 1997-98 Neutral: 2-1 Last Meeting: 2009-10
Last Meeting: 2019-20 First Meeting: 1969-70 Brigham Young-Hawaii Date Location Score Result
Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2010-11 All-Time Record: 2-1 2/6/84 Home 76-63 W
12/16/97 Home 61-53 W Date Location Score Result Home: 1-0 3/1/84 Away 82-81 W
11/27/00 Home 113-49 W 2/23/70 Home 105-79 W Away: 1-1 1/3/85 Home 70-63 W
12/20/03 Home 89-60 W 1/25/97 Home 68-54 W Neutral: 0-0 1/30/85 Away 53-84 L
12/11/06 Home 78-62 W 2/13/97 Away 71-83 L First Meeting: 1986-87 1/2/86 Away 68-61 W (OT)
12/13/10 Home 83-49 W 2/5/98 Away 59-71 L Last Meeting: 2001-02 1/30/86 Home 59-57 W (OT)
12/31/11 Home 81-65 W 2/12/98 Home 73-52 W Date Location Score Result 2/5/87 Home 58-66 L (OT)
12/18/19 Home 65-40 W 2/6/99 Home 48-67 L 11/29/86 Away 79-72 W 2/26/87 Away 59-63 L
Arkansas State 3/6/99 Neutral 79-69 W 12/21/01 Away 84-94 L 3/3/88 Away 59-61 L
All-Time Record: 4-3 2/13/00 Home 65-66 L 1/3/89 Away 65-60 W
Home: 3-1 2/19/00 Away 70-66 W (OT) Bucknell 3/2/89 Home 60-56 W
Away: 1-2 1/7/06 Away 63-73 L All-Time Record: 0-1 1/20/90 Home 75-58 W
Neutral: 0-0 2/15/06 Home 73-68 W Home: 0-0 2/17/90 Away 65-62 W
First Meeting: 1962-63 1/13/07 Away 73-69 W Away: 0-0 1/19/91 Away 81-89 L
Last Meeting: 2004-05 1/31/07 Home 78-68 W Neutral: 0-1 2/14/91 Home 80-74 W
Date Location Score Result 3/9/07 Home 88-69 W First Meeting: 2012-13 2/4/92 Away 69-67 W
12/1/62 Away 77-84 L 1/10/08 Away 76-73 W Last Meeting: 2012-13 3/5/92 Home 63-60 W
12/4/67 Home 96-62 W 2/9/08 Home 99-80 W Date Location Score Result 1/4/93 Home 78-67 W
2/15/01 Home 92-71 W 3/15/08 Home 102-107 L (3OT) 11/17/12 Neutral 49-62 L 3/4/93 Away 78-70 W
2/16/02 Home 69-59 W 1/22/09 Away 84-87 L 1/8/94 Away 77-64 W
2/22/03 Away 82-67 W 3/2/09 Home 92-104 L 2/19/94 Home 85-68 W
3/12/09 Neutral 80-70 W
Butler 1/11/95 Home 66-58 W
2/28/04 Home 73-82 L All-Time Record: 0-1
2/26/05 Away 76-90 L 1/9/10 Away 88-85 W 2/2/95 Away 106-74 W
Home: 0-0
2/27/10 Home 95-92 W 1/20/96 Away 72-85 L
Away: 0-1
12/31/10 Away 78-81 L 2/15/96 Home 63-68 L
Auburn 1/27/11 Home 96-87 W (OT)
Neutral: 0-0
2/6/97 Away 76-72 W
3/11/11 Neutral 63-81 L 1/8/98 Home 89-87 W (2OT)
1/7/99 Away 61-54 W
Bradley 3/4/00 Away 80-65 W
Neutral: 0-1 12/5/61 Away 56-77 L
All-Time Record: 12-13 2/21/09 Home 94-86 W
Home: 9-2 11/24/09 Away 73-84 L
Last Meeting: 2018-19 Cal Poly
Date Location Score Result Away: 3-11
3/21/19 Neutral 77-78 L Neutral: 0-0
Home: 3-0
California
First Meeting: 1939-40 All-Time Record: 1-0
Away: 1-1
Last Meeting: 1982-83 Home: 0-0
Baylor Date Location Score Result
Neutral: 0-0
Away: 1-0
1/15/40 Away 37-53 L Neutral: 0-0
12/10/52 Away 49-68 L First Meeting: 1971-72
Neutral: 1-2 12/15/49 Home 65-51 W
12/6/65 Away 78-89 L Date Location Score Result
First Meeting: 1961-62 1/9/97 Away 86-101 L
1/13/73 Home 63-59 W 1/17/71 Away 91-89 W
Last Meeting: 2016-17 2/19/98 Home 90-80 W
2/2/74 Away 60-76 L
Date Location Score Result 2/18/99 Away 79-69 W
2/9/74 Home 85-76 W California Baptist
12/29/61 Neutral 67-54 W 1/13/00 Home 91-77 W
1/16/75 Home 76-74 W (OT) All-Time Record: 4-2
12/14/68 Away 69-58 W
3/1/75 Away 64-54 W Home: 2-0
12/6/69 Home 102-83 W CSU Bakersfield
1/22/76 Home 91-85 W Away: 1-1
12/20/69 Neutral 73-87 L All-Time Record: 19-2
2/21/76 Away 93-99 L Neutral: 1-1
12/30/75 Away 72-75 L Home: 10-0
1/27/77 Away 117-109 W First Meeting: 2018-19
12/4/76 Home 80-90 L Away: 6-1
2/7/77 Home 96-85 W Last Meeting: 2020-21
12/5/79 Away 75-71 W Neutral: 3-1
12/1/80 Home 61-60 W First Meeting: 1985-86
2/11/78 Away 85-103 L 1/3/19 Away 82-76 L
1/6/79 Home 71-64 W 3/9/19 Home 75-63 W
1/25/79 Away 74-62 W 1/4/20 Away 86-71 W
3/17/17 Neutral 73-91 L 12/7/85 Home 88-64 W
1/7/80 Away 60-71 L 3/5/20 Home 83-50 W
2/23/80 Home 90-89 W 1/2/12 Away 73-72 W
2/5/21 Neutral 85-75 L
Bethany Nazarene 1/10/81 Home 58-83 L 2/1/12 Home 78-57 W
2/6/21 Neutral 97-70 W
All-Time Record: 1-0 1/31/81 Away 65-80 L 1/30/14 Home 89-86 W
Home: 1-0 1/14/82 Away 62-68 L 3/1/14 Away 72-57 W
Away: 0-0 2/20/82 Home 61-74 L 3/14/14 Neutral 69-63 W Cameron
Neutral: 0-0 1/15/83 Away 63-71 L 1/15/15 Away 70-54 W All-Time Record: 2-0
First Meeting: 1978-79 2/10/83 Home 63-61 W 2/14/15 Home 74-58 W Home: 2-0
Last Meeting: 1978-79 3/13/15 Neutral 57-53 W Away: 0-0
Date Location Score Result 1/23/16 Road 68-67 W (2OT) Neutral: 0-0
11/30/78 Home 110-76 W Brigham Young 2/18/16 Home 63-55 W First Meeting: 1978-79
All-Time Record: 8-3 3/12/16 Neutral 54-57 L Last Meeting: 1979-80
Home: 6-0 1/14/17 Home 63-58 W Date Location Score Result
Bethune-Cookman Away: 2-3 2/9/17 Away 53-72 L 12/11/78 Home 108-85 W
All-Time Record: 3-0 Neutral: 0-0 12/1/79 Home 90-88 W
3/11/17 Neutral 80-70 W
Home: 3-0 First Meeting: 1960-61 1/13/18 Away 66-53 W
Away: 0-0 Last Meeting: 1975-76
Neutral: 0-0
2/8/18 Home 69-43 W Carroll
Date Location Score Result 1/12/19 Home 73-62 W All-Time Record: 1-0
First Meeting: 1994-95 12/17/60 Away 69-65 W
Home: 0-0 Chicago State First Meeting: 2002-03 Neutral: 0-0
Away: 1-0 All-Time Record: 20-1 Last Meeting: 2002-03 First Meeting: 1981-82
Neutral: 0-0 Home: 9-0 Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1981-82
First Meeting: 1964-65 Away: 7-1 2/10/03 Home 89-66 W Date Location Score Result
Last Meeting: 1964-65 Neutral: 4-0 12/10/81 Home 62-50 W
Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 2005-06 Colorado State
1/4/65 Away 72-70 W Last Meeting: 2019-20 All-Time Record: 4-5 Davidson
Date Location Score Result Home: 2-1 All-Time Record: 1-0
Centenary 12/10/05 Neutral 78-63 W Away: 1-4 Home: 0-0
All-Time Record: 3-1 12/1/06 Home 80-74 W Neutral: 1-0 Away: 0-0
Home: 2-1 1/1/07 Away 88-78 W First Meeting: 1961-62 Neutral: 1-0
Away: 1-0 11/30/07 Home 94-61 W Last Meeting: 2019-20 First Meeting: 2017-18
Neutral: 0-0 1/16/14 Away 81-86 L Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2017-18
First Meeting: 1955-56 2/15/14 Home 84-55 W 1/24/66 Away 70-109 L Date Location Score Result
Last Meeting: 1963-64 2/5/15 Away 69-61 W (OT) 12/9/66 Away 55-63 L 12/22/17 Neutral 69-68 W
Date Location Score Result 3/7/15 Home 61-57 W 11/30/68 Home 95-89 W
12/10/55 Away 65-60 W 1/16/16 Home 80-62 W 11/30/13 Away 83-85 L
Dayton
12/17/56 Home 81-91 L 2/13/16 Away 69-55 W 12/27/14 Home 57-58 L (OT)
12/15/58 Home 62-54 W 1/7/17 Away 78-62 W 11/13/17 Away 61-64 L
Home: 0-0
2/17/64 Home 75-74 W (OT) 2/4/17 Home 86-51 W 11/22/17 Home 89-76 W
Away: 0-2
3/9/17 Neutral 67-53 W 12/30/18 Away 92-57 W
Neutral: 0-0
1/6/18 Away 97-60 W 11/25/19 Neutral 78-70 W (OT)
Central Florida First Meeting: 1961-62
All-Time Record: 0-1 2/22/18 Home 78-67 W Last Meeting: 1966-67
Home: 0-0 3/8/18 Neutral 97-70 W Coppin State Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0 2/2/19 Home 83-39 W All-Time Record: 1-0 12/16/61 Away 60-76 L
Neutral: 0-1 3/2/19 Away 92-58 W Home: 1-0 12/30/66 Away 48-74 L
First Meeting: 2004-05 3/14/19 Neutral 89-57 W Away: 0-0
Last Meeting: 2004-05 1/9/20 Home 93-54 W Neutral: 0-0
2/6/20 Away 71-49 W Delaware State
Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 1990-91
11/21/04 Neutral 58-62 L Last Meeting: 1990-91
Home: 2-0
Cincinnati Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0
Central Michigan Neutral: 0-0
All-Time Record: 2-1 Home: 0-0 First Meeting: 1989-90
Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Corpus Christi Last Meeting: 1991-92
Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-1 All-Time Record: 1-0 Date Location Score Result
Neutral: 2-1 First Meeting: 1992-93 Home: 1-0 12/4/89 Home 104-90 W
First Meeting: 1950-51 Last Meeting: 1992-93 Away: 0-0 12/27/91 Home 109-73 W
Last Meeting: 2011-12 Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-0
Date Location Score Result 3/21/93 Neutral 55-92 L First Meeting: 1971-72
Denver
3/14/51 Neutral 73-69 W Last Meeting: 1971-72
11/28/87 Neutral 86-87 L Citadel Date Location Score Result
Home: 6-3
11/24/11 Neutral 78-49 W All-Time Record: 1-0 2/19/72 Home 105-73 W
Away: 7-3
Home: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
Central Missouri State Away: 1-0 Creighton First Meeting: 1959-60
All-Time Record: 0-1 Neutral: 0-0 All-Time Record: 6-9 Last Meeting: 2019-20
Home: 0-0 First Meeting: 1967-68 Home: 6-1 Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0 Last Meeting: 1967-68 Away: 0-7 12/28/59 Neutral 68-62 W
Neutral: 0-1 Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-1 12/30/65 Home 82-88 L
First Meeting: 1935-36 12/28/67 Away 92-66 W First Meeting: 1963-64 1/22/66 Away 85-115 L
Last Meeting: 1935-36 Last Meeting: 1990-91 2/27/69 Away 105-68 W
Date Location Score Result Clemson Date Location Score Result 1/7/71 Away 81-76 W
3/16/36 Neutral 48-60 L All-Time Record: 0-1 1/14/64 Away 73-99 L 2/21/72 Home 81-46 W
Home: 0-0 12/27/69 Home 93-78 W 12/19/75 Home 104-100 W
Away: 0-0 1/29/70 Away 68-72 L 1/27/01 Away 69-67 W
Central Oklahoma
Neutral: 0-1 1/12/78 Home 78-56 W 2/24/01 Home 81-69 W
First Meeting: 2017-18 1/30/78 Away 70-84 L 12/27/01 Away 86-82 W
Home: 1-0
Last Meeting: 2017-18 2/3/79 Away 71-77 L 1/24/02 Home 68-62 W
Away: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0
3/16/18 Neutral 68-79 L 1/19/80 Away 69-76 L 2/27/03 Home 87-76 W (OT)
1/24/80 Home 72-65 W 2/5/04 Home 54-68 L
Colorado 2/14/81 Away 83-95 L 2/23/04 Away 84-77 W
All-Time Record: 5-4 2/28/81 Home 78-84 L 2/3/05 Away 73-75 L
12/18/59 Home 74-45 W
Home: 4-0 2/6/82 Home 77-64 W 2/19/05 Home 58-81 L
Away: 1-4 1/22/83 Away 75-85 L 1/23/13 Home 53-42 W
Charlotte 1/31/83 Home 79-73 W 3/2/13 Away 60-66 L
All-Time Record: 0-1 Neutral: 0-0
First Meeting: 1959-60 3/14/91 Neutral 56-64 L 12/10/19 Away 72-67 W
Home: 0-1
Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result CSUN DePaul
12/9/59 Away 77-69 W All-Time Record: 2-1 All-Time Record: 1-0
12/14/60 Away 87-89 L (OT) Home: 2-0 Home: 0-0
12/22/71 Home 71-53 W Away: 0-1 Away: 0-0
12/9/72 Away 77-87 L Neutral: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
12/11/76 Home 81-85 L
12/6/80 Away 67-103 L First Meeting: 1990-91 First Meeting: 1991-92
1/3/83 Home 80-76 W Last Meeting: 2020-21 Last Meeting: 1991-92
Chattanooga 3/15/95 Home 97-83 W Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result
All-Time Record: 1-0 12/21/99 Away 53-76 L 11/26/90 Home 120-62 W 3/20/92 Neutral 81-73 W
Home: 0-0 11/27/02 Home 75-71 W 12/19/18 Home 92-57 W
Away: 0-0 12/28/20 Away 66-63 L
Neutral: 1-0 Dixie State
First Meeting: 1992-93 Colorado-Colorado Springs All-Time Record: 2-0
Last Meeting: 1992-93 All-Time Record: 1-0 Dallas Baptist Home: 0-0
Home: 1-0 All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 2-0
Away: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Neutral: 0-0
11/26/92 Neutral 75-65 W
Neutral: 0-0 Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 2020-21

Last Meeting: 2020-21 All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2019-20
Date Location Score Result Home: 1-0 Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
3/5/21 Away 76-66 W Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 2014-15 11/27/19 Neutral 64-68 L
3/6/21 Away 68-56 W Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2014-15
First Meeting: 1993-94 Date Location Score Result
Last Meeting: 1993-94 11/26/14 Home 78-33 W Georgetown (Ky.)
Doane All-Time Record: 1-0
All-Time Record: 1-0 Date Location Score Result
1/10/94 Home 58-52 W Home: 0-0
Home: 1-0 Florida International Away: 1-0
Away: 0-0 All-Time Record: 5-0 Neutral: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0 East Texas State Home: 3-0 First Meeting: 1956-57
First Meeting: 1970-71 All-Time Record: 2-0 Away: 2-0 Last Meeting: 1956-57
Last Meeting: 1970-71 Home: 2-0 Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
Date Location Score Result Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 2000-01 12/28/56 Away 80-74 W
1/12/71 Home 91-73 W Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2004-05
Last Meeting: 1992-93 2/7/01 Home 73-56 W Glenville State
Drake All-Time Record: 1-0
All-Time Record: 18-10 Date Location Score Result 2/6/02 Home 77-70 W
12/7/66 Home 79-47 W 1/15/03 Away 74-52 W Home: 0-0
Home: 12-2 Away: 0-0
Away: 5-7 12/30/92 Home 83-69 W 1/26/04 Home 73-42 W
1/21/05 Away 71-66 W Neutral: 1-0
Neutral: 1-1 First Meeting: 1950-51
First Meeting: 1939-40 Eastern Kentucky Last Meeting: 1950-51
Last Meeting: 2018-19 All-Time Record: 0-1 Fort Hays State Date Location Score Result
Date Location Score Result Home: 0-0 All-Time Record: 0-1 3/12/51 Neutral 68-54 W
12/21/39 Home 70-59 W Away: 0-1 Home: 0-0
12/22/39 Home 49-47 W Neutral: 0-0 Away: 0-1
1/13/64 Away 43-84 L First Meeting: 1961-62 Neutral: 0-0 Gonzaga
Last Meeting: 1961-62 First Meeting: 1950-51 All-Time Record: 0-1
3/14/70 Neutral 87-78 W
Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1950-51 Home: 0-0
1/11/73 Home 66-75 L
1/4/62 Away 54-66 L Date Location Score Result Away: 0-1
1/26/74 Away 65-71 L
12/16/50 Away 67-74 L Neutral: 0-0
2/1/75 Away 45-44 W
2/22/75 Home 85-74 W
1/10/76 Away 72-79 L
Eastern New Mexico Last Meeting: 2013-14
All-Time Record: 23-4 Fresno State Date Location Score Result
2/26/76 Home 105-99 W All-Time Record: 25-13
Home: 18-2 12/7/13 Away 68-80 L
1/15/77 Home 86-82 W Home: 13-3
Away: 5-2
1/29/77 Away 77-88 L Away: 8-9
Neutral: 0-0 Grambling
1/7/78 Away 91-88 W Neutral: 4-1
12/11/48 Away 49-56 L Neutral: 1-0
1/27/79 Away 80-66 W 12/28/81 Away 41-48 L
2/13/80 Home 79-78 W 1/26/84 Away 67-76 L
12/6/49 Away 63-53 W Last Meeting: 1987-88
2/20/80 Away 69-78 L 2/23/84 Home 54-63 L
12/29/49 Away 54-52 W (OT) Date Location Score Result
1/8/81 Home 72-80 L 1/19/85 Away 59-70 L
1/3/50 Home 45-52 L 12/17/82 Neutral 93-81 W
2/16/81 Away 69-80 L 2/14/85 Home 53-61 L
3/8/50 Home 57-49 W 1/20/88 Home 63-61 W (2OT)
2/8/82 Home 64-61 W 1/18/86 Home 48-46 W
3/6/51 Home 33-42 L
2/23/82 Away 68-55 W 2/13/86 Away 51-56 L
3/4/52 Home 34-27 W
1/20/83 Home 76-57 W
2/13/61 Home 93-57 W 1/10/87 Home 62-48 W Grand Canyon
2/28/83 Away 73-75 L 2/12/87 Away 59-58 W All-Time Record: 15-5
2/15/64 Home 71-65 W
2/18/12 Home 71-55 W 1/14/88 Home 65-60 W Home: 8-0
2/29/64 Away 78-62 W
12/14/13 Away 81-69 W 2/13/88 Away 77-59 W Away: 4-4
1/16/65 Home 76-55 W
12/22/18 Neutral 66-63 L 1/16/89 Away 53-50 W Neutral: 2-1
3/1/65 Away 83-77 W
12/17/65 Home 91-83 W 2/9/89 Home 63-57 W First Meeting: 1983-84
Duke 12/13/66 Home 59-56 W 3/9/89 Neutral 60-59 W Last Meeting: 2020-21
All-Time Record: 0-1 2/25/67 Away 43-46 L 1/2/90 Home 71-69 W Date Location Score Result
Home: 0-0 2/19/76 Home 114-87 W 3/3/90 Away 82-68 W 1/10/84 Home 75-60 W
Away: 0-1 2/26/77 Away 82-81 W 3/9/90 Neutral 72-66 W 1/4/13 Away 84-62 W
Neutral: 0-0 12/14/85 Home 73-58 W 1/14/91 Away 82-77 W 3/6/14 Home 81-57 W
First Meeting: 2007-08 11/24/89 Home 85-65 W 3/2/91 Home 105-80 W 1/22/15 Home 85-63 W
Last Meeting: 2007-08 12/1/92 Home 73-64 W 3/8/91 Neutral 82-88 L 2/21/15 Away 72-55 W
Date Location Score Result 1/15/02 Home 98-82 W 1/29/92 Away 69-76 L 1/9/16 Away 75-79 L
11/12/07 Away 61-86 L 11/29/03 Home 78-44 W 3/2/92 Home 78-70 W 2/4/16 Home 70-50 W
12/30/04 Home 86-76 W 3/13/92 Neutral 86-85 W (OT) 1/7/17 Home 81-69 W
1/12/06 Home 73-70 W 2/11/17 Away 71-83 L
Duquesne 12/27/16 Home 84-50 W
12/12/17 Home 84-62 W 1/26/06 Away 72-75 L 1/11/18 Away 70-59 W
11/21/18 Home 92-65 W 2/10/07 Away 69-75 L 2/10/18 Home 74-70 W
Home: 0-0
2/24/07 Home 58-60 L 3/9/18 Neutral 72-58 W
Away: 0-0
1/5/08 Home 77-67 W 1/10/19 Home 77-75 W
Neutral: 1-0 Evansville 3/1/08 Away 69-64 W 2/9/19 Away 67-64 W
1/3/09 Away 79-66 W 3/9/19 Neutral 89-57 W
2/14/09 Home 79-71 W (OT) 2/1/20 Home 72-52 W
1/16/10 Home 86-77 W 2/27/20 Away 67-53 W
12/29/72 Neutral 84-74 W Neutral: 0-0
2/11/10 Away 64-83 L 1/29/21 Away 70-62 L
1/8/11 Home 80-68 W
East Central University Last Meeting: 1968-69
2/3/11 Away 83-88 L (OT) 3/13/21 Neutral 74-56 L
1/28/12 Home 60-56 W
Home: 1-0 12/12/56 Away 62-71 L
Away: 0-0 12/1/58 Away 91-85 W
3/3/12 Away 83-78 W (OT) Hamline
3/8/12 Neutral 65-49 W All-Time Record: 3-2
Neutral: 0-0 12/2/63 Home 69-78 L
12/19/68 Home 98-64 W Home: 3-1
Last Meeting: 2017-18 12/28/68 Away 86-75 W George Mason Away: 0-0
Home: 0-0 First Meeting: 1950-51
11/10/18 Home 81-55 W
Florida A&M Away: 0-0 Last Meeting: 1960-61
All-Time Record: 1-0 Neutral: 0-1 Date Location Score Result
East Tennessee State Home: 1-0 First Meeting: 2019-20 3/15/51 Neutral 56-80 L
12/16/55 Home 50-45 W Last Meeting: 2013-14 12/29/64 Neutral 81-69 W 12/7/61 Away 68-74 L
12/5/56 Home 49-58 L Date Location Score Result 1/23/97 Home 71-47 W 3/15/12 Neutral 66-79 L
12/12/57 Home 55-47 W 12/15/78 Away 63-56 W 2/15/97 Away 88-55 W
12/5/60 Home 84-52 W 12/16/78 Away 60-55 W 2/7/98 Away 68-70 L
1/14/06 Home 87-84 W 2/14/98 Home 65-64 W
Indiana State
Hardin-Simmons 3/2/06 Away 56-61 L 2/8/99 Home 80-73 W
Home: 5-1
All-Time Record: 38-26 3/9/06 Neutral 58-57 W 2/11/99 Away 78-82 L
Away: 2-6
Home: 24-7 1/4/07 Home 92-86 W 2/10/00 Home 74-62 W
Neutral: 0-0
Away: 13-19 2/12/07 Away 71-68 W 2/17/00 Away 57-52 W
Neutral: 1-0 1/31/08 Away 71-94 L 1/5/06 Away 62-52 W
First Meeting: 1938-39 3/8/08 Home 106-71 W 2/25/06 Home 66-50 W
Last Meeting: 1976-77 1/31/09 Home 82-72 W 1/11/07 Away 61-56 W
2/6/78 Home 83-82 W
Date Location Score Result 3/7/09 Away 70-59 W 1/24/07 Home 84-66 W
2/13/78 Away 74-87 L
1/20/39 Home 63-33 W 1/21/10 Away 71-69 W 1/2/08 Away 78-68 W
3/3/78 Away 78-80 L (OT)
1/21/39 Home 65-29 W 2/15/10 Home 88-64 W 2/6/08 Home 88-49 W
1/15/79 Away 69-73 L
2/1/79 Home 89-91 L (OT)
1/7/41 Away 50-24 W 2/26/11 Away 70-76 L 1/15/09 Home 74-71 W
3/3/79 Away 59-69 L
1/17/42 Away 34-46 L 1/21/12 Away 87-91 L 1/24/09 Away 57-67 L
1/10/80 Home 83-80 W (OT)
2/25/42 Home 39-51 L 2/23/12 Home 115-73 W 1/11/10 Away 75-72 W
2/16/80 Away 79-86 L
12/10/44 Away 54-34 W 3/9/12 Neutral 92-81 W 2/24/10 Home 74-57 W
1/24/81 Home 73-59 W
12/11/44 Away 55-38 W 11/12/13 Neutral 95-88 W 12/29/10 Away 74-69 W
2/2/81 Away 67-60 W
1/18/46 Home 54-45 W 1/29/11 Home 73-65 W
1/20/82 Home 84-73 W
12/13/46 Home 61-49 W Hawai’i Pacific 1/14/12 Home 80-68 W
2/11/82 Away 71-75 L (OT)
2/26/47 Away 54-73 L All-Time Record: 1-0 2/9/12 Away 58-59 L
1/8/83 Home 103-100 W (OT)
12/19/47 Away 44-54 L Home: 0-0 1/12/13 Away 71-70 W
1/24/83 Away 72-70 W
1/16/48 Home 56-38 W Away: 1-0 2/7/13 Home 76-74 W
2/14/49 Away 52-58 L Neutral: 0-0 3/14/13 Neutral 65-49 W
2/22/49 Home 50-56 L First Meeting: 1987-88 1/11/14 Home 78-54 W Kansas
2/6/14 Away 67-73 L All-Time Record: 0-4
1/5/50 Home 55-60 L Last Meeting: 1987-88
3/15/14 Neutral 77-55 W Home: 0-0
Away: 0-3
12/29/50 Neutral 55-54 W (2OT) 11/29/87 95-81 Away W
Neutral: 0-1
1/5/51 Away 53-54 L Idaho State
3/2/51 Home 59-46 W Hofstra All-Time Record: 8-2
1/7/52 Away 62-53 W All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 5-1
2/8/52 Home 51-42 W Home: 1-0 Away: 2-1
12/7/65 Away 51-102 L
2/12/53 Away 48-61 L Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
12/3/08 Away 79-100 L
2/24/53 Home 52-58 L Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: 1937-38
3/20/15 Neutral 56-75 L
1/5/54 Home 67-50 W First Meeting: 1999-00 Last Meeting: 1977-78
12/8/18 Away 63-60 L
1/15/54 Away 49-59 L Last Meeting: 1999-00 Date Location Score Result
1/8/55 Away 57-75 L Date Location Score Result 3/9/38 Neutral 56-40 W
2/19/55 Home 56-66 L 11/16/99 Home 69-55 W 3/10/59 Home 61-62 L Kansas City (UMKC)
1/13/56 Home 56-43 W 12/20/60 Away 59-58 W All-Time Record: 15-1
2/28/56 Away 57-63 L 12/31/60 Home 84-61 W Home: 7-0
1/7/57 Home 49-57 L
Houston 12/21/62 Home 68-66 W Away: 6-1
3/5/57 Away 60-77 L 12/21/63 Away 58-77 L
1/11/58 Away 65-51 W 1/4/69 Home 85-62 W
3/1/58 Home 62-48 W 12/26/69 Home 88-80 W
Neutral: 0-1 Date Location Score Result
1/17/59 Home 61-48 W 2/18/71 Away 80-71 W
2/23/59 Away 62-59 W 12/10/77 Home 102-89 W
2/13/60 Away 66-68 L
Date Location Score Result 1/10/15 Home 63-45 W
2/20/60 Home 63-58 W Illinois
3/11/67 Neutral 58-59 L 2/7/15 Away 77-63 W
3/13/71 Away 69-72 L 1/14/16 Home 65-64 W
3/6/61 Away 88-72 W Home: 0-0
2/19/62 Away 82-72 W 2/27/16 Away 62-61 W
Away: 0-1
2/26/62 Home 82-72 W Houston Baptist Neutral: 2-1
3/11/16 Neutral 78-64 W
1/14/63 Away 57-60 L All-Time Record: 3-0 1/5/17 Away 77-64 W
2/18/63 Home 83-69 W Home: 3-0 1/21/17 Home 94-71 W
12/18/64 Away 54-91 L Away: 0-0 3/10/17 Neutral 78-60 W
2/16/65 Home 76-75 W Neutral: 0-0 1/27/18 Away 73-48 W
12/8/84 Away 55-93 L
2/11/66 Away 66-92 L First Meeting: 1974-75 2/24/18 Home 82-58 W
11/28/86 Neutral 65-67 L
2/22/66 Away 49-105 L Last Meeting: 2015-16 1/31/19 Home 70-54 W
11/28/92 Neutral 95-94 W
2/26/66 Home 80-102 L Date Location Score Result 2/28/19 Away 75-55 W
12/16/17 Neutral 74-69 W
1/5/67 Home 71-61 W 11/29/74 Home 82-53 W 1/11/20 Home 74-71 W
1/6/67 Home 64-51 W 11/29/75 Home 104-97 W 2/8/20 Away 67-61 W
2/23/67 Away 77-87 L 11/13/15 Home 91-69 W Illinois State
2/1/68 Home 95-87 W
Home: 1-1
Kansas State
3/1/68 Away 73-60 W Howard Payne Away: 1-1
3/2/68 Away 89-97 L (2OT) All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0
12/16/68 Away 74-68 W Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0
2/4/69 Home 88-80 W Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
2/6/69 Home 103-78 W Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: 1969-70
12/19/69 Away 110-80 W First Meeting: 1949-50 Last Meeting: 1969-70
1/16/82 Away 58-72 L
1/17/70 Home 83-75 W Last Meeting: 1949-50 Date Location Score Result
2/18/82 Home 65-62 W
2/1/71 Home 75-57 W Date Location Score Result 3/12/70 Neutral 70-66 W
1/6/83 Home 62-72 L
2/13/71 Away 76-67 W 12/28/49 Neutral 54-37 W
2/5/83 Away 66-50 W
3/1/76 Home 125-102 W
Kansas Wesleyan
2/1/77 Away 99-98 W
Idaho Indiana All-Time Record: 1-0
All-Time Record: 25-5 Home: 0-0
Hawai’i Home: 14-0 Away: 0-0
Home: 0-0
All-Time Record: 15-4 Away: 8-5 Neutral: 1-0
Away: 0-1
Home: 7-0 Neutral: 3-0 First Meeting: 1941-42
Neutral: 0-1
Away: 5-4 First Meeting: 1964-65 Last Meeting: 1941-42
Neutral: 3-0 Last Meeting: 2013-14 Date Location Score Result
First Meeting: 1978-79 Date Location Score Result 3/3/42 Neutral 40-36 W
2/6/93 Home 77-65 W Louisville
Kearney State 1/5/94 Home 94-76 W
Maryland-Eastern Shore
All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 1-1 All-Time Record: 2-0
2/24/94 Away 83-84 L Away: 0-3
Home: 1-0 Home: 2-0
1/5/95 Away 98-78 W Neutral: 0-0
Away: 0-0 Away: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0
3/11/95 Neutral 79-87 L Last Meeting: 2007-08
First Meeting: 1951-52 First Meeting: 1996-97
Last Meeting: 1951-52 Last Meeting: 2002-03
2/10/96 Away 57-73 L 1/29/73 Away 64-91 L
Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result
1/30/97 Home 84-64 W 2/7/74 Home 76-73 W
12/5/51 Home 67-54 W 11/25/96 Home 93-81 W
3/7/97 Neutral 88-76 W 1/11/75 Home 69-82 L 12/3/02 Home 81-63 W
1/15/98 Away 59-61 L (OT) 1/30/75 Away 42-51 L
Kentucky 1/14/99 Home 60-46 W 12/22/07 Away 65-70 L
All-Time Record: 0-1 1/20/00 Away 66-78 L Massachusetts
Home: 0-0 3/10/00 Neutral 89-84 W (OT) All-Time Record: 0-1
Away: 0-0 2/23/08 Home 80-48 W
Loyola (Chicago) Home: 0-0
Neutral: 0-1 All-Time Record: 0-1 Away: 0-0
11/30/08 Away 77-82 L
First Meeting: 1998-99 Home: 0-0 Neutral: 0-1
12/5/15 Away 53-67 L
Last Meeting: 1998-99 Away: 0-1 First Meeting: 2010-11
12/3/16 Home 93-85 W
Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2010-11
3/12/99 Neutral 60-82 L First Meeting: 1967-68 Date Location Score Result
Long Island Last Meeting: 1967-68 11/20/10 Neutral 57-71 L
Kentucky Wesleyan Home: 0-0 2/10/68 Away 75-81 L
All-Time Record: 0-3 Away: 0-1 McMurry
Home: 0-1 Neutral: 0-1 All-Time Record: 4-0
Away: 0-2 First Meeting: 1938-39
Loyola Marymount Home: 4-0
Neutral: 0-0 All-Time Record: 4-3 Away: 0-0
First Meeting: 1955-56 Home: 4-1 Neutral: 0-0
Last Meeting: 1956-57 Away: 0-1 First Meeting: 1946-47
3/15/39 Neutral 45-52 L
Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-1 Last Meeting: 1959-60
1/12/40 Away 31-57 L
12/19/55 Home 55-75 L First Meeting: 1938-39 Date Location Score Result
12/13/56 Away 64-70 L Last Meeting: 2008-09 1/6/47 Home 64-34 W
12/31/56 Away 46-91 L
Louisiana Date Location Score Result 12/18/53 Home 59-54 W
All-Time Record: 5-10 12/15/38 Home 42-43 L 12/9/58 Home 80-58 W
Home: 3-4 12/16/38 Home 58-43 W
LaSalle 12/14/59 Home 81-59 W
Away: 1-6 12/15/39 Home 44-34 W
All-Time Record: 0-1 Neutral: 1-0 12/16/39 Home 57-37 W
Home: 0-0 First Meeting: 1982-83 3/16/90 Neutral 92-111 L
McNeese
Away: 0-1 Last Meeting: 2012-13 All-Time Record: 2-1
11/17/06 Away 69-71 L
Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result Home: 1-1
12/28/08 Home 104-62 W
First Meeting: 1972-73 12/18/82 Away 84-97 L Away: 1-0
Last Meeting: 1972-73 3/22/92 Neutral 81-73 W Neutral: 0-0
Date Location Score Result 1/11/01 Away 65-66 L
Loyola (New Orleans) First Meeting: 1955-56
12/28/72 Away 70-76 L All-Time Record: 1-0 Last Meeting: 2011-12
2/1/01 Home 87-80 W
Home: 1-0 Date Location Score Result
1/19/02 Home 66-71 L
Away: 0-0 12/8/55 Away 75-71 W
LeMoyne-Owen 2/23/02 Away 67-69 L
Neutral: 0-0
All-Time Record: 1-0 1/2/03 Away 74-81 L 12/3/56 Home 48-51 L
First Meeting: 1972-73 12/21/11 Home 82-62 W
Home: 1-0 2/15/03 Home 58-69 L
Away: 0-0 1/21/04 Away 53-67 L
Neutral: 0-0 2/18/04 Home 58-76 L
1/20/73 Home 75-69 W
McPherson
First Meeting: 2007-08 1/20/05 Home 79-89 L All-Time Record: 1-0
Last Meeting: 2007-08 2/17/05 Away 49-91 L Home: 0-0
Date Location Score Result 11/12/10 Away 92-76 W Lubbock Christian Away: 0-0
11/18/07 Home 100-64 W 12/21/10 Home 82-76 W All-Time Record: 3-0 Neutral: 1-0
11/23/12 Home 79-57 W Home: 3-0 First Meeting: 1937-38
Long Beach State Neutral: 0-0
All-Time Record: 22-19 Louisiana Tech First Meeting: 1973-74
Home: 14-4 All-Time Record: 16-4 3/7/38 Neutral 53-37 W
Away: 6-14 Home: 10-0
Neutral: 2-1 Away: 5-4
1/19/74 Home 97-59 W
Memphis
First Meeting: 1981-82 Neutral: 1-0 All-Time Record: 1-5
11/27/76 Home 114-90 W
Last Meeting: 2016-17 First Meeting: 1977-78 Home: 0-1
12/30/83 Home 107-86 W
Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2012-13 Away: 0-4
12/5/81 Home 70-85 L Date Location Score Result Neutral: 1-0
1/14/84 Away 71-64 W 12/9/77 Home 69-51 W Marquette First Meeting: 1961-62
2/11/84 Home 89-93 L 2/17/01 Away 77-72 W All-Time Record: 1-2 Last Meeting: 1994-95
1/12/85 Away 85-79 W 1/21/06 Away 61-66 L Home: 1-0 Date Location Score Result
2/23/85 Home 70-72 L 2/23/06 Home 64-60 W Away: 0-2 1/2/62 Away 70-85 L
1/11/86 Home 80-57 W 1/17/07 Away 71-73 L (OT) Neutral: 0-0 12/3/62 Away 77-101 L
2/22/86 Away 72-61 W 3/1/07 Home 79-64 W First Meeting: 1964-65 1/27/73 Away 61-75 L
1/17/87 Away 75-80 L 3/8/07 Home 77-70 W Last Meeting: 1971-72 2/24/73 Home 53-54 L
2/23/87 Home 84-75 W 1/19/08 Home 63-54 W Date Location Score Result 1/31/74 Away 66-73 L
1/23/88 Away 67-75 L 2/14/08 Away 85-63 W 12/12/64 Away 54-62 L 11/23/94 Neutral 81-78 W
2/20/88 Home 61-62 L 2/16/09 Home 65-63 W 1/16/71 Away 53-65 L
Miami (OH)
1/15/90 Away 56-72 L 2/8/10 Home 70-68 W Maryland Home: 0-0
2/3/90 Home 104-91 W 2/7/11 Home 75-57 W All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 0-0
3/10/90 Away 85-90 L 2/12/11 Away 50-49 W Home: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
1/7/91 Home 80-63 W 1/7/12 Away 83-73 W Away: 1-0 First Meeting: 2017-18
2/2/91 Away 66-64 W 2/4/12 Home 83-72 W Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2017-18
1/11/92 Home 67-51 W 3/10/12 Neutral 82-57 W First Meeting: 1956-57 Date Location Score Result
2/6/92 Away 76-92 L 12/31/12 Away 72-81 L Last Meeting: 1956-57 12/23/17 Neutral 63-54 W
3/14/92 Away 80-72 W 3/7/13 Home 78-60 W Date Location Score Result
1/9/93 Away 71-97 L 12/29/56 Away 45-43 W
1/16/97 Away 81-85 L 2/22/36 Away 33-25 W
Montana 3/1/97 Home 76-66 W 1/8/37 Home 31-29 W
Michigan State
All-Time Record: 1-1 3/8/97 Away 63-80 L 1/9/37 Home 39-32 W
Home: 0-0 1/29/98 Home 103-76 W 3/1/37 Away 49-33 W
Home: 0-0
Away: 0-1 3/1/98 Away 72-82 L 3/2/37 Away 36-22 W
Away: 0-0
Neutral: 1-0 1/28/99 Away 75-63 W 1/28/38 Home 58-32 W
Neutral: 0-1
First Meeting: 1964-65 2/27/99 Home 65-58 W 1/29/38 Home 60-49 W
Last Meeting: 2001-02 2/3/00 Away 72-66 W 2/28/38 Away 69-39 W
1/1/65 Away 65-76 L 2/4/06 Home 80-91 L 1/27/39 Away 59-41 W
3/19/10 Neutral 67-70 L
12/22/01 Neutral 79-67 W 2/9/06 Away 63-85 L 1/28/39 Away 67-49 W
3/10/06 Away 59-70 L 2/10/39 Home 85-26 W
Middle Tennessee 1/20/07 Home 80-73 W 2/12/39 Home 77-44 W
All-Time Record: 5-3 Montana State 3/3/07 Away 65-69 L 2/2/40 Away 51-37 W
Home: 1-2 All-Time Record: 6-0
1/24/08 Home 78-87 L 2/3/40 Away 53-44 W
Away: 3-0 Home: 3-0
2/28/08 Away 85-98 L 2/29/40 Home 74-47 W
Neutral: 1-1 Away: 3-0
3/14/08 Home 83-75 W 3/1/40 Home 55-48 W
First Meeting: 1957-58 Neutral: 0-0
1/8/09 Home 71-79 L (OT) 12/10/40 Home 40-31 W
Last Meeting: 2004-05 First Meeting: 1960-61
2/7/09 Away 62-60 W 12/11/40 Home 28-23 W
Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1971-72
1/4/10 Home 67-77 L 2/18/41 Away 29-44 L
3/4/10 Away 92-100 L 1/10/42 Away 25-30 L
2/22/01 Away 81-60 W 12/22/60 Away 67-63 W
3/12/10 Away 80-79 W 2/19/42 Home 38-34 W
1/10/02 Away 94-88 W (OT) 1/10/70 Home 106-68 W
1/20/11 Away 71-90 L 2/16/44 Away 27-55 L
3/3/02 Neutral 63-48 W 2/9/70 Away 92-73 W
3/5/11 Home 77-68 W 12/14/45 Away 31-38 L
1/23/03 Home 68-70 L 1/9/71 Away 83-74 W
3/10/11 Neutral 66-60 W 12/15/45 Away 23-50 L
1/29/04 Away 81-76 W 1/30/71 Home 108-89 W
1/26/12 Home 60-68 L 1/25/46 Home 39-60 L
1/27/05 Home 50-65 L 12/29/71 Home 95-85 W
3/1/12 Away 61-65 L 1/26/46 Home 49-61 L
3/4/05 Neutral 63-77 L 1/17/47 Home 45-68 L
Morgan State New Mexico 1/24/47 Away 30-55 L
Midwestern State All-Time Record: 2-0
All-Time Record: 101-123 1/14/48 Home 43-47 L
All-Time Record: 3-0 Home: 2-0 1/24/48 Away 41-53 L
Home: 61-47
Home: 3-0 Away: 0-0 1/20/49 Away 49-60 L
Away: 40-74
Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 2/3/49 Home 51-32 W
Neutral: 0-2
Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: 1990-91 1/21/50 Neutral 61-77 L
First Meeting: 1985-86 Last Meeting: 1993-94 2/1/50 Home 54-53 W (OT)
Last Meeting: 2004-05 Date Location Score Result 1/17/51 Away 50-52 L
Date Location Score Result 12/29/90 Home 128-71 W 2/16/51 Home 53-45 W
12/22/04 Home 9-21 L (OT)
1/27/06 Away 16-28 L
11/27/04 Home 81-55 W Murray State 2/12/08 Away 25-44 L 12/16/52 Home 65-61 W
All-Time Record: 1-7 1/27/11 Home 9-15 L 3/2/53 Away 72-69 W (OT)
Mississippi State Home: 1-0 2/3/11 Away 10-18 L 12/16/53 Away 38-58 L
All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 0-6 2/28/13 Home 12-26 L 3/2/54 Home 58-51 W
Home: 0-0 Neutral: 0-1 2/15/15 Home 29-33 L 12/11/54 Away 61-60 W
Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 1937-38 2/11/16 Away 37-34 W 2/22/55 Home 64-57 W
Neutral: 1-0 Last Meeting: 1964-65 2/23/17 Home 30-27 W 12/5/55 Home 66-53 W
First Meeting: 2019-20 Date Location Score Result 2/21/19 Home 57-20 W 1/18/56 Away 58-51 W
Last Meeting: 2019-20 3/10/38 Neutral 29-30 L 2/22/19 Home 40-20 W 11/30/56 Away 62-64 L
Date Location Score Result 12/11/50 Away 55-65 L 2/28/19 Away 39-8 W 12/7/56 Home 65-73 L
12/22/19 Neutral 58-52 W 12/17/51 Away 51-59 L 3/1/19 Away 29-21 W 12/16/57 Away 60-49 W
12/17/55 Home 58-48 W 1922-23 Home 28-20 W 12/13/58 Home 67-53 W
12/11/56 Away 67-81 L 1922-23 Home 23-21 W 1/4/59 Away 96-59 W
Mississippi Valley State 12/4/58 Away 51-66 L 2/20/23 Away 29-25 W 12/12/59 Away 63-68 L
All-Time Record: 3-0 11/30/62 Away 55-90 L 2/21/23 Away 32-22 W 2/1/60 Home 78-66 W
Home: 3-0 12/14/64 Away 69-72 L 2/6/25 Away 16-24 L 12/9/60 Home 82-69 W
Away: 0-0 2/7/25 Away 9-17 L 12/18/61 Away 76-72 W (2OT)
Neutral: 0-0 12/26/61 Home 86-62 W
Nebraska 3/2/25 Home 24-34 L
3/3/25 Home 19-29 L 12/28/61 Neutral 76-80 L
Last Meeting: 2015-16 2/26/26 Away 10-50 L 12/8/62 Home 51-71 L
Home: 0-1
Date Location Score Result 2/27/26 Away 21-33 L 1/7/63 Away 65-84 L
Away: 0-0
12/2/86 Home 65-61 W 2/21/27 Home 11-27 L 12/14/63 Away 55-92 L
Neutral: 1-0
11/21/15 Home 85-46 W 2/28/27 Away 18-49 L 12/10/64 Away 38-86 L
3/1/27 Away 39-45 L 1/30/65 Home 37-62 L
Missouri 12/20/75 Home 75-79 L 2/9/28 Away 51-53 L 1/29/66 Home 69-81 L
All-Time Record: 0-1 2/10/28 Away 32-53 L 2/10/66 Away 61-74 L
3/19/93 Neutral 93-79 W
Home: 0-0 2/15/29 Away 26-43 L 12/17/66 Home 62-61 W (OT)
Away: 0-1 2/16/29 Away 28-55 L 2/9/67 Away 57-65 L
Neutral: 0-0
Nevada 1/6/68 Home 64-71 L
2/14/30 Away 15-35 L
All-Time Record: 19-17 2/7/68 Away 71-72 L
Home: 11-5 3/16/68 Away 62-58 W
Last Meeting: 1951-52 1/29/31 Home 36-40 L
Away: 6-12 1/29/69 Home 66-86 L
Date Location Score Result 1/30/31 Home 32-36 L
Neutral: 2-0 2/1/69 Away 66-68 L
12/13/51 Away 38-43 L 2/5/32 Away 37-44 L
2/6/32 Away 48-42 W
Missouri State Date Location Score Result
2/3/33 Home 18-30 L
2/4/33 Home 39-46 L 12/22/70 Away 66-72 L
All-Time Record: 1-1 1/30/93 Away 96-89 W
2/16/34 Away 22-35 L 1/2/71 Home 76-65 W
Home: 1-0 2/27/93 Home 87-66 W
2/17/34 Away 35-37 L (OT) 12/4/71 Away 76-78 L
Away: 0-1 1/22/94 Home 92-84 W
1/18/35 Home 43-39 W 12/6/71 Home 94-79 W
Neutral: 0-0 2/3/94 Away 68-77 L
1/19/35 Home 36-35 W 12/5/72 Away 67-88 L
First Meeting: 1950-51 3/11/94 Neutral 68-67 W
2/22/35 Away 26-32 L 12/13/72 Home 67-68 L
2/23/35 Away 31-28 W 12/1/73 Home 66-75 L
2/14/36 Home 36-42 L 12/11/73 Away 71-72 L
12/12/50 Away 54-64 L 1/5/96 Home 83-68 W
2/14/36 Home 61-39 W 12/3/74 Away 58-59 L
12/22/12 Home 71-51 W 3/2/96 Away 66-62 W
2/21/36 Away 39-43 L 12/7/74 Home 65-59 W

12/9/75 Away 70-85 L 12/9/17 Away 65-62 W 1/31/36 Away 38-20 W Last Meeting: 2012-13
12/13/75 Home 82-68 W 11/17/18 Away 98-94 W 2/1/36 Away 55-45 W Date Location Score Result
12/1/76 Home 112-103 W 12/4/18 Home 100-65 W 2/15/37 Home 72-34 W 11/18/12 Away 83-86 L
12/22/76 Away 75-71 W 11/21/19 Home 77-78 L 2/16/37 Home 72-28 W
12/3/77 Home 87-94 L 12/14/19 Away 62-69 L 12/10/48 Away 52-39 W Norfolk State
11/27/78 Home 96-93 W New Mexico Highlands Home: 1-0
12/9/78 Away 74-81 L All-Time Record: 9-5 Away: 0-0
12/8/79 Home 68-58 W
New Mexico Mines
Home: 9-0 All-Time Record: 31-12 Neutral: 0-0
12/22/79 Away 103-84 W Away: 0-5 First Meeting: 2006-07
Home: 22-4
11/29/80 Away 79-97 L Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2006-07
Away: 9-7
12/20/80 Home 73-69 W First Meeting: 1928-29 Date Location Score Result
Neutral: 0-1
12/12/81 Away 85-81 W Last Meeting: 2003-04 12/28/06 Home 107-84 W
12/21/81 Home 59-56 W Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1945-46
12/11/82 Home 101-86 W 2/27/29 Away 25-27 L
12/23/82 Away 74-78 L (2OT)
Date Location Score Result North Carolina
1/23/31 Away 24-52 L 2/26/21 Home 2-0 W (F) All-Time Record: 0-1
12/17/83 Home 67-60 W 1/24/31 Away 27-49 L 2/9/23 Home 31-14 W Home: 0-0
12/22/83 Away 51-57 L 2/12/32 Away 31-46 L 2/22/23 Away 32-22 W Away: 0-0
12/4/84 Away 67-64 W 2/13/32 Away 25-29 L 2/23/23 Away 30-20 W Neutral: 0-1
12/17/84 Home 72-87 L 3/7/50 Home 56-54 W 2/1/24 Home 28-12 W First Meeting: 1974-75
12/23/85 Away 44-54 L 11/25/78 Home 125-73 W 2/2/24 Home 24-21 W Last Meeting: 1974-75
12/30/85 Home 53-44 W 12/15/81 Home 105-87 W 2/18/24 Away 36-23 W Date Location Score Result
12/4/86 Home 81-62 W 12/14/82 Home 133-85 W 2/19/24 Away 33-21 W 3/15/75 Neutral 69-93 L
12/3/87 Away 71-72 L 11/23/90 Home 111-66 W 2/4/25 Home 42-24 W North Carolina-Asheville
12/10/87 Home 72-76 L 11/29/93 Home 121-81 W 2/8/25 Away 14-16 L All-Time Record: 0-1
12/5/88 Home 70-66 W 11/22/03 Home 89-69 W 2/9/25 Away 10-18 L Home: 0-1
12/17/88 Away 61-64 L 1/6/15 Home 75-67 W 1/26/26 Home 27-16 W Away: 0-0
12/2/89 Home 60-55 W
1/27/26 Home 39-11 W Neutral: 0-0
12/8/89 Away 74-73 W
12/7/90 Away 88-94 L
New Mexico Military 2/24/26 Home 27-19 W First Meeting: 1996-97
All-Time Record: 41-12 2/25/26 Home 21-23 L Last Meeting: 1996-97
12/15/90 Home 72-64 W
Home: 25-4 1/24/27 Home 37-17 W Date Location Score Result
11/30/91 Away 80-73 W
Away: 16-4 1/25/27 Home 43-28 W 12/30/97 Home 64-65 L
1/6/92 Home 68-63 W
Neutral: 0-1 2/25/27 Away 22-39 L
12/12/92 Home 62-69 L
12/23/92 Away 66-71 L
North Carolina A&T
12/11/93 Away 112-104 W (2OT) All-Time Record: 1-0
12/20/93 Home 63-62 W Home: 1-0
2/23/12 Neutral 28-53 L 1928-29 Home 22-28 L
12/9/94 Home 74-65 W Away: 0-0
2/14/18 Home 27-21 W 1928-29 Home 25-24 W
12/17/94 Away 96-89 W Neutral: 0-0
2/16/18 Home 40-21 W 1/10/30 Away 32-19 W
1/16/20 Away 29-18 W 1/11/30 Away 23-26 L
1/17/20 Away 31-14 W 1/9/31 Home 48-22 W
12/7/96 Home 72-86 L Date Location Score Result
1/30/20 Home 47-15 W 1/10/31 Home 46-21 W
12/13/96 Away 82-84 L (OT) 11/26/09 Home 84-68 W
1/31/20 Home 43-20 W 12/15/31 Home 32-28 W
11/19/97 Away 79-80 L
1/21/21 Away 19-13 W 12/16/31 Home 25-26 L
12/9/97 Home 59-62 L
1/22/21 Away 25-13 W 1/13/33 Home 41-16 W North Dakota State
1/2/99 Away 66-77 L
2/4/21 Home 11-10 W 1/14/33 Home 44-18 W All-Time Record: 1-0
1/19/99 Home 76-55 W
2/5/21 Home 22-7 W 1/26/34 Away 33-22 W Home: 1-0
12/8/99 Home 66-57 W
1/27/22 Away 16-17 L 1/27/34 Away 17-21 L Away: 0-0
12/23/99 Away 63-60 W
2/11/22 Home 21-10 W 2/20/34 Home 44-33 W Neutral: 0-0
12/7/00 Home 65-68 L (OT)
1/26/23 Home 38-8 W 2/21/34 Home 41-22 W First Meeting: 2018-19
1/6/01 Away 79-68 W (OT)
1/27/23 Home 28-11 W 12/14/40 Away 29-34 L Last Meeting: 2018-19
12/5/01 Home 64-66 L
2/16/23 Away 30-15 W 2/26/41 Home 42-30 W Date Location Score Result
12/16/01 Away 49-70 L
2/17/23 Away 26-16 W 1/9/42 Away 36-33 W 11/6/18 Home 73-56 W
11/30/02 Home 59-58 W
1/18/24 Home 12-15 L 1/24/42 Home 47-44 W
12/15/02 Away 72-60 W
12/3/03 Home 67-48 W
1/19/24 Home 20-18 W 3/5/42 Neutral 33-41 L North Texas
2/8/24 Away 11-25 L 12/13/45 Away 49-57 L All-Time Record: 19-9
12/22/03 Away 49-65 L
2/9/24 Away 27-24 W 1/12/46 Home 38-47 L Home: 11-3
12/1/04 Away 80-99 L
1/26/25 Home 22-33 L Away: 7-6
12/4/04 Home 66-84 L
1/27/25 Home 29-25 W New Orleans Neutral: 1-0
12/3/05 Home 67-61 W
1/30/25 Home 31-23 W All-Time Record: 4-6 First Meeting: 1951-52
12/13/05 Away 68-71 L (OT)
1/31/25 Home 34-30 W Home: 2-3 Last Meeting: 2008-09
11/28/06 Away 76-79 L
1/29/26 Away 23-16 W Away: 2-3 Date Location Score Result
12/5/06 Home 103-72 W
1/30/26 Away 24-18 W Neutral: 0-0 12/30/51 Neutral 55-54 W
12/4/07 Home 71-62 W
2/5/26 Home 33-1 W First Meeting: 2000-01 2/10/73 Away 63-64 L
12/19/07 Away 69-83 L
2/6/26 Home 35-15 W Last Meeting: 2004-05 3/5/73 Home 88-75 W
12/23/08 Away 62-76 L
1/28/27 Home 13-17 L Date Location Score Result 2/14/74 Home 74-83 L
12/30/08 Home 66-68 L
1926-27 Home 16-22 L 1/13/01 Home 63-64 L (OT) 2/28/74 Away 95-69 W
11/17/09 Home 87-97 L
2/17/28 Away 25-37 L 2/3/01 Away 62-55 W 1/18/75 Home 85-68 W
12/5/09 Away 58-75 L
2/18/28 Away 27-43 L 1/3/02 Home 77-62 W 2/15/75 Away 73-59 W
12/4/10 Home 78-84 L (OT)
2/22/29 Home 39-36 W 1/31/02 Away 64-62 W 12/22/87 Home 91-71 W
12/11/10 Away 62-78 L
11/16/11 Away 62-53 W
2/20/30 Away 20-23 L 2/6/03 Home 78-60 W 2/23/97 Away 72-68 W
12/28/11 Home 69-89 L
2/21/30 Away 28-32 L 1/15/04 Home 59-70 L 1/22/98 Away 93-84 W
12/15/12 Away 58-73 L
12/19/12 Home 63-68 L
12/4/13 Home 70-79 L
2/19/32 Home 52-30 W 2/10/05 Home 66-71 L 2/20/99 Away 84-82 W
12/17/13 Away 67-61 W
2/20/32 Home 51-37 W 1/26/00 Away 73-75 L
12/3/14 Away 47-62 L
2/17/33 Away 37-40 L 3/1/00 Home 97-79 W
12/20/14 Home 67-69 L
2/18/33 Away 41-31 W
Nigara
11/15/15 Home 74-83 L 12/28/00 Home 82-70 W
2/9/34 Home 46-40 W 1/24/01 Away 85-71 W
12/16/15 Away 61-79 L Home: 0-0
2/10/34 Home 49-33 W 12/29/01 Away 71-76 L
11/18/16 Away 59-72 L Away: 0-1
2/1/35 Away 28-25 W 1/26/02 Home 88-71 W
12/10/16 Home 84-71 W Neutral: 0-0
2/2/35 Away 30-22 W 2/1/03 Away 75-82 L
3/1/03 Home 80-66 W Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 1957-58
1/10/04 Away 70-67 W 2/8/69 Away 63-59 W Last Meeting: 2010-11
2/7/04 Home 77-62 W
Oklahoma City Date Location Score Result
1/8/05 Home 69-79 L 12/11/57 Home 76-74 W
2/5/05 Away 67-79 L
Northern New Mexico Home: 0-0
2/2/61 Home 84-59 W
All-Time Record: 8-0 Away: 1-2
12/1/07 Home 72-75 L 1/28/84 Away 75-69 W
12/6/08 Away 83-85 L 2/25/84 Home 70-68 W
1/16/85 Away 59-61 L
Neutral: 2-0 Last Meeting: 1966-67
Northern Arizona 2/16/85 Home 79-64 W
Home: 11-11 2/15/86 Away 74-88 L
Away: 9-12 3/7/86 Neutral 75-61 W
2/14/12 Home 100-68 W 12/1/66 Away 82-64 W
Neutral: 0-0 1/8/87 Home 56-50 W
11/21/12 Home 67-37 W
12/21/13 Home 97-47 W Oklahoma Panhandle State 1/16/88 Home 63-59 W
Date Location Score Result 2/11/88 Away 84-75 W (OT)
2/8/16 Neutral 85-54 W Home: 2-0
2/3/27 Home 28-41 L 1/14/89 Away 70-75 L
1/30/17 Neutral 98-75 W Away: 0-0
1926-27 Away 29-46 L 2/11/89 Home 79-60 W
1/30/18 Home 73-45 W Neutral: 0-0
3/2/31 Away 52-22 W 1/4/90 Home 81-60 W
3/3/31 Away 14-39 L 3/1/90 Away 68-55 W
Last Meeting: 2009-10 1/4/91 Away 70-68 W
2/15/32 Home 31-44 L
2/16/32 Home 28-33 L
Northwestern Date Location Score Result 2/28/91 Home 67-60 W
All-Time Record: 1-0 11/21/09 Home 83-73 W 1/18/92 Away 90-77 W (2OT)
2/27/33 Away 23-34 L
Home: 0-0 12/16/10 Home 78-46 W 2/13/92 Home 75-67 W
2/28/33 Away 23-48 L
Away: 0-0 3/15/92 Neutral 74-73 W
2/5/34 Home 36-42 L
2/6/34 Home 28-30 L
Neutral: 1-0 Oklahoma State 1/16/93 Home 53-48 W
First Meeting: 2004-05 All-Time Record: 1-7 2/11/93 Away 68-71 L
1/25/35 Away 37-41 L
Last Meeting: 2004-05 Home: 1-3 1/29/94 Away 95-94 W (OT)
1/26/35 Away 35-32 W
Date Location Score Result Away: 0-3 3/3/94 Home 86-73 W
1/17/36 Home 37-47 L
11/20/04 Neutral 64-61 W Neutral: 0-1 1/28/95 Home 86-89 L
1/18/36 Home 53-54 L
1/26/37 Away 52-48 W First Meeting: 1951-52 2/25/95 Away 72-65 W
1/27/37 Away 45-59 L Northwestern State Last Meeting: 1993-94 1/10/96 Away 66-78 L
1/14/38 Home 71-52 W All-Time Record: 1-0 Date Location Score Result 2/1/96 Home 59-75 L
1/15/38 Home 52-35 W Home: 1-0 12/8/51 Away 43-45 L (2OT) 2/1/97 Home 80-76 W (OT)
1/6/39 Away 56-39 W Away: 0-0 12/3/52 Home 29-55 L 1/17/98 Away 64-73 L
1/7/39 Away 61-36 W Neutral: 0-0 12/4/52 Home 39-54 L 1/16/99 Home 66-61 W
1/26/40 Home 59-50 W First Meeting: 1995-96 12/21/57 Away 55-72 L 3/4/99 Neutral 89-78 W
1/27/40 Home 70-47 W Last Meeting: 1995-96 12/9/61 Away 54-65 L 1/22/00 Away 48-47 W
2/10/41 Away 43-30 W Date Location Score Result 12/17/62 Home 62-68 L 2/18/06 Away 79-69 W (OT)
2/11/41 Away 59-61 L 12/4/95 Home 50-46 W 12/23/73 Home 85-56 W 11/14/06 Home 76-74 W
2/24/41 Home 40-47 L 3/18/94 Neutral 55-65 L 2/20/10 Away 84-78 W
12/18/10 Home 69-64 W
2/4/42 Home 40-38 W OT Ohio
2/11/42 Away 36-52 L All-Time Record: 1-2 Oral Roberts
1/19/46 Home 35-46 L Home: 1-0 All-Time Record: 1-1 Pasadena
2/6/47 Away 45-65 L Away: 0-1 Home: 1-0 All-Time Record: 2-0
2/21/47 Home 41-45 L Neutral: 0-1 Away: 0-1 Home: 1-0
1/8/48 Home 59-39 W First Meeting: 1994-95 Neutral: 0-0 Away: 1-0
2/6/48 Away 40-59 L Last Meeting: 2007-08 First Meeting: 2014-14 Neutral: 0-0
1/13/49 Away 52-75 L Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2014-15 First Meeting: 1959-60
2/11/49 Home 40-49 L 11/25/94 Neutral 80-84 L (OT) Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1960-61
1/12/50 Away 46-36 W 2/17/07 Home 77-72 W 12/13/14 Away 83-86 L Date Location Score Result
3/3/50 Home 59-46 W 11/9/07 Away 72-80 L 12/21/15 Home 76-61 W 2/4/60 Away 79-56 W
1/9/51 Home 94-46 W 1/31/61 Home 94-66 W
2/21/51 Away 67-53 W
Ohio State Oregon
2/12/52 Home 61-42 W Pasadena Nazarene
All-Time Record: 1-1 All-Time Record: 2-2
2/27/52 Away 54-49 W All-Time Record: 2-0
Home: 0-0 Home: 0-1
1/15/53 Away 52-84 L Home: 1-0
Away: 0-1 Away: 1-1
2/21/53 Home 68-58 W Away: 1-0
Neutral: 1-0 Neutral: 1-0
12/10/76 Home 82-77 W Neutral: 0-0
First Meeting: 1967-68 First Meeting: 1959-60
Last Meeting: 1997-98 Last Meeting: 1992-93 First Meeting: 1954-55
Northern Colorado Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 1957-58
All-Time Record: 5-3 12/19/67 Away 75-78 L 3/9/60 Away 60-68 L Date Location Score Result
Home: 4-3 12/29/97 Neutral 73-46 W 1/15/72 Away 82-76 W 12/13/54 Away 69-67 W
Away: 1-0 12/22/84 Home 51-55 L 1/28/58 Home 76-73 W
Neutral: 0-0
Oklahoma 11/27/92 Neutral 86-75 W
First Meeting: 1941-42 Pepperdine
Last Meeting: 2014-15 All-Time Record: 4-7
Home: 0-0 Oregon State
Away: 0-1 All-Time Record: 0-3 Home: 3-3
12/18/41 Home 31-36 L (OT) Away: 1-4
Neutral: 0-0 Home: 0-1
12/19/41 Home 30-35 L Neutral: 0-0
First Meeting: 1958-59 Away: 0-2
Last Meeting: 1958-59 Neutral: 0-0
Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 1959-60
11/12/11 Away 89-75 W Date Location Score Result
11/20/13 Home 67-63 W 12/1/50 Away 70-81 L
12/2/50 Away 58-71 L
12/17/18 Home 74-62 W Oklahoma Christian 12/26/59 Away 50-54 L
12/2/60 Home 57-65 L 1/2/53 Home 59-62 L
11/11/12 Away 62-71 L 1/3/53 Home 51-54 L
Home: 2-0
Northern Illinois Away: 0-0
12/5/53 Away 55-69 L
Neutral: 0-0
Home: 0-0
Pacific 1/20/58 Home 86-69 W
Away: 1-0 All-Time Record: 31-8 12/28/71 Home 89-82 W
Neutral: 0-0 Home: 17-2 3/16/89 Home 69-84 L
First Meeting: 1968-69 Away: 11-6 11/21/08 Home 90-66 W
12/1/69 Home 93-58 W
Last Meeting: 1968-69 Neutral: 3-0 12/18/09 Away 78-72 W
12/11/71 Home 96-71 W
First Meeting: 2015-16 Home: 0-1 2/6/10 Home 94-82 W
Portland Last Meeting: 2015-16 Away: 1-0 3/11/10 Neutral 90-69 W
All-Time Record: 3-0 Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-0 1/15/11 Home 78-53 W
Home: 1-0 11/24/15 Home 81-71 W (OT) First Meeting: 2016-17 2/23/11 Away 70-72 L (OT)
Away: 1-0 Last Meeting: 2017-18 1/19/12 Away 79-63 W
Neutral: 1-0 Rutgers Date Location Score Result 2/25/12 Home 79-68 W
First Meeting: 1959-60 All-Time Record: 1-0 11/26/16 Away 56-51 W 1/19/13 Home 70-53 W
Last Meeting: 1971-72 Home: 0-0 12/6/18 Home 65-60 L 2/14/13 Away 67-57 W
12/27/59 Neutral 66-61 W Neutral: 1-0 San Diego State Santa Clara
12/18/70 Home 82-56 W First Meeting: 1966-67 All-Time Record: 3-2 All-Time Record: 1-1
2/7/72 Away 108-50 W Last Meeting: 1966-67 Home: 2-0 Home: 0-0
Date Location Score Result Away: 1-1 Away: 0-1
Prairie View A&M 12/27/66 Neutral 80-58 W Neutral: 0-1 Neutral: 1-0
All-Time Record: 5-0 First Meeting: 1998-99 First Meeting: 1978-79
Home: 5-0 Sacramento State Last Meeting: 2001-02 Last Meeting: 1980-81
Away: 0-0 All-Time Record: 1-0 Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result
Neutral: 0-0 Home: 1-0 12/22/98 Away 66-55 W 12/29/78 Neutral 93-86 W
First Meeting: 2007-08 Away: 0-0 11/30/99 Home 66-49 W 12/22/80 Away 76-81 L
Last Meeting: 2017-18 Neutral: 0-0 11/21/00 Away 62-77 L
Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 2008-09 11/24/01 Home 94-79 W Santa Fe
12/11/07 Home 80-43 W Last Meeting: 2008-09 3/20/14 Neutral 69-73 L (OT) All-Time Record: 9-1
12/17/08 Home 88-74 W Date Location Score Result Home: 8-1
12/28/09 Home 95-76 W 12/11/08 Home 76-65 W San Francisco Away: 1-0
11/27/13 Home 91-60 W All-Time Record: 4-2 Neutral: 0-0
12/3/17 Home 69-57 W Saint Louis Home: 2-0 First Meeting: 1954-55
All-Time Record: 2-5 Away: 1-2 Last Meeting: 1982-83
Princeton Home: 2-0 Neutral: 1-0 Date Location Score Result
All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 0-3 First Meeting: 1959-60 12/1/54 Home 54-37 W
Home: 0-0 Neutral: 0-2 Last Meeting: 2011-12 12/12/60 Away 76-55 W
Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 1951-52 Date Location Score Result 12/14/62 Home 56-57 L
Neutral: 1-0 Last Meeting: 2012-13 12/5/59 Away 72-63 W 12/15/62 Home 72-62 W
First Meeting: 1972-73 Date Location Score Result 12/20/71 Home 91-84 W (OT) 2/6/67 Home 79-66 W
Last Meeting: 1972-73 3/21/52 Neutral 53-62 L 12/23/80 Away 78-93 L 1/9/68 Home 105-62 W
Date Location Score Result 12/7/57 Away 41-96 L 12/9/05 Away 64-74 L 1/11/69 Home 117-67 W
12/27/72 Neutral 61-56 W 2/15/73 Away 54-69 L 12/2/06 Home 89-78 W 12/17/79 Home 96-77 W
1/5/74 Home 74-58 W 11/26/11 Neutral 81-71 W 11/28/81 Home 94-66 W
2/6/75 Home 55-48 W 11/27/82 Home 85-73 W
Purdue
All-Time Record: 1-0 2/27/75 Away 60-78 L San Jose State
Home: 0-0 3/21/13 Neutral 44-64 L All-Time Record: 34-12 Seattle U
Away: 1-0 Home: 19-3 All-Time Record: 18-4
Neutral: 0-0 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) Away: 13-7 Home: 9-0
First Meeting: 1967-68 All-Time Record: 1-6 Neutral: 1-1 Away: 7-4
Last Meeting: 1967-68 Home: 1-2 First Meeting: 1958-59 Neutral: 2-0
Date Location Score Result Away: 0-4 Last Meeting: 2012-13 First Meeting: 1970-71
12/18/67 Away 87-80 W Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2020-21
First Meeting: 2000-01 1/5/58 Home 70-50 W Date Location Score Result
Last Meeting: 2018-19 12/19/70 Home 114-55 W 12/28/70 Home 91-78 W
Rice 1/21/84 Home 77-67 W 2/20/71 Away 71-77 L
11/19/00 Home 82-64 W 2/16/84 Away 55-59 L 1/10/13 Away 83-82 W (2OT)
Home: 1-0
11/13/09 Away 68-100 L 2/7/85 Home 59-69 L 2/9/13 Home 60-57 W
Away: 0-1
12/23/10 Home 53-73 L 2/28/85 Away 64-76 L 1/9/14 Home 96-87 W
Neutral: 1-0
11/18/14 Away 71-83 L 2/6/86 Away 74-78 L 2/8/14 Away 92-77 W
3/15/16 Away 56-58 L 2/27/86 Home 79-87 L 3/14/14 Neutral 70-68 W
11/13/17 Away 92-74 L 1/5/87 Away 62-79 L 1/17/15 Away 52-58 L
11/14/18 Home 73-58 L 1/29/87 Home 72-43 W 2/12/15 Home 73-47 W
12/2/57 Away 45-72 L
3/5/87 Neutral 54-71 L 3/14/15 Neutral 80-61 W
12/20/58 Home 58-53 W
1/7/88 Away 76-65 W 1/21/16 Away 68-60 W
3/7/70 Neutral 101-77 W Sam Houston State 2/6/88 Home 77-59 W 2/20/16 Home 70-57 W
1/10/89 Home 76-68 W 1/26/17 Away 71-56 W
Rider Home: 2-1
2/2/89 Away 77-60 W 2/25/17 Home 86-53 W
All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 0-0
1/25/90 Away 80-76 W 1/18/18 Home 75-62 W
2/24/90 Home 101-70 W 2/17/18 Away 63-73 L (OT)
1/24/91 Home 88-58 W 1/17/19 Away 87-60 W
Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2005-06
2/23/91 Away 73-67 W 2/16/19 Home 59-53 W
1/16/92 Away 81-73 W 1/18/20 Away 75-67 W
2/15/92 Home 82-57 W 2/13/20 Home 72-64 W
1/14/93 Home 87-72 W 2/12/21 Away 83-72 L
12/19/87 Home 84-43 W 11/26/05 Home 77-78 L (OT)
2/13/93 Away 60-55 W 2/13/21 Away 65-58 W
1/27/94 Away 60-59 W
Roanoke Samford 3/5/94 Home 67-71 L (OT) Simon Fraser
All-Time Record: 1-0 All-Time Record: 2-1 1/26/95 Home 76-66 W All-Time Record: 5-0
Home: 0-0 Home: 2-0 2/23/95 Away 86-91 L (OT) Home: 5-0
Away: 0-0 Away: 0-1 1/8/96 Away 60-74 L Away: 0-0
Neutral: 1-0 Neutral: 0-0 2/3/96 Home 74-73 W Neutral: 0-0
First Meeting: 1938-39 First Meeting: 1974-75 1/28/06 Away 81-75 W (OT) First Meeting: 1987-88
Last Meeting: 1938-39 Last Meeting: 1976-77 2/20/06 Home 66-61 W Last Meeting: 1997-98
Date Location Score Result Date Location Score Result 1/6/07 Home 74-68 W Date Location Score Result
3/20/39 Neutral 55-52 W 12/23/74 Home 93-58 W 1/27/07 Away 85-78 W 11/17/87 Home 83-60 W
12/18/76 Away 56-66 L 2/2/08 Away 83-81 W
Robert Morris 11/16/16 Home 58-48 W
11/22/88 Home 82-48 W
3/6/08 Home 88-65 W 11/20/89 Home 91-53 W
1/5/09 Away 75-73 W 11/20/93 Home 91-44 W
Home: 1-0
Away: 0-0 San Diego 1/29/09 Home 89-81 W 11/17/97 Home 106-70 W
Neutral: 0-0
First Meeting: 1936-37 Last Meeting: 1995-96 Date Location Score Result
Last Meeting: 2017-18 Date Location Score Result 12/7/64 Home 74-47 W
South Alabama Date Location Score Result 11/27/91 Home 87-80 W 2/26/21 Away 78-51 W
12/14/36 Neutral 36-47 L 12/22/93 Home 82-65 W 2/27/21 Away 64-55 L
Home: 4-3
12/9/37 Home 41-64 L 12/30/95 Home 81-75 W
Away: 5-2
12/10/37 Home 40-44 L
Neutral: 0-1
11/16/94 Away 97-84 W
Temple
11/18/08 Away 60-73 L
Southwestern Oklahoma All-Time Record: 0-1
Last Meeting: 2013-14 All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 0-0
11/21/10 Neutral 61-80 L
Date Location Score Result Home: 0-0 Away: 0-1
12/25/17 Neutral 77-72 L
12/17/76 Neutral 83-85 L Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0
11/29/85 Away 68-67 W Neutral: 1-0 First Meeting: 1939-40
12/6/86 Home 83-74 W Southern Colorado First Meeting: 1959-60 Last Meeting: 1939-40
1/20/01 Away 63-72 L All-Time Record: 2-0 Last Meeting: 1959-60 Date Location Score Result
2/10/01 Home 66-70 L Home: 2-0 Date Location Score Result 1/10/40 Away 43-61 L
1/5/02 Home 80-63 W Away: 0-0 12/19/59 Neutral 46-42 W
2/2/02 Away 78-74 W Neutral: 0-0
Tennessee
1/11/03 Away 84-70 W Southwestern (Texas) All-Time Record: 1-0
All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 0-0
1/17/04 Home 46-56 L Date Location Score Result
Home: 1-0 Away: 1-0
2/14/04 Away 74-65 W 1/11/68 Home 81-71 W
Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0
1/15/05 Away 67-73 L 12/28/85 Home 86-43 W
2/12/05 Home 55-63 L First Meeting: 1974-75 Last Meeting: 1955-56
12/4/12 Away 58-52 W Southern Illinois Last Meeting: 1974-75 Date Location Score Result
12/28/13 Home 82-64 W All-Time Record: 11-7 Date Location Score Result 12/30/55 Away 74-64 W
Home: 6-3 12/21/74 Home 78-42 W
South Carolina State Away: 4-4
Tennessee State
St. Bonaventure All-Time Record: 1-0
Home: 1-0 All-Time Record: 1-1 Home: 0-0
Home: 0-1 Away: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0
First Meeting: 1988-89 12/23/72 Home 71-72 L OT
Last Meeting: 1988-89 1/12/76 Away 68-70 L OT
First Meeting: 1969-70 Last Meeting: 2013-14
Date Location Score Result 3/6/76 Home 103-93 W OT
Last Meeting: 2000-01 Date Location Score Result
12/29/88 Home 72-61 W 1/22/77 Home 69-71 L
Date Location Score Result 2013-14 Neutral 70-55 W
2/17/77 Away 64-93 L
3/21/70 Neutral 79-73 W
1/28/78 Away 72-69 W
South Florida 2/18/78 Home 72-77 L
11/17/00 Home 53-68 L Tennessee Tech
All-Time Record: 1-0 All-Time Record: 4-0
1/13/79 Away 83-86 L
Home: 0-0 Stetson Home: 2-0
2/19/79 Home 86-76 W
Away: 0-0 All-Time Record: 1-0 Away: 2-0
1/17/80 Home 69-57 W
Neutral: 1-0 Home: 1-0 Neutral: 0-0
2/18/80 Away 86-114 L
First Meeting: 2019-20 Away: 0-0 First Meeting: 1967-68
1/3/81 Away 56-54 W
Last Meeting: 2019-20 Neutral: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2015-16
2/21/81 Home 72-60 W
Date Location Score Result First Meeting: 2014-15 Date Location Score Result
2/13/82 Away 65-63 W
11/26/19 Neutral 65-45 W Last Meeting: 2014-15 12/30/67 Away 95-72 W
3/2/82 Home 68-43 W
1/13/83 Away 87-84 W OT Date Location Score Result 12/27/68 Away 80-67 W
Southeastern Louisiana 2/19/83 Home 99-72 W 11/24/14 Home 88-68 W 1/25/69 Home 81-65 W
All-Time Record: 2-0 12/28/96 Neutral 91-78 W 11/18/15 Home 76-63 W
Home: 2-0 Sul Ross State
Away: 0-0 Southern Methodist (SMU) All-Time Record: 8-2 Texas
Neutral: 0-0 All-Time Record: 0-3 Home: 7-1 All-Time Record: 1-3
First Meeting: 1997-98 Home: 0-1 Away: 1-1 Home: 1-0
Last Meeting: 2012-13 Away: 0-2 Neutral: 0-0 Away: 0-1
Date Location Score Result Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: 1929-30 Neutral: 0-2
12/13/97 Home 82-79 W First Meeting: 1975-76 Last Meeting: 1975-76 First Meeting: 1979-80
11/15/12 Home 81-56 W Last Meeting: 2000-01 Date Location Score Result Last Meeting: 2007-08
Date Location Score Result 1/17/30 Away 20-32 L Date Location Score Result
Southern (Baton Rouge) 12/16/75 Away 87-94 L 1/18/30 Away 40-37 W 12/29/79 Home 77-61 W
All-Time Record: 2-0 1/2/00 Away 59-68 L 12/1/53 Home 75-58 W 12/4/80 Away 82-101 L
Home: 2-0 11/29/00 Home 75-85 L 12/3/54 Home 53-57 L 3/16/07 Neutral 67-79 L
Away: 0-0 2/8/64 Home 90-80 W 11/23/07 Neutral 87-102 L
2/4/65 Home 87-78 W 12/28/13 Home 82-64 W
Neutral: 0-0 Southern Mississippi
First Meeting: 2011-12 12/30/69 Home 95-75 W
Home: 2-0
12/17/74 Home 112-55 W
Texas A&M International
Date Location Score Result Away: 0-1 All-Time Record: 1-0
12/19/11 Home 91-66 W 2/2/76 Home 104-84 W
Neutral: 2-2 Home: 1-0
11/14/19 Home 79-63 W First Meeting: 1950-51 Away: 0-0
Last Meeting: 2012-13 Tampa Neutral: 0-0
Southern (New Orleans) Date Location Score Result All-Time Record: 0-1 First Meeting: 2018-19
All-Time Record: 1-0 12/21/50 Home 64-58 W Home: 0-0 Last Meeting: 2018-19
Home: 1-0 12/31/50 Neutral 47-54 L Away: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0 3/11/52 Neutral 86-70 W Neutral: 0-1 2/19/19 Home 80-42 W
Neutral: 0-0 12/28/78 Neutral 81-77 W First Meeting: 1949-50
First Meeting: 1996-97 11/25/11 Neutral 72-80 L Last Meeting: 1949-50
Last Meeting: 1996-97 12/4/11 Away 66-74 L Date Location Score Result Texas Christian (TCU)
Date Location Score Result 12/1/12 Home 68-60 W 3/13/50 Neutral 75-85 L All-Time Record: 0-1
12/21/96 Home 98-78 W Home: 0-0
Away: 0-0
Southern Utah Tarleton State
Neutral: 0-1
Southern California (USC) All-Time Record: 3-0 All-Time Record: 2-1
All-Time Record: 1-6 Home: 3-0 Home: 1-0
Home: 0-2 Away: 0-0 Away: 1-1
Away: 1-1 Neutral: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0
3/22/52 Neutral 44-61 L
Neutral: 0-3 First Meeting: 1991-92 First Meeting: 1964-65
Texas Southern 12/3/88 Home 68-58 W 1/20/79 Home 75-72 W First Meeting: 2008-09
All-Time Record: 6-0 12/18/89 Away 74-68 W 2/5/79 Away 85-78 W Last Meeting: 2008-09
Home: 6-0 12/22/90 Home 79-58 W 2/27/79 Home 82-79 W Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-0 12/19/91 Away 76-68 W 1/21/80 Away 74-80 L 11/15/08 Home 79-52 W
Neutral: 0-0 12/27/96 Neutral 122-105 W 2/9/80 Home 103-91 W
First Meeting: 1986-87 11/25/98 Away 43-70 L 2/9/81 Home 98-85 W UC Santa Barbara
Last Meeting: 2014-15 12/17/99 Home 84-75 W 2/26/81 Away 79-86 L (OT) All-Time Record: 24-11
Date Location Score Result 1/2/01 Away 65-71 L 3/3/81 Away 67-68 L Home: 15-2
12/8/86 Home 92-74 W 11/28/01 Home 80-81 L (OT) 1/9/82 Home 74-66 W Away: 6-8
11/26/88 Home 92-58 W 12/21/02 Away 84-85 L 1/30/82 Away 72-76 L Neutral: 3-1
12/28/89 Home 97-76 W 12/29/05 Home 63-69 L 3/4/82 Away 61-85 L First Meeting: 1955-56
11/25/91 Home 101-78 W 2/26/83 Away 71-100 L Last Meeting: 1999-00
12/23/09 Home 79-75 W 3/5/83 Home 91-85 W Date Location Score Result
Texas-Pan American* 3/10/83 Home 48-49 L
12/30/14 Home 54-52 W All-Time Record: 10-3 1/30/56 Home 57-48 W
2/6/95 Home 67-85 L 1/16/84 Home 74-59 W
Home: 6-1
12/20/95 Away 57-73 L
Texas State Away: 3-2
11/23/02 Neutral 61-71 L
3/3/84 Away 91-101 L
All-Time Record: 4-1 Neutral: 1-0 1/5/85 Home 83-89 L
12/14/03 Away 66-78 L 2/2/85 Away 65-76 L
1/10/05 Home 63-83 L 1/4/86 Away 80-63 W
Neutral: 1-1 Date Location Score Result 2/1/86 Home 71-67 W
First Meeting: 1951-52 1/8/69 Home 109-74 W UC Davis 1/19/87 Away 62-75 L
Last Meeting: 2012-13 2/10/77 Home 107-105 W All-Time Record: 2-0 2/7/87 Home 87-69 W
Date Location Score Result 12/17/77 Away 97-120 L Home: 2-0 1/28/88 Away 63-66 L
3/12/52 Neutral 52-69 L 1/12/80 Away 79-78 W Away: 0-0 2/27/88 Home 81-57 W
12/29/87 Home 80-65 W 12/18/80 Home 73-77 L Neutral: 0-0 3/10/88 Neutral 52-56 L
1/5/13 Home 78-67 W 2/11/02 Away 86-100 L First Meeting: 1974-75 1/28/89 Home 74-68 W
1/31/13 Away 86-72 W 11/22/02 Neutral 62-59 W Last Meeting: 2007-08 2/23/89 Away 82-81 W
3/15/13 Neutral 74-65 W 1/18/03 Home 64-50 W Date Location Score Result 3/10/89 Neutral 67-63 W
11/14/07 Home 75-65 W 2/10/90 Home 66-64 W
Texas Tech 1/25/14 Home 90-78 W
1/12/91 Home 64-57 W
1/31/15 Home 53-48 W UC Irvine 2/11/91 Away 67-64 W
Home: 12-17
3/4/15 Away 69-48 W All-Time Record: 30-9 1/9/92 Home 72-63 W
Away: 8-20
Note: UT-Pan American merged with Home: 16-2 2/24/92 Away 59-64 L
Neutral: 1-0
UT-Brownsville in 2015 to become UTRGV. Away: 11-7 1/7/93 Away 71-69 W
Neutral: 3-0 1/25/93 Home 75-64 W
First Meeting: 1983-84 3/13/93 Neutral 82-77 W
Date Location Score Result Trinity 1/3/94 Home 92-71 W
1/17/33 Home 24-48 L All-Time Record: 1-0 Last Meeting: 2017-18
1/18/33 Home 25-42 L Home: 1-0
1/5/84 Away 78-110 L 1/3/95 Away 65-75 L
2/13/35 Home 34-51 L Away: 0-0
2/5/84 Home 102-77 W 3/4/95 Home 113-103 W (OT)
2/14/35 Home 38-46 L Neutral: 0-0
1/14/85 Away 91-89 W 1/13/96 Home 56-60 L
2/7/36 Away 37-36 W First Meeting: 1970-71
1/26/85 Home 75-78 L 2/8/96 Away 60-59 W
1/25/86 Away 83-71 W 2/20/97 Home 74-65 W
2/10/86 Home 98-75 W 1/24/98 Away 49-51 L
2/6/37 Home 36-42 L 12/5/70 Home 100-69 W
1/22/87 Away 80-86 L 1/23/99 Home 83-61 W
2/17/38 Away 44-36 W
2/19/87 Home 70-66 W 3/5/99 Neutral 78-67 W
2/18/38 Away 59-38 W Tulane 1/30/88 Away 62-79 L 1/15/00 Home 76-61 W
2/21/39 Home 50-48 W 2/25/88 Home 75-59 W
Home: 3-0
2/27/39 Away 37-51 L 1/26/89 Home 90-69 W UCLA
Away: 0-0
2/28/39 Away 62-52 W 2/25/89 Away 72-69 W All-Time Record: 0-8
Neutral: 0-0
1/3/41 Away 36-39 L 1/13/90 Away 88-75 W Home: 0-0
1/4/41 Away 41-33 L 2/8/90 Home 79-75 W Away: 0-5
1/16/42 Away 36-48 L 1/21/91 Home 77-60 W Neutral: 0-3
2/26/42 Home 36-52 L 2/9/91 Away 73-65 W First Meeting: 1959-60
12/19/38 Home 61-42 W
2/14/47 Home 54-57 L (OT) 1/2/92 Away 75-71 W Last Meeting: 2009-10
12/20/38 Home 63-45 W
2/27/47 Away 31-72 L 3/7/92 Home 99-71 W Date Location Score Result
12/21/73 Home 76-63 W
12/18/47 Away 40-53 L 1/23/93 Home 72-67 W (OT) 2/5/60 Away 56-66 L
2/19/48 Home 39-53 L 3/6/93 Away 76-74 W 3/15/68 Neutral 49-58 L
1/7/49 Home 26-46 L Tulsa 3/12/93 Neutral 87-76 W 3/13/69 Away 38-53 L
2/15/49 Away 47-63 L All-Time Record: 16-20 2/17/94 Home 90-60 W 3/18/70 Neutral 77-93 L
1/6/50 Home 58-54 W Home: 12-5 2/26/94 Away 87-95 L 12/23/77 Away 67-86 L
2/21/50 Away 48-79 L Away: 4-14 3/13/94 Neutral 70-64 W 3/26/92 Neutral 78-85 L
1/4/51 Away 64-59 W Neutral: 0-1 1/9/95 Home 85-80 W 11/15/05 Away 70-83 L
2/9/51 Home 42-53 L First Meeting: 1952-53 2/4/95 Away 102-77 W 12/15/09 Away 68-100 L
1/8/52 Away 50-62 L Last Meeting: 2004-05 1/18/96 Away 66-74 L
2/5/52 Home 47-41 W UNLV
2/6/53 Home 66-58 W 12/6/52 Away 44-56 L 2/8/97 Away 81-47 W All-Time Record: 10-20
2/13/53 Away 62-83 L 12/11/53 Home 43-52 L 1/10/98 Home 55-62 L Home: 5-8
1/16/54 Away 51-80 L 12/5/57 Away 56-62 L 1/9/99 Away 60-56 W Away: 5-10
2/13/54 Home 42-60 L 12/23/58 Away 58-60 L 1/29/00 Home 66-59 W Neutral: 0-2
1/7/55 Away 54-83 L 2/8/73 Home 76-68 W 3/9/00 Neutral 70-51 W First Meeting: 1983-84
3/4/55 Home 58-87 L 2/17/73 Away 76-78 L 2/21/04 Home 69-64 W Last Meeting: 1995-96
2/21/56 Home 68-65 W 1/12/74 Away 80-75 W 12/21/04 Away 62-75 L Date Location Score Result
2/29/56 Away 66-87 L 2/16/74 Home 51-68 L 1/3/15 Home 70-67 W 1/7/84 Away 66-87 L
2/21/57 Home 68-59 W 1/4/75 Away 58-56 W 1/2/16 Away 52-54 L 2/2/84 Home 81-89 L
3/4/57 Away 68-83 L 1/27/75 Home 76-64 W 12/19/16 Home 85-79 W (OT) 1/24/85 Home 70-92 L
12/28/65 Home 87-106 L 2/14/76 Home 97-94 W 12/28/17 Away 65-60 W 2/21/85 Away 67-80 L
1/21/67 Away 60-63 L 2/28/76 Away 83-86 L
1/23/86 Home 79-88 L
1/11/77 Home 82-69 W
12/29/70 Home 78-71 W UC Riverside 2/20/86 Away 75-92 L
12/30/76 Away 83-63 W 2/19/77 Away 93-84 W
All-Time Record: 1-0 3/8/86 Neutral 55-75 L
11/30/77 Home 68-71 L 1/23/78 Home 90-75 W
Home: 1-0 1/24/87 Away 58-85 L
12/7/83 Away 66-79 L 2/22/78 Away 73-77 L
Away: 0-0 2/21/87 Home 69-80 L
12/30/84 Home 87-97 L (OT) 2/27/78 Home 76-75 W
Neutral: 0-0 1/2/88 Home 64-69 L
3/5/88 Away 68-86 L 1/31/87 Home 85-82 W 2/2/18 Home 55-8 W 2/4/56 Away 60-58 W
1/5/89 Away 58-79 L 1/9/88 Away 52-53 L 1/9/20 Away 0-2 L (F) 1/19/57 Home 61-74 L
3/5/89 Home 73-75 L 2/4/88 Home 77-78 L 1/13/23 Away 18-12 W 2/25/57 Away 69-72 L (OT)
3/11/89 Neutral 62-68 L 1/8/89 Home 66-69 L 2/1/23 Home 12-13 L 1/25/58 Away 58-67 L
1/8/90 Home 83-82 W 2/4/89 Away 71-92 L 1/31/24 Away 27-30 L 2/15/58 Home 56-54 W
2/15/90 Away 86-109 L 1/27/90 Away 81-73 W 1923-24 Away 25-23 W 3/8/58 Home 71-58 W
2/16/91 Away 74-86 L 2/22/90 Home 103-84 W 2/19/25 Home 38-35 W 1/10/59 Away 57-63 L
2/25/91 Home 74-86 L 1/26/91 Home 86-66 W 2/28/25 Away 25-16 W 3/8/59 Away 65-48 W
1/25/92 Home 67-74 L 2/21/91 Away 83-75 W 2/4/28 Home 47-26 W 1/16/60 Away 71-57 W
2/22/92 Away 58-69 L 2/10/92 Home 75-69 W 2/5/28 Home 40-46 L 2/8/60 Home 80-52 W
2/20/93 Away 81-97 L 2/29/92 Away 78-85 L (OT) 2/20/28 Away 19-27 L 1/14/61 Away 95-75 W
3/1/93 Home 90-88 W 2/1/93 Away 76-64 W 2/21/28 Away 24-32 L 2/11/61 Home 107-79 W
1/17/94 Away 95-91 W (OT) 2/25/93 Home 82-60 W 1/18/29 Home 28-23 W 1/27/62 Away 51-67 L
3/12/94 Away 82-64 W 1/20/94 Home 82-71 W 1/19/29 Away 26-22 W 2/28/62 Home 42-51 L
2/14/94 Home 67-66 W 2/5/94 Away 68-69 L 1/27/30 Away 22-30 L 2/23/63 Away 51-65 L
1/16/95 Home 99-79 W 2/13/95 Away 104-100 W (2OT) 1/31/30 Home 34-47 L 2/28/63 Home 51-70 L
2/20/95 Away 97-95 W (OT) 2/18/95 Home 63-75 L 2/1/30 Away 32-42 L 2/17/64 Home 42-59 L
3/10/95 Away 96-76 W 1/29/96 Home 60-70 L 1/16/31 Away 36-39 L 2/24/64 Away 54-90 L
1/27/96 Home 68-66 W 2/22/96 Away 69-76 L 1/17/31 Home 29-28 W 2/10/65 Home 64-78 L
2/24/96 Away 81-72 W 1/18/97 Away 68-71 L 2/10/31 Away 40-28 W 2/24/65 Away 51-107 L
UT Arlington 1/31/98 Home 84-69 W 1/22/32 Home 37-32 W 3/2/66 Home 56-73 L
All-Time Record: 12-2 2/26/98 Away 82-84 L (OT) 1/23/32 Away 43-29 W 2/1/67 Away 68-55 W
Home: 8-1 1/30/99 Away 54-61 L 1/20/33 Away 42-31 W 2/15/67 Home 64-53 W
Away: 3-1 2/25/99 Home 55-52 W 1/21/33 Home 48-30 W 1/20/68 Away 96-64 W
Neutral: 1-0 2/5/00 Away 51-66 L 1/10/36 Away 44-26 W 2/21/68 Home 68-63 W
First Meeting: 1967-68 2/24/00 Home 66-70 L 1/11/36 Away 40-10 W 12/2/68 Home 51-49 W
Last Meeting: 2012-13 3/11/00 Neutral 66-71 L 1/24/36 Home 65-22 W 1/18/69 Away 80-65 W
Date Location Score Result 12/30/03 Away 57-73 L 1/25/36 Home 71-23 W 2/12/69 Home 78-62 W
12/1/67 Home 102-86 W 2/2/06 Home 93-86 W 1/15/37 Away 59-24 W 1/5/70 Away 75-66 W
12/1/70 Home 107-82 W 2/11/06 Away 83-77 W 1/16/37 Away 44-37 W 1/24/70 Home 90-77 W
1/8/72 Away 71-59 W 2/5/07 Away 63-75 L 3/5/37 Home 52-35 W 12/12/70 Home 63-61 W
1/24/72 Home 96-68 W 2/22/07 Home 76-73 W 3/6/37 Away 57-36 W 1/23/71 Away 52-66 L
12/28/74 Away 75-56 W 3/10/07 Home 72-70 W 1/7/38 Home 67-23 W 1/3/72 Home 59-75 L
11/28/75 Home 102-84 W 1/12/08 Away 74-62 L 1/8/38 Away 54-32 W 1/22/72 Away 63-65 L
12/20/94 Home 102-63 W 1/26/08 Home 100-70 W 2/25/38 Away 69-50 W 11/27/72 Away 54-56 L
11/17/01 Away 88-71 W 1/10/09 Home 67-77 L 3/3/38 Away 48-36 W 12/16/72 Home 69-49 W
12/23/02 Home 66-51 W 2/5/09 Away 59-78 L 2/3/39 Away 52-43 W 12/4/73 Away 42-58 L
11/24/03 Home 72-62 W 3/13/09 Neutral 70-71 L 2/4/39 Away 65-40 W 12/15/73 Home 48-55 L
11/24/04 Home 67-88 L 1/2/10 Home 55-52 W 2/17/40 Away 62-60 W 12/14/74 Home 41-48 L
12/29/12 Away 47-68 L 3/6/10 Away 63-81 L 2/19/40 Home 62-60 W 12/30/74 Away 61-39 W
3/9/13 Home 69-66 W 3/13/10 Neutral 69-63 W 3/4/40 Away 60-63 L 12/2/75 Away 49-47 W
3/16/13 Netural 64-55 W 1/22/11 Away 49-59 L 3/5/40 Home 43-50 L 12/6/75 Home 62-54 W
3/2/11 Home 54-58 L 12/19/40 Home 38-43 L 12/6/76 Home 68-58 W
1/12/12 Home 80-60 W 1/10/41 Away 45-49 L 12/13/76 Away 69-82 L
Utah 2/11/12 Away 80-69 W 1/11/41 Away 37-45 L 11/28/77 Away 59-52 W
Home: 0-0
2/16/13 Away 69-73 L 1/8/42 Away 33-50 L 12/2/78 Home 52-54 L
Away: 0-5
2/21/42 Home 31-22 W 12/5/78 Away 65-68 W
Neutral: 0-0
Utah Valley 3/5/42 Away 41-62 L 12/8/79 Away 58-68 L
All-Time Record: 13-4 1/8/45 Home 33-34 L 12/15/79 Home 63-51 W
Home: 6-1 1/9/45 Home 32-34 L 12/11/80 Home 70-58 W
Away: 5-2 1/25/45 Away 39-32 W 12/13/80 Away 63-65 L
12/7/59 Away 67-82 L
Neutral: 2-1 1/26/45 Home 25-23 W 12/1/81 Away 52-70 L
12/23/63 Away 72-101 L
First Meeting: 2013-14 12/6/45 Away 36-41 L 12/8/81 Home 78-61 W
12/1/64 Away 65-98 L
Last Meeting: 2020-21 12/7/45 Home 41-22 W 11/30/82 Home 55-60 L
2/8/66 Away 94-131 L
Date Location Score Result 2/5/46 Away 43-54 L 12/8/82 Away 76-73 W
12/3/66 Away 42-51 L
2/27/14 Away 61-66 L 12/21/46 Home 44-51 L 12/3/83 Home 59-60 L (2OT)
Utah State 1/24/15 Home 69-44 W 1/7/47 Away 51-59 L 11/27/84 Home 66-63 W
2/19/15 Away 51-38 W
Home: 20-10 1/31/47 Home 48-63 L 12/3/85 Away 59-68 L
1/7/16 Away 78-66 W
Away: 8-23 12/9/47 Away 55-50 W 12/12/85 Home 52-53 L
2/6/16 home 98-74 W
Neutral: 2-3 12/12/47 Home 42-35 W 12/10/86 Home 58-61 L
1/28/17 Away 74-69 W
First Meeting: 1960-61 1/30/48 Away 26-52 L 12/13/86 Away 53-61 L
2/23/17 Home 72-84 L
Last Meeting: 2012-13 2/16/48 Home 55-52 W 12/7/87 Away 63-68 L
1/20/18 Home 86-59 W
Date Location Score Result 12/14/48 Away 45-53 L 12/12/87 Home 58-57 W
2/15/18 Away 79-86 L
12/16/60 Away 65-74 L 2/1/49 Home 55-47 W 11/30/88 Home 51-59 L
1/19/19 Away 83-78 W
2/9/63 Home 48-78 L 12/21/49 Away 51-59 L 12/13/88 Away 74-82 L
2/14/19 Home 84-77 W
12/20/63 Away 75-115 L 1/18/50 Home 41-46 L 11/27/89 Away 72-75 L
1/16/20 Away 70-56 W
2/7/70 Away 95-90 W 1/28/50 Home 56-43 W 12/12/89 Home 62-49 W
2/15/20 Home 84-82 W
2/28/70 Home 104-92 W 2/6/50 Away 51-59 L (OT) 11/29/90 Home 70-55 W
2/19/21 Neutral 69-66 L
2/20/21 Neutral 67-60 W
2/27/71 Away 67-77 L 2/5/51 Away 93-76 W 12/4/91 Home 71-78 L
3/12/21 Neutral 78-62 W
2/5/72 Away 102-92 W 12/1/51 Home 65-48 W 12/7/91 Away 63-61 W
1/19/84 Home 95-94 W (OT) UTEP 1/19/52 Neutral 60-36 W 12/7/92 Away 75-69 W (OT)
2/23/52 Home 53-44 W 12/3/93 Home 72-64 W
3/8/84 Neutral 77-79 L Home: 61-42
1/6/53 Away 67-62 W 12/6/93 Away 72-76 L
2/9/85 Home 79-80 L Away: 54-60
2/25/53 Home 65-56 W 12/1/94 Home 89-83 W
3/2/85 Away 95-105 L Neutral: 1-0
2/20/54 Home 44-55 L 12/6/94 Away 68-77 L
2/24/54 Away 57-45 W 11/27/95 Home 67-73 L
2/5/55 Away 64-80 L 3/20/95 Away 92-89 W (OT)
3/6/86 Neutral 74-71 W Date Location Score Result
3/1/55 Home 59-75 L 11/30/95 Away 70-77 L
1/3/87 Away 69-77 L 2/10/15 Away 32-28 W
1/27/56 Home 51-53 L 11/30/96 Home 54-50 W

12/4/96 Away 73-79 L Valparaiso Date Location Score Result 3/4/61 Home 71-51 W
11/25/97 Home 54-56 L All-Time Record: 1-0 12/2/58 Away 50-61 L 2/17/62 Away 82-83 L
11/29/97 Away 58-57 W Home: 0-0 2/24/62 Home 93-66 W
11/13/98 Away 59-57 W Away: 0-0 Washington State 1/12/63 Away 64-75 L
11/28/98 Home 77-66 W Neutral: 1-0 All-Time Record: 2-1 2/16/63 Home 92-65 W
12/4/99 Home 68-43 W First Meeting: 2001-02 Home: 1-0 1/6/64 Home 53-55 L (OT)
1/6/00 Away 74-73 W Last Meeting: 2001-02 Away: 0-0 3/2/64 Away 58-100 L
12/2/00 Home 82-92 L Date Location Score Result Neutral: 1-1 2/20/65 Home 67-78 L
12/23/00 Away 53-65 L 12/20/01 Neutral 94-77 W First Meeting: 2018-19 2/27/65 Away 77-100 L
12/1/01 Home 73-71 W Last Meeting: 2019-20 1/8/66 Away 79-99 L
2/20/02 Away 81-85 L (OT) 1/31/66 Home 82-73 W
12/7/02 Away 78-65 W
Vanderbilt Date Location Score Result
1/23/67 Away 87-68 W
12/18/02 Home 80-58 W 12/23/18 Neutral 75-72 W 2/27/67 Home 83-67 W
Home: 0-0
12/6/03 Home 74-83 L 12/7/19 Neutral 54-63 L 1/29/68 Home 76-64 W
Away: 0-2
12/17/03 Away 60-85 L 2/26/68 Away 78-77 W
Neutral: 0-1
12/15/04 Home 64-75 L 2/15/69 Home 69-68 W
12/18/04 Away 61-79 L
First Meeting: 1955-56 Wayland Baptist 2/18/69 Away 91-93 L (OT)
Last Meeting: 1997-98 All-Time Record: 2-0
11/30/05 Home 55-64 L 1/27/70 Away 88-62 W
Date Location Score Result Home: 2-0
12/17/05 Away 67-80 L 2/21/70 Home 87-73 W
12/29/55 Away 40-64 L Away: 0-0
12/9/06 Home 71-69 W 1/14/71 Away 67-72 L
12/23/57 Away 59-73 L Neutral: 0-0
12/16/06 Away 68-62 W 2/25/71 Home 87-60 W
12/28/97 Neutral 72-79 L First Meeting: 1950-51
11/27/07 Away 76-84 L 1/29/72 Home 101-92 W
12/8/07 Home 78-79 L 2/12/72 Away 80-83 L
12/14/08 Home 90-78 W Villanova Date Location Score Result
2/27/73 Away 108-81 W
12/20/08 Away 69-84 L 3/3/73 Home 102-63 W
Home: 0-0 12/29/73 Home 101-58 W
12/1/09 Home 58-79 L 2/21/74 Away 63-69 L
12/13/09 Away 87-80 W Away: 0-1 3/5/74 Home 82-62 W
11/23/10 Away 56-73 L Neutral: 0-0 Weber State 1/23/75 Away 72-58 W
11/30/10 Home 72-74 L First Meeting: 1966-67 All-Time Record: 2-4 2/13/75 Home 73-53 W
11/19/11 Home 89-73 W Last Meeting: 1996-67 Home: 0-1 1/17/76 Home 59-61 L (OT)
12/11/11 Away 69-73 L Date Location Score Result Away: 0-1 2/7/76 Away 66-68 L
11/28/12 Away 54-55 L 12/23/66 Away 42-54 L Neutral: 2-2 1/6/77 Away 69-77 L
2/23/13 Home 55-51 W First Meeting: 1967-68 2/24/77 Home 84-82 W (OT)
11/15/13 Home 86-73 W Virginia Last Meeting: 1984-85 2/28/77 Home 86-89 L
11/23/13 Away 77-68 W All-Time Record: 1-0 Date Location Score Result 1/16/78 Away 77-63 W
11/22/14 Away 76-77 L Home: 0-0 3/9/68 Neutral 68-57 W 2/9/78 Home 73-82 L
12/6/14 Home 71-64 W Away: 0-0 3/15/69 Neutral 56-58 L 1/4/79 Home 102-87 W
12/2/15 Home 73-59 W Neutral: 1-0 12/30/78 Neutral 63-58 W 2/15/79 Away 87-75 W
12/19/15 Away 73-53 W First Meeting: 1997-98 3/9/79 Neutral 78-81 L (OT) 1/3/80 Away 79-103 L
12/13/16 Away 79-68 W Last Meeting: 1997-98 12/10/83 Away 71-94 L 2/7/80 Home 91-75 W
12/30/16 Home 79-70 W Date Location Score Result 12/20/84 Home 56-62 L 2/26/80 Away 87-98 L
11/25/17 Home 72-63 W 12/30/97 Neutral 87-82 W (OT) 1/17/81 Away 68-74 L
11/30/17 Away 80-60 W West Texas A&M 2/5/81 Home 89-71 W
11/9/18 Home 92-69 W Virginia Military All-Time Record: 44-39 1/4/82 Home 75-66 W
11/28/18 Away 62-58 W All-Time Record: 1-0 Home: 32-13 2/27/82 Away 73-69 W
11/12/19 Away 50-65 L Home: 1-0 Away: 11-26 1/29/83 Home 94-77 W
12/3/19 Home 59-56 W Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0 2/12/83 Away 90-87 W
Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: 1929-30 3/8/83 Home 95-80 W
UT Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) First Meeting: 1972-73 Last Meeting: 1982-83
All-Time Record: 13-0 Last Meeting: 1972-73 Date Location Score Result West Virginia
Home: 5-0 Date Location Score Result 1/6/30 Home 18-34 L All-Time Record: 0-1
Away: 5-0 12/22/72 Home 86-57 W 1/7/30 Home 15-36 L Home: 0-0
Neutral: 3-0 1/15/42 Away 37-78 L Away: 0-0
First Meeting: 2015-16 2/24/42 Home 47-81 L Neutral: 0-1
Virginia Tech 2/13/47 Home 51-63 L
Last Meeting: 2020-21 All-Time Record: 0-1 First Meeting: 2007-08
Date Location Score Result 2/28/47 Away 55-63 L Last Meeting: 2007-08
Home: 0-0
1/30/16 Home 92-68 W 12/17/47 Away 49-59 L Date Location Score Result
Away: 0-1
3/5/16 Away 83-44 W 2/20/48 Home 56-50 W 11/24/07 Neutral 61-75 L
Neutral: 0-0
2/18/17 Away 107-101 W 1/5/49 Home 43-58 L
3/4/17 Home 107-81 W 2/16/49 Away 38-43 L
Last Meeting: 1994-95 Western Kentucky
2/3/18 Home 90-67 W 2/17/50 Home 50-49 W
Date Location Score Result All-Time Record: 1-9
3/3/18 Away 86-71 W 2/22/50 Away 55-70 L
3/22/95 Away 61-64 L Home: 1-1
1/26/19 Away 63-61 W 1/3/51 Away 54-72 L
Away: 0-7
2/23/19 Home 88-79 W 2/28/51 Home 64-58 W
Washington Neutral: 0-1
3/15/19 Neutral 79-72 W 12/29/51 Neutral 72-57 W
1/25/20 Away 67-62 W 1/9/52 Away 35-49 L
2/22/20 Home 78-62 W 1/29/52 Home 49-44 W
3/2/21 Neutral 69-51 W 3/8/52 Home 62-51 W
Neutral: 0-0 12/10/56 Away 74-95 L
3/11/21 Neutral 77-61 W 2/3/53 Home 67-61 W
2/14/53 Away 67-73 L
1/8/54 Home 48-54 L
UTSA Date Location Score Result 1/16/01 Away 61-72 L
1/18/54 Away 60-67 L
1/6/55 Away 55-87 L
Home: 2-0 12/30/99 Home 79-75 W (OT) 3/4/02 Neutral 72-73 L
2/18/55 Home 61-80 L
Away: 1-1 11/25/00 Away 77-81 L 1/25/03 Home 92-82 W
2/18/56 Home 66-51 W
Neutral: 1-0 12/8/01 Home 74-75 L 3/10/03 Away 78-59 L
3/1/56 Home 66-62 W
1/8/57 Home 61-56 W
Last Meeting: 2012-13 1/29/05 Home 75-77 L
Washington (Mo.) 3/5/57 Away 60-76 L
12/29/03 Neutral 62-53 W Western Michigan
Home: 0-0 2/22/58 Home 90-65 W
Away: 0-1 1/16/59 Home 81-57 W
12/20/05 Home 74-72 W Home: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0 3/2/59 Away 75-83 L
1/3/13 Home 82-62 W Away: 1-0
First Meeting: 1958-59 2/15/60 Home 65-66 L
2/2/13 Away 75-62 W Neutral: 1-1
Last Meeting: 1958-59 2/22/60 Away 92-59 W
Last Meeting: 2013-14 1/22/37 Home 62-37 W 11/5/19 Home 92-46 W William and Mary
Date Location Score Result 1/23/37 Away 62-15 W 1/25/21 Neutral 70-41 W All-Time Record: 1-0
12/27/67 Away 66-59 W 12/7/37 Home 54-45 W Home: 0-0
11/19/04 Neutral 65-61 W 12/14/37 Away 55-45 W Western Washington Away: 0-0
11/8/13 Neutral 64-70 L 1/24/41 Home 49-46 W (OT) All-Time Record: 1-0 Neutral: 1-0
1/25/41 Away 47-45 W Home: 1-0 First Meeting: 1966-67
Western New Mexico 1/21/42 Home 36-44 L Away: 0-0 Last Meeting: 1966-67
All-Time Record: 64-23-1 2/7/46 Home 55-39 W Neutral: 0-0 Date Location Score Result
Home: 42-13-1 2/12/46 Away 34-30 W First Meeting: 1997-98 12/28/66 Neutral 62-49 W
12/17/46 Home 53-44 W
Away: 19-10 Last Meeting: 1997-98 Wisconsin
Neutral: 3-0 12/20/46 Away 40-39 W Date Location Score Result All-Time Record: 1-0
First Meeting: 1911-12 12/5/47 Away 45-32 W 1/3/98 Home 84-60 W Home: 0-0
Away: 0-0
1/10/49 Home 53-45 W
Wichita State Neutral: 1-0
1/19/12 Away 23-15 W All-Time Record: 14-15 First Meeting: 1998-99
1/22/15 Home 22-15 W 12/9/49 Home 55-47 W
2/7/15 Home 14-21 L 12/10/49 Home 37-35 W
1/28/16 Away 19-30 L 12/30/49 Neutral 37-32 W (5OT)
Neutral: 0-0 11/20/98 Neutral 66-52 W
3/2/17 Home 60-15 W 12/6/50 Home 55-52 W
1/14/21 Home 34-17 W 2/6/51 Away 61-57 W
3/5/51 Neutral 56-53 W
Last Meeting: 2014-15 Wyoming
11/30/51 Home 47-50 L All-Time Record: 2-4
2/11/21 Home 19-15 W 12/15/50 Away 61-57 W
2/19/52 Home 52-42 W Home: 2-1
2/12/21 Home 34-19 W 12/13/52 Away 54-80 L
12/3/55 Home 74-55 W Away: 0-3
2/18/22 Away 26-27 L 12/4/65 Away 67-103 L
12/3/59 Away 93-60 W Neutral: 0-0
2/23/24 Home 27-16 W 12/21/67 Away 89-76 W
3/7/24 Away 32-26 W 12/4/69 Home 108-76 W
3/8/24 Away 17-18 L 2/3/73 Home 56-58 L
12/5/64 Away 93-78 W Date Location Score Result
1/15/25 Home 32-21 W 3/9/73 Away 72-66 W
1/11/65 Home 73-87 L 1/8/59 Home 75-59 W
1/18/25 Home 40-22 W 1/3/74 Home 71-63 W
12/15/65 Away 100-101 L 1/28/66 Away 80-113 L
3/6/25 Away 23-24 L 2/23/74 Away 71-80 L
1/4/66 Home 109-116 L 12/10/66 Away 63-77 L
3/7/25 Away 17-24 L 1/25/75 Away 63-64 L
12/7/67 Home 110-71 W 12/20/97 Home 60-45 W
2/8/26 Home 30-15 W 2/8/75 Home 72-66 W
1/13/68 Away 96-67 W 11/29/14 Away 75-78 L
2/9/26 Home 23-21 W 1/3/76 Home 61-70 L
11/26/77 Home 86-72 W 12/13/15 Home 59-62 L
3/5/26 Away 24-29 L 1/31/76 Away 70-78 L
3/6/26 Away 25-28 L 11/26/83 Home 53-44 W
1/8/77 Away 89-67 W
1/21/27 Home 19-24 L 12/30/86 Home 66-69 L (OT) Xavier
2/12/77 Home 84-79 W
1/22/27 Home 25-30 L 12/10/88 Home 89-54 W All-Time Record: 0-1
1/9/78 Away 70-71 L
3/4/27 Away 35-26 W 12/11/91 Home 105-63 W Home: 0-0
1/14/78 Home 82-79 W
3/5/27 Away 41-20 W 11/28/94 Home 99-71 W Away: 0-1
2/8/79 Home 93-75 W
1/14/28 Away 28-50 L 12/2/95 Home 80-56 W Neutral: 0-0
2/17/79 Away 84-86 L
2/14/28 Home 44-44 T 11/22/96 Home 87-56 W First Meeting: 1958-59
3/1/79 Home 85-81 W
2/29/28 Away 38-43 L 12/3/97 Home 82-65 W Last Meeting: 1958-59
1/26/80 Home 75-70 W
1/11/29 Home 27-40 L 12/1/98 Home 92-64 W Date Location Score Result
2/4/80 Away 78-80 L
1/12/29 Home 15-44 L 12/11/99 Home 97-60 W 12/5/58 Away 52-58 L
1/15/81 Away 68-74 L (OT)
2/7/30 Away 31-17 W 12/18/00 Home 104-55 W
2/19/81 Home 82-80 W
2/8/30 Away 42-22 W 2/9/02 Home 98-67 W
1/2/82 Away 50-63 L
1/29/32 Away 51-40 W 11/21/05 Home 83-51 W
1/23/82 Home 59-57 W
1/30/32 Away 48-35 W 12/21/06 Home 100-76 W
2/3/83 Away 80-101 L
1/19/34 Home 23-25 L 12/15/10 Home 95-62 W
2/21/83 Home 70-72 L
1/20/34 Home 37-43 L (OT) 12/14/11 Home 92-65 W
11/14/14 Away 54-71 L
Members of the 1970 Final Four team reunited and honored on Lou Henson Court at halftime.
#aggieup all-time records
POINTS 110
110
at Hardin-Simmons
vs. Western New Mexico
12-19-69
12-7-68
110-80
110-71
CAREER FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Points Scored (Game High) Field Goals Attempted

Pts. Player Opponent Date FIELD GOALS 1.
Player
Jimmy Collins
Years
1967-70
Pct.
.463
FGM
725
FGA
1,566
48 John Williamson California 1-17-72
42 Jimmy Collins Montana State 1-19-70 2. Rich Robinson 1973-77 .456 633 1,389
Field Goals Made 3. Eric Channing 1998-01 .465 626 1,346
42 Jimmy Collins Air Force 2-14-70 Game: 19, John Williamson at California (1-17-72)
42 Ernest Patterson New Mexico 12-11-82 4. Slab Jones 1976-80 .544 731 1,344
19, Jimmy Collins at Air Force (2-14-70) 5. Sam Lacey 1967-70 .454 594 1,307
41 Eric Channing North Texas 1-26-02 Season: 322, Jimmy Collins (1969-70)
40 George Knighton BYU 12-27-61 6. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 .467 579 1,240
Career: 731, Slab Jones (1976-80) 7. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 .436 530 1,215
40 John Williamson Duquesne 12-30-72
39 Jimmy Collins Hardin-Simmons 3-1-68 8. Ernest Patterson 1979-83 .485 583 1,202
38 Richard Robinson Angelo State 2-11-76 Field Goals Attempted 9. Wendell McKines 2007-12 .487 582 1,194
37 Justin Hawkins Hawai’i 3-8-08 Game: 37, Jimmy Collins at Air Force (2-14-70) 10. George Knighton 1959-62 .515 601 1,167
37 John Williamson West Texas 2-12-72 Season: 628, Jimmy Collins (1969-70)
Career: 1,566, Jimmy Collins (1967-70) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS
Points Scored (Season)
Player Year GP Avg. Pts. Highest Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage (min. 140 attempts)
1. Jimmy Collins 1969-70 31 24.3 754 Game [min. 10 attempts]: Player Year FGM FGA Pct.
2. Pascal Siakam 2015-16 34 20.3 690 1.000, James Anderson vs. Irvine [10 of 10] 1. Sim Bhullar 2013-14 125 193 .648
3. Jahmar Young 2009-10 34 20.3 689 (1-13-90) 2. Hatila Passos 2007-08 116 181 .641
4. John Williamson 1971-72 25 27.1 678 Season [min. 140 attempts]: 3. Hatila Passos 2006-07 89 141 .631
5. Wendell McKines 2011-12 35 18.7 653 .648, Sim Bhullar [125 of 193] (2013-14) 4. Tracey Ware 1992-93 145 232 .625
6. Zach Lofton 2017-18 32 19.8 634 Career [min. 300 attempts]: 5. Sim Bhullar 2012-13 139 224 .621
7. Kenny Travis 1986-87 30 20.2 606 .637, Hatila Passos [205 of 322] 2006-08) 6. Tobias Lampkin 1996-97 88 145 .607
8. Justin Hawkins 2007-08 33 18.1 597 7. Gillis Williams 1982-83 103 170 .606
9. Jonathan Gibson 2009-10 34 17.5 595 8. Charles Gosa 1998-99 199 329 .605
10. Daniel Mullings 2013-14 36 16.8 588 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS 9. Slab Jones 1979-80 201 335 .600
Hamidu Rahman 2011-12 126 210 .600
Points Scored (Career) Field Goals Made
Player Years GP Avg. Pts. Player Year Pct. FGA FGM CAREER LEADERS
1. Eric Channing 1998-02 124 15.0 1,862 1. Jimmy Collins 1969-70 .513 628 322
2. Slab Jones 1976-80 114 15.4 1,758 2. John Williamson 1971-72 .482 573 276
3. Pascal Siakam 2015-16 .539 510 275
Field Goal Percentage (min. 200 attempts)
3. Jimmy Collins 1967-70 89 19.5 1,734
4. Jimmy Collins 1968-69 .430 560 241 Player Years FGM FGA Pct.
4. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 128 13.1 1,677
5. Wendell McKines 2011-12 .461 505 233 1. Hatila Passos 2006-08 205 322 .637
5. George Knighton 1959-62 75 22.1 1,660
6. Sam Lacey 1969-70 .463 499 231 2. Sim Bhullar 2012-14 264 417 .633
6. James Moore 2000-03 110 15.0 1,651
7. Jahmar Young 2009-10 .459 497 228 3. Tracey Ware 1990-93 289 493 .586
7. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 131 11.8 1,541
8. Ernest Patterson 1982-83 .505 442 223 4. Renault Moultrie 1980-82 204 360 .567
8. Richard Robinson 1973-77 100 15.4 1,540
9. Steve Colter 1983-84 .500 438 219 5. Johnny McCants 2017-pres. 307 544 .564
9. Wendell McKines 2007-12 126 12.1 1,521
James Moore 2000-03 604 1,071 .564
10. Jahmar Young 2007-10 87 17.0 1,479 10. Zach Lofton 2017-18 .456 476 217
7. Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 386 699 .552
8. Pascal Siakam 2014-16 441 800 .551
TEAM POINTS CAREER LEADER 9. Slab Jones 1976-80 731 1,344 .544
10. Russell Letz 1972-76 244 454 .537
Game: 133 vs. New Mexico Highlands (12-14-1982) Field Goals Made Charles Gosa 1995-99 474 882 .537
First Half: 70 vs. Houston Baptist (11-19-1975) Player Years Pct. FGA FGM
Second Half: 75 vs. New Mexico Highlands (11-23-90)
One Overtime: 23 vs. Boise State (1-27-2011)
1. Slab Jones 1976-80 .544 1,344 731 TEAM FIELD GOALS
2. Jimmy Collins 1967-70 .463 1,566 725
Two Overtimes: 27 vs. Pacific (1-18-1992) 3. Rich Robinson 1973-77 .456 1,389 633
By Two Teams: 227 vs. Hardin-Simmons 4. Eric Channing 1998-01 .465 1,346 626 Field Goals Made
[NMSU 125, HSU 102] (3-1-1976) ; 5. James Moore 2000-03 .564 1,071 604 Game: 53 vs. Hardin-Simmons (3-1-1976)
227 vs. Texas Tech 6. George Knighton 1959-62 .515 1,167 601 Season: 1,125 (1969-70)
[NMSU 122, TTU 105] (12-27-1996) 7. Sam Lacey 1967-70 .454 1,307 594
In a Loss: 109 vs. Western New Mexico
[WNMU 116, NMSU 109] (1-4-1966)
8. Ernest Patterson 1982-83 .485 1,202 583 Field Goals Attempted
9. Wendell McKines 2007-12 .487 1,194 582 Game: 122 vs. Texas-Arlington (12-1-1970)
Biggest Halftime Lead: 48 vs. Northern New Mexico 10. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 .467 1,240 579
[NMSU 60, NNMC 12] (12-29-2019) Season: 2,415 (1969-70)
Biggest Halftime Deficit: 41 vs. Southern Illinois
[SIU 70, NMSU 29] (2-18-1980) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS Field Goal Percentage
Biggest Deficit Overcome to Win: 28 vs. Bradley Game: .686 vs. UTSA (1-3-2013)
[BU led 28-0] (1-27-1977) Field Goals Attempted Season: .511 [891 of 1,743] (1982-83)
Most Points in a Season: 2,997 (1994-95) Player Year Pct. FGM FGA
1. Jimmy Collins 1969-70 .513 322 628
Most Points (Game High) 2. John Williamson 1971-72 .482 276 573 Lowest Field Goal Percentage
No. Opponent Date Score 3. Jimmy Collins 1968-69 .430 241 560 Game: .232 at Texas Tech [16 of 69] (11-25-1998)
133 vs. New Mexico Highlands 12-14-82 133-85 4. Pascal Siakam 2015-16 .539 275 510 Season (Modern Era): .368 [522 of 1,420] (1956-57)
128 vs. Morgan State 12-29-90 128-71 5. Wendell McKines 2011-12 .461 233 505

125 vs. New Mexico Highlands 11-25-78 125-73 6. Sam Lacey 1969-70 .463 231 499
125 vs. Hardin-Simmons 3-1-76 125-102 7. Jahmar Young 2009-10 .459 228 497
121 vs. New Mexico Highlands 12-29-93 121-81 8. Zach Lofton 2017-18 .456 217 476
120 vs. Cal State Northridge 11-26-90 120-62 9. Billy Keys 1999-00 .410 197 481
117 at Bradley 1-27-77 117-109 10. Ernest Patterson 1982-83 .505 223 442
117 vs. Santa Fe 1-11-69 117-67
114 vs. Lubbock Christian 11-27-76 114-90
114 vs. Eastern New Mexico 2-19-76 114-87
113 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 11-27-00 113-49
113 vs. UC Santa Barbara (OT) 3-4-95 113-103
112 at New Mexico (2OT) 12-11-93 112-104
112 vs. New Mexico 12-1-76 112-103
112 vs. Sul Ross State 12-17-74 112-55
111 vs. New Mexico Highlands 11-23-90 111-66
110 vs. Bethany Nazarene 11-30-78 110-76
110 vs. Angelo State 11-24-72 110-71

all-time records @NMStateMBB
3-POINTERS CAREER LEADERS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS
Most 3-point Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goals Made Free Throws Made
Game: 9 Eric Channing vs. South Alabama (02-02-02); Player Years Pct. 3A 3M Player Year Pct. FTA FTM
Terry Bennett vs. Morgan State (12-29-90) 1. Eric Channing 1998-02 .451 627 283 1. Gilbert Wilburn 1985-86 .711 263 187
Season: 106, Jonathan Gibson (2009-10) 2. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 .398 650 259 2. Daniel Mullings 2013-14 .727 231 168
Career: 283, Eric Channing (1998-01) 3. Jeff McCool 1986-89 .441 467 206 3. George Knighton 1961-62 .761 213 162
4. Ian Baker 2013-17 .369 542 200 4. Ian Baker 2016-17 .829 193 160
Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted 5. Denmark Reid 1996-98 .410 458 188 Jahmar Young 2009-10 .838 191 160
Game: 15, Brad Bestor vs. Idaho (2-11-98); 6. Gordo Castillo 2007-11 .407 396 161 6. Justin Hawkins 2007-08 .781 201 157
Jeff McCool vs. Mississippi Valley State (12-19-88) 7. Jahmar Young 2007-10 .371 421 156 7. Charles Lindsey 1963-64 .800 190 152
Season: 261, Jonathan Gibson (2009-10) 8. Braxton Huggins 2014-17 .379 351 133 8. Kenny Travis 1986-87 .723 206 149
Career: 627, Eric Channing (1998-01) 9. Elijah Ingram 2005-07 .401 317 127 George Knighton 1960-61 .753 198 149
10. Brad Bestor 1998-00 .374 332 124 10. George Knighton 1959-60 .693 212 147
3-point Field Goal Percentage
Game (min. 5 made): 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Free Throws Attempted
1.000, AJ Harris at New Mexico [6 of 6] (11-17-18) Player Years Pct. 3M 3A Player Year Pct. FTM FTA
Jahmar Young vs. Texas Southern [6 of 6] (12-23-09) 1. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 .398 259 650 1. Gilbert Wilburn 1985-86 .711 187 263
Louis Denmark vs. Cal Poly [6 of 6] (1-9-97) 2. Eric Channing 1998-02 .451 283 627 2. Daniel Mullings 2013-14 .727 168 231
Jimmy Taylor vs. San Jose State [6 of 6] (2-2-89) 3. Ian Baker 2013-17 .369 200 542 3. George Knighton 1961-62 .761 162 213
Game (min. 7 made): 4. Jeff McCool 1986-89 .441 206 467 4. George Knighton 1959-60 .693 147 212
.692, Eric Channing vs. South Alabama (2-2-02) 5. Denmark Reid 1996-98 .410 188 458 5. Tracey Ware 1992-93 .705 146 207
Terry Bennett vs. Morgan State [9 of 13] (12-29-90) 6. Jahmar Young 2007-10 .371 156 421 Tshilidzi Nephawe 2013-14 .623 129 207
Season (min. 75 atts.): .507, Jeff McCool [73 of 144] 7. Gordo Castillo 2007-11 .407 161 396 7. Kenny Travis 1986-87 .723 149 206
(1987-88) 8. Braxton Huggins 2014-17 .379 133 351 8. Hamidu Rahman 2011-12 .512 105 205
Career (min. 150 atts.): .451, Eric Channing [283 of 627] 9. Brad Bestor 1998-00 .374 124 332 9. Billy Joe Price 1958-59 .559 114 204
(1998-01) 10. Allen Haynes 2002-05 .357 117 328 10. Justin Hawkins 2007-08 .781 157 201
Consecutive Games with a 3FGA 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 150 atts.) Free Throw Percentage (min. 75 attempts)
Season: 32, Jonathan Gibson (2009-10) Player Years 3M 3A Pct. Player Year FTM FTA Pct.
Career: 39, Jonathan Gibson (2008-10) 1. Eric Channing 1998-02 283 627 .451 1. Eric Channing 2001-02 93 104 .894
2. Jeff McCool 1986-89 206 467 .441 2. Bob Jarrett 1956-57 88 100 .880
Consecutive Games with a 3FGM 3. Kenny Travis 1986-87 70 164 .427 3. Alan Graham 1974-75 80 91 .879
Season: 8, Eric Channing (1/31/02 to 2/2/02); 4. Denmark Reid 1996-98 188 458 .410 4. Chris Hackman 1991-92 132 155 .852
Jahmar Young (12/23/09 to 12/28/09) Kelsey Crooks 2000-03 75 183 .410 5. Jonathan Gibson 2009-10 95 112 .848
6. William Benjamin 1988-92 108 264 .409 6. Eric Channing 1999-00 86 102 .843
7. Gordo Castillo 2007-11 161 396 .407 7. Elijah Ingram 2006-07 74 88 .841
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS Ian Baker 2013-16 137 337 .407 8. Jahmar Young 2009-10 160 191 .838
9. Elijah Ingram 2005-07 127 317 .401 9. James Moore 2003-04 128 153 .837
3-Point Field Goals Made 10. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 259 650 .398 10. Dexter Hawkins 1976-77 97 116 .836
Player Year Pct. 3A 3M
1. Jonathan Gibson 2009-10 .406 261 106
2. Denmark Reid 1997-98 .433 240 104
TEAM RECORDS CAREER LEADERS
3. Braxton Huggins 2016-17 .420 212 89
4. Zach Lofton 2017-18 .380 229 87 Most 3-point Field Goals Made Free Throws Made
5. Denmark Reid 1996-97 .385 218 84 Game: 20 vs. Northern New Mexico (12-29-19) Player Years Pct. FTA FTM
6. Eric Channing 2001-02 .460 176 81 Season: 287 (2009-10) 1. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 .745 651 463
7. Jonathan Gibson 2007-08 .419 186 78 2. George Knighton 1959-62 .735 623 458
8. Jeff McCool 1987-88 .507 144 73 Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted 3. James Moore 2000-03 .801 553 443
Jahmar Young 2009-10 .374 195 73 Game: 38 at San Jose State (1-23-10) 4. Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-15 .671 550 369
10. Eric Channing 1998-99 .467 152 71 5. Steve Colter 1980-84 .757 445 337
Season (Modern Era): 774 (2009-10)
Jeff McCool 1988-89 .396 179 71 6. Jahmar Young 2007-10 .830 399 331
7. Eric Channing 1998-01 .851 384 327
Highest 3-point Field Goal Percentage 8. Ian Baker 2013-17 .799 407 325
3-Point Field Goals Attempted Game: .786 vs. Texas Southern [11 of 14] (12-23-09) 9. Johnny Roberson 1986-89 .674 478 322
Player Year Pct. 3M 3A Season: .455 [143 of 314] (1987-88)
10. Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 .521 593 309
1. Jonathan Gibson 2009-10 .406 106 261
2.
3.
Denmark Reid
Zach Lofton
1997-98
2017-18
.433
.380
104
87
240
229 FREE THROWS Free Throws Attempted
4. Denmark Reid 1996-97 .385 84 218 Player Years Pct. FTM FTA
5. Braxton Huggins 2016-17 .420 89 212 Most Free Throws Made 1. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 .745 463 651
6. Ian Baker 2016-17 .307 63 205 Game: 18, Ernest Patterson vs. New Mexico (12-11-82) 2. George Knighton 1959-62 .735 458 623
7. Jahmar Young 2009-10 .374 73 195 Season: 187, Gilbert Wilburn (1985-86) 3. Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 .521 309 593
8. Jonathan Gibson 2007-08 .419 78 186 Career: 463, Daniel Mullings (2012-15) 4. James Moore 2000-03 .801 443 553
9. Thomas Wyatt 1994-95 .357 66 184 5. Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-15 .671 369 550
10. Ian Baker 2015-16 .383 69 180 Most Free Throws Attempted 6. Slab Jones 1976-80 .579 296 511
Game: 20, Justin Hawkins vs. North Texas (12-2-07); 7. Johnny Roberson 1986-89 .674 322 478
3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 75 atts.) James Moore vs. South Alabama (1-5-02); 8. Greg Webb 1976-80 .641 287 448
Ernest Patterson vs. New Mexico (12-11-82); 9. Jeff Smith 1968-71 .602 269 447
Player Year 3M 3A Pct.
1. Jeff McCool 1987-88 73 144 .507 Gilbert Wilburn vs. San Jose State (2-27-86) 10. Billy Joe Price 1958-61 .612 273 446
2. William Benjamin 1990-91 43 87 .494 Season: 263, Gilbert Wilburn (1985-86)
3. Eric Channing 1998-99 71 152 .467 Career: 651, Daniel Mullings (2012-15) Free Throw Percentage (min. 150 attempts)
4. Kenny Travis 1986-87 45 97 .464 Player Years FTM FTA Pct.
5. Eric Channing 2001-02 81 176 .460 Highest Free Throw Percentage 1. Eric Channing 1998-01 327 384 .851
6. Ian Baker 2014-15 58 127 .457 Game: 1.000 Bob Jarrett vs. Arizona [16 of 16] (1-11-57) 2. Jahmar Young 2007-10 331 399 .830
7. Eric Channing 1999-00 70 156 .449 Season (Min. 75 atts.): .880, Bob Jarrett [88 of 100] 3. Elijah Ingram 2005-07 173 211 .820
8. Gordo Castillo 2008-09 39 87 .448 (1956-57) 4. Jason Fontenet 2001-03 158 194 .814
9. Remi Barry 2014-15 43 98 .439 Career (Min. 150 atts.): .851, Eric Channing [327-384] 5. James Moore 2000-03 443 553 .801
10. Jeff McCool 1986-87 56 129 .434 (1998-01) 6. Ian Baker 2013-17 325 407 .799
7. Jaime Peña 1980-82 196 247 .794
Most Consecutive Free Throws Made 8. Earnest Turner 1964-68 211 266 .793
Game: 16, Bob Jarrett vs. Arizona (1-11-57) 9. Chris Hickman 1988-92 218 278 .784
Season: 36, Jahmar Young (2009-10) Dexter Hawkins 1973-77 228 291 .784
FREE THROWS TEAM 20 Daveeno Hines New Mexico 12-7-00 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS
20 Slab Jones Tulsa 2-9-80
Free Throws Made 20 Sam Lacey Rice 3-7-70
Total Rebounds
Game: 37 vs. New Mexico (12-11-82) 20 Sam Lacey Air Force 2-14-70
20 Sam Lacey Montana State 2-9-70 Player Year GP Avg. Reb.
Season: 707 (2011-12) 1. Sam Lacey 1969-70 31 15.9 493
20 Sam Lacey Oklahoma Christian 12-1-69
20 George Knighton W. New Mexico 3-6-62 2. Jemerrio Jones 2017-18 34 13.2 450
Free Throws Attempted 20 Wayne Yates West Texas 2-22-58 3. Sam Lacey 1968-69 29 15.0 435
Game: 52 vs. Long Beach State (2-3-90) 19 Jemerrio Jones Grand Canyon 3-10-18 4. Pascal Siakam 2015-16 34 11.6 396
Season: 1,058 (2011-12) 5. Wendell McKines 2011-12 35 10.7 374
6. Billy Joe Price 1958-59 28 12.6 354
7. Sam Lacey 1967-68 29 12.0 337
Highest Free Throws Percentage 8. Wendell McKines 2008-09 32 10.0 319
Game (min. 10 atts.): 1.000 vs. Western New Mexico
9. George Knighton 1960-61 24 13.2 317
[12 of 12] (1-13-68)
10. Eli Chuha 2016-17 34 8.9 302
Game (min. 15 atts.): .955 vs South Alabama [21 of 22]
(02-08-03)
Season: .749 [567 of 757] (1967-68)
Highest Rebounding Average
Player Years GP Reb. Avg.
1. Sam Lacey 1969-70 31 493 15.9
Lowest Free Throw Percentage 2. Sam Lacey 1968-69 29 435 15.0
Game: .222 vs. Oklahoma Christian [4 of 18] (12-1-69)
3. Jemerrio Jones 2017-18 34 450 13.2
Season: .573 [493 of 860] (1993-94) George Knighton 1960-61 24 317 13.2
5. Billy Joe Price 1958-59 28 354 12.6
Most Missed Free Throws 6. Sam Lacey 1967-68 29 337 11.6
Game: 26 vs. San Jose State (3-5-94); Pascal Siakam 2015-16 34 396 11.6
vs. Morgan State (12-31-93) 8. Slab Jones 1979-80 27 297 11.0
9. George Knighton 1961-62 24 259 10.8
10. Wendell McKines 2011-12 35 374 10.7
REBOUNDING George Knighton 1959-60 27 290 10.7
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

# Player Opponent Date
CAREER LEADERS
27 Sam Lacey Hardin-Simmons 12-19-69
26 Sam Lacey Tennessee Tech 12-27-68 Total Rebounds
25 Sam Lacey Idaho State 1-4-69 Player Years GP Avg. Reb.
24 Truman Ward Idaho State 2-18-71 1. Sam Lacey 1967-70 89 14.2 1,265
24 Sam Lacey Drake 3-14-70 2. Wendell McKines 2007-12 126 9.0 1,135
24 Mike Dabich West Texas 1-31-66 3. Slab Jones 1976-80 114 8.3 951
23 Jemerrio Jones UMKC 2-24-18 4. George Knighton 1959-62 75 11.5 866
23 Pascal Siakam UTEP 12-2-15 5. Billy Joe Price 1958-61 77 10.7 824
23 Chris Jackson North Texas 2-1-03 6. Charles Gosa 1995-99 117 6.7 788
23 Sam Lacey Northern Illinois 2-8-69 7. Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-15 136 8.0 775
23 George Knighton Utah State 12-16-60 8. Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 124 5.9 737
22 Jemerrio Jones Seattle U 3-9-18 9. Truman Ward 1970-73 76 9.5 720
22 Billy Joe Price Evansville 12-1-58 10. Jeff Smith 1968-71 87 8.3 718
21 Renault Moultrie Tulsa 2-9-81
21 Sam Lacey W. New Mexico 1-13, 68 Rebounding Average (min. 40 games)
21 Billy Joe Price New Mexico 1-3-59 Player Years GP Reb. Avg.
21 Billy Joe Price McMurray 12-9-58 1. Sam Lacey 1967-70 89 1,265 14.2
20 Jemerrio Jones Grand Canyon 2-10-18
2. George Knighton 1959-62 75 866 11.5
20 Jemerrio Jones CSU Bakersfield 2-8-18
20 Jemerrio Jones UT Rio Grande Valley 2-3-18 2017 US Bank/NM State Hall of Famer Billy Joe Price. 3. Billy Joe Price 1958-61 77 824 10.7
4. Pascal Siakam 2014-16 68 658 9.7
19 Jemerrio Jones East Central 11-10-17 5. Mike Dabich 1964-66 52 501 9.6
19 Truman Ward Pepperdine 12-28-71
6. Truman Ward 1970-73 76 720 9.5
19 Truman Ward West Texas State 2-25-71
19 Truman Ward Texas-Arlington 2-1-70 7. Jim Bostic 1972-75 78 712 9.1
19 Sam Lacey Idaho State 12-26-69 Chris Jackson 2001-03 55 501 9.1
19 Sam Lacey Pan American 1-8-69 9. Wendell McKines 2007-12 126 1,135 9.0
19 Sam Lacey Evansville 12-19-68 Wayne Yates 1956-58 N/A N/A 9.0
19 Sam Lacey Brigham Young 12-5-68
19 Renault Moultrie West Texas 2-5-81
19 Robert Gunn Wichita State 3-1-79
REBOUNDING TEAM
19 Slab Jones Southern Miss 12-28-78
19 George Knighton West Texas 2-24-62 Most Rebounds
18 Sam Lacey Arizona 1-2-70 Game: 85 vs. Texas-Arlington (12-1-70)
18 Sam Lacey Wichita State 12-4-69 Season: 1,713 (1969-70)
19 Billy Joe Price Northern Arizona 12-1-59
18 Sim Bhullar UTSA 2-2-13 Highest Rebounding Average
18 Pascal Siakam Seattle U 2-20-16 Season: 56.1 [1,458 in 26 games] (1965-66)
18 Wendell McKines Fresno State 3-3-12
18 Chris Jackson Middle Tennessee 1-10-02
18 Chris Jackson North Texas 12-29-01 ASSISTS
18 Andre Patterson Utah State 3-8-84
18 Slab Jones West Texas 2-7-80 Most Assists
18 Slab Jones Texas 12-29-79 Game: 20, Sam Crawford vs. Sam Houston State (12-
18 Robert Gunn Creighton 2-24-79 21-92)
18 Jim Bostic Saint Louis 2-6-75 Season: 310, Sam Crawford (1992-93)
18 Jim Bostic North Texas 1-18-75
Career: 592, Sam Crawford (1991-93)
18 Roland Grant Drake 1-26-74
18 Truman Ward Utah State 2-26-72
18 John Williamson Corpus Christi 2-19-72 Most Assists Per Game
Jemerrio Jones became the only player this century and 18 Sam Lacey Tennessee Tech 1-25-69 Season: 9.1, Sam Crawford [310 in 34 games] (1992-93)
since 1997 per NCAA & Stats LLC to record 20-plus 18 Sam Lacey Hardin-Simmons 3-1-68 Career: 8.8, Sam Crawford [592 in 67 games] (1991-93)
rebounds in three-consecutive games. 18 Jim Davis Hardin-Simmons 3-1-58

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS STEALS MINUTES PLAYED
Assists Most Steals Player Years MP
Player Year Assists Game: 8, Sam Crawford vs. Fresno State (3-13-92); 1. Hernst Laroche 2008-12 4,417
1. Sam Crawford 1992-93 310 8, Tyrone Nelson at New Mexico (12-13-05) 2. Daniel Mullings 2012-15 4,008
2. Sam Crawford 1991-92 282 Season: 91, Randy Brown (1989-90) 3. Eric Channing 1998-01 3,783
3. Randy Brown 1990-91 187 Career: 209, William Benjamin (1988-92) 4. Wendell McKines 2007-12 3,576
4. Dominic Ellison 1997-98 165 5. Ian Baker 2013-17 3,467
5. Billy Keys 1998-99 160
6. Hernst Laroche 2010-11 152
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS 6. Slab Jones 1977-80 3,386
7. Johnny Roberson 1985-89 3,355
7. Keith Johnson 1993-94 151 8. Keith Hill 1987-90 3,306
8. Billy Keys 1999-00 150 Steals (since 1981)
9. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 3,213
9. Alex Scott 1971-72 149 Player Year Steals
10. James Moore 2000-03 3,146
10. Fred Peete 2007-08 145 1. Randy Brown 1989-90 91
2. Daniel Mullings 2012-13 79
3. Randy Brown 1990-91 71
Assists
CAREER LEADERS 4. William Benjamin 1990-91 70 PERSONAL FOULS
Player Years Assists 6. Thomas Wyatt 1994-95 64
1. Sam Crawford 1991-93 592 Hernst Laroche 2011-12 64 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS
2. Hernst Laroche 2008-12 552 8. Sam Crawford 1991-92 62
3. Keith Hill 1987-90 379 Hernst Laroche 2010-11 62 Personal Fouls
4. Ian Baker 2013-17 378 10. Troy Brewer 1994-95 61 Player Year PF
5. Ernest Patterson 1980-83 371 1. Johnny Selvie 1994-95 116
6. Steve Colter 1981-84 347
CAREER LEADERS Mike Dabich 1965-66 116
3. Slab Jones 1978-79 114
8. William Benjamin 1988-92 333 Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-12 114
9. Billy Keys 1998-00 310 Steals (since 1981)
5. Jeff Smith 1969-70 108
10. Brandon Mason 1999-03 302 Player Years Steals
6. Aaron Brodt 1998-99 107
Ernest Patterson 1981-82 107
TEAM RECORDS 3. William Benjamin 1988-92 209
Tshilidzi Nephawe 2013-14 107
9. Cyrus Cormier 1978-79 106
4. James Moore 2000-03 174
Most Assists 5. Randy Brown 1988-92 162 Tshilidzi Nephawe 2010-11 106
Game: 34 vs. Morgan State (12-29-1990) 6. Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 132
Season: 592 (1994-95) 7.
8.
Charles Gosa
Brandon Mason
1995-99
1999-03
126
123
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
BLOCKED SHOTS 9.
10.
Thomas Wyatt
Ernest Patterson
1993-95
1980-83
119
114 TEAM RECORDS
Eric Channing 1998-02 114
Most Blocked Shots Most Points Allowed
Game: 8, James Moore (2-7-04) Game: 131 at Utah (2-8-66)
Season: 101, Sim Bhullar (2013-14)
TEAM RECORD
Season: 2,740 (1994-95)
Career: 200, James Moore (2000-03) Most Steals
Game: 24 vs. Simon Fraser (11-20-93) Most Wins
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON Season: 368 (1994-95) Season: 30 [30-5] (2018-19)
Two Consecutive Seasons: 58 [58-11] (2017-19)
Three Consecutive Seasons: 83 [83-17] (2017-20)
Blocked Shots
Player Year Blocks
GAMES PLAYED Four Consecutive Seasons: 111 [111-23] (2016-20)
1. Sim Bhullar 2013-14 101
2. Sim Bhullar 2012-13 85 Games Played Most Consecutive Wins
3. Pascal Siakam 2014-16 76 Career: 136, Tshilidzi Nephawe (2011-15)
Season: 21 (1937-38); 20 (2016-17)
4. Roland Grant 1973-74 58
5. James Moore 2003-04 55 Minutes Played Highest Winning Percentage
6. Sam Lacey 1968-69 53 Career: 4,417, Hernst Laroche (2008-12)
Season (min. 18 games): .900 [27-3] (1969-70)
7. James Moore 2000-01 52
Clyde Jordan 1994-95 52 Personal Fouls
Tshilidzi Nephawe 2013-14 52 Most Losses
Season: 116, Johnny Selvie (1994-95); Mike Dabich
9. Charles Gosa 1998-99 47 Season: 26 [4-26] (2004-05)
(1965-66)
James Moore 2002-03 47 Two Consecutive Seasons: 40 [12-40] (1964-65)
CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS Lowest Winning Percentage

Season (min. 18 games): .154 [4-22] (1965-66)
Games Played
Blocked Shots
Player Years GP Most Games Played
Player Years Blocks
1. Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-15 136 Season: 36 [26-10] (2011-12); 36 [26-10] (2013-14)
1. James Moore 2000-03 200
2. Sim Bhullar 2013-14 196
3. Johnathon Wilkins 2014-18 131
3. Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 137
Jonathan Gibson 2006-10 131
Triple Doubles
Pascal Siakam 2014-16 137 Jemerrio Jones vs. Eastern New Mexico (12/12/17)
5. Tshilidzi Nephawe 2011-15 135 10 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists
6. Wendell McKines 2007-12 126
6. Slab Jones 1976-80 124
7. Eric Channing 1998-02 124
7. Charles Gosa 1995-99 116 Daniel Mullings vs. Hawaii (2/23/12)
Hamidu Rahman 2008-12 124
8. Johnny Roberson 1985-89 98 28 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists
9. William Benjamin 1988-92 123
9. Sam Lacey 1967-70 92
10. Aaron Brodt 1995-00 122
10. Troy Gillenwater 2008-11 82
10. Johnny Roberson 1986-89 121
Martin Iti 2006-08 82
TEAM RECORD
Most Blocked Shots
Game: 12 vs. Creighton (1-12-1978);
12 at UTSA (2/2/13)
Season: 224 (2013-14)
CHRONOLOGICAL COACHING RECORDS ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES (by victories)
Head Coach Years Tenure Record Pct. Head Coach Years Tenure Record Pct.
No Coach 2 1904-06 0-2-1 .167 1. Lou Henson 16 1966-75, 97-05 289-152 .655
John Miller 2 1906-08 0-2 .000 2. Neil McCarthy 12 1985-97 226-111 .671
V. Kays 1 1908-09 7-2 .778 3. Marvin Menzies 9 2007-16 199-111 .642
George Lain 1 1909-10 3-5 .375 4. Jerry Hines 12 1929-40, 46-47 157-109 .590
Arthur Badenoch 3 1910-13 3-22 .120 5. Presley Askew 12 1953-65 136-147 .480
Clarence W. Russel 3 1914-17 19-12 .613 6. Chris Jans 3 2017-Pres. 95-25 .792
John G. Griffith 3 1917-20 20-9 .690 7. Weldon Drew 6 1979-85 82-84 .494
Arthur Bergman 2 1920-22 12-5 .706 8. Ken Hayes 4 1975-79 69-46 .600
Robert R. Brown 4 1922-26 48-31 .608 9. George McCarty 4 1949-53 65-55 .542
A.L. Burkeholder 1 1926-27 6-13 .316 10. Robert R. Brown 4 1922-26 48-31 .608
Ted R. Coffman 2 1927-29 9-20-1 .317 11. Reggie Theus 2 2005-07 41-23 .641
Jerry Hines 11 1929-40 149-92 .618 12. Paul Weir 1 2016-17 28-6 .824
Julius Johnston 2 1940-42 22-30 .423 13. John Gunn 2 1947-49 21-26 .447
Kermit Laabs 2 1944-46 14-21 .400 14. Julius Johnston 2 1940-42 22-30 .423
Jerry Hines 1 1946-47 8-17 .320 15. John G. Griffith 3 1917-20 20-9 .690
John Gunn 2 1947-49 21-26 .447 16. Clarence W. Russel 3 1914-17 19-12 .613
George McCarty 4 1949-53 65-55 .542 17. Kermit Laabs 2 1944-46 14-21 .400
Presley Askew 12 1953-65 136-147 .481 18. Arthur Bergman 2 1920-22 12-5 .706
Jim McGregor 1 1965-66 4-22 .154 19. Ted R. Coffman 2 1927-29 9-20-1 .317
Lou Henson 9 1966-75 173-71 .709 21. V. Kays 1 1908-09 7-2 .778
Ken Hayes 4 1975-79 69-46 .600 21. A.L. Burkeholder 1 1926-27 6-13 .316
Weldon Drew 6 1979-85 82-84 .494 22. Jim McGregor 1 1965-66 4-22 .154
Neil McCarthy 12 1985-97 226-111 .671 23. George Lain 1 1909-10 3-5 .375
Lou Henson 7 1997-05 116-81 .589 24. Arthur Badenoch 3 1910-13 3-22 .120
Tony Stubblefield 1 2004-05 2-12 .143 25. Tony Stubblefield 1 2004-05 2-12 .143
Reggie Theus 2 2005-07 41-23 .641 26. John Miller 2 1906-08 0-2-0 .000
Marvin Menzies 9 2007-16 199-111 .642 25. No Coach 2 1904-06 0-2-1 .167
Paul Weir 1 2016-17 28-6 .824 113 1904-2021 1,577-1,103-2 .588
Chris Jans 3 2017-Pres. 95-25 .792
26 Coaches 114 1904-2021 1,577-1,103-2 .588
Lou Henson is the all-time wins leader at both NM State and Illinois. He retired Marvin Menzies finished his tenure at New Mexico State with the third-most
with 779 wins. wins after nine seasons at the helm with a 198-111 overall record.

PAN AMERICAN CENTER Most Turnovers
47, by San Jose State vs. NM State (12/19/70)
(2/2/06)
TEAM RECORDS Free Throws

Fewest Turnovers
17, James Moore, vs. Arkansas State (2/28/04)
Most Points 3, vs. Indiana State (2/6/78)
133, vs. New Mexico Highlands (12/11/82) Assists
*Margin of Victory
74, NM State 103, Northern New Mexico 30 (12/29/19) 20, Sam Crawford vs. Sam Houston State
Most Field Goals Attempts
122, vs. Texas-Arlington (12/1/70) (12/21/92)
Best Field Goal Percentage
Most Field Goals Made .686, NM State vs. UTSA (1/3/13) Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 at-
53, vs. Hardin-Simmons (3/1/76) tempts)
Best Free Throw Percentage (min. 20 at-
1.000 (13-13), Reggie Ramey, West Texas A&M vs.
Most Three-Point Field Goals Made tempts)
NM State (2/13/75)
20, vs. Northern New Mexico (12/29/19) .955 (21-22), vs. South Alabama (2/8/03)
20, by Utah State (2/2/06)
Free Throw Percentage
Most Free Throws Attempts PAN AMERICAN CENTER 1.000 by Many
53, vs. Seattle U (1/9/14)
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Free Throws Made
35, vs. New Mexico Highlands (11/25/78) Points
35, vs. Seattle U (1/9/14) 43, Willie Humes, Idaho State vs. San Jose
State (12/27/69)
Most Rebounds
85, vs. Texas-Arlington (12/1/70) Rebounds
25, Sam Lacey vs. Idaho State (1/4/69)
Most Fouls
38, vs. West Texas State (2/15/74)
Field Goals Made
Fewest Fouls 19, Jimmy Collins vs. Air Force (2/14/70)
8 six times [most recent vs. Chicago State
(3/7/15)] Three-Point Field Goals
10, Jaycee Carroll, Utah State vs. NM State
Scoring Field Goal Percentage Three-Point Field Goals
Year
1956-57
Player
Bob Jarrett
PPG
12.7
(Min. 140 Att.) Year
1984-85
Player
Orlando Febres
3FGM 3FGA
28 65
Pct.
.431
1957-58 Wayne Yates 13.4 Year Player FGM FGA Pct. 1985-86 Kenny Travis 25 67 .379
1958-59 Billy Joe Price 19.0 1956-57 Wayne Yates 99 224 .420 1986-87 Kenny Travis 45 97 .464
1959-60 George Knighton 21.4 1957-58 Bob Jarrett 103 229 .450 1987-88 Jeff McCool 73 144 .507
1960-61 George Knighton 22.0 1958-59 Billy Joe Price 209 401 .521 1988-89 Jimmy Taylor 43 102 .422
1961-62 George Knighton 23.1 1959-60 George Knighton 215 415 .518 1989-90 Rick Fluckey 43 116 .371
1962-63 Charles Lindsey 12.1 1960-61 George Knighton 190 374 .508 1990-91 William Benjamin 43 87 .494
1963-64 Charles Lindsey 15.9 1961-62 George Knighton 196 378 .519 1991-92 Sam Crawford 61 152 .401
1964-65 Mike Dabich 14.2 1962-63 Charles Lindsey 80 156 .513 1992-93 Darrin Jackson 36 89 .404
1965-66 Mike Dabich 18.3 1963-64 Charles Lindsey 99 202 .490 1993-94 Paul Jarrett 37 100 .370
1966-67 Ernest Turner 14.3 1964-65 John Whisenant 138 320 .432 1994-95 Skip McCoy 50 137 .365
1967-68 Sam Lacey 15.1 1965-66 Mike Dabich 191 415 .460 1995-96 Bostjan Leban 39 93 .419
1968-69 Jimmy Collins 19.3 1966-67 John Gambill 190 276 .503 1996-97 Bostjan Leban 30 71 .423
1969-70 Jimmy Collins 24.6 1967-68 Rob Evans 138 292 .473 1997-98 Denmark Reid 104 240 .433
1970-71 Truman Ward 14.5 1968-69 Jeff Smith 131 234 .560 1998-99 Eric Channing 71 152 .467
197172 John Williamson 27.1 1969-70 Jeff Smith 152 276 .551 1999-00 Eric Channing 70 156 .449
1972-73 John Williamson 27.2 1970-71 Roy Neal .99 215 .460 2000-01 Eric Channing 61 143 .427
1973-74 Roland Grant 18.0 1971-72 John Williamson 276 573 .482 2001-02 Eric Channing 81 176 .460
1974-75 Richard Robinson 14.7 1972-73 John Williamson 202 404 .500 2002-03 Kelsey Crooks 20 49 .408
1975-76 Bill Allen 17.9 1973-74 Hal Robinson 105 211 .498 2003-04 Kelsey Crooks 32 78 .410
1976-77 Richard Robinson 19.0 1974-75 Richard Robinson 175 392 .512 2004-05 Josh Jenkins 59 137 .431
1977-78 Slab Jones 14.3 1975-76 Russell Letz 116 208 .558 2005-06 Elijah Ingram 57 152 .384
1978-79 Slab Jones 16.4 1976-77 Slab Jones 134 264 .508 2006-07 Elijah Ingram 70 165 .424
1979-80 Slab Jones 18.0 1977-78 Slab Jones 186 369 .504 2007-08 Jonathan Gibson 78 186 .419
1980-81 Jaime Peña 18.1 1978-79 Slab Jones 210 376 .559 2008-09 Jahmar Young 69 164 .421
1981-82 Jaime Peña 17.5 1979-80 Slab Jones 201 335 .600 2009-10 Jonathan Gibson 106 261 .406
1982-83 Ernest Patterson 19.5 1980-81 Jaime Peña 196 383 .512 2010-11 Gordo Castillo 66 165 .400
1983-84 Steve Colter 19.5 1981-82 Renault Moultrie 134 238 .563 2011-12 Wendell McKines 51 145 .352
1984-85 Gilbert Wilburn 23.6 1982-83 Gillis Williams 103 170 .606 2012-13 Kevin Aronis 31 90 .344
1985-86 Gilbert Wilburn 19.1 1983-84 Steve Colter 219 438 .500 2013-14 Kevin Aronis 80 183 .437
1986-87 Kenny Travis 20.2 1984-85 Andre Patterson 164 350 .469 2014-15 Ian Baker 58 127 .457
1987-88 Willie Joseph 14.6 1985-86 Kenny Travis 174 360 .483 2015-16 Ian Baker 69 180 .383
1988-89 Johnny Roberson 14.1 1986-87 Johnny Roberson 130 261 .498 2016-17 Braxton Huggins 89 212 .420
1989-90 James Anderson 13.6 1987-88 Johnny Roberson 130 272 .478 2017-18 Zach Lofton 87 229 .380
1990-91 Reggie Jordan 14.6 1988-89 Johnny Roberson 161 281 .573 2018-19 Terrell Brown 66 157 .420
1991-92 Sam Crawford 12.9 1989-90 James Anderson 157 298 .527 2019-20 Trevelin Queen 53 137 .387
1992-93 Sam Crawford 12.9 1990-91 Tracey Ware 144 261 .552 2020-21 Jabari Rice 33 93 .355
1993-94 James Dockery 13.1 1991-92 Chris Hickman 75 139 .540
1994-95 Rodney Walker 15.7 1992-93 Tracey Ware 145 232 .625
1995-96 Enoch Davis 15.8 1993-94 Johnny Selvie 83 147 .565
1996-97 Enoch Davis 12.5 1994-95 Crafton Ferguson 132 231 .571
1997-98 Denmark Reid 16.9 1995-96 Enoch Davis 133 286 .465
1998-99 Charles Gosa 14.9 1996-97 Tobias Lampkin 88 145 .607
1999-00 Billy Keys 17.3 1997-98 Charles Gosa 143 261 .548
2000-01 Eric Channing 18.6 1998-99 Charles Gosa 199 329 .605
2001-02 Eric Channing 16.2 1999-00 Daveeno Hines 78 148 .527
2002-03 James Moore 18.8 2000-01 Eric Channing 178 378 .476
2003-04 James Moore 15.4 2001-02 James Moore 184 310 .594
2004-05 Duane John 14.1 2002-03 James Moore 156 267 .584
2005-06 Tyrone Nelson 17.8 2003-04 James Moore 144 269 .535
2006-07 Justin Hawkins 15.6 2004-05 Mike Mitchell 131 301 .435
2007-08 Justin Hawkins 18.1 2005-06 Tyrone Nelson 189 343 .551
2008-09 Jahmar Young 17.9 2006-07 Hatila Passos 89 141 .631
2009-10 Jahmar Young 20.3 2007-08 Hatila Passos 116 181 .641
2010-11 Troy Gillenwater 18.9 2008-09 Hamidu Rahman 79 149 .530
2011-12 Wendell McKines 18.7 2009-10 Hamidu Rahman 128 231 .554
2012-13 Daniel Mullings 13.8 2010-11 Tyrone Watson 90 160 .563
2013-14 Daniel Mullings 16.8 2011-12 Hamidu Rahman 126 210 .600
2014-15 Remi Barry 13.2 2012-13 Sim Bhullar 139 224 .621
2015-16 Pascal Siakam 20.3 2013-14 Sim Bhullar 125 193 .648
2016-17 Ian Baker 16.7 2014-15 Pascal Siakam 166 290 .572
2017-18 Zach Lofton 20.1 2015-16 Pascal Siakam 275 510 .539
2018-19 Terrell Brown 11.3 2016-17 Eli Chuha 153 251 .610
2019-20 Trevelin Queen 13.2 2017-18 Johnathon Wilkins 93 171 .544
2020-21 Jabari Rice 13.2 2018-19 Eli Chuha 111 168 .661
2019-20 Johnny McCants 112 193 .580
2020-21 Jabari Rice 82 175 .469

Free Throws (Min. 50 att.) Rebounds Assists
Year Player FTM FTA Pct. Year Player Avg. Year Player Assists
1956-57 Bob Jarrett 88 100 .880 1956-57 Wayne Yates 9.4 1967-68 Jimmy Collins 77
1957-58 Wayne Yates 75 104 .721 1957-58 Wayne Yates 9.9 1968-69 Charlie Criss 58
1958-59 Lee Bowen 66 87 .759 1958-59 Billy Joe Price 12.6 1969-70 Milton Horne 110
1959-60 George Knighton 147 212 .693 1959-60 George Knighton 10.7 1970-71 Alex Scott 92
1960-61 George Knighton 149 198 .753 1960-61 George Knighton 13.2 1971-72 Alex Scott 149
1961-62 David Brown 54 67 .806 1961-62 George Knighton 10.8 1972-73 John DiBiase 67
1962-63 Willie Booker 51 67 .761 1962-63 Willie Booker 6.3 1973-74 Steve White 44
1963-64 Charles Lindsey 152 190 .800 1963-64 Don Henry 5.6 1974-75 Jim Bostic 64
1964-65 Jessie Oliver 58 76 .763 1964-65 Mike Dabich 8.7 1975-76 John DiBiase 79
1965-66 John Gambill 62 76 .816 1965-66 Mike Dabich 10.6 1976-77 Richard Robinson 90
1966-67 Earnest Turner 109 131 .832 1966-67 Wes Morehead 7.2 1977-78 Danny Lopez 103
1967-68 Rob Evans 81 101 .802 1967-68 Sam Lacey 11.6 1978-79 Bill Myers 137
1968-69 Charley Criss 104 131 .794 1968-69 Sam Lacey 15.0 1979-80 Greg Webb 93
1969-70 Jimmy Collins 111 138 .804 1969-70 Sam Lacey 15.9 1980-81 Ernest Patterson 113
1970-71 Roy Neal 77 107 .720 1970-71 Truman Ward 10.3 1981-82 Ernest Patterson 100
1971-72 Roy Neal 61 74 .824 1971-72 Truman Ward 10.2 1982-83 Steve Colter 130
1972-73 John Williamson 86 111 .775 1972-73 Jim Bostic 8.6 1983-84 Steve Colter 127
1973-74 Hal Robinson 85 109 .780 1973-74 Roland Grant 10.3 1984-85 Gerald Wright 89
1974-75 Alan Graham 80 91 .879 1974-75 Jim Bostic 10.7 1985-86 Jeff Williams 80
1975-76 Russell Letz 85 103 .825 1975-76 Bill Allen 8.1 1986-87 Kenny Travis 80
1976-77 Dexter Hawkins 97 116 .836 1976-77 Richard Robinson 7.4 1987-88 Keith Hill 109
1977-78 Danny Lopez 60 70 .857 1977-78 Robert Gunn 7.6 1988-89 Willie Joseph 122
1978-79 Cyrus Cormier 95 125 .760 1978-79 Robert Gunn 9.0 1989-90 Keith Hill 120
1979-80 Chuck Goslin 57 70 .814 1979-80 Slab Jones 11.0 1990-91 Randy Brown 187
1980-81 Jaime Peña 96 118 .814 1980-81 Renault Moultrie 7.1 1991-92 Sam Crawford 282
1981-82 Jaime Peña 100 129 .775 1981-82 Renault Moultrie 7.9 1992-93 Sam Crawford 310
1982-83 Ernest Patterson 117 148 .791 1982-83 Derek Sailors 7.3 1993-94 Keith Johnson 151
1983-84 Steve Colter 108 138 .783 1983-84 Andre Patterson 8.1 1994-95 Troy Brewer 144
1984-85 Gilbert Wilburn 103 141 .730 1984-85 Andre Patterson 9.6 1995-96 Chewy Johnson 52
1985-86 Gilbert Wilburn 187 263 .711 1985-86 Gilbert Wilburn 7.1 1996-97 Bostajan Leban 57
1986-87 Kenny Travis 149 206 .723 1986-87 Kenny Travis 7.3 1997-98 Dominic Ellison 165
1987-88 Johnny Roberson 104 133 .782 1987-88 Steve McGlothin 6.7 1998-99 Billy Keys 160
1988-89 Jimmy Taylor 65 82 .793 1988-89 Johnny Roberson 7.2 1999-00 Billy Keys 150
1989-90 Randy Brown 131 184 .712 1989-90 James Anderson 6.9 2000-01 Brandon Mason 82
1990-91 Randy Brown 121 175 .691 1990-91 Reggie Jordan 7.8 2001-02 Brandon Mason 112
1991-92 Chris Hickman 132 155 .852 1991-92 Malcolm Leak 7.5 2002-03 Jason Fontenet 113
1992-93 Sam Crawford 126 161 .783 1992-93 Tracey Ware 7.1 2003-04 Kelsey Crooks 76
1993-94 Thomas Wyatt 59 80 .738 1993-94 James Dockery 8.5 2004-05 Josh Jenkins 105
1994-95 Thomas Wyatt 104 142 .732 1994-95 Clyde Jordan 7.6 2005-06 Elijah Ingram 89
1995-96 Enoch Davis 132 174 .759 1995-96 Charles Gosa 5.9 2006-07 Elijah Ingram 81
1996-97 Enoch Davis 106 130 .815 1996-97 Enoch Davis 5.2 Fred Peete 81
1997-98 Denmark Reid 55 70 .786 1997-98 Charles Gosa 8.1 2007-08 Fred Peete 145
1998-99 Brad Bestor 44 51 .863 1998-99 Charles Gosa 8.0 2008-09 Hernst Laroche 139
1999-00 Eric Channing 70 102 .843 1999-00 Daveeno Hines 7.7 2009-10 Hernst Laroche 125
2000-01 Eric Channing 103 122 .844 2000-01 Daveeno Hines 9.1 2010-11 Hernst Laroche 152
2001-02 Eric Channing 93 104 .894 2001-02 Chris Jackson 8.7 2011-12 Hernst Laroche 136
2002-03 Brandon Mason 62 73 .849 2002-03 Chris Jackson 10.0 2012-13 Daniel Mullings 91
2003-04 James Moore 128 153 .837 2003-04 James Moore 6.6 2013-14 Daniel Mullings 123
2004-05 Duane John 71 110 .645 2004-05 Jeff Jones 6.3 2014-15 Ian Baker 93
2005-06 Tyrone Nelson 157 208 .755 2005-06 Tyrone Nelson 8.7 2015-16 Ian Baker 127
2006-07 Justin Hawkins 130 185 .703 2006-07 Justin Hawkins 6.6 2016-17 Ian Baker 137
2007-08 Justin Hawkins 157 201 .781 2007-08 Hatila Passos 7.3 2017-18 Jemerrio Jones 102
2008-09 Jahmar Young 140 170 .824 2008-09 Wendell McKines 10.0 2018-19 AJ Harris 111
2009-10 Jahmar Young 160 191 .838 2009-10 Wendell McKines 9.8 2019-20 Shunn Buchanan 83
2010-11 Tshilidzi Nephawe 68 89 .764 2010-11 Troy Gillenwater 6.3 2020-21 Evan Gilyard II 54
2011-12 Wendell McKines 136 179 .760 2011-12 Wendell McKines 10.7
2012-13 Daniel Mullings 129 170 .759 2012-13 Bandja Sy 7.3
2013-14 Daniel Mullings 168 231 .727 2013-14 Sim Bhullar 7.2
2014-15 Remi Barry 98 128 .766 2014-15 Pascal Siakam 7.7
2015-16 Ian Baker 89 109 .817 2015-16 Pascal Siakam 11.6
2016-17 Ian Baker 160 193 .829 2016-17 Eli Chuha 8.9
2017-18 Zach Lofton 142 184 .772 2017-18 Jemerrio Jones 13.2
2018-19 Terrell Brown 104 134 .776 2018-19 Eli Chuha 6.6
2019-20 Jabari Rice 86 104 .827 2019-20 Johnny McCants 6.2
2020-21 Donnie Tillman 58 76 .763 2020-21 Johnny McCants 6.1
Steals
Blocks Year Player Steals
Year Player Blocks 1980-81 Ernest Patterson 42
1980-81 Jaime Peña 16 1981-82 Ernest Patterson 35
1981-82 Renault Moultrie 16 1982-83 Ernest Patterson 37
1982-83 Steve Colter 24 1983-84 Steve Colter 40
1983-84 Andre Patterson 19 1984-85 Andre Patterson 37
1984-85 Andre Patterson 30 1985-86 Kenny Travis 55
1985-86 Johnny Roberson 19 1986-87 Kenny Travis 55
1986-87 Johnny Roberson 31 1987-88 Virgil Harris 47
1987-88 Johnny Roberson 26 1988-89 Jimmy Taylor 44
1988-89 Johnny Roberson 22 1989-90 Randy Brown 91
1989-90 Reggie Jordan 22 1990-91 Randy Brown 71
1990-91 James White 34 1991-92 Sam Crawford 62
1991-92 Eric Traylor 24 1992-93 Marc Thompson 56
1992-93 James Dockery 32 1993-94 Thomas Wyatt 55
1993-94 Johnny Selvie 31 1994-95 Thomas Wyatt 64
1994-95 Clyde Jordan 52 1995-96 Chewy Johnson 35
1995-96 Charles Gosa 14 1996-97 Charles Gosa 36
1996-97 Charles Gosa 21 1997-98 Charles Gosa 35
1997-98 Charles Gosa 34 1998-99 Billy Keys 57
1998-99 Charles Gosa 47 1999-00 Billy Keys 51
1999-00 Stephan Green 15 2000-01 Brandon Mason 38
2000-01 James Moore 52 2001-02 Brandon Mason 49
2001-02 James Moore 46 2002-03 James Moore 40
2002-03 James Moore 47 2003-04 James Moore 50
2003-04 James Moore 55 2004-05 Mike Mitchell 40
2004-05 Trevor Lawrence 41 2005-06 Tyrone Nelson 48
2005-06 David Fisher 24 2006-07 Fred Peete 45
2006-07 Martin Iti 40 2007-08 Fred Peete 51
2007-08 Martin Iti 42 2008-09 Jonathan Gibson 44
2008-09 Hamidu Rahman 44 Hernst Laroche 44
2009-10 Hamidu Rahman 42 Jahmar Young 44
2010-11 Tshilidzi Nephawe 32 2009-10 Jonathan Gibson 47
2011-12 Hamidu Rahman 39 2010-11 Hernst Laroche 62
2012-13 Sim Bhullar 85 2011-12 Hernst Laroche 64
2013-13 Sim Bhullar 101 2012-13 Daniel Mullings 79
2014-15 Pascal Siakam 61 2013-14 Daniel Mullings 65
2015-16 Pascal Siakam 76 2014-15 Ian Baker 50
2016-17 Johnathon Wilkins 29 2015-16 Ian Baker 37
2017-18 Johnny McCants 24 2016-17 Ian Baker 42
2018-19 Johnny McCants 24 2017-18 Jemerrio Jones 35
2019-20 Johnny McCants 14 2018-19 AJ Harris 31
2020-21 Johnny McCants 17 2019-20 Trevelin Queen 45
2020-21 Evan Gilyard II 20
Wendell McKines tallied 1,521 career points and 1,135 rebounds during his time at NM State (2008-12). He and Sam Lacey are the only two Aggies in the
1,000 points club to also have 1,000-plus rebounds.
1. Eric Channing (1998-2002) 124 games 1,862 12. Ernest Patterson (1980-83) 110 games 1,419
GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
1998 33 113-254 .445 45-54 .833 96 2.9 43 342 10.4 1980 26 63-140 .450 19-35 .543 59 2.3 36 145 5.6
1999 32 171-360 .475 86-102 .843 91 2.8 84 498 15.6 1981 27 134-288 .465 51-78 .654 103 3.8 113 319 11.8
2000 28 178-374 .476 103-122 .844 94 3.4 61 520 18.6 1982 28 163-332 .491 63-96 .656 102 3.6 100 389 13.9
2001 31 164-358 .458 93-104 .894 103 3.3 48 502 16.2 1983 29 223-442 .505 117-148 .791 123 4.2 122 566 19.5
Totals 124 626-1346 .465 327-382 .856 384 3.1 236 1862 15.0 Totals 110 583-1202 .485 250-357 .700 387 3.5 371 1419 12.9
2. Albert “Slab” Jones (1977-80) 114 games 1,758 13. Ian Baker (2013-17) 120 Games 1,411
1977 26 134-264 .508 65-102 .637 168 6.5 23 333 12.8 2014 19 25-58 .431 14-24 .583 21 1.1 21 74 3.9
1978 29 186-369 .504 42-83 .506 214 7.4 45 414 14.3 2015 34 98-213 .457 62-81 .765 83 2.4 93 316 9.3
1979 32 210-376 .559 105-161 .652 272 8.5 48 525 16.4 2016 34 156-367 .425 89-109 .817 157 4.6 127 470 13.8
1980 27 201-335 .600 84-165 .509 297 11.0 48 486 18.0 2017 33 164-421 .390 160-193 .829 140 4.2 137 551 16.7
Total 114 731-1344 .544 296-511 .579 951 8.3 164 1758 15.4 Totals 120 443-1059 .418 200-542 .369 401 3.3 378 1411 11.8
3. Jimmy Collins (1968-70) 89 games 1,734 14. Steve Colter (1981-84) 107 games 1,333
1968 29 162-378 .429 94-126 .746 105 3.6 77 420 14.5 1981 22 18-47 .383 28-41 .683 37 1.7 15 64 2.9
1969 29 241-560 .430 78-106 .736 136 4.7 52 560 19.3 1982 28 94-194 .485 66-87 .759 100 3.6 75 254 9.1
1970 31 322-628 .513 111-138 .804 143 4.6 91 754 24.3 1983 29 166-329 .505 135-179 .754 137 4.7 130 469 16.2
Totals 89 725-1566 .463 283-370 .765 384 4.3 220 1734 19.5 1984 28 219-438 .500 108-138 .783 137 4.9 127 546 19.5
Totals 107 497-1008 .493 337-445 .757 411 3.8 347 1333 12.5
4. Daniel Mullings (2012-2015) 128 games 1,677

GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 15. Charles Gosa (1996-99) 117 games 1,233
2012 36 128-262 .489 73-118 .619 59 1.6 69 334 9.2 GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
2013 35 167-355 .470 129-170 .759 103 2.9 91 483 13.8 1996 26 63-154 .409 35-48 .729 154 5.9 23 180 6.9
2014 35 201-431 .466 168-231 .727 102 3.4 123 588 16.8 1997 28 69-138 .500 33-53 .623 128 4.6 21 185 6.6
2015 22 83-192 .432 93-132 .705 108 4.9 59 272 12.4 1998 30 143-261 .548 86-130 .662 242 8.1 51 376 12.5
Totals 128 579-1240 .467 463-651 .711 608 4.8 342 1677 13.1 1999 33 199-329 .605 93-139 .669 264 8.0 36 492 14.9
Totals 117 474-882 .537 247-370 .668 790 6.8 131 1233 10.5
5. George Knighton (1960-62) 75 games 1,660

GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 16. Johnny Roberson (1986-89) 121 games 1,223
1960 27 215-415 .518 147-212 .693 290 10.7 NA 577 21.4 GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
1961 24 190-374 .508 149-198 .753 317 13.2 NA 529 22.0 1986 28 29-75 .387 24-48 .500 81 2.9 5 82 2.9
1962 24 196-378 .519 162-213 .761 259 10.8 NA 554 23.1 1987 29 130-261 .498 65-103 .631 210 7.2 59 326 11.2
Totals 75 601-1167 .515 458-623 .735 866 11.5 NA 1660 22.1 1988 32 130-272 .478 104-133 .782 194 6.1 51 364 11.4
1989 32 161-281 .573 129-194 .665 231 7.2 22 451 14.1
Totals 121 450-889 .506 322-478 .674 716 5.9 137 1223 10.1
6. James Moore (2000-03) 110 games 1,651
GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
2000 28 120-225 .533 88-115 .765 164 5.9 15 328 11.7 17. Hernst Laroche (2009-12) 135 games 1,209
2002 23 156-267 .584 120-147 .816 150 6.5 25 432 18.8 2009 32 70-145 .483 35-46 .761 72 2.3 139 187 5.8
2003 27 144-269 .564 128-153 .837 178 6.6 42 416 15.4 2010 34 71-191 .372 48-69 .696 108 3.2 125 213 6.3
Totals 110 604-1071 .564 443-553 .801 682 6.2 108 1651 15.0 2011 33 133-306 .435 84-118 .712 105 3.2 152 381 11.5
2012 36 131-292 .449 120-165 .727 103 2.9 136 428 11.9
Totals 135 405-934 .434 287-398 .721 388 2.9 552 1209 9.0
7. Jonathan Gibson (2007-10) 131 games 1,541
18. Keith Hill (1987-90) 115 games 1,201
2007 31 25-74 .338 21-31 .677 20 0.6 22 81 2.6
2008 35 159-350 .454 31-41 .756 76 2.2 55 427 12.2
1987 20 63-137 .460 28-49 .571 52 2.6 52 168 8.4
2009 31 149-350 .426 75-109 .688 59 1.9 65 438 14.1
1988 32 101-212 .476 70-111 .631 80 2.5 109 295 9.2
2010 34 197-441 .447 95-112 .848 98 2.9 95 595 17.5
1989 32 122-267 .457 60-102 .588 105 3.3 98 337 10.5
Totals 131 530-1215 .436 222-293 .758 253 1.9 237 1541 11.8
1990 31 137-316 .434 99-146 .678 117 3.8 120 401 12.9
Totals 115 423-932 .454 257-408 .630 354 3.1 379 1201 10.4
8. Richard Robinson (1974-77) 100 games 1,540
19. “Super” John Williamson (1972-73) 43 games 1,168
1974 19 67-184 .364 22-27 .815 60 3.2 46 156 8.2
1975 27 175-342 .512 47-72 .653 97 3.6 57 397 14.7
1972 25 276-573 .482 126-166 .759 158 6.3 62 678 27.1
1976 27 186-435 .428 97-145 .669 168 6.2 64 469 17.4
1973 18 202-404 .500 86-111 .775 115 6.4 37 490 27.2
1977 27 205-428 .479 103-148 .696 200 7.4 90 518 19.2
Total 43 478-977 .489 212-277 .765 273 6.3 62 1168 27.2
Totals 100 633-1389 .456 269-392 .686 525 5.3 257 1540 15.4
20. Billy Joe Price (1959-61) 77 games 1,159

9. Wendell McKines (2008-12) 126 games 1,521 GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
1959 28 209-401 .521 114-204 .559 354 12.6 NA 532 19.0
2008 35 98-171 .573 27-64 .422 207 5.9 27 224 6.4
1960 26 120-292 .411 78-121 .645 231 8.9 NA 318 12.2
2009 32 155-319 .486 63-104 .606 319 10.0 52 388 12.1
1961 23 114-239 .477 81-121 .669 239 10.4 NA 309 13.4
2010 24 96-199 .482 48-85 .565 235 9.8 74 256 10.7
2012 35 233-505 .461 136-179 .760 374 10.7 54 653 18.7 Totals 77 443-932 .475 273-446 .612 824 10.7 NA 1159 15.1
Totals 126 582-1194 .487 274-432 .634 1135 9.0 207 1521 12.1
21. Greg Webb (1977-80) 113 games 1,127
10. Jahmar Young (2008-10) 87 games 1,479 GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1977 26 71-134 .530 57-88 .648 105 4.0 49 199 7.7
2008 21 86-196 .439 31-38 .816 38 1.8 22 217 10.3 1978 29 92-177 .520 68-97 .701 169 5.8 56 252 8.7
2009 32 182-398 .457 140-170 .824 127 4.0 104 573 17.9 1979 32 111-236 .470 90-137 .657 202 6.3 93 312 9.8
2010 34 228-497 .459 160-191 .838 120 3.5 107 689 20.3 1980 26 146-307 .476 72-126 .571 210 8.1 93 364 14.0
Totals 87 496-1091 .455 331-399 .830 285 3.3 233 1479 17.0 Total 113 420-854 .492 287-448 .641 686 6.1 291 1127 10.0
22. Pascal Siakam (2014-16) 68 games 1,126

11. Sam Lacey (1968-70) 89 games 1,448 GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg.
2015 34 166-290 .572 104-137 .759 262 7.7 45 436 12.8
1968 29 175-373 .469 89-123 .724 337 11.6 30 439 15.1
2016 34 275-510 .539 137-202 .678 396 11.6 58 690 20.3
1969 29 188-435 .432 83-133 .624 435 15.0 28 459 15.8
Totals 68 441-800 .551 241-339 .711 658 9.7 103 1126 16.6
1970 31 231-499 .463 88-138 .638 493 15.9 39 550 17.7
Totals 89 594-1307 .454 260-394 .660 1265 14.2 97 1448 16.3
23. Justin Hawkins (2007-08) 67 games 1,126 34. Bill Allen (1973-76) 92 games 1,018
2007 34 195-372 .524 130-185 .703 225 6.6 79 529 15.6 1973 14 25-62 .403 11-21 .524 37 2.6 2 61 4.4
2008 33 199-421 .473 157-201 .781 238 7.2 78 597 18.1 1974 24 63-136 .463 25-38 .658 86 3.6 19 151 6.3
Totals 67 394-793 .498 287-386 .744 463 6.9 157 1126 16.8 1975 27 134-262 .511 54-72 .750 135 5.0 14 322 11.9
1976 27 194-352 .551 96-136 .706 220 8.1 34 484 17.9
Totals 92 416-812 .512 186-267 .697 478 5.2 69 1018 11.1
24. Tshilidzi Nephawe (2011-15) 136 games 1,087
2011 33 58-121 .479 68-89 .764 144 4.4 7 184 5.6 35. Billy Keys (1999-00) 65 games 1,004
2013 9 23-45 .511 19-31 .613 47 5.2 1 65 7.2 1999 33 154-369 .417 100-141 .709 133 4.0 160 452 13.7
2014 36 136-252 .540 129-207 .623 282 7.8 22 401 11.1 2000 32 197-481 .410 103-126 .817 148 4.6 150 552 17.3
2015 22 80-153 .523 68-109 .624 167 7.6 23 228 10.4 Total 65 351-850 .413 203-267 .760 281 4.3 310 1,004 15.4
Totals 136 359-692 .519 369-550 .671 775 5.7 67 1087 8.0
25. Hamidu Rahman (2009-12) 124 games 1,081

2009 32 79-149 .530 60-109 .550 148 4.6 14 218 6.8
2010 33 128-231 .554 85-165 .515 264 8.0 12 341 10.3
2011 23 53-109 .486 59-114 .518 116 5.0 5 165 7.2
2012 36 126-210 .600 105-205 .512 209 5.8 17 357 9.9
Totals 124 386-699 .552 309-593 .521 737 5.9 48 1081 8.7
26. Kenny Travis (1986-87) 60 games 1,070

1986 30 174-360 .483 90-127 .709 133 4.4 57 464 15.5
1987 30 206-421 .489 149-206 .723 218 7.3 79 606 20.2
Totals 60 380-781 .487 239-333 .718 351 5.8 136 1070 17.8
27. Gilbert Wilburn (1985-86) 51 games 1,068

1985 21 184-401 .459 103-141 .730 138 6.6 62 496 23.6
1986 30 192-418 .459 187-263 .711 214 7.1 58 572 19.1
Total 51 376-819 .459 290-404 .718 352 6.9 120 1068 20.9
28. Troy Gillenwater (2009-11) 70 games 1,065

2009 30 131-257 .510 94-122 .770 130 4.3 28 364 12.1
2010 13 68-129 .527 41-58 .707 88 6.8 11 190 14.6
2011 27 173-377 .459 128-171 .749 170 6.3 16 511 18.9
Total 70 372-763 .488 263-351 .749 388 5.5 55 1065 15.2
29. Brandon Mason (1999-03) 115 games 1,051 Eric Channing (1998-2002) left NM State as the school’s all-time leading scorer with
GP FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Ast. Pts. Avg. 1,862 career points.
1999 26 27-69 .391 11-23 .478 21 0.8 9 67 2.6
2000 28 101-258 .391 52-79 .658 96 3.4 82 273 9.8
2001 32 138-341 .405 56-87 .644 147 4.6 112 364 11.4
2002 29 129-294 .439 62-73 .849 108 3.7 101 347 12.0
Totals 115 395-962 .411 181-262 .691 372 3.2 304 1051 9.1
30. Eli Chuha (2015-19) 118 games 1,047

2016 21 25-45 .556 11-18 .611 43 2.0 9 62 3.0
2017 34 153-251 .610 113-169 .669 302 8.9 38 420 12.4
2018 33 106-210 .505 54-91 .593 159 4.8 31 274 8.3
2019 30 111-168 .661 68-99 .687 198 6.6 46 291 9.7
Total 118 395-677 .583 246-377 .653 702 5.9 124 1047 8.9
31. Jeff Smith (1969-71) 87 games 1,045

1969 29 131-234 .560 66-123 .537 244 8.4 14 328 11.3
1970 31 152-276 .551 94-153 .614 257 8.3 14 398 12.8
1971 27 105-244 .430 109-171 .637 217 8.0 22 319 11.8
Totals 87 388-754 .515 269-447 .602 718 8.3 50 1045 12.0
32. Truman Ward (1971-73) 76 games 1,037

1971 27 167-383 .436 56-107 .523 278 10.3 33 390 14.4
1972 24 134-289 .464 47-87 .540 244 10.2 26 315 13.1
1973 25 146-355 .411 40-62 .645 198 7.9 51 332 13.3
Total 76 447-1027 .435 143-256 .559 720 9.5 110 1037 13.6
33. Dexter Hawkins (1974-77) 101 games 1,022

1974 20 20-63 .317 18-23 .783 19 0.9 23 58 2.9
1975 27 70-149 .470 47-70 .671 48 1.8 58 187 6.9
1976 27 160-357 .448 66-82 .805 67 2.5 69 386 14.3
1977 27 148-313 .473 97-116 .836 92 3.4 74 391 14.5
Total 101 398-882 .451 228-291 .784 226 2.2 224 1022 10.1
Daniel Mullings (2012-15) left NM State with 1,677 career points, good for fourth all-time
for the Aggies.

all-time roster @NMStateMBB
A Blaine, John..........................................................1910
Blazer, Noel...........................................................1920
Caranta, Barney...................................................1931
Caranta, Joe..........................................................1931
Achterburg, John................................................1920 Blevins, Jim.....................................................1950-51 Carter, Paris.....................................................2007-08
Acre, Mark.......................................................1988-91 Boat, Roy................................................................1912 Casanova, John...................................................1960
Adams, Ray...........................................................1965 Bobbitt, C.J......................................................2018-20 Castillo, Aaron (Gordo)...............................2007-11
Adams, Wayne...............................................1925-28 Bonney, David................................................2002-04 Castillo, Ralph......................................................1940
Agee, Rashaun...............................................2019-21 Booker, Willie..................................................1961-63 Caston, Marsei..........................................2021-pres.
Akins, Jerome.................................................1979-81 Boone, Walter.................................................1920-22 Caston, Shon..................................................2005-06
Alexander, Antwan......................................2004-05 Bostic, Jim.......................................................1972-75 Caton, Scott....................................................1972-74
Alexander, John..................................................1944 Bousman, Nugent..............................................1915 Caylor, Bob......................................................1932-33
Allen, Bill..........................................................1972-76 Bousman, Sam...............................................1911-13 Chambers, Breezy..............................................1931
Allen, Oscar.....................................................1928-30 Boutz, Ray........................................................1928-31 Chandler, Donny...........................................1975-78
Allen, Teddy...............................................2021-pres. Bowen, Herb...................................................1968-69 Channing, Eric..........................................1998-2003
Alok, Yuat....................................................2021-pres. Bowen, Lee.....................................................1957-60 Chavez, Joaquin............................................1996-97
Anderson, James..........................................1988-90 Bowman, Harold.................................................1916 Chuha, Eli.........................................................2015-19
Apodaca, Dick................................................1947-50 Bradberry, Dwain..........................................1993-94 Clark, Charles.................................................1957-59
Apodaca, Gilbert.................................................1955 Brainard, Noble...................................................1914 Clark, Ira...........................................................1959-62
Apodaca, Hookey.........................................1936-37 Braxton, Mel...................................................1984-85 Clay, Cassius...................................................1912-13
Apodaca, Jimmy...........................................1937-38 Brendenberg, Simon...................................1998-00 Clay, George.........................................................1980
Apodaca, Lauro.............................................1936-37 Brewer, DeWayne.........................................1965-66 Clement, Charles..........................................1950-51
Apodaca, Ray.................................................1950-51 Brewer, Troy....................................................1994-95 Clement, Reggie...........................................1978-79
Apodaca, Toribio...........................................1948-50 Briggs, Charles.....................................................1912 Clymer, Roy.....................................................1957-60
Aronis, Kevin.............................................2012-2014 Briggs,Mike...........................................................1957 Coash, Pat................................................ 1984-85, 88
Askew, Presley Jr...........................................1957-59 Britt, Gene.......................................................1970-71 Coats, Bo..........................................................1950-51
Atkins, Paul.....................................................1980-81 Britt, Tray..........................................................2006-10 Coe, Harvey..........................................................1915
Atterbury, Bob.....................................................1945 Britton, Derek.......................................................1980 Coffman, Morton..........................................1937-38
Atterbury, Bud...............................................1945-46 Britton, Mark........................................................1979 Cole, Chris ......................................................2006-08
Aurrecoechea, Ivan......................................2018-20 Brockman, Jim...............................................1953-55 Coleman, Emery............................................2012-13
Avery, Marchelus.....................................2021-pres. Brodt, Aaron..............................................1995-2000 Coleman, Ron................................................1991-94
Brookshire, Frank.................................. 1920, 22-23 Collins, Andrew...................................................1987
B Brown, David..................................................1960-63
Brown, Randy.................................................1989-91
Collins, Jimmy................................................1967-70
Collins, Richard..............................................1966-68
Baca, Gilbert...................................................1954-55 Brown, Robert................................................2018-19 Colson, Keith........................................................1955
Bailey, Floyd..........................................................1936 Brown, Terrell.................................................2018-20 Colter, Steve...................................................1980-84
Baird, Jack..............................................................1933 Browne, Rashawn.........................................2014-16 Colvard, Howard.................................................1941
Baird, Jim.........................................................1931-33 Brunson, Dave...............................................1979-80 Conard, Spencer.................................................1982
Bajema, Steve................................................1976-77 Buchanan, Shunn.........................................2017-20 Conn, Bill................................................................1948
Baker, Ian.........................................................2014-17 Buck, Rolla.......................................................1930-31 Cook, Leo...............................................................1951
Baker, Lory.............................................................1942 Budenholzer, Bud...............................................1947 Cormier, Cyrus...............................................1975-79
Ball, Howard...................................................1936-37 Budenholzer, Joe................................................1945 Corrie, Brian....................................................1977-79
Banegas, Bobby............................................1962-65 Budenholzer, Vince......................................1950-51 Cotton, Virshon........................................2021-pres.
Banks, Mike.....................................................1968-69 Buell, Robert.........................................................1924 Craft, David.....................................................1948-49
Barbee, William....................................................1944 Bullard, Stan...................................................1963-64 Crawford, Cameron.................................2021-pres.
Barge, Bruce...................................................1984-85 Burgess, John.................................................1967-70 Crawford, Sam...............................................1991-93
Barnett, Bernice...................................................1930 Burglin, Jim.....................................................1982-84 Creek, Roy.............................................................1947
Barnett, James.....................................................1984 Buovac, Matej...........................................2012-2014 Criss, Charley..................................................1967-70
Bartleson, John..............................................1991-93 Burns, Marquis...............................................1995-96 Crooks, Kelsey................................................1999-04
Bartlett, Don.........................................................1944 Bushmaier, Darrell..................... 1959-60, 1961-62 Crosby, Charles....................................................1925
Barry, Remi.................................................2011-2015 Butler, Bishop.................................................1918-21 Crouch, Jim.....................................................1950-51
Bates, Lloyd.....................................................1966-67 Buvens, Richard...................................................1917 Crownover, Henry........................................1934-36
Beers, Ray..............................................................1942 Culley, Matthew..................................................1914
C
Benjamin, William.........................................1988-92 Cunico, Angie.................................................1939-40
Bennett, Terry......................................................1991
D
Benard, Ty........................................................1987-88 Caldwell, Bill.........................................................1955
Berry, Tom.............................................................1930 Calloway, Earl.................................................2002-04
Bestor, Brad................................................1998-2000 Campo, Jose...................................................2015-16 Dabich, Don....................................................1964-66
Bhullar, Sim.....................................................2012-14 Canady, Adison.............................................1958-60 Dabich, Mike..................................................1964-66
Bhullar, Tanveer.............................................2013-17 Canady, Leroy................................................1962-64 Dann, Ken........................................................1954-55
Black, John......................................................1921-22 Canfield, Bill..........................................................1930 Darbyshire, Jack..................................................1949
Blackwell, Milton.............................1916-17, 19-20
#aggieup all-time roster
Darr, Elmer............................................................1937 Ferguson, Crafton.........................................1994-95 Gurnsey, Robert..................................................1944
Daugherty, Mike...........................................1954-55 Fisher, David...................................................2005-07 Guthmuller, Harry.........................................1953-55
Davis, Art.........................................................1965-66 Finley, Pecos...................................................1937-39
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Davis, Arthur..................................................1961-62 Fiske, Clay..............................................................1931
Davis, Byron....................................................2003-05 Flory, Alfred..........................................................1944
Davis, Clint......................................................1970-71 Floyd, John......................................................1931-33 Hadley, Gabe..................................................2017-18
Davis, Enoch...................................................1995-97 Fluckey, Rick...................................................1989-90 Haggard, John...............................................1910-12
Davis, Jim....................................................... 1957- 59 Fontenet, James.......................................2001-2003 Haile, George.......................................................1925
Davis, Rhonte.................................................1996-99 Fontenet, Jason.............................................2001-03 Hairston, Irv....................................................1982-83
Davis, Shaun...................................................2005-07 Foord, Bob.............................................................1942 Haley, Jermaine.............................................2016-17
de Rouen, Terrel............................................2011-14 Foote, Pril...............................................................1930 Hall, Bill...................................................................1911
DeBrouwer, Blaine..............................................1987 Ford, Bill...........................................................1970-73 Hall, Chris.........................................................2005-06
Dempsey, Rex...............................................1942, 47 Ford, Kevin......................................................2005-06 Hall, Henry............................................................1911
Desmond, Dennis....................................1999-2000 Ford, Willie.......................................................1966-67 Hamm, Bill.......................................................1947-49
DiBiase, John..................................................1972-76 Franco, Rudy.....................................1966-67, 68-70 Hammond, Sherman...................................1962-63
Dildly, Emanuel.............................................2000-03 Frazier, Robert................................................2002-05 Haney, Carl............................................................1940
Dinkins, Chris.................................................1991-92 Frier, Phillip.....................................................1959-61 Hanson, George..................................................1944
Diop, Makhtar................................................2008-11 Fuller, Marshall..............................................1936-37 Hare, Cliff...............................................................1920
Disco, Greg......................................................1984-85 Funston, Bryant.............................................2001-05 Harrell, Warren...............................................1989-90
Dishroom, Avery...........................................1969-72 Harrington, Shawn.......................................1995-96
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DiTirro, George....................................................1946 Harris, AJ..........................................................2017-20
Dixon, Renaldo ........................................2010-2014 Harris, Bubba..................................................1966-67
Doakes, Gerald.........................................2021-pres. Gabriel, Chris..................................................2008-09 Harris, Lee........................................................1981-82
Dockery, James.............................................1992-94 Gallagher, Francis.........................................1936-37 Harris, Mel.............................................................1944
Dominguez, Jalen........................................2004-06 Gambill, John.................................................1965-67 Harris, Virgil....................................................1986, 88
Donnelly, Alan...............................................1950-51 Garza, Joe........................................................2016-18 Hart, Bob................................................................1953
Donohue, Bob...............................................1933-34 Gibbs, Chet....................................................1940, 42 Hartigan, Tom......................................................1939
Dotson, Donald.............................................1976-78 Gibbs, Solomon.............................................1963-64 Hathorne, Earl...............................................1942, 47
Dougherty, Edward...........................................1944 Gibson, Harold.....................................................1942 Hawkins, Dexter............................................1973-77
Dove, Jim.........................................................1973-76 Gibson, Jonathan.........................................2006-10 Hawkins, Justin ............................................2006-08
Drace, Bob.............................................................1944 Gibson, Ricky..................................................1974-76 Hayes, Kenny..................................................1976-78
Drake, Gerald.............................. 1960-61, 1962-63 Gill, Blake...............................................................1940 Haynes, Allen.................................................2002-05
Drake, James..................................................1975-76 Gillen, Red.............................................................1944 Heick, Salty.....................................................1942-45
Dudley, Charles.............................................1964-65 Gillenwater, Troy...........................................2008-11 Hendricks, Earl.....................................................1947
Dunn, Bill.........................................................1950-51 Gillette, Phil....................................................1998-99 Hennings, George..............................................1932
Dvorak, Bob....................................................1973-76 Gillmore, James...................................................1945 Henry, Clayton.......................................... 2018-Pres.
Dwyer, Steve..................................................1981-82 Gilyard II, Evan...............................................2019-21 Henson, Lou...................................................1954-55
Given, Harold.................................................2015-16 Herbert, Guy...................................................1917-18
E Glover, Howard.............................................1938, 40
Gomez, Da’Shawn..............................................2009
Herig, Drew.....................................................2010-11
Hern, Harold.........................................................1946
Easterbrook, Tom..........................................1934-36 Gonzales, Chris....................................................1997 Hice, Other......................................................1963-64
Eckhoff, Alan....................................1961-62, 63-65 Gonzales, Tony.....................................................1945 Hickman, Chris..............................................1988-92
Eede, Arner...........................................................1910 Goodwin, Ken................................................1960-62 Hicks, Daniel...................................................1994-95
Elders, Phil.......................................................1978-81 Gordon, Leston..............................................2017-18 Higgens, Stacy...............................................1965-66
Eldridge, DK....................................................2013-15 Gosa, Charles.................................................1995-99 Hill, Charles...........................................................1944
Ellis, Chancellor.............................................2016-17 Goslin, Chuck.................................................1978-80 Hill, Derrick...........................................................1987
Ellis, Dudley..........................................................1918 Gower, Lee......................................................1940-41 Hill, Keith.........................................................1986-90
Ellison, Dominic............................................1997-98 Graham, Alan.................................................1972-75 Hill, Lamar.......................................................2001-02
Elsass, Tub............................................... 1928-30, 33 Graham, Leroy...............................................1920-22 Hill, Walter.......................................................1919-20
Erickson, Tony................................................1960-61 Grant, Roland.................................................1971-74 Hines, Daveeno........................................1998-2001
Esparza, Rene.................................................2015-16 Gray, Alvie.............................................................1930 Hines, Jerry.....................................................1923-26
Eubanks, Todd................................................1983-85 Greathouse, Jim..................................................1947 Hoover, Marvin..............................................1940-42
Evans, Rob.......................................................1966-68 Green, Elgren.................................................1970-72 Horne, Milton............................................1969-1970
Green, Herb..........................................................1940 Horton, Otis....................................................1939-41
F Green, John..........................................................1932 Houston, Edson...................................................1944

Green, Stephan........................................1999-2000 Howze, William .............................................1993-94
Fairly, Sanford......................................................1920 Grover, Harmon...................................................1944 Hoyt, Ed..................................................................1948
Febres, Orlando.............................................1982-86 Gunn, John.....................................................1947-49 Hubbard, Antoine........................................1996-97
Felder, James..................................................2002-04 Gunn, Robert.................................................1977-79 Huff, Eddie .....................................................1969-70

Huffmeyer, John............................................1953-54 Lefevre, Lonnie..............................................1969-70
Hughes, Juriad...............................................1991-93 Leggett, Craig................................................1966-67
Huggins, Braxton..........................................2014-17 Lehman, Austin.............................................1971-72
Humble, Cleve...............................................1913-18 Leiser, Bill...............................................................1944
Humpheries, Keith.......................................1928-31 Leonard, Lee...................................................1967-69
Hunter, Edgar.................................................1923-25 Letz, Russell....................................................1972-76
Hutchinson, Albert.............................................1953 Lewis, D.J.........................................................2011-12
Hynes, Don.....................................................1947-49 Likayi, Wilfred.................................................2019-21
Lindsey, Charles............................................1962-64
I Loeffler, Frank..................................1962-63, 64-65

Lofton, David...................................1990-91, 92-93
Ing, Charlie............................................................1930 Lofton, Zach...................................................2017-18
Ingram, Elijah.................................................2004-07 Logback, Ron...................................1960-61, 62-63
Ireland, Anthony...........................................1989-90 Lopez, Chris....................................................1992-97
Iti, Martin.........................................................2006-08 Lopez, Danny.................................................1974-78
Love, William ............................................... 1983-85
J Lowe, Walden.................................................1929-32
Lumpkins, Robert.........................................2008-10
Jackson, D.J.....................................................1992-94 Luster, JayDee................................................2007-08
Jackson, Donnie............................................1974-76
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Jackson, Chris................................................2001-03
Jackson, Gary.................................................2002-04
Jackson, George..................................................1942 Magatan, Robert...........................................1913-14
Sam Lacey holds the Pan American Center
Jackson, Joe....................................................1938-40 record with 25 rebounds. Malcolm, Packy...................................................1936
Jackson, Lance...............................................1993-94 Kabongo, Christian......................................2010-11 Mann, Tom......................................................1928-29
Jaramillo, Albert..................................................1930 Karam, Ben......................................................1998-99 Markham, Glen....................................................1957
Jarret, Bob.......................................................1957-58 Kaune, Gustav......................................................1914 Martin, Bill.............................................................1923
Jarret, Paul.......................................................1993-95 Kelly, Bob.........................................................1957-59 Martin, Luther................................................1962-64
JeanLouis, Berrick.........................................2018-19 Kelly, Dan...............................................................1940 Martinez, Kiko................................................1937-39
Jeffers, Brennen.............................................2004-05 Kelly, Joe..........................................................1957-59 Mason, Brandon............................................1999-03
Jeffus, Hubert.......................................................1934 Kendrick, Jamal.............................................1995-96 Mason, Larry.....................................1965-66, 67-68
Jegede, Supo..................................................2005-06 Kerr, Bill..................................................................1925 Mason, Mitch.......................................................1982
Jellico, Mike....................................................1946-47 Keys, Billy....................................................1998-2000 Mathews, Russell..........................................1960-63
Jenkins, Josh..................................................2004-05 Kiir, Mayan.......................................................2020-21 May, Edgar............................................................1913
John, Duane...................................................2003-05 Kilburn, David................................................1960-63 Mayer, Paul......................................................1910-11
Johnson, Corey..............................................1989-90 King, Jason......................................................2020-21 McAdams, Bob....................................................1939
Johnson, Earnest................................................1964 Knauber, Ted...................................................2005-07 McAdoo, Jewel....................................................1946
Johnson, Keith...............................................1993-95 Knight, Vincent..............................................1959-61 McCants, Johnny..................................... 2017-Pres.
Johnson, William...........................................1995-96 Knighton, George.........................................1959-62 McCarthy, Tom...............................................1969-70
Jones, Albert “Slab”......................................1976-80 Kozeliski, Frank..............................................1937-39 McClernon, Ken...................................................1920
Jones, DeAngelo...........................................2007-08 Kreuch, Bill............................................................1947 McCool, Jeff....................................................1985-89
Jones, Doug....................................................1975-78 Kull, Edwin............................................................1934 McCorkle, Ray......................................................1931
Jones, Elston...................................................1982-86 McCoy, Skip....................................................1993-95
Jones, Jeff........................................................2003-05 McDermott, Ryan.........................................1999-01
Jones, Jemerrio.............................................2016-18
Jones, John Paul.................................................1955
L McElmell, Lindsay.........................................1982-84
McFarland, James...............................................1929
Lacey, Sam......................................................1967-70
Jones, Keyon..................................................2017-19 Lampkin, Tobias............................................1995-97 McGary, Orrie.................................................1918-20
Jones, Marlon.................................................2016-17 Landis, Paul.....................................................1966-68 McGee, Cecil...................................................1929-30
Jones, Tedrell .................................................2000-01 Landry, Travon...............................................2014-16 McGill, Ernie..........................................................1957
Jordan, Clyde.................................................1994-95 Lane, Max..............................................................1945 McGlothin, Steve..........................................1986-89
Jordan, Reggie...............................................1989-91 Lankford, Ray.......................................................1932 McKandles, Mac..................................................1925
Joseph, Dajour...............................................2019-20 Laroche, Hernst.............................................2008-12 McKines, Wendell.........................................2007-12
Joseph, Willie.................................................1987-89 Las, Tom...........................................................1967-68 McKinney Jr., Mario.................................2021-pres.
Joyner, Terrance............................................2008-09 Lawrence, Trevor...........................................2004-06 McNair, Hamill...............................................1963-64
Juen, Richard..................................................1953-55 Laws, Carl.........................................................1996-97 McNair, Will................................................ 2019-Pres.
Justice, Don..........................................................1933 Lawson, Maurice...........................................1994-97 McNatt, Sam...................................................1924-25
Leak, Malcolm................................................1991-92 Mechem, Davenport...................................1927-28
K Leban, Bostjan...............................................1995-98 Mechem, Jesse..............................................1928-31

LeFavour, Fred.....................................................1944 Meerscheidt, Stuart.....................................1948-49
Meersheidt, Hilmar............................................1915 Parks, Stanley.................................................1958-59 Reid, Denmark...............................................1996-98
Mellinger, Bill.................................................1940-42 Parks, Swann........................................................1954 Resley, Art........................................................1930-33
Menkes, Chet.......................................................1944 Passos, Hatila..................................................2006-08 Rewalt, Bryce..................................................2019-21
Merker, Kelly...................................................2008-10 Pate, Notie.......................................................1975-79 Reyes, Chito....................................................1968-71
Metzo, Greg....................................................1980-81 Patterson, Andre...........................................1983-85 Rice, Jabari................................................. 2018-Pres.
Miles, Kortrijk.................................................2017-18 Patterson, Ernest...........................................1979-83 Richardson, Louis.........................................1996-98
Miller, Henry...................................................1920-22 Peake, Mike................................................2021-pres. Ritchley, Melvin.............................................1938-39
Mitchell, Mike................................................2004-06 Peete, Fred.................................................... 2006- 08 Roberson, Detruis.........................................2003-05
Monical, Robert...................................................1923 Pena, Jamie.....................................................1980-82 Roberson, Johnny........................................1986-89
Moore, Bill.......................................................1969-72 Pennie, Jalyn..................................................2014-17 Roberts, C.J.....................................................2020-21
Moore, Gerard...........................................1998-2000 Peterson, Ted........................................................1944 Robertson, Ben....................................................1930
Moore, James.................................................2001-04 Phillips, Harold....................................................1957 Robinson, Cecil....................................................1921
Morehead, Wes..............................................1965-68 Phillips, Robert....................................................1944 Robinson, Hal.................................................1971-74
Moreno, Jorge...........................................2021-pres. Phillips, Wilbert.............................................1933-34 Robinson, Jimmy..........................................1981-82
Morgan, Doug...............................................1963-64 Pino, Joe...........................................................1947-49 Robinson, Richard........................................1973-77
Morris, Will......................................................2001-03 Plodzinski, Paul...................................................1955 Robison, Gerald.............................................1958-60
Moultrie, Renault..........................................1980-82 Pope, Herb......................................................2007-08 Rodriguez, Frank.............................1979-81, 82-84
Mullings, Daniel............................................2011-15 Porter, Bob......................................................1948-51 Rogers, Corey.................................................1992-94
Mullins, Don...................................................1960-62 Price, Billy Joe................................................1957-61 Rogers, Leslie.......................................................1955
Munoz, Richard.............................................1978-79 Priddy, Bob............................................................1951 Rollings, Bruce...............................................1964-66
Murphy,Hardy................................................1966-69 Pryor, Nate.................................................2021-pres. Rooney, Vernon...................................................1917
Myers, Bill........................................................1976-80 Putzi, Ron........................................................1989-93 Ross, Archie....................................................1919-20
Ross-Miller, K.C..............................................2012-14
N Q Rourke, Sean..................................................1988-89
Roybal, Rick....................................................1966-67
Nanez, Michael..............................................1998-99 Russell, Clarence.................................................1916
Nations, Lewis......................................................1925
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N’Dir, Sidy........................................................2015-18
N’doye, Abdoulaye.......................................2009-11
Neal, Roy..........................................................1969-72 Sackett, Al..............................................................1933
Nelson, Merle.................................................1963-65 Sailors, Derek.................................................1979-83
Nelson, Tyrone...............................................2004-07 Sais, John...............................................................1945
Nephawe, Tshilidzi.......................................2010-15 Sauceda, Louis...............................................1974-77
New, Michael..................................................1989-91 Schumacher, Gene.......................................1968-69
Newton, Aubie....................................................1929 Schutz, Mike...................................................1993-94
Noble, Cliff......................................................1965-66 Scott, Alex.......................................................1970-72
Noopila, Mikko.........................................1997-2001 Scott, Ellis..............................................................1953
Norvell, Zack.............................................1999-2001 Seale, Forrest........................................................1925
Seals, Mitch.....................................................1967-68
O Seaman, Milton.............................................1982-83
Searle, Bob............................................................1931
Odunewu, Shakiru..................................2021-pres. Seeley, Rex......................................................1932-34
Ohara, Charles...............................................1918-19 Selby, Bunk............................................. 1931, 33-34
Oliver, Jesse....................................................1964-65 Selvie, Johnny................................................1993-95
Oliver, Jimmy..................................................1957-61 Sequra, Manny..............................................2003-04
Oliver, Kiran...............................................2021-pres. Ernest Patterson is fourth all-time in the Servatius, Ken................................................1924-25
Ortega, Horatio...................................................1968 single-game scoring list with 42 points Sexton, Bob..........................................................1933
Orvananos, Fernando.......................................1931 against Battle of I-25 rival New Mexico Sharp, David...................................................1948-49
Osterhout, Sherborne.................................1916-17 (12/11/82). Shaw, Carroll..................................................1947-49
Owens, Elijah..................................................1977-78 Shaw, Ken........................................................1972-74
Owens, Micah................................................1976-80 Queen, Trevelin.............................................2018-20 Shipe, Charles......................................................1925
Owens, Tennessee........................................2019-21 Shows, Otis.....................................................1939-40
R Siakam, Pascal................................................2014-16
P Sierra, Rene.....................................................1996-98
Rahman, Hamidu..........................................2008-12 Sims, Bob...............................................................1939
Packer, George...............................................1970-71 Rankin, Don..........................................................1940 Simpson, Delbert..........................................2004-05
Padilla, Ernest.................................................1980-81 Redford, Jim...................................................1938-40 Sitter, Brian......................................................1991-92
Pannell, George.............................................1972-75 Reed, Cliff........................................................1991-93 Small, Chris.....................................................1990-91
Parker, Tony...........................................................1940 Reichlett, Authur...........................................1924-25 Smith, Clyde.........................................................1942

Smith, David...................................................1983-84 Van Dersarl, Jules................................................1933
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Smith, Ed...............................................................1925 Van Gundy, Josh...........................................2003-04
Smith, Herbert...............................................1912-13 Vance, Harold.................................................1940-41
Smith, Jeff........................................................1968-71 Vaughn, Richard............................................1953-54 Yates, Wayne...................................................1957-58
Smith, Larry..........................................................1948 Vickers, Gates.................................................1916-18 Young, Buck....................................................1952-53
Smith, Pierre...................................................1985-86 Vogel, Lou.............................................................1944 Young, Jahmar...............................................2007-10
Smith, Reese..................................................1942, 47 Vukovich, Pete...............................................1946-48
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Smith, Robert.................................................1984-85
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Snyder, Ken.....................................................1964-65
Soistman, Brian...................................................1986 Zamora, JoJo..................................................2018-19
Sparks, Charlie.....................................................1936 Walker, Rodney..............................................1993-95 Ziegenhorn, Jerry.........................................1960-61
St. John, Paul........................................................1953 Wallace, Addison..........................................2018-19
Stallings, Clayton..........................................1948-49 Ward, Gary......................................................1960-62
Stevens, Fuston.............................................1937-38 Ward, Truman.................................................1970-73
Steward, Trei...................................................2006-08 Ware, Tracey.................................................. 1990- 93
Stewart, Wayne.............................................2017-18 Washburn, Terry............................................1958-60
Stockard, Ed....................................................1963-65 Watson, Marcus.............................................2020-21
Stockton, Charles..........................................1962-63 Watson, Tyrone..............................................2009-13
Sublet, Gerald......................................................1982 Wayne, Clayborne........................................1936-37
Sullivan, Lloyd...............................................1942, 46 Weary, Eric.......................................................2012-13
Svilar, Mike............................................................1951 Weaver, Roy..........................................................1931
Sy, Bandja........................................................2009-13 Webb, Greg.....................................................1976-80
Weddell, Laurens................................................1915
T Welton, Sam...................................................1945-46
West, B.J...........................................................2009-13
Tackett, Jim...........................................................1951 Wesley, Orion.................................................1924-25
Tague, Walt.....................................................1968-69 Wharton, Ed....................................................1914-16
Tait, Brian.........................................................1988-89 Whisenant, John...........................................1963-65
Taylor, Jimmy.................................................1988-89 Whisenant, Stan............................................1984-85
Taylor, Kastler.......................................................1929 White, James..................................................1990-91
Taylor, Matt.....................................................2014-17 White, Jock......................................................1986-87
Taylor, Rich......................................................1980-82 White, John.....................................................1970-72
Telles, Robert..................................................1968-69 White, Steve....................................................1972-74
Temple, Mark....................................1975-78, 79-80 Wiese, Don......................................................1961-64
Terrazas, Roger....................................................1953 Wiggs, Harold......................................................1940
Terrell, Curtis..................................................1987-88 Wilburn, Gilbert.............................................1984-86
Terry, Earl...............................................................1944 Wilder, Gene.........................................................1950
Theus, Londale..............................................2006-08 Wilfley, Walter......................................................1924
Thiam, Mohamed.........................................2018-19 Wilkins, Johnathon......................................2014-18
Thomas, Leonard..........................................1910-13 Will, Everett...........................................................1920
Thomas, Roland............................................1948-51 Will, Ralph.............................................................1920
Thompson, Marc...........................................1991-93 Williams, Culbert...........................................1958-59
Thornhill, Bill..................................................1960-61 Williams, Damond........................................1998-99
Thurmond, William ...........................................1949 Williams, Gillis................................................1982-83
Tillisch, Mike.........................................................1944 Williams, Jeff.....................................1984-85, 87-88
Tillman, Donnie........................................2020-pres. Williams, Kalen..............................................2020-21
Tillman, Jerry..................................................1962-65 Williams, Levar..........................................2021-pres.
Torian, Keith...................................................1995-96 Williams, Pete.................................................1965-66
Tonella, Fern...................................................1997-98 Williams, Robert............................................1963-65
Trammell, Dennis..........................................2000-02 Williamson, Clyde.........................................1971-73
Trask, Jason.....................................................1989-90 Williamson, John..........................................1971-73
Travis, Kenny..................................................1986-87 Wilson, Derrick..............................................1979-80
Traylor, Eric......................................................1991-93 Wood, Morris..................................................1937-39
Tucker, Don...........................................................1953 Worchester, Richard...............................................NA
Tulley, Gerald.......................................................1923 Wright, Gerald...............................................1983-85
Turner, Ernest...................................1964-65, 66-68 Wright, Tom..........................................................1954
Wright, Wendell..............................1982-84, 85-86
V Wyatt, Thomas...............................................1993-95
Wynn, Scott....................................................1972-73
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C.J. Roberts....................................................2020-21
Byron Davis....................................................2003-05
Shon Caston..................................................2005-06
Jahmar Young...............................................2007-08
Allan Eckhoff.................................................1961-62
Leroy Canady................................................1962-64
Rick Roybal....................................................1965-66
Teddy Allen............................................... 2021-pres. Da’Shawn Gomez............................................. 2009 Tom McCarthy..............................................1969-70
Remi Barry.................................................2011-2015 Jeff McCool....................................................1985-89
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Rhonte Davis.................................................1996-99
Chancellor Ellis.............................................2016-17
Terrell Brown.................................................2018-20
Evan Gilyard II...............................................2019-21
Ron Coleman................................................1991-93
Donminic Ellison..........................................1996-98
Billy Keys.........................................................1998-00
Tray Britt..........................................................2006-10 Nate Pryor................................................. 2021-pres. Emanuel Dildy..............................................2000-02
Travon Landry...............................................2013-15 Earl Calloway.................................................2002-04
Keyon Jones (#11, 18-19)..........................2017-18
4 Robert Frazier...............................................2002-05
Shaun Davis...................................................2006-07
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Tedrell Jones..................................................2000-01
Todd Eubanks...............................................1984-85
Brian Tait.........................................................1988-89
Warren Harrell...............................................1989-90
Chris Cole.......................................................2007-08
Eric Weary.......................................................2012-13
Johnathon Wilkins......................................2014-18
Duane John...................................................2003-05 Malcom Leak.................................................1991-92 Keyon Jones (#00, 17-18)..........................2018-19
Shaun Davis...................................................2005-06 Johnny Selvie................................................1993-95 Evan Gilyard II (#3 2020-pres.)................2019-20
Justin Hawkins..............................................2006-08 Marquis Burns...............................................1995-96 Kalen Williams..............................................2020-21
Jahmar Young...............................................2008-10 Louis Richardson.........................................1996-98 Marsei Caston.......................................... 2021-pres.
Christian Kabongo......................................2010-11 Ben Karam......................................................1998-99
DK Eldridge....................................................2014-15
Shunn Buchanan.........................................2017-20
Mayan Kiir......................................................2020-21
Chris Jackson.................................................1999-03
Manny Segura..............................................2003-04
Trevor Lawrence...........................................2004-06
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Bunk Selby.....................................................1932-34
Marchelus Avery..................................... 2021-pres. Ian Baker.........................................................2013-17 Lou Henson...................................................1953-55
JoJo Zamora..................................................2018-19 Gary Ward.......................................................1959-61
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Mike Mitchell.................................................2004-06
Rashaun Agee...............................................2020-21
Mario McKinney, Jr................................. 2021-pres.
Bobby Banagas............................................1962-63
Stan Bullard...................................................1963-64
Bruce Rollings...............................................1964-65
JayDee Luster................................................2007-08
Sim Bhullar.....................................................2012-13
Braxton Huggins..........................................2014-17
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Terry Bennett................................................1990-91
Milton Horne.................................................1969-71
Austin Lehmann..........................................1971-72
John DiBiase..................................................1972-76
Wayne Stewart.............................................2017-18 Corey Rogers.................................................1993-94 Danny Lopez.................................................1976-78
Tennessee Owens........................................2019-20 Clyde Jordan.................................................1994-95 Chuck Goslin.................................................1978-80
Donnie Tillman........................................ 2020-pres. Bostjan Leban...............................................1995-98 Ernest Padilla.................................................1980-81
Michael Nanez..............................................1998-99 Lee Harris........................................................1981-82
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Randy Brown.................................................1989-91
Bryant Fuston................................................2001-02
Allen Hayes....................................................2003-05
David Fisher...................................................2005-07
Kenny Travis...................................................1985-87
Sam Crawford...............................................1991-93
William Johnson..........................................1995-96
Brian Sitter.....................................................1991-92 DeAngelo Jones...........................................2007-08 Fern Tonella...................................................1997-99
Keith Johnson...............................................1993-95 Drew Herig.....................................................2010-11 Brad Bestor....................................................1998-00
Jamal Kendrick.............................................1995-96 D.J. Lewis........................................................2011-12 Detruis Robertson.......................................2003-05
Denmark Reid...............................................1996-98 Kevin Aronis..................................................2012-14 James Fontenet............................................2001-03
Dennis Desmond.........................................1999-00 Matt Taylor.....................................................2014-16 Elijah Ingram.................................................2005-07
Kortrijk Miles.................................................2017-18 Fred Peete......................................................2007-08
Clayton Henry...........................................2018-Pres. K.C. Ross-Miller.............................................2012-13
AJ Harris..........................................................2017-20
10 Virshon Cotton........................................ 2021-pres.
Rob Evans.......................................................1966-68
Elgren Green.................................................1970-72
Ken Shaw........................................................1972-73
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Ira Clark...........................................................1959-62
George Pannell.............................................1974-75 Ronnie Logback...........................................1962-63
Donnie Jackson............................................1975-76 Hamill McNair...............................................1963-64
Louis Sauceda...............................................1976-77 Daniel Hicks...................................................1994-95
James White..................................................1990-91 Charles Gosa..................................................1995-99
Lance Jackson...............................................1993-94 Hernst Laroche.............................................2008-12
Jason Fontenet.............................................2001-03 Sidy N’Dir (#20, 15-16)...............................2016-18
Josh Van Gundy............................................2003-04 C.J. Bobbitt.....................................................2018-20
Delbert Simpson..........................................2004-05 Jason King......................................................2020-21
Paris Carter.....................................................2007-08 Will McNair Jr. (#24 2019-21).............. 2021-pres.
Bandja Sy........................................................2009-13
Rashawn Browne.........................................2014-16
Jemerrio Jones.............................................2016-18
Jabari Rice..................................................2018-Pres.
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Don Weise......................................................1961-64
Jim Tillman.....................................................1964-65
Former Aggie Randy Brown (1989-91) is
currently an assistant coach with the Chicago
Bulls.
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Keith Colson..................................................1954-56
Mike Dabish...................................................1965-66
Charlie Criss...................................................1967-70
Clyde Williamson.........................................1971-73
Bill Allen..........................................................1973-76 Gerard Moore................................................1998-00
Greg Webb.....................................................1976-80 Lamar Hill.......................................................2001-02
Spencer Conrad...........................................1981-82 Manny Segura...............................................2002-03
Ted Knauber..................................................2005-07 Jeff Jones........................................................2003-05
Terrel de Rouen............................................2011-13 Fred Peete......................................................2006-07
Jose Campo...................................................2015-16 Wendell McKines.........................................2007-08
Marcus Watson.............................................2020-21 Makhtar Diop................................................2008-11
Emery, Coleman...........................................2012-13
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Joe Jackson....................................................1938-39
Tanveer Bhullar............................................2013-17
Addison Wallace..........................................2018-19
Trevelin Queen (#20, 18-19)....................2019-20
Vincent Knight..............................................1959-61
Frank Loeffler.................................. 1961-63, 64-65
Don Henry......................................................1963-64
Gilbert Wilburn.............................................1984-86
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Morris Wood..................................................1938-39
Curtis Terrell...................................................1988-89 Bob Rogers....................................................1961-62
Rick Fluckey...................................................1989-90 Jerry Tillman..................................................1962-63
John Bartleson..............................................1990-92 John Whisenant...........................................1963-64
Gary Jackson.................................................2002-04 Roy Loeffler....................................................1964-65
Supo Jegede..................................................2005-06 Art Davis.........................................................1965-66
Hatila Passos..................................................2006-07 Jimmy Collins................................................1969-70 Tobias Lampkins ranks fifth on the Aggies
Herb Pope......................................................2007-08 Alex Scott.......................................................1970-72 single-season field goal percentage list at
Kelly Merker...................................................2008-10 Brian Corrie....................................................1977-79 .607.
Tshilidzi Nephawe.......................................2010-15 Dave Brunson...............................................1979-80 Wendell Wright............................................1983-86
Rene Esparza.................................................2015-16 Dexter Hawkins............................................1973-77 Willie Joseph.................................................1987-89
Joe Garza........................................................2016-18 Steve Colter...................................................1980-84 Ron Coleman................................................1993-94
Ivan Aurrecoechea......................................2018-20 Steve McGlothin..........................................1986-89 Keith Torian....................................................1995-96
Mike Peake................................................ 2021-pres. Marc Thompson...........................................1992-93 Josh Van Gundy...........................................2003-04
Troy Brewer....................................................1994-95 Robert Lumpkins.........................................2008-10
16 Mikko Noopila..............................................1997-01 Matt Taylor.....................................................2016-17

Jalen Domingez...........................................2003-06 Leston Gordon..............................................2017-18
Avery Dishroom...........................................1969-70 Jonathan Gibson..........................................2006-10 Will McNair.....................................................2019-21
Eli Chuha.........................................................2015-19
20 Wilfred Likayi.................................................2019-21
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Jim Crouch.....................................................1949-50 K Melvin Ritchey................................................ 1939
Bill Moore.......................................................1969-72 Ken Goodwin................................................1961-62
Steve White....................................................1972-74 Darrell Bushmiaer........................................1961-62 Charles Stockton..........................................1962-63
Louis Sauceda...............................................1974-75 Gerald Drake.................................................1962-63 Robert Williams............................................1963-65
Kenny Hayes..................................................1976-78 Luther Martin................................................1963-64 Thomas Wyatt...............................................1994-95
Richard Munoz.............................................1978-79 John Gambill.................................................1965-66 Tobias Lampkin............................................1996-97
Jerome Akins.................................................1979-81 Ron Putzi.........................................................1990-93 Eric Channing................................................1998-02
Donnie Chandler.........................................1975-76 Rodney Walker..............................................1993-95 Renaldo Dixon..............................................2010-14
Orlando Febres.............................................1982-86 Rene Sierra.....................................................1996-98 Robert Brown................................................2018-19
Jimmy Taylor.................................................1988-89 Zach Norvell..................................................1998-01 Jorge Moreno........................................... 2021-pres.
Shawn Harrington.......................................1995-96 Brandon Mason............................................1999-03
Will Morris......................................................2001-03
Chris Hall.........................................................2004-06
Terrance Joyner............................................2008-09
Antwan Alexander......................................2004-05 30
Hookey Apodaca.........................................1935-36
Londale Theus..............................................2006-08 Daniel Mullings............................................2011-15
Matej Buovac................................................2012-14 Marlon Jones.................................................2016-17 Jimmy Collins................................................1967-68
Sidy N’Dir (#13, 16-18)...............................2015-16 Zach Lofton...................................................2017-18 Rudy Franco...................................................1969-70
Trevelin Queen (#21, 19-20)....................2018-19 Mohamed Thiam.........................................2018-19 John White.....................................................1970-72
Dajour Joseph...............................................2019-20 Levar Williams.......................................... 2021-pres. Alan Graham.................................................1973-75
Tennessee Owens (#2, 19-20).................2020-21 Cyrus Cormier...............................................1975-76
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Cameron Crawford................................. 2021-pres. Donnie Chandler.........................................1976-77
James Anderson..........................................1989-90
21 Wayne Yates......................................................... 1957 Chris Lopez....................................................1994-97

George Knighton.........................................1958-62 Dennis Trammel...........................................2000-02
Rex Dempsey................................................1941-42 Sherman Hammond...................................1962-63 Bryant Fuston................................................2001-05
David Sharp......................................................... 1948 Ed Stockard....................................................1963-65
Gary Ward.......................................................1961-62
Luther Martin................................................1962-63
DeWayne Brewer.........................................1965-66
Eddie Huff......................................................1969-70 31
Frank Kozeliski.................................................... 1939
Merl Nelson...................................................1963-64 Clint Davis......................................................1970-71
Curtis Bankston............................................1964-65 John Williamson...........................................1972-73 Bobby Porter.................................................1948-50
Larry Mason...................................................1965-66 George Pannell.............................................1973-74 Billy Joe Price.................................................1958-61
Jeff Williams......................................1984-85, 87-88 Danny Lopez.................................................1974-76 Don Mullins...................................................1961-62
Marc Thompson...........................................1991-93 Bill Myers........................................................1977-80 David Kilburn................................................1962-63
James Dockery.............................................1992-94 Rich Taylor......................................................1981-82 Allan Eckoff....................................................1963-64
Stacy Higgins................................................1965-66 Jim Drake........................................................1975-76 Stephan Green..............................................1999-04
Elston Jones...................................................1982-86 Steve Bajema................................................1976-77 Pascal Siakam................................................2014-16
Anthony Ireland...........................................1989-90 Robert Gunn..................................................1977-79
Hatila Passos..................................................2007-08
Wendell McKines.........................................2008-12
Frank Rodriguez...........................................1979-84
Chris Hickman..............................................1989-92
Brandon Mason............................................1999-01
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Willie Booker.................................................1961-63
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Roland Thomas................................................... 1948
Mike Schutz...................................................1993-95
B.J. West..........................................................2009-13
Jalyn Pennie..................................................2014-17
Other Hice......................................................1963-64
Mike Dabich..................................................1964-66
Wes Moorehead...........................................1965-68
Lonnie Lefevre..............................................1969-70 Johnny McCants......................................2017-Pres. Sam Lacey......................................................1968-70
Avery Dishroom...........................................1970-71 Richard Robinson........................................1974-77
Donnie Jackson............................................1974-75
Mark Temple..................................................1976-78
Derek Britton.................................................1978-80
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Ernest Turner.................................................1966-68
Elijah Owens..................................................1977-78
Reggie Clement...........................................1978-79
Jaime Pena.....................................................1980-82
Derek Sailors.................................................1981-83 Jeff Smith........................................................1968-71 Keith Hill.........................................................1988-90
Johnny Roberson.........................................1986-89 Jim Bostic.......................................................1972-75 Chris Dinkins.................................................1991-92
Reggie Jordan...............................................1990-91 Notie Pate.......................................................1975-79 D.J. Jackson....................................................1992-94
Eric Traylor......................................................1992-93 Ernest Patterson...........................................1980-83 Crafton Ferguson.........................................1994-95
Dwain Bradberry.........................................1993-94 Phil Gillette....................................................1998-99 Kelsey Crooks................................................1999-04
Enoch Davis...................................................1996-97
Lamar Hill.......................................................2001-02
Robert Frazier...............................................2002-04
Martin Iti.........................................................2006-08
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Russell Mathews..........................................1961-63
45
David Bonney...............................................2001-04
Hamidu Rahman..........................................2008-12 Solomon Gibbs............................................1963-64 Roland Grant.................................................1971-74
Bryce Rewalt..................................................2019-21 Jesse Oliver....................................................1964-65 Tyrone Watson..............................................2009-13
Lindsay McElmell.........................................1983-84
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Dave Brown...................................................1960-63
Joaquin Chavez............................................1996-97
Tyrone Nelson...............................................2004-07 50
Truman Ward.................................................1970-73
Doug Morgan...............................................1963-64
John Whisenant...........................................1964-65
Phil Elders.......................................................1978-81
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John Gambill.................................................1966-67
Ricky Gibson..................................................1974-76
Albert Jones..................................................1976-77
Donnie Chandler.........................................1977-78
Andre Patterson...........................................1983-85 Roy Neal..........................................................1969-72 Derrick Wilson...............................................1979-80
Jason Task......................................................1989-90 Russell Letz....................................................1973-76 Chris Gabriel..................................................2008-09
David Lofton.................................................1990-93 Cyrus Cormier...............................................1976-77
Maurice Lawson...........................................1994-95
Aaron Brodt...................................................1996-97
James Moore.................................................2000-04
Phil Atkins......................................................1980-81
Pat Coash........................................................1985-88
Michael New..................................................1989-91
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Chito Reyes....................................................1969-71
Chris Hill..........................................................2004-05 Cliff Reed........................................................1991-93 Hal Robinson.................................................1971-74
Conrad Ley.....................................................2005-06 William Howze..............................................1993-94 Jim Dove.........................................................1975-76
Jalen Dominguez.........................................2007-08 Daveeno Hines.............................................1998-01 Doug Jones....................................................1976-78
Troy Gillenwater...........................................2008-11 Lamar Hill.......................................................2002-03 Derek Sailors.................................................1979-80
Yuat Alok.................................................... 2021-pres. Corey Johnson..............................................1989-90
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Leon Griffin.......................................................... 1957 43
Ryan McDermott.........................................1999-01
Josh Jenkins...................................................2004-05
Charles Lindsey............................................1962-64
Ernie Turner...................................................1964-65
Cliff Noble......................................................1965-66
Jay Mechem..................................................1932-33
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Albert Jones..................................................1977-80
John Burgess.................................................1968-70 Greg Metzo....................................................1980-81
Bill Ford...........................................................1970-73
Bob Dvorak....................................................1973-76
Micah Owens................................................1976-80
Renault Moultrie..........................................1980-82
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Simon Bredenburg.....................................1998-00
Mark Acre.......................................................1989-90
Tracey Ware....................................................1991-93
Paul Jarrett.....................................................1993-95
Maurice Lawson...........................................1996-97
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Skip McCoy....................................................1993-95
James Felder..................................................2001-04 Antoine Hubbard........................................1996-97
Brennen Jeffers.............................................2004-05 Trei Steward...................................................2006-08
Kevin Ford......................................................2005-06 Abdoulaye N’doye.......................................2009-11
Gordo Castillo...............................................2007-11 Gerald Doakes.................................................... 2021
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Bunk Selby........................................................... 1933 Pascal Siakam became the first Aggie to be
Arthur Davis..................................................1961-62 drafted in the 1st-round since Jimmy Collins
Ken Snyder.....................................................1964-65 and Sam Lacey back in 1970.
media information @NMStateMBB
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#aggieup Chancellor dr. dan arvizu
Dr. Dan Arvizu became Chancellor and the 28 th Chief Executive of the New Mexico State University
System (NMSU) on June 1, 2018. NMSU is New Mexico’s land-grant institution founded in 1888 and
is presently one of the nation’s foremost Hispanic-serving universities. NMSU is a NASA Space Grant
College and is home to the very first Honors College in New Mexico. Dr. Arvizu is the second alumnus
and first Hispanic to be hired as the NMSU System Chancellor and Chief Executive. Chancellor Arvizu
has set a new vision and strategic direction for the NMSU system that focused on student success and
upward mobility, elevating research and creativity, and amplifying outreach and economic development.
He previously served in various roles at Emerson Collective including Chief Technology Officer, STEM
Evangelist, and Senior Advisor. He also currently serves as a Venture Partner for Sustainability for Ridge-
Lane Partners, Ltd. and as a Precourt Institute Energy Scholar at Stanford University.
Dr. Arvizu has had a long-distinguished career in advanced energy research and development, materials
and process sciences, and technology commercialization. He started his career in 1973 at Bell Labs,
and after four years transferred to Sandia National Labs, where he spent the next 21 years, 14 years in
executive roles. In 1998 he joined CH2M Hill Companies, Ltd for 6 years, his last two years as a CTO.
In January of 2005 he was appointed the 8 th Director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National
Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado and became the first Hispanic Lab Director
in the history of any of the 17 U.S. DOE’s National Labs. He retired in December of 2015 and is presently
Director Emeritus.
Dr. Arvizu serves on a number of boards, panels and advisory committees including the State Farm Mutual Insurance Board of Directors, the
Singapore International Advisory Panel on Energy, and the Stanford Precourt Institute for Energy Advisory Council. In 2004 he was appointed by
President George W. Bush, and subsequently in 2010 reappointed by President Barack Obama (twice confirmed by the full Senate), to serve six-
year terms on the National Science Board (NSB), the governing body of the $8.5 billion National Science Foundation. He was twice elected NSB
Chairman by his peers and served in that role for four years (2012-2016) where he testified annually on NSF’s budget before Congress. He was
the first Hispanic Chair of the National Science Board, founded in 1950.
He is an elected Fellow of the National Academy of Engineering and the National Academy of Public Administration and in 2016 received the
Secretary of Energy’s Exceptional Service Award for more than three decades of energy contributions. He has received numerous awards and
recognitions including induction as a member of the U.S. News and World Report STEM Leadership Hall of Fame, induction as a member of the
Great Minds in STEM Hispanic Science and Engineering Hall of Fame, and in 2010 was awarded the Hispanic Scientist of the Year, by the Museum
of Science and Industry, Tampa, Florida.

Director of Athletics - Mario Moccia @NMStateMBB
Mario Moccia returned to his alma mater on returning to the NCAA Tournament, NM 19-game winning streak to close out the
Jan. 5, 2015, as the 23rd Director of Athletics State’s volleyball and softball programs won 2019-20 season (a campaign which was cut
at New Mexico State University after serving Regular Season WAC titles and five programs short due to the COVID-19 pandemic) and the
for nine years as the Director of Athletics at (men’s basketball, men’s tennis, softball, Aggies scored another victory over a Power
Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, volleyball and women’s tennis) advanced to Five opponent by taking down Mississippi
Ill., and eight years as the senior associate a WAC Championship game. The Aggies track State in Jackson, Miss., on Dec. 22, 2019.
athletic director at the University of Missouri. and swimming programs also excelled in
WAC Championships. NM State’s swimming Perhaps the biggest athletic accomplishment
The 1989 graduate of NM State enters his and diving program earned a second place came courtesy of the Aggies’ women’s indoor
eighth season at the helm of Aggie Athletics finish and recorded the most points in track & field squad. NM State snapped Grand
in 2021-22. Since returning to Las Cruces, program history, while the track and field Canyon’s five-year WAC championship run in
Moccia has already created an immediate program also finished second and sent three dominant fashion in order to lock down the
impact in his years as Director of Athletics. different athletes to the NCAA West Regional. program’s first WAC Indoor Track & Field Title
From a national standpoint, he has guided In the classroom the Aggies again excelled, on Feb. 29, 2020. On the diamond, NM State’s
New Mexico State to its top five finishes as Gavi Kalaga and Austin Reeves both baseball team was led by Collegiate Baseball
in the Learfield Director’s Cup standings – earned CoSIDA All-Academic honors. Kalaga Newspaper Player of the Year Nick Gonzales
including four years with 100-plus points was named to the CoSIDA All-District Seven who became the highest draft pick in program
(2014-15, 2015-16, 2017-18 and 2018-19). Women’s At-Large Team, while Reeves was history when the Pittsburgh Pirates selected
Under his direction, the Aggies have won named to District Seven Football All-Academic the infielder with the seventh overall pick
54 championships (regular season and/or Team. In total, 124 student-athletes earned All- of the 2020 MLB Draft. Gonzales excelled
tournament) through 2020-21, including WAC Academic honors, 49 student-athletes academically as well, becoming one of two
three-consecutive Western Athletic posted a perfect 4.0 GPA and all 16 Aggie Aggie baseball players to collect CoSIDA
Conference Commissioner’s Cups (2014- teams earned a team GPA of at least 3.0. NM Academic All-American honors in the summer
17). Moccia was rewarded for guiding the State student-athletes held a cumulative of 2020. Moccia also worked with longtime
Aggies during a time of unprecedented 3.29 GPA during the 2020-21 season. Aggie donors Mike and Judy Johnson, who
success in July of 2019 earning a five-year donated $900,000 for the construction
contract extension that’ll keep him at his alma The 2019-20 academic saw no shortage of a 4,500 square foot hitting facility.
mater through the 2023-24 athletic season. of high point for Aggie athletics under In 2018-19, men’s and women’s basketball
Navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 Moccia’s leadership. NM State’s volleyball both had historic years in the win column
pandemic, Moccia spearheaded various team continued its dominance in the amongst other things while both programs
licensing opportunities for NM State Athletics Western Athletic Conference by amassing swept the regular-season and conference
including the Aggies partnership with Cantera an impressive 27-4 record which included a tournament and made appearances in the
Negra, the first tequila partnership between a perfect 16-0 run through WAC play. In addition NCAA Tournament. Volleyball captured the
university and a tequila brand in the nation, to winning the WAC regular season, the Aggies conference tournament championship and
and helped the Aggies compete in 15 of the also earned the 2019 WAC Tournament crown took Oregon to the brink in the opening
16 sponsored D-I sports. NM State now is to advance to the NCAA Tournament. A non- round of the NCAA Tournament. Women’s
the only university in the country to have an conference victory at Auburn out of the SEC tennis returned to the NCAA Tournament
officially licensed beer, coffee, tequila, wine helped the Aggies maintain their reputation for just the second time in program history
and whiskey. Moccia also spearheaded the as one of the nation’s premier volleyball under the direction of second-year head
Despite the challenges that 2020-21 teams. The Aggie men’s basketball team coach Emily Wang. Women’s golf also
brought, the Aggies again excelled inside produced the first 16-0 record in WAC play in reclaimed its spot at the top, advancing to
the Western Athletic Conference as both the history of the league en route to its third- the NCAA Regionals while taking home both
Aggies golf programs took home a WAC consecutive WAC regular season title. Those 16 WAC Coach of the Year and Player of the
title. In addition to men’s and women’s golf wins represented a large part of the program’s Year. Baseball wrapped up another stellar
#aggieup mario moccia - director of athletics
Since taking over the reins of his alma mater,
the Aggie Athletic Club has made tremendous
strides. The AAC started at $168,623 in
2014-15 with just 671 members before
jumping to 1,302 members with $802,198
raised in 2019-20 - an increase of 375%.
In May of 2015, members of the Minority

Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA)
elected Moccia the President of the Association
for a two-year term. MOAA includes 1,000-plus
minority athletic administrators nationwide
and advocates for increased participation and
administrative opportunities for minorities in
athletics. Moccia recently received the 2019
Distinguished Service Award, the highest award
given to individuals by the association. He also
spent time serving as the Sun Belt Conference
representative on the Lead1 Board of Directors.
Moccia was named an Under Armour

Athletic Director of the Year in 2013 by
the National Association of Collegiate
season, earning a share of the regular-season New Mexico State hauled in nine conference Directors of Athletics (NACDA) at SIU as
title while Joey Ortiz became the program’s regular-season and tournament titles while he directed the program to new heights.
highest draft pick ever after being selected sending women’s cross country, men’s
in the fourth-round (108th overall) by the basketball, men’s tennis, softball and baseball He played an important role in a $90 million
Baltimore Orioles. Sophomore sensation to NCAA postseason play. NM State also dollar fundraising/capital improvement
Nick Gonzales was nearly a unanimous All- had nine WAC Players of the Year with Jones project to build a new football stadium, a new
American, earning first-team All-America (men’s basketball) and Kelsey Horton (softball) athletic support building and to renovate the
accolades in in four of six publications. being named the 2017-18 Joe Kearney Award university’s basketball arena. He also negotiated
recipients, which are given to the top male media rights, footwear and apparel contracts.
The 2017-18 campaign was arguably the best and female student-athletes in the WAC.
athletic year in NM State history with the Additionally, the Salukis were successful across
football team not only earning a bowl bid, but Moccia led NM State into a multi-million the board during Moccia’s tenure, winning
also bringing home the first bowl victory in 57 dollar multimedia rights agreement with conference championships in football,
years when the Aggies defeated Utah State Learfield in 2015, a first in the history of men’s and women’s basketball, women’s
26-20 in overtime to claim the 2017 NOVA the University. He followed that up in 2016 golf, men’s and women’s cross country,
Home Loans Arizona Bowl. Aggie fans came as he obtained a new exclusive five-year men’s tennis, softball, men’s and women’s
in full force to support their team to the tune footwear and apparel contract with Under track, and women’s swimming and diving.
of 25,000-plus Aggies in Tucson on Dec. 29. Armor. This new agreement more than
doubled the University’s previous agreement. He has also served on the NCAA Division I
In addition, New Mexico State joined Duke, Championships/Sports Management Cabinet,
Michigan State and Purdue as the only athletic With Moccia at the helm, the Aggies made was the FCS representative for the NCAA’s
departments that won a bowl game and several facility upgrades. Presley Askew Field Administration Committee and served
had a men’s basketball program that won installed a state-of-the-art synthetic grass as liaison to Men’s Basketball Committee.
28 or more games. Heading into the spring infield. In addition, the baseball stadium
championships, NM State was only one of saw renovations to its bullpens and batting Moccia was previously the Associate Athletic
15 schools that sent its team to an FBS bowl cages as well as construction of a new press Director for External Operations and then
game, NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and box and field turf. The swimming and diving Senior Associate Director of Athletics at
NCAA Baseball Regional. Of those 15 schools, team is enjoying the new Wanda Glass the University of Missouri from 1998-2006.
NM State, Houston and San Diego State were Swimming and Diving Locker Room as well He also worked as the Associate Athletics
the only teams from a Group of 5 conference. as new coaches offices, while Aggie Memorial Director for External Operations at Texas
Stadium received a major upgrade with the State University from 1997-1998 and Director
Overall, the athletic department finished addition of Club 27. In addition, football of Sales/Lobo Club assistant director at the
124th in the 2017-18 Learfield Director’s team locker room was renovated thanks to University of New Mexico from 1993-1997.
Cup standings with 145.00 points, the the generous donation of the Allen Family.
second-highest in school history. The A member of the US Bank New Mexico State
Aggies also finished second in the WAC More facility upgrades for the Aggies are in the Hall of Fame inducted in 1998, Moccia was
Commissioner’s cup standing with 81.25 works for 2020 and beyond with new lights for the captain of the Aggie baseball team.
points despite only sponsoring 15 of the Aggie women’s soccer team’s field, a new He was twice honored as the Aggies MVP
the 19 sports that qualify for points. video board for the Pan American Center (home and won a team triple crown (leader in
of NM State men’s and women’s basketball), batting average, home runs and RBI). He was
Excellence on the field continued to shine under a major resurfacing project for the Aggie selected by the Detroit Tigers in the 1989
Moccia’s direction with four student-athletes women’s track & field squads and a training Major League Baseball draft, and played two
taking home seven All-America honors in facility for NM State baseball all underway. seasons in the Tigers minor league system
2017-18. Current Washington Wizards forward before entering athletic administration.
Jemerrio Jones of men’s basketball became NM State has also continued to excel in the
just the ninth All-American in program history classroom since Moccia took the reigns as In addition to his bachelor’s degree in
and fifth Aggie to earn Associated Press All- all athletics teams surpassed an Academic psychology from NM State, Moccia was awarded
American distinction. Baseball had three Progress Rate of 930. Three teams, women’s a master’s degree in sports administration
players take home All-America honors in Kyle tennis, men’s tennis and men’s basketball, from the University of New Mexico in 1993.
Bradish, Johnathan Groff and Nick Gonzales – achieved a perfect 1,000 single-year APR
who arguably had the best freshman season while the women’s tennis team recorded Moccia and his wife, Heidi – a former
in program history after hauling in All-America its eight-straight perfect 1,000 multi-year All-American women’s soccer player
honors from four different organizations. APR. The Aggies also registered a 3.0 GPA at UMass – are the parents of two
or better in 28-consecutive semesters children, Addie (11) and Gemma (6).
In addition to the football’s bowl championship, through the spring semester of 2019.

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% Myrtle Beach Invitational game

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RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

Field Goal Percentage Will McNair Jr. | .574 (27-47)

Through the course of the 2020-21 season, a campaign which featured

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video coordinator • SECOND Season • HARDIN-SIMMONS ‘10

DARIN “DG” GRAHAM • first Season Becky Veitch • ninth Season

Outside of the high school ranks, Graham has served as a member

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ALLEN’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

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AVERY’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

TILLMAN’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

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PRYOR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

McKINNEY JR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

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HENRY’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

RICE’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

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CASTON’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

2018-19 | Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules.

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McNAIR’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

Personal | Son of Chrisondra Johnson and Mike Peake...Born March 15.

PEAKE’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

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CAWFORD’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

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MORENO’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

McCANTS’ CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

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ALOK’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES (DI ONLY)

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OLIVER’S CAREER STATS | ALL GAMES

Team Box Score

Team Statistics Team Results

Team Box Score

Team Statistics Team Results

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KEY PERFORMERS/STATISTICS OF NOTE

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KEY PERFORMERS/STATISTICS OF NOTE

KEY PERFORMERS/STATISTICS OF NOTE

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